http://66.213.69.5/files/original/cd51fe1942e8dcaa73b4e7301815f766.pdf 122e96fe173a5aa4b62db7e9314b168c PDF Text Text ·--·- ..... ~~·~ ...... . ..' by Dick Ca.valli .WINTHROP@ YOJJ 1RE OOING AN AJJTOBIOti"RA.PHY'? I'VE GOT TO q-ET HOME AND WORK ON MY AUTOBIOqRAPHY. ITS THE STCRY OFMY LIFE. Citizens oppose firing Baseball roundups See letters on Stories on 2 WHA"P511-IAT~ Kenyon College bound Poster winners .... Stnry, photn on Page 3 See photns on Page 6 • Voi.JJ , No.6 AND I 1M ALREADY UP TO IHE DAY BE:FORE YESTERDAY. I'LL SAY IT 15 .' SO FAR I'VE ONLY Fl LLED UP IWOPAoES ... contract. as well as mrmbersof the union's govprning board from Ohio and Missout1 . The Bituminous Coal Operators Association team , meanwhile, 1s the same one that negotiated the 1981 pact. It is headed by Consolidation Coal Co. Chairman IJ.R Bro"'11 and also includes Ppter J . Palumbo of Peabody Coal and William Miller of U.S. St<'f'L b reaves and Sellers I SPEEDWALKER,PRIVATE EYE, B Cris Hammond IIVI TUEY'LL FLIP OVER MY TAMALE Negotiations toward a contract to replace the on<' that expires Sept. 30 officially begin Tuesday in Washington, but little serious bargaining is expected dfflaration of dPtermmation to settle on a contrac· t without a strike. but if th<'.l' do it wi ll be the fir st tim<' during the first session. Futul"(> meetings havf' not yPt ronsidrrabiP sat>Pr-rattling Tmmka has sa id r epeatedly hC' will accC'pt no concession s. and his dC'tf'rm in ation was endorsed by thC' rLtnk·and-l'ile sitting in convention in De<'f'mber. Th f' samf' convPntion gavp 1'rumka somf' altf>rnJ t ives to thl' union 's dE'C'~des - lon~ tradition of "no contract. no work," including a SC'IPctivP strikl' proposal. That prompted th<' BCOA·s committee of ch id exPCutiVC' officers to d0Cidf' that a st r ike against onf' BCOA m<'mber would be conSidered a strik e against all It could mmn the BCOA mm· cal l a lockout. been scheduled, UMW spokesman Joe Corcoran said. The geographic makeup of the union team can be important in winning rank -and-file ra tifica tion of a n0w agret:--ment by asswing miners in different areas of the country that thei r varving interests have been adequately represented. & sides the Int ernatio nal E:x€Cutive Board members from Ohio and Missouri. Banovic is from Illinois. while Trumka is a Pennsylvanian and Roberts is from the stat e with the most UMW members. West Virginia . Both sides already ha ve made their titual Riffe endorses ex-veep Mondale COLUMIJUS. Ohio t API-House Speaker VPrnal G. Riffe Jr. has d€Cided to endorse former Viet• President Waller Mondale for the DE>mtxTalic presidential nomina· lion in Ohio's May 8 primary. His announ('f'mpnr today, The Associated Pres s learned Sunday. will ttigger a series of Mondaie endorsements from other DE>mo· cratic leaders, although Gov. Ri · chard Celeste still is staying neutral. af lm sf fur th<' record. Sourt'C< close to the speaker said he is tssu ing a statement to say that after Sf>rious consideration, hC' decided that Mondale is the best ca ndidate "to lead this nation and Ohio to a healthy and prosperous futUJ'C .'. Riffe was among the top stall' party leaders who met sepa rat ely in Columbus las t week wilh Mondalr and thp other rwo contrnrlrrs. Se-n Gary Hart of Colorado and thr Rrv Jesse Jackson. The sp<'aker. likr Cei<'Sl<' and thr others. sa id he was imprrssro with Hart and Jackson. but hinted h<'" as leaning toward Mondalr. Sourc'f'S said Riffr·s Jllnouncr ment was to be followed by Mondaie nods from Secretary of State Sherrod Brown, Auditor Thomas Ferguson. Treasutw Marv Ellrn Withrow and Senate PrPsidPnt Harry Meshrl of Youngst own. PRINfEO IN (ANA.DA 1 Section , 10 Pages 'H Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Trumka leads UMW's negotiators CHARLE.:STON. W .Va. tAPl Three wily, wteran negotiators will take the coal industry's side o[ the table against the United Mine.Workprs' tmm of aggressive rookies during this week's talks for a new coal contract. The geographically balanced labor team is headed by UMW President Richard Trumka. Vice President C€Cil Roberts and SccretaryTreasurcr .John Ba ~ novlc. all negotiating their first industry~ w ide MR. MEN™and LITTLE MISS™ enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 23, 1984 Copyrighted 1984 WOW/ ISIT HARDTODO"? • at y e I LOVE POTLUCK CXNNER PARTIES. 5 Riffe's statement says in pat1 that Mandate has been a close frimd for many years ··who understand s thr complicated balance of governmen t and !he needs of the people of this cou ntry." He also credits Mondale for hanging tough for Ohio as vice president in the.late 1970s, when !he state faced the possible loss ol a major expansion of the Goodyear Atomic plant in Piketon to a similar fa<'ili ty in T<'nnessee. ·· 1 rC'member when the people of my own district in Scioto and Pike counties np('(jed assistance on that important project. Wit h the help of Fritz Mondale and other public officials , we got that add ition to the A-plant," Riffp's statement says. State Party Chairman James Ruvolo is staying neutral in the primary and is urging Celeste to do the same. Ruvolo satd last week that if front -runner Mondale doesn't go over thf' top on the first ballot at the national convention, which is possible, Ohio- with its 175 delegatescould havr a Jot to say about choosing the nominee at what then would be a bmkf'red convent ion. Riffe . who is urging Crleste to endorse Monda le, is reminding the govC'rnor that presidents. once in office. look kindly upon the states which suppot1ed their campa igns, csp<>c ially those which cam e aboard mrly At one point. Riffe said if Celeste doesn·t endorse "he may miss thr l:x:>at .. CC'Ies te has said he probably will decide what to do Wednesday or Thursday Lt. Gov. Myrl Sho· cmakrr is Ukely to fo llow his lead. A t tornr)· Gcnpral Anthony Celebre7.7.f' .Jr. already has endorsed Mondale. sinrc 1964. Boths sides also arP enga g1 ng in Thr industr, as a whole is still bogged down in the rrces sion . ThP un ion estimate's consrrvativPiy that 2 third of its 170.C01 working -age members are loblrss . The litany of industry ills is similar to that experienced in r('('('nt years by the auto and steel industries: declintng demand. falling pnces and rising ovrrseas comJX>tit ion. The UMW already has settled on a new three-year agrN'ment with a major westE>m coal produC'f'r. Pittsburg & Midway Coal Mining Cu. That agJwment provides wagr in('reases totaling $1.20 an hour ovt•r the llfr ol the agre<>ment. plus provisions for four 10 e<'nts·an-hour infiationa ry adjustments over th<' th!l'(' years These ralsrs are on top of thr former hourly ra t<' of $16. compared with a top srale pay of just under $Han hour in the eastern coalfields. Easter storms leave 15 dead By STEVE EU..WANGER Associall'd Press Writer _ A band of S~\·cr~ thunderstorms lashed th0 mid ·At lantir sta tes today and headed for the l\orth0ast afl<'r producing Easter Wt"{'krnd tornadoes that killed Jo people in Mi ssissippi and left a trail of damagP in four states. A tornado toueh~d down in Appling Count)', Ca .. "houi 1 a.m. uxla)·. taking thr rmf off a hou se and hra,·iJy damaging tvm bnrns. thr National \\:rat her Ser.-iCl' said_ No lnjuriPs Wf:'r£' report ('(!. The stonn s~1 s t cm dumpPCI r ain on part s of Florida , Al a· bama . CC'orgia and South Carol · ina on Su nda)•. spinn ing off twistrt·s that l1ft0d rmf< from barns in two CPorgia mu nti Ps and caused two m inor injuri£'s. The same s~· st <'m. which dump<'(! :1 lwt of snow on th<• Rock iPs last "wk. bmught rain, sle£>1 and snow to J.Xtrls of Iowa. Illinois and Wisconsin and light snow in soul hC'ast crn Minncsot '-1. ScanNed nooding was tT'pot1Prl Sunday· in Trnnf'Ssef' anrl Kentucky . The system has tx><>n blamed nn 21 d0at"h.s sinCf' la st \\'C>f'k . "]l's followed the same chain of f'Vf' nl s of at lrast iJ half dozen simms in thr l~ s t spveral weeks," said forr<•ast<'r Bill Sammlcr. ··A slow moving s~·stPm with an awfu l lot of weath<'r assocta ted wilh II. The)' just S€":'e'm to hang on forf'\"er.' · A tornado uprooted trees and SEARCIDNG - ReSt·ue worken. dig throuKh lh<• mhhl~· of a dam<.~ gN1 gro~t..·n' ston• in Water VaUe.v, Mi.'"'·• ~C'\ '(' ral hOmf's :md busim•sSf'S a tout li n m . Sunda_,. in tlw Cl'lll ra l Al aba m a tov.:n of BrPnt . T hf' path of twislrl' was "on lv 1.1 ff',.,. hum.lrf'd f~t ,.,-Jd(• and. u mil<' long," Si.l id Ci\·iJ DrfPnS<' dir('('tor ,\1 Ea<l.v Anothf'r tor nado dam:..~gl'd buildings and [X)\\"P r 1inrs m'l.:: lr Maxwf'll Air Foret~ BaSC' in MontgomPr)·, Ala . In nonhrrn Miss isst ppi. a looking for victims of a kiiiPr tornado that ripped through the town Saturday night. I AP l.a...,.rphoto l. of lornJdOf'S S1A 'f'p ! t hrou .c: h Ill rounfi('~ Sa turd a_,. WJH' night. IPuv ing 1o pPopl<' <lead. morP th an 100 inj ured and damaging more than 'iO hom<>s and busimos,..s. !\1ust ot t hP df'stmclion occurrf'd in Wa IC' r \'a liP\, a town of 4,500. A rf'lif'f van dished out mon-t han ;"")(X) mf'als 10 vir tim .i.. of thP Mississippi rwistPrs. and C'...uv. Bill Allain df'Ciared a "ate of f'ffif'rgPnry in thp 1!l coun tiPS . Workers laOOred to restring lt>IPphonC' and f'lf'C'trir wirf's, but SPf"\' i<'P wa s nut PX~IPd to bP n·stored unt il iCJtt>r toci<:n . Th e thundf'rstonns also ~Pn ­ C'ratro tornadOPS in Trnnf'sSf'f:'. Au tholitiPS in Sh elh)· County said four people suf!Pred slight injuries around Memphts and 27 homP:.. wf'rl' damaged . Pair charged in farm family deaths CASSEROLE. WILMrNGTO!\, Ohi o tAP I t\ut horit ies im·estiga Iing the s la~· · in~ of a Clinton Countv coupl e and thf'ir t['('n-agt' son sa.v thp~· don' t rxpPCI any marC' arres ts now that two mPn fare charges in the deaths. The Clinton County sher iff'< depat1ment said TPrr,· Coffman. 29. and Dannv Hooks, .1~. both of Lvnchburg, \.\1ould makr initial n)un JP!X'arancB. toda .v on thrff' count s ml'h of aggrava ted murder in thr March 2R u<'aths of Donald nanr s: his wifr . Karpn: ami son, Rodnev . Coffman and Hmks WNC held during th<• weekend in the Clint on County J"il on the cha rRPS, which aut horitiPs said would bP fiiPCI in court toda)·. THOUGHr IWAS SU?POS£[) Both men wprea rrP stedSaturda y h) drput irs from th<' Brown and Clinton county shC'riffs' depart · mC'nt s. Clinton C'ounty.· Sher iff Patrick H a l e~ · said no mor£' anf'st s atT' exp<'Cird. "Thf'rf' is no nnf' else involved." Ha le\ sa id . "Wf' arf' sec uff' in this casC' Clinton County Prosecutor Ronald Car<'). d"·iirl(>d to discuss the rasP Sundav. p<'nding lh<' court hmring. Thf' two ar !"'f'stf'd mf'n lived in rural Rrown Coun t ~· . w hich borders Clinton Count~· in southv.:est Ohi(). Juthorit if's said. Thf' ~"·o mPn WC'f<' arrested at their homes. Halpv sa id Saturdav . ThE'rP was " a m inor inciden t" when on~ mom<'n tarily started to take membPrs of hLs fami lv hostage•, but h0 quick!~ rPIPaS(>(I thr>m un harmed. thP shc-riff sa1d. The bodiC'::; of Dane's and his wifr. OOth :Jq, and thrir 1~ _\ · rar -old son Wf'ff' found stnbhf>d and IJ(>atPn in thC'ir rural U:Y>~ Cr0f'k homC'. Thf• \iCiims ' 5·.\/f'ar ·nld daugh! Pr, LiS<J, appaT'Cnl lv s iP~ I through t h<' night ol the killings and v.:a ~ found un harmed in ltlP hou~-- thP m'xt morning. The vtctim s lin>d at L<'f's CrPf'k. about 1, mil<'s from Wilm mgton Danes was found m hi.•• tmck , which \.\·as parked in t hr drivf'w a~· His "ire ·s bodv ><as found fullv dot hE'd in a bathroom ;.md thf' lf't:•n -a,Qt•r-· s bod~· . clad in undf'rv.:l'~Jr, was h>und on the floor of hi ~ ht>dnxlm . I I<Jlf'~ has said Portland man faces DWI charges TO t3RINGTAMAL£ CA5SEROJ. PARTICII"ATE IN MARCH - Sign waving students partJcipared 1n a protest march Saturday In Pomeroy for d]smlssed Meigs band director, Marilyn Goodnlle. Ms. Goodnlte's contract was not renewed by a 3-2 vote at last week's board of education meettag. Students and band purents are prolesllng the action on the bllsls that the teacher was ~ renewed because of a personality conDlct. Reports were ctrculared over the weekend thllt a recall petition may be circulated In the future against three board members wbo voted for the non-renewal, but nnlhlilg concrete could be found today to substantiate that report. A Pot11and man, Tomm)· D .Bo<;O. 22. wa s ritc>d for OWl by th<' GaUia-Mcigs Post of t he Ohio Highw ay Patrol following a U : 16 p.m . accident on l.i'banonTuwnshtp Road 30 Sunday. Boso lost control of his pickup truck while trav<•Jing cast on thP road. The whicle ran off the road and struck an Pmbankment before overturning onto it s top sustaining heavy dam age. In · a 5 p .m . accident on Sutton Township Road 106. a Coolville man had minor injuries, but did not !'('qUire ttY:"atmPnt at the scPn£•. The patrol r eports the injurf'd was l.i'wis E . Gilliam. 40, a passenger in a pickup driven bv Ronald R Epling. 43. Rt. 1. Reedsville . The pickup met another pickup at a curve on thP road. The vehicles then collidf'd head on . The other pickup was driven by .Jimmie W. Johnson, :n, Racine. The drivers were uninjured and their vehicles had moderate damage. A rarwhich slid onwa t('ron Ohio I in Salisbur,•TownshipSunday, went off thE' road and struck a parked vehicle. St<.'Ven D . Pc tPrs. 22. Clifton. W.Va., was nurthmund on lhC'state highway whpn hP lost control of hiS car from the water. The parked vehicle belongs to Martha L Stewart. Middleport . Stewart' s vehicle had moderate damage In thr 2:25 p.m. aeC'iden· and Peters·. light damage. �Monday, April 23, 1984 Pome~y-Middleport, ~io Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio IIEVIYJ'EO Til THE INTERE'S1' OF 'rilE MEIGS.M"-<;ON ARFA ,.,~ ~m~ ~L-"""T'"I~d~~=~ . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publish er PAT WHITEHEAD :\s.~istant BOB HOEFLICH Gt•n('ral Manager Puhlisher l{'ontrollt>r ,\ :\1 E:\o18ER of Th £1 GPn . A lr:\ ander Haigwas In New gPr. By contrast, when Interior York the ot her day to promote his book "Caveat," from a reading of Secr<>tary Walter J . Hickel. havln!( tried to get In to sec President Nixon excerpts of which, publi shed in wit hout TimC' magazinE', there is much to !Parn. b~· no mPans always compli · men t al~'. a txmt the operations of weeks, was finally admitted into the Oval Office what ensued was a harrumphing paper-fumbling on both sides. Finally Hickel couldn't stand it any longer and said, .. Look. Mr. Pr<>sident, would you like me to thr staff in the Reagan White H ousf'. Haig WJS, as thf' E nglish put it. "sark!'d" os sf'f'rf'tary of statf'. though lh(' ritUal or disengagr ment from thf' p~lacf' is morP circuitous than it is in F.ngland. Occasiona lly IHLE ROTHGEB, ,JR _ ~f'WS __ By SCOTI' WOLFE EAST MEIGS - Behind good pllchlng efforts by seniors Tom Everett and Jimmy Newell, the Eastern Eagles' varsity baseball team swept a non-league doubleheader from the Miller Falcons here Saturday afternoon, winning 12-8 In the opener and 13-2 In the nightcap. The victories boosted Eastern to 3-6 O\'fean and l-41n the SVAC. Pounding outiO hits and drawing 10 walks In the opening contest, Eastern overcame an early .l-0 deficit, comi n~ !rom behind with a big seven run sixth Inning to claim the win. Senior Southpaw Tom AI Haig.,s new book _____W_ill-.,.,.W,n_l_F._B_u_ck_ley_Jr. The Daily Sentinel ~v Mondayi April23, 1984 Editor .\~sodated Prt•:-;s, Inland Dail}' Pn•ss .'\.Nsoc:la · tion and the r\nwrit_ ·an :\'t•wspapt>r Puhli!oJh(lr ·h soeiation. !.ETTERS OF 01'1~10!\' an• '•H•It-o nwd . ·rht'\' .. houht ht• h "!o>o; than :W9 v.·o rd~ long . ,\lllf'th·r .. !.rt• .. u hj o•t tIn .-dUin~ an d mu ... t lu: .. l,;ntod wllh n amt•, a.d dr esi'i 11nd trlt'llhun t• nu mhl'r. '\ n un .. lgnt•d lt •ttt•r., will ht · published. L .. ttf'rs !-!hou ld hf' In good l a~h·. addtl'sslng b"iUt'S, not (lt'rsonallill·:-. . an 1\mC'rican pr£'sidenl takf's posi · ti\·f' plf' a~un~ in firin g a Ca binf't Offil "f' r . Such. apparPntl.\·. was 1hr casf' v.:hf'n (;f'ra ld Ford sa id good byf'- don ·r-call -mp-J'II -call -you. to DPft•nsP St~rPtary ,JamP.s Schlrsin- success resign~" for weeks and President Ni xon practi- ca ll:; fell OV!'r in gratitude. He didn ' t likP to fire people So it was wi th AI H a ig . Survpying an adminlstrativf' situation incom- prehensible to someonr whosr· background was as chief of staff for Nixo n, and befor<> that chief of staff for Kissinger. and before that. not counting military duty, thP disci- pline of a plebe at West Point, Haig advised President Reagan that he really thought hP ought to wind things up as secretary of sta te after discharging a few rommitments he had undertaken . To his surpriS<', well before the date he had suggested to Reagan as appropriatP for his resignallon . he was handed a slip of paper in which thP presidPn t "regretted" his resignation. whic h is AmPric.:m NPw spPak for: You're flrl'd. You ca nnot hf'lp SPf'Cu lahng who was in the right. who wrong, w hen thPre arc cla shes of personalit y . A nd indel'd. publishers hope for· nothing lrss than t ha t . lt is, however. a mistak(• lu l'oncludp tha t you arr correct In arriving at a final judgment as to who was tight, who wrong. The man has nol been born, perhaps with the exception of Murray Kempton, who can give an obj<'Ctive pccount of a controversy in which he was engaged. And even Kcmpto~ Is a bad example because he will always feature himself as the wrongdoer. II seems another literary geologi ca l oge when members of an officia l prPs identl al family were expected to keep any account of goings and Everett went the distance 1o claim KENYON COlLEGE BOUND - Meigs three-sport standout, Nick Riggs (left) Is shown above with his high school basketball coach, Greg Drummer. Riggs has signed with Kenyon College to play basketball and continue his education In Business Management. Riggs Is the aU-time Meigs High School scoring l eader with 890 career ponts. He L• one of an ente few to have won all-league honors In basketball, baseball and football. ('Om ings uttrrly witho ut social , or prurif'nt . interest. President Eisenhowrr was out ragf'd w hen forn:er sJX'('C h writer Emm£>11 Hughes went publi(' wit h what life was like workin g for E isenhower. T he E nglish royal famil y strugglE' va lian1ly cont inues to to maintain Kenyon College is Riggs., choice privacy, and t he ta il's of "Crawfie" Letters to editor - nursf' tn th{' lit ti P prin Cf'SS<'S was somf't hing of a scandal, except that Crawfip reall y sa id not hing except kooPhic-koochiP- koo. We don 't need puppets &ing ~ pan·nt of ;1 Mf'1gs fbnd mf'ml:x>l i.Hld !wing d Mr i g~ Rmcl Roos1rr. 1 Jm v.Titing this lf'llrr in bf•half or M~1ril~ · n Coodmtc• On ~1 L~ \ '" OtC' th f' board nt PducJtion ,·otc'(i nut to r Pm.'w hPr contra ct . with no rf'nson givrn . I sf'no u s l ~' doubt 1llhPrf' 1s a JU S! rf'a.son o thpr than J IX'I'sonall t \ conflict. SurPI.' if thf'rr w<Js a \'u licl cause lhC'~ would comf' fo r th ~1ncl say. Thr m f'rw hPim ing support h\· thP pan'n ts and hand mPml~'rs show th.:.~t th is wom;m is wPll lik('(l and rPsPf'{' tf'd h:v th e' prupiP .tround hf'r. A If'\\.' ~' Par<.; t1gn .1 simi lar Lad~' Band member wants an.<>wer I. 3 \'"Pr~· concl'r nt 'd h<.HH.l mcmtX'r , would lik(' In hC'ar somf' good rf'asons wh~· the school bo<Jrd didn 't rPhirf' Ms . ( ;ocxlni tP as band dirf'<'tor at Mrigs High Sc hooL ThC'rt: ~::{'('ms to bC' no rr<.~son 10 sJt isf~ · mf'. It wa s ob\'ious th at tht ' majoril .\ of the comm unit .\ · wantf'd hPr to o;,tay. Isn 't that what thP sc hon l board mrrnl:x> r"S arf' Plrctf'CI for'! You would think tha t thp~ · would r£>all7l' to k r Pp thrir johs, the:-.: would nN"d to \·orr l or what thP <'O rnm unit .v w~lnts . A.pp;Jrf'nlh ! h('.' Wf'JT' \·oting thf' " ·a ~ · I hf'\ wantf'd to. I s tha t thr kind of school board WP wan1 7 I CC' rtainly hOJX' n o t ~ If thP.\. get ;mnthPr band dirPCtor, what arP thf'.\ '" going to dn, firr him in two ~ra rs just likf' thr la st tw o dirf•ctor s'' l 'v.·o ~1 f'a r c,; isn't enoug h llmf' for a band dirf'ctor to provf' whal hP ca n do for 1:1 band. I would likr to m ajor in m us1c in the futurf' . M o,;. Coodnit e is th f' onl:v dirf'Ctor, out of t hr('(' I've had, that can prcpa rf' m(' for thi s. - Jeff Arnold. r?r -L PomPrm· Performance sp eahs for itself "Pf'"' 2:\ \·P:1rs mo\'ln g ;uuund "1t h m\ hust);tnd in lhP /\ ir Foret"'. our childrrn ha\·r attC' nd('(l c,;chnols in Illinois. North Daknl; t, Mo ntana :.~ net inC ;ro,·rport . M\· son hJs ~l avl'd in ,1 school han(l o,; inc(' fourth gradf' . :\1 Ml'ig~ .Junior Hig h. wP alfrndt"Cl our flrsr hand rnnct~ rt 111 t11i s ; ll't 'd . ThP 1.1('1\ (Jf pndt> and cli sdplin(' "a s ;t!JIXII f• nl . dur ing ,tnd followin g 1hl' l'filll'f'l'l M ,\ sr1n 'o,; c·om mf'nf IA 'a .... "The' kl(\." ju..,r fn(ll :tround . thP\ don't ll' ~tll .\ r;IIT'.thnut hand ."\\ ht'n hC' didn't sign up fo1 · l>ancl hi-.. first H '. tl' ; t l tht' hi gh "chool. 11 w; ts undrr'-l. lllCbhlf'. T h1 s H J\' Ing .\ 'f'ar h(' bPrJml' im·o!vpd with thP j.t ZI band and has r njoyf'd it ve0· much. \-\'(' J1tf'ndf'd a band co ncert lh1s .vPa r which was, b~ f;:tr, thr lx>st ;·,·p e~ tt P ndNI in Ml'igs i.()('ai School ciistrict. Thf' childrPn v.:f'rP ai!Pn · 11\'"P and plaW'CI Wf' JI b('{'JUSC' thPV \n~rr proud of th0ir ba nd a nd v:;tntf'd to pr"rform well. If thi s t":tmP about lx'C'ausf' of l hPir ha nd din'('tor. Ms. Cood nii P. I fi nd it hard to IX'liP\'"P hPr contract will not he' l'l'npwf'd tor anot hPr ~ · 1'<11'. Thf' h<~nd'" I)('JiurmJ nn'. under ht' r d i lf'ctorsh ip. spc•ak.<-. WPil of hf' r \11' "-. Da\'ld H . ~m ith . Oarwin . Ohio . .Johnson ! Sample: "Later in the da.v J.~' ndon .askf'd mP to go to Au:-:tm to a couple' of parties. Rut I' d much ralhPr sit am unclthr fire a nd watrh thr f'mbcrs glow and ta lk to 1hr folks c losf' to me. so I begged off, " as did thf' readers of her book.l In approa ching the task of J ut obiograph~· . y'\Jpxander H a ig f.H'f's rf'rt ai n problpms. ThC',Y werf' nicPIV tnuchl'd upon by Time editor in chi d Hf'm)' Crunwald in intro"AI Haig and L" Grunwa ld sa id, "Wf'l'f' broug ht up fnrC'ign lJnguagc•.s. 1\'ASHI NCTON - U.S. intPii i- gcnre agf'nC'iC's won't 1alk <lhout it, but thC':V a rf' r ushing to ca tc h up wi!h thf' S<J\'"if't Union in what onP scif'nllst j ()('u l ar J ~· ca lls " thr rae£' for inner ~purr" psych ic l'f'SPa i'C'h. Pa raps~cholog\' is a field so full of pseudo-sr irnt1s1s. fl akes a nd outright c harl atan s that it' s f'as,· to dC'bunk thC' \'-'hulp idl•a as ~~ eomic·strip conrrpt unwor lhy of Sf'li OUS SC' iPnlific SIUdy·. In 19Rl , whf'n I firs t bC'ga n rf'pnt ling rm Sf'CTrt L'.S. and SoviPt progrJms usi ng so-ca llf'd ps~'Phics to ga th £'r intPIIigencf', som f' of thP gmrrnm('n t -fundrd projf'CI .s wpn• ot.J,·iuust,v off-t hr-wull. T hrrf' was th f' " hq:)('rspali al nuclear ho\N · itzrr" that woul<1 " tra nsmil " d bomb C'Xplos ion from thp N('\'Jda drsf'rt 1o ciowntown Moscow w il h thr "pc'('(J of thought, nr thP "anti -missi iP timr W<Jrp" !h al would sPnd a n incoming 0nf'm.\ · missi\ P inl o thf' past. 1')\ow ing up clino~aurs instr~ 1d of '20th rrnlurY Amj 'ri ca ns ~2 - 0814, .t 1Rli Richard Poml' I O\'" P ikf': \'a ughn, !1!1~ - :tl/4. fi71:, Third A\·c. in \'lidd l~por1 . Mrs. Robi n r BarrPIIi HJni ng. HI. I Rut land, Ohio .J ;"l";'IS. i'· I 2 <~7R Trxla~ Is t'londa', April 2.1. thP !1 4th dav of 191l4. ThPre arP 252 days left in ihe year. Today's Highlight in History: On April 23, 156:1 - 4W years ago - William Shak<'Speare was born al Stratford-on-Avon . England. He died on the same date 52 years later. On this date: In 1700, Pres ident -eifft George Washington moved into the flrsl executive mansion, the F'rankll n House. at No. I Cherry Street in New York. In 1791. the 15th prt'sldent of thP Unrted Stat<'s, James Buchanan, wa• bom in Cove Gap. Pa. In 1949, llilnols Gov. Adlai Stevenson vetoed a bill that would have required !hat ca ts bf' kept at home. He d<'<'iared, "It Is the nature of cals to do a certa In amount or unr>srortl'd roami ng." ' th<' c laiml'd abili t~ of somf' psy- chics to dcscrihr scrnf's thous<J nlis or milE's awa~·. The CIA and the Pent agon havf' an obvious intPrrst in thi s phrnomf'non . If l hf'y could gf'l psychics to throw thf'ir minds bC'hind lhf' l10n Curtain . thPn"'d bf' no n('('d to r isk thf' li vf's of huma n agcn ls. Thr CIA sf'nt rPprPsrnt a rl\'"f'S to a paraps:vchology confrrf'ncc in Vir- ginia la st DrcP mbPr. RPsides th f' usual spoon· hf:onding w hic h professional magic ians ha\'C' dPnnuncf'd as a fa ir! ~ · simpll' trick thcrr was sPrious disc uss ion or rPm OIC' vif'wi ng . In fact , I heC l A is nov. ~('ri ous l y pondrring thf' possi bilit.\ · of ra isin g .. psychic shif'ld.s" To kPPp So viPt r emote vicwf'rs <.~wa ~· from ou r sf'(T C'ts. I askpd m.v sk0ptkal assoc iutrs O;J IP \' ;m A I! a and .Josrph SpPa r 10 find out how rPmotc r P\'iPwing has txocomc almost um\ ·Prs;J I I~ ..1 c. C'f'pted in thr intf'!li gPnC<' commun · it y. thf'.\'" gained UCCf'SS 10 !Op·"if'(Tf't brirfings on thr o,; uhjPc t. T hl" i o,; what thf'y lf'arnf'd : Thr Cl i\ 's Jat pst rf'mOII ' \' irwin ~ proj rc t was C'rxiP · n.:.~mNI "(;rill F lamf', " and IYas c a rrif'd out 1n part b y two n '"PPl'l r'Ci acadPmlcs : Harold Puthoff. formPri ~ with thr f\:a ti onJI SPcurit:v i\gf'n<·v. J nd Russell Targ, form pr lv wi t h lh< ' Stanford RPSf'J JT h l nstit utf' in Menlo Park. Calif Puthoff and Ta rg conduc tC'd a t h•Jst two tf'sts that pn.xJuc<~ as toni shing results . The~· gavr onC' psychi c l hP latil udP and longitudP of a rPm otr loca tion and told him to projPel hi s mind thPrP a nd drscribP thP scC' nC' Hf' df'srr ibC'd an aitiif' lcl . cnmplf'tf' with dPta il s- includin g~ l ~1rg<' g<:~ ntl ',\ . and C'ra nc at on<'Pnd of the liPid. T hr C IA was imprPssC'd . but critical. ThNf' was indP'l'l1 a n airflf'ld i.Jl th<' map coonli na trs thf' phasizes a close dialogue between R iggs made 149 of 329 shots from the field and was 110 of 156 at the foul line while grabbing 76 rebounds 'T m happy that he's getting a chance to play coll ege baiL I t's something wp talked about and it his final cage ~~ ear . was one of his goals. He improved in all the arc•as needed to become a coll ege ba skelba ll player He' ll quarterback whC're hP passed for Riggs, considered thP best aUaround sa!f' llil C'S had tJk f'n pic turf'S of athlete ever to a ttend thp Scm ipalatinsk baS<'. So the CIA M eigs, was an ali-SEOAL pick in w aill'll for lh< ' npx t sPt of photos and sur<' f' nough, t hf' rr wrrf' thP g;1nt!)· and cranl" , j ust as th<' psvrhic had d f'!'.CTi bf'd 1hC'm . No onf' in L.S. intPl ligf'm'P agPncif's hlld known lhf' ffl Uipmf' nt was thPrf'. so th f' infonr!~lli on CilUidn't ha\'f' IJ«'>n M eigs baseball team. Among thf' awards ri'Ceived by the Pomero~ product i n baskl'tball arE' aii -SEOAL second team 182-83) , aii-TVC first team tR.1-84t. all - ba.o:;.eball as a junior and is currently the staning shor tst op on this year's disrrict se-cond tf'am 18..1-84), and all -Ohio honorable mention c lass irJkl'd to him . The sf'f'ond H' <.;f inYol\'f 'CI a S<.t\·ir t Tu -% "Rackfirr•" homhf'r , w hich th e> CI A Knew h;td lTa ... twd su mP · whrrf' in Af ri rc~ Th f'~' wPrf' ' 'agPr to find it bf'forf' thp Sc\\'if'ts did. so they could takP ph otngr.:.~ phs and pf'rhap~ purl oin .sf'rrc t gpa r from thf' Wl'('('k;tgP So nnf' ol ProJf'Ct (:rill Ci<lmf'' s r('m~J it ' YiPWl'fS was ask(>d to local f' lhf' dow nPd bomhf'r. Hr gav(' thf' CIA fh(• lOC\.t l ion w ithm Sf'VC'r al m iiPs of thf' actual V.Tf'C'kagP. junior and senior years. Greg Drummer , saw the blooming star past season . 5W yards hil ling H of 101 passes and rushed for 292 yards in 56 carries. Still. it had ht>Pn a wh iips incP U.S. Riggs' head mentor at Meigs his points hi s senior yPar to establish the M eigs single season scori ng mark . The olonde speedster was also an ali -TVC pcriorm er in foot ball as a ps.vch ic had hpr•n gh ·en. Thr sitr w;1:-. thc So\· if' ts' ult r J ·S(>('!'f't nu· clPdr tf'<;fing JrPa ;.tt S<•mipal.:~ · t i nsk~ · . h: ~J zak hs tan . Rut th rrf' was no g;1n11·\ or crJ nr thf' r f'. sp~· academic excellence. Kenyon em- and worked on his development the have stated he would like to give baseball. and possrbi); football, a t ry Ia ter at Kf'nyon. Kmyon' s athletic program will be Pnt er ing a new era or com petl· lion next :vear. A long with Denison University, Case Wtostern RPserv~ Univers ity. A llegheny Coll ege. Wooster College, Oberlin Coll ege, and Ohio Wesll"yan U nivrr sity will be b<>glnning play in the newl y formed North Coast Athletic Con ferene<> INCAC). Another local IJaskPtball talent. Nelson M orris ofTrimhl e. rs signed AA 1R.J-841. to a ttend Kf'nyon. Morris was, like Ri ggs also f'XC'Pls in thf' c lassroom wherf' hf' can'iC's a :t2 g rade avPragf'. HP f'xpec ts to go into Ru sinf'ss Mn nagPment w hile a t Yem·on .. K Pn:> on CoiiC'gr is vrry plf'asf'd 10 ha \'P Ll \OUng man wit h the Riggs, an aii -TVC sPlec tion t hi s pas t year and the spark plug guard around t hP pla.rP. A Rus~ian oil tankf' r was onf' of lhf' sh ip.-, damagt'<l bv thP CIA mim•s. So Wf'J'(' half J duzpn Oth('l' Ship!' nwn(XI h~· Fra nf'e, Panama and othrr nt'u traJ count r if's. Thf' Niearaguan offici als s~~' thf'.V c.1nnot gPI ~uffie i rnt ships to C'ntC'r thC'ir harhors to ca r C' for thrir Pxport s e1 nd thf'ir d ocks an' pilrd wit h co tton <.~ nd uthPr Pf'rish,1hlPs . T hC'y !rigger World War III. E l Salvador \\ras w her0 t hC'n Sc-c r Pta ry uf Statp AIC'xandf'r Haig fir ...;t sust)('{'tf'd a Com munist hidin g bf>hmd PVf'J~ · hanana tr('(l. lt " ·as thPrf' hP llrf'w his famous lin4 ' in thf' sand a nd \'OWf'd Comm uni sm wnuld go no furthrr. It is :1rountn: aboutt hP :-; izf' of Massachusf't Is wil hout aiX>ut fi\ 'C' million population Honliuri:ls, whrrr wr h.:.I\'P I:Jfo(>n train ing troops. huJ!ding ~1ir fip lll s anrl roads and btinJ...ring pros(X'rilv to t hf' populat1on ol a littiC' m ·f' r four m illion and is about lhf' sizr or TPnn0SSf'('. r\ ir .:.I r agua , \\'hich t hC' :H.\ ministr.11ion says is the SOU ITf' of a! l Cn rnm unisl l'Yil in th!' rpgion . is aOOut th f' :-;izr' of Iowa and has less than thr{'(' million populati on. ThJt i" ti1C' rf'gion w hich is such :1 thrral to lhl 'i c·ount ry or 220 million. T hPy fo rgot to lf'll you thesr count rif'c,; \.I.'Prr so sma!l 1 n ~lli\ 'PS, h;~..; :.t aga in . this timf' 1n CenT ra l A.merica wh ich hc~d bf'<f'n con s i ~f'd to thf' bJck burnf'r during lhP LPbanon df'hac le. I t sPem.s t ha t lhr AmPri can Cf'ntral lniC'IIi gC'nC'f' AgenC'\ Amer!Pan had h<'f'n arming and outfitting Nicaraguan guC'rri ll as and hf' lping ga n administrati on is mifft"d bef'ause Nicaragua has bf::>en fur ni sh - in g arms to E l Sa l vadora n guerrillas who an• fighting a civil war wit h thP El Sa lvador govern ment backl'd by the U nited St ates. If you are confused, so am I . It sP<•ms that what Is sauce for the goose is not sauce for the ga nder in Central A m erica. President Rea gan is punishing Nicaragua for doing In El Sa lvador exactly what we are doing In Nicaragua. aiding and abetting a civil war. All of this would be a kind of a ho-hum affair except Nicaragua has two big brothers, named Cuba and Russia. Quite a few Cubans and some Russians are already In Nicaragua , just klod of helping out caper CPnlral WhPn Senator 0 Lean on for a $10,000 loan Berry's World CALL TODAY ABOUT THESE OR OTHER HOME EQUITY LOAN PLANS TO $50 000 OR MORE: Flarr~ (;oldwater t R-Arizona 1 dlscovcrf'd that President RPagan had pt.'rsonall y signl'd the order to CIA Dirrc tor William CaSf'y In F£'bru ary and for got lo lell Congt'('ss about It . In a il'ttPr made public bv Amount Financed $7,500 the Sf'nator. the fiC'ry Goldwatc:r ca llf'Cl it an act ofwarandwantf'ci to know what thc hell was going on. This put som!' backbone In the m ore tim orous m embers of Congrrs.~:~ and soon evpryone was gPtrin g into the act. The Senate, which had ea rlier appropriated funds for the CI A acti vit y, then passed a non-binding resolution submitted by Senator Edward Kennedy condemning the mining. This was echoed In the House. Whether this spells the end of Congres.<tona l approval of the policy In Cent ra l America the last three years rem ains to bf' seen but It was all brought on by the administration's forgetfulness. Jus! to clr>ar the confusion let's take a look at thE' three Central Am erican countries which could $10,000 $15,000 Monthly Payment $190 .45 ::57.63 18U8 $258 .98 $210 .17 $180.18 $880 .90 $315.26 $270.27 MoDlhJ toPay 60 84 120 60 84 120 60 84 120 ' Total of Paymenll $11,427 .00 $13,240.92 116,21&.60 $1&.23&.80 $17,654 .28 $21,621 .60 $22,8&4 .00 $26,481.84 $82,432.40 Annual Porcentace Rate 18C... • FIXED RATE • NO POINTS • NO CALL • PHONE TODAY I '• .. •' •'•' .. " ... And finally, 'Should the United States move Its embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem ? "' '· .,'· ' Four Miller hurlers, Owens, Glass, Thompson and Craig, com bined for 10 walks , four strikeouts and gave up 10 EHS hits. Leading Eastern at the place was T aylor who had two doubles, a walk and four RBI's. Tom Everett helped his cause with a perlect two-for-two at the plate, ripping a double and single, drawing two walks, and having two RBI's. Jim Newell added a double and single, whi le Jeff Bissell, Larry Cowdery, Jim Webf'r. and Mike Collins each hammered a single and walked Hll..TON HEAD ISLAND, S.C. Nick Faldo w as under some unseen pressur<>, pressure applied from 3.500 miles and six t ime zones away, when he strrx!P up the 18th !airway to his first American PGA tour t •·iumph. " It's not easy anyway. winning (AP)- your first tournament, " the26-~'ear· old Englishman said aftPr he'd turned back Tom Kitp's last-round charge Sunday and won by one shot in the Sea Pines Heritage Classic . And . he said, there was the added pressur<> of the Brilish press , which . Ftrst game ..... :Ill 010 3- 8 8 1 Eastl'"rn .... 112 1m x-12 10 7 Batteries : E v erPtt i WP ~ and Cowdery. Owens, Glas.'), Thompson ! LP 1, Craig and Jones. Second game Miller . .. ... ... .. .. .. . llll 100 2 3 2 Eo.stern .. ....... ...... 00 221 x-13 11 2 Ba!LPiies : NPWe ll (WP!. R. Bissell, Guthrlt> and Cowdery. Craig / EPI. Moyer. J ones and Jones . CarpeniPr . Pub li s hed <'Vf'r v aft r rnoon . Mond a \ through Frldav. ·Ill CourT Strrt'L by th£. Ohio Valley Publi ~ hlnJ:: Company Mu t llmedia, lnr .. Pomr rov, Oh to 45i69 , 992 21~ . St>c.·o nd c la s~ pos l <.~ £:£' pald a! Po· mPr uy Ohio. Membfor Tht• A .~~O(' t at£'<i MATINEES SAT & SUN AU SEATS SZOO AOUISSION f'"VERY TUESDAY S2.00 PrPss. In land D.1.ll y Pn"~" Assoda10n <lnd thl:' American· N('1.•: s papt•r Publts hl'r s As soclittion . "i .J tiOn i:i \ Ad~vf•rli!>.HJg R{'prt-' Sf'n l ali vP. Branh<tm r\{'W S Pi:IV£'1' S <~k~ . 1:1:1 Third Avf'nUf' . )'; r- w York. ~ t· w York IOOli POSTMA ST I:: II S1' nrl ,1 rl d rf' <i ~ In Thf · Daily Sc< nlln ('l . 11 I ('our! S! . Pom N ov Ohi O 457ii!J . Sl: BSCRIP1'10~ R}' Carrier 11r HATF.S Motor Uout1· Onr Wf'f'k Onf' Mon!h Onr YN~r· to pick up the vic tory in a strong $1 10 S4.HO $57. :W ~ SI!'I!GI.E ('01'\' PRU ' ES performance. Newell nail\ struck out srvcn. gave up only thrPf' hits and wa lked just four enroutP to Su b sn l bf' r ~o; not dt·~ 1n n~-: 111 p;n 1hl' l '<l l' rwt m<J V r Pmi1 m ad\ an c·t• d i n '(' I lo T hP Daih· SPnlinl' l on:\, t; ror 12 m on!h ba s i ~ Cri.·dl t will hr r:nv r n c<~rrl(' !'" P,l C h rno nlh t he win . Royce Bi ssell pitched the sixth inning in relief, while Troy Gut hrie ca m~ on to record the sa ve in the sevent h and striking out onr \u ~uh ~ C!i!J r l u n ;, U~ rn.r 1l ~ · rmii!P d 1n wlwr1 • l1um1• ;n ·.Jila blP. !own <. ba tter. Eas tern plated four runs in both the second and third innings, then r\1 1\ scored two runs in the fourth Jnd fifth round. in addition to an insurance m arker in the si xth. All 1.\ wf'f' k'\ ~ I ) \\' Pf' :)~ n saw action in the l'<JJIIPr ~l'l ' \'" l l ' f' i ~ 1L <.;;t'"BSC HII'TIONS $14 ;,li $2':1 \~ k-, Wf'f'k <; $ ~VI ~4 Ouc .. irir• Ohio Wr-rk .' $1 :. fifl :! ri \ 1\ ('l'k' $:n 211 :)'2 \\'" r-rh $5 ~ K{j has ber:•n highly critical of his unsuccessful efforts in the 19&1 B ritish Open and the Masters, two weeks ago. He also got S72,rXXl from the total purse of $400,000 and, hi' said, "joined a very small dub - only three or us in 20 years." II was a referencetoTonyJacklin, a [ormer U.S. Open champron, and Peter OostPrhuis. a former Cana dian Oprn titlE'· holder. theonly other CC*1 !NG SOON : " ODOB.OL LS' , AND PEAG OF MIND MARY C. KEBLER, E. A. "Enrolled 10 PraClice Before The internal Rn·enue Service" TRI-COUNTY BOOKKEEPING S&VIa &llllllln St. Englislunen to v.in on t he American PGA Tour in - Miller . WSPS 145-t6tl ) i\ Division of Multimedia , ln e . Jewett had a perfect night for Miller wHh a single. double and triple in threc trips to the plate. In the nightcap senior righthander, Jim Newell , recoveri ng from a sore arm. went five innings 18 Eastern players Linescore: T he Daily Sentinel once. comeback Moyer and Jones combined lor 12 walks and S<'ven strikeouts while giving up 11 hits. Cr aig suffered the loss for the F'alrons. Westher permit ling, Eastern is scheduled to play Southern tonight Faldo underesti- ....IUJ. 011. II&R llook matf'd - morP than 40 vears. Someepa:gy saving . dersfor the whole fa1nily. , ----------------r I hlew thf' ron test. Severa l Eastern players had great days at the plate including junior Jeff Bissell, who had two doubles and four key runs batted in. Cousin Royce Bissell went threefor-three plus a walk and had two RBI's and Mike Collins had a hard-hit single, walked twice and had t hree RBI's . Also getting hits in the 1-hU attack were Larry Cowdery, Brent Nor ton, Tom Ever<>tl, Jim Weber and Rick Barton each with singles, while Tracy Taylor and Troy Gut hrie walked thre<' times . Craig, (Clip and Save.) dollars . Now ht• is off and running off stand . Collins led off with a walk, Jeff Bissell singled, Troy Guthrie reached on an error. Jim Weber walked home a run, Royce Bissell ripped a sacrifice fly to deep center. Tom Everett had a two run double, Jtm Newell an RBI single. and Tracy Taylor added another tworun double for a 12-5 lead. Miller came back with three unearned runs in the last frame, however, Everett turned up the wick and closed the book on the Falcons for a much needed Eastern win. Faldo wins Heritage Classic York U n i\'C•rsit~· 1NYU l. As a homeowner, you have a lot more borrowing power than you may think. You just need a lender you can lean on- affordably. lid In th e sixt h stanza, Eastern rallied for a devisive seven run battiP Cleveland Stall' and New Aya tollah Khomrini, whu ri vC' ,VC'ars ago r e fused to accPpt th C' Court' s jurl sdif'llon in thf' Am f'ri N tn hostagf' case. It was the harbor mining tha t the Eastern bouncl'd ri ght back to knot the score, while also knocking sta rter Terry Owens from the box. Owens yielded a sin gle to Everett, a double to Jim Newell, and a two r un doublr> to sophomore short stop Tracy Taylor. the scor e now 4-4 . Both clubs scor ed single runs in t he fifth lram e to maintain a 5-5 deadlock . Two Divisio n I schools will dot for just $180.18 a month for rf'lid. Thf' Reaga n administra · lion has dPCiarf'd thPy ~\·ill not accrpt thr Court' s jur isd iction in Centr al Amf'rica. By doing so. Prf'sldf'nt Rf'agan is follow in g in another unearned run in the third on another erTor. K(-'n.von 's schPdulr this ~· rn r as !hey· the footstq>S of another old man. havP appPah:'<l to the World Court the win on the mound for Eastern, sca ttering eight hits, fanning three, wa lking just four, and giving up only two earned runs. The win was Everet t' s second of the season. Miller took the . initial lead, scori ng three unearned runs in the first frame on two Eastern errors, a Jewett single, another error and a Jones single. Despite Its rocky defensive start, Eastern regrouped scoring one " make-up" run in the first on four walks. Eastern plated another run in the second frame on three more walks and a Jimmy Weber single, the score now 3-2. In a gam e that was full of surprises and an ·abundan<'C of fielding miscues, Miller plated on thr stron g TrimblE' cage team. fil sl .\ 'rar i n offiCC' ~~ litt lf' ovPr thrf'f' Vf\l r s ago b~' co n\'cn i c nt! ~· forgrt · ti n ~ his l~?ll ca mpJ ign prom isC' to hal;1nrf' t hP ff'Clrral hudgrt . lus t last w{'('k hP forgot t h3t thf' :J:{~ Pf'OPif' thf' Amf' rica n \'"Otf'rs Plr•c t to CongrPss han' thr conslit ul!onal dut~· to sa .v how go\·Prnmf'nt mone~ · is SPf'nl. Hf' made a fast shuffiP arou nd them and is now conducting hi s war in Cf'ntral Amf'l'ica on his own. Nf'x t Novrmhf>r hr' ll w ish thf' ,·otPrs wPrP ('qUally Fo rge tful ~ A lrC'ady he hfls forgollf'n that hf' ordf'rf'd AmC'rica n Ma1inrs int o th C' Lebanon turm oil against thP a tl v k·p of hi s millt at)' rxj.X'rt s in thf' Pf'ntagon . The res ult was thr loss of 261 Amen c an llH'S and million!-> of mlnp Nicaraguan ports. The Rl'a Today in history B ut therf' arf' lC'giti m ;.~ t p laboratory projPcts !ha t may evPntuall y unlock thP mystPrips of thf' hum an mind. Onr of th£' most promising is thf' tC'stin g of "remote v iC'wing'' - a Government by amnesia_____L_o_loe_ll_Jf_"~_ing_e_tt a!Jilit)' to forJ:<'L H<• start I'd out his coln Hil l: i\rland King, in Race for 'inner., space ______J_ac_h_·A_r_td_er_so_n mJkP thP pagf'!" of h1stm;.· it w ill hf' b('('aUsf' of tlwir pt'rfnrmf'd \A'(' ]('a rnf'd~ Whf'n talking to ho;trd rnf'mix'rs 1 wa s informP<.l 1hat th f' rf'ason fnr hf'r rli sm iss;tl ~~· as not hf•r fa ilurf' to do a good job. bu t hf'r '"()f'rsonalil~ ' · I w as not awarP th a t somr mf'mbPrs of lht • ho<::m l :1 rf' r unning a pl'rsonali t.v contf's t. 11 is limf' for the pf'OpiP of MC'igs l.o('a ] to df'f'idr w ha t thf'Y,' w ;tn f ancl m.1kr thf'ir wi"-h('s known. I urgr .11 1 concf'rnf'd c ilizC'ns to nTitr lrttf'rs anll cJII until this 11~1Tih l f' in.i uslif'r ha.s bff>n changrd rn thf' wis hC's of thf' ma jorif~ ·. Plf'asP ca ll and t)(' pr>rs isll'n l. thPrP I" a pns -; ibilit :V that your C<l ll wi!l tX' d i o,; cnnn('('tf'd bf'fon" con\·c-rsa t ion is conrlu<JC'd Board mPrnbPrs who c;! SI th!' diSSPnting \'Off'S Wf'rP: I.,IIT\ ' Pnwf'\1 , !Yl:l - 1~10. 220 Lin- spea king academic and athlr>tlc credentials of Nick Riggs," commented Head Basketball Coach Bill Brown. "His all-around athletic abilities are a plus to any program. " Kenyon is Division lii school and is Ohlo·s oldest four-year libera l arts college. The 600 acr e campus is located in central Ohio, 50 miles nort heast of Columbus near Mt. Vernon. Lo ng noted for Its students and professors. Riggs, the son of Dr. and Mrs. Keith Riggs of Pom eroy, scored 403 dud ng Haig to a sC'lect gathering. <:~dminio,; t ration Board reprc8ent.<> majority GAMBI ER, Ohio - Meigs High School's all -time leading scorer and basketball sta ndout , N ick Riggs, has d<'<'ided to continue his education at Kenyon College. He will pursue hi s basket ball career at Kenyon. The 6-0 guard avE>raged 18.5 points per game his senior year with a high ga m e of 30. Riggs finished his care<>r at M eigs with890 points. 76 ahead of second-place Jeff Tyo, a 1971 gradu ate. of palo.C'C' lit C'rat urc whrn she r C'CitC'd her life with President If r•,-rr Ronal rl RPoga n and his I n n ·spon"t' l o rtw d 1sm1ss a l ol Mis'- Ct~l(ln!lt• , it i." tinu• lh<ll !hf' :vlf'igs I .n<"a l School ho,Jrd io,; m.:.ldf' to rf'aliJP thai thP\. ~\ · f'rf' Pl('('t('d In rf'prPsf'nl 1hf' m<.~ iorit \ of 1h t~ Pf'OplP a nd not t hP prrsonal wishPs nr a fpw Thf'\ "hnulcl think about wh :tl is bf'st for lhP -.. tudPnl s ,tnd clismi ssin c Mi '> s Cnodn itt• is not. In m\' fnur \Paro,; :t t MPigs High. in thf' b;1nd I \.u~nt thrnuJ2h mall\ hJncl din 'clo rs. WhPn Miss Cood nil£' c:1mr· on thP sr·r·n1~ WI' wPrf' skf'pti<·at. Dut !lus wom ;tn took :1 bunC'h of dispir itr'l:l kids :111d madt' thf'm info a proud hand I don ' t " 'i sh to Sf'f' thf' band that rr•pr<'Sf'nts the• proud rX'oplf' of MPigs LOf'.d bN'omf' lhf' Pmharrassmr nt II onf'C' was. D uring hf'r fi rst VP< Ir. Vli'-.s Cc:xxJ nit P l ran sformfil this Pmb.l r · rassmPnt into an ;1ward winning band For th(' firsr l i mP I l03rnrd thp ('Ofi' PCI W<J~' IO do m;t neUVI' I'"S. WP dril\Pd const:1nt l ~ and W<' r njoyf'd it F'or onrr Wf' not onl .\ · Bird Johnson wrote the • longest, dullest book in the history silu ;nion Of'CU ITf'd with parPnls o,; upportmg Mr. Morri s. but thf' board \ 'OIPLl 10 hirP Mr . (;Jf'tlson as su!)('rint f'ndPnJ. with no \'Jl id ri'~l · son Hov,· o,;oon wp forgf' t ~ T hf' J'('I('OnlJnf'nd aliun or ('UUnl,\' supl' l in1t •ndPnt .John HPii:x'l 10 go along with thf' pnnc1pal Jnd thf' local super intPndPnt with not rvf'n P\·alu a ting hrr or asking !hf' fPC' lin~ or IX'Oplr l.ISSOCiLIIf'S with her. shows n1f' wp huvc a puppf't. We don 't nPf'd puppf'ts in our school systPm . \\'f' hJvp plcnt.v of !hem in Wa shington . So com C' on. officia ls. IC'Il us thf' rC'ason ~~·r would likf' to know . Sen~nei-Poge-3 Eastern takes doubleheader from Miller Commenta-1-~·y_________________________________~-~-~~~--~-~~-~~-ly~_.~~=l · ---_ Daily The 1312 Eastern Ave ...••..... 446-4113 (Next door to Pizza Hut) I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Stick these ideas on your refrigerator. I. MAG:'\TI GOES HERE Whenever possible, use a toast er, toaster· oven or an electric frypan instead of yo ur large oven or range . 2. 3. 4. Never use the oven as a heater. s. Place pans on the surface units of your range before you rurn o n the heat. 12. Use a sm:ill amount of water w h en boiling eggs and vegetables. Use tighi-firting lids, too. 13. 14. IS. 16. 17. 18. Place the most ofien used it ems in the front of your refri ge rator shelves so you can get to them quickly. 6. 7. 8.. Make sure refrige rator door seals are tight, free of grease. Don't wash your d ishes until you've got full load . Tiuu's usuaUy after dinner. Turn off the lights, radi o and TV before you leave. 9• 10. 11. let the bot water -un while you're shaving. Fill the sink lwJWay instead. Don't a The more you use, the more energy you'll save. ] f you can) use an elea:ric razor. It uses lt:ss energy ma year than the hot water your hand razor u.'es in a week. Se! v0ur wa1er heater's temp<:ra ture at a mod erate l4D°F or as l o w as pm sihle to allo w for enough hot water . Take shorter :;;howe.rs. Keep your th ermostat at 68° or los s in the v. int er) at least 78° in th:: surnn~ r. In winter, open drapes a:1d shades 10 let sun hear \'Our h ome. \l>'hen sun sets , close them. In summer, cl ose drapes and sh.1j e; to keep your home from genln g r ·.e:r-~~ -~ . Don't heat or cool unused rooms . Clo;e them off. K eep the damrer on your fireplac. closed when not use. m For dozens of additional ideas, cill or visit our office and ask for our free folder. L----- ------- I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I _____ .J We giwe it our best. 0810 POWER COMPANY �Nknday, April 23, 1984 Business Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Nknday, April23, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio George E. Woodwanl .Jr. - Hiram W. Daugherty ~·· ·· • Area personnel file CA LUPOL L'i - A uc tioneer ing has IJ<•pn added as onP of t hr SC' r\'iccs off('rf'd by thf' \Viseman Real Esta te Agmcy. 500 Srro nd Avp, \l.'ll h !ocal a uc tionC'f'r George E . Woodwa rci .J r . joining the staff. Woudw ar d ' s skills w ill be us(•d in rm l f'S!Jtf' sal e c:1t publi c auctions, liqUldallon of busmpss invC'ntories <~ n d sa iP ol pe-rsonal propct1>. A Gall ia County na t i\ (' . Wox l ward gra duiltcd from thP Rep pe r i School of A uc t ionPerin g. Dtx'atur. lnd , rn 1977. He has IX'<'n a hcenS<'<I and bond ed auctiOO('('r in Ohio ~ incC' 1978 and also holds an Ohio n -\ J.l Ps ta tr sa lrs liC'Pns.P He has attendell Ohio Stu te U nivc•rs1ty· and R10 GrandC' College dnd has ohtainf'd ex ten· sivP l'X{X ' f'if'nrr in n•a l esta t(' and pc-rson<tl propf' ll) ' ;J ppraJ sals Hr holcb add il ionu l rxpe r i r•nr(~ m m m1ga,E:P lf'nrl 1ng, m a rk etmg. ad \'rri 1sing and puO. It(' rr lal 1on..;. t\ landm\.l1f' r, 'A \ xx h\ <.~ rd is ~~ 11\·M tock producer now involved m a JOtnt ventu rf' w ll h h is • brot hrr and parents in Ohillco F'a rm s II, a l'har lais cow call opL•ralion , s o u t h we s t of Ga llipolis CllESHrRE Hi ram W. Da ug hertv , ass1stant shlft oper · a1mg engi neer at Oh10 Valley f: lrl'lri c Corp.' s Kvger Creek plan ! . ret't'ntl)' received the r om pa n~ 's anmvcr sary l:J w ard for 30 .v ea r s SPrvice The p ff'senta t1on was made by Lou is H. Ford Jr., plant managPI . Daugher ty JOined OVEC on !'<l arch H, 1954, as a guard during ronstruc tion nf the pl ant l n June ~ ~~- hr transferred to the oper a tions department as an au xiliaf} equipm ent o~ ra t or, and in Ma rch 1966, bcra m P a unit supc'rvisor. Hf' wo1 s promot('(! to h.is p r~: sf'n t posit1on in M a~' 14Rl D .:tughf'ti:V· and hi s w1fe . .J ac- quf'linP, rPside at :1911:1 B irch A Vl' , Point Pleasant. ...---Business Briefs:--S maLL business workshop offe red ,. \T IIE NS - ·\ fr('(' w orkshop at Ohio Unin •rsity ' s In nova tion C'r ntC'r is offrrin g m fo nn a t ion on stat.:• and Feder a I ma tc hing dollar s t01 research an d dPV('Iopm ent. E nt itl(>d "Statl' and FE'dl' r al F unding Sou rees for Sm all B usiness 1-\r•st'OtT h unci Dc'v<'i opmP nt ... th<• workshop wil l be held Tuesday from 14::10 p m. al the inno,·a llon r enter. The program wW be pn'C('(Jf'd IJy un orxon houSf' . bf'ginning il l noon. at the nrw sm all hu'-'inP"s ln{'ubat or fa ci lit \ ·. Th(• \~ t l rk ~ ho p foC' u~ Ps on two Ol 'W prog-ram s that under.vrit C' up to :-.,o pf' r rPnt ( Jf sma ll husmrss t'f'sra rc h an d dC'velopment C'Osts. ThoSC' p n 1gt .1m s a n ' fh(• Sm<.~ ll Hu sinf'Ss lnnova t ion P m gTam and thP Small Hu:-. lllf'!'> " rt o p , OJZI J m . A n m 'C'I\'IP\\ of O hiO 's T homas A lva Edison PJrt n!'l sh1p F und 's lnnrJ\ at1on F inanc ing Program will also bC' pn i\'ldl'(j Ht'g l"'ll ;ll lon in tn r m ;lllnn " ;_n·a il ab lf' b.\ ' wri tmg Inno\·a t io n <·r·ntl'r. I 11 1'1 "'• 1d l ·rl l St . ,\ 1hrn!-.. Ohi o -1 ~70 1. or IJ\· ca lling ~~ - fi682 . Incorp oration article.'\ fil ed C:\I.I. IPOI. L'-' - l ncor rxJr. ttton paJX'l'S tor T he B asP Group I nc , t ;J lll] ){)l i.o.; , tr ; l \ 1' bt "< 'n 1Jl£ 'C l ~A ith Sf><:Tf'tan ol ~t a t r Shrrrcd Brov.rrl s I fit ]('j' ln<"orporator.., tor th t• fim l an · Brrtr !\ . Epli ng and S<·otl B. E plmg . I J, 1\lcl T L \ ·an.., 11'7 Si'f 'l md :\ \ ' P . io:; th f' agr·nl EX-AurHORI'IT HEAD HONORED - M emhers of Gallla-Melgs Regional Airport AuiJJOrlty honored the authority's fonner president, L.arry Beebe, at center , this past week for his efforts with the airport, which Is locak.'ll in Galllpolis and serves both counties. Beehe, an employee olthe James M . Gavin generating station, served with the WJthorlty from 1974 unm hi~ resignation In Novemher 1983. On hand for presentation of a mounted gavel to Beebe w ere, lrorp left , authority members Dan Davies, Tom Bowen, Roy Miller , lln Young, Franklin Rizer and Bob Burlile. • Rite Aid sales earnings show Increase SHIRE M AN STOWN , Pa. - Rite Aid Corp. announced th at earnin gs from opera tions rose 24.6 percent to $62,167 .(0), or $1.47 per share for the fi scal year ended March 3, 1984 . Sales dlmbed to $1.223.265 ,(0), w hic h was 16 6 percent bener than the$1,049,200 ,(0) reported last year. In addition, the company r e· ported a $12 mi llion extraor din ary gain f rom the sale of part of its Inter est in Super Rite F ood s Inc . through an initial public offering In Decem ber 1983 Al ex G r ass, c hairman of thr board and pr esident, said the co mpa n y' s "rr ta il drug s tor e s show ed extrem ely strong sales increases and the spPCialty retaU· ing division had a n excelle nt Chris! m as selling srason ." He also not ed that fiscal 1984 included 14 weeks in the fourth qua rt er r esulling in a 53 week yE-a r as com pared to 52 wePk~ in fiscal 19H3. Pr ofi ts for the four th quarter f rom opera tions cli m bed 32 .1 per cent to $24,900,000 or 59 cPnts per share Sales for the period werl' $36.'i,718,1XXJ. an mc r ease of 18.4 percen t ovC'r the previ ous year. I n fi scal 1983, nC'I incom e from opera ti ons for !hE' fourth quar ter removp Sl:J ies and C'X pPnSPs and reclassify Super Rite Foods earn · ings by th e equ1 ty mr thod Rile Aid cu rrently oper a tes 1,148 drugstores in l H states and 175 toy stores in 23 states. In addition. the compa ny has a mrdlca l Sf'rvices divi sion w hich suppl1es plasm a and pl asm a prod ucts Rtte Aid recently announced the acq uisition of ADAP In c., the leading di scount automoti vf' pa rts cham in Nrw Engla nd wit h J2 units. ThP co mpany also ow ns a :lH.:l pi' rcent i nt erest in Su perdr ug Stores, an opera tor of 178 hea lth and be auty a1d stores in thr United Kingdom . was $18,863, (0) or 45 cents per shar e and sales were $308 .890.000 F or fi scal 1984 , net incom e r ose from $.'i4,978.rrn. or $1 .31 per shar e to $74,261,(XXI, or $1.76 per shar e. L ast year Included an cx tra ordi ~ nary gain of 12 cents per share from the salE' of a pa r li al mt erest in Superdrug Stores. T he current ypa r includes a one- lime gain of 29 cents per share from the sale of Super Rite stork . E arnings per share a nd av er age shares outstanding for all periods ha ve b<'<?n changed to reflect the two~ fo r ~on e stock split of Jan. 30 All periods have been restated to By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Spons W riter The wa y he was hitting, Mike Marshall was due to break out any day. Sunday was the day. " It was m y tum to do t he job today, but this w a' a surprise," sa id the Los Angeles outfielder aftPr putting together the flr st five-hit gam e of his career in the Dodgers ' 15-7 pounding of the Sa n Diego Padres. Until t he splurgP, w hich included two hom e runs and a carE'<'r·high six RBI, M arshall hall roile<'trd onlv onp hit in hi s prPvious appearances. M arshall w as joined in the Los Angeles hit par ade by ca tcherStPve Yeager, w ho drove in rour run~ . three of them on a bases- loadPd doublP as the Dodger s got the day started w ith a six-run fir st inning. Despif< • the three losses. Sa n Diego still has the N L West lead and the confidenC'P to rom e back . The Dodgers put together an 18·hrt att ack, w hich featured four homers and seven doubles. Cr<'g B rock hit his four1 h homer or the weckend and fifth of the st>ason to forge a tie for the league lead w ith A tlant a's Claudell Washington. Dave Anderson hit the ot her Dodgpr homer. G !ants 9, lk'lls 5 .kff Leonard hit a thre<'-ru n hom er in the third inning and Gene Richard s collected lour singles to ch('('se w as abou t 20 pounds per per son in 19&1. twice thr consumption ra tr in 19fi8. The Stalder s and eight employees produr <' atxmt 2 m illion pounds of Cheddar , S" oss and brick cheese a >'m r . pa r1 uf 1hP 94 m ill ion pounds wonh about $180 million wholesale made in Ohio in l q&l Ohi o m nked 11th am ong cheeS<'· producing sta tes in 1982, the latest vPar for w hich fi gu res areav aila ble. Mos t Ohio chC"ese is ma de b~ · sm all familv -opera ted brm s, m ost of w hk h a rP in a n a rea e~bout 70 milPs north east of Columbus. Many cheaper th an thf' cost of prOOu ct ion whrn mil k is surplus Tt•rr)· Maddt•n. mu n<tgcr of Brewster Da irv Co .. ut B rP"- StPr . Ohio, sr~ y11 hi o;;, fir m is thr largest mdependC'nl Chf'f'SC'm ak Pr m the Umted Stales , proclud ng l JO,IXXl pounds of eh" '" ' a da>· and 40 million IXJUnd ~ a yPar for w hol f'Sale distribu ti on nationwid e " Ou r dC'm and 1s so strong we usuaUv ship tom oiTO\\. w ha t we produce toda y ," hl' said of B rews~ ler 's Ch<'<ldar cht'f'St'S Som P other produr ts. li kf' Sv.:ir.;s c hf'f'sr . are aged more th an 6 m onths. Sw iss cheese maker s sell led in the 19th century in the dairy fa rming a rea . Raben E . Jacobson, da iry econo· mist a t Ohio Sta tC' Umver s1ty. estimates the av0 rage return on inves tment in " chff•se plant is about 15 percent. Cheescmaking co-ops run bv dal!)' fanners in Wisconsin offer Ohio pr oduC'Prs st iff com pet it ion, said Bob Ml'shanko uf Good Ch('('SP Co. at P1ckenngton. He sa1d Wisconsin farm0r s profit fr om thr mil k sold tot hepl ant sand thecheeS<' thr co-ops m ake, lettmg them sell ."iu n1 rrw r em ployers sou~h I , ~'' t I { I<)< ;1 Z:\:-.J Df·: - Tilt' pla< 't •rnpnt offi<'(' uf Riot ;r<.tndf' ( 'olll'gt • and 1 mnmunrt~ Collcgl' 1<; S('('k ing local bus in pssps intPrf'stPd in hirin g By Associated Press MikP Squires. already an oddit y a< an occasional l eft ~ handed third baseman, made his m a j or~ league pitchi ng df'but and d1d somethmg few oth!'r A meri can League hur!N s have b<'f'n able ro do this seasoncool oil the sizzling Df't roi I Tigers. fly the tune Squires got his r hanl'e. hO\H'VC'r , ! h(~ Tigers had a lrrad ~' pound('() tour previous Ch icago pit cher s for 18 hit s Sunday in thumping thl' Wh!I P Sox 9-1. 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I ~·1 1 'ill ' n • 4 11 11nn" ·' n I:Oo- lon . on l i.illl lll"l o· 11 I lilt d l..~'. I n o \\ !"'allnn.alllod• • ·~· l .t• :lltl l< ' (llo"'O ·nf S. • \ O ~l l I' F rida,\ , \pril 'll MIDDLEPORT - "EvPrybod y likes to see t heir name In print , and that' s w ha t we do," commented Bob Glltr10re. who recently opened M lddlepon Plastic Arts at hi s homP in Middleport . Personalized belt buckles, name tags , key tags, magnet ic sign s, and desk pla tes are among the m any articles whlch arP made and sold bY Mr . and Mrs. Bob Gilmore from their shop a t 50 Rlvetview Dr1ve. The couple who formerly oper- ated thr Lazy Day Cafe on Rae<' StrP<'t havp conv ened their guest r oom into a business place. The shop was a " natural" for the Gllmores, who oper ated a slmilia r one at Oxford beforP mov ing back to M eigs County about four year s a go. He sa id that after -etlring from the Lazy D ay Cafe a few mont l)s ago, he and his wlle lound some t lme on their hands and derided to get back int o the plastic art business. Both enjoy lhe work and Gllmore fi nds use for his artist ic talent in indlv tdual lzlng the various pieces which cu stom ers ordrr . Right now he's in Ihe process of contacting businesses w ho will display and sell hi s work . Some inlt laiPd key keeper s arPal ready out locally and GUm or e Is arrangtng lor at least one local business to take a line of personalized belt buckles . Gilmore says that In his business In Oxford there was rea l interest in belt buckles by t he trucking crowd who liked the indiv idual touch of their CB "handle" along with som e Identifying design . He thinks that t he sa m p thing m ight ca tch on herPwith theCB'ers. Emblem s, logos, and specialit y designs can aU lx • duplica ted onto the buckles by Gilm m-e , who has gained a r eputa lion loca lly for his paintings of histor ic places around Meigs County. Right now the Gllmores, both native Meigs Countian s, are looking forward to summer and setting up with their wa res ar carniva ls, fairs and even flea m arkets. And sometime In the.futu rP they hope to Px pand th f'ir engrav ing business Into trophiPs 1~1 1~ 11.... 11 11111< ' 1\ " "' II HI nt \ M<U\11''•< 1 11 111" I' '•' \hJ,.,. I oniN U lt"'' 'l'l..,o,.;da,v. c\prl t..l ,, n m tn t hr (•tg ht h on D a r rC'II Port pr 's sac r iJ i<'P fl\' bcforC' . J C'ft R.C>a rdon ca nw on m 1hr nmth to rE'C'ord hi !'- fou rt h ~avl'. r. '1 l ~ l.lnd l' l 'l' ,II M ont n •dl. 'j Thu.,.,luy. April '\ Y 2 a t huts thh SC'ason, df'livl.'rPd :..t tw o- tun pmrh-smglf' in the fi fth off J uan Agos to hcfo rr Df't r o it w rapped it up agamst B urns. Chet L emon went H or -4 to pare Dc•troii\ a>Sault bl'fun• JO,OO:l! ans on a raw d n~' at T igPr Stndium . Thr gam<' was df'IJ\ C'CI 1 hour . 2:l m inul<•s; in fh(' fourth innin g ht?<'a us(' of m1xr d !'now and ram Red So• 12, .\'sX I n .\'f'l anothf'r· F0nwa ~· P;u k slug fC'st . Roston got home ru ns from .J.JckiP G uiiC'IT£'1., Rich ( j 1'dma n a nd Mi k C" l-"aslf'r to O\'f'rcom< • Odk lancl . w hich gO! a pJil of bla" t o:: f rom Da \'C.• K1ng-rnan Thf' Red Sox llroi<P 1he ga m<' open h.\' scnn ng SIX l imPs in thr- four th inning agamst S t r\'(~ Mc Ca tr ~ · . :.! -1. and rP liP\ rr ( 'hr is ( ·(xliro h , an out burst l'i.I PIX'fJ b~ Ton.\ Atm .1s' two-ru n tnplr' C ui ii 'ITPI h1t his fi1 "t mdior lragur hom('l m the ti l th Cf•dman lin N ! hi <.: :. ; ('('Ond hom('r in thf' s Lxth and La slcr hit his tv.·o· nm hnmf'r . hir-; S('('Ond , in tll f' !'ighlh . K i nl-.'lTIJn tl mvl ' m t h n't~ runs of t [.}(lnnis Eck r r!' lf'~' . 1 2. \\ it h l1 1s two h om1~ rs. w hich rai sf'd hi<.: ,\1. lf'ading tota l to q •y('n Boston w on for tU" t th1 · ..;('{'()nd limf' in ]0 gam t>:- dt ·:- pilP h.n in,e t hrf'f' ru nnf'r s thrown (JUt <~1 t hP !Jl ;J11 • in th f' fi rst rwo inning" Angt• ls 9, Bhu• .Ja~' "i 6 Doug [)(>{_~ Jn('<'s and I ~ohb \ ( ;nch dri ll('(! !\\.t J·run hom £'1" 1n lhf' sP\ I 'nt h mn in .(! 10 pu t C Jl ihu niJ a ht'CICI. and B1·ian Dow ning .tddrcl a two-nm "'hot 1t1 thf' nint h for insu ra nc'(' Mnl111! '.il .II "..: \ r, pIll ~ ) ,l , tnl'1t • r ~ al M On111'il l. ; Sa~\ , 11 1() r; 1{:\ .'d H·. ~ T ile Mf'l gs g1rl s 't!fXI 1Pia\· trJ m r o m p l"i!'c•d ol Fnn /\n (l (' l'~flll. :\ nn T r :tiTH'I . :vi i!-.:-. \ Hov.:: Ji'rl .l!ld Hhonda H .iddox took lir<.; t ptacP 111 tht' 17t h C tl lli pn lb H. tJ IM"~ HPid.\'" hl'l'f' S: ttun l:l \' . T tu • MJL l Udl'rf'lt P l;l<.;sr·o.: w f' l f' thr onl\ Ml'igs r nt n tbm s or gi rl s\ to ta kP :1 fir<;l 111 th( • tr.w k J C' l lon si x th w1th :l l' pnlnt " v.:hi lf' Cfl,lC !l Rnh !\ shit' \·,.., bo\'-.; \\'C'l'f' t1rd l or lOth wit h Ra YP II"Wf~ Ki with mn<' po1 nh O th rr~ pla cing fo1 :\1d gs 1n r l udrd rf' l ~' ' tf'am nt DH ·~t m. t F. ngl1sh. Lind a Stf' wart. T am m.\ C 1pm p, ms ;1nd ( 'h a r mfllf' Turn f' r w tth ;1 th 11d in thC' ~H H: J1hnmL1 1-l ack lnx. ll m \ ;lrd . . l f' nn \ S\.l. .lli /., .:_m d Hhomb 1'\ c'f'Cf' fi ft h in th t• 11)(~1 . Sa il \ Sou th\\'01th fnur t h in thf' shnl put . Tr<drwr. th trd in 1hf' lf)(() anrl o;;, ('( 'ond in thr ~. ~m . Turn('!' four th Ill th f' l llla nd "ixt h i n thP :._)(Kl, HoWJi'd s('('o nd 1n t ht• XfM l. and :\JHJC'ro..,n n X• p.m "' r\prit ,.,. l ~ l all!kn, j lfo p m Joseph D. Sayre Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. MEIGS COUNTY Positive Leadership Pa1d lor by Candtdate. Joseph 0 Sayt e. Tr eas 49041 Twp. Rd . 1059. Reedsvtlle, OH . 45772 Fiberglas Mesh Candlestkk Park. T ht> ( i ianl"' wPnt on to \\'in 9-5. (.-\P I .a-.•rphoto ). Eaglettes lose twinbill By S{:OTT WOLFE FAST M E I \.S ~ Ou ting rerf'nt softball acti on Easter n' s E aglcll fls sufff'rcd a d isapJX)inling W0C'k , droppi ng thr('(> of four ou ti ng~ to \ 'PI"\' st 1ff compPiition . F.astf' rn is now :14 0\'f' I'LIII a net .'{·2 in th e SVA C. In a Wf'f'k(' nd doub\Phf'.J drr w ith T r imble. the F: aglett es droppcd tw o d nsf' encounh.•r s to !hP Li d \' T om ca ts. I n t hr OPf' nlng r ont f's i . T r imhlf' took an r a ri ~' lr ad thf'n co:Js lf'd to :1 7 - : ~ win. rommg bac k to cl:1 1m th f' s('('ond con iC'S! 1 ~ · 11 Fi1 o.; t ga m P .stalist ic..., l'f'\ t•alf'tl d si;.; hi t pitf'hin g f'ffor l bv Trimhlf'' s .J oa nn ~ t Fv. 1n g w ho clai m(' d thr H 'ln v. il h 111 \\'.:J lks <:~ nd f nUJ sit ikM uh . L on RitchJC' sufferN thr loss. issuing tht f'f' wa l ks, ninr hits. had t hr f'f' strikrout s. F ivfl F: as tprn ~ ~ r ro r s \('(1 10 th C' df'f C'at .J nnf'l K uhn(• :tnd .T an Dov.·ns IC'd th<' wi nn('!'s w ith fRo do u !J h ~s J nd .1 :-. in glt · f'~l c h . L r ild in g F.astf'rn \\· , 1,.., I.Pa /\n n ( ; .~ u l with t wo singh >s . Lf' " a R uc~ r r wn h t wo singlf'S . Ton \ ',1 S c i\ O ~ :1 sin glf', and Rf'\'fl r l.\ ' W ig a l a s \ng ll'. In t hP ni gh !< ;tp . Trim bit• Pdg-Nl t h 4 ~ hoo..; h 1.:! · 11. hnw r \(' 1'. F:HS m. Hi l' t ht · g uf'-.; h w en k frH thP \ ic tn r\ wi tl1 :1 t•,u gh n mw h.1r k d 1n r1 E:..t"-tf' r nf'r Kn o.; t i C.HJdJ s d id ,1 fin r job m h f' l hl'l..,! pit c hin g t• fflil t. dl'spitt • sul ff-1 · ill g thr • los" ( ;c1dd ts f<~n n ('(t ltll't 'f' \\. tlk('( ! 12 . •ln d g;t \'(' up n hih f); n ·i, \\ :..t~ th( · wm nin g pi l c h ~ ' r \\ ll h f' l.C h1 \~ a lk ..;, fnu1 :-. !1ikouh .tnd 1.\ hi t." I'(',E!l .., l f'I'PCi tn IH ' I' Tl .llll t'. AngiP SJ)C'nC'Pr '''ith two triplrs and singlr. Garl dis ;1 clouhlf' and smglr. Ga ul. Savo\' L1nrl Hi tchir two sing Irs. LC'sa Huckr l .1 douhll\ A m \ Young a :-.ing iP. . 111d Lon R itc hif' ;t simdL• In a lcugu r rn nt r·st wi th :\orth Gall ia. F.a strr n prn\ f'd it sel f a s a ~\ 'ACwi t h a ])-Ill trium ph. L of'i Ri tchi (• w J" th C' w inning pil c hor v. 11 h fi \f' v. a lks .w d rontC'ndC'r in l hr nnC' st rikC"OU!. \;l.,'hi i P suffPr Pd th(• loss w ith nn F. H S r; tsualt i<'" ;_m d 1ust twn w al k" E <:l" IC' r n p ou nd('(} ou t .111 Ltm a11ng ~:! h i t s. "Corin g ninr run :-. on 10 hit " 1n 1hr dc'C i.., h 0 si x th innin g. ! .r ~1 ~ ng thr Fds tr r n a 1t ar k w as S ;l\ O\ ~\ 11 ti fnur singlf'.c., . ( ;c~ u\ :1 douhlr :1ncl sm g iP. Angif' Sp(' ncrr ;1 tri piP .Jnd tw o smglc·s, A f~ 1 t c hH · :..t cloublc ancl tw o :. ; ingh•o;;, ( ;addis ddd f'cl cl . ., jnglr. I ,ori H udso n ~ ~ " ln ,l.! h'. ;tnd 1.. R itc hit' a douhlP . F or r\(; M irlw ll t• t ;f'O!'.f.!('. \\'hit r . Crnd \ · Higlr''.' anrl ,\r Yina J)on, thuf' h:..td tn o " ln glf'" f ' ~ IC'h . In .t not hf •r S\ 'AC IP;tgw • cPn l•'·' ' th f' l\ v(! f'l C 1f' f ' k R n h ki1h ' n ' w ait z('d hJ .~ 11·2 t r ium ph ow' r tht • .w >ung l<. l g l•' 1! f' ... ,ts Ctnd \ ~ \\'i s h t ' l' p!I ChPd ~~ rl\ •··hllt rr I n pwkmg up th C' w in . Swi :..; h f' l \\ Ldk C'tl JU:-.t fnur ,md f cmm-ct ll \' f' ( ;ad(h " suf1 Pn x \ thP Jo"s w 11 h l h v•. dk..,, ninr · h1h . . tnd 10 brg " lri k f'() uf-.; 10 h(•r c rNf it 1\\ ('1\'f' e n -.; t h r n 0 1 " : 1nd the f ~ te l t!J;Jt F .t :-.h •J n did n()J c• •t , I h it until t h (' 1.., 1:-;th inn in)..! pl. t'.f'<i ,1n l lll iXH ' tant f;rn o r in ttw l\ \J.~<'r C i ('('k H in F111 tht~ winn tTs ~ \\·r s h t ' l h.1 d t ~\ ( 1 " in gk "-. H <·1dr ( ·.~~· m.tn tw r1 " ' ngll'". 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N utr 1· T h 1n con 1a1m n o dru gs, ca f fe ine or pre.... e r\at lve~ . lak e the pill wnh a glass of v. a1er befor e each meal and th e am az i ng com b 1n ati on of powerlul m gredH' nl " t 'i ~ o ef fective 1ha1 weig ht los'l al tu all y bcgms 1m· mediately. Papain and Dail)' Vilamim fh e un1q ue a nd pn .... er lill ble nd n f m ~re dH: nt<. 1.., wh::11 makec, ttw, p1 \l ~ o <,u c c e ~ s f ul . Nu t ra Th1n \.:O n tain ~ Papain , th e natura llligt:~ t1 vt· ..:n1 yrm: of papa) a Papain " o rb 1n the ll 1· gcstl vr <., y<.,i l'll1 t o aa.l an d ~rea tl\ al · t:d eralc I he dl !?C''l lton of food you ea t It co nta1m a d1 uretJc to hd p cli mmate b lo at a nd putt'in c..,~. a nd 1n <H.id lfl on 11 I \ tort 1fi cd \\-11 h ]()(J":o o t l h e recom · mended U S. G c)l.an rne nt Dally Vna m m requ1 re mcn 1.., n ec c<.,~ary for healt h S h e' In R ll""dl. Mis-; \ Du pll 'l' , t< uhm•. SikOl'-.; kl. .Jo h n ... on .1nd T r.n nl ' l f'~K h h;td tw o hit.., f r nm l .t'. ldim.: fift h in l ht' 10 1. lh n'( ' M ri,~:;s ho v~ rf'l d ~ · tf'~l m.s "cored po int s J ~ .J on Pf'tT in . M ll;f' \\'illfntrl. Craig Sincl ait and Chad \\' illl :tm s fl n1o.: hPd fifth m thf' :t!m :..t nd si x th in thC' Hli U w hiiC' 1h0 l f':..tm nf F11.HI Robin ~ o n. M a r k H a m o ncl ~ . Darnn C n ' m t'd ns Jnd E el K itd1Pn wf' rr four th in thr -tm. ~l i k <' KPn nrd.' g 1ilbhf '< l M1 •igs t)(1\' ~ on I\· ind i\·tdu :JI honm " w it h d si x th in both thf' : ~:,:m and lfi(Xl Thfl M ;n audt•rs' flf'Pt Sha\\ n E;.~ d s pu ll ~d a h am st nng in thr !lXI m l'l<'r Ll:i stl snm r ~0 "" )'(!" fm m thl• fini sh li nf' ..tn d w a..; una hiC' In pf' r for m in , Jn\' f urt hf'r .ICIJon T hf' f'x 1Pn 1 o f L.Hb' in jun v.·,t:-. nnt th ought to lX' <;('J'lrlUS. Trai nrr ·s 2· ·lh.:l tim r in thf' g i r ls' . r~m f'l:tpsNl hf't ' m\.·n sc hool rf'C'ord "hf' b10kC' tw o W('(' ks ago . T hf' MPig.;; j unior fini shf'd tw o SC"C'Ond s off 1hf' 1-XH'r of wi nnrr Ci:trm on of r ;,,ll ipoli s. snmr :lO seconds ahead of third pl .'lCf' ......-....992-5692 or 992-6565........ DISHES ror a throw in fi rst inning action Sunday aftt•rnoon at SAFE AT HOME -San F rancisco Giants' right fi elder Gene Richards slides safely into !rome plait• whUe Cincinnati Reds' catcher Dann Bilardcllu wails TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS Democrat For County Commissioner Positive Change ' iii &1 -of~-.. "\t'fl ~ •tun l.l\ ' ,( i .mll .., l'h ll;ldt •IJ•h• :o l ! ."..:; \\ \'•~k l'ii i ~I IUI C h II. t 'h w. ll.." ' ·, S. 1n Il k~.:~• •1. I ,,.. .\nr.:•·l•" " ~ ~UI'Il ' Sl I.Hll l ~ I M lnno "''l l.< II • · I ~ · ' '"' I 'IIITHIIlll >U I fi T Sund.1.\ . \ pril !! h hn 111hw• 'j l' ,lh.!on> I l rlm•lll l"11 1110' "'II<' ' l I \ 11 11111"" 11,1 J Sl I.<IUL~ \, ! fl ~l tnrH ..., II I " Ill ~ !'I III V.. I \ C ·,~nf<'" "'' " ' ( l~.a~np kMw. llllp" "" ,. \ 1o onlll ', ll ·, ... .....~ l : ., I" Fr.m•·•..,• • ,\11.1111,1 t:n nt;:o;T m\ ~•o:'l> S. •l1 llwco I , ,... ,\n .:•·h .. ( 'Ill< f'l'l htl " l.ll ~' " ll•lll ' l'"' 1. .,' .. \ l ••Oi n·.•l Sl i .HUI• 1' '1'<'1 Ho('kt>v "., Ipill ' '\,;j '\\ \'I ll k ( '!u.-,.cu ·~ \pril r.•mp.• H. .. ,\ nl""'" ,ol ,\1 11•-1• Su111l.1,\ \jlril !'l ,11 ,\ l ll'hiC.IIl ·'' ' ' '" t-:.\."T ffi\' I"U" By CHARI..ENE HOEFLICH st ruck out th1('('a mi wa lked onP in 7 1-.1 innings before nredm g r eliC'! hPip fmm Cary l .ucas. l .uca s gavP up a 1 I •II mtn L! h.orn ,,1 [ lo •t' l 1 I I \k l,,hom, o .<I Chi• ,II.-' ' \\TJU.\ \I . I.E,\1.1 1 ' 1 111 . 11~ v. .. • h •n c t •>n -..111 · II ' Tu• •..,<l:~r ·~ Local couple opens plastic arts shop ThP homers were only l hP fourt h dnd fifth of the ycilr for the A" ros. \l..'ilh four of them eoming in thr th rw-gamP srii rs w it h the Bra ves Winner Joe Niekr o, 2-3, allowed lv.'O hits and tanned thn >e in his fi ve in nings, lfl(;!V ing aft (_lr the speond rain dela.v of the game. Thr('(' n?lif'\'rrs pitchrd th f' final four in nin gs \\ it h Frank D iPino workin g ou t of an Pight h-inmng j am to ga in his lht rd save'. Expos t , ( 'anllnals Z U ndefeat r'Ci Bf)·n Smi th won his four th ga mrwll h liltf'rPiief h<>lpand A nd rf' [)av.:son dmvP in three r uns w it h a homC'r and a single as M ont rm l defeated St. Louis. Sm ith , 4-11, gave up eight hit s. C'oJ ch C nn l on Fi shor ·,.., ,l! lll s p i ~H·~ "<J \ 1• 111)' ~11 ' S.•tunla \ l~•l l lll" " ' PERSONALIZED HOUSE SIGN - Boh GUmorc who ha.• opened tht• Middleport Pl~ic Art shop at his home, 50 Riverview Drive, Middleport, creak'S a bouquet of roses on a house sign lor "The Roses of Adam Road" neW' Letart. An artist , his emphasl• in the engraving husiness will he not only to personalize but indiv idualize each item with designs. season. 1 • ··• '-'~ " l '~llt" ~ lph l,o Jl. S.m ,i rtf••IH• • II BELT B UCKLES - SpeciaHiy of Middleport Plast ic 1\rt.• are helt huekles, aH sizes, shapes and designs. Both Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore, who operated a pllL'!Ilc art shop in Oxfonllor m any years, are desib'llCr.; and engravers . 5 and six hits in the fi rs t two. lost his serond gamP In thrPP starts for the M ets. Ast ros 3, Braves 1 Cr aig Reynolds ·and !::nos Cabell belt ed solo hom e runs as Houston trimmed Atlanta in a game tha t w as plagued b)' two m in dt>lays. Reynolds broke a scoreless tie in th0 third whf'n he hit his second homer off Pete Falcone, 0-.1. Two out s later , Cabell hit his first of the Marauderette relay team takes first place l1 SFL rt>su Its \ • ' · '' ! '' "' \ ... ~..n ,\ m mputr r club h.J s h<'f'n f11rmm at Golllpoi !S HL,TfN \.T OJ>,;. I'> \ 'a WKE E -AM Rad io will begin transm itting in stf'rro M a) 1.1. lx'commg t he f 1r st suc h sta tion in the tri ·sl al e an'i:l lo hruadca st \\.-lth that capabilitv AM stcrm is availa ble now for reception in 1984 B uick car s and will be ava ilable in ChrYs ler products this fall. Most automob!Jes with carrying Delco E IPC tr onirs r adio system s w!JI have AM stereo recppt ion ca pabili tiPs. " We haw bef•n a t the forefront of the AM ster eo movem ent," cmn mrnrcd Strvr Ha.YPs . WKE E prog r am direc tor and morning personality " Cincinna t i d[)('sn' r havf' it ; Lexington doesn't have It ; nobodv e!S<' in West V irginia or thi s ent ire region has It. But as of t he mickllt • of M ay. thP people in our arf'a w iU have II ." I tat•·•• ,..,... _.. n, ,, ,.l ••l • Cn llf'g"L· 1fl <., har(' inffJrmation . suppm1 , w ftwarr and ld('J S S tat ion to hroatlcast Ln !>lPreo t. -'. o.;, \lnll< la.\ ·, I .:um ... GBC f orm,.; compute r club a bout C()m put£ •r h'<·hnology Thr c lu h 1s oPf'n to ,lt'('a rrs id r nt s at lf' <.~ st 13 vr ar s old. M w t ings v. ill tH.• ht'lcl on Sc1 tun:Lr \ ·:-., w ith 11lf' nf'x l m r'("fing sr t for noon Apr-il 28 .11 th•' m c11n c.1 m pu s 111 Ca llipo lls. fJ<'hh v M ulli ns is p!·<•sident of the c lub. w it h Mary Lou \.rrenP the \ l('f' prf'Slclrnt and Pa t C ould. Sf'C'I'f'l ar:; -t r'f' asurrr i"m mnrl' mlorm :t!Jo n . contact !Jlf' sc hoo l at -146-4367 or :!.84-2164. sPm nd pitch. Detroit , In completing a thre<·· game swrep. r an its record to 12·1. best in the m a jors. In other A L gamc•s, Boston outslugged Oakl and 12-8, California r nmrhL>d Toronto 9-6, Tcxu s trimmed New York 4-0. Minm•sota halted RaltimorP ii-1 and Kansas Cit\· at Cleveland and SeattlP at M llwauk('(• \\'E'rf' r a inffl out . [){ot roi t 's .Juan &'>IT'nguer, m ak · mg his first a pp<.•amnce of 1984 , nllowf'd j ust two hit s in Sl\V('n shutout inning s HP struc k nut srv ( ~ n bP for e rel if'VP r s A urC'Iio lop£':; and Wilhe Hernandez each eam C' m to pitch an inning . K ir k Gibson slc.m mwd <J two-ru n homer m the first mning aga in st Chicago's T om B rPnnan, 0-1. Ba r baro Ga r bey. w ho has 10 hi ts in 20 ,\ l .,·lhr . Jl I~ <1' 'I I ' ' I Il l• , o ~: • I h 11 1 ~ . , .., I 111 l l I IO'\' l. oiHI )')I I I oll h" lll,o 'I I' " nn l<• h Ii i( 1 ( ;1{,\ .\ 'DF: - T h n '(• t' IJ s~r.,.., a1v tx>i ng offerrd ll1 a S!Jf'('ial " Pl'inc "' ·s!-.ion sL- 1tr'(! 1o bf'gi n ,\pril :~o b.\ · lhC' adult f'du cat ton dlvlsion ~11 ll ul'kt •\'t' ll 1lls Ltn.'f' l ('f' nh' l' Thr' ( l,J "' ·"-' ·~ J 1 t · .t u to hfxl,\' n ·pair, -!f) hou rs. T uf'Sday' and T hu rsda:'-', h 10 p m . h.r" K' .t 1r r ondr 110n1ng and r Pfn grra lion. 60 hou rs. M onday and \\.1'lln1.,.., d .~ \ . 1). 10 p m .: llUuSf'hold rf•pair ~ and JX'rsona I proj('('l s, . ~ ~ llOU I .... . :Yl nnd tl\ ttnd Wl'dnl'sda_v . +l- 10 p .m . ,\ cl rll t Hi ll , II 1ntor ma11on m J .\ lx' nb ta inf'd b.\ c alling !hi' adult r'(luc:tt Jon Cll\ 'tsinn ~l f ~ -1~·:1.1.1t1 . f'X IPnsion t.:,'J.. from 2·10 p.m . M onday throuL:h T hur:-.(.1;1\ .tncl ~ ~t. m -1 p.m Fnd a.\· 1;,\ l .l.lf'OI.IS - the pla tP in a five-run ba t-a round in the second inning that prov idm them wit h a 6-0 lead and all the ru ns thry needed for the afternoon . Ron Darling, who worked fi v p inning> despitP gtving up six r uns f m• mn.111 ·, ..;,m ~ - ._.n, '" " /l d u lt dw;se.~ ojfered 11u ..., mP'~ " The Reds scored thrPP runs in I he top of the third to take a 3-1 lead, knocking San Francisco starter Mark Davis out of t hegarne. But the Giants took the lead lor good in the bottom of the inning, at 5-3, as A I Oliver singled home one run and Leonard blasted his home nm. RelievPr Rene M m1in, H I, got the victory. He left m the fift h aft er Ron Oester belted a two-run doubll' lor thr Reds. Randy U>rrh and Garv Lawllr finishl '<l up, wi th Lawllt• ga ining his third save. PhiUies 12, Mel' 5 .Juan Samuel hit a hom£' run and single, batted in two runs, scored three and stol<' two base; to pace Philadplphia owr Npw York. U nbeat Pn Ch arl es Hud son pitched 6 1-.1 innings for his third victm0 ·. He got relief help from Bill Campbell and A I Holland. Sam uel open<'<l the P hilli(•s' l irst with hi s first hom er of th£' spason for a 1-0 lrad. The PhilliPs sent 10m en to Scoreboard ... ' l d11 .m lo." " tud· ·nh on :1 p~t rl · t l mr or fu ll t1mr ho~ s i s th is summer . Jj m1f'rf':-. t('d , u mt.tct Pi·g Th om:..t ~. dlrf'f'tor of pl JCC'mPnl. RIO ( ;1 '. 1nd~ · <'•JII1 •gt · a nd Commu nil\ CollPgr. H 10 ( ~ r t~ ncl t • . Oh1o o.l~/(i4 , or (';!II 2rl -, : r~o. l lead San Francisco over Cincinnat i. Giants Manager Frank Robi:1son fielded a greatly altered starting lineup which produC'Pd a seasonhigh 17 hits off four Cincinnat i pitcher s. Tigers dump White Sox, 9-1 Ohio cheeses competing for markets PEAR L , Ohio !AP I - PcopiP al·<' eating mor e cheese than ever and their tastes are changing, say Ohio chw spmakers, w ho are domg a brisk business lk•spite heavv com · petition from Wisconsin . " Milder Cheddar chceS<'s a ll' more popu lar," says .lohn Stalder. who w ith his w ifr . Gra ce . run s Pea r l Va iiP)' Ch('('Se Co in Coshocton Count>'· one of about two dozen Ohio cheesPm aking films "SharpC'r chff'Sf'S are d ~' ing out. It 's m ost!,\' older people w ho likf' t host• .. T hP National CheeSP l nst il utfl says Arrwri ca 's consum pt ion ol Page Dodgers, Giants pound foes i.> ..' The Daily Sentinel and ent:rg ) . JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH . NOW SERVING PIZZA e at i n or to go . Easy Pick Up At Our To Drive Thru Window From 4 :00 to I 1:00 Phone-1n Orders Welcome PH . 992-3756 1--- - - ------------1 DALE Hili. FORD TRACTOR Your Farm Equipment Store 992-266B ·m eorv. Oh . ( A maJ' in~ G lucomanna n Nul rt ·Thln c nn1 a1 n ~ a n et fec11v e amount n l " t Jlucoma nnan, .. a na tur al d 1 c t a r ~ f 1hcr u\ed 111 Japan for O\C r t 5C( l ye a r . . . Glu ( Oillannan Cl(pands 10 you r stomach and g iH'" you a full and .'.J!IS fit.•d fed 1 n~ all L.b~ lo ng . It in crea .~e ~ metaho!J . , m and thu ~ \ peed ~ up the burmn g of ex -. e., .. tat at a rat e that wd l arna/ c yo u Repo r t" 1nd 1catl' ra\1 and ca'\y ""e 1g ht l m~ from fo rm er l y ovcr Y. elght r eorl c who arc nt)'" '. ltm and aura e t1 vr aga1 n. N utri-Thin ~ O\\ A ' 'ailublt> 01 d er d 1 re c tl ~ l ro m th e m anu · la r tur er by ma ll . Se nd $ 12 for a 15· day supp ly, $20 for a 30-da y supplv, or SJ5 f o r t he eco n o m y 60 ·da y ~ u ppl y . Se nd c a ~ h. chec k or m oney o rdrr . rl u~ $\ r n. . !agc a nd hcm d hng to . Nut1 a-T h1n P rm.lull ..,, :QO We\l Cota St . Dept Sa n1 a Bar bara . CA ~ 310 1 . VISA O R 'v!ASTE RCA RD O.K . Sen d card nu mber, exp1ra110 n date and ~ 1g n atu r c FOR FASTER SE R V I C E , CA L L T O LL FREE : 1-800-824 7888, OPE R ATO R 376 (For credit card o r ders onl y ) Uncon . d lftonol m o ne 1· hack guaruntpc 1] not comple te().' .sat1.sj wd. INTRODUCING .... RUTLAND TIRE SALES Main St. Rutland , OH . PH . 742 -3088 HOURS : Mon . thru Sat . 8:0 0 to 6 ·0 0 . ... 1 37.50 Pl65/ 80Rl3 Firestone Steel Belted ........ .... ... . 134.50 Pl85/ 80Rl3 Kelly Springfield All Season Glass Belted 1 52.00 P205/ 75R14 Electra II by B. F. Goodrich Steel Belted P215/ 75R14 Reynolds Glass Belted .... .. ...... ....... .. .. . .... 147.00 .... . 139.00 P195/75Rl5 B.F. Goodrich life Saving Radial. P215/75Rl5 General RWL Steel Belted .. ...... ..... ..... ... 159.50 FRONT END AliGNMENT .. ........ .... .. . 1 14.50 For Most Amem:an Made Cars & L1ght -- P 1 ckup ~ THESE ARE OUR EVERWAY LOW PRICES (All Prices Include Mount ing & Bubbl e Balan ce) �Poge- 6- The Daily Sentinel Monday, April 23, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs Seniors plan activities POMEROY -The Meig., Counl\ Semor Clttzens Cente-r. Mulix' rn l .10 p .m ., Pam! Clas.o,, 2 to 4 p m .. I.o1 s PauJP\ \Vill ins truct Height s, PomPro\. has scheduled hPginntng pamtlng. thcrost is$3 per rhe following actl\'ltiPs fm tlw Wl't' k of April 2.1 to '!I person Monday - Phystc al f' 1·ncss. ll 40 a.m .. Square Dance. I .I p m . PhySical Fitness 11 40 a m Tu esday - Ruth Po\\Pr s. Po m eroy -Midd leport I. IIHar Jein and Carol HeidPman. Regio nal Llbranan tor th<' Ctnc ln<Jll Blind and Phystca lly Hand icapped will demonst rate Talki ng Book Mac hines and SJ)f'ak abou t Sf'l ,-icf>s for the elder!\ and handicapped at I p m Chorus 10 thr nu rsi ng hom P fo r the birt hday pam "' l l op m beans, cole sl aw, rai nbow gelatm p m .. pia\ tor PI !Zl">S staff WC'CtnPsda:-,· - Phys !Cd l F Jl n P~s. 11 . 40 am. Btngo, I ~ pm Bo- tor a tw o·mi le wa lk and r f•.. hnw nts 1d ~·mo l T hu l\utn t1 on Prog-ra m ._ ..._ ,., IH - y i l ."" .... . . . ··-- t loo u •d ~ ... .,. J . . . . lolo \~ "'"' ' "0.1 - t w_.,. ,. ,.., --· 1:1-,.,-......... Jl ~ - ., ..... , l l...,•WemH 1. ,._...,, f <oiO"OI ,._..,h_ ,._ ._,,_ , .. lo. . . . ...... . .. """"''"'"..' 4 11 - olo• ll.,t ~~ .. [111 . ....... . .. .... . . . fyo"- NOTICE TO COIIITRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION UNIT PRICE CONTRACT FRG.OOQR Jt68) SRG-OOOR tt49) Sea led proposal s wil l bP 1ece rved at the olf wP ot the 0 1rPi 'o 1r of lhP Oh10 Depa rt rnf'nl of Tr ansportat• on Co lum bus Oh10 unld 1 0 00 A M Ot11 o Stnr1d aH1 f rme 1uesdav \!lay 15 1984 fo• 1mo rove · ffi P'l iS Ill Ad(l ms Athen s 11r o wn Gal hn H1(]h!nnd Hodmg Jackson Law P. nu: M e1 4!:> M unroe Mar 'ld'l Nu t!I P. P1ke Rcss Sc •o1o 'vrn rc n and W ash 1nq ton Cou n ! 1 (' ~ Oho o on V<l loOuS routes .mn sprt,ons by apolv1nq rPIInrPIIPrt rv(l pot.,.es1e1 pave· rn•.., lll 111.1rkmt; Tld l €t lal for r '' 1111 r Iii li'S ••d .e l1ne<: and la'le lol1f''-. P.1vrnwn1 W1<1 1h WH1es r>ruJ('Ct lennth - 0 IJO fPel or (J 11n rn t U S('('Ond, and David Swanson, thin!. 'W'I: - ~ 1.':~.' l''t! :Sildt •"'~,L •: I II II Jl • • • I #t' l tw d.r t• c,r· t lor r OmiJ IPIIOfl • 1! ' h•". wm ~ o.; h 11! hP !:>10 ! lorth 111 lllo iln lo 'nhJ J)f () JJCS 11 l II h t'" li1r1 f' l >.. h iiiiJp H'(IL II IP'J ' <) l oiP N l] il h•'\ / II(~ l ( ('( jll if'rJ • llf'r k o r ( ,) <, hw r s ( h~·r· k tor an lrnnunl <•q1r 11 to five per cent of hts bid. b111 11 111 0 f-' v.. nt more lh.Jn ldty III QL! o,; <Jnd IOII lf '> n r a POMEROY P() nwrm LodgP lft l. 1-'&!IM, "ill n" ' 'l M onda)' <~I li p ln "' th<' Pomf' ro\ :vt asonic Tt •mpl! · for ,l social hour hf•fon· thP 7 p rn •. mt'("ltng \O,.' II h wo rk m 1lw feJJmqTatt d(·gn 'f' All M .~ ... r1n-... thf'ir wi w•s and c hJldre n d! C' invr tC'd fot thf' '>i X' J ~ll hour \\ h0rc n~fn -s hnwn h v..Jll ht• :-.4'1\ f'rl ~ """'"'' l t ..... , . ......« ........ . 67 -oo i O no...,.,..~ ,. l l .Owf'>"-o>O• 1 1 c....... o f.., .... . , .. ..... "'"'"-· ,. - 511 o• lolo "' ' ' '"" II l'l l ila , tl lh1· DIREC TO R RevR 1773 Apr.l 23 30 Public Notice NOTICE TO COIIITRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMEIIIT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohio April 13, 1984 Con!Toct Solos l.ogal Copy No 84·408 UNIT PRICE COIIITRACT IRG-OOOR (22) FRG·OOOR (1 721 SRG·OOOR (1 53) Wo>nul 1 I I J In 'TI . \ND - Miranda NkhoL<;on, Hutland Eh•mentary S.•hool, was first pl: ~ ·t· winn••r a11d lw1lds her trophy <L"i (.·ount~· co-champion in the Soil .uul \\ . ~lt· r f'on~ ·nration Di"itrit:t post..•r l'Onh"St. With her are, from h·tt,'l'.uluny .Jo Millt>r, ~·t.1md plac_1• .uul Am,\·llt•r.t.ld, third. In back are -lim Lm .L-.of llw distrid and :vlargt' Fetty. fourth gr.ul<' teacher. l o 1 llr r· Jl 1tt1 .Hl!l i\ t •J'->, rn I I JIHl f \ on \1.1 \ M 1n1 m1 rn /; i1 (J o~ r.11 1 c, l nr tf1 , p r01PCI havP I"'' n prt do l• •r lllHl("d as I('(] WI'"'/1 IJV I IW .11•11 ~I f' SP! tr r01 oil ! l~P 1 >~ 11 p rQDOSJ I lhe d alr> SPt t r ~r co rrpl1 11 ·• o f lh 1s ;'\ Oi k -;h lll l lw '>f' 1I oi!lo n the b1d dHuJ p1 o t "J~ t! Ea'- h t11dd Pr '>h 111 tJP r•'<i i>f"rt 10 lil t' Nil h 'l1 S IJ d a U 1 rl i!o fl c heck O' cc~ sh 1 e r ~c h en tnr ,r n nmo1 rnl PQ1rnl to five per cant of hts bid, bul on fll) P\Pfl! m(oll I han filly lhousan(j r.o!l<~ r s ru ,1 boncl let ten per cent of hts brd. DJvab lc to th e D•rf'Cio 81d der s mus t ;1pnlv on th • pr op(l r lorms to1 quald1t 1111 1n at IP. CISI IPn <i d\ S pr 1 r 1'• l ht dd!P se1 lor ' ll r n1nq l! 1d n .l cr.o rdJnoT' v\ 1!h Ch c~OI P< ~~?S Ohu) Rf'v tS f'd r ndl' IJl ano;; .Jnrf <. p(lo ol r ilt101 <. 11,. o n hlr 111 rtn Or'pJ rt rTl 111 ,tl Tra llS[": fJrt1t•Cln ilf'rflr,p ( !11 f' 1 tl thP D•slr 1Ct Dr D1r! ,.. Onr c tor l ho· 01recio t r'"'.f'rv(" rh,-, roqht To ff'l ' r I dlly ·Hld c~ l! t~> d , v\IA RFEN J Srl/l I H OIW ( 10 11 AN8 1 77J I LEGAL Nn11 1s rrrrht q" r rh 11 C nk. l l 1Hll ollrl "" • ll 1 ' '1 1 ' I li lt'l 211-l 7 H Hu ' '" II 11 t PrHnt·J ov ·1')7()'! 1, 11• 1 1111 0 0 111 1 \1\• 11 hr' Aldr,]lfl') 1111 prrop O•,r d M on lll(j (J p r ol 1111. 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Pn dl '( l h v 1'1 ',111 hn. 1pp. Hhtl( l. l These cash rates include discount lla<kl'lt , ~Vtu'\ M. n 1 rn , .n1d lul1.1 H\ Sf•ll T ht• n.r iJt lrJ .JI 1 h.q >t 'tltl 1Wamea >For Sate Uamt • l Announcement t\ I,IJilllfJ'-, Calif wn..., t ht • ho non'(l i-,' llr ·-, t .11 lht · PflU\' ior a nri SJl' lk t 'rl n l h r progr,tnl•d thr E ight c1 nd I· orl \ S hr · .~nnr i Uill t '(I Cha(X'.I U Day to hf' hdd .n tlH' N at tona l . l r~,~ ,..,h !losp1t .t I m I ): •m t ·t o n l ht' t h m l l~' t '(•k t·nd tn M .t \ Vn nou ~ l ' h,lll nw n g.tu· !ll t 'H f£'tXII1 S :ll !h(• ~IU\' \0 1 .i!1d !I \.\ .1'- goal Sellon.., \\ !lh . 1 l !ll , l l )For Rent 2 . _ _ _ _ __ :vlnlllLEPORT - Winnt•rs of tht• SoU and Water Dl.trict poster •·unl!-'t at lht • Mlddl<•portl-:lt•mt•ntury SchooiiU'e Tricla Baer, left, thin! pl.• , .• holding tht·llrst plaet• poslt' r of T:u-a Gerluch. of 1 r) . . pa11nPJ s nf'f'Cif'd for goal o.;f o~ !l·wu lr· wa s e ndorSf'(t for d n._ll tonal offi Cf' 198:>-1!6, and Dorothy llrdd"' lot CPntral Div ision Chapeau, 1Ml-R.5 ThP Sa lon m ade ww1al conl n bu Uons Jncludlng$JOOtor srholarshJps. $50 to the localtubercu losL' nu1'S<' to liE' used fo r a loca l famlly, and $7'2 to the Na llona l Jewish Hosptlal tor several pm]PCts there Meeks corn pletes tratmng Pfc I· '> l f' ll MtY'k s .!1 , son o f I· o.; frll c~n cl M,1nd \. S M('t... ks of J'on lcl h.l wk, Ky, h ct s ~, l.ldua t ed ff om t hP lJ S A ir F o i <'P l'ommunl ca l ln n o..; op ~> r a t l o n ~ ~prc!n ll s ts cou rsf' at CoodfPi lnw All F'orcf' RClS P , TPXIIS (;radu lrs of lhf' eoursC' if'arn ed to opcrd iP comm u nleatton hem "' stf'ms clnd a n (II Wt' !he> p fff'C tiVt:' · nC'ss of cnmmunk all on sr curlty m f'asurf's I n udd! tl on. l hC'y!'a rned CI"'C'dif s row.t r rl a n associa t f' dPgr('{' in applied science through the Communi! ; CollPgt' of the Air Force. Mreks will not s~rve In Wuerz. bu rg. Wf'sl G<'rmany. with the HI :lrd Mil i t a ry lnt e lllg ence Ba ttalion. His wile. Mell on<'y. Is the daughlf•r of Bernard Whil e of Mason, wva The private Is a 1981 graduate of Sheldon Clark High School, Inez. Ky. 3. •• 17 18. 1. _ _ _ _ __ <~It' ~ 1 F'und ra t!' m g .IC't " l! J(•s fr 11 1ht · chlldrf'n a ncl \OU!h prnj P\ '" \.\ I 'll' reported on b~ PPil ll Kn.1pp l llt· 1.1 marc he was a nnouncH.I fo1 Aug .\ and4 mColum bus L ucillcW<xxlling • ( 11 • L>,1"1 ' I :> 1'18 L1 11 1 1h ~ 19, 20. 21 . 22. 5. 23. 2• . 6. 25. 1. 8. 9 26 'fl. tO. II. 12. t3. 21. 29. lO. _ _ _ _ __ 31. 32. 14. 33. t5. 16. :u I I I I 3 ?2 l mo ~~ 1 r 1) 11 - L~rBoy - Trencher - Water - Sewer CALL 992-5949 M· : r,, ,,, ' ~r J I • d l f Cou (l ( ,1.,, r..,, .' 1 31 1 i 1-.abcilc v Rr · •';' \ ll•" -!' 1) M.l <;On WPSt \;,r " ' 17 ,)to n v1 .1ppumt ed r •• ·· ~ · , 1 •h• , r Jo•ol N::.11a C 13 .L •1· · ' 1 , , d 1dtr c f 3 19 H1/ l, rr1oi C, tr, I M •il cllt'OOr l \Jh, h / 1,: 411 2/ l mo !J 11 e Jr rrly c THE KOUNTRY KLUB GOlf LESSONS SP£0Al ADULT 6 for '40 STUDENTS 6 for '30 , 1 1rSuperv1sed Golf 1 11 ' now through season } *AI! Ages Saturd;~~ plavm& , _ _. .-;;, -/ lr1ps •On CouiSe lnstwci1 0n •Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teaford Dove " Big H1t " Burt CHESTER , OHIO 4·9 1 mo .::g~~n 1~g Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE ,OF RAYMOND F. HOCE. DECEASED 'W"-.t... Ca!lfl No. 24,354 Docket 12 Page 414 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY t;n ,'=\ 11 ril ! ) I rJF\<1 oro UV' M· 111 , r:c, nJ' v l' 1nh tlf' ( 0 11rl C t<>r· Nr• } J l~ I Ad ,, (. HmP ?01 M 1 tv•rrv f\,, n,.,. Purno Ill\ ()lio! .j LJ; , q 1\ V , ) 1) 1H d lt rl '•'" • 1 ih o<;!,l! " •,t I' I ,I ' ll "''t r 11 )I , .t1, , .l sf'd ! 11• , I lr l M rll>• " v A~ · · ~\,I ' '" l ()r, I l 1>7 t> I Hlf Kn1qh' A1 !H I P•lo t•ll f' ~I J il(lr 1 Call RICK IMBODEN For Houses. Garages Gutters 20% OFF For Senior Citizens Call 992-3849 NEW-REPAIR Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors &. Windows (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres wtth a ntcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 hvmg room and 24x24 famtly room. Partially carpeted. fuel oil furnace wtth facih ttes for woodbumer. 12xl5 block storage build· tng, 20x30 block garage. Rtght off Rt 248. country setttng. 'I! mtle east of Chester. Ohto. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstatrs equipped with kitchen. living room. dt ning room and den; upslatrs has two bed rooms and one bath: house also has base · ment Lot stze approx . 48'x308'. Needs work . S&W TV --Gas Lrnes - Septrc Systems LARGE or SMAll JOBS PH 992 -2478 3 n' mo pd . SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeltng Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years " Free Est1mates" EUGENE LONG Ph . (614) 843·5425 3-8-2 mo. pd. KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION 498 General Hartmger Pkwy . Middleport DH. PH . 992-2549 Open : Mon .-Sat. 10 to 6 General Construction Roofing A Specialty 4·6·1 mo. RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio 1 · 13·1fc APPLIANCE SERVICE SIZes Start From 12'xl6' 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester, Oh1o Ph . 985 ·4269 If No Answer. Coli 985 -4382 We Sen11ce All Makes & Models Real Estate General t tl~! ln w r r ~ Racme. Oh . Ph 61H43-5191 10 6-llc Above 1hr Rrst 1 11l mo 992·2259 •HNIIH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY • Gl BSDN REF RIGERAlOR NEW LISTING - 80 acres 1n Sutton on good road near Racme About hall 11mhef and about 25 lraclm Wltli a 5 rm home lm $60.000 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodehng - Roofing and gutter work AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full Time Shop Techmc1an NEW LISTING - 218 acres With some t1 mbel bonomland, 2 ponds, 3 ballls 3 car garages II rm house wrth free RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE gas furnac~ r1atural woodwork. fences on 2 slate roul es Askrng ] 12J 1 me CHE STE R-985-3307 - Concrete work - Piumbtng and electrtca! w ork (Free Estimates I V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomero.,-, Ohio •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •ENO LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER, GAS SEWER RAIN LINES County Cerl1f1ed SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES 367·7560--367·767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3-1 . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES J/23 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING All Types Rooflllg & S1ding l l Gutters. Downspouts Pa1nhng . Coat1ng NEW-REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 61042·2834 4/18 / 1 mo ll KE NEW - But needs lin lS hed Lg den. place lor 2nd bath carpeting plus 2 bed 100ms Only $1 8 000 POMEROY home - NICe ~der v1ew of r1ver central heat small yard, modern bath and small lol FURNISHED - One noor 6 1m carpeted home N1ce bat~. new woodburner. rnsulated GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT . Boshan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6 :30 P.M . Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsulatton •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacemen1 W1ndows •New Roofmg FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992·2772 3 ?62 mo 35185 Oak Htll Road Long Bottom, OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by lead1ng Carpet Manu · facturers 'FRH ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo JEWELL'S PLUMBING Roger Hysell and Rl 124.Pomeroy Ohio GARAGE HEATING Jobs - Brg or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Experienced Reasonable WORK GUARANTEED AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission 992-5682 or992-7121 PH. 992-6030 J '2 6 r 3-24 -llc J&F CONTRACTING 240 acres $39.500 " DOZER lAND - 42 actes 10 OranRe fown sh lp and old la1m bu1ldmgs ·RE CLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRU CK SERVICE 'CON CRETE WORK BACKHOE "CUSTOM BU I LT H O ME S "WAT ER GAS & OIL LINES LIMESTONE HAULED AL TROMM 742-2328 4/ 9/ 1 mo JIM CLIFFORD PH . 992 -720L 5_11 CHIMNEY KING CHECK THE M. L. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Sen~ice . Cheryl Lemley, lhtcs County Associate Phone 742-3171 Listings in Meigs Co. chme repatr Ptck , parts. !lupphes up Call Colt 446 t718 Cleland Greenhouse. flow· ers, flats or pots , hangmg baskets , vegatable plants, tomato plants,Geraldtne Cleland . Vtne and Matn St A acme Giveaway Color TV. 23 en Call 614· 256 - 6075 anytime N1ce black & wh1te pupp1es Call 6t4 -367 -7743 1 stove , 2 stands. cha1rs. table Call 446 · 4493 To good home pups, 3 mo old, 4 male 1 female . 1/1 Shephard & 112 Elkhound Dachshund dog nice U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authomed John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service I 3·flc POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodell Park Special April Only 12x24...$5.500 mstalled 14•28... $6 .200 Installed Office: 675-1388 4·4·1 mo. pd. INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE pet Call 446 -43 t7 3 part Shepherd pupp1es , 6 weeks old 446· 7433 5 Doberman· Beagle pup · p1es, 7 wks old Call 614 · 992 · 7458 between 10 am & 9 p .m 2 k1ttens to good home 304 -675-6544 8 Public Sale & Auction Auction every Tuesday nrght, Pt Pleasant , WVa Auct Lonme Neal. Youth Center 8\dg , Camden St . 614 -367 -7101 Rtck Pearson Aucttoneer Servtce Estate. Farm , An · 11que 8r l1quidat1on sales L1censed & bonded in Ohio & WVa 304 -773 -5785 or 304-773-9t85 Auct1on every Fn n1ght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every week Cons1gments of new and used merchand1se always welcome Rtchard Reynolds Auctioneer 304 · 275 · 3069 Wed like to tntroduce you to FOR FUTURE USE" Engage·A·Car. the modern wa~ to dnve the vehtcle of your chorce No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING BOK. 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 for faster Serv1ce Call 614-992-6737 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tic WANTED All Types of Alumtnum Clean Sheet & Cast 41C lb. Weeks of April 9·21 Alumtnum Auto. Trans. •a.oo Each Irony Aluminum Priced On Inspection loc1ted I v, Mtle l:asr of P;~getown on Twp 142 Call 9'12·3466 Scipio Energy Recycling Division 4/ 11 /l mo DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates Middleport & Vicinity Openmg Flea Market Two free weekends. April 28· 29, May 6·6 . Free open air Spaces, parking, admiSSIOn. US 35, Frazien Bottom. WVa Don Frar1er -Operator CHIMNEY SWEEP Vinyl & Alum1nuni SIDING . BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara_ges" Call lor free siding estimates,. 949·2801 or 949-28o0 No Sunday Calls 3-ll ·tfc PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy Mtddleport, OH. - 992-2549 OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 ~· dultiMI Nm!Nal •W'I-. bruit- for ~ PH . 949-J046 3 23 lfn COMPLETE POOL SERVICE H -1 mo. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wtring needs : furnaces repair service and installatton . Residenttal & Commerctal Call 742·3195 Or 992-5875 Wanted To 8uy We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev Olds Inc 8111 Gene Johnson Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furn1 · ture. 446· 3159. 3rd & Ohve St GallipoliS, Oh Wanted to buy square dane tng clothes Size 10, any Wanted to buy Junk cars. top pnces paid Ca11 614· 388-96t5 Wanted to buy New. used & antique furnl1ure Wtll buy 1 piece or con plete house· holds Also complete Auctl · oneering servrce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 7231 Buymg dally gold silver coins, rmgs, jewelry, sterling ware. old coms, large cur · rency Top pnces. Ed Bur ken Barber Shop, 2nd Ave . M1ddleport Oh 614· 992 · 11 Help Wanted New Homes-ExtenSIVe Remodeling Insurance Wortt CustQm Pole 8ldgs & GIIIJIS Roofin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidmgs 16 Yean Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 li· Hfe Call 304-675-6517 or 675 2199 after 4 p .m Financia I 21 Wanted Ambtt1ous . tough minded people who urt! wtllrng to work hard for an excellent 1ncome Full or part ttme. Send resume to Box 400 m Care of the Galhpohs Dally Tribune, 825 Thud Ave • Gallipol•s. Oh 4563t --- Business Opportunity The Southern local Sc hool Distnct is seeking a Head Football Coach Require ments are a valrd Ohto teachmg certificate, recent experience as head football coach, res1de m Southern Local D1strrct, have vahd certrf1cate m sports medi c1ne for 1984 85. & be acceptable to Southern Board of Education Contact Southern local Superin tendent No applications accepted after the close of school. Apr1l 27. 1984 The Southern Local School 01strict IS seekmg a Jr High Football Coach Require ments are a valid Ohto teachtng cer1tftcate. recent experience as a Jr h1gh foot · ball coach, reside tn South · ern local 01stnct. have valid cert1f1cate m sports medt cme tor 1984-85. & be acceptable to Souther Board of Educatton Contact Southern local Superrn tendent No applicatiOns accepted after the clo se of school. Aprtl 27. 1984 The Southern local School Otstr1ct is seekmg a Jr Htgh Cheerleader Advtsor Ae qutrements are a valid Ohto teachmg certtftcate recent expenence as a 1r hrgh cheerleader advtsor. restde m Southern Local District , have vahd certtftcate tn sports med1cine for 1984 85. & be acceptable to Southern Board of Educa tton Contact Southern Lo · cal Supenntendent No .,p . phcattons accepted ait er the close of s chool , Apul 27, 1984 Farm help wanted Call 614-742 -2622 OPPORTUNITY PLUS 1090 Wanted a mature lady to baby Sit part ttme for 2 children'" home 304 · 675 3009 Call 614 -992 7 room housfl 1 06 acre lo t, barn, ba sement , carport . Rose Hillm Pomeroy G o ~d cond1t10n $26 ,000, pl us furni t ure .$ 2 , 000 Total $28 .000 Call Edtson Hob stett er at 992 - 2464 or George Hobst etter at 99 2 7763 Will co n s ider finant mg part of 1t o:n FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY!II 14 h w1d e thr ee bedroom bath and half mobile home srtt1ng o n n1 ce lot , ready to move into $225 00 down $225 00 per month . 304 · 576 · 2711 Three year old total electri C hou se 3 bedro o ms, fenced tn bac k yard and dec k S10,000 00 d o wn a ss u n e 8 % p er ' nt lo an , pnc ed rn mrd 50 s C all aft er 5 . 304-675-6643 I NOTICE t THE OHIO VALLEY PUB 4887 or 614 -446 -1675 LISHING CO recommends that you do busmess wtth people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you have inv es t• · gated the offer1ng 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale 22 Money to Loan TAl STATE M081Lf HOMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 -446-7572 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates f1xed conventi o nal FHA · VA lead e r Mortgag e, Athens . c ollec t 614 · 592 · NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS. AT 35 PHON E 514-446 7274 23 14x70 Ktrkwoo d t wo bed room mob1le h o me Central A · H , c arpet, apphan c es un · derpmnmg S9,000 Call 614· 256 6035orafter6PM 3051 ProfessiOnal Serv1ces PIANO TUNING lower pnced regular tumngs d•scounts to Sen1or C1ttzens. Churches& Schools Ward's Keyboard , 304 -675 · 3824 Pu:mo Tunmg and Repalf Bruntcardt Mus1c Co 446 · 0687 Skill and rntegrrty our trademark Lane Danrel5 . 6t4 742 2951 8 & M Pa1nt1ng Res . lnd . Comm Free est1mates Call 614 - 256 · ,492 or 446 · 1t04 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP ING Monthly and Quarterly accounts wel come 428 S e· cond Ave Call 446 - 1136 Professtonol Ele c trolysts Cl1nrc spectaltzmg probe elec1rolysts only sate. per · manent m ethod of harr removal recogn1zed by t he FDA and approved by the AMA By appotntment 304 · 675-5568 Real Estale 446-825t 1965 12~~:60 m o bde home, unfurmshed , S3, 90 0 Cttll 446 -t 340 Tratl er for sal e 10x 3 5 Ca ll 614 388 · 9686 anyttme 1979 fu11y und er pmn ed 1 4 x 70 3 bdr , 2 full bath s, appro~~: 1 1~ ac re. well grad ed lot Pnce redu ced Call614 388 · 9 9 57 aft er 5 30PM 1 9 71 Fr ee d o m mob 1le home good co nd c lean reasonable Call 614 2 45 · 5549 12x65 1971 m ob ile ho me, woodburner & a c 6 14 742 2720 , 975 Skylm e M o brle Home go od cond1t1on 54500 Call 614 -992 ·6,69 Of 992 7667 12~~:52 , 1966 New M o on , bedroom , ex c 34 , 000 00 12.~~:65 , 2 cond . . 304 . 675 - 4 2 76 , 304 675 1822 after 5 00 31 E•perienced Body & Me· chan1c man at Hysell used cars m Rutland Apply 1n person 863 .900 5420 4 bedroom home full base ment , 1 acre lot, Rt 62. Charleston Road 304 · 675 Sell the Best. Sell AVON Cell 614 -3B8 -9045 Homes for Sale Butld on your lot a new home you afiord Over 1 100 sq ft , 6 room s & bath. c ar poted. ready to move tnt o S26 500 also garages & basement Call Patr1ot Home Bu1lders 446 8038 Wtll constder mobtle home as trade -m Large3bdr houseforsaleor rent In PlantT SubdiVISIOn No chrldren , no pet s Call 614· 245 5281 eve ' s Middleport home Jump mto Spnng Sav1ngs1 Super spe c1al low pnces C11ll 614 1974 K~rkw oo d 1 2 ~~: 60 . to tal ele c , 2 b edr o om . house w.ndows new carpe t A · 1 cond 304 676 73 28 M o brle home 1 2 ~e6 0 Cha m p1on , n1ce c arpetin g, wood burner drape s dtshwasher extra mce and c lean On ren t al lot c l ose t o Gal!tp o t1s and AI 3 5 lmmedtate po s sessiO n S5 ,9 9 5 0 0 30 4 675-3466 73 Mobile H o m e. 2 bed ro o m 1 'h bath, new carpet throughou t S e 1 up o n rented lot tn town 57.0 0 0 o r best o ffer 304 675 1639 or 675 3004 992-694 t 12 Situations Wanted Sohball player new 10 area lnfu:l,der wdl play any · where lookrng tor serrous, dedicated team Please call 446 9519 Will care for the elderly m my home lots of references Men or women Call 614 - Are you ready for a move? N l Stevens and Asso c tate s can help you buy that new home w1th as httle as a 5 % downpaymenl and 1nterest rate s as low as 10 50% Cell Jer1 All1e 1ot further deta1ls 614 -379 2789 3 bdr house A One Real Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard l Yeager 111 sale s man Call 304 ·675 5104 or Mercer ' s Rl'!lervtew Per · sonal Care Home has vacan · cies for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 - 773 5882 Harper s Adult C~~re Home has a vacan c y for another resident , elderly person Call 304 675 t293 33 Farms lor Sale 142 acre 1arm n e ar R1 o Grand e, g ood hou se an d Lrarn Call 614 245 5281 ev e" 10 ac re mm 1 farm , 12~~:6 0 mobtl e home. 6 outbur ld mgs 400 lb tobac co base. n e w 2Bx56 tt hou se started Owner movmg must sell 5,6 ,500 Call 614 304-675-5386 256 -6620 Must sell S2 ,000 down take over $315 per mo pay. ment Taxes & msuran c e 1ncluded Located Plantz SubdiVISIOn 3 bdr ran ch full basement , c arport , woodburne r. ctty school s 1977 12x55 m o b1le hom e 2 bedrooms t o tal el ec t fur msh ed . new refnger ator new hv1nq rm sutte po rc h & underp1nmng SB 500 Call Call 446 8002 61 ac re (20 to 3 0 to llable) Bar n and outbutldm gs. goo d w e i! all mmera l n ght s 2 st o ry 1arm h o u se 3 04 675 3 0 3 0 Of 6 7 5 3 4 3 1 667 3402 3476 3 bdr . 2 full baths large lot near Holzer Ho s p~tal S29,900 Terms 1f need e d 30 4 773 9196 Call 446 2957 Cash pa1d for fancy rron or hoavv tron beds. $160 and up for certatn Metgs Co stone Jars Old ttme cup· board call 1 · 304 · 882 · 2711 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds , 1ron, wood. cupboards chairs, chests. baskets. dishes, stone jars, antiQues , gold and s1lver Wnte M D M1Uer, At 2 . Pomeroy, Oh1o 45769 or call 61 4 · 992 - 7760 11 Dependable lawn mowing servtces Reasonable rates :--:---::--,-----:: 446-3672 Employment Services ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 5 family Garage Sale . May1 , 2 , 3. 4 , 51h. Reedsville , Ohio Clothes. many house · hold Items. Dr1veway bea1de Church of Chr1st FLEA~======;:=~ 18 Wanted to Do GALLIPOLIS MARKET BUYERS FIND BARGAINS EVERY SAT 1!. SUN. DEALERS NEEDED OUTDOOR SPACE $5 00 BE THERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS . THALER PROPERTY. RTS t 60 1!. 35 446-7037 Rawleigh Dealers wanted Full or part t1me 304 675 · "CUT OUT 9 & Vicinity + Paul ' s Home Vtdeo located 405 2nd Ave, in Park Central Hotel . VHS , Betas, CEOs !diSCI Rent movtes & players. Bruce Lee movies 4 Pomeroy ·· and~~==========~ and delrvery. Davis Vacuum Cieanet, one half mtle up Georges Creek Ad 6t4-446 0294 .. .... oiiiHi>oiis·· ······· 304-755· 2779 Homes for Sale Owner transferred , must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brt ck home F~replace , dedi woods . prtvac y , s unshme mo tun basement Young lrurt on REALTORS Hemy Cleland. Jr 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Ttussell 949-2660 Jo Htll 985·4466 SWEEPER end sewtng ma type Call 446 4537 and all utllllles for $28 500 3 BR RANCH - Lg d101 ng w1lh slidmg ~ass doors bar. lg liVID~ carpet1ng, lom11y rm about 21!32 and workshop 1n PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS PH. Now Acceptin thai my fu-st w1fe took everythmg I had " 3 Announcements 1 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. 12 8-llc 35. 111 CourtSt. Pomeroy, OIL 45769 -''-""'-'1 " You're a ware , M1ss T rotta. Announcements SALES & SERVICE Q WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR POMEROY,O. Stzes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Sennce Available Sf'IVI{ t' UTILITY BUILDINGS Real Estate General Tile Dally Slllflnel =='-'-='-·-=-o='----- 1 949-2263 BOGGS ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS AND !41 16. 23. 30. 3tc If Interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine. 949·2210. Mall This Coupon with Remittance .... Call 61 4-256 -1328 • oHer n·~ p u.r t un dt <.!'d ~ '" WHITESEL ROOFING CO. Barns, etc . 31 "{ aYd Sales Need PAWliNG Done IS Summer? Then "Free Estimates" - Ooze"' - Backho" - Dump Trucks MAl NTENANCE Reasonable Rates NEAR KROGER'S - 2 apls. 5 rrns bath and central heat do"" 4 1ms and bath up Askmg $34 500 Wants "' IJU rch d " nl h~J'-kr h.~ nil I Jt .1h lo r 1111 t hlldn ·n rn 1hr r1· l.1mllw" .. ufli 1HI!.! cu rTr •nt l\ lhC'r t· 12 Pogo 4t3 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY MIDDLEPORT - Near stores IhiS 3 bedroom holllt' has I '' baths new kitchen and drmn g Small level lot Only $23,500 v. a s noH'( I r h,ll l ol t 'l l.t l'wrnr· \ t 1 ( hrld r!'n o~nd \ nu1r1 r ll. n rrn. 111 , l h<~t *MOWING *TRIMMING *CEMETERY 24,393. Docket 9 ACRES - In Cheste1 Townsh1p Good 6 1m home. ooe 11om lull hasement. lurnace. woodburne1 balh and TP "'Jer $35 000 Rrch a r d-., holri Jn )..: . t Jill lllli l l.ll s. •n u1 • lo1 dr 'l 'f.t '-.1'(1 p.t r l!1 t ' ! " Jr I'". Case No Townshtp Owner w1 ll frna nce Phon•------------------- LOU!ll \ Sc~lun :v, 1~ ·11\ \ ',Ill M t 'll'l 'tl .IJM ' Ill Jill ' s f<ff '(l .ll lil t ' m t'l ·l rn J,.: v.llh Flrl!r'!lf t ' Readmg '5 W1th ThiS Ad PULLINS EXCAVATING CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF NORA G BALL. DECEASED NEW LISTING - 114 acres '" Jackson County Oh10 Franklin Addre·~--------------~· hl:.!, A !ht ·n :-. ( (JU!ll \ S , d nn 1,7h. \ 1Jilt Ill Count \ S.tlnn -"1.! .r nd I· r o~nklm Wtll re01d your entire hie without Uktn& an1 question s IIVU OldYI Cf on all atta1rs of l1le suet! 01s love <~nd bus1ness s1 ckneu and he<~lth 15 17 S Court (nut to Courtllouse 1 ATHENS 2nd r toor Off 9, C011f ~91 5485 10 I m Gp m - After 6 30 p m can be reached ;~t 16 Plam s Rd At 682 - 6 lO II p m Daily Sentinei- Page"--7 LAFF·A·DAY $95.000 Narn•---------------------- ,\II .., 1.1 h · n I I 1! r 1..., h.r \ 1· I )4 •t 11 1rn 11 1.,. I to tllf · o iJ...,( n .t lll t ,11( 1/ li ' \\1111 m f'miJol •f <., rd !hi l,,dll.1l fJUIII \ S, d t ifl r _I M' """ ~-· ·~ 9)1 .... , ... )I Public Notice Wrd·e- yb.,r own ad and or~ by mail with this coupon . Cancel you..- ad by phone wflen .,-au get . results. Monev not refundable. D J\' J<., S<"hWl'll/1'1 7 'l 811 . ... ... ........ w MISS THERESA MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING The Public Notice 11' 11 hill S II ' I ( " ()()" ',' ) () 1 111 ~, 111\ 11311011 (l!ld will IHJI tiP o1 !'irJi illnl d!Pd d(l:Jirl'\ 1 I I I nl f-' q t ou nd s o l r.1ri' t<lh" 1u nJt QflJI OI>Qol1 on I Q n SII iPI !II! 11 i'qu ol) I SPa letJ pr oposals will bP. re ce1ved a• rhe 0ff 1ce ot thP 0 1rector c f the Oh10 Oeparl ment of Tra no;p on at1on Colum bu s Oh1o 1rnt1l 10 0 0 AM Oh1 o Sran d arrt l1me TuP.Sday M oy 15 198·1 !::or 1rl 1pr ovc rnon rs on A t hf'n '> Gu ii 1C1 ll or ~ ,n(! M PI QS M onroP Noblf' V1nr on an d \I"Ja sh1nqr o r1 Co u n11es O luo o n vJ r1 0uS ruutr> !-. :m(j SPCI10ns tly 1DOIV•If1 f,lSt rlry pa ont l ot Cf' nler !1nes l'd'lf' l1 nes and tanf' la nPs Pavenw n1 V\lai th - Vd f IPS Pr o jP<. t L~ · II IJ ih - 0 0 0 lr•f! r o r 0 00 Il l ill' W ork l ronq rh - v.r rrO LJ'> I Pel 0 4 Vi'II 10U'> mdl-'5 lhf:· Oh oo 0P[l<H) mPnl uf l rdn sp orta1 or1 r>f' rPbV no d1 PS all b1 ddP.rs l l~dl 11 wr il ,11! 11 m,1 t1vP. iy HlSUI P rnat rn Jnv con1rnr. 1 Pnl(' rf'd 1nlo p ursuant til th1s ad\ Pri iSPmen r mrnor1ry bu<;1 n ess Pn t P r rJ ri S~"S w 1ll l; P al l orded L,!l oppOr!U iliiY !0 sub l c ,. -------------------~; ... wr r t • m .uh • v. ht n IIH ptl lri t 'l " rnt •l M ond.1 \ nt J..! h T .11 lh• · hwn1· 11 1 \ 1'd ,1 notf'd )7~ 54 Misc. Merchandise 8-40 meets I ... ~~o.,.,loO • u n on Duty T r .Jll ( ;d r rl!•rt ( luh Cu!o ~ •• C.u o'"O" ...... o ... Public Notice I·~ ) nl t~ · ! HH.: Sa lon . l . lgh l .llld 1 '1 111\ ~,. 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Sll-1111.,"1 ........., bond to1 ten per cent of hta bid. pdyo l.Ji e 10 th e 0 11ector B•dders mu-;1 appl ,. on 1h e pro per form s lor quahhCJI10n at lenst ten d a-.., s pr 1or 10 t he dn· e SP.I lor OPPil ill(l t')l(l <; n accor dance w•th (n apier 5S2S Oh •o Rt!v1sed Code Pla ns and speoi 1CJ 110ns are on hie on 1hC D e f.JLJ rt m e t~ t o f Trrmsoort at 10r' an c1th e : ll oce of !hf> 0 1Si f1! 1 01'puty 01r1•! TOr ThF.' 0 1recror •e serves the 1 oqhr ro retec t any a nd aU b1d:; WARREN J SMI TH P •,1.-: 11 uus lee t II<HI(J I!5 Ill !i f' S l hP Qh " Qppan ment of l ! Jil'of)(HI.1I11 )r1 hf'rf'hy nolollf!S 1ll ho.inf'r'> 1h,1 1 11 w il l nl11 ' ma I111P I\ on surf" th 11 n clny COI I!Ii:lCI f'n)PI< d on to jJUISUJill !0 !hiS dd\<PI !i£;;fl ll 1f' n! lnlnQr1!y bU$1 ri P"'· f' niNpr <;f''i w oll bf' al · I !dt' I• II (lr. no ·!I JI\IIV rn Sllb 111 11 b d 1!1 II ~ fl 0 1 1S ( () th S 111\II. !I IIJil 1nd vvrli nDt be Joo.,. !1111! 11lt• ·(t <~~'li:l 1ns t on rhe rrrJu ntl o;; ()I rdr.f' ' ui Jr or . lll ll!1 dl (Jf l•l •fl Ill :::u nSidf' r,)' iOO 1 i H .!!1 l\.-\ tlfLJ M ull(l)um w. t q P I d i P<; tu r nl iS 1 I r '!' I h.Jv<' ht'l-'ll /)l l>d f'I Pf 111 ' II', ! d' u•q ,,rr•d IN 1,1"" and IU S( I 11 1 11 111 ! h i ~ hli aN', from left, Lulu NeP<·e, first; Dennis Hoschar, ' ... ,... ...... .. l J . .... . ..... h i• n c• rv • . ...... h "'-""' Public Notice V'Jo · k Lf': nrJI !- - ~% ,, .... _. ._ ... "' .... ( (o••l/1' , ] /Jil l <' >< Ul I 1 1 ...... .., . . . ~ f l H. ......., O..d o l~u ... -,.. .~, llo"l I I( ·~·&.l''t~~~ ~~~-· ...,,_, •J W..,•- ••11-• Public Notice Copy No. 84·406 MASON - Pl .m s fur -,pi mg f f'UniUn of Clac.;s or Jlhl-1 t II W aha ma Htg h S<" hnol ro hi. ' fmal tz('(l at .1 m c•f' l tn g 10 IM ' h1 ld at 7 p m \1 onda.\ ' Ll " ML~o.;11 n Elc>m('nla f} School ( Jf ('ft' l kl WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 99nOl3 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 ..... 569 95 Also Some Car _-':=::"::·::·::"::":":=~=====-·~ , 0, ~" .. April t3. t984 Contntct Sateo Logal Calendar a.....,oo looll.. < Olll _ · ~.,.._ llllollo 1\II CI Il-• ' l "' '0< 0 >10 ....,uo Columbus, Ohio POMERO\ Ponwroy Elcmt·nlary School winnt>rs in thl• Soil and \\'aler [)istrid poslt•r c·o ntest ... u -'"' , ... J:J-r" .. _' ,..,", ... J._ ...... .... w..... . 1J I<1-..0Wo,.... 1 )1....... .... F'nda\ -Navy beans w ith ham, JX'nny ca rrot ,salad. l1mr gelatin w Jth (X'a rs, cornbread , br owme. l hmcr of milk , l ea. or coffee ava Ji a bl(' for m eal some of the Cent Pr . ....... .... , • o........ br€'ad , ora nges and bananas Thursda\ M a) .1 - The annua l 1-:Jrlclw<J lk for Oh1nans will hP held . P lctn In JOin , 1- l ... - - lIIJ· . ._· .. O..""'""''Y ~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business Services Miilh@IG4i• I C- •t n.,,..,l,.,. ,,..,._ol cubes Wednesday Por k c hops, mas hed potatoes, bullered beets. biscuit. bult er scotch pudding. Thursday - Ravtoll in spaghetti sa uce, Italian muxed vegetabl<>s, tossed salad, hot buttered Italia n be on mPdlcalton concer ns r·nda~ - Ph:'.:SICal Fll ness. u -I-0 ~ PHONE 992-215;1 Or Wute Dlilly S.ntoul Clusrlttd Dtpt I ll CGuf1 St , PonrOJ OfiiG 45 769 week is : menu tor Monday - Cube steak , ~een bean• . pineapple and co ttage cheese. mixed fruit. Tuesday - Salmon pattie, llma Thursd a\ - Ccramtcs, 10 a m to ~ p.m . 10 .10 a .m . the third wm hhop b\ tht~ Consort tum for Health Education 1n Appalac hian Ohio wtll hP held. the proRfam wUI a m .. Bmgo, l to The Daily Sentinel ee ~,~, lm~ . I Nkmday, April 23, 1984 Help Wanted Babvs1ner wan1ed. in my home for 4 chtldren . 8 hrs dav Co116t 4-3BB -9342 Teachers and coaches summer employment, $900 .00 per month guaran teed income . World Book and Child Craft 304 -882 · 2485 . 18 Wanted to Do General Hauhng and Trash removal Servtce Reliable and dependable . Call 446 · 3159 between 9 and 5 Ke11h's Lawn Mowmg & Trimming Serv1ce Reliable and dependable Reasona ble rates . Call 446 · 3159 or 256 -6251 Roofing and gutter work, metal work, housepainttng, carpenter work E11c ref . Free esttmates . Call 448 · 3t 71 Garages. pattos. sidewalks, basements . block work Reasonablfl pnced 35 yrs ekperience Free estimates Call 446· 3394 Will do general house & offtce claanmg Call 614 · 992 ·6919 Would like to mow lawns, have transportation & mow· ars Reasonable rates 992 - 7036 Would like to tight mechanic work in evenings. Call Rtck Imboden, 992 ·3B49 3 bdr ranch near Rto Grande S235 mo plus security deposrt , no pet s Coli 6t4-245-5439 6 rooms. bAsement double garage, 1 & one -th1rd ac re lot , Rose Hill. Pomeroy $32 ,900 Call 1 6t4 -678 2513 Baum Additio n 3 bedroom bnck , 1 'h baths, full base· ment, famtly room . carport pat10 & adjotmng ~;, a c r e lo t . avarlable $57 000 614 985 -4201 Completely remodeled 2 · 3 bedroom house with vtnvt s1d1ng, fully carpeted. forced air gas furnace , large out buildmg, in exc neighbor · hood Coli 6t4 -992-6t61 S19 ,500 · 1 % storyhouse 2 barns, corn c rib & cellar A AND 2t ACRES! Good location on Rt 124 west of Langsville , house needs some work Must sell Call Gloria Grabo in Col at t ·6t4-868 -5041 House and 3 Iota for sale Sliding Creek Road . Hart · ford . WV 304-882 28 3 t 35 Lots & A c reage Northup ftr st str ee t on the n g ht after r.ross m g Rac coon br1dge Appr o ~~: 130' Iron tage . 55 5 00 Ca ll 446 348 5 Appr o ~e 5 ' 1 acres lev el !and frontag e on 2 roads exc for bu1ldrng or mmt farm AI ! utthtrcs nea r by o ff o ld At 1 6 0 nea r Port er S9 5 0 0 Cl'l ll 6, 4 38 8 · w~th 8801 1 8 acres e ~~: c bl d g or M H stt e w1th 3 5 0 ft road frontage . lo cated on old 160 n e ar Po rter , all ut1lrtre s nearby, 53 750 Cal! 614 . 388 -880t 6 lot s Plantz SubdiVISIOn S- 2 ,900 f o r ell Call 446 · 2957 10 Acres redu ced pncA. 1n Chester , With 2 mub1le homes on prop erty Call 6 t 4-986 4 t 74 . One t-rait ac re lo t on Mttchell Road Galhpolis , rural water and city schools $6 , 995 00 . 304 -675 3466 �Poge-8 35 lots 28 The Daily Sentinel & Acreage 54 They'll Do It Every Time c a ted oti Mill st one Road Pnced S1 1 .500 0 0 61 4 -367 727 1 Misc . Merchandise Spray pamting equipment. c ompressor. 2 gal. pot. 60 h . material line. Bmka Gun Also . 20 cu f1 . uprtght acres mos tly w oo de d . several wa lnut tree s. t O· bacco allo tm ent , all m ineral nghts . borde r s Chtef Corn · st oc k . hunters p aradt se. l o - AM!llB>O'tfl HAS A:)VNP A TAX ACCOUNTANT Jt) #IS L!I'CIN(J, HE 7HINI<S ·· · · freezer Leland M . Johnson. 304-875 · 1128 Phon e Night crawlers 90 cents doz . Lester and Charlie Leonard. 1213 Matn St . P o t nt Pleasant . • Rentals Laytng henrs al s o reh1ge rator for sale 895 - 3062 . Pt . Pit . 41 H ouses for Rent 16ft . Ba ss boat . 55hp mo tor . trolltng motor . $2 . 000 . 00 . 6521 5 rm house 44 Ol1ve St , Galli polis I nquire at 9 18 2nd Ave . G all ipOliS, Ohio 304 · 675 · 15ft . freezer -chest w -clo ck and tray. rtding lawn mower . 304-675 ·5333. 3 bedroom, f amily room , basement . nea r sc hoo ls a n d hospnal Depos1 t and re f e r - ence requtred 4338 """""~ Wlf<V ROSSOW, 42 Mobi l e H omes for R e n t 2 bd r trader tul ly lu rnt s hr;d quud luci'ltton sec d ep r P.q Ca ll 4 4 6 8558 · - - - -- rwu ltllf iHili Sh ed yMd QiHd en LH! drflum :ra1 l~r l<llljl! rural w<ttl'r loca h?d tn Cen - terpo tnl 2169 (d ll 61 4 379 - Ntce l arqP. h OU!:it- . nea r o t y o;choo ls. yen d. S 300 a m u , de p oslt utt llttes Ca ll 44 6 14 34 or 446 2192 3 b(..ll mobile home . d ep rrf ari!!lts Dnly Call 6 14 367 7743 Fu rlll !'> ~ led one BR . beautiful . W D . A C Ad ul ts only N o pets 52 15 mo nth p lus r1luctr1c S200 de p os it R ef R eq Bulav ill e Road C all Cnnn 11! 446 0088 aft e r 4 p nl WITH OPTION T O BUY . 1 4 ' w•rle CIH elcctnc m ob tl e ho m e set l! n~ o n lo t ready to mov e u1t o S200 00 d own $175 00 MON T H 3 04 !::1762711 44 !7RAWER .X, VAIL. 1 (.l:XO . 45 Furnished Rooms For re nt Sle eprn g Ro o m s and li g ht hou se keepmg roo m s Park Ce ntra l Hot e l Ca ll 6 1 4 44 6 -0 7 56 Sleeprng ro o m S 1 1 5 t 1es pa rd Share b ath . on l y R an ge & retng . 2n d A ve . Ga llipOli S 44 6 -4416 nfter 7 PM ut1h m ale 9 19 Call 46 Spac e for Rent COU NTRY MO BI LE Home P<~r k . Ro u te 3 3 North of Po m eroy L:tr ~] e lo t s C all 6 t4 992 747 9 One tr,ul er lo t . sew e r an d wa t er lurm shed on e small c hr l d ac cept ed 304 675 · 10 7 6 Smal l e tfr cHmcy apart , ce n tr a l a rr & hea t . 1 prof ess ron al ty p e qentlern an Dnly 446 - 0338 2 h(lr apt!> fiH-! d ru m l ncu m e F;un lly w~-;lcu m A One R ea l Eslahl C<~ r o l Y~! a ~_p:! r Broker Howard L Yeo ljt!r Ill ~ al e~ rn~n C,r ll 30 4 67 5 5104 o r 30 4 675 5386 51 3 ' , Ttwd ••fJ I 5 135 wt~tA r Call twee n 9 and Ave 3 roam mo mcludes 4 46 4 222 be 5 C.l taq (• apt f urn1s hed 3 ..,oms & h;Hh W ashe r & ,l ry Pr Cl >!cul no pe t s. r~du lt s only Dep & rP.I rr-q Cill l 446 1519 3 hdr IH11•Hn qara q e <:~ pt S750 ph1•, de p o~1 1 Cal l 446 3 786 h ,rnl <; hf' C\ ··111CII'I1( y 60 7 '!nrl G<~ ll• p n l • s 5 145 Sh .H P. bo~th '>lllq le Ca ll 446 44 16 ,1 \tr ~ r lPM r urn• -.hrd .tpt 1 bd r nP.ar HM C '>72!'> ur. t1t1 P.<; 11 c1 Ad11lh 1~ .•11 446 4416 il f tl! r !PM (urn l',lwd •ll' f\11 n h'' ' ' H nn1e _ milt> hi'I0'-\1 uty o ve rl oo~1111 1 thf' n ve 1 Onr• u r two ddulr ., o n ly 446 0338 c ~·nt l ill 1 l>f'(lrnolll Apt S19 6 ITI O l n c tud•nq utdlll l '~ Fq11 <JI Hn t1S111q Oppo rturuty Co n lit C I V.ll ctq• Mdno r Apts 6149 927787 H•\• r• r -.11 1• · /\pt s M1dd 11~ purt SpPCI<l l '""''> for Sr-n1nr C rl ll+!ll <; '> 11U Equ,TI H• Ju<; '" 1 onr (H tun1t1r·~ 61/l 982 7111 1 & 9~ } '} l•l'c l ro n m fucm ~ ht>d C,1ll 6 Ill 9 92 5 434 or 5914 Of 30 4 882 2!.>66 Nt C:f! I V h.Hrl>~hr-IJ apt Rrd , ~r IHrl!i~cl n•· w f il t pel1n9 flr '> t fl oo r no ~ w p s . gara~w no P•''" c.tl l 61 4 949 2 44 1 P rnllt! r ov ! hed rm r:iH fH!ted w•th remo deled bcllh niCfl y,trd N,1y lors Ru n .uea SPr:urtty d i'POStt lt!f1 1Jirf!d r..~11 614 ')g2 6A86 rtfte r 6 p Ill APARlMf NTS mo b ile '• onH!~ h>lli <; r-s Pt Pleasant c~nd G,,llqwhs G 14 446 H:/2 1 TWIN R IVERS TOWE R Apart mPn t s now avat la b le 1o ol d e r l y & d 1 sa hl ~ d w rt h an 1nco m e o l less th an S 12.300 Re ntrn g lo r 30 pP.rce n t o f adJu st ed rn com e Ph o n e 30 4 67 5 -66 79 J b e droo m dupl ex w1th full b asem Ant , 2 606 Mt Vernon A v o S275 m o nth wilh 1 yeilr l f!flSP. 304 675 3 0 3 0 or 675 J431 3 room an d bath apt . Mt . Ve rnon Ave St ove and re f fu rnish ed Ex c co nd 304 · 675 - 19 62 51 Hou se hold Goods Bedroom su rt . d o ubl e bed · .mat1r ess. spnn gs. 5 draw e r dresser w1th a11ac he d mrr · ror . Moder n 11vmg room suit . couch. chatr .glass o n m et al end and coffee tabl es w oo d k1 tc hen table with 4 c hair sMagic Chef ran ge. Coppe rtone . el ec t . se lf cl eanmg . G E r e frig e r a tor - fre ez er fro s t - free . c opp e rtone . m r~tr: h es r ange Mu st se lL will c on s1det all o ff ers All ttems 1n e :>~cell e nt co nd1t1 o n Call 99 2 741 2 . a1ter 5 p m Kna u ff Ftr ew o od Pr c kup or Dehve re d 12 " -22" sto ck ed 1n yard H EAP vender. prompt d eliv e ry 614 -256 - 6245 Res p o n srbl e Mamed couple w 1th c hil d w ant to relo cate to Me1g s Co H o use in co untry pr eferre d. 2 3 bed roo m s H ave references & de pend abl e rn co m e C all co ll ect eve n1ng s 614 -385 - L1meston e. S a nd Grav el Dehvered •n Ma son . M eig s. Galha or prc lc up a1 Richards & So n Call 446 -7785 6966 ______________ All kmds of lurnance pi pes Cilll 614 256 15 2 8 1 o·· Poll e n cham saw S 7 5 c ,u614 256 1 52 8 Merchandise SWAIN AU CTI ON & FURNITURE 6 2 O l1ve St . Gallipolis New & u se d w oo d & co al stovP.s . 6 p 1ece w o od livm g room sutt e w 11h 6 1nch flat arms $399 b unk beds c omplete wtth bu nk1 es S199. 2 p•ece anlf o n ltvtngro o m sutte s S 19 9 ant ron recliners 599 . o t her r ec hners $80 . maple d1 ne t t e se t s 5 179 . b o x sprrn g.s & mf!ttress twrn or full S 100 set regular - frrm 5 1 2 0 . mapl e dtn e tte c hans S35 wa sh stand s S34 . m apl e rot:t..er s S59 , 7 p1e c c chrom e dm ett c set S149. 5 p1 ece dm c tte se t S99 , u sed be dr o om su1t es retngera t o rs . ran ges. ch es t , dressers. w r 1n gc r wa sher s. TV 's. dry · ers. & sho es Call 614 446 · 3 159 LA YNE 'S FURNITURE So fCT c han . ro c ker otto ma n . 3 t abl es lex tra he avy by Fro ntterl. 5 6 85 S o fa . ch an a nd lo vese at $ 275 So f as rtn d cha1r s prr ced fr o m 52 85 to 5895 Tab les $45 and up t o S1 25 Hu1P a a nd up to b e c1 s . S 440 5525 Recl m P. r s S175 to S375 L.1mps from S2 B to S75 5 pc d111 e1tes fr o m 10 4 35 7 p c 5 189 $9 9 11 n rl up Wo od tabl e w1th s1 x r: h;11r s $ 4 25 to S745 Ot~ s k 51 10 up t o S225 Hut c he s. S550 a nd up maple o r p1n e f 11u sh Bu nk b•!rl co mpl e t e w1 th mattr esse s. S2 5 0 a nd up t o 5 39 5 B aby be d s. 5110 M attresses o r b o :>~ sprm qs. full o r t w1n . S 58 . fr rm S68 and $7 8 Quee n set s 5 195 4 dr c he st s. S42 5 clr c he st s. S5 4 B e d fr ames S20 <J nd 52 5 , 1 0 ~1 u n Gu n cabm et s. S 3 5 0 Ga s o r e lec tn c ra nges S375 Bilby m atTr esses , S25 & 535 be d fr ame s 52 0 . 5 25 & S 30 k1n ~ lr ume S5 0 Good se lr.c 110 n o f b ed roo m SU i tP.S Cf! d <t t c h es t s rockP. r s m e t al c nbrn e t s 'i WIVC I rO c kNS U sf:CI F ur n1tur f' A e fr1qer a tors . Ch il ltS d r ye r s and TV s 3 m 1les o ut Bula v1 fle Ad 0 pe n 9a m to 6pm Mon llu u F11 . 9 <1 m t o Spm . S at 6 14 44 6 -0322 TV & App ltn ncf!s . 627 Th.rd Ave G alhpo lts 6 14 -446 169 9 Sp1n wa sh er s. gas & e l r!ctr1r: rh y er s , a uto Wil~ h ~ r <; qil S & eleC tri C rHn !le S reffi !JfH<~I o r s , TV Butld on yo u r l o t a ne w hom e you alfor d Over 1 100 sq ft . 6 room s & bath . c ar peted. ready to move 1nt o 5 26.500 also gara g e s & basement . Call P a trtot Home Builders 446· 80 3 8 W 1ll cons1der m o brl e hom e as trade -1n Flat bed w1th side ktt s, c hains. br nder s, & tarp C all 446 - 3281 aft er 5PM Sell Steel Building s ' Ste el bur l dm g d ealer sh1p ' Sm all t o b1g profit p o tential b1g demand - staner leads tur ntshed Some area s taken Ca ll to qualify . 303 -759 · 3200 Ferguson 30 tractor , 3 point hitch , plow, bush hog. disk. c ut up slabs 5 15 prcKup lo ad Call 614 -2 45 - 5804 H & S Home Improvements Super C Farmall fast hitch. small case tractor . 3 point hitch , Ford 2 row cultiva tor s. tri axel machinery trailer . ~~ in uc con . Call 614-949 -2013 Massey Harris tractor . mower. front - end lift , wagon . plows, 82.500.00 . 304-675 -6809 . lUMBER -Rough cut. oak . poplar_ 2:>~4 , 2x6 . 2KB . 1 :>~4 . 1 :>1 6 1 :>18. length available . 8 f1 through 16 ft Hogg & Zusp an . 304 - 773 -5554 Now open for business . Mountain State Block . At 33 . New Haven Complet e masonry supplies. 4 ". 8 ". 12 " block Delivery service Pho n e day 304 · 882 - 22 2 2 . e ven m g 882 - 3239 5 150 C all Shop Srn1th wnh all a ttac h m eut s 5 H P John D eere tt ller 211n l aw n llo ym o wer sell prop elle d , el ec tric s t art Cell 446 0 78 4 6 It utlftty tr uc k b ed 53 50 8 ft heav y g aug e alum tru c k boJt S2 50 B o th tn e :>~ c co n d Call614 256 17 5 0 Clo sed b o dy ll1ri11V trad e r 5x8 h eilvdy r: on str11ct ed Call 446 6595 Inf ant <; e M 'iBat & c h ang•ng t able P.:>~r: co n d . hi ~Jh c hair f atr c on d C all 446 - 7 73 6 ld •ed & b1g red s haft dnvo hru sh cu tl er s. trimm er s 30cc & 40c c gas p o w e r ed eng1n es Pr~ ces from 5 299 95 len N Son s Sm all C all 614 · 379 Engtn Ps 282 7 2 s1ory ho u se S 1 3, 000 1982 D o dg e C o lt S4 ,200. 316 S M am S t . Vrnton , Oh Cal l 614 - 388 -9087 Beauttfu l l adie s 14K d1a mond r 1119 11• k/Hat , ap pr aised $ 7 0 0 , se ll for 5500 Atarr 2 60 0 v1dc o gam e 11 casse tt es mclu d 1ng frog g er . d onk ey k on g . S 10 0 C all W <tsh e rs. dryHr s. r efnq era to r s . rany es Ska gq s Ap plqm cP.s. Upper Arve r A d Ues •d ~ S t o ne C res t M o te l 6 14 · 446 7 398 1 rec lrn er cha tr C all 446 - Bol en s BOO 8 HP nd 1ng m owe r ln eed s e ng1ne re · b u1lt1 S3 00 H eaders V -8 . 304 & V -6 . 199 -231 for J ee p S40 each Stud ebaker engm e V 8 wtth trA n s S 100 1980 650 Yam~tha 4 .500 actual mile s. 5 1 . 2 0 0 HomelitP. X -1 2 ciHJin saw and for pilr1S a SP. ars S60 C raftsman for both .saw '? 3 channel Bearcat CB base with 0 104 m1k e , ground plane. $125 C<rll614 -388 - Country Oak Furniture, ta bl os . c hans, cupboards . dry stnk s, pte safes. lots of misc . Co okie s . Rt 7 . Tuppers Pl arn s. Oh10 2 new complete twm beds. headboarda. box springs, matheu & frame S176 each Call6t4-378 -6433 . Call 614 ~ 379 ~ 2145 . Ca se 310 front endloader dozor. S4.000 . Call 614 - 256 · 1427 . Holstetn Call Br~arpatch Kennels Profes SI Onal All -breed groo ming lndoor ·outdoor baard1ng fa cilities . Engltsh C o cker Sp a nrel pupp ie s Call 614 . 3 88 · 9790 Dragonwynd Cattery Ke nnel s AKC Chow pu ppres, CFA Himalayan , Per · st a n and Siamese k1tt ens Call 614 - 446 -3844 after 6 2 white mmrture mal e po o dles . 8 mo old Als o pupp1e s re ady to go by May 1 Call 446 -0857. 614 ~ 256 ~ 6315 . Pit Bull p u p s, 10 wk s S200 or trade . Call 6143889000 165 Massev Ferguson 130 Farmnll w ith cultivators. Harrow & tobacco baler . Call 446 · 7838 after SPM . 245 Massey Ferg 2 -9N Fords , 424 IH , 801 Ford, 50 Ferg ., 135 MF , 150 MF w -loader. JD dozer. 2 Ver me er round balers, 120 MF b ale1 , Gravity wagons, plows. cor n planter, lime spr ead er , di sc We buy used equipment! Call 614 -446 - 1675 . Go od M1lk cow & calf . Call 614 -74 2-2773 . Team of work horses. 6 and 7 yrs old , mare and gelding, approJC 1 ,400 lbs each . Broken single or double . Palommo gallop1ng gentle trallhor se $500 304 -458 - 1763. 2 Brittany Reg pups . mal e & 1emale, S90 each Ca!l 446 - 2278 64 Hay Call 614 367 -0169 Musical Instruments C all & Grain Co mple t e Peavey so und ~v s · tern , 6 channels. 4 pro f es s1 o nal mtkes S 1,0 0 0 Call 446 -4525 614 -245 -5064 or 614 - 245 ~ 5815 after 8PM . 614 -256 ·9352 II 62230 & Fruit Vegetables Harrts Farm s & Gr ee n H ouses . At 124 . Portland . Oh Now open 10 du sk Farm Supplies & livestock 61 Farm Equipment Troy - B•It tillers C heck o ur special pr ice before vou buy any tiller s Swishe r lrnpl~ m e nt Co St . Rt.7 N . G all • p o ll s, OH Call 614 - 446 & Fertilizer Transportalion 71 Autos for Sale SHAPE WITH loaded with eJC:tras 446 ~ 0515 . 1975 Fiat X- 19. excellent condition removable top . spd .. loaded 63.000 . Call with 1978 Ford Fairmont Future. 3 spd.. AC. good cond .. $2.000 or best offer . Call 446 ~ 0515 . 1981 Plymouth Trollduster. 4WO. AC . 45.000 miles. exc cond. Call 446 - 2825 . 446 ~ 3637 1969 Ford Van runs good . 1979 VW S400 1969 Hi· Lo camper. $650, good cond . $165 Caii614 · 9B5 · 4346 . Call 614-367-7238 . 1979 Subaru station wagon. 4 wheel dnve. exc . cond . $2 , 900 .00 . 304 · 197 Pont1ac leMans 2 dr , body good , 76,000 miles. V -3 301, am radio, PS . PB . 895 - 3681 6 :30 74 Call 614-992 -6919 . , 979, Chevy Capnce Clas· sic. 2 dr. a c. p .s, V -8 engine, body. good condition. excel lent performance. Will con sider all offers . Call 992 7412 after 5 p .m . 1973 Plymouth Scamp, 2 dr . h . t. V -8, automatiC, p .s, good condition, $450 1975 Dodge Dart, 4 dr. 4 speed , slan1 6, new shocks, good condition, S990 . 614 -985 - 3817 . 1983 VW rabbit 4 dr, GL. am -fm stereo cassette, p .s .• roar defogger & wiper 992 - 3517 . 1982 VW Rabbit diesel, 4 dr, auto. am-fm. steel belted rad1als with low mileage. 614 -446 -7389 . 1978 Chevy Caprice Clas sic . 4 dr, am -fm stereo tape, p s. power wtndows & door locks, velour 1nterior. new patnt . Must see & drive to appreciate. 614 -446 -7389 . S1 .100 .00 304 -675 · 1600 1979 Chrys l er Cordoba . very good condition . fully equ1pped . good gas m rleage. $3 . 500 .00 . Phone 304 - TR 7 good hardtop sports car. body , runs good. S2.200 00 3182 304 - 675 - 1979 Plymouth Arrow hatchback Custom wheels, am -fm rad1o, cassette. sun roof . S3695 304 - 676 - TOP CASH pard for late mod el used car s Sm1th Bui c k - Pontia c. 1911 East ern Av e . Gallip o lis Call 446 ~ 2 282 1974 Olds Delta 88 , new sticker. new starter , new battery, go o d work car . $450.00 . 1979 CM 400T good c on d .. $600 or best offer. Call 446 · 4580 s1ssy bar & chrome. case guards Call 446 -4989 after 3738. Honda. Cl360B. 1975 . E:>l cellent condition $550 Call 992 -5188 1980 Yamaha 650 spec1al, good condttion . 4 , 100 m1les. S1 .300 00 . 304 - 576 -2846 . 1983 V-65 Magna Honda , 3 ,000 mi les . EKe . cond , never abused. good tires 03,400 00 . 304 - 675 · 3288 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 1980 C hevy Capnce SW lo aded. CKc oll e nt cond1t1on . Clc1l 614 682 7602. Oak H1ll . Oh 1976 M o nte C a rlo fau cond . run s ex g o od ttres . new batt ery . AC . Power w1ndows . p o wer seats 305 m o tor . S400 Call 446 - 8 114 1964 Buick Skvlark. new ttres. new battery. black intenor. white extertor, Ra dio . au1o.. PS. real good shape. $1.000 00 firm . Phone 304 · 675 · 2902 after 6PM 1 976 O l ds 442 , exc cond .. 68.000 m1les. $2 ,300 00 Call between 3 :00 and 7 00 PM . 30-675 -5730 197 2 C ad1lla c Coupe. full powe r . cl1mat e control. ste reo. dark blue. excellent co n d Call 446 -0577 16 ft fishing boat . 20 HP motor. tra1ler, trolling mo tor, swtvel seats . S 1 .995 Call 446 -3637 Correct Craft & Skr Su preme, family sk1 boots New & used. Parkersburg . WV 304 422 -8433 or 304 · 422 ·2367 1974 Coachman 20 ft $2800 Includes hitch 304 675~2881 . 19 67 Po nti AC Firebird Call 446 -1387 OUR BOARDING HOUSE ' ,M,Y WORD. Compl et e m o dern bathr o om smk , re ady t o rn s tall , S3 5 . Ca ll 614 985 -4346 .EANDEI< ARE YOLI ExPEGTI N6 SPIES ? New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders S75 .95 Chevv doors S165 . Ford fendeu S75 Call 614 - 256 · 1260 Must sacrifice 80 Chevy sport short bed truck. exc. cond .• 1 owner. AM - FM, carpet , double rust proof, tinited glass, blue & black with stripes, $4,500 f1rm . 76 Auto Parts & Accessories lzisu motor to ftt 1978 Chevy Luv truck Phone 304 - 675 ~ 5462 Auto Repair 1976 Ford 4K4 new tires. good cond ., no rust . Call 614 -992 -3014 . 614-266- 1258. Ftrewood for sale . 920 .00 ptckup $30 00 delivered . 1970 Ford % ton PU , 6 cyl.. standard. runs good, 8300. 304 675 - 2991 before Call 614 ·388 -9367 . 11 00 AM or after 6 00 PM . 1981 Chevy Pickup; 1932& 1930 Ford Truck; 1977 $3 ,500 organ Lowery one veer old $1200: Grand father clock 8900 one veer old 9450. 26 " floor model Chevrolet Van . 446 -3243 . 1976 Ford 1 ton LWB 360 color TV $6·99 .00 - $400 .; 1 engine, 4 speed. 10ft. bed . complete Hi Fi system 150W with 1 5 " J Bl speakeu 8900 . . 8450 . an leu than two yftars old . Call Itt 167 Lynn Drive in N~tw Haven. WV . Charles V Humphrey• $800 Call992-3194 . 1979 Ford C 600 with 22ft. van body, roll up b•ck door, price $5 , 600 .00 . Phone · L! 304-488-1031 . PROFESSOR EON? Co r Fourth a nd Pme Galh p olr s. Oh10 Phone 614 -446 3 888 o r NO TIME EON tt£1iE.1 T'EKPLAIN NOW, Ttt' Tli0U81.:E, ~NNIE ." Wfif?8UC!l5? •. BUT WtfiiTEVER THE MEN THINK THERE'S SOME - CW Y'SPOT Cll IT DOESN'T 5EEM TO co-~·-:~ "'BE tfU/1111/f .., THIN6 DOI'<ti HffiE CI1U5ttr(J Over 20 used motorcycles including several large late model Hondas and 1 Harley Davidson 1980 -80 ci . Call 446 - 2240. Botz Honda Sales 79 Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. US . 1973 5th wheel camper , 30 ft .. self contained. runs on elec or gas. AC, now awn . S3,500 7833 Call 614 ~ 367 · 13 ft self contamed Lersure Products campmg trailet . Has everythtng . Call 446 - 4138 . .... Services 81 Home Improvements 5 STUCCO and PLASTERING • Commercial and res1den tiel. free estimates Call 614 -266 -1182 . Marcum Roofing 8r Spout ing . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof . Call6t4-388-9867 . PAINTING- interior and ex · terior . plumbing, tooting , some remodeling . 20 yn . e•p. Call 6t4-388 -9662. ] ' ;~ -,~ mm) Pa ss 3 NT Pa ..;~ (]) (ll) Frontline 'Chastng the Basketball Dream · To· n1ght' s program looks at the prospects of young men and boys mak1ng it b1g 10 the w o rld of pr o fe s sional bas· ketball . (60 mtn) !Closed Captioned\ llil MOVIE : ' Irma La Douce' Pas s WATER 7397 87 SERVI CE 304 -675 MOVIE: (I) @ Kate & Allie Kate 9:30 CapiOOnedl 0 (JJ ® Newhan Joanna breaks tradtt1on by bnngtng the town w1ves out of the kitchen to JOin the menfolk . IAI CV Great Pleasure Hunt Ill When a bounty hunter shows up on the trail of a ba tl-jumper . Chns rac es to get to the wanted man first . (60 min) e>UT 10:30 C1J Shirley & Pat Boone @II INN News 10:45 CI1 TBS Evening News 11 :00 . . (l) CIJ 0 CIJ ® Gl (l2J News C1J VVho Tour t982 :The Final Show The VVho' s North Amencan Farewell Tour was taped at T oron· to ' s Mapl e Leaf Gardens (3) Another Ufo Ill SponsCenter CD .BARNEY THAR--GOIN' AT All 11 :15 (!) Mazda Sponsl.ook 11 :30 II (I) trl Tonight Show C1J Best of Groucho (JJ WKRP in Cincinnati 0 (I) Hart to Hart The Harts become entangled'" a woman's fantasies while trymg to clear a fnend who has been framed for a mur- WHEN All OF A SUDDEN-HERE COMES A BODACIOUS SQUALL-- der IR) 160 m;n I Cll Latenight America I]J All In tho Family 81 <i2l Nightline @I) Twilight Zona 11 :45 (!) USFL Football : Tampa Bay at Michigan (I) Catlina t 2:00 (I) MOVIE: 'Death Trao· C1J Buma & Allen (I) Nightline Ill MOVIE : 'They Call Me Mr. Tlbbsl' II <i2l Eye on Hollywood 6<.;6~~~~:;:;J • PEANUTS HAVE YOU EYER THOlJ61-1T OF GETTIN6 CONTACT LENSES, MAIWE? I TR.IED SOME LAST MONTH ... News/Sports/Weather @II Benny Hill Show l THOU6HT THE\''D ME LOOK TALLER, MAKE Bl!T THE\' DIDN'T '(OU RE WEIR.~ MARCIE! 1 Gunamokft t 2 : 15 (I) Portrait of America; Connecticut 12:30 II (I) ffi Late Night with David L.atterman Cl) MOVIE: 'Mother Lode' C1J Jack Benny Show CJJ Eye on Hollywood CJ (I) Columbo ·Now You See Him .' Columbo InveStigates a murder involving a Upholstery nightclub entenainer. (R) (90 614-448 -7833 or 614 -4461833 . w a~ a s tn gkt on . so So ul h cl a ll rr f' cl up Wtt h h t-, acf' The kmg dropp('d <md th l' l' l'S t ol thl' lrt {'k~ Wl' nt 111 South Jtm W{' don 1 l ikP t o ~ ~' t ' bad b1dd1n g rl'W.it' dt>O h ('(!f l ll\ H OW(' \ ' (' r . V.t' a v erv ron sr n·e~ ­ \Jve Lwo no- trump · Oswald " East stu c k '" a 1hree·spade ovc rca II and O swal rl " It !S al so wor th\ of no tf' that 11 N or th had JmmedJatcl) r a1sed to threl· no· trump , as he should hav e East '.\'Ould have been s hu! o ut 1d West w o uld hd V (' had t O ~U{' !'-.. WIJ :J\ "-Ull \ II l ea d · 1 ~F:W S PI\PF R E "i TF : H I 'RIS ~ o\S'-;\ · ~u-~,.~"' by THOMAS JOSEPH DOWN ACROSS 1 Hissing sound 1 food from orchids 5 One or the 2 french Gordons river 10 English poet 11 One trying to catch a train 3 Chicanery t Mount discourse (abbr.) 5 Monk's residence 13 Soprano Evelyn 14 African antelope 15 Go wrong 16 Highway Yesterday's Answer 16 Convene 6 Like an old mattress 7 Snake 8 Qwckguide witted 17 Nancy's mate 27 -- with I meddle 1 19 Visit church Z9 Browrush gray 22 Mr . Dithers' wife 30 fill with IO) Z3 Walked %4 Offer rna mage 12 N.Y. hockey 25 Ear part pro 31 Overwork ed 36 Ex chess champion 37 Dernier - 9 Abelard 's 18 Hottempered love ZO Glutton !! Victim Z2 Instance Z3 He could eat no rat 25 Bad bettor 26 Salver 27 Japanese codeword 211 fabled bird Z9 Silk fabric 32 Make a choice 33 Soul (fr. ) 34 Muslim 's name 35 - brown (go all out ) 37 Emperor 3ll Getaway 39 Mechanical repetition fO Lamprey catcher U Exasperated DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how Ia to work It: AXVDLBAAXII LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for another In this sample A ia used for the three L ' s, X for the tw o O ' s, elc Single letter <> . apoltrophes. the length and formation of the word11 are all hiots. E•ch day the rode letters are different CIIVPTOQUOTES UZQA 'T AM SMMG CELVA AXZ MLESEUTAML VZUAZUYZ IKMAZL MC EV EA . MC AXZ L min.) TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec . Ave , Gallipolis bad abo :-;.aw a pprove of ~ ood d u mrn~· pla v. so we mu st giH' thJ-.. SoUth full ncd ll ! 01 h1:-- ~a l l-' ­ t l pla y · +4 J 1m "South opened one of 15 - point no-trumps t hQse North ·r wo Gent lemen of Verona Shakespeare s co medy about the changmg fortunes of two fnends is presented 1n thiS special periormance 12 hrs . 30 min.) !Closed ~T B)· Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Cll ® Shakespeare Ploys the A-Team! Nee d so mcth 1n g ha ul ed aw ay or som et h1 ng rnove d 7 We ' ll d o it C a ll 446 · 3159 betweP.n 9 a nd 5 JIMS !IJ (V MOVIE : 'first Deadly Sin' 0 CIJ ® Cagney & Lacey NOWHARS Call Jtm Lanier (l) Th1s documentary focuses on extravagant pleasures JUST SET Vulnerable : Nor th -South t " Sou th that hf' m1 g ht mak r In ~ con trac t 1f E 3 q s km g ot club s 2 NT Would've been cheaper to hire ORV ILLE. HAS HI S FAULTS, DEAR , HE'S R E ALLY A I?EA1AMA!JL£ MA N. Oswal d • A Q4 • J 9; Pa s<> II \\- ere continued With So ut h \\ mn1n g th e Lhtrd one NO \\ It wa s up to Sou t h to at t ack dubs To ta ke a fm es~f' w tt s tht• \os m g ftne-sst' \-\ Oul d c-o!--t South h1s contra c t South 10:00 CAPTAIN SKIPPY SUl'TH .. A i 2 .A 10 4:1 1\orth Way Home' he we AN' HIS SAILBOAT +K Opemng lead tm l th e nor m al pi a~ . but South wh o liked t o ov erb id sa w that 1f ~a s t hel d the km g (as \.lo as ltkcl v from th e bt d dm gl . West GASOLINE ALLEY I .;till!:iaLJthe be:;t protection for your house when 4ou qo out is to lee~ve lot5 of liqhts dnd things on! 9 South DAY REFRIG ERATION James Bo ys W a te r Se rv 1ce Also po o l s i1ll e d C all 61 4 256 1141 or 6 1 4 44 6 1175 or 614 -446 7911 Scarecrow and i ll 'K .I R t 9 II 7 :! • 10 ~ 3 • h 13 QU itS her JOb when she s passed over for a promot10n and All1e d ec tdes to go 1nto bustness for herself Joel smashed r:::~~~=yo u::.:;dre now! the window because EAST + K QJ Dealer SEWING Mac hme r epa ir s. servic e Auth or1 ted Smger Sal es & SP.rv1c e Sharp en Fabr1c Sh o p , S CI$ SO r s PomP.roy 614 -99 2 2 284 G e neral Hauling ® (I) 0 ~ TH' SEA WAS CALM AN' \\EST .13 54 • 9i 52 ()) Blue Thunder 1 he Blue Thunder team batt les a rtght wtng group that ' s plann1ng an assass1nauon (60 m1n .) 'Doctor's Story ' Ele c tuca l w orh oi l ph;) sPs. free es tr m ate s_ re ilsn nable rate s. qualif1 e d P.ler:t 11oao Contac t Ron H u ff m an 61 4 85 +A~I O H4 2 Far \ o 1! It .Jim · we ~ t op<'nl'd ht ~ thtrd - be~ t s padt• Spd de s ¥Q!i • K J' (3) 700 Club (]) Ql ®MOVIE : 'A Long 4066 614 388 8274 'The • b :1 Part 1 p <!~~t· d th rt'{' no t r·ump rl'a l iZl ng !til l latf' t hat he sh oul d ll.t\ !' b1J thrt'P nu·Lrump at hi ' l tr ..;t turn :\tlRTII m MOVIE: 'Walking Tall' Pa squale El ec tri c Co all phases of el ec tn c wor k . all work gu a ra nt P.e d A e r 1al truck r e ntal 61 4 44 6 · SALES Profe ss1 on iJ I sc r vice for app lran c c s. heatrn q . cooling an d electri C Se ll and In stall Am ana . G 1bso n . Kt t chen A1d R e stdentral Co m merc i al , In d u strial 304 67 5 481 9 01 Sou t h Bay at Michigan ~~ D. DAY REFRIG ER AT ION Doing it the hard wa"j [!) USFL Football : Tampa thouqht 6t4 -388 827 4 Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby AN() l'M INCLI{iED TO A6FIEE -. 9 :00 If you weren't, SALES Pruft! SS ional ser vtce for appliances . hea ting . co o lin g and e le c tr iC Sell and in s1all Am a na , Gib so n . Krt ch en A1d Re s1dent tal , Co m mercial . l n dustrral 304 67 5 48 t 9 o r BRIDGE Mrs . King Amanda and Lee pose as a honeymoon cou p le at a resort after learn1ng that an 1mportant guest 1s marked for ktdnapp1ng . 160 614 -443 -9751 D Join the Jumble LOYers Fan CIOO end recefve al.o:elght ·word Super Jumbleae•ery month For fr&e umptea wrltelo Jumble LOW!IIS Fen e1ub. clo lhrs newspaper 8o• S2 4 ~ . (])Cisco Kid JAR Con st1u Ct1o n Co RH tland , Oh.614 -7 4 2 2 90 3 . Basement s , Footer s Con crete wo1k. B ac kh u e ' s, Dozer & Dil c her . D u mp trucks , & water ga s sewN electrical line s Eleclrical & Refriger a tiOn Sam so n loved Del ilan u n ti l s h e d 1d th•s - Go end Cen1111 Srel!on, New Yorll N Y 10183 lflCiude ~ou• 1\fffil. Bdc:lress and 1/p co<le THEINTEF!FEREI'ICE 0 IMPEDE BALD .. HIM OUT Cll MOVIE: 'Megalorce' Goo d 1 E .o:c a vatll l ~J . lJ ase rn ent s. foo t e1 s . dr~v ew ays . septi c tanK s. la n d ~cap m g Call anytull e 6 14 44 6 4537 . Jame s l O avi!>Un. Jr . owner 84 MOVIE : Pavilions' 1, 304 576 201 0 Answer Blind NATURE BLOAT Jumbles SHAKY I llll One Day at a Time II (V CZJ TV's Bloopers SHUlAw ·s Plumhing anrl Heat rng Rt 2 N eal Roar! , Pomt Pl easttn t W Va 30 4 . 675 .54 20 L• ce n secl and Insured Stark s Tr ee T11mm1ng & Rem o val Lawn m ow rn g and m aintenan c e , land sc ap ing . 10 Pet o ff u l! es tl m,ltt! s Saturday's Fraggle Rock [!)Inside Baseball ill Bob Newhan Show (I) 0 (I) Family Feud IT IS, IIJ HIS ( (Answers to morrow ) CV JIM 'S PLUM BING & HEA1 · lNG At . 1 Bo ~~: 35 5 G alli p oli s Call 614 - 3 67 -0576 Dotson's Tree SP.rv 1ce In sured Fre e E st1 mntP 304 TO and Practical Jokes D1ck Clark and Ed McMahon hosts this look at some scenes that were never Intended for v1ewtng by an au d i ence . (60 m1n ) 256 · 1583 Call 614-367-7833 . M ov1e Camera & small st e ro w1th 2 speakers . r ec ord cabmet & 50 albums . C all F110M WilER£, CARTER ' S PLUMBIN G AND HEATIN G ------------ 667-3386 Trucks for Sale "DADDY'5" CALLIN' 576 -2897 Rt . 50. Coolville , Oh 614 · 72 B:OO 0 Plumbing & Heating Dttch Witch Mod el 2 300 M -4 for sale Call aft er 5 P . M . 614 - 592 - 56 85 o r Now arrange the Circled leners to form the surpnse answer . as sug · gested by the above ca rtoon ®} Wheel of Fortune 0 Excavat1ng SEAl 6ECT'S. Newshour 7 :30 IN5/STE[;' ON WEARINo I CLIFE'B I I I I Print answer here: KXI XJ Miracle Continues fl) Jeffersons Home lmpr ove m en1 Spe c1ahst H a m es. addl1 1o n s. r oo f 1ng . p at1 os , d r ywa ll . con crete , porn t1 n g , all typ es o f rem o ldrn q 304 4 5 8 83 Christian (l) WHY HE 1 00 News Gl (l2J Helen Keller: The Will ha ul sand , grave l. any thing . 304 -458 - 1566 1979 KOX 400. 273 mil es S795 Cal l 446 -8221 77 4203 '{au BRI:'AIC IT, '{OJ TAKE; IT~ 5PM . 83 Honda 750 shadow , 2.100 miles, exc con d . 2 hel mets . Call 614 - 446 - rxx (I) Sanford and Son (I) Entenainment Tonight CZJ B.J./Lobo Show 0 (JJ Wheel of Fortune CIJ (j]) MacNeil/Lehrer BORN LOSER 614 -446 4477 1982 Honda CB 650 . 2300 mtles. exc . cond .. 2 helm et. 304 · 676 ~ 1219 Can be seen 105 Walnut St .. Henderson, W . V 304 -675 - C APTIAN Remolding . s1dm g intP. rtor and extertor , 1 e:>~ tu re rl co at mg. simul oted br1ck an d stu co. therm o rep la cem ent windows . 3 04 ·675 1560 1979 Honda CBX 6 cylinder. Sliver - black. mmt cond , new tires. famng . Call 446 0648 after 5PM . I TIENNYj Mission (]) Here Come the Brides (]) SportsCenter S HIP Motorcycles '75._~Chevy Impala 5300 .00 . 74 Cadilla c ex cellent c ondt · t1 0 n . 5 1 ,000 00 or be st o ff er . Call 614 379 - 2314 II 7:00 c arp e t I I Piatol Galaxy STEAMER Water removal. furmtur e clean 1ng. free esti mates 304 - 675 · 2295 82 1978 Camero Z -28 . S3500 1969 Camero 350 . 4 speed . 675 - 1566 AC. 446- t 853 Must sell! 1979 Plymonth Horizon TC3 Sharp. PS, PB . auto .. factory aluminin wheels. am - fm cassette . your Cup MO. (I) Andy Griffith trl News/Sparta/Weather C1J Dr. Who (j)) 3 -2 -1 . Contact liil Star Trek II (l) CZJ NBC News ([I Rifleman Ill Mazda SportsLook (I) Carol Burnett (I) Gl (l2J ABC News 0 (JJ ®l CBS News (I) Business Report (j]) Hitch Hikenl Guide/ 304 - 675 - or Bianchi ·- ·-~- ... the ternattonal tournament is presented from Columbia . extras. 2635 I.:===========J-============r 0475 $3.000 . Call 895 - 3812 Wanted to lease : Tobacco allotment . Call 304 -675 1 197 after 6 p m 6 14 58 spd . TLC. 6800. Call 614 -388 9362 . Call 304 -882 -2546 . Gard en seeds . plants. Ken ne be c seed potatoes sa 50 Fe n1lizer , f1eld seeds Boso Agri - Cent e r , 446 -2463 367 -7169 Pran o f o r Sale Wnnted res p o n sibl e party t o assum e small monthly payment s on Spinet Con sole Prano Can be seen l ocally Wnt e (tn elu d e ph no . I Cr ed1t Man .1ger P 0 B o:>~ 209 Br ee se. GET ask for J1m l1vely . Baldwm Fun ster orqan dou bl e keyboard , all ac c-ompanl rnent . ex cond Call 614 & 4 W.O. 1979 Jeep CJ -5 . 6 cyl . 3 614 - 446 ~ 7389 Northup K1ng corn. alfalfa & gra s s seed , other farm seeds . Call Vaughn Taylor , 65 Seed Vans 73 304 - 675 · 2088 4560 1972 Ford Torino stat1on wagon , A - 1 cond . Alot of 1980 VW Scirrocco 5 speed. a .c , alummum wheels with steel belted radials . Call Hay and straw for sale Call For sal e Spmet -c o nsole p1 ano bargam Want ed . Re spon sible party to take o vtH low monthly p a yment s on sp1 n et p+ano Can be seen locil lly Wute Credtt Man ager P 0 Bo11 537 Shelby v tlle. IN 46176 Autos for Sale Call 446-6595 . 304 -576 2147. Reg old . 71 1979 Jeep CJ ~ 5, 6 cvl . 3 Heifer calf . $75 8803 1870 5 d r aw er d ressflr S5 0 hkA new tw1n bed , H olly wood fr am e S1 20 , larg e L1tton c omp u t e r,z e d mr c rowave ove n . e KC . cond $400. bean bag s c hair . Sears heavv duty v1nyl S 15 Call 446 -8175 aft er 6 w eekday5 . daytrme. w eek ends. For sale full blooded Red Poll bull , 5 yr . old , very gentle. USED EQUIP ' 7795 6 14 388 9 624 ~ PI S GOO D U SED APPLIAN CE S 379 -2657 . 614 ~ 367 ~ 7220 Boardtng all breeds Heated indoor · outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Service Call614 -446 - lrmestone . ftll (hrt , and top sml Call 614 - 25 6 - 14 2 7 5 H P Go Cart removal. tJ I ·-- Toum. Coverage of th1s in- Fetty Tree Trimm1ng , stump REg Po lled Hereford bull appro)( . 1300 lbs . Call 614 - ' Sink (!) 2398 or 614 -446-2454 Judy Taylor Groonung Call HILLCREST KENNELS e:oo a rn CIJ a CIJ 111 81 <l2l scotch g uard -wat er ex trac tion . deodori zers FREE esti mates . Rea sonabl e rate s. Gene Smith . 992 -6 309 . Phone 304-458-1031 J1v1den 's Farm Equipment . 614 -446· 1675 Long •rae · to rs . Vermeer round balers , rak e s. teddter & mowers & also a complete line of bale handlrng acces .! Tobacco & c orn sprayers. tobacco set t ers. wagons . rotary tillers. rotary cutters blades. culti vators . disc . plows. post drivers. plastiC tanks, wood s plitters, gates, power washers. Wheel Horse lawn & Garden Tractors Goose neck trailer And see us for a complete line of parts & servr ce l Pets for Sale •• !i • LAVIT EVENING Bismarck' (J) New Treasure Hunt 1974 brush chipper. reedy to work, price 85,400 .00. livestock 1011r ordinary words 4/23/84 News (I) MOVIE : bvHennAmoldandlobLH Unscrambte these four Jumbtea, pne letter to each equare, lo form GENE ' S D EE P STEAM CARPET C LEAN , RON ' S Television Servi ce. Specializing in Zenith and Mot o rola , Quazar , and hou se c alls. Call 304 -576 - 63 ~ ~ ~~· ., !; v inyl siding , roo f i n~ . room addition, storm wmdows , stone Call 61 4 - 3 6 7 -0409 55 Building Supplies Bu1ldmg matenal s bl o ck . br1ck , sewer pi pes, w1ndows . l1ntel s. etc Claude Wtnters. Rio Grande, 0 C all614 -245 -5121 . ~~~~th .....____----=-~-., 9 l}~~f.\fl fii)~ ~ TMA'JICIIIAMILIDWOIIIDGAMI Television Viewing r"WnL'fiNc~~.... r 446 -7249 or 676 -1590 1331 . --- - - - - - - - - - - 57 992 -5 556 DICl< TRACY 614 - 387 - Young coon dog lor sa le F~rewood Home Improvement s Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ohio Rtver Painting Co lntenor & Exterior paintmg Profess 1onal painting at low cost free Estimates C all 614-379-2468 . Call 81 RINGLE 'S SERVICE ex p e rten ced ro o f.ng , includtng hot tar applicatiOn, c arpen ter . elec trician . mason Call 54 M1sc Merchandise 47 Wanted to Rent Apar tm e nt f or R e nt JACKSON E S TAT ES APA RTM EN T S ! E q u a l Ho u smq Op p o rtur11ty) ha s nn e and two be dr ooms re nt star t1n g at 5157 f or one br. rlroom .tnd 5 1 93 per rno n t h to r two bed r oom . N l t h 5200 de p os rt loca t e d ncar Foo rtla n d a nd Spr1n g V<tUc..,- Pl ata poo l an d TV an1 Ca ll 446 2 745 or leave Hlf'SS age by larry Wright KIT 'N ' CARLYLE ® Corn planters: New Ford 2 row . used 4 row MF . Call $1 .600 . 7238 1984 614 ·256 · 1768 . 56 51 H o u sehold Goods ,tiJI'> C all m 1 26 44 Farm Equipment ft . locuust post s and stak es Call614 - 256· 1271 . 304 -6 75 sou t h ol = urekt~ 12x60 $ 160 mo 1-1lu~ S 100 dep & ref'o;; Ca ll 6 14 643 29 16m6 14 6 4 3 61 23 , ·Monday, April 23, 1984 7 P1cture wtndow 4 h)( 5 Located Monday, April Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio , :00 G(DNewa (Ill Married Joan (I) Entertainment Tonight <i21 CNN Headline Newt I :16 Cll MOVIE: 'Tell M~ Where It Hurta' e D . ZOZLVMU Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: ALWAYS BEHAVIOR OF THE WINNERS LOSE. -GEORGE MEREDITH IMITATE THE WHEN . YOU �... Page Pomeroy 10- The Daily Sentinel NWoday, April 23, 1984 Middleport, Ohio Congress faces money headache WASHINGTON tAPt - Whilet he administration scrambl es for ways 10 salvage its policies in Central America. Congress returns to work on Tuesday to face the necessity of rais ing thegoverrunent 's OOrrowing authority by hundreds of billions of dollars to pay I he bills for anal her year. Desp ltP genpral congrpssional agn:\"tnent on tax and spending cut s dE>signed to shrink federal dE>ficits by up to $Jll2 billion ovPr the nPx t tlu·E>e years. the Treasury ts ju st davs away from bumping up against the current nat ional de bt ceiling of $U9 trillion So the Senate, back from a 10-day Easter recess. must act soon on thf' administrat ion 's rt'f}Uf'St to lift t.hE' debt ltm it to just under $1.6 trillion over th(~ next fivP months and ro $1 83 trill ion through Sept. .10. 19&5, lh<' end of the next fiscal vpar. The new levf'ls alrt'ady havPdeared the HOUSE'. RrgardlC'ss of how t.hedl'ba tf'O\ 'C'r euJTf'nt spending and taxes c•\·olves. thr burf'll UCrac~ · cou ld g rind to a halt early next month w1thout the ll('W l ine of credit. MeanwhilE>, the White House is searching for new approaches in it s effort s to salvage an aid package for E l Salvador and other Cmtra l America n nations. cspE>Clally in the wake of sevef{'rongressional fallout over the disclosure that the CIA played a direct role in the war being fought by rebels again>! the leftist regime in Nicaragua. Before taking the Easter break, both the H ouse and Senate passed non-binding [{'SOlutions that effec· lively condemned the mining of N icaragua n harbors and expressed the sensE' of Congress that no such activ ities would be financed by U .S funds in the future. T he administratio n wanted to provide $21 million in direct aid to Nicaraguan rebels. bur that pack age is all but dead in the House. w hen' Democra tic lmdcr s had steadfastl y opposed it even lx•fore the disclosures about direct CIA involvem ent in thr harbor mining and commando attacks against port fa cilit iC'S. Easter observances traditional, unusual Uy The Assodatcd Pres.' F rom tornado -fl attC'ncd churches to I he d('{·ks of a luxu ry cruis<>shtp, from the Hollywood Bowl to the All antll' City Boardwalk, Amcri cans ('{'iebrntcd E aster with 1r adi · tiona ! egg hun ts. religious SPr VicC's, rancv hat s and parades. "C)n th i~ EastPr S und;J _, -. wt• ' rf' _,_ ..: ..~ . ... ' \ PREPARE FOR i\RT SHOW - Students from the Portland E lemt•ntary School have been working hard in preparation lor the upmming Art Show slated May 21-2.'1. This year's edition of the art show will ))(' the 12th annual event held at the school under the direction of head teacher Larry Wolfe. Studenl•, grades one-six and members of Special Education cla..ses and Leanling Disabilities classes will be included In the program. AU art work that the PES student• hav e completed throughout the current school year will be featured at the 1984 show. Shown are members of Mr. Wolle's filth and sixth grade spared us." Meanwhile, in New York City, more than 40 children boarded the Quf'Cn E l izabeth 2 in search of 500 c hocolate-covered m ar shmall ow eggs and one bonusE>gg red<'E'ma ble for a thrf'f'-da yc ruiseon Long i sland Sound . Alumni tkkt-t;; on salt• Tkkrts for th1 · annual Pomrro:v High S<·hool Alumm Banquet and Dancr arP now on ~a lP J 1 thf' Nrw York Clothing House and Swisher Lohse Drug Store in Pomcro1·. Tick{'t s fo r thf' an nual rC'union to lx' h<'ld Ma1· 26 ar c $10 m e h. Vt-Ie ran;; Mt-morial Sa tun:l ay ;\dmissions -· Lind<J Gcli · IC')'. Dex ter ; Chcr,·J Fergl!Son. Middleport . Sat ur da~· Ui sc hargr s·- Carl WE>ese. Wi lliam Ph til ips. Sunday Adm issions M arySmit h. Margare t Flit s. M iddlcporl: Pomeroy. Sunda\ Dischargf'-·Susan T rac~·. locat ion. Marriage license A ma r r iag(' !icenS(l wa s issuPd in Meigs County Cou rt to Earl W. Winf'O; ll l.., l9, Rl. 1. ChPshin•, and Susan RP~ B rya n. 18, Rt. I , MiddlP)XJrl. Mt>t>l"i lonighl The committC'P in chargP uf planning a reunion for the 1964 gradual in g class of M iddleporl High Sc hool w ill hold a meeting at 7 this cvming all hr LaSa lle Restaurant in M iddleport . No court Wedne!!day Emergency runs Then' will tx> no traffic. crimina l cou11 cast• h('ard in Mf'igs County Sf>vt:n ca lls wf'rP answf'rf'd b:;-• loco! units ovpr the weekr nd . Hlf' M eigs Cou nty E m NgPncy Medical Services rE>portS. M onday at12· 2.'\ o.m .. Middleport went to S. Second Ave .. for Doroth y Robbins. taken to Veterans Memor ial Hospita l. and at 4: 2ii a.m . Syracuse took BC'mice Wincb~enner from CoiiE>gc and Brid geman Sts.. to HolzcrMPdical \ enter. On Sunda v M idd leport all: ~'i:l p.m . went 10 Nobel Summit Road for Nora Camborn . taken lo HoiZt:'r Medica l Ct>ntE>r: S)-racuse took Ber niCf' Winebrenner to Holz£'r M('{lira l Center at R 17 p.m .; Rutland al 5: Ci5 a.m .. wenl l o Dewhu rst Lant• for Harold D<>· w hurst , taken to Veterans :vlc.mor· ial, and Rutland al 4 p .m . went to Harrisonv illf' for M<Jrga r f' t E ll is. to Vrtr r ;m s M emorial. On Sa turd a~' at 10: 2> p.m . Middleport took Chen ·! Ferguson. &•t-ch St .. to Vr tl'ra n ... MemoriaL Court on Wednesday, April 25. The ( 'a SPS have ~n continued to May 2. Wednesday session sel Mason Chapter 157. Order of t:astPrn stars annual frif'ndship night w ill be held Wednesday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m . All arPa m ember s arr inv ltf'd to att end i\nnouncf' shutoff Water wil l be off in rlle area of Sy racuSi' E lementary School Tut'S· day tx>ginning at 3 p.m. Jan ice 1.:-;wson. vt llagf' clerk -ln_"asufC'r announced today. Mt"t'IM Tuesday Southt•rn Alh lelic Boosters will mf'<'t Tuesday. April24, at7: 30 p.m at the high S<'hool. Pomeray police checlr two accidents Pomerov Poli<'C invE>st igated two accidents 'on Sunday, both in the area of Sprin g Ave .• and East M ain St. A t 10:36 a.m .. a ca r driven by Patty Landaker. Pomeroy. backro into a vehicle driven by Thoams Hawley. PomE>roy. at the intersec· tion . There w ere Ughl damages to the Landaker car and moderatE> damagE's to thP = nd vehicle. AWARDS PURCHASE() - Field day activities, an art show. and a book fair will he among many activities scheduled lor students of Portland Elementary School in the Southern Local School District during the week of May 21-25. R<>cently many trophies and other awards arrived for tht" upcoming evt'nts, including th ese trophies heing displayed by Portland stud<>nt ,Jason Quillen and .Iunic Beegle. Beside'S field day awards, ~hola~tk awards, Citizenship awards, outstanding student award~ and oth(>r awards will he presented during the upcoming w (>ek..~ . .1\ ccording to Hf'ad Teacher Larry Wolfe , organil;er of the annual evenl•. tht• art show is planned for the week of May 21-25, field day May 2:\, and a hook lair on May 2'l. Board lo meel The Southern Local Board ol Educa tion will mE>el m SpE>Cia l <ession Tuesda y a17 p.m . at !he high school ca fPIPria. Landaker was cited on an improper backing charge. At 2:50 p.m .. A car driven by Brian S)X'IIcer. Pomeroy. struc k the rear of a car driven by Herbert Knight. Talmadge, which had stopped in the lane of trafflce. There were madera te dam ages and Spencer was cited on a charge of falling to have his vehicle under control. Olympic cagers Property transfers ... Story on Page 3 See Page 6 .' j cl...,-..es displying some of their work. Front row, 1-r, Jayson Codner, Sheri Roush, Nancy Hunt, Chris Harmon, Kevin Heaton and Jason Quillen. Second row - Bobhy Proffitt, M elanie Adams, Junie Beegle, Becky Roush, Greg Weddle, Tanya Meadows, Brian Taylor. Third row - ZeUa Lawson, Rebecca Malone, Diana WIUbarger, ,J, J. Lawrence, Tommy St.obart, Michael Kincaid, and ,Jerem y Rose. B ack - Tammy AUen and Ronnie Mullirt~. In the past , art work from Portland Elementary has gained first prize honors at both the Meigs County Fair and Rio Gr ande CoUege Elementary Art Show. ATHENS, Ohio i AP I -The man who once served as appointment s Sffretary to FBI Dirl'<'lor J . Edgar Hoover says the public has gotten the wrong impres sion about t hl' controv0rsial figure. " HC' wa s a very Fair man." sa id Mack Ellis. " He was devoted l o t he bureau. II was his life." E llis, retiring next m on th after 35 vears w it h the bureau to become code en for<'cmenl officer lor A thens. says bein!! appointments SP<'rctary was more Sl rPSSfui th an some of thE> cases on which he worked. After being handed a basket and a nutfv. stuff bunny , the children scu~ried from room To room of the huge luxury liner. Five-)'ea r -old Tara Schein of Manhattan was the lucky winner of the t hr'l'c'~a~' c rui se. Across town. thousa nds of people linN:! up in cool but sunny wealhf'r to march in the Big Applp's annual Easter parade. T h{l annual public EastE-regghunt of the Middleport -Pomeroy Rot ary Clu b scheduled for Sunday afternoon at G-eneral HartingPrP ark wa s postponed due to continuing rain. The event has been rPscheduled for2 p.m . nE>x l Sunday at the same Story, photos on Page 4 Area deaths Cecil 0. Kincaid Mrs. Cec il 0 . K inca td, 87 ..144 Not1 h F'ou rlh A, ..... M tudleporl. died Sunda)-' ot the Mount Pl r asa nl Reti rpme>nt VillagL' in Mon rOC' . Ohio. Mrs. K inca id wJ s born March l R, 1HY7 at Winifn'dc . W Va .. a daught croft hP lotrCornPI ius E . and Prebl r :vleans Paulry. RPsidf'~ her parent s, shf' was prPCC'dPrl in d£'ath by her husband . .John W Kincaid . and t wo hrothPrs. R.-1~ · Paul r~~ and Clyde Pau iPv . 'Ar ti w• in ·th e mmmunity br forf' leav ing Middleport. Mrs. Kincaid was a membl'r of Heath United Methodi st Chureh. thr Middleport Gardm Club and WhitC' Rose Lodgt•. Surviv ing arc a daugh!Pr, Paule)· A. &aver. Middlptuwn; IY\'O sons. William K Kincaid. Sacr ament o, Ca lif.. and .John P . Kincaid, Apple Valle~. Ca li!., hoth of whom are gr aduatf'Softhe West Point Military Wealher forecal'it Cloudy tonight wit h a cha nce of rai n or drizzle. Low .3.'i-10. Vatiahlc wind s 10 mph or il'"· Partial clearing T\l('sd ay. High :fi-611. Chanee of ra in 50 p<'rt'Pnl tonigh t and 10 p(>r<Vnl TuPsda). E•tended Foreca.'t Wt>dnt..day thnmgh Friday: Fair on Wedn.,.day. ('hance of showers Thur.iday . nearing Friday. Highs !rom the upper 50s l.o mld-ffls. Lows mostly in the 40s. .Jackpot inc·rem>t>d CLEVELAN D tAP ! - ThP nf'XI j ackpot for the we<'kly "Ohio Lotto" is estim ated a I $3.7 million aft er no on{' chose aU six of thf' numbf'rs drawn in the latest game. lollery officials say. Winning numbers drawn Saturday night were 10, ~. 'n, 29, 32. 36. Sa les totaled $4,466,474. said spokeswoman A nne Bloomberg. Th~;re wE>re 292 tickets tllat named five of thP six winning numbers . Each Ucketholder w ill receive $1,147 . Each of the 13,642 players who namro fou r winning numbers will ri'C{'[Ve $6.'i. Academ y; a sistE>r, Da hlia I. Pa uiC'Y , Col umbus: six grandch ildrm. and eigh t grca t-grandcht ldr<'n. Sen •ices wi ll be hel d at 1 p.m . Wedncsdav at the !1awlings-CoatsB lower F'~nera l Home in Middleport with t he Rev. Rober1 Robinson offici at in g. Burial will he in RivC'r vi(•w Cem0t er:.· Friend s may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p. m . married while in military Sf'rvice and now has 11 childrPn. He returned to the FB1 after military duty and w ork ed ther e while finish ing college. sears PRE-SEASON CHAIN LINK FENCE SALE OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER for Armadillo V fencing with economy framework Funeral serv icxes for Harley E . .Jones. 1335 E . F airground Road , Mario n, w er f' held M arc h 30 at t.hf' Snvder F uneral Home in Marion. Mr. Jones. who died March 26, at his hom e in Marion, w as marrif'd for 06 wars to the formPr Caro l Hecox of the Chesl er community in Meigs Cou ntv. Mrs .. Jones su rvives along wit h two sons, three daughters. a oorht cr . 18 grandchildrE>n and 19 gr~;a t -grandchildren . Mr .JonPs was C'mployed for 32 Vf'ars as a CC'mf'n1 finisher for Ba ldauf Constru ction and 16 yPa rs as a maintenanee man for Todt'O Dootlndusttirs. I3urial was in Marion Cem('tr ry. 36" High 11 Y1 Gauge 36" High 12 Gauge Thomas sun·ivor Prices Reduced for Line-of-Fence, Terminal Posts and Gate5 An additional sur\/ivor of M rs. Marl<' Thomas. Philadelphia. Pa., who died April lo , is her mother-inlaw, M rs. ElizabE'th Guess of Pnces are catalog prices • Now avarlabte rn our ' LG ' catalog supplement • Shrpptng. tnsta llal10n ext ra • Ask. abou t Sea rs credit plan s PnmPro~' Hcr hu sband John. who survives, was from the Wolfe Pen area not the deceased as was f{'J)Ortcd. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph. 992-5776 NOW OPEN AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT GREGG & PATTY GIBBS N. 2ND AVE. PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. Va.) 773-9577 FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron, House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Bloomine Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 MIDDLEPORT. OH. HOURS: Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Fri. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs . 9:30 to 12:00 Sat. 9:30 to 2:00 enttne 1 ~<lion , 10 Pages 2S Cenh A Mult imedia Int. New~opoper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 24, 1984 W orkhegins on • • marina proJect By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall MiddlE>port V illage Council Monday night approved an agr<'E'ment with Reiser Architect s, Athens, for a dE'tailed plan on thE> development of the town' s marina. The action followed a m<'E'ting of the Middleport Recr eation Commission and representatives of council with I he Reiser firm and Trautwein Associates, Inc .. Worthmgton. During tha t session , ideas of the two firm s w ere aired on how the m arina might be I'Xpanded. The recr eation C'Ommission recomm end ed a n agrePment with ReiSPr. ReiSE>r, under it s pmposa l , wUI hol d at least on e meeting with the villagf' Tf'Creation commission to obtain idE' as on the plan: w ill hold at least onf' meeting with viJiage council on the maner: w ill hold ol least one public mE>eting for input into the plan. The firm will revitw sketches supplied on the proposed development and incorporate these into the plan if possibl e. I! will present preliminary designs to counc il and the r ecreation commis· sian for review. Reiser will prepare a final stte plan in detail witll actua l estimated costs of each proposed item in the plan and a final site plan \\111 be drawn to scale and finalized in such a manner as to permit bids to be ri'C{'ived l'oreach item in the plan . Reiser w ill plan to be roordinated with the U. S. Corps of E ngi nE>ers since approval of the Corps musl be obtained. A financing plan w ill be devPioped w hich will show dPfinile m eans or nnancing the construction of the dproject w ith tentativr commitments trom the Corps and other feder al and stale agPnci~;s. Racine Village Counc il , m E>etlng in recessed session Monday night, look action restricting utility m m panies in the community on the days which they can disrontinue service. Council suspended the rules and gave all thl'E'e required r ead ings to an ordinance to restric t thPcompani<'S cuNlng off servi ce for nonpayment of bills. According to tlle new ordinanCE', compani es cannot discontinuE> service on legal holi days or on F rid ays, Saturd ays and Sundays. CompaniPS violating the ordinance wUI be fined $50 a day. II was announCE'd that Angel Communicat ions which has been given the franch ise to prov id E> cable telf'vlsion Sl'rviN" for the R..acinr area will begin work on the install ations nf'xt wwk and should bE' In operationbyJune15. Sf>rvi ce in Tackerv ille and Dorcas w ill be a later time. ThP program commit te<' composed of council !Vpr{'S('ntativPS and citizens will mE>et al4 today at v ill age hall to discuss the progranning to be offered by the firm. Council set Wednesday, Mav 2. and WednPSday, May 9, as clean-up days in the town. On those days the village truck will haul aw ay trash collected lor the cleanup. Tlti s trash is to be placed near the edge of r oads so that workers w ill be able to eas il y spot it. Mr. and Mrs . 1-: . A . Wingett mE>eling w ith council discussed shru bbery along Route 124. Mayor Charles Py les and counci lman Lar ry Wolfe will mE>et wtth Mrs. Wingell at I he scf'ne todiscuss what can be done with the shrubbery which needs cutt ing back. Actual benefit s toberPalized from the project w ith amount s of funds w hich could be rf'alized from acttviti<'S in the area w ill beoutlincd. The firm will providP an Pstimated cos t ol m ai nlenancP and opera tion of the completed project with proposed means of financing oper ations. The plan will bP completed within 90 days from thP signing of thP contract and rost to the village w ill run betwE>en $.'i.OOJ and SG.OOJ. Semnd reading given i\1 last night's meeting council gave second readings to ordinantvs S<'tt ingup Middl(')JOrt asa community reinvcstmmt area and establi shIng the posllion of assistant ch ief of police. Mayor F r ed Hoffman ,.,_ ported thai lhc 1982 community block grant records haw lx'l'n rContinued on page 101 It was reported that the <log ca tcher will be pick ing up clogs running loose in the to'.vn. pc r1i('u larly during the right l1ours. Councilman Carroll Tt.'aford rt' · ported that the Sixth St. and Julmtuwn water lines an.• now in opera tion . Plans were madf' to rr•pai r a drain on Pearl SL and a discussion was held on the sl ratpg:v to be followed in r egard l o filin g for J varianer on fh(' installa 1ion of v... ater m etrrs. Council also discussed the need for more action on thepanof council commil lE'<'Swit h rhf' idea being that comm iiiE>es hold more mC<'tings and pin down recommend at ions on va riou s mat ters in ordPr t od(I(' !'C'3S(l limP time involved in ff:'hTUi ar council sessions. T h(' ffil'l(lfing w as m :-c>ss{'() until Mav 14. ,JOIJ'i FORCE<; - In the true spirit of cooperation the Athens Regional Office of the Department of Youth Services and the Meigs Count)' -luvenile Court have joined lorL..,. w organize a group of , -olunteer youth who art~ agenl'iffi to i.L'-~i~t undr r lht' care of the respective Week. " Pirtun'<l an• Carl lfyscU, juveniiP ('LIUJ1 officiuJ, seau•d: .J;u·k Mc~uaid, ~:outh <-·oun""4•1or with the Drpartnwnt of Youth ~· n· i<-·t•s and Tt·rn· Gardner, a..r;;."i.~tant juvt:nilt• offiet·r. standin~ 1-r, mt;l Monda.v w go ov••r phm' for th<· pro,i<'<'L in the pro_j£>d of "£ 'lt•ru1 U p Ohio (.Clean Up Ohio Week" set "Clean Up Ohio Wr'Ck .. wi ll IX' observed through lh~ com bin('(! efforts of the At hens Rf'gional orfirf' of thf' Df'partmrnt of Youth Sc>n·icpo:.; and tllr MPi gs Count.\ · Juvf'ni lf' Coun The two ha\'P jomrd forces to organize a group n f \'oluntf'f'r ~ ·outh undrr 1 hP w ing of 1hf' Sf'Vf'ral rPspectivr ;J~~(· nr if's to pa r ti r ipatf' in Clra n Cp Ohio Week Tilf' .\ ·outh gmurs will lr dPmonstrat ing 1hrirdf' ~ irr to help kf'<'P I heir communi! )' and the Sta!C' of Ohio clf'an b~· rommillin g t hf'msrlvf's to wor J.; togPt hcr on th e pmwct. R obPrt Buck .. l uwn ii<' .fud ge ano Ralph S!.1 r kc)·. rf'giona l admin i ~ t rat or of the I)c>p;l rtment of Youth S<>rv tws. .-\ thPn s Hrgiona I officp "gn' <' 1hat if I roublcd ~·outh of thf' rommunit )· can ioin fmTf'S. nthPr'- 1 · ;~n also r njoY this typ.-• of rxp<'rir n('{' Carl H~·st•ll. ju\.·cnilf' cou11 n!firial ;Hlrl .l:wk McQu aid . Df'p.:.~rtm(•nt of Youth Sl'!Y i Cf'~ Yourh Counsplor, a rr .<. ;( '1\' ing ;1." Cf)(HTl inn!Or ~ a nd ~ up1·n ·1 ~ors for tJw spPcial prnjf'rt Both official s sa1· tho_ v hO]X' iilht'r M<'ig> Count; youth gToups will r Ppond to thi s opJX)nunit .Y In m;rkf' Meigs County a rnon• tx 'Jutiful (Jlar t• 10 li\'('. Spt'<'ia l pffun s Jn• lx ' ing m 3dr lh roughoul thr · ·~1 coun t .v I"Pgion;.il J r('a to im·oln ' DYS )'OUt h w ho <J rr on e1 ft P I1\SI n • to p;u·r irpa t P in a ]()('J l f'ffort 1o do their JXl rt to lwlp clPan up tht'ir ('ommun it .\·. A pr()('lamation h.\ Cm Rwh;.m l Ct•lf'~l t' has designate>d April ~ throu g h \1a\ :1 .J~ Clf\ Ul Up Ohio Week • • Mondale feels Ohio victory could nail down nomination CL EVELAND tAP I - A vict ory in Ohio's May 8 prinnary would help nail down the Democratic presidential nom ination before the party' s convmtion in San F rancisco this summer, fo rmr r Vke Pres ident Walter Mondale says . " If I do well in Ohio, it will hE>Ip a lot ... Mondale said M onday night. " I think I now have a chance to get the deiE>ga les I need by the time we get to San Francisco." Mandai<' cautioned agai nst any ovprco nfidPn CE', however. saying, "We've got about 40 percent of lh<' dE'IE>gates yet to be sPIE'Cl ed. ' · Of Jhe 3,933 deiE>gates to the national convention. 2,239 have bE'en chosen. Mandai£> has 1,128.8, while626 are committed to Sen . Gary H art of Colorado and 167.2 to Jlle Rev . Jesse Jackson. The others ar<' uncommitted or are committed to oth<'r candidates Harley E. .Jones • at y e Council restricts cutoff days " I talked to people like Sen. Joe McCarthy , thp Kcnnedvs and a lot of others," he sai d, addi ng tha t so many people wanted to see Hoover tllat he qu ickl y found il to bE' a pressure job. E llis. who Jpft M ingo County. W.Va , in 1949 as a twn-agrr out to seck his fortune in Washingt on. landed a joh with the FBI and became appointments =ret ary lx•fore he became an agent . When the K orean War bE'gan. E llis left the FBI for thrE>e years to srrve in thr Air Force . HP w as Tursd a ~· • \ Agent Ellis says former boss, Hoover was "a very fair·man' Meigs County happenings A scheduled meet mg of the Midd lepor1 P1D for tonight has been rancellrd and rP·scheduiPd for .-\prU .10 a 1 7: .10 p.m. FHA conventioneers See letters on Page 2 Vol.33 . No.7 Copyrighted 1984 I his. and see the hand of God. He has Egg hunt rescheduled , ~ thinking abou t 1ht• power of God anrl 1he Rrsu rt'E'<'l ion," llw Rf'Y . Gu~ · RC'f'd~; TOld p;_nishione rs in W <:~le r Vall cv . M iss., w hcrP Ll tomado k il h:'CI seven p<'Opi<' Saturda)· and tippC'd the top off I he First Bapt is! Chu rch. (;azing J t hi s small flock sit tin g nn chunk."' of brokf'n co ncrPIC'. pilf'S of' brick and wooden chairs pulled from the r avaged church. Reedy added: "We can look around al all • Public speaks out in order to be nominated. a candid ate needs 1,967 deiE>gati>s . The fonnf:'r v ic(' prf'S idC>nt \\'On somf' kC'.\ ' r ndorsem C'n ts M onda~' from Ohio IPadf'rs, includin g Gov . Rt chard Celeste. who was joined by Mondaleal " ne\.vs confer ence in Columbus. M ondalr also campatgned in Youngstown before traveling lo ClevE>Iand, w here he was to speak a t Case WPstcr n Reserve Univer sity tod ay. Ce leste. who had considC'I'f'd rC'm a ining neutral, sa id hP df>Cidcd over the W<'E'kcnd tha t Mondale was "bes t a hie to defeal Ronald Reagan in NovPmber and bes t ahiP lo lead I hi s count ry in the vears ahead." BesidE's Celestr. Mondal e ptcked up the rndON'mPnts of Oh io House Spea ker Vern Riffe .Jr . Senate Prcsidr nt H JtT~· M(' ~ hPI and ScX'rf'laJ)' ol StiJ IC' Shf'rrorl Brown. CC'lostc sa id Mondal<'. wit h whom h~ worked as Pearf' Corps dir('('lor in thP Ca t1f'r aclministrJtion. undC'rstands l hC' rconom ic and nt h~ r prohl cm> nf Oh io and 1h(' M idwrsr . Monda le dcscrilx'<l CC' Irstc ' " "a df'ar and old fri('nd " and said he was grateful and proud to gel the nod of thC' govrr no r Jnd ot ht'r party IParlcrs. But hr sa id "it's nn J~· a rPcommf'nclation. 1 hav(' lP<J rm'd through p.xpt.•riL'Ilt'P that ~'o u ca nnot prroj u1l.Qf' votPr s. I mus t m~·Sf' lf earn thl'i r I r-u st and supp.Jrt ... CE'les ll' indil'alt'll hPw n·q if'<l w ith makinJ:: hischnicro of Mond aII' OI'Pr Hart and J ackson. " It v.muld havl' IJL"lt'fl ]Jolit iC'a lly comfol1 a blr' to sla\ neutral." he said . Thf' Ohio prim :Hy ~\'ill hC'lp d(•cid(• 1~ ot 1ht · :-.tafp '~ 17:-. na tinnJ I com ·('n I inn drll'g<J I(' slots. T hf' ot hPr~ a rf' to h{' filled b.\ ' appointm(•nt o f l h(' U h10 Df'm t KT~t 1ic Ex('('u 1 ivf' C'omm itt('(' In Y oungstown. v.:h('t'(' thousands ot slPd induqJ'\' jobs hm·r clis appc•a n""(! nn' r l hf' );Js t trw \ 'r'ars . Monrlalf' sa id thC' RPaga n aclminis t r~ltinn ha:-. \)('("n rPSponsiblf' for the Ins~ nt 2Ul,ffKl s t f"('I - J'f'lt~h 'fl jobs natiom•.:idc . Ask('() V..' h ~· I h(' Ca rtf'r <ld ministration did n1tt r nmf' to the M<Jhoning Va llf'\\ rrs('U(' whr n stf'f'l mill s w· ·n ' r losing ln the IJ 1f' 197tls. MoncLllf' S<l id. " . \ t 1ht · tim!'. ·,\.(' \\'('1'(' ju ~l s1011ing to put in pl;w(' :1 tlip<!t'I!IP organizat ion of l<J bor. manaJ::f'rnl·nt ;Jnd go\·Prnmrnt dcsignf'd to h!'lp compJni<'~ mo<lrrni:tf' tD 1-:l'f'P tlln"'l' jobs ." Kennedy enters deal with Columbia Gas Mays enters guilty plea to reduced count COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - Columbia Gas of Ohio should quit subsidizing poor utility customer s and tum tha t responsibility over Ia the government, its chairman says. Marvin E. White m adE' the remarks Mooday whilE> helpi ng annoullCE' a joint energy purchase progrann aimed at helpin g poor people pay their energy biDs. U nder the agreemE>nl . Columbia wil l buy Jow-rost na tural gas from a non-profit energy company formed by Joseph P . ~nnedy II. The dllference betw<'E'n the low price and the normal price would go into a lund to cover certain fuel b!Us. Kennedy, whose Boston-based Citizens Energy Corporation al· ready has created similar programs lor home heatlng-<Jil customers, said regular ratepayers would bellelit because their cost of paying othe!Wlse uncollectable bills would drop. White, hoWever, said he didn't POINT PLEASANT - fX'xit'r ~h1~·s. who was rom·ictffl nt first -dC'gr('(' murder with a rf'f'Om · mC"ndat ion of me-rr~· by a Ma son L'ounly jul')' in August of 1!1Rl hefot'f' thf' West Virgin ia Suprf'm f' four! of Ap]X'als overturned the conv icllon in .lul:c of 1~R1, piPaded gu ilt )' Monda)· to S<'COnd-degrf'(' mun:ler in Mason County Circuit Court. A =ond-dl'gr('(' mun:IN ca tTi~sa possible sentenPE' of five to 18 )'Cars. Ma ~s of ChC'sapeakc, Ohio. could be (')igible for parole in five yea rs. The 22-yC'ar-old Ma~s was arr ested Nov. 3. 191(1. in connE'Ction with thE> shootingdmt h of Johnny D. Wamsley, 35. Huntington. a former I'Psidpnt of Point Pleasant . Wamsley' s body wa s found ncar thcolcl Mai M oore Farm off Routc2. six-tcntbs of a mile below Crab Creek Road. Oct. 15.191(1. His body was discovered by a delivery man at approximately9: 30 a.m . Loca l officials r eported tha t for{'S{'!' that happening soon. "Obviously this pilot program w ill not place us in a position whE're we can't go to our good-paying customers and ask them to support tlle poor-paying customers," he sa id. "This is one step in that direction. I believe tha t to kE>ep good-paying custom ers from doing such a thi ng we'll havetohavesomelegislalion." White also said he felt other belp-the-poor energy progra m s would have to stay in place "un111 we get the proper legislation and get this burden off our shoulders." White estimates as m any as50,<XXJ households are nearly $45 mllllon in arrears. That's about $900 a household for the delinquents, but White said the annount should dwindle by next heating season as the bills are paid off. By then , he sa id, !he Citizens agreement should stan supplying funds. C.JTlZfN ~; EAGY GAS DEAL- Joseph Kennedy announces at a Monday press conference in Columbus that his non-profit company , Citizen's Energy Corporation, wiD seU low-cost gas to Columbia Gas with the prollls going to low-Income utility c ustomers who can not pay thei r hills. 1i\P Laqerphoto) Wam:-; J p~ · had hl•f•n <.; hot ll tUJ' tmw :-., lhr('(" tim('s in rht · ha rk ot the lw;,cJ and oncr ;l t thr · ha sf' of fhr- n• '<'k. apparr ntJ ~· al cloSf' ranJ::P H·ith d small f'a lihcr WP< q::xm In support nt it...; piP<l harga1 nin g agrf'f'mf'nl . I h1 ' pmsr'f'u tirm s:11d t h1 ' staff' would 11£• st'\'f'rf'J~ · h<liYl!)('l'l-d i n t hC'pn'SC'nt at inn of it S<'< lSf' ;1g;1 i nst lhr drfPnci<Jnt lll ·raUSf' lhr rou r t ot appea ls J1J]('{i that ~f'\ ' ('I'JI ilf ' m ~ ol C'\ 'idPnC'C' suhm ill('() b~· tht· st:J ii ' m Ma~'s' first I rial would not hf • allowed In the second . Thrs<' itPm s included the <lPl rnd ant' s confC'ss ion to poliCE'. krl'' to the victim's van . glovf's aUcgPd i~· wom b)' tllc dC'fenclant whilr firin g a gun at thC' victim. burnt port ions ot the v ictim' s tc>timoni al book and thp weapon supposed I)' used toshoot the victim. a handgun . Prosecutor Damon Morgan sa id I he statl' t hought. it cou ld not sustain a conv iction of any morp than tCont inued on page 101 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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