http://66.213.69.5/files/original/c0fc5645689061a6e5b4b8873fcf07d2.pdf 7248d56b43db4fc7be6e86dd0b1804db PDF Text Text ... '~ .. 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 . �I ;' Thursday . April l9, 1984 Commenta.-y More on Nicaragua The Daily Sentinel If you are looking lor a handy wa y to curb the population Pxploslon, try the death penalty for anyone who says: "Do you believe that the end justifies the means 7 " l was a schoolboy when a professor of philosophy, overhearing this logical barbarism, announced that he would leav<e the room if ever h<' heard II again. The proper formula tion, herold us, is: "Do you beiievP that lhe end justifies any means?" It Is just this simple. Ill Court Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD i\sslstant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Ne-ws Editor Ordinarily, you would not push violently an old lady, stPal a piece of hl'!'ad, or ftre a gun lntothpfaceof a human being. But ali of thl'S!' things you would doll a) thPold lady would otherwise be hit by a bus; b) your child would die of hunger; c) the human being would plungp his knliP Into your hPart. What you would not do. If you agree that the end does not jusify any means, Is fire a gun at the bus driver as the alternative to pushing the old lady our of thl'way; A MEMBER of The Assoclaled Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publlsher Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed . They should be less than 308 worM looJ. Alllf!tlen. are !lluhject to edltlns ud mu11t be 11iped with name, adclreu and lelephonf!' number. No unslcned lett en~ wUI be pubUshed. l..f>tteNI !!ihoukl be In ROod lastt', addr~slng ls!w~. nol personaiUiefi. Hart's decisive win not decisive enough  in the sa me pia"'' fur 10 yrars . We'll put your nJm(' and titlf' in front of .vour parking space." Simon sai d, "That 's nor good Pnough. I gPI thl' No. 1 spot or lho dea l is off." On£' oF thC' invrstmrnt bankPn; \\'ho saw his ~JOm!llion commission going down th£' drain Sf'nt out for a plan of the parking lot . He spr<'ad it out on thr conferencr table. "I'm surr something can bP work<'d out. Mr. GartunkC'l, this is your parking space. 10 fe<>t from thp main en trance of the building. Why couldn't wr give Mr. Simon thi s parking spot on thP olh!'r sidf'. 10 fN't from thf' rntrancr? " Carfunkel said, "That spot is rf'Sf'rvf'd for my wiFe. Shf''.s nrVf'l' parkro anywhere Pisc." "So where is my wife going to park?" Simon said angrily. "Right over hrre." Garfunkel said. "My wife would never stand for 11 . She's always parkro next tom<'. I ge t your parking spot and my wife gets lh<' space nPxl to me. or the deal Is off." Carfunkel turned lo onr of his lawyPrs. " You told me this was gotng lobe a friendly takeov<'r ." "They didn't say anything about parking," the lawyer protestl'd . Simon said, "I'll fell you what I'll do. The Simon Steel Company wiU lhrow In another $200 million io sweeten the pot, If I get your parking space." Garfunkel got red In the faCf!. " My parking spot Is not for sale, Simon. I worked too hard to build up this company lo gtve up my No. 1 slot In the lot." Simon stared Icily at Garfunkel. "If you refuse to gtve me your S!)acr. Wf'll go out on thf' markf't and gPI control of thpcompan,v . and lhf' n ~~our car won '! f'VC'n gf'l insidC" rh e gatrs." " 'Oka~'. Simon. if .vou want to play hardball. wf' f'a n p!a~' thf' samf' game too. Wf''ll buy eontrol of your Alfred, Coal Gravel. Jones' top challenger Will be North Ga llia' s Matt Krmp€'r. de fending shut put champion. A new champion is ::~ssurpd in th e girls division - ChPsapPake, last year's winner- is not listed among Ihe 1984 entriC>s. Thr boys divi sion is :.~J so ass ur f'd CINCINNATI (AP) - Capluring Washington said . a one-game S<'ries is a modest "When you gel a 4-0 lead on Soto, accompllslunent, but Managf!r Joe you've got to expect to win," Torre Torre hopes it's the start of said. "But not when they tie it up." . something big for the struggling Given a reprieve by the four-nul Atlanta Braves. comeback, Solo went nine innings; The Braves got a pair of early strilung oul four and scattering home runs from Cla.udell Washing- seven hits. Barker was followed by ton and a tenth-Inning single from Rick Mahler, Jeff Dedmon and Jerry Royster to beat the Cincinnati finally Steve Bedrosian in the ninth, Reds 5-4 Wronesday in whal which endl'd in a 4-4 tic. amountl'd to a one-game homestand There were two outs in the top of at Riverfront Stadium. The first half the tenth when Dale Murphy singll'd. of the two-game series was rained and stolf! second. Af ter Chris out Tuesday. Chambliss drew an intentional walk "This was a big win because of the hum reliewr Tom Hume, 0-2, way we won it,"Torresaid,afterthe Royster grounded a soft single to left Braves wasted a 4-0 lead and came field and Murphy was off and back for only their fourth victory in n.uming. 12 games. "It's still April. We've The throw from lefl fielder Duane been waiting for a start somewhere. Walker anivE'd at home plate theThis is the c loses! thlng resembling sa me time as Murphy did . Th0 one.'' 6-foot -5, 215 -pound outfield e1· Washington rapped homers in hi s tumbled mto DilardPIIo. knocking fir st two at-bats. a solo shot lcadinl( the ball away a' h<' scorro th.e off the game and a three-run blast III v.'inning run. thf! second, lo stake the Braves to a 4-0 lead against usually stingy . - - - - - - - - - - - - slarter Mario Solo. Washington now has fiv e homers in the season. JEFF'S CARRYOUT But the Reds, trying to forestall Pomeroy , OH . their fifth straight loss. retaliated NOW SERVING wilh Ron Ocster's two-run triple in the bottom of the second and two PIZZA more runs in the fourth on ()ester's To eat in or to go . single dlld catcher Dann B ilardt'l Easy Pick Up At Our lo's double lo knock out Len Barker. Drive Thru Window pilching wilh a puU<'!l leg muscle. Suddenly, what looked like an From 4 :00 to 11:00 easy afternoon tumed into anothC'r Phone-In Orders Welcome struggle for the Braves. PH. 992-3756 "It was kind of depressing," of J nC'w c hampi on. Pl. 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"Thm irIs agreed. that Simon will pa)' $1 billion in rash for Garfunkel Industries wtth Simon as chairman of tho board and Garfunkrl as rh lf'f PXf'<'Utivr oFficC'r. Each will fE'{'Pive $1 million a vear In salarv. have his own compan,v pl anf'. lhf' US(' of thf' Simon Compa n~· s 1.10-foot yacht. and ('Qual sharf!S In lh<' 17-room Garfunkel compan ~ duck hunting r('treat in Ca nada . "Further, Simon and Garfunk<'i will each havP a cornPr Pf'nthouS<" office in lhP GarfunkPi Tower building in Gre<>nwlrh. Conn .. which will be renamed t h<' Simon & Garfunkel Plaza. Both parties will havP options on 500,£XX) sharrs of new stock , at a prtce no higher than $20, although we <'X peel il to come our a r $45 . Are therp any quPStlons? '' Simon said, "I have one. Where Is my parking spot?" All the tnvestmenl bankers and lawyers stm1ed to get nervous. Ga rfunkel replll'd, "Your parkIng spol will be light next to mine In the lot." Simon said, "As chairman of the board I'm enlllled to the No_ 1 pa rklng place _" "Ga rfunkel said, "I ca n't gtve you my parking spot_ I havp 3,CXXJ employees, and If you park In my plaCf! they will think I'm second NO DOUBT ABOUT IT- Atlanta Braves' center Bruce Benedict holds his anns in the air after he tagged out Cincinnati Reds' baserwmer Ron Oester at home plate during the fourih inning of their National League game at Riv erfront Stadium Wednesday afternoon. The run proved crucial to the Reds as they lust l.u the Braves in 10 innings, :>-4. (A.P Laserphoto). SUN SHIELD !h(~ rood. Hf' is:).'~ million in dPbt frorr. this _ vC'ar' sa borl!\'f' effort. and hC' sa~'s pc.tying off I hat d<'bl and g<'lting rc-electro 111 Braves give Reds fifth straight loss 17th Annual Gallipolis Rotary Relays set Saturday at Rio Grande College's track Lebanon tragedy_________J_ac_lc_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINCTON - What went wrong in Lebanon? Wh ~ did Prr si df'nt Rf'agan· s wPII inlf'ntionPd rffor t to bring pra{'f' to that troublro la nd fail'! Thes<' quPs lions an• s un• lo lw askl'd in an riN'Iion y·par . If nuthin,e: PIS<' , thf' ki lling of ~40 U.S. MarinPs demands The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomervy-Middleport, Ohio •6B027 ~ON 99 $22•6B02B ~ON $39 99 •6B029 ALUMINIZED STEEL MUFFLERS LAST MORE THAN TWICE AS LONG AS GALVANIZED STEEL OR GALVALUME MUFFLERS GIVE US A CALL 614-446-1813 "Mobile Service" PM! NO. TANK SIZE II.P. :MA50·10 AUTO GLASS $19~ AUTO~ - PICKUPS VANS - TRUCKS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES HEAVY EQUIPMENT FITS M OST POPUlAR APP LICATIO NS Arvin deSigns 9 out of 10 of e<haust system s That's why Arvin muHiers give you 1hequal 1ty and lit of the 011gina 1 equipment That's also why Arv1n ca n give you the 11ght p11ce Light and heavy-duty truck s. domestiC and fore1gn cars -Arv1n suppt1es exhaust parts fo r them all Replacements from the original manufacturer have all the advantages you can ask tor . They f1l nght . they last longer . and they sound better "Lieutenant, the wacko In there says he'll re/ease the hostages If we can get the tB/8phone company to fix his phone." ONLY POINT PLEASANT I 240 Third Ave. 446-1813 8 A.M. ill 5:30 P.II. 515 Main St. 675-1520 wv 2611 Jackson Ave. 675-2731 SAME OWNERSHIP �Page- 4-The Daily Sentinel Thursday, A Jacksonl)s hot bat defeats Twins, 9-2 By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Rl'ggi!' Jackson is back in a familiar roiP. unJy now if 's "M r . April" insl<•ad of "Mr. October." Oncp kno"11 as "M r . October" because of his rfford·makingWorld SNiPs exploit s with the N0w York Yankf'l's, Jackson is hitting the ball with old·lime ferocity thPse day s. W!'dnesday night, the rej uvm · at!'d California slugger h>l a two·run homPr and figured in J Blue ,Jays 7, Orioles I Dave Coll ins drove in thr('(' runs an ,\mcrican League·IPading lo runs battf'd in and four hom<' runs which tic him with Oak land 's Dav·t· !.;Ingman lor thf' league lt'ad Last y<'ar. Jackson hit unlv H homt' runs with 4~ RBI and was thought tu bl• npar the t> nd of his baseb<J ll carf'f'r. In olhf'r AL act iun, lhf' unddl'a tf'd [X.troit Tigc-rs won thf'i r nint h game with a 4-l 10-inning victol).' ovf'r Kansas Cit~ · , Toron to Pf'rcontr from firs t baSC' in thC' ninth to boost Sea ttle over Oakland With nnf' out , Pf'rcontP sing!C'd off BUI Athf'r ton . 0-1. <J nd one out latf'l'. Davis doubl('(l off reliPvw Ri ll Caudill for his lour1h RBI of thr· \v hipp('d g:<..~mc . Baltimoff' 7-1 , Sea ttl!' !'dg<'d Oak land 54. New York turn<'d back Clew land ').It and Texas I tipped Bostn 4<l. Jackson k nockf'd in a r un for thf' Mariners I'Plicvt'r Paul Mira tx·lla, I 0, who cscapro a ba st's loJ d< ~l jam in lht• ninth , picked up th f' , ·ictur:': . Yarokt'<" 5, Indi ans 0 .·\n gC'!s w 1t h a groundout in a tour-11Jn first innlng hrforf' his llom('J' in >he third off LatT)' Pash nick. who had rPiil'Ved AI Will iams. 12. w ith rwo out in tht• l'irst. Pa shn ick allow!'d an RBI doubiP to Brian Down ing in tht• fifth , aftt•r .Jackson had doubl('(.l. Geoff Zah n and Doug Corbett cumbinrd un an Pight- hittf'r for thr Angl'ls. Zahn, 2·0. earned lh<' victory w ithout J strikrout, wa lking just onf'. Za hn gave' up a leadoff hom<' ru n to IJant'l l l::ko ..\·n in t hP fi rst. Brown's f'irst ma jor leaguf' hom Pr. and allowC'd just fiw• ot hrr hit s Ln his dght innings of v.:ork . Ti~N ~. Rn~als :1 Alan TrammPII sc•or f'd the \\'inning mn from th irrl whr n Kunsa s Ci t ~· sc•cond hasPma n Frank \-Vhitr ~lOilbif'(l I .nrry Hrrndon's two-out groundrr in thP Hllh inning. lifting [')(> troi t O\'rr thf' Hovnls. Thf' Tigl'r s' 9 Ostart, thP b!'st in the c lub"s H4-vrnr histor;.·. is two sh_v of lhf' 1\L rf..:urd SPI in 19Rl whPn the Oa kland 1\ 's won 11wit hout a df'fPal. Thr• ,\tlanta Rrav·t •s' J:W st " r t in 1YR2 set the m<Jjor l('aguC' n'<'Ord. Will if' Hf'rnand( •z ca m f'on to pit ch thP 10t h in rplif' f o l' ~lartC'r .Jack Mun is a nd r C'tirC'd thf'sidf' in ordf'r to ('<lrn hi s fir:., I AL \"ictory. T ra il ing :w, the• Roy als tied the' game in the Ph il N ie>km and .Jost' Rijo romhinr d on a five-hitwr as Nf'w York hlankf'd Clf'\'dand in J gan w p I a .\' (' d i n s u b . f r r (' z i n _g tPmpl'I"JI W\'S. 1\ >ekr o, tlw V<'l!'ran knuckl<'ba liN who sigmxl a frPe agent coni ra e! w ith J\'('w York. yielded fivC' hit s w hilf' ~ 1 r i king out six and \.\'a l king two ovrr th Pfi rs t six innings. Niekro. l l;•llpark in Old Orrllanl El!•arh >..i •rnt •1hinl-! t1 1 n 'In( •nll)( 'I Thi '\ d1d . Th~ · ( ;u id(·~ ouhlugg('{J tlw H.oc ht ·~ I~ . , l { f'(l Wing s U -9 \\'f'{.ln f'sda _ \ tr1 hM I:-. II h t ·ir lt·agup-lf'aclmg r£'C·ord 111 h 1 In l !lilf •r gam<'!-.. T id('WJh 'r dP h·.Jii'( l Tn]r'(ln 7:! ;~ ncl S\"L tCUSf' dr n\·nt ·d !'etH·tuC'k f•l -l T T hf' ( 't 1lumbu.., Hi('hmond g am(' v.·as po~ IJ-IInl '(l h!·c a u.< .;('ofwpt ground .... Th f• I ;uid.-''.. \.\·ho pb,\ ·N[ lhP p.a ~ t U <.,;(' ;~ _..,., n .._ in ( ·ha r lcslon, W .\ '.1. , gnt lxwk In hdck home run~ from l{ocln•·\ · l ·ra ig ancl Shan1P Oug:.t s to s p ; 1rk ~ ~ ni nt · run llarragf' in fhf' S{'('O rl r l innm.[: Tht ' Cuidf' ~ add•'< l thr('(' mOlT' ru n~ in lh£• f•ighth innmg bPforr HochrstPr c lo ~f'd ou 1 tllf' scoring v;ilb a fuur n .m ninth \1 Ji n(' s Sh '\ 'f' FJ IT. :2-0. pi !('hNI h 1 :l innings to notch th(' \"iC100' Wh ii P ltangl'"" ~. R•..t Sox :l NC'd Yost kc•\ t--d a 1hrT•f•-run l'ou1 ·t h inni ng "": ith a two-run singlP and Tf'xus wr nt on to lx>a l Boston and hand! hP R('d Sox lht'ir six ! h los ~ in a row Righl -hanciPr Dann~ · OJ 11.vin st•! t lf'(l down alter il sh<Jky start and t>al'm'<l lhP \"iclon· in his hrs.t dt 'f'ision oft ht, y(•a r. Dan\·in J IJm\·f'd ninf' hit s. JUSt tw o a ftf'r t hC' seco nd inning, Jnd SI11JC'k out ~vPn without w al ki ng a ba ltf'r in dghl inn i ng~ of wo r k. Da\'f' Tob>k pitchPd the nint h for his fi rst s;.IH'. to <.,("On ' T ;n"\ "f'r :.Jnd W in ningham c~nnl ' homp on <l o;; acr ifkP flv Rf •\' lllllcl s" hornt'r highllghh'<i a fnu r r-un fourth inni ng for l hf'T1df's T h!' Nlud 1-!t •ns spoi h'< l Sid F c•rn;.Jndf'r· shu tout b id wht'n Creg ( ;Jgnc· 11laslr'< l a two -run hnmf'r in t h(' nim h. Ff' rnandt·;. 1 1. wcntt hr·rl istacPIII ('Jrn t h f'\ "i( ')IIJ'\' Hichanl YPII. al."f• 1·1. I<Xlk t hf' loss ( 'hil'ls 1. RPd So x ;l .- \1 \\";11'cl 's '-.iXIh inni ng ~acr i1 i C!' scon'i..l M ann_ , . <'astillo Wllh thr w innin.e, r un a . , S_ \ r :H'\'<.;f' hPal PJWI Uf'k(•l . F'rn.l 1'\Jnriquf' was hit b.\' a pitC'h to s t ; 1rt t hf' inning, .:.~nd took third on <·;,.t s 1illr1's sing It' . !\ .;1n r iq uP sea 11'fl on Tim 11lom !Json's sinf,!](' and Wa re! fo llowPd w ith his SC.HT ificf' . in tht• li r, tround of thl'$4iKI,OOOS...a P1 n!'S Hf'ri tR.gP Classic. " I pl<l:Y'('() wr lllast ~-f'ar. 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'' .i \ .·. \ ~'\ 28495 \ ~ 12488 28-IRCII, 3-HP Mew• Fntufls l trOTlQ. il l t • ' • So••rl !."ltc• l '"t•ll' • Q ,_ ,,p t , 1nl)t'l lin• n 4 • ' ' , If, FURNITURE SHOWCASE SHOWCASE $1799 36 " Detk 1n (luded Lifestyle Li~le FURNfE NOW ONLY 8H P \\ . J ~ JII!1 ).!"1Hfl , ,\II.UJI . J SOFA SLEEPERS IN STOCK-STOP IN TODAY! • ECHO O!OL[' ASS OCIATION I "h l1 . ll~H & • MODH 182 $2999 1 lin t 1\illt ! IPaCh height ." ' Eaton has been a productive mem bf'r of the Ja;.z. " Th<'y'ff' all very good playe >·s hcrl'," said BlakL'. "All ulthem have potmtial to be pros. " Hr' said hP was imptPSst'tl wi th Knight 's orga nizat ion of lht' trials, esiJ('Clall )' thf' hall·cou n drill s Involving guar ds against guards. lorv,·ards against forwards and ' FREE PARKIN ).'\ Jl'lo lllll. lll C'Oa<'hl •' 4th & Main St. Reedsvi lle, OH . Ph . 378-6125 .._ _jl, GrarDn. ( ::: fP 4 Speed Tr ;~n-:. 1: .. ,.,1on tformrr UCL\ coa ch > didn 't know hr could pia~·. " Eaton. 74. was a lilllruSf'd r=rv·e for the Bruins. hut Blakr said, "As Frank Laydf'n r Utah .I au I• REED'S COUNTRY STORE r MODEL 580 Mark Eaton . f'vrn Lar ry Farm f'r . '· WILKINSON SMALL ENGINE ••·1. ( .<1 l .hW.>l!l< ol) <>UI 1 AII·AmPr ican H ooter s Patrick Ew · ing of GeorgPtown and AkPt>m Olajuwon of Houston, don 't pass up their senior yPars, Blake sa id Sa m Bow l<>, 7·1 KPntuclcv Sf'nior, would be his N o.1 pick . " Melvin Turpin and Sam Perkins also would be right up lh<'ff'. not necessa rily In that orciN." Blak<:> said. ''I'm cprtai nly smart if I'm pick ing No. 1. but I don' t want to be picking lath." BowiP and Turpin arP not among thf' 72 playPrs competing her!' through Sunday lor bf'rths on the Olympic tea m . Blake sa id Turpin, 6-11 leadin g SCQ!'('r and rPboundN for Kentucky , m ay haw hurt his chancps for goin g highPr in thl' NBA draft by not attending thP trials. " Hp's a lways had a weight problem," sa id Blake, "HP defi · nitely would havP benPfilted by S UGGES TED LI ST 1 $3599 :\1<>!\ln.d It'·"'n" 'i,tr l ll!<'j!ll. 17. 1\ .dl.><h \1<>11':>·. tt 1 : ,, _, ,. ••• ~ I ''ilh J•, l lf tl "llt.T :-. , ;, .n1• 1. :1-l«nlt • ·.d I ,., 1, \t . ~ ' '', ·. ,r ·, \II ·" 1· ltot t "11 11 t ri ( I! ' I J <., ( I I.V ]f<>U'I<•n ~ - \I,JI\-<Jfl \1 Hfllll . d ~ f ,U\1)11 '>. >11 flU •\!« ~. ( ~ ·~ l'i fl,hU!J.!Ii Assuming: no juniors, such A.N :-1 L I GhT WOlH.• ORA N GE TA G: ~ !I t 1·u, HANDLE \ J,.ntr• -.11 H : 1 -:~ .•~k\. \\,ttl ;ll'h. \\llll l ll•, tl. t : r;1 , , ., ., ( ' IT11 ' IT11\.Jii tl ;u l hd.;~• lfl II :. ,>1 '\, ·v, Yru ( 'il., k;~n :-. • ~ .111 · a-..allab~ 9 POSITION l l\Tl'l'\1, r_lfl :•t 1>. 1 1 ~.: ' ,1\\1111. '-•n lf tc·c• • ~ ~ -.. 1.,111, :\l unlt •·. JI :01!• l l' '' ll• •trt-... tl ou-ron l)o-; . )] J;,, ·~ ~. Chwa.:•• 1'7"> 'i.l\ In·- \ 11 1.!1'11 ... r.~ HI "\'. ( ,\1\llri .S. In [!ir·:.:" 11. "': h m l(lf . l 'fllt.uk• IJ.•IH. i , 11. 1\tgj..'lrl.' . San l liO 'l.!IJ, 11 ft11nJ ... :\lonl rl".o l. 11!: -,,,,. . Ti nt" 1111 'I I{\. I thp Na tional Baskf'lball Associa· lion, Blake wa' at Indiana Uni· V"Prsty WPdn<'Sdav· for the trials, which las I through Sunday. ''I'm not pven looking at the Sf'niors, " h<' said . "Ill don't know whatlh!' SPnior s can do. I shouldn't bf' in this businf'ss. I'm looking at lhP undprdassm f'n l or futut"P grading. ' · B lakP, forrner gPnPral managpr of the A tla nt a Hawks, has buUt a reputation as pro baskPiball's supPrscout and sends ou t periodic rat ings and analyS!'s on collf'gia ns as an aidP l o IPam scouts. ORAN GE TAG Gt>.ll D flvf' 16 H '"\ , \TI0~0 . \1 . U~ \l;n: 'l I 1.• ~ llu• ~ •'flhl •tr' t '""1111. rJ, 1k l, 1nrl. '\. I>! ft,.j ('On('('rn. As dir('("!Or • 48 " Sha ft lo r Trimm 1ng Hord to Reac h Areas I, "' tl ·m BLOOM INGTON , Ind. tAP J " Bf'auty is in the PY<' uf thf' behold0r," says ,;coot Mart y Blake, who dug ou t that cliche as a description of lhf'pia)'Prs atthe U .S. Olvmpir bas ketballllials. " tCoachJ Bobby Knight and hi s co~ching stat! w ill have an ex· lr'f'm f'ly difficult tim e picking th0 lmm," Blake says. ThP Olympics arc not Blakp's Pro tec t Ope r o l ot • Tap ·fo -Advonc e Tr 1m m m g Heod for MORNING ::-=:--:-,.,.--·fROM i, l lit'J.:n cHI attachmrnts TRAN SMI SS ION 6 Speed Tran smtsswn "l' fu 1 l Olympic tryouts leave Knight with tough decisions '' I ' ' l' ' \\h'\T IU\l.St( tfHHkTl 1 1' • l •gh Twe ,gh l [o nly 10 I lbs I • Ny lon Floc ked Mulf le, Guocd Helps GALLIPOLIS, OHIO • 446-3045 ·'' 11'Air.da_\ '., (iau w-. Pllil;ui! 'IIWlU •I .tttfiJII t 11, .1 1 ELECTRONIC IGNITION * FOR fii RM, It MODEL 582 !\Il l II\ 1:( l\ T S M:'>1r ~ ~ ,. S. ·, otl h ·. .!I. MtiiTI' )lo •l!'l •lf. 21. 1\h lo·••'fl . ! "to·•• ·l,m• l. 1 ~ •: :>.1r• ou nc "' "" lt l•· 1~' - S ui< tttto · i 'to·, , l.trlfl ])( t'f1 ,, Trimmer. •Hide-A-Beds ® & Sofa Sleepers •Waterbeds •Dresher® Brass Beds OPEN DAILY TO 5 P.M. MON . & FRI. TO 8 P.M •And Much More! FREE DELIVERY I :-:·111 11-" "\ l lt\SI :S n ·tn.ti dld. {l t'lt' l.ifllt . 7: tlcnlo •r . r· h·I ••I.UH I, ;, !.,u , ''' · T<• '' '""'- ;; I! H r ·m~ ·'"' ' " · ll.<klaml. "> . Tt.•m . Lr:r- ,\nL'( ' Ir·-. l .<lUI " PTO clutcll easy use or .1ttrlCilment ~ pmrrton·rd Tulol\l u t!« · t~f<Jnc, Plmty ot 1-U>am and p tvot1ng fro n t .t.-;!e EIPCHI(. f ront l{ t ·."\!'i h inl.'lll<Ul, O LJiiland. t ]{,·.l;a·k'lm. , · ,,t il , orni:.~ . ~ - R 1pk1•n . Ball i 1111111 '. 1: ,\l fad -. '-;r. ·;.~ 111 r · '1: l '.Jo iUI"'lll T ouun••• \. '; ' '*' · Ballirnrtn•. 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Main, Pomeroy You r FTD Flo rist I f,ik! , IJ1ft ]II IH t TFICI'- rHouj;l'h ] I < .d 11<<-ttln 1Hr.rl Pll t ..l ll.ln:h ,j Sl l \1 01 l.knn· I· Op('ll Ma_ \ " :.!li. lhf' Sl l:1, 1U I Tuc ~on Oprn :\la\ ~H .I u n( ' ~ a nel l ht• $11~' . 0: ~~ ~ut hPrn ( ";1l ifo r ni.t OJ.X•n J I H. i\ · , • r ~.; id( · .lu fl(' -1 -ll. Anll ·nor;t 'i<-tid \<\"('()np..;d:l\ thai ,\HC -1'\" wil l carr:-· f h(•linJJ:..: in ;1ll of I h1 • lou 11laml'll 1-.. ( 'Xt ·(•pt lh< · h., ·~ _,. ]('J 0 J¥'ll. wh ich 1\"i lt !)(' 1Pit•cl" t h\ tht · LS,\ C c1hi( ' Nf'! H"i Jrk ~l i t Mo-< : tl'1!llf . I 1' :11 Tort1010 M<>nlt1'al Nurm<J n of Austra lia and Jim NPII'ord. thC' Ca nadian w ho chased /'.JX"llr r to I hf' t i tie last yf'a r . Portions ot thr fina l two round s Sa twrl11 .\ nnd S und a ~ · \Vill !)(' T IH • si.\ 11:.! l "p•• h ;IV. TIIPinl o, ~U : PBt .H ! lr'l '-'.;•;fi T•·. ~.,.; . Cillr·ll Tlll"llr1T<I. ~l.l t~·l 'n;l!; lll l . Cl;.,o-t.>nl l , IIU Hl''\S : lll lr•lt Tr>'a '. 1:!. T ramml"l l lk~ t,tl ! . 1 ~ : l't' f(1J nfr·. St·.,lllt ·. 11. L'p • h:m T«rontn. 11, DBnw. n . Mlflnl"-fJ/, 1, Ill. l. 1nr1 . { ".!liiiHill io. tn. Rl l t'lldPI"'-IIfl . " "t'dlt'Nfu.l''" Cimnt"' Toronlo <. Ril l!lmo11' 1 St•;.rrrJr• •,_ Oakbnd 4 :-.;,"'>~ Yo11 ·k ~- (1f"\ ·rtml tJ t::ll'tnm I. 1\.;m ~ a - l"i t~ l lll1 nnm'-" Tr>:o.a' .f . Flus1011 .l C.r lito rrua ~~ - ~lnlll:o~lla 1 Onl\ c amN- ~1\rdul('d ThuNdu,., -',. fian u ... ~'" T1amml"'l lk ln~ l. '' ;,•~k·n t I · I!LI!CTRONIC IGNITION THIRD AT OLIVE • ' 20°/o-25 °/o •BEDSPR EADS •MINI BLINDS ,u u :.m ·,u.; Lt:,\ca ·t-: 1~ \ r n v; 1~1 <JI har, ,: 1\; .'tTJOf\".\1 , I.J>:Ata t ; 1-:.-\ "'T Dl\"l"IOI\' \\ L l"t1.hlt Among the lmd ing forf'ign play· crsarP Nick Fa lduo! England, Greg ffn l hP Proh •ssit•nal I~)\•: It · r ~ A s ~x·ia 1i(m sprin g lt. JU r \\"i! t i nc lull! ' ' ' p;lii · • Jf$ 1:2:-l .(Ui st(j JJS . PI~, \ C'ommb.-. ill!l('l" .Jt)(' ,\nt vnor: . ..,;1_,._.., T ht • I!Jp t '\ '1'111 .'-. on 1l 1P sp rin).! tour \\'ill l:w: · t 11•· $ 1 ~\00 l\t .... ~ lr· r Opt. ' II in Dubl in, ('; Jill' , .lu rK• 11 1j j ~111d I~H ' $\2:J,1Ul Showi:H"~;Jl Dnuh l• ·~ Clt.!."Sic in l.ot" \ " t•g <~ .". 1' ('\· ... l un(· 1 !1 - 2.'~ T h(• 1,, her hJt l manwnh \\· i Jll)l ' tlw :!• _. - ..~~ FLORIST i\nJ..""'"'· '"' Leaders jl ; T• ·-"~' ·' ' :'\r'\1· York. 'n , M t fllll ~lf .l ill ll;.dti~n~u·r · . '"' ALSO ON SALE • SHE ERS •VER OSO LS - l-<·1 Tr•.1;1\ Florist Since 1957 points pPr ga me lor Centrai·Howrr and has alrPad.v visit!'d Purdue , Michigan and SyracuS<'. "Grady's going to visit Ohio Statr Thursday or Friday and Georg<'· town the last WPf'k in April." said Centrai·Howt'r Coach Mike Me· - Cln("\nnall at San F'randsro. 1 n 1 Si•. JI III• " ' Mii~.>.;JUktl'. rn . Oukland "' llo!; lon. 1n• ll1u ·;Jj;:ll aT f)l •rrrliT . •n1 W ITH TH E PURCHASE Of ANY CUS TOM DRAPERY ami Hubf>rt Grf"f'n, a t\vo- lime win nt.•r of I his f'\'E'nt . Oil~ :! 1 .... s.1 1.::m HEAVY 100% COTTON LINING A SAVINGS OF li4:l •., ( "h il"ilC" l.o.o; AnR£'ir"' lettr•rs of intent tor any collegP. Grant, a 6·foot ·3 senior. a'Haged 2J5points in leading McKinley to it s first ·ever Class AAA championship . His visit to the Ohio State campus Wednesda y was expPCIPd to be his last stop . The 6-11 Matpen averaged 225 Your "Ext ra Touch" " ~~ ( ":.~ t i t;, r ni:.~ ;, 1 FEATURING fRIDAY •Genuine LA-Z-Boy® Recliners •Simmons Beautyrest® Mattresses •Stearns & Foster® Mattresses •Living Room •Pool & Patio Furniture •' SPRING DRAPERY SALE Tillma~nl~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~::::::::::ll""'~j Lifestyle f TOPE'S FURNITURE GALLERIES rlPfcnding t it lr·holdcr F uzzy Zoeller. PGA champion Hal Sutt on and Ga ry Koc h, thP only two·tim" win ner on the PGI\ Tour this,;eason. Among theoth<:>r ma jor standouts arf' ·rom Kil t>, a winner already this sPason ~ nd 3 consistently high finisht•r; Cal Pc>ete, Lanny Wad· kitt>, Br·uee Lietzke, Andy &an, Bill Rogt'rS, John Mahaf!Pv, Rav Floyd HEAR JJ EVERY W 1T H B 0 8 .................... . $5~.M ,, f"IT\ t ( 'tan~ ) 11.1 nnrr-up in last \V('('k' s Mas ters. .Six t ou rname n t.~ ou S1Jri ng To ur $l i ~>.IIXIS.•; illl('(JJ'f'n :!6 \\'('(' 1\ S . 52 W<'+:' ks . :.r;·1 1X"2 .. Sun Dtll-" l. tt IJ" h t\;m' "' •' •'' " I didn"t p i a~ · -.·cr:.· wrll thP lo.st I\\O WC't'b tCl"f'(•nsboro t1nd th( • M <.tSlf'rsl and I n ·a ll~ ' don't knrJ\.\. \A"h~ ·- I ju~ t wasn"t comfortJ hiPm ·(·l lh! ' I~ il l. "Hutl 'v t'll('( •n hitt ing >hchallwPII t hb \\"('<'k . I ff'('l likt ' il' s IU !llt'(l c.uounc.l . I· m comfortabh• ag;tin I' m confid('nf th;11 I c;.ul h<l\ "£' ~~ good IOUI"ntlrT!Pll t th i ~ \\'('f•k,' ' hf•S t'l id Hr· (J( 'f'~ a stnmg inlf•rn;lliorwl. i m ·lt~l tion ; ll fi f'ld of 1 ~0 that wi ll IX' cha sing J $7~ .- IH J first pri;_em·t•ronr of t hr> most Ll•'ma nding coursf's ltl!' ,\!.; 1(()1\, llhio t .\1' 1 - . ..... Sl5.60 !I \\'l~T UM'iiO~ : ~-i.J :! 1 ' Ou tsid; • Oh ln WPPks . It 1 £1;11f1n•11r lf'i<:'viSf'd nat ionally by CBS. Chid among his riva ls arc Tom V\'atson. tw ice a w inner hC'rC' and the r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ll TniPd() . \\·alkl'd . Th('n But thc·lormf>rMastcrsc hampion is not ovf'rl.Y conct>rnrd. " l f"s just a ma ttC'r ot l imP .· · Sladlcr sa id b!'fon' l ff•>ng olf l oci a)' tour ing pros face a ll sf'ason, th<' l larbour Tmvn Gol f Links. loum;l rn!'nt s .Jamif' Wf'rl f'. 0- 1. fr)()k thP loss. Ti<.h'•s ;, Mud Hf'ns t H.on RC'_ .. ·no lds hf' llf'rl a two-run homf'r and R.ustY Ti llman rl!'O\"f' in tH:o 11111 ... fo lead T idcv• atrr 0\'('f ningh<.l m H ILTOI\ HEAD ISL\ND, S.C. t Af' 1- Cra ig Stad iPr. golf's leading monf'~' winnrr in l~K~. hJsn't wo n a tuurn J ml'nt in 11,~ .' ·cars. n '• ( "al l!o r nJ<J .. ....... .'ll45~ . ... $:!!U2 .. $.~ . 2~ . 4~~. :."11-1 lli"j l n .. ldt• Ohio We (• k .~ I' t, 7i l'lu•ton M ,\11 SU R SC R JPTI ONS v,.','<' k.- . ~ ~~ 'Of Kan;.a .. C"it\ tStltx'rh.~gr·n 1~1 1. '-11 fh'•1nll1 "! ,., J\o s ui J.,I' np1lon ~ b_v mai l pl'rml ll f'd I n 10wns v.·ht•n· homl' carrl1•r ~.;prvkf' Is a\·aila bl f•. :!ll :,:! f6tl '> Mtn no'Sf>!u I 1:l WPf' ks Heritage Classic begins today ~ 11111 - ,,., ,11\ mn nlh \\'t•dnesday's ganl£' at CIPvt:~land stadium, just to fin d It (lp, ·l'}and :'\1'1.1" \'OI"k '• '' Su hsrr11lf'l .., nnt I.IPsi r l n gto pay l hf'ra l rlf'r ma v rf'mlt in a dvanl'f' d lrfft to Tht> Dal iv SC' nlin f' l o n :l. ll or 1:1 mon th ba,;ls . CrPdlt w ill b f' glvPn carr!N('aC'h out that Ron Hassey, the catcher for the Clevehwd Indians, has already passed the hall to the Cleveland pitc her Rick Sutcliffe (left). (AP I..aserphoto. ) Turl}fliO O.U<.Iu ntl Sr-<J!tlt • ••• •' On£' WC'Pk . $1.10 Om' Mu n1h . . ............ .. S4.HO OnC' Y(' < .tr . $57.20 SINGLE COP\' I•RI('F...'\ . ~~Cents D a ily I GOT \'Ol! - Lou Piniell a of tht' New York Yankt.. ._.!"i ~lidt..>s to t ht• horne plate in the sixth inning of (l ( 11k;Jj.!O SUH.'ifRIP1'10N Rt\TES opprll1unit ic•s to win. I've been in pos it ion to \\'i n . 11 ju st hasn't ~i n g ltd Tlw Ma inf ' CuidPs. pl ;1 ~· in g in thf' fir"' l n H' rn;l! io n;ll Lt•a.L,ruf' ga m (' in thf' -.: t;l!l 1 .'-. hi'-.tor:.'. w antl'<l to givr IIH' fi.l\H f ~l! l.'- who jannnPd Thl"' - ... M" J. Pt1.G8 llodt!muw ! SIWJ~' 2-0t ill C'lrK·Inn:ut IBi>n <ft \ "1 o.:.!l aT San F"r:1n r ].'<(~J tKru~· l ·2f. 1n1 ~I .\" ltllfl"l(>!>. "C"hll'duk>d F'ridu,.-'11 Gamfll>; l 'lll'lhu!J.:h al C" hkago l!l"lU~ I I Il at ,\llama , 1n1 ~('\\ Yu k ,JI Phil..tr'lphi a. 1111 :\>1otJIIf';tl '-II S! Lc l!li.~ . tn • I>IVIS~ l.l£'tn.llr • i By farrier or Motor Ro ut£> his I hn'f'Siil rts thi s Sf'a~o n . movf'd !6 2:lrd place on the all ·timP li st of major league v· ic tor ies wit h 271. surpa>Sing Hall·ol·Fame r Bur lf'i gh ( ;rim('S. l(iju held Clr•vcland hi ti Pss. strik ing ou t fivt' un•r l h(.l fi ned thl'L'l' innings to notr h his fi r st major Guides ·boost lead with 13-9 victory R~ Tht• .\"""'ialt•d Pn>ss / / EN\1' MJJwa ukf'(' . ~ San ~~'l'lilll t. l flf .<\MEIUC'.\."'i u :..\Gt ·•; • •• • I'OSTMASTI·: H Se nd iHidr('ss ' to Thf' &>nt l nl'l. 111 ( "o urt St . . P o mprov. O hh; .J~ 71i~ . of wN'k s- this .\ ·r u r . I "vp had somC' savr. '••. ' Da il~ .1·0, with a 1.4:\earn<'drun averagc in ]('JglJf' • MPmhf'>r · Thf' A ssociatf'd Pr(>Ss, In land Dall y Prf'SS Assorla ton and lhC' A mN lC'a n N('W!;papPr Publls hPrs As · soc lalion . National Advprt1slng R£>pre sP ntati vC', Branham ~l'w~paPf'r Sales, 7.1.1 T hird Avl'nU£', New York, New York 10017. \.Vith a double and a two-run singlr and Davf' Slieb and Dennis L amp combin('(l lo chPCk Aaltimore on live hits, leading Toronto ovf'r the struggling OlioiPS. Slleb. 2·0. 1ost his shutout bid when plnch·hittN Joe Nolan hi t hi s first hornerolthcSf'ason in the Baltimore <'ight h, tlwn ldt in fa vor of Lamp in thf> ninth . .Jim Pa lme>r, 0-2 , who gi::I VP up fi vp ru n~ in fivC' innings, was tagged with thp loss. the ninth in 11 stat1s fol'lhc d efending World Champions Mariners 5, A's ~ Rookie AI Davis' two-our doubiP, his third ol the gamf'. scor!'d .Jack ·· It's a combination of mental ami ph~· sira l things," Ja ckson sa id of his cun·f'nl powf'r surg:Pwhir h inrludr-s • COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP)- umo State> !'!'mains In thP runnin~ for two of the state's top prE'p basketball recruits. Neither,Gary Grant, a C(Uard tor Canton Mcr:inley, nor Grady Ma · tPt>n , a center for Akron Central · Hower team , havP signed national •• Puhli., hr>d l'W'n afll'rnoon . · M onda y throug h Frlda.v, ·Il l Co uri Sl1Wl. b y t 1\l' Ohio Vallf'y Publlshin~ Co m pany- Mulli mf'd la, Inc. PomProy . Ohlo45769, 99211:iG. Sr<-ond c lass postag(' paid at Po· mf'rov. Ohio allowi ng an earned run . oth('l' ralli!'s to help lh<' AngPis b!'a t thf' Minn<'Sota Twins ~·2 . Buckeyes remain in running for top prospects Majo~ (I JSPS IU-900) A IJivlslon of Multlm~la, lnt: . eighth on Jorge Orta 's thr'<'P run homer thaI sha ll<'rL>d Morris' sl t'Pal< of :!H 1 -:~ conSf'CutiVC' innings wit hou1 rouplc of '' The Daily Sentidel Sentinei-Poge- 5 The Ohio • onf!-pli!CII rtQid SIIHI! deck With rear unr!e1 r1Ec • ~m~ ancl rusl ras•s1am control baltl t . ruQRtd mttat thu!t oottectG! CRIJit O'DELL 7i«t-va~M LUMBER 2400 EASTERN AVENUE 446-7826 HOURS : 8:00AM. TO 4:30P .M . MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY �Thunday, April 19, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Seedling demonstrations highlight event Approximalely 40 people al · tended a no llllage session lasl weekend al lhe Meigs Coumy Fairground s. Those allending walehed several no lil l Si'edling dPmonstrations. Thr Soil and Waler Conscrvalion District df'mons l ra rC'd a no till forage sf'f'>drr a nd a no till corn planl er. T hP Cooperative F.x tPnsion SPrviC'f> dPmonstral0d spra.ver ca li bration and lalkf:\d on the principlPs of no lill planllng of corn and foral(<'s. The SCS discussed soil erosion and it s control through c r op rotatio n <HH.l ttre usp of no till The use of no 1111 in the seeding of forages and eorn ahs been increasIng in recent years due 10 lhe concPrn for thf' consPrvation of sotl Fancy Tail Guppies . P.~ .. ::2.5o Placys ,.... ... ........... .. P!:.. !2.75 Lyre Tail Mollys.......... .. 3.05 Gold Ftsh ...... ......... 31 1.00 Sword Tails ....... .. ......... 12.75 Zebras ..................... 3/ 11.00 Complete 10 Gallon Tank Set Up With Hood S44 75 Without Hood 129 71 possihle largely by lhe dPvelopment of h('rbicides to conlml I he weeds in place of plow1ng and discing. Approx imately 60 Pf'I'C'f'nt ot !hf' corn now planted in Meigs County is planled by no tillage or a very minimal amount of lillage. The no 1111 corn planler and no I ill forage seeder can be ren l ed from thP Soil and W<.'ltC'r Consf'rva- Family Medicine Cherry Ridge Rd . -Near Bradford's Tree Farm Pomeroy , Ohio OPEN DAILY 10-B TRIP PI. \:-.11\"Eil - Pom eroy kindergarten students sold 53,000 wort h of (·ooki~ os to rai"it' rnone~ for a trip to th~ Columbus Zoo. Jes.'Sica I!Athin.•on and Travis r\hhott sold the most cookies, with Paul and ,Jt•sska Chapman, pkturPd left to right, h<•ing among the top sellers. TheW kindet·gar1r-n .a,·ounJ.,rsh•rs willlt•a\'e on a trip to thf' zoo at !:f: 30 a.m. on Wt-dm>sday (:\pril '!5), traveling hy hus. Titey will he act.'Ompanied TIIURSDAY POMEROY - Gal!ia-M eigs FOP will meet Thursday, 7: JJ p.m ., at Pomeroy City Hall. Md)onald's on their way homt>. Carolyn Jeffers becofinesuneunber of 14 gallon club bile Wt'C..lnc~d <H·. Of ttl<' t);J unit :-. IT't'f•iH '<I :\.1-: unih Wl'rt' n•pi~H'Pml'nl~ :tnd fi1 ·st tim(• dono r s. . Caro l~' n .Jd"f1 •rs wa_~; ~~ ·\· t · n wPn ' a 1-l ga llon donor·. William rtadrortl nin0 g;illon donor. Rill.\ ' .I . Spt•nt'l'l" :tnd .Judith fiunt pr eight g~lllon donor'. and \o\,.-i lliam H otxJck a II\(' g;dlon donor . Thf' altPnding d<x·tor was , I ;Jm<·~ Withl'll' ll. :\'ur:··P~ wr• t'f' Ft•mdor:J Stor~·. L.f•nora l.f'i!l11•ll. lkul;Jh W :..~ rd and .Junf' KhJC>s. • R.SX .P t·mplo~·es plaC('(.I lht> ~· hairs and tabh·..... Cl<·ricat ~,.~.·or kprs wC'rf' Mdty r-.; t ·a:-t '. . l f'<Hl ~PaSf'. F.mma K . Cbtwo r thY. \'irginia Buchanan. J.:rm a Row-.h. Pq:.~h':" Harr is. .Jo_ \ '('t' Hllbad~. P<Jul l\'lef ~ u irf' . I .ula Ham 1 n. furl on. ttncl \ 'f' rnon 0l<·a~t· . : R.SY .P s(• ninr cit izrns a ss is t n,l.! V.'f' n ' P Pii' Shi (•lds. :VLtrion l·:tx•r sh iH" h , BPrnadinf' J\11P Jt •r. Philnmt·n;t Follnxl. Flon·nn• i{khat'd "-. M~Ttll' Sisson. Mi ld r<'<i FrY .. II 'S"'i(' l'urt1o,; and l l ;tnnah ()LH'('n . :vtaki n.L! don.:.~ t ion~ W(' l t' ()u.llit\· Print Sh1 lp . Tht •D a ilt ,,. Sr-nl md. Thl' A.rht·n-.. !Vlt'"st ·nct'l'. \\' :vi .P .O . R~t di11. S. ·nic1r ('itu:c•ns J•mE..'Tant. \ ' ph ·ran-.. !\11 'nl111 ·ia: flo~pi1 al. tlnrl tht· \ " .111 ~ ·.' SllrJplwr D•Jnnr..., I rnrn I )om••rn_ , . \\' t ·n'. RobrTt \\. \' ,tu ghan .S hitli'\ F r iPnd . ,)(•;mm· L Ht .tun . 1'11 \ lll..., :V1 J1(~arh:-.. ,\nn Hl.wbu ·II. ,\ddic· \Lt\ 1984 FORD RANGER PICKUP 1984 VW RABBIT DIESEL 4 door , 4 cy l. engine, floor mats, rust proofing , heater, 4 speed trans.. AM -FM radio stereo. Stock No . 4101 WAS Ea~ t rr sun ri~f' st' n ' in'' vd \1 he> hrld iii th £' :\pp l1' Lrm·t · t ' nilf'(l MPlhud 1st ( 'hu rC" h at I) J .m . ,\ light hn ·akb:-.t w ill IX' .<. . <•J Y\ '11 following t hP ~l'tYin•s . A n l < a~tPJ ~"Xlrgl·; t m wil l t)( • hdd ~11 ~ ~ : : ~o J .m . followf'fl h~ · an l<a s1('1' (·~.c: hum Mr,. Hu ,S<'II Housh and D;rll.rs ll rll will hP in charg1· fo NOW $6871 '7440 1984 AMC ENCORE 1\ru!zling. F ra nklin H . Casro. Mark Frif'nd. Haro ld W . Rrinkf'r, PPnn~· Stock No. 4785 $14 1 38 PER MO. Stock No. 4341 Monthly tea se pay ment of $141 .38; number of m onths 48; refundable security depos i t of $150; total Br inke r. Howarrl f' Logar . Charles D. ReitmirP, Ma r y K SJX'nr<'r . Bill\' .1. Sj)('nccr. \ 'u ughan Sp<'nr<'r. Favr F . Cl i ffut·d. David M King. Virgil K Windon. Gruffn'v A Wil son. Richard E . Swanoon. Rt.· bt•cca NcwPII. Charl<•s Ma sh. Ca rol.vn A ..JrffPrs. ,\dl'll Whit e. Dunn;· Whil <'. David L. Harris. l';rul /\ . R ite. D<'nnis J . G i\morr. From fulcinc. Barbara 1.. Roush. \\'il lram H. Hoback. Do m lh.v M. 1984 MERCURY LYNX 2 door, Dark Academy blue, 4 cyl., fr ont wheel drive, heater ,4 speed , AM radio, styled wheels with trim ring s. WAS 1 $6354 6660 Stock No. 4735 1984 FORD TEMPO $163 14 PER MO. Monlhly lease payment of $163. 14 ; num ber of months .tB ; refundab le secur i ty depos it of $175 ; to tal amount of payments $7,830.72; Total mileage allowed 60,000; 1984 FORD ESCORT DIESEL Diesel, 4 cy\., heater, 5 speed, radial ti res, sty l ed wheels . Stock No . 4661 ) Mileage penalty over 60,000 : 6 cents per mile; Total due at inception $338. 14. (Figures Based on Gallia Co. Tax Struc ture) e In See The Anniversary Vehicle At Willi,Jm fL M\l'rs: l .r·l;rr·l W. \ ·,,. .\Ito. SL r ~-:g window mldg . rear; headliner; passenger door courtesy light s, radial tires . WAS , 4 door sedan , air cond., heater, 5 speed , PS, tinted glass, AM-FM radio . Stock No. 40601 WAS 1 5495 NOW 1 4995 ~A' ill co lorrggs 2 door hardtop, V-8, air cond ., vinvl roof , heater, auto. trans ., PS, PB, power windows, power seat, power door locks, tinted gla ss, tilt wheel , cr uise con1rol, AM-FM radio, WSW radial tires . Stock No. 47331 WAS NOW 1 8692 ,0 Stock No. 4785 982 CHEVY MALIBU CLASSI 1978 FORD F150 4 door station wagon, air cond ., heater, auto . trans ., PS, PB, bodyside mouldings , tinted glass, tilt wheel, cruise control, AM-FM radio, st'ereo tape, WSW radial tires , wheel covers, remot e control mirrors. 1 6995 NOW '6595 4 door sedan, v .e, air cond., heater. auto . trans.. PS, PB, tinted glass, tilt wh eel, cruise con fro!, AM· FM radio, WSW ra dial tires, wheel covers, remote contr ol mirrors. ton pic;kup, V-8, auto. trans .• PS, long wide bed, gauge s, rear step bumper , AM radio, red. lf'1 NOW 1; 2 bed, gauges , rear step bumper, AM radio, wheel covers. 1 Stock No. 4740t NOW 4295 '3995 WAS 1 5295 1979 CHEVY EL CAMINO V -8, a uto . trans., PS, PB, air cond., tinted glass, tilt wheel. AM -F M radio, ster&o tape. Stock No. 47042 NOW '4995 SIE 1; 2 GMC CLASSIC ton pickup, V-8, 4 speed trans. sliding rear glas s, rear s1ep bumper, AM radio , WSW tires, wheel covers, dlx. topper. Stock No. 40541 WAS NOW DAN'S SHOE, BOOT and CLOTHING STORE AT FORD MOTOR CREDIT AND BANK RATES. o..;;:==- -~18 N. 2nd DAN'S 84 leukemia was caused by uncon - trolled dMslon of white blood cells, w e now know that leukemia resu lts when there is not an orderly progression in developm ent of the white blood cells. For some reason, the white blood cells stop develop· ing befor e they ar e fully mature. They still have the capacity lo continue to divide and multiply, but '5595 1 6995 '6595 '4995 Christian Church will be held at 6:30 a.m. followed by a break · las I and morning worship al9: 30 a.m. A senes of skit s will be presented al l he worship service. SYRACUSE The Firsl Chu rch of God. Syracuse, will have an Easter program Sunday at 7:30 p.m . at the church. The children wll be presenting the Easler story in recilatlons and m usic. The public is invited . POME ROY - Easler Sunr ise service 7 a.m. al Grace Episropal Churc h wilh Easl er euchar ist service al 10:.10. RIJ'JLAND - The RuUand Church of God will have a revival beginning Easter Sun· day, 7 p.m. Tim Oldfield w1ll be evangelist. Services w111 be held each night through April 28, and continue through Sunday srhool at 10 'a.m. and the morning worship at 11 a.m . on April 29. Pastor John Evans inviles the public to attend. POMEROY - Easter Sunr ise servtcPS al the Faith Bapllsl Church will be held al Mason Park at 6 a.m. In case of rain services will be held al l hc church . Break lasI w111 be sel"ed following the services. POIVrEROY -Easl er Sunrise scrviccsa16a.m at !h e Pomeroy Wesleyan HollnPSs Church. SR 143. Pomeroy. Pastor Earl Fields invites lhe public to a !tend. RACINE - Adull choir of I he Racine Firs! Baptisl Church will presenl Uw can la ta. " He Lives" by Joc E.Parks, al I he 10:30 worship service Ea sler morning. The choir director is Bar· bara GhPen. musicians, Lillia n Hayman and Diana lhle, an d I he narrator. the Rev. Don Wa lker. The public is inviled. POMEROY - Easler sunrise services of lhP First Soulhern Baptlsl Church will be held al 5: JJ a. m . al the Roule 33 roadside park . A breaklasl followin g the service will be prepared by the M en's Brotherhood Organization. The children's Easter program wiU be presented du r ing the worshi p setvice EastPr morning. POMEROY - Sun.rlse ser · vices at the Enlerprise Untied M el hod isl Church will begin at 6:00a. m . Easter Sunday. "The Steps lo I he Cross" will be pre· sen ted in scripture and so ng . Breakfasl w111 foll ow in lhe POMEROY - F.aslrr sunrise srrvices al the Hemloc k Grove ch urch basement. Everyone is w elcome. 0 .0., PS, PB, long wide bed, ON THE SPOT FINANCING TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS 5995 Community ton pickup, 4 wheel drive, V -8, auto. trans., PS, PB , long wide Stock No. 4l971 WAS St<•ck No . 47631 WAS SYRACUSE - Good Friday services al Syr a· cuse PrPsby ler ian Church at 7: JJ RIJ11.AND - E aster egg hum Sunday al 1 p.m. at the Ell Denison Posl 467, America!\ Legion, Rutland. Prizes will be awa rded. Children arc invited. After 10 years in business, thanks to great customers like you, we have outgrown our store. Wi II be open at our new location at the Middleport Masonic Temple soon. Meanwhile, business as usual .. at our present location . body and the ribs, bone marrow Is an organ just like the heart, liver, spleen or lungs. Each of us has about two quarts of marrow in our bones . Cells in bone marrow produce all the other cells in the blood - red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets. When something goes wr ong w1th thew ay these cells lunctlon, sometimes I he best wa y to fix the problem is to replace the bone marrow. Such Is the case w1th leukemia , or blood cancer. Although scientists once lhoughl 1 8295 '7295 they do nol function properly and begin 10 replace ol her blood cells. A mature while blood cell circ ulates lor fewer than 24 hours. In leukemia the Immature cells slay in the blood much longer. In patients with certaln types of leukemia, trans - planling bone marrow in hopes of producing healt hy white blood cells is the best form of therapy . QUESTION: How is a transplanl Meigs Library to present program Middleport "Our Duty to Conservation" was the program IOplc of Thereon Johnson , guesl speaker al lhc Friday meeting of Ret urn .lonalhan Meigs Chapter of I he Daughlers of the American Revolution held al lhr home of Mrs. Johnson . In! roduced by Mrs. Roscoe Wose. John son. associated w ith lhe Soil and Water Conservation Oilier for over 35 years, sires sed 1he need for a public awareness of lhr prPsrrva· lion of na tura l rC'sourccs. topsoil . water and a ir He said I hat the farmer depend s on tl1e soil lor plant growth lo feed Americans and that each larm0r feed s not oniy his family and78othpr proplc. Johnson discussed lopsoil erosion. noting the tons losl Pach year require 10 1o 1o ymrs lo rep lace, water conserva tion . ami the discharge of noxious subsI ances into the atmosphere. Mrs. Robert Ashley. regen!. and The 101h anniversary of I he Firs! Southern Baptisl Chu rch of Meigs County was observed at the Sunday m orning wor ship serviC'f' and C:J dinner and fellowsh ip at I he homrof Pam Holcolm. Thcre werr 77 prcS<'nl for Sundav sc hool and durlng I ht• worship Sf'rvice lhe RHplisl Women ob· served lhr " Coop<'r ativ0 Program Obs<'rvance Day" wil h a duly pageanl "11h J anel N!'f'ds as narra tor. In lh<' cast wrrf' Oonn a body which normally have bone marrow. The marrow cell s the n begin to fun ct ion and develop whi tf' drugs can be used 10 destroy the blood cells. All hough this all seems simple in theory, as with a ny transplant there crUs lha I were deslroyed in the process. However. a t this time bone are m any possiblE' complica tions, in cluding infe<: tion and rPjection of marrow transplants are still very risky procC'dures for some patients. lhe transpl anled cplls. To help prevent thesP dpvaslat in g cumpli · ca lions. specialists at t ranspla nl cPnlers give palienl s drugs !hal help keep lhe hody from rcjccling the new ce ll s Mosl pallcnts also Work conlinues on making the Mrs. Dwighl Mil hoan. chaplain, had the rilualislic DJX'ning. The prcsi dent general's mc•ssa ge was rf"ad by Mrs . Ashley and Mrs . Genf' Yosr gave the national df'fenSC' report . An inv ita tion was r ead from th{' Nalhan iel Massie Chapter in Chilli· cothe l o a mwling May 2 at lhe Holiday Inn I here.,\ I hank you nol<' was T!'Jd from I he R acine Elcm en· l ary School. Rob<'rl BeE'gle. princi· pa l. and Bob Ord. supeiin lendenl, lhanking lhc chaplcr for l he fiVP Amer ican fl ngs prf'Sf'ntf'd to thP Racine school . Tips on preparing for lhundN · storm s werE' given b.v M rs. L aw· rencrSmit h. who suggC's iC'd randles and kerosene lamps in the event of f.XJWPr oul agPs. R(.'fres tunt•n ts w('rf' srrvC'd by receive ant ibiotics and mat ure w hi te blood cells !hat wil l comba t infection until the transplanted marrow cells begin prOOucing 11eallhy bl ood cell s. QUESTION: Ar e l he rcsu lls of Hospitalized Ann Obil7.. Rarinr. i~ a p<lt ient at U n in'r ~ ity Hospital in Columbus. Her room number is 840 Rhoclf's Hall. and appr{'('iarrd . cards would 1:1<' is that largpr doses of radiation or tumur and then bJn€' marrow transplants (.'an replace marrow transpl ants pasiPr and m ore suc cessful for a hig her am ount of patients . ~-----------­ HUBBARD/S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh . Ph. 992 -5 776 !tv 0 IT 0 P£1\' 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. l lo 5 DARLENE Available In Red White Tan Mrs. Johnson. Mrs . C iiPPn Buck, \llrs. Evrrf'tt Ha~'E'S . Mrs. Daniel Thom as. anrl Mrs. L arry Wiley . Miss Florrncc Sm it h wt1s i'l guPst . Wilson. Miss 1900: Rhojpan McClure. M iss 1~12: E:m ma 1\shley, M tss 1919; Hircharl L<'fPbrf'. M iss 1925; Judy nile;·. Miss Coo[X'rativ0 Program; and Jf'anniP Owf'n. person in the audicncP . Lind a Hun! is thr & 1ptist WomC'n' s lrader. ThPC'i)(J~ rat h·cprogra m i,.;; a plan for using thr l'Ont ribut iuns of t hP f'ongn~gat ion to finant '(' lht• aHairs of thf' dPnominl.lt ion w ilhuut con· fl if' lin g Wil h nf'C'('SS<I I'~\ pro~ram s Of thP lrxctl l'hur<'h . Group assists in building John Wilson. Marty Spangler, and Sonny M cOurt>oflhc Fi rs I Soulhr rn Baptisl Church, Pomeroy. wrrr among lhP 16 volunlerr s from lhc Valley Association who assisled in building a npw lodge al the Seneca Lakr Haplisl AsS<'mbJ;· Grounds. The Rev. and Mrs. David Hunt and Mr. and Mrs. M cC iurPall cndrd the B uc keye Builders banqucl allhr Brookside Baplisl Church al Rrv· noldsburg reeenlly w lwre Lamar o ·sryanl had slides of I he buildt•rs al work al Wapokrncla lasl summer. Guest spcakrrs were' Ron Man in . Brol hPrhood dirrclor of lhr Slale Baptisl Convenlion, and .John 8rras hcar . pastor at Brooksidr. The BuckP)'C' GuildC'rs w ill bf' act ivr this ~ ummC'r with lhf' ~ i oto VolilC'!' Builders participating in build ing a t'hurch at Cindnn J ti. At thf' rT•cPnt Men 's Fdlov,:ship ol rh0 church. ,lack N('('!Js pn'parcd a grilled bartx'<'ur rhickm dinner al Contoured and cushioned for walking comfort. • Contoured lor proper werght dislrrbulron as you wa lk • Supports the natura l shape ol your leet • Flexr ble bottoms lo absorb walkrng shock • Soft leal her uppers • Availabl e m a wtd e rang e of srzes and wrd ths LADY Available In Grey Black Navy White Brown Tan 1he McClure fa rm homr Thl' f!r oup enjo;•e<l lishing an d l ablr games. A ttend ing \\'C'I'P Hunt. thf' r\('('{!s. McCiun•. Mtrharl H unl . M cn·l, . Spangler . .fohn 1\.ison .. John R ile; ·. .Jim Whillalrh. Dukr hennPd\ . and Bolt Mills. ,\ t t hP n 'C'C'nt chu rrh -w ide ska t ing pa!1v al l hr Skal<··a ·'ll·a,· Rink. MARGUERITE SHOES " The Middle Shoe Store In The Middle Block" POMEROY, OH . m orf'lhan l (XI ;Ith•mil'(l Piano students perform Piano studenl s of IVirs . Vera J . Holl iday rf'C0nlly part icipalrd in I he Oh io l'vl usic Edu c<J t or~.; /\ssocia l ion conlosl held al Ohio Universil y. Judging was based on pl'r for · ma ncc, skill. and apj)('arance. A r ra ting was given for a suprrior perform an('(', a II r ot ing for cxccllenl p<'Iiorm anc0. Siudenl s and !heir ralings resj)('C tivf' IV w crr E liSC' Meier . I; Tara Clark. II ; Jod>' L<•vin gslon, I: Lcle;· Carr. 1: Kim Sltwa rl . II . ,\ngic Wright . fl: S10vr Mu ssn. II : and Su san Jon<'S, I. TEN FOOT DISH KLM RECEIVER AMPLICA LNA Only $1295 FINANCING AND SERVICING AVAILABLE 992-6173 determined to be compatible wi th the palient's. In leukemia cases, after lhP bone marrow ha s bfoen Church notes anniversary ODDS & ENDS SHOP WANT ADS 1ransplants good? ANSWER: Bone marrow transplants now allow c ures or very long remi ssion states for many leuka· mia patients . RPsearch ls also being done on using bone marrow lranspl anls to improve lherapy for olher typ<'S of cancers . T he lheory ANSWER: R!'fore bone marrow can be transplanted , a source of new m arrow has to be obtained. ThP most common transpla nt donors are family members. but in • SUPER, SUPER SALE A program on I he use of talking book machines and ca sette player s for lhe\isually impa ired will beheld at the Senior Cilizens Center Tuesda;• al 1 p.m. undPr sponsorship of lhe M eigs County Public Library. The speaker will be Carol Heideman, regional librarian lor I he Cincinnati Regional Library lor tbe Blind and Physically Hanlcapped. M s. H eideman has held the position lor three y ears and previous to thai worked In the Cincinnati Library Systm. She will be explain· ing how the se!"lce works, who qualifies and give demonstrations on the use of the equipment. The public Is invited to attend. many cases marrow is taken from some other person w ho has tissue received lor the transplanl, the patienl's white blood cells are destmyed by radiali on or in combination wllh special chemolherapy drugs. Aller lhis is done, I he bone marrow is lnjerled inlo I he JlPrson's blood vesse ls and lhc cells graduallly migrale 10 areas of I he done? DAR meeting's topic duty to conservation Sc ioto REEDSVILLE -The Reedsville and Long Bottom United M elhodisl Churches will have a combined Easter Sun.rise service al the Reedsville United M ethodist Church al 6: JJ a.m. Breaklasl will be served follow· ing ser..r iC£'. Every·o nf:' welcomP. IN STOCK Stock No . 40981 POMEROY - Good F'riday srrvices, 7: JJ p.m . Friday at Gr ace Episcopal Church. SUNDAY ONLY ONE WAS POMEROY - Good Friday service a1 Sacred Heart Catholic Church. 12 p.m. lo 1:30 p.m . F riday with 12 ministers rPpres· enting the American Baptist , Catholic, E piscopalian , Lulheran, M ethodist, Nazarene and Presbyterian Churches taking pan . Service sponsored by M eigs County Ministerial Association and public is Invited. p.m . Communion will be served. LIMITED EDITION! Riverside! 1982 TOYOTA TERCEL I 1984 FORD RANGER 106 Whee l base . Special Value Pkg. A., 4 speed . 6 cyl., PB, wheel lip mldg ., bright NOW and Ca rrn ll :-.:nrn": from f(utb nd, !\1;tr:. 1<. IJa\·idsiJn and Do nna :\1 [);t\' i(bon: l k~'CI"\ ' ill(', Mau ·! S. J ~.tr!(Jfl ; ( 'hc~hm· . ( 'h; u·le' \-\ ". ~·~ti'IP... ; C ht·~h ·r. CLn ·(•rH·•· C. \\'ol fP •. Jr. . H<•mtu('k ( ;n 1\'t '. { ;t'Oil!P 1'\ i <"i n s k~· :md Huh.\ !\lc in:-.k_,·: l.~tn,C~\'l l lt • . l<llis 1-: . M~' l'l"' and WE ARE MOVING! $7540 . '8009 Fri•~ncl, t hl' ~ t · n ·J cP~ . NOW WAS Stock No. 4735 NOW s _,.,.,.Jcusc. I Jnda F rif'nrl , Hichcm:l 0 and havran rgg hunt . A n L ;1strr lll"at willlx• pro\·ick"<i for ttw t·hi!dn ·n . LONG BOTI'Ot>l - The Pythian Sisters of Long Bottom will have an Easter bazaar and bake sale Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m . at the Community Building in Long Bot1om . 2 door , 4 cyl. , bumper rub strips, hea1er, PS, body side mouldings, wheel covers deluxe, remote control mirrors. INDIVIDUALS CAN NOW LEASE FOR LESS! Stock No. 4794 Vrom Long B<rllom. :vl;rry 1-: . r\t'\\CII ;rnd Harlan ,\ l la llanl: 10: ~ ; a . m . An f:a SIN pa r1y will IX' hf'ld all he Sultnn \ hu rch on S.a tu rd a.v . April 21. I rom I p.m 10 l p.m. Th<' c hildrm FRIDAY amount of payments $6,786 .2<; Tota l 1984 FORD TEMPO Virgini<l H . Ala nd . 08\'ifl A. WlJI!(', and Paul F . M<Jrr: fmm M1dd lPp011. Cc·org(' L . II <.J IT i ~ . .l r. ()~.; !)~· Mart ln. Kat hryn D .. Johnson, ( 'harlrs F . .Johnson. Frank A. f·'r; 1a:... L('a (y Chaslt'<'ll . H£•rbt·rt B. C;tt'Sorl, Edw ard\'\' . Dur-...,1. S;u·Jil.J. Fov.' lf'r. ;md .Judith K. H unli'l'. l<.lsf('l' s un r i_.., ,. St'l'\'lf'<'" \\'ill t)(" hr ·ld tn !he• Sullon Carmel l 'nift'(l !'VI f'!hodisl Chu r·chps at li : :~o ;un . ;~t ltH' Su11nn (')lurch Bn•Jk fa s! will lx'St'IYf'd ]i)lim\·m,g liH' :-.t·n·itT'S . Sunda.\ · Sc::hool w il l hf' held at lhf' ( \ Jrmr• l Churrh at ~ -l~ :1 m. follow<'CI tw worship SPivirr crt S]46] '7857 Structure) Sa _\ Tf'. :\11 NOW WAS !Figures Based on Gallla Co. Tax L l~o <; f on: POMEROY M au ndy Thursday services, 7: JJ p.m. Thursday al Grace Episcopal Church; public invited . 4 door, 4 cyl., heater, s speed, rus1 proofing, pin stripes, tinted glass , radial tires, bucket seats , rear window defogger . mileage allowed 60,000 ; m ileage pe nalty o>ver 60,000: 6 cen ts per mile ; To ta l due at inception $291.38. Emter .'ilmrise s('rric('., m11wunccd F:C:J:..Ii'r :-unn-...- · . . e,Yin·:- "d ll hP hf'ld a 1 ttu ~ Vn ~ · " ·i ll FkJ p! ist (' hun ·h . Salt•m Sr !'('('!, l<ulla nd ;Ill) :t rn A ('ofk>i' hour v:lll hi:' h(']d follov.-ing ...r•rYin•s. Pa sror Paul Ta _ , ·lor im· it f':-; !Ill' pu hi 1C' r11 ;rI l t~nd . LAUREL CLIFT - L aurel Cliff Hea lth Club will m eei Thursday al 7:30 p.m . at the hom e of Bertha Parker. INDIVIDUALS CAN NOW LEASE FOR LESS! H.Pirmin•. :\a m·~: .J . R c•it mirl', Wil liam \\' . fulclforTI. M ildred I. 1\ l ktrc. 1\'il liam C. Quickel. HomPr 11<1 Xlrr Su1.an nu Heck . Brenda K S. rmud H. IL! _,·mo nd F Bone marrow transplant treats disease Calendar hy st'\•t>ral mothers, h•adling as...,istants and two registered nurses in addition t11 tht•ir U.•a<•ht•r, Mary ( 'arolyn \\'il ey. The children will havt• a pknk lurwh at a l.antlL"iter park enroutf' to folumhus, and dinner at Si..'<l)'·fi n' unit s of hlt )()(J wprc rf'Cf'ivf'd with til rx·rsuns ~l tl pnding Ow AmPrican H.f'd Cross l!lt)l.)(lmo Page-7 By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor of FamUy Medicine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine QUESTION: One of my neighbors has been told she needs a bone m arrow transplant. Why are such transplants performed• ANSWER: Bo n e marrow transplants are u s u a l ly p erformed as part of I he treatment lor 'serious diseases of the blood, Including leukemia, and the more rare immunological diseases such as lhe one that afflicted the famous "Bubble Boy." Bone marrow transplants are among the m ost common lransplants done In this country every year. F'ound Inside the long bones of the COUNTRY AQUARIUM pla nling. Thursday, April 19, 1984 -. COUNTRY AQUARIUM SALE and energy. The ability 10 no lill sf'ed forages and corn has been m ade By The Bend Pomeroy. For:arnorP information call 992-6647. "'Y' tton District. Jts office Is located over the Farmers Bank Building In The Daily Sentinel MIDDLEPORT GREEN SOFA W/MATCHING LOVESEAT ..................... .. ...... $250 2 PC. BROWN LIVING ROOM SUITE ............. ............. .... .... 1250 ODD LOVESEAT ................. .. ................. ........................... $100 3 PC. LIVING ROOM TABLES .................................... .......... s6o 5 PC. SWIVEL CHAIR BREAKFAST SEL ..... ... ....... .. ......... $!999 5 WICKER CHAIR W/CUSHION ............................................ SI25 2 MATCHING ROUND TABLES PAUL BUNYAN POSTER BED W/DRESSER/H UTCH/M I RROR ........... .. .... ...... ..l.1 ~.E. ·N-~~........ SAVE 19 IN. ZENITH COLOR TV .................. .... .. .. ................... .. $!99 95 25 IN. COLOR CONSOLE ...............,................................ Si99 95 30,000 BTU MARTIN NAT. GAS HEATER ...................~9~ ...1229 95 UNVENTED . USED 1 MONTH . WAS 1329.95 40,000 BTU WARM MORNING GAS HEATER ........... ....... ... 1249 95 WITH BLOWER. LIKE NEW. HOMESTEAD WOOD/COAL HEATER ................................. 139995 WITH BLOWER. LIKE NEW. USED 1 WIN.TER (3) MAYTAG WRINGER WASHERS ........ ,...............~~-Q.~f. .. .$149 95 GIBSON FROST-FREE REFRIGERATOR ............................... 1200 20 CU . FT. CHEST FREEZER .............................. ~!~~-~-[-~; ...s3499s �..' I'Qge 8 The Daily Sentinel '. Thul1day, April 1Q, ,.984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Group identifying handicapped youth in 'County ATHENS - School dlstril·ts in SoutheastPm Ohio will again be undenaking a massive effort this month to identify all handicappro children in their districts. Identifying all chtldren in the r"!(ion w1th susp<'Cted or confirmed handtcaps - through surveying IPachf'rs. health and service agC'n- c ies. and homes in each district- is the first of a three-part effort aimed dl ensuring that handrcappro child · rf'n l'f'Cf'Jn• thf' bt'st possiblr Pducati on in the most appropnate program . The other two steps in the f'ff o rt are a s sp~ s mf'nt a nd placement . The ldentlficanon process Is required under the 1975 Federal law entitled "The Education For All Handlcappro Children Act," whic h states that eac h distrrct nationwide mus1 conduct a "\'lgorous" search for handicappro children every three years. As part of a sta t,..wide project, the effort w111 be coordi nated In the area by the Southeastern Ohio Voluntary C:duralion Cooperative 1SEOVEC 1. which has provided SJ)ff'lal Mucation program assistance to the '27 districts in Athens. Gallla, Hocking, Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Morgan, Perry, Vinton and Washington counties since 1968. The step-by-step procedures planned for the region's second ar ea -wide handicapped child s~arc h , approved by the SEOVEC Governing Board and each dis· !riel' s board, will be similar to those implemented during the Initial search In 1976. "Our efforts, " said SEOVEC Director. Dr Robert Weinfurtner, " are aimed at locating children, bir1h through 21 vears of age who reside in the 10 county area served by SEOVEC, who may be In need of sp<'Cial education programs or related serv1ces, and who are not currently In public schools or served by a private or other no n-public agency. "If Southeastern Ohio school s are to fully respond to the education needs of our handlcappro child· ren," he added, "we need to Identify them and determine what educa · t10na! program will best serve their needs. Our goal is to ensure Jhat all children are receiving the best possible education." • In the servzce Anderson Army Pvt . DaVJd .J Anderson, son of John E . Anderson of Racine, and Rosl'mary F. Anderson of 915 Hig-hland Ave . 1\ew Martinsville, W.Va .. has anived for dutv a t Fort Wainwright. Alaska Anderson. an Infantryman. was prPviou s J~· ass1gned at Fort Ben· ning. Ga. Bumpas relations. In addition, airmen whocomplPte basic training earn c redits towar·d an assoc iate's degree in applied science tlu·ough the Community College of the Air Force. T he airman will now r eceive specia l ized instruc ti on in the comm un ic.;:~t ions-electroni cs sys - tems field. He is a 1982 gradua te of Meigs High School. Pomeroy. Johnson Staff Sg1 . Rodger A Bumpas, son uf John and Marie Bompas of 31.19 Knightwa~'. Memphis, Tenn , ha s bel'n dccorated with the second award of th r Alr Force Commf>nda- Von niP Johnson. daughter of Mr. and Mrs Harold Johnson, 163 North ~th St .. Mrddlepor-t, was recently inducted into Muskingum College's l!on MC'dal a t Osan Au· Base. South Se-nior Honora ry: . The or ganization is com posf'd of Korea. ThC' Air Force Commend at ion Medal is 3\\'drded to those individu- a ls who demonst ra te outs tanding achiC'vement or meritorious ser vice in the performance o r th etr d uties on beha lf of the Air Force. Bumpas is an air traffic control t('('hnician wilh the 2146th Com munica tions Group. Hi s wife. Alice. is the daught er of Clro Smrth ot Chester. HP is a 1969 gradua te of Sheffield High School. Memphis Hess /\rm~' Pv1 Chnstophcr L. Hes!-i. son of Herbert I. and Ar tie M . Hess of- Rural Route I , Porn! Pleasant. W:\'a .. has completed a wheeledV$icular m('('hanic co urse at the 11£. Army Tratning Center, Fort l:.oonard Wood. Mo. · During thp cour~e. studrnt s tearned to periorm orgJ nizatJonal rnaint enancf' and assist 1n thp !'"('pair of automotivt> vehicles and associ a trcl E'Cj uipment. ThC'~' tJtL camf' fa m Ji lanU'd with t hr rune lionJng of automofivr w heeled v.f'hirl(' compo npnt s, op(~rati n _g pn nc1pl0s of lnl f'rna l combustion £'ngi nC's, fu ndament als of fut•l and f'lf'C'trical s\·stf'ms. and lhf' usc of test ('-quipmC'nt. I Irs "'"fc. Rcgi nel. is thf'daughtrr ofJPann<' Sied nski of 1J.l Maple St . Mason . W .\'a. Hf' is a 19R'2 graduat0 of P01 nt Plmsant High School. Houdashelt ,\ll·man Rober-t Fl . Hnudash<'lt, o f Paul R. a nd Marcta J Houcl;hhrlt of 10'1 Wehr Terrace, ~on Pom(•ro~ ' . has t}(ofon assign('(! to K(•t"·., l0r ,\ ir ForrP Masf'. Miss aft01 complr tin g tur F orcC' bask tr<tining Du r ing 1hf' -;1x \\. IY'k s at L ackland Au · Forcf' rJasc. Tt•xas. thr ainn an <;;,fWd iPCI thf' Arr ForcC' mission . 9rgamzation and cus tom s a nd i£11ieivf'd "Pf'Cia! tr alnln g in hum an Ft:\CI1\;E - Tht~ C.v snr F!bm- Founci <:~I IO n will . -;pon'iOr t.1 b1kP a rhnn ."vi ~1.\· 12. m RacinC'. Th~~ f'\"f'n! wlll star t at thf' firr• <..t.J I IOn at 10 d m . w ith rrgislratlnn .11 q .""W)d m PPr"'""m" Wishing In par'llf'lp~ill' m~ l\" piCk up thPlr rf'gi straf lnn <.ilip .tl am '('hool in ~Juthrrn LtX'dl 1>1strict . F'or addltnnal mfn nnatmn call 949'"- IS :LT/R Hidf'r~ will bfo s u~ · n: iSf•d and prizf'!'; will hf' aw;HdC'Cl 11w first prize is a $.i0 bond dona l<>d hy Racine ~a tiona! Bank Scholarship applicants sought tht> Tri Sigma Soronty . Longgrear Newly promoted Sg1. Mary Jo Longgrcar. daughter of James A. and Blanche M . Backman of 84l Ba ldwin St , Neenah. Wis . has been decorated with the U.S Air For ce nents will follow within the limits of available district resources. 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT.35 WEST Phone 4-f6· 4524 BARG,f,/N MATINEES SAT & SUN ALl SEA TS $2 oa ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.0 0 on behalf of the Air ForcE'. wit h the 91st Stra tegic Miss ii P wing Her hu sba nd. Kell,·, is the son o r Paul and P hy lli s Longgr ea r of Hf'nrlf'rson. Tht> sergpa nt is a 1m g-raduate of Neil A Arm strong High School, Nrrnah. Miller A1rma n William B. Mi llPr , son o f Wi lham L Mrllcr of Rt. 2, Proctor · ville. and Doris K LuthPr of Chesapeake, ha s graduated from thC' L .S. Air Force mu niti ons maint f'na nc(' coursp at Luwr:v Air Forc e Base, Colo . During the coursP. student s wen~ tau ght to in!'IP£'C!. assembiP a nd diSJX>Sf' or Px~l~ivP munitions. ThPv also f'arnt'<i credits toward as assoc i a t £''~ Ut•gn•e throu gh the Communitv Co l!rg(~ of thr Ai r Force. Mi ll£'r 1s st· hedulrd to srrye v.nth the Rlst Equipment Ma intenance Squadron at RAF Flrntwaters. England . He is a 19R1 grartua te of Fairl and High School. Prortorv rlle Bazaar Junior Auxiliary wins top rating in district Trophy' for the best all -around . Ju nior Amf'ncan LC'gmn Auxl11arv un ll in thr E1ghth District was v..-on hv the juniors or Drew Webster Post 39. Pomrroy·. and preSf'ntC'd to Mrs. Veda Davis, adviso r, a t Sa tu rdJ.\ 's Eighth Drstrict conferenc<• heir! in Pomero~· . Other highiights of the ronfct·encp included thf' C'lection of L:uwv Hankla of the PomC'roy unit as d!slrict prf's!dent. and a l"f'f't.•pti on which honored Amta Smith, ret tring E ighth District presidPnt T he PomC'roy unit also won thP allf'ncl anCf' trophy . Mrs. Lon•tta T iemever. Eight h Distict Jun ior Activ it irs cha irman. introduct~l thed ist lnguished guests. Mrs. Helen Hampson. Etghth Dis· ti ct Ameri<'an Legion Aw olrarc president: Frank Vaughan or Post 39. who brought greetings: Mrs Ma ry Mar1in. At hens State Hospit al n~prC'SC'ntati\·p: Mrs Betty \'an Mrtcr. junior artiv ll les rh curman. Racinr unit: Mrs. Davis. juntor artiv it if'S r ha irmrm 39: Hobin hpr and Miss Smith wtth popp' pins. Awards besidPs thr truphiPs rPC'Pivf'd wrnt to Robin Lt' hPw. fi rs t place in hisJorv: Amber Hankla. fi st plar<' for lhr prayer book: Lanev Hankla. first pla rr for thP fOt-cign rclatrons hook. In the scrapbook rompPillnn, Amber Hankla took ftrst pl ace in "My F'riPnrl th P Policf'man ·· ancl th C' unit took fi rst place in hanrlwork . Chrrvl .Johnson of R.ac me unit b02 took fu'St place rn the handwork, closs I category, and on the 1-:rma McClintock wa s sergeant at arms for thf' processional w ith A.mbC'r HankJ a serving as sr•c-rc•tary . Robin Campbell gaw th(• welcome w ith Chet}'l .Johnson giving the response. F'or t hedert ion of the new drstrict junior pres ident , .Tc nnrfcr Cross and Kim Haggy of Untl .19 wea• th(• !Pli ers. .Janice Hankl a and Erma Smi th wpa• hos tesses for the rerept ion honoring Anita Sm ilh.T hetablPwas ctmtercd wt t h a nowcr ar rangement of n'<i. white and blue fl an ked by red tap<'rs The napki ns were inscribed 19&1-84. E ighth D istrict .Junior President. and a large decorated rakf' was SC'rvPd w ith punch . Anna W ill's DT'f'stdPd at the punch bowl. rampbell. past junror prcsrd~nt ront a inrrs. Birthdays noted RIO GRANDE - The placem ent office at Rio Grand{' Co llegP and Community College is S<'<'king businesses which wou ld be interesled in employ ing studPnts on a pat1 or full time basis this summmer. Those mterested are asked to contact Peg Thomas, placemPnt director. at the college, phollP 614-245-53.'>.1 Party planned Professional Counse lin g a nd Fam11y Serv1ces E rghth Di,trict Poppy rov a lt y introduced wrrP Palma Will'S , Little Mtss Poppy. Amber Hankla . .Junior Miss Poppy. and M rs.Rhoda Hackett, S<>nior Cit izen Poppy Queen, all of U nit .19: and Hillery Ha r ri s. Angie Carleton. and Jennv Carleton, Unit 00'2 poppY " Holman Jacob Pa ul Holman celebra ted his first birthday w ith a party at the home of his grandparent s. Mr. and Mrs. Paul &>ll . Hosting th e party wer<> his parents, Loyal and ShPrry Holman. Balloons and streamers wer<> used In the decorations. A teddy bear cake with the inscript ion, "J.P. No. 1" centered the refreshments table. The cake w as served w ith Ice cream and punch . Attending thp party were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bell , Mrs. Allee Holman and Johnny, T<>rry Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Holman n, Misty and Rod, Kim and Jennlfl'r Con enell. The youngster also received glt!s trom his grea t-grandmothl'r, M rs. ~ Wavs to raise mom•y to assist the Rev. Don Archer with his St•minary graduation expenses were planned during a recent meeting of the E ar l Dean Willing Workers Class of thp ChcstPr United Methodi st Chu rch held at the home of Mrs. Kathry n Wrndon . George Wolfe rcport<>d on the r('('ent soup supper notin!( that $349 90was ra ised and used toward a g-radua tion girt pr('S('nt('(! by Jhc r ntire church to the Rf'\·. and Mr~ . Archer. Visits toTI'I'umseh and the Palace of Gold were rltsrussed . Maurita Millt•r presided at the m f'l'ting wllh Mrs. Windon gJV ing th f' devotions. Gamf's wC'rP co nduc ted by Wilma Parker and refreshmen ts of ehecsr balls and fruit sa lad were S<'rvrd. Next mE'<'ting w ill be held on April2o at the home of Mrs. Mtl lf'r Pomeroy 992·2192 Free. Steak Toppings at Ponderosa. Lydia Circle Pla ns for Helen Phillips, Mr. and Mrs. Shawn !Jel l. and A lbert Holman . GJllins Tina Collins celebr ated hpr second birthday recently at the hom!' of her grandparenls. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Holman. Hosting thepartywas her mother. Mrs. Rita Collins. A Strawberry Shor1cakl' theme was carried out In the decora tions v.ith shortcake and other r efresh· ments being served. She also had a Mickey Mouse cake. Attending WE're Misty and Brett L audermilt, Melanie, Rodney and Misty Holm an, Lawrence Rose and Andy. Gifts WE're received from Winnie Waldnig, Crystal Holman, and Chuck Collins. Btblt> school wer~ discus.sf'd a t thf' r(>('"f'nt mfflt ing of thl' Lydia Cou nci l of !he Br adford Churc h of Christ held at the home of Mrs. Jackie Reed . The school will be hf'ld June 4·8 from 6 to H: 30 p.m . and aga in this year the Lolltpop Drar:on will take pat1 . The group a !so discussed plans for the May mother·da ughlf'r banquet w1th each comm itt('(' l'C'porting on activ ities pl anned . IN \\ill regist er cleanup day was begin ning at 9 Top off 11 tJk with your «:hoice of: 1 greatPonderosas ! . d ushrooms• • Free hot butlere m • • Free grilled souteed o~ions • Free mushroom sauce fresh sour creom for your •Free ,. baked polo e:theWorid's Biggest, Besl Salad --T --'JILl..-- TFrff,..,,,.. I :;'& with 1 -Bon• StooJr om-• Good 'of stea.-siiSled on thiS cou!IOO One WlllJ!iflll IJI!Ir dinner vourr:MdCJ!~IJiliOIIS. mush~llsaooe !of y0111 stealo.. QIITIU"'' l~'fOJftJakfldpctl\0 or sour ctt1W11 ~- 5 B9J!St. foltto /11,.1 I ' "'"" Of~~ erumtor )'0\11 riakell patato 'wr\h net soup \IM-you·~"!d 1 mUSh:::n~Qrprstetk. Of \ndUOIS'Hfll\dSBiQQeSI (kllel " with no\ Scull · ~~ r::::' ' i::.,~. :tro Mol.~hlreasll-'~ ;.. .,.......... 11'-1111 • 4PM •• It\. ttlnl $at .• Wori~ $Sr~Qest Sni Salall:a~~:~a beVelllle(~~CifUice wrnt) craa 110wrth and trench I ~~~~~;,~"~:n~~cr~:~~~:. . ,.,. ...a..,. . ., . 1tJCilll\ill9~ Collptl _ patrngsteal.hoUset. COlli"" I t.rllffll'fJJI... ,_ ,~ .... ---:oA~~Met tttlll "'''''"'""" • u. Frl•• 1 (Sl.,.. ~ ... ,.,.,,tAI ' IJ.99 ' ....... ~. . . . . .-x·. . "• ballld~Omefeli$COUil3lutS beusell ~torcash ,\1 or-- - CO\Ipl)il One IOIIPI"QJ;::ner Voor c;t'IOICe ol ~ s.a,utflll(l ()(II(IOS lo.nntfSalad I I s.,.dwleh GacJj!Of~listeciM~ I '2.99 slrlobo st,..Jr _- . '='S:~:~~ Lunch Specra . ' or D "'"'' ---•• Sirloin st,..Jr .,, wlllt • .,.,., World's B'-"'"'·· _ Bo,.. stHk DlnMr ' Best Soled iiidf'et 7 Bl Chop,H st.U with B•,.,...,., 1 1 BlgChor,~JHStooJr I V•'•'""' I nner UPPER RIVER RD. (Across from the Airport) Gallipolis. OH. atrlpfor 2 to Europe Enterthe. llbrld' Madeltne Pain · the guests A set for May' 8 a.m. It was announced I ha t the prayer break · And every dinner mciudb ked potato, roll a~d butter. Buffet'" with hot sou~·.3,.e topping free wtth coupon. --Now. try and top that . FrH 1..,1,.. • In "'i!R'"' · ~ Fellowship will be held at the Hemlock Grove Church on A pri1 26, and al the Zion Church on May 24. The regular meeting of theCitcle in May was cancelled llue to thP mother-daughter banquel . Zion Chu rch members assisted at t he work day at thE' Darwin camp recently and had charge of the luncheon held there Saturday at the Men's Retreat. The Circle meeting followed a. morning cleanup session at the church w1th a potluck dinner at noon. Devotions were by Rober1 Purtell, who used scriptuff' from Peter 1 and spoke about the woman's role in and out of thf' c hurch. The next meet ing will be hPirt on June 7 at 7:.10 p.m . Marjorie Purtell will be hostess. Kat hry n Johnson will have devotions Middleport gardenen M rs. Richard Bar-ton presented a program on hortieulturf' at the recent !1'll'f'ting of the lllliddleport Amateur Gardeners hl'ld at thl' hom e of Mrs. Eltzabet h Burkert \.\,·Jt h Bernice Du rs t as co-hostess Mr-. Barton displayed sevf'ra l Willing Worker.r C"On!C'rPnCf' ('()\'('!". MIDDLEPORT - f.'angPIrn<' Chaptf'r 172, Order of thE> Eastern Star, wil l hold an Easter bazaar at thP Midd 1Ppot1 Ma· son ic Tempil', F rida' and Satur· day. 10 a.m. t o ~ p.m. A lunch<'On of vegetable soup. chtli. hot dogs, sloppy j(l('s. g-rilled cheew. baked it ems wil l be served both days. Food may be taken out by thoSE' who bnng their own Job hunt and ClaricE' A IIPn. ro\altv. All w(•n•prt•st•nt Pd gift s b.\ Hankla as district prf'sidPnl ond Erma ing, E: rm a Cleland and Opal Hollon scrvf'd Ice CTf'am to !host.• narm'll and Marcia Kellf'r, Et hd On , DixiP &a ir, &tl\' New('ll, Cleo Smi th Megan Clar k of Unit .19. Mrs. Hampson insJaUed Lam•v pn:·scnt<~l Vice pn•sidrnt given. SevPral cards were signed for sick mPmbers and others of th f' commun it y. Plans for a tr ip to RIPnnPrhassctt I sland latf'r wC'r£' discu ssed . BC'It :V Haw k. Frances Hunt and Dorothy Cashdoll ar wPr£' wr lcomC'd as nC'w ml'mi:x>r""S. Rirth da.v of the month was F:rm a Cl('land . After thf' busin('ss mC'C'I · Woodland Centers Longgrf'ar is a contracti ng spe- cialist Fire Auxiliary Rrports of committ ees were activit IPS . WINNERS- Veda Davl,, S<'ated, displays th•• trophy awarded tothP ,Junior American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post39, for the best all-around progrrun for the year, 1983-ll4. Pictun.•d with her are Laney Hankla, the new junior di•ttid president, di,playin~ the attendanc•• trophy won at the conlerenct·, left, and Anita Smith, 1111' relirin~ E ighth District junior presidml. Director, gently assists a chicken into the air . A $500 nest egg await• the fowl that crad<s the current world's record of 302' 8" - almost the length of a football field. Meigs groups gather Cleland presidt>d and opened the meeting with "The Lord's Pra yer." foll owed by the pl edg<' to the nag. Roll call was answe red by each _givi ng some thing remPmbPrPd about Easter. The secretary 's report was read by Clara Conroy and the treasurer's report hy Opal Holan. M ane;· for card' and dues was col lected. Force Base. N D. in th £> performa nce of their duties A FUGIITY OCCASION More than 2.10 chickens are eggspected to Dy the coop Saturday , May 19, at the 13th Annual lntemational Chicken flying Meet (ICFM) . Here, Dr. Glyde Marsh, flight The Ladies Aux iliary of the fire department ml"t recmlly at the Commenda tion Medal at Minot Air The Air ForcP Commendation launched into the spring ski f'S. Champion c hickens flap forv,:ards to fame, a nd fortune. \'o.thile futurE' " friers" include "chicken" contes t· • meetings assessment and placement compo- A dInner will be served at the M <>igs Senior Cit izens Center, Mulberry Hl'ights, Pom eroy, from4 to 6 p.m. Friday. The Gabciel Quartet will present a program of gospel music at 6 p.m. and a round and square dance w111 be hl'ld from 7 1o 10 p.m. w1th music by the Stringdusters. The menu for t he dinner is a choice of chicken and homemade noodles or ravioli, tossed salad. homemade rolls and a beverage at a charge of $2. Pte, cake and ice cream "ill be ava ilable at an additional charge. Charge for the dance is $1 a person. Th<' public is invrted to attend the lion to a major field , service to the Medal is awa rded to those individu als w ho demons t ra te outstanding achievement of meritorious service RIO GRANDE - To Fly or Fry ... That Is the question birds from across the nation will ponder Saturday, May 19, at the 13th Annual I nternational Chicken Flying Meet IICFM I. One o'clock is th<> take-off time for this alrhorne derby which takes place each May in southeastern Ohio at the !,]()().acre Bob Evans Farm nC'ar Rio Grand£'. From atop a lU·foot- hi gh rural mailbo x, hundreds of chicke ns wi ll be least restrict lve environment. Dinner planned college, leadership and charac ter. Membershtp is limited to a maximum of 10 percen t of the junior class M1ss Johnson i.s also a mem ber of POMEROY- Agam thi s year t he Pomeroy A lumni Associa · lion will give an ar ademic schol arship to a student who is t hl' c hUd or gra ndchild of a Pomeroy High school g-raduate. Applicants are Jo send a resume which Is to Include a grade transcript, llsting of actMtles, names of parents, Information on where they plan to attend POMEROY - A party for the school and a picture to the 1961 class of Pomeroy H Jgh Pomeroy Alwnnl Association. School will be hel d at the Meigs P . 0 . Box Pomeroy, 45769, Inn on May 26 from I toJ p.m. In • before May 12. the banquet room . • ' ,. m or other educational programs. Welnfurtner emphasized that In the tctentlftcatlon, assessment , and placement or handicapped children the first priority In the spending of federal funds will be for all unserved, out-of-school handi capped chldren. All Information provided to t he schools will be confidential, and due process tights of parents and children "ill be guaranteed. Testing utilized In the diagnosis of suspected hand lcappro chi ldren w111 be nondiscriminatory, he sa id , adding, the placement of each ha ndicapped child will be in the Children in need of Sp<'Clal education may Include hearing impaired, crrppled. visua lly impaired, seve re or multiply impaired, learning and behaviorally disa bled, severe behaviorally han· dicapped , mentally r etarded, and SP"f'Ch and language impaired The Identification process, cur. rently underway. will run through September of this year. The 9 Annual chicken flying contest slated May 19 at Rio Grande firehouse. students. who in the judgment of th eir peers, best exemplify the qualrties of sc holarship , contrlbu· Happenings Bike sign-ups To Identify all handicapped child· ren, three populations will be surveyed In each district: teachers and other professional school staff, to determine those children currently enrolled In school special education programs, and those who may exhibit learning problem s: health and social serv1ce agencies, to determine If children they serve may be handicapped; and house· holds In the 10 counlies. The latt er populat ion will be reached through the distribution of brochures to parents of school-age children, and placement of awareness materials tlu·oughout the communities . Residents who have a child or know of a child they feel may be handicappro will be asked to call their loca l school or the SEOVEC office. All children identified as paten · tially handicapped will then be observed and tested to m ore fu lly <>val uate their learning problems. Then , wit h parental or guardian approval. children will be placed in the m ost appropriate prog-ram for the child. T his may mean integ-ra!· tng the child into the regular classrooms, or into regular school ac~vltics as m uch as possible, or placing thr child m sp<'Ci al c lasses The Daily Sentinel-Page books and plants, and discussed thf'i:· care. lighting, tempera ture and ferliltzers. She talked on comm erClal s tartf'rs for plant s and th<' tcehniqueforstarting n£'w plants from slips. Baskets arE" in \ ·ogue for all flower pots, Mr·s Barton sa id . She was presmted a girt by• Mrs Marjorie Fetty, pri'S tdenl, on be hall olthcrlub. Mrs. Vada Davis a nd !'viis.!' Ermt.J Smith Wf'r f' Jppo intcd to th(~ nomina ling comm ittN'. The spring count\ · mf'f't ing \\'d.'-' a nnounced for Monday at 1: :~0 p.m . at Trin it\ Church. Then, Mrs . .Janet Bolin will pr<'SPnt plans for tlw M(•igs Coun t ~ Fair rl owt•rshow. TilP l\liiddlPJJOI"I t\m;.~h•ur Can.lL'm 'J ·" wtll hosl thl' mr<•ting- with Mrs. KJthryn Swa nson to pro\·ldt • tht> c·cn tC'rpiPCP. An im·i tdt to n wa " rpad from the Shade Va !J c;· Council of Floral Ar-ts to an open meeting on April 24 wtth thf' prog-ram to be en! itlr'fl · An lnt f'rnat i on~l F.vrning ... T hl' spring regional m eet ing will be held on May· 17 at Mariefta. the sta te convention 1n D<J_ \·Jon from Aug. 1-9 and th(' fall rPgiona ! mff't Lng in Vmton Coun t ~ on Oc t 17 Members discussed flmvf'r s to lX' planted around thf' mf'morial mar k t~ r at citY hall For roll ca ll mf'mlx'r~ nZ~mf'd birds at their feeder, and the\ erseof thpmonth was "Snowbird" given by Mrs. Davis. Mrs. .Jeanette Thomas has several readings which she had clipped from m•wspa pPrs. Mrs. Burkt>t t 's display of Afr ican \'iolet s was t•njoypd by thf' gmup. tvirs. Burkett and Miss Durst wrved a dessert course. ThP tabll' was centel'£'d with spring flowers around a chimney holding a lighted cand le. Mrs. F'ettv presi ded at the silver service. Mrs. J ean MoorPwon the hostess gift. Rutland PTO A spring V()nc~ t :v show W()S an nounced fur April 30 at 7: 30p .m. at the R utland CivicCen terwhen the Rutland PTO mel recently at the Rutland E lementary School. Directed by John Lisle. principal. the show will include chorus and group singing and solos . dance lines and comedy numbers with students encouraged topar1icipate. The PTO vo ted to provide Lisle with $50 for show suppliPs and to hold a bake sale in conjunct ion with thes ho\·V. P lans were finalized for finger· printing the children at the school rn ronjunctron '-' llh the Kid Print prog-ram. Carolyn Nicholson is project cha i rwom an. It was reported two $2i0 scholar · ships to graduating Rutland stu dents wil l be awarded at the PTO meeting on ll!iay 14. The scholar ship committee will conduct int erview s and wJ!l select thr w innPrs. Sandy Walker and ShiriE'y !'Yiii!Pr wrrC' named co-chain\.·omcn o f I he Campbell Soup label drivP for nex t ~~car. Teacher s indwatc>d a dPsirC' to C'ontin uc c lassroom pn·scn ta11ons for ?TO mE'f'tings again nC'x t \ear. New officPr s c lC'Ctrd ~.Nf'r£' TPrrsa Wts«·up, pn•s ident; .Ju A nn Ha v, \'icc- prPs idcnt, Lind d Pridd.v, SE'('n?laf}.·, and Marc 1a Elliott , t rC'a~ urer . Ki nderga r te n round -up \·v as an nounrf'<l for J\IJ ~1.\ . ~.from X: .1 0a. m . to 11: J() a.m. and f1 om noon tu ~p.m. H.pgular kindcrga rtf'n <· l a ~ s(•'- l.\.Jl l lx' cancP!k•d f01 that d.n . Studf'n ts' a1i work ~A ill lx> d tspbvt'(! al thP lVid~ · rn ('('t i ng and I hP fifth ;1 nd sixt h g1ad(• bands will!X'rf(J ITn . Sprmg br(•ak w;J'> announrf'd for T hursda.\ ' and Frida.\·. .-\ r('port \\'Lls .L.riVf'n on th<' J"['{'('nt tx.ok Llir with tot;Jl sa!Ps com ing to $i:i-I.O~ . Books cos ting half of thai amount Wf'rC' "d('C'tf'd for f hP S<'hO<Jl ii t1ra1) frf'f'of l'han_:(' as a prf'mltlfll lnr holding thf' lxJUI< l air . ant s and birds who ny backwards and arP disqualified. No Pntry fflE" is ch ar g('d for the chicken flying furthest past thC' currt>n t world's record of ~{!Yl' w·. Cash prizes of $1110, $5(1 and $25 also egg poult ry pilot s on to vic t or~. This marks thE' firth an ni \·t>rsar:. tor tht> current world's n:-cor d . "Lola B," a petite barnyard bantam from Pt. Pleasant. W.Va amazed thousands of speggtarors in 1979 when she soared :m· R" to sPt the record Each yPa r Lola wait s in th e wings for any se ri ous rhal lengrs to hPr record . Inqumrs from as far as 1\pw OP!hi. India. !Pact ICFM nffir ials tn hf'ltP\"£' .. onP of thr fl{'J"Cf'St llil'rs ' "' w a1t1ng in thf' wings thi s .\'Par In cr ack Loi.J ·s rf'('ord Could tt hf' ~· o ur~·~ Hot off thP rhi f' kf'n wirP- .1 nPW human c rowmg rontr st has bfocn add('d to the pecking ordr r of C'VPnl s takmg placf' al th e I C'FM . Human cock!C'·doodiP·clcx.'s wil l f1ll thr cur carlv Saturdav mrw ning ThP brst rmw wms! A joggi ng c hickr n contrst. hPst c hwkf' n l t~g s r nmpl•lit 1on t tnr pro plf' l . a p:1rarlr nf chickf'n s ancl a c hickr n sc-r;tlch for r hildn'n arf' :t ff'v. nt the rld\··s f'\ 'f'nh 1Sur h ton r;tu' 1n c hf'f'k hum nr Js pat for 1hi' da.\ '') Muf'h prr sti g0 dOd di stinf' · Exhibition set to open at Athens Dairy Barn ATHENS - Three of Ohio's leading artists will pres('nt thPir works in a n p;!( hibition of pa in tings, scu lpture and prints, April 2X through May 20, at lhP Da iry Ba rn Southeastern Ohio Cultural At1 s Cent er . ThP !n--e t•x hibitiun is open to thP public from 11 a.m. to o p.m . da il y and from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m . Thursdays. Fratunxl artists arc .Jcny A idlin. scu lptor and chairman of the Sculptu re Department at Jhr Cleve la nd Institute of An: M at) Manusos. pa inter. print maker and papermakrr and assis tant profC'ssor of an at Ohro University: and R'lph 'WCX'hr man. print maker and proff's· sor of printmaking a nd draw1ng at thr Clf'vPland I nstitut e of Art. Aidlin 's forged steel and retn · fo rr rd conrrPtP sc ulptur('s stretch lhf' matrnals to thC' !r li mtts as lh0~ 1 also push the imag(' of d ogs. bird" and an1 m als to the r-dgc ol lhC'Jr primrva! beginnin gs Mdn usos' patntln gs t.~nd hand· maclr papPrs rf'Yf'dl J marriagf' of t hP bri~ht colors. light anc.l s~ ml>ol " of MPxkan cu!turt' . Hrr m a111 th r ust is in !hP inl l'gra tion of light ancl hrighl r otor s wit h the OfX'Il stt lln css of lan dsc.:.q w and 3 1'Chit('CtUIT' Prints and ch;twing~ Jw Wuf'h · rmJn c~n• n•pr('St'n1J1 ional but combmc• mPdia in a SWT('i.ll lashion . A butt prfl .\ · st·rms to h;..mg sus pc'Od('d from a flm-'.·0r: h or~( '~ hrP~J k from the .c:atP at !tlf' t">c-ginm ng ot d l as t lor the men has been discon· tinued un til fall. Needs ol the n urwr~y wer-e discussed by Dreama Pickens and the g-roup dcc1ded I hat each member will pro,·ide one thing. Cheri Seevers pff'sided a t the~---------------------------+ meeting with Mrs.Pickens giving a repor1 on the missionary fund . }'ou 'N' iru·ited to arr .... C.:'Ot}:e Pickens, this year's mission· ary. will be going to Africa. it was noted . Mrs. Painter gave devotions on " Long Suffering," using readings from the book ofPsa lmsand poems .... AT MAIN STREET by Helm Steiner Ri('('. I MARKET ' Mrs. Pickens will host the nex t meeting with Vicki Smt ih to have devotons. Refreshments wPrP served to those named and Carol Andl'rson and .J immy, Helen Miller, •Door Prizes •Refreshments Delores Frank, and Frances Hysell . ant rn tc r s. In ra sP .vuu don't ha ve any cacklin g cousi ns to bring, you c an harrow <.1 rhirkl'n at th e mwt. hut 1he~· n rP o ni ~· <J \"ai!a hiPon a first c om(', first Sf'IT f' be~ s i s . Th r \ "iCtoriPS have' b<•pn sw(->el o,·er JCFM day' nown by , and thP ('ntr<mts . an~ 'thin,E: but avpragP, including -..uc h ;.l('ri<Jl cgghPads a~ M<.~n' Han c. uck, ThP Jogg i ng Chi c kf'n ~ F rom Charlc•ston . S C'., ThP Chid:.Pn F rom S;.m Oi£'go, Cocoa Cluck from Round Rock , T£':-: . H r.u u!U Ow Scratch from Huntin_gton. W .Va .. and thr list goes (J/l .. but 1111!\ a sdPf't dawful ha vl' mach• it into thP prestigious Coop of Fam(' which 1 C'C"ogni zcs c hicken~ f01 lhf'iJ achiC'\ ·rmrnt s in tlw chickPn tl \ i ng \~·oriel. Thl· fir<-. t lntC'tn.J tlonal Chicken Fh ing M('£'1 f'\ ·pr rC'cordf'd wa s h(•ld at tl1 £' Bob E, · ~t n .., Farm 1.'~ W'Jr:o.. ago \Vlwn Rob F\·ans, thP l n!Prnational Fligt1t CommandPr . JT'<"Jilf'd his bod1uod c>ggsjX'riP nCl'S of growing u~ on a f<lnn dlld tossing ch1ck£'n s Irom barn lofts to SE't' hm~ fJr th£'\" couicl fh. Toda\", c hicken fh ing :-.quadrons an" in 21 statPs frorn Californid to N£'w York . CLElAND GREENHOUSE OPEN FOR SEASON rn cr Easter Lilres. Mums Begonras. Geraniums flo wers in fiats & Pot s Vegetable Plants- Tomato Plants Thcp;.;h ihillon is spnnso tf'd b\ th{' Diar .1· Barn SJ·:O Cultural At'ts CC'n ter with a grant from thP Ohio A rh Council ThP Datr)' Bam listrd on thP t\at 1onn l H c gi ~tf'r r1f Histori c Pl ocP.s . is ioeatC'd on Datn La nl'. onr-half mile off Jl.ichlaml A\'C•n ur. 1\tllf'n->. ( 0 /11 1" l n 111w / In (\: / .ooh VINE ST or MAIN ST. Racine, OH. 4118 ' 1 mo .---------------+-------------- Laurel Cliff happenings A11Pmlancf' a I 1hf' F'r('(' MPI hodtst Chu r('h March l'l was ~IH . Choir mf'mb<•r s presrnl werf' lR SC'rmon \\ ;1s by P;;.~s tOI Miller. l \ wl .Jacobs. son of Mrs. Ti ne.~ .l~!cnbs, uf KPnturk~ hJ ~ bf>Pn !Ppi!l"lf'd\l'l"\ il l. Mro.; . Sa nd ~· Bolfl t.~ nd childn•n. ,\m lin. vio.;il<'d n'<'f' nt!~ w1 1h hf'r p; 1rrnts. Mr. and Mrs. . l ~unP~ Cilmnr f' . Mr:-; Ad1~' Hd.\ 'f'S o f Sh::~ dP. M1 s C r;IC'(' 1-lf'ndPrson /\ l hf'n~. and .Joh n St.thl \lSitf'd J"['('f'nt!v \\i th M r s. Della Stahl. 1\ lll'" lb IN' I b\· 2ll IC'd pla t(()rm ol 11l'a tC'd vnxx:l on I h0 pl c~.vground ha" IJc'f'n complPtt·d. L~nd C'f' rti ll c ;..~t£'" ol apptT'<:'btiun for \·olunt c'(·r \'>ork on thP prOJC'<' I wt·n· ~ I T'sPnlt'ti to Ton1 Fow iPr. Carl 1\'illiams, Char!Je Williams, TonY Miller, [rJ Fo~ let , and Ta r J and Darurl Fowlf'r R('('ogni7l'd \-\'Pn' studl•nts who haw~ pa t1ir ipat{'(! tn SJX'C'i;J! t' .... tl.t <·utT icu lar arti\'ilif'S with Margan•! .Johnson. pr<"tdc·nt. giv rn J:! cPrl ifi ra t<'' to the four1h. fift h and sL<th g-rade haskrtballtmms. to spelling bee champion. Tamm)· Miller anrl her first nmnr r up. Amy· Herald. and to the studenh who participated 10 th C' OAR histor}' 0ssay rontC's t. Robbie Rrchmonrl anci.J ohn Eva ns. The room munl ban nf'r was awa rdrd toM r s IVI cC all 's aftPrnoon ki nd £'rga rt{~n Last da~· of SC'hool wi ll tx., M.J _\· :24: tion goes to the winners of these even ts. alon g with $25. even though thrrP is no cntr;.. fee to ~ a contf'stant . Feathered flappers must weighin for the fly·ing con test between 9 a.m and 1 p.m . There is no limit to how m any chiekrn s pach contest - Mrs .IPdnlnP Ta llr.\·. snn of Mo~rk Tall!·.\ . ;1nrl Mi ss Be-th Hoppl ll'-' of CommrrcP. TP:xas \"isirf'd l'C'rf'Oll\ \ \"l l h Mrs T allr.\ ··s m ot hrr. M1s lkr t ha 1-\u kf'J . M1 . ;tnd Mr-.; . (;t~n(' A lkl rf'. Mr .md \11r-.; . h.r\'Jn A lkiJ"{'. :vir ,md Mrs. Mike CarUT, Mtss ( IPo P,trk('l. Jncl .lam Ps Fr rguson. Columbus. Mr . ;..~nd Mr.., Jkrman 1\ ~is pPr. 0~\·t o n . all c<'IPbra tf'CI :vl1~ . Bf'rt ha Parkrr" s bi1thda.\ · Going To The P om? With A TUXEDO Prices Start At $35.00 AT: 1 r>cpntl~. everybunny loves ... our easter treats bri gh t and colorful , tlwy ma4e a delic ious gift t ha t anvo ne will t reasure. Our w rtl<• var iety of Easter candies ea 11 lw ~~ ven wit~ OPEN HOUSE vou have t he knowledge thai chosen only th e frn .. , t from . FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH & SATURDAY, APRIL 21 •Free Flower for Everyone Helpin[.i Hands Plans for an Easter breakfast following the sunriSE' services were made at a recent m eet lng of the Helping Hands of Zion Church of Christ The group also discussed the annual mother-daughter banquet to be held on May 11 at 6: :ll p.m. with the themE' to be "ThE' Waist Whittling" banquet It w as an· nounced the MeigsCountyWoml'n's •Fruit Trees •Flowers •Shrubbery •Fertilizers •Garden Tools •Seed Potatoes •Fresh Vegetables •Bulk Seeds •Rose Bushes •Vegetable Plants •Fresh Fruits •Perennials •Planters •Fruit Baskets •Lawn & Garden Care Supplies MAIN STREET MARKET MICK & STEPHANIE ASH, OWNERS . West Main St., Pomeroy Open 10 A.M.-6 P.M. 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I I 1 0~ 0 ----t �10-The Senhnel 19, 1984 Ohio Good results despite difficult times during depression era By PAUlA i\ KERNS for the Sentinel In November 1929 about a m onth before her 13th birthday Dora Lots Swa nk was placed in the Meigs County Children s Home Enter1ng the home with her were three brothers and one s tster a ll younger, rangtng down to age lour Thetr mothet kept the war old baby stster wtth her ThPir fat her was m the county tube> I cu los1s sa rutanum Thrce months Jatet he doed In 1930 there \H'f£1 fPw career Dora s mother knew mothPr~ housekeepmg - not a ca1 eer wh1ch would help her provode for six chlldren Five had to rematn tn the chlldren s home Dora Lots Swank Ellsworth now Mrs P Cnspln of l ong Botrom IS m\ mother Growmgup I heard ta les of hPr times m the home Recently I asked het fot mm e m depth InformatiOn Was 11 rea II> as bad as I remembet ed heann~:( ~as thrte a n~y good thmg about !I ? Ho" dtd 11 rca II; feel to h<' there? The boys had the fir st float of the home the second floor was a schoolroom for ) oungsters up to thtrd or fourth grade and the guls had a lhtrd floor Woke up time was 5 a m Breakfast at 6 a m cons1stm g of pancakes or an rgg or cornflakes- OE'\C'J a larg(• healthy breakfast One llmr shP found a roach in her panca ke When I asked hPr what she dtd aboultl I expected her to say she compla tned and got a fresh one B ut no t hrs was depressJOn ume The answer was ett her eat around thE' offendmg crea ture or go hungrv She ate around It Before school dtshes had to IX' done and lu nches packed for schol No hot lunches tn the 1930s Lunch was a peanut buttrr 01 Pgg sand" 1ch somet1 mes v. 1th a piPC'C' of cake se ldom fresh frull Chtld rC'n from the home earned ugly lunch buckets I hey were nut proud of them so lhl~y oftf"n atP th r rr lunches on the wav to school and htd the ugly bucket s along the 1oad retnevmg thPm on the way home She walked about a mile to tht Sugar Run School In high school she walked about 1'h mtles to Pomerov Htgh Sc hool She was expected back at t he home lmme d1atrlv after school Mv mom- as hon£>st as lh( da) 1s long - once f1 bbcxl to ! gm rr ness to lJ hl'f .s hL had to sta\ afwr sch ool ro takr a t( st hu t H tu 1ll\ stayed to partJ cl pal<' 1n a ' o!Jev ball game Af1£•t s< hool lhP bt g glt Is had to do chon•s hPlp "-lth dmner and c leanup afterwards and also help look after the smallet chtldten Wmters were not mild She rPCalled - onE' mornmg havm g to shakp snov. off her bed covers I hr gu Is had left the wmdo" open One wimrr t hf' rht1dren were quatnnteencd three tim es due to scaJ ict tr' cr I h1s lA as the wmtcJ of 1934 ot 1935 Thete \<Ore only about thl ('f> rh1lclrPn m thc home\a.ho dJd not contract sca r let fc>veJ Mom and her brother Elmer \H'fP two "ho d td not One '"nt cr a gtrl had d 1pthcna but no onp eiSC' got tha t Summers 1m olH•d a lot uf hoi d work too 1 he chores - kitchrn v.ork housework washmg \\ alls and high CCI!Jngs - contJ nU('(I In addition th C'JC' wC're be>ans toma tot'S and ben trs to piCk nnd ran nnr cou ld p1ck a \\. atcr bu cket ful l of berncs bv noon st~u tmg ea t ly mt he mar nlllJ2: Excrss bt'rnes WE're sold In Pomeroy to earn monC'\ for th e M e1gs County Fa1r Fatr Time' Tha t wa s one of thr htghlt g ht s of the 1ear tf not the ht ghlt ght Mom had one dress up d1 css a net two othC'rs fm sc hool and P\C'r\d <:l \ but F<.u r D;n was a d1 rss up rl d\ Eac h c hild rere J\ed 25 Cf'nts 01 50 cent s to spend a t the fdu and c xt: 1terncnt ran high the c hildren werP hauled to thf' fan m a horsP..drawn v. agon No b1g fan cv VE' hiCIC' \\Ould havr made thP del\ am mon C X( 1tmg Yf's t hPIE'\\f'lf'O th C'r gcxxl thtngs Area deaths Harold Lewis Cottrill Harold LRvts Cottnll 56 Wtl kcs ' ill e dll'<l early thts m ommg at Holzer Mf'dtcal (\ nllt Mr Cottrlll\< s bomSeptembet t8 1927 tn Vmton Count \ to Jcnnte M Lev lsCott nl l Rad< hff Ohto anclth• la te F loyd Cortnll He "'as a field ' upc>r mtc ndC'nt !01 K rame1 Explowtton He \.1. d S ~ mt'mber of Vv tlkrsvtll e Joseph FfE"E'man Anwncan l.,('gJOn Post 476 and A thens 4() & 8 He \la s a ;etcran of thP Korean Vv dt havmg sel\-ed wlfh fhf' U S M armes In addttton to hr s lather h<' was p['('('C'Cled m dl'a th bl onr broth er W illtam Sun. I\ (JfS me Jude hJ~;. \.l/ Jff' Mtldred E \. til Cortn ll 1\\ o daugh fprs CcumPn 1 .m rz C.llcl\.l.C'II .md Barbaia 1Jc>1 tx>r li\..ln l ( tltf four son s Llovd R('f•d \ t 1non HP('<-1 V. tllt am llf'l'<i til I ( lltl\\rll tnd Clair ! Cork\! I fV'('(I Pom(I O\ h ... mot hl-'I .Jr.nmf'M lnJ ... Cottttll 1~ f?:la ndc hJld rP n and n nr grf'nt granddaught er Funeral sen tct> s wtll be he ill Sat umav a t noon ar tllc Jamrs N B lower Fu neral Jlome Albanv Wllh the Rev K a thn n A K Puckett nfflctatmg Bun tl "til tX' tn Vmton Mf'mOfld! CemrtPn Fnr nds mn\ callatt hPhmf'r llhrJmf'l ncl.n !t om I to j and 7 In q Mtldr f'd Mart< 7<•tglL 1 H:! 22fi S Thtrd Ave Mtddlepot1 cited \\ C'Ci I"JJPSda\ at \ f>IC'rans MC'mona! Hospttal Mrs Zetg lpr was bom l ulv o 1'!00 at Eckman Vv v 1 a daught er of thr late Chat Irs and Isabe lle Cooney ShcwasamembrrofHeath U mted Methodtst Churc h anclll.Jss 12 of the church She belonged to t he Mtddleport Garden Cluh .tnt!! ' m gelmeChapl<'r 172 Order ofF ostcm Star Survtvlng ar~ thrPC' daughters Mr and Mrs D D Waltece Suffolk Va, Mrs Earl Davenport Mtdclle port. and Mr and Mrs D R G rtmi'S G lenelg, Md , three sons Mr and Mrs G B Zetg ler, Bowte JY!d , WIU~am L Zeigler Belpn? and M r and Mrs Richard S Zeigler Belpre. 15 grandehlldrc>n and 17 great -grandchildren She was preceded In death by her husband Brad, and two sons Randolph and Broadus Services wUI be held a 2 p m Saturday a t the Rawlings Coats Blower Funeral Home with the Rev Robert Robinson olltclatlng Bunal wUI be ln Riverview Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home !rom 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 P m Friday Janet A. Mattht·ws J anet A Matthews 46 Route Pomctov d11'Cl Wednl'sda\ at Ohw Stat C' Uni\f'l"lf\ H osp 1t 1l m Columbus A honwm.tkf'l M1 s Matthr" s \\ds horn dt Short ('r('{k W \ ;:J 0 ('1 ~ FHI .1 d Hl g htn o f thrA 8 J ncl AdJ [)(,IOJc" Dtc k son Wh1! 1 Shr \\<.!" 1 rrllmlxi ol the• F'1 st Soul hr 1n B 1p1 l"r ( hill rh P om f'r O\ ~un J\ mg 1rf' h( 1 husbdnd R.tlph L :vi.Jtthr'~ ' d son dlld cl.tughlrr m Bn~m ldv. md NJCk l M.lllhr v. s Mo1 g:1 n tm~ n \\ \ 1 1::1 son RH 1t Matthev." a! homf' J daughtrr rnd :-;on Ill l1v. I .1 u nP and J()(' Bo\ Irs fuppo s Pl11n s J g-t rtnclson Mat thP\1. nm !(".; fuppc>1s Pt atn" hC'r pt:H fnt o.; :\1J mel Mr<.; \ R V\hllr f1111!1 Hlf fmn " l"tr r" \1 r" I >nmm t( [ '-' \1 II I I \\i 11-.tJUJI. \\ \ t !\j)o.; ltl l t f)l)]f)JI O.. \lHh H t tl "\11 \ '\11 " 11 11\i\ lhtln l J'-, tl ( \ 1 r\lr ... \ \ I 1) ' I tllf'l r 1"\t mood B1Jilltnt I 11 b11thrr s Rondrl \\ hll c llt tlltilnt r om dd Wh tlc Pmc' Fork Torr, I'.!Jutr Akron and Joseph WhtiP WmtcrS\ tllr and SP\ f'r 1I nJ('('C'~ Llnd nephC'" s S< r. tcrs wtl l IX' hrld at H tht s P\f'Il ing at 1ht E. wtn.[! F'unu a iHom f' v..1th thP Rr\ Om 1d Hunt offictot 1ng Fr1rnd,ml\ cal l,l l lhcfunf'Jll h(rnr I t 1m ""ito}! 1h1'- l ' t nmg I 1 Hll\ !hr hn(l H tit I~ 1 h.t n t ! hC' 11n:lr \ run() I] ll nmr 11 21tll \\dJ \ IJod \\(' V\ 11\.'.(_llld \\ \t I v. hrrr "C't\ 1< rs wtll llf' hf'ld ar 2 p m S.1tun1av FIICnds ma\ ca ll at thP HodP\ r unC'ra l H omf' from 2!0~ J nd 7 to q p m Fttda\ Bum! wtlllx• tn Short C ll'<'k C'em~tr r, Sholl Ctcck 1( ! 1 It I t I ( hr ... !k4 \\ \.1 Erlna L Burris Edna L l3urns R.'l of Mdson dtrrl Tuc sd ,\ tt hr1 rrstdPnct• Sh£ \I. as b01 n M a\ iO 141]) m M I "O n Sh1 ~~ I " tht d;Jug htPt of thr l.t li fin\(\ Jncl :\1\ t1 1t \ Ohlingf'J Rou sh ShPv.asa m cmbet ofthcSt Pa ul I uthf'l tnChu1ch m Ncv. Ha\C•n 1nd fh( Sr-ntol CJit?cnsUu h ofMason Sh(• \\ dS dl so jJt'C'C'C'dl>d m dt'ath b\ hf'r hu shand Leo nard P trl B urns Sr who dlt<l tn 19"J(J and a foster daughter Mr s Iris June Luikart w ho dlP<1 tn 19&'l Sui\- 1'- mg are onC' son Lron;:11 d Pu 1 Bums Jr of Mason ! htw grandc htld ren thrt:'C' great grand chtldren seven fostpr gra nd cht1d rE-n and seven fost er great grandc htldren f'Utl('frll "f' I'VIC(>S will be he ld Fr rl t\ ! m at the Foglrsong FunPr:-~1 llonll' m Mason wit h the Rev Ceorge Wetnck offlctaltng Bu r ial wlll follow In the Graham Cemetery Fnends mav ca ll at the funeral humt'Thursda} fr um 7 9p m r about the home- few, perhaps but good fhere was the fellowship with the other children, card games in winter sletgh I1dlng on a bobsled a ttme or two There w ere softball games m good weather And there was the radio Radto arr1ved shortl y after Mom was placed tn the home There was a spcoaket above the door In the dorm Gerung to ltstcn to the radto was usually a Saturday night treat 1 here " as I he Grand Ole Opry Amos n IIndy Ftbber Magee and M oll} 011\ er Hardy and Jack Bennv In the fall there was applesauce and apple butter making It took two to sttr the apple butter usmg a btg wooden paddle Chr tstmas was notlavtsh but the ch tldrcn dtd receive frull and g ifts from \ anous organizations Church servtces were held ln the school room on Sunday afternoons "hen they could get a preacher Mom also attended t he Methodist Church m Pomeroy There Mom was m a good sized class headed by MJS s I ucv G tbbs E\ervone liked Mtss Gtbbs a sprnsler who had her own home and hved alone A nother plus at the ch tld ren s home accordmg to Mom ts that she was ta ught t he art of se\<mg She madr hrr own clot hes a nd clothes for t he smaller gJrls and f'ven made underwear She a lso teat ned to patch and mend No doubt she dtd more patchtng than sew mg of new It ems To this day my Mom makes t he neatest stron gest patc h I VP e\.er seen' Alt hough Mom had a lot of relat tves tn Metgs Countv she and het stbltngs had few visitors at t he homr and were never taken for f a m tl v outmgs Theu mot her V1 slled p<:rhaps an hour or so each w0ck Rei\ a Wtllard mus t hav e been helpful She " as the governess w hf'n Mom entered the homC' But ho" dtd 11 really feel" Mom sa td shP dtdn t ' bl ame' anvon(' o\nd shr \\ Ouldn t She may 0 1 ITlJ\ not hJve undf'rstgood a t 13 A r:. shr rf'members It !-ihe did undf'J st tnd l\ nd she accepted her lot lA 1thou1 complamt and always has Nom tiler how dtfftcult het days at the Metgs County Chtldren s Hump may h avP tx'f'n somewhere along thf' lme Mom learnro Jove, thnft thC' \ a lue of honest wm k how to enJO\ Jrfp s simple pleasures She s been a good exa mple a fme JX'l son t o emu l ate P e rh aps som e of her fmf' quaiJ ttes are thf' positive r csult of har d ti mes at the old r htldr en s Home \Pte ran" J&F Pubhc Notice FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Ee.wn Local 38900SR 7 R-.Ohio SeMces 4&n2 March 30, 1984 Elotse Boston T rMatM"er of the Boord of Education 614-985 4331 COM BINED STATEMENT OF CASH INVESTMENTS, AND FUND CASH BAlANCES - All FUND TYPES - AT DECEMBER 31 1983 899 516 25 Non Programmed Servrces 2 I 4 56 00 Tota l Exp Orsburse ments 19 50 039 42 Excess ol Revenue Rece pts Over /( Under ) E)(p D1s burse ments 1090237 2 Proceed s !rom Sale & l oss of 1 36 8 51 Assers Other Lses ~39:3"-6 1 Fund Casn Balo ces tansr 2426891 Jantt983 11375382 Funrl Casr Balancf!s Dec 31 1983 1 6768'-~43 Spectal Revenue Tota 30832093 Fund Cash Balances By Fund Classfficanon Gave nmen tar Funrf rvpe s General Fund 18 4 55 7 dd Spe( at Revenu e Frnd s 532 1004 Debt Servrce Fu nJ 28 804 09 Propnotarv Fl d TvPPS En terprtse Funds 2S 708 83 Ft luc <-HY Fund Ty ppc; T ust :m d Aqen c ~ Funrls 1f:i 03 9 63 308 320 93 COMBINED STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS DISBURSEMENTS AND CHANGES IN FUND CASH BALANCES - ALL GOVERNMENTAL AND SIMILAR FIDUCIARY FUND TYPES - FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31, 1983 Funds Ta)(es 181 0 1820 1830 1900 35 o8 2 98 rota I I oc a Recerprs Res trrc tr d Granr c- 694 48 fT\P. /11 19 582 9 1 fl s 1500 I fiOO 1 00 1810 1820 1830 1900 6'5524 rl <l ? 1 84 30 1 rts 1 ::>168 98 4 Re~..:r> rw=; 1 ~ t 6 878 84 lora R ~,pr " ArcPDI'i 20'l'J0foJ 14 Exppnrl r rrf> [) sblrrst>mPn rs Rrq 1 t nn n l n Arl 8 5 S 14 60 c 7381147 VJ 1 n:. nu r on 9974::> 10 T011 ln str 1r ron 1 0200 r 7 ]7 Suppo Sf'r\1 s Pro '> ')or)"::> f / n> 3' 71l8 91 C.lllf r, GrnP :11 /\rfrt rn s1 r ) 1 fJ 1 q 5d 0 I A j n rr t Orr Rt-!u=pJ _, 'n GO M rI 18 72912 Res Cl"'d GrJnt s nArd 1I) I rl Fr 7!)97 4r>R tron qoo 9 2 44 ~ 8G 28 2 45 36 7916] - f SIU s DPOrt I(] St>r\i('r<; s( I>PO T o r:tl 1111281 I I fj $Rrv C€" rlC 446 89 127<184 JSI 0 p 1 (' Snn11 Cr Pn t 540 2I 0 l Tu rc~ l ~ 7 7 )I" :3 02 AcrlV 1 r Ton Ex r lJ c;h rsP 1 r18R ]b F)(c(1~r:. r 1 R v( nw"' Rrn 01" OvPr ' !Unrlf'r I J <; h L~ t rts 0pPr 11 nq Tr - 1 2 :~n~IIC 7 ~ D 25 4 11 1c 1 :.J!J 4 1 !58 OrJI 4 1 00 Arlv lr f :) ! 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RPvPnur I Reil 11 :1?431:16b71 1 no;; <>rur~ [) 1 'JIJ74~10 IS 1 H 1 (-j()() 1 'i) "' 1 7 c rr Hr I' r rnt I, Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned 1 j I Ah 1 N l oltly Trrn 1 0 I y -, \ ( & Patnted I 11 )08 0 Aiv u Storm Doors & Windows Ort rN 11 r Ill r r VICPS >1 1 1 r I n I I lA 1 IJ "J DOZER 2 3 1 l 1l1n " ~ 22 23 5 2~ 6 7 25 8 • 26 27 28 29 It lO 12 13 31 32 32 ·~ IS ]A 16 lS Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dilly Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, 011.45769 Ph , Ractne Oh Ph 614 843 5191 I 0 6 tic CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE Now Acceptm All Types Roofrng & Stdtng Reasonable Roles ~ Gutters Downspout s Pamtmg Coatmg 992-5949 4/ 1211 mo Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT OHIO ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Ex tensiVe Remodeltng In surance Work CuitQm Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofmg Work Alummum & Vmyl Stdtngs 1 5 Years Expenence GREG ROUSH PH 992 -7583 or 992 2282 BOGGS M l Bud McGHEE Broker Auclton Servtce Cheryl Lemley. Met&s County Auomte Phone 742-3 171 - Addona and remodel1ng - Rooting end gutter work - Concra1e work ~ Plumbing 1nd electnce1 work I Free Estimates) & Service J 3 li e POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Pasl K1odell Park Specoal April Only 12x24 $5,500 mstalled 14x28 $6 200 mstalled Office: 675-1388 4 4 I mo pd MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-73 14 Pomeroy, Oh1o 17R tlr all your wmng needs furnaces repatr serv1ce and mstallatton Resrdentral & Commerctal Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 11 -14-lfr Want ed to buy stand mg timber Call aft er 6 or anyt1m e weekends 61 4 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRU CK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWE R RAIN LIN ES 3 88 9906 96 17 or 614 388 Wanted to buv Junk cars top pnce5 p<ud Call 614 CountY. Cerhf1ad SEPTIC lANKS INSTALLED Pomeroy W11t care for the etderlym my home lots of references Men or women Cell 614 & V1c1mty Middleport Mercer 5 Atverv1ew Per sonal Care Home has vacan c1ea for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 773 5882 Want someone who weaves rug! 992 3704 Harper s Adult Care Home has a vacancy for another restdent elderl y per~on Call 304 675 I 293 Plow and d1sk gardens Pomt Pleasant and Kanauga area 304 675 3292 W1ll baby Sit 1n my ho me 304 576 2381 Wanted to buy N ew used & ant1que furmture W1ll buy 1 p1ece or comple te house hold s Also complete Auct1 oncenng serv1ce Call Rodney Howery 6 14 698 367-7560-367-767 CHESHIRE OHIO 3 1 1 B Wanted to Do Genera! Haulrng and Trash removal Serv1ce Reliable and dependable Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 Ke1th s lawn Mowmg & Tnmmmg Serv1cc Relrable and dependable Aeason a ble rates Call 446 3159 or 256 6251 Aoofmg and gutter work metal work housepamtmg carpe nter work Exc ref Free est1mates Call 446 317 1 FOR SAlE (I ) HOUSE IN CHESTER KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION 498 General Harttnger Pkwy Mtddlepor1 OH PH. 992 -2549 Open Mon -Sat 10 to 6 General Construction Roofrng A Spectalty mo Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 3476 Three acres wtth a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30 3 bedrooms one bath 12KL5 ltvtng room and 24x24 famtly room Parttally carpeted fuel otl furnace wtth facth tres for woodburner 12xl5 block st orage butld mg 20x30 block garage Rtght off Rt 248 country setttng, y, mtle east of Chester Ohm (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down statrs equtpped Wtlh kttchen ltvtng room dtntng room and den up statr s ha s two bed rooms and one balh house also ha s base menl lot s tze approx 48'x308 Nee ds work W•ll do general house & off1ce cleanmg Ca ll 614 992 6919 Wou ld hlo.e to mow lawns h ave transportation & mow ers Reasonable rates 992 7036 Financial 21 Busmess Opportuntty PH 992·5682 or 992 -7121 Announcem ents & Alumrnum No Sunday Calls 3 11 lie SWEEPER and sewmg rn a ch1ne repa1r parts and ~upphes P1ck up and deltvery Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner o ne h alf m1le up Georges Creek Ad Call 6 14 446 0294 Paul s Home Vtdeo located 405 2nd Ave rn Park Centra l Hotel VHS Betas CEOs (d1 sc] Rent mov 1es & players Bru ce lee mo v 1as Call 446 1718 PERSONAliZED POOlS Cleland Greenhouse flow ers flats or pots h ongmg baske1s vegatab le plan1s tomato plants Gerald1ne Cleland Vrne and Mam St Aa c tne 498 Gen Hartmger Pkwy Mtddleport OH 4 Grveaway PH 992·2549 OPEN MON SAT 10 to 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE Metal Honda c rates p1 ckup at Betz Honda o n St Rt 7 2 % B order Colh e Pupptes and 2 lJz German Shep hard pupp1es Ca ll 614 24S 5683 4 6·1 mo WANTED All Types of Alumtnum Clean Sheet & Ca st 41( lb Week• of Aprrl 9 -2 1 Alumtnllm Auto Trans 00 Each Irony Alumtnum •a On Inspection located I¥• Mt ltlnt ot Prtced Plitt own on Tw p 1•2 Call 992-3466 Sctpio Energy Recycling DJYtl1~~o~, Beer Wme Carry Out Over 6 d1gtt ftgure tn gr oss annual m come Beer sa les 5 dtglt frgure annually lottery Ter m111al Contact Gu1do J Gnolam1 605 W Mrttn St Pomeroy 631 14 Employment Services dog Ca ll after 4 22 Mon ey t o Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Bel ow market rates F1xed co nventr onal FHA VA L ende r M ortgage Athens co llect 614 592 3051 23 Professtonal AVON For custome r servrce Call 446 2156 or 446 335B Th e N ew Sara Covent rv Back m Tn Coun t y area Htnn g fa sh 1on show du P.c tors full or part time pos1 trans ava1 lab te Call after 614 742 2951 B & M Pamtm g Res lnd Comm Free estimates Call 614 256 1492 o r 446 1104 4PM 446 2564 day Call 614 388 9342 H1gll Schoo l Juntors Sen1ors Be a member o1 OUR We st V~rgm1a Army N at10na t Guard Buddy Pia toon ll! We cu rr ently h ave vacanc 1es for md1v1duals w h o wan t to attend bas1c trammg w1th others from West Vngm1 a Trammg wilt begm at Fort D1K NJ on June 11th and you Will be back for the fall school term Thts rs the perfect summer JOb J o rn now and beg1n ea rmng money f or monthl y m eet1ngs earn full t1me pay dunng summer tra rnm g anrl then earn part t1me pay upon return from uammg Call 31 304 676 1372 German Shepard pupp1es can be seen at V Pt Pleasant 1st tratler to left ask for Judy Stover Ntce house m Pomer oy 3 bedrm ful ly carpeted base m ent firepla ce large front porch S39 SOO Ca ll 614 992 7583 6 rooms basement double garage 1 & one 1h.rd acr e lot Rose Hrll Pomewv 1090 Earn $50 00 S75 00 on a lues or Thurs W11t be m tennew lng on Apnt 19th 1 00 PM Fort Rando l ph Terrace Ask for M ary Ftsher Rel1 able baby s1tter for two small g~rls f or aven mgs and weekends 304 6 75 6350 12x65 1 971 mob1le home woodburner & a c 614 742 2720 12x70 Fleetwood 2 bed rooms 1% bath Call 614 985 3839 1976 Tn Star mob1le home 12 x60 all electr ic 8 x1 4 sun deck 10 M20 deta cha ble room wrth wood ~tove 304 895 3911 S32 900 Call 1 614 678 2513 1965 New Moon 12x6S 2 bedroom exc cond Baum Add1t1on 3 bedroom bnck 1 / 1 baths full base ment fam1ly room ca rport pat iO & ad JOinrng '1 acre lot S57 000 614 ava 1lable aft er 5 00 $5 000 00 304 675 1822 1974 Krrkwood 12x60 to ta l elec 2 bedroom house w 1ndows new carpet A 1 cond 304 675 7328 Completel y remodeled 2 3 bedroom house wrth vmy l s1drng fully carpeted forced a1r gas furn ace large out b01!dr ng m eJ>tc nerghbor hood Call 614 992 6161 M ob1le home 12.-.60 Cham p1on nrce carpetmg wood burner drape s dishwasher ex tra ntce and clea n On rental lot close t o Ga ll! polls and Rt 35 lmmedrate pos sess1on S5 995 00 304 S 19 500 1 h story housP. 2 ba rn s corn cnb & ce llar A AND 2 1 ACRES 1 Good locatiOn on At 124 west of langsv1lle house needs som e wo rk Must sell Call Gtorw Grabo m Col at 1 614 868 5041 675 3466 Owner trans ferred must sell beautiful 3 bed rm brrck h o me Ft r ep l ace deck woods pnvacy sunshtne S63 900 5420 Call 614 992 7 room house 1 06 ac re lot barn ba sement carport on Rose H1ll m Pomeroy Good con dttlon S26 000 p lu ~ furniture S 2 000 Total S28 000 Call Ed rson Hob ste tt er a l 992 2464 or George Hobstelter at 992 7763 W1 ll cons 1der fmttrH.: mg part of Jt FOR RE NT WITH OPTION TO BUY til 14ft w1de three bedroom bath and half rnob1le horne S!tlmg on mce lot read y 10 move rnto S22S GOdown 5225 OOper mont h 304 576 2711 304 675 3248 32 Mobtle Homes for Sale 4 Ml RT 35 7274 WEST 1 2x60 all e l ec mob11e hom e tip out 1n l1vmgroom 3 bedrooms 304 675 4204 33 Farms for Sale 142 acre fo r m near Rto Grande good house and barn Call 614 245 5281 eves 10 acre mmr farm 1 2x60 mob1le home 5 outb01ld rng s 400 lb t obacco base new 28~~:56 ft house start ed Owner movmg mus t sell S16 500 Call 614 256 6620 35 Lots & Acreage 2 acres on Rro Gran de Ce nt erpo tnt Rd Near Cen terpomt Partly wooded county water & ut 1llt1es near by Southwestern School 01str~ct 52 000 Call 614 245 5405 Nor thup frrst st reet on t he nght after cross m g Raccoon bndge Approx 130 han tage S5 500 Call 446 3485 28 acres m ostly woode d seve1al w alnut trees to bacco allotment all mmeral nght s bo rd er s C h1ef Corn st ock hu nters parad•se lo cated off M tl lstone R oad Pn ce d S1 1 500 00 Ph one 614 367 7271 One halt acre lo t on M1tchell Roa d Galhpohs rural wa t er and r. •tv schools $6 995 00 3466 304 675 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent GAlliPOLI S PHONE 614 446 In A1o Grande 1 9B2 moh1le home 14 ft 2 bdr good co nd Set up on approx 1 acre land S 17 000 Call 446 80 38 14)(70 K.rkwood two bed room mobtle home Centrlll A H carpet appliances un derprnm ng S9 000 Call 614 256 6035oralter6PM 5 rm hous e 44 Olt ve St Galhpol s lnqutte at 918 2nd Ave Gallrpolt s Ohro 3 Bedroom House rrver v1ew no p ets 446 2404 4 bdr hou se at Ca ll 446 2565 ~vc rqreen 42 Mobrle Homes for Rent 446 8251 446 3204 196S 1 2x60 mob1le home unfurnrshed S 3 900 Call 446 1340 loca ted 1 mr so uth of Eureka 12)(60 5160 mo plu s S100 dep & ref s Ca ll 614 643 29 16or614 643 Tra1l er for sa le 1 0M3S Call 614 388 9686 anyhme 2644 614 245 62B1 eves Br1ndle colored playful k1tty 3 bdr house A One Rett1 Estate Caro l Yeager Broker Howard l Yeager Ill sales man Ca ll 304 675 5104 or Homes lor Sale OPPORTUNITY PLUS Rewle1gh Dealers wanted Full or part t1me 304 675 & V1cm1ty for Sale NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES For sale bv owner 3 bdr centra l urr f orced au fur nance buck stove 1n ground 18.-.36 sw1 mmmg poo l close to c1ty schools Pnr.ed redu ce d tn S38 SOO Call Pt Pleasant 32 Mobrle Homes Homes for Sale Real Estate Bu1ld on vour lot a new home yo u aff ord Over 1100 sq ft 6 r ooms & bath car peted ready to move mto S26 SOO also garages & bas emen t Ca ll Patrrot Home 8urlders 446 8038 W11l cons1der mob1le home as trade 111 Yard Sale Apnl 20 & 21 Mam St Aacme Oh10 Homemade Eas1er candy & lots of m 1sc 31 TA l S TATE MOBILE HOMES USED CA RS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OL'R PR ICES CALL 614 446 757 2 Babys1tter wanted 1n my home for 4 ch1ldren 8 hrs 4 Family Yard Sale Fn & Sat Apnl 20 8r 21 From 9AM 8PM At the larry 0 Bnen res>dence large ~elect1on of cloth1ng and household 1tems Go past letart Falls s1gn turn left at first lane 2nd house on nght Watch for s1gns 81g five fam•ty yard sale Wedn es day Thursday 144 S Park Dr httle b1t of everything children~ cl othrng THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Mo nthly and Quarterly account s welcome 428 Se co nd Ave Call 446 1 136 Fnday Apnl 20th & Sat Apnt 2ht Used & new clothmg toys odds & ends collectable Items Geo a Gun & Carry Out 3 m1les south of M1ddleport on Rt 79amtt117 GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET BUYERS FIN D BARGAINS EVERY SAT & SUN DEALERS NEEDED OUTDOOR SPACE S5 00 BE THERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS THALER PROPERTY RTS 160 & 35 446 7037 Three year o ld total electnc house 3 be drooms fenced m ba ck yard and deck S 10 000 00 down assume 8 I ] pe r Ce nt lo an p r~ ced In m1d SO s CAll after 5 304 675 6643 5 Doberman Beagle pup pte s 7 wks old Call 6 14 992 7 46B be1ween 10 am home Call 614 992 2649 Carport Sa le Sat Apn1 21 9AM 4PM Frrst road nght off Bulav1\l e Rd Boys clot h es household 11em~ paperhaclo.s Prano Tunmg and Repa u Brun1cardr Mus1c Co 446 0687 Sk1\l and mlegnty our trademark Lane Dam els large 3 bdr house for sele or rent In Plantz Subd1v1ston N o chddren no pets Call Norwe•ga n Elk hound good wetch dog grve to good log Ad FIVe room house with base ment and attached garage on two acres 4 m1l es from Po m t Pleasant on Rt 2 N 304 675 3950 o' I 800 642 36 19 &9pm Yard Sale Frr 20th house on Mitch ell Gatltpolrs P IANO TUNING l o wer pr 1ce d r egu l ar tun rngs dtscounts to Senror C1t1zens Churches & Schools Ward s Keyboard 304 6 75 3824 446 2551 1------------- , 1c - 728 F.rst Ave Wed Fn 9 t1ll 6 Old dolls mtsc wash srnk old washer scales H e lp Wanted 011 & Gas If yo u h ave 011 & gas experte nce our growmg co r p IS look tor reps and area superv1sors Full tr;un mg Sales or pub hc re latiOns e~~:pe r~ e nc e h elpful buy not necessa ry Open>ngs 1n most eas t ern count1es E llCellent opportu m ty and money Call 614 265 7300 anyt1 mc 3 24 tf c 949-28o0 LISHING CO recommends 1hat you do bus>nes s w1th p~ op l e you It n ow and N OT to send mon ey thro ugh th e ma>l untrl vou have rnvesu ga t ed the offe rin g COMPLETE HOU SEHOLDS 11 Announcements SIDING CO. THE OHIO VAL LEY PUB FURNITURE Beds rron w ood cupboards chatr s chests bnskets d1sh es stone JArS antrques gold a nd s li ver Wnt e M 0 Mill er A t 2 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 or ca ll 614 992 7760 Foun h great granddaught er of Gen Andrew Lew1swan1s to buy cop1es of Reg1ster s B1 Centenma l ed1t1ons Con tact Patty lcwrs W1lhamson 1935 Dyer 5 1 lours M o Rummage Sale Thurs & Fn 4 Fam1ly S1:1le Down Rt 7 on Paxton Rd I Lad1 es 1 8 or over are you 1ookrng t or a JOb ? Here s a grea t opportumty to earn REAL MONEY now HowJ Call me today for a fabuiQus offer yo u con 1 res1s1 Call 614 843 5 180 before 12 noon or afte1 4 p m 2711 B1g Yard Sale 447 Jerry St Pleasant Valley Estates Wed 1 8 &: Thurs 1 9 9 00 111 7 Men s womens & ch1ldren s c lothmg cunatns kmck knacks etc 985 4201 NOTICE Servtces If tnterested contact The Home Naltonal Bank tn Racme 949- 2210 Also Transmission " Beauttful. Custom 8utlt Garages " Call for free sJdrng estimates,~ 949-2801 or Cash pa1d for laney tr on o r heavy ~ron beds S 1 60 and up for certa m Me1gs Co ston e Jars Old 11me cup bo a r d ca ll 1 30 4 882 Yard Sale Thurs & Fn Across from Vrnton Bapt1st Church 304 675 5386 7231 8u vtng da1ly gold stlver c o1ns nngs Jewelry sterltng war e old cams lar ge cur rcn cy Top pnces Ed Bur ke1t Barber Shop 2nd Ave M1ddl eport Oh 614 992 & V1cmity ~-~--- 3889615 FREE ESTIMATES Btrd for 446 3672 Real Estate General 12 Gauge Shotguns Only Vrnyl Gallipolis I 6.30 P.M 46I 446 9519 Ca ll 446 3394 RACINE FIRE DEPT 11 I lfc YOUNG'S We pay cash for late model cl ean used ca rs Jrm Mmk Ch ev Old s Inc B 11l Gene Johnson GUN SHOOT 3123 Farm Equipment ~ Wanted To Buy II Sohbalt player new tn area lnftelder wilt play any where lookmg for 5enous ded1ceted team Please celt Ga rages patiOS stdewolk s bas ement s block work Reasona ble prrced 3S yrs expen ence Free estrmates PH (614) 985-4212 Factory Choke CALL 742-2328 '"'"rn 9 Oculy Sentinel-Page '(ard SaleS 3069 N ext sa le M t Alto AuctiOn May 5 1984 Emma Bell Auct1oneer l 1c 429 84 Phon e 304 428 8177 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING We Use Von Schrader Equtpmenl Recommended by leadtng Carpet Manu facturers FREE ESTIMATES 3 28 I mo EVERY SAT NIGHT AL TROMM CHESTER OHIO 4 g I mo A M rdd leport Ohto 1 13 tfc Au cti on every Fn mght at the Hanford Communnv Center Truckloads of new merchand1~e every week Cons1gments of new and used merchandise al ways welcome A1chard Reyno lds Auc11one er 304 275 mo •CEMETERY MAINTENANCE CARPENTER SERVICE 12·o'•M- 992-2196 FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed Bashan Butldrng Authorrzed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equtpment Dealer •Beatnrtmr now throueh season •All Aees Sa tu1da ~ playm1 _,-; ·j lnps ........ •On Ce~uru tnstruchon •Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teaford Oa•• 8tg H1t Burt 304 773 9185 NEW-REP AIR •MOWING •TRIMMING Parts R1ck Peer son Auctioneer SerVICe Estate Farm An hq ue & l1qu1datron sa les l1censed & bonded rn Oh10 & WVa 304 773 5785 or PAT Hill FORD 35!85 Oak Htll Road long Bottom OH 45743 BACKHOE WORK 1'' pd We can repatr and recore radtators and heater cores. We can also actd bot I and rod out radtators We also repair Gas Tanks PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS BISSELL •Supemsed Got! mo Auc1ron every Tu esday n1gh1 Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lonme Neat Youth Center Bldg Camden St RADIATOR SERVICE LIMESTONE HAULED SIDING GOlf ISSONS SPEOAL ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for 130 In ttmes of sorrow we hnd our strength and comfort tn many dtfferent places and ways We wtsh to express our thanks to the numerous people who have provtded our strength and solace dunng lhts dtfft cult t1me surroundrng the loss of our I oved one The Ftttz Buck Famtl M~GKEE LA,lri~'os!'~~"';.ll JOBS PH 992-2478 3 2'l I 3-8-2 mo pd U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO THE KOUNTRY KLUB ~wt ~. ltnes (614) 843 5425 Cerd of Thanks 17 18 19.-----20 21 ~ EUGENE LONG SALES & SERVICE We Have the Lowest Rates JWanteL' JFor Sale ) Announcement JFo,. Rent Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodehng Rooftng of all Types Worked tn home area 20 year s Free Esttmates AND G 1 J 10 Public Sale & Auctton -•-·-- 3 rle 9 b35 /1 !11 I ( 949·2263 " nl f flp r I Ovr Dtr\f' P&S BUILDINGS PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES NEW-REPAIR /l I I Stzes Starl From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6 Up to 24'x36 Insulated Dog Houses •Washers •D1shwa sh ers •Ranges •Refngeraton •Dryers •Freezers WRITESEL ROOFING CO. 1 rl lH 1 l l ' f) nr f'.;n l7 'i ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS 614-992-7626 4 5 lie Vinyl & Alumrnum 419/ l 985 · 3561 All Ma~es PARTS and SERVICE 54 Mtsc Merchandose 10 Part ly cloud\ tontg ht Low 3540 W mds northerly around 10 mph Fnday mostly sunny Hlgh near60 Chance of precipitation 10 percent tonight and near zero percent Fnday Extended Forecast Saturday through Monday Chance of showers Sunday. Fflir Saturday and Monday Highs near 60 Satunlay and rnosll;v In the iiO!I Sunday tu1d Monday. LowsM-45. I Op rur r!• F rJ r I '-, J r 1 07 1 CIG A () 1 Ohio lottery winner W eatht>r forecast 1 I :, nrt D 11 D c St IIJ I J'i~ ! ~~ II o~, r rnf'n t make up an SVAC ba seball cont est F'ndav dl Sout hern Htgh School begmmng at 4 p m $~217 L}p 118 7081:! r1 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE >H 81 ~-:. 1 8o 9 r r F~ ~ ~ y, • \oriltr Onitl n nr oon fhP Easlet n baseba ll team w tll " f\J~l · t r 1 on Iron Surnr 1 t1 D h t r Jl ln r:. tr ur To J 1 .:.1 I t T ) l y II I I l 1 i on Sp~ "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE I l () 1] 8 3 23 t1n 3?6 ? rn ,, (' Mol I ' In Ard TotJI rPdr111 E~ p pn(j I l ot S111 Rf' t l rfJIS l fl ' Rf'rPrOI <; Addre~----------------- FR EE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 o. '" 11 I Re st nrn ..J <;., J i r R ' h r 1 nl w !J <,I 1 P H •ln5ulat1on •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement Wmd ows •N e w Roof1n g Fl Non 0 1 11 r R0l tntJ ) \ P1 I' ',1 II S 8l :l lnAHi I f c; ppl" 1( 1500 1fi (J() 1 700 e " I l 1I P 1 1 \..1 32~ VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING 3 22 t n o SUPERIOR SIDING CO. 949-~ 046 Call 614-992-6737 J&L BLOWN INSULATION 1 Sotuatoons Wanted 667 3402 - Water W t'hm 5 ~~~sAd ea 8623 - lo-Boy - Trlllcher 30 11 12 o' 614 388 -Dump Trucks 742-2328 ' for faster Semce '' I M 1 H I E1rnrn0s Dn ln'-'f"il m Pn t •02 ti S F ...,s RP (II r, ") 1 ' l /'1 Wr F r (1 ( (lc;h Rctlann c; [) ;:,,1 983 l f 01<1 fil Totals Rf'vr> nrre Rrr P pi s l i'!xP r 515 ':1 7l 01'11 44 l 0 111 0)f':11 r> I) (! HOH120 1 II 1 )! rl I H 1 "r Opl n1hfl u sfl ~ o ~)? 1 f f C l '"h RJ Jncr s Jun I I 181 11 Oltl <10 I ' '"! ()()4'>4C 7 ' No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 134 98 11 ·~PH ChOICe <:; Fndo:rrvrr- rnl)l lV f f )(o 0 c r:u ' ' I Propnetary Fund Types Enterpnse Funds Onr• llrrtq RP I f' rt b ( rnf' nl<; 18 ~4f--)H I C rro F1nn)cfl 2/1 7H !() ) :J )( 13 ~5b YP:ll) b o 21 7R lO I ora Rf'wn Totnll )r utcurrrc \;) Ar....1v r1<; T )[" bp D C[) '! n , 1 1 1 Jb~ 7 tla 0 9 COMBINED STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS OISBURSEMENTS AND CHANGES IN FUND CASH BALANCES - All PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES AND SIMILAR FIDUCIARY FUND TYPES - FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31 1983 To tO LOCCII I"' ) 1 1 H<. \ 1 I 11 I( /9 nS b :J'l S rv e A 7~1 1 4!j8 II I 5b ~ 1 " " I r , 1 r , ~-, n r r Rf'U I IS 1 1}00 1600 1 It 8 1J 18)Q 183J Exo .., no 1 t D }r m tt Jn H1 1 1( I I () h S::rcrr trf' n ~ T tn ?. lr> s 1 I r Otr RFr r rr <> ( •O 1o r r 0111 r F Sc F1duc18ry Fund Types Expendable Trust Funds Rr vPnue Rec\ Dl'> tnrn nos lnvP r 1900 ' I [)u 11 Yo , Ft nd C'l~h B al'lnCP~ an v I . RdRRt d - : 388 9991 - Dozers - Backhoes ATHENS 2nd"'" 011 9 Call 593 5m 681 ~··~i,~~!\,M~~~~~f.~~~r~ EXCAVATING Al TROMM •Wire ~het INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed l!ke lo mtroduce you to Enaage A Car ltt11 modern way to dnve the veh icle of you• I l !.)6 6 00 l nt 28 8 Jn CHIMNEY SWEEP The Res\ Ar1vl1Cf' 0 1 IN( I H 1 Dec 3 1 1983 41 C n () Y1 1 I Futd Ca-.h B aa cr Jan 1 1983 I b8 AND Se1v 1ce that Towe rs Abov-e ~Y>r '\:i Wrll read ¥OUr entrre l1le wrthoul nkma any que1t1ons arves advru on 111 1fhurs of lrfl! such as love andbuS tiiUS srck neu andhulth 1517 S Court (ned to Courthouse) 312311 mo CHIMNEY KING AC1vJnU' ht !I'J ol To r ly T 111rl Othe Uses J (;;mw rt'"<t•herlule£1 lLI::VJ::LAND (API The wmnmg number drawn Wednesday mght m the Oh10 Lot tPr>l s datly game Th<' 1\umhcr wa s 121 In the 'Ptck 4 game pla;ed M onda v thr oJgh Fnda1 I he wm nmg number w~ls R067 The lotterv reported <'arnmgs of $282 !l06 from wage t mg on ti s datly game Larnmgs came on sa les of Sl 189123 w htle holders of wmnmg ticket s wer e cnt tlled to share 0 1 1 14 CHESTER-985 3307 S&W TV Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Serv1ce Avatlable Opr 11 ,q I 19 682 50 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE We Serv1ce All Makes & Models 1SB <11 I 5 11 11 E)(ce.;; s ot FlevenuP Recer pt s 0\e IU 1\!er) E>:p Or sbur sfl m en ts M SC(>\ 1 Jn 1f'r PSYCHE READING 614 367 7101 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRAN OS 1 We Have A Full Trme Shop Techn•c•an on Duty 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester Ohto Ph 985-4269 II No An swer Call 985 4382 I 368 51 I O r r r ll nq Servrces C'andl~h g ht mmm umon sen lCe "rl l be held Fnday evenmg a l 6 30 p m at the Mt Unton Bapt tst C'hurr h CarpcntPr Hill F f'ISii.:'J su nrtse serv 1ces wv..1ll be held ~II h am Pastor ts thf' Re" Dona lei Sltue A' '>emen t<> Debt Serv ces T:.>tdl bp D sburs ~ -. 28 Arlv fl Cf'<; lr IN OI l r r 1 v l ri'ln'i..rC Pd Ourrlq (rrr rr rn ) rts 21 1337878 F)( rr~J ill Rf'\ f'n P Rprf> nt 5 Ovf'r 1 !Undp I E:)(p D ::.IJt.. sr 11018693 Pr IOP"/1 tr nm ~..-tiP P. Los<> of 23 584 34 992-720~ 15 tf APPliANCE SERVICE [ xn Orshr r <;r. m 1 406 4S Scho:J & P I r 1 11 1 ntflf 45 ~06 - FtSCdl To t al Suppo rt nq ()o " r~ 1 Op~ I Reo• DI S 11 7gJf l 7 nPJ'.. Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfieds and Watt•r tumffi off Earn rnqs on ln v"'s ment 1 571 83 T01a1 Loc CJI R0cer pts 22 t 77 R :1 Unrestr cted G ants In Ai d 45 50 Totd Ext :oc Ct 1C Act v ! C<> 41::1 97 91 0Pb1 Ser' cP.S 19 682 50 Nor P q rammr, d Sr:r... r('s 21 45ti00 20 606 05 TotJI St;)!c Rec:P. pts Total Aeve nut:' Rece PIS bpendrlu P 0 sb '1rrppor t Se rv•ces 73 02 Sot 1 l P.s JIM CLIFFORD PH PA~~o VICinity of Po,le• has tegs 10 am 6 p m - After 6 30 p m can be reached a1 16 ''""' OIL LINES 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 '85 00 FORD FENDER '69 95 BUMPER '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Avodable 3 28 tfn 19 59U8 I Co 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 3261mo 540 50 Ll "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "CONCRETE WORK 992-6030 ' en l•'<f "RECLAMATION WORK •O il FIElD SERVICES "WATER GAS & WORK GUARANTEED b 846 61 Hono Revenue Aecerpls 1r --------------------';;;;;r,;; -11 on Experl'enced Reasonable Sc hoof & Publ c Se r... en Ac v 53 210 94 mer t Orf'ntf'rl M MINERSVILLE, OHIO :149 4 7tl 28 .. 0 Deb1 SeMC8 Fund Or.ruDilltOq RP t r 1 I J l) 929706 - Pq)\ <: - rn sr rr.! on1 St<JH HEAT I NG Btg or Small Jobs - Soo ts ment_, Recerprc 130 693 45 bpenc 1 rre D Sbr -.eMents Spec nl lnstruc !tOll 4 4 9QQ 92 To tall nr r c Othf' Dec J 1 1983 75974:)8 tr 1 1 Rr rr" DI T oral Revenue 8027803 F ' 18 12n 12 Total Sr<'ltP 1 SDr"'C ill ln<;l r 1 n 35 989 75 Support Servrr.Ps LJrn nqs o 1 Inve st M ~cc llan cou PeeP prs m enr 606 77 Mts(.;e tJ neou s Rece pt, 1500 1600 17 00 5 t 5 1 !.) 1 fi 7 T r l t~n Re u~ RevPntrr 4 957 38 1 Ta)(es Earn1ngs on Invest l otal Governmental Fund Types General Fund Reve 1re Ae<.:et pl s rr•s Occupa t on 0 Pnl "d M us c O!her lJ<;es 7 799 90 Fund Cash Balances Jan 1 1983 4.)41 1 04 Fu nd C 1sh Ba an es Sour ces (Uses I 155 088 111 1000000 TotiJ Lon! 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Balance LAFF· A - DAY Pubhc Notrce .cl\A MISS THERESA The Middleport, Ohoo Pomeroy F~:::;;;~:::::~ B =nru==s~I = · =n==e =s = s = rrr. S ~ ~e=rv:::7=i~c~e~s~ ~ ~::;:;:~;:;:;:::::::1 ;~s~~;;~~~:;.OR~~d a.~n PULLINS JEWELL 'S Ctluifild 0.,1 I 11 Collft St. ,_.,., C*M1 457" on \\ w r Sf't\ J('(' on thr former ( he''' 1 Road to lhP Saitsbu rv '-": h( ul \' t '- l J t otf !his mo1mng by ti H Pont( I O\ 1AL1trr Drpanment t o ll >\\ fru ltn• ImpiOVf'ments ThC' '< n 1u \' r" f'XJ)f'C' tl'd to J:x> off f01 a t It tst t!ll L\ hour~ PHONE 992-2156 Or l'ritt S..liflll Dl>llr Mt>murial Adm tlled Deb1a G ilmorr Mtd diPpott Rut h Lut het an Ractn(' John HO\ e' ChPster D tS<harged Rogpr Moore M ar "n Da t st Sha10n Ba tie\ Vera Thursday, April 19, 1984 The Daily Sentinel M1ddleport home Jump 1nto Sprmg Savmgsl Super spe cra l to w pflces Call 614 992 6941 Are you ready for a move 7 N l Stevens and Assoc1ates can help you buy that new hom e w11h !IS hnle es a 5% downpayment and rn1e rest rates as low as 10 50% Call Jon Alita f or further detarls 1 614 379 2789 1979 fully underpmned 14K70 3 bdr 2 full baths approx 1! 1 acre well graded lot Prrce reduced Call614 388 9957 aile• 5 30P M Used 2 b edroom mob1le homes furmshed 1 Ox 50 and 1 2x52 SIZes Your chance to own a comfor1a b te home Browns trl'uler Court Mmersvrlle Oh 614 992 3324 2 bdr tr;ul er fully furn1shed good loca tron sec dep req Call 446 8558 1- - - - - - - - ---Two bedroom unturn1shed tratlcr Iorge yard garden rural wat~r located 10 Cen terpotnl Call 614 37 9 .. 2 169 1--- - - - - - -- Small 1 bdr trader tn l<anauga u11lttes furntshed $185 mo plus deposr1 Call 446 7406 �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 56 They'll Do It Every Time LUMBER-Rou;h cui, ook, poplor. 2x4, 2x8, 2xl, 1x4. 1xe. 1 xB, lon;th owolloblo, 8 ft. throu;h fe ft . Ho;; • Zuopon, 304· 773·8184. WITH OPTION TO BUY, 14' wide ell eleculc: mobile home , 11ttln; on lot reedy to noo.oo movo lnlo . down t175 .00 MONTH . 304· 575-2711 . 44 Building Supplle1 66 Apartment for Rent Pets for Sale AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service . Cal1614 -446- APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has 7795 . one and two bedrooms. rent starting at S 157 for one bedroom and S193 per Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614-367 -7220. month for 1wo bedroom, w1th $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza . pool and TV ant. Call 446 -2745 or leave Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor boarding fa - message . niel puppies. Call 614 -388 - cilities . English Cocker Spa "'7........ VETS HOSPITAL- , ~HAI.I.TOWN, lOWA 0338 2 bdr . apts . medium Income Family welcom . A · One Real Estate, Carol Yeager Broker . Howard l. Yeager Ill sales man . Call 304 -675 -5104 or 304 -675 · 5386 613 1h Third apt ., 5135 water . Call tween 9 and Ave . 3 room mo . includes 446 -4222 be 5 Garage apt .. fu rnished 3 roams & bath . Washer & dryer . Clean , no pets. adults only Oep . & ref req . Call 446 1519 3 bdr S250 unfurn garage apt .. plus deposi t. C all 446 -3786 Furnished efficiency . 607 2nd . Gallipolis . S145 Share bath , single Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Furnished apt .. 1 bdr .. near HMC . 5225 . Utilities pd .. Adults . Call446 · 4416 after 7PM . Upstairs apt .. 3 rooms fur · nished. adults Call 446 · 1232 Downtown location . Small apt furn1shed. single per · son. no pets S 175 mu Call 446 -9283 . 1 bedroom Apt 5196 . m o m cluding utilitie s. Equa l Housmg Opportunity . Co n · tact Village Menor Apts . 614 ·992 · 7787 . 992 ·7721 992 -5914 2566 or 304-882 APARTMENTS. mobde homes. houses . Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 8221. RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of less than 512,300 Renting f01 30 percent of ttdjusted income Phone 304 -675 -6679 45 15 cubic foo t chest type freezer Call 614 · 742 · Seigler oil stove, Maytag wringer washer . Call 446 - 2416 3059 2 ne w complete twin beds, headboardS', bo~~: springs, mattress & frame . $175 each . Call 614 -378 . 6433 . 23 cu ft . freezer . mint condition $300 .. 1972 Chevy lmpala ,new battery. good condition . 992 -2759 Bedroom su it . double bed .mattress. springs. 5 drawer dresser with attached mir ror ; Modern living room suit. co uch . cha ir. glas s on metal end and coffee tables ; wood kitchen table with 4 c hairs Magic Chef range. Copper tone, elect. self cleaning ; G . E . refrigerator - freezer , frost . free, coppertone. matches range . Must sell , will consi der all offers . All item s in ex c ellent c ondi tion . Call992 · 7412 . after 5 p .m . 30 in . electric range $45 , gas clothes dryer $85 . elect ri c clothes dryer $90. May · tag automatic washer S85. G E washer $100, Gibson self defrosting S 150. May t ag wringer 5100 C all614 . 742 2352 . Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel Call 614-446·0756 . Sleeping room 5115 . utili ties paid . Share bath . male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM 46 Space lor Rent Trailer space for rent . 1 m ile from Hospita l, S65 mo . . water and trash paid . Call 446 - 1 354 after 5 PM COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park . Route 33. North of Pomeroy . large lots . Call 614 -992 · 7479 . One trailer lot . sewer and water furnished . one small child accephtd . 304 -675 - 1076 . 47 Wanted to Rent House three bedrooms . New Haven. Mason area . Call after 5PM. 304 -882 -2098 Merchandise 51 Household Goods TV&. Appliances . 627 Third Ave ., Gallipolis. 614 - 446 1699 . Spin washers. gas & elecHic dryers. auto washers, gas S. electric ranges. refrigerators . TV aets. GOOD USEO APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigera tors , ranges . Skaggs Ap pllances, Upper River Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 6t4-446 · 7398 3 used carpets, exc . cond ., purple! . Call 446·3426 alter 4:30PM King lize waterbed , Kmg Coal or wood Stove . gun cobinet. 1891. Call 614 -256 - Country Oak furniture, ta blet. chairs. cupboerdl . .drv alnkl, pie HfH, Iota Of MIIIC . Conklee. At . 7, Tuppers Plaino. Ohio. Sell Steel Buildings. 'Steel budding dealership' Small to big profit potential big demand-starter leads fur nished . Some areas taken. Call to qualify . 303 -759 · 3200. 446-0857 . Baby rabbits. 80 to choose from. Assorted breeds, co 'lors, & sizes. S3.50 each . Call 614-843-5276 Firewood cut up slabs $15 pickup load Call 614 -245 · AM -FM stereo rec ord player combination . 4' long like new S50 . Nice 7 drawer desk SBO . large gas space heater with wall rhermostat 5 H .P. Go · Cart. S1 50 . Call 304 ·675 ·2815 . 9183 U sed Furniture .. Rang es, chairs , dryers , and TV ' s 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm . Mon thru Fri . 9am to 5pm , Sat . 614-446 -0322 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis . New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk bed s complete with bunkies S199 , 2 pie ce anhon livingro o m suites S199, antron reclin ers 599 . other recliners SBO, maple dinette sets 5179, box springs & matuess twin or full S100 set regular -firm $120. maple dinette cheus 535 , wash stands 534, maple rockers 559 . 7 piece chrome dinette set S 149. 5 piece dmene set $99 . used bedroom suites. refrigera tors, ranges . chest, dressers . wringer washers . TV ' s, dry . ers , & shoes . Call614 - 446 . 3t59 . 2 Prom dresses size 5 & 8 6ft utility truck bed $350. 8 ft . heavy gauge alum . truck box 5250 . Bothine~tc . con d. Call 614 -256 -1750. S15.00 . Phone 304-675 6430. Registered male Beagle 1 6 yrs. old. $50.00. 304 -675 - 5299 . Musical Instruments Peavey standard series 260. 300 watt head. with Peavey cabinet. with siJt 1 0" speak ers. $400. Call 446 -8655 . 8 HP Wheel Horse electric start 36 in . mower deck , S700 len N Sons Smll Engin e s. Call 614 - 379 2827. No Sunday calls . 8 HP Bolens garden tractor , 32 in . mower deck. S 500 len N Sons Smll Engines 614 -379 ·2827 . No firewo od for sale. S20 .00 pickllp S-30 .00 delivered . 304 - 675 · 2991 before 11 :00 AM or after 6 :00PM. 53,500 organ lowery one year old $1200 ; Grand · 1ather clock 5900 one year old S460 .; 2s·· floor model c o lor TV 5699.00 · 5400.; 1 complete Hi Fi system 1 SOW with 15·· JBl speakers S900 S450 . all less than two years old . Call at 167 lynn Drive in Now Haven, WV . Charles V . Humphreys . Bridesmaid or prom dresses . Size 9 - 10 and 12 . Call 304 -675 -5460 00 304 458· 1722 . 3 p c Navy blue suite . like new. young mens size 20 . Sanyo Stere o. receiver. turn tabla. 2 speakers. all1n wood and glas s cabinet . 5250. Four 13in . radial tire s. G 1rls 24in . ten speed bik e. 304 · 675 -6628 . Grav e ly tract o r JOin mower , sulky and plow 304-675 -4204 . Trucks for Sale 1979 Camero. exc , cond .• low mileage. AC, power windows. tilt. AM -FM . Must see to appreciate. Call 446 - 1978 Ford XL Tpickup. auto, runs good, $2.400 . 00 . Coli 614-379·2145 . 4053. Case 31 0 front endloader 1980 Chevy Caprice SW loaded, excellent condition . '78 Ford courier truck, very low mileage, 5 on floor, 30 For sale full blooded Red Poll bull, 5 yr . old. very gentle. $4,000. Cell 614· 256-1427 . Holstein Hereford calf. S75. 165 Maney Ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivators. Harrow 8. tobacco baler Call 446· 7838 after 5PM. One pair Perchon mares 4 yrs old, weighs 1,600 lba. broke. One 6 yr. old Belguim mare 1,600 lbs, broke to work . Also. for stud service Big Blond Belguim. Call 304-576-2147 . Ten grade cows with calves, two cows to freshen soon, one reg. Hereford bull . 1- 304-675-4276 . 64 Hay Clel 614·682-7602. Hill. Oh . Oak 1976 Monte Carlo fair cond., runs ex. good tires, new battery, AC, Power windows, power seats. 306 motor, &400. Call 446 - 8114 . & Grain Northup King corn. alfalfa & grass seed, other farm seeds . Call Vaughn Taylor. 614-245· 5064 or614-245· 6815 after 8PM Phone 304-895-3654 . plus MPG. 82. 700.00. 304· 882·2894. 1979 Ford C 600 with 22 fl. van body. roll up back door. price S5.600 .00 . Phone 304-458·1031 . 1971 Toyota 4 spd .. Lots of new parts, easy on gas. dependable. 8300. Call 446·1916 1977 Camero good cond., loaded with extras, $1,800. 1978 VW Rabbit, good cond., $1,700. Call 4464230. orginal mites. good tread tires. A-1 motor. body okay. & Fertilizer Garden seeds, plants, Kennebec seed potatoes $8.60. Fertilizer, field seeds. Boso Agri-Center. 446 -2463. 1978 Trans Am. automatic. looks good. extras. S4600 or b.o. Call 614-992·5620 after 5 p .m . Transportation 2835. 71 73 Vans & 4 W .O. 1979 Jeep CJ-5. 6 cyl . 3 spd .. k>aded with utras TOP CASH paid lor late model used cera. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 East· ern Ave., Gallipolis. Call Farm Equipment Troy - Silt tillers. Check our special price betore you buy any tillers. Swisher Implement Co . St Rt.7 N , Galli polis , OH . Call 614 -446 - 0475 . Due to death must sell 2 Ouonset style steel build ings . Brand new never erected . One is 40x66 . Call Wayne at 419 -659 · 2494 . Corn planters: New Ford 2 row . used 4 row MF . Call 6t4 -379· 2468 . Mossey Harris trac1or . mower . front - end lift . wagon , plows. $2,500 .00 . Massey Ferguson 66. PS. live power, 81,800.00 . Ford SN. good cond .. 81 .460 .00. Plow $200.00 and up. Disk 1981 Corvette. like new inside & out. 10.000 miles. Cell 614-388-9003 aflor 5PM. 1981 Dodge Diplomat. 2 dr .. auto, 6 cyl ., nice. Call 614 -379 ·2726. 1977 Mercury Monarch PS. PB. AC. 302 V-8, auto . trans, good exc. cond., gas mileage. $1,896. Ca~ 614 -388·9905 9644 . or 446- Cared for like a bebyl 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 proo1ed. sport mirrors 8t wheels. We upkept, many new pens . Mint condidon, $3,750 . Coli 9729 of1er 6 . 614·388 · 1977 Granada. 4 opd .. 6 cyl . 2 Dr .. 82.000 mi. 81200 firm. 446 ·7629. $100.00 to $700 .00 . Hay 1977 Dodge Aspen slant 6, with extras, $3,000. Call 446-0515 . 1974Chevy 10VanV-810' bed. $450. Call 446 -9283 . 1981 Plymouth Trailduster. 4WO. AC. 45 ,000 miles, exc . cond . Call 446 -2825 . 1979 Subaru station wagon, 4 wheel drive, e~~:c . cond., $2,900 .00 . 304 895-3681 . 1979 Honda CBX 6 cylinder, silver - black, mint cond , new tires, fairing . Call 446 0648 after 5PM. 1976 Olds Cutlass 442 . Call 614·949-2833. Motorcycles 1979 CM 400T good cond . 1969 Camero 350, 4 speed, 1982 Honda CB 650. 2300 81,100.00. 304-675 · 1600 miles, exc. cond., 2 helmet, sissy bar 8t chrome, case guards. Call446 -4989 after 1979 Chrysler Cordoba, very good condition. fully equipped, good gas mileage, 83.500.00. Phone 304- 8600 or best 5PM . 1980 Kawaski 1300 Sha1t drive. 13.050 miles. Very good condition. Call 614992-7110 after 5 p.m $2 . 400 . 00 . 304 - 882 2480. 68,000 miles. $2,300.00. Call botwen 3:00 and 7:00 PM. 304· 675·5730 . 1976 Corwette loaded , 88200. negotiable. 304 895-3967 after 5 p .m '81 Celica Toyo1a GT, lift back, AC. tilt wheel. tinted glass, AM-FM Staro , 36,600 miles. 304 -675 5149 after 5PM. 1974 Ford Maverick. 6 cyl .. auto. AC. good body , $700.00. 304-882 -2012 . 1973 Olds, 1 owner, exc . cond inside and out . $9501100. 304-675-6730 . TR 7 hard1op sports car , good body , runs good. s2 . 2oo . oo . 3182 304 - 675 · 55 Building Supplies 1'1'\INC. ON ii-IE TUEIE! 1980 Yamaha 650 special, good condition, 41,000 miles, &1,300.00. 304 · 576· 2846 75 Plumbing & Heating 82 Now open 1or business, Mountain State Block, Rt. 33. New Haven . Complete mesonry suppliu. 4 " , 8 " . 12" block . Delivery service . '73 Chevy pickup 307. 3 speed, 8200.00 or beat offer. ca1h and carry. 304 - 675-5502 2225 or 304 -576- '75 Laguna Chevell, 4 new radial rec::aps, new brakes. Boats and Motors for Sale Chris Craft 36 cruiser with $12.000. 16 ft . fishing boat, 20 HP motor, trailer , trolling motor, swivel seats, $1.995 . Call 446-3637 . Correct Craft 8. Ski Su · preme. family ski boats. New & used. Parkersburg. WV 304-422 -8433 or 304· 422 ·2367. 72 Phone day 304·882·2222, evening 882-3239 . 11'~ <'' .. .., ""~ .. . ,,.(ll' "" "•....,. ~s ~ FIIOM ME- J .A .R.Construction Co.Ru tland, Oh,614 -742 -2903; Basements . Footers. Con crete work. Backhoe's. Dozer S. Ditches. Dump trucks. S. water -gas -sewer· electrical lines . Incredible! Voyage Around My Father 8 :30 D CZl CD Family Ties When a p layer drops out on Jenm- ALLEY OOP OKAY, BOYS, BURY THA'T NOOSE RIGHT HERE IN TH' CIRCLE WHERE DIMNY'LL BE STANDING ... . BUT NOT TOO DEEP NOW' . ..THEN RUN TH' REST TH' VINE JUST UNDER SURFACE OVER TO TH" ' NOTICE TH ' TH 1 W~OlE P LACE WAS TORN UP WHEN TOOl< DOWN OIG GII\l'? T>-1' OBSTACLE DON1 TCHA. T HINK. SOME BODY WILL.. fer"s s oftball team. Alex recrUi t s clum sy Arlene who "s coached very hard by Jennl· ler IAI (fJ Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City. NJ Top Rank Boxing pr esents a 10 -round Laghtwetght bout featurmg Harry A rro y o v s Arn1e Wells ([) Good Neighbors Gil New Tech Times COURSE TODA.Y! 9 :00 GASOLINE ALLEY They took my ice ;;kates. m~:~ tennis racquet, the tent, sleeping bag .. had Joel cart that j unk awalj l!ears ago! J 304-576 -20t0 . (jijJ Simon & Simon (]) (fi) Mystery! ·shades of Darkne ss .' Aft er mov1ng 1nto the farmhou se , Garv1n d1sc over s the g ho st of the Falsh aw ·s dead daughter (60 m1n ) [Clos ed Capt1oned ] fenders 875 .95 . 1979 Ford F-150, Lariel. PS, PB, AC, AM-FM radio , good cond ., 83,495. Call 814-388 -9906 or814-3677524. l'iJ Chip Off lhe Old Block 4066 . SEWING Machine repair!, service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop , Pome-roy . 614 -992-2284 . Truck topper for Dotson or Toyo1a pickup. Dotson bed with a~~:le . 304-675 - 4204 . D Must sacrifice 80 Chevy aport short bed truck. exc. cond .. 1 owner. AM -FM. carpet, double rust proo1, tinited glass. blue 8. black with stripes, 84,600 firm . 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1 0 :00 OH. WINNIE , POOR DARLING ... ! CAN IMAGINE WHAT YOU ' VE ElEEN COMPARED BILL . DOES ANYONE IF HE'S STILL ... STILL ••• GOING THROUGH. WE'RE NOT SURE , DEAR. BUT ORVIL LE 15 WITH THE POLICE , ' NOW. WELL, THI S IS TH E PLACE WE'RE SUPPOS ED TO ME ET. I ASSUME HE 'S WATCHING TO MAK E CE RTAIN I DIDN'T BR I NG A NY POLICE WI TH ME . ( m 111 ~ 20120 Cil (jijJ Knols Landing W1th Ch1p •n pol1 ce custody , 01 ana ret urn s home wnh K a;e n and M ack but leaves t o seek solace wtth Abby (AI (60 mon I [I) Avengers 0 DAY REFRIGERATION SAlES - Professional ser vice for appliance~;, heating, cooling and electric. Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit chen Aid . Residential. Com mercial. Industrial . 304 · 675 4819 or BARNEY 1 TOLD 'IOU NOT TO DANCE 50 CLOSE ; TO TH' FIDDLER ----;::._.,~.- 614 -388 -8274 . 85 Cffi Newswatch 1 0 :30 ([) My Little Margie ill) Bits and Bytes @SINN News 11 oo Coli 814-367 - Need something hauled away or something moved? We ' ll do it Call 446 -3159 between 9 and 5 . JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier. 304 -676 - 7397. Camper 1railer. '76 Star craft. 17ft .. telf contained . Call 61 4-388·9367. 304-895· 3864. t983 Ford Rangor.4 opd., 4 cyl., 2 tone, brown • tan. 8ft. truck camper 1600.00. 20ft. camping 87 trailer long b.d, step bemper. Road 8500.00. 304-882-2502 . CD llghto, motchlng lopper. For ulo or trode. f8896 . Call 814·986·4387. Want to buy pop-up camper in good conl:t. Phone 304 - 676· 1038 after 3:00 . CIJ (jijJ 111 cw News/Sports/Weather (I) Dave Allen at large (ffi Color Two black wom en . on e llght -sk1nned and the other dark -sktnned . are p rese nted tn a special p sy chol og tcal portrait @8 Benny Hill Show 11 :15 Cil MOVIE : ' Max Dugan Returns' PEANUTS t 1:30 I THOUGHT WE WERE GOING TO PLAY TOPAY! WHERE 15 EVERVIlODV? THIS WEATHER ISN'T SO BAD! C!J Mazda Sportsl.ook D CIJ CD Tonight Show (]) Best of Groucho TilEY SAY IT'S BAD WEATIIE~ WHEN THE BIRDS ME WAI.KIN6, C~UE 8ROWN THAT's RIDICULOUS ! Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP o m CIJ o News Cil MOVIE : ' Nana · ([I Another Life (]) SportsCenter Cil All In the Family General Hauling BUROETTE CAMPER . 256 - 1141 or 614- 446 · 1175 or 614 -446 -7911 . SALES & SERVICE. U.S. AI. 50. Coolville. Oh 61 4· 687·3386. James Boys Water Service. Also pools rilled. Call 614256 -1141 or 614- 446 · 1973 6th wheel camper. 30 1175 or 614 -446-791 1. h .. &elf contained, runs on D (]) CD Hill Street Blues A polit e robber m ak es a sweep of the local banks an d Wa sh•ngton . LaRue and Belk er s tage a succ essful Uusl at Murray 's Porno Pa · lace . (R) ~60 mm .f CIJ SCTV n11 The com1cal chron1cles o f rnyth1 cal Me lon vlll e 1elev1 s1on channel SC TV co ntin ue m all-new erilt 1on s o l the Emmy W1 nn1ng s atmcal senes Starnng J oe Flaheny, Eu g ene levy . And rea Marttn anrl Martm Short ffi TBS Evening News WINNIE James Boys Water Service. Also pools filled . Call 614 - 83 ,500. 7833 . 0 11J aJ Duck Factory Ag · g1e angles to becom e produ cer o f the ca rtoon sene s but Mrs W1nkler get s some other 1deas Electrical Refrigeration 614 -388 -8274 . Over 20 used motorcycles including several large late model Hondas and 1 Harley Davidson 1 980 -80 ci . Call 446·2240. Betz Honda Sales . la ·s 1n th e hospital hav1ng a baby . h er s•st er Annett e s teps Into her JOb a11d begms to h1t on every male customer . (A) I (]J Catlins CIJ Bonny Hill Show 0 CIJ Trapper John, M .O. (lJ Latenight America In All In the Family QlllJ Niqhtline Ill Twilight Zone 1 1 :45 Cil Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ Top Rank Boxing presents a 10-round Lightweight bout featuring Harry Arroyo vs. Arnie 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gallipolis. 614·446 -7833 or 614-4461833. 1 2:00 ------·- --- .. ... - Wells. Bums & Allen Cil CHAF F ZI GZAG ENCOAE Wha t you m 1ght do 1f you try Ia paint a I he nude -FR EEZE om ln BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Trump economy NORTH 1·19·81 +Q.I6 "8 6 3 tAKQJ 9 +7 3 EAST WEST + 9 8; 2 'fA K Q 10 +43 'fJ942 • 10 7 4 KJ 9 ; t86 +Q 10 2 + SO liTH +A K 10 7 'fJ; t 5 32 +A 8 6 4 lain some point of play. The poml in today 's hand is well· ~nown to experts but not so well-known io others. Thus you. as South, find yourself in lour spades with a doubtful trump holding of four opposite three. Wesl starts with lhree rounds of hearts. If you ruff lhat third heart. you are doomed to defeat. Watson suggests you use the old pro· verb "Look before you leap.'' An Immediate ruff can do you no good and will cost you game if trumps don't break 3·3. Why does it do you no Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South good ? Because you have West North F.ast South l'f Pass 2t 2'f 4• Pass I+ 2+ 1-'a ss Pass only I 0 tricks, c ome what may . The diamond suit will provide onlv two club discards. · Now you s houl d see th e winning play. You have a sure club loser Discard it here and now . Opening lead •K The defense 1s helpless A fourth heart lead is ruffed 1n dummy. Now you have 10 additional winners with only By O.wald Jacoby aod Jameo Jacoby Watson's elemen t ary mne cards left in the hands but 10 tricks are all yo~ need and all you could ever hands wually are based on make overbidding. They also con- (NEWSPAPER E NTERPRISE ASSN) ~ m 1n .) 9 :30 304·675-5462 . Auto Repair OCilalCheers Whtle Car- 0 Cil Starks Tree Trimming & Removal . lawn mowing and maintenance. landscaping, 10 Pet . off all estimates . Jumbles NERVY I Answer Jumble Book No. 25. c onlainlng 110 puu !••. it avaU.bht tor $1 .95 p!UI SSe 1)011-vand handU~ from Jumble . c/o lhlli newtpaper. Box J.4, Norwood, N.J. 07648 . Include yovr name . eddreu , zip code and make check payable to ,_Wtp.lperbookt . (]) MOVIE : 'Superman Ill' (J) 700 Club (]) U) (12) Two Marriages Ann ha s her baby and Art learns a less on 1n love (60 576 ·2897 . Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work , all work guara01eed . Aerial truck rental . 614 - 446 - Yes terday s ®Magnum P.l . (]) CID Sneak Previews Cohosts Neal Gabler and Jef- Iii Mobile Showcase : A Now arrange the circled letters to form the surpnse anewer, as sug· gested by the above cartoon. {Answers tornonow) 0 CIJ frey Lyons tak e a look at what's happening at the mov1es . TO DOIH15. XXXACD ( Xl ] Answer here: ( the (]) MOVIE: 'The Tin St.ar' CIJ Ill I1J That's Dotson's Tree Service . Insured · Free Estimate . 304 - & 'Sink Miami Dolphins Good -1 Excavating, base ments. footers. driveways, septic tanks , landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537. James L. Davison . Jr . owner . lzisu motor to fit 1 978 Chevy luv truck . Phone Auto Parts & Accessories Trucks for Sale 1979 ~ord 12 ton PU, 6 cyl .. ltand•rd, runs good, $300. _.. ____ FISH MOVIE : Cil Yeshua (!) NFL' s Greatest Mo· ments NFL ' s Greatest Moments presents highlights of the 1972 World Champion Excavating SALES - Professional ser , · : vice for appliances. heating. cooling and electric. Sell and install Amana. Gibson. Kit chen Aid. Residential, Com mercial. Industrial 304· 675 - 4819 or 76 77 1 .... Klf'IO 0' l'iOtJLO STEIIL A ".WHAT Call 614 -245 · 5032 or 304 -675 - 1731 . 8t4-268· 1268. J\.TIFWt;; HA HA! DON'T FEEL TOO BAD, ANNIE! THE Blq FISH OOil!'LE UP THE LITTLE R5H- THAT'G THE WAY OF IT~ I SHE COUL.DN'i COOl< WORTH A DARN, BUT SHE. 5Ufl:E I< NEW HOW .~NDOO~ J I 0 Bismarck' FENCE.! ft . cabin trailer, AM ·FM 8 track. 304-6756628. 1976 Ford 4x4 new tires. good cond.. no rust . Call WK J ([ Cil -. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· elec. or gas. AC, new awn, 0 . Ca/1614 -246-5121 . ANNIE - Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 -446·3888 or SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, Rt 2 Nea l Road , Point Pleasant. W . Va . 304 675 -5420 _ licensed end Insured . ®News GlllJ People's Court II) JeHersons D Cil Tic Tac Dough C!J ESPN'o Spoedweok Cil Bob Newhart Show (I) 0 CIJ Family Feud G) Wheel of Fortune E (jJ Entertainment Tonight fl) One Day at a Time D Cil CD Gimme a Break Nell has two stormy enco unters with a high school classmate . (A) (I) Women's Gymnastics: Caesar' s Palace Invitational CARTER'S PlUMBING AND HEATING B4 1895.00. 304-675·5081 . Coll614-387-7833 . Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, windows. lintels. etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande . 8 :00 SHIP D . DAY REFRIGERATION > 1974 Olds. 2 door. 6 cyl. , auto.. good clean cond. ~===========-l.:==========J 1260. c,o..s.T!> ARE. T~E FUNN IEST carpet STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free esti· 83 5079. fenders $76 . Call 614-266Chevy doors $166 Ford HI& FOliE· your offer . Call '81 Suzuki 850 , full dress. shaft drive . uc . cond ., Chevy WI10N6 "-MIN I GET or 675 · 446·4580 . 1976 Ford Granada $400 . or will trade for truck of equal value . 304 - 675 - offer. Coli 814-379-2314. YOU SHOULD ,._DD SHOWI'\AN· RINGLE ' S SERVICE experienced roofing , including hot tar application, carpen ter. electrician . mason . Call polis . Call 614 -367·0576 . 1981 Honda Z60R. good condition . Call 446 -3849. or 576-2606. 5HIP TO YOUI1 N:.T, HAAOLD .' HOW ,._BOUT C"'PITALI'Z lNG ON IHE PU!>H TO METF\IC5 6¥ ReN,._MIN" YOU~S ELF BAAON MILLIB"-R! "-ND IF YOU WORE /'\ SL ICKER ON R'"-INY DAY!>, YOU~ 7:30 lNG . At . 1. Box 355, Galli - 1979. Chevy Caprice Clas sic. 2 dr, a.c. p.s, V-8 engine. body, good condition. ••eel lent performance. Will con sider all offers. Call 9927412 after 6 p.m. New truck fenders & doors . with Major Hoople 0 Newshour 1331 . I tNINTTE Entertainment Tonight (!) B.J./Lobo Show 0 (I) Wheel of Fortune CIJ (jjJ MacNeil/Lehrer Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304 -675 - Remoldil;_lg. siding, interior and exterior. te.~Ctured coating. simulated brick and stuco. thermo replacement windows . 304 -675-1560. loaded Call 614 ·992-6919. 74 Cadillac ••cellent condi1ion, 81,000.00 or best OUR BOARDING HOUSE '• CIJ 2398 or 614-446-2454 . 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl .. 3 spd., 74 Aaike New Holland H266 51 .400 .00. Hay baler . New hay teHer 9675 .00 . John Deere 6h . mower S400.00 . Used Bush Hog $226 .00 and up. Call l04-576 -2328 4 dr .. 81,800 . Call 446· 8158 . 7 :00 81 I1J ABC News (I) ® CBS News Business Report (jjJ Newton's Apple D Cil PM. Magazine Cil Here Come the Brides Cil SportiCentor Cil Sanford and Son 0 CIJ RON'S Television Service .. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Quazar; and house calls . Call 304-576 - mates . 304-675 -2295. Must selll 1979 Plymonth Horizon TC3 . Sharp. PS. PB. auto., factory aluminin wheels. am - fm cassette. Autos for Sale 614-446-2282. 61 (I) STEAM &3.000. Call 446-0515 1976 Olds 442, e•c . cond .. Farm Supplies & Livestock ([) Carol Burnett 614 -446 -4477 895· 381 2 59 For Sale or Trade Coleman Canoe . 17ft . long Sell $275 .00 or trade for Jon Boat Phone 304 - 675 - IT !Z T RUE: HE I<I DI\lAPPED ME IN O~D E ~ TO SLACI<MAIIMY -;QtJ, COUtJ Cii- MA N ST ITT. Call 446·1771. ask for Jim Live ly . Harris Farms & Green Houses. At. 124, Portland, Oh Now opan 1 0 -- dusk . YOU THINK THESE OF YOVR 5Ar>.e 5-0 STUPID THEY WON'T BoLIEVE THE TRUTH? "COMRADE~" Cl) Andy GrHfith <I) NeW11/Sporto/Weather Cll Dr. whO liD 3 ·2 · 1 . Contact Iii St.ar Trek 6 :30 0 Cil <I) NBC News (I) Rifleman C!J Numero Uno Gene Smith. 992-6309 . 304 -675 -2088 4560 . I I .I Cil New Treasure Hunt C!J Mazda Sportolook SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1969 Pontiac 4 dr .. 53.000 Team of work horses, 6 and 7 yrs. o ld. mere and gelding, approx. 1,400 lbs . each . Broken single or double. 65 Seed Spray painting equipment. compressor . 2 gat. pot, 50 tt material line. Sinks Gun . Also , 20 cu ft uprighc freezer . leland M . Johnson. Night crawlers 90 cents doz . lester and Charlie leonard. 1213 Main St Point Pleasant . 72 Fruit 1974 brush chipper, ready to work , price 95,400 .00 . Phone 304·458 - 1031 . 304 -675 -1128. Autos for Sale ' SINEA China' tion, deodorizers. FREE esti· mates . Reasonable rates. Hereford bull approx. 1300 lbs . Call614· 379-2657. & Vegetables 304-675-5809 2012 . 10 " Pollen chain saw $75 . Call614 -256 -1528 . REg . Polled DEEP D CIHil 0 CIJ lD G I1J Cil MOVIE: 'J ..uo' ~~~==·~======:;::=========~CARPET ClEAN. scotchguard -water extrac 71 Hay and straw for sale. Call 304 -675· 1869. 614 -992-2060 . All kinds of furnance pipes . Call 614 -256 -1528 . 2398 . 614-256·9352. 992 ·7274 Pock6t size Panasonic b&w TV - Radio c o mbination . Weight less than 2 lb s Call limestone. Sand, Gravel. OetiverBd in Mason. Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 · 7785 . Complete Peavey sound sys tem , 6 channels, 4 profes sional mikes $1,000 . Call JVC Stero Component sys tem . Brand new . Call 614 - Turkey gun . Savage . over · under. 222 top , 20 gauge botton. new cond .. !iihot few times , S150 00 . 304 -882 - 6245 . shington C.H Hamp-duroc Selling 150 head Duroca, athe the Cross bridge, barroows &. gilts. 613-684- GENE'S Wha t 's th e matter - n othin g good en o ugh for you ? RUHYR News 446· 7249 or 675-1590 . Wa- Sunday calls . CB.TV, Radio Equipment KnauH Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12 " -22 " stocked in yard HEAP vender , prompt delivery . 614 -256 - For sale Spinet -console pi ano bargain. Wanted: Re sponsible party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano . Can be seen locally . Write Credit Man ager: P .O . Box 537 She lby· ville , IN 46176 . Call 614 -256 -1271 . House flow er s. April 18 to May 15, lucy Wright , Galli . polls Ferry. CHEAP 304 -675 -2183 . Fairgrounds. Call 614 ·256-631 5. 7ft. locust posts and stakes . Call 446 -3732 . Ohio River Painting Co . Interior & Exterior painting . Professional painting at low cost . Free Estimates. Call four ordinary words . Cil MOVIE: ' High Road To Fayette 675-7110 . 58 exp. Call 614 -388-9652 ala &. Cornett flockl . Call 614-426·6725 . Call 446 · 7732 after 5PM. 446-4525 . 15 gal. fish aquarium. with fan & lights & e.ICtras . Kingwood burnmg stove. burns coal or wood . S 1 50 PAINTING - interior and ex terior, pluoobing. roofing. some remd'lfeling . 20 yrs . Suffolks-Crossbreds. From Schlichter, Spracklen, Hak- County 8 :00 Call 614-388·9857 . 1984 . 7 : 30PM . fayette County Fairground. Wa shington, C .H .. Ohio . 126to 150 head . Hampshires- Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square , to form l>yHonriArnoldandBobLoo EVENING C1tl 614· 2118·1182. Best Little Club Lamb Sale In Ohio . Thursday, April 19. 7 ' 30PM, free estimates. ~ THATSCRAMBLED WOAD GAME ~ ~ ~~~ THURSDAY -4119184 STUCCO ond PLA8TEAINQ - Commerclel 1nd r11iden· Livestock 304-675·1487. limestone. fill dirt. and top soil Call 614 - 256 -1427 Call 63 Registered Tortie Point Hi · malayan female. 4 yrs . old, spayed and declawed . 304 - Baby rabbits. purebred Rex $6.00 and up . Baby goat Home Improvement• till. ft 11'\lf.\,fl ID'il Television Viewing v 11:1 ~s Marcum Roofing 6 Spouting . Now inatalling rubber roofs . 30 years experience. specializing in built up rool. Good 3 yr. old Hereford bull and other cows &. calves. Rabbits 304-675 -2197. ~Th:·~~nda:::y ___. _Oh_~_·o--------~~--------------The~--~-Se_n_h. · ne_I~-P-o~~~--'-3 7.:A~P"-'1·1•9•••1•984~-~------------------------------------~-----Pome.__~---Md~·-~.e.~ TRACY - trallar. ell In exo. oon. Cell • 1 4·848·201 3. 4134 . 5804 Worn once . Call 614 -245 - Sofa . chair. rocker. otto man. 3 tables . ( e~~:tra heavy by Frontier). 9685 Sofa . chair and loveseat, $275. Sofas and chairs priced from S285 . to S895 . Tables , $46 and up to $125. Hide -abeds . 5440 and up to $525 " Recliners. S 175 t o 5375 ., lamps from S28 . t o S75 .5 pc dinettes from S99 .. to 435 . 7 pc . s 189 and up . Wood table with six chairs S425 to 5745 . Desk S1 10 up to $225 Hutches . $550 . and up . maple or pine finish Bunk bed complete with mattresses . $250 . and up to S395 Baby beds , S1 10 . Mattresses or box springs . full or twin , $58 ., firm, S68 and 578 . Queen sets. S195 . 4 dr . chests. S42 . 5 dr . chests. S54 Bed 1rames, 520.and S25 .. 10 gun Gun cabinets. 5350 . Gas or electric ranges S 3 75 . Baby mattresses. S 2 5 & $35 . bed frames 520 . 525 . & 530 . k1ng frame $50 Good selection o f bedroom suites , cedi\r chest s. rockers . metal cabin e ts , swivel rockers hitch, Ford I row oultlvl· trl axel maChinery Harlequin Easter Bunnies. S3 .00 no papers, S6.00 with papers . Call 614· 985· 57 81 tor~. dozer. 1 23" RCA color TV consol $75 .00. 1 9"" Zentth black and white portable 535 .00 54 Misc . Merchandise Bargains Trade Center Furn . & eppl . outlet . Ka · nauge. Ohio . red, Flat bed with side kits , chains. binders . & tarp . Call 446 -3281 after 5PM 45 yr . old hanging light with 5 lites . 304-675 -2635 52 (yellow. Build on your lot a new home you afford Over 1100 sq . ft . 6 rooms & bath. car peted , ready to move into . S26,500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builders 446 ·8038 . Wilt consider mobile home as trade · in . 2 white miniture male poo dles. 8 mo . old . Also puppies ready to go by May 1 . Call S60 . Call 446 -9283 . LAYNE ' S FURNITURE 1 8c 2 bedroom furnished apts Call 614 -992 -5434 or TWIN 54 Misc . Merchandise 992 · 5556 Riverside Apts . Middleport Special rates for Senior Citizens . S1 30 Equal Hous · ing Opportunities . 614 . Dragonwynd Cattery· Kennels . AKC Chow pup· pies, CFA Himalayan, Per· sian and· Siamese kiHens . Call614-446-3844 after 6. S1 ~ r by Larry Wrlghl Super C Formoll foot hitch, email 0111 traotor, 3 point 24, ~=========="T;::=:;::~::::::::::::l - - - - - - - - - -151 Household Goods KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Bentley pig Sale Tues .• April 9790 . 7C F< . CAI.ICCHIA , Small efficiency apart , cen tral air & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only. 446 - F•rm Equipment A. C . four row no-till 1lr plenter with monollne. Tim Rock Form, 304·87&.'308 . HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breedt. Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . JACKSON ESTATES 81 April 19, 1984 Thu!Way, ,Ohio Pomeroy-Middle by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Nautical I Mexican pole lndJan :; Leafl1ke 2 Direction part on ship 10 AnnadJllo 3 Fry slightly II Successor 4 - Ia-Ia to Cronkite 5 Kmd of 13 Early TV military program promotion Yesterday's Answer 15 Cunning 6 Badger-like 16 - been had' animal 22 Sand ridge 28 Eur . polecal 17 Sea eagle 7 Belgian 23 Hamiti c 30 Honkers 18 Prickly herb commune tribe 31 Stately 20 Radiation 8 Take he a rl member 32 Originated measure 9 Balcony 24 Bnnging joy 36 Being ISp. l 21 Convened 12 Prov ide 25 French City 38 Started 22 Mussohni 14 Ascended 26 Bibli cal 1poet 1 23 Deadly Sins , 19 F1 na l word Mount 39 Egg drink by number 26 First-rate I sl. I 27 "Good Ealrlh'lcc-J_ _j___j__ heroine 28 Hall a sawbuck 29 - de mer 30 Biologi cal groups 33 Greek deity 34 Pitcher's slatishc 35 Prior to 37 Tarrymg 40 - offire. break glass 41 Hops kiln 42 "The Balcony" playwnghl 43 Mirth 4 19 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work i1 : !I.XVDLBAAXR Is I. 0 N G F E L I. 0 W One letter simpl y stand s for anothf'r . In thi s sa mple A is used for the thre<' L's, X fo r lhe tw o o·s. ct r :-:;ing le le i te r s. the length <tnd f orm fl li o n nf the \\ 1\rrl s ;m• -all hints Ea<'h day the rode letters are difTen·n t apostrophes, CRVPTOQUOTES NQKY G WGLK G OQZYE WGY zu UAKKTQ , QK QGU ( ; U I. K V OQK 00 00 X ZSU 0 VKTZVK NQGO 00 UGJ . EKSGIV XDSV Yesterday's CrypiGquote: YOU 'RE AN OLD-TIMER IF YOU CAN REMEMBER WHEN SETIING THE WORLD ON FIRE ZU WAS AFIGURE OF SPEECH. - FRANKUN P. JONES �Judge ends 33 cases Twenty-four defendant s were flnedandnineothers fOiiPitedbond s in Meigs County CoUJ1 Wednesda;· Fined bv Judge Patrick O'Brien were Ja~es Anderson. !{Bei ne. unsafe tires, $.'\ and costs: David costs: Theordore Cott<>rman , ThornviiiP, speed, $23 and costs; Stew PuiPO, 'Jorthfield, speed, $25 and costs; Carl Morris Rutland, s(X'l'<l, $21 and costs. William Lewis, Northup, overload, $161 and costs, unsafe vehicle, $5 and costs; Jacquelyn Dewey , Cincinnati, speed, $22 and costs : Charles Lytle. Vtenna. speed, $21 and costs: Robert Schuber t , Hunllngton. spe<'d. $:Ml and cos ts: Ann _H_o_ug_'h_._c_,_a_lli_po_l_is_. _s_IJeed_ -__·_$_21__a_nd___ ~ lf Thunday, April 19, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Poge-14-The Daily Sentinel costs; Stanley Higginbotham . Columbus. speed, $21 and costs. DeborahHatfleld,Rutland,defective exhaust, $5 and cost s; Vincent Stant', Pomeroy, speed, $26 and costs; David Doerfer. Pomeroy, defective exhaust, $10 and costs, no operators license. S75 and costs. three days conflnement.lf license If obtained within :.J days $50 of fine andjailsentencewillbesuspended: Thomas Anderson. Rutland, left of Dyer. Bidwell, Frank Metzger, pended 60 days, if attend driving Pickerington, Charles Tanner, school jail sentence and $225 of fine Walker, W .Va., RichardT. Dougan , will be suspended . Racine, Jospeh Maxwell, Toledo, Earl Phelps, Middleport, DWJ , 10 and Gregory Lockhart, VIenna, days confinement, license susspeed. $50 each; Howard Writsel, pended 120 days, $150 and costs; Racine, speed. $'10. Timothy Fry, Pomeroy, speed, $20 nand costs; Keith Musser. Pome- . - - - - - - - - - - - - roy' assau It, six months confinement. Forfeiting bonds were Dwayne Ne~ds Williams, Gallipolis, speed, $43; costs, three days confinement, license suspended 60 days; George A. B lanks, Oak Hill, W. Va., speed, $15 and cos ts; Wllliam L. George, Cheshire, overload, $487, $200 suspended, slx months probation. Benna K. Mali in, Westerville, speed, $22 and costs; William C. Stark. Chardon, speed, $23 and costs; Charles Rittle. Pittsburgh, speed, $Wand costs; Edith Welch , Albany, DWI, $250 and costs, three Fer All Your ·~ COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR QUALITY CAROUSEL SPORTSWEAR IN WHITE, GRAY or PINK Weekend Sale Prices On Our Entire Stock Of Misses and Extra Size Sportswear long and Short Jackets, Pants. Skirts and Blouses ~~ ·:( ~t· Jr. Sizes 1\l Easter Sale 1: Easter Sale \' · ~) \ SAVE THIS WEEKEND! ~I 1 5.95 Knit Shirts ........ ' 4.89 18.95 Knit Shirts ........ 17.49 110.95 Knit Shirts ....... s8.99 112.95 Knit Shirts ..... s10.79 i-f Easter Sale * JUNIOR DRESSES B' ~: ·,:;:~ 11. ,; ~"1 ~- ~ 1 15.95 14 . Dress S19.95 Dress 121.95 Dress 1 29.95 Dress Trousers ....... S12.76 Trousers ....... 115.96 Trousers ....... 117.56 Trousers ....... 123.96 Reg. 19.00 to 142.00 SALE PRICED $719 TO $3359 Polyester Cotton blen d twi lls in popular color s wtlh cootdtn attng belt. Stude nl s1zes 26 to 30 wat sl Boys s1zes shm and regular 8 throu gh 16. Two p1 ece dresses. two p1ece sutt s. dresses. short <tlls and chopped 1ump SUIIS Jr S1zes 3 lo 15 Reg. SJl.OO to 137.00 $!9.95 Student Sizes Sl6.95 Regulars & Slims $15-.95 SALE PRICED $8 79 TO $29 59 SlJ. 95 SALE PRICES, TOO , ON BOYS' SPORT COATS Reg. '34.95 Reg. 1 39.95 Sizes 10 and 12 Sizes 14 thru 20 ;.. S27 .49 faster Sale · ~~ " Full Sl tp s. Hall Sl 1 ~s onn Cann sol es. _ Cotton and r·ylor . 111 wh1t e. be ,~e. ., navy nr black Reg '5.25 to 1 14.00 l'";,c 1 1· I LITTLE GIRLS' Easter Sale MEN's LIGHT WEIGHT SLIPS JACKETS Easter Sa le Prices on half slips, full slt ps and cnno lin e sltps to cotton and nylon . COmpl ete range of little gtrls' SIZeS Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. LOCK REOPENS - All of our jackets for wear now th ru ea rly fall S, M, L, XL and XXL Stzes. You'll like the se lect ion and also the low prices for th ts Easter Sa le ss.oo ....... Sale s3.99 ss.oo ....... Sale SG.39 111.00 ..... Sale sa. 79 S14.00 ... Sale sn.l9 1 I 1 f, · ...·_.;.· --.. . $420 TO $1120 ~ -:: ·--- ,~ ~ 10.95 Jackets .......... s8.75 15.95 Jackets ........ '12.75 117.95 Jackets ....... . 114.35 '39.95 Jackets ........ 131.95 1 Easter Sale MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes S. M. l. XL, XXL . XXXL. XXXXL and Talis - Dress y an d Casua l Styl es Cut-offs and lanks. too Tht s sa le In cludes our eoll e stoc k of men's kmt sh trts. Solt d colors. plards , stripes. button down an d regu lar wtd e spread collar styles, west ern shtrt s ncluded . Van Heuse n. Campus and Wra ngler brands. sg_ 95 Knit Shirts ......... _17.59 110.95 Knit Shirts ........ 19.29 112.95 Knit Shirts ...... 110.99 116.95 Knit Shirts ...... 114.39 1 S. M. l . XL. XXL. XXXL. XXXXL 1 ll.95 112.95 114.95 117.95 Sport Sport Sport Sport Shirts ....... l9.79 Shirts ..... 110.69 Shirts ..... 112.29 Shirts ..... 114.79 Easter Sale MEN'S Easter Sale MEN'S VAN HEUSEN EASTER OUTFITS DRESS SHIRTS SOt lo t Sutls. 2 and 3 p1ece SUits. coor tltnallng spot! coats and slack s S11es Nrwbo111 to 24 mos . 2 lo 7 Reg. sg_oo ....... Sale s7.19 Reg. 112.00 ..... Sale s9_59 Reg. 1 17.00 ... Sale 113.59 Reg. 122. 00 ... Sale S17.59 ·\ Neck Stzes 14 ' .' to 18 11,_ So lid colors. whtt e. neat stnpes bolton down collar styles. regula t col Iar s. An excellent selecl 10n for wear al Ea sler and al l su mmer long '14.00 Van Heusen Shirts ..... 111.20 117.00 Van Heusen Shirts .. .... 113.60 120.00 Van Heusen Shirts ...... 116.00 Poster contest winners ...Page 8 • enttne 2 Se(f ion ~ . 12 Pages ::IS Cents A Mult imedia In c. Newlpoper Thetlmelyprocess ofinsta Uingthegatdeaves- om· shown in tl!e distww•• to the left - wa' undertaken by the Monallo, a U.S. AnnyCorpsofEngineers' derrick boat dispatched from Pittsburgh. The gate was damaged by a boat owned by Crounse Corp., a Kentucky company on April 2. (Photo by Lee Withrow). New virus may cause AIDS By KEVN KELLY OVP News Staff AftE-r sevpra l day s spent on moving and installing a spare ga te, the m ain lock at the Galli polis Locks and Dam was rebpenPd to river traffic late Thursd a~· afternoon . Th<> reopening of the IiilO- foot lock end s a two-we<>k traffiC snarl at the locks. but U .S. Army Corps of EnginPer s offi rials PXpPf'l it rna~· be a fC'w da~·s beforf' thf' backlog of tows waiting to pass thmugh Ga Uipolis wtll be c lf'arrd. Davf' Ba~'ard , a publir in form at ion officrr for t.h(' corps' Huntington district. sa id som e work remains to be done on the spare. to b<' done somctimc within th e next few weeks. " They want to get thi s done quickly." Fla)·ard explained . noting that the prinnary purpoS<' was to l':el towboat traffic m oving again . Prior to the reopming, Bayard sa id then• wen• 17 to ws on both sides of t he locks waiting to pa ss through , up from the average of 12 the corps estimated werc wailing a t the height of t he t ra ffic tie-up. The main lock had been closed sincf' A pr il~. when a coa l barge struck the gate. By Thursda v, dela 0:s totaled an est imated 5,1XXJ hours , at a rost ol $2milllon to th e barge industry , according to the corps During the t ic-u p, tows went through the 360-foot auxiliary lock . • Ga ll ipolis. with the sm allest lockin g svstem on the Ohio R iver. is con sic\rn_'CI b~· thC' corps a s emf' of thf' 1 Special Easter Sale MEN'S LITTLE BOYS' The upper lock gate at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was reopened for river traffic late yPSrerday ,ending a two-week traffic snarl. SJ1.49 LADIES' \_~r~ SLIPS ( !;:'/ SALE PRICED Easter Sale t------------------------------------4 Reopen main lock at Gallipolis Locks, Dam 117.00 ...................... Sale 13.59 123.00 ...................... Sale 118.39 134.00 ........... .... ....... Sale 127.19 145.00 ...................... Sale S35.99 Beauttfu l Spring Styles and Colors tn Sun· dresses, Knit Dresses and 2 and 3 ptece set s. Sizes Newborn to 24 Mos., 2 to 4. 4 to 6x, 7 to Reds lose sixth straight... Page 4 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 20, 1984 1984 1 Regular sizes 29 to 42 and extra stzes 44 through 50. Polyeste r cotton blends and 100% Polyesters. Select your favonte color or pattern tor wear now and al l sum mer long. Big Selection. DRESS TROUSERS ~ ~ }~ Voi.JJ . No.5 BOYS' ·:. ~ "'n~ . ..;·, at Easter Sale ~ J~ • LITTLE GIRLS' DRESSES DRESS TROUSERS ~ ~~ rain each dAy, altbough mainly In the sooth Sunday. Highs In the 50s Sunday and Tuesday and ~Monday . Lows $-45. e Copyri~hted forecast for the Chance of Easter Sale MEN'S Ca sua l looks. Sol1d Colors. St npes, Tank Tops anli Cut Oils Boys' Boys ' Boys' Bc.ys' Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. FRIDAY, APRIL 20 and SATURDAY,- APRIL 21 ~ Our en ttre se lec tiOn of boys ' knrts '" SIZe 8 through 20. Jeans Sh trt s. Dress y Kn tt s, t E•tended holiday weekend: Devon, Boston Traveler and levi su .l9 s12. 79 S15_..19 sl9.19 ft BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS -..- ~ Int-reaslng cloudiness tonight. Low 40-45. Light northeasterly winds. Cloudy Satunlay with a tilaQce of rain developing. High 55-00. Chance of rain 211 percent wnlght and :;o percent Saturday. Queen Casual, Dotty Mann , Aileen, 3/ 4 to 15/ 16 Reg. 114.00 .......... ............ Sale ~ Reg. 116.00 ...................... Sale Reg. '19.00 ...................... Sale Reg. S24.00 ...................... Sale if By the Bend .......... Pag.,. 6-7-8 Classifleds ............ Pa~es 1!-!i-10 Comics-TV ................. Page II Church Notices .......... .. Page 5 Editorial ..................... Page 2 Deaths ....................... Page 12 Sports ............. ....... . Pages 3-4 Easter Sale Easter Sale -J.(- The readers write...Page 2 · Weather c_~~l-le~n~.--R7u_ll_an_d~,-s~peed~~·~$~--a~n~d~~c~·e_n~te~r-.~co"s~ts~o•m7y_.~D~Wl~,-~~Ra_n_d~-d~ay~s~~co~nfin~·--em~e-nt~, l~ice::nse~~s:us:-~;Ral~p~h~W~e~U:s,~Po~m~e:ro~y~,;VV~W~Iam~~R~.Jl~~~~~~~~~---=~ J1t. JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR ft~ Inside today: By Pi\UL RAEBURN AP Science Writer NEW YORK I API -On the stren!!lh of nt>w studies in tllf' United States and France. rPsean·hers sav it " looks vPry good" that a v irus disco vered in France last ymr may be lh<> long-sought cause of the deadl y disease AIDS . The virus, wh ich t he French researchers call · ""ly mphadenopathy virus," or LAV, is the most likely candidate yet as a cause of A I DS. according to a va r iety of reS<'archers inte n.iewed b~·· rheAssocia t ed Press. The new evidence casts doubt on a hypo! hesLs of r esear chers at the Nat ional Cancer lns!ltu te. w hich has contended that a human cancer virus is lik('] y responsible for AIDS . Among thP latest findin gs: -Evidenf't' of th r nr\vly discovered virus has txvn found in 80 pe rcent to 90 pNrent of ,\merican AIDS patients w hose blood sam ples wcrr sent to Paris fQr test ing. -NinPty (X'rcent of Americans wit h a pre-AIDS disorder called lymphadPnopathy also carr,· a ntibodies to the virus. evidence they havp been exposed tu it . - The virus it sPif has be.-n found in II patients. six with AIDS and five wtlh I he p rt'-AIDS disor der. "I think II looks wrv good," said Dr. Donald Francis. coordinator of AIDS laboratorv activ it ies at the Centers for D isease Control in Atlanta. "It's the best gam e in town ri~hl now. You've got to go wit h it. you'w ~ot to push very hard and learn more about it," said Dr. Malcolm Martin, a v irologist at th<> Nat iona l ln.stilu te of Allergy and lnfecllous Diseases in Bet hesda, Md. discovery of the cause of AIDS wou ld not nw constitute a cure, but is a necessai)' first step that could speed the development of a treatmPnt or vaccine. The studies described above. done by Luc M ontagn ier and coUeagues at the Pasteur Institute in Pa r is. wert> described by Martin, who visit ed M ontagnier tast week . Most of the studies have not yet appeared in sc ientific journals, Mart in said. In the April 7 issue of The Lancet. thP F'rench resParchers reported evidm ce of the ly mphadeno· pat hy virus in two brothers wi th hemophilia. suggest ing that the \1rus can be transmilled bv blood transfu sion. That could explain thr transmi ssion of AJDS to h<'mophiliacs. w ho require frequmt blood transfusions and. along with ma le homosexuals and abusers of injectable drugs, are among the groups most likely to get AIDS. ' MontagniPr said in a telephonP intf'tv' if'w that he is ·· ronv inced" the viru s "has a ro le in AJDS." "But we have to eonvin cr lhf' sciC'ntifi c rom.mun ily," he added. DRESS SOCKS Good Friday march draws 300 in Ohio Btg se lectton of sol1d colors 10 men 's SIZe s 10 l hr ough 13. famou s Sp nnglool quahly Reg. 12.00 1\ "r VAN HFI. CINCINNATI ! API- An int erra cial. int erfaith march for Good F'riday was designed to make the public aware of contemporary problems, along with the contemporary theme or Christ' s crucifixion, organizers say. The "Way of the Cross. Way of Justice" service. beginning a t noon today, planned stops at14 "sta tions of the cross" selected for con tpm porary soc ial significance Included on thedo wntown routewerl'a fallout sheller, a welfare office, the county cout1housea nd the city j ail. wan t to connPCt ln a co ncretC' way the suffer ing and death of .Jesus Chr ist 2,000 years ago with 1he real suffer in g of people toda y." Stephen Kroeg<'r, one the m ar ch' s chief organizt>rs. sa id Thursd ay. Although it was fashioned aft er a similar observance in New York. w hich was to feature a m ock ·'die- in " to prot<>st the nuclear a1ms rae<>. Kroeger said the Cincinnat i servict:' won't contain overt arts of civ il disobedirn ce. lnsl<>ad, marchers w il t observe Bulky Knit Orion ... . 11.59 Reg. 1.50 1 Banlon Panels ........ s1.19 three wors1 na v igational bott lenecks in the nat ion . The others arc the Bonneville lock on thl' Culumbta River in the Pacific nonhwest region. and Lock and Dam 26 on thp Mississippi near St. Louis, Mo. RPpa irs were delayed at Gallipoli s two WPt>ks a~o fx>cause of the hig h level of the Ohio Riwr and another acridf'nt that OC'('UJTf'd when a denic k boat o-wned b~ AmhPrst Indu s trif'~. c.~ Wf>st Virginia salvagf' f arm, was swf'pt av.:ay by the cutwnt while allempting to haul pa11 of lh(' damaged gate to the nearby shore. The dC'rrick bc'ca mc moorC'd in tht: river bottom about 100 IC'f•t awi:l~' trom the dam. Bayard sa id tht' corps will soon lx'gin ra ising the df'rrick and thP gatP leaf. " I think thC'~'· rC' waiting tor a more approprialf' tim r. ·· hP -;a iel. ''Right now . thl' main concern is to get traffic through thf' locks." Thr arriva I last wf'f:'k nf 1hP rorps rlenick Mona llo. coupled with reduction ot the nV<'r lrvrl. allowed repairs to get undcrway. Thl' Mona !In pirkf'fl up the spare gatr from thr Ohio shore last Thursda)· and hauled it to th<' lock . Ba)1ctrd said th(' rC'main df'r of thf' \\'f'f'k wa~ srxont ins wlling thl' gat(\ \'.'hich corps Sp:Jkf'sman Co nrad Ripil'V dt•scribc'CI as a timfLconsuminJ:: process tx• lx'<-'<:tUSf' Pach lt>af of' tht• gat{' had to pn"VPnt 11-•akagP . ali,[!TIC'd rn Wl10n lllf' lr~:.~f now rl.'s ti.ng in thl' ri\"t'r i.<. : r;..!is('(J, it and thf' rema ining Sl'<' ti on ol thC' damagr-d ga1P ~,~i ll tx ' bt.:>achrd and rC'p;J il"l 'CI. ol"ficials ~a id . Myers will be returned to Mason County on 1982 charge POINT PLEASANT - A 19-yearold man serving a 15·y<>ar st>ntPnce on a manslaughter c harge in a Florida penitentiary will bf' 11"· turned soon to Mason County to fare a char ge in connect ion with a 191l0 murder hf'rP. Mason County Prosecuting A ttorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. announced today Ronald M yers. who was indictf'd in September of 191l"2 formurdPr by a M ason Coun t~' gra nd jury in conn ection wi th the .June l K 1900. death of J am es Te n-:-• McCausla nd. 1~. 412 LPWisSI . Pom t Pleasant. w ill b<' brought back bv Ma"lln County Shenff Rob<'rt !-: F'ruth fmm BerbardCounty. F'lnrirla, to face the char ge, M organ S{] id . McCa usland's txxi:'v' \\'tl S di S('() · v<'red at about 7: 1o a.m. by his bml her Rob<'rt McCausland and Mark Bennett on a heavily wooded hillside behind 1he P leasa nt Valle1· Apartmm ts on 12t h Stt'E'('t. The body was found 11 ing fan• down in a dry cr e<>k bed. A prl"'liminary· f'Xam ina tion of thp bod.\' b~' the state mf'dical exam iner showed that McCausland dird from a bullet wound to the chest probabl; firrd from a .22-calibrr rifle. Thr vict im 's shi rt had t=n rcmoV<'<l and tied around his wrist and apparent!;· uS<'d to drag th<' body J:J() to 200 fe<'l down I hP hillsid<• 1hmugh brush and wood!', formrr sheriff James C. H all uiscloS<'!l durlng his initial investigJtion Fruth, \\: !10 \I..' as granlt"CI penni~ sion to tCJkr a flight to Flori da to ret riC'Vf' Myprs b~·t hC' Mason Count \· Commission dutin g it s rf'_E;l..Jiar m('('ting Thursda _ , . night. said h(• would be leaving Monda_,. Morgan sa id hP caused a detainer to b<' plac<'<l un Mvers in FlomJa and that Mvprs h.otd r('questt>d that thr mu rd t•r charge in Mason Count _,. tx• disposed uf. Morgan said upon M.\ l'r< arrh·a l in Point Pleasant. hf' will bc lodged in thP Mason Count\' .Jail and thrn \\il l l"x' aJTaignE>d tx>fo rr Mason l 'ount~ · Circuit .J udgf' Clarf'nC'f' Wall . Thf' proS('('uting aTtornP.\' sa id a mot ion will probabl.\· tx'filf>d 10 han• M\f'r< ca.<>(' 1ra n.c;, fC'rrf'd from thf' jurisdir t ion of ju\T'nilf' cou1·t t oadult rou11. M organ sa id M .vPrs w .1s 17 whrn t hf' offf'nSf' ocrurn.'Cl Morgan said he thinks M)n·s lA· as !i\·ing in MJ~on Coun t ~ Wh('n the offrnsC' OC'('Urrrd. l1ut h1 • sairl he is uncf'rl,lin it hr i.o.; ~ nntin'. Veterans Memorial Hospital earns award for risk management project. VPtPrans M emorial Hospit al has been rPCOgnized as havi ng one of the most respected R isk M anagl'ml'n l · Qua lity Assumncr progra m s in thr State of Ohio Scott Lucas, administrator, a n· nounced tr'<lay tha t Ohin Hosp ital In sura nt~· Cornpanv of Columbus. through its Risk Managcmpnt · Claims Depa 11m ent has selected Ve tera ns· Mem orial Hospita l as an ouls tandi ng promoter . innovator and suppor1er ofRisk M anagem ent Thf' Sf'!f'C'tion wa~ basf'd on Sf'VE'ral critPria. am ong w hich wrrf' climas frc-qucnc~· . claims sr,·rrit.\· cxposu nrs and out -pa tient and IX'ft count .James Bl u<' of Ohio Hospital Insuranrr Compan_\" pn.'' "f'nlrd Lu cas. Rhonda Daile)·. R.N., and Risk :vlilnager. and Dun &•gil', Saiet;· D irC'ctur a dislin rltivp plaquP and praist!d lhf' Risk ManaF{t'mPnl JC'Iivi1 it.os of VP1Pra ns Memorial Hospit al. Th(' Ohio Hosp ital ln~u rL!ncf' C'ompam bPli C'Vf'~ thaT los~ prf'H'TI · linn programs. whf'n profPssion-.tll.' impiC'mC'ntf'CL allows the hospital to icJf'ntify. f'\'nluatf' and perhap-' prf'\'f'nt risk.-;. thf'rC'h.\· impro\·ing thr qua lity of pa tirnt C'<HT' <.~nd rf'du('ing thr ~ssibilit) · of financial l0ss to the hospilill. Blue in presenting thr- plaqu<' Sl a IPel I ha I 10 l"('('f'i\"C' SUC' h a n i-l \\" ~IILI rpquirPd COOPf'ration from Luca s and his l' n t in · sl aff JS Wf'll as st mng lf'adf'rship. Hf' also eommcnrlf"CI Daile.\- fu r ht'l" ha,·inJ! th0 progr<Jm a nd 13f.coglf' fnr hi~ f'ffu11 s. ··we r ' ' ' GoOD FRIDAY SECURITY - An anned Israeli soldier walks past a group of Christian pUgrims (left) carrying their cross along the VIa Dolorosa. With Good Friday, the Passover Friday, and the Moslem Friday praye"' taking place at the same time, ·security In JeftiSalem · was heavy. ( AP Wirephoto) . • moments of prayer . mime. song or silence at each of the 14 station s. "At fir st we thought we'd be pleased with :ax! or 250 people," Kroeger said. "Now it looks like we might have 300." The stop at the U .S. lmmigratlon and Naturalization Service office was arranged by the Coalition for Public Sanctuary, a Cincinnati Interfaith group organized to help Central American refugees find political sanctuary in this country. Ot!I'STANDING PROMOTER - Veterans IV!emorlal Hospital Thursday received a plaque from the Ohio Hospital lnsul'llllce Company , Colwnbus, as an outstanding prornoler, Innovator and supporter of Risk Management. Plctun>d at th<' presentation weN' from left, .James Blue of Ohio Hospital Insuro~~~ce Company, Scott Lucas, adrnlnistr.llor at Vl'l.erans Memorial Hospital, Rhonda DaUey, R.N., and Rl•k Manager and Don Beegle, Safety Director. � 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/. 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