https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c985c2744462afe014ebae7b765f02d6.pdf 9bf96ee0d6fca9b9f52b555f484f9848 PDF Text Text • Times-Sentinel The 72 Trucks for Sale GMC ohort bed ~ ton plok· up, 350. auto. PS. PB, AM-FM S-track, slidingwi,~ ­ dow. new tires. 69.000 m1., naw bed . Call 614· 446· 9237, may be seen after 5PM. 1974 Chevy Pickup. $500. 304· 773-9143. 78 Ch8v . dump truck, Scotsdale C-66 , 22 , 000 miloo. 112,000. 304-675· 7771 . ' 76 Ford pick up F1 00. 304-895-3078. 74 torcycle . Excellent condition. $425 . Phone Jane Wagner at 614· 992· 361 7 or 614-992-5650. 1977 Harley Dav idson Sportster. hcellent shape. All chromed . 82,395 or best offer . Can see at T&G Auto Salas under Pomeroy Muon bridge. Vans 8t 4 W.O. i 977 GMC Van dura with Midas interior, excellent mechanical condition. high mileJ~ge · recent engine wortJ,. Call 614-446· 8096 &PM. after 1978, 14" pil11enger Dodge Von . 104.000milos. highoot bid. For more informatiQn, contact Wanda Vining _ at 614-992·2161 between 8:30·4: 30. Juno 17 thru June 20. 74 Motorcycles 1884 Harley Davidson FLHS 1.400 miles . Excellent aura options, 85,995 - S 7.895 new. Call 614-~58-1755 . Henri Arnold N'd Bob Lee Unscramble lho8e IO<.W Jumblee. one tett• to each square. to form four O<dilllfY WOlds. I POCUE I I I I I ( I (] drive, air suspension. Priced to sell. 614-992 -671 o. 1979 Yamaha 1100XS TEN NIT I K) nica roid bike. 304-6754338 . 1.981 KX4'20 dirt bike. 304· 675-3308. 83 Honda Shadow 2,600 miles. 'Ex c. cond. plus-accessori... 304· 576·21 38. 75 Boats and'· Motms for Sale Aluminum 12' V-bottom with 4 HP. 2 cyl. Evanrude, remote gas tank & trailer. reaaonablely priced . CaiJ 814·446-1286. 18ft. fiberglass boat, trailer. 75 HP mo1or. 5500. Call 61 4 - 37~·2702 . 79 Motors Homes 1984 Honda ATV 3 wheeler & Ca-mpers , with back rack, good tires, ~-------:--­ good cond.. S800. ·Call · 614-379-2186 or &14· 379· 1985 Starcraft Star Master 2670. 6 . pop-up, same as neW, 1 983 480 Honda ex. shap8, used 2 times, must sell at never raced . Call 614 ~ 367· once to settle ettate. Electric. refrlg .. beater. gas stove. 0594 after 4PM . all options, $3,200 firm. 1974 "Harley Davidson Cost over 84,900 neW. Call Sportster, lots of extrAs. 614-446-1641, ierious in$1,700 . Call 614 -245- quires only after e. 614446 ·8172. 6650. ) I I J Home I mprovaments CARTER'S PLUMBING . AND HEATING Cor. Fourth .nd Pine roofl. 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof. Coli 614· 388·9867. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditionelllfetime gua· Gallipolio. Ohio 61 4·448· 3888 814·448·4477 Pho~e or JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. At. 1. Box 366, Golli· polio. Coli &14-367· 0670 . 83 Now arringe the circled leiters to form the surprise answer, u aug. gaoled by the above ~oon. XI XXX)0 furnished :- Free estimatea. Coli collect 1·814·237· 0488, day or night ..RogO!'• Basement Waterproofing. Tabor Upholotory. For reu· pholatarlng. frH ettlmatea. Free pickup • delivery. Call 614-379· 2850. ~ .I James Boyl Water Ser\ice. Aloo pool• !Iliad. Coli 814· 258·1141 or 614 -446 · 1175 "" 814-448· 791 1. owner. ..... Reds rip Sutter Business ..,. Se..Vices See M~tp Lepta • hp t Waugh'a Water. Service . dnveway and indoor paintinc. Spacious living ·area of 2200 sq. ft. includes 3 large bedrooms, 2\lz ceramic balhs. livinc room with fireplace, for1111l dining area. sewing nook and family room with indoor barbecue. Outdoor recreation area features covered patio with wroucht iron trim. Warm llomin& ps &rill and reeulat;on badmmton court. Carpetinc throu&hout and beautiful birch paneling and trim. New kitchen cabinels, formica tops,. stove top and double wall oven. Dishwasher, disposal, refricerator and most window triatments included. Ideal nei&hborhood with beautiful view, shopping nearby. Gallipolis Cily School System, cily ,water and sewer and neilhborhood watch prfllram. Landscapin& ·•u established and . maintained. car adjacent office area. 101'2% detail~ and appointment, lltorJr ,._., • Pap te Walla. ciaterna. poola. fa1t, TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . A,. .. Gallipolis. 814-448-7833 or 614-446· 1833. R & M Furnitur8 Manufac· turing • .St. Rt. 7. Crown City, Oh. Call &14-268· 1470. coli Eve. 814-ol48· 3438 . Old & new Uphostered . e $ SIYE $ PLASTIC PIPE PRODUCTS · Vol.36, No .44 Copyright"'l 1 985 4" Stwtr .............$3. 70 4'' Ell ................ ;••$1.00 I" 160# Water ..-19• 1" Gas Pipt............. 11• • • enttne at . PH. 304·295•'1845 Mineral Wells, w , Y•. • • • cnst~ • simmers -' wa;d Oesterreicher, 304675· 7239 or 675·8357. Ccma&y ·Realty 446-3636~ ACROSS 72 Sodium chloride 74 Thighbone 76 Cloth measure 6 Babylonian abode 77 OWner: abbr. of the dead 78 Surfeit · 11 ConiJillracy 79 Spoclacies 16 Kettledrum 82 Weirder 21 Worn awwy 84 Transactions 22 Pertaining to 85 Dry punishment 86 Mark lel1 by woond 23 Make amends· 88 Tears 24 Musical drama 89 Peel 25 River: Sp. j!6 Soclalalfali · · · · · , ·so Mllltllry siudent . .28 ~oint ·.... 92 Avoided ., 94 ·0ecldes · ·30 CtinteSi 98 Again 32 Latin con]uncllon 99 Above 33 Italy: abbr. 100 Small amount 34 Extinct flightless 102 Medlterrenean bird · vessel 35 Shade tree 103 Gratuity 36 Quote 104 In' honor of 37 Capuchin monkey 105 Matures 38 Lamprey · 40 Fright lOS Revealed 108 Equals 2~ours 42 Avenging spirit 109 Achieve 43 coagulate 110 Revised: abbr. 44 Wall border 111 Gull-like bird 45 Greek leuer 47 Gastropod 112 Shreds 114 DrfiSS border mollusks 49 Mint 1 18 Weight of India 50 Support 117 Austere 119 Withered 51 Walks on 120 Faucets 54 Halt 55. Alone 122 Turn aside 124 Bother 56 Loss 59 That woman 125 Verve eo Secret agent 126 Girl 62 Recompensa 128 Openwork Iabrie 129 Defo81 64Fuel 65 College degree: . 131 Slender abbr. 132 Prohibit 66 Spanish .article 133 Din- course 67 Rodent 135 Priest's vestment 136 Halll 69 Old womanish 70 Sorrows 139 Sly look 1 E!IS80C8 .. ·.. 140 Mohammedan nama 141 Nothing 142 Negative prefix 143 A stale: abbr. 144 Fish sauce 145 crown 147 More unusual 149 Large bird 150 Babylonian hero · 152 Caudal appendages 154 Hln~u q.-> 1~ Zodiac sign .. : i 58 Part oftortlllcatlon 1se JuJor;.,rit . ·160 ROWS 161 Unduly rigorous DOWN 1 Eagle's nest 2 Commonplace 3 Also 4 Ancient Roman weight 5 Corded cloth 6 Dress protectors 7 Keeps 8 one; no matter · WIIIch 9 Note of scale 10 Rubber tree 11 Strong wire rope 12 Tiny partlc;le 13 Nod 14 Article . 15 Vast throng 16 Heavy volume 17 MimiC 18 Exist 19 M6untaln nymph 20 Proportion 27 Wine cup 29 Permits 3,1 Unit or Slarneoe . ·ciJrrency 36 Muoe of history 37 Wloe PflrS9h 39 Condeocendlng look 40Cushlons 41 Household pets 42 Pertaining l.o lhe Alps 43 Frigid 44 Clwer 46Symbolfor tantalum 48 'J ot 49 Fruit of the.pine . 50~ 5i-The ones !)ere 52 Shift 53 Scatter 55 Dealer 56 Profound 57 Lassen 58 Oomaetlcatos 61 s-rpotaloes 63 Heap 641ndlgent 68 Fracaaas 70 Took from 71 Pre-eminent aptitude 73 Chief 74 Dart 75 Happen again 77 Molal.lubes 78 Hindu garment 80 Developed 81 Mournful 83 Free or 84 Identical 87 Refund 89 Committed depredations 90 Coffeehouaas 91 Poeltlve pole 92 Smoot~ 93 Soil 95 Greenland ' settlement 98'0owny dUCk 97 Pastime 99 Monster 101 Seesaw 105 Daniah laland loti Farm bulld)ng 107 ApoiiMicary's • weigh! 111 Spreads ror drying 112 Alhletlc group 113 Health resorts 115 lntallect 116 Bflstle . . i.18Urn . 1 19 Undergarl'l'lllnt 121 Dafamatlon 123 Brother of Odin 125 Chooses 126Comeiy 127 Omiis from pronunciation 129 Kind ot bMr 130 Egg-shaped 131 Diocese 132 Having one's lriteres1 dulled by o-lndulgence 134 Sudsy br136 Citrus lrull: pl. 137 Brisk Skirmish 139Schema 1401slll 144 ColleCtion of IIICIS 145 Metal 146 Skill 147 Single · ·: ,. .. Authorities unearth bones 148cr149 Goddess of hetl~ 151 Paid nollce ~~ Diphthong 155 Jhre&.toad 11<1111: 157 Sun god • ACRES HAS GOOD 2 BEDROOM HOME. FULL BASEMENT, CENTRAl AIR CONO. DETACHED GARAGE. IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR AGREAT INVESTMENT FOR YOUR MONEY TAKE ALOOK AT THIS PROPERTY. $74.000. UTTLE KYGER AREA- 5.6 ACRES, OLDER HOME. NEEDS SOME REPAIR. ALSO 2 BEDROOM MOBILE HOME. PRICED TO SELL! JUST LISTED - IN CHESHIRE. SPACIOUS BRICK HOME HAS 3 BEDROOMS. RECREATION ROOM. fULl BASEMENT. ATIACHEO McFarlane called the linkage of the hostages with th~ prisoners. "unfortunate'; and lndlcaled the prl!;jlners stood a better change of freedom without a hostage GARAGE. RODNEY - $34,000. FRAME . RANCH, HAS 3 BEDROOMS. GARAGE. POOL WITH PRIVACY FENCE. WOOOOURNER. IN CITY - $78,000. VERY NICE OLDER HOME HAS 3' BEDROOMS, FORMAL DINING, DEN, PI.WS 3 BEDROOM APARTMENT. .Cheese·giveway set PAXTON RO;- 3FOR THE PRICE Of ON£. 3HOMES, LIVE IN ONE AND RENT THE OTHERS. ON· I~ ACRES. $30,000. ' ll HAVl SMRAI. COIIIERCIAL PIIQI'ERTIIS AND 11JW IS THE Till TO liME YOUI PUIICIWIS. IIOIH IIITEIIES'r UTI.$ AIID I'IOP(IIY I'IICES All DECUIIIIIG. CALL FOR MORE lllfDRIMTIOII AIID TOUR PROPEJm' IIEQUIREIIEIITSI! SlUIIIG YOUIHAL ESTAR IS IIG IUSINESS ••. CAll AN UPI.II(E. WOOD IULn WESPIISOII 14killed on Ohio highways Mr. Ed'o Speedy W10h, high pressure cleaning. liquid sand blasting. Mobile homes, bLdldlnga, trucks. heavy equipment, pools, parking areas. boats. Ed- ROUTE.35 LOCATION - GREAT LOCATION fOR BUSINESS. 1.6 aiOni Patriot·Goie Rd. Was I Sttrkl Tree and l.ewn Service, atump removal. 304576·2010 . JUST OUTSIDE CITY. '$65.000- 49 ACRES, 3BEDROOM HOME. LOTS OF FLOWERS AND TREES. ac~e fa<m I SUNDAY PUZZLER Real Estate General ritcE REDUCED on 146 SIOO,OOO. Now S79.!m. I 1 Section, 10 Page• 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New~aper Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Monday, June 17, 1985 Hostage . "Fn• O•llr11g" I Rot1ry Or cable to(JI drilling. MOat wells completed same dey. Pump sa lea end services. 304·895·3802 . - . 71 ScoHish cap VINTON COURT - $32,000. 3 BEDROOMS, FUUY CARPETED. fENCED LAWN, CARPORT. 116.000 VERY NICE 2 BEDRIIoM COlTNlE OUTBUILDG, VILLAGE Of BIDWELL 4 LOTS. CHESHIRE $24,500 - 3 BEDROOM FRAME WITH CARPORT. L£VEl LOT. GAS FURHACE. 121 ACRES :-J!2ztXXl RT. ns. WALNUT 1WP., 4 ~DROOM HOME NEEDS :>11ft REPAIRS. . AUDREY ·F. CANADAY, REALTOR . MARY fLOYD, REALTOR, 4-41-3383 EUNICE NIEHM, REALTOR. 448·1817 21 LOCUST ITREET . OALUPOUI. • .. J Discovery off again For Sale-By Owner-Price Reduced Wiseman Real Estate Agency I'IICE REDUCtD on this commercial bkl, mVlllon. Two aparl""niS upstai~ and ready fa occupancy. Investment property '-' $21,500. ' ' Three weekend wine cisterna, pools filled . Phone e1~387-0623 or 61 4-387· 7741 night or dey . clearing. IB7tJPi~!n&;;;--­ Dozer WOrk lend la!ldtcaping, etc. Free etti· mateo. Coli &14-448-80~8 or 614· 892· 7119 onytlma. .·Bike rodeo . Ken's Water SerVIce . Wells. Heul limestone. 11nd. gra· Good-1 Excavating. ban· . vel,dirt, bulk or bag fertilizer manti. foatert, drlvewaya. end lime. Exceltlor Salt 11ptic tankl, lendtc:aping. Worka Inc. 638 E. Main St., Call anytime 614·446· Pomeroy. 614-992-3891 . 4537, James L. Davison, Jr. I-D-.a-~-d-M-.-c-on-tr-ac-t-or-•.-v-ln-yl Mondeyt aiding. replacement windows, inauleting, roofing. new end remodeling. conYeslerdav s JumtHB: CHAFF SUEDE . HERMIT. LOUNOE 84 Electrical Answer: What the soprano's "solo' was- . crite. Call304-773-6131 . " SO HIGH" & Refrigeration All typet of masonry, brlc:ka. blocka, concrete , atone. Free ~tltimete. Cell Roger at · SEWING Machine repalro, 76 Auto Parts 304· 773-5127 . 77 Auto Repair aervlce. Authorized Singer 8t Accessories Sales & Service Sharpen Sci11ora . Fabric _Shop, 14 in . 4 luo aluminum Pomeroy. 614-992 -2284. ATTENTION! ATTENTION! wheels in radial tires. 16 in . · BJ's Body Shop now open . wheels for Mercury Cougar. Call &14-266· 1267 or 814· Free estimates. No job too small . 304·675-2883 . . 266-1667. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removol . Coli 304- 676· 1331 . Real Estate General RINGLES ' S SERVICE , experienced carpenter." elec:tri· cian, meson. painter. roof· ing llncl~dlng · hot tar CALIFORNIA RANCH BRICK -Well maintained, mint appllcotionl 304 · &7~·2D88 or 875· 73611. · condition with new roof, outdoor· carpeting, asphalt Print answer ham: 1'1-iE ( General Hauling reliable service. CaU 814256 · 1240 or 614·266· 1130. Reasonable rateJ ,. Excavating rantee. local reference• AI..WAY'!5 THe C::ENiel'li: OF ATTENTION. Real Estate General .NEW USTING- Aff.Oid~ble borhoOd, only 2 . from shopping. ' & frame ranch style offers nice family room, living room, eat-in kitchen, ulilily room & 1 car garage. Super msulated, resulting in very low heating and cooling bills. Large flal lot w/plenly of parting space. Easy to buy w/very little down. $47,500. #217 85 Plumbing Heating 8t Mereu m Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber I t1J 82 Sr.rVICI'S 81 . 1960 Honda CD900. Shaft completely dressed. stereo. 73 SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Motorcycles 1981 KE100 Kawasaki mo· t6, 1985 Ohio- Point Pleasant, W. Va. STANDOn' OON'l1NlJ»> - A Beirut airport WCII'III!r pum.. retu. from a hijacked l'rtlilll Wodcl All1lael plane aa a .Shiite Moolem hiJacker wiUl a ®1HiillniMd • o;/\ llalaalllllko~ rille keep& a watchful eye from the . tarmac. Food was taken on board at the same time. (UPJ). Cheese and butter wUI be distribIncome t.oestabllsh ellglbillly. uted locally by Gallla-Melgs Com· · Oocuments that will be accepted as proof of Income include ADC munlty Action Agency on Wednes· day starting at 1 p.m . at the Medicaid card. SSIIetter, sta Iemen I following locations: of income signed by CDHS case . The AmeriCan Legion Hall, Ra· worker, food stamp ellgiblllty card, cine; Meigs County Fairgrounds, ' unemployment book, HEAP accepRock Springs: Tuppers Plains Fire tance letter. targeted job lax credil Station; PagevUle Town Hall or the voucher, Social Security letter or Harrisonville Flre Stallon. cancelled check Indicating Income fteclpients must fall within 150 at or below150Pt"rcent ofthf:lncome Pt"rcent of U.S. Office of Budget and guldellne and employment checks Management Income guidelines. Indicating Income at or below 150 Recipients must also provide curIJt'rcent of the Income guideline. rent documentation as proof of • ,, WII..SEYVILLE. Ca ill. I UPl i So far _deputies have unearthed l!i pounds of bon~ fragments from at least 25 propk> who W<'f!' killro. dismembered and burned by two suspected mass sex -torture murderers. After a resl on Sunday, deputies· were to resum~ the search today for more remains as the FBI pressed a manhunt for one of tbe lwo suspPCied killers, Charles Ng .. 24. who may have fled to Canada or even back to hi' natlv~ Hong Kong . Ng's alleged accomplice In lhP s)ayings, sell-styled survivalist Lro· nard Lake, .19, committed suicide June2 by swallowinng a cyanld~ pill while in custody of South San Francisco polk'<', Some of the kidnapped vlrlim' were ·beld in a secrel " bondag<''· chamber near LakP's houSP in the Sierra Nevada foothills in Calaveras CountY and videotaped through a two-way mirror ix'for:<> I bey wew . killed, authorities beiii'Ve. Authorities havp ilkened the lltiPred scene of the apparent sex-torture killings, carried oul over about two years. lo Nazi dealh camps. On Friday deputies found a new disposal slteforvictims' remains on an embankment off a prlvalemad to Lake's wooded. lwo-acre properly. Investigators beiiC'Ve . Lake and Ng ~hopped lhc bodies apart and burned them. They appat'!'nt~v .~t!irted the remains off in a five-gallon whit<' bucket and tilssed them down the embankment. ,, . ) �-. ----·----·~--------------~--~-------- . . . . C · Omtnentanr ~:.~~No . &postake ~=====:::::::::=:::==;:.L~-~--=--~------::· The Brussels tragedy_____w __ The Daily Sentinel • DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assls.tant Publisher/ Controller tJOB HOEFUCH General Manager .. DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor can such qualities he reconcUed \11\h the sight of hundreds of crazed English soccer fans chargbtg Into stands reserved for supporters of an Italian club, ~ore the match even began? True, notody rould foresee the collapse of a retaining waD, which was the proximal!! ca use of most of the deaths. But people who set such human tidal waves In motion are rightly held responsible for the results, whether foreseeable or not; and It Is greatly LONDON - The death of 38 soccer fans, most of them Italian, In the course of a riot by partisans of an English team at the European Cup Final In Brussels has shaken this basically gOOd·natuned eountry to Its rore. The tragedy has brought into sharp question some of England's most cherished values: a love of sport, tempered · by good sportsmanship, and a world\lide reputa· lion tor Imperturbable clvUity. How to England's credit that there Is absolutely no visible disposition here to .flnd excuses, let alone deny responslbUlty. What probably bothers the English most 1,9 the damage this episode has done to !heir self·lmage.·These people, who tradltlol)al!y " hate a scene," wb(lse national radio news Is parodied as OJ.nnoUnclng tbe unflappably that "The world came to an end at 11 minutes past two this afternoon" - these EngUsh, who LETIERS OF OPINION are. we lcome. They Stl0\.! 1'1 be less than 300 words long. All lett€'rs are su bj t>ct to ed.ltlng and must be slgnedwl1h name, address and telephone number. No unsigned. letters will be·publtshed. ~et ters should be In good taste·. addressing issues, not personalities; The spider, the fly and the tax ·proposal When Dan Rostenkowskl came to Congress from Chicago in 1!159, Sam Rayburn a nd Lyndon Johnson were running the plare. BetW{'t'n them, the two wlly Texas Democrats had worked out a way to get at least some of what they wanted from thl' most popular Republican president ln de<iades. Speaker Raybum,and'Senatp Democratic leader Johnson, who probably had more power on C'apltpl Hlll than any leaders since. seldom argued publicly with Dwight EisenhoWer. , Their method was simple: They made a show of cooperation by getting the president's ieg1slatlon moving through Congress without excc;sslve · delay. But the bills that emerged often wpre a better reflection of what Rayburn and Johnson thqught was best for the country than what Eisenhow«>r wanted . Because th«> two Texans weren't exactly flaming liberals, they sometimes got their bills past the moderate Eisenhower, but he stlll'v«>loed :1!11 bUis 'd uring his eight years in the Whit«> House. Rayburn and Johnson didn't have the volt'S to ov«>rrlde more than two oflke's vetoes, but because . 11 was the president 'l"ho played the last card, the onus of obstructionism didn'.t fall on the Democratic Party or Its leaders. This Is a,guess, but It may be that Rostenkowskl has decided to adopt the Rayburn-Johnson strategy In dealing \lith President Reagaan 's tax reform bill. Rostenkowskl , chairman of the House Ways and Means.Commlttee and a trusted member ofSpeakN TIP O'N«>ill's Inner circle, created som11thing of a political sensation by praising Reagan's tax reform effort a couplP of weeks back. · To the uninitiated, it may-have sounded as lfRosty, who Is t~ key pjayer. ·In all tall; legislation that gbes Jtupugh Congress; .had signed up. \lith ·Reagan to pa!is t~ Republican reform bur To som«> ofthose whO Ustened carefully. it sounded more Ilk!' the Chicago Democrat was playing the splct.r to Reagan's fly . Within a f«>w days after RJJst~nkowski's television paean to Reagan, the chairman already was thinking out loud (where reporters eould hear) about a fourth tax bracket to go with the lhFee In the administration bill. The Idea was to get more taxi'S out or t!J:! rich and less out of thE' middle class- just the kind of change the Democrats could be pxpected lo make political capital of. Asked about Rostenkowski's idea, Reagah had a short answer: No way. The stated purpoSP of tax ~form Is to simplify the system, but the ipgtslation to accomplish that end ~ anything but simple. As \lith a computer, sleek and simple outside cov,e r ronceals a~ lntril:&!e maze of . " syst.~~ and,relat19nshlps tha\ must . meshper1e<;tiy, to oellver.tlte.deslred_· ~prod~ . ,, . ·, ..•. A clever technician can do a lot with either a computer or a taxblll, and It might just be that Dan Rostenkowski, whO got his basic training watching two of the best tinkering with another Republican president's creations, plans to do a little screwdriver work of his own In the coming months. · If he ean mak«> changes that Reagan wlll accept, he and the Democrats can claim part of the cnedlt for passing tbe bill. If Reagan can 'I swallow the bill that finally goes back to Ute White House, Rosty can take the position that It was the presld~t . npt Congress, who killed tax reform. Sam and Lyndon would smile. •· > a ~ising above the WASHINGTON - The 1~ Is a sorry time to be young - a jaded time beset by harmful diversions, a time short on vigor ;md excellence. We are Ia lUng out children. Our · sehool , system, for example, is falling thPm. An estimated 90 percent of America's high-school graduates won't be able to cope \lith the romputers, robots and microwaves that will be standard equipment In tomorrow's world. Most schools simply aren't teaching the basic scientific skills that \\ill be needed In everyday life. Comparing mathematical achieve!llents In (ndustrlal and underdeveloped countries, U.S. stu-' dents ranked as low as 18th 'in soml' . · tests, no hii:her than lOth in otlter5. An llllnols study. found 90 percent of our l!lgh-school graduates scientlfl· cally and technologically Illiterate. Meanwhile, Soviet high schools are developing a ~lgh-tech generation which understands the lunda· menials of science, physics, chem· istry and math. Japanese and German s\udenis are even better schooled In high technology. YPI competence in math has taken a nose .div«> among U.S. high-school ro privately discount the horrors of Northern Ireland as all one. could expect of the Irish, and who stUI ~ ·tend ·to think ol the Welsh and the Scots as wild tribes upon their borders; are beginning to wonder If they themselves are as schizoid a s sortie critics cOIIslder the Japanese all bo'ling and tea ceremonies on • ' top, but capable of metamorphoSIng Instantly Into crazed, banzai· shouting kUlers. It probably Isn't so bad as all that, but the English would be well advised to modify their self-Image a bit In thedlrectlonofreallsm . Those Uverpooi50CCerfans are no doubt a pretty rough crowd, but !hey aren't all that far from the mode"! English norm. Granted, mo5t of the/fl were probably at least a little drunk. (It took that qulntessenoe of liberalism. The Washington Post, to blame their behavior on "bleak Industrial cities" where "wages are low" and "unemployment Is extremely high." One of the reasons unemplo~nt Is so high In Britain Is that unemployment rompensa- · tton Is so generous. These lads, after all, had no t:rQuble making It from Liver-Pool to Brussels for the match. I But violence Is never far below the surface In any large human population. As a matter of fact, that Is one function - of organized sports: to sublimate aggressive Impulses that would otherwise overOow Into socially less ronvenlent channels. The football team th.at subdues Its foes, no less than the boxer who 'knocks his opponent out rold, Is the vector of powerful forcP.S among the viewers. By JIM LUTl'RELL . UPI Sports Writer What. was supposed to be a two-team duel between the Chicago Cubs and the New York Mets in the NL East has turned Into an aU-out rumble. The Cubs dropped their flfth straight game Sunday, a 5-2 decision to St. Louis. With Montreal defeatlng Ne:w York, the Expos took 5\lle po5sesslon of first place and lead the Cubs by one game. St. Louis Is two down and theMets are 3~ back. Cardinal manager Whitey Herzog Is not surprised his team is a contender. "We knew ltbeforethlsroad trip, " he said. "Wewereplaylnggood. We just started off (!he season J making errors and couldn't pitch arounil them. " At one time, we had 00 games and31 unearned runs. We'rea better defensive team than that." Kurt Kepshire, 3-5, earned the triumph scattering slx hits over eight innings. BUI Campbell notched his third save. The Cubs' Dennis. Eckersley. 74, yielded seven hits and struck out slx. Chicago manager Jim Frey, who Is preparing for a four-game meeting against thl' Mets, knows It Is still only Junl.'. ·"Approaching things like they are dismal is just not appropriate," Frey said. "Wp've obviously go\ a gool ball club that Is going through some problems. "Regardless of what happens In New York, we'llstillhavelOOgames left and still be In a good position. At this point oft he year I'm not overly concerned about I\." · . · · ·• .. The Cardinals took a HHead ln the first . Rookie Vince Coleman, th«> major-league stolen base leader, beat out an Infield single, moved to thltd on an errant pickoff attempt and scored on a ground out by Wlllle McGee. times_.J_ac_k..:,_.A_n_de_rs_on_&...... .D_al_e_~_an_A_t_ta students, 'lith a corresponding percent have rommltted at least have already proclaimed Sept. 00 ·decline in scientific proficiency. minor crimes. '{dung Astronauts Day. Our free society Is also faDing our To fight these evils and exclt«> On Sept. 14, CBS will begin a children. The f~m too many . youngsters about the !ut~re. Prest- "YoungAstronauts"anlmatedtele·. youths ~k I& freroom· !rom · dent ReagaQ Introduced )he Young . vision SPries. Safew~:(' Stores wUI ·respanslblllty. This Is a false ./ Astronaut program last October·. promote the program on 'rnllllons of freedom that leaves them adrift. Seldom, lf·ever, have clrcumstan· paper bags, cereal boxes and milk Increasingly, they are turning ces held forth to young people such cartons. Marvel romlcs \1111 fearure away from tile challenge of the an lneentlvl.' to rise above tbem- 't he Young Astronauts In six million selves as the lure of spare. For half romic books. And McDonald's has future and pursuing the excitement of the mom«>nt. All too often, they a millennium. the spirit of advl!n· offered to promote the program find this In destructive drugs. They . lure has awalled tbe dawn of a new across thP country. ' get their stimulation not from the age of Columbuses and Mageiians. Meanwhile, Coleco \IOU produce a excitement of·discovery and the joy Now 1\ is at hand for our children on line of Cabbage patch dolls, d~ of achievement, but from chemical a scale far more vast. for overseas travel and carrying "highs." ~ presl~nt hopes schoQls will miniature passports, as part of the Drug dealers, meanwhile, ·are form Young Astronaut chapters to Young Astronauts' ''toys-that' moving down through the grades to ~tlr .students'.. Imaginations a'nct teach" program, Next .Y~ar, Gat>. .elem«>ntary . sch9Qls.•..They -, ~ave arouse tl!etr. adventurou$ spltlts, to.· . bage . P~tch tl.oll$ .manuratturj'd turned teenagers Into pusbers, who shake '\hem'out of the educational ilvel'!leas "WU.I be ailinltted' to ' thls carry weapons, drive fast cars and doldrums and prepare them for the rountry. They will be granted · act macho. These punks now peddle technoioglcai challenge. He has "allen registration cards" and drugs to young children. called the program "dear to my later, wlll be sent their naturallza· Children who use drugs start at heart. " · lion papers. the avprage age of 11; many Though the program Is stU! In Its · Footnote: For more lnfonnatlon, formative stage, tens of thousands write to the Young AstroMut become hooked before they leave primary school. It's no longer of schools havP already formed Council, 1015 15th Street. N.W., uncommon to find elght·year-olds chapters or expressed thentention Washington, D.C. 2tXXI5. For the puffing on pot. Where are they of doing so In September. A big record, Jack Anderson Is chairrecruitment drive II> planned after man, Hugh Downs vic«> chairman going? Of the 12•to·21·year-olds now being treated by Straight, Inc., 96 school opens this fall. Nine states and Harold Bursen secretary. !acUities - designated "Cobra Dane" and "Cobra Talon" - on Shemya Island , at the westernmost edge of the Aleutian Islands.' Thl' elaborate radar network ' ' provided this .c ountry With the capability to monitor the wayward flight for more than 2,001 miles but no attempt was ever made t.o inform the doomed planethattt was ,, headed directly for' the Sovtet ' Union . o, ..' !; ' •' •' ~ .v ~' "• ~ .. ~ ..'•. :·,. I ..••. ...••• •. ......• ... .., •' Hawslllln shirts years ago. " ~ ~ 1:1 Expo& 7, Met82 At Montreal: Andre Dawson and ex-Met Hubil' BroQks drove in two runs apiecl' to help Montreal complet«> a sweep rJ. its thret>--gam«> series. But Gulllckson, 7-5, worked · five Innings for the victory, yielding three hits and four walks. Mickey Mahler allowed two hits over four Innings for his first save. Rick DOWN BUT NOT OUT- Nick Esasky (12) the Ued~' parttirne third · Aguilera, 1-1, took the loss. baseman had a succe!IS!ul weekend series with the Atlanta Rraves ewn fhllles 3, Pirates thOugh he Is 01at'at second on this double play attempt. TakingthethrQw At Pittsburgh, Cllarles Hudson , Is the Braves' Paul Runge ( 12). Esasky got on base 10 straight times 3-6, scattened four hits over 6 2-.1 agab!llt Atlanta and capped the Reds' 6-5 come-from-hehlnd win with a Innings and also singled to start a home run ofl basebaU's riche¥ relief pitcher Bruce Sutter. UPI. thrl>e-run slxth, leading Phlladel· phla. Kent Tekulve pitched !he ninth for his fifth save. Rick Reuschel, 3-1, took the loss and stole a base In the Kathy Postlewait. Lauer rinished third Inning, his ftrst steal since 1978. PriTSFORD, N.Y. (UP!) Dodgers 9, Astro81 Neith«>r rain nor Nancy Lopez rould third at 28<1 after a round of 68. At Houston, FPrnando Valenzu«>la stop Pat Bradley from winning her Pos teiwa it s hot 71 to finish at 286. Val Skinne-r and Japan's Atsuko fired a slx·hll shutout and Pedro first LPGA tournament in 18 Hikage shot 71to fini sh at286 along Guerrero continued his torrid pace months. \lith Lisa Young, who had a 72. \lith a horner, a double and three Bradley, who endured two ra in RBI to lead Los Angeles to a sweep of delays Sunday Including one that Defending champion Kathy Whit· had a closing8d to finish with a its three-game series. Valenzuela, lasted nearly twoh9urs, registered a wort h.. 6-7, struck out five In pitching his two-sho) triumph in the $255,001 299. Brad ley patTed th~e fir:st four holes leaguP.leadlng third shutout and Rochester International . Sl'll~nth complete game. . .. . SiNggling'to an ev«>n-par 72on the to stay a t S-under. and te~d Giants 7-5, Padres 3-4 6,162-yard LoCust Hm·count ry Club Postelwait by four shots when storm At San Francisco, Chris Brown's course, Bradley sank a 15-foot birdie c louds rolled in and delayed play. Allhough she went back onto the two-out single scol'l'!l Jeff Leonard putt on the 18th to finlsll with a n course believing play was to !rom second lnthe13thlnnlngtoglv«> S-under-par 2!ll. resu me, Bradley was ca lled back · San Francisco and a sweep of their Lopez, who sizzled \111)1 a final into the clubhouse for the res t of a double-header. In the opener, round of 68, also birdied' the 18th to two-hour wail. Brown rollected four hils and four finish at 282. " I was ready to play. I thought RBI to ignite tbe Giants. Bradley saved par four tinn«>s on the back nine after having a everybody was right bellind me," flvp.stroke lead dwindl«> to th ree Bradley said. "1 worry about de lays over Lopez, Bonnie Lauer and because r tend to be a momentum- z Bradley posts LPGA victory '• ~· . -. ' ~~~D~~~~~~Ji~~ Esasky hit a 3-2 two-out pitch for his !lith homer of the year and handed Sutter his S€COnd loss in five decisions. The Reds' third basem~n wentlnto Sunday's game hitting .500 for the season and .310forhis career .aga Ins! the Braves. " I think It's just prolly a mental thing. They say·that 85 pereent of 90 percent of the game Is mental and if you piay nice and rei a xed and have confide nce in yoursell. you can do · we ll. That's the way I fee l here." h~ said. The winner was Ted Power, 1·2. the Reds' fourth pitcher. John Franco got the last two outs for his third save. The Reds tied thescore wilha pair of runs offSuttor in theninth . Esasky walked , moved to second on an in fie ld out and scored··on a double by Cary Redus. Redus took third on an Infie ld out and scored on a single to left by playo?r-manager Pete Rose. Rosewent 2-for-4 and nowneeds16 rut s to break Ty Cobb's major· league record of 4, 191. Cincinnati took a 3~ lead in the second inning off starter Rick Mahler. Dave Concepcion and Ron Oester singled and Redus belled 11is third homerofthe year. Rick Cerone si ngled home a run 531 JAC~SON PIKE-· RT.l ' WEST Phone BARGAIN MATJ"E£S SAT & SUN AL L SEATS $!.25 S)10N [VERY TUE SDAY l~C(PT ''G00Nl £S~ CHEVY CHASE Rflh DINING ONlY Served with whipped potatoes. chicken gtavv. cole slaw, hot roll. butter &.coHee. Sorry, no substitutes except beverage·with > ~ditional price. PH. ~ ~ 45:24 ~ Znd WEEIC ? ;, 20 & · • $ 3·25 ';a f"l' ." ~ Elsewhere In ~ AL, Baltimor'l' bombed Mllwaukee 9-1, New York edged Detroit 2-1, Seattle topped Kansas City 2-1, Oakland swept a double-header from Cleveland 3-2 and 11-6, California defeated Chi· cago 3-1, and Minnesota toppetl T«>xas 4-1. 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" When you come in out of thebuiipenandwalkguys they are going to score. You 've got to keep going out there." Smlih's sulckll'-squ~ runt. The Cubs di'I'W to3-2on a sacrifice fly by Jody · Davis . and Ryne Sandberg's seventh horner before the Cardinals· scored twice In !he ninth to put the game away. Elsewhere, Montreal drubbed New York 7·2, Philadelphia edged Pittsburgh 3·2, Cincinnati nipped Atlanta 3-2, Lo$ Angeles ripped Houston 9~ and San Francisco swept a double-beader from San Diego 7·3 and 5-4. ' II~ Un!IH l"re.. l-*"d"MM ', ••· "• '. th~ Majors Monlll'UI .............,., ....... :r. ·'• "Son, BELIEVE MEl I St. Louis mall«' It 3-0 In the fourth on a bases-lOaded walk and Ozzle Scoreboard ... . ,. ',. Today/:in history began By JOE D.LUZZI UPI Sports Writer The Toronto BluP Jays' bullpen, which had been lmpregnabll' lately, collapsed this weekend In Boston. The Red Sox Inflicted some serious damage to Toronto's relief corps and Sunday used a four-run eighth Inning to beat Cary Lavelle and complete a sweep of thPlr four-gam!' series with the first -place Biu«>Jays. Dwight Evans' sacrifice fly capped the rally in Boston's 7·6 victory , which marked tbe second day In a ·row which the Toronto bullpen blew a game. Despite getting swept. the BluP Jays still hold a 3\1, game lmd In the American Leagul' East. Th«> Red Sox , who moved Into a tie tor second plac«>, have now won five · straight and 13oftheirlast14games. 'They havealsocomefrom behind to win nlnl' of their last 18 games. .,.. Berry's World . . New evidence 'on 007_·____._____R__ob_·e_rt_W:_al_te_rs taking off from Anchorage. In addition, It probably contained the output of the · military radar posts at Cape Newenham and Cape Romanzof, Alaska - hoth of whiCh would have monitored further devla tlon from the assigned flight path. Finally, there Is a likelihood that the tap!' Included the output of two highly classified military radar ATLANTA (UP II - Bruce Suner for the Braves in the second inning went wlth his best pitch when it and Allanta scored four runs in the counted but Ci oclnnall 's Nlc~ third to take a 5-3 lead. Mahler' led off by drawing a walk Esasky belted the split-ringer fast off stat11?r Tom Browning and went ooll fora lOth inning homerun and a to sec'Ond whl?n Brad Komminsk 6-5 victory over the Atlanta Braves. reached base on an ~rror by "lt was a split·rlnger fastball tha t · shortstop Concepcion. Glenn Hub. just hung up there," Su tter said. bard sacrifir«l and Dale Murphy "I've been struggling \11tll my followed with a n RBI single. Bob control la tely and I'll just have to 'Hor ner then followed with a·two-run bailie through it. " I've been walking a lot of guys double to l0ft. Boston nips Toronto; .IQd.iaos. :los.e~twjn:bill ... · - " WASHINGTON (NEAl - Like almost eight hours aft«>r It was shot from sky by Soviet jet fighters. Allee's Adventures In Wonderland, the saga of the Korean Air Lines But Der Splpgel, a respected plan«> shot down In the latp summer West Gennan news magazine, has · of 1983 hy military aircraft from the reported that less \han three hours Soviet Union Is becoming "cur- after the Incident Burt participated iouser and curlouser." in a ronterence call in which senior Provocative new disclosures indl· government officials devised a plan cate that this country's political, to \11\hhold news of the disaster military and diplomatic officials until they roukl orchestrate a may have manipulated, suppressed propaganda campaign portraying and distorted Important informa· It as a sOviet atrocity. Among those reportedly partici· lion about the til-fated journey of paling In the t«>lepllone call were KAL Dight 007 on Aug. 31, 1983. Journalists, acad«>mlclans and Secretary of State George Shultz, aviation specialists have produeed CIA Director William Casey and a substantial body of evidence two of President Reagan's most suggesting that thl' plane did not senior advisers - Edwin Meese , accidentally stray from Its assigned and William Clark. The National Transportation course when It intruded upon Soviet teriitory. Safety Board was authorized by Instead, several Independent re- International treaty to conduct· an SParchers believe, the Boeing 747 . official Investigation of the crash purposely deviated from the nor- but that probe was 'ummarily mal flight path to stimulate the aborted for unspeclfled reasons by Soviet Union's air defense system, the State Department. During pretrial proceedings In a thus providing valuable military clvH suit llled In U.S. District Court lntelllgenee for this rountry . Today is Monday, June 17, tbe 18lth day of 1985 \lith 197 to follow. "With the passage of time, this here by relatives of passengers who 1bl' moon l~ nearlng .Its new phase. I argument, unlike all othen, looms died aboard the plane, the Air 1bl' morning stars are Venus and Jupiter. stronger than before," concludes Force was Uked to produce a copy 1bl' evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. Alexander Da!Un, a Stanford Uni· of the videotape showbig'the extent 'fhoSe born on thlsdateare undertheslgm of Gemini. They Include John verslty professor and author of a to which the plane was tracked by Wesley, the tounder of Ml'lhodlsm, In 1700; actor Ralph Bellamy in l!ni newbookentitled"BlaekBox: KAL radar after It took off from (ag«> ~)); author John Hersey In 1914 (age 71); actor-singer Dean Martin in 007 and the SUperpowers." Anchorage, Alaska, en route to 1917 (age 83) ; singer Barry ·Manlldw In 1946 (age 39), and comedian Joe Seoul, South Korea. Adds John Keppel, a former PiaCOpO bt 1951 (age 3f) . Foreign Servtee officer: "We al· The'Alr Force, however, claimed On this da.te in history: r2ady have a virtually overpower- that It had "no idea'' the tape, Tn 1967. China announced It had successfully l!5ted a hydrogen bomb. Ing Inferential and circumstantial retordied at Elmendorf Air Force 1n 19'72, five 1nen \lith cameras and bugging equipment were arrested In case. Collectively, It also fonns a Bale In Ailchorqe, wuuld be of the headqulntprs of !he pPmocratlc National Committee at the Watergate logical case which I am convbtced subeequentlnteresl to anybody and cmtplex bt Washington, D.C. therefore "routiDely" destroyed lt. Is of a definitive nature." · In 1974, Herbert Kalmbach, President Richard Nixon's fotmer personal Assistant Secretary of State The tape Ia known to have lawyer, was sentenced to slx to 18 months In prison and ftned $10,001 for Included the output of the military Richard R. Bwi, who was the Illegal election fund raising . . principal government spokesman radar ' station at King Salmon, 1n 1982. Argentina's President Leopolda Galtterl resigned In response to In thedaysfollowlngthedestnacllon Alaska, showing that the plane Britain's victory In the Falkland Islands war. to veer dangeivu.ly ofl or the plane, hulats that he did not In 1984, sWale, the 1984 winner 'ct the l<l'ntucky Derby and Belmont · course almolt Immediately after learn that It had been downed until Stakes. rollapsed and died atter l'(lltlne exercise. Home run gives Reds' 6-5 victory control of. first place inNLEast ,_·ulll_·m_A._R_us_h_er Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, June 17, 1985 Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel the air. A heat pwnp deliV(:tS two units of heat fo~ each unit of energy it USC!i bearuse it doesn't have to generate heat, just pwnp it. And that saves yoU money. , No doubt about it - for dependability, economy and year-round romfort, the e1cctric heat pwnp is a great value. Ohio Power Company Elel::tricity. It's the p;M"tr cl c:OOice. • OH. �Monday, June 17, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Arkansas ace WinS Strohs event at West Virginia track BY SCOlTWOLFE MINERAl. WELLS- Ta lented driving ace Billy Moyer from Ba IE'SVille, Arkansas, drlvingthe Larry Shaw Rare Cars number 21. held off a late-race cha)k>nge from ROOney Combs to claim victory In the first annual NORA Strohs National 100 hl're Sunday at the all new West Virginia Motor Speedway. St!'vc BurnsidE' was a repE'at winner in the Hobby Stock feature ovl.'r Middleport's Marc French and Wolf Pen's Ben Hickel . The NDRA(National Dirt Racers Association) has llf'en tabbed as "ThE' grl.'ati'St show on dirt" , and in many ways tha r slogan beca..ru. a reality · on the excellent racing facilites at WVMS, hl'ginning 1n Saturday's qualifications when the top four qualifiers werE' ali within nine one-hundredths' of a second from onE' another. Charlie Swartz, the current track record holder (18: 91 in a wedge car) from Ashiand,Ky .. again set fast timl' with a clocking of 21:41, a track record for stock appearing cars. Stan Massey .of Mapll.'ton , Geor· gta, had a 21:45 clocking, Moyer timed In a r 21: 46, and Rodnl.'y Combs at 21:50. SwarJZ's time was an average of 96 MPH with straightaway speeds lnthc125MPH range. From the onset racing was again great at.. WVMS as the nation's newest and flni'St facility played host to some of the best dirt trackers in America ; a field that drew drivers from Indiana, Kentucky, Geor15fa, Mlssisslpi , Arkansas,and Pennsylvania as well as top arl.'a drivers\ · ,Jeff Purvis ofCiarksviUI.', Tenni'S· ~. driving the Imperial Motors Specia l looked llke a sure winner after overhauling l.'arly leader Swartz In the early going. Purvis wi_thstood numerous caution flags. each time jumping to a healthy lead until rear-end probll.'rns sidelined him near the thrre-quartpr mark. At fha t point Moyer Inherited the lead, after having dropped back to as far as foutih place in the first fifty laps. Rodney Combs, a Cincinnati native now living in Lost Creek, W.Va., had hls WRC.Camaro finely tuned for the final fifty laps, but lost traction in the latter stages to settle for second. Moyer collected fivE' thousand dollars for his efforts. · . Roumjing our the top ten was World Dirt Track Champion Jack Boggs, who finished third, Charlie Swartz,Kpnny BrlghtbUI,Stan Mas· sey,Tommy Jo Pauschert,Mikl.' Balzano,Buddy Boutwt>ll, and Bob · Adams, Jr. . Racine's Bob Adams, known as a short track driving ace, has llf'en l.'njoying a great year on the local short tracks and cetiainly did a fine The Daily Sentinel Coon shoot results given • ,job in the J.D. Drilling . C.J. Rayburn Chassis Special on the big five-eighths mile oval. Sa rurday Purvis claimed the initial heat viCtory, followed closely by the hard-chargtn Rodney Combs, T.J. Pauschert,andMikeBalzanoof Parkersburg. · The second heat was won by Florida's Buddy Boutwell. Second • was Mark Mlnor,Jerry Inmon, and Bob Adams, Jr. 'fhlrtl heat honors went to Kenny Brightbill of Sinking Springs, Pennsylvania. Brightbill Widely llnown for his East Coast Modified success as well as an occasional stint ln dirt track sprint cars.Second went to Boggs, followed by Jeff Napper, and Pa.rk!'rsburg's Jack Kress, Hobby Stock heats Wl'fl.' won by St!'ve BurnsidE' and John Hooper. Burnside held off ~hallenges by Mar~ French ln the Roses ExcavatIng no. 29 arid Benny HickeUn Dan's Exxon no. 51. · Pomeroy's Bertny Hickel exhibited a super effort in Sunday's feature as hE' rocketed from his sixth place starting spot to place a clW' $ee0nd. Marc French settled for third. LoCal racers next takE' to West Virginia Motor Speedway on June :Kl. sewral outsiders could llf'on tap as a big racing weekend kicks off with the Bob Adams, Sr. Memorial Race, paylng$2,[00 towln atSkyllne . Speedway saturday June 29. By The Bend The Chester Bowhunters and Archery Club Inc: recently held a Coon Shoot, which consists of W Raccoon targets from live-to-thirty yards apart set up ln the woods. The shoot which Is a test of skill Is shot at night, beginning at sunset · and cont lnulnguntll Midnight, when the last shooters come ln.Ftrstplace 1n the event was claimed by Jeff Dennison, ·a local hunter, who scored a pertect round ot'400 points out of a possible four hundred. The local CJ1ester· Bowhunters sponsor many such events and are actively promoting proper hunting methods and outdoor activities. it two titles in row a lroj,byfor~glhea.esterBowhuntersand Archery Uubsponsored CooaSI!ooC w1i1t a perfect400polnt!JCOre, Presenttngl)ennls(mthetrophy 18 club President Torn Wilson. Meigs posts . thre~ Weekend victories WELLSTON Meigs took a strikeouts In hurling a scoreless llktng to the road this weekend as It final thrre and two-thirds. won three of four, splitt.lng two at Second baseman Jackie Welker Logan SaturdaY, and sweeping both continued to swing a sizzling bat games at Wellston on Sunday In with a hornE' run ln the seventh American Legio~ baseball action. . Inning to go along With two singles. · Meigs, now 7-3 on the year and Thomas had two singlE'S while already two games away from last Hendricks, Lockhart, Carpenter, year's wln total of nine, had its bats Frel.'man and Hysell all singled blazing all weekend, poundlngout41 once. hits to score32 runs. · R. Dixon and Rippeth pitched for In Saturday's first game, Gordon Wellston with Dixon being charged Spll.'te won his second gam!' against with the loss. Thl'y walked six and no losses as the Gallipolis native set fanned fiVE'. down Logan, 8·1, with a nifty Sunday'ssecondgamesawMeigs four-hitter' that required but 86 wipe out a 4-3 dl'ficit by plating E'ight pitches. Spiel!' walked three and fifth Inning runs enroute to an 11-4 struck out Burc.h am · for win to complete the swrep. Rod Roush, who · r~ieved East· j..oganwalkedflveandfanned three. Donnie Hendricks, who Jes1 Meigs man in the third Inning, settled down after allowing two runs 1n his first with sewn hits <ivl.'r the weekl.'nd, had four singles while Phil Balley iniJlng of relief with four straight and S<;ot Ghren had two singk's scoreless Innings to earn the. win. · . each. Jackie WelkE'!" had double . RoU!;h Is 1-1 on the year, Tht> MeigS whUeDE'rekBarnes,DaveLockhart duo whiffed fiVE' and gave up !Wo and Dan Thomas .each singled once. walks. Losing hurll.'r Rippeth and J. · Satunlay's results Dixon combined to fan four-and walk In ' Saturday's second game, six for Wl.'liston. Logan jumRed out to &3 IE'ad after The big Meigs fifth started With fourlnnlngsand h!'ldonfora9-5wln. Splere's single, Carpenter followed Hendricks led ME'Igs with two with a single, and Ryan Oliver singles while Todd Hysell, Lock- walked to load the bases. After han, Kevin Eastman, Jay Carpen- Eastman tied the game at 4-4 with a ter and Bailey all singled once: sacrlficpfly, Charlie Barrett singled Batley started wllh loser Brian In the go-ahead run. Insurance runs • Freeman coming on . t)lird. Hen- .. came as Donnie Fry andGhren had .• · d~~ _,c ame on ln the foprth and · RBl ·slng!es · sandWiched ~ aroiuid !lnlshed up. TheY fanned sevl'n 'arid Roush's fielder choice, After Welker walked lour. Medina and winning walked. Splele got his second run hit pitcher Spa1ar toed the mound for of the Inning with a two-run double. Logan. They walked two and struck Carpentl.'r Ihen rapped his second · out four.· hit of thE' inning to score Spiel!'. Sunday's first game saw Dan Ghren led Meigs with threE' with Moyer are beauty queen Mills Stroh', Thomas take control after? shaky singles while Splete ·had a double Moyer, MlM Dutch Treals, and a crew membl.'r.Ra~ start and post an 8-4 wm over and singll'. Carpenter two singles, cine's Bob Adams, Jr. placed tenth In a field lhat Wellston. Thomas, now 2-1-on the Eastman and Welk<>r had a double Included an all star field of drivers from IICI'OII8 the year, walked ninE' batters in the first each, and Roush. Barrett and Fry nation. three and a third Innings with four singled one aplect'. 1runs allowed. ThE' Meigs rlghty Coach Jack Welker's bunch found the plate and notahe<! seven return home Tuesday with a single Adams Memorial race game against Athensat6p.m . LE MANS, France (UPI) l{laus LudWig of WE'Si Germany, whose Joest Porschl' 956 team led for theflnal17hours,Sundaywonhls second consecutive Le Mans24-hour endurance race. LudWig teamed with John Wlntl'r of West Germany and Paolo Barilla of Italy to shake offrorly challl.'nges from the Lloyd Racing Porsche 956 tl'am led by Formula Qll(' driver Jonathan Palmer and the 1~ champion Porsche 962 works team led by American AI Holbert. They coasted to the victory with a total distance of8,090 miles. The Lloyd te~m of Palmer and Brltlsh·compatrlots James Wl.'aver and Richard Lloyd was second, thrre laps behind the k>ader, whilE' a Porsche works !!'am of Briton DE'rek Bell and West German Hans Stuck was third, seven laps of the 22-mlle circuit behind Ludwig's car. a ·. : ·_ ...·.:; . - -. -.... -. . NA110NAL 100 WINNER - Billy Moyer, BatesvWe, Arkansas, c181med the 100 lap NDRA Late Model Stroh's National 100 SwJday altemoon at the ~< ~ all-new West Virginia Motor Speedway.Moyer :: : • withstood challenges !rom many of the nation's lllp :~ · • drivers enroute to claiming the S5~{Q} first pt17-e. - • • sa-n t(North captures U.S. Open BIRMINGHAM. Mich. (UP!) Andy North now has a ready answer . whm asked what he hasdone lately: • • ." Won my second U.S. Open." Notih added the 1~ Open to his •:: ; 1978 crown with a 4-ovl.'r-par 74 : • • Sunday that let thE' veteran escape Oakland HiUs with a 281 and a ~· one-shot victory over T.C. Chen, : : 'nave Barr and Denis Watson. • ~ It was, as usual, an Open that on!' ·: : :Survived. nor won. • • • Chen. who lost a four-stroke lead, -'- • • shot a 7-over T7 in the last round. :. • • BatT bogied the last two holE'S lo •· • finish with a 72 and Watson, after ' taking a two-strokE' penalty In the • : :nrst round, Shot a 70 on Sunday. • • "Maybe it'll get SOffi(' of these : ~ guys off my back about 'What have : : : yoo donE' lately?"'. said Norih, 3'i, has won threE' PGA Tour events but ~ llOIIE' since the 1978 U.S. Open at • • Cherry Hills ln Colorado. ; : ; • After · threE' rounds in which : : ~ golfers appeare<! to have tamed the •; • rough Oakland Hills Cours<', Ban· . : : put the final round In perspectivE'. "The 'Monstpr,'" said thE' Cana·. dian. noting the nickname BE'n • - HQfl:arl hung on the 6.996-yard • -course. " bil back. pitiful golf. But I finished second; (that's) nortoo bad for( playing my) U.S. Open. I make a lot of fril'ilds." Darrell Willie, promoter ·of Skyline Speedway, has announced that the first annual Bob Adams, Sr. Memorial race will be held Satur· day Jull(' 29. ThE' l.'lder Adams, a great racing veteran from Racine, passed away at the speedway Parlll'r this yl.'ar after winning hls final raCE'. A $2.00! to Win late model race Is the main attraction, while a special Hobby Stock feature Is also on the agenda. -- - - ' the program is to givE' an overview of the operation of government to students entering thei r senior year of high schoOl. Approximately 100 boys Will be part Iclpatlng in thE' Ohio workshop with the youths to be divided Into thE' Nationalist and Fedl.'ralist parties for an (' iection campaign. Speakers durlitg the w('(>k wlll includE' Gov. Richard Celeste, Sh!'rrod Brown. Secretary of State; Frank Celebrezze, Chlef Justice; Anthony Cell.'brezze, Attorney General; Mary Ellen Withrow. rreas· urer; Thomas E . Ferguson, auditor. Suzan Thoma, daughter of Pat Thoma and the latE' Earl Thoma, was honoredonhergraduatlonfrom Ml.'lgs High School with an open house, Sunday, June 2, 103 Wolfe Drive, Pomeroy. Friends, relativeS and neighbors jolnedtocongratulatl.'thegraduate and enjoy retreshml'nts of a . The Daily Sentinel . (UPI) Adults 54.00, Children '2.50 class. along with a special award in radiology technology for our stand· ing achievement. ·shE' and her husband, Randy. presently reside in Waynesboro, Tenn. ·Mr. and Mrs . Rupe wpre in Tennessee for thPir daughter's graduation. Eski'W, .Jerry Fields Sr., Pat Thoma, Kelly Thoma, Eilzahl'tb Lohse, Joanna and Jo Bolinger, Pomeroy; GIE'n and Grace ThOma, Linda and Gail, CheSter; Marcie King, Middleport ; Mary Houda· shell, Audra and Betsy, and Ruby TROPHY WINNERS - Nathan Brown took first, Eric Wagner second, and J.P . Davis, third, left Ill right, In the Cub Scout bike rodeo held recently at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. The 25 cent entry fee was contributed Ill the StatUe of Ubelty Fund. The scouts were judged on sldJI and control of their bikes by Josh Barteis, Eric Heck, John Anderson, Mike Parker, John Elliott and Bra<.'lly Korn, Boy Seoul Trop 2-19. The event was hosted by Pomeroy Pack 249, Den 2. Woman initiated into honorary Sheila -Horky of Middleport was · have not less than a 3.5 grade point rocently initiated Into the Ohio average (GPAI on a 4.0 scale. University chapter of Ph! Kappa A recipient of a dean's academic Phi national honor society during a achievement sc hol arship. the ceremon~ on the Athens campus. James L. Srunlng Scholarship and Phi Kappa Phi recognizes and the Kibble Scholarship. Horky is a encourages superior scholarship in memhl'r of Psi Chi, Ihe psychology a ll academic disciplines. To be honorary, and Alpha Lambda Delta eligible, under graduate seniors Freshman Honorary. M•IU~rclhl, Shower given m eroy. Ohio. by thr Ohio Valley Pub· A miSCE'Ilaneous bridal showpr was held Sunday I.'Vening In the . church social rooms · of Trinity 'Church hmioring Faith Pl.'rtln, bride-elect of Donal McNally. The stWwl.'r was hosted by the Trinity Choir members. Games wE'rE' played with prizE'S being won by Mary HaggertY and DianeHawl!'y. Adoorprlzewaswon by Ada Holll'r. Presenting gifts to MIS$ Perrin were Mary Stewart. Allee Nease, Carolyn Thomas, BE'cky · Lois Burt, Pauline Mayer, Mayer, Beth Mayer, Edna Slushe·r. Miartha Struble, t.alhY . Bla•ett~lllr. Erma Smith, GeneVievE' Meinhart; Dorothy Woodard, Allee Globakar, Par Holtl.'r, Ada Holtl.'r, SaraGlbbs, Sybil Ebersbach, Wilma Tl.'rre!l, Diane Hawlt>y, Eleanor Wprry, Mary Hagg!'rfY. Ella Smith, Lou Smith, Elsie Hines, Evelyn Gilmore, Mary VIrginia Reibel, Mary Ellzabl.'th Chapman, Norma JI.'Well.EIIzabl.'th Flck, Annie Knight. Myrile Sisson, Neva Seyfried, Mary Skinnl'r, .Clarice Krauttl!r, Mlna Swlshl'r, Nl.'ll GravE'S, ·May!' Mora, Carrie Kemiedy, Marie Hauck, Donna and Lesley Carr, Judy JE'Weli, Gay Pprrln, and Beth Perrin. Jls hlnJ:t Companyt MulllmE'dla . Inc .. Pom('rO)I. Ohio 45769, Ph. 992 ·2 1~ . Seo· c-ond ~lass postagr paid at Pomeroy, . OhiO. MPmtKo'r: Unlh>d PrE'Ss IntE-rnational, Inland Dally Pr~!l Association and the Ohio NC'wspaJX'r Association. National Advl:'rttsln~ RPpr('SE>ntatlvl", Br<tnham Newspa(X'r Sai('S, 733 Third Avl'nuf'. NPW York. New York 10011 . POSTMASI'ER: &ond addf'f'Ss chan~f'S to The OaUv Sl'ntlnPI . 111 Cour1 St .. Pol'l'lE"roy. Oh.lo 4~7Qt. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor KoiKe . Qn(l W('(lk ...... .. ..... ................... ... $1 .10 One Month ......... .. ... .. ., .............. .$4.80 OrK' YE"~r .. ;... ... ... ................... S.'l7.2Q ···. SINGLE COPY .. . PRICE J · • Daily .~ . ... :............ .. ,.. .. .. :.. :.:.·. 25"'tc-Tlts SubscrltK>rs not dl'!SirlnR to pa)1 lhN·a.r · riPr may r('mil In advilncr> dirf'C'f to The Daily Sfntlnel on a J. fi or 12 m onth basis. CN'd ll wlllhr' glvC'n carrl<'r (>:J('h month . No subscriptions by mall p«>rmlttE'd In town!i whff(l tlomf' Nlrrl<'r s<>rvlcr Is avallabiC'. Mall SuhHc:rlpll... IMide Ohio 13 Wl'<l<s ................ ................ .. $14.56 26 WC't•ks .................................. $29.12 52 Wt:'t:'kS ............... .. , ................ $!';8.24 OUIJ!Ikle Ohio 13 WPPks ..... .. ...... ,.................... Sl~.fll 26 Weeks ................................. $.11.20 ~2 W('f'kS ... 1 . .............. .. .......... , .. 159.80 JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. . Calendar VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT MONDA\' POMEROY- The Meigs County Churchl's of Christ ME'n's Fellow· ship will meet at the Pomeroy Church of Christ Monday at 7:30 p.m. GENERAL .ALLERGIST CALll614l 992·2104 . . . 1304) 675-1244 CHESHIRE - . Vacation Bible SchoOl at Silver Run Baptist Church, Cheshire, will b(>gln Monday and continue through June 21 with classes from 6-8 p.m l.'ach evening. CARPENTER- Bible School at Mount Unioq Baptist Church, Carpentl.'r, will begin Monday, 9-11 a.m. POMEROY -A special meeting oftheSouthernLocaJSchoolDlstrlct 1- Board or'Educ~tlon has been set for 1 p.m.' Mondax In the high school c;~fl'terla. ' '11JESDA\' MIDDLEPORT . - Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will meet 7 p .m . '1\tesday for work In E.A. dl'grEE'. Swlmrnlnll ~ SYRACUSE - A schedulE' of swlniming lessons has beE'n an· nounced at London Pool In Syra· cuse. The !lrst sesSion wlll bE' JWII' 17-28and the courses offered include beginner, advanced beginner and advanced·swtnu'nl'r. Cost ls$12 per child. Adv8JICI,'d·Ufesaving will bE' oUfred In the 9I!C(llld letiSion: To l'@llsler orformore lnfOnnatlallc~ .... ............ ANT1QUrrY ·,..... ,...... ~1!'!~!'!~ Tre f~t~JtrunnerinemU11llll1Cni"Ols.Am P.lUf dit. • • Wanh Mmc Activity Between t:OO -fi:'ilo p.m. So From 4:00 p.m . t11 6:00 m tbill' we ofkring · . di nn e rs fur the price of Mond;1ys: S p~ghctt i l}inncrs ................ ,........ .2 For Tuescb ys: Filer T id flit Dinners ............ ,...... ,.. 2 For Wcdncsd.tys: Chopped Sirloin Dinner> :...... 2 For Thursda ys: Sp;~g h c r r i Dinners .. .. ............... 2 For Fri,bys :. Broik-d Fish Filer Di nners .... ,........ .. 2 Fm Smurclavs: Veal Sca llop ini Marsall ,t ................ 2 Fm 2 fi(,.<JOIO ' lJ)t ) 1 1. 7 _, ,1 14.50 1 7. 25 11'i.50 ' ·'1.50 . 1 (>.75 1 8.00 <.•,,,,, ( ;,dlq,,.lo, 'Nol available m au areas Inc. PubllshE'd <'vvrv aftE"rnoon, Monday lhrOUJ!:h Frlda,v. ' 111 Court St.. Po- Oscar's Restaurant ,.!B~u~r;n~si~d~e~·_:k~i=n~g:sb~u~r~g:_~R~o~a~d~.-~m~u~s~t~r~a~n~k~ln~t~he~u~p~pe~r~ se~ve~n;__~~Sh~e~ls~t2he~d~a~u~g~ht}e~r~o~f1M~r~-~a~ n.~dl~~~~~~~~~~~=====~~==::::::~~ percent of their degree college a nd Mrs. Carl Horkey of 278 S. 5th Ave Fnedlllllllll day one-under-par~. THURS., JUNE 20, 1985 !USPS lfll-lltt. A Division of To a world striving to conununicate, we provide quality cormnunications products and services. In an era of technological advances, we are a leader in irmovation. Yet our pride is being part of the conununities we serve-the cities and townS which look to GTE for. answers to cormnunications needs. We're proud of those communities and we're proud to be part of them. trap at the 17th hole erne wltllllllndiMolllle mp • ..,., cHtncllle 11na1 round of the u. s. Opea plf IGumtutllll& Ill Bbii........, Midi. North flnllhed ~ &o ftl llle Mill annaal event hy -lltroke wldt a SACRED HEARl CHURCH decorated cake, Ice Cr!'am, punch, and coffee. Attending were Frances · MJS'!E'I CHIP 81101' -And)' Norlll ,_.lifter a clllp lllot from tile LASAGNA DINNER 5:00 TO 7:00 P.M. Party given for graduate S. . Chen took what the Taiwan golfer caltE,I a "doublE' par" eight on thE' . : : 457-yarcl, par-4 fifth holE'. That · • • obllteraled a lead of four shots over · • North that once looked like money In ~· • • thE' bank. •· • • "T.C. opened the door for a lot of : : ·us, " North agreEd. "It was a fr!'akY thing that hashappenedtoallofusunfortunately." A doublf' hit on a chip from the rough, g1vingChen a penalty strokE', plus a missEd putt contributed tot he ' eight. Hebogledth!'Jl('xtth"*'boles, -but Nocth hl'lped Chen comE' from threE' sbots down with a his own three-hole run of bogiE'S. "It was all No. 5," the weakly smi.llng Chen expliJned. "! really oot complain. r )!l!it played bad , 'i"hrel.' Meigs High Schoolstudl'nts · are attended Buckeye Boys State at · ~llngGre!'n Univt>rsity thlswrek undl.'r sponsorsbip of Drew Webster Post 39, Am!'rlean Legion, the Farmers Bank and Savings Co., and Bank One, Pomeroy. They are Rodd Harrison. son of Phil and Paulette Harrison, Pomeroy; Chris Kennedy, son of Clifford and Clarice Kennedy, Pomeroy; and Scott Pullins, son of Ray Pulllns, Athl.'ns, and SusiE' Pullins, Poml.'roy. This Is the 50th year for Boys State on the national level and the 49th for Ohio's participation. Emphasis of Lori Rupe Lee, daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Richard Rupe, Pomeroy, I'I'Cf'ntly graduated from Columbia State Community College wlth a degree of associate of applied science. She received a special award for graduating summa cum laudE', bl.'ing In the top ten ofthegradua tlng planned at Skyline f~t GOLD AltROW AWARD .J.P. Davi• recently re~Pived the gold arrow award and the wolf badge for compiPting required a.signments in the Cub Scout hook as we ll as extr-a required projects for hi~ age b"'''Up. Di!vls Is a member of the Pomeroy Pack 2-19, Den 2. Woman named gradU4te rr===========:;- threE': Page-5 Boys State conducted- Lugwig team makes ~SCORE - LGcalltunter Jeff Dennilron, left, tS pl'e!M!IIIed Monday. June 17, 1985 Warning : The SUtgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. •, SOFT PACK: 9 mg."tar". 0.8 mg. nicotine. BOX, MENTHOL BOX: 12 mg: :·tar". 1.0 mg. nicotine, av. per cigarette by FTC melhod. , ;NEW · .... . SOFT PACK* · Also available in regular and mei\thol box. . .... .;' '·". ... ' .'.' . ·.·. ' �.. ' * . .. .. - Monday, Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Monday. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Slinderella Chester G>uncil -·- . 4'.:H dub ,; · Happy Harvesters ••"· ..., .... e -nOPS Asbury· UMW .N' azare,ne .church i:Pven P4J1' YMNT ADS bring Eastern Star holds inspection w.;-va..' .,.~ s-.., County Commitalonera. Courthouse, Pcim.oy, OHio. BID REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBUC IMPROVEMENTS: Public Improvement projec1s that llwolveonyconllruetion, reconslruction, domolition, -.lion or ....... mull .._, tho "bid UU""""V" ntqulrwmonu ... forth in Soctlon 163.154 of the Rovioed c-. u.- ' tho p<o•ioiouo of thio law,. bidders for IUCh • con· tr8Ct hove two optlono foro bid -nty lnltrument that muot be ..with tho bid .. l o -: t . Acortilledcheclc,coohioro . -. or Iotter of Cltldil 011111! to 10% of tho bid. A lotlor of Cl'edH may only bo rOIIOCIIblo by tho oounty. Upon ontoring a COIItiiCl with lhe coumy. the contractor lft.lll then lllo o bond for the amount of tho controct. .,d tho check wil bo rwtumod to thoou_. ful and unoucceof\11 :biddoro into when tho coritractlo """""""'· 2. A bond for thefullomoont of tho bid. A bond il moinod lot tho bidder, but returned to ·UnsuCcessful. bidden the contract il execUted. AH bids are to bo Identified bV mortling ...,._ - "BtO - COUNTY ROAD 76." The Board - t h o right to Of roject ony end al bids , to waive lny inform-. By order of the Boord of COmmi11ione~a 'o f M•iga County, Ohio, MIII'(Hobltlttar, Clerk their second child, · Jon Michael George. He was born on May 22 at the Holzer Medical Center • . Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Geo~ge S. .Carper, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Anka Halar, Sydney, Australia. Great-grandmother· t.s Mrs. Helen Carper. Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Halar have a daughter, Marjorie Anka, 33 months old. ~ were LAurel Cliff notes Attendance at the~ Metboolsl Church May 26 was 113. Bruce Stone was guest speaker and IID&er. Ewryone enjoyed his talk and llnglng, Mrs. Erna Fox visited recently wltb 1\lr. and Mrs. Johri Doulllas, Guysville. . Jamt!l FerguiC)n, Cdumbul, vt- C.D. Ellis ~ alted Saturday with hll grandmother, Mrl. Bertha Parker. PRICE REDUCED - And a assumble klan wnh 8\1% fixed interest rate. $119.23 monthly payment for appx. $14,200, $4,000 down. or make offer total of S18,200. NEW LISTING - POilllfOYA nice investment 01 starter home. 2 bedroom home on large [at Basement. Only $17,500. TUPPERS PlAINS - Ranch home on apPmx. 2 acres. lovely settin~ Modern kilchen, fireplace, 3 bedroom. Carpofl. $36,000. REALTORS Henry E. Cleland J<. 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussel 949-2660 Jo Hilt 985·4466 , . ·m A t:a U3 WE~IOI .... .., . ,. • ' in lh pr~ clollifkolion if' , .. a choclo "" loiS $7.00 $10.00 115.00 t1Lool ·proper box Hlow. 1 ThiH -.:alh rat" induH dis(OVftt 1 5: - -- --6. - - - - - 7. - - - - - -- 11. ---~--- TRUCKLOAD FREEZER SfllE WILL NOT I tJ1•1 l \' f \ I · ,\ ~;:t/ 10. - - - - -- I I . ----"- - - - - ' 25. - - - - - - - - 12. 13. • 32. ll. ts. 32. :10. II ,._ i•· ======= ===== MaiiThiiC..-w: -. ---Hte-na--- L. ' - TheO.IIr ......... Ill c.rt ••• ........,,011. .____ .. _ ·--~---"---~·--------~--- I· PROIAlE COURT OF MEIOI COUNTY. OHIO , ESTATE OF RUTH LOUELLA FLORY, DEC£A8ED c.. No. 204311 Dodcet 1t Page 2311 • NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Juno II, 19811, o. tho 1\Wga County l'rolfista Court, c.. No. 204211, ......... v. Fultz. P.O.Iox 723, Pomeroy, Ohio 411789 III'POir•lod Adn.ihrboiiA Wllh Wit An- - ' of tho of Ruth LOUIII Aary, rtr Uttd. 18M of Mldclop o~. Ohio 4117110. R - E. Buck, l'nlloltoJuclgo ' to driv1 th1 vehicle of your choice. NO DOWN ~AYMENT LOWII MOIITHLY' ~AYMENT BLACKSTON · NEW CAR & • TRUCK LIASING Howard l. Wrilesil · Roofing Co. NEW-IfPAIR Gutters - Downopoute Gutters Cleaned Pointing Storm Doors lit Wfndowa Siding - Soffit Work Box , 326 Pomeroy, OH. 4576t For h1t1r Strvict Call 614-99:1.6 SALES & SERVICE DENNY CONGO New Holland. Bush Hoc GUYSVILLE, OHIO 4/29/ ttn Authorized John ·oitre,' firm Equipment Dealer WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 Ftrlil E••l••••t ' LIMESTONE GRAVEL ~ SAND' TOP SOIL. ·. FILL DIRT Sizes Sttrt From AUTO & TRUCK ., REPAIR Alte Tr••••lttleil PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 12'x16' e·x6'. Siies from Up ·' to 24'x36.' ln'siilateti Do& Houses· ' 'ALUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN 614·143-5191 INSULATION 10-6-ttc BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Eetlm•t••" lEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · PH. 949-2101 ur 949-2160 No Sunday Calls PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS •Walhert •Diehwaahera •Range• . •Rtfrigeratora •Dryers •Frwzera PARTS end SERVICE 4-S·IIt 35185 Oak Hill Road Lona Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985··m2 We Use Yon Schroder Equipment Recommended by leedinc Carpet Manu- · lecturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" SHERIFF'S SALE OF CHAtTEL PROPERTY Silloy A. •l•hire. Now Solly A. Fowler . 3-22-tfn ... Plllntllf EUGENE LONG SllrHy E. Altthlnt SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ~In pura~ance of .,. E~!t«:U· -office- of tho Court from of thoeornr-, Clort<'1 VIIIIYl & ALUIIIIIIUM Plea of Molge County, Ohio, on tho 1 IIIII cloy of Moy, 1988, Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling me dlreclod In tho .... --.lwllo-to S. It Public Aucllon, an tho Front Stope of tho Court and to Roofing of ell Typeo Worked In ll N mh:at fos•-• ~ a. tO. 17, liD Cleolt II) 17 11aMella Oh!l' ""'"' off CGunty, 1re1 20 veort " Fr11 Eetlmot,l" CAll COLlECT: Ph. 1614) 143-5425 519/Z mo. pd. Houiso in Sollobury T-.hlp, Molge County, Ohio, on F~­ cloy, .tho 28th cloy of J..,. t988, ot tO:OO o'clod< 1n ~ of Mid cloy, tho ~'II Goodlond Chit!••· to, wit: , . _ E. Filr!ft hom~~ A PLUMBING & I HEAnNG 317 North Stconrl Mitloltport. 011~ . 45160 . SALES & SERVICE We Atao Cerry Fiehlna : : : ; . . 1 1614) tt2-6SSO tniDEIKI PltOIII • 1614) "1-7714 . 8720 . Rawleigh DMI•r•. Hrnlngs unlimited. for more klforme· tion call Mr. Wood 304-875· t 090 . 1-------Cebel TV inat.ller Mrvic:e tKh. Send r81ume to P.O. Bo• 87. Golllpollo Forry, wv colored molo, or• Rt. 8114 . 211616 . Colt 814-388-8720. 1 ~--------'Reliable person to beb'( lit in ~roe Heifer calf foun~. Call 8t4-992-7071. Lo1t •m•l tri-color dog, neer RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE I "Free 9 .SHADE RIVER DRILLING ....idtntlal & (-ciol •Dtwolopsisonft & COIIIRSirdat Slttl •Singlt lilld Multi Unit ' Housing •Wood Mode. Cabinetry IIHign lilld PlaM"!9 Old or antique 1tot machin11 Weste Water Treetment Pt1nt Operator for laki~ Hospital, Lakin WV. Mu1t poue11 current WV UcenH. Employment coven~d undtlf WV Civil Service. Extonllvo Senefita. Cont•ct Peraonnel Office at Llkin Hoapilal or PH. 667-6535 or 985-4353 . 5/ 2811 mo. niNciiNG IS -Olll IN ' 1 Stot~ ~i< Dozer & Backhoe SelVICe Plu01bina Service Weldina. Lowlloy Heulina Septic SYttems Lkwlll & IOtSilltl , FlEE ESTIMAm· U • SAVE AUTO RENTAL II. 4, tlyHIIIuo ld. St. Rt. 160 ·I North 0.111110111, Ohla SEIVI(E c:r:•nr::~~;:nda~d W h8attT cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. , PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 11nltfc ~ MOTB RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT, W. VA. I miles from Po01oro,-lhson Bridle Mobile Home Heating & Cooling CARPENTER SERVICE - A.ddons 1nd remoddng - Roofinv •nd gutt•r work - Conc:r•t• ywork - Plumbing 1nd electrie.l wo.S. (FrM Estimoteol A.U . . 304-675-6276 1-10-t.f.n. RENT A CAR CALL U-$AVE AUTO RENTAL lt. 160 North · Gallipolis, Ohio ft2· 621S or 992·7314 . Pomeroy, Ohio lOSES' EICAVAMG INC. •Landscepin& •Bnements •Land clearina •Ponds · *Septic systems *HtiVY heuliRI •FrH estimates DONIOSI . "W1 R11t Fit Llu" St. V. C. YOUNG Ill .Oil. field service 446-4522 . 7/ 11/lfn p1rt1. and Pick up 1nd auppllea. dollvery , Dovl• Vocuum Cleaner. ·ona tt.lf milt up Georges Creek Rd . Clll Aluminum 1crap. &ali your al,u "'lnum ICrap direct to the 8t4-4:48-0294. •mellor. Buying til gredes of Trim off poundl with · You c8n elim upfonammer;. •P · All Noturot Wolght-Looo progrom con help vou tooe t 0-28 plus poundo In your . _. ,.,. Office Ut-1..3 IN MIDDLfPOIT PAUL E. SHOCJ(Ey; D.V.M. OPEN EACH THURS. M. 6-8 f'LfASANT OfFICl 13DS IACJ5011 A~ .....,...' ,..._., ,..., ,..._.r.,.... IIUU AIIIULIIOUit . ........ , J ,...., ,... ......, 111-'!':·1 ,..._ . frWoy I ,_._., ,..._ s.rw•1 It &&-11oM .... Wll w.m AND IIIIIIIIY IJ AlfOINII!En J04.6PJ.I44 I ~!f'-._..,... --.W$,~ .......... 1 628o~to . ;::~ • j]c!ou~n~tv~-~·~1~4;~8~92~AI-~34:8:•:·: Tromni, 8t4' 268-i628. . t2 yr. old child. Swlmmero level . Coli 814-4411-0304. f lll!l fii VIIII!Ill American made cleaning HrYJcl tteceptlng i'lew CUI· tomera by •ppolntment. Call St:rVILt:' 8t4-388-8190. Klttina 10 glvuw•y to good home. 8 -k• ·old. Coli ., 4-441-2329. 11 NMd cleaning done7 W•l- Help Wanted lpoperlng? Colt 8t4-24&55157 for more Information. Pupplee to good homo. V. Gtrrtlan. Shepherd V. Border Collie. Cd 8t4-446-7026. Beby1in• needlld in Crown City in my home. C~ll COLEMAN WATER WELL DRILLING 8t4-2G8-1789. tene. Coll8t4-448-2t7t. RN or LPN for prlvote duty. 3 pupo, gentlf: good with kldo . Coli 8t4-258-1240. Coli 81 4-448-442t . 4 MIICObe ducka. 2 yr. old Now Hiring. Nltlonol (:orp. ••pondlng In the GoiUpollo Pump Illes. service. Regia~ tered in Ohio. All work guorentMd. Coli 304-273- part-time woilc · avelleble. 'Collie dog, -dlent trtined, 8 mo. old fwmoteCoiUo, both pruebred. Colloftor 7, 114379-2t 14. . 281 1. Ravenawood, W. V1. Will do babylitting· in my home . Vard fenced , have roferenceo . 304-876-27B4. area. We will hire people thlt ere honnt and n•at to hetp call on our pre11n1 culto· m•r• and cont.ct potential new account•. Company 31 21 Flotwood oreo In Pomeroy for br .. FR . 'BN ceillno. vinyl oldlng. oluminum window. 17 A. evallobl o. Coli 614· 4_4_8 -_2_3_&_9· - - - - - - l 3 or 4 bdr .. 3 bath. fem . rm .. LR. DR , 2 car goroge. CA. Or. Coll614-448-4307 . Jot Businesa Opportunity Top Branda 1t 20 percent to 80 P,lftont oHI Flrot Quotityl •19,1J715. thing. 2 box oU typeo of hunting r~~~E~n~te~r~pr!IM~d -~,-F~I. 33412 · R ~ mogulneo t877- 1883 . Fl. 304-1'111-7177. · Corponur end holpu FOr Includes every· brochur• .:.11 AKC: reg: K-und. 304-1711-1707. Plcll-o-Pao end terrier, 3 month• old !emote, 304112,2111. Two 7 -wook-atd !om ole tlttor-lroinod klttone tb give -•Y· 304-8711-11711 . 23 purpo11 . lA•der Profeuionel Service• Plono Tuning end ftepolr. lrunlcordl Mutic Ca .. 8t44411 _0817 . Twentieth yoor of quolhy ..vice. Lone Donleto. 8t4-742-2te1 ,. Wetor - · drUiod end -vlced . Prlcu on~-·· Ctil 114-742-3147or 14-11211001. 3 Kinlne, 304-1711-3714. 1 97t6~,000 . Coll ,ll14- , ' t' •• 1170 12d0 e•c. cond. ' waaher & dryer. air concll< tloner. Coli 81·4 -379-2B22 or 304-1176-3734. -----~·· *'-00 1114-388-9031 . t88t 12•80 office troil..:. · centrel 1ir· heat. five rootn1;. • flou r escent lightln ... . t11,900. Call 814 -448 81tli or 8t4-441-0019. · 1973 Artington 1 2x50. with.' 1.2•18 add ·on. underpin·,. nmg. stow, new carpet. · U.OOO. Coli 8t 4-448 ' " 7060. &· _room houae , gauge, Texa1 Rd ., Galllpolil , 122.000. Coli 614-446 2804 . .. ' . 1 Tire of looking at run down uoed MH. Like N- '77. , Ookwood 12•86 3 br beth · ond hell e9700. You c•n' move or live on rented JOt.' 304-6063. • .. 2 bedrooms. full baMment, doul:tl• car oar•ge. , . 2. actn. Rooe Hill, Pomeroy . 33 Farms for Sate · · U8.ooo. 8t4-878-26t3. -:::--:-~-=---~-----:-. The John E. Waher form. :' f. 3 noo'"'-1 rm. houH, flir cond .. 2 fully 1mall blrns, 133 ac,.., garage. .1,600 lb. toi>o<:co oilolrilel!t. . AIY•r· At . 7 mi:~ hom Gallipolli ' on Ohio. Friendly Ridgl' Rd.· Cell or . U6 .000 . write Chaflea E. W•h:era. .. -W•• 332 • . 1419 Stuart St .• Charles- ton, WV .. 304-348-71t?o'r Ea1tern School District . 6 cell Vernon Holley e1 4-44e· " room hOmt in good r•pair. 4344 . 1 ... Fully carpeted , ~a•ment . carport . Buutifully l•nd•· 212 acre t•r.m. Parker Run caped. 1 and one tenth Rd. Mu1t Mit . Moved to · ecrea. Small orchard . Will Arizon1. Miner•l rlghll ·tn. • heve to aee to appreciate. eluded. Moko offer. 8t4- · Priced et 832.000 firm . 742- 2852. Plio r1110ne~ e'. 814-986-4386. offer rifu1ed. T erm• •v•Ua': ' - - - - - -- -tc- ble. 3 1Mdroom1, detJChed 24 - - -- - - -- - ,.· feet x 28 feet garage. ruf81 80 •cres. pond. rural water water, 11tellite and appliln· tarml1nd. petture, wood· cea. One 1cre. Hysell Run . land. building or t railer llit• a14-992-2389. Bv owner. 3 bedroom•. btth, utility room, livinv room , kitchen. dining. ga.r· age. ctntrll air , fireplece, fully Clrpeted . SyraCUH, Coil 6t4-992-7478 or otter B con Bt4-992-3402. •60,000, ofler 5 p.m., Sun·• doy through Thurodoy, 3Q4·' 8a2-3237. - ~ 30 acres, mobile home: barn, ahed. Fenced. Rt .. 2 , M81on County. 304-8822471 or 766-4664 . · · PIANO TUNING AND REPAIII. tlummor r - In otfoct-h . . oo11muu . Werd'oKoy-. 304-8711_ . _,•:...·:... 38:.:2:... 4_._ _ _._soo _ ... I• ~ · 3'h ecre 101. poasible owner finencing . Call 814-379-, 2848 or 814 - 44~ - 7t 06 . '... .. equippod kitchen . Cen 1114892-3442. . Al:nlals 1 room houM. 1V.. b•th . Grllvet Hill, Middleport. Lot opot. Reduced do- to t49,000 . 304-875-5047. BY OWNER - 3 bodroomo, 1 'h batha, dining room, full baaemant with femlly room, LEON, WV -- 3 bodroomo, 2 l'tory home. Dining room. 1'h bethe. full b-ment . Qerdon·spot. outbulldlngl, t Mortg11J• Co ., 8t4·11123011 . your qwn Jeen · Fedorol, ltlte end (:IYII;Iobo 1 t.maleldtton, 7-ecld. naw oYIItollle In your-· Moving Thuredey, lilt Colt t-111·111· 1122 fer 304-171-11a1 . . _ ~""" -"'" -tlon _2_4_hou _,. _._ _ . Big down payment, short ,. time employment. or credil hietory stopping you from,. buying a home? Conaklar • · • Porter, Ohio. 8 room hou•NI recl•imed lingle or double...~ on l~t . Gordon spot. good wide . down·teke ~.:.,~ location near church • ~ymenta. No ch•roe for store. N.-.:1• little repair, dollvory. tnterutedl 1114) idul for retired couple 772-1220 or (6141 773young family. good neigh· 3928. borhood . tt 3.800 . Coli 22 Money to loan for •ny Chlldreno, Large -llae, Combin etlan ltore. Ac-IIL Jorclocho, Cillo. 1.11. Lovl, Eosy , _ , , l•od. Eoprlt, TTomboy, Colvin Kloin, lorglo Yolento, EvM Picone, Liz Clllborne. Momben Only. Orvonicolly Grown. a.tine, Holt-. o - 1.000 othero . • 7.100 ta t24,100 Inventory, T,.lnin1.•c. flltureo. .,.nd openlrlg, Con open 111 doyo. Mr. Koenon 1:108)111·3831. Long holred block end ton kitten . femoto . 304-8754072. ~~ downpeyme~nt . Houae for lille. owner sell. Coli 8t4-448-0278. 24>24 gerogo, close to downtown . 304-878 -4804. to low fixed r..a. Uu.equity Muat be • eape- lporta-r, LAdles AppoNI, Pu~ · n)other cond . Coli 814-266 -8450. 1-404-489-4431 . HOME OWNERS-Riflnonce rlonced In -•lcorpontry. Apply to Tho Doily Ientine!, Bo• 728C. Pomeroy. 0. Own 1978 2 bdr. mobile home, totel electric, air cond ., exc . cent a11umebleloen, g•rdan OPEN ' AN OFF-PRICE AP· PAREL STORE! Soli 800 ELAN VITAL· 716 . Puppiol. 304-4111-tUI or 448-tlt7. f:'s~~ 70 ft .x 1oo ft. Goroge. Coil 8t4-982-117t4. moil untM you hove lnvooti- 1' - - - -- - - -gated the oHering . 3 bedroom home. 8~ per- addreeaed ttamped enve- nHded. Duplex for 11te by .owt)er, trailer lower Riv1r Rd: • 14x70 KirkWOOd 3 bdr:..., . Am1na. CA. walk-in clo .... ~ range. refr lg ., redwood • porch. undll'pinning, P.c", • know. and NOl' to Hnd mon•v through the IIIII . Detotts oend oelf- 3 mo old pupa. h•d aome ohoto. 304-878· 1222. • NEW AND USED MO!IIlE~ HOMES KESSEL'S OLIALtTY MOBILE HOME SALEII. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOUII. 'RT 36. PHONE 814-448•-' 7274. . . nanc• with ~ople you m1nt . No eKperience· no 773-68t3. . for Sele Homes for Sale room. l1rge Ml-in kitchen, laundry area. 1•1'9• bath, baaement, attached garage, central •ir, atortn window• end doort. lnauleted. nfcl c:arpet and drape•. · fully t NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommend• thet you do businell with y..r. mejor medicel benet~ Ita. C•ll Mon. or Tues. eft• Terrier, . Clition. WV. 304- 32 Mobile Homes Middleport , Grovel Hill . 35 lots & Acreege Nice. 3 bedroom, Iorge living f llldiiLidl kltteno, I w,ekt old, titter. booeflts. 8e It the Golllpolio white, decl•wed, Holldoy Inn II 7:00PM !emote cot 3 yro. oiH. C·oll thorp. Mondty, Juno t7lh. 8t4-448-3790 otter 4. Abaolutety no phone c.. ll. E.O.E. 8 woolc old mole kitten. Block & whito, titter trolned, need TLC. Cell 8t4-448- 11.200 PER MONTH 9744onytlme.· DELIVERY , DRIVER. SALES Only 2 left. Chubby, cuddly, Lo 1 he 1 co compont 1 open ng edoroble, furboll pupploa. lor 1everol people fuM time Will be omolto medlumel•o. only . Pold troinlng proCelt 8 t4- 82~-7674. groms. pold vecotlon firot llhMII. ' W•ntld qualif'-<1 per1on to give awimming lesaon1 to dition 304-773-11878. Giveaway call 6t4- wm ptQw tobocco . .. c-.11. Beuinec In good clean con- 2 mete puppleo. mother YmiiNAIY CUNI( PT. Would like to pe;nt houM Aloo grown femolo cot . All tOAM 814-441-744t. bllck. ••c•llent mou11r. 1- -- - - -- - - llcGood wHh children. Colt Eooy •-mbty world t800. 814-992-7574. par 100. GuerantMd pty· TOWN & COUN1RY Rt•.tl Est~lt: Situations · W~nted 18 Wanted to Do Scl~io .Energy, locoted 1'4 mlteo eut Rood 91 Pogetown on Tow"ship t41 . Meigs Cute. lona ·helred kitten . , It'~~:::;:::;:.::::::::::4--------- partiea. l~rge lo•da. Call for quote. Buo Gropefrult htro 1--~~;~Co~p~ou~te~l~ - ~F:N:t:h Mlddt ort c.t:•l~g Persono Body Shop, LUCIO Lone, Pt . Plnunt, WVo . neer K&K Mobile HomM;. Populor pric:eo. 814-1864174. aluminum . Premium Plldfor oo: •' ·" BR·Iounge , TV, reaaonabfe: Middleport, Oh. 814-992347.6. chine· ,rep11r, I ,4j I Coll614-266-8609 . coins, ring1, jewelry, aterling ware. old colna. l•rge currency. Top priceJ. Ed. Burkett Berber Shop, 2nd . Ave. SWEEPER ond -lng mo- boby clothlo. mloc . Room &. . board fgr lady in private. room, ~oth : ljtrte ,·, Buying dolly gold, silver 3 Announcement• 4 friendly litter tr•lned kit· SINGU 124.95 304-675-6276 ' •LI•e Entertainment ofree HBO •Kitchenettes. •RestJUrant ~ 4 614-~46-9416 Middleport, Ohio Allllilllllt:l!llll' nl s ·· SYSTEMS 1 12 Miller, Rt .2, Pomeroy, Ohio 45789 or cell 8t4-8827780. BENNETT'S' ENVIRONMENTAL :~k.mg::r ~~_:oer1:.m~ 2328 . home and antiquea, gold end tlhter . .write·M . D. . ''We Rent For Lt:ss" ,_.,_ Olsie. 4$769 16141 992-2134 or-99J-4704 · · COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bedo. iron, wood, cupbo1rda; cheira, chlltl, buketl, dishu, and 1 9 t h. Cer aeat.loli . . of•' Middleport. mont, 304-87&-6758 or t 800 -663- 9077. Booking eta~ J•~ . 44'6-4522 WILUAMS TRENCHING SERYICE 81 4-441-0t76. Sate. lntenection ol " Rt. 143 ond 7. J une 18ffi ' lots of misc . 2 57 Main St .. 4 openings Hlling Merri Mac's 100 percent guaren· teed line of glfta. toyi, home decor, your hours, no Invest· U1ed mobile homea. C1ll Signs,. 51-. lutineu Forntl, Copy 5trYkts, Etc. A:CAR CALL ·· Trenchint Of Any Type phone 304-876-3230 Ext. 284. Wonted to buy o ueed dohumldlfior. Cell 8t4-4482107 or 1114-246-6800 . Furnltoro, *ioWit!t ond Graduelion . Well Service •Myel$ Pumps Sales & Service 5-7-Ift r"' '"""' Nt14t ~IUS: Offico Supplltl & DrWiinv Ca. •Water & Gas GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7·611 .. - PIINT SlbP F11 All 10:00-4;00. 3 temllt. Smoll 1ppli•nces1dish••· flatware, clothe•, some tilt m•n·a. Carport ~ Coli 114-448.: 2138 ~~ ­ tween BAM • 12 Noo.n. ' ~· clean uled e1r1. lng t400 oecli. Colt collect - 317-783 - 7tll1 . .. nome end ref. to Bo• C-t2 c.re of Pt .PI. Reoi•tor,Pt . Pl. kend or eveninga. Jim Mink Chev.- Oidt Inc. Bill Gene Johnoon 6t4-44a-3872 THE QUAUTY For1111rly lleoton Ca r.,an 11le. Mon. 1nd Tun., J une 17 end 18. ~ - ~ 11&,600. ow- will Coli 814-992-3283 tit wee- We pey caah for late model Estlinattt" · Installation AvaMit CHEsnl-,.5-3307 Wanted To Buy Middleport ' ' Vicinity · •• & my home 40 hrs . wk. Send Middle·lgad or senior citi· :r:en to work In downtown Point PleiSant office 3 h Our~ per dey (Pref• 1ome typtl office expert.nce. Moatly telephone work Involved . TroHic Cricle, 82 N. 304876-2t35 . ' ···-·~·····-·~····~-······ ··~ t Cell II to 9 p.m. 304-a767879. 742·2027 .. '"' Middleport . Vicin ity & Mature rftponaible penon to care for 2 achool 1ge children . Muat havt11 experience. Referenca.s required. PH. 992·6931 After 5 Call 1/11/lfoi 915·3561 · Alllllleku femele Englilh Cocker Spl · nl1l . Milling Iince 1·2· 85. Some white on noee, thro1t & cheat, very sby. Coli 1-::--------- ACCENT ~ · block FENCE & SIPPLY 1 r--~-·;,.....__.;.;.._ ·.. ,....-~-------•r------'--.....:;;,...;~ r ·1 *VINYL SIDING RADIATOI Racine. Oh. '.8 ~".:'. 8t4-388-9780orlt4-3B8- •SPEED QUEEN IAUNORY •GII$0N IEiiiGERATOR *SATEWTE SALES & SERVIC£ •• HtfJ AFill TIMt .... TM.el•l•• ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ....... ., P&S BUILDINGS Ph. LISA M. KOC", M.S. •SYLVANIA - Will do all typal of excavating. landscaping, be18111ents. liflwaga syltems, wat• and gu lin•, wat• well drilling and - vlca, trucking (lim. . tone & dlrtl. . · Call: 742·2407 l·l·tfc 11. 124,'-rtY Ohio ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS .,..tion concerning WE ARE YOUR AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR *ZENITH MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY Perfl & Serwlet Roger Hysell . Garage A~ ................ 50 EAST RT. Television Listenin& Devices Computerized Hearin& Aid Selection Hearin& Evaluations For All ~es wented. Any condition, P•Y· 949-2263 or 247-4641 U. S. receive 11 40;00 perdrill month, in addition to your pay. ond still onend school. Cell 304-8711-39110 · or t -B00842 .3819. lost and Found Lo1t : Rew.,d for any infor· (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Bqx 1213 Gallipolis , Ohio 45631 5·23-tfn BOGGS ......... ~ open t6 dayo . 1\jjr. Koonon 130111678-3838. Found; 2 a .. gltl pups, tri· 1/• lll•ll INTERESTED 4N NEW VEHICLE Wo'd liko to introduce-you to Enc•••-A-Cer, the modern way PH. 992-7201 1 1971 OMC Rlllywrsgon Setfot No. TGL218UII07318: A.ppralud at •2.000.00. 1 14 Ft. v~ , _ _ Croft Boot , hr . No . V84911U . Approloed ot PIIOIIATI COUIIT OF MOO.OO. ME!OI COUNTY. OHIO ' t t9117 JOhUICHI Motor EITAT! ' OF lOllY JOE · ROE 19. -Appr-ot AD~I. 1ft.. DICEAIED Clioo No. 2471t.,_ 12 t171.00. t llmoll lloot .Tnst~er. Ap. ~., ttoo.oo. t a.- Floor llllodlt Color NT Tetovlalon . Model No 01' FIDUCIARY On ~ 21. 1118, In ... ,MUI411QP, Appr4)o~ 1j Molge Coiltllw ..._ Court. .• 100.00. a....- bo IGid for C.. No. 14?111. , _ E. Dldllo. ....... Ohio 41771 .II. -' ldvMue. --tl*do Df ''f_of . .: C.... J .. · T ..... • the P'C~ lltt Df - . ,.dl ID\Ioeoof 41100 ....... llood. ..... . . . . E, •1 .,. . Ia 11111fy M I I I iliOIJ ill ' - Df lolly tllnd, Ohio 41770. : ..... E...... ~~Int. now lolly A. ':"...i ~14 - 448-n23. Cell Licensed Clinical Audiolocist PH. 742-23.28 JIM CLIFFORD · 18110, t7, 24, ,..,. ' Public Notice n. - - - - - - - 2•. - - - - - - 2f. 31. · CONTRACTING DOZER , BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS ",VATER. GAS & SEW ; R UNES , RECLAMATICN, PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT ICUT OUT FOil FUTUitE USEI .' Cr.t< 21. _ _ _ _-......;.. D. _ _ _ _ _ ___ 21. J&F .)1B1 ....,., K. MNJ-I'roo.t, 211. --~---'- '1 ----------- 3.::::::::::: 1 a. *BASEMENTS *SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK UTILITY BUILDINGS MGM fARM CITY, INC. __:._ _ _ 211. - - - - - - BULLDOZER & B~C«HOE WORK Public 1\lotice s I ·•. - - - -- .TROMM EXCAYA "Public Notice Print one word in eqt~ 1 C ird•· fpa~:e below. (ath initill Ad W . ~tlt •· ,l " gnup of tigurn c•••• 11 a word. (ount n 10 ' I I •nd Otldren or ~hell ovmbtr if viOtl. You It got dop 4opl INt '" results if yeu ... I ICrllot foUy, fi•o pr;... The loiS SI.Oii $!.00 suo $11.001 tribune reHrYII tht ript lo clllllify, tdit ., .r.;.t ad. ,.., "" ..m .. loU suo $1.00 $13.00 Slt.ooJ 2. - - - - - . . . . , 3. - - - - - - - Business Services 54 Miac, Merchandlae 1( Fr" puppiee 2 male, 3 Inventory. Trelnint. fhcturea, female, bl1ck with tan f1ces. grand ae-ning , etc. Can -r-~~~·' ~--------~1 By CarolYn G. ' " 18) 3. 10, t7, 3lc Phone--------------------- 1. - - - - - •u . olhero. • 7. 800 to t24,900 73-79 Chewy Jr. . · Griltos .................... I SUO 71 -19 Chewy. lr. leek• Pt..ts ............... J3-F9 Clltwy. Tr. · ce~s Corners ............:.•zo o,;n .............-..........-•rs New 1M IJJM Gt.•- late .... Partt AutO 9-13-ttn AT A SUPEI DISCOUNT PIIICE 10-8-tfc Addre~----------------­ 1 I . NEW USTING - Middleport - A neat 3 bedroom home located in gtxxl neighlxlrtlood. Excellent condition, elec. BB heat 60x 100 lot Only $23,000 County. Nana•---------------------- "·--- - ' NEW USTIIIG - Leadinc Creek Rd. - 3 bedroom home with stove & fireplace. located on appmx. I acre. FuH basement Electric heat Clo!e to town. $37,900. Robert E. Buck. . Judge I1 1 ... Nonce oF APPOINTMENT Of FIDUCIARY On Moy 24, 198&, 0. the Meiga County Pro- Court, c- No. 24798. MOIIIn G. Abbolt. 7110 Uthopolil Ro ... Carmtl, Ohio 431t2 . woo oppolnt.t E.....,or of the ofl\l!innie Mllrio A_,, decar••d. 11te ot 21e A.. st.. Middleport. Ohio. Meigo ,results. Money'nat.refuntlablt. _ ...... ,.,_..... """'_ ··u.,_....,. -j. Nol ------F.-omerov--------- ------F.-iimiirov·----..... ,. black to good home. Call Organically Grown, Gaao814,4411-t 3 64. line, Hthhtex., Over 1,000 6 Public Notice id and by malt wim ltlis coupon . .C•ncel your ld by phone when wou eet II. _- Pomeroy, announce the birth Of •u-u.~ Jordoche. Chic, ~- Lovl. 8 ldtten1 , ell colors. rMdy to Eooy StiNt, lzod, Eopr~ . go . Coll8t4-448-29117. Tomboy, .Colvin Kloin, Ser; glo Volento, Ev•n Picone. Liz Cot & klneno creme. bl~e & Ctolborno, Momborl Only, u,..,,, ...,..,_."'..,....._ . .......... E. MalrsW POMEROY,O. . 992·.2259 :' . WE Savell I own · order I c !For sele 1 )ForRent I (I )Announcement The hp~nsion of Servict to our Customers · To Include: •Complete Front End Repair & Allgnmel!t , •Computarized Whel!ll Balance *Tlrl!ll (All SIZI!II- Car, Truck, . 17a-l'l. ,..._ ' ---~'--~-----1 BE UNDERSOLD PROlATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF MINNIE MARIE ABBOlT, DECEASED c- No. 24798 Docket 12 Poge496 I a.._.................... sro ANIOIIIctt A~Wc..MM4 ·~- .... ... 7711- l41- w.l ,.• • un•• bin.a tion Store. AcceMOriu, Fl-19 for4 Jr. , . . . ,_,...................... U -79 for4 Tr. Dters ......................... '11S 10-IS ford T1. ' Doors .......- ..... _......$141 rl-79 Ford lr, Gril~ ................... uuo IO-U ford Tr. •· lloooh ............_ ._..... t I 45 13-15 ford ...... lloooh._,.._............... •tso 13 - 1~ ford....... • .... ,. w.ra ..o.. .... .................... . .. r- hl · · ' Pub1io Notice pu ,._,c•.'iiV 1•19J•, 7J-IO Chowy Tr.. hors .................i-........ ' 115 71 -10 Cliory. Tr. . •- ................... If 50 71 -14 Chewy lr. 949·2777 PH. ' 60 4 white i>obt klttons. R..dy I-=-:=-=:-=:-:---'-logo. Colt 8t4· 25e-87110. NEW Gl BILL-- Another benefit lor Army Nltlonol Guard memNra . You can MGM fr,RM (111 ··r --. ,_--.. Mi- ~• aH -0- 1Hotrko1 ..~- _ -~ MI-ll.,._. 7U - IIto..,i-ul Real Estate Gene111l NOTICE TO BIDDERS Soolod ~ wil b o by tho llo.-d of Meigo County C o m - of Pvmoroy, Ohio. In In tho Court · Pomeroy, Ohio. until,_, on July 3, 1985ond Oponod It t P.M. on July 3, 19811. for tho driving of piling on o lpOCified portion of County Rood 76, :To-hlp In 1\otolgo County, Ohio, Mid ropoir to oan-ect o lllp condtlon . . Speciftcltiono . . on file In the ollloo of the County Englnooi, County Rood 2, Rodt Springs Rood, Pvmoroy, Ohio. and in the of tho 18) 17, 24. 2tc · 320 Sth St. fUrtlto n«et.•.. - c..••• · J-....,.., , . . . . , , OHo. . 00000 - 00 0000000 .. ut . ,. ....... ,._. , ................. . .. t l .to Public Notice ( )Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Michael S. Halar, ' 'Pile third birthday of C.D. Ellis · Wfl oiiEVed recently with a party attfl»·bol!m of his parmta, Mr. and MJ!*; Chai1el D. Ellla, the tonner Laura Ohlln8er.lJncol.n ~~~- ·Write vour ,,'fhe Halar birth announced Ellis birthday celebrated Ryan. Portland. -·~·"--' ...-. !"..- Classlflecls and tron of 1977, Joan Kautz, Pam picnic for Ho\Yard 's Stars was 8l ul0Unced for July 14 at the E a rl Massie and · Mabel Goeglein. Past patrons presented wt;>re Denzil OwensHome,2p.m.,'wlthdinnerat ' Goeglein .. DaleSmlth, knight of the ·4 and an auction at 5 p.m. Those I York ·c-ross of Honor, and Rodney attending are asked to take their I Chevalier. junior past patron. Also , own table service and a covered l dish. Also announced was grand Introduced were honored Masons, Bob Reed, BobK!ng, RayHarperof visitation at Stockpnt. Sept. 4, by Kllril; arid Don Sande~, ,, lhewortlly'grandn\atron. (iall!poli4. Jllree,;iP. yfar memi:J1ll)l 10 ,,. 5011\ wedding aMlversary of •Betty Bishop:• dlstrtct secretary; _ PQ~I.anq Gel¥viM Kii\Cald was Sanely Q\ildt; l•~nd page for the announced for June lJ at the Grace deputy gl-and tl!litron: Dean RaJ!'' ' M e I h o d I s t c h u r c h 1n ney, grandalde.tothedeputygrljlid, ~~~l~JJle . . ' "··' ~t!'O!l; rf!bi'ktt ' <;Jatworthy , grand ,JI,arr!Jonvtfie Chapter receivEd cM!lte~ ,cWJmJtl!!l' member; a~ ' "the"l!,ttendance award. Selols) was . Walter MeriCk,.cancer .r epresenta- ··Helen Wolf · and comments of live from DiStrict 2. •. apPI-.clatlnn exiended by the · Thesui\shlhe'eoUectlonwastaken worthy matron concluded the . by Cleo smtth and Mal)el Moore apd evening. wll1 gototheOEShmernaintenanee fund . Initiatory work was exempWied on one candidate, Lre Al)n Gaul . A II "' ..,• Ml'. and Mrs. Plllllp D. Ollllnpr, PGI~; Mr. an4t.Jr. Cbarles E . Ellls,lpnlls, ~EUII. Mr. and Mrs. Edlllll<lt, N*andBiesma, Mr. and Mn. Phil ~ and Brahm, Mrs Kathy Mllllin, Mrs..Luanil Evanl, Metfan and ~a. Jame Tliomal, Grei Hlckl, Mr. and Mrs. Chris Woods ~Corey. lilndlna l!ftJ were Mr. and Mrs. ·Mike Hallen, Pomeroy, and Mr.and ~- Michael Evans, ~JU- and .. Pay Cash for ,. ' Sally Gifford, de puty _grand 1114Jt0n. was the Inspection officer ai Mohday night's inspection of Pomeroy -Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star. Chlorus Gaul and ROger Gaul, worthy matron arid wOrthy patron, presided. ·All officers were present for !ngprctlon which had 114 members 8.114 trfends In atlendartee. lf!tro~ were grand representatives, SW Atkins and Helen Far.il;'s; worthymatronsandworthypatrons from Harr!:soinvllle, Guysville, Belpre; . Macksburg, Racine, Middleport. and DistriCt 2. ·P ast patrons preented were from Belpre. Mj c _k sburg . Alban y, and Harrisonville. . Past matrons of Pomeroy Chapter: ltltrodueed were ~bna DIU, ~hy Woodard. Edna Schoenleb, JGall Vaughan. Ella Smith, Debra . CheValier, junior past matron; SyJila Midkiff, deputy grand rna- ..... , ..... . ,. ._ _ _ _ ,... ,..._..._ doH" ' ..._.. ...... U-~·...-. Curb -Inflation Vacation Money son, ··-~...... I"'N 7J ... Chowy Tr. C A AUTO JHII•• eowr rile JoUot~.~lr~f r depiiO r~e ---.....___ ...,_--...... - ·- ....... ........ .,. ne Cl•uifietl 7s.v-••• ,.,. ,... .......,...__ ".,..c-.. '..... ........ .... .._ lponewoor. Lodi" Apporol, Chu•one. Lor111 Size. Com- . -•sm . -,._....._........... --_. ,___ _....... )n11·.......,.-... ....... Own you r o w n J ean · Dtpl. utc:o.t St.. - ..... ......... The Deily PHONE 992-2156 lrRo DIIRJ QoosKid llr Opal Kloes opened thE> m retlng with a reading, "What Is a F a thE-r." Cathy Hudson lost thE> most Oevotlonswerel!tvenbyMacyLisle weight and also l'l'Cl'lved her 20 entitled " We Should Strive for pound weight loss ribbon ancl Greater Goals" a nd prayer . II was certl!lcate at the Monday night Flv<:> noted that22 shutln callswere madl' PQlpts SJindereUa a a ss. Brenda during the m onth. A trrewUI Vl'lloY was the runner-up. At the offering· was taken and blessing Tuesday night Mason class, Barboxes were l'l'Cl'lved. The birthday ba~a Va ria n lost the m ost weight of Op;il Kloes W i;IS noted. a nd Ca ndy Van Meter was runner,,,..................... Severa l letters were read from up. New classes are opening district officers about the receni :~==T ....-."' •c• •.,.. Tuesday a t the Basha n F ire retreatandannounclngtheSchoolof ," ,. Department , 10 a.m . a nd WednesMissions, J uly 15-22 at the Ohio day at the Five Points location. 10 Northern University, Ada , a nd the a.m . J o Ann Newsome is lecturer. dlstrlctmretingto beheldatLogan, ' Sept. 26. Also read were letters from thedistrictoftlcers,CarojA.C'oitrUI, ,, treasurer; Sally S. Born, vice ~s hower for John Denver Curtis, president, and . J a ne Bowman, sOn: of Larry and Julle Curtis, was c oor dinator for Chri s tian held following the .meeting of Personbood. Ch.~ er Councli 323, Daughters of Aprtl Hannon presented the Arge,rlca, Tuesday night. group with a certlficateforsponsorGl!ts were presented and rpfreshing the Girl Scout Troop. Mrs. Kloes ments of cake, Ice c ream, te a, a nd read alist ofartlcli'S to be saved to 1 lemonade were served. Attt>nding '' ' '' send 10 mission groups. July were Beulah Maxey, Zt'lda We ber, picnic will be. held .at the home of Iva" Powell, Esther Smith, Alta .~Jrig, ''cooklng and animal"' .'Matyi.lsle. · •·· ' ·. B;il!ard, Eileen Martin, Charlotte projects havebeendemonsttatedat· , A , Jrlendshlp ,circle and prayer G rJII)f, Goldie Frederick, Sadie . meet1ngsofthe9'1eenBees 4-Hauli · closed the ~Ung with refreshTrussell, JoAM Baurn, RuthSinlth, sinCI;' they'lleghl\' mretings in May. ' ments being served to those named Kalhy Pulllns, Dorothy Ritchie, Ada At the borne of Amber wen, the and Marcia Karr, Linda Ferrell, Morris, Elizabeth Hayes, Marcia group made snack pizzas, pr<!Ctlced Irene Pasrker. al!d Wend! and Keller, Thelma White , Mary Holter, oven safety and learned about the Crystal Harmon. Ada Bissell, Cora Beegle, Shirley four food groups. Amber displayed Beegle. Leona He!Wey, Mae the rabbit she Is raising for her 4-H McPeek, Inzy Newell, Emma M1!1ey, Betty R6ush, Erma 0<:>- project. ,~·d·: Ethel Orr, Sandy. White, Opal A visit to the Fabric Shop was Church projects were discussed Cool aid . This airy openwork 1..,. taken where the members lea rned at the Friday mretingofthe Happy T-top Is easy to·c•ocllet of synHollon, Doris Grueser, and Lora about patterns and materials. thltlc baby yarn in""' color with Ha rvesters Class of Trinity Church Damewood . Several purchased what they held 1n the church spclal room. cont<asllng ribbing . Pattern Wrs. Morris presided a t the nreded for blouse projects. The 7357 : crochet dl<ectlons, Misses Erma Smith opened the meeting Sizes 10·16 lnoluded . mEeting which opened ·with the Importance Of r eading food labels $3.10 for each pattern . Add 651 pledge, national anthem, and scripwas stressed when thE> club with prayer, and Ella Smith .gave devotions using " Thank God I'm each panem lor postage and tu~eJrom First Psalms in unison. It m emhers visited PoweU:s Super Free; Pra~God, l'mFree," anda handling . 1104111: Va luandtheyweretakenonatourof was-noted that Mrs. Wood and Mrs. m, "Rose of God... AtiCI lrookl creft1, poe illlcllf Mil Ridenour are both Ill. the meat packaging department. Georgia WatsOn was welcomed Arso reported was the dea th of Meeting a t the home of Sherri bak Into the group. Erma Smith The Daily Sentinel Mac SPI'IIcer . The chartpr wUI be ' smith later , the 4-Her'slearnedhow commented on the mother62-t2tllltlllroltvll.; Wlodllde, NY 11377. Plltlt 11111141, Addl'!lped in her memory attheJune lB to cut out material and to fuse N· •m Wting a nd members are asked to patches. They also dlscus:;ed lion daughter banquet and the father- ·- · ,.,_ ~ ·R·~" 101 son banquet held Sunday at the w~ar white. Mrs. Roush thanked safety and. P enny Ae iker gave a church. ''85 Nee<llecratt Catalog - 150 · kl those who attended the Spencer 58f ty d Edna Reibel and Wilma Terrell plus designs . $2 + 651 P & h. fu,n~ral and thoSe who pa. rliclpated e emonstratlon on coo ng Books $2.50 + 651 oach p & h. ,1 fires . Sherr! Smith made _tacos and were reported IU. Edna Slushe r will U4-t4 Quick Meclllne Qoltl• iril Memorial Day parade. others prepared fruit kabobs for a have devotions at thE> July meeting 127-AIOIII•• 'n' 1111111 '.Mrs . Smith read a le tter from the cooking demonstration. to be hosted. by Eleanor Werry. 1bf t21-l'lllir llllw"'"' slate councilor, . Mary Wines.• re·MretingTuesdayatthe!Jomeof . Lon)'s .Pr'ayer in unlson .closed the . 111-HIIIplft Cnihet_ - · qpgiitfiig ItemS for the tables at' the · Kim Michael, Jaclile Frost, leader, mreting with Genevieve Meinhart I ---P-u~b-h_c...:N-o~ ti_ c_e_ _ taught the members about patterns· state session this falL Thank you notes we re read from U!a Swan and and they cut out their blouses. Kim serving refreshments to those ' named and Caryl Cook and Edna the Mal' SPI'IIcer family· took the girls on a tour of a chicken PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO -l'he council was invited to a ttend house, an!! she demonstrated how Slusher. ESTATE OF FANNIE BEUE llif.' anniversary of Perry CounciL . eggs are packed. For Ute day's BROWN, DECEASEO Q\l)irterly birthdays wll be obSered cooking project they prepared 1' C.. No. 24806 Dod<ot t2 Poge497 at .t)Je next meeting. It was noted nachos and a mllkdrtnk. Rally Day to be held on June 25 NOTICE OF that the Past Councilors Club will .· • was discussed when the TOPS OH APPOINTMENT meet at the home of Jean Frederick OF FIDUCIARY 570 met recently at the hall In Wednesday night. On June 6, t986, in tho Middleport. Kathy McDaillels preMeiga County Probole Coun, "Let. There Be Light" was the , sided at the meeting with Vlrgtnla CoM No. 24806, Robert K. .• program theme· at · .th~ recent Oeari a nd Peggy Vining giving tl\e Brown; 12663 Pieol8n1Voltey ~~!hers' ~ere. rerognized . and . mretlng .·of the . Asbury United oUicers·· reports. The frillt' basket '- Rt!od, Chltllcot ~ o. Ohio, 4600~ ;... Oppoin_ tod e...... iri their honor at ihe ll'lethodlst.Womell ~id attbe home was . won . bY Lliuue Bell.' . ThlfiY trloote5. tor of tho 001010 iii Fannie Bello retent Mother'sDaypi'Ogl'amatthe of Beulah Ward. Brown. deceolod, tote of attended the meeting which feaRoute I . Long Bottom, Ohio. PcXneroy Church of the Nazarene. Ushlg . a lighted candle a s a tured a fuMy money auction. Nancy Robert E. Buck, F\':fda Henderson directed the centerpiece•. Helen Teaford pres- GIIUsple was appointed to serve the Probote Judge play.;with VIrginia Slnlth as narra- ented the program. Alighted candle remaining te nn of the secretary Lana K. Nouolrood. tor. Nancy Aelker was pianist and was the centerpiece and scrtpture who Is moving. Clort< Dorothy Be~tz, thf.' soloist. Taking ·was from Genesis 1 with the 18) 10, t7, 24, 3tc wt're Mary . Walburn, Pam meditatlonstressingthatChr!stlans waiburn.Barbara and Tim Colme r . nred to Jet the light so shine that Mami<:>Stephenson.Shar! andArica . others may sre God's light through Bt!tckwell, Tammy and Scotl Jolm- their lives. Taking part in the Shawn Whltt<?klnd, Amber program were Mary Cundiff, BeuBlackwell, Rick! Farley, and Ma~lah Ward and AM Sauvage. ·' line McOung. Poems · were read a nd flowers presentee! to the oldi'St mother, the youngest mother, and the mother' with the most children. Each motqer present received a rose stickpin. The annua l mother'<laughterbarlquet was held at Dale's Resta urant. Nancy Aelker had sr!pture a nd Madeline McClung, the pra yer. Attendlngwere Mary J a neCuny, Darle ne Cuny, J a nice Curry, DeniSe Hendricks, Sally Ya tes, Susan a nd Ka tie Saunders, Sha ri, Amber and Arlca Blackwell, Barbara Cobner, Ruth Blackwell, T ammy Johnson, Nancy Whittekind, Sis Stephenson, Pearl Cobner , Ellen and J an Rife, Vlcky Mon:tson, Mae Morrison, Nora Nitz, Betty a nd Mellss~ Maynard, Nancy and Carla Aeiker, Milctellhe McClung; Mary and Pam Wall!urn', Freda He nderson, Iona and Denlse'Brtckels, Chris Sliiieti'r, and VIrginia Smith. · Ohio June 17, 1985 Went ad T he Daily Sentinel Organizations conduct meetings June 17, 1985 acre gr~nd overlooking rlver.. . 21,000.1end eontoct 41 Houses for Rent . . 2 bclr .~ • ttove. furnlahe~ . ·. V1ne St. near rlv•. Oep. I ref. Coll8t4-448-3949. · Upllain duplex. r~frig . & Unfurnished 6 room house 1 "h bath, gar~e . ell newly ' redecoreted, In town, ref 1 requlrtd. No pet1. ltd~h:' . only. Colt 8t4-446 -254:l . •. 2 bdr. houae, •1&6 mo., *100 dop., no peto. Call et4-448-38t7. 7 room hou .. junction Han· nen Treoe 6 Rt . 7 at Swen or will trade for town apot . Cr-. .J .D. PoiiHt. Colt 304-1122-3221 or814-261-11137. 191 N. Porte Or: li481i . 15 rm. houM, 928 First A.vt . 304-451-t811 . ~04- 1171i­ Lo1 homo, 3 IICree. 2 mi. oui Jerricho Rd. IV. pet. •••· loon . Cell 304-1711-8822. Coil 8t4-448-3948. 3 bedroom house for rent .4n ·. Middtoport. Cell a14-992: ' r 372t . N•t four room ·houM 32 Mobile Home• for Sele •'nd I>Oth In Middleport; oer• · peted, mojo< k~cli., oppl'-•· dining HI pro: ,vi-. Gor_, ldMI fOr · lingle or ooupto; oorry .., .· poto or chit•on. I till • · month plua - r l t y dopoolt. · Phone Hoefllcli, 81 4-112• • · 1212 otter I . ' tt74 14•70 trellir 3 br, epp. •4100. Lot 11, C:omp Conley. lit. t. Pt. 1'1 . WV.' ofler 8 pill• 304-171- . 7871. Owner !loving ttllt mull tell imrned . - - - - - - -- .,.. , :. HouH In Lltlrt flUe, ohic)· 2 br ti'IH far 3 ond hou10 In New H"""'~ "' room comper . :104-171- W.Yo. fer - · Cd If~ 81120. t92-IOII. , •/ tr-·- �.. . .-age-8-The Dailv Sentinel 41 Hou•e• for Rent ' . 66 304-675-3668. Knauff Firewood -Summer rate1-big loads. Mev 1st- 42 Mobile Homes July 3111. Oooon 'l opply to HEAP . 814-256-6246. Dragonwynd Cattery Ken·· nel. CFA Hi malay.,, Paraien and Siemeae khten1. AKC Chow puppie1. N.W litter, LAFF-A-DAY for Rent SPECIAL cut slabs loads delivered in truck · · e10.0 ~ or 2 I 1 800. You pickup 2 bdr . funiiahed , all utilitea pd.. except elect .. com~•­ nient locetlon. aecurity dop-' 6 PU dump loada I 1 5. Coli 614-246-6804. oJit reuqired . Call 81 4 -446- 8568 . Pool People Special : 10% off, games . pools lounges . Solar blankets : 24 ' 2 bdr. appliancea furnished . 1 Yt mi. from town. large lot . round 8105, 16x32 8104, 18x36 1130. 20x40 1165. Middleport 614-992-6724 or Gallipolis 614 . ,.46 · 3061 . mo. plus deposit & ref . Call814· 446-2236 or 814· 446·2581 . • 1 76 2 bdr . mobile . home, total 77 Peta for Sale "That's not the way you used tO zip me Up When We Were first married." ' ·------------------ ' 0 bo•••·· - F urnished 3 rooms end beth . No peto . Call 614 -9492253. 2 bedroom furnished ept. in Mlddlopqrt. All utHitleo pold: Cell 614-992-$084 after 11:00 pm. weekdays. 3 bedroom furnished aport· ment for rent in Syracu•. 1114-992-71189 tftlll'llpm. One bedroom. unlurnlohed, cerpetod. total ei8C1rlc. Cell 1114-11112-20114. APAIITMEi'ITS . mobllo homto. hO<IMI. Pt. Pleo•nt •nd Gallipolis. 1114-44118221. . Nice cleen apartments, SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St .. Gellipollo. New • used wood·coal ltOVII, 8 pc wood LR suite f398. bunk beds t199, ontron reclinen $99, new • uaed bedroom 1ulte1, rengea, wringer washera, I .shoes. New llvlnoroom oultu t199-t599. Iampo. also buying eoal & wood IIOVI!,I. Coli 614-4411-3159. . 1 piece living room eulte. Porfllct condition . ,Ruotlc look. Clll 1114--9811-3510. Mlgic Chef gat rengl with top oven with drop-ln stove beM- ExceRent condttion. Include~ renge hood. Cell Htncflll'oon. 30•-1175- 1872. 814-9811-44114. 3 lerge rooms end beth, RICK'S !'jEW AND UIED FURNITURE . Compere our prices. sow today. Phone 304-773-5430. JeHeraon Avenue, Point Pleoitnt, Adultt. no pets. 304-6711-30112. 1 factory built porch 8x12 with steps and some alum. hand rolling . 304-6763000. . One h20 alum. -nino. -x34' alum. awning. 304875-3000. Tony's Gun Repairs. hot dip rebluolng, •H type oof gunomlth. , work fait ler¥ice . 304-1175-41131 0 Air condition, conaole ' TV. Goodcond. 304-773-8116 . Cell 4411-3144 oftor 7PM . B•ck hoe 1972 cue. t 1 1.000. Chevy dump 111&;1 2l'.o ton f1,opo. Low Boy t!IOO.OO . 304-57112321. TRACY Auto Repair Television Viewing .. THAT ICII'MILID-by Honrl Arnold 11\d Bob LAo 8/17/86 II'L"':::r'...__ I I <] 1IJ Cll CD a Cll CID a IDN..,. • 8:00 a 79 Motors Homes (J) Hot Potato & Campara sale . Tri-colored. 6 wHka old. 6 mole & 2 female. Cell 814-2118·1662, 'PI.M11' IS Sl"<! 1>10 '<oV 6tVE IT~ Of- ~1 / \ '-- 6a 71 Llvelltock Autos for Sale 7:00 I ~ • ! ---~------- . ' Marcum Roofing & Spouting. ·Now inatallin.g r.u bber roof•. 3Q years expenence. apecialiriptg in· built up roof. BORN LOSER I!D · Hay 814-379-2860. a, Grein 1980 AMC Spirit, po, pb. eutomotlc. 304-676-33114. Atk for Guy. AltaHa hay. wira baled. never wet. Cell ·1114-21182331 or 814-2211-2084 •ftor 7PM. 1974 750 Hondo f696 ' 1871 Pinto H111chbac:k auto. t7911. 304-675-11822. ]r.IIIS)lilil.illilll 71 AutoJ for Sale TOP CASH peid for '80 modal and newer used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Etotem Ave .. GtlllpoNo. Cell 614-448-2282. 11181 Flen1ult 52.000mlleo, 10me work. Call 614-2411-11211. needs. 11173 DOdge Chilltnger no rust, needo point job. 1 978 Choroer engine, 1400. Cell 614-246-B463. 71 Chov: duri\p 1r ilck. Bcotodolt C-65, 22,000 milts. •12. 000. 304-1757771. 1974 BMW 2Q02 59,000 miles, •1.BOO. C•ll 1114388-8720. '78 Ford pick up F1 00. 304-1911-3071. 1 972 ClldiHoc Coupe Deville, delle blue, new tlr". oboolutety l o - . muot be - n .. Coll 1114-4411-0577. 73 Vane & 4 W.D·. 1977 GMC Voncluro with Ml.• olnterlor. oxetllentmochonlcol condition. high mMNoe-'i8cent •ngl~e work. Coli 614--441-80911 alter 5PM. 1 878, 14 pauenger DodOf Von. 104,000 mloo, highest bid. For more Information. contect Wanda VIning at 114-982-2181 between 8:30-4:30.• June 17 thru Juno 20. 1171 Chevrolet Malibu ototlon, r•l reliable cor. Cell 1114--441-3271 ofllll' IIPM. 1981 Bolt Bug, many n parto, t?OO. Cell 114-4...33711. . 74' Motorcycl11 1981 Chevrolet Malibu Cl••lc. 4 dr., IIUto, V-6. wlro - · · t3,11110. 1976 Cef!laro. red. auto. I cyl .• 57,000 oct. miles, 11,6110. C•ll 1114-281-2384 after II PM . ANNIE RON'S Televioion Service . GE. Speclolino In Zenith . Clill 304-578-2398 or 61-.446-2454. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304·675- ' 1984 Hond8 ATV 3 wheeler with beck rock. eood tires. 11- cond., t800. Cell 114-379-21811 or614-3792170. 0 1 874 Ponlloc Catalina. 4 dr .. t?OO -liable. Cell 1114-448-4123. 5711-2010. Mr. Ed's 8-dy Wash: high pre11ure cleaning . . liquJd sand bla1ting. Mobile homes. buildings, truck1, h•••v equipment, pool.,. parking are11. boats. Ed· ward Ototerrelcher, 304! ~711- 723.~ or 676-8367. 82 1912 Chevwllw, AC, P8, P8, IUtO., 4 dr., 311.:.000 ·mlleo, U,200. 1112 <;hewett&, 4 dr .. 4 epd .. .41.000 mlleo, U,IOO. 1911 Chevottt IIUto. olr. 43.000 mil". U, 700. C•ll 114-3792tl2. JIM'S PLUMBING flo HEAT· lNG . Fit. 1, Box 366, GaUipolio. Cell 81 !4-367-0676. Excavating Good· 1 Excavating, basementa, footers. driveways, MPtlc tlnkl. landacaping. Call anytime 614 -446 4637, Jameal. Davison. Jr. owner. Dozer Work "'land clearing; ltndacaping , etc. Free esd· 11173 2 dr.. Pontiac Vilnturo, 53,000 mi., PS. good tires, new C81rpet, ftO rutt. 1400. CColl Sf 4-3111-11181. 1813 410 Hond8 u. oh•po, nt- roc1d. C•ll 1114-36701194 titer 4PM .. Pomeroy, 814-992-2284. \_ 11174 Harley o .. ldoon 8portat1r. Iota of extras, e1.100 . Cell 6i4-24511680.. --------.---------'' 1811 KE100 Kow01okl motorcyolt. Exoellent condition. e428. flh6ne Jane W....... at 814,H2-3617 or 114-1112-81110. 1 1180 VW Floblllt. 2 dOor wlt)l AC. moon roof, AM· FM. 4 - " ' · block . 13.000 or bast offer. C•H 304-112· 2111 . 11110 Hond8 CDIIOO. Bhoft drive. air ..epanillon. Priced to Mil. 114-11112-1710. 1873 Ford 8qulro etatlonweeon. Autornotle. A.C .. "!n• eood. •ooflent ... miiNoe. e11o. 1110 01• Cutlooo Ll. P.l .. P.l., A.C .. o~oellent oontllilon. Cell 114-141-1111. ~ 11711 Yomtht 1 100XS oornplftely dreoeed. otore, roed bike. 304-117114331. 1111 K~20 dirt blkt, 30411711-3301. 1172 DwdOf lwln.. for ule. ltUM good, locty little rou111. CIII114-11142Cit - r e 10:00 om. or •ua. ""or4:00 .,.... Sales &. Servtce Sharped Scinora. Fabric Shop, 86 """'" .....-. 111711 ""d LTD. 4 door, PI, P8, AC, AM·fM - ·· U400 . C1ll 114·111- 11111. 711 loata end . RIGHT IN MV EYEBALLS MRW!! COME PULL DOWN THAT WINDER 2116 · 1240 or 814-258.., ·1 130. Reasonable rates. i!SRICI(. SNAKE'S WORK DONe: ON HI~ - vel,dlrt, bulk or bog fortlllaor lime. Excelsior Sah Works Inc. 638 E. Main lit:. Pomeroy. 614 -882-3891 , l PEANUTS E\'ER SINCE WE 60T !BE TO CAMP, IT'S !IEEH RAINING ~ Honeymao...,.. cr1t ':1W.~Tlloutlnd Clowfto' I Motore for S.le . IIJI Eyw on ~ . Chel11o'l Angola [HIOI MOVIE: .......,... . !MAXI MOVIE: "The , _ WOman' Cl) CD ·Utw Nlth1 with Devld LltttrrMn l t• One Jetter standi for another . .In this sample A is used for the ll1ree L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letten, apoetrophea; the leneth and fonnatlon of the words are ~II lilnta. Each day the code leUen are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 1-17 !MAXI Max Comlldy !._)mont Martin Mull 12:00 ClJ Wendy end Mw 1 • • ([I UIFL l'oolli1ll: .. n Antonio It ......... ~ lenny Hill Show '1 2::10 • ' lolldlld. 304--171-3471. . AXYDLBAAXR ltLONGFELLOW a[)) limon •limon Rick end A.J . dlocovor that some of their high ochool ' clallml'-1 ere Involved In criminal octlvltleo. (AI (80 min.) IJJ Taxi lttrHu ....r 11J1 ABC ~ Nithttlne . oond, •• za a (I) WKIIP In Clnolnnetl •nd TRISTAT.E UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 See. Avo., ,Gallipolis. 614-448-7833 or 614-446: 1133. •u ()).....,_toor FACING!! HADSOMf; Haul limestone, sand, gr•- U.pholatery 1!AST .AJ10U4 ! a a Ken' a Water Service . VVellst claterna. pool• tilled . Phone Waugh's Water Service . Wells, clstwn1, poo11. F a1t, reliable aervica. C1ll 814· WEST .872 to make fir hearts on the openlna lead of a 1pacle. The 1mart ones wJJJ t Q IOU tJI soy, "Sure." What wm be their line of .AJU .lOB ClJThe Monroeo ploy? Play the 1potle king, ruff after SOUTH (]) UIFL Footbelt Bin East • - up with the ace, and lead a . --AntOnio ot Hou.ton club toword the queen. U Weal ducks · • AKJ 1074 2 (I) MOVIE: 'Robin ond 1he the ace, win the qu~n. shed the king t A 732 . .ven Hoodo' .KI of .clubo oil the spade queen, draw (J) (jJj Major LNgue trumps and give up a diamond. If . lllllbell: TNml To Ill Vulnerable: North-South West rises Immediately with the club Announolld , Dealer: East • (I) IJJ loarworow end ace, you'll have two diamond dilcardl Wnt Nord! East S..tll .Mrs. Klnt Amende end Leo on the black quee1111. oat out to cleor Leo'• uncle 3+ So bet they're wronc. On declarer's · Paa ,. Paos ~ of murdor chorgto. (R) (80 ploy of dummy's 1pade kin&, have Pan &" Pass Pass mln.l , East refuse to take the ace. Now (I) MoaNoiVLahrer Pus declarer has to ·11ke his discard too Newlhoilr 10011, before he has led up to the club lfil HNrt of tho Dre11on .. I Opening lead : qu-. . (CCI 'Mf!lioting.' Th• ooFinally, when you're being concratclotol 'prooaure• ond ... troln11 placed on peC>pleto . ulated on being clever and cute, bet that you co make the hand after all. -·their dlfleroncll in • ' c;:lvilized manner ere tllm· How do you do It? Simple. On the lead lned. (80 min.) of a low 1pocle, play low from MOVIE: 'Jomoloa Inn' dummy. Now you can ruff and lead a and get two diamond dilcardl u Port 1 · _ low club to the qu~n once &lain. U before. (HIOI MOVIE: 'Como' How CC1Uid East know to duck if _West ducks, you .win 'the queen, ruff IMAxl MOVIE: 'O,.e Upon out the 1potle oce by leading the king declarer pia~ the spade king at trick. from dummy, onclcet back to dummy one! If the blddin& I! 01 shown, the 1:00 • 8py'(II CD MOVIE: with a trump to diselrd the club king . five-spade cue-bid by South shows a 'Romembr•noe of Love' If West takes the club ace richt away, spode void, and so playing the ace at (CCI you can eUII ruff out the ,opade ace 011ce really gains nothing. (I) 700 Club· • (I) 1JJ Kate. Allie Kote bocomn romantically Involved li!rl1h 0 plumbor. (R) · _, C1J HMr1 of tho . b.,....,: (CCI 'Modittlno.' Th• ooci•t•l pr111ur•• 1nd rtltraln11 placed on poopleto 11ttle their differences in-a clvlllted manner are examined.' (80 mln.l . lfil A..,...oon PloyhouN (CC) 'Peper An~olo.' Tho dlfficultiOI oxptr~enctd by lor THOMAS JOSEPH Chlnell immlgr•n11 •• ACROSS DOWN they •wait entry Into tha I Ali I Athenian Un itod States in the ea·rly 5 Razor-edged plalform 1900'o are dromotlztd.J60 10 Elysium Z Maxim min.) 11 Also-ran 3 Unmanage- I'Pl,/-d.:. 9:30 • (I) CID Nowhort Tho hoot lo on ·Michael after he 12 Cagney's able hires Stephanie eo iho ota"WhitR 4 Black tion'o now roceptionlot (R) cuckoo Heal" 10:00 • (I) IJJ Cogney • Laoey co-star (var.) (CCI Chrlobecomeo tho vic13 Italian 5 lncHne lim of se•uol haruoment. II Play Arctic (RI (60 min.l - with 15 Civil Zl Wound explorer (I) Be~ Wlveo. Jolin the past 7 In 'the action sliR]ttly Sho~ Llvea CCCI The 15 Weaken event oeeker 28 English controveroill istue of wife 18 Kk!ker's that 18 Observed poet beating is explored, with gadlet 8 Dismiss Zl Hurl Z1 Thread emphe1i1 pieced on the le· 17 Guarantee 8 Groomed ZZ Drum roll. 33 Gaze golltlao Involved with end 18 "Mr. Tam13 Ancient ZS Greed 35 Man's name tho help available to vicbourine -" ointment 24 Abject 38 Fuss tims: (80 min .! 20 Legol I!D Nowawetch document g Odd Couple 21 Example IHIOI MOVIE: 'Fihlneetone' Zl Sprinter (CCI • 24 Barked !MAXI MOVIE: 'Sorwwbollo' 10:30 (J) Together: Boonee 25 English (I) MOVIE: 'The Four river Muok111ero' 21 Btl.he I!D lndependenta 27 Color iNN~· Peripheral 1 1:00 ClJ Cll CD • Cll IJJ IOPop · Nowa 31 Sole ClJ BIU Cooby Show 3Z Dilly (]) NFL luperatero The ' 84 Exhllll\IUng hr-i-+Men Who Pll.,ci the Game 38Recessin • Pat Fischer. ' a church , (I) a-red Wlveo.. Looal 37 Oak's Follow-up . fruit len~ Hllllhow 38 Cross out 1 1 :30 (II Cil of Coraon Tonight's gueo11 ore Amy 88 Membranes ~-1-+-+-+40 Unique Irving end Fran Toto . (AI (80 min.) person (sl,) L-.1-.1-..1.-..1. ClJ - o f o-oho DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES -Here'• iMlw .. wort It: l SHADE Also pools filled . Call 6142116 -1141 or 614-4461176 or 614-446-79H . · J wh-r motoroycl••· Cell 304--171-:11111. iH' OADBURN SUN IS SHINI!\1' Jarn11 Boys Water Service. 87 111:11 ATC·110 hw *100 and 1171 ATC·70 lor UOO. BARNEY General Hauling : 814-367: 0823 orCI14-31177741 night or dey . +Qt12 By Jo111eo Joeoby Alit 10me of your bridge partners t!!l ,:ltf. ". g( CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEA'riNG Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446·3888 or 814-.48-4477 SEWING Machine repaira. urvice. Authorized Singe~ .QIS t KSI a Stark• Tree a,_.. Law" Ser; vice. stump removal, 304-t Electrical 1· 11· 8~ •z L...----------....J Rotai'y or cable tool ciiilling. Moot wollo completed oeme dey. Pump oelol ond services. 304-895-3802. & flefrigeration NORTH .KQ6 \· II RINGLES'S SERVICE. experienced carpenter, electri· · clan, masopt, plintar, roof· ing flncluding hot ter application) 304-876-2088 or 675-736.8 . .. 84 Does he or doesn't he? a mote•. Cell 614-448-8038 oi 614-992-7119 anytime. 1814 Htrlty Dovldoon FLHS 1,400 mlle1. E•cellent extra options, 18,915-•7. 1195 new. Cell 1114-288-17118. . MeoNeii/Uhrer a 304-773-5127. . Atw•r• THE ETTER N Repon All types of masonry. bricks. 1331 . (An..,... lomorrow) So!Uidoy'sl Juml>ltO: COUPE FORGO INTENT LOCKET . Answer: tt:te center of attention- IJJ Wheal of Fortune • llJ) En11rtalnrnent . Tonight IHIOI Fr•1111e Rook (CCI 8:00 (II CD TV'o Bloopero • Prootloal Jokes Tonlght'a prtctlcol joke vlctlma ore Loretto Lynn end Adrian Zmed. (R) (60 min.) crete. Call . ,. 304-773-6131 . 83 74 Gremlin For solo. Cell 1114-441-2108. 11110 . AMC flOod D.and M . Contractort. Vinyl 1ldlng, replacement win dows~ ln•uleting. rooting, new ·and remodeling, eon- HouJt cells on RCA, Quazar. 1811 Plymouth Volar• auto, •ir, sharp, t1.999. Joh"'' 1984 Ford F150 pickup. PS. Auto ·.Sole, Bulov.Hit Fld ... . Pl. AC. AM--FI!il CI!,IMtte. topper. eliding rear window. GolllpoHo. Oh. 18,000 mil••· Excellent 1973 grMn PontLic Ventura condition. CoN 614-99211&07,, four ~ door automatic-new tires now battery, 81.000 miles, 11211. Collll14-44i- 1 970 Dodo• truck. 4 speed. new muffler. new king pins 2076. end tire rods. Heavy duty 1980 AMC Eoglt. 4x4, suspension. f4&0. 614-1tationwagon. 2 tone dk. ·992-2429. brown flo tan. Cell 614-24&1975 Chevy truck. V.. ton, 111106. Fluno very good. oome ruot. 1976 Buick Century ell f900. C•H 614-882-5437. optlont, mull ull -belt offer . . Cell 1114-2411-11114 1974 Chevy ,Pickup, 1600. ' 30~-'773-9143 . . after ~PM : . 18711 Grand Prix Pontiac radio, PS, 1700. Cell 111444e-2354. • 72 1885 Chevy Dolu•• 10 pk:kup trudc. Power steering, power brakes, automstic trenaminlon, VI . tUOO. 814-949-21160. (I I)( I I I J a 1 '72 Dotoun 4 speed 4 door t400. 304-676-4203. 1980 Datsun tuto, AM-FM, top,_, t2,7811 . 11177 Ford F-1 00. outp, topper , f2,3119. John's Auto Sole. Rd_ .. Oolllpollo, Oh. Buloville _ __ ____..:__lc_ loon '""bVIUtprite -· .. QOIIOCI thO 8DoYt cartoon. PWnr-w.. ,.,... N-•hour llJ) N- Noma Thet Tune a111r Trwk (HIOI Penny Po-r 7:30 II) Tla Too Dough (J) Cleco Kid (]) EIPN'S lneldo Baoobell Cll AIUn tho F•mlly (J) a (J) Fomily Feud CD Jeopordy (I) Nighlly lulln- 1 blocks. concrete, atone . Frft 11timate. Call Roger at • Truck• for Sale Now arr.ng~ the circled 1etter1 to IXJ • Tabor Upholstery. For reu- : pholaterlng. free estimates. Free pickup &. delivery. Call 1 64 JoJAME 'rii'HI!N 5HE WAf/ Al"'l!~ TH~. I Drwem of JMnnle (J) PM M..-zine ()) Chuok Connote WMtWniThMtwr CI) lpGI'tiDI...., (J) . .nfonl ond Son (J) E-lnment Tonight CD WhMI of Fortune a (J) WhMI of fortune (J) Soaond City TV IJJN- Cell 814-388-9867. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· rentH . Local references furnished. Free eatimates. Cell collect 1-614-2370488. day or night. Rogers Ba1ement WeterproOfing. SYHI~FI~ Cll Riflemen ~~~~:=ICCJ WI~~leolrjo I Home Improvements 5HI! Si!6AN TO CAL.L. HIM ~~ NBC N-• (]) Mnd88portolook Cll ..lwetH. ~ '(fS! 0 I Bewitched IMAXI MOVIE: 'Money on ,;;;;;;;-=·.:"·..: .:--.;: . .-·: :.;:·-====-...,.-, ,....::.··---:-----::-:-:-:=:-:::--::-'='1 ....----~----:---,1 ' 8:30 lf,DM, I 'TIIIMII. M'( 1 = • ' all options. t3.200 firm . Coot over t4.900 • -· Call 614·448-1641 , lariOUI inquirel only after 6. 6144411-8172 . ~~~~=======;~~;~;;~~;~~~ Wlldlllw I!D 3-2-1, Contaot (CCI 1986 Starcraft Stir Muter pop· up. aeme aa new. uaed 2 tlme1. mu11 sell at 9nce tO aettle estate. Electric. refrig .• heater, 011 ltove. 81 Audubon Thwotrw a: Muaical Instruments I WYSOH r1 Cl.) Fo- K - Beet Cll AKC laa11t hound. pups tor 57 The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio EVENING AK.C Rog. Poodle female puppy, 8 ' weeks. apricot. p8per trained, •hots, •121. Dog ~ego t30. Cell II 14448-4.1178. 1117lc....,. Metlbu.ldoor. :160 ......... HO(r¥ ~. 1 121 E."MM! lt.; P-11¥· 19811 Preemie Cabbage Patel! doll. girl. 304-87117873. Monday, June 17, 1986 .ATTENTION! ATTENTION! ' IJ 's Body StJop nOw open . Free utlma.t••· No job too smell. 304-875-2663. GUNS . 700-Rem . 243 . 870-Rom. 12 go . 11 00 Rem . 12 ga. Red Hawk 44 614-367-7438. Upright plano . 304-882mag . Co11614-367-0482 3734. 2 bdr . trailer *1 60 mo. plua At colt new White's m~tal deposit. 3 bdr . troller •176 .....\ ....... .. ~--~-~· ~--~~~ -- ~·· ,,, ... .. .... -~"· -·~........ 6 ' ., detectors ·selling out. Al•o Spinet-Console piano b•r· mo, plua deposit. Both 1urmodel 19 S & W 357 m•g . gain. Wanted: Responsible nlehed. not In park. but in Coli 814-448-0548 . country, on Raccoon Rd. m·onthly payments on oplnot just off Rt. 218. Call anypi•no. be seen Shop tools. 1-18" planer, party Con to t1ke overlocelly. low time 814-448-8397. 1-10" table laW, 1-6'1t" Write Credit Maneger: P.O. Modern. 2 bedroom•. n jointer. heavy dutycommer- Box 33 Fr\'d,_rio, Po. 15641 . tended livingroom. 1230 1-----------,~----------1 cial. f1.650. Coll814-448 - Clarinet and. caae in good mo .. f100 deposit. See314 1080 alter 6:00PM. shape, 1150. 304-67113rd ., Kanauga. Call 614· 6 1 ' Household Goods 44· Apartment 446-7473. 1980 Honda motor bike. 5781. for Rent 1969 travel trailer, 1973 On private lot, total elect., 2 Chev. truck for ule or will l Fruit trade for riding lawnmower. 58 bdr. mobile home. 11ft bath, LAYNE 'S FURNITURE & Vegetables Call 614-266-8640 or 614AC, carpet, one-tenths mile · Sof~s and chairs pr,ced tram on lincoln Pike of At. 141 . JACKSON ESTATES t286. to .f896. Tables. $60 446-7027. Security dep. required . Call APARTMENTS (Equal and up to t 1 26. Hide-a81 4-4411-4303. Housing Opportul1it_yl beds.'U90 . end up to 26" boys 10 speed bicycle, Strawberrie1. Pick your monthly r~ ·otartl at $169 1550 .. solo beda $146, like now, 170. Call 614- own. Cl1udf Winters. Call On private lot, 2 bdr. fur- for 1 "'~6om: and 8204 for Recline,., t226 . .fo $376., 446-4703 . 814-245-5121 . nished r11obile home, AC. 2 bedroOiri/ dep·osit S200. Lampo from t28. to o126. carpet, enclosed patio, one- located near Spring Valley pc. dinettea from $109 .. to 7600 BTU Whirlpool air Strawbarrfe.. Rouoh'o . at · tenth• mile on Lincoln Pike Piau and Foodland, pool 436 . 7 pc . f189 ond up. conditioner, e160 . Call Union Campground (bock of of Rt. 141 . Security dep . a~d Ca_ble TV available , Wood table with six chairs 614-379-2282 . Now Haven. WVol 1.200 required . Call .614- 448 - hours as possible 1 0 am to 4 8285 to 1745. Desk $110 qta. ot good )lm berri... You . 4303. pm and 7 · pm to 9 pm up to 8226. Hutches, $660 . Whirlpool dio~washer, like pick 40 centoqt. No Sunday Monday-Friday, Call 614· Bunk bed complete with new. Call 614-246-6567 oales . Call 1 - 304 - 882 ; Traile.r tor rent. Call after 446 · 2745 or leave mattresses, $276. end up to for more in.formatlon . 2237. , 4PM. 814-448-4226 . $395. Baby beds, 1110. message. ·· -~-~--Mattre11es or box 1prings, t<ing size watef bed. tall : MOder~ 2 bdr. , extend~d Nicely furnished mobile ·full or twin, *6$ .• firm, $68. boOkcase headboard with r,nn• Sutllrl i t~s t livingroom. 1230mo .•.1100 home, eff. apt., central air and $7,8. Queen sets, $226 . mirror. $275. 1978 Dataon · depoolt . See 314 3rd. St .. and heat In city, adults only. 4 dr. chests, $49. 6 dr . 2oo·s x 1976, car seat 88. (; lrVI~SIIIi.k K•nauga, Oh. Call614-446- Call 1114-445-0338 . cheats, 859. Bed framet, Cell 614-268- 1982. 7473. t20 .and f26.,10gun - Gun Furniahed efficiency 701 <:a~binets, $360. Gas or Mini bike for sale or trade. 4 • Furnished, 2 bedroom mo- 4th Ave .. Gallipolis. $160. electric ranges $375. Baby apeed transmi11ion for sale 61 Farm Equipment : bile home. No pets. Cell utilitiea paid. there bath. mattreuu. t26 & e36. bad or trado . Call 614-446- ---------------• 614-949-2263 . odulll. Coli 446-4416 after frames UO. $26, & $30, 3370 ask for Brian dr CROSS & BONS king frame $60. Good aelec· Loretta. 8PM . U.S. 36 Wtot, Jackson. : 2 br mobile home in WV tion of ~:»edroom suites, Ohio. 814-286-8461 . • Park. $176., month f126 . Upstairs unfurnished 3 room rockers. metal cabinets , Baby furniture, good quality Mauay Ferguaon. New · deposit, reference ;equired, apt., c8rpet,e d. utilitie1 paid, headboards e38 &. up to used. Frank'a Pawn Shop, Holland. Bush Hog Soleo & I no pell. 304-676-3000. 430 Second AVe .. Gallipo.no children , no pet1. Call 866 . Service. Over 40 uHd lis, Oh . 814-4411-0840. 614-446-1637. tracton to choo11 from • Used Furniture .: Refrigeracomplete line of new & : 44 Apartment Furniahed efficiency $126 tors. rangea. metal office Lawn mowers, good quality used equipmi!lnt. Urg1111t for Re11t utilities paid, · 919 2nd ., desks, electric range. 3 miles used. Frank' s Pawn Shop. selection in S .E. Ohio. ' 430 Second AVe.. GallipoG"allipolis, single male pre· out Bulaville Rd . Open 9em lis. Oh . 614-446-0810. :513 3rd . AVe . 1 bdr. privltf!t ferred. Call 446-441.6 alter to 5pm, Mon . thru Sat . 340 International tractor • bath, 8135 mo.. includes 8PM . 614-446-0322 PS. live power, with mOWer. • water, deposit required. Call Cabinet type floor model 3 bOttow plows. draw bar. • 614-446-4222, between 9 Furnished apartment. 941 GOOD USED APPLIANCES stereo,· am·fm 8 'track tepa $2,696 . Call 814-296flo 5. Second· ·Ave. Gallipolis, 2 wa.,hen,. dryera, refrigera- player with" turntable $76 . '6622 .. . bdr t246 mo. utilities pd. tors, flnges. Skt!igfll Ap- 304-892-2864', ~ Furnished efficiency $146. pDarices, Upper River · Rd . Coll446 -4416 after Bpm. 3000 Ford dloiel t;octor Mke utiltiea paid. thare bath. 607 be1ide Stone Creat Motel. new, Alli1 Chalmblr mower 2nd. Ave. Gallipolis, adults. Furnished apt. 3 room pri- 614-448-7398. 56 Building Supplies & Ford hoy b1ler, 14,4495. Call4411-44111 after 8PM . vate bath. references re· Call 614-288-11522. quirod. 846 2nd. Ave .. Golll- County Appliance. Inc . 3 rm. opt. & both . 84 Grope polia. Call 614-446-2215. Good Ultd appliances end. Building Materials Now Idea mower f291i. hay '·'St. Coll814-446-0847. TV 1011. Open ·BAM to &PM . Block, brick, sitwer pipes, w•oon t291i, 9 ft. hoy blne Modefn 1 bdr apJ. down· Mon thru Sot. 61 4-446- windows , lintels, eJc . •796. Freeman lo.der t:Furnished apt. 243 Jackson town location, CA. carpet, 1699, 627 3rd. Ave. Galli- Claude Wintera. Rio Grande. f350 . Call 614-2811-61122. 1Plke.. Galllpollo. 2 bdr .. complete kitchen. Call614· polia, OH. 0. Coll614:246-6121 . .J 1236, utilttea paid . Call 446-4383 days or 614-446New 6 ton twtevy duty united _.(<'6-4416 alter 8PM . Valley Furniture. new & Builder's Surplus-Salvage farm wagon running geara. 0139 eve. used. Large section 9f qual- Clooaouts. pI Emboued 1379.96 . Maney F~trguaon ''740'h 2nd. Ave., 3 bdr .. ity furniture .. 1216 Eastern woo~ grain aluminum sid- bolo loader f250. Coli 614t190 mo., dap, req . Coli Avo., Galllpollo. ing, foam backed. twin 4 .. or 286-6522 . 814-446-4647 or 614-446- 45 Fur.ni.shed Rooms 8" pattern, .139.95 sq. (2)· 4222 between 91\M-&P_M. ·W hy .pay mora? CheCk us Twin rib white metal rotting Ford 501 mowor." 4&00, For i~nf sieeping Rooms bu1. :Niw fun11tute, · ippllan ~ or 11aing 38" wlda 8 ' th•u vory . gbod condhlon. Cell 3 bdr. newly remodeled. 8nC:I light · houH · kHping ·cas outlet. '-Trade Center, '16' lengths, $41 .95 sq. (3) 614-388-91188. .. . duplu: 644 or 646 Seeond room1. Park Central Hotel . Kanauga, Oh . Csl1814-448 - Steel insulated prehung Ave .• utility room, kitchen, Coli 814-446-0766. 7444 . door'• allalz:eaand patterna. 1976 120 M011ey Ferguson diningroom. Cell 614-446$76 .00 & up . (41 Hollow square belt hay baler. Excel8293. Furnished room. range, re· Window air conditioner $96. core and 6 panel . wood lent condition. f2.400. Cell frig . *96, share bath, single !root free refrlg. 196. side by prhung door's t20.00 & up . 614-643-2141 . Furnished efficiency opt, mole . 919 2nd . AVe., Galli- aide refrigertor $196·. auto . 161 4'x8'x6-32 wood panelprivate and quiet. lingle polis. Call 446-4416 alter wash~r •7& . electric range ing. 14.99 & up. Hay rake-•426. V l]ay rake, working person only. Call BPM . $65. many others to choose Wellston. Oh . 211t-t1,426. Hoy tedderl614-446-4607 or 614-446· from. Skaggs Appliances. Penn's Warat1ou1e 1760 . an~ up . Drum Upper River Rd. Gallipolis . 614-384-3646. 2602. mowera-$1,760 . 614-446-7398. 46 Space for Rent New 2 bdr. apt., refrig. & Block, brick, mortar end Due to poor health muat sell stove furni1hed . 4'h miles Special sewing machine aale masonry supplies. Mountain two Quonset Style 1iMI from Golljpollo. 1226 mo. Mobile home lot, 12'x50' or 60% all Necchi aewing ma· State Block, At. 33, New buildings. Brand ne¥~; never plus electric. depo1it & smaller, t76 water paid, 4th chine. Must be •old by Aug. Hoven, W. Vo . · 304-682- erected. One 401t.by !l;lft. reference r«tuired. No pet~. flo Neil, Gallipolis. Coli 446- 16th. Trade in accepted. Call 2222 . Cell BHI419-859-2494. collect, 814-386-8026, Call 814-4411-8038. 4416 otter 8PM. H Farmall tractor tor aale. Efficiency apt with garage, COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pale green velvet chair, exc . Coil 814-949-2568. 56 Pets for Sale private yard m1int1lned, Park. Route 33. North of con d. Cell II 14-446-4303. le•oe required. f221i mo. Pomeroy. LarOe Iota. Call Pole Buildings Constructed Country Oak tabfu. chaira, water included. walher 8t 614-992-7479. for commercial, garages. HILLCREST KENNELS dryer hookup . Call 814· cupboards. desks. ice farm, stores, etc. Any size. 446 -7209 or 614 -4411 · Trailer lot for rent or sale. In Conklel, Tupperi Plains. Rt. Boarding all breeds. Heated free estimates. -call 30•· Hand crafted and indoor-outdoor facilities . 675-3.981 . 3287. Pomeroy. Walking distance 7. finithe'd. ·AK'O ··. Doberman pupploa: to town. All hook-ups Stud Service. Coll614-446- Fanllal H trector $700. 1 bdr. furnia,ed or unfur- ovoilsble. Call 614·986· Selling houaeful of furniture 7796. nilhld. utilities paid, 1190 4427 alter 6 :00pm. 304-675-2375. and appliances. 874 Plum per mo .. · t60 dep .. no children, no pats. ,Call 614- Trailer apace for rent on St., Middleport, Ohio Briarpatch Kennels Prof••· sional All-breed grooming . 62 Wanted to Buy 448-31167 alter 6. Brownell Ave., Middleport. 45780. Indoor-outdoor boarding feSuitable for retired couple. cllitill. English Cocker SpaAnractive 2 bdr·. apt. with 614-992-2810. niel puppies. Call 614-388refrig. & 1tove, car~ted, LR ,Wanted to ~uy ~obacco flo DR. convenient t<1 Golll- Trailer . spaces. ont amilll 54 Misc. Merchanc!ise 9790. poundage for Oalli1 County .. polia, outeide storage. With child acc~pted . No pet1. Call 814-379-2437. wa1her & dryer. $266 mo .• 304-676-1076. Beige living room suite, Reg . Auttrialian Blue Heeler without UliO. mo. Cell pups. Guranteed to .work couch and chair . Gla11· 814-24il-9695. topped tables wit~ wooden cattle. Reedy to _go. Call 63 Livelltock 47 Wanted to Rent frames. End and coffee 814-448-2109 . . Riverside Apta. Middleport. tables . 2 Allegro Zenith 50 ' Special rate• for Senior For sole 4 rogillerfd polled watt each apeakefs. All in Chlaeno. e130. Equal Houo· good condition . CIOpay g~r · bull~. 1 & to 20 Hereford Wanted to rant: , ,d,amping lng Opportunit~es . 614 · months old . 304-8711 age door opener, heavy trailer either crank up or 982-7721 . 1888. upright. July 29 -Aug. 5. Call duty . Call614 ·992-5181 . 814·446-7736 after 5PM . 2 bedroom epartmenla. 1 riding horoe end 1 work 2Vz ton central air condi· New Haven, WVa. Newly horoe. 304-5711-2233 aftlll' tioner . New · compre11or, remodeled . In town . 614· 11:00. never run. 1450. Call 814· Merchandise 992-7481 ' • 992-5437. ~:::::::::::::::::1;:::::::::;:::::::~ 1 bedroom apt. for rent. firewood 120.00 pickup Nicely ·located. Cont•ct Vllload, 130.00 dellvorep. Call l•o• Menor In Middleport. 51 Household Goods 304 -675-6762 or 676 614 · 992-7787 . Equal 2991 . Hou1ing OppOrtunity. electric, adulta only, no pet a, TV, cable available. Call .\ --~--------~----.---------------- 0 Monday, June 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio 64 Mise , Merchandlae 2 br houae. 23271/z Lincoln . > 0' ' .. GXH ' DW 0 NWTH RTQ~X KZ CR WK BQKG? SI>YR . YTQ •PKQR WXTZ TZM EZSRNN FKZWTDZN IKGRI,l , GRTSW X YTPR . - TZ-KZHPKEN Y•ten!IJ'a ~: THE AMERICAN n.AG HAS BEEN A SYMBOL OF UBERTY, AND MEN · REJOICED IN rr. - HENRY W. BEECHER ' �Page-;- 10- The Daily Sentinel Monday. June 17. 1985 Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio .Hostage si-tuation Third lime charm to Miss Cochran : MANSFIELD, Ohio tUPil SuPIIen Cochran, a bk>ncle-halred pianist, clung to a hand -carved wooden crown all week at the Miss Ohio Scholarship Pageant. It must havP worked. "My hostess gavp me a hand· carved wooden Miss Ohio crown wl!en I got hl'l'E'," saki Cochran, who was named Miss Ohio Saturday night. "I sll'pl with It undl'r my pillow · and carried it with mP all week... . . Maybe thl' good lucl! crown Isn't · tlle only charm the nPW Miss Ohio hellevi'S in. Try thP adagE>, "The tl)Jrd limP's a charm." ·This was the third tlmeCochran, a music educatiOnstudE>nt at Miami of Ohio, has appPared In thl'MissOhio Pageant. In 1983 she was Miss (Continued from "An untrained musician doesn't enjoy classical music;" she said of her decision to change her talent presPnlatlon. "A singer can get to the audience, but a pianist has to have something light to get to the audience. "I had fun with II and no worrii'S, only the Idea of playing well and having a good time," said Cochran, . who has siudled plano for 13 years. Bl'ni. LebanOn's justiCE> mlnlstE>r and ll'adl'r, o! the Amal m!Utia . mad!' no commPnt on his discussions with McFarlane when he announced tlle transfer of the hostagE'S. The Bl'trut airport Is controlled by Bl'ni's Shiite milltlamen. Reagan · admlnlstratlon sources said ll\l'mbers of the "Delta Force" - a crack antl-tprrorlst rescue unit based In North Carolina - fiPW to thE' Middle East Frlday, but the Defense Department did not con· firm 11. . ANm'IIER LIFI'OFF ~ The shuttle Dlscovecy thundered bdo spaCe 'Monday mombag with live Americans, a Frenclunan, and a Saudi·Arahlan prince o.n board to launch four satellites and help canoy out the first '!Star Wars.. experiments In orbit. ~1. Discovery blasts ·~ff ori another mission CAPECANAVERAL, Fla. tUPI) ~ Flve Allll'ricans, a Frenchman and a Saudi Arabian prince blasted off today aboard the shuttle Discov· E>ry for a weeklong flight to launch four satellites and help carry out ihe first "Star Wars" experiment in space. Commander Daniel Branden· stein, co-pilot John Cfl'ighton and crewmates Shannon Lucid, Steven Nagel, John Fabian, Frenchman Patrick Baudry and Prince Sultan Salman Al·Saud took off on time at 7:33a.m. Lasagna dinner ~~et Veterans Memorial . Discovery, making the 18th shuttle flight, thunde1'1'(1 away frO:m ' ' Saturday Admissions--James A lasagna dinn!'r W\ll he held the .launch stand atop a brtiliant Pellegrino, Racinl'. ' Thursday from 5.7 . p.m . at the ph.lme or name from Its twin s6ild : Saturday Discharge~c·Cha,rles .. Sacred Heart Catholic Church: The • -rocket · boostets :and qUickly thun· L.amhert, Debbra Maiden, Sallie menu will include lasagna, tosSed dPred lhto the hazy mprni~~g sky. ByE>rs. salad or cole slaw, hot roll, pie or The ship's international cargo Sunday Admissions .. Mlllard cake, andheverage.Cost for dinners IncludE'S three communications saSwartz, Pomeroy; JamesSpangll'r, ls$4for.adults and$2.50forchlldren. fPllitl's owned by Mexico, the Rutland; John Motley, Mlddll'pOrt; S rd 21·natlon Arab Satellite Communi· Richard Ramsburg, Middleport. atu ay program set ca tlons Organization and Allll'rlcan Saturday Dlscharges.. Roherta Tell'phonl' & TE>Iegraph Co., and an Rutland Bowhuntl'rs Association Hudnall, Jami'S Drakt'. astronomical obseiVatory. certllled National will conduct ' BowhuJjters Education Program Adding to the International flavor 'I Saturday beginning at 9 a.m. at the of space this week, two Soviet To pay ba Is , tlabhous~>. Pre·r~>glstratlon by cosmonauts worked aboard the • - . .. . · . Thursday Is .necessary With a · Russ)Jm Salyut 1 space· station. In .. Chi'Sier _Township Trustl'l's· WUI · : maxlmiim of · 25 -·:people. The their 12ili day-of Earth orolt. lu>ld a special ml'l'tlng to pay bllls... program Is free and·hunter's Safety NASA was paid about $30 million . cards wlll he Issued lo participants. l,'uesday, 7: :.J p.m .. at townhall. ferry the three relay stations to to For morE' Information or to register orbit but the overall cosl of lhl' call R.T. Stewart at 742·3006 or shuttle mission was about $l'i0 Sandra BaE'r at 992·5138. ~an fishing derby mlllion. The dismal weathl'~ that markl'd To meet Tuesday · Thi'MelgsCountyF'ishandGame most of Discovery's countdown~ a Club will sponsor its annual Kid's A meeting of thP program lightning holt hit the launch pad Fishing Derby Saturday at thl'ir committee of the Ohio Eta· Phl Sunday nlghl durl~~g thu.~dl'rstorm lake on West Shad!' Rlvl'r Road.3% Chaptl'r of Bl'ta Sigma Phi Sorority -cleared out overnight, paving the miles wi'StofChestE>r. Thedl'rby, for scheduled for TUesday night at the way for thl' fourth shuttle flight this childfl'n .ages one through 16, wlll home of Cathy BlaE>ttnar, presldl'nt, year. ~gin at 8 a.m. andcontlnlll'through When the shuttle filers left their has hel'n postponed untfi Thursday 2 ' p.m . One pole per child with at 7 p.m. Bl'skles thP program quarters for the trip to till' ·launch partiei~nts furnishing thplr own committee anyone lnlerested in pad, Baudry donned a black bl'ret pole and bait. No minnows or helping with the planning for the and all seven waved to reporters and. a'r tlficlal bait wlll permitted. Prizes pll'dge picnic Is Invited to attPnd. photographers and appeared at refreshements will bl'avallable MembE'rs are also asked to contact ease. all children. ME>xlco's Morelos satellite, that one of thE> o~icers about working at the Gavin picnic. nation's first space communica· lions station, was scheduled to be ~udgment soilghl Chester Councll323, Daughtl'rs of deployed about 3:38 p .m , today to America, will meet at 8 p.m . kick off lhree days of hectic launch ' Jackie W. Jones, Langsvllll', has Tuesday at the halL The charter will · activity In orbit. tiled an action In Meigs County he draped for ' Mae Spencer. Saud, a nephew of 'Saudi King Common PIPasCourt against River· Mm\bl'rs are . to wear white. Fahd and thl' fil'!lf Arab to fly in side Motors Inc., doing business as Quartl'rly birthdays will bE' ob- space, will monitor the J;~unch of the TUrnpike ol Gallipolis, requesting a seiVed and potiucR refreshments Arabsat relay station, bul he.has lease agreemrot bE' set asldl' and a will he served. little l'lse to do and his assignment is judgment of$52,015.11. The plaintiff Is asking for a jury frlal in the matter. Meigs County' happenings.•. a Meigs County Emergency Medical SI'IVlce reports 10 calls over thE' weekend, SI'Ven Saturday and three sunday. · Saturday at6: 39a.m., Pomeroy to 681 East Main for Pearl Randolph to Veterans MPmorlal Hospital; TUppl'rs Plains at 3:47 p.m. to Bl'llvue Locks and Dam for Dennis Stl'pp t.o Cafllden·Ciark Memorial .Hospital; Ractneat 4:13p.m. to3rd Street for Judy McNE>ely to Holzer 'Medical CE>nler; RacinPal 6:OOp.m . to Appll' Grove for James Pelle· grim> to VPIE'rans Memorial; Mid· dleport Fire Department at 7: <Xi On Wednesday, the, ~ p)ans to install an S.inch-wi,de ~-assem­ bly in Dlscov~>ry'~ ...,1~· hatch Window that wiU Sl'rve aell.lilrget for a low·poWI'r laser In 1'1~UI, Hawaii, to test. · ·Come to the Bloodmo.lle WEDNESDAY, JUNE ·l9, 1985 1;00 to 5:30 P.M. Co. Multi_-Pu~p~se Building· .••. MULBERRY HEIGHTS, POMEROY, OHIO Meigs When You Sirs Blood ... 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Two Shiite Moslem gunmen hijacked the Trans World Airlines plane with 153 passengers and crew aboard Friday and spent the weekend criss-crossing the MedltPrranean hetwl'l'n · Bl'lrUt a nd Algiers, Algeria. Sunday, It flew for a third limP to Bl'lrut, where It has hel'n since. Mqst of the passengers were released over the weekE>nd but s_htlfl' militia leader Nablh Bl'rrl.said the remaining hostages Wl're removed from the plane 992 5020 . Convenient OH Street Per~lng early Monday. "It's a whole new equation," an administration source said. "What may have hel'n a viable option one day no longl'r may he true. It sure as hell complicates things." A U.S. counterterrorist team of betwren eight and a dozen men. known as Delta Force, was flown from Fort Bragg, N.C., Friday to the British baSI' of · Akrotiri on Cyprus, about 100 miles wi'St of Leba non, sources said. Akrotlri is Britain 's outpost in the MediteiTanean and the United States does not need Cyprus's permission to land a military force there. the sources said. Unconfirmro repons from London sa id five commandos of the British · Specia l Air Sl'rvice also flew to Akrotlri Sunday to monitor the hijacking . Della ForcE> Is modeled after the British countl'rll'rrorist team . Retired Army Col. Charles Beckwith, who commandl'd Delta Force during the failed attempt to free 52 Amqrican hostages from Tehran in Aprtll~. spent a year with the Special Air Sl'rviCI' ilthe early 1960s, sources familiar with the groups said . The Pentagon decllnl'd to comment about any military moves for SPCurity reasons. Accompa nying the Nimitz was thP nuclearpowered cruiSI'r South Carolina, the guided missile destroyer Kidd and the oiler Kalamazoo, Navy officials said. With the Saipan Martne force was the landing ship tank SpartPnburg County and the landing ship dock NashviliP. thP officials said. New flashers being installed in Pomeroy Trio given freedom BEIRUT. Lebanon I UPil Moslem militia lPadl'r Nabih Bl'rri today · freed a GrE>ek and two AmeriCans hijacked aboard a TWA jet and Israeli officials said they will corisidl'r trading 5o me 700 Arab prisoners for about 40 remaining hostages If asked by thE> lntE>rna· tiona I Red Cross. Despite an apparent dl'adlock in onick pointed o~t that all guaTd ralls efforts to n~>gotla te the release of thE' By NANCY YOACiiAM In the village are In need of painting. hostages. Bl'rrt today !reed popular Sentinel staff Writer Councilman Larry Wehrung resinger Demis Roussos, who has St·reet Improvements were thl' ported that · street department Greek and American citizenship, main topics of discussion at Monday workers have hel'n advised of thl'lr Roussos' American girlfriend, night's regular meeting of Pomeroy job dl'scriptions. According to PamE>la Smlth, and another Greek· VIllagE> Council. WE>hrung, E>mphasis was .placed on American. Council agreed to Install nPW 12 Bl'rrt, leader of ShiitE> Mosle m projects needed now and In the inch flashers at the Intersection of Amal mUltla - the biggest of wintertime. Wehru~~g listed for Ro11tes 7 and 33 at a cos I of$1.!140. As Lebanon's Moslem m!Utlas -1 has council several tools an~ other Items reported by Mayor Rlcliai'tl Sl'yler, needed by the depariment. warnro .lhat if Israel dOl'S not this figure_ wUI cov.~>r everything release 700 to800 imprtsonro Arabs Attmflon Is to he given hy street Dl'eded for the installation including - mostlyLPbaneseShiiti'S~ hewlli workE>rs to a sinking culvl'rt on setting. a 35 ft. pole. If the Ohio give the rest of the hostages back to Spring AvE>. and a washed out area Department' of Transportation the hijackers who seiZed TWA on Plum St. where bricks nl'ed to bl' would approve 8 Inch flashers, the FUght 847 Friday. · vlll.<~gl' -could save ·approidmatt>ly !'!'laid. The departml'nl -will · be . · $120.' . ; The Shfit~ ll'ader; who ·iS alsQ patchlpg more potholes and ditch- · I.Rbanon's justice ' minist~r, an· lng the roadsides It was fl'pOrted. The flashers are to be lhstalled 'a f nounccd Monday thai Ama·l mliliia Briefly, council discussed a sug· thE> same time a nPW traffic light at Pn had taken custody of the more gestion from Henry Werry to name thE> intersection of RoutE> 124 and Nye than 401W A hostagesalongwith the an assistant to Pollee Chil'f George Ave. Is installed. Bid S)ll'Cificallons hijackers. Some fl'pOrts suggl'sted Stitt. This matter was tabled Lintll a for the projects. to be advertlsl'd as the hijackl'rs were mE>mhers of later date. soon as possiblE>. a !'I' being prepared Hezbollah, a more radical Shiite Council also agreed to lnslall a by Clyde Williams, Associates, group loya l lo Iran's Ayatollah Columbus. . water fountain on the second floor of Ruholiah Khomelnl. where the county board villagl' hall Council also agrl'ed to ·purchaSE' U.S. warships patrollro off the education offiCes are located, at a of several SPCtlons of guard rail from coast of Bl'lrut today a mid growing cost of about $400. Bl'n Tom Corp. at a cost of70 cents a confusion. over thP location of the Present for Monday's meeti~~g, in SPCtlon and $8 each for galvanized hOstagE'S. addition to the mayor, Baronlck, posts.' NI'W rail is to he ln5ialled nE>ar Bl'rrt said Monday all passengers Wehrung and Werry, were Council· thl' cpmetery on Mulherry AvE>., on DEPOI' WORK - The Meigs County Jaycees helng purchased hy Middleport Vlllage and wUI he the were off the plane and in Shiite man Bill Young and Jane Walton, Mart.in St. and' on a sharp curvp Monday nlgtlt regan preparing the aged Chesapeake location for the community's Fourth of July control in the Moslem wesil'rn clerk·treasurer. Councllmen John coming down Lincoln HIU . Council celebration. Working Monday night were, on ladders, and Ohio RaDroad dePOt for painting. The Jaycees secior · of the capital , but Bl'irut Andl'rson and Bruce Reed WE're plans to hlr<' someone to. set the I to r, Steve Bachner, Lan-y Grimes 1111d Mitch have taken on Improving the building as a community airport soul'{'es said today three absent. poles. Council mPmlx'r &tty Bar· project. The building and IWCOmpunylng land are Meadows; on the.ground from the left, Dick Owen and TWA crewmen and somp hostagE'S Brian CondE'. rl'lllained on the Boeing A spokesman atBI'rri'shomesaid thPminlster freed the sing<'r and the two Americans as a gesturE> of goodwill in responsetoappeais from the Greek government. whPn shl' workl'd in a school By KEVIN KEU.Y agencies served by the 648 board. have arrived ." Columbus Developmental Center. But as the three were being OVP staff Wrirer She said she agrees with the board's A McArthur native, Hopkins psychology program, a nd shE' laiN Prior to that , she had worked as a released. the hijaCke rs aboard the became deputy director of the Ohio TWA jet at Bl'irut lntPrnational "I'm here to do a job, and I'll get it Intention to live within Its Income succeeds Dr. Richard E . Hunter, child psychologist at Ga IIi polls and upon reduced fl'deral and state who had Sl'rved as the board 's Developmental Center after com· done." University Cent er for Human Airport said they W!'fC growing DevelopmE'n t before going to With those words. Dr. Romola funding for mental health services. interim E>xecutive director sincE> pleting eight y~>ars In various impatient with thP apparent lack pi ODMR-DD. Hopkins explalnl'd her feelipgsa,fter "!think the board Is faced with the Nov!'mber 1983. A formeri'XI'CUtiVP · capacities with the Ohio Depart· progress In securing the fl'lcase of In one of his last actions for the situation faced by many boards," · director of Marion County's 648 becoming exreutlve director of the ment of Mental Retardation and fellow Shill.esfroman Israeli jail a nd hoard, Hunter reported that a Galiia·Jackson·Meigs 648 Mental shl' said. "There Is a need for board, Hunter dreilned to contract Developmental Disabilities. from jails in Kuwa it and Spai n . preliminary c heck with board Health Board. Increased seiVIces, with decreased with the local board for his SI'IVIces She began her cal'C('r as a tPachcr In lsral'l, the respected Haart'IZ finances showed it will be ending the Hopkins was appointed to the post fundl~~g . So w~>'re faced with a lot of earlier this year. after receiving her bachelor's newspaper said Sh iitl', U.S. and fiscal year June 31 with a t('ntative at the board's Ma y 20 meeting and people are facing: we havE> to Hunter said Monday he has degreE> In <'lementary l'ducatlon other officials discussed a com· attend('(( her first board session provide continued service." entered private busini'SS in Marion wllh an emphasis on child develop· $l&l,CXXl carryover. Hunte r sa id he promiSE' to give the hostag!'S to the originally projected the carryover ment from Ohio Universlly. She Monday. To gl't that funding and maintain and will continue to consult with Red Cross in exchange for Israel's would bE' S\Kl,roJ. other mci!tal health boards in Ohio. taught for 10 years a nd was named Hopkins, who sa id she views the c urrent service levels, Hopkins said commitm<'nl to free its prisoners "The point is, you'rcfa irly healthy job ·a s a challenge, sa id one of her "we 'n eed a cooperativP effort, Hopkins, carriE> to thl' job after Outstanding Young Educator in "within a shot1 time." going Into the new year, and that's Immediate is to fNrct out ni'W people need to eommunlcatE', and SI'IVing 15 months as assistant Ohio In .1970. " The U.S. has approached us to important thing," he said. the Hopkins la ter receivro a master'' us the International Red Cross tell so~u~rce;!·;;s~o~f,!!!;~~~fo~r~t~he~v:,ar~lo~u~s~,;c~ert~a:!,!!!!tl'~ha~t~is~t~he~~:!.,l~n~w~h~lcgh~l~~·s~u~pe~r~ln:t:l'n:de:;:nt:_ o1 operations at ''Within a fi'W days, we'U have a degree In reading and a doctora te In may make an approach to us." ABC hard and fastflgurefor you. But you l'ducatlon administration and News quoted Israeli Prime Minister school psychology. both from OU . · may come back in Sl'ptE>mbE'r a nd Shimon P<'res as telli~~g school child­ find you can do some things you Her experience with handicapped ren in lsra<'l. "If they do, w!' will didn't think were possibl~. " children hegan shortly aftprward llstl'n to them and rPspond ." Man charged in carry-out robbery .. I ,. ' KING /BUILDERS SUPPLY _ MlddltpOrt 26 Cent• 648 program under Hopkins' control LoW interest loans... 405 N. S....t Aw111w 1 Section, 10 Pages A Multimedia Inc. Newapeper m. "Two lotto winners CLEVELAND (UPl) ~ Two peoplE' hold winning tickets sold for saturday night's OhloLotto draW· ing, Ohll;> Lottery Officials .saki. · The Identities or those PEOPlE> will he announced aller they tum in their tickets and the tickets arevalldaled. .The winning numbers were 3, 13, l7, 33, 34 and 39. SaleS totaled enttne Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio. Tuesday. June 18, 1985 WASHlNGTON CUPI) -A Navy lask force waited . off Lebanon's coast today despite what officials say are dwindling prospects for a dramatic military rescue of more than 40 American hostages held by Moslem gunmen In Bl'irut . The force is led by the nuclear·powered aircraft carrier Nimitz, Which was ordered to the eastern Mediterranean as a prec~ution iri response to the hijacking of TWA Flight 847, Navy officials said Monday. , . At the same time, a thre~>-ship amphibious force hE>aded by the helicopter carrier Salpan with 1.500 U.S. Marines aboard cut short a port visit to Gibraltar and steamed eastward in . the Mediterranean, the officials said. How far east thl' force will go was not immediately known . The prospects of U.S. military action to freE> the Ellis to VetE>rans M~>morial; . Tuppl'rs Plains at 10:44 p.m. to ReedsvillE> for Delhert Tolliver to Carnden·Ciark. On Sunday at 5:41a .m ., Rutland was called io North Main Street for Gl'rturde La Pointe but I\!) transport was mad!'; Rutland .a t 6:27 a.m . Wl'nt to North Main StreelforJarnes Spangler to Veterans Ml'!llorlal; Middleport at 9:11!a.m. went to 715 Hamill on · for John Motley to VetE>rans MPmorlal. ' • Vol .35, No.45 Copyrighted 1985 p.m. toNorthSI'condfor a structure , .. ti:Jday, some thunderstorms possl· bly severe. The highs will bE' near~. Partly cloudy with a chance of shbwers of thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Lows tonight will bl' In tlle upper 50s and highs TUesday in themk170s. Extended forecallt • Seaitered llhoWtil'll Wedneeday and 'lburllcllQ' and fair Frll!Q. HIP will fllllle between 75 and Ill. JAWS wiD range between liS and 111. at y fire atthe Riverboat Inn; Rutland at · 7: 16 to State Route 684 for Ch~rll's aild for Weather forecast • Racinl' United Methodist Women will havE' a chlcken·noodie dlnnl'r Friday at thl' church with Sl'rv!ng bE'glnnlng at 4 p.m. ' New car winner Seehle8 Friday dinner ee a oan? CObNT ON u·s.~•• • ............... NBA draft 8et today viewed prima lily as a gesture of International good will. Baudcy, an accompllshl'd test pilot, plans to c;~rry out Q !II'lies of sophiSticated French J1'jldlcal expdrlments .to det~>rm]Jie I~ physiological effrels iJ! weianf!'i'hess. Suspended liceawe ' Emergency .squads kept busy Middleport resident wins car ' . . "•' 1) would ask Israel to relPase th~ prisoners )ts forces . rounded up during thl'ir occupation of soutllern Lebation, McFarlan!' said: "No. We would not consider It." ' In Israel, news fl'pOrts said ofllclals In Jerusalem would con· sidl'r treeing the prisoners only If . Israel recelvl'd a hlgh-levl'l U.S. request. McFarlane said he ·spokE> by telephone with Bl'ni to win release of the hos(ages. . . "Wf' havp had lots of coni act during thr night," said McFarlane, the first U.S. official to contact Bl'ni from Washll\glon .' He calll'd the hijackers ' dl'll!ands "unfortunate" and said the prlsonl'fS stood a lil'ttl'r chance ol freedom without a hostagE' connectl(ln. ' Licking County and last year she was Miss Southwestern Ohio and was the fourth runnerup. Ail three times she played the piano, but the first two years she displayed her talent by perfohning classical music. This year, shpopted for a Libl'rael'-stylP vPrsion of "Chopsticks." A famUy reunion atmosphere The day's events Included on·lhl'· existed Saturday afternoon when air inte!lViews and music by the alumni of Radio Station WJEH formerdlscjockPys.Asockhopwas joined together to celebrate the held on Court St.from 6 to9.m. station's 35th anniversary. Atty. John E. Halliday, founder of Seventeen former employees WJEH, pulled out the winning name turned out for the event at two for the slatlof\'s top award, a l!R'i downtown Gallipolis locatlons ~ Chevettl'. Lawrence (Lightning) outsidE' Central Supply on Court St. , Boyd, North Second Ave., Mlddll'and inside the DownUnqer port, was t)le winner.. On behalf of Rl'staurant. current station employees, Lynn Den!' Wagner Pellegrlnort, Presl· Smlth,daughterofDeneandthelate dent of Wagner Broadcasting and . PaulWagnl'r,presmtedhermother General Manager Blll Gray seiVed with a color painting a~>rlal view of as hostE>SSi>s for thl' occasloti. the station. More than 1,0ll people wE're on Among the alumni traveling the . farthi'St were Lou Muell~r. for· . hand for the outdoor activities held merly of Point Pleasant, now of from lto 10 p.m. , The station wUI hold an open house Cleveland, North Carolina; Doug Hanington, Winston-Salem: N.C.; for thl' public from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. P.J . Ryal, Circlevllle, Kyle Hill, Wl'dnesday. Durtngthl' day, ll'tters Cincinnati; BIU Farrell.'Cinclnnati; and taped messagf's will he given by Doug Lease, Detrlot, and Mike former station employi'I'S. Cantrell ofWestE'rvilll'. pa~ PubUcopini.ons ' NEW DIRECI'OR ~ Dr. RGmola Jlopldnll, left, new exeeutlve dlreclor of the GaDia.Jacbon-Melp 8411 Mental Health Board, deUvel'll a repon to tile board Monday wblle Dr. Wchard Hunter, rl.llht. ll8lenl. Hopldns Willi appolnied May 20 to suoceed Hun&er, who 11M beeR III!I'Vlng as tmerlm board director since Novi!Dlher lfl83. Douglas D. Starcher, 23, of Route 1, Rutland, has hel'n taken into custody by ME>igs County Sheriff Howard Frank,andcharged with the June 11 armed robbery of The LlttlP Coal BuckPt Carry·Out on State Route 124ln the LangsvUII' area. Approximately $.lXl was allegedly taken by Starchl'r from the carry-out which Is owned by All<'n Stacey. Starcher was pl~ked up In PikE> County on teletype Information Issued by the Meigs County Sheriff's Department. Meigs authorities fl'· turned Starcher to the county Monday afternoon. A county court appearance for Starcher has not yet Business reopens The Diamond Savings and Loan Co., West Main St., Pomeroy, the location of an a tte mpted robbery early Saturday morning, is open for business as usual and normal hours are helng malnlalned. The ~>slab• llshment was closed for several hoUrs Saturday morning whil e glass broken In the robbery attempt was being cleaned up. hel'n scheduled. The sheriff' ~ d<'pat1mPnt will be returning Lindsay Taylor to Meigs County on Tuesday a Junl' 26 compl'tency hearing before Com· mon Pleas Judge Charles Knight. Taylor Is cha r~ with th<' ·Octobl'r l!!Kl murder of Danf\Y Ml'lton. Taylor was found lncompetl'nt tO stand trtalln a competency hearing I~ Meigs County c•arller this spring. At thattlmeTaylorwas transferred to Columbus facUlties for further evalua tlon and therapy. � 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. 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