https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/33acfb3633d18f97fdfa8bf5c812ffeb.pdf 4331b910bd483c10d1e9e8451ba1ebe9 PDF Text Text •• ··- h -•• Sentinel Ohio eigs County happenings ... Cremeans EJnergencysquads To end m~rriages JJ. Middleport Pollee Chief J . J . 591 Broadway, died this answer eight calls · · A dissolution of marriage has Cremeans, morning in Veterans Memorial Meigs County Emergency Medi . cal Service rePorts eight calls on Tuesday: Racine at 12:34 a.m. to Main St. for William Pickens to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 2:17a.m. to Meigs Mine No. 2 for Ronald Warrington to Holzer Medica l Center; Rutland at 9:02 a.m. to Meigs Mine No.2 for Roger Black to Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Syracuse<l13:52p.m. toSeven th St. for Cindy Neutzling to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at · 4'12 p.m. to Holzer Clinic for David Hill to Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 9: 21 p.m. to a n auto accident on Route 7, no injuries; Middleport at 10:43 p.m . to Riverside Apartme nt s for Ca rolvn ,Johnson to Veterans Memoria l Hospital ; Middleport a t 11: 37 p.m . to Pearl St. for Doruthy Whited to P leasant Valley Hospital. MaiTiage lit'enSe A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Timothy Ray Luscar, 19, Rt. 2, Coolville, and Crystal Ann Putman, IS, Coolville. Ask towed A marriage license has been issued in Meigs Cou nty Probate Court to Paul E. Smith, 48, Middleport, a nd Gloria Ann Good night, 48, Racine. been granted in Mei~s C(lunty Common Pleas Court to Victor R. Palntpr. Middleport, and Joy L. Painter, R€Pdsville. Joy Painter has \Jeen r1'StOl'<'.d to her malden name Brahnon. Donna J. Thomas , Long BOttom . has filed for a divorce in Meigs County Common P leas Court from J ames A.Thomas, Pomeroy,charging gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty. A rest,alning order has been issued by the court againstthedcfendant. pending final Hospital at the age ol60. ~ Among his survivors Is his wife, Teresa of Middleport. Arrange· ments are being completed by Rawlings-Coats·Blower Funeral Home. Funeral Services will be held saturday at 1 p.m. at the funeral home. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 7 to.9 and Friday from 3to 9. Ruth Emma Tate action in the matter. Filing for a dissolution of mar· riage are Su8ax Renee Trent, Pomer·oy, n Michael Jo,eph Trent, Racine. ~pplications APP li~a tions sought for identiflca t ion Po;~ ~~::~~1~~7'i~~!~~~~ I Area 'deathS \ Ruth Emma Tate, 82, ol008East Water St., Chillicothe, died Monday at the Ross County Medical Center·. Mrs. Tate was a daughter of the late Joseph and Armittie Barrett Shoemaker. Su rvivlng are het· husband, Har· low. Tate, Chillicothe; five daughters, Mrs. Stanley (Sylvia] Rupe, I<yger; Mr·s.Charles (Mary) Drum· mond, Gallipolis; Mrs. William (Dorothy! Treuhelt, Fort Myers, Fla.; Mrs. Everett tDeanniel Stewart. New Paris; Mrs. Cecil (Clara Jane) Rinehart , Chillicothe; ninet..<n grandchildren: thirty-five great grandchildren; twoslst~rs-in­ Iaw; and several nieces and nephews. She was preceded In death bv her first husband, Earl Mille;; a grandson, James Earl Drummond · five brothers, Sylvester Shoemake;, Webster Shoemaker, John Shoema ker, Surnmerileld Shoemaker, Clarence Shoemaker; two sisters, Ester Jones and Blanche Davis. Services will be Friday 1 p.m . at the Rawlings-Coats-Blower Fun· era! Horne with Sherman Davis officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery in Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday from 2 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. '1\rppers Plains Fire Stat ion and Gallia Counly Junior Fairgrounds. Ch:':;i, 29 - Bidwell·MI. carmel Aug. 30-PagevilleTown l'! all . CAA reprr<ontative< will be at the locations from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., according to CAA Execu tiveDirector Sidney Edwat·cts. Applicants will be requi red to show proof of income. BLOCK PARTY SATURDAY, SEPT. 7 10:00 A.M. TO 7:00 P.M. live ·Enfeltalnmentl ·Clogging Sept~ AT THE POMEROY VILLAGE HALL AUDITORIUM fROM 7•00 p M to 9•00 PM *Kids Fun Dog Show *Drawing-Every Heur GRAND PRIZE-COLOR TV *Ohio Paper Airplane Contest 0 • $10 TO THE LONGEST FLIGHT *Golf Tournament Thu,s., Sept. 5 0 0 FOR INFORMATION CALL 992-2622 or 99~·6720 GIG POWELL _ INSTRUCTOR • • r------------------------------1 BLOCK PARTY REGISTRATION 1 I NAME I II 1 1II AGE __Contest Enlering Send To: Bill Blower Box 206. Middleport, OH . Horse Shoe Tourney-12:30-55 Entry Fee ids FurrDog Show-12:00 3 Sectlono, 30 P•gM .' WASHINGTON (UPI) -NearlyhaHo!thenation's top companies paid less In taxes during Presidellt Reagan's first tenn ''than the people woo wax tbeir noors or type their letters," a tax reform organization says. In a study released Wednesday, Citizens for Tax Justice said 50 large flnns paid no federal income tax from 1981-84 and some received substantial refunds. "It:s a public scandal wben rnemberso!,the Fortune 500 pay less in taxes than the people who wax their noors or type their letters," said Robert Mcintyre, director of the private research and lobbying group. The study, based on the annual reports o! 275 profit-making corporations, found nearly hall of the companies paid 12 percent or less In Wles during the period. Federal law subjects large corporations to a 46 percent tax rate on their profits. The50flnnsthatpaldnotaxes-whichranged!rom International corporations such as Pepsico to Investor-owned utilities - made 156.8 blillon In profit !rom Jf!81-84 and sllared $2.4 lrtlllon In refunds. Analysts said the survey Is good ammunition for those who back corporate tax reform jX'OPOSals being co~red by Congress. . , "I think It Is abeolutely clear that many American corporations have gotten d1 scot-tree In paying taxes. Frankly It's not fair," said Jack Albertine, president of • J ment were treated and · released . The names of the other e mployees Involved were not released by either. the plant or the hospital . Louery winner CLEVELAND · iUPl i - Tuesday 's winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Dally Number 271. Ticket sale; totaled $1.015,243, . with a payoff-dueof$£81.452. PICK-t 4653. PICK4 ticket sales tota led $1:;3.939.50, with a payoff due of ss.q,34o. PICK-t$1 st ralght bet pays$4,440. PICK-4 $1 box bet pays $185. - - - In effect, Gallia County school system appears to have won a battle In the fight to keep the tax base of the Gen. James L. Gavin power plant In Ga!Ua County, but the war is stlll being fought says Superintendent Nell Johnson. Johnson told the board earlier this week that the Ohio School Board Association, after Initially Indicating support for legislative actlonthatwouldcreatea70.~spUt Black & OeckeP® 7114" Circular Saw Wheelbarrow 4 cu. ft./300 lb . capacity. Roller edge seamless Iray. Wide 13" x 4" pneumatic tire . SPECIAL PRICE $~~95 ~~ ,52677 _ _ _.:;w.~:;::""::-~~ . 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Johnson said !hilt he and Dr. Jerome Brockway, superintendent of the Gallla-Jackson-VInton Joint Vocational School District; BUIIJ)ING PROGRE'ISNOIED-Cwstaili:llollltf Flohers Big Wheel Ia wdl under WQ • blodla 10 llp-lli>'IIP· 'lbe new. Jacakd ,.. the ......, 1 B~ 11!1 due 1o opea abotot Nov. :a, wllhtbe ..,._,, lo ... under roof by the middle of ............ 'lbe bu..._ Commission tables bid the new consn-uctlon and ' exJsting or restroom and Iron! ollice facUlties County Emergency Medical Ser- will be upgraded. Enti'IIIICe canovice bullding on Mulberry Heights, pies will also be ooOtover both new isovertheestlmatedcostby$45,001. and existing doorways and the The bid. of $123,000 from Roush property will be landscaped. Construction, Syracuse, was~ed Greg Roush andLarcyHaynes, or at Wednesday's meeting of the Roush Construction, were present Meigs County .Commissioners. Ar· . lor the bid~. chltects had estlmated,theprojectat Sq anrtelllnd 577.760. At the slfillestlon or William Roush's bid was tabled until next Wickline, auditor, commissioners week's commissioners meeting to will establish a separate fund In allow EMS director Robert Byer, whlchtodeposltmoneywhlchmust whowaspresentatthemeetlng,and be paid back to Ohio Power the architects, tbne for review. Company as a result ol a tax Plans for the expansion, which reapportionment deciSion by the would provide ltiOO more feet of Ohio Supreme Court. More than space and Include a training center $40,001 In apport~ned personal for EMS personnel, were finalized property taxes from Gavin Power earlier In the summer by Byer, the Plant must be repaid from the Meigs County Commissioners and county. Included In ·that to1al ~be the Veterans Memorial Hospital paybacks from most ol the county's Commission. Additional office municipalities, townships and spaceandstoragewlllbelncludedin school districts. Paybacka wiD be made In quarterly Installments. The only bid proposal for construcllon an addition to the Meigs 25 Conto A Muhimedi• Inc. Newtp..,... Reagan's latest proposal. The study deemed Boeing Co. " the leading corporate· tax avoider.'' noting the alrcra!t firm gut $285 mUlion In refunds despite more than $2 billion In profits during the four-year period.· Boeing bad no conunentonthereport Pepsico spokesman Keith Anderson said the swvey seemed to place undue blame on large oompanles for merely taking advantage of tax provisions wrttten by Congress. "The fact Is, wedoenthuslastlcallysupportthee!fort for corporate tax reform in theproposalsofthecurrent administration," Andenon said. Gallia schools win Gavin tax battle; war still going strong I I L~~~E~~~~=~----------~~~~~~-:~_j j Hombuer Eoting-1:00 OVP Staff Writer SERVI!iTM. Who'1 40 Tomolfow? American Business Conference, which represents management of medium-size companies. Albertine said Reagan's tax plan "would have the effect of lowering taxes forthoselirmsthatnowpay tno much and ralsingtaxes for those firms that now pay tno little ... The study said many large companies avoided paying taxes because of Reagan's 1981 tax legislation, which accelerated the depreciation rateand ex panded the lnves tment tax credit. The Investment tax credit, which allows companies to write off up to 10 percent oft heir inltlalinves!J11ent in plant and equipment, would be repealed under By JOHN FRIEDMAN f' SERVI,JTJIR., • ·. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Thursday. August 29, 1986 11 KC employes treated at HMC Eleven employes of the Ohio Valley Electric Corporation's Kyger Creek Power Plant a i Cheshire were sent to the emergency room a't the Holzer Medical Center late Tuesday moring after being exposed to chlorine gas. Lewis R. Ford, pla nt manager, said employee, Jerry Myers, was making a rG>u tine connection to a chlorine tank (one-ton cylinder ) when he opened a valve to disconnect it from the header because he t hought the tank was empty. Pressure in the tank caused chlorine gas used for the plan.t 's c irculating water to escape. Myers ·was hit directly with it. Ten other employes in the area were ~lso exposed. According to a hospital spokesman. those needing treat · • • . Vot .J5, No.9B Copyrlglltod 1986 1:0.0 AT JAYMAR 3rd ' a1 y enttne e Top ·compa•ties get Reagan tax break • SPONSORED BY PLEASERS ~lasses Beginning Tuesday, ' *Horse Shoe Pitching Tournament *Hamburger .Eating Contst ~ijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'l giveaways will be t<J kcn at the fo~~~n~irne~~~;~~~~ouncts. MIDDLEPORT "pointed out the detrimental effect (of the House and Senate bllls) and urged the OSBA not to endorse the bill and at least remain neutral, which they did." A special Joint House-Senate 'committee has been appointed to hold public hearings on the bUJ, and according to Johnson,"! believe the committee Is not stacked In our favor. People like Jolynn Boster and Oakley Colllns, who would be sympathetic to our situation, have not been appointed to the committee." One possible soiutlon to the · problem, Johnson said, would be to return to the "status quo" In the 1970s. Following the plant's constnu;tlon, Johnson said tbe electrtc generating ,faC111ty'a tax base In Gallla County was valued at 100 percent, while theresto!the state's· plants shared their revenues on the 70-~ spUt. "I'm not optimistic they're going to keep It at 100 percent for everyone, but I am optimistic they· will keep the 100 percenllor GaUJa County because our situation Is so much dl!ferent from everybody else's," Johnson said. "For them, It's a wlnd!all and for us it Isn't. It's a case of oUJng the squeaky whee( because these people have to pay back what they received." The bill, if passed by roth the Ohio House of Representatives and Senate would divide ~ percent of the tax base of an power plants in Ohio among counties receiving --fronlllll!~· ~ , ~~~~------~----~~~~ Bids frcrn Kopper's Ashpalt, o! Heath, and Asphalt Materials, o! Marietta, were accepted by the ooard for bituminous products for themonthofSeptember, Purchases will be determined acconllng to which company entered the lowest bid In each specific categury. PhD Roberts,; county engineer, and Ted Warner, highway superln· tendent, reported problems with tbe motor on th~ county's a.,phalt mixing plant and with a grader. Roberts also reported that the highway department hopes to cut brush along county roads throughout the winter months In an elfortto lessen probtems In the spring and James Wilhelm II bePniaJng hlllOih year wllh the h!gbfltepplng Eagleo. swnmer. At the request o! Sheriff Howard Frank. the board moved to advertiBO' lor sale a 1981 Ford sedan at a mlnlmum bid or $IDll. Ptesent were Commlsskmers Richard JonesandManningRoush. High school bands belong to cotrununities and schoOls By NANCY YOACHAM Sentbtellllal! wliler The high school b_and belongs to the community as well as the school. Proof positive of this statement could probably be obtained II a poll were taken at a high school football game. Many people would say they attend games to cheeer their favorite football team. Many others would say they attend to hear their -favorite band. Taking the fields this weekend during halltbne actlvltles will be three fine bands from Meigs County, The Eastern Eagles' Marching Band will travel to Waterfonl on . saturdaynighttoplaynewarrange- ments of several old songs, lnclud· lng, "We've Only Just Begun," "Eleanor Rigby" and "Barbra Ann." Under the direction or James Wllbelm, now In his lOth year at Eastern. tbe 46 member Eastern Eagle band Is basically a COIJISS\yle group, although WUhelm says they also incorporate other styles In their presentations. In addilion to the great hal!ttme shows, Eastern suppOrters can look forward to seeing tlll!ir blind In several area parades and competitions. The Southern Tornadoes March· lng Band Is under the direction o! Jobn VanReeth. And for the first time, Southern will have an assistant director, June Buchanan. Between the two of them, VanReetb and Buchanan will be working to develop the younger members ol the Tornado Band, seventh and eight graders, Into fine marching musicians. They will also be working to Improve the skills of the more experienced band members. YanReeth recalls that when he first carne 1o Southern four years ago, the school didn't luive a marching band. To begin reh!Odlng the band, YanReeth had to start at (Continued on page 10) MEIGS was a big pari ol thlsyear'snew attraction at the county la!Hbe Meigs County Junior Falr Parade. Under new dlrecllon Ibis year, the Marauders may have !IOille SUIPrlses In store for band llllpptlliero. Wells found not gullty of assault; guilty of disorderly conduct charge A Meigs County Court jucy found Frank Wells, Long Bot· tom, not guOty on two counts or assault, but guOty of a lesser charae of disorderly conduct. The assautt chargl!s were !lied against Wells In . late May following an Incident that oCcurred after an Eastern Local school board meeting. Dale Machlr and Jimmy Caldwell. membera ol the board, !lied the chlrgl'lr. The dllorderly conduct verdict stemmed from the situation Involving Machlr. Wella was ftned $'75 and costs by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Costs totalerJ ISH.al act'Ordlng to a report trml county court. the SOU'l1lEII.N may be lbesmalleotbandlalbeooumy 1ru1 • ~~· Resklema at Southem Dilirlct • emember what It Will\ like Jus a few years qo when the~:::::::;~~:;~ wenon'l the oame. Hll!l'e'l a - from IIIII Y1!111"• Sooithem~Pirad~-complete-wllhlbe band wllh S5 membenlr bulla gl'oWiil1. �The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~0~-~;~~.~:~ Commentary · r Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~tb ~v . . . . . ......__..__..... ,.....,..,='•= . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller Thursday. By IlEITH WISECUP POMEROY - Mammoth Fairland comes to town Friday night as the Meigs Marauders kick off the 1985grld season. Ifit'sanythlngUke last year's opener between the two schools, it should be a real thrfiler. Fairland held on for a 7-6 wtn a year ago as Meigs stored late and wenf for the win with a two-pclnt PAT attempt but a run came up about a yard short. Both .t eams went on to sport 7-3 ledgers. Coach Roger Snyder's Dragons stack plenty of beet from tackle to tackle and will outweigh Meigs by pounds per man on the offensive line. Fairland's front line averages ~ pounds per man to Meigs' 188. "Fairland has most of Its linemen back last year and they're extremely good size," said Meigs coach Charley Chancey. Allbaugh not real big, the Meigs offensive line play pleased Chancey August 29. 1986 ; Imperial presidency______c_eo_rg_e_M_cG_ov_e_r~_ The Daily Sentinel ts:m~ Meigs faces big Fairland team ~riday BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor LE'f"TE:RS Of OPINION are welcome. They s hould bE- le5.S than 300 words long . All lett ers are sub)~ I toedllinR and must be signed with namE>, address and telephone number . No un·signed letters will b(' published. LettE.>rs should be In good taste, addresslilg issu~s . not personali ties. Quotas bad for everyone ' President Reagan Is considering promulgating an executive order to clear up the tangled situation regarding quota hiring by federal contractors. The nub of the issue Is this : Do those well-meaning proCedures established in the Nixon era to implement civ!l-rights Jaws - that is -"goals," "timetables" and "affinnative action" - lead inevitably to de facto quotas? It's an lmpcrtant question, for quotas are bad law, bad public policy, bad for blacks, bad for white males and, perhaps most Important, undermine American values. ' Bad law: The Civil Rights Act <if 1964 does not even remotely suggest that quotas arP a legiUmate tool to eliminate discrimination. Precisely the oppcsite. The lPgislative discussion prior to passage of the law stressed that "quotas are thPmselves discriminatory" - in the words of Sen. Joseph Clar~. floor manager for the bilL Such sentiments were also expressed by the Senate Majority 'whip, Hubert Humphrey. Bad public policy: Quotas set group against group. Oppcnents of the current regulations maintain that existing guidelines give unfair special preference to blacks, women, Hispanics, American Ii\dians and Asian Americans. Well, what about PortuguesE>-Americans? They too are behind the curve of status in America . So are Americans of French-Canadian 'extraction. In some fields, so are Polish-Americans. In a pluralist country like America, the list is endless. Do we want everyone fighting, group vs. group, for entitlements? Remember the nation in the world that Is probably most governed by quotas is Lebanon. Bad for blacks: Quotas Imply that the only way -a black can make headway Is with a special break. That erodes self-esteem, a quality needPd to gpt ahead. Quotas deny respect for the millions of blacks who are making It on their own by hard work and high skills. After a ll, quotas can't be kept secret. They send a message. When consumers make a choice about which doctor to visit, or which electrician to hire, they will choose the person they believe has advanced by merit , not by pclltica{ preference. That harms the very people quotas are suppcsPd to help. · Bad for white males: If they are quota-ed out of a job or a school because of federal pclicy, they are being denied equal protection of law. Ultimately, quotas corrode an essential American value: equal oppcrtun!ty. Our society ought to endorse real affirmative action, tn the narrow sense - advertising job openings for minorities, seeking out minorities to apply for jobs, helping prepare minorities to qualifY. -and ought to also endorse affirmative action in tbe broader sense, offering to help people gain Pducatlon, job training, health care and housing. That fosters equal opportunity. But if we don't also guarantee that people can compete equally, we work against that goal, a nd head back toward discrimination. To use language of thP Vietnam era, we'll destroy the village In order to save it. All right, quotas are bad . But have federal guidelines realty IPd to quotas? The statistical evidenCP either way Is slender. Yet thPrP Is logic and anecdotal evldenep on the side of those who say we are being quota-lzPd. · Guidelines that look to numerical st andards as a test for non-discrimination wou ld logically seem to push bureaucrats and corpcrate managers to take the path ofleast resista nce. That means giving jobs on the basis of color and sex - not merit. And you don't have to search very hard to find horror stories about better-qualified candidates for a job passPd over to make way for tess-qualified minority or female candidates. So the president ought to commission a b!U!'-Jibbon task force to rapidly accumulate ~ard evidenCP, both and con. . .. 1\ g'A1'e Of ~~C{ _T oday in history Today Is Thursday, Aug. 29, the 241st day of 1985 with 124 to follow. The moon is almost full. The morning stars are Mercury, Venus and Mars. The l>venlng stars are Jupiter and Sarurn. Those born on this date are under the sign of Virgo. They includP philosopher John Locke in 1632, author and poet Oliver Wendell Holmes in 1800, actress Ingrid Bergman In 1915, jazz saxophonist Charlie Parker in 193!, jazz and pop singer Dinah Washington in 1924,and popstnger Michael 'Jackson In 1958 (age 27). On this date In history: In 1960, PrimP Minister Hazza Majali of Jordan and 11 others were kilt('(] when a bomb exploded in his office. .. The Vietnam-Watergate period back.• Two recent public develop- explosions. What is worse Is the of the Johnson and NIXon adminisments have underscored the near Pmpty-headed counterproposal of trations was tater referrPd to as total control of nallonal pcllcy by the Reagan administration. But "ihe Imperial presidency." Johnmo8t disturbing of all Is the near the Reagan administration. son In 1964 and Nixon in 1972 both When Soviet President Mikhail total lack o! any critical respcnse to won landslide victories. Gorbachev announced recently the crack-brain sCPnario from ,t he Ronald Reagan · won an equally that the Soviet Union would halt all . Democrats, the press or the public. lop-sided landslide tn 1984 and there nuclear testing for the rest of this I heard one prominent network are clear Indications that he Intends year and Invited the VnltPd States commentator note c~eerfully that to rule as an Imperial president. .to follow the Soviet example, the Reagan was making clear that he White House rejected the Soviet was as adept at propagenda and This Is not to say that Reagan is headed toward another Watergate offer and countered with a silly public relations as Gorbachev. or a new Vielnam. But if the term suggestion that the Soviets come to Maybe so, but is that tbe new "imperial presidency" refers to a Nevada and watch us continue our dimension of presidential leadersituation in which the president sets nuclear explosions. ship In the nuclear age? the tone and content of public 1t Is bad enough that an American A second jarring event was the policy, with little or no dissent or . president would 59 airly reject revelation that a member oftbe Input from the Congress, the press, what, on the surtace, seems Uke a pr..sident's national security staffls the publlc and the oppcsltlo_n party, common-sense propcsal that both running the so-called "covert" U.S. then the Imperial presidpncy is -sides take a breather from nuclear effort to sabotage and overthrown tbe government of Nicaragua. It Is: shocking that the U.S. government • Is engaged In trying to subvert and : destroy a government that ·we; offlcially recognize - a ,govern-- . ment that came to pcwer after a • revolution that was every bit as' justified as the evolution that gave ; birth to the United States two · centuries ago. Congress has triPd, ; with some degrep of ambivalence, : to halt the CIA organized war ; against the Sandinlsta gnvernment. Apparently the White House has done an· end-run around Congress , by bringing a senior'military officer· Into the Whtte House to coordinate; the contra operation in Nlcaragga. · Shocking? Yes. But where Is the . outcry from the Congress, the • Democrats, the press, or anywhere else? . The president says he has broken no law. Perhaps that Is technically true. But it calls to mind a scene when Sen. Sam Ervin, as chairman of the Senate committee InvestigatIng Watergate, was interrogating Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans, finance chairman of the Committee to Re-elect the President, as to why be had destroyed CPrtaln record offunds. When Stans replied that he had broken no law, Ervin inquired: "Do you think that 'men of great Influence and pcwer ... should content themselves •with merely staying on tbe windy side of the Taw?" What disturbs me Is that the president was not only seeking out "the windy side of the law," he did so without significant protPSt from Congress or the other Institutional voices of our system. This Is not only a breakdown of our two-party government and the timE>-testro arrangement of checks and balances, it is the most likely route back -to the Imperial presidency, with all its hazards and abuses. :» .Capt. Crow's predictions SEASON STARTS FRIDAY - Meigs' J.R. Kllcbeo ohowa in lhls adlon phoio taken during llll!t Friday's preview at Meigs Will be playing lor keeps Fr1c1a3' night as the lll8:i football season begins lll'Ound the lllale. Meigs hosts Fairland in a non-conference battle a& Pomeroy. Oaks, Vikings new members of SVAC Football, prep style, l'!'turns to the tri-county scene Friday night as four games are scheduled Friday and two others on Saturday. Friday's schPdute finds Symmes Valley at Hannan Trace; Batavia at North Gal!la; Southwe.s tern at Southeastern and Oak Hill at CPdarville. On Saturday, Eastern plays at WaterlOrd whiJP Kyger Creek visits Ironton St. Joe. Eastern, Kyger Creek and North · Gal!la were tri-charnps a year ago with 4-1 records. Both the Bobcats and Plra tes lost several key players via graduation while Eastern returns a veteran squad. Southwestern, Southern and Hannan Trace ar.. expectPd to be much Improved. Two neo,y tpams added to the loop during the Winter, Symmes Valley, a former SVAC school and Oak Hlll both ex-members oft he Ohio Valley Another terror ·attack --------------------------------Jack Anderson & l(}seph Spear WASHINGTON TPrrorism experts in the State Department are expecti ng another attack on Americans by Shiite Moslems a ny day. Worse, they tell usthatthe U.S. government is no better prepared to respond than it's been In the past. No one has been punished for repeated attacks on the lives and pmperty of Americans. The foreboding of yet anotheJ· disaster is basPd on threats from Shllte leade rs, secret intelligence reports - and the calendar. Since April 1983, there have been roughly 20 attacks directed by the fundamentalist Moslem terrorist s against Ampricans. The average timing of thesp incidents is one every 50 days - and the last one occurrPd on July 22, when the Northwest Airline offiCP In Copenhagen was bombed . That was ~ days ago. In the wake of that attack, a spokPSman' for lhe Isla mic Jihad cla imed responsibilit y for the bombing and warned: "They are about to know tha t we can reach the heart of the U.S. White House, the E lysep Palace, 10 Downing Street. Jerusa lem and the headquarters of any Arab foreign leader who cooperates with reactionary forces tegy meetings, and the Inevitable shuffllng of memos back and forth. This burPaucratlc routine had led to This threat might hedismissMas pure bombast - except for the unpleasa nt fact that the S)Jiltos· have made good on tbeir prpvious boasts. The record is undeniable, written ill human blood and the dust of ruined buildings. lntelllgPnce repcrts reaching Wa shington repeatedly warn that the Islamic Jihad is still dPteJmined to strike a t American targets. Their resolve has been buttressPd by a growi ng confidence that they have not htng to fear in the way of retaliation by the United States. Frust ra trd State Department sources told our associate Lucette lagnado thallltlle ha., been done to counl<•ractthe ShiltPthreat, beyond attacks known to the . numerous pl~mning; sessions. st ra- no concrete action. Yet insldPrs Insist that not only are the individuals who planned and executed the anti-American u.·s. govern- ment, but their hldrouls have been pinpclntPd as well. The Lebanese government had s,aid it knows the Identity of the two hijackers who firSt selzPd the TWA plane flying out of Athens two months ago and murdered one of the American passengers. But there has been no move to arrest them and bring them to trial. Nor has t.here been any America n undercover attempt to find and punish them. Adding to the State Department expct·ts' fears of another Imminent terrdrlst attack is the fact that Israel has not made good on Syrian President Hafez Assa<l's promise to the Shiites that their associates In Israeli hands would be released In return for the frepJng of the American hostages. It was to obtain the r..lease of the 735 Shiites held prisoner by Israel that the TWA plane was hijacked in the first place. Although Israel did release most of the Shiite prisoners, betwe..n 200 and 300oftbem are still ' being hpld . Arid even Israel was not a direct participant in the negotiations that led to the understanding, this reneging gives the Islamic Jihad all the justification it nPeds for another strike at America, which is percelvPd by the Arab world as able to dictate to israel on matters large and small. And the Syrian president may well be reluctant to lniPrtede agaln c The Shiite prisoners are also a factor In the early timing of another attack. As the State Department experts explain It, the terrorists will want to strike before Israel releases the remaining prisoners - while they st111 constitute a pretext for an attack. Meet the team night scheduled this evening POMEROY- "Meet the Team" wUI be held tonight at Marauder Stadium at 7 p .m. as the football players and cheerleaders will be l Introduced. No admission w!ll be charged but "200" Club memberships wlll be sold along with tickets for Friday's Meigs-Fairland season opener, also at Marauder Stadium. The freshman, reseiVe, and varsity players .and che..rleaders · w!li ail be on hand. Should majority rule ?_____~Ju.:.:. : lia.:. :. _:nB=o.:..=.nd Ruling against a New York City election law that requires primary winners to have received more than 40 percent of the vote, a fPderal judge has helped to resurrect an Issue Jesse Jackson raised In last year's presidential campal~. For Jackson, oppcslt Jon to second or "ru noff'' p1imarles, an election device used mostly in the South, not an absolute right or wrong. Despite J ackson's contention that sPCond primaries always work against minority lntPrests, they was a "litmus test" for last year's he won a second primary. ln 1974, segrPgalionist Lester presidential candidates. Black pcliticlans were divided on the Issue, and it never sC'C'med to catch the attention of the general public. By campaign's e nd , It was largely forgotten. Now it's come to life again. Following the ruling by FPderat District Judge Charles L. Brieant - who found New Y'ork's second primary at least pa rtially "aimed at preventing minority voters from gatnlng political pcwer and/or preserving the status quo In the Democratic Party" -Jackson said his suppcrters would soon file su its against runoff primaries in several Southern states. Jackson contends that the Southern sPCond-primary system forcing the two top votE>-getters Into a runoff If no one gets 51 percent tn the first eiPCtlon - is simply an easy way to exclude blacks from elective offlcp In the South. Is he right or wrong? In 1971, Andrew Young fltPd suit against Georgia's runoff req uire· ment for congressional elections . The courts - Including t hi U.S. Superior Couri - dismissed the Issues Young raised on technical grounds. Untll Brieant's ruling, no court has ever said that runoff Qr majorlty.vote requlrpments were unconstitutional on their face. But the second-primary question is one oft hose Issues where there Is have helped . progressive causes and candidates as often as thev have hurt. · Ten yea rs after he filed suit against it, Andrew Young was e lected mayor of Atlanta because Maddox would have won the Democratic nomination for governor of Georgia had it not been for a runoff primary. He lost that second election- and the nomination- to George Busbee, a moderate. William Winter. who left office tn Mississippi last year after establishing a record as his state's most progressive governor, won a runoff primary In 1979. · Jackson's argument - -' that ~aking it easter for backs to win party nom inatlo.n s would produce more blacks in Congress, and that blacks are always eliminated tn second prima ties -won't wash. In 1982, South .Caroltna State College professor Ken mosely beat a white candidate in a runoff to become 'the Cemocratlc nominee in the 2nd Congressional District. But he lost the general election to a conseiVa tive white Republican. Where blacks are a majority and where there Is strict racial · block voting·, the majortty-vlte requirement actually helps black candidates. Where there Is a plurality-vote requirement, whites can agree to back one candidate and impcse the equivalent of a majority-vote requirement where none exists. In 1974, the U.S. attorney general, acting under the Voting Rights Act, struck down a majority-vote r!'- qulrement in the mayoral election in Thomson, Ga. 1\l'o whites and one black ran for offiCP that year. Fearing that the plurality-vote requirement would result In thp election of the black, each white candidate named 12 people who met at City Hall and dec ided which white candidate would withdraw. One PVentualty did , and thP remain Ing white candidate easily defeat('(]. the black. Whether to abolish the majority- Tournament announced , The Seymour Logging Softball Team is spcnsoring a round robin Slow Pitch Softball Tournament Aug. 31-Sept. 1 at the Jaycee Field In Wellston. Entry fee Is $50. Brtng and hit your own ball. Awards w!ll be T-shlrts and trophies; guaranteed five games. For more lnfonnatlon call Carl vote reqauirement or not ought to depend on where and when and how 11 ts being used . In the short term, some black-majority jurisdictions would s~ blacks lose elections if a plurallty system is established. Andrew Young has a better " litmus test." (It) has to be the elimination of all methods of discrimination," he says, "wha tever they may be, with full enforCPment at the federal level." 286-3792. WANT ADS ARE JUMPING WITH BARGAINS Berry's World Vlldn1 Schedule Dote ...... Aug. 31 .......................... At Hannan Trace Sept. 6 ... , ....... .......... ........ Ironton St. Joe Sept.13 ... , ................... , ... Al Southwestern Sepl. :Ill .................... .. ....... Kyger Cn>ek Sept. 'lt ...... :. ., ............................. Eastern 4......... ,............................. Oak Hill Oct. ll .................................. .. ... Ar Green Oct. J8 ......... .......... ......... East Carter, Ky. Oct. Zi ,...................... At HuntingtOn Vinson ()ct. Nov. 1.................................. Crum, W.Va. 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MIDDLEPORT Our Game Plan Is To ZIDE'S IS THE 12th MAN IN THE LINE-UP OF MOST AREA SCHOOLS. •••••• SEE US TODAY FOR YOUR FOOTBALL -NEEDS! "WOW/ Wait'lllhey hear about this Ty Cobb VS . Pete Rose thing back home." • ConferenCP, wlll play Independent schedules against league oppcnents. At Oak Hill, second year mentor Rick Blust has a ?.Seman squad, 13of whom are sophomores. The Oaks werP 1-9 a year ago. Back at quarterbacl: Is threeyearlettennan Kim Strickland, a 168 pcund senior. The Oaks will run a basic 4-4 defense. Symmes Valley which opens at Hannan Trace Is led by senior back Sy Bloomfield woo rushed for more than 1,1XXJ ·y ards as a junior last season. Coach Mel Triplett, a former AU-SEOAL pelfonner for the Ironton Tigers in 1973, also expects to have some quallty leadprshlp from senlorquartprback Gabe Patterson, a 160 pcunder and hard running 'from sophomore halfback Donnie Craft, a 6-1, 160 pcunder who possesses good speed. The Vikings will rely on two big linemen Jeff Boone, 6-1, 240 pound senior and Les McGuire, a 245pcund junior, to open holes in the oppcnents' fOJward wall. Symmes Valley was 0-10 last season. Another prep grid season rolls around Friday night and your :'impeccable" prediction spe- • ciallst returns for a third year, trying once again to outguess ole' - Major Hoople. Here's a bird-brain .. . er ... bird' s-eye view of this week's games. Meigs I» Fairland 14 Marauders' explosive offense a little too much for the Dragons' strong defense. Galllpclls 32 Rock Hill 14 GAHS begins one of Its finest seasons in years. NelsonvillE>-York 13 Athens 12 - The Bulldogs have improved, "ut Buckeyes are always tough to beat at home. Jackson 22 Wellston 6 lronmen w~ar down Rockets in this county-rivalry. New Lexington 24 Logan 20 Panthers overtake young Chiefs In a wlld one. Warren Loca114 Marietta 0Warriors · have• great defense and may be a team to watch. Ironton 42 Ctrciev!lle 6 - Ho hum. Tigers roll agai!t in '85. Russell 18 Portsmouth 14 Trojans hit hard by graduation, but give the Kentuckians rou~ battle. Coal Grove 28 Trimble 13 HornetS always tough, but Tomcats can be too at Trimble. · Wahama 30 Ravenswood 16Out-for-blood type rivalry here, Falcons return many from last year's 7-3 team. Southern 12 Ross Southeastern 6 - These two traditional basketball pcwers are . both improved. Hannan Trace 20 Symmes Valley 0 - Wildcats could be In for a banner year with good backfield. Norih Gallla 14 Batavia 8 Pirates could be a real darkhorse. Oak HW 16. CedarvWe 8 Oaks played Jackson tough in preView, should win opener. Saturd&y Eastern 30 Watertord 0 Eagles overwhelm outmannPd Wildcats. Ironton St. Joe 14 Kyger Creek 0 - Flyers stun younger 'Cats. The explosiveness that Snyder back and receivers while Brad was referring to Is the right ann of Robinson may be the best runner quar!Prback Mike Chancey, the we SeP aU year," commented the F'rtday, speed of end J. R. Kiichen, and the "Our linemen showed a lot oflm- · Fairland coach. Snyder added, "We'll have to strong running of Robinson. provement against Morgan. At the play great football to win, probably Robinson ran for over 1,:<00 yards start of practice, this was one of a year ago and ·was the TVC's top our big concerns. If they continue to better than we're capable of scorer with 102 pclnts. The senior improve like they have, we'll ~all playing. They have many skilled tailback wanned up for this year people and so many threats, I don't right," added the Meigs coach. with three touchdowns and 135 The Meigs starling offensive tine know lt we'll be able to contain yards rushing in tess than two Is comprised or Denny Welsh and them or not. It's awiul hard on a see this. good a passing quarters of action against Morgan. defense to St;oti Powell at tack)es, Dave game this early in the season. We · Chancey set the ail-time Meigs sliu!er and Jason Bu8h at guards single must take away ·either . their season passing mark a year and John Epple at center with Bill running or passing games because ago with 1,000 yards. The senior Brothers, Michael Bartrum, and J . we're lnforblgtroubleifwedon't. It signal-caller hit on thre.. of four R. Kitchen filling the end slots. against Morgan for 100 yards and a Another place Chancey was should be a good ball game, I j~st touchdown, that a 63-yarder going concerned with is the revamped hope we don' t get blown out." Fairland scrimmaged Gallipolis to thP Marauders' deep threat, defense where nine starters must Kltchen. Kitchen caught all three of be replaced. "Against Morgan, the and lost by two touchdowns but Chancey's completions in the defense's desire was there, it just nipped South Point by one TD In the preview. made some execution mistakes. OVC grid preView. They show a willingness to hit and r,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ play hard," sa.ld Chancey. The Mei!lli backfield Is what has the fifth-year coach Snyder worrtro, however. "From what we've . . seen, they have a great passing attack with an excellent quart..r· most of all lit the Marauders' 26-0 preview win over Morgan last �< • The Daily Sentinel 'The Victory Circle' . j Tw_~']!ou~mpv!!!:~:!.a.J.~:. J~ia= ~~~ Big comeback effort gives Reds 7-6 victory over Cards UPI Sporis Wrller games. But ihat didn' t faze losing trustratkms a bit after the game. "THE VIUl'ORY CIRCLE Minnesota Twins halted the pitcher Tom Henke. ElSewhere, Cleveland beat Bo&· The . By SCOTl' WOLFE Toronto Blue Jays' winning ways Kent Hrbek singled to lead off the ton 7-4, Chicago shaded Texas 5-1 Sometimes It Is very hardtawrlteaboutsomethlngihat you know very Wednesday with a twlstoilhelrcaps Twins lOth and one out later, · and Kansas City belted Milwaukee little about and likewise nearly Impossible to write about something you and a filck of Tom Brunansky's advancedtothlnlonaslngletorlght 8-2. know nothing about. by Randy BuSh. Mark Salas, who hit Jaa-7, Red Sox 4 I adroft lam nota hunter as clumsiness ruled thatoutwhenlwasa kid, wrists. After the Twins' players decided a two-runhomertotlethescore5-51n At . Cleveland, Julio Franco when wounding myself seemed a strong possibility. to tum their caps lnsldeoutln the top the eighth, was lntentklnally walked smashed a grand slam and Jamie Other endeavors led me In other sports-related !lelds and therefore as an adult "hunting" never really came Into my lite. However, I know Meigs or the lOth lnnlngat the Metrodome, In antlclpatiQn otBrunansky ,hitting · Easterly was victorious In his nm Brunansky broke a 5-5 tie ln the .242. He greeted Toronto rellever start of the season while pacing the County Is a prime hunting area and many readers enjoy the sport of it. Recently, I received a release from Bowhunters News Service about bottom of the lnnlng with a Jim Acker with a chop single over Indians to their seventh 1n their last bowhuntlng. Meigs County has at least two bowhunter associated dubs In . bases·loaded single for his first RBI second ~ to boost Twins reliever · .eight games. The loss was Bo&ton:s · PeteFUson'sreoordto4-5. fltth In a row. Tony Armas and Chester and Rutland. The release by noted bowhuntlng expert Glenn stnceAug.16. The loss, Toronto's second In Its Brunansky, who has struggled In DNlght E:v81111 homenedtorBo&ton. Helgeland follows: · · last seven games. trimmed the Blue · the seeond baH of the season after 11m Lollar tell to 5-9. With bow and arrow autwnn hunting seasons not many weeks away. Jays' lead over the second-place posting some tabuklus stats In the WIJMeSox 1, a---1 now Is the Ume to begin Intensive shooting practice. When opening day rolls ,....; At Chicago, Bryan Utile hit a around, you want your personal shooting form and hunting tackle working three-runhomerlntheMh!nnlllgto smoothly together, like an oiled machine which can be relied on at any lead the White Sox. Chicago starter moment. Gene Nelllon raised his reconl to 8-8 However, a widespread misunderstanding - mainly among new with the victory. The loser was archers/bowhunters - of the proper matching of arrow to bow and to the Texas starter Dave Stewart, 0-5, Individual shooter, and the Importance of that matching,' often causes who gave up Utile's homer and a shooting performance problems. solo horne run by Lul.s Safaz•r. Everyone who has shot a firearm knows you must have ·the right Royal&8, Baewetd cartridge In the gun's chamber or there will be serious trouble when you At Milwaukee, Darryl Motley pull the trtgger. The same concept governs the proper matching of an smashed a three-run horner and arrow to a bow and to the shooter, with a couple or extra considerations. In Steve Balboni drUied a two-tun shot a firearm, with a less-than Ideal bullet weight you won't be able to he quite to power the !'UJYals. Mark Gublcza, as accurate as you want but you will still shoot wen· - ·but with a 10-7, was the beneficiary of the mismatched arrow you may not be able to hi\ the side of a barn from Inside Kansas City power display, which th~ bam. featured tour home runs. One of the major reasons for this unhappy possibility Is that " there Is no such thing as straight-as-an-arrow flight," explains Joe Johnston of Easton Aluminum, manufacturer of target and hunting arrows. The shock of the bowstring hitting the rear or nock end of the stationary shafe causes the shaft to bend sideways In the rofddle, tren bend sideways In the opposite direction and go through this bending cycle several times- and so rapidly EARNS RECOGNITION - Dave Ashley, rlghl,lubownllltervleWing ·the eye cannot follow It - before !lnally straightening out In mid-flight. USAC Sprlnt Champion Rick Hood In victory lane at Weot VIrginia Motor Football Previews Speedway recently. Hood of Memphis, Tenn. won the Dirt Champlonohlp Although the latest football previews didn't all end In storybook fashion open wheel even! that day. Ashley and oompany will be looking for a large for the locals, It was nice to know all fared well. Meigs fared the best of the crowd this Sunday aa WVMS hosts the annual "IDDbllly 100." three, seemingly keyed up lor the occasion with hints of championship .... -- -- ,, '"'"" Slll[(el BACK IN 'l1ME -St. Louis catcher Darrell Porter gels back safely lo first base as Pete Rose gloves lhe pldlofl throw from pitcher Marlo Soto during lhe LEE Reg. S 19" NOW Ne.., rff riJII ToiJ• ,~ If ~~a~nly $1 499 veryBesides first feature working win regularly at Tyler County at the Speedway above-mentioned In MiddlebOurne, capacities,W.Va. Dave has travelled cross-country as a guest announcer at many tracks. Dave Is extremely talented In this One of work and has hjs own way of keeping the crowd's attention In addiUon to adding to the excitement of the racing acUon. During each of my visits to WVMS he has given "The Dally Sentinel" and me a good "plug" over the PA and has praised the coverage In this area, while alsO speaking well of Meigs County. Often joking abOut his size, Dave has labelled himself as "the biggest ·man In \he business." With all joking aside Dave has Indeed made It big In the auto racing World. ~~;;;;~IN~T~H~E~~~~~~M~A~S~O~N~IC~~~~~;;~~~= N. 2nd Ave. Tractor ·' ,.,}' . <t Village Pharmacy DAN '·s MASON COUNTY PULL-OFFTruck Charges dismissed IN THE IMMEDIATE AREA tt..,e1Jfe1• ff ~ D 4rlllf Inning of Wednesd..Y's 7-11 Reds' victory at Riverfront Stadium. UPL CINCINNATI (UP!) - Pete Rose. happy to be "swinging the bat real good," Is going to give his famous 110 percent effort to try to breakTy Cobb's career hit remnlln his hometown of Cincinnati over the WE OFFER FREE DELIVERY Alllvlns Osilg Is Dave the WVMS announcer, but he bas served as announcer for the "Short Track Auto Racing Series" (STARS) during the past.two seasons. STARS races throughout the United States and Is widely known as the nation's leading dirt track late model sanctioning body. 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Ph 99'.!·21!'i6. Sf'. r nnd c l;lss pos lag<' paid at Pum('roy. · Ohio. COMPLETE SYSTEM If the game Is Ued at the end of regulation time, each team starts from Its opponent's 2().yanlllne and gets four downs to score. The team can keep the ball if It makes a first down. The teams alternate posses· slon until there is a winner. . FURNITURE The-Daily Sentinel (IJSPS I.U-9 60} ,\ lli\'ISion or MuiUmcdl.a. In c. COLUMBUS (UPI)- The Ohio High School Athletic Assocclatlon has a new rule this year so that football games don't end In a tie. The tie-breaker format, similar to what Is used In the playoffs, will be In effect for Friday night's season openers. • .,. 111 Lt.. VILLAGE PHARMACY form . Congratulations to Coach Chancey and his Marauder squads. Eastern dropped a tough 6-0 bout to another powerful North Gallia squad, however the Eagles held the edge statistically. Southern, under new Coach Bill Hensler, executed the single wing · offense quite well tying Southwestern In a ().0 deadlock. Both Eastern and Southern are strong hopefuls this season In the SVAC, which by Preview standards could be very well balanced. Good luck to all three Meigs County schools. Local Earns Nallonal Acclaim Dave Ashley, who resides In Belpre, but stU! calls Middleport his hOmetown,istheannouncerandPAman atthenewWestVIrglnlaMotor lead over ~ New York Mets In the National League East. Ted Power, 5-4, the sixth Clncln· nat! pitcher, worked the final two Innings to get the win. Cincinnati starter MariO Solo was knocked ·out In the third when Ill<' CardinalS sent 11 batters to the plate and sconed six runs, with Willie team. McGee and Pendleton cracking . . - - - - - - - - - - - 2· run singles. St. Louis starterJoaqulnAndujar, who was trying to become the nm LtW-f~ 21-game winner ln the majors, left In iB '''"'"~· ~ .......... 1M IIO!ftl. the sixth when Cincinnati retaliated ~.::.~.·-· w~ IIWII wrtll with six runs. Ron Oester drove In a ~ pair of runs with a single. ~ACK FILA T!lAP cOI\lniiJ 1\eu t.w Meanwhile, the Pirates lost their • llhoui moor <'-:ah or ~,I.,.....,.Ju1~ 17th consecutive game on the road AI D . 11M Wednesday night, dropping a 5-1 .. fnl ..... decision to the Atlanta ~;~raves. li ........ CIItlll ..!ll ~i~w~.llll'- . . 11 Len Barker. woo underwent &..•IIIIICUMf surgery on his right arm last year, and Craig McMurtry combined on a Available at: four-hitter for the Braves. The last National League team to suffer 16 or more road losses In a season was the 1963New YorkMets , who lost 22 In a row from June 16 to July 21!. The 17Iosses by the Pirates drew them to wlthln live of the club reconl lor most consecutive road . losses tn a season set by the lB!ll ·-· - • REG. '1499.95 EARLY AMERICAN w /WOOD TRIM •••••••••••••••• $7 4444 END$ ~ II Vou Csn 't Find It A1k U1 Fo, It • ' I �--- ·The D_aily Sentinel Rhodes woos GOP leaders COLUMBUS (UPI) - Former Gov. James A. Rhodes told a group of county Republlcan leapers Wednesday tlley should support hlm lor a fiftll four-year term because he knows how to campaign for and be governor of Ohlo. , "The issue In tills campaign Is not who'stbeoldes~ who'stheyoungest, who's the best looking, or who wears the brightest ties," said Rllndes, trying to fight off a swelllng anti-Rhodes movement among rank-and-fJle Ohio Republicans. "The Issue Is experience versus Inexperience In the governor's office," said Rllodes. "There's two things even my enemies wUI say about me -Jim Rllndes !mows how to campaign and knows how to be governor." Rllndes Invited all88 Republican county chairmen to a reception to JJ, Cremeans Middleport Pollee Chief J . J. Cremeans. 60, died Wednesday morning following a lengthy illness. Mr. Cremeans was born Dec. 10, 19241n Gyandotte, W.Va. the son of JunC.andJvaStewartCremeans,of Rutland. He retired !rom the U. S. Army having served In World War II and tile Korean conflict. He was · a member of Feeney Bennett Post 128 of the American Legion, Middleport, · Veterans of Foreign Wars, Pomeroy, Fraternal Order of Pollee and attended several churches in Meigs County. In addition to his parents, he is survived by his wife, Tereasa Kaltenbach Cremeans, Middleport; 10 children including four sons and daughter-in-laws, Mike and Dreama Cremeans, Middleport; Ronnie and Cathy Cremeans, Langsville; Jerry and Janet Cremeans, Cheshire; Bill and Debbie Oremeans, Pomeroy; two sons, John and Jay C. Cremeans at home. Two daugthers and son-In-laws, Debbie and Max Whitlatch, Middleport; Patty and Matt Weaver, Columbus; two daughters, Peggy and Tammy Cremeans at home; 14 grandchildren; four brotllers and sister-in-laws, Jim and Diane Cremeans, Scottsdale, Ariz.; Victor and Margie Cremeans, Bucyrus; Roy and Jane Cremeans, Bucyrus; and Gary Cremeans, Rutland. Six Sislers and brother-In-laws, Glenna and Richard Fetty, Langsville, Allee and Lewis Kennedy, Rutland; Zelma and Wendell Kay- \ . By The Bend_ ~Ribbon awards announced for elementary students Thursday, Augutt 29, 1985: enlist tllelr help in recapturtng tbe GO!;' gubernatortal nomination he last won In 19'18. Abouttwodozencountychalrmen showed up, including most of the · "Big8" urban area chairmen. They were accompank!d by anotller !ll Republicans. Many stayed for a reception sponsored by state Sen . Paul E. Pfeifer, R-Bucyrus, who also covets the party's gubernatorIal nomination. Rhodes made sure reporters heard hlm say tha!Pfelfer"is trying to show that two can llveascheapas one" by siphoning off attendees of the Rhodes reception. "We wUI be launching our own , tund'ralsing efforts very soon, and I need your help," said Rhodes, adding he wUI iormally announce his candidacy on Oct. 26orNov.lO. Page-7: We't.t even :.:mish the film . 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Jennller Taylor. Red Ribbons - Stacy Davis, Tony Roush, $19~ s 2000 w-. Carpenler, Kelley Solder, Rebe<ca Wiles, Kr1ssle lmbode!l, Shane Circle. White Rlblions - Oanyel smJih, Riehle Wamsley, Carrie Moriarity, Rusty Smith, Mlcl1eU.. llrown, • n-.vor PetreL Carrie BrodhuryEie~ ONLY ~i>~ Prollltt. Robin GWJople, Clrtslle Cooper, Jamoy Smith, ca-ey PatriCk. Mlsty Swlsbe<. Roo Robert Codner, Grea Sellers. Red RJbiJool - WoodJe Rlchartls,Rouob, Travis Cain, Alvin PhWlpo; Krlsly ~.Glenda Holler, Mlchoel Kincaid. White Ribbons - James Parsons, Penny GWisple, Linda U!wls, Barbie Roush, MJke Hill, Kevin Layne, Melanie Adams, Chris Blue Ribbons - Lisa Poulin. Jim VIning, been missing. 24 ·50 24F -50 70-50 73-50 74 -50 Two winners CLEVELAND (UPI) - Two tickets sold for Wednesday night's Ohio Lotto drawing have the same six numbers on them as picked In tbe drawing. Those tickets bear tile numbers 13, 18, 29, 34, 39 and 40. The Ohio Lottery Commission said $2,488,027 worth oft ickets were sold. When tile two people tum lri their ticket stubs, they become eUglble for $525,103. Lottery otflclals said 256 other tickets had five of the six numbers and Will give tllelr holders $1.!9. Another 10,61ll tickets had four numbers and are worth $46. 91 OlvlllncreeHd liability 1nd (89000 Snt.e•) , John M. Mygatt, Jr. · John Martlrl Mygatt,Jr., 64, Rt. 1, Bidwell, died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center following a brief Illness. Mr . Mygatt was born Oct.l2.19~ In Mason tile son of tile late John Martin and Bertlla Denney Mygatt, Sr. He served wlth the U. S. Navy durtng World War II and retired from Conrail as an engineer following 40 years of services. He was a member of tile Middleport Fjrst Baptist Church. He Is survived by his wife, Kathleen V. Mygatt, Bidwell; two stepsons, Kenneth Clonch, and Joe Clonch of Indianapolis, Indiana: sister and brother-In-law, Ellen Jane and Roy Young, Plnellas,F1a.; brother-in-law, Carrol McKenzie, Galllpolls; slster-ln-law, Eva Jo McKenzie, Gallipolis, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services wUI be held Saturday at 3: :ll p.m. at the RawUngs-Coats-Biower Funeral Home wlth burtal In Gravel Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Earl Eden wUI officiate. Friends may call Frlday after 3 p.m. The family will receive friends from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9. ' I Price, Tammy lleltmlre. Nlll, - RUJil' Trlplelt, Mindy Foullcroil, Jolin lfaar:y, Ribbons ·- Kim Masters, Melissa Grella RJ!tlt>, Robin White, Amy Kenda l<loos, MJke Trout, Sandra Whaley. Tisha Sponcer. .-~ Ribbons - D.A. Harris, Crystal Blue Ribbons - Jason Barnett, Larry KaYlor, Amanda Cozart, Chrls!lne Kau!, Patterson, Brandy Roush, Dawn Shuler. Tammy Putman. Red Ribbons - Carrie Gloeckner, John White Rlbtxlns - Elizabeth Bryant, Mary Hayes, Ellzabeth Lyons, Corey !Wwo, Jason Parker, Scott PhUllps, Shawn Savoy, Janet>n wtfson, Ja!JOn Arnold, Melissa Parker, Krts Stuller. White RJblxlns - Jason Shain, Jerr; Heines. Ay Mora, Jay Rl!ynolds. Mike Lawson, Mike Craig, Justin Hill, Tracy Sclui1ldt, Mollnda Wells. Pickett, Bobbt Jo King. l!utemHigb Pw " , E1ernell&ary Blue Ribbons - Chris Catlt>tt, Scott Reed. Blue Ribbons - Jamie EVans, Clu1s Red Ribbons - Lorte· Buckley, Burl Puiman. · White Ribbons: Tim Lawson. Mld4lepuri l!lementary atue Ribbons - Jeanettl:\ Foster, Erin · smth, Kathy Michael, Ann Rltfle, Bobby JohMOn, Tina Smith. Rro RJbOOns Todd oa ..1s, Mike ~kowlak. ROOert Conli:!y, Megan Evans, L.e$lie Qualls, Wendy Clark, Jamie Harris, Brian Hoffman, LAlrl Kelly. White RJbbcms - Mefil:an Bing, Alison Gef'lit.ch, Keawana Quails, Dodger' Vaughn, JIB. Blake, Terlcla Cogar, Tom Cremeans, Dawn Hocman, Jlnuny Massll>, David F;erce, Cora See. Jared Stewart, Matt ~art. Michael Cremeans, PeMy Lewls. Kyja Sellers, Kyle Simpson. Carol H. Jones, 87, 1335 E. Fairground Road, Marlon, died Tuesday evening at University Hospital, Columbus. Mrs. Jones was bomJuly4, 1898at Chester tile daughter of tile late Bertlla Parker Hecox and Orner Shocks -J-III&h Blue Miller, Hagor, Red Carol H. Jones She marrted Harley E. Jones in January, 1918. He died March ~. i984. She was also preceded in death by one brotller. She was a homemaker and had lived in Mar Jon since 1942. She was a member of the Meigs and Marlon County Hlstortcal Societies. Survivors Include two sons, Clifford E. Hecox, Mar1o11and Howard F. Hecox, Columbus; tllree daughters, Mrs. Leo (Augusta) Keith, Marlon; Mrs. Harry (Helen) Claffey, Huston, Texas; Mrs. J. David (Marguerite) King, Coca Beech, Fla.; 18 grandchildren, 20 great grandchildren and one great, great grandchild. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 10 a. m. at the SJ1Yder Funeral Home, 318Mt. VernonAve., Markm with the Rev. Carver Wllilams officiating. Burtal will be In Marion Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home 2 to4 and 7 to 9. Memorials may be made to charties of choice. Jeanie NeweU, Josh TqiUver, Aimee Yoong, Rocky Blake, ShelJa DISC, 110, 126, 135 FILM ONLY ~:=~~lets PLUS ONE FREE 8x10 308 3rd St. Blvenolew Ele~ Jllu• Rlbbonl - Belh Ray. Tim Epling, Compare us with the other guy... Shoot, we're not afraid! GET OUR $16.95 PACKAGE Offer Expires Sept. 14, 19 8 5 CALL OR COME IN 949~3031 Elizabeth Lawson, AJvena VanMeler. ABSOLUTELY FREE! GRANDPARENT SPECIAL $14 9 5 Stephanie Hoffman, Janelle NeutzUng, R.oc:rr· lck New!IOI'ne. Wh.lte RJbbons - Joshuil Casto, Ryan ~h, Ryan Hawley, Robert Murphy, Kyle Ord, Tara Congo, Willie Kauff, Becky Mcintyre, Todd Michael, Jamie Ord, Amy R.edovta.n, Jetf Stethem, V.J. 'VanMeter, Amll Friend. John Ridgway, Tyson Rooe. Cindy White, Elona Gl)lllan, Mlchael Hotrman, Simply bring In your roll ol Color Print Film lor processing, and we'll give you a roll of Colorcraft Film to play with ... Picture "Perfect" Photos For a...... Ek>""'nt.u-y Blue Ribbons - · Jamie Gllklnson , Nicole Chief Cremeans lor, New Haven; Joan and Harold Smitll, Syracuse; Phyllis and Jim Spangler, Rutland; ~rna and Martin Wuollet, Chicago; Karen and ruchard Gilkey, Middleport; several aunts, uncles, nieces, and nephews. Funeral services wUI be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the RawlingsCoats-Blower Funeral Home with the Rev. Jlm Keesee officiating. Burtal will be in Riverview Cemetery. Gravesldemllltaryriteswlllbe conducted. Friends may call at the funeral home toctay from 7 to 9 and · Friday from 3 to 9. The fatnUy asks that friends donate to the American Cancer Society. There were 1,247 ribbons awarded to students of Meigs County who had school exhibits at the Meigs County Fair lt ' was . announced today. Listed are · the winners and the school t~y attend. ' 7:30-8:00 SERVICE HOURS • ' �lhe Daily Thursday, August 29, 1.98&.; . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio .' _ _ _ _ __::C:.:o:..:. .:.m.:.:.m.=u:.:.:n.::i::Lty:.. . :cal:=.:enda:.:==r.. .!./-=ati:..:'e=--a. . :.:h=ap{:jpc.::e:.. :. :n:..:. :.in.:.s;:gc.s_ _ _~i ~AY ' MIDDLEPORT ~ Rev. Bob POMEROY - Southern Hlgh Grubb will be at Ash St. FWB, School meet-the-team Right . Is . '"tddleport, Satunlay, 7:llp.m , Thursday, 8p.m.at thefootballtleld. SUNDAY Rt.rn.AND - Rutland Townshlp MIDDLEPORT - Rev. . Bob Trustees meet Thursday 6: 00 p.m. . Grubb will be at Old Bethel Church, at the Rutland fire house. Middleport, Sunday, 7:30p.m. POMEROY - There will be a HOCKINGPORT - The KlmesBuchanan famUy reunion will be held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Reynolds, Hockingport, Ohio. For Information call 667-6536 or 667-66:15. meeting Thursday, 6: :II p.m., at the Soulllern High School football field, for people Interested In coaching Soulllem Elenientary biddy !~!ague footbaU. SATURDAY OLDEST IN FAMILY- Gen,lve Guthrie was homred as the oldest member attatdlng llle Parker family reunion recently. With her Is Homer Parker. Parker reunion held The fiftieth annual Parker reunIon was held Aug. 11 at Tuppers Plains Elementary School. A basket diMer was served after Hal Parker, Parkers~Jltrg, asked the blessing. Business meeting was conducted by Ralph Parker. Everyone lntrodlfced themselves and gave brief memortesofpastreunlons. VIrginia Parker gave the secretary's report and read a letter from Roy Roba, Davenport, Iowa, asking for Information about the family. Junes Ashley read a letter from the Parker R~n Researchers', Newberry, Mass. Hal Parker taped voices of members. The group voted to pay Joe Poole, family photograp~r. for hiS fUm and developing. Acollection was taken for a sick member and to pay theschooldlstrtctandjanltorfor their services. Kelty Ashley, family hsltorlan, spoke on the necessity of keeping good records. Ofllcers elected for next year are Ralph Parker, president; Albert Parker. vicepresident; VIrginia Parker. secretary-treasurer; Nellie Parker, assistant secretary and news reporter; Martha Poole, gifts; Keith A$hley, historian; Patty Parker, playgrolind charge. Cards were signed for Lottie Parker, who recently celebrated her 97th birthday, and for Carol Martha Poole presented gifts to Genevlve Guthrie, 86, oldest woamn; Velda Parker. Griffin, Ind., 83, oldest man; Whitney Ashley, daughter of Emma and · Keith Ashley, 35 months, youngest girl; Aaron Yost, son of Pam and Richard Yost, 2 months, youngest boy; Joan Bittick, Hammond, Ind:, traveled farthest; largest famUy, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Parker, Kathy, Patty, Jim, Joe, Mike, Chuck and . Chris; and Betty and Hal Parker, married longest, 55 years. Others present were Will Poole, Rachel Ashley, J)mmy Parker, Homer Parker, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Whlte, Diana, Cindy, Kelll, and Billy: Bob Ashley, Mary Edna Gilkey, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Parker, Jacquelyn, Bradley and Brett; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Parker and Jason, Albert and Tom Parker, all of Meigs County. Lillian Lee and Kathryn Lee Colburn, Columbus; Gall MIUs, Elizabeth, W.Va.; Oara Bell Burns, Athens; Angle Evans, New Haven, W.Va.; Helen Hart, Shade; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker, Coal Grove; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Parker, Wheeling, W.Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yosi. Lancaster. Meeting next year will be the second Sunday ·In August, same place. Jones. Chapman reunion ·conducted The annual Chapman reunion w~sheldAugust18thatthehomeof Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West. Attending were Mrs. l)lancy qapman. Alhany; Mr. andMrs.Ron~hman a n~ Jason, Lima; Mr. and Mrs. Ron Chapman, Windber, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Denny Coulter and Amy.. Windber, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Tom . Chapman. Racine; Mr. and Mrs. C:T· Chapman and Rachel, Long •. Bollom; Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chapman, Pickerlnglon; Mr. and Mrs. Eddie '· Van Meter. E.T and Anesa, Mason, W.Va.; DebWestandKarenMlller, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Roberts. Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. John West and Abby, ·Hilliard; Margaret and Sharon Cottrill, SyracuseandthehostsMr.andMrs. GordonWestandMelbdy, POMEROY - The annual Ours lamlly reunion will be held Sunday at the Meigs Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. A potluck dlnner will be served at 1 p.m. A program will follow. HARTFORD -One night revival wUJ be held Saturday at theHartfonl . Community Center, Hartford, W.Va. at 7:00p.m. Evangelist will be B.T. Weston of Columbus. HARRISONVILLE Harrlsonvllle-SclploAlumniAssocl· atlon Is sponsoring a bake sale Saturday, ·10 a.m.-6 p.m., at the Rocking G Ranch. Proceeds to go to the scholarship lund. POMEROY - Clean-up at the Meigs JuniOr High football field, Satunlay, beginning at 9 a.m., lor 7th and 8th grade parents and coaches. Ifplannlngtoattend, bring cleaning supplles, paint brushes, weed eaters and brooms. Day with serving begi!lnlng at 11'.: a.m. Homemade Ice cream, pie aild : : TUESDAY wUl also be served. A tractpr · ': cake POMEROY - Drew Webster pbll and-chain saw contest wUI Post 39 of the American Legion wUl featured during tbe day. AnY. ;: hold a dinner meeting Tuesday at donation of pies and cakes will be ·; : 7:00p.m. at the post home. appreciated. '· LONG BOTI'OM - Exercise ·• ~ classes begin Tuesday, continuing lcecreamsoclal ;; :: on Tuesdays and Thursdays from BASHAN- An Ice cream soc1a1:;.: 7:00p.m. to 8:00p.m. at the Long will be held Satunlay, Aug. 31, ; •.: Bottom Community Buildlng. beginning at 5:30p.m. at the Bashan -7' • • . Fire St.ati<;m. ; ~ .,. · RIJTI,.AND - Rutland Village ·. The event, sponsored by tbe ;:. CouncU will meet Tuesday, Sep- auxiliary and firemen, will offer Ice • !ember 3 at 7:30 p.m. at the Civic c1-eam, sandwiches, pie, cake and .• Center. · soft drinks as well as live • •· etertalnment. · •~ MIDDLEPORT · - Middleport Garden Club meets Tuesday 6: 30, at Lamaze clas8es POMEROY -The Meigs County the home of Mrs. Carl Horky with Mrs. Fred Kessinger as co-hostess. Health Department announces the A herb garden tour will be given. All fourth series of Lamaze Classes In members are to asked to bring a preparation for child' birth. These ; classes wUI be held at the health prepared herb recipe. department on Friday evenlrigs, 7-9 • p.m., for slx weeks beginning Sept. :.~ Barbequeset CHESTER - Chester Fire De- 13. To register, or for more , : partment Is sponsoring a chicken Information, call Darcy Ru benldng, ' : · and spare rib barbeque on Labor R.N., at 992-66~. • !Je.:.: .. RACINE - The annual Labor Day Weekend chicken barbeque, sponsored by the Racine Volunteer Fire Department and Ladles AuxilIary, will be held Sunday, Sept. 1, with serving beginning at 11 a.m. Homemade Ice cream will also be served. r-;;;;;;;;iiiiiiiiiiiiii---liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii-t : . 1... NEW HAVEN- The Weaver FamUy Reunion will be held Sunday at the Union Campgrounds, back of New Haven, with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. Those a !tending are also to take chairs. -~ ~ ~ •• MEN'S SHORTS........................... lf2 PRICE ... . ... MEN'S .SWIMWEAR..................... lf2 MEN'S CORDUROY PANTS ......... lf2 PRICE PRICE ODD LOT MEN'S DRESS SLACKS ................ lf2 PRICE · 992·2049 .'2'' An ideal extra light so.urce alwavs near at hand! Simply stand up1riglht and ligjlt automatically goes on. Uses 2 "D" batteries. Batteries not included. 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For Registration, Call 992-3794, Jor ling-Instructor ..- -$850 ...• SPORT SHIRTS .. ODD LOT 1J. MEN'S BELTS . 12 PRICE KN.itsHIRTs . 112 PRIC~ Margaret Amberger, Goldie Frederick, Pauline Kennedy, and Diana !hie. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown and son, Mr. and Mts. Jim Anderson and Jimmy, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Brown and daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Rowley, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Reed, Helen Miller, Tressle Hendricks, Victor Painter, Gladys Frye, Helping Hands Missionary Circle and Young Adult Class. 365 JACKSON PillE · GAlLIPOLIS, OHIP • ODD LOT L.S. lEG. $23.00 Evelyn Wood, Frances Hysell, Avis Bing, Joyce Medley, Dorothy Brown, Paula .B·rown, Cheri Seevers,. Jane · Hysell, Janelle Hysell, . No. 21761 > .• WHAT'S LEFT SALE EASY SI.IDI-IN ASSEMkV ~e,eps your drinks ju~t at the right temperature. Pretty enough to keep on your table. I liter vacuum jugs. Assorted colors, ·- Baby shower given for woman A layette shower · was held recently for Be(ky Amerger at the Bradfonl Church of Chlrst. Games were played and prizes awarded. Delores Bailey was the winner of the door prize. A two-tiered cake was made by Madeline Painter. On topofthecake was a "Precious Moments Doll" a gift of Diana Bing. Attending were VIcki and B.J . Smith, Dreama Pickens, Sherrie Bailey, Rlta· Ball, Delores Bailey, Mildred Hysell, Clara Mae Jeffers, Gerry Lightfoot, Cherrte Williamson, Suzle WUI, Nancy Morris, Ruth Durst; Diana Bing, Madeline Painter, Paula and Chelsey Wood, 1 LITER ACUUMJUG ~-- ' MASCARA . BUTANE 'LIGHTERS •·'1 ,. '· �school._~(Co::::nt:::::tnu=ed:.!:trom:.:::.:.:..tpa:::!ge::.;l~ > _ __ High \1 "' ' ' I t ,,, ~,.. \ 1) I H \, l ~ ........... ."'"' SAFETY Ba,EAK - Meigs County REACf Team wlll be offering a safety break to weary travelers Friday, Saturday, Sunday and MondaY, They wW be offering ...!fee todrlversdurlnglhefourdayevmtandwW be localed at the southbound roadside rest area park on U.S. SSln Melp County. The stand be open 24 hours. "REACT Safety Break .. being used to help prevent accidents" said Guy HyseU, chalnnan. wm Klinger and Connie West, asslstant. The approximately 70 member band wW be playing such songs as "French National" and "Conqulstador" when It entertalnsFrlday 'n lght 29,1986 ATTENTION The Marauder Band, always successful In competition, wW be seen In many local parades through· outthe coming year. Meigs County can be proud o( Its marching bands, each of which should be considered an Important and valuable partotthecommunlty. And !!you don't believe that, just try iD Imagine your next football g;~me or holiday parade withoUt • I'H. 992-5125 . .... 222 II. lrd Avo. Middltport, OH. 4S7 6D ~ .........• RS .. .·--· CABLE TV SUBSC ' lllllmf'S IIOIIU & MAIIIIfKlllllll HOUSIIIO ' HIAnNG & COCIIIIIG ITS!bl! Sal" & Senko ' t •'1 The Super Cable channels will not be available in the Pomeroy area until Septmber 25. We apologize for any confusion. Boosteno to meet - . Quality lntartherin Air Conditioner• Hu1 Pump•. furnace• • 446·t416-44···1111 8/1212 mos • YOUNG'S CA-RPENTER CONSOUDATED COMMUNICATIONS . Meigs Band Boosters wUI meet 'Tuesday, Sept. 3, at 7p.m.at the high school. SERVICE -Addon• 1nd remodeling - R~flng an~ . gutter work - Concrete WQrlt , -Plumbing and electri~l , worit {free Eatimatea] The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. • V. C. Pamoroy, Ohio 12·B·IIc INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. 01110 ESTATE OF WILBUR B. BAI· LEY. DECEASED Public Notice Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE cy (OEPAIIast week. Eff.C~ve I will receive for offer until September 6, 1985 at 1O:oo AM in my office at 11 1 V2 East Case No. 24861 Docket 12 Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, Page 509 bids tor the sale of the Donaldson E. Aory real estate being a brick duplex with 2 car garage located at 270 Walnut NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Street. Middleport. Ohio. The right is reserved to reject anv or all bids. Bema<d V. Fultz, Executor of Estate of Donaldson E. Aofy, On August 9th. 1985. in the Meigs Counry Probate Court, Case No. 24861 , Harold H. Black sto n. 36160 Roclt Springs Road, Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 was appointed E'xecu tor of lhe estate of Wilbur B. Bailey, deceased. late of Rock Deceased S prings ROad. Pomeroy, Ohio {8) 28, 29, 30 191 1, 3, 4. 6tc 45769. Robert E. Buck, Probate Judg8 lena K. Nessel road, Clerk {81 2 2, 2 9 191 5. 3tc Public Notice 1- - - - - - - - - PUBLIC NOTICE The following were recei· ved/ properod by tho Ohio En· vironmental Protection AAen· Real Estate General dates of final actions and Is· Rnmce dates ·of proposed actions are stated. Final actions may be appealad. in writing, within 30 dave of the date of this notice, to the Environmen~18oamo1Re~ew,Rm . 101. r-------------------~ 250 E. Town St., Columbus. OH .. 43216. Notice of anv appeal shaU be filed with tho director within 3 days. Proposed actions will become fi. ...• Curb Inflation I I ,------------------~-- Pay Cash for .I actions. all eommunications lholl be oant to: H..~ng Cieri<. OEPA, P. 0 . Box 1049. Col· umbus, OH., 43216. Ph. {6141 466·6037. Conau~ ORC Chap. 3745 and OAC Chaps. 3746-47 ond 3746·6 for requirements. Final issuance of permit to install Unhed Asphalt Corp. ftant #12. St. Rt. 338, Pomeroy. Oh.. sffoctive date Aug, 21. I 986: Facility de· scritpion; Air. 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Ph . 614·843-5191 TV RIDENOUR & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 l 0-6 lie I I I I I I I I I I CONTRACTING Call: 4/ 1/ lfn 742-2407 - •Storm Doors •Storm Windo.w s •Replacement Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESTIMATES" WANT ADS WITH BARGAINS . 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc lmo d. ~ .. .. ' RT. 62 SOUTH POINT PlEASANT, W. VA. 8 milos irom Pomoror·MISon Bridle SINGlE S24.95 ' QUALITY • i Fn All V11• ,>llllllt Null •live entertainment •free HBO •Restaurant '\· PIUS: Offic.-'Suflllli• & Furniture, Wttlclftg and Grodualion Stationery, Magnetic Signs, lubbtr StDifltll, lusilest Forms, Copy S.ni..,, ~tt. '( r' .Olympic Pool l .A.A. ·--· 304-675·6276 I --t ... 255 Mill !1., I 04 Mulb•ry A•., Pomoroy ' 992-3345 . Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 J No . WHOLESALE MEATS & BULII FOODS 164 II. 211d St. IUddto,.rt Lo<attd Ne1t To The Food !tamp Offite HOUIS: Mon.· Sat. B:OO AM·S:OO PM , " We Gladly Accept Food Stamps" 7-31·1 mo. . SYSTEMS FROM ' $899 GIVE US A CALU 8/1211 mo. d. Now aoDY l Stecketl With All Your New Oundoe Late Model Replacement Pan• For TnJcb and C1r. · P1inta, Body FUitra. Flbtrgl111 Resin tnd Kitt, Flelible Pert R.-lr Productt, Poliddng "za: ~ .'20 ROOFING ..... ·.... •' . ..• NEW-REPAIR Gutters • Downspouts Gutter Cleaning , ... .. : · Painting ~ : .. : y FREE ESTIMATES :< ·~: 949-2263 or 949-2969 ..... . ~:. . .::. ::::; L------------~4~/2~9~/l~ln~ :~: - ; .. Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages -~ ~ ; •r ...-:' ''. LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist -z • (614) 446-7619 or (6l4) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 GallipOlis, Ohio 45631 MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE I I ' I I t POMEROY BLUE STREAK CAB CO. ' St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992 7075 Now $e~rl~ All 01 • u,.lf"• "Unfg .· ~ ... MIDDLEPORT AND I 07 Sycamore • f1 ' "0" Btil.., ,, Still ' 0• $,,,., . t:-.; l~fS5-IESID£NTIAl t' ' For 992-3194 IOIIIIWIUY, •• 108€1 MAJIIIY, 51. ,, OWIIIII 1-7·1 mo . • I ' t ' Trash Pickup ,Service tall end .1;1 A~Uit011llf1 --111-~ A 8/19/l.:.:.r {t e Lon and Found 11 Halp Wanted 21 NHd bobyo- day thlft M-F, my home, t9.00day. 2 lrldt, Coli 81--·4411· 8233. LOIT: Whlto aocUtllll bird. Call 814-4411-8371 . men8 -limo. lendr-meoroolllor or full Auction lntorvlow. Top of the Suln Botuty Selaf\. 114-892 · fliCK PEARSON AUCTIO-I-::117_2_0_._ _ _ _ _ __ NEEII SERVICE. E-a. t.rm. 1nttque, Uquktet6on Own your own Jetn Nieo. Uoentod Ohio ond Spon•-•. Lodlft A....-oJ, Woat Vlrglnlo. 304· 773 · ChlldNnt, Lorge Sire, Cam· 17811 or 3114· 773·11430. blnotion Store, Acce-. Jordocho. Chic, LM, Lovl, A11111111111: I' II' I~ If I,, Euv Str-. lrod, Etprlt, Tomboy, Colvin Kloln, Sor· 9 Wanted To Bu't' olo Vatente, Ev.n Picone, Uz 1 of Thanka · We pay ce1h for lilt model Cltlborrio, Ofllllnlcolly Memboro Grown, Guocf-uHdaen. lint, H-ex. o - 1 .000 Jim Mink C...... Oida Inc. othero. n,900 to f24,900 8111 Gone Jahnoon lnvem:ory. Training, fbtturft, 814-4411-3172 We wieh to thank our many · grond -ing, otc. Clift frle,ndt and nolghboro who open 11 daye. Mr. KMnln enlated uein any wey during WANTED TO BUY uHd (301)1178-3138. . wood • coal heaten. our loaa of wife and mother. Gladyo Frye. Your kindnou SWAIN'SFURNITUIIE,3rd. Own your own J . . n . will ~W~er be lorootttn. & Olive St. GaUipollo. Coli Sport.-r. Lo- A-rol. Rolph Fryo and fomlly , 114· 4411·3169. Chlldront. Lorge Blrt. Cam· Set of carpet .tretcherl; Cell blnation Store, Acceaaoriee. 111 4·4411·4074. Jordecho. Chic. LN. Lovl. 3 Announcemenu Euv StrMt, l<od, Etprit, Tomboy, Colvin Kloln, Ser· AMor part of rotoll, whale· g1o Volento, evon PlcOtle, Llr SWEEPER tnd atwlng mo· Hie. or eervlce bulinea In ClaiborM. Memblrl Onty. chino -lr, porta, ond Gollle or Molgo Co. Cllll Ortonlcolly Grown, Gooollno, Holthtex, Over 1,000 ouppllot. Pick up tnd 1114-4411·2&38. delivery, Oevit Vacuum COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS othero. t7,900 lo t24,900 ·CleeMr. one helf mile up FURNITURE . Bodo, Iron, Inventory , Training, fl•turoa, Goorget Creoll Rd. Coli wood. cupboerda, chalra, grand opening, etc . Cen II 14 ·448-0294. che•U. bllketa. diahel, open .11 deya. Mr. KMnM atone joro, llf1tiqun, gold 1:-{30:-"5.;.11_7_8:-·-3_1_3_1_.- - - Belloona far Get Well, Annl· ond allvor. Wrlte-M . D . veraarp. Blrthdaya. patf:let. Miller. Rt.2. Pomeroy, Ohio Your prio; military expe· rltnce I• nHded In the army Singing G-lllo. Coli Bol· 4 1788 or coli 1114-912· nttionol guord . Monthly laono& Co. 114· 4411-431 3 . 7710. ptychock, lifo lnturonce, You can tllm up for aumm.,. retirement Income, and ecluAI Natural Weight· Lou pro· Buying dally gold. lilver catlonel IMiatence avella· grom con holp you loao colna, rlngt. jewelry, otorilng blo. CiiH 3114-171-3910 or 10·29 pluo poundt In your wore. old colnt, Iorge cur· 1·800-842-3118. flr.t month or your money rency. Top pricea. Ed. Burbock. Cllll now 814·742· kott Borbor Shop, Znd. A... Boby aittor nMdad 1 day fHI' 232B. Middleport, Oh. 11 4·992· WIOk, oome evonlnga ond 3476. - k ond nlghtt, must hove Cltto C 1!o o · Ciua Softboll 1- - - - - - - - - roferenceo. 304· 875· Aluminum ac:rep. Sell your T ournment aencti· acrap all dJrect to the oned . Aug. USSSA 31 to Sept. 1. aluminum maelter. luyln,. nr~dn of Sponoorod by Roclno Voul· • • ontear Fire Department . elumlnum. Premlurn.-ldfor . Situ8ti'onl til pluo 2 bollt. For mare Iorge loodt. Coli for quote. Wanted · I Scipio E-gy. locotod 1'A 1n orm•tion call 114·9•9- mil" Mat of Pegetown on 3073. Township flood 141. Molgt ' Shop, Luca1 Penon1 Body MOBILE HOMES MOVED, County. 1114-912·341111. Lane. Point PIHMnt, W.Va. inaured, 20 years e~~:pa ­ n11r K&K MobUe Home1. I 11111111 y 1111: I I rionco, 304-5711·2331 or Pupulor priceo. (814)9811· 571·2B81. St•rvlt.l';, 4174. a. Buainen Opportunity Own your own jeen~ IIPOrtl-r. Iodin epporol. chHdren'1, large aize, combi· nttion ftON, petitw~ met•~ nity, accenoriH. Jordache. Chic, LM, Lovl, EZ St..... lrod. Eoprit, Tomboy, Colvin Kloln, Sergio Volento, Even Picone, Liz Cltlborna, Membere Only. Ge1ollne, Haatlhtu, ov..- 1,000 oth~ on. t13,300 to t24,900 Inventory, trtlning. flxturea. grend opening etc. Can open 15 deyl . Mr. Keenan {301)178·3639.. Only,l2:if~mi;y.ti~~~= 2 1-------.,.-.,.-- 2 to Loan HOME OWNEIIS·IIofinence to low fixed rate. UM equity for eny 'purpo1e. Leeder Mortg- Co., 814· &923061 . 23 Profenional Setvicea N10dad lmmedlttaly: 100 -plo -loualy lnttrltlad In loalng wolght. 1·800· 992-9991. Robert & Judy Hartooe, Rt. 1, Box 310, Creoton. NC 28811, 1·919· 385·680e' . ' 4 Homes for Sale Chalot I"'J homo, 2 mlloo from t.own, 3 Krea. 3 bedroom, fuH beHment, to~ tol olec. largo dock. I yoort old. fll4,000 .00. 81'1 fHI' coni loan, 304·876·8822. Chtan, well cared for. 3 bodrdoomo, 1V. botho, DR. lll and kitphon with buHt In oven. atove and refrigerator. Fomlly room In b o - t . 2 cer gerage, within walking dimnce of grocery. church ond school buo. 3114-176· 4804. 3 bedroom home, Gellipolia FOfry, 142.800. Atoumoble loan. low. low peymant . 304-876·15129. 6 room hOUM, bath, ecre ground. Alumn btdg. 28•32, cellar houM, gerage. 1.000 ft from herd roed on Jerrv Run Rd, phone 304-875· 7181. 61f.l 8Cfll. 2 hOUNI, 2 Clf gerege, pond, aeveral outbuildingo, U6.000 . 00. Aohton. W. Vo. 304·6711· 2320. Weter wtlll drilled and Hr- . Meadowbrook Addition. yiced. PrlcesonrequHt. Cell muat oell, 3 hodrooma. larga 1114· 742-3147 or 814·992· kitchen, dining or family &0011. room. full finiahed baMmenl. A11umabla v.A. loan. Mr. Buslneaaman having poymont f307.34 month problem• with your roofa1 ltex11 and inaurlncilt In..Call u1.. for guarant•d cludid). Celt 304· 87&-3030 flet-guvel-meul roof or 876· 3431, rep • in-maintalnan ce· replecement. Experienced. fnaured. Bonded. Referen~ cot. Phonel14·949·2783. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale PIANO TUNING AND RE· PAIR, back to IC ..Ool die· countl , tru eatimetea. NEW AND USED MOBILE Ward'o Keyboord. 304-1175- HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOME SALES, 5500 Of 676-3824. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 36. PHONE 81 4·448· 7274: I::;=:::;;:=:;:==== 1---------- 31 31 Home• for Sale 1984 Fleetwood mobile home 14x70. underpinned. 110rtge building & trallrt 11111 at Green Terrace. Cell II 14-448-01 37 ahor 6PM . ThrH badrooml, atove In 14•70 Faotlval 2 bdr., 2 kHchon. dining lnd fomlly beth, laundry room. Call room• with Knotty pine, 814-448·3120or814·448· cabinet• and cloMtl. Bath, 8241 .· utility room, goo furnonce, 1 - - - - - - - - - gorago. Call 814-441-21197 otter 8:00PM. WIH do boby· titling In my home. Allee Wllliama. Vine St .. Recine, Ohio. Coll814· 949·2&71 . 1 1 Help Wanted 1 Giveaway • • ······Gaiiipoiii········· · & Vicinity Super Four D•y Laber Day Celebration. Melg1Fiu Feir. Aug . 30 l!o 31 ond Sept . 1 & 2 . Dl1pleylng a general line of Flee M1rk.t item1. lnciYding: entlquee. collec~ tablee, gla11wara. jewelry. toola, veget:eblea, ertl & craft and much more. All no reMr· .:~=~~~: welconM. requir•d . free utilitill .•nd camping. Set up atan• et 6PM Thursday. Bi'ing your yard ule here. Rock1prlng1 ~ehnrounds • Pomeroy , Oh . Cell {8141448· 7037, Open Lebo; ·Dey. Gallipolis FIN Markllt . Open wery Set. • Sun. Will be open Lebor o1y. You ta.ve INn us etthe former Thaler Ford property avery week end for the lilt 1Y.t yrt. New dealera • merchlndiM every week. Bring your yard 1111. Special duller • · up fee thll week end only-•3 dey no IPICe llm~otian-outolda only. Rt. 35 neat to Fruth'•· Gigantic ytrd eele. comer of Oerege Sale Thurl. • · Fri. 3rd end Elm in Recine . Sept . 2B·29. Conaole aierao. rid· 1 .2,3. 9:00·11:00. Roin or lng lawn mower. roU-a~way thine. Women ·•· clothll, 111 bed, folding Cotl, blue & tiZII, llpecially X•larga. whita diaha, loti of every- Children 's clothes and toys. thing. Near Clay School. ~ ~·""'1 Cerleton 114-949Rein or 1hine. I Y1rd Sale Kerr Bethel Road. Thursday, Friday • Satur· day. M1ry Kay 60 percent oft. Follow oigno. Rocking G Ranch. "h mile eeat of Harrisonville, St . Rt. 143. Saturday, Augult 31 . 9 :00· 8:00. Call 814· 742· _3_0_3_3_ . ---.,---Yard ecro11 from Cen- 1 terville School. Thura., Fri. Large 5 ftmily 1110rtment, · beby c.lothes . Saturday, Au· Aug . 29 l!o 30. 31Jt end Monday, guat 1 --=-~-----­ September 2nd. 9:00 am· Yard Sale It rain, ineide. Thursday, Aug. 29. Friday 5 :00pm. Greg Eblin. Lluret Aug. 30. &. Saturday Aug. Cliff Road. 31. 9-6. large ladlaa top1. children's clothel , toys. 388 Ea1t Main St. Augult child's electric motorcv.cle, 30th and 31th. 9 till 4. ; tricycle. reboundar. Rt . 36, tum In at Caldwell's Truck 2 femily yard aale, Saturd•y. Stop, third houae. Collage Rd .. Syrecuaa. Sweepers, ahampooa. twin Yard Sale Aug. 31 . 2 mi. out bedt, dre11er. nighttt1nd. At. 141 . High chair, stroller, kitchen. miec. 8:00. girla 3T ... Sat., Sun., end Mon. 9:0().. Moving Sale 2 mi . from 5 :00. Firat houie on right HMC on At. 180. Fri. Aug. past fairground• . Moped, 30. Great buys. 814-448- western uddle, tack, motor· 2867. cro11 bike. etc. 1---..,---=----- 56 Garfield Ave. Aug. 29. 30. Sept. 2.3. Bdr. auite, couch, chairt. dishe1. ta· blea. Lest aale. Thurs .. Fri .. Set.. and Mon. Women'• elothes tizea 7-9, 34-38. Baby clothea, hou••· hold items. 2112 mi111 Hvaall Run otl Route 124. 614· Large Yard Sale Key11one 992 -6276 or 614-992· Roed Vinton. Sept. 2-3-4. 7613, Rein or shine. Dl1he1, book, flowers, baby items. Saturday. Sunday , and ' Mondey at 10:00. no Huge Garage Sale. Ba•t 10o~er. Very nice thing1, ever, loti new ltemt. make movrng. Rt. 248 at Long nice Chriatm11 gifts. clockl, Bottom. Ohio, 52197. L. watches , tools, knivea. Adams. hunting knives, saw1, gra11 catchera, hand bega. Bad•· Clothing, lott of toola and pread1, blenketa. cooking misc. itema. Multi-family uten1ils. clothing, Iota more. 1ele. 617 Hig ,h St., Starta Fri. Aug. 30. 9·8 Middleport. continuo throught Sept., or until liVllfYihlng It sold. 4 mite from HMC At. 1 10 11 Evergreen. Watch tor signa. & Vicinity ······;;"t"Pieasirii"···· 2 klnanl. 1 gray. 1 oranr atrlpod. Call 814-44 · 4737. 2· 12•60 mobile homea, good eond ., V!'ith 17 aeree land, • 10,000 l!o take lend contract on lend. Call 614· 388-9888. Pictura window 12xl ta givewoy, Coli 114· 4411· 0127. Or'lly • white kitten to good homo. Colll14·448·3732. 8 room brick quellty older 1982 Woodbrook. 3 bdr .• houM. Center oitown, 1Vz 1"h:bath.totatelectric,8JI.10 blthl. forced air Qll halt. IIOrage building, 8x1 0 WOO· Hordwoodflooro, Lorge level deck porch, $12.600. Call lot . See Ard., Doboon, 614-441· 8231 . 814-448-4807 or 81 4-448· 1 - - - - - - - - 21102. IMMEDIATE OPENING Yard Sole Fri. l!o Sot. B:OO· 4:00, Bob McCormick Rd . Appliance1, game•. good 111ortment cloth11 (girls. ladill. men•aJ. ·--·---· -- --- --· · -· ·····-····· Garage Sale. 2936 Mea· dowbrook Drive, good achool clothes. Wed and Thurs. Miacellaneout Sale. Friday, Auguat 30 Highway Inn . Gun1. pocket knlvee. clo· thing, gtaaawue. Gigantic Flee Market. Fri. and Stt. Aug . ~-31. 1:00 tiU l each day. Something for everyone. Rt. 62 N. front Y1rd Sale 3 Family Children• of Llkin Ho1plt1l. clothing, adults stere 's, 1-:-::-----.,.---lemps etc . 1 mila on 6>88. Gigantic Fint Time 7 Femily Friday, Saturday & Mon. 9-7 Gartge Sele. 4000 items. Something for everyone. Starts Mon. Sept . 2 thru Sat. Sapt , 7 . 8:00AM to 8 :00PM . Rain or thine at Middleport Douglas Rouah residence 2 & Vicinity milea back of New Haven . Last houae on right before Union Camp Ground. Watch Augu1t 31, September 1 for signs. 882 -2237 . and 2. 8:00am-7:00pm. 66 Yard Sale. 2307 Lincoln gel . eteel druma. 8 ft. truck topper. over 200 pieces Ave, adding machine. tvAvon. tools of all kinde, pewritar. chai;t. tires. clobic'ic,ea and part1, toy•. all thing. ate . Friday and typea of misc . No clothaa. _s_et_u_rd_•_Y_·_ ..;·_ _ _ __ 1 Everything goes. Oft Rt. 33. Yard Sale. lA mile Sand Hill north of Pomeroy 12 milet. Road. Fri. Aug 30th, good Watch tor aigna. clothes, swing, di1ha1, living room 1uite, miac. Sept. 1-4. 10 tlli7, Crochet 1-:------ -- - work quilt•. gla11ware, Yard Sale, Fri. only. 2217 Avon . tool&, games. toys, Jefferson Ave, Kid• and jewelry, clothing. etc . Fint adult clothes. time ule . Something tor 1-:-:--:--- - - - evaryone. Follow aignl on 5 family garage ule. Fri and Rt .7 between Eastern High Sat , 9 :00 till 7. 2323 School and Tupper• Plaint. M t . V e r n o n A v 1 . Rein cancels . EVERYTHING . Puppiea . Call 111 4·388· New loc81 floor cere com9769 eftor e. he• openings for tol- Tri·Stete Semi Driver Train4 pupplot· warmed, ohota, llc•Wi1og -'tiona: lng . Enjoy two wHile of Shep._.d mix. Cell 114- MeniQer trllning Tractor· Trailer Training con448-7313 . Dollvtry ductod 20 mllet oouth of $oloo Dovton for pot! 1 I yoora, To good home beoutiful It you ere hone.t • depend•- · ANI placement 1ervice em· white 1 yr.femelehousecat. ble end would lille • career phaaized . For complete writ~ Shotl, apayed, excellent ln1te1d of jlift a job. Call for ten detall1 cell: Friendly 3 bedroom hou14t end lot 1 - - - - - - - - - ot {813] 424·4193. with children. Coli 814·4411- peroonol lnt..,low 10AM· *39,000. Call 814-448·. PMC . 3 bedrooma, 4PM. Ylturo. & Fri. 814- 1--'---~---3946. 3718 or see It 1109 Adrian furniahed. wash•, dryer, 4411·7441 . Ave . air, awning, on rented lot . Ducko. Ceii814·448·7893.1---------- 1 8 Wanted to Do $8900. Call 814·992· Polltlon Avalltbte: Work· Ramodeled kitchen, •tove, 7479. Femole. 1 mo.," whlto Y, ohop Spocltllat I for Gollco refrlgentor. and diah 1 - - - - - - - - - Aultrian, 'IJ: Germ1n She- Sheltered Workahop. 12 Will peint tr11iler roofa & cut weltl.. Full ba•ment with pherd. Cell 814-448·01411 . month poaltlon-worll includes training end IUpervi· tobacco . Coli- 114· 261 · flraploce, t28.000. Call 814-448-8699. 2 gray· female kl1ter11. Call lion of handlcepped ldult1 1&2B, 814-448-7100. within o worllahop -tlng. Will do houte cle1ning Quallflc1tlon1-hlgh 1chaol Coli 61 4-388· I week Old kittena. Cell gredul'te with appropriate weekly. Furnished 2 bedroom mobile oxptrlenco required, must I _9_7_o_e_.- - - - - - 814-992· 7318. homatnd lot . Cail614·949· mitt Ot be willing to obtoln Will do bookkeeping in the 2283. 3"h veer old lrieh Setter. appropriate ltate certffica- privocy of my home. All tlon. Appllcetionl evlileble Spayed. Coli 814·992· at: G111i1 1County Board of typn ineludlng complete Make offer 2 bodrooma, 1.2 MOBILE HOMES MOVED. 6488. MR·DD, P.O. Bo.. 14. Che· 1011 of baoka, ptyrool, and ~~ern. 2 car garage. all Insured. 20 years expeohlra, Oh 41820 or cell repon1. 15 yr. experlenee. reaaonable otfera con11- rience. 304-676·2866 or 7 pupa to give awey. Mhclid Coli 814-441-0492 after dared. In Pomeroy . 1114· 678·2338. breed. 4 melee, 3 femele1. 111 4·3117·01 02. Application 2:00PM. 1178-2613. 1-------Detdline : September 6. Call 81 4·192· 71109. 1070. 12x60 Shuhz mobile 1986. "An oquel opportunity --------lcCOLEMAN WATER WELL 6 room1, beth, utility. cen · home, •xc cond. 304-576Lorge chttl·type frtozer. emptoyer•. DRILLING · 1r11 htat, air condition. 2962 or 676·2069. Notdo tome ropolr. Cllll Pump ulea, lllml'lce. Regll- 1torm window•. door•. ger- 1 - - - - - - ---,-.,. 1,::;:;;;;;;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:.+======:;:;:;:;:;:;:;, Eoov Aooombly World tiiOO. 81 4·9BII-4288. fHI' 100. Guorant- PlY· tered in Ohio. All wortc qe, aluminum 1iding. Call 1980 Jamestown trailer. ~ guorant•d. Cell 304-273· 1114-992-1204. Phone 304-876-14B4. 5 kittena. 1ome long haired. ment. No e•perlence-no 281 t. Atven1wood. W. Ve. 11111. Otttill tend ttlf· 304·876·6043. 41 Houses for Rent I em offering for Nle tlerge '76 Hollyhlll. 12x86. 3 bod· · 33 · Farms lor Sale addreued ltemped enveSpeci1l price• on labor for frame houleloctted at 224 room, good cond. woodI pan Gerrn•n Shepherd lope; Elan Vitol- 718 , 3418 re-uphollterlng furniture Union Avenue, Pomeroy. burner. 304· BB2· 2249. Beautiful? yr. brick ranch, 4 EnterpriM Rd., Ft. Plorco, FL pupplot, 3114-882-3210. month of Auguat 1986 only . Ohio. Good condition. with bdr .. CA. heat pump, coun· 33482. Seve • Clllfor Htlmtte now. 2 bedrooma, btth and full 3 bedroom mobile home, try kitchen, woodburner, 2 bdr . close to town, 8260 Small puppieo, 304-773· mo. dep. & rat . No pats. Call EOUCATOR: To croote end Mowroy'o Upholotory, call beaement. For more infor~ large lot, 1 c11 garage, New basement, 2 car gerage, 814· 446 ·1602 allot 9 :30, 5212 . 304-676-41 &4. metion contact Richard E. 20A. pasture, balance Havon, 304·882·2384 or melntaln community eductJones. Adminittrator, with 304· 773·5942. wooded, bern. cattle water- Thurt .. Fri. Sat. Pupplea, port B-1•. 2 tlon and public apeaking McD•nlel Cuttom Butcher- the Will Annexed of the ing system, orcl'\ard. beautimalo, 2 female, 304·1176· progn1m in private non~ lng, open 8 days a week , Eltllte of Orpha M . Jema~. Excellent cond, 1970. 2 ful view, adjoins US Iandt, 3 bdr. ranch. located on Rt. profit hmlly planning 4831 . Deceooad at 992-372B or· bedrooma, pa,rtically tur- mineral rightt. House & 160 near North Gallia HS . agency. Mutt have knowl~ 304-882-3224. 2-79 acres. From 869,000. $300 mo .. $150 dep .. no --::------.,.--•1 Fred W. Crow, Jr .. Attorney nlahed. 12x60. Kirkwood, pet-no pets. Call aher 6. 2 mttlreooea ·304·468· edge end u~rien~ in Will alt with elderly peraon . for the E111t1 of Orphe M. make en offer, 304-773 - 814-379-2805 . educetton In the erne of 614-388 -8711 . 11157. ' Send nlme end phone Jemea, oac . . . d It 1145244 . flmlly life. preventive Co. 143 acra, 90 Meig1 number to; Twin Rivera 992-&132. Pretty klttant, 2 Calico, 2 hollllh, nutrition and public To-. Box 108, Point Ploo· 1977 Baron. 14x70, 2 ' bod· acral paature. 60 acre Furnished house 2 bdr., 241 Pike, $200 wltet yellow, 2 white. 304-6711· policy. Must . deMOnltrllle nnt. w. Ve. houH for llle. 3 Very nice roo me. ell electric. centeltir. timber. 3 oil 8t 911 well. 2 Jackson axcel~nce In organilltlonel 8720. • paid. Call 4U-4416 after underpenning, 1tqrm win · bedrooms. bath, living pond1, older houte. bern a. 1kilh, communlcetlon. Bpm. group dynemlca, tnd an Will do bobyoltting In my room. dining room. kitchen, dowa. metal outbuilding, other buildings, 100x200 ft. cellar. 6 ecrea fenced ~o~>me ot llolllnavillo, 304· In, li9hled riding ring , excellent exc cond. ne to appreciate. 6 Lost and Found abllhy to adept eduaationtl bdr.. 1 Y2 bath , 8250 bern, chicken coop. pony 304· 176· 2 195. hunting, minlfel righta. Call 4month, mtttriala tor progrlm 896·3078. dep . required . eu814 ·367-7143 , ahed. woricahop . McCumber needa. Experience deaired in rokt . Call 614-446-4222 Rd .. Rutland. Priced ta aell .' between 9 & 5. LOST: atrayod friendly, fa . writing newareleaMI end f 111,1111.1.11 Cell 814-992-2143 (after 33 Farms for Sale male black ctt from 141 11t. •ttbhhing medii contact• 4:30. call 814· 742-2289]. 2 bdr. air cond ., new cerpet, 35 lots & Acreage · Avo. Reword. Coii814-441- throughout an eight county ,,.,. Or~phic1 experience gas heat. private lot In 48B8. 3 bedroom haute on 4.40 11A vvith 14x70 treiler Z helpful. lec-r't degrM 21 Gallip~lis • . C~ll 614-446acral, central air, fuel oil bllrna, 1600 lb. tobecco Buaineail 1409. • '· LOST: Block Codc·o·poo. 11 required. Potltlon It boHdln Approx . 1 acre lot. In Poner, wood bur1111r, ·•tumba••· celler . Will help fi· furnace, Opportunity yrs. old neme Beerdaley. Athen1. Mult blve own lnum . aiding, 1torm .win· nance. Cell 814· 379·2798 with water t&.soo. Call Grey itraakl•eera, white trtnaportatlon, fleKiblllty of ·s;.;~,, "ho\l~se.' ~:~ 614·3BB· 9769 alter 8 . dows, double-car gerage, 'h _o_r_e_1_4_·2_6_8_·_9_39_2_._ __ opot·cheat. Arthrltla In bode time and be tble to travel bath, floOr :f~mace, ret . r~ . 1 mile from Cheater on Route I NOTIC:E I logo. VIcinity of Waodlond locotly. 0Mdlltlo Soptombor 248. Cisllll14·9815·4294. Lorge form houae In good Gov..-nment land $40 an 816 ht. Ave. rear. cin eondition. Can be aold on acre. Many Iota available. 814-446-9779. Dr. Allfl . 211. Collll14-448· I. 1981. S e n d - - to : THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Pltnned Ptrenthood of lou· LISHING CO. rocornmonda 1058 Reward. Lind Contract with small · Build a future! Cell 1-819· thotat Ohio, 8 North Court' thot you do butlnoto with 4 bedroom hou~e . Coal downpeyment, financed 10 565· 1857 for intormetlon. Eurtke nice one .tor.y 2bdr .. atoker furnece tnd g11 fur· FOUND· mille, block pup Oft St., Athont, Ohio 41701 , ptoplo you know, tnd NOT nace. Wood burning fire· percent per ennum tor 20 24 hour•. will rent, teaae or iend to - d money through tho piece in flmlly room. Cllll yHrt. Houae together with Rt. 188. Coli 114· 448· An. E.O.E. tnd E.S.P. contract. Deposit & reteran ~ 1312. ' mell umM you hiVe lrwtlti· large garden ahe end yard. 2 lots on Greer Roed, ces required . Blackburn 1114·949·2253. Dietle technician or 1 yeer geted the offwing. Could be UMd for a nuraing 304-875· 4004 , Raolty, 614-446-000B. cortlflad lndlvlduol. Port 1 - = - - - - - - = - - - - 1 - - - - - - , - - - - - home. Property located in LOST: Brindle color Bo..r. I time nutrition Educator. Open yaur feahlon , ,. Duplex. RentOneakle.liveln 110 month• old on Uttte Kyger letart Fall1, Ohio. For more 1 1cre land in City limit•. Small 3 bedroom houaa;, Road, ChHhire ne.r ).lncler- Melp H..tth D.e ;rcnn..nt- wtth protellional help from other or cen be m1de Into Information contact : Fred 304-875· 3747. 2111 Lincoln Ave. 304t ooo m Ubo F ohl o lingle home. Coal end au ptto . Coli eftor flvo 114- Wlc ........._ 876· 2749 or 875· 3188 . ,... -·-n · : ' ·• rty 0 ont. no·t1me fumocot. N- . roof. Cell W. Craw, Jr. ot 814·992317·0238. R-ordl Chlldt 4:00 a.m. Ylt- doya • IM, dlfforent pr01JUmt to 1114•1149. 22113. 5132 {offlcelond 814·992wwll. •1.10 per hour.. CIII match your lnve1tmant pot. 2112 lhomt) . Re111als 1114·112-HZII. plena. 100 pluo not' I brondt, I rooml tnd beth. CION to Infant to llnl2. 11C0Horle1, Loat :femole leoglo. 1 Ftrm for Hie by owner 100 for Rent nore. school1, drug ltON, montht ole! with coHor. Loot Locol J - r y ltore ioaldng cotmotlca, l..,..tary. fix· tcr~•· 40 tcroo tlllobla. 1 -::-:-...,-,------In Bradburt .,... Antworo for full tirM Mltlpereon. tUNI. lnltore tr•lnlng, buy· with large lot and gerden, mfnerel rlghto. atockad 41 Houses for Rent ezo.ooo.oo cuh . 304- POtld, 9 raomo, both. Ntw NHd to bo lnno..d ... enjoy lng trip, grand opening. to Ooley. 81 4-912·101111. - g with public, ond more. Also, bo first In your 1711-1123. vinyl okllng • wlndowt, 1- : - - - - - - - - - - 2 bdt. furnished. all utilite• double gerege, 14x70 mo· 3 bedroom houH. Collage pd., except elect.. conve.. lott, ...... ~~­ wiling to !Mm. - · . . . with color-coded ttoro 4 bedroQm houM end lot In · comploto Mid certified color onolyr· bile .h ome, gtrege, Mliga Rd. Syracuse. e300 plut nient location, MCurity depIn Comp Conley-· - •· oppllconta ,, ....... , Erwin 1501·8B2· Moton, UI,OOO.OO. 304· Co. 4 . Coli 014-742·2141. depoolt . Coli 61 4 · 448 · osit rtuqired. Call61 4-448roauino to P.O.Ioa 7ZIC, 8658. 1478, 1711-7712 . :1'/.'o~~M~';;~!:2h R E· Porno< Of, Ohio. ······;;·ilmiirav········· 1 ~: X: IOCIII PANElS ................Sf9 3-7'1 ~ • Pit~ ~~com~f><>~u;ndcron~d~So~nd~P·~Pf~"~IS•~'""~o~w·~·':""=l·~• ~JI 73·10 7 CAl ~:':~!11 ................... Writesel "" : I ~~~.~~d~.suPPuEs Ia Fully Howard L. .. r------------------J--------------------1~ .·..:-1 .. •... Television listening Devices Sunday 3111/ttn ~ "'· m-992-6771 Calls -~ • -. 3/2/lln or 949-2860 r '•-oy, Dh. Announcements 627 lfirld Avo.. Gallipolis New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 Hoolls ......................... s 145 .v[j 1/lf 3~~o~~~!.O..£~~!~R · ARfdUMPIHG Countv Appliance, Inc. BISSELL SIDING CO. 73-79 Ch"'J· Jr. 83-15 Ford Rang 0r , Ro<ktr Ponels ............... '2S · Hoodl ......................... '130 1l·79 Cho•r· Jr. U·IS Ford Ranger Call Corntrs .................. I20 Grillts ........................... S7S Ntw and Used Auto Glass- late Model Parts PARTS g. PH. 992-2772 I + 73-79 Ford Jr. Fondors '""""""""""""····'48 73 -79 Ford Tr, Doars ................ ......... lllS 10·15 Ford Jr. Doors $145 71-79 F~;ri;: .............. so~8~ 1}~;;ti;: ..........552·50 Gritles ..................... 'li.SO JAMES KEESEE 3 PH. 992·7201 · I mo. ... ....... •Insulation 54 Misc . Merchandise a. *VINYl SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING *BlOWN IN INSUlATION DOZER, BACKHOE. TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS l!o SEWER LINES RECLAMATION , PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT HOME FOOTERS, . DUMP TRUCK STONE l!o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD Systems 73-10 Ch.,y Jr. Fondtrs ....................... ,S41 13-10 Che•y Tr. Doors ......................... J 100 73-10 Ch.,y. Jr. Hoods ......................... ll$0 73-14 Ch••r Tr. 73 -~;mtr:::v"r;: s7o VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Ill CDUrt St. &.----------------------~. EXCAVATING •Water & Gas Lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucking INSULATION WEDGCOR I I J&F •S~wage J&L BLOWN ING INDUSTRY. CAU 303-7 59· 3200. Ext. 2403. MEIGS 10·8-tlc I I Sizes from 6'x6' Up COMPANY •All Types of Excavating •Landscaping · •Basements 992-3410 1 The Daily Sentinel UTILITY BUILDINGS 8·19·1 mo. pd. JUST CALL! Mail This CGIIpanwith Remittance I •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGIRAIOR •SATILLITE SALES & SERVICE We Hm It Full Tlroe Sizes Start From 12'xl6' Alter ~ug. 21 DENNY CONGO i . WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR PAT HILL FORD ...-.. PRINT SHOP 1· 3·11• 6· l~ ·lfn Coli or Walk In For An 7( 1212 mo. pd. GOOD USED Retripmors, woslt•s. dryors, PI 11011.and ~octric · - ond 'IV OPEN 8 TO 8 I Farm Equi~ment Parts & Serwlce 1-304 773' 5634 Appointment and Prices 301 3rd St., Racine, OH. Home: 992 -6712 Or Ius. 949·3031 OHIO Authorized John Deere, New Holland , Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS & Children Ph. 16141 843·5425 I I I I I ' 20. 21. I s, I 9 1 . I ro. 1 11 I lI . 2J. "· BUILDING nAL IN AN EXPAND- I ''22. I '· I 4. I s. I 6. I 1. GUYSVILLE, 491 Gen. Hartinger Pkwv. Middleport, Ohio HIS. 10 u.m. lo S p.m. Day Night from - Lowest Priced SENIOR Packilge1 in Town Wt do Weddin9s, Families Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years " Free Estimates" CAll COlli<T: STEEL I "· 20. INTERNAnONAL GREAT PROFIT POTEN- JR. - - - - - - - 17.' I U. S. RT. 50 EAST HYDIOTECH CHEMICALS PICTURE "PERFECT" PHOTOS Many Packages To Choose SUPERIOR SIDING CO. THE SALES & SERVICE Onr 4DD Choices "SPAS" 1-614 992-2549 8·8· BOGGS OPENINC AUC. 21 EUGENE LONG Business Opportunity I I I I 1 I I c IWa nled { IFor Sa le 446-4522 71 Jl tlln WILL HAUL 21 ond I I 1 I I 8·B·t{C CO'I>I.IIr VINYL LINER POOl ACRYLIC WALl POOL ABOVE GROUND POOl 8alllpoll1, Ohio l·24·tfc 992-7756 Circle Ad Wanted 1. Ph. 915-4141 Free Estimates RENT A CAR AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 160 Norlh' PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Phone----------or group of figures counll os o ward. (oun1 n am~ 99 2 • 5_8 7 5 0r. 7 4 2 3 1 95 ' Call Before Aug. 31 Address•---------Yri nf one word in eo<h 1pac• below. Eoth ini tial Call: PERSONAL! lED POOLS U-SA~E Also Transmission For Information Name·----------- •Wuhers •Dishwashers •Ranges CONTRACTING PARTS and "Wr fl.rwl F~t lm" AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR JAZZ & BALLET WIRING NEEDS Re.sidential & Commercial .~~~~~~";,"::::.. CALL Buildinas MARCUM 98 5·3561 All Mikel 11221!1c Roge.r Hysell Garage ENROllMENT FOR ~61511 41 992 ·6550 OINCI PHON! {614) 992-7754 4/ 4/ tfn NOW TAKING c oupon. Cancel your ad by phone when , f'esul ts. Monev notrl!fum:table. l "Free Estimates" Installation Available THE DANCE CO. In Middleport Savell I IJ SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Fishing Supplies. notincluderoceipto!avorified complaint. If significant public inter&$1 exiata, a public . . -. ing may be held. As to any ac- 1 Classifieds and . . " Action", •• used above do• We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. •' '· '" ' t;:==::;:;;::::;;:==:..-rr=~;:;;;;;;;~=~;========:::-rr==::=====:;J;:::;==::;:=::;=:; ==~~~~;!.! FEN~C~Es~~PLT HUDNALL rcu1 ouT FOR FUTURE USE! MILLER :~:~~~~~d~~:n~delinl ed acti0f1. Any person mav PH. 992-6931 PLUMBING & KEN'S ELECTRIC •Roofing .,.' "'bmit comments and/ or ,.. Af S C II HEATING APPLIANCE ·.' qu9$1amoeling regarding any tor a SERVICE *Siding non-~nal oction within 30 742-2027 311 North SKond SERVICE •Garages & Pole days o! tho deta indicatod. Middltport, Ohio 45760 FOR All YOUR may obtain notice of further~ actiom, and odditiooal infor· HOME NATIONAL BANK CALL 949-2210-~sk for Tim RADIATOR SERVICE ~--------~~------------------ : tion hearinga raquest sumbft~ nal unless written iladjudice- matlcn. Unless otherwise provided in notices of particular SPLIT LEVEL HOUSE with 3 bedrooms. 2 complete baths, dining room, Jiving room and large recreation room. Located . on 8 acres .. Large farm pond. Racine area . We'd likl to introdlce JOU to lnPit-A·Car, lht modern .., to drive the Vehicle of your choice. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For fitter Service Call 614·992·6737 Business Services. · lied complainta, any penon REAL ESTATE FOR SALE ___________________.____________________._________ Ill YOUNG 992·6215 or 992· 7314 ....- The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services REED IEFINISHING Now and Old S<Jme surprlses. Lon -. Melgsbandsupportersmaybelnfi:lr The largest band In the county comes of course !rom the largest school dlstrlct··Melgs. This year, the marching Meigs Marauders are being directed by ., "'l·~ lalJh\ . ..., • • food handlers cards and to purchase temporary food service Ucenses , prtor to the date of the party. For addlllonl!-1 Information call the health department at 992-ti626. A reminder from the Meigs County Health Department that all new operators of food service establishments at the Middleport Block P a rty are required to obtain been considered a mllltary band, but !his year, under new leadership, thlswee~d. -lJ,_,, I· I ' Health pennits needed at Meigs's home game wllh ralrland. In the past, the Marauders have the tltlh and sixth grade levels and buDd up. He says the band Is stW In the building process and wW be playing a variety of styles during thls year's football seas<l,!~Southern's Friday halftime shOW at Southeastern wW Include the popular songs "Neutron Dance," "I'm So Excited" and " Malerlal Girl. " Southern boosters wW see their band In klcal parades throughout the coming year, Including the Syra· cuse Labor Day parade corning up 29.1985 Thursday, Ohio ' 1. . . · Got•• 'rb"'6m• ·• · I t �• •• 42 M obile Homes for R en t ..,.. Total alec ., furn ., 2 bdr. m9bile home on private lot, · carpet, A. C. security deposit J8quired . Call 6 1 4- 44 6 4303 . Firewood •20.00 pickup l..d. *30. 00 dellvored. Coli 304· 875 - 6712 or 175· 2991 . - TONY'S GUN IIEPAIIIS. hot dip Nblueing, oil t v - of gunsmith work. fatt Mrvice. 304·675· 4631 . Pole buildlnga erected. many alze1 t~nd colort. Low prlcet. Fr• Estlmet11 . Call 304·171-388t ' 2bdr. mi , ptlst'HMC on R;;~a:·~~~~: l 614 -446· 4369 or 9760 . - ~-.. Bedroom aulto '225.00. Fold·o-woy bod •1& .00. Lawn chal,.. Lamp thadet. C01h only. 304-671·143t 2. 2 bdr.. furnis hed on Bulaville·Porter Rd . Call 6 14-446·9204. Furnished adults only, no . inside pets. fuel oil. air cond .~ large private lot near ·centenary. Call 614-4 463.918 . 6 14·446·4063. 2 bedroom mobil e home, Raci ne area. Call 614 -992 6858 . 44 ... ... .. Tw o bdr. trailer with w asher and dryer. Water and tras h paid. Would like w o•king, m ...ied couple. o• •oti•od person or person. 5 minutes f•o m town o• Holze•. Ref• •· ences 8nd d eposit . Call Apartment fo r Rent " "YOU'fe ''· ''• message . Nice ly fu rn is he d mobile ho me. off. apt .. central air and :heat•in oity, adults,QriJy. t:..u. 61 4-441i-033sl l , • Furnis hed eff i~iti ~ Cy $ i6'0 mo. utilities paid-, 7 Neil Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 446· 4416 after 8 PM . Furn i,. hed efficiency $160, utilties paid. s h ~re bath. 607 2n d . Ave . Gallipolis. adults. Call 446-441 6 after 8PM . 2 bdr . apt" good location, redecorat ed, S149 mo ., util · ities partly paid . Call 304· 675 · 5104 or 30 4 -6 7 5 · 5366. Furnished ap t . 70 1 4th Ave., Ga ll ipolis. 2 bdr. $250 utilities paid . Ca ll 4 46-4416 after Spm. , r:::::::::::::::::::~~~~::~~~~~=1 44 Apartment for Rent laure land Apanmenu, New Haven . Equal Housing Opportunity. Has vacancy. For more information call 304882· 3716 . I========== 45 Furnished Rooms 1- - - - - - - - -- For rant Sleeping Rooma and light houte keeping rooms . Park Central H.otel. Call 614·446·0756 . 1--------- - Furnithed room, range, refrig . 81 25. share beth, single mala. 919 2nd. AVa., Gallipolis. Call 448·4418 after SPM . 46 Space for Rent 1----------------Mobile home lot. 12'x50 ' or s maller, $75 water · & Neil. Gallipolis. 4416 aftot BPM. 2 bdr . AC apt .. large roo ms. near Pizza Hut, water pai d, S250 mo., immediat e occupacny . Ca11 614· 446-7025 . Attractive 2 bdr apt, c lose to down town, s tove. refrig .. washer & dryer furn ishod. S265 mo. Ca11 614-2459595 . 49 For Lease Storage room . 26 h .x&O ft . For furniture . businots use, flea market . Call 1-4865663. Laa1a and security depqtit required. Mer c h~ndi s e 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St. , Gallipolit. New & used wood-coal ttovas. 6 Unfurn . garago a pt., 2 bdr., pc wood lR tuite $399, stove. re frig:e rat o r. 322 bunk beds 8199, antron Third Ave ., ad ults only. Ct\11 recliners 899, new & uaed 614-446-3748 or6 14· 25S· bedroom suitea, ranget, wringer washers, & shoat. 1903. New livingroom suites New 2 bdr .. 4 % mi. from 8199- 8699. lampa, alto Gallipolis. $200 m o. plus buying coal & wood stoves. electric, SSO de p., no pets . Call 614·446-3159. Call 6 14-44 6-80 38. 2 bdr . pa rt: furnis he d. $325, utilities paid . Call 6 14-4461457 aft er 6 . ~ I I I Velley Furniture. new • uaed. Large section of qu1l· ity furniture. 1218 Eettern Ave .. Gallipolis. Radio Shack TASSO Micro color computer Model II with acceuoriea. 304· 882· 2080. Trade Center. New furniture 8t eppHances. sales & ..,. vice. Kenauga. Oh. 814446· 7444. All alumn . camper, never been uaed. Sev8ral places uaad furniture. 304· 882· 3722. - Necchl free -arm tawing machine. equipped to zig zag, monogram. over cast. make bunonh.olea, mens. tews on buttQns It more. New with 215 ya1r warrantv· regular price t379 now t1215 . Call colloct61 4· 386-8025. 55 2 bdr. apt .. 11 Cou rt St .. S325 mo .. ref. & dep. Cell 6 14-446 -492 6. Riverside Apts. Middle port. Special rates fo r Sen ior Citizens. S 1 30 . Equa l Housing Opportun ities . 6 1 4 992 · 7721 . bedroom apar tm e nt s . New Haven, W Va. Newly remodeled . In town. 614992-7481 2 1 bedroom op t . for re nt . Nicely located . Contact Village Ma nor in Middleport . 614 - 992 - 7787 . Eq ual Housing Opportunit y. One or two bedroom apart· ments in Pomeroy . Fur· oished or unfurnis hed. Rent negotiable . Ca ll 61 4 -992· 6723. . 6 rooms and bath . New paint, carpet. etc . 3 11 Con dor St .. Pomeroy . l ea se and security deposit requ ired . Call 1· 486· 5553 . U.nf urniahed apartment for rent in Syracuse . Call 614992-768 9 a fter 5 :0 0 pm . 1 and 2 bedroom f urnished apa rt ments fo r rent . Utilit ies paid . Call 6 14-992 -5064. 1 bedroom . Furnishe d or unfurn is hed apt . New ly remodeled . Total e lectric. Deposi t req uir e d , 614- 992 368 7 or 61 4 ·992· 5170. APARTM E NTS , .mobile ho rtleJ. houaee. Pl. Pleasant ond Gellipolio. 61 4 - 446· 8221 . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to $895. Tabl01, $60 a nd up to t126 . Hide-abeds , S390 . and Up to $650., sofa beds 8146, Recliners, S225 . to e376., Lamps from $28. to 8125. pc. dinettes from $1 09 .• to 435 . 7 pc. f189 and up. Wood table with six chairs f285 to $745 . Deok f110 up to t 225. Hutches. t560. Bunk bed complete with mattressea. $275 . and up to 5396. Boby bodo, $110 .. Mattreues or bo~e: springa, full or twin, $58., firm , sea. and 878. Queen tets, 8225 . 4 dr. choau , $49 . 5 dr. c hestl, 869. Bed frames, $20.and e25 .. 10 gun - Gun cabtnett. $350. Gat or electric ranges t37& . Baby mattreiHa. $25 & t36, bed framoo $20. $2&, & UO, king frame $&0. Good selection of bedroom suitea, rocken , metal c;:abineta, headboards f 38 & up to $65. Used Furniture •· Metal office dllkt. 3 miles · out Bulaville Rd . Opan 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Sat. 614· 446-0322 Ut·ility bldg·. tpeciat : 30'.w:40"x9" with track door & serv . door. 862515 erected. Iron Horse Buildera, 614· 332· 9745 collect. Still looking for your dream Home? See our huge lakeside retreat, 3 or 6 bdr., built on your lot, $17,900 8t up. Call614·886-7311 . Block, brick , monar and masonry aupplies. Mountain State Block. Rt. 33, New Havan. W. Va. 304-882· 2222 . Antique 4 pc . Victorian living room suite, 2 chain rocker love seat. C1ll 614· 446-3461 . Whirlpool 2 speed, 3 cycle hee.vv-duty Wether. 876. Call 614-992· 3301 altor 5:00p.m. 54 Misc. Merchandise Patriot Storage Buildings. any -'za. Display at" French City Mobile Homes in Gallipolis, Oh . Call 614·446· 9340 or 814· 448·8038 . Free delivery or built on your lot. HomelitB" water pump $200.00 . Solo 5 gol bock pak tprayt eeo.oo. A model Inter with cult $1 ,800.00. Homellte EZ chain saw $1 0!).00 . 6 ft. Bush Hog $350.00. 26ft tobacco pipe trailers $450 .00 . 62 inch tobacco sticks 15 cantt each . Tobacco balers $60.00 each . 2 row tobacco seta• f1 . 600 .00 . 7 ft . Woods Bush Hog •1,400.00. Morgen'a Woodlawn Farm, Rl . 36, 304· 736-2342 or 304·676· 1286. 56 6 ft . Yaws and J1.fniper 830 n ., alto ahredded bark mulch t20 pickup load . Call 614·448-4530. 1 100 Rem. aami-auto .. full imp. e"-tra barrow, 8426, like new. Call 614-3888148. Fuel Oillurnoca& tank. $76. RCA video diac player $.100. Call614·446-7106. Firewood 110% hardwood delivered $36 . Pickup load. e26 if you hauL Call 614· 446-7524. Good uaed le11 than year old. Three wheel adult tricycle. Call 6t4-388· 9715. Atari 1027 printer, Atari 41 0 ca11ette programer. Brother EP20 electronic printer, all like new. Call 614· 256· 6628 after 4PM. Piano & double bed . Call Sat. Aug . 31, 1· 3orSunday 1 1·2. 614-446-2439. Siding equipment tor ule. Coli 614-381-9842 after 1 :30 . 2 girlt b icycle. one 21' 3 spd. exc. coftd ., one 20' good cond. Coli 814·4483461 . - - - -- -- - - Computer TAS 80 Model 3 whh tcreen, printer 2 ditc drives & sofware. Call 614448-3461 . 4x8 utility trailer e.w:c. con.d .. $250. Coli 114-448-2378 . Briarpatch Kennels All · breed grooming . Indoor· outdoor bparding facilitiet . Enulisb Cocker Speniel. 388· 9190 . Dragonwynd CatterY Kon nel. CFA Himalayan . Persian and Siame1e kittens. AKC Chow pupp ..s. Call 4463844 after 7PM . AKC Reg. Bleck German Shepherd puppiet, SireNicewender Diabolo, DamSands Black Betty. Call 614-446 -0648. AKC Rag . Cocker Spaniel buff female. 6 mos. old. $75. Coli 304·675 -2395 or 614-446-7373. Want a good bird dog and family dog? AKC Reg. Brit· tany Spaniel pups. 3 malet, 1 female. e..,1 50. each . All shott end wormed . 8 weeks old. Coli 614-992· 2627. Pure "bred white German Shepherd pups. Bweektold. teo. Call 614-992 -2582 . 9 week old registered female Pit Bull puppy. f40. Call 614-992 ·6908 anytime. Fish Tank and Pet Shop, 2413 Jacklon Avenue , Point Pleuant , 304-6762083. Fiah. birds and more. ABOA registered American Pitt Bull pups, 14 wettka old , wormed. papert, great pedi- Fruit &. Vegetables 59 1969 Chevy pickup. Cell 814-446-7B7B. 6 peroon opa. Coat *3600. new , will 11criflce tor $1200. Call614- 992-5053 or 614·742-2521 . . Farm Supplll':; & LIVI!SIIICk <=••· Bundy" trumpet with Excellent condition . Cell 814-441·1682 attar 5:00. • Government Surplul cart • trucks, under •1 00. Now · ovollobfo In your o-. Coli 1· 819-585·1122. 24hourl. 718 one row com chopper. Call614-742-2331 . 1977 Fortuma Fireblrd good cond . Collaftor 5. 814-4468124. Ford, good cond, 304· 675· 1402. . ' 78 C - o. '78 Monte Corio . 304· 895· 3078. '78 Corvono, f8,ooo.oo. 304-675-8851 otter 6:00. 1 979 VW Robblt. very good condition. 304-17&-4072. 1 981 Old CutiOII 8uptome, oxc. cond.: 81 Codllelc Eldorado. e~e:c cond . 304· 675-7471 . 1 972 Monte Corio, good cond ., runs well. Has good tires, •aoo. or beat offer. 304-676· 7310. 72 Trucks for Sale ' t 880 C~ PU uc. cond .. new 11 HP Riding mower. Coli 814· 379·2820. 1976 GMC PUPS; P8, outo. trans, camper' top, •1.300. C..ll614-448-4063 . 74 Chevy Pll 8 cyl .. 3 opd ., new · thocka. axhauat. • point. Call 614-241-9115 ... 614-245·6131. t ""'''" 82 30 Ferguson with newbru1h hog , $2495. Call 614-B43· 5155. 1 979 Ford Mullen. PS. AC. AM·FM, low miles. good cond .. t2,450. Call 614· 446-4053. 10,000 OAk tObiCCO ltiCkl 62 inch aherpaned both enda. 16 centt each . Morgans Woodland Farm, At. 35 , 304-736 -2342 or 6751286. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor . Fourth and Pine Golllpolio, Ohio Phone 814· 441·3BBB oi 814·446-4477 1981 Ptymouth Horizon 4 cyl .. AT, AC, 39.000 mi ., $2,400. First come, first oorvo. Call 814-288 -6522 . 73 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. lit. 1, Box 355. Gollipollo. Coli 61"·387·0678. FARM GATES AND FENCE POSTS. Truck load aale. Now till Sept. 16. 6 panel. pipe heavy feedlot gatea. Steel post 6', 6', &vz•. Yauger Farm Supply, Rt. 35, Souttttide, W. VI. Cub tractor, plow, disc, cultivator, mower, 304· 882 -2090 or 304· 675· 6043. Used A-65 Ditch Witch trencher for sale. 814-8947842 Dr 694-5006. 63 Livestock Simmental bull -Polled, 17 moa.. tired by Archillias. Grand Sire was Cheusi. $1 ,000 . Coli 614· 379 2605. 3 yr old Hereford-Red Angus Bull. 2 bred Hereford Haif· ert, Red Angul cow with calf. Ca11814-245-9695 . Only 2 left- 4-H project cuatom beet. t1 .00 lb. drHsed weluht. Llnlt. Jim 8oughmon 614-258·6536 . Hay &. Grain Hey tor s1le. *1 . 215 per bale . Call614·247-2675 or 114247 · 3972. Hoy for ule. 304· 7735186. Tra nsport aIIIlii 71 Autoa for Sale TOP CASH poid for '80 model 1nd newer u1ed cers. Smlth 8uldt-Pontloc, tl1 t Eootom A .... Golllpolla. Coli 814· 448-2282 . 1879 llobbltt. Coli oftor 8PM, 8t4-388-8823 . 1B7& Triumph Spitfire, 2 topo. 1873 Plymouth 340 Duotor, 1974 Triumph Spit· flrll for parts. 304-8716317. )..:..:..:..:.__ __ __ __ 18BO Cutllloo Bupromo, oc, pb, pe, tilt whool, now droo, CNIIO, U700. 304·171· 18119 oftor 3 p.m. Bojo bow ride 1 I " with 175 hp Mercury, drive-on trailer, excellent con d. It 4· 2884113 or t 187. · 83 ecape• ALLEYOOP IT'S MINE, I TELL YOU! So Booq came . ,. Upholstery Auto Pam •· Accesaorles Wonted to buy. J - tap or wtn tNdo olllnto beak IMP top for regular top. :104175-4095 or 178-1123. R • M Furniture Manufac. turing, St. Rl. 7, Crown Cltv, Oh . Coli 614. 218 • 1470. call Eva. 614- 441 . 3438 . Old & now Uphonored. I- -"'-------- to pick up 14eand his "lovel unew , bride'" Hooqy,Ciovia? Thats nice I What HooC)y needs isa her! WINNIE 87 9Nowe 11)1 MacNoiVLoh.,.r Newahour • IDI Now Nomo That Tune • &tor Trek IMAXI Th• Moklng of 'floldo(O of tho Loo1 Ark' Harrison Ford and othe r crew members take you on a behind-the.scenealook at how impoatlble stunta and !2_eciel effects were done. 7:30 •CIJ Tic Toe Dough Cil Ct.coKid (I) E&PN'o SPM<!woek. ()) All In tho Family Cll Cl Cll Family Feud (IJ Jeopertly Cil Nightly Buolno 0o flo port ()I WhHI of Fortun• IIJ liZ Entertolnmant Ton(flht -8 :00 BCIJ CIJ CoobyShow Denise makea a copy of an • •· pensive designer shi rt for Theo. IRI Cl) Here Come the Bridea @ World Cup Skiing from WhHIIng, WV. C1J MOVIE: 'A Summer Piece• ()) MOVIE: 'The Final Countdown' CCCI G Cll CD Magnum, P.l. A visiting rabbi 's sacred arti· fact leads to· danger for Magnum . CA) 160 min .l Cil MacNeil/Lehrer Newahour 11)1 Hitchhikers Guide/ . Galaxy Ill liZ MOVIE: 'The Other Sldo of tho Mountoln' 1111 Surfing: U.S. Open IHBOI MOVIE: ' DreamIMAXI MOVIE: 'Rovongo of the Nerds' CCCI 8:30 BCIJ CIJ FomilyTieoPan 1 of 2. Steven returns to his hometown afte~ the death of his father. lA) 11)1 ARvo from Off Center .9:00 8 Cil (IJ Ch•ra Diane decides to leave Cheers and join Fre~ier on a trip to Europe. IAI (]) 700 Club (I) Top flank Boxing from Whoell"'l. wv Ill Cll WI Simon & Simon CCC) A.J . and Rick help Downtown Brown locate his coutin, who has es· caped from jail after being accused of mu rder. (R) (60 min.) (i) Wild America (CC) IIIl Mvetoryl (CC) ' Rumpole of the Bailey: Rumpo1e's Return .' Rumpola gladly leaves his Florida retire· ment behind to defend a client on a pornography charge in London. IR) C2 hrs.l 9:30 D Cil (IJ Night Coun A group of mental patients takes over the courtroom to air ·grievances about · their liv ing conditions. (R) (i) Profiles of Na1Uro CMAXI MOVIE: 'Angel' 10:00 D Cil (IJ Hill StrHt Blues Davenpor1 ruins a case against a framed ghetto youth and Bates and Coffey try to make a bum look presentable for a court appearance. lA) C60 min.) (i) IIIIDI 20/20 CCC) Excavating Till ST.IITE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 1 &3 Sec. Ave., Gallipollt. 614·446 · 7833 or61 4 -4481833. 76 'lliEI't, I()Q{Y. QC!I/6 WITH HIM. ' Good· 1 E~e:cavatfng. basements, footera, drlvewayt, 1 978. 14 paoHnger Dodge septic tanka, landacaping . von . 109.000 mlloo. hlghaat Coli onytimo 6t 4 - 441 · 1976 Ford Torino, f700. bid. For more information, · 4537, James L. Daviton. Jr. Call814·446· 1633. contact Wanda VIning at own1r. 114· 992·21G1 betw"n 2 Coronell, 1 fair cond., 1 8 :30-4:30. Dozer Work land cleering, good cond. Call 814-446· l1ndscaplng, etc. FrH eati· 3461 . . . Ford '78, 4x4, PB, PS , motoa. Coli lt4-441·8038 AM-FM, lockout hubs, good or 8t4-982-7t19 anytime. New c.ar won as prize, 1985 shape, $3,000 .00 or make Buick Skyhawk. AC. cruise, an offer. 304 -895·3672. J .A.R. Con1truction Co .• . tilt wheel, 5 opd, om·fm flutlond. dh. 81 4 -742 · ca11ette, digital radio, Sell 2903 . BaHments. FOotert, for undot' deelora coot. Aloo 74 Motorcvcles Concrete work. Beckhoe'1. 1977 Gold Wing. 3 3 . 0 0 0 1 - - - - - - - - - - - Dozer • Dltcher. Dump milet. fully dreaHd, new trucks, • wattr·QII•IIIIWertires. new ecc .• mint cond .. electricallinlt. • e1.700 firm . 614· 992· 1977 Suzuki liM 80. ox . 2381 doyo, 614· 992·2509 cond. new tirea. chain&, aprokett, new parts. Call nights, 81 4·268· 1778 after 6pm. 86 General Hauling 197& Corvette. Good condition. See at T. and G. Auto 1 983 Yamaha Herihlge SpeSales under Pomeroy · clol 650 .- C..ll 814·441· 7064 after 7pm. M11on Bridge. James Boys Water Servfc.. Also pools filled. Call 614· 1981 Ford Fairmont. 2door, 1978 Honda 750 with firing 256· 1141 or 814- 448· automatic trans.. low n'ii· & reel trunk. Coli 614·448· t 175 or 614·448-7911 . loago. U600. Coli 614- 0808. 742· 2833 . Ken'a Water Service. Wetlt, 1 978 Hondo 360 loti of cisterna. poolt filled . Phone 1979 Buldt LeSobre. Good extras. low mileage, e&&O . 614·367· 0623 or 814-387· condition. Air condltionl~g. Coll814· 258-8838. 7741 night or day . low mlleege. C•n be teen at 3rd St .• Racine. Across from 1980 Yamaha IT260 road Waugh ' a Water Service. Ponnzoll Stotlon. Call 814· and dirt bike . Good condi· W~lt, ciaternt, poola. Fatt. tlon. t760. Coli 81 4 ·992· 949-2980 . reliable service. Call 1148969. 256-1240 or II 1 4 · 251· 1914 Rambler. Vary good 1130. Reatonable rates; mechanlc•lly. Some body 1983 Tomoo moped . Low work. Coli 614· 992-7200 miluge. Excellent condi- Waugh ' • .water Service. after 7;00 pm . ;_......, · tion. 814· 992-6722 oftor 5 Wellt, citternt, poola. Fa1t, p.m. reliable servic1. Call 8141977 Oldo Cutlitoo Su · 258· 1240 or 81 4 · 258 · preme. Nice work car-runa 1976. 750 Kowuokl , 1 130. Reasonable ratet. good. t1200. Coli 814· U50 .00 or boat offer . Phone 304-878· 7394 . 992· 2704 . . Hiul limeatone, land. grt ~ vel.dlrt. bulk or big fertilizer 1976 Oldo ototlon wogon. and lime. E•cel•iof' Slit Boata and AT,AC, full power, loto of 75 Worb Inc. 638 E. Main St., extraa. Runs good. t1.200. Motors for Sale Pomeroy. 614·992- 3891 . 814·742· 2881 . 1970 Chovollo V·B. outo, m1g wheela, air thockt. Shorp. t 1000. Coli I 14· 247-4282. ANNIE TEU. 1 988 Willey's JMp, 4 wheel drive. Call814·446-144t . 1980 Chryaler 6th Avenue, gOod condition. one oWner, Blackburn Roaltv. 814·446· 0008 . ....__ll:.. .,OV:.-'Z:.. ·_ _ TELL HIM 'ftXJ'RE riOT Plumbing &. Heating 1 977 Int. flat bed dump truck with 34"' removable aide board• with or without 16 ft. 2 axhl trailer. Good cond. 304·895·3580 . 78 AMC Concord 6 cyl.. air cond .. need little work. $800 . Coll814·266·1961. o.c;;li~CX*='\l General Home Rtpelr. Cerpentry, Pointing, Remodeling, Wallpaper, Electrical. References. 304 - 676 4004. wheel drlvo, 304 - 678· 2t84. 78 Ford F-1 50 4x4, ahon bod, PS, PB, AC, 4 IPH~. 13. 200 . Coli 8t4-3811 · 9334 oftar 6PM . C\1, OlD I Fetty Tree Trimming, otump removol . Coli 304· 675· 1331 . St•rk• Tree 1nd Llwn Str· vice, 1tump ,.moval. 304576· 2010. ' 4 W.O . 1\liORE 'Ni.fS C:O, Re, FA, sot..,L.A. Af.\D Tl'jb~ RON'S Televition Service. Hou•e c•llaon RCA. Quaillr, GE . Spoolollng In Zenltlt, Coll304-&71·2398or lt4· 448-2454. 1985 C~ plck·UP truck . PI;. P8, V-8. outo. 900 mlloa. $9000. Coli 614· 949-2860. Vans&. SllTI~ AmJ~D 11-\LF.IIJt::>, ..· I ' .. Rotary or cable tool drilling. Moat walla completed ume dey. Pump AIH and servi· COl. 304-895-3802 . '82 Chevrolet pick up, 4 TO THE OLD VAULT. BASEMENT WAfERPIIOOFING UncondltioMI Ufetlme gu.ranlee. Local re,_encea furnished. Fr• aatim11tes. • Coli colloct 1· 81 4-237· · . 0488, doy or night. Rogoro • : ••. laH(nenl Waterproofing. ~ ... ... 78 Ford PU 8 cyi.. .Jopcf ., no rutt one owner. vary nice. Con 614·245·9556 or 614· 246 -6131 . t 979 chevy Y, ton . 305, auto, ps, pb, runs good. o2600. 1975 Dodge 4x4; 318, auto, ps, run a good. t1500 . Circulating liJII heater with tan . Cell 614· 992-7841 . ' Ho FOOLE D VO U. ,He MADE '>'O U LI: AD HIM AA·I-IA, IT ~E.;M-:; '51)( M~ IIINGLES'S SERVICE. ox· perienc.d carpenter, electrician, "'a1011, painter. roofIng {Including hot ur opplcotlonl 304-87&-20B8 or 675-7368 . rJ Cil Seoond City TV BORN LOSER J.and L. lnttallat~n. RootIng. vlnylsldlng.ttorm doorl end windows. Free eetlmotoa. Col 814-982-2772. "'~-=-- (IJ Whool of Fonuno G Cll Whoel of Fortuno Mi&T, MOT .JOSe . D.and M. Contrectora. VInyl . .. :·· siding. replacement win·:·:-:: dowa. inaulatlng, roofing,. ... :·· new and remodeling. con.. crete. Coll304·773·&131 . I I K XJ Cll Sanford ond Son Cll E-rtolnment Tonight l WAIJ THE OPE F<ATIVE · 'IOU WERE SUPPOI>oD TO Home Improvements e (}) PM Mooozlno Cil Gune of Will Sonnott Ser v11:es 81 to 1omo '""' onllno!y - Cll S(IOtUcent.r Motor Home. Dodge Free Spirit . ExceUent lnaide and out. Only 27.000 mlloo. 304·875·231 e. 1978 Grand Prix. needa work, body in ex." cond .. new tires. $360. Call 814-4484008 . Farmall 8, good condition. e995. Call614-843·5155. 7:00 CAf'l'AlN EASY ·n 1989 Plytnouth Fury 111318 on gino, 0585. CoM 814245-5843 . 73 Pont. Cet. 4 dr.. air i:ond ., e550. Call614·3888148. King Marigaux alto aaxapho.... Coll814· 367-0219. Kimbell piano, good cond . Coll614-268-1411 . 1984 brown Berlinelta, e.w:c. condit i on. 14.1100 mi .. t10,000. Coli 114·4489316. botwMn SAM ond 2PM . . 601 Ford mounted corn picker, good working cond .. f660. Cell 614, 379· 2674. Musical Instruments Bundy alto u.w:aphone f360. Anloyclllrlnot . t160. Both e~e:cellent condition. Coli 614-446·4881 otter 8:00. .... NCh- Ur11Cta oota- Cou-~ ono Iotter to EVENING 1911. 12 ft. Croo Trovol Trailer. ·G reat for dMr hunten . *1500 or make an offer. Coli 304· 882· 3437. · 71 Autos for Sale ___ _ _.:.__ __ _ _ 1874 VW Super Beetle, su~ roof, good cond. Call after&, 614-446-2422. 64 Bundy trumpet, exc. cond ., t275. Call614· 446-3044. Autoa for Sale 3000 Ford diesel tractor. IS ft . buoh hog. $3.996 . Call 614·286· 6522. 1 billy goat, epprox 2 yr. Old, hea been c1strated. Call 614-258-1919. 6 ttrlng banjo. Cell 614266-84 t 7 before 8 PM . 71 84 Ford Tempo GL 4 door, 61 Farm Equ1'pment like new. automatic. loaded. Call 814-245-8655 or 814246• 5131 · CROSS It SONS U.S. 36 Woot, Jockaon . 1976 AMC H net AC PS Ohio. 614-286-8461. or · • • Massey Ferguaon. New am-fm. good aecond car. Holland, Buoh Hog Solo• & boot offer. Coli 614· 448· Service. Over 40 uHd .:.8.:.0_6.,1_·- -- ::-:--::-::-:1 trectora to chooae from • 1978 Chrysler New Yorker complete line of new &. Broughmtn. 2 door. Blackuaed equipment. Largest tilver lnteri9 r, high mileage, Hlectlon In S .E. Ohio. good cond. lolded. Call Jlm ' a Farm Equipment Can- 614· 448• 7404 · tor. 111. 36 Woot, Gallipolis. 1880 Toyoto Corollo, SR-5. Ohio. Coll614-448·9777or 2 dr.. AC. om-fm coo•tto. 614·446-2484. Good •e- oun roof. 5 apd. deloyod lection of used tractor and wlpera, elec. rNr defroater. toolt . Speci1l dhl on hey tools 4.6,6, 7 ft . King Kut• rear wiper, " alum . mag tara. HD real bladea. wheell, white letter tiraa. new plint(whlte), new front For ula dua to hoofth. ·brokea. V.G.C. Call 114Riding horHt. taddlet, hay. 446· 7414 · Super C Fermall tractor, 18 79 Dodge Aapen Wagon, mower• plowt, buah hog, AC. cruise control. am-fm disc. scraper blade. 260 B·track, tuper alx. autoFord hay baler. John Deere matlc, E. C. Coli 6t4·448· hay rake. Low Boy. Call 74 14. 814-379·2696. 800 Cete tractor, PS. live For Sale: 1976 Chryolor power, 3 bottom John Cordobo . Call 61 4· 388 · Deere plowa, New Idea lime 8194. tpreedar. 6 fl . buth hog, VW 1969 white mech . John Deere 4 row corn sound, good ahape, eaoo. planter, all $2,895. Call Ca11614-245-5890. 814- 286-6522 . 2 bottom and 3 bottom plowo." Coii614-B43-5166. v ....... .... For S,le or Trade AKC Beagle puppies. 10 weeka old, 1 · 304-372 4520. Used R-8& Ditch Witch Trencher . Coli 614- 6947842 or 814·894· 5006. •• Clinning pHche• now avail· eble. open 7 deya week, call for prlcet aa 1upply ia limited . 304 · 773· 5721 . Bbb'• Market, Mason, W. Vo .. gree. 175 .00. 304-882 2237. 57 ,, 'i1ff9Nl fi}"' ~THAT SCIWIIUD- GAllE ~ 1.!:11 ~~· by Henri end Bob lll B/29/85 1984 Cofomon pop· up. Sloepl 8. Sink, IIOVO, lt:eii!IX and awning. Uaed twiCe, • , 814-992-5170 or 814- 9823687. Lowery org~~n . Almost new. Will Ncrtflce at very r••onoble prlco. 814· 992· 7t 14. Four yearling Charoleia croaa heifera. Cell8 14 · 3677419. 73 Ford pickup, runt good. f250. Sot of golf clubo, bog ond cerf. $36, 100 lb. punching bag with gloves. f&O. Coli . 614· 992· 7719 after 2 :00. Air condltlonert fo r ule. Now 1000 BTU G E Corry Cool, t t 50. SNro 19000 GOOD USED APPLIANCES BTU, t200. Cornell, 731 Walhers, dryers. refrigera- High St., Mlddlopon at tors, ranges. Skaggs Ap- 614·992-3530. pliance•. UP.per Atver Rd. betide Stone Creat Motel . Amr)lo·. 223 1000 round casa. new . Leupold 4X 6 14-448-7398 . tcop.e , utld. Redfl.td 3x9x County Appliance, Inc. tcope , new . Several Good uted appllencet and boxes.357 ammo. Henk Ro· TV 1811. Open BAM to 6PM. tHtrtt Cro11bow. UHd one Mon thru Sot. 614·448· ...son. 4 Delwe procatter 1 699. 827 3rd. Avo. Golli· magforce tithing rMII. Mutt Hll. 814· 992·7817 polio. OH . Pats for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breedt. Heated indoor· outdoor feci lities. AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call614-446: 7795 . Green vinyl chain link fence , 5 ft . high by 110ft. long . Half -has privacy strips , $140. Call 614-446-4141 after 5 . Gym Pac 2000 weight machine, ax. cond . Call 614448-3044. Building Supplies Building M atetialt Block. brick. tewer pipet, windowa, lintels , etc . Claude Wintert, Rio Grande, o. Call614· 245·5121 . Che1t freezer· Montgomery Ward deluxe, 1 8 ft ., telf defroating, good cond. , t200 . 2 twin beds box springs It mattretaes. good cond. 8100 set.' Antique piano & ttool-needJ tuning t&O. Electric Magic Chef double oven ttove, good cond , t1BO . Old refriuerator-could be used as o 2nd .. t25. Coli 814-387· 7143. MoJbile home space for rent, R1 . 143. all utilities available . Call 614-992-5858. Trailer tpaces. SfT!all children accepted. out Locutt Road. Rt. t . back of K&K. 304· 675 · 1 076. 19 lnctl Quasar portable color TV, exc cond, 304B95-3683 . Household Goods 7401,12 2nd . Avl!l., 3 bdr .. S19 0 mo. 5 13 3 rd. Ave .. 1 2 bdr . com pletely furnis hed, total electr ic, 468 2nd .. $ 225 mo. , sec. dep . & ref. Call 614-446·22 36 or 514· 446· 2561 ' • Furnished 1 becboomapt, air cond, first floor, private entrance and drive, all utilitie s included , 8235.00 month, 304-675-6730. 51 Firewood-cutup tlabs, 1 truck lood $100, 2-$180. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33. North of . Pickup load, you haul 815. Pomeroy. Large lot1. Call HEAP accepted. Call 614245-5804. 614· 992-7479 . Fu rn is hed dow nstair s 2 rooms & bath wit h s hower, c l t~an, adults. no pets. ref. required . CJt ll 6 14-446 15 19 Fuller Brush Products, bruahea. mops, brooma. cleaning product~ and many more itemt to chooH from. Oealera wented. 304· 675· 1090, 2213 Mt. Vernon Ave, Point Pleatant. W. Va. let anyone ~orget that you're the club J.l champion, are you, Roger?" . . Furnis hed ' ,..p\~~ . 92C;f_-~t~ Ave. , 1 · b\lr., s 225. u'toNU~I pd ., adults. Call . 446- 44,6 atter 8pm . bdr ., $135 . De posit re qu ire d. Call 6 14-446-4222 between 9 & 5. ~ '. nOt . gOnna JACKSON E STATES 1- - - - - - -- ..;._ APARTM EN T S ( Equ a l One bedroom apartment, Housing Opp o rtunity) convenient location . Call monthl y rent s tarts at $169 304· 675-2441 . for 1 bedroom and $204 for 1- - - - - - - - - 2 bedroom. deposit $ 200. One bedroom apt, fur located near Spr ing Valley nished, convenient location, Plaza and Foodland, pool call 304-675-2441 . and Cable TV available, office hours as possi ble 1 0 Nice 2 br. all utilities paid. am lo 4 pm and 7 pmto9 pm 304· 675· 7112 . M onday-Fr iday, Call 6144 4 6 - 2 7 4 5 o r 1ea v e Metal offi ce da~k with swivel chair and 2 drawer file cabinet. ell for tt 1 6.00. 304-372-280t . Courier, apinet walnut pi· 1110. 12 yeart old, aKcellent condition. Coli 114-992· 7667. 58 Television Viewing 1818 Sh01t1 trovol 1..11 • • 1 3 ·foot. aloet>• 4, o -. oven. pump Wilt• ay.-..m. t991. excellent "'O!Idftlon lnoldo ond out. Calf I 14246· 5271 . Flu te , • 1 60. Trumpet , '125. Colll14-992·1010. Dally Ohio TRACY .. ·Furnished, AC,,.blo.ll!l.IN'\$. ta"es. beautiful river view. in Kanauga . Foater ' l5 Mobile Home Perk, 614-446· 1 802. - 29, 1986 .. . BILLY o5N'T IN A~Y 7~0V8t.~ 15 1'1E, MA? 181 •Hometown' Whore *Old Friends MHt It Love Again/New Series CBS BARNEY '{OUR FAVORITE FOR BREAKFAST TillS MORNIIII; JUGHAID SN~KE!! WHATS 11-115 . MA<:;AZ.INE YOtJ'RE READING, 5NAt<.E? Pol HIMel" 11)1 Stor Hustler/ Sign Off 11J liZ Eye on Hollywood 1!11 Charlie's Angolo 1 2:t 5 [H80) MOVIE: 'DNI of tho cantury' PEANUTS 1 1VE ElEEN TIIINKI N6 ABOUT 11415 SCHOOL BUS T HIN6 ... I HOPE THAT J',IDING ON A BUS WITI-I A LOT OF SCREAMING KIDS' WON 'T UPSET YOU ... t 2:30 I'LL BE SC.REAMIN6 T I-lE LOUDEST! G Cil (IJ Late Night with O.vid Letterm1n Ton ight"s guest is comedian Jeff Alt· man. C80 min.) 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I don't describe these methods to give you a beadache but only to dem0111trate that there iB a great deal · of sopbilticatlon in contemporary bridge bidding. Declarer play Is based on traditional values, however, and so we come to the play of today's deal. The slam is good and, on surface inspection, will make If the spade queen comes down or the diamond king Is favorably located . In sucb cas. the wise declarer looks for traps, and bere it becomes apparent that playing the AK of. •:l"'des will be dlsaslrotll \f one opponent has three to the queen, denying declarer entry to dummy to lalr.e the diamond finesse. If declarer plays a spade to the jack at trick two and loses to the queen, I!J.O spade 10 EAST WEST .Q7 +96 .K652 .J962 • K 10 8 3 +1086 .9 73 SOUTH +AKJ853 • Q J 10 9 .7•AQ +AKQJ Vuinerab.le: Neither Dealer: South Wetl Nortlli East SHdl Pau 2• Pass 24< 2• P ass P ass Pass •• Pass P aos .., 4 NT 3t · s• &to Pass Pass Pass Pa,. 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In thi5 sample A is used the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, for apoatrophel, the lencth and f0t'11111tion of the words an! aU hints. Each day the code !ellen an! dlffen!nt. ... JYZT VYXNJ HFOFM AS YS - HD O H FAI'l'F , 0 OFT AV WYJD HOTM HDTM ' B VXYOHASP u y s- J Y VTXX ASJAJH E G JHFTOZ CAXXASPJ "IM&!I..,. CI)Jtutwate: WE ARE AFRAID OF 1'Rl1I'H, Al'tlAID (\NO OF FOR'ruNE, AFRAID OF DEA1ll Al'tlAID OF EACH O'll!ER. -- RALPH WALDO JOOUISON -, �14-The Sentinel Meigs County... ~~ Happenings Mayor Seyler ends Speaker announced • . . R,obert Ross of Marietta wUl be erght COUrt cases .the speaker at the POmeroy First Five defendants were fined and three others torlelled bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard ~y~r. roy~:1aw:~~:~~u~~~':; The annual Johnson reunion wW See poD on Paae 3 In the SpoOigllt on Pqe 7 Pick HJAH ,.CHOOL ,.E·NIOR,. ~ _, Musklnellons Mtigs County's OIMt Florist fiiii;;;;;;~~;;:;~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;J~~~~~I!IIIIII (7 Coaches Jike Meigs 352 East Main St. Pomeroy, OH. be held Sept. 1, at the Racine Locks Baptist Church as candidate on . andDamsltelnWestVlrglnlawltha Sept 1, and 8. Communion wUI be baaket dinner at noon. ~r:ved on Sept. 1. confinement, public Intoxication; Danny Haggy, Pomeroy, $al and costs, · taUure to register; Troy Dudding, RaCine, $25 and costs, expired plates; Harold Pettit, ·Pomeroy, $50 and ~· squeaUng tires, $.m and costs, DWI; Joan Shawhan, Char~ton, Oh, $43 and costs !allure to maintain assured clear distance. Forleltlng bonds were Vernal Johnson, Jr., West Columbia, $&, faUure to register a motor veltlcte; Richard Bolin, Athens, $63, failure to keep vehicle under control; Doris Thomas, Rutland, $43, faUure to yleld at Intersection. NEW ADDmON - Fred Beaver, lett 1\o the mana&er ol the new convenlen~ store located on Pomeroy's East Main Street which lonnerly boused B&R Discount. Tb!J new addition Is now known as Food Shop and oflers hand dipped Ice cream, groceries, 110ft drlaks and dairy products. The business has also added an automatic car wash. On the rlghlls Earl Hobnan, long lime employe of B&R now aseoct••ed with Food Shop. The station and convenience store Is open 24 hours 8 day tocludlng holidays. FLORIST Sunday reunion Bet ~ quiet place e You'll like the individualized attention you receiv_l' when you get your senior portrait made at THE PHOTO PLACE For An Appointment or More Information Call After 5:00 P.M. or Anytime on Weekends Bob & Charlene H oeflich 109 Street. Pomeroy • ELBERFELDS SCHOOL DAYS SALE FRIDAY, AUGUST 30th and SATURDAY,AUGUST 31 SALE! GIRl'S TWO DAV SALE KNIT TOPS New Fall long sleeved knit tops. Turtle necks, polo KNIT SHIRTS shirts, V-necks and layered looks. All New .... Fall sports- ,misses. petite and extra sizes. KETS • SWEATERS BOUSES · SLACKS Reg. '17.00 to '62.00 TWO DMS ONLY! tim 314 to 20 Reg. 121 Slacks .... 116.88 Reg. 123 Slacks .... •18.48 Reg. 125 Slacks.. .. 119.88 Reg. 128 Slacks .... 122.48 ~.)ALit: Sl 359 9 Sizea 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 4. 4 to 7 Rec. Reg. Reg. Reg. Sale 14.65 Sale 17.05 Sale 18.65 Sale 110.25 15.79 ............. 18.79 ............. 110.79 ...... .... . 112.79 ......... JUNIOR KS wear. Beautiful fall colors in $49 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. SALE SPORTSWEAR two day sale prices on TO Shirts ...... 110.19 Shirts ...... 111.79 Shirts ...... 113.49 Shirts ...... 114.99 NEW FALL DEVON our new fall Devon COUNIRY • POP • ROCK IIUIS • REliGIOUS • IIUE GRAS! EASY liSTENING end and aave. 112.95 '14.95 '16.95 '18.95 long sleeved knit shirts in an array of colora! Many styles in· elude crow necks. ·pull-overl. turtle necks and jer1ey shirts. Sale prices of albums and prerecorded cessettea. , colors in our new fall line. Sizes B to 20. Buy this week· Boys Boys Boys Boys KNIT SHIRT SALE muiic. Many e•cellent styles end Sizes 6 to 24 mos .. 2 to 4 4 to 6X. 7 to 14 Reg. 18.00 Tops ....... Sale '6.39 Reg. 110.00 Tops ...... Sale 17.99 112.00 Tops ...... Site 19.59 115.00 Tops .... Sale 111.99 UnLE BOYS' ALBUMS & CASSETTES Save on your favorite BOYS' SALE MEN'S ·LEATHER . BELTS LADIES' Special group of ladies' leather belts. Auorted color1 and styles. Reg. '10.50 to '12.50 Our new tall knits arranged for your easy selection. Sizes S, M. l and XL in styles and Your Choiee colors you'll love. . Men's Men's Men's Men's \ '15.95 '17.95 119.95 124.95 17.00 BACK TO SCHOOL SALE KNIT SHIRTS y Knit Shirts ....... •5.59 19.00 Knit Shirts ....... •7.19 113.00 Knit Shirts.... 110.39 119.00 Knit Shirts .... 115.19 Shirts ................................ '12.69 Shirts ................................ '14.29 Shirts ................................ '15.79 Shirts................ ..'23.79 . $588 Sau Frl••v .... Sale Satur••v MEN'S SJ9.95 MEN'S and BOYS' GIRLS CHILDREN'S Save on our nMV Your first bra, your next bra · Cotton bra, eeamlosa fiberfill and seamless fiberfill with lace. BACK PACKS • SHOULDER BAGS and SATCHEL BAGS ASSORTED COLORS EG. '6.00 BAGS ............................ SALE 14.79 EG. '8.00 BAGS ............................ SALE 16.39 EG. 110.00 BAGS ........................ SALE 17.99 lim 30ASALE PR1C2ED ' $ 38 Our new line by Hanei Boys Sizes 9 to 11 Men's Sizes 9 to 15 dreueo for Fol. 2 pc. infam dreues, vetvtrta, •modi. df'BI181, dressy drest81, corduroys. TEEN BRAS SCHOOL BAGS CORDUROY JEANS DRESS TUBE SOCKS SALE lo $ 58 blend corduroy. Big selection of colors Reg. 19.00 Fall Dresses .......... 17.36 Rea. 112.00 Fall Dresses ........ 19.86 Reg. 118.00 Fall Dresses ...... 114.76 Reg. 124.00 Fall Dresses ...... 119.66 Reg. '34.00 Fall Dresses ...... 127.86 14.50 Our new fall •election by Wrangler . Neat •ppear•nce. Soft smooth cotton poly and white. Stock up now. SIZES 29 to 44 Reg. 12.50 Tube Socks .............. 11.88 Reg. $2.25 Tube Socks .............. 11.65 Reg. 11.75 Rogular lt9.95 SALE SJ$99 EXTRA SIZES 46 to 50 GOVERNOR DEFENDS RECORD.,.. Gov. Rlchanl F. In a · oelf.descrlbed "ftghllng spirit," vlgorowoly defended his llilmlnl!llra· lion's reconl agalnsl detradors Thursday, ""Yin& some of tao~ decisions may be WIJIOPular but he has gotten Ohio on the move agato. In carnpalgn-!tyle speech to the Ohio Conlen!DCe of Teartllllers, Celeele left little doubt he has accepted the challenge leveled at him by fonner Bepubllcan Gov. James A. llhodee, a poteaUal opponent next year. SALE . . COLUMBUS (UPI) -A special steering committee supporting a statewide ballot Issue promoting the use o! Ohio coal said Thursday It hopes to raise between $280,1XX> and $450,1XX>fortheautumncampalgn. 1 Eight members of the Ohio General Assembly, wltlch earUer this year approved the proposed constitutional amendment on lund· lng coal research, held a press conrerence to anl!ounce campaign plans. State Issue 1, the only statewide Issue on the November ballot, authorizes the state to Issue up to $100 million In bonds to llnance research and development of tech· nology to allow Ohio's high-sulfur coal to be burned cleanly. Sponsors said It wUI boost Ohio's coal Industry, provide jobs In southeastern Ohio and save money for electrtclty consumers across. the state. $18.49 ,--~-~--~~-~~~-r~-~~---~-----~·--r-·--·--·--·--·~-·--·--·----~---··--·-·-·-~·--·--·--·MEN'S S22. 95 Sale Prices! SALE-MEN'S 'SPRINGFOOT' and 'WRANGLER' REG. 59.95 25°/o OFF Back To SWEAT SHIRTS School Sale MEN'S & BOYS Big selection of solid colors. crew neck. fleece linad. S (34-36), M (38-40), l (42·44) and XL 1461. UNDERWEAR ' ~~. U. S MATCHING SWEAT PANTS .. Back Ta Schaal S1lel BOYS' CORDUROY ··i l t' JEANS Regular sizes end slims 8 to 1 6; Husky sizes 8 to 1 6 and Stude~ts 26 to 30. Excellent selection of solid colors. Reg. '18.96 Student Sizes .... '14.99 Reg . ' 17.95 Husky Sizes ....... '13.99 Reg. $15. 95 Slims & Regular Sizes ..... '12.69 ..$ 7 MEN'S & BASIC BOYS' LIGHT WEIGHT DENIM JEANS CKETS Men's Sizes 36 to .46 Boys to 20 By Lee and Wrangler. Pre-washed blue denim. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Straight leg or boot flare . $1788 BOYS' DENIM JEANS Lee and Wrangler in Slim. Regular and Student sizes. All pre-washed 1 00% cotton blue denim. Straight leg . SALE PRICES SALE PRICES! - Good selection of styles and colora to wear now and cooler days to come. YOUR CHOICE 1/2 PRICE BOYS'' REG. sa.95 SWEAT .SHIRTS a Crew neck style shirt in ootid colors by Wrangler and Springloot. Small !6·81; Modlurl\110l U'lJO (14-16) and Extra lJI'118it8). •B.95 Matching Sweat Pants ... $6.88 .,,.,,o; $ 68 8 ELBERFELD·S 26 Cents A Multimedia Elena hammers Florida PENSACOLA, Fla. (UPI) Hurricane Elena, a potential killer hurricane that sent 120,1XX>resldents and Labor Day· hoUday tourists !leelng Inland from Gulf coast resorts, flung Its 100 mph winds and 12-foot tides today toward the condominium coves of the Florida panhandle. Hurricane warnings were posted from Morgan City, La., to Apalachicola, Fla., a span of about 450 mjles. The storm was ndt expected to hit land until early Satunlay. · The huni<!ane slowed Its forwanl "About 95 pei'Q:'nt of Ohio's motion today, giving It more time to electricity Is generated by bumlng strengthen over the warm Gulf coal," said Sen. Richard C. Pfeiffer waters. Jr., IJ.Columbus, chief sponsor o! "Winds are now 100 mph and the proposal, explaining wby resiElena could become even more dents of urban areas outside tbe coal dangerous before moving across the region should support the plan. coast early Satunlay," the National "If we can find a ch<>aper way to · Hurricane Center said In a late generate electricity, we have a good advisory. chance of stabilizing or even At9a.m. EDT, thecenterofEiena reducing residential consumers' was near latitude 28.0 north, electric rates," said Pfeiffer. longitude 87.5 west, about 160 mlles Sen. Robert W. Ney, Rsouth of Pensacola. Bamesville, said the plan wUI "There are also Indications till! benefit 10,1XX> employees In thE> coal steering currents are changing and Industry and "help us take greater the hurricane Is expected to make a advantage of coal, Ohio's most more northerly course today," said abundant natural resource." the hurrlcan.. center. "lftltlsoccurs, Pfeiffer said that If aU $100 mWlon the threat to southeast Louisiana In bonds were sold and retired by wUI decrease and warnings may be state over 15 years at curreht lowered there later today." Interest rates,ttwouldcostthestate Florida Gov. Bob Graham about $10 million to $12 million a warned residents of low-lying areas year. to evacuate ~ Immediately or lace possible Injury or death, and he dispatched ·250 National Guards· men to Pensacola to help with the · evacuation. Escambla County CtvU Defense Director M.K. "Buck" Renfroe estimated that 20,000 people were evacuating Santa Rosa Island, Perdido Key and low-lying areas along Pensacola's waterfront. Maj. Dick Barlow, an dflcerwlth the Escambla County Sheriff's Department, said a few peOple chose to remain on Santa R.osa Island. :we haVe the names of tbelr next of kin," he said. "They're staying at their own risk," said another ~ficlal. Allen Dean Jr., who manages a Holiday lnn on Pensacola Beach, told guests tO leav~ tile resOrt Thursday. "It's a heartbreaker to have tltls weel<end disappear like this becauseofthe storm," he said. In Mlsslsslppl, Gov. Blll Allain declared a state of emergency Thursday night for the Gulf Coast counties of Harrison, Jackson and Hancock, and Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards, caWng Elena "a maJor hUIT!Cane," declared an ' emergency In 14 parishes, Alabama ' Gov. George Wallal:e also deciBted . ... POMEROY SHOP FRIDAY UNTIL 8 P.M. PARK IN OUR FREE PARKING LOT 2 Sactiona. 14 August 30, 1986 . . · coal-issue sponsors • announce campaign Regular 122.95 Tube Socks .............. 11.28 at y entine Celeste defends record COLUMBUS (UPI) - Gov. Richard F. Celeste, In a . self-described · and pushed through collective bargaining provisions for ]Xlblic employees. "The role of governor has changed," he said. "The responsibility Is clear. "fighting spirit," vigorously defended his administration's r~ord against . There Is a necessity to mal<e tough choices... detractors Thursday, saying some d his decisions may be unpopular but . Celeste told the teamsters that before he took office "we were also he has gotten Ohio on the move again. bankrupt in terms of Ideas" to capitalize on Ohio's strengths. "We can't In campaign-style speech to the Ohio Conference d Teamsters, Celeste Just live off museums that celebrate this," he said. left little doubt he has accepted the challenge leveled at him by former Celeste said that while some of his choices may have been unpopular, Republican Gov. James A. Rhodes, a potentllll opponent next year. lliey wUI benefit Ohioans In the long run. Celeste said afterwards that he was motivated by the approach of Labor · At tlie close of his speech, the governor unbuttoned his shirt to reveal a Day and that It Is ·too early to start the 198l gubernatorial campaign . "Teamster Power, Voter Power" T·shlrt. "Times have changed," Celeste told the teamsters, many ill them "We've worked closely together In the past," he said, "and I hope we cap sporting wltlte cowboy hats adorned with black-and·wltlte feathers. work together In J.98fj," "There was a time when you could be governor with a glad hand. There The governor received hearty applause from the teamster members, was a time when you could be governor with a goOd smUe. There was a time when you could be governor by passing out the good news. Well, ydu · but he said he does not know whether he wUI receive tbelr endorsement can't ·do that anymore. · nextyear . A'terwards, Celeste denied he was referring to Rhodes or was goaded bY "We have·had to fight back," shouted Celeste, waggling antndex finger the former governor's recent needling about his administration. at his audience. "My job Is not to do what ts popular, but to do what ts "It's too early to have anyone particular In mind," he said. ''Let me talk right." about him next year If he Is a candidate (for governor). Right now I'm Celeste said he was left with a "bankrupt" state and that his governor of all the people of Ohio, Including Jim Rhodes. I'm his governor, adminstratlon balanced the budget. "We didn't just talk about It like they and I want to be a good governor/' do In Wasltlngton," he added. Celeste attributed his unusual feistiness loan annoying case of polson Ivy Celeste also claimed credit for reducing Ohio's unemployment he developed during a vacation at his new retreat on Kelleys Island. compensatk>n debt to the federal government from S2 billion to $900 million The Photo Place Admlssions ..Helen Gibbs, Hartlord; Carolyn Gilmore, Long Bottom. Discharges--Pauline LaBonte, Roger Black, Gerald Gibbs. • Ohio. -Each preview set includes 10·12 different poses befor<' traditional oil ba c kdrops and in attractive outdoor settmgs. -We offer personalized wallets -Our prices are reasonable -Our full -color portraits hold a lifetime guarantee Veterans Memorial Story on Pqe 14 ~ -WE ARE NOW MAKING SEPTEMBER AND OCTOB.ER APPOINTMENTS- We .use Veterans' benefits SennuneUe 011 Pap 5 an emergmcy. PREPARE FOB STORM - le1Md W... lllld ltll dlil TQ1or (I+'"") of Mobile, Ala., board w........ aad doon to ptt lect their ,'l'heWdeC'="'niiDd(a•ti!)C'••• t,framR 1~ ltl tile Ot!lf of ,.......,, . . . . •pee.-tolllt ...dbelweea'mH=•udPr c+,J1a., ... ..... I I a- ....,.. .. '""'""' ......... of 111 mpiL (UPI). '"ntts Is not a super storm Uke Camll~ butlt'snotaDanny,el!her," said HaniSOn County (Miss.) ClvU Defense Director Wade Guice. "ThlslsmoreUkeaFreclericof'79or alletsyof'65-bothwerekUiersand not to be taken lightly." UP AND AT 'EM -Nobody wants 8 plctore taken early In the momlng - not even a duck. These line leathered friends make their home at 8 pond neighboring Map~wood Lake above Syracuse. AU rlghlgang! Hlllbewater! Gallia economic ·plan unveiled By LARRY EWING OVP stall writer , RIO GRANDE -"We need to take control of 'our own economic destiny," Community. Improvemimi Corporation President Dan Davies toldagroupofsome70Gallla County government and business leaders Thursday. "If our community is going to remain as we have known it," he said, "there Is a whole lot of work to be done." Davies remarks came during a session called to unveil a Cl C plan to "aggressively retain current Indus· try and promote economic expan· sion in Ga!Ua County." The proposal-designed to create a central office and employ a lull·tbne development director -Is envisioned as a cooperative effort between the city, county, ere and private sector businesses. "If our area Is to remain stable and grow In the future, " Davjessald, "our approach must be on a lull-lime, professional, dedicated baals. We can no longer rely exclusively on a well-Intended volUilteer effort In economic development." Davies said the ere projects a proposed budget of approximately $100,(0) a year to effectively operate • the office. The CIC president said last night that an esUmated $75,00) has been tentatively committed by area government and business agencies. "I feel that collectively we ~an raisetltls money," he said. "If we can gath<>r sufficient funds," Davies told the assembly, ''we are prepared to start advertisIng for a lull-time director." Davies said the proposed director's job would Include development of short and long-term goals, devising a community profile, establishing an inventory of avallabl<'lands and bolldings and creating a promotional package for prospective industry. In addition, the CICpresident said the director would need to head a team ·designed to emphasize the retention and expansion of existing Industry; and ,topromotetraveland tourism In the area. Hesaldalong-rangecommltment was being sought from each political and private sector agency Involved In the proposal. · In addition to the CIC president; two economic development consultants with local utiUty companies addressed tbe gathering of officials from business and government. Paul Clapsaddle, of Columbia Cas, emphasized the "highly competitive business" of economic development. "There are some 15,1XX> development agencies around the count ry , out there seeking out an average of about nlpotential prospects at any one time," he said. "Competition is keen.'' "Here, in the area, we need to fine-tune efforis to go after industry." Clapsaddle said the area's strong point for atlracting new industry Is "thE> availability of labor" and "a right attitude toward the work ethic." Jerry Callihan, of Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric, stressed the Importance of "relent ion and ex pan. sion of existing local indus! ry. ·· "The great majority of new jobs," he said, "will be created by businesses that are already here." CaUthan urged the crea lion of "retention and expansion teams," designed to aid and support existing lndustrtes. Quoting President Theodore Roosevelt he said, "What I'm really suggesting is :Do what you can, with what you have, wbere you al·e'." Davies said target date for lmp~menting thE> proposal is Janu· ary 1986. Parade kicks off Labor Day event Everything Is go for the Labor Day Celebration to be held In Syracuse on Monday, Sept. 2. A parade will kick off activities beginning atlO a.m. The paradewUI form at the Syracuse Elementary buUdtng at 9 a.m. The parade wUl leave from the school promptly at 10 and travel down Seventh Street to the Main Highway, travel tbe main highway up river to thE> Municipal Park. Taking part in the parade will be the Southern High School marching hand. • After reaching the park the band wUI offer several selections and trophies lor best !Joat entries wut be awarded. Children are encouraged to decorate bicycles . otber activities wUl Include a chicken harheque sponsored by the lire department, with serving to begin at 11 a .m. ; an open house at the!lredeparlment; a!eamarket; a dUly dunker; horseshoe and volleyball tournaments; and a nreflghtlng and air bag demonstration. Racine Fire . Department wUI also give demonstrate tiE "Jaws of ll!e." • From5-8therewill beahymnslng -·- featuring Janice Landender, "Vic· tory", "Sunrise" :Dan Hayman and' theCountryHymntlmers,andMark Matson. An added attraction will be the special guest appearance ,of Hattie Mae. A dance !rom 8 to 11 on the tennis courts wUJ conclude tl)e day ·s activities. The celebration Is a COOrdinated effort between the vUlage and the fire depat1m<'fll. 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