http://66.213.69.5/files/original/9ec5c6f4e373c41c1e69c6f35e7521a3.pdf 1b393cc60d82656c31f1d16b5bddde3b PDF Text Text Page Thu~y , 14- The Daily Sentinel Long-time ODOT employe retires Area deaths George j. Couladis George J . Cou ladis, 82, 37 West Stare Street , Athens died Wednesday morning at KJmes Convalescent Center, Athens. Couladis was born in Constantinople, Thrkey the son of the !at<• .John and Ka lliope Filas Couladis.He w as also pl'l'<'l'!!ed in death by one son. Johnny. two sisters and two brothers. He was a seaman with the Greek Merchant Marine before coming to the U nited States. He was a stL:.el workt:'r fur \\iheellng Steel Corp., at Man ins Ferry and Yorkville. Ohio . He Owned and operated restaurant s in Stu benville and Barnesville . HE' moved to Athens in 1937 and later owned and opera ted The Hot Dog, 'The Union Gr ill and I hE' !::squirE'. H e was a mem ber of Masonic Lodge Pa.-amuthia Lodge25 F&AM and the Chapter Council and Commandery all of A thens. Scott ish Rite Valley of Colum bus. Allad in Temple of the Shr ine. rolumbus, Athens County Shrine Club, !':piscopa l Chu rc h of the Good Shepherd. A thens. Annunc iation Grc'<'k Orthodox Church, Columbus. He is survived by hiswi.fc.Aspasia Gevas Coulad is; thrC<' sons, PPtt'r and Alexander. Athen s. and Stephen of Willi amsville. N. Y.; one sister. Alexandra Mams. South Dayto na, F la.; two grandchildrc>n George and Da niel Couladis, Willi amsv ille: SC'VP ral niecPs and nf' phl'WS in Greece and U nit ed Sta tPs . Funer al se tv ices will be helc Satu rday at 11: 30 a. m . a t thE Episcopa l Church of the Good Shepherd w ith the Rc\'. Fa ther Anthony Sarris of Columbus.offi . ela t ing . Burial wiU be in West Union Street Cem etery, Athens. Fnends may call at the Hughes Funera l Hom e F r ida,_· f rom 2 to 4 and 71o 9. Masonic sen:iC'f's wil l bf> held at the funer al hom(• F r ida~· at f p.m . and the Thric<' Hot,· H)mn Pra_ v<'r services w ill be ro nducf('Ci a t 7: JO p.m Fr iday In li£>u of flowers contribu tions may be m ade to the E piscopal Churc h of ThP Good Shepherd, O'BienPss H ospit <-~ 1 . or A nnuncia tion GrPPk Orthodox C'hu rrh . ger, Pomeroy , and B ill E ichinger, Sy racuse. and one granddaughter. Funeral services wUI be held Saturday at 11 a.m. at the Firs\ Unitm Methodist Church. Girard. The body will lie in state at the church from 10 a.m . until t ime of services. Friends may call at lhe Blackstone Funeral Hom e, Liberty Street, Girard, Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9. Masonic services will be held Friday al 9p.m . Burial wiU be in Girard City Cemet<'ry .. . In addi1ion to sLx cousins listC'd as su rvivors of Alirf' Holliday, ?S. Route 1. Dexter, who died Wcdncs day, tll<'r<' aJ'f' l hr<'<' other cousins. They are MadPline Gruescr. Well stan. Harold Pond . Jr.. and &tty Pond. Wilkcsvill('. Marketing seminar can I sell M ore of What I Have" will be prcs('ntm this evening by Mariet l1! College at the M eigs Inn from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. The seminar is being sponsored l:ly I he Pom er oy Chamber of Commer ce. Registrat ion is $15 and may be pard at the door. Veterans Memorial Admil ted--M abel Hetzer , Pomeroy; Jua nita Chapman, Pomer oy; Ortha James. Pomeroy ; Lee Layne. Racine; Carroll Johnson, Middlepor1. D ischarged--George DeLong, Ti mothy Tay lor, Ir is Rou sh, Georgi a Swauger, Richard Jeffer s, M argar et E llis. Mr. EichingPr was tx:>m Ff'bt1Ja 1y 1.1. 1901in Pom eroy the son of the lo tc William and Cla r a Pa r1 low E ichin ger . H<' was also prr'('cded in dea th by a bmt hN. Ro)· who died March 19. 1984 . Mr. E ichinger workm for l ' S. Stpel in McDonald as a rull tu m Prfor :12 y<'ars h"ving l'l'l mod in 1961i. HP was a ml'mlx•r uf 1hl' First U nih'll Method ist Church. Girard. thP William Farr M ason ic Lodg<' 67~ of Girard, The Gira ,-d EaglPs. was a charter mPm ber of th<' McDonald Conservat ion Club and Cirard Senior Cit izcns. HC' was a w• tf'ra n of World Wa r I having s('r.·m with lh• · U .S. Armv . H e is su rv· ivC'd by his wiff'. An na .J H oudas hf' lt Fichingf•r w hom ht' married Dec£'mbc r 24. 1 ~l'> : om• daughter. Mrs. Shtr !Pv A. Oa,·is, Niles. O hio: six sisters. Mrs _l\o1ma Houdas helt . Syr;wuS<': Mrs. Eclna Wayland. Midd leport. Mrs. Mi ldrf'd S<'yfr ied. Gallipolis Mrs. Ru th Leifheit . Akron ; Mrs. riara Sa \'I'~. Pom eroy: Bctt).' Onrst. Mi<lmisbu rg; tu.·o hrothf'rS. ,\ll~'n Eit'hin - DST begins this Sunday direc tor of the Ohio Drparlmcnt of Liquor Cont rol. r~m i nd f'd ;~II pp1· m it holders Wh<'n thP r lock Slrikes 2 a. m . it will. in facl. be :t a.m .. :lit minutes pas t lhf' legal clo.sing timf' for permit hold£'rS Pnfi t\ed to b<' open until 2:.10 a.m . Therefor<'. all sales and consumpt ion of liquor must ceasf' a t 2 Ll.rn .. whf'n clocks should lx' LJdvanrPd onf' hou r. Di rec tor Care,· sa id. Weather forecast Generallyclpar tonight . !.ow nf'a r 00. SouthPr ly winds around 10 mph . Friday, part ly sunn,- and continuf'd unseasonabl ~· warm with a slight chance of showprs and thunder storms. High around k'7. Chance or precipitation 10 percen t tonight and 30 percen t F r iday. E xtended forecast Saturday through Monday: Showers and thunderstorms likely Saturday and into SWiday. Fair on M onday. Cooler through the period. Lows ~ Saturday, 45-55 Sunday t111d in the ~ Monday. Highs in the 7o. Saturday, the 60s Sunday and»«! on Monday. LEA~ P+iOTOGRAP+iY SPRING VALEY PLAZA GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CLOSED MONDAYS Sale NUANCE LANE CEDAR CHESTS E.O,M, SALE PRICES ON QUALITY LANE LOVE SEATS Cologne Spray Th e tdeal gtlt for grad ua tton Large selectton of styl es and woo d l1n1shes. Use ou r Lay -away Plant _-; ILE l'RIC E.'i .W .tRT AT 0\/ , r - 2.5 fl. oz. - 1 11.75 Value Sprcinl $14900 LADIES' Price d $7 19 $1999 To MEN'S s100 PACKAGE Van Heusen Handkerchiefs 3 ~'erman e nt press ha ndkerchiefs in package 65% polyester, 35 % cotton . $2 39 PKG. S8.39 $10.50 Pkg_ 13 Handkerchiefs ...... Knit Tops & Spring Sweaters CHILDREN 'S MEN'S PARK PLACE Spring Jackets SHORT SLEEVE New sprtn g co lors tn knt l lops Swea l ers tnclude slee vel ess, pul lovers and cardigan s Jus! nght fo r t he cool spnng wea ther. Vt nyl Jac kel s. nylon Ja ckels ltn en tac kets and ratn park as. Mtsses and exit a stles Reg. 17.00 Sale 15.59 Reg. 19,00 Sale 17.19 Reg. 1 12,00 Sale 19.59 DRESS SHIRTS Regular LI!tle g11l s s1zes 12 to 21 mos 2 lo 4, 4t o Ltltl e boys Sties Reg , Reg. Reg , Reg , Reg, 12 to 24 mos . 2 lo 7. 19.00 .. ,.... Sale 17.19 su.oo ..... Sale 18.79 115.00 ... Sale 111,99 119,00 .. ,Sale s15.19 1 26.00 ... Sale s2o. 79 T wo-Day S ale """"' Sn ap front two sn ap flap poc ket - lo ng ta~ l s · short slee ve styles. By Wran gler. Ely and Ca mpus. Plards an d l>l ue cham brays Stzes"S . M. l an d XL JEANS Ge num e Lee Rid ers 100% cot ton pre-was hed blue demm . Stratght leg style. Men's 111.95 Western Shirts ...... 19.59 Men's 114,95 Western Shirts .... '1 L 99 Men's s15.95 Western Shirts .... 112.79 Men's 117,95 Western Shirts ,... '14.99 121.95 Student Size (26 thru 30) .. ...... .... 115.39 1 19.95 Boys Sizes 8 to 14 (Slims & Regulars) ...... 113.99 S2J.95 Husky Size (8 thru 18),............. 115.39 • SALE! Bandana Handkerchiefs Our best selling - fa st color 100%cotton. Basic blue or red pattern s and the popular fancie s, assorted bright color patternt REG. 99¢ ................ SALE 79¢ REG. s1.19 ............. SALE 99¢ • at ' • enttne Section ~ , I '2 Page\ '15 Cenh A M ult imedio In c Nt"w\pop t'r '2 Pomeroy- Middleport , Ohio, Fridoy, April 27 , 1984 Thursday night and early today. Civil Defense offices r eportm six people dead and 30 injured in M orris, a town of 1,:l00 people about 40 miles south ofThlsa, and one dead and 25 \njured In Terlton, a town of 155 people about 30 miles west of Tulsa. Three other tornado- related deat hs were "scatter ed around " Okmulgee County, where M orris is loca ted. Sher iff Gene R ice said. All survivor s were evacuated from Mor r is, wher e National Guardsmen assisted local officials in r escue efforts. " Downt own MotT is was dev astated, " said Dennis Nic kles of the Okmulgee County shenff' s department. In Minnesota, 88-year -old Frances Schrag died of iniurif's aftPr a twister hit her home and destroyed a I L ONDON (AP ) - Libyans left their London embassy today to star1 their journey home, ending an 11-day siege thai began when a sniper in the building sprayed gunfire at dissidents and killed a British poltcewom an . " The siege is over ," dec larf'd a spokesman for Scotland Yard. "Al l the Libyans have left the embassy ." The Libyans began em ergin g from the embassy at St. J am es' s Square at midmorning in grou ps of flve, lm by an unidentified Libyan who had been acting as go-bet ween. A total of.~ Li by ans were escortm into waiting vans. Video pictu res of the PVaeuation w ere aired by the Britls h Broadcasting Corp. Police motorcyc lists cleared the \\'a}; _for _the convoy, which headed west across town in the direct ion of the Heathrow airpor t . A dozen wh ite police vehicles escor1Pd the convoy and a police helicopter circlm overhead . A Libyan pl ane was due at Heathrow at 4 p .m . I 10 a.m . EST. 1 The plane filed a flight plan to leave fou r hours later , airpor t officials said. The siege began April 17 when policewoman Yvonne Fletcher , 25, was killt od during a peacefu l dem onstrat ion against the regime of Libyan leader Col. Moamm ar Khadafy. The shots that killm her w er e fired f rom an embassy window . British poli<'e and sharpshooters immediately ringm I he Pmbassy. B ritain brokP r elations wit h Libya on Sunday and demanded l h<' L iy ban s holed up in the London embassy leave the cou n try within a week . The beachfront B riti sh Em · bassy in Tripolt , Libya. also was to be closed. Depa rtun'S from the f\vo coun tries began Thursday as Brit ons and Libyans flew back to thPir hom e counlries. Eighteen lead-lined canvas diplom atic l:lags also were removed fmm the Libyan "People's Bureau ... Ioadm in an air-freight van and taken to Heathrow airpo rt for return to Libya . In accordance with diplomatic conventions, the large w hite bags were not sear chm , despite Brit ish officials' fear s that the Libyans w ould use the bags to ship ar ms and explosives out of t he embassy. Thirty Brit ons from Tripoli. led by Ambassador Oliver Miles' sons Hugh, T om and Joe, em er ged from a planP London's Gatwick A irport wavin g a big Union Jack and were greei Pd b, - Foreign Offi ce ministers. Racine firrn submits low bid HPmlock Pipeline Inc .. Ractn(', was the appar ent low bidd('r for lh<' w ater line ex tension In Pom er O)'. councilman John And £'r son said today. Anderson reported Hemlock Pipeline's bid totalm $219.919 and wlll be paid through a Housing U rban Development iHUDl grant . The w ater line will be laid from I he Kroge r Stor <' down Eas t Main to Spring Ave., up Condor StrPE't and alon g st reels runn ing from Condor to M ain . A tot al of nine bids w Pre rece ived. Council will take action on the bids at their next regular m eetingonMay?. lf a bid is accepted, work should get underway in the very near futu re Anderson stated shopping center in St. Anthony, j us1 not1h of Minneapolis. Thursday nigh!. E ighteen people wer e trea tm for injuries and fiw others wpre hospil altzm. Bl izzard warnings for eas1ern Mont ana and nort heastern Wyom ing were extendm this morning to weste rn South Dakota, wher e the stonn was C<'nler ed with winds blowing steadily at 30 to4U mph. Just under 00 inches of snow wcrP on t he ground by loday in Rm Lodge, Monl .. where Police Chief Sm okey Owen declar ed it the worst stotm since 1956 Owen could not lind his patrol car under the snow and said therf> was " no place to put the snow ·· that driftf'd 20 feet high outSide some bu sin('SSl'S A search !'o r four people who had gonP fishing Wednesday in Sheridan. W yo.. was abandon!'d Thursda~' when plow s and PVf'n snm\.mobiles wc>rr slopped bv 2 fN'I of snow on C.S. H. said Johnson County Shcrdf Btll Johnson. Th<• wind cht\1 dropped the temj)('rature bf>low zPro Scores of sl a IE' and count~ · roods and large .s<x·t ions of ln rPrsta t~ RO and 90 w r r r closed in Montane~. W)'Omin g and South Dakota . Tcmp<:'ratures va rifoct Vvild l}' on thf' tvvo sid PS of lhC' cold fr ont . I t was lll d<'gr·N's in CustPr. S.D .. T hursda\' ni ght, whilt' on the castC'rn sid<' of the sWtf' th<' m et-cur,· hit thP mid-70s in th<' aft<'rnoon . At lmst eight hi gh tPmp<'ratun' m·ords f~ll Thursda)'. wilh th e 102 dPgn'('S at Corpus ChristL Texa~ . sPit ing a r(•cord fur all uf ApriL Hart says Mondale's trade position outmoded CINCINNATI (AP I Sen. Gary Hart today urged Ohio business leaders to r esist " the seduction of protectionism ." saying dom estic content legislation being championed by labor unions could prompt international trade wars . The Colorado senalur, spmk· ing at a breakfast of t he Gr<'a ler Cincinnati Cham ber of Com m erce and the P ru[Pssional Women's Club at a dow nt own hotel, said the pos it ions of former Vice Presiden t Wall er M ondale, one of his r iva ls for the Dem ocratic presiden tial nomination, a re as outmoded as those of Presi dent Reagan. " We must resist . as m~~ opponent in thts race has not , l h<' seduction of protectioni sm." H art said. He said he fears domest ic protection IPgislation could trigger " one of th<' m ost dpstruetiv<' trade w ars of thts century." Hart sa id Reagan ·s econmomic policies have Pncoura~Pd mergers and conglom eratE'S wi thot·t crea ting nPw jobs. But he indirc'Ctl v cr iticized Mondale for backing w hat hr <'OnsidPtlod Pqually outmoded policies . incl uding cor por al<' bailouts. Hart sa id. if elect,'(], that he w ould strenj:;ihen e-d uca tion and carC'Cr tr ainin g progra m s to prepare futur~ generations for r ap idly c hanging technologv. "[[ I had lu charactcriz<' th~ JX'fiod we ' rt• li\·ing in. it's a period of chan ge," he sa 1d . " My candidacy for til<' pres idency is based essentially on t hat fac t . "Tltis el ection is not simp!,. a . ~~ ~, ' ..-' .... ·-- .- ···~ . '~ ' \. !. FATSO .>\ND TilE T\\1 NS - St•n . Gary Hart hold• " Fat..,," th<' fam ily do ~ of lleidi lllld !loll~ H Pndn•n , after h(" toured thf•ir famil y's far m near rcofcrt'ndum on thf' policiC's of Ronald Reagan .... II is. in fac t , om., or those ran' opportunit iPS this coun(r:.· has to mm·p forward into 1hf' fu t m o or to drift back mto I he past .. Har t also appea led to t hr women in hi s audiPncC', saying h<' suppor iS passag<•of lh <' Fqual Rights Amendmen t and th~ Econom ic Eq uit ~· Ar t . \\'hir h f'nsurC's eq ual pa ~· for ('{JU<ll work. " Wf' havf' to haYP pollc iC's tha t VIrgil Walk<'r . 57. Rl. 2. Raein('. pscapcd inju ry Thursday when his ve hicle ran ovPr an embankment on SR 124 int o t hP Ohio River The Callia -Meigs Post Sta t<' Highw ay Pa trol said Walker was travdin g cast when he lostcunl m l of th<' car . The vehicle ran off thProad, st ruck lhP embankment and ended up In the r iver . The car had heavy dam al:e in the 11. 10 p.m . accidenl. ~ 'BEN -~~ng~r! ·TV ~r MEN'S BIG BEN WORK UNIFORMS Permanen! pr ess work pa nts and m~ !C h ln.'! sh1rts 65'~n oolve ste1. 35 ~., co tton Watch pocket · statl ak leg seams · I foot dfep roc my pockets Pwpor t1o ned ttl tor ex tra comf()r! .Johnstown, Ohiu T huNda )'· H a rt m adt• thC' "iiOp "'hih· ('a mp a ignin g in Oh io a nd K4 · ntud\ ~· - 1 -\ P l..oL~e rph o to) . f'a sf' wom rn in t o thr workplarf' . tlwt mak C' l hf'm N")Ual f'n tr<'Ptl'nPurs w ith m Pn ... Hart said. Later . Hart p lannru to tour a Cincinnati indu snial plunt IX'· forr lea\'in g Ohio for Trn nr sS('(' On Thursda)'. Hart cam pa ig-ned on a muddv r<•n tral Ohto fo tm . H e r Ptumr>d to th e stair Thursda;.· pvpni ng anU rr•p<•alr'd his char ges that Monda!C' was using spt_::•cial -intl'rf'st funds tu fin ancP hi s campJ ign. " l l1ere is no doubt! will ix' the Df'mocr;rl lC' par~ ·:-. nommf-'<' and df'lcar M r Hf•;tg; m ll('XI falL "" H ;u·t tolr1 r· hf'fTin g 1> ~·:.... ­ ta ndf' r :-. 1n th e \\'p...;tin Hotel lnhiJv . Han sa id h1 ~ ramp<.~ic:n \\·iJ~ nor fin a nrf'd h\' ~ J:X\ci al i.Jl!l' l'P'-.1 ~ but rha t Mond"ll'\ i s. Hl' iJC'cusl'd rhr lormt>r \ 'icr prrs idcnt of \'OwinL; nor to 1Jkl' mont>~ from Pol it it'al Act ion Com rni tIPP~. thl'n lurming inUf'pl'mh'nt eurnmittPf'S to accPpt don<::~t iun s " throug h thr backdoor .·· 1 12.95 Regular Size 12 to I 46) PANTS ...... .... .... $10.39 113.95 Extra Size 148 and 50) PANTS .... .. ..... ,.. $10.99 111.95 I ~- Regular Size 114'1> to 17th) SHIRTS ... , .. .... .... $10.59 ' 12.95 Extra Size (18 to 19 '1z) SHIRTS ,.._. I I \ I \ --~~ -- - I I ~ SALE! Men's Leather Belts ClUCK DAY -More than l,'lOObaby chicks arrived ss.95 Black P/4' Wide ......... .........SJ.OO S6.95 Black or Brown llf4' Wide ..... ss.50 A Carlis le man wa s eitf'd for assu1'C'd clea r d isranrP b~· thP Ca lli a Meigs Post of th<' Ohio I-lighwa.1· Pa trol fo llowing a lwov~hicle accident on Ohio 124 within thl' iniPrspc tiun of Count y Road 10 Thursdav Offi<'<'rs cit ed Jam es A . M urphy . !.usher. -10. Lm gsdlc . Murptl\ 's \'f'hide had mod Pra tt ' damage· and Lu~hC'r ·o.; . ll g ht dama g<'. Mranw hilr. <1 t ll.JCh. which m ·t' r turned on Ohin 21R in H ;ltTi.'On T0\\11Ship. (; ;d lia C ount~. wa ~ hC'm·iJy dam;1.grd in a 10: :{1 a m 3.1. arcidPnt v.rho was traveling west on the statP highwav ands t ru~k a car to the r!"ar opera led by Richard F. . DST begins Sunday I Genuine full grain bridle cowhide - snap-off buckles, Sizes 30 to 50. Save Friday and Sa: turday POMEROY OHIO FREE PARKING Story, photos on P ages 7-8 .-BIG- WESTERN SHIRTS BOYS LEE DENIM Brackets, story on P age 3 • • Car hits river, man escapes InJury MEN'S lf EE K -E.I\/ D SAL E sg_oo Solid color s blue and tan - al so whtte. Neck sizes J411? through 17. 65% polye ster, 35%cotton . 6x. 7 to 14. Rutland variety show 11-day siege ends Jackets, Blou ses, Vests, Skirts, Shorts, Slacks, Knit Tops and Jean s. Jr. Sizes 3/6, to 11114 $]89 CO LU M BUS- Da)·li ghl s;l\'ln gs time return s to Ohio a nrl mo~ t of 1ht · n:•m a inder of th£' natio n a t ~a . m . Sunday, i\pril 29, R~e harrl L Can'\. Super Specials Sportswear Sale tn g and summer selectt on. Excell ent styl es and co lo r selectton . Buy what you need now and sav e - your chorce. Class AA pairings By DANA FIELDS Associated Press Writer Ten people in Oklahoma and one in M innesota were killed as swarms or tornadoes raced over the Midwest, ahead of a blinding storm that l:ly today buried parts of M ontana In nearly 5 feet of snow dri.fting W feet high . Hundrms of m iles of highways were closed in the Plains. More than two do7Pn tornadoes were confirmed in Minnesota, Iow a, Kansas and Oklahom a , created when a cold front stretching fm m South D akota to Texas collided w ith r ecord heat over much of the East , the National Wea ther Service reponed. The worst tornadoes hit northeastern Oklahoma on PRE-TEEN SWIM TRUNKS Stzs 8 to 20. our new spr- See chW'Ch section, P age 5 Oklahoma tornadoes leave 10 dead LOOK FOR OUR AD IN THE SUNDAY-TIMES-SENTINEl SALE PRICES GOOD THRU MONDAY, APRIL 30 BOYS' Wingett's colmnn on P age 2 Voi.JJ , No. 10 END OF THE MONTH SALE E.O.M, SALE Weekly serntonette Copyrighted 1984 Beach. Three calls were answered by local unit s Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 12: 09p .m ., the Middleport Unit look E dgar Butcher from Middleport Hill to Holzer Medical Center ; Middleport at 5: 11 p.m . w ent to Broadway for J ack Bechtel. taken to Holzer M edical Center, and at 9:56 p.m ., Syracuse took K enneth Lawson from the Syracuse flood road t o Ve ter ans M em ori al Hospital. 'Fried mush' e ELBERFELDS Earl W. Eil'hingPr Earl W Eichinger . R3. 133 OlivP Street. Gi ra rd , Ohro died of a hm 11 attack Wrdnest1ay morning at Nor1 hside Hospit al. You ngstov:n . Emergency runs RIITIRES - Bill Eichinger of Syracuse retired recently after 44 t111d one-half years with the Slate Highway Depariment of Transportation. lie is shown holding a plaque that was presented to hbn in appreciation for his many years of service. A seminar on marketing, " How Hollidav survivors Syracuse Asbury United Methodist Church. He and his wife, Margaret celebrated tbf?ir 47th w edding anniversary In M arch. They have four chlldren, M ary Jane Gibbs an4 Linda Boyd both of Parkersburg, Nancy H ubbard, Syracuse and John E ichinger of Lancaster. They have five grandchildren . E ichinger and his wife have resided in Syracuse for the past 37 years. He and his wife, son, John, granddaughter , Traci and sister, Clara Sayre recently vacationed in Flor ida. They saw the space shuttle launched and M rs. E ichinger visited her brother in Venice, Fla., and M rs. Sayre her son, Don in Coca Bill E ichinger, Syracuse. after 44 and one-hall years of devoted service retired as a heavy equipment operator with the State H igh way De p art m e n t of Transportation. Eichinger was a division man having worked in nine counties. He worked under eight governors and 90 different superintendents not to m ention the times he w as called out at all hours and in the coldest of wea ther . Eichinger and his late bro ther, Roy owned race horses for 40 year s until recently . Eichinger served with the U. S. Anny during World War II , from 1945 to 1946, and is a m em ber of the Bing sunoivors Survivors of :'vlount Vernon Bing who died Apr il l 6, not publishm due to an informationa l error inc lude his mot her-In-law, Pearl Hoffman, Middlepon; daughter-in-law. M rs . Vernon !Darleen ) Bing; sons-in· law , Pau l i Bill ) McE lroy and Terry Sa)'rf>, Pomeroy, and Donald Hudson. Cheshire; broth<'r s-in-\aw, E dwin Ash. M inersville, Fred Hoffma n and Perry Hoffman, Middleport . April 26, 1984 a1 Melp County's Modem Supply 'l1lunday morning for deUvery to area growers. 'l1le annual Purina Chick Day al!lo featureS "specials" on feed and health _products as w eUas OOUJIOIL.'l for future discounts on feed · '' purclwed, 'l1le chicks were heavy breed straight run suitable lor either layers or broilers. PI!Sured here with some of the boxes of chicks are Marvin Glasgo, owneNllllllager, and Donna Evans, an 1mployee. · WASH I NGTON iAP1 Daylighl -sa\'in g t ime begins Sunday a t 2 a.m. and across America people will be selling their clocks forward one hour . T he excep t ions are in Arizona. H awaii and m ost of Indian a. w hich rem ain on standard tim £' . Thl? Census B ureau issued a report Thursday showing population lewis in each of t h<' country's time zones and not surprisingly. the Eastern time zone Is way ahead. The bureau found that U4 million people - 50.5 percent of the popu lation -live on Eastern tim e. That is folk Ned l:ly 30.1 percent on Centra l time, 13.9 percent on Pacific time and 5 percent on Mou ntain time. The sm allesl populations are on Alaskan time, 0.2 per cen t, and H awaii -Aleut ia n lime, whi ch C'O\NS 0.4 perC('nt . ba sPd on ual a from the 1~80 census. That hcadcoun l pu t thp total U.S popu lation at 226.C! million; it has sinCf' grown to m•drl~ · 2.1.'"l mil lion ~ ·r str rda\ . arl'orrling tn stai r t r oopers Thr dri\'er .. ldfrrv A. l.mk . :!:\. Rt. 4. Gall ipoli s. lost control nf his V<' hiCif' no11h on t i l() hi gh wa~ nra r Township Roc~d ~ The truck Wf'nt ol1 thP road . Ina 10 : ~ 'i p .m ;wcidl'nton Count \' Road 2 in Addi ...,on Townsh ip. a ca·r driven b\' .J:imt 'S r: ,J ohnson. ''l. Ht 4, Gallipoli~ . !HYin'tl mod0ratf' damagf>. Trash~ animal warnings issued RPs idf'nt s \\'('rPwarnC'd toda\· tha 1 pruspcution will ta ke placC. for Sf'Vl'ral offPnses bei ng mmm itted in M lddlepot1. Garbage and trash arC' bc>ing throv.Tl ovf'r thr ri\ 'f'rbank on I\or th Front St ., in \·iolation of law and offenders will be pmSPPuted, M avor Fred Hoffm an and Chief of Pol ic~ J. J . Cn:•m('a ns ~,.~, - arnL.l(j. Also dogs a nd ca Is are runn ing loose w ith thf' latter climbing onto cars and causing considerable damages by scratchIn g, police sa id Owners of animals running loose will also be pmsecuted, officials warned. �---. Friday, April 27, 1984 Commenta•y ; 2-The Daily Sentinel ~ . omeroy Middleport, Ohio -Friday, April 27, 1984 . Good news, b ad news.________ ]ames ]. Kilpatrick The Daily Sentinel lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED 'f().,...... 'NTERI!Sf OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETr Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publisher/ Controll er General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the i\merlcan Newspaper Publisher Association . LETTERS OF OPIN ION art' we lco med . Th ey s hould be Jess than 300 words long. 1\.lllt>C.ters are subjectlo editing and must be signed wUh nam e. address and telephone number . No unsll{ned letters wUI hi' published. Letters should b e In goud ttL•de, ~tddres!!il n g ()lsues, not personalltl e~~. Watching the leading economic indicators Strong new eviden('€' of a slowing economy is E'XPf'Cil't.l in thp nt>x l fe""' days. Vvllt>n tht> govcrnm<•nt issues it s report Mond ay on the index of leading f'('()nomic indica tors for Marrh. ana lys ts say. the ftgurP is lik ely to show a sign ificant drop. The forecasting firm of L\'ans ~ro nomi cs projE'Cts a 0.8 perrC'nt dt•c linC', " 1th the cha nce that it cou)d be as large as 1.5 j)('rcpnl. At the inwstment firm of A.G. Becker Paribas. economist Richar d Hoee· sees a drop of between IH j)('reent and 1 j)('rcent. with 0.7 j)('rcr nt the most probable reading. The index. calculated by the Commer ce Depa11ment, is drs1gned to detect futu rP economic trends b.v mfi'asuring early warning sig11a ls in such things as building permits, pricfi's of certain raw m;:J tt:>rials. bu sint'SS formations a nd pven stock prices. Beca use private P<'O nomi sts have access to t hese figures as well. thee' can PSt ima te in adva ncf' w hat the governme nt report \.\!ill look like. The index is not infallible, most experts agrl'e. II can give errant signals at limes and, l1ke m any ot her ofhcial gauges of lheeeooom"·· it is subjt>et lo revision latC'r on whf-n m orf' completp dal a arf' ill . But a t the moment . a good many obsPI"VPrs bPiie\T' <J dropoff in bu sim~s activ it y is indf'Pd at hand ~ nnrl nonr too soon, thr:-.· sa.v. As Evans EconomiC's puts if , ''Last yPar thr economy wen t on <-1 bingf'_ We arP now paying for tha t binge in thP form of higher inflation and higher int erest ra tf\5 ... Jack La very. t>eonomist at Mrrtill Lynch, Pierce•, Fen n~r & Smith. observes that "continued strun g gains in ovem ll businc-ss activ ity wou ld (:ldd to the nervousness in the financia l m arkf't s. sincC' upward pressufl" on OOt h int crest r<.~ t PS and inna rion would lntrnsify. "Convprsely, if th £> PC'onom y ism a 't ransition' phase. movlng from a J)('riod of rapid growt h to a morP moderatC' pace of expansion, a subsequcnt easing in crNi t condil ions could mater ialize." Lavery argues that there a lready is ev idence in hand that this transition is taking place- including rt'<'enl dt>elines in ret aU Sill<'S and a downward tum in measurPs of consumer co nfidPnC'r In t he v if'W of Lav<>ry and others. aU this means that there could be quite a drama tic r hange in the picture p resent€'d b~' the E'C'Onomy for thP seco nd quarter olthe year compared to the lirsl quarter The gross nat ional produc t. according to the JatPSI figun•s, grPw a t a powerful 8.:! pen-en! annu al ra Ie. a fl t•r adju stment for Infl at ion. in th e first quar1er. As long as a slowdown doesn't open rhr doon to a new recPssion. most economists agrf¥' it wou ld he a fa\'Orable turn of events. putling thp econorn~· a t a pacp that can l::le sustained ovC'r time without ra usin,J:: a lot of adverse sidf' effff' l s. II p resumably could f'ncouragP the FPdf' ral Rl'SPI'\'(' to loosen up on il s r rf'dit polirv . Letter to the editor Wants explanation On April 17 the MC'i gs Loca l School Board bv a J. ~ vol e, failed to r('new t hr coni rae! o f Marilyn Goodnite a s band din:'Cior. /\ nyonr th at has foll owed lh<' band. know s the improvrmf'nt th at has bf>r.n m ade si ncr Mi ss GOCKinite ha.'i become dir('('tor. Shr has \Vorkr d diligently with lhP IJaml and student s. However. thC' imprnvC'ment rt nd progress that the band has madr apparently mPant nothing to board m emb e r s Mr . Powe ll. M r. Vaughan and Mr. King, w ho elec ted 10 ~o a long with fhP recommenda tion of Sup!. Morri s. M r. M iller and M r. Reibel, that tht• di rector co nrra c t not t.lf' renewed. Havr thr~' givl'n a rPason for this action? If so, I haven·t hPard it. Thank God for men lik£' board memJ:x>rs. Bob O.ar1on and Bob Snowdf'n , w ho had 1hf' courage to supJXIrt the band and dinx tor and no! bow to thr ]JIT'ssures of thr administration . /\ disgus tf'd and conCf'rned band parc•nl , Larry Bailey . Micldleport . Ohio. Today in history Today is F'r iday, April 27. the 118t h day of 1984 . lltene arP 248 davs l~fl in the yPar. Today's Highlight In History : On April 7:7. 18'l2, the 18th president ol the Untied Sta tes. Ul vsses S. Grant, was born in Point P leasant, Ohio. On this date: In 1521 , Portuguese explon:>r Ferdinand MagPilaan was killed bv na tives in the Philippines. In 1791 , the inVf'ntor of t he telegraph. Samuel MorSP. wa s hom in Charlestown, Mass. In 1875, Archbishop .John McCloskey of New York was installed as the first American cardinal. In 1937. the fir st Social S..Cutity payment wa s made. In 19fl\, broadcast journalist Edward R. Murrow died in Pawling. N.Y .. at th e age of 57. And in 1973, FBI Director L. Patrick Gray resignro amid the Watergate scandal. Ten years ago: S..Cr etary of State Henry Kissbt ger lt>ft for the MlddiP ·East to try to persuade Libya and Israel to separate I heir forces on the Golan Heights. Five years ago: Five dissidents were r<>leased from Soviet prisons and flown to New York In exchange for two SoviPt spies sentenced to SO. year prison terms in the U.S. One year ago: Sp<'aking on behalf of congressional Democrats, Sen. Christopher Dodd, D·Conn., called the Reagan administration's insistence on military aid to Cent ra l America "a formula for fallu r<>." Today's Birthdays: Cartoonist Walter Lantz, crea tor of "Woody Woodpecker, " Is 84 years old. Economist Arthur Bums Is 00. ABC News correspondent John Scali Is 66. Actor Jack Klugman Is 62. Caretta Scott KJng, widow of civil rights leader M artin Luther King Jr., Is 57. And actress Sandy Dennis Is 47. . Thought for Today: "My mlnd 's made up. Don't contuse me with the ·facts." - Anonymous. WASHINGTON - It w asn't the week's most earthshaking story, but lor the record: In obedience to an act of Congress, the White House proclaimed "National Consumer Week." The proclamation set off a waspish exchange between the Ralph Nader folks, who thi nk the admi nistration has done a terrible job for consumers, and the Ronald Reagan folks . who Qa tura lly think otherwise. If we look at the whole picture of governmental regulation, a fair judgment fall s som ewhere in the middle. The president has made some progress over the past lhreP ~'ears in his war against regulation , but he hasn' t made nearly as much as he originally proposed to make. That is the conc lusion of the Cent er tor the Studyo! American Business. which recent!~ published an analy· sis of regulatory spending and staffing. The ligures tell u s .something of both public opinion and presidential problems . The Center for the Study of American Business, an adjunct of Washington Unlverslty In St. Louis, has been keeping an authoritative eye on federal regulations for the better part of two decades. Its data are the best we have. Based upon the figures for 55 major regulatory agencies, the analysis shows that the president has won a few and 1osl a few. Staffing Is down. As rt>eently as 1980, the 55 agencies employed 90,500 persons. Today they employ roughly 77,500. I n constant-dollar terms. spending a lso is down, from $2.9 billion in 198'2 to about $2.7 billion In the curr ent year . The most significant reductions have come In what the center dt'!lnes as " lndustry·speclflc regu· latlon,'' for example, In areas under the Civil Aeronautics Board and the Interstate Commer ce Commission. In act ual dollars, as distinguished from statistically constant dollars, their appropriations have declined from $403 mUllan In 1\lll to $357 million today. By contrast. appro· prtatios In the field of " socia l regulation," the area of greatest concern to the Nader folks, actually have Increased In this same p<'rtod by nearly $.100 million. The president has prevailed in some of his efforts to reduce the burden of regulation . Compared In 1982, appropriations lor 1984 are down for such agencies as the Consumer Product Safety Commission, the Antitrust Division of the Depar1ment of Justice, the Federal Aviation Administration, and the Economic Regulatory Admlnlstra· tion within the Depar1menl of ,. ~£~t t!:~~ ~~~·WW Energy. On the olher hand, Congress has refused to go along with Reagan' s request to cut the Food and Drug Administration, the Equal Employ· ment Opportunity Commission, and the Office of Swiace Mining within the Department of the Intertor. All these are up S)lbstantlally. A presldt'nt proposes, as the t ruism reminds us, but a Congress disposes. Public oplnton obviously plays a par1 In the picture. Back in 1970, to look back a bit , the E nvironmental Protection Agency had an appropriation of $71 million. The current appropr iation for regulatory activities Is about $1.5 billion. This will go to at least $1.7 billion in 1985. The people plainly care about clean air, clean water and the safe disposal of toxic wastes, and this concern has been communicated to Congress. 'The EPA, says the center , Is on a com eback traiL The truth of the matter, it seems to m e. Is that It is j ust about Impossible to pronounce sweeping value j udgments on " federal regu· lation." Much of it is wise. The people are not so fed up with the bureaucracy that they are ready to abandon prott>e tlon against tainted meat and adulterated food. Some of it is foolish . It has taken OSHA a long time to recover from the ridicule it suffered after II defined an "exit " at such•ponderous length. In many areas of federal regula· lion. r easonably minded citizens wilt continue to disagree. My own thought is that today's level of federal regulation Is probably just about tight. The agencies that were born In the '60s and '70s have passed through their rec kJess adolescence. The more they grow up, the m ore they settle down . ~t~ TWO WMRNE~ (CORRecT SCALE) Last giant of ww II ______J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n WAS HINGTON - When Em · pPmr Hirohito steps out on the balcony of' his palace in downtown Tokyo this Sunday to greet thou· sa nds of adoring Japanese on his 83rd birthday. t hcre·u be a CIA agent in the cr owd - probably annC'd w ith binoculars It' s one ol the ways the CI A's Life Scic>ncf's Division can observr firstha nd how lhP diminutiVC' cmj)('ror look>;. There have bet'n recen t hints that his health is failing Though he holds no direct }Xllilica l power . Hi rohito has been a · fa vorit f' subjPct of CIA surveilla ncC> for df'cadrs. My associ a tc Dalr Va n Atta . w ho was rPePnlly in Tokyo. has had at'l'PI:iS to somf' of the sPCret Cl i\ profiles of the em JX'I"Or. Th<>y l'C'\'f'al that rhe CIA's rPmor seless analyst s. like the .J apanf'.SC' jX'ople , hold this aged, bcs[X'CtaclE>d lillie m an in awf'. "Dcspit<• all he has brt'n through ~ inn• hr nssumf'd lhC' throne> in 1926," notes the CIA. "Emj)('rur Hirohito projPCts innocpncc and sincerity." The C1 A describes him as "a shy, rPtiring man ." He and his 81·year·old empress like to watch soap OjX'ras on TV and putter in the impe1ial gardens. "Both the emp<'ror and empress tenjoy pursuing ! their JX'rsonat intcrE'Sts - marinP biology and bot a ny for thP Pmperor, art for the Pmpress." sta irs another profile, this one stamped "Confidential." In fact. Hirohito is the world's chi<•f au thorit y on jellyfish and r elated creatures. with 16 books to his credit. Accord ing to the CIA, the em · peror "is briefed regu larly on domes tic a nd foreign affairs." Y et he "plays no part ' in policy decisions." There have bee n prop· osa ls to makP him chief of sl ate but "mos t Japanese would no! likf' to s£'f' him l ake on any more than his present symbolic role." The CI A acknowledges "a few compla int s from younger Japa· nese" about Hirohito. but little audible grumbling about the cost of maint ai ning the imperial household - which now runs to more 1han $40 million a year. "By and large: · states the CI A, "most Japanese still view the emperor with considera ble respect and affC'Cti on." One reason : He "has tra veled widely among the people, som ething a .Japanese Pm(lf'ror had never done before." At fi rst, the JapaneSP had "grave doubts about t he im age the em· j)('ror w ould project" in the United States. But his reception during his 1975 visit to this country "grea tly excPf'dPd even the mosl optimistic Japanese expectations.'' The CIA believes the visit contributed "significa ntly to popular tJapanesel support for conti nued cooj)('ratlon with the U.S. tandi OjX'nlng an era of 'good f ee lin gs· in u.s .. J a p anese r elations." Characteristically. Hlrohito ex· pressed his approval of America not In words but with a ~esture. For years aft erward, he wore a Mickey M ouse w atch that he picked up In Disneyland . Hirohllo is the ! 24 th em j)('ror in Japa n's unbroken, 2,&14·year·old imper ial line. When he ascended to t he throne in 1926. he was a "tenno" - the ··<'mperor of heaven." The Japanese considered hi m a god. When the Japanese warlords sought his approval for the attack on Pearl Harbor, according to one account, Htrohito voiced his appar· ent disapproval by reciting a 31·syllable poem compooed by his grandfather. extolling universal brotherhood and asking: " Why, then. do wind s and water of conlllct ... Disturb peace among us?" In praise of fried mush.____L_aw_e_u_w_in.....:::.g_eu This morning I had fried mush for breakfast. I f('('l stronger a lrea dy ~ F'or years I have preached the \· irtuC's of fried mush over those insipid pancakes and wa ffips the mod!'rn cookbooks prescribe instf'od of thP morr homC'l~'. tx-ttC'r tast in g and m or e C'asily prepared mush . I co uldn't understand why mv argu mC'nts som rhow IPft thp cook at ou1 house unimpressM . Corn mf'al mush, I have often argued. is na ture's own food wi thout the <.~ddi ti on of those poisonous preserva tivf'S at the food fac tory. It w ill put hair on your r hpst and vim and vigor in you r life. :"Ja lu rally. I havf' Sf' nsf' Pnough to r!'alize thFit most women are not S\'vayed by thought of gro ~A'ing hair on their chests but I do think in fairness to their men·folk they should includP mush In their cookbooks. It was not until rPCently that I learned this staple food which played its par1 in making America grPat iS not f'ven mentioned in modern cookbook s: This discovery somphow took away some of my faith in womankind and in Amert · ra n history as well. You have all read in your study of the ea rly settlers in New E ngl and and I heIr reliance on " hasty pudding·· and the par1 II played In our early history. What did you think hasty pudding was? A dessert? II was mush! Of course I can't prove that but I still re· member pictures In the history books of them crushing com by the mortar and pestle method copies from the early apothecartes. Their mortar was a hoUowed out tree stump and their pestle a block o! wood balanced on the end o! a tree llmb. There wasn' t anything hasty about making "hasty pudding" In those days. Of course, I was born and reared In a dlf!erent ttme but we still kept our pioneer appetites . I have mentioned before about SJX'nding part of my childhood with my grandmother and part at m y father·s farm on Pratt's F'ork Creek in Athens Cou nty. Since about a third of my Dad's farm was rich creek boll om we always had plenty of corn. Like most fanners in thai section of the state, and everywhere Plse. I suppose most of our food cam e from the farm. To get flour, our wheat had to be hauled to Athens to the mill. That m eant a day-long trip by wagon over the limf's tone pike whi ch then made a bumpy road between Jerseyvi lle and Athens. It was much easier to l ake a sack of shelled corn up the road a quarter of a mile where Jake King had a corn grinder OjX'rated by a gasoline engi ne. I ca n't remember any of our fam ily who turned up t hei r nose a t a bowl of mush and milk or lri ed mush with sor ghum. Lik e most farm people. we usua ll y had m ore corn than money so It w as only natural that we eat what was most ava ilable. Perhaps It was this earl y training that has always m adt' me partial to cor n as a grain. Back when this century was young, corn bread was the staff of life In Amertca. I have always had an Inherent distrust of anyone who chooses fancy r estaurant food over a plate of navy beans and corn bread. Add a generous chunk of onion and you have a meal that Is abrosla lit for the Gods. Add a few ears of sweet corn- but I'll have-to stop writing like this. I'm drooling all over the typewr1ter keys! About 20years ago Iwasworldng on the Reedsvllle Dam where I was buddylng with another carpenter named Red. Red was !rom the mountain country of West Virginia where they still have a healthy respect for corn. Like me, Red could grow lyrical on the subject o! lried m ush. He couldn't underst and how I could toler ate a day of hard work on a skimpy breakfast of eggs, bacon and coffee but when I told him m y wife never had fried mush for breakfast , he gave me a pitying look and I he next day brought me about five pounds of mush. all ready to be sliced and fried. That was M ary's first introduction to flied mush. I forget now just what her reaction w as but I do know it was not one of unbounded joy. We have been getting ready to com e north for the summer and yes terday she told me she had some corn m eal that wouldn ' t keep over summer. I suggested some mush and for the first time she admitted she didn ' t know how to make it. It wasn't In any of the modem coo kbooks. I couldn 't believe m y ea rs w hen she told me the only place she could find the reci JX' w as In an old, old cookbook that had belonged to her mother. At our house the Better Homes & Gardens cookbooks is our culinary Bible. I looked in it and mush wasn't even mentioned. No wonder AmP rlca n fa mlly life is going to Hell' Ohio The Daily Sentinel- Page Logan defeats Meigs LOGAN - Logan took advantage of Meigs' control problems with seven first inning runs after two were out and held on for an 8-5 win over the Marauders in prep base· ball action here Thursday . Meigs pitching walked six batters and Logan came up with three timely hits in the Chiefs' seven-run first. The defending SEOAL champs had only a runner on first with two out when the roof caved in. Coach T im Saunders' crew. losers of fou r in a row, are now 5-6 ovrrall but remain in first place in the TVC \\11 h a 4-1 slate. Four of Meigs' losses have come from class AAA schools. In all, five Meigs pitchers walked 11 men and threw seven ,.1ld pltcht>rs while allowing only stx hits. Logan hurling fanned three and walked only two. The Marauders pounded out 16 hits, but left 12 runners stranded. Leading the hit parade were James Acree and Scott Gheen wit h three singles apiece. Chris Burdette and Bobby Spires addt'd two singles each while Jay Carpenter had a triple and Jackie Welker . Dan Thomas, Nick Bush. and Nick Riggs each had a single. D. J . Conrad led Logan with two singles. ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Meigs left the tying run on first In the !Ina! frame as t hey loaded the bases after scoring their fifth taUy . The Marauders also left the bases fl\11 In the sixth inning. Meigs travels to Miller tonight to put their top standing In the TVC on the line. Saturday, Meigs play s New Lexington In first round class AA sectional play at Athens High School with game lime at 4 p.m . By Innings: Mt•l~<:s. 7(() 100 x-8 Ca'iSt.·ll 1LP1 . Burl.lt•lll' 111. S1f.."Vo'a r1 14 1. Wt>lkPr 1:i 1. anti 1\ \'P '1 and Hoy. 6 1 Thomas i'!l. Ght~·n . Lem on 's RBI double and a run scoring lnfiPid single by Tom Brookens. Garbey now has 1> hit s in .30 at ·bats for a .:00 average. Doug Bair earned t hev ictory wit h two innings in relief of Dave Rozema. and Aurelio Lopez pitchf<i the final22-3 innings. A's 7, Blue Jays 4 Dave Kingman hit two homers and drove in five runs, and he a nd Rick ey Hender son offset a Toronto home run bar rage that included two by Willie Upshaw. Kingman now leads the m ajors w ith nine homers and 24 RBI. Kingman, who has 21 RBI in his past 10 games, hit a two· r un homer in the fourth and a I hree·run shot in tht>stxth . Henderson homer ed in the nlnth. Upshaw hit a solo homer in the fourth inning for T oront o, and he. Grorge BeU and JesSP Barticld hit ron.secu t ive homers in the sLx lh inning off Mikt• W(Jrn>n. 3-2. Indian.' 5, \~bite SOx ·I Cleveland won it s four1h straight game on the t ic-break ing home r un by Brook J acoby in the e1ght h inning. T he White Sox now have lost fi ve of six. .Jacoby's game·winning homPr came off reliever Ron Reed, 0.2. Andre Thornton had a two run single in Cleveland's three· run third inning, but t he Whil e Sox tied it in the four th wh<>n Ron Kittle hit a three-run homer. After falling behind by a run in the fifth. Thornton tied the score o nce again w i1 h an lUll single. Twins I, Yankees 2 Dave Engle drove in a lie· breaking run with a singiP in tht• sc\·en1h inning, and M innesota cam f' back l o bPat thr Y an kf'f's t wC'f'n Loga n and La ncas ter. Two other mot orists. Paul l. RariPtt a. 26 . of V ipnna. W.Va. and Willi am S. Dcmalle. 32. ol A thens, werr also sou thbound . Rockv L . Nelson. 23. of Lopn was travding nort hbou nd i n the sout hbou nd lane, according to the Sheriff's deputies. Deputies said BariPtt a swayt'<l to miss thr Nelson vehicle but thr lrft rear sidC' of his car was sideswi fX'd . Nelson hi t the Whaley ,·chic le head -on and wrnt up over thr 'Whale)' ca r. deputi es said . 10:00 A.M. ALEXANDER 15-,;,:4l_ _ _.....J SAT .. MAY 5 11fE WOODLANDS, Texas tAP I -Lou Graham and Gary M cCord, who have missed ll cuts tJetween them this season. caiVed out six· under -par 65s fo r a one.stroke lead after the first round of the $.'i00,001 Houston Op<'n golf tourna· men! at The Woodlands Country Club. Tony Sills and Bobby Wadkins led a group lied for second with rounds of 66 and could have shared the lead had they not faded on the final holes. Hon St reck birdied two of the last three holes and Bob Eastwood also charged with biridies on the final two holes to al so share second place with fi6s. LOOK FOR OUR AD IN THE SUNDAY-TIMES-SENTINEl Super Specials LEA~ P+40TOGRAPHY "I A M - - - - SOMEBODY/Ill • "I AM SOMEBODY/Ill "lAM---- " ' SPRING VALEY PlAZA GALLIPOLIS. OHIO CLOSED MONDAYS 11 :00 A.M. L SHERIDAN (7-4) THURS .. MAY 10 MEIGS 15·61 Houston Jiminez started the tWO-()Ut rally when he tr ipled and raced home on Willie Randolph's error on the relay. Darrell Brown then beat out an infield singiP. and Tim Teufel walked, set ting the stag<> for E ngJp's game· winning hit. Tom Brunansky added a measure of insunance in the eighth inning with a home run. Pel <' Filson, HI. pitched 6 1·3 innings of sco reless reli ef for the v ictory. Brewers 2, Angels I Don Sutton and RoUie Fingers combined on a seven-hitter as Milwaukee edged California. which had w on seven of its prPvious nine games. Sutton , 2·2. walked one and st ruek out fou r before he left in the eighth for F inger s. Fingers st ruck out the side in the ninth and earned his third save. Rick Manning drov<' in a MU waukee run in the four1h wit h a single off Tommy .John, 1·2, and the Brewers scored lhC' eventual winning run in the lift h on consecutive doubles by C<'Cil Cooj)('r and Jim Sundberg. Pa ul M olitor had three hit s for Milwaukee. Mariners 6, Red Sox 5 Alv in Davis hit his fifth hom e run of l hl"Season , a two-out . two-run shot in the lOth inning, to boost Seat lie over the Red Sox . DC~vis' hom er gave the Marlnrrs a 64 lead. which Tony Armas cut ro thf' fi nal one- nm deficit wit h a homer. his fifth. in the bottom of the lOth. Barry Bonnell, who also had homered. star1ed the Seattle lOth \\1th a twoout singleoffBob Stanley, who had r rtired the first nine batters he fa red. That set the stage for Da vi.s. a rook if' Seatlle lied thr score 44 in the St>venth on Spikf' 0\\'en's two-run sing)('. Thr Nr l son \ ' l'hiclf' t he n into a guardr;_nl, <.~n d Nrlso n w as thrown approximatf'l .' :«1 fff't ovl?r Jn C'mbankmPn1 . Nelson's .Jt'f'p 5Ppa r"ted upon impart and t hr f' nginf' v.:as th r ov.:n from thC' chass is. dPputif>s said . Damallf'' s car thpn hi t thC' .)('f'p chassis. whic h was in t hf' f'f'lltf'r of thP hig h\~;J\ . \\rhalcy and Nr lson \\'f'l'f' takPn 111 Gran t Hospital in a Life·F it ght hPiicoptf'r. Oarlf'tt a and Dam<Jtlr escaped w ithout injun , the depu· I if's rf'JX)r l f'd. ~IJ mmC'd WINNER TO DISTRICT 4:00P .M. ~--~.;..;;;.:;,;,__ (CHAMP ION SHIP) SAL APRIL 28 Ex-Alexander coach critical foll~wing head on collision Bi tt .J . Whal<'y. 49 . former coach of the Alexander high school basketball team , is list PC! in critica l condition a! G r a nt Hospital. Colum bus, followi ng a four-vPhiclr acci drnt nrar Loga n Wedn esd a~' Whaley . w hose Spar1 an basket · ba ll tram upsel Ga llipoli s Jl -50 in th(' SP<'ti ona l tournament a! A thens high school in March. is bei ng trea ted for sPrious head in juriPs. According to a report of the Hocking Co unt y Sheriff's Depar t· mt•nt , \-\'h aley was sou thbound on Route 33. nea r Rockbridgt•. tJe. SAT .. APRIL 28 Hood Orioles pound Royals; Detroit posts 7-4 win By JOHN NELSON i\P Sports Writer The Orioles finally return to Baltimore to begin a tong homes· land, and tht>y're hoping there Is a tittle tru th to the old adage that goes something like. there's no place like Memorial St<'.dium. The Orioles, defending World S<ories champions, finished their season-open ing road I rip with a G-13 record, the worst in the major leagues, and now play 18 of their next 21 at home. The Orioles showf<i some spark Thursday night with an 11·3 vtctory at K ansas City, pounding out 17 hit s off three Royals pitcher s. Mike Flanagan. 2·2. sca ttered eight hil s in going the distance. striking out four and wa lking just one. Cal Ripken Jr. hit hi s eighth homer of the season for the Orioles, and Eddie Mun·ay had two hit s, scored twice and drove in two runs with a double in the thi rd and a sacrifice tl~' in Baltimore's sLx -run seventh inning. Flanagan was in full cont rol until Floyd Rayford doubled and S!eV(• Ba lboni l oUowed with a homer in th P ninth. Frank Whitealso homered for the Royals. Tigers 7, Rangers 5 The T igers scored four runs in I he first inning, helping to offSPI a lhree·home run j)('rfotmance by Texas. and Detroit won it s seventh straight. The Tiger s now have won 16 of their 17 games thi s season, includin g a nine-game, seasonopening st ring. Bobby Jones, Marv Poley and Pete O'Brien homered for the Rangers. L ane<> Parri.sh hit his fifth homer. "solo shot in the seventh. for Detroit. Barba r o Garbf'~'s tv.'rrru n singlf' sta r1ed 0<-t roir s bigftrst inning, and rn·o more run s scored on C'hC't NELSONVILE-YORK (1 -9) . . OOl Vl 1- 5 16 1 Logan 4:00P.M. NEW LEXINGTON (4-8) SAT .. MAY 5 2:00 P.M. GALLIPOLIS (4-71 SAL APRIL 28 1:00 P.M. 2. BELPRE (6-3) BE Sheridan top seeded in Class AA pairings ATHEI\'S - Sht' rid an 17-41 reC('ived the num ber one seed whitr Belpre 16·31 was voted number two in the bo.v s' C'lass AA sectiona l baseball tournam ent to be held starting Sa turday at At hens High Sc hool. Nelsonvil le·Yor k 11 -91 vs. Al ex ander t5-4i will kick orr the action wit h a 10 a. m_ game. WinnE'r w ill adva ncE' to second round action aga inst top·seeded She1idan the fo llowing Sa turd a.v at 11 a.m. In lowf'r brackPt action Sat urda~' . Ga llipolis 14-71 will takP on second HAILSAFE! You've come too far to risk your future..... withoul Golden Harvest Crop-Hail protedion fro m Continenlallnsurance . s£'C'df'd Bf'lpre 1&-.:l ·1 at I p rn and Mrigs t5-61 goes ag <.~in s t :'>lf'w L<•xi ngton t4·RI at 4 p.m. These winners v,:il! play the follov..'ing Sa tu rda)' at 2 p.m . T he ch"mpionship game is slated for Thursday . May 10 at 4 p.m. In thr seed ing vo ting, Sheridan n •CC'ivC'd U vol es. BPiprf' nim". Jnd Mrigs fiw•. !'Jo admission will be chargPd but donations will t.lf' accepted with a ll proceeds going to the Ohi n Hi gh School At hl etiC Associatio n \11 ~\i'l "'"' 'I 1\,iil , l•" "' ' ' ,11\ rio ·,· ·.,·. .ll ' 'I'll'! ' 11 .1!\<''i II"\\ 1 ,!1 Ill, I • ,, ' '' 1 " · ' " "1\! l l ! l l i l " ·II I lno~ll·!lt'i<l • 1\\ i<"•<l•' I• L hl "" '" ' , .-, ,,,,,,,,,' \\o- li ,Jri~.Jit ,. ,,.,1 ,,.,,,,,... '· • ~-..,.·,,·•· · I • >l' l, ·n ,1 ,!'• 1'· '1 '"1,'1 , 1 I' \,.\,1 (,, 1<1 ·· ·· 11 .. , .. . ._,' ' .. .. ,,,;. ,.,,.,,,1, •!l•ll,d •··lh· l i. l , ... ~ li • • . t ' " ,. , 1,.!'-•' , .~-, •I "' '~' •1 '"" ' "'·'' ' 1'1 1 .11 •11·1 ' ' " '" ,, ' " '' · · c' ., •I ,, • • , .• ,., .'.1' " , 11 ' ·' ... I, , ..•. , h. ·• 1',... . •• , •. ( 1. 1,' '1.1 ' '·'' "' , I I,, 1 . ,... · ,.,,, ,, 1.... · ,., · "' ' ·"' "'I''·''.' I" , 1'"" -•'1' 1• .,,.,,. .1' II • • II• '"'I • 1 ' 'I ' '"' l •\o' • ' I I, ,,, .,· I ! ., ,, •"I/ , • ~ · >I • Marauderettes post 7-6 victory TRIMBLE - :vte i)!s ' girls remamed unbc'atf'n in six out ings wit h e1 7-fi win over T 1imblf' in prPp softball aclion here \Vednesd a:v· Coach Jon Arnott's M a r a u der('ltl's had built a 7·~ lead after four and a half innings. but su1YivC'd a four-run l.ad~' TomcJts fifth that had thf' t~· in g run on thi rrt with one out. Sophomore Carol Smith wa s the lmding M eigs lass at the plate as thP coll ected three singles. Fresh· man J enny Cuu<: h continuf'd her torrid hitting with two sin gles whiiC' Mril.:'Tnmh lr· I!;JIIi!'ld ,\\I'' , m11 :_'fJJ :!:11' It- ; 111 1rj 1 1111 1 11-h c, :vlii i,· J l li i \ '1'· 1.1 ' .mil I ~ ~~~~~· II Scioto Downs opens Saturday r---------------~ I I I I @ : ~'"'0 I I ~AN ::::::. / ••••. RNER -~·- -· I I ln •un.nce Ser vlcee 1 I 114 EAST MAl" POMEROY I 902-6687 I ~Contint•ntJI , - . lnsur.mn· THE POMEROY VOLUNTEER FIRE DEPARTMENT COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP I Sc ioto Downs OJX'nS it s 26th ho r ness racing season Sa turd a~· ntght with a rebuilt track and bigg('r pu r"SC's. T lte !rock will race M onday through Saturday night s for 121 dates through Saturday. Sept. 15. T he track has been rebuilt by removing the c rO\\'n in it s middiP and g r ading the banks of it s tu rns to their original position. S-10 4X4 IIIII O llr< junior M~r) · Moon', sophumu rp Jod i H arrison. junior .Jodi Milll'r. "ohomorf' Barh Harfi d d . and so· pho m orr D:JphnC' Oil l:1rd all singlC'd uncf' . Hatfif'ld wc•nt 1ht> di ..., t<.~ n n · on thf' mound for T\1('igs ~~s !" hP t<.~nm'CI thrN~ and wa \kf'(l onl\· on(~ batl r r. Trim blr• pit ching fan nc'(i nonrwhi!f' u·alking thrN:'. Mf'Jgs travC'ls to Millrr to night in a T\'C ront rst . M Pigs is;.,.() in the T\'C. B...- innings: Will Be Holding A SPAGHETTI DINNER and CANDIDATES' NIGHT SATURDAY, APRIL 28 - 2 :00P.M.- 7:00P.M . At The Fire Station on Butternut Ave. in Pomeroy This is open to the public so that everyone may meet the candidates from each party. S-10 MAXI-CAB S·IO LONG-BED CHEVROLET S-1 0 TRUCKS ARE TAKING CHARGE AND SO ARE WE AT 1979 Chevy Caprice Estate .... SJ895 Fully equipped, luggage rack. 1979 Grand Prix ................... s3995 Good conditiOn , low mi leage 1979 Pinto ........................... s2295 4 Sp., 40,000 miles 1978 Ford Country Squire Wgn .... s2495 Fully equipped, good shape 1976 Camaro ........................ s1395 SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. With A Wide Selection of S-1 O's to Choose From : The S-10 4x4. V-6 engi ne, ln sta- Trac. availab le in sho rtbed, longbed and max i-cab models The S-10 2-WHEEL DRIVE. w1th up to 16251b. payload capacitv and a ra inbow of appearance packages and option al equipment Availa ble in shortbed, long bed. and maxt·ca b models. The S-10 BLAZER. 2 wheel and 4 wheel drive A tru e sport vehtcle with up to 5,000 lb. towing ca pacity and good look1ng. Auto, 8-traek. 1978 Monte Carlo ................. s2295 1974 Ford F-150 ................... SJ295 With camper topper. 3 BOYS SECTIONAL AA SECTIONAL Share Houston 11."-ad Berry's World • Pomen~y-Middleport , STOP IN AND SEE OUR SELECTION OF S-1 0' s TODAY AT YOUR DEALER ON THE RIVER ..... Sl MMON'S Olds.-Cad.-Chev¥, Inc. PH. 992-6614 308 E. Main St. HOURS: omeroy , OH. �The Daily Sentinel-Page Pomeror Middlepott, Ohio Page The Daily Sentinel 4 Friday, April 27, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Dodgers, Braves post NL victories Scoreboard SAN DIEGO ! API Pedro G u~rrero hasn 1 hll his weight for tlu ee week s But the 195-pound slugger knows 11 sa long season The Los Ang~les third baseman. who entered Thursdays g ame hittmg a m easly 176 crushed a three run homer rn the seventh mmng to help the DodgeJs to a 6-5 victory over the San Diego Padres G uerrero s blow lied thegame5 5 Mike M arshall followed With a solo homer that decided the JSsueand cut the PadJPS lead m the Nationa l lRag'Ue \\ est to a half game over the Dodgers CueJIWO who had struck out 20 tunes m onlv t;g at bat s pleaded RU ill< to S \\ mgmg at a Jot of bad p1tches Dodger s Managet T om Lasorda ,_., ~· was upset despt te the because MaJ shaU was B ut th 11 \\ as too b1g llll Melt shLtllmctdcnt H a.s n t thC' on I\ Sf I b e~< k f()J ! .asm dd en the d a \ In lhf' bortr1m of l ht SC\E'nth hC' Hf'nl 10 1hP mound to make a pi!Lhmg ( hange aW'I C l!IO"- nld.7 bish:rtbal l (oac h D a1 I (' It flf'drt( \\ '- h ( '\JX'(Ied 10 S!C'p Ul! O dn <.tdmmtst1 ll ( (X!Sllton and h.i " cl'-.S l :-.1 1111 Jt 1'\ J 1it'1SOn \~as !Jk('J\ tc1bt n lm('(\c ") Hf c.~ ccordm g tutu. o puhltshNl t! pn h L.:n i\CI'ilt\ l'hr "-111nl ctt hlrtlc drpdtlmpnt r .-~ Jl rd d nldJOr n P\A. s t onfcrrncr lOr ]() d m !Odd\ \ Unl \ C'l S it\ s{XJkPs man tle< lm('(] to drfdll thr subj t'<'l m .Jllt~ t bui Sp011s! nfonnd 11un Olt'('('!O t DJ\f \ oung sa1d [l('(h lt flgu Jr-s m ~ot ng lo 11'11 \OU dfl\ tl hut I m not thmg motC' lnr changcs haw bci'n n:·pot1ccl b\ Il1t> rmunna 11 F.nqu u f ' t and th0 l olumbu -; Dl sp;.!lth D tn'<- 101 ,\f hh l it D1Lk Shr 1dP1 Julv 1 when J SsoclalP athlPIIC director Waynr C~1bson t'f'llr'f'S Pterson 39 Ukr Hednc ts a M1am1 graduate Sht tdct conclu ded h1 s basketball L'Oachtng car('('r m 1966 w hen P tcrson was capt am of thr teama ncl "'' a ll M1d Ami'ncan Conference pJ<iVPr Commg off Mmmt s record 24 6 season <~nd a t n p to the NCAA T ournaznf'nl at the conference champion Hed1 1c IS the Redsldns "mnmgest coach 216-158 m 14 seasons He has been elected to the un Jv('rSll"\o' s a thletic hall of fame and coach('(l the Redsldns to ftve leag'Ue C'tl dmpiOnshtps v.11l ha\P d vaca nc) Browns trade Logan l l f \ I L \:\ 1) rAI'I- Wtde I vg<m l t <ldC'd b\ thr ( lt\rl.tnd B t m\n s to l hf' fK>nH ' r flnmco:-. fo1 1 four1h tmmct dtdft cho u<' S<J\ s hr hope-s to rontnbuif' Jr ·ad0t s ht~ .mel hopctull< the <~ hill!\ ln mtlkP th<' IJig pia \ to his 0(' \1. Nd l!OOJ l fo DOT b.:J!! l..ea gu f' 12 of 16 games Jt s cr1tmnly tough 10 lravP I ('( ' f'l\ PI D d\ t !{', t01 l'hiSl<.Jil' I lc<ig-Jr ,Jt J_ogon . ., 11d rhut '*II \ ! ft"< I JJrohahl\ .J <.. ):!C~XI d" I • l ' f£ It m 1hi' ]do.; I c.ouph.• of \ f ll" S(.X't'll\\lst ldunllhmk[\f mut h ]o;-,1 \ I ' l1 1f ill\ !hmg 1n Ltght >.., Lug 111 \\d.., hJ.Ill(X H'<.l b\ .t thl' IJGI St tnL!U dUJgd hrokf'n an klt su ffr rNl p1 1ur hJ lhl sta r1 of las t numiJt:'l of lfl] Ullf'S tlUJIJl g fl\\ \f'tt " S{'cJsun ! \\. 3" '-.(JmfH ha t \\Orll0d aOOul m \ ph \~ l (d](Uil d l liOOJi! hf' s taJI O f lal..I\C'll g-1f'a t Logan h1 ~ "li(J Hul l nOV. I Ifre l H tll rdu mt o hl sna l!\( (_ olur.tdr \'-. h 1 11 hr m... n s .t hom r m the f.)( r 1 su tJu1 bnf l ..d kf \\ ood H C' JOLnN.ll hf 1'1 1 1 ~T1 \ 1'- <-:! lhn d IOUnd dJ <.~ft d1 J < 1 1r 1rn1 fwm lhP Ln t1 c r Sll' IJf ( r,jl)f JC!I J Dunnght"l tr;ht \.1 r~vm~v. llhthc• 1-'l.t r'(l l n1l~lg amrsi.l n d sti.tr1C'd tn !"X ! ..J"- v .t..<..o n hf'~!Lil1 Pcl Broun.<.. h1 Clevi'landaftrreJght ;ears Logan sa td But I m cet1atnl; glad tt s Dcn\CI The foun h 10und draft chorce obtamed for Logan was Ollgtnally obta tm'!l b\ the Broncos through an r alltel ltadc With the New Orlea ns Sci tnt s It " the 12th ~1ck ill thi'fout th r ound and the !l6th p1ck ovet all W0 llavp nuxed emoltons a bou I th1 s 11ad£' · sa 1d Browns Coach Sam Ru t ~gilan o 'But"" believe 11 Hlll be good for all parties mvolv('(l - Da' e Logan the Browns and thP Broncos The Broncos nPed a I ogan tvpe recetwr and h<' gets the chance to go home and sta rt ' Rullghano sa td the Browns had not thought abeut trading Logan until cont ac ted b) the Bronrosalti' r a 1('('('nt t rade that brought vetrran l f'C'C' l\ rr Dune! H arr1s to the B10wns Th£' B10wns obta med Hams from the M1aml Dolphins for an undrsrlos('(i l !lil.'i draft chmce Logan li foot 4 and 216 pounds spilt tunf' bC'twf'f'n W](1f' r ('('(' I Vf' r and light end dunng hts fl rst 1\\ 0 seasons With the Btowns H1s best S('a son came In 19i9 "hen hi'caug ht :i9 passes fo r 982 yard' and scorccl sr•< m touchdowns INTRODUCING .... RUTLAND TIRE SALES Ma1n St 911 .. 6 '~ ' .,. Milwallkei 10 ...... New York llaltlrmrt' 4I:.! This Message and Church ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE 9 10 12 "' ... 13 .316 11 6 9 10 Complete ~ Automotive - 1 Service locust & Beach Street 992-9921 Middleport WDiT DIVISiON Se.. "w II II 12 10 Oakland Calttomla Mlrtnf'!'iOia Kansas Ctry .,..,., 8 9 10 10 ' Chi'"" 6 "' ""' II "' ~ I~ 9 "" 471 2 rlu <!I 3 s .., ' 'l'laanda.y'11 Games OP.:t>land ~ Chl<'ago 4 Mlnnt'!i~Ll <I Nf"W 'im k 2 Daklancl 7 T oronto 4 MUwauiWE> 2 CalUornla I Seattlf' 6 Bostoo :J 10 lnnlnR'!' De!rott 1 Texas$ Equipment F'rtdq'a Gami'JL ~land !&>henna 0-01 <II against the Atlanta Braves The sacrifice didn't work as he was thrown out on the play and the Braves won. 2-1. (AP Laserphoto) 1n postseason games before th1s season In other senes deciding games Milwaukee ousted Atlanta 118-89 Dallas edged Seattle 105-104 m ove11trne, Ltah rolled to a 127111 I numph over Denver and PhoenlX defeated Port land 117105 All the senes were t led 2 2 t:eforf' Thursday In ton ig ht sonly gam e New Yo t k IS at Det roll m the fifth ga me of thetr senes The wmner will opPn 1he next round SundaY at Boston Dallas tS at LosAngclesSa turd a\ and Phoentx IS at Utah and New Jet scy a t MiiwaukC(' m othi't Sunda) games New Jet SC'Y ~:ut 24 pomts and stx asSists eac h flam guards Mtcheal fuly Rtchat dson and Ot1 s Brrdsong Bu dsong had shot 6 fm 21 fr urn the field and totaled onJ, 14 poml s m lhP Nets two horre losSf's Andr e\\ Tone\ scoll'!l 22 pomt s Bobcats stop SWHS, 7-2 Kvget Cr'Pf k upped tt s Jeag'Ue lmdmg SVA(' record to 51 Thu rs dnv C\enmg- w nh a 7 2 Vic tory over Southwes tern Rtghthandcr Steve W"ugh In gomg the dtstance st ruckou l seven wUI 1ssumg four wa lks Ra ndy L ayton thr Josmg hur ler had lhr<'<' sl nkeoutsand two «a lks LPadmg the Bobcat offense were di'srgnated hitter Bnan Wamsley wit h three htls Gar ry Pi'nmngton Anthony Kitchen and Bill Ward hnd lwo hils ap1ecc• Other hllti'r s were Ba r ry Matthev.s Larry Edge and Duane Abshu"e Gettmg the Highlander s thre(' hit s were V. ill Ha1slop, Rtck Hatslup and Jeff Burleson Albeck said a remark by Etvlng after they I ted lhesenes2 2Tuesday rughl fired up the Nets Etvmg satd the 76ers w ere sure to wm the fifth gam e and all you have to do JS mml m the stats " The 76ers Jed b:, two pomt s with 2 51 remammg, but didn't score agam until the fmal two seconds Albert Kmg hit two tree throws with 2 19 1ema1 nmg to give the Net s the lead for good Richard son and Btrdsung scored 10 pomts each ill the first quarter as the Nets took a 31 25Jead and they ex tended the mat gm to 41·30 m the second quarter But the76ei sSC'ored 2.3 of the next 32 pomts for a three pomtlead at halfttrne Ma>encks 105, Somes 104 Dallas won the first pl ayoff sen es m 11s four year s of existence, wtnnmg at home m a wtld hmsh agamst Sea tt le ,Jay Vmcent h1t two free flu ows With 17 seconds left m overttrne to give Dallas a 105-102 lead Tom Chambers of lhP Sorucs made a basket with one second left. then caug ht the mbeunds pass from Vmcent RefereP Mike M athis signaled the game U\er ali hough the clock never slar1ed and beth teams left the cou11 But aftpr a conference among the officia ls. tt v.as dectded that there was still a second tu go, and beth learns were called out of the drf'ssmg 1oom However, Steve H awes ' m bounds pass was ca ught by M ark AgullTI' and the M avs secured the vtclory Seattle had a stx point lead with I 06 left m regulallon, but three turnovers and a nussed tree throw allowed Rolando Blackman, who KC Lady Bobcats take doubleheader Jazz 127, Nuggets lll Ad nan Dan tley scored 30 pomts, Rickey Green 29 and Darrell Griffith 24 as Utah easily beat \oslttng Denver Utah. appearmg m tts first playoff sen es of the 10-year history of the franchise, led by as many as 14 points in the first half A run of 10 stra1ght points rebuilt the lead to 14 m the fourth pertod Dan Issei seared 25 pomts and A lex English 24 for the NuggNs. but KJld Vandeweghe. who had aver aged nearly 30pomts 111 the ftrst four games of the series, had only 10 Sun<i 117, Blazers 105 Walter Davis scored 21 of his 29 pomts m the second half and K y le M acv added 17 of his 20 after mterrnlss10n as the Suns won at Por~and which played without Mychal Thompson. who broke his nghl elbow Tuesday nrght Blazers forwards Calvm Na II and Kenny Can also were hobbled by m]un es, forc mg Pm1landal ttrnesto go wtlh a lineup wi th no player taller than 6- foot· 7 Jim Paxson topped the Blazers with 24 pomts Bucks ll8, Hawks 89 At Milwaukee Marques Jhnson and Junior Bndgeman sparked an 184 spurt at the start of the second penod that earned the Bucks to \octory over Atlanta Johnson and Bndgeman each had six points m the first SIX mmutes of the second quarter as Milwaukee opened a 40-22 bulge from "h1ch Atlanta never recovered The closest the Hawks got in the second half was 13 pomts Sidney Monc nef led the Bucks with 20 points, while Glenn Rtvers topped A~anta with 21 St'atlll' <J I California l<'X~ ~ Monday '"' (,am, .. alloronto 1n1 ( IP\lchmd v i Bal tlmo!T' 1n 1 N1ow York at f'h tt a,go tn SPaT! If' 11 California m 1 Onh l!arrw,. !'I hr.odu k'd NATION\L 'U::AGl E EA."'T Dl\ 1."1 KJN "- L Pt1 (,8 1 lil ~ phl , Phil 10 Chir ~t~<o '" Yo r~ Nrou h al In 10 ~ S1 Louts ' II ' 10 Mon11 l''1 11sbtifJ!h \l'E'ooT J)f\~KJN San D IPJ.'I.I " Anj,,.l<.., At l.ml.l San F H lf111 '11'!1 l..o!; h " " Hr11moo ( [fl( Inn or• o TI.Jntf:lay ~ 11 1'ti 1.2 )>'! 11 ll ~ ~ l ~ (JIUlM.., f'£0 \II ml o 2 I l!lclnn.: Jj l On!> K Ulll "' so: tr.duH'fl L tli \11J,!tl,..._ .., S,:\11 ]) ~ Thursday 11 :JJ a m to 2 p m Ladles Holll(> League members in chargt>, en women Invited 6 45 p m Thursday. Corps Cadet Classs jYoung Peopi~Bible l 7 XI pm Blblr Study and Prayer ml'l'l~ ~ to the !Xlbllc n1 San I rancl~ > 1l>rl0' II 111 1 ( r n fi-41 10 ]) am Sundav SC'OOol YPSM Adams leader 7 :JJ p m Sal\latJon School meeting vanous speakers and music spedals l'r1dl\v "t;1llllt., S t LfJU I~ 1\luiJ)Ir Jt \1<n n 11 It 'k'f ,.., II lhl(' IR" I l<.il\nn I . 11 t ~n,!n.ur.:h lfUlCXIffl I l1 9.])am, M~worstup lO:lJam Youth mectlngs 6 00 p m E\('nins;: worship 7 00 p m Wednesday night prayer IT\E'IPtlng and Blblt> stud )' 7 00 p.m TIIE SALVATION ARMY ll5 Bulternut Ave Poi11Ero'Y Mrs Dora Wlnlng In charge Sunday ~11ness ~ing 10 a m Sunday E~ 1 ( "' nno11 POMEROY WESTSIDE anJROI OF CHRISf ~Chik:lren s Home Rood jCoonty Road 76) 992-52.l; Vocal mu.-.lc Sunday Wor slhp 10 a m Btble StWy ll a m Worship 6 p m Wednesday Bible Study 7 p m The D oriy OLD DE:XTER BffiLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH, CUfton Lucas pastor Sundav School 9 .J) a nL Mrs Worlt") Francis sup! Scnt111 el CUSPS 115--9 60 I Preach~ services first and thlrd undays fol kJwlng Sunday School Youth mePttng f'Vf>T) A Dl v l ~ l rm of Multlnwdla ln 1 Puhll~h ' 'f.l { \f'J' 1f tNnonn Mond n throuch~rldl\ 111 Cnu11Si t!l1 b\lhP OhloVal lf'> Publr sh rng Lomp1m Mul llmf'dla I nc Pomf'JO\ Oh1 o .J~-ti'l '14! 2 1 ~ti St'('ond c II"" po..;t tp:P p ~11d 11 I.Jo ffi E' I OV O hi O M ('ml)('r '\s<;Of'lllfd Pr o~ T hf In l,tnd Dill\ Pt!s~ A SSOCI ,lt l n tnd 1hf' Ametlt.rn NN•s pa ptr Pubh <; hi l' \ <: soc l<.r lro n !\<ili o n rl r\d,f'rtl <>rng Hf'pit !-.f' nt ,tll \ f' Bt,lnhJm )'..('v.sp .r)X'I Sa IP s 711 rh lrd A11nUP ~f'V. ~Olk !\i(''tl York 10017 POSTMASTF R D.lll v~ n 1Jnt l Ohio Sunday, 7 :xl p m G RAHAM UNITED ME1 HODI ST 9 JO a m firs! and seco nd Sun duys of each month third and fourth Sun days t>ach monlh worship serviC't'S at 7 30 Prt'achln~ p S..nd 1dd rr!-..., lo I hP 11 1CouJtS t Pnmt>rll \ ~ 5Wl SlJBSCRII'TION RAT&"i 8:. ( arrltr or Motnr Roulf O n f' WN•k $1 10 S.J xo Onr Month O nf' Yf' I I $r1" 20 ~INf,Lf ( OP\ l f'nls GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE Pomery,OH Phone 992 2976 No ~u blitr\plion s b\ m<.r JI rx 1 mrtt rci tn lo~n ~ \\hru hom(' ra nHr ~l t\H f' 1s 204 Condor St p.m, rrUd-week 3ervtce Wed~ay 7 p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH, 326 E Maln St , Pomeroy Sunday """"""' Holy comrnunkm on the first Sunday of each month, and combined !Nith mornlng praYl'f oo the th1rdd SUnday Morning pra)W and S('rmon on aU other Sundays cl the month Omrch SdK.ol and Nunery can> provided CoffeE' toor In the Partstt HaJilmmedlatc."ly follo'Nlng the servtce POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST. 212 W Main St Nell Proudfoot pastor Biblt:> School S ub sc rlbc>r ~ avallablfl MAll SL'RS(. K ll'"' llflr\S ln!Oid1 Ohw I I '.\ {'('ks 'i;]--) ~ 6 26 '.\ ('('k<.; $!4 ! 'l '"12 Wr't ks $~H .N Outsld! Otrio m Wt'dne-sdav PVI'"nlngs al 7 30 p m Prayer a nd Bibl e Study SE VENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mulb torrv H t> l~ht s Road Pomf' rov Mkh af'l PI onkowskl pastor Marie Spires Sabbath Sc hool Supt Sabbath School at 2 p m on Sa !Urday with worship sp r vlce~ lollowlnJ'( at315p m RUTLAND F'IRST BAPTIST CHURC H Sisi Pr Harrl r tl Warnf'r, Supt Sund ay SChool9 30 am Morn\nji!; Wo rship 10 45 - a m POMEROY FIRS 1 B APTI ST OaYid M a nn mlnr st £'r Wi llia m Sno uffer Sund av S<' hool Sup! Sunda} S{ hool, 9 30 a m Mo rn in g Worship 10 10 a m FIRST SOUTHERN BAPTIST P o mercy Pike David Hunt pastor Jac k NPNs Su nda} S<'hool Direec to1 Sund av &oo l 9 :W a m MornlnJ'( Worship 10 :W PvenlnR worship 7 JO p m I ut' sday VIs I ta tlon 7 p m W<'dnPSday Prayer Sf'rv lct' 1 lO p m Mission Frl(>nds 7 30 p m Girl,. ln Action 7 10 p m Acteen s 7 W p m Choi r Praclicf' 8 30 p m FAI fH 1 ABERNA CLE CHURCH Bal IPY Run Road R ('\' Emmell Rawson pas tor Handley Dunn !<iupl Sundav Schoo l lO a m Sundayt>ve nln,eserv!Ct' 7 30p m Biblt> tf'achlng 7 30 p m Thur sday SYRACUSE MISSION C H('rry S1 Sv racuse St'rv lt'es 10 a m Sunda y Evf>n ln R sNvlces Sunday and Wedne-sdav at 7 00 P m MIDDLEPORT CH URC H OF CHRI ST IN CHRISTIAN UNION Lawrt> ncf> Ma n ky pastor Mrs Ru ssf' ll Young Sund av School Sup! Sundav School 9 :W a m Ev<'nlnaz worship 7 10 p m W{'{]nes da y prayer mE:'l' tl nJ: 7 30 p m M1' MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD Ra clnf' Rt>v Jamf'S Sai1Nfleld pas1or i) Frf'Cman Williams Supt Sunda y School 9 45 a m Sunday a nd Wt>dnesday t'\f'n tng st>rvlce~ 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Co rn"r Sixth and Palmer Till> Rt> v M ark M cCiun ~ Ray Fields S S Supt Dan RIJtJlS Ass t Supt Sunday SChool 9 15 a m Morning WorshiP 10 15 a m , Sunda\1 EvE' nlng serv ic E> 1 p m Youth m eell n~<: 7 30 p m We>dn(' sday <"Vf>nln~ SPrVIcf' 7 p m Cho ir pn cllcf' A p m r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ SPRING PLANTING? CHURCH OF CHRIST Middleport 5th a nd Ma in Bob M elton mlnlstC'r AI Hart son associate- mlnl sler Mlkt> G('rlach Sunda y Sc hool Supt>rlntendt.>nl Bib!(' School 9 30 am Morn l n ~ Wor ship 10 30 a m Evt:>nln~ Worship 7 00 p m Prayer meellng Wednes day , 1 00 p m Buy a opeclally marked 5D-tb bag of Purina~ brand HI-Pro dog meaiand MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF TH E NA ZARENE, Co-pastors Rf'v Charle-s Coyl P and Rev Nancy Coyle Bill Whlle Sunday School Supl Sunday School 9 30 a m Mornlntz Worship, 10 30 a m S unday Evlln]{ellstlc meeting 7 00 P m Praye-r met.> tlng Wednesday 7 00 p m 137.50 PJ65/80RJ3 Firestone Steel Belted 134.50 P185/SOR 13 Kelly Spnngfteld All Season Glass Belted P205/75Rl4 Electra II by B F Goodnch Steel Belted . 152.00 P215/75Rl4 Reynolds Glass Belted .... . 147.00 Pl95175Rl5 B.F. Goodnch Life Savmg Radial ..... .... .. 139.00 P215/75R 15 General RWL Steel Belted ...... ..... 159.50 FRONT END ALIGNMENT .... 1 14 For Most Amen can Made Cars & ll&ht P"kups THESE ARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES (All Prrces Include llount1nr & Bubble Balance) 50 UNITED PRI!SBVTERIAN MINISTRY OF MEIGS COUNTY Rev Wanda lohnsoa, Director Harold Johaaon Dlreetor of Education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTE RIA N on current and luture purchases ol Hr Pro and other Punna Pel HorM Rabbit and Fam1ty FlOck products You get • S2 00 on the regular pnce of S<HbS ol Punn1111 brand HI-Pro dOQ meal • $8 75 1n Purina coupons 1n each HOURS Mon thru Sat 8 00 to 6 00 FIELD SEED, FERTILIZER AND SEED CORN bag, pus • A special rebate offer of $5 00 rn H1- Pro~s ACT NOW! BUY A BAG AND SAVE A BUNDLE! 399W - sa-...$1365 C HURCH Worship 5C.'rViee, 10 15 am C HurC"h School 9 15 a m , Blblf' Stud y Sunday 7 30 p m P rayer Group We<ln('S da y 9 Mulberry Ave. Pomeroy, OH. OOa m MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Church School tO 15 a m Wor ship service 11 30 a m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITEO PRESBY TERIAN CHURCH Worship Service 9 00 a m Church School 10 15 a m MODERN SUPPLY Main RUTLAND CHURCH OF GOD Pastor, Rev John Evans Sunday Schoo110 00 a m Sunday Morning Worship 11 00 a m Children's Church 11 a m , Sunday even Jng servtce. 7:00pm . Wednesday even tng: Young Ladles' AuxUiary1 6 00 P m Pomeroy, Ohio Ph. 992-2164 SUGARPH. RUN MILLS 992-2115 Pomeroy. Oh 'f TRINITY CHUROI Rtrv W H Perrin ptslor Df'ttie Buck. Sunday Sctm Supt Olurch SChool9 15 a m. Worship Servk' 10: l> a m Choir rehearsal, Tuesday 7 )) p m under tllrectkm r:1 Allee Nt:>~ POMEROY CHURCH OF TilE NAZA RENE U!rner Unlon and Mulberry Ri'Y Thomas Glm McClung: pastor C1yde H('nder son, S S Supt , Sunday School 9 D a m morning wor!lhJp 10:]) a m , evPJttng Sf'f"VV.C'f' 6 not dP -. 11rr~ 1u f.kl\ Thr ( a r rlcr rn a~ 1Cm11 tn ,d\ tncP riiT1rt 1o T hP D 11! v Srn11nrl on 1 h o r 1J month ba s r ~ ( ('<IJI "r ill ~ ~n• ncrt r ii0J i.JC' h month GRAVELY SV&TEIVI Rutland , OH . Jolin I lulU J l1rcus FuiU Ph 99HIOI PolltrOV 4 JJ , Wednnday, Family Wonbtp 1 00 P m The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" - For Pets. Stables. llf'll & 5111111 Animals, llwns.and Gudens HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH. near I 992-3325 AUllOA WAID CROSS SONS STORE Long Bottom. Edsel Hart, paator Sunday Scbool t : 30 a.m • worship 10 30 a m i Proyer meettaa. 1:30 I'·!!'· ThUrsday. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH. <Omor Ash and Plum Leslie "~ ' h~jh " "'tillf i<J no .< \ 1 hu rd• u nollo UHIIlll>!l• h.. - th, '"'' lh..ot la\ch ' u ,, l'-.,: , n "" .,,.. , h1 n<l p..r •Hl~ '' 1111.: ..., mdhon ~ '\,~ lh m ~ I>U "' " ' h\l r,h (~\.. c.JL.:""II•l \Our..,; II r,Jih In I "11 1 1 t " ' II 1t1J 1 1.1h <.kl ilknol•mh • 1•~•\.. urh llllllnl, t>ut •I •• 1• ~"'"'1 J1. •h~! "' 'II tx .Jilll 1! 1~ ~'"'J I r no 1 1<.111•1 !w' t• '~II .1 hmlli:I U\Jffia1 ! >1111 fll.JnlllffiPill<" 1h ("d ' H I "'. 11 1 >u 'I"" n th1 J • r ' •u II 1 <! I h 1 11<' l\J II<f h< " one , 1u '• b c~ n J\\~1 lh..: ,..,~,. 11n~ "v. Jnnt.l IIlLI 111 rc v.•Ot..l..r1U il1U n i >UI 111<..1 lnl"'h<h I" Ha y man pastor Sunday School 10 00 a m Mornln~ Wors hip 11 00 a m Ywf'd nf'Sda y and Sa turday Ev!'nlnp; Se-rvices at 7 30 p m NORTHEAST CLUSTER Rev Don Archer Rev Roy Deeler Rev Seldon Johmwn A LFRE D - Churc h School 9 30 am Worship 1l a m UMYF 6 JO p m U'A Third Tuesday 7 30 p m Communi on (Jrst Sunda y (An her 1 C HEST ER - Wo rs hi p 9 am Chut c h School tO a m Bi ble Study I hur sda} 7p m UMW, fir s! Thurs d ay I p m Com munlon first Sunday lArche') JOPPA - Wor ship 9 :lO a m Chur ch School 10 30 a m Blbl(' Study Wf'dn('s day 7 30 p m 1Johnson l LONG BOT'l'OM - Ch urch School q 311 am Wo n hlp 7 p m Bi bl e St ud y Wed nesday 7 30 p m UMYF \\ ed nesdav 6 00 p m Com munion First Sunday !ArchNI REF.OSVI LLF. - Churc h Sc hoo l 9 IDa m Wor ship Service 11 00 a m 1DN' tNI TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAULChurch School 9 a m Worship 10 a m Bible Study Tu esday 1 JO p m UMW 1 h\rd Tuesda} 7 30 p m Communion First Sunda} ( A rc her ) CENTRAL CLUSTER Rev James E Corbitt Rev Steven Nelson Rev Richard Rothemich Re\o Robert E Robinson Rev Andrew Rubenklrrg ASBURY rSyracusf>) - Worsh ip II am Church Sc hool 9 45 a m C har ~f' Blbl{' Study Wt'dnes day 7 30 p m UMW fi rst Tuesda} 7 30 p m C holr Rehearsal Wt•d ni?'Sda y 6 30 p m UMW fourth ~ un d<)y 6 30 p m INt"lsonl ENTE RPRISE Wor ship 9 am Ch urch Sc hoo l 10 a m Bible St ud y Tui:'S d oty 7 30 p m UMW Fl r!it Monda y 7 :\0 p m UMYF Sunda } 6 p m Cholr Re h<'arsa l 6 30 p m Wednt> sday 1Rothe m ichl FLATWOODS- Churc-h School 10 a m Wor ship 11 am Bible Study Thursd d ay 7 p m UMYF Sund aY 6 p m tRoth em kh ~ FOREST RUN Worsh ip 9 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 a m Choir prac tlcC' Tu(>sd ay 6 J0 p m UMW flrs1 Tu(>Sday 7 30 p m (Nelson \ HE ATH IMiddleporll - Chur ch Sc hool 9 30 am Yl or shlp 10 30 ll m Bible S tudy Tues day 10 a m UMW second Monda y, 7 30 p m UMW Second Mon da y 7 :\0 p m UMM Thi rd Mondav 7 30 p m rRobln son) MI NERSV ILLE - \\ ors hlp Service iO am Church Sc hool 11 a m UMW th 1rd Wednf'sday 1 p m Choir practi ce Mon day 7 30 p m (Nelson) PE AR L C HAP EL - Worship St>rvlcp 9 am Chu rc h School 11 am UMW sr> corrd Tuesday 7 30 p m UMYF la st Tu t>S da y 7 :Wpm tubE'nklniZ\ POMEROY- Chur c h Sc hoo l 9 15a m Wo r ship Servr cf> lO 30 a m Choi r re hearsa l Wf>d.nesd ay 7 30 p m UM W se cond Tuesday 7 30 p m UMYF Su nda y 6 p m rcorbltt) ROCK SPRINGS- C hurch Sc hool 9 15 am \'\oors hlp 10 am Biblf' Sludy \\ t'd nesda y 7 30 p m UMYF rSerciors l Sun dav 5 p m tJunlorsl ('Very olht•r Sun da y 6 p m t Rotht'mlch l RUTLA~D- Church Sc hool 9 45a m Wor s hip 10 30a m UMWtEvenlnlgCir c lel second WPC!nesd ay 7 lOp m UMW (AftPrnoon Circ le) second Thur sday 1 p m rRubenkln~ l SA LEM CENTER - Chur ch Sc hool lO am Worshlp9 <&5 am (Rubenklngl SNO WVILLE - Worship 8 10 a m Churc h Sc hool 10 am 1Rubcnking 1 SOU111ERN CLUSTER Rev. Jameta M . Clark Rev Paul McGuire Rev Orville White APPLE GROVE- ChurchSch0019a m Worship 10 a m ( Fi rst and third Sun days l UMW Second Tut.> sday 7 30 p m P ra yer m€'£'11ng Wednf!'sday 7 p m (Clarki BETHANY - Wo rshi p, 9 a m Church Sc hool 10 a m Bible Study Wf>dnesdlly 10 am Dorcas Women s Fei!OW!ihlp Wednesd ay 11 a m ( McGuirt>) C ARMEL - Church School 9 30 a m Worship, 10 45 a m Second and F ourth Sunda ys F~llows hip dinner with Sullen third Thursday, 6 30 p m !McGuire) EAST LETART- Chun h,SChool 9a m Wonhl p 10 am second and fourth Sun days UMW first Tuesda} 7 30 p m !Clark\ LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m Church SchoollO a m (Clark) MORNINGSTAR- Wors hip 9 45a m Church School 10 30 a m Biblf> St udy Thursday, 7 30 p m (White) MORSE CHAPEL- Church S<;hool 9 30 am Worship 11 am /Whllf>l PORTLAND- Church School 6 30 p m , Worship 7· 30 p m , UMYF Wedne!ida y 7 Xt p m (McGuire) RACINE WESLEYAN - Church SchoOl, 10 a m : Worship, 11 a m , UMW fourth Mondt)' 7 lO p m Men's Prayer Breakfast, Wednesday 7 am (Clark) SUTTON - Church School. 9 30 a m Momlna worship 10 ~a m flr&tand third Sundays, FeUowsblp dinner with Carmel third Thunday 6 30 p m (McGuire) KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST Oliver SWalll, S.,t Sunday ScbooJ 9:30 a m ev eryweel. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, Rev HEHMON UN IT ED BRF.:T H HI '\ 7 3U p k! Fay Sauer, Dlrec&or Rev James E Corbitt, .4.NistM.nl t oul tlt '-, u ndt> ~ 'I O ~ lllfJ~ I ! \I( t Sc .,...-. Sunday P:salm Monday Isaiah Tuesday Romans 30 112 1216 6 1 14 eap,-.,9 ,.. ,,.. ,...,~!•• _,.."'9 Se_. •"" weanesaay Romans 6 1523 w-• ,....,._,. Tom Stalen pastor Sunday School 9 30 a m Evening se-rvice 7 30 p m Wednt>sday pra}er meeting 7 30 p m BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHU RCH OF CHR IST Du a ne Wa rden mlnlstf'r Bible class 9 30 a m M orning Wor s hip 10 30 a m Evening Worship 6 30 p m Wednes day Bib le Studv 6 30 p m NEW STI\ ERSVILLF. COMMUNITY CllllllCH Sunday School ser\ lc e 9 45 a m Wor ship service 10 30 a m E\a ngt>l lst1 c ServicE' 7 30 p m WPdn es day Prayer mPe-tlng 7 30 p m Thur sday Z ION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomeroy Harri sonville Rd Robert Purtell min is tl?r Ron Riffle Sundav Schoo l SupPrint e n dent Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m Worsh tp service )0 30 a m Evening wor ship Su n d ay 7 p m and Wednesda y, 7 p m ST JOHN L U THERAN CHURCH Prn(' Gro\e T he Re\ Wl ltlam Mlddlesll.arllr pastor Church s('rv \cC' 9 30 a m Sund ay School 10 JO a m BRADBURY CHUR CH OF CHRI ST J ohn Wr1 g hl passlor Sunday School 9 l O a m La rry Haynes S S Supt Mornin g worship 10 30 a m RACINE C HURCH OF THE NAZA REN E Rev T homa s H Col11er pastor Mart ha W olfe Chairman or lhP Board ol Chr\sll<~nLife Sunday Sc hool 9 30 am Morning '1\oors hip 1Q 30 a m S unday f'venin g wor sh ip 7 JO p m Pra ye r m Pe tln~ 7 30 p m Wednesda y LIBERTY CHRISTIAN C HURCH Dex tf'r Woody Cal l pas tor Ser.. Jces Sunday 10 a m and 7 p m WE>dnt>sday "p m RACINF. FIRST BAP fi ST Don L Walkt'r Pastor Rober t Sm ith Su nd a\ Sc hoo l Supt Sunday School 9 lO a m M o rnln~ "orshlp 10 40 a m Sund ay ('Venlnp: w or ship 7 30 p m Wrd n('s<.lay ev f'nln ~ Bible s tudy 1 30 p m BURLINGHAM COMMUN IT Y CHURCH Bur li n ~ h a m R"v Okcy Ray 1 a un der mltt pastor Ph 992 7324 Sund ay Sc hool 10 OOa m Sunda} t>venlngsPrv lct' 7 00 p m 1 Wt.>dnt>sday Pvf' nln g: se r vlcC' i'OO pm D ANVILL E HOLINE SS CHURCH IOC3ted on Rt 325 lwtwppn Vinton a nd Lan ~sv li l (' R('v Ben Wall !i pas tor S un day School A 30 am Bobby LambPrt S S Su pt Morning wor ship 10 30 a m Ch1l dren s Happy Hour 6 45 p m Pra}er a nd Bibl e Stud y 7 30 p m Mls~lonarY mE'f'tln~ fl r sl Wf'dnesda)' of eac h m onth 7 30 p m F'or In for mation ca ll 38S 8467 S ILV ER RU N BAPTI ST Bi ll Lillie pasto r Steve Llltle- S S Sup! Sunday School 10 a m Mormng wors! p 11 a m Sunday evcn lnaz wo rs hip 7 30 p m Prayt.>r mt't'tlng and BlblestudyThursda} 7 30p m Youth m eE'tl n,ro: Wednf'sda} at 7 p m CHRISTI AN F'ELLUWSHIP CHU RCH 38J N 2nd Ave Middlepo r t Sunday Sc hool JO a m Sunda y and W('rln Psdav EH nin ~ se1v iC'f'!i at 7 30 p m CHESTER C HURCH OF GOD R('\ R E Hobtnson pastor Sund ay Sc hoo l 9 30 a m 'v\ orshlp sprvk P 11 a m F:vP nln g st.•rvh('7 p m Mid wPek sf'rvi c£' Wednes day 7 p m LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH Robert E Mu ssl'f pa s! OJ Sunda y ~ hoo l 9 30 a m Pa ul Mu sser su p! M or nln ,e worship 10 JO a m Su nda y evf' n1n ~ ser \ IC£' 7 p m , m id Wl' E' k se r v i(:P Wf>d nPs day 7 p m SYRACSE C HURCH 01- THE NA ZARENt: Hev James B Kl!llf' pastor S herman Cundtrf sup! Sunda y Sc h ool 9 30 am Mornlnta ""orshlp 10 30 a m Eva ngelistic ~ rv lce 6 p m Pra yer and Prai se Wednesday 7 p m Youth m ee1 lng, 7 p m EDEN UN ITED ORETHREN IN CHRI ST Eidt>n R Bla ke pastOI Su nd ay Sc hool 10 a m Robert ReNI Sup! Morn tng «er mon 11 am Sund ay nigh! S<'r v i(.'('S Chr istia n Endea..,or 7 30 p m So~~ st'rvl ct> 8 p m Preachlns:: 8 JO p m Mid ll. ef'k prayer meetin g WPdn esday 7 p m Alvin Reed la:y leader HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN RoRer Watso n pastor Cre ns on Prall Sund ay School Supl Mornrng wor!ihlp 9 30 a m Sund ay School 10 30 a m Ew nln g ser vice 7 30 p m MT UNION BAPTIST JOf' Sayre Sun day School Sup! Sunday Sc hool9 ~5 a m Evening worship 6 30 p m Prayer MHI lng 6 30 p m Wedn esd av TUPPERS PLAINS CHRIST Jody Holland CHURCH minister OF [)(o r ~ I Wells Sup! M orning worship 8 00 a m Church School 9 00 am CHESTER CHU RCH OF T HE NAZA RENE Rev Herbert Grate, pastor Frank RUfle, supt Sund ay Sc hool 9 30 a m , Worship servlcf' 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wednes da y 7 p m Prayer m eet lng LAUREL CLI FF FREE METHODIST C HURCH R ev Robert M\ll('r pastor Lloyd Wri ght, Director of Christian E du cation Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning worship 10 30 a m , Choir practice, Sun day 6 30 p m Evening worship 7 30 P m Wf!dnesday Prayer and Bible Sludy 7 30 pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST Charles Ru ssell Sr, mln1sler Rkk Ma comber, aupt Sunday School 9 30 a m Worship service 10 JO a m Bible sludy Tuesday 7 30 -p m rnursaay Acts 24347 f o••"'n s, 'tl><al• '"~ ~. ! ,. ...,. .oa~ !lolJ\11 Fnaay Acls SatUiday /sarah 10133 5041 1 1 r" 111 RJtx ~~ 11 San ders pa sl or Don\-\ til Ia) IPad PI Sun day Sl hool 9]) a m Mor mn ~ \\ or~hl)J 10 4'i a m Ev en1ng prf':Jchrng 'if'1 ' c f' ..,, cond and fourth Sundav at - :m p n Christ ia n End('<:i\Or fi rs ! dnd lhl!d Sun da} 7 lOp m Wt>dnf'"di.l\ pra\+'1 fll l '( 111~ and B lb!P S!ud) i :lO p m JEHOVA H S WIT NESS :\,\ ]9 S l r-~h Rout E:: 124 10nt> m1 IP east of Rut lu nd 1 Sun da y Blbl e iP<turf>9 10 a m Wa lchhmc 1 ~ tu dv 10 :ro a m Tu esda\ Brblf '>tud \ 7 lOp m Thursd a\ Theouat ll Slh r o1 ' ll! hl nl .1 ,], nU r 'lttpll l 11 .1lmn'l Cl<ll •'ll< th r.JI'cllt ~>t hc • b 111 E Mam Street 992-3785. Pomeroy MEIGS COOPERATIVE PARISH UN ITED METHODIST CHURCH St. net n prayer mePtlng 7 30 p m Communll:r off Ct fl. I R2 Rf\ ~ U Middl eport IN CH R IST CHURCH Locdtf'd Mtddleport, Oh1o ~~ SUPERMARKET~ .:. 992-3840 -. Jng v.orshlp servirP 7 m p m \\of'dn es dav MT , !ill<,.,. P 0 Boo 9020 Cha<'Of'es•... Wl ~290f'; REORGANIZED CHUR CH OF JESUS CHR ISTOF'LATTE RDAYSAINTS Poll l and Racine Roa d William Roush paslo t I lnd a ~vans church !'ic hool dl r ~c t or Ch urch sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morntng wors lp 10 30 a m Wednl.'sda} evening prayer S('fV\C(>S 7 30 p m BETHLEHEM RAPTIST Rf'v E a r l Shuler pastor \\ orshlp sef\ IC't' 9 30 a m S und a~ School 10 30 a m Blbl(' Studv and pray('r servlt:e Thursday 7 30 p m CARLE1 ON INTERDENOMINA 1 10NAL C..: HURC H King sbury Road R('v David Cu rfman pasto r Sun day Slhoul 9 30 <1 m Ralp h Car l Sup! Ewnlng wor shr p 7 10 p m Prayer mt>el\ng Wf'd n€'!> da y730 pm LONG BOTIOM C HR ISTIAN Jod v Holland pasl or Wal l ace Damt>wood SundaY Sc hool Sup! Worship serv rc e 11 a m Blblf' SC hool 10 a m HYSE l L RUN HOLI NESS CHURCH Rc\ Therron Durham pa stor Su nda)' Sc hoo l a l ~ 30 am Morning worship r1 1 lO 10 a m Sund ay f'\ Pmng S('rvtce at 7 30 p m T hursda y services al 7 30 p m FREEDOM GOSPEL MI SSIOf\. aT Bald Knob loca te d on County Road 31 RPv I a wre n ct' Gluest•ncamp pa sto r Rev Rogt>r Willford ass! pa .. tor Prr>achlng st'rvic£'s Sunday 7 30 p m Prayer m C'eting Wf'dnesd a)' 7 30 p m Carv Grlfflr h lflad('r Youth group s Sunday evenl n j; a t 6 'lOp m with Roger and VIo let Wlllfordd INdt'r S Communion sN..,ICC' fi rst Sunday eac h month WHJTE S CH APEL Coohlll e R n RPv Roy Dee-ter passlor Sund ay School 9 30 a m Wo r ship srrvlc(' 10 30 a m Bt biC' stud} and prayt:>r ser vi ce Wf'dnpsda y 7 10 p m RUTLAND CHURC H O f CHR IST Mark Joni'S p astor B il l Nrcholso n Sun da) Sc hool Sup! Su nda y Sc hoo l 9 30 a m Morntn~ Wor shrp and Commun ron 10 a rn SPn lu mf!t' l ng ~ 1() p rn CHU RCH OF GOD OF' PROPIID \ Locatf'd on 0 J \\htt P Hoad or H 1g h\\J \ 160 Pat HPn son pa s Tor Sunda\ Sc hoo l Ill ·• rn Ua sst>s fu 1 <l]l agt•s J un lor C' hu r l h 11 am Mornmg wor.;, hrp I\ am Adul r Choir praCIICf' 6 p m Sundu• 'loun~ 1'1 1 pie" Chlld i Pn" Chu rch <~ n d \dull Hrb lc Si ud) V\ ed rr £'~ tl rty a l ., 3(1 p m H OPf. BAP II S I lHAI'l l ~7(1 (, a ni St Mlddl('pnrt 1\fflliatt>d v.lth So u1h1r n Ba pt ist Co nVPntlon Sunda v School10c~ m Mornrng v.nrs hlp 11 am r.\ r ntng w or s hip 7 p m \\{'dnC'SdCJ\ P\ Pnmg Br b l1 s tud ~ and pra yer m£'e11ng- p m BRADFORD CHU RCH OF' CHRI S r C:. r Rt 1 2~ and Co Rd S Mark SCf'\ ('r '> mrm ~ IPr Sunda\ Sc hoo l Supt SII'H Pick<m Sund ay Sl hool 9 10 a m Mornrn~ v. l ll '> hlp 10 «<am F. \f' nt nJ>: >\OI~hlp 0 p m Wf'd n rsd av wo rs h1p - p m ST PAU l L UTHER\:\ C HI Hl I I Cor ner S\l t amo r c <Jn d S. 1nrul Sl• I' 1 meroy rhf' Hf'' V.rlltt~m M l dd J 1~\~ 1 t h pstor SundaY SChool 9 ~ "a rn ( hur1 I SNt,.kt> ll a m SACH. F:O HEARl I HI P C H \ '-l 1 AnthOn\ Gla nn amor• d ay F vrn r n ~ M,r so.; 1'11 '-JY'l r,~4!-i ..., 11 1 t lO p m \un lit\ Mass Ha m j nrl 10 a n < J ll fPo.;~ 1 on~ nn, hil lf ho ur b('for o~ rae h \ 1 ,.., ( ( [) r l '"' ., 11 r1 m Sunda; \! ( TORY B\f> 11Sl :"~2:1 :\ nd St Mtddlf' pOtl JJ.mp s F. K1 L~ o '1 pJ<.;Io Su nd.rt,. morn1n,g v.m ~ hrp l(\ r m I ' I n lng srrvrcf'- pm Y..ldnr s d.:~l 1 \fnln~ worship 7 p m \ l '> rt :< II On T~H11 ~ d f\ 1, 111 pm TR1 N l n ~ 3· CK Middleport - K&C JEWELERS ~'l ~THE PH 742 -3088 ~ ~FRANKLIN 992-3978 PRI( E~ Spring & Summer Hours . Mon -Fri. 9 to 5 Sat . 9 to 1 MAKE US YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ... CENTER, INC. ,. BEN SIJIICiau's G~ lJtol. PliUld aI Dl'troll scored a game-high 29 points for Dallas,lo force the overtime with 15 seconds left In regulation Second Pomeroy McCoy's Auction Service ~~ RACINE PlANING MILL Mtll WorkCabinet Maktng Syracuse Milwauk"' al NfW Yu k TPxa.~ at Haltlmon&~lon a t C ltlcago T01 onto at Kan sa~ Cit\ MlnnPSOia at O<lkland 'J lH 216 S The Fmest tn SeetJonal & Modular Homes THE DAILY SENTINEL RALL'S Oh 992-2318 St>a!!lr (Stoddard 0. \ 1 at Call!orma 1R1> manlck 211 m MJMf'SOI.11 IPa.o;hn\(k ()..()) at QaklaJld tMctally211 In! Saeunlll.y s GB.ITK'fo; Clt>Velood 111 OUrul l Boston at C ltlca11:0 S.:•attll' ar Cllilfornl<J What do you think of when you see aChurch? MEIGS TIRE I I' of VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. 214 E. Matn 992-5130 MUW<!Uket> 01 New 'i ork 1n 1 T(V'Onto al Kan~s Chy tn 1 New Jersey Nets oust 76ers and Moses Malone added 19 points and 14 rebounds to lead Phlladel ph1a but all star Julius Etving, often at htS best m b1g games in the past. managed only 12 pomts 992-2955 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT Nationwide Ins. Co. Columbus. II 804 W. llain .' MJIUV"50ta at Oak land T('1<a5 at Baitimoff' !n I By ASSOCIATED PRESS The New Jersey Nets' road-court ad•a ntage was too much for the defendmg champton Phlladelphla 76ers to overcome The Nets capped an mcredible str mg of road vtctones by bea tmg the 76ers 101 98 Thursday night the1r thtrd stratght triumph at thf' P hiladelphia Spec trum - towm the first round National Basketball As soc1a tton senes 3 2 Philadelphia which hoped to become the first team smce 1969 to repeat as c hampwns, had won beth games a t Ni'v. Jet sey It was the fu sl t unes mce the Nets moved mto I he NB". m 1976thatlhey won a playoff sen es They were 0 6 Pomeroy Deii'Oll 11 Milwaukre 1Cal dwcll J..li at Ntw '1:0r k tRa wle)o 0.11 t nl 'hxas !Derwin Hl1 at R<lltlmono !Bod dldr.('r 0-·U ( n I EbJton 1 &kt~lf>\ 1 21 ar Cltlcago 1Ha) t 211 nl Tcromo tAl('x.anciN 0-U1 at Kansas City iCuhlcUIO.Ii tnl POSITIVE TIONKER Cincinnati Reds' pitcher Jeff Russell admires his sacrlllce bWII attempt Thursday at Atlanta Fulton CoWity Stadium P~~~~o~e~v ~Prescnptlons By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. INSURANCE SERVICES Rutland, Oh1o 45775 J. Wm "Btll" Brown, owner Phone (614) 742-2777 Billtlmol'l' U KllllSlls Cl l} 3 J ~r\.(}t Hedric stepping down as Miami cage coach I 6 "u' ~ Braves 2, Red• I ' Mat shall ga' e It to the umptrP ,mu sa td 11 luokc'!llike a b1g ball of chocolate Lasorda sa 1d tSan D tpgo s Gr atg 1 Nettles satd if 11 "as chocolat•• h< uuldha<eeaten11 A nd I sa 1d I ~< a uld ha<e, if 11 had lx><'n c hocolate But 11 \~as a Iock M arshall sa td •he ball of cia< c hocolatE' mud or son1eth1ng ~A ht:zzPd n ght b\ m\ head P aper c ups ~md stufl tha t cant hu 11 \OU Mt.im l Dolroll Thursda\ th e Sl'venth ,.\_P,- EMI'DMSION W ..J..._Pct.GB for four runs Ln less U tn an mrung almost c Jobbe1'ed <\llh JJ1 obJect thwwn from the g1 andstand m thebett om of 0\.J-liH!l Oh1o AMHUCAN JIAGUE and allowed a two-out single to Kevin McReynolds Lasorda thought he was getting his burly relief ace, Tom N iedenfuer. but mstead lanky Pat Zachry arrived from the bullpen Once order was restored, N 1eden fuer proc<'eded to pitch 2 1 3 innings of hltl~s relief to earn his fourth save Da'e D1a\ecky, 11, took the loss m hJS poorest effort of the season The hard thmwmg southpaw had allowed only three earned runs m 16 2 J mrungs before betng roughed up VICt o r\ 1- Majors 1-0. had walked Cannelo Martinez Cratg McMurtry took a shutou t Into the eighth mning outdueilngthe RPds Jeff Russell and pitching Atlanta to the vtctorv McMurtry dtdn t gi\ P up a run until Dan D11essen Jell off the eighth w 1th his f1rs1 home1 of the season Te1 rv Fm ster got the last two outs of t he game for his ftrst save :vlcMurtry \\Orked out of trouble m three of the lu-st four mnlngs, durmgwhtch he w alked fi\e batters One of the two runs off Russell was unearned followmg an error by ' hortstop Dave Concepcion The BravPs scored the eventual game\VInner afrrr loading the bases m the foutth on a walk to Dale Murphy C ir nn Hubbard s stngle and l\! cMurtn s bunt 'mgle The r un scor('(l on Claudell Washmgton s fat u :>oul groundi'r Ru ssell work('(l SC'<m mnmgs r..o' mg up sex hits S \ H R!ST lt\ 7'\ \S~f MDI ~ (ooht ll<' (,llhf'rt SIJ('nu r p <l.., IOI Su nc l 11 Sr hool 41U ,rm M orm n~..,cl \1('( 11 1m Sunda\ l'\l'ntng stn Ht 7 \0 p m 'lll 1d rn ~P f' k pr t\f'rSf'I \ ICf Wtdn r~ d i1\- :lOp MT OLIVE CO MM Ll\ rT~ Hl R( < II I J.>\ renr(' Hu"h p J.s To r Ma,; F ulrm 1 sr Su pt S unda~ School and Mo 1 n1n~ \\ 01"h 1• 9 Jll a m Su nday r vf' n1ng "en 1c1 • p m Yout h m<'flt ln g and B lbl P STud\ \'I rdnf's d ay 7 p m U"' IT EO rAJ f H C' HUR( H Rt - un I o mC'rO} Bv Pa "s HI'\ RonPrl Smt i h Sr pJ stor Rt \ Janw ~ ( undrfl L ~" t pa..,tr r Su nd.:t y School q :\0 1 m M n1nmJ>: v. or s hi p 10 10 am Evrnrng v.orshrp ~ ~~ p m 'v\ omC'n ~ Ff'll ov. shrp I w ~d a\ ](l 1 rn wrom sdaY nigh! pr<~w r st n 1u - 10 p r11 f. AITH RAP TI ST C Hl RC I-1 R<~tll oa d St Mason Sundo \ School HI 1m :VI 11 n lng worshrp ll 1 m Ev {'nlll ~ ~~ r \ ll • b p rn Pra) t r rrlf'f t 1ng .1nd B 1hlf Slu d \ \\ • d nesd ay 7 p m FOR ES1 RUN 8<\PTIST R<'' :\\ i1 BmdPn pastor Cor n rhu~ flutl( h <:up • Sch!lol ll 1! S(_ C()nd rn rr d ,11 ~ :m p "' :Vl1 M(ll{ l \ H ll d ' I IS f h 1111 h ltHl \1Jn SI ~hddhp()rl H1 \ ( d\1n M1 n111 ~ ~d'- I L r Mt " 1 l\1n 1 ~umgt1dn•r ~ upt Su nd t\ S1 h <I I \1) tn \\ n~lip'~tl 1 111 l , 1 rn IH 1{1 1'\L rl \\l c.,ut Ill! f!', B\I'J] '-, J ( 11 1 I' I H Ht I '-,h Hll \!till 111 1111h "ou lh l lrr l \ tpli~ llonl 111" 11 ]l.,n !il t k I' '"11 r Sumln St h 1ol 1 \I I p m Su nd 1\ v. nr" hlp _ ltl p m 1 hur -.d 11 ( 11 lin I! R1 1Jlt S IU(1\ - p m J'l;..;l l lOSI\ 1 \ S..., I\I f\1\ 1\trlnf Hr 1.1 \\ rll1nn l l<IJ, ~ 1 1' 1•11 '-.unrll\ S,hnllll!l,t tl! <..undt l 1111111 '-fi\\ Jl \Jnl \\ l l ll l '-,(lJ\J \ (IJ I III,: ' I I - j i ll 1 \HI'! '\11 H ll\1 II'-' I 11 n t tH nih '-, upl :-;und " ll I • 'A 1 r \1• r n n~ \\ 1)1 -. ]li!J ]I \ I 11 [ I I I I I ] I I \J I II II '-'und I I'- \111JIJ]JI (II{) J I '\J ! ( IJ ! \ I ll11 d II ( \ ( l 1rk h i K l ] I I \. I ilfl.t.:h trt St nd 11 <.;,,I H I '-.u J l '-.ur d 11 \\f S diJI] 1(1 ],~, , ~I Ill\ I h 1 11'11111-'' ' 111(~ 1~ 11 ~ d o I 11H1 ( -.. ] I \\ 1 \n• 1)]1 " IL(I\ ll - 1111 II ~ U 1\ lL.l\JI "' \ l l p r 11 I (( I~ ~~\ I I l 0\\"-1!11 1 ~ \1 II ~ r M t(ld l• p•nl II 1lho l!L< f \] , I hc1 p t<:IJ t Sunt111 S, l (•l l ]II m '-.und 1\ 1 u 11 11g ., 11 1 11 ' ' d p 111 rd \ \ o dn• 'd 1\ ' I I H t ' il pm '\ ] 1(/l l \'1 B\l 'TI'-.l I I I "hull ! 1'\"1 SurHII I .._, h~>r>l I 11l ' I I 'ltur•l -... r 11 1, p rn 'l uth 1111 • 1m 1 1 r, lw .. d1 1 !lil1 lc '-' l uth 1 1 fl o l l l l c l'-. 11111 H! Hct-, 1 II I! [ d H l d ) II ' 1 I 11 h I I I ) II ! II !IIlio ] '>ll lld I "J 1 11 nl !l t.: 11 \11 , II n "md \ \ 11 n~-:, 1 r• , -\tlt tt l•q J , t r ll r •.., j I c., , I J .. ( 1 (I I \'t ll I l l )J \ I Il-l 1 ~ 1 ill ' I \1 I !11 ! r t I{ ( I I] \ T \\ "! Ill ' I rr < t 11 1 " r 1 \1 11 ' nd 11 r Tl h ~ \II I Ul .., l 11 ! 11- iltl II • T 1 1 ' ll It II \\ In ~ d 1 r I " 111 1 \1 1r• 1 11 n ~ t< t• 1 t1 !ll ] I UI \ 1 11 L: I• 1 1 I I I It t 1 p l 111d - \1 1 11 ' I \\ It\\ I ' 1 II \ Ill Il l) ! I l l Z\IU"\ 1 H• \ l l n l l ' - ' l u "iund 1\ " ' hu t ' ~ '11 \\ l11 llJflll[ ~ t!h"l 1111 \\ (] r!l '-.,11/llfl I \I 1\11 I \II 1111 II lli 'd il \'J I\ • I '\1••1 lh •Ill H •I -I Mi p lll ' " '. " "' \ I \"-1 "- 11111\\1 ' I I I I I ! I I l lll lh " ' \J J U o I H .... ,, I 1I lll I JHSI I \I !1:-.1 t \IJI II \1 \ 1 I , ..,1 H I I '.Juq 11 " nd -., Suml 1 m 111 ~ 11111 •1 r II'' \I ]II 1 u 11 '1 1 ll \\ 1 In 11 1nd II bl• n~.; , 1 11 !' nr I ' 1 n •n• 11 1 J n 1 I t II \'\ IJ H II \\1111 ,I ll'lc 1 "I !( ' 1 I u ... I I ](I I 1 '-.,] I \\ ( 111t ~[ l o\ UTI )-: ] "' pm SI (I II HII IIII ' I I \ 11 '-.l\\\1'\ t i!1fli!J <.;I lth. IIJ>IJ "1 \ 11 "Ill I 1(, I ( hun lJ <., IH" d l l 1!- I I ~ '-.t I' I II I ' 1 I I II Ill Ju t• '-. I I lll ~ ii iU -..,1 jJ m I I< r. h• tu ~ \1 n '-.und 1 , I t ]]l lll <., IJ i p - 1 rr I un• 11 I• '-.. 1''' p m n r .. tll ru \I 11 ~ ]J I Jl fl \ " l 11 \ r •• I' ' :m m RUTLAND BIBLE METHODI ST Amos T ill is p astor Sonn y Hur.l su n sup! Sund av Schoo l CJ 10 .a m Morning worshi p 10 30 a m Sunday evening ser\ I CCC' 7 DO p m Wednf'sda)' SN\ICP 7 p m ~\MPO p ro gram 9 a m ea t h Sunday RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE R<"v Lloyd 0 Grimm Jr pas101 Su nda } SC ho ol 9 30 a m Wors lp ~Pn lc 1 10 30 a m Youn ~ peopt(',. Sf• r v ll'f 6 p m Eva nj.;f'll stlc servke6 Wpm \\ f dnes d a~ st' rvlce 7 p m MASON CHURCH OF CHR IST Mtl l1•r 5: t M<l SOrt W Va Eu,f:PnE' L CongJ•r m r nl <;ter Snd ay Bible St udy 10 am \\Or ship 11 a m and 7 p m Wedn.:>sdav Bible St udy voca l mu srC' 7 p m MASON ASSEMBLY OF' GOO Dud d in g La nf' Ma snn W Va Rf'v Honmc B Rosf' pa stor Sund ay Sc hool 9 45 a m M o rntn~ "orshl p 11 a m E ve nl n~ st>r vl('(' 1 30 p rn Wednt•sday Wom Pn s Mlnlslri{'S 9 a m (meeting and pravf>rl WPdncsda' Pra,('r and Bible Studv 7 p m HART FORD CHURC H OF CHRI S1 IN CHRISTIAN UNION ThP Re' William Ca m pbell pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a m Jttmes Hu ghes supt Evenin~ servl cf' 7 JO p m W(>cl nsda y pvenlng prayt>r mPel tng 1 30 p m Youth pra yer servic'(' rac h Sermonette Tuf'sda} FAIRVIEW BIBLE CHURC H Leta rt W Va R1 1 Jamps U."'ls pas1or Wo r s h ip st>rvkes 9 30 a m Sundav Sc hoo l 1 1 a m F:vP nin g wo r ship 7 30 p m Tuesda\ cotl agr pra yf'r m eetl n ~ and Bible St udy 9 30 a m Worship ser v rce Wedn esda y 7 30 p m OUR SA VI OUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and H enry Sts Raven s ~ nod W Va Th e Rev Geor~e C Wf' irlc k pastor Sunda y SC hooliJ :ll a m Sunda) worsh ip llam CALV ARY BIBLE CHURC H located on Pomer oy P ik e Count} Road 25 near Flat wood!<i Rev Blac kw ood pas tor S('rvlces o n Sunday at 10 30 am an d 1 30 p m wllh Suncla~ School9 30 a m Blh iP S1udy Wed n esda y 7 :lO p m FAITH FELLOWS HI P CRUSADE FOR CHHI ST St R1 338 Anllqult} Rt>' Fra nklin Dickens pastor ~un d av morn l n g tO a m Sund ay evcnln~ 7 30 p m Thur sda} even in g 7 30 p m STl\iERSV ILLE CO MM UN1T\ BAP TIST CHURCH Pastor Robert Byers Sund av Sc hool 10 a m Worship serv ice 11 a m ·sunday evening servlrt> 7 ~0 p m Wf'dnesday eve ning ser vlet.' 7 30 p m INDEPENDENT HOUNESS OIURCH Inc Pearl St MiddiPport Re\ 0 DE'll Manlt>y pastor S unday School 9 30 a m Momln g worship 10 30 a m Evening worship 7 30 p m Tuesday 12 30 p m Wo men's Prayer meeting Wednesday, 7,30 p m Prayer and Praist> ser v ice RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURC H OF JESUS CHRIST Elder J a mes Miller Bl ble Study Wednesday 1 30 p m Sund ay School 10 a m , Sunday nlght serv ice 7 30 pm POMEROY WESLEY AN HOLINESS. Harrisonville Road Earl Fields, pastor Henry Eblln Jr Sunday School supt Sun day School9 30 a m , Morning wo~hlp ll a m , Sunday ~venin& service 7 30 p m Prayer meetlna Wednesday, 7 30 p .m SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD Joy Oarll. pastor Worshlf aervlce Sun day t() a m Sunday Schoo 11 a m Even 1 rcada storvaboul a\ oung m an fl om , ,\~Ill h1'1.11df 1mrh \\II was srnt b} his supc>nm s tn \\ 01 k 1n t llr- P r nn s\ I\ 1111 1 hill" lit tl 1u ncl the cult urC' of l he h1l l countt \ \ f'n d1ffrrl nt f1 om 1h1' 1 II\ rnd 1he· htll people had d1f1rrrnt value-..:; .1nd d1d lhtn c:.., tn " r\" IH f1 1d l1f1 l undersland iVtPr SC\rra l monihs of ft'f'ltng m1"' 1 tiJh till r J! p i ~~ , he Y.-C'nt hOmC' for a hol\da) and 10 thr V. ,It Ill ttl ltld " r I II I II\ , rf fli'-.. hom P he pourf'd out h1 s fe(']m gs 10 hi <- p cHf nh Hrs fathrr a rralt sl a~k<'fl him 11 ht• "nil~~ rnt1d' ) hr 1 d11t t (I J lll\f hi' d d t(ilri 1l1m I t11 n and when he answC'rC'd m rht• ,llflttn YOU arr stuck thpn• His mothf"'l on throther h .. m d :-.('f'1m.:: 1llnt 1111 11111 tthli lht t \'.., of ta 1th s.lld Son th .l! J s thf' pl ,cf'( . t~dhl"'g'\'n\uu \h()s( P('op\t havrbPcn gnen iO\OUb\ God toliV(' mtn n go~ ndH rh:\\ lh '..:0\\ \(\\1 mus t maket he dectslonv.hPi htl \OU Jif'go1nJ..: 11 ht' lll"( 11) \r ltlt i ( or u, hether \OU mr g01n,2 t o fmd JO\ ' 1 h1s 1s when• v. pa t C' The"~ Pf'OPl l ' lt\ mg t tHl I' ut kl ne 11 orrnd u-. are the people God ha" gl\en to us r\nd f' ,l t h of U" mu'>t m rk 1 t ill' decision whether we are gm n g t o IJ<.> b ..l ~ ll llh lupp' I ll "td Personally, I have decided to fmct JOI glad This IS the day v. h1ch th£' Lo1 d ha s mo~dP ! 111 u" t {'j (l J< In It " l' dtld bt Submitted bv \\anda G .John son p.t!-1101 oltlw I'II'Sh\h 'tJ,In Church in Meigs County �Fnday. April27, 1984 Racine UMW announces $300 donation A donation of$:JXlwas made to the church genpral lund when the Racine United MPthodlst Women met at the church recently . Plans for thP annual Election Day dinner on May 8 and the motherdaughter banquet on May 12 were Harrison birth Mr . and Mrs. Stephen Harrison, Cheshire, are announcing the birth of their first child, a daughter, Megan Elizabeth, Aprtl 17, at thP Holzer Medical Center. The infant weighed eight pounds and was 20 Inches long. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harrison, Gallipolis, and the maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Wise, Middle· por1 . Maternal great-grandmother Is Kathleen Scoll. Minersville, and tr.e malernal greal -grandfather is C.R. Wise, Pensocola, Fla. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE , I I CONTEST WINNER.'i - First place winners of Fao;tcr coloring mntest sponsored by Nelson's Drugs wPrc, 1-r. KeUe)' Gnn_'St'r, in the six to seven agto group, Sara -Jean Craig, four to five age group and Suzanne Clay, eight to ten age group; back is Betty Webster, Ooor supervior at :-./cl<;()n'sDrug. The top winners were pres.>nted S25 each. Lewis Manley auxiliary meets Ca nt ribution~ tot he Child Wrlfare Foundation, the Xen ia Children's Homr and an orphanagE' in M ex ico wl:'r"E" made by Lewis Manley Auxiliary 263. American Legion. during a meeting held at the home of Mrs Lula Hampton. Mrs. M arga ret Bowles presided at the me<>ting whkh opened in rilualisticfonn.ln thebuUetinfrom the Eighth District pr!'sidPnt. Helen Hamp.son. chairmen were urged to turn in their unit ll'ports, and to write their senators and congrPssrnen rcqul•st ing thPir \·utes for a return of Ml'morial flay ro the 30th of May. Poppy Days will IX' observed by th~ unit in M iddleporl , May 18 and 19, and Mrs. Lula Hampton rcpor1ed thallhe poppies have been ordered. The annual poppy shop open house ar Sandusky wa s announced for Sunday . Also announced \N as the Buckeye Girl Stat t•oricntation tea to be held al the MiddiPport post on Ma y 6, hosted by lht• Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Posr12R It wa s notf'fl that LPw is ManiP~' Auxiliary has madP goal in mem bership plus two . M rs. Howles madP a report on the community S<'rvicP par1y which she allt•nd''ll al lhr lllhens Menial HPall h CentPr in Athms. Shr nolcd lhat approxi · mately :\fl rPsidC'nts of the CentPr at tended th<> party Na m e-s of dN·ea~f'd mPmbf:'rs an' lobe sent ro Mrs. Thor a Ca ll·wood, departmPnl <'haplain, tx•fon' .Jum•. Mrs. Ham pl on rPported on tht' legislativr bull!'tin noting that the nat ionJ l cnmm<~nc l f·r" s rr-port on 1hr task forCf' find ings about the Carribean area as being of major Ln!Prest to I tlf' Unit rei Sta tes bPcaus(' TOPS rneets Sandy SPrgPnt \.vas crowm'Cl KOPS I kN?p off pou nds S('OSibl\') or Mrip:s Cou nt ~· at Ttw Tul'sd a.\ · m('('ting uf TOPS OH I·IOii hl'ld ar Rutland Vicki FC>rn: ll was an nounced a... the first plaC\' winn<'r in the fourt h division for los ing lhf' most w ight , and Linda BaiP) placc'll second . Weekly bsl loser ws Beulah Collier and Mrs. B.-1 ilf':V was n.m nrr-up. Severa l m!'mbers receivf'd bra · celet sand charms for ttlf'ir achievPments during thP pa st , ·c·ar. All1hos who losl wpight over the> Eastrr weekf'nd wrrP giYcn u quar1«-r prr pound . Members wC'r P rf'm inded to takf' a gift for Mrs. Sergent lo thP nex t meeting. Ca lhy F irs l was wl'i~ corned as a new mrmbt:>r. Informa tion on the club m ay be obtained by ca lling 992--21il2 of its closeness and urging help ro solve Ihe eommunislic aggression. lllc under·developmenl and ['('()· nomic problems of the area. Mrs. Florence Richards report ed on special secUiity for summer olympics from The Firing Line. She also noted that Mexico is the stud y coun try and that thC' goal is to raise $~,0::0 for irrigalton wells I here. She talked about an orphanage where a wa ler supply is needed so that the bo;.:s and girls t'an raisl' their own food . Mrs. Rir hards s uggf'St('(j that unit Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas, Rhododendron, House Plants . 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun.ltoS mPmiX'rs can enlarge !heir work through awareness in thf' areas of suicide and you lh , missing children. !---- -- special olympics, infanl hearing assessment , and arthritis in children. The pmgram closed wilh group singing of "Lei the Lower Light s Be Rurning." Mrs. Will Winston had the closing prayer for peace. Annelle Johnson wtll hosllhe nexl meeting. Mrs. Hamplon uS<'CI lh<:> Easier therm• in UJl' rPfrl'shm t::'nt s which she Sf'rvrd . Thf'annual mother-daughter ban · qut>l was 5<'1for M ay lOat the church whf'n the f va ngelinr Miss iona ry Gruup mPI reccnlly allhe homf' of :vlrs. Eva Drssauer. Speaker for the dinner to IX' SE'tv ed at 6:30 p .m will be Shara AUC'n, wife of a former minister, Hoyt Alen .Jr. II was noled I hal the favors for thr affair have l">E:>en com p IPI <'ll. Mrs. Trudy Andrews presided al rhemeering. Poems read for rollcall 1.\.'f'rc "Splintf'rs from the Cross" by .L.mrt Veno\; "~vf'r:vdav M adan· nas " by F:ilC'C'n BowPrs: "To LD\'f' th<' World" by Helen Mill<'r. and "Gods \\'ill," Trudy Andrews. Mrs . Bowers had dcvot ions on thr theme, " Chris! AroS<'." Next m eet· ing of the group wtU b<• held on :vl ay I> at the Pomeroy Church of Christ wit h Noamr Ohlinger as hostess. \1rs. Dessa urr will have thP drvotions and Mrs. Miller will givt' the mission lesson. The mission topic for the evening was on Walter and Mary :vlaxtc of Japan and was given by l.aDonnn Clark . Refreshments \VPrf' SPI\'C' to those named and Mrs. GNI ie Bass and Mrs Char ldint • i\lkir<' Rutland musical set for Monday HAPPY BIRTHDAY MAMA " The Spotllght on Kids" will be the theme of a musical to be staged by studentsoftheRutlandEiementary School at 7:30p.m. Monday in the Rutland Clvtc Center . Openlng wtth a traditional ' ~ ,, ' D-E-L-1-C-1-0-U-S ' STRAWBERRY SHORTCAKE Class l.ll't·or~tr'() th(' tabiC'S in thf' Fa sler m ol if wilh lhP IJreaklasl bPing sf'rvf'fJ b~· thr Syracuse U nitf'd Methodi st Womm. Thl' Good Friday spn· icf's in \\.'h.ic h thf' minisff'r fhH1icipated were held at lhP SyracuS<' Presb:vl<>ria n Ch urch. Maund\" 'IllUrsdav S{l lv iees for 1hr Syr~K·us.• chargt• Wl'fC' helcl at the Forrsl Run lJniiP<I Melhodi.sl Church. YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR KID POWER TENNIS SHOES ONLY 80¢ WITH WHIPPED CREAM ! ~ 1974 VEGA STATION WAGON ..... 5200 ! ·' I'H .'J.t /. OF Till-: II Ff'l\ **********•******************* 1974 Chrysler Cordoba .................. ssoo 2 Dr, auto, P"S, PB. 1976 Monte Carlo ......................... s900 Auto., PS, PB. 1978 Malibu Classic Station Wagon .... S2300 PS, PB. \ 90¢ ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY PH. 992-2556 Pomeroy, OH. 570 W. Main "There's No Business Llke Show Business" by dancers, Kim Eblin, Angie Russell, Tracie Richmond, Lela Johnson, Angle Black and Angie Russell, the show w!ll move through a variety of favorite old tunes. Kindergarten puplls will do a bit on Sesame St., lncludlng the songs from the show and "Herr;" and "Heart of My Heart" will be numbers by the first grade. Jayne Tillis will sing "Can't Smile Without You" and Richard Ellis w!ll do the solo work on "I Can'l Give You AnyihJng but Love" featuring dancers Kri' Imboden, Shelly Napper, Carolyn Fitzpatrick, Amber Eblin and Stephanie Walker. Second graders will use a hillbilly theme for their rendilions of " I Like Mounlain Music" and "Ol e Rattler" . "A Shanty in Old Shanty Down" will be the voca l solo or Shelly Black and Rachel Hysell and Jason Miller will team lo presenl "I Said My Pajamas." Tracie Leark, Ronnea Da\1s,Jodi Tillis and Angie Eillotlwlll makeup a dance line performing during a chorus presentation of "Hello, Dolly" and a solo, "A Pretly Girl Is Like a Melody" by Ryan Lemley. RusseU and SheUy Black . "Up with People," "Lei There be Peace on Earth" and "Battle Hymn of the Republic" will close the show directed by Principal John Lisle. A summer medley composed of ~··j~~~i~~!iiqi "Take Me Out to the Ball Game," "By the Sea," "Goin' Flshln'" and "Lazy, Hazy Crazy Days of Summer'' will be sung by the third graders. Tammy Miller's vocal solo will be "Raindrops Keep Falling on · My Head" and Billy Doczl wm be soloist on "Puttin' on lh~Rttz" with AfAriNEES SAT 4 SUN ALL SEArS $2 00 dancers being Angie Elliott, Angie ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 00 ~PRIL 2:1 thru MAY~ Make A Note FR IDAY thru To THURSDAY~ VOTE MAY 8th B. D. GILKEY Republican Candidate For Group seeking handicapped The Meigs Local School Disln cl is joining other school dis tricts arross the slate in an effort 10 tdentify, locale and eva lualeall handicapped children up to I he age of2J. Counly Superinlendenl Dan E . MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER •CAPABLE *QUALIFIED •EXPERIENCED Pard lor by the Candrdale. B D. Gilkey . 38189 Sumner Road, Rl. 3. Pomeroy, OH . 45769 impair~ t~~~~=========~======;~~~~; , ,:; adding rothe munber In the musical being presented by Rutland Elementary School students at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Rutland Civic Center. PUTI'IN' ON THE RITZ - BUiy Doc1J wUI be the vocal soloist on "Putlin' on the lUtz" with dancers, from left, SheDy Black, An de Eilloll andAnltle 1\UsseU Carmel community happenings '84 FORD LTD BROUGHAM Sove S1.342' when you pvrchose Valve Ophon Pockoge wh.ch ondvde1 Air wndiho n1ng • '"nled hre~ • Etectron1c d1g dal clock · ~H remote con trol mtrro r • V1$0f vanity m•rror) • A/<N FM ~tereo • Prem1um ~vnd system • F1ngert1p ~peed control • l1ghtgroup • Bumper guards and rub st r 1ps • lnlervol w1per~ • Electnr reor w1ndow defmsler glou • W'SW Mr. and Mrs. Doyl~ Mutti and family , Mansfl~ld : Mr. and Mrs. Kevin Shephard, Coolville: Mr. and Mrs. Jeff CirCle and family, Keno Road, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden andfamUy,MorningSiarRoad; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Circle, Mr. and Mrs. Ca rl Circle and family, local, and Miss Dixie Circle, Lakewood, spent EasterSundaywilh Mrs. Lui a Circle and M r. and Mrs. Jim Foreman, MinPrsv ille. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle were supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson, Eagle Ridge. ElsiP Circle and Sue Hager were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Garrell Circle al the nursing hom<' in Point P~~asant. W.Va . Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee, Robert Jr., BPcky, and Paul Moore, wore guests or Mrs. Ethel Orr. Chesler, Calendar PomerOY Church or Christ, 212 Wesl Main St. Sunday thmugh Ma y ~ at 7:30p.m . Rod Kasler is the evangelisl. Transponation for the elderly will be pruvided. Call 991=3379 or q92-774R. Special mus iC' E-ach evpning. EasiPr Sund ay. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle were recent vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee. Belly Van Meter and J:.:unie Brinker w('re Sunday evrning guests of William CarJplon. Altrnding a1 the Ca rmel Churrh on Ea stf'r Sund ay was 71 for SundH) School Morris defines handicaps menls of hearing, vision. as speech or language, learning disabilities, behavioral, multiple, orseven: handica psi mental rPtardation and other health impairmenls. Many han dicapped chlldrC'n are nor visible because thPy do not function in the mainslr<>am of the eommunity. Also, m an:v unidenti· fied handicapped chil dren are pn'sehuol('rs. Parrnt s rn a_\ be aware I here arc programs and ., _ r\1\tf~) (--:1"' ·-~\ -~ _.. ,_ ~ ~ ~~ ·_') c;: -....~ , ' ~ ,: -:3·' · ~ ;-.~lt , , , ~ ~(0 ~~.'.'~.-J·j MEMBER'S EMERGENCY SERVICE 1 1 1---------·- r:":_,..1 1 SYRACUSE , POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT COONER'S EXXON-RT. 124 PHONE: Day 992-9960 Night 949-222 3 sC'rviccs available, Morrls "''''· Anyon<' knowmgol' a hand rcapped child is asked to cont act Morris, Mc•igs Loc al Srhool Di slricl, 621 Soulh Third ,\vi' .. M iddleporl. or The Auto Club of Southeastern Ohio 360 Second St .. Gallipolis, OH . ca ll992~2 l >J. • J 8 Iller eng,ne • Power lad group • Vent w•ndo..., • Power dnvefs ~eat• Power w•nd ow~ • leather · w:a~P"d., t1h steen ng wheel • Corne r1ng lamp~ ~;;;;;:2f:::i:§:~: wheel~ FRJDAY POMEROY - The Big Bend C. B. Club will meel al7: 30 p.m . al the Grange building on the Rock Spr ings fairgrounds. Final plans wUI IX' made for the coffee break to IX' held al Royal Oak Park on May 6. In odd1l10n to the standard J 8l V-6 eng.ne. power \teer,ng, power bralle~. ov tomal•c transm11510n. you mve $610 when you pvrchme o $pe<1ol Value Podoge wh1ch 1nclude~ T1nted glou • W~e body ...de mold• ng~ • Bcxty ...de and ded.hd stupes • loght group • Oval electrl( remote con trol m11r on • A/INfM stereo rod•o w1 th cos~t te • F,ngerhp \peed control• T1h steermg wheel• Interval Wlf\d · \h1eld w1per1 • E1ter1or oc::cent group • Electron1c d1g1IOI dod • 6 -woy power dr 1ver's 1eot • Power w1nd ows • Power lad g roup • Styled rood wheels • Ele<troC rear w1ndow defroster ~~~~==::: "" ;•;:•o; ~;:lat>le 0"<0'1 ., de-ole•\ 110d> POMEROY _ The Roberta Circle of thC' OrJer or the Eastern Slar will meel al lhe Pomeroy Masonic Templ e at 6: 30 p.m. Friday with a pol luck supper. Howard's Sla"' will be guests. e>N r "<)lie>< o'llt• WILKESVILLE - The Pylhian Sisters will stage a smorgasbord dinner at the Pythian haU a I Wilkesville Saturday wilh serving !rom 5 10 8 p.m . Adull price Is $.1.50 and for children, $1.011. .f '84 FORD ESCORT GL In odd•t•o n to the sta ndard l6l CVH 4 -c yl1nder en g1ne. 4 -'f.leed monuul o~e rdr 1--e tr on;oxle, DuroSpor~ electron•c 1gn1t.an pod a ge . you '>Ove $512. when you pur cho)e o package whoch 1nclude\ Power front d1K brolle~ • Front and rear bumper guard\ • Power steerong • l,nted gloss • A11 cond1 hon1ng • Overhead con~oole w1th elec tron oc d1gttol d oc" • lnstrvmenta t.on group • floo• c on~ole • log ht group • T,l tsleer,ng wheel• AM!FM 1lereo rod1o wJcosse•te • GropF.1c equol,u:r • F1ngc rt•p ~peed cont rol • fileor Wll"\dOw woper/wa~her • Power door loch • vent w1ndow; • Co\1 a lum1num wheel> So... e $7/6' when you purcho\e a spec10l 110lue manual trommi~~•on padoge whrch 1ndvde ~ AM./FM monaural rod•o • Power broke~ • l1ght group • Conven1ence grovp • Heodlu'9r and moldongs • Gouge pocltoge • Bng hr front bumper • Blod rea r ;tep bvmpe1 • Delu•e whet~ I tflm • Bng htlow -mount we;lern swrngowoy m1rro " mornin g serilirf's. Thf' R oy nl Harmonaires of Da~·ton will prr'srn t a conC'ert in the a ftC'rnoon . SunJay School is al 9:.10 a.m .. mornin~ scrvic{ at 10:-!!l a. m . and aftPrnoon sf'rv·ices J l 2 p.m . Dinner will l"x' sC'rvPd . 1 SYRACUSE - Syracuse VO· lunlcrr Fire Departmenl will have open hou se Su nday 1 lo 4 p.m . Refreshmenls wiU be served, and there will !)(' door rizes. BID\\ot:LL - The public is inviled to all sctvcirs Sundav al the Mt. Cannel Church, Bidwl'l l. The Rev. James Sellman of Daylon will lx' lhP spPakPr al rr.~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ..... . . \ The first ... the original l\ \ ' ~ I \ ~ t; ~,, 1~ l ' ,. SATIJRDAY 1!:." eo ,f \\ \' \ \ \ \ f POMEROY The Holle Sound Quartel wUI be featured a 1 a sacred service of music lo IX' held at the Rutland Bible Methodlsl Church Saturday al 7 p.m. Speaker will be the Rev. Glenn Rlfe. Amos Tillis is the pastor. \ GUAfiAIIT££ _ ' ,, l POMEROY - Revival at ~) a. ,f arete'llflt"(I\Obe / : 14 KARAT GOLD ' Jlid art! l a~h·one<l under stnCI qu<1111Y control 101 ' "lyle i!fll1 hn•sh !~Upelu " If r' ) / l ; I ---,_.,_. ."\iJ n ·"' 14 Karat Original Add-a-Gold Bead '' necklace with !his written 14 Karat guarantee I .. POMEROY -A dance Is sel a I Pomeroy American Legion Sun day from 8 to 11 p.m . Music by George Hall . Admission is $10 a couple. Advance tickets all' required. Call Ellll Gilmore or Mickey WUIIams . I :J . "J y' . •)~<.1 ,, / IJ j/ BEADS' TUESDAY POMEROY - Eastern Local Board of Education will meet in special session Tuesday al 7 p.m . at the high school to discuss personnel. SUNDAY / I I )umelhtng she ·a 'JfNI Wllh proudly, surely b.cau>e you mdde """ olrt' beauty and value hr>l Come In and Test-Try a "Butterfly Nec~chain" today. You'll Love It! INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY Middleport 106 N. 2nd CI92·263S Think of how delighted Mom will be to see Her Gift Ad in The Sunday Times-Sentinel On Mother's Day, May 13th 5 \\ ADD·A-GOLI). F"LA1WOODS - A spring revival will be held al the Flatwoods United M ethodist Church Saturday lhrough May 5, al 7:30p.m. nighlly . Evangelist wtU be Wes Thacher. Public lnvlted to attend. ,, •.J• AHgo'd- / ~ J / t/ { I \~ \ '\\ ,, \\ \ '\\ \ \_ JEt~ 1 .'.1 '. i • . ~ "\ \ \ \ I 1) ' \ '84 FORD UNGER : I .• "Now Available" MIDDLEPORT ****************************** ·., •. Syracuse church has service EastL•r sunrisP Sl' rvin•s fur thP SyracuSi' Unilf'll M!'thodisl chargr Wf'n' hf'ld atthe Asbut)-· chuT'('hand followed by a breakfast. Mary Cundiff. Bill Winebrrnner and HPIPn Teafurd had readings for 1h0 servi<'i'Wilh Judv Pape and .John LisiP prm·iding th(' SpN'ial music . l l1r J1i'\' . Stcvf' Nf•lsnn ga\'P B poem. "Mary RPm~miX'rs." For lhl' brcaklasl lhl' Y bung Adult Page- 7 Love, Bryan, Scotty, and Mikey 1---------------'------------ Ph. 992 -5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Friday, April 27, 1984 . Mother -daughter banquet planned Meigs school lunch menu Luncheon mmus for all Meigs Local El~mmtaty Schools for llle week. 1\pril .1il lo Ma.v 4. in accordancr with the district·\.\l'ide uniform lunch policv, have been announced. Monday: chill and cracker s, peanut bun~r sandwich. cheese wedge, fruit salad, and milk. Tuesday: Chipped lurkey, sweet potato Ouff. pickle, frull, hoi roUs and butter and mill<. Wednesday: Cheeseburger with pickles , baked beans, pears and mllk. Thursday : Tacos with leltuce, hamburger and cheese (2 each 1 lrench fries. fruit and milk. Friday: Cook's choice. The menu at Meigs High School includes all or the above food II ems each day with a few additions. Syracuse, Oh. By The Bend members who are Ul, and a repon was glven on siCk and shutin calls. Refreshment were sen~ed by Gall Rowe and Debbie Hill. made during the meeting. Jackie Wagner and Betty Roush were named co-chairmen of the Election Day dinner with the serving to begin at 11 a.m. The mother-daughter banqupt ro<>halmlen wUI be Mabel Shields and Alice Wolle with the dinner to be held at 6: 30p.m. In the church social room . It will be a potluck affair with the meat and beverage lo be furnished by the UMW.Allchurches in the charge have been Invited lo attend. Resen~a tlons are to be mad<> with Mrs. Shields by May 10. The group also sel June 4 as the dale for a farewell partyfortheRev . Jim Clark and hls family . Cards were signed for several The Daily Sentinel LIMIT 16 WORDS (Illustration Below) •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~---------, • tf D£l<UP.S1 Muther To the b est rn o ttlur ever I Love You Happy Moth er s I DAV •• t I I • •• •• • • __________ j Ke 1th ' T o M om Wr sh m q you th e l w ~ t on Mother 's Oily Th.111 t.. y n 11 for I!V I! rytho ng Love A my • #••······················r----------------------------------------------WRITE YOUR MESSAGE BELOW AND BRING IT IN OR MAIL IT WITH $2.00 BY NOON MAY 10 TO GALLIPOLIS DAILY. TRIBUNE, 825 THIRD AVE., GALLIPOLIS,OHIO, OR THE DAILY SENTINEL, 111 COURT ST.. POMEROY, OHIO 16 WORDS $2.00 CASH WITH ORDER 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. _ _ 14. __ 15. _ _ 16. _ _ f I L----------------------------------------------~ �Pmga 8 The Daily Sentinel Fridoy, April27, Pomeruy--=Middleport, Ohio 1984 Friday, April 27, 1984 Honor Rolls The M:h • bl weeki grading period homr roll c:t the Salisbury Elementary School has been aMOUIJL'ed. Making a wadP of B or above In aU their su blect.s to be named to the roll were: F\nl 5[1'ade - Amber Blackwell, Stacy Blanktns hlp, Me lissa Clifford , Frank Dickens, Ja.rrod Fohner , Jeremiah G illette, KellY Grueser, Hokll Hllflman, Arlnle J eoste, Robert Jones. Joey LipSCOmb, ShUo Moore, Er:lca Robk>. Amanda Well. Pat You.ng, Manhew M on1s. Sftoond grade - Ryan Conde, David Herdman, Bec-ky Hcftman, Heather Hudson, Tony King, Brad Knons. Jason Mont9. Chuck Parker, J P Stanley , OU1&sy Taykx', AnJela TPaford, Brian Walker, Mario White. J ason Witherall Third grade - Nathan Ba)oy, Carrie Bartl!ls, J os hua Dickens. Elizabeth Downie, Tn>vor Harriso n, Jason Hutfman, John M anln. Courtney Midkiff, Heather Pauley, M andl Sheets, Shell(>)' Smlth, YrWtU> Young, Mlstt Powell. Fourth ImidE' - R.Ptx>cca Bowers, Mist¥ Butcher, Stf"Ve Caruthers. F1fth grade - Randy Corsi. Terry Reilter. Kristen Slawter , Jennlfer Taylor . Amy Wagnf'l", Amy Warth Slxth wade - Tra ci Bartels Melanie ~ It>. Held! Caruthe-rs. Kell y Douglas. Jay Humphreys, KrtsUn Kin~. M arsha Kl~. JaneAnn WIUlarns Terra Schoonover, right, will -..clng numbers of the Rutland Elementary OPENING - School music Monday evening. Wllh her are members The ftfth six weeks grad l n~ period honor roll of the Sy racuse Elementary School has bE'm a nnounced. MaklflJ{ a grade of B or abov(' In all their subjects to be named to the roll weK'· Grade Oil(> - Brian Anderson. Mason F isher, Adam Krawsczyn. Andre-a Moore. of the opening dance line, from left, Angle Black, JuDe Hatfield, Kim Eblin, Angie RusseU, Tracie Rlclunoad and Lela Jotmson. .Jamie Ord, Adam Trtple-11 , Amy Weaver, Melody Wf'3Vf'r , Ryan Wllllams GradE- two - Sharmon Codner. Aaron Meigs county happenings _ __ __ Mrs. Charles Kuhl and Mrs Roy Mayer have returned from Hambal where they were called to assist in the care of thetr grandson, Stephen , son of Chuck and Nancy Jo Sa ltz. The child has been sen ously ill at the Ohio Valle; Medical Center in Wheeling, W Va He IS now son, Steve, Caledonia, spent the Easter weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Knight. On Saturday evening, they were JOined for a dinner party m observance of the birthday ofTe1ry Knight by Mr and Mrs. Bill M atlack . rt'Cupera tmg at home. Whtle in Hambal, the grandmothers assisted 1n the careof Stephf'n 'sslster ,Sa rah Jo, who observed her sLxth birthday wlth a party at lhe Hanlbal Element ary Schoo l kmderga rten class. Mr and Mrs Terry Knight and Drurruner. Andre-w Ftekls, Chris Guinther, Crystal Hannon, Jodi Hobbs, David Justus, Mlr hat>l M cK("lvey, Amy MoorE', Ambt>r Ohlinger , Stephanie Sayre, Jared Stewar1 . Grade ttlr're - KE'Vtn Amon, Bet !\any Bass, John Bcnlley. Roberta Caklwell. Valerte Connolly. J ennttcr Cross . Wendt Hannon. Eddie Harrts. Tamara Hayman. Heather McPhail , Ktmbf'r ly .IPnktns Grade four - Jason Amott . Ambe-r CuminRS Stacey F rv. Kim Harris , Marcy Hill, Scott L isle, Rt'nE'E" Russell Grade five - JarnJ(' Anderson, Robyn Stout , Chery l Pape-, Jwtta Plalno Grade six - Kevin BuJ'R(!5s Sus! Sprouse, ShE.>lly Arnold, Chris Stewart , Chaslty Jac ks. MAME - Angle EUiott and Romsea Davis. from left, show Use C081umlng for lhe "Marne" number to he presented at the Rutland Elementary School musical Monday evening. Other dancers In the One will be Tracie Leark and Jodi Tllll.s. Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. Ill Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice NOTlCE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN Mill UMITATlON NOTICE r<; hPtf'by q1vPn th cll •n oursuanc.P n f a f~r> so i1J!<On o l th P Beard c f T r u~ t ':! es rJr 'hf' TowrlS riiJJ n t I PicHI 011<0 PCISSf'd nn !hf' h lh r11y u l Fr: brtld'\1 19rt'4 Pl>~, ,., N•ll tw s 1bmr11Pd lu d vr) l•' ot Ill€' P~" U PIP 0 1 '>cJ • ~ l Lr'ldr! Tn wn'>h•p .11 ,1 P1 ,mFJ rv F!F [ 110N Tu l it' h " l<l on lhf• 'n;.rrlSh'l Jl Uoun Ohr o 31 !hP rr>rJul,lr ol .to f'<; n f •Otrnq thPr Prn nn I ,,r><d Jv nw I:J· I-, "' ,~,., ..JI M.w I 18<1 I he 11oJ+'<;I rOrl I'll f'yY rnq •n Cxff>S::O r1! Ihi• lo"n mill IJ •THi ill otrn lor thP hr• l r frl 11f Lr•'a rt 1ownsh10 lo r !l1P t l'· 'Ll' JS I" u l f1rP pro leCII(l rl lor lhf-' purno•r> IJ I orovtf11nq ,Vl l rn jrll ! dol"lll c] i llf' JOlJi'l l cll uS . Public Notice Public Notice aot lr, n, 1-"-, butldrn qs or St tes rPilldlll r1p,...n ttn11i 7 30 n(IOt k lht' ,,., lor nr "OUrC{''j (JI ...Vd'C r '>Lippi.,. ,uld matrr,ill lhPrPk)l or P l o r I l iP l''>ldblr<>hr llt'lll d rld rnc~ l n tendl rU' u l 1 1 n"~ Of !1 re E l eU •t)r~> .:l lcHm tfl•··lr aph nr !he p.1 v nil::' II! o f p••rm,l nPnt par! Trme or v, >i 11 nPf' I•·Fnwn r, r r,,,, l1qr t or'\o f Cl)f' 1Jl clf1 1P ') IIJ ODf tJlt' till sJrTJP (Jr lr o pur ch.15P mnh11 I0 H rll' l::' 'f il •pr t l • n1 1 1 In ['JIQVIilf' ambu lllnC•" t' r 0merqr-nc v rnPd1<:rll sf'rvH e operated D\ lire t'qu pmPn1 o• IOpi :Jv•decJnlb:.J I,Htlt~s J1 prr-e l ql'n( .,t I'•Pilltc:il Sf' fV• CC r ;1CrJ IN 1 bv 1ue O('O,'lrl mf'nl , 1 lrro ft(j'l llrl\.1 romp lilY <J I a td1 •' ll (rl Fl - er>d r n ~ Ore rnill lnr f'JC II QllP (1011nr ot valu a110n Wll1Lh arn oun t'110 T f'll (f'nts f01 ('.1C h o· f' h ~nd r l' d cl o 'l.l• ", ol ...-i'l lr rCJI IOtl lor F1vf' yei'lrs ThPPOII s l or Si'lrdfleclor.nv,,\1 ope n at 6 30 0( I()C i( AM ll1d . ~----------------~~-- Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savell I ~~ •l ~,., "J d<1v lh 'lr der v i thP i'l (J ud ' I ••' ll.1ku1'i Lr,ttH!y I vr •yr1 ( I 11~ t h,JH rn.tn ! J' 1 ,, , M Th o n• ,JS r_)lf o>( 1( II Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN excess OF THE TEN MILl UMITATION NO! ICE o<; hl'rr-by qov•·n th.l t 11 pi ol'll lll( ,, ._JI .r H~!-, (lli J I IO r l n l !' •P Ro.r1 n l 1 r lJS 1 C~'', 0 1 1 ~1r l n\!\ n',ht/ ' oil l r-h.lllJ)n Oh oo p l '"d '" ' nr. 91h rldV ol It II' 111- I HH !hr•rr> vvr l l t')(' 'ut ,norfiP ' I tn 1 v'>11-' o l 11"1' r,. .,,nl•' ,,t t'hlnnn fnwn j, ~ ll l o> [ >,l l- fJ II O t l l(l 11 11>' l• ' f]I IIJI [I~ (' ,1 1 V(1 [111 1 I t>rr•r(1 nn r.,. '>o l lv tl1r· Htt 1 r1<~v nt M .rv I ,~1. 1 th• 1' '' ' I•Uil Ql I •-'~'V t•q P >--~ 1 1'"-• r j l 'l~~ I'll 111111 lo r• lJ [,,i 'J" lnr thf' •wnr'1•1 t•l 1 r tho" ,r l ol l111!1 I Ch"vn~ h •r• "I' I ''~> ' ut l11 • r•r IP, 111 1 ' <11 I'•(• 1 .,r[•(l<;f' ,,1 p <(l\t do f" l , ) 1\ f ·< I ' I, ' rio 11 rt '" • r,,, 1 ' I',, . •nr•ll rd"' I, , oi l 11 1< [ J '' -. >t ill P ' rr• I ll ' of, ~ •,1 Vl..ttr•r ,ur'l'' ' " •· 1 r- 1 tlt'' '· ' ' ' r '''r • r, r r>' ' , 11 Name'---------------------- 2 Addre·~--------------~ ' ' • -; t thl r s ~ r lllf · r · t 11 11 I In Memoriam The lamtly ol Roland Tof· renee w1shes to thank all of those who gave us strength :Jnd support dunng the 1llnes s and death of our husband and lather Speml thanks to our fnends and netghbor s lor all the food . flowers and k1ndness Harry and Juantla Lodwtc1, the Lyons family . Bonme Chapman Ramse~ . Sturtey Harm. Rubal Caldwell. How~e Cald well Paul Alltson Ewrng Fu neral Home . The Tuppers Plams EMS. Bob Tr~pp . Chatln Weber 11nd Jrm Smtih the Metgs County Commts · s1onrt s along with Howard Frank Btl! Wtckhne and George Colltns heryone who wa s lhere wtH always bt re membered by us because th ey made our sorrow a g11el a ltttle eas1er. We wtl m1ss htm, but remember htm always Wife Audr Sons J d . Piul i nd J1m"ue 0 hlers tMetn Cookie Marlen y Grandchr f· d ~en and eat rlndcfllldrtn The!ie cash rates tnclude discount )Wanted )FOI'" )For Renf r 70 '--- --3. 21 '}"} 4 2J 5 24 •• 7. 25 8 9. ro . 11 . 12. 13. 14. 15 16 J I I 17 18. 19, _ _ __ _ _ 54 Misc. Merchandise 26 29 30. 31. 33. _ _ _ _ __ J.< 35. Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel ,j 111 Court St. ·: Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 FrdllC!''> M Tlonmas 0 1rPl1or I' I I I II I I I I I I ~--------~--~~~-~-~~---- fn r the purnO'>f' o f prov +dtnq M 1C1 m at n1 a1ntnr1 l 11 e rlppa rrl tus 'lppl r<trr Ce !i buila o ng~ or srtes !hPreo f or sources or wil iPr StJ['l:l iV (l nJ rna ter,al rhe r(•lo• or 1 o r tne P~ I Jb l t s hmem Jnd ''1JtntPnancP o t tr nf' s o t f1rP. a 1,1 rn1 IP.If'qraj'lh ur rhe pay mf' ni nf ;JPrmoJ nenl :..Jd /1 t1me or voluniPf'r forP.men u r fore ftgh t >nq rmf!Jrwos 10 o oeHitf: 1hf> sa ..... e or 1n pur c ha<;p a mbu ldnrp PQtJ<J)Illf'n! (j l 10 jJf QVi riP ornt lidtJntr' ur prrerqcncv 111f'flll dl ~f rvr('(• () () I.)! Pf' h 1- fifo-' dPp<Jil ll1PI)i (o( lou • f1q ht• nq ( om p,mv J t o r a If> nut P:o:CPrxl lll(j 1 Q l <rll lilf P l( 1l nP i' OII Jr n r \i<ll ,, ~ t r on tJhli' h trnn tor!s IO I ~~n (Pn t<; to• f'<l<h or, ,., t n, ~, fl r P I rlol ar<; n l -.a lu at•O•"' to r lrvr yr>,)r r ThP Pnl\ <; In• <;,'lori [ lf'r ttnn w•ll OPI' n dl (J Jr) u l t rt II A 1\.1 ,1nd IP rtl;)rll OpP rl iJIII•I I ;Q (I ( OC k PM ol '•,11(1 ·I 1v !~v oro 1> •1 nl rh o Bo,n, l of ( 1Pr lr(1ft <, ut M1 r(J S Cn u nty 0 1111) lvelyn 1!,1 rk C r,J •rrndn Fr .1nr ~· ~ M lh orna"i 141 1 ] ?( 1 )7 :J 1 Dul't!or 4tr - -- - -- - - - -- 1 lc1\ Public Notice I l 2 0 ) I (r11 -1 4 1C Real Estate General NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN excess OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom. OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Leadtng Carpet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 1 mo INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE to Wed like mtroduce you to Engage-A-Car, the moriepn way to dme Ctlo iC! the vehtcle ol your No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy , OH . 45769 For Faster Servt ce NO I IU '" hf·rPbv (1 1v•"' th.JI Ff't: fuJry 108 r1 IIWI+' ,'VIII tJP 10 a v()tr 1_) 1 1t1P nPO[J if' o l "ii'lll1 Srtl l <ln lnv>.n' h on at ,, Prrma rv Flf [ l !ON 10 b~· hpl(l r, i hP T r)~\nS hil) :,. 1 Su' IOP Oh ou ill lhf' 't'Aul,ll pldr f'<; o f Slr~•TH11f'r1 vO i oll(] lht 'l t~ol 1 f)ll f ll{' <;r fJv l he 8 111 dJ',' u l ~tr ,.- I 4d'1 thP. que~. ! ,on o r le...y,nf1 rn (' ~ r::rs• , ot !hf' tf'n moll luno tdl 10n lnr th(' I" olt>fo• u f Sui tun Tow•'ls.- ,r lu • 1h1> l)urpuc;r• r) l 11r P IJI 01<'C iron Real Estate General FOR SALE (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres with a nrcely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl5 livmg room and 24x24 family room. Parttally carpeted. fuel oil furnace with lacihtres lor woodbumer. 12x15 blocli storage build· rng. 20x30 block garage. Right off Rt. 248, country settrng. mtle east of Chester, Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Downstairs equtpped wtth kitchen, living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bed· rooms and one bath; house also has base· ment. Lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine. 949-2210. LEGAL NOTIFICATION t POMEROY.O. 992 -2259 PRICE REDUCED - Near the Mmes - 3 bedroomranch on approx 2 acres. country settng Now only $18,500 PRICE REDUCED - Syracuse - Attracttve 3 bed roo m ranch, new deckrng large lot Barga1n at reduced pnce of $32 900 plusa9'?% assumable loa n for 25 years wrttl balance of $25.600 monthly payments of $313 rncludes ta> es and 1nsurance Double bargarn OWNER WANTS ASALE - On thrs I lloor plan 3 bedroom home. large tot and part basement Calllo see thrs one $24,000 CHESTER - 14x70 mobrle home. 3 bedrooms I 'h balhs. partially furni shed, und er· I O• Jdlf' dkr J 0 Ortlt, r'n Cornn 1ny P 0 Un\( !) 17 lo t il en r-JI Pr uj'lo-.; r d Snit V\1 ,11 1' + ln 1rr: t•nn W t'll - SP.C\ to n 32 $f\ lt ~b w y Tnwn-;hop M fl ri)S (0111\ly Oh 10 HJr o ll ,, nrl Pt•'Hl V Br 1n kCI Real Estate General TEAFOR-D~ VIRGil B. SR . 216 r . 2nd 51 Phone H614 )·992·ll2S NEW LISTING - 80 acres rn Sutton on good road nea• Racrr1e About han timber and about 25 tractor wrth a 5 rm home for $60.000 NEW LISTING - 21 8 acres wit11 some timber, bottom land. 2 ponds. 3 barns, 3 ca r garages. II rm house wrth tree gas furnace, natural woodworK fences on 2 stateroutes Askrng $95,000 9 ACRES In Chester 1ownshrp Good 6 rm home, one 1100'. lull base ment. lurnace, woodburner . bath and TP water $35,000 MIDDLEPORT - Near ~ores th5 3 bedroom home has I '• baths, new k~c hen and drnrng Small level lot Only $23 500 NEAR KROGER'S - 2 apts. 5 rms, bath and central heat down 4 rms and bath up Askrng $34,500 Wants an offer LIKE NEW - But needs frnrshed Lg den. place lor 2nC. balh. carpeting plus 2 bed rooms Only $18 000 POMEROY Ntce ~de• r home, vrew of nver centra J heal small yard. modern baH 1 and small lot FURNISHED - One noor (, rm carpeted home Nrce battr, new woodburner, rnsulated and all utilrbes. For $28,500 MIDDLEPORT - A beautrful ShuHmobole rome wrth deluxe leatiJres 3 bedrooms. l'h bath; range, rei . rn large krtchen, underpmnrng. also nrce front porch wtth rarlrn& Rrver vrew 50'x100' ~1. $19,000 3 BR RANCH - Lg. drnrng Wlth shdrng ~ass doors, bar, I~ hvrn~ carpelln& famr~ rm about 21x32 and worksmp tn luH basement Young frurt on 2 40 acres. $39,500 AW N,H llf' ,1n i'1 A (1dff' "' o t App 11 ,1 n1 J'l nw~ pmned. central arr FA elec heat mcludes 12x24 storage burldrng All on approx. I acre lot Very nrce( $19.500 REALTORS Henry Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 61 4 949 ?512 lAND - 42 acres rn Orange Townshrp and old farm burldrng; CALL HELEN, BRUCE SUE IIURPHY IIILTON ROUSH 992·3325 tB ' Housing Headquarter~ (;polorJrc <rl N.1mP ;1nr1 DP.pl h or !n 1er l+ o n /n nP - C l1rl)o n At r r ox tl 4 00 M."lx 1mrrrn Prur.os Rd lnw• 10 11 Prf' <,"=r il f' - 1 2 75 lhs M il:o:rr nu m Pro p oo;Pr1 A. e r ,l(J f' Q,uly lllfPCl tOn Vuhtrn r• ~ M orp thJn 50 0 Bl•lc. Fun hN ln ! n rrn.11+ 0 -, M ly Br Oht,'l Jnerl by (onf,lrllfl(](J thf' Fo 11 o w1nq - l :l lllf' S t" Oo ddl f' 1\h i'l J 0 Or1 ll•n•1 Comoanv P 0 Bo x [187 R.1CinP Oill fJ 4~771 on Call 614-992 -6737 l ilf' 'iiiCh c:ornmPn ls 01 o hJeC \'V (I!If) :-J W1!11 fho" UNDER::JROUr<JO IN J1 CTI ON CONT ROL SLCTION O!VI SIO N Or OIL AN D GAS ]I Q fl 'i II FO UNTAIN SQ UARE CO LU M BUS OHIO 4 1)14 Such com rnPn ls or o h jf't Irons c; h,ll l h A fJ! p rj VV t fl lhf' d+Vr'il(') ll n() i (l ( P r th ,1n ltfl,.cn c alt>n d ,1r rlnvs from lhf--' puhl,cn l oon rl <J l<> u1 .t nf"'NS. fl.'l[!Pt Of QPn f!l i:li l ii Clll ] I+Qn til th r> o1 rfl(l or lo Vlf'W t4J 27. ltc Real Estate General II. L"Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Meigs Counly Assoctate Phone 74p171 Now Acceptin Listings in Meigs Co . FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 9B5-3561 All Mokes •Washers •Dtshwasheu •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers ACCENT FENCE & SUPPLY 1'20 E Main, Pomeroy PH. 992·6931 I "Free Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission Estln~ate!s" Installation Available 412711 mo WHITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors I!& Windows 949-2263 PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24 -tfc •a.oo Each Irony Aluminum Priced On Inspection Loc1ted I \1. liTitlast ol Pa1ttown on Twp. 1-4l Coli 992-3466 Scipio Energy Recycling Divis\· on 4fll l mo LIMESTONE HAULED AL TROMM EUGENE LONG 41911 rna (614) 843·5425 Ph . NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodell Park Spacial April Only 12124 ...$5,500 installed l~x28 ...$6,200 installed Office: 675-1388 4-4·1 mo. pd. DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the Lowest Ratts Hued rod . Colt 446-0968. 3Gormon&hophordpupa. 7 wka. old. Call 446-3839 1 yr old m i xed breed dog, female . C all446· 26 6 1 aher old . Call 446·3967 3·8· 2 mo. pd. JEWELL'S RADIATOR SERVICE Jobs - pupa Call 614 -773 -5704. Big or Small Experienced Reasonable - - Society. 992 -6505. Pupp1es, call after 6 3-26 - I mo ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ES New Homes- Eltensive Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm Pole Bldgs EXCAVATING •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS . SEWER RAIN LINES County Cert1f1ed Pupp1es and k1ttan s & Gar~ges 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -7583 or 992-2282 tl -1 tfc fA EE ES TIM AT ES 367· 7560-367-767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3-1 . t PERSONALIZED POOLS AND SALES & SERVICE We Servtce All Makes & Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Servtct Available St> •v1ce l h~l l ow!'r s ~ bov~ lh J:> Re st' mo 498 Gen. Hartrnger Pkwy. Mtddleport . OH PH. U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO MON .-SAT. 10 Sliding Creek Ro•d· Hart· ford, WV. 304·882 -2831 . to INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulati on •Storm D oors •Storm W1nd o ws •Replacement W1ndows •N ew Roofmg J 3 l ie FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992 -2772 KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION Open: to Found s1am ese cat on Snow· ball Hill '" Syracuse Call 99 2-3575 Lost at M etgs Junior High School. Wednesday , g~rts light grey Jacket , w1th pres cription glasses in pocket . Reward If found call 614 - 992 -5007 LOST two female beagle , tri color . brown collar, last seen at Cli fton Reward 304 · 773-5082 Au ct 1on every Tue sday n1ght, Pt Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonnre Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St ' DOZER · BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK WVa 304-773 -5785 or 304-773-9185 JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-720\ 11 _11 6 General Construction Auct1on every F r1 mght at the Hartford Commun1ty Center Truckl oad s of n ew merchandise every week Consigments of new and used merchandis e always welcome Archard Revnolds Auctioneer 3 04 - 275 - 3069 Next sale Mt Alto Au ction May 5 , 1984 Emma B ell Auctioneer , L1 c 429 84 Phon e 304 428 - 8177 Roofing A Specialty 4·6· 1 mo 1 7fo 7 '" 9 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wtrrng needs; furnaces repatr servrce and installatton. Residential & Commerctal 742 -3195 Or 992 5875 OHIO VALLEY ROOFING All Types Rooftrtg & Stdtng Gutters. Downspouts Pamtmg, Coatmg NEW-REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 614·742-2834 4/ 18/1 mo All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24 'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh Ph. 614-843·5191 10-6-tfc CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE •MOWING •TRIMMING •CEMETERY MAINTENANCE Reasonable Rates CALL 992-5949 41 211 mo. Public Sale & Auction R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Servrce . Estate , Farm. Antique & liquidation sal e s licensed & bonded rn Oh10 & 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE ' CON CRETE WORK ' CUSTOM BUILT H O MES 'WAT ER , GAS & OIL LIN ES PH. 992-2549 10 446 3897 J&F CONTRACTING ' OIL FIELD SERV IC ES 498 Genoral Hartrnger Pl.wy Mrddleport, OH Mon. - Sat. lOST Spotted female Walker Coon Hound. Northup- Ptr~ot area Call 614-367 -7101 Parts & Service J&L BLOWN Lost and Found 6 4-6 1 mo CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon1 and ramodehng - Roofmg and gutter work - Concreta w ork ~ Piumbmg end electrtc"'l work (free Estimat ~l V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy , Ohio 12 8 tic THE KOUNTRY KLUB GOLF LESSONS SPEOAL ' 1 ADULT 6 lor 140 STUDENTS 6 for 130 • • •Superv1sed Gall Pro gram " •8 eg1nnrn1 now through season -All Ages . (5- i Saturday play1n g tr 1p s ~ • On Course Instru ct ton • Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teafo.-d Dove Btg H11 • Burl CHESTER OHIO 4 9 l mo WHALEY 'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New Chevy True~ .. . FENDER ... .... ... 176.95 DOORS .. . 1149.95 HOODS. 1174 'IS BUMPERS . .... 169.'IS GRILL... ... .. ... 142.50 R SUPPORT . . . 184.95 TAIL GATE ... >85 .00 FORO FENOER . '6'1 95 BUMPER ... ... '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Awailable 3-28-tfn Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. " Beautiful. Custom Built Gara_ges" Call for free siding es· timates,~ 949-2801 or 949-28110 No Sunday Calls 3-11 -lfc Wanted To Buy W e pay c ash for late m odel cl ean used cars J1m Mmk Chev -Oids Inc Bill G one Johnson YOUNG'S 446 -3572 Announcements 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewtng me chme repa•r , parts and supplie s. P1ck up and del1very . Dav1s Va c uum Cleaner one half m1le up Georges Cr eek Rd Call 614 -446 -0294 Paul's Home V1deo loc ated 405 2nd Ave , 1n Park Central Hotel VHS . Betas. CEDs (d1scl Rent movies S. players , Sudden Impact & Want e d to buy us ed coal & wood heate rs Swam Furni ture, 446 3159 , 3rd & Olive St , Galhpolts, Oh Small pop -up camper . goo d cond Call 446 - 4306 after 4 30PM W anted to buy N ew , used & antiqu e 1urntture Wtll buy 1 ptece or complet e hous e · holds Al so co mplete Auc t1· o neermg serv1ce Call Rodn e v Ho w ery 614 -698 7231 Employmenl 3667 Services Billie Jeans Beauty Shop all permanent waves $15 . and $20 unttl all present stock 11 PLEAS E! I! ! lady stop staal mg wreath and flowers off Elliott plot!l Doris M Coffee NOTICE Any dogs found o n my property wtll be shot due to p111t destruction of prop erty . Signed Charles Riffle , Mason County. 4 Giveaway 1 gray kitten with green eyes very lovable. Call 614 · 379 - 2326. & Vicinity 11 Help Wanted Wanted Amb1t1ou s, tough minded people who a re willing to work hard for an excellent •ncome Fun or part time Send resume to Box 400 in Care of the Gallipolis Dally Tribune, 826 Third Ave , Gallipolis, Oh 45631 . Part time babys1tter wanted for 6 yr old in Add1son area . Call 614-367 0637 Babysitter needed in O .J White Rd area . Cell 446 - 7556 altar &PM . Reliable person with moving experience to move house hold furnishings . Call 446- 8237 Garage Sale Sever al Fami lies. 1713 Chas1:nut St In Alley April27 S. 28 10 t o 7 ·· ···---· ·-· ·-· -· ... -·-· ... -·. Opening Flea Market Two free weekends . April 28· 29. May 6· 6 Frea open air spaces, parking, admi11ion US 36, Frazien Bottom, WVa . Don Frazier -Operator 304· 755-2779. May 1 -4 . 1st house Lincoln Pike off Rt 141 at Cent&· nary Baby clothes, furni · turo. jeans. Home Interior Garage Sal e Sat. 4 - 28 - 84 , 10to6, 4274thAve . KMR , i:s Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity 4. 1985 EOE Teach e rs and coa c he s summer employment . $900 00 per month guaran teed income World Book and Child Craft 304 -882 Baby srtter wanted Church of Chr;st 304 - Woman to stay with semi invalid lady in north Potnt Pleasant. several hours each aft ernoon and all day on Sunday Gtve age and refer · enc es . Wrtte Box P - 25 care of Pomt Pleasant Regtster. P 0 Box 237 . Po10t Plea sant. W Va Need garden plowed on Rt 62 , 304-675-6595 7 00 alto• Individual to sand hardwood floors . Please call 304 675 7717 after 6 p m for Sale Professional Services Situations Wanted Wtll car e f o r the elderly to my ho me lots ot r eferences Men or women Call 614 - 667-3402 . Mercer's R1vervrew Per· sonal Care Home has vacan CIOS for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 773-5882 Would lo ve to care for 2 or 3 elderly people tn my home. ref , lots ofT l C . Call after 6 p m 614 -949 -3014 . Have ro om , boerd . & car e for elderly m Pomeroy Can 614 992 6022 Harper 's Adult Care Home has a vacancv for another reSident . elderly person Call 304-675 -1293 General Hauli ng and Trash removal Service Reliable and dependable Call 446 31 59 between 9 end 5 Keith's Lawn Mow1ng & Tnmmtng Servtce Reltable and dependable Raasona · ble rates Call 446 - 3169 or 256 -6251 Roofing and gutter w o rk , metal work, housepemt1ng. carpenter work Exc ret Free e st1mate s Call 446- 3171 Garages. patros , srdewalks, basements, block work R easonable pn ced 35 vrs . experience Free e s timat es Coli 446 -3394 Wrll do garden p lowrng 1n R1o Grande Centerville area Real Estate Homes for Sale 1976, 1211.6 0. 2 bdr . axe cond Completely furniShed All underpmning mcluded . Business Qpportunity •NOTICE 1 TH E OHIO VAllEY PUB · LISHING CO recommends that vou do business wrth people you know . and NOT to send money through the mail until vou have mvestl gated the offenng 22 Money to Loan LOANS FIXED RATES Below mark et rates Ftxed c onventional FHA · VA Leader Mort g age Athens , collect 614 - 592 - 3051 . Professional Services PIANO TUNING lower prr c ed r e gutar tuntngs discounts to Senror Ctt11ens, Churche s S. Sc hools Ward ' s Keyboard . 304·675 -3824 Call 614 -256 · One half acre lot on M it c hell Ro ad . Gall tpo lts. rura l water and ci t v s c h ools $6 , 996 00 . 30 4 · 675 · 3466 2 lo ts Grandv taw Hetght s, $1 3. 000 0 0 3626 304 · 675 1 ac re 6 4 ,000 or 1h ac re Wi ll provtda watar and sewage 84 000 oft St Rt 160 o n Fla'yd C la rk Rd Bidwell Ohi o C all 1 - 3 04 - 675 - 1631 Aen1als 41 Houses lor Rent S r m hou se 44 O l tve S t , Gall1pohs l nqurr e at 918 2 nd A ve . G a ll1 po hs . Oh•o 3 bdr r anch n ea r R io Grand e . $ 235 m o pl us sec unty de pos rt , no pe t s Ca ll 614 -2 4 5 -5 4 39 2 st ory ho u se 1n ctty $ 250 m o , d ep os it . u h f Ca ll 446 14 34 or 446 - 2 192 3 b dr de lu xe hou se . 2 frre pla ces poo l g arag e Sell o r lease 2 bdr ap t , k1t c h en furn rshed Ca ll67 5 -5 ,04 o r 675·5386 1 bedro om h o m e 1n Mmer sv tll e by Bulk Pl ant Tota l electri c C afl614 -9 92 73 14 o r 992 -6 2 15 3 be dr oom f amtly ro om , base m ent ne ar sc h oo ls and ho spr tal Oep OStt and r ef er · en c e requrred 30 4 - 67 5 - 8288 , 982 Oakbrook furmsh ed mob1le home . 14ft w1de. 2 bdr ., like new , 57 ,500 Call 42 Mobile Homes 992 -6941 Sp ring IS If you ' re shopp1ng for a new home let N l. Stevens & Assoc1ates help you wtth your trnanc rng We have hom e mort gage s with as little as a 5 % downpayment and rates as low as 10.50 % Ca ll Jerr Allie today 614 - 37 9 2789 Must sell $2.000 do wn take over S31 5 per m o payment Ta.11 es & Insuran ce Included Located Plantz Subdtwts1on 3 bdr ra nch . full basement . c arport . woodburnttr , Ctty schools Call 446 8002 The L1ttle Kyger Congrega tiOn a l Chnst1an Church rs ac c eptmg btds on a mob1le home prev1ously u sed ss a parso nage All field brds mu st be re ceived by May 1st and shou ld be gtven to th e pr o pnetors of Sw1sher Implem ent located on Rt 7 The tratl er can be v1ew ed S s t Aprrl 28 between 1 2 00 & 3 OOPM loc ated on l1ttl e Kyg er Ad at the Chur ch Call 614 -367 - 0334 Th e c hurc h reserves the rr ght to ac ce pt o r re fuse a ny or a ll bid S 3 bdr ., 2 full b a ths , la rg e lot, near Holzer H os pttal, S29.900 Terms 1f needed Call 446 -2957 By o wne r lovely 2 bdr . home on waterfront , boat ramp & dock . close to town , priced &34, 900 Wtll help financ e Call 614 256 Sutld on your lot a new home you afford Over 1 1 00 sq ft ., 6 rooms & bath, car · peted , ready to mova mto S26 500 also ga rag e s & basement Call Patn o t Home 8u1lders 446 -8038 Will constde r mobil e home as trade -rn Pnce reduc ed fo r qu1c k sale! 550 Jay Or 3 bdr trr - level for sale by own e r qu1et neighborhood , G a illpolr s C1ty School c enual a1r . gas heat larg e abov e ground pools. attached double gar age, large flat yard wher e Blue Btrds feed All th1s for $59.900 Call 446·1028 6 rooms ba sement , doubl e garag e, 1 & o n e-th1rd a cr e lot , Rose H1IL Po meroy s32.900 Ca ll 1-614 -678· 2513 Own er t ran sf err ed , mu st sell beeuttful 3 b edrm brt ck home F~r e pla c e d ec k woods , prtva c y , sunsh rne Baum bnck . ment, patio, Call 614 -992 · addtt1o n. 3 bedroom 1 'h baths . full base family room . csrport , ac $57 ,000 6,4 . 985 4201 Seven room house 1 'h bath . 3 bedroom that could be 5 , new ac . msulated storm windows , c arpeted plentv of kitchen cab1nets. 3;, base m ent w1th 'I• storag e. car port wrth st orage . large lot. storag e bu1ldrng Call 614 - 992 -2602 3 bedroom 1 'IJ st o ry home. newly remodeled wrth barn . chtcken coop , pony shed , S. workshop 5 96 ac re s fenced tn Only S3 5 000 C all614 -992 -21 43 o r even Ing 614 - 742 22 89 . Michael FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY !II 14ft wrde three bedroom , bath and half. mobile home Sitting on n1 ce lot. ready to move mto S225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 - 676 -2711 Three year old tote! electm:: house, 3 bedroom s, f e nced rn bac k yard and dec k , 910,000 00 down assume 8 1J2 per c ent loan , pnc ed in mid SO ' s Call af t er 5 , 4 bedroom home , full base ment . 1 acre lot . At . 62 , Charleston Road 304 -675 - 304-665 ·2793 or 304-895 · 3951 for Ren t 446 -6038 12 x 65 1971 mobr!e home , w oo dburn er & a c 614 · 74 2 -2 720 1975 Skylin e Mobrle Horne 1 2 x52 g o o d co ndttr o n $4500 Coil 614 99 2-6169 o• 992 · 7667 12x60 2 bedrm mobrle home , well c ar ed for , good c on , 2 porche s, ac partly furn1shed wash er & drye r . good metal out bid pn ced f or qurck sale S5500 Call 614 -992 6328 1971 Kmg 65 x 1 2 2 ap art · m ent trat ler Ideal for ren t 1ng Con t a c t Her s h e l M c Clure a t 614 -992 -6900 ttl 5 p m afte r 5 p m ca ll 614 ·992 3436 1 9 74 Ktrkwood 1 2x 60 . to tal e le c , 2 bedro om , hou se wmdows . new carpet A 1 co nd 304 -675 -7 328 Mob1lc home . 1 2x60 Cham pion . mc e carpetmg . w ood burner , drape s, drshwa sh e r extra mc e and c lean On rental lot cl o se to Gall1p o lt s and Rt 3 5 lmmed1ate p os session, 55 ,995 0 0 304 - 675· 3466 1 9 77 14 x 70 Cam e ro n 1ralle r. central air , underpm n.ng 2 bedroom s 2 baths 304· 773 9133 FOR SALE OR RENT 14x70. 1979 Shannon ell elec , 3 bedrooms partly fu r ntsh e d mobtle home 1 2x 2 8 butlt -on room w1th coal or wood burner Exc cond underpinned , 3 mc e porc h es well wa t er, ut1l1ty bUIIdmg , a c re land . Jerrys Run Road , Apple Grove W Va 304 675 -2356 Re posses•on. 2 bedroom 121160 Madr so n m o bd e hom e S600 00 down 60 payments of S 13 7 14 per month All STAT E MODU lAR HOMES , half w a y be tween Hunttngton an d Pomt Pleasant o n St Rt 2 304 -576 -271 1 33 2 bdr trat lcr f u ll y fu r m s hed . goo d locat ion , sec de p req Cal l 446 -8558 F urnrsh e d on e BR . b ea u ti ful. W I D A / C Adult s o nly N o pets S21 5 m o n t h plu s electnc S 200 de posit Ref Req Bu lav tl le Road C all Connr e 446 0088 .a ft e r 4 pm Fu lly furn rsh ed A C 2 bdr . adu lt s only Cal l 446 411 0 Furnt sh ed 2 & 3 bed roo m t ra il e r s Ca ll 30 4 - 773 - 5651 Very N1ce 2 b ed roo m mob1 le hom e furm she d S 1 75 plu s ut1ht es & depo .. rt N o pet s Ca ll614 992 7 4 79 2 b edroo m trail e r f u rms h ed , o n E Marn St m Po m eroy, d ose to Kroger st o re Ca l! 614 99 2 - 7 3 14 o r 9 92 - 6215 For rent w1th opt ton t o bu v 1 2 x65 t w o be dr oo m , all e!ec . m obr le ho me se tt rng o n n1c e lot Rea dy t o move •nt o , S200 0 0 d o w n $ 185 00 per m o nth 3 04 - 57 6-2711 44 Farms for Sale 14 2 acre farm near Ri o Gran de good ho use an d barn Ca ll 614 -2 45 -5 2 81 ovc s Farm for sal e S5 9 ,9 00 barn . 70 a c more or le ss, rural water . house le ss than one yea r old 4 bedrooms ltvtngroom, dinrng r oo m famtly room . kitchen . utthly roo m , 2 full baths 5 m1 from R1o Gra nde and 1 m• off Rt 35 Call 614 -245 · 9570 Apartm ent for Ren1 JA C K SO N ES TA TES APARTM E NT S !Eq u al Ho u stn g Op portu mr vl ha s on e and tw o bedroo m s re nt starttn g a t S 15 7 f o r on e bedr oo m and S19 3 per month f or tw o bedr oo m w1th 5 2 0 0 d e pos 1t l oca ted n ear Foo dland a ll d S prin g V all ev Pla za, p oo l and TV ant Call 446 -2 74 5 or leave messag e Small eff1 c re ncy apa r t . ce n tral air & he at , 1 profass1o nel typ e g entl em a n o nly 446 - 03 38 Garage· apt , fu rn1 shed 3 room s S. bath W ash er & dryer C lean n o pe t s adulh only D ep & re f req Call 446 1519 3 b dr S250 unfurn gar Age Bpt , plu s d ep o srt Cal! 446 3786 Furn1 shed etft c re n c y , 607 2 nd . Ga ll ,po ft s $ 145 Sha re bat h srn gle Cal! 446 -441 6 aft er 7 PM F urn1 she d apt . 1 bd r n ear HM C 5225 Ut•httes pd Adu l t s Cal l 44 6 -441 6 aft e r 7PM Fu r n1 she d M ob il e H o m e ce ntral a1r , mtl e bel o w Ctt y ov erlo oki ng th e nver One·o r tw o adult s only 446 - 03~8 Furn1 she d ap t fo r rent 3 roo m s wrth pnva t e bath , st fl o o r 84 5 2 nd Ave , G all1 po l1s Ca ll 446 - 22 15 1 be d room Apt S1 9 6 mo rn c! u d mg ut llrt tes Equa l Ho u s1 n g O p portunrt y COIJ · t act V1il age M ano r Apt ' 61 4 99 2 7787 R1ve rs 1de A pts Middleport Sp ec 1al ra t es to r Sen10r C ttr tens 51 30 Equ al H ouS Ing Opp o rtun rtr es 6 14 - 99 2· 77 21 35 Lots & Acreage Three bedroom brick ranch, 6 lots Plantz Subd iVISIOn 2 1h bath , 2 car garage, $2,900 fo• all Call 446· add -on wood stove in base - 2957 ment. 12x1 3 wood storage bldg ., 26)1(40 pole barn , fruit 1 Clearvtew Estates South of trees, one acre. 4 11.! miles Gallipolis, R t 7 Few re from New Haven on Rt . 33 . mam. bargai n prices, must cond Avo. Call 446 -1136. Coli 614·388·8159 after 5 3 0 M1ddleport home, jump mto Spring Savtngsl Super spe Cial low pnces Call 614 - B & M Pa~ntrng Res . lnd . Comm. Free estimates . Call I NG MonthiV and Quarterly accounts welcome . 428 Se- ing House f o r ren t Hende rson , Newly rem ode led , 3 br S2 00 month . S100 dep osr t 614 -446 -011 6 1972 mobtle h o m e. 12x65. 2 bdr , good cond Call 446 -7171 , after 5 446 - 4887 or 614 -446· 1675 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP· tage . aoma timber , ex . hunt - 4338 614· 742 -2951 . 614 · 266 · 1492 or 446 1104. lots of f ire - 6409 304-675 -6643 Piano Tunrng and Repair 8rumcerd1 Mu11c Co , 446 0687. Skill and integrity our trademark lane Oenrels, fi8 eeres M · l wood , plenty o f road fron - largfl 3 bdr housfl for sale or rent In Plantz Subd1v1sion . No children . no pets Call 614 -245-5281 eve 's $63.900 5420 Financial NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· lTV MOBILE HOM E SALES . 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 PHONE 614-446· 7274 1 4x70 Ro semont 2 bdr . 1973 1211.60 Detro iter 2 bdr . 1969 12x60 Raycraft 2 bdr ReconditiOned ltke new . Ca11446-01 75 1215 18 Wanted to Do CHECK OUR PRICES CALl 614-446-7572 $5.500 9 35 Lot• & Acreege MOBilE 304-675-5568 31 Poge ---- Unwanted Facial o r body hair? Permanent. patnle ss removal by European Ele c troni c Dep1lator Mary IS cert1f1 ed m th1s new c ompu lerized digital syst em C an 1965 12x60 mob1le hom e today 614 -992 -67 2 0 To p unfurmshed. $3 .900 Call of th e St a-rs. full servi ce 445 ·1340 salon 1979 fully underpmned Professi onal Electroly s ts 14~t7 0 . 3 bd r .. 2 full baths, Clini c Probe Type Electrolv - app,ox 1fl se re. well graded SIS . AMA , FDA & FCC lot Prtc e reduced Call614 388 -9967 alto• 5 30PM appr oved . Doctor refe rral s here 11 23 32 Mobile Homes 4 family Yard Sale. May 1 and 2. beSide Sugar Run Mill l- - - - - -garages in Pomeroy Ratn TRI - STATE 675-5072 HOME 676 -5854. 4 roo m house corner lot . 5 family Garage Sale Mar 1 , 2330 Linco ln Ave Pho ne 2, 3 , 4 , 5th . Reed sville , 304-675·3819. Ohio . Clothes. many hou1e- 1- - - -- - - - - - hold items. Driveway bell del - - - - - - - - - -- 23 Pomeroy Health Care Center IS now accepting applica· t1ons for nurses aides 8t o rderlies Expernence prefered . Applications ac cepted Monday-Friday 8 a m - 4 .30 p . m through May 21 4 bedroom, new 1iding, ftreplace tn remolded llvtng ro om 816 ,000 .00 304 - ::::::::::::=:::1f::c:an:::c:::e:::ls:::. Help Wanted 12 Seven yea r old home. three bedrooms , garden sp o t . 2806 Lincoln Ave ., 8 Y2 percent auumable loan . 304 -676 -6047 after 6 00 :::::::::::::::::::::::::1 TRUCKS H0 M ES UGALLIPOLIS S ED . CARS. ~:11G:a:ll~ip:o:l .:O~h:. Call614 -245 6096 Buying darly gold . stlv er "t:o1ns rrngs Je w elry sterlmg DC Cab carr 446 1718 ware. old c am s, large cur Cleland Greenhouse , fl ow · rency Top pnces Ed Bur ers. flats or pots , hanging kett Barb er Sh o p 2nd Ave baskets. vegetable plants . Mrddleport. Oh 614-99 2 tomat o plant s. Ge f a ld1ne 3476 Cleland, Vrne and Main S t Cash patd f o r fancy Iron o r Racm e heavy iron beds 5160 and Racrne Fire D e patt m en t Gun up for certarn Metgs C o Old ttme cup Shoots have be an cancelled stone jar s call 1 · 304 - 882 for the seuon' TI-ley wrll board resume nex t fall They w1sh 2711 to thank everybody partt c r · pating & maktng the Gun COMPlETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITUR E Bed s 1ro n Shoot a success wood , cupboard s cha1rs , Mean Str1eet Band at Jones chests . b as k ets dishes Bar . West Columbta Fnday stone Jars , ant1qu es g old Sr Saturda'( from 9 p m to 1 and sli v e r Wr i te M. D M1ller. R t 2 , Po meroy , Ohto 1 m . Every one welcome! 45769 or call 614 -99 2 Br e nd tt ' s Boutlque . 297 7760 S Seco nd St, M1ddleport , now has tor rent , video pl~yen and movtes 992 Any dogs caught on Louie Plants farm on Eckard Chapel Road, Mason County wtll be shot . Signed loUie Plants ····-· oii iii j;iiiis···-····· 2485 8 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE Farm Equipment ~ Beagle rabbit dog 304 -77 3- 992-2549 cr~ ~~­ Authomed John Deere . New Holland . Bush Hog Farm Equrpmen1 Dealer 304 - 5210 6 Roofing Work Alomtnum & Vinyl S1dings SEPTIC TANKS INS1ALLEO 00 304 -675-6196 992-6030 L - -- Mala Irish Setter . very frtendly. good with c hrldren , also , assorted colors of k ittens . Meigs Co Humane 5 German Shepard and Colhe pups 304- 773 5704 WORK GUARANTEED 992-2196 Call 614 -245 - 5 German Sheppard - Collie MINERSVILLE. OHIO PAT HILL FORD Shepherd 9508 446-4827 PLUMBING and HEATING We can repair and re core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 3 cute puppies 4 mos . old, % Border Collie Y1 German 3 pupp1es 1 male. 2 female , will be small dogs Call gone. Call304 -773-9123. POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service House and 3 lote for sal• PArt Beagle pupptes, 2 m os 742-2328 Homes for Sale "ard Salell 4. BOGGS WANTED All Types of Aluminum Clean Sheet & Cast 41 < lb. Weeks of April 9·21 Alum mum Auto. Trans. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years " Free Estimates" S&W TV Call Business SetVices SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum "CUT OUT Oh•o Or>prl l lfnen r at NJ!u ral Ar·<;Ollf Cf'lS OrvoS1 0 n ol Ool & G o~ ~ ~cl!,n ! (l,n S tlu iJr f' Colurn h u<; Oho r; 4 3224 6 14 265 Arw pe rson d1'5 1r lrlrJ tu com rnPn t o r 10 m,tk f' an ob leC i tUrl Wilh rR i erPncf' to an a pp l1ca lo On l or J ~~~·rm 1 1 10 co n struct ro nvf'rt 10 c r l •PUl l e J sa't Wd l f' r lnjf'r l,on nrowc t slidll 31 Glveawev 675 -7319 4 II 6917 SUPERIOR Middleport, Ohio 1· 13 -tfc APPLIANCE SERVICE Public Notice Public Notice NEW LISTING - 114 acres rr Jackson County, Ohro. franklrn Townsh1p Owner wtll finance or1 p ur~ udn," uf a R , ~<;olut on nl lhP BuJ r ' n t Trus tees ,1 1 11 ~ 111WI1'\hi(l Of Sutl n n C t1ol' oa ~s ed on lhf' 711o •1av tol v, 27 21. 32. C h cwrn " r ~ ..,,,,,,I wrrre vour OWT'1 ad and or~ bV ma11 w1ttr ftl1S coupon Cancel your ad bv phone when you ge1 , results Mo~v no1 rehMdablr Sale IAnnouncement rna rn!Pr1an< •' o f hnf''i ol !1rf' .Jidl ' 1 \PI > l.j l rl~• h ( !f l 'le p:Jy mf'"'l! r1 l u~• rl!'l..Jn~'>nl f'l,lfl ltnlf' o r vnlurlh Pr lrrf'ml'n or ftrf' ft(Jh! 111q 1 Oi !lf cll l rf'•, 1:1 IJ[)P i il \ F l h fSJilot> ,,1 l(J pu rchi:lse unbu IJnt f' f'olu•rrnPn\ 0 1 TO provuJt• rlllh1 nq r Olll['CWl•t'S 1r' O!lP.ra1P l ~ lf' S JII l! (ol [ 0 roJ I(fl(lSe .lmOulanrf' t' lllHDment IJ I 10 p • .Mdt• ;Jm hul;mu •, or f'rncr q ~Cnr y medn_,31 <;HVtL:f'S nnf>r · <l ied b ~ 1,11 dt'!Mrl ment or r,~ IJ']h t1n<1 company a1 J r<J te n01 f' <. r.Pf'ri lll l] 1 ( r rn 1ll fOt PJCh on~' doll<1r o f v 'llua1 10n wh1 ch Jm <Junrs TO Tt>rl Cents !or r>,xh O'l l hund red drJIIJ rS o l ,,,1lua IHH1 fo r f !VP yea r:; Ttw Pulls for sa1d Eter:11 on woll cpP. n .11 6 30 o cloO, A rv an d rP r-;',111' op1•n unTil 7 30 o r lock P M o t s.wl day Bv o rr1f'r ot 1hC Bo ard or E PC I10 r1o:; ,j f M e1qs Co un1y OhtiJ FvRII-Il (I<Jrl.. Public Notice The Daily Sentinel Ohio Hu1ky • German 4 male pupplea, pertShepard. Alalkan 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester, Ohro Ph. 985 -4269 II No Answer. Call 981 4382 Public Notice 4 Midd lepart, ;~;;;~:;;:;;:;:;T~=;;:;:;::;;:;~::::::::=::;-r;:=========~~ Colt 614-251-1393. PARTS and SERVICE 4·5 11c The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy sell Call 446 -2974 or 446· 0766 Small fu rni sh ed ap t ~ or rent ca n 614 -9 9 2 73 14 APARTM E NTS , mo bt Le home s h ouse s Pt P l e ft s ~tnt an d Ga li•p ohs 614 446 822 1 3 room and ba th apt , Mt Vern o n Av e St o v e and ref furntshed Exc c ond 304·- 675·1962 �Page 44 10-The Daily Sentinel TWIN RIVERS F<~r111 They'll Do It Every Time Apartment for Rent Supplw s & L1ves lock TOWER . Apertments now available to elderly & diaabled with an 61 i n c ome o f lass than 912. 300 Renting for 30 percent of adju sted income. Ph o ne 304 -675- 6679 Troy· Bilt tillers . Check our special price before you buy any till&rs. Swl1her Implement Co . St . At 7 N. Gallipolla. OH . Call 614 -446 0476 . 45 Fo r rent Sleepmg lig ht ho use Corn phr-.tars: New Ford 2 row, 1Jse t 4 row MF. Call 61 4 7 J- "! 46B . Rooms keep1ng roo m s Park Cen t ral Hotel. Ce ll 614 -446 -0756 Sleepmg roo m 9 11 6, tt es pe1d S hare bath . o nly Ra nge & refrig 2 nd Ave , Gall ipo lis 446 -441 6 after 7 PM 46 166 Massey Ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivatora . Harrow & tobacco baler . Call 446 -7838 otter 5PM . utill male 919 Call Haywagon 10 good cond .. $375 . 6 ft d11c like new $326 . Call 446 -6630 Spac e lor Rent ; ' <i5 CO UNTRY MOBILE Home Pom eroy l arge lots Call 6 14-9 92 -7 479 Park , R oute 33 , North of M OV ING t o 86 Burde tte Addn All m erchand 1se must go Buildm g fo r rent Hugh Butrts 30 4 -675 -65 1 2 47 Farm Equipment 64 Hay 8o Grain KIT 'N' CARlYLE ® by Larry Northup King corn, alfalfa & grau seed, other farm l&edl Call Vaughn Taylor, 6t4-246-6064 o• 614-246 6816 after 8PM . W a nt e d to Rent Wa nt ed ho u se to rent have ch1ld and pe t w• t h•n 20m 1of Hol zer H as p Ca ll 304 -773 5 32 4 Fam 1fy o f three des1res 3 br hou se tn cou ntry w -garden space m Po.nt Pleasant area Cal l 3 04 -6 75 6559 or 77 4 - 6808 Cha rlesto n Merchandise 51 H o usehold Goods SWAIN AUC TI O N & FURNITURE 62 O l1v e St . G alhpol1s New & u sed woo d & c oal stoves. 6 p1ece w oo d llvmg room su1te w1th 6 mc h fla t arms S39 9 bunk beds c omplete wtth bu nk 1es S 1 9 9 . 2 pu~ce antr o n l•vi n gro om su 1tes $ 199 antron reclm er s 599 . oth er recl mers sao meple d m ett e se t s $ 17 9 box spr~ng.s & m attress twi n or fu ll $ 100 se t regular -firm S 1 20 m ap le d1 nett e cha1rs 535 w ash sta nd s S34, m Aple rockers 5 59 , 7 p•ecs chro m e d1n ett e set 5149 , 5 p1 ecP. dm ette se t S99, used be droom su1te s. refngera tors ranges . chest , dressers, wrr nger w ashers , TV 's, dry er s & shoes Ca ll 6 14-446 3 159 LAYN E'S FURNITURE Sof a chan, r ocker , 0tt9,:... m a n . 3 ta bl es , (ex tr a he'lfVy by Fron tmr l 568 5 Sofa, cha tr an d lov es ea t , 5275 Sofas tmd c h t~ ns pn ced from 52 85 to 5 8 9 5 Table s. 545 cmd u p to 5 1 2 5 H1de ab ed s 5 440 and up to 5 525 Re clmer s, $175 to 5 375 Lamp s fr o m 5 2 8 to 575 5 pc d1nette s fro m 5 9 9 to 4 3 5 7 p c 5189 and up Woo d table w1th Sl)( chan s S4 25 to 5745 Desk 511 0 up to 5225 Hutches, 5550 an d up , maple or pme ln11 sh Bunk bed co mplete w 1t h m a ttr esses 5 250 and B ab y beds , up t o 539 5 S 1 10 M att res ses o r bo:c sp r~ng s . full o r t w m . S58 . t~rm . 5 68 and $ 78 Queen set s $1 95 4 dr chest s, 54 2 5 d r c hes ts, 55 4 B ed fram es S2 0 and 5 25 10 gun · Gu n cab1ners . 5350 Gas o r elec1r1c ra ng es 5 375 Baby ma ttresses, S2 5 8t S35 , bed fra m es 52 0 , S25 , & S 30 kmg fram e S 50 Good se lec t1 o n o f bedroom su 1t as, ce d ar c hests , r oc k or s. m e t al ca b1 ne ts , sw1vel roc kers Use d Furn 1t ure A efngera to rs. chau s dryer s. and TV 's 3 miles out Bulav•lle Ad Open 9a m to 6p m , Man th ru Fn , 9 am to 5 pm , S at 614446 0 322 TV & App lmnccs 6 27 Th~rd A"' e . Ga ll•pol• s. 6 14 -446 1699 Spm w as her s gas & e l eC tri C d ry e r s a uto washer s. gas & elec tr1c range s, re fng er at o r s TV set s GOOD U SED APPLIANCES Washer s dryers r efngera tors , ran ges Sk aggs Ap phances, Upper R rver Ad be s1de Stone Cr est M otel 614 -446 -7398 Good Used Applumc e Spe c1al Maytag auto washer 965 . Speed Queen auto w asher $95 Maytag wnn ger washer 9 125. s1de by !ude r efngerator 9195 . frost free harvest gold refngerator 9150, large chest freezer 9 1 25, cou ches & cha•rs 9 25 & up , unhmshed chest of drawers 968 Skaggs Ap· pl1 an ces . 559 Upper River l i d 446 -739 8 Hotpomt ref , wh1to Wicker sofa & chalf, st udent desk , formal d1mng room table& 6 chairs Call 446 -8237 Country Oak Furn1ture, ta bias. chairs . cupboards, dry s1nka . pie safe s, lots of m•sc . Conkles Rt 7 , Tuppers Plarns, Oh1o Remm1ngton 1100 12 gauge With 3 barretls , $425 12 gauge a~ngle shot , 936 Call614 -742 -2187 Early Amer~can couch and chair, exc cond ., 820000 304 -895 -3595 Port abl e dr P.S~ Hlfl w 1t h J 2 935 color f,1Pit• TV , baby v rtP.O (jfltll{! u~rtn dg e 304 -082 Singer sewmg machine with cabinet , exc . cond ., t615 00 Coli after 6 ·00 304 -896 3349 . r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~AI~-'IROWeR~ ~ ICI'Q~ E~,J 2121 ~t..Ar.IPS, VISTA , CAL-11' . 51 Household Goods Two l1ving room suites, e.~~:c cond ., blond end tables and co ffee table 304 676 4289 Used living room su•te, rust color, good cond , $125 00 3 04 675 -6083 54 Misc . Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 20 gallon long aquarium Call 446 -6632 Lawn tractor, Sears 22 H p . 36 in . cut 1980 5500 . Call 992 -6853. lifter 5 p.m Recliner chatr IJ50. Men's golf clubs $26, Women's golf clubs With bag like new, great for begmner S50, Westinghouse dishwasher $30, Armless rust velour couch -loose cushions S75 Call 614 -949 -2741 KnauH F~tewood Pickup or Delivered 12 " -22 " stocked 1n yard HEAP vender , 1 -~~-------prompt deliver~ 614 -256 - Maytag wringer washer 6245 $1 00 , frost -free refrigerator $1 00. frost -free r&irigerator Limestone, Sand , Gravel $88. GE heavy duty washer Delivered in Mason, Me1gs, $1 00, gas clothes dryer Gallia or pick up at Richards $65. automatic washer & & Son Call 446 · 7785 . dryer S 125. 30 Inch electric range 845, GE refrigerator Build on your lot a now home SB5 . Call 614 -742 -2352 you afford . Over 1 100 SQ ft , 6 rooms & bath, car Firewood tor sale 8 20 00 peted , ready to move into p1ckup 830 00 delivered $26,500 also garages & 304 - 675 - 2991 before basement Call Patr~ot , 1 00 AM or after 6 00 PM Home Butlders 446- 8038 Will consider mobile home Gravely tractor and mower as trade·rn '72 Honda 350 low mileage . 1hp elec motor Metal Firewood cut up slabs $15 lathe Dual wheels for pickup load Call 614 246 - Gravely 20m push mower . 5804 15in Ford pickup truck nm All sales cash 304 -895 L•mestone , fill dirt, and top 3974 soil Ca11614 -256 - 1427 Wood cutter special, Bar and Lll red & b1g red shaft dnve Chain Lube, $3 .89 gel brush cutters , tnmmers $17 50 case . Siders Equlp 30cc & 40cc gas powered mel)t Co f304-675 -7421 eng1nes Prices hom ~299 . 95 len N Sons Small Used 2300 Ditch Witch ~ngines Call 614 - 379 Trencher and 1 150 Case loader 1-614- 694 -7B42 or ~- ....... 694-5006 2 story house- $ ~ 1982 Oodge C ol1 $4 ,200 A D Smith gas hot water 316 S . Main St ., Vmton . Oh tank Permaglass I, 40 gal Call 614 · 388 9087 $50.00, 304 -675 -2031 Beaut1ful ladles 14K d1a · mond rmg 3!4 karat. ap praised $700, sell for $600 Atari 2600 v1d8o game. 11 cassettes 1nclud1ng fTogger. donkey kong , S100 Call 614 -388 -9624 Bolens 800 8 HP rrdmg mower ~needs ongme re built) S300 Headers V-8. 304 & V-6. 199· 231 for Jeep , 540 each Studebaker engine V -8 w1th trans 6100 19BO 650 Yamaha 4 . 500 actual m1les . $1 . 200 Homelite X 12 cham saw and a Sear s Craftsman saw for parts S60 for both . 23 channel Bearcat CB base w 1th D 104 m1ke. ground plane , 5125 Call614 -388 8803 Queen s•zc bed frame w1th head board S50 Cell 446 6630 Tra1ler wheel tn -aMie 614 - 256 -6574 CAll Cou ch . mattress & bok sprtngs Call 446 -0518 Complete hospital bed w1th ralls . overbed table and bedside commode. very mce $250 Very old dmmg room table, 6 cha1rs, and a side b o ard M1sc household 1tgms and furmsh1ngs , rea sonably pn ced For sale Immediately Call696 - 1144 after 5PM 6 ft meat case w1th com . presser or trade for a glass door refrrgertor 55 Building Supplies LUMBER -Rough cut. oak , poplar, 2)(4, 2•6. 2x8 , h4, 1 x6. h8, length available , B ft through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan. 304 -773 -6554 50 sheets of T1 - 11 wood 6 HP John Deere rid1ng mower 30 1n cut manual stan . good cond . Call 4463010 J1viden' 1 Farm Equtpment . 614 -446 - 1676 . long trac tors, Vermeer round balers. rakes. teddter & mowers & also a complete hne of bale h an dl tng . acces I T obacco & corn sprayers, tobacco set ters. wagons, rotary t1llers. rotary cutters. blades, culti vatora. d1sc. plows. post dr~vers. plast1c tanks. wood splitters. gates. power washers. Wheel Horse Lawn & Garden Tractors Goose· neck trailer. And see us for a complete hne of parts & serviCe) USED EOUIPI 245 Massey Ferg 2-9N Fords. 4241H . 801 Food. 50 Ferg . 135 MF, 150 MF w -loader, JD do:zer. 2 Ver meer round balers, 120 MF baler . Grav1ty wagons , plows corn planter, lime spreader. disc We buy used eqUipment I Call 614 -446 - 1675 1- - -- - - - - - -- Front end loader for Ford tractor, 8250 Call 614· 245-5096 Bush hog estate lawn mower, 5ft w1th 3 point hitch , ex cond , $500 . Call 614 -367-7182 Holland tobacco setter 8300. New Idea maneure spreader like new 51 ,250, Massey Ferguson lever disk 9650. single botton pull plow S1 00, wheel disk 8500 -up Fertihze spreader 9350, PTO Burr Mill $300. Deere corn sheller $350, firm hand grmder muter 81 , 250, John Deere 2 &. 4 row corn planters . haying equipment, 8 row boom spray $650 One of the largest selections of fie~d ready used equipment '" Southe1 n Ohio Howe ' s Farm Machinery, At 124 & Mayhew Rd. Jackson, Oh 45640 . 614 -286 -5944 . 440 John Deere with loader. 3 pom t & P T 0 $2600 Cell 614 -843 -5311 or 843 5494 International Hay Baler 420 & good conditiOn L1me spreader & seeder Call before 8 00 a.m & after 8 00 p m 56 Pets for Sale H lr. S Home Improvements : vtnyl 1iding, roofing. room -• addition, storm windowt.....:~ otono. Call614-367-0409 .•• • -GENE'S ---------~·· OEEP STEAM : CARPET CLEAN," • scotchguard-water extrac : : ·: tion, deodorizen. FREE 81tl- " mate a. Ae11onable rate1. Gone Sml1h, 992 -6309. 1- - - - - - - - - - - P1gs - 8 weeks good stock , S35 Cell 614 - 367 -0624 A t Sprmger Holstein heif ers Call 614 -388 -8419 Jersey m1lk c ow, very gen tie, for sale $400 Call 614 -742 -2814 Goats for sale , assorted egos Call 614 -992 6524 White ducks male & female , S15 Call 614 992 5524 Champ1on Reg . Poodle 9 months 11ld Call 446 -4434 Go od r~dmg 676 2193 3 yr old female Pornter good hunter. good reason for selling Call 446 ·4472 be tween 5 & 7 2 year old half 8elgu1m mare 5400 .00 call 304 676 -5812 af1er 6 00 PM 8 HP Bolen garden tractor, 32 in mower deck , S500 Len N sons Small Engines Cell 614 -379 -2827 No Sunday calls A1fles, shotguns & hand guns Frank ' s PAwn Shop, 430 Second Ave ., Gallipolis. Oh 446 -0840 Lawn mowers & tillers . frank 's PAwn Shop. 430 Second Ave., Gallipolis. Oh . 446 -0840. 2 pair new matermty pants . Size 16 , cre am & brown $ 6 00 each Call 614 -992 : 5624 Coleman Presidential elect ric furnance , 146 40 chan nel CB. 845 Call814 -992 5524 Golden Palommo geldmg. gentle tra1l horse, 5500.00 304 -468 1763 Da~ry goats. horse 304 - Alpines and mLo,lmkears" c hPoho"ne K3od0a4 · 6o7n5~ 6430 Musical Instruments For sale Sp1net·console pi · ano bargam . Want&d Re· spontlble party to take over low monthly payments on spmet p1ano Can be seen locally. Write Credit Maneger: P.O . Box 637 Shelbyville . IN 48176 Wh1tney upright piano . f160 . Call 446 -0974 o• 446-1904 . Wanted : Respons1ble party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano Can be seen locally. Wnte Credit Man1ger: P 0 . Box 537, Shelbyville, IN 48176 . Gufbran1en IPinet plano, exc. cond., 304-773-5783 1981 Datsun 280-ZX turbo, 10,000 miles, mint cond., Gr Lux Coupe. Call 4480648 oher 6PM . 1980 Buick Regal limited, PS. PB, cruise, AC, tilt wheel , good tires, rear win· dow defrost, good cond., $5.500. Coli 446 -4206 1975 Chevy Impala excellent cond., 81,100. Call 446-1211 1975 Chrysler Newportcus tom fair cond, $660 or best offer Coll446 6322. 1976 Chevy Monza 4 cyl., 4 spd., good body, runs good, &600 Coll614 -256 -6248. 83 Dodge 050 Sport, 6.900 m1 .. marroon trimmed in s1lver. like new, Ron me Shoots . Coli 614 - 266 1484 1981 Dodge Omn1 excellent cond1t10n, 59,000 miles. great MPG, stereo. new radials, $2,995 . Call 6986269 1982 AMC Sptr1t. auto. air, AM - FM. sunroof. S4, ,95. 19B2 2dr Chevy Chevette. 4 spd . AM - FM tape, $3,495 1981 2 do Chevy Chevette. auto, rad1o, sun roof. 83.195. 1980 2 dr Fa~rmont Ford, 4 cyl , auto, Blr, 62.895. 1980 Renault LeCar . 4 spd .. AM -FM. air, sunroof, 82 .495 1979 Ply· mouth Honzon , 4dr, 4 spd , $2 , 295 John's Auto Sales. 8ulavllle Rd . Gallipolis 446 -4782 Open til dark 1976 Corvette, factory alummum whee ls. many ex· tras. low m1 leage Call 446· 0498 1982 VW Rabbit diesel. 4 dr. auto, am-fm, steel belted radials with low mileage . 614-446-7389 1980 VW Sc1rrocco 5 speed, a c, aluminum wheels With steel belted radials Call 614 -446-7389 1978 Chevy Copr~ca Clas 4 dr, am -fm stereo tape. p s. power wmdows & door locks. velour mter1or, new P8'"t . Must see & dr~ve to apprec1ate 614 -446 -7389. SIC , 1978 Camara Z-28 S3600 Call 304 -882 -2546 1 976 Pontiac Astra, runs good. body rough, good work car 8660 Call 614 992 -2143 or evemgs at 614-742 -2289, Michael 1981 Dodge Omni. ucellent conditiOn, great mtleage , new radials . 1tereo, 59,000 miles Must sell $2995 614 -698-6269 1982 Plymouth Champ, ac, four speed, 10.700 miles, 37 mpg. askrng 84300 Call 614 -992 -5236 1969 Camaro 350, 4 speed, $1 100 00 304 -676 -1600 ask for Jim Uvely. ~::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::::~ OUR BOARDING HOUSE • 57 1977 Pontiac leMans 2 dr . body good, 76,000 milea, V 8 301 , am radio. PS , PB • AC. 446 - 1853 1983 VW rabbit 4 dr, GL, am -fm stereo cauene, p s , rear defogger & wiper 992 3517 Livestock Goa ts young b1ll1es for pets or grazmg Call 614 -367 06 2 4 dog 614· S100ortradeforgun Call 992 -6967 after 8 pm 1978 Ford Fairmont Futura, 3 spd , AC. good cond ., S2,000 or best offer Call 446-3637 63 Platform scal es, old copper field washer w1th tub, res taurant pop cooler, gas gnll Call 446 2088 after 6 8 HP Wheel Horse electnc start 36 in mower deck, S700 Len N sons Small Eng1nes Call 614 - 379 2827 No Sunday call1 . TOP CASH paid for late model uaed cars Smith Bu1ck - Pontiac. 1911 Ea•tern Av& . Gallipolis Call 614-446- 2282 14 9x28 " tra ctor tire, must be m good conditron 304 882 -3110 Judy Taylor Groommg Call 614 -367 7220 . Male eGdreat Dane. ears unl Cropp , no papers, gent e diapo11t1on . good watch 71 TE~ TH0U6-AND DOL.L.A R .S A WE E K. GOt-IE, JU~T LIKE RON'S Television Service. Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and.,, ... houoo cello. Call 304-676- '"' 2398 or 614-446-2464. : THA T._.,....,~ .. 0 Autos for Sale 1979 MG8 convertible A · 1 cond, motor just tuned up . Cell 614 -245 -6294 7 yr old male Amazon Parrot tame & talks Brightly colored , healthy , comas With a very large cage 5600 . Call614 -388 -9969 JD lawn sweeper . ex cond , large type lewn roller Call 614 -3B8 · 8159 after 5 30 Trnnsporlnlion Wafi'ted to lease Tobacco allotment - CaH 3Q.4-675 1197 aft er 6 p m One 7 prece wood group livm g room su1te for sale, brown, good cond , $250 . Call 614 -256 -664 7 Custom Varmit rifle 226 w1n . Call614 -245 -5096 Garden teeds. plants, Ken nebec Had potatoes $8.50 Fertilizer, field teeds. Boao Agr1 -Center, 448 -2463 . 1972 Cad•llac Coupe. full power . climate control. ste reo dark blue, excellent condtion Call 446-0577 Cas e 31 0 front endloader dozer, 54.000 Call 614 256 - 1427 Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayan . Per · s1an and S1amese kittens Call 614 446 3844 after 6 Fertilizer Wanted to Buy 62 HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds Heated tndoor -outdoor facilities AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Service Call614 -446 7795 Bnarpatch Kennels Pr o f os 11onal All -breed groommg Indoor-outdoor boardmg fa · C1ht1es English Cocker Spa · mel pupp1es Call 614 -388 9790 & 1974 Jeep PU , 4x4. S900 or best offer 1969 Camaro. $800 or best offer Call 614 -245-5096 siding Call 614 -949 -2437 Now open for busmess, Mountarn State Block , At 33, New Haven Complete masonry supplies, 4 ", 8 ", 1 2'' block . Delivery servi ce Phone day 304 -882 -2222 , evemng 882 -3239 . Seed The Daily Sentinel- Page- 11 Ohio Improvements Straw •1 00 bale. Cleaning out barn, 300 bales . First come basis. 304 -676 -3333 65 Pomeroy-Middleport, April 27, 1984 -::-:-- -- . 81 Home Wright Furnished Rooms and Friday, Friday, April 27, 1984 Fatty Tree Trimming, stump tr' removal . Call 304-676 - : 1331. ., 0 ----------- ... ~..::==========:;:======o=·-:":..._.=..=~ 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Mustang 18,000 mi See at Thomas's Exxon Pt Pleasant, WV 1962 White Cadillac convertible, all orlgmal, axe cond. 304· 882-3437 1---------'B, Celica Toyota GT. lift back, AC, tilt wheel. tinted glass. AM -FM o1ooo, 36.600 mi 304 - 676-6149 olte• 6PM 1974 Grond Prix 400, AC, PB. PS, ohor 6 call 304875 - t285 74 Motorcycles 1981 650 custom Honda , 2000 miles. excellent cond1 tion. Cell after 6 p m 304-896-3012 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Correct Craft lr. Ski Supreme, family ski boats. New &. used, Parilersburg. WV 304-422-8433 or 304422 -2367. 76 72 Trucks lor Sale New truck fenders 6 doors . Chevy fenders 876 . 96 . Chevy doors $186 Ford fenders 875 Call614 -266t260. 1981 Chevy Pickup, 1932& 1936 Ford Trud, 1977 Chevrolet Van . 446-3243 PUBLIC SALE One 1982 Chevrolet pickup. S#1GCCC14HOCF363085 will be sold at pubhc auct1on on Thursday. May 10. 1984 at 1 O·OOAM at 1118 Eastern Ave . Gallipolis, Ohio. M1nimum starting bid $4,000, terms cash, to the highest bidder. Item is available for public inspection at above addreJS during normal business hours. The above security 11 being sold under a Security Agreement between Caaev L. Jones and the undersigned, who reserves the right to bid . Beneficial Mtg . Co. of Ohio, 416 2nd . Ave., Galhpoha. Oh 45631. Wanted to buy good 1 y, or 2 ton truck Flat bed preferrable. CoN 446-8034. 19aO Oodge D 50 PU, 4 spd., radio $2,996 . John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd .. Gallipolis, 446-4782 . Open til dark . 1978 GMC 314 ton. heavy duty, 4 WD, auto.. good cond., $2.860 Call 4468103 . 1973 % ton Chevy truck. 360 engine, w1th origmal steel bed, large mud flaps. front steel mud guards. a.m -f m . rad1o. $600 . 9926505 1979 4 wheel ·dnve Ford pickup, new ttres &. rima, nght aide has been wr&cked. runs good. $1000 . Call 614 -742-2513 1969 International pickup, 45.000 miles, good condition . $500, or 8 0 Call 614-742-2836 1976 Chevy half ton truck $1,500 00 1982 450 Honda custom. exc cond., low mileage S1,400 .00. 304-773-5081 ' 68 Chevy half ton with topper , good cond , S750.00 Phone 304 -675 6304. 78 Ford courier truck, very low mileage, 6 on floor. 30 plus mpg . $3,600 .00. 304882-2894. 73 Vans &4 Ford Mustang 4 apd., clutch plate, bell housing shifter, act for 361 Cleland engine, e2oo. Coli 614 -992-6967 after 8 p m l:ritu motor to fit 1978 Chevy Luv truck . Phone 304-675-5482. WANT TO BUY Ford FMX transmis1ion for 1978 Ford T-Bird Call304-876 -2047 78 Camping Equipment 8ft . 1lide 1n truck camper,with 2 double beds. stove. refrigerator. fumace, con verter, never used . Call 992 -6384 1969 Jayco camper. sleeps 8, good condition . 992 6222 14h self contained "Joy l1me" camper, S660 00 304 -676 -2171. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 1969 Hi-lo camper, $660. good cond. Call 614 -367 7238 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES Open Daily 9 to 6 .30 Sat 9 to 4 Now for your convenience Sun 1 to 4 1978 27 ft . ltaska motor homo $17,900. 1975 26ft. Coachman $6,600 1 975 23V2 h . American Traveler $4.200. 1972191t. GoUgelong, 1975 StarCratt tent c1mper $1,295 . 11 ft Nomad lruck camper $995 1976 380 Suzuki motor cycles 8396 1983 26 11 Yellowstone mim home with 6,800 mi. it wa1 demo, loaded with roof air genera · tor, runmng boards. roof rack and l adder, car& free a~nmgs. 2 dr. refrigerator, digital clock. TV antenna shades on all windows: momtar pannel. Ford 460 engine, air, cruise. tilt. AM · FM stereo cassette with sell for $28.900. Now through May 1 1ave up to $2,600 on all in stock motor homea and travel trailer. U.S Rt. 50, Coolville, Oh 614 - 667 3386. BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. Open daily 9 to 6 :30, Sat . 9 to 4, Sun . 1 to 4. U.S Rt 60. Coolville , Oh 614 - 667 3386 W.O. 1979 Joop CJ-6. 6 cyl ., 3 spd., loaded with extras. S3,000. Call448 -0616 . 1983 Ford Ranger 4x4. V -6. 4000 miles, new cond . Call 446-0038. 74 & Auto Parts Accessories Motorcycles 1983 Honda V-66 Magna 1,800 miles. luggage rack, back rest. mint cond Call 446-0848 after 6PM 1979 Hondo CB 660, windshield, roll bar, cruise, mag wheels, trunk, low mllet, S1,296 . Coll446-4206 13 11 . camper, $900. Cell between 6PM 8PM only. 446-4138 . a. 13 11. camper, f900. Coli between 6PM & 8PM only. 446-4138. So,fadtemp 14ft . camper. awn1ng. good condition. $660, Call 614 · 992 -3992. 1974 Coachman, 20ft 12,800. Includes hitch 304 -676 -2881. 1-:-:-::-:---::::-::-::------ 1976 20ft Start Craft travel trailer, fully self contained oil oxtrao. o3.0DO.OO 304: 882 -2326. Services 1974 Honda XL 100. Coli 614-256-6338. 1978 Kowa ..kl KE 1 00 runo good t200 Call 814 -992 3992 . 81 Home Improvements RINGLE"S SERVICE expo: ;. : rienced roofing , including "': hot tar application, carpen - • tar, electrician, muon. Call ·' ' 4660 . 304-676-2088 or "'"""" 6766·-.. .~ GET your carpet SHIP ..... SHAPE WITH CAPT IAN STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning. free esti mates. 304-676 -2296. 1---- - - - - - -- Remolding, siding, interior and exterior, textured coat ing, simulated brick and stuco, thermo replacement windows. 304 -675 - 1660 • THEV'D liNOW OUR EQUIPMENT WOULI7 PIC!\ UP MEe&E THtY ()ON'T ~NOW NOW TNOSE 50UN05! OUR EQUIPMENT l>PHISTICATE'D IS. .. ME'S FELT LIKE Tl1AT EVE~ SINCE A CO M PUTE~ FOUL" UP CAN CELEr HIS CrrE()/T CfJIW6.' NONSENSE! IT'S PRO~A~lY NQTNINCl MORE TWIN A 5CMOOL OF FI SH AT THEI R DINNER! COMPUTERS CAN f>E WRON(t! COULD BE THEY DON'T KNOW MUCH ABOUT US liT Will haul sand . gravel. anything . 304-468- 1666. Absten Home Improvement Spectaliat . Home•. addi tions. roofing. patios. drywall. concrete. painttng. ell types of remolding . 304· 468 -1566 GOOD GOIN', DINNY.1 r Water wells commercial and domestic, test holes, pump sales and serv1ce 304-8963802 GOT ITI 1---:---------82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Oh1o Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 614 -446 -4477 '"' SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, At 2 Neal Road, Point Pleasant, W Va 304 675 -5420 Licensed and Insured Nuthin' wuse than Won' take a secun'to set 'er straiqht! lhan14s, Joel, but ·~rs aIread~ f1xed! JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING Rt 1 . Box 355, Gallipoha Call 614 -367 -0576 I'll have er straiqht 1n Yes·m. Joel' We l i ~e 1t cr::>ohed ' a Jl ff~ 1 a croo~ed winda'! .. ''1 ,. 83 Excavating Good -1 E•cavating, base· mants. footers. driveways, septic tanks, landscapmg Call anytime 614 - 446 4537, James l Oav1son, Jr owner • I NOW J UST STAY WH ERE YOU ARE , LOOK STRAIGHT AHEAD, WHILE I CHECK OUT THE "PEUVERY'/ I'>UT I WANT YOU TO KNOW ONE THING AI'>OUT ORVILLE. J A R ConstructiOn Co Au· ,.., tlond, Oh . 614 -742-2903 . • Besements. Footers, Con - • crete work, Backhoe's Dozer & Ditcher, Dump trucks, & water -gas-sewer elec1ricel lines Dotson's Tree Service . In · sured · Free Estimate 304 576 -2897 Starks Tree Trimming & Removal . Lawn mowmg and maintenance, landscaping, 10 Pet . off all est1mates 304 -576 -2010 . 84 & Electrical Refrigeration ([l FRIDAY LOUI S Rukey ser analyzes the 80s wnh ~we~kly rev1ew of econom1c and mveslment 4/27/84 Pasquale Electric Co all phases of electric work, all work guaJanteed Aeual truck rental 614 - 446 4066 Electrical work , all phases, free estimates, reasonable rates, qualified electrician Contact Ron Huffman. 614 256 - 1583 . SEWING Mach~ne repatrs. aervice . Authort:zed Smger Sale!l & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabr~c Shop , Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 . Meigs Electr~c Service . Steve Barnett Call 614· 698 -6553 . D CIJ CIJ D CIJ (it Ill ~ News (]J Video Jukebo• CIJ MOVIE 'Princess and the Cabbie' CIJ Naw Treasure Hunt (l) Mazda SportsLook C1J Andy Griffilh ffi News/Sports/Weather CIJ Or . Who CID 3-2·1. Contact • Star Trek 6 .30 U CIJ 11) NBC News (2) MOVIE: 'Dead Man Don't Wear Plaid' (]) Rifleman (!) SportsCenter ([) Carol Bumen CD IIIli ABC News Ill CIJ llJ CBS Nawo (() Buaine•• Report (IJ) Wortllng Women D . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · Professional sar· VICe for appliances. heet1ng, cooling and electric Sell and install Amana. Gibson, Kit chen Aid. Residentia l . Com mercial. Industrial 304 675 - 4819 or 614 -388 -8274 D OAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Professional ser vice ior appliances, heating , cooling and electric Sell and mstall Amana, Gibson, K1t · chen Aid Residential, Com m&rcial. lnduatnal 304 675 - 4 8 1 9 o• 614 · 388 -8274 . 7 .00 II (I) PM Magazine (I) Hare Come the Brides (]) Tennll: WCT Final Quarterfinal Matche• A and 8 from Dalles, TX (() Sanford and Son ()) Entertainment Tonight 11) B J./l.obo Show D {I) Wheel of Fonune CD tllJ MocNell/lohnl• Newahour I]J News • (IJ People's Court Jefferson• 7.30 I I CIJ Tic Tac Oough CU Bob Newhart Show CIJ 0 CIJ Family Feud ® Wheel of Fortune CiJ Entertainment Tonight e One Day at a Time 8:00 l]) (!) Master Max and the Master get caught up 1n an umon orgen!Zing fr<~~cas aher they befriend a cannory worhr (AI (60 m1n ) Cil MOVIE: The Godfather, Part II' (I) MOVIE "The Man Who Saw Tomorrow' ()) Timmy and Laatle CD Wild Worfd of Animals (I) • (fJ Benson Clayton' & travel e.~~:pen&es spark a lawSUit age1ns1 Benson (A) [Closed Captioned] (I) ()I Dukes of Hazzard CIJ tllJ Woohl"9100 Wook/ Review Paul Duke 1s 1otned b~ top Wash•ngton JOurnalists analyz•ng the week· s news II MOVIE: 'Davo of Wino and RONa' 8 :30 (I) Supeo Bool< (])Major league Baseball : e e e 85 General Hauling N&ed something hauled away or something moved? We'll do i1. Coli 446 -3159 b81ween 9 and 6 James Boys Water Serv1ce Also pools filled . Call 614 266 - 114t or 614 - 446 1176 or 614 -446-7911 1980 Yamaha 660 spoclol. good condition. 4.100 mil eo, f1 ,300 .00, 304 678-2848. STUCCO and PLASTERING · Commercial ena:t re•ldential. free estimetea. Call 814-258-t t82. JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier, 304 -876 7397. t983 V-85 Magna Honda. 3,000 mlloo. Exc . cond .• never abuse.... good tirea. 03.400.00 . 304 - 8763288 . Marcum Rooflng & SpoutIng. Now lnoulllng rubber roof1. 30 yeart experience. opoclallrlng In built up root. Col 814-388-9857. 87 1982 Hondo cullom 900. Schott drive, 11.000 mlloo . Bllorp. 304 -876-2873. PAINTING- Interior and axtortor, plumbing, roofing. OOmtl remodeling , 20 yro. oop . Coll8t4-388-11862. Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec. Ave., Golllpolio 814-448-7833 00 614-448 ~ 1833. 12 15 matters EVENING 6:00 CiD Wall Street Week a Atlant. at Houeton CD I I Ill W-ter After losing l'lls teddy bsa' , Webster decides to sleep w1th Katherine and George until he grows up (R) 9 00 0 I]) (1) Super N1ght of Rock 'N Roll Howard Hossoman hosts th1s spec1al tnbute to the last 30 years of rock. n ron lR) (2 hrs ) []) 700 Club Cl) OJ CIZ Masquerade The murder of an Amer1can em bassy secrerary br1ngs Lav ender and h•s team 10 R1o to f1nd a secunty le ak (60 mm I 0 C1J ® MOVIE 'Borderline' (]) Statewide CJI) Intlde Story 9 30 (]) Daryl Hall &: John Oates 'Rock 'n' Soullnternauonal Th1s show spotlights the duo 1n behmd-the scenes glimpses of thEm latest tour I l West Virginia Jazz Festival (illnternatlonal Edltlon 10 00 (I} MOVIE 'lastAmencsn Virgin' CIJ IB ~ Man Houston Matt goes 1nt0 act•on when a corrupt off1c1al k1dnaps a surgeon ' s daugh1er (R) (60 m1n) [Closed Captioned! (jj) New1watch I!IIINN News 10 30 (]) My Unle Marg1e (fi) M ..terpiece Theatre 'Nancy Astor · Nancy flees from Shaw after the1r mar nage begms to detenorate (60 m.n ) 1Closed Captioned 1 Love American Style 11 OOOCIJCIJOCIJ®GI~ News ([) Another Life (V News/Sports/Weather g} Benny Hill Show 11 :30 D Cl) (l) Tonight Show (l) David Bowle-Serious Moonlight Th1s mus1cal spec1al was taped at the PaCific National E)(h1blt1on Coh saum 1n Vancouver Bnt•sh Cotumb•a CD SCTV , 12 The comJcal chrontc les of the mythiCal Melonv1lle telev•s•on channel continue '" all-new editions Stamng Joe Flahert y Eu gene Levy , Andrea Mart1n and Mart1n Short (]) Belt of Groucho ([) New• Cl) WKAP in Cincinnati Ill CD MOVIE 'Buohldo Blade' (()MOVIE . 'Every Day' s A t-eolidav' (fD AU 1.:. the Family I I Ill Nlahtllno II Twilight Zone 11 ·46 (I) Catlin• 12·00 (I) Bumo lo Allon [J)SponaCentor CIJ Nlglnllno (JD MOVIE : 'Theater of Blood' a 12 30 12 45 1 00 1 15 1 :30 1 ·45 2 00 2 15 2 30 3 00 3 15 3 .45 4 .30 Ill (iJ Eye on Hollywood till Gunamoke (f) MOVIE 'First Deadly Sin' (]) Inside the USFL ([) N~9ht Tracks 0 (}) Cl) Friday Night VIdeos (])MOVIE. ' H1gh Road To China' (]) Jack Benny Show Cl) Eye on Hollywood G) (Hi Music Magazine (]) Mazda Sportalook (]) I Marrted Joan (I) Entertamment Tonight ID (])News g, MOVIE 'Black Oak Conspiracy' (I) ESPN'a Speedweek (llll MOVIE. 'Kill a Dragon· CIJ Love That Bob (]) Star Search 1iJ (j})CNN Headline News (]) ESPN's Horse Racing Weekly U (}) Newt (]) Bachelor Father (!) News/Sign Off (f) Murder No Apparent Motive Th•s document!H)' stud1 es the ep1dem1c of senal rnUiders 1n rhe U S CIJ MOV IE ' Cujo' ({) SportaCenter (1J CNN Headline News (]) Ute of Riley (]) Tennis WCT Final Beat Quarterfinal Match from Dallaa. TX CIJ 700 Club Cl) MOVIE ·stack Sunday (f) MOVIE. 'Tha Man Who Saw Tomorrow' (J) Ross Bagley SATURDAY 4/28/84 EVENING 0 CIJ 0 CIJ <ill Newo (])MOVIE· 'Megaforce' (JJ The Monroe• ({) U.S Indoor Diving Championships Coverage of the Men s and Women s 1-Meter Spnngboerd f •nals ts presented from Ga1nesv•lle. Fl (60 m1n ) CU World Champion1hlp Wre1tllng (l) God Has the Answer (I) Jacques Cou1teau (B). Great Outdoors June F1em.ng transforms some macaroni •nto gourmet put a and Host J1m Tabor v1s1ts w1th ten1maker 8111 Moas [Closed Captioned) • Greaten American Hero 6 :30 D [J) NBC Newo CD I I (iJ Newo 11) T.V. 6oclltY G (I)Conc:em CD o.. Who llJ CBS Nowo (fi) Sneak Previews Co- e .oo ho sts Neal Gabler an d Je f frey Ly ons tak e a look a1 whal s happenmg al I he mOVI8S 7 00 ~~td m Dance Fever 0 (I) Com1ng Anractions (J) Alias Smith and Jones (]) SportaCenter Cl) Iii (I) Hee Haw (I) Star Search C1J 8 ·00 of the R1 ch and Famous (fil All Creatures Great and Small ID Ci2l Sol1d Gold g) How the West Was Won I I (l) Inside Look (I) When the Mus1c s Over Th1 s spoc 1al recaptures per lormances by J1m1 Hendnx Jan1s Jopli n Elv1s Pres l!:ly <1n d John Lenno n (l) Down to Earth 8 {]] ffi Oiff' rent Strokes Arnold IS de vastat ed wh en he discovers h1s favor1te tea cher IS w ork1ng as a cockra•l wa1tress (A I [Closed Capt1onedj (I) MOVIE T1m {1) MOVIE 'My Man Godfrey ' (!) USFL Football Wash· ington at Tampa Bey or ...... _ _~ 2 Year n 9 Take p ia u • 4 Drone bef orrh.anJ 5 It s ~1 Unusual Dav ' Stone llkJrkcr B•drl) Add 6 BaSeball grea t Clcrg)TTl<:l ll ~ t tt lc labbr 1 19 Nur se 140d 21 Midl <o~ Ollf' km g 22 Without n sk 24 F ollo\-\ 25 Was rm s La kr n 26 Osnllat10n ~ Gcnu1n1 · a rt1c!P 1st l 8 Broad cast v rs ua l l ~ 10 Repea h'U 12 Obj urJ..!l'lll·.l 17 Jaz1 grc,\1 K td - Yt•slerdon '"' 28 lr od dl'S:-. 20 l allll 1>1t 22 n og:- ' Lat 1 32 lr ust 34 J)r. 23 ('nnllng ~ 4 S,mdv.. r( h Ill lin~ J5 l::ngltsh n •t'r l7 (,11lf tcnn l~l I c~mll! ml'mber ~ 6 I ) J '-,1 11 11 k1' t.;dk A IL" \H'r ~ r;-~r-r.--.;:--"1"',;, 21 Tram pl ed 28 D1 cl a soft-shoe 29 Y oun g Unscramble these foUl Jumb4es one tener 10 each square, to torm four ord1nary words , .., 3 Knm., 14 15 16 18 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ ® byHennAmold&nc::IBotiLee I I I... ·--·-- wmgd tng :; F am ed suffragette 11 Al terna tr 13 Moti f lf fi~Nl rn,-} I GOROF llOW'I 1 The tv..o I Bnllsh Or Who ®l Lifestyles 7 30 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS Cratr h1 t 30 E sk1 m n tow n 31 ZsaZsa 's SISt E'r 32 Dese1ter 33 Conswnc I 36 liarrand 38 CUI un dum 40 Slow one - ~ 41 VIOlin bo"" sub stance YOVEC 42 Lady J cme 43 An c•r nl As 1an rHYNOTI t I I IJ tLAKLIA J (j ..VHAI THE " L.OVE AF"FA IR:" 5Ha WAS C:AR:RYIN6 ON WIIH AL.L. T H05E 50LDIE~ MU5T HAVE BEEN. Now ana"'Qe the Circled letters to lorm the surpnse answe r as sug· gested by the above canoon DAILY C RYPTOQ1 10T E - II oro' h o ~ t n "or k ol AX\' DlJ\t\ A XR is L 0 ~ G F E I. l 0 W On e letter sim ply ~land~ for :mnthf'r In 1h1 ~ -..:m1pl" A 1s used for the three L 's. X l o1 t h( • 1wr1 0' t" tr Smgle l r !lcrs apostrophes. tht' len gth and format 1o n of th e -...Nd ~ arr all h1nts Each da~ t hl' code lf' tt r n ,1\f' dlffl'll'nl mwer "K X I X 111 J-ITJ'' (Answers 1omorrow) vesi&•Ciay s I Jumbles CA. STE BRAND GU TI ER ABDU CT Answer All hOugh man does not IJVe oy b1 e 8 d alone he may ~;~et by o n th is- CRUST · BKR I S D Y W KL CR FRV C YET J K I J E XX X f: \1 H '> FEH EB \ XEY W I W X S J L B K r T I.M RT I Yesterday 's Cryploquol< · WHEN YOU lllRE P EOPI.F. THAT ARE SMARTER THAN YOU A RE. YOU PROVE YOU ARE SMARTER THAN TilEY ARE - E H G RANT �Page Friday, April 27, 1984 12-The Daily Sentinel Area deaths levenna Ebersbach Levenna Ebersbach. Pomeroy, 76, died Thursday at her residence. Mrs. Ebersbach was born November 11, 1907 the daughter of the tate Addle Stoider. She was also preceded in death by her father, her husband, Clifford Ebersbach and one brother . She was a member of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. She is s urvived by one daughter, Cart Jacobs, Clearwater, Florida: one granddaughter, Terrt Cotts, Houston, Texas. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2p.m. at EwingFu nerai Home with the Rev . James Corbitt officiating. Burtal wilt be in Beech Grove Cemetery. There will be no calling hours. Paul K. Keller Paul K KeilE'r, 72, Rt. 1, Middlepon. died Thursday at Hoi7.er Medical CentE'r. Mr Keller was born December 3, l9ll in Meigs County thE' son of the Ia te Charles E. and Addle Me Haffey Keiler. H<• was also preceded in d<'ath by four brothers, Forrest G., Richard, Guy and Charles Keller , one sister, Helen Rober1 s. He is SUIV ived by his wife of o2 years. Eiizabet h Keller; daughters and sons·in-law, Wanda and Ri· chard Campbell, BonniE' and Ri· c hard Owens, both of Columbus. and Paula and Worley Rife, Rt. 1, Middleport; daughter, Karen Thacker, Rt. 1, Middleport; sister and brother-in-law, Veva andOHver Beck, Ashland, Ohio: 14 grandchildren, 21 great grandchildren. three step-grandsons and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services wUl be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at the RawlingsCoats-Blower Funeral Home with the Rev . Lloyd Grimm, Jr., officiatIng. Burtal will be in Mlles Cemetery, Rutland. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home Saturday from 2 to 4 and 7to 9. Homer A. Vititoe Homer A. Vltltoe, 73, Rt. 2, Patriot, died Thursday. Born May 24. 1910, in West Virginia, son of the late Callahan and Martha Massie Vltltoe, hew as a retired s tate highway employee. Surviving are his wife, Virginia; a stepson. Daniel Taylor of Patrtot: two s tepdaughters, Faye Roach and Linda Arrowood, both of Thurman: six grandchildren; a sister, VIrginia 0v€'rturt of Middleport; and a hal f·sis ter, Nola Arnold of Zanesville. Funeral SE'rvlccs will be held at 11 a .m. Saturday in Kuhner-Lcwls Funeral Home, Oak Hill , with the Rev. Gerald Brown officiating. Burial will be in Peniel Cemetery. Friends may cail at the funera l home from 6-9 p.m. today . Weekend dances set There will be square. round and show dancing at the E ll Denison Post 467, American Legion, Rutland. Saturday. April 28. from 9 p.m . 10 I p.m. Donations at thedoor$2for adults and $1.5() for children A refresh· ment stand will be provided. Candidates night will be observed and a spaghettidinnPrwlllbeserved at the Pomeroy Fire Station Sa turday, Aprll28, from 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. The event. which is open to the public wilt give residents an opportunity to meet candidates from each party. The event is being sponsored by the Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department . from R p.m. to ll p.m. mus ic by Music Unlimited Adm1ss1on $2 a s ingle and $3 a eouple. 100 attend banking seminar More than 100 bank<'rs, Including many area banks, attended a recent seminar at the Holiday Inn in Kanauga sponsored by the Hills of Ohio 1\merican institute of Banking. Devon Weber, a management consultant and owner of Inner Dynamics Consulting, Kettering, presented "Anger is Your Choice," which concentrated on the definition of anger, Its source, many disguises for anger and an analysis of underly ing emotions and how to Maxine Griffith of Bank One of Pomeroy, the seminar chairman, said praise for the seminar was offered by bankers attending from Ohio Valley Bank, Commercial & SavingsBankandCentral Trust Co., all of Gallipolis; Waverly State Bank and First National Bank, both of Waverly; Vinton County National Bank. McArthur; BancOhio Nationa! Bank. Jackson; Bank One of Pomeroy and Rutland: Central Trust Co., Middleport: and Racine Home National Bank, Racine . May 5 & 6 - The Pomeroy Volunteer Flre Department wUI hold a spaghetti dinner and candidates nlght from 2 to7p.m. tomorrowatthefirestatlon on Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. The event Is open to the public sotht they can meet candidates from each party in the upcoming election. lriia& ~p;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. I A.S.A Approved A.S.A Rules Except that an asstgned hitter may be used and a batter receives two fouls on third strike. SPONSOR TROPHY 1, 2, 3,4 and Shirts for 1st and 2nd Places No open or A Teams Allowed CALL DENNIS McKINNEY-742-2279 r------------__i-------------------------1 Sunday tmts Vat 19 No. 12 Copvrighrod 1984 Middleport-Pomemy-Gallipolis--Point Pleasant By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel St.aH GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis Developmental Center employees may be voting this summer to elect an exclusive bargaining agent. Ohio Health Care Employees Union Locall199 has been organizing employees through Informational sessions, and If it receives state certificatlon, it wilt be the only union in Ohio to represent the state's mental health and mental retardation employees. The union, which represents health care employees In West Vlrglnla and Kentucky. flied a petition for certification with the State Employee Review Board Aprill9. jobless rates in March County :~ Percentage or Athens .................... 10.4 (10.3) GaDia ..................... 12.2 (11.8) Jack.'IOn .................. 13.7 (13.4) Lawrence ................ l4.4 (14.7) :M8p ..................... 13.1 (13.5) Vinton ......... -........... 12.3 (12.2) 1980 CHEV. CITATION 2 OOOR- Equipped w1th Auto. Trans., V·6 motor, air cond ., PS and PB. Ntce car and right price. . It& rx ;l ·r . · -y· 77¢ 3 FOR 3.97 Our Reg 4.97 Gerantums In 4-lnch Pots Assorted Bedding Plonts Assorted Polled Evergreens •rlul co ln r to q o rd Pn p o rr h o r pa ho Ma11gotds_ petuntas. toma toes peppers & mo re 3·4 oer pack Your choiCe of up ughls or spreaders tn 1-got pots Save V 1t ,rr H 11 r 11 •rr 11 111 Hfl '> odd r t101 Veteran!'! M~>morial [I 1982 PONTIAC TRANS AM - - This spotless beauty you need to see. On ly 11,000 mi les. Well equipped wtth air, V·8, auto. trans, ttl I. cruise and AM/FM/Stereo One careful owner. Admittcd .. KennE'th Lilwson. Syr· acusc: Nany Watson, Rwds,illc; Anthony Riffle. Sy taCUM'. Kathe· rine J acobs. Pomeroy . Discharged .. Dan White CLEVELAND !API The winning numtx•r drawn Thu rsday night in the Ohio LottPry's daily game, "The Number," was 175. In the "Pick 4" game. played Monday through Friday, the win· nlng number was 5873. 3 8.88 ~9'aa Contractor Wheelbarrow 4·cu. H. capac>ty to handle those really large tabs By LARRY EWING Thnes-Sentlnel Staff GALLIPOLIS- The unemploy· ment rate in Gallia and Mei gs counties continued to r emain significantly above state and national averages in March. reports the Oltio Bureau of Employment Services. While posting one of the few declines in unemployment in the Immediate area, the Meigs jobless rat<' of 13.1 percent - a drop of four-tenths of one percent from Our 1468 100-Ft. Extension Cord 1978 FORD PINTO- Extra nice car with auto. trans. Lots of mi; )S left on this car. Outdoor or indoor elrlension cord Weather forecast 3-wtre grounded Save \ 'Ia I 2.77 ~~~ ~ 7 77 §] 30-Lb.' Cypress Mulch 0u•Reg • 1077 K-Gro" 25-3-3 Weed & Feed Keeps nilrogen in soil, holds mol&- Quality fer1ilizer with weed con . ture Helps gardens took good lrol Cove<S 5.000 so n 18-tbs · 2 97 ~ Reg. 2977 ~ 16.97 20" Drop lpread•r Enameled steel with big copaclly hOII:IP4"· construction and manufacturing jobs. No specifics were made available to the un ion frn injuries suffered by GDC employees. explained Ann Garcelon, a spokesperson for the union 's C'olumbu• office. "We got our figures from the Ohio lndu strtat Commission, which would not break them down for us," she said. "I guess they didn't want us to point " finger at anything." Garcelon said the study shows that mor<' than 411 percent of injurtes have been caused by patl('flt s Cummings said concerns over safety havr OO'fl mentioned to her by GDC employees . "What I do know is, numE'rousemployees who ha\'r • •• ~~· .· 1980 KAWASAKI K2440 - Like new. Only 5400 mtles. Great for summer. SMITH-NELSON MOTORS PH. 992-2174 500 E. MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH .. ' ' AN AFTERNOON IN THE PARK- A couple mjoys tbe swnmer-Hke weather in tbe GaWpolls clly park a.• fmlperatun'S continued to reach into the sultry 80s this weekmd. Although rain L• expected to The program was Initiated by the city and county last October to reduce the increasing misdemeanor caseload in municipal court. Cowles said the average expense for a courtappointed attorney is approximately $ll0 per case. He said 56 cases heard by the nigh1 prosecutor would have requirro court-appointed counsel if charges has daughter, tn 'll kll1wd .... I Ln mlMI<IIIil\ Of'l ' Id-- ttw> ""." ..... """'""'""' It · 'W> ... (If "'*""f (.,.. .. r unWlfl • .,, • ,. t nltl'l ,.,. ' II w. In I n~r'\ l • 1~ ',,.,.,. k "" ' •m~,.. ..,..,.• r»'n'f"f'l1 ( ~ , ... ""' ' '' reach the area 10C1af, wann wfllllllrr . . : : : loday and a sUghl coolin& ll'l'lld IIU 00-'70-degree weather wll bto ...- • . . (Tbnet&nllnel pbolo hy ...... ll " . . . . ' STUMPING FOR DAD Maureen Reagan, daughler of the president, boosts her father's re-electon eflort with a speech to a RepubUcan rally at St. Marlon's Clihoflc Church In CleveJanel oo Friday. She said Reagan Is elltremely heallhy and looltlng forward lo a second term. CLEVELAND tAP) - Mau · reen Reagan, President Reagan's daughter, oot only is actively campaigning for her father but is working to increase women's national role in Repub lican politics. Miss Reagan, who made an unsuccessful Senate bid in Cali · fomla in 1982, is a consultant to the Republican National Committee. "We're working to have as close to a 50 percent women delegate structure at our conVI'ntlon as we can get without a quota system," she said. "We have been doing a series of briefings for women office holders In Washington. We're in constant communication with our candidates and our office holders. As a party, we are doing been !Ued, at a cost of $6,160. In his report, the solicitor listed a total of Rl hPartnr conducted from October through March . " '!th tho • most amount, 14. heard during Janua11· 01 thr lilo cases r esolved, there was a 96 p!'t'('('fl1 !oeltlf'fTll'ftl rate. The highest number of resolvro caSl'S " a. ..00 14. and those cases were also settk>d In Janua" There were also 56 indlgen1 ca ...... Hl I"'""'"' ul Mondale~s Maureen works to raise women"s role '·'WJIIJ££001' 1•- • ., Sunday, April 29, 1984 City solicitor points to $5,000 saving for local gov. ---Reagan~s 9.88 The union has two selling points, explained Katlna Cummings, a local organizer. The first is that under the collective bargaining law which went into effec1 this month, it will be allowed to negotiate a contract for GDC workers; and the second, the unlon is pushing for increased safety for state hospital workers. The union recently released results of a study showing state mental health-mental retardation facilities have an injury rate of ll.8 percent among its employees. The union claims the rate is higher than accident figures compiled on people hurt in mining, drilling, February - remained above that countiPs 1984 low of 12.8 percent posted in January . For the second month in a row, GaUia County's jobless rate inc reased in March. According to the OBES. the number of unemployed Gallta countians rose by four · tenths of one percent - from 11.8 percent in February to 12.2 percent last month. i:letween January and February. the Gallia rate rose by two-tenths of one percent, from 11.6 to 11.8. Galli a 's February and March postings represent the reversal of three months of steady decline for the county. Between November1983 and January 1984, GaUia's unemployment ra1e fell trom 12.8 percent to 11.6 percent. Gallia Cou nty 's increase in both February and March was in line with a trend that seemed to hold true throughout most of southeastern Ohio. In February, the jobless rate in all ~u rrounding cou nti es increased. Similarly, with the exception of Meigs a nd Lawrenc<' Counties, unemployment rose throughout the area in March. The OBES shows 1,768 of Gallia County's estimated work force of 14,456 without work in March. In Meigs, the OBES reports 1,432 of that county's estimated work force of 10.8% as jobless durtng the month. GAI...LIPOLIS - A savings of approximately $5.!XXJ to local government has been created through the " night prosecutor" mediation program undertaken by the Gallipolis city soflclior's office. In his six-month report on the program. City Solicitor Douglas M. Cowles said the amount listed as a savings does not include monies saved by law enforcement and Gallipolis Municipal Court. Ohio lottery winnpr.; VartabiPcioudines s tonight with a chance of showf'rs and thunder· s torms. Low 60-ti.'i. Southerly to southwesterly winds 1().15 mph. Saturday. c loudy in the morning with a s light chanl'P of showPrs. becoming part iy cloudy in the afternoon. High 75-00. Chanceofraln 50 percent tonight and ll percent Saturday. Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday: Chance of showers Sunday. Fair on Monday. Chance of showers again Tuesday. Lows 4:>-55 ear tv Sunday, oooflngtooiD-45Mondayand 311-46 early Tuesday. IDghs in the upper 60s to upper 'lOll Sunday, cooflng lo ~ Monday and to tbe low liiB to low 60s Tuesday. JOBLESS RATE- Meigs and Lawrence were the onl)' two counties lo post decflnes In their unemployment rates between February and March. All other counties In the region continued a two month trend with increased jobless rail's. In chart above, February figures are shown in parenthesis. ---- ' repair. The engine was running and whan the hood was s\ammf'd the vehicle jumped out o f gear. backed out of the garage a nd st ruck a 1967 Ca dillac owned by Hubert Wheeler, Lima. Ohio who was at the gas pump. There was no damage to the Riggs vehicie. Dealhs ........... ............. ......... w Edll.orlals ..... ...... .................. 4 -1 Feature Secllon .. .. ......... ...... &-1... Sports .... .... ................. ....... ('~ I ... + Ar~>.a TOPS OFF THE CAR and the pnce on this beautiful '81 model Grand Prix. This one local owner car IS equipped with V-6. AM/FM/Stereo. T-top and many more extras. A freak accid<'n1 Thursday. that OC'Currfld on priva fC' property, caused moderate damage to a vehicle according 10 thP Meigs County Sher iff's Department. A vehicle owned by Riggs Cars, Chester was in Newell's garage for Bob Hoeflich says the lack of funds for Meigs highway improvements is 'par for the coursePage B-3 March jobless rate: increase in Gallia, decline in Meigs $50 Per Team Plus 2 Balls Chef'ks af'f'idenl Along1he River .......... ......... ~1.. Busmess............................. " .. Spring forward Eastern High Sc hool drama dub students will be prPSE'nted a t 6:30 p.m. tomorrow night in lh~ hig h school gymnasium . Following dinner, patrons wUt see this year's production of "Ragwood Cowboy Joe" with Tom Everett and Teresa Wilson in the leadlngroles of the 1890 comic melodrama . In add it ron to the playtherewiU be music by The Harvest Trio and a s ing ·aiong conduct<'<! by the Eastern faculty . The annual dinner thf'ater 'perceived 8exine88' of first names-Page A-2 April 29th .,I Inside: Art Buchwald discusses discrimination and the lfiiRt: Health union seeks 'exclusive., status af Game Days Pre!!entation slaltod Saturday at Eastern visits Great Wall of Ch~. ~&ht Candidates invited ======================~ Irrr=esu=its=.SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT Candidates dinner sel Rutland Civic Cenff>r this evening ping of 5,00! acres in the Tuppers Plan's were finalized for the oil Plains area. and gas well site development David Burt, dlstrtct technician, meeting at Wednesday's monthly said only 15 acres have been meeting of the Meigs Soil and Water planted with the Moore drtll, but he . Conservation Distrtct (SWCD). anticpated as soon as the ground Items on the agenda Include drted, several people will be ready present and future oil and gas laws. to start planting and reseeding. aU and gas industry viewpoints, role of soli and water conservation . - - - - - - - - - - - district, and underground Injection of salt brine. There wlill be a question and answer period at the end of the seasslon. The oil and gas meeting will be held on Saturday, April 28, at 12:30 p.m. at the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy. Jim Lucas reported on oil and gas hearings he has attended and testified in at Columbus recently concerning HB501. Robert First reported that the soli survey crew had completed map- AWARDSPRESENTED-RaclneF.F.A.chapterwasrecognbedfor achlevemtn<; In district and slale competlon recently at lbe District 14 banquet. The chapter received plaques lor superior chapler, superior award In safety, second In marketing, second In cooperation and an area BOAC awanLRandy Annes was presented a trophy lor !ieC!>nd place In specialty. His project centered around coon dogs. Representing tbe Racine Chapter at the banquet were, front row, 1-r, Bryan Dalley, Randy Annes: back, Brian Freeman and Andy Rose. overcome barriers and get JX>Sitive j Meigs County happenings ThPrP will be a dance at the Oil, gas _d evelopment meet plans finalized the best we can for women, but we will do more because I will see to It that we do more ." Miss Reagan said her appearance at a Republican rally Frtday a I St. Maron's Catholic Church was her third for the re-election effort since Reagan launched his campaign in January. She said she remains rornmlt. ted to the Equal Rights Amendment, although her father has never thought It was needed. "I wUI work on statutory reform while I work for the amendment, " she saki. "He's committed to stalutory reform, and I'll take help anywhere I can get It . I wlill rontinue to work for an amendment." Reagan, 73, Is well-suited for a second term, she said. wife stump in Joan campaigns for pay equity, husband COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPI Joan Mondale has told Ohio's women that if her husband becomes presi<k>nt , he wtU implement a dormant fed<oral law requiring women be paid the sam~ as men for comparablo> work . She campaigned Friday In central and western Ohio . not only on behalf of former Vice President Walter Mondale but against President Reagan , ac· cusing the president of having .. a callous altitude" toward women. mlnorttles, the ei<k'rly. poor and handicapped. Mrs. Mondale said her husband has supported au thooe groups for years. "What liP's saying tcrday, he was saylna 19 and ~ years ago," she sa.ld. Mrs. Mondale told reporten that "''IIIIP ....._ ... Ill<' lomwr \U alwa)'ll bft"'l , . lbr " ' ' ' • edj:r '' of ....,. .. - rlj(l1t1 of • " ll'drlral _.., ' ,..,..._ "'tuit) lor • - . _ lho·hoobb ~~~ .... · nP\ f"f bn'tt ..... ". sd ..., 'i31d ....... .. ......."Tlwou'" • ~ dlntr !Nit ............ (' ...... - l1&llllMd """ • ' I'IK11011 hl"f 110 .1Ju1 SMWII ~Ohio. 1'011\'t'llllall . - ... ,.~== wtlllbl?. hllllld lor ......... pm.l •llal "'\\' MondU .... ·'t � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 27, 1984 ebersbach keller stolder vitioe