http://66.213.69.5/files/original/90b0ca6fb9c0072f96e801f680fc815a.pdf 1216e5fb59226a29e3c9cc7da3e4da2e PDF Text Text Bob~s Dodgers, Padres win Beat of Bend Story on Page 3 See column on Page 10 Olympic cage tryouts Annual livestock sale Story on Page 5 See story on Page 14 • e Vol.33, No.2 . -, • I at enttne 2 Sec tions , 14 Poge1 '2.S Cenh A Multimed ia In c New1paper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 18 , 1984 Copyrighted 1•a• • Meigs hoard fires two Instructors PAGE EIG HT - By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff The M eigs Local School District Board of Educat ion at a 3-2 vote Tuesday night !Ired Meigs High School Band Director Marilyn Goodnlte despite a supportive delegation of some 60 band students and parents appearing at the board meeting on her behalf. The board also by a 3-2 vote failed to renew the contract of English teacher, Mrs. Vema Evans. Following an three-hour executive session, during which time the parents and band students waited to be beard on the reemployment of Ms. Goodnite the board moved into open session at the junior high school cafeteria. The Rev. Richard Stewart spokeon behalfofparent s and students, who had walled until the late hour. He told the board that the large delegation felt that Ms . Goodnlte has done a good job in her two years here. The band has improved, there isdlsciplineand thestudents are supportive of her, the Rev. Stewart said. "We can work with her and she can work with us, " Rev. Stewart told the board . However, the recommendation of the high school principal James MUier , the local superintendent, Dan C. Morris, and tbe county superintendent of schools, John Riebel, was that the contract of Ms. Goodnite should not be r enewed. Board m embers, Larry Powell, Richard Vaughan and Arland King voted that the director'sconta ct not be renewed while board members. Robert Barton and rl.obert Snowden voted against the non -renewal. Following the vote. the delegation stormed from the m eeting r oom som e shouting thai the board had failed ' to represent the people and tha t they will vote against the present board members in the future. Some of the students were in t!'ars as they left the room. After the adjou rnment, parents and student s supportin g M s. Goodnitewerewaiting in a hallwa y and verbally attacked Principal James Miller and board members as they left the bu ilding. Someparentsaga in c harged that the board ha d not listened to thetr recommendation to r etain Miss Goodnile; that Miller had caused the student s emotional problems in r ecommending that Ms. Goodnite not be rehired. "There goes the band down the drain," one said. Se\·cral indicated the.v have bet:•n qult(' <:tCtivp members oft he Meigs Band Boosters, but said that they are through doi ng anything to help. Following the Jpngth~· ex0eutin:• session. Barton ex tcndf'd an apology to the crowd which had wail ed the long period unttl the hoard movf'd into open session. After th~ board moved into open sess ion, all of t he bu siness w hic h includ£'d among other items of business. thC' issuanf'f' of numerou s new contraC'ts to C'mp lo~'E"S \\'!.lS romp lf't£>d in lcss than one- half hour. ln the sam(' 3-2 \ 'otf' paltern r~s m Ms. Coodn itP 's case. the board voted aga inst rcne\\1ng the contract of Mrs. Verna Evans. 311 English teacher at the high sc hoo l for some six or srvrn yea r s. · tContinued on page 101 Meigs board hires personnel TOILOBOWL U IVORY ~~~ DI SHWASHING LIQUID 22 oz. $119 r-· SCOT TOWELS Big Roll Big 24 oz. Numerou s co ntra cts wer e awarded to cert ified and noncertified personnel when the Meigs Local School District Board of Education m et ln regular session Tuesday night . Due to the largea ttendanceat the meeting - mostly supporter s of Marilyn Goodnlte, band director , who was fired during the m eet lng the meeting was moved from the board m eeting room ln the central txJUdlng to the junior high cafeteria. Last night, the board accepted the resignations of Mike Barr, assistant varsity football and reserve football coach, and Karen Facemyer, high school cheerleading coach . The board did not rPnew noncertlfied supplement al cont rac ts of Carson Crow and Robbie Eason, seventh and eighth grade football; Phliilp Harrison. ninth grade basketbali; Rick Ash, girls' junior high basketball. and Marl a Grimes, junior high cheerleader advisor. The board did not renew the supplemental head teac her con· tract of Bonnie Fisher at Pomeroy Elementary School . Sandra Cobb was added to the substitute teacher list for the current year and Carrie and Steve Morris were added to the substitute bus drivers list for this year . Given one year teaching contracts were Kim Adkins, Lynn Bookman, Tracy Burdette, Judith Carter. Ted Cotterman , G reg Drummer, Mary Durst, Carol Evans. K aren Facemyer, Connie Gilkey, Mary Grim, Mary Haggerty, Susan Nickels, James Oliphant, Marsha Radabaugh, Linda Ressler, Patrick Rose, R ita Simm ons, A llison Smith, G loria Van Reeth, Theresa York. Lind a Zarnoch. Three-year teaching contract s went to Patrice Ahmad , Robert Ashley. Sheila Bevan. Rusty Bookm an. Deborah Canter, Mick Childs, Carol Crow. Ron Drexler, Richard Fetty, Debra Hill, Karen Uoyd, Girree Notter. Kim Ohlinger, Kay ProffiTt, Tim Saunders, Joyce Sl>elig, Julia Vaughan and Bill Williamson. Given one-year coni rac ts pending certifica tion were Thomas Werry and Rebecca Windon. Five-ear contract s wPrP given to Sabra Click. Don Dixon and Eykle Whitley. Awarded continuing teaching contracts were Darlene Arnott, Suzy Carpenter. Ed Harkless, Barbara Ros.tad , and Linda Y onker. The board voted 4-1 on the awarding of a number of supplement contracts lor the next school year with Snowden casting the dissenting vote. The cant racts include Charles Chancey. head football: Don Dixon, Larry Grimes, Fenton Taylor, assistant varsliy football ; Fenton T aylor. r eserve football : Larry G rimes. head ninth grade football; John Arnott, seventh and eighth grade footba ll; Rusty Bookman, boys' eighth grade basketball; Ron Drexler, boys seventh grade basketball; Bob Ashley, boys head track; Mick Childs, assistsant high school track ; Jesse Vail. junior high track; Darlene Arnott. assist · ant junior high track Also Tim 6aunders, head basebail ; Ron Drexler , assistant basebail; L arry Grimes, head wrestling; Bob Ashley , golf; K aren Walker, girls volleyball; Gary Walker, girls assistant volley ball; Ron Logan, girls varsi ty basketball; Kim Adkins. girls reserve basketbail; Gordon Fisher. girls head track : John Arnott, girls softball; Tracy Burdette. girls reserve soft ball ; Charles Chancey, athletic facilities carP; Girree Notter, year book; Celia M cCoy. drama; Jeannie Taylor, junior class sponsor; Gordon Fisher, athletic director; Tim Flesher. guidance; John Redovian, guidance; Mat1ha Vannari , guidance; Eleanor B laettnar. Ji . brarian; Earl Young. part time assistant high school principa l; Rebecca Triplett, Pomero_v safety patroL Carolyn Smith, head teacher. Middleport; MarjoriP Fetty. head teacher, Rutland; Gordon F isher. extra printing for schools: Vivian Pierre. food servic(' supervisor . Continuing contracts to noncertified personnel went 10 Terry Powell, m l'Chanic: Juanita Lam hen. Pauline Snowden , Ronald Wood. bus dr ivers; Paul Kauff. maintenance and Marla GrimE'S, SPC r etary. Two year non-rertilit'<i contracts went to Roger Holm an, dirl'Ctor of transportation: William (Continued on page 1111 CELESTE .o\.1'1/D Hi\RT - Ohio Gov. Richard Cetest<· talk.• with Sen. Gary Hart dur ing a rnt•Pting in f olwn hli"' TuesdaJ when' Ha rt mt•l "ith statt:> Dr mOlTa lk t.. adt·~ to solidl UIPir support for hi ~ hid for lht• De rnocratk presidential nomination. ( :\P La.~·rpholo ). Hart foresees Missouri loss; Jackson rips union bosses By WilLIAM M. WELCH i\ssoclaled Press Writer Sen. Gary Hart alrea dy is dismissing what he calls a probable Joss to Walter Mond aiP in M issouii caucuses tonight in which 75 delegates to the Democratic National convention will be selected. On the eve of this W1'Ck's only delegate selection, Han began Tuesday to look ahead to T exas wttile the Rev. Jesse Jackson accused union IPaders of locking out minorltif's and womPn. Ending a thr""-day vacation from the ca m paign traU. MondaiP planned a pre-caucus appeal to Democrats in Kansas City. Hart acknow ledged In an intPrview Tuesday that the former vil'f' p=Ident "proba bly" will win the Missouri caucuses but sought to play down their import ance. " !don't think Missouri will be any bigger for him 1501 Jackson Ave . Point Pleasant, W.Va. tOl Sixth Ave . Huntington, W.Va . 112S Main Street Millon, W.Va . 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio 716 N. Second Street Middleport, Ohio 120 W. Second Stl'ftt Wellston, Ohio go,·ernment has fHilf'(l to pi'D\' id<' ~l di'QU.Jlf' job tra ining. " I sav sha mr on this rou ntrv and ~ harn ro on our go,·ern~f'nt for not bu ilding th J,I tJridgt' lX'tWPt'n thf' hum an skil ls thai arf' ava il nb lr i.f lhP\' 1A·rrro trainf'd and thP joh;.; that n('('(i to br donP," lw s. lid ;Jt than Arizona was for us," said the Colorado senator. who won 17 delegates to Mandate's 15 in Arizona's caucuses Sa turday. Missouri state party Chainna n Pal Lea predictf'd Mondale will gel 50 to 55 national convention delega tes from Missouri. with II art tak ingl51o 20 and J ackson receiving eight to 10. Har t and Jackson. meanwhile. wrap up their tours of the industrial Midwest toda_ v and t um sou thward. with Hart planning a long da y of events across Texas. where Democrats ca ucus May o with 169delegates at stake. Jackson was appearing today in St. Louis before the National Conference of Black Ma_ v ors belo!'f' head in g to North Carolina, where 75 delegat es are at stake in the Ma y 8 pr imary. In Cleveland Tuesday nigh t. Hart sai d the fed~ral Cu\'a hoga Commu nit y Collpgc. In St. Louis . .Jackson attackl'd Missou,·i ':-: c~1ucu s s~ ·stf'm . sa~' ing it tak('S awa_ , . thP r ight to pr i , · ;lC~ · 1n ,-oting . "WP mu st r-ngagf' in th0 l\Ju cu~ tomnrTo"· ntght bc'<'auSC' it is thr livC" opt io n. " .l ;.JCkson said ... Bu t we a!"(> not going to stop figh ting until v.·f' gPI \\·hat V.-t ' dcserv£'. onr prr.~ n -onf' volt'." J ack son rolled on AFL-CJO Pr~s id ~nl Lan~ KirkJand to OpPn m of'C' union job tra inin g programs to ~·oung pPOpiC' and C'ompl ~l in (-'(:1 th at minorities ~ 1nd London Embassy Shooting Monda!!' pnjo~· ... ;1 comfortaiJIP Jp;td in dPl\>g:!H'~. v.·irh l.l~ l .R to FL.1rt' ~ !{~) cmd .lackso n·..., n9.2. It t cd.; i'~ U~i7 c.ll•lc•gaiP~ to sn:u:·1· tht• nomin;tlion. Negotiations underway • British-Libyan fight In I.OT\IJX):\ r r\P l - Poli('(' !--h. n-p s hootrrs ringNi 1110 Lih.v an Ern has~·i} ' tocla~· and f1ritish officiJls ncgotiatf'd with it.'-' (X'cup;.• nt ~ a dJ\ aftrra burst ofsuhm;tchin rgu n firr T o become a member requires a $25 deposit plus $1 per week. The commissioners will make a decision on the request later in the week . The board r eceived a IC'tt<'r from Robert E. Byer . administrator of the M eigs County Em ergency Mt'llical Services which stated "Meigs County Emergency Medi cal Services was ol'f the air approx in1ately 10-12 hours Sunday due to lightning damage In excess of $2,500. "Cooperation between ot her county and village agencies as will as EMS personnel allowed the dispatching system to have com munications with the squads and flf(' departments durtng theoutage. The damage, which is covered by Insurance, was being repaired by radio technicians within an hour of the Incident. Although measures are taken to prevent such an Incident further steps are being taken to hopefully reduce the chances of reoccurance and cut damage and down time." choo~f' df' l PgalC'~. women h avf' bN:'n JockPd out of unions. Credit Union sought ·for county employes Dale Shultz. president of the Hocking Valley Credit Union, Athens, met with Meigs County commissioners Tuesday sreking permission to offer a credit union to county employes. Sehult z sa id h~ was granted permission from the state six weeks ago to come into Meigs and Vint on Counties. The credi t union w ould offer savings account s. loans. Installment loans and personal loans upto$1.500. There would be payroll deductions on loans. According to Shultz there would be very little work for the auditor. The auditor would send a check for the total amount of deductions each pay period. The cred!t union would offer matchlng money Jn savings up to $4,000 for persons 55 of age and younger. It Is slmlliar to a life Insurance policy according to Shultz. Shultz asked permission to pass out Information packets to employes with their paychecks . "Thrt"f' i ~ sulJstantial C'\· idPnrc nf histori('a! lof'kou! thf' black. thr Hi." pt:lll i<' a nd th r· lc•malf' ... stJid .Jackson. ··wf' on thC' one hand mu." t OJX'n ur tr;Jdr unions ami t rain our ,·outh nnd nn thl' othrr hand frN' up monr~ · from the Congrrss tha t thf'"(' :-·uuth might ha,·r thr mission of rrhuildin ~ t\m( 'f'ica and rnclin.c th(' slums." .Jac kson i ~ hoping to tum out Cl laq:!f' btark \ j 11t · 1n twJ ma jo r urlxw an•a.<-:, Ka n ....;as CiT \· an d S1 Loui '- . Afl rr tcxl t.l\··s ('aut·usi's. tht• m'.'\ 1 d< 'IPJ:!<lh' .'-Ph'<'llon cr,ntP..,t j.., in \ '('rmont . \~·ht•n• DPmoc r; lt :-- c; IU cu ... 1\Jc...;cta~ · . L'tah foJ ) (Jv.:~ thp m•:xt da.\ ·, and on ~·la .\ · 1 Ormorrat ~ in TPnnPsstl.( ' dnd t tH • Dist ri r l ol ( ·i 1lumht ;1 srhPmf'~ a~ainst from tllf' mission killPd ~~ polirrv:o· ma n and \\IJU!ldf'rl 11 demonstrators. In Llb~·a. Amha"sador Oli\'f'r Mil rs wa" rs<"urt('(.l frnm thC' Briti sh Embas~:; b\ as m<ln\ as W uniformed policcmf'n to 1lw ForC'ign Minisll)', his wifr, .Ju lia. s;1 id in .1 IPIC'phone intPIY iP'-'-. Sh0 did not SpPC ify wh\ MilP~ had bc'C'n summonl"ll . A retaliator:·; si('gr of thf' British <D Libyan People's Bureau <2> SI.Jim.a' Square UBYi\N SHOOTING SCENE - This Kl'BPhlC details the location and srene where a London policewoman was ldlled and several demOitl!tnUor!l were Injured In a shoollng Incident at the Ubyan People's Bureau In London '1\tesday. (AP Laserphoto). ' Em bass~· in 1i·ipo li also continued today, but Foreign Otlire undcrsccrelar,· Richard Lucrsaid he did not think the embassy stall or the estimated B.OCO other Britons in Libya w e r e "m an}' dange r a t the prt'sent t imr. · The FOI-eign Office sa id three Ilritish citizens had bf'cn del a ined in Libya since the London attack. A Foreign Office spokesman sa id 25 pecple, Including 11 women and two children. were trapped in the British l·: mb~l . . ~\ r r ou ndf'd j....ru ard~ ... tl\ ,\ nn tht ' l Tripnl t. ~ ur rP\ ·nfu t HJn .t rY 1n <.:('\'I'll Hri!i~h wurnt •n and 11 l· hi ldtt'Tl n •m:11m'(l in :o;taff homl''- .tround tlH ' c it\', surroum.l(•d h\ ··... m;!ll (Towd:-- ." "TlK•J'f' i:-- ll!l ~uggt•:--t i rm ;tt tht' mom1•nl ol .1m ,lltt•mpt to:--! Drmnur r>mlx t ~S\. hul it ' .., .1 minutt•-tn minull' ~itu;11io11:· ;tdd('(j th( • spokesm an. wtJq ,1'-ht'<l nol 11.1 tx.• idl'ntifif'C! l.ut'l' .. ~id tht · Lih' ;tn EnliJass} ·, surroundf'd b' pulicf' si nce thf' shooting . "f'x pn•s... tu us. through our co nt act~. n•gr('t at t hf' L.wtthata Brit ish jYJ l ic('v;om :~ n wa~ killed." ro PrPS~ Associt.~tinn. mC'Stlc nC'ws ;Jgt•nc}·• Britain' s do . -.aid it had lf'arnPd that 1ht · 1 ·xpn ·~si on of r egn •t wa..-. authorizfd h\ ( ·ot. Moamrnat Khadaf~ · ·s gm·I T11 1llC'nt in Trip-Jii. Lib; a Khadc1f~ · ... 1.-:!l'>f'rnmcnt, suggt·~r ing on T'uf'"da~ · that British offiC'f'rs werP pt'i'paring to storm th~ five -story Lihyan mission. declared that " an act of this magnitude will not go unanswered by the Lib,·an people." ' �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·commenta•uy Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Oblo DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ Bm~ rT"'\,.,t.-"""r•f'T'1Iiiilii!!d•-=- ~v ROBERT L . \\1NGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD i\ S.'llstant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH Geoeral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. !~ews E dito r r\ ,\~EMBER of ThP A"'!Wlclate-d Press. lniiUid Dally Pre!t-8 Assocla· tto• and the Amrrican Sewspaper Publi"'her A.ii~clatlon. LETTERS OF OPI:"rtiiO!\' art" wf'lcomed . They '"houkl ~ le85lllaa M •OI"M lMI( . Alll eUtor§ arf' suhjN'I t o Millin~ and m ust bt- s ir:ned with name, address a.MI trlephon~ numb~ r. .'Ito unsirned lrtter!'l will bt' published. Leuen !dlou)d brr In Jeod l&.''ilr . addr..,.!dnJt '""UM, n fK JM!~alllii>!i For employees: a peek into the files For many employers and their employees, a momPnl of truth is at hand. In morE' and more places wherE' propie work for other people. the long·barfE'd door has been unlocked to l hP inner sa nctum where the personnel rues are stored · Nine sUi tes - Cal1 forma. Conne<"ticul. IllinOis. Main<'. Michigan, Nf'W l!ampshill.'. Oregon. Ppnnsy lvania and Wisconsin - have enacted laws t'€Quiring that workers be allowed to ~xaminc their fill'S periodically. Similar prov isions ar e bemg written mto manv labor contracts. : And what has happened since I he layprs of ~recy were peeled away. laying bar~ every shock ing word and number in ihese dread docum<'nts? y.'ell. actua lly. not vel)· much at all . • AI least that's the conclusion Il.'ached by Prenticf'-Hall. publishers of lax ;imd business informatiOn. after sul'/eying morE' than 600 businesses and ·!>tllf'r inst itu tlons where employees arf' now permitted to inspect their files. • "The access·lo-r<'COrds policy has cost litUe. creatf'd few problems. and generated almost no st rong reactions. either pos11ivcor nega ti vf'." the firm lN!ys. · This news com(>S as a d i stinct surprise to anvonf' who Pxpected that Opening the files would Sllr up a hornf'f'S nest of npu costs and pmblems. : "Most offices. insurance firms. educationa l insl iiUiions. retailers and ~tUilif's reported I he cost of impl<'menl alion as minimal or nonf'x islenl. " Prent ice·Hall said. "Just und<'r half the banks and hospitals agreed." rRneraliy. employers put their ou llavs a I som<'whcrc betw<'!'n 10 ce nt s and $1.50 per t?mployee annually . Among most of the categoric'S of businesses it surveyed. PrPnlicP. Hall said. "a majority of employer s sa id employees appear<'d inditfef('nl " aboul the []('W proc<.'dure. "Yet many individual employer s rf'p<lr1rd ben efit s from the policy, inc luding: -"I::n hanced employee tru st and confidcnc<' in thc cmploycr and a cor responding decrease in lhf' myth.; ; and mys terif>S surrou nding personnl'l fil<:>S. -"improved employer r ecordkeepmg. includin g keeping filcs current, ,more care in what is placf'd in files. better dOC'Umentation and cen traliz<il ton.·· Som<' <'mployrr s did compla in a bi l. Prenti c~· Hall sa id . about thf' lime Jnd troublf' involved in arranging for the proccss. "Only one company said romploye<>s had tampered with lh<' fil<'s. and a few com pla ined of em ployecs using fil<' mformal ion as a basiS for gr i~,·ance and lawsuits,.. 1he firm added . The suryey turned up w ide variances in lhf' specific record s employNs permit thl'i r employees to S<:'<' . Nearly ail make petiormance f'Va luat ions. ' " lary rPCOrds and disCiplinarv r<'ports avail a blf'. for <'Xample. bu 1lh~rc is 1f'SS uniformity on such matrflrs as t hf' resu l ts of prf'-Pm plovmC'n! tf'St s. The typhoon over the question of mining lhe Nicaraguan harbors Invites reOectlon on what It is we are up to In the struggle for the world. In the first of his thll.'e broadcast tnten,1ews, former President RJ . chard Nixon casually revealed that when he visited with Leonid Brezhnev in Moscow, we (yes, we 1 bugged Brezhnev's automobile. How we managed to bug the car of the Soviet chief of slate in Moscow I'd llkc to know. and if the man who did it is still allve. W<' should 2e1 permission to stuff him. after he is gone. and hang him in the Smithsonian. Those of us who occasionally wriiP books about dening·do in the spy world would hcsllate to come up in fiction with anything quite so bizarre. Bu t Mr . Nixon was utterl y casual about the whole thing. and even contributed som e knowledge about other things thai attracted the late Mr. Brezhnev, besides WASHINGTON - THe Dl'mo· rrats ha\'f• bf>.en try ing to make a lillie political hay with whal !hey ca ll "I he slraze factor" -a colorfu l catch phrase I hey dreamed up to describe the supposed coun11y clu b ethics of m any past and pr cSPn l a n.v tai nt This is due largr l ~· to the r ffons of Whi t<' H ous~ counsel Fr!'d F'widmg IO avOid the kind of mcPStuou~ rel a tionship th at charac · trrized the N ixon While Housr and the notonous Committee to R<'· El ecl the Prrsidrnl rCREEP1 in 1972 Hut l'vr unrovf'rf'd a situatJOn that cou ld g ivr thr Democrats ammun ition for potshots at lh<' re-election com millf'f'. Prf'sidPnt Reagan probabl .v doesn ' t know about it , but il could ca usr him damage in the campaign. II invoivPs MilLon "MikP" M as· son. Jr .. who until last Feb. 16wasa d irPCtor of thp government -fundC'd Svnihetic Fuels Corp .. a par1 ·11mc position pay ing $10.(U] a year . On Oct. 18. 198.1. Reagan· Bush '84 announcl'd that Masson had beCn namrd reg10nal campaign director for thr Mounta in state'S, a lso a part ·lim<' job. OF HDf<t'f\OZI ~l)T WHA1 ~6001 T~E rtOf~E. OF HORMUl W~O C"OSf. ALTfKN/\Te: PfeS1''1LES ~ •• .. But Inevitably, after the jaw· dropping reaction to Mr. Nixon's revelation, one asks one's self: Why In the name of God dld he see fit to tell the world tlla t we had done this • The Central Intelligence Agency. a few years ago. successfully prosecu ted Frank Snepp lor divulging, tn a book a bout the last days of South VIetnam. information he had gar· nerf'd while working In the CIA, on grounds no more complicated than that he had plf'dged not to do so. Presumably Pll.'sidenl Ford's pardon of President Nixon Is so comprehensive that Mr. Nixon can commit no federal offense. Or pPrhaps he figures that the commander in chief decides what Is secret and what Isn't, and since the bugging of Brezhnev was done in his admlnlstratton. he is free to make the decision of whether to go public with our caper in Moscow. Suppose that the CIA reporter had further revealed that a friendly sharpshooter happened to be nicely situated to end ldl Amln's life on earth at 6 p.m. !hal day when the colonel planned to lake tea tn the garden of the Indian embassy. The president reflects. The alter· native is to warn Israel and mount in a few hours as Intensive an alr dPfenSI" around Jerusalem as possl· ble. But thell.' would always be the possibility t hat the nuclear death· load would pPnetrate those defenses: Exit Jerusalem . What would you do• Kennan's point is this , not trrattonally, a pll.'sldent 's decision might be made precisely with reference to the guarantPed confi dentiali ty of the allematlve. If a hundred years down I he line a historian discovered thai the president of the United Sta tes had ordered the assassina· lion of the president of Uganda, given the possible alternative of the death of Jerusalem, the moral and diplomatic pundits of the 21st century might be complacent about the whole thing. But theconlempor· ary mora lists would never sanction the abstract proposition that our commander in chief has the conti ngent right to exeeute other comm anders in chief. Thtrleen Democr atic opportu· nisiS in Congress have a wonderful idea of what we should do about it : lmpPach Reagan. Shultz, casey and anyone e lse who i s a convenie nt target of Dem ocratic fire. Yes, they want a Spe<'lal prosecutor to go alter Reagan for violating the Neutr ali ty Act of 1794. whlchmakes il a ff'deral crim e to engage In any military action aga inst a country Wll h which the United Sta tes is at peace But no doubt about it. the Reaga n adminis tra tion has bungled this onf', and in part because of its violations of the K~nnan Rule. The allem ativc seems not to occur to anyone, a nd onr wonders w hy. That ail crnative surely is to concludP a joint dPfensc treaty with El Salva· dor. !h en ask Congress for a deelaralion of war against Nicaragua for so long as Nicaragua continues i ts w<Jr of aggrPss ion aga inst E i Salvador. Jade Anderson ----------------------~-------- So far, lhe Regan-Bush 'R4 rc-rlcr tion committ ee has escaped WE H£1\R f\ ~OT Of TALK A600\ f~E S\KAifiHTS poets. 'Sleaze factor' Reagan .:~dmmis tration appoi nt f?'E'S. Berry's World invading countries and torturing f1ash back a couple of years. George Kennan. the veteran diplomat and historian, is being Inter· VIewed about thts and that, as happens to George Kennan every couple of weeks. The subject of covert action Is raised and Kennan pronounces the Kennan Rule on the subject: If the United States ca nool protect the secrecy of the covert act. lhat act should not be under taken. Kennan means by this thai certain acts undertaken In the counterintelligence and espionage worlds dPpend for their justification on thetr secrecy. Let us reach for a hypothetical example of this. going loa far. far exlll.'me ... Suppose that 10 years ago. the head of l hP CIA had I'E'ported tbreat hlessly. just to add colon to the president of the Uni ted States that Col. Idl Ami n of Uganda had got himself a Hiroshima ·slzrd bomb and was planning to dispatch II at midmghl in a bomber with orders to drop il on Jerusalem . EI<'Ction records show thai dur· in g the four ·m onlh period when he was wearing two ha ts - as a Synfuels dir<'Ctor and as a cam · paign offi cial - Masson was paid by both the corporation and the re-eiPCtion commillec. i n addit ion l o the $9,250 hP re<"ei ved from Rl'agan.Bush '84, his Phoenix · based consulting firm was also paid $4.(U] by the campaign commitleP His last $.'l!Xl pavch('('k !rom Syn!uels was i ss ued the day before hf' res igned as d i rector. Syn lu<:'ls cmploy<'!'s are not subject lo the H atch Ac t's prohibi · lion of ci<'Ciionee1i ng by m ost govemmcnt rmploy('('S, so Masson broke no law by his dual employ· rnrnt. He failed to r eturn several phone calls for commE'nt on thc throu g h Schroeder's inl l'r\ £'nl ion . According to the report . during a discussion Wi th Sc hrocder thf' nigh! bdore a Svn fu~l s board m eeting in New York last y!'a r. Masson "requPstHJ an appa rent! ~· routinf' matter a requPsl for a pC'rsonal b usi nrss favor w i th a discussion of corpora · - RPp. Joe M1111sh. D·N. J .. was gtvrn lh <' JOh of Cll'a ning up lhe scandal-r irldPn Housf' pagP system, and he obvious)\· takes hi s assign· men I S<'tiousJ,·. As pa r1 of his program to E'Xf'1Tisf' better supervision over 1hi' t('('nagr pages . Minish wa nlrd to pro\1 dc lhf'm with a h .md~· plan• to Pa t dmner when they work afwr ihc Capitol cafeterias close. I i f' a ITanged- or thought he had - wilh ARA S<:'IVices inc. to rropPn it s rafrtcna in thf' Library Of fongTPSS aftf'f' hOUfS. • lion policy declsion ·m aking, " lttl' IG r~porl slaiPs. " Whlil' Mr. Schroeder's and :vir. M asson's con duct may ind('('(j not ha vP involved wrongdoin g in lhP srnsl' of violation of fed!'ral crimi na l laws. il Co n\ i nc('(] Ihal ARA was stalling. :vlintsh fired orr a blling IPtler to thl' com pan,,. 'a\'ing· " I am d<'eply disap)Xlinted !hat a S2.81 billion corporation. especiall y one with was cet1a inly an indiscre tio n and ~OVPr nm ('nt rnay well have given riS<' to the a ppea ra nee of wrongdo! ng . " Thf' Justice Drpat1rnent's publi c iniPgrity S<'Ctlon agrrro that ther <' wasn' t C'noug h rvidC'ncc of crimina l choosp lo tll' so uncooperative ... " A RA ~v1 d~ntl\ got the message. A company S)XJkcsman said that " if push com ~s to shovl'" lhev'll do what Minish H ,tn t~o, . · La st Aug. 2:1. however. Masso n was ,-ebuked by the Svnfu<:•ls inspe<"l or gl'nera l. along with the corporation' s then-prPsidPnt, Victor Sc hC1X'dP r. for an "md iscn't ion" that " demonstra ted at the very I Pa~t a n in Sf'n silivity to how publi~ officials are v iewed." The IG's repor1, S<'!'n bv my associaii'S Tony Capaccio and Corky Johnson. suggPSied th ai Masson tried 10 drum up businl'ss for his consultin g finn - F.ller s. Masson. Winstead In c introduction to a pri va te sec tor orga ni za tion - lh e Mobil Land Deveiopmrnl Corp - in the hope of advancing hi s own privatf' busJness in1 eres t s." SchroedN cam<' through with a lell <'r of introd uction 10 thc Mobil gro up on Synfuels stationery, though it prod uced on ly a pro forma responS<' from M obil - and no business for Masson 's consulting firm. " Thl' most troubling aspect of lh<' ronvPrsa tion is thC' ju x tapos ition of conduct to jusli fy pros<'Cutton , or f'VC' O further invf'StJga tion . Fool not ,. a J'f'-l'l<'Ciion commit · I('(' spokPsma n said M asson was an d continues to bl' -a part·tim e Reaga n·Bush offi cial. UNDER THE DOME: contr acts, s hou ld Dem primary half over_____L_o,_(·e_u~w~in[!~<>~" • Today In history Todav . . is Wedn<:.,;dav. . A prii 1H, th0 IO!lth dm or 1 ~. Then' af(' 2.'i7 da vs left· in thf' yea r . Today's highl ight in historv : Qn April 18. 177\ Paul RI'V<'f<' mad~ hi' famous midnight r ick> from Charlestown to LPx ing1 on. MaS' .. warning th<' colonists that I he British were coming . On this date: .In l!lffi. lh<' most destructiv<' ••at1 hquakc in t:.S. history struck San fl'inctsco. killing abou t 700 people and causing S400 million in propPrty .. dlliJUigl'. l)J.1924. Simon and Schuster published the ftrs t crossword puzzle book; It was.called the "Crossword Puzzle Book ." . jb 1932. the Ford Motor Co. Introduced thf' Model·B. 1934. J .F . Ca ntrell installed four electr1c washing machines for Il.'nt by ill( hOUr al his "washaterla" In Fort Worth. Texas. Jn 1950, physicist Albert Elnstl'ln died in Princeton . N. J . at the ageof76. American actress Grace Kelly married Prince. Rainier of bt GJ:·1956. M~. Alliin 1918. I he Senatl' approved a l waty to gradually turn over the · Padlirna Canal to Panama . ~ • Th e Democratic primari es reached thei r half·way point l ast week wilh half the delegates to thl' 1984 co nvention in Sa n Francisco now named Waller MondaiP. who br1cfl y tripped over Senator Gary Hart in New E ngland. rPSumPd his winning ways in Nl'w York April J with a deeistve victory over Hart and RPv . .Jessc .Jackson. Mondale now has almost half the dPiegates he nl'eds to wrap up the nomination . The deiPga te count at the half·way point stands: Mondalf', 924; Hart, 524; Jackson. J.'l9. As I told you before. delegates are the name of I he game In preslden· tial primaries . Nothing else counts. The November election between Ronald Reagan and the nominee for the Democrats Is so far In the future that who wins the pbpular vote by what percentage will be m eaningl ess seven months from now. Mondale started out the laborious primary campaign well ahead and has never been In danger in spite of Hart's victories In the New England prtmarles. So far ther e have been 450 delegates elected who are uncommitted. That includes 6.3 delegates from Ken· lucky pledg!'d to that state's new lady governor. Mar1ha L . Collins. Those 450 delegates will go to the convent ion prepared to horse trade If I he convl'ntion is deadlocked. It Is oni; then tha t lhl'y have any advantage. In my opinion the uncommllled status is not wor1h the gamble l or wtlh the New York VIctory and the poss ibility or as large or even larger victory In Pennsylvania with Its 195delegates, Mondale's momentum will be so great it' s ail over but the shouting. This first half of the long and compllcatf'd process of choosing a democratic nominee demonstr ates clearlv the need for sweeping election law c ha nges before the 1988 presidential election. The present system Is a relic of the past which has no place tn this electronic age. If we persist In using horse and buggy methods, we will continue Ia get horse and buggy officials and .government more suited to the past !han to the present. Technology Is growing at so fastapacethat In 1988 even the electronic miracles of today may be outmoded. The < answPr , of cou r se, ts to hnld national primariPs . That would savP enormous a m ount s of limP, energy and money . The cost of I he primarics. lo be fmancPd by the federal governm ent, would be negligible when compar!'d to 1he matching fund s lhr govern mrnl gives candidates for thei r election campaigns. This vear. by some sort of mutual agreem ent among RE-publican aspirants. !hell.' Is no opposition for thl' pr es identia l nomination . That Is not genera lly the case for the Republican s In past presidential election years hav<' conducted primary campaigns thai makes this year's Democratic battle seem llke a powder·purt affair. In presidential primaries, the baUots should be open to anyone able to pay the stiff filing lee, which should be large enough to dlscour· apP frivolous contenders. There st JUld be no govenrment subsidies ~ her before or after the primary and a fUlng deadline should be setto gi .re each candidate ample time to campaign. News media and exit ' • CINCINNATI rAPt T he !\tlanla Braves will be glad to gPt startC'r Pascual PPrPz bark on Ma.v 16. but M anagPr JO<' Ton't' said it'll tak0 more I han just his return from a su spPnsion to L.Jm a round lh£' dub's plae·· Perez was suspended until May 16 on Tuesday by Commissionf'r Bow if> Kuhn [or his com' let IOn on Pocainc possessiOn. He'll be free to travel and work out with the dub during t h(' suspPnsiun . Torf('. whoSP baliclub has a 19i ll'am ballin g m·pragc and a :~H re<'Ord . JOked that P~ rez's r!'\urn w ill lJcl g()(X) in mor0 ways than om• . "We m 1ss his ba l ." Torrl' said from hi ;;; hotel room, aftrr a gi:lmf' w1t h thC' Cincinnati R('C.Js wa' poslpon!'d tl\' bad wcathcrTurscia' night "Our biggest problem h"' IJ('('n I hP la ck of hi ll ing . "Wr h<l\'0 a 10um a\·rrag0 of a buck ·nrn<'tv. Thai's lx>l'n thl' hulk ol Tn r r<' would havc liked to have 1985. P<'r<'Z may wot k out wi l h thr• PPrPz h CJck soonor . hut said. ·Tm Bra vPs, hut hP ccm not ht· in unil orm during )=:()ITU'':i until MiJy 10 ]U'I glad we'f(' gelli ng him back oh the llilh." Pl'rt'Z was in Allan Ia and will rPjoin th<· hallclub whl'n il Il'lurns to start a hurnPSt and Frid ay ;1gain<.,f lh!' Houston A. stros, ToJTC' sa ill PPn •z, Il-Kla ."t Sl'()~on fur I\ 1lttn t <.1 . was ant-st('d 111 Santwgo on .Jc1n ~ . com·ictf'd of f'Oc ainf> pos;-,C'SSion tn t.1 Gardn1~r out of the Twins·California Angel~' game Tuesday night alter he protesl ed the e.iection of pitcher PPte Filson who hnL•Iwd hack an Angels' hatter. (i\P L a.o;erphoto) . l<\Hl h: fon• Paul Molitor wa~ hu11. th C' M ilwaukcx· Brcwcrs knew thr)· had lo make a pla('(' some· w hC'rC' fm Ft.t ndy Ready. ·ru~sda, · night 'sgam c aga mst lhr ChiCago Whil e Sox showed thai h ~is ind1'ed r<'ad,·. as lh<' Br0w0rs· ha rd ·hill mg rookie mhl' iclt'r belled a thr('('-flJn hornP1 in a six-run six th in ning to hl'lp Mil\\ aUk('(' post a 71 \' iC!Ol )! . .Jus t !lw mning lx•!orP, H<'~.H I\· hclll S111JCk out J20 lnj:! aii C'r a lxld p1tch wi th nmn('r" on sf'f'ond and lh1rd an d th• · f1rf'wPr~ tra iling thC~ Whil r Sox 2· i But h<' wa s harcll v fazl'd IJ' fh d l R('<l<l \ wa..; pb vin g third hasr f1W the mjutt'd Moi!IOr. who ha s a sore f'l iXJW . Hf' didn' t know hC' v. oulcl sf J rt u nlil l J 2 hou rs hPfOJ'f' th(' gamr. In olhN Aml'riran L~aguc g;JOlf'~. Twonlo ('tigt'<.l B;J il imon' J.2. T<:'xas t rimmed Roston R4, Ca l1forma tumed bark M innesota 1\..1 and Oa kland bea t Sc-a llll' 6·2. 1\vo games wcro rained n ut , Nf'w York at Cl0v0iand and l<an.'Xt.s ( 'ity at Dfol roi 1. The BrC'w<:'rs also got a 1wo ru n singl<' from .lim Sundtll't ·g in th<' sLxth as thev ramP up with ihPir IJiggcst in ning of the season. The Rrf'W('rs ' homr O)XInC'r \.\.·;_ts plav('(] in inl <'rmill l'nl drinJ<' and snow. Playor-=. on both tf'ums swd thP fiPld condition" Wf 'rf' n('.trh· unpla \'a bl<'. Moose Haas. 1·2. gan' up l hrr'<' run!' on si.x hit~ . thrC't.· w alks ~nfl sli'UCk ou I sL~ tll'fore h0ing r pplan'(] bv Pclc Ladd i n lhP seven ! h mmng. L<.~dd Pa rned his f1rst I.,J\'Pwith thl'('(' innin gs or two hit rcii ci. Tom Sc>a\'(•r. 0-~. w~1s thf' loser for Chicago . Uiut' .lays:!, Orinlt•s 2 ( :mrgr l'Jcoll sna ppNi. t 2·2 1H' \\'ilh an RBI smglC' in thP t?ighl h inning. giving Toront o a com<'·from ·IJ('hi nd victory ovf'r llaltimon: . Willie Upshaw openl'd thl' eighl h off r c licvcr Tippy Martinez. 0-1, and a ft PrC iiff .lolmson wa s int f'nllonai J~· wal k<'<l. Bdl sing!<:'(] off Samm"' St<'war1. lhf' lhird flall1mor0 pilrhpr Toronto J'('l iPW'r Jim my Kr.' ·· ~ .o . and Dfonnis Lamp conl amed the Oriolf'S. Lamp got hi s Sf'cond scn·r The Onoles had I ,tkm a 2·0 Imel m tlH· li ft h. onco fthnun smmingon a humP 1un h.v Jo hn Lowe>ns1Plll Gut lh<' Bl uC' .Javs cv<:'n l ua II\· licd it wi 1h tv.:n mn s in 1h(• six t h on an HBI singl( · lJ_v Cli ff .Johnson an d a sacrificl' n.\· b)· Fluck Ma 11in01. l!<tngPN H. l !A.•d Sox .J !.anY Pa11i~ h Uruvp in 1\\o ru u'Wilh a basi'S loadt'd s in g II' and 1'1'1<' O'BriC'n homprf'd. if'cul ing TP\d"' on•r Roston. Sou thpt.~w Frank Tanana JllfJ\\ 1'<1 I\.\.O run~ in th(• '-N'ond IIHilllg . h ut Honeycutt hurls l-0 victory i\P Sports Wrlh•r The · [ .os A ngclf's Dodg<'rs hJvr lJ Padn>s 2, Gianl' I Rriirvcr Rich Gossage. anol hN AmC'rican Lf'agu(' r<'lugf'<' . ('a me on lhf'n brokf' thf' tif' \Vilh his lourtl1 hom C' r in thC' si.xt h inn ing ;1ncl th1· Pht Ii i£•~ Jdd rd two tn"u rJ n!'(' run ~ 1n kn()ck lo1 coming u p \\:ith good pitchmg - t'wniflhN h~vc t ogo l ll i n tht•St'\'Pillll inning lOIXJst twdift h sa\<' of ihP season ancl h<'I P S~n Ihi' Aml'riran Lragul' l o gl't 11. R ick HonPycull. who led I heAL in l'nrn('( l nm a\WagC' Ia " s£'ason hc> forr comi ng m-rr I rom Tf'xas for pitchf'r s DaVI' Stpwa t1 and Rirkv Wrighl. ''" ISC<:I hts t"<'Ord to 2-ll this seasunb\ hurlin g.1finLh ittf'ra s 1hf' D<xlg<'r"' pdgf'd thP H o us1o n ,\ ~lms J.OTu<•SIIOJ ) mghl . His \·ic1o ry kepi thf• Dodgt• r~. ; !hnY' g<.Jm<'S lx-hi nd lhf' N 1. Wt>st Di\t-.:ion IC'c~ding San J)lf'go Padn·s. who Diego build thf' hrsl r<'COrd in thl' NL, 10·2. Stevl' Garw\· sin ghl hom!' lhC' fi rst Padrf' run anrl rPlif'\'Cr Rf'nif' Manin wa lked K~vin MrR<•\' nolds wtlh lh<' bases load('(! to fotT<' m lhf' Pvrntua l winning run . Phillif'!'>i .J, Piraltos I C' harlr' Hudson an d ,\1 Holl.mrl c ombi nr'CI on a foUl hittt ·ra nd M ikf' Schm i d r ~ homl 'r rlro,·<' in th( ' riN' i!" iVf' run in P hlladt'lphr a ·o..; ,.iclo1y nn'l Pitt~but g h . lr \Lt:-. tht· Pil'iJI<'". ~i.x th (' O n~·ruti\' f' lo"s. ·\flpr T on.\ )lt·na :-. la rn nwd hi s St'('Ond homf'r of t!w Sf'(:~ SOn in the S('('Oncl mnmg. i ht' Ph1llirs li('(l the scorf' 1 1 in th f' fourth on Six 1n LP;~c; m o's sin g lP and a u nc• .ou t cloublr by G lenn Wilson. S<·hmirll lhf' eig hth Expos 10, Ml'ts tl Cary CarlC'(S g-r.:md sla m home run hJrkf'd Bryn Smi th ·._ li\C'·hi tiC'r as I hl' Expos spoil('(] I hP Ml'ts' hom e openl'r. A lll' r gC'lling otf to a 1;.] sta11. thc' hf'st m th(•1r hi...,tor~ . tllf• Mcb nov; hu\·P lrJ'-1 t hrf'f' s tr~light Ry BOB GREENE t'Cig<"CC Sa n Fram·1 sco 2-1. In other gamf'' Tuf'sd a\·, Phi ladr lphiJ riP fP<.~tr'{l P itt sburgh ·11 anrl M onl rral c·lohhPIT'<l thf' !\ipw York MC'ts 10-0 Sl. Louts al Chi c"go was post · punt'fl h.' 1 Ji n. v.:hi lf' A tlanta nt Cmc mna 1i \\as c.t llf'd off tx"<:au~t · of r olrl wmlhPr. With H It 's s lidf' r wnr king to pcrf('(' i lon. Hou ston was a bl<' lohil ( ml~ Sf'V('n ho1l ls 1c; I he outl leld . four onf'~Tu Houston put onJ \· tv..·o r unners in sro rm g ~1tion thf' 0ntin• gam £', bot h wi th two outs. I• ' ' ~ • 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992 -2342 . .• ..• ... ' ''·• crrol · pronf' T ht · -10·.\ car old . lcJhn ~1110\A'< 'd 1H u t'; Jrn4'C.I 1·un s dnd ('1ght h1t ~ d uring 11 rnnlnl-!~ to pq'n hts n·conl .11 11 . J.ui" San( h<'l pll'k<'() up hi" sC'<'{Jnd 2 .) s; 1\ 'f' ~11 nnc·~ot.1 ~ .John Butclwr 1 1. \ It·ldc•rl si x 1 ·un ~ 111 :) ~ ;) mninj..! ~, 1Ju1 OO)\ I \A 0 v.: tTI' t',trncd IJ< C IU "I ' thl' 1\ nn.. , ('Ommitlf ·< llilrPt'('J rr)r'.\ 'sfi, '1arilh'l'~:! Slt•\ ·c· M cCJ 11~ · ,mLl ( ·h1 i:-. Cod i1o l 1 ('Olllhinf'f! on a ~ L\ h1tt1 ·r; ITld I )o nnH · GRACE CHURCH ll i\l drll\'(' in JW() nms \\Ith a '-' m g!t · and hom p n 111 <~S ()"~dane\ hf'al S!•<il i ll'. McC;J tty. 2·0. pitch('d li \·(· mnm g~ and al lm\·t·d fiq· hi t" .tnd wa lk 0d 326 MAIN ST. POMEROY. OH . April 19- M aundy Thursday Service 7 :30 p .m . April 20- Good Friday Service 7 :30p.m. (Spe cull sen11ce for the chll dren ) ltu-.. Codtrol t pickt'fl up ll i'- fir~ l Aoril 2 1 - Ho ly Saturday Service 7 :30p .m April 21 - Easter Vt g d 11 :00 p .m . April 22 - Sun n se Service 7 ·00 a.m . April 22 - Easter Eucharist 10:30 a.m S.t\·f'. ThP loss WJ~ Sc>a 1tl(' ·~lou rt h ln 1he• Martnf'rs Ia." I fi ve gamrs, \V h i i(' 1ht' A\ ll..tq-. .,.n m fourot thr1 r l;J st fi \('. ( Babysllt m g prov1ded at a ll services) .' Open Daily 1 0-9 ; g:1mC's . ('a rlf'1's IXJ"t''- io.wd h1lnlt'1 lhr· Sf'\ <'n th ollli" ('<In'<'! . •1ncl lli."' ~~·one! homf' r of thf' '-1":1s1m. caml' in th <• foun h inning ~1 ga i n s1 MPts woki t• 01 Sale Thru Sat. Sunday 1 -6 Tl .9 Savmg Place ~man SP ~::;;:~ Alhle t•c ant'IOuiCIOOI fqu1pmenl Rrs atol(mon """ CEifTtP. Sold In Our Sportrno GOO<!> Dco' righ l·lt,m<ll'r Ron D,11lmg. 1 I Smith , .')-fl . did not \·i(•]d .1 hit until We Honor . W .1 llv I ~aC'km~J n singl t '< I w i th fJ IH'OU r m thf' th1rd . Hl' \' tf'l d rd ('O ilSI'Cul tn• sing If'S l o .John ( :ibi)(Jn " <1nd pi nc h·hill<·r Danm· H"'P in th<· i111 11. OUJ Reg 7.97 5.97 and gn,·f' up sinJ.!if's in t hC'I'I)..! hl hand ni nth in nings. [ir:;;:;::;::::;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;-j Men 's USA Shirt ~ For Sports/Leisure Vaned styles and coiOJs rn soft and comfarlable colton. 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V\;ith t.l -;.-;rr ·cord I hc•y an' Wlnlrsssmc·f' Apnll . ,\ngel~ 6, Twill."i :~ Tomm~· .John ,.,·on h1 s fir st gaml' ol hi" 201 h major Jroagur s('a~cm and Rf'ggil'. kwkson k nock('(l in tv.. o run.-; w 1ti1 a fou r th inmnJ,.! douhh ' to I<•,Jcl o f thPm fo r hil s Th<' Dodgrr s gol the onl v 1·un lh<'.\ "'"'ll'd in lh<' third in ning " hen Bill RusSI•II singled off l os<'~' .Joe• Ni ckro. t.:l. and w0n1 to third on Mikc Scios ia's hil ·and ·t'Un sin gle to lrfl. RusSf.•ll sror('(J whPn Honf'., ·cutt houncl'fi in l oa doublP pia,•. AND .. "f'lllf>d dov.. 11 ancl f' VC' nc'<l hi ~ rt'('Onl o\Tr DOWNING-CHILDS PPH"/ has tx'( ·n working DUI during th<· rourt pnX'('(>dlll.l!:'- ;tnd thl• W()JI to hl•ar f-\uhn\. Llt•( i'-irlll . 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"l had fi\'C' _VC'ars hC're. !iq· gocd \•~ar s_ 13ut I think th ings h:l\'PworkPd nut for thC' t1C'sl · · Durin g th p wintC'r. thf' Indian <;; tradf'd Ha r rah to ~PW York for rookh· our-fif•lclf'r Otis r\L'<on a nd \'f' leran rf'lir-vf'r (~PorgP Frazlt'r Yank('(' Q\·vncr GC'Orgc S1f' lnbrC'nncr (USPS 1411-91101 A Dl\lltdon of Multimedia. In«: . Published €'Very - afternoon. Monday throuli(h Frida y, 111 Cour1 Strff't , by t he Ohio Valley Publlshln~ Company · Mul timedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, 99'.2 - 2156. Second class posta ge paid at PomE'roy. Ohio . MembE'r: The As soclatE'd Pa•ss, In · land Dall y Press Assoda ton and t h e Amf'r lcan' New spape-r Publishers As - sociation. Na!lonal Advt>rtlslng Rep l"t' SPrltallv(', B r anham Newspapt"r Salf"S, 733 Third AvcnuP, New York, ~ew York 10017. Postponem ent of the Tuesday night game leaves the Reds with their shortest hom estand of the season- ona game. The Reds pl ay tht> Braves In a 12:35 game today, with Cincinnati's Mar lo Sol o, 1-1, facing /\tlant a's Len Barker, 1-2. Bruce Bereny i; ().2, was lo open the two-game series T uesday night Instead, he'll pit ch T hursday when the Reds open a four-game series in San Francisco . POSTMASTER: SPnd a ddress to Tht> Da ll y Se nll nf'l. I I I Court St ., Pomeroy. Ohio .J5769. SUBSC RIPTION RATF-q Dy Carrie r or Motor Route Onr WN'k . .. ........ $1 10 OnP Mon th ........ . ... 5~ 7 . 20 SINGL E: ( ' UJ'\' P RI CES 25 C'en ts Da l ly Subs<Tibrr s not df' s i r i n~:": 10 pay t hC' car r!N ma v rf'mlt In advanct> d irect to T he Daiiv S£-ntirw l on .1. 6 or 12 mont h basis . Crf.dtt will b<' .(:!i ven car r iN eac h mon1h. 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With the withdrawal from the trials of Kentucky big m en M elvin Turpin and Sam Bowie along with M emphis Slate's Keith Lee, and Houston' s Akeem Olaju won being ineligibl e because he's a N igerian citizen, wUI Iherp be enough beef up front? F~ specla ll y since the Sovk>ts - if I hey don' t boycott - cou ld have a front lin(' w ith players measuring 7 foot-5 and 7-2. Kn ight shruggPd off the thl'ff' wi t hdr aw a l s at a news conferencP Tut:>sday. sa>1ng, ''I'm just glad thc vast m ajority of kids hav!' lhlngs ina prPi ty good priorit y. that they feel this (r!'preSPnling the U .S.) is som ething they really likP to do." In other playoff openPrs, division winner s Boston. M ilwaukf'P and Utah each won. T hP Celtics Ileal Washington 91-&3. the Bucks dPfeaiPd A tlant a 11&89 and thP .Jazz outlastPd Denver 123-121, while Da ll as stopped Seattle 88-86. It was th(• fir st playoff game ever for holh the M avericks and Jazz, who spPnl their first five years of cxistcnc<' in Npw Orleans. Tonig ht, Philadelphia !'niN tains NPw Jer sey , Kansas City is at Los Angeles and Phoenix at Port land . T h<' Pistons, m ak ing th!'i r first playoff appearanee in S<'V('fl years , seem Pd to haw the gamew!'Uund!'r ront rol befm1' a ser ies of bad passes down the stretc h. King cut the defi ci t 10 four when hit a pair of fn'P th rows with 1:08 rem aining. then Rmy Spar row hit a jumJ)("r to na n uw Ow margin ! O However , a pass from Kent Bm son to .John Long was mishandiPd and Henson was ca ll ed !01 a foul on Spar row. who slopped to Female FOR COMMISSIONER 29 ~ By WILUAM R. BARNARD AP Sports Wr!U>r No matter how far the New York Knlcks gel In the Nationa l Bask<•tball Association playoffs. thPir first ;1ctmy may lx> the one they remem ber thP longpst . · The Knlcks, down 14 point s m lhp final mlnuteoft hP th trd quarter and sl ill tra iling 93-87 w i 1h only 1· 16 lefl, ralliPd to beat the [lptroit Pistons 94W Tuesday nigh t in th<' opener of their best-of-five first-round playoff' SCOff? 9,).92. Male II 0 I r'- I I win thr game. A last-ditch shot b,Bill Laimbeer at the buzzer was baii<'CI away by Wa lkPr , who was cr.l'<lited with seven stea ls for the Knicks. Detroit !Pd v irt ually th!' enlire gam<'. including 0.140 at halftime and 76-64 after lhr<'l• quarters. KPIIy Tripuck a led o._,t roil in scoring wi th 26 po int s, while Bill Ca rtwright finishPd wit h 21 point s for the Knicks. Benson had 18 point s anrl 14 rPbounds for the Pistons. Celtic's 91, BuUets &3 Boston. the Allan tic D ivision champion seeking its 15th NBA title, pul togelh<'r streaks of 22 -8 and 12-2 10 sline rallies by v isi ting Washington. !{icky Sohers, who IPd the Bu llets wit h 24 point s, gave Washmgton its last lead. :n-36. in the second q ua rt~r. Thr CPIIics. w ho gol 2.1 point s from Larry Bird , then took charge by scoring 22 of thr neXI 30 points for a 08-45 advantage w ith >: 51i rem ain ing in th~ thi rd quartN. The Bullets cut the defic it t o th= before Boston l'('!allated with the 12-2 run thai gave the Cellics a 72-59 BIRD'S BAL L - B ost on Celtics' L ar ry Bi rd , r i~ hl , •·ontrols the b all as he t ries to dri ve hy Was hingt on Bullet s' Gr eg Ball-ard durin g fi rst p("rio d !\1 8 i\ pl ayoff at tion at lhP Boston Gar de n T ues· day ni ght . 1,\ P L ast• rphot ol advan tagpparly in the final period. ,Jazz 123, N uggets 121 Adrian Danlle:v scored 30 points. 13 of them in a41-poinlthirdquarter, an d Ulah heldoff afuliousNuggPtS ral lv to win at home against [lpnver. The .Jazz shot 72 pc·rcenl in the third quarter and out sconed Denver 20-10 111 the fmal mmu tes of the period to take a 98-93 advantage int o thc fourth period. l:lu tthe leadPvapor aiPd sw ifllyas K i ki Vandpwegh<' scorPd 13 of his ga me-high :JJ points and guard Rob Williams hit two thrf'{>-poi nl goa ls in the final quarter to help Denv<'r back from a 17·point dd icit. Bu t lhr('(• h'('(' throws by Dan tley and 1\-\'0 h~· HickC'~' Crffn kf'p l the I\' uggpts a t ba.' ·· Horray for Pete By HAL B()( 'K AP Sport.• Wrlt.-r Hooray for PP!e Rose. who ma k<"< m icldlr ag0 ""'m li ke not hing more thc.m a stat p of mi nd . ThPrc WPJ'P 43 candles on his birt hda~· cake last SaiUrday. He cciPbrai <'CI that W('('k by gPIIing ma nied on Wednesda;·. and stroking hi s ~ .CXXIt h hit on Frida; ·. '1> Not bad fo r a guy lhPv sa id wa s too old. '• " The people w ho say I'm old don't l'('aiize the sact ifiees and dl'Ciiea tion I {, put into bascba ll. .. Rose sa id. " J\·p lx'C•n blesS<>d w ith good evPs and good reflpxcs. When lhe.v go. thPI'(''s nothing you ran do about il . ButthPv havf'n 'l go ne yet. .. RoS(l oppned TuPsdav's gamp for M on1I1';1 l with a sin gle. It w as hit No. ' 4.1lX!. B u t who's count;.;g ·: k l11en hPscorPd from first base whpn New York t urn<'CI Brv an Li lllf'' s bu nt into a ty pical :\1etsian misad vl' nlu n:-. T he nex t thing thP M cl s knpw, the;' Wl'Jl' J(). Q losers and RoSP had another hit and anol her nm ball PC! in . ThP number now is 4.004 hit s. HP's co unting. The targPt is Tv Cobl>'s 4,191 hilS, an aw c"'nw I'('('Ord Wit h 14 hils in lhP first 11 gam<>s this s<.'ason. Rose now nN 'Cls 1!!7 to tic Cobb. In his mind. th£> I'( 'CU JU is co rn para biP 10 Hank A.Jron 's i:IChiPYf'mt>nl in bt'C'J king Babe' R uth's ca r ('('r hom f' run f'{'('ord . " TilC'y' rt• vpry stmiliar , '' hf' said . ' ' Mos tlongr\·i t\ H'<'Ord~ ar(' going to tx> \'Pry to ug h tobP<J t./\ pla_\'Pr com f'sa long has a roupk o f good~ ·f'arsand s igns u big contract . How 's an ownf>r going to affo rd to pa~· him f'or 20 :--.·('ars? .. til gt>llhl' J'l<'Ord, to tx•a t m e J gu;,. s got to pia,· 211 vear s and g<>t 200 hit sa vt'ar . and then he'll qi JI bc-1 92away from mt'... LittlP ihings likl' going throug h sp1i ng t1·ai ni ng and m ak 1ng cont act on f'\ 'l'ry pit ch ht' swung ill ~ • rf' t ipoff s to ROS{' th at hr still has prod uc tivf' baseball left in him. M any bas!' ba ll pf•opl<' qupst ioned I hal after his diY•adtul l 9&l season al Philadelphia whPn he ball('(] .24Ci and bN: amc ''" unh"PP"· pa rl -tim Pplavrr fo r !hi? P hilliPs. RaSP fppls if he is play ing r Pgu larly and lcading off. hc ca n still lx> a prod uctive pla;•<•r. So far . sw i nging in thai SJXJI tor the Expos. he is hilling .311. ''I'm orr to a good sta r t ... Rose said. ''I' m hilling I he bal l hard f rom holh sideso flhP plate and l 'm S('('ing it wpl l I !('('!good. happy ando ptimtstic. T he last time I played l'V<'IY dav and led off, l ied I he l£>ague tn hils... When hl' first joined the Expos. he t hough! he would he balling second. " Hilling second, you ca n't havp set goals.· he said. When Rill Virdo n mov<'CI him to IIIP No. 1 spot , RosP<'Siabtished his l !lfi4 1argeiS. traditional ones fo r him- a .300 season. 200 hil s, HKI r uns sco red. Two hundn'<l hit s. of course. would break Cobh's l'f'Cnr d this smson . Nf'Xt vC'ar Sftl'~ffiS a m orf' rf'a listic timet ablf'. thouRh " If I have a good vear, this el ub will sign me again ... hc said. U il doesn't, somf'lxxlv else w ill. b!'cau .Sl' hr' II probahly tx> too r losc to lh<' targe t to iJ..JflOJ'('. For the moment , though, he gOC's ct a_,·-h\'-ftay . " ] look forward to tomor row ," hP sa id. " That's as far as I go. 1 nf'VC'r <'OncrntratC' on \\' h(.l t I can' t do all he m om en t .. Thm hP askPd w ho the Met pttch<'l' wou ld tlf' !ada;·. Walt Ter rPil. he w as told . " I would likP to be lhP com rback player of l h<' .Year." Rose said. "This is the fir st tim<' I 'm eligibiP... If he achieves thai, hewill lx> bearing down on Cobb. RoS<'wasaskPd ifh<''d donPany morP resparch on the m an hf' is chas ing. "Nah," he said, " I've been too busy researching Walt Terr ell. " ·- TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS 992 -5692 or 992-6565 ....-.. DISHES ~ I .--. - llesh Aluminum 8Flto20Fl ' L ___________________ J ' ·• morning and afternoon T omczak f eeJs Buck • could 0· ffer surprises · COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP 1 _ Ohio State U ni vr rsi~· quat1crbac k Mike Tomczak S<JVS Ibis vPar·s Pdition of the tool ba ll 13ucke.'·es cou ld be as surprising as Jas1 .vc~ar's wf'rP disappo int in!(. "/\ :V<'a r ago. thf'y sa id that we'd win thC' B ig TP n and cont Pnd for a na t iona l r hnmpionship and wf' didn 't ... hr sa id . "Now t hP mfXIIa anfl t hP fans will s.1~' . ' Hf'.\'. ~·ou lost 1H ow land t Ta tum . ~·o u lost r.John .1 Fra nk . .vou losr 1Vaughn ) Rro; trl · nax. ;,.:ou Jo..- 1 J ll of your dcff'nsin' hark s ;1nd a c·ouplf' of l im• bac k f' r ~. You gu_vs ar0n't going 10 do well "' JJI nf'x t ~ - f'ar.· "E\ 'f'rybod ~· \ sa~· i n.c un X ;) or 9 .:~ Sf'Llson will \)(• accrpta blr w it h th(' tr am wC' ha\·rhaPk thisyPar. l don't [(XJk a t it th at wu~·. I '\'P nP\'Pr b4:'Pn to a Ros<• l1owl and tha t's on<' of th'' J 19&3-84 . Syracuse Coach Jim Bot>heim, here as an observer. said the UnitPd Stales has no worry about a lack of big men. " Ten of them could go homp now and there would be no problem, " hP said. AnothPr observPr. Coac h Lefty Ervin of La Sall e, sa1d , "We're still V<'ry strong up fronl A lot of these players I hadn · t Sf>f'n hefol'('. I'm in awe of a II the 1alen1 .. Willis Reed. the Cr('ighton coach who is on~ of K night's aides for the trials, said: "We may not have the height to match the Russians. but we've got grea t basketball players and we'll put out tht> best IPam. Bobby tK nighll know s whal it's all about. HP' s got it well-organized." HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph . 992 -5776 NOW' O PE N FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants , shrubbery. fruit trees. Azaleas, Rhododendron . House Plants - 4" to 10" . Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun . 1 to 5 ' ,.•. lot; d Oll'l •n S( ' Ji st. But hC'' \1 I)(• t p; ing to m<.ltt'h t hose tota ls \-d thout I hi. • h1?\p of 2~2 -pound tu llba ck I k oadn;Lx and w ithout his thr 0P top n•cPi\'f•rs of a .\'('ar <..~go­ Frank. l'('dl'K' Andf'rson ;.md T h;td .lf'mJson T hnsf' thrf'f' pl ~ l .\' C' r~ Cdug ht 11 ~ of' thf' J:-il passt~" cnm plct C'd 11.\ Bu ck('~'C' qua rtf'r· hacks in l~l83 finf' lf'am coming back this ~ -C'ar . "Thf'~ ' might douhr us. hu t I don'! rri:.i lly rurf' if Vt'P a rrn't r .:llf'fJ in ttl r lop 20 in 1hP polls. It's wha 1h:J pp<>ns at lhr r nd of !he year that coun t s... T he li-fool -1, l'lOpound srn ior \ I '· '·~' . " ,. NOW IN STOCK " GAS GRILLS ,. i , Easter Sale Outfit Your Family at heritage house The SHOE PLACE. It's the place where the quality-minded people and the budget-minded people meet! ,. '· ., • ON All REGULARLY PRICED .Y'fOMEN 'S DRESS SHOES and HANDBAGS AUTHOR i7 EO CA', OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M. FRIDAY . .......... Your VISA ancl MASTERCARD We/come Here ! he rit.1 ~'c hLllt~c (II EG G ,\. N 2ND AVF \1101: 1'1..\CE MIDDlEPORT I f P·lRT O H PH. (Ohto ,w. ~~ ,~~~~~ ~ t)/J 9 10 Th r WI DO" RIGHt.OR WE DON'T DO"· .. Aft~r "Both Koncak ana K.Jeme can do the job," McGuire said . "Without a doubt , we're so m uch better than the other countrtes. We have the bel!er athletes and thereareplcntyofthem here." K leine. 6-11 , 240, led the Razorbacks In scoring and rebounding wi th marks ol 18.2 and 9.2 last season. Koncak. 7-0, 240. aver aged 14.6 point s and 115 rebounds in praCII('(' sessions, the players werP di vidPd Into four teams for Tuesday night' s sc rimmage games- two S were held slmult~ncously lollowPd by two morP- Wllh the m Pdta and r<'prescnla tives of the National Basketball Association teams on hand. T hey pl ayPd 70-minut e games signal -ca ller said th<' l:luc ke_ w s wit h brief halft ime breaks. sl ari <'Ci 1 ~K4 on l hf' right note b_v New York Kn icks scout Dick rom mg lmm lx>h md on 1\ew Year's McGuire, for one, thought thai Jon Day to defea t Pittsburgh 2R23 in the K oncak of Sout hern Methodist and FiC'sfa Bowl. Joe K leine of Arkansas played well Ca lling lhf' -'· ir l m'." "a rdrcshin g in the scri mmage and eit her could ):Oint." T omr; ak said_ " Wr WiliYI a handle I he center spot for the U.S. hit. So ma n.\ · times laq .vPa r. wr lo~ t If> am if E w ing nff'ds a brea ther or is a gamt • in thf' fi nal mi nutP:-;. It wa s in fou l trouble. kind of df'prf'~ si n g. We wou ld go into thf' J(x·kcr room a nd sa~ · . ·w e muld'-'·r won that gaml'.· Flut the win 0\' (' 1' P it t 0rasc-d t hosf' losSC's to low a. Illinois and M iehigan in a lot of pl a\'l'r s· mincl.s ... i\ )l'a r ago. Tom cnk pasS<•d for •· (: 1.!'12 \·ard s and ran for 250 mon•./\ similar PHo rt thi s s0<:~so n will m ovf' him into ~.;t'<'On< l pi<.JCl' bf'hind Ar1 Schl ic h t P I' on th L· Du('kl'~-ps' <'af(l('l' Fiblrllas Ul O"" 5 Olympic basketball tryouts underway thr lim: a nd canned a pair of shots to IN THE MAY 8 PRIMARY ELECTON FOR _\ '!'<Jl'S. Age As of 4/28/ 84 The Daily Sentinel- Page Knicks, Celtics post playoff wins ThP Pistons still appearPd to havp the gamp wr apped up w ith 20 sC'Conds r ema ining whE'n thpy grabbed a rPbound undPr the New York boards following a frpp thmw bv Darrell Walker that ma de the Restrooms - Change Facilitities Available ENTREE FEE : S5.00 - Pre -Registration S6.00 - Day of Race Report To Meigs High For Start . SEND TO : FENTON TAYLOR PLEASE PRINT C/ o Meigs High School Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Bi'l'J 18, 1984 ~3-9 1. Hard Surface Run - Hand Wheeled Accurate uSP ot' tht' W(\J 1h1•r Jnd off days, wr h.::I\'Pn 't gottPn to pl<J.\ ' 1hat much. OnC'r 1110 sr hrdulr gr ts hraviC'r, I 'll No t every mornmg runsl1ke clockwork Seems l1ke JU St the other day yo u were ru nn,ngl ate A nd wa sn't 11 la st week yo u had to·b e o ut of t he house ear ly? Whate ve r the reason. now t here ·s no reason to do w 1thou1 great tast1ng sa usage at breakfa st Becau se Bob Evans Farms IS 1ntroduc 10g a Brown and Serve Sausage li 's t he only Brown and Se rve del1vered fresh from the far m w1th all the ham s and ten derlo in s 1nc luded . And Bob Evans l1m1tS t he fat for a Brown and Serve that 's lean and deli CIOU S Tast e the dtfference Bob Eva ns c an make ,n a Browo and Serve Sausage And don 't be sur prised 1f l o lks around your house sta rt saymg, " Where'd you ftnd the time to do all t his? .. is M AIL SCRSCR I PTlONS ln sidf' Ohio 1.1 W(l{'kS .. .. .... $l·Cl6 26 WPt>k~ ...... $29.12 .'i2 Wf't'ks April Sf'fiPS. .. $4 .80 On £> Y£"ar 10 K, 5 K, 1 Mile Sun., April 29, 1984 at hod to ll'\\'Ork Harr ah's cont ract in n rd f'r for thC' pla~·C'r to accf'p t thr rr:ldf'. The 't'ank(l('s will J.JdY Harr ah fo r 1hP nC'xt four ~·oar s. Harra h s<:1 id he i s ad j usting to !X'i ng platoonf'd w ith no~ Sm;Jit('_ \· "Th<' gwal th ing is 1YankN ' Manager! Yog1 B!'rra tells m •· ah0ad of t ime if I 'm in there or not . ThP 1i mc off will help me in the long run . B<.:~scha ll is a m ara th on _II \' OU ge t J brrak. you 'II be s1rongrr at t hP Pnd I n Clevpland. lhey putlh<'same gu:v ~ out thC'I'P C'V€'lJ' da:v a nrlthr~· paid for it Ia! £:> in thr~Pason . He also satd his 200 balling ;l\'f'ragf' will impro\'f'. " I ctid a lot nf frN' wf'ig hts this sf'ason . 11 madf' mf' st ronger. but I'm no1Quileas loose as I'd like tobe. .. The Doily Sentinel hell of a ballplayer.! think .270or .28:1 ts more realistic ... Meanwhile. the game between the Cincinnati Reds and the Atlanta Braves. postponed Tuesday because of bad weather, hasn't yet been resched uled . The game could be made up when the Braves visit J une 1-3, although thai series already includes a double-header. A tlanta also visits Rivertronl Stadium on Sept. 'J!'r't'/. Harrah adjusting to Yankees Wednesday, 'C Reds players didn 't mind taking the night of! Tuesday. P layers took batting practice inside the stadium and worked out befor e enjoy ing their free evening. Outfielder Paul Householder said he preferred leaving early to wailing ou t a rain delay . especially in light of thr Reds' four-game losing streak . .. r l!:'arm.'d a lot last .\ l'ar hitting in the eighlh spot," Bilardello said. " I'm not me~kin.g m_vSl'lf an outI'm not swinging at bad pitches." ThC' rxt r<..~ patiencP and se iPCtivC'nf'ss at th(' pb tr is tL.m slating into m or0 W.Jik." and hit s. The r ight h"ndcd -hll l ing catcher bPIIPd ninP hom(' run s last SC'a son. bu t is concC'ntl-[l tin g morr on bringing up "' ' lo ·. HI• " ' 1'1<.._ ] I I I l,ol•, , , his batting average this year. "I think average Is more Important than home runs," he said. "If I can hi! 30 to40polnts hlgh<>r,ll will be more of a benefll to our club ... Bilardello, 24, had several good hilling years In the minors HP balled .30l for the Los Angeles Dodgers · Class A Lodi club in 198l. missing two months of the season with a broken cheek bone. He folllowed w11h a .307 average for Locli the next year. hitting21 homers and driving in 80 runs. In 1982, BilardeUo m ade lhejump to the Cla.s AA San Antonio club, where he baiiPd .285 with 17 homers and 48 RBI . The Reds picked him up in the m ajor-league draft after the 1982 S<'ason . Bilardello said the strain of catching everyday makes it difficult to keep a high batting average. "I J's Iough. " he said. " If you hit .:lOO and catch 120 gam es. you're a I~ 1 ~ ,_ , ,, ' '1 . ·,\ dllHL''·fl ~{i .. j,., ,,l\1 I - o \ I• ' I II 1 I ll\ I \ o'\o l, \1 11) :\-ltniK ">uiJ 1\ro">>l,l.\ . to. \"'T lli\'1'-IH'•\' IJ , 1J.okl. tn ol t , "'- •a ll I•· ~ ,,.,. y ,.,k \ll ' l• •·.;· l<tn (f fo1rsl 1-loott nd Onll .: "'" '' ... ]~·lu l" t \..\-11-.KH \ ' IJ·_ \1,1 1·. : ~ -· , "Su n?. I 'm II. iJP.\' twith his llil!ing1 . I ho~ · 11 ,·til cont in ue," BilardPll o said 1 • I ,.. after cold and r a iny '"''('Jtl•~"J postponed the R<'Cis' game a,;J mst the Atlanta Brav('s_ ··I don't knm1.· what the odd s HIT' of m C' winning a bat ting fir if' . bur I can hr lp lhl' !Pam.·.· 1Uo•.,. n ( tho• I 1.11 11 N ll \\ ·I ·y, ' ·' ' ~ - ~ ~ "' ' '' I 11 \,o '\1 '\ ' II ~ f.' ~ !I I •\\ •mho t lt.ollo rr J lll ' ~· \ l ofii ,HJ)H• 7 ( l \11\ .l;.'fl \ I_.L Lil ._, I " '" ', ,. , lio··•c:• ....._,,, Jl,, .,., •' I "' \ 'lc: • · l o ~ I )11111111.1'1 I I "-Ill 1' !' . l ~· ) T\II'Sdny·., l •a/11!.,., I 'h I. " I• I] d11.· . ,I I 'Ill ' ' '·~' d 1 I 1' +!-1 1:.":1 l i-1 ·nm,....._t,o~ ·~ < i.uw .... \l .,nTII - 'iK:l ·u·. l~ ol ! IT ~ ll l.ol l' ,o I"' \r l 1 ....... , I ~ ·. 1 Ill .,_, ,n~. , , Iii:.! "i\1 1 hu :tJ..'< • I o~lllPrnJ J - · ~• ' '..J I UL\1• \ , ,, 11.:'' -....w ( , j\ "1 11 ,,..,, ' "' ~ 0~ 10~' ( l.aii.J, mll \ l lntlt"-'' ·' ·n..· \.-.....~~~ ·iatl 'll l"n ...., 11_1 CI NCI NNATI l AP 1- Cmc innali RL'ds cateher Dann Bilardelln, hitting .333 aft er the firSIIWO Wl'<'kS of I he season. tsn't rmdy to throw his cap int o thf' I'Ci{l' for the National U:>ague balling l it if'. m ~ 2 WI·}'IT Bilardello off to good hitting start ' Scoreboard ... Majors 18, 1984 Ohio lt·u \ ~:!1 ! ~WJ'•J I y !· 9 3( 9 ~() ), 1 nc ,' t1C Vc 18 ·.; / .• r " . �Page 6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middlepcirt, Ohio Wednesday, Aprif 18, 1984 Wednesday, April 18, 1984 BHCC students attend convention for Licensed Practical Nurses All members of the 1984 Practical Nursing Program at Buckeye Hills Career Center attended the seventh annual student convention sponsored by the Licensed Practical Nurse Association of Ohio, Inc. The convention was held on April 9 at the Vett>rans' Memorial Building. Mary Sut> Weiland, coordina tor; Betly Plymalt>, Pam Moran and Dorothy Frank, instructors, were also in attendance. The convention began "1th the Grand March of Students. Cathy Scarberry, Pomeroy, and Barb Eblin, Middleport, represented the school by carrying the program banner for the March of Students. colors. and greetingsprcscntaton from vartous Aller the Invocation, of digni taries and heallh agencies, the roll call was answt>red by Glenna Jamison, Rio Grande, and Henry Allison, Gallipolis. Student Division of LPNAO, the was Pat Thomas. Middleport. keynote address was given by The program concluded with program was presented with a 100 Lucille Cotner, R.N., Director of skits and announcement of the percent Membership Award. AcNursing Development, Ohio Hosplessay awards. cepting the award lor the program tal Association. Her speech was entitled "Nursing: Past- Present .-------------------------~ - Future" which focused on the rapid changes In the nursing officials profession. Mildred Smith, Execufor the people. to their for tive Secretary of LPNAO, congood government . Do not be dictated to eluded the morning session with the but let the mandates of your heart gohis tory and an update of practical vern your voting. nursing in Ohio. VOTE FOR The afternoon keynote speaker GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER was Gt>rald H. Wellbrook, Ed .D., d .._. Director of Behavioral Medicine Meigs County Recor er -,.. Family Practice Residency, EdgeMAY 8, 1984 ' wood, Ky. His presentation dealt "Old enough to know you, young enough \ with Stress Management. serve you." 1 ~ 10 SPECIAL OF THE WEEK FISHTAIL $1.14 WITH FRIES .... $1.64 ADOLPH'S DAIRY VAUEY "At The End of th,. Pome.-oy-Ma.., Bo-idge " Calendar WEDNESDAY -... l'viiDDLEPORT - The MiddlepOJ1 Literary Club Will meet Wednesday evening at 7:30p.m. al the home of Mrs. Harold Sauer. Rolland . Book rt>Views will be givPn by Mrs. Sauer and l\lirs. Carl Horky. I lilt- ~ ,~ THURSDAY LAUREL CLIFT - Laurel Cliff HPalt h Club will mt>et Thursday at 7: 30 p.m . at the home of Bertha Parker. ,til SYRACUSE - The Syracuse Church of the Nazarene Women's Ministries will meet at 11: 30 a.m. Thursday in the ch urch fellowship hall. program are members of Ihe ~~~~~~~~~~~~l:or:::t~he~~~::=::s:.:Ho:b:st:ett:e:r:~L-,~~PO~M~ER~O~Y~O~H~-~~~~~~~~~PH;~9'1'1~-~2~5~56~~r!___ r~~Si~n~!'f'~a~U~t:he~s~tu~de~n~tsiln~t~he~- POMEROY Maundy Thursday services, 7:30 p.m. Thurseay al Grace Epismpal Church; public inviled. The theme of the conve-ntion was " Progressive Nursing In A Progressive World ." The morning Grange banquet held in Meigs FRIDAY POMEROY - Good l'TidilY service at Sacred Ht>art Catholic Church, 12 p.m . to 1:30 p.m. Friday with 12 ministt>rs representing the Amt'rican Baptist. Catholic, Episcopalian, Lutheran. Methodist, Nazaren<> and "The Grange Touches Our Lives' ' was the IOpic of Howard Ca ldwell, master of the Ohio State Grange, when he spoke at the annual Meigs County Grange banquet held a t the Sa lisbury School Approximald~ 160 persons at tended lhe annual dioner meeting served by the Salisbu ry P'ID, and Robert Reed, Meigs County Pomona Grange l\liasler, wselcomed the group and introduced Pomona offtcers and the s ubordinate grange Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Presbyterian Churches taking part . Service sponsored by Meigs County Ministerial Association and public is invited. POMEROY - Good Friday services. 7;ll p.m . Friday at Grace Episcopal Chu rch . SYRACUSE - Community Good Friday services at Syracuse Presbyterian Church at7: 30 p.m. Communion will be served. SATURDAY POMEROY- Holy Saturday service. 7;30 p.m . Saturday at Grace E pismpa l Church with Easter vigiiS<'rvlce beginning at 11 p.m. MASON - Revival ser,ices now in progress through April 21 at Faith Baptist Church, Railroad Street, Mason. Herb Capehart, evangelist. SUNDAY HYSELL RUN - The HyseU Run Holiness Chu rch will have sunrise serv ice and communion on Easter Sunday a t 6 a.m . Regular services will be Sunday schoo l at 9:30a.m. fo llowed by the worship se1vicl'. and an t>vening serviee at 7:30 p.m. Therron Durham. pas tor. inviles the public to attend. Holy week services Philathea installation held MIDDLEPORT- Holy M'!'k senrices will be held at the Middleport Heath United MP!hodist Church. Maundy Thursday sen1ces v.1ll be held at 7; 30 p.m . with a specl~l selecllon t>y the choir, "Let Us Break Bread Together." Pastor Robert Robinson's topic for Thursda y will be "Tht> Calm Before The Storm.'' Organist will be Joan Robinson . At Good Friday services a I 7: 30 p.m . organist will be Nt>wman Burdette with Ihe choir Debbie Melton conducted the instaUa tlon of new officers for Philathea Women held at a recent meeting at the Middleport Church of Christ. She gave each new offlet>r a carnation lhe color of her offi!'f' along with a Bible verse. FarieCole, treasurer, wasgtvena singing "\\'ere You There?" Topic of Pastor Robinson·~ se1mon will be "The Slom'i Follows The Calm ." Easler Sunday services will begin wilh s unrise serviceat6: 30 a. m . with Newman Burdelte os organist. Special music will include lhe choir singing '.Jesus Christ is Risen Today" and a solo, "Ont> Early Easter Morning" by Cherolt> Burdette. The sermon topic will be "II Sounds Like an Idle Tale." Following Sunri~ services breakfast will be served. Worship se1vil'e wiU be held al 10:30 a.m. with Joan Robinson singing "The Holy City." The youth choir will sing, "Hosanna ' "The adult choir will sing, "Easter Morning." The sermon will be "Tis True-He Lives ... masters. Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Meigs County Junior Deputy a nd Pomona Grangt> Women's .<\ctivities Chairman, spoke on Ihe National Grangt> sewing contest which will be judged at Jhe May mt>t>ling of the Meigs County Pomona Grange. She a lso spoke on Grange Week which is April 22-28. Arthur Cra btree, Pomona lecturer, was mastero[C€'remoniPs and entertainmf'nl was provided by the Sweet Mounlams Sound. saxophone. The put>lic is invited to altl'nd this free concerl. Dean's list announced Three Meigs County students artending Hocking Technical College at Nelsonville received 4.0 gradt> point averages for the wint e r quarter . Named to the dean' s list were Charles Hossler and Dick King. both of Pomeroy, and Regina Rt>ed. Reedsville. Twenty-nine other l'vleigs and Mason . W .Va . area students made at least a 3.0 grade point average . Included were Patty Conrad, Virgi nia Dotson. Charles Ritc hie, Rebecca Prunty. a ll of Coolville; Jack Minor, Cheshire; Barbara Varney. LangsvUit>; Mary S. Bissell. Gary Ginther, Connie Moyer, Roger Bissell, all of Long Bottom; ,John Thabet. Mason; Paula Sw isher, Middl e port ; Ralph Thompson. Susan Waid , both of New Haven. W.Va.; Carolyn Bowen. Charles Butcher, Linda Donohue, Vicki Hood. Kimberly Patterson, John Rit>bel, au of Pomeroy; Okey Kiser. RebecCa Lee. Rita Slater, aU of Racine; Bradley Alexander, Rebecca Tillis, Bonnie Whittington, all of Rutland and Melodl Cundltf, Julle Flagg, Syracuse. CHESTFJt - These are the Chester Elementary School winners of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District poster mntest. Front lrom left art' Rlllany Gardner, first and county c<>-ehampion; HERE'S THE STORY: AFTER 71 YEARS IN BUSINESS. WE AT EMPIRE FURNITURE. ARE FACING A TRULY SEVERE FINANCIAL SITUATION. OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE BURNED TO THE GROUND AND A HUGE NEW INVENTORY MARKED FOR MIDDLEPORT HAS BEEN FORCED ON US AT OUR GALLIPOLIS LOCATION. WE ARE BEING BURIED IN "800.000 DOLLARS" OF FINE BRAND NAME FURNITURE AND M-UST SELL IT Off IMMEDIATELY. WE ARE GOIWG ALL OUT TO DRASTICALLY CUT OUR PRESENT INVENTORY AND TO RAISE THE MUCH NEEDED FUNDS FOR REBUILDING ... IF YOU NEED FURNITURE, BUY NOW AND SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! T.F. Buckley, ,..cond ptaa> and Rodney Newsome. third. Behind them L' Kay Holter of the Ladies Auxiliary of the conservation district. Karr birth a nd Mrs. Thomas • BERRY BASKET GIFT SHOP / . ... ... ... Want IO be a SWP<'I Adeline" The Hocking Valley Chapter of Sweet Adelincs, Inc ., which has m ade several well received appearance-s in Meigs County is having a membership drive for the recruit men! of nPw mC'mbers. Women 16 ur ovl:'r, of average singing abili ty, rpgardless of prior expPrience or voca l training are invited to join the group. Such women . who enJoy singing, are to att end either or both of two met>tings to be held at 7 p.m . a t the First Baptist Church, E. Stale Slreel, Athen s. Anyone wishing tUJ1 her infmmat ion rna~' call 59220:~ or 593.-5526. HARTLEY'S SHOE STORE, INC. HOURS; MON .-SAT. 9;00 - 5:00 210 East VISA' Main Pomeroy uninten- l!~F~R~I~D~A~Y~9~:~00~-~8~;0~0~~~~~;~~~~~~~~b~J Karr . Wippel Roa d, Pomeroy, annou nce the birth of a 6-pound, 9-ounce daughter, 'Nhitney Layne , born March 21 at Holzer Medical Center. Maternal grandparml s are Mr. and Mrs . Horace Karr. Chester Road, PomNoy. and paternal. and Mr. and Mrs. Billi e Grueser, l'viinersville. Great-grandparent s arr J"¥lrs. Altona Karr, Chester, Mrs. l\liat> Holter. Min£'rsville, and Mr. and Mrs. William Fields. Letart. W.Va. The coup le have a son. Wesley. 3'/,. POMEROY- A rarwashw!ll be held Sa turday by the Mt>igs Occupational Work Experience (,'lass al the Sugar Run Ashland Station. The wash will be held from 9 a.m. lo 4 p.m . Mr. FLEXSTEEL 5 PC. Dl NETTE SOFA SLEEPER $3880° $19700 CH SMOKED SAUSAGE .. ~~ .. $1.79 SUPERIOR BIG RED CLELAND GREENHOUSE OPEN FOR SEASON Easter Lilies, Mums Begonias. Geraniums Flowers in Flats & Pots Vegetable ·Plants-Tomato Plants Comf' In &: Loo"-· .·1round VINE ST. or MAIN ST. Racine, OH. 4/ 18 11 mo BOlOGNA ............... ~~~ .... 97~ HOMEMADE AM SALAD ............ ~~-.. $1.59 1-lb . Blue Bonnet Quarters NING ROOM SUITE BY BROYHILL $688° 0 SOFAE CHAIR CARROTS .. __ ..... ~~ .n.c.h.49' Ohio Colby longhorn 24CT CHEESE ............L~ _11.89 12 Oz . Kraft Single 16 Sl1ce Proc . SwiSs VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST LANE RECLINER $188° 0 CEDAR CHEST $18800 ESS & FOUNDATION ALL LAMPS TWIN SET $9900 SET HEAD LETTUCE . _Head _49' 40 CT WHITE GRAPEFRUIT ... ..... 2/49' JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. LOV SEAT $46900 HEATER VIBRATER 16 Oz Cello Pack MARGARINE ...... ... ... ..79' CHEESE .............~k~: 11,97 - .. ...... <-"*' Office Hours by Appointment Only RIVEUVIEW- These are the Riverview Elementary & ·hoot Meigs Soil :u1d Wat..r Conservation District poster winners. Shown art' tho ftrst plac<' poster of Wesley Holter, not present for the photogmph. Fromlelt art' Andrea Rockhold, sa-ond place and Patrick Gibbs, third place. S.•hind th<'m l• Grace Weber, school principal. 1/2 OFF CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 GE:T \JACATION ~A\JING~ ~6 ~300 WHE:N YOU BUY ANY BUL0\111 PRODUCT fOR ~50 OR MORE: ~~ NOW THROUGH JUNE: JO. 1984 f]>.;;;:!P_ ~, !:'_~;~ ,',, I''/ Open house Eight hunderd people attended the spring open house at Hubbard's Greenhouse held Sunday. Winners of door prizeS were Debbie Shrieves, Cheshire; Ted RUey, Middleport; Helen Meadows, Rlivenswood; Thelma Hayes. Long Bottom; James Ball, New Haven . green carnation; Betty :,!cKinley, . - - - - - - - - - - - asslstamt secretary, a pink carna tion; Dorothy Roach, secretary , a red carnallbn; Sharon Stewart, viet> president, a yellow carnation anrl i•!Udred Riley, a white one. S1xth St Syracuse Oh Arrangements were made to 992 -5082 sponsor the pocket lady for Ihe Bible }usr w Time for Emrer school carnival. Ruth UndeiWood NEW SHIPMENT OF was welcomed as a new member. Baskets The mee ting closed with Silk Flower Arrangements members forming a circle and singing "Blest Be the Tic." A vote of Handmade Gifts OPEN MON .. WEO . FRI . 10-5 !hanks was given to Dorothy Roach SAl 10-3 for her work as presidPnt over the Also By Appointm ent past year. Car wash Banr. Morcross. Ga .. opportunity to play . Among members of t he band is Rita Rhodes. Me igs . She plays alto 7 Seeking singers Arnold whose names were tionally ami !led . graduate assist ant in thP Music forms sE'vera l times each year. offertng student s a non-academic The Meigs County OepartmPnl of Health has announced the schedule for the pickup ofWJC coupons at the h<>allh department offices. Mulberry Heights. Pomeroy . The schedule is: those with la st names s tarting with A through E. Monday, April 30; names starling with F through M, Tuesday, i'l'iay J, and names starting with N through Z. Thursday, May 3. Pickup hours are 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. only. Those participants who cannot make the appointed day are to report on May 7 from 9toll a.m. and on May 14,9 a.m. lo 11 only. Du<'IO the increas<' in the program case load no coupons will be issued after the specified dai<'S. Attending Ihe bridal s hower h0ld recPntly at the Forest Run United Methodist Chul'('h for Christy Hensel. bridt>-clrct of the Rev. Steve Nelson wcrP Marcia and Jennif0r HUNTINGTON , W.Va.- Under the direction o!Dr. Richard Lemke, conductor. the Marshall University Symphonic Band will perform in concert Wednesday, April 25, al 8 p. m . in Smith Recital Hall. Tht> program of eight varied works Includes "The Greenbrlars of Wexlt>y'" by Sammy Nestico; " A Festive Overture" by Aflred Rt>ed; "Chorale'" by Vaclav Nel hybel; "The Sound of Music" by Richard Rodgers . "Sioux Variants·· by William Hill ; Symphonic Suite from "The Ri ghi Sluff" by Bill Conti; "A Leroy Anderson Portrait" by James Barnes; a nd "Colossus of Columbia'" by RusS<'ll Alexander. Department. will also rondurt. The MU Symphonic Band per- WIC distribution Page Omitted Meigs woman in recital Sa ndra The Daily Sentinel ' ~ )j;!~ ' ' , ~ ~~ --:: _ ~-:'- Before you plan your next vacation. see our f1ne se lection ol Bulova and_Caravell e watches and clocks ... the timely g 1fl for all those special Spnng events Molher's Day. Father's Day. Gradual!on We'll tell you how your purchase of any Bulova product, pnced from $50 to $1 25 earns a $100 Vacatton Sav1ng s Cert1f1cate . mon1es you can apply towards a vacation almost anywhere 1n the world' Spend more. earn more . up to $300 1n vacal!on savtngst ~=---,...... ~ 10 OZ. GOLDEN ISLE STRAWBERRIES ....... ~?~ .... 79~ 1-lB. TASTY BIRD FRYING CHICKEN LIVERS .... ~?~ .... 79~ 21 OZ. VAN CAMP PORK 'N' BEANS .c.A.N.s. 2/$1.19 lQl/z OZ. CAMPBEll'S -cHICKEN NOODLE SOUP ..... ~~.N.s.. 2/79~ 3 OZ. ARMOUR WITH 3' OFF POTTED MEAT ......~~~~ .. 3/89~ JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS ..... ~?~~ ... 89~ 46 OZ. HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE ....... ~~~.... 99~ 2 lB. GOLDEN ISLE POLY BAG BROWN SUGAR ....... ~~9. $1.29 15.5 OZ. WHITNEY PINK SALMON ........ ~~~. $1.79 16 OZ. DEL MONTE PEAR HALVES ......... ~~~.... 83~ 24 CT. H. D. - KNIFE/SPOON/FORK-~~~- .. 49¢ 1-lB. MAXWEll HOUSE ElEC. PERK ., IT'S BULOYA WATCH TIME. AGAIN . .. - -·· COFFEE .................. ~~~- SJ.29 �Pomeroy Wednesday, April 18, 1984 The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei-PQpt Middleport, Ohio Melinda Mankin, Eastern Junior, Include the BOE Club, the marching, jazz and concert bands, the Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom prom committee, the Meigs flag Mankin, Pomeroy, a nd the XI ' Gamma Mualternate to Girls State. (Continued from Pa1e Bl corps, and softball, Mr, and Mrs, Roger Buckley, Sandy Hoyt of Shade, daughter of She Is active In 4-H, Girl Scouts, Pomeroy, she Is a mernberofthe Mt. Kay Williams and James Hoyt, Is basketball , and Is the junior class Hennon Unlted Brethren in Christ taking the junJoraccountlngblockat president, and a member of the Church. She Is an altemafl! to an Meigs. She Is vice president of the Student CounciL Catherine Marie Jones, daughter Auxlllary sponsored delegate, Accounting Club, and a member of of Mrs, Sheila Jones, Langsville, Ll88 Hoffman, also an Auxiliary the Ohio Olflce Education Associaalternate, Is a junior at Meigs and · tion. Alternate to the Preceptor Beta and the late Darrell J ones, is the Eli the daughter of Joan and George A. Beta Chapter delegate, Sandy has Denison Post's alterna te. She is Hoffman. She Is taking the business bf>en In 4-H forthreeyea rsand was a active in caligraphy, paintin g and horseback rid ing. education course and her activities girl scout for five yea<s. Girls State... Pomeory PTO group meets Officers for the 1984-85 school year were Installed at a recent meeting of the Pomeroy Elementary P'J'O by RDbert Morris, principaL Installed were VIcki Weekly, president; Jane Thompson, first vice pesldent; Ruth Spaun, second vice president; Sand! Sargent, secretary; and Desiree Taylor, treasurer. Basketball awards were present ed to the teams by their coaches. Mike and Bennie Wright's fourth and fifth grade team won the first 9 place league trophy, with Hank Cleland 's sixth grade team alsO taking a first place trophy In the league. The science fair awards were given by Mrs. Bonnie Fisher. Atlrst, second and third place were given ln each room with Shelly Triplett winning t he grand prlze. A short proram was presented by Mrs. Linda Zarnock' s class and refr<'Shmt?nts were served by the SE'<:onu grade mut her s. snoP Billi ,Jo Gordon Kath~· Arnott Betty Ann Lolll• fOr Ann L. Trainer Wolf Pen personals Mrs. J . R. Murphy and Peggy wPre MondayguestsofMr. a nd M rs . J ohn Downs and famly, Trimble. Mr. and Mrs. LPs Frank an d Sarah Beth were Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Haning a nd Ronald. jl1r. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Tammy and Terry, were Saturday evening gues ts of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shuler and family , Athens. At your fr\endi'V Kroger storet < I l \ COPYRIGHT 191-' · TH( KROGU CO . IHMS ... NO PRICI S GOO D S UNDAY , APJIIl 15 THROUGH SATURDAY 11 19 . . IN GllltpO! t~ Inc! Pnn.-oy APRit WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO \IMIT QUANTITIES NON I SOl O TO DEALERS I 5:11 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST PhOne 446· 4524 I ltt·n~. ·•· Melinda Mankin s,u,dy lloyt Lisa llolfman Rueklt·y BARGAIN IAAT/NEES SAT & SUN All SEATS $ 2'.00 IIDIIISSION EVERY TUES£MY $ 2 00 ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each ol lh11111 odY11rti111d it11m1 is required to ba readily owoiloble lor 10ole in 11uth Krogvr Store . •• cept Ol lp•cilico!t, 110111d in this a d . If w• do <un oul of on adw11rti511d ilem . Wll will otter you your cho ir • o l g compo1obla lt11m whgn owoilobl11 . rgflgcting th11 10m11 • awing• o r o raincheril whi ch will 11ntitl11 you to p<J rc i-los• th11 o d verti111d itgm ot U111 Dd,arlis•d pri"' within JO doys Q,ly onll v11ndo< co upo, w ill b• o rc11 pt11d p•r il•m purrhgs•d Girls State delegates, alternates Sale! announced by Meigs post auxiliary Six Ml'ig ." ,J nd l<a s tPrn Hi gh School junin1 gir [..., v.:ill ; tth ·ncl Buckt•\'1' ( ;irb Stat(•, .Junl' 16-2.'\ .11 .. \ ~ hl ,1 n<l ( ' oltt·~{', und<•J :--f=XJ n ~or,hi p ul thr • ,\nwric; nl Lt·gion Auxi li.ll"\', F1•r•nt •\ H(·n nr>t t :vfiddl!•j)(WI Po :-- 1 l~X. Cu '-POil "nr:-; <tn' Cf'ntr;tl T n i '-1 r• t :'vt tddl! ·port l n'('l'ptor Hd.J l~ ·t :1 ;llld X i r ;; tm m .J !Vlu C ha plt ·rs. I:Y.ta Si~rm ; t Phi . and l h<· Eli I X· nison Jlo:-.1. ,\mt-ricln L1 •gi on. Rutt;Jntl. T ill' d( • ]q.~<l l l·" In Btwkf'.\ '(' C;irls 1 S ta ll ·. a work..,hop in an• K d th~' cl t>moc- ra< ·~·. 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' Sptm isll Cluh . nn th f' _\'l'drhook stc1ff. in 1t11 \ l·'p ll n w o.; hip ol ( 'h ri c; I ian A t hl c tt ·~. til(· Futun' H omc•rna kp: ·~ ot Am!·ric<t. pl a.v s \'OIIc_ vhr l l l ami lJJ skf't ba ll. and is a e tiu · ~r ith thr Prp Clu iJ. ,\ !Ki n·. lltwhha nnon, \\' . \'a .. :\1s. Tr<J in(•t \\Ot.' th e \\·inn f'r of thl · 10amTIL 7pm MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 1-- - - - - - - - - - - - -_l_-------------- ( 'l o\ · l·r~ CHAMPION DIRECTORIES 1-1( ' 1' :\ltf'rnalt•s J.t -., a . \ o.; hlt·_\·. :vlidd iPpttr t. d ;1ug h o ttwr ; JC'tivitic~s inclurlr Hl _ \ l'it1 ·s in -1 H wh(' I'C ' slw is now ;1 ju nior IP~t d t • r. I n pn·\·ious ~-('ill'S shP hJ ~ h£'1'11 tn boT h lhi' conn• r t ;md m :m ·hing h;ttlds. in th< ' M us ic Cluh. and on :...tudf'nt ('nunc-i f. 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F'PIIowship ol Christian Ath l('1<'.~.: o f which sht' is 1ri c apt ain, ami111P PPp Cluh. ;md is on til t• lracK lt •am. thf• _\'!'ctr book 1111· Midd lf'por t Chu r ch o l r ht · \; t;; m•n(-.. a nd i~ a mt·mhc ·r of :\ i 11.; 11 nH • Y rJUl ll In It ·rna I ion al !{c·rH"' ' Hul'l\11 '\ ·. a junior ; I! Ea ~ t('rtl. i ~ 1n tht' !\ational ll ono r ~)(·i<'l ~ . 1111 Stu df'nt Counri l . Jmllla ~ tx·,•n Dn till' l'llf'Prh •acling squ;rd KROGER BROWN & Frozen Young Turkeys Krusty Rolls KROGER COST CUTTER COUPON Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk Any Business Wishing to be Contacted Fresh Celery fl:;;:;;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::l connes got 1t. VAC PACK All Grinds Kroger Coffee as Stalk IN THE FOLLOWING COLORS: Bone, Tan , Taupe, Black Smooth, Red, Navy, Wine and Black Patent -lb. Real Easter Bunnies Are Not Toys ... ur•oblc to lend lo1 lhe mse lve<, - where th~.:y tllegol to buy th e~ e O tllm UI<, tn <,orne :.to te :. and <.• IIC'> bf' co usc lhcy may corry so lmo nellosts, a seve re tntest1nol d• ~eoc,c tha t c an •nlec l people It,., lht s Eoste •, sur p 11se your ch,ld w 1th o ~ lulled toy, or Vl':.•l y o ur loc al a n•mol sheller to learn abou t th e pupp1e~ and ~ttiC I'J ~ wailing the re to become o 105 ttng me mber o f yout lnmd..,· M ~igs Pomery, Ohio Ph . 992 -2164 The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff' - For Pets, Stables, large & Small Animals, Lawns and Gardens 88 d tt: Other Pet Supplies MODERN SUPPLY Foil Wrapped Easter Lilies !•vc lho ugh tlc <,<, porr; nt<, and ( h,Jdr cn neg lec t the •• nc~·d f, ,, wqrrn th nnd loo rl Ot her~ cruelly obnnrlo n them 1n I<Xol wood•, r1 t pond~ CHAPMAN SHOES Next to Elberfelds In Pomeroy ., County Humane Society P. 0 . Box 682 Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 I I I • I ~ I • I I Provtded by I he Humane Soctety of !he Untied & lh•s Pu bltcatton ~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I I I I I I I I I Doz. LIMIT 2 DD!U WITH CDUI'OI liD llo.o41 IDOITIDUL PUICHISI 12 liMIT ONE COUPON PER FAMIL' Of CDII'111- Ill INII 15 U l INII II Ita• AO SIIJIC T Tlll""-IU.IU mn l lOCII TillS I 1 ~------------------------------------~ Kroger Gelatin $ 88 3·01. Pkgs. Can Showboat Cut Yams 00 ju~l o ~ th ey du wtth toy'>, <,orne (_ ht!dren ~ t o p <•H •"q •Jf •u ut n I o~ t f'r ch t{ ~ . bunny, or dudltn g when 11 · ~ n o lun•w• r viP und new . I I I I I ················---------·· CALL COLLECT 419-668-1280 tC o ntinu t•d o n P ag f' 9 1 •Guinea Pigs •Hamsters •Parakeets •Finches •Feed & Feeders 58 Gal. Jug throug htiU I hi ~h~ choo l . Daugh tt•t .tlf ALSO: '· U .S.D .A. GRADE A 10-20-LB. AVG . IS COMPLETING AD SOLICITATION :~tit ·nd o.. WILL ARRIVE ON APRIL17, 1984 ;399 W. Main \b. Diet Coke or Coca Cola OHIO VALLEY PHONE BOOK { ·, ·nt r; il TrusT;dt• •rnatt· . M . . . ,\ sll lf'_\ ' •RABBITS -*DUCKS SOLD IN LOTS •CHICKS OF 6 ONLY . 19 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE . SPRITE, TAB , l ll l -Juh 20°/o OFF DRESS SHOES - I ,\m r ri r·; tn IPgirm gm·f' l'lln11' n11 l'SI . ttncl i." pn·:-; icl t•n1 ot ttlf' ( 'ou ntr:,· PRE-EASTER SALE! GIFT SUGGESTIONS Semi· Bone\ess Smoked Hams YOUR FRIENDLY KROCER WILL BE at ./cwb.tm . Slw h a~ a ltPndPd the Vi<" ti JI'\' Rap1i" t C hurch. Midd ]('~Jor t . U · H·lB. A.VG- WHOl£ 23-o·.6 9c . Con Fresh Pineapples • Kroger Shortening J. lb . 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For Further lnformatron Phone THE OHIO VALLEY LIVESTOCK CO 1·614-446 7222 OR TOMMY JOE STEWART I 6I4 446 9760 M l Bud McGHEE 'R_pa !t;t. Broker Auct1on Service Ch ery l Lemley Metgs County Assoetate Phone 742-3171 .l Now Acceptrng L•strngs rn Metg s C o ~ -----------l--------~0~---~1 II II II Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel II II Wr1tc vour own ad and order by marl w1ttL ftl1S c oupon Cancel your ad by ph one when vou get res ults Money not ref undable I J II II II :I 1 1 t I I I 1Name'---------- 1 I I 1 Address--------....;" 1 I Phone l Pnn1 word tn one I each space below E ach ln1 1fT1a l or group of figures counts as a word Count 1 name and address er W•>nt.l Circle I Tu25 These cash r-ates rnclude d1scount below !Wanted )For Sa le I )Announce ment 17 )For Rent 18 t9. I I I 1 I 3 I 4 I 5 I I • I 1 I 8 10 11 22 .3 • '" 25 u 21 I 9 I to :29 1 31 12 28 30 32 JJ I ,. I t5 ~ lS I to I I I Mail This Coupon with Remittance I The Dally sentinel .1 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 I 19 P l f tr lv P hI ~ R rv Fo<>trr IPJ [I rll' ( ' (\ f 0 I 1 I I M,_, I I 1( t 11 !l ~ I )I V N 1 I I I I I t 1 1 I " ,, h 1 d 1 (lf"I T. Freeze rs Spm Washers GE rlpo ol Maytag Wh TV & APPLIANCES .- ol FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER Three acres wtth a ntcely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms one bath 12xl5 ltvtng room and 24x24 famtly room Parttally carpeted fuel otl furnace wtlh fact It ttes for woodburner 12xi5 block storage butld· mg 20x30 block garage Rtghl off Rt 248 country settrng '1, mtle east of Chesler Oh10 (2 ) TWO STORY HOU SE IN RACINE Downstatrs equtpped wtth krtchen ltvtng roo m drn tng room and den upslatr s has two bed rooms and one bath house also has base ment Lot stz c approx 48'x308' Needs work If mterested conta ct The Home Nat10nal Bank tn Ractne 949·22 10 Real Estate General I I ~----------------------- We Will Not Be Underso ld CAll CHARLI£ TO DAY 614· 99 2-2181 MGM FARM CITY . INC . Jad W -carsey, Mgt Real Estate General 949-2263 21o r 1 nd St 608 E Ma .nl..uJ;Ciii,L,.I..I POMEROY.O. 992 2259 NEW LISTIN G - POMEROY - Completely remodeled 2 st or~ \1 acre Just $27 500 RUTlAND - lg lot above flood and a one slory fta me wrth two bedrooms on QUtel street Only $1 2000 CHESHIRE - One H 3 bed cr.ntr al heat system and level lot lor a garden Asktng $39 900 Construction Roofmg A Specialty 46I • • mo CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 4/18/ l mo WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992· 7013 New Chevy Truck FENDER '76 95 DOORS '149 95 HOODS '174 95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL ' 42 50 R SUPPORT '84 95 TAIL GATE 'BS 00 FORO FENDER '69 95 BUMPER '69 95 3 18 tfn GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Baohan Building EVERY SAT . NIGHT 6 :30P.M. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repatr and re · core radtalors and heater cores We can also ac1d boil and rod out radiators We also repan Gas Tanks PAT Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only HILL FORD 992 2196 Mtddleport. Ohm 1 1 3 tfc PULLINS EXCAVATING PIONEER CARPET ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-ExtenSive Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm Pole Bldgs & Garages Rooftng Work Alum mum & Vtnyl Stdmgs 1 5 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH 992- 75B3 or 992-22B2 & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Htll Road long Bottom OH 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Voo Schrader Equtpme"t Recommended by leadmg Carpet Manu· ' CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE - Ooze~ - Backhoes - Dump rrucks - lo-Boy - Trencher - Water a 1 hase mrn 1 deck large patio & garitge plus frwt trees & gar rlen '>ra e~ I h1s home s 1n grr,11cnn II on $39 900 00 PRICE RfOUC£0 - RUT lAND -H uge 2 story bnck& lrame w1lll & tooms 2 baths 4 985-3561 All Makes - Gas Lnes - Septtc •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Fre ezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tfc J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING • Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Wtndow s •Replacement Wtnd ows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992 2772 ' " dtntng room n1ce SliP l!vtng room and part base ment Now wt tlt 4 bflrJrooms dmtng room ut1l IJ roc.m ill d apprm 4 ac rr lot ill !he r nd olthe <;treet Al l luo$21 900 00 and lull bilse ment Just $39000 RACINE - lo"" mamtenance wtl h <~ l ummurn SJdmg. central a1r cond l10ntllf.. and a 2 story frame home w th 7 roo ms 3 1 1 bedrooms 1 baths P.nclosed front porrh part base ment and il goq'POIJS large tot Just 3 or $35 000 uu hoi water heal range and rei Only $29 500 m IEAI.101 REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 992 6191 Oolite Turner 992 5692 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Jo Httl 985 4466 Rummage Sale Thurs & Fn 4 Famrly Sal e Down Rt 7on Paxton Rd 728 F1rst Ave Wed Fn 9 ttl I 6 Old dolls m1sc wash srnk o !d washer scales Yard Sale Frt 20 th Log house on M1tc hell Ad Ga!!1pohs Wolfe Investigations, Inc. 3 28 l mo 3 22 r mo pd WANTED All Types of Alumrnum Clean Sheet & Cast 41 c lb Weeks of Apnl 9 21 Alumrnum Aulo Trans LIMESTONE HAULED •s 00 4/ 9/ 1 mo J 13 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start From 12 xl6 UTILITY BUILDINGS Stzes from 6'x6 Up to 24 x36 Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Rattne Oh Ph 614 843·5 191 10 6 Jt c Each Grveaway SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Brtnd!a co lored playful kttty 498 Gen Hartmger Pkwy Mtddleport OH PH 992-2549 OPEN MON -SAT. 10 to 20 years Free Esttmates EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 3 8 2 mo pd chor ce No Down Payment lower Mo"thly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pometoy OH 45769 For Faster Serv1 ce Call 614 992 6737 6 POOL SERVICE 4 6 I mo Vmyl & Alummum SIDING BISSELL W1ll ud your en! Tf life w lhoul SIDING CO . "'Beauttful, Custom Butlt Garages • Call for free sJdtnges tJmates, 949 2801 or on all atrarr s ol l1 fe such as \oo;t antii>U S1ness s1c kn e~s and health 1517 S Co~rl l next1 o Courth ouse! AlH[NS 2n d Floor Off 9 Cal l ~93 H8 ~ 10 a m 6 p m - AIIe1 6 30 p m can be reac hed at 16 Pla1n s 949-28b0 Rcl Rt 682 - 610 II p m No Readtng 1 5 Wtt h Tht s Ad CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP Antenna tnstallallon Hov se Calls and Shop Servtce Avatlab! e Serv ce !hM l o Yi t'r ~ AbovP lhP Rr<! mo Sunday Call s Jl t!lc ' Roger Hysell GARAGE SERVICE For all you r wtrrng needs furnaces repatr servtce and rnslallatton Restdenttal & CommercJal Call 742-3195 Or 99 2 5875 m&ans durtleu tem ov•t •Wue brushfl.s too GffKI50tB removal PH MILLER ELECTRIC We Servrce All Makes & Model s 949 · ~046 Rl 124 Pomeroy Ohto AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmtsston PH 992-5682 or 992 -7 121 3 24 tic 3 23 I ~ 0 304 675 1372 20 m etal stack cha tr s seats of som e 304 675 14 60 Puppre s •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRU CK SERVICE •WATER GAS SE WER RAIN liNES County Certrfred FREE ESTIMATES 367-7560--367·767 CHESHIRE OHIO 3· 1 JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING Jobs -- 81g or Small MINERSVILLE, OHIO Expenenced Reasonable WORK GUARANTEED Sales Jnd SerVICe • SP EED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON RHRIGERAIOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRAN OS We Have A Full Ttm e Shop Techntctan on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER- 985 3307 3 73 I Announcemenls POOLS-PLUS NOW OPEN ~ ( Charleston Rd Ju st Pa st Krodell Park Specral Apnl Only 12•24 $5 500 tnstalled 14•28 $6 200 tnslalle d Off1ce: 675-1388 2 In Mem or y o f our parents Charles H W 1l son who passed away Aprtl 12 1935 an d Kat1e Wtlson Apnl 22 1971 Years ro ll on but your memones are m ou r h earls Sadly mt ssed by d a ug hter s Vma s Nora & Ada 4 4 I mo pd CONTRACTING • DOZER BACKHOE ' RE CLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRU CK SERVICE 'C ONCRETE WORK •cuSTOM BUILT HOM ES 'WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-720l 15 If BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authomed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equtpment Dealer Form Equipment Parts & Service 1 3 lie af ter Pt Pleasant S. VtCinity B1g f1ve f am1ly ya rd sale Wednesday Thursday 144 S Park Dr little b1t of e verything ch 1ldr e ns clothm g Wanted To Buy Wanted to buy square dane tng clothes S1ze 10 any type Call 446 4537 W a nted to buy st and1 ng timber Celt after 6 or anyt1m e weekends 614 38B-9906 9617 Lost 2 keys on a rtng Pomt Pleasa nt area 304 675 3741 Public Sale & Auctton 8 0' 614 388 Want ed to buy Junk cars top prtces patd Call 614 3BB 9615 Wanted to buy N ew used & ant1que furn1ture Wtll buy 1 p1ece or complete hou se holds Also com pl ete Au ct1 onee rrn g serv1ce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 7231 Employmenl Services 11 Help Wanted 6 00 Lost and Found A uc ll on eve r y T uesday n1 ght Pt Pl e asant WVa Auct Lonn1e N eal Youth Center Bldg Ca mden St 614 367 7101 Rtck Pears on Auct iOneer Servt ce Estate Farm An ttqu e & ltqu tda11on sale s Ltce n sed & bo nded m Oht o & WV a 304 773 57 B5 o' 304 773 9185 AuctiOn every Fn n1ght at th e H artford Commun tt y Cen t er Truck l oads o f new mer cha ndi se every week Con s1g ment s of ne w a11d used me rchand 1se always welcome A tchard Reynold s Au c t1onflfH 30 4 275 3069 Mt Alt o Au ctt on Every Saturda y 6 p m C onstgn ment s accepted 1 00 td! sale ttme Emma Bell aucttoneer 42BB177 Loc 429 84 Mt Alt o Auct1on Barn unt 1l further notrce sa le w1tl be the t1r st and second Satur day 6 pm only Emma Bell Au r: troneer L1 c No 4 29 B4 3044288177 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for !ate m ode l clean used ca r s J1 m Mtnk Chev Olds Inc Btl I Gene Johnson 446 3672 In Me monam Want ed t o buy u sed coal & wood h eater s Swam Furnt tu re 446 3159 3r d & Olive St Gall1p o lts Oh Buy1n g daily gold STi ver coms nngs Jewelr y sterli ng wa re o ld cotns large cur re n cy Top pnces Ed Bur ketl Barber Shop 2nd Ave M1 dd leport O h 6 14 992 3476 3 Announcem e nt s J&F ca\1 304 675 6196 SWEEPER and sew mg ma chme repatr parls and supp!1es Pt c k up and de!1very Dav1s Va c uum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Ad Call 61 4 448·0294 Cleland Greenhouse flow ers flats or pots hangmg baekets vegetabl e plants tomato plants, Geraldrne Cleland Vm e and M am St Ra cma 4 G•veawey · Bag of Yard Safe Goods 388 8449 Cas h p atd f o r fancy tron or heavy tron b eds S 160 an d up f or certam Metgs Co st o n e JBrs Old ttm e c up b oa rd c all 1 304 882 2711 CO MPLETE HOU SEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds Iron woo d c upboards charrs chests ba skets diSh es ston o Jars an trques gold and !!t llv e r Wnt e M 0 Mt11 er Rt 2 Pomer oy Olu o 45769 or ca ll 614 992 7760 Fourth greet grandda ughter of Gen Andrew Lew1swants to buy cop1es of Reg ister s Bt Centenntal edtttons C on tact Patty Lew1s Wrlllamson 1936 Dyer St LOUIS Mo 63114 Sttuattons Wanted M ercers A1verv1ew Per sonal Care Hom e hu vacan ctes for eldt~rly persons Betty Merc er owner 304 773 58B2 Want someon e who weaves rugs 992 3704 Harper s Adult Care Home has a vacancy t o r another resrdent elderly person Call 304 675 1293 Plow and dtsk gardens Pomt Plel!lsant and Kenauge area 304 675 3292 W1ll baby sn 1n my home 304 576 2381 Otl & Gas !f you have o1l & gas expon encc o ur grow m g corp 1s l ook fo r r ep s and area supervrsors Full tratn mg Sales or pub!1 c relat 1o ns expenen co helpful b u y n ot necessary Open1ng s rn m ost eas tern cou nti es Excellent o pportun t y and money Call 6 14 265 7300 any ttme AVON For cust omer serv 1c e Ca ll 446 2156 o r 44 6 General Hauhng and Trash removal Servtce Aeheble and dependable Ca ll 446 3 1 59 between 9 and 5 Ke1t h s Lawn M owmg & Trtmmmg Serv1ce Reliable and dependable Reasona b !e rates Ca\1 446 3159 o r 256 6251 Th e N ew Sara Coventry Back rn Tn CounTy ar en Hmng fashto n s how dtre c tors f u !t or par1 time pos1 t1ons ava !abl e Ca ll after 4PM 446 2564 B abysttter wa nted m my home for 4 c h1\dron 8 hr s day Call 614 388 934 2 GOVE RNMENT J obs s 16 559 S50 55 3 yea r Now Htr ng You r Are a Ca ll 80 5 687 6000 Ext R 9805 Hr gh Schoo! Junt ors Sen ro r s Be a member o f OU R We st Vng1nra Army N at1o nal Guard Buddy P! a too n'H Wo current ly have vaca n c res f or rn dl\ll dual s who want t o atte nd b aste trammg w tth o th ers from W est Vrrgu1ra Tratntng w111 beg1n al Fort O tk NJ on Ju ne 11th and y o u w1ll bA back for the f a!! scho ol term Th ts IS tho perf ect summ er JOb J01 n now and begm earntng mon ey for monthl y m eet 1ngs earn full trme pay dunng su mmer 1r arnrn g and t h en earn part trm e p ay upon ret urn from tr ammg Ca ll 304 675 3950 642 3619 0' 1 800 OPPORTUNITY PLUS Rawlu1gh D ealers wa nted Full or part ttm e 304 6 75 1090 Earn SSO 00 S75 00 on a Tu es or Thur s Wrll be 1n tervr ewm g on Ap r il 19th 1 00 PM For t Rand o lph T e rra ce Ask f o r Mary F1sher Reliabl e baby ~utter for two sma ll gcrls f or eve nmg s and w e ekend s 304 675 6350 12 3171 Garages petros Sidewalks basements block work Reasonable pr~ced 35 yr s expe rt ence Free esttmates Call 446 3394 Wtll do gen eral house & off1ce c leamn g Call 614 992 6919 W ould l1ke to mow !awns have transportauo n & mow ers Reas on able r81es 992 7036 Srtuataons Wanted Softba ll player new m area In fie ld er Will play any where l ookmg for sen ous d e dicated t eam Please cal! 446 9519 Wdl care for the elderly tn my h o me lots of references M en or women Ca\1 614 667 3402 Homes for Sale 3 bdr house A One Real Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard L Yeager Ill sales man Ca tt304 676 6104 or 304 875 53B6 Ntce house rn Pomeroy 3 bedrm fully carpeted base ment firepla ce large front porch S39 500 Call 614 992 7583 6 room s basement double garage 1 & one lhtrd acre lot Ros e H11t Pomeroy $32 900 Call 1 614 67B 2513 Baum Addrh on 3 bedroom bnck 1 If? baths full base ment famtly room carport patio & adJOining h acre lol B\latlable &57 000 614 Completely remodeled 2 3 bedroom house w1th vmyl stdmg fu!!y carpeted forced a~r gas furnace large out bUJidmg m exc neighbor hood Call 614 992 6181 S 1 9 500 1% story house 2 barns corn c nb & ce !lar A AND 21 Financial 21 Busrness Opportumty I NOTICE I THE OHI O VALLEY PUB USHING CO recomm ends th at you d o bus1 ness wrth pe o ple y ou know an d NOT to sond monoy through the m ad unt il you have 1nvest1 ga ted the oHer~ng Ladtes 18 o r over are you to okmg for a JOb7 Heres a great opp ort un1 t y to earn REAL MON EY now How 7 Call me today for a f abulou s offer you con t r es1st Call 614 8 43 5 180 before 1 2 noon o r after 4 p m Beer Wrne Corry Out Ov er 6 d•g 1t f gure tn gros s ann ual m come Be er sales 5 d1g1t figure annulllly lottety Ter mmat Contact Gm do J Gtrolam t 605 W M at n St Pomeroy 22 Mon ey t o Loan HOME LOANS FIXED A ATES Belo w m ark et rate s F1xcd co nv ent1onal FHA VA Leader M o rt ga ge At h ens co llec t 614 592 23 ProfessiOnal Servi ces ACRES! Good locat ton on Rt 1 24 west o f langsville house n eeds some w ork Mus t sell Ca ll G!ona Grabo 111 Col at 1 614 B68 5041 Owner transferred must se ll beaut tfu t 3 bedrm bnck home F 1repl ace deck woods pnvacy su nsh me S63 900 5420 Cal l 614 992 7 room house 1 06 acre lot barn ba sement ca rport on Rose Htll m Pomeroy Good condtt1 on $26 000 plus furn rt ure $2 000 Total S28 000 Ca ll Ed1son H ob st etter at 992 2 464 o r George Hobstetter at 99 2 7763 W1ll coll!lrde r fcna n c 1ng part o f 1t FO R 3051 Te nms Instru ctor n eeded f or youth and aduh cl asses on T uesday and Thursday m o rntn gs and e ve n tng f o r June and July Ouahfre d apphca nts conn tact The Ga l llpo h s Parks and Aecreat1on Dept 518 Sec Ave before M ay 1 1 Eq ual Opportunity Empl o yer 31 985 4201 1 B Wanted to Do Rooftng and gutter work metal work housep atntmg carpe nter w o rk E•c ref Free est 1mates Call 446 German Shepard p uppte s can be see n at Y Pt Pleasant 1st tratler t o left as k f o r Judy Slover 9 WE ARE YOUR SALES ANO SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH •SYLVANIA 4 Fam1ly Yard Sal e Frr & Sst Apn! 20 &. 21 From 9 AM BPM At the Larry 0 Bnen residence Large select i On of clothmg and household 1tems Go past letart Fells Sign turn left at ftrst la n e 2nd housB on nght Watch f or s1gns 3358 Hkt ng i!llly Ql.ltSIIOO ~ g1vt ~ dd~!(t 4/ 1211 mo S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester Ohto Ph 9B5 4269 It No Answer Ca ll 985 4381 992-6030 304 895 3603 6 COMPLETE ')i'1' \;;j CALL 992-5949 male Call 992 -3466 Scipio Energy Recyclmg DIVISIOn POOLS Worked 1n home area 5 Doberman Beagle pup p1es 7 wks old Call 614 992 7458 betw een 10 am &9pm Co mm o n Golden b ab y ham ste rs ca ll after 6 00 PERSONALIZED Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeltng Rooftng of all Types 5683 ----------------- ·lc- Pru:ed On Inspection located I • M1le last of Pagelown on Twp 142 4II l !l mo MISS THERESA ~p MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE •MOWING •TRIMMING •CEMETERY MAINTENANCE Reasonable Rates 3 family yard sale clothes all s1zes Hexagon end tables metal bed frame & dresser odds & ends Th urs Frt & Sat across from Unem ployment of11ce Umon Ave Pomeroy 9 M etal Honda c rates ptckup at Betz H on da on St At 7 2 yell ow 6 months ca ts 304 882 2533 Irony Alumtnum AL TROMM 742-2328 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 21st Carport Sale Sat Apnl 21 9AM 4PM F1rst road nght off Bulav1lle Rd Boy s clothes household 11 em s paperbacks c a btg bcauttlul lot Now ru sl $9 900 00 PRICE R£0UCED PQ. MEROY - Rece ntly temo deled hor'le Nlfh J bed roo ms B1g Yard Sale 447 Jerry St Pleasant V a ll ey Estate s Wed 1 8 &: Thurs 1 9 9 00 trl 1 Men's womens & c hr!drens c lothmg. cunarns knrck knacks etc 4 Syste m~ lARGE o' SMAll JOBS PH 992 2478 FREE ESTIMAHS 614-992-7626 bedrooms & a dun g room Has POMER OY - lots ot 100m ter heal modern k1t lg hvu1p, Headquarter~; ~ Beaut fully 1ebU1II home latp,e ltvmg 1011m & 21arge bed Yard Sale Thurs & Fn A cross from Vinton Bapt1st Church Apnl 20th & Sat Used & new clothmg toys odds & ends co llectable 1tem s Geo s Gun &. Carry Out 3 m1les south of Mrdd!eport on At 7 9 a m t1l ! 7 Frtday Apnl - Sewer facturer s MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SEPTIC TANKS INSl ALLE 0 POMEROY - ThiS mce 2 story home has 3 bedrooms hot wa Housing NEW LISTING - POMEROY Large 3 Family Garage Sale Fa1rvt ew Subv 534 Ht!da Drtve Btg va n ety 8 Dark Apr 16 17 18 GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET BUY ERS FINO BARGAINS EVERY SAT & SUN DEALERS NEEDED OUTDOOR SP ACE S5 00 BE TH ERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS THALER PROPERTY RTS 160 & 35 446 7037 co nvenient Only $6 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - A •eal b" gam on lh1s 5 rm onr. II home level lot 45> 190 Only $16 000 o~et ! tr ~e hvmg 100m Very econ om1cal u!ltlt f'S low mamte roo ms & 1 gue st roo m central rm frame w th n ce carnetmg. 3 bedrooms range 1el m1cro wave wa sher dryer and abo ut new 'lo mr mth 3 bedrooms h1th ~ diiJHIR 1oom and $25 900 00 NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom home woth lull bil sement and 992-3325 YOUNG Ill 992-6215 "'992-7314 Pome<ay Ohoo 12 Bite All Worl< Guaranteed Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity S. Vicinity 2 v, Border Colt 1e Pupp1es and 2 % German Shephard pupp1es Call 614 2 45 Wed l1ke to mtroduce rou lo Engage A Ct~r the modern way to drrve the vehicle of you r bedroom ranc h level corner lol k1kh e l & LJmmg area Want Phon e 1-(614) 992·3325 CALL HELEN BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH v. C. II l tfc INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE NEW LISTING - MIOOLE PORT - N~er ly •emode!ed 3 VIRGIL B SR 4 bedroomet on Mulberry wtth I Don ' t B e Mi sl eu d nance dn d $4 2 000 00 TEAFOR.O 1 I I I I I I ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER, SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Low , Low Pr tc es I I I 1 NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Pamted Storm Doors & Wmdows MGM FARM CITV , IN C. POMEROY - Good General '" WRITESEL ROOFING CO. 54 Mt sc Merchandtse 677 Jrd Ave Galltpohs OH Open Oa 1ly & Sa turday Itt 6 P M PH 44G 1&99 SYRACUSE - One H 6 rm lrame on 2 leve l tots Near sclxtols Asktng $25 000 I I 6 Gas & Elec Dryers Was he rs to mat r:h Upngtu ' ca rpetmg 10 to Goo d Used I I rooms Mon -Sat 1 ) I Open Also Some Car Fen den A va1lable • .-. t Milt ) !> I <I NEW LISTING - Remodeled 7 to~~~~~~~~~~~~ I I 1 I I We Have the Lowest Rates ( ' r, me10y lot only $1 7 500 1 phone number Used _·~:.::~~~~~~~~~~ You" II get better1fresults I 1f vou descnbe full-; . I gtve pnce The Sentmel 1 c tas.s•fy , edrt or re1ed I any re5ef"ve5 the ad r1gh1 1 ad Your Will be I p\lt m the proper classfftcat1on 1f you'll I check the proper box 742-2328 Jl r ~ Jn,,. 11 • atx:Jut one acre 1n lower Po Ad Wanted I 1• H Real Estate General P.M. bred for fall freshentng. All cows w1ll be bang tested and pregnancy tested and aged. M~GKEE !y2 2 M I ( l r 1 N J(fl ' c { AL TROMM Serving Meigs -Galh <l ·Maso n 50 cows m1lkmg-- "<<ud' ')f\J I ! PH . 992-2549 p I 111 ) l ''~ ' '' 1:00 I} NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY It! I I 1 I' lv r-.,. I I flo THESE CADLE WILL SELL AT r\ PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF OlTIE GAR Rl SON McKINN EY DECEASED Case No 24156 NOTICE OF APOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ( AND I) "" Publtc Notic e ( 21, 1984 At 1:00 B. u,.., 00 •• 00 00 0 coo mo DOZER BACKHOE WORK " ' " tono• '" , , BU1 1.., l "'" Pubhc Notrce I D c, j tll<l .. . . . . . r. Mooon " lt 173 I • • - Addons and remodehng - Roofi ng and gu«e<wo•k - Concrete work - Piumwb ••,,g and electncal Gallipohs All Types Rooftno & Sidtng ... G 0 s outs utters. own p Pa1ntmg. Coateng NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES . , p ...... ·~· """"' 0> (h. . . . . JQI-H\ S IP S ,) 1 r nt 1 1 1 Mf' q -; l ) ~ ~ t' I 1 ! M I;Ji I 1 I 1 1 n M1 Public Sale & Auctton Saturday, Apnl I t3 1) ~Nn!O u ll 1 62 HOLSTEIN COWS I I" Meigs loth·n \Hnrwr 1 1 Pport ~ Pd Hoffma n !h 11 s p11ng rlr.r n up Wf'C'k v. 111 IX' 11 lrl 1n :V1Jdd lf' por l '\JJI 11 2 ~ .!.7 l!( '-'!df'lll'- 11 r rPqw sf('(} t oc k•J n up thl'lt \ 11d c. tnd ~dC .IIll lots an d CltjK SII ltH (](IJfJ :..; nf' LI thf'C UI IJ SO Jill' ,1 ll t,c,1 o:;,t iiPl chpa!1mf'nt cJ n II l UI I I J\ 1 1\ fl ("('of C h ell gp l 11rku p :..t !ullul( I S d S foll ov.s lohn H l{td g'.l d\ ( I I I I I \\J) Jn Ea stC'r ~ \NOJ s h1p Fn.,.. <h·hris pkk-up I '• Jm 11m J>h\ ~ JCI.t n Ohiu g t\ rn I 111• ( hrJII I'- dH ['(' h '\J lJ\ Rarba t ::t ( h,, n I Jll! an H d\mnn .m d 01a n a lhh a1 P thr m uCJ <.;Jans The fu>v I )on W llkPJ \\ til hC' th C' narJ <:~tor llH JlUI J ]I( I'- In\ JIPd tu dltPnd MJ\ u1 ]}H dtl\1 1 11! 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('(! ts hm1ted \ ou can make Sh• also has v.OJk['(l clmiC.! l l1h !['('hmcwn and ~' 1;-, Lt Jnde Collegr m ad Jtlon F~H1 C1~ndl Ill soc tal \\ ork (J 1JI•J Ln l \l' l'-11\ tnd .., IJ \ Middleport, Ohio Business Services The Daily Sentinel Social worker maintains active life Pomeroy R~NT WITH OPTION TO BUY1 !1 14 ft w1de t hree bedroom bath and ha lt mob1le home stttmg o n m ce lot ready to move rnt o S225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 576 2711 Ftve room house wtth bas e menl and attached garagfl o n tw o acre s 4 mdes fro m Pot n t Pl easant o n At 2 N 304 675 324 8 Thre e yea r old tot al electnc hou se 3 bedrooms fence d m bac k yard and deck S10 000 00 d o wn assum e 8 1fz per ce n t loa n pttced rn m1d 50 s Cal! aher 5 304 675 6643 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale T Al STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CAR S TR UCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 446 7572 NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL S QUAl !TV MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLJS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 727 4 ln R1 o Grande 1982 mobtle home 14 f t 2 bd r good cond Set up on apprOJ( 1 acre IBnd 517 000 Call 446 8038 14)(70 KJrkwood tw o bed room m ob tl e home Central A H ca r pet appliances un derptnnrng S9 000 C all 6 14 256 6035 or after 6PM 446 8251 P I ANO TUNING Lowe r r eg ular tumn gs d1 sco un1s 10 Sen 1or C1ttz ens Chu r c hes & Sch ools Wards Key b oa rd 304 6 75 3824 pr~ ced P1an o Tunmg and Aepa1r 8r u nrcard1 Muste Co 44 6 0687 Sktl ! and 1nteguty ou • tr ad emark Lan e Da ntels 614 742 2951 8 & M Patnttn g Re s l n d C omm Free es tr mates Call 614 256 14 92 o r 446 11 04 THO MPSON BOOKKEEP lN G Monthly and Quarterly accounts welco me 4 28 Se cond Ave Ca ll 446 11 36 Real Eslale 31 Hom es for Sale Home 1n Mrddl epon April shower o f savmgs Th o u sand s of dollars Call 6 14 992 6941 Bwl d o n your lot a new h om e y ou afford Over 1 1 00 SQ ft 6 rooms & bath car p ete d ready t o mov e 1nt o S26 500 also qarages & bas e ment Ca ll Patrrot Home Butl de r s 446 8038 Wtll con s1d er mobtl e h ome as H ad e tn For sa le by owmn 3 bdr ce n1r al a1 r f orced an fu1 nancc buck st ove 1nground 18K3 6 sw 1mmm g p ool close to ctly sc h oo ls Pr1ce d redu ced 10 S3 8 500 Call 446 3204 Lar ge 3 bdr house f or sale or rent In Plant z Subdtv ts ro n N o c h1 \dren n o pels Call 614 245 5281 eves Ar e y ou rea dy f or a move7 N l Stevens and A ssoc1a t es can help you buy that new h ome w1th as little as a 5 % downpayment and mterest rales as low as 10 50 % Call Jen Allie f o r furth er detetls 1965 12K60 mobtle h o m e unfurnished S3 900 Cflll 446 1340 Tra der f or sale 1 Ox35 CAll 61 4 388 9686 anyt1me Use d 2 bedroom mob dt! homes furnish ed 1 Ox 50 and 1 2x52 sues Your cha nce to o wn a comf o rt11 ble h ome Br owns trarler Coun Mme r sville Oh 614 992 3324 1 2K65 19 71 mob1le home w oo dburner & a c 614 742 2720 Mobil e h ome for sa l e 12x60 1973 Ca m eron 2 bedroo m Phone 304 675 6484 after 5pm 1976 Tr1 Star m ob1le home 1 2 x60 all o!ectrrc 8 x 1 4 sun deck 10 K20 d eta cha b le room w11h wood st ove 304 895 3911 1965 New M oo n 1 2x65 2 bedroo m e•c cond $500000 304 675 1B22 after 5 00 19 74 K1rkwo od 1 2•60 t o ta l elec 2 b ed r oo m h o use w1nd o ws new ca rpet A 1 cond 304 67 5 7328 Mobrle home 1 2K60 C ham pron n1ce carpetrng wood b urn er drapes drshwash er e• tr a n1 ce an d c lean On renta l lot close t o GaiiJpo hs and Rt 35 lmmed1a1e pos sess1on 55 995 00 304 675 3466 33 Farms for Sale , 4 2 ac re f arm near R10 Grande g oo d house and ba rn Call 614 2 45 528 1 eves 10 ac re mrn1 fa rm 1 2K60 m o btle home 5 outbu 1/d rn gs 4 00 lb toba cco b;~se new 28x56 ft h ouse start e d Ownermovtng m ust Sf!ll S16500 Call 6 14 614 379 2789 256 6620 Baum Add1t1o n 3 bdrms 2 % baths ac wood burnm g ftre place 2 pat1os woods 2 acres gas TP water S67 500 Owner will help fm ance or will cons1der land contract wtth 61 600 down & payments o f 8650 00 34 Ca ll614 9B5 4387 Busmess Burldtngs Large two untt apartm ent bu1ld1ng good mwtstment Pnce re duc ed 304 675 7541 �Page-12 The Daily Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage 2 ICrll on Rio They'll Do It Every Time 54 Misc. Merchandlae 81 Houaa flowtrt, April 1 8 to Grinde Moy 1 B. Lucy Wright, Golllpollo Forry, CHEAP. Centerpoint Rd . Near Centerpoint . Pntly wooded , county water • utllltle1 n11r b¥ . Southw11tern School District. e2, 000. Cell 814 - Turkey gun . Savage. ower· under, 222 top, 20 gauge botton, new cond ., ahot few 245-&406 . tlmoo, •1&0 .00 . 304-8822012 . Northu p. first street on the ri ght after crossing Ra ccoo n bridge . Approx . 130' fron - tage, $5 ,600 . Call 55 Building Supplies 446- 3486 . Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, windows , lintels. etc . Claude Winters , Rio Grande, WE HAVE TO P,4t?l.a;K 28 acres mostly wooded , several walnut trees . tobacco allotment, all mineral 'l't::JU~ SHOP ANI7 AUCTION OFF '>OW< rights, borders Chief Corn - stock , hunters paradise. loca ted off Millstone Road . 0 . Call 614 -245-5121 . LUMBER -Rough cut. oak . poplar, 2x4 , 2x6, 2x8, 1 x4 , h6 , 1 xB.Iength awailable, 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Pri ced S11 .500 .00 . Phone One half acre lot on Mitchell Zuspan. 304-773 -6654. Road . Gallipolis, rural water ci t y 41 Now open for business , Mountain State Block. Rt . 33. New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4". 8" . 304 - 675 - Rentals Houses for Rent 1 974 bruoh ohlp@or, roldy to work. /rlco U,400 .00. Phone 30 -418-1 031 . house 44 Olive St .. Gallipolis . Inquire at 91 B 2nd Ave .. Gallipolis. Ohio . 3 Bedroom House, river view, no pets. 446 -2404 4 bdr . house at Evergreen ~-==~==~~==:=;:~~=~::::~~~~~~ 45 Furnished Rooms Sl eeping roo m S1 15. utili ties paid Share bath . male only Range & refrig 919 2nd . Av a ., Gallipolis . Cal! 446 -4416 after 7 PM . 46 Space for Rent Call 446 -2565 . Two 2 b edroom houses in Pomeroy for rent , furnished or unfurnished . Call 614 992 -2381. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Lo cate d 1 mi . south of Eureka 1211.60. $160 m o .. plus S 100 dep & ref ' s. Call 614 -643- 2916 2644 . 0< 614 -643- 2 bdr. trailer fully furnished , good location , sec . dep . req . Call 446 -8558 . 2 bedroom mobile home, new carpet. furnished . utili ties pa1d . no pets, 1 lcid acc8pted Call 614 - 367 - Trailer space for rent , 1 mile fr om Hosp ital. S65 mo , water and trash paid . Call 446 - 1 354 after 5PM COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33 . North of Pomeroy . Large lots . Call 614 992 -7479 . One trail er lot. se wer and water furni shed . one small child accepted . 304 -675 · 1076 . 4 7 Wanted to Rent H o use thrue bed r oo m s. N e w H ave n . Mason area Call after 5PM. 304 -882 -2098 Merchandise 0611 . WITH OPTION TO BUY . 14 ' wide all e18ctric mobile homo, setting on lot ready to move into . S200 .00 down $175 .00 MONTH . 304 576 -2711 . 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at 9157 for one bedroom and S193 per month for two bedroom . with 5200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant . Call 446 - 2745 or leave message . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St . Gallipolis . New 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms 9399 . bunk beds complete with bunkies 9199, 2 piece antron livingroom suites 5199 . antron recliners 599 . other r8cliners $80. maple dinette sets 5179, boll. springs @. mattress twin or full S 100 set regular ·1irm 5120. maple dinerte chairs 535, wash stands 534 , maple rockers 5 59 . 7 piece chrome dtnette set $149. 5 piece dinette set 999 , used b ed room suites. refrige ra tors . ran ges. chest . dre ssers . wringe r washers, TV's. dry ers . 8. shoes . Call 614 - 446 - Small efficiency apart .. ce n tral air & heat . 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 - 3159 033B Sofa. chair. rocker . otto man. 3 tables , (extra heavy by Fr o ntier) , S6B5 . So fa , chai r and lo veseat. 9275 . Sofas and charrs priced from S2B5 to 5895 Table s. 5 45 and up to $125 . Hide -a b e d s. 5440 and up to S525 . Recliner s. S175 to 53 75 ., Lamp s frum 528 to 575 5 p c . dinettes from S99. to 435 7 pc S 1B9 and up . Woo d tab le with su c h at rs 5425 to $7 45 . Desk 5 110 up to 5225 . H utches. S550 and up. maple or pine tim sh . Bunk bed c omplete with mattresses . $2 50 . and up t o 5395 Baby beds. 5110 . Mattresses or box springs. full or twin . S 58 .. firm , 568 and S78 Queen sets. $195 4 dr ches ts . 542 5 dr chest s, S54 , Bed fram es. S2 0 .and 525 10 gun Gun cabtnets . 5350 Gas or electric ranges 5375 . Baby mattresses . 525 & 535. bed fra mes $20. S25 . & 930, king frame 950 Good selection o f bedroom suttes . cedar chests . r oc ~ers . m e tal c abtnets . swtvel roc~er s 2 bdr apts , medium Income Family welcom . A -One Real Estate . Carol Yeager Broker Howard L. Yeager Ill sales m an . Call304 -675 -5104 or 30 4 -675 -5386 513 '·1 Third apt S1 35 wat er Cfllll rw een 9 and Ave ., 3 room mo . includes 446 -4 222 bo 5 Garage Bpt . furnished 3 rooms & bath Washer 8o dryer. Clean . no pets. adults only Dop & ref . req . Coli 446 -1519 3 bdr $250 unfurn . garage apt .. plus deposit Call 446 ~ 3786 Furntshed etf1C1ency 60 7 2 nd , Gallipolis $145 Share bath , single . Ca ll 446 -4416 after 7PM . Furn•shed apt ., 1 bdr., near HMC . 5225 Utilities pd ., 4dults Call 446 -4416 after 7P M . 1 bedroom Apt S 196 _ mo tncluding utilities Equal Hou!lolng Qpportuntty Con ta ct Village MBnor Apts . 6 14 -992 -7787 Rtverside Apts . Middleport . Spe c ial rates tor Senior C ttlz en s. $1 30 . Equal Houstng Opportunities 614 992 -7721 1 bedroom apt , f u rnished , util ities patd . no pets 3 1/ J m tlo s south of Middleport , At 7 J ohn Sheets . Ca ll 6 14 - 367 - 06~ ' & 2 bedroom furnished cipts . Call614 - 992 -5434 or 992 -5914 or 3 04 - 882 - LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Used Furniture Range s. c hairs , dryers. and TV ' s. 3 mile s ou1 Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm . Mon thru fr1 . 9am to 5pm. Sat 614 -446 0322 TV & Appliances , 627 Third Av e . Gallipolis , €, 4 · 446 1699 . Spin washers . gas & electric dry e r s . a ut o washers , gas & electric rang es. r etrt ge rator s. TV sets 12" block. Phone day Delivery 304-882service -2222.. evening 882 -3239 . 56 Pets for Sale 614 ~ 446 - 7398 Apartment for rent . 2 or 3 bedro om . Middleport Ca ll Bargains Trade Cen t e r FUi n & appl outlet Ka nauga, Ohio . o r 992 - APARTMENTS . mobile homes . houses Pt . Plenant and Gallipolis . 6,4 . 446 - 8221 RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of less than &12.300 . Renting for 30, percent of adjusted income Phone 4 5 yr . old hanging light with 5 lites . 304 -675 -2635. 23' RCA color TV cansol S75 00 . 19" Zenith black and wh ite portable S35 .00 . 30 4 675~2815 . 52 CB,TV, Radio Equipment 304 ~ 676 - 6679 . 45· Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Parle Central Hotel. Coli 614 -446 -0756 . HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor - outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service. Call614 -446 - 7795 . rr Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 6 I 4 -367 -7220. Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities . English Cocker Spa · niel puppies. Call614 -388 - Want to lease tobacco allot ments, Mason. Cabell. Put · fl•m County. Cell Andy Sigler. Morgan·s Woodlawn Farm. At . 36. 304-876 - 81 63 49 " spotted mare. Best Little Club lamb Sale In ~ Ohio. Thursday. April 19. ----------------------------- County Wa 1984 . 7 Fairground. : 30PM. Fayette shington, C.H., Ohio. 126to 160 head . Hampshirea Suffolks·Crossbreds . From Schlichter, Spracklen, Hakala & Cornett flocks. Call 3 used c arpet ~ . exc . co nd .. (y ell ow, red , purple ) Call 446 3426 ahcr 4 :30PM . King size wat erbed , King Coal o r wood Stove , gun cabinet Call 614 - 256 - 1691 . Country Oalc Furniture. ta bles. chairS, cupboards, dry .!inks. pie safes. lots of misc . Conkle.! Rt 7 . Tuppers Plains, Ohi o . Couch. 2 chain, ottoman for sale. In good condition . ~92 - 3429 16 cubfc foot chest type freezer Call 614 - 742 - 2416 . Bentley pig Sale Tues., April 24. 7 : 30PM. Fayette County Fairgrounds, Wa shington C. H. Selling 150 heed Durocs, Hamp-duroc athe the Crossbridge, bar· roows & giiU . 3 -584- 2398 . REg. Polled Hereford bull approx . 1300 lbs. Call 614- 379-2667. For sale full blooded Red Poll bull, 5 yr. old, vury gentle. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chaw pup pies . CFA Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese kittens . dozer. $4,000. Call 614266-1427. Baby rabbits, 80 to choose from . Assoned breeds. co lors. & sizes. S 3 . 50 each 30 4 - 675 ~ 21 Call 614-843 -5276 . 675-6430 . Harlequin Easter Bunnies. $3 .00 no papers, $5 .00 with papers. Call 614 -985 - One pair Perchon mares 4 yrs old, weighs 1.600 lbs. broke. One 5 yr . old Belguim mare 1.600 lbs. broke to work . Also. for stud service Big Blond Belguim. Call limestone, Sand, Gravel. Deliverod in Mason. Meigs. Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son. Call 446 -7785 . All kinds of furnance pipes . Call 614 -256 - 1528. Easter bunnies. all sizes and colors . S4 .00or2for97 .00 . One mile out West Point Road. Hartford . Musical Instruments 10'" Pollen chain saw &75 . Caii614 -256 -152B . s~igler oil stove, Maytag wringer washer . Call 446 - 3059 Build on your lot a new home you afford . Over 1,00 sq . ft . 6 rooms & bath, car peted , ready to move into . $2 6 .500 also garages & basement Call Patriot Hom e Build ers 446 -8038 . Will consider mobile home as tr ade - to Flat bed with side kits , chains . binders. & tarp . Call 446 -3281 after 5PM Sell St eel Buildings. ' Steel buildtng dealership ' Small to btg prolit potential big deman d -sta ner leads fur nished Some areas taken . Call to qualify 303 -759 - Peavey standard series 260, 300 wan head, with Peavoy cabinet. with si11. 10" speakers. $400. Call 446 - 8655 . For sale Spinet -console pi · ano bargBin . Wated : Re sponsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano. Can be seen locally . Write Credit Man ager : P.O . Bo)( 537 Shelby ville. IN 46176 . 58 Firewood cut up slabs $15 p1ckup load Call 614 -245 - 5804 Limestone . fill dirt . and top soil Call614 - 256 - ,427 AM -FM stereo reco rd player combination . 4 ' long like new 550 . Nice 7 drawer desk SSO Large gas space heater with wall thermostat S60 . Ca ll 446 -9283 5 H .P . Go -Cart . S150 Call 992 -5556 2 Pr om dresses size 5 & 8 . Worn once . Call 614 -245 - 91B3 . 6ft . utility truck bed S350. 8 ft heavy gauge alu m truck bo11. $2 50 . Both in e11.c . cond . Call 614 256 -1750 Firew ood for sa le . 920 .00 pickup S30 .00 d elivered . 304 - 675 · 2991 before 1 1:00AM o r <1fter 6 :00PM . 304-676 -2147 . Hay & Grain Northup King corn. alfal1a & grass seed. other farm seeds . Call Vaughn Taylor, 61 4~246 - 5064 or 61 4 -2466815 after BPM . Hay 91 .60 per bale . Phone 304-882 -2422 . 65 Seed & Fertilizer Farm Equipment Cared for like a babyl 1980 Monza. 4 cyl., 4 spd ., 43.900 miles. never wrecked, never painted. gold with white pinstripe. saddel interior, PS , PB. AM-FM 8 track. rust proofed, sport mirrors & wheels . We upkept, many new parts. Mint condition. 1983 Ford Ranger. 4 spd .. 4 cyl., 2 tone , brown & tan, long bod. step bemper . Road lights, matching topper. For sale or trade . 66895. Call 83.760 . Call 614-38B- plus MPG. 82.700 .00 . 304 882 -2894 . 2 Dr .. 82.000 mi. $1200 firm . 446 · 7629. 19n Dodge Aspen slant 6 , $1,800. Call 446 - 614 - 379 ~ 231 1976 Pontiac Ventura good con d., clean, runs good. Call 61 4-3B8-9043 1983 AMC Spirit, exc . cond .. 6 cyl .. 4 spd. Call Garden seeds. plants. Kennebec seed potatoes $8.50. Fertilizer, field seeds . Boso Agri-Center. 446 - 2463. 1980 Chevy Caprice SW loaded, excellent condition Clal 614 -682-7602, Hill, Oh . TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 East ern Ave ., Gallipolis Call 614-446 -2282 . 1976 Monte Carlo fair cond. , runs elt . good tires , new banery . AC. Power windows, power seats . 305 motor, $400 . Call 446 · 1971 Toyota 4 spd .. Lots of new pans. easy on gas. dependable . 8300 . Call 1978 Trans Am. automatic. looks good, extras. $4500 or b .o. Call 614-992-5620 a1ter 5 p.m . Must sell! 1979 Plymonth Horizon TC3. Sharp . PS, PB. auto., factory aluminin wheels, am -fm cassette . 1975 Olds Cutlass 442 . Call 614 -949-2833 . Massey Harris tractor . mower. front - end lift . wagon. plows, $2 ,500 .00. 304 -675 -5809 . Chevette, 304 458 - 1031 Vans & 4 W.O. 73 1978 C - 20 Chevy Sport van. auto, AM - FM tape. carpeted, sport rims, covered spare tire. rear ladder. $3.695 . John's Auto Sales. 446 -4782, Bulavill8 Ad, Gallipolis . Oh . Open til dark . spd ., $3. 195 . 1979 Buick Sky- 1981 Dodge Diplomat, 2 dr .. auto, 6 cyl ., nice. Call 1969 Camero 350. 4 speed. 1979 Chrysler Cordoba, very good condition, fully equipped. good gas mileage, $3,500.00 . 895-3812 Phone 304- 1976 Ford Granada S400 . or will trade tor truck of equal value . 304 -675 - 5079 . 1976 Olds 442. exc . cond .. Call betwen 3 :00 and 7:00 PM, 304 -676-5730 . 1973 Plymouth Fury , 360, green vinyl top, 4 door, fair condition, 304 ·882 -2669 . Chevy Malibu , 1976 Corvette loaded , SB200 , negotiable, 304 896 - 3967 after 5 p .m . '81 Celica Toyota GT. lift back, AC, tilt whtHll. tinted glass . AM - FM Stero, 36.600 miles . 304 -6 75 · 6149 aher 5PM. 614- 379 -2726 . 1 979 Camaro, exc. cond., low mileage, AC, power windows, tilt, AM -FM . Must see to appreciate. Call 446 - 4053 614 -3B8 - 9905 9644 or 446 - loaded with e~ttras . 30~ ~ 675 JIM ·S PLUMBING & HEAT- 1974 Chevy 10 Van V-8 10· bed, $450 . Call 446 -9283 . 1979 Subaru station wagon. 4 wheel drive, exc cond ., $2.900.00. 74 Motorcycles 1981 Suzuki B50L full dressed 92 .000 Call 614 - 266-1141 after 5PM . 1979 Honda CBX 6 cylinder, silver -black. mint cond .. new tires. fairing . Call 446 0648 after 5PM 5600 or best offer Call 446 -4580 Night crawlers 90 cents doz. Les1er and Charlie Leonard, 1213 Main St. Point PleasAnt 1973 Olds, 1 owner. exc . cond. inside and out . TR 7 hardtop sports car , good body, runs good. $2.200 . 00 . 3182 . 304 - 675 - Trucks for Sale F· 150, lariat. PS, PB, AC, AM -FM ndio, good cond.. $3.495 . Call 614 -388- 9905 or 614 -367 7624. C\?HEY IN V ENTED ' ' 7:45 8:00 ANNIE .• A IIARNEI7 8fq 1980 Kewaski 1300 Shaft drive. 13 .050 miles . Very good condition. Call 614 992 -7110 after 5 p .m . FISH IT 'liAS, TOO, At/' ... 1977 Honda Goldwing GL 1000. full dressed. new ace .. all the extras, ex. cond . $2,250. 992 -2381 or 992 2509 . ... SO t'D S UGGEST YOU Mo\KE $2 . 400 . 00 . 2480 . DON'T WORRY, C HIEF ! I KNOW -lU ST WHAT T 'DO ' 576-2846 . Boats and Motors for Sale Chris Craft 36 ft cabin cruiser with trailer. S12.000 . Call 614 - 245 - 5032 or 304 -675- 1731 . 16 ft _ fishing boat . 20 HP motor, trailer, trolling mo tor, swivel seats. $1,995 . WV 304 -422- 8433 or 304422-2367 . 76 Must tacrifice 80 Chevy apon short bed truck, axe. cond ., 1 owner, AM -FM. carpet , double rust proof. tinited glass, blue &. black with stripes . $4.500 1irm. Auto Parts & Accessories lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy Luv truck . Ph one Starks Tree Trimming & Removal. lawn mowing and maintenance. landscaping , 10 Pet. o11 all e§timotes 304-576 -2010 B4 Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Elect11c Co all phases ot electric w ork . all work guaranteed . A erial truck rental. 614 - 446 - Coli 614 -367-7833 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers SEWING Machine repairs . service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614 · 992 -2284. SALES · Professional ser vice for appliances, heating, cooling and electric. Sell and •nstall Amana , Gibs on , Kit chen Aid . Residential, Com m erciaL Indu strial . 304 675 - 4819 or SALES Professional ser vice for appliances. heating. coo ling and electric Sell and install Amana , Gibson, Kit chen Aid . ResidentiaL Com mercial. lndu str ta l 304 675 - 4819 or 1973 5th wheel camper, 30 ft.. self contained , runs on elec . or gas, AC. new awn, BARNEY OUR OL HOUSE 15 I THINK WE FALLIN' APART, PAW-- JUST DID. MAW 614 388 -8274 . General Hauling ~ 'r ; ' .. James Boys W ater Se rv ice. Also pool s filled . Call 614 256 - 1141 or 614 -446 - ~ 1 175 or 61 4 - 446 ~ 791 1 . James Boys Water Service . Also pools fill ed. Call 614 - JIMS WATER Call Jim Lani er SERVICE 304 . 6 75 - 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec . Ave .• Gallipolis 614 -446 -7833 or 614 -44 6 : 1833 . MMM~ THERE'S NOTI41N6 TI-IAT SMELLS AS GOOD AS PASTE! 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Under the bed! 304 ~ 882 1980 Yamaha 650 special. good condition, 41.000 mites. $1,300 .00. 304 · 75 No one will tri.J to break into this house with Bubba here! We're perfect/lJ ,;afe! Answer • Q5 4 • 7 64 2 f ro m 1900 10 1920 . 160 Walt. I heard a no1se in the basement! Y'esterda)' s a 0 I I I 1j (Answers tomorrow ) [!) NBA Tonight [1) Cil Real People T o ~ helps a man accused of recor d p.rat.n g and m an slcwghter prove hi s Inn oc ence. (R) 160 m 1n .) ALLEY OOP rI BURST Jumbles SWASH I I NORTH Cil Ill ® .I .JUST BET ONE BIG BUNDLE ON HIM T'WIN .. Print answer here ® Wheel of Fortune II) (j2J Entertainment Tonight fl) One Day at a Time Opening Round Playoff Game ffi MOVIE : 'Strategic Air Command ' 11and. Oh.614 -742 2903; '81 Suzuki 850 , full dres s, shaft drive. o11. c . cond ., Now arrange the ctrded letters to form the surprise answer. as sug gested by the above car1oon (I) Family Feud cus. !AI !60 m~n . ) [1) MOVIE : ' Black Sunday· [1) MOVIE : 'Dream House ' (I) Veshua [!) NBA Basketball : 1984 J . A .R .Construction Co .Ru - 576 ~ 2897 . Bob Newhart Show 0 night' s program features fema le Jello w restlers . some sentor ctt1zens who operate a portable disco and a profile of an amate ur etr · Good - 1 E.11cavating, base ments. footers , driveways, septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 -446 4537, James L. Davison , Jr owner. Dotson 's Tree Service . In sured · Free Estimate. 304 - a (I) Excavating Basements. Footers. Con crete work , Backhoe's , Dozer & Ditches. Dump trucks. & water-gas -sewer · electrical lines ®News Ill il}l People· s Court fl.) Jeffersons [1) Tic Tac Dough I]) SportsCentor !It SURE HE DOES .' D . OAY REFRIGERATION 1979 Ford 304 -675 -1 128. SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating. At . 2 Neal Road . Point Pleasant, W _Va 304 675-5420. Licensed and Insured. Correct Craft & Ski Su preme. family ski boats . New & used , Parkersburg. tape, camper top, real nice. $3,196. John'l Auto Sales. 446· 4782, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis, Oh. Open til dark. Spray painting equipment , co mpres sor. 2 gal . pot. 50 ft . material line . Btnks Gun . Also , 20 cu ft . upright frAezer . Leland M . Johnson. 7 :30 ING . Rt. 1, Box 355, Galli polis . Call 614 -367 -0576 . B3 J I I 1j News hour •.' 304 - 895 ~ 3681 . tREENOCt 0 ([) Wheel of Fortune CHl MacNeil/Lehrer Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis . Ohio Phone 614-446 -3686 or 1979 Jeep CJ -5, 6 cyl., 3 spd .. loaded with extras. S3.000. Call 446 -0515 . WHAI YOU M IGHT DO IF YOW TRY TO PA IN T A 6 11':1... IN iHE NUDE. (I) CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING S700 .00. 304-882 -2012 . Chevy Luv 4 spd ., AM -FM 1869 ! Cil B.J./lobo Show I Dlc.J'T KNOW 1\1~ l!liiJO'So alUi..O 00 toO MILE:<; Al-l HC:l-R' Plumbing & Heating 614-388 -8274 . 1980 yellow Chevy Luv 4 spd .. AM · FM tape , real clean, 82 .996 . 1980 blue 3 pc . Navy blue suite. like ne....., , young mens size 20 . 82 61 4 ~ 446 - 4477 304-675 -5462 . 1722 . CAPTIAN Call 446-3637 72 Bridesmaid or prom dresses Si1e 9 -10 and 12. Call 304 -675 -5460 or 304 - 458 - 6 ~FLAT! STEAMER Wotor removal, furniture cleaning, free estimates . 304 -675 -2295 . 1974 Ford Maverick, 6 cyl. , auto , AC , good body, $950 .00. 304 -675 -6730 . 1977 Mercury Monarch PS , P8. AC . 302 V -8 , •uta. trens, good gas mileage, exc . cond .. $1.895 . Call SHAPE WITH d I I I [J GAZZIG [1) PM Magazine Here Come the Brides (]) Entertainment Tonight or 675 SHIP a CD ... AOO 1!-16 UTILE flliM~ WILL Ia? FRC¥,W..W I~ Sl'l( RINGLE'S SERVICE e~tpe ­ rienced wofing , including hot tar application, carpen ter, electrician. mason. Call carpet a (]J Inside the PGA Tour ([) Sanford and Son 1331 . your Fiahin' Hole Andy Griffith News/Sports/Weather Dr. Who 3 -2 -1, Contact Star Trek [1) [[) NBC News [1) MOVIE: ' Tim ' (I) Rifleman [!) Mazda SportsLook (J) Carol Burnett (I) Ill ll}l ABC News 0 (I) @ CBS News BORN LOSER Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal Call 304 -675 - $3 .000. Call 446 -0515 . auto. hawk, 6 cyl ., auto ., air, AM-FM tape , $2 , 495 . John's Auto Sales. 4464782. Bulaville Ad, Gallipolis . Oh . Open til dark 2398 or 614-446-2454 GET 1979 CM 400T good cond .. $750 .00, 304-675 -6789 . Chevy af1ar RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar. and house calls. Call 304 -576 - 7 :00 446-1916 . 68.000 miles. S2.300.00 . Call 614 -388-9003 5PM. scotchguard -water ell. trac tion, deodorizers. FREE esti mates Reasonable rates . Gene Smith, 992 -6309 van body. roll up back door , price 95 , 600 .00. Phone (j}) I]]) Great Outdoors Host Jim Ta bor displays hi s pan able f teld bar and th en su rveys the fish and coral spe cies in Flonda 's Penn a· kamp Park . [C losed Capt tonedj GENE·S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. b-;HenriAtnoldandBobLee I ···-·- (() Business Repon Oak ask for Jim lively. Autos for Sale 1--- 6 :30 PAINTING - interior and exterior . plumbing , roofing. some remodeling. 20 yrs. 304-675 - 2088 4560 . 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl. 3 S1 '1 00 .00 304-675-1600 Transportation THEY'Ll IJEVER BELIEVE REPRE!'E>lTAT IVE,;; FROM M<KEE, NO MAHEI< WI-IAT YOU SAY. 614 - 388~9857 . Call 1979 Ford C 600 with 22ft . 614-388-9043 . AM -FM . S4 . 195 . 1981 2dr . A .C . four row no -till air planter with monoline . Tim Rock Farm. 304 -675 -4308 ST EP A51DE. PAL!'. WE I-lAVE IMPO~TAIVT 5U!'II-lE!'5. 4. 1971 614 -949 -2013 . Phone 304-895 -3664. 1977 Granada. 4 spd., 6 cyl. 1982 American Motors AMC Spirit. 6 cyl .. auto., air. Super C Farmall fast hitch , small case tractor , 3 point hitch . Ford 2 row cultive tors , tri a11.el machinery trailer, all in eJCc . con Call 1978 Ford XLT pickup. auto, runs good , $2,400 00 . '78 Ford courier truck, very low mileage, 5 on floor, 30 0475 . 614 -379 -2468 . 614 -985 -4367 . 9729 after 5. 1981 Corvette, like new inside & out. 10.000 miles . Corn planters : New Ford 2 row , used 4 row MF . Call 1976 Ford 4x4 new tires , good cond ., no rust Coli 614 -256 -1258 . Troy· Bilt tillers . Check our special price before you buy any tillers . Swisher Imple ment Co St . Rt .7 N. Galli polis , OH ., Call 614 -446 - Due to death must sell 2 Quonset style steel build · ings Brand new never er8cted . One is 40~~.56 . Call Wayne &1419 -669 -2494 . Trucks for Sale Call 446 -31 01 . Call 614-992 -6919. 71 61 72 8114. Harris Farms & Green Houses, At . 124, Portland, Oh . Now open 10- -dusk . 3200 Copperftelrt Washer . old dolls , 446 - 2088 , after 6 p.m . Seen Tues .- Fri. at 728 Frrst Ave Team of work horses, 6 and 7 yrs. old, mare and gelding, approx. 1.400 lbs. each. Broken single or double. Fruit & Vegetables Farm Supplies & Livestock 1982 ChevetteAM-FM. AC . sports stripes. sports mir rors, sport wheels, $4,600 . offer. Call 304-675 -1487. 64 57 Autos for Sale 74 Cadillac excellent condi tion, $1,000.00 or beat Sanyo Stereo. receiver . turn table. 2 speakers. all inwood and glass cabinet . S250. 6245 . 71 Holstein Hereford calf, $76. Dairy goats Alpines and Lamanchas. buck and doe kids end millcers. Call 304- tO CAPTAIN EASY ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME IE'--.. _tY _ /, ,, , [!) ([) [[) (I) (jj) g) exp. Call 614-38B-9652 . 4 dr ., 8168 . 446-0B57 . . ~.::=====~====;::======· ~· -="~~~·~~-:..j Good 3 yr . old Hereford bull and other cows &. calves. Call 446 -7732 after 5PM. 614 ~ 992 - 2060 . 675 -71 Home Improvements Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof. Call EVENING 6:oo a l1l rn o rn ® m m'if Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one lettet to each square, to form rour ordinary words . News [1) MOVIE; ' Super Fuzz· Cil New Treasure Hunt 614 -256-1182 . Case 310 front endloader Registered Tortie Point Hi malayan female. 4 yrs . old, spayed and declawed . 304 · ~· - Commercial and residen tial. free estimates . Call Livestock '\tjf~l.\.ft ~ ~ ~~ e WEDNESDAY 4/18/84. • STUCCO and PLASTERING Call 614-266-6315. Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered 12" - 22" stocked i n v ard . HEAP vender , prompt delivery . 614 -256 - h ,,•• ~~ -< 2276 or 304-736-2342 . Call614 -379- 2146. 4134 . • Sentinei- Poge- 13 The Television Viewing i Services 2364. 2 white miniture male poodles, 8 mo . old . Also puppies ready to go by May 1 . Call 54 Misc. Merchandise DI CK TRACY ACm axe . cond ., aleepa 6 . W•nt to 11111 tobacco bal8. Make an offer! Call 448 · Pocket size Panasonic b&w TV - Rad i o co mbination . Weight less than 2 lbs . Call 83 . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Cell 814-388-9043 . 9790. Call 614-446 -3844 aher 6 . I 18, 1984 1982 Coochmon 23'11 11 ., W,._'(e-, llf>! 5, W ashers , dryers. refr~ger a ­ to rs , range s Skaggs Ap pliances , Upper River Ad besid e Stone C rest M o tel 2566 TWIN 23 c u. ft . free;zer , mint c ondition $300 . 1972 C hevy lmpala .new battery. go od co ndition . 992 -2759 . GOOD USED APPLIAN CES 1. 614 -992 - 2381 2509 2 new complete twin beds. headboards . bo.11 springs, mat1ress & frame . $175 eac h . Ca ll614 - 378 - 6433 51 Household Goods & used wood & coal stoves, 44 -ro 79 Motors Homes & Campers Wednesday, BURDETTE CAMPER BALES lo SERVICE. U.S . At . 80, Coolville , Oh 814 · BB7-338B . Jv~1' A~o .. ~eT 1'<> f;R~i ~-,e, wt\•IJ t-IeR I<~~N . : f!Ae.Re 1 WA'>. 82 Wentad to Buy 614-426-6725 . 5 rm by Larry Wr ight KIT 'N' CARLYLE C. 614-266-1528 . schools . $6.995 . 00 . 3466 . Farm Equipment ASS&TS ··· 614 -367 -7271 . and Wednesday, April 18, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio South :I+l• 4• c lubs. East ducks but wins the club continuation and lead s back a diamond . You take yo ur ace an d agam a ruff is temptir.g . but y ou don ' ttake 1t. You need all of dummy 's trumps. Now you play your A· K ol Opemng leaa. •K s pades You go to dummy By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Incidentally, today s hand was grea tly overbid. The way Watson sets up the cards is about the only way South can bring hom e I 0 tricks. Th1s hand !S not too diffl · w1th t he queen of spades , removing the las t enemy trump. Now yuu can run y our es tabli shed cl ub suit Lo make yo ur contr act Had trumps or clubs broken badly , you would sure l y have gone down at leas t one trick, but m bndge books, all usua lly goes well with an overbidder. i'IIEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN J DOWN ACROSS I African fox I Yearn 5 Juncture 2 Dispatch 3 Cookmg line herb 9 Talk 4 NWllencal 10 Drink suffix 13 For which 5 Temptress Burr was 6 Correct tried a text 15 Dutch 1 Arab gannent Yesterday's Answer commu ne 8 Prayer 20 Drum 2!l Pr~ est" s 16 Skin problem for mercy roll garment 11 Russian 21 Eddie Ft•her 30 Snake 11 Historic composer hil l 1951 1 33 Acclivity peruxl 22 "Street 34 Cruising 18 "Swedish 12 Paints 14 Chubby Scene ' 35 Cagney movie NightChecker's dwelling 37 Italian ingale" dance, 23 ·-al e Israeli TV-Radio 19 Gypsy IWTUnary network with " The " 20 Fi.xed c harges 18 Consonant 25 Silver 1Sp 1 38 Bird"s nest 23 Ancient Asian 24 Concermng 25 Jeopardy 26 English r tver 27 Legal claimS 28 Consumed 29 Sanda rae tree 31 Dickens character 32 Floor covering 33 ··Tiger - ·· 36 Yankee pnd e 39 Card sequen ce 40 So that' s how ! 41 Row 42 '"Giant" star I DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work It : Is AXYD L BAAXR LONGFELLOW One l e tter simply stands f o r another I n this sample A is u sed f or t h e thr ee L's, X for the tw o 0 \, dr S in~h' l e tters , apostrophes. the length and formation o f thr wo rds are all hints. Each day the code leltt•rs are different . CRYPTOQUOTES HKE 'Q R FTZ WXR TZ KSM -WDPHQ QRPRP C RQ GKQSM YDBEQR KY K Z GXRZ YDQR DY HKF. NRWWDZB GTN T NIRRFX . - YQTZJSDZ I . OKZRN Yeslerday's Cryploquote: IF YOU CAN COUNT YOUR MONEY, YOU DON'T HAVE A BILLJON DOLLARS.-J.PAUL' GETI'Y �... '~ .. 14- The ... Sentinel Market pig, lamb sale slated Friday Fifth straight loss Marrow transplants See Reds' story on P age 3 GALLIPOLIS - The SPventh Annual Southern Ohio L amb and Pig Sale will b<' hPld Frid ay, Apri l 20, at 7 p.m. a t the GaUra County .funior F airgrounds. The sale is being sponsored by Southern Ohio Lamb and Pig Commrltee JX'Ople who ha vC' sPen a growing nf'C'd for prom ot ion of high qualit y la mbs and pi gs to be exh i bited at t he local Souther n Ohio Coun ty F a i rs. F our· H a nd F' FA mem bers from Ga llia, LJ\\TPnce, Jacbu n . Pike. Scioto. M eigs. A thr ns. Vint on and Hocking rounti<'S w ill ll<' ablP to bid on top qufllity animals that ha ve ~x>en prt'-sclf'Cted on thP fa rm prior to the sale. A pproxima tely 55 lambs and 35 pigs r epreSC'nting V<J.Iious br'ff'ds wi ll be consign<'d by t hP leadi ng producer s in Sou th f'rn Ohio_ Lambs \\ri ll w ei gh .15-70 pounds a nd pigs 40-90 pounds. Auc tioneering srr\'i ees will lx• prov ided. For more in form acion , cont act .Jim Clay, anim al sriPnr e Px tr nsion specialist a t the J ackson Agti cul tu · ral 1-{eSf'a r ch CC'nl er. 2H6-21 77, Tom Balmer . chairm an. at 643-2196, or PunnPy Cisco, Se<:rl'tary ·T reas urt>r of thC' committff'. at 682 ~6625. We Reserve The Right limit OU8ntities . Chicken Flying Meet STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM e 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY. OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT. , APRIL 21. 19 Vol.33 , No.4 Copvr igt,ted 1984 Steak ......... •• .... $199 Weather forecast Clo utl v tonight w ith ~ c ha nC'f' of shower ~. Low nra r :J.~ . Wincl s nor1hw cstf'r i)' 1 0~ 1 :. m p ll . Cloud.' T hu rsda,· High 5<f>> Chan<'r of prec ipit ation 40 pC'rcmtt onighl and 20 percenl T hu rsda y. E .tended t' on-ca..'<l Friday through Sunday : t':ur Friday and Saturday. Chane<' of showers in th<• south Sunday hut lair in the north. Higl" in the 00s Friday and 5lHl8 Saturday and Sunday. Lows in the 30s Friday and 3S4ll Saturday and Sunday. LB. .... $209 •••••••• • • LB . HOMEMADE PORK Sausage .. • • • • • ..... 99¢ LB. Wieners • • • • • ••••••• 12 Oz. Pkg. LEG QUARTERS Chicken • • • • • • • ••••• LB . TURKEY • Dru msttcks ~B~ ••••• 89¢ 59¢ 39¢ Jury finds New Haven man guilty · PO INT PLEASANT - A Mason County Circuit Cou rt jury fou nd a New Haven m an gutlly on two counts of grand lar ceny and a burglary charge Wednesday In M ason Count y Circuit Cour1. Dalc Ar1hurWard. 22, 130 Mil1 St. , was found gu ilty on the chargE's otter two hours of jury dC'liber ation. conclud ing a three-day !ri al. Mason County ProS('('uting Allor ~ Jl(')' Damon B. Morga n Jr. sa id Wan:l was indicted inJ anu ary by thC' grand ju ry on twocountsofbu rgla r)' and two count s of g-rand larceny 'n conn('('tion wit h in<'iden ts that occu r red in September of 1983 at th<' n>stdence of L illian M ap Stephens of 109Third St.,i': ew Haven . ThE' prosecuting at1 om py sa id lh<' burglary chargE' carries a possible ~ntcnce of 1 ~ 15 years in the stale penitpnt iary and the grand larceny charges car l>' a possibl E' sentence of 1-10 year s each or a y<'ar in i hP count y jail for each. M orga n said he would file an on:ler accepting a verdict and the defend· ant wil l then have !0 days to file a molion lor acq uittal. H e said a hearing on those moJionsw illll<'hcld M ay?. you want it ... you·ve got it ... IN THE CLASSIFIID Easter Greetings On A Platter. Bananas ..... • • LB. FLAVORITE Margarine •••• LB. Gi v C' t he nr w Egg P l aTt er Bouq urt . Spr i ngfresh flo w ('r s f tl l a w hi te ce ra m ic C'gg pl a ttP r ff'fl · t ur i ng hand -p ai nt f' d I:I C' · ce nts. T o se nd it an y w twrr in t h(' count r)-', ca ll o r v is iT ou r sh n p Easter is Sunday, April 22. Give the Egg Platter Bouquet POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "T ht' 11 nv A m f' r ifiJ .\i f'Tif/.li / , O I'f'" 106 Butternut Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-2039 or 992-5721 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - Tne state Suprem e Court has upheld a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio ruling that Coiwnbla Gas of Ohio Inc. chose profit over the int er ests or its custom er s when buy ing natural gas in 1981. The high court's ruling w iU mean a r efund of m ore than $8 million to customers through billing reduc~ tions. Columbia spokesman Donn Rooks said the r efund will average about $4 .1U for each residential customer . The dec ision sa id Columbia knew of projectf'd price inc r eases when it bought win ter gas supplies in the July -October period o! 1981. The PUCO notf'd that !he price lncrease fur that peri od , on ginally p rojected by Col umbia a t 29 cen ts p!'r thousand cubic !Pet, wound up costing customer s 69 cen ts per thousan d cubic ff'l't. The P UCO said Columbia could have avotdC'd the in creases bv buy ing gas in the M ay-August per iod. BONELESS RUMP Roast DOMINO lOX, LT. or OK. BROWN IND. AMER. SLICES j$ 12 ARMOUR VIENNA SAUSAGE OR ... . .. •· ·· ··couroN· ··· .. . ARMOUR TREET 99¢ lim.• One Per Cu stomer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 21. 1984 FLAVORITE ' %Gal. •••••• MAXWELL HOUSE 3lb. • Can $6~§ limit One Per ~ u s tome r Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 21. 1984 . \ Bag $}49 limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 21. 1984 ~ ~ • • •• JAMBOREE GRAPE or : FLAVORITE SUGAR : • • • APPLE JELLY • • • 5lb. • • • 32 Oz . 69¢ •• •• Jar • •• Limit One Per Customer • • Only At Powell's • • Olf~rGood Expires April 2h 1984 • •• • • • • • • • • at • enttne 2 Sec tions . 14 Pages 25 Cents A Multim ed ia In c. Newspa pe r Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday , April 19, 1984 Quoting thE' PUCO. the court sa id Columbia " Incurred increased costs of the w int er service gas in tota l disregard for the inter ests o! its customers.'' The clerk of Ihe Suprem e Cour1 will prepare a plan fordlstribution of the refund wi thin 45 day s, and the distri but ion will he m ade w ithin 90 days. I n anothercase. the court voted7 ~0 to SUSp!'nded indefin itely from the practice of Jaw a Cleveland m '" conv ietf'd in federal court in 19&! of conspiring to fiJ< pricPs in rest r aint of tradE'. A t the time. R ichard .J. Bogo~ moln~· was chief exf:'Cu t ivf' officer of !he F irst Na tio nal Supermar kl•t s Inc . and had been charg<'d with conspiring Ia fix, raise, stabilize and m ain ta in the advertised pliers and everyday shpl f prices of grocer.· produc ts and I hP advet1 ist'<l pric<'S of some nwat item s sold in Cuyahoga Coonty, cou r1 rf'('orcls showed . Bogomolny had been und c·r tem {X)r ary· SUSJX'nsion pending an mves t iga I ion of his case bv I he cour1 's board of commissioners on grieva ncps and discipline, w hich r eco mm e n ded i nd fl fi n it r suspens1on . SIT-IN - Melg>; High Band students and their parents held an orderly sit-in at the lohhy of M ei J:S High School \\'edm'Sday night and T hu rsday morning protesting the firing of Band Director Marilyn GOOdnite at a3-2 vole hy thP M Pi 1,'S Local Disllict B oard of Edu c:Uion Tuesd ay night. Parents, students protest firing Meigs High School hand students Jnd thei r parrnts, ir<:~ I P over t hr ThPsday ni~hl fi rin g of M eig s H igh Band D irrc tor M ariJ)·n (;oodnite by thrf'(' m cmbPrs of the d is trict' s board of Pd uca t ion, a r r ro nducting a prote st s it ·in . T he ~ it - in wi th a largP group of parent s and stud ents participati ng got unLJeru·J .\ WC'dnPSda,\· evc·ni ng al Meigs H igh School wher e ptJrent -tr ar her conference were being held. T he orderlv protest wa s b<'ing co ntinued in thf' school lobh) this m orning as thf' pa rpnt -1rac hr•r co nfr r r nr c ront inuf'd un til 12 noon. Sf'atf'd in 1hf' lobh.v . t hr pr·ot£•stors displayC'd a \'~J l' i('t~ · of signs in supJXlrt of Miss Goodnitr . dirf'clor for t hr past two _ Vl'ar!'> . Ek•ing dist rihu t(l{] to a ll vis itors a t l h P sc hool W'r dm·scl<l \ Pvrn ing ~q'rP notf'S Pxplaini ng th e positirm ot t he· gr oup . l l w not('s l"l'a d : lJoosters . T he bancl has shown much im prm·Pm C'nl <Jnd no parti eJ Jit y \.\·a~ shov.-n. She v.:a~ hired Jx"t~aus£' sh(' was k nown as a s trong d isr ipli na rra n. She L' top.' tn hrr fiPld . MPigs n ('('{) ~ hf'r . · · .L\ t TUf'scJa .\ · night 's txKtrcl mf'f'ting boar d m ('mt:x' rs . H. i c h<.~rd V aug han. WnY' Powt:>ll a ndArla nd K ing voted agdin~, th(· n ·hi ring of M s. C()()(lnit P. Casting \ 'Uit•s in favor of Mis.s Goodni te w e n.' mPm bers. Robert Sn owdr n ancl R()bf'r t Bar1 on. SpokC'sm en for th r o;; o mf' fiO student s a nd prtrPnl s ;1 t1 r nrling ··w e s up~rr our hanrl dirPCTor and ~rso na lit y conflict should not intPr1f'rf' w it h r on rrart renpwa l . She !lid her job well and w as wr ll likf'd b.' thP m ajo ri l~' ol stud Pnts a nd MGM Farm City purchases Landmark George Holtt•r. presidrn l of l hf' new M GM Fart'11C it v. lnc ., report ed that the new cooperat ive basPd in Pomeroy and serving M r igs. <.a ll ia and Ma son CounliPs W<'dnesda"· rompl etf'd the purrhasc of the M t•igs Landmark facili tvon L Ma in St .. in Pom eroy . Thf' final tra nsact io n wa s carr iffl out in t he dir ectors· room at Ra nk One in Pom ti'O)' w ith the facilities tx>ing tr ansfer red to the nf'w COOJX'r ativE' and !he pavmt•ni for II b<'ing made lo L andmark. r cpres · en!Pd by A ttom C'y Bob L ambo. Holter announced that Jack W . Ca r sey w ill be general m anagE'r of the nE'w coope rat ivE' .He indicated thP boanl is plm s<'d and proud oft hP suppo rt from local farme rs. im·cstor s. bu siness proplC' and th£' gpneral public "-' hO ha\'(., investf'd til£' n{'('rssa r:v c apit a l to m a kP this pun:hase possible. Local investors a long w ith t hf' help of F{oger Watson , assista nt vicP pl'('sident of Bank Onr . A thens, 1\: .A .. and Bob M iller . B ank One, At hms. N. A ., Pomeroy Branch, havC' ass isted wtth the financing of this nC'w ('()()pt'r a t ivf' r nt erprise <:~ nd ht' iping put it back into the hands of local farm 0rs and people of th(' community wh o w UI usc it . Holter r<>por ts that l'xpa nsions are bei ng plannl'<l for the new coorx' rnti\T' in thf' nt'ar fu ture•. C urrent ser-..: icf'S w ill tx· cont inuf'CI which in\l ucle :1 ff'('(j m!ll wilh bagged and bul k f('('(J dPliw tT ; baggPd and bu lk fl'r til izPr wit h cli rPct s hipmrn t m·niJ5 hlf' fro m barges o n thf' O hio Rin"'r : cus10 m applic ati on of fertil izer ancl r hf' mi cals will cun tmur tn lx' 3\'J ila blr; fc.trn l . ru ra l and urban dr lh·pries of petro iPum plu s a spr; il'l' !->lation an ~ availabl r ami thr F arm ancl C i t ~' Stor e will fpaturf' H otpomt and GPne ra l f: lPCfti r appliancr s, law n and gorden prod uc ts plus ly pica l farm and rural liv ing suppl ies. The board of rli rC'f'tors of M G M Farm City, l ne.. arC' George• Holter . pn' sidl'nt; ~ i ba M idkiff , de(' pn.,siclcnl; W . S. Mi r h;:w l , Sf'<TPi ar:.· : .J;lC'k V( Cc.~rSf'\. m 1..1 nagrr a nd trt'a.-:un 'r : i\ r\'il Holt rr anrl Pirl 1 rq 1 Burri ~. HoiTPr inclicatPd that MGM Farm Ci t_ \ · Class A Prelf'r n:d shall's par ,·aJu c $1, 11(() a sh are; Class B P rcfcrrrd s ha rf's pa r \'a IuP sr-JXJ prr ~ han ': Class,\ Common shnrNi pa r \'<!lur S301 a share. a nd Class C Comm on sharf's par va lur $1l0 arf' .;fill a\·Ji liib iC' . Hr urgf'd anvum' intl' rPStC'd in purchasing this StOC'k 10 ('On! act any of thr ahovl'di r('(' tor ..,or the MI.M F arm Ctt v OfficP in PomPro~ ·- nig ht' s ho<.~rd mPI.:'ting chargf' t hal I hf' OOa rd WJ:>- dt'l'tr"CC h,\' llH• p('()piP. hut fci !Pd to rPspond to t hC' w i s hr~ of 1hf' Pf'UPIP:ln d " t udf'nts in not rr hirin g M iss C(X)(Initr. Sf'w •r al £'X tPnd(·d thank s to Snowd('n and l:tJ rt rm for t ht'ir supporti'T' \·otps ThPsda~· ni~ h t . Mis s GoodnitPwas a l thrTU£'sda~ · OOa rd mf'f'ti ng an d was on h~.md for thP sit rn Wt'<inPsday ni ght. Sh0 indica ted shP is ovPrw hr lm<'d bv the sup~r1h 'f' art io n,<;: 1<l kr n b_ v par('nt!" and studf'nt~ on hPr h0 hJ Jf. Mondale in Ohio CINC l :'>I NAT I 1AP I - Form er Vier PrC>S idf'nl \\'a ltr r Mondalr sa.\ ·s h<' ll ne<'d Ohio's hrlp if he is to win lhf' ~mocr n ti r nomination fo r p rf'_ ., idr nt wi t hout a noo r fi ght at thC' pJliy's national com ·f'ntion in J ul ~·. Mondalc sa id ll'f'<lnesda)' night therr L" a r hance hr cou ld win thr nominat ion on thf' fi rs t ba llot if his r a lc ul nlions work out Monda lr sa id he was n ·t in1Pr£'s l('(j in d iscussing possiblr v ice prPsidenti al ca ndidates. bu t v.·as kp~·i n,E: on thr('f' ubj('(' tivE'S ~ "a sa fpr world with n p rC'S idf'nt w ho is part ir ipa t ing in for eign poli C'y ," "a nat ion rC'storin g it s comPf"l it h·C' Pdgr ·· and "a fairer count ry ror th(' pt >Qp]p .. b~· pru tE~' I ing social srcu ritY. Medicare and issurs like r l\·iJ right s aw l wom f'n·s r ig ht s in minor wrec/; A Middlepo ri m an w as cited by the Gall la ~ Melgs Post of !he Ohio Highway P atrol for DWl following a 10: 30 p.m. accident Wednesday on County R oad 12 south of Ohio 124 . Charged w as Mark A . M cCloud , 18, 159 Fourth St. McCloud w as south on I hE' roa d In his ca r when he drove off the road ca using his vehicle to str ike a dirt embankment. The vPhlek• had modPr ate damage. A R£>edsvUJe man claimed Injury in an early morning accident on Ohio 7 one mUesouth of0hlo681, but did not require treatment at the scene. Injured was Guy J . W alker.28,Rt. 1. The driVer was not1h on thE' highway when his car went off the road , Into a ditch and overturned In a rornfleld . His vehlcle was Ilea v Uy damaged In the 2 a.m. incident. l'uf'sd J~· IJIoman injured Middleport man faces DWI charge oz. Pkg. ..• ••••• COUPON ••••• • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ·····couPON······· ·····couPON······: • • • • • • LUNCH MEAT 12 oz. Can ..... 29¢ ..... 39¢ 89¢ Sandwich Mate ... sugar•••••••••~B~ ~O•X 2 1 ¢ 17 9 Ice Cream Potted Meat ~!:. 2_ See story on Page 8 Columbia must pay refund USDA CHOICE ROUND SUPERIOR FRANKIE Handicap identification Story, photo on P age 9 Drilling p ro blems on agenda Prnblrms as soc i<.~ t f'd with gus o.m d oil w ell site df'vclopmf'nl a nd br inr disposa l in !ViPigs Count v will ll<' discussed at length at a puilhc m f'l'tin g to ix' held at 11 : ~p . m. on Sa tu n:la v. April 211. at th<' MPigs Senior Citizens Cr nter in P omr ro.v . Sponson:'d b\ thf' Mrigs Soil and Water ConSPr v at ion Dis tr ict. thP M f' i.(!s Count~· E xtr nsion Sl'rvicf' . the U. S. Soil Cufl.S(•tYa l ion s,.,, ·in• and th!' Oh io [)('pari m<>n t of Na tural rwsou rr r s Oil :lnd \.rt.'i D ivision. thf' mE'f:'ting will br ing out pn~ spn t and fut ur"P o il " nd g:ts Ja ws, n il and gas indus try \'il'V.lJO in ts. rulf' o f thr soil and w atl'r ('OnSC'rVJ tiun district , underg rou nd inj('{'ti on of s a lt brinr an d a panel discuso;;;ion on th(• problem s. Some half dozen spcak0rs wil l tx' !Pa tu rr'tl dur ing 1hr rnf'{'l in g. FamUy Medicine on Page 7 COMPIEI'FD - ThetransferofthcLandmarkfaclDiy onE.MainSi., Pomeroy, to the new MGM Fann City ,Inc., was completed Wednesday al Bank One, Athens, N.A., Pomeroy Branch omoes tnPomeroy. Among lhose present lor the completion of the tranoJfer and payment were front, I 1<1 r , Bernard Fultz, attorney for MGM Fann City; &ger Watson, MSistwtl vice president ofBankOne, Athens; George Holler, president of - . the board of the New Fann City; Boh Mille r, Pomeroy Bank of Bank One; back, I to r , J ack W. (;arsey, gene ral manager of the new cooperative; Zilla Midkiff, hoard secn.>tary; \\' . S. Michael, Anoll Holter, ali member.s of Fwm City board of dlrcctor.s; Boh DeLambo, attomey for Landmark. Fann City director un a hl~ to he present Is Plrl Bunis . A Rio C randf' w om an suf!i 'l'('CJ m inor in j urif'.... m a h: IH p .m . acc ident on () hi (J I no r1 h ot l hP< ; ;~ 11 ia Count~ · linr TuPsda\ bu t d id not rPquirr t rPJ tm ('nt at ttlf ' ~< '( '0( ' r eport s thf' C a lli <1 :vl f' i ~ Po:-.t o! thf' Oh lO Hi gh v:a~ Jlat rol. ThP inj un •d wa<., l k r nda h Brown , :n Sht · H-as d p.a ~Sf'ng, T 111 ;~ c a r drin~n b,v rb nrl\ H. lkown . Ji. R io Gran<if' ,.\n () t twr dr iW'r R hond a n. D1mn . 2~. Pomf'ro~ ·- v:a ~ citrd b~· th<' p;!ll1Jl !cir :ts"unxl cii ';JJ d istance' ahf';·ul Dunn W J~ tr.J n •lling !'>Outh ])( •hind Brown. Dunn was un.thlr tos topaml struck B rown to thf' rf'ar Thf' Vf'hicl f's had m rxirra tr dam agf' A V('hiclf' dri w• n h\ \1\.'a lt t' r K Dillon. 22. Rt'(•d :-\ ill(•, susta inr"CC light damagP in">::,() p.m . acci<i<'nt on Ohio HiCI nort h of F orked Run Par k. D illon was nor th on th<' stat£• highw:Jy , lost cont rol of his \'Phk lr and went off thr right side of the road . A pickup truck stnrck and killed a d('(•r on Ohio ti!ll at 8 p.m . Driv<'fl b) ' F r ank l in How ard, 1R. Pom eroy. the picku p was heading wesl when thP animal crossed its pat h. The dr i\ '('r was uni njured . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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