https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e05953a5a4c405fd287224380229016.pdf f6ef4d228670363dfed25873e4683fc6 PDF Text Text Page--14- The Daily Sentinel Wednesdby, Aprif 4, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~ '1 COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP!- Gov. fl.ichard Celeste has signed more th an two dozen bills into Jaw, including one which willletl9-vmrolds serve hard liquor In barS and Governor inks two dozen bills Sen . Thomas Carney, D-Girard, sponsored the measure allowing 19-year-olds to serve liquor as walters. But they cannot work as bartenders, and they still must be21 to buy or ronsume liquor. Carney said the law will create employment opportunllles for young people, especially In college rf:'staurants . Ht~ acted late Tuesday, clearing his desk of legislation b<>fore d<'parling on a IO~ay trade mission to Europe-. campus areas. Other measures signed Into law are designed to crack down on scams involving sellers of pre-paid funerals, let a wrongfully Imprisoned Columbus man tue a damage suit against the state.,and allow townships to assess property owners for the removal of noxious weeds along highways. As with the liquor measure, most of the bills w ill take effect Jul_v 4. Under the pre-paid funerals bill, selll'fli would bE> required to deposit advance payments into a trust account, wheretheywouldstay until the time of need unless revoked by the buyer. One emergency bill, which took effect Immediately, will let William Bernard Jackson , who served 4Y., J IJ5 39 s1749 122 39 '25 19 -~ -~{ ! Layaway For Easter and Save! '' I' I JJ59 . ,4 I '' (!1 . ~ / .. . ' ~- ' \ · ... . ONLY Ji ( _... 1, 1 • 1 1 ( •· / j , . .- t 1 M otor · 1I · ·i ·. i " .. ; ·· SAVE $20° I S4~~l::$ll2o , - ~; $}J59 to $7}19 Layaway For Easter! I 0: ·. ,' SLIPPERS ! \ \ r \ ANGEL TREAD I ' Reg. 115.95 Dress Slacks ....... 112.76 Reg. 119.95 Dress Slacks ....... 1 15.96 Reg. 129.95 Dress Slacks ....... '23.96 Reg. 132 .95 Dress Slacks ..... .. 126.36 SALE PRICED $7995 J~r1~ Our new sprtn g select ton of l1ght and dark fash ion shades Stzes 29 to 42 and extra large sizes 44 to 50 ' Se lect a patr or two dur tng our sa le and sa ve . REG. 117.00 to .189.00 :j 0 The derrick is owned by Amherst Industries. a salvage firm located on the Kanawha River near Belle, W .Va., said Conrad Ripley, a spokesmanforthecorps' REG . 17.00 ........... SALE 15.59 REG. 1 14.00 ........ SALE 1!1.19 REG. 126.00 .......... SLE 120.79 REG. 134.00 ........ SALE 127.19 DRESS SLACKS Wee kend sal e prtces on qualtt y sprtng dresses, beaultful new pastels and strtpes .Mt sses Stzes 6 to 20 by fam ous mak ers ltke Etleen . JC Pelttes and Joan Cut · Its Half stzes IO'h to 26'\ bv Brtltsh l ady or Better Half. away. JUNIOR SIZES S THRU XL MEN'S LADIES' :r: ~1}[;! - Dibsturbulbator Power · driven eate r ar - Dtsposable Top - Loading Dust Bag - Lifetime Lubricated I' -f . , ,~,,~~ DRESS f./~'.-~ f~· SALE :~ J »ffl- VACUUM CLEANER - 4 Position Dial -A - Nap / Quality Wrangler and Hang Ten Sweatpant s. shorts. lon g sleeved shirt, sleeveless sweats hirts and sweat shtrt 1ackets. Color s tncl ude ptnk , gray, whtte, red/gray and blue/gray. REG. 15.25 to 114.00 '' Specia l g roup of sc uff s and tJallertn a style slipp ers 1n asssorted color s. ' SIZES: S. M, L, XL SPECIAL $399 SALE t.ARL Y n/RD SPEC IAL Ta ke advantage of our Early Bird Sale Pnces and save on famous Lloyd Frbercraft summer furntt ure SUMMER FURNITURE Reg. 186.65 Lo·Back Spring Base chair .. ............. Sale 169.00 Reg. 1103.30 Hi -Back Spring Base Chair .............. . Sale 179.00 Reg. 1197.20 Spring Base Lounger ......... Sale '147.00 Reg. 1200.00 2·Seat Glider ...... .... .......... Sale 1149.00 Reg. 1 266.65 J.Seat Glider ................. Sale 1200.00 Reg. 1280.00 Canopy Swing .................. Sale 1210.00 JACKSON & PERKINS SALE MOUNTAIN MADE ROSE BUSHES THROW RUGS Fam ous and dependab le Ja ckson & Perkin s qua lity sup er-rooted or Redt-Piant roses. Choose flortbun da ro ses. ever btoomng hy brid iea ro ses or cli mbing ro ses. Mu ltt -colored tn gol d, blue , green, red, brown. rust and fan. Excellent al l purpose ru g Reg. 13.99 24"x45" REG. 16.95 ROSES ............... SALE 15. 56 REG. 17.95 ROSES .. ...... .. ...... SALE '6.36 REG . 19.95 ROSES ................. SALE 17.96 RUG ............. . Sale 13.19 Reg. '6. 99 24"x90" RUG .............. Sale 15.59 MECHANIC ST. WAREHOUSE BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS TV SPECIAL RCA 19"DIAGONAL XL-100 ROOMMATE RCA XL-100 Exce llent style and color se lec lton s rnclu dtng crew necks, Jeans sh trt s. dressy sty les. tank l ops, cut-oils. Stzes 8 to 20 Save Thi s Weekend. COLOR TV With Channelock Digital Keyboard Control Reg. 15.95 Knit Shirts ............ 14.89 Reg. 17.95 Kni't Sh'trts ...... ..... I 6.59 Reg. 19.95 Knit Shirts ............ 18.29 Reg. 112.95 Knit Shirts .......... 110.79 Br!lltanl co lor performa nce plu s the touch -butto n con ventence ol Channelock D1g,,al Keyboard Control Genuine :Lee:that fits Thebmnd SALE! MEN'S LEE STRAIGHT LEG DENIM JEANS ooo,, Genutne Lee Rtders I cotton heavyweight dentm pre washed Waist sizes 27 to 42; length s 30 to 36. Sa ve lil tS Weekend! ~r . · -~.l...~{\~ ~~ / } TM VAN HEUSEN · MEN'S Hanes e SPRING SALE! SALE! MEN'S HANES UNDERWEAR DRESS SOCKS 20o/o Off One SIZe f1ts all stzes 10 to 13. Btg se lection of colors. FOR MEN & BOYS Red ' nd blue label men's TSh trts. bnefs, all men 's boxers. btg and boys and ta ll , pocket T-s htrt s. boys' bnefs and T·shtrts. All al 20% off regul ar pnces. Sale Ends April 21st 12.00 Reg. Bulky Knit Orion .... '1.59. Reg. 11.50 Banlon Pane1 ... ...... ~ 1 1.19 at y en tine ~Sections, 14 Pages :lS Cents A Multimedia In c.. N•wspoper Huntington district. James said the derrick carried an A -frame crane that had lifted the gale, which was damaged Monday when a coal barge struck thl' gate while the it was closed. The crane had picked up the ga te shortly before 3 p.m . Wednesday and was going to b<>ach it on the M ason County shore. when a line broke. T he gatP, which w as part ly submerged, b<>gan acting like a rudder in the swift current or the rain -swoiiPn Ohio River, James said. 1\votowboats- TheC.T.Jones,owned by Amher st , and the corps' repair tow Rob<>rt G. West- had b<>en pushing the denick before the curren t took tt out of cont rol. Because of U1e current. the tows were unable to stop the derrick. "They couldn' t handle it, so it just got away from them, " James said . The derrick, crane and gate began floating toward the dam ·s mid-section b<>!ore the derrick's boom stuck in the bottom. the Jockmaster expla ined . He did not forsee any danger oftheentirerig b<>ingjarred loose by the current and striking the dam. "We're keeping the gates pretty low, and unless lt really ris<'S. there should be no problem." he said. As of late Wednesday afternoon, tlleriverwas28feel in the lower gauge and 77 feet in the darn - 2:7 feet higher the crest level and slow ly rlsing,Jam<'S sald . By 9 a.m . today, the river was at 12.5 feet in the upper gauge, 31.2 feet in the lower and was 111 feelin thedam. The hulk of the derrick was visible to passersby on Ohio 7 in Eureka. No effort wiU b<>madeto sa lvage the ri g unt il the r iver returns to its normal stage, James said. The accident came after corps crews begf'"ill work on repairing the 600-foot main lock. one of the smallest in the Ohio River system, following Monday's accident. James said the corps is awaiting the ani val of another repair unit from Its Pittsburgh district to move the gates that are now b<>ached at E ureka. Those will bE> used in place of the dam aged gates. The corps is also checking the main lock' s foundation for further damage. James estimated that repairs could bE> done in t:rree weeks . The corps cont rac ted with Amherst to do the job because the corps' derrick cannot handle a gate as large as the one tha t was damaged,,Ripley explained. " When this heavy~uty thing gets in there, he can gel rtght in there and pick up the other gate," Ripley said. Presidential criticis01 draws critical reaction WASHINGTON tAPI - Members of the Senate Foreign Relations Committf'!' from both panies are reac ting critically to President Reagan's suggestion that congressional deba te on U.S. policy in Lebanon would spur terrorism in the Middle East . "Congress gave the president. over m y objection and the objections of others, pretty much of a blank 1 check. " said Sen. A lan Cranston. D-Calif. "We have a president who is trigger happy and who commits troops for impossible missions. To suggest w e should not debate policy Is to suggest a dictatorship." Reagan . in a televised news conference. said Congress " must take responsibility" for Jo.s of credibility in the Middle East and said the debate over Lebanon can " stimulate the terrorists and urge them on." Republican Senator Larry Pressler of South Dakota said It' s the duty of Congress to m ak e judgements about policy and that the president has b<>nefited from the ad•ice. More than 400 jobless worker s from the nat ion 's Industrial hea rtland . meanwhile. have asked Con gress to act on jobs , health care. plant closing and m ortgage a id bills. In an emotional hearin g at the Capit ol on Wednesday, memb<>rs of the National Unemptoved Network said they need help lo find work and want it from Congress. "Every month for the past lfi m onths we'v<' be<>n hearing aOOut rCC'overv. \\'e'rr s ick and tired of hearing aOOut it bc'C'auS£• in ourcomrnunit ies there is no recovery," sa id Paul Lodico of Piltsbutl(h , roord ina · tor for the group. · R uss Saville. a spokesman for severa l thousand laid-off plat e g lass work!'rs in .JpannC'Ile. Pa , said hf' and his associa!PS an"' wt:.al')' of unf'mployment compensation . wplfare, food sta mps and food brmk.o;;. ThPy want jobs, he said . Dem oc-rats whoslopp<'(l in at the hmringadvtsed the group to lobby the Republican-coni rolled Senate. where SC'Veral House iniliati\'es for th<' unC'mploycd havP Jan guLshcd. Thf' House is moving toward a showdown over 1iva l Democra tic and RPpublican plans for cutting ft'Cieral deficits Democr atic leaders predictPd on Wccln~sda .v that th~ir majority wou ld ho ld and their $182 billion "pay-as-you-go" package would "in . " I think we haw the votes," sa id Speaker Thomas P O'Nri ll .lr. O-M ass. Thf> House is consider ing a tota l of ri\'C' options fo1 · a budget blueprint tha i wi ll map later legislat ive action to rcducP projected budgPI deficilsowr the n~xllhr<'f' VC'ars . · If CongrPss d()('<; not act. cumula Ii,·r dpficit s fo r t h.11 period are !'Xpected to range bPt WPCn $.'i00 billion and more than $700 billion. OEAJI IN THEW !ITER -The capsizro hulk of a derrkk hoa1 owned hy i\mherst Industries breamc moored in the riwr l'lllom 100 lect away from the L' LO<.·k.• and Oam The hauling an 80-ton gale from the main lock. was swept away by swift CUITCills. U.S. Army Corps of Engineers oHicial.s said the accident will not delay on the main lock. Reagan proposes worldwide han on chemical weapons WASHINGTON !API The United States, accused by the K remlin of st alling on negotiations to curb chemical weapons, is ready to propose a total global ban on development, produc tion and stock· plling of the dev ices and Iough steps to prot ect against any cheating. In the meantime, howevr;·, the administrat ion will cont inueto push for resuming U.S. production of chemical Wf'apons, President Rea gan said Wednesday. " If we· re going to have a chemica I wariare ban or a treaty banning them , vou·ve got lo have something to barga in wi th .'' Reagan said. !'otin g that th e Unilc'Cl Stai rs has not produced anyc hf'micalweapons since 1 96~ . Reagan said the So,·iel U nion ''has a massive <1rsenal and is ahead of us in m any areas having to do w ith chemica l wartarP." From the star1 of the R eagan administ rat ion, Congress has retP<'Ied the president's pica for rf'sumpt ion or nC'f"\"(' gas production_ At his na tionally broadcast news cunferencr, RC'agan an nou nced that Vice Presiden t George Bush will carry the Americ an Jreaty proposa l to Gcnt>va in two weeks where thC' W·nalion United Na t ions Commit · IPE' on Disa1mament is mwting. Reagan called it "a bold Ameri· ca n ini tiat ive" and sa id Bush' s mission "is a vital one." On two occasions, Bush cast the deciding vol e in the Senate for producing the weapons, but thC' Glenn's jobs bill helps dislocated workers SPORT SHIRTS S11es· Smal l ( 14 -1 4 ~). Med1um (1 5IS Y!I, l arge (16·16171. Extra large I1717 1·11. Also 2X. 3X, 4X Stzes Solt d Colors. p l a~ds . sl rtpes, regular an d burton nown collar style s, long. and shorl sleeve weste rn s In cluded. Mens' 1 11.95 I. 1 Sport Shirts ................. 9.79 Men's 1 12.95 Sport Shirts ............ 110.69 Men's 1 14.95 Sport Shirts ............... '12.29 Men's 115.95 Sport Shirts ............. 112.99 • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, April 5, 1984 By KEVIN KElLY OVPstaff EUREKA- Woes at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam increased Wednesday after a privately·owned derrick boat, dragging an 80-ton main lock gate, brok e loose and swept toward the dam's rollers. The boat and the crane that held the gale then capsized and became moored in the river bot tom about lOO feet!rom Pler6, said Lockmaster Roger L.James. No one was Injured In the accident, James said . Corps personnel that werel!yingtohaul the gate from the main lock fled the derrick boat to two towboats that tried unsuccessfully to stop the derrick from fl oatin g JOGGING OUTFITS Full slips, Half slips and Camisoles . Cotton and nylon in w hr te, tJer ge, navy or tJiack. I' EUR:~~ ,~,P~IGHT I FamUy Medicine on Page 9 8 Woes increase at Gallipolis Locks JUNIOR LADIES' SLIPS ·1 1 SALE $]l 9 I Story on Page 7 Copyrighted 1984 Layaway For Easter! SALE A ~-~ 1 Reg. 1 9. 00 to 142.00 I Sore throats ... Voi.:J2, No.249 ' Reg. 19.00 .............. 17.19 Reg. 112.00 ............ '9. 59 Reg. 117.00 .......... 113.59 Reg. 122.00 .......... s17.59 3 DAYS OF SAVINGS ON NEW SPRING MERCHANDISE SALE ENDS APRIL 7 New sprtng style s lltc lune sun dress es, party dtesse s. kn1t dre sses , 2 and 3 p1ece set s Stze s Newborn to 24 mos. 2 to 4. 4 to 6x . 7 to 14 i',l Student fingerprinting e Swts, Coordinattng Sport Coats and Slacks . Sizes: Newborn to 24 mos 2 to DRESS SALE ''~'- 1 "i See 2 Piece Suits, 3 Pt ece Su its. Sailor LITTLE GIRLS' I Pages3,4 DRESS OUTFITS Spe w ! g10up ol l ee Jeans m Mtsses and Ju ntor Stzes Strat ght legs, !a shton pockets and strtp es to $ New business opening LITTLE BOYS' LEE JEANS Reg . 1 22°0 ......... SALE Reg. 125° 0 ..... .... SALE Reg. 132° 0 ....... . . SALE Reg. 136° 0 ......... SALE Ba~eball roundup ( KODRK FILM SALE Save on·all film this weekend. Kodak and Polaroid quality. Choose 110 126 1~5. 120, 127. s2o dtsc film. or Polaroid films and Kodamatic instant film, also Kodak movie film. SAVE 20% WASHINGTON (APt - Disloca ted workers, those employed in declining industries and others would get the b<>neflt from a trust fund proposal introduced by Sen. John G lenn. D.Qhio . The Labor Productivity Assist· ance Act would provide loans of up to $10,0CK1 that wou ld bE> used to pay for up to two years of retraining, subsistence during the retraining, job search and relocation. "II ls no longer enough to provide temporary jobs or lnrome maintenance to help people over the rough times of short · term unemploy · ment." G lenn said Wednesday. "'More and more, pennanent job displacem ent Is shattering the economlc security of American famllles." The loans would 6e lim ited to Head injuries fatal to cyclist • people 25 _years of age and oldt>r. Repayment would b<>gin one year after the r ecipient completes train ing, but no payment would bE> requlred until household inrome reaches at least 150 pe-rcent of the official poverty level. The trust fund would bE> rreai<'CI under the Federal Financing Bank A $500 m ll lion year ly limit on the lola! new loan obligations would he set under the bill. as well as a $5 bl!Hon limit on the total amount of outstanding loa ns. Glenn'sstaff estima t('() I hal about $.14.4 million of the fund would he ava ilable to Ohioans. "In thi s age of Industrial change, lifelong training must b<>comr tht> norm, rather than the except ion to the rule," G lenn said. Ayward C Jones. 32, Racine, who suttered severe head injurif>s in a motorcycl(' acddent Monda\ vftr rnoon on U.S. :13 died WcdnPsda.v ot 6:32 p.m., in St. Joseph's HusptiJI at Parkersbut~ . According to the patrol. .tont-s ' m otorcy cle struck a median on th£' highway in Salisbury Townshtp . He was thrown f rom the cycle and struck the median . A West Virginia State Police MEDEVAC unit trans ported him to Parkersburg. MeanwhiiC', a Racine man was Weather forecast Periods of rain or drizzle tonight. Low around 35. Northwesterly winds 10-al mph. Friday, mostly cloudy with a slight c hance of morning snow !lurr!es. High around ~- Chance of precipitation 8J percent tonight and~ percent Friday. Eldended Ohio Forecast salurday through Monday: Fair on Satunlay. Chance of rain~ and Monday, especially In lbe south.IUghs mostly In the 50s and loW!IIn the :1111. issuP died in the House While the U nited States is proposing a worldwide ban on the weapons, the SoYiet Union is pressing for a prohibition appJy·ing only in E uropc-. The new U.S. proposal follows on the heels of a So•1ct sta temPnt last Febru ary tha t it was rpad,· "in principle" to let internationa l teams inspect its fact lilies for dest ro,·ing chrmical WC'a'(X}ns. FIRST CONTRIBUTOR - Pomeroy Mayor Rlphard Seyler Is the first contributor to the auction sale helng held on Saturday, May 5. by the three chapters ol the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority to raise funds for the purchase of jaws of Hfe equipment by the Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Among the Items given by Mayor Seyler, well known as an antique coHector In the Big Bend area, Is this antique organ . Accepting the Item are Unda Riffle and Maurlsha Nelloo, sorority members, with Mrs. Riffle serving as auction chairman. Each famUy Is being asked to donate at least one Item for the auction. Contributions can be Ieh at Pomeroy Village HaD or residents may call Mrs. Nelson, 992-'7313; Lynn Shuler, 992-'T.IM; Donna Dyer, 992-2482 or Emergency Chief Gary Snouffer, 992-7446. cited for driving Jeff of centerbv the Gallia·Meigs Post of the O hio Highway Patrol following a 6:55 a. m . accident on Ohio 3.ll\ rast of Township Road % in Letart Township. · Cited was Elmer L. Pickens, 57. Rt . 2. Another driver in theaC('ident, Dean Hill, 23, R t. 2, Racine, suffered minor injuries bu t did not need treatment. Pickens was east on the state highway and drove left of center. Hill swerved to avoid a colllslon and went off the road. Hi scar then struck an elect ric pole and overturned . Hill's car had heavy damage. Pickens' car had no damage . �Thunday, AprilS, 1984 Comment 11 1 Court Street Pome roy, Ohio DE\i(JI'ED TO THE INTEKI!ST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA Allb ~m~ r"T"'--''--~ · ~c:::::l·~ ~v ROBE R T L . WINGETT P ublisher P AT WHIT E HE AD As.slstant Publis he r / Controller areas of compromise. But now and B OB HOEF U CH Ge ner al Ma nage r then the sys tem goes blooey and a mood of pervasivE' irrespo nsibilit y fills the air. Such Is the case In the ma ttPr of our bankruptcy law. The subject may sound dull. I t isn't dull. The concept of a fresh sta1i through bankruptcy Is at least as old as Deuteronomy 15: 1. The power to legislate in this field is SP<'Cifically delegated to Congress by the Constit ution. At the mome nt our federa l bankruptcy courts are· handling the estates of roughly 825,00) debtors who went Into bankruptcy owing nearly $125 million to 13 m illion creditors. Congress last undertook wholesa le revision of the ba nkruptcy act In 1978. Am ong ot her things, the 1978 amendments undenook to give new juri sd ictional authmity to '!17 j ud ges of bankruptcy courts. Do· D AL E ROTH GEB, JR. - News E illto r A MEMBE R of T he Assoc.: la ted P ress, Inland Da lly P ress As!Kicia· UMI and tbe Am erican Newspaper t~ubll s he r Association . LE'lTt:KS OF OPI NION ar f" welco med . Th ey ~ h o uld be less than 300 words AllleUe r s a r e !!Uti jed to edltln& and musl bf sign ed with na m e, addr ess and len~~: . tel epholtoe number . No unsigned l etter!!! wUI be puhllshed. L e it e r ~ By KEN RAPPOPORT Thunday, AprilS, 1984 WASHINGTON - Most of the time our political system works pretty well. On a given Issue, Congress and the White House reach an accommodation; House and Senate resolve their dlfferen · ces; affeeted priva te Interests find should be In pod taste, addreulnc Issues. not personalities. Mondale not ready to claim Democrat front-runner title One of these primary days, Wa lter F . Mondale may ha\'e to confess that he is OOCt:' again thP front -runner [or !he Dt_•m oera li{' presidt>nliaJ nomination. But not yel. With New York comfortably in his column. M onda le has ll'ver sed hi s early season setbacks, and now it is Sen. Cal)' Han who has to play ca tchup next Tuesday in Pennsvlvania. " In the word s of the so ng, I know that if I can m ake it here I can make it anywhpr e," Mondall• sa id in Manhat tan Tuesday night aft er winning easily in wha t had been billed as a close New York presiden tial primary. He won with 45 percent of the popular vote, and gained 133 Democr atic convent ion delega tes, nearly lw1ce as m any as H a1i gut. The Colorado sena tor poiled r7 percent of the popular vote: the Rf'v. Jesse Jackson, buoyed by overwheimin g black support . got 26 percent . Hart did win a consolation prize in Wisconsin, narrowly hea ting Mondale In a primary that didn ' t count for delega tes. The truneated Wisconsin campaign will tlf' waged for Sa turday's Democra tic caucuses, with i8 delegates at stake. Mondale exP<'Cts to do better then. On the night of hi s biggest tr iumph uf the eampaign, th<' former v ic<' pres ident was a study in hum ility. Mondalc just about apologizro for saying in advance that he'd he hard to ca tch if he won New York. He sa id he'd been tired at the l im<> and didn't mean il. He congratulated Hart . H<> sa id in victory as he had said in defea t that the campaign still will he a m ar athon. And he noted t hat il had only been a week since Han swept the Connecticut primary. Mondale holds a w idening delegate lead. He has the support of at least 861 delegates chosen so fa r. Han has :\12_Mondale Is virtua lly cc1iain to pass the halfway point next week in his bid for a nom inating m aj ority. H e is, however , a chast ened leader . While he battles for the lead he shuns the title, balks at any suggestion that he is the fronl -nmning candida!<> . " I don 'l think 1 am. " Mondale said alter his ;ictory pany. " We've gol a long way to go." In New York, the election day pollst<>rs repor ted that substantial blocs of Democrat s in each camp sa id that if their man didn ' t " i n the nomination. they would he inclined to stay home or switch to Repubucan Reagan 111 !h<' fail. Should di vision and dissatisfaction like that per sist. it can onl) height<•n the alread y difficult Dcmoc ra1 \c task of chall engi ng the ma n in thf' Whit <' House R eagan won't worry about being cast as 1h(• fro n1-runnPr . Berry's World zens of knowledgeatlle critics, both In Congress dnd in privatge practice, protested at the ttme that this part of t he act was unconstitutional. The eritlcs were exactly rtght. I n June 1982, In what Is known as the Marathon case, the Supreme Court ruled that the amendments gave the j udges too much power and not enough independence. The court gave Congress three m onths to rem edy Jhe problem . eit her by restrlct1ng the judges' jurisdiction or by giving them the full -blown prot.ecllons of life tenure dem anded by Article 11 of the Constitution. Thus began the recent history of ir responsiblily. The 97th Congress fiddled away the three m onths. The Suprem e Coun then gra nted a three-mont h extension. The 97th fi ddled that time away too. On ca m e the98th Congress. lt wasted the whole of 1983. Meanwhile the bankruptCy court s l abor ed in lim bo, under a " Model rule" prom ulga ted by the Judicial Conference of \he United States. T hat Model Rul e ex pired on March 31. but last w eek bot h housps of Congr pss agr€E."d on yet one· m or e ex tension. thi s time for 30 days. If Congress al last gel s around to ac ting responsibihty thi s m ont h, nearly two year s will have elapsed sin ce l he Mara thon decision . Th e stOI).' is disgracf'ful. Par t of the pro blem lies in pa rt isan polities.· M any Democra ts are loath ro give Pr esident Reaga n a c hance to nominate 227 lifetime jud>:es. most of whom pres umably wo uld bf' ronsrrva ti v f' Republi · ca ns. AP Sporis Writer You've got to hand It to Dave Righetti. The New Yor k Yankees did - and the result was a neat relief performance by the one-time starter. WATCH OUT BEWW - Boston Red Sox f[r.;;t baseman Dave Stapleton leaps over the head of CaiHornla Angels' player Juan Benequez afwr the tag at first base In the lourth Inning at Anaheim Stadium Tuesday night. Stapleton made the out on Benequez tryin~ to get back to the base for a double play alter catching Angels' Doug Dt.oC!nces' hit on the Oy. (AP La.'ierphoto) . WASHI NGTON - Deep in the compounds uf gm·ernm cnt. deci sions in crf>asi n g l ~· a.rf' m 8dr not on the mf'rib of t he arguments but on the ba s i ~ of burC'aucratic puwL'r. And thP biggest baltles ar r· fought not over issues bu t 0\'C'r " tur f. .. One of these jurisd ictional con - file ts has just been set tled behind t hr backs of the citi zens w hose lives will be affected by it. The question was: Should a ma jor governm<'nl agency bC' lmmunf' from hazardous was tf' laws? T he w inne r s Wf're t hC' bureaucr ats who c r eatPCI the hazard . T h(• Ju.-;(•r s w l're the Ame r ica n peoplr . ThP t wo contendf'rs werf' th(_' l::n\·ironmenta l Protec tion Agency. hrrt'i naftC'r idPnrifi £'d as EPA. and th f' f>f>pa rrm ent of E ne r~' . hNf'i· naftpr ca ll ed DOE. T hP EPA lost. Thf' trul.v appalling th ing is rhnt EPt\ admini strator \ Vil lia m Ruck clshaus managed to. snatch ddC'<Jt from th f' j aws of v i c t or~· EPA is PmpO\-\'Prcd to l'l'gul<tlt ' hazarc1 ous \\'astf' d i sposal !t c laimPd aut hori ty, t hC'rf'forr. to ow•rsf'f' DOE's hazardous wastf' dum ps . But om: Mg'UPd l h;t! th<· .-'\ tnmic E ne rg:.,; Act cxplic ity exC'm p t.s it from ti1C' laws th(::l t govC'rn o1 hC' r polluters. F.PA roncPded that rad ioact ivp v.· R~ t es a rf' st rictly DOE's business. but insistc'CI that chem ica l w as tf' s comC' undr r F. PA 's jurisdic tion. Adding urgPncy to this argu ment i." thf' fact that tlw DOE facili ti ('s at Oak R idg(', TC'nn .. wPr f' rPsponsi ble for the improper dumpin g ot 2.5 m ill ion pounds of poisonous m Pr cury - nut to mrntion surh o thPr d isag rrf'a bi P substances as P CBs, IPad and c hromiwn. Forty -fi\'p ot hC'r DOE sit es ar<' also ln vol\'Pd, inclu ding Sava nnnh R iver in Sout h la r olin CI and :'\if'\\' M f'x ico's Los Abmos :'\Ja tiona l Labora to r~..Ll kP m us t burraucra tir i nfighing. thr F: P A-DOE wa rtar e was \.\·agcrt:>d on mC'mo pads. M .v associa te J ohn Dillon has S('('n th1 ' kt.'~· m Pm or and a tha t chronic le tht~ ski r mishing. "lJO ~ ·s fac ilit irs ar P not ce~ tf'gor icall_v PxPmpt from fPder al and sra tf' haza r rlnus v.·astp laws ," v.TO!f' EPA gC'nf' r al C'ounse l A. .JarnL'.'i Barm•s in .Ja nu ar~'· D O E 's l aw~' f'I'S disagrNYl Sn t hf' .Jus\ic(_• Depa rtm ent wasr<JIIPd in to arbirra tf'. I n F'Pbl·uary, it sOfficC'of Lega i.C ounsel ru iC'd: ''EPA's intC'rp n:tation rrprPst•nts thf' soundp r view of thr lc:n v ." Accordin g to thr r ules of burf'au cr atic battles. opini ons ul thP OfficP or LP!.{a l Couns('] arr supposf'Cl tn bP thr last word - u nl P.'Is the losing agency appea ls to t ht~ attornC'y grnera l. DOE lii dn'l do this Instead. DOF. S('('rf'ta ry Donald Hodel reponed lv threa tenPd <:Pi\'s Huckrlshaus w ith a showllown a t tht• WhiiP H ousr. Surpris ing !_\·. Ruckf'lshaus back(>d down. Jus t days af ter ! hf' IPgal opinion supportin !.! E PA was iss uPd. Ruckcl sh<J us signed a " m emora ndu m of unders t<J nding" w ith H odel , settin g up a sC'para iP·but -supposed lv t>qual wa ste disposa l program fo r DOE that is "com pa rable to" the clpan up rcqui rf'mE'nt s for Pvei)'unt' l' ISP. That w as bad enough. 13ut RuckPishaus a lso signf'd away l llP righ t of s ta tPs a nd pri v atr ci tizens to forrf' DOE to clean up it s act. A provision recognizing thi s impor tant r ight was i n the draft of thP m('mo. but w<1s df'IC'!Pd fro m thr final v('rsion sii-,"llC'd by Ruckelshaus and Hodf'L As RPp. Allx•rl C:ore. .Jr.. D T rnn .. ohsf'rvPrl wi! h somt:> aspe r · it v · " lt is th(' statPs w hic h have pushf'd for enforc('ment of 11 he c iPa nup l JJW . and pri v<J IP c itizens w ho hav(' 1hr authorit y to com e in and sur for compliancr ." ED PA. he said. hJs "cut thPir IPgs out fro m undr r them ." Barbar a Fi nam orf' . .::~n a tt orney for thr Na tural RrsourcC's DE:>ff'nse Cou ncil. which is suin g DOE ro clf'an up it s Oak H.idgp facility, f'xpn\<;,sPd outragr. ShP couldn ' t undl'rsta nd whv lhe supposedly fin al opini on from thP Justi cC' LJepar1ment was compiC'IPi y bypassPd . " II shows me that F:PA w il l cavf' in whrnrw•r thC'r r is polit ica l heat," shf' sa id . Foot not e: EPA gp nera l counSPI Ba rnPs said t hf' iss up of IA'hf't her t hf' clea nup law applies to DOE will be settlrd in court. Meanw hil£'. he said , 1hl' f'ffE'C t of thr m r mor a ndu m ·' will be to get DOE to complv l"'il h the law) whi lf' lhf' q uC'slion is dt"C'ided." :>iF:W YOR io; t NEil 1 - Th<• ba !ll<' DPmocTa ti r Parr.v. Nrithf' r m an. in hi s ca lmf' r , pr iva te mom ents. can take Vl' I'Y' sr riou sl.v thE' poss i bili ty tha i he could ac tuilll y defeat Ro n i:~ lcl nra gan in No\'rmtx>r and be sworn in TH'X t Janua ry as the 41 st prrsidt•nt " Hey - a PENCE for your though ts' Today in history Today is Thu rsday, Apri1 5, th f' %th da.v of 1984. Therearer70 days Jpft in the year. Today's hig hlight in htstory On April 5, 1%4, General of the Ann y Douglas MacAnhu r died in Washington of acu te k idney and uver failw-l' at th e age of /VI. On this date: In 1792, Georg<> Washington cast the first president ial veto, rej ec ting a measure for appon ioning represent atives am ong the sla tes beca use he said the blll did not comply with the Constitution 1n 188!. the last known surviving soldier of the Revolutionary War , Daniel Bakeman , died in Freedom. N.Y. He was sa id to he 109 yea rs old . In 1900, actor Spencer 1racy was born in Milwaukee, Wis. In 1951. Ethel and Jullus Rosenberg were sentenced to death for conspiring to commit espionage for the Soviet U nion. In 1955, British Prime M inL•tl'r Winston Chu rc hill submitted his resignation to Queen E lizabeth . And in 1976, btlllonalre Howar d Hughes died at the age of 70. Ten years ago: Former Nixon White House A ppointments Secretary Dwight Chapin was found !JU ilty of lying to a WatPr gate grand jury. Flve years ago: In a nationally broadcast speech, President Jimmy carter said he would gradually lift price controls on domestic crude oil and ask Congress for a tax on oil companies' "windfall profits." One year ago: France expelled 47 Sovlet diplom ats, journalists and others, saying they had engaged in espionage. Today's birthdays: Actll'SS Bette Davls is 76 yea·rs old. Actor Gregory Peck Is 68. Actor-impressionist Frank Gorshln ls 50. And actor M axwe il Gall Is 41. Thought for today: "It m ay be true that hard work never killed anyone, out you never heard of anyone relaxing to death, either."- Anony mous. of the Unilf'fl StaiPS. T h(' Df'm ocra ts wrrf' turnc'Cl nut of povvPr by thl ' vo ter s only four years ago, at lhC' Pnd of Hn adm ini st ra ti on that f'vC'n the par· 1}.- 's sta unchf'.s t pa r tisa ns wrrr• ha rd pul !u lll'fPnd . T hP coalition of blacks. bluP-roll ar workers and Jews tha i susta ined the party for so ma ny yf'a r s is in ruin s. Undt•r M r Rf'aga n . thr ('('onomy has rPbounded vigorously, and a WC'Icomr S<'lf-r espec t and dri.vp have lx't•n rpstor ed to AmPri ca n foreig-n pol iey. And t his fo rmid abl y likable ma n is running for re-election. Clearl y . the Dem ocr ats havP not resolved - have scar cely begun considering t he probl em of where their part y ~oc·s from here. I t is not unrPa.c:;onable to suppose that that probl em will be som e years yet in the sol ving. Me• nwhll e. however . I he elf'C tor al processes go on: there is a presidential eleetion this fall, and the Dem ocratic Party will ass uredly have a candidate In I!. Choosing hlm will necessarlly re!Ject, and also have some Impact on. the arguments aboutthe party 's future. In this debate, Mondale does undeniably stand, lo some extent, for an effon to proceed along historic Democr atic lines. He has been in politics a good deal longer than Han, and has far deeper roots in t hP t n1 dit io n <:~ l powf'r Cf'n1Prs of' the DC'mocrat ic Parl v. Big Labor rega rds him as it s own. and gavr him it s unpn>eedent ed ly early blf'ssin g. Thosf> elerrrC'nt s of the black communit y ~,.~.·hn havr for so ma ny yrars rl f'li vf'rf'd its vo tes to th e• Domocra t ~ in r eturn for massiw• fC'dr ra l a id fa vor t hi s nomi nati on. and arf' acut ely em ha r rassf'd by .J f'SSf' Jackson's ri val ca nd id acy . T he mi lita nt feminists. hom osexuals and I nd ians urho pu rport to spc-<otk for l hC'se groups havC' all madr their way to the Mondalf' carn p and found comfort t h ('l'(' , In all this, what M onda le is say ing, in f'fffft. is thi s: LP I's glvP Hw good old Drmocra li c form ula another II)' RPaga n rf'prescnts nothing l'('d lly nf'w; his election was m erPiy a viscPra l reac ti on to the lac kluster Ca rt er yea r, . Th e great De m ocra ti c coalition may be loosening, but it ca n still be va tched up and poinl ed down the road to vif' l ory. A I a Vl'ry minimum , we 'd ,bett er stick with !h<' old formula. beca use no genuinely nPw formul a for a · Dem ocratic victor y has yet been discover ed. H art com es on very dlffPr en tl y. Rejeetin g eq ually the labels " li bera l" a nd "conserva tive ," he de· plcl s thE' nomination bat Ue tand w ill no doubt depi ct the election ba ttle, If he gets that farl as one between the " past" and the "futu re," with himself conveniently on the side of the future. He em erged from the second tier of Dem ocr atic candidates, by virtue of his victory In Iow a, as the star of this year 's r eenactment of the gr eat Cinder ell a m y th : the story of the angelic underdog who was order ed to stay home while a disagreeable elder si bling went to the ball 1I.e. got the nom ination) , bul who was never· t h r lf's~ dbcovf' n'd by lhP princf' Ohf' votl'r sl a nd carriPd off to livf' happily f'VC' I' af ll'r . H a rt' ~ an rac tion has bef>n strongf's! amnngw hat his slro teg-ists ca ll the ·)·uppies" or Young Urban ProfPssionals of thf' baby-boom gcnf' r ati on, "'·ho identify rPadily with Ci ndPrPil a Wha t Hart is saying, suhlimally, is roughly as follows: T hP Dem ocratic Pa rt y s impl ~' must a lt er I hi:' vo trrs' pPrceprinn of it , if it i ~ to ha v0 any hOP£' of v ic tory thi s yPa r or hPrC'aft cr. A 1 prrsC'nt . it is clea r ly identified by the pub lic as li beral. wh ilC'poll aftf'r poll shows tha t a far la rgf'r percf'nt agf' of A merica ns think o f lh t' TTl SI 'Iv ps as conSPrvati vP. T he only wa~' to brrak out oft his dPHdlv dilf'mma is to n•fuse to ac kn ow l l' d gf' th e l ib eral consC'rva tiv r d ichotom v a t all , a nd to tr:v to posr a pa!iit- futur r choire instPad. A t !past Wf' wi ll have Ci nderella going for us. 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Lt::AG l E fo"'OlllAI .l. ~:ltlnnu.l t' nutm.JI U>u,;l••• THe aciPRet.e.a~e RaiN evcr.e Inning to lift Seattle over Toronto . Owen opened the lOth w ith a walk off reliever Dennis Lamp and was sacrificed to second by Jack Perconte. Lamp then Intentiona lly walked Barry Bonneil and Bradley, who scored the game- tying run as a pinch runner for Gorman Thomas.in Majors San Dl• ').~' tX' twC'E'n \-\'a lt f'r Monda If' and (: a rv Hart for thf' DP rrux:r<:.~ tic IJI'PSidPnli al nominntion is p robably best undC'rstood as a Vf'iiM di spu tr ovC'r t hf' pro!)('r futurP cvursl ' for thr " Righetti did a heck of a job, especially for the first time," said Yankee right -hander Phil N lekro after Righetti saved a 4-3 victory for him over the Kansas City Royals on Wednesday night. " He got m e out of a jam, and that's how you win ballgames." Righetti, a hard-throwing left hander whose m ove to the bullpen this year Is one of the most watched exper iments in thP American League, pitched out of a bases· loaded jam in the seventhinning and retired the last seven batters to preserve the Yankee v ictory. In other AL actlon,the Boston Red Sox edged the California Angels 2-1; the Oakland A 's defeated the Milwaukee Brewers 4-.1 and the Seattle Mariner s tripped the T orontoBiue Jays 3-2 in 10 Innings. The Chlcago·Baltlmore contest was rained out. N iekro, a 45-year-old knucklebailer, scattered nine hits in his AL debut. Niekro, who cam e l o the Yankees from Atlanta as a free agent , tooka4 -2lead int o the seventh but got in trouble when Pa t Sheridan and M cRae hit one-out singles. Righett i struck out Steve Balboni but gave up an RBI single to Frank \Vhite before ending the inning on a groundout by Butch Davis. Kansas City starter Paul Split tort! gave up two mns in the second on a triple by Toby Harrah, a double by Butch Wynegar and Tim FoU's RBI single. Onix Concepcion's RBI double and a run-scoring single by M cRae tied It for the Rnyals In the third Then the Yankees chased Splittortf in the fourth with doubles by Dave Winfield and Harrah and Wynegar's RBI s!ngle. Red Sox 2, Angels I Mike Easler 's tw~run hom er in the top of the ninth Inning canied Boston over Cailfornla. With california up 1-0 on F red Lynn's fifth-Inning hom er , Wade Boggs Jed off the ninth with a single off reliever Luis Sanchez. After Jim Rice lined out to right field, Easler wailoped hls first homer of the season, over the center field fence. Mark Clear, who r elieved Bob Ojeda after the southpaw had held the Angels to six hits ln seven innings, picked up the win . Sanchez, 0-1. came on with one out In the eighth after California starter Mike Witt had blankedBoston onfour hits. A's4,Brewers3 Dave Lopes doubled home a run In the sixth Inning and Ca rney Lans· ford followed with an RBI single for oakland , who came from behind a second straight game and heal Milwaukee. Lansford had three hits, inc luding the game-winner , and Ray B urris pitched six innings of strong relief before giving way to Bill Caudiil in the eighth. The loser was Mike Ca ldwell , the Brewers' lefl- hander who was staked to an ea rly 3-0 lead Mariners 3, Blue Jays 2 Phil Bradley si'lgled hom e Spike Owen fr om second base in the lOth Scoreboard 11H ~ 00rd> Gary Cinderella _________w_ L_u_·iam_ A_. R_u_sh:..er.:__ 3 ~~------------------------------------------~----------------------------- H.~· lack Anderson EPA caved I·n---------------------------- The Daily Sentinel- Page Niekro., Righetti stop Royals ., 4-3 Page 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bankruptcy., all around ____:J_am_e_s_J. _K_.:ilp_at_ric_k The Daily Sentinel ·. 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And this time. power pitching stopped power hitting. The Philadelphia PhJJlies trailed Atlanta by four runs when they loaded the bases with two out in the eighth Inning against tiring starter Craig McMurtry. With slugging M lke Schmidt stepping to the pla te. the signal went to the bullpen and out ca me h ard - throwing St eve Bedrosian. " That's it , the premier sltua lion,'' Bedrosian said aft er fanning Schmidt and preseiV ing the Braves' 4-0 six-hit vic tory Wednesday night. "I had to prove to myself I could do the job. It 's a ronfidence builder facing a power hitter like that and getting him on sliders. It doesn't matter w ho the batter is in t hat situation , I JUSt go at 'em and t hrow hard. He 's a good hitter. I f he gets hold of it. it's going to go." In the only other National league ga mes, the Houston Astros trimmed the Montreal F:xposR-2 and the N<'w I . " Thunday, April 5, 1984 4 The Daily Sentinel York Mets shaded the Cincinnati Reds 2-0. Claudell Washington and Chris Chambliss belted leadoff home runs in the first and serond innings as the Braves beat John Denny , the NL's 1983 Cy Young Award winner . for the first time. Denny, who had won seven prevlous decisions against Atlanta. wt'nt seven innings, allowing all ftve Atlanta hits while strlklngout seven. He yielded two more runs in the sixth. Washinglon doubled, was sacrificed to third and scored on Gerald Perry's bloop single. Chambliss drove in the second run of the inning with a sacrifice Dy _ " That was a good shot in the arm for our pitching staff," Chambliss said. " We know we can win anyway. but som etimes you need to win just tO prove it ... It marked the first timet here had been two consecutive shutout s In A tlanta -Fulton County Stadium the PhilUes w on 5-0 Tuesday nigh! since the Braves blanked the Chicago Cubs twicP in succession in April ofl982. Bock's Score... I BvHALBOCK AP Sports Writer Lik£' a bunch o t" sf'Cond story m en w ho oper ate bes t under covPr o f darkness. the Ba ltimore Colts backed up the moving vans in the middle of the night . packed their helmets and shoulder pads and headed due wPst on the green-back road to Indianapolis. H ooray for frf'f' agpnt fra nchises. fought for so gallantly by tha t great footba ll emancipator, AI Davts. and tmplem ented so forthri~htly by Robert lrsay From now on , sports team s should only be known by their nicknamesRa iders. Colts. whatever. That would make it so much simpler when an owner dl'Cides that some other ci ty might be a more appropriate hom e for his fran chisP. Commissionpr Petp Rozelle told you this wol!ld happen 11 Davis was allowed to mat ter-of-factly move down tlleCal!lornla coast \\i th his Raiders. wit hout the leas t bit of concern for what his partner s in the Na tional Football Lmgue thought about his trip south. To his crPdit. though , Da v is won thp right to movp in thP courts - a dC'<'is ion t hat has been enormouslyex pensive forthe NFLandonetheiPague has pledged to right to the Supreme Court . Irsay didn ' t nPed the go-ahead from the lawyers. Davis had takPn care of thaI detail. And he cert ainly didn 't nPed the OK from his partners. Davis had fixed that, too ThC' league wa s ca ught betwixt and lx.•tw('('n on this one . Davis is angr·y l)('('o USC', after t hP griC'f hjs partners gave him, they nevprevpn forred a vote n& I rsav's move. Anrl the city fathers in Ba ltimore. already pursuing the f'minmt domain rout<' that Oakland has taken " ith Davis, also have quf'Stionf'd th f' no-voir position The irony there is that the NFL was sued In Oakland for taking a vote on a f ranchise mow and now is bdng threatened with a suit in Baltimore for not taking one. In some circles. that's called Catch-22. Now before you star1 getting all over lrsay's casc for this movf', understand that he did not makeit onawhim. First, hedid somecomparlscn <hopping. lo makP sure he wouldn't be hoodw inked by some unscrupulous munkipal officials. So. like a door- tc.door sa lesm an peddling pots and pans, the ownPr ofthP Colts went from l'ity to city, offering his wam . ltstening towhal th<' m arket would bear. PhOPnix and Indianapolis. both hungry for a franchise, and Baltimore, trying to hang on to one. were thrust into an auction. When it got too ~xpens lve for PhOPnix. the bidding was reduced to twoc!ties . lndianpolis put together I he right numbers, Including a low interest. long-term loan. and just like I hat. the handsome H oos ier Dome has an NFL team . ThP loan tPrm s are particularly interesting The Colts will pay8 percent on " $12.5 million. 10 year loan . The current prime r ate Is 11 )1 percent. What Jbout the3 '!, percent diffPrence? Call it just a litt lewelcomP from the bank. 'ou know, to make thP team feeel right at hom e. This package dea l delivers not only a footba ll team but includes, of course. its sometirnPs imPE'tuous uwner. I r"'y has had his sharP of adven tures in the NFL. He once thought he could coach better from the press box than tllemanhehadhiredforthattaskcould do it from the sidelines. When he phoned some free quarterback advice to Howard Schnellenberger during a game, the coach told Irsay what he could do with his suggestion. The next week , Joe Thomas was the coach . He even acq uired this I earn in a somPWha t unlq ue fashion, rrading the Los A ngeles fra nchise - Rams. not Raiders - to Ca rroll Ro.senbloom in Pxchange for the Colts in 1972 If you can trade teams. w hy shouldn't you be able Io move thpm? How badly did Indianapolis want lrsay's Colts? Co nsider that thp 12 vans used to transport the team west were supplied by the city as part of the deal. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Art Schlichter's a thletlc future remains uncertain as he walls for the National Football League to review his suspension for betting on .NFL g31J1es and other sporting events. A leaguespokesmansaldWednesday that the NFL hasn't seta date to review the case of the former Ohio State University star, who before his suspension was a member of the Ba ltimore Colt s. That team Is now based in Indiana polls. " H e wants that decision badly," said friend and adviser Gilman Kirk. Kirk said It's Important for Schlichter to learn about his future because the NFL draft is coming up May L Schlich ter wants to know whether he will remain with the Colts or perhaps play with the United States Football League or the Canadian Football League. II's PICKED OFF- New York Mets' first baseman from Mets' pitcher Ron Darling during the third also possible that Schlichter, an Keith Hernandez tags out Cincinnati R<'ds' base- Inning of their National League game at Riverfront AU-Ohio basketball player in high runner Gary Jl<'dus (2) after taking a pi<'koff throw Stadium Wednesday night. (AP Laserpholo). . school , could play professional basketball in E urope. Neither Schlichter nor his attorney. John J . Chester of Columbus, could be reached for comment. Doug Slsk came on to allow j us! CINCIN"lATI iAPJ Right Schlichter's father, Max, said by "I was a little neiVous because of one hit over the last threP innings for telephone from the family home In hander Ron Darling survived trials the delay,'' Darling said. " I didn'l his first saveofthe season. The Reds Bloomingburg that he was sure by water and fire to hand Dave know il it wou ld star1 a t i: 30,8: 30, or m anaged just three scoring opporthere would be a meeting with tlle Johnson his first victory as the New whatever. I was a little wild. The tunities in the game. York Mets manager. NFL. but he knPWofnodefinltedate. best pitch l had aU night was m y "II was one of those nights," Reds Darling shook off a 71-minuterain fas tball. I thnw it thPmajority ofthe Manager Vern Rappsald. "We had delay. sca ttered two hit s over six time." The Daily Sentinel our chances- threP big chancesinnings. and pitchro out of a but their pitching came through." Dar ling's wildness translated into bases-loaded thrpat befo re hisl'xil to tt tSPS l.a:J·900) t\ Ul\'ls lon ol Multimedia. Inc·. A paid crowd of only 3,921 six wa lks. two of I hem in tlle six th give the Mets a 2-0 vic tm y sm all est c rowd in the stadium's inning when the Reds loaded the Wednesday night owr the Cincin Publish('(! f'VP!'\ a fiPrnoun. M onday th ro ugh Frida~' . 111 Court Strf'f'l. hy th'r 15-year history -saw Reds starter bases with two out for the ir biggest nati Reds before the smallest crowd Ohio Va l l<'~ Publi sh ing Compa ny · Mu l· threat of the game. Johnson sa id he B ruce Berenyi strike out eight in thP in Riverfront Stadium history. timl'dla, In c .. PomPtoy, Ohlo 45769. 992 · first six innings. Berenyi, who beal never considf'IT:'d bringing in a new 215fl. Sf.co nd class po'<la g! ' pa id a t P o. " When he gets the ball down. it' s meroy, Ohio. pitcher to face Ron Oester in tllc the M ets thrPe times last year nasty." Johnson sa id of his you ng without a loss. gave up just five hils. pressure situation, even though sta rter's fastbalL "It moves. He gets MPml>t•J .. Thr Asso r l ~ltE'd Press. In· l a nd O;ti ly Pr('ss ,\s ,(X' iatrm and the Darling was obviou sly tiring. but took the loss. a lot of ground balls." Amf'rlran New spaper Publishers A s" He' d ix'tter get used to II.'' Junior Ortiz hit a run-scoring f;OC'IJ ilo n. Na liona l Ad verti sing RcprE'Darling posted his second m ajor ~(·ntat lvP, Branha m NP w s paJ)f>r Sa IPS, single In the second inning and Keith Johnson sa id. al Third ~·hrnuf' , Nf'w York . \'ew IPague victory on a night made' Hernandez rapped an opposiiP-field Darling retired Oesterona fly ball Yo r k wor; nasty by the elements. to left field tos urvivC' thPt r ial by fire. double in the thir d for the M ets' runs POSTMASTF:H : Sf>nd a dd rr>ss 10 Th f' A cold downpour delayed thesta11 " Dave gave me an early test out nnd a v ictory I hat helped erase the Daily Srn1inr>l , 111 Court St ., Pon lf'roy, of the game and made Darling edgy Ohio -l :,,t>~ . there. to sep if I could gpt out of it ." bad taste of New York 's 8- 1 before hi s sixth m ajor -league sta11 Darling sa id. ''I' m happv to have opentng -day rout in Rive1iront ~l J BSC RIP'fiON R ,\TES and his first of ttlis season that kind of tes t Jnd com l' throuJ'h ." Stadium . 8 y farrie>r or Motor Rout~ Mets" rookie no Darling for Reds OnP Wt> f'l\ Ori4 ' Monrh Griffin now talking with NFL clubs CINCINNATI IAPJ - Archi<' Gr iffin , the former two-time Hcisman Trophy wir.ner who was released by lllf' Cincinnat i Bengals after last season. says hi s pr o football career is not ovC"r. Griffin , the Ohio Sta te running back who was the Bengals' first draft choice in 1976 . spent eigh t seasons with C incinnati before his release. He says he has recovered from the groin injury thai kept him on the Bengals · injured r ese rvC" list the entire 1~3 season. He negotiated with the Unit ed Staff'S Football League's Jacksonville Buil s, --{'Oached by former Bc nga ls off'c nsive coordinator Lindy Infant e, but failPd to reach coni rarl agreement for this season. Nick Kish. dirPCtor of operations for .Jacksonv ille which owns the USI'L ri ght s to Griffin, said Griffin rcjff'tC'd a contract offer from thr Bulls. Ki sh said Tuesday he otfcrcd the playC'r "a very good sum of money and it wasn't C"nough for him . His cx ppetations for himsPif are not in line' with reality . After I made m y offer, I \\'as uncon1fortable for sever al days, and I wasn't disappointed when he turned it down. has askPd my thl' ca r · tf'mil in iid,·a ncf' d i nx·l to T h1 · D :tll\' Sf·nT!rwl on:~. ti 0r 1::! month IM ~i-. ( 'n•tlit willlJ1• gin•n c<.~r ril'l'f'<tC h month m ~n \o '-U b ~nipt!rtn~ b.\ · mail l)('rmillt •d In tro',\ n-. wh1·1·f' hr l /lH ' r<.~rriP r q•rvicf' i~ a>atlahlf' MAl l. SUJSCH IPTIO:-.lS ll!'oitlt• Ohio l 'l Wf'pk -. :! ti WPf'k<. :,2 Wf't•ks . . iH .;,n $ l ~ . r.o :!f; "'''l'k ... $.'1] :!0 :,2 Wt·f'b $~li.RO Regular Hours: 8:30-4:30 Monday through Friday ADDITIONAL HOURS FOR REGISTRATION Friday Evenings, March 23, March 30 & April 6 6 P.M. to·9 P.M. Saturday, March 24, March 31 & April 7 9 A.M. to 12:00 Noon Monday, April 9th - All Day- 9:00A.M. to 9:00 P.M. 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Box 488, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 PHONE 992-2697 Wall Paint Ohio \\ ' PI'k .~ MAY 8TH ELECTION MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF ELECTIONS .. lUCITE ACRYlic LATEX · FLAT R.411N DJII\CE 3 DAYS ONLY ..-- $1 ~1 . 1 2 ' IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THE Also. if you move you must notify the county office . Or if you are in doubt as to whether you are properly registered, phone the board. ~use&li - .. . $:'*1. 2-l MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS IF YOU ARE NOT REGISTERED: VISIT THE BOARD'S OFFICE IN PERSON - OR PHONE THE BOARD OF ELECTIONS - OR MAIL THE BOARD A CARD . COLUMBUS. Ohio I AP 1 - The Ohio high school boys and girls basketballloumam ents may split Into five c\jtsses by the 1986-87 season, if a study of the coaches is adopted. Since 1971, the boys tournament has been playPd as Class AM, M and A. Before 1971, the boys eliminations were split into two classes. The girls tournament has been under the three-class formal since beginning in 1976. A rommittee of the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association has already rompletPd a preliminary study favoring more division in basketball. Of 16 regional directors of t he coaches,l2 favpr continuing the st udy. " The Impetus for the study came from coaches who fppl that there is a disparity in lhe three-<:lass system, " Coach Terry Leggett of Old Washington Buckeye Trail told The Lor ain Journal. Leggptt, chairman of the coaches' rorrunlttee handling the study. said: "The real inequity comes in the big class (AAA). When you get to tr iple-A, you can have a school with 340 boys playing one w ith m ore than 1,000 in the tournament .': The governing Ohio High Schoo l Athletic Association uses the following current enrollment breakdown to determine classes: Class A, 16Io 165 boys in grades 10 through 12; Class M, 166 to 330 boys gradt's IOthrough 12: ·and Class AAA, 340 boys and upward in grades 10 through 12. Dick Armstrong, OHSAA commissionPr , said he is unaware of the coaches' study, but he told The AssociatPd Press thai any proposals com e before the OHSAA's state beard at its June mf'Pting. "If there is a change in c lasses, it definitely has to go to a vote of the member schools," Armstrong said. "And that happens one of two w ays: a r ef er endum from thP board of control or a petition by tlle coaches to the member schools ... 2~ Cr nt ~ Out~ldf' and no one permission.·· Five tourney classes COPl' Su h ~crilwr~ nt1l dl' ~i ring 111 Jld .v ]:\ By George Strode I'IUl'E~ na II\ team. Ohio Sportlight ... $57.20 Sl~fii.E rit' t' s, 1984 .$ 1 If) $-1 .80 Onf• YP<n Griffin sa id, "Yes. I talked with them. but wP didn't reach an agrppmenl. Now I'm talking with a couple of NFL Il •ams. exploring possibilities, but l can't sa.v which teams . I'm still in lauch with the USFL , too. I'm a long way h u m out of footbalL" He said he w as also talking to other USFL teams. 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The Patriots obtained the first choice In the National Football League draft May 1 In a trade Wednesday with the Cincinnati Bengals and can have,lf they wish, wide receiver living Fryar or offensive Uneman Dean Stein· lruhler, both of Nebraska. In exchange for the top pick, New England gave up two first-round choices, the 16th and :?8th In the · Games washed oul Due to the heavy downpour the pwK ~ ~ys, to~'sv~cy boys baseball game between Meigs and Vinton County and the girls' varsity softball game at McArttw' have been postponed. draft, Its lOth round pick this year and a fifth-rounder In 19!fi. The Bengals also have the seventh selection In this year's draft . "There are so many players of equal ablllty that this gives usa shot at more to bulld with," said Bengats' General Manager Paul Brown. "We feel we can get the player we want with our seventh pick." The thinning of talent In the draft that resulted when several potential high picks signed with United States Football League teams was a factor In the Patriots' decision to give up their picks In the lower half of the first round, said Genera l Manager Patrick Sulllvan. "We decided we wanted to move up when our :?8th pick stat1ed to become dlluted because of the players defecting to the other league," Sullivan said. "All ol a sudden, our ftrst-round ·pick was becoming a second-rounder." AmongtheplayersNewEngland is Interested In are Fryar, Steinkuhler, Maryland quarte rback Boomer Esiason, Michigan State linebacker Carl Banks and Oklahoma defensive lineman Rick Bryan , Sullivan added. But the Patriots' quarterback of the future is Tony Eason, their first-round pick last season, and their defense Is young and solid . On the other hand, the club has been searching for several years for a wide receiver to relieve veteran Stanley Morgan of double coverage andfordepthlnanoffens!veUnethat includes John Hanna h, an outstand- lng but aging guard. ThePatrtotshavebeentalklnglor atleastthreeweekswithJackM!lls, who represents Fryar and Steinkuhler, The Boston Globe reported Thursday. The Boston Herald quoted Mills as saying Wednesday, "I spoke with Pat Sullivan tonlght and whlle we didn 't discuss a ny financial terms for either player, hedldtndlcatethat he would like to sit down and have a conversation with me. That could happen next week." Healsosald negottattonsroncerning Fryar with New Jersey of the USFL are "dormant," the Herald reported . The Patriots reportedly have been disenchanted with Morgan, but Sullivan said the deal with Cincinnati was not made to enable NewEnglandtotradehlm. "It's just something that we felt would be a good step for us," SuUivansald. ''There weren't really any wild machinations." In 1~. by vtrtue of their 2-14 record the previous season, New England had the first pick In the draft and took defensive Uneman Ken Sims of Texas. He has been Injured most of the past two seasons and his rontrtbutions have - been minimal. In 1983, the Patriots tried In the hours before the draft to obtain the first pick, which Baltimore used to choose quarterback John Elway. " U we had two ones (first-round choices) last year, we would have had Elway," Sullivan sald. La!! Angeles Raiders. r-;:==========:; HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Oh . Ph. 992-57i~ NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line ol vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas, Rhododendron, House Plants · 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 r------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------JL_____________________ FRIDAY RU11.AND - Dance at Rutland Civic Center Frt~y. Music by Unlimited. Admission Is $2 a single and $3 a couple. SYRACUSE - Easter bazaar by the Syracuse Church of God Frtday at the Kroger Store In Pomeroy. POMEROY - Me igs County Fox Chasers Association will meet at their cabin on Eagle Ridge Friday at 7: ~p.m. SATURDAY BEDFORD 1WP - Trustees meeting 5 p.m. Saturday at Bedford Town Hall; public Invited. , SEAT11.E rAP I -Onac losevote that surprised some observers, the NCAA Rules Committee delayed adoption of a45-secondshot clock for its largest schools next season . Division I, II and lJl schools will continue to experiment with the shot c lock next season, as they have done during the past two years. The issue that the commi tree failed to resolve, Ed Steitz said a t a news conference Wednesday, was whether to Impose a 45-second rule for the e ntire ~arne or abandon It in the last few minutes. Steitz, the only committee member present at the news conference. said the panel also decided to: -Adopt use of a coaching box, ef1'Pctive for next season. - Increase the number of ti· mrouts in games Involving the electronic media from three to four per game . -Continue a ban on use of television replays for officiating purposes . MIDDLEPORT- Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at 7: ~p.m. at the LaSalle meeting room. All membes are urged to attend. SYRACUSE -Syracuse Nazarene Men In Missions will meet Saturday at 8 a .m . at the church fellowship halL POMEROY - Eastern Band Boosters will meet Tuesday, Aprll 10, In the band room at the high school at 7: :JJ p.m . A layette shower honoring Dora Clay was held recently at the home of Connie Patterson. Hosting the shower were Tina Collins, Sally fowler, Phyllis Clay and Sandy FEATURED SPEAKER - HERE'S THE STORY: AFTER 71 YEARS IN BUSINESS, WE AT EMPIRE FURNITURE, ARE FACING A TRULY SEVERE FINANCIAL SITUATION. OUR MIDDLEPORT STORE BURNED TO THE GROUND AND A HUGE NEW INVENTORY MARKED FOR MIDDLEPORT HAS BEEN FORCED ON US AT OUR GALLIPOLIS LOCATiON. WE ARE BEING BURIED IN ONE "MILLION DOLLARS" OF FINE BRAND NAME FURNITURE AND MUST SELL IT OFF IMMEDIATELY. WEARE GOING All OUT TO DRASTICALLY CUT OUR PRESENT INVENTORY AND TO RAISE THE MUCH NEEDED FUNDS FOR REBUILDING ... IF YOU NEED FURNITURE, BUY NOW AND SAVE AS NEVER BEFORE! SOFA & CHAIR NORTH RANDALL, Ohio !API - Omar Londono r!'dc State Line to $27700 las t race 1-6-8 trifecta combination of Pennies. CyanP Miss and Zeuss' Girl paia $4,536.60. The crowd of 4.~40 het $567.740 on the races. $49800 FROM $77° 0 5 PC . ~H 30 thru APRIL~ FRIDAY thru THlJilSDA Y~ MAPLE BEDROOM SUITE $388° 0 April 13, 7 pm., Salisbury Elementary School He was depucy from 1972 unto 1982, when elected Ohio Grange master. Tickets for the annual banquet are $5 each and may be purchased from Ray Midldlf, Eldon Barrows. Bill Radford, Zlba Midkiff, Earl Croos and Nonnan Will, by April 8. 8 PC. BROYHILL DINING ROOM SUITE $68800 5 PC. Sofa, Chair, loveseat RECLINERS BARGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN AU SEATS $2 00 ADMISSION E"IIERY fUESDA Y 5:100 Several civic projects we re dis· cussed at the recent meeting of the Riverview Garden Club held at the home of Mrs. Ella Osborne. An Arbor Day project was discussed and arrangments were made for taking care of them' wing around the Riverview Eleme ttary School sign and to plant flowers in the planter near the sign. The club members voted to provide flowers for a dinner for the Pythlan Sisters Lodge on May 19 a t the Riverview Elementary SchooL The flower fund was collectE'd by Mrs. Mary Allee Bise. For the program, Mrs. Margaret Couthorn presented information on the growing and history a! herbs. She told of many uses of herbs and spices noting when they should be picked - after the dew has left the plant and before the hot sun hits the herbs. Mrs. Cauthorn showed pictures of herb gardens. A small herb plant was givn to each member. Devotions were given by Mrs. Opal Harris. For roll call m embers answered with a sign of spring. Mrs. Marlene Putman and Mrs. Grace Weber were co-hostesses. Mrs. Gorey. A stock theme was carried out with blue, pink and white strea me rs and a stork centerpiece. Games were played with Diana Clay , Cindy King and Pats y Spires winning the prizes .. Millie Watkins won the door prize. Refreshments were served . Others attending were Ca rrie Morris, Orpha Rouse, Marge Reuter. Llnnie Aleshire. Missy Clay, Charlotte Newell, Debbie Peck, Ruth Camphell, Cindy King, Misti King, Kathy Jacks , Cleo RICE'S OAK DINETTE ALL $239° 0 All Bedding & Lamps Lenten services POMEROY - The fifth in a series of six Lenten programs under the auspices of the Meigs Count y Ministerial Associa tgion will be he ld Thursday , April 5 at 7:30 at Grace Episcopal Church, Main Street, Pomeroy. The speake r KIDS' ALL NEW MERCHANDISE •~. !lone t un:'~ !t;l! ' h· ••• ~"n loo• rne .· tr-~· ~ • Al/<tri~OII" " d W ·(l tc- 130\jC QI~/ f '~dnC ~ wu Jrlr; Qt-. ... .p"- c.O,.I' '¢. <o MARGUERITE SHOES ' The Middle Shoe Store In The Middle Block " FOMEAOY , OH . Lee JEANS $}2 25 ANDUP NOW FEATURES "NEW" STRIPES OPEN Thursday , Friday and Saturday FURNITURE STORE HOURS 854 Second 446-9523 9:30-5:00 Gallipolis , Oh . Closed Thurs . 9:30-5:00 "WESTERN STYLE OUTLET" Your Lee Jeans Center 18"x48"x31" Compare at s1999s ._, Hartford , ..... W. Va . Route 33 ~ ~· When you buy this new living room suite at the regular price of $299 9 5 Floral cover in extra he&VV oak frame Get This New FREE Coffee Table NEW MAPLE CHEST ,. REG. 164.95 $6995 ea. SAVE PC. J 1!5 When you end tables. USED FURNITURE 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, Swivel Rocker 2 End Tables, Wall-ta-wall Carpeting & Drapes All to Match - All Like New N THIS E.S.P. SAVE $4Q UPRIGHT 6.5 AMP MOTOR BONUS FRIDAY ONLY $3.00 OF~ l'l.va•!abte Th! tram that fits.' Heart Ch urch in Pomeroy. T hE' series concludes n£'xt Thursa y at 7: :JO p.m . a t St. Paul 's Luthe ran Church. 7 DRAWERS auditing of the books. 1t was noted that unless the remodeling of the basement of the Methodist Church Is completed, the mother-daughter banquet will be held at the community building. Final plans were made for the bean supper to be held Saturday night at the building, serving to be from 4:30 to 7: :JO with the charge to be $2 for adults and $1 for children. Hot dogs and dessert will he extra. Mildred Hauber and Melndy Roberts will host the Apri125 meeting. Teen dances are held the last Saturday of each month a t the community building. 1/2 OFF O( BBtE for Thursday's service is Msgr. Anthony G iannamore of Sacred FREE DESK In accordance with the uniform lunch program of the Meigs Local School District, the lunch menu for next week is being announced for elementary schools. The junior and senior high school menus are siJnllar with a few additions. Themenuts: Monday- macaroni and cheese, green beans, pineapple, milk. Tuesday - chicken and noodles, sweet potato, fruit salad, hot rolls and bu rter, milk. Wednesday - ftsh sandwich, peas, trench fries, peanut buMer cookie, mllk. Thursday- heef barbeque, slaw, baked heans, pears, milk. Friday- cooks' choice. Community group meets Several donations for the community building were acknowledged at the recent meeting of the Long Bottom Co mmunity Associ at ion. A piano has been dona ted by Mr. and Mrs. Bill Buckley, a coat rack was made and given by Paul Hauber, a gas cookings stove is being donated by the Long Bottom Methodist Church, along with six long benches. Leona Hensey presided at the meeting with Mae McPeek giving devotions. Amendme nts to the by-laws were made, and arrang· ments for election of officers and Weber conducted the business meeting. Gam es were conducted hY Mrs . Nola Young and Mrs. Pauline Myers with prizes going to Mrs. Cauthorn, Mrs. B!se, and Mrs . Cathy Spencer. Mrs. Mary Grace Cowdery won the door prize. Refreshments were served to those named and Mrs . Margaret Brown. Mrs. J anet Connolly , Mrs. Margaret Grossnickle, Mrs. Marilyn Hannum, and Mrs. Ruth Ann Balderson. Next meeting will be Aprill9, with Mrs . .Janet Connolly. Fashions for Spring with a comfortable difference. oniy one fingerprint card will be made and that it will be In the custody of the parents until such time as thechlld is reported missing when the Information then goes to the FBI. He emphasized that the cards are only used for the purpose of identifying a missing child and cannot be used for any othe r purpose . While some schools are considertng keeping the fingerprint cards with other school records, Wolfe said the FBI indicates a preference for the cards to be given tQ.)he parents to become a part or the tamlly records. Information and permission slips will be sent home to the parents before any fingerprinting is started in the schools . Margaret Johnson , Rutland Pl'O president, welcomed those a Mend Ing a nd refreshments were served by the host unit. ri~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Lunch menu Howard Caldwell, master of the Ohio Stale Grange, wW be featured speaker at the annual Meigs County Grange Banquet, for use In ldent!Cylng them in the event they become among the 1.6 million who are absent from the home each year. Wolfe noted that the romputer of the sheriff's department can be Unked with the FBI In the eve nt there is a need to transmit fingerprint tnforma tion. He explained that law enforcement agencies are not directly pat1icipatlng In the program , that Garden club meeting held Smith. Becky Koehler, Donna Koehle r Ward. Sending gifts were Patty Mossman. Leona Hysell and Marie Morris. Thistledown results The MIDDLEPORT Go-tochurch Sunday will be observed at the 10::JJ a .m . service of Heath United Methodist Church Sunday by the Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM and die E;vangellne Chapter 176, Order of the. Eastern Star. Layette shower given woman CINCINNATI tAPl -Cincinnati has lost its appeal to rollect damages from the Cincinnati Reds for funds lost because of the 1981 strike by the Major League Players Association resulting In the loss of 26 home games. ''The city has no right to relief for breech of an express contract because there was no breach ," said the First Ohio District Court of Appeals on Wednesday. The Reds pay $175.<XX> annually Cor rent plus 7.5 percent of all admission in excess of $2.33 million . a s tadium usechargeof25cent s per admission and a 10 percent share of gross concession receipts . The Reds paid theclty$1.3milllon for the 1981 season. The city had sought another $1.1 $1;..10 About 60 PTA and PTO members and Interested parents representing most e lementary schools in Metgs County gathered at the Rutland Elementary School Tuesday night for a tralntngsesslonon fingerprint · tng chlldren. Gary Wolfe, special Investigator, Sheriff James Profitt, and several deputies assisted with the training session. Wolfe explained the Missing Children's Art and noted that the .purpose of fingerprinting children is SUNDAY POMEROY - Charter night banquet of new Big Bend Civttan Club, 6: :JJ Saturday at Carleton School, Syracuse, catered by the LaSalle Restaurant. City loses appeal WednPsda y in 1: 06 and paid $7.ffi. $4.Ei0 and $420. QuiPt Dcsperation ran second. rP tllming $7.20 and $4.60. Third . R('('ord BrPa kcr pa id WNG BOTTOM - A soup hean and corn bread supper will he held at the Long Bottom rornmunicy building Saturday with serving to he from 4::JJ to 7: :JJ p.m . The all-you-can eat supper menu will include soup heans, cole slaw, cornbread and tea or coffee, $2 for adults and $1 for children. There wUI he an additional charge for hotdogs and dessert . TUESDAY Action delayed on shot clock ..· vi c tor~y in the fcaturrd racr <il Thistledown State LinC' w ent :l 1!2 furl ongs Meigs parents groups learning about Kid Print program works Calendar Th1s year, they had their own first -round pick and obtained the 28th In the round In a trade that sent defensive back Mike Haynes to the .7 Anniversary Sale Register to Win SALE BUY 1 Any Reg. Pri ced Pant Womens and ·\ KA!JIO SHAC K GET 1 FREE Juniors Sizes ~@ll~ EXTRA SUCTION POWER • 4~:;;ro~:r.A-Nap$}3995 •Headlight EARRINGS Excludes Lee & Chfc list 179 95 #2061 1 , , ' 4.00 . (, (JO Women's Knit Suits for Easter ONLY •Vibra-Groomer II Selective Blue, Pink, Aqua Spring Knit Tops H.!' (! PI!AK 49 .99 HP Gloria Vanderbuilt Womens & juniors Sizes MOTOR WltiTE lEAN S junior Sizes Reo 42 .00 •Incude s 8 pc Tool Set •Dust Cover . C" . . ~.,'"~<~> v ~·· ct-··"0·\0,1>.. "'"o'i' ~..._. ~. ~"11!:::::..-.;;;::::::::________:::::::::"'i:o:2~tu~ff!!e~d!_!S~h~i•:!;Is:.:_,~;g:::::::::__ • Lfsttd abovt art onfy o ftw of tht fubulous savings you will find In t~try dtportmtnt! SHOP TODAY . • , i·'·'~ ' " 4-~'-i Wt· C.H[Y Pt>lit~· & Plus Silrs Go '?-' "-' ___!;L!e!!h·~ 1 g~h_;,f,;.ro;..'-\<.~S' ~·""I za v ~~o".._,.ci·' ~iII NOW ONLY Lis! • co rd Reel •Power Selectoi •Bag Chango 1199.95 #1784 I 4 Name Brand Clothing at Oi sc o un t Pri crs ON THE "T" IN MIDDLEPORT STO RE HOURS nwrs. 9 - ] IJ & Mon. - I)( I Friduy l'r 't' llin ,,rm ri/,\ 1111 Saturdvy lJ · 00 6 uu INGELS FURNITURE 106 N. 2nd Middleport . 992-2635 �s, Ohio conf~rence Small Prejs ATHENS - "Alternatives - A Symposium on Small Press Publishing and Lillie Magazines" will be presented Thursday, ~rill9, at 8 p.m . in room 319 of Ohio University's Alden Library. The public symposium · Is being held In conjunction with a display , "Alternatives: An Exhibit of Small Press Poetry and Little Maga · zJnes," whkh will be on view in the Department of Archives and Spe· cia! Collections tflftlt floor ! throughout spring quarter. boasts or va ns to explore the various reefs or tropical ecosytems. ' •• ::C.RAND OPEJ\ING - A grand openinJ: of 'The &rry B~sket Gift Shop, owned by Carolyn McCoy, Sixth St.-.,et, Syracuse, will be held Friday and Saturday, 1\pril 6 and 7 from 10 a.m. until 8 p.m. P.ersons attending may rt'gister lor fl't'e giiK Tlw ~w shop, located in the McCoy home. features hand maid or decorated items like quilts, pillows, lined di:unond weaved and other st.vle baskets, potato, onion and bread boxes, plaques, ci'IISS stitch broom aprons. The business Is family oriented with Mrs. ~!<-Coy's husband, mother, sister and brother·in·law assio;ting. Tltc shop will he open Monday, Wednesday and Frida.v from 10 a.m. until 5 p.m ., Saturday from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. or hy appointment. Pictured are Carolyn McCoy, right, and her 10-year-old daughter, Michelle. p.m . In Sm it h RPcit:tl Hall. J;nrlf'r tht' dir·r·t ·ti nn nf T1r 11i'Chard I .l'm ke assoc i<J ff' pro1rs"or of music. 1he f'\"C'n I is op('fl 1r)l hP public ~A·ithout c hdrgC' . Amom.: mBmtx•rs lif 1ht ' VVind S~' mp h onv an!. on tJariJO nr saxophonf' will bt' Rita RhiXlPS f rom Ml:'igs Count_\'. 153 . L ro nard Brrnstr in 's "S i a\':_l ~" Wrillf'n for Ms ti s la v Ros tropovich in ll17/ for his ina ugura l conn:-rt as Music Uirf'Cior of thr N ational They will have the chance to snorkel or scuba on a nwnber of reefs and oceanic ecosytem. to Pxplorr Bl ue Mount a ins coffPP count ry and ot her parts of J a ma ica. Participant s will be able to learn the names and characteristics of many 1ropica l and marine plants and a nimals as \\'ell as s tudy th e geolo~ry of the island a nd to study wild life photography if they desire. Further information is ava ilable S~: mphony "\'ariations on ·A.rnf'liril.· .. v.Tittrn b;..· Cha rlf's Iw-s, "A Moorsidl' Su it r' · by G ust a\' Hol st and "Lr Ri'giment dl' Sa mbrP f."l Meusf'" b:,. .Josf'ph Francois Rauski. a ma rTh. Each stutlent in American is being asked to donate two cents to the rl'fu rhis hing lund. It has been pointed out that if each of the 44 million school c h.Hdren in America con1r ibutC' two cents. a tot al of $880.00J will be raised . The project ol restoring the Statue uf Libertv, wh1ch is already uncl r rv.'a ~·. w UI ('{)St ovC>r ~"'20) million. ANllllnt Profeti8Qr of Family Medicine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine QUESTION: Why does the doctor almost a lways order a lab test when my son has a sore throat? ANSWER: There are many causes of a sore throat, or pharyn- l gills (fair en-Ji· 1 tis). Unlorlu · nately It is often Impossible to tell the source of the painful throat inflamtmat:iOri'it by looking. Because treatment differs d!'pendlng on the cause of the sore throat, It Is Important for a doctor to know what type of pharyngitis is Involved each time. Usually a physicia n orders a lab test or a throat culture to determine II the sore throat is caused bv a streptococcal - or "strep" · infection. This is a. bacterta l infection that causes ·~bout 10.15 1 t Woodland Centers e Pomeroy 992·2192 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio percent of pharyngitis cases and can brtng on not only a painfUl throat but also more serious diseases. A culture is the only way to accurately determine If a person has a strep throat infection. Usually It takes !rom 24 to 48 hours for a culture result, but researchers at the Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine have dev~ loped a new diagnostic test which ca n give resul ts on this and several other procedu res in 30 to 90 minutes. If a strep infection is causing the sore throat, a doctor usually prescrtbes antibiotics which, al· though they do not relieve the pain and swel ling on the throat itself, do destroy the ba cteria and prevent o t her s tr ep illn esses from de veloping. QUESTION: What Illnesses ca n come from a str e p throat? ANSWER: The most se1ious s1rep illness is rheumatic fever, which causes permanent heart Mass ami CarnivaL Also on the program 11i ll be "AnniP - A Symphonic Panorama" arranged by John Higgins . a nd "l\'ationa l Emblrm." a ma rrh bv F. . E. Bagley . 82 Mill St. man.v thr OlhPr Viruses makf' throat hurL which a lso Small children of1en have sore throats accompaniC'd by a white ear to the mouth and Vour "Extra Touch" . ~ Flori•• Since 1987 • ~ ""' FLOR 1ST PH. 992-2644 their moses bf'cause of a nasal obstruction also frequently com plain of sore throats. 352 E. Main . . Pomeroy Your FTD Florist r;:::;::::::::::::::::~::~~~==~~==:; HEAR IT c heesy coating of t ht• mouth and throat. This IYPl' of s orC' throat is usually causE'd by a fungus commonly cal lf'd a thru sh infC'Ction. MQuthwashes containing ant ifungal agents arc the tx:>s t treatment in this cas!'. EVERY FRIDAY MORNING 9 A.M.-12 Som£'timf''i th(• pain of H sore throat is ca used by a probl em in a nother part of ttlC' body. An ear infE>clion ma~. mimic 3 so rr throat wITH B0 B K I N NOON G s L E y ON 92 FM NO GIVEAWAYS 11 69 5 982 1984 AMC ALLIANCE 2 DR. Stock No. 4312 4 cy.l. engi~e , vinyl bucket seats , heater, 4 s~ trans , t1nted glass , wheel cover s, trim nngs, Halogen headlamps. 1 $ · Was 7385.'' Now ps,longwide bed, r ear step bumper , bright low mou nt mirrors, rust proofmg, all NOW$7 'f terrain ti res . Was 1 12,833." Now Middleport • 4 THA nmversary Sale Now THRu APRIL 14TH 1984 V.W. RABBIT DIESEL 2 DR. • 25o/o 899 1984 FORD TEMPO 4 DR. GL Stock No. 4583 4 dr GL 4 cyl eng. fac t air cond, heater, auto . trans, p s, bumpe r guards. lint ._glass, c-cont, am .fm stereo, remote con . mirrors, p-deck lid release, tutone paint. rus t proofing . Stock No. 4080 4 cy l. eng, 4 sp trans, floor Was 19796.'' mats. $ Now 1984 FORD LTD 4 DR. Diamond Earrings NOW m~ctlng the Stock No. 4711 4x4 4-wheel drive, 6 cy l e ng , 4 sp l.rans, ps , ~ rr.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;~;::~::::::::::::;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;:~;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. @e throat . Drainage from a s inus lnf(letiOn also may irritate ·. the throat and give symptoms of pharyngitis. People who breathe through thet·r mouths ,·nstead of 1984 FORD F-150 4X4 992-2641 . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...;.;.;;;,;;,;;;,;,,;,.._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _1 . r@lafo. deA ANSWER: That old culprit. the virus, accounts for most sore throats. Unlike bac teria, viruses are not sensitive to antibiotics, so medicines such a s penicillin are not e ff<>Ctiv e. The virus which causes infec tious mononucleosis also causes many sore throats, but there rear step bumper , mirror s, am-fm, rust proofing. We have them ! Gobson East e r cards for children . cards for mother, dad: for friends and neighbors for all the relatives. Easter cards as colorful as ' Spring. Wish everyone you know " Happy Easter" from our complete collection. In 1886 the school children of America responded to the pleas of - \\1th pain traveling from the Inner ear through the passageway con· Stock No. 477t 6 cyl. engine, aula. trans, ps, MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE The money from the school chtldren this year will be used to repair lhf' torc h. sore throat is acute glomeruJoneph · ritis, ( glom-air-yoo- lo-nef-r i- tis l, a kidney disease which unfortunatel y is not prevented by antibiotic therapy. The condition. which is sometimPs called Rright's diseasr, appears to be related to a disordPr of the immune system th a t is triggered bl' the streptococcus bacteria . Although this disease ma y be troubleso me to the patient for about a month. usually pcoplP recover after treatment v.rith no long-term eff(-'Cis to thf· l<idncvs EASTER CARDS include t.hri:'C move· New York newspaperman. John PullizPr. and donated over $102.00J for the pedestal for the Statue of Ltbcrtv which had arrived as a gift from the French people . Ano.thC'r complication of strPp QUESTIO'I: What are the other causes of sore throats? 1984 FORD RANGER §msrm ments: Pre>lude and AztPC Dance. 9: .• damage. Although the Incidence of rheum a tic fever following a strep throat Is not high, the disease Is sertous enough that antibiotic prev· entlve measures are standard. It takes from 10 days to two weeks after the onset of the sor e throat before problems of rheumatic fevpr develop, so antibiotics usually are taken for severa l days a fter the strep throat is deteimined. NO GIMMICKS WITH F'o ll o\.\'i ng intermission "La Fiesta Mexicana" by H . Qwpn The Daily Sentinel-Papa Why get lab tests for a sore throat? 11 Liberty funds due by April 14 Fk>bPrt 11C'CgiP. Southern Loca l Dislric1 ElPml'nlary prindpal, rP· mirt!led s tudent s today that i\~ril l l is rhe clf'adlinP for ronrributing thrGugh thC' sc hoo l to the refurbish · ing tund for the Statue of Liberty. E!feg le reports that many stu· dPnt-s in ttlf' distiict hctvc alread~ contributed to tht• fund drivt• which is 11elng hclrl natt<mall 0· with the !-> logan. " Put 1n Your "l\vo ('('nl s Woith ." By Edward Schreck, D.O. SEND BEST WISHES program. Reed wi ll Family Medicine r-r~~~~::;::;::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~ will complete the first pa rt of the O!Jl•ning the prog-ram will be at OU Professional Counseling and Family Services from Ohio University's Office of Continui ng Education, Conferences and Workshops through Its toll free number 1·800-621 -5215 or by calling the workshop director, D. Weldon Witters at (6141 594-5816 extension Local woman included in MU concert ~ concert fr·<tt uring a \ ·arif'l\ of music pcorfo rnwd by the Mars hall Li nlvf'rs it y W ind S.v mphunv will tal{l:> ~l:~cP F ri el"·' ·· i\p ril 1.1, :~t X Thunday, AprilS, 1984 chives and Special Collections. The The display was created by Joel exhibit Includes hundreds of broad· Lipman and Nick Muska of the si des, chapbooks, magazines and University of Toledo's creative pieces of ephemera that Illustrate writing faculty. Both men will serve the extenl and variety of small as panelists tor the symposium press publishing in Amertca durtng along with Robert Fox. founder of the mid-20th century . the Carpenter Press In Pomeroy; Both the exhibit and symposium and Duane Schneider, chalnnan of Ohio University's English depart · a re sponsored by I be Ohio Arts men! and owner of the Croissant Council and the Friends of the Library of Ohio University. Press. A reception and opportunity to . - - - - - - - - - - - - view the Alternatives exhibit will follow In the Department of Ar· Jamaica studies set ATHENS -O hio University will sponsor a workshop on Mari ne and Tropical 13iology in Jamaica, West Indies from August I to 9. Participants will live in Sam Sharpe College at Montego Bay. .Iamica. a nd each day wi ll take 1984 Stock No . 4736 4 dr . 6 cyl eng, fact air cond, v inyl roof. $ hea ter, auto trans, ps , pb , f loo r mats . digital clock , bumper rub strips, t in t glass, wsw ra dials, remote cont.mirrors, rear wind defog $ Was s7050.00 OFF NOW YELLOW OR WHITE GOLD 987 NOW Was 1 11,006." 7 DIAMOND CLUSTERS V4 V2 PAAS RUSSELL STOVER 'EASTER GREETINGS BOX Contains 1 7 Eggs Reg. SJ.95 $299 ONLY ALL DIAMONDS EASTER EGG COLOR KIT ONLY AVIANCE NIGHT MUSK 77¢ SPRAY COLOGNE by Prince Matchabelli WITH ALMONDS 3 OZ. REG. 1 1.85 1 NEOSPORIN ,-__ TIRPLE A'NTIBIOTIC OINTMEN : REG. 13.09 Y1 OZ. <>t"li< W., , I ~ fl &i o 1 0)i l ~ ~ l1 \ .. • IOIIUI UIIU£1!11.U. '' 8 -- DRIXORAf. ...·.:::: ONLY $159 ...-..o:--.... 10 TABLETS ONLY$129 12 HOUR RELIEF ANTI HISlAM IN E/ NASAL DECONGESTANT ONLY $2 39 MOfl . lhru 511 . 1:00 1 .m . to 9 o. m . I Friendly Serv1c t I E Mlln L------~~~.:·~~: • PH . "H9B . 1 I ______J Pomeroy . 0 1CARAT .75 CARAT .50 CARAT $1895° 0 $1725°0 $949°0 $835°0 1984 MERCURY COUGAR 4600 513,929 5 12,192 1984 AMC ALLIANCE 4 DR. 4323 19021 1984 FORD THUNDERBIRD 4556 $14,949 5 13,026 1984 V.W. JETTA 4 DR. 4041 1 10,16 1984 LTD BROUGHAM 4 DR. 4564 .s13,041 5 11,523 1984 V.W. GT I 4004 1984 LTD CROWN VICTORIA 4521 I 14,094 5 12,326 1984 AMC GRAN WAGONEER 4303 120,361 1984 FORD BRONCO II 4611 s14,901 4 $13,894 1984 V.W. RABBIT 1984 AMC ENCORE 3 DR. 4324 ST A liON WAGON • --~ - '8402 $7688 1984 9475 1 4043 17855 $8322 17,9 5 7201 4338 113,181 JEEP CHEROKEE ~ • 1979 FORD PINTO ~ 1983 FORD T·BIRD • Stock No. 46691 2-dr statton wagon. 4 cy t eng, heater, auto trans. ps, am. wheel covers, luggage rack . ADD-A-BEADS NOW '2995 14K BEADS 1979 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 1980 TOYOTA CELICA GT ~ FREE-FREE I Sundly 10:30 to 12 :30 and 4 to 8 p.m. All ON SALE NOW HUNDREDS TO CHOOSE FROM Ch"'" Rllllo. R Ph. 1 ROnlld Hlniflg. R. Ptl . PRESCRIPTIONS TV/\WATCH EVERY DIAMOND IN STOCK DRIXORAL "'""""''"Cullough. R.Ph ri~EIKo OFF r-- --- ----------·-·"*\ I I I I ~ CARAT $29500 $48500 TO WHITMAN 'S NUTTY BUNNY SOLID MILK CHOCOLATE ·:U oz. $699 : Reg. 10.00 ONLY 20o/o 30°/o CARAT Stock No. 46922 Stock No . 47691 2-dr hardtop , 6 cyl eng , fact air cond, heater , auto trans, ps. P· wind , am-fm , wsw radials, wheel 2-dr, fac t. air cond, heater , 5-sp covers . WAS tape. WAS $9695. NOW '8995 tran s, p s, pb , tin t glass, tilt sf wheel, cr uise cont. am -tm , stereo $6295. Stock No. 47501 Black , real sharp 2 dr hardtop , VB eng. tac t air cond, heater, auto trans, ps. pb, tint . glass, tilt sf wheel, cruise cont. am -fm . stereo tape. wsw . wire wheel covers . NOW '5995 NOW '5995 1983 PONTIAC GRAN PRIX 1979 MERCURY ZEPHYR Z-7 2-dr hardt op , 6 cyl eng , facl air co nd, heater , auto trans. ps , pb. p-wind, tint glass, tilt st wheel. Stock No . 47011 2 dr hardtop , 6 cyl eng , tact air cond heater auto trans, ps, pb, tint. glas s, am . wsw radials, Stock No. 47041 cru ise coni, am -lm, stereo !ape. wsw. rally wheel WAS NOW $9495. '8695 OPEN a.m. · 8:00 p.m. Monday thru Friday BUY 2 AT REGUlAR PRICE AND RECEIVE 1 OF THE SAME r. 3995. '3595 v.w. LFSBU LIMITED EDITION ~ Models Now In Stock Hurry Limited Supply! Saturday FREE- FREE NOW 1 1984 ·OO a.m. · 5:00 SIZE FREE wheel cover s WAS ' �10---The Pamemy-Middleport, Sentinel 5, 1984 Ohio The Daily Sentinel Jury convicts Buell in child's death CLEVELAND !API - The j ul) that convtrled Robert Buell m the 1982 sexaul assault and slrangula tlon of ll yeat old Krtsta Lea Harrison will now dertde whether \o recommend a death sen Ienre fm the former A.kron <rly worker The s!J< women stx men JUry returned guilt\ vet d!cls on all e1ghl counts agatnst Bue~ J !ncludmg Spe<'Ifirallons that ca r the dealh penalty llte v<>rdrct came after about 18 hours of delrbet airons over ttu ee da; s 11 s a relref rl s all ow1 satd Gera ld Har 1 to;;on Knsta LRa s father 1 he\ found him gurlly I thmk \hal s the onlv wrdrct they could come \o The JUrors wtll IE'rrtam seques tPred until lhP\ derrde v.h<ther to rP<'Ommend lh~ dealh penally or a life sen\mce to Wavne Cou nty Judge Ma1 k K \1 rest The <cntenc mg phase durmg v. h1ch the JUry may hear addtt 10 n tl testunom bPpn s Frtda> Buell 43 shov. "I no cmot 1on " the ve1 diet Wd S mnounC('(I Rut deputy sheriff Edd!( \\ tlson v. ho escorted Buell from the cowl room sa 1d Buell said he v.as SUIVIIS<'ll by lhnerdtrt An ornevs who arP unclr1 a gdg order dPC lined comment Buell was linked Ia thedeat hol the Marshall\ !lie gir l pnmdr til through t:'\ Jdcnn found m 11 her bod\ He was found gu 111 \ of 1wo count s of .Iggrav cncd murdcJ dnd three counts each ot fC'Ion1ous St:>x ual penelrat1on and k1dnappmg Nollling "ill eve! reaUy br mg us rf'hf'f from what wr wf'nt thm gh Nothing will eve1 br mg our claugh ter back satd Ha1 11 son hts votce choked v.tth emotlon V,'hen asked If BuEll should It:ltl'I\ e the de<:~th stntence Haiii son sa1d I lx heve m 1he btble and lhP Old Testamrnt - an eye for an pye- and .1 hfc for a life Kns ta Lea was a Wucted from a park across from hr1 hom e on Julv 17 1~ b.tet Hrt lxxh was found SL'o.: da\ s m an abdncloned shC'd mg H Jlmcs C.ounr \ m nu~hi.Jor StaHl\\ ilnPsSf''> placed BuC'll m the p 11 k H tll hmg KI 1sta Le u p!trh d g lmf' a W('( k !)f'fOI r her softbd ll JbdU( l iOn A defense w1t ness contended he v.as Wltlt hc1 family lhal dav lllr-IR._.....JII Another sta le w ttness Identified Buell as the man fleeing the Holmes County slte !lie k ey evldence was 01 ange fiber s found on a bedspread connected to \he murder An FBI agenl who examined the Hbers teslifted 11 "as f'xtremPiy likely the fibers camp from orange carpetm g from Buell s van because I he rarpetmg was made m Iimtled . - .... . ........ +@ ~ ... .... ...... •)"'~"""'""'-"'' o....... 7Vo0h.. _ ........ . 11 " -........ ......... <.oo U M - - . . , . I.. Io!o 1:1. ... _ II ~u~>e " ' " ] ThP Ina! was mo1 ('{!hom V,ayne Countv lo Cuya hoga Coun\y be <,tuse of pubhrlt\ thr rase had t eem('{! Buell did no\ \esnfy 13uell had been a grant and loan spectahst for lhP A.kron Planrung Depai1mEnt smce 1975 He ts dtvorued and has a 19 wa1 {)}d daughl<'r 11-l .,olltoc-• llllooth ... u - . .. ..... U f _ ,... ~ ... u .. ,.,..- ....... .......... e-Qw• c •~•P• "as announcf'd Ttw coup!( has thrrc olhu chtldim Jiffy-Crochet! S R 124 Sutton Townsh p 12 -v th thre e bed room ho Sf:! a 1 t 1 es us so th ot 8J IPy Lakt WI t:e sod at oil ce at 0 Br en & 0 Br en All orncvs 100 11 Coun St PomProy Oh o a1 10 00 am Sa u rl ay Apr I 14 984 to Jh e I lhesl b dde Ia not les s !han anp a sed value ol S20 OOC 00 Fo t further nl or n'l"<:tl on Cil ll 992 2720 ~Aew'B~ lhe curved r1bbed 1ed deep arm holes are t~at ure d cmd JiffY CROCHH of two s\Jands syn thetiC worsted used to~et h e r lhe patte n st tch s w e r~ good warm a ea l energy sa~er Pal tern 73 74 S1tes 36 46 tncluded Emergency runs Adm it It'll CIta I les S< hoonove1 Rut land Allm Rlac kwoocl Porn< rov Rtch u cl V.. mt h 1rnnr1 PomP roy Lvd1a H\scll Pomeio\ D1sc h argcd Anthon\ \\el l s Ntckolas Harber E l s teW~ Irh !Cdna DI\tma\ Cl '\n c ndC'a\OJ to I('<JCh the un c hu1 c ht'fl n 111 bcm<.tdC'Sundd\ a t the r{ui lanc! Bthlc Mel! OOISI ( huich l'hl n( \ ful\111 UnLl R IU an r x Jl rohoiH \\Ill lx tilt. 1-,'ll( st S<>1en ra lls were answered WE'd ncsddV by local um\ s the Metgs Counly Eme1genc1 Med ica l Ser. 1 (('S report s ".t 7 12 am the Racme Squad " e11t to Eagle Rtdge Road fm Bob Woods taken 10 VeteransMcmollal Hosptlal Rulland a\ 8 30 a m wen! to Metgs Mme 2 for Ma1 k GI'egory taken to llolzer Medtcal Ccnler Midcllepoll at ~am wenttoParkSI fo r Ha10ld Hubbat d taken 10 Sj)f'dk( r mel smgf 1 for hoth ThC' 4 ~ a m tnd thf - p m Sf'n ICC'S For furthr r mformation 01 transpcw1a !Jon to thr The Pomerm /\I( a ( hamber of Comme<cr wtll Ill('( I TUL'Sdav April lfl dt noon ell Vrtf'Tans Mf'mona l llosptta l A ll m 0mlx'rs atE' ur gc•d to J l!C'ncl l~.i!IPds lo r I 1s 1< t n l ~ md Roosh r " \\ 111 mP( 1 J\Jpsdl\ \p1 110 1nom Josesph ( ,j, n S10u1 21 Columbus and ( hnsl 1111 1\nn Sh"' ts 20 PomrrO\ V\P t f' ISSued a mm r Elgf' ltcc•nse 1n Mf'tgs Counl\ Proball < nurt Gets pnson lt>rm month ~ Woes .... !\Onll n U('<) fto rn p 1.£:( I• p4:111 11 11 In\ way Mf'a n whll r rt tf fl ( df'l t\ s ron tmueon tx>th s tcll <.; Mth( 1 H r !\ sof th1s m ornmg thf I{ u.rtr li towsmnedownlx>und mdiJ\f'upboundv. rt ttmg to p<.~ s-... t h1oug h th C> locks To\A. sand bt.ll g1 ..., 11 1 p t ss m g somt w1 t h 24 hour rl< 111 s lhrnugh (.ali i ~ Jts ~I) fOOl IU XI II It"\ lot k Ripley sa id lh..t l d r)l.\ nhound tou.. s rrr bemg lockc'll tilt 1ugh dunng lin day bf'cause1t s cr1nstdt. JPd l mur1 nsky ope1a l iOn Uphound lows pa ss through at mgh l hr Iddf'd Showboat's future remains uncertain MAR!El'IA Ohio \AP I - Th0 future of lhr llrrk; I halch0r Showbool SP( rn <.. I:M t lti t h1g tl s( h _~~ 10mth( hmd J A\ 11 IC'I\ s h m~o,. YOU undf' !h( dllf'(!Jon ol I N { .("( \\ Ill tx j)If'sPntC'fJ ltld c:n \prilb .11 Xp m Jl Southtr n H1gll St hno!Jn f1 H nt !S il g 1 il \.\ rrnr( /\dm! SS!On OS S] studrr s 111 I $'2 !11 1dults Pl.m \ 1u runmta~.w 1111 1 ~P lllrl fa lling l itf'fl.lll \ \\ 1111 tht H 1t1 1 lr 'tl of I he Muskingum R11 u The 56-vear old floa tmg I heater and restaurant has been parttally submergm a! the n vet bank here since early Marrh As them errtses and falls the boat r emains lodgPd In mud Meanwhile srdimen l collKlmg m It s hull lncrmses the difficulty of ra iSing It The n\ er s H ll f'J I \ ( l mu '>l d 10 about 18 f"' l i•lutl pumpr11, operations can be rPsumed The waler level earlier this week was 21 fept with ra in forerasl fOI ,.,,,It· I sth'lt-up Mtdr! I pi 11 i ou t h !1 1--.ui 1 Ill 1-..- Satu1d 1\ \p t li - II :Vlidlli!JXH I \ tlilg< Jl " jj 11 Jrn l ~~ m until 12 ~~ pm J{pg~sltliiun IS $7 Fot tdditJon tl mfOJ111 JI !On call Su s H Srrw 111 11 992 :J.121i I tl ms Me muJJal 1m "rnl 1o Vme St fm DaiP •o Rau n r at Housh trcalc'CI bur no t tl ansportcd PomcrO\ a t r; J6 p m 1.\.ent to the GJ1mm 1f'S Jdf>n C'f' U mon Avf' "hPJ C' tJ gas pipe m the basement h 1d 'xploded 1lte Pomeroy FirE' L)( ~a1 trnenl stood bv until gas com pam v. orkf'rs arnved to make 1rp 11 1s R arme at 7 Tip m went to tr tl !lend for f: lstc Shannan to \ r 111 an s Memona! Hosp1ta l < Saturdav sign-up 111d h 1kr s I• \\ II 114: h• ld tl I hr I nl< I JJtlst l ml"l Mt i hnd! sl ( hur<h SR \l no11h ol PomPIO\ I nd£1\ J nd S<I!Uicli\ \pt Lll 111d flOm 1 1 m to 1 p m ll \ ( trl 11 1•omr1 O} Hralth la1f' Cent e r f or I 1 <lia H 1 >'< II to Vete1 ans Memor 111 Pomt 101 a\ 7 Oop m v.ent tolhe \ .trwtv ,.,ho\\ ,.,_., ~aturda, Jr o;;; unfon un J( h 11 th1s h 1p ptned hut 11 <.,1 \\ ( ~~( ll lutk\ becau s.f' no on• ' " . ... lnJUIT'd h1 l ont muf'd ~ '( ontl t cl rws not JffP<IOUtl (!Jtll 111 Chorog-rap h01 IS Mrs B uiJ 11 o A.cco1 dm g to m f'nl n m Me t go.; C'ountv Common P IP t s l our1 James S Srn1t h t ha rgc'CI \I,Jl h brPakmg md < nlf'r mg v. 1s " ' nt Pnced to Oht > I{• fc 1111.t1nl\ 11 ManshPid to1 1 d1 It rm 1n 111 St nt {'nu_ of SLX sadr nt s ma\ Amos I iiiis tt 7122Hi0 SPn JlC''-. J( Sl}-.,'Tl\ p I hr Ro ll and \ ou lh Lraguc will hold frn al s1gn up day on Sa turda} f1 om 101m toll noon a \ lhehomeof I 11 r. I unll\ New L1ma Road \ n\On( \.\ 1th quest tons may phone L< mlc> ,,t "42 1171 Fund,., distrihutt>d j Frrgu su1 s u i!J c ( announcf'd thC' Apnl dt s1 11bu 11o n o f $~19 h)R H4S m A1d t o D< pendent ( hiidnn m Oh1o Mctgs ( ount v I<'f'Pll ('{! $21 ' 662 for 2 471 par11Clpant s St t !( Chelsu Sta "'h In Memortam IN MEMORY OF Our Wtfe and Mother Ruth la<kins who departed th1s lite four years ago today Apnl 5 1980 Dearest Mother how we mt ss you Long to see your smtling lace But we know God has taken You to a better place Sadly missed by Hu sband Fred Children and Grandchildren \ud Jtor J1lomas 1 GRAND OPENING Village Cut Rate Jrd St., Racine UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Mrs. Joan Mclain FRIDAY, APRIL 6 & SATURDAY, APRIL 7 8 A.M. - 7 P.M. * * •Many Sale Items Toys___ '; ;me half price New Jewelry Refreshments * SZ 75 101 eac h pattern Add 50l each pattern for postage and hand l'"i Send to Alice Broalis Crafts • Reader Ma~l The Dotly Senhnel llo1 !63 Old New Y«k NY 10113 Pnnt Name Address, Zip Pattern Number YOUR NEX t CRAFliS m our NEW 1984 NHDtECRAfT CA1ALOG Over 170 vaned des t~ns 3 flee patterns Send $1 00 All CRAFT BOOKS $2 50 All BoMs and Catalog-add 50C each tor postage and h•ndlme 135 Dolls & Clothes Oft Parade 134-14 Qu1cl Machrne Q<nll! 133 Fashtoo Home Qu1ltme 131 Qutll Ong1nals 130-Swe•ter Fashtoos-SlleslB-56 IZB-Envelope Patchwo<t QUilts 117 Afghans n Doilies 116-Thnfty Cratty Flowers 115 Petal Quill! 114-Easy Gill> 'n Ornaments 113 Stitch n Patch Outlts 111 Sluff n Puff Quilts I ZO.Crochet Your Word robe 1!9-Easy Art of Fktwer Crochel li6-N1fty Fttly Qtull! 2 10-l ..,_Olin J79 ........ 111 ..._ lU-UJ lMMI- IIJ IMooMIM l.oiW1 UI - 11 .... _ nt .... _ '" •• , c - 3 Announcements OPEN HOUSE HOME FOR SALE Older Home Completely Rebuilt New Everythmg $55,900 1 Baths 3 01 4 Bedrooms 300 W MAIN ST POMEROY ...... "" "" "" PUBUCNOTICE ac es 7374 Ende.nor planned g...,. ... ooo ••-~ a.... esult ng cant act The contract fo 11h s pro ect w II be sub,ecl to HUO policy and goal regard ng Jhe ncreased use of m nor tv bus ness enterpr se fMBEl Th s pol cV s n campi a nee w h the Off ce of Managem ent and Budq et (OMBl requtrement of pas t ve etforts by rec p ents of federal grant ass rstance 10 use MBA Attar:hmenl 0 to OMB C rcu ar A 102 Sec Jo n 3(c)(3 42 FA 45890 (Sep te mber 12 1977) The MBE spec lr t.:al ons and da ta sheets are coma ned n the p OJect spec I cat ons fhe MBE noal for t hrs con tract s 5 per cent wh c h must be mel By 0 der of the Pomeroy V llage Counc Po me oy On a Archard D Seyer Mayor 1 u 1 1 1 2 7tr: LEGAL NOTICE Velt'rans Memorial "~o. ON ..... 111 .....,.._ FOR SALE Pubhc Nottce Happenings around Meigs County.. ............. '" "",..,._, • ...,._ Pubhc Not1ce W 11 am M o r s real estate ~- Lttt ntl' t h L... st"xu.tJ L.,o.; tult uul kidrM(IpmJ:! .a.re rt•.Ld h} tht JUry forem,Ul \\ Pdncsday m ( It v1l md Btu•IJ could n t ~·rvt• the d ~.tth pen tJty on the co nVI ction.~ stPmnun~ from tlu 1~2 k1dnappmg raJK and murd( 1 of 11 year old Knsta It a ll~trn..,on of M trsh tll \ll llt Ohao ( \P La.scridJOto) Ill CM•• ~... 3M IIJ Pubhc Nottce ' Rnhert RueD of Akron liStens gmltv vt"rdu t s on c1ght tounts or agwavatl'f:l murder, --~~~· Pubhc Nottce 41 4 5 6 9 \S ( IIARGED - ........... JIC-.o>tl....,._ ~ •• Glll I\ _,,.... c....... II I lookmg wery easy Wondedullr Chamlwr to meet - J~tlln"' Ill( rr,top lu "~"' fxtlltn,..• _c_., •• t.,.._ ...... .... t..ooo w.,.oo~T •D convlclions Pmbrac l>d whe n thC' JUf\ s dC'C'ts ton ,_,,...._, , , ...... Sealed br ds for thP. construe I on o f the t. M aon St pnd Condor St water I ne mp 0ve me11 pro ect for the V !I age of (4 5 2 2rc Pome roy on o w 11 be rece ved by he Counc I ot the V Uage at Pomeroy at !he M ayo r ~ o il ce n he new V ll age H~ I at 320 E Md S r t I 1 2 00 10on ocal t m Th sday Apr I 26 1984 Pubhc Nottce o:md 11 thJ t 1 me ano place w 11 be publ c y o p e ned ~nrl read Th P work lor IJI.h rh B ds are n\ \Fd cons sts ol lu s h nq all LEGAL NOTICE r 1 er as and abor tor he Not ce s hereby Qrve n that cons1r ret o n o t 3 0 15 feel of Colum b ~Gas of Oh o lnr hRs 12 and 2 7 70 feel of 6 w ater let1 an appt cat on w th the ne ~ 1d app rtenances Th e P b c Ut 1!:!S Comm ss on of wo k s to be perlormed on E Oh o r Case No 84 296 GA Man St and Condor St n he ASA The applrcat o n reques ts V llaa e ol Pomeroy that lhf'! Co mm ssmn or ant Coo cs o t th e con1rac1 docu mod !teat on o f ts Order for nen 1s ~re on I e n he off c~ of Pf" m c;s on l o co n!tnue the th~ VI ;1fJP Cl erk and n he 111ach nent of nP.w res d en! al off <... i of E 1\J ne e ng As so 1n I sm al commerc 'll cu sto c le <; Lid 700 W.nkler Ortve mers More sper. tf r~ l ly Cn trm Woos te O h o 4469 r and are b ctw o; hes 10 rl scont n l e 1Se o l 1 ;1 :J ~ e fo r nspecl on by thP tallow nq Ioms 1) s ne r• os ~ f'r 1 o~P h rld e s A cop, w 1 TI! nt 1nd res dflnt rll ownP 'l lso hr> p KPd n the F W an 1/or b lliP.r us nn (Jil l o r 0 trw o ff L P. n Colum bus heil t no 21 app Clt on l or C r r ;J r.I d ocurn cn1s may be I trn flCP s 1 n1 31 an 1rknowl r:: r ha r.d tr om he o ff cr. ot Pd ~ emPn! by h P. C JSIO h l E 1 neer n l Assoc il i Ps L :1 thP. I nn;J< e w IIIJe s mrt as lor S30 00 pe 51"1 'lnrl !hem :~n 1 p fl\.1 r il to Col mh a s wll b• no e fu1l if'CO mmcndilt on a nr1 41 st1 1f1 AI r ds w II tJ p co npatP<f on men! of co mmr>rr: 1 nrl s r al he b.::r " o f 1hr P.St m.: r r.d ilf1rl ,...q ns \ 1 1 r al 1 1nt t es q vf!n n thP. h d ens o spJ<.:I hr ill n11 Thr btlllh ThP sP q rant t es crrP r o 1 p ny w ou lct coni n ,, to nl orm th,... JO DI r 11n1 ol I he It r l il( r s 1 10 rPq J rc m,.n rs Jl o 'q w h thP ns ~ I n sl :mr1 il Is An.,. n A f>Sif> I 1 If\ I'<; sr >tid st hm 1 aptJI c:~ ons lo r IP1vn to nl f>fYPrlf hv Ap I 27 198 4 1 no apnl r. al ons lor tr>1-., o Jr. n11 rvPnr :J P s b n t ~">rl h-., th ilt rla l r> thP Co 1 n ss on w II r. ons rlP.i th s Tl1 1fl h l S I d rpu n 1hf! appl C il1 on ltl~ l hy C >I mh il [lnd il p bl c: hP.1r n Wf 101 bf> hPI I f nhr n lnrm1 t on may bP o ht<1 ' 0. J ~:><, r ..,, • I fl 1hf' Con un ss o n 14) 5 1 { Legal Advert sr ng for Synop s1s of Proposed Lease for State Ltquo Store No 22 rn Pome ro.., Oh o as for ows SYNOPSIS The Departmen t o f Ltquor Coni o t p oposes to lease the s10reroom at 1 1 2 Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Oh o from Ernest A W ngett Rac~ne Oh 10 tor n per od of 5 years at t1 monthly rental of S4BO 00 Premrses are to be occu pted by Stale Lrquo r Store No 22 Lease to conta n standard r:ovenan ts and ca ncellable by the department o n n nety days notce Department of L•ouor Con trol Archard E Carey D•rector 14) 5 l ie Pubhc NotiCe NOltCE OF ORAWING JURORS Office of l ltx•• of Jurara Molgo CO<IfiiY Ohio Merch 28 1984 Cot••• r PIONEER CARPET be pub! ely drawn for the May 1984 Term ol the Common Plea s Court of sa •d Cou nty Wal ace Bradford Laur en Hoffman Comm ss oner5 of Jurors 141 5 l tc 54 WRITESEL ROOFING CO. M11c Merchandise MGM FARM CITY, INC S.rv10c Me11s Gallia-Mason ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER, SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Low, Low Pnces Don't Bo Mtslead We Will Not Be Undersold CALL CHARLIE TODAY 614·992-2181 MGM FARM CITY, INC. ELLIS WELDING & SATELLITE SERVICE NEW-REPAIR 35185 Oak Hrll Road lone Bottom OH 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 lost and Found LOST KEYS 304 675 3397 •ln1ulat10n 614 367 7t01 •Washers •Dishwashers •Rang es •Refrlgt:lrators •Dryers •Free:zers •Replacement W1ndowa •New Roof•ng FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992 2772 mtllllll WV a 304 773 6785 o• 304 773 9185 PH 949 3046 3 23 t1n YOUNG'S ROUSH CONSTRUCTION CARPENTER SERVICE New Homes -ExtenSIVe Remodeling Insurance Work Custom Pole Bldgs - Addona end remodelrng - R ooltng and gutler work - Concrete work Plumb•ng and el ectrtcel work lFree Esttmates) AL TROMM c~so 1e removal 4 5 lie DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK A1ck Pearson Aucttoneer Servtce Estate fflrm An tl que & hqmd at ton sa l es l1censed S. bondedm Ohto & ~"""'"-'""':;; •Wire bfutnM for PARTS and SERVICE 326 / mo & Garages Roof1ng Work Alummum & Ymyl Stdmgs GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992 2282 II I tfc V. C YOUNG Ill We Have the 992 6215 or 992 7314 Lowest Rates Pomeroy Oh10 11 8 II Hoppes Blue Rtbbon P1g Sale Apnl 14 1984 Sat 7PM Fayet1e County Fa1r grounds Washmgton CH Ohto Over 20 c hampions on the county state and na 11onat l evel tn t h e la st 8 mo Don t mtss th1s sa l e Call 614 335 7394 15 Years Experience 742-2328 Public Sale & Auctton Auction every Tuesday nrght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct lonn1e Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 985-3561 All Make• •Storm Windows call CHIMNEY SWEEP APPLIANCE SERVICE •Storm Doors rewBrd Auct1on every Frr n1ght at the Hartford Com mumty Center Truckloads of new merchand 1se eve ry week Cons1gments of new and used merchandise alway s welcome A1chard Reynolds Auct 1oneer 304 275 3069 FLEA MAR KET Me 1gs P s 1J lny c IS O I JI ts A p-' • s o Enplov r.s s n w II he nv ]ll 1n 1o• l party to Jh s h !o; or 11y S&W TV Real Estate General AND APPLIANCE FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER Three acres wtlh a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30 3 bedrooms, one bath 12d5 hvmc room and 24x24 fam1ly room Parttally carpeted, 1uel od furnace w1lh factlt t1es for woodbumet" 12d5 block storage butld mg 20x30 block garage Rtght off Rt 248 country setlrng. 1h mde east of Chester Ohro (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down stans equipped wtth ktlchen hv1ng room dmmg room and den upstans has two bed· rooms and one bath house also has basement Lot me approx 48 x308 Needs work If mterested contact The Home Natrona! Bank m Racme 949-2210 Real Estate General M L Bud McGHEE Broket Cheryl Lemley Matgs County Associate Phone 742 3171 MMR 535 - Plcturesqoe l>!me nestled mthe maples on Mulbeuy Avenue 1n Pomeroy Th~ lovay home has 3 spaciOUS bedrooms large living room formal dining <rom wtth sunny window seat and bu<n 1n chma Sitting room eat rn kitchen tun basement w/wood burner and a 2 car heated garage Convement to schOOs nd shopping Excellent terms availa!Je MMR 543 - Newer llltal eleclnc home 2 bedtOOms bath nrce k~chen wtth carpet throu~hout lat£e 12'x24 dec~ A JUst nghl starter home at a iOOd pnce of $25.000 MMR 540 - Commercial bu11dm~ J.ocated on St Rt 124 rn Rutland Downstairs • large 2(h60' 100m wtth ba, and storage area Upstarts has a neal 4 <rom apartment wtlh bath Excellent opportumty at $10900 MMR 544 - Just look at thrs home and you II ag<ee ~s a super lxJyl 3 bedrooms. bath large latchen alumtnum ~dtng and llot'm w1ndo~ Nrce yard with outbu1ld<n~ On Ma1n St tn Rutland O<t( $16000 SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Ad Chester, Ohto If 986-4269 Ph No Answer Call 91S 4382 We Service All Makes & Modell Antennl Installation House Calls and Shop Servtce Avllllble Ser~ ce 1t1at lowes Above The Re!.l PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak H1ll Road lona Bottom OH 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 Wo Use Von Schrad11 Equtpment Recommended by Leadm& Carpet llanu facturers FREE ESTIMATES' 3 28 I mo .o.fiA MISS THERESA MARCO PAlM & PSYCHE READING Wolfe Investigations, Inc. ~ I Will rud your ent 1u hi t • thou! Hklnr 1ny Questtons t•ns adv1rt on 11 affl!fs of fife sucl'l as IO'It and busmeu stcknus and tteallh I 517 S Court (ned to Courthouse] Vmyl & Alumtnuni SIDING BISSELL U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Authomed John Deere New Holland Bush Hoc farm Equtpment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Serv1ce J 3 ffc POOLS-PLUS Sales and Serv1ce NOW OPEN Charleston Rd Just Past Krodell Pall Spec1al April Only 12x24 $5.500 mstalled 14x28 $6,200 tnlt..led Office: 675-1388 4-4· 1 mo pd Roger Hysell GARAGE At 124,Pomero~ OhiO AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992·5682 Dr 992-7121 3-24 tic EXCAVATING - llonn - llact<ho• - Dump TniCil AtHENS 614-992-7626 Readmg 15 Wtth Thts Ad PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES 2nd Floor Off 9 Call 59l5U5 JO 1m 6 p m - Ait!r 6 30 p m can be reacl'led at 16 Pia ns Rd In 612 - 6 30 II p m 3 n 1 mo Call for free stdtng es l1mates~ 949 2801 or 949 28o0 No Sunday Calls 3 II lfc SUPERIOR SIDING CO. KELLER'S CUSTOM BENDING -- •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofrng of all Types RAIN liNES County Cerhf1ed Worked m home area 20 years l 1\ Mtlts South of Chester Rt 7 Pomeroy Oh SEPTIC TANK S INSTALLED Free Estimates FAEE ESTIMATES EUGENE LONG Custom Exhausts OWNERS Rodney & Auction Every Saturday 6 p m Cons rgn ments accepted 1 00 till sate t m e Emma Bell aucti oneer 4288177 Loc 429 84 Open1ng Aprtl 7th & 8th tho Gallrpohs Fl eamarket Tu Countys on ly yea r round tndoor & outdoor market Every week end 7 a m to 6 p m In door $6 00 Outdoor $5 00 Food Ooalers W e t come Corne r Rt 35 &r 1 60 next to Fruths Pharmacy Alto Auctwn Sat Apul 7th 6pm Truck l oa d new Items Spec~&\ 11 ems Include l1ncoln Wel der 5 s p ee d bench dnll pre ss 5 speed mmt dnll press m etal cut trng band saw acetylen e torch set Emma Be ll Auctioneer 429 84 Phone 304 428 8177 367 7560- 367 767 Ph (614) 843 5425 CHESH IRE OHIO 3 8 2 mo pd 3 1 9 W an1ed To Buy -'as lines - SeptiC Systems INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wt d l1ke lo tntroduce you to Enpee A Car the modern way to duwe the vehicle of your ror all your wmng needs furnaces serv1ce and mstallatton Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992 5875 GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Baohan llulldln1 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 G1u1e Shotpns Only 446 3672 •ZENITH Wanted to buy used coa t & wood heaters Swarn Furm tu re 446 3159 Jrd & Olive St Ga lhp ohs Oh •SYLVAN IA •SPEED QUEEN LAUN DRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR chou:t No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 For Faster Servtce Call 614 992 6737 Announcements AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full T1me Shop Techm c 1an on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER -985 3307 J 21 I mo 3 Announcemen1s SWEEPER and sew rng ma chme repa rr parts and supplle.!l Ptc k up and dehvery Oevts V acuum Cleaner one h alf mtle up Georges Creek Ad Call 6t4 446 0294 Need ASpecral Cake? WHAlEY S AUTO PARTS PH 992 7013 New Chevy Truck FENDER '76 95 CAll We do cake• p1ea coo kite for any occe11on birthday• enn1verser1e1 holiday• ~ Wtddrnp Are our Spec:ralty Wedding Cakes Tops end Novelty Cake ttema Are On DOORS Hours ' 14995 '174 95 HOOOS BUMPERS GRILL R SUPPORT TAll GATE FORO FENDER BUMPER '69 '42 '84 '85 '69 '69 95 50 95 00 95 95 Also Some Cor Fenders Available 8 to 6 3 18 tin LAIGE oo SMALl JOBS PH 992· 7478 3 21 l mo pd MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE W e pay cas h for ate mod el clean used cars J1m M1nk C h ev Otds In c 8111 Gene Johnson WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR PH 992-5546 - s- Cleanmg Hou se Sale Fr~day and Saturday Apnl 6 and 7 At 160 1n Ewrngton by Raccoon Creek Brrdge Clothmg and usua l m 1sc plus round oa k table large tron kettl e redwood bench rocktng ch a1r and more Ram postpones to neKt weekend 2 Famtly Yard Sate Fn Apnl 6 Sat 7th & Sun 81h 8 ttl I 6 Wood crafts anttques furn ture c l ot hes much morel Rt 325 Sou1h 1 1h miles past the college 4 Famtly Ga r age Sa le Cente nary Townhou se At 141 Apn16 & 7 Fr1 & Sal 9 unul 6PM Bargatn s galore some antrques :--c--- -Garage Sale 2 Famrly n tcer baby cl o th es and furm sh •n gs materntty JUnto r misses mens wear House ~~:~~t~~sMto:r~ 3::r~ebby Satelhte Earth System W e have t h e system for you from 7ft 5 m to 11ft Ftbergtass & elumtnum N1ck lhle ca ll 614 949 2890 Rummag e Sale Bake Sale Enterprise U M Churc h US 33 north of Pomeroy Frtday & Saturday Apnl 6th & 7th 9am to4 pm POSITIVL Y NO Huntmg or trespassmg on my property Hrlda Hayes Glenwood W Va 4 J&F CONTRACTING All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS •DOZER BACKHOE 'RECLAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES •oUMP TRUCK SERVICE •cONCRETE WORK •cUSTOM BUILT HOMES Stzes Start From 12 x16 PH 992-720\. 5 u F1ve puppu~s Helf German Shepherd half ln sh Setter Call 266 t 73t Three pupp1es half Border Colhe C all 2 4 5 9508 after 6pm Stzes from 6 x6 Up to 24'x36 Insulated Dog Houses 2 half Collte pup s 5 s maller Border Colhes C tal 614 Racme Oh Ph 614 843 5191 10 6 tic JIM CLIFFORD Gtveaway UTILITY BUILDINGS P&S BUILDINGS 'WATER GAS B. OIL LINES 246 5683 Mu•ed sma ll puppres Want ed to buy sq uare da ne mg c lothes S1ze 10 any type Call 446 4537 Want ed t o buy stand ng ttmber Ca ll afte r 6 or anyt 1m e weekends 614 388 9906 9617 PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1 13-tfc JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Jobs J 1 Btg Ca ll 614 379 2327 Coi l 446 3103 Want ed lo buy New u sed & ant1que furmture W11l buy , ptec e or co mpl ete house hold s Al so co mplete Auctt o neerrng serv tce Call Rodney Howery 6 14 698 7231 Buyrng darly gold Sliver coms rmgs Jewelry sterl rng ware o ld coms large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Middleport Oh 6 14 992 3476 Cash patd for fa ncy •ron or heavy rron beds $ 160 and up for certa rn M e1gs Co stone Jar s Old ttm e c up board call 1 304 882 27 11 CO MPL ETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds tron wood cupboards chans c h est s baskets d1s h es st o n e Jars antiques gold a nd stlver Wr t e M 0 Mdler Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh•o 45769 or ca ll 614 992 Want to buy Gum eas 614 742 2450 Cat very gentle gray young male btg wh1te spot under neck wh1te wh1skers & Free Spantel Sprttz pupptes two left love people good w1th k1ds bo t h parents can be seen Ca ll 6146961 eventngs Puppy Y2 a~rdale & V2 p1tt bull t o g1ve awev Call 614 742 2450 To good home male terner black &: wh1te 3 yra old smell hkes women Call 614 992 3677 Reasonable EJcce11ent garden 1pace rent 992 -6030 L - - - - - - 3 26 J mo '"'" 6 000 oq It 2 mllea from Point Pleasant Rt 2 N 304 676 2267 Help Wanted Yard Sale Fr day Only 9 6 101 Mabetene Dr Gall potts Pomeroy Mrddleport & Vrc1mty G1ant Parkmg Lot Sale Sat Apr 7 2nd & Cedar 9 3 30 Grace E T 84 Youth Lower level rf n:1 n Yard Sale Tuesday Wed ne sday & Thursday behmd Jones Boys m Pomeroy Lots of chlldrens clothi ng Yard & garage sa le W ed & Thurs 9 10 5 Old gl ass ware stone Jars o l d farm wagon old cupboard Jews harp anttque washmg rna chme Much much more Glenn B1ssell Bashan Road Bashan Ohro Ca I 614 $12 000 304 675 7689 Pl.,.mal e Road Galflpoha Fe rr y WV Two ll!rge bed ro o ns beth ut hty large I v n g room and krtchen mce b g yard e.11tre lot good l ocn tr o n Eskre Momson Yard Sal e ran o r shme Friday Apnl bth 9 8 m 5 a m and Sat Apnl 7th 9 a m 2 p m 2 mtl es N o ff St At 7 a t 5 Pomts Follow s1gns l Baby & other turm ture tn clu dmg refrigerator c lothmg tbaby ch1ldrens ma termty adults rncludmg co ats & large stze clothes for men) :shoe5 kttchen thm gs toys books cu rtams bed spreads old h o rse smgle nees old co rn shelter ho g fe eder man.,. other ttem s t o numerous t o mentron Don t m ss th• s one 304 525 3420 FOR SAlE OR RENT 1•h70 1979 Shannon all t'!lectr c 3 bedrooms partly furntshed mobil e home 121128 burl t on room w11b co al or w oo d burner E.11c co nd underptnned 3 m ce po rc h es wel l water ulthty bu tl d ng acre la nd Jerrys Run R oad Apple Grove 5 ro o m house wrth base ment and a ttac hed garage o 1 2 acres 4 m tles from Poml Pl easan1 o n R1 2 North 304 675 3248 after 6PM Fr day Apnl 6 8 II Os bourne Aet bel Ad Follow Si gns from Chest er 9 a m t o 3 p m A an cancels Three temtly yard sa l e Fn day & Saturday Apr I 6th & 7th from 10 ttll 4 at 108 Pearl St M ddl~por t Ram c an ce l s FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY 14 ft wtde three b~d r oom ba th cmd halt mobtle hom e stttmg o n ntc e lo t rea d y to move mto S225 OO downS225 OO'per month 304 576 2711 Carport sa le Sat Apnl 7th 9 a m trll dark & Sun April 8th 11 a m 1 II dark 487 S 4th St M1dlll e port Oh o 32 Mob1le Homes lor Sale Pt Pleasant & VICtntly TAl S T ATE MOBILE H OMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALliPOLIS C H ECK OUR PRIC ES CALL 949 2801 Yard Sale Thursday Fr day & Saturday Apnl 5tt 6th & 7th 9 trlt dark Re ta H1ll Lotan Fa ll s Ohro YARD SALE Yard Sal e April 6 Frrday long Str Rutl and Oh •o 614 742 2257 Bad Apnl 7 9arn 7 bes de l etart Post Offtce d sh es c othes stove co ffee tabe Atan Thur s Sat 2110 Madrs on Pornt Ple asant 304 675 2356 W Va Four tam fy yaraqe sale Aprrl 4 5 & 6 9 to ? 6 m 1lcs out Jerr y s Run at Apple Grove Ca ll Employment Services 11 Help Wanted N ursery worker wanted for S unday and Wednesday ev enmgs and apec1al serv1 ces at Hetghts United Methodist Church for details Phone 304 6 76 6889 alter 6PM Need ten ladtesto work from their homes 10 hours per week earn $76 00 t o $15 0 00 I wdl be mterv1ew mg at Tu End1e We1 Menor Aptll 6th 1 00 PM Ask lot Mary F11her pleat a No phon 1 call 12 Srtuataons Wanted AVON Sell Avon make S6 S 10 per hour Call 446 Sell the best Se ll AVON Rto Grande and Bu lavr ll e Porter area Ca ll 388 9045 The 0 0 Mcintyre Pa rk Dtstrtct IS c urrently accept rng apptrcat1ons f or summer emp l oyment Openmgs m elude program dtrectors recrea t• on l eaders a nd atdes fur playground prog rams day camp d~re cto r and sw1mm ng rnstructor (m ust have W S I l You may p1ck up an appltcat on m the Pnrk 0 st u c t oHtce lace~ te d on Ftrst Avenue Monday through Frtday from BA M to , 2 N oo n and 1 2 30 to 4PM o r contact Park D1stnct o fft ce at 446 4612 e~<t 56 to have an applrca t on matted to you SttuatJOn wanted book keeper or offrce work 1or sma ll bu s1nes s Expe rrenced Fu ll or p art l tm P. 304 882 2359 6144467572 Fr Av e wa nted benef1ts Resume Sentinel Oh H1gh School Juntors Senrors Be a member of OJ R West V n grn•a Army Nat1onal Guard Buddy Pia toon W e curre ntly h e~ve vacancms for rndtvtduats w h o want to attend bas1c trarnrng w1 th others from West V rgm 1a Ttamm g wtU beQm at Fort N J on June 11th and you w11t be back for the fa ll school t erm Thts 1s the perfect sum mer JOb Jam now a nd begm earnrng money for monthly meetrngs earn full t tm e pay dunng summer trarnmg and then earn part ttm e pay upon return from tr111nmg Call o,,.. 304 675 3950 642 3619 0< 1 BOO Part t me offrce h elp cten ca i ex per ence necessary Send resume P 0 BoK 284 Pornt Pleasant W Va 25550 12 SJtuatton s Wanted Would Ike to f nd someone who coul d make badges patches & lns1gma s for a c hur ch you t h pr o gram Please c all 6 75 351 5 be tween 5 30 & 7 00 W1ll care for t h e eldor tym my home lots of references Men or women Cell 614 667 3402 M erce r s R1verv1ew Per sonar Care Home has vacan c tes for elderly persons Betty Mercer owner 304 773 5882 Have vacancy for e lderly person R oom boa rd & care 1f needed Ca ll 614 992 6022 Harper s Adult Care Hom,. has a vacancy for a no ttl en re11dent elderly person Cull 304 676 1293 Mtllt e ~Home Bakety Fresh H o memacl e bread s pes C<lkes & r. oolc es r.ttl l 614 NEW AND USED MOBILE HO M ES K ESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBIL E HOMF SALES 4 Ml W ES T GALliPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 6 1 4 446 7274 _1_2_xGS_ m_o_b•-l e -h o_ m _ e_ l_o• Ke1th s Law n Mow ng & Tnmm m g Serv• ce Reliab le and dependable Aeasona ble rates Ca ll 446 3159 or 256 6251 Plow gardens m Poml Plea sant area and w 11t do odd JObs Call from 5 00 tllf 11 00 304 675 3292 Hames for Sale Wr se lnvestmenl Don t m ss out o n spnn g spec ral s tvH ysr Super Of.'al Mtd dleport 614 992 6941 3 b dr CA forced a r gas turnan ce w 1h b ck stove 18x36 m gro nrl sw nnm n g pool ofl stre e t p Hk•ng S45 000 Ce~t 446 3204 4 bed r oom nearly new 2 story brr ck v nyf 1 1 baths woodburncr ourbu ldrng a c re $44 000 Ca ll 614 379 2748 Financial Busmess 0 ppo rtu mty 'NOTICE THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO re c ommends that you do busmess w tt people y o u know and NOT to se nd money through the ma I u ntrl you have tn vest gated the offenng For sa le gomg busm ess ambulance serv1ce twoveh tcles fully eqwpped Only pr vate serv ce m Mason Galtr a Ja ckson Cou 1t es 304 675 5540 or 675 4024 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates FtJO.ed conve nt•onill FH A VA leader Mort g age Athens c ollect 6 14 592 3051 23 ProfessiOnal Servtces PIANO TUNING Lower p teed regu l ar tun1nqs dtscountslo SeniOr Crttzons C hurc h es & School s Ward s Keyboard 304 675 3824 Pta no Tu mn q and Repa r Brun1card1 Mus c Co 446 0687 Sk1!1 and rntegf!ty our trademark lane Dan el s 614 742 2951 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts w e lcom e 4:28 Se cond Ave Ca ll 446 113 6 Unwanted Fac•al or Body hatr? Permanent pBmless remo11al by European Elec tromc Deptlator Mflry •s cert f1ed m th •s nAw compu ten:zed d gltJtl sys t em ca ll today 992 6720 Top of the Statrs full servtce salon 10 per cen t off on loto s permanent Wave Offer good th rough Apul 7 Call today ask f or Trudy Rou sh Susan SISson or Mary Po well Top of the Sta 1rs Your full serv1ce Beauty Sf!llnn 992 6720 Professwnal E l echo1ys •s Clrmc s pec 1alt zm g m probe type electrolysiS the only safe permanent method of half removal recognized bv the F 0 A and approved by th e A M A Open dally and evenmgs by appOintm e nt Phone 304 675 5568 Bonna Handley Owner Operator Pam Burton As 11stant Mark Handl ey Apprent• ce 5 1 <:arpet an~e ous to se l 614 245 5863 CaiJ 1n Rro G rande 1 982 mo bile ho me 1 4 ft 2 heir goolil cond Set up 0 11 appro.ot 1 I Cff land S 17 000 Can 446 8038 992 771 3 31 General Hauhn g an d Trash removal Servrce Rei ab le and dependable Cal l 446 3159 between 9 and 5 21 M ature lady to babysit 2 month o ld tn parent s home n Pomeroy Refer ences re quued Ca ll 6 1 4 992 6849 alter5pm ProfeSSIOnal Serv1ces 1 B Wanted to Do mccha nt c full trme frrnge & salary Send to Bo• 729 S Da•ly Court St Pomeroy Accounts Ma nager Full trme Must have trammg cmd experre nce m bookkeepmg rnc1udrng Account s Recetv able Pertod1 c frnanc 1al report ng requrred lnven tory contro l preparat on A c curacy a must Typrng n e cessar y Respect f or co nftd e nHallf't' requited S 1 0 000 p lu s ben et ts Con ge ma l co ll eagues Send re sume name 2 refere nces Athens ba sed Dead lrn e Apnl 11 1984 Pl anned Pare nth ood of Southeast Ohm B N orth Court St Athen s EOA AAE 23 1 Real Estale E Kpertenced 7760 Expenenced WORK GUARANTEED o• 614 388 2 1 979 Bron co bucket seats Must bern goo d cond paws Call 446 6666 RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re· core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks 11 Alto Btg sal e M t Vmyl & Aluminum w~-;;{> Pomeroy Oh Aprrl 6 7 & weekend rates mform at ron or reservatton ca ll o r wrrte t o t h e followmg 6 14 992 6300 985 4396 P D 8x 742 Pomeroy Oh 8For Spec1al more Mt Beautiful Custom Butlt Garag_es' 3123 O~pl1y - La-Boy - Trendlef Four Fam•ly Yard Sale Frrday from 3 6 Saturday 9 5 728 Second Avenue Items too numerous to mention Three Fam1ly Garage Sate Apnl 6 9 5 339 Debby Or Gallrpohs Ch1ldren s and adult s c lothmg women s 5 to 1 B toys books golf clubs chtld s organ cur tams rug s and m1sc 3358 SIDING CO. MIDDLEPORT OHIO Mtddleport OH SALES & SERVICE ~ If VAUGHAN'S BAKERY BOGGS Apnl 3 7 Ram or shrne 5 Fem1ly Garage Sale 4 of a m1le out 0 J Wh1te Rd At the Church of God of Prophecy Books records mtck meeks stereo baby furn ture clothes of all s1zes Weddmg dress st:ze 10 Homes for S4le C Aocksprtngs ounIy f a33&7bypass g ro unds f~;:~~=~==:;:==-t.w;e;a:t:h:e:r~c=a=nc:e:l:s====~~R~a:n:c=a:n:c:e:ls==:::::::::::::::: ets;,le n es a wnegot mg "ble ded anppew11 J1d W Canty lltr Business Senrices Garage Sale Apn l 5 6 7th 15ft ptcket fence numerous ttems 731 Th1rd Ave Galltpol•s Galltpolts & Vtcinrty 11 4 ro o m house n co untry large lot o n Chttstnut Rtdge crt y watef hooked uP. '~~~I~~~~·~~~~~~~;~~~ 15 month old Heifer whtte and red striped lost 10 or around Gtbbs Farm near Btg Woods If seen please call 304 882 2033 evemngs KEN'S VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING . 388 9996 CHIMNEY KING "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE '{ard Sa\eS dog area Call FOUNm0 VInton Black and tan coon 8 J&L BLOWN INSULATION 31 Hysell Run aroa Colt 614 992 7442 'Full Factory Warrantres 'Free Delivery 'S1te Checks 'C omplete Systems & lnstallatton 949-2 2G3 6 Page The Dotly Senttnel Oh1o ~!~ t:,;~w1"os..~~·~k'~"·;~~ PH 742'-2534 Antennas Start AI 11 395 00 Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Wrndows We Use Von Schrader Equtptllent Recomltlflnded by Leadma Carpet Manu factums FREE ESTIMATES 2 27 I mo To AH Whpm H Moy Concern On Thursday the 1 2th day of Apr l 1 984 at 10 00 o dock AM at the ofhce of the Comm ss one rs of Jurors at Me gs County Oh o J urors wtll Pomeroy-Mtcldleport, Business Services ~~iii~~~~~~~il;:=~~~:;::;;;:::=:;-r;:=;::::~;:;:;::::;:=~ & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Clauofrrd ptt~r• C'OII'r lltf' •• llooo 10 .... 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S, 1984 Thunday,Apnl In R1o Grande 1982 m obrfe h o me 14 ft 2 bdr good con d Set up on approx 1 i:lCr e lanrf S17 000 C nll 446 8038 Ex la c 4 bdr h ouse Cor n er of Washmgton Ave ;,nd J~mc o Ad S3a 500 Rt 2 3 brfr country I vrng $28 000 Ltst w1th us we have o rh e r A One Real Estate Caro l Yeager Broker HowMd l YPage r Ill sa les an Call 30 4 67S 5104 or 12x7 0 mobil£ home w1th e• pandn m l v ngroom ex cetle! cond tton All el ect rr c ce ntral arr cond car petcd throu ghout k t c hen flppl anc~s flit ste ps under pmn ng m e udcd Call 446 7751 I no an swer 614 256 5469 Used 2 bedroom mob te ho me s furnt shed 1 Ox 50 1nd 1 2x52 ~ re s Your cha nce t o ow o a co mforta blc ho me Br ow n s trai l er Cou rt Mt ners lle Oh 614 992 3324 14x70 Bayv1ew a c 2 be d roo m s den pilrtlal fy f u r m she d S 1 0 500 Cal 992 7360 1973 2 be drm mob•l e home w1th un c1 erpm n mg 54000 Ca ll 614 949 2125 1 Ox 50 n Bw carpet new p an el rng pnce mcl u de s de •very blo c ks & se1 up C all 6 14 992 7034 1970 M ol ti e Hom e 1 2 .ot60 New l.'.ater heater o ne se ason o l d w oo d b urner Curta ns c o o kstove r efrr g ~uttar hoo k p for washer Un d~ rp nn ny & blo ck s Lo cated on S lv er Atdge 5 m les I om Tupp ers Pi a ns 304 675 5386 6 room house Vrnton putly !urn 316 M a n S t Cr~ ll 614 388 5 14 000 n 9087 3 BR home lot sale on 12 " cont ract o r rent Lower Ra ccoon Cre P. k 256 6413 after 5 P M Three b ed roo m fram e house wtth bath lR cal m k 1 chen ut1l tv room urta ch ed garage w th auto o pener po r ch and ut !tty oo m Cen tra l em 39 Ch•tl• co thge Ad Call 446 2583 Bam 10 5p m or 446 2557 u tt er Spm Three bed room br c k ho m e wrth 1 1 bath s ca rpe ted full basement garage b rg out stri P bwld ng wrth 1 4 acres and on Georg es Crr.ek Ad Call 446 4265 or 367 0232 Ownet transfercd must sell beaut fu[ 3 bdr m bnck h om!:! F replace dec lc woods pnv acy sunshme nr vacv 563 900 C al 614 992 5420 Baum Addtt1on 3 hedrm 1 1 bath h ll base ment famrly room ca rport patro 55 7 000 AdJOin ng 1 acre l o t av HI able Call 614 br~ck 985 4201 7 ro oms 1 ] baths carpel garage & 2 room basement Good Shap e n M ddleport Pr ce freduced Call 6 14 35 lots & Acreage 35 ac rP. s off At 588 be hm d F" r!-1 Ol r ds H o me s•to s o r fA m S37 000 f tm Call 446 2158 32 nc re !arm l o r sal e good h o us e 4 m from town Call 304 697 2527 N o rthup f r st str ee t on the r q t Aft er c. ross ng Ra ccoon br dge Appr o .ot 130 I on t ilge S5 500 Ca ll 446 3485 Appro~ 5 1 acre s leVf~l Ia 1d w•th frontage on 2 roarls e.ot f or bu ldrn g o r m m farrn All u111 t1 es near by o H 01rt At 160 near Porter S9 500 Ca l 614 38A 8H01 44 Acres M e•g s County l ebanon T ow n shtp 1600 fl fr o nta ge on Pe rry R n Aoad- S99 00 l ot 30 4 882 fo • 2 Sil \e Greenbrrer Nr tr.-r ler s all owed ac P 5 pr <.ed 5 11 500 C<~ll 304 675 324 4 E~ 1 ,. 1f'S A craqe to sa lf:! 14 5 a c res l ocatert A buckle W Va Frontaqe on At 6:2 Crt'y water 5 19 000 00 S 1 000 00 d o wn woth 52 00 0 0 1 Ar month bat fln cc 1 0 p1 r cen t tn st erest b.v o w ner 30 4 458 1 078 992 7244 Rentals For sal e or re n t 3 bedrm house wtlh del ached garage o n 34 acres m Portland area Cal l after 5 30 p m 304 ~73 C' 22 54 ~ 41 Hou ses tor Rent 5272 Four b edroo m all etec1nc br ck h o me f o r sale or 1rade 2 baths large lrvmg r o om wt1h ftrep i Ace dm ng room 2 car garage on 1 acre 1 mt le NOrth of Chester Rt 7 S65 000 Cel l 304 773 h sr 44 Ol•v e St nqu~re at 918 Gal•pol s 2nd Ave Gall poll s Oh•o 5 rm 3 bedroo m All carpet S250 rent de po s t Call 446 1354 after 5 5319 or 304 773 5421 Owner transferred must sell exce ll ent cond1t 1on S66 000 S, 1 000 down Assume 8 I? Pet loan 304 675 1529 after 5 00 12,, Mern St 6 room bnck basement fireplace pnce reduced to settle estate 845 000 304 675 2381 5 rm s & both llttach ed garage A 1 con d S210 mo S75 deposrl w1th optr o n to buy on l and co ntract 152 Chtl llcothe Rd Call 446 1340 or 446 3870 House fo r rent rn Pomeroy Trorlor for re nt tn Mtddte port ca rr 992 3590 �, Page 41 12./.9he Daily Sentinel Houall for Rent Hou11 one mila off Rt. 87 , uc:ondery 28 . tchool but, mell route, gtrden . 304 8815-388& E\lerett Keefer . They'll Do It Every Time 64 Misc. Merchandlae 81 Mlto. Comic bookt, 304178-11420. NOWCIIM.,. !HJIT Sl'tECIAL ,'AifT 0# 7H~ lf4STIW!lAI'I7' ·- Soft loulpturod Cobbogt Patch type dollt for Eaattr . Coli 304·11711-4014. 42 Mobile Hom111 Cemouflagad Army Clothing . Surplua Ranui Oenlm clothing , Dltcounl Union Made Advertlaing Specieltiea. H. D . " Sam" SomorYillo, 304· 6 76-3334, Pt . Ple111nt . Open Fri., Sat., Sun ., 1 :00-7 :00 p.m . Oleplay Eaet -Revenawood . for Rent Mobile home for rent . Call 446 - 1609 or 446-0508 . 2 bdr . unfurnished mobile home, 12.1l60, on Rt. 36 . Washer & dryer hookup . Call 446 -4369 or 676 -9760 . Firewood for sele . 820 .00 pickup 830.00 delivered . 304 - 675 - 2991 before 11 00 AM or after 6 :00PM . located 1 mi south of Eureka 1 2x60. S 160 mo ., plus Sl 00 dep . & ref's . Call 614 -643 -2916 or 614-643 2644 . 30 " Grl!llvely mower. Cllll Adrain lathey 304-882· 2985 2 bedroom . furnished , air , washer , dryer, $225 rent, 5 HP Dune can. brand new Briggs &. Stranon engine. 304-895 -3490 . deposit . Call 446 -1354 af ter 5 . 55 Building Supplies 2 bedrm . furnished. washer & dryer . ac 5175 month plus utilities & deposit . No pets . Call 614 -992 -7479 . 12x60 Trailer. 2 bedrms. 1 112 located on private 112 bath~ . acre lot in Addison . $220 a month plus utilities Call 614 -992 -6843 af1er 5 p .m . WITH OPTION TO BUY . 14 . wide all electric mobile home. setting on lot ready to mo ... e into . 9200 .00 down S175 .00 MONTH . 304 576 -2711 43 Farms for Rent 10 plus acres of bottom land along Shade Creek . located 1 'h miles West of Alfred on Southside of Co . Rd . 231 Call collect. 1 -513-885 2050 Pasture fields for rent 304 675 -2991 before 11 :OOam or after 6 :00pm . Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gall ipolis . New & used wood & coal sto>Jes. 6 piece wood li>Jing room suite with 6 inc h flat arms S399 . bunlt beds compleh:t with bunkies S199 , 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199 , antron recliners $99 . other recliners $80. maple dinette sets $179 . box springs & mattress twin or full $100 set regular -firm S120 , maple dinette chairs $35 . wash stands $34, maple rockers $59 . 7 piece chrome dinette set S 149, 5 piece dinette set 999, used bedroom suites , refrigera tors. ranges . chest . dressers. wringer washers . TV 's . dry · ers , & shoes . Call 614 -446 3159 . 1- - - - - - - - - - - LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa . chair . rocker , otto · man , 3 tables . (el1Ctra heavy by Frontier). S685 Sofa . 44 Apartment c hair and loveseat, $275 Sofas and chairs priced from for Rent 5285 . to 5895 Tables. S45 and up t o $125 . Hide -a beds. 5440 and up to $525 .. Recliners . $175 . t o JACKSON ESTATES S375 . lamps from 928 to APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) has S75 .5 pc . dinettes from one and two bedrooms. rent $99 ., to 435 . 7 PC S189 starting at S 15 7 for one and up . Wood table with si11 bedroom and S 193 per chairs $425 to 5745 . Desk month for two bedroom , $110 up to S225 Hutches . w1th $200 deposit located $550 and up, maple or pine near Foodl11nd and Spring finish Bunk bed complete Valley Plaza . pool and TV with mattresses . $250 . and Baby beds . ant Call 446 -2745 or leave up t o SJ95 S 110 Mattresses or bo• message springs . full or twin , sse ' firm, S68 . and $78 . Queen Sm811 efficiency apart.. con · tntl air & he11t . 1 professionel sets. $196 4 dr . chests, type gentleman only 446 - $42 . 5 dr . chests . S54 . Bed frames . S20 .and $25 .. 10 0338 gun · Gun cabinets , 5350 Gas or electric ranges S375 2 bdr . apts .. nice . 1 bdr . apt Baby mattresses, $25 & uti lites part peid A-One $35 , bed frames $20. S25 , Real Estate. Carol Yeager Broker . Howard l Yeager Ill & $30 , king frame S50. salesman Call 304 -675 - Good selection of bedroom suites. cedar chests. 5104 or 304 -675 -5386 rockers . metal cabinets , swivel roc kers 1 Bedroom unfurnished apt , near Holzer Medical Used Furniture .. Ranges . Center 446 -3617 . chairs. dryers. refrigerators and TV's 3 miles out 4 roo m unfurn . apt ., all Bu lavilla Rd . Open 9am to carpet. ut1hties paid Adults 6pm , Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to only . no pets Call 446 · 5pm , Sat 3437 614 -446 -0322 1 bedroom Apt . $196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity Contact Village Manor Apts . 614 -992 -7787 Riverside Apts . Middlepon Spec ial rates for Senior Citizens . $130 Equal HousIng Opportunitius . 614 992 7721 TV & Appliances , 627 Third Ave . , Gallipolis , 614 -446 1699 . Spin washe rs , gas & electric dryers . auto washP.rs. gas & electric ranges . refrigerators , TV sets . Apt for rP.nt Call 614 -992 5908 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers . refrigera tors. ranges S~aggs Ap pliances . Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel. 614 -446 -7398 2 bedrm upstairs apt . tn Rutland . S125 . Call 614 742 -2460 or 742 · 3067 . Barga1n s Trade Center . Furn . & appl. outlet . Ka nauga . Ohio 2 bedrm furnished apt . in Middlepon . S2 10 a month , utilittes mcluded Call 614 · 992 · 7177 APARTMENTS , mobile homes. houses . Pt . Pleasant and Galltpoli s 614 · 446 · : 8221 ' TWIN RIVERS TOWE'If' Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an tncsme of less thon S1 2 . 300. Renting for 30 percent of adjusted inco me Phone 304 ·675 · 6679 . • One bedroom . washer dryer hookup, stove and ref . fur nished . Newly redecorated . - Close to hospital 304 · 675 1962 One bedroom furnished apartment in Point Pleasant , , very clean and nice . Adults . only No pets . Phone 304 675 -1386 45 Furnished Rooms , For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Coli 614 -446 -0766 . SIAfJping room 8115 . utili fies paid . Sharf! b11th . male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd . Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . 46 Space for Rent Commerical lot with build ing in prime busine81 loca tion . At corner of Second&. Sycamore. Gallipolis. Will make repairs on building . Cell6t4 -881 -4340 . COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots . Call 614 -992 - 7479 . Thunday,April Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 2 octagon shape Ethan Allen . ant ique pine e nd tables. like new . S100 ea . Call 61 4 · 256 -6505 after 6PM Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12" -22 " stocked in yard . HEAP vender. prompt delivery . 614-2566245 . limestone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446-7785 Firewood cut up slabs S 15 pickup load Call 614 -245 5804 . Case 3 10 front e ndloeder dozer. $4.000 Call 614 · 256 -1427 357 mag . Mark Ill Trooper Colt chrome . 38 special Smith & Wesson 2 in. harrell 38 special chrome plated 3 in . harrell . Only interested calls, 614-256 1551 . 1979 Ford F-250 . GVW 7 . 900 . camper special 31 .000 mi . good c ond ., $5 , 000 . 1981 Chevette 22,000 mi . . like new $3,900 . 3 mobile home al1Cies complete new $300 . Porta -pot S25 Cali 614 256 -6244 . 1- - - - - - - - - - All kinds of furnancc pipes Call 614 -256 -1528 . 10" Pollen chain saw $75 . Call 614 -256 -1528 . 1- - - - - -- - - -- Early Am e rican console ste· reo & 4 spoke mag wheels Ca ll 614-245 -5095 . t-::---------- Parakeets. TV stand. queen sized bedspread, 446-3732 . Barnette c rossbow, 150 lb ., motorcycle and utility trailtn, 1200 lb . capacity . Call 446 -3637 . AAY·s USED FURNITURE At . 7 Addison, Oh . 614 367-0637 . Bunk beds $85, wringer washer S65 , coffee table 98 , chest $26. livin groom suite S85. refrig . $45. high chair $10. freezer $150 . breakfast set (2 chairs) 630. recliner 545 . For you antique Buffs we have 2 beautiful china ca binets. 1 with round glass . Must see to Hppreciate. 12 in . black & white TV, el1CC . cond ., $30 . 75 wan audio vox equalizer . complete with wiring $50 or trade Call 446 -8114 8 H P Wheel Horse electric start 36 in . mower deck. $950 . len N Sons Small Eng in es . Ca ll 614 -379 2827 8 HP Bolens garden tractor. 32 in mower deck . $600 . len N Sons Small Engines Ca ll 614 -379 -2827 . Old 4 room log house. built 1835. logs in roof. good shape to tear down & move Within one mile from Galli polis . Call 446 -4344 . Sthil chain saw 041 model 2 black & decker saws . B & 0 hedge trimmers . 2 radial tires Call 614 -388 -8409 after 4 Rebui lt washers. dryers & refrigerators 30 days war ranty . Nice . Hupp's Applian ces & Glasswere . Comer Rt . ' . 1 & At . 7 . 446 -8033 Sears air condttioner 17 .500 BTU ex shape 1973 2 ton Dodge hay truck with racks good shape . Call 446 -2196 . Quality solid maple chest & twin bed , $50 each . 3 rooms carpet with pad . S25 each . Cell 446-9627 . Bathroom equipment-bath tub. lavatory vanity, medi · cine cabinet . Will sell cheap . 76 Ford 4 WD need work S850 . Cell 614-388 -8472 . 1 set bunk beds & accessories . Call 614 -992 -5523 Custom drapes blinds. vertical man shades shown at your estimate . P. A. 458 -1018 . 1 ·· venetian blinds . RoSamples home . Free Sayre . 304- 3 piece 1930 's diningroom suite . Table. buffet. china cabinet . S 100 .00 . 304 675 -7559 . Bedroom suite c omplehl! . vanity bench , chest, chairs, coffee table . Phone 304773-5846 . 52 CB,TV, Radio Equipment Sanvo Stereo Music System . Turntable. AM -FM ra· dio. 8 track player-recorder. Call 304-675-6310. 64 Misc. Merchandise Set of Remington Rifles. model 141, caliber 36, 32 , 30 . Good cond . will not sell separste . Also, several other guno . 304 -773-5666 . 100ft. chain link hmce with two gates. 304 -882-3202 . Mobi le home supplies: non tol1Cic antifreeze-S5 50 per gallon . Water heating elements. water heater. steps , windows. doors , faucets . breaker!l . etc . HotPoint heavy -duty electric dryers , this month only $279 . Kingsbury Homes Parts and Acce~ ;ory Store . 900 East Main St .. old Booltmobile building in Pomeroy or call 992 -5587 Village Shop in Aulsnd in having a going out of business Sale . Everything reduced to cost prices , somethings under cost . Weekdays 9 .30 5 :00 . Saturdays 9 :30 · df6 :00 . Homelite 8 hp riding mower, 30 in . rear end motor . Good condition . $300 . Call 614986-3621 Stainle11 Steel double sink . f25 . Call614 -992 -6260. 30 in . el&etric range. $1 00 ; gas clothea dryer. $86; 40 in . Frigidara electric range. like new t75: wringer washer 8100. Call 614· 742-2362 . 1-:--:------- -- - B. Ill R. WOOD SHOP. Patio furniture. picnic tablet and noveltie• Call 304-675 · 5405 . JIVIDEN& EQUIPMENT 114·441·1878 Vermeer round bolero, rokoo, lttldtra. & mower• elao a complete lint of bolt handling • feeding ICCIIIOrles. TO· becco end corn epreyera, w1gon1, rotny dllera, rotery cuttert, blad••· cultlvatort, dlaca, plows, poet drlvert, plastic tanks. wood splittert, gates, powerweaher, a kid steer loader. Wheelhorae with .. ndom uel. And aee us for • complete line of USED EQUIPMENT: 245 Maosoy Forg.. 3 -8N Ford. 9N Ford, 4241H. 801 Workmaster Ford. 50 Ferg .. 150 MF with loader, J .D. doz8f, Vermeer round baler, 120 MF baler, IH disc mower. gravity wagons. plows. corn planter, lime spreader. WE BUY USED EQUIPMENT . Call 446-1675 . M . F. S400 .. inhey veryconditioner good condi-. tion. Call 388-9996. Shipped Direct - lowast Cost, You build it or we will, 24x48 garage o r barn $1,850 . 2 bdr. wilderness home $3.960 . See our model. 1 -614-886-7311 . 62 Wanted to 8uy 66 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor -outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service . Call614 ·446· 7795 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call 614 -367 -7220 . Briarpatch Kennels Profes· sional All · breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor boarding fa · cilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppies. Call 614 -3889790. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow puppies, CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens . Call 614 -446 -3844 after 6 AKC Reg . Brittney Spaniel pups . 2 males- 2 fema les. $150 . Each 6 wks. old . E11.c . hunting stock. champion blood lines. Call 614-992 2318 during day & 9922627 after 5 & weekends . EASTER SPECIALS!' Hop on over to our store and check our expanded fish dept . and specials . We have bunnies . we 'll have chicks and ducks in time for Easter . Fish Tonk. 2413 Jackson Ave , Pt . Pit 304 -675 2063 Registered 8 1k. and Ton female grade male Blue Tick Hound Female Beegle will sell oil for $100 .00 or will trade for good gun 304 882 -2573 altar 6PM . 58 Fruit & Vegetables Farm Supplies & Livestock 61 Farm Equipment Troy -Bill tillers . Check our special price before you buy any tillers . Swisher Implement Co . St . Rt .7 N. Galli· polis.OH . Call 614 -4460475 . International Harve8ter. 574 Diesel tractor. wide front, live-in power. PS, 3 pt . hitch, 53 HP. extra good condition. $8 ,500 . Will take trade. Phone 304 -675· 7421 . 1970 Oliver 1650 Model $4,500 .00 . Cub trctor with 6 pices of equipmant $2,000 .00 . 1982 Motorcy· cle V-45 Mag . S3 ,1 00 .00. 304.675 -7337 day 675 - PAINTING - interior and ex terior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 yra. oxp. Cell 614 -38B-9662 . / Will pay S10 .00 for operat ing manuel for 1250 Oliver Tractor Model1976. Phone 304-676-2823. '70 to '72 Ford or Chevy. Runable. priced reasonable cell 304 -675-t 144. 73 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 6t4-446-2282 . 1982 Camero V-6, auto, T-top. Call 446-2350 . 1977 Camero fair cond . Call 614-379-2726 . 1982 AMC Spirit 6 cyl., auto .. air, AM - FM, $4.195. 1981 2 dr .. Chevy Che.v ette auto. $3.195 1980 2 dr. Ford Fairmont, 4 cyl., auto, air. S2.995 . 1980 Renault LeCar 4 spd .. air. sun root. AM-FM. $2.495 . 1979 Plymouth Horizon 4 spd., low mi l aaga, $2,395 . 1979 Buick Skyhawk 6 cyl., auto, air. AM -FM tape. $2.495. John's Auto Sales. Bu laville Rd, 446·4782 . Open til dark. Livestock Corn plsnters: New Ford 2 row, used 4 row MF . Call 614 -379-2468 . Young Murray Grey herd bulls for sale . Also 15 heifers, 650 to 700 lb. ready for service . Call before 9AM or after 8PM 614 -286 3313. For sa le 2 horse trailer good con d ., good tires, $750 . Call 614 -388 -9969. Jersey cow 379 -2821 . ~tnd calf Call Goats . Call614-367 -72t7 Appa loosa Horse. 6 yr. old gelding . Reg . Also 3 saddles . 256 -6413 after 5 p.m. Goa t s -neubian type. 614-367-7230. Call 3 weined pigs, delivered. Hugh Leifheidt, Rt. 2, Pomeroy. Ohio. Cell 614-9926918. 23 large AI Bred Calfhood vaccination. Holstein heifers freshen late Apri l. 304- 27 32848 . Hampshire Ram Shflep. One year old . Reserve champion at Mason County Fair. Phone 304 -882-2359 . One mare, one Stud Colt . 304-676 -6420. One year old goat. no horns. 630 .00. Phone 304 -882 3326. Hay & Grain Northup King corn, alfalfa & grass seed, other farm seeds. Ca ll Vaughn Taylor, 614-245 -5064 or614- 245 6815 after 8PM . Ground ear corn $6 .50 per 100. Bring own container. 304 -676-3308 . No Sunday seles Mixed hay $1 50 bale or will sell by ton. 1-304 -882· 2767 65 Seed & Fertilizer Seed corn, tobacco supp· liet, fertilizer, chemicals. fence supplies. including hi-tinsel, used farm equip· mont . Altizer Farm Supply, 814-245-6193. Garden seeds. p1anu. Kennebec seed potatoes S 8 50. Fertilizer. field seeds. Boso Agri -Center, 446- 2463. Tobacco allotment for sale. Contact 304-675-7717 af - ~:6:5:7:4:e:v:e:n;;;i;;;ng~s~.;;:;;:;;:;;:;:.L:te:r:6=·0=0=P=M======J OUR BOARDING HOUSE - " '~"· " " "- '" ,.,, ", "'" '"". ~==========::;==========~ Tran sportatiOn Want to lease tobacco allotments. Mason, Cabell. Put nom County. Call Andy Sigler, Morgan's Woodlawn Farm . Rt . 35 . 304-675 2276 or 304-736-2342 . 63 wllh Major Hoople • / / 1976 Olds Gutless. PS. P8. AC. cruise control. well cared for . 446-3433 or 675-62t7 Vans & 4 W.O. 1969 VW window van . low miles. $600. Call 614 -3677750. 1980 Chevy Scotsdale 4x4, 48.000 miles. aux. tank. short bed. 85.500 . Call 446 -2107 or 614-3670107. 1979 Jeep Cherokee wago neer Golden Eagle. good cond., PS, PB, AT. air, AM · FM 8 track. Call 304676-2039 eve ., or 675 3210 . '70 Ford camper type van $600.00. 304-576-2651 . 74 Motorcycles 1977 Harley Davidson Sportster 500 orginal mi les. good cond .. $2 ,800. Call 446 -0130 or 614-367 7152. 1976 Honda 750. Hardly ridden. like new cond .. lots of chrome, very clean, $1.500 1irm . Ca11446 -0130 01614-367-7162 . 80 Plymouth TC3 Horizon 4 cyl .. auto . trans. AM -FM. air. good cond Call 446 7496 after 6. 1979 Goldwing GL 1000 full dressed. AM-FM stereo cassetle, cruise. new rubber , low miles, excellent 1974 Vo lkswagen Beell~ condition. Call 446 -4406 good condition . Cell 446· after 6 :00 . 2787 or 446 -7858 . 1981 Honda CM 400 custom, like new, 5000 miles . 1978 Chrysler Cordoba. V8. auto .• new tires . Call Cell 446-4406 alter 6 :00. 379-2726 . 1979 Honda CM400T good 1971 Cadillac Limo. black. cond. $625 . Call 446 tinted windows. full power, 4580. extras, 42,000 miles, exce llent condition . 446 -7833 or 1981 Yamaha Virago excel· lent shape, lots of extras. 446-1833. Coli 1-614-682-3907 . 1977 Corvette T -top. cover. 1979 Honda CV 650 9,500 loaded. Call 367-0232 . miles. $1,200. Call 446 80 Vik ing pop -up camper 8653 . $1.400. 78 Gremlin X 6 cyl., 3 spd., $1.200. 76 Datsun 1981 Kawasaki 250 street 610 stg. wagon, 4 spd ., AC, bik.e. low mileage, $600 . 1$650. Or make oHer . Call Cell 446-4803. 614-367 -0167 . 1 ------~ 68 Har ly Electra ( je . 1975 Pinto. 4 spd ., S500or Basket case. See Doc Faw. best offer. Call 6.14 -379 - Side Hill Rd, Rutland or Cherly Fry. Call 614 -742 2327 2081 . 1981 Z-28 Camara. e~tc . cond. , priced to sell, T-top . 1980 Kawasaki 1 300 shaft dri>Je, 1 3.050 mi les. Very Coll614-379-2688 . good condition . Call 614 · 1979 Mustang Ghia, black - 992-7110 after 6 p.m. grey. vinyl top. Excellent condition . A.C .. a.m . f.m ., 1981 Yamaha Virgo 750 . cauett VB automatic . Sears dune cart 5 hp, rear S3200. Call olter 5 992 - windows louver to fit '82 or '84 Camara or Firebird. 6843. Never used . 304 - 576 · ' 76 CheveHe. automatic . 2 2119. dr . hatchback . Good condi1982 Honda. 750 Custom t;on. Coli 6t4-992-5838 Faring, 5,602 miles . 304 882 -3416 . 1981 VW Diesel Rabbit 5 spd., ac, stero, 64,000 mi les. S4500 Call 614- "75 Honda CD 360. 6.200 miles. Exc . cond. $475 .00 992 -5866 Phone 304-468 -1678. -=---=--~~~~- p 77 Thunderbird Town landau. 70,000 mites. loaded 75 Boats and 304-895-3445 Motors for Sale 1977 Dodge station wagon, low mileage. Phone 304 576-2918 . 1980 Ford Fiesta. exc. cond., 39,000 miles . Phone 304-882 -2346 1979 T-Bird, 48.900 mi les. PS. PD. AC. RR defogger, AM-FM stereo tape, new battery, good cond ., axe. mech . cond. . $4,000 .00 negotiable. Call 304-89534 72 after 5 :00. 1969 Camero 360. 4 speed. $1.100.00 . 304-675 -1600 ask for Jim lively. 1974 VW Beetle, good running cond ., 304 -7736156 olter 4:30 . 72 Trucks for Sale New truck fenders & doors . Chevy fenders $84.96. Chevy doora $176 . Ford fflnders S 76 . Call 614-256 1260. 1979 Chevy Luv 4 wheel drive. Cell 446- 3653 . 1981 Dodga Ram D-60 pickup, axe . cond . $3800 . Coli 256-1657. 1976 International road tractor, 903 Cummings, 10 opd., $8000. 1976 GMC Dump 368, gae cheater axle, insulated bed. air brakes. 88000. Three axle equipment trailer. $1000. 12 ton unit truck crane, $4000. Coii992-546B, St. Rt. 124. 1983 Ford Ranger, 4 spd., 4 cyl., 2 tone, brown & tan, long bed,l1epbumper. Road llghtl, matching topper. For ule or trade. t 6896. Call 614-986-4367 1977 Dodga pickup, 6 h . bod, 6 cyl. 304 -773-5207 . Chris Craft 36 ft . cabin cruiser with trailer , $12,000 . Coli 614 -245 5032 or 304 -675 -1731 . Correct Craft & Ski Su preme. family ski boats. New & used, Parkersburg WV 304-422 -8433 or 304422 -2367 . 76 Auto Parts & Accessories Billy lee's Tires and Battery Sales . New and used tires. also, tire repairs . 1603 Jef ferson Ave. Point Pleasant. 304 -676 -5405 . Now open 24 hrs. a day. mechanic on duty. Good used tires, all sizes and Steel Wheels . Cottageville. W.Va . 304-372-686B. GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . scotchguard-water extrac · tion. deodorizen. FREEetti· mates. Reasonable ratea. Gene Smith. 992 -6309 . RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quaur, and house cells . Call 304 -576 2398 or 614 -446- 2454. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304-675t331 . 77 Auto Repair E &. V Body Shop Custom painting , A · C welding. Georges Creek Rd. 4469304 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAM PER SALES llo SERVICE. U.S. At. 60, Coolville. Oh 614667·3386 . 26 ft. camper. BR double bed. LR couch, kitchen. bath, ac, awning. antenna, A· 1 con. Coli 8t4 -6933929 or 814-992-6917 . A B.l>.fJAtJ~ DAIGVIRt . Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes. Pumps Sales and Service . 304 -895-3802 Abstens Home Improve ment Specialist. framing. roofing. siding. remodeling. concrete work and will haul gravel. sand or anything call 304-468-1566 . ANNIE TIME TO GOOD&YE. GO, AHNIE LITTLE MISSY. YOUR TFfl 1'/IIIT.' I'M 6ETTIN!l THOSE PECULIIlPi PIHoS ON THE SONI\1'! A<lfliN, PPiOFE5SOfl EOti! AilE 'fW IIIJTHORIZEO T'&E IN HEliE? Remodeling, siding. interior and e~tterior. textured coating. simulated brick and stucco . Thermo replace ment windows. 304·676 1560 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUM811\1G AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phona 614-446 -3888 or 614 -446-4477 ALLEY OOP NOW \UU AWD FOOZV GO BACK .. AND LEAVE UPPER 'r"OR.CH 'S AND WATCH THE END OF lHE RACE JUST AS IF NOTI-iiNG ><AS 1-iAPPENED . "KILLER" 10 ll<: I SURE HOPE I CAN CONTROL '~ MY 'TEMPER, FOOZ.Y! CN.AY> COME ON, OOOLA , LET'S ROUND UP SOME OF THE GIRLS! WE'VE GOT WORK TO DO! JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1. Bo• 365, Gallipolis . Call6t4 -367-0576. S HULAW 'S Plumbing and Heating. Rt . 2 Neal Road. Point Pleasant, W . Va. 304675-6420 . licensed and Insured . 1- - - - -- - -- - 83 Excavating Good -1 Exca\lating. basements. footers . drivf!ways. septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 -446 4537, James L. Davison, Jr. owner. J.A.A. Construction Co . Water Lines , Footers. Drains . All kinds of Ditching . Ru11and . Oh . 614 - 742 2903. ..why don't you just call him' ff 4ou're sure you left your chairdes1qn on MrTwerp's des/•,. ... Dotson's Tree Service . Insured - Free Estimate. 304576-2897 . 84 Electrical & Refrigeration WINNIE Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of e lectric worlt, ell work guaranteed . Aerial truck rental . 614-4464066. SEWING Machine repairs. service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Seiners . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284. D. DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · Professional service for appliances, heating, cooling and electric, Selland insta ll Amana. Gibson. Kitch en Aid. Residential. Commercial . Industrial. 304675 - 4 8 t 9 or 814 -388 -B274 . 0 . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Professional ser · vice for appliances, heating, cooling and electric. Sell and insta ll Amana. Gibson. Kit · chen Aid. Residential. Com · mercia l. Industria l. 304 676-4819 or 614 -388-8274. 85 lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy luv truck . Phone 304 676 -6462. MG, TOO, LET'S(:£) f£T RINGLE ' S SERVICE expe rienced roofing. including hot tar application, carpenter. electrician. masC'n . Call 304 - 675-2088 o• 675 4560 . GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal. furniture c leaning. free estimates. 304 -675-2295 . O RVILLE, YOU'VE 60T TO COM E LJ P W IT H THAT M ONEY. I'LL PAY IT BACK. IF IT TAi<E5 TH IC REST OF MY LIFE! WINNI E 7 TH IS 15 ORVILLE. WE'VE ~~~?o~~~~RS I -4"· AGAIN. BARNEY HERE COMES TH' PARSON, PAW·· NARY A DRAP I DID!! I TOLD '(OU TO PUT THEM CORN 5QUEEZIN'5 LEFT AWAY Need something hauled away or something moved1 wa·ll do ;t. Call 446-3159 between 9 and 5 . • JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier. 304 -6767397. Oump 1ruck for hire. will haul coat or limeatone. 304676- 3190 . .., PEANUTS THIS WAS A 6000 SU66ESTION •.IF APLAVEfl. MAKES A DUMB MISTAKE, I PULL HIS CAP DOWN BONK, 1 . I Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 t 83 Soc. Ave., Gelllpollt. 614-446-7833 or6t4-44&t833 . • I -miNK I NEED A NIGHT L16fH OVER HIS HEAD... B7 four ordinary words. I.. _._ I r 11114llnlledftet••n s Jette."-!: ... Newt MOVIE : 'Tho Last Chaoo' ()) New Treasure Hunt C1l To Be Announced Cll Andy Griffith Cil Newa/Spona/Woather Ill Dr. Who liD 3-2 · 1. Contact g) Star Trek 6 :30 D CI1 Cil NBC lllewa Cll Rifleman (1) Numero Uno !PREMIERE) (]) Carol Burnett CIJ Iii IDI ABC Nowo Ill Ill ®! CBS News (}) Business Report liD Newton's Apple 7:00 D IIJ PM Magazine (I) Here Come the Brides (1) SportaCenter (]) Hogan·s Heroes ([J Entertainment Tonight Cil Cha~ie's Angels D CIJ Wheel of Fortune (I) ® MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ®!News UliDI People's Court Jeffersons 7 :30 D IIJ Tic Tac Dough (1) ESPN's Spoodweek !PREMIERE) (I) Sanford and Son CIJ D Cll Family feud ®! Wheel of fortune Ol (]! Entertainment Tonight ti) One Day at a Time 8 :00 0 CII Cil Gimme a Break Conclusion . When the Chief insists that Joey be sent to an orphanage. Nell tries to convince him to adopt the boy instead. (AI (I)_ Country Rock: Oak ridge Boys This benefit con c an for the Bentonville Community Center was taped in Pine Bluff. Ark . CII MOVIE: 'looker' Cll When Will the Dying Stop? (1) Nfl's Greatest Mo ments NFL"s Greatest Moments presents · 1981 NFL Year in Review.· (]) MOVIE: 'The Ra;nmaker' (I) OJ (12J Two Marriages Art becomes involved with a patient who reminds him of his lat e fathe r and Shelby ftnds out her new friend is trying to get her hands on Scott . (60 mtn .) D Cil ® Magnum P.l . (j) Weapons in Space: Next Arms Race (fi) Sneak Previews Cohosts Nea l Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons talte a look at 'Romancing the Stone · and "Swing Shtft · g) MOVIE: 'Bang the Drum Slowly· 8:30 D CIJ CD Family Ties Ma llory reassesses her relation · ship with Jeff . IRI (!) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic Citv. NJ CID New Tech Times 9:00 DI])CDChoersTheCoach turns into a tyrant when he manages a little-league team . IRI 1IJ MOVIE: 'Harr; Tracy' CIJ 700 Club Cil Gl 1D1 lotter;l Flaherty and Rush award some winnings to a mM who has six months to live and a bookworm who suddenly becomes king of a fraternity . (60 mrn ) 0 C1J ®I MOVIE: .Tho Rod-Ught Sting' (j1) Mystor;l ·Reilly: Ace of Spies .· Af-ter being arrested . Dzerzhinsky and Reilly play out the stnister. psychological game of cnme and pun ishment . [60 min .) [Closed Captioned] 9 :30 D I]) (IJ Buffalo Bill Woody quits forcing Bill to appoint Newdell as stage manager . (A) I]) Album Flash t 0:00 D I]) (IJ Hill Street Blues Hill sinks lower into a vortex of gambling and selfdestruction while Chief Dante ls reaps an unexpected windfall in his race for mayor. IRI 160 m1n .) I]) MOVIE: 'My Favorite Year' CIJ Iii (j} 20/20 ()) Mystery! 'Reilly Ace of Spies .' After being arrested. Dzerzhinsky and Reilly play out the sintster. psy chological game of crime and punishment . (60 min.l (Closed Captioned} (ffl Newswatch g) INN News 10 :30 Cll Blondie Gil Tony Brown's Journal fl) Love American Style 10:45 (]) TBS Evening News t t :00 . . IIJ CIJ 0 Cil ®I Gl!DI 1 CERDa II I tYESWIL J I I tsHoRccl J I I WHAT THAT F INICKY D06 V'/A5. Now arrange the circled leners to form the surprise answer, as suggested by the ebo>Je canoon. Prinr answer here . " rI I I :J- [I]" (Answers tomorrow) Yo: s lerday s Jum bles WEL SH CROAK PO TI ER CANKER What a guy wh o doesn ' t li ke hav ing time on h1s hands sh o uld ge t - A POCKET WAT CH I Answer· Jumble Booll No. 25. c onl11lnlng 110 puules . is IIVSil abi ~J lor $ 1.95 plus S5c 1M h.!lndllng !rom Jumble. eJo this newspaper. So~ 34 . Norwood. N.J 07846 . Include ~ou r name. Bddren. ~ip code and m.!lkfl c heck p11y11ble lo New1p1p1~ 1 . p . o a . .. . . m I]) MOVIE : 'Some Kind of Hero' Ill Another Ule (!) SportsContor CD News/Sports/Weather (I) Avengers g) Benny Hill Show 1 t : 1 5 (1) Mazda Sponslook t 1 :30 D ill Cil Tonight Show I]) MOVIE: 'Bad Boys' (1) Best of Groucho (I) Catlin• Cll Bonny Hill Show 0 Cil Trapper John, M.D. ® All In tho Family G iD1 Nightline f!l!l Twilight Zone 11 ·45 (!) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ t 2 :00 Ill Burna • Allen (I) MOVIE: 'Save tho Tiger' CIJ Nightline CIJ Dave Allen at large (]D MOVIE' 'Futu111 1/Vorfd' G 1D1 Eye on Hollywood 8Gunomoke t2 :30 Cl ()) (IJL.ate Night with David Lettennen 0 Co •• ··-~- D 1IJ Cll Ill Cll ® Ill 1D1 News General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Call 614 -256-1141 or614446-11 75 or 614 - 446 7911 . Unscramble these four Jumbles , IIJ Alum . vinyl aiding. storm doora, windows, gutters, roofing and room addition. Cell 614 -387-0409. b~HennAmold endBobLM one letter 10 each square, to form EVENING 8 :00 13 l}'j}l)~ ID'il ~ Tl<AT SCRAMBLED WORD GAllE- ~~ ~~s THURSDAY 416/84 Morcum Roofing Ill SpoutIng. Now inttalllng rubber roofl. 30 yeara e•perlence, specializing In built up roof. Cell6t4 -388-98117. Wanted lo buy tobacco poundage . Call446·9777 or 446 -3592 . 64 Harris Farms & Green Houses. Rt . 124, Portland. Oh . Now open 10 -- dusk . Home lmprovementt PLASTERING • Now and repair oommerclel end real~ dtnllel, frM tltlmatao. Coli 1114-288·1182. per11 8a aervic;:e. Used V30 ditch witch trencher & case 460 loader. 1-614-694-7842 or 6945006 . Now open for business. Mountain State Block, Rt . 33. New Havan . Complete masonry supplies. 4... 8". 12" block . Delivery service. Phone day 304 -882- 2222. evening 882 · 3239 . 81 long treotore. Building materials block, brick , sewer pipes. windows , lintels , etc Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Cell614 -246 -5121 . LUMBER -Rough cut , oak. poplar, 2x4, 2x6, 2l1C8, 1 x4, 111.6, 1 x8, tength available. 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Zuspan . 304 -773-5554 . WHAR BE THEY? FARM The Daily Sentinel- Page Television Viewing by Larry Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Farm Equipment Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio s, 1984 ill MOVIE: fisher' 'The King- BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby The force be with you NORTH • J 98 "Q 8 2 • Q6 4 7 5 32 ou r bi dding m e thod Opener re bids tw o of a minor With a thr ee -c ar d mi_no r. or rebid s his m ajor sun 1f he has srx cards in that sult . With a really good hand he makes whatever r e bid seems bes t to him. In toda y s hand. South 's seco nd b1d w as a raise to two no-trump to show a hand too strong for a one no - 4 · :i· 84 + WEST EAST • 642 "J97 5 • J 9 53 +K5 " 104 3 • 10 6 2 +AQ1098 trump opening +K J Nort h SOUTH +AQI0 7 3 pl ayers dutifully but reluctantly bid three spades. South carried on to four , which wa s made with the loss of two c )ubs and one "AK6 tAK 7 +6 4 s pade What happened to players who were not using a for cing Vulnerable: Both Dealer Suuth West North East Pass Pa ss l'ass I NT 3• Pa ss Pass Pass no-trump '' Either North passed ont' spade and the co nt rac t was pla yed there. or Sou th opened i::l 20-point two no -trump. which all N orth p·laye r s ri: I Jsed to Sou th I+ 2 NT 4• P <:~s s threC'. Aga1nst t hree no -trump West opens th e 10 of clubs Open ing lea d +A and the d ef~nd e rs start with fi ve c lub trif'k s They eve nt uall y get a spad e, sett1ng the co ntract bv two tn cks Of course , d·eclarer was By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Ba ck 1n 1940, Alvm Rolh and Tobias Stone 1nvented the forcing on e no-trump as a response to an openmg one-bid of a five -c ard major suit. It is now almost a "must " bid for modernists We aren 't modernists. bul we also use it as a part of Most unlut'k y experts, Includin g us J acobys. d o open a 20-polnt hand with two no -trump However , w1th a fi ve-ca rd major and an unslOpped suit we would ope n one s pade . not two no- trump (NEWSPAP E R ENTE RPRISE ... SSN I .. ~~ w.a~ by THOMAS JOSEPH 3 Mortal ACROSS suffering 1 Throb 4 Tree 5" - the 5 German Horrible" city 6 Candlenut 10 On the(inactive ) 1% Love, tree 7 Lose to Ita hans one's soul 13 Alabama rity 14 Grow toward 8 Sandy 9 New night beginning IS Buildmg wing 11 One of the 16 - de rere Four 18 Unired Horsemen 19 Like the bull 21 Stalag irunare 11 Errunet 20 Tenant's 2% Closely expense confined Yesterday's Answer Z3 Mindy 's love 24 Not remarkable 25 Young hare 30 Municipal VIP 31 Our !Fr.) 32 Garson 37 Greek deity 39 Japanese verse 26 Swamp 28 Thick roll . 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BVXJIVC MANY TiiiNGS HAVE TO BE SAID BEFORE THEY CAN BE SAID Yestenlaay'a Cryptoquote: OBSCURELY PK N CLEARLY.-HENRY JAMES �Page 14 The Daily Sentinel Soil survey mapping underway Teenagers' murderer; Florida child killer die By The Associau.d Pn'Ss A Florida child kill!'!' and 1he murderer of two teen-ag<'rs on a Louisiana lover's lane were ei<'Ctro cuted this momlng, marking thf' first time sinC'f' reinstatemPn t or the death penalty that two ex!'<'Utions were carried out on the s am£> day . In Florida, :!IJ.vear-old Arthur F. Goode liE was put to dmth shortlY after 7 a.m . at the Florida Stutc Prison near Starke. Goode, who was condemned for the 1976 sta.ving of 9-year-old Florida boy, bragged about his crimes and said Wcdnesday thaI he was still eager to molest little boys. Six hours before. at thf' L ouisiana State Prison ln Angola . Elmo Patrick Sonnier. 3.'i, died in thC' stat<'' s electric chair as thC' fa thf'rs of both of his teen-agl' victims watched with foldt'tl arms. The t:>xecu!ions wt:>rP the 17ttJ and 18th slnce I he Suprml(' \our! r~instated the death penalt y in 1976. They brought to seven thcnumbQruf executions thut have taken place this year. Sonnier insisted to the end that his younger brother had commi ttc•d the Nov. 5, 1977. murders of thl' swf't't hear1 s abducted from a 1om· I ~' lover ' s lane. But Louisiana G)\" Edwin Edward s and fi\'t' court s. including thr U.S. Suprf'ml ' CoUJ1, all rPjf'f'tPd la st-minutf' c lf •mPnc\· bids. Sonnif'r was convict od of pumpin,e: chamber at Ango la State · Helen said as witnesses signed the Prison by Sister HC'Ien Prejean , a legal papers. "He told me today how it aU happened. He had inadequate !{oman Ca tholic nu n. Four alt ernat lng jolts of2. 000 vo1ts counseL Eddie did it. " Sonnier's brother, Eddie, '£1, was and 500 volts of t•!('('trici ty passed through his body and he was con v icted of murder and sentenced to death in the slayings, but the pronounced dPad at 12: 15a.m. CST. " He was ready Ito diP! ," Sister sentence was reduced to life in prison when the courts ru led he had only hPid a nashlight for Elmo. EXECUTED - Elmo SonnEddie later testified at his brot her's ier, 35, died early today In trial that he had puUC'd the ttigger. Louisiana's electric chair . He the jury di d not believe him. but William A. Blytht> was convicted In the 1!1'77 U nder Louisiana law, only the murder of a teenage couple In a William Albc11 Blythe. 71. 43679 act ual murderer- not the person south Louisiana lovers' lane. Pomeroy Pike. died Wednesday at who aids and ab>ts the crime- can ( AP Laserpholo ). PIPasant Valle)' Hospital. be executed . T ree pa<'kets ready Mr. Bly lht> was born in Kentucky In Florida, where there has been on Sept. 9, 1912. a son of the late one other execution this year and Wil liam Rosco and Stella Genoa thrff' since 1979, Goode's attorneys Tree packets and ground rover l:lly thc. He was a plumber and was a argued his exec ution wou ld violate plants ordered from the Meigs Soil m ember of the Plumb>rs and state laws against executing inand Water Conservation District Pipefi tter s Umon Local189, Colum- ma tes who all' insane. The U.S. Ladles Auxil iary may bP picked up bus.andtheUnitedAncientOrderof Supreme Court rcjPCted that argu at the M eigs Soil and Water DnJlds. Newark. ment Wednesday. Conservation District office on Su1"1ving are three stepdaughBut during a prison Interview Sa turday, April 7, 8 a.m . un ti1 12: 30 tcrs, (;iibcrta Starcher. Pomeroy; Wednesday. Goode. whose IQ was p.m.andMonday. April 9,from9:30 Bcnna Martin and Connir Reid, both found to be in the low 60s, said he was a.m. to4: 30 p.m. Anyone need ing to of Westervi lle; two stepsons. J ohn "competent for ex!'<·ution" and make ot her arrangem Pnts should Hc. l'p!'r and Thomas Harper. both of would kill again if freed . contact the SWCD office, 992-6647. Pomcro)·: two brot her s. Paul r----...::..---------------------l Edward Bl)'l he and .John Hf'nf)' Bi)'l hr . IJO!h of Newark . Fi VC' g-r andchildrf'n ai.<;O SUJ"ive. ENJOY DINING Pn'f't'<:Hng h.im in dPath bc>sides AND DANCING hi ~ PJ.n•nts Wt'll' his fonn Pr wif<•. only TO THE MUSIC OF 1-:,·dvn Blythr•; Ada Ha1per. c dose fri end. und. a da ughter, Debbie Ul.vth<• only AND THE ORGAN Sf>rYiC'('S will be> hC'ld at ll a.m . I Area deaths I \\-it ness room and d irC'Cth· int o thl' and I 10 9 p .m . Frida.\'. Prime Rib ............ $9 95 Stuffed Flounder. . $79 5 didn't ask me ... SonniPr had llf•(• n li'fl to lht• 17 cases terminated F'our1f~e n df'fPnd.1n 1s m~n · tint'll and tiU"f'(' othf'rs fot tPil ('< l hond -. 111 MC'igs County ( ·oUii \\ "t 'flnr•s(LI _ \. Fined b\· .ludgt · P a tn d ; (l" Hr it •n wen~ Rober! :V1uqJh_,.. l ·!; rcin1·. s pf'('d. $2.'} J. nd CIJS I "i; ht ·,·m :-i lwh dorn. Cornm g. '-' j.). 'cd . $~-1 and( ~ ) "ts : Michrlf' Mow n·~·. 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Route 1. ltcH'l n< '. who cli!'d 1\'ednrsd a)' P\'rnmg at St. .Josep h Hospital in SHOE PLACE I ' d 1·kt ·r~ IJurg as th o r(lsult of inju r irs IN MIDDLEPORT motm1'.VCIC' accident , f<l., ·ing ~1r . .Jonr-s was OOrn <:~ I Harmonv Jan. · IN GELS FURNTI URE & JEWEL·RY, INC. .' ~ 3 1902 Hn,m<·< ·ountv . W.Va .. . ;,;on r Jf .\' ~\· .1 rd CoolidgL• and Mar .Jnnt '" · Ht · H·as an C'mplo_vt.1 of thC' \nwric<~n F:h·tric Powpr Co. at Suul hl 'rn Oh io Coal' s Meigs M ine 1. O N SECOND AVE 1 6 · • lit · H·a .o. . .:t member of thf' U nit ed \ lHH ' \\"I JI"kf' l' S '-'u n:h ·mg a IT' hi~ parC'nt s, Mr. a nd :\l1 ·o.. ..\_n\·ard .Jane'S, Sr ., Route 2. !Cw !nt': thrf'{' sons, Curtis Dion, I ~ ill _, . . lrl(' Ltnd .JamiC' Allen JonE'S, Hull !< 2. r{.ad nC': a daugh t<>r, \r\'cndy I .\ nn .lont •s. Hout(' 2, R.arine; fou.r '-I"H•r c..,. P<.~tric ia Ann McCo.\..: , Ne· H'; l rk: Wanda Sup La udermil 1, SKlrN:k Absorber Replacement • Tire Care and Maintenance SAVE HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS - OUR LOSS- YOUR GAIN - BIG SAVINGS PRICES GOOD APRIL 5th - 6th OR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST I l 1, 1nr · ha _\' HutX'rts and Brf'nda Joy . J o n~ ·~. ;11! o f R. ac inr : thn>f' brot h PrS . Hrm.t ld \'inrf'n t. S\-racuSf'; Ja mf'S fi. 11Y f '.\ · :md Hogr•r l..l't• Jon('s, both nt f{t~c ·l nf'. :1nd ;1 gr and m o thr>r, .-\nrn ~ · ll .tr pt'r. Waltun. W . \'d . f·'t lll liwmg st·rv ir r>s Su nda.\ morni ng. tht· hew:!:· \.\"il l bP ta kC'n to Stl, til _ \ d alt · ("( 'nlP! r r~v nt HarmonY. \\ . \ " <~ . for g ra\ 'f'sidr ri tf's at :1 Su mL 1\·. FriPn ds ma.v call a t thr J-:v, tn;..: F uncr;tl Hom(·from2to 4 and p.m. -: !11 11 p m . Sal1l1Lb~· Ohio lotterv winner (1\P i T he \ \ ·1r1111 11g nu rnt.. •r d r ;.~wn \>\"pdnr·scl{:j.v n1gh1 10 1h<' Ohi o Lollrrv' s cla ii)' g, ll!lf '. "Tht> :'\uml.x•r." was R19. In till ' "" Pil'k ~ " game. p la,\'('CI ).!! mda \. through Friday, thl' win · < '1.1-:\'LI.·\:'\D MIDDLEPORT ITEMS ARE LIMITED Quantiti es, Colors & Selection ADMIRAL DRYER ADMIRAL WASHER . , ; . • . : • :_cs;; -I= .c i-_-.~-1 : . SALE NOW IN PROGRESS HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION COMPLETE CREDIT TERMS ~ Reg. ~ Reg. Price 1469.95 CAlORIC ElECTRIC NOW Reg. Price Price 1 579 9 ~ HEAVY DUTY NOW 20 lb. Ca pa City • 3 T1 med Wash Cyc les • Pre- P10grammed Cycle/ Timer Control • 4-Po si t io n Ene1 gy -Sa vet Wa ter l evel Control • ¥. HP Motor • Heavy -Duty Tran smi s- $J8995 Reg. Price 1619.95 $JJ995 1499.95 20 lb . Capacity • 2 Automatic Drying Cycles • Fabric / Cycle/ Time/Energy-Saver Control • 5Po sition Energy-Saver Heal Selector • Wrinkle- SJ4995 ~ HEAVY DUTY 1 CALORic· NOW n Gas or Elec. 30 " GAS DOUBLE OVEN iillllii;&~~R:_:e:;!gl . ' 895 .9 5 NOW $5 999 5 nm;..: numiJPr \-'. "JS ~H.,I).l Tht · luth·n· rr>rxrrtf'(J 1•arnings of ).l.l!.-!>\J]I from wJgf'ring on "'Bw '\u mbt ·r. " Ltrnmgs ca mr on sa1C'S of -~ 1.~~ 4 .:221. ,,·hiiP hol dPr~ of win ning 11\ kd" arf' f'ntitll'd to shar(' For disc and drum brakes. D.O.T. 3. 12 oz. 78·5541 ·4 30" GAS •~tack Glass Clock Reg '569.95 SX:H./4J-J(I. CALORIC Ultra-Ray ,--------sx1 8 xlo- - 1 SI99 :I 1 1 Color Negative oupon Must Accompany Order 30" G s From Your Favorite MADE FROM STA NDARD SIZE COLOR C NEGATIVES INCLUDI NG SLI DES I o ils fa st e r and with less A me at shrinkage tha n other broilers . l•llntlftn!;e infra re d he at creates tasty charbroiled flavor ra Ray© broils w ith the door clo sed REG . 1799.95 Self Cleaning NOW : 89¢ I I L- !~L.!_D _A.!:R!.L.! :!.0:.. 1!!8~ - ~ Less VILLAGEPH. 992-6669 PHARMACY Middleport Westem Transmission Fluid Continuous Cl e an Ovens AS 36 " RANGE With ~riddle in the middle! N. 2nd Ave. Let Wistem Auto you·help yourself! If you would like to be able to do the routine maintenance and repair jobs your car requires, but you lack the necessary "know-how" , Fixin' Facts is for you! It's an outstanding manual, written in a easyto-understand style, that takes you step by step through these jobs. You' II become a do-it-yourselfer with Fixin' Facts! "ilt t•·l•~d '''lla.m.sunciayat thc r~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Fun•·r~ll Hom P. 34995 I We're extending Our 75th Anniversary Celebration Sale through April 21st. Come celebrate with us ••• you'll save on hundreds of SUPER 75-CENT VALUES. heritage house NOW I niversary Sale Continues WED.-SAT. 6 :30-?? < 'urtb <..1 Year FRIDAY AND SATURDAY NIGHTS l iCPflSf' SUI., J)( •fl rll'( l i~) rl ~l\". !11111 ' da ~·"i of So fitting for spring BUNNY BERKHART and BLUE EAGLE n '< ·t ·i\ t'tl in Tuppers Plains Elementary Boosters wUI meet Monday, AprU 9, at 7:30 p.m . Mary Price, school nurse will be the speaker. She will speak on communicable disease in school age children, their symptons and methods of spread. She will also speak on preventative methods. The public ls invited to attend. IN THE LOUNGE eyes of Llovd l.eBianc. " Mr. LPBI.J.nc. I han• nu ll.lfn'(llll m y hC'art I h<..t\"(' lo a . . k , -~ ~u r s Pn' iC'('S Nurse named speaker ARMAND S<.Jt un: l a ~ · Fu nPral Columbia T ownship; Sidney Branch. Orange Township; Michael Warner, Sutton Township, and Michael Faw, Rutland Township. A request for assistance from Denver Queen for a homesite Inventory and evaluation was accepted . Dean Bottrell, soU scientist lor the Meigs County soU survey, reported that mapping has already begun ln the Tuppers Plains area when lhe Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District Board of Supervisors met at lhe Farmers Bank Building. District Teclmlci<in David Burt repo11ed the Moore unl-drtll seeder has been checked out and is ready to be used ln pasture and hayland seedlngs. The Allis Chalmers com planter will bP ready for use by Aprtl L Burt reported tha t several persons are scheduled to use both pieces of equipment. Cooperators agreem ents were aceepted for William R. Lawson, WEEKEND SPECIALS a t the ['v,:ing F'uncra l H om£' v•.- ith fhf' Rev .. James Corbit t o ffic iating RUiia l w ill bC' in Rock Springs ( 'PmPIPI:'o '. Frif'nds may ('a ll a! thP fum•ral home from 3 toS forgi vcnpss, ·· he s<..~id LeBlanc nodded onn• an1J o.. ; wl. " Yes." &side him. thpothcr blht ·r . C'...odfiT'~' Bourquf'. Sll id ;.;oft]\ · li t'· ·- ~xecution thrff' bullets each into Lor<'lta LeBlanc. 18. and her Iiane< -. D;n·Hi Bourque. 16. This morning, moment s bd .on· ;t black hood wa s sliJ.>IJ(I(l 11\"PI" hi ." head . Sonnil:'r lookfod toH ·<~ rd tlw April 5, 1984 Thu~y, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio • $59995 Reg. Price 1 1299.00 30" Microwave & Electric Range •Ali -in -on e Micro wave & Elec tric O ven •Variabl e Power S elector •Self Cleaning Oven SORRY, BUT AT THESE LOW, LOW PRICES DELIVERY & INSTALLATION WILL BE AN EXTRA CHARGE ~- ·yt:. """"'t. ; 'l'i0r· :;.; p m; ~ I 14 cu. FT. rriaif~ "'·: ~ ! F ROST FREE t ~~ -~ DBL. DOOR ~~·· Q.Jl.1...,., Reg 1619 .., ..... · lii'IH~I": ;e,;w 'T- 1 ~ · NOW $49995 INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY, INC. (~ 106 NORTH SECOND AVE. 992-2635 MIDDLEPORi Choose Type "F" Quart. Ea. 78-3094-6,95-3 or Dexron. 7 5C · � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. 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