http://66.213.69.5/files/original/117fded34a0266609eebea4631f64d5b.pdf 7c2b82f289241c7f184ee309f6822afe PDF Text Text • ·b Dick INTHROP THEF<E5 A ~REAT F!R~O.J1HE DI6~~CF ~LY lfr~U6CAN .Ar<T"IF1\CT5 r Letters to editor HEY! IT'5 ALMD5f TIME FOR1HE LOOMIS-RivERA. HOPE 60ME80DY TURN5 IT ON. ,, Page 2 FI~HI! • Voi .32,No.l7 Copyrighlod 1983 FRED WORTLE! KNPW11-IIe 15 MY NI~T "10 "'""''ATt1J IIEME~Or' .,. . MOST PARR'O'TS l-EAD LJV56 WRE:6TI.-INq DE5P5RATION. en tine at y e NO FAIR! YOU 60TH SA. ro r COULD WATCI-I Kindergarten graduations ... Pa!(e 4 .CHAMPION5HIP ON 1V TONI~HT. NO 'IOU DCN'T, Meigs gals post / track victory; GAHS eliminates MHS baseball team 1 S.(!ion, 10 Pages 20 Cenu A Mult imedia In c. Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 9, 1983 Face felony charges· 40johs abolished atGDC c::F~UIET TONI~! A fn1tlf'r and son wrn' takPn in ct!stody within an hour rollo\·v ing a ' H05PITAL '! rPIXll1ed 1hl'fl of gu1" fmm a Long Hollow • ' "' b ·Ed sullivan Priscill.a 's Po DAY, AND ON EIEHALF OF' ALL THE Kl DS OUT THE"~, WE WANT 10 '3AY. WE LOVE 'TOU, Na/6. 1 IDD'AY 15 ~R UVES 1-l/>.VE BEEN I=ILLED WITI-i 7ACRIFICE AND C/E(;'ICAnON, .AND TCO LITTLE THANKS.' ITlS FOR THI-5 REASON WE WANT 'TO GIVE PUBLIC RECOGNinON 10 ltOUR GREAT GIFT OF LOVE. WITH THI? 00U9UET OF ROSES G:JES QJR DEEPEST APPf<ECIATICN AND HEARTFELT GRATITUDE. THIS HAt; BEEN A " r/RAAAATIZATION :' GAlliPOLIS (OVPI-Galllpolls Developmental Center administration <U~nouncro this morning the second wave of job abolistunents at GDC will occur May 23, when 40 employees are schroulro to lose their jobs. Superlntendent Robert Zimmerman told employees that the reduction In cltents to 3~ forced the abolistunent. "The reality, however, is that GDC no longer needs the number of staff presently employed to serve th.e reduce<lpoplilatlon that currently resides , · here," he said in a memo to staff. The abolislunents call for the ellmlnation of .four licensed practical nursing positions, while two employees each will be laid off in the custodial worker, vocational rehabilitation · cou~lor, teacher aide, telephone operator, .steam fitter, food servl¢e worker and food service supervl$0r positions. . One employee each will lose their jobs lit 22 other positions , according to the memo. The a bolistunents were drawn up In accordance with thecenler' s table of organization releasEd in June 1982. The abol!shmenl will bring the number of people employEd at GDC down to 550. Since May 1~1,166people have been laid off at GDCas part of stale plans to discharge m e ntally retarded clients Into the community from Its development centers. The new Jist of abol!stunents will drive the jobless number up to 206. The largest amount of abolislunents came Feb. 9. when 104 people' lost their jobs. The new llst of abolistunents was to have taken effect in March. according lo projections by Ohio Deparbnenl of·Mental Retardation officials. The anhouncement comes the same week a public hearing has been scheduled to be held in Gallipolis by the !egislat!vecomm!ltee Investigating char~ of improper procEdures over cltent discharges and subsequem job aOO!!Sfiments. ' The committee wUI meet at 1 p.m. Friday In the senlorc!l !zens center, 2~ Jackson Pike. Employees, led by former activity center supervisor Johnnie Russell, have charged GDC administration with using abo!istunenls to fire employees who have questioned administration practices. Since the committee first met. the state board of personnel review has upheld abollstunents conducted las I summer, while a review by the Ohio Department of Mental Retardation has also been favorable to center administration . The committee's focus will be on an investigation of personnel practices used by GDC administration and how the abol!slunents were conducted. The ~mmittee is chairEd by Sen. Oakley Collins, R-lronton. During a December meeting In Gallipolis, the committee recommended that some of the buUdlngs on GDC grounds be used lor other purposes. Since then, local law enforcement and court o!flclals have Invest !gated the possibility of turning one of the old resldenl cOttages in loa holdlngfac!l!lyfor DWT cases in a t ri-county area. Another Democrat threatens to bolt PRINTfO IN CANADA DU'STY CHAPS 11 -JI IILL b Art & Chi ~DATI~~ I"'JN'\1 I Sansom I HAD T'W 10 11-'i:. TOM'/ • COLUMBUS, Ohlo tAPI - For the thlrd time this legislative session, a Democrat threatens to boll party ranks and lUI the balance ofpower. • On a gtven day, Ohio's J::)emocratlc superstructure can leeter despite the party's control of the Legislature and every statewide omce. The reason Is a 17-16 Democratic edge In the Senate. Sen . Tom Fries , D:Dayton, Is the latest potential defector, In a dispute about Gov. Richard Celeste's budget bUI. · Fries' romplalnt. In a news release last week, seemed prema· ture. It is curious that he raised It whUe the budget still is In the House and sul:)ject to amendments next week. Up to now; Senate President Harey Meshel, D- Youngstown, with help from Celeste, has been able to bring mavericks back Into the·fold . First, Sen. M. Moms Jackson, D-Cieveland, unhappy With Meshe!' s treabnent of him In past committee and leadership assign· ments, saki hewasgoingtovotewith Republicans to organize the new Senate In return for being made presklent. But Jackson, one of two blacks in the Senate, relented after Influential blacks In Cleveland prevailed upon him to return to 1be caucus because his vote was~ tor pl'q!I'IIJIIS of the newly- Inaugurated governor. . The veteran Clevelander wound up getting the committee chairman· sblp be IOIIght. Mesbel denied that a dNI hid been cut On the first test, when Senate ' Republicans Wilted aplnlt Celelte' I bill to IJicreaJe tbe. lllati!'lncoine tax. JIICI!son held tlrm to llCIII'e paJISII&IE!. ' ' The second defection was last month when Sen. Steven D. Maurer. D-Botklns, wavered on another party Issue - a bill establishing collective bargaining rights for 58:),000 public employees. Hit by pressure from local officials back in his district, as some other Democrats were, Maurer said he might· oppose the proposal. His biggest objection involved.a provl· slon l'l'qUirlng mandatory arbllra· lion. io resolve pollee an!l safety force ·c ontract disputes. Some amendments relaxEd the provision somewhal but essentially retained binding arbitration . The amendments apparently gave Maurer a place to hang his fl!ti:enctunent hat, and he votro for the bill, which now Is pending In the House. Democrats have a 62-37 majority there. About that time, Meshel an· nounced his support of a Maurer proposal for a new prison to be located in the latter's Senate district. Another deal? Both denied It, Meshel Indignantly, putting out a news . release with reasons why London, Ohio, Is the logical place for the prison. Fries said that ln.thepast90d.ays, whi!n Democrats raminedthi'OUgh the Income tax and bargaining bills, "we have been sterEotyped. They (the publici ~lleve wee an think alike. We don't aD thlnkaJ,Uie." · Frlesdeploredapartolthebudgel excise blx that ·he sUI would burt small busJnela, HIt Ia In the bW when It comes to a Senate wte, 'I'll vote agalnat It," be said, Melhel dld nat seem won1i!d, "I'll· have 17 yotes lor the ~." he ~evy~n&· an said. r(>S idC'nC'C' over th(' WP<:'kend . i\ccording to Sheriff .James J . Pro!! ill , Robl'rt L<'f' Ck>Mos.<. Sr., 4~ • a nd his son, 24·ymr old Ho1x>11 '-"'<' · De-Moss had given a r ldP to Don Hood, Long Hollow Hoad a nd ra nout of gas npru· f.h(• Hood rf'S idr ncP. After SpPnding lhl' night a l lh<' Hood n:'sidt•n('(', Of>MossSr .. wf'nl to gt-1 tht.' ca r. Aftl'r Hood rPiunwd f.-om his brother's homE;; . hf' not icp(J his 1-'hotgun a11d twut·lfles w(•t·c·m iss ing . Hood nollflrd lhP shpriff' sol'flcP al Jtl : ! ~1 a.m .. A ...-,.ldenl ))rard rhl' l!:;tffl c on a pollcP·radlo ami nollfi('(JI h<'shrrlff' s · TRACK DEDICATION - Ribbon cutting ceremonies were held Satunlay for the all weather truck a Melp High School prior to the Meigs Invl~lonal Meet. Participating In the ceremonies were left In riKitt, Arland King, board member; Dan Morris, district superintendent; Chari•" CasscU, athMk boosters president; Bob Barton, pl'l>Sidcntofthc Melli" Local Board ol Education; S!uuly ln"'m'UI, hfMJSicr club vlc.,.presldcnt, Md .Ibn Carpt"Dter, '"slsUUit superintendent at Mt•lgs u>cal . Resolving standing conflicts_ topic at OU judicial seminar By KEVIN KELLY OYPstaff ATHENS- The news mroia and I he legal system may have to meet each other· halfway In order to resolve standing conflicts over the right to fair trial and the public's right to know . Thai message came oul of a weekend seminar on the judicia l process conductEd between journalIsts and jurl,sts al Ohio University . The seminar was a part of activities which Included a First Amendmenl Congress and the beginning of the annual lnterna tional communicalions conferencl' at OU thls week. " ! don't think you should rely on judges, on people In the legal system," Michael Llkavec, a former Athens attorney now practicing In VIrginia, told the journalIsts, jurists and students gathered for the seminar. "The more knowlcdgp you have of thai systt>m. ,Jackson sa id , citing th(' Sf'tti.ng nf the more !ndependenl you wiU be of txmd JS an L'xampiP. "Vt--ry rar(•ly that syslem." have I be<'n as k< '<I. 'why did you st•l The seminar aweecJ there arc Ihi' boml you did'1' " major disagreement s belwe<'n bol h An opposltP point \\.'as tak t•n by s ides. Judges fe<'l the pews media I .y lf' Df>nniston. court rPportPr rur does not unde•·sland Ihe process and the Raltimon• Sun, w ho said makes no elton to comprehend. reporlcr ~ stHJuld not he' intimidot01 1 while journallsiS hellrvr judg<" cloak proceedings in a forcii','TI by couriS. " When runeI ioning wil hin a rnu r1 language and embraei' secr<'<'v. system, you a!'(' a gupst 1hl'rf'. nnt a "There Is a tendency 10 uS<' ho~tagc," h(• said. "You <I ll' not anllquated languag<' - we arc sharin_g your Pnt PrpriSf' with f h('ll1 '· frozen In time in certain le rms ," Df>nnislon, w ho SC'J"Vf'd a hrif'f j ;1H said Judge Lawrence Grey of lhr term for rontf'mpt of court whitt • Fourth Dlstricl Court of Appeals, • ('Overing a mun:lrr trial in North who urged repo11ers lo study lega l Carolina in lhP l!l70s , sa id lh<' procedure and its terminology to t·pportL•r' s n 'sponsibilt y Is togrtthf' promote understa ndln~. story. Judge Arthur D . .Jackson .Jr. of " You nwf' no apoiOh'"Y for having Dayton Municipal Coul1 said bolh rlgh.,," he sa ld. sides are equally gu Ill y In mlsunder· Bot h groups agTf'('d rP~Jr1Pr~ standings, but felt rcpori('I'S lnllmimuSI famillarl;<i' th~mS<'Iv~s with datro by lhe sySicm may fear lhP Jpga l syst<'ll1 . a nd lhal judgPs asking questions. "From a rt'porter's standpolnl , should try to rnakf' thr systPm mort' undPrslandahiP 10 I hi' public. you !lon'l ask the propPr questions." Street brawlers among Ohio fatals By The Associated Press A Wood County couple whoS<:' car was struck by a train a nd 1wo men who were run over while they wrestlEd in thestreel wereamong!O people kU!ro In weekend lralflc accidents, the Highway Patrol sa id . The patrol counts weekend t raffle deaths from 6 p.m . Friday to midnight Sunday. Thedead: · men wpre fightin g " In a prone position" In thP stJ'('('t when lhcy we rP struck by a car. WALBRIDGE - Richard F' . Laprad. 52. Cygnet. a nd Nonna Laprad, 56, In a car-train accldPnl on a Wood County rood . GRANVILLE- Tlrnolhy Madison, 35, Columbus, In a onP-car l\CCide~lln F'ra nklin County . SUNDAY CE LINA -Johnny.!. RobertsJr .. 23, and Robin L. Piper, 26, both of Celina. Celina poUce said the two CHILLICOTHE - Bird Sparks, 75, of Sandy Hook . Ky ., In a one-car accldent on a Ross <:ounty road. Si\TUitDA \' l'u\ VI':NNA - llobt•rl C. Sm ll h. :«1. dPpartmPnt that thf• mPn h:ul hrfon st"Y•n in M idcllf'port . l'hiPf Dl'puty Holx>rll~'f'giPw hil<' ('nroulf' from Sy r<tell Sf'. locahxi thf' Vf'h!clt• trav(' ling' south on U .S. :t~ ju st out sidt• the Pom(•roy Coq>. limit. Tht• lwn mt·n \'l.'t>rP .slnppPd and takPnlo Mt)igs Count\' jail till grand lht•ft cilargt•s. Tlwft of ;1 fin •ann is J.!T" :tnd t hc rt tT'j.!ardll•ss of valuP of thP ltJ(' \\'t'apon tht• sht•riff' s dt'J.>O lrlmPn t rf'J>OriP<t ·lill·t"'' guns takf'n ha w' tx'(·n r('( 'ovt' rt"tl. The lillci n<' PoihY' ancl lh•· s tH ·r ur s d<·Jx trt rnent ar(' invf's tl ga t· lng thP unaulhor \zN"I uSPnf a mol or Vl'hi e\ t~. l 'annll Tt•a forrl . RadnP n•J)Ot1f'<t I hat sonw t!nw latf' Sahm:lay night his .lr'('p h;td 1::10f't l t a kt)n fr-om bi>S iclt • his go.Jragl', appan'nl ly b; tckf'(t tntoa l t'f'f' then r4'1unwd to ltw ~;-~ r agP . ' l'hr right n:;t rconwroft lw jt-.•pwas darnagt'C.·J a~ was lht• tuppPr . T tu•LIPpartrm•nt is als. Jinvt~l ig; tl lng an aecidPnllhal txTUIT«I on SH 14:1 Parly Sund :.t ~' morning . A 197tl rtwvmli•l. prirnt:r paintr"<l anfl nn I ags on I hP Vf'hich• had st 1\J('k a ntl damagN I a Co !umiJusa ncl SI.Ju!IH•rn Elf•c lric ( ·ompany polf' . T hf' Vf'hidt• was impou ndNI. Hila Wf'lch Ta txu·. (;;llllJX>Iis . r(•por!N:I Sund ay mornin g that shC' w as t ravi•l!ng sou th on SH 7. just bf'low lht · ll nl~..,on tu rn off". w ht>n slw stn.1ck iJ la rgt• dog that was in ttw highway . Sill' t"('fUI11f'(l lo lhP sct•nt· bul could nol find lh< · dog. ll<'r I!Jn · vd1ki C' was damagN.I around tht• ldt hf• <Jdlig lll ami h·fl qu; trft·r (J<Inl'i . \Vt~atlwr l'ort"C'<IMI of Diamond . In a um•-ear ;l('cldf'n l un Clt'ar skil's lonighl with a chaJil'(' a PortagP Cou nl y rood . of fmsl. Low In I he rnkl·:«ls . Winds Hnnald II . DF.LAWAR E I ight ancl vurla hiC'. Sunny ami Kle ibt•r. 22. of Mllfm~l Cmlcr. in a warrn<'r Tw.,;day. 1-1 igh nmr 70. one-car acc id<•nt on Ohio :\R ln Exlcnd"l Ohio l•'on!Ct._l Delawarl' Cnun ly. W~'fln~'>iday Utn••Kh Frlda,y: TOLEOO- Yvonne Slack, 21, , [ Fair 00 Wt'tln~day und'nmrsda.v TemperancC', Mich., in a two-car wtd a chantc of showers or ~ctidcnl on a Toledo cll y s ln'<'t. thunderstoml'< Friday. Jllgl"' In tht• ASHTABULA - Cary ll. Argo , upper titlN and 7tlN. IA>ws 1t1 llu• 4tlN 18, Rornc, Ohio, In a motorcyvlc wod low 511N. arc!dcnl on Ohio 44; ln Ashla bula County. Heavy fire damage Damages were heavy to the rear of the Donald Call home at 732 Sycamore St.. Middleport , as the resull of a !Ire at 7:25p. m. Sunday. Middleport !lremen saldthe blaze startedlntherearotthehomeandls belle\ied to have been caused by an electrical short. Damages were heavy to the kitchen and a bedroOm and !her~ was heavy smoke damages throughout the story and one-half residence. Firemen had not set a monetary figure today on the loss. Four trucks and 21 men responded to the call and firemen wereonthesceneuntU8:54p.m . Thr~ Middleport Department !niCks and 14 men responded to a call at 6;49 :p.m. Satunlay to the Dairy Oellte at the IntersectiOn ol RooteU4andCountyRoad5. A deep fryer had · become overheated. There was someamokedalnaaeand the fryer was ruined In the Incident. · Firemen returned to the station at ·· 7:17p.m . O.F F AND PEDDLING-Volunteer clthens galore ptllilclpllted In ·the ninth annual Hike-Bike held !ltdurtl., fo lllppori adlvllat for Dll!lllally l'lliarded clllldnl! 111111 aduJia. The event WM IIJOI-ed by tile Melp "-olcWion for Retarded ~uti tledbylheMapREACI'ream,lhe sheriff's department, parenl~ and volunleen~. Parildpants gathered at the old junior high school liuldlng In Pomeroy and rode a %II nille OOU~'!tt1, going throu&b Harrteonvllle, Rutland, Middleport Wid reltlmlnr;to PomerOy. A lunch break washeldatFort M~p. ,,,.~----------~--------~--..~--------------------------- ---------·--------~------~-~----------~-- - . �•• Co~mentary Ill ( 'ourt Str•·i•l Pum .. r oy, Olllo U F.\II J'J' t ;N TO Tilt: INT I':Kto;ST ()1-' T ilE Mto:ll iS-MA!"iON 1\Kt.:l\ l!j;h sm~ r-r-t........IL--.-.~dt~ ~v . ROBERT 1.. WING E TT l'uhll :o;h,-r PI\T WHITEHEI\Il Daily Sentinel . . _ ........ . APon111nn-111 . 'O'O''t-/- Midd • --rl"f, "'"'o ·i Monday, May 9, 1~ . I The nays have it The Daily Sentinel BOB HOEFLICH (;, .n,•ra l J\•"lslu.nl ruhll!illf'r/ ( ·unt ru ll•·r ~2-The M a h ill(l'r COncerning the Catholic bis hops' last·mlnute sw itc h , a fe w observations: 1) Muc h that we argue over In the modern world Is the exact word to be used, just where the comma Is to be placed . In 1979, former lsraell prime minister Yltzhak Rabin comme nted on television , hours a fter the Camp Da vld accords had been signed, that the s pecific language over which Begin et al. ~wept for days on end would prove insignificant. '"There Is only one test," he sald, "and It Is: Wtll the Begin government yield the West Bank under proper protec· lion? We now know the answer to that: No . And we know the answer to the questl.qn, WUI the U.S. government "halt" the nuclear provis ioning of our defenses? The a nswer ls: No. 2) Stlll, the change of the word "curb" to the word "halt" was a striking victory for the unUateral· William F. Buckley Jr. ists. It Is a pity tb have to say so, but Christian principle is very hard on those who do not act on their conscience, and mine teUs me that a lot of the bishops who went back to "halt" In place of "curb" did so because the White House made so muc ll noise a bout the success of the drive to take Draft Two out of the surrealism in which It swam on the matter of nuclear arms for deter· renee. P erhaps If the White House had said nothing, the bishops would IJAI.E ROTHGEB, ,JR, Nt·w~ t :dltur ·nw !\ Mf<:MBt:R uf 1\.~~t· latt •d 1•n - . Inland Ually l•rt'M i\...,.,.~t · latlon und thl• .\lrM 'rin1.n Nt·wspapt·r l'uhlbht·r., t\~ · httlon. I.E.CI'EIL"i IU' OI'I N ION ..,. wt•lt•ttnw-d . Till ')' .Jiuuld l~t · It'S'> dum ~I wurds lonl{. All k-ttf'OI urt• :o;uhjt•t-t lu 1'llltlnK W1d mtt'tl. ht• NIJ(ll!;d wllh rtlllllf', addn- and t.•lt•phonf' manhfor. No UJ»jii{JMod IPIIA•rs wliJI11• pui.. L'ihl'd . l.f•tiA•rs Nlmttkl ht• In Hu•s, not pt•n•nnWiu, ~ . ~ld t.a.-4t•, addrt,._ ~n~ Wages of greed As recently as the la te 1970s, the federal officials responsible for proiectlng the Integrity of the n,ation's banking system were notably unperturbed abo ut a disturbing tf('nd within the banking Industry. Toda y, tha t pra ctice - the a pprova l of billions of dollars worth of high-risk speculative loans to Third World nations on the part of virtually all of this country's major banks - Is being belatedly characterized by Treasury Secretary Donald Regan as "very worrisome." An analysis of th~ s ituation being circulated by the Cato Institute, a Washington-based, libertarian-oriented policy research organization, suggests that Regan's description m ay well be an undersla tement : " In just thre<> countries- Me xico. Brazil a nd Argentina - the loa n exposure of the nine top United States ba nks exceeds their combined equity capllai. ." If Jus t 0ne of t hose C'Ountrles'. governments were to repu\llate lts back debt, the la rgest banks - as well as the banking syste m as a whole - could well colla pse." The responsibility for bringing the Industry to the brink of that potentia l' ca ias trophe belongs principally to the banks which justified . lending practices that were questionable at best and reckles's at wors t on "Approaching El Salvador ... stan-d by!" the wounds tha t the profits gained from Internationa l loans arP far m ore lucrative tha n those achieved through domestic lending. But a subs tantia l portion of the blame for what has bec'Omc a n Intolera ble s ituation belongs to the federa l gpv<'rnment. which has conside ra ble power to Influence the Int erna tional investment decisions of compa nies based in this country. WASHI NGTON Let some confe r~nces the FBI thought were s hort of making the president' s The Federal Reserve Board did little more tha n act as a obstruc tionist wi thhold Informa tion m a nipulated from afar by the case. One of them, prepa red by the "checrll'adcr" while lntcrna tionaiiPndlng practices became Increas ingly fi'Om Conwess and there wUI be a Kre mlin . World Peace Counc il. reviewed a Irresponsible during the past two decades, according to Fra nk Wille , a great bi'llyachlng from outraged No one would serious ly s uggest " Dialogue on Disarma me nt a nd forme r cha irman of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. members. But allis quiet on Capitol tha t they would willingly do the Detente" tha t It held In Washington. WIIIP's a gency was hardly blameless, however. As recently as 19n. Hill when Information Is supThe council is drscrlbrd by the FBI Sov ie ts' dirt y work . Th<' reason for .lohn Early, the FDIC's director of bank supervision, expressed the belief pr<•ssed by Co n g r ess' o wn suppressing t h<' material obviously as " the larges t and most acfivp that "recent commitments to LDCs (less developed countries) pose no real functiona ries. , was to spa r·p the House members SoviPI Iron! organ iza tion .. . one of dangrr to th<' overall ~lability of lhP United Slats ba nking system ." The House lntc lllgcnce Commit · possible embarrassment . thf' m a jor SoviPI instrumf'nts for C. Frl'<i Ber~stcn, a ss is ta nt secrPtary of theTrms ury for international !('{',for exampl£', rf'CPntly raist-d a The withhe ld ma teria l should political act ion In th<' pcac<' affairs, lnslstl'd In 19n that those who feared "overexpos ure" wer e huge hullabaloo over· allcg!'d Sov iet have appeared las ! [)ecpmbPr In movement .' ' primarily "Individuals unfamiliar with the operations of the International lnflupnel• In th<' U.S. pea<'<' movr- the commlttf'(''s rPport. "Soviet Th<' commit!<'<' Pxcls!'d 14 of the PConomy.'' mPnt. But lhP documents t h£> Aetlw Mmsu rPS." Th<• report has doeum('nf 's 47 pagPs. Here' s an overv iew of the c urrent sorry s tate of that international rommill t"l~ n•lf'asro IPft out somf' been used repcatl'dly as evld<'nrr of Thf' othPr ma! Prl al was a r f•po rt, economy : Abeut c.tl countries In As ia ; 1\frlca. La tin America and Eastern k<•y passages. PrPsldent Reagan's c la im tna t the preparro by a coalition o f groups Europe have a combined external debt estimated to range from $500 billion The drlc tro port Ions ment lonro Ru ssians h<Jvf' bc'cn manipulating that sponsor!'d a n anti-a pa rt heid to $7txl, billion. with aho ut two-thirds ow!'d to banks . J:l Howw Df'mocr a ts who W('rt' thf' nueiPar fr(l(Y.J.C' m ovf'mf'nt. confe re nce at . Rl vcrsld<' Church In South Ame rica alonl' has an aggregate e xter nal debt of almost S:~Ml lnvolwd , o ne way or another, In ThP rrnsorf'd documf'nts fal l NPw York Cit y . The (; .m<'n c itro billion. Major bor rowers Include: Brazil, $84 billion ; Mexico, $ffi billion; ilrg<'ntina, $:1R~ billion ; Venezlcla, $2ll.o billion: and Chile. $17 billion . Among the major New York ba nks . Cltlbank Is owl'd ahout $111 billion worldwide, Chase Manhattan and Manufacturers Ha nover each hold more tha n $1; billion worth of loans, Morga n Cuaranty Is owt-d mort' than $4 billion and Bankers Tr11st and Chemical each hold mm·e than $2 billion Easily th<' most faseinallng thing and J'rpl acf'd by <t junla with a juxtaJX)silions . I I toncr'Cif's, in fact , worth of loa ns. about Mr . Rf'agan's addrt>ss to thfo dlsd pliritod minority of " Marxists." th:rl " Marxist L<'n inists who would joint session of C'on~o~·css on the The other members of th<• junta sl"rw-. Sovif'l puq.losps aJT' ... worth subj('('f qf F:l Salvador has bern th<• wl'rP gradually ouslrd , the frr<' reslsll ng," and cwn acknow lroges r·eaction to It . prrss was m u:~.z iC'd , thr promisrd that " any Prf'<id<'nt will do his The SJX"'<' h lt s<' lf was - with onp l'l"·tlons wPrl' postpon<'<i indr fl · . utmost to prrvC' nt t hf' lo s~ of Impart ant but ext·usa blc exception nitc•ly and N lra r aguJ is now anolhf'r rounlry. " But it con demns - straight -fo rwa rd a lmost to a Moscow's first foothold on thP Mr. Rf'ugan· .., "r ht'lork " as " Px prowam.~·------ faull . Mr. Reagan descrtbc<l the ma inland of thf' North Amc•rican tra vaga nl ,"wit hout /Suggest lng any proble m In Ce nt ,·a! Amt•riea rontlnenl . F: l Sa lvador will be lh<' solid alternative lo his specific ltv. wt' wtlliX' abl{' to !-i('nd a numlx' r 1h<•avy Soviet suppo rt. though 'J'hC' C'onrr rnf'< l Clt'IJ'ns fo r Youth "'·' ond , If th is country follows Sen. proposals. of youths to a surnmPr F'CA pm xlf's such as Nkar <Jgua, for thf' haW' now mPt sPvr raltimPs In thr Dodd 's Irrespons ible adv!CI'. Over· on lh<' Op F:d pag<', Tom confPrcncr tn lat r .JunP. sourc·ps of unrf'St that a re alway,s past month~ and I am pl(•asPd to Rut If lh<' DPmocrati<' Party has Wick<'r ubj <~·ts to Mr. Reagan's Th<• FCA pion to sponsor MPIJ:(s f' nclf'mk in in_lpovP rls h£'d sociC'f{' POr'l th a t mu <' h ha s bP('n no rra l answ£'1' to M r . !'{raga n's warning ·aga!nst "1hf' df'stablliza County's first r1ln ·a·thon on May 2ll th•.<;). ou11inf'd what hf' propos('S to accompllshPd . sj)("'(l('h, frf(" lt.mcP lil>C'rals arfl not ti on o f an 'en tirf' r·rgion frotn the to h<'lp earn funds nl''<led to send do about It f('XU•nslvP economic Through lh<' sup)XH't of various fa r ing muc h IJet Icr. II gla nc<' a t The PanLJma ('anal to Mexico on our lh P~ l' youth to the- summer ronfPr· asslslanrr. ('ncouragrm£>nt of hu churches and Indi vidual s. 12 you ! hs . New York T imPs for April 29 South<'rn borde r" a nd the intPgra · <'llC<'. ThP Jlln·a ·thon hopf'fully will man rt~-:ht s. m ilitary a id 10 govP!'D · were sent to an alcohol and <ir·ug rf'vf'a ls lhr dPplh nf lhl' disc~ rray . lion or " indf'f)('n dt• nt nations of 1hi s start at FlvP Point s and finish up at prf'vcntlon program Joca ll'tl nPar mt•nt s thai dC>sC't'"Vf' II and supporl On its ('(jlforial p<Jgf', I hfl' n('W spapt'r he mis phe re" int o the Soviet bloc. th<' falrwound s with e ight classes of forth!' guerrillas now harusslng t h~ Lancas t<'r . These youths returned natt r r s I hal lhf' pt"f's idf'n l is "ov('r" Th~l" an• nol c lrar and pn•spnt trophy wlnnpr-.. govprnmf'n t of Nica ragua). and from the school much wiS<'r and stn tin g commitmf'nt s whilf' min da ng!'rs." Wlckt'l' protests: "t hPy On May 1tl at 7 p .m . a pare nt ca lled on C'ongn'ss to appropriate knowledgable of th<• a k'ohol and imizing thr ro~t s . " and dN'Iar£lS ore Mr. Reagan' s nightmares." !'duca tlon program w il l be held a t the necessa r-y funds. This puts ihl' drug proble ms. that we mus t " m a tch affordable RPall y'? thr Me igs Senior Citlz!'ns Building monkey vpr-y clearly on Conwess' The Information fra n\ till' pm m ea ns to de fpns lble ends," bul In an Ltdjoin ing column , Flora with two alcohol spec ia list s prese nt · ba!'k : F.i th<• r It gives Mr. Reagan gram has lx"<"n s pn•ad to othrrs as d()(•sn't get far ix'yond th~se pre tt y L f'wis chi mrs in from Paris I hat lh<' In ~ the p rogram . Hop!'fuily. thPr'e ' t h<' money he has requested lin th!'Sc youth s poke to various ela sscs will be a large turnout of parl'nt s whleh caS<' t h~rrionkcy gO<'S back to and groups on alcohol a nd drug and lntc rcstro persons . abuse problems. Mr. R<'aga n.ln the sPnse !hat It will Also a FPilowshlp of Christian Anothe r project of the CCY be up to him todemunst ral<' lhat his Involves legis lation on the drug pmposed mrolc lne ca n cur<> thP Athletes has been formed at Meigs laws In the State of Ohio . High School. All area schools a rc dlst•asc ), or It doesn't lin which would Ilk<' to thank rvcryo ne I welcome. This large members hip r ase C'ongrrss will rightly bP who has attended and donated the ir blamt" d for any untow ar d ml'('tf l'Vt>r-y otlwr Sunday at~ p.m . time and m om•y to support the cons<-qurncf's). at Mrlgs High Sc hool. It's hopeful , effort. - Carl Hysell . The official Democratic I'<'· thr04fth th<' s upport of th<•communsponsc . g iven on tci('vislon by Sen . ChrlstophPr Dodd within minutes and thercfgrc apparently writte n curvy , a nd bumpy road for about befor<' t h(' speech was even dell I ~rp writing In t-csponse to a one and a half miles so that they vcr!'d, dismisSed Mr. ReaRan's repor>f made during Monday' s eould pass. Pomeroy Counc il mectlng by Bill (partial I rrllanec on military aid as We pay taxes so that our roads a "formula for failur-e," lns l<tl'd Younj: concerning Wyllls Hill Road. can be maintained In a safe correctly, for what It's wonh - that Younj: made the statemPnt that manner . For over a year WyUis Hill thP desperate pov('rty of nations Wylllt Hill Is In good condition . I has been In hazardlst condition . The like El Salvador provides a chronic know for a fact !hat to make this mayor and the council's solution, motivE' for rebellions and called for statement Young walked the length CLOSE THE ROAD AND MAKE A "unconditional negotiations" wtth of th~ road . DETOUR The detour Is the one the Marxis t (I.e. pro-communist) Since when Is a walking path in Young spoke about. This road Is not Salvadoran rebels. good condition for an autonloblle to In good condlllpn . traver? Why did be not take hls car The trouble Is that " unconditional I know for I have traveled It In my negOtiations. " In any realistic to chfck the cndlllon of tbe road? car . People travel this road at a risk sense, Is simply a code phrase for Coultllt be that hewas afraid? After to their own lives. They must travel allowing thE' re bels to take ove r key all, t~e road Is barely wide enough anywhere from one to two miles out ministries In a coalition Salvadoran for a ' rnedtum s ized car to travel, or of their way. How would the mayor government without having first coulclthe answer be he did not want and the council Uke to travel' that established at the voting booth the ir .to re11lace his tall-pipe and muffler much out of their way to get home? right to be In the government at all . after his car hit bottorn several As taxpayers, I urge you to s(op The end result of that process Is ·~ tim~. · the mayor and council from closing depressingly familiar - the most M~rbe he was afraid of meeting more of our city roai:Ji; because they recent example being Nicaragua, anotltfr car and hitting them head refuse to do their jobs and repair the whef(' longtime· dictator Anasiaslo on. Oj course,lf he would be lucky to roads. Your road may be next. see tjle car and stop In time, he Somoza was ousted with the Nancy Larkins. woulq have to back up a narrow, blessing of the Caner adminlstratln have let good sense stand. 31 And speaking of good sense, the bishops have begot a document · that is certlanly going to 50W a lot of "' confusion in ' tl)ose unsldlled at circle-squaring. On the one hand have the moral strictu!"(' against the use of thE' atom bomb under any circumstances, and on the other ha nd we are told that It Is ' "obligatory " (or a government to '. d!'fend lis citizens "from unjust · aggression." So If there Is no other way to def!'nd the citizens from · unjust aggf('Sslon than the threat of · the homb, what Is the government supposed Jo do? Walt for the next · congregation of Catholic bisbops? And then the bishops (correctly) bemoa n th<> mtlltary spepding and the shaf(' of the national income It absorbs , lncoml' that would other- . wise go to the poor (perhaps). And It tacitly !"('COmmends that' in place of a nuclear inventory, conventional weapons be stocked. There Is nowhe re In the bishops' statement, though the Lord knows the l!i().page · document did not begrudge anyone space for distinction-making, any mention that tactical weapons cost · a hout 10 times what the others do ' and would, by the bishops' own logic , m<>an that the ,poor could stand to suffer 10 times tile privations they now do. 4) The attitude or American liberals on the matter of the moral r!'ach of the Catholic bishops occasions a not -qulte-sUent smile .'· · · There are sev!'ral pages In the.. · ' current document· that, when ·you come down to It, do not morally distinguish betwe<>n nuclear war and abortion. we ' All quiet on the Hill Front yard fire Letters to editor Helpful youth Jack Anderson Mondoy, May 9, l983 '• Orosco, Foster do in Reds again Changes co1ning in Reds' pitching By BRUCE LPWJTI' AP Sporta Wl'ller TheNewYorkMetsarebeglnnlng to .Put things together, With Jesse Orosco and George Foster leading t!M! .way. And Cincinnati Manager Russ Nixon Is about to take soniethlng apart, namely his pitchIng staff. TheMetsrallledon~ayfroma Darrell Evans and the Giants are on a tear. His two home runs Sunday - five RBI - and bomer on saturday llave helped San Fran· cisco win five In a row.''These kind of things come In streaks," ·Said Evans. "I'd been waJttng a long time." The Giants score five runs In the first Inning, partly on Jack Clark's two-run homer and a two-run triple by Duane Kuiper, !hen the first of Evans' homers chased the Pirates' Jim Bibby In the second. Evans also llad a three:run sbot off Randy Niemann In San Francisco's four· run eighth. Braves4. Asmls3 Run·~ singles by Bob Horner and Rafael RamireZ helped the Braves open a two-run lead over Houston, then southpaw Terry Forster seiVed·UP a game-ending double-play ball to pinch-hitter nm Tolman with the bases loaded In the ninth inning. 5-0 detl.clt and beat the Reds 10-5thanlcs to some perfect relief by ofosco and Foster's t~run llomer. On Friday night, New York rallied from a Wdeflclt and beat the Reds 7-41n 131nnlngs thanks to some perfect rellefbyOroscoand,Foster's three: run homer. The Reds pitchers, meanwl!Ue, wllllie looking out for Nixon - and trying to stay out of his war. Nixon, frustrated by their . lnaiJUity to protect a lead, • has promised a shakeup of !he roster. "We seem to come up sbort aU the tlrne," he turned. "I dont know . Dodpnl6, Cards f wllat'supwlthourpltchlngstaff. We let another one get ·away. We're Dusty Baker and Greg Brock hit going to make some moves the next solo home runs and St. Louis third couple of days. " baseman Ken Oberkfell's error Moments later, be made his first opened the door to three runs In the one, sending reliever Ben Hayes fifth Inning as !he Dodgers won their down to the Reds' Indianapolis farm fifth In a row and llanded pi\Cher team in the International League. Joaquin Andujar or the Cardinals Elsewhere In the National his flfll1 consecutive loss. League, San Francisco bombed The victory was LA's 18th In 23 Pittsburgh 12-1, Atlanta edged games and kept the Dodgers first hr Houston 4-3, Los Angeles defeated the West, onf!.half game ahead of St. Louis 6-4 and San Diego beat Allan Ia. Cltlcago 5-3. Pltlladelphla's game at Padres 5, Cubs 3 Montreal was' rained out. Luis Salazar hit a two-run homer Scoit Holman tl)rew only 22 and Juan Bonilla a two-run double, pitChes tor the Mets, the last of them · both in the siXth Inning, aS the a gopher ball to Ron Oester, whO Padres halted their three:game . skid. Da_;e Dravecky pitched his sent It over the wall for a three-run homer In the Reds' five-run first fourth complete game of the season, lriptng. allowing nine hits. , One of them was Larry ·Bowa's · For !he remaining 8 2-3 Innings, first hOme run since19!lland the 14th Carlos Dlaz, Nell Allen, Orosco and of his 14-year major·league career. Doug Slsk blanked the Reds on three The ball just did curl around thE' left singles. · field foul pole. Giants 12, Plr8&es I thf' confer{'nce as another examplP : of Sov iet machina tions. Th<' Intellige nce Committee ; Jopp«l 60 pages out of that report ~ before making It public. ''. In hath cases. the deleted mate· : rial contalm'<l references to thE' ~ particpa lion or sponsorship In the : events by on<' or more of the 13 · 1-lousf' ~mf'mb£'rs. Scoreboard ... ___... Majors . 10 L Pet. GB •011 - II 12 12 ·'"' , ON!'llllld 1> 13 13 14 1.1 NPN York 13 14 .519 .481 .• 17 llooiOn 1~ Salt lroore MlJWaukeoP Toron!o ""'"'' Calllornla Kansas City .m -~ 10 14 \ftlff DIVISION 16 ' 11 T"'"' OakiMd William A·. Rusher · NBA results ~ Na&kiMI BMketb .. AMOdatkMt ~ ~ OONnREN<i!: F1NAU! (._.ot~en) 3 4¥J ll 11 14 14 1:\ 13 .519 .519 2 2 12 1:1 .411l J 12 17 1A11 .Upls w. S.. An&cnl .414 5 (Loll ...,. . . . . . . .erie~ I-t) .:m ........,__ . NTANlE'f CUP FINAL N .Y . lslanrP~ at Edmontoo -,...Mlay' May 1% N.Y. lslandfon at E<inonlon suu~.Mayt4 E~tnorvon 1Bt•a1t\t> l ·h a t BaiUri"Kln' tMc:Cft'RO'" :l-1 11 1n1 Ca iUornltt 1Joln 2-lt a t Boston !Hurst F.dmontoo 111 N.Y . ~.May Toronto tl..l'al 1-31 at ChlcaAO munl'i B- Edmonton al N.Y. Slam~ !W'hl'duR~ ~'1G11mM ., Oakland at Ol'troU . 1n1 Kansas City al CINl'land. I nt St-anko at Baltlmono. Jnl California at Dol'lton. (n l Tl'xa." at N£'W York. IRI Mln~a at Ml!Wau~tro , Jnt .. 16 .:JH ..n1 ~~ i .DI K 2..\ lbtoo Zl MlcntAa" 21. Artzona 10 Sutw:IQ'a Game~~ 1~ (ll!cllfi(U :11. WashlniCfoo 3 PhUadt'lphla 6. Dmver J ---I Tamflll Bay 17. Oakland 10 Moactq'aO..,.... BlrmlnKham at New Jeri(')'. 1n1 Wl!liT DtvmiON IJ 7 19 7 14 1.'\ .183 7 L~ .464 7\'j .... 8 DmVl'r a t Holton Cllk'tlfi'O 81 ftllladt'~ !I ~ Arizona al Tampa u ~ Houston 12 \8 .741 - .731 .«n ~ 1..01 ,.......,,BaY.,.. Weekad SpiN Trs _,_ 2. Never to~ch any power line. iiOM M8I!:MLL CINONNATI Atlanta 4. H(MIIIOII l Sail OQo ~. Chkaao 3 l.ol An~ 6. St. L.wl:t! 4 REOS-1'1"adt'd Rafll'l Ltl\dl'IIQ)' . ~r. to tllr Los An~ D:xlat'r'i for 8M1 Wltl> and Jot'll Franla), pllchrrS. Optlontd Ben Hayn, pttcht>r. ffld WlM' 10 lndanapoll& of Jht American Aaoc-lailon. Sftll F'rani!O OUII'tRht to In· San f'ranclJ('O 12, PltUbUfRh 1 MondaJ'IGIIIM8 Monlrt'Bl tSandPrson .\- 11 al AUanta tCamp 3-:Jl, ~ n l New Y~rk (Qwnbry 0-2\ at Houston (Rul'tlctn t -~Unae48&*-F..a..l LHpti! roonw.L o-u. Plnsburldl tMcWWiam:. l-:JI at Sin t-n. tnt any metal parts in your kite. 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Indians 13, While Sox 6 Julio Franco's tllrre·run homer capped a wild, six-run sixth tnntng, leading Cleveland over ·Chicago. The WIJile SOx ma(le tbf('e of their s ix en'Or& In the sixth, whleh also Included two wUdpltchesbyrellever SteveMura. Frarico a lso singled Ina run In the · fifth wtien the Indians scored four times . Winner Ber1 Blyleven, 3--3, gave up six hits In seven innings . ,...-.y, May It Kansas Clly 6. Toronm 1 onry lils on to snap lloston's five-game winning s treak . Young, 3-3, was struck behind the Je {t s houlder by a line drive hit back to thernound by .Jeff Newman ill the fi fth. The ball caromed high ill tile a ir to sllortstop Todd Cruz for the . putout. 'Young rema ined In the game but was forced to leave when the arm stlffenedwhilcwa rmlng up the next liming. Roy Thomas. who replaced Young and gave up a two- run home r to Reid Nic hols in the sixth. needc.P telle r he lp from Mike Stanton In Ihe e ighth . Bill Caudill finis hed up. gaining his fifth save . · Twfn• 6, Y IUikL't'S 5 Gary Ward hit a three-run double San Antonio al l.ni A~l£'8 . t nl N<"W York tl, MIIVK'&Ota 1 Suoo..rll GUT'tf'JI military aid tha t El Salvador must havf' if it is to survlvC'. Roth Wi r ker and t h~ Times : l'dltorialist wond<'red aloud why, If ; the stakes In Cmtra l 1\merlca arP : lndrf'd as high as Mr. Reagan ' assert('() , h!' would declare that ; there is "no thought" of sending · American troops to the region. The : sad truth. I am afraid, Is that Mr. : Rraga n knows vpry Wl'li wirai : ilmf'rlcans for· the moment at any : rate. can and cannot be persuaded • to do . We arc s imply unpr"flared to ,' ta ke the r<'latlvcly small but painful \ s tpps that would assuredly put out !his "fire in our front yard" while It ; is s till Baltimore 0. Royals 6, Blue Jays I George Brett hit his eighth home run of the season , a two-run blast In the flftll . and Steve Renko scattered six hits in 72-3 innings to lead Kansas City ove r Toronto. Re nko, 2-2, struck out four a nd walked two before needing relief l)elp In the eighth from Dan Quisen!Ji'n -y, who · ....Corded his seve nth save. Brett· s homer. which ex tended hls h)ttlng streak to 19 _gain'es a nd raised RBI total.to 26, keyed a three· run Kansas City fifth . Tigers 5, An~rets I Howard Johnson and Lane<' Parrish hit home runs and J ack Morris pitched a five-hitter to lead Dctmit over California. Morris, 34, struc k out e ight and did not walk a batter, giving up the Ange ls' only run in the eighth on Daryl Sconiers· RBI triple. Johnson hit a full -count p it ch off Caliiornia starte r Ke n Forsch, 3-1, for his firs t homer of the year. Kirk Gibson walked a nd scored on Parrish's third hom er of !he year. MIU'iners 4, lk'<l Sox 2 Ma tt Young pitched a shutout for five innings befof(' retiring with a bruised shoulder a nd Seattle hung s.a.IQ. M" 8 Ollcago 4, Clt"Vt'tand l and ~ By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sporis Writer Odell Jones remembered the pltcll he used to strike out Robin Yount. The trouble was, Yount remembered It, too. ·,.Jones struck me out.on a fastball on the outside part of the plate the other night," Yount said, ~alllng an embarraSsing, bases-loaded strl· keout Friday night against the Texas Rangers. The Milwaukee shonstop didn' t let It happen again, though. Faced with another · crucial situation , Yount belted a three- run homer this time agalnst the Texas reUever with one out In the ninth inning Sunday to give tile Brewers a 6-3 victory. Jones relieved Ranger starter Mike Smithson to start lhe Inning and gave up a leadoff single to Jim Gantner. Ned Yost singled and one out later, YoUntbeltedal-lpltchlnto the lett field bleachers at MUwa u· kee's County Stadium. The wlnnhrg pitcher was Jim Slaton, 4-0, 1'/hO relieved Brewe r starter Don Sutton to start the ninth. In other AL action, It was Kansas City 6, Toronto 1; Detroit 5, California I; Seattle 4, Boston 2; Minnesota6, NewYork 5; Cleveland 13, Chicago 6 and Oakland I. l.ai AnJ!l'les 119. San AntoniO 1!11 T PXBli 81 MllwaukK', ppd .. Tllln Carter of Kent SIHte University. Phl1llpe Is originally from the Columbus suburb of Whitehall. Lewis Is also ranked first In the world In the long Jump, butcbollenot to cmnpe1e tn that event. Etpteen stadlwn records were •aet ID the eveat, despite ~ beiitpiUtul'es allf,i wlnda ~ 17 miletl per bour, wlllch forced cancellation of the pole vault event. :, · Brewers, Tigers, Indians post victories 1\'El!TERN OONI'1':Rf><<E 1~ : : . Orosco. who Is unscored upon In : his last eight outings -151-Jtnntngs : - lowered Ills earned-run average to 0.55. He combined with three other relievers. Carlos Dlaz. Nell . AUen and Doug Sisk, to shut out the · Reds on three singles through the : fina182-31nnlngs. , "That's the key to our pitching · ' staff," Bamberger said. Scott Holman started the game : but laSted only one-third of an inning, gtvlng up four hits and five runs. He was chased by a three: run homer by Ron Oester. . Foster, who also lined a trlple and a single, boosted his season batting average to .274. 8Mndly, May A Toront o 7, Kansas City 4 Baltlmore 8, Oakland£ Bo5ton 8, Sl'attlv n califOrnia 6, DE>trolt !i, 11 lMLn2'!i Amf'ri('an govC>rnments take season. "We let anotller one get away," said Reds' Manager Russ Nixon. Orosco llad to leave the game after suffering a sprained right ankle by running into the first base bag on hl$ Infield single In the seventh. "Strikes. confidence, concent:ratlon " Orosco said, "I've got It all rtght now. I'm sky-high." Ptllladl'lphta Ill , Ml!waukeP 100. err w--..r,Mayll !Wunla)''1 OIRNII the lead." /In agrcmblc notion, and one the · ReaJ(an administration Is already . tr-ying Indust riously to promote; but basically only the United States · TALL ORDER - The New York Mels' first baseman, Dave KIDpnan takes the high throw Sunday as the Cincinnati Reds' Dan Drt_. Is saJ~ at New York's Shea Stadium durhrg the nr.t hrnlng. ( AP Laserpboto ). · NEWYORK(AP)-Twotlmesin the last three games, !he New York Mets came from behind to beat the Cincinnati Reds. !loth times, reliever Jesse Orosco was the winning pitcher and George Foster smacked a game-wtnntng, three-run homer. "I'm beginning to get superstitious, " said Mets Manager George Bamberger. following the Mets' 10-5 victory over the Reds on Sunday. "Maybe there's something to !ha t Orosco-Foster business. I'll have to look out for !hat." ·On Friday night, Orosco, 2.0, picked up Ills first win of the year by pitching three perfect Innings and Foster slammed his first homer in six games topowertheMetspast the Reds 74 In 13 innings. On Sunday, Foster's homer highlighted New York's six-run seventh Inning, and . Orosco pitched one perfect Inning. Cincinnati starter Rlch Gale, 4·2, was coasting along with a 5-2 lead befof(' the Mets sent 11 m en to the plate In the seventh, Foste r chasing Gale With his flfll1 homer of the EAS'IEHN """""""""" (l'htladelpNa lt.... ~ 1-41) .593 .M2 1\.S ro "' Unit<'<l Stat<'s s hould "let friendly ' ca n providf' thf' cconomic ... AMmlCAN LFAO\JE &\STDIVIHON My associates Tony Capacclo a nd Jack Mitche ll obtained copies of thctwocomple tcdocuments. The · controversial materia l was broughl to the ir attentiOn by J ohn Barron, a . s<'nior editor of Reade r 's Digest . · who Is working on a new book about the Sovl<'l KGB. L<.~ lin '1\w.edQ't G...-.s Phl!Ml'lph.la at Clndrmatl, tnt P.b1treal at AUanta , tnl New York at Houston. Int PlrubullJh at San DleRQ, m J Chicago at Los Angoclcs, (n t St. Louis at San Franct5ro. tn J a,.n.e~..,.,_ • Whose road is next?_________ ,, The Daily Senli111!1-Pap 3 It could kill you. 3.-Don't climb trees near power lines. 4. Don't build treehouses near electrical wires. S. Don't climb utility poles, towers or other electrical structures. 6. Never stick fingers or any objects into electrical outlets or appliances. A Safety Message from I : I POWER Contact us for your free safety folder. �' . Monday, May 9, 1983 Pomeroy-Mi'U'eport, Ohio Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Meigs girls ROCK SPRINGS- Led by P.W. Swisher's tour first places. the Meigs Marauderette girls track team roasted to victory while the Meigs boys oquad posted a respec· table fifth In the Meigs b'ack and field Invllll tiona I here Saturday. Final results In the boys competiHon were NelsonvUie-York !U.S, ~ Warren Local· 100, Trtmble 72, Wellston 59, Meigs m, AJexander36. Federal Hocking 25.5, Kyger Creek 20, and Eastern 10., In the girls events, It was Melg.s 119, Warren Local 87, Federal Hocking 69, Alexander 58, Vllltnn County 47, Wellston 34 , and Trtmble 16. Shawn Eads, who earlier was . voted the most valuable player In the SEOAL track meet, had two first places and a second to lead the • meet; boys.finish fifth WID Marauders. Scoring went as follows: Warrm Local ; Wt"llston; Meigs; TrtrnbW, and Alexander. . ~RUN - Eadll !Ml >2.•: Coleman IW) ; 110\'8 HIGH JUMP - £aes fM) 6-1; Cundlll (WEI : Dixon (NY( ; Dupler ITI and Tt>rreU !NYJ and Slnnefl lFHI {tieL l.ONC J UMP - McKelvy 1WL l :11-3. ~; Hotl'l [NY) ; Sayt'f IT) ; Wall!1<'l" lWE I: Bernard 11'111, and Dupl..- ITt . D1SCUS - Jones (NY ! ~7: Bradbury (KC J; HendersOOt !Wl. i; Kennard (Tl ; Urweltyn lA ), and Tucker tWLI. POLE VA~ LT - Hand 1WL 1 13-3; Bauf"'" IMl: Green(A\ : lnman(NYI : Lantrlp(Wl.) and Korn (MI . SHOT PUT - Jont'fl (NV 1 S3·8; Tolliver INYt; Rlt1le !Wll : Cox IFH!: UeweUyn I AI: and Lacey ITI . Ml RELAY - All'xander 8: 50.5: Trimble: Warren; Meigs, Wellston. and Eastern. 110 HURDLES - Terr("ll I NYI 16.4; McDonald (NYt ; WagnE>r !WI : Sayl'f' ITI. t A) . lfffi RUN~ Row I(')' !WL 14: 41 ; Sayre tTl : Coen U1H : Stf'f"le IAJ; Gn-gory !Al : a nd RELAY - Coen ( I'll ) UYT.6; RlM'tey (Wl.l ; Troland l TI ; SC'hul IWLI ; Roush !KCl; and Goo(1..on (WI . nJ LOW HURDLES - Adam.<( l T l .-J.6; Lanlrtp (WL l; Tf'rrel INYI: RUne I WL J; Pm1n IMI; and Dupler !TL :m DASH - Coleman IWJ 22.7j Hotel !NYJ : Ea<l<) fMJ: Gak'nrtn tNYJ: McKelvey cWLJ; R1ttle IWLJ. . 3200 DASH - Ranegar 1KC 110: 37:0: Jolll"5 IE J; Campbell tAl ; Sayers (T l; Rowley 1WL1: and Bryan !WI. 1600 RELAY - Warren Ural 3:>12.5; Trimble: Nelsonvill e-York; Mf>lgs: Alexandf.>r, and Wll"llston. GIRU! LDNG .nJMP - Swisher I M I ~ 7.5: DISCUS- Goggtns (M ) 87·8; Jolley tAl : Hanna (Wl.l; SPl'fK'{'r (M \; Robtnson 1FH1 : and Supraoo !WL\. HIGH JUMP - Ekrlng t,Vi;l ~3: Kasl.er JQnes tEl . 0 lUI RUN - Hadmx fM) ; Booth I VCI ; E'lans l WJ : Harve)' 1VC 1: and Robinson !FH 1. SHOT PUT - Cogj<lnS IMl :xt.9.5; Jolley lA) ; Thomas IMJ: LackPy 1FH1 : Hanna IWLJ: Rue lAI . and Bernard (FH 1. 100 01\SH - Coll'man IWJll .l ; E:ads t M 1: Galen!hl(' (NY.); Inman tNYJ; · Huslon (WI: and FE'f' McKelvey (Wll: Hotel (NY); McApeoiWU ; and Smalhenl (T) . Nelsonvtlle-York 4G.O; ,, Til E PLfdNS - D!'spll<' IX' In~ oulllit lit·>. th(' Ca lllpolls Blue to s<•rnl -fln.:..tl ac llon ~Jr,::alns l lnrt<"ld hit. wPnt to Sf'COnd on a wild pll<'h . took thi rd on a rte lder's choiC(\ and scor('(J on an error. Me igs came up wllh two In the third to lake the lead as Welker doubl!'d ovpr the l<'rt Helder's head. Riggs slngll'd him ln. and he later smn'd on a wild pllrh . . · Thf' Blu(• Devils llf'd II In the si 'C ·ond SP<'<h'<"l Nl'w I.Pxlngton tont r: hr 011 1\rhm s H l ~h School. four th whl'n Sh('('ts singled, stole S('f'Ond, und scored on Eastman' s Tllr IJi •v lls SC'Ol'Pd f h(• df •i•ldln g thn'f • run s In lhP bo tt om of lhf•s tx lh on nrw hll . Mlk(• I<dd l(•rna n opchf•d ltlf' inning w !1b rt ~lng i P, lht•n T i m slng l(•. f)(>vHs madP thf' lX'sl of t hrlr oppor t unlt!Ps to pos t a tom<• -fro m ·bPhlnd 5-4 sPr tlonal tournamf'nl' w in OV<' I' Me-Igs hPre lnfr{'(jUI~ nt Sat urday. ('u;.w h f)p;~ n va n c~ ·tl M ; tson·~ lilnt • ad- On two occasions, thp Maraudrrs Madi !-.Oil wa s hit by a p!tch, Ly nn · Sh!'C' I.s walkf'{J loudln,g lllf' basC's ·. wll11 no out s. KPvln grou nrl• '<I p ~1 s t F;asfmun t ht, Mf'lg-s' fl rst tJii SI'ITI:Jn f(JI' Llfl PI TOI' With lhf'Pf' r uns f'omlng ~H ·ross. E astman was la !Pr lhrm~om nut HI lhP plalf'on l hf' tal! •·nd of a doubl<, play . 'l'hf' M;~raud f'rs, w ho couldn't SPNn to g•·t il brraak all da y, didn 't ro ll ovt•r, howi.'Vl'r, in lhPir final at IJal . Jlin('l\ hltt Pr St'nlt Ci1('<'n walk<l(l. .l:wk Wdkl 'l' hlxJrnt'<i thf• srx·ond of h is two (Jnuhli'S ovf' r thl' \('fl fl• •k h'l'' " h!•Hd . and Nic k Higgs g roun ch·d ou t tn drl vt• In (; hl'( 'll . Wil h two out, S('('ond s;J('k t•r Sc: ·ott ll lnTbo n s ll•ppN.I to lh(• pl<alt• and had lhPir leadoff hitter on base whf'n he was doubl!'d up on the hll <.~nd run. On onf' orcaslon , M adison mad<• a spe<·tacular catch going back rrom . his rlrst baSI' positiOn and doublf'd off the Me igs runner. Eastman lf'd the Rlue Dt>vlls with two slngiPs wh ile Sheets. Madison, and IO:ddiPma.n m ch had a s ingle. Harrison, who went rour for five and rnude sevPral good plays at sr•·ond. had three s ingles and a doubt<'. Welke r had two doubles and a s lngl<' In thrff trips . a nd Trey ("assf'll. follrod , and Riggs each had a slnglf\ . ( lorcly Splf'lf' and Dan ·Thomas t~ >lh plt<·hpd V<'IY wf'll . Spirt!' got 11UI of Sf'Vf'ra l j am~ with good t·ontrul. I-ff' f;mnL>c:l seV£•n a nd <lr lll" l ills ruu111i hll high OV< 'I w alkPd onl y two. Thomas fanned ll'ltlk ld . just mlsslnJ! a hornPrun hy a II ' \ \ ' fct •L That wou lct hav(• triNIII. 1):IVt· Folli'! H"lllwn clr llll'd 011 up lhP 111 iddli '. 11111 C;;Jlltpoll s '\hhl't s top; six ami walkr'<l onP whllf' hilling a Sl• ·v•• Wolf( • st'OIJ))('!.I it up and n:lilt'( l tlu · ru nn1·r hy a stt>p. ( ::dlip••lls npt'Ol'd tlw S('i! rlng In llu • SI '< HIHI w iH•n M;u ll...,ml got an hattt •r . • ( ;alll()()lls wPnt to~· t:' on thP y~ar w hlll' MI 'IJ::s ch 'll)lpt'<l tn J W. · B.v Innings: M• • lg ~ Uf! lUI :.!-·1 Ill :.! I ,, 1 lll pnl 1 ~ IIIII 10:1 " - :1 ~~ II 'l'll llru i l.~ 1l.l'1 .1111I F<~IIHM I. S pl4 •t 1• 1WI' 1 illl ll S1,,41 Derby winner solid Preakness favorite l.llliiSVII.I.t-:. t<.v . 11\ l'l 1\ t•lliU(' k ~· l)t'rhy wlnnt ·r Sunny ' s ll ;llo is lu•;ult'd lo lht · Pn •aknl'ss t~s tlw solitl fa vorih'. but don 't ('OUIII on ltu • t·oll lM~t ·oming lhoruughhnd r:tl'ing· s 1 ~ 1 tl Tl'ipiP ( 'mwn win ill'r. Tht · Ht'lmonl StakPs, third l(•g of 1!H' T rlp l•· ('mwn for ; t~,t'~u · - ol c ls .. 111. 1\' nol l)l ' llll his s l'lll'fiUlt •. · " It ' ll ~ ·it h P I ' bt· lhP Hl'lmnnt o r thr ( ~~H ·• •n' s P I; 11t ' ," I r;llnPr I ); 1v kH ·ross said Sunda,V, tlw day al'h'r I hi' t•t111 ht'('; lllH' onl y ttw st'l.·ond Cmadl;m · IH'I '<I t•vt •r 10 \.V\n ttu •I )(•rh.v . ·· It won ' t I:M · hol h." T lw Hl'l mo nl is .IUI\4 ' 11 i ll NPw Yo r k' s l k'lmonl Park ;uul thL' qw·0rl's Plah'. p;wt or ('a nada's Triplt• Crow n. is .lutw :w, a t Wt)( XIIJint•. ( ' ros~ also sa id wh;~ t lw has bt•f'll s;1yl ng all u lonl.! alx1ut ltlt' BPirnunt ; " I d1•n't lx•IIPVP in running a :l·yt•ar o llll l/1 mill's w it h 12tipoumls upin .Ju nt•. ll' s l'ldiculnus. Bu tll' sup to lhl·ownc·r ." 'I'IU' uwnt•r is 1);1\dtl Fosh•r. a Toront o sllx: kbrok (•r who has ·[(•! Cmss <"a ll lh1 • shots In guiding Sunny' s l lulo to IX'ak fonn . ""1" 11 hnvP to walt and"'' how hP runs In fh( • Prt'aknt>ss." FostPr said. ('ross SOlid IhP m il wi ll bO Shlppf'd on W1'<1nl'sday rrom Chu "·hlll I ~ JW IIS lu PI mil" I ror lhP "May 11 l >n ·aknPss . 01 hl'rs · !mm thl' Dl.•rby riPid h1 ·ndlng lot h<' Pr('akm~ss, a 1 :t..Hi milt• ra('P. a slxtt"f'lh of a mil<• sh0111'1' t han lh<• f){•rby, i:l i'P run· n!'nlp IJ<oSI•rl Win<'. thl rd·pla<"<' C;~wat and flrth ·pli1C<'MU11a, thP 2·1 t>.•ttlng favorltPin t hP DPrby as part of a lhlW·horSf' l'hlrv . wllh Total Di•pm·turl' and llill txx1 Nat IV<'. · "1111' ownPrs of Slf'W O"Cold. t h<• . fourt h·plclt'f' flnlshr r . ar ·p Ul)(il'cirlf•d about !h(' Pt'C'<.t knP~s . Chumm ing , who rtnls lwd 12th, ('anw back lamf• and won't go to lla lllmorr, sa id Woody StPplx'ns, who also trains Cavml. Non.[ll•rby start<'l"s who al"<' l'l"l'aknrss posslbllllrs Include A'· sau ll L.undlng, 13oundtn~ Basque, r)r·pul<'ll TPs tamony . S trike Gold, lll gh flonor s, Bi lly Ba ll. Ml'gatum and Dlsarco's H.lb, lht'58- l winner of lh•• Woodlawn StakPs at Plmllco Saturtlay. In pn'pill"ing Sunny 's Halo ror lh<' Dc•rby, Cl"Oss took a n unorthodox I"Outr. He also spent so mueh limeon Su nny's HHio, his olhPI" owners quit him. dwindling his stabl<' to two "and a pony ,"' according to CI"O..'S, Graham take.~ Houston Open THE WOODLANDS, ' l'cxas tAP) - David Cm ha m'sblggrs l mL,tak<' of th1· tou rnammt tumC'f.l oul to be tln· lllgg•·s.!(om<'b<lC'k of th<' I!IHJ pro 1:o1r tour. l ;ra twm, wtnless s\ncP making a cll"iltn:lllr com<'bac k to win th!' l!l81 U.S. Open, 1~'1101"1'<1 the Irailma of a quad ruple tlogey on the par -5 first holf' 1n Sa turday's third round and ralllf'd for a fiVP·St mke vlrtory Sundoy In lhe final round of lhc . } . . mJ RELAY - W..,... Local 10:56.8; Fodera! Hocldn.<; AJ!!under; lllelga; We4J. ston: and Vlnlon Coullty 100 HURDL.ES - Evans !WI 16.9; Shoots • IVCt . Page-S - --·~ , - Racine kindergarten to graduate 100 DASH- Swisher tMl 13.4; Alt.n IAt; Slnnet:t )FHJ; Christy IFH I: Hand IWL) . 1f:Ol DASH - EbPrhauser IT\ 6: 19.2; BPntJt')' !VCl ; Dextl'r (WL) ; 1\Jdr.et fA); D••rts tWJ ; and RJgw~ CM). ' «XX RELAY- M<oljts ~ .7 : Vinton County; Fedt>ral Hocking: Wan1.'rl Local; AJexander. and Wellston. «XX DASH- Comer (Wl.t62.6; Turner IAI; Burdf'tle (FH 1: Willis IMi: Kasler lfll); and Jeffers 1AI. 1W RUN - FrvP tWLl 2:39.7; Hanna IWLI : OIX'rhau:w?f IT) ; Childers (W) ; Thomas !FHI: and &ntley (VC\ . 01 RELAY - MeiWI 1:57.7; Federal HockinR; Vlmon Counry: )'Varren L..ocal, and Alexander. ~ DASH - Comer (WL) ~.6; Turner (Ml; Allen (A) ; Slf'Wart tMt , andEvans (WL 1600 RELAY - Fedl>ral Hocldn(il 4: E.3; Wam"fl Local; Me!RS. Mexander: Vlntoo County, and Wellston. . . Monday, IW:Jy 9, 1983 I WI : Scband tWLJ: WWIJ (MJ; and. Partee ~ -· '''' f .. I !Jy The Bend WHJ ; HIKkt>X. I M I and Neew IM) tie) ; Ludls II'Hl : and DelwU... tVCl. BUNTS - Kevin F; astman of GRlllpoUs attempts a hunt during Saturday's Class 1\1\ Sectional TouM)amenl Kame at Athens. Dave Foil rod Is the catcher for MeiKS. GAIL" advanced to further play with a 5-4 vklnry. Keith WL•eeup photo. Blue Devils oust Maraude~s, 5-4 The Daily Sentinel . • Seventy-two kindergarten stu· dents of Southern Local School District wW graduate In com· mencement exercises Friday, May 13, at 7: 30 p. m. The Invocation will be given by Bill Winebrenner and the pledge of allegiance wW be led by the kindergarten students. The welcome wUI be given by Bobby Ord, superintendent, and Don Smith, member of the board o1 education, wiD give the address. Perfect attendance awards wUI be given by the teacher, Jean Alkire and Charll!S Pyles, mayor of Racine and a member of the board of education wW present the diplomas. The students will be featured In four vocal numbers, "She' ll Be Comln' 'Round The Mountain, " "I'd Like To Teach The World To Sing," "Let The Sun Shine In," and "School Days." Instructors of the classes are Ms. Alklre, teacher, Suzanne Wolfe, chapter I teacher, and Karen Johnson, teacher's aide. Local cook published in national magazine . When Linda Montgom ery of Langsville received her copy of Farm Wife News mag"azlne's new Microwave Magic IT cookbook It came wtt h a letter of congratula · tlons. One of her recipes had been selected to appear In the book. Mr. Montgomery's outstanding meat entree called, '"Tas!y Meat Loaf,'" appears along wit h over 120 other recipes select('(( from among thousands of e ntries In the Farm Wife News r ecljX' contest . Fmm eye-opening brr.akfast dishes to taste-tempting m ain courses. Mlc· MORNING CLASS - Members of lhe morning kindergarten class of Southern Local School District who will graduate In exercises Friday, May 13, at7: 30 p.m. are, (front), l·r, Bridget Varney, Jeremy Smllh, Shawn Dailey, Kendra Norris, Roger Adkins, Ronnie Johnson, Wendl Krautler, BriM Anderson, Claudette Rellmlre, Carrie Counts, J eremy lmhoden, Adam Triplett. (Second), JamleOrd, Aaron Hoback, Amber Lyons, Grant Clrcle, Tony Roush, Mason F'Wher, Charles Bissell, Adam Krawsczyn, Andrea Moore, Ryan WUDams, Shannon Morality, Sherr! Frederick. I Back), J eremy Gulnlher, Amy Weaver, Mary ChWley, Kevin lhle, J880n Deem, Chris Hamm, Travis Mugrage, Jason Ervin, Melody Weaver, Steven Edwards, BUUe Jo Halley Wid Jlmmy HRII. Absent were Jay Day Wid Ronnie ,Jones. 113 cup chopped onion 2 teasJXIOns salt 1 teaspoon chill powder \o2 teas poon pepper 1 tablespoon ca ts up 1 tabltospoon WorchestershlrP saucr 1 \-', pounds ground bt'er Soak oats in milk . Combine all i.ngredient .s, mixing well. 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FINISHES SECOND - Shawn Eads look .econd In the 180 mewr sprint for Meigs during the school's lnviWional on ItS new aD-weather truck. Eads was the meet's MVP. Andretti leads Paul Newman's team . The Daily Sentinel . INDIANAPOLIS tAPl - Mario Andrelll Is the only drive r on actot Paul Newman's racing team. and the veteran of 17 races here says he prefers It thai way as heS('('ks tow In the Indianapolis !iOO for the Hrsl time s ince 1969. " I don't say tbal' s ttif" only !o nnula,'" said the 43-yPar-okl driVPI"who was a teammate of 1982 Indy 500 winner Gordon .Johncock the past two years after SPver al Y<'ars of teaming with drlvPrs such as Rick Mears and Tom Sncva. "Putting log~thPr the proper ln~:rrol~nts, you don't !lei confused wllh somt• of till• politics that go on wh£'n you havP say, two. equal numb<•r ones (drivers) ." said An· drPIII. who has th r rtnancla lsupport or Budw~lser beer this year . "It gets to torment you after a while. You wonder whether you"r<' I(PII lng all lhl• best pieces and Pvrrythln~ else. So. I just want<'<! to ~N away from that and ttll' oppor1unlty was h<•rr with this situ ation,·· he sa id. ""Just tol>calone, haw a 40l percent rffor1 behind you . I think I ean mak<'ihat work. Given th~ lim<', I think I ca n makP that work Vl'I'Y well ." i\ndrl'lll. always a ra.,t quallfiPr. Is working on his new Lola chassis whUP his C!'lebra tC'd owner COIK'Pn · I rates on other aettvlllcs . Chester D of A observes anniversary ' WW JlliRDLm! ...:. Ren"" \WII8 of Melp ftnlshes fourth In lhe girls' 100 meter low hurdle evl!ftt dwtng Salunlay's Melp lnvhatlonal Trawk Meet. Melp' girls look lhe meet In that L'Ompetltlon whUe the MIU'audero flnl!lhed lllth In lhe hoy&' competition. her<' for qualifying (Saturday) and wiHbe !Jack lust befor£' till' rarl'. " While 1\ndrPt II was working on his car Sunday, t hrce- tlml' Indy wlnn<'r Johnny Rutherfonl smashed his Into the wall on the first tum. ThP Wildcat was a near total loss, but Ruttxorlord escaped without being seriously Injured. HI" needed rlvP stllches In his right leg but antlclpa II'd lx•tng able to partie! pa Ic• In this weekend's timet ria ls. Rutherford said txo didn't know what caused lhr aecldPnt . wh ich came alter h<' got ' lh<' car high hPadln~: Into the turn. M eailwhllf', AndrPifi adm l1 s hP' s stUIImrnlng about his new c hassL,. HP drov<' thP car to a rillh·plar<· finish In its only r a('(' , at/\ llant a last month . '"AI thP tim ~ 1Atlanta 1 W<' had to do somP f'duca tC'd guessing and we WPrf" just way off. Thai rPrlalnly comes from not knowing the" chassis." AndrPIII"s top sp<'<'<l In the first WC'f.'kcnd of pmrtiC!' was 1%.4:19 mph - more Ihan seven mp~slowN than Rick M<>ai"S and lhf" e ighth quickest overaU . Andrf'lll, ~ho has only placC'd among lhP top 10four llm<oss tnre hls 1969vlctory. nPVPrdrovf"a lapin last Yl'ar"s race. HP was knocked out of IWWSU~· M) 1\ llhiJotlun ul Mulllmedha, Inc·. Publlsht>ll t•w rv aflf' rnoun, Monda\' I h• uugh ~'l'lcla y, Ill c·oun S!I'Pt•t, hy 1hf· ( lhlu Valh•y I'Ubll.~h ln~ C'umpun_ \' ·Mul· llmNJla , In1 ·., Pumt •ru.v, Ohk• 4~71~. !ftt· 2 1 ~ . ~ ·t ·tmcl d <1ss pos!aJ.!t' pi.! Ill at Po· nwruv, Ohio . Mt•mtw•r: Th1 • ·f\ sMii'IH!t•d l'wss, In land Dall.v J>n•ss ti SSII( ' IIIIUn llfttl t ht• /'lmt·rlt ·l• n Nt •w.-.pllpt•r l' uhll s ht•rs As.s tlt 'iillhm, Na lhmal Ad\'t' l'llsin g ftt •pn •· :wnt utlv1•. Bnmh;t m N•' w.s p<tp! 't Sa l1•s, 7.t:l T hird 1\vt• nut ·. Nl'w York. Nt•w York 111111 7. AFTERNOON CLASS - The afternoon kinder· James Parsons, Michelle Harris, E ugene Long, garleli class of Southern School District will grnduate Stephen Triplett, Scott Carsey , Dlnlde Casto, Brandy In exercllle!t oo Friday, May 13, at7: 30 p.m. Memhers Roush, Billy Craig, Michael Crnlg, · Erica Dugan; of the afternoon class are (front), Sabrina Congo, Eric (hack), Courtney Roush, J essyca Hatfield, John Greber, Jeffery Rose, Bonnie LaW80n, Jeromy Black, . Harmon, Shannon Staats, ,Justin Hill, Larry Jeremy Roush, ForrestTealord, JeniStewart, Travis Patterson, Tara Congo, Angella McClure, Chris Spaun, Alvin Phillips; (second), MlcheUe Casto, Proffitt, Jesslka Codner and Jacklr Teaford . Absent were Tracy Pickell and Faith Rose. l'llS'I'M/\S'I'I·: I! : .~ · nd lUkln •s s tu The• I )a ll.v Si· utl!u•l . I l l ( 'our\ Sl , Pomt•r oy 1lhlt >· I~•7W . ' ." il 1K."'4 'KII"I'IUN tU'U :s Hy f"urrh·r ur Mutur H.tndt• thP raC'f' whf'n hls C'Ur crashfod Into KPvln Cogan 's macht_nP as the Om· W!'t' k .. ........ $l.IMI Om· Mtmlll :1:1-car liPid n<'ai"C'd lhP s tarting line. OthQr top lim<>s r('('QrdC'f.l In thl' op<>nlng W('('k<'nd lnclud!'d laps orin excess or l!lll by Howdy Holml'S in a Marc h and AI UnS<•rSr. ln a Prnske. AI Unser .Jr .. thr 21ymr-old son or thf' thl"f'<'·t ImP Indy wlnnPr. was just a liti i Ps lowPral 1 ~7.411. I hit ' \'t •al ... ( Sl Ni~ ~: . ·()i;\; l'ltlfK"'i . l lall\' ..... .... $'1 .-111 ..... $.'12 .HII Calendar MONDAY N o " ull ~ I T ipllon s IJ,V mall J.M ·rmltll ·d In l11w r1' w ht• n • h ll0\1' 1·;u r l1·r 'ii'I'Vki• Is POMEROY - Pomeroy E le· mentary PTA at the school 7: 30 p.m . Monday, with safe!)' pat· trol to be honored . Gu est speaker wUI be Sandy Iannar· relll on the Christian Athletic Association. ,( \';t ll .thlt · M1\l l. StJ IISI 'll WI 'III NS ln~ ld• · Ohln J:1 Wt'4'k' Wt•Pf.; , . ~l:! Wt•Pk' $14.114 .~ :.!7 .:Jtl ~t i V.II AH Hut... ltlt• Uhlo RACINE - Southern Junior High Athletic Boosters will meet at the junior high Monday at 7:30 p.m . " H<• (Nrwman t calls e ach day and W<' discuss till• car, but Ill> just can't be hPn• !'VPJY day . HP'U b<• Beegle enrolls at Bethany College SKILLS YOU CAN LEARN THIS SUMMER AT ' HYSELL RUN - A revival wUI be held at the Hysell Run Holiness Church Monda y through May 14, at 7: 30 p.m . nlghtly. Speaker will be the Rev. Norman Taylor. Pastor Theron Durham Invites the public to attend. The church Is located off SR 124 on coun!y road 15. .~ . B GAWPOUS BUSINESS COllEGE BF:THIINY. W. Va . - El<'lhany Colh•g•• Baslwtball Coach .lim Zala<.'i'a has announ('{ld that ZanP IJI't:oglr, guard from SouthPrn Local High S<·hool. will <'Droll a t B<•thany this fall. • · BPI•gl<'. son or Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Bl><ogle. RD 2, RariiK'. was hr most va!uabl(• player at lilt' Soulh<'l"n VaiiPy Alhk>tlc Confl'r· Pnc<' and was nam<>d to the First Tl'am AII·Distl1ct and ttll' Sl'cond Team AII·Statl'. ·· w~ arP dPIIghtoo that ZanP has c hoS('n to attend Bethany CoiiPgc,"" Zalaccu said of the six-fool oneInch , 18J.pound guard. " H<' Is lhe typ<> .or student athiNe tha t tradl· llonally has had a vary positive ht.•n•. "" II<' has alrt•ady dl stln~'llls h~d hlmS<'II on th<· basketball noor and wr look fm'Ward 10 lnrorpqraltng his ability Into our ovl'rall pro· gram," Zalarca s,ald . RankC'd seven academically In his class. El<'<'l:l<' has been a mPmlx•r or IhP N"a Itonal Honor Society slnC'f.' his junior year. HP Word-Processing: BEGINNERS in five weeks learn the fundarnelilal theotY! BEGINNERS in ten weeks · Learn the complete skills off Word Processing Systems t College· Prep Typing: In three weeks Learn typing and term paper fonnats! Computers For Kids: BEGINNERS in two weeks For kids grades three-five ADVANCE in four weeks For kids grades six-eight Secretarial Refresher: In five weeks Transitional skill A GOSPEL meeting wUI be held at the Church of Christ , 200 West Main Street, beginning Monday through May 15, at 7: 30 p.m . nightly. Evangelist wUI be Marshall PaHon. Sunday servl· res wUI be held at 6 p.m . tntC'nds to ronCf' ntratf' In pre-med at El<'thany . 11le El<'thany Btsons.ln ZalaC'f.'a"s first y~ar as head coach, flnlshC'd this year with a Pr<'sldents' At hle tlc Conf!'rcn!P n>eord of 9·5 a nd an overall season rccord of 1lH2. r.=====~;;;;:;;;~~=l retumi~ buildi~ POMEROY - Meigs Chapler 53,. Disabled American Veterans, meeting will be 6: 30 p.m. Monday at chapter home, But· ternut Ave .. Pomeroy, M. L. Kelly, adlutant, announces. for the SYRACUSE - Special ses· slon, Sutton Township Trustees Monday, 8 p,m. at Syracuse Municipal Building. secretary! $4(M),(MX) Houston C()(·a Cola Ujl('n . Graham got his revenge on the No. 1 hole with the first of seven l>lrdlcs to start Sunday's round and rtnlshcd with a scven·under·par 64 ro r a 275total, nlneunderparforthe tour1111ment. It was the blg~est comebaek on the lour this season, tJUIII was made possible, Graham said, byovercom· lng his mistake In playing the No. 1· . hole on Sat u1day . Real Estate: In eleven Meb Learn the nectSatY skills needed to apply for yow Real Estate license! . ADMISSIONS OFFICE: 446-4367 •.._ No. JS.m-o4na F IVE POINTS - TUESDAY CHE ST ER - Cheste r town· sh ip trus teE's will mC'f.'l Tuesdav at 7:30p.m . a t the town ha ll 1~ Chesler. SYRACUSE -Syracuse PTO will meet Tuesd ay a t 7 p.m . The firs t grade c lass Is In c ha rge of the progra m . POMEROY - Ohio Eta P hi Sorority will meet Tuesday a t 7:30p.m . a t the Meigs Inn . Kaye Wa lker a nd Debbie Ha uber will have the c ultura l report and Barb Ma thews will be In charge of r efres hments. New officers will be lnstaiiC'd. POMEROY - Patty L<'e and Zelia Nisley, a lcohol specia lists . will conduct a program on detecting a nd dealing with the teenage alcohol a nd drug proiJ. lem at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Me igs Multi-Purpose Building, Mulberry Heights. Pomeroy; public Is Invited. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT Middle· port Amate ur Gardener s wt ll m eet Wednesday at 8 p.m . at t he home of Mrs. Walter Crooks. Mrs. Da niel Thomas Is cohostess. MIDDLEPORT Middle· port Lodge 363 F&AM wtll meet Tuesday a t 7 p.m . Work will be In master 11)ason degree . Members are asked to attend. Refreslunents wUI be served . Plans for the May 17 obsetvance of the 49th anniversary of Cheste r Counc il 323, Daughters of America. were made a t Tuesday nlght" s ml'l'tlng at the ha ll . Charter m embers wUI be honor!'d at the obsetvance. Esther Smith, district dcpu!y. repo11ed on the spring rally and extended her appreciation for assistance. It was noted thai Zana Gainer, a m emtx•r from He bron. a ttended the rally. her first lodge m eeting In 22 year s. Past Counc Uors Ciubmeettngwas a nnounced for Wednesday a t the home of Ma rcia Keller with Opa l Hollon . co-hosless. Ot hers atte nding were Ada Bls · sell, Lora Damewoo:l. Leona HPns· ley, Mac McPeek . Car olyn Holley. Elzal>clh Hayes. Pauline Ridenour, Erma Cle land, Goldie frederick . Doris Gruese r , E thPI Or r. Sandra While. Pe nny Smith , Ruth Smith. C"harlolle Grant. Everett Grant, Thelma While, Margaret TutiiP, VIrginia Lee. a nd Margar et Amberger. Tuesday . The Rev. David Ha nis of the Atill'ns Dis trict office ·will be t he leader. Chairmen of actrninlst ratlyf. boards . . Counc il on Ministries, pastor-parish relations commlltce. · lay leader s and pas tors of all loca l churc hes of the count y are urged to a ttend . Other interc.,;tf'd m embers are wplcom<' . The booklet ""Dil"l'("· lions and Expc•cwtions" \VIII lx' rf"VIewed . Tickets m ay tx• purchasro trom Mickey Williams at Will iams · Barbe;. Shop. Ticket s arc llmltC'd . • Reg. $89.96 $5995 $7995 Ea. Pc. Ee. Pc. IBEXInl Singly SAVE $30 SAVE f30 Ppggy King lost the m ost WC'ight and there was a tif' for n mnr r·up by Elaine Grogan, Ma 1y Rou sh and Kare n Smith at la s t week 's meeting of the fi ve Point s Slinderella exercise class . AI the Tu esday morning Mason class. Juanita Morgan a nd Bct tv .lamPs tied ror the most weight ·lost a nd Mildred Hudson was runner-up . ,Jenny Parker lost the mos t weight iil the F'\ve Points Pxe rdSl' class . floral covor in &X HI heavy oak tramo JACKSON GENERAL HOSPITAL RIPLEY, WV Chatter Club meets Susa n Cle land hosted a recent meetin g of the Chatter C lub a t her hom (' a t Chester. A grab bag sale was he ld a nd re rres hmc nt s setved by the hostess following a time of gam es with prlzl!S .a nd door prizes. The March meet lng was hosted by Linda Van Mete r a nd the. next m eeting be held on May 19 at the hom e of Mary Sta rcher . Haning shower A persona l shower honoring Shirley Ha ning who was· married Friday to Lester Wise. Mlddlepor1, was given recently at Lhe home or Debbie Kennedy . Cake, punch, nut s a nd mints were served. Cynthi a Mills won the door prize. Others attending were E ffie Allfrlend, Linda Broderick, LuciUe Leifheit, J a ne Warner, Susie Hill, Candy Tobin, Coty Cur11s, CresUy n Hill , Dorothy Kenney. Mary Blrch· fie ld, Norma Jewell. Brandy Tobin, and Ann Rujl('. Others . presenting gifts to the bride were Susan ZLrkle, Marilyn Anderson, Margie Protfltt, Carolyn Cullums, Rowena Young, Allee Levingston, and Yvonne Sisson. '"'WE TREAT YOU LIKE FAMILY" NATIONAL HOSPITAL WEEK MAY 8-14, 1983 TEAM OF MEDICAL PROFES SIONALS SERVICES OFFERED INCLUDE: OUTPATIENT SERVICES Obstetrics/Gynecology Internal Medicine Family Medicine Emergency Room Laboratory Radiology Nuclear ·Medicine Physical Therapy IRes~iiratclry Therapy E.N.T. Urology Pediatrics Cardiology General Surgery INCLUDE: EEG/EKG . Benefit pancake supper GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE ,. Sfinderefla meet.r . :!Itt 'l'rll s S uhst·diN •r s rl tt l 1h•i<> l1'101.! 111 pa .~· lh• · t·u I'· t lo•• 111.1 .\1 n ·mll In ;111 \', 101 '1' tl lrt'l'l In T ht• J);dl .v S.·n l l nPI on :1, li ur 1:! m o nlh h<~ .'>h . I 'n ••l ll w ill hi · ~I V• • n 1·;1rr h·r I'H<' h n1 u n111 lkuluh r~u It~ The Meigs County Cooperative Parish of Un ited Methodist Churches will host a workshop for .lrica"l chairmen of committees a t the SyracuSe Chu i"C'h from 7·9 p.m . ' RACINE- A benefit pancake and sausage lllljlPill' wW be served by the Racine United Melllodllt Men at !be church on Friday tor the benefit o1 the ~ Wheat liver ·transplant lund. Serving wUI begin at 4 p.m . and continue through early evening. Tllerewillbemcharge _ but donations ID the fund •wlll be TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO FAMILIARIZE YOURSELF WITH OUR SERVICES. PER· HAPS THE NEXT TIME YOU FIND YOURSELF IN NEED ·O~ MEDICAL SERVICES, YOU WILL CONSIDER JACKSON GENERAL HOSPITAL RIPLEY, WV. TELEPHONE (304) 372- accepted. 2731. --·~1-.--- .. �• ]aga 6 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~y. May 9, 1983 Monday, May 9, 1983 Peace protests mark Mother's Day ·) •• · By DEBORAH ZABARENKO ,. A.eeooleted Press Writer # Mothers protested nuclear war and fought for better child support Jaws on their special day, but also celebrated personal moments rangl)lg from an ordination to the !!~thood to a new baby's smlle. " Ghlldren m eanwtille showered mothers with bouquets and dinners·.liutonMother'sDay,cloggtngphone Unes with their long distance calls home Sunday. . Thousands of demonstrators dec·rled nuclear weapons In protests from Boston and Washington, D.C. to JilewOrleansand Oroville, Wash., near theCanadianborller. w heresix Canadian mothers "returned" a _SY.Jflbollc cardboard model of a nuclear cruise missile to six ·mothers from the United States. '' The border demonstration was a protest against U.S. attempts to gain permission to test the air-launched cruise mlssUe in Canada, said j)J;"Otest leader Jack Burchard. • 'About 9,<XXl people participated in a Mother's Day Peace Walk and Festival In Chicago, and in CoaUnga, Calif., the Red Cross fixed a ~Middleport, ·Ohio Business serviceS Real Estate General roast beef dinner and gave flowers 23. to the 6,500 residents of the " It looked as lfsheactuallysmlled earthquake-ravaged tQWll In honor at me · today,'·' said Ro5!! Mary of the day. Two sharp aftershocks Materow$1 of Bergenneld, N .J. jolted the northern Ca.llfarnla town "That she's aU rlgbt and 1mproving, after the celebration ended. that to me, was my Mother's Day In Boston, several hundred people present." ataMother'sDaypeacedemonstraIn Los Angeles, about 40 mothers tlon heard speeches urging a - and a handful of fathers and nuclear weapons freeze. children - marched outside. the "The dynamic that's driving thlso state Franchise Tax Board otnce, (the arms race) along Is a prlmltive demanding passage of state and hatred and superstition of the federal laws to allow single mothers · Russians," said Dr. Helen Caldicott, to Intercept fathers' state and a pediatrician w ho founded federal tax refunds if the father fall Women's Action for Nuclear Disar- behind In chlld support payments. mament. "There aren't corrununlst The groUp chanted " Hey, hey, babies. There aren't capitalist wbaddya say'? Pay your child babies. A baby is a baby Is a baby." support today," and distributed One mother marked the day not bumper stickers. with protests but with prayer as she Feminist attorney Gloria Allml, was ordained an Episcopal prtest. who led the protest, said Mother's Rev. Barbara Mudge, a 52-year· Day Is a sad reminder of financial old mother of three from Laguna hardships for single mothers. Beach, Calif., thanked her "wonderA Mother's Day memorial service fully supportive husband" for helpfor the 29 youths killed In Atlanta. ing her through her religious quest · between 1979 and 198l .d rew only 45 A New Jersey mom got a special people, and the mothers of most gift from her tiny baby daughter, victtms stayed away, organizers born 17 weeks prematurely on F eb: said. EAFORD VtOG il B. SR. 21~ £ . 2nd ~f . UII.TOR VALLEY ROOFING NEW liSTING - Handy 4 room frame w~h bath, cil1 water & gas. lot: 55'x 132'. toom lor a mo~le home in Middleport Only $9,500 FREE ESTIIIATES 20 leers Experience TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742 -2134 or 949-2160 4 .?0-1 ,. Asktng~2~.000. - Oean and tn ~ad repair. Nice \-\ a~re tn view of Rt 7. Fout rooms. modern bath, LC. • 'er. gas and equipped k~chen tor a quiak sale of $2il,IJOO. tor "1 " I always considered t he city of Ashland and m yself as good friends of Jotm Ashbrook, " Richey said. "I believe he voted right and the center will be a well-earned memorial and a lasting tribute." Richey said people mowed their lawns, cleaned their streets and got the town "as much in apple- pie order as possible. " Bruce Pearson. executive vice president of the Ashland Cham ber Symms Is a member of the board of adviser s for the Ashbrook center, along with several other nationally prom inent conservatives. Mrs. WHITE HOUSE DEMONSTRATION Memhers of the Mothjlr's Day Peace VIKIJ C<!mmldee hold a vigil In front of the White House In WMhingiA>n carpel1 n ~ Sunday. The group was protesting In support of the nuclear freeze. ( AP Laserpholo) . ' 9 to 5 liON. d1lu SAT. OPEN -l'tumblng ond olocooloat w..tc . (Fr.. IEollmal01 ) All TJptl of Auto lopoir, lrokes, Tune-Ups. otc. V. C. YOUNG Ill ,111 Coun St .. Pomeroy, ptlio 45719_ .~ s &; _& -!L.• .- 1 C*"'l o o •-·t~d "'""~•ne• l JJloo--, ... _ . . . , _ ,r,_.d,,. ....neol , . . ........... olo!Goacll 7 1A.,IM1o• 5 • • a.. ....., IU A~IOIIM'I i4· fWIIC !WetCIIOMOio H-•qda ...... ...... ~ u -c•. rv 1. ,..,.., t 11uo.......,no HOOPPI A<lo l l_,_.. 51-luilaono ~- .._dl... l ........ - 1 ..., lOu~ lit -htli; -h .............. . " • · .· - · 5fl ~ 1 w-Nool"f 11.,, 41 H-•• too 4 J Mobilo HOfOIH lot"""' 4J ........... """' .. _............ 11-pWoiOlt<il U 111- MWOAIM 1, ........_. 14-·-··''"'"""' •• Fo•.,.fou"'....,' ""'" ., ........... 11-· ••.s,........ ,._, ... 11-kfooolo 11 -ll. .o.TVaCI!II- ··· .. c,........ .... ''a.K.o..... ~ ., ,........ 41 WMOI.I D IIOftl 11 W;oc--., 11 w_ .. D<o .,,q U E11"~-n1 ''' Rl..., Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE FOR SALE COUNTY OWNED · VEHICLE 30 at th e locatiOn pre scnbed above The road perm1t 1S valid h o m Ma'{ 11 . 198 2 to May 11 Pur su ant to 56Ctt on 307 12 ORC. the M etgs County Com· mi SSIOner s Will otter lor sale <H publi c auct10n on Sa twdoy May 21 1983 at 10 AM on the Cou rt Hou se steps. Pome· roy _ Oh1 0 "t he lollo•Nin g veh1 cle 1 ~ I 979 Chevrolet fmpala 4 Dr Sedan (S 500 00 m,n,munt. b1d) Veh• cle to be so ld r~s 1s w 1th no wa rr ant1es ellpressed or 1mplied Veh,cle rnay be v1ewed at th e Sh ertlf"s garaqe l occ~t ed between th e MetQs Coun ty Cou rt H OtJSf' nnd t hP M etqs Coumy Jfld Mn19S County Comm tsstoners Marv Ho bslf• l!m . Cte1k 15) 9 16 2tc PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF GRACE L. JI VIDEN. DECEASED Public Notice Muv 20 1983 IOI I he Sfllf' nl thP toll ow1ng v•l lage vehocl 0 708 24058. land Oh10 44 028 wa s ap · po•n ted E)(ecu t"ll ot the es tate o t Gruce L J1v•cl en deceased. tar e of Rac,ne. Me,tgs County. Oh iO Robel! E Buck Proba te Judge/ Cler k. No the Chesl er 7 5 rntnute US GS Ouad1 angle and en compasses 10 2 ac res The per mt ttee has obtau1ect a road Pefml! ta mme w1th 1n 100 feet of Cou nty Roa d 2 In Maf!'loriem Contract Sales legal Copy No. 83-449 UNIT PRICE COIIITRACT FR-11 1461 Sealed proposa ls wdl be 1e<:c1ved al the off •ce o f the Dtrec tor of th e Oh10 Depa rt · mcnt of Transportat•on Colum- For in our hNrts You . will •h!IYI stay, loved llld remamberld MIY illy. . Sldly missed by wife, Edison, chllchn, ptdchildr•n. 1nd crut- flndchildnn, blotlilr llld sistan. 615 C""""' 4!.1 '""" ~ 1e ... _ ... c; .. ,•• u :t" ,.,,,., .. ..., 2!11 Gu..nDno ...-- 0..• 1 17 l ~unlol t. ,., .. ... ,... 143 H- o l m p - n l o J~ - " " ' 147 II~I .. M ................ 617 f:ntll~llll ' focoovo,;..4 ' - - - - - -- (loc: oncaol l.ll .to-01...., I PI Pte...,, loi...OI<!>•.., 1"13 M111o~ IJ I llullaM> au Ne• "••"" IMI tP.un I !OG-.... H.....,.. Up oo l t - • • Ono du..,_,...., ~l !"' IIMitfl_, 17Up....,,o.., UI>IOI!!o-l>o \IIIIOI !!o W"""'- l ft<'"' ... l'" ""~"" • IOO ••OO S"d'"'"""'"'" ~·--·-. ·- ··"~' Public Notice MEG-SA 124 -(29 44 1-Stat e Ro ute 12 4 m the V1llage of payabl e to th e Ouedor. Btdders must apply, on the prop er torm s. for ouahftcat1on at least te n days pnor to the date . set l o t open•ng bids tn accord ance w1th Chapte1 5525 Oh10 Rev1 sed Code A ans and sreclflcal!ons are on file 1n the Department of Tr ansportat1on and the o ft tce of th e D1 stnct Deputy 01rector fhe D1 rec tor 1eserves th e 11qht to re1ec:t any and all btd s AND FlUID CHANGE ONLY '31.95 t·14·•< Oh10 Standmd T1me Tu esda~~ Ma y 24 1983 lor 1m prove. rnen ts 1n Me1gs County Oh1o. on M EG S R t 24 -i23 0924 101127461128 33 ) . Sta te Rout e 124. MEG -S R 1 4 5 ~ 12503 -27291 · State Rou te •n th e V1llaqe of Syracuse. 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2259 Open Monday lhru Saturday. Eveni"' by Appointment. Henry E. Cltllnd. Jr. . •Driveways •Fann Ponds PH . 742-2407 Or 742-2068 SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742-2328 ' b-2 2-. mo ~lnyl & Alumin11m ·. Roofing & Siding Co. Route I lone Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 )5 12. 9. 2tc t2-2D-I!c Sears. CATAlOG .MEACHANT Pomeroy,OH . Grea & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH . 992-2178 J I Bite No Sunday 'Callo l- 11·ftc THE KOUNTRY KLUB •tessons 'Fittinc Canter "Club Repan ··""' " · w~ (c lubs short•n•d fo1 1 people) · . . -: 10'"'1 'Brand Names · Square Two M~eGreaor p· II )) ·r 'tJ Wilson , Dunlop P.G.A. Ram Ping SALE 20% OFF JOHN TEAFORD Chester, Oh. 4 18 t "h or muc ~~~ days - jl except maybe a I tip. Ij I j Wr11e your own ad and or cser by mail with this coupon . Cance l your ad by phone when you 9 et results . Money not refundable . - ·-- -~. . LL T INSTALLED WITH PAD P&S Racine, BUILDINGS Oh. Pit 614-143-5191 tO &-llr JWanted J For Sale )Anno-uncement l JForRenf II tH. $}295 PER .YARD Yes~ Iwant to see more crafts. send 70 . '/ 1 n AU CRAfT 110011$. .$2.00 Nth ON GRASS CARPET 124-bl! lifts 'n' Onsamtolts 123-Stitdl 'n' l'aidll-!:ts 122-SIIIH '1' hH 120-Ctlchll Y•• llf.bsr All " F1owtr Cntchet 9Ft. Grass Carpet 99 lll-ltflr llltr Qolltl ' . lls.lllf All ...... CNcMt liJ.C plllo Gill .... . I...S.W + blt(llllc IIIMllldl 115-1.... Clldlll IIZ.IIttMtlll Quill 101-Qi!M W Callectlon I 94•ZS60 915-3335 ·, . ' Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Ph .742-2328 Ask lor AI . 4 1.1 I m" H. L. Writesel ROOFING All types of roof work. new or repair, gutters and downspouts, gutter cleaning and painting, storm doors and windows. Afl Work Guaranteed ·'free Estimates" 949-2263 992 -279, w uc Or ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - Extensive Remodeling. •insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs . & Garaces •Roofine Work oAlumioom & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH . ' PH . 992·7583 or 992 -2282 · t I J I Ut 14 . :15 . St. At. 124, Pomtroy, OH . j I I I -SHOE REPAIR t13W . 2ndSt. Pomeray, OH . Open 9 :00 to 11 :00 Mon .- S•t. Clooed Thoro . I 1 j I ,.____,;__ AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR SWEEPER and sewing rna· chine repair, par1 s, and supplies . Pi ck up and delivery . DB11ia Vacuum Cleaner . one h81f mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call 448 ·0294 . 4 Giveaway PERSON who heo anything to give away and does not offer or anemp1 to offer any other lhing for sale may place an ad in thia co lumn . There will be no c harge to the advertiser . Doberman Pincher . Cell 446-8045 . Pupp ies . Call 614 - 256 . 1932 . litter trained . Call 446-0988 . Situationa Wanted H 4-!lt _;;•·.I;;t:..; ·t:..:"' :::.J 16. ')!. l H. 79 . >O. :J I . 37 . 33 . 34 S&W TV BOGGS AND SALES & SERVICE ,APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester, Ohio Ph. 986-4289 Dewoyno Wllliomo • Scottie Smith Ail llakn ond llodtls Antenno lnsllilollon House Calls and Shop Service AYiilobit . H2ll'llll, Pd. U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Call 446 -6632 . Colt 814·3B8 -8449 MOVING , clothing & misc . items to give away. 2014 Jflfferson . 304 -676 ·7688 TWELVE week old puppy, .... Halllnd, Bush Hoc Firm Equipment Duler 6 Parte & S.rvlce 1·3-llt 13 Insurance Buying Gold , Silver, Plati · num . Gold and Silver prices are the highest in two years. check our prices o n gold & silver. scrap jewelry . Buying Old coi ns, scrap rings & silverware . Daily quote s a11ailable . Also co in s & coin supplies for sale . Spring Valley Trading Co ., Spring Valley Plaza. 446 -8025 or L 8a l Scrap Metal s. Now buying alum . can s 8a glau . Scrap metals. Top prices paid . Cell 446 ·7300 . Appro ll . 2 ·acres in 446 phone area . Call 614 -246- SANDY AND BEAVER Insurance Co . haa offered services for fire insuran~ coverage in Gallia County for almost I! century. F•''!'• home and personal property coverages are availablt ' to meet individual nHda. Con · tact Ray Wedemeyer . agent. Phone 388· 8249 . Are you paying to much for your ho tpita l ~ health lniU· ranee . Ca ll Carro l ,! Snowden . 446-4290. ' 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Tresh removel Servi ce. Reliable and dependabte. Csll 448 : 3159 between 9 and 5 . lawn M o wing no yard to big o r small. Reliable and depen dable . For animate call 446 -3159 between 9 and 6 . Lemley Drilling . Water wells, shallow gas, and core drll· ling . Call 614-388-8643, V into n. Oh . Mowen, chain saws re· paired, lawn & garden tree tors are speciality . Nelson & Sons. Call 614 -266 -1543 locat8d Y: mi. South of Roll er Dam at Eureka . Con c rete work , driveways. sidewalks, pa1ios . Brick • block, etc . Free eatimatn. Colt 446 ·4393 or 614-2681787. TYPING at home, or temporary ofice fill in. by uperi enced secretary . Reasona bl e rates . 304 -675 -4631 . 9176 . Pleaeglwl Y2 acre lot flat in the 446 area . Call 446-0963 . 21 Diamonds. gold 'b anda. class ririgB , silver CoinS, _10-14 karat 1crap jtrwerly .- Tawne·y Jewerlers . 2nd . A11 o., Galli polis . 446 - 1616. INOTI CEI THE OHIO VAll EY PUP · Pay cas h fo r Used Mobile Home or Travel Tr ailer. Call 814-446 -0176 . BEDS ·IRON. BRASS. old furniture, gold. 1il11er dol lars. w ood icG boJtes. stOne jars. antiques. etc .. Com plele households . Write : M .D . Miller, Rt . 4 , Pomeroy, Oh . Or 992 -7760 . Gold , silver , sterling, jewelry, rings , old coi n1 & currency . Ed Burkert Barber Shop . M id d lepor t 992 · Business Opportunity LISHING C O. recommends that you do buaineu with people you kn ow . and NOT to send m oney through the mall until you have in11estl · galed t he offering . Earn 8 700 · $1 500 monthly commissions & multilevel bonus. Work from hom& full -part time. New weight lou pr ogram helps p"ople easily s hed unwanted pounds . 869 in11entory in ~ 11estment required . No experinea needed . localsupwrvisor trains y o u . c :atl 446-t 988 . Wanted t O buy . N ow. u'sod & antiqu e furniture. Will buy 1 piece o r comp lete hou seholds . Call Osby A. M artin 22 Maney to Loan 614 -992 -8370 . HOM E LO AN S 1 2% fi ~ted WANT ED to buy . 1 %"or 2" Schedule 40 pipe, new or 692 ·3051 . or 1·800-341 - used , 304 -676 -3677 . rate . Leader M ortgage , 77 E . State, Athens. Ohio . 1 -614 6654 in Ohio 23 LOST -Foxhound , female with collar , black & white spotted with brown head . Sauyfrau co mmunity ,.. If sean please call 304 -675 - 2310 or 304 ·773-6 405 . ~EWARD for positive proof of what happened to three w eek old boy pony co lt that disappeared from Bert Grimm Farm . Redmond Ridge . Bill M cCoy, 304 · 876 -4673 . 7 Yard Sale 5 Family Yard Sale May 7 · 11 . 9 -5 Bulaville Town · ho uae . Old lsmps , beds preads . cur tains . glider . large & small cl othing. 2 Family Garage Sale Wed . & Thurs . BAM to 7PM . Lots of children ' s clothes. m ost items off ered one dollar snd und.er. At my home Bulavllfe Rd . 3 miles from Rt . 160. ne a:t houte pest Layne 's Furn. Mrs. Herman Skaggs. 3 Family Yard Sele Rein or shine. 4 miles out Bulaville Rd in fronl of Shrine Club at log housJ. Tue~ . M•y 1Oth, 8 till 4 . Loti of glass. c hlldrens , baby c iOthu, je.-ns, pillows. dools, flow· ers, desk, color TV, much more. Look for balloons. H.M .C. Rt . 180, Moy 12, lawn mower cart. furniture , rhubarb. tools. G•rege Sale. May 6 thro 12 . E.~ecep1 Sun . 1.2 mllet above E11tem H .S. Riggs Crelf Manor . 3 family yard 11le. 3 deys 9·10-11. 268 Peort St. , 11 .1 2.1 3. 238 Condor St .. Pomeroy . Behind Landmark , 9 · 4 ea ch day. Variety dt items. 11 Help Wanted Wit do bftby sitting in my home anytime . f enced in back .yerd & references availnb1e . Ca ll 6 14 -388 · 9765 . Need m o re t ake home PAY 1 Sell AVON . Colt 448-3368 . Lifeguard ·summer employ ment . Contact Ga11ie Co , Local · Schools . Adelaide Saunders, personnel dirac · tor, 446-7917 . POSTION AVAilABlE : 810 yard 1ele, Monday It I Tuetdey, first houae paised Hickory Chopol Church on right, 7-10. C&L Bookkeep ing Broa d range of bookkeeing and t ax 1ervices available to sui t your bu1ineu needs . Caro l NeHl 446 -3862 PIANO TUNIN G 85 off plus discounts to senior d tizens· c hurches-schoo ls. Call BUI W a rd Ward ' s Koyboerd , 448 -4372 . Will open & clean swimming pool!! . Call 446 -4896 after 5 :00PM . PIANO TUNING · lANE DANI ELS . Reliable service sin ce 1966 . Auociate o f Brunicardi Music Co. Phone 614 ·742 -2961. Clerk's A11ista nt full · time· temporary position . Apply Oallia County Health Department. WI C Program. 412 Second Ave., Gallipolis, Ohio . Equal Opportunlly Employer . PERMANENT hair remov•l Professional El act roly•i a C linic . A.M .A . approved . Dr. ref errals. Monday. Wedn8•· day. Friday, by appointmeNt . 30 4 ·676 · 656B. WORKSHOP SPECIAliST!- 8valluwcv Training and aupervision of MA -00 adults in sheltered workshop . 12 mo . position . H,S. grad . with ex p . in field . Send retume,. ref. to Frank Brown. Olr. Gallco Ind . Inc .. P.6. Bolt 14 , Cheshire, Ohio 46820 or call (6 141 36 70102 by May 23 . An E.O. Emp. Someone t o make phone cell• In Meigs Co. Call 304 ·882-2857 9AM to 12 Noon for Information . TWO openings for 66 years or older applicant . Must be a raident of State of WV and meet Dep1rtment of labor income guidelines. Areas needed are clerical. 11en drivers &: outreac h workers. Temporary for 7 week s, •3 .38 per hour, 30 hours per week . Apply at Pt . Pleaunt Job Service. 12 • Situations Wanted 3 day fire & smoke aale . May 9,10.11 . 9 a.m . to 9 p .m . Antiques, clothing, furni · Registered nurae wanted for ture. appliance• 6 misc . · I.V. Thefepy teem . Caaual ltemt. All must go . Hom• of part time 4t1tus. No e•peAima Miller, 888 S . 3rd .rience nectsNry . Contact: Ave.. Middleport. Acrou Brenda Jacklon at 614TWO ftmllv yard sale. 1 mile out Jericho Rd . Pt. Plea1ent . Clothing and m ile. riday 9· 3 . W•tch for signs . If Professional Services Lost and Found r•ln -concottd. Farm Equlpm•nt 448 -3159 or 266 -1987 in the evenings. 304-6 76-6203 . lrom Mlddlapon School. Authorized John Deer, WANTED TO BUY Old furni ture and Antiques of all kinds, call Kenneth Swain , 3476 . Middleport. R•ln ·c ancels. or 99~·7121 · Reoonable. 814-992-8022 . Pretty black fem ale puppy . Alao Tranamisaion PH. 992-5682 Wanted To Buy 446 -0069 Announcements Call : Roger Hysell GARAGE IY. 125-Palll Quilts 3 Garage Sale: 2 miles fro m AddtiSt, Zip, Pattem Numbtr. CASH & CARRY S4.99 . Reg. '5.99 Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' I nsulatd Dog Houses Box 153, Old Chetsu Sfl., New Ylllk,• NY 10113. Print Nomo, 134-14 Qiti<k ••~, .. Qu~ts 133-FIIllioo! Hamt Qolltinc 132-Gitltt Orilitllls . 1JO.sw.tao rlllliooe-Si"' Jl.s& 121-E....,.. htdlwook Qultts IZ7·Af..... '1' Doillta 12'xl6' UTiliTY BUILDINGS STARTING AT I*• Sandblasting Waterblasting ~arking Lot Stripping . Spray Painting Texture Coati ngs Fully lnStlred- free fS1iimates CAll 614-949 -2686 Sizes start flom rug yarn in four color s. then tom 1nto rug to accent a hall. bedroom. den . anyWhe1e. All loeb and Cliolot-ldd 5oe liCit "" 1114 hlodltnc. llS.IIDIIi l Ctothos On hrllllt Painting ALL STEEl & POLE BULDINGS thet1c meyour new 198J NHDlECRAFT CATALOG. 150 designs, 3 free patterns. Onlt $L50 Industrial , Commercial , Residential , Interior and Exterior. . Croc het 6" squares of syn· The Daily Sentinel BEST & LAST BID Name ____________ Add colm and warmth with an ALL CARPET ON SALE GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. 41 1}?mo ptl area rug of g!anny square~. SPRING CARPET SALE Get all the estimates you want. then call us. We'll be your Houaeholda. fafm furnllhReal e1tate. Over 25 ings year• eJCperience in buying S. 1elling new, used & antique furniture . 614-992-6370 . We pay cas h for late model clean used cars . Frenchtown Car Co . Bill Gene Johnson 2 baga of Yard Sate stuff. •·S-IIc fxt~'B~ 614 -992 -2181 4 7/lmo Roofing & Siding PARTS end SERVICE mo 183 Paltetn 7183: ~irect1ons . . rug about 36 "x48" without lr1nge $2.50 tor each pattern . Add 501 each pattem tor postage and handling Send to : Alict...... :117 Nlldlecraft Dept C. L. Kitchen KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE •Wathen •Dishwashers Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryen •Free:~era 1 1 Phone------~----~--- POMEROY LANDMARK PHONE : 1-304-773-5634 Mason , W. Va . vice. Al so do apprai1al1. Ucensed 8t bonded to 1811. 446-8026 . ANY •Vinyl Line• *Fiberglass •Stainless Steel. LAST BID All Makes j ;,A di~~·j;.'{good--r- 2·26-ttt ' "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 985-3561 Curb Inflation :I Pay Cash for : ! Classifieds and. 1 : Savel I I ·~· ~ Pom•roy, Oh . Ph . 992 -2174 ~-, 9.49-286D. : :I ~ SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. POOLS EXTJMATES r----------------------1 ·nw- COMPI.!TE RADIATOR SERVICE PERSONALIZED ' Chain link Fence 'Carpeting •painting Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or l11k ca lico, Kitchen Cabinets- Roofinc - Sidinc - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Ae modeline - C~stom Pole Borns. . CHARLES SAYRE AND SON p1oposal .. 446-9800 Gallipolis , O~i o " " •• FREE "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" For all your wiring , needs; furnaces re pair service and installation . Residential & Commercial Call 742- 3195 Riverside WJ Inc. From he Smallest Heater Core to the Lareest Radiator. Radiator Specials! NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience A.u ctlon every Fri. night at t he Hartford Community Center. TrUckload• of new merchandise every week. Conaigments of new and used merchandise elwaya welcome. R ichard Reynold s 9 3 kitten s. 1 black. 1 white & Rug of Squares! LAFF-A-DAY ~ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE NO Tresspaaslng on Bert Grimm or Bill Mc Coy Farms. [Sea r~ SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. 4·1JI llll. ~AHTAmJ GRI- 992-6191 · Dottie TUm., 992-!1692 Jo Hil~ "Siding "Roofing ·Gutter & Down Spouts "Remodeling 20 Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Calf 843-5425 •Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie ND 4151 mo EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING' Al TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Bulldozer & Back= hoe Service •Basements •Footers •Landscaping IN THE INSTALLED KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT S8.99 RUBBER u"''•" .llln TMit!l, . LAi:~ na tton al o rtql'llll cons d era t10n 101 an award "M•n•mum wuge rates lo1 thiS P'otect have bee n p redetcr- 1d lor ten percent ofhisbid. PH. (304) 882-2276 992-7201 . . 3·1·!1< MEIGS , EXCAVATING Rev A17·73 ...- 12 814 - ~87- 710) . a. RYDER TRUO< RENTAL & ONE-WAY local and one-Wiy, low rates, top ~n~intain.ecl tnds. Rilht s~. riallt equipment. Hand trucks, furniture pads, Nationwide Road Senlice. Mov- · ine tips and insurance. • WARREN J SMrTH DIRECTOR rhsc "m1n ated aga 1ns1 011 the q10U11ds o f race color or di:l te se1 lor compl ett on ot th1s woi k shall be sr.t lonh 1n the b•dOmg _proposfll · Each b1dder shalt bfl 1eqUued to fil e w•lh h1s b1d a certlfted check or cash1er scheck fo1 a1l amoun t equal to five per cent of his btd. bul tn no event more rt-:tn lilly ttuusand dollars . or al' . Housing Headquartets ' bus. Oh1o. untrt I 0 00 AM lly comes willl Sid -fOflll, z-. fl.,o .... ~~oe •. . . . . . ADDITIONAL B% DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH & CARRY year aao today, we '~!> 8 FT. .. ............ ...... ....................... '9 .95 10 FT ........................................ '12.20 12FT....................... ................. 0 14.45 14FT........... .... ........ ...... ...... ..... '16 .70 16FT . ............... .... ................, .... '18.90 18FT . ........................... : .•. , ....... '20.90 20FT ........................................ '22 .95 Mly_ 9, 1982. 1he illy, tilt month '"' y .,.un 3 114 ALL lENGTHS IN STOCK memory of my husblnd, DOUGLAS L JOHNSON who passed riiJ'l G......,.,t CO<!~ ALUMINUM ROOFING NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbuo. Ohio Aprl 22, 1 983 In Iovin& one c......... A<co CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION 1 Address--------- ;:=::=======,1 124 my 317 3811 luu CO<!oi U Public Notice Coun ty Lane. Rou te No I , Shade. Oh10 4 5 77(3 ha5 been · · tSSued coal m1ntnq oerm1 t 0 -00 4 9 to conduct "co al m.n . •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPIIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER ll.NES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BONDED & GIIWitlEEO PHONE )1M CLIFFORD RANCH - Edge of Rutland. out ol flo":!. 3 bedrooms, bath, gas turnace. nice krtchen. carpetin& pmch, garage and large lot nnty $36,000. 54 Misc . Merchandise 3 mg o p ern lt ons m M e,gs County Sutton Towns h1p; Sec liOn 2. on the p1opert1 es o f Edward and Ru by Baer and Janet Grueser The perm1t area •s loca ted on 4<W; lo!u.,nCb . wv, (5)9 16 23. 3tc PUBUC NOTICE Power . Inc. ....... coMot u ... .,.q. c ....,... m•nr.d as req Lw ed by law anrl are s~t lorth tn thr> bid On M ay 4th. 198 3 . 1n the Me, gs Cou nty P1oba te. Court. June Sherod. Case No 8 Ran r h Drrve Chester · Public Notice Coal -(I;-... .. c...~.., Ra c,ne. MEG-S R 338-10 001992 0 31) - Stol e Rou te 338 1n the Th e coa l m1n1ng perm1t has . V1ll age a t Rac •ne. and MEG been I €.'VIs ed to com ply w1th th e SA 338 -(0 4 0) - State Route currem law and rul es IS availa338 by resurf ac1ng w•th asbl e fo r publtc rev1ew at th e pha lt concretfl OIVIston·s 01Str1C! Oll tce tn Pavemen t W1 dth - Vanes Athen s. OH•o and at th e P•o1ect arv..f work Length Olv 1Sto r1s Columbus off 1ce 37,488 teet or 7 10 m1les Any W111t en co mm en ts or Th e Oh10 ~o mt ment of requests lot tnlormal con feren· Transpor1at•on hereby nott f1es ces shoul d be sen t to the all bodders •t will aff ~rm a tiVely D IVISIOn o f Recl amat1on. Faun · 1n sure that tn any co ntra ct latn Square Bwldtng 8 -3. entered mto pursua nt to thts Columhtt S. Ohto 4 32 44 advf!rt l:>emP.nt. m1n0rtty bus•ne ss enterpnses wtll be allmded full oppo n u n~tv to subPublic Notice m• t bid s 111 response to th 1s IW1 tat10n and w•ll not be NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY B•ds w tll be rece •ved m tlw Mt ddl epon hall until 2 30 P M 7 1A<t1oll...,,. 71C•-tl- c.~o Public Notice Case No. 2~:)58 PUBUC NOTICE I!> I ...... ........ . Aule P•IO I. A ce~• .. ••• 1' II 12 ll 14 •z w.,.,.d ' " l"f IJ l•-• oo:~ Ill •' f .. /1,.,,.;.,,: ••.,,.,,,, .. .,,. ,.,..J,,.)!;., .. 7 lV-tlo4WO lil · hoolooSolo 57 !WuOIUII"" ..."'""" J'W .. i .'/n .. ifi•••l/"'10'' I'" ',., '"oc"•..,.s• n $26,000. COUPlf - Ideal for a starter or retirement l evel lot Garden spot, 3 room modern type . home Bath. witer ·and, gas. Only $14,500 ' " FENCING PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHtlDREN & PETS " J&F CONTRACTING · POMEROY - Really a nice view here. 6 rooms, carpetmg storm wmdows, ele baseooard . heat, patio. porch & small ''garden. Asktng $32,5tJQ, · .. Or Write Dailly Senlillel Classil~cl DQt. ~'\~c.'\ Auction every Tuetday night, Krodel Perk Club House, Pt. Pleuant WV. Auct, Lonnie Neal . Call Complete Auctioneer Ser· TRANSIIISSION FILTER 992·6215 or 992-7314 11·26·1ft c.O'Js"- 1-13·t1C A-FRAME - On 2 level acres 3 yrs. old. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths. gas lurnac~ equipped k~chen, insulated and all utilrties lor PHONE 992-2156 · Public Sale 8t Auction Auctioneer. 275-3069 . SPECIAL Pomeroy, Ohio CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS 992-2196 $39.000. The Daily Sentinel. 151 7- 9 2tc QUEEN-P11111 Murphy, daullhtet of . SchOol !latuJ'd-.v llf&llt 1llld Mark IU<ie, - of Mr. 111111 Mrs. Jolm Rkle, IlL l, a-~ov~~e,· - ~ ldq. Mr. jiiiCI Mn. Edward Murp!Q', ~ Pl&lna Willi The two were c11o1E91 by members Ollhe lelllordlla. .-,..,.. ~~- of the annual pi'OOl at E1lliern lfl8h PH. 992-2280 FOR All YOUR YARD & PROPERTY Middleporl, Ohio EDGE OF TOWN - ~rge level lot on Rt 33. City water, chain link fence, equipped k~ch!l'l, lurnace, ·3 bedrooms and Mlddtr po n ·• ~ AND ............... w..tc 4:: cats...,.. 4-t 1- t mo ·lid PAT HILL FORD LIVE OUT -:: fres h air and n>ce country view. 2.79 acres. 12x60 mol>le home and cellar w~h shop over. Asking 1974 Chevrolet Fleo1 s1d0 Ptckup rhn veh1cl e mnv be lnspe ctf)ll at the v1 lluge gawgP. Park and H 1~1h Sts fhf"' v1 1!aqe reserves thr nght to rr1ect ;-.ny o r all h1d s r rPd IIottman. M dVOI V•llall" of M yers, whowasadelegateto the Detroit party convent ion that 'ctrose Reagan as Its candidate, later 'ihel the president-to-be on a campaign stop In Columbus. She also attended his Inaugural, but that _dQeSII't dampen her excitement a pd -Stjltic Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH . 992-2478 WQ can repair and ,. core radietoos and heater con~~. We can llao .acid boil end rod out,.. dietocs. We also repair Gas Tanks. $32.500 flies a tax return early next year, the refund could be less than otherwise or he might owe a bit more. If the withholding system worked perfectly, withholding would match tax liabilities. There would be no refund and no check to pay when the annual tax return Is flied. That doesn't happen for several reasonS. Not ali Income Is subject to withholding. People have different deductions and different siZe famllles. Also, there are 13 different tal<· r ates used to determine taxes owed, but only seven withholding tax rates. The IRSissendingemployers new tables for calculating the July 1 reduced withholding rates. The new "Employer 's Tax Guide" also wlll urge employer s to explain . to workers how they can change their withholding If too much or too little Is taken from their checks. Changes in withholding are made by flllng a W-4 form w ith the employer. "It gives you great pride in your community when you see Secret Service agents In cars and walkJng up the streets," Pearson said .. "The college ls putting in.extra telephone lines, gener ators and the camera crews are coming lr). It's a great sense of anticipation. '' U .S. Sen. Steven Symms, an Idaho Republican who once served. with Ashbrook In the House and was a close friend, will serve as master qf cer emonies at the dinner in the college's convocation center. $3()00.A TON ""'*"Y. 011. 278 • • loin • II a and ... , d 'lng - ' -Wattr RADIATOP SERVICE I Y, BATHS - 6 rooms, lull basem!l'lt. gas furnac~ carpeting 2 porches, and large ~t Qud possess~n. Above flood. ~~ ~~~th~!~~e:n~•!: ~ ~ of Commerce, said the community is "getting caught up in the exc itement." -s-Gu lines -Backhoes - Dump Trucks - lo-Boy CARPENTER SERVICE NEW LISTNG President Reagan visiting Ashland bit . " My ticket money was the first up there, I think," she said . "I wouldn 't miss It ." Mayor Don R ichey Is one of those Democrats who was a longtime Ashbrook supporter. He joined the city' s work crews to help put up the flags. pennant s a nd banners around town . Ill() -Treneher STRIP COAL AUTOMATIC · TRANSMISSION CO. YOUNG'S MINE RUN ~oo.-rs AND HOllE IIAIN1INANCE ' Roolinc of olitypes Residentiel & Commerci1l •Remodelinc ~ "Storm Windows & Doors NEW liSTING - 7 room rozv home near the Post Office. l 'o bath, carpeting paneling, front POtch & garage on level lot " . AsHLAND,Ohlo(AP)-Theslgn outside Carol and Jolm M yers' dry cleaning shop says It all: "Ashland 1s: Proud That You're Visiting, President Reagan." ·Pride Is a common Ingredient ln this rural Ohio community. The people are proud that Ronald Reagan Is visiting and of the man whose m emory Reagan comes to honor. Reagan planned to vis it for a few pours today as part of Ashland t::ollege's fund·r alsing efforts for It s planned Jotm M. Ashbrook Center Public Affairs. . , .Ashbrook, a Republican and .leading congressional eonserva tlve, )}J!'d last spring after two decades in the House of Representatives . The college plans to rename Its ~lbrary in his honor and establish Within It the Center for Public Affairs, which Is Intended to expose ltu<lents to conservative philosophy .:in economics and politics. PULLINS EXCAVATING OHIO Phone I· ( 614 )-992-3325 '.fax cut will show in July paychecks for self; spouse and two children) and makJng $400 a week wUI see a $4.20-blgger paycheck. At a $500 weekly wage, the withholding cut wouldbe$6.80; at$000,$8.80; at$700, $12.20, and at $900 a week. $11!.411. A single person claiming only one allowance and earning $700 would take home·an extra $2.20; at $400, an extra $7.20; at $500, $11.10; at $600, $14.60; and at$1,(XX), an eiltra $16.20. This year's reducttoti In witht\oid- . lng will r ange from zero - for a marr ied person making $150 a week - to nearly 14 percent, far one earning $200 weekly . But when the 1981, 1982 and 1983 cuts In withholdIng are viewed as a package, m ost worker s are receiving a cut of about 22 percent or 23 percent. For most people, the red uction in withholding will approximate the actual reduction In taxes owed . But not always. For example, the · $31!1-a-week married worker with two children and average deductions will owe only $.';:! less In federal tax this year :_ a bout $1 a week less - than in 8 I hiVe room and bo8rd. $13,500. WASHINGTON (AP) - The average married worker with two chlldren will take home an extra $2AO a week when the f inal share of President Reagan's tax cut begins sbowlng up In paychecks July 1. The federal Income tax withheld from that wor~er's paycheck wUI W:op to $25.70 a week -down $7.30, or 22 percent, from the level trrunedlately before theflrststageof . thetaxcuttookeffect on Oct. l.1981. · The figures, from new tables prepated by the Internal Revenue Service, are for a marrled person milking what ihe Labor Department defines as the median wage~9 a week. That means half the ,ReOPie make morel han $319 and half A'lake less. . ·. For a single person at the same ·pay level, withholding In checks r eceived July 1 and later will drop $4.40 a week , to $44.40. That Is 23.6 percent less than before the .t~n:re-stagecut In withholding began i9 months ago. A marrled worker clatming four "Withholding allowances (one each The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 31 Homes for Sale By ownftf . 3 bedroom home in Rio Grande, o'h. Call 814 -245 -6274 or 814 -245 9517 for appointment . Ree sona bly pr iced . 4 bdr .. 2 full baths. finished basement . 2 car garage. Appointment only . 203 1<1 neon Or ., Gallipolis. 448 · 1223. 3 bdr . home in Addiaon small lot , newly remod*ted. new electric plumtMng, etc. Furnance a. wood burner, fully insullated, axe . cond .. Mid 12o ·s. Cell 61 4-692 · 4359 . Total electric 3 bedroom. garage & utility room . Sltu a"ted on large lot . 614 -742 · 2047 . 3 bedroom brick home on lerge lot . 1 "h baths, run basement , 2 car garage. College Rd .. Syracuse . Seen by a_ppointment. 614~ 992 - 6133 . 992 - 2104 . 8:30 e.m .- 5 p .m . Sat.-Wed . Equal Op· po,-1unity Employer. End of your b•b:y sitting problem• by coiling Tlny Tech ot 614-992-3824 . Coli now for low openklg price~ . Wilt do baby olttlng In my home . Racine area. Any age . 614-949 -2779 . Two b edrooms, alum . ald. l ng. attached garage , J:talf basement, co vered patio, 2 acres on paved road , Five Points, 84B,OOO. 614 -9926273. . BY owner, ~3 bedroom, 2 otorv brick. 1211 Moin St .. price reduced . "304 - 875. 23B1 . ' �Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Page 8 The Dc!ily Sentinel · 31. for Sale ' . . .. .' .... . ·-. ....... · - -· HOUSE FOR SALE In Mid· di-n. Newly remodeled home with flr~lace, po11l· 18• woodburner, clo11 to ochoolo and ohopplng. Coli 114-882·1841 . 51 Racine 2'11 ecre mini-farm . remodeled 3 to 4 bedroom 2 story , aluminum sided aewer, basement, S. 2 car garage. Acro11 from South - Htl I 179, love seats 170, hide - a - bed 1260 , box springs & mattreiS twin or full 8100 set regular-firm 112.0 , maple dlne«e chair~ $35, wash stands $34, maple rockers 169, 7 piece chrome dinette set 1149, 6 piece dinette set $89, uaed Call 441-1788. 3· bedroom. 1332 aq .ft .. Uf'der conatruction. Ivy Dale Subdivition. KCK contrac tors. Inc. Call 614 -387 - bedroom auitea, reflrgera - tors, ranges, cheat, dre11ers, wringer washers. TV's , dryeret. 8t shoes. Call 4463159 . 0631 or 446-1759. Modern home, 11 rm. &: ;2 bath. on 2 acre lot., Rt. 325 . 6 mi. S . ·of Rio Grande. Cell 614-379-2683 . . Lovely, 6 rooms . Double gorogo, beautifully lands · Hill . Pom . 40's. 614 · 985 ~ 4257 . For Sale by Owner-76acres. •lmott telf -sufficiant. 3 -4 bedroom home. wood heat, young fruit trees , large garden. pond. barn. work shop. chicken house. Plenty of wooda, pasture, open fields. Mineral rlghu . Easily accessible . 1 mile wast of Langsville on SR 124. Call 742 ·2B60 after 6 :30 p.m . 6 room & bath. large garden. 1 00x1 00 lot . Space heaters. 614 - 992 · 5242 . Land contract. For sale by owner -4 bed room. 1% stiry eluminum siding house . Appro11 . 2 % acral laval ground. Large kitchen. dining room, forced air heat. Separate large garage. 2 mile~ _ from South&(" High SchooL Shown by apPointment only. $23.500. 814 ·949·2023 or 614 ~ 949 · 2777 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale CLEAIII USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PH OlliE 446 ~ 7274 . 2 lots & a mobile home 12x60, 2 bedroom, with rural water, gas heat. Has some furniture . price $12,600 . Or 41ots & mobile t14,800. Call 446 -1240 . r;~:;:::?.:~~====~~;:::;::=======l 36 Lots & Acreage 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 6 -20 Acres. woods. over looking Ohio River. city schools. 446-3664 or 1. 513 · 423 · B928 . Owner J Agent . 1 acre lot 6 mi . from Hol~:er hospitaL Just off Rt. 100 out Floyd-Clark Rd . 700 ft. Call 446-0390.. ... 36 acres at Rodney on W .T . Watson Rd. Owner financ· ing available. Call446 -8221 after 6 weekdays 10 .8 acres on Bulaville Rd. in Gallipolis Township , $37,000 . Call 814 ·446 · One lot 40x1 30 . Coli 876· 4391 or 446 .403B . 36 Real Estate Wanted Furnithed & unfurnished, 2 bedrooms, air cond .. beautiful river view in Kanauga . foster 's Trailer Park. 2 bdr. 12x60 mobile home 2% mi. from Hospital on old Rt,- J 60 at Evergreen . Accep·t children· & pets. Call 448·0157 . 3 bdr. house . central air. and one trailer space. A~dison , Ohio . Cell 614·446-0175. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr . Regencv Inc. Apart· mente $200 per mo. or If income is 810.000 or leu HUD 8vailable .. A-On«t Real Eatatel, carol Yeager, Real - Buying hous&s and apart· · · h 1 bedroom apartment for menta. Ill eed p_ropert1es w1t rel1t'. Call 446 _0390 _. favorable pr~ ce and terme . · --'-- - - - - - - Box 1 109 Gallipolis, Oh . Small furnished house in 46631 . city, adults only . Call 446- 41 Houses for Rent Modern 3 bdr . ranch. garage. carpet. Rodney area . Deposit & references required. 8286 per mo. Blackburn Realty. Call446-0008 . 2 bdr . very nice full basement located at 42 Chillicothe Rd . 1196 mo. S76 dep . Call 448·3B70 or 446 · 1340. Nice 2 bedroom house for rent. Eastern District . e1 60 . plus deposit . 614 - 949 - Schultz mobile home. 2 bedroom, large kitchen, el'l: pando livingr oom , new carpet, . really nice. Call 61 4-379 ·2727 . 2801 . 2 bedroom house. 1 acre. on K.111nawha River, Rt. 62 South . 304 · 676 · 7541 evenings. 1971 Winnebago moto1 home (big one). verv good . Call 446· 7077 . 1972 14x65 M obile Home. 3. bedrooms. gas heat. partially furnished . underpinning~ back porch, exc . cond. Phone 614-992-2166 between 9 & 6 ask for Tim. After 6 Phone 304 ·BB2· 3692 . 1974 Holly Park Mobile Home. tot.111l electric. partly furnished . ca rpeted. 2 bed room, intercom system . centr•l air. porch. underpinning. In axe . cond. Cell . 61 4-949 -2759 . USED MOBILE 678· 271 1. MODERN 3 bedroom. fam ily room, near schools S. hospital. Reference & dep osit required . Call 304 -676 - 433B . NICE country houae.,plenty free water. deposit. no pets. 7 roOm hou 1a. Phone 304 · 676· 1315, 6 p.m . 3 bedroom. all electrichouae in ideal neighborhood with all conveniences of city. 6 miles nonh of Poin-t Plea - aant, $326 , 304 · 675 ~ 3777 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent ~OME . 2 BR , 1 21160 trailer for rent, 21h mi . out 160 at Ever- ·1 981 Fleetwood 1 4x70 J . bedroom 2-bath, all elec. p1nlally furnithed 814.500. groen . Ph . 446 -0157. - - - - - - - - - - - · lc - 304· 773-5046. Racine . 614 ·387 -02BB . 1978 14•70 3 br liberty mobile home In axe . cond. on large lot. 2 outbuildings , good location in Gallipolis Ferry . 304-675-6355 . 1979 Starling mqbile "om a 14x70, 2 bf. • central air. underpinned, cream color. axc . cond. 304-676 -6639 34•8 trailer with 24x 12 addition. city water & well , 2 bedrooms Mobile Home in 10 x 65 . 2 bd.room mobile home in Racine area. 614- 992 ·5868 . 1 bedroom 12k50 fur nithed. air. waaher· drver. t160 . plus utllltiH & deposit. No pets. 614 -992· 7479 . 2 bedroom mobile home. Approximately 6 mllaa from Middleport or Pomeroy . Crob Creek Rd . f7BOO. 304-675 · 1323 or 304· 6 76 ~ '2 372 . Trailer in Middleport. 614- 1-977 14x70. 3 bedrooma, ·2 992 ·3690. lull batho , $10,000. 304· ~75 - 2949 . 814-992 ·6B6B ., 2 bedroom furnished , 1 child, no peu. •160. per month . 304-8B2· 2466. 33 Farms for Sale 97 acres. new water w ell. mineral rights & email pond. 4 beCiroom mobile home. 1 child accepted. no drunks. dope or peh. John Sheet•. 3 Y.l miles south of Middle- port. Rt .·7. 814 -367-0611 . 614· 742 ·2047. 36 lots • TWO mobllt homes for rent on At . 2 1bout 6 minutes from town. Call after 6. Acreage 1.4 acre lot In Bradbury good location. trailer hook up all Ulilltlel, sep,lc tank. 614-992·2602. ~------------- n 1.A ecre lot In Bredbury. Good locetio.n . Trailer h~ok up. All utilitiet. SEPTIC TAIIIK . 2602 . CALL HUNTERS wooded 614· 992 · dream , acres near buckle. U9,000.00. Phone 304-171· 1838 ... 2 IC'" por11olly cloorod; city wotor. eoklng ti,OOO. 304· 1171·22011. Furnished effiency apt .. In Rio Grande, utilities piiid . Call 446-0167. JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal Houaing Opportunity' h81 one bedroom apanmenu rent staning _at $167 per month and two bedroom apartments rent starting at $193 per month. Call 4462745 or leava message. 2 bdr. basement apt .. lower St . At. 7 . $186 month .. 3 bdr. apt St. Rt. 141 with basement, $260 month . Call 446-4940 after 6PM . 2 bdr . apartment overlook ing the park. Partially fur · nished. 8175. dep .. water pold . Call 446·3919 . 446 ·0021 or Apt. for rent . Half double-2 bd .room Apt . Adults pre· fened . No pets. 614 -992 - 2749 . 1 bed room Apt . 8196 . mo. including ulilitieiJ , Equal housing opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apta. 614 ·992 ·7787 . OF ITCHY" KOUN1RV Air rocrNtlonol vohlclo, 28 lt ., full bolh ·tub & ihower, cerpeted through out, bock bedroom, 20 rt; SHOOT short pieces 21" end 10 lnchea acrQ-., enteriQck in 1 up ot Krodel Complng. Pt. metal ·frame. wood grain finioh. Coli ofti!r 5P M. 448· 1 3066. DID 81 HEAP Vouchoro. Call 614· 256 -6245 . Call 446-9769 3694 . ClJ MOVIE : CAPTAIN EASY COULD YOU GiVe US AN El<.AMPLE OF HOW THE?~ Hf;AD- sers WORK ON ONE OF LWJ or 448 · Sofa, chair, rocker , on o man, 3 tables. (ex:tra heavy by Frontier). $686 . Sofa. chair and loweseat. 8275 . Sofas and chairs priced from $285 . to S896 . T8bles, 845 and up to 81 25 . Hide-abeds , S440 . and up to $625 .. Recliners, 9176 . to 8350 .. Lamps from $28 . to 875 . 6 pc . dinettes from and up. Wood table with six: chairs $425. $110 up to , 8560 . and up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattre11es. 8260 . and up to S396 . Baby beds, $110. Mattrasaes or box springa. full or twin , 868 ., firm. 868 . and 878 . Queen sets. 8196 . 4 dr . chettl, 842. 6 dr . chesh, $64 . Bed frames, $20 .and $26., 10 gUn - Gun cabinau. 8360 ., dinette chaira 820 . and S26 . Gaa or electric ranges. $326 tiP to 8376 . Baby matresaea. $26 & $36, bed frames $20. t26 , 8<$30 , king lromo $50 . Good sefection of bedroom suites, ced8r chests. rockers . metal cabinets. swivel rockers . Used Furniture ·· bookcase, ranges. chair~, end tables, wuhars, dryers, refrigera tors and TV 's . 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Fri. , Sam to 6pm, Sat. 446 ~ 0322 2 bedroom furniahed Apt . 8160 . month. You pay utili ties. 860 . depoait. 614-949 - 2876 . Apartments . 304 - 876 - 6648 . APARTM HITS . mob de homes. ho-uses. Pt. Ple8sant and Gallipolis . 614 -448 - 54 Misc . Merchandise 4ft . brush hog . Good cond . Plate glass , large piecea . 614 -367 -0611 . HARLEY Davidson gas golf cart, good condition, garage kept, $500 . coli 304 -273· 2105 . USED carpet, green S. gold , best offer by May 9th. 2962 Meadowbrook Or . Pt . Pleasant. Unfurnished 3 bedroom can · tral air, water paid. 8250. month. 304 -675-6294 .• 45 Furnished Rooms Used Troy Built Tillers. Swiaherslmplement. St . Rt. 7. NonhofGallipolls . 67 1970 Ford Elite. One owner. LOaded wit'h optionp . e2.000 . For information Musical Instruments phone 814-742-2877 after ?p.m. Cell 446-0475. Water well drilling rig . Call New violin 8276. Call 446 - 614· 3BB· 8643 . 9687 . lntelliviaion' Video Game with 1 3 cartridgea, voice module, storage lid, 8360 . CABLE Grand piano, walnut finish. ucellant condition, Call 446 ·9472 baforo 2:30 PM . Aluminum 8ft. truck topper. Cell 446-2165 . T~o- horse trliiler · for •ala . Call 614-379-2438 . condition. $260. Altar 6 p.m.· 814·992·6214. 1977 Ford Pinto . Power steering, vinyl root. 4 speed. am-fm-stero 8 track. Body in axe . con d. 843-6316 . $3,000. 304-675· 7B22 . ~1 cauene recorder, 6,000 BTU air conditioner, $40. 40 Channel car CB. 1977 Plymouth Fury 4 -door sedi1]1, loW m,ileage, will s.,JI Farm E11uipmant cheap. 304 -773-5363 . King Kutter 3-,p tiller• 40'.' . 304-675 ·5066 . 24 " cut. 5 HP. $50 . CB $675 304-676 · 2700 . ONE room , Westinghouse air conditioner, used very llnlo, af1er 4 coil John Deere riding mower. $300. Call 446 -B329 . Rough lumber for ta le 126 pieces, 2 " thick by 10"wida by 16' ft . long, prenure treated . Call 446 c8348 or Call 446·1552 . Fireplace insert, twin blow - ers, automatic thermostat, stil l in factory carton . $660 .00 . Ph . 614 · 258 · 1216. Antique Oak Reproduction furniture. full line in stock . also Antiques. Paul Conkels Antiques, Tuppers Plains. Simplicity riding mower, 8 horae power, electric start, 30 in. cut, 6 speed, 2 'h years old. good condition . •700. 614-992-3301. 2689 . 614 -992· Repossessed sign! Nothing down! Take over payments 868 .00 monthly . 4'x8' flashing arrow tign . New bulbs. letters. Hale Signs . Call new and ueed toola on lot. JifY1'S Farm Equipment Cen ter. At . 36 W., GalllpoliJ, Ohio. Cell 446- 9777 or FREE 1 · 800 -826 · Bar with 2 bar stools. 8100 . 6 p .m . PRESIDENT Madison CB and antenna . $275 . 304· 675 · 1 548 . S~lf dafr .o et refrigerator $66 .• Kenmore natural gas dryer $150 .. Norge LP or natural gu $100 ., kenmore heavy duty wastier a 100 .. Maytag automatic 8100 .. M•ytag automatic 886 ., 30 in . ges range . green 8100 . 814· 742-2362 . Wood potato crates or stor age crates . Bushel size. Can bo llacked. fJ .OO oach . 614·9B6· 3327 . 614· 992·6737 . 1976 Caoe model 460 bull dozer whh 6 way blade. exc. cond.. 4537. s 13.000. Call 446 - Build your own Early Ameri ca n home, 2 or 3 bdr .• $2,996 . Call 1-614 ·886· 7311 . See our model. 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENIIIEL NEW &. Uaad Harvestore Structures. Automa1ed li veatock feeding-computer feeders . Call collect 614- 585-2260. John L. 8eno. Boarding all breeds . AK C Rag . Dobermans pups afd Doberman Stud Service. Call 446 · 7796 . DRAGONWYND CATT6AY · KENIIIEL. ·AKC Chow pup· pies. CFA Hi!'"&la';'an , Per· 11ian and Siamese kittens . Call 446 · 3844 after 4PM . Bird dog puppies. Ceii614- corn plantar. exc. cond. 4 row John Deere 494 A corn planter. good cond. 10 ft. transport disc . 273-4216. HAY baler, New Holland. 273 hay liner, price $1800. 304-46B· 1919. •so. checka . Coli 2607 614 -992 · JOHN Deere tractor, model A, a610. Call 2670. 72 Trucks for Sale truck. 304 ·BB2 ·3145. 4 - speed, good WAN.TED TO RENT: Poa· lure. P~ . 446·2109 . 77 FORO Ranger, automatic transmisaion. PS. PB. too manv e•trea to mention. t3BOO . firm . 304- 675 · 2663. 74 Livestock Motorcycles SALE : Registered Regiatered Angus Yearling Sullo . GOEBEL ANGUS FARM . CoolvHio, Oh .1 1· 614· 887-383B. cond ., $450 . Cell 614-245 -5892 . 1978 Harley Davidson alec· tra gllda . Coil 446·2166. 1961 Harley Davis pan head. Lo11 of chrome. Excellent condition . $3 ,000 . 614- 992 · 6179 5006 . or 1972 V•m•ha 660, low boy hay wtgon, 2 horae motor. FIVE baby goats. 2 buoka 816. ••ch . 3 does *40 . each. Can be registered . Two registered milking 197B YAMAHA YZBO, good condition. $326 . Coli 304 ~ 676·1BBB . NICE work mere. weight approx. 750 lba. Phone 304·876·3748 . 614-742-2231 . .t.NOTHER IIONEl'i> I KNOW, BUT TH' BUT 'lOU GUYS JUST GOVER'ME"'T NEEDS COLLECTED f:>. FEW MORE REVE"'UE,_SO DAYS AGO.' . · CONGRESS OECivED T 1D0UBLii. YER TAXES! 9:00 S· S GASOLINE ALLEY ' Pliny , 304 · 876 · 2271, 304·123· 6843. 1 979 Sink Croft jet boot & trlller. low hours. exc . cond.. 16,000. Coli 448· 0983. Auto Parts • Accasaories 9 :30 ........"...,_" ........ ......... . 1980 T Bird , good cond., ..crlfice at ••.300. Call 814· 387·0417. 1980 Chovotto 4 opd. trono. ohorp, t2, 785. John'o Auto Soloo, 441·4782 . 78 Camping Equipment wogon, 23 ft .. 12,400. Coli oftor 5, 814-317 ·787B . COUNTRY Park, Route Pomeroy . Large lots. House' (I) ffi Family Tioa Elyse learn s that he r VIOW S on te enage sexuahty extend only to o thor poopia' s child- Pass Pa!l.!l. Pass D Opening lead: tQ m D Cil Footbell: 0 Cil ®I One Day at a linda Hopkin• ' IR) (60 mon.) (I) Another Life (I) C0111no [I) Soap BARNEY II Cll A daycare center becomes SEWING Machine repaifl, Hrv~e . Authori;red Singer Sales & Service She,pen Scinon . Fabric Shop, • 11 :45 SERVICE call City Furniture Cil MOVIE: ' Hiotory of the l;j£ :W W ,,.,..,.. ......... . ~ . · Eooton In Concen Sheena =======·· performs her big hits videotaped at Hollywood ' s Palace Theatre . General Hauling " ., JONES BOYS WATER SEA ..,. (]) Bumo & Allen (]) ESPN SportoCenter (I) MOVIE : 'Eocope From ~"r.;~tllno PEANUTS (]D MOVIE: ' One Summer TIIE~'S AVESSEL FJWM THE WAA OF ISIZ LYINO /iJ THE BOTTOM OF MY WATER PISH? I HATE MYSELF FOR DOUBTIN6 HIS RESEARCH L.ovo' e Mery Htrtmon, M•!Y Hortman ' 1 2 :30 e (I) (I) l.tto Night whh IOSl'r . '' !NEWSI'A I'I·: n ENTI-:IU ' IIISt-: !~ S.'\N) by JHOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 7 Pagoda I Greek island ornament 6 flose 8 Streetcar , es.•;cncc in I ,ectl~ 11 Co nccrnin~ 9 Indian c'lly 12 Suiting 10 Ne twork 14 H>u·tl 's fabri(· · '' never '' 13 Chaste: tnnoccnl 15 Late aelor, Bruce - 16 West from 17 Way lhl'rt' 181Jiffe ren1 19 Levee 20 Open : 26 Ncvt•r Fctlk 's public ni ckname Brooklyn 17 Fragrant 21 English Z2 Hardy from river Atlanta :!3 Coarse fil e 'l7 Beseeched Y('Slt'rday 's Ans wP I U. 700 or mllto oHor. Clll 114· 251·1218. Rt. 7. 4 mi. •bove Crown'"':· :r.1 28 U~t,h<Jvt•n 30 Adolescent fixe Full house si-.:n :1o1 Jai - 32 Prcparc'l 2S Mo..U. I lJ Frenc h prH·st 41 f-o'wtl'lion 40 Cer eal planl .. 29 Impala 41 Guidc•l ~~~ 30 Inhabit 31 Disquisition J3 Blackbird 36 Rhymester's adverb 37 Garfield film classic 43 Money ( sl. 1 44 Explmge 45 Corundum t6 Was overly 4 United 5 Quieted & Pallid DAILY CRYPTO(}UOTE Columbo ·Columbo ouopoctl .~ DeputY . Police Commiaoloner of being tn· volved with . a murder. IR) - llere'N how to work it : A XY D L B A A XR 1J LONGFELLOW One lelter aimply 1tands for another · In this sample A ts used for the three L's, X for the two o ·~. I'IC. Single lelleu apoatrophea, the length and rormatlnfl o f the words are ali · hiata. Eaeh day the code letter~ are ditle rl'nt . · CRVPTOQUOTES UHNRDCH ' I va p X VL p X IPL S D L N· UN R ' H I. 0 H QHBAI.O · L 0 H F HQQ • PX VL . - GQDI.NCYO ' Yesterday's Cryptoquote : IF YOU WOULD IJBERATE ME YOU "ffST BE FREE.-EMERSON RGHBZVBA ~ ' • I ., I ' 35 :18 <truwl and venial 34 Slllndard ~~~~~ ~ Z8 Contradict DIIYid l.tttermon David ' • ~ C1J 448-8288: of diamonds ;_md has elinunat ed one di amond 3 Sea !Fr. ) Honeymoonara World, Port I' or 446 · ' City. Coli 814·218·8270., . kin~r: DOWN I Weaken 2 Bay lonian deity the scene of a tragedy. (A/ 160 min./ · [I) PIS L01t Night ® All In 1he Family ,. llJ Nlghtllne Pomeroy. 992 -22B4 . in no answer can takes dummy 's ~l ('e, c·ots h.~s his dubs lo dtscard dummy 's fond of Trapper John M .D . Sonto 'o Upholotory Shop, •: 1970 Trowlt,ollor Mlf con· spade a t trick two. Snuth 61"'"."-" telned, 11Hpa 4, exc. cond., a. Oswald: "Mary Zita !Mrs. Ja coby) has been using recipes £rom D. J. Cook 's combination cookbOok and bridge manual l ately and is so enthuslastk about them that she s ug~e sts we do Bir · Johnny ' s guest& .are Robert · Blake, Calvin · Trillin ~nd ,U pholatery East in an end pl:ty ." Jim. " H West shi f ts to a 18th Annuel e Electrical Refrigeration YOUR RESEARCH HAS TOLD 'rOO WHAT ? tru mps . <;ashes tht' clubs, leads a spade , finesses t he qucm1 or 10 and has t•aught Hy O.wa ld Jacoby and James Jacob} TRISTATE ' UPHOLSTERY SHOP ' 1183 Sec. Ave .. Gol~pollo . ; 441· 7833 0! 441 · 1833. : Mo1ors Homes Campara Rent For6m8na Uaed Cars. For le•aexpenalve cera. On S.R. 4¥ gueata ore Slim Whltmen ond E"¥111 I otr. 118 min . ~ . (]) Jack· Benny Show C1J PKA Full Contoct K-o from Atllntlc City, 79 -992-7479 . Pass <n 446 -7 903. 87 3• &liNN Newo 10:30 (l) Star Time . (I) TBS Evening Newa li)ln Search of.. .. 1 1 :00 D liJ (]) 0 Cll ® Gl News ffi News/Spor1o/Woather (]) Davit Allen at lat'lle (ffi Hiatory of Wlnga Benny Hill Show 11 :30 II ill CD T onlght Show Lonnie Boggs Excavating .,,. Dozer. backhoe, dumptruck . , Work by hour or job . Call Call Jim Lanier, 304-6751988 camper covered Pass The Finzi -Contlnis' Cl) (» Cagney and u.Cay Chn s and Mary Beth are faced w1th the prospect of letting a young cum1nal go free . (60 min.) By Ted 7397. I. Ill MOVIE : lady of the 0 VICE. Call 814-367-7471 or 614 · 367 ·0691 . ' JIMS WATER SERVICE . East totkcs hi s ace and leads to his partner's 10. Now Wes lleads <1 spude, ami South mu st lose two spade tri cks " Osw<tld: "South can ovcrC' Ome adve rsity if he lets West hold the first tri<·k. If West ('Ontinu('S di amo nds East must win and can'l lead a spalle. Suuth draws ba ck South 10:00 liJ MOVIE: ' Missing ' liJ MOVIE: 'The Garden of _____ .. 86 of diamonds at tri c k on e. £ast Time Barbara and Juhe·s husban ds IOSI S I on solv 1ng thmr hou s1ng pr obl em s by hv1ng togo thor Excavating 304· 675 -2608 0631 . will be set." Jim: " He l'OVrrs the queen Vulnerable: East-West Dealer · South (]](I]) Great Performances 'Innocents Abroad.' M ark Twa1n 's accoun t of h1 s fir st tnp t o Europe w1th a gr oup o f re hg1ous plignms IS rre sent ed . (2 hrs ) ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR 76 t82 .AKQ Norlh HEAT ~ OEPEIIIDA8LE WASHER ' DRYER REPAIR . Guaron · key cards are placed unfavorably , a ecneless South .AQ9 ~ 4 mingham at New Jersey [I) Gi ll:!) MOVIE: ' I Want to Live ' 0 ()) C liil M•A•s•H A sev · ere hea t wave hil s the Cor . Fourth and Pine 84 .J Wetl (]) USFL CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 614 ·367 · Oswald : "Her(' we see South at a sound f o ur ~ hearl contrac t. In fa ct .. with every ca rd pla<·ed where de(:larer · wants it. six hearts will mak e. However , if a ll the +KJ9 • 732 4077th IAI Plumbing . 0676. of interest. " EAST tA9 6~3 • Q J 10 4 • 10 9 6 3 +J15 4 SOUTH Racing · '83: some Cil 700 Club Plumbing & Heating WORK +82 WEST • 86 ~ .10 6 Academy of Countrv Music Awards John Schne 1der , Jerry Reed and Tammy Wyn ene host th1s year's presentation from Knon 's Berry Farm . los An geles , CA . (2 hrs ! 304 - 676 ~ 1 2~2 . Dewitt 's Q 10 ~ +A a re prelty good hands th ere . Like most tea chin g hands they tend to be fa1rly simple , but each shows some point .K873 2 t K7 ren. lA) Experienced painter will do exterior or intorior, very reasonable . Free Estimates . lNG . Fomerly Jim · "There r,-i -83 Ill Cl) (jlJ) Private Benjamin L.M . Johnson. DOZER NORTH (]) llG Square Pega iR) oftor 5, 304 -876·112B , 83 some artic les on han ds fr om he r book ." Benjamin concoct s a plan to have on e of the ftr st US. as tronaut s VISit Fort Brodloy Painting, interior & exterior. brush or spray. cqmmercial. residential, mobile homes, ' & 75 - Boati and Motors for Sale 11 4-218·1 202. WANT to lease tobacco quota. Mason, Putn•m. Cabell . Call Morg•n Woodlawn 124 In longovllle, Oh: 814· 742· 2734. WE'RE GONNA FIND OUT.' HERE 8 :30 Cabin Cruil8r boat. Cornett teed work. Call anytime S. trailer, 150 Chrylaar en - 614 · 266 ·6620 or614 ·256 · gina, sleeping area . Call . 1207. 66 Seed & Fenilizer I LOOKS LIKE call Hanna, ponds. ditches , basements, etc . Call 446 614 · 992· 4907 . C~rter &. Evans Tranenortation . ._..:_ • Good blood lineo. t900. 985·4107. goout100 . aoch . 304.·458· 1626 . ALLEYOOP THEY cx::JME! Call Possible ~nd play Lau ren and Pattv go to bat for their favonte teacher ~R) ([) (ft) Frontline 'Looktng for Mao.· Phone 446· 3888 'or 446 4477 1 9BO Hondo CR 80 din bike. axel. Polled Hereford Bulla . Breading age. 446-2109 . 0 after 5. JIM'S PLUMBING & 63 Two bedroom mobile home, WANT TO RENT: Poaturo. Ph. 441· 2109 . 304·B95·3B02. 82 BRIDGE FormUla I San Marino Grand Prix [I) Gl (J2I That 's Incredible! Tonight 's program features some Inc redible kids. (60 min.) cond. $2,BOO. 304-773· 62B4 . ••mJM• D Cil m love, Sidney lau ~ (l) l Spy CD Auto Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service . --~~~-------- t (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles GIANT PARCH DECEIT AWEIGH Answer What you might ex pec t the boss at the wat c h la ctory to do wh en the wo1kers keep goofing off - WAT CH C.ntrll S11110n. N- 'fill\ . NY 1016J. Inck.D you! n.~ . addf'en 1nd rip code ~ghts Want Out in Georgia' (I) MOVIE : ' little Miss Marker' or' 575· '1906 Chevy % tOn truck, good co ndition. 1971 Ford 1977 Ford F-160. 4 wd 62 Wanted to Buy THE 8L~5TEP !faJOT 15 GM:lfTIN:i 0/JT /t/5 CIRCUITS.~' ttf:-3 SELF·flESTff(JCT!N(j l.' rienced roofing. including hot tar application. carpen· ter. ·etectricien, mason . can Call 304 · 6 75' 1 29 3 for tank . 304· 773· 5363. 304·676 · 8 :00 RINGLE 'S SERVICE expo· black top pavirfg estimates for your drive -way or perk· ing lot. Alto Buying & selling ' heavy equipment. I I I I ] [I] Tonight F Ia K Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 675- 1331 . 614 · 3~7·0636, rI Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby deported. CIJ MOVIE: ' The Night the Phone Now arrange the Circled letters to form the surprise answer . as suggested by !he abOve cartoon. .H*I t,_Junlble L-.n f1nCiub arw:l r--.. ala~· ..un:l ~ Jumtl6n _,. munll'l fOf lrM wrtt110: JumtM lov.n fIn Club. cJo this ~pi!' . llo• S141 . Grlncl Small Business My Way The spirit of th e Ama ri ca n small bus1no ss com mumty IS presonted . GJ G) Entertainment or 446 -2454. E 8t R Tree Service. fully insured. free estimates . • I Saturday 5 CID rie deCides to m arry a for , e'ign director so he won 't be 304 -675-208B 4560. Print answer here. (]) Buslneoo Report ® You Asked For It RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith .and Motorola. Ouazar , and hou•e c•lls. Call 676-2398 3363. Furnlahed apt. adults. No 'to 47 Went-.. au I I I Cll 0 Cll Femlly Feud 5344 or 446· 9326. Various perta tor Oataun Pato. 304-675-1463. P5YCHI ATR:I5T5 DON' T HAVE 10 WO~R:Y A5 LONG A5 'TH 15 HAPPENS. Montreat at Atlanta .fr¥!. Painting interior or exterior . free estimates. Call 675- 210 Z or 2BO Z. 81 4 -992· 8179 or 814 ·992-5008. 46 Space for Rent TWO t..droom furnlohod troller with porch , on 30th. St. bohlnd Vlllogo Plno. t271i. m9nth pluo utllltloo. UOO. domogo dopoolt. 304·811·8208 uk lor Volorle. Call 304· 676-6287 oltor 2 after 7PM . paid. Phoiio304-87& -2049. child accepted, •180 plul uti lities, raferalicfll re quired , 304· 675· 1076. 4 Galllpolio. Call . 446·4416 Furnished apt. adults. No kitchen furnlohed. 1 oman Fury, 1968 International dump truck with 1.000 gal . waiter 3BB· B35B . Sealpoint Siamese kittens. male and female . Have been wormed . each . No PLYMOUTH door, gOod condition. $450 . 1976 Dodge % ton PU, 6 cyl. , very economical . Call after Sunday , 614-986- 3 row Allis Chalmers no till Registered Polled Hereford Bull. 4 year1 old . Vindicator. · 72 p.m. Sleeping room 8125 , utiltles paid, single male. Share ba1h, 919 Second Ave. UNFURNISHED trailer for rent in Hendttraon, 200 per month. Garbage, water & lot ISSUME (]) ESPN SportaConter (I) Major League Baoeball : 949-2686. ESTIMATES , FURNITURE CLEAN IlliG . CAPT AI Ill STEAMER 614 -446 -2107 . wheelt, new 1irea. Phone TH~ Hi Pressure Cleaning. Aluminum siding, mobile homes. wood, brick , sandstone building and homes. Alsa heavy eqUipment . Fully inlUred. Free estimates . 614- 1978 GRANOE Prix, PB. PS. AM-FM 8 1rack. relley FOR 0 . Coli 614·246 · 5121 . with 'Major Hoople 304· 676·6277 . [) world of Fraggle Rock underneath the basement of an eccentric inventor . 'NE'I2C Wll.tb 10 lO ta liiE. et~E-7 OUT MID '/CAJ 6-14-949·2686 . Oliver tractor Oliver 77 series with 7ft . mower. Call 446-3692 or 446-9777. Building materials block . brick, sewer pipes. windows. lintels . etc . C laude Wi.(lten. Rio Grande, 38000 original mllea, gar&ge kept, excellent condi - BORN LOSER Roofing. shingles. spoutin~ and aluminum aiding work •. Insured. Free Estimates . · tion. 304-675·1714. For Rooma 1~;;;:::::::::::::::::::J.;;:=;;·;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ end rent light Sleeping house kepplng Fum . rooms . Park Central Hotel. Cell 446 -0756 . r I I (]) ESPN'a lnalde Baseball Cll Carol lumen Cll Enteruinment Tonight CD Charlie · • Angela 0 Cll Tic Toe Dough Cll ® Macllloil·lehrer Ropor1 tm Newo G (J2I People' a Court Ill Star Trek 7: 30 D (I) Ue Detector (I) Fraggle Rock Visit the 26B6. 446-2484. Need to lease tobacco poun· dage. Will pay 36 cent . Cali 55 Building Supplies 1 98B DODGE Polara 600, Painting interior &. Bj1Cterior 1 wallpaper hanging. lnaured. Free estimataa. 614-949- Get your carpet in ship shape. Water removal . FREE 614-388·8469 oftor 6PM . 304·675 ·7B74 p.m. to 1878 Ford Muotong Hatch · 4B" , 60" ·72"·B8", ~lng Kutt~~tr rotary moWers 40" beck. axce!lant body cond. 4·5·6· 7 ft . ;l.·pt.. a. pull typo.· . 302 V-B on gina; 4-apeed: $260 .. Call 44.6 ~ 02 1 2. · 8N. 4000, 5000 Fordo. Forg -,2,700. 3ii4-773-52B4. Garden tractor. rototiller, 30, MF 36 dol. 160 gn, JO 1981 Plymouth Horizon. lawn mowers. Call 614- LA w-culitv•torl, JO 1520· aut. front wheal drive, exc. 820 -4230, Selene lawn 3BB ·930B . tractoro 8 · 12 ~ 14 HP, 500 cond . 304·468·1636. 525 . 304 · 675 ·5287 . ELECTRIC range with ex· haust fan , 2 years old, call between 8 & 9 :30 a.m ., 1971 Duster. Needs body work but good running 2 hives of beet, 8 supers Ia complete Una of equipmitnt, $660 .00 firm . 304-675 · 61 4·992-6B76 . 464B . Slltronix 1011 C. 3 pc . moon r11ker 4 . CO 44 rotor , phone, 1-614-992-5B58. New & TRS BO, 16K RAM with UN FUR NISHEO apartment for rent , 2 bedroom . $210 .00 Call Automotive Supply, 8 - 6 . 304 - 676 - ONE bedroom aJ)anment. 402h 24th. St. Pt . Pleaunt. bonchoo . Call 614 - 268 · 1768 . point job. •1.800. Coli 1· 114· 441· 7386. AKC Shih Tzu pupploo, 4 ,_ _ __:_.....:..:.:._ _ __ molea, 2 famaloo, t126.00 1877 Oldl Cut lou Su· each . 304 -871-1858 . preme . 11 4· 742·2746. 7446. anytime. RIDING lawn mower, Huffy . ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly . All utilities p8id. Tenants pay 30 par· cent of their adjusted in· come in thlt HUO subsidized apartment building. Twin Rivers Tower, phone 304· 675 -8879 . Equal opponun ltv housing. Cedar wardrobe, antiqu• trunk. 3 tier glass t•ble Ia concrete picnic table with 1976 pop - up Starcreft camper &. 1977 Cadillac . 8221. 221B, 676 ·6763 . 1- - - - - - - - - - pupplao. 614·992·8572 . COUIIITY APPLIAIIICES . teed 30 deys . Cell 61 4 ·256· 1207. 19n Chevy Monn, 4 cy· Iinder, 4 speed, new red UKC registered purple rib· bOn american Pit Bull terrier INC . Good used appliances. wuher. dryers. refrig ., TV seta . 627% 3rd. Ave .. Galli Kenmore heavy duty washer like new, also Whirlpool was~er. Whirlpool dryer. Frigidaire dryer. All guaran- ' Meatballo' (I) Tic T..: Dough (I) Andy Griffith CD Newo/Spono/Woather Cll (ji) Studio See ...;, • Chorlle'o Angela 8:30 • Cil CD NBC Newt (I) MOVIE : 'Vengeance Volley'. Cll Gomer Pyle Cll Ill (J2I ABC Newo II Cll (]D CBS Newo Cll Dr. Who (ji) Over E01y 7:00 II Cil PM M111jazlno ClJ MOVIE: 'Summer Solstice' 992· 33B2 . po!;• . Call 448 · 1899 . rr I r11 TOOPH "::>..:=-...=- - ... - Newo BE A LlTTLE 7 -13, like new. Worn only once. CIJ Cll • Cll ClD Ill (J2I 8:00 • I'LL .JUST ' si~:es 1 EVENING BRUlSED .. .. Home lmprovemen1s Unocramblo theoe l<liJr Jumbles, ME-BUT I 8•00'>' A~MOfl., THATSCRAII8LEOWORDGAIIE byHenriArnoldondllobLee \9 ~~~~ one letter to each square, to form lour ordlnory words. 5/9/83 SINCE MY UNDE~WEA~' ,,, Prices reduced May-July. Pick or delivered . We honor 'ftft~N}ID'ft 'jil ~ Viewing HERE Ple11ant. or call It office. Knauff Coal & Firewood 5 prom dresses THEO "GHOST 1871 Koyot mobile homo, 2111., oolf conlllnod. oiNPI llx. Coli 114· 211-1921 . · porch awning , window ewn.. ing, excellent condition. Set Tel~~sion DICK TRACY 446·7398 . CS --80 Poto. 304· 876· 1453. 109 Ar· Furnished 9 rm . apartment with private bath at 846 Second Ave.. Gallipolie . Ref. prefered . Call 446 - 2216 . 2 bdr. mobile home. Call 614·266-6224 duced to 82,000. Cell 388 ·8649 . home uaed julf 1 yMr c.me off • 14x70 mobile home, Mottltt Home• • • Campara The Daily Sentinei-Page-9 Ohio • washers. dryers. rafrigera · tors. ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River Rd .. beside Stone Crest Motel. $99 ., to $435 . 7 pc., f189 . tor. Cell 304 ·875· 5104 . 614 ~ turniehad. carpeled, ap pliances. good cond .. re ~ cofloo LAVIllE'S FURNITURE 4570 after 6PM . Modern 3 bdr. ranch sty:a. breezeway. double garage. carpet. unfurnished. College Rd ., Syracuse, Oh . Deposit & reference required. $286 par mo . Call446 -'1478 . 1959 El Car 2 bdr .. mostly 1 79 Mol.day, flay 9, 1983 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 033B . TRI - STATE M'OBILE HOMES . USED · CARS . TRUCKS .' GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446· 7672 . long piec.H mNaure 32", recliners 180, maple dinette Duplex 2 story frame hoUse. in Middlepon. Good Invest · mant or home, mid &30 ' s. ceped area lot . Atop Rose piece wood living room aulte with fJ Inch flit erma 1399, lntron reclinera 199. other by Larry Wright ~~------------~~~ SWAIN . Al)CTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St ., GoJIIpollo: 8 tron livingroom aultea 1199, efn HS . 614-379-2424 or 114-949-2864 . 64 Mite. Merchendlae KIT 'N' CARLYLE"" to. blo 47•,;• 18~x11~ ln. ond 1 ond toblo 21x1 8~x20~ with light wolnutllnllh UO. 32x63· 174 pioceo brown underpinning f.,.- a mobil• bunk bedl complete with bunkiet t199. 2 piece an- citr w•ter· gas · hou1e, Houaehold Good~ Monday, May 9, 1983 ,. '.. \ �' Page 10-The C. ily Sentinel Mondcly, May 9, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I Oth simulated disaster set this Thursday This year marks the lOth anniversary of the simulated disaster series conducted by Holzer Medical Center In Gallipolis, Ohio, Pleasant Valley Hospital, Point Pleasant, West Virginia and Veterans Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy, Ohio and the Mid Ohio Valley Industrial Emergency Planning Council ( MOVIEPC) . In observance of National Hospital Week May 8-14, these three hospitals have once again joined forces to partlclpa te In a trilateral disaster drill , testing the emergency preparedness of each lactuty. Thursday, May 12, at 2 p.m. a mock earthquake wUI strike the tri-county area, the epicenter being located near the General James M. Gavin Plant In Cheshire with shoek waves reaching as far west as Individuals residing at GDC wW be evacuated due to a supposed chemical spUI near the Mill Creek Bridge. In West Virginia, there wUI be an explosion and lire at Stauffer Chemical Company, a fire and possible explosion at the City Ice and Fuel Co. In the propane bulk storage plant, and people trapped tn a fallen building at the old Industrial school across from Lakin State Hospital. The victims from these three sites will be transported to Pl~asant V<!-lley Hospital In Point · Pleasant. ' The State Emergency Medical Services Medevac, If possible, wUI be used to transport simulated disaster victims from Pleasant V-alley Hospital to the burn unit at Cabell Huntington Hospital In Huntington. The likelihood of an earthquakeIn the Immediate trl-county area is remote. While many area residents have felt tremors In years past, these are the result of earthq uakes whose epicenters were located generally In Western Kentucky or Northeastern Pennsylvania. The earth's crust In this region Is considered by today's geologists sufficien tly solid so that earthquakes strQng enough to cause heavy· damage are extremely unlikely. Huntington, south to Charleston, east to Parkersburg and north to Chillicothe. ' In the Immediate trl-county area, the simulated damage wUI be extensive. There will be earthquake Injuries In lour separate locations In Meigs County that wUI be transported to Veterans Memorial Hospital In Pomeroy , a nd a group of people attending a function at the Gallla County Fairgrounds wUI be caught by the earthquake and transported to Holzer Medical Center. Also to be brought to Holzer wUI Planning and coordinating lor the be at least 15 " Injured" stall members from t)ie GaUipolls De-, f'!lass exercise ,lakes nearly two velopmental Center tGDC) where months and Involv es lit erally the simulated earthquake will hundreds of people from the three cause extensive damage. Also, all county area. Area deaths GuyW. Lee Guy W. Lee. 93, Route 2, Pomeroy, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Lee was born Dec. 4, 18ffi a t Mrs. Frieda C. Fields, 90, Syracuse. died Sunday at Veterans Page4 Page4 e., Voi .32,No.19 Meigs County happenings Cyclist charged following accident A motorcycle, driven by Belinda Ross, traveling south on South Second St., Middleport, turned onto MUI Street and attempted to turn onto South Third when she lost control striking a car parked at the VUiage Manor Parking Lot owned by Milford Hysell. Middleport Policeman reported Ross was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Middleport Emergency Squad with facial and leg Injuries. E:ddle McClure.- a passanger on I be bike, was taken to Veterans by HyselL . Ross was · char~ with DWI and no motorcycle endorsement. The accident occurred early Sunday morning. ELBERFELDS Veterans Memorial CAR SEATS ANOTHER NEW SHIPMENTf r eOur new automobile child restrant systems meet all Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standards. . •We have rear-facing (for newboms) and standard upright .mo. dels (for toddlers up to 40 lbs.). Meets Thursday The Southern Band Boosters wUl meet Thursday, May i2; at7: :llp.m. In the band room. S~ial The Meigs Athletic Boosters wUl meet Tuesday, May 10 at 7:30p.m. at the high schooL Contrary to a report In the Sunday TIJ)'les-Sentlnel, Middleport and Pomeroy VIllages are the only areas of Meigs County In which there will be elections on June 7. The Meigs County Board of Elections Is election hours maln;a~lng s~lreglsai m:"rs t~ay' ~ a.m. 0 p.m. er vo ers 0 Pomeroy and Middleport lor the June 7 elections. Today is the deadline for voters of the two 1 PRICED FROM S4400 sgsoo TO FREE PARKING '""'"" f~c~o~mm~u~n~lt~les~t~o~~eg~is~te~r;f~or~th~ose~~~;;;;;~~~~§~~~~~§~~~~§~~~~ sauaa on our reduced cost I• For the protection of the marina area, council also dlsC\Issed the possibility of providing free land rent to an Individual who would want to place a mobile home at the marina and serve as an overseer ot the site, protecting the area from misuse and vandalism. Mayor Hoffman Indicated that sewer and water Unes should be extended to the marina. Councilman Dewey Horton also suggested the development of property In the upper end of the town Into recreational facilities. Council approv!'d the report of Mayor Hoffman showing receipts of $8936 In fines and fees lor the month of April. Mayor Hoffman announced that a hearing on the rate Increase request of General The state highway patrol cited a 16-year-old Pomeroy youth In a one -car accident Monday afternoon. Brian C. Jacobs, Hysell Run Road, was not Injured in the accident, the patrol said. Jacobs was westbound on County Rd. 22, nine-tenths of a mile west of Ohio 7, at 3: ~ p.m. when he reportedly lost control on a curve, went off the right sldeoftheroad and struck a fence and a tree, causing slight damage to the car. The patrol ticketed Jacobs tor exees~IVe speed. Paul L. Norris, 48, Rt. 1, Chesterhill, escaped injury,when his vehlele drove off the right side of Ohio143at8:30a.m. Monday. Norris was two-tenths of a mile north of Ohio 684 when the accident · occurred. His auto was moderately damagE;'(~. A ·vehicle driven by Arthur Mangon, 23, Reedsvllle, struck and killed a deer on 7 In Salisbury Townsjllp at 9 p.m. Monday, according to the patrol. Weather forecast Clear tonight. Low~. Winds variable and nearly calm. Sunny on Wednesday. High near 75. Extended Ohio Forecast Thursda.y through Salurtla.y: Fair 'Thursday and Frlda.y and a chance of showers Saturtla.y, Hlgtw In the '7tB 'lllursday, tbe mld-OOs to the mld-'ln. Friday and the 00s Salunla_v. Lows in the mld-4(fi to mld-ii(B. Meigs gets job training funds LAKE HOPE - Commlsslcners from seven area counties met Monday night to discuss a $3.2 milllon federal program to train area workers. The Job Training PartnershlpAct was passed by the U.S. Congress In 1982 to replace the former Comprehensive Employment and Training Act. Commissioners met Monday to torm a Private Industry Council which wUI administer the federal grant, Gallla commissioner Paul Niday said. YOU MAKE TilE DEAL AND LET OUR EXPERTS TAKE CARE OF . .. TilE REST *Cusromer subjecr to loan approval. 1,08 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH, PHONE; (Ohio) (W. Va.) n3·9577 HOURS: Mon.-Tues .•Wtd;·fri. 9:30 to 5 !burs. 9:30 to 12 • to 2 . U.S. attention now on Syria . Authonzed Catalog Merchants . Gregg &Patty Gibbs . ASHLAND, Ohio (AP) - Prestspendlpg and higher taxes." dent Reagan says U.S. Rep. John When he said his administration Ashbrook fought for conservative had cut Inflation from double-digit causes and that many of Ashbrook's levels. It came out , "<)oudgle, Ideals finally were embraced. but dubba-dlt." that the conservative strugg le must He Issued a warning to tawmakcontlnue. ers who want to eliminate the Reagan stopped In Ashland Mon third -year Income lax cu ts won by day enroute to Washington alter a the administration . "lfthcytry rodo long weekend In the West. He spoke anything about that third tax cut. I at a fund-raiser for Ashland sleep with a veto pen under my College's planned John M. Ashpillow," he said. Reagan called on Congn."Ss to act brook Center for ..etlbllc At!alrs, a program designed to expose stu soon on the MX mtsslleprogram. "II dents to conservative policies In Congress rt'jects thl'se proposais, It JAYCEE OF YEAR - Bob First, center, has president, left, and BW Childs, right, guest speaker at economics and politics. will havcdealta blow toournatlonal been selected as Meip' Jaycee of the Year. He Is Satunlay's annual Jaycee banquet. See more photos Reagan called for opposition to secut1ty that no foreign power would shown with Brian Conde, newly elected Jaycee on page 10. Increased government spending on ever have been able to accomplish," social pr-ograms and said delays In he sa id. the MX missile program threaten '11ckets to the dinner cost $:.nJper national security. . couple. Those who paid $l,IXXJ got to The pi'<;'Sltlent said Ashbrook, who attend a pre-dinner cocktail party died In 1982, had reminded the nation · with the president and Mrs. Reagan . that it was drlfltlng too far from Its A college spokesman sald$250,000 Secretary of State George P. depends on Syria and the PLO. TEL AVIV, Jsrael tAP) -Syria traditional values. worth of tickets were sold, and that Shamir also signaled that Israel has replaced Israel as the focus of Shultz, before ending his two-week Ashbrook, a Republican, was the college would have $180,1XXJ tor expects warmer relations wllh American efforts to get foreign peace shuttle In the Middle East. organlze""nd an Initial m ember of the Ashbrook center alter expenses. Washington . forces out of Lebanon, and Israel made final stops In Israel and Reagan lauded Ashbrook as an "We are In a period ot considera- the Reagan for President Commit hopes one result will be Improved Lebanon to report on Syrtan tee in 1976 and again In 19&1. e loquent spcaker who won the President Hafez Assad's cool reac- ble Improvement of relations berelations with the United States. Reagan said he and other t'espect o~hls liberal opponents. He tween us and the United States," Israel's approval of a withdrawal tion to the accord he worked out to said II would be wrong to "excluShamlr said. "The agreements conservatives mourn the loss of agreement Friday takes Prime obtain Israeli withdrawal. Ashbrook , but were gratified that he slvely ldehtlfy John Ashbrook's Despite Syrian objections. Shultz Minister Menachem Begin's goundoubtedly contributed to this." lived "to see his political principles political principles with one man , vernment off the hook In regard to said the Israel-Lebanon pact would ' Shultz has Indicated the United victorious and his public career one party or onP political U.S. pressure to remove Its 25,000 not be renegotiated. He called the States soon wut end It s embargo on vindicated." movem ent. " pact "a great thing" a nd said Israel troops, part of the force which shipping F -16 warplanes to Israel. Reagan said government spendAshbrook, 5.1, was In Ihemlddleot would be patient In allowing time to Invaded on June 6. The Israelis complained that while lng to cure social Ills only led to his lllh term In Congress and win agree.ment on a Syrian pullout The United States has accepted the Soviet Union replaced all of Inflation from Lebanon. and high unemployment. preparing to nm for the Republican Israel's pos_Ition that It does not have Israeli Foreign Minister Yltzhak Syt1a's losses In the Lebanon war. "The great soc ial spending nomination for U.S. Senate when he to withdraw Its troops until Syria Shamir pledged that Israel wlll the UnltedStateswasdenylng Israel schemes failed for the vast majority died. fi e won votes from Democrats and the Palestine Liberation OrganImplement the agreement "as soon the top-quality fighter bombers. Ization do likewise. · and Republlcansalike ln0hio'sl7th of poor Americans," Reagan said. as possible" and said the timing "The poverty programs failed District, gathering as much as 70 The 75 F -16s were schedu led for precisely because they grew wll.h· percent of the votes In some delivery tn 1985, solhPembargohas out regard tor the burden they and elections. no Immediat e Impact on Israel's other social programs were lmposAshbrook's widow, Jean, who military capability. Butlhe political lng on !he overall economy." served . the remaining six terms ot overtones rankled the Israelis. his congressional term, said her Reagan said his budget cuts were The United States regarded creating economic Improvements , family Is pleased that a "living Israel's early goals In negotiations such as lowered Inflation and memorial to preserve and perpetuas unrealistic and opposed Israel's lncreased auto sales. ate the conservative principles and Insistence on having a peace treaty In order to continue the progress, values championed by John Ash- . with Lebanon and keeping some Reagan said, the country must brook will find Its beginnings hereon troops there. · In the end, Israel "resist the well-Intentioned statism the campus of Ashland College." agreed to considerably less. · or those who urge eypn more We realize that when "new car fever" strikes, it strikes hard. We at The Farmers Bank want to helf you cure that lever. Therefore, we are offering our lowest rates m years of 1.9%* fmancmg on any new car loan. All you have to dots make your best deal, then bring your purchase order to one of our qualified loan officers. Farmers Bank - represe~tat1ve now aareattlmeto 811111111 Fo · Councilman .Carl Horky reporled that he has been In touch with Solicitor Bernard Fultz advising that a title search on a couple of properties has been suggested lor the Hudson St. area and that Fultz wlll advise council on the matter. A dralnal<e problem was dlscils.sed at the Intersection of Broadway and 1 Logan Sts. Mayor Hoffman said an engineer of Brown and Associates Is working out a plan to handle the problem. Council discussed the need lor a new tractor but finances are not available at this time. It was reported that a trailer In the town is not property underpinned. Councilman Allen Lee King commended the town for the cleanup work done In the area of the old depot. . our lOWer r•• 111111e #4301 20 C.nh A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Telephone Co. of Ohio wUI be beld on July 28 at the Wilkesville Elementary SChool. Mayor Hoffman suggested also that the village work towards the establishment ot an Industrial park so.mewhere In Mel~ County and Indicated that he will contact Kim Shields, vU!age consultant, abou I such a project. It was suggested that the Hobson area be annexed to the village and that area be used as the location of an Industrial park. HoWever, councilman Jack Satterfield commented that the annexation of Hob;on Is up to residents of that section who must sign a petition requesting annexation. No actiOn has been forthcoming from residents there towards the ' development of a petition, he said. , TRADE-IN NOW ONLY l S.Ction1 , 14 Poges Reagan lauds deceased Ohio . WITH ., entine Patrol . c1tes youth Ruby A. Holliday CUT $20 at y ' By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff Positive steps towards expanding the recreational facUlties of the marina near Railroad St., were taken Monday night when Middleport VIllage Council met In regular session. Council diScussed the possibilities of establishing additional ball diamonds at tbe site. Mayor Fred Hoffman suggested a plan be laid out that Included diamonds as well as other facilities. He was authorized to present the layout to the U. S. Corps of Engineers. The Corps has a program through which It pays one-half of the costs Involved In such recreational projects. INFANTS Saturday Admissions-- Ricky · Murphy, Tuppers Plains; Christine Sheets, Pomeroy; Evelyn Manuel, Racine. . Saturday DJliCharges--Mlchael lmtxxlen, Ann Alley, Hazel Proffitt. I . Sultday Admissions-Frank Reynolds, Mason, W. Va.; Gladys Cuckler, Pomeroy; Holly Green, Pomeroy; Barbara Smith, Middleport. Sunday Discharges--Connie Manley, Ricky Murphy, Tanglla Laudermilt. Meet Tuesday • Steps taken to expand recreational facilities MOCK DISASTER PlANNED- As part of the N..-al Hospital Week observance, a mock earthquake ha8 been set lor 2 p.m. 'Thursday Mary HeJ ·was Middleport, for Included Belinda RDss, Darwin,Chaney a son ofLee. the late J. anda Memorial Hospital. un ay runs 12:15taken a.m., elections. member of the Bearwallow Church A retired c lerk at the former from a motorcycle accident ·to of Christ, Harrlsonvllle Masonic Williams Five and Ten Cent Store In Veterans Memorial Hospital; 1: 03 Lodge a nd Hemlock Grange 2049. Pomeroy, Mrs. Fields was born Jan. a.m., Pomeroy, Kevin Potts, SeSurvtvln g are his wile, Mabel 7· 1B93 1n Meigs County, a daughter cond St .. to Veterans Memorial; p omeroy, 2:33 a.m. , Gladys Hines Lee; a daughter and son-In- of the later Sam and Ol!te Williams Iaw,MauritaandRDE.MU!er,near Clark. ·She was a member of the CucklerfromPomeroyHealthCare Pomeroy; a daughter and son-In · Asbury Unlt('d Methodist Church. Center to Veterans Memorial; Tu ppers PI a 1ns, 11 : "" Jaw, J ean and G arry M. E c ka rd , Besides her parents, she was ., a.m .. Mary preceded In death by her husband, Bl 1 C d Clark Hospif d I arme. I n d .; our gra n sons, gman, o am enC Garry Guy Eckard, New York, N. Everette Fields. tal; Middleport, 3:42p.m., Barbara Y.: David Carl Eckard, CrawfordsSurviving are a niece, Mrs . Smith to Veterans Memorial; Beulah Calkins, Columbus· two Tu vllle, rnd .; J ohn Lee Eckard, · ppers PI ains, 4:04 p.m., W. W. Danville, Ky .; James Bernard great -nieces, Mary Graham, PatasBarton to Camden-Clark; RuUand. 5: 28 p.m., van WU',o rd . Larkin · s st., Eckn ard , CarmP I, Ind .; a gran d. kala, and Marjorie Manuel. Symdaughter, Nancy Jean Miller, .cuse, and two great-grea t-nieces, to Veterans Memorial . Huntington, W. Va .; a sister-In-law, JanlceL!sleandJeannleAilen,both Saturday runs Include 8:00p.m. Edna Lee, Pomeroy , and severa l of Symcuse. Pomeroy. Sherry Holtz from nieces and nephews. Services will be held at lO a.m. Burger Chef to Veterans Memorial; g:.up.m., ·~ Mlddl eport, HenryDayls, Precedl ng him In d cat h bes ld es Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral his parents were a sister, Ada Home with the Rev . Stanley to Holzer Medical Center from Helwig, and two brothers. Ray and Merrifield officiating. Burial will be Route 554, a nd 9:14p.m . Symcuse, Glenn Lee. In Letart Falls Cemetery. Friends Jean Kloes from her home In , Services will be held at I p.m. maycall atthefuneralhomeuntll9 Minersville, to Holzer Medical Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral r-t-hts_ev_e_n~tn-g_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___:_Ce.:.:n.:.:te.:.:r.:_._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ___j Home with the Rev. Wayman Hinson offic iating. Burial wUI be In Burlingham Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home !rom 2 to4and7 to9pm. Tuesday . Mrs. Ruby Anderson Halliday: 90, well-known HarriSonville area resident, died Saturday evening at her home on the Harrisonvtlle-Rulland Road following a lingering Illness. Born at Dexter on March 2, 1893, Mrs. Halliday was a daughter of the late Charles Finley and Orinda Brown Anderson. She was · a member of the Harrlsonvtne Presbyterian Church and was a 76 year member of HarrtsonvUie Grange 1734. She belonged to OhloStateand National Granges. Mrs. Halliday was a Ule member of tbe Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society and was a 65 year charter member of the Meigs County FarllJ Bureau. She belonged to the Meigs County Pomona Grange, the Star Garden Club and Harrtsonllle Chapter 255, Order ot Eastern Star. Surviving are a daughter, Paullne Atkins, Harrisonville-Rutland Road; a grandQaughter, Mrs. Robert (Sharon) Jewell, Rutland; a great-granddaughter, Cheryl Lynn Jewell, Rutland, and several nieces, nephews and cousins. ·Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Frank Halliday; an Infant son, three brothers and a sister-In-law. Fuqeral services will be held at 2 p.m . Tuesday at the Harrisonville Presl)yterlan Church with the Rev. Etn~t Stricklin and the Rev. Wa~d.e Johnson officiating. Burial wllli)J' In MIIE!!i Cemetery. Frlehds may ca)! .• at the Ewing Funeral Home !l'om 1 to 9 this eVening. Chimney safety Pomeroy-_Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May I 0, 1983 Copyrithted 1983 Ten calls were answered by local units over the weekend, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Servlces reports. s d Frieda C. Fields Southern tops Eagles . fage5 Squads kept busy Eastern Star services will be held at 8 this evening at the funeral home. Meigs gals advance Member FDIC SHOWS THE WAY - fl'lwldJ Pr tl left Frucafl MlllenDd, left, . . _ &be "111 to Set bu7 o-p . . ............. ofllle a,..... Ta 1 11)' lifter .... Ill I o-p lbaJia .. II Put. lor the 1 I •uftlle II I 1_1 eNI meeCIDjpif u.s. . . Your. Com~·lunity Owhed Bank ,>., II .. ,, ' Acconllng to the federal law, PIC's shall be J1'Sponslble for providing "guidance and oversight" ot the actMtes under the training act "In partnership with local government." Under the ntw act, 29 councils wUl ll!! lonned ln. Ohio to 1IU!IIage the grilnts In specttled service delivery from private Indu stry and 18 members from educational agen cies. labor, minority groups, economic development organizations and community organizations. Meigs County will have one representative on the board from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services and two members !rom private Industry. The commissioners must' choose the members by June 1. According to figures by the state, Meigs County IS expected to l'l'Celve $336,374 of the $3.2 million grant for this area. Niday said Gallia County is expEicted lo receive $379,988 ot the $3,2 mUUon grant for this service . area . Other countieS In the area are Lawrence, Pen;', Hocking, Vinton and Athens. 'The total population tor the ()qN I •tim for Economic Coopen&Jon Md this area Is 240,907. De\ekpoikill. U.S. offlclall1 readed rill eantm to The nf.W job training act Is F'Pmcll Pt-1' • MIUernnd'a propoul fer a ' area. . deSigned to help persons who do not c olllet4!11Kie on nfonnlnllhe World,OIOII,etary syMem. . . The 29-member PIC for thls ha_v e marketable employment {AP Wirephoto). region wUI consist of 19 members skills, Niday said. The JTPA will provide skills training and will not make job placements as the CETA program did, accord ing to Niday. The PIC council will decide what employment areas to . provide training . "That Is why there Is private Industry on the council - to tell them where people are most needed " Niday said . ' He said the council could decide to administer the federal grant themselves, or contract with another group, such as a Community ACtion Agency, to do the work. The southestem Ohio PIC 1s projected to receive $8J,QXJ to spend on administration, Meigs County will receive • $!!0,456 tor administration or the gr!'nt. ·G allta County will receive $56,998, By law, this Is not more than Ill percent of the grant amount. Niday said be expects vocatiOnal schools and colleges In each of the seven counties will receive ·contracts to provide training, •.. \ ' • � 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 9, 1983 anderson clark fields holliday lee