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The prtmary result of the study is a quantitative measure of subsidence resulting from longwall rnJning, allowing ODOT to create a corrective treatment for affected bridges and state roads. Subsidence Is the set tUng of earth after a longwall machine rnJnes out a panel of coal When the coal Is removed, the machine moves onto another coal seam and allows the roof to collapse, causing the ground above to shift . Longwalllng was introduced into the area at Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs mines in the late 1970s and became the subject of local controversy when property owners in northwestern Meigs County and VInton County claimed subsidence was destroying their homes and depleting local water supplies. Since then, legislation has been created allowing for homeowners to buy insuran~-e against such damage . One of the complaints lodged against longwalling by the property owners was that it also affected roads, creating cracks in Ohio 689 in Columbia Township , Meigs County. The controlling board also approved another ODOT project to study stress-strain relationships and sttrength of weak shales In the region. The study's goal is to develop a mathematical mode l that wUI analyze the stability of excavations and embankments containing sha le. Boster said &'\ percent of the nearly $75,fJXl cost of each of the 12-month projects will be re imbursed by the U.S. Department of Transport a tion. Meanwhile, secuti ty a t the Southern Ohio Cort€Ciiona l Fac il ity at Lucasville, thesceneof recenl violence among guards and inmates . is going to be beefed up . ThP stateCont rolling Iloard released WJ thout di ssent $1.5 million to allow the Depa rtme nt of Re habilita tion and Corrections to hire49 new guards a nd somPextra support persmme L The Department of Mental HPall h got S559,rol for ex panded psychiatric scr;ices at Lucasville and the Lebanon CorrPCtiona llnstilutlon. State officials r c-'(juested thE' funds after thr!'e separ ate inci dent s at Lucasville in which a wor kshop guard a nd an Inmate were killed and another guard was stabbed and wounded . Model AM 10C4EL 10,000 B.T.U. Gibson Freezer Get maximum value with this bigger Gibson, 21.2 cu . 11. freezer compartment volume. Featurea Include • last-freezing shelves, 4 package door racks, 2 juice can. door racks, lock with safety ad· cold rol, and $ 95 By 1be Associated Prei<i At least two Ohio residents died in accidents caused by high winds Monday that gusted upto69miles an hour and swept dust all the way from Texas and Oklahoma, playing havoc with people suffering resplratory probiE'I'IlS. Officials said an 82-year-old Amherst man was killed when high winds toppled a tree onto his automobile in the northeastern Ohio city . A 21-year-old Crown City man was killed after high winds blew a power line onto his coal truck in southeastern Ohio. Tile sweeping winds tore metal sheets and other materials off the 32-story steel shell of the Standard Oil Co. (Ohio; building under construction in downtown Cleveland, hurUng them along Superior Avenue. Pollee closed several blocks of the street for about three hours. One 12-foot-long metal sheet crash€d into the first floor of the Hollenden House hotel more than 100 yards away, breaking two 5-by-16-foot windows, officials said . About IO,<XXJ custome rs of the Cleveland Electric lllurnJnatingCo. were without power for varying periods In scattered areas as flying tree branches split power lines. a company spokesman said. The National Weather Ser;ice said an Intense low-pressuresystem carried dust all the way from Texas and Oklahoma to central and southern parts of Ohio during the morning and aftPrnoon Monday, reducing visibility to only a few miles In parts of the state. Aircraft puots reported the dust extending as high as 6,00J feet Into the atmosphere, the weather service said. .At 10 a.m., visibility at the Akron-Canton airport in northeast Ohio was reduced to thrre miles, with a brownish tinge to the sky. The weather service said the dust would leave surtaces such as cars and patio furniture coated with a thin layer of dust Sidney B. Durham, who had operated a Lorain grocery store. was killed Monday when a windwhipped tree scheduled to be cut down smashed into his automobile. Police said Durham was drl\1ng on South Main Street In Amherst when a 40-foot maple tree fell across the two-lane road about 9:).) a. m. The National Wpather Ser;lce said winds gusting up to more than 50 mph were being reported at the time. In Jackson County in southeast Ohio. the she riff's office blamed high winds for the death of St!"Ve Montgomery, a coal truck driver, Centenary in Gallia County. Offi. cia Is said Montgomery was making repairs beneath the truck when the power line fell and electrocuted hlm. By The ,\ ssocJa«!d Press Bad wmther in Ma rch cont ti buted to a shar p dip in the government 's gauge or fu tUIT' <'<'OnomJc activity, the RPagan administra tion sa ki. as pri,·a tP eeo nornist s sa w thE' first d('('linf' in 18 m onths signaling slower grov...1l'! bLJ t not a recesslon. "There \sn't any queslion the economy is slo\.\i.ng d 0\\'11 , bu t duction and employm ent over the WIND DEATII - Amhers, Ohio firemen remove the body of Sidney Durham, 82, from his auro after high winds blew over a dead tree on the Amherst man's auro Monday, killing hbn. TI1e death in that community west of Cleveland was one of two In Ohiio attributed ro the high wands that swept Into the state from the Great Plains. (AP La.""rphoro ). Mondale., Hart seek Tennesse votes WASHINGTON iAP J - The Rev. Jesse J ackson Is hea vily fa vored to notch his first Democratic p reslden · tial primary victory today in Washington, D.C. !"Ven as Wa lter F . Mondale and Gary Hart look to Tennessee for thE' resumption of their Jong-nmningfight fort he party nomination. Together, the two primaries account for 80 nat io nal conve ntion delpga tes - the begi nning of the second half of a nominating cam paign tha t has Ma nda te hoping to pad a commandin g delegate lea d and Hari pur-su ing a romt'back strategy , Western style . Hart and Monda le resumPd their heated rhetof1c on Monday. with Hari rais ing thf' Iran ian hos tag e louljers • Slide- To- The-Side To Reveal Controls Model FV21M2 • Throe Speods • High Efficiency .... • Ener~ Saver Swi1ch Available In 5,000, 10,000, 16,000, 20,000 B.T.U. SPRING SALE PRICED! knew him, wrote down the license of his vehicle and tipped off the Hamilton County Sheriff. According to Sheriff Allen, Ingles Is facing a bad check charge In Hamilton County and Is also wan ted in Jackson County. An attempt to extradite Ingles from West VIrginia failed last month alter a Mason County judge ruled that prosecutors failed to show Ingles was In Ohio at the time of the robbery . c ris is a nd Mondalp's term as vice p rl'sidPnt in a harsh new at tack . J ackson campa igned in Te nnes· see and made a brief pUgrlma ge to the Lorraine Mote l, where the Rev. Ma rlin Luther King Jr. was assassina ted in 1968. Jac kson, then a young King aide, was preSf'nl when the civil right s leade r wa s slain . Both Ma ndai<' a nd Hart etfec ti ve ly have conceded the District of Columbia primary to Jackson . a civ il tights leader who has run strongly earUer in t he y ear in cit it.•s with large black populations. Wa shington has a n estim a ted 70 percent black popula tion Maxine Isaacs. Mondale's press secreta ry, predicted on Mond ay: "J ackson will win . We hope to do re spc<"lfully well." The city has 15 dPlega tes a t stake. Ha rt, Mondale and J ackson a ll have campaigned ha rd in Te nnessee, where 65 de lega tes arP up for grabs in the prima ry. Seventeen local teenagers worked with officers of the Me igs County Juvenile Court and Jack McQuaid of the Ohio Department of Youth Services Saurday picking up Utter (approximately 250 bags) along a six mllestretchofthefourlane highway on U.S. Rt 3Jfrom the Meigs High School to Darwin, Carl Hysell, Meigs County Juvenile Officer reported. Utter was also picked up along the SR 7 Bypass from Meigs High Schooltocounty road fiv e at Bradbury as well as Highland Road from Veterans Memorial Hospital to the SR 7 Bypass. Thepurposeoftheclean up was to make communitlesawareof the highway Utter problem and to participate in Ohio Clean -Up Week . Hysell also reported that in the past, duting good wea thPr months. youth have been Involved in Utter pick up on major routes In the county. Workers usually consist of volunteers, youth working otf fines or ordered to do a number of hoursofcommunltyservlceafterhecomlng Involved In difficulties at home, school or community and having appeared In court. Earl F. Ingles, 38, Mason, wanted In connection with the robbery of the Tri-County Bank In Coolville, November 16, 1983 will be returned to Athens today to face charges. Athens County Sheriff Robert Allen reports Ingles was arrested Sunday at an apartment In Cincinnati, HamDtonCounty. Sheriff Allen saki that Ingles had apparently been llvlnglnHamDtonCounty,buthedld not know for how long. Ingles was spotted In a supermarket by a person who apparently W (-' a re still go ing to S('(' gains in economic gTO~A1 h , industrial pro- B ut even bt> fore the votC'S cast, Lhev . were turning rest of the year, " sa id R obet1 Wescot t of 'vVhat1on Economet r ics. The CommercE' Depa rtmen 1 said Monda y that the Index of Ll'ading Indicators fell 1.1 percent in March, e nding the longest string of ad•·an ces for the indPx since the e nd of World Wa r II . It was the fir st drop sineP a sm aU 0.1 JX-'f N?nt dee lin r in Augu st 19R2. Commetw Secrc laf)· Malcolm Ba ldrige sa id the decline was b~1 aggravated unusuall:'-· bad weather d uring March a nd that a l:x>ttf'r m easurP of 1he ('{'()nomy was the 0.5 percent avPragp incn'aSfl in the past six months. He sa id th is refl<'<'tPd the more mod erate growth expected in com ing m onths. Private ff'Qnomists ge n era l!~· agrt'<'d. i\ Sf'ries of repons indica ting much weaker business activi t\ during Marc h tipp<'d off economists to expect the d<'<'line. Hous ing cons truc t ion posted the steepest declinE' on n:lCo rd, unem ploy m ent fa iled to show improvement for the first t ime in sLx months and ret ail sa les w Prf' down sharply . In other PConomi c devf'lopmC'nl s Monda:--·: -Sa !PS Of Df'\A' singlp.. famil.\' hom es rell 4.9p!'tTPnt m Ma rch a ft er rising H JX'r('('ni in F'cb111 ar.·. the [)(:-pa r tmr nt s of lomnwrcP and Housing a nd L'rban i)(o•elopm• •nt said. wrrP their attrn1ion to sevC'ra l other statrs holding prlma r il'S a nd cauc uses over the nPlL 1 W('(-'k - and even Ha11 's aides w Prf' conceding he ne<c'ds a win or two to keep his challenge a live. Ha n was in Indiana. Ohio and Ma r; land todav before heading to Tex~s. Mondaie was stopping In Indiana and Ohio before hPading to Texas. while J ac kson was spending the day in Was hington Ingles arrested in Cincinnati • Patented Gibson Air Sweep • Adjustable Horizontal In other action, the board : - Authorized the d!"Ve lopment department to enter into a $252.<XXJ contract with Ohio Universit y and Diagnostic Hybtids, Inc., for a study in volving strPptococcl a nd he rpes viruses. -Released $1.8 million to the rtatura l resou rce's department for a m arina expansion a t the Mosqu ito Creek State P ark in Trum bull County. Weather causes • economic slowdown 250 bags of trash collected Save now on Air w ho have less serious mental problem s. Two deaths blallled on high winds ' son· ThP staff addillons are pari of an overa ll plan to Improve secutity a t Lucasville and to separate prisoners who are m en tally disturbed. About 70 Inmates with m ental proble ms will be transfern.:l to Lebanon, whe re the stale a lready has a un it for seriou sly disturbed prisoners. More than $221.00Jof the funds released Monday will be used to set up a unit at Lucasville to Isola te mma te> SEEKING TOBACCX) VOTE - Democratic presidential candidate Wallter Mondale carnpa~pm· tlom a FCX stnre in GreenvDie, N.C. , MondaJ'. Mondale CIJUried vCIWrs in one of the nation's largest robacco areas with a promise to pmectconunodlty programs. ( AP Laserphoto l . In Texas on Monday, Hart cited the Iran hostage crisis - when Mondale was vtce president - and the dea ths of U.S. troops in Ll'banon under the Reagan adminstration. a nd sa id a Reagan-Mandate r ace would be "a bleak choice between two tailed pasts." "We must not a ccept more of the same , more days of infamy or m ore days of shame," Hart said . Monda!!' responded by saying Ha rt 's remarks suggest "some despera lion." Seasona~y In A.d1usted f':•gure s Tho u sand ~ Sourc e U S Commerce NEW HOME SALES - This chart shows the nwnber of single-family homes sold from March 1983 through March 191\1. Sales dPcllned 4.9 percenmt in March, led by the 2Ll pen-ent decline in the South. tAP La..erphoto) . �. - ··--... - ..........._--·~ ..... -The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy--Middleport, Ohio Fifth inning rally gives Wildcats, 8-5 Commenta•-y · The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy , Ohio DEV<YrED TO TilE INTER~T OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA A~ ~m~ f"'T""'\.....,._~ I rT"EEI=I,::=ll ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFUCH Assistant Publlsht>r/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR . News Editor A MEMBER of The A.ssoclated Press, Inland Daily Press Association a nd the American Newspaper Publisher Association. LETI'ERS OF OPINION art> wel co med . The)' should be less than 300 words lonK . ,\111(.-ttt-no ar e !!iubjt>t•t lo editing and must be s igned wiCh na m e, address and lcl c phont' numh1•r . No un~lgned letter:!i wUI lw poblbhe-d. LeHen !!lhould be In KOod ta.o;t l', addt ~ slng Issues. not personalltlt'S. Unisex insurance._______J_a_m_es_J_.K_il_pa_t_ric_k Wi\SHINGI'ON - A year ago at this time the Idea of " unisex Insurance" was cruising through rongresslonal halls at Oank speed. Today the Idea lies dead In the water. All the steam has leaked out of a movement that once had llberals in both House and Senate au fired up. What happened to unisex? It flowxlered on reality. The story provides an lnteresllng Pxample of the polltlcal process In action . You w1ll recall that In June of 1982, lime ran out for ratification of the Equa l Rights Amendment. Even among the most sympathetic supporters of " women's tights," there was no enthusiasm for immediate ly reheating the hot five in a row. Hannan Trace moves potato, but the rules of polltlcs demanded a women's Issue. Unisex Insurance provided that Issue for the 1982 electons. As most persons are aware, a great deal of life Insurance, almost all automoblle Insurance and a considerable amount of health and hospltaUza ~ tion Insurance Is predicated upon considerations of sex. Woman as a group tend to llve longer than men; women are demonstrably safer drivers than men; only women get pregnant. As a consequence of these differences, premium rates historically have been calculated bY gender. In some fields , women pay more than men for comparable coverage. For automobile Insurance women pay much less. The Idea of a unisex Insurance bill In Congress was to prohibit Insurance companies trom using gender as a factor In their actuarial calcula· tions. Everybody would pay the same premiums; everybody would draw the same benefits. The Idea manifestly had much appeal to the more mWtiJ)t advocates ofwomen'sequallty. The 98th Congress had no sooner convened In January of 1983 than bUis sprang up to impose the unisex theory on all Insurance rates, and where possl · ble, to Impose equal benefits retroactively. On July 6, 1983, the movement picked up speed with a ·Heading for the worst trading year ever The modes t pay ra ises produced by labor negotia tions in the first three month' of this year reflect new pressures on unions tD hold down their demands. a nd will ease companies' need to raise prices, economists said. Meanwhile. private ana lysts said a new report of a record $10.3 billion · ti·ade deficit in March indicatro the country is headed for its worst trading year ever. Genera l Motors Corp. reported a record first -quarte r profit of$1.6 billion . That, combined with earlier reports from Ford Motor Co., Chrysler Corp. and American Motors Corp., put the earnings of the four U.S. ·based automake rs at $3.2 billion in the first three months of the year- more than half the record $6.1 billio n earned in all of 1983. But G M' s s tock fell 'Is tu close at 66 \12 on the New York Stock Exchange, where the Dow Jones a verage of 30 industrial stocks fell6.18 points Friday. The Do"' still managed a 10.99- point gain for the week, however, closing at t ,169.07. In Was hington. the Labor D<>pa rtment sa id some 322,(XX} union workers a veraged firs t.year pay raises of only 3 percent . The figures covered agreemen ts unions signed with management betweenJan . 1 and March 31, and the settle ments mcluded pacts which either cut or froze wages. Barry Boswmih of the Brookings Institution, a Washington think·tank, said. ··For over a dPCadr. the major unions jus t drove wages up way beyond reaso n rf'la tivc to the rest of the economy ... So, this couldn't go on forever. a nd !thi nk they finally r?ac hed the limit and the market forces are driv ing them back the other way: · The Commerce Department said t he trade deficit last month rose $200 mill ion over the February record of $10.1 billion. Donald Straszheim, vice pt"Ps ident of Wharton Econometrics. predicted that the trad!' deficits will rem ain " a major drag on the economy for the next 12 to 18 months." . [n other K'O nomit' development s: -Steel impori s flooded the U.S. market at their highest level for any quarter on record in the first three months of 1984, the American Iron and St('l h Ins titute sa id . The trade group said imports totaled 6,467,00! tons for the quarter. brPaking the previou s three·month record of 5,637,00! tons in th r t hird qua rter of 1981 . -Nearly 80 percent of AmPriran home loa ns written in the first three months of the year fcaturm adjustable rates of interest, the U.S. League of Savings Institutions said . The lPaguP sa id $1Jl billion in home loans were made in March. up 31 percent from February and breaking the March record of $10.1 billion set last year . Letters to the editor ·Hysteria not needed God saw• us from morall.Y bankrupt oppor tuniti s ts lik r .Jrny F alwrll Now hf>' s pxploiting tlw A.! D.S. h vs trrl a jus t like hr. has C'Xploit f'CI ot her Pmotional iss ues. ignorancp and prejudice hf' is a blf' to gt:>t himself publicity· and kf'f'p hi s toll -free linP busy. rai~ in g mi llions ol dollars. Fa lwpl l a nd hi-. mi snamf' d .. M oral Majnrit~·" twhic h is nPil hl' r l ha\'f' r1lwa.vs favorf'd disc rim i nation aga inst gn_vs tx'for'i'. hut now thry' h<wr thP A.! D.S h~·s tf'ria to usr to advocatP clos ing ~ay bu r s and as an excu.'iP to discriminatC' agJ inst us in j obs and B~ · p layin g on hous in g. While on!; 3.00'J people (ga:v s. Hatians. he mophrliars and Ol hC~rSI haw• ronlrnc tf'd thr dis- w r ath upon thr American Legion ? Is sicklr cell a nPmia God's punish- ment for being black'? Society would be justifiably outragPd at someo ne who " preachf'd" thE'st> thin gs . I3ut gay people are fair ga mr . ( Fall well reminds me of I he fundamr nt a lis I preachers 100 years ago who r ai led agains t the inven· l ion of lhr lightning rod. Having one. lhcv said. thwarted God's will tx>rausr " lighlning is God 's punlsh- me nt for si nnrrs_ · · 1 The A. l.D .S. problem is a very se rious one for those prople who havr lt. We s hould spare no expense to find a cure. But the last thing we need right now Is more hysteria crea ted by slick demagogues and prl'achers of hate llke Falwell to rasP. compan•d lo America' s rsri - sprvp lhf'ir matE<l gay population of 20 million. Falwe ll claims it 's ·'God 's j udge~ m E'nl upon thr homosC'xua !s ." Charl psz Ledere r P .O. Box #I Rock Island, I. 61201 1Form er ly of Pom<>ru yJ Wa s L C'gionna ire's Dist>asf' GOO's 0\ VT1 1 selfish ends. Candidate forum Wednesday Voting is certainl y a n opportun ~ it y, eveyune will agrC<'. but how many of us wi ll a ll ow a handful of others to c hoosP thl' names that will appear on the 1\ovember ballot ? It is encouraging to see so man y people int e res ted in their commun it y and , t hus , c hoosing to run for public office. All are probably good people. willing lo serve; however, there Is always that best ·person·for · th E>-job. The Blg Bend Clvitan Club is offering all Meigs Cou nt y voters the opportunity to meet a nd hear the candida tes In a forum to be held Today • In Wednesday, May 2 at 7 p.m. in the Middleport Masonic Temple basement meeting hall Candidates "ill be allowed three minutes to present qualifications and / or pl a tforms. l'ollowlng their presentation, citizens will be al lowed to ask questions . As a result of this meting, Clvltans hope that all of us will be better equipped to choosP the best person ~ for · the · job. Yonlece Mille r. President Blg Bend Cl,1tafi Club P .O. Box 388 Pomeroy, OH. 451<1769 history Today Is Tuesday, May 1, the 122nd day of 1!&. There are244days left in the year. Thought for Today: "The best way to get tidofyourdutles Is todl!;<'harge them."- John Ruskin, English ctitlc and writer (1819-1900) . Ei\ST MEIGS - Trailing 5-1 In the third lnnlng, the Hannan Trace Wildcats plated seven runs In the fifth inning tD score a dramatic B-2 · comeback victory over the Eastern Eagles, who previously had won Supreme Court decisiOn. The court ruled that employer-financed pension plans could not offer women slightly lower monthly retirement benefits on the premise that their payments would stretch out over a longer period of time. But at about this lime the Insurance Industry mounted a skWtully developed public relations campaign of Its own. The Industry produced witnesses armed with convincing data to show that whlle women might benefit abstractly or Ideologically from the unisex bills, they would pay for these Intangibles in cold cash. In the area of automobile insurance alone, equalization of rates could cost YOf!M women drivers as much a~ $W million a year. Industry wltnesses Insisted that dual premium schedules are based not on whim or prejudice, but on an imnnelse volume of statistical evidence. Almost as many women as man are licensed drivers, but consider: Male drivers have twice as many fatal accidents as female drivers; they have six tlmes as many major convictions, three limes as many speeding tickets and four times as many llcense suspen~ slons of revocations. True, males tend to drive more miles than females, but al every level of annual mileage, women are safer and more responsible drivers than men . Ergo, a baste llablllty policy that might cost $1,00J a year for a young woman costs $1,600 a year for a young man. Who wants to equalize? When these realities began to filter through political prisms, the picture changed dramatically. Carpetbagging doctors _ _ _ _J_ack_A_nd_ers_on WASHJNGTON - Doctors who lose their llcenses for professiortal misconduct in one state can resume practice in another and continue to ge t Medicare· Medlcald payments - thanks to a loophole In the laws governing these fed<>rally funded programs. If Ihe doctors' state licenses were lifted for misconduc t not related to Medica rE>- Medicald, the federal government is powerless to cut off their reimbursements under these programs when they practice medicine in other states. My assoc iate Tony Capacclo has le arned that Sen. John Heinz, R -Pa ., and !he lnspector~general for the Health and Human Services Depa rtment . Richard Kussrrow, are t rying Jo plug this loophole in the MedicarE>-Medicaid laws. The best evidence of these abuses is contained in a draft report by the Ge ne ral Accoun t ing Office. Thi s ta kes up the cases of 328 docto rs who los t the!r licensE's in Michigan. ~ore Ohio and Pennsylvania between 1977 and 1982 for offenses ranging from sexual assault to drug trafficking, malpractice, immoral conduct and alcohol abuse. But they didn't cheat on their MedicarE>-Medicaid claims, so 39 of them continued to be paid by the federal government when they hung out their s hingles In other statE's. While stressing that the accused doctors represent only a small percentage of the nation's physl~ clans, the GAO report warns: "We believe serious questions arise concerning the quality of care provided by such practitioners to patients ... " Senate files give these examples of the loophole at work: - Dr. Me hmet Kusun Kasal lost his Michigan license in 1980 for indiscriminate drug prescriptions, sexual harass me nt of a patient an a n employee. and failure to meet minimum medical standards. Ka - sal had a Florida license, and collected $9,236 in Medicare funds there for 1982-83. He also holds a West Vlrgtnla license. - Dr. Robert Frank Schmunk s urrendered hls Michigan license in 1976 after being cited by state authorities for periormlng sexual acts with patients. He moved to Wyoming, where between 1980 and last year he got $4,500 in MedicareMedicaid fees. Schmunk was also Indicted In a case lnvol,ing a patient's death, which was attributed to hls prescription practices. The case Is pending. - Dr. Timothy L. Stern, an anesthesiologist, surrendered his Michigan llcense In 19&1 and moved to New York after being cited for wtiting Improper presctiptlons. Six months later, New York authorities charged him with similar mlscon~ duct, yet he retained his license to practice there. Since hls arrival in New York, he has billed Medicare for $156,273 a nd received more than $90,00! of it . - Dr . Preston W. Ports' Michi · gan license w as revoked in 1978 when a state board found hlm mentally unfit to practice. He had rC<'elved $10,676 in Medicare· Medicaid funds for the previous three years. P orts moved to New York and drew $1,798 In federal funds from 1979 to 1982 beforl' s tate authorities finally llfted his license for gross Incompetence. - Dr. Albert Jack Berg's license as an osteopath was revoked by Michigan authorities In 19TI because he had misrepresented him ~ self as a doctor of medicine and had sold Improperly more than 8,200 tablets and capsules of controlled drugs. Aft er moving to Florida, Rerg collected $26,00) In MedicareMedicaid funds before the state lifted his license In 1980for failure to practice with "reasonable skill and safety." He may have received an additional $10,(XX} from Medicare during 1981 . tD 5-2 in the SVAC and 6-2 ove rall, while Eastern drops to 6-7 and 2~5ln the SVAC. Eastern looked tough In the opening rounds, seating one run In the first to tle the game at J.1 after Deke Barnes reached on an error, then brother Jeff Barnes doubled hlm home for a 1-0 Wlldcat lead. EHS fought back on a Royce Bissell walk, a stolen base and a Jim Newe ll si ngle. The Eagles took a 3-1 lead In the second when Troy Guthrie lined a s ingle, Mike Colllns reached on an error, Jim Weber reachE'd on <J fie lder's choice, and Jeff Bissell EAGLE SCORES - Troy Guthrie of the Eas~em Eagles crosses home plate Mond~ night during the Easlem-Hannan Trace game. The WDdcats plalm seven ftiM In the Mh Inning to defeat Easlem, 8-51n an SV AC contest. At right Is Wildcat catcher Gary Kirk. KC girls, boys post SVAC wins F or the first time in four varsity years In any sport, Kygl'r Creek defe ated Southern Monday night In girls competition. The tide was turned on the diamond as the Lady Bobcats came up with a blg fifth inning rally which provided a 16-12 victory at Cheshire. Cindy Swisher was the winning pitcher while Debbie Michaels took the loss. Amy Roush led the winners wi th a home run and four RBI's and Michele Reese had a bases loaded triple breaking the fifth inning t le; Vicky West and Swisher had two hits apiece. La t"Pn wolfe led Southern with three hit s in five trips. Sv.isher, in going the distance. fanned six and walked four. Michaels walked eight and fanned three. Me anwhile, in boys action, Coach Jake Bapst 's Bobcats continued to r oll toward an SVAC title with a 134 SY AC victory over Southern. Righthander Steve Waugh hurled a two- hitter and walked 7 enroute for the win . Barry Matthews led the Bobcat hitters with three s ingles; Garry Pennington had a double a nd sa crifice fly; designated hitter Brtan Wamsley slammed a two run Mother's Day Sale ttiple and a single and Larry Edge conttibuted a triple. Waugh recorded 10strikeouts. Getting Tornado hits were Tony Deem and Brian Allen. drove hlm home with a single. Th<> Eagles again plated a pair of runs In the third when senior Jlm Newell, who has collected eleven hits In hls las t 13 times at bat, drove a home run deep over the trees in left fi eld oft ·~ ·ld..:at starter Deke Ba rnes. T om Fv ·en followed up with a s ingle, s1ole second and came home on a Troy Guthrie triple, before J eff Barnes came on in relief to put out the fire , the score 5~ 1 . The Wildcats fought back with two in the fourth on a Dave Lockhart walk, a Gary Kirk double, an error , and a Phil Bailey single. Coach Brett Wilson's Wildcats pl at ed seven runs in the fifth frame knocklng the EHS strater out of the box. Deke Barnes started the rall y with a single, Jeff Barnes s ingled. Tragedy forces postponement NE:LSONYlLLio: - Trag edy forced postponement of both Meigs ~ Nelsonvlllle ~ York baseball and softball games scheduled at Meigs Monday. A member of the Buckeye baseball team, Patrtck Bookman, 16, was the victim of a suicide shooting at 1he residence of his parent.s In Nelsonville Saturda y. Bookman apparen t l y had wrecked his parents' car earlier Saturday evenin g. The Nelsonville junior, who als o was a member of the Buckeye football team, re~ turned to his hom e where the self~lnfli c ted fatal gunshot took pla ce. The Nelsonville ·York High School prom had been held th at evening. Not only "111 they find a much broade r conflict than they dreamed but they will find that President Ronald Reagan has made an end run around thei r resolutions passed In both Houses of Congress just before they left for their Easter holiday. He has decided to !lnance his Central American ventures "i th Pentagon funds and to hell "1th Congress. It was with just such highhanded disregard of his mil · ltary advisors that he prevalled on Congress to agree to finance the Lebanon defeat. Now he has thrown down the gauntlet to Congress , an ac tion that promises a long, toug h year ahead for everyone. Even If President Reagan does wln reelec · tlon this fall, the honeymoon with Congress Is over. He may win, which seems Increas ingly doubtful , but his buddies In the Senate lac k the same television chann and luster which has carried him this high In politics . Since the members of the House of Representatives and the Senate have been out of town, we have learned the CIA has directed and financed raids against the seaport town of Sandlno Qn Sept. 8 and Cortnto Oct. 10. In the Puerto Sandlno raid, made from a CIA mother ship off the coast and paid tor and directed by the CIA, oll storage and plpellne facilities belonging to Nicaragua were des- troyed . In the Corinlo raid the same methods were used and almost four million gallons of fuel were des· troyed . The raids were carried out by Nicaraguan insurgents in the pay of the CIA . The Corinto raid caused wide damage and forced the evacuation of the city of 20,00!. This information was made public April 18 by the Associated Press who credited sources who spoke on conditions they not be ldenllfled. Like the seapot1 raids, the mines which were planted by Nicaraguan Insurgents working from a CIA mother ship, operating with speed· boats and mines furnished by the Agency . Just before Congress adjourne d, Barry Goldwater, Chairman of the Senate Intelll· gence Committee, wrote CIA Dlrec· tor Willia m Casey asking, "What the hell is going on?" Now he knows but not through a ny answers furnished by Casey, President Reagan or any of the admlnlstratlon blg shots. Senator Goldwater called It "an act of war" and VIce Chairman Daniel Moynihan ot New York resigned hls post In protest to the harbor mlnlng. It you thought the mlnlng alone had the Senators stirred up, walt and hear the outcry these new revelations will make. In anyone's book, these actions a responsible agency of the United States government Is definitely an act of war. That It was done by a poweriul country against a tiny one makes It all the more responsible. It was not the Intention of our founding fathers to ram our way of government down anyone's throat. They had expetienced a belly full of that by the English Monarchy before the Revolutionary War. Just because we don't approve of the government of another country, It Is the height of arrogance ID think we can change them by fear or Intimidation. When any nation wants democracy enough, the people will see that they get lt. Our ancestors proved that 200 years ago. They Intended for us to teach by example. not by adopting the tacllcs of those whose govern~ ments we profess to loathe . It you wlll remember, the president dld not sign the order authotizlng the harbor mlnlng until February and members of Congress were not notified untll much later. Casey said they were notified but later news quoted a high official of the CIA as saying that the notification was delayed. In fact, the whole mattt>r has been so confused by claims and counter · claims that no one knows what really happened. There is evidently no docume nted evidence of any authorization by anyone as far back as September. It Is hig hly unlikely that Casey would take such a heavy responstblllty on hls own shoulders. He must have had at least the oral consent of the president. The final responsibility is the president's alone! 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Age ncy has been conducting a .sec ret, unauthorized war with Nicaragua for over ha lf a year. Whe n they left, they were visibly upset because they thought the CIA was only planting mines in Nlcara ~ guan ha rbors. Now eve rything wlll hit the fan~ Billy Swain singled, Alan Bailey doubled, Gary Kirk doubled, whfie Rob Brumfield and P . Bailey each walked. Three Eastern errors w ere sandwiched between the Wildcat hitting, the score now 10.5. Senior second basement Tim Probert led off the sixth inning with a double, then scored on a Larry Cowdery single , but Barnes settled down to put on the c lamps on the Eagle hitting. A Daw Lockhart double a nd three walks added a nother run for the winners before Weber came on tu finish the game. J eff Barnes picked up the win in reli ef of brother Deke, while Terry Cline grbbecl the save. Tha t trio combined for seve n strikeouts, one walk, and gave up 11 hits. 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During a league e ncounter with North Ga illa, Eastern led H going Into the last inning, but the Lady Pirates came back to take an R-7 win on lour straight walks and a triple by White that e nded the game. Michelle Geor ge had two singles, White a triple, and Luckadoa single for the winners. Eastern pounded eight hits led by the hard-hitting of Lea Ann Ga ul who had a single and a triple, Kim Dent a nd Angie Spencer had two singles, Lesa Rucker a single and Tonya Savoy a single. Lori Ritchie s uffered the loss, gi'ing up ~ hits, seven walks and striking out three. White started lor Nort h Gallia, however, Higley picked up the win In relief as the duo combined for 5walks, one strikeout, and allowed 8 hi ts. !l iSPS IU--960) :\ Hl\'ls lon {) I Multimedia, In{' . ~tl'mbt•r : Boys Reserve Game Federal Hocking's r eserve base-ball team defeated Eatern's r eserves 9-7 here recently in a non-league junior varisty contest. 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At some you will find most unusual buys, but at all you will find happy buyers and sellers daily. Today, see what unusual and unused Items you have around the house, attic, garage, etc. Tomorrow, have a yard sale! (\' t\rd I~ Sa le !-~ must be paid In advanl·e) 03 APR '7Q 15 WORDS 3 DAYS s4.00 DOLLARS THE DAILY SENTINEL Pomen~y---Middleport, Ohio The Doily Sentinel EHS girls split two games; JV boys lose to Lancers Fernando Valenzuela pitc hed a four-hitter and struck out a season · high 10 batters as the Dodgers sent San Francisco reeling to a clul>record tying eighth straight loss. v aJemuela now has an NL-Ieadlng 38 sU1keouts this season. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE n ~o.mth I'OI.lJld.s thtw tnrough s1x . from whi<:h _;sru tt> personnt>l execum·es can c'J.l! :<.'IT'O" real pnzes. A :<..'\( Jl. ";~i.ast?rs. "'1t.l-t rruddle-- round ~"'(f'!'.~:..L. :-..1,~ ;:>U: .lS~ l"STI.. :t!e!"S _: :--.c~ ·-=-=----:· '"" -~ ~ ptckcd hlgi': d"..C'~ tJ:• -_-£ \TI_ ~C ~ e'llo"'('!l. m.Jn:- rn.t.J~'- Et..t .as ".!"".e c:.-~ ?""£5 :c. -i.r.C ·:..e.- :--:- ::~~ -,._. ·:e.- ~. :.:. eight Innings, walked Tim Raines. Andre Dawson and Gary Carter with two out before facing Wallach. Wallach's single Ignited a threerun ninth Inning. Derrel Thomas hit a two-run Uiple, then scored on a throwing error by Philadelphia second baseman Juan Samuel . Phlladelphia, which has lost three In a row, scored both Its runs ln the bottomofthenlnthoffReardon, whO loaded the bases on an error by second baseman Doug .Flynn and two walks before yteldlng a two· run single to Von Hayes. In the rest of Monday night's abbreviated National League schedule, Los Angeles shut out San Francisco 1.0 and St. Louis downed Pittsburgh 5-3. Sun. 1 to 5 Subsc rlbns not dPsirlng !o pa:-.· thf'car rlf'r m a~ rf'ml! In adva ncf' dirE'<"! to Tht• D.-1il\ ~·n1i1wl on 1. 6 or 12 munth basb C'1·Pdtt wil l bt'~hf'nrarriert>ach NFL draft scheduled today trams al"(' looking fur pla~ ·e r ~ Lht·~ ca n OOth draft rmd s ign with d wa r:.· cy·c on agtmt s who m ay bc rPJ d~ to By JOHN NEIMN AP Spons Wrller It might notlast,soTim Wallach is going to enjoy It whlle It does. With a single and a two-run double Monday night In Montreal's 5-2 v1ctory over Phlladelphla, Wallach now has gone 8-for-11 with ftve RBI In three games against the Phlllles. His latest assault against Phlla· delphia came against one of their best, Steve Carlton, who Is 1-1 this season and has falled In ftvestralght starting assignments to wtn his second game. Wa llach, the Expos third baseman, normally Is a slow starter, but he's hitting .326 sofarthlssea.son.He says he got some help from MontN'al batting Inst ruc tor Billy D<'Mars " to correct some flaws that I had." Montreal got 7 1-3 strong innings from Andy McGaffigan, ln only his =nd stat1 of the season. McGaffl· gan gav<' up three hits before leavlng In tile eighth , and Gary Lucas and Jeff Reardon ftnlshed up. Wallach drove In Montreal's first two runs with a bases-loaded double with two out In the rourtll lnnlng. Carlton, who gave up lour hits In s-t"'('tional championship. which g.:tin the crown. NF.W YO RK 1."-P1 - :"ationa l Football LPa;.'U<' tt•ams that like to talk about drafting thP best a\·aila · blc athiPt P an •adding a nother "·ord ro thJl dt."StTipl ion thb \Par - "thP bPs! a\ ailable s ignable athlete." With the Umted Sw tes Football League havtng already signed up a bout a third of the top 100 players available ln today's 'IFLdraft . '-IFL Tuwday, May 1, 1984 Wallach leads Expos' victory GIRLS CLASS AA SECTIONAL L MEIGS Tuesdcly, f./Gy 1, 1984 IE~~ and Doug Beaver. Starker Pat Glllian and Tim Creeger combined for seven strikeouts, 8 walks and 7 SALE PRICES GOOD THRU 1/l/84 WilLE SUPPLIES UST! §>()~ ~ SHOP YOUR SUNDRY STORE FOR A LARGE SELECTION OF GRADUATION AND MOTHER'S DAY CARDS 5uPc . FREE SCOUIDREL RED LIPSTICK I IAIL EIAIEL BIG 100 PAGE PHOTO ALBUM WITH PUI1CHASE Of .& fOR MOM'S FAVORITE PICTURES! oz. SCOUIDREL SPRAY $14 YILUE OILY! A $25.00 499 VALUE 99 WITH COUPON ONLY! WITH COUPON WINDMERE IBRACURL DIBRI MDT CIILI. IIISI WIRETIICTIILE IIISniS OUR REI. 12" OUR SALE 10" .FR'S. REiln 1" AFTER REBATE \)"\)'399 "".7!~.,. ~"2 9~m~ffl' :::----.... •P~ont Bool Koldlr •Cork Mewrt Board •CIIendar •Note Pad •Pen / Pencil Tray •Phone ltnt TURBO 1200 •StJiina Maule •Built IR S,leiJ Cont1~s Dearest M ot her . the best mother ever I I I LoveTo You . Hap py Mothe r 's I o~v I I Ke;th r--------~ J : • ••• TRAC II ADMISSION EVE"Rf TUESDAY $ 200 • 2 SpHdl, 2 Hut Stttinp Mother' s Day Than~ you for ever yt hi ng . Love Amv MR . COFFEE® MEANS COFFEE . . . COFFEE MAKER •Ill CU P ~ •AUTOMATICAll'f' SWITCHES FROM BitEWING TO WAIIIIIJIIG • WARMER PlATE lEI. Z&" 011 SIU 21" AFTER REBATE ONLY! IFI'S. IIEI&rE I" am1 lll&rE WITH COUPON fiLTERS ALSO AVAtlABLE 1 LIMIT I EXPIRES 517184 VALUABLE SUNDRY COUPON NOllEMA SHAVE CREAM 19 0Nll'l T~URSCAY: • : • •0 0 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. _ _ 59 WITH COUPOR . -························· • r-----------------------------------------------, · • I: • • 1: : · I : ; 5. 9. 13. : 2._ _ 6. 10. 14. I 3, _ _ 7. 11. 15. ~~ 4. 8. 12. 16. 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Ro· bert Bickley si n gled, Kappel s ingled and Brogan si ngled . SUPER SU DRY OTHER'S AY SPECIALS!! ~ ~0 a gfl.>at game, however, errors Think of how delighted Mom will be to see Her Gift Ad in The Sunday Times-Sentinel On Mother's Day, May 13th Beaver a single , and Edwards a single. For the winners Rick Russell walks, Tracy Taylor a home run and two walks , Greg Leachman a single, Ed Collins a double, Doug hits . Eastern hitters were Jimmy Caldwell with two singles and two V' HAW IIIII TROPIC OIL aoz. w vALUE v- AFFIRin SHAMPOO 1 oz. too VALUE .... . v- L0¥111 CARE HIIRCOLOR 4mWIE ..... . V' BRECK HIIRSPRIY ' oz. Ul VALUE .. ,.... DilL SOLID AITIPIIIPIUIT 2oz.. UUWIL . ONLYI2II ..ONLYI 1•• .... ONLYt2l'f ... ONLY! .. ... 141 ONLYI1 41 V' LISOL SPRAY 918 OU.59 VALUE ,.., suss PLUS 32 oz. REF1lll.75 VALUE ,.., GILLmE FDAIY GEL 1 oz. vs VALUE ,.., SHOUT 22 oz. LIQUID 2.66 YQ.U[ j / IIACII IOO's 5.59 VWI£ . . ONLY! 2.. ONLY!ggc ONLY! 1" ONLY! 171 . ONLY! 211 I I I �I, 1984 Future Famters are honored at annual banquet held recently The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Tuesday, lk6y 1, 1984 Page 6 Andy Rose was presentro the Star • Teen Institute presents program at recent meettng A program on drug and a lcohol abuSf' was pr<>Sen ted by six Meigs High School students active in the American Teenage Institute on Drug and Alcohol Abuse at the recent meeting of the American Legion Auxiliary , Drew Webste r Post 39, Pom eroy, a t the hall. Linda Powell , c hildren and youth c hairman, int roduced the s tudents who talked a bout their interest in h!'lping the ir peers deal wit h situations a risin g w hen a pan?nt or an:v·one else they k.nO\\.' well is an a bu ser of a cont rolled substanc!'. Youionda Meadows and Sally Radford reported on the recent Teenage Institute whic h they a tte nded along with 'n other Meigs High School students. They were joined by Larl}' Parsons , Rachel Ste!'le, Darcy Hysell and Kevin Meadows lor a skit deple ting the support ing or cover -up struc ture in a typical family with an alcohollc. The s kit showed how outside help is som e times needed to break the cycle of hopelessness that goes on in t he fa mily so that the abuser can be cured. J eanie Taylor is the faculty advisor for the group and others active are Carl Hysell, county juvenile oftlcer, and Doug Althlzer, drug abuse counselor, Athens . Anyone Interested in learning more about the program or lor referral to other persons or agencies for spectnc needs was lnvitro to contact the local teen group. A. token o! a ppreciation was presented to the teenagers. 'The Amdllary's forelgn relations project, to dig a well for the Nuestros Pequenos Hermanos Orphange In Mexico was described by Peggy Harris, foreign relations chalrman . She described the orphanage as unique in that It provides a home, school and famlly life lor homeless, abandoned child· ren. They a re not separa ted from brothers and sisters thereby preserving the family unit. Food is grown on the 150 acres which the c hlldren help culttva le, and If the crops a re good the surplus Is sold. Drought Is a major problem and Irrigation of the land is nel'ded. Mrs. Harris said that It ls estimatro that a well to mret the needs of the school, home and faim woold cost $90,(XX). The unit votro to send a donation to the well fund _ The Junior Auxiliary has already contributed. Ellen Rought presided at the meeting with delegati'S to the Department o! Ohio convention In Dayton being selected. They are Catherine Welsh, Mrs. Rought, Loretta Tiemeyer, and Mal}' Mar· tin. Alte rnates are Veda Davis, Pearl Knapp, Iv a Powell, and Rhoda Hackett. New officers wlll he elected at the May mreting. Geri Hamilton, poppy chalmlan, announced that poppi!'S will be offered to the pubtic in Pomeroy on May 24, 25 and 26. The post wlll hold Memorial Day services on May '/8 with a luncheOn lor lhoSe taking part In the ceremonies to he served at noon at the post home by the Auxiliary. Iva Powell was named luncheon chalmlan . vroa Davis, Junior activities chalmlan, reported on the recent district conferenC!' held in Pomeroy . Laney Hankla was elected new Eighth District junior president. Members of the local junior unit will attend the state ronferenC!' in Colwnbus this weekend. Jutia Hysell and Pearl Knapp served refreshments. Plays set 1\n evening of theatre will be presentro at Meigs High School May 4, under the direction of Cella McCoy . Taking part in "Turkeys Waiting to be Pluckro" , "Two Bot til'S of Relish" and "Crosspatch" will be members of the senior class. Admission is $2 foir adults and $1 for students. Curtain time is 8 p.m . CCL to meet in Meigs GOING OVER PROGRAM - Shown going over the play "Crosspatch, " are Cathy Dean, left, and Cetia McCoy, director. The play will be presented at 1\leigs High Sc hool Friday, 8 p.m. Calendar POMEROY - Womens' Assoctation of Jaymar Golf Course will ha\'£' its orga niza tional m w tmg TuC'Srla)' at 111 <1.m . a t the golf COUN' POMERO\' - ThP J a1mar M!'ns' Crl.ll f LE•agues wtll pial the fir st W(~'k in Ma_\· TuPsda\' Evening LeaguP on Tucsdct_\' a nrl W('(inC'sda_\· F.vf'ning LC'aguf' on Wronesdav. Those wish ing to play in ei ther leaguea rcak.Sf'd to ca ll the c lub a nd sign up immf'diatclv. LEBANO!'i - LcbJnon T ownship T nJ stC'f's will mc'f'1 TuPSday <JI I p .m . at thP 1 0\\11~ hipg;..~rage . 1-'LATWOODS- Sunrl'< · (;ospd Singer~ \,·ill t.x' dt t h(' Lnitcd act plays will be presented May 4, at the high school under the direction of Cella McCoy. Curtain time Is 8 p.m. Absent were Laura Horsley and Jeff GUkey. WEDNESDAY TUESDAY Flat"wcls TURKEY PWCKING - Taking part In ''Turkeys Walling to he Plucked" will he Melr:; High Seniors, from left, Scott Hysell, l;ynn Epple, sealed, Shawn Eads, Mille Kennedy and Jeannie Welsh. Three one P OMEROY Pomeroy Lodge 164 will honor all widows of master m asons a t the Pome-rov Masonic Temple Wednesday Dinne r a t 6 p.m . \\ith .J a m es S. Buchanan, KYCH as gues t s peaker. All 20 year and senior citizen members will be rC'Cognized . A1 widows. masons \oca tPd on cou ntr· road :lti. onf' mile north of F ivl' Points. S\ TTO!': TOW;\SHIP- T rustees mf'<'ting ot R p .m . Tuesday at S1 mcuSI' Muncipa l Building. OAPSE 7 ..10 p.m. MIDDLE PORT - The Mid· dl!'pOI1 Liter al}' Club will m el'! at2 p.m. Wedn!'Sday at the home of Mrs. Richard Owe n. Mrs. Evcrf'tt Hayes will review · ·can~ did" bo,; Boltaire. Members arc to respond to roll call with a spring verse. Officers were elected when Meigs Chapter 17, Ohio Association of Public School Employes, met at the Me igs Junior High SchooL Electro for the 1931-85 year were J e an ' Wood , president: Lloyd Haggy, viC!' president; Cheryl Bailey, secretary, and Lois Wyant, tn"asurer . The group will be installed a t the Ma y 22me!'t lng to be held at 7: 30p.m. at the junior high schooL Members votro to adopt a revised loca l chapt!'r constitution and by-law s a nd a door prize was won by Faye Manley. A door pri?.e will also he awarded at the May 22 mel'ting and refreshments will be served . THURSDAY POME ROY - Me igs Count y Food Coop orders will be tak!'n Thursday a fternoon at the Senior Citizens Center. 1 to 3 p.m . Of'li very will be on May 10, not May 17 as was indicatro on the produC!' sac k enclosures of last week. Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jenkins of Rutland, are anpouncing the birth of a son, Gabriel Stephen We ber Jenkins, born on April 11 at the Hoi2er M!'dlcal Center. The Infant weighed seven pounds, four ounces. Maternal grandparents are Margaret Weber, Rutland, and the late Vernon Weber, and the pate rnal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, Porismouth, rrnd Mr. and Mrs. Earl Robinson. Gallipolis. Great -grandparents are Marjorie Milhoan, Pomeroy Health Care Center, and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Chase, Middleport. Committe meeting held Knight birthday Jason Neal Knight A spring camporep was planned for this Wel'kend at 0 .0 . Mclntyr<' P a rk, Gallipolis when the commit tee of Boy Scout Troop 240 Rutla nd ml't at th!' Eli Denison Post, Aml'rican Legion recently . Other activities planned include a bake sale and pottro plant sa le on May 3 and a "rent a scout" we!'k the second week in May with the earnings to go tothetrooptn"asurer to be used for summer camp fel'sat Camp Arrowhead . Cost for each boy togotocampfor one We!'k will be $60. At present, 12 scours are Legion registered attend the thl' camp. The Postto sponsors ;:;ka:'!;;lVidesamectmgptace p m . TuP~ <:I\' Md.~onw J1 POM [ROY Pom l' roy Chapter l ffi. Orck•r of the Easte rn Star. will m<'<'l a t 7:4:"> p. m Tu~a y a 1 the Pomeroy Mason ic Tf'mplc. HEMLOCK - Me igs county Pomona Grange meeting 8 p.m . Friday a t Hemlock Grange Hall wi th Na tiona l Grange Sewing Cont est to be judged and Hem · lock Grove Grange to be hos ts. RELISIDNG THE ntOUGHT - "Two Bottles of Relish" Is one ofthreeoneact plays will be presented at Meigs IUgh School May 4, at 8 p.m . under the direction Happenings POMEROY 'Let's &> \IP ighbor 's Su nd ay" will lx• observed Sunday " I tht• Bra dhury Church of Christ. Sundav school wi ll ix' he ld at 9:30 a .n;_ and worship servic<•a !IO .'lOa.rn. followed by a potluck d inner with thl' food to be furnished by th<' church m!'mbers . Yard sale POMEROY - The ladies a uxiliary of the FOE 2171 will hold a yard sale Tue sday, May 1, through May 3, from 9 a. m . until 3 p.m. at the Beacon Sta tion In Pomeroy. Fish fry <., POMEROY The ladles auxUiary of the FOE 2171 will hold a fish fry Friday, May 4, from 6 p.m . to 8 p.m . for members and famJIIl's only. THE CANDIDATES J a son Neal!' Knight cel!'bra ted his first birthday with a Smur! theme party hosted by his parent s , N!'ale a nd Ke lli!' Knight at the ir home. A gam!' wa s pla yed with a prizE> MASONIC TEMPLE going to J.R. Barnett. Treat ba gs MIDDLEPORT wer e given to a ll the c hldren . Cake and ask questions and iC!' c ream were served to Jan so you can vote wisely on J enkins, Gerrl and Jessica HamUMay 8th. ton, Stephannie and J.R. Barne tt, Angela and Ma 11 SeUers, E ll!'n IS••onsou,d By Rought, Maria Waldnig, Fra nk a nd St!'V!' Martin . Sending gifts we re • BIG Mal}' Nesselroad , Linda Watson, Ma rgo Mart in , and Cindy Parks. WEDNESDAY MAY 2-7:00 P.M. BEND fr;;;;;;~::~~~~~~~~~;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ COMING TOMORROW NIGHT MAY 2, 1984 Will honor all widows of Master Masons at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. DINNER at 6:00 P.M. ., With James S. Buchanan K.Y.C.H. Quest Spea~er All 20 year and Senior Citizen members to be recognized . All Wtdows. Masons and Wives invited . Meigs County honor rolls _ __ Fra tu red a t 9 p.m . will be a ba nd. The 9 p.m . event is open to th<' public. Church sale POMFROY - The Sacred HPart Church. 152 Mulberry Ave . Pomeroy. wlll have a ga r• _;e sale Wedn!'Sday and Thursday. 9 a.m . to 4 p.m . in the c hurch basement. Item s for sale wi ll include clothes, glassware. sm all appliances. Input needed POME ROY F ede rally funded special education projects for the 1984-&1 school year a r!' currently being written by Joyce Thoren, R.N., Southern Local School District. Residents desiring to have Input into selection for expenditures of the federa l monies are askro to contact Mrs. Thoren before May 15. Tlw nrt h siX wE"f'ks gradinl': pt>riOO honor roll of l h£> PomProy EIPmf'ntary School has b(>(•n announced. M akin R a grad<' of B or otovr ln all their subj('('ts to tr namro to thf' roll wrrf' Gmde onP- Sarah Anderson , Jem:1. C'.mk &>nny E wln J.i, Jerffi Hill, Reggie Pratt. .los hua WK'kly .Tulle Voun~. A. my Durst StaCl'y Staats. Us a Tatter son . Opal Whltla r h. Davi d F'ctty, l)('fllse HayPS, &>rena Mon' L~. .J aso n Taylor , Re bf>cca D iles, T ra vb Dr<'nrwr, T ar a Erwin, Emllv Joh n..vm, Todd Mi tc h, C. J . StOTK' , J adyn sWartz G rad£~ two- TraCf'y Ft!(', Je remy Gr1 m, AndTPa D illa rd , Christy Ha w k1ns , Ste phanie Sf't> . Brad And"rson. T'renton O e la nd . Daniell£' Crow. J. P. Da vis, Jl:'ff Tn te-.:•y . C. rad€> lftr'ee - Stephanie Pricf>, Debblf' Alklre, J amie Rl~s. Nathan Brown . Leanna Cundl!f . Buddy Rous h. Rusty Trtplcn , Katrina Turner. Kandl Bachtel, Kelly Doidge , Chrtstln Buzzard, Rodney Cornell, A.mtx>r Da vis, Lee Henderson. Megan Banels. Kt>vl n L.am ben. Mlssy Mayna rd. Tammy Queen. VIcki Wa rner , Sonja Stanley, Shane Weekly, Jennifer Barnhar1 . Grade four - Joey Mc E~ . Rachael RouRh. K eith Smith, Barbie Anderson, Micah Bunch, Melinda DaUey, Julianne Bur k, Je remy Heck, Ktmbert y Hurton, Stephank> Hagszy. J ohn Harrl!'iOn. Melissa Neutzllng, Jonathan Sargt>nt . G rade fl ~- Kim E Y.1.n2 , Er1c H('('k, Kelly Johnvm. Sl acey Shank , Chase Oeland. Sha ne Phillip!!. Tony a Shelton, Michael Van Mf'ter . Jason Wrtght . Grafll!' six - Cary Betzlng. Becky Pearson. Jerutilf1' Buck, Greta Riffle, J oey Roush. Darlt>ne See, Tommy Werry, T ara Wolle , Na ncy Baker. Cnrts A.lklre. J ohn Anderson, 1'r1na Bachtel, Hank Cleland, Kenda IQoes, Jf'nnUer Newman. Shelly Trlplett , Missy Krlste>rl \-\'('('klv O.H·. Primarv- L"llrls LanP D H. l n t l'mlf..:li r~t P- fiogcr P artlow . ' Jllt·· fifth <; \ )( wf'f'ks grading period honor noll of thf' llulland Elt>ment<:Jry Sc hool has tt~·n announcro . Making a g-r adf' or B or ahcl\'1' In all 1h0lr subjP<.' fs to IJI.• nan!Kito lhf' roll wf'rf' c·-adf• orw - J pnnlff'r Dallf'y. Br1 d~rt Oil \"I!>. . P hilli p Edrnonds. T aru Fowler. Tr avis r. ratf'. Royden Haw ki ns, l\1f'Ussa Kingery. L.ort McGhe<', Shl•rrl Ramsbur_'l. CY nthia Roush, Ray Rus.wll , MlchPlll' Ward , To nya Will, Car r\t> Willia m s. Grade two - Ann e Olshop. l.oni Bumem . Me lea h Durha m. Arnie Ell iott . .Jason Evans, F rNI£'rle k, Jason Ha n , Rachf:>l Hy<;~• ll . Honnl t• H ySf>!l . Missy Jpff£' rs, AlmE"P 1 £ ml ~y , C1 ndy Mer.~ IN'. Jason Miller , Bobby M o:xh spd u~ h . Joy 0 Drl m. Scott Pet£'rson. Grade th r~ - Jennifl'r Cha st('('n, Kim Conlin. Melissa Durham , Rusty Ed monds. .Jod ;.• Fowlpr , Mellsa Sisson, Sht.•ryl Thomas. Ruth Will. Hol ly Williams r.ra(}(o four - Am y HPralrl . Tammy ~llll' r . K(' vln Mu sser. Miranda Nicholson, J ason Rfo~: n olds .• John Rose, Philip SmJth, JavTTl{' Till is, Marjorlta Tromm . Gr ade tlve - A. n~ l e F. IUot, J ohn Eva ns Carolyn Fl tc hpat r iek . [)(>rek Mill er, St~ phanle Wa lk('r C ra df' six- Lea h Da niels, Usa Darst. Bil ly Ooczt Kim E bl in. I.Re'a J ohnson. Tf'f'ra Schoonover, Nat ai\C' Trom m, E r1e Wa lk£'r M\kf' Wa lls. ' Pr1m. DH - J oshua Dunkle. .--------------------------___.j E-ELECT Dr. R. R. Pickens FOR MEIGS COUNTY CORONER BLADE CUT CHUCK ROAST 99¢ GROUND BEEF U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF SHORT RIBS ................... 99<t BULK WIENERS ......... 99¢ lB . SUPERIOR CHUNK BOLOGNA ... 99<I lB. HOMEMADE HAM SALAD ............. 99<I lB . EXTRA LEAN - STORE MADE s)rusAGE 99¢ lB. rJ I lhw w.mt cJ!t't:: tntntn~t th:u nx.•ans a better ~h &1111 setll fer lllt.'r:lturt tlke .l( llun DR. PEPPER REG. PAPER & SUGAR FREE NORTHERN ¢ ROLL TOWELS 99¢ RUTLA-ND .FURNITURE COMPANY WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND THRU SATURDAY, MAY 5TH RUTLAND FURNITURE'S TENT SALE WAS AHUGE SUCCESS LAST SEPTEMBER. THE BIG TOP RETURNS WITH EVEN BIGGER & BETTER SAVINGS UNDER THE TENT AND THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE AND FURNITURE ANNEXES. Business Colle&el IGalhpohs 629 Jock&on Pille ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WILL BE HELD BACK! 9 A.M.-??? E\t":"d tl ~1\'"JI ~~ . . . up -:tnd 41ft' lllt·R....ih....lll ilt"l\ ohlt(atKll1k"'Xl"t1)( ;)t l t• II U\II'("Ii l -----CALL 992·7644 Glllipolla, OH. US3t J WALDORF PAPER TISSUES TOWELS JUMBO ROLL 4 PACK 99¢ 49¢ FRENCH'S STOKH Y MUSTARD CATSUP 79¢ & Fudge 32 SHASTA Canned Pop 5 FLAVORS 99¢ oz. BODLE 4cANj$} QQ FRESH PRODUCE VALLEY BELL IDAHO PO ATO ES 2% 10 LB. MILK CICLES KENNEBEC-PONTIAC SEED 12 PACK Cabbage ------:---------~ BLE •DCJVIJLE •--· .DOVIIU ·BOO COf!PON SAVIN6S Double the value of manufacturers' cents off coupons up to 49 1 in face value. SAVE DOUBlE $$ AT C.K. SUPERMARKET GALLON 50 LB. Plants ooz. $1 29 EFFECTIVE SUN., MAY 6TH •Redeem your manufacturers money-saving coupons at C.K ·sand re ceive double the value when you purchase the 1pecified item . One cou pon P" ttem . No exptred coupon• accepted . Double redemption off does not apply to " free Merchandise ··. coupons or coupons over 49• r~ lace value: No cash refunds when Double Coupon1 value .. ceed s price of ttem . Cigarettes and certain othet items are excluded by law T · _ me product to all our cu1tomers. we m limitmg our "Double Cou~d~.. offer to one tar of ln1tant Coffee and one can of Ground Coffee 0 shopping. Double Coupon offer good Sunday , May 198/r 6th~ """ '"S'lfP'fR.., ., .. . L $1 69 BLUE RIBBON TRASH BAGS IOCOUNT 30 GAL. SIZE TISSUE 6 PACK GLAD SHEER STRENGTH Popcicles I I ,tr\\\~t'rt\l I I L'\'.dwtcmurdll liCl'\Jlldnukr I I ukt.·n!~nm~ lx·m~ I I I I I IM~ :J dccL~K M\ 8 PACK 16 oz. GALA 28 OZ. Crt.."'! \l lllf 4UL'\I Ill1l.'\ $1.49 R.C.-Diet Rite POTATOES CUPTHIS COUPON. ------.., lB. SUPERIOR JAR BIG TOP LB. U.S.D.A. EXTRA LEAN MEETING AT 7:30P.M. of Celia McC..y. Taking part will be, from left, Vaughan Spencer, J enny Meadows 11nd Chris Burdetle. Absent was Chel}'l Riffle. . Special service VOTERS HEAR fRIDAY Pom0roy Ti 'Ill!Jh'. !erred the honorary Chapter Farmer award to M-G-M F arm Enterprises whic h was represent I'd by Lawrence Bush and to Gal}' Norris o! Racine Home Nationa l Bank. Randy Armes Introduced the guest speaker, Ron Parks, district 14 vice president. Dan Smith conducted an acutlon of ham and othe r Items donatro by Da le Hill Ford. The group sang "happy birthday" to Charlie Wolfe honor ing him on his 16th birthday. Officers for 1!181-&'i introduced we re J ohn Wlllbarger, president , Andy Rose, vice president , Brian Freeman, secretary, . Bl}'an Dailey , t reasurer, Harold Rous h Sentine l, Robbie DeLong, sh,dent advisor and Tom Allen reporter. Thl' otfiCPrs e xpressed their thanks to following sponsors. Fa nne rs Bank and Savings , PomProy ; Racine Home National Bank· M-G-M Farm Entrerprls!'s, Porn~· roy ; Twin City Machine Shop. Pomeroy; Jackson Production Credit; R.C. Bottling, Middleport ; Sta r Supply, Racine: Mr. and Mrs. Don Smith, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ord, Syrac use; Hubbard's Greenhouse, Sy racuse, and Ha nis Farms and Greenhouses, Portland . Pomeroy Lodge 164 Mr. and Mrs. William Howe lls and family, Rittman ; Mr and Mrs . Alan McLaughlin , Fostoria; Mr . and Mrs. Duane McLaughlin and children, SummersvUie, S. C. and Mr. and Mrs. Kevin McLaug hlin, Pomeroy, spent Easter hl'r!' with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth McLaug hlin. POMEROY- Pomeroy cha p-t , trr J;..)h, OF:S. rTll'i'l ing at 7·4~ The agrlcutural m echan ics award went to Harold Roush and the agricultural e lectrification awa rd went to Alan Crisp and J ohn Wlllbarger. Thl' chapter offiC!'rs then ron - Jenkins birth Easter guests officers are chosen and wives invited . M eeting at :vlcthod lst Church n·\·i\·aJ s.'r'"\ iC'I'~ '1\lf'S· day <JI 1· J.l p.m . Tht' church i..:; Ohio C hild Conservation League's South Central Spring Conference "Follow The Rainbows" will be held on May 5 a t The Trinity Church In Pomeroy , Ohio. The business session will begin at 9 a .m .. to be followro by workshops on O.C.C. L. The Art of Making Wooden Toys presentro by mal}' Huck and The Trials and Joys of Being a Sta te Officer pr esented by Charle ne H•ll. State Vice Preside nt, O. C.C .L. Lunch!'On will be followed by door prizes and entertainment by The Chora ller Group. Th!' main speaker of the da y will be Sister Janet Rechiewald on Child Abuse. The conference will be hostro by the Middleport O.C.C .L. and r<>ser· va tions can be made wllh the conle rence chairman, Mrs. Jim Soulsby, 117 Union Ave. , Pomeroy, Ohio 41579 Mrs. Call ; Wr ay of Gallipolis will conduct the day' s busln!'SS session. G reenhand award, a $50 savings bond and a plaque, donated by the Fanners Bank and Savings, at the annual FFA banquet held recently with 152 persons attending. Randy Annes was presentro a plaque and a$50savlngsbond for the State Chapter Farmer award. His sponsor was the Racine Home National Bank. Arm!'S was a lso presented a trophy for his second place In the area of specialty that he won in district 14 competition. John Wlllbarger was presented with the leadership award and Andy Rose recelvro the scholars hip a ward . Other awards presentro we re, first place salesmanship to Chartie Wolfe; second plaC!', Tr""' Ward : and third to Scott Kiser; placement in production, J ohn Wlllbarger; fruits and or vegetables, Dan DePue; dairy production, Jay Pickens; hom!' Improvement Todd Hubbard; extemporaneous public speaking, Andy Rose; creed, Bryan Dailey; , prepared pubHc speaking, Brian Freeman; , swine production, Charll!' Wolfe, Jr.; soil judging, Todd Hubbard, John Wll!barger, Brian Freeman , Andy Rose, Randy Arm!'S, Bl}'an Dailey, Wende ll Clark, and Richard Cook. U.S.D.A. CHOICE • MARKET OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY - 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT. OH. We hserve the Right to Limit Quantities. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS GRAPHICAL ERROR Paid for by Or. R. R. Pic~en s 400 Riverview Drive, Oh. • �Page 8- The Doily Sentinel Reagan ends trip SHANGHAI, China tAP! President Reagan concluded his six-day visit to China on May Day, the commun iSt holiday celebt atmg workers. teUmg Chinese Premier Zhao Ziyang today, " We leave w1th m a ny "' arm memones and a war m feelmg for you and your people · After tounng a commune and acceptmg congratulations from Zhao on thr success of his JOU rTlP\ the president . accom panied by his wtfe. Nanc) "aved goodbvc to f'hmese offic1als and A ll' Force One depa rted for the nme-hou r flig ht to F all'banks. Alaska In a farewell telephone call from Zhao m Pe kin~ . Reagan pledged to ' do our unnos t to contmue the rela tionship that " e feel has been esta bl iShed ' Reagan , whose\ lSJt here m arked a transfonnanon m h1s long held antJ-commumst attit udes. smd he looked forw ard 10 \1S ltmg China agam " We would co m e "1t h g~eat pleasure " H1s last stop was the Ra mbow Bndge Township fa n ner I) ca lled a commune. one of t h(' bas te untl s of communiSt socJet\ ' I thmk 11 ts M s Hou se r scud that p relunm a f\ r est o r a h :m mus t be c ompleted • w1thm nm(' mom h s of lhe spud d a t(' and hlttmg upon th<> salt bnne problem sa1d tha t haulet s stmpl \ transporT 1t dnd thC're a r f> no 1N:'ords to show how they dispose of 11 'Accounta bilit y IS n eedrrd for brme disposal she sa1d Demus Cnsp geologist w ith lhe feed about 2 million people Although It was the M ay Day In Fail banks. the president bollday and people weren ' t sup. atTanged to meet Pope John Paul 0 posed to be working, the Chinese on Wednesday Reagan was return· prov ided some everyday commune mg to the White House on Wednes activity for the president to see. day rug ht Shortly before heanived,lOwomen Zhao, wlthwhomReaganhadmet with hoes suddenly walked Into the ear tier m Peking, told Reagan that fields and began hoeing a row of his visit " has enhanced undersland· eggplants They left the field almost mg and mnproved r elations between immediately after the president our two countnes '' departed. According to a t ranscript of the Besides growing vegetables, !he call prov1ded by the White House. commune, one of the most modem Reagan told Zhao. 'We leave with In China, also manufactures some m a ny w ann m emonesand a w arm goods, Including farm machinery , feelm g for you and your people and plastics . and Pierre Cardin swts. we shall do our utmost to contmue according to information prov1ded the relatiOnship that we feel has by the White House been esta bhshed " The stop at the commune, which Reagan srud h~ was especially also mcluded a VISit to a child care unp ressed wit h a toUI of a commune center where a group of c hildren hom e and h1s visit \\1lh til~ fanuly danced to the mus1c of a small band, who bulltll , Baa Ho ng Y uan, 35, and wound up Reagan ' s firs t off1ctal his w 1fe Yong Hong F ang .!3 journey to a communist nation The pres1den1 sp<>nt 30 m mutes Though R eagan referred several \\1th the ~ouple and theu 7 year-old llmes to the differences m 1deology son , G tan Fang. and thetr elderly between the United States and pa t ent s The house appeared to be China, he sa1d those differences one of the f mest on the commune. need not get m the way of good v. h1ch grows enough v egetables to r elatJons dt v1s1o n of aU and gas, Ohio Department of Na tural Resources, d1scusse<l under ground mjectton wells for salt brme dtsposal H e pomted out that 90 percent of the "'ells dnlled product brme and they are presently working on safe m ethods of bt me dLsposal Stevm Story. Pomeroy attorney. discusSed aU and gas leasmg and It ems that can and should be mcludcct m ll'ases Story urged tha t for a bmdmg contract reSid ents should ha vr all ltl'ms m wntmg, SlliJ'ed witnessed and notorizPd Bot h lh<' landowner and the dtiller should stgn and notonze the lease. he sml and w a ter conservation dJs tnct for site dev elopment A s1t e plan would consiSt of stockpiling top soli temporarv erosion control m e a sures and !mal restorallon plans lor seeding, lertillzmg and mulching. he r eported There were several quest Ions from landowners concernmg recla mauon of lands followtng drilling and about damages to property dur mg drilling operations One landowner charged that drlllet s on h1s property had no consideratiOn for the landowner He sa1d they tore down ~ fool II ees to make a road which could have been placed elsewhere Ms Houser. answermg the com plamt reported that there IS no"' a fuU ume 1nspect1on m the county and s u c h c omplain ts w 1ll b e mvestlgated ad VIsed L a1ry Vance of thr diVISIOn of soli and v. a l<'l ofthe Oh!oDepartment of Nalura l Resom ces . discussed the need for a U !'Onc<'rned 10 drillmg to work l ogether Technuca l servtces and plannmg can bP provided by the ThP Big Bend Cl\ 1tan Club v. UI stage a m eet the candidates mgh t a t 7 p m Wednesdav a t thP M1dd!Ppul1 Ma somr T e mpiP ThC' public ~ ~ InVIted Vt>lerans Mt>morial Admlll l'd E IIZJ bet h J pnkm s. Pom e roy Ann Griffith . Pomf'rov, M a ude Bailey Pomerov 01 schat gl'S Paul M ichael Leona H<~n s ley M ar il v n PowPII , Kathf' 1 me Jacobs Two t•mt>rgency calls Til<' Ra cmP J:: mprgcnc) Squad ,m sw cm:l two calls I he Meigs Count; FmPt genc) Medical Scn1 l 'Ps 11"po11s A t 12 11 a m toda' the uml took Ray [)(:>.e m f JOm Por1 1And to Vet p r a n s M em o n a lllospltal and at 5 :!0 p m M onday the umt took Robm son fl om Rac1nf' to C tnd v Vt'!Pt an s M Pm o tt a l Marriage lict•m;t' M a rnage li C'C'n~ v.f'rP tss ut.rd m M rtgs Count \ ProtJatr C ourt to M a1 k Edwa rd P t o!flll 21 Pome ro\ and Brend a Sup Smith. 24 Al ba nv Rola nd E ugPn<' Landaker . 19, Pom c r o'l.-, and .Junf' A nn .Ju sll ~ :n Purru•ro\ OSP checks accident A D lrPC!OI for Wood ld nr1 ('f'nter s, 1nr w ht c h Sf'I'"\ C'~ M f'lgs, Ga U1a ct nd Jac k son Count ies Arcordmg to Woocll and CPnt e1 s r eseal c h the th1 ('(' count v a J ra ex hib1t s three n ote w o rth y rond1 t lon s whic h mdlca rr a hi g h n f'('(j t01 m f'n t a l hf'alth ser VlcPs ( 1) a high per cent age of Plder ly rf's lden ls 121 s lgniflc antl v IPss di sposa bl f' mcomr than a vera ge fo r th e s t ate o f Ohi o 1.1 ! hlghPr than avf'rage IPI.CI ot C hi O II IC p0 1. er t v a nd unemploy ment B a Sf'd on r f'search condu c ted by Onnan Hail , Co01d1nator of Mar kelfng a nd Rrsmrch of Woodla nd Center s. Incorporated and Richard Hunter. A cting Dlrerror of the Galll a ·J ac k son M e1g s Men t al Health Boa r d. the need for services in M eigs County IS proj ec ted as follows . During a ny gJven year 1,1X!8 (7 1 percent) M eigs Counllans ahvr problems have problem s (such as depression, neuroses, adjustment disorders or marital problem s) which require outpatient counsel lng or psychotherapy for successful intervention. (381 Meigs County Money actions filed '1\vo suits for money were flied m M e1gs County Common Pleas Court Solv ran Mortgage Corp , Rose· mont. Pa . fUed sutt m the amount of $.'iJ,176 70 agamsl Wilham Welborn, Lan<> Lew. W Va . <'I al NPva Nicholson, Rutland, filed SUit 111 the amount of S8 134 66 aga mst Leland C Wade and Evelyn Wade Spnng!ield , and George o nP car a cCident on County Road 24 was mvesllgated Monda\ m ormng by the GaU1a M<>tgs posl of thP state hig hway patrol cl hP patrol sa1d Danny W DaviS 17 Rutland was eastbound a l 7 45 d m whe n hts v ehicle went ont o the 11ght benn sUd off the 10adway mt o d stgn and a guard rml The acCident caused slight dam agP to DaVIS' Vl'hlcll' thPpatml sa 1d Gasoline tax monies distributed in Meigs Sta tP l\ ud1lor Thomas E F'e t gu sons offi ce reponed the April di stnbuuon of $5. 654,960 to the s ta tf' 's roun t iC'S , townships CJIIes and v illagPS tn revf'nue collec ted from the s tat es seven CC'nt s per gall on gasotim' tax M e1gs County recf'lved $25,00l as d1d thP ot her 87 counties of Oh1o MP1gs Count; ' i!lages r eceived $6982 mcludmg Middleport , $2.m. Pom eroy . $2 6.'>6, Racme, $696, Rutland , $582 and Sy racuse. $751 No\ isitors )'t't lRe 11udLSIU well krown Po m e r ov 1es Jdent , IS a pa tt£>nt m room l..W. Vt>tr ran s Memorial Hospital and IS now able to have VISitors May 'i s Mental Health Month Mav ha s bef>n df's ig nat('() as M r ntal Hf'a llh M onth according to D1 i::)(>rnard F Ntchm, Exr'<. 'Uti Vf' PHONE 992-2156 .. wrtt• St..,.....,, ff'Sidents LUI I'"C'll !l y fN'E'IVE' lhf'Sf' Sf'I'"\' ICf'S l Dunng any gl VPn year 281) ~ 1 2 P£'1cto nll res ldPnt s o f Mc1gs County nf'f'd s ho r t term psychta tnc hos pt ta iiza tJOn t o tJ Pa t d1 snhl !n g emo t1onal p r o blf'm s I n 19RJ. .rl 1a rat ~ of 1 .15 p<>r t hou sand ) M el gs Count y res ide nt s we re admlrrf'd to sta f f' m('nt a l hosptl als 13f.:ls ides th£' norm a l o bs tacles m sf'('kJ ng needed m ent al health care - which mclude stigma , fea 1 of n •pr ls als public attitudes and mJs perceptJOns, lac k o f resources, m a dequa te in surance cov f"ra g e a nd .,..._0__ 1 CMIOff-O (~o ~ M •-Ol ,.... _.., :J. Aft_ N:_O~~ ··--· U M - .. ~­ I J. ~ ..... - . 't "•••"" l ...... , ...... ,.-..·-.. ·-· ,,.__ ._......... , ·-· .........._1_ . . .,.,_ ....... Ull-twl•o ,~ ·- ~~ "'-""! ... .. ,,.._,_ ,,,z ......... ....,..._w....... ,._,_ ,,., ..... ........... 11 Ro .. o fii& C I~ooo ~ 1 fMI..,....,_ , . ..... .. . hD<o n ..... ,...,..._, .... _ , ... - ...... .,.,.ft... 4 1 11. . _ Collins as county trcastn'E'r for amount duf' on land In stallment contrac t ... "..,, ............. ...... ...._,. ._, -__ ........._ ...... . ,...,,_ ........ ""'_ ....... .,.................. . ll Jlllyoitoj 1..- - ,_,,, ....•..,, n 'llj.,ood• ~ •"' ... ........... ' " "' " .._ ~~~ Public Notice Public Notice IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES OF DOW BEN ROUSH PUBUC NOTICE 1upoers Plam o; Che sw r \fn 35 I PJl('"Jinf' 'nur speerJ POwPr •,rr r>r n(j po wer brakf's Senrl h 'i I t d i F riP '~ vP I O p Pm.:l r bod ll rJ! I: hrol l o} J 95 6 1 B,)r JQ Rrllr ! Rrf'rhv•ltp Oh 45 7! 2 and ELIZABETH' Deceased R <lil t ' ''>(' ,P( j I I. ll'lf'l I 1 1y cH id 111 h il l '> CASE NOS 24342 and 24343 NOTICE I 1:: 0 rrm Fnr1 tl atb1•d st 1b '> dP V R 3~ 1 P'lQrnl" Poy,.pr ">I"Pr nq POWPr IJr.'lkP'> Srr 11 No F37G HGG 5JGO Urr h to tw OPf'nerl May 10 1984 1 2 00 noc n 'T 1 Jf)f)r 1 ~ P 1 ns ( he s iPI 1/'oJ a l ~r o, ~1r 1 ct Not•ce •S hereby Cl tven rhm on th r I 7th day ol Jan uary I 98 4 r h a •l ~s D Rc u5r oersonal '" lHesental!ve of the f' Sirate ol Qoy,. 8f'n Aou5h latF- ol 3623 N ~th Av~ r rue Ph oen 1o: Ar z orr,• and per so nJI r e ores e n t c~ t vP of thf' PS ta tF- of M an~ l l1 la hr>th Roush lrl e of 3623 N Sth AvPnuP Pnoen :o. Ar11 r t/1;1 lilf• (j 1n th 5 COu rt unde1 l)or k!;> t M PaqP 36 0 <JLJ ! I en 11 [ at~>d co pt e~ of le tt Pr s nf 1rfm1n s!rJI1 0n S'iurrl l c h,m by thP Su per or Court ol M.Jr copa Cowl!y Art LOna Not1ce rs lu r!h ( r <1 vPrrth Fi t 'Ill : rPJ rtOh uf sn .<l PSiat es wh o desHe to as s ~ rt the1r I ens on the real esta l"' of sJ 1<l rl ecede nrs o enter! n th __, stat£> shdll pr esent thP r ld"ll" duly 5'.\ 0r n tc In <1 ..,_... ... .... . . 2• -•... o... .. ......... ., . ........_. ... 3tc .. RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE "'*"""" t•l - 1.01 0<1 0olo Ill IN - ....,. , h Ho ... t• -••d• , ... 2 - ll .. lo ... "'- C-111 llt- "'"'""' Jlo<.,....,,.. sn - ,...,...o ~ 1 11 CHESTER- 985- 3307 uo••••- -· o..., .., _ .,,_ •• a-.... II . ...., Uo to 11 - T~- ... , - •• Uo t ~ 1 t W., do I A- Real Estate General Robf'r1 E Burk P1 oh1tP Judcw 1 7 74 15! 1 Jrc (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER· Three acres wrth a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12x15 livmg room an~ 'tx24 fam1ly room Partially carpeted. fuel oil furnace with facilities for woodbumer. 12xi5 block storage butldtng, 20x30 block garage R1gtrt off Rt 248. country settmg, '!! m1le east of Chester, Oh10. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstatrs equipped wtth kitchen, hvmg room, dmmg room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath: house also has basement lot s1ze approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. Pubhc Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF ASA ASH · WORTH HOSKINS . DECEASED Pege372 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ao1 1 1 1 984 rn 1r P MP•fJ S Cou nty Pr oba te Court CJsP NJ 2411 0' M ar-, K l n1el rnC~n Mulbf'HV AvP n uf' PnrnP rny Ohto ~\ 'l '> appo rn tPd Spe ' al /.o, l l l H11 ~ r Jt or of thf DSirl te 0 4 ASJ /\!J hNO rth H OS k tn ::; r1Plf' l'> Pfl IJ tP n f Ho utP 2 'o nr rt y M t lS C 1r n ty 0"1 10 15 l WJ H1 1h ' 11 f Buck h o h.r lf' J1 t1Q P l Pn• K Nr>'iS f •l t n arl If mterested contact The Home Nat1onal Bank 1n Racine. 949·2210. .~---------------~-- . Public Notice Vmyl & Aluminum M erqs County Proba te Co ur t NOTICE OF SALE C ase N 24403 M 1nn 1e W ootPn ol 22 Kurtz St Apan ment 314 Allrens O H 4 5 701 was aooo1nted Ad rn 1 nr s t! a t r• ~ of the P.S tatP of Dea n W ooterr dPceo sed late of f~ nut P 1 0Pxter 0h•o45726 Robe rt E Buck P1obdt e JudqP BY Len:~ K Nc s~e lroa d Off ers wd be 1ece ved ~ ! 111 2 JOoc loc kP M on th c3 1st day of May 1984 a1 th e M ay or s off1 "' e 2 3 7 AiL~ S1reet for the sa le of th e fol lOWing de SCII0ec1 rPiil P. SiatP. 0 N I Real e st a te s!!uJ ted a1 the c orner of Ga rf 1efd and Sou t h Th rd Avenue 1n th e V11t aqe o f Mtddlep o n Oh •o 1 he V•ltagc acqu rr ed t •tl e to satrl rP.a l PS l ntf' by deed 1ec o1ded m Vo tume 270 Pag e 703 Mc .q s Co L.n ty D eec1 Re co r c1 s Sa le o f sa•d r"'al estat e was authonz.ed by O r d nancc ad op t ed Jan 2 1 90 1 The v•ll <t gP rese rves thf' 11 gh t to 'e1e c t any a n d all b•ds T he sale IS pu r s..J ant tn Sec tt o n 7? 1 03 of the Oh1 0 Rev sed Code {tli 1J 2 4 (5 r 1 8 l ~ /) !J tc C lerk (4 1 1/ 24 I S! 1 311.. lack of knowledge of available services- othe1 conditions exist In M eigs County which ca n be seen as addltwna l barr iers to lt eatmrnt· i ll A !at ge grographir a rea, with low population density , served by one communit y menta l health facility. (21 Compounding the probl em of geographic Isolation Is lottery winners th e lack of a m ass transit sy stem In CLEVELANO (AP) The M eigs County ; (3 ) A relatively hlgh percentage of low income families winning number drawn Monday combined with the decreasing night In the OhJo Lottel:y's dally amount of funds available to game, '"Ibe Number,'' was &12. In the "Pick 4" game, played subsidize services for low Income Monday through Friday, the win· m ental health cUent• ning number was 5457 Ohio Wed l1ke to Introduce you to Engage A-Car the modern way BISSELL to drrve the vehicle of your clmce SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara_ges" Call for free siding estimates; 949-2801 or 949-28o0 No Sunday Calls 3 II tic •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER , GAS SEWER RAIN LINES FREE ESTIMATES 367-7560-367-767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3·1 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF DEAN WOOTEN, DECEASED On Apnl 10 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 198 4 1n the M l 'Bud" McGHEE Broker·Auct10n Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Mergs County Assoc1ate M~GKEE ~ol~ All Makes •Washers •D11hwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE Now Acceptmg L1stmgs 1n Me1gs Co. 4 5 tic Business SeiVices Roger Hysell GARAGE POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Rt. 124,Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Charleston Rd . Just Past Krodel! Park Special Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or992-7121 4-4-1 mo. pd. DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK Al TROMM "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM PH • •7 •9 23 l 26 'II 28.------ I I I I 'I I l I 29 l I 31.------ 30.-----32. :u. 35 Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dltlly sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 II I I l I. I I I I --~-----~·~~--~-------· 742-2328 "Free Estimates" 4/9/1 mo Installation Ava1lable 4/2711 mo We Have the lowest Rates THE KOUNTRY KLUB GOlf LESSONS SI'EOAl ADULT 6 for r40 STUDENTS 6 for 130 :JI •Supto'!Ud Goll PERSONALIZED POOLS 498 Gen Hartinger Pkwy Mtddleport, OH PH. 992-2549 OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 } ' .:::.~!~&now 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4-6-1 mo. j[·J. Saturday playmr; tr 1ps Dove hua South Park Or area 304-675 5946 8 Public Sale S. Auction & Vicinity Auct1on every Tuesday mght . Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg , Camden St 614· 367 · 7101 R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate Farm. An trque & hqUidatron sales Ucensed & bondedrn Ohro 8. WVa 304 · 773 · 6785 o' 304-173·91 85 Auctron every Fn nrght at the Hartford Communrty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Constgments of new and used merchandl8e always welcome Archard Revnolds Auctron e er 304 275 Middleport. Ohio United Methodrst Church, Pornt Pleasant Wed , May 2nd I 0 00 AM to 2 00 PM 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev -Oid s Inc Brll Gene Johnson 446 3672 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furm ture. 446 - 3159 3rd & Oltve St Gallrpohs Oh Wanted to buv standrng timber Call after 6 or anvt1me weekends, 614 388 9906 9617 Call 992-341>1> Scipio Energy Recycling DjW1~i1o~, SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roof1ng of all Types Worked m home area 20 years 'Free Estimates· EUGENE LONG 992-2196 Ph. 1-13·tfc Wanted Moped With trarntng wheels W1ll pay up to 5350 or trade Somethrng of equal value Contact Rtck Mosley 2204 111 Ea s tern Ave Galhpol!s (614) 843-5425 8uy1ng dally gold. s!lver corns. rmgs Jewelry, sterlmg ware old cams. large cur rency Top prrces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Moddleport, Oh 3476 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE Cash pard for fancv rron or heavy 1ron beds $160 and up for certam Me1gs Co stone 1ars Old ume cup board call 1 304 882 · GUYSVILLE. OHIO Aut homed John Deere . New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer •lnsutatron •Storm Doors •Storm Wtndows •Replacement Wmdows •New Roofmg Form Equipment FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992 -2772 Parts & Service I 3 tf c 3/6/mo OHIO VAllEY ROOFING APPLIANCE SERVICE All Types Roofirc & S1dtng 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester, Oh1o Ph 985-4269 rt No Answer Cali 98l 4382 Painting, Coating NEW-REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 Sm1ce that Jowe1s A bo~e The Rest 4 7 Gutters, Downspouts n 4/IB/ 1 mo d FURNITURE Beds, uon , wood, cupboards, chatrs, chests, baskets dishes . stone Jars ant1ques. gold and 11lver Wnte - M 0 M1ller. At 2 . Pomeroy. Ohro 45769 or call 614 -992 - 7760 Employment 498 Gene11l Hartmger Pkwy Middleport OH - Addons and remodeUng PH. 992-2549 - Roof.ng and gutter work - Concrete work - Piumb •ng and electncal Open: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 General (Free Estimates) Construction V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-1>2 t S or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Roofing A Specialty S1zes Start From 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Rac1ne. Oh Ph . 614-843· 5191 I 0·6·tfc 4-6-1 mo. CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE •Gutter & Downapouts •Storm Window• •Roofing •Replacement Wlndowo •Sidowe!ko, Patios •Cuatom Built Garage• *MOWING *TRIMMING *CEMETERY • Cleland Greenhouse, flow ors. flats or pots. hang.ng baskets. vegetable plants. tomato ptanta,Goraldme Cleland. Vrne and Marn St A a erne Brenda s Bouttque 297 S Second St Mrddleport now has for rent, v1deo plovers and movtes 992 3667 Would hko for the lady tn Gallra Co who weaves rugs to please call 614 -992 I m NOTICE Any dogs found on my property wtll be shot due to past destructron of prop· arty Srgned Charles Rrffle, Mason Countv 4 Goveaway Puppres 6 wks % shepherd lft Husky Call 446 - 3142 8 mo old black -wh1te fe male dog. shots spaded Call 446 - 9676 or 446 - 2283 6 pupp1e1, 402 locust St Henderson. W Va 304· 675·6264 Jobs - Big or Small MINERSVILLE, OHIO Experienced 992-6030' L - - - - - 3 2 6-J 6 pupp1es. mother Elk Hound Phone 304 - 676- 2716 304·675 1965. WORK GUARAN1;EED 3 Fam1ly Garage Sale May Jrd 4th & 5th 1158 Second Ave 9 -5 McGurre Subdn11sron . Debby Dr May 3 4 5 Girder vrolets. s•lk flowers . bed, mrtter boll , clothes for all Cal 446 3918 Yard Sale Georges Creek Ad . from Rt 7 cross tracks 1st road to rrght Antrques . books clothes, lot s of mrs cellaneous May 4 & 5 Mrsc Garage Sale Aprrl 30th thru May 4th One m1le out At 218 off At 7 4 Famtly Yard Sale lawn tools . clothmg 1 v.. m1le off Rt 218 on Krmer Ad Watch for s1gns May 1 2 &. 3 G1gant1c Yard Sale at Mary Laynes residence Chesh1re, Oh1o May 1 2 - 3 Cancel tf nuns. from 9 trl dark Small light brown and white mate dog good wtth ktds 304· 676·6253 FO~ RENT WITH OPTION Yard Sale Centenary Town house Thurs May 3 Fn May 4 Nrce clothes tamps Home lntenor, kntch knacks Yard Sale Thursday May 3rd K S. K Park Eastern Ave , lot 32 Grgant1c Thurs . Fn Sat 3rd , 4th . & 5th 1 m1le out At 218 Barga1ns galore. ant1ques 9 AM ?7 Ftrst Garage Sale thrs seB son 38 V1nton Thurs & Fn May 3rd & 4th 9 t1t 1 Yard Sale May3& 4 10to 6 . Aah St • Syracuse All 32 Mobile Homes for Sale s•zes c lot he s household rtems and more 4 Famrly yard sale. 2nd. lrd. Garage Serle Clothing g1rls 4th begrn s at 9 30 am size 3 to 12 etc Curtams furn1ture men ' s, women 's, and m1ac Across from Sohto chrldren s c lothes S. m1sc Statron R1o Grande W e d & Rustr c Hrtls Syra c u se Thurs 1 -------------------~ Frve f amily yard sale . Fourth Yard Sale May 2 & 3 418 St. Aac rn e May 1 throu gh Prke St . Kanauga Next May 4 door to Hrghway Inn truck st op Yard Sale Rodertck Grrmm res tn Ra c rne Broadway 8. YARD SALE ch•ldren n ame Cherry 51 Thurs . 8t Fn . 3rd brand clothes. wood dmene &. 4th Lots of Items t o set books. drapes. b•cvcle c hoose from toys Country Arre S ubdrvl sron George's Creek Rd • Garage sale . May 4 9 t o 4 Gelltpol1s Wed Mev 2 . Clothtng c urtatns rugs 9 00 4 00 n e w toys & grh 1tems f u rnrture . knrck fl.na c ks m•sc Date Han res Y ellow Garage Sale 924 1st Ave bush Rd Racrn e Antrques- 5 krtchen cu p boards, 2 W!th sohd doors 3 wtth glass doors Hoos1er Carport set s Mey 2 & 3rd, from 9 00 to 4 00 Matn St. cabrnet Jelly c upboard Racrne Ourlts Stone jars Glass ware Copper wash borler Yard sale at Brll C ross res 10 etc Antrque sewmg ma Racrne. May 4 , 8 30 to chrne Also baby rtems 5 00 W o men s & m en s Chrldrens ctoth m g Lamps clothrng Jeans of all k!nds & Bedspreads Sew1ng rna lniSC chrna Hous eh old tt ems New rockmg charr Thursda y & Fnday May 4th & 5th , 9 Carport Sale - Syracus e At to 5PM 124 & Hubbard . May 3!d & 4 t h Refrigerator pmg -pong table . gurtar 35 Grape Desk c hatr TAl S T A TE MOBIL E HOMES USED CARS . TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRIC ES CALL cou c h , bookca se. lawn cha1rs b1k e cl o the s h ome mterror drapes sweeper 1978 Lm co tn Continenta l May 2nd M ay 8th 9 7 446 8038 10 Famllv May 3 , 71 M1ll Creek Ant1que beds. ch1ld r~:~n's, men's, women's eta thmg mtsc Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Yerd Sale May 2 1 22 Un1 on Ave . Pom erov Rarn o r Sh1ne Yard Sale Thurs & Fn May 3 & 4 Don Walker Res Racrne Butter churn baby clothes 0 2 yr . hou sehold Item s. to o ts 3 famrly yard sale May 4th through 9th Hou se h o ld 1tem.s baby rtems tots more Syracuse Park 4 Famrly 2nd thru 5th 1h m! o ut 0 J Whrt e Ad Bes1de Churc h Yard sale 'lo mile out St AI 143 Pomeroy W edn e sday Thursday & Fnday Garage Sal e W ednesday & Thur sday at Sacred Heart Church from 9 a m tdt 4 p m Sate wtll be held m the basem ent Huge basem ent sale Coates restdence north of Ch est er Thursday & Fnday Many srzes , good pr1c e s 614 -446 7572 NEW AND USE D MOBILE HOMES K ESS EL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST. GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1965 12 x 6 0 m obr te home unfurnished $ 3 9 00 Cell 446 1 3 40 1979 fully und e rprnned 14x70 3 bdr 2 full baths approx h ac re w ell gr ad ed lot Pn ce reduced C all614 3 88 -9957 after 5 30PM 14M70 Rosemont 2 bdr 1 9 73 1 2 x60 D e tro1ter 2 bdr , 1969 1 2.x 60 R a y c raft 2 bdr Reco ndnroned ltke new C all446 0 1 75 1976 12x60 2 bdr e xc cond Compl ete ly furnt shed All underpmnrng mcluded $5 ,50 0 6409 Ca ll 614 26 6 1982 Oak b roo k fur m shed mobtle h o m e 14 f t w1d e 2 bdr like new S 7 5 00 Call 1 :bc70 mobtle ho m e w1t h e xpen do all drap ene s. krl c hen appl st ep s underpm n1ng carpet ed through out and c entral arr c ond 1n elude d Call 446 7751 or 61 4· 256.6569 2 BR mobrt e home 12~e55 camp turn M us t see t o appr ec 1at e $45 00 256 6409 1973 2 bdr 1 4 x70 S7 900 P.t Pieasant & Vicinity 1964 2 bdr 12x60 $3 900 1969 2 bdr 12x60 S4 900 Ex cellent cond C all 614 446 0175 Lar ge Large Yard Sale May 1 thru ? 5 m1les out Crab Creek Road Ram or shrne Something of everythrng 1 2 x65 197 1 mob1le home wood b urner & a c 6 14 742 2720 Yard Sate May 2nd lots of c lothes 2221 J efferson Ave Pt Pit Ram or Shme 5 Fam1ly Yard Sale 2.3 B. 4 9 30 5 00 Clothes 1nfants to adults bed typewnter desk table many more ttem s 11B m1le out At 218 HiGH SCHOOL SENIORS GRADUATES If you are wonderrng how you can get a JOb wrthout work expe rtence the West V~rgmra Army Natrona! Guard mrght be the answer for you Earn good money whtle learnrng a !krll Full trme pay whrle you tram , part t•me pay once you come back home call 304 675·3950 or 1 -800 -642 - 3619 Wanted Amb1trous, tough mmded people who are wrlhng to work hard for an excellent mcome Full or part t1me Send resume to Box 400 m Care of the Galltpohs Oatly Tnbune 825 Th~rd Ave Gallrpohs Oh 12 SituatiOns Wanted Wrll care for the elderly m my home Lots o f references Men or women Cal) 614 45631 667 · 3402 The Gatlra County Council on Agrng 1s acceptmg applr · cattons for a part t1me 120 hours - week) posrt1on of Congregate Meals Manager Meals Transponer for Vtn · ton area Add1tronal mfor ma t1on may be obtarned from the Oh1o Bureau of Employment Serv1ces and or Sen1or Cthzens Center The Gallra County Councrl on Agmg rs a pnvate non profrt corporatton and an equal opportunity employer If Interested 1n an applt c a tron , contact the lnfmma t•on and Referral off1ce, Sent or Crttzens Center 446 7000 Apphcatton must be recetved by 4 OOPM , May 4 . Mercer's Rrverv1ew Per sonal Care Home has vacan c1es for elderly per sons Betty Mercer owner 304 1984 Babysitter needed m 0 J Wh1te Rd area Call 446 7556 after 6PM Need babysrtter rn Rodney II at my home references Call 614· 245 ·9421 AN's Director for Home Health Agency m Jackson Co Full trme day shtf1 wrth weekends off E~tcellent sa lary and hmge banefrts Send resume to J Boggs P 0 Box 320 Jackson Oh 45640 AVON Sell the ba!t 773 5882 FIRST TIME OFFERED Nat1onal Corp now app omt 1ng drstnbutors to servrce a network o f exsrsttng bus1 nesses Wonderlul tax she! ter small trme requrrement for unhmrted profit paten t1al M1nrmum caprtol S1 B,OOO For detarls call Charles Kennedv 1 800 241 - 2294 22 Money 10 Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market ra tes F1xed conventr o nat FHA VA leader Mortgage Athans . collect 614 592 - 3051 23 614 992 6022 Would hke to babys!t m my home Have excellent refer ences Call 614 992 7038 Harper s Adult Care Home has a vecancv f.or another resrdent elderly person Call 304 ·675 · 1293 PIANO TUNING l o wer priced regular tun1ngs drscounts to Santor Crtrz ens Churches & Schools Ward's Keyboard 304 675 3824 Prano Tumng and Repa!r Brumcard1 Mus1 c Co . 446 0687 Skrll and rntegrr1y our trademark Lane Dan1els, 614 742 2961 1 8 Wanted to Do B S. M Pamtmg Res lnd Comm Free esttmates Call 614 - 256 1492 o r 446 1104 Lawn Mowtng & Tnmmrng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256·625 I after 5 30 Roofrng and gutter w ork metal work, housepamtmg. carpenter work Exc ref Free estrmates Call 446 3171 Garages pat1os srdewalks basements , block work Reasonable prrced 36 yrs expenence Free asttmates Sell AVON Call 446· 3368 Pomeroy Health Care Center 111 now acceptmg applica tions for nurses aides & orderlies Experrence pre fared Appf,catrons ac ceptad Mondav Fndey 8 a m -4 30 p m through May 6695 675 2991 Teachers and coaches summer employment. $900 00 per month guaran teed rncoma World Book and Chtld Craft 304 882 - Unwanted Facta! or body herr ] Permanent pa~nless removal bv European Elec tronrc Oep1lat or Mary IS certrf1ed 1n thrs new compu terrze d dtgltal system Call todav 614 992 6720 Top of the Starrs full servrce salon 2486 lndtvrdual to sand hardwood floors Please call 304-675 7717 after 6 p m Lady to hve '" 6 days a week 304·676·4374 Laborers for mowers 304 Profess 1onel Ele c troly s is Chnrc Probe Typ e Elec troly S IS AMA . FDA & FCC approved Docto r ref errals Gun Sm1thrng Serv1ce Hot blurng par1s, etc Trr County Sport Sh o p 304 675 Financial Business Opportunity -----Real Estate 31 21 Homes for Sale 3 bdr 2 full baths large lot. near Holzer Hospttal. $29 900 Terms rf n eeded Call 446 2957 Burld o n your lot a new home you afford Over 1100 sq ft 6 rooms & beth c ar peted ready to move !nto S26 500 also garages & basement Call Patrrot Home Builders 446 8038 Wrll c onstder mob1le home as trade m 14 2 acre farm near R1o Grande g o od ho use and barn Call 614 245 5281 eve s 35 Lots & Acreage 6 lots Plant z Su bd 1vrsron $2 900 for all Call 446 Z957 56 acres M l lots of frre wood plenty of ro ad fron tage some t1mber ex hunt rng Call 614 3 88 8159 after 5 30 Rro Grande % a c re lot all UtllltleS, dr!\18W8y & pat! O Ideal for house or trarler $9 000 Call 446 8038 2 lots GrendVrew Hetghts $130000 0 3626 304675 1 acre $4 000 or 1/ 1 acre Will provrde water and sewage $4 .000 off St At 160 on Floyd C~erk R d B1d well Oh1o Call 1 304 675 1631 6 rooms basement . double garage 1 & one th<rd acre lot. Rose Hrll. Pomerov $32 900 Cell I 614 678 Owner transferred must sell beautrful 3 bedrm brrck home F~replace deck , woods, prtvacv !unshrne &63 . 900 Call 614 992 5420 3 b edroom l 'l2 story home newly remodeled wrth barn c h1cken coop . pony shed & workshop 5 96 acres fenced rn Only 835 000 Ca11614 992 -2143oreven ' "9 614 742 2289 M1chael Three year old total electrrc h o use 3 bedrooms fen ced rn back yard and dec k . $10.000 00 down assume 8 '12 per cent loan pnced rn mtd 50's Call after 5 . 304·675 6643 House and 3 lots for sale Sl1d1ng Creek Road Hart ford WV 304 882 · 2831 4 bedroom . new s1drng . m remolded lrvrng room S1 5 ,000 00 304· f~replace I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· 6 rooms & bath, large entrance wav pantry lg basement 8. attrc. f~replaces , finished floors , lg front porch. part1cally Insulated Will sale on lend contract LISHING CO recommends Call614 992· 7887 or 992- that you do buatneu Wtth people you know. and NOT to aend money through the mail until vou have 1nvestrgated the oHerrng Must sell $2 000 down take over $315 per mo payment TaMes & rnsurance rncluded Loc&ted P~ant7 Subdrvrsron 3 bdr ranch , full basement carport. woodburner crty schools Farms for Sale Renlals 2513 lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 1136 2988 4, 1984 EOE Sprrng IS here 11 If vou ' re shoppmg for a new home let N L Stevens & Assoc1ates help you W!th your frnanc mg We have home mort · gages wrth as h1tle as a 5% downpayment and rates as taw as 10 50% Call Jerr All1e today 614 379 2789 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP 304 675· 5568 W1tl plow and dtsc gardens1n Hrckory Chapel Flatrock area $30 00 Phone 304 33 Call 446 8002 Profess1onal Serv1ces Have room board & care for elderly m Pomeroy Call Wanted to do babys1thng rn Northup area Call 446 576· 2010 Large 3 bdr house for sale or rent In Plantz Subdi\IISIOn No chrldren no pets Call 614 245 5281 eves s Call 446· 3394 30 gal electric water heater, Reasonabl~ 992-5949 I JEWELL'S PLUMBING HEATING CALL 4·30·1 mo pd Paul's Home Vrdeo located 405 2nd Ave rn Park Central Hotel VHS . Betas. CEDs (drsc) Rent movres 8t plavers, Sudden Impact & DC Cab Call 446 - 1718 Collie pups to g1ve awav can be seen at Allee Williams res Vrner St. Rac1na and MAINTENANCE Reasonable Roles FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 614·446 0294 Pupptes to g•veaway. 8wka old, 430 Flamgo Or, Ka nauga. Oh I VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Help Wanted 3704 All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Flea Market Chtlh c othe Mall Shopprng Cent er Chrllr cothe. Oh May 4 - 5 ·6 Announcemenls SWEEPER and sewmg ma chrne reparr parts. and supplies Prck up and delivery , Oavrs Vacuum Cleaner one half m1le up George! Creek Rd Call Homes for Sale COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 11 3 Announcements 31 2711 3-8· 2 mo pd J&L BLOWN INSUlATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER SERVICE 614 992 Serv1ces B1g H1t' Burl YOUNG'S o• 614 388 5 Famrly Garage Sale lA mde from At 7 on Georges Creek Skria. lawn mower & lots mor M ay 2. 3 & 4 9 00 Openrng Flea Market Two free weekends April 28 - 29 May 5 -6 Free open arr apaces. parking admiSSIOn US 36 , Frazrers Bottom WVa Don Frazrer -Operator 304 765 2779 PareiCM'A on Twp 142 PAT HILL FORD CHESTER , OHIO 4 9 I mo J&L INSULATION •Storm Doore Located IY, Mile Iasl of RADIATOR SERVICE 3· 28·tln Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Servtce Avillable throu1h suson d.ll Ages work to Pnced On Inspection ll Hie Also Some Car Fenders Avarlable We Servrce All Makes & Models •Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teofcwd 992-720Ls.u All Types of Alum1num Clean Sheet & Cast 4H lb. Wee~s off, - ; •·'21 Alummum Auto Trans •a 00 Each Irony Alummum Roofmg Work Alommum & V1nyl S1d1ngs 15 Years Expenence GREG ROUSH PH. 992-75B3 or 992 -2282 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. S&W TV ~ •On Course Instruction CLIFFORD WANTED ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 742-2328 r "CONCRETE WOR!t 22 AL TROMM WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992·7013 New Chevy Truck. FENDER '71> 95 DOORS >14995 HOODS >174 95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL. '42 50 R SUPPORT '84 95 TAIL GATE >85 00 FORD FENDER >69 95 BUMPER '69 95 April Only Office: 675-1388 BACKHOE "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE Gallipolis. .. FOUND Little blac k Chrhua - 12x24 $5.500 mstalled 14x28 $6.200 mstalled "OIL FIELD SERVICES ) F Of" Rent ~~~~" & Garages Phone 742·3171 'RECLAMATION WORK 17 18 t9, 2V. 21 LIMESTONE HAULED 220 E Main, Pomeroy New Homes-ExtenSIVe Remodeling Insurance Work CuiiQm Pole Bldgs 985-3561 ~ud' "DOZER LOST - sheep rn Tuppers Plarns, Cre1t MManor area, lost 2 suffolk lambs for 4 H proJect Reward offered Call 614 -985 -4279 aher 4 p m RUMMAGE SALE St Paul Case No 24403 Docket 1 2 J&F CONTRACTING )Announcement Call 742-3195 Or 992·5875 Cerllfted AND )Wanted Residential & CommercJal SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED We Use Von Schrader Equtpment Recommended by Lead1n1 Carpet Manu· factums 'FREE ESTIMATES" 4 30 I mo !For Sale For all your wmng needs : furnaces repair serv1ce and 1nstallatton. No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box . 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Faster Servtce Call 614- 992- 6737 FENCE & SUPPLY PH. (614) 985·4212 mclude discount MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE ACCENT 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom, OH. 45743 I I I I I I I I I I 949-2263 We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Recommended by Leadmg Carpet Manu· lacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo High Call 3069 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS These cash rates 6 985 4212 PH. ( 14) . 54 Misc. MerchandiSe Myrtle Van Meter Mrs M y nle Va n M eter, 88, fanner Alfred reSident . died Sunday at the Health Nursing Home at Newark A housewife. Mrs VanMeter was born at Chester on AprU 28, 1&96, a daughter of the lat e Albert and Jammie M1 er s Young She was a m ember of the Silver Ridge Unlled Brethren Church and Alfred Grange Surviving are two daughters, M elva Coen, Athens. and Zelda Howard. Guysv1lle three sons, Everett (Jake ) Van M eter, Bre· men, Wilbur Van M eter, Columbus, and Eldon Eugene (Gene ) Van Meter of Granville, and a sister, Edith Harper, Tuppers Plains Also surviving are 12 grandchildren and 30 great grandchildren Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Earl, who dledln1941 , two sons, two daughters, a granddaughter and five sisters Services will be held at 2 p m Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home wtth the Rev Amos Tillis ottlclatlng. Burlal will be In Silver Ridge Q>metery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to4and 7 to 9 p m . today SIDING U S RT 50 EAST Area death Storm Doors & Windows ·•"" Absentee balloting set I Gutters CIBaned & Pat'nted • ·~• t •-M• 3-24-ttc M e1gs counuans wlshmg to foll ow the absentee route tn castmg ballots have until noon Saturday to do so Absent ee ballotmg w1U be handled Monday through F'nday hom 8 30 a m lo 4 30 p m at the M etgs County Board of Electwns Office, Masomc TL•mple Bulldmg m PomP rov and from 9 a m t o noon Salurday CLEANERS near InitialsMe1g1 Page-9 TO BUY II' 14ft wrde three bedroom bath and halt • mobrl e ho me s rttlng on nrce lot , ready to move mto $225 00 down $226 00 per month 304 576- 2711 - 1 - 0 o . . IO• o Page 412 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY FOR SALE Found, a pair of pre1cription 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom, OH 45743 Downspouts Shop Technocian D I on u Y 773 - Mno" liJ - ........... HI - Gvf., D IU , . , _ ..,,... Dtot , . IIM<.oc.. 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""''*' ...... . ,.... ... 1l • •- . ... a. Public Notice l' r D•strwt rs ac c; ep rmq SPaiF.rf h•rl '> o n a o ne ton 1980 I ord lt cl'hPct "'Ji<f'"l rfP truck V 8 Deceased, MARY ROUSH .... ......... !)> .... • .. ,~-R - o ... u-c:•tv•"-h... ., , _h~­ 011111--...... "-· ,,w.,•o •a ~ --o... _ ..___ ..,·....__, .._ ......... Tu85doy, M4y 1,- 1984 1 Dilly SttniMI Clll•il•lll o.,t 111 C.lr1 OiiG 45719 Case No 24407 Docket M. Happenings around Meigs County•. Candidates night set The Daily Sentinel wonderful." Reagan said 70 attend oil, gas drilling meeting Lack of arrountabi ilt) on ho"' much brmc 1s betng produced and hov. 11 1s bemg d!sposPd of IS one of the m aJor problem s of oU and gas weU drill mg . . Renee H oust'l chif'f diVISIOn of oU and gas Ohio Departmenl of Na tu ra l Resources. sa 1d Saturday M s Houser "'as addrE-ssmg som e 70 residents who a ttended a m€<'1lng on oil and gas welldrU IJng h0ld at the MP1gs Semor C 1t12en s Center undet the sponsorship of the M e1gs So li and W a te r Con serva tion SP rv1cc Tuesday, /WJy 1, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 6364 1- - - - - - - - - - Nrce home on 12 acrea of property 10 Langsvrtle S29 ,000 614 -742 - 2261 mv • 675 5854 8 yr old three bedroom ranch 6 mtles from Holzer 41 Houses for Rent 5 rm ho use 44 Olive St Gall1p ol •s lnq u1 re at 918 2nd Ave . Gallrpolrs Oh 10 3 bdr Grand e securrty Call 614 ranch near R1 o $23 5 mo plu s deposit no pe t s 2 45 5439 2 story h ouse rn City S2 50 mo d ep o s1t. utrl Cal l 446 1434 or 446 2192 3 bdr deluxe ho u se 2 frreplac es pool. garage Sell or Ieese 2 bdr apt krtchen furn1 slled Ca11675 5104 or 675 5386 Henderson 3 bdr home, new c arpet throughout & kitchen &250 mo plus depo s1t CAll 446 0116 Condommum Mvrtle Beach 2 bdr 2 bath c ompletety furnrshed ocean vrew . 3 pool s 24 hr se.c urrty tennrs cou rt & mard !Servtce Call after 4 30 446 3426 304 675 · 1 bedroom home rn Mrners v1lle by Bulk Plant Total alectrtc Call614 992 7314 or9926215 House on double lo1 . storage butldtng near school1n New Haven, 9 13 000 00 304 Unfurnished house . has carpet and washer & dryer $39 500 00 7746 773·5686 992 3590 �Page 41 10-The Daily Sentinel Houses for Rent J bedr oom house. recently remo del ed . $225 . mth . plus utilities De p osit require d Middleport ter 3 9 92 -7 60 7. af - 5 p .m bed r oom , f amily roo m . ba se m e nt . nea r sc hools a nd h os p it a l De p os it a nd refer ence re q uired 30 4 -6 75 4 33 8 They'll Do It Every Time NEPPA S<18$CRf8ES Pets for Sale Boarding all breads . Heated indoor- outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Call614 -446· roA MA(iAZIAit ANOINA FEWAfONTHS THI:RI?ST 7795 I SSUE ~VES - .. Judy Taylor Grooming . C all 614 · 367 ·7220 . Briarpatc. 1 Kennels Profes sional V - b ~eed grooming. lndo <> r out.J OOr boarding fa · cili tie !' English Cocker Spa niel puppies. Call 614 · 388 - Hou se 2327 h l inco ln A v e 1 3 04 -6 7 5 - mo 66 HILLCREST KENNELS Hou se f o r ren t Hen der so n . N ewly re mo del ed . 3 br S260 - &27 5 m on th . S 100 dep OSit 6 14-446 -0 1 16 S 135 0 0 3669 42 Mobile Homes for Re nt Call 446 ·8 558 Traile r spac e o n Bulaville Ad . Kyger Cree k Scho o l Distri ct . Call 614 -266 · 1433 . Call 614 · 992 7479 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33, North of 2 bedroom trailer , furn1sh ed , on E . Main St in Po m eroy , Pomeroy . Largo lots . Call 614 992 ·7479 . cl ose to K ro ger stor e . Ca ll 614 · 992 7314 6215 . or 992 · 12 x 6 0 2 bedro o m s. fur ni sh ed in Syra c use . S200 m onth plu s u t ilities Al so 3 trai ler spa ce s f o r rent . C all 61 4 -992 · 7680 . MOVING t o 86 Burdette Addn . All merchandise must go . Building for rent. Hugh Burri s 304 - 675 - 6512 . B ase m e nt - Sh o p under Qui ck Draw , 1506 % JeHerson Blvd . 304 -675 - 1435 . Fo r re nt with o ption to b uy 12~e65 tw o b e droo m , all elec . mobile ho me se1ting o n nice lo t Ready to mo\le into , S200 . 00 d o wn Merchandise S185 00 p er month . 304 576 · 271 1 2 bedro o m trailer, kitchen f u rnish e d . couples o ne small c hild acce pted . Ref erences 304 · 675 1076 . 3 bedroom . 2 b ath s, al l elec , 5200 . month . S150. dep osi t , S35 lot rent 30 4 -895 - 3828 44 Apartment for Re nt JACKSON APARTMENTS ( Equal Housing Opport u nity ! has o ne and two bedroom s, rent starting at S 15 7 for one bedro o m and $193 per month for two bedroom . with S 200 de p os it locat e d near Foodland and Spring Vall e y Plaza . poo l and TV ant . Call 446 -2745 or lea ve message . Small efficiency apar1 .. cen tral air & he at . 1 profe ssion al type g en11eman only 446 - 0338 Garage apt ., furnished 3 rooms & bath Washer & dryer . Clean, no pets, adulls only . Dep & ref req . Call 446 · 1519 3 bdr. unfurn garag e apt . $250 plus dep os it Call 446 · 3786 . Fu rnish e d effi c i en cy . 607 2nd .. Gall i p o li s S 145 . Share bath . sing le Call 446 - 4416 aft er 7PM f u rnished ap t ., 2 bdr . ne ar HMC , S235 . U ti lities pd .. Adults . Call 446 -4416 aft e r 7PM . furnished Mobile Home, central air . mile below city o .... erlooking the river . One or two adults only. 446 -0338 . furnished apt . for r ent 3 rooms with private bath , 1st floor . 845 2nd . Ave , Galli · polis . Call 446 - 2215 Modern 1 bdr apt . between town & Holle r . •deal for stngle penon . quieting se1 ting . $166 m o . plus utili ties . dep o sit . Ca ll 446 se c 2055 Apt . for rent downtown . S 176 mo C11ll 446 -9283 . 1 bedroom Apt $196 m o including utilities Equal Housing Opportun•ty Con tact Village Manor Apts 614 -992 -7787 Riverside Apts Middleport Special rates for Sen i or Citizens . S 130 . Equal Housing Opportunitie s 614 - 992 -7721 . 2 bedroom furnished apart ment in Middleport . utilities included . $210 m th 992 - 7177 SWAIN AUCTION & FURN ITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis . New & used wo o d & c o al stoves . 6 piece woo d living room suite with 6 m ch flat arms S399 . bunk bed s c omp le t e wirh bunk• es S 199 , 2 piece antron livingr oo m s uites S1 99 . ant r o n .rec lin e rs S 99 . other re c line rs maple dinette set s 5179. box springs & mattres s twin or full S 100 se t re gular -firm S120 , maple dinette chairs S35 , wash stand s $34 . maple rockers S59 . 7 piece c hrom e dinetto set $149 . 5 piec e din ett e set S99. used bedroo m suites. refrigera tors . rang e s. c h est . dressers . wringe r wash ers . TV ' s. dry er s. & shoe s . C all 614 -446 - 31 59 . LAYNE S FURNITURE Soh , chan. rocker . otto man . 3 tabl es. (extra heavy by Fr o ntier). $685 . Sofa . chair and loveseat . $275 . Sofas and c hairs priced from 5285 . to 5895 . Tables . S45 and up to S125 . Hide -abeds . $440 and up to S525 , Recliner s. S175 . to 5375 ., Lamps from $28 . to 575 5 pc . dinette s from 599 ., to 435 7 p c . S189 and up . Wood table with six chairs S425 t o S745 . Desk $ 1 10 u p to $225 Hutches S650 . and up , maple or pin~ tin i sh Bunk bed compl ete with mattre sses. S250 . and up t o S395 . Baby beds . $110 Mattresses or box springs . full o r twin . S58 ., firm . $68 . and $78 . Oueen sets . S195 . 4 dr . chests . S42 5 dr . c hests . $54 . Bed frame s. S20.and $25 .. 10 gun Gun c abinets . S350 Gas or ele c tric ranges 9375 . Baby mauressas . S25 & S35 . bed frames $20. 925. & $30 . king fr111ma S50 . Good sel e ction of bedroom s uites . c edar c hests rockers . metal c ab i nets : swivel roc kers . Used fur n iture -· Refrigera tor s. chairs . dryers. and TV ' s . 3 miles out 8ulavi!le Ad . Open 9am t o 6pm , Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to 5pm , Sat . 61 4 · 446 ·0322 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers . refrigera to.r s . r11nges . Skaggs Ap pltances. Upper Rivtn Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel . 614 ·446-7398 Good Used Appliance Spe cial Maytag auto wuher $65 , Speed Oueen auto washer $95 . Moytag wrin · ger washer $126 . side by side rairigeretor 8195 , frost free harvel!lt gold refrigerator $150. large chest freezer $125, couches& c hairs 825 & up . unfinished chest of drawers $68 . Skagga Ap plian cel!l . 569 Upper River Rd. 446 ·7398 APARTMENTS , mobile homes , houses . Pt Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 8221 . TWIN 51 Household Goods sao. ESTATES RIVERS TOWER Country Oak furniture , 1a bles. chairs , cupboards , dry sinks, pie safes . lots of misc . Conkles . Rt. 7 . Tuppers Plains. Ohio Apartments now available to elderly & diaabled with an income of less than $12 , 300. Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income Chest freezar , 850; two c ou c hes . chair , old half iron bad, mu c h more . Call 992 6341 , after 8 p .m . Phone 304·676 -6679 . Litton -continous c leaning electric oven , range , & mic rowave unit . with corning ware burners . Gibson -frost free side by t1ide refrigerator · freezer . Call 992 -3766 . 3 bedroom duplex with full basement, 2606 Mt. Vernon Ave . 1276 . mon1h with 1 year Ieese . 304 -675 - 3030 or 675 -3431 . 46 Furnished Rooms TV & Appliances , 627 Third Ave ., Gallipolis , 614 -446 1699 Spin washer s, gas & electric drver s. auto washers , gas & electric ranges. refrigerators. TV sets. Sofa, chair , rocker that reclines . 3 teblea . Can be seen at Lor 35 . K&K Mobile Park . 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff firewood Pi ckup or Delivered . 12 "· 22 " stocked i n yard . HEAP vender . prompt delivery . 614 -256 - 6245 . limestone . Sand . Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs . Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 · 7785 . Build on your lot a new home you afford. Over 1 100 sq. ft .. 6 rooms & bat h. car peted, ready to move into. $26.500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builders 446 -8038. Will consider mobile home as trade-in . for sale Spinet -console pi ano bargain . Wanted : Responsible partv to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano . Can be seen locally . Write Credit Man ager: P .O . Box 537 Shelby ville , IN 46176 . Wanted : Responsible party to take over low monthly paym e n1s on spinet piano . Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager : P.O . Box 537 . Shelbyville. IN 46176 _ Gulbransen exc . cond .. spinet piano. 91.200 . 304 - 773·5783 Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment 61 4 -379 · 2468 . 165 Massey ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivators , Harrow & tobacco baler. Call 446 -7838 after 5PM . Riflos . shotguns & hand . guns . Frank ' s PAwn Shop , 430 Second Ave , Ga llip olis, Oh 446 ·0840 . USED EQUIP! mowers & tillers . PAwn Shop . 430 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, Oh . 446.0840 . 16.:6 wood storage build ing . Call 446 - 7751 or 614· 256 · 6569 . Harley Davison electric rid - ing golf can. Call446 · 1 130. 245 Massey ferg . 2-9N fords , 424 IH, 801 Ford, 50 ferg .. 135 MF, 150 MF w -loader, JO dozer, 2 Ver meer round balers, 120 MF baler . Gravity wagons. plows. corn planter. lime spreader, disc . We buy used equipment! Holland tobacco seUer 8300 , New Idea maneure spreader like new $1,250. Maney Ferguson lever disk 8550 , single botton pull plow $ 1 00, wheel disk 9600 -up . fertilize spreader 8360 . PTO Burr Mill $300. Remmington 1 100 12 gauge with 3 berrells. 8425 . 12 gauge single shot. 836 . Cell61 4 · 742 · 2187. 45640, 614-286 · 5944 . firewood for sale . fJ20 .oo· pickup 630 .00 delivered. 304 - 675 - 2991 before 11 :00 AM or after 6 :00PM . New Hollnad mower No . 461 rear mounted . See nut to Methodist Church in Alfred on St. At . 681 . Dozer Work . Free Estimates. 8 ft . pool tabl e . regulation size . slate top . Call 446 - 2166 . Wood cutter special. Bar and Chain Lube . 83 .89 gal. S17 .50 case . Siders Equip· ment Co. f304 - 676 -7421 John Deere model 70 power steering. live power, 3 pt . good rubber. Ca ll 614 -379 - Terimite Backhoe End · loader . 304 -576 - 2010. 440 John Deere with loader. 3 point & P . T.O . S2600 . Ca ll 8 Snapper riding lawn mower. horsecond power. motor good .. 304 - 882in241 9 2424 . 614 · 843 · 531 1 or 6494 . 843 · 675· 6050 . 66 Building Supplies 62 Wanted to Buy 63 Autos for Sale yrs . old due in June . Asking 61 .000 for both Call 614 - 245 ·9598 . Volkswagen for sale . $250 . Coll614-256 · 1755 . 1973 ford LTD runs good , fair cond . Call 614 · 367 - 7217. 30 cows and 30 calves . Mixed Charlois & Angus . Also 2 yr . old Black Angus Registered bull with papers . 1 - 614 - 682 - 7319 after 1979 Thunderbird good cond .. low mileage . 1978 Chrys ler PW . Horseman ' s show saddle . Call 44 - 1830 8PM . or 446 · 256 · 6485 . 10 pigs 8 week s old . $30 a piece. Call after 4 :30PM. 1978 Dodge Omni . 2 -tone gray. 4 spd .. good cond . 614 -256- 6605 . $2000 . 446 -9700 . 2 Horses for 446 -8516 . sale Call 1972 Olds Cutlasa4 Dr. Call after 5 P.M . 446 -4850 . 1973 Pontiac Grand Am . 400 eng .. auto trans .. PS. PB . Best offer . Call 446 -2854 after 4pm . Dairy goats. Alpines and Lomanchas Kids and milkers . Phone 304 -675 - 82 black Trans Am . one owner. full power, AM -FM stereo c a !llsette . alum wheels louvers . 33 . 000 miles . eJC cond .. S9. 875 6430. Call 446 ·3345 Gaited black stallion. 304 675 -2443 after 6 ·00 PM 1978 Chevette ex . cond .. low mileage . $1.800 . Call 446· 3989 Hay & Grain Northup King corn . alfolfa & grass seed other farm seeds. Call Vaughn Taylor . 61 4·245 - 5064 ar61 4 - 246 5815 after8PM . 1- -- - -- -- - - - Straw $1 .00 bale . Cleaning out barn. 300 bales. First come basis . 304 - 675 - 3333 _ 66 Seed & Fertilizer Garden seeds. plants. Ken nebec seed potatoes $8.50. Fertili zer , field seeds. Bose Agri - Centor, 446 - 2463 . Transportalion Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick - Pontiac . 1911 East · ern Ave ., Gallipolis . Call 6t4 .446 · 2282 . 1978 ford Fairmont Futura, 3 spd .. AC, good cond, $2 ,000 or best offer . Call 1981 Datsun 280- ZX turbo, 10,000 miles . mint cond , Gr. lux . Coupe . Call 446 · 0648 after 5PM . 1980 Buick Regal limited, PS, PO, cruise , AC, tilt wheel , good tires, rear win dow defrost, good cond ., S5,500. Ca ll 446 · 4206 . 1976 Chevy Monza 4 cyl. , 4 spd ., good body , runs good. s600. Call61 4 · 266 · 6248 1982 AMC Spirit, auto, air. AM -FM, sunroof, $4,196 . 1982 2dr . Chevy Chevette. 4 spd ., AM · FM tape. S3,496 . 1981 2 dr. Chevy Chevene . auto, radio. sun- roof, $3 , t96 . 19BO 2 dr . Fairmont ford. 4 cyl.. auto, air, $2 ,896 . 1980 Renault LeCar, 4 spd .. AM -FM. air. sunroof, $2.496 . 1979 Ply · mouth Horizon. 4dr .. 4spd .. $2.296 . John's Auto Sales. Bulft.ville Rd .. Gallipoli!l , 446 -4782 . Open til dark. 1976 Corvette . hctory aluminum wheels . many ex Uas. low mileage . Call 446 4 98 OUGHT,._ . AM06~YOU 8c MOI<E CAReFUL.: BUT ,.._RE.N'T YOU <SE.TTIN.:> A. LITT L E OLD FOR TOY6 ~ 1976 Pontiac Astro. runs good. body rough, good work car . $650 . Call 614 · 992 -2143 or eveings at 614 -742 - 2289, Michael. 1982 Plymouth Champ, ac, four speed , 10,700 miles, 37 mpg, asking $4300 . Call 614 ·992 -5236. 1 981 Pontiac Bonneville. exc . con . Call 614 -992 3348 after 5 p .m . 1968 International dump truck. $1 ,000; Baker fork lift truck, S 1 ,800 . Ca ll 992 - 2772 . 1979 Cutlass special edi tion, 2 tone paint, 260 VB, loaded, 60,000 miles . $4500 or b.o . Sharp . Call 1980 Chevy Citation, 4 dr .. auto., PS. PB, AC, good conditi on . $2995. Call614 - '81 Celi ca Toyota GT. lift back, AC , tilt wheeL tinted glass. AM -FM stero. 36,600 mi. 304 -675 - 6149 after '74 AMC Hornet , auto .. good running cond .. 1970 Chev. Impala, auto transmission, PS, 45.000 actual miles . 304 - 675 - 3869 . 1979 Mercury Cougar XR7 . PS, PB, Air -cond .. AM -fM stereo tape . low mileage. exc. cond . 304-675 -6586 . 1980 Dodge Colt RS . exc cond .. new redial tires . with extras . S3.000 . Call 446 ·0515 . 1974 Dodge Challenger, must see to •ppriciate. aak · ing 82,400.00 m11ke offer . 304-876-6306 . 1978 Chrysler le811ron , AM-FM caasette. cruise . power windowa. air condi - 895-3472 or 1983 Chevy S10. 6 cyl. 4 speed , eJIC . c<tnd 65.800 00 3699 . 304 - 896 · cond 304 -675-1 145 1964 Y2 Mustang. new paint, new tires, standard and chrome reversea . $1.500 . 00 2174. 72 304 - 576 · LUMBER -Rough cut. oak. poplar, 2x4. 2x6 . 2x8, h4. 1 x6, 1 x8. length availabte . 8 ft . through 1 6 ft . Hogg & Motorcycles 74 1983 Honda V -65 Magna 1.800 miles. luggage rock , back rest. mint cond . Call 446-064B after 5PM . 1979 Honda CB 650. wind shield, roll bar. cruise. mag wheels. trunk . low miles. THE COMPUTE~ IS NOT T~E COMPUTER• ~OSING U~ 100 CC Yamaha.trail & road bike. Coli 446 -8648 be tween 6 & 9 p .m . 1980 Harley Davidson w ide glide Can be seen at Betz Honda . 1980 CR 250 Elsinore Has only been out once. brand new cond .. $900 Ca1161 4 - 388·9809 1980 Kawaliaki LTD 1000 e~~:c . con., 6000 miles, lots of eiC.trn . Call 614 -992 - 5747 . MONIOY~ Zuspan. 304-773· 6664 . 1980 Plymouth Arrown pickup, excellent condition , low miles, $3,600. Call Exc . cond . 304 · 675 -4603 Now open for buaineas. Mountain State Block. Rt . 33. New Haven . Complete masonry auppliea, 4". 8 ". 1 2 " block Delivery service. 1973 'It ton Chevy truck , 360 engine, with origin•l ateel bed, large mud fl1p1, front ateel mud guerde. Phone doy 304- 882-2222 . evening 882 ·3239 . o.m.-l .m . rodlo , f600 . 9926605 . 446 -0964. (j]) 3-2-1, Contact 6:30 I'll Star Trek U (2) ClJ NBC 1980 Harley Sportster blue with black mag wheels one owner 6,000 miles, $2,600 . Call 6 t 4-992 · 3316 . 1978 Kawasaki 200, 6.400 miles 6750 . 992-6954 . 1980 Yamaha 650 special . good condi tion , 4.100 miles, 81,300 00, 304 - 576-2846 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale WV 304 · 422 -8433 or 304 · 422 -2367 76 Auto Parts & Accessories CIJ ClJ /llfr DON'T F'tiT T'PI&OUT 111' Par1s for 1967 Olds. 3 miles down road from Henderson Barbara Cline . Gallipolis Ferrv 78 Camping Equipment CARR'/UJ6 llllt¥6 ~ '5Tt:Pl001',4.R! STUMP! ing . AC. 7t 60. $3.000 . 367 - 14f1. self contained "Joy Time" camper, $650 .00 . 304-675-2171 . BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE , Open daily 9 to 6 :30, Sat . 9 to 4, Sun . 1 to 4 . U.S. Rt . 50, Coolville , Oh 614 - 667 - m Jeffarsons 0 Ash St . Middlepon. 992 · 5433 . 1975 20ft Start Craft travel trailer, fully self contained . all eKtrao, $3,000.00. 304 · 882-2326 . Services 81 Home Improvements IIl Gentle IIl g •··· • 4 +J9 6 4 3 tKQ I0 9165 +Q II17 .. 8 4 2 B:30 9:00 J .A .R .Construction Co.Ru .-.......:::. ~. G~L... MOVIE: 'The Day The s-' -··,NI..• 5 -t Ni ck and Boz take on the assignment of t r a c kin g down a missing coupl e in MeJ~ico. (A) (60 min) '~ GASOLINE ALLEY We would li~e to test Rover for q part! Our com mercials are ever4where 1 IE Happ1._ Days 0 (1} W Riptide Cody . -· f'm sure I.)Ou've seen our Burger Cow""'"'"' ffi 700 Club (§] I!)@ Three's Company ~Burger Wow' Burger Pow.r 't\8V~ YOJ tried a 6urqer Cow." Jack. Janet and Terri' s im · ag i nation ru n wild when they fear that their new neighbor is really a robber (R) [Closed Capli oned] Q CID @I MOVIE : ' All Night • loni( ([) (1..1) American Playhouse ' Hughie .' Jason Robards stars in this spec1al presen · tation of Eugene O ' Ne i ll's drama about a penny-ante gambler and a hotel c l erk 304·576 · 2010 Electrical & Refrigeration 160 mm .) tioned] Pasquale Electric Co. all phasAs of el ectric work , all work guarantoed Aerial truck rental 614 - 446 - 4066 9:30 I]) Q) 10:00 Rem.ngton gets 1nto trOU · ble whe n a ma g azine hon · ors him as o ne of the fiv e mo st e lig i ble ba c helors and two of th e five men a re killed (R) (60 min) (I) MOVIE: 'lone 675 · 4 8 t 9 614· 388 -8274 . (fl Assaulted Nuts I])Q)@ Han to Han Jon a· than thunders mto the world of po l o unaware that he and Jennifer have be· come targets for murder m a smuggli n g s c heme. (A) j60 mm .) [Clos ed Cap· ti o ned ] (j) Six Wives of Henry VIII [I) Newswatch BARNEY PAW!! LOOK WHAT 'IOU AN' VORE CARD·PLfl'iiN' VARMINTS DONE TO MV KITCHEN fl) INN News 10:30 (2) Daryl Hall & John Oates ' Rock ' n' Soul Inte rnationa l. · T his show s p otlights the d uo in beht nd the ·scenes g l•mo ses of their latest tour (I) My little Margie · · IT DON'T WOBBLE BUT, TH'GOOD NEWS 15 -- · NO MORE C!J 1984 NFL Droit Review (I) TBS Evening News (iJ) To Be Announced I'll On & Off Camera News (2) James Boys Water Service Also pool s filled . Call 614 · 1 1:30 PEANUTS SERVICE . 6 t 4 -266 - 1182. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec . Ave .. Gallipolis. 61 4·446 · 7833 or 6 t 4 ·446 · 1833 . 'The 'lost American Virgin ' CIJ Another life (I) News/Sports/Weather (j] To Be Announced General Hauling Upholstery MOVIE : CYI..AV. MA~CIE . ~AND ME MY ORNER AND A BALL .. W~AT KIND OF A BALL DO 'r'OU WANT. SIIC:? ,., ANY KIND, I DON'T CARE .. ~ I I• l-- Vulnerable: Both Dealer: West West North Pass Pass Pass Pass East 3t Pass South o• d heart b ut tht• with dummy· s Jac k and gol Afler the hand . a k1b nzer i::IS ked how Bon s would ha ve played agatnst a two-one trump split. He r ep\ied that Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby By Boris Koytchou he w ou ld have leU t h "' d{'utt> of New York has had the diStincti on of representing both France and the United Sta tes m world championship mat ches . He is also on e of the a n ywa~· Of course . 1f East and Wes t had played th e t 0 and mn e. dumrnv's ftve of spades would ha\ e berume a n entry If East had t1cld th e t w o. trumps. l:3on s· slam would ha \·p been unmakable iNEWSPAPER E\TERPHISE ASS~ I ~.wd' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN I Shopping I "Pistol place Pack in ' - · · 5 Dull and tnte 2 Betel palm 10 Field 3 Start afresh II Whip 4 Youngli ng 13 Patch 5 Mason 's 14 Give up a secretary claim (Law I 6 "-Say It's 15 Golf score Wonderful" Yesterday's Answer 16 Old Turkish 1 Pitcher's 23 Stored 32 She was title asset 17 Goddess 8 Expe nded 24 Ir on Curtain ··our MISs coun try Brooks" (Lat.) 9 Perfwne 25 Assembly 34 Volcamc 18 Realizmg 12 Radiato r 26 Spanish apex 20 Bridge IF'r 1 16 Kind of movie house 36 Bivouac 21 Hair pad muffin 28 Reception need 22 " The Women"l9 Olfactory room 38 Krughtly playwright perception 31 Dutch title 23 Inferior 20 Carpentry cheese 39 Not cooked product 1sl. 1 tool 26 Servi ce ,.,-....,..-,7"""-r;-~ parties 21 Ancient gold alloy 28 Waterfall (Scot.l %9 Willow genus 30 Rus.r;ian lak e J3 Speck 34 Prompt 35 Uterary scrap 31 All at once 39 Illmannered 40 Languish41 Yemen seaport 4% Concu r 43 Lack DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's h ow t o work it : A XVDL B AAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply sta nds for :1no th ('l' In llus sample A is used ror the three L's, X for th(' tw o 0 ':-, f'lc ~ Lne,lr letter s. apostrophes, the length an d formatw n nf lhf' words arf' all hints. Each day the C"Ode tellers ar c diffe re nt A strange triangle of people leads Magnum into a situation that could lead to sud- CRYPTOQUOTES V RS D S ZDS VLQ dan death. (Ri(80 min .) CIJ ® Wes t Ln ed trv didn 't work Bons won to d tscard hts lns tng dtamond on a to p club Opening lead: +4 I! fl) Benny Hill Show (2) (1) Tonight Show (I) Best of Groucho @ SportsCenter IIl Collins U CIJ WKAP in Cincinnati li) CIJ Magnum PJ. - . H is stx ·spade over ca ll of Eas t 's three -dia mond opening was sound indeed and North felt tha t he had mce support. ~u r t h did have n 1<.:t> suppor l. but wit h one weak ness: Borts had no ap parrnt wa y to get to North's hand Nevertheless. Ban s did find a way T he dtamond lead wa s an obv tu us stngleton. So Bon s c<~ shf'r1 h1s ;wt- of spades at tnck tw o Expert West dropped t he nme . but smce Eas t showed out . Hon.s cashed h1s kmg of tr umps West dro pped llu.' 10 . but ll didn 't hrlp htm . Sons JUS t le d ht s deucr ol trumps and poor \V es t wa ~ Ln with th~· th r ee-spot ing 11:oo om CIJ om® m GJ, or 266 · 1141 or 614 446 1176 or 614· 446 -791 1 Woll McQuade' D. DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Professional ser vice for appliances , heating , coo lin g and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit · chen Aid . Residential. Com mercial, Industrial. 304 - Oh Madeline O CIJ(]) Remington Steele Meigs Electric Service , Steve Barnett . Call 614 · or i12l Cap· husband . IRJ WINNIE SEWING Machine repairs , service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614 -9922 - 2284 . 675 . 4 8 1 9 61 4-38B-8274. [Closed Doris accuses Madeline of ma k ing a p l ay for her ex · Electrical work , all phases . free estimates, reasonable rates . qualified electrician . Contact Ron Huffman. 614 - SALES - Professional ser vice for appliances , heating , cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana , Gibson , Kit chen Aid . Residential, Com mercial . Industrial . 304 · . t A3 Earth Caught Fire' 446· 8038 Starks Tree Trimmin g & Removal. Lawn mowing and maintenan c e. landsc aping . 10 Pet . o tf all e stimates . SO UTH +AK QJ76 4 2 . A K ti ([)~American Parade I'll Dozer Work . Free Estimates . KH 52 EAST • 10 9 3 .. Q 9 53 Foul-ups/Bleeps/ Char les Kuralt anchors t his program which featur es 'oliews of the people of this co un try. the personal Impact of important news stories and profiles of fam ou s Americans . (60 min .) CID (fiJ Nova ·Ta lking Turtle .' M IT's Seymour Papert . fa t her of th e Turtle com p ut e rized rob ot , presents h i s v1 ews on computers in th e classroom (A) (60 m1n .} {Closed Captioned] Cl) ~ Billy Graham Crusade Good -1 Ex cavating , base ments . footers . driveways, septi c tanks . landscaping . Ca ll anytime 614 · 446 4537 . James l. Davison . Jr . owner STUCCO and PlASTERING Call 814-388-9867 . tJ 82 + .~ Blunders Excavating 7397 . Marcum Roofing & Spout ing. Now lnttllling rubber rooft . 30 yeara experience. specializing in built up roof. Ben 5· 1·81 .. J 10 7 off Game SHULAw ·s Plumbing and Heating . At . 2 Neal Road. Point Pleasant. W . Va 304 675· 5420 licensed and Insured . 87 NOR 1'H • 85 Conference Semifinal Play- Ca ll Jim Lanier. 304 -675 · - Commercial and retlden tlal, free estimates . Call ntce st pi dy er s tn the world WEST C!l NBA Basketball : 1984 ING . At . 1 . Box 355 . Galli · polis . Call 614 - 367 -0576 WATER You can't duck a deuce Dr. Who (60 min .) (1} MOVIE : 'The Thing ' (J) MOVIE : 'Brainstorm' JIM ·s PlUMBING & HEAT- JIMS Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Team wages a war ag a inst an underworld army when tMey help a small contractor save his business from a crooked competitor . (R) 614 446 4477 576· 2897 AIRWAY BRIDGE Court fl) One Day at a Time 7:45 @ NBA Tonight 8:00 0 (2) r:tJ A Team The A Cor. fourth ,nd Pine Gallipolis . Ohio Ph one 614 -446 - 3888 or crete work . Backhoe's, Oo1er & Oitcher. Dump truck s. & water -gas - sewar el ectri cal lines TR AGI C Jumble eoo~ No. :.!5, conlaif1ing 110 pu zz l es . ~& a•a •l ;~b le to , S1 95 plus~:." pos 1age and handllnv trom Jumble. c/o 1hls new ,paper Bo• l~ Norwood N J 0764e lncludl yoor n11m1 , address l ip c ode and mfl ~ e c h ec ~. pHy dl! ll! to Ne ws p aperbooks Wheel of Fortune II) [f .Entertainment Tonight CARTER ' S PlUMBING AND HEATING 85 I BELL E Wh at they called the man who put glas~ 1nt o the igloo windo w s·- THE G~ A CIE R ' Answer (2) Tic Tee Dough CID CIOl Plumbing & Heating D. DAY REFRIGERATION 1984 25 ft. travel trailer, fully equiped, air, awning . 87995. Can be seen at 276 Entertainment Tonight l!l !ill People's 698·6553 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers Yesteraay :; (I) SportsCenter (]) Major League Baseball: San Oie__go at Atlanta CIJ li) (!) Family Feud 256.1583. 1966 Ritzcraft trailer. awn - Jumbles VERVE ([] Business Report cr:Dl News (ll) MacNeil/lehrer News hour ~'IMAT'S lrisu motor to tit 1978 Chevy Luv truck . Phone 304 · 675 · 5462 . (Answers tomorrow ) B.JJlobo Show li) CIJ Wheel of Fortune BORN LOSER Crushe d ve lvet c ouch. 81C. · cellent condition . $50.00 . New swivel rocker less than half price, 3 piece. antique furniture . 304-675 - 3638 . tland. Oh . 614 ·742 2903. Basements . Footers. Con - "KI Xr [I I I ] @ This Week in the NBA (1) Sanford and Son 3802 . 84 Print answer here: (]) Here Come the Brides 7 :30 D otso n ' s Tree Servi ce . In · swed · free Est imate 3 04 · Correct Craft & Ski Su preme, family ski boats New 8c used. Parkersburg , Now arr ange lhe c~rcl ed lett ers to fonn the surpr ise answe r. as sug · ge sted by the above cartoon News (2) MOVIE: 'My Bodyguard' CI) Rifleman Absten Home Improvement Specialist . Homes . addi tions, roofing . patios , dry well , concrete . painting, all types of remolding 304 - 83 Hf1 AT THAT LOfJ6 T O UR: M AD E I-11M. (!) Mezda Sponslook IIl Carol Burnett C1J Q) i12l ABC News li) CIJ ® CBS News (j]) Bits and Bytes 7 :00 U (2) PM Magazine ~ • News/Sports/Weather MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ALLEY OOP 1980 Kawasaki 1 300 Shaft drive. 13.050 miles. Very good condition. Call 614 992 -71 10 after 5 p .m . t tTINEKT C[) STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free esti mates . 304 -675 - 2295 . 82 r J I I CD SOMEONE WHO KNOWS HOW TO USE THE COMPUTER IS ~O!>ING US MOIIE'I•. . A>JD l<fiPI"--G IT FOR HIMSE•F. SHIP thing . 304· 458 - 1566 . ., _ , pj_on Pittsburgh Stealers. CAPTIAN Will haul sand. gravel . any - I.. _____ I_ I _ mw rn Andy Griffith CAPTAIN EASY $1.295 . Cell 446·4205 . Trucks for Sale spd .. radio $2,996. John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolia. 448 -4782 . Open til dark . carpet WITH Water wells commercial and domestic. tes1 holes . pump sal es and serv •ce . 304 · 896 - 3386 . '79 Mercury 200 motor. Caprice. AC. AM ST6 -FM cassette. radial tires, exc your SHAPE 304-675-5295 304- 896 · 3967 after 5 p .m . GET CIJ ® of the 1975 World Cham · or 675 · 458· 1566. tion, 304-675-1 1 23 . 1976 Corvette. loaded, $8200 or best offer, 304 - 304 · 675 · 2088 4560. 1980 CJ 5 Jeep. new top . good cond .. call after 5 :00 55.000 . $3,600, 304 · 676 · 5306 . Coli 614 ·446 ·0756 . 446-4416 altor 7 PM . spd .. loaded $500.00. 304 ·675 · 1604. siding . Ca11614- 949-2437 . $50 .00 Call alter 6 00 . 304 -895 - 3349 or 676 2069 . t979 Jeep CJ ·5, 6 cyl. . 3 1980 Dodge D 50 PU, 4 50 sheets of T1 · 11 wood Singer sewing machine with cabinet. good cond . . Vans & 4 W.D. SPM . Captain ' s bed with six draw · ers. roll top desk. for sale . utili male 919 Call 614-742 -2513 614 · 992- 3369. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light hou1e keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Sleeping room $116 . ties paid . Share bath, only. Range 81 refrig . 2nd . Ave .. Gallipolis . 1979 4 wheel -drive Ford pickup . new tires & rims. right side has been wrecked . runs good. $1000 Call 73 1979 Olds Cut lass Supreme Brougham. air. AM -FM ste· reo. tilt wheel. PW . POL 48.000 actual miles. new radial tires & battery. eJCc. car. Call614 · 256 -9366. 71 Trucks for Sale Livestock 2 Registered Jersey cows. 3 64 72 o (]) New Treasure Hunt (I) NFL's Greatest Moments NFL' s Greatest M oments presents highlights rien ced roofing , including hot tar application, c arpen · t er . electrician . mason . Call 71 wllh Major Hoople @ . YOUR New a RINGLE'S SERVICE e•pe · Wanted to laue: Tobacco allolmenl . Call 304· 675 1 197 after 6 p .m . C2J CIJ byHen ri Atnol d andBobLee I GALEE (2) MOVIE : 'The Mirror Crack'd' 1331 . 1t"==========--J~0~~~~·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ OUR BOARDING HOUSE '>' 1956 Chevy for parts or could be restored . make offer. Tappan gas range. large frost free ref .. good cond . 304 · 675 - 2993 or 2398 or 614 .446 - 2454 . Fetty True Trimming . stump removal. Call 304 - 675 - 446 -3637. Deere corn sheller $350 . firm hand grinder mixer &1 ,260. John Deere 2 & 4 row corn planters. haying equipment. 8 row boom spray $650 . One of the largest selections of field ready used equipment in Southern Ohio . Howe's Farm Machinery. At. 124 & Mayhew Rd. Jackson , Oh 446 ·8038 . 304 - 949·3049. Call614 -446·1676 . Shrubs pruned, lawns re seeded. retaining walls , sidewa lk s , patios, fill dirt. topsoil . bark mulch & saw dust. Contact Bruce Davi sion Call614 - 256 - 1427 . RON ' S Te levision Service . Specializin g in Zenith and Motorola , Ouazar. and house cells Catl 304 -576 - I'. cultivator . Phone Call 614 · 992 ·3680 Jividen ' s farm Equipment . 614 -446 - 1675. Long trac tors . Vermeer round balers , rakes. teddter & mowers & also a comp lete line of bale handling acces .l Tobacco&. corn sprayers. tobacco set ters. wagons. rotarv tillers, rotary cutters , blades, culti vators , disc. plows, post drivers, plastic tanks , wood splitters, gates, power washers, Wheel Horse lawn & Garden Tractors . Goose neck trailer . And see us for a complete line of parts & service I Fran~ · s 1. !I , Shetland pony for sale. S75 _ Ca ll 614 · 388 -9087 lawn with $1 ,600.00. 576· 2147 . 949-2502 . Corn planters - New Ford 2 row. used 4 row MF . Call Sell Steel Buildings ' Steel Buildings Dealership' Small to big profit potential big demand. starter leads fur nished Some areas taken Ca ll to qualify 303 -759 3200 e~~:t 2401 Cub a:oo u ~ ~~ ~ Unwamble these four Jumbles. one letter to each square , lo form lour ordinary WOfdl . EVENING scotchguard -water extrac tion. de o dorizers. FREE esti mates Reas o nable rates . Gene Smith , 992 - 6309. or 6 week old roosters for sale . 35 cents oa ch . Call 614 - 2 JO lawn sweeper . e• . cond .. l arge type lawn roller . Call 614 -388 -8159 after 5 :30 . $3 .200.00. Hay raike N .H . 256, $1 .400 .00. Hoy boiler N .H. 66 , $600.00 . New hey tedder, 8675 .00 . 1.0 . 6ft . lifft~f.\.ft m~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Q:IJ 5/1/84 GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . --------- 0475 . Couch . mattress & boJI spr ings . Call 446 -0518 . gpa . 0624 . 2827 . 614 . 256-6574 40 Goats -young billies for pets or grazing Cflll 614 - 367 - Troy - Bilt tillers Check our special price before you buy 11ny tillers . Swisher Implement Co St. Rt.7 N, Galli polis. OH Ca ll 614 - 446 - Trailer wheel tri - ade. Call MF S35 . Call 614 · 367 -0624 . Lil red & big red shaft drive brush cutters . trimmers . 30cc & 40cc gas powered ongtnes . Prices from $299 .95 len N Sons Small Engines . Call 614 - 379 - story house $ 1 3,000 1982 Dodge Colt S4.200 316 S. Main St .. Vinton , Oh H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding . roofing. room add ition , storm windows. stone. Cal l 614 - 367 ·0409 . Musical firewood cut up slabs $15 pickup l oad . Call 614 -245 - 5804. MF 65. PS. lP. 81 .BOO .OO. The Daily Sentinei- Page-11 Television Viewing PAINTING - interior and ex tt~rior . plumbing. roofing . some remodeling . 20 yrs . Ford 3000 gas. 84,600 .00 . Plowa 1200.00 up Ford 3000 diesel. 84. 500.00. Diac $1.000 . 00 to 8700 .00 . Pome~Qy-Middleoort~ <llio DICK TRACY 73 Instruments 1, 1984 Home Improvements exp. Call 614-388 -9652 . Pigs · 8 weeks good stock . 57 81 8 :00p.m . 614-742-2337. Phone 304· 676 -2328 576· 2606 . Fully furni shed . A C . 2 bdr .. Kittens t o r sale . beautiful V2 ad u 11 s on ly Ca ll446 -4110 r------------,-----------~ himalayan h siamese. Males & f e mal e s. Call 614 · 742 51 Household Goods 46 Space for Rent Furni shed 2 & 3 bedr oo m 2944 . trail e r s Call 3 04 - 77 3 - by Larry Wright KIT 'N ' CARLYLE <!' International Hay Baler 420 & good condition Lime spreader & seeder . Call before 8 :00 a .m . & after Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow pup · pies , CFA Himalayan . Par · sian and Siamese kittens . Call 61 4 -446 · 3844 after 6 . 614 -379 · 2216. 5651 . Farm Equipment mower . $400 .00 . Used Buah Hogs, $225 .00 up . Baby rabbits . $1 .00 each . 1 full grown male, 1 full grown female , S3 .00 each Call 2 bd r . trad er ~ully furn ish ed . good loca t •on . sec d ep . req 61 9790 . Champion Reg . Poodle 9 months old . Call446-4434 Very Nice 2 bedr o om m o b•l e home . furnish ed . S175 plus util•t e s & depo sit . No pe t s . Tuesday, May 1, 1984 Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio latenlght America All In the Family Ill@ Nlghtline fJl Twilight Zone 1 t :46 (2) MOVIE: 'Mother lode' (!) M1zde Sportslook 12:00 Cil Burn• & Allen (1J MOVIE: 'The Wild One·· CIJ Nightllne RKVVKGY V R S PGNQDVPGZV S U C Vfl SQlJ K S T QG M C. P WMUSOZU U G SKVR SD QN V R SE LQDMT . WR Z D U K S U ZP Yesterday's Cryptoquote : SOME BOOKS ARE TO BE TASTED, OTHERS TO BE SWALLOWE D. AND SOME FEW TOBECHEWEDANDDIGESTED - FRANCIS BACON �Page Tuesday, May 1, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 12- The Daily Sentinel Construction worker is newest millionaire Waterfowl, bird sanctuary park will emphasis education In the proposal and study done lnltially on the area , Ms. Bakl>r noted tha t the reason for the sanctuary is to provide an aesthetic na tu ra l area that wUl comple m ent a nd e nhance the surrounding com m unlty . while provldlngwlldllfe and waterfowl habitat study areas. She said the area wUl provide a m a jor community service by giving students and other reside nts a na tural we tland to outdoor educalion. w hile at the sanne time, providing the necessary area for continuation of dwindling wildl ife , watertowl and vegetation. By LEE i\NN WELCH OVP staff writer GALLIPOLIS - P lans fo r the E lizabeth L. Evans Wate rfowl a nd Bird Sanctuary have been made through the 0 .0. Mcin ty re Park Dlst!ict, thanks to a land grant from Bob and Jewell Evans of Gallipolis ln mem oryofhlsmother. The21.4 acre tract is loca ted in the Chickkama uga Strea m VaHey, in the west end of Ga llipolis, and Is a backw ater area of the Ohio River, according to Josette Baker. director of parks and recreation a t the dist!ict. It is bordered by Chicka- TOLEDO, Ohio (AP ) - Thelmplementationo!thesanctu- ary wUl s upplement the natural env!ro11111e11t limitations of the city park and parkfront launch area by the Ohio River for the outdoor education classes. Development of the area wUl be by a gift credit, which will allow a grant matchlng theappralsedvalueofthe land. She said If the 0.0. Mcintyre Park District receives the grant, It should be an estlnnated $60,000. Ms. Bakersaid thatafterdevelopment, the area has the potential to become an outstanding we tland marsh sanctuary. {zah h et L Evans Larry changestnhlsU!e, desplterecelvlng Wlllardsays hehitwellandthrewan opponent out at the plate In a softball game, all while wanting to burst with the news that he was a sudden mlldonalre. But WUiard restrained himself until Ohio Lottery olficlais gave him the otflclal wordflionday that he had won more t han $U mUllon In the Ohio Lotto game. Wlllard, appearing with his wife. Lau rie, at a news conference, seemed we ll under control abOut becoming a m ultl-mllllonaireat age after-tax annual payments of $166,ml.56 for the next 20 years. A short vacation - destination unknown - and a new pickup truck for his wife were the only expendltures Wlllar could n ame lmmedlately . He said his taX accountant brother-tn-Jawwouldhavearoleln protecting the rest of the windfall . Willard played Lotto somewhat regularly, often splitting bets with co-workers and !rtends. He had no partner In the wtnnlng ticket. His Investment In Saturday 's 24 . Et The mason tender said he'll keep kln =:g_:an=d..:does:.:..::::_":_:'t:_:an:::_tlc= lpa=te:_b::l:: g_ m a uga Creek on the east, Hedge- r - - - -- - - - - - = -- -=-- - = - - : - - - : : : - - - - : : - - - - - - - -- ----------w_:o_:_r_: wood Dr ive a nd prtvatP residences on the west a nd State Route 588 on thP sout h. The north bOundary Is adjacent to a private land holding. ' The park will he a passive recr eational area, with the m ajor focus on education . s he sa id . It wUI bE' orie nt Pd to observat ion of wildlife, a nd she hopes m a ny spec ies will be attracted to the area. I _:::dr:_:a:_:w::_:tng~w=as::$8.::__ _ _ _ __ Within \'l.'alking distance of sE'v- era l sc hools tn the c it:>. the sanctuary wil l allow school children to observe many ty pes of wildlife In their natural ha bita t. The affected schools are Washington Ele mentary, Gallia Academ y High School a nd Ohio Va lley Christian School. It is a we tlandmarshan •a which is like wha t ma ny species us.• to nest, s he sa id . Within thP arm , shP said lhC' wildlife popu lat ion has a lrea dy begu n to grow. and nea rby res iden ts have told he r species tha t left some lime ago have begun to return . Among the wateJiowl obser"ed in the acn eage have been Canadian geese. bla ck ducks. wood ducks, great blue heron. little bl ue hf'ron . Amer ican cocts a nd thf' belted kingfisher . Mamma ls tha t have been not ed a rothewhiiP·ta ileddecr. r a ccoon. m us krat . g r oundhog, squirrels. rf'CI fo'<. Pas te rn cott onta il , opossum and th£' ras tpr n chi pmunk . The fi sh seen have bef'n la rge- m out h bass. s ma ll -mouth bass, cr appie. carp and ('hannel ca tfis h. Wit hin the sa nctuai }. Ms. Ba ker sa id nest ing boxes. feeding s ta tions , ha bit a t improvement a nd vegeta tive plant ings "·W be int roduced ThC'SC s hould help to a ttract wa tertow l. s he added . "'Schools can see na tural phenomenons and pertorm tests like , :·R/J., HOURS FOR YOU R CON VENIENCE TIL 8; SAT.l 0-5 ; SUN. 1-6 HURRY! TIME IS RUNNING OUT!! mwting pavilion. "'·here groups can HEAP program extended Reg. 10oe 1 All households wll h r('gula ted utilities must f'nm ll in the nf'w 15 percr nt of inromf' pa _vm ent plan Those intrrrs tcd ma)· oppty a t lhP following CAA officr·s fro m Monday th rough F r iday. R a .m. -4 p m.: M('igs Count;· courthoucc. !1.l2-0f,();,; old Tha ler Ford building. 417 Second Av(' . Gall ipolis. 446-06U : or the ce nt ra l office at Chf'S hi rt'. 367-7:!41 or !1.l2·fi629 Wcatht·r foret>ast Mostly clear tonig ht. Low 41-46. Wind., light and varia ble Wednesday, becoming cloudy "'" ' h a cha nce of ra in in thP afternoon. Hig h 60-65. Chance of ra in 10 percent tonight and 50 percen I WPdnesda y . Extended Foreca.sl Thursday through Saturday: Chance of showei'!IThursday and Friday, beromlng fair Saturday. tugm In the rnld-508 to mid~ Thursday and Friday and In the 00!1 Satunlay. Lows rnootl,y In the 40s. AL T AND PEPPER SET 5 FINE QUALITY MAKEUP BRUSHES $ 2 99 RECLINERS LAMPS $38888 1 2 OFF FLEXSTEEL DINING ROOM 5 PC. BEDROOM INCLUDING NIGHT TABLE TRADITIONAL OAK $ 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM OAK FINISH TABLE, 4 CHAIRS $599 Sofa, Loveseat, Chair $988 $688 $469 MIS MATCHED 4 PIECE BEDROOM LANE BLACK CEDAR CHEST BAR STOOLS $188 $488 $188 99 Or 69' hch MO~H~ $199 3 FOR $ 2 0 0 SOLID OAK HUTCH, TABLE, 4 CHAIRS OAK $ OF $23995 SOFA CHAIR QUEEN & BOX Uses Two AAA Batteries I Not Included) Authenti c miniature E arly American wo od roc k er h a s a seat cushion f or pin s. C hoose from a varie t y o f c olors and print s. Mcigs Commun it _~.- Ac tion Agency. A one- lime pa~ nlf'n t pPr hea ling A ppUcan ts must prf'Sf' nt verifi ca· tion of tot ct l houSC'hn!d income; a cop~· of a fu f' l h1JI or di.sconnection nol icf' : a nd socia l sf'cu r it yy num bf'r s for hou l..£'hold mrm tx>rs. WITH COSMHI(. BRUSHE S PIN CUSH ION ROCKI NG CHAI R b(>(>n a m ended to a llow for an f'X U'nsion of f'mPrgencv HEAP until May25. · Applica tions wil l Ul' acc~·pted throug h May 2\ a nnouucptl Ga !Jia- income LIG HTED MAKEU P M I RRO R INCLUDES MATCHING SO FOOT OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORD C'ncrgy assistance program 1 havr ALL T• Uratt Qu.atWH 16-3 UL APPROVED R ul!'s a nd J'('gu lat ions gO\w hing the '' mcrgenc; HEAP 1hea ting 3 STYLES FLEXSTEEL R l ~t Not RHponllble f'OI' Prlnllal t:rrfln ~ • form for hikes and ober va tio n. lh(' fcdPra llv+sla blls hed gu idcl inf'S . PHARMACY Salt a nd p e pper shakers plus four wooden kit c h e n utensils in a handy hold er. C hoose a milk bottl e or milk c an design. Ms. Bake r sa id. not ing a number of schools have exprcsS<'d interest in outdoor educa tion progra m s . The pa rk district p la ns call for na tun' tra ils and obse rva tion platforms. s he saJd. to accomudat<• the ou tdoor educa tion progra ms wit hin thf' sc hools. There will a lso be a dC'Ii vf'n?d. or thnsr• thrvatened with disconnection. would l:x> e ligi ble for f' m erg-ency assislanC(' if they m eet Wf Rrvne Tbe 7 PC. KITCHEN SET identificat ion. soil anti water tests." '-Cason of up to$2tXlmay be m ad~ for f.ligible a pplicant s. An individual who h a s ~ 111-dav or l ~ss fue l supply and is unahlf' to g f>t more fuel PRICES IN EFFECT ·MAY 1ST THRU MAY 13TH 54" HUTCH , $888 $3888 Point Pleasant, W. Va . 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis , Ohio 101 Slxtll Ave. 7116 N. Second Street 2501 Jackson Ave. Huntington, W. Va. 1.1:15 Main Street Milton, W. Va . Middleport, Ohio 120 W. Sec ond Street Wellston , Ohio � 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 05. May 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 May 1, 1984 van meter