http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f8b9ff42355e8b10bd88c8a55a09c983.pdf 3e9e97713b9a338a6e1415d79577f80c PDF Text Text • Mayors' Court 1bree defendants forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. They wer,; Glen L. Rice, Point Pleaant, W. Va., and Harley Boring. Albany, $450each posted on charges of driving while Intoxicated, and Annie R. Cundiff, Middleport, $&1, permitting an unlicensed driver to operate a motor vehicle. Fined In the court were Robert White, Racine, $&1 and costs, disorderly manner; James QuU!en. Middleport, $00 and costs, no motorcycle muffler; Klmale Hy · sell, Rutland, $425 and costs and 10 days In jail, driving while !ntoxi· cated; Belinda S. Ross, Middleport, $425 and costs, three days In jail, driving while Intoxicated, and $25 and costs, no motorcycle endorse· ment; Gregry Cundlff, .Middleport , $00 and costs, disorderly manner; Dennis Blackburn, Middleport, $425 and costs, three days in jail, driving while Intoxicated; $Z\ and costs, no operator's license; $100 and costs. destruction of property, and $100 and costs, destruction of village property. Local briefs Area deaths Inside today's Sentinel Medication record card program off In Pomeroy, six defendants forfeited bonds and seven were fined In the court of Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Forfeiting were Pasu Loharjun, Athens, $73, speeding and failure to appear; Herbert Ervin, Racine, $45, speeding; Samuel Anderson, Jr., William Van Meter, Sr., W!IUam Van Meter, Jr., no addresses recorded, $63 each on charges of consuming an alcoholic beverage In .a motor vehicle; Greg Meier, Columbus, $44, speeding. The Meigs County Health Department today announced the cancellation of Its medication record card program which was scheduled to be held tomorrow (Thursday) at the large conference room of the Meigs Senior Citizens Center from 11 a.m . to 2 p.m. Veterans Memorial information Admitted .. Harold Triplett, Pomeroy; Wilbur Hanning, Middleport; Katherine Downing, Middleport; Andrew Manning, Racine. Dlscharged··Eison Spencer, Earl Denny, Sr., Anna Ailey, Frank Reynolds, Ruth 'i'!Jl!s, Judy McNichols, Bernice Molden. Emergency squads have three runs . Fined were Lewis Lawhorn, Wtlllarn Armstrong, no addresses recorded, $63 and costs, each, open flask; Heinz Coats, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, disorderly manner; Otis Core, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, defective exhaust; William R. Thoma, Jr., Pomeroy, $313, destruc· tton of property, and $113 and costs, public intoxication; timothy Justice, Pomeroy, $311 and costs, assault upon a minor; Denver Bush, Pomeroy, $63 and costs, disorderly conduct. Three calls were answered by local units Tuesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service rePc>rts. At 9; 14 a.m., the Tuppers Plains Unit took . Bob Ellis,. Route 7, to Camden-Clark Hospital; Syracuseat2: 12p.m. took Andrew Manning from Third and Cherry Sts., to Veterans Memorial Hospital and Middleport at 4:24 p.m. took Katherine Downing, Second Ave, to Veterans Memorial. Farewell dinner for Layh's Friday A farewell potluck dinner honoring Chris and Carol Layh who have resigned their admln!stratlve positions at tbe Carleton School wlll be held at 6: ll p.m. Friday at the school. The pubUc Is invited to attend. Those needing further Information are to cail 992-6683. Spring sports banquet set Monday Firefighter agreement halts work stoppage .. .CINCINNATI tAP) - A threa· tened 7 a.m . strike by Cincinnati firefighters was called off by union president Forrest Buckley today after an all-night bargaining session with city negotlatiors. Buckley talked to union members on the city 's fire communications system shortly before .the 7 a.m. walkout was to begin · and urged them to stay on the job and to ratify a tentatlve ·contract agreement later today. Mayor Thomas Brush said the compromise agreement would give flref!ghterE a 7.4 percent pay Increase and that the settlement covered 18 months, retroactive to last December. Negotiations Mon· day had focused on a city proposal that would give firefighters a 5.5 percent raise this year and the same In 1984. ButBuckleysaldfiref!ghters wanted more money up front. The tentative settlement was announced shortly after 5 a.m .. following about four hours of talks between Buckley and City Manager Sylvester Murray. City Council was called Into an emergency session about 5:30a.m. " Wednesday, May 11, 1983 Pai netat' Middleport, Ohio 12-lhe Daily Sentinel Page The Meigs High School spring sports banquet will be held Monday at 6: ll p.m. at the high school. Parents of athletes are to take two food dishes or salad, vege~les or dessert. · Junior high banquet Thursday and gave the city's approval to the proposal. Buckley went to the Eden Park fire tower about 6:30 a.m. to make the announcement to union members. Buckley scheduled a morning ratlflcatlt>n meeting for union members In the Cincinnati convention center. Buckley said details of the agreement would be presented to the public and to his union later today and that members would vote on ra tification. The settlement was believed to have been a compromise that Included an 18-rrmnth contract, rather than the two-year agreement the city had sought. · Murray said the c!ty'sofferofa5.5 percent raise, retroactive to !)e. cember, and another 5.5 percent In January would amount to $16 million. The firefighters demanded 7 percent the second year. ''They said earlier they'd settle for $1.5 mlll!on," Murray complained. "A strike by firemen Is one of the most Insidious because of the difficulty the public has sustaining it," said MayorThomasBrush. " ... a firefighter's strike has the making of calamity." The Meigs Junior High School all sports banquet wlll be held at 6: 30 p.m. tomorrow (Thursday) at the Meigs High School. Parents of athletes are to take two food disheS of salad, vegeUJble or dessert. HEAP deadline Sunday Energy assistance program applications must be submitted to Gallla·Melgs Corrun~nlty Action Agency by Sunday: the age11cy said today. . . . . ' . Letha Proffitt , Home Energy Assistance Program director for CAA, said area rel;ldents needing assistance with utility shutoHs must apply by Sunday to receive help. Appljcations will not be accepted after that date. ' Applicants must present total housejjold income verification for the past 12 -niontlis, a shutoff notice or recent fuel bUrand social security numbers of all household members, Interested Individuals may apply at the following locations: Meigs County courthouse, 992-5605; the old Thaler Ford building, Second Avenue, GaUipolts, 444Hl611; and the Cheshire office, 367-,7311 or 992-4i629. ·Hospital plans CT scanner Construction of an addition to house O'Bienel;s Memoria l Hospital's computerized tomography (CT) scanner wlll be aided with proceeds of the Athens facility's lffil fund drive. The goal of the drive Is $00,(XX), according to fund drive co-chairmen Edward Robe and Verda Jones. Money raised will help delray the approximate $&)0,(XX) cost of the new addition, currently · under construction. Rabies clinic scheduled.•• Page 6 . Sylvia May Linthicum William L. Fosler · Sylvia May Linthicum, 56, Athens died unexpectedly Tuesday evening at Doctor's Hospital, Nelsonville. She was born In Meigs County the daughter of the late Henry and Ethel Boyles Linthicum She Is survived by one brother, Harley Linthicum , Tuppers Plains; three sisters, May Rick, VanCover, Wash.; Hazel Shea, Akron, and Frances Grimm, Frost, Ohio. Funeral services wUl be held at the White Funeral Home In Cool· ville, Friday atll a.m. with the Rev. Guy White officiating. Burial will be in Troy Baptist Cemetery, Frost. Frtends may call at the funeral home after 6 p.m. Thursday. William Lewis Foster, Jr., 00, Mlle Hut Road, Racine, died Monday at Pleasant Valley Hospital in Point Pleasant following a lingering illness. 'He was born Sept. 19, 1932 In Parkersburg, W. Va., a son of the late WUllam Lewis Foster and Doris Wells Foster, who resides In Parkersburg. He was a truck driver. Surviving In addition to his . mother Is his wife, Ayrln Lovelace Foster, and three sons, Eric Lee Foster, serving In the,U. S. Navy at Lebanon; WUliam Lewis Foster, III, Gaillpo!!s, and Terry Ray Foster, at home, and several aunts. There will be no visitation or ful)eral services. Mr. Foster quested that his body be donated to the Marshall University College of Medicine for med!c3I research and education. Arrangements were bY the Ewing -.. Funeral Home, Pomeroy . Two die in mine accident HOLDEN. W.Va. (AP) - Offt. clals say a "massive" roof collapse was responsiblefonhedeathsoftwo ·· miners worklng more than half a mile inside a Logah County coal director, said it took rescuers hours to recover the bodies of the victims, and that for a time officials thought that one of the miners might still be alive. Assistant state mines director Albert Jordan today identified the 'ictlms as Denver Smith, 40, of Baisden, and Marty Maynor, 27, of Gilbert. The accident ocrurte<faboutll : 30 a.m. Tuesday at KaraCoa!Co.' sNo. 1 mine at Holden , officials said. The body of 1he first miner was recovered short ly after 2 p.m. , they said, but the second wasn't un· earthed for another two hours. ~~----~----------~---------' ..-,..'· •r HUNTINGTON - It was quit or be tired, said Marshall University President Robert Hayes, wbo finally chose to exit on his own. After weeks of rumors and behind-the-scenes wrangling on the Board of Regents, Hayes ·decided Wednesday that the campaign against him by some regents had resulted In a "no-win situation, for me and the university." · At no time, Hayes said, had the board or any of Its members outlined their grievances against him. The only publicly expressed complailit about Hayes In recent weeks came from regent Russell lsaaes, wlw cailed last month tor an audit of the Marshall athletic department because It faces a $aD,ml deficit. However, sources close to the board said opposition to Hayes had been ·growing for several years among regents who felt he was bucking their authority. . . .The board. 'a pparently pia!lned to · fire Hayes · at a meeting scheduled fQr today, but In a press conference following Hayes' announcement, regents president P<!ul G!llner declined to say why the regents wanted Hayes out. He conflmied that the board never outlined Its grievances to the president. Hayes, wlw has headed the state's second·largest university for tjle past eight years, said his ·reslg!JatJon would take effecj Aug. 15. However, he said he' would relinquish day·to-day control of the school Frtd3y by beginning a vacation. He said he plans to return In August to resume teaching as a professor In Marshall's education department. ... ~ Congratulate Graduates! It's an important , milestone in their lives-send special wishes for success .with aHallmark card. ' , .. DOWNING~CHILDS AND MULLEN INSURANCE In one Instance, Agent Otho A. Ezeil Jr . sent $1,595 to American National University In Phoenix, Ariz., and explained he was too "backlogged" duetoavacatlontodo research for a degree, according to an affidavit in federal court In Phoenix. The school awarded Ezell a master's degree In business admln· L•Iratlon and a transcript showing he had taken 10 courses for 30 credits, receiving ail Bs, the affidavit said. A call to the school Tuesday reached an answering service, where a woman said school officials would be unavailable for comment untU later today . Pence said graduates of phony colleges Include a high-ranking Washington otflclal, a National Foot ball League player, employees of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, and state, End marriages Wealher forecast Partly cloudy tonight. Low near 50. Winds southeasterly 10 mph or less. Partly cloudy Thursday. High . Extended Ohio Forecast near~. Frldi\Vthrou&h SwacJa.v: Fair on Friday. Scattered show-->-~-nns """"'...., "-~........ ers and th..w....,,_, FalronSundiQ'.JII&hslnlhell)ld·70s lo themkJ.80tiFTiday, themid-Wolo An action for dissolution of marriage was filed In Meigs County Common Fleas Court and a dlvoree was granted. Filing for dis . solution of marrt•ae .... were Thomas Frederick Harman, Reedsville, andKarenSueHarman, Reedsville. Albert R. Keeton was granted a divorce !rom Estber L. Keeton on charges of gross negleci of duty and Ohio benefit cuts will be deep © 1963 Hallmark Cards, Inc. CLEVELAND - Ohio residents who expect to lq6e 13 weeks of unemployment benefits should brace themselves for cuts of up to 27 weeks, oftlcllils say. · Last week, It was reported that the number of unemployed In Ohio was 673,ml or 13 percent In Aprll, down !rom 13.2 pereent In March. The regulations cut 13 weeks of extended benefits for everyone, and other federal extenslo!! .b enefits will expire or already have expired, br!nglng the total cut to ''Zl weeks, said Roberta Steinbacher, administrator of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. Jobless residents can count on just 38 weeks of unemployment benefits, down from 65 weeks before the cutback, offlctals said. The formula for deterrillnlng when the 13 weeks of aid Is dropped Is tied to the percentage of Ohio resklents getting state-paid unemployment benefits, otflctals said. Wben that figure falls below 6 percent, the 13 weeks ofbelleflts end. As the recession continues and more jobless people exhaust regular benefits, the. figure naturally drops, otfiCtaJs say. 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 local and federal employees. None of the bogus degree-holders was Identified. Pence said one person has already been convicted In the three-year Invest!gallon, and evidence Is being presented tograndjurtes!nArlzona, Arkansas, Ohio, New York, Florida, California, South Carolina, and North Carolina. "Hundreds of people in every profession" received the pbony certlflcates, Pence said. The FBI has notified some employers 'who had given jobs to maU-ord~r graduates and many employees have already lost lhe!r jobs, he added. Five FBI agents received a total of 23 defirees and paid more than $25,(XX) for the phony certificates, Pence said. They Included degrees for medical doctors, psychiatrists, masters of business administration apd masters of criminal justice. Prices ranged from $l,rm for a bachelor's degree to $5,001 for a Ph.D. Some "universities" under Investigation h<>1 only post otfice boxes or answering services, he said, and nonehadclassroomspace. Students gu~ed by police PARIS Riot pollee tear-gassed hundreds of students demonstrating outside the Cannes FUm FE!$tlval and broke up protests In other cities where students also rebelled against the · government's proposed educational revisions. In Cannes, tear gas created a chaotic reception Wednesday night for people In formal evening dress who arrived to see a film by Japanese director Nagisa Oshima, and witnesses said many fled the acrid fumes along with the protesters. However, several guests . made their way through the smoke to the entrance to present their Invitations, the witnesses said. Ohio lottery winners CLEVElAND- The winning number drawn Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number." was 116. In the "Pick 4" game, played five times a Week, the winning · number was 5Tri. r-----------..,--1 COUNTY APPLIANCE INC. w11 hero. 0 ryeq, Refrigeretoro. Rengeo, TV oeto. 677 Third Ave . the~ riex~tre;;me;;cru;;e;lty;·;· -----~;;;;;;;;;4~4~6~·1;6;9;9;;~;;;~~ the mkJ.. SaturdiQ' and In ~: Lows In the ll&i FrldiQ', ihe mld-408 to the mkl-lilhSaturday and bt the 401! SundiQ'. Lottery winner CJ.$VELAND (AP) The wlnnblg number drown Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally gllflle, "The Number," was <I(M. In t)le "Pick 4" game, played five week, the winning number ANN'S .CAKE .DECORATING Route 7 . , Old VFW Hall Tuppers Plains 667-6485 APPEARING TONIGHT THROUGH SATURDAY FOR YOUR DINING AND DANCING PLEASURE • • ' : ·Ohio foreeast MICKEY WILSON FROM 7-11 EACH EVENING WEATIIER FORECAST - The NMioaal Wea&her Service foreeuta band ol flun1es exteadlll& Iron) Orepn lhroa&h lhe Dak<Ku lor Friday. Sbowen are predlded for an uea ran&IDifrom I..Gull!ana lo the Canadian border. (AP Lluoerplluto). a .KEYBOARDIST I •' ' • I I I I I at y • ent1ne Hayes quits Mar8hall post FBI probes bogus college degrees CHARLOTTE, N. C (AP) Seizing records from Arizona to Florida, FBI agents said they capped a three-year undercover' probe of diploma m!Us In eights tales that sold phony sheepskins to " hundreds of people In every · profession." Operation "D!pscam" could lead to Indictments agalnst38mall-order colleges that provided fake degrees for people now practicing In fields ranging from psychotherapy to cancer treatment, agents said at a news conference here Tuesday. "We have people with Ph.D.s In psychotherapy who are treating patients and don't have the slightest quall!lcatlons," said Robert L. Pence, the FBI agent In charge in North Carolina. "This Is a problem that seems to be affecting the natlon'seducatlonal system and Is turning out phony graduates In every profession Imaginable," he said. e ' ' • Meigs girls eliminated•.. Page 4 re- mine. Bart Lay, deputy state mines ' Area deaths ...... ............... ............. , .................... .......... 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Ed Harldesli, left, made the presenlallons to left to rtght, Rlto Rhodes, a. $1,000 music scholar!lhlp; Julie Spencer, Sl,OOO music scholan~hlp, and Jeff Carson, trophy lor being selet:led the best overal! music student Of the high school havlng heen named to the honor by all vocal sludents of the four high school gradl!i. The ..,holarshlps are provided by lhe Louise Mohrhw1 Scholar!lhlp Fund. Miss Rhodes wUI study Instrumental musical Marshall University and Mi'isSpent-er wU! study voctu music at Ohio University . AU •enlors of the ·vO<'.al depiU'Imeni received pins and flowers durin·~t the banquet lrom the vocal. department boosters. SlL•le Soulsby tUJd Pal Thon)l\ were the parent co-chairpersons lor the btUlquc'l. (.1\ddltlonal photOS on P11ge 8). Business tax ,b attle not over bill, wa• changed by the committee By ROBERT E. MDJ,ER to shift more taxes to manufactur· As8oclaled Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A ers and other big businesses which pay corporate franchise taxes. modified version of Gov. Richard A proposal to place a 4 percent Celeste's tax package Is headed for a excise tax on business serviCes was House vote, and businesses targeted for higheJ: taxes plan to lobby scrapped after lobbyists for !awy· against It as It advances to the ers, accountant s, engineers. a nd others campaigned against It . Senate. In Its place. the committee voted The Democrat-controlled House Finance Corrun!ttee, voting along to Increase by I percent the Income party lines, adopted the measure brackets In the COillOrate tranehlse 17·9 Wednesday. The vote cleared tax and dump a section of the bill way for approval by the full House- reducing the business tax on considered a formality- on Friday. tangible JX'rsonal property from 3.'i Democrats control the House to 25 percent. Manufacturers wasted not lm(' In 62-37 under Speaker Vernal G. R!tfe Jr., 0-New Boston, one of the main . serving notice tha t they Intend to architects of the rewrttten bill with a mount a campaign to head oft the reputation for not bringing to the higher franchise taxes In the Senate. Douglas Trail, vice president of Ooor any policy measure which Ohio Manufacturers' Assocla· the lacks votes to pass. Celeste's tax package, a vital part lion, said the boost in Industrial a nd of his $27 billion, two-year budget other business taxes would cause Ohio to lose plants and jobs to other states. U the bill in Its present form Is enacted, he said, he Is afraid any new jooo which would be cre ated "would be created in other states. " Minority Republicans on the Finance Committee said thal tlle bill will dama g r Industrial development. Rep . Thomas W. Johnson, R-Ncw Concord , ranklng GOP member of the panel. said legis lators and lhP governor campaigned on pmmiSl's to Ct'f'ate new jooo. "This flies In til<' face of that." Johnson said. F inane<' Chairman William E. Hir tg. D-New Philadelphia, sa id the tax chanws were necessary to maintain a fair balance between Individual and corporate taxpayers. The bill accommodates the request of tho gov"rnor that busl· nesses pay :1~ JX't'Cent ofOhlo's taxes while lh<' ol he r 6H pet-cent Is alloc·ated to Individuals. he sa id. Hinlg said thl' pmposal provides sign ificant Increases to education; funds programs for the needy; and •~>duel'S appropriations for somp agenci(>S. Celeste brushed aside a quesllon on whet her he had su[fered a defeat with tho dele tion or tlie business . .'\('IVIC<'S lax . He said, In effect, that he thought his proposal was fair , but that he ll'Cogn!zes that th<' lA.'!{Islature will "work Its wLo;dom" on how to gen<'ra te taxes. Th" Important thing L' that the taxpayer balance Is being retain<'<!, the governor said. In order to maintain the 68-32 Individua l-corporate tax load ratio, sevpral other parts of the bill had to be changed. Hinlg sa id. ~ Reagan pledge satisfies some critics of current nuclear arms control talks By TIM .AHERN A.880claled Press Writer WASHINGTON (AP) -A pledge by President Reagan to make a "comprehensive" review of U.S. ' nuclear arms control proposals has satlsfled some congressional critics of the MX missile as Congress nears crucial votes on the giant new nuclear· tipped weapon. After Reagan's promise was announced In the House Appropr!a· lions defense subcommittee Wed· nesday, the panel voted9·3topemilt the Pentagon to spend money appropriated six months ago. A slmllar result was expected today in :he Senate Appropriations Committee, which sched41ed a vote this afternoon on whether to tree the $500 ml!llon for research, development and flight testing of the new mtssne.· Reagan was ."very pleased" by the House panel's vote, deputy White House press secretary Larry Speakes said Speakes predicted theSenatevote would be "much more difficult." But thai forecast was disputed by committee sources who declined to be Identified. Sen. Mark Hatfield, R-On~ .. chairman of the appropr!a tlons panel, planned to try to halt freeing the money "but he doesn't have the votes. They just aren't there," said one source. Reagan outllned his promise In a letter to Rep. Norman Dicks, D-Wa•h., an MX critic. Dicks termed the letter "a good faith Initial effort toward a comprehensive and stable arms control policy" and then voted for freeing the MX money In the House subcommittee. Another critic, Rep. Albert Gore Jr., D·Tenn., said the letter "made II crystal clear to us" that the U.S. proposal at the Strategic Arms Reduction Talks (START) wUI be changed. U the votes by.._,J{.e House subcommittee and Senate panel are upheld bY the full House and Senate, the Pentagon could build and test.the MX. Still to come are votes on whether to approve the recommendations of a White House commission tha t 100 MX weapons be put Into Minuteman silos near Cheyenne. Wyo., and a small , sing le-warhead missile be developed. Wednesday's vote was the second recent win for the MX. Last week, the House Armed Services refused to cut MX money from the pmposed 1984 budget. The White House commission. headed by former national securlty adviser Brent Scowcron, also proposed a " new direction" In arms control efforts aimed at limiting nuclear warheads rather than mlssiles.s promised to review the U.S. proposal at the START talk.~ that resume next month·ln Geneva "with the Intention of developing such modlflcatlonsasarenecessary to renect the Commission' s approach." The START Ullks Involve long· range nuclear weapons and are separate from another set of U.S.-Sovtet negotiations aimed at limiting nuclear weapons In Europe. Reagan also pledged to "promptly undertake a major effort to bring the proposal of a small , single-warhead ICBM to fruition on a high p1ior!ty basis" and said he "saw merit " In proposa ls to create a !X'rmanent, bipartisan advts01y commission on arms control. Congress has turned down two previous Reagan administration attempts to buDd and base the missile the Pentagon says Is needed to replace America's aglng land· based missile force. The I;(XXJ Minuteman weapons are the heart of that arsenal, and the Pentagon says they are vulnerable to a first strike by Inc reasingly accurate Soviet weapons. Reagan, meantime, met for a second day with a group of congressmen to lty to win their support for the MX. The president sa ld he supports the concept of a nuclear "build-down" which calls for deStroying two warheads for each new one that Is built. But, he cautioned. "It Isn' t a' simple as It sounds, In order to · . : achieve equality." Residents lose. first round mining .b out ATIIENS, Ohio (AP) A week to order a temporary halt to citizens' group has lostltsfirstbattle·· longwall mining operations at against a rew mining technique that Southern Ohlo Coal Co.'s Meigs groop members say Is responsible Mine No. 2. COAL mernbers had tor damage to sane homes and sought the order, saymg the . watel' ·suPI)lles In Ohio's coal company no longer bas a pi!rmlt to . country. mine at Meigs ~e No. 2. · But lnembers of Citizens Organ· tz.ed Aaa!nst Lortgwall.lng plan to l..OJWWall rhlnlng, used for years continue their efforts to stop the In Europe, was recently Introduced lnlnlni technique when the state In the United Slates as a rnore . Reclamation Board !'I Review eftlclart ~ ._rer . means· of ,bean arguments Oil it~ month. 'I1Ie review board retia!Jed last ~~UM!~ process. a machine cuts a 500-foot· wide path throUgh a coal seam and allows the earth to collapse behind lt. COAL members say the sudden s!nklng of the earth above the mines has caused property damage and dEll;troyed some water S!IPPIIE!$. In Friday's decision, the review board apparently agreed with arguments II)' .Soo.thern Ohio Coal attorney Michael MWer, who said any temporary sbltdown ot long· wall operationS Wl,lUid force the .' . • • l closing of Its three-mine CompleJO :: andput1,900peopleoutofwork. ThO ·; company recently recalled 1,401 ·: miners atter an extended layo!f. · . · Jay Wamsley, attorneyforCOAL( ·: said at Issue Is whether Southern · : Ohio has a legal permit to mine tll!d : • whether the longwall meth<id : : · threatens property owners. · Southern Ohio has acknowledge(j \ some property damage as a result of : ~ longwail mining and .has offered · : compensation to some residents.. · : • �I Area deaths Sherman Cavanaugh She nnan Cavana ugh, 85, of Des Moines, Iowa. died Sunday morning a thls home. l:fe Is survived ·by his wife, the forme r Bernice Mohler of Meigs County. Several localrelatlves also survive Including Mrs. Lelah Winebrenner a nd Cheste r Roge rs. Fune ral services wlll be held Friday a t the Caldwell-BrienRobblns FUnera l Home tn Des Moines. witn buria l in the Glendale Cem eter tllere. ' ". L" TAKE PART IN EVENT - · lte<:ently the Churches of God of Southern Ohio sponsored a Marathon .at King's Island. There were 29 teams a nd the Rutland Church of God came in third place in Its division. AU monies raised went to World Missions. The Rutland team consisted of (fronl row), John Evans IJ, Scott Haggy, Mike Roush and Sandy Napper. (Back row), John Gomez, Rod Walker, Kent !':ads, Ken McCune, David WUkes, Evan Wlo;eman , Charlie ,Jones, and Pastor .John 8. E vans, ooach. Beuliili (Sammie) Sheets Stahl, 67, Columbus, dledSaturday, May7, at her residence. ·Mrs. Stahl was preceded In death by her husband, Wallace Stahl. She Is survived by two sisters, MaeLee, Ripley, W, Va ., andCarrte Wears. RutlAnd; one brother. Edward Sheets, Nitro, W. Va.; 11 nieces and nephews. The family requesls no flowers and there will be no calling hours. Woodyard Eastern Chapel, Columbus Is In cnarge of arrangements. Ame rican Elcctric Power System . Qu ite frankly. I am getting ve ry disgusted with a ll of this ina ne rub bi sh. My fa ther, husband . brother a nd fa the r-in -law have all worked for tile Power Compa ny a nd I'm proud . o_f this fact. Electricity Is a vi.tal element li1 our nation's survival. If you do n't belie ve this, try a nd run your housenold for a day or two without it . We a ll ta ke our lifestyle for granted a nd don't bother to e xa m In c all of the fa cts tnvotved befOre we jump on an Issue with both feet. ployees and tile many years of service they have devoted to a job they believe in. Isn 't it a comfort to know tha t when we rc in need of urgent medical carr tna l ou r a rea Is blessed wit h several hospitals who can provide lnesophislicated equip· ment to save ou r lives and the lives of those we love" The equ ipme nt t~ a t is necessary to assur(' us qf these services a re all· powered by electricity. Maybe everyone s hould stop a nd really consider lhe full impac t that tile Power Company has In our everyday lives before being so quick to crliiclze. I nope this INter can so.me how raise the public awareness of th<' Just !maginC' w hat our area would issues involvff! here. Ther e ar e two campaign <Jlmt.'CI at and again st the be In rega rd to employment if America n Electric Power Com· pa ny had not loca ted nere. T he a11acks on tile compa ny ra nge from hlgn m onthly bills to acid ralll . ;rhe la test ba tllc front Is tile me tnods ust'<l to mine the coa l necessa11' in the generation of electricity . I refe r to the current war being waged on Iongwa ll opera lions at tile Me igs Min es. Tile public Is ve ry qu ick to condem n, might I suggest. that we ask them how they would manage I he nugc tas k of providing this vit al service? How would they ra ise tile money to build a nd maintain the facil ities necessa ry In keeping tile power on? . The re a rc groups who oppose nu r lf'nr powered plan ts. The re are thos<• who a rc agalnsl acid rain The C.O.I\ .l.. people think they know it all about min ing method~. Tiley say they arc not aga inst f'OllV('n lional minin g. I d a r~ sav 111f'i r ignoranrf' Is evident as IYJX' of under gr oun d mine ca n rPs u lt ln subsidence. T he re a re no gu a rani ('('SagFi inst it . Thi s has been anY pruvt•n ov<•r the yea rs in all a reas m inin~ w hC'rf' undf'rgro und has i:X'cn ca rrlPd out . The a ba ndoned m ines nPar W(llls ton arC' not A.E .P. m i nes. T here were no longwa ll miners ln operation there a nd ;:ct subsidence dtd cx·cur. ThP C.O.A. L. group should look a llttiP deeper tnr o this data befm-,. they try to move In an tell experienced coal companies the bPs ! way lo nm t h('ir business. I tnlnk it 's lim e for all America n E lect lie Power E m ployees to come lngNhr r a nd spea k out on beha lf of their jobs, fulu re and security of the ir fam ili es. The a ttacks on the company is an att ack on each and every one of Its dedicated e m- sides to every de bate a nd this case Is no except ion. Let us a ll make a n a tte mpt In use proper judgement In lnls matte•·. We arc ali conve rned a bou t lne fulu re for ourselves a nd our e nlldren. The fu ture of tnousands In ou r area depends upon the American Electric Power Company a nd It s conllnu ed growtn. I ca n not sit by a nd listen to blasl'll argument s without speaking out In benalf of what I know to be jUst and truthful . T na nk you.- Mrs. Dia ne Hickel. Rt. 1. Box 11:1, Le tart , W. Va. 2525.1. Donations appreciated Dora Bond, Angela Boster, Diane Brown, James Burcham, Mildred Cra btree, ·Joanne Crisp, Mary Curry, Jeremy Deer, Mary Deverick, Tony Elkins, Mrs. Ray F'lelds a nd da ughter, Randolph Llewellyn , Mary Gilmore, Heath Hudson, Elba Hutton, Alva Johnson TO, Okey Laudermlll, Rebecca Mankin, Myrtle Martin, Jillia Mayes, Loretta Myer~, Ricnard P e rkins Sr., Stuart Pu Ue n. Mrs. AUan Roland and son, Betty Rutt, Altl!:' Saultz, Chrlstine Schaeflaer, Sucnlng SIJiger~ Aaron Stone, In:, Stumbo, Margaret We rner. VIrginia Whitlatch, Harold WUI, Matthew Williams, LuUia Wise. BffiTH Mr. and Mrs. Thoma • Ritc hie,. _ son, Ga lllpblls . VEI'I!:RANS MEMORIAL Admitted Roland Morris, Rutland; Shari Bauman, Middleport; Ma xine Phillips , Pomeroy ; F'lorence Reynolds. Middleport; Carl Ralrden, Hartford. Dlscnarged - Gladys Moore, Evely n Manuel. Norma Stivers, Mae Weber, Bertha Diehl. Freda Russell, Christina Sheets , Harold Triplet t. Plan tournament Jay Ma r Ladies Golf Associa tion a nnounced loday a nine hole Besl ( US I'S U 3·960t :~~-~~~~~1 . ,~~~~.~ 11 ~~~-~~~~~~-;~~ ~~~-~~ 1 Ohio Vr1 ll f',Y P u iJ II sh l n~.t Com tM n.v . Mu lllml•d la . hw . Pornf' r oy . O lllo4~i l i!f , 992115h. ~ c:nnd dass post ag(' paid n t PonW t'Oy. Ol1ln. Mcm twt·: T tw Assoc \a f('(1 Prf'S.'-. In - dinner will be served following the tournament. Meat will be provided . A Tuesday's outing following 18 holes of golf prizes were awarded to Norma Custer and Becky Ande rson who lied for low gross; Kathy Gard for low net and Nellie Brown for low putts. Ladles Interested In pla ying asked to be a t the golf course on Tuesdays at 9 a. m. Soul he rn Hlgn footba ll t.eam Is buy ing a yard line ma r ke r a t a cost of $625. This purchase will be made Wllh donations. Many tnanks to the Rac ine Gun Club who got .this Building waste projec t off to a dandy sta n with a $100 gift. MINNEAPOLIS !API - More Otne r donat ions wlll bP deeply than 90 percent of tile nation's npprec la tcd . commercial buildings, which conWith deep a pprecia tion. on behalf .. sume some 15 percent of the ene rgy of thP coaching staff a nd team . _ . In lhe U .S., are obsolete In te rms of Bill Pot1er a nd Darrr•ll Dugan, energy efficiency. accordtng to a n Coaches. ene rgy exoert. are r OST MAS'l'L:.:R : Sf• nd a ddt'('!iS IO T hC' Uul1y SPnt lnol, \II Cou r 1S1., Pom('t'oy. Ohio ·1 ~71}\l . SVIISfRIPTION By C~t rrlc•r R~T ES ur Motor Route O ne Wf'ck .... ..... ................. ... .... $1.00 Ont' M on1h .............................. $<1 .40 O ne Y f'a r ................................ $.'12 .80 SJN(ilLE COJIV I'IUCES The Meigs County Genealogica l Society will meet Sunday, May15, at 2 p.m cat the Meigs Museum . < . '. .< YOUR HEADQuARTERS FOR ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR AND ACCESSORIES LOG/\L MAll. SUBSCilii'TIONS IMid e Ohio WCI'ks ................................. $14.tW 26 Weeks ......... .... .. ............ ...... S:l7.JO •. ..' ,,' ' LONG SLEEVE ARROW SHORT SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS REG . s 15.00 NOW ~ajors EAST Dr\'IRION Phladt>lph.la Monlr'Pal St. 1li !5 1J Lool~ " ' I. l't1. (_; :)Jj 12 . 5~ j() l.'i N(",,,· York 9 lA !l 1!1 Cllk';~n WD<i'l' 6\~l 10 II Plltsbuf'Rh Angt-lf'S A1lant:a 21 :ll ~ Cincinnati 1!'1 Ui San Dt~ 1-1 Jn 1.1 Jfl lli••~ron 1-1 1!1 5. II .' ) ll -~· ' \\ ~'i~ i slll.'o'''i G !Utlf'~< ,\t l , mt;.~ .',. 71, ~ Sun F'rM I'iSC'(l "" - .Xl:l HIVISIO~ ~ ... 7'.-t "" "' '' .Jjij $890 NOW Y.ork J. Houstoo [) Onl\ ~ !Ulll"' M'h<'d1Jii>CI Mtt:HI('AN 1.&\t;t lf : EAST lli\' ISIO:"'o JOG SUITS REG. 140.00 1 2 PRICE ODD LOT OF ~4 lnnm '-~ $1280 ONE GROUP OF Sweaters, Sport Shirts Velour Shirts &Silk Shirts / L'? C ltlCITlii<Tli :.!. l'hil:1dt! lj Jhlfl 0 BOYS' STRAIGHT LEG & BOOT CUT MEN~S WORK CLOTHING Pants: $699 Shirts: Bib Overalls: $}390 $599 LEVIREG ,JEANS 122 .00 W L l't·t. ~ ; R FLORENCE, Italy (AP) Championships . Ba!lirnor'f' 17 11 5f!l; Jimmy Arias defeated Australian In other matches, fourth-seeded lti 12 'li'l BosTon 'I w. I MUwn1JkN' I~ 1.2 Pat Cash 6-2, 6-3 to advance .to the Jose Hlgueras of Spain, tile defendTorur~t u ~~ 12 . 'l'>n quarterfinals of the $78,(XX) ROger lngcharnplon, beatJalroVelascoof C\P.•cloV~d · H> 13 .5"1'! MEN'S PRE-WASHED Dt•t m 11 J l-'1 I~ H CaDet Tennis Tournament. Colombia 6-2, 6-3; unseeded J eff '"' : . ' u ]li ·~I ~ ·• NN • Y ork In other second-round matches, Borowiak stunnedfifth·seededJose\\'J'_1';T UIVt-iiOI"' I~ 12 California Sweden'sSteianSimonssondowned Luis Clerc of Argentina 7-5, 6] i) t:l :'n:.' I,, Tf'Kas Spa!n's Juan Avendano 1-6. 7-6, 6-4, 4; third-seeded Ma ts Wllande r of K:Hl ~ HS Ctr:v n D ~I • Oaklan d J.l I ~• -~\ whtle . Angel Gimenez el~ated Sweden posted a 4-6, 6-2, 6-4 victory ,,jl.,, Ch i t · .~ ll 1:.' 1:• .l'r; "' Ii i " fellow-Spaniard Martin Jalte 4-6, over Manuel Orantes of Spain . .Minnf'!o, Qla 1:.! 1!1 ONLY ~d t t.k; • II ! l :m Kl,o, 6-1, 6-0. · Other second-rolind winners In· \\'l'(tlf!'llla,\··., (iam n-. TULSA. Okla . lAP ) ..2 Brian eluded second-seeded Gulllermo M\l'l. ii 1Jk• ..., 4. Mim-.-..ot.> 1 Df'trolt 'l. OaJitand ! Teacher edged Shlomo Glickstein of Vilas of Argentina, seventh-seeded C lf'V('II tnl1 2. K ansa ~ Cit' n Israel, 6-4, 64andSandyMaye~beat Eliot Telt.scher, Yannick Noah, Balrlmon • 1 S.' <llil(' ll ('nll frJrnl il J. 13«Wm I Chip Hooper 6-4, 6-3 In opening- France, Brian Gottfried, Jimmy Tt-·~ .1.~ i. Nf"o\ Ym'k 1 round matches of tile Bank of Brown, and Claudio Tana tta, Italy Toront o :1. l 'hicapo \ , 1Pinn l rT J.~ Thur!M:hay'~' l iwnt" Oklahoma Tennis Classic. and Tomas Smld, Czechoslova kia. Oakland d '"octJro ll :\ l1 111 Dt •tr\lll 1·'1'11') HAMBURG, West Germany KOBE , Japlln (AP ) - Leign :l.fll Tor·ont o t C iwl<~ 'l \ 1 ;u C h"-1' \a nd 1SQ. (AP ) - Top-seeded Ivan Lend! of Thompson upset third-seeded Ca "KERMS KORNER " Czechoslovakia defeated Bruce rlingBassettofCanada 6-2, 6-1 in the l"hton 1Aruvm 1-1 1 111 M11w:u1 kl~ · IC'. 1lcl POMEROY,OH . PH . 992-2049 Manson 6-2, 6-11n the second round first round of tile $~.00J Gunze """DnJ:.• '""ganu~ '"' st• lu~ l ll~'tl · ~o~f~th~e~$~~~.00J~~Ge~nman~-O~pe_n_T_e_nn __ ls___ w_o_rl_d_te_n_n_ts_t_o_urn __run __ent. ~·~----~::::::::::::::::::::::!J____________________________________________________________________________ .ODI;) LOT "'' ~ BOOT CUT JEANS $1790 .. OUTERWEAR 1 2 PRO ICE a h PRICES GOOD FRIDAY AND SATURDAY N. 2ND ST. MIDDLEPORT SELECTED ... ( ./f - WOOD TABLES on lila I isn't. 2-END I-COCKTAIL Reg. $299.95 Set $}4313 SET Veterans Memoli•~ llospltal Admit led--Roland Morris, Rutla nd : Shari Ra uma n, Middleport ; Ma xine Phillips, Pome roy: F'lorencc Rey nolds, Middleport ; Ca rl Tla irdc n. Hartford, W. Va . D isc ha rg ed -- G lad ys Moo re. Evely n Manuel, Nmma Stivers, Mae We ber. Bertha DiehL F'reda Russell . Christina Sheets. Harold Triple tt. ~31lACKSON PIKE · RU~ WEST - -· 4524 S..RGA~ MATINEES SAT & SVN . AU SEATS 12.00 ADMISSION EVE'RY TUESlMY 12.00 L ~RilMY ·MAY 6 thru 12 J thru 1HURSllAY ! Now with 9.8%:::'-ftnanclng or s300 rebate. Toke yo ur c hoic e : low financing to quallfled buY91' fro m participating dealers and ten.d en. Deale< contributio n moy affect customer price. Or S300 cash d lrecl from Chry!ier. See partlclj:lollng dealer lor details. Emergency runs Mull laic8 dehwt by May 31, .913. The Middleport Emergency Squad a nswered a call to F'lfthAve .. at 11 :30 p.m . Wednesday for Gwlnnie White who was taken to Ve terans Memorial Hospital. 5-passenger hatchbaclc.. Nightmares 7 Insomnia? COUNSELING May be of Help. Call Your COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER **992-2192** Horizon Is AJnerk:(!,s hiQha• mleage Now with 13 more sb ldctd fealures than lost year for $626 leu, based on.base sllc:ker prices or eompaably equipped '49hlclas $6,153.. 51~- ~~~· DANS IS G SIDEWALK SALES AGAIN CONTEMPORARY Qualty so good It's badc:ad by Clvys!er's 5 yea /50,000 m1e Plclcclton Plan. SOFA-CHAIR LOVESEAT · llmit&<l 'W'Orrantles cover the engine 1 power .1 train and outer bOdy rust-through for 5 .,eors or 50.000 mites. whic hever comes tlrsl. A cteaucllble may be required . See dealer tor deiails. Reg. mov -.ary o.pendlf'IO on 11299.95 ..•• (IIVEATHER PERIIITTIIIGl $5.3313 OPEN STOCK MAP LE AND PI NE BEDS ......... .-..............................~~~-- ~ !~~;~~ · - · S8J13 4 DRAWER CHEST ........•............... ~~~-- ~ !~?;~~ ... sgJtl 5 DRAWER CHEST ..... ,................. ~~,;~}~~;~~--- s9313 SINGLE DRESSER W/MIR~OR ......... ~!¥; :?~~;~~ .. S1JJ13 DOUBLE DRESSER W/MIRROR ....... ~?~:.'~~?:~~ .. $18613 TRADITIONAL SOFA & LOVES EAT ALL ·SKIRTS, DRESS PANTS AND PASTEL TWILL JEANS 1.1 52 Weroks .......... ,..................... S!'i1 .48 • Outside Ohio 13 W ~cks ........................... , ..... Sl 5 . 2~ 26 ¥locks ................................. S29.64 52 \\'e('ks .................. ..... ... .. .... : $56;21 REG. SJ6 .00 RACK Nt\ TION,\L l..E:\ Gl 'E • \ Su bsc r ibers not d<'SirlnJ:: 10 pay 1he ('ll r - No subscriptions by rn ll ll pcrmlttt'd In F1NJSHES SECOND - Sally Austlon or Raeford, N. C., placed second in the WPGT event Wednesday at Riverside. Jane Geddes, 23, of Sommervllle, S. C., won this year's event Mnntreal K Arias advances to quarterfinals Horizon.•. speea, wecllhef ana trip length 1-iiQhw'Ov mlteoge Pf'Qbobtv leSl 1.0 li1te sng lf\e only. • • Bpse stiCker price lnc1~ de511natlor1 c harges. fltte o no taxes elttro ro w ns wh en • hom e ra nier service Is nvall abif'. • FRI. & SAT. MAY 13 & 14 Nt~ HEAR THE REDS ALL SEASON LONG ON • use EM estimo18s klf comptl'lton 'lhur mileoge mon lh . " attention has been great. It 's really nice." Deanie Wood claimed a $690 check for her three days or work with a 219. Barbara Pendergast carded a 221 for a fifth place fin ish and m . Three ladles tied for sixtll place at 223. Noreen Ulhleln. and first round co-leaders Kathy Willi- . ams and Lynn Cooke. Uihleln got $456.75 while both Williams and Cooke got $469.25, splitting the $25 for low score In the first round. The low scorer for each round pickS up an addition $251n bonus money. There w as a four-way tie fornlnth place worth $310. Sandy Lemon, Allison Finney, Mary E . Mull>hY and Lynn Stiffler eac h ca rded a three-day total of224 . F'ormer Marshall University golfer Tammie Green , playing as an amateur tn .the Miste r Bee Classic turned In an impressive 227 tota l. "I feel I could have played better , but really I'm pleased. Just knowing that I can play with these girls. who play all year. tllat m a kes It nice." said Green following her fina l round. Green, 23, of Somerset. Ohio, said she wanted some competitive experience and exposure: She's a lso attempttng to make the LPGA by attending their qualifying school in Houston, Texas , In August. NEW YORK CLOtHING HOUSE NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE LJa l l y .. .............................. 20 Cf' nts rkr fTl ilY rl'm!1- In advancl' dlr'ect to The Dal ly S.• nlln &l on 3, 6 or 12 mo'illh ba sis. Crt"dl l wil l be giver\ cu r rler euch Jane Geddes came from fivestrokes behind Wednesday after. noon to claim the Second Annual l Mister Bee Classic held at the ·: . Riverside .Golf Course tn Mason. . Geclcles ~ a 67 yesterday, tying the ladles course record at River• .,' side.- Geddes m ade a bid at tile record on the final hole, but just missed by Inches and settled for a par. . :· · Geddes traDed second round leader Sally Austin by five strokes entering the third and final round. • Austin struggled yesterday With a 75 • giving her a three-day total of218for a third place ftnlsh worth $8Xl. Kay Kennedy fired a one-under par 70 ' • yesterday for a second place finish at 217 and $960. The Miste r Bee victory. was ·· worth $1,225 for Geddes, 23, from SununeJViUe, S.C. It was her second ·. straight victory. Last week Geddes won the on the WPGT at Lexington, Ky. "! really had some good thoughts coming out here this morning, I was confident I could ' win .. .I just wanted to shOOt In the :; best numbers tha t I could and !was ·· just rorrunate enougn to wtn," said the winner. Geddes also wanted to conunent on her stay here, "Most of the time we'e r (the WPGT ) around some bigger cities and we don't get .. that much attention . Here. the were ·HOME OWN.ED Geddes rallies to win Bee tourney Hospital news la n d Dal l v P n•ss J\ssod t1 !on and 1ht• 1\ ml'l'h.'a n· Ni' WSPUP<-'1' Pub l iSher s I\ S· ~ oda1lun , Na llunnl Adv(' r !ls ln ~ Ht'pr esl'nl a1i vf' , B t·onha m Nc wspaJ)('t' Sa le!!, 7:1.1 Th ird Ave nUI', Nl' W York , Ne\.1.• York IIJJI 7. Society meets Sunday < ,; The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 WMPQ 92 fM Ba ll Tournament wiD . Abepotluck held ~~====~======~.L!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!'!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!~;;;~;~!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!J Sunday, May 15. at 4 p.m The Daily Sentinel A llh·l..,lon c1.1 Multlnwdlu, In<·. A bake sale wW be held Friday. · May 13, at the· Town House at · Morgan Center, Vlnton-Eno Road, Gallla County from 10a.m . to4p.m. The Proceeds wiD go toward a project to help the Navajo Indians In · Arizona. Heading the project are Beverly Spires of LangsvWe and Sharon Durham. Po~ . POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Saunders of Bidwell and KeUy Wtlson, Pomeroy, were dinner guests or Mr. and Mrs. Carl Moore call at the Rawliilgs-Coats-Biowe r ~~;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;:;;~ Funeral Home from 7 to 9 p.m . 1 Friday, Marie Hysell Ma rtens, 82, formerly of Middleport, died Tuesday a t the Lakewood Hospital In Lakewood. Mrs. Martens was born Sept. 13, DISCHARGES MAY 11 Disgusted with rubbish ' 1899inMiddleport, a daughter of the late H . J . a nd Anna Russell Hysell. Beskles her parents, she was Preceded In death by her husband . Henry R. Martens. Surviving Is a sister, Mrs. w. H. Crow,. Lakewood, and several nieces and nephews. Graveskle services wlll be held a t 10:30 a .m . Saturday at the RivervlewCemeteryWiththeRev. Robert Robinson o!ficiatlng. F'rtends may Beulah Stah~ HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER ...... ..• Bake sale Friday Marie Martens Hospital News Letters to the editor During the recent past we have been bombarded with a nega tive Thunday, Ma 12 1983 Ohio Sentinel GAWPOUS, OHIO . . ,, �• .. • .. . ' Thursday, flay 12 1983 Ewing will return WASHINGrON (AP) -George, The Daily Sentinei- Page-,5 Middleport, OhJo HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE • town University basketball Coach John Thompson h;is B.lllllllllla!d that AU-America center Patrick Ewing would play at least one more season for the Hoyas. Thompson sald Ewing, who just completed his sophomore season, would not enter the Natlonal Basketball. Association' s hardship draft on Friday. · Pa; I hli"D'f • SYRACUSE, OH. PHONE 992-5771i NOW OP£11 FOI SPIING SW011 ••llble llld illddi~.W ·~=~- toru. •• 11 Also 1-· 11rJ1 llld ..wticJn of li• ol slw'ulllle!y IIIII diiRIIruH btls. OPEN DAtLY 9 "' a SUN~Y I "'5 A SALUTE' TO VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ' ----- ~ -- ...... ' FANCY LONG AND SHORT DRESSES FOR SPECIAL OCCASIONS _ *PROMS *ALUMNI *GRADUATION MEIGS' Cindy Crooks leaps high Into air at serond alter errant throw during South Point steal altempt. · SOU111 Point celebrates alter winning sectional title. South Point eliminates Meigs girls, 7-5 ROCK SPR INGS - A M eigs Six error s and 16 walk.' aided the Mar auder ette softball team th at Lady Pointers to their insurmounnad captur ed the hean of many table lead. South Point m;inaged . local fans had t heir tournament only three hits while the loser s trail ended by So uth Point 7-5 her e banged out nine. · Wednesday In the sectional finals. Getting hits for Meigs wer e Robin Losing for only the second time in Buffington with two singles and a 15 gam es, Meigs dropped behind 6-1 double, Natalie La m ben a single after three innings but made a run and triple. Paula Horton a single . at It as t)ley had the tying ru ns on . and double, Beth Gloeckner a second and third In boih thl' sixth triple. and Cindy Crooks had a and seventh Innings but couldn' t single. Krls Snowden, while not bring !hem homP. hilling safely , m ade two sensa- Bulldogs post 7-1 • wtn over Marauders ROCK SPRINGS -'- The Athens Bulldogs, behind the strong left hand pitching of Hubie Cooksey: w hipp e d M e i gs 7- 1 h e r e Wednesday. Cooksey fanned 10 and walked only one batl cr In keeping the Mar auders at bay . Jack Welker hu rled the distance for Meigs, allowing five wa lks and two strikeout s. Meigs' only run came in the srcond Inning when Mike Wilford boomPd onf' ovrr the leflfl eld fencl:' for a hom erun. Othl'r Meigs' hit ters wer e &ott Gheen wit h a single and triple while Nick Riggs, Allen King, Dan T homas, and Scull Harr ison all had a single. Marc Whaley paced the At hens' attack with t hree singles whil e Steve Robe and Brad Bake,- each had two singles aplec<!. All nine Athens' hil s were singles . In baseball action Tuesday night, the M ar auder s dropped a 9-5 no n-l eag u e d Pcls \o n to th e Nelsonvi ll e-Y ork BuckPyes at Meigs. N ick Bush went all the way for Meigs wh ile Mike Bishop hu rled for the winners. Willard had two hits In leading Meigs. Wit h the t wo losses, th e Mar aud· ers fell to 3-12 on t he yeai· and to 1-6 in the SEOA L . A thens Is 5-4 in league play and R-9 overall. N-Y Is 7-8 overall. By Innings: Alht'ns ..................... ...... 112 tr!l 0--7 g n Ml'!gs ... ~ ........................ tllU tlll n- 1 7 2 t::ook.'ie)' tWPl and llaki'r . Wc l kt'r t LP J a nd r. twen. Tut•Hchty '" Gurncs Nf'ls.- Yor k ...................... :too •I(XJ l - !1 10 :1 Mr!£S ...................... , ..... 001 un 'l- r• r1:.! Bishop tWPI and Easl r rll ng. Bush (I_.PI and Follrod. Reds blank Phils CINCINNATI (API - When M ike Schmidt singled to start the Philadelphia ninth Inning Wednesday · ni ght, terrible thoughts of Shea Stadium popped Int o Marlo Soto's mind. Just five days earlier In New York, the Cincinnat i Reds' ace had falied to protect a two-run lead in the · ninth Inning, giving up a two-run hom er to the M ets' Dave Kingman that tied the game and set up an eventual M ets' victory. Soto was determined not to let the · same thing happen again as he · nursed a 2.{) lead Wednesday qver Philadelphia. " !said, 'Here we go again,"' Soto recalled. "! was lp'lng to be very careful against (VQn) Hayes." . Young Hayes, the next Phlllles' batter, showed little of Kingman's flair tor the dramatic. He bounced Into a double play that eased the way tor Solo to compiete'a 2.{) victory. ' ' • Middleport Dept. Store tiona! catches In centerfield to end · By Innings: South Point threats. SOuth Point.. .............. ..... Ill 100 ~ 7 3 J Mel~ ....... ............ ..... ... ... 010 llM 0--5 9 6 L ambert went.aU the way on the two. Carey fanned 16 two andfanning Issued mound and walked whlle only three walks for the winners . M eigs, still tied for first place with Logan in the SEOAL, plays at Waverly tod ay In an Important loop m atch. South Point now goes on to district play with this sectional's FACING FACTS..... crown . Drink Mix Makes 10 Full Quarts Riffle also had a long double to .go with his single, Wade Connolly had a I rlple, and Brian Allen had a single. Rob Cunningham picked up the win , while reliever zane Beegle r ecorded the save . Cunningham Is now 3-2 on the season. M cClain suffered the loss for the Spartans. Llnescore: Uncscore: TODAY'S HOSPITALS OFFER THE FINEST CARE WITH THE MOST MODERN EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE TO MEDICAL SCIENCE. FROM INTENSIVE CARE FACILITIES TO THE. MATERNITY WARDS MODERN HOSPITALS ARE DESIGNED TO BE EFFICIENT .FOR DOCTORS, NURSES AND PATIENTS. VISIT YOUR LOCAL ITAL MAY 8TH - 14TH. or 12 oz. $}89 Riopan Plus ONLY Pre-Sale . 3.29 .,...•• .,.ORAL OR RECTAL, Reg. $2.15 HERMOMETERS ONLY $1.39 Southern OOl 104 0-5 11 2 Alexa nder OOJ 102 0-3 5 2 Ba tl cri£'S : Rob C unnln~ha m IWP J, Zane Beegle 161hl and Tony Rifllr . C. McC lain and Jor dan. In a reserv e contest, the game ended In a 12-12 tie after six innings. T odd Adams had two singles, David Eber sbach a double, Charlie Wolfe a triple, and Richard Davis and Dan Wolle had singles. Southern's varsity, defending champions of the Southeast sectional. wlll play tonight against Hannan Trace at Gallipolis. TRIPI.£ ANTIBIOTIC OINTMENT HELPS PREVENT INFECTION AND AIDS IN HEALING ONLY $169 POMEROY ROWER SHOP . ~ .• ~­ -~ f!· . 'l '· ~~ Pre-Sale . 2.19 PKG, OF 2 MILLER THERAGRANM RACINE HOME NATIONAL BANK 992-6333 High Potency Vitamin Formula w~h Minerals. 30 FREE WITH 100 ONLY V2 Price NURSE OXFORuS DRESS & CASUAL GROUP WOMEN'S & CHILDREN'S SHOES $300PAIR OR 2PAiRs$500 Pkg: of 2 TOOTHBRUSHES Adult ............................ $1.18 Child & Youth ...........,... $1.07 For Dogs & Cats • SWISHER & LOHSE PHARMACY ONL COLOGNE SPRAY B')' Coty 2.5 oz. $11.00 Vlliue MARGUERITE SHOES "The Middle Shoe Stor.e In The Middle Block" · POMEROY, OHIO . FARMERS BANK & SAVINGS · - ·.. MCCo11-. • .••. ( . ..,. . . ,.,._ • .••. . ..,... "'"'"'· Ill . !th. I PII!SCIUP'TlONS " M~S INN/ PIZZA SHACK F,...._.lyhrviu 1 . ~1· o..n Nltfth fill t PH . ..NtU ,...,..,..y, O. ' . ' • co. 992-6669 · POMEROY 992-7034 DR. JAMES SCHMOLL MIDDLEPORT • POMEROY 992-5432 J& D DRILLING 949-2512 RAONE PAT Hill FORD JIM'S GULF 992-2196 .POMEROY 992-6225 R•.CRAIG MATHEWS, D.D.S. STATE FARM INS. ' 992-6658 ' 992-2136 POMEROY • M.,.. ttltliS.t. l :tOil .m . lotp.M. hftfly 1t: 10ft U :JIIfttll09 .m . MIDDLEPORT KINGSBURY HOME SALES, INC. 992-2955 ·; POMEROY ONLY PRICEs· EFFECTIVE THRU MONDAY, 992-2644 POMEROY FLEA & TICK COLLAR 992 -2115 RAWLINGS-COATS-BLOWER FUNERAL HOME CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT FRANCIS RORIST SERGEANT'S SENTRY V NUANa ALL SALES FINAL BANK ONE 992-2342 POMEROY $1 24 POMEROY MIDDLEPORT DOWNING-CHILDS, MULLEN INS. . ONLY SUGAR RUN MILLS VILLAGE PHARMACY POMEROY-RUTLAND-TUPPERS PLAINS ROACH TRAPS . REAOi 992-6661 MIDDLEPORT K& C JEWELERS RAID $} 00.0PAIR $} ..vv PAIR CENTRAL TRUST CO. · POMEROY EYE DROPS ........?.'~~~.$1.54 2 PR. FOR $12.00 mft----r--G~~~U~P~WO~M~EN~'S MEN'S SHOES ~ POMEROY Vi!-.~ MlbDLEPORT VISINE 1/2 OZ,, Reg. $2.51 992-2139 POMEROY heritage house of shoes 6!9 992-2049 POMEROY SYRACUSE 1 ~AONE ONLY SANDALS $700 PAIR 992-2556 POMEROY EWING FUNERAL HOME NEW YORK CLOTHING HOUSE G&J AUTO PARTS CO. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ' LIGHTERS GROUP WOMEN'S 992-2039 JPOMEROY 139· CRICKET DISPOSABLE WOMEN'S SHOES VETERANS MEMORIAL OFFERS THE UFE-FUGHT PROGRAM NO ONE EVER-: ENJOYS GOING TO THE,HOSPITAL, .YET ITS SURE NICE TO KNOW ITS THERE WHEN YOU NEED IT!!! l.r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ GROUP OF MEIGS MEDICAL COMPLEX 17;;;;;;;:~::::;;~~==========;::::::::~;;:;,;~ Southern tops Alexander, 5-3 By SCOTI' D . WOLFE ALBANY - The sharp five-hit plchlng of Rob Cunningham and zane Beegle helped boost the Southern T ornadoes to their 12th victory by edging the Alex ander Spartans, 5-3, here Wednesday. The non-leagtJe win leaves. Sou t hern with a 12-4 m ark. The Tornadoes took a 1-0 lead In the fourth on singles by Tony RUfle and Zane Beegle, followed by a sac rHtce fly by Rob Cunningham . lntheslx th Southerntookthe lead for good on a leadoff double by zane A<>eg le, Paul Harris reached on an cror, and a run scoring single by Rob Cunningham. T ony Deem singlrd in a r un and an error on the same pl ay let In another. Joey Wolfe's tnrteld single scored Deem f rom third for a 5-1 lead. Southern banged out 11 hits as Zane Beegle led all hitter s wlih a double and three singles for a perfect four for fou r nigh!. Tony VETERANS MEMbRIAL HOSPITAL ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT . SMITH NELSON -MOTORS 'THE DAILY SENTINEL ' ' 992-2155 992-2174 . .' ., �• • • • • •I : Thunclmy, May 12 ·1983 ·By The Bend .. , The Daily Sentinel ~ Thunday, May 12 1983 .. Page 6;:. ., . • Rutland Church of God sets cheese distribution The Rutland Church of God will be distributing free cheese all day Fr1day at the church to qualifying persons. To be eligible lor the cheese program indiv iduals must meet the following In come gu id e line s. Cheese cannot be given out without proof of Income and distribution wUI begin at 9 a.m . and conti nue all day. With one person in the family, up to $7,020; two persons, up to $9 ..130: three persons, up to S1 1.640: four lty to review !he anatomy and physiology of the nervous system and to Increase their krowledge of neurologica l assessment. Empha· sis will be ·on nursing assessment and the·neurologtcaJ examination . Upon completion of the program, participants should be able to describe thP structures of the cent ral and (X'riphera l nervou s '. Rabies clipi~, • • vacctnattons· to be given ' • persons. up to $13.950: five persons, up to $16,260; six persons, up to · $18,570: and for family units wtth more than six members, add $2,310 lor each additional person. · You must nepah. The Meigs CouQty Health ment lil conjunction wtth the l'<felgs County Humane Society wtU he conducting a Rabies Clinic at the Meigs County Fairgro\111$, cattle sale ring on June 14 from 3 p.m. to have one of the ,It following proofs of income In order to receive the cheese: Food Stamp Card, AFDC Card or Award Letter, SS! Award Letter, General Welfare Card, Unemployment book or Application Ieier, Golden Age Card. or IRS Tax Information (W·2 Form !. the nursing neurological exam; relate components of the nursing neurological exam to the physlologlcar structure of the nervous system: integrate the assessment process wlt.h rehabilitation planning; a nd understand the Importa nce of assessment of deficiencies to provide total patient care. The instructors for the workshop arPCa rolyn Esca ndon, RN., M.Ed. · who Is certified by the American Board of Neurosurgical Nurses and leches ahatomy and physiology of ·: the nervous system for critical care nurses: and Diane O'Linn, RN., staff, Parkersburg Neurological Associates, Parkersburg, W. Va . systems: Ident ify co mponent s of ' . ' 6:~p. m . . I . ' Neurological seminar s·cheduled for nurses A workshop on neurologica l assessment will be conducted at Holzer Medical Center ln Ga llipolis on May 19 from 9 a.m. to 4:30p.m. The workshop Is designed to assist nurses in recognizing neurological problems and sy mptoms. The participants will have an opportun· '<. I 'I POPPY DAYS -In Middleport Poppy Days wiD be observed on May 20 and 21 with members of tbe American Legion AuxUJarles of Lewis Manley P08t 263 and Feeney·Bennett Post 1.28 to be on lbe streets wtth the memorial poppies. Pictured here with Fred . Hollman, Middleport Mayor, who proclaimed the two days for the observance are, lromlbe left; Margaret Bowles, president of Unll 263, Lula Hampton, poppy chalnnan of Unit 263, and Peggy Caton, poppy chairman of Unit 128. Pomona Grange meets, plans Meigs County Pomona Grange met recenlly at the Rock Springs . . Grange HalL . . An application for membership was read for Cll!ton FraJey. The fifth degree was conferred on him · and for Inspection. The National Grange Sewlng Contest was Judged by Becky CotterUI and Bennlta Klng:Wlnners Barrows. Columbia Grange was of t.hE! adult class were Ann first; and RU!a Lowrey, Columbia Lambert, Hemlock Grange, first ; . Grange.was second. · Bertha ·cnppen, Columbia Grange, · The MeigS COunty Grange Y~uth second, and Norma Lee, Harrison- Group sponsored a cake walk ville Grange, third. Wlnners in the tollowlng the meeting. Money will youth class was Janet Hooper, be used to help sponsor the prince Columbia Grange, first. In the and princess to the state grange clothing for children class Rose session in October. Dr. Carol Osborn, DVM, wt11 he aclministering the vaccinations, and cost of shots.are rabies, $3, and distemper, lepto, parvo, and hepat:(tis will be $7, ' . . The Health Department and Human Society urges pet owners to take advantage of this service. Anyone needing ' add! Ilona! lnlor. matlon may call the Meigs County Health Department at 993-0026 or the Meigs County Humane Socletj, at 992·542'7. ~tate Mr. and Mrs. James H. Alexander, Earleville, Md. Mr. andMrs. Guy Murphy and Br1an, Honeyaye, N. Y:.; Mr . . and Mrs. Robert WUllams, Nortl!east, Md., Mrs. Marshall ,Moore; Charlestown, 'Md. and Mrs. Kl!thryn Krummel, PellY· ville, Md. were among the out'()ftown guests here for the recent weddlilg of Kenneth R Harris and Mary Crossen. Racine women have mother-daughter banquet historical president )visits Navarre meetipg : , Charles Blakeslee, president of llie Ohio Association ol Historical . :soctetles and Museums, and Mrs . i3lakeslee were in Navarre Satur1iay to partlclpate in the annual ~ringmeetlilgoiReglon 4hosted by ;lhe Navarie-Bethlehem Township Jlistorleal Society. ; . WhUe there, they lunched with ·rormerMeigsCouDtyresldentMary J'vlcC,mba Myers, who Is active ln the •Navarre Society. · ; Monday the Blakeslees partici· !pated In the Region Jspringmeeting the Arms Museum and hosted by ;the Mahonlng Valley Historical ·Society. , 1be remalnlng schedule for the :a1 Blakesle!is wm Include the spring meetings of Region 5 at GranvU!e, RobbiJls.Hunter Museum, host on SatufWiy; .the Region 6. May 16 •· meeting at the Allen County ilistorical Society and Museum at Lima, and the Region 1, May 21, Grand Rapids Historical Society. Representlng the Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society and Museum at the Reglqn 8 meeting at Circleville on April 16 were Margaret Parker, vice presklent of the local society, and Louise Eden, trustee. They reported on Meigs County activities and enjayed a tour of 'the early circle for which Circleville was named. ' Calendar 11-IURSDAY POMEROY Pomeroy chapter Women's Aglow Fellowship wUI meet at 6: 30 p.m. Thursday at Duff's Restaurant . in Gallipolis. ROCK SPRINGS - Rock Springs Grange wUI meet Thursday at·8 p.m. POMEROY -Southern Band Boosters will meet Thursday at 7:30p.m. in the band room. Wedding guests The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SATURDAY RUTLAND- Rutland Youth · League wtll have tag day in Pomeroy Saturday from 9 .a .m. until noon. All pony league and little league players are to meet at the civic center .at 8:30a.m. POMEROY - Annuallnspec· tlon of Bosworth CouncU 46, Royal and Select Masters wUI be Saturday at 5 p.m. Super excellent master degree wUI be at 7:30p.m. SUNDAY Martha Dudding, chairman, Betty. Marlene Fisher, program designer The!irstannualmother-daughter Roush, Jirogram coordinator; Alice and table decorator. Dolly Wolle banquet sponsored by the Raclne Wolle, favors and placemats; had the closing prayer. United Metlxidlst Women lor the Racine charge churehes was con· r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ ductedSaturdaynlghtatthechurch. The dinner was potluck and the program carried' out a theme ol "Patchwork QuUt." Handn\ade qunts were displayed around the ••• social room, andplacematscarrled out the theme with qullt block patterns, as did the table decorations and favors. Betty Roush gave the we!CQI11e and Ruth Smith the dinner grac;e. Priscilla Clark sang two songs, Tracy Norris had a plano solo, Chlorus Grimm and Lois Bell gave readlngs. and Mary Lou lse and Terr1 Shuler had a plano duet. Others taking part In the patchwork quilt program with readings were "Little Girl." by Jennifer Rowe: " My Quilt," by Margie West: "WhenGrar\dmaComes,"by Lor1 Warden: "Life's Pieces," by Martha Dudding: "Jesus Quilt." by Mabel Shields; "Quilt Pieces," by Jett.~ifer Johnson, Elisa Willford, Tracy Norris, and Angle Manuel; "The Weaver." by BeckY Mallory. Freda Turley read an anginal poem about mothers, and Linda Jewell sang a song which she had composed for her mother. ON THE ',T' IN MIDDLEPORT The songs, "Faith Of Our Mothcrs," and "More Like the Master" 10 00 a.m. To 6:00 p.m. weresungbythegroup. . : friday 10:00 a.m. To 8:00p.m. On the banquet committee were . ...;.;.;;,;~;..;,.;.;;;.;;;.;,;;,;.;;_.:.:,:;::.,.:.;-..;;;;;;,;.;;;.;;;;;;;..:;;::;;;__ _. GET A FREE CHIC HOBO BAG BUY A PAIR OF CHICK JEANS IN OUR STORE AND GET A COUPON FOR YOUR FREE HOBO BAG. Martin L Woodard Wcxxiard retires from hospital Martin L Woodard, an employee of Veierans Memorial Hospital as a night orderly for the past 20 years, has retired. His co-workers honored him wtth a party and gifts at the hospitaL Woodard is married to the former Cora E. Hysell of Pomeroy, and they have two chUdren, Wanda Moore of Columbus and Martln L. Woodard Ill. of Pomeroy. They also have four grandchildren. HOBSON -Rev. Stan How· ard wUI be speaker at 9:30a.m. morning services at Hobson Church of Christ In Christian Union. Rev. Everett Delaney .wUI he eventng speaker at 7: 30 . p.m. . CHIC BAGGIES OR BASICS $22 99 A PAIR Happenings · Concert Sunday at Pomeroy UM Church Past members of the Meigs · High Concert Choir are being given a special. invitation to a.ttend the aMual sprlng concert to be presented Sunday at 3 p.m. at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, The Iarmer ·choir members wUI he asked to joln 1!1 the slnglng ol "Old irish Blesslrig" . the song traditionally used to close the spring concerts. Ed ,Harkess is the director. · Racine revival to begin OVER 46 YEA~S SERVING THE AREA ASTRO TURF SPECIAL 99 ·YD. • ® . Eastern's alumni Association banquet wUI be 6: ~p.m. on May ' 28 ·tn the high school gym. A : dance will follow at 8:30 p.m. SERVICE DEPARTMENT FREEZER SALE 30" Gas or Electric RANGE ' POMEROY - The vocal : music department of the Meigs ; High School will present a public · spr1ng concert at 3 p.m. Sunday : at the Pomeroy United Metho- ' $J29 RCA POMEROY- Bar~ Horse· ' man show sponsored by Eastern Junior Class will be Sunday, ~ i: dlst Church. AU former choir members are invited to attend and join In the presentation of the final number, "Old Irish Blessing." Direction is by C. Ed Harkless. Featured band will be "Whiskey River." For additional Infamia· Uon call C. D. Mclntyreevenlngs at 992·5007. May 15; beginning at !O a. m . The event will be held at the Meigs County Fairgrounds, Pomeroy. Softball tournement in Reedsville • c -· ; REEDSVU.,LE - There will : be a softball tournament May 28 · and 29 at Reedsville sponsored : by Ollve Township Voluntee~ ' ROll:...-COLOR TELEVISION LAWM FOOD t.. tc:ono~tuu\ ,we~~. ,.~ ~ .. • .-=:c.. WE£o Fire DePartment. The entry tee Is S60 plus two balls, must be red dot or Dudley. For additional Information call J78.6165 or 667-6Z78, ;Return Jonathan Meigs DAR meets S345 The Return Jonathan Meigs : Chapter of the Daughters of the : American Revolution will meet . Friday, at 1: ~p.m. at the home · of Mrs. T)tereon ·Johnson, Ra· cine. Delegates to the Contlnen· tal Congress wUI give their · RACINE - Cystic Fibrosis :. Blke-A•Thon will he Saturday 10 . a.m., in the village of Raclne. 25" BIG SCREEN . You As ( 10·6-4) .. , ... ?ttM & Fr ro IE Our Reg. 9.97 6.99 Our Reg. 6.57 Sale Prlc$ ;or $3 ~ 40-Lb. Bag Tofo Soil or Peat Su~r K-Gru Weed & Feed Treats 5,000 sq ft. 40 lb. bag, weed control and lawn fertilizer. 40·1b."' bag of op Soil or Peat for lawns, gardens and shrubs. Save. Nerwt 4.99 IE 20 Lb. Lawn Food 10·6-4 lawn food plus weed controL For greener lawns. reports and the program will be "A Restless People" by Mrs. Ronald Reynolds. Hostesses tor the meetlng are Mrs. Johnson, Mrs. EUeen Buck, Mrs. George Morris, Mrs. James O'Brien, and Mrs. Reynolds. 25% OFF OURREG. PRICE ON ALL TREES 2 IN STOCK For88~ I One of Our Customers · I][] Bedding Plant flack Flower on d vegeloble plant< t o r y o u r garden Our Reg. 1.87 Sale Price 1.47 rn1J 97( Potted Geraniums. Colorful geraniums lor boxes. Plant Faod flower Super K·Gro·· plant fOOd in iarge -5-lb • box. ' N•t WI Persons are to meet at the fire station. Prizes and refreshments will be provided by local merchants. Quilt ShOW at SeniOr Ceriter , : ~'residents with quilts to show .or sale at the second annual .traditional quilt show to he held : at the Senior Citizens Center, ; June 11 and 12, are asked to contact Susan OUver at the CEnter, 992·2161. Theshowwlllbe held both d4ys !rom noon untU 6 p.m. andtheadmlsslonwtllbe$1. , Tennis lessons scheduled in Syracuse • SYRACUSE - Persons inter· : esled in tennis lessons to be : !liven at the Syracuse Courts on : Monday and Thtmtday eyenlngS from 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. are tocau Complete Service Department.... 992-7351 or 992-'TTi7. LesOns cost $12 and will be for beginner aduH and intermediate a11iilt: LeSiOns WUI begin on May 16 and end June 2. wm Our Reg. 3.17 Our Reg 49.88. 3.97 1.97 39e88 Plaallc Watering Can Sturdy 1-gol watering can 101 ptonrs and garden. 5o·xw· n1 1c,r re t~ to rcea r os~ with brass c:;up.,rg' So, e • . Our Reg. 5.97 Nylon' Garden Hose . EVENINGs riL 9Ar THE PLAZA ' ' 6 Ft. Picnic Table. Table and two benches, redwood color. Ready to·assemble. SAVE. ....·. . • l'"n ........... ~ II ' . Bike-a-thon will be Saturday legs Optional • :Horseman show scheduled XL-100 19" 1 19" XL-100 ~ Church ln Middleport Saturday at 7:30p.m. Thepubllclslnvlted ' to attend. , 13, from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m . There wUI be no charge for the dlnner but donations wUI be accepted, sponsored by the United Methodlst Men. . ..... -. ..... , ... hh :spring concert presented at school RACINE -A benefit pancake and sausage supper will be given lor Cindy Wheat, )Vho needs a · liver transplant, at the Racine Methodist Church Fr1day, May WE OFFER A COMPLETE Magic Chef. -···-· .. , Dan Hayman and the Country ) Hymntlnners Will be sJnging at the Ash Street Freewill &p!st frlit~'':t£l!SJD MICHIGAN ·,Hymn sing in Middleport Saturday Eastern Alumni sets meeting DIXIE LINE by f:lllit=l!HIB • RACINE - Paul Crisp of day. The Royalmen Quartet, , Whltesburg,Ky.,wU!beevange- Charleston, W.Va., wUI sing at , list for ·a weekend revival at the · the Frtday service, Services wUI , Racine First Church of the be at 7:30 each evenlng and at : Nazarene Friday through Sun· 10:30 a.m. on Sunday. Pastor Tom Collier lnvltes the public. Benefit for Cindy Wheat transplant SQ. YD. : STORE HOURS • ·'· .' ,' I • • �Page--8 Thunday, May 12 1983 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Heath UM dinner honors families ' • A skit and recitations In tribute to mothers by the children of the Mrs. Lee McComas who prepared the dinner. Sunday School attendance April 24 was 32; church attendance, Il, May 1 Sunday School attendance was 40; children attendance, :a:t. The community was saddened by the death of Nita Dillinger, mother· • of Alfred's Sunday School super1n· . ten dent , Uoyd DUllnger. Mrs. Dillinger often vlslted Alfred Ch!lrch . Members of the church Dr. Milton Lambert , formerly ol . and community who visited the funeral home)ncluded Nina Robin· Pomeroy a nd a graduate of Pomeson, Clara and Osle Mae Follrod, roy High School, now an orthopedic Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, surgeon In Cincinnati, has been Mr, and Mrs. Russell Archer, and appointed to the National Board of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer. , Examiner s l o r Orthope di c Clara Follrod visited Mr. and Surgeons. Mrs. Bill F ollrod, Athens, May 1. Dr. Lambert received hls M .0. May 3 Rev. Muyomb!, District from the University of Wlsconsll! · Superintendent of North Shaha and completed hls residency at Conference, Zaire, Afrlca , Ronald Duke University. He was recently Monroe, agriculture missionary to In the area to visit his father, John Zaire. and Ray Price, Albany C. Lambert, who Is a patient at Church, visited Alfred Church arid Pleasant Valley HospitaL presented a program on the church In Zaire. Rev. T homas gave the opening prayer and introduced the missionaries. Mr. Monroe r ead the Transfiguration scene from Matthew 17. Rev. Muyombi delivered a message on the needs of spirttual An article "Facts on Fat" read at Llfe in his native tongue, Interpreted the recent meetlngo!TOPSOH 1466, by Mr. Monroe. They showed slides Rutland, . was the basis for a of Zaire churches, people and discussion on we ight loss. Shorty agriculture. Alfred UMW served Wright was the weekly best loser luncheon . with Phy llis Clay as runner -up . Mrs. Joe Poole a nd Wlll accom · . panted Mr. Poole to Columbus April 30 and helped hlm get settled In his apartment at Ashvtlle. church were features of the pro- ..-.....-- =iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii gram at the annual mother· · !"" daughter banquet Mo~y night at the Heath United )l.!ethodlstQIUrch, Middleport. Donna Byer had charge of the program which Included a sklt, "If Kids Were .Morns" by Abby Blake, Mary Byer, Susan Houchins, Mar· garet George; Joy O'Brien, Amy Luckeydoo, and Lee Luckeydoo concluding wlththesong, "Mother." Ivy Sleeth recited "Little Boy abOut Baby Brother" and "Over· worked Elocutionist'' with the group singlng "Happy the Home Where God Is." Mothers recognized were ·Fran· ces Wilson, the oldest; Karen Lisle, the youngest, and Mrs. Chester ttr- ' " 9 , ... .,o .. , .... . Wells, the mother with the most ..orlt • col o r children . 'They were presented n•~t l .e o r 'lid• •M _.' I I mums as were the door prize _.._ •• ll •tt \In r •pr lt~t t tor winners, Jerlka Clark, Helen Sauer, '"'""' 10111 ,.r• c• . Cnfly n-v- tl,. Ch• r (]l! lddM I I 11111110. lra-_l)t"ll'ltt Susie Byer, Carol Tannehill, EtoUla Cassel, Margaret Weber, Jaen WALUT PHOT08 : Hortton, Mrs. Clark, Julie Byer, and Suzanna Wise. I 24 illf 3.49 I The men-served a steak dinner to IIF_ _ _ _ ....,.... II the approximately 75 church I sta. eo, ......, c~wp oidod ~ 1 members and guests attending the I - .... I print I banquet. Emma Clatworthy, actlitg I VAUD: .._, 12·26. 1113 I president of the United Methodist Women , extended the welCQme and the Rev. Robert Robinson gave he invocation. Mrs. Clatworthy and Grace Johnson, ,E;Ieanor Circle president, were presented corsages. Flowers were a lso given to Mr. and --·... Former resident named to Board •" -... = ' ''- ~ CLA.SS - These young people were voted the most outstanding vocal music students ·for the current oehool year in their respective classes of the Melp Local School DWrtct. The group was honored at the annual vocal department banquet Tuesday night. Each winner was selected by lellow students In the grade level class. They are seated, I to r, Shen-y Cooper, seventh grade; Sally Radford, elghth grade; Regina Walls, lrestunan; back, I to r, Karen Spencer, sophomore; Tammy Black, junlor, and Andrea Batey, senior. WHO'S WIIO - These six vocal music students of Meigs lllgh Sch'ool were honored at the annual vocal department banquet Tuesday night lor havlng heen selected to "Who's Who In American Music." They are, sealed, I to r, An drea Batey, Julle Spencer, Tammy IDack; back, I to r, Pa ul Rlgb'!i, .Jeff Carson and Steve Palterson. Local man named to President's list _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Eric Lipscomb. son of Mr . a nd Mrs. Odal Lipscomb of 4:J.18.'i Cla rk Road, Hemlock Grove, has been named to the President's List a t the Ohio Instit ute of Technology in Columbus. To he Pllgible for the honor. student s .m ust have at least a 3.5 · grade point avera ~e (out of a possible• 4.0) in their fo urth term of s(udy. Lipscomb, a student In the E lectronics Technician· program , has a .1.6 GPA . The Ohio In sti tut e of Technology is part of a network of10 lnstfl utes In the Bell and Howell Education Group tha t s pec ia lizes In e lectron· Cundiff birth ci s technology a nd compu te r science for business. The Institutes making up the BHEG system comprise one of th~ largest private. technically ·oriented educational organizations in the county. . ----- ------..... .. ___________ _ VILLAGE L E T 1982 VOLKSWAGEN DIESEL PICKUP T H E 2 door, 4 cyl. engine, alrtomatlc transmission , AM radio, air cond., white side wall tirO$, full wheel covers. WAS NOW With topper, 4 · speed transmission, AM radio, rear step bumper, accent stripes. WAS NOW Mr. and Mrs. Greg Cundiff, Racin e, announce lhP bi rth of a son, Jason Ala n. i\prU :t a t the Holzer Medica l CPnl('f'. Till• infa nt weighed seven pounds. l ~)ouncf's and was 20 inches long Maternal grandparent s arc Mr. a nd Mrs. Lester Roush, Route 2, Racine. a nd the patcn al g ra ndpar· en ts arc Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Cund iff .. Jr .. Syracuse; and Mr. a nd Mrs. T om Marcinko, Tuppers P l a i n s . P a ternal gn•a l · gra ndparrnt s arc Mrs. Rachrl Cundiff. Sy racuse. ami Mr. a nd Mrs. Everett Rou sh, Pa rkersburg, W. Vu. Mr. a nd Mrs. Cundi[f have a daughter, Valerie Lynn , thrrc. Harris birth Tom and She ila Ha rris of Murray Hill Road, Middleport , are a nnouncing the ulrt h of a daug hter, Abby Jo, Aprt l 20 a t the O'Bleness Hospit a l, At he ns. T he Infant weighed six pou nds. 13 ounces a nd w 20 Inches long. Ot her children of the couple are Ca rrie, Resa a nd J a mie. Maternal grand· parents are Mr. and Mrs . William Childs, Mlddlepm1, and t he mater· na l grea t-gra ndmother Is Mrs. Mm·tha Childs, Mlddlepbrt. Paterna l gra ndparents are Mr. a nd Mrs. Grorge Harr is, Pomeroy, a n d th e paterna l g r eat · gra ndparents are Mrs. W. R. Hay ma n . Sr., Letart, a nd Lewis Harris, Mine rsville. are II Till ~ c 0 M p E T I T I 0 N B E w A R ·E $2795 1982 FORD ESCORT 2 doo r tan 4 cyl . engine, 4 speed transmission, AM radio, accent stlpes, 20,67t miles , WAS NOW Stock No. , T333A 4395 1979 PONTIAC FIREBI Red VB engine, power steering and brakes, automatic trans., air conditioning, AM radio, styled wheels. NOW WAS '4995 $5495 1979 MERCURY lllBCAT Umited Time Offer 1977 FORD PINTO 4 door, polar white, 4 cyl. engine, automatic trans .• rack and pinion steering, front wheel drive. power brakes. WAS NOW 1979 AMC PACER STATION WAGON 6 cyl . engine, power steering and brakes, automatic tn~ns . , $6917 air conditioning , AM-FM stereo. c1sseHe, roof rack . WAS NOW '6662 NOW '3995 1981 FORD ESCORT silver tutone, 4 speed transmission, AM-radio, full wheel covers, white wall tires. WAS NOW :z door, blade and cyl., engine, 4 1976 FORD THUNDERBIRD Red, ,Va engine, power steering 2 door hatchback, 4 cyl . engine, automatic trans ., air condItioning, AM radio. SPECIAL '495 and brakes, air cond., tilt wheel, crul5e control, AM-FM stereo 8 track , power windows and door lock5 . 1981 FORD PICKUP F-150 RANGER XLT autom•tlc trans ., air cond · lltonlng, till wh.e el, cruise coni· rol, AM-FM a track . WAS conditioning, AM radio, power windows and door locks, 1111 .· · - - - - - - - - - - · wheel, cruise control. WAS $3495 357 Engine, power steering and brakes, a utomatic · trans., air conditioning, AM-FM stereo, 1111 steering and cruise . WAS NOW $7995 PICKUP · $5995 FOR A •5St5 IF YOU GOOD DEAL S,EE Wendell Vaughan ' Bill nOie" Haas ilbRoss John Sang 1980 FORD f.lOO 8 fool bed, 6 cyl. engine po-r steering and brakes, alllomattc trans ., AM redia, rur step bumper. NOW WAS '7495 GARAGE SALE AT RIVERSIDE VOLKSWAGEN' Saturday May 14, 1983 ,, . , a.m.· 5100 p.m. Due to expansion of !he Parts Department- have one VW engine, ollke oqulpment, furniture, adding mtchlne, old shop manutll, tires, wlluls, bumper, hub caps, photo copier, retrl ..rttor and .much more. c 0 M p *4495 .$2995 wAs :t'UNo~w~ 1976 OODGE D-200 4x4 iii 3 door Runabout, 4 cyl. engine, automatic transt:nlssion , AM ..•••••••••••-·~1111lllll!lfl!lllllllllllll!~ VI engine. 4 speed lranomlsslen, radio, sport mirrors, deluxe 1977 MERCURY AM radio, 8 foot bed, rear Slfll 1 interior pkg ., styled road wheels, MARQUIS MONTE CARLO · bumper. m':l.;~;;:- tires. 27,t08 miles . WAS NOW 2 door tutone paint, V8 engine, VB engine •. power steering and 2995 '2595 power steering and brakes , brakes, automatic trans ., air '2295 $ l •lf!llll•••••••••tll BETTER UNDIES 88~AIR CLOSE OUT LOT I LOT BOYS' I LARGE TABLE ASST. ODDS AND ENDS CHILDREN'S & LADIES' Gl RLS' BELTS ·DENIM JEANS KNIT FABRICS SPORTSWEAR ¢ 5 DON'T BUY FROM US WE ·801H LOSE! SEE US FIRST! E T I T • '· - turtle · wax 11 • • ' 299 ..• •• . •' •• • ..• •' • • •• . • '· ·. 100 199 - • Mall in Retuno Otter POMEROY, OHIO Your Ftnat Cost Willie S..,llel last SIDEWALK SALE CLOSE OUT LOT LADIES' SPRING AND SUMMER REG. $2.99 and $3.99 22" X 44" TERRY . LUCKY TOG SPORTSWEAR BATH TOWELS BOYS GYM OXFORDS MINUTE WAX"' Silicone Auto Polish 25% · 0 Sizes ·Just spray on and. wipe off tor beautilul silicone protection T15 QuanUtles Limited 3lfz and 4 1 LOT MEN'S OXFORDS - DRESS BOOTS '· •• Values To 0 .N B E .$24.99 saa~AIR SIDEWALK SALE ' ....• ..~ 8-ln. Cut Hedge Shears .. Steel blades w/prunmg notch. -Unbreakable handles. 2004 QulntiUes Llmlltd c & SUPPLY CO. MEN'S REG. $1.29 REG. $1.00 & 79¢ VALUES TUBE SOCKS 88~ARD SIDEWALK SALE · BOYS' TUBE SOCKS SIDEWALK SALE CLEAN ~ UP SIDEWALK SALE sse DISH CLOTHS 50¢ SIDEWALK SALE VALUES TO 79' FACE CLOTHS LOT LADIES' DRESSES OFF REG. PRICE OFF REG. PRICE All Sizes EACH SIDEWALK SALE JOGGERS .. 555 Part St. 2 $ 44 SIDEWALK SALE SUNGLASSES VALLEY • LUMBER ' OFF REG. PRICE SPECIAL PURCHAS~ REGULAR ·' SIDEWALK SALE BOYS' REGULAR $9.00 Not w E SIDEWALK SALE SIDEWALK SALE R ,,..." Sl<t~H $}O~RD $50~IR EACH Price Plus Sa les la• 'I A SIDEWALK SALF" SIDEWALK SALE · SIDEWALK SALE ••• 14th 13th T E MIDDLEPORT VALUES TO $1.29 LADIES' L E T H Bahr Clothiers SIDEWALK SALE '2195 1983 FORD ESCORT J Mothers were recognized a t the Hemlock Grove Chr istian Church Sunday. Special tributes were given to Ginger Cullums; the youngest mother; Connie Watson, the mother with tlie youngest child; Sarah . Cullums and Eleanor Dougli!S. the · mothers ,with the mosf chi.lctren' · present; Bernice Hawk, the m other with the oldest child prESent ; Ella Shinn, the oldeSt mother; and Belva Willard, the mother of the church. All 47 mothers a !tending.the service were honored .. There were recitations in their honor by thechlldren and youth. and songs by Roger Watson, Crenson Pra tt and Paula Welker. LET THE COMPETITION BEWARE! . RIVERSIDE .PURE & SIMPLE SALE 11.5% APR AVAILABLE ON'' l983 MODELS TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS WOMEN Hemlock Church p '5995 }a.ron /1/mz Cundiff TOPS.OH 1466 f r-------------------------------------__:._______-L_~--------- Limited. Time Offer A GREAT SEI,iCTION OF SPRING WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND SIDEWALK SALE . ODDS AND ENDS ASST. GIFTS OFF REG. PRICE EACH . . Middleport, OH. • l ____ ___,_..:__._ Ph. 992-6611 • ------- __ ........J.__ __..._...,~- ·-~. . . -'--!-' .· ~ �Sentinel 121~ Ohio Watt criticized at ASNE convenlion DENVER (AP) -Former Internr Secretary Cecu Andrus told tbe nation's newspaper editors !bat current Secretary James Watt Ignored a department recommendation to cancel tbe low-priced auction of coal leases In Wyoming · and Montana. Andrus said Watt leaked Information about tbe auction to coal companies, prompting !bern to underbid for the leases. But In a separate address to the American Society of Newspaper Editors on Wednesday, Watt defended the lease sales and would not comment on a government report that claimed the leases scld for $100 mUllan less than fair market value. Alsc Wednesday, theASNEboard o! directors asked President Reagan to rescind an order requiring government review of some officials' manuscripts, and the edltors were told Hispanics do not find English-language news sources to be credible. Nearly 900 editors of dally newspapers In the United States have gathered at the annual convention, which concludes today. Andrus spoke about six hours after Watt on Wednesday, but saki he listened to a tape recordlng of Watt's speech. The Intertor Secretary during tbe Carter administration said he decided to speak against Watt because "I've .turned the other cheek untU I'm tired of cheeks." The board asked· Reagan to rescind the March 11 order requirIng government review of some officials' manuscripts. It said the order, which requires clearance of manuscripts by any officials wlth access to special Intelligence Information, violates First Amendment rights of free speech. 'We feel tllousllnm- of govern. ment otrlc!als, perhaps II! many as 100,00), wUl have to submit to Ibis censorship H they are to reialit tiBr Jobs,'' the directors said In a letterto the president. Theysaklexlstlngtaw and federal regulations offer ample safeguards tor natlonal security. During a panel discussion on lt!span!Cs, Unlversltyo!CallfornlaLos Angeles professor Leo Estrada saki more than 6 percent of tbe nation's population Is Spanishspeaking and tbelrpercentageoflhe population Is growing. "It Is already the largest minority ln au but a handfulofcltles,"hesald. ~ -. •...._,.. J - --~. ;!1-~-· ll- ~Mll~ .. - ......... ......,......... _, ... ·-··-···.., ............_.._.,. .................. l ·l.-11_,_ .,., ·-~- 11 -"--ol . . . . :u-....... - .. ,.. hlll 13-f..._,..... · ---a-.. ....... IJ-CI, TY lolt .... lllll,._... __ :!~-:..~ ... ................... ... ........... ,,_.........,_, 11-f<.-.I.V-.W.o . .., ......... t .... ,._ ......_._ .... , _..._._ I .... ..._.. .,, _,__ 7'J.A_....,_ 71-c...-.r.- .... ....... .-a .... ..,............... •:s-'--""" ...' " - - ..... ........._ .... "... ' ........... "--l•ll- _, ·~'-"­ l l· W-·U<IIU¥ l l·l - 1 ..... loi. ...... 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Persons over 18 years of age cannot be included ln a family pass, they must pay general admission or purchase a single pass. Persons having any questions may call 992-6212. ADDITIONAL 5% DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CA$H • cARRY . ~ POMEROY LANDMARK ' ......... . FRIDAY SATURDAY Brokor WHITE FISH 8 OZ. NEW YORK POTATO VEGETABLE R(>LLS SALAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE STRIP POTATO VEGETABLE ROLLS SALAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC ' BEVERAGE Public Notice CHESTER - lo'lely 3 bedroom, brick home EQuipp!l! ktchen, drapes and central air. Full basement. has hrge family room W/fire(llace. SitS on 011er I acre. Call for appt. .POIIEROY - Nire starter home Two story, 3 bedroom, 2 bath, frame hom~ on nire corner lot Asking $22,000.00. RUTlAND· - 3 BedrOOIJJ hOme. Lirf!J! living room w~h woodburner Super buy for $20.000. Call to see lhis one' $795 PLUS TAX REG. '840.96 $649 LEGAL NOTICE REQUEST FOR PIIOPOSALS The V1 1lage at Middleport dela1ls. Velma Nicinsky, Assoc. . Ph. 742-3092 ( Cheryl Lemley, Assoc. Ph. 742·3171 ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 IT'S T.GJ.F. ,tt-.. G0ur, ..· 2084 . Froo kitttno. long hol,.d . Coli 44.8-2201 . PER TON "FENONG PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOil CHILDIIN & PITS" Englioh Sprin- Spaniol to good homo. Coll448-3780. CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PHONE 304-273-5555 304-273-5303 PH. (304) 882-2276 • ·15-1"' TRANSMISSION CO. ~'~lonny. 011. . •Vinyl Liner *fiberglass •Stainless Steel OPEN 9 1D 5 liON. llvu SAl PHONE: All liPts or Auto RoPiir, Brakes, Tune-Ups. etc. 1-304-773-5634 SPECIAL Mason, W. Va. TRANSMISSION rtLltR AND FLUID CHANGE ONLY 131 .95 1. 14 , , C. l. Kitchen 4.2J. l mo H. L. lAST BID CONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTE liS •liMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER liNES •PONDS, RECLAMATION • WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BON0£0 & WOtllt GIJARANTHD PHONE Jill CliFFORD 992-7201 "CUT OUT Writesel FOR FUTURE USE" ROOFING All types of roof wort, new or ~ir, gutters and dOIVIlspouts, gutter clean· ing and painti._, storm doors and windows. All Work Guaranteed "Free Estimates" All •Welhere •Diahwaehere 949-2263 Or 992-279\ 10 ,_, Call: Rangea •Refrigeretora •Dryer• •Freezen Free Estimates Work GuarantHd tur al f1rms o f draw1ngs. spec1il · ca tions. and co st est1mates for the d es1gn of s•ng le fam1ly hous1ng for low and moderat e 1ncome fam111 es Funos ava1 t a bl~ to the V1llage of fy1lddlep'ort for th.1s prOtect are through a grant by the U S Departm ent o f Housm g and Urban Develo pmem . Arch •t ectural f1rm s tire 1nv1ted EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 'Sidin& . "Roofin& "Gutter & Down Spouts "Romodelina 20 Yoars hperience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES ATTENTION, MINERS OF LOCAL 6197: "Special Union Meeting" MONDAY, MAY 16th At 4:30p.m. At The legion Hall In Middleport Call 843-5425 s 2 2 lllll Kitchen Cabinets - RoofSidin& - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remodellne - Custom Pole Barns. ina - Ask for Al : CHARLES SAYRE AND SON MINE RUN Roofing & Siding Co. Route I Lone Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193. or 992-3067 12·20-tk ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS Sizes start fro111 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS ' Sizes 1101!1. 6'16' Up 'to 2l'a36' lnsulatd Doa Houses · SHOE REPAIR Pomeroy, OH . P&S BUILDINGS Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings Foi~ lnSIJitd-fiM fstii ..IH CAU 614-949-2686 4. 19·1 mo 15 Y•ars Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992-2282 I I II tf c mention. ATON BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara&es" Call for frH sidin& estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. riDl RENTAL & ONE-WAY Local and ono-way, low rates, top maintained trucks. Ri&ht sizes. ri&ht equipm111t. Hand trucks, furniture pads, Nationwide Road Service. Mov- · in& tips and insurance. Riverside VW Inc. 446-9800 ).ll -ttc Gallipolis, Ohio "" St. Rt, 124, Pomoroy, OH. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmlnion PH . 992-5682 or992-7t21 mo liQ8 St!I'Vice · •Basements Children end wemtnl clo· thing encludlng large 1izea. mecrt~ml· 1ome home Interior 1nd Iota more. • •Landscaping •Driveways •Farm Ponds PH. 742-2407 Or742-2068 9·5. OHIO VALLEY ROOFING 4 Family Oi!rage S1le 2 mllea from 141 on Neighborhood Rd. Mov 12, 13. • 14. "Atmodlltnl 2 Family Fri.·Sat. on Shoeat· ring Ridge Ad . Lowery or· v•n. child ' • record player , Mt of lamp•. 1 twin bedWhite, TV, pens, diahe• , clothing 111 ai1e1. ·storm Windows & DooJS FREE ISTIIIATES 20 Yttrs Experience TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949·2160 0'0-1 mo 1)11 CliO repair lnd ~ l8r .,.,..., We JW1 Ill., add boll end rod autN- dietora. We Is , ears,, ar.o repair G81 Tanka. CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH . Grea& & Patty Gibbs-Ownen PH . 992-2178 ' " ·"' PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Micldleport, Ohio l· IH!t CARPENTER SERVICE • II a and .. modetllng fl.rg and ...,...,. weft ---Co: ...... INOtk I -rlcoi·v. C. YOUNG Ill fltun . . . ond From he S111atlosl Heater Cart to the I.Jrltst Radii· tor. Radiator Spocitist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Elporionct (FrM htlmatas} 992-6215 •• 992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh. ,h. 992·217~ Pomeroy, Ohia 2· &tte 13.24%P~a Thars a lower rate fhan we've been able to dfer in some time. But hurry, lhis rate Is only good thru rv1ay 31. Real Eltate General Authorizitd John DHr. New Hollllld. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service AND 3 Announc,menta SWEEPER and oowlng me· china r•pair, p1rt1. and 1uppliea. Pick up end delivery, D•via Vacuum Cleener, one half mile up Georgll CrMk Ad . C1ll I port Bird dog puppy, mole. 3 mo. old . Cell ottor e. 448·4737 . • Chester, Ohio Ph. 9811-42119 Oewayne Willi•m• Smoll mlxod brood mole 400· I montho old . 114812·3577. & Scottie Smith All llakts and llodels Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service Aveilablt 4·22·1 11'10 p(J Shophord puppleo . 3 n'lontho old. 814·112· 3070. Frto to good ho..., puppleo, 1-----------t----.,....--:---1 omollbreod, 3 molu ond 11. ~~ - OTY LOAN&.. SAVINGS &01 E. lAIN POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-2259 a Control Data Company *" 1Jr Awe1H1 QAI.UPOLJS: 358 Second A~~e., ~1973 0,.. IIGII!IIt' lllurdly. ~ I l llll1fY E. Clillnd, Jf, POMIIO'I! 125 E. Main St.. 992-2! 71 -~· lll-lfa41tl. DGIIII r.., IIZ-502 ,_TMIII.MI-.111 . . 1151.. THEKOUNTRY KW8 •lessons 'FIItlnl Contor 'Club IIJIIr pelr eervlce end lnetaHitlon. llnidentlll •commerolal CIIH 742-3198 J.J.ttt 'I • -~----·· ....,, '" >. ,. (c:ltlflls=rfor For ell your wlrii'!g , neecla; fumacee ,.. • · Sat. from 9 -11 It Monic• Adame. Y1rd Sale. Friday, May 13m 9 till l 288 Stoto St.. Qelllpollo. Fie• M1rtcet Chillicothe Mall Sho,ptng C entlr· Third week end each month . Fleau Drive In ••ch S1turd1y. Oerage Sale 2 mi W. · of Holzer Medical Center. Sun· lr.tat Village . Firlt time ev•r 10· 5 Friday • 81turdey. Coonhound pup1 to glve•woy . Call 814-379-~700. APPLIANCE SERVICE l·l ·lk Mlu.ER ELECTRIC SERVICE 3 F•mlly Y•rd Sell. 2 mi. from HMC. At . 180. Fri. • women . ch.tldren'• • baby clothe•. air cond ., curtains, tpreada, baby ttems & much more. I~;===== 4 Givnwey S&W TV U.S. RT, 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Bot. Moy 14, 9:00 to 11148 Socond Ave. Golilpollo. Garage Sale 312 Seventh RADIATOR SElMa SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. SALES & SERVICE Garage Sale Beby 1nd othlf' clothing ltema. bedroom au· itl. other furniture, plu1 much mere. On• d1y only St. New Hovon. WV. 9-1 Frldoy Mev 23 . Mon . BOGGS· ---'- Carpet, aawlng machine. qulh piec••· Iota of clothing. much much more. AND HOllE MAINTENANCE 'loorin& or llilyiJIS Residtnt.ial I Co,mmtrcial core Ndllrlon end ' - · EXTIMATES K Pork. Eaatem Ave., frid1y 13th, - - - - - - - - - + - - - - - - - - - + - ' - - - - - - - - j 4 4 8 - 0 2 8 4. ,__ Large Yard 81~ 571 Jay Orlv• ·· O•lllpoll•. Fri. May 13th, 9 -1 . Swint H1, redwood furniture, and more. 4-13-1 mo. Wa "Chain link Fente ·carpe~nl "Paintina much · 188 Gorfleld Ext .. Gompolio RADIATOR SERVICE FREE 11·26·tk '12.25;, plus4 points. Rol9 maybelc:Mier a hiaherbased ~ specW1c 1e1ms dlhe k:xlit · Rates subject to annual ~.a lncrepsed 1'-. Noappilcoflal.fees.~ lh 2to4 days. pl1nt1 · • Yard S1le Mey 12.1 3, 9 to 6. •Footers CX>MPLETE YOUNG'S Roger Hysell GARAGE ..... S. ot Rt . 218. Children• more . .r,:: Nomos: Sq111ro ·Two· ·llocGroror Wilson · Ooolop P.Q.A. ... ""' 1 ·-'• Coli 112·3702. Pert IJobrodore Rot.• lrtoh &mor. I Ya .,..,. old. Male. .llock bird doo. 814·7"22487. BUNDLED newopoporo to chorltoblo orgonlzotlon, 304-171-3131. THREE klttono, litter trolned. ....... ............ • dfar.I04-411.1.1 tel . BALE 20%. OFF JOHN TEAFORD .Chester, Oft 4-11-lmo. SIX weel olf )dtteno, . 2 molt, 2 fontato, llttor troinod, 304-171-et ez. 1111 Craaa Ae1ldance, In Racine. Ohio . Fridiy May 13-l•.m. to4p .m . Women• dr•aill. tapa. tun• ellaizaa. Curtaina. Mena clothing. Choo. McCiolno. S.R. 124. Racine. Oh . Applianc••· meg whMia, boob. clothing. mi.:. ltema. lounge. dllhea. Rain c•n'c ell . May 12 ·13. 8:00·8:00. Yord Solo. Moy 13-14 . Long lt .. Rutland. Fri. • Sot. below Tupper• Pl•ln• on Succ••• Rd. Child· reno • adult clothing, dllh ware • miK . YARD oolo. good clothing, tHnl, baby grlla. Mens XL. Tl,.., 10 1ped bicycle, large bird cage, maternity cloth••· 1011 mare. Turn top of Hartford Hili, tirat hou1a on Hill . Thursday • Frid•y, 10 1-800-241 -9276 aok for C1role Gellow1y . Account axceutive, locel er.ea . ad\lertising experience or S1le1 preferred, direct commitlion. Call 614 -367 - • .m. 331 1 Franklin Ave. may 11, 12 . Bedspreads, cur· talna. peperbtcka. jean•. mana work clothe• children• clothe1 . 7690 . Street, Muon. thursday & Friday, 8 a.m .· 4 a.m . Crib & play pen, clothel . all sizes. Ma•onary · Subcontract or piece work at Rio Grande . Oh . ' Block & Brick' material furnished . Reply to : Jinco Contractors. Inc .. P.O . Box 162. Brice. Oh 43109 or call YARO ulo Moy 13th . & start 11t of June . FOUR 1omlly. 104 3rd . (614) 963-9322 . Work to 3 family yard ute Mon .• May 11 In lluotlc HHio, lyroouM, 011 . Prl. 13 ot lradlord ltoro 3 min from lloolno. New olotheo. ltarto 1:00. !loin oonoeto. · 614-949 -2405 or 614-992 2241 . CLERICAL . Now accepting applications for e full time office man•ger · phy•ician auistant for a doctors office (Ripley area) . Opening in July 1983. Qualified person will have excellent typing & shorthand skills. uperience in insurance billing & be willing to drive to Charle1ton one or two days a week . Experienced .in X-Ray tech· niques helpful. Job to pay &8,600 . per year with possi, bie bonus & other inCan· ti\les. Only those with th e above qualiticetion• need apply. Submit application or resume to personnel office Jackson General Hospital , Ripley. W.V. No telephone calls please. YARD ulo. 11 . 12 & 13 . 9 · 15, 2405 Monroe A'lle. Pt . Ple•Nnt . TWO family yerd sale, Fair · view Ro1d Camp Conley Thurldey & Fridey. 8 to 3 . Public Sale & Auction Auction every Tuesday night , Krodel Park Club Houae. Pt . Pleasant WV . Auct. A.,!(lnie Neal. Call 814-311"1'71 01 . Auction every Fri . night at the H1rtford Community Center. Truckloads of new merchandi1e 8\lery week . Con1lgment1 of new end uaed merchandi1e always welcome . Richard Reynolds Auctioneer . 276-3069 . Mature responsible pers on to supervise 3 children ages B. 10, & 11 , Monday lhru Fri. , 8 :16-4 :46 , during the summer-starting May -31 . call 614 -992 - 39 17 11tter 6 p .m . Complete Auctioneer Ser · \lice . Also do appraisals . Ucenaed & bonded to sell. Hou1ehold1, ferm furnisl'l · Ae1l e1tate. 0\l&r 26 ing.: yHrt experience in buying S. Mlling new. uud & entiquo furnitut!'t . 61 4 · 992 · 6370 Osby A. Martin. Vending Company need ing hostels for Mason County aree . Age 26 or older. Cafl for appoinlment , Mon . thru Wed . 4 p .rn . 10 6 p .m . e. 9 Wanted To Buy Professional Services C&l Bookkeeping Bro1d range of bookkeeing and tilt services available to 1uit your busineu needs . Cerol Neal 446 -3862 PIANO TUNING $6 off pluo discounts to sen ior citizenschurches-schools. Call Bill Ward Ward ' s Keyboard . 446-4372 . Will open & clean swimming pools. Ca~l 446 · 4895 after 5:00PM . PIANO TUNING -LANE DA NIELS . Reliable service since 1 96~ Associate of Brunicardi Music: Co . Phone 6t4-742 -2951 . PERMANENT hair removal Profeuional Electrolysis Clinic. A .M .A . approved . Or . referrals . Monday , Wednes · day, Friday, bv appointment . ..,.,, 304-676 -5568. "''' 31 Homes for Sale 4 bdr .. 2 full baths . 1inished basement , 2 car gorage. Appointment Only. 203 Ki· neon Dr .. Gallipolis . 446 - 1223. Rac ine 2 % acre mini-term. remodeled 3 to 4 bedr Oo m 2 story , aluminum sided house , ci ty water - gas sewer, basement. & 2 car garage . .Acrou hom South· ern HS . 614 -379 -2424 or 51 4-949 "2954 . 3 bedroom , 1332 sq ft .. under construction . Ivy Dale Subdivision . KCK contrac· tors . Inc Call 614 · 367. 0631 oo 446 -1759. Modern homo, 11 rm & 2 both . on 2 aero lot. , At . 326, 5 mi . S. of Ri o Grande . Call 614-379 -2683. HOUSE FOR SALE In M;ddleport . Newly remodeled home with tirepht ce. possi· ble woodburner, close t o schools and shopping . Call 614-992 · 6941 Houso 'by owner. 3 bd r .. 1 ,_. baths. Crown City. Call 614-256 -6349 3 ' bdr homo. FA . st ove firepla ce in LR , fully equipped kit che n. dining comb .. 2 bath. laundry ro om . double gantge , fruit trees. net. wood siding , rural waler. 2 acres or 30 Beres . Call 614 -319 · 2 196 Will do baby shting in my home . Racine area . Anvage . 614-949 -2779. 1546. Can do painting , inlerior and exterior. roofing . electrical work . any odd job. lnu.uod Referen ces . 304 · 468 · House for sale . 4 ro oms 8r bath on Bulavillfi · Porter Rd . Call 446-4732 12 8177. 23 3 bedroom home 1111 123 Garfield Ave .. full finished basement , 2 firePla ces. air co nd. new carpet . 2'1J baths, all th is on 8 2 ~tcre lot that run!l fr om SR Rt . 7 to the ri11or Priced below replacement r:o !l1 Owner will con sider finan cin g w i1h low down pRymenl Call 446- 614-446 -4622 . AUCTION every Setu;d'Ay night , 8 p .m . Mt. Alto Auction Barn . Consign ment• taken every Saturday 1 :00 till 1ale time. Emma Ball Auctineer. 304-428 - Situations Wanted WANTED TO BUY Old fum l- i-t 5_6_9_ · - - - - - - -- By owner 3 bfldroom homtt in Ri o Gnmdtt , Oh . Cull Will leke c~re of elderly 614-245 -5274 or614 246 - ture 1nd An1iques of all klndl . call Kenneth Swein . 446-31~9 or 256 -1967 ;n _30_ 4 _-_6_7_5_·4_0_9_2_·_ _ __ the evenings. Buying Gold . Sih1er , Plati· 1 COLLEGE 11udent wflnts to mow_ and_ trim _lawns . Call 304 676 6392 I-========== num . Gold and in Sihun are the highest two price' years . I· check our prices on gold & 13 Insurance silver . scrap jewelry. Buying Old coin1, 1crep rings , & ailverwere . Daily quotas IYiillbla. Also coins & coin SANDY AND BEAVER Inhas oHered sUpplies for sale . Spring surance Co Val.ley Trading Co .. Spring services for fire insuran ce V1lley Piau . 446-8026 or coverage in Gallia County for aimo1t • century. Farm. 448-8028. home and personal property Wa pay cash for lete model coverages are available to meet indi'lliduai needs . Con cle•n used cers. lact Ray Wedemeyer . agent Frenchtown Car Co . Phone 388-8249 . Bill Gene Johnson 448-0089 Are you paying to mur:h tor L & L Screp MetAls . Now your hospit1l-heahh insu· buying 1lum . cens & gla11 . ranee . Call Carroll Scr~p met1ls. Top price• Snowden , 446-4290 paid. Coli 446-7300. ApproJI. . ,. 2 ecres in 448 phone aute . Call 614 · 246· 18 Wanted to Do 9178 . /a 1cre lot flat In the 448 1 aroo. Coli 446-0963 . Diamonds , gold bend1 , cl111 ring a. silver coin•. 1 0 -14 k1r1t tcFip jewerly . Tawney J•warlerl, 2nd . Ave., Gelll· polio. 448 -1618 . Pey ceth for U11d Mobile Ho"l• or Travel Trailer . Call 814 -448-0178 . General Hauling and Trash removal Service. Reliable 1nd dependable. Call 446· 3169 between 9 and 6 . lawn Mowing no yard to big or •mall. ReUable and dependable . For e1timata call 446 -3159 between 9 and 5 . Lemley Drilling. Water wells. 1heliow gas. and c:ore dril· Ung. Coli 614-388-8543. Solid u11d brlckl, red or Vinton , Oh . BEDS -IRON, BRASS. old cOncrete work~ dri"awav•. 1idewelk1, patios . Brick & block . etc. Free estimate•. Call 446· 4393 or 814· 266· yoliow. Coll448 -3310 . furniture, gold , allver dollara; wood lc• boxea. 1tona jara, •ntlquea, etc.. Complete houa•holda . Write: M .D. Miller, Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Gold, sliver. lttrling , jewelry, ring•. old coins & currency. Ed Burkett Barber 1797. E•perienced per1on to paint houus, .barn1 , roofing, other odd joba. Call 446- 0910 or 448-7504. Shop, Middleport . 9923478 . . Wontod to buy. Now. uood • ant&que furnitur• . Will buy 1 piece or complete hou•· holdo. Coli Ooby A. Mortln 814-882 -8370. 3 fomlly. Moy 13.--14. At ____ 1-----_:.____ Someone to live in With elderly couple. Roam. board & wages. Preferably some· one th1t can drive a car . YARD 11le. Fridey & Satur · day, 9 ·6 , 2710 VJ lincoln Ave . in 1ll1y. II N, 3rd. In Middleport. NoJrt to City Holt. 3 f11mHy J::.~ lloit· frldey MIIY 13 .' Hutohlnoon, llutlo'nd. . . Student page. starting ply $2 .35 per hr. Must be a\lallable 9 mos. Prefer Gallie C~ . Call 446 -READ . FIVE femlly yard ••le. Baby it•ma. furniture . childl awing 1et, clothing & mite . items. Everything cheep l Frid•y & Saturday, 9 -3 . 3320 Howard Ave . Balle· me•de, Pt. Ple81ant . Oh. Or 992-7780. I lomliy. Fri . . 13. Don Wolkor'o, lloclno, Oh . 1-~--.:_ N1tlonal test shopping firm seeking male and female repreaentatlvas. part time work, irregular basil . Varied , intereating comparison shopping. No inv..tment . Call Shop'n Chek toll free doy. Fridoy. 11 :00 . 8 12.13.14.15. c~th••· 448-1789 . 128 South P•rk, Point PleaiAnt. Wlldneadey;. Thurt· Yard late Rt.· 114 acroa• from' Bidwell Port.;, achMI. Clothe•. all •lz•• · M•v Yord Sole Moy 13.14 •16. 10AM to 8PM, At . 7, 2 milo •Bulldozer S. Beck ]Sears] ~ RYDER TRUQ( . No Sunday Calls .. ln1ide Yerd Sele Mey 13, 14.15,11. Men, women, children clothll, booka. miac . 2 mile• off Rt. 7 on -----------4----------+----------f-----------l SIDING 1&0 ot Yard Sale Fri. ,;. mi. out Addiaon Bul1viH1 Rd . Lot• of everyth-ing to much to MEIGS EXCAVATING 7 d Now Homes - Exlensive Remodel in&. •Insurance Work oCustem Pole Bld1s. & Garaaes •Roofin& Work oAitlni111111 & Vinyl Sidinp IO·&IIt 4-IH mo Vinyl & A!uminum ' EVMgr. .n. At. 884. SH llgno . ROUSH ·coNSTRUCTION btine, 011. Ph. 61H43-5i91 Mon.·Sat. Clooed Thurs. Our interest rate on home equity loans just took a turn for the better. ' ltomo. Old Yard Solo K • Open 9:00 to 5:00 ll;')! "' t mice clothing . chro~• Crl!ig•r, wheel• • mlac. NIGHTSTAND OPTIONAL 113 W. 2nd St. 1\II J(p Moy 13th. 9-8. Furnlturo, f.S.tfc Wate~blasting -----------"-~ Help Wanted Experlenc•d gymnaltiCI teacher naeded for summer and pouibly year ·round program. Mu1t h•vagym1n · sticl teaching e~tperiance or • 4 -5 y11r1 competitive •xPe· rience . Apply immediately 1t GallipOlis Parka 1nd Recree tlon Dept ., 618 Second Ave .• Gellipoli1, Oh tf.5631 , ·1 4th. 413 A Firet Street , Pt . Ple111nt . Yard Sale 3 Family Yard S•te Frid•y, PARTS ond SERVICE Industrial, Commercial, Residential . Interior and Exte!ior. Painting Sandblasting em . 15 Family Gar-v• 81.. Mey 13,14 . Clothing oil olroo. mtac . Rt. 188 In Rodney. 4-IJ.I mo PH. 992-2280 GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Coli colloct ot 814-843- 7 Ph .742-2:i28 $3()00 and whtu m•'J. fo• hour'!dl. ~o;J~ . ....... con 304 · 878 · COAL Makes 2 ,.d LOBT·brown Konnody tool STRIP - . 985-3561 trN . bo•. Contoln01 corpetloyoro BEST & LAST BID KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE loot-MT. Alto Ro~lh. Get all the estimates you want, then call us. We'll be your l-1-11< 8 Lolt and Found LOST: urge female beogte. Bolly Run Ad oroo . 814992-31ee .. contoct Rooer Roofing & Siding •~-----------+---'--------1-----....:.-----j-------_.:..---j COIIIIERCIAL - large corner lot in Middleport. Call for bPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY LUNCH SERVED 11-2-DINNER SERVED S-9 ~1~ ...,... Ftea Merket, Raclrte Legion H•lt Teblea for rent . Sat. 14. Sun . 15 . Call 814 -9492095 . TWO family yard aale. 1 mile out J•rlcho Ad. Pt . Pleuant . Clothing and misc . rid•y B ,_, old part Cocl<ot · 9 -3 . Watch for aign 1 . If Spaniel puppy. Coli 448- r•in-cenceled . G1 ~t.t.,t,.. . 11 Yard Sale ..._ .........~. CHAIN pNK FENC!NG NEEDS MIN . 6 TON 4·21 -tlc 1n\11f!;!S submi SSIOn by Arc hlt CC· 7 GivMway ANI' PERSON who """ ~ 2~W. IIIII 'Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742-2328 Geo. S. Hobsletter, Jr. Office: 992-5739 POOLS AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE HOBSTmER REALTY 4 ~~~~~~~·~~~~-l~m~o-~¢~~~~~~~~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~i J&F AUTOMATIC · 814-992-2181 Real Estate General 275 -Trencher Water :Sewer -Gas Lines -Septic Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 PERSONAUZED ALUMINUM ROOFING Public Notice U-PICK-UP AT NE$W HAv EN. W. VA. :r:.~gYTrueks ..._,Co .- , ______.._,_<_-~-------! :~:r._..!!'._..... ... u......... ,...._...., r .... , . . l .... Middleport pool will open May 28 ~ :II)' •..,_l_l -llactdloos f ..l/,,,.-j" If I ,.,,.,,Jt,,,.. ••u ·lum .If••' _. 71-VMoloiiiiWO EXCAVATING -D~rs 0ffJUi/i•·•l , ..!IC•"• .... ,.,. ~ '"'' u.,,-..,.,. Poge--11 The Daily Sentinel on~Wng not olfw to . .or. ottompt .way ond to ;::::::::::::::::::;,~::::::::::::::::::~;:::::::::::::'::::::I::::::::::::;:::::;-1 doM offer ony- tl)lnglor 11lo PULLINS DRIVEWAY SLAG FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY ::::m~.-n.:: :'11 1b. "::! Ill Com St.. ..._.,,..,... . 'c-.~ 1983 Business senices · P.HONE 992-2156... · OfWritt s.t-.1 DliiJ ...- , .... _.,no......,. ....... ..._ ::rhunday, May 12 • The Daily Sentinel Public Notice The Middleport Pool will open for the season on May 28, from noon until5 p.m . dally. General admission Is $1 for students, $1.50 for qdults, with free admission to preschoolers. The cost of season passes Is as follows: single (student and adult ) $~; family passes, father and child, mother and child or husband and .• 11 3 lomlly yord .... ~, 12, 11. t4 .. 1: to 7 p.m. loyleo Wll do baby olttlng In my rleldonoe. Arllaugh oddl• homo on~lme. toncod In - · Tun 1 optolrlo. Turn ot boo~ -yord • rotorenceo lt. l'oulo ahunh. IDr ovolloblo. · Coli 814·3811711. ....... lla ..... Olrpel, opptlanou, ourtolnt,l-:-:-:-------llotheo. - . . • ......... Noeil moroteko home PAY1 IIJ7-312B or 817·1184. loll AVON. Coli 4411-3358 . 21 Busina11 Opportunity 9617 for appointment . Roll· sonably priced 38R 2 lull bath. contr~tl eir, fi replace . largo lot . close 10 1own Cali 446 -2599 after 6. Lo'llely . 6 r ooms. Double garage, beautifully landscaped area lot . Atop Roae Hill , Pom _ 40' s 614 ·986 - 4257 . 3 bOdroom brick home on largo lot . 1 '11 baths , full basement , 2 car garage . College Ad ., Syrar:use . Seen by appointmen1. 614 · 992 - 51 33. BY o wner, 3 bedroom, 2 story brick , 1211 Main St . , prir:e JB dur:ed . 304 - 676 - 2381 For sale bv ow net · Newly remodeled 6 rooms and b•th in Pt Ploaunt,near schooll and sto res . Double lot with fenced yard S27,600. 8 1/~ per cent auumable loan with some down payment . Good used mobile home may be co nsidered for partial down paymen1 . Call 304 · 676 1618 . e1ter 4 ·00 tor appointment . BY owner : For sate or rent with option to buy . 3 bed · room ranch with full slze basement, bath & 1/ 2 on Leon - Baden. Phone 304 468· 1666 after 6:00p .m . 76 ACRES . 1mall barn & out buildings. Remodeled farm holJie. Good well , 836 tobacco base & ali mineral rights . Assumable loan 8 Y2 percent . paymen11 $276 .00 month , 3 t»edrom•. ba1ement & garage . 675 -3030 & 675 - 3431 . PRICE reduced on Beautiful 2200 sq . ft . 4 bedroom. 2 bath. 2 car garage. finplac-.. brick on 9 aere1, with out- building, 2 mile1 from New Havef on Union Rd. t74 .000.00. Phone Dick Lo•ch ot 409 -736-9392 otINOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LIS HING CO. recommend• thlt you do buainaas with people you know. end NOT to aend money. through the mall until you heva lnveatl· ~ated the oHering. . ....,. -- 22 Money to Loan •. !tOME LOANS 10Y,% rlxod ro". Ludor Mortgogo. 77 E. Stet•. Athena, Ohio. 1 ·814· 582· 3051 , or 1-800·341 ) 8584 In Ohio , ter 6 p.m. 32 Mobile ' Homes lor Sale TRI -STATE MOBILE . HOMES . USEO - CARS . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES , CALL 4.48-7572 .. CLEAN USED M0'91LE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST , GALLIPOLIS , RT 36 . PHONE 446-7274 . �12- The 12 1983 Ohio Sentinel Ohio --DICK TRACY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 61 Household Goods · 64 Mite. Merchandi1e They'll Do It Every Time 1983 Nlcchi sawing machine frH arm model with uverel different 'zig ug J)tltterna. coet •new ov• 1300 re-sod model 2 Iota • a mobile home 12x&O, 2 bedroom, with rurel water, gat heat. Hat some furniture. p.r ice *12,1100. Or 41ota S. '!'Obile only 3 moe. old, like cond. payoft bll•nce o~ 1968 El Cor 2 bdr .. mostly furnished . carpeted. ap pliancee. good cond.. re- Refrlgereton eao 1nd up. w•ehlra & dryer• 190 and up. All guarantHd, good duced to U ,OOO. Call 614388-8649 . cond. Co11448-8181 . 1971 Winnebago motor home (big one) . very good. Matching eofa. love Call 446-7077. and chair. Coli 448-4303 . 1970 12x66 Detro iter on Y1 acre. 2 bedroom, wood · b~ner , central air, 20x24 garage . Al o ng Raccoon 7 pc . living rQom tui1e, like new, 1460 or beat offer. Call 448-4138 . Creole Call 448-3820 . 30' elec. renge avacedo like new t160. refrlgentor White 175, Kenmore elec. dryer *95, White Kenmore waaher 1175, dining room teblo s. cholro · •ea. 5 pc . bodroom oulto *295, unfln- 1970 12x66 Detroiter on % acre. 2 bedroom, w ood · burner, central air, 20x24 garage . Along Raccoon Croak Call 446-3820 . 3 bedroom•. gas heat, par · tially furniahod. underP,in ning, back porch, exo. con d. Phone e14-992-2155 be tween 9 & 6 ask for Tim. Aher 6 Phone 304-882 3692. cebinet antique •ea. •a&. ~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ kitchen i~hed cheat of drawera air cOnditioner 6.000 BTU ~ 41 Houses for Rent offu. 814 - 986 - 4377 eveningt. USED MOBILE HOME . 676-2711 . ~8 <' •..,. ' with 24x 12 addition. "city water & well. Crab Cr8flk Rd . $7800. 304-676 - 1323 or 304 -576 2372 1977 14x70. 3 bedrooms. 2 lull baths, 810,000 . 304676-2949 . 14x70 all electric 2 bedroom, air, stereo , family room , washer-dryer, un. penning,· tun deek. porch awning, new draperius, excellent condition. 304-6762685 or 304 -675· 7866 . good condition on Thomas Ridge. Call 304- will bo cut 20% Real Estate Wanted Buying house• and apart· mente . Need properties with favor•ble price and term•. Box 11 09 Golllpolla. Oh. 46e31 . 41 River Rd. 446-7398 . diahwaoher. 1176. mo. Includea water. Coli 44e4222 botween 9 and 6. , SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olivo St., Golllpollo. 8 3 bdr . farm house, 2 mi. out of Rio Grande. $196 mo. plus deposit. No inside pats. furnithed, wether and dryer, Call o14-245 ·5190. Uoturniahed 2 bedroom houae, in town, not suitable for c hildren or pets, ·8126 per mo ., water paid. &60 deposit . Call 446-3444 . 4 room • & bath on BulavillePo.-ter Rd . Call 446-4732. Apt. for rent. Half doubla-2 bd.room Apt. Aduht preferred . No pett. 614-9922749 . 1 bad room Apt. 8198. mo. including utilities . Equal houting opportunhy. Conteet Village Manor Apts. 814-992-7787. 3 BR hou1e 6 mi from HMC off 160 . Call614-388-9748 after 6 . Apartmenta . 304 - 876 · 4 BR houn, 2 baths, 2V:t mi. APARTMENTS, mobllo from HMC on 160. 2 car garage, large g•rden spot. $360 mo. Call 614 -2469170 . Nice 2 bedroom houaa for rent . Eastern District. •160 . plus deposit . 814 · 949 . 1--------- Furnished & unfurnished, 2 bedroom a. air cond .. beautiful river view in Kenauga. Foster's Trailer Park . 4461602. 6648 . homes, hou1e1. Pt . Pleasant ond Gallipollo . 814-4468221 . 0NE bedroom tpertmenu for the ~derly . AM utllitilll Two bedroom mobile home. kitchen furnished , 1 small child accepted. •180 plus utilitlfll , rahr-encu required, 304·676-1076 . Modern 3 bdr. nmch 1tyle, brHzewliy , double garage, carpet, unfumiehed, College Rd., Syrecuae, Oh. Oepo1h • reference required, •281 par mo. Coll446 -1478. box apringa • mattress twin or full •100 eet regullr-firm •120. m1ple dinene ch1ir1 f35, wooh ltando f34. maple rockere •&9. 1 piece chrome din~e tet •t49, 6 piece din me .aet •as. uaed bedroom auhes. refirgereton~ range1. ch.est! dre11er1. wrlngtr waahers.. TV't, dryerei. e. ahoet. Call 4483169. - waafuu,, dryers, refrlgeratort, ran gee. Sklggs Appllancet, URper River Rd., bealda Ston C ·t M 1 448-7398 . e res. ~te · ONE bodroom apartment. 402Y, 24th . St . Pt. Pleasant. phone. 1-e14-992-6858. 1 bedroom 1partment. 304676-2482 . 45 Furnished Rooms For ·rant Sleeping Room• and light hou1e keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel. Coli 448 -0766. Sleephig room *126. utiltin paid, lingle mele. Share both, 919 Second Avo. Gollipolia . Call 446-441e aher 7PM. Furnlahed ept. adutu . No Pats. 304-675 -1453. Furnished apt. aduh1 . No Pato. 304 -676-1453. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park. Routo 33. North of Pomeroy . Large loti. Call 992 -7479. Office space for rent. Call Cleland Realty . 614-9922259 . . .... ........... . ......... ' 51 ~~;:~;==:=;=::==::::= 54 Misc. Merchandise ' Household Goods Antique . Diok Roproductlon 118.00 F~~Onthly . 4'.S' flaehlno •rrow 1lgn. N.w bulbo. lenora. Halo Signo. Call FREE 1 - 800-82117448. onvtlme. •a• be stacked . TWo bedroom mobile home, kl1chen furn. 1 1mall child accepted, 8180 . plua utili." tiea. References required. ~~~~~~;~~~~;:~;:=======~~ NOll'. e1oo. 843-&345 . for Memorial Day. _____ _____;;_ I cart, good condition, garage kept, *500. call 304-27321011. Rafrlgoretor 150. GE oloc stove, noedo repair UO. 2 matching braided rugo •eo. 304-875-6829 . 61 King Kunor 3-p tlllara 40". 48 "- 80"-72 " -88", King Kutter rotary moworo 40" 4-5-e-7 11. 3 pt. or pull typo. 1977 Ford 150. See at Borf;:lman Furn. 9-6 p.m. 304-11715-2408 or8· 10 p.m . 304-8715-2853. 30. MF 35 dol. 110 gao. JD LA w -culltvotoro. JD 820820 -4230 . Bolono lawn 8-12-14 HP. 500 18 cu. h . freezer. 304-6751248. new ;and u•d tools on ~t. Jim' a f•rri'l Equipment Cen· 72 8N. 4000. 5000 Fordl. Ferg completely rebuilt, new paint. 1000 gallon flbergl•••" hookupo, 304-876-8809. water tank, 8 h. long on metal credit with 'thl akida. 6HP TILLER, allghtly used, Alao 1 7 ft . International % price . P~one 304-676- drag disc, 18 ft. trl. axel 1935. machinery trailer. New 11,400. Robort Hill, Racine, G.E. W81hl!!'r & dryer, pop cemper, 2 . Volkewegon1, Oh . 514-949-2013. e9 Chovy 'h ton PU, II cyl., 3 opted. Coli 441-4328. BUCK Stove, pipe & 2 bedroom. 111 new p'alnt , 10m1 c1rpet.lng. Qeposh re- 10-3& Selfl riding 62 Wanted to Buy mower, 3 yeara old, 10 HP, 38'' cut. good · Need to lease tobacco pounCOlt saoo. After dage. Wll~ pay 311 cont. Call 304-6711-7869. 55 Building Supplies 63 111 conv•nlenc.. , of c[ty, S mtl11 north of Point Pl•i~ 1979 360 Ford pick-up fiHtlide. Air cond.. duel tenko. tilt wheel. 140' ln. E•cellent condition. Robert hill, Racine. Oh. W .B. e14-849-2013. 1 978 Dodge VJ ton pick·up. 8 cyl. , very economic•!. Cell e14-986; 3353. llnloh. Call after 6PM. 448 30e6 . 78 Chevrolet ton truck, cabin che11i1, a·c, tilt lteering, pb, pa. new paint. '""at People• Bank or cell aher 6 Knouff Coal S. Firewood Prlcea r•duced May-July. Pick or delivered. We honor HEAP Vouchers. C1ll 614- p.m. 304-875'6288 . Regietered Thoroughbred mara *960. 304-8911-38B1 . 1974 CHEVY . truck with topper. 304-e752040 . •no. For 1111 metel culvert &inch thru 80 Inch in ltock. State approved 1 e gauge 12 inch 15.35 por ft.. 24 Inch Ceder wardrobe. 1ntique tru,k, 3 tier glall table &. concrete picnic table with benchu . Cell 814 - 266 1788. Water well drilling rig. Call 73 2 American Pit Bull Terriera. 1 malo 1 tomala. *250 each. ADBA brad. Coll614· 388 -9709 . ·a. Male Himalayn cat. cream point, 2 yeart old. e200. Colle14-992-5747. 71 W , D. school bu•new motor. new br1kes. e•c. cond., •1.600 or belt offer. Call614-2&8- Autos for Sale 1468. 79 CJ -7, hard top Jeep, 304-882·2760. 1980 Chevette 4 ~d . tran1, sharp, $2 ,796 . John'• Auto e14-992-5747. 57 Musical In stru menta 445-7077. 1972 Chevy hard top, motor • trane in good sh1pe. Call 514 -388-8834 anytime. Standel cuatom b111 gulttr amp . For information cell 1980 Buick Rivera Iota of 614-992 -8336 end Ilk for extrao . Call e14-387-7486. Jim . Fireplace lnaert. twin blowere, automatic thermoatet, 11111 In factory ca rto"n . 68 Fruit & Vegetables Ph . 1114- 258- Potted TOl'f'llto Plants for sole-247-2882 . 1974 Pontiac 2-0-H, 5 cyl., ono barrel, AT. PS , 81110. Rio Grande Ettat ... Apt. 12, Frld Elklna. 19815 Chevrolet Chevelle. 8 cyl. , auto tran.. !53,000 actual mi. Call 446-3277 . 1872 Opal Menta *400. Call 446-11109 . 1978 Gromlln X 4 cyl .. auto, PS, PB, aluminum Jlonod whMII . t1,100 445-18311 or 441-2203 oflor 4PM . 1877 Hondo Civic 11,091. Coli 4411-2847 . 1 rienced roofing. including hot tar application. carpenter, electrlcl•n. muon. C1ll ANNIE Johnny Cash. Dottie West and other country stars join Jerry Leo lewis for this concert celebration. ' Cll MOVIE: 'Cosey's Shadow' Clll Spy I]) lnoldo tho USFL (I) MOVIE: ' Major Dun- Painting intartor or e•terior, free eatimetes. Call 8755344 or 448-9326. ... AFTER 1\1.-L, YOU ELECTED 'Efvt, A.N' TNI~ 304 -875-1293 tor Full faring end cruh bar . 3600 mllao. U.OOO. Call 1114-982-7483. black top paving Htimet• for vour driVe-way or parking lot. Aloo Buying S. oat ling 'IOU! a MOVIE: 'Firocroek' 8 :30 I]) Top Rank Boxing Cll Good Neighbors IHl lnalde Story Hodding Carter e.:am1nes press per- huvy equipment. Roofing end GuHifl. Reuonlble' rltH. lntured. 304- formance involving one major neWs story. • Nell and her diet group mem - bers try to prevent the suicide of their guest lec turer. tar, (Day e14·692-4088,} (night e14-598-8206.} GASOLINE· ALLEY Plumbing 8t Heating trailer, low hours, ••c. 44e- Comfort Muriel"s a ~.-~nhappy! Auto Parts & Acce11orlea Pageant ·t he frorn Knoxville, TN . (2 ING . Fomerly Dewi1t'1 hr s . ~ IHl Myaloryl 'We . the (I) e14-387- Accused.' Paul is ta ken to prison and learns that Mvra is to be charged as an ac- Excavating complice. 160 min.} (Closed Caplionodl Ill]) Cll Cheera A talent 9 :30 By Tad agent tries to put Sam on hor list of clients . (R) (I) Ill I]J Amanda ' o WINNIE YOU'RE GOING ll) 1'11/lE ME, ~REN'T YOU? 0 (]) Cll Hill Street Bluoo 1 0 :00 The station learns that gang members have stolen their Dozer. bockhoe. dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Cl)l 4411-7903. • paychecks and Washington discovers his drug dea! was by Benedetto . sabotaged (60 min} · (I) MOVIE: 'The Stratton Story' (I) • I]J 20/20 (I) Avengora IHl Newowo1ch .INN Newo 10:30 Cll ljooker The world of proltitution is examined 1n this documentary. Cll Star Time IHl Tony Brown' o Journal Call anytime BARNEY AN' PLEASE FORGIVE juGHAID FOR GITTIN' HOME LATE FOR SUPPER, AMEN!! VITTLES WE ARE ABOUT TO RECEIVE . or 448· a1n Sotrch of .... 10:46 (I) T8S Evanl~ Nowo 1 t :00 D Cil (I) Cll ID Ill ilJ Nowo CD ESPN Sj!OrtoConter CD Nowo/Sporto/Weathor Cll Dave Allen at Large 1Hl Nighttimes: Variety • Ban"}'_ Hill Show 11 :30 D Cll Cll Tonight Show Johnny' • guest is Oevid Brenner . {60 min .) · Cll Philip Marlowe, Private a Eye 'Nevada Gaf.' Marlowe seeks the murderer of a big- General Hauling time lawyer. (I) A-rUle 230 cu.in. Chevy II cyl .. bored .OliO IRC plotoma. N..da onomblad . Firat 11211 taku oR. Coli llt4· 388·81184 ohor IIPM. me~sage . 79 Motors Home1 & Campers JONES BOYSWATERSERVICE . Call 814·3117-7471 or &14-3117-0181 . - - - - - - -- '- ,Naod. oomathlng haulod away or aomathlng moved? W.'ll do h. Call 4411-31119 bet-n 8 ond II. rmo. S. bath plua woohor • 'dryor, ciHn, no palO, edulto Hotpolnt refrigerator. Hot· only. Dop. req . Coli ' point dryer, ohr~mo b-k11119. foot oat. 814·8112-3270. Cll Cotllno Cl)lloep • Cll Quincy Quincy tries to· tie e series of City HaU doatho to a cor11piracy. IRJ (GO' min.I (I) PBS Late ·Night ill AU In the Fomllv .• PEANUTS BUT NOT A PERFECT IDEA i I I Kenmore heavy duty Wllhli' llka now. alao Whirlpool waohar, Whirlpool dryor, Frlgldolro dryO<. AU guorantaod 30 doyo. Colltl 4·211· 1207. 1112 E,.P. Ford. Pt. pb, Air. 111ft roof. 14,800. 304•171· 41411. .. m ond loser and th at a strip play may we ll be th e • J5 2 +A tiS answer. EAST + Ql> • J 10 I ---- .K975 2 t K863 The club is woit by South and a spade t o dummy shows tha t there is an unex· • Q9 7 + 10 9 8 3 p ec te d + QJ 7 4 SOU Til +J 10113! w ell go down if the diam onds can't be h;mdled with just one loser. The ver y bri gh l est pupi ls ca n ri gurc out th e p lay . Most won't sin('(' it IS ra ther diffi - t A 10 I +K 2 Vulne rabj ~: East-West Dealer: South Nortb East Pass Pass 3+ Pass r a·ss Pass i f tht> heart fin esse is off , the nor· mal sound contract may .AQ Weu u nwe lco me a nd trump loser . Now South ~ ull . •• 4• Here it is. At Irick three, lake the heart finesse . It loses. bul th ings ar c still okay West lea ds a club. Win with dum my 's are , r uff dummy's last club. cash lhe ace of hearts, e nter dumm y Opening lead: +10 w ith the rem ain ing high trump. ruff dum my's last heart and thro w Ea st in with By O.wald Jacoby and James Jacoby his hi gh trump . Then you arc s ure to lose Here is a hand used by Sallie Johnson in advanced teaching at New York 's Regency Whi st Club. jusl one dia mond and will hilV(' oven·ome a ll outrageous for tune. (NE:WSPAI' EH ENTF:IH, FII SE.ASS N 1 ~..ltfHd' .... by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Escapade 6 Girl 10 Cognizant II Daisy 13 French 39 - Starr 48 Nobility 41 Conflict in literature 4% Ship DOWN composer 14 Greek island I Heed %Not at home 15 Orb 16 Dutch 3 Prepare a path township Yesterda y's Ans wer 18 Favorite 4 Before 19 Indo-Chinese 5 Let go native Bridge (Fr . ) Zl Girth measurement %3 Sladiwn's shape zo 17 Morse code 27 Anagram of net sound 19 Exhausted 20 Capability 8 Dancer s 21 Climbing movement shrub 9 Music d'a m our 22 Adjusting 12 Baby 's 2-1 Minor 25 Shrink plaything 31 Author & Overdu e 7 Tree • unknown 32 Beam 33 Before 1Lat. ) 34 Bar order 36 Io the past 311 Man 's name Z4 Liquid measure ! Brit. ) 25 Aquavit drinker Zli Noble Italian family 27 I've said it ! Zli Breeding stock Z9 Go wrong 30 Lawgiving body (abbr . ) 31 Blackbird 32 Chatter 35 Of a Great Lake 37 Captain Nemo's · creator 5 - 12 DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE lo Here's how to work it : AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letier simply Slands for another . I n thi s sa mple A Is Ill Nljrtllno used for . the three L's,· X for the two O's. C'tc . Si ng le letters apoatrophel , the len gth a nd formation of I he wo rds are ali hints. Each day the code le tters are differe nt . '12:00 ())Burna • Allen · Auto ~~ ... '83: 011 CRYPTOQUDTES e 11:45 ·Honey~ Cll ..,._ ~... Room m llood llac:lng from Pomone.CA (I) MOVIE: 'Deed Ringer' 1111 DODGE Polaro 100. 31000 original ml•. gor· kopt, uoellent ...,.... J04-171•17t4. i s.nta' • Upliol"erv I hop, Rt. 7, 4 mi. oboW Crown City. -Coli 114-211-1270 .. Ill no •n•wot call 441-li•e. . Cll ® 1983 Mi01 USA Knoxville C•vic Auditoriu m , JIM'S PLUMBING S. HEAT- 85 • 863 WEST Pageant Bob Bark er and Joan Van Ark ho st the 3 2nd USA ·- AN' THRNKY FOR THESE nents to lead dia monds so as lo esCape with jus t one dia- tA K9 I former annual running of the Miss Lonnie Boggs E•cavating. out a way to get her op po- ~· 1 l· R3 NORTH singing p artner comes to town . Phone 4411-3888 or 4464477 cond.. *5.000. Call 09U. SEWING Machlna ropolra. 1973 STARCRAFT Amorl - a~lca. Authorized Slngor Salaa S. Strvlco Sharpen can 111ft. boat with trail•. Sclnoro . Fobrlc Shop. 140 HP Inboard-outboard Pomoroy. 882-22114. motor, lkll • ICCHIOfiell----- - - - - lncludad, utro nlco. ED' S APPLIANCE REPAIR 12,000. Coli 304 : 882 - SERVICE call City Furnltu!O Sa llie poin ts out that declarer should t ry to work Ium' so blind, Walt! You can't see that Judy is Cor. Fourth end Pine 114-268-5520 or 814-Zit· 1207. Difficult,solution Cll Bottle lor the Family (I) Ill (121 T00 Clooe lor Yo~·re CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEoi\TING tMd work. Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby IAI (]) MOVIE: .. 'Pandemon- YAMAHA 1110 Dozer. backhoe, dumptruck. me ~elm, theft drive, new tire. Work by hour or job. C~ll 2 helmets excellent condi- 441-7903. tion. 111100. 304- 882 3331 . 84 Electrical & Refrigeration 76 Boats· and Motora. for Sale DEPENDABLE WASHERDRYER REPAIR . Guaron1979 Slealc Croh lot boot S. II Cll Cll Glmmo A Break 9 :00 Lonnie Boggs E•cevattng. 1981 BRIDGE films 'Blue Thunder' and ' Breathless.· REPRESENT 614-246-6892 . t981 Hondo 760 cuotom . 1!1 tape. IAJ 160 min.} Cllllll Sneak Provlewo Film Critics Neal Gabler and Jeffrey lyons review the new ALLEYOOP altar II, 304-1171-1128, L.M . Johnaon. WORK T ULIP F RUIT DI VIDE SUBTLY Wh at their neig hbor eKch anged tor B lit tl e su ga r- A LI TTLE " DI RT" Ju~ Muppets J ohn Denver and the Muppets bring the Rocky Moumeins alive as 1 theV take oH on a camping trip together. {60 min .) II ClliD Magnum, P.1 . A woman hires Magnum to help her overcome Navy rod after is. DOZER (._nswers to mo rrow) Jumble Bool No. 20, conl•lnlflill110 puules, is available tor $1 .95 poeiPII<f (I) IJ I]J Rocky Mountain Holiday . w/ J . Denver & Phone 814-3e7-0e3e. call Plumbing . Coli 0576. I Jumbles . Answer: ITJ ( I I ) C/O this new1p1ptr, Box 34, Norwooq, N.J . 07648. Include your from ,..,.. •ddru.•. d code and m1ke checks aysble lo News OOk s. dee' inJured , free· eetim•taa . 82 Yesterda y"s impress a VIP. IRJ (60 min .} Cll Twenty-Five Yoare of Jerry Leo-- A Calobrotlon E S. A Tree Service. fully 575-51e5 . Print answer here : to reunite her broken family Got your carpet In ohlp ohspa. Wotorromovol. FREE ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CLEAN lNG. CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-44e-2107. Call Now arrange the circled leners to torm the surprise answer. as sug· gested by the aboYe Clnoon. and lydia 's students try to or 87&- Painting. Interior & IJlterlor, brush or aprey, commercilil,rnidentlal, m"obile hom11, HE ~AID T HAT E: VEI<:Y T IN\e' HE SAW H I$ EI~O K E R: - a RINGLE'S SERVICE exp·a- Henna, pondt, ditch81 , bl•amentt, ate. Call 44e1980 Honda CR 80 dirt bike. 4907 . Carter & Evane excl. cond., 1460. Call Treneportation. 76 *19 3 por month. Coli 4411- Furnished ept. t1815, water BORN LOSER F & K Tree Trimming, ttump removal. C•ll 87&-1331. -3~5~5:2:.= = = = = = = l304 -1175 -2808 01131. one bedroom apartmentl rent stahlng It •1157 per month and two _bedroom apenment1 rent starting ,.t pd .. 2 bdr .. 131 'h 4th Ave., Golllpollo. Call 448-4418 aflor 7PM . (I) Carol Bumen Cll Entertainment Tonight (!) Chortle' o Angelo II Cll Tic Toe Dough Cll 1Hl MocNeii-Lehror Report ®News II I]J Poople'o Court aSter Trek 7 :30 Cll Ue Dotle10r Cll VIdeo Jukebox I]) ESPN SportoCentor (I) Bob Newhart Show Cll D (I) Femlly Feud (I) 8uolneu Report ID You Asked For II IHl Laot Chance Gorogo G (IZ Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 8 Cll.cr:l Fame Doris tnes .J · I'l · J I I a (I) PM M-Ine ffi ESPN'o Sportoforum ~ ENlS ISWUNIE I I KJ Who IHl Over Eaoy 7 :00 INYEST- rJ I (I) Dr. Motorola. Ou111r, •nd 83 1971 cab ovor. Patorbllt, air .•._7_4 __M_o_t_o_r_c_v_c_l_e_•_ _ ride, very good, t6,000 . Call JACKSON ESTATES 'Equol Houolnu . Opportunity' hoo Furnlahed garage apt., 3 oclrlc homo. avalloblo lo StrHI, r01oonably • coli ahor II p .m. 71 -1711 . . 4 1971 Ford 85 pusonger. Rough lumbor lor 11lo 126 plocaa, 2" thick by 10" wldo by 15' ft . long, preoouro treated . Coli 446-8348 or 992 -3382 . 445-01148 : Vans & Female Himalayn cet. Tortie Soloo, 448-4782 . point. , Y.t yelrt old. *20Q. e14-388-8643. a a houH collo. Call 6711-2381 or 448-24114. 1952 CHEVY .pickup. goed condition. 304-1175-11612. 676-1104. ., 0 .10 per h. 311 Inch *15.50 per ft. Also plaotlc 12 Inch •3 .60 par h . Ron (1)1\ndyQCD News./Sporto/Weather (I) IHl Studio 9oo Chorlla' o Angelo 8 :30 (I) (!) NBC Naws ()) MOVIE: ' c - r Sky' (I) Gomer Pyle (I) • (IZ ABC Now. II (I) IBI CBS Nowa 70 Ford truck, ahort wide ·SEAMLESS GUTTERS, Dna bed, will eell cemplete or Piece cuttom fit your home. Guaranteed. Adv•nced Gut· porta. 304-875-1241 . 26e-5241i . Call 446-0157. 11nt,_p2e. 304·11711-37n. ALL on 0 prlc 304- old. Porkoroburg-428-221 4 or 424-111118 - · ' 1972 . Chevy heavy duty 2 ton truck. 22 fl. flat bod. Good running cond • . 814992-7789. 6 prom drenes 1izes 7 -13, like new. Worn only once . Coli 448 - 9769 or 448 31194. CAPTAIN EASY OI<AY. WHICH Ot-JE OF YOU 11; GOit-JEi TO TFt'f THIS~ RON'S Telovlolon Service. Spaclollzlng In Zenith and ., 2 bdr. apartment overlookIng tho park. Partially furnlohed, 1175, dop.. water paid. Call 445-0021 0< 4411 -3919. 3 bed(oom, all ••ctrlc ho.uae white ·veil. Sliding tanct.m twinging doOr~. 0 mont"he Livestock Furnished efflency apt., In Rio Orenda. utllltie1 paid. MOD!'RN 3 bodroom. fam- In ld'l"l neighborhood with Aluminum buda. 1 9B2 Budd 45x13 - 6. Smooth oldo 445-3892 or 448-9777. Small furnished house In city. tdult• only. Call' 448- 27415 or leave oolt r1qulred. Call304-6754338, Tran1ml11ion . SQHP4QM re1r1. 90 pet. radial t'r" on --SESMY (IZ w- - Water Wellt. Commercial and Domntlc. Tnt hoi•. Pumpa Saln end Service. ClD • AJ !>:I. co I·-·-I -I ... N- 848-21188. 304·675 -2088 4560. (I) (1) MOVIE: ' Deed Men Don't Ptald' Cll MOVIE: 'Amber Wavao' ()) Tic Toe Dough CD F.I\. SQccer: Tha Rood to Wembloy - Semlflnels end aluminum eidln' work. Roofing, ohlnglos. opoutlng Ina urad. Free Et11metH. Hi Preeaure CIHning. Alum· inum aiding, mobUe hom•. wood, brick, Hndttone building end ho~,.. Al1o heavy equipment. Fully lntured, FrH ntlm1t11. 814- Cll (I) • 8 :00 • I [] I KRAAP EVENING sleePer. Cu"mml"f· KT450 · 304-896-3802. LT tor . Call 304-e76 -5104. qulrod. 1114-992-3090. Ily room , near echool• & hospllal. Reference Ia dep- 11178 Ford CLT 9000doubla wlthjokobralle. R 0125111 0338 . Roolty, Charyl Lamloy, 814742 -3171 or Valmo Nlclnoky , 81'4 -742 -3092. 19711 Ford PU. F-160. 52,000· ICUtll milu. IXC. cond.. 12.700. Call 304e71-li400. . Nlco 3 bodroom, both, brick home, c1ntral air, and clo1e In to ahopping center Qf Pomeroy, Oh . Rental is •zeo. per month. Call for'" IPPOintment . Hobatetter PS. P8, good cond. Call aflor 3, 875-5384. lnchee ecro11, enterlock In a metal frame. wood grain White' 1 metal detectore, 3 ,..gUns. Honda gener1tor. Call 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Ap•rt· ments t200 per mo. or It Income Is e10 .000 or leas H UD available. A·One R811 E1tates, Carol Yeager, Real · engl~o. ohort ploceo 21" ond 10 Evan• Enterprise•. 4 mi. South of Jackaon on ST. RT . Truck• for Sale 1978 Chev. cuetom ten deluxe. 'h T, autO trent, 350 underpinning for 1 mobile home used just 1 year came off 1 14x70 mobile home, long piece• m111ure 32" . culven In atock. 8 Inch thru 181nch. &Inch •1.80 per ft .. Autoa for ~ale 71 Farm Equipment ter, Rt. 35 W .. Golllpolla, Ohio. Call 4411-9777 or .Lowrey Gonl Mogle 44 o,.on 1 v. yoora old. Alkin•v 1 __8_-2_4_8_4_·_ _ _ _ __ 1600. 304-e75-3238. For 11lep8 N Ford tractor 304-876-6999 : Nl ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME byHenriAmoldend 8obLea ~ ~~ s Unteremblo those loUr Jumbloa, one tetter to each sqUare, to rorm tour or<llnory words. 5/12/8~ FrH utlmat11. e14-948211811. ----~----4 614-949-211811 . 32d3- 174 piocoo brown 1560 .00. 1218. Apartment for Rent 5-I~ ·~ THURSDAY wanpaper hanging. lntured. 4 ft . brush hog . Good cond. HARLEY Dovldoon goo golf TOO Painting intorlor & axtO<Ior. *3.00 HCh. 814-985-3327. Large Oibeon Refrldgeretor. A LL RIG~- BUT NOT PIO!IVATELY . WE'LL BE .JUST OUT HEAI::tiN6 l::t.AN6E. work guorontaod. Call 441: 11188. Wo.Qd potato cratet or ltor· crates. Buehll aize. Cen *260 . Call 448-0212 . Valerie. HOUH painting, lawn mower repair. very reaeon1ble. 1 coffee table 47%x18'hx16VJ ln . end 1 end table 2&x18'h•20VJ with light walnut finlah $30, 2 hives of beet, 8 supert & complete line of equipment, 304 - 676 -6205 uk for Marcum Rooting & Spolillng. 30 yeora oxporlonco. ._tallzlrlg In bult up root. Call 814-388-8887. Ropoosoosod algnl Nothing downl Take o.ver PIYm«1tt 814-387-0811 . THEY TURN US OVEI<! TO TIECOF»S, :t W<>NT TO SPEAK WITH '>'OU, .'illl~Nt ID'il elevision Viewing PAINTING - lnt.,lo<· and axtwlor, plumbing, roofing. soma remodallng. 20 yra. oxp. Call 5t4-311-88112. fumrture.- full line in ttock. elao Antlquu. Peul C,onkel1 Antique•• Tuppera Pllina. Plate glall. l1rge piecu. Home Improvement• STUCCO PLASTERING textured celinge commer· clal ond -ldlntill, trae ootlmatM. Call 1114-258t r•~- 1----------- 93. e14-281i-6930 . Houses for Rent burn Roalty . Coll448-0008. t2110. GOOD USED APPLIANCES TWO bedroom furnlthltd treiler with porch, on 30th. St. behind Village Pine. e276 . month plus utilitlea, $200 . damage depoalt . 44 hl·do - a- bod paid . Tenento pay 30 par- APARTMENT. 1 bedroom in 3 bdr. house, central air, and one trailer apace . Addia~m . Ohio . Call 614-446-0176. piece wood living room aulte with 8 Inch flat arm1 *399, bunk . bedt complete with bunkiet $199, 2 pitlce antron llvingroom tuitet *199, entron recliriert •99, other recliners tao. maple dlnene wtt •179, love aeatl •10. cent of their adjusted Income in thlt HUO tUblldlzed apartment building. Twin Rivera T~wer. phone 304· 67ti -66:J9. Equal opportun. · ity hOusing . 304-875-107e . Modern 3 bdr. ranch. gar· ege, cerpet, Rodney area. Oepoalt • reference• re· quired. •28& per mo. Bleck · ln. 121-h or all for 1100, ·CaH 1114-388-8118~ ohlr II PM . North 2nd. St. Middleport. Open 9-8. Cllfl'a Place. wator. Aloo 513ThlrdAva.. 2 BR . 1211160 trailer for rant, 613 - 423 - 8928 . 2 V: mi. out 180 at EverOwner I Agent. green . Ph. 446 -0167 . - - - - - - - - lc35 acre1 at Rodney on W.T. 2 bedroom a Mobile Home in Watson Rd . Owner financ- Racine . 614-387-0288 . ing available. Call446-8221 attar 6 weekday1. 10 x 86, 2 bd .room nioblla home in Racine area. 81410 .8 acraa on Bulaville Rd. 992-6858 . in Gallipolis Township. 137.000 . Call e14-446- 2 bedroom mobile home. 4670 after 6PM. Approximately 6 miles from Middleport or Pomeroy . One lot 40x130. C.111ll 876- 614-992-6868 . 4391 or 446-4038 . 2 bedroom furni1hed , 1 loti 3 to 6 acre1. Flat, rural child, no pets. *160 . per water, Green Elementary . month . 304-882-2468 . Call 8 i 4 -379-2198 . 4 bedroom mobile home. 1 1.4 acre lot ·in Bradbury . child accepted. no drunkt, Good location . Trailer hook dope or pets. John Shaetl, up . All utilities . SEPTIC 3 112 miles south of MiddleTANK . CALL 614 -992 - port, Rt. 7. 614 -367-0811 . 2602 . TWO mobile hom01 tor rant 2 acree partially cleared, city on Rt . 2 about 6 minute• wotar. aaklng $6,000 . 304- from town . Cell after 6 . e76-2206. 304 -676 -6277. 36 elM' Flower~ Call 446-3643 . 35 2 31. acrtes. corner Greer & 8 Mila Rd .. Slack top, 304676 -1198. 81 Skaggs Appli•ncea, Upper in~udes 448 -0167. 6-20 Acres wood1, over · looking Ohio River. city 1chool1. 446-3564 or 1· well nithed, *1315 . mo. Hickman . Lots & Acreage 01 Call Wiseman Reel Estate. 2 bdr. 12x80 mobile home 2 '12 mi. from Ho1pital on old . Pt. Pleasant. HUD tccepted, Rt . 160 at Evergreen. Ac- 814 -446-2200 or 448 cept children & pet1 . Call 3131 . 675-3280 and ask lor Ron 81 Five tMt•V¥ framed -4 penned windowa 331n. • 43 mtny other item 1 in our store. Good thru May 11ith. for Rant hiJme, in waaher 1915. all theN Items 613!/o THIRD AVE.. fur- 42 Mobila. Homes 46 ACRE farm with 1976, 2 bedroom all electric mobile e95. Movtog wringer baths, garage, $326 mo. Farms for Sale 142 acres near Rio Grande, houae & buildings. Will sell all or part. Call 446 · 2699 after e. Apartment 3 bed . house on At. 36, 11fz 2801 . 33 44 for Rent 1970 Skyline. 12x60. Exc. cond. $6.000 . New water heater, roof repainted . Best Me-t, BEFORE by Larry Wrlgllt 191. Call 1114-3811-8918. 38,000 BTU contal air Out of town call collect. Free cond .. u~ 10 month•· Call 446-4944 . delivery to your home. *14.80_ 0 . Call446-1240. 1972 14x66 Mobile Home. KIT 'N' CARLYLE"' ~lne MOVIE: 'Poue' Mary .......... Mary Hertn..n 12:30 a , (I) (!) LN Night wftll . Dovkl Letterman DGDNM GKASP PSWYJSYD KH RDOPJ<WY SH S VDGDP T BIDWA KW VDGpPTBIDWA TR LDPP . - A . Ynterdly'• Cryptoquote: THE TRUTH MEN ARE FREE TO PU11.SUE O.R()(RVELT H. DPKTA IS FOUND WHEN lT.-FRANKLIN �. Pometoy-Middleport, Ohio Page' 14-The Daily Sentinel ' FBI i;nvestigation includes Ohio schooJ Local briefs: Amiounce landfill rates With the opening of the new county landfill Friday, the Meigs County Commissioners have issued the follow\IJg rates. Cars, $1.50; station wagons. loaded, S2.50; Y. ton trucks, Datsun etc, Ei"Camino, etc. $2.50; n an ¥. ton trucks, $3; nand% ton trucks With half racks, 8 to 12 inches above body, $4; 'h to '4 ton trucks with full racks, 12 inches or more above body, $5; one ton trucks, $6; one ton trucks with half rarks. S7; one ton tmcks with full racks. $8; two ton trucks, $9; two ton tmcks with half racks. $10; two ton tmcks with full racks, $11; three ton trucks, $12; tlu·ee ton trucks with half racks, . $13; three ton trucks with full racks, $14; packer trucks, $W; semi-trucks, $JJ; small trailer pulled by vehicle, $3. No Industrial waste, tox ic wase or radioactive materials will be accepted. COLUMBUS, OhiO' (AP) - The which ts the Chrlstle Professto~ equate us with someone who founder of Southwestern Unlver· BuDding. Thereisnovlslbleslgnafa operates out of a pest ofllce box. out slty, one of several colleges being college at the one-story building. ofof!l~orthelriiOme.Whenltisall Investigated by the FBI, dentes that Both alSo list addresses In TUcson, said and done we are going to be his school is a diploma miU. Ariz. vlndlcated without qUE!$tlon," GerAnthony Geruntlno, who des· .· In Columbus, Gerunjino said his untlno said. cribed hlmself as the foUnder of Geruntlno, w11o also operates school Wl!S legttlrru!te with a school Southwestern University, said Wed· buDding and staff in Arizona. UnltedPr1ntlngCo.at4216E.Broad nesday, "Weare lndeedalegltlmate The Columbus operatlon, which St., said he runs the untversity's program ... I don't expect to be . operates out of· a printing shop, infonnational of!lce out of the pr1nt indicted." handles the "assessment" of pros- shop. Billlr!g and diplomas are No charges have been filed . pective students, he said. . handled In Thcson, he said. The FBI announced on Tuesday "They (the FBI) are trying to But he said the university is. The tomatoes of upriver Letart Township 1ruck farmers are '.' alive a nd well" for the most part despite free7ing weather that hlt Meigs Cou nty this week. The truck farm ers contacted attribute a fog cover for saving the large crop of early tomato plants in the Letart area . Twenty-one fined in Meigs court . Twenty-one perscns were fined and five others forfeited bonds in Meigs County Court Wednesday. Fined by Judge Patrick O'Brien wereChartesL.Shaver,Ga lllpolls , stopped on_roadway, SlO and costs; Pleasant McKinney, Dallas, Texas, speed, $22, and costs; Roger Randolph. Shade, DWI, $250and costs, license suspended 6() days, three days confinement; George Stobart, Jr. Racine , DWI. S250 a nd costs. license suspended 60 days, three days confineme nt , left of center, $50 and costs, hit-skip, $50 and costs, four days confinement ; Eleanor Logan, Pomeroy, speed, $27 and costs; David Wolf, Chester. and Clifford Icenhowe r, Shade, speed, $22 and costs each; Burrell Dawson, New Haven;--speed, $21 a nd costs; James Baker. Marietta. speed, $24 and costs; Rodney Tripp, Pomeroy, stop sign violation , $10 and costs; Douglas Halfhill, Cheshire, speed, $20 and costs; Howard Goodnite, New Haven, and Joann Fokes, Athens, speed, $22 and costs each; Michelle Torres, Athens, speed , $2'iandcosts: Anthony Man lace, Columbus,speed,$13 and costs; George McKinney, Soul h Charleston, failed to stop for stop sign. $10 and costs; .Jerome Howard , Pomeroy, !allure to cont rol vehicle, $20 and costs; Hcrbcrl Noel. Pomeroy, -speed, $26 and costs; Richard Swanson, Pomeroy, unsafe vehlclc,$.'i and costs; Dwight Haley, Middleport .. DWI . $200nnd costs, .10daysconfinemen t, license suspended two years, no operators license, $75 and costs, 20 days confinemen t; William .Johnston, Shade. passing bad checks, coists, restitution, one year probation. Forfeiting bonds were David Eichel. Bolivar, Ohio. Susan Frash, Middleport , and Keith Kraurtcr. Minersville, speed. $46.50 each; Jeffrey Cox, Ravenswood, failed to control vehicle, S36.50; Stephen Norris. Port land, no motorcycle endorsement, $66.00. fa iled to display valid registration. $41.50. SIDEWALK SALE I Specia:l t COLUMBUS, Ohio (APl -Hearingsareunderway In the House on a Senate-passed bill establishing collective bargaining rights for Ohio's eStimated 580,000 state and local public employees. Rep. Cliff Skeen, D-Akron, chairman of the Commerce and Labor Committee, limited testimony Wed· nesday night to a presentation of the meas1,1re by theSenatesponscr,Sen. Eugene Branstool, D-Utlca. · The proposal repeaJs the strlkeprohiblting Ferguson Act a nd permits government employers for the first time to recognize union and other employf'C organizations for bargaining. Branstool's bill stirred controversy in the Democrat-controlled Senate before It passed that chamber April 21on a party line vote of17-16. ManyofOhlo'slocaigovernments oppose the bill because of provisions · ~hich give non-safety force employees a limited right to strike and require that contract disputes Involving police and other safety forces be sett led by a modified means of binding arbitration. Issue license group of Playtex bras and girdles, panties, and camisoles. Not all sizes. Granled divorce Juanita Bowles was granted a divorce in Meigs County Common Pleas Court from E lmer M. Bowles on charges of gross neglect of duly and extreme cruelty. WI'GT GOLF TOURNi\.MENT - Forty-six women participated In the Women's Profcs.•ional liolf Tourn•un ent (WP6T) held at Riverside Golf Course In Mason. Spon'Mlr of the tournament was Mister Bee Potato Chip. The WPGT l• a mini tournament ofthe LPGA. The wbmlng purse was $8,1100. Play hegan Monday and e nded Wednesday. Pictured are, left to right, Alan Killin, owner of ML•ter llt.'e, and Gary Roush, Coat Clearance of 7 ladies' winter coats.·All $153.00. Ear Piercing WITH THE PURCHASE OF A ONLY REG. $149.95 PAIR OF EARRI PERSONS UND~R 18 MUST HAVE PERMISSION OF PARENT OR GUARDIAN · sales ·are final. Reg. $99 PRINCE GARDNER PRINCESS GARDNER BILLFOLDS NOW 25o/o OFF NOW BOYS $5.95 KNIT SHIRfS ............................ SALE $4.87 BOYS $7.95 KNIT SHIRTS ............................ SALE $6.47 BOYS' $9.95 KNIT SHIRTS ........................... SALE $8.17 BOYS' $11.95 KNIT SHIRTS ......................... SALE $9.77 Children's Clothing SIDEWALK SALE SUMMER RJRI'liiTURE Replacement Cushions Cushions for metal chairs, chaises an<f gliders. Also redwood replacement cushions. ON SALE THIS WEEKEND SIDEWALK SALE Jewelry Clearance One table of necklaces, earrings, pins, chains, bracE:~Is. rings and assorted sets. All sales are final. Values to $8.00. YOUR CHOICE 88¢ SUPER BARGAINS 1 ONLY-WHIRLPOOL Free-Standing TRASH MASHER COMPACTOR $lsgoo ONLY . Reg. $439.00 1 ONLY GE POT SCRUBBER UNDERCOUNTER DISHWASHER ONLY Reg. $459.00 $lsgoo . SIDEWALK SALE. MEOIANIC. STREET WAREHOUSE Men's & Boys' Wear FURNITURE DEPT. SPECIALS NOW 50o/o ·OCCASIONAL TABLES Coffee Tables, Hostess Tables. Hex End Tables and Square End Tables. Oak, pine, pecan and cherry. Rell. $89.95 to $264.00. a.EARANCE GROUP 112 .Price ------..--..-------"""'""-.-. TABLE LAMPS One group of H assorted styles of table lamps. Reg $39.00 to $65.00. 1I 2 Price YouR OfOICE PRICE . FIRESCREEN AND ANDIRON SET Blat:k and llnlss REG. $73.00 . ClEARANCE VISA MASTERCHARGE lAYAWAY R£G. $6.00 TO Sll.OO ........................ ....... SALE $3.00 R£G. $12.00 TO $18.00 ............................. SALE $5.00 REG. $19.00 TO $22.00 ............................. SALE $7.00 R£!l. $23.00 TO $26.00 ............................. SALE $9.00 REG. $27.00 TO $30.00 ............................ SALE $11.00 ~EG. $31.00 TQ $36.00 ............................ SALE $13.00 REG. $37.00 TO $41.00 ............................. SALE $15.00 SIDEWALK SALE FOR THIS SALE! MEN'S & BOYS' $1.59 Tube Socks $3500 Special sale prices for our Sidewalk Sale. S, M. Land XL. Our new spring collection. Jeans, Shirts. DresSy Looks, Tank Tops, Casual Knils. MEN'S MEN'S MEN'S liEN'S $7.95 KNIT SHIRTS .......................... SALE $6.29 $9.95 KNIT SHIRTS ........................ SALE $7.89 $12.95 KNIT SHIRTS ........................ SALE $10.29 $16.95 KNIT SHIRTS ...................... SALE $13.39 SIDEWALK SALE Junior .Annarel · · inf~ Mostly wtrner wegrn clothmg, blouses, )acke1S, tops, sweaters. coats, slacks, dresses and skirts. All safes are final. Men's Sizes 9 to 15; BoyS 7 to I L Whrte with color tops. Many REG. $l00 to $15.00 ................................ SALE $100 REG. $16.00 to $23.00 ............................... SALE $5.00 school cotoo. R£G. $24.00 to $32.00 ... :.......................... SAlE $7.00 • R£G; S3100 to $40.00 ................. :........... SALE moo R£G. S4LOO to $48.00 ........... :................. SAlE $15.00 $1.89 Grey With Color Top. .. ........ 51.49 · R£8. $49.00 to $61.00 ..................... ,....... SALt $1t00 $}19 OFF ·. 113 COURT POM~ROY 992-2054 Veterans Memorial Hospital community service ~ SAVE $50.00 COUBRE LIGHTERS . . SIDEWALK SALE Save duringthis sale. Boys' sizes 8 to20 - Crew necks. cutoffs. tank tops, jeans shirts, dressy knits. Entire stock included. 1/2 OFF . Knit Shirts SIDEWALK SALE 25o/o ' REG. $3.00 to $8.50 .................................. SALE $1.00 1-~-·--·--·-·----·-·-""·-·---.-..·-·-·l REG. $9.00 TO $12.50 ........................... .;.. SALE $3.00 REG. $13.00 TO $18.00 ............................. SALE $5.00 SIDEWALK SALE REG. $19.00 TO $25.00 ............................. SALE $7.00 REG. $26.00 TO $38.00 ............................. SALE $9.00 BOYS' REG. $39.00 TO $76.00 ............................ SALE $12.00 JEANS- SLACKS MPERIAL CRYST LARGE SELECTION . One rack of winter clothing for little boys and girls. S1eepwear, pants, tops, dresses, skirts and coats. All sales final. · MEN'S AND BOYS' 95 ' $H.OO $14.00 $17.00 $20.00 $30.00 YOUR CHOICE OF YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD X $39~ . SALE 7 DIAMOND CLUSTERS . .. LADIES' Select group from our regular stock. Regular prices $13.95 to $29.95. Discontinued styles, odd sizes. While they last All sates final. Many Great Savings In Every Dept. · · · ·· ·· · · · ~ · · · ·· · ·· · ·· ·· ··· ·· ·· ·· · ; Special rack of Misses and Extra Size Winter Dresses. Priced for quick clearance. All sales are final. SIDEWALK SALE REG. S11.95 TO $19.95... ............................ SALE $3.00 REG. $21.95 TO $29.95... ............................ SALE $5.00 REG. $36.95 TO $79.95 ............................ SALE $10.00 MAY 13TH & MAY 14TH · . Ladies'.Dresses • Including Shirts, Sweaters, Jackets, Vests. Work Pants. Wdsand Ends. lim~ed Quantity - No Exchanges or Refunds. Side'Nalk Sale of: REG. $28.00 to $34.00 .............................. SALE REG. $35.00 TO $43.00 ............................SALE REG. $44.00 TO $50.00 .:.......................... SALE 1---·--~-·-·---·--~-·-·-·-·-~--{ REG. $51.00 TO $64.00 ............................ SALE REG. $65.00 TO $98.00 ............................ SALE - course~ FREE 1/2 PRICE WHILE THEY lAST! A marriage license was Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Hubert Stafford, 70, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, a nd Mary Lucille Haggertty, 58, Middleport . In Arlzona, with 20 classrooms, a • llb,rary, 1~ part-tlme faculty members and a full-time president. He said the untverslty haS about' 100 students who pay $48 a credit hour. But The Columbus Dispatch said It had obtained a letter to a. Louisiana student who had been1 accepted into the program. The, letter said the fee for a "bachelor arts degree in' general studies" ' . would be $985. · ' SIDEWAlK SALE Lingerie Specials address of 42144216 E. Broad St., House gets bargaining ...,•..• ~ated tnatonnerbu$lneSSschool, fF~:~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;I~u~~u~FLos;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-;;;;:::~::l among 38 alleged mall-order colth at two leges thatColumbus have been businesses investigatedare in connection with the seiling of phony diplomas nationwide. After a three-year Investigation. FBI agents said holders of the degrees are practicing in flelds ranging trvm psychotherapy .to cancer treatment. The Columbus !inns named on a list released by the FBI were identified as Southwestern Professionals and Educators, andSouthw· estern University. Both list ail Freeze has not hurt tomatoes owner of the Thunday, May 12 1983 SHOP FRIDAY Tl LL 8 SATURDAY TILL 5 llllf!!!lll ~ 115 E. Memorial Drive Pomeroy, OH 45769 .. . ' � 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. 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