http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2cbc6cea0934d7183428f904f6dbdfb8.pdf 57b8de49501ede11c83b83b243a15ad2 PDF Text Text Page 14-The Daily Sentinel w.dne Goode become.s first black mayoral nominee PHilADE LPHIA (AP) - W. WUson Gpode, asharecropper 'sson nomlnat&! by Democra ts as their first black candidate lor m ayor, pledged today "to build il city for everyone" after turning back exMayor F rank L. Rizzo's bid for a political comeback. Goode will face Republican J ohn Egan In November 's genera l election In a city where Democrats outnumber Republicans by a 5-to-1 margin. · "No concessions," sa id a disappointed Rizzo, who insisted on getting a good night' s s leep while awaiting the final iigures today. Goode had been favored to defeat the tough-Uilklng former polleeman, who served two terms as mayor from 1972 to 198J but was barred by law from seeking a third consecutive term. Returns from 98 percent of the c ity's 1.794 precincts put Goode ahead by more than 42,rxx> votes 312,219, or 53.2 percent, against 270,115, o r46pereent. for Rizzo. F our other candidates in Tuesday's Democratic mayoral primary shared 20,000 other votes. Egan captured tl)e GOP mayora l nominal ion with 38,920 votes, com · pared to former U.S. Rep. Charles Doug herty's 25,413 votes and former city controller Thomas Gala's 21, 581. "We are here to celebrate a great victory. not for ourselves but for every neighborhood In the city," Goode )Old his jubilant supporters early today . "We are going to build a city for everyone, those who are black, those who are white, those who are Asian . We want to bring economic growth here, we want safe streets , and we want most of all for this city to move forward ." The 44-year-old Goode. former cha irman of the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission and for three years managing director of America 's fourth-largest city In the cabinet of retiring Mayor William Green. refused to regard his triumph as a victory carved ·out of black neighborhoods. "This campaign has been won by all people working together," Goode told cheering supporters. Although Goode would be the first black mayor In the three centuries since Philadelphia' s founding by William P enn , the primary cam· palgn contained few of the racial overtones that marked Harold Was hington's recent successful bid for mayor of Chicago. If Goode is elected, It would pul black mayors at the helm In four of the nation 's six largest clUes: Chicago, Los Angeles, Philadelphia a nd Detroit. UAW·delegates ready to elect new president y, ~ 18, 1983 Judge orders further probe into conspiracy GOODE TRWMPHANT- W. W\lllon Goode waves. to 8Upporten after Democrals nominated· him 1111 their tint black for mayor of ~rica's fourth larxest city Tuesday. A& left is his wUe Velma. Goode defeated fonner Phllaclelplda Mayor Frllllk' Rizzo in the primary election. (AP Laserpholo). · CINCINNATI (API - A state Inspector says he cited the opera tors of a housing project, where three died of carbon monoxide poisoning Tuesday, In December lor allowing fumes to escape !rom a water heater. Firem en blamed fumes !rom an unvented water heater for the deaths Tuesday. · ''This Is ridiculous," said Don Milan, Inspector with the Ohio Department of Industrial Rei a tlons. "There was no reason thilllt should have happened." Milan said he cited Chelsea Moore Co., which manages the housing project , In December 1982. No one was hospitalized In that case, however. ~~ · PD<EVILLE, Ky. {AP) - A · fecteral jll(lge has ordered fUrther lnvestlgafun of an allegal compi· racy to kidnap a Letcher County wick!w who later I'l!fused to cooperate with prosecutors. · .U .S. District Judge G. Wlx . Unthank dismissed charges Tues· day against .eight people accused of conspiring to kidnap Kathy Osborn Niece. dismissed, saying Mrs. Niece would not aid In lnvestlgatlng or prosecutlngthecue. But Unthank said, "This Is something the court doesn't like. The eight, all related to Mrs. Niece, were Indicted toUowtng the alleged abductlon In January . . Federal prosecutors requested last week that the charges be According to FBI <l@clllllElllls, Mrs. Niece told authorities ~he was abdUcted Jan. is and-held untU .,Jan. 21 In an attempt to obtain $500,001 ransom from her father-In-Jaw, Letcher County coal operator WlltordNiece. But he directed that the Justice . Department Investigate and if it produced evidenCe " of obstnlctlon of justice or . Interference with . justice, that It be presented to a · grand Jury-" . the city's Winton Terrace section. Two other c!IUdren, Chantel, 12. and LeRoy, 17, were hosptalized. Flnemen said 20 residents were taken to hospitals and six, Including the Corbin children, were admitted. William Offutt, city heating Inspector. said he found the vent pipe$ had been taken off a 3€0,001 BTU water heater and fumes entered the apartments. Michael Kosky, spokesman for · Chelsea Moore, said he was unaware of any state citations logged against the complex. He said Chelsea Moore's property management staff told him the heater passed an AprU 20 Inspection by the city. Offutt said hlsolflce had nil record of any problems at the corhpiel' of seven bulldlngs containing 30 apartments. · Milan said . he ordered the building's water heater and boiler shut offuntUrepalredandinspected. SHEET SETS only $29" MAnRESS PADS only STARTING AT Charles Lee 11,17, Pt. Pleasant, pleaded oot guilty toachargeo!murder during arraignment this moriling In Gallla CountyConvnon Pleas Court. An indictment charging Lee in connection with the 5bootlng death of Barbara Twyman,l7, Ewington was returned Monday by county grand jury. TWyman's body was found by sherUf's deputlesAprU 61n a well offAllce Rd., seVeral miles south of the Gallia-VInton county Une. DeputieS were reportedly leQ there by an anonymous tip. Twyman, a Buckeye Hills Career Center student, had been reported missing from her home on March 20. She had beffi shot twice, according to an autopsy report -once in the head and once In the chest. Lee was arrested shortly after the body was discovered. AtahearlnglnjuvenUecourtthenextday,Aprll7,Leepleadednotguiltyto murder, a felony of the first degree. Juvenile Court Judge Thomas Moulton boun!l Lee over to the adult division of rommon pleas court after a hearing on May2. . Juvenllecourl officialS say It Is the first tlrnethaiajuve nllewas Indicted In the adult division of common pleas court . During this morning's arraignment. defense attorney Hamlin Klngtued a motion asking that Monday's indictment be quashed - ruled void and without effect. King questioned the form of the Indictment , charging that one section of the document reading "True Bill" had been marked through and replaced with a handwritten ''True Bill" above the typed copy. Since the May 2 hearing, Lee has been free on a$150,rxxJbondposted by his grandparents. That bond was continued this morning by Judge Richard $J 4t.s $229. Set Up And Delivery FREE On Moat Styl• Plair Purrpture,,._,1;,~De§igns foaiiiPGIIs Ftn'Y - 5 mllet 1101o11k Polll Pleu•t. Rl. t HOURS : Mflil.•Tut1., Wed., Tt11an.,s.&.-t • .tn.·Sp.m.: · Jl'ri.Oalyt•.m.- lp.m. Rq\lerlc~. PUCO proposes new payment plan . COLUMBUS,' Ohio (AP ) -The Ohio Office of Consumer' s Counsel Wednesday proposed proposed a new payment plan for consumers threatened with utility cutoffs. The counsel. In a brief flied with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. also proposed a disconnection appeals board and lower reconnec tlon payments In what it said should cure the "Band·Ald" approach of handling winter utility emergencies. The counsel's plan would enable natural-gas and electricity users facing disconnection to spread out payment of their debt to the utUity companies over. a year. Under the plan, the consumer each month would pay the full current month 's bill plus one-twelfth of the balance. The plan would replace the PUCO's current six-month and one-third payment options. which requires the ratepayer to pay one-third of the total bill each month. The counsel also asked the PUCO to establish an arbitration board to consider appeals from customers unable to pay their bUls. Currently. no one Is exempt from disconnections. The counsel also recorrunended that: -'The winter billing period be extended to runfromNov.15toAprll • • • • • • • • •.••• WITH COUPON • • • • • • • • • • • • . . I Dinner includes 3 fish fillets , fryes: slaw f. 2 hushpuppies. Valid thru: May 31, 1983 Only at: Silver Bridge Plaza Gallipolis, Ohio ELBERFELDS Let's Not Forget To Rentemher MAY 30, 1983 l•t•••••••••••• WITH COUPON Each dinner includes a fish fillet , 2 whitemeat Chicken Planks ~ !ryes, f, slaw . Valid thru: May 31, 1983 Only et: Silver Brid&e Plaza Gallipolis. Ohio •Wreaths •Arrangements in both real and · permanent .flowers. coupon per Wllb Coupon an4 Proo!-ol•...... booo l'rolll ODIIIUIII 11-holt. person, per visit. lOr •q UuH II•-• ., .... ,..,.., IIU. .a,l.) '"The Way America Sench Love" POMEROY FLOWER SHOP· 108 Butternut Ave. Pomeroy, OH. Ph. 992-2039 ar 992·6721 mo)or--- w. we IIClOOpt .. Md wire ftowln ~where. I •• • • • • • • • • • • • • WITH COUPON • • • • • • • • • • • • Big Catch® $7.49 :;:ct• Family . mctua<es 8 fish fillets or 12 Chicken Planks,• or 4 fish fillets & 6 Chicken Planks; I ryes f. slaw. ' Valid fft..U: May 31, 1983 pnly at: Silver Bridp Pl1u Gallipolis. Ohio . ,. 15. Presently, the bUting period Is Dec. 1 to March 15. -lnstnict utUity companies to reconnect service to customers U they correct payment defaults or pay one- third of the total bill or $200, whichever Is tess, plus any reconnectlon charge. Customers seeking reconnectlon during the winter who aren't on a payment plan would have to pay one-third ofthe total but or $200, whichever Is less, plus any reconnection charge. Currently. users restoring their service must pay their entire bill , a deposit and any reconnection charge. -Before restoring service during non-winter months, customers who default on a payment plan would be required to correct the default, while those not on a payment plan would have to pay the full amount owed and the cun-ent month's bill . -Allow customers lacing new financial hardships to renegotiate their payment plans. -Make no changes to the policy of disconnecting a customer who falls to contact the utility after receiving a shl!tOII notice and· refuses to participate In an extended payment plan . The PUCO said it wruld study the counsel's proposals. ' Marina grant approval given ~ One l'ree Hanes®~-shirt or Brief by llail N ow fo r Fa th er 's Day, Hanes wl,\1 give you one free T-s hlrt o r b r tef of your choice with the purchase o f one H a n es 3 -pack or any three Hanes und erwear ga r m e nts! Just mall In proof(s)-ofp urcha.se a nd st.ore recelpt(s) with the coupon b e low, and give Dad tour Hanes underwear garments for the price ot three! He'll e.ppl"BCI!i.te his Hane11 quality underwear for Its comfort and long-lasting wear. And you'll appreciate this · extra value for his speole.l day! ••••••••••••11 2 Fish & Chicken Dinners ·s 3.99 .Cut Flowers •Monument Sprays •Potted Plants Adopts calendar a 00 3-Pc. Fish Dinner $2.69 1 SecTion , 12 Pag e' 20 Cents A Multimedia In(. Newtpoper • Charles Lee a•"I·aigned on murder indictment YOU CAN CHOO.SE FROM ACOMPLETE BEDROOM GROUP OR JUST ANEW WATERBED. ·wE CARRY CONDITIONER, CLEANER, AND PROTECTANT. enttne at y Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May19; 1983 t.py..hlod 1913 WATERBEDS • • e Voi.32,No.26 H onoraritm s ch osen from .'\lleiKs sen ior.~ Meigs band students honored at banquet Meigs upsets.Logan; Marauderettes lose Largest S.le(tlon In The lftnd Area Carbon monoxide fumes blamed for Cincinnati deaths DALLAS (AP ) - The United Auto But he also didn 't offend anybody. I think we'd all agree that he 's a good Workers union readied for a historic changing of the guard. today as Christian gentleman who has Integr ity and can be trusted." delega tes preparl'i t1fel~t a ·new A convention-delegate !rom Local president and flveothertopofflcl ais . Prestc;leot Douglas A. Fraser, 66, 867 in Boston added: "lie's not going to be a Fraser. 1Fraser) was just a and the others are retiring beca use James "Eddie" Corbin, 48. his union rules prohibit re-election of natural leader. I'm sorry to see him wUe ThereSa, 34, and daughter, go. " s goals will remain unchanged Tina, 6, died after they were office rs over 65 years old . They a re the last leade rs to have - to seek better conditions lor the overcome In the housing complex In worked directly with the late UAW workers It represents and social . Preside nt Walter Reuther In the Weather forecast j usttce for everyone . union's earliest days. Reuther Is Meanwhile, the president of the Sixty percenl chance of showers credited with forming the 47-year · confederation of Japan Automoblle Workers' unions told delegates at and thunderstorms tonight and old UAW'spollcles. Fraser' s designa ted successor . the conve ntion Tuesday his group Thursday . Low tonight 55-611 Winds selected la te last year by the UAW' s supports Japanese automakers southeasterly 2().,'JO mph. High 26-member executJve board, Is moving plants to North America Thursday In mid·70s. Owen Bieber, 5.1, vice pres ident In and the UAW organizing those Extended Ohio Forecast · Friday throu(lh Sunday: · charge of the UAW's General plant s. Chance of showers Friday, but "We are strongly hoping that Motors Corp . department. Bie ber said earlier this week he these Japanese constructions wUI fair through the weekend. Highs was con!ldent he would be elected . continue and help alleviate unem- M-7~ . ....ws 45-115. There were .no other fmma l ployment problems that face the Meets .Thursday UAW." JchlrO Shlojl said, noilng candidates, although -tt'adltlonally tha t Nlssan has a plant In Smyrna, dissidents nominate one or a few The Me igs County Dem ocrat candidates on the convention floor Tenn., and Honda has a MarysvUle , . Ohio. plant . Central Committ ee will meet at7: 30 the day of the vote. In an Interview, however, he said p.m . Thursday at carpenter's hall, Bieber 's new role comes at a Iinne he opposes legislation backed by the .-: E ::c · c:.M ..:.:a..:.: ln : .:..::. St::: .. c:P .: o ..:.:me = ro"'y-'-._ __ _ _. of uncerta inty In the union. UA W that would requlne a certain The UAW faces dwindling m<'m· bershlp - from 1.5 mUllan In 1969 to percentage of U.S.-made parts In below 1.1 million now, dlssa tlsfac· cars sold here. lion among autoworkers on conc'Csslonnorma l levels after a four-yl'ar sales slump and competition from Seek!l divorce Imported Japanese autos , to name a ·few maj or Issues. An action lor dissolution of "lt's not that Owen bowled mar riage was flied In Me igs County anybody over with his charisma," Common Pleas Court by Rebecca said a member of the union·s top Annette Searles, Middleport, and leadership who asked not to be Ma rk Steven Searles, Rt.1, Rutland : Identified . " He Isn't c harismatic. J L State Representative Jolynn Bos· ter (D G<illlpoUs) announced that the village of Syraeuse will be receiving a federal matching grant tor $44,388 for"development of the MuniCipal Park Marins . The grant has been m.'01T11111!11ded for funding under the Land and Water Conservation Fund which is administered by the Ohio Department of Natural Resoort'eS. With this grant, thP v liiag~ wUI be able to develop a marina !or boats and a bc.11 launch ramp on existing ~~u·k land that Is bordered on one side by the Ohio River. The completed project wlll upgrade existing facUlties which receive heavy use and are presently undeveloped. Although final approval must come from the United States Depal1ment ollnterlor, Rep. Boster Indicated that the State Department of Natural Resources does not anticipate a problem In obtaining federal·approval. · Funds tor · the reimbursement program are not tax dollars, but are revenues !roo1 oft· shore oil leases. .Weather forecast · . !ieYBity pm:ent cllaDce of showers and thunderstonns tonight. Low ~· Wtndl 'becoming southwesterly 10.~ mph. Partly IIIIIIIIY ~.lfllh In the mld·'llll. EcJ I d 011111 FwetiAit ,.. . , • • .... , y: Flllr ae !ol ...., _. S · .J• •IQ'. a - ol 1Mwe11 ud th• ' I 11a MtetleJr. Dd)' hiPIIiiiiMb Ia lllniiPII'• to 111w 1IL . _. ., 11a11t.......,. Ia llle mid Ill to 111e mit • ''I . IN .:. . . p . . Hea\oy L'QUipriient · owned by work contb'tues on the first phlL.o;c of the proposo'll_ Holloway Construction, Wixom, MICh., moves into a bypass through Gallla County. s.....,uon• of the n»\!1 section of the proposed U.S. 35 bypass liS cleurlng have been clcl\l'tld through to Bidw ell· Rodney Road In · ·MOVING Springfield Township. Income tax refunds delayed; seven SEO counties get help COLUMBUS, Ohio iAP l - Some Ohioan s s till waiting on state income tax refunds m ay not get thei r checks lor another six weeks . ·Tax Commiss ioner Joanne Limbach says del ay ' this spring stretched the wa iting time up to eight a nd lri som e cases 12 weeks . All checks wlll·not ha ve been mailed until late J unP or early July . she sa id. Ms. Limbach was asked abou t the problem Wednesday by members of the Senate F inan('(' Commit tee during her presentation of Tax Depart · ment needs for the 1983-1985 biennium. She L• seeking a $75.6 mUllan outlay, up abQut IR percent from the $62.4 million the agt>ncy received in the current bien nium. Her department has been given additional du tics and Is being required to hire m ore personne l. "This Is basically a continuation budgf't with some minor adjustments for Inflation," Ms . Limbac h said. The late tax returns are due to a one-third cut In the size of the temporary staff due to budget cuts and because many people filed la te. just a t the April lei deadline, she sa id. She and members of her staff checked wit h about 10 other states and with the lnte mal Revenue Service, she said, and found tha t ncar dea dline filin g was wldesspread. Some of her proposed budget increase, s he sa ld, ca n be attributed to added responsibil ities a ssigned to her department by Gov. Richa rd Celeste and the Legislature. Among them were the absorption by her department of the now·dPfunct Tax Eq ualiza tion Department a nd It s 41 emp loy=. and a budgN bill provision ,·eq uiJ' Ing the add it ion of lliR agen ts to lwr a udll enforcement sta ff. Ms. Limbach said the n<'w agent s, to hl' hin<l at thf' rate of seven a. nionth throughout the ne xt btennlum . will res ult In more Iaxes being tollPc t'Pd . . She estlma tro that during thP fl•·st year of thf· biennium . thP bf'<'fed -up a udi t Pnforceml'nt plan will Increase colhx tlon.• by $9 mil lion and in thP sc<'Ond year by $27 mil lion. The Senate committ" ' i' makin g an agency -by agency review of spmdlng I!'Vcis In thl' goV!'mor's House-a ppmvro budgf't. Chailman Willia m F . Bowen , D-Ci ncinnatl, said hearin gs will continue fo r· about thf('(' w('('ks IX'fore am endment s are cons ider ed . July I is thP fisca l. deadline for ap proval of lhl' bud get. Meanwhile. e mergPncy food ami sh!'l t<·r a id tota ling $~ million for thP un<'mployro in ci tl<'s and coun ties a cros~ thf' nation w~s announC(l(l Wednesday. The federa l funds . provldrd undPr 111<" jobs 1>111 passed In March, an• tx·l ng d istibu ted to loca l no n·proflt volunt!'cr groups by a coa lition of nationa l vo lun tary agm cl., , Southeast Pr n Ohio counties rlc.·iarro Plig1 blc. anrl the amount of aid for which they qua li fy lnrludP: Adam o. $17.870: Hol'kln g, $12.:.:12: Jackson, $Ui,t lo; Law rf'nt'<'. $:1<1.77R: Pi ke. $ 14 ,0~i; Sc ioto. $42 . ~1 . VInton, $5,71i8 . waterline ex tension on Johnstown Road . He Indicated an In terest in bidding on the job. If the village decides to put It out for bids. Council and the Board of Public Affa irs have not as yet m ade a decis ion on whether to use village workers or put It out for bids . James J ennlnJ<S or J ennlnJ<S Associa tes. Co lumbus. !J e nnings Is gra nt consultant for the vUiagel asked counc il for Ideas regarding the 1983 Community Developme nt Block Gra nt. Following a d iscussion, council Indicated It would like to extend the water line up SR 338 to the Yellowbush Bridge. The area up to Yellowbush was annexed by the village sometime ago. Council would like to tie the water line on SR 338 ·In with the water line on Johnstown Road . Council hopes to extend the water line on Johnstown Road this sunnnner. Jenl\lngs aiso·told council there Is a posslbUy of obtaining a grant through the Public Works Impact Program. tt a grant Is received through the program, councU expressed an Interest In extending the waterllrte from Southern High School to Baahan Road. A valve and meter would be Installed on the tine and SharlL'i' ~: va n s. Luis Mugr agt-'. a nd Flo r-cnc'C Tho rnt on: nam ed tn s uhsltut e custodian list well.' Mar;• F indley . IA>is MugragP a nd F lor Plll'P 'l1u)l"nton. Wil lia m Hoback wa s na mt<l subs titu te bus me<'ha ni<'. '111<' boa 1 ~t. In other busin ess. pu rr h;tS<'<i a sc hool bus from Cl hson Motor City and Ed win H. Da vls and Son; purchasru a fr<'C'l f'l' for th<• jun ior high; c han g!'(! BOE from stcno to f'if'rlcal ; approvf'd lh<' policy of Southern Local a ctivity fund and prlnc tpa I fund; nam ed l.l!'nni<• IIIII. clerk· lrt'aSui'CI'. u' lll"as u•w of t~P DPPr fun,d and upp i'Ovt'l lh<' Tit II' Vl-0 pmgr arn . Bobby Ord, s ul)f'rlntPnd Pnt wa s gran ttxl per m i s~ io n to a f! Pnd a mt""f'ting In Pikcol nn o n Ma .v 'lfl. l'prm lsslon was h'ra nt ed for Ord a nd Hli i loa tt t-nd a t<Y•asu!l•rs c llnic a t Ohio Unlvf'rsity Inn. i\ thl'ns, on .J Url(' H. High water postpones .locks project ( ;i\ I. I. IPOI.IS !OVP I- i\ repah· on !hi' mai n loek of Uw Cai i!J~ >i i s l .oc ks ;mel Dam , sched utrxl to t)I' Kin Vriday. llas tX'I'n postponed due to a high wa l!•r lev<' I in t h<• Ohio Rlvt•r. Work will btogi n .Ju [!{' li, the " bPst r·stimat!'" thP U.S. Arm y Corps of Engin<'l' rs gavr· lo r lt•vel r!'d uction to o.J IIow work to prog1·pss. Racine council grants TV franchise A 15 year franc hise has been granted to Telenatlonal Conununl cations, Pensacola, Fla .. to constuct and operate a cable TV system In the village of Racine . According to James Darst of Telenatlonal Cummun lcatlon It Is. thepollcyo!theconipany that If they can not have the cable service In operation within In one year of the franchise award they wUI not ask for a franchise. Council, by a spilt vote. approved the second reading of an ordinance granting a $3 service char ge • Increase requested by the Racine Gas and Service Co. Meeting with councU concerning the service rate Increase was Herb Gibson, owner of the gas company, who answered questions posed by a number of res !dents. One resident conunented that her last gas bill was $271. She said they had InstallEd storm windows and Insulation and had closed off a portion of .the house. It was ~ted that . . she have her furnace checked. A thlr4 reading of the gas rate ordinance wUI be given on Monday, June 6. Residents are urged to attend !be meeting. Bob Campbell, a pipeline contractor, Inquired as to the status of ~ The Southern board of education has adopted the 1~84 school year. Classes will s tart on Aug. :10, with teachers to begin their duties on Aug. 29. Sehool will be dism is sed for the year on Ma y 2~. · The board na med Carl Wo lff' and Howard Caldwell I ll, a·S co-coo~ hes of the freshman basketball team. Kat hy Blacttnar was l'C('mployed as Cha ptPr I coord lnalor a ml .John Dudd ing as the girls' soft ball coac h. Ttw boa rd a pprovrd the g radua tion or 66 smlor s with gradua tion to bE' he ld Sunday , May 22, at Rp.m . The boanl nam ed lhl' following to thf' substitue tPaChf'rs lis t, Michael Boring, F'lor'Cnce Circ le. Dona ld Dudding. FranCf'S FnstPr , Opa l C nJesPr, Valarlf' HanstiilP, .John Haggerty , VIn as Lf:ot>. E lea nor McKf'ivey , He it•n Maag , Rober ta Ma idens . .Ja nninP PetrPI. Nat han RobinPI 11• and Kt•vln ShPppan.l. Named to thf' subsltutf' bus drlv<'rs list wen' C'luu·i<" T . Cha pm a n, Bobby Dudding. Willia m DowniC', .Jr., A~1ro n Sa ,v rP. Ca rl Wil son, .Jr .. and Hilt on Wolfe•.. lr.; ha tnL~i to subst ltuc coo k list ••·c• n · Ann lloso. G!'raldin<' Cil'i and . then tied In with the ChestPrTuppers Pialnssystem .ln caseofan emerge ncy water could purchase from eithe r system . It was pointed out that In case of a chemica I spill In the Ohio River the pumps a t the village water wells would have to be s hut down .lf suc h a thing would occurr Rac ine would be able to supply the town with wa ter by purchasing water from Chester Tuppers Pla ins. Ed Wagne r, who res ides on SR l2<1. Indicated a number of reside nts of the a rea have expressed a wt lllngoess to pay a tap lee and even he lp with labor II the village would extend the wate rline. It was pointed ·out that !Ire hydrants could be Installed which would lower the homeowners fine Insura nce rates . Also meeting with council were Edwin Neutzting of the SyracuseRacine Regional Sewer Distric t, Syracuse Mayor . Eber Pickens, Jack Williams and, John Philson, members of Syracuse Council. The group met with council to resolve the issueofwhopaysthecost for the raising of sewer dis trict manholes when streets are paved . The sewer dlsll1ct suggested that the villages and sewer district split (Continued qn page 8) Conrad lti pl l'y. a spokt'Sman for thP rorps' Huntington. W.Va . rllstrict Oflil'C, said two wate r S('ais la •·g<• tlnnbers a t th!' top <•f the mai n lock's mlt t•r ga t('; ...: WPI'P diS<'O· vcre(l missing rc'f.·ent ly. Because the S('a is al'f' gone. lhl'fl ' has t)e(on "hig hly cxrps sivp " lrak age from the rivrr Into fi1L' IJOOI. When repairs bej;(in, the ma in lock will be closed and traffi c will b!• re- rout ed throLJg h <h<' sma liC'r auxiliary lock . T his is I'Xp<<'t<xl to slow lockages dow n s ignifi can tly . Repairs an • <'X JX't'ICd to tak<' SI'VPn to lOdays. Ripley sa id th at with lh L' S!'i!IS mlsslng from th<' m ain lock. lockages hav<· a 11-cady lx '<'n ['('. duced. The corps Is prese ntly allowing only two barges through the lock per passa ge. This Is being accomplis hed by allowing the two to lock through in tandem wit h ••ach other. Ri pl ey added. - Faces OWl rhargt• TheGallla -Mcigs post of th<' s ta te highway pat rol cited a Bourneville man for DWI fo llow ing a car-deer accident on U.S. 33 Wednesda y night. Robert L. M lnkos, 32, was reportedly north ~und at 10: 10 p.m .. three-tenthS of a mile north of County Rd. 19 1n Bedford Township, when a deer ra n Into the path of his vehicle. ----- �. .·• '. Thwtday,,., 19, lflt I I I C.ourt Slrf'~t Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA .11b tiM~ M""\.....J~""'T"'I ,...._c:::llf=!ll ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI PubiiHher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publlshcr/ (;ontroller General Manarer DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. NewH Editor !\ MEMBER of Th~ A."'I;;Cilited P~. Inland I>W1y Pretti AMoclatlon and the Amer:'tan New!ipaper Publhiher..~ AMoclatlon. welcornt!d. They .lihoukl he 1eHH than lOO words kMI«· llnd telephone nwnber. No UMipcd lclte"' will he puhli!lhed. J.eU.ent ~1ould he In Kood Uu4e, addnJM. Mlng Wiuetii, not pL.,.rwmalltlefll. LF.TJ'F.R.<; OF OPINION Kn! AU !etten~ are Hubjed Lo edltln.c IUld mUHt be siKfled with name, addreM For the working stiff WASIDNGTON - Two worka· day truck drtvers, Frank Greco of New Jersey and Jerry BUss of Michigan, testified In March before the Senate Labor Committee. Partly because of thelr sohertng testimony, the committee last week voted unanimously to try again on a Labor-Management Racketeertng Act. The Idea Is to do a little something to protect the working stiff. The pending bill is sorely needed. Over the past 30 years, and ·especially since 1974, lndustrtal pension funds have mounted lnto billions of dollars. Most such funds are honestly administered, usually by joint labor-management trus- tees, James]. KUpatrick ' ~-----------------------------------tax evatlon. Meanwhile, abuse!j conduct would be sUspended from but . examples abwnt ct collusion and abuse. Durtng the 97th Congress, theSenatetwlcepassed a bill Intended to address the pt'l>blem, but the bill dled In an lndlfferent House. Now the prtnctpal sponsors, Orrin Hatch of Utah and Sam Nunn of • Georgia, are pressing for action on a schedule that will leave the How;e no excuse lor Inaction. The bill would make It a felony, punishable by up to five years In prtson, for officials of either labor or management to abuse the trust reposed In them. Other provisions would Increase penal des for buying and selling labor peace. Under this bill, an official convlcteQ of cornipt office the moment a gutity verdict were returned; he could not. contlnue to Infiuence pension decl· slons whUe his conviction langulshed on appeal. Corruption on the waterfront, centered ln the International Long· sharemen's Association, sparked the Interest or Senate Investigators 30 y~ars ago, but nothing much happened untu the Justice Department cracked down In 1975. As a result of the department's work, more than a hundred high-level union officials and shipping company executives were convicted on charges of extortion, kickbacks, obstruction of justice and Income Jobless work'er upset know that the economy hasn't Improved? The people are running out of benefits and are forced to degrade themselves and ask for assistance from the Weltare Department. They aren 'I worklng, they are starvlng. I suppose that that doesn't really concern the elected officials of our country thou gh. After all, they vote In pay Increases for themselves . It Is a crying shaine that the county, ell, state, and national elected officials can't beut on unemployment. or better yet, why don't we Import officials from Japan to run our country? At least they would keep us working. - J . D. Hudson, Middleport. Let'$ keep out .leaders Well. folks , I think we blew It We have a fine superintendent at Eastern High School and now a really exceptional school principal. How many have gone to see for themselves what they have ac· compllshed? Well , I have. You couldn't help but see what's been done. Flrst, 1 wasn't almost run over by a car speeding out of the lot - cars were parked and stayed that way. Students were nol sprawled out on the steps smoking or out ln the yard smooching (old-fashioned word, Isn't It? I There was no trash on the grounds. The front planter has been repaired. Inside It didn't sound like feeding time at the zoo - the students were ln their seats In the classroom. The ha lls were cleanno trash anywhere. It really looked and sounded like a place or learning . Now we all know or should have rea lized by this time life Is serious and not all fun and games. If our future is· ever to be secure all of us Harvard professors or doctors or whatever but It 's just as Important to learn to be somethlng - be a good car mechanic, a carpenter, a bricklayer, but learn, learn and keep on learning. I have seen with my own eyes an Easlern student who couldn't spell his middle name graduate with a dlplome he really dldn 't earn. Most people rea lly don't like to be "free" to do as they please lor wlth that feeling comes the--knowledge that nobody really cares or I wouldn't be turned loose. Teachers and parents should lry to teach children to be the best they can be. So for anyone who went to college and chose to become a teacher- for the love of Heaven. be a teacher and don't jusl look for quilling time and your paycheck. Now get on the phone and call school board members and neigh · bors a nd see If we can keep what we have a nd support Mr. Janson and Mr. Robert s In trylng to make this a local school dlst rlct we can be proud He rep~ Steve G the Los Angeles ~ man. Now there are'asking Steve 11o• ' • w ..1·kep ylng top rookie In the senior clrcult. It's double and Ken Oberkfell added a an award he's ,!101 even looking at two-run single In se\'l!llth as the right now· Cardinals overcame Houston's 3-1 "Sure, lt's greatlflthappens, but lead. I'm certainly no1 thlnldnil aboutlt. Joaquin Andujar, 3-5, got the t sa In spru,tg tralnlng, There are a lot of good rookies out victory forSt. Louts and snapped his there " 'Take a look .out at fltst base you're looking at ihe tlfth consecu· <111m five-game loslng streak. He ttveDodgertoberooldeofthe ear . . The Dodgers led 3-l In the tlfth allowed Terry Puhl'sbomer, whUe .. said Los Angeles ~ e~ when Brock drUied his grand slam Cardinal reliever Bruce Sutter Tommy Lasorda ag off Bill Gullickson. His lw!>-run Yielded Phil Gamer's bomer. ; G homer in theeighthlnnlngcameoff Cubs5,Braves3 Taking over .or arvey at flrst Chr'· Welsh d pped the ring baseand tthepl lsG "" an ca . sco · KelthMorelandsluggedatwo-run whose la~t co~~butlregBrock, DaveStewart,4-{),gotthevictocy homer and Ron Cey homered on to the after hurling hitless ball for 2 1-3 had a run-srortng double to lead llodger cause was s lx runs batted In Innings after l'E'IIevlng starter Burt Chicago to Its seventh victory ln Its Wednesday night with a pair of Hooton In the fifth bomeruns fncludlnghlsflrstcareer · last10games. grand s~ as the Dodgers burled Cardinals 8, As&ros 5 • Steve Trout, 3-5, got the victory. theMontre~ Expos 13-3. Tommy Herr led off an eight-run although he left in the stxth"inning "It felt good," the low-k Brock seventh Inning with a slngle and when Atlanta scored three ttmes to said when asked abwt ~ most capped the explosion wlib a three- · make It 5-J. Bob Watson singled in prodUctive night In the majors . "But run homer, his second-ever In the two of the Braves' runs and Terry what made It even better Is that we majors. St. Louis sent 13 batters to Harper singled in the other. tiouncedbackafteratoughl~innlng the plate against four Houston GlantsS. PhDiles I Jack Clark belted a grand slam losslastnlght. That's been the mark Pltcherslntheblglnnlng. ofthlsteamallyear. WlllteMcGeebeltedarun-scortng and drove · In six runs as San In other National League games Francisco won for the lith tlmeln Its st. Louis downed Houston s-5: Horse Bhow set llist 13games. Chicago beat Atlanta ~3. New York The 21st annual Shade PrO horse Clark's fifth career slam::~::wi11ch nippedSanDiego2-1 San Francisco show will be held at Shade was his third homer oftheseason shelled Phlladelphl~ 8-1 and Pitts- Elementary School May 30, begin· gave the Giants a !>1 lead In the 'burgh edged Cincinnati H. nlng at noon. rain or shlne. seventh lnnlng. One out later , Daye Batting .2fJ/ with nine homers, 28 There will be 20events with a $100 Bergman. hit his flrst homer of the runs batted ln. 24 runs scored, three barrel race and a $100 open .cl~$5. stolen bases, seven doubles and two Lunches wiD be served. Proceeds trtples, Brock Is making a bid as the will go to the PTO. within th.e Teamsters Central States Pension Fund were InViting congressional' attention. 1be Employees Retirement lqcome Secur· tty Act (ERISA) In 1974hadcreatect new oceans ol pension money, and the sharks were swarml1)g lp,. Frank Greco, a malltttler . of Teamsters Local478 In UniQ!I, N.J., educated. the Senate cornlllllf;j!e In .. certaln facts of Ufe. His local is a part ol the Teamsters Joint CouncU. 73, which also lncludes localS 96 and 863. Four o!tlcers of Local 945 were convicted of misuse of benefit funds, but they remained In ottlce for almost two years while thetlconvlctlons were being appealed. Two officers of Local 863 were Indicted last July for "lipping off· the health and welfare fund ." Another New Jersey union, Local 560, was dominated by Anthony Provenzano, who stayed In office lor three years while his conviction for extortion was under appeal. Alter serving a seven-year sent· ence, he retumecUo his union olftce only to be convicted of murder. He was replaced by his daughter as' ; ; secretary-treasurer. In Detroit, Jerry Bliss managed ; to wln a hard-fought election as ; secretary-treasurer of Teamsters • Local 337. In retaltatton, union ; bosses at the lnternatlonal level ! strtpped him of responstbUitles and j reduced the salary for the office , from$5,700amonthto$500amonth. : Locals 299 In Detroit and 406 In : Grand Rapids feU under the • Influence of a couple of characters : convicted of extortion. : As Bliss remarked In his testlm· : ony, the crooks "would have had far ; different and shorter union ca- ! reers" If the pendlng bUI had been in : effect at the tlme of their convic- •' .. lions. The bill would get the bad • apples out of the barrel before ; · extended damage could be done. ; MlkeKrulcaw, tradedbyPhlladel- ment Includes a chart with the candid title, "Outcome of Hypothet· leal U.S. First Strtkes, 1993." The chart Incorporates some crucial assumptions Into its calcula·tlons. For one thlng,lt assumes that the Soviet Union would "not launch out from under the attack" - In other words, that the Russians would, fofsome reason, not launch their nuclear missiles at the first warning of a U.S. attack or while our mlssties were.ralnlng death and dcstructlon .on them. The equation also admitted ly " Ignores the Impac t of X-rays, neutron radiation, electrom3gnetlc pulse, thermal effectlves (and) possible proble ms or variations ln yield. (accuracy) and rellabUity of U.S. weapons ." But with all these highly favora ble - not to say unlikely assumptions, and an adjustment for only 100 MX missiles instead of 200, the secret projection Indicates that after a first strike by our modified Minuteman m. Trtdent II and MX missiles, not a slngle Soviet missile suo· would survive. According to a recent Pentagon report. the Russians now have a total of 1,391lmlsslle silos at vartous locaUons. Planners figure on two nuclear warheads to take out each Soviet silo. ThesP would have to be warheads with "hard target kill capability," meanlng able to destroy steel-and-concrete remforced underground missile silos. (In macabre nuclear parlance. "soft" targets are cities - and, of u.s. course, people.) The best U.S. hard-target rnJs.\ sUes are 300 recently upgraded l Minuteman Ills, each carrylng: three warheads ! The Navy is developing a mlsslle l with the sam~ capabUity. the D-5.. for use In the Trident II submarine-; launched missile system. The 150 • D-5s planned will each have 10 ; I warheads, for a theoretical "kill", score of 750 Soviet silos. 1 Then comes the MX. a super-i accurate missile capable or drop-: ping Its warhead within 304 to 425; feet of a target. No known silo cou ld : withstand a nuclear blast that close.· The 100 MX missiles. with 10; warheads apiece, would put the ~ United States over the top tn l destructive power. ; Melli.; Padres I · .., Darryl Strawberry's RBI single drove ln the wtnnlng run In the eighth Inning. 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Let's hind the Nuclear Regu Ia tory Com· way. The broader problem was consition assignment. " get something out of It besides grief tan area, other nuclear power < dered, however, durtng a chilling Our _whole country has finally John G. Kemeny, president of plants now operatlng or unde r;~< and worry . Don't let some other mission's unprecedented decision wakened to realize ou'r children exchange at a closed meetlng four Dartmouth College and chairman school takP our Mr. Janson or Mr. to cons ider shuttlng down two construction were cited because of ' nuclear power plants lies operating years ago or the President' s have been cheated out of a good of the commission. asked his Roberts . - Margan:'! F . (Mrs. similar siting problems. ,,• so terrifying thai federal a prospect on the Accident at Commission education. Sure, w~ can't all be colleagues: "Isn't It possible to Ma 111n L.i Nesselroad. The worst-case danger posed by; officials are reluctant to discuss It Three Mile Island . consider whether under such cir- those facUlties was starkly des.;: publicly. " Indian Point Is only 35 miles cumsta nces ln New York City you crlbed by Theodore Taylor, a~ When the NRC voted unanimfrom New York City, and New York order people to stay Indoors•" professor at Princeton Unlversl~ ously e:~rly this month to order the City Is not evacuable," sa id Paul E . Responded Marks; "Exactly . and a member of the presidential\ closing of the nuclear generati ng Marks. a vlee presldenl of Colum- Potassium Iodide, and you are commission : ·; stations unless "s ignifica nt defi bia University and a member of the going to bite the bullet and accept a "The Inventory of two partlcu-~ ciencies" In emergency plans were comml~.slon. "There Is no plan for certain amount of biological effects larly troublesome radioisotopes. ~ remedied within 30 days, It cited evacuation of New York City ... In this kind of situation." . cesium 137 and strontium 9(j .. .: only the potential danger to the because there could not be ... There Potassium Iodide protects the Inside a typical nuclear power plant' residents of suburban counties . ' tis l no way of developing a plan." thyroid gland- but no other hum an that s been operatlng lor several' north or New \'ork City . Another corrynlsslon member. organ -from the effects of nuclear years Is equal approxlmalely to the-l Unstated was the far more Russell Peters6n, president of the radiation. There are no ·o ther quantity of these two matertals tha~• S<'l'ious I hrea 1: A major accident Audubon Society, noted that "If known radiation blocking agents. would be released ln an explosion of•' could produce an lntolerably high they had a catastrophic accident at While members of the presiden- 25 megatons of fission. ~ number of deaths a nd Injuries- as Indian Point or a major release or tial commission generatiy agreed "This Is larger 1than the fission: a result of both' radiation exposure nuclear radlatlon and the wind was that the Indian Point facility posed yield of any thermonuclear weapon; and the panic Induced by a n blowlng toward Manhattan, you t~e most serious danger ln terms of . that's ever been exploded ... unmanageable evacuation -Inside the natlon's largest city and In Its f''TTA @t~S R11tr ~~·1'tl~ suburbs In three states. "Maybe If I ;an our UN mission like the 'David Moreover, members of lhe most 141:A prestigious commission ever esta.bLetterman Show' I'd be more popular on colllshed by the federal gcvernment to lege campuses ... " consider safety Issues relat,lng to nuclear power plants have expressed the rear that similar problems may exist In at least three other states - Massachusetts, llllnqls and Arizona . The recent NRC decision dealt with Indian Polnt units 2 and 3, located In Buchanan, N.Y., on the east bank of the Hudson River 35 Toclay Is Thursday, Ma)'l9, the I~th day Qf1983. TherE' are 2~days left miles north of midtown Manhattan. Under previously established ln the year. Today's highlight ln hlstol)': procedures, however, the NRC On May 19. 1536, Anne Boleyn, the second queen of England's King considered the efficacy of emerHenry VIU, was beheaded. gency plans affectlng ony the area withln a 10-mUe radius of Indian On this date: In 1588, the 1.Jl ships of the Spanish Annada saUed !rpm Usbon. Portugal Polnt. Thus, the ocmmlsslon dealt only to at'-ck England. In ]876, an exposition rnarking the American Centennial opened In with the protection of less than 300,CXXI people living In suburban Phllaclelphla .' In 1945. more than 400 U.S. warplanes bombed Tokyo durlng World War and exurban Westchester, Rock· land, Putnam and Orange counties II. An~. In 1967, the Soviet Union ratified a treaty with the United States and · rather than the entire New York Britain banning n11cleat wejlpons In outer space. metropolitan area which encomTe~ years ago: 'llle Soviet Union and West Germany signed a 10-year · passes more than f6 million "You'll ':lever amount to anything, Gallleo, until you stop watching so agreQtnent calling econ()mlc, lnctustrtal and technical Fperat!on. . residents of N~w York, New Jersey yopernlcus," . . · . · . 2- SXIO's, 3- 5X7's, Extra Special ! Robert Walters of. COLOR PORTRAIT PACKAGE deposit 113 Court St. Pomeroy A chilling scenario PORTRAITS his record at 2-2 First strike o&_p_t_io_n.;._·--__,.,.,...,----;----]-ac_k_A_nd-,-e_rso_n : WASHINGTON - Despite repeated denials over the years, there Is secret evidence that U.S. military strategists are planning for a nuclear first strlke option against the Soviet Union. The MX missile Is an Important part of this plannlng. 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Sl4.95 I • I • • • • • • • • • • • One-Coat White Ceiling Latex Produces a pure while ltnrst1 1h111 dr1e<; vel very l iar Wllh o ul srr tHJ~ s tap ILJr~ s Co v{'rS most pla!tlcr wa li i> O ~Id et c rn 1 coa t 1 Ct! W • �· ~y--Micldleport, Ohio Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Southern wins ·SVAC crown . Southern's Tornadoes won their third stral&ht SVAC baseball cham· plonshlp Wednesday with a convtnctng 14-3 victory aver the Hannan Wildcats af Mercerville. The Tornadoes became the 1983 SVAC diamond champs as junior Tony Riffle went the distance strtklng out eight whlle walklng seven and yielding follr hits. This Indian coach faces open heart surgery GI(;\ZTNG - Kcntuc:ky Verhy winner Sunny's Jlalo samples tht• gntss ncar the stable at the PimHco Hac•· Courst• Wednesday . Trainer David Cross, right, updated the ringworm situations, saying, "Every· thing Is fine ." Sunny's Halo and Current Hope, rear, are entrants In the Preakness Stakes race Satunlay. ( AP Laserphoto 1. Logan wins SEOAL softball crown as J odi Harrison singled a nd was foret'd a t second by Cindy Crooks, who promptly stole second and went to third on a wild pit ch . When Horton drew a walk , shP continued around fi rst and headed for st-cond with Loga n throwing the ball away at sf'Cond , letting Crooks score. Loga n tied it in the seventh as a sing le, an error, and a walk loa ded the bases. A fi elder's choice drove Hitting for Meigs was Harrison wit h two singles and Robin Buctlng· ton with a single. Cotterill for Logan had a triple and three singles. M PIgs' rI g h t fI e 1d e r, Beth Gloeckner, was pointed out for making fi ve greal catches In the fie ld . On the. mound, Natalie Lambfrt fa nned five a nd walked four . Logan's Hinerman struck out three : can ti P MC'i g~ if lhf' !oral ninr losrs the ty ing run ln. and wa lked 10. · a t Wa vc•rly. Trailing 1-0 in the sixth, Meigs T he Lady Chiefs clinched the title In the 12th when a two·out error pe rmitted a runner on third to . . , ·. J.OCA N _ The SEOAL' s two fi nest soltba ll tl'ams m(•t here Wr-dnosda y a nd played one Ire· mPn dous ha ll game. J.ogan c linl'ilf•d its third .':tra ight lcaguP titlr- wilh a 12·inning :1.2 win owr Meigs . Thr Ma raudPrrtt cs now must dde<~ l Wa,vr-rl y in thrlr final ga mr Fr·ida v to wind up in seco nd placl' · a ll a lom·. Athens , with 1ou r 1asses, ti c•d if up W hi ~ n Paula l-l orl on and Kl'i s Snowd('n l'ach wa lked <:t llcl scor e. By Innings: Me igs ........... ...... OOJIDI 100 <m-2 3 3 Loga n ..................... 100 100 100 IDJ-3 53 Lambert j LPl i:l nd Horton. H!nE>rman IWP J a nd V(lrmlll!on. Hm1nn scorPd when the Logan : tf'n tr·riiPldf'r m isSf'd a pop-up. Bill Swain had two singles for H.T. while Jeff ·Barnes and Dan Bays added singles. Rossiter, Swain, and Barnes combined for fow- strikeouts and eight walks. Rlffle finished the season undefeated with a 4-0 record. The Tornadoes finished with a 13-5 M.- U: 0 SOUthern ..................... 312 212 3-H H. Troce . .................... lOI em t - 3 • · • Battfrles: TooY !Wile I WPJ IJid Zillo seep Durln I!Dolb7th. (I.P), B. swain 3nl. Jt!llllam!o !!<II am Kirk. • PIMIIVAC: .. • r w.L ~ 0 " ............................................... J 'ssm ..................................... l ' J a " llnW Cnft........................... ............. • Troce ........ ... ...................... ....u ...................................................... I .. NEW MAPLE CHEST - -·--.u \:llossr:-s . They 0ndrd up :\-~ New Hide.:A-Way Beds T hom psu11 <'U tnlJim•d to fan twu r.~ nd With Full Size Mattress wa lk six. Th• · Mar;Hu lt• r:-. scorf'd si nglf' run s in S<' <'O itll ant.l third Innings without tilt ' twnt'fl t uf a hit. Thi'V $29995 Reg. $399.95 ~ l'ti OI JIIJ.~ I Itl 1 11 . • 111d B un lt •!lt • 1\\' l'l an11 (;hl't> Jl . 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NOWHERE . $14.()4 26 Wef'ks .. .. . .... ..................... $27.30 52 Weeks ......... ........................ $!;1.48 Out!iilde Ohio 13 We('k S ............. , ..... ........... $15.21 26 Weeks .... ... ........ .. ... ....... S29.G4 52 Wet·ks . .......... .... . .. ..... . $56.21 ELSE S? Btimer Chef BUT ..... PHilADELPHIA (AP) -The Pltlladelphla 76ers are convinced that thls Is the year they get to wear the gold rings.· .. The 76ers beat the Milwaukee BuCks, 115-103last night to advance to- the NatloJ!Bl BasketbaJI·Assocla· tlon championship series for the fourth time In seven years. 'TheSixerslost to Portland In 1977. and to the Los Angeles Lakers In 1900 and last year. Andrew Toney with 30 points and seven assists, Moses Malone's 28 points and 17 rebounds, and Julius Erving's 24 points led the Slxers to the clinching victory In the best-of· seven se!fes against the Bucks for the Eastern Coilference title. Philadelphia won the first three games, lost the fourth (In Milwau · kee Sunday) and took the ntth last night for a 4-1 triumph. The 76ersopen the title series here Sunday (3: 30p.m. EDT\ against the winner of the Western Conference series between the Lakers and the San Antonio Spurs. The Lakers lead the series 3·2 after losing Wednes· day night 117-112. The Stxers broke open the deciding game against the Bucks In the third period. They led 6:\.62, and ' then scored 10 straight points In a 13-2 rally, The Bucks never reco· vered, never got closer than live, and In the final period trailed by as many as 16. Coach Bllly Cunningham of the 76ers said it was the best game his team has played In tbe playoffs, Including the tour-game sweep of the New York Knlcks In the Eastern semifinal. Coach Don Nelson or the Bucks said of the Stxers, "This Is the best team I've seen In lOyears. They are the next world champions In my opinion. They play a different style In the West, but I can't see anybody touching the Slxers.'' All the 76ers attrtbuted the blowout of a good Mllwaukee team CJOnniS..S got ItI ~=~~~o~ ~!erbeenonan 1 NBA champion, declared, ''This Is our third (Eastern) title In four years. In comparison to other years I feel we are as well-eq'IIPped as a team can get." · Meanwhile. defending NBA champion Los Angeles saw Its two-game edge over San Antonio In their besNtf-seven series narrowed to 3-2 Wednesday alght with the Spurs a 117-112 winner on the Lakers· home cou11 . The Western Coilference cham· pionshlp series now shifts to San Antonio for the sixth game Friday night. A seventh game ,lfnecessary, will be played Sunday at the Forum. " Our season could have ended." a pleaSed Spurs Coach Stan Albeck said after the trtumph over the Lakers. "Now we are going back to San Antonio . I don 't know If that Is good or had, but hopefully we will be back here next Sunday. • Whe n Fashion's the Priority, Connie's the Preference. Dress Your Best Ever. ARLINGTON, Texas (API -Bill Stei~ thrives on a situation that would give mas! malar league players an ulcer. His job with the Texas Rangers depends on delivering hit s In the most dramatic moment s of the game. bench In the bcttomofthel4th innln!< to deliver a bases·loaded s lngle In a 3-2 victory over the Clevela nd ~:!i;;~~~e;~ts;~z~~:~~~t~= If Cleveland Manager Mike Ferraro had not left Heaton In the game. Texas Manager Doug Rader would have gone io a nother batter. Dave Tobik, who scattered three hits over four Innings, picked up the victory in relief for the Rangers, his first of the season against a loss. Heacon's record ev ened at1 ·1. Cleveland starter Lary Sorensen Oirted with a no-hitte r before h<' lost It ln the seventh Inning when Texas scored two nms on his wild pit ches. Sorensen retired the first 14 Ranger txittcrs before hr walked CeorgP Wright in the fifth Inning. \ .. . · American League West standings ~ ATLANTA (AP) - Ray Floyd, turned pro. by one game over California. Tom Watson, who has been the Stein singled up the middle off :;who has the best scoring average on :the pro golf tour this season, says It's Player of the Year five of the last stx reliever Neal Heaton, 1-1, to score .. tlnte to get back to work after a seasons, Is returning from a Buddy Bell from third base. Bell had ttwo-week layoff. two-weeklayoffstUiseeklnghlsflrst singled and moved over after Pete : "I needed the rest becauSe I was victoryoftheseason. O'Brien's double. An intentional ~burned put, butlt'stlrneiwononeof Portions of the final two rounds walk to Larry Parish set the s tage '~the&f,tl$g$,'' he said. Saturday and Sunday will be for Stein's heroics. r-_ __::_:~:__ __ _ ~. still seeking his first tour televised nationally (CBS!. He has two hits this season. Both have been game winners. =triumph this year, ranks among the ~avorttes In the$400,(XX)Atlanta.GoU r------.------....:.~:...:.:;;:__::;_______ ·Classic 'which began today over the rolling hills of the 7,001-yard, par72 ~ Atlanta Country Club course. , "Money means nothing when : compared to winning a tourna· • ment," he said. " I couldn't llvewith : myself If money was the only thing I ', played for. U you win tournaments, ~ the money takes care of ltseU. '' 'I • Floyd, runnerup In the Tourna · : ment of Champions last month , has : played well enough to rank seventh : on the season's money list with : $150,773 and his 70.24 scoring BY: LEE. CHIC AND ' average is the best on tour, edging DEE CEE : leading money winner Lanny Wad· : klns, who has a 70.38 scoring : average and $243,0191n earnings. : Wadkins, also returning after a : two-week layoff: beat Floyd by one : shot In the Tournament of Cham· : plans and he won the Greater •I Greensbcro Open earlier In the MIDDLEPORT 1 year. ' Floyd, who lost the Atlanta event : on the,flrst hole of a playoff to Keith , Fergus last year, said, "The last few : years my goals have been the same. • I'd like to win tournaments •. lnclud· : lnga major.' lead the money list, win : the VardOn Trophy and make the : Rider Cup In those years It Is played. :They're all realistic goals, but I · }haven't reached all of them yet." : It he maintains his position In the :scoring race, he'll win the Vardon I •Trophy and be currently Is solidly I STUFFED FLOUNDER PRIME RIB :entrenched In second place behind POTATO POTATO :wadklns In the race fo'r Ryder Cup :points. , VEGETABLE VEGETABLE , The 4Q.year-old Floyd's last . ROLLS ROLLS :vtctory came In the 1983 PGA, the SALAD BAR SALAD BAR ;18th triumph of his career. DESSERT DESSERT • The field of 155 also Includes the :South African father-son duo of NON-ALCOHOLIC NON-ALCOHOLIC :cary Player and Wayne, who BEVERAGE :played the Atlanta tournament as :an amateur last year but since has nMELY WA!iR-THIN PlATFORMS. IN WHITE S31.99 GRADUATE! 20°/o Off . heritage house OF SHOES MIDDLEPORT j__l::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======== Horizon... car on room!' WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF DENIM KNIT OR TWILL SHORTS 1....:..m'-. 11 rebounds. The game was close almost all the way, with the final IW'nlng point an ~ run by the Spurs to jump ahead 107·100 after trailing by one point early In the last qua11er . Los Angeles pulled to within three points with 2~ minutes remaining, but the Lakers were able to score just one m ore basket - a Wilkes' jumper with only 11 seconds remaining. r;===============~=======l to the running game, and the 0 3 Our interest rate ori horne equity loans just took a turn for the better. "We're still alive and It's a two-game series now." Mike Mltcbell scored · 26 polnts, Artis Gilmore had 25 points and 14 rebounds. and Johnny Moore scored 23 points and handed off17 assists to pace San Antonio. Kareern Abdul-Jabbar led the Lakers with 30 points, but had just seven rebounds. Jamaal Wilkes scored T1 points !or Los Angeles ,and Johnson hadl6polnts, 19asslstsand Stein's hit beats Tribe The 36-year-old Stein did II again Wednesday night. con\ing off the ~ 1 DAN'S BOOT SHOP $19995 o•tra -MIDDLEPORT QEPARTMENT STORE --- HAS WHAT YOU NEED FOR THAT SPECIAL BABY . ' SWEATER HAT & BOOTIE SETS I 25°/o OFF a~d Blue OUR BABY DEPARTMENT ALSO HAS •Blankets •Sesame Street Blankets .Coordinated ·Crib and Receiving Blankets with Posie Patterns •Lace Trimmed Anklets In Pastels •Baby Shoes WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF GIFT ITEMS FQR BABIES. ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT SATURDAY FRIDAY WEEKEND SPECIAL In White. Pink, Yellow ~: • Reg. S299 .95 S] 00 C3111ornia . :..,":Floyd sti.ll seeks ifirst '83 ·tour win New 2 pc. SAVE earN·. San F'ran clsco. .342; Hendrick. St . Lwl~ .. 340: Dawson , Montreal . ,lllt l-41 . 1n 1 SAVE living Room Suite Ripken, Evan ~. 0-11 , jAI T('ltas jSml!t\»on l-11 al J')ptrnlt !Wlkm Callfoml.11 :t.': Ford . Bai!II'I'Kr(', 17 ; Bal11more. :a;; EMumw. Balli City , Diego, .JIH: I Bird POSTMASTER: Se nd address to The Dally Se ntinel. 11 1 Court St . , PomProy , Ohio 4~769 . Kllrwt~ NATIONAL LEAGUE EV-.TI1NG 1~ at bals '1: r lanooy, Sa n Mc:lr'ftan G-21. 1n 1 M1nne5(U MUwauket>, ..'M: Shelby, Balttrncn>. ..J)J: Ford. &l!lrmrt' . .J.'il: Mt'Rae. Kans.ali C'!ly • ..lSI. RUNS: C'a ~!lno, MlnnPSOta. ~ ; Brl'!t. ~Jllrn'l' . Milwauitl>(o 7, Toronto 6 Kansas City 2. Boston 1 New York 6, Detroll ~ Bait I~ l, Oltc~ 0 Te-xu :1. Cleveland 2, 14 !nnlngs &attle 2. California I n..nldQ'' III GIU'Ilel' land Dall y Press A!isocjaton and the .AMERK'A.N l..EAGl-'1: BATT1NG 1!;6 at bMts 1: l'al'f"ooo•, Calllor nia ..415; Brt>tt , ~n.'ias Cl~ ..B; Yount . HJ'bl>k. Ml~a. U : &nwant C't11· t·ago. 12: l"ord. Bal! lrnon>. 12; Bush, Min n('S()!a. 1l T R I P l £ S : GWUson, Dt•troit. :.: CMoorl'. Mllw~tukf't• , ..l; WtnriPld NPI!. York...\; 7 3ff' 11«1 wltt1 3 · HOME RUNS: DPC~ . CoJHornJ.1 . 10: San Francisco at Moolre-a1, 1n 1 Hoo stcn at PlttsWrgh. 1 r11 San Diego at Philadl>lphla. ! n 1 La; ArigeleS at Nt>W York. 1n 1 Atfin)a at Sl. Lools. lnl MIERICAA 1.£\GUE 17 Leaders OOUBLES: 81\'n. Kansas Cil,\'. U: li'rlday' K GIU'IW!fl Clncjnnatl al'Chlc3RQ . t. ~- York at Oakland. 1 n 1 HITS: rHoh'nan 6-l 1. lnl Only game !ll."hfoduled 1 City. , n1 :n L'l. Montrt'al:! San F'ntnd.'lcu M. PhiladPiphl8 I Ptttlburgh 2. C'lnctnnall 1 U..rtd.!Q''s G~~~n~· " K~s l lf'\l!land at California 1n1 mOI'f'. ?1: 'l'ount , Mll~~o•aukeP. -~ RBI: Ward. Mirln£05()fa . l'l: BrP!I . K.an sas Cily , Hrlll'k. M ln~a. 'l7: t\ltlk' Olicago , 'Zl: Rk'to. Bos too, 2£; Thornton, Clt'\lt"litnd. 26: Winl'ltid Nt-w York.. 26. Sl . L.outs 9. 'Hou.•.ron ~ C'hi<"~ !'i, Atlant.i :J . O..mio ' 30 nut ~•rulnt; hod .v on . !1!'1 1 ll .I 'L IK .:; 22 Clf'Veland MATCHING CHAJR .... .$159.95 Scott ( ;tu •t•n ;Jccoun!Pd for thf' othc 'r :\11 •igs' run in t h • fi rth as liP d r illl'd . 1 t1om t• run to IPft willl two ~~ :\1'1 ',II 'J) at Detroit , 1n1 C'hlcaJIO at ,\1.11wa~~ at St>attlt•, 1n • - .~ll "UT DIVISION ' 1\tianta BURGER CHEF'S "STUDENT ATHLETES OF THE YEAR" L Os;!i.lll i' I'I'OL -, '.! Lcs An~/'! .l:il:! .r«l 16 13 1:1 1.1 New York atldN.]I\Wl m el t'(' in I h0 fnu r1 tl em I wn wa lk ....,, .l:tnws A.lTt'(·· ~ sin g il•, i.H ld a :o~ - Ptt!l!bu!"Rh Ollc- .., 12 J6 Toronto • Torn lll•f! a nd 1•11 IIU Il- l .\ UIU . ......... Rlll II8NG saEcrm AS !USPS lfJ.Ite) 1.1 Wf't•ks in Si·:OAL play . I:Jurtlr•tt l' fanned one whllt• wa lk· .Oi l 'l l! l I~ PhUadPiphla Mllwau~U>f> posted the ir fourth win this year l,ng: ll1 S. . Wuj> v TO ONDY CROOKS & GREG TAYLOR MA IL SUBSCR t P't'IONS lnMidt• Ohlu the M aru uders Mdt-: ~ •. \ w_..L.Pt-t.-.G B ava il ab le . Meigs Marautlt't'S ha nded league· · leadi ng Logan their first SEOAL loss thi s year Wednesday ;,.J, as thP M~rau tiP rs finished their season . Chris Burd<•t tp hl'ld the Chiefs to th r ir hPPI "' 111 ~t'1.: nri d placP. l .oga n is 7 11n lr ag uP plav ;tnr1 12·11· 1oVPl'a \1 . IJy innilt J.!~ : " '- J...Pl't •.-GB wtnners: No subscriptions by mall pc>rmllted In w hf'rf' hom r car rier sNvke Is TIH' ( 'hulf, lla vl' fn ur mak••-up lt •fr. i m·luding (HlP w!lh lllP Ironton Ti gt• r s who arl' nlp}Jing at Tcu.~ EAST DIVtiiON "lacttfs to wns gam e·~ ......,.11G.-ww BaltimOre at Toronto, ! n 1 MJ~ at &. ton. tn I EAST DR'ISION A Dlvl!don of Multimedia, Inc. month . ~ l .or~an 's CkJJy i.-nes sctwduAI:'d NATJJNAJ. LEAGUE r~;;;~~~~i;;ii;iiiii;;;;~~;;;iiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiijiiiiij;;;jjj;;;jjj;;;jjjiiiijiiii The Daily Sentinel SINGLE I'OPV PRlCES . rol e us rtH · spo ll<., r to IX' JiPt.'lion, tht' in g l'i gl1t. MajOI'II Golf session held · One Month .... .. ... .... .. .. ..... .. ...... S4.40 Ont> Year .................·......... .... .. S,')2.80 ROCI< SPRINCS- Pla ying their e~g ;.tin s t -. N4"ll Y<rk Nineteen ladles attended day" at Jay Mar Golf ~ Tuesday. BW Cbllds, ,pro, held a free clinic for·all Interested members. •· FOUowtng a brief business meet· ·lng, 18 holes of gold was played. Tee Teaford and BeckY Anderson wllo tied for low putts, and Dorothy Ka!-r tor low gross were prize Ladles of the area are Invited to ladles day every Tuesday at 9 a.rtl. . Philadelph~a advances; Spurs top ·Lakers. Scoreboard ... , SUBSCRIPTION R!\TES By Carrier or Motor Route One WE"e k ...... .... ...... .......... ..... ..Sl .OO Meigs :upsets ·Logan :..~ s sIngles' record. !VOUI\J!: S.J i, I n I · M C'igs, now 14-4 fiVPra ll .: tnd R- :~ in · lf•agutl, Wf'nl ahrad in lhP ~flvf'nth only th rt'(' hil s CLEVELAND (AP) -Cleveland Indians' pitching Coach DonMcMa· han wni be hospltallzed for at leastlO daysafteropenbeartsurgerytoday, officials of the American League team say. McMahon, 53. was In University Hospitals In Cleveland for the triple-bypass operation. officials sald. "We will all miss Don, but look forward to tiis Speedy recovery lind his early return to the Indians," said Phil Seghl, Indians' vice president and general manager. "He has done a fine job with our pitchers." McMahon will be hospitalized at least 10 days. · was a tine. birthday present for Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr. as Southern scored ln.rNf!rY Inning In posting the Important victory. Just last Week, the Wildcats had won the sectional tOIIl'ftamenl Southern scored fltst 011 an error, single by Tony Rlffle, walk to Zane ~le, and Rob Cunningham's long double. John Porter had two singles and three RBI' s, Tony Deem two singles and three RBI'S. Wade Connolly walked three times, Rlf!le had a double to go with his single and two RBI's, Beegle a single, David Ebersbach a single, and Joey WoUe · two Important The Daily Sentinel-Page 5 BEVERAGE 0/ ~AGE 1324 • ./0 RAlh Thars a lower rate than IN6've been able to offer In some time. But hurry. This rate Is only good through June 15. - @:~ CITY LQ\N & SAVINGS a Control Data Company . : ' :scioto Down8 resull8 ' ' : COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- East· :bound, driven by Ray Paver Jr., !went the mile In 2: 00 4-5 to win the :featured eighth race at Scioto Wednesday night and pay :s:uo, $3.:.Il and $2.60. • Second was M .E. MacPherson tor and $3.60, followed by Monti June Pawns 15 (or $4.'1JJ. : The lOth race trlfecta 4-S-1 paid $2.314.!1). . $795 . P~US TAX Now wHh 9.8%::?'-financlng or s3oo rebate. Toke your c hoic e : low financing to qu alified buyers fr om part icipating dea lers end tenders D_eo ter conirlbutton may aNect customet pri c e. Or $300 c a >h dilect trom C hrysler See porl 1clpalln g d ea ler fo r d ela1 1s Mull Ieite deiiWry by May 31' 1983. Horizon Is America's highest mtteage 5-passenger hatchback. Now with 13 ITIOI'e stalidard features tha"l last yea for $62.6 tess, . baSed on bose sticker ~ of comparably equiPJ)ed vehicles. S6,153·· Quality so good It's backed bV Chrysler's 5 yea /50,000 mile Protection Plan. $795 PLUS TAX 51~. [3):~~· so.Ooo Umlted warran ties cover the engine I power tra in and outer bOdy rusf.through lor 5 veors 01 miles. whichever c omes first A deductible may be required. See dealer lor details. OP&I DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY WNOt SERVED 11-2-DINNER SERVED 5-9 ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 IT'S T.G.I.F. • u 16 EPA es~motes br compor1Wn \lour mileage mav -.ory depend1ng on sPfHK). 'M801har and !no 1611Qih fi•(]hWOV m1IOOI'JO PfobOblv les ~ ~ " hi•P engine only • • 'Ba$8 si!CIIIH' !)I' lee 1nclvdes destination c r~argel. !1119 a na IO~~n e •ua c harges go, / HEAR THE REDS ALL SEASON LONG ON FM ~ 358 Second Ave ,40(>.1973 I'OMEIOV: 125£, Mol~ 51 992-2171 "12.25'4 plus 4 poir'th. Rote mov be ~at'Ogher balled"""" opacllc farrrad !he loon llatau•.tlject ioamu:lldee1801&cr~ O«>i8 ctrorraa then 1'4 ,No• nrlealb 111e1. Aj:)pO,a(sln 2io4dc¥ ·: •• CARROLL NORRIS CHRYSLER GAWPOLIS, 01:410 �I Pon~e~oy-Middleport, May 19, 1983 ThuMIIy, ·openings in WICprogram Calendar THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - Child Conserva tlno League will meet Thursday. 7:30 p.m . home of Mrs. Thelma Osborne. Speaker will be Pa t Holter on flowe rs. and hostesses, Clarice Ke nnedy a nd Ca rl a Soulsby. ROC K SPRING S Better Health Club will meet Thursday at the home of Nancy Morris at 1: :w1 p.m. POME ROY Ma gnolia Club, Pomeroy, will meet 'l'hurs· day a t 7:30 p.m . at the home of Mrs. Burton Smith. P OMEROY - Meigs Demo· crat Central Committee will meet 7:30 this evening , at Carpenter's Ha ll , E . Ma in , Pomeroy. FRIDAY RUTLl'tND- Rutla nd Sons of the American Legan will S()OII· sor a danee Friday at Rutland Legion Ha ll from B p.m . until I a. m . Music will be by " Music Unlimited." Thunday, May 19, 1983 6- The Daily Sentinel Page OUTSTANDING - Karla Brown, daupw of Mr. Wid · Mrs. WUllam Brown of Rutland and a member of the 1983 graduating class of Meigs High School, was presented the Semper Fedells Award for musical exceUence by Marilyn Goodnlle, band director, at a banquet Tuesday night. She was also selected the outstanding senior band member and Is pictured here ~ylng her plaque along with ·underclass winners of the outstanding award, from the left, Tim Sloan, freshman, Charlotte Lyons, sophomore, and Sherry Arnold, Junior. • Fernwood Garden notes annzversary The fifth anniversary of the organization of the Fe rnwood Garden Club was observed recently a t a meeting he ld at Zion Church of Christ. Special guests were mem bers of the clubs which sponsored the group. Kathryn J ohnson. president. welcomed the members and guests. For devotions she read artie les a nd poems on "Worry." Timely gardening tips we re given by Helen Johnson, who described May as the unpredictable month. a bridge between cool spring a nd hot summer. . She said most vegetables should be planted by now, that beets and car rots shou ld be thinned for good growth . Cotnmenting on flower s. UVI<. REAL E~ she noted that roses need a weekly s praying of fungicides and pesti· c!des, and said that putting a rusty jar ring around tomato plants will keep the slugs away. For the program, Janet BoOn of Rutland Friendly Club talked on a rra ngements . An accredited judge, she gave tips on how to rate we ll when preparing an arrange· ment for a c hib show. She suggested the exh!bltOJ: a nd judges handbook, and gavethe point system in judging round form flowe rs, s uc h as roses and tulips, spiked flowe rs, like glads, larkspur a nd ~na·pdragohS , and including asters, plummed celos!a a nd · columbine. She cautioned that when prepar- lng ·plants and arrangments for exhibits, care be taken with form, straight stems. clean folage, good color, a ppropriate size, 'good s ubstance, healthy plants, and correct labelling. She commented on houseplants and specimens brought by the members and displayed an arrangment in the Japanesemanr\er using the cascading design which she called "Woodland Beauty." The group then "judged the arrangment using the point system she had given. A fruit a nd veg!'table buffet was served with · door prizes helng awarded to the guests a nd to the arranger. E VlCfOR.I£S qf_; Public llbrartes In Southeastern Ohio provided more library materials to area residents in 1982 than ever before, aCCI)rdlng to-statistics reeently released by Ohio Valley Area Libraries (OVAL ). As a group, OVAL's 11 member ltbrarles circulated a record number of books. and library material$ from their own collee· tlons during 1982. In addition, thrOugh a contract with Ohio University, ltbr<Uies. Including the Meigs County Publtc Library in Pomeroy, provided more than 6,500 books, more than 5,!0l pages of photocopies, and answered more than 2,1XXJ difficult requests for information or speclflc facts whic h area residents needed, but which the local libraries did not have in their colleettons. "No library can possibly own everything people want," commented librarian Ruth Powers . " However, we solved this problem at the Meigs County Publlc .Llbrary by our membership in OVAL. OVAL contracts for this service with Alden Library at Ohio University In Athens. If we didn't have a book In our collection, we telephoned Alden Library, where OVAL librarian Karen Williams and her staff searched the collection. If they found the book, It was shipped to us via United Parcel Service. If Ohio University did not own the book, they searched other OVAL member libraries' collections. If they still hadn't found It, Sale of the old community our service ,'' Ms. Powers commented. "We believe we can provide books or infom\auon on almost a ny topic people need." Pr..oGRAM IN SONG - Tbe Come Alive ensemble singers from Cincinnati Bible CoUege wUl present a program at the Bradford Church of Chrl<it . on May 25 at 7:30p.m. The pubUc Is invited to attend. :. Pictured are, left to right, Mark WUklnson, Deanna JACKSON PIKE - RT3o WEST Phone 446-4~4 All SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY 11.00 Badgley completes basic Pvt. Derek M. Badgley, son of · Ella J . Lowman of Hartford , W. Va;, has completed basic training :at Fort Knox, Va. · During the training, stude nts received Instruction in drlll and r;:==:::::::;::;::;::;::;,-j HUBBARD'S GllEENHOUSE Two Meigs Countalns attending Marietta College have been na med to the dean 's list for the second semester of this school year. Students named must attain a three-point average or better on a scale of four points. The two local residents are Laura G. Smith of Pomeory, a nd Brian A. Johnson of Portland. Smith is a freshman and Johnson is a junior. SYRACUSE. Ott PHONE 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable and bedding plants. foliace planls and han&ing baskets. Also a large selection of shrubbeoy and dWard fruij trees. OPEN DAILY, 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 to 5 CHESHIRE - ,Special meet· lng of Shade River Lodge 453 will be Saturday a t 7: 30 p.m . Work will be In entered a pprentice degree. to be held at Chester Masonic Ha ll . I I A Mem or ial Day celebration sponsored by Proffitt' s Grocery wUI be held on Sunday, May 29, a t Buffinglon Isla nd P ark, Portland. There Is no admission charge to the celebration, which will take place from 1 to 6 p.m. Bluegrass music wUI be by Shade Valley a nd Bluegrass He ritage. The picnic area Is available. m!lltary justice, first aid, and Army lng, tactics, mUltary courtesy, history and traditions. He isagradua teof Wahama High School, Mason, W. Va . Mental health can be effected by illneoo SENIOR CITIZENS Counseling/or our Senior Friends Program may be of help. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER PRESCR I PTIONS FniiHHUv Ser...,• cr E M.,'" Pom er o~ . 0 Optn N•9hh till' o(1\' " l '"" ' ' '" l l', .. <;,,.i, • h M \ MI )(>\ I lt r-_:=!-_~s!!_~~----~~~::;~~=~~-L--~~=======-=-=====~~~~== ..>(·~~· -: . , !? ~ ( - ..-' ' **992-2192** fOil ~JCHIIIG, ll!DIIIG AHO rOP OIIESSIIIG c-= ·--...-=--::=1 r '.·. ~ .. -1 NET 11. 4ll liS . - • · ,.,- lrT ·, ~WHD&H£0 ~r.-' • Sale Price Our Reg. 9.97 Bedding Plants 6.97 Flowers or Vegetables. Ready to Plant. control ... and lawn fertilizer. 1.47 -.Lb.• Top Soli For patching. . IQP dretSing lawns, .~~sand J'Aatmlng Shrubs Save. Super K-Gro Weed & Feed Treats 5,000 SQ. ft. Weed _ Addres s - - - - - - , - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - ~ GARDEN Sun-Loving Sandals iiii YOUR HEADQUARTERS FOR . ~ 5·10·5 ..... "' designed by t:;i Morgan Quinn® ,, Breeze through the season In total comfort. Morgan Quinn ®sandals are soft. supple and so easy to wear. You'll love the luxurious comfort . . . and you deserve it. Morgan Quinn ® designed them with you In mind at just the right price! Slip Into a pair today. •••••• ~f,.G• !3J.Gp. • ••• • $}999 IC .... ~f,.G. !3.3.Gp•••••• S2299 JORDACH E ~E.G. !~.OJl••• S2999. II! WI. Our Reg. 6.57 Sale Price 97( Potted Geroniums. Colorful geraniums for flower boKes. 3.97 em our Reg. . 7 Uqulcl Plant Food Specially formulated for bles, flowe rs & shrubs. vegeta - K·Gro · Sevin Dust · Rose And Vegetable Dust , K-G ro · d ust contro ls tnsec ts and o th e r d•seoses 10-0l • Nut S2999 ,ott ' -- ~ -- -· . . . ' ~ WE ALSO HAVE MEN'S & · BOYS' LEE JEANS AT COMPARABLE PRICES. ~· _,__.. 4 -:.:::".:"" !b Reg. 4.77 3.67 VInyl Edging Our Reg. 4.87 Ldl ,, 3.67 K.Oro · lug Killer '1!1 Ja.vn edging controls grctsS 1 40-oz.' indoor and outdoOr klilef. In c«wenient spray. growth around gardens. shrubs. bug ' PI 01 ' .MARGUERITE SHOES rour Choice Our Reg. 2.77 1.57 1.97 LiOZJ 1.37 Our Reg. 1.97 Garden Fertilizer · ~·I ""' GLORIDA VANDERBILT · 20-PI. PH. 992-6669 m P H tfl ltSS lnourance/ Medicaid RAy w. KIMMEY PO BOX2164 , KETIERING,OH 4542 9 Name•----------------------------------- WE AL$0 HAVE A NICE SELECTION OF GRADU CARDS VILLAGE PHARMACY 1~ I' I Mon . 111ruht I : OO ,a .m . rotp.m Sunci ;~¥10 : JOioll · JO.InCIStu• , MAIL TO : "HI·Lite" Off t Char l uR> It le . tl Ph 11 < ~------------------- ceremonies, weapons , map read· --------------------------------------------------- VISIT - Junior Seoul Troop 1272, Tuppers Mandie Harris, Jennl Meier, Mary AM Kibble, Beth Plains, recently spent two days In Columbus, Ohio, Arbaugh, Angle Murphy, Theresa Lambert, Janeen where they toured the Slate Capitol BuDding, the Wilson, Carrie Bernard. Second row, Bobble Slate Office Tower, and panlclpaled In "Camp-In '8.'1" Robinson, Lee Ann Reed, Elizabeth · Brien!, Amy 111 the Center of Science Wid lnd1L8Iry (C.O.S.I. ). Murphy, Crystal Kaylor and Trlcla Burke. Those girl• ..Uendlng were, nrst row, Crystal Reed. WATCHES N. 2ND AVE. ~t KennethM(C~o~IIOuiti, R. Ph. trt~ining There will be absolutely no selling. only a s lide presenta· lion. and a qu estion and ans wer period. Check the date and location. bring your friend s, and Jearn about our vis itat ion program . If you cannot attend, send In the coupo n lor a brochure, or call collect 1-5t3-434-3270. Plan Memorial Day celebration I Would you like to hear more about affordable retirement living in Florida? We are having a seminar with a slide presentation , showing actual pictu res ol one of the finest lakefront communities o f manufactured homes in Florida, and telling you about Florida Jiving a_nd all its a ctivities . TIMEX • I FLORIDA IS A GREAT PLACE TO LIVE -IF YOU KNOW FACTS! RADS 2~ 5% r-- ------------·- -l I I R ~na ld Hll"ng , R, P~ . SUNDAY , MAY 22, 2:30P.M . PORTSMOUTH, OHIO - HOLIDAY INN U.S. RT. 23, 3 MILES N. OF DOWNTOWN IFTS FOR • primary school • junior high high school • college Continental Village and Country ·Club offers a wide range of recreation amenities where res:dents can enjoy a champion· ship golf course , danc ing, arts and crafts, tenn is, swimming, horseshoe and card clubs, fishing, bowling, and muc h mo re,_and prices start at $29,900. · REAT .. Graduation Cards & Gifts r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;~;~;;;~;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;~ GIRLS' COLORED TWILL JEANS SATURDAY POMEROY - A songfest wlll -be he ld at lhe Silver Run Baptist .Church Saturday a t 7:30 p.m . 'rhe Sunrise and Gabriel quartets wUI be featured . " ... when only the finest will do ." Dean's list RUTLAND - Cheese will be given away a 1 the Rutland Chu rc h of God Friday morning beginning a t 9 a. m . This Is the las t day c heese will be· d!strlbutro . BURLINGHAM Modern Woodmen Camp 7230 will span· sor a ham dinner a t the ha ll in Burlingham on Satunday begin· ·nlng a t II a .m. Carry out dinners -also will be available. They will "a lso have bakro goods a nd a yard sale, ProcL'Cds wi ll be donated to the e me r gency squad. Gwln, Brian Schreiber, Ralnette Mecldem, Laurie Maynard, Scott Gorsuch, Lori Nettle, But Rutan, Karen Rackliff, Chuck P etennan, Shelly LaRue, JeH Jones, Brenda Davis, Brad Seevers and Chris Smith. Association met recently. REport on the new structure was given and several bills were approved for payment. It was noted that the old switchboard had been sold for $2i0, and a pie auctiOn brought In $125. Donations of floorlilg for the bathrooms by Ernie Newlun was acknowtedged as was work ori the · doorsbyGrltflnandDorse!Larldns. Harold Brewer reported for the buDding committee. Devotions from the 67th Psalm were read. and prayer and the pledge were given in unison . Reports were given by Mrs. McPeek, secretary, and Ernestine Hayman, treasurer. Hostesses for the meeting were Juanita Wells and Sue Hayman . 'Next meeting w!U be held on May 25 at 8 p.m . in the community ou~<arntg. lUROAIN MATINEES SAT. SLW BY CHIC & LEE IN BRIGHT SUMMER COLORS RUTLAND - A dance will be held all he Rutland Civic Center Friday from B p.m . to II p.m . Music will be by " It omlc Sounds." 7 buDding for $3,0CJ was approved when the Long Bottom Community 25°/o OFF SE Page Long Bottom association sells building they searched statewide. Using this system , we found we could fill approxima tely 80 percent of the spec!f!c book requests people wanted, and about 85-90 percent of the requests for Information or subject material, even though we didn't own the· materials ourselves. When neighboring libraries needed materials for their users, we were able to help them out in return." "Even though libraries in Southeastern Ohio are not large by national standards, we are continually searching for ways to Improve ~31 !he Daily Senfinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' . Meigs Library·provides information and· referral . The Meigs County Health Depart· ment has announced that there are openings in several categories of service in the WIC program . The categories are pregnant women, infants and children between. birth and five years of age, and breastleeding mothers with infants to·age one year. Health department otf!c!als report that those who fall in one of the groups, show a nutritiona l need, have Income which conforms to state guIde lines, and are a resident of Meigs County, m ay qual!fyforthe supplemental food program. Applicants may telephone the Meigs County Health Department a t 992-6626orgotothe Mult!·Purpose Health Center, Mulberry Heights, to make an appointment for sometime in June or later. POMEROY -Specia l meet· !ng of Shade Living Lodge 453 Thu rsday at 7: .'lO p.m . Work In entered apprentice degree. To be held at Chester Masonic Hall. - Ohio Our Our Reg. 7.97 6.97 1-Gel. K-Gro Grass Edger K-Gro Grass Edger kills grass on contact weeds, Re~ 6.97 4.97 Lliil K-Gro Plant Food All purpose houseplant greens, tomatoes. "THE IIIDDL£ SHOE STORE lN.THE IlDDLE BLOCK" MIDDLEPORT, OH. POMEROY, OH. .I . I . I ' �' Page 8-The Daily Sentinel Pon~eroy-Middleport, Ohio Thunday, May 19, 1983 ·• ·uonorarians chosen for Meigs graduation exercises ------------~---------- .Meigs County happenings . Emergency nms CINDY CROOKS FAITH DICKENS SUSAN UGifl'FOOT Seven honorarlans - students who were scholastically just under the valedlctoria,n and salutatorian - have been naml!d for the senior ctass1of Meigs High School. The ':<'Ven Included Anita Elaine Basilam, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Sherman Basham, State Route 143, near Rutland; Cynthia Lynn Crooks, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks, Middleport; Faith Denise Dickens, daughter of Franklin Dickens, Pomeroy; Suzan Laurie Lightfoot, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Lightfoot, Rutland; Tanya Luann Stobart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stobart, Middleport; Paula Kay Swisher, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Swisher, Middleport, and TANYASTOBART !$oat .. re<~overed Th<' Meigs County Sheriff's De· partmcnt was notified Wedncsda:; morning that an a luminum boa t had been l'('C()Vcred drifting In the Ohio River near Portland . .: .:J'hl' boat may be claimed by calling the sheriff's offlc<' and giving proper Identification. ment of the Gallia-Meigs-Jackson Community Mental Health Center as the new sponsor of the Head Start program. The s treet committee reported that the Ohio Departmkent of Tra nsportation had installed a · 1raffle sign directing traffic to.l -77. 'l'he sign Is located a t the lntersec· lion of Third Street and SR 124. Council directed a letter to ODOT for their prompt action in installing the sign. They alsowllldlrecta letter to the Green Thumb program Arson suspected NEW BOSTON, Ohio (AP ) Arson L' suspected in a fire that des troyed two homes and damaged three others In New Boston today, authorities said . The flres st arted at about3a .m.in an unoccupled ·housc. That fire had begun spreading to houses on both ~ Ides ev~n as nreflghters arrived. Anot her home was dest niyed and 1hree others were damaged before the bla7" could be extinguished. Fire Chief Elwood Turnersald the homes were only about eight to 10 feet apa rt. which was why the fire spread so quickly. New Boston and Portsmouth fircli ghtPrs wcrP en t h<' scene ror almost. six hours. UnP fireman suffered a ba C'k injury and was IJ'f'aled a nd J'f'il':l"'<i from a local hospital, o!fieia ls said. ·Henrietta S. Faris. 95. 65.'i E. Cook Road , Columbus, died WP<inesday afternoon at Norvmnh Convales- He was a retired machinist wlth V<'ndo Compan, Aui'Ora , IlL He was a member of the First ·Baptist Chu rch, Pomeroy , and Firestone BowllngTPam , Pomeroy. He Is suJv lv<'<i by hts wife, Beulah Smith Kapt elna, Pomeroy Health Cure Center; one daughter, Mrs. Felix (Mlldred l Alklre, Rt. 4, Pomeroy; two sons, Charles Kapte lna . •Jr., St. Charles, IlL . and Roy Kaptelna, Aurora, Ill .; one brother . Frank Capteina cq, Charlest on: eight grandchildren and 11 geat gra ndchlldn>n , and several nieces and nephews. · Funeral S(ltvlces will b<> held Friday at 2 p.m . a t Ewing Funera l Home with the Rev. Robert Pertell offic iating. Burial will be In Meigs Memory Ga rdens. Friends may call a t the funeral home today from 2 to4 and 7 to9. cent Center, Worthing1on . • Mrs. Faris was born Nov. 20, 1887 hi Pomeroy the daugt.her of the la te GeQrge and Helen Skinner Schweg· man . Shewasalsopreceded in death !JY her husband. 0 . R. Faris, one brother , Rollin W. Schwegman a nd lillie daughter, Helen Buckner . She was a housewife, a graduate of Pomeroy High School in J!ll); a nd attended Dennison University. She w-as a member of the First Baptist c;:'hurch Pomeroy, Past Regent a nd a • member for 67 yPars of The Return Jonathan Me igs Chapter of Daughters of the American J'ievolutlon. 1 She Is survived by oneson, George ~- Faris. Columbus: three grand· Dorothy Ta,.·lor l;hildren, Thomas R.· Bucklter and Dorothy Ann Raub Taylor. ;,9, Jane Buckner, Memphis, Tenn .. form er Pomeroy resident. died and Susan J.,Jttie, Knoxville, Tenn: Wednesday at her home In West and two great grandchildren . .Jcffeson. ·: Graveside services will be held at She Is survived by her husband , Beech Grove Ccmet<'ry Sa turday at two · sons, William F . Homer 11. a .m. with the Rev. David Man n Fraley,, Laurelvllle, and Thomas M. orrtclat ing. Friends may call at Whitehall. a daughter. Taylor, Ewing Funeral Home Friday from i Jester. Grove City, and six Teresa p:m . t o~ p. m . gra nd childr~n . Also surviving are six sisters. Bertha . Jungnlckel, Cincinnati: Catherine Welsh and· Charles 0. Kapteina Joanne Tatterson, Pomerqy: Win· !fred Proctor, Hamilton; Rose Charles Otto Joseph Kaptelna, Macy R,aub, Grove City; and Sr., 77. 206 Condor St .. Pomeroy, Susanna Jean .Raub, Hlleah, Fla.; died Wednesday morning at Scenic and two brothers, Nicholas V. Raub, Hills Nursing Center, Gallipolis. Elizabethtown, Ky.; and John P . Mr. Kaptelna was born Aug. 3,1900 Raub, Pomeroy. (I) Fayette County. w. Va., the son or Funeral services wut be held the late Gottlieb and Emma Sattler Saturday at the Our Lady of. Kaptelrui . He was also preceded In Perpetual Help Church. 9:30a.m. ln. death by two sisters, three brothers Grove City where burial wlli also and one child. take place. Polllr... ar tlllct. rlfri&o. ,..._, & lot. Wlterhtlter, f'lllll, slllk. ... tltct.. or · blltery li&llts. sl~~ps 6, u· clll-' colldltion. Donald RDblnson, CooMJie; ~ G!!Jen, New Haven; Terrenc2 Tuppen Plains at 7:41a.m., took Conlan, ,Jr., Rutland; Rachael Ethei Robbins from ~ to Ekllch, Mtddleport. . camdem-Ciark Hospital; Pomerqy Discharged-Nonnan GJ11e5el'. at 4:14p.m. treated Clyde Burton at the PennzoO station; Pomeroy at 6 p.m . took Margaret Blaettnar from Cheese giveway set Spring Ave. to Holzer Medical Center; Racllie at 7:46 p.m., took Sixty-nine hundred pound of Kelly Snyder to Veterans Memorial cheese will be given away Friday Hosjll~ Mtddleport at 8: 16 p.m. . morning beginning at 9 a.m. at~ took Margaret Julian, North Fourth· Rutland Church of God. ' Ave., to Veterans Memorlal. Thursday at3: 25a.m. TuppersPtalnstook Doris Karshner, Sumner Road, to Camden-Clark Hospital. The Racine Volunteer Fire D& · parlment will be sponsoring ~ Gregocy Wayne Taylor, son of Mr. chicken barbecue and dinner at th!! and Mrs. Fenton Taylor, Hysell fire hou,se on Sunday, May 2!j. Run. Individual chicken halves an? Baccalauereate for this year's complete dinners will be availabl~ 154 senlqrs wW be held at 4:30p.m. at $3 and $2.~ respectively. Othe( Sunday In the school auditorium refreshments will be avallable at with Mr. Robert Melton, pastor of the fire station. Serving wlll begin at the Middleport Church of Christ, 11 a.m. All proceeds will go to the speaking. The program will go Racine Volunteer Fir¢ Immediately Into commencement Department. with Krls Snowden and Rowena Averion delivering the valedictorian and salutatorian addresses, respectively. . Robert Barton, president of the Meigs Local Board of Education, wtll present diplomas. $2,700.00 or Best Offer PH.992-3006 ·vinyl & Aluminum SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING SIDING BISSELL SIDING co·. 'Sidinc 'Roofinc 'Gutttr & Down Spouts 'Remodel inc "Beautiful, Custom Built Glrqts" Call for fraa sidinces· 20 Years Eqmience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 5-2·2· mo tlmates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunc[ay Calls l)d. i- ll ·lft OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AIID HOME IIAIIITtNANCE 'Roofinc ololl ~· · ltlidtntitl & CoMIItotitf '1-dttioc "Stono •iodows I Doors FlU ESTIIATES 20 Tears Elperitnco TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2134 or 949-2160 <4 20 1 mo. pel -------'---~----------1----------+---------~ 1HE KOUNTRY KWB . 'Ltuon 'Flttl.. Ctntor ..,.; ·•· 'Ctob ltpolr C:,>. ' tclotk t« -c=r ...., , . I Pine S3(J>O • SALe 20% OFF JOHN TEAFORD "Chtsttr, Ott 4-11·1 mo. AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE •Lowest Rates Around · At Our New Phone Number 992-3326 ~and DRIVEWAY SLAG *Vinyl liner *Fiberglass *Stainless Steel AT NEW HAVEN. W.VA. 742-2328 $275 304-273-5566 304-273-6303 11·2&1fc KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE G X ----= I C ..<l &lll•• .... o lp <f, ., .... , <'leo t ,......... 1 ,_ ~ tf!M ~ I <'ICOI ~ ~ 11 I Y - OOO- ..... , ~ 1 .. ....... ... to ... .-z-o--. ~- . ,...._........ ..U..Cs... I <OI ,._."'""''""" ........., --- ~T!itl l ~ l wolf\Uol""d•ngo J' ~ou I Ac••oe• 11 11-l f ototoW.~t~ - Sc•11 I t - ..,. II rVI CIH o,.H 17M<"""""u""' IIW..,Ndl ~ Oft Market report ~?~ ~;; 01 ...... ,,.,,A..,, 4 2 Mobtlo Homn ' "' 1'11"1 4J ,., ............... , 44 .. ""',., ... ,,... "-· 4 1 fw <fti i - I IOOftl l Sp..:o '~ · ...... , 4 7 ...... . . ., .. _ 4. Salurday , May 14, t9S3 ·TrendS: Wal.calw sstl>ad y; foo:t('r-c ante$1 JJ .. ..,• • _ ,_ _ 13· W.,NIIInl..., ll · ~; ... ,,...,.. IbN. 59 ~7 : .'l Xlto 400 lt.;. . 58-ffi.SO; 400 to 500 lbs. 57.!'()....64:: 500 to 00:1 lbs. ~r,.62 . ril: tUllo 700 lbs. 5.1.~.00 : 700 tn FU1 1bs . !'tt - 59 .~: 10) a nd over <~R- a7 . F'('P(h" R\ll ls Good and ChoiCP 2'AI IO :nl tbs. ~J- 7 1 : :m to 400 lb6. ffi..OO: .J(Wl 1o r100 It~ . ~~7 -67 . 50 : ~klto t.:OO ths. · r-.5~; QXJ to 700 lbs . ffi·62.7:l; 7UJ to tUJ lbs. 48-57.75: 10) and over Rilll<; .'Ul to fO.l ll"fi. anrt ruttPrs 41 do\t.•n. Vra l Calvf'S rho!C'f' and prlmt' 190 tu .m 1~ . ~:... Hr.l. II II II II Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel- I I Wrif£> your own ad and order by mail with this co upon Can ce l your ad by phone when vou ~et res ult s . Money no t refun d able . I 1 I Name I I 1 Address>---------1 Phone ________________ Lottery winner I Prtnr one word in et'l ch sp ace be low . Ea c h in t1t 1rtl or group of f i gures c ounts a s a word . Count na me and address or pho n e numb er it used . You 'l l g el be tter r esults --+--.j..:.:...:..:~...:..:+--i tf vou desc r ibe fullv . QI VC prt ce . The Se nrin£>1 n~~c rves the right to c lass ifv . ed it or r e jec t ..:.:..; _ :......~..:..:.:-=J--! any a d Your ad w i ll be Circle Ad Wanted 1 I I 1 I I I I 1 ··II --+-+--+--+--1 propN ~~J..-.1!:~~~~~~ if you ' ll the proper box Th eSe c ash rates tnc tude d i scount I ctpuatss1 fintca tion th e I c h ec k I b e l ow I ' Doctors in the house 4 4 I 1 /Wanted 1 1Forsa re WASHINGTON (AP) - There 1 JAn n oun cem ent 1 1For Rent are three physclans sitting In the I U.S. House of Representatives, I according to a medical publicatiOn. I Dr. Roy Rowland, D.Ca., elected I 1 In November Is the only physician in I J the House certified by the American I I 4. Board of FamUy Practice. The·other two are: Lawrence P. I 5 · McDonald, another Georgia Demo- I 6 crat, who went to Congress In 1974 I 1 !rom Atlanta where he practiced I H '.lrology, says Family Practice I 9 News; and Rep. Ron Paul, a I to Republican who ' took office In 1976 II II ·from Lake Jackson. Texas, where 1~< . he practiced obstretlcs and I t3. gynecology~ . I" I ts. ! I 1 II 1 16 . I 11 IH t9, 10. n n n n 1s. 16. <7 . 1s . 19. 3U. 3 t. n 33 J• JS . Mail This Coupon with Remittance The pailv Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 I I 1 I I I ~~ 17) ... .lr,~ G• <>"" • • ..,.. ' 8 81 ,.... " ... "" 'JJI ,.,.,..., FREE EXTIMATES 'Chain link fence 'Carpetinc 'Paintin& Not 1ce •S hereby g oven th.:i t Ru tland Fuel Com pa ny has fil ed w1th the ·Publ1c Ut •l•l!es Com · mtsson nf Ohtn an appl tcattpn rCQlte5t lnO .an 1n crease 1n tales. and c h r:l l rJCS l o r serv• ccs ren d erP.d w1thtn 115 tUr1sdr cl 10n The case number before the Public Ut 1lrtres Co mm•ss1on o t Oh•o 1S A copy of the appl1c a110 n 15 Any peroon, firm, corpore·tion .... - . moy file, purouont to Sec1ion 4901 .19 ot the Code. an obfectkH• to IUCh lttetllSI which moy . . _ that tuc:h publicl'lion contalna ~ a1111 thot - unjuot cldmintuf'II"M~. RP.c ommendattons wh1 c h d1 ffm from the apphcat1o n may be made by the Stall ot th e Publi c U111 1111:!S Co mm1 SS10n o f Oht o m by 1nterven1n g part1es rmrl muy be adopted by thn Co mm•sst on · NOTICE OF SALE Bv w lu e of an Al 1as Orde r ql Sale rssued ou t of the Com m o n Pleas .Court of MerQs Cou ntV. Oh10. 111 rhe case o f Jo hn ~ ­ Davrs. et al . pla1nt•ffs. vs Ene Insu rance Exchange et at;, de fe ndarl\ s. upon a tudgment !here1n rend~re(L betn g Cas b No 17.683 1n S1J1d Cou rt. I Wr ll off er for sale. at I he ,fronTd oo r qf the Cou rt Ho use 1n Po meroy. Me•11s Countv Ohoo. on the 25 th day ol June. 1983. at ten ·l h1rty am . rhe lo llow1 ng lands and lcnt>mcnt s l o vv1 1 SITUATED •1\ the V1Uage of Po mf'rGy. Cuu niy of 'M etg s. and State of Oh1 0. an d descr1 hed a,s to ttows. to w1t l ots No 63 and 64 on lhP. eas t sode at Naylors Run anrl o n th R east s•de of Spnnq Avenu F; und be•ng the sa mP nropertv occup1ed QV Georq e Bauer Sr as a. ~esi ­ don ce iJ! the 11me of h{s deceasfl and g•ven by h1m, the s;ud Goorqe Bau(!l Sr . by W tlt, tu thr ee ot h1s c h1ldren Georg~ B<t um . Va len t 1ne Bauer an d Kathryn Baue t , and being m a r~ p arhculurly descnbed ,1n r~­ cotd s of def'dS and vvdls ol M E!igS Co unty, Oh10 . (PAt "- .-11 C:~" ~ nR M F R I Y KNn WN A6 307 Sp1onq AvP. . Pomeroy Ohon 457691 ' ra1sed Thr• rei'!! f!Stiltewas app • 1 1 I CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH. Grea & Pltty Gibbs·llwntn PH. 992-2178 ue.lfc ~---------------------~· PAT HILL FORD Also Transmission 992-2196 or 992-7121 0• Tttnka., AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR PH. 992-5682 Middleport, Ohio CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Sandblasting Waterbtasting Perking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings ROIItl 1 . . Loni Bottom, OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 ...... .JQ' 446-'9800 . Glllipolis, Ohio J "2 .. . CAU 614·949-2686 A-19 2 mo Shcr~ H HOME REPAIR RADI~ Roofing - Siding Trouchs, Down Spouts From he Small•st Huter Cora to the urc11t Radiator. Your Home Repairs ... "FrH Estimates" ... Call: George Gum ~~;~o~Ns~~:~st' 35 Yrs. hperienc• SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. Ph. 992-5433 PULLINS EXCAVATING - Dozers Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo-Boy Trencher Water All LENGTHS IN STOCK .8FT . ... ...... : .. .. ..... , .. ....... ... ..... .... .. '9.96 10FT . .. .. . ........ ..... .... ......... .. .. ... . '12 .20 12 ·FT ...... : .... ........ .. ... .. .. ..... ........ '14.45 14FT. .... .. , . .... .... ........... ... .. .. .. .. . '16.70 18FT........... ........... ...... .. ... ..... ... '18 .90 18 FT .................. ... .. .............. ... '2().90 20 FT ....... .. ... .. .. .. .......... .... ... .. .. '22 .96 AODinONAL I% DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH & CARRY PO,.,EROY LANDMARK 114-992-2181 Chester, Ohio Ph. 986-4269 Dewavne Williams a. Scottie Smith All llakes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls .and Shop Service Available '77 \ mol)ll ·POLE BULDINGS Sizn start from 12'd6' P&S BUILDINGS Racine, 011. LARGE or SMALL JOBS ;h~;:,~2~4 PH. 992 -2478 ~- Il l Alii 1)11 BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO · Authorized John 0Hr, New llolltind, Buslt Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Sarvica Public Sale 6 Auction • PUBLIC AUCTION Sunday, May 22, At 12:00 O'Clock Noon , . FARM MACHINERY 15 lilts Southwest of Atllens, Ollio nur Willisville on St. II. &19. T1te St. Rt. 50 Southwest of Atllens. to AIM on Appalachian Hipway. St. Rt. 346for 4 111iles of Albiny tMrn 1011th on St. Rt. 619 for 4 mtlts to- !:'J· J&F CONTRACTING •DOZER •JACK HOE •SEPTlC SYSTE liS •LIMESTONE .WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WOtK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK IIOIIDED I IIQitl( GUAIMliED PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992-7201 l·l ·lft I ROOFING All !)'PIS of rool wort. new Wilds Wllkmlile, (nctlon on St. Rt. 619). Sicns will be postad. Dlscolllllinl farlllhll will sail the lollowln&oqulpmant • llllstad: FARI IACHIIIERY: Allis Chalmers t1actor. model 190 XT Llndhsndler lcliesel); Oliver Row Crop tractor (r,ebuilt en· line); Cast transport 4 bottom plows w/2 pt. httch; 3 pt. boom; cUitinton; ·dozer bl1de for 8 N ford ; tractor seeder; Minnespolis Moline corn picker (2 row); olcl 2 bottom drag plow; Cast transport 10ft. disc; J.D. Letz feed gn~der (needs repair); 3211. Case hay or &rain elevator laasengme); 2grav· ity waps· New ldn puN type 1ft. mower lneeds reparr); 4 row corn ~anler (uses blglertiizer); 4 row corn planter lusn hquid fertilizer; needs repair): Oliver cultiv1tors; Oliver Irae· 111r for parts; 'old disc for pari$; some hand tools; horse drawn cu"ivllors; 6 flrlowin& crates; hoi feeders & waterers 2 Siatlr fuel oil hlltin• stoves w/blowers: 55 &al. drums: water pump; a lot olscrap rron; 2 ridin&lawn mowers lor parts: II· bit saw; 101 cllains ,. other misc.; partial roll woYen w~re, 4 iron whHis lor wap; ft1t bed hay ••con: sev. front wheels tar tractors; 1969 Fleetwood Cadtlac.for parts: 20ft. spr1yer far Oliwtr tractor: flllin drill & corn planter tor parts; Ford au· lantobilll for parts; other ~~~~~~ teo numerous to mention. 1te111111 . . _ IMfan .., of sale. Not ,..,.,slble for 1111 or ace*-. T.-: cash or c:lltcl wit• posltln I.D. llolllhtc " ....... ltltlll paid fllr. flo hmcll. ..., Of r~p~ir, auttm and downspouts, prttlr clelnilll and p1intifll, storm do<n and windows. All Worl1 Guaranteed "FrH btimatn" CONSTRUCTION New Homes - btensiv1 Rem ode line. · •Insurance Worlt .Custom Po.ll Bides. & Gar1111 •Roofln& Work eMii!M & V'lll)i Sitlinp 15 Years ExfMrl•nc• GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7513 Call: 949-2263 Or 992-279\ 1o.tte Of White and grey 1olid color kittens. 2 long haired cets, Cotl614-367·0681 . Puppies e mala, 1 female. 8 wka. old. pert Beeglli· Terr&er j. . ]1·;. . cO us-·· (.'\ . ' ' "PINONG PROVIDIS PRIVACY PlUS I'ROTICT~ 1'01 CHIUMIIN & I'ITS" CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION ,.. lllcll. r WOO · :·- I IIU PRISCILlA IIAU D AIICTIOIIU: JAIIEI-557-3411 PH. (304) 882·2276 ~1a-1 mil I• Wanted To 8uy We pay caeh for late model clean used cara. FrenChtown Car Co . Bill Gene Johnson 446·0069 pollo. 446 -1816 . White cot. Clef 446-23111 . Pay ca1h for Used ' Mobile Home or Travel Trailer . Call Pert Labador Retriever, 11 pups. Mostly male. Call 614-448-0176. large warlety of other ilem1. 9,00 to 8'00. Fri. end Sot. Rain or ahina. 9· &. Chertee Dill realdenca. ...... iifPiiiiis&ii'i ..... & Vicinity TWO family yard .. le. 1 mile out Jericho Rd. Pt. Plaeaant. Clothing end mloc . rldoy 9 -3 . Watch for algns. tf rein -canceled . Yard Sale. Geii . Farry. ferne, house flowers . May 1 &:th thru 26th. Wrlghto. 4.Yrr mllea down Rt. 2 . GARAGE 1010. Frldoy, 9-4. Gallipolia . Ferry . Croll ql~­ road tracka at Baal• Schoo , follow algna. Children and adult clothing, hOuehold itema, exerclee equlp,.nt, furniture . 15 Family Yard Sale may 20· 21 Wataon Grove Rd ., Cheahire. Close to Cheshire Kyger Grade School. Time 10-8 . YARD sale, first time. large variety. Thursday. Friday & Saturday, 9 a.m .-8 p . m . 1306 Meadowbrook Drive, Pt Pleuant. rein cancela tUI next dey. 18 Wanted to Do 31 Homes for Sale Lawn Mowing no verd to big or am ell. Reliable and depen · deble . For eetlmate cell JBR 2 full bath. central air, fireplace , large lot. clo•• to town. Cell 446·2699 ettar 448·31&9 between Sand 6. 6 . Concrete work , -drlwawaya, lidewaUca, patloa. Brick C. block, ate . Free 11tlmetes. Experienced mechanic will adjuat 3 & 4 cylinder motorcycle cerbs . *16 , fully gua· rantead . Cell 446-0208 . Interior-Exterior painting and other odd jobt done. BEDS-IRON. BRASS. old their homo . 304·468 -!823 . furniture, gold. silver dol lars, wood lea boxes. stone jere. antiquea. etc .. Complete houteholds . Write : M.D. Millar, Rt . 4, Pomeroy, 21 Blonde female pup. 8 mo. old. Call 446 -0517. Oh. Or 992· 7780 . Gold, ailver, aterllng , jewelry, rings. old coins & currency. Ed Burken Berber THREE kitteno. 304·676· Shop, Middleport . 992 · 3478. 6162. Lost and Found Wanted to buy . New, used & antique furniture . WHI buy 1 Piece or complete houaa· hotda . Call Oobv A. Martin 814-992 -637Q. e10 REWARD . LOSTThuro. Wanted to buy old saw mill. needlfwork afuora. aenti · Phone 304 -876 -4681 or mental we!ue . Cell 448 - 676~ 1 ~47 l!ftf!t 6 P·':" · Mev 12 at K-Mert lot. brown 8667. . LOST Bleck . brownS. white female Beagle hound . Real Rd. a. Rt . 326. Reword. Call niel liver & whhe answer to . the name of Candy . Reward Coli 448-0966. Found· male pup. gold . lie . number. 1999. Melga Co . 614-992 -3280. White cat in vicinity of JarMar golf course . Rt .7 . WILL take ·care of elderly in Wil do baby attting in my home anytime. fen ced In back yard a reference• ovellebte . Call 814· 3B8· 9766. Business Opportunity Public Sale & Auction 814·387·7101 . Auction ev•ry frl . night at the H1rtford Community Center. Truckloadl of new marchandi11 ev•ry w•ek . Conslgm•nts of new and UMd merchendlll IIWIYI welcome . Richard Reynolda AuctlonMr. 278-3089. Com~ete Auctioneer Ser- vice. LJcenHd Alao & bonded do appraiMia. to Hll. Hounholda, farm fumiah · lngs a. Real ••tate. Over 215 ye•re experience In buying • Mlllng now, ulod & antiquo lurnlture . 814-992-8370. Oaby A. Mortln. 814-992 -8941 . lovely , 6 roortts. Double garage , beautifully Iandt· caped area lot. Atop Roae Rustle Hilla, Syracuee. 3 bedroom. all electric, hard· wood floors, carport and 1torage. V.A. S. FHA IP· proved . *34,600. 814-992 - \NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· For Trade. 6 room • bath LISHING CO . recommtlnds that vou do buaine11 with peopltl you know, end NOT to aend money through the mail until you have inwettlgated the offering . OWN your own Jean Sportswear , lnfent-Prateen . ladiea apparel atore. Offeri ng nationally known brenda , Brinania , Joi-dache, Chic . .lee . .leVI. Vendtlrbllt , ltod, Calvin Klein , Elprit , Zena, Gunne Sax. Ocean Pacific . 300 other brandt . country home. With 3 room & 6 bath rental hou•. 12 mile from Pomeroy to Trade for Middleport Property . Phone 614 -992-6630. Three bedroom frame· 389 Beach St ., Middleport . 116,000. O'Brien & Crow Roettv . 614-992 -2720 or 614 -992 -3689 . 7 years old . 4 miles out of Racine. 81 -lavel . 2 car gar. age. attached . J Clr g1rage un -attached . 3 acree with good drilled well and much more . 814·843-63&0. House. 2722 lincoln Ave. Call Mr. Dlckoon 601 ·882· Pt . Pl. Appointment Only. 6164 o• 601 -268-1381 304·676·4074 . 22 Money to Loan EIGHT acres, small houH, garage. out buildings. pond &t mineral rights, reduced pdce, 304·896-3819 . HOME LOANS 10%% fixed 1-========== AVON . Coli 448·3368 or rete. leader Mortgage. 77 E. 1614-388-9046 . Stltll, Athens , Ohio. 1-614 - 32 Mobile Homes 692 -3061 . o• 1-800-341 · for Sale Lady to cere for elderly lady 8864 In Ohio. You can make money selling evening houra& to 9PM . Call Medical A1sistent, immediate opening. e•perlence required . Pf11111 1en4i re· su me to Point Pfe..ant Reglater. c -o P.O. Box P14, 23 Professional Services CS.L Bookkeeping TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USED · CARS . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIB . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 448 -7672. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S OUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, CLEAN reopecteble lady to 448·3882 4 MI . WEST, GALLIPOLIS. live In at nights with elderly Carol Noel RT 36 . PHONE 448-7274. woman . Phone 304 -876 PIANO TUNING 16 oil pluo 6787. Point Pleasant, WV 26660. Auction eviH'f Tuesday night. Krodel Park Club Housa, Pt . Pl111ant WV . Auct. lonnie NNL Call HOUSE FOR SALE In Middleport . Newly remodeled home with fireplace, po11i· ble woodburner. cloae to schools end shopping. Call 6976 . Alao atorm wlndowa . 448-24116 . 8 J bdr . home In Addiaon amall lot, newly remodeled, furnance & woodburner, fully inaulatad. axe. cond .. Hill, Pom. 40'o. 614 -9BII· 4267. ning inventory, airfare for one to Feat.ion Center. train· ing. flxturea . grand opening. ~14 · 246 · 52B7 . LOST Englloh Springer Sop· Reuoneblo . Cell446 ·0970 . H.900 to •16.900. begin· cloee family pets . lost In winclnlty of Holcomb Hollow 12 Situations Wanted Broad range of bookkeelng and tax Mrvicas available to suit your buslne11 need1 . dlacounts to eenlor cllltenschurchel-schoola. Cell Bill Ward W•rd't Keyboard , 446 · 4~Z~ WUI open S. clean awlmming Will do baby sinlnu In my home . Racine are1 . Any-age . 81 4·949 -2779. Have vacancy for eld1rly man or woman . 24 ,hour 1 pool a. Colt 448 -4B96 otter 6'00PM . 2 Iota & a mobile home 12x80, 2 bid room. with rural water, g .. heat . H11 aome furniture . price 112,600. Or 4 toto & mobile t14,800. Coli 448-1240. 1976 14x70 Peerlen MH. w· tilt out. EC. cent . elr, PIANO TUNING-LANE DA- woodburner. total electric, NIELS . Ratlabte oervlce new carp throughout. un· tince 191&. A11ociate of Brunicardl Mualc Co. Phone derpinning , outbuilding . Profe11lonal Electrolyala niahed mobile home. Central referralt. Monday, Wednea- Stove end refrlg•rator, f11 ,600 . Coli 814 -2411 dey core. Coli 4!.14-687· 814-742-2961 . 6406 , 446 -0212 . 8329 or 814·887-3402. PERMANENT heir removal 197tl Kirkwood 2 BR unfur~ Vacancy. Care for elderly . 814-992 ·8022 . Clinic. A.M.A. approved. Dr. air-heat: carpet throughout. AUCTION ovary Saturday night, 8 p.m. Mt. Alto COLLEGE otudent wanuto day, Friday, by appointment. f12 .000 . Cell 1114 ·2118, mow and trim lawns . Call 304·678·668B. 6036 or ottor 7 PM 814· 304-878-8392 . 288·1672 . Auction Barn . ConJign · menta taken every Seturday 1 :00 till Nl• tim• . Emma 13 Bell AuctlnNr. 304·428· 8177. W1nted To Buy WANTED TO BUY Old furniture ond Antlq•n ot all klndo. call Ktn-h Sweln, 448-31 88 or 2118-1887 In the avenlnga . luytng Gold. llhroir. Pfatl· num. Gold ond lthrer ·prlceo are the hlghlat In t - 'fHfl, check our prlcoe on f.ld • ...... _., J-ry. uylng Old colne. acrop rlftfiie • allverwere. Dally · quot11 avoMablo. Al10 cotna • coin oupplleto tor 11te. Spring thy Trodlng, Co.. ISiffng. Veley ....... 448·1021 or 441-i028. • Cell 448-4393 o• 614-2661787. Mid f20 'o. Coli 614-692· 4369. Good u1ed jewelrv , silver. gold, diamonda. etc . We also a·1o11de fam•le pup. 8 mo . buy , aell & trade guns . Frank 's Pawn Shop. old . Cell 446·0517. 614-3B8 ·9B01 . 9 .CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS 9 tabby . Cell 61 4·3B8·9900. 11 -ll ·tlt ~, GARAGE 11ie. Sundey only, Yard Sale off Rt . 688 on Rodney -Cora Rd . Tool1, Addloon, OH. 9-6. Old dotto. doll1, clothea. dlahu and a 888 Rafferty-Terre E1tate1. Dlemonda, gold bende. cle11 ringa, allver coins. 10 -14 Cell 614·38B·9900. karat acrap jewerly. Tawney 2 ' male klnen . 9 wh. old \Jewerter1. 2nd. Ave ., Galli - 992-2212 . FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY tow Rd. Welder .. old turni· ture. mlacell•n•oua . Big vord aott outtldt of Pomeroy on 33. May 20-21 . Puppies 2 mo . old . Call P ·ll< L:=========t=========:i ROUSH H. L. Writesel otherl too numerou1 to mention, lOuth Rt . 7 naar Clay ·school. Crown City . Everything muat gol 1.:.---- - - - -- 1- - :.__::._ _ ..:.__ _ _ 15 Family Yard Sale Fri . 6 G•rage Sale. Starting Fri . at Middleport & Vicinity 446-3B97. 10-6-lk - of Giveawav House pet. 614 -992 -8816 Ph. 614-Ml-5191 ~::::::::::::':":· ·:~::~:::::::::::::::'·:··:~::~::::::::::::::::::~-==============----i 8 4 6 Sizes from 6'x6' Up · to 24'x36' lnsulatd Do& Houses - Sewer Yard Sale Frtde.v g.e. 8th houee up O .J . White Rd. Maple hell tree. oak porch glldllf', miac. house on old At . 7 , below 218. Crown City . 10 to& . p .m . ······F,-o-rriiirv ........... • 20, Fridoy night. TIME: 7,30 Sot. Cloy Community Town- 10. Farretl'o on Rouoh Hoi· SERVICE UTILITY BUitDINGS - Gao lineo - Septic Syotema t5t 18 26 161 2. 31c ALUMINUM ROOFING APPLIANCE ----------t:---------i==========-t========:::::;i ALL STEEL & For "All" AnENTION : Come hMrthe Ambanadors Sing . The Word of God Proclaimed. eirad . 61 4-992 ·3283. AND Riverside VW Inc. . F,.ty ltlsoiiii-F,.. f!ti_, 8 111 & Vicinity .. ... .. .. .. .. . .. ... .. .. ... .. .. U Rt. 7711 . Wotch lor otgna. ttr Garden Kathy St .. Gatti- boby ttemo, mloc. 638 Hlldo Everyone welcome . Call ..:.. polio. Dr ____ Gottlpollo . _Oh_. _ __ 614-246·6606. _ _Thuro. _ _ 8o _Fri. _ _ __ 1--·-· Geraga Sale May 21 . 7311 0 D 0 t t S M 21 Gun Shoot. Rutland Amerl- 11t. Ave., Gallipolie. Clo· ne ay "Y at . . •v · 8 Fomlly Yord Sole. Good can Legion 1 p.m. Sun .• May thing, bathroom nt and clothing-all81zea (I leo larger 22. Abeolutely factory m~ac . 9 untll1 woman's,, mlac ., houaehold chok~ gune only. 1- ..:...- - - - - - - - itema, Pates, typewriter, · Five 8 Week old puppies. Mother pure bred. longh . S&W TV RYDER TRUCK RENTAL & ONE-WAY locll111d one-way. low litiS, top maintlined truc:u. Iicht sills. ri&lrt equipment. Hand truds, furniture pads, Na· tionwida Road Selva. Mov· · inc tips and insrnnoe. Painting 12·20-tft Windows • Doors Yard Sale Thure .. Fri . a. Sat. 9 :00 1o 1 Maternity clothes. toke awev . 614-992·3B41 . GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Industrial. Commercial. Residential, Interior and Exterior. Roofirw & Sidirw eo. Pleaeant Velley ·E11ate1 on Hennen Trace Ad off of acroM highway, from Smel- 1 car wooden garage, for aomeone to tear down & 1· 13·tlc M e1q s Coun ty 54 -· Roger Hysell GARAGE St. Rt. 124, Pomeroy. OH. H ·tlt: Kltclltn C.blnats- Roof· iRI - Sldln1 - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks IIIW Construction - Remodtlilll - Custom Poll 811ns. Ter ms of Sale S ll, QOOOO cas h <H trme o f sa te w rth th e b.:~tn n ce 1n cas h w11h1 n th1rty (30) davs atl er date of sale Oepos11 to be wa1ved tl so iQ to platnt llf ·flfst mort gagA holder Cann ot be sold tor tess th an two: thuds the app ra1sed value JamP.S J Pro tf ut PROPOSED RATES I ~ I 4 Family Yard SalaThuraday • Frldey. 128 Fourth Ave.. ·cJattlpotlo. Lott ot knick knacka, clothing. Savarol Family Garage Sale- White famlae poodle. 4 yr. radiltton and .... Clll'l ltlao acid boll and rod out radiators. We eho rapltlr conl at s I7 000 00 Fo r the lu s1 1000 cub1 c fee t !m 1n1mum c harge\ S 15 75 per m o nth Fu r thfl nex1 98 .000 cu btc feet S I 19 pPr m el Fo r all owl! 9 9 .000 cuh1C fAA! s I 95 pPr rnc t In add•t•on a gas cos! t~-'l cove ry !GC AI ra te wt ll be appl•ed to Jll consurnp t1on HowevP.t qas cost recovery (GCRI 1S not ll oart of th1s rate proceecJ1ng A S 125 00 :.ec.:unty depos 1t may be req u1red for customers n o t 1n o wner - o ccup ied prP.m 1ses 1 repair and re- tar corea. We For all your wiring ' needs; furnaces re-' ' pelt aervice and in. atallatlon. Realdential 6 Commercial Call 742-3196 H ·tft Public Notice NOTICE OF APPUCATION NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Rudond Fuel Company tory or PARTS and SERVICE Clln .......;;. -- ,·-'p " o...l.is... ....... Yard Sola Mitchell Rd .. Frt. Sot .. 9·11. Clothe• ond houoehotd ltema ot o r..oo· nab lit price. Vord Sole 8·3 Frldoy 3 Fomlly behind Pine Hut. C 0 It 448 8021 0 • • rgan bonio. TV. game, 3 ouno. aft 1video t.. clothing. 1-dl_sh_•_s.:..._•n_d_ to_t•:...... m_o_r•.:..·__ old. Cell 446-3006. IA-oqe4-do -~n•t 1 1 1 1 I •Dryera •Fr..zert llutloi<l • I I I 151 19. 26. i6i 2. 31c I I I II 1 An Malcas •Wall!. . •Diahw.ahert Rongaa ollafrigerltiM'I • -~ u.····-d· Public Notice 151 )9 20 / 1c 98$·3561 l lt - , ., c ....o.otho ...,....,.,;... Ir -~--~--------- -1 I I O..•oltl ....... o... ...,_,..... uuoo oo u .... ~~-do ,~ , ... . ., ,, _ • .,., IJ u,.....,.,..., IJitt111tWINdt i n6o¥oft_l,.., 'I M II II II lI ~ CLEVELAND !APt The winning number drawn Wednesday night In the Ohlo Lottery· s dally game, "The Number," was 3~. In the "Pick 4" gam1'. played five times a week, the winnlilg number was 4817. The lottery reported ('arnlngs of $465,385. ~ from the wagering on Its da ily game. Earnlngscameon sales of $998,374, while holders of winning tickets were entitled to share $5..12.988. ~. officials said. .. .,_..,. ....of-. Public Notice I Boars32-l1.:l1: !:ilws 4001bs. und up41 -4 2.~ . Pt ~'S :>y lht' Head :J:l down. 11M_ ..._ •u '"" c... ~•• J O """'-n• JO loiHI f9119 ··~·-"" 1• l ....... ... o" ' •u o'"' ,.._ o...• 2111 Jvatlabte lo r 1n spe ch0n at th e o fl 1ce · of Rutla nd Fuel Com p rmv. ut 4 38 Fdth Avenu e Hu n tmqt o n . W es t V1rg1 nt a 25 701 Addi tiOnally. a copy 1S avw lahiP fnr 1n Spec t10n at the oll• ces of the Publ 1c Ut,/i t•es Comm1SS10 n o f Ohto at 3 7 5 So uth Ht g h Street. Columbus Oh< O 43215 In liS i\ppi1 Cat•on, Rutland Fuel Company aiiPqf!S !hat based n n c un~nt P ~pen se tevfll s. thP cx1 Sl 1nQ rm cs do not provtrJc <t reasonable level o t co mpp,nsat1on fo r u1tltly servi ce s Basco on th rs CJI IeQ a!IO n. the Appt1 cam rffquests the Publi c Uti111t P.s Com m•Sston o f Oh10 t1nd ilnd auth o nze -th e Appl 1cant 10 c harqc the rates cmd charqA s sA l l o r th be!QIAI as "Pro posed Ames" I Cat II<' 26.')-J&I. Cows a nd Cal ves Comhlnallon 005 down. Top Hogs ~1{) lO 2JO lbs. 45.~-46 . ~. 3• v.."'~ ' wv : JO~ ' 11'!'1, .... _' ,I M111C11f"lllon ..,_~ Z«i 11•0•., .. ... " ·-· r1al No BG87 F298271 Terms of sa le cas h Seller reserves th e rtght to b1d and !he ng ht to reject any and at I b1ds Bank One 01 TuppP.r s PlalflS Box 27 Tupper s Pl a1ns Oh10 tU c ...- . 317 14 - r ~oocooc•• • • !loo.dlof ....... .. ~· 441 83-559-GA·AIR I Baby Calves 00-lll S prtn ~ r "1 1 c • ......,~- r-----~----------------1 ~-&1.50 . F'('{'dpr Hf'lfers: Good a nd Chol('(' 250 to :m ""'""c~ .lr,oeo C""'" . l l hc:MIMM. 14-H.,..o... .. 10 $2.50 hiRher; coWs st!'ad}:. Feeder Steers: Good and Choi('(' ~ to DJ It:.;. 62 -71; .m to <100 IDi. ro.n ; m to 500 lbl. 00.68.50: 500 to tnl lbs. !18-68: f:OO lo 700 lbs. 57-66.50; 700 to In! lbs. ~7 #t~ : !OJ and over fuii"" ""'P. I o • l• ·f•l~tmo · •· ••·h•mJ:•· •··. 11_-A- 'oo• 6 ..._, _ . , 41 fii WIPIMfll lotlllfll Th P- followm g descrobed 1t em will br~ ot tered for P1 thl• c Sa le to the h1ghes1 b1dd er on th e prem1 scs of Bank OnP. of Po meroy NA. T11ppPrs Pl <11ns. on the2 l ztdnyotM ay. 1983a t 10 ,1 rn 1!)78 Fnr f1 Th uAde t b•rd se '"'P''' ,.,.,,,,tho· 1 . ............... ••t7Mwtoe:""',."-" ,...... ,.y......... .,,,_,,.. f:/n.ui/it •t/ J1A-Jottl ... 1 1 t •• ~ ........ JJ.v .... ~o4wo 14·11itM.....,.:!Ot ... lu........ 4t ' "' loooo PUBUC NOTICE Ohio VJL[Iey Un'f!Cock Co. Maritet Report w.,. ................ 54·M<..: .........- u ... ............. ~ II .....,,W_tod IJ S.tuot ... Wo~tod I J '""""""" JI """"M I • I • ll ~~~~ - Hilmoiool • l .. o l l , .. _,., ..... II'IMI,. ( ~,.-no u ..... ..,.. l ) ,OOioll ...... lhi'Y E II ~ . H_,p, API 'l -· -·• -n~~ •l T..0 4 • • , ...... "' I ... U 5 1HG11 -Ciicl~l 11 Cl, fV RADIATOR SERVICE We Devl1 Ve.c uum 30 pair J••na, antique gla11 ware. large v1riety knlc::· ANY PERSON who hoo anything &O gtve away and kneckl, kldasummerclothea doea not oHer or 1ttempt to S. mlac . offer any other thing for aale 1- -- - -- -- - mey place en ad in thl1 column . There will be no charge to the advertlaer . !Sears! 5-12 I mo. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE delivery. Cteonor, one hilt mile up Georgao C..- Rd. Colt 448•0294. Holy Lond Tour doparture Nov. 1, 1883. 1888.00 It peld before May 31 . 1883. Se.. •100.00 per peroon, *298 after May 31 . Call 448-4313. Muzzla Looding Rttte Shoot Sun. ~ MeV 22. From 10 to 3 Pom•roy, Ohio ISears I PHONE · -2l·tft and munlty Canter. WHEN : May V. C. YOUNG Ill PER TON II IN . 6 TON C: l. Kitchen pert1. Plett up Md WHERE: leon Baden Com· tloctotcal _... (Froe htlmat11) U-PICK-UP Mason, W. Va. rwpalr~ auppllot. 992·6215 or 992-7314 PERSONALIZED POOLS 1-304-773-5634 ...... _... -..t~n~ ----C'.oll=: .. wMt ~- IHmo. PHONE: UP CHARGE THE COUNTY CARPENTER SERVICE ~-..and TERM INIX INTERNATIONAL ATON YOUNG'S -AdcltoN and CALL: PH. 992-2280 •friendly Servie PHONE 992-2156 ·Or Write Sentinel CLusified Dept . SERVICE I P.G.A. ·!tall IN TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL STRIP COAL Sq"''rt TW. llacGtiiDf WIISOI Oonlop FOR PROFESSIONAL MINE RUN "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" llfl-.., 9 SWEEPER ond -lng ma- lll Court St.. PotMroJ. Ohio 45769 l An.._nc_.., , Senlinal- 3 Announcements chine ~illy Public Notice ""·""· llol<;.fcl n Slf'f'rs and EUGENE LONG S.l6·1 JIIQ. Announce barbecue The Daily Sentinel Bulls l,IXX) lbs. and up ~-!"16 . ~ . Sl11 u ~ h tt'r Cows ut!llt k'S 40.5046.?.1: ca n(l('rs Henriella S. Faris Clrptlltl, llltllroo• with NO SET requesting a Green Thumb worker for the village. Glenn Rizer reported that Green· wood Cemetery Is In good condlton and crews !)ave It ready for Memorial Day. Council was Informed that rates for dumping tash at the new landfill had been Increased. The finance committee will meet and decide If the vUlage can absorb the Increase or If council will have to increase rates. Council will meet ln regular session on Monday, June 6, a t7 p.m. The Board of Public Affairs will also meet on June 6, a t 6: :Jl p.m. ~il-5.'l. ~JO : Area deaths FOR SALE 18 'FT. WILD CAT TRAVEL ·TRAILER GREG TAYLOR PAULA SWISHER ·Racine council grants TV franchise !Continued from page 1) the cost wllh sewer district workers 'to perform the labor. It was noted .that paving cont ra e tors charge i,ipproxlmalely $161 per ma nhole and It Is lx'li<'ved the distric t and vUlages could get the work done at a lesser cost. · oUrlngthcdlscusslon.ll was noted that any additional operating costs of the sewer district would be passed on to the consumer by raising of sewer rates. 11 was decided that coopera tion ~tween the two villages and the sewer district was the best solution. It was agreed at an earllcr meeting that any ·action by Racine would depend on what action $}-racuse Village Council took. An ordinance agreeing to the vUlages spliting the costs wll.h the Sewer District wllllx' Introduced at ·both councils In the near future. . It was noted that the sewer district Will pay for all repairs when it Insta lls a li!pormakf'Sother tepa irs. Councll approved lhl' endorsP· r:::~;:=;::~::=;;r::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::;r;:::::::::::::::~ Admitted- Herbert Dixon. l"ornef roy; Esta Daylong, · Middleport; day and 11nmlday morning by local units, the Meigs County Einergmcy Medical Sj!rvlce reports. ~ Daily Business 8enice8 Veterans Memorial Six calls were answered Wednes- ~·~ 19, 1983 1978 lnaurance SANDY AND BEAVER . In· eurenc1 Co. h11 offered Mrvk:ea for fir• lneurence coverage In Galli• C()unty for 1imo1t 1 century. Farm, home and peraonet property covereget ere evallebla to rMet Individual neods. Con· tact Ray Wadamovar. agent . Phono 388·8249. Ara you paying to much tor your hoiPitol·hlllth lnou· ranee . Cell Schultz 14o70 2 bdrm ., 2 bath a. central air,' good oond .• on rental lot. near Goodyear Plant. aeeU· moble loon. French City 4 bdr .. 2 full batho. tlnlohed Brokering Service, tltl~ bll8mant, 2 car gar~ge . 9340. Appointment only. 203 Ki- 1- - - - - -- - - nton Or .. Galllpollo. 446- 1973 Cerrage houn mobile 1223. home 70x12, AC, W • D hookup. dlohw11her. 2 bdr .. 3 bid room. 1332 aq ... 2 bath. Coli oftar I. t14undarconotructlon,tvyDole 882-7277 or 114· 682· " Subdlvloton. KCK contrtc- 72112. Bill oHer ... toro. Inc. Coil 814-387· 0131 or 44t-17118. 1871 N11hua mobile home 1 2xl0 with und.rplnnlng Carroll 3 bldroom homo 11 123 and eir conditioner. totot Snowden, 448·4290. Garttatd Ave .. full tlnltlhed eloc:trlc, U,OOO. Colt 114boo..,.ent, 2 tlreptacoo, atr 2411-1181 1. 18 Wanted to Do all thlo on o 2 ocrelotthat 1978 14x70 Wtndeor. 3 cond, new carpet. 2'11 betha. runs from SR Rt. 7 tO the . river. Priced betow replace· General Hauun 1 end Tru.h ment coat. Owner WUI con· ramovet Bervicl. R•llble lidtr flnonolno With tow ond tlepondlble. Colt 448- down pey-nt. Colt 4413111.,.huMn I ond II. 1.141. t----~-- bedroom. 11h b1th1, fur~ nlahed. BX 10 UtNity building. Deeth In femity muat Hll. Colt 448·7112 colt betofl 3:00m altar 4 celt 448' 7847. ". �•• ~--------~~------ ... They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Home• for Sale IH Ul for 51 Hounhold Good1 SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olive 81.. Gollrpolla. 8 piece wood living room auito w ith 8 Inch !lot erma UBI. bunk bade comploto with bunkln •189. 2 placo ontron llvlngroom tult11 • 189, antr'on r~~c:llner_a e&l~ Other rocllnora taO, moplo dinette Htl f179 ; iovo Mltl f70, h lde - o-bod •260, bo• aprlngs 1: mattreas twin or lull t 100 aet rtiGUiar·llrm '120, mopla dinette cholra U5, wolh nondo U4. m•ple rockers *69, 7 piece chrome dinette oet t148, 5 p iece dinette ..t •ae. u-.ct bedroom aultao, rollrgore· tors, ranges. chelt, dre11er1. wringer · weahere . TV ' s. dryer••· & 1hoes. Call 4413159 . good CIHn pre-owned mobUe home. .French City Mobile HomH, Inc . Coli 446-9340. 1959 Elktr 10x50 . 2 bdr .. moatly furn ., c arpeted. Call after 6. 614· 388·8649. 1980 14•70 Fairmont Mo· bile Home, electric, 2· bdr., '".~-:"'j\ rr'J 1 'h bath. unfurn .. underpin · ning, eir, utility building. Johnaon MH Park . 614 · 388-9704 . 1974 Hollv Park Mobil a Home. total electric , partly furnished. carpeted, 2 bedrooms. intercom system. central air , porch, undorpiri· ning. In eKc. cond. Call 614 - 949 - 2769 John Manuel . Schult14x66 M o biloHome. axe. c ond. aituated on 1.22 acres. Five Points on Flat- Pom~rov. Porch, wooda storm Rd .• windows, garOh . age, metal storage building, nice garden space, shrubs. 126,000 . Phone 614·742 · 2430 . Bx36 trailer 81 ,000. 614742 ·2306 after 6 p.m. ~ ---~ ,._. i./.. '- :: --t~ ~l c ; ; -' _., ...m: r.ll5.·9~~ ~ ....-~ ,...~ 12x60 TOTAL electric Darian, 2 bedrooms. 86,000. or best oHer, 304·862-2436 before 3 p.m . 33 farms for Sale 142 acres near Rio Grande , house & buildings . Will aall all or part . Call 446 ·2699 after 6 . 46 ACRE farm with 1976.2 bedroom all electric mobile home . in good condition on Thomas Ridge . Call 304675 ·32BO and uk for Ron Hickman. 35 Lots & Acreage 5-20 Acres woods, overlooking Ohio River. city schools . 446 -3664 or 1 613 · 4 ,;! 3 · B9· 2B . Owner I Agent . 36 acres at Rodney on W.T . Watson Rd . Owner tinenc· ing available . Call446-8221 after 6 waekdny w. One lot 40•130 . Call 875 · 4391 or 446-4038 . 1.4 acre lot in Bradbury. Good location . Trailer hook up, all utilities. septic tank. Coli 61 4 -992 · 24102 . 2 'h.acru off acce11 road one mile aut of 1-75 Interchange for International Airport, Sanibel-Captiva and Ft. My· era, Florida . 840,000 . owner financing or land lease with over- rida. Princi pal• only ·614 · 992 ·33B1 af· tar 6 :30 and weekends 614 -992 ·346 3 . 2 acrea partially cleared. city water. aoklng $6 ,000. 304 · 676 -2206 . ·FIVE acreJ land. down payment and take over paymenta, city water & electric on land . 304 ·676 ·2449 . 36 Real Estate Wanted Buying houses and apartlf'lenta. Need proper1ies with f•vorabfe price and terms. llo• 1109 Gallipollo, Oh . 4&4131 ' 41 Houses for Rent New Duple• . largel . room s, fully eqUipped kitchens , dinlng areas. two bedrooms, ahower / bath, washer-dryer hookup. lttached garage, air condltontd, carpe1ed, 2 112 milo• Rl . 5B8. depoait & re'f erencea required . 1300.00 mo . Phone 446 · 3046 dav. 446 -2602 avao . MODERN 3 bedroom, fam · lly room, near schools & hoapital. Reference S. dapoait required . Call304-6764338. THREE bedroom houoe o1 3100 Porrloh Avo. Pt. Ploo· s•nt, phone 304 -468· 1.078 . HouM for rent • In Point Ploaaonl . 304· 675 •71113. All eleclric home. evaileblt on Otdo Sheet. reesonably priced . Call alter 5 pm 304-175-5711 ' TWO bedroom houoe. 2nd. St .. Now Haven. 304·882· 28015 . 1: · :I k. !v , ' 4 • -1 1 · f "'A~ l Jj 64 If I..:..Jr. (iJ ~ ~~'i:;: ~ ""':~~~~~:1 ,+1/!..Fofft:;'iCON~ . t:L::,:. .~:·,:·:·:··===== ~=~~=====~ 1 PHYWSZALMAN, 111"' 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Furniahed & unfurnished, 2 bedrooms, air cond ., beauti ful river view in Kanauga . Foster' s Trailer Park. 446 1602. 2 bedroom furnished mobile home . Adult• onlv. Utilities paid . No pets. Deposit S. refe r ence s required . Location · S. R. 143. 614 · 982-3847 after 6 p.m . 1 r~i=~~;;;;;;~~~;;:; 45 Furnished n v.v• •• · For rent Sleeping Rooms and ligtlt houae keeping rooma . Perk Central Hotel. Call 446-0756 . Sleeping room •125. utiltias paid. single male. Share bath. 919 Second Ava. Gallipolia. Call 446 -4416 after ?PM . Furnished apt . adulu . No Peto. 304-875 · 1463. F · h d N urnts e apt . adults . o Pota. 304-676 -1463. I:;;::;:==;:=;;::== ''47 Wanted to Rent A pa rtme nt for Rent 2 bdr. Rogancv Inc . Apartmanu $200 per mo . or if income is $10.000 or leu HUD available. A-One Rael Estates. Carol Yeager, Reeltor . Call 304·675 -6104 . Small iurniahttd house in ci ty , ndults only . Call 446· 0338 . Furnished effiency apt ., in Rio Grande, utilities paid . Call446·0157 . bI 47 VtJC 18 Vzx1 6 Y2 int . 11IJ'd 1 coffee e end table 26•18 Yu 20 Y2 with light walnut finith •30, 44 · Apartment 32x53 - 1-74 plocoa brown for Rent underpinning lor a mobile home used ju-' 1 year came off 1 14K70 mobile home, New 1 bedroom basement long pieces meeaure 32 ", apt. in Rutland vicinity. ahort piecoa 21 " and 10 $200. month. plua utiliti11 . inches across. enterlock In 1 Deposit & referen ces rt· metal frame . wood grain quired . 614 ·742 · 2306 . finish . Call alter 6PM. 448 · 3066 . ONE bedroom apartment, 402% 24th. St . Pt. Pleasant, Knauff Coal & Firewood phone, 1 -814-992·5858 . Prices reduced May-July . Pick or delivered. We honor APARTMENT for rent, 3 HEAP Vouchara. Call 614miles froln Pt . Pleasant up 266-6245 . 36 . Prefer middle aged couple or young retired 6 prom dresses eizes 7· 13, couple. Reference required .. like new. Worn only once . Call 304 -676 ·3368 bator Coli 446 -9769 or 446 · 5:00 . 3694. TWO mobila homoa f.o r rent 46 Space for Rent on At . 2 about 6 minutes from town. Call after 6 . 1 ---~-----304-676-6277. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Two bedroom mobile home, Park. Route 33, Nonh of kitchen turn . 1 smell child Pomeroy. large lots. Cell accepted. e180. pluo utili· ,_9_9_2_·_ 7_4_7_9_. _ _ __ _ _ ties. Reference• required . 1 304 ·676 -1076. Ohio River camp sites, Syracuse area . Water and elecONE bedroom mobile home, tricity . 614-992-6337 or $160 . month, 304 -676· 614·992 -6141 ovonlnga. 4164 . ' THE former Moore's Store Garage on Jrd . Street, Pt . Furnished 2 bedroom trailer with add on and garage on Pleasant . Equipped with ho· Rt . 2 . Pt. Plae111nt above old itt, tire changing equipment. V. 8226 monthplusutllitiea. wheel balancing machine •60 . deposit, raferencea. and more . For more inforem304. 675-324B after 7 p.m . tion contact Wayne Kincaid, 304·876-2460 . 44 Misc . Merchandise 3 30MatW1NAVE ·· 1 1972 Rebel houae trailer with porch 12x66, carpet like new, partially furnished , wary good cond. $4, 600 . Call814 -986 -3946 or 614 - 1-2-be - d-ro_o_m _ u_n-f u_m _i_o_ ha _d _ m_o_· 985 -3957 . bile homo, 12•60 Hollv Park on Rt . 36 . Call 446-4229 . 14x66 2 bedroom Homene mobil home . New carpet and 1-2-b_o_d-ro_o_m _ u_n-fu-r-ni-a-ho_d_ m_o_· linoleum throughout. New bile home, 12x60 in Che · Coleman gu fu~JlaCa . A .C .. shire. Cell446-4229 . front porch with awning. back deck, underpinning. 2 bdr . trailer partially fum ., Excellent condition. Asking *176 mo .. $100 dep. on 87.300 . 614 -949 -2716 . Kerr 4682 .Bethel Rd . Call 446 1972 1 4•66 ·Mobile Home. -- - - - -· lc 2 bedrooms. gas heat, par· 2 bedroom• Mobile Home in tially furnished , underpin · Racine . 614-367-0288 . ning, back porch, e~c . cond . Phono 614-992-2166 be· 10 x 66 . 2 bd .room mobile tween 9 &: 6 Ask for Tim. home in Racine area . 614 After 5 phone 304 -882· 992 -5a5B . 3692 . 2 bedroom mobile home. USED MOBILE HOME . Approximately 6 milea from 576-2711 ' Middlepon or Pomeroy . 61 4 -992 -686B . 1972 12x62, 2 bedroom furnished , excellent cohdi · tlon, 304-675 -7976 or 676· 5422 . _.., R . 1()-1M Daily Sentinel Wan1ed 3 room . & beth apt ., good location . prefer un· furn . Cell 446 -3219 after 6 _ . - - - - -- -1__P_M Unfurn. 2 or 3 bedroom house or apart . in Gallipolis eraa . Dependable & referen· cos . Call 614 · 38B ·9748 al· tar 5 . ~~~~i~~~~~~i MendiiRdlwe - 61 Household Goods GOOD USED APPLIANCES · washers. dryers. refrigera JACKSON ESTATES 'Equal tors, ranges. Skaggs ApHousing Opportunity' has pliances, Upper River Rd. , one bedroom apartments beside Stone Crest Motel . rent atarting at $167 par 446 -7398 . month end two bedroom apartments rant starting at LAYNE ' S FURNITURE $19 3 per month. Call 446· Sofa. chair. rocker, ottc· 2746 or leave mauage man, 3 tablet, {IJCtra heavy by Frontier). t686 . Safe, Threa room a.pert ., utiltias chair and !oveaeat, *276 . paid , *160 1 mo., two story Sofa a and chaha priced from house $100 mo. A-One Reel •285. to $896 . Tableo, t46 Estates, Carol Yeager, Real - end up to '12& ., Hide-ator. Coli 304·675 -5104 beds , '440 . end up to *526 .. Recliners, 1176 . to Furnished apt :. 131 YJ 4th 1350 .. Lampo from 128 . to Avo.. Golllpolia. 2 bdr.; *1& . 6 pc . dlnenes from $186 mo ., water paid. Call t99 .. to f435 . 7 pc .. •1B9 . 448 · 4416 altor 7PM . end up. Wood teble wi1h Jl~ cholra ~426 . to H46 . Oeok Furnished apt.. 11 36 2nd •1 10 up to U26 . Hutchoa. Avo .. Golllpollo. 2 bdr., e&BO . and up. maple or pine $196 mo .. water paid. Call flnlah . . Bunk b!ld complato 446 · 4416 after ?PM . with manreues, *210 . and up to 1395. Bobv bodo, Apt. for rent . Half double-2 e110 . Manreaaes or bo• bd .room Apt . Adults pre- aprlngi, lull or twin, t58 ., ferred . No pota. 61 4 ·992· firm. aea . •nd *78 . OuHn 2749 . 1111, t195 . 4 dr. chilli. t42 . 6 dr. cheeta. U4. Bod 1 bed room Apt . $196 . mo. fromaa. t20.and 126 .. 10 including utilitiea. Equal gun - Gun c•blnets. e350 ., housing opportunity . Con - dlnane chelro •20 . ond 12&. tact VIllage Manor Apts. Goa or oloctrlc rongoo, l325 614 ·992-7787 . up to •375 . Boby motrooaoo. 1 . ----~-----­ an • t35, bodfromool20, 1 bedroom apt . 614 -992- t2& . • • 3 0 . klngfromoUO. 64·34 , 814~ 992 - 15914 or Good Mlectlon of bedroom 304-882·2588 . aultoa , coder chula , rockero. metal coblnoto, 2 bedroom apt . in Middle- awlvol rockero. port . Remodeled through - Uaad Furnlturo .. bookcoM. ou1 . No pa1s. 614 -992- rongoa, cholra, end tabloa, 2B2B . • woahara. dryara. ralrlgoro· tors and TV '1. 3 miles out Apartments in Pomeroy . Bulavllle Rd. Open &om to Call after 5 p.m . 614 ·992- 6pm, Mon . thru Fri. , 9emto 761 1 ' 448-0322 5pm, Sot . Apartments . 304 - 876 • 6648 . COUNTY APPLIANCES , 1- - - - - - - - - -INC. Good uood opplloncea, APARTMENTS , mobile wuhar, dryero, rolrlg., TV homes. houHs. Pt. Plea11nt aota. &27~. 3rd. Ava .. Golllond Golllpolla . 614 -448 · polio : Coli 448-1589. · For sale metal culvert 6 inch thru 80 inch in .tock. State approved 16 gauge 1 2 inch $6 .36 por ft .. 24 inch e10 .10 per ft . 36 inch $15 .&0 par ft . Aloo plaatic culvert in stock . 6 inch thru 18 Inch, Blnch e1 .80 par ft .. 12 inch f3 .60 per ft . Ron E\lans Enterprises. 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST. RT. 93, 614 ·286-5930 . Ceder wardrobe. antique trur'tk, 3 tier glass table S. concrete picnic table with benches . Cell 614 - 266 176B . Fireplace inalfrt, twin blowers, automatic thermo .. et. still in fa c tory carton . $660 .00 . Ph . 61 4 -2'56 -· 1216 . Cheap carpet . If you have rental property or rant, don 't mind slightly irregular carpet, you can eave money . Prices start $2 .99 sq . yd .. 992 -6173, 10-5 . On land contrac t gas, oil, coal & limettona . Vinton and Gallla Co. 2,500 acre a. For further Information call614 · 987-6322 oftor 41PM . Royfax 1400M copier. good condition, just repaired . Call 448 -9340 . ?. ~adroom' sult~s 1 qua,n $750. t full $ 650 . both new, both all wood . Call 446-4138 . Riding lawn mower MTD 800 series 32 in . cut, 8HP. elect start, $176 . Call446 7776 . Cordlan telephorlea ideal for use around . Your home. term , buainaaa , ate . ~.,o wires, receive or make call s from a distance of 500-700 ft : from tha bale uni1 . Frank's Pawn Shop, 406 2nd. Avo., Gallipolla, 448 0840 . 3 place br , suite complete. $300 . Call 61 4 - 266· 6644. Air conditioner, 14,000 BTU . Contact Johnny Pope, 446 -3463, 425 Groen Tor · ra ce Lot 20, Centenary . Antique Oak Reproduction furniture, full line in itock. also Antiques . Paul Conkels Antiquet, Tuppers Plains. Flowers for Memorial Day , Noi'th 2nd. St. Middleport . Open 9-B. CIIH'a Place . NIGHTCRAWLERS lor aalo, 76 cants a dozen . Behind High school. Also will mow lawns In pt , Pleasant . Call 304-4176 ·5 1&2. 1966 Ford ton end half, dump truck 8860 . Tandlem Trailer •525 . 304 - 882 · 3327 . Truck topper for short white bod. aBO. 304 -882 -2012 . 19BO 5 H.P. outboard mo· tor. game fisher used few tlmeo, uc . cond . t285 . 304-892 ·201 2 . 19B3 . Nlcchl Mwlng mo· chino froo· arm model with oeverol different zig zog penem1. colt new over f300 repoaMaoad model onlv 3 moo. old, lfko now cond . peyoH blllenoe ow«\ f88 . cell 814; 311·8&18 . OutoltowncollcoHect. Fnoo delivery to vour horne. 81 JB 350C ~ozer, Jl 3508 crawler. loader w~bucket ond forko, MF44 rullberiiNd loader, 1872 F...d F7oo w -cheoter ule oncl 20 ft. flot-. 1 878 Wlklemcemper. 1 2 11w edge w -power unit. Ufont 400 lndultrial w'ood aplltter. e14-89a-e&13. .. t-:;~:::;;== · :::::;===:-r:;:~=~==:;:=;:~~ HILLCREST KENNEL . Boarding all breeda. Selling Happv Jack Dog Food. AKC Oobelman : Stud Service. Call 446-7796 . DRAGONWYND CATTERY · KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pla1. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Slameae . klttena. Call 446-3844 after 4PM . Registared Apricot Poodle. Good with children . 14 month1 old. Male. •715 . 614 ·992 ·2165 daya. Cocker Spaniel Pup . 7 weeks old . Buff colored. Registered female . 8126 . 61 4-992 ·6093 . 4 male Great Dane pups. $100. 814-742 -3118 . a~.:.',i.J ,:;': :r :11\i; ~f~i~ HI~ .;:; ;;:;~" ) ;;:o HE. 'WI'-'? ~~~~ ~ ~gR.'"' itii'.'T Gretch Electric guitar. "The Country Gentleman . " UOo . Coli 614-9B5· 4106 after 5 :30. Fruit Vegetables Variety of vegetable & bedding plants. Sandy's Greenhouae . Cell 446· 7892 . 1- - - - - - - - - - PLENTY of vegetable plonta of all kinds. Delmer Garnes, Ltlart. wv 304·895-3400. Sweat bell peppers. 1 doJ:en to 1,000. Harrv Hill . 614 247-2142 . for Sale or Trade • :,... . •~ I\ / •' U ;_:. . ~tr A'f:\ i ·s· ( - ~ ,- j, · ~ ~ 1\ \. 1 \ · Angua bulls 1 to 3 yrs. old, excellent blood line. Slate Run Ferma. Jackson. Oh. Call 614-286-5395 or 614· 288-1787. 78 81LVEII LTD. outomotic, fully outomotlc, fully equipped. Alao, 80 Rod MOB convertlable, 4 opa!ld. Call 304-882·2038 otter 8 . 79 OMNI. ucallont condl· tlon, AM·FM ataraa. new bonory, good tlrn. U500. 304-675-5817: 1970 TOYOTA Corona. good motor, good bodV. '475 . 304· 8715·3133 . 1B76 MONTE CARLO. .1.000. 304-175- 1948. 72 Trucks for Sale 119 Ford pickup. w~dan bed, U50. No chacka. Coli 1114·388·B1 33 . 7B Ford F-150. 4-WD. good cond. Coli 614-367-7886. Black ~nQ~!- type heifer. . Nearly 2, ready to brHd. he. cond . Wall fad . t400. 814·992-2420. For sale John Deere 2 row corn planter pull and 3 point, John Deere 4 row corn planten , Oliver wheat drill on rubber. tobacco setter, post hole diggers, 1 • 2 row cultivators, ACWD 45 trac· tor, TO 20 Farguaon tractor, ACG cultivator tractor. 10 & 14 ft . whetl dlak, cull!· packers. hav bolero. 501 Ford mowers, acoup1, hay rakes, finger rakes, front loader for BN Ford tractor, water pump with 3 HP gasoline motor, PTO water pump, other field ready equipment. Howe's Ferm Machinery, Rt.' 1124 It Mayhow 'Rd, Jackaon. Dh . Coil 614 ·288·6944 . Rota tiller lor oolo. 6 hp , S01r1 26 " $150. 304-5741· 2364 . " 1 HE , ~ . . I'; ~, i'j ~ ' "' "': _c ;v-:: ~ '-c ~ NEITHER DID l ' •• v . 1\ ~~I?(Jf. . (;) \\ · 5EE I T ! ~ " ""!<> , lf:_ oN 1 ) - ~ ·· ) - - (i) - · • ' - · - \SOP N .. VE 0 ~ ;:; • -&1<E6 Autos for .S ale 19 8 0 oren ge 1 harp Chavette, 4 apd., $3, ~ ~~ · John'a Auto Solea. 441· 4782 . 1976 Grond Pri• PS, PB,tllt wheel, crul11 control. Call 4411-0109 . Two Llncofna onel11· 1981. ana ( t I· 1983 . Sao lad bid a will t. received in the Treaaurer's Office until 1 2:00 noon on Frldoy Moy 20, 1983. The board r•· 11rve1 the right to rfiect eny or all bida. Gellla· JackaonVinton, JVSD, P.O. Bo• 157. Rio Grenda, Oh 46674 . ATtN.. Noami Beman . Jun like new 1982 Harley· Davison low Rider 86,600 oleo Honda 200 throe whHiar t 1 ,200. Wookdoya call eftor 8 :00 448-939&. 1980 Hondo Odeuoy, •a5o. Coli 614-388-8803 . 1979 Elenore 250, ••c. cond. Must sell. Cell .t.t&2107 aD for Clint. 1980 Honda 1 26 dirt bike, neverraced. verygoodcond. &14 -982-81 B9. - - - -- -- - - 1983 HONDA , V85 Magno, 1, 100 cc, shaft drive, weter cooled, •h• apeed, pearl blue, leoa thon 1 .000 mlln. oer· viced et ' 100 m"e•. next Mrvlce at 4.000 mlloo. 2 month1 old, like new , $3,600. Phone 304-882· 3382 otter 4 p .m. 1 980 HONDA CR 260 Elslnor. 79 ChavroJet Bl1111r Chevanne. 17-40 tlroa, lot of utraa. 304- 876 ~ 3292 . 1981 KX 128 Kowoaokl. excellent condition. muat oell. uoo . .Coli 304-882 · 2887 or BB2 · 2822 . e.. I-;;::=;==;::=== 1~ 7A ·- Auto Per-U & Acce110rles 1- - - - - - - - - 69 vw Bootie, n - • aomo FOUR ·18" alug whoolo • work, bodV good cond. tlrea lor Chevy truck. t100. 304 ·175· 1345 oftor 4 p .m . ,_3 _0_4_·_ 93 _7_·_ 2_88_41_._ _ __ s..1q' CRE:PI T~ 78 Camping Equipment 1871 PL'I'MOUTH. oil n tlnoo. rebuilt engine, new battery, good body, U85. · Camper. BIMpo I, atove, 181 t North Mo l n , Pt . rofrlgorotor. INothroom, e.c ., PIMNnt. " ' ' contained. 814-112etal or 814·112-:IIOt . 1988 PLYMOUTH. 4 door, eutometlc trono· ml 1 Staroroft c.mpar. • • • 1. _,ng.(IODd~~: 8-aout ~ltchen , mony ex· tlon, SIOO.oo. phone 304· no. Like new. 814· 112· 878-8740. 2121 . • . ...,._ .. UH ... 'I.O!JLD 'I'VL' MINIV ~ISL't' READI~e;, Water Wells. Commercial end Oomeltlc. Teat hoi•. Pumpa Selea and Service. 304·B85-3B02. Get your cerpat in ship ohape. Woterramoval, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 814-448-2107 . OJT ' I .ANNIE HllP•• lilY lf(J58N(/)... IS AN EI(EMY 5PY?.' '!'E5. I'VE MET HIM BEF®:. t1E CALLED HIMSaF "SHIP 5tftiTH' THEN. HEAVEN KNOV6 H01'i MANY OTffER NAMES HE'S USE(?. ALLEY OOP Call 304-87&-1293 for con· crete and black top Htlmatn. metal building and fence erection coat. Also buying an-:t selling heavy equipment. Pleasant Meadows Diuributora and Salaa. REMODELING. roofing . pAinting, Interior 8Jeterior •. free utimates, 304· 6762440. a. -:-::-::-::-:-:------- 77 Smoll8uickd lood condl· lion. 304-875·1402. RINGLE ' S SERVICE experienced roofing. including hot. tar lppllcation; cerpenter, electrician, m..on. Cell 304·1175·2088 or 876· 4580. 1969 FORD truck. 1975 Roofing and Gutters. ReaaoHondo Cl 160, •eoo. ooch . neble r1t11. lnaured. 304804 28th St. Pt. Plaount. 676· 5186 . 304-178-8230. 1 - - - -- - - - SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Ono HALF ton pickup truck. new piece custom fit your home. cattle reck, good work truck. Guaranteed. Advanced Gutprlcod on inapectlon, 304- ter, IDav 61 4 -69li-4068,) 773·9118 . lnight 814-89B· B206.) 76 Boats end 197B Pontiac Flrobird bluo. Motofl for Sale V-8 . outo .. olr, PS, PB, low mllooge. Sharp. •4. 195. John ' a Auto Soloo. 448 · 18ft. LAYMAN boot, John· 4782 . aon noorlng, fully equipped, troller. 10 hor11 nrudo 1978 Chovy Capri, 4 dr. motor, nee tonk . 304 _4176 . led on, t2.500. Coli 4411· &l 1 4 . • 14115 or 4441-1244. 742-2734. F • K Tree Trimming, ttump removal. Coli 675· 1331 . 82 Plumbing Heating & CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth arid Pine Phone 446-3888 or 4464477 Pop, you're a dear to ta~e Bubba , Yes . Don't let him qet dirty! !just bathed him! for his wa l ~r JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG . Fomorlv Dawltt'a Plumbing. Coli 814-3870676 , B3 m Excavating DOZER WORK By Ted Hanna, ponds, ditches , baaomenu, etc. Coli 448· 4907 . Carter & Evans Transportation. WINNIE WELL , MISS WINKL E, I'VE DONE ,ABOUT S IX SKETCHES. lHEY'RE VERY ROUGH . OF COURSE. Lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dorer, backhoe, dumptruck. Work bv hour or job. Call 4441-7803. T HEY' RE EXC~UEtYT/ THERE' S NO DOUEIT IN MY M IN D THAT YOII'V$ BE E N DOING THE WORK VERA CREDIT FOR. eETTER THAN THAT ••. I'M GOING TO YOV IN LH-"'K·&I: aF J .A .A. Construc11on Co . Water Lines , Footers , Drains. All kinda of Ditching. Rutland , Oh . 814 - 742 · 2903. 84 & Electrical Refrigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAiR . Guoran· tHd . work . Cell anytime 4114-2641-6620 or 614 -268· 1207 . SEWING Mochino ropolra. service. Authorized Singer Solea & Service Sharpen Sciasors . Fabric Shop, Pomorov . 992 ·2284 . BARNEY AUNT LOWEEZV- CAN I GO OUT AN' WALK ON MY STILTS? PUT SOME SHOES ON . 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Now arrange the circled letters to form the surprise answer, as suggested by lhe above cartoon. THE Xl l J [ f Xl (Answers tomOfrow) Jumbles DRAWL AFIRE CHA LET FICK LE . Answef Every time he walks by a g11t, she Sig hs WITH RELIEF e iD BORN LOSER RON ' S Tolavlaion Service. Specializing In Zenith end Motorola~ · Ouazer. and houte COlli. Coli 576-2398 or 448-2454. Paintln'g interior or exterior. lreo · eotlmotoa. Coli 41756344 or 446-9326. 1978 Dodge Charger •775 . Cell 446-0870 after 4 :00 . Foromona Uaad Coro. For le11 expensive cars. On S.R. 124 In Long-vlllo. Oh . 614· GENE'S CARPET CLEAN- • lNG SERVICE. Recom mended fpr profe11ional 1teem cleaning . Scotch Guard ·Fr" Eotlmotn. Call Gene at 614· 992·1309. .1li89· 0~evrolet:2 ton alngle axle dump truciC . tall 614378· 2671 . ~- . \1 71 wood. brick aondatono building end ,homH. Aleo! heovy equlpm.,t. FuUy ln-J au red, Froo ootlmatn. 814949-2888 . E • R Tree Sorvico. fully in1ured. free eatimetea . Phono e 1 4 -3417 -one. coli otter 5 . Rogl atered Angua Bull. Produce• growthy vibrant offspring yet eaay calving. 1-:::-::--:-:---:-:-,.--,--Long modern. Heavy. op· 73 Vena & 4 W.O . pro• . 2000 lb., Grohom Breeding Heavy Wye on 1970 GMC church bua. Dom aida. 667-6297. Good condition. •800. 614· REGISTERED ANGUS 992 -34190. Jov Clark. BUlLS . 14 montho old. Goebel Anau.a Fermi. Cool ~ Motorcycles ville, Oh . 1·614-687-3B38 . 74 e I]) ® ID New a ill MOVIE: 'Tigor Boy' (]) Tic Tac Dough <Il F.A. Soccer: The Rood to Wembley • Semllinela ([) Andv GriHith (1) NoWt/ Sporta/Weother Cllllll Studio S.. fJI Chorllo'o Angela 8 :30 8 ill (1) NBC News (]) MOVIE: ' Buckskin Frontia~ 1 978 Chevrolet Chovanne PU. ohon - · 4· WD, 350,4 barrel. AT, PS, P8, CC, AM-FM CB. new tlrea & paint. 43;000 mi., '4,496. Call 446· 1 724 or 614-387· 7762 . 1 979 XS750 Yo moho Spacial . Fully droned with stereo sy11em . *1 . 800. Gono Dodaon. 927 Brownell Ave .. Middleport , Oh . 45760 . ':;'.!.~N . Livestock 1974 lmpolo Station wagon. Call after 5 p.m. 304-675-4392. Reconditioned Ferguson ch1111i1 with new 8 ft. by 16 ft . hay bed and rack . Call 814 ·367-0334 . r~~ AC:.tTlc~:D .. 63 Autol for Sale 1 976 Horlov Dovidoon Elac· tra Ollde, ••c. cond .. lots of chromo. 413,600. 614-892· 61&9 or 814-992-3901 . ct "' P'. I 71 Average 26-30 lb. weening 61 farm Equipment piga t40 . a hood . 664 near Porter . Ohio . 814- 367 · 19BO 265 Maney Forgu· 0636 . son, 236 hours, like new. 1- - - - - - - - - - Call 614- 379-2620. PIGS 304-675-6321 . ~Jf~~~M~ I'-DC -~ 5 Wanted to le11e tobacco poundage. Cell 61 4 -2&6· 1156. P••Eiiiillii§ ILl •••vuk < MAN ! ' - , , _..., NEW Holland hoy baler. hov rake • bo• blodo In good condition, 304 -&97-2527. 75 DODGE van . Red Roan Pony Mare 47". customized-to trade for car· well trained, shown 4 -H. of eqlJel value. or take car on 614· 992-7119. • trade In 304-676 ·6809 . Purebred Rex and Mini lop rabbit•. Alpine Dairy goat. 304-1175-1920. . HOL.DUP '-L. ' JOHN Deere 1010 tractor, bruah hog, plow•. diD. grader blado , 304- 675 · 4&79. Tobacco poundae will pay ·3 0 cen11 .a pound. Cell 61 4 - 3BB·-8261 ' " ttJ ;::o"' GRAVELY model 52410, 8 HP electric start , ,. duel wheel e. mower. rotary plow, cultivator • oufky, 304-675· 4679. Kimball piano . 4 yrs. old, good condition . Call 992 · 6026 after 8PM . .' (>EFFORT LE ._t> ! ,_ D E :_·~·',"' Tractor-Farmall 8 . good tlr11 and mechanicelty oound 304· B82·3488, coli onytlme. Tobacco poundee will pay 30 cents 1 pound . Call 614-388-8251 . I,_H0~~1'j Nq_! I. C.~~) ( LI~E THE 6REA1' F~~C i4fiw ~~~~~~~ '-' ONE"- IN E.YEoy "~~ NEW • Uaad Harvottoro Structuroa. Autoniot!ld II· veatoc:k fHdlng -computer feadera . Coil collect 8 14· 585-2280. John L. Bortta. Musical Instruments I'I :::::::::::::::::::::.1::::::::::::::::::=~ w/>:.4 farm Equipment 1 male Himalayn cream point cat·2 years old. 8200. · Also 1 female Himalyn Tortie point . 1 Y2 years old . 62 Wanted to Buy uoo. 814-992 -6747. with Molar Hoople e:oa G ill I]) D u 191!J D~NEA 1rc; r ~Reg us Pa1 & 11.1 on Hi Pn11ure Cleaning. A,lum ,__ _ _ _ _.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.. I· lnum aiding, mobilo homoo, Pets for Sale OUR BOARDING HOUSE EVENING Roofing, ahlnglaa. apoutlng ' end aluminum aiding work. ' tn·s ured. 'Free Estlmat" . 814-84J· 28Be. B ,-.1, 61 9 N Ford tractor. 304· 895 · 3471 . 5/19/83 DEAR? use. Build your own Earty Ameri ~ can homo, 2 or 3 bdr., 59 THURSDAY TH.O.NTHii' CI'TY, Painting ll'!ottrior • exterior. · wellpa~r hanging. Insured, Fr• utlmotn. 114· 848· Building moterlola block, brick, .ewer plpee,. w i ndows , llntela.-:"'t etc . Claude Winters. Ri'tr'Orande. o. Call B14-245 ·5121 . & MOOt:> &'TTER Marcum Roofing It Spout· lng. 30 vearo experience, opociallzlngln bull up roof. Call 514-388-9817. 66 Building Supplies 58 Television Viewing '"·* ROTOTILLER, 5 ' HP, .f100 . Three HP puah mower. *35. 304-876· 5057 attar e. The Daily Ohio PAINTING • Interior and oxtoitlor, plumbing. roofing._; some remodeling. 20 exp. Call 4114·388-88112. ·•· BUCKII:ovewithplpaondoll hookup•. 304· 8715-8809. 67 MRS. )NHEEL.EI=! MARRI ED HEFt LATE' HUSBANO'S BROT'HEI=I- A WIDO"))ERA F!~W NONTHS AGO, STUCCO PLASTER,NG ·' ta•tunod ~1"111 oom,... cial and rooldontlel. free utlrnotao. Call 814· 251· 1182. 1-::-:-:::::-------- 56 Home lmp.rovementl •, 275 gal . FUEL tanlt, 814· 448-8617. $2,996. 1·614·8B6· 7311 . SeeColi our model. Pomenr< Middleport, by Larry Wright Mlec . Merchendlae KIT 'N' CARLYLE •• 1 00 locust poets. $1 .76 ooch . Call 614-266-8036 . U~1 . ONE bedroom epartmtntl lor tho elderly. All utllltloa paid. Ton Into . pav 30 per· can1 of their adjusted lncomeln thlo HUD auboldlzad apartment buihMng. TWin Rlvoro Tower, phone 304· 675 -8879. Equal opponunIIV·houtlng. 64 , Thuncloy, May 19, 1983 Ohio PEANUTS BVT I DON'T KNOW A60UT THE FISI-IIN6 POLE THAT'S A GREAT· LOOKING HAT JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim lonior, '304 -876· 7397. i BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby End finesse unneeded a mcrt; 70 years of agt• . Wr and ot her writ e rs hav e_ ust!d many Karpin hands over the yea rs. 5·19·81 NORTH • 1o 9 • A 5 43 t K B 54 • 842 EAST • Q' 3 2 WEST .7 • 7 64 .J 109 8 2 • J 10 9 2 • 10 7 6 5 + 73 • KJ 9 Toda y ·~ hand shows a fin esse , ca rd counting and finall y an end play. F red po ints o ul t ha t Nort h was a gg r(•ss ivr and th a t Sout h sa w immed iatel y th at he needed to fi nc~se spades somcwhen • and th at thl! bes t time was .a t IIll' sta rt. So ht• w(•nt Uf.l with dum m y's ew e he arts , lt•ct lht• 10 of s pades . let 1t n dc , rl' per~ t r d of SOUTH • A K J8 the finesst' a nd had fo ur • K Q6 + AQ6 spad(' tnl' ks whH"h ht• took imm('d i;ltl'ly. H1s two .• AQ3 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer : South West North l'~as l Soulh :1NT Pa ss 6 NT Pass Pass Pas.<~ d unHn y wt- n• d ubs. li e IH'Pdf•d ' t!H· n ·d eards ;.1s pot.PntHl l wmm•rs Wt•st c hu ckl'tl a heart Then th e k 1 n ~ -qu <.'l' n of hea r ts we n • t:1kt•n and ~ as t d1scarded I w o duhs NPxt r arn t· thl' an'. q ul't' n ;mrl k1n g Opening lead: • J d i~ -­ from (' ilrds d1;u no nd s of Wes t out ;uHI pla yt•d a ~ h owtd l'l ub A tJI'rf CI't \'1111 111 By Oswald Jacoby and Jam es Jacoby Publications tws Dover w:1s nuw av ;u\;1hi P Wt•."l h;ul b\' l ' l l de alt fi VC' ht•art s. thn•e a lso produced <t re ha sh of Fred Karpin 's hook en I it h·d " The Art of Card Heading ;,, t Bridge." Fred i s anolher o ld ~ ttm o writer and player, alth ouRh SJl<ld t)S a nd l WO dlillllll ll d S ;md h l' IWP t 1\ rt•t• rl ubs South didn't lll't'd to tr y ;1 dub f iiH' SH' li t• lt>d dumm y's b sl tu ' ~ u· t tu Clld play West :mil f ol't't ' hun l o lead fr om tus d ub k m ~ . !Nt:wsJ' AI ' ..:It ~:N n: n l • tt l M: 1\SS '-,j , &u..~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 "Sons and ACROSS I Italian la k e l.,overs " hero 10 Presently 4 " - Hour II Edna May with You" ( 1932 song I 13 Wei ll musical 5 Plant life 15 Fanner 's need in t oto 16 Scottis h 6 Differe nt explorer 7 " Get 'em . Yesterday 's Answer ·. l' l 17 Managed Fido !" 18 Unadorned H Leave th e ZO lnundat<• 31 E gg-sha ped ZO Money owed table bare Z3 Feral 32 K i tc hen Zl Ballad 9 De fensible 24 Pla in to sec dc v1 cc 22 Chest sound 12 l'£ased 25 Egyptian r1t y :14 .l mnl Z3 Small linch 14 Of a Great Z6 Ca nine 36 Spirit Zll Carried Lake and other s lamp %7 English 19 Set Z8 I sland 3H Exaspera te rlver strai g ht 39 Curve in N .Y . !.la y Z8 Stitch ~~,.,......~ Z9 Clamping device 5 Inebriate 30 J ose Carreras , e.g. 33 American wit 34 Krazy 35 " La - E n Rose" 37 Inlertere Ill '!:>inner course 41 British gun 42 Hoodwinked 43 Evening ( it.) DOWN I '' Monied '' singer 2 VIctorious DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE Ia Here's how t o work it : AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One l etler simply slands f or anolhcr. I n lhi s sampl e A Is used for the three L's, X for lhe two 0' ~;, el c. Si ngle letters. apoatrophes. lhe length nnd l o rm otinn of the words are all hints . E ach day the co de l euers are dilferenl. CRYPTOQUOTES e ZTUBU RHM'Z UKUM UMJFNT ZRPU Hortmo~ 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHO.LBTEAY SHOP t 183 S~ . Ave.. Golllpolit. 441·7833 Of 448-1833 . ' l" •• 1 2:30 • ill (1) late Night wl~h David Lenerman· David 11 joined by Brother Thea· dore. (80 min.) (]) ~k lenny Show • (J) MoCibud • ,lDJ ABC Newa Ont on Onl VJB DJKU , D .UIKU VJB I HJ ST I Z AJUH TIZU ? - XR DD ZTIZ WJVUDIMA Ynlerdey'a Cryploquole: NEXT TO BEING SHOT AT AND 'MJ§ED, NO'IHING IS REALLY QUITE AS SATISFYING AS · AN INCOME TAX REFUND.-F.J .RAYMOND ... •' �Page' 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I~side New Miami grid coach joins · Diles toumament field •••Page 4 IN TIMEX GRADUATION SALE WATCH SALE 25o/o OFF e MEN'S Voi.32 ,No .27 Copyliflhtod 1913 New styles 1n men's and ladies' quartz watches, thin d1grtals, rocket watchesand dress digitals. \'<---~.h selection. MISSES TOPS AND SHORTS SALE Wallets &Leather Accessories Dressy styles, casual looks, sailor looks basicS and pull-ons. Cottontpoly blends and 100% poly. Jr. sizes S, M, L All genuine leather wallets in tri-fold and bi-fold styles. Good color selection. Plus travel cases, keylliiners, initialed keyholders. REG. $3.00 ... .... .... .. ........ SALE $2.39 REG. $6.00 .. . ... ........... SALE $4.79 . REG. Sll.OO .... ....... .... .. . SALE $8.79 REG. $18.00 ........ .... .. ... SALE $14.39 MEN'S UGHTWEIGHT -ft~ Sizes 36 to 44. Extra sizes 46 to 50. Our entire stock mcluded 1n th1s sale. Excellent style and color selection. DRESS SLACKS Stop in on our 1st floor and select appropriate cards for the graduates on your list Big selection arranged for your easy selection. Plus gift wrap, ribbon, graduation party goods. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. extra size 44 to 50. Solid colors and neat patterns in 100% polyesters, polyester cotton blends, solids and pin stripes: Hubbard, Campus, WranWer brands MEN'S $15.95 SlACKS ........•.SALE ·MEN'S $19.95 SlACKS ..........SALE MEN'S $24.95 SlACKS .......••. SALE MEN'S $32.95 SlACKS .....••..SALE AIRWAY LADIES' ROLFS The perfect gift for the graduate. Shoulder totes pullman styles, 011erseas bags; cosmetic bags, weeke·nders. and garment bags. · REG. $21.00 FRENCH CLUTCH ..................SALE $14.00 REG. $26.00 CREDT CARD SECRETARIAT .... SALE $16.00 REDUaD It's automaker's turn to give $12.50 $15.50 $19.40 $25.70 Cameras and ·Film Luggage Sale .Billfold Specials few MEN'S GRADUATION CARDS $10.45 $16.05 $20.95 $27.95 See our Kodak and Polaroid cameras6n the lsi flOor.Ideal grad gift Then select the film, flash bulbs, accessories you'I need for picture taking on that big day 20% MIAMI - President Reagan, In a nother campaign-style trip, said today Congress will be writing a " prescription for disaster" It It fal ls to give a rms to Central America a nd will be held accountable by Americans If the region falls to left ist revolution. In a speech to a Cuban -American audience, Reagan also deScribed Fidel Castro's government as "a new fascist regime" responsible for repression and terror. In a two-hour tri p here, Reagan was having lu nch at a Cuban restaurant in an area known as Linle Havana and speaking at festivities m arking Cuba's independence from Spain in 1902. Reagan, In his. prepared speech. suggested that Congress was moving too timidly on his a rms and economic a id program for Central America . · DRESS .SALE BRA SALE I Sundresses. knrt dresses. 2 pc. dresses and poly/cotton styles. Sizes NB to 24 mos.. 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. New low plunge strapless bra. Beige or whrte in A. B c and D ~ up. · REG. $9.00 BRA .............................. SALE $7.49 REG. $9.50 BRA ............... .............. SALE $7.99 REG. REG. REG. REG. Super Sport Fuller Figure Bra. Beige or whrte in A. B. Cor D cup. ' I Ohio lottery winners CLEVELAND - The winning nwnber drawn Thu rsday night in the Ohio Lot tery's daily game, "The Number," was 751. In the " Pick ~" game , played five times a week, the winning number was 6518. $7.00 ........................... SALE $5.25 $12.00 ......................... SALE $9.00 $18.00 .............•.......... SAL£ $13.50 $24.00 ........................SAL£ $18.00 Ohio forecast Seventy percent chance of shower s and thunde rstorm tonight a nd . Saturday. Low tonig ht 61}65. High Saturday near 70. Winds var iable less than 10 mph tonight. REG. $8.50 BRA ............................... SALE $7.49 REG. $9.00 BRA ............ .................... SALE $7.99 ) DAI+AS - Union workers have sacrificed e noug h 1111d the Big nvee auto manufacturers must "do the giving" in the next round of cont ract talks, says the new president of the United Auto Workers. " We've given a ll we're going tq give; we're tired of being bla med foi -the Industry's problems," Owen Bie ber. the first of a new generation of UAW leaders, sa id Thursday. "I'm deadly serious when I say It's their tum to do the giving ." The former . vice president of the UAW's General Motors Corp. department was sworn in Thursday at the union's constltutiona l convention In Dallas alter his overwhelming electiOn by delegates the d ay before. . The 53-year-old na(ive of the Grand Rapids, Mich .. area, replaced Douglas A. Fraser. 66; who retired beCause of union rules prohibiting re-election of officer s after they are 65. 'Prescription for disaster' UnLE GIRLS' I 0 In new ly released colirt documents, prosecutors ridicule the claims to Innocence of John Z. De LOrean , saying anyone caught on videotape as he "fondles cocalne and toasts hls future in the narcotics business has defenses avallable to him.' ' The former a utoma ker also otfe rro to Invest $2 mllllon in Asian . heroin and Colombian .cocaine and said !I was a "tragedy" when the deal fell through, the government alleged in documents released Thursday by a federal trta! judge. The statements were contained in papers filed by the government in J a nuary and unsealed Thursday by U.S. District Judge Robert Ta kasugi, alter 'motions by The Associated Press and the Los Angeles Herald Exam iner. . However , alter a hearing ta ter Thursday, Tit ka sugi rejected most . requests by the two news organizations for access to documents. Ha ving unsealed only five of 28 pretrial papers whic h were secret, Takasugi said he would consider opening others later. REG. $11.00 .......... SAL£ $8.79 REG. $14.00 ......•.• SAL£ $11.19 REG. $19.00 .....•.•. SAL£ $15.19 REG. $24.00 ......... SALE $19.19 -~ JACKETS Claims De Lorean dell in heroin LOS ANGELES - Reduced 20% / Ohio econo y threatened y Fed deficits BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Protestant and Roman Catholic politicians In Northern Ireland are fighting bitter battles for leadership of their feuding communities In the British gener al electkm campaign . The outcome of the June 9votlng will determine who speaks for the war-w eary people of Northern Ireland . But It Is unlikely to take the province any closer to ending years of bloodshed. Elections In Northern Ireland are sectarian showdowns that have little to do with Issues in the rest of Britain. They are fought on tribal lines and old hatreds between the Protestant majority and Catholic minority. BLOUSE SALE MEN'S ROLFS \ Extended forecast ·< VAN HEUSEN MEN'S LEE Extended Ohio Forecast - Sunday through Tuesday: Chance of some showers or thunder storms eac h day. Da ily highs In the 60s north and upper 60s to tow 70s south part. Nighttime lows In the40s to low 50s. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS BASIC AND FASHION JEANS Wembley Ties Neck sizes 14 ~ to 17. Solid colors, stripes, toneon tone poly cotton blends, taperd and regular cut styles. Ideal graduation gift. Featuring basic straight leg style, lee dress blues Lee comfort stretch and fashion looks. All pre-washed denims. Sizes 28.to 40 waist. 30 to 36 inch .lengths. Perfect l!ift for high school and college $15.00 VAN $16.00 VAN $18.00 VAN $20.00 VAN HEUSEN HEUSEN HEUSEN HEUSEN SHIRTS ..... SAL£ $11.79 SHIRTS ....•SAL£ $12.59 SHIRTS ..... SAL£ $14.19 SHIRTS ..... SAL£·$15.79 REG. m.95LEE JEANS .:..........SALE REG. $26.95 LEE JEANS ............ SALE REG. $27.95 L£E JEANS ............ SALE REG. $29.95 L£E JEANS ............SALE $17.90 $21.10 $21.80 $23.30 graduates. Four-in·hand and ready tied Solids and patterns. For 8 a.m. EDT 21 aes. WEIIBLEY TIES ••........ $6.95 flU.'UU W£118LEY nES ;....... $7.79 $11.50 WEIIBLEY nES ........ $9.89 NaiiQnal wealher Servoc:e NOAA. U.S. . of : Cold......, Warm.., WEATHER FORECAST - ...The NN!oalll WeMIIer Service rOI'f!CMU awen for Friday froin •den Teul IIQd OliUoma 1n1o Nwtl end !JIIDW- ue ·foNo nd fw the o.1n1 PWat. Tile ~:::::::.:be mild but mucll oflbfl ~ Ia expected to cooa,r. ICAP n s' 2 S.cfion , 16 Page• 10 C.n t1 A Multimed ia Inc. N• •n pap•r Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday , May 20, 1983 Bitter campaign in Ireland JUNIOR Tops include tanks, pullovers, placket fronts, sweater knrts. button front styles, halter and tube tops. S1zes S thru XL Shorts include walk1ng shorts, bermudas, pleated fronts and ba~c pull ons. Sizes 6 to 18 and 30 to 38. I en tine . $6.95 KNIT SHIRTS ......... $5.49 ~ $9.95 KNIT SHIRTS ......... $7.89 $12.95 KNIT SHIRTS ..... $10.29 $14.95 KNIT SHIRTS ..... $11.89 I at y Save on qualty kn~ shirts in sizes s, M, L and XL Famous makes such as VanHeusen, Campus, Wrangler in crew necks, dressy kni1s, jeans shirts. tank IDps, cut-offs. let us help you with your1 Save 20% MEN'S $14.95 JACKETS .................:.. SALE MEN'S $22.95 JACKETS .... .. ............ SALE MEN'S $29.95 JACKETS ................... SALE MEN'S $39.95 JACKETS ................... SALE • ....... KNIT SHIRTS All CHESTS IN STOCK It's graduation time for Meigs County pupils..•Page 6 s.••o GRADUAnON GIFT SAlE I Cornice-TV ........................ .. ,.......................................Pace 15 F..dllorlaJ •••••••••••.•. ..•.. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••......••........... , .. Pap I o o • o • • •• • o . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o •• o o • QUAUTY GIFTS FOR THAT SPECIAL GRADUATE /' Area deatbi .... :...........•...........•.,••••.•.., ........................ Pap 18 , ~ adl ........... ~ ................~......................... Paaes 12-J.S.tfl a· Graduatlons •..............., .•••.• ... ....•••.••.••.••••.....••••••••••.•••• •• Page 8 Society ............ ..... ............. .... ~· .................. ........... Pages Sports ............................ ~ ~. . Pages 3-4 GRADUATION GIFTS ... a J. ane®love chest! today's Sentinel lo Maol. be AWARDED SCHOLARSIUP- Zane Beegle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beegle, Rt. 2, Racine, was presented il $200 scholarship from A.lpha Epslloo Chapter of A.lpha Della Kappa Sorot1ty. Mtlklng the presentation Jean Alkire, chalnnan of the scholarship committee. Beegle wiD grliduate from Southem High School Sunday night. He wUI attend Bethany CoUege this ran where he will play basketball. + By ROBERT E. MILLER A.8oclllled Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API Mounting federal budget deficits could wipe out Ohio's parllcipation In a national econom ic recovery even before any benefits are felt . sta te o!ficials say . Cristina Sale. direc tor o( the OffiC<' of Bud~ct and M a na~em ent . gave that view Thursday nig ht duting a discussion of Oh io's economic outlook with thf' Senatf' F inance Committ ee . Ma tthew V. F Uiplc . directoroft he Legisla tive Budget Office, gt-nN· ally echoed that scnt lmenl in response to questions from Sen. Neal F . Zlmmrrs .Jr .. D-Dayton, pres ident pro tern of the Sena te . Zimmers wanted to know in particular about the effec t of a 10 pcrcent cut in th<' froera llncome tax which apparmti)· will lx• implr · mPnted July I at !he in s Jst pn(~' uf Pres ident Reagan . The Montgomery County law. m aker indicated he feels the effect on !he spira ling nationa l debt would be one of "exacerbation," sendi ng lntC'r<'St rntes up af(a!n and thwa l1 · ing Ohio's 1~over-y. Ms. Sa le agreed, pointing out that Ohio's ('("anomy ~>•lies hf'avily in m a ny aspect s on the conlrol of interest ra tf'S - in thf' sa iC' of automobil('S, aut o part s. and othe r bif( lickPt itPms. "1\n cxacf'rba t('<i drfl cll wou lo 1hat Ohio would lead the nation as part of a new na tiona l ca t as t roph~ . The r('("()very wou ld not ~ on. It would die befor~ we enjoyl'd any of the benefits." the budge! director said . F ili plc said he is concerned about th(' polenlia t of hig he r defici ts, but does not rciat<' highN ddlclts entirt:'i.v to the upcom inf( ta ., cui. ~ Ohio lenders brace for big loan crush COLUMBUS, Ohio (APl ,.- Peo- first -SPrvrd bas is. Participa li ng lf:mders will record the exact time a ple hoping to get a low-Interest customer walks through the door." hous ing loan may begin lining up Money for the 30-year, fixed -ra te Sunday night for the first-come, mortgages was raised through bond fir st-served program that begins · sales by the sta te government . ThP Monday. officials say. Sta te o!ficials Thu rsday a n- money was made available 10 lenders stalcwide and will IX' loan('(l nounced rules for borrowing from to consumer s at 9.98percent . $289 million for low-Interest hom e Locally, an OHFA alloca tion of loans. $250,000 was made last week to ''It 's going to be like the California gold rush days," said Dave Shan· Central Trust Co .'sGa lllpoUsoftlcc. It s Middleport office r!'('(')v('d non , head of the m ortgage lending $UX l,OOO. while Bank One of Pomc· division of First National Bank in roy was allocated $40.000. Toledo . . "The response to I he " It'll be hectic for I he ncx1 1wo or program h¥ been phenomena l.' ' three .da ys-," said 'Harold _ThompRaY.JTIOnd T . Sawyer. executive son . vice pres ident at Centra l director of · the Ohio Housing Trust 's Ga llipolis ot'fl c<'. about thr F inance Agency. which oversees amount of applications PXpe<'tN 1o the program. said: " Applications be fil ed starting Monday . wUl be processed on a first-come, Proplc a pplying for the mort· gages must bring a contract oroff('l' showing that the home being pu rchased doesn't <'Xce<'<l the maxi· mum pu rchaS<' price set by lhl' ('('On0 rnic diSII'rSS \'-rhpn • 2(l pc1 1'Cf'l\l of lhl' bond mon<'y is bf'ing atloeat<'<l. Sawyer said . Officials sa let rf'glst m tlons fo r morii(H!(C loan a pplica tions musl lX' made in person: a ppolntm<'nts bv agC"ncy's rulf'S, wh ich varif's df'· pending on location. SawyN said applica nt s for the low-Interest loans won 't be burdened wilh unusual papc1work. " In · addition to the cus tom ary papers requh'<'(! by pa l1icipat lng IPndcrs. •he applicant will be askl'd to sign an affidavit ind ica tin g lhat they mf'<'t th<' first ·lim i' homP buyer rpqulrement s." he sa id . The ag<'ncy defines a "first -_time·: bu yer as someont•who hasn ·t ownr•d ~ a houSP in th r('(' yea rs. 11m t req ui rement doesn't apply in ta1·· g<'ted areas - ne ighborhoods of phonr> won't be aUoWl'll: <.Hid ail appl iea nls w ill hav<' req uests pi'O cesS(<(! lq t hP ord<>r they sign in at pan lcipa 1ing iL•nders . Cath('r lne F(~rrar i , spokt•swom an fo r the sta lL' housing ;1g~ncy . sa id slate off icia Ls won' t lx• SUilJris('d If many hornP buyers sta tion them selves at bank.' early, <'VPO the night bdor£<, in hopl.'s of gPtllng a loan. Som r hanks a nd se~vi ngs und loa ns haw hin'<i sccuri ly ~'Ua l'lls to ma ke Cf'rlaln C'rowd s Hrl' und('r contml .w hL•n t ht' door~ open Monday . Supporters of Ohio truekers tax testify By ROBERT G REENE. A.8ociated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPl - A lobbyist whose s upport com es in part from the ra ilroad lpdustry says heavy trucks pa y far less than their share of road taxes in Ohio. "The evidence Is d ramatic on the underpayment of heavy trucks," Thom as D. Caslunan told the House Tra nsportation and Urban Affafrs Committee on Thursday . Castunan represents Motorists of Ohio for Vehicular Equity. MOVE. as the group carts itSI"tf. has campaigned for a mPasure to ra ise the highway uSC' lax on com mercial trucks 10 gPnProt<' $181 million a year . Thr bill is sponson'<i by Rep. lk<' Thom pson. D· C leve land, th e comm iii P<' chairnlan . Another Thompson bUI !x'Ing he ard 'tn ta ndem would lnc reas<' thr num ber of portablf' truck sea l<• teams run by th<' Highway Palm i from nine to 18. Caslunan sa id his group is su ppori L'<I hy "rat! lnf ei"{'S ts," th<• Ohio Environmental Council and by " indi viduals lnterPstro in thf' fair · ness lssups surrounding highway !i naner." Cashman quotl'd fL'<iPra l and s ta tP cost studies to back his group's posit ion. H£' a lso spoke aga lnsl suggestions 10 uneap thP fuN tax instead. "Uncapping lhr fu£'1 lax would simply exacerba te th<• inl'(JUilif's fou nd to Pxls t in the Ohio study," hP sa id . "Thf' reason is th at, as truck:; gpt tiP:Ivier , they don' l pa,v V!' l)' mur·h mnn• In fut'l laxPs but the~' ca usP a lot morf' damagP lu roads anfl brtdgf"s ." Thr• pmpose<l tax reiiPs on a tormula ti<'li to mtl ca~w and thP s ta t<• gasntlnP tax. II would cost truckNs a bout !1.6 cents a m ile. thp Ohio Trucki ng 1\ssoclation says . The CYrl\ says It would raise I hi' rypica i taxes on a flvf'-ax lc . 18-wht'<'l rig for 70.01Xl milt'S of travel fmm $1,4{)) to $1i.7~ . Reagan wishes defied WASHINGTON (AP ) - The Republican-led Senate, in bold ~defiance of Pres ident Reagan, has ended three weeks of tumultuous budget debate by nar rowly a pprovIng a 1984spendlng and revenue plan which woul<! permit a $9.9 billion tax Increase nex t year, and $75 billion over the next three years. Iri a df""'atlc 50to4,9 roll call vote minutes before midn ight 'Thursday , the Senate gave a stunning victory to a s mall band of te nacious Republi · can moderates and minority Demo- . crats who said attacking swelling federal deficits with higher taxes Is the key to economic recOvery. Their opponents, led by Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., a rgued for higher defense spending a nd against any budget which threatened a ll or part of this year's 10 percent ln<;0111e tax cut. The debate, spiced with acrid partisan battles, wW lilq!ly set the agenda for the 19114 congressional and presidential elEctions. At the very least, the Senate budget resolution sets up tough negotiations w jth members of the Democratically-controlled House, which previously approvecJa bUdget plan with far higher taxes and a far-slower defense ·bUildup over the next'five years. The final budget blueprint lett the Senate after a tense <lay of wild, seesaw legislative battles In which the outcome was in doubt unt U thP very end. The winning p lan was draft<'<i by freslunan GOP Sen. Slade Gorton of Washington a nd was a pproved only after the Senate had taken ninf' previous roll ca ll votes on budget a lternatives of wide extremes. They Included an unsuccessful proposal by conservatlveSen. J esse Helms, R-N .C., for a 10 percent across-the-board cut In spendl,ng except for defensse and Social Securi ty, and an effort by Republl· cans to force Senate Dem ocrals to vote on the high tax -low military spending budget approved by the House. ' Baker fina lly let the budget he and Reagan s.trongly opposed go through the Senate, beCause to block it furlher would have sha ttered the , congressional budget process. Tile majority leader said he was detennined to have the Senate pass a budget, even It It was one he didn 't suppon , and perso na lly called for a second vote on Gorton's plan . Twice betore. Inc lud ing once earlier Thursday night. the Senate rejected the same proposal it ended .up approving, and then only alter there was serious danger of no 1984 budget blueprint passing a t all. .One ot the pl,an's m a in COP supporters, Robert T . Stafford of .· Vermont. saki , "This wa s the ta,st (Continued on page 16) · I CONTEST WINNER - Penny Lewis, daughter of Mr .and MNJ . Robert Lewis, Middleport, waa lhe winner ol The Da Uy Sentinel bike conlell&. Penny won with aN polnl&. She was presented a 10 speed bike. Sec{llld place went loP. J. Richmond, son or Mr. IUid Ml'!l. Rlch~~rd Richmond, Middleport, with 186 points. 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