https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7c0414cdabb6eeafc30972b03cebf20c.pdf 412d7736b82a5f781e5aaa986e24e771 PDF Text Text Poge- 12-The Doily Sentinel Pomemy- Middleport, Ohio Tax breaks ___ ,c_o_nt_ln_ued_tr_o_m_P_•I(_e_1_ 1- - - - - - - - - - - - Bro\\n Associates in thestudywill obtain dat a fr om the villagp r onpr ning sturm runoff compla int s: will inte1vit-'\\' complainan ts who h<;vp rn<;jor dr ainage problem s in lhl' dPsignatPd. area: wi ll \'isil the sitf'S to rr w·w st rf'f't and s tfff't di tching runoff and will phologr aph thPSf' arr as: will detPrm ine drain· agf' boundariC's and ana lyzp runoft now with storm runoff dPIC'rmina tion t o tx• basl'CI on t1 fin.• _v ear frf'quenr_ v. and will rll'lt'ITilim• altt>rnat i n~ for s t01m draining ~y s tPms. Thl' compun.\ \\'ill tX' paid $4&10 for the> study . Sc\·prul residPniS uf Hud son St .. \\'hOha\'C' bt -c ·n mf'l•t mg wif h ( ·ouncil from 1 imr tot impm·cr flu' past .\·rar. attpndN:Ilast mght ·:-. m('(•t ingsinrr a su !Vt'~·or· s reporT on cl su r ,·p~ · of the' s t r('('f wa s ~· xpc<·tf'd to bt• p rc s C'ntf'd _ lloR·f'v rr. lh(' s ur"\'f'~ ·or h<:.~ s not complf'f(l(] thP work ;tnd ( ·uuncil 1--' l T' ~ i(h.-nt ( 'ar l llurky will dd\' iSf' rcsidf'nt s whC'n it is Cllrnp lpt ed and v.ill \)(' prv:--t·ntPtl. Fo Uowi n~ a Uiscu s. . ion " ·ith th e• Hudson St n>sidE~nt so n s ~'('I:Jing b\ \ ·chiclP:-; on thP stn'(' i , ('ouncil Cl~TPPd thai thr \'illaW' will <TL'ah • S<'\'C'ral SJ..K'('d humps C1 1l llucl son in rhf' nt'a r futul'f" to slow traffic . Tht· hump:-.. w ill hP (Ti 'all'<l afh' l' a sign is t'N't' h 't'<llo warn mnturis ts thatlhf' "lX'f'f.l bump~ <:t n' t hf'l't' Hesidcntsof t hP stn'(•f also C'J llt' d for mort' poliCl' patmling ;tnd for irnpt'O\'t•ments to thP r oJd\\·a_ \ · Counci lman A ll(•n K in g .ttklstxl th t· n·sidt·n ts to file ch.:..~rgt• s .t gclin . . t anv )X•rson brl'ak 11112 bw <.,. f{psidf•nts. hO\Vf'Vt'l' , slah '<.It h:11 alJ:Jut a\'f'a r agu 1hP_\· diU fi l(• d Jargt'..., J.gainst unp m uto rc~· Jp o(X'rato r bu t lhrH nothing v..-·Js C'\'t'r donr Pro< · edurt~ outlint•d John 1-\ol'tx•l. [()('al mil nager of Co lumh1a ( ;a s of Oh io. outlimYI procedures for gP~tlng in touch with the comjldny for help during tir.l'S of cmergenciPS . He left books ou tlmlng the prO<'edures and lLstinl( phone numbers with Mayor Hof fman for distribution to rx·rsonnf'l who migh t nf'f-'d the infoimalion . RogPr Manley asked if the village plans to Lo;sue any additiona l licenses to trash hauiC'rs. :vlani('Y said hf' may be purch<Jsing the racHitiC'S of om • haulc•r but would not be intPwstt>d in that pur('hase if rnorP [iC'POSPS Wf'!'P tO bf' iSSUPd . Mayor Huffman said h<• has only bPPn rf'newing existing licenses and counci l indico trd that there is no r<' ason for a c hangr in tha t pt'(X'f'dUI'f' . Counc il approw'd thr report of MCI~·or Hoffman showing n 'f'Pipt s of $4661.&1 in finp,; and fl'<'< for the month of March and agrf'f'd to <.~dn•r1 iSf' for bids on a \'iJlagp--owned lot at tht' corne r of' Garnr ld and Thll"d Sts. Thf' lot was givC'n to the ,·illag<' by the Iat<> IV! aI} Eli:zabPI h II a r1 ingf'r Thomas . C:ou neil S(' t a m inimum bid of .$H, (OJ on the proJ-X'rty . Mayor Hoffm an an nounC'f'd clf•;.mup wwk in th(' town fur Apr il2:l-27 and reporll'Ci til"! two 1-JIU(JO.'XIIS<m I he d£>\'C'Iopment of 1h(• marina havC' bf>t..•n n'C'(.' iv('d _ 11w MiddlPporl Rl-'ermtion Commission will discuss the two proposa ls wit h thf' r ontrihutors on Thursdny t~ \'e nin g and cou ncil mcmlx'rs arf' in\' itPflto a ltC'nd First n>:lll ing given .--\ fir st rPading uf an ordinanr.·(• prm·iding tor lhP Pstabli shmf'nt ol th f' posit ion of ass ist ant jX>IiC'P chif'f was Jpprou:d b~· council. Thf' ordinancr• pro\·idf's that till? assis tant t·hit-t' will serve as chid whrn the n •t-rulcH· chiPf is on ,·aca tio n. iU or unablP to function fo r som p ot hl'r reason. The assisl3nt will ix' kept Area deaths TI 'JT\ 1,"' Smith. ~1. 2:!21 '\11. \ '('rnon ..\\'t•., Point Pl1•a:-.ant, was dt•.!d un i.IJTi\'<..tl ~·ar l ;. MomJa_\ morninf~ nr Plt>a-.ant \'all('\' Hospital. Hon1 .· \pnl ~ ~ . Jt*l.'l, ;11 C<Jllipolis Uhio. tlP w;~ s thP son t lf I ,f'onarcl Smith and lV Lu, - :\-'laq..;;lret Turn1•r Smit h Sun·i\·ing in iicldit ion to hb par en1 s are one broth('r, Randall f1a \ Smith Point Plt'asant: hi e.. p.:tlf'rna l gr <lllcl mo1tlcr. Mrs_ Marit· Sm it h, Ma.-.un; and S<·\'f'ral <.w nt s.. und•·~ and f'ousin s. Ht • \,-a_.., prr'I:Vd('(] in df'ath b\' his JJa tPrn ~!l 1!1 <tndbthPI. Tlwodun--. Smirh. tli ... matPrnal g r. HlllpJn•n t ~. 1·:'--IJ l E. ~t n d MJril ' F rancPSTunwr. and a "l i.strr . Ch rt<.:finf'Smi1h . f-'unf •ral s~·tYiCf's will tx• J l 1. :~() !J m \\'('(lnPsdax a t llw \Vilcoxcn Funeral HornP Pnin l Plmsam. with 1h( · Uona ld I> _l <rll~ · nffif·iat ill J.! Kur i;tl w tl l foll ow in I -tl O(' n~tk n.,,,. ( 't•m(•!i ·n . 1-'rit·nd..., rn;n· c ,t!J ;!1 tllf' h.tnt ' !':ll hunw after b p.m . Tw ..;d;t_ \. Fin• t•nwr~Ct>m·y miJ,. C:tll ' ror ass ist:tnc£' \\T·rr ,~n:-;W( ' t'f'< l h\ uni h of lhr Ml'igs ( ·ounl \ 1-:rnr•rgt ·nc_ , . !\.-lt·cliea l ~r d ('l ' Monda \· . .- \ 1 11 .:1';' ;1.m . Tht• l'omC'ro~ · un ll Wl'nt lo lilt' :..:Mi 1-:a.<., t Main S1rt'(·t rc~ icJ(>!l C( ' ot Christ irw PPt'k \dlu \\'d..., takl'n t tl \ 'pt(•rans Mljrnorial Hosp1 tal. d!ld nosjXmdPd a ~ l'('Ond timl' to tha t t'f':.. idt ·nct · a r 10:'.!2 p.m . ami agcnn IIM) k f\-1 ~ . Jl1'f'k 1r1 \ 'dPri.lll S. Th£' Pmnrrm· unil ;t ! 1: .'l~l a.m . trJnsp:.li1{'(! Fr~tnCf'" ·]·oma('Pl !J IO \'ctPr~n s Mr•morial. Th(' H..<innc "qua(! \\'( ·nf to th(• rrs idf'nC'f' OfLula ShaffPr a H: ~am . and 1ran~por!t -d l1f'r 10 Veteran s, unci at '.! :~~ 2 p.m . took S;1rah Congo from l1n l·:lrn Stn'f't honw to Ft \T \ 'etrran.-.. . P..; 1cine . Tuppers P luins. Pomt'- ;md Cht'Strr cmC'rgc'ncy unit s v.:~rP on 1hr scPnf' ~ 1thf'Shad£· Rivrr ~i tc o f thf' drov;ning of ErniP :-lev.: tun . 1-'unrra! :-.t' !Yin• s for Ernf'~l C . :~l-i. Long Bott om. who drov.·npd in ShadP CrC'C'k at I<Pno Monda _ \ · \\·ill lx' hdd Thursda~· a! 2 p.m . at WhitP Funt'ral Hom('. CDol\·i lll ' w it h th£' Rr,·. EdSC' I Hart offlcia tin,l! . Buricl wil l lx· in SJndhi ll C'cmctl·n·. l.on,l: &mom . F'riPnds may (';Jl.l :rt thr funC'ral homr WPd nt>sday fro m l1o 4 and 7 to~ ami Thursday unt H 1imc of scr vicrs. Vlt'. NPw lun was born in l'Vil'igs l ·nunt ~· the' son of Clifford :\'rwlun . Lo ng P.ottom a nrl Marjor ie• \·Vt'lls MU if'r, M iddleport. He v,:<:~s f'mp lo_a •d b~ · I )arn ·ll and FlorPnCt' Coza rt owm•rs of Coz <:~r1 ~mitation S1Tvice. In addition to his pari'nls, hf' is SUIYiV('(] h~ a son i.lnd daughtf'r. Trav is (;alt• ~lllll Traci Annl'\1•w lu n bot h a! hom(•; onl' bmt her. John :"Jp\\·Jun. L ong Boll om; tv.·o sistl'rs. P h ~' ll i s Huw(.'r ton. PomPru~· : .h' an niP R(•vnolrls . M idd leport. m;rlemal hrranclmothrr. i':llf'n Wf'l ls, Long !~ottom ; stq}·fat hPr .. l.l mt•s \llil lrr. ;vt idd 1Pp0 11 ; Sf'\'('!';_1] lli ('('('S, llPphC'W S, aunh a nd und t·.s _ ~('Wlu n. l\14'rchanL" lo mt't'l The Big Bend Area Mrrrhant s AsSC<'iati on will m('f'f t hi.•a~vrninga t 7: ]0 p.m . a1 ttw MC' igs Inn . Sprin~ hanqut>l ~t'l ·nu-. Potn<'roy An•a C hamlx•r of Commern~ will S(X)nsor a spring bunquet and dance Suturday. i\phl H. at the Pnrnrroy Smior Ci tllcns Center. llinncr will he scr.·ed at fi::lQp m . follow(--'CJ b_ \ · a dancC' and ent er1ain · ment . T ic kf'ts arC' $'llarouplewhich includf's dinner and dancP. Per sons ma:v pro,·idP their oo-- n bevr ragP. TickPt s may he purchased at the chamber office or call992-5005. The P\'Pilt is OPf'O to !IR• public l'tl\' Th0 mPPI ing o f t hl' Mpigs High Schoo l Choir scheduJ('([ for this ('vening ha.., hPrn l'hungt'll ft) Tuesd a_v , ,\1Jrill7. 1:117:.10 p.m . All bOJJstcrs are urged to attend . Band thp will b<' planned . Opt>n door s4'ssion ,.4'1 A n·p11'S4'nta t iv P frorn the of fice of C ong n 'Ss man Clarf'nC'P Millf'r will bC' a t thP Mdg!" Count y Courthouse from 10 "·m. to nOJJn Wl'Cincsday Anvont' wlth questions <'Oncerning the federal governrnrnt Is inv ited to stop hy . W t>alht>r fon'<'asl ;\1ostl v <·]p;u tonight . L O\\ - nPar4fl. LJ .... tf'rl_v w in ds 10-15 mph . \Vf'{lnPS· da_v. mostl:v sunny . High t)[f.ff> Chan('f' of pr('('ipitation n(•ar l.t:'ro p<•rcenl thmugh Wcdnrsda.v. Extt•ndc d Ohio Fort-ca.o;t 'l 'hlrNl<l)' thnn1gh Saturda.~· : Fair Thursday IUld Friday :Uld a chan<..~· of rain de\' eloping Saturday. Hi~:t" 55-00 Thu rsdaJ' IUld in the 1i0s Friday and Saturday . l.Dws in the rnld-30s to mld-40s Thursday :vod in the 1& Friday and Saturday. abrPast of lnvcstigatlons underway, will be paid an addltlonai!ON'nts an hou r and th<' appointment wiU b<' retroactive to April 9. Council agreed to advertise an aged cruiser shop us for total savl s! 79 ltofj NHoCsr£Ai< s1 ROUND $1.89 for sale "as is" Councilman King questioned the bi tt er tasH'" ofwat~?r in the lower end of town and was told that there is no way to changet hat. Resid<>nt s liv ing closPr tot he watpr supply source are more apt to experipnce the chlorine tastr, Mayor Hoffman sa id. Questioned by King , Mayor H offm an said he also ~· !I I chf'('k ~forr chlorinP is ord(.-'red for the commun ity swim· ming pool to make sure that an allcogt'd can("('r c ausing ingn;'(lient is not im·olved. Councilman King also rrJX)rted tha t there was no c l f'an up done in an aiiE'y t'rom Race to Coo l St. rf'C'f'ntly when a sewPr line broke and repairs wen• made. A mud prublem was CJ'Pated and it was agn'Pli tha t cleanup w ill berf'quired in futurf' ..-.imila r instan('{'S. At tht• suggP~ tlon of King, it was Uf-'HHl to US< ' the F oUI1h St. block from Lincoln St. to l hl' MeigsJ unior High S('houl as Cl rl't;rick ing Tri al area this summer to sPe wha t thP rf'bricking process will invo lvE' and how th<' process holds up. Councilman Horky rrportPd 1hn1 somf' rlraina gr impmvC'mf'nt has bf'i'n notf'd on Pmr i St., neartlwAcP Hardware Store. 11 w as agreed that Ma :v·or Hoffman will writpa letter to thl' Me1gs Loca l Board of Education to inqui.n• about the statu s of asbes tos in the thro? Middleport ~(' hoo l s a t th e req uPs1 of Pol iCP( ' hicf .J. J . Cremeans. Conferences announced The Meigs Local School District w ill bP holding parent -te<;cher ronferenccs on Wednesday . April 18, from 6 to 9 p.m.. and on Thursday. AprU19. from %.m. to12 noon . Student s \v\11 no! bC' attending c lasses on the Thursday rnorrung of conferences and wUI off thee remainder of the wl?\'k for spring brmk. Parent s of lhPUisttict w illt'"('('Pive lettrrs describing the cunft•renn•s' scheduling procedu re along w ith information on Ulc confer C'nces. Students will take thes<> l!'tl<'rs hornP on Wednesday, Aprilll . Purp:::lS£" of the conferences ls to allow the parent a nd te-acher to discuss pupU prowess anrJ t o keep the parents and schools informed about student activ ities as they relate to school behavior and STEA"nr.~'S;II U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.S. D.A. CHOICE ROUND . U.S ..A. CHOICE FRESH -LEAN HOMEMADE SUPERIOR EVERYDAY LOW BEEF PRICES Academic session opened to public A mf'E:"ting which i." f'Xpected to bring about the first county-wide rC'C'ogni t ion of academic exeelleneP in Meigs County sch()()ls Thursday pvcn ing is open to the public . 'Nhilr thP m<'E'ting is being held at 7:.10 p.rn Thu rsday at Meigs High School. Meigs County Superint end· ent of Schools John Rieb<'l who has planned the meeting st resS<'s that it is for the entire county. Supt. Rieb<'l hopes to kick off a program which will honor annually sludent s of aC'adem ic excellence across Meigs County . A cornrnit teew ill be formed to plan for lhl' first reeognition which is ~la nned for the 1984 85 school year. Supt. Riebel hopes thl'rf'('()gn ition can bf> in the form of a ba nquet -similar to athletic banquets-·at which the out standing studpnts will be guests and wiJJ receive awards for t hl'ir academic accomplishments. A committE'<' of tearhers, parents, and other interested indi viduals will b<' named to establish the criteria for those to be gtvcn the Sp<'Cial recognition. PreS<·nt for Thursday pvm ing's m ccting w ill b<' William L. Phillis, assistant suj:X'r!ntendent of theState Departm ent of Educa tion. lie will present a slide show sto>ssing the Ohlo Year for Educational Excellence program being carried out in the sta te this year. VIT. D Dining Room Only $J35 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT ''H . 992-5432 Pomeroy. MILK 8 PACK 16 OZ. Plus /z GALLON 1 Vo1.32, No.253 Copyrighted 1984 Dep . $}39 /z GAL. 1 RC. COLA DR. PEPPER VALLEY BELL 8 PACK 16 oz Plus Dep. 20/o MILK $1 09 Plus Dep . With each purhase of 2 pack of I lb . Eckrich Bologna . Youngstown has cheapest housing costs COKE VALLEY BELL 8 PACK 16 OZ. $149 COTTAGE GALLON WHISTLE Wednesday Only GRAPE DR. PEPPER WASHINGTON !API The Youngstown-Warren ar<c'a boasted some of the lowest housing prices arnonl( 7o major housing markets la st year. according to statistics releasro by the U .S. League of Savings Institutions. The an•a also had the highest percentage of fir st -time buyers in Ohio. The median priC"e of a home was $39,050, compared to $62,900 for cities of similar· size. And first -time buyers made up 56.9 percmt oft he market. compared to 40.7 per cent for cities of similar size. " First -timers did r eal weU In Youngstown," .James Christian , senior E'('()nornlst forthP league, said Tuesda y. " I would speculate ... that you've got a changing employ ment mix going on in Youngstown," he sa id . 'The high -paid, blue-collar guys are in real trouble. And If thcrp's anything going up ... in the way of service indu stry - high t('('h or whatever - tha t will hold young people there, they'll have bargain priC't'S A total of 97.7 percen 1 of the Youngstown -Warren purrhast"'s werE" for existing ra the r than new homes , compared to81.0pe!t'ent fur citiPS of similar size. Onlv 17.1 percent of the homebuyers spent more than 25perecntofthei r inrome on housing expenses, compared to 39.5 percent for cities of similar size. The lE-ague 's information was based on more than 13.001 conven tional mortgage loan s on single· family homes madP during the S('('ond quarter of 19&1 CHEESE 24 oz. 8 PACK 16 oz. 12 OZ. 6 PACK ll BBY'S Plu s Dep . Plus Deposit PUMPKIN 2Yz SIZE 29 OZ. VALLEY BELL VIT. D MILK JUMBO EGGS DOZEN y, GALLON 89¢ ICE MILK ith purchase of •tr•hn's American Beauty Bacon. 99¢ y, GALLON With Each Purchase af 2 Bags Franklin Cond . JELLO Friday Only PRODUCE LETTUCE HEAD 89¢ 8 PACK 16 oz. 39¢ PEPSI SPACK 16 OZ. Plus Oep. ALL FLAVORS 3 OZ. BOX $13 9 4 99¢ FOR Friday Only VALLEY BELL 10 LBS. NO. 1 POTATOES $}49 Valley Bell or Broughton's IlL£. DCJUJILE •.DOVBLE. 00... r 99¢ EFFECTIVE SUN., APRIL 15TH •Redeem your manufacturers money-saving coupons •t C.K.'s andre - CO/!PON SAVINGS ceive double the V3lue when you purchase the specified item. One cou pon pe1 item . No e•pired coupons accepted . Double redemption offer does not apply to " Free Merchandise". coupons or coupons over 49' in face value, No cash refund s when Double Coupons value· exceeds price of item . Cigarettes and certain other items are excluded by law. To in sure p1odut. to all our customers. we are limiting our "DoubleCoupon " offer to one jar ol Instant Coffee and one can of Ground Coffee oer shopping. Double Coupon offer good sunday, April IS, 1984. Double the value of manu, facturers' cents off coupons 1 up to 49' in face value. SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT C.K. SUPERMARKET By KATIE CROW Sentinel staff Pomeroy Chamb<'rofCommerce has agreed to<;ct as a deposit my for payment of monthly bills for Genera I Telephone Company. Ron Ash, chamber president, announced Tuesday wUI coUect bills be on a trial basis. He said that since the chamber office Is open dally. It would be to Its advantage to accept payment of bills. The phone compa11y will pay the chamber six cents per stub. Ash said It might be necessacy to bring someone in on a part time basis to assist slnce Sherry Hart, secretacy for the chamber. w!ll be working for SUPER MARKET OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY - 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M. SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. - WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS N RESPONSIBLE The hoard authorized the clerk to readvertise for two new school buses for Car leton school following the Ohio SuprPme Couo1 Chief .JusticP Frank D . Celebrezze has ordered Judge Richard(' .Roderick to step down from presiding over the criminal I Jial of Maxine S. Plummer in Ga Uia County Common Pleas Court. Ce l e bre zze sa id Mr s Plummer' s affida vit of pr<'judi ce r equesting Roderick's removal from the casP "would not in It self support a finding of prejudice" on Roderick 's part . " H owever, in th£' inter es t of avoiding even the apf.)('ara n("(' o f any prejudice or impropriety in the t1ial of the ca use , it is ordered that Judge Roderick partici jldte no further in the cause," Celebrezze ruled. Mrs. Plummer is charged with theft in office and using her offi ce to influmcc a public cont ract. Exccu 1ivc dir('('tor of the Gall ia .J ar k son -M ei gs 648 Mental Healt h Board since 1971 , she was di smi ssed b)' the hoa rd las t Sep t. 10. and secr etl y indicted bv " Ga llia grand j UIT on those chargps in 0f'('C'mtx•r. Roderil'k sa id this morning he is Uowing to CC'lcb rczzl'·s r('('()mm(lnd a t ion " I havC' no cho if'P, .. hC' said. The Pl ummer trial, ongi nally sched ulcrl for this week , was co ntinued until M av 14 bv Rode1·ick alt er the defendant fi led an aflida v it of prej udipp aga inst RodPrick. who has b('('n common ~ leas judg!' sinrr l!l81. RodPrick said he d()('sn't anticipatr an~· df'la~ · i n 1he tri al. i\ j udgp must be appointed b,· Ce lebrezze to presidP at toial. Also pending in this toia l IS u decision on wanting a change of venue. lnamollonfiledinMa rch, Mrs. Plummer and her attorney, Daniel M . Hunt of Columbus, requested that the theft in office chaJ-ge be dismissed and that a new location be ordered for the tria l. Due to extensive news cover age of her activities in office, they claime<l Mrs. Plummer could not get a fair trial in GaUia County. Roderick denied the dismissal motion, but reserved a ruling on The change of venue until attempt s are made to sea t a juty for th<' trial and newspaper ar ti clE's d etai l i ng Mr s. Plununer's activitiE's can be Jonrs ind ica lf'd commi.s.sionf'rs must c:k"C'1 df' 11 J hf·~· want a consul Tant. whom il will hP and w herf' th P money is coming from .J onf'~ sug gf'stcd that B lakE>Slf?f' along with two or three ot her m(.'mbcrs o f thE> Planning Commission mf'C't with th(• commi ssioner to make a decis ion on th f' p roJXl~al. M anning Roush asked if lhC'rf' is a nf•f'Ci lm ~uC'h a program . to w hich he "":'as told t hen· was 11 was r~port pd th at n--'pair to B igiL'\ R idg(• in Oliq• Townshi1-> will gPt undt>I"\-\'dY 1\tiondJ~' accordin g to Roberts. ThP r epair '~>ill cost npproximat0J;· :1>'\.fo:J and wiJI bC' paid with commun ity hlock grant fund ~ . EvrrC'tt Schult z. Olivf' T own ship Trustc'f' reported that he needs assistancC' wilh a slip on Sharlc 11in•r Hil l. Schultz stated that the;· rna' ha,·c In change th e r oad to solvE> tht• problem . Jones reported he had met with C. E. BlakesiPP of the Regional Pl<;nning Commission regarding the hiring of a w nsu ltan t for I ndustria l Development and Planning . Jones said the Meigs County Regional Pla nning Commission will cooperate w ith SmaU Business E nterprise in aUowing theopen ingof a plan ning office in the county on a full time basis with a complete staff. This will not occur r until mid -summer according to Jones. Jones a lso added that Blakeslee would like for someone, between now and summer . to assist th~ commissioner on a consulting basis. reviewed . Roderick also declined to step down from presidi ng at Mrs. Plummer 's tria l alter she filed the affidavit of prejudice, forcing the matt er into Celebrezze's hands. In the affidavit. M rs. Plurnmpr made severa l claims against Roderick. claiming hr would not conduct the trial in a "fair and irnpanlal mann er" because of political pressure. Hoderick's memb<'rship on the m ental healthcen terboard, an interview he granted to statP investigaton-. probing her operation of the 64.'\ board, and his previous pa rtnPr · ship wi th Ga Uia Cou nt y ProSl,·utor Joseph L. Cain. r .... ' Ex-648 direrlor Maxine Plummer With 86 pc'r"<'ent or the prrcinrt s r rpo rling, thr PE>nnsylvania tot als wrrP: MondaiC' 612,276 or 46 rxorcrnt . Hart 4~7, 1J 5 or .14 percrnt .Jackson 2:14,.591 or 18 percent. MondaiC' picked up l24 dc-lcgatrs in Penns:-.-'lva nia, compared to 16 for Hart. Four delE-ga tes werp uncommitted and three w ent to other candidates. Twenty-fh-'C' delega t('s raeps wpre IE"ft undf\CidC'd rar ly tocl ay when elf'l'tion offic ials in P hil adC'lphia stopped counting for the nigh!. IVtonduiP' s nmr swppp of thr rl~lrga t cs. pushed his Pomeroy chamber will serve as depository for phone hills PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY. APRIL 15TH • Readverlise bus bids reeommendation of John Foster, superint endent Foster w ill submit the specifications to the clerk for publication. Roderick must step down PHILADELPHIA (API- W1 th another mdustnal staff?' victory in Pf'nnsylvania, Walter F. Mondal e is puUing away from Gary H art a t the ntidpoinl of the Democratic presidential race. but the Colorado senator says the second half of the norninu tion ra<'<' is "very, very ravorable to m y candldac~· - " Mondalc' s solid win in thE" Penn'iylva nia primary m oved him halfway down the road to lhr .1.91--i? delegates needed IOS('('ure fhf> Democra tic prPS idC"n · tial nomination. With another outpouring of black votes. the HPv. Jesse Jackson carried Philadelphia and suid. "Ou r campaign maint ains momentum ." Each with purchase of Two Boxes of Cereal. __________ __ ___ __ ____ , costly not to mention how it could hamper emergency vflhicles in answ ering calls. Middleport :\tayor Fred Hoffman and Jeff Darst. fire chief, met with Meigs County Cornrnlssioners concerning the purchase of an $11.001 air compressor that would b<' used by all fire departments in thl' county. Commissioners agreed that If the rounty recelvPS a Community Development Block grant they will approve the expcndltur£> for the equipment since it will benefit all f irP departments not ing this would be the maj or project of the Community Development Block Grant. 25 Cenh A Mult1m~io In< Newspaper /Continued on page ]21 Coroner Gaskill quits; served Jackson") minus degree, for 4 7 years JACKSON. Oh1o 1AP1 - Wh,·n Cha rles Gaskill ilc<'arne ,Jackson County ror onf'r 47 year s ago, thC' salm;.· was $1~ a year, plus 10crnh for Parh word he wrote Ln offic i a l corre spondence " I wro te a lot ol long IPt ters... quipped the lonf' Ohio coront• r without a medical dcgr('('. Jackson County votet'S flr st elf'('t('([ Caskill as co ronPr in 1931i. An Ohio law requiring cor oners to be physicians took df('("t a few months later . but it had a clause protccting those ah<•ady in uffiC't'. Gaski ll finall.\ will stPp down in D<'l'PrnhPr - just as the job swrts puving $1J.(ffi a .vear. "But I ha ff' to quit trrausP I \·0 had so muc h fun." s.:1~ ·s th e 7h-~'f'<:~r-o ld rrf ired fu ner <J 1 homf' dirfftor from Wf'llston Gaskill lx'f'emr the fir st Ohio coronPr to ru iP frig ht as a caus(' of dea th . A m ilkm<Jn ln thl' ~ ~~Is W<:lS takin g bottles f rom a rPs idC'nrf• wht?n the oc-cup<mt fin:>d a sho tgu n blast ow•r his hC'ad . ThP man . in apparmt good hm lth and untourhod b_v am sho t.£,rtln pPlh'ts. dmppPd (iJ•ad . Gaskill wrow " fr ight" ~~ ~ cau sP of dmth. bul thP stal(• Health ()(>part ment sent bock th0 dm t h cert ifi cate with th C' \'I.'Orcl cirr lf'd in fp( l ink . Be<'auSf' thf' milkman' s w idow could not gf't workmC'n 's compc'n sa · lion wit hout a cauSf' of df'a th th(• stat<' would accep t, Gaskill had thr bod~· f'Xhuml'd so a pJt hologist I C'OROi\'ER TO RETmE fharlt,.; {;:L,kill. lh<• ion!' Ohio ('Oront•r without a nwdkal dc'-grt'-t', i~ retiring aftpr ·f i ;\-'l'<lf">oo on tlw h . C.- \1 > l..a.~Prphoto) .to c- ould p(Ttotm an a U1t J P~-' ·· T hf' patho logist ,q::;:·Pc'l.l ,_.,·it h Cask il l a nd confil111( '(lt hr·linding in ~.nit in g. Tht · ~ Ltlt • tht ·n .t( '('< •p10d il . Y f'ars lah·r . m('(Jit"ctl n 'S(' d!T h fou nrl tlLJl pf•opl1• can di<' <.J f 11'i}.! ht. (;a~kill s; 1ill sui c\d( ·~ c-;tuscd h1m 1hr mo~t proll!Pm s. t ·~f:N'<'i:t II _ \ · \\'hPn ~UJYi \'OJ'S rf'fu.<:,('(j to <HT f'l-Jf that fi nding . In his (' arl_\ d ~t .\ ' ~. ( ; ,1 ~kill nu!P(l. most !i ff' msurC'rs n·nuld not pa~ <1 claim if t hP polic\huldt •r commi11 r'fl suicidf' . Hf' IT't' J lis 1.dJ1 •n hr w a~ at ,1 golf club and USP(I :1 pu 111 ·r !o ff•nd n f1 1\\·o Jd;t tinn. of :1 sui('iC:I( • \' ictim Mondale takes solid victory in Pennsylvania ( 2°/o MILK GALLON GAlLON 'f • I 2 Se(tiom.. 12 Pag es Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, April 11, 1984 By KATIE CROW Sentinel staff County engfn('('r Pbil Roberts Tuesday presented Meigs County Commissioner s with an ~1\001 road program for 1984. " This represents what needs to be done." Rob<'rts emphasized. Last year, th<' county paved and spot paved 40 miles of highway. It was noted that the sam e number of miles would be in this year's project. Commissioner Richard Jones suggested the cornrnlssioners study the program and discuss it with Roberts before making a decision. Roberts and Ted Warner, highway superint endent , informed the board that 20 to 25 new signs and posts had been torn down and placed in a pile alongside county road 25 . It w as noted that the taking down of the signs was MILK Thursday Only . OH . e at entine Meigs road program totals $815,000 VIT. D RC COLA Story on Page 12 • BROUG VALLEY BELL Furnace repair funds See story on Page 4 T-BONE STEAK .. ... ..... ................. S3.59Ls. SIRLOIN STEAK ............ .............. Sl. 99 LB. BONELESS RIB EYE STEAK ........... ... .. S4. 99 LB. WEDNESDA Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink Quail on hunting list $ Thursday Only Photos on Page 7 LB. RUMP ROAST. ............ 1. 99LB SIRLOIN TIP ROAST .... $1.99Ls. GROUND BEEF .............. 99 4 LB. HAM SALAD .................. 99 4 LB. BULK WIENERS ............. 99 4 LB. U.S.D. A CHOICE Eastern musical See Reds' story on Page 3 STEAK<J~N,D.,EI~(QJ, Sl.99 LB. pPrfmmanC'I?. Parent s are encouraged to takf' advantage of this opportunity to commun ica te with the instructors of thPir chlldrPn . Hopefully, Supt. Dan E . Ntonis. says a mor r eff('('tiVP educational program can rf'su lt from this PxchangP of informa tion and ideas. F'u rth f'r questions regarding th<'S<' conference days should b<' dirt"Cted to the respect!\-'(' school s which the children attend . Third straight victory LB. Ohio lollt·~· winnt•r CLE\'EIA" P 1M'1 ThP winning numlKT drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lott ery's daily game, "The Number,.. was 100. In the "Pick 4" ga me, played Munday through Friday, !he win · nlng number was n.11 . 10, 1984 T RAPHICAL J the H istorical Society at the Meigs County Museum. 12 hours a week. Sin<'<' the S('('l't'tary will bP working parttiml' at the Mu seum , thP chamber Is considering instal· ling an answering S<'rvice for a :lO day trial period. Ash also announced that he will b<' interviewing fiv<' people concerning the takeover of Tom 's Shoe Repair. Torn Ewing is selling the shop and will train w homever assumes control of the oper a tion . Joe Clark f!'por1e<l on the rect'nt cash flow m anag<'m ent seminar held by Marietta CoUege at th<> Meigs Inn. The next seminar will be on marketing on AprU 26, at 6p.m . at the Meigs Inn Clark also announced that the Ret ail Merchant s Associ atio n which recently organized, will meet again next Tuesday. Bruce Reed. Pomeroy CouncUrnan reported that prospet"ts of Pomeroy Council maintaining 13ccch Grove Cem etery arp very bleak at this tlme. Reed said it looks as If lot owner s will have to mainta in their own lots. He also added that there is $10,00) In the perpetual care fund but, only the Interest can be used. Ret'<l also note<l the fine m eter boxes wiU be remove'([ and payment (Continued on pagp 12) na tional total tol ,035.K. Hart now has~74and .Jackson 151.2, whilC' ~2 an? unmmmit1 0d and i'R ll'ma in pledged to candidate's no longer in the rarr. The battleground moves West in to Hurt' s turf thi s weekend with i)(>rnocratic caucu sps in Arizona Munda iP and Jackson planned to c amp..1ign in Arizona today. and H a rt is schPduled to be lhf't"f' on Th ursda~'· Com ing on thf' ht'f'ls of carliC'r wins in Illinois and Npw \ ' ork . :vlondai('' s Pennsy l\·a nia 1riumph wi drned his dc legatp lead and r es tored an 'li r of inP\'Itabi iitY to his candi dac\·. Ca ndldatea ' Scorecard Heft! IS d l)f!',\I<..]•)Wr-, \)1 lhP rJrt>IPr(l 'X:t' ,,f'~I,Jalt~•. c.('ll•1 !o->() ·)f ,\lb.ii1ed 'hus ol l,u lr, 'hn [).Hn ''1'•· ··''I'>P.,I'\Jn Mondale t .035 .8 Hart Jackson 575 t 52 .2 Other 77 25 1 To Nom1 na 1e t ,96 7 To tal Delegates 3.933 SCORECARD - Here Is the breakdown of Democratic eo ... ventlon delegates a..• of 8:15a.m. EST Wednesday. ( AP Laserphoto Chan). For H a 11 . iht• Pt 'nn..,~·J,· ;nli<~ \"i ll ~ · hlurn·d !Ia • mf'mory of 1h(' hP< Id~- da~ ·s <tft r-r th<' '-f ' n .t!l l1 tld lt'(l To ,-ictorit·~ ln Nrw 1-l ampshir( ·. \l. 1im· aml \ 'I 'Jlnon T;md Sf'(.'ffil'{i on thP Yt'IW' of kno('ki ng :\1ond.tlP r> UIPI 1hr · ract• But \\·ittl tt1<11 wint('r sikh• qiJl ~~ , .i,·HJ l'nl'lllill \ . Mond.IIP n•mainf'd unwilling fn ('],tim \'H'11 ll'\ A sk(•d if hr !hnught H an :-;hould Wl tllt l t :1\\ . tt w tormf'r \·icP pt'C"'idr nt sa1d " I h nn nw : llh 1.. ht · 1lUI ol thi ...: race .\.:ct..~rl\ Sl l pt:•rcPnt ot t !1r- dl'l t 'h.lil ,, .11 1 '1 ·11t 1 gn ... Ha rt hmrtil' . r ~ m>d Ironton plant closing scheduled April 27 IRONTON. Oh io tAP r - Amca .' t Indu strial Cor p . wh ic h sa id it would close aftrr empiO)'I.'<'S fai led to :1pprovp a concessions pack agf' in FPbruary. has announced a n Apiil 27 shutdo~<n date that will idle ~R7 worke-rs. Arncast S<J id it would stop production by the end of this wPPk . When the plant cloSPs at the Pnd of this month . 416 houri~ and 71 salaried workPrs will lose thcirjobs. At it s peak, Arncast ernploved 1.200 worker s. Amcast m anufactu res castings for the automobile indu strv and is the largest employer In L~wrcncr County. The county had a FPbruary unemployment rate of 14.7, accord · in.c: to tiH' { lh111 !)un·;nt Ill J.:rnpli)\' nwnt Sf•n·i('( •:-. Compa n\ ofti('i ; tl~ -" <lid in l ·' d)tlJ 11 1:0· that tlw pl;wt wou ld c lnsp i f mrmbf'rs nf lh£' t ·ni1( '(l Stp{'] wor kprs uf AmrrJc;t dirl nn t <.l ppl'll\'f' rt thrN'-~ 'f'LH' C'Ontr:wt !hil t c;JII r·d for J $1 -an-hour p;1~ · cu t :tn cl n"CCuctions in holid,ws and nth,•r lx•n('fits. USW mrmher.; \'OtPd instead to l'XIC'nd thC' C'X ist ing C'f!lll r<lt'l six mnnt h:-.. Thf' .1\'f'LlJ...:"l ' htlUrl_ \ ' W<lgr ar Amca st is $1l .S"\. t\ purrt1a~ r nff (' l' tor thr plant suhmittPd h\' ('mpl oyN·s w as rf'· jected b\' thr compa n; ·. A former Amra st f'Xf'Cuti\·r al so has offf'rf'd to bu y th e faci litY. �~neMby,Aprit 11, 1984~~~---=~=-----------------------~~~m~~~~~Yt:~~~~·d~W~Ie~port~~,Oh~.i~o------~~~--~~--------~~~:-~T~he~Da~il~y~~~n~~~ne~l~~~~g~e~:!3 Comment The Daily Sentinel llJ Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEV<YI'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publlsher/ Conlroller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, .JR. New!i Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, lnland Dally Press Association a nd the A..merican Newspaper Publisher Associa tion . LETTERS OF OPINION &rt> welcomed . Tht>y should hf' less ttuLn :JOO words lon1. All letters are subjf'ct to ed iting an d mu!lt hP slgr1ed with narnf', add r eo~s and telephone n•mber. No unslant'4 l eUers wUI be published . Letters should be In good t&I!Jlt.> . addra~llinl!l l'isu~. not personalities. Institutions make last minute pitch for IRAs Page 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April II, 1984 How not to keep secrets ____J_am_e_sJ_._K_::ilpa_tr_ick WASHINGTON - Richard C. Rhodes, a former agenl for the Central Intelligence Agency, labored lor seven years over a novel aboul espionage In Washington. In 1982 he submilled his rnanuscrtpllo the CIA for review. II turned out !hal he had used a dirty four-leller word. and !he CIA made him take il OUI. II wasn 'l lheword you're thinking of. The word was "c hip." as In lnlegraled circuli . II was "chip," a' In Silicon Valley, where !hey make millions of the things. Using nolhing bul his Imagination, plus a consider· able background in ham radio, R hodes had dressed up a n e lec· tronlc gizmo by whic h hls heroine could keep a n eye on a spy. ThP fictional gizmo involved a fictional chip. The CIA was not amused. Either Rhodes would rewrite !he offending section or the CIA would refuse clearance. Without clear· ance, Rhodes would public at his peril. He surrendered. He spent slx monlbs reworld ng hls manuscript, and !he novel, "Serpenl on the Hlll," appeared last year. T he Incident Is worth recalling In !he llght of !he Reagan admirilstra· lion's proposal 10 extend the CIA's prepubll ca ll on procedures lo 128.001 civil servanls holding "SCI" clearances. These pPrsons have access Ia Senslltve Comparl· memed Information - a classiflca· Uon even higher than Top Secrel. Las! monlh !he While House formally advised Congress !hal the proposed dlrecllve has been sus· pPnded Indefinitely. A companion proposal, Involving the greatly expanded use of polygraphs, also has been shelved . This Is a story with two sides. T he Reagan directive, put forlh In March of las! year , was Ill · conceived. That Is the klndest word thai mlghl be said for II. The scheme would have required every pPrson with access to sensitive lnformalion to sign a contractual agreement. The agreement would Include a pro•islon for prepubllca· lion review of anything the pPrson mlghl write thereafter, touching upon his official dulles. In order "to ass ure deletion of SCI and other classllied Inlormallon." In specific application. !he dlrec· live would have compelled Secrelary of Stale George Shultz, for example, lo submit to censorship of hls wrlllng for !he res! of his life. Following CIA practice, !he procedure would have Involved not orily books, whether fiction or non· flcllon, bul also newspaper columns, magazine artlcles, letters to a n editor , book reviews , scholarl y Brokers, hanks and other fina ncia l instit utions are putting in their last ·minute pHrhf's righr now for 198..1 individual retirement accounts. Yet no informed pPrson wUI question the governmenl 's r.eed to prole<'! a greal deal of truly sensitive informa tion. AI the level of SCI, pPOple are dealing with pieces of a jigsaw puzzle. Thai Is whal Is mean ! by "comparl· menled" Information . II Is entirely conceivable !hat· a n ap parently Innocuous fact or figure could fll \\1th some slgnlllcanl fact or figure somewhe re else. The Idea of prepubUcatlon r eview Is no! a fooli sh Idea . Disclosures !hal are ha rrnfullo nalion al security are no! ma de less harmful by reason of being inadvertent . was extended to aU working Americans. -< This lime. lhev·re . slill bidd ing for IRA firsHimers. Bullhey. are also Whal is needed is a system !hal ca r efull y balancPs !he individual's rlghl of tree speec h - the rlghl of Richard Rhodes louse his lmagina wl!h !he lion In a novel governmenl's rlghl lu keep sensl · tlve ma leria l secure. T hP original directive fe ll shorl of Ihls goal by reaching lao far. Lei us lry once working to kwp their ex ist ing accounts, and to woo business away from the compPiilion Some savers. meanwhi le, are beginning to get a m_~w perspecti ve on their IRAs as the monry in thf'm starts to accumu la te. A two-income family in which OOth SIX>USPS have a lr£'ady madf' thf' maximum rontrihutions for iilvestment program that benefit s from regular att t"ntion . As they consider shifting their accounts. howevrr , they may also rome up aga inst ea rl y wil hdrawa l pPnallies . rx il ff<"S oral her charges imposed by !he instilulion where !hey began lh<'ir IRAs . Such nicelies can be overlooked when an ar"rount is opPned in haste. F inancia l expert~ say that is one or m any reasons w h~' it makes st>nSC' to carry out. or at least plan . I R4.. stra tf'gif's wf'll in actvanre of the cutoff datr. Making investment d<'Cisions is Iough e nough. lht'\ no! e. wllhoul havmg lo do il on deadline. Berry's World Bul when thai has been said, II remains to be said that the problem so clumsily addressed by the directive Is a serious problem . It Is no credll to !he press that sometimes we are part of the problem. If someone at the Pentagon wants to leak a Top Secret report on a weapons system, we conceive II to be our duty Ia publish the story. The pPOple have a righl to know, In our •iew, whether they are getting value received lor !heir taxes. Ordinarily no harm results from publication of lea ked material. In every administration one finds a large templation to stamp "class!· fled" on every document that rnlghl more. Legal services 'guilty'______J_a_clc_A_n_de_rs_·on WASHINGTON Pres ide nl Reagan's efforl s 10 kill !he Legal Services Corp .. which he lhinks is a giganllc liberal boondoggle, were blocked by Co ngress . Bul docu· menls I've examined s upport RP· publican c harges of mismana ge· men! in progra ms ln!ended 10 help poor people wllh !heir lega l problems . One example in volves !he Na· lional Clients Council and lis forme r execulive dlreclor . Bernard Veney. He resigned las! monlh when confronled wil h a uditors· find ings !ha l he had been li ving high off !he hog a ! public expPnsP. The audl l. which covered !he firs! ni ne monlhs of 1983, included severa l instances of Veney's exPE'n- - A $180-a-day suile al !he Burbank Alrporl Hil10n dwlng a California training seminar . - $171 .60 for lodging al !he Jackson !Wyo. l American Snow King Resorl. - A $l19.47 lab a l !he posl Georgetown Hole l in Washington during another training seminar. T he a udil also qu es l (o ned $10,069.51 in ca r and limousine s i ve tas t e accommodat ions: - $177. ~ i n hot el for a slay wilh his wile al an i nn a tew blocks from his Washington office. several months lo m ake it difficult lor the Legal Services Corp. lo review the gran ts. Gene Potack, an agency auditing official , wrote to Lyons la s! January and r ecapped their firs! conversallon . "You indicaled !ha l the NLADA is no! a lypica l granlee. a nd lhen•fore you would no! agree Ia a ny m onilorlng umi l the terms and condlllons were negollated. " Po· lack wr01e. "We're lalking aboul a lol of money. You look issup wilh my stale menl !hal ·we' gtve your organlzallon a Ia! of money bPcause you a nd olhe r former LSC em· ployees were the p<>rsons responsl· ble for awarding lhese grams." Lyons re pli ed hufflly !hal NLADA " was awarded a grant as Veney's son, who wa s not a council Halch, R-Uiah. have also been unable lo quesllon him . No! even !he NCC's own invesliga lors havP go llen lhrough 10 him . Anolhe r case Is less clear-cui , bul il gives s ubslance Ia GOP c harges !ha l !he Legal Services Co rp. trim to shovel as muc h money as possible Ia favored granl ees. During a five-monlh period In 1981. gran! money lo the Na lional Legal Aid & Defender Assoc ialion . jumped from $72,!MXllo$2.2 million . Sevenlecn monlhs laler, Cllnlon Lyons. !he Legal Services official chie ny responsible for inilialing !he nt~w grants. became the association's execulive dlrec lor. His de p· uly. Hulell "Bucky" Askew, also became a consultani wilh Na liona l Legal Aid & Defende r. e mploy<'P . My associa iP Tony Capaccio tried without success to contact Veney. lnves ligalors lor Sen. Orrin T here is no ev idence to suggest !hal Lyons orcheslraled !he granls in relurn for a job. Bul !here Is evidence !ha l he has lrled for oul specific projects." In lac!. il was Lyons, while sllll a! Legal Ser.1=. who cha nged !he lerms of one of the gra nl s lo NLADA Ia soflen !he agency's overs ight. rental s w hen Veney commuted belween Washington and his home in nearby Columbia, Md . In add ilion . a $6.456 sa la ry adva nce las! Augusl is slill oulstanding. Veney received $500 in consultant fees from the council that sam e mnth , and National Clients Council pickm up a $738 plane lickel bill fo r a n Independent contractor to carry Political mole,__________A_rt_B_uc_h_wa_ld 'Td like lo work in !he preside nlial campaign , sir." " We're sorr y, son, we have all the lrj l~ti¥NI/I. . In< ~~IV2~L-- ·· what size bat do you use? What k111d of mitt do you have ? What JS your drug o f choice? .. paid workers W<' need ." "I lhlnk 1 would be of tremendous value lo !he ca ndldale. " "Why do you lhlnk thal 7 " 'Tm working in !he Mondale camp now, a nd I wan! lo be a poll llra l mole lor you pPOple ... "Why do you wanllo be a mole 7 '' " ll 's a lol more fun than worki ng for Mondale. I could s leal his de bale briefing book lor you, I could give you !he na mes of ~p ie who have do nalm lo his cam paign, I cou ld stea l advance lexts of his speec hes, and, If you want m e to, I ca n even Today in history Today Is Wednesday , April !I, !be 102nd day of 1984. There are 264 days Jell In the year. Today·s highllghl in hislory: On April 11, 1947, Jackie Robinson played his firs! major- leaguebaseball game- an exhibillon between the Brooklyn Dodgers and !he New York Yankees. On this dale: · In 1814, Napoleon Bona pane abdlcaled uncondllionally as empPror of France and was banished to the Island of Elba . In !899, the Philippine Islands were lransferred from Spain to the United States as pan of !he setUemenl of the Spanis h-American War. In 1951, President Harry Truman relieved Gen. Douglas MacArthur of his command in the Far Easl. In 1!GI, Presldenl Lyndon J ohnson signed a c ivil rlghls acl to remove racial barriers from most of the nallon 's housing. : In 1978, Israeli forces began pulling oul of a part of sou lbern'Le banon in the first move toward compliance with a U.N. call for complete withdrawal. And Jn 1981, President Reagan rPiurned to the White House,12 days afler being shol by a wou ld ·be assassin. CINCINNATJ (AP l - Falling to gel the ball oul of the Infield In his first two at-bats Tuesday night , Cincinnati Reds th1rd baseman Nick Esasky made up his mind to do betler his nexl chance. That carne with the bases loaded In !he sixth a nd Cincinnati tralllng the Monlreal Expos 3·1. Esasky jumped on !he firs! pitch from reliever Bob James, drilling his second career grand s lam lo send the Reds toward an 8-6 viclory . " My first two times up I dtdn'l swing very well . lwas determined 10 hi! the ball hard ," Esasky said. Esasky, who drove In three runs Monday nlghllo star In a 9-6 victory over the Expos, also had an RBI triple off the cenler-fie ld wall in !he e ighth for a happy ending Ia a nigh! tha i starled with his strikeoul and ground out. " I hi! ibP lriple a lil lie beller than the home run. I had a Ill tie better swing a nd trajPCiory on II. I'll lake it. .. The Reds seorm eight runs in the slxlh a nd seventh, then survived a lhree-run rally keyed by Pete Rose's triple In the eighth 10 cla im their Meigs' Hatfield fires one-hitter third stralghl victory. Rose also had an RBI single In the game, giving him 3,999 career hits. He was more concerned aboul Montreal oul ·hittlng !he Reds 14-8 but losing Its third straight to fall to 34. "I hale to lose games when you oul-hit your opponent," Rose said. His triple drove in two runs In the eight and pul the Expos In a posillon to win . Montreal knocked out starier Joe Price, H, with a one-oul run, and Rose hit a line drive thai left fielder Gary Redus los! In !he RlvPrfronl Sladiurn lights, scoring two more. " I hit 11 hard," Rose said . " I hi! il just right to gel It Into the lig hts. l l's not the firs! time I've seen a guy Jose a ball In those lights. " The Expos brought the go-ahead run to the plate with two out. but reliever Bill S!'herrer go! Tim Raines to ground out. Andy McGalflgan, m a king his first appParance in a Monlreal uniform, took a one-hiller a nd a lhree·run lead inlo the sixth, but walked the first two baiters. The Expo bul lpPn couldn'l deliver help. plan! a bug In his le le phone." "You r ea lize what you're suggesllng Is no! only unethica l. bul illega l." "Yes. sir. T ha i is why I !hough! you might hl rP m e." "We are no! inlerested in doing a ny!hlng Illegal or un pthlcal." "You did In 1980. Som eone gave you Jimmy Carl e r 's debate brief· Ing book. I'll bel you !hat guy Is really high In !he governmen1 loday." "Lei's gel !his stralghl. No one In !he Reagan admlrilstratlon ever saw Jimmy Can er's briefing book. J im Baker dldn 'I see It, Blll Casey dldn'l see It, Ed Meese dldn'l see It, a nd Ihe presldenl was never a wa re anyone on our side ever had II." "Don'! worry, your secret's sale wilh me. In a nycase thefact tha t no one saw the briefing book did help Reagan In the debates, didn't It?" "I have no Intention of discussing !he briefing book with you. We inten d to run a clea n campaign thi s tim e. and we're not going to resor t to esp ion age t o reelect th e prcsidenl. " "Righi. sir. I a lways say every· lhlng should look on !he up and up when It com es to an electio n. That's why you need mf'. I' m not even a regisler ed Republican. If I'm caug hl passing on r onfidt•ntial infor mation, the trail will nPver lead lo Ihe pany. Don '! even pul me onlhe pa yroll. J us! haveoncof your pPOple leave !he money for m e in a phone boo!h." "1 should lhrow you righl oul of !his offi ce." "Yes, sir." "Whal makes you think you can give us Information on Mondale 's slralegy !hat we don' t already have~" "Well. Monda le really hasn'l said anylhl ng aboul Reagan yel. All he joes Is keep a llacktng Gary Han. .~e has a lol of Information on qeaga n he's saving II he gets the nomlna llon. I saw one loose- leaf book In his safe lllled, 'The Sleaze Faclor - Don'! Use Unlll Sep· !ember .' " "Whal was In I he book?" "I dldn'l gel a c hance to read it . Bul If you give me some Cubans lo bre&k Into his office I'll gel It tor you." "We don '! break lnlo Democratic offices any more." " Oh yeah. I forgo!. Well, maybe I can gel Into the safe by m yself and pholograph the sluff for you . Could you pick me up oneofthoselnfrared cameras from the CIA?" "You' rP an eager lillie beaver, aren't you?" "]jus! wa nllo SPrve m y counlry . 1 believe a polilical mole is the mosl impurlanl job in a presldenli a l campa ign . Ever since 1 read abo ut Wa1Prgate I one.'' da•<:~med of being "Wha t makes you so sure Mondale is going lo win !he nomination?" 'Tm no! sure. Bul if he doesn' t. 1 ca n become your polilical mole in the Har1 camp. Har t would never suspect som eone w ho came over " ... ai'ID TO MY BeLOVeD CHiLDReN aND GRaNDCHiLDReN , r BeQva<:m.J ... " from !he Mondalp campaign of being a mole for Reagan." "Now gel !his slralghl. We have no in le ntlon !his lime of resor llng to any dlrly tricks In the '&<1 campaign . Everylhlng we do is going Ia be above reproach . The presidenl insists on it. " "YPS, sir ." "AJl ri ght , leave your resume wllh m y sec t-ela ry and if you check oul . a guy named .Joe wi ll ca ll you a! home Monday nigh! ... Improved Mets win fifth straight By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Nalional League learn s don'! have the New York Mels Ia kick ar ound anymore. Once !he doormal s of !heir divis ion, !he Mels are ofllo !he besl s la 11 in !hei r 23-year his lory wilh a 5-1 record. "Wp'rf'doingwhal we believed we can do:· New York outfielder Darry l Slrawberry said Tuesday nigh! al ter !he Mels gained the ir fifth slraighl viclory wilh a 4-2 decision over !he Allan Ia Braves. "Whe n we lost !he firs! game. everybody sa id we'd hPihesameold ballclub ." S!rawberry said afler his th ird home run oi l he season helped the Mets slrPi ch the ir winrilng sl reak. "Bul wp'rp not lh<' same learn . l!'s a long season a nd I can '! prf'd icl wha l wiU happen. bul this learn believes il can win ... and 1 believe." Home runs by Slrawberry in !he second inning and Hubie Brooks in the fillh gave the Mels a 2.() lead . Allanta got ilsfirsl run in !he bottom of lh<• fill h on consecutive singles by Bob Homer, Chris Chambliss and Glenn Hubbard aga lnsl Ron Da· di ng, thm lied il !he nex l inning on Cla ude ll Washington's homer. The score slayed 2·2 unlillheMets scored twice in lheelghlh , on an RBI single by Keil h Hernandez a nd a san ilice fl y by George Fosler. Cra ig Swan, 1 0. who repl acro Darling aflcr slx innings. pickm up the vtclory. Craig McMurlry, 1-1, absorbed Ihe loss. PhiUles 3, Astros I Mlkr S!' hmidl hil a lhree-run homPr in the<'ighlh inning a nd John Denny a nd AI Holland combined on a fivf' hlllt>r as Philadplphia stopped Houslon. Nter Houston's Cra ig Reynolds broke a srureless liew lth a homerun off Denn.v in lhP 1op of Ihe eighl h. Schmid! d r illed a 2-2 pilch from Nolan Ryan inlo !be lower dPCk in lefl lle ld at Veterans S!adium. Thai gave Denny, tht> 1983 National League Cy Young Award wiimer , his first victory of the season afler one loss. He gave up five hits, sl ruck out four and walked none and left a ft er Terry Puhi lro off Hous lon ·s ninth wilh a s ingle. Padres 1, Cardinals 3 Pinch -hitter Champ Su mmers drilled a grand slam home run a nd Carmela Manincz added a lwo-run shol In leading San Diego over St . Louis. San Diego had managed orily two hils off St. Louis starterBobForsch. 0-1. unlillhefiflh innlngwhrnsingles by T erry Kennedy, Kevin McRey nold s a nd Garry Templelon loaded !he bases. Summers, ba lling forSan Diego sta rler Andy Hawkins , HJ. homered to give the Padres a 5·3 lead . An inrilng laler , Kennedy singled and wen! Ia second when righl fielder George Hendrick mis played !he baiL Manincz followed wilh his homer as !he Padres won for !he fifth time in six slarls. Glanls4, Pirates 3 Jack Clark, enj oy ing his besl AprU ever, hit a two-run home r in the e ighlh Inning lo pace San Francisco over Pills burgh. Th<' homer . Clark's firs! of the smson, came on a 2.0 pilch from Jell -hander Lan)' McWilliams. who had allowed orily three hi ts before the e ighlh in his firs! outing of thP SPason. J olmnie LeMasler led off Ih<' Giants ' e ighlh wilh an infie ld single and Manny Trillo grounded oul before C lark homered . Clark is balling .370wilh five HBI so far this monlh . Las! April he hil .192 wilh four RBI, and il was hi s fourth sl raighl April under .200. MikP Krukow, 1-1, got !he win and GrPg Minion pitched !he ninlh . retiring three straighl batlers Ia ea rn his first save. Rose could reach 4,000th hit plateau today against old club CIN CfNNATl tAP) - With his record 4.0001h hi ! jus! one compa cl swing away. Monlrea l Expos Jell fie lder Pele RoSi' is con!'e nlra llng on whal he mnsiders n Jollier goal winning. Rose singled and lripled lodrivein lhree runs Tuesday nigh! in an 8-6 loss Ia lhcClncinna li Reds. All hough Rose can become jus! !he second player 10 reach 4,00l hit s loday, he sa id h<'' s more concerned wilh ending !he Expos' lhree-game losing slrPak and sta11 ing a c limb out of !he cellar in !he Naliona l League Easl. 'Tm really not thinkingaboullt ," Rose saidof No. 4,<XXl, "I'm swinging good. I'll gel my hil s. 1 jus! hopP we win. " If I go ().for-4 lomorrow and we win, I'm no! going locry on !he pla ne on the way home." Freshman Paid tor b the cand idate, George S. Hobstetter Mr>lgs . .. (Wll l:l:l J-- 10 \II :1 Belpr£' ... . .. W:J 100 I) 1 1 !; Hatf1£'ld (WPI and Jodi Mi11Pr Bt•rr:.ng 1L P 1 and F'11l'h fllliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Gambling rumors apparently JaL~e COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - Na · lional Footba ll League represenla tives have been c hecking whether formPr Ballimo re Colts quaner· back Ar1 S!'hlich!Pr has resumed gambling, a Columbus police offi · cial says. Schlichter was suspPnded a year a go for his involvemenl with ga mblers. NFLCommissionerPele Rozelle has sa id he will review !he GRAND SIAM - Cincinnati Reds' tlrl•d baseman Nick Esasky Is congratulated by third base coach Joe Sparks (left) alter hitting a grand slam homerun in the sixth lrrrdng of their game with the Montreal Expos at Riverfront Stadium Tuesday night. The Reds won the !{arne 8-6. (AI' La.serphoto). former Ohio State University star's case 1his spring. Lastong bea JII a r1 <1 pc·t~<: t •o~ lf1 S>de or uu• '"' w ~la l •'\<OOd a-·~ m~ sonry ~u rr a c e~ A ruS I IP \) 1111 11\) $}550 g1 o~s en~'Tle<lnol DOWNING-CHILDS Meigs takes second BARLOW _ Manella nipped Eason. Ha mmond, and Eddie Meigs in girls' !rack actin in !he KJtche n were fourlh in !he 400 Warren lnvila tional here Tuesday relay; Sinclair. Jerry Brevic. Mike while Athens ran off with !he boy s' Willford a nd Darrin Cremeans lille wllh Me igs coming in sevenlh. were lhird in !he 1.600 relay , and Final slandings in !he girls' meel Gerald Moo re a nd Hrian Korn were were Martella 87, Meigs81, Federal lhird in the pole vaul t. Hocking 45, Belpre 40, Wa rren The Meigs' !rack leams will hosl Local 37'!,, Fori Frye 36'; ,. ~F_ed_e_r_a_ l _H_oc_k_i_n:..g_'I_'h_u_..,_d_a_y_._ _-1 Nelsonville-York 3U and Watl'rford c an pro••dt' (lf)E COll i !liOi e!.I<On Easy ;;~ pphc all on w 1tr>•olle• b•ush AND GAL. o• ~ ll' ilf Co,ven •ttnl ~e •oso1 a •a•la blr MULLEN INSURANCE c~ n ~ PICKENS HARDWARE 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992·3381 992 -2342 M ASON . W VA PAINT MAKER seven . In the boys' compPtl li on, AI hens won wilh 71. Federal Hocklng 69. Belpre 60. Warr en Local 54, Nelsonville-York 48•;, , CaldweU 34 , Meigs 32. Wa!Prlord 21'1, . and For! FryP 13. Coach Gordon F isher's girls won five ev!'nts . tying leadership wilh Marlena for firsts. In the fie ld events, each school's lop two had their scores combined a nd posllions were de lermined by the combinm scor e. Winning for lt1e Marauderelles were Rhonda Ha ddox a nd J e nnifer onn1e:s got 1t! ECKRICH HAM & CHEESE LOAF THE DRESSY DETAILS I I I I I I I I I I I SMITHFIELD BOILED HAM Crem ea ns, Charmele Turner, and Swartz won the sprint relay; English. Lind a Slewa rl . Haddox. and Turner won the 40J relay whil e the same team finished second in LB . •••••••••••••• 24 Oz. Broughton's !he 800 relay. and Mi ssy Howard. 1he 3.200 relay. Me igs fini shed second in !he Ia p relay wilh Howard . .Jenny Miller . Trainer a nd Anderson com pPiing; Howard, R honda Nffcc. a nd !he lwo Miller twins rJulle and J enny) wN<' lh ird in !he 1.600 r<'lny. Za ndra Vaugha n and Sherrie Soulhworlh were fou rlh in ! he shol pul . and N{'P('(' and .Jenny MiliPr were !hlrd in !he high jump . I HAM SALAD ............ ~~ .. s1.29 Anderso n, Dreama E n glish . Swartz, a nd Ann Trai ner won the disla nce med ley; E ngli sh. Tam my Trainer, Anderson and Haddox w on LB . I HOMEMADE Swartz in the long j ump; Erin GREY / WHITE All rHE SP£CTATOR SlYLE. NATURAL/ TAN COTTAGE CHEESE ............~!~.. 11.49 APPLES ............ ~~~.. 1 1.29 Ohio Colby Longhorn 24 Cl. 3 Lb . Golden Del. CHEESE ... .........~~ ; .. 11.89 HEAD LETTUCE _Ho...... 59' J.lb . Teen Quee n Quarlers 72 CT. CALIFORNIA MARGARINE ....... 2/ 11.19 ORANGES ....... ....... 3/ 59 1 1 LB. BOOTH OCEAN PERCH FILLETS ..................P.K:~. $2.19 Boys' 1\t·tion On !he boys' sidL• of lhr l<'dger finds no firs1 or seco nd fini~hes f01 Coach Bob Ashley's crew. Mik e Cha ncey and Shawn Eads learned· up for a fillh in !he hi gh jump; Eri c Johnson, Chad Willia m s. Eads. and Mike Kenned y wer<' third in !he dislance med!Py; Craig Sinclair , Mark Hammonds, Williams. and Eads look lhird in !he sprinl medlpy; Brad Robinson. Huey 10 OZ. BIRDSEYE CHOPPED home runs. "Old enough to know yolf. young enough to serve you." TVC rival Alexander nn !he Salis· bury diamond . By Innin gs : and lripl<' apiecp_ Gina Foll rod added a triple. Daphne Dillard a double while Halfleld . Jodi Harri · son. Jodi Miller and Jenny Mea - -J Meigs County Recorder MAY 8, 1984 Jenny Couch and ior lor Mary J(J.hll ajun !lack !he Moore winnerspaced with aa single CHAPMAN SHOES GEORGE S. HOBSTETTER 2-1 after four Innings, but broke it open wit h eight r uns in their final three frames. The Meigs ' girl s return home today wilh a 4:.}') p m dale v.ilh walked seven . A supportive crowd of 17.495 13,123 paid- chanled "Pe le . P ele" whe never Rose came lo bat Tuesday and loudly cheered his lwo hils. Rose, who would like IO reach 4,<XXl in Iron! of the fan s who applauded him 16 year s as a Cincinnall Red. lined out sharply AlllHE eowtD BA!IENESS twice . s lruckoul ,slng led home a run BLACK AND WHITE in the second and go! hi! No. 3,999 wilh a two-run lriple in the eighlh. Rose's nexl hit will pul him In th<' company of Ty Cobb In the 4,<XXl-hil NEXT TO ELBERFELDS caiPgory. Rose' s ma in quPsl is Cobb's a ll -time htl record of 4,191. Thent>xl singlealso wUI gtve Rose 1---~~------'L.___J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 3,<XXl In his career. !railing only I' Cobb' s 3.052 singles. He h as 711 caret>r doubles - fourl h on the all -lime lis! - !)J lriples and 158 Elected officials are by the people end for the people , to fulfill their wishes for good government . Do not be dictated to but let the mandates of your heart go· vern your voting. , VOTE FOR dows each singled. Warlen broke up Hatfield 's no-hiller for !he Lady Eagles . Coach Jon Arnall's c rew led only BELPRE - Sophomore Barb Hatfield fired six and a third Innings of no-hll ball before a solid single wiped oul her maslerpiece in Melgs'J().J llallenlngofBelpre herP Monday . Halfield fanned elghl and walked orily two bailers In her route-going pPriormanc-e. The young Marau· derelle Is 2·0 on !he year. as are the Meigs' lasses on the year. Belpre dropped to 0·2 inside the TVC. Belpre pllching fanned two a nd some day cause embarrassment. As lh<' clock runs down on !he Aprill6 deadlinp for filing fedPra l inmmP laX re lurns. !hey moumm cxp<>nsivr promolional campa igns. _ Aclually. thai deadline can be pul off unlil August if you tile for an oulomalic lour-monlh t>xlension lor filing, and arP eligible lodoso. as mos1 pPOple aw Bul wilh an exl!'nsion. you pul off cla iming any refund you mighl have coming from the lnle rnal Revenue S!'rvic<'. As all the pmmol ions are a! pains lo poinl oul, taxpayers who earned money from a job in 1983 have only unlil the ir filing deadline lo make a deduclible coni ribuliun lu an IRA for the yt>ar. II can be as much as $2.00l for an indiv idua l, $2,250 for a family in which orily one spuuSP work.>. and $4,00l for two-incomt> couples . Il's pvidenl !hal many pPOple !his year . as usual. have pul off SPilling their tax accounts until thC' las t minutC'. This is th{' S{'('Ond time around for financiai -Sf'IV ices firm s in thC' parly-April IRA promolional blilz. A year ago, !hey were concenlrating on new accounts. since 1982 was the first tax y ear in '":hkh eligibilit y for IRAs 1982 lhrough 19&<1 has $12.00l in IRA money . plu s whalever !he comrlbu lions have a lready earned. · This silualion he lps heighte n awareness of some of !he lesser-known flexible fPalures of IRA invPsling. You can mov<' an accounl from onr inV<'Simenl to a nal her. or one ins lilution 10 anol her. and you can spr<'ad your cont ributions arou nd in as many pl ac~s as you want . As IRA sawrs study lht• r<>s ull s lo da !P of a n accounl op<>nm a year or more ago, lhe\ may a lso come lo a ciParPr rea lizalion thai an IRA is no! }ust an April tax break, but a tong-tenn , t"x-deferred sovings and papPrs and formal speeches. No pPrson with an SCI clearance would be spared the censor's hand. It was too much. The president's directive, with Its heavy-handed threat of "adverse consequences" to government employees who refused Ia play ball, was a st upid piece of business . He arP well rid of II. Esasky's big-blast paces Reds' win spI NAcH................P.K:~ •••• 59¢ 103/• OZ. CAMPBELL'S CHUNKY CHICKEN SOUP ......c~~~. 2/79¢ 16 OZ. LUCKY LEAF APPLESAUCE • • • • • • • • •CANS • •• SWEET PEAS ....... 9~~s. 2/$1.19 15 OZ. LUCK'S ASSORTED BEANS .............. ~~~s.. 2/$1.09 17 OZ. ROYAL PRINCE YAMS .....................SA.N••••• 79¢ 15'!. OZ. ARMOUR WITH BARBECUE SAUCE ANSWER: Finan" c~arges and inleresl on eoods bouahl on an installm enl plan are de · ductible as pari of ilemized deduct 1ons. !he amount of interest must be clearly defined or proved . 3 OZ. ARMOUR ANOTHER SERVICE Of 2/99~ 17 OZ. DEL MONTE QUESTION : My friend !old me inleresl on mortgage payments is ded uct ible. How aboul intere st on car paymenls ? Owner • SLOPPY JOE ...........SA.N•• $1.19 POTTED MEAT .........c~~~ 3/95¢ 250 COUNT NORTHERN NAp KINs................P.K:~ • $1. 39 4 OZ. INSTANT SANKA COFFEE ....... Jf.R•• s2.97 �...... Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 11, 1984 OSU coach ready to sign top standouts By GEORGE STRODE i\P Sports Writer E ldon Miller, OhloStatC''s baskel · ball coach, had his shopping llssl rea dy today for the opening oflhe bi nding national letlers-of.lntenl . Bul he expected no immediale results. The reason w as that the B uckE'.\-'E"S have only lhree baskelball granls left and Miller slill awails IaI<> Ap1i! visll s from such standouls as jj.fml .:l Gary Gran! of Canton M c Kinle~ · . The AssociaiPd Press· Class AAA Ohio Player of lhe YPar, and &.II Grady Mall'l'n of Akron Cenlra l· Hower . " We'd like 10 add m or<' lall pla~'e rs than wp ho.d lhi s srason." tviiller sa id Tu,,; da~· · " We'['(' 1m king for one L'enler , alleasl 1>8: "skilil<l forwa rd who iscom fo r1 a lJl e pla_\"ing ou 1on I he flm r and a poiJll guard ... The B uckryes al rPadv wiJ I h:n ·(· more height nex t season with the ellgibill!y of H Brad Sellers, who scored 16polnt s a game as a Big Ten sophomore beforp leaving Wisconsin for Ohio Sta te. Sellers sa I our last season. Alan Km1okrax of Delphos, a &.9 sophomon> center , has dropped out of schoo l aflcr losing hls eliglbillly in December. Anolher Ineligible pl ayf'r, 6·8 junior forward .Joe Conchf'Ck of Canal Fulton, Is in school and ts trying 10 regain his r ligibility a SI'<'Ond time. Miller says he is unsure of the <;Cho lar ship status of two walk..,ns, ti·< sophomore Henry Grace of r.roveporl and 64 Coldwaler sophomore .Jim Honlngford. Roth played brif'fl!' las t winter. " All walk..,ns hPre are granted s<·holarships one year ala time," lhe coac h sa id . Regarding the new NCAA regula · don permitting early basketball slgnlngs tn November, an AP survey Tuesday showed some of Ohio's 12 major colleges had all or nearly all of lhelr recruiting finished before the recruits' senior seasons. The Buckeyes, for example, already had landed 1wo play<'rs last fall . Those signees, 6-foot ·9 John Anderson and 6-3 Sco!t Anderson from Cedar Rapids Linn Marr, both made first-team all ·state In Iowa this winter. Miami, romlng off a 24-6SPason as Mld·American Conference champion, signed nve players last fall and will add lwo morp, 6-5 all -stater Karlton Clayborne of Springfield Soulh and &.5 Robb Towery of Michigan Cily, Ind., Rog.-rs. In November, the Redskins signed &.6 Jeff Fuerst of Mount Prospect, Ill. , ~ Lanoont Hanna of Wednetday, April 11, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio WUE';'I1..ER - Bridgette Valentine will be one of several people who will be participating In a wn>stling makh in support of the Meigs County lleart t\s.-.ociation Satunlay, April 14 at Meigs Junior High School in Middleport. Hunting seasons given approval COLUMBUS. Ohio 1AP1 - The Ohio Wildlife Coum·il has approwd I he hunting of quail forthl'first lime sin('(' 1978, when a sevpre1Nint ercut inlo lhe slate's populal ion of the small game bird . However. only hunters in 14 counties In soulhwestem Ohio, from Adams to Preble and Picka way to Hamill on . will be pennilted Ia hunl quail Nov. 2 through Nov . 10. HunllnJ!: for quaO , !rom 9 a .m . unl il 5 p.m., will be permitted on slate land anrl privale lands having an agreement wilh the s1a1c. A daily bag limit of lhree and posS('ssion limil of six after opening day wlllix' en forced . Meanwhile. approval of-19R4·85 stale hunting and !rapping sPasons has cosl squirn>l and phmsa nl hu nler s some hunting I ime this fall. Th£' counciL follo\l.~ng a Divis ion ofWIIdlilNeqU<'SI, has lrirruned lwo wC'<'ks from I he slarl of lhP squirr.-1 SPason. dropping il back Ia Sepl . 14 Squirrel s<>ason r xlends lhrough llP<'. 1:\. The phC'asant Sf' r1son has hf'>('n sho11ened lo 20 days. Nov. 2 1hrough Nov_ '24. Fox hunl ers and lroppcrs a lso los I wilh lhe new regul alior". Th<'V wamC'd a t\\'G- Wf'flk start OV(•r rac('()()n hunters and !rappers, bul will start the samf:' time on Nov. 7. Both seasoru; exlend through Jan. 31, l!«i . Fox I rappers like Ia sl ar1 tx>fore raccoon hunlers and l heir dogs lravel woods at night . Deerhunters in lhe newly drawn Zone~. down to24 rounl ies in eastern and southt>aslem Ohio, will be permitted to shoot deer of either sex during lhe shotgun season Nov. 26-Dec . 1. No anterlessdeer penn its v.111 be needed in that zone this time Public tPslimony. presented al diSiriel and statf' wildlife hf'arings, was considered lx>fore the regula · lions wei'(' adoplcd by I he council al its April meeling. The 1984&1 Ohio hunllng and tropping SPasons: Squbwl. Sept. 11 Dec. 15; ruffed grouse. Ocr.l2Feb. 28: rabbi I, Nov. 2·Ja n. 31: quail 114 soulhwestem counlips orrin. Nov. 2·10: ring n<>ck!'d pheasanl and chukar par· lridg-<·. Nov. 2·24: fox, raccoon. m ink, muskral, opossum, skunk and weasel hunting and !rapping, \lo,·. ?·Jan ..11 ; beavN 1rappb1g, D<'C. 15-Feb. 28: bearded wild Iarkey , AprU 2Hviay 11, I~ ; de<'r, longbow and crossbow, Ocl . &.J an. 31 , di'<'r, early primilive weapons, Oct . 2Y·Nov 3; de<'r. sholguns, Nov. 2fi.J)c I. within 5-3. Ripken' s leadoff homer in l he fifth, his lhird of I he sm son, and :12·3 scoreless innings of rPlief by Stor m De vis nailed dmvn the viclory. Davis. wilh the save, has nol allowPd a run In his 111·3innlngslhis year. Tl1c righl ·hander. normally a s1a 11cr. will rC'j oin lhe Oriole rolalion on Su nday af1er ear ly bullpen duty tx>rause of a light schPdoiP. Tigers 5, Rangers I Del roil, lhP only unbea len learn ldl m I h<' major leagues, wasled no lime r·unning ils record lo&-0-lhe Tigers' fastt:>st sta11 since they won SLX sl ra ighllo open I he 19U season. Lou Whilak<'r aml Alan Trarrunell led off firsl inning wilh walks and Darrell Evans lluen lhrilled the home·opening crowd of 51,238 wil h a lhrCP·run homer, his second of the season. Dan Pel ry pitched a foor·hillerin winning his = nd gam<> of lhe season w hile Da ve Slewari, 0.2, look I he loss. Yanlu'<'S 4, Twins I Phil Nickro . lhP 45·year·otd knucklr baiiN , won his second slarl of the .<;Cason with lhe help of lhree douhle·ptay balls served up by JH ..vea r ·old reliever .J ose Hijo and huli!X'n ace Dave Righrtti. N iekn> won his 270!h carCPr game, ly ing him wilh Burleigh Grimes for 2.1rd plaf'C on lhe all·lime viclory lisl . N 1rkro lefl wilh lhe Yankees ahead 2 0 on th£' slrenglh of Willie l" mdolph 's lwo·run homer in 1111' lhird. Rijo gol Gary Gacni 10 ground inlo a double play lo end the Minnpsota Sl'venth . :-;m·. 22 . Hr w asr h<.~rgt>d wil h IJO~S£"ssion of thr(l(' ouncPS of (YJ( 'ainP. found in a bag In I hi· <·or ·· 11 •;. -~<... ni''> Pr trw • Rt•f·auSf' I \ ·r· !('(j a CfJ nt rrJ\·,·r sid ll ifl·. pPoplP kPep WQ!r ·hmg rn t· I don '1 do thf' things ~.-J plr · '-d 1. 1 drJ. · · Sd id Pn r)r f.·. Pr. '.hmg ]:-, t)f •)11'1 r(Jr rn<• . Thf' held rtnn~:.: '- dr f· fJ\"Pr 1 had d fight v.:nh m 1. rndndj;!T'r . RuOd_v LaRosa . and nrJv.- thdl\ (J\"Pr I Wd :-, unha ppy wilh my m arriage, and lhal'soul of !h~ way. And now this. " I thank God when I wakeup! hall go1 another chance lo pul my liff' togelher," he said. Pryor said h~ is looking forward to comPhack fighl HP sa id one w as tx>ing arranged wilh Tony Baltazar of Los Ang<>les In May or .JunP in Long Beach, Calif. "l'vr got it together now. ! hope lo win I his flghl and I hen flghl !Sugar ful~· 1 Leonard or Boom Boom 1Mancini !. I wanllo beal lllem both .;o J ean come home"' champion .." Pryor said. Pryor rpsigned his eha mpionship in 1983 saying h<> didn' l wanl lhl' WBA to select his opponenls. l.ronard is the formt'rw.-llerwPighl <'hamplon an Ray Mancini is lhe lighlweighl champ. SPRING FISHING CLINIC Presented By ZEBCO - BAGLEY AND STREN Anderson, Ind., Highland, 6-1 Eddie Schilling ot Lebanon, Ind., 6-8 Chris Selmeyer of MarklevUie, Ind., Pendleton Heights and 6-3 Todd Staker of Wheelersburg. Dayton, reaching the final eight In the NCAA Tournament and posting a 21-11 record, spent Its two grants last fall on &.5 Steve Smith of Kettering Alter and IN Eric Mathews of Detroit Cass Tech. Ohio Unlverslty'sfourrecruits,all signing early, were 6-7 J amnnie Brock of Cincinnati Moeller, 5-9 Don Christie of Oak Harbor, ~ Marty Lehmann of Warsaw. Ind., and 6-6 Henry Smith of West Philadelphia, Pa. Youngstown's International re· cruills 22·year{)]d Jose Vargas, a 6-9 player for the i"'>mlnlcan Republic nalional squad . The Penguins also have signed 1>5 Tillman Bevely of Campbell Memorial. .. Wahama captures slugfest NEW HAVEN- In a high school slugfest here at New Haven Tuesday evening the Southern Tornadoes fell to their second straight defeat as the hard -hitting Wahama White Falcons rollro to a l&-11 non·leaguevlctory. As the score Indicates, pitching was nor the greatest for either team as 16 hits and numerous walks plagued the offenSE"oriented game. Compound ing the problem was lhe The Daily .Senlinei 1\ 01\'lslon of Multlmt'"dla, Inc TRI-COUNTY SPORT SHOP Point Pleasant THIS WEEKEND See Thursday's MPmtx> r: Th£' Associated PrPss, In land Dallv Pr.--.ss ..\ssoclatun and tht• AmC'rlc an· N.--.wspaJX'r Publl!<ihPrs Assoc tarlon, National AdvNII sing HcprE'· sf'n1atl ll('. Branham NPwspap(l r Sa lf'S, HJ Third AV('nUP . NPw 't' or k, N ~>w York 10017 · Sl'RSCRIPTION RATES By Carrlt'r or Motor Routt' ()nf' W£' Pk . $1.10 TOTAl SATISFACTION ~UARANTEI • ~· " \.: ~ '. ;; ~ ···!~ ·........_ - t~~_ ,_, ...: ..,.._... . ·· ~·~·,­ ,, .;ll<j><·" "'""' ... ... .. ' ,., •' Hollq herytt'l ing you bo.~y ot Mr o13•• ;, IJ"'Oronleed lor yo"'' totol 10ti•foction regordlen ol mllnuforlurer II y01 u or• nol 1otidied Kroger will reploc1 your Item with the 10m1 b •and or o comporoble brond or refund your purchos• prite fQrms SJN(.lLF. COP\" PRICES California Strawberries Su hsrr lix'r s nnt de s lrin~-: to [M ~' 1hl'ca r rll' r m a.v !"('mit in <H1van cf' dlrf'l'l to Thf' Dally St•ntinf'l on :l, 11M 12 mon tl1 bas is. CrC'd\1 will hro gl\·f'n ("arrwr P:.JC'I1 mon1h No Si Jb•w r i jJii u n ~ IJ~- m :lil rx·rn1111f'd In to wn s whrorC' hom r· r c~r• i • · r ~l'r\" if'r ' '" 48 a vai l <.~ b iC' . 2fi WE'<'ks !'! 2 WN'ks s1e,6 S:.."::. I:l .. $~~ . 2-1 Uutsldt• Ohio 1.1 Wt'('k .. 26 Wf'f'ks 52 \'I'N'k s . Jl.'i.hfl . $.1\ .20 (1 a· ) (' ("· r r I I' Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk IN OIL OR WATER a -lb. Office Hours by Appointment Only CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 78 LIMIT I PLEASE ·. , c 8 PLUS DEPOSIT ;:::~! .... . ·~;:·8 9 c Kroger Pork & Beans 16-oz. Cans LIMIT 5 CANS PLEASE _ /~ - I : I ' SESAME STREET NA \'I Tide Detergent 78 ll Upper River Rd. (Across from the Airport) Gallipolis, Oh. Jug Con Who could . ,. b. cuits sausaQC. ask for more. ambled eggs. bacon On weekends. Fibtr&IH Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. Gal. Kroger Shortening Kroger Chunk Light Tuna $~~~ o"''lfi ~'"· DISHES 49 92 SHEETS PER ROLL Can rd./ 88 (I 6.5-oz What a breakfast . ~~r.-sev<'1i a freJh frw; ";:;; $.1.3 9 And cheese and m/,"ir,t includ.s " '"' more ~hi I• kids under the breakfast ~ $! 99 for kids 10 a~d un wilf at Ponderosa. breakfast ll J~S );ou get so much ,or so Woel< s eat ,ree. 5 a/waY ed Tlfi11AM 7 Dar•• erealr1••1 serv Diet Pepsi or P,epsi Cola '( , CHUNK LIGHi VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Full Cut Round Steak · fir All SEVENTH INNING SmF.'J'('H - Chicago White Sox' pinch Iutter ,Jerry Hairston scores on a slide home as o~vcland Indians' catcher Ron Hassey walls for the ball to n•tu·h his mitt In the seventh Inning of Tuesday night's game in Chitago. Hairston was Oil<' of three Sox' runners who scored on Dave Stegman's doubiP, eontrlbutlnglo the Sox' 7-3 win. (i\1' Laserpholo). PINT RETURNABLE l )TTLES. MTN. DEW . PEPSI FREE, ( .. c (' .: ''• ponderosa you-can-eat Breakfast Buffet. U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE. GRAIN FED BEEF $:19 liD Introducing our ..,... JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. Roush singlro and sinlefourbases In a hustling effort . Batteries: Todd Adams, Joe Wolfe i LP), Jim Wolfe 3rd, Charlie Wolfe, 3rd, Jannie Hensler 5th, Bryan Allen 5th, and Tony Riffle. Donnie VanMeter (WP I , Oark 4th, Tucker 5th and Hoffman. ADVERTISED ITEM POliCY $4 .80 $~7 '2 ll MA II . SU RSC'H I PTIO.\iS ln~ldt • Ohin I J WN'k!<i . .. ern, a base hit by Darin RDush was left out of the Southwestern game. Each of th••e ad ... ertil ..d lter'lls 11 ••quired to be reodi1y avoiloble fat sole In each Krover Store e-c•pt as lpeclflcally noted in thi' ad _ If w• do run out of 011 ad ... ertised item . we will oHer you you• choice of o comparable item . wh•11 a¥alloble . reflecting th• tome 1oving1 or o roin(he(k which will entitle ,ou to pur chon the od ... erl iled ihrm ot the od"f"etti•ed plice withil' )() doy1 . Only one "endo r covpon will be accepted per item purcha••d r -~ ~ having a ftvp.run first Inning and a single marker In the second round . Owing the third frame Rawlins doubled, followed by three straight walks and a base-dearing triple by VanMeter . Recording key hits In the opening round were VanMeter and Clark with singles, Bush a triple, which were combined with four costly walks by Southern. Wahama hitters were Don VanMeter with a stngle and 111ple, singles by Ash, Ron Bradley, Gress and Wolfe, and a home run by Hoffman. Rawlins added a double and Bush a 111ple. Southern hillers were Tony Deem and Paul Harris with two singles each, Joe Wolfe a grand slam horne run, Tony Riffle a double, and Charlie Wolfe a single. For South- NONI SOlD TO ·-. t his second hit of the frame . Wahama scored the runs they needed In the third Inning alter DIALERS POSTMASTER : S('nd <! dd rf'ss 10 Thf' Dai ly &> nlin f'l. 111 fou r ! SL. Pom1•ru v, .. -· " fact that Southern's mound corps was made up of several boys making thetr debut on the mound. The tlrst inning was a big one for both clubs as the Tornadoes touched WHS started Donnie VanMeter for seven runs In the first frame on a Tony Deem single, two walks, an error , and a grand slam homerun by Joey Wolfe. Next, Paul Harris singled, then came a wUd pitch , Charlie Wolfe singled , andDeemgOI TheC OICe savin s Arevours ••• WE RISEIVI: THI: RIGHT TO liMIT QUANTITIES Publlshf'd f'V pry aflf'rnoon. M ondav lhrough Fr ldav. 111 Courl Strf't?l, b\· thf. Ohio VaiiC'Y PUbli stllng Compa ny -"Mul· llmt>d la , Inc ., Pomf'rov , Ohlo4576!l, 992 2 1~11 . Sf'cond d ass po:JStagl' paid at Pomcroy , Otlio . Onf' Month On p Y!'ar 5 COPYRIGHT nllll · THE to:ROGU CO . ITlMS .... ND PRICES GOOD SUN · DAY . APJIIL I . THROUGH SATURDAY . APRI~ 14 191111 . IN Glilipolil lnd Pon.nly ( t: s~ us-9GO 1 O;.ro ·157 69. The Daily Sentinel Pag1 • Hoy I. 2·0 this season, a II owed five hils in seven Innings. The r£'ignlng Cy Young Award winner has nor lost since last July 21. Ron Reed gollhe las I six outs for his firs I save. Jlali ~' AT aper For Detallsl Pryor relieved after dismissal CINCINNATI 1AP 1 Boxer Aaron Pry or says he i~ rf' lievPd aller a ct11.1grhargeagains1 him wa s dismissed in Inglewood. Calif. Muniripa I Cou rl and said he is lmking forward lo m ak ing a cnmehack . ThP charge was dismisS<'d Mon· day when 1be court 11.1lcd lha 1police ill egally searched Pr;m's car afll'r slopping him for a lrafflc c hargP Righetti go I Kent Hrbek to do the samf' with the bases loaded tofinish lhe elghlh, and, after lhe Twins scored in the ninth, Tim Laudner lined Into a double play with lhe bases loaded to end the game. Frank VIola. 0·2, tmk the loss before 52.430 fans, Including former Pn>sident Richard Nixon and New York Mayor Ed Koch, a1 lhe Yankees ' home opener. White Sox 7, Indians 3 LaMarr Hoy I won his 15th st ra ighl game, extending his own ream record and moving within two of the all-time AL mark . - . - .. '· Two Ripken home runs lead Orioles past Royals ByBENW,\LKF:R AP Sports Writer Now, thP Ballimore OrioiPs ran g<>l on wilh the business of defending !heir World Seri<>s championship. Nolorious for their slow start s. thP Orioles parla~·ed a pair of Ca l Ripken homP runs inlo a 6·3 vi rimy Tuesday nigh I over· I he KansasCil .l ' Roya ls. !heir firs! of 1984 follo111ng lour loss<>s. In olher AL gamPS, Dclroi l !ripped Texas :\·1. New York b!'al Mbmesola 4·1. Chicago slopped Cleveland 7 3, tvtilwauk"' ham · merf'd Califomia 10·1, Seat lle downed Boston .i-1 and Tomntu blanked Oakland 3.0. The Orioles, aftPr bein>:oulscorcd 29·11 whi le losing lhrf'(' games in Minnesota during lhe weekend, went to work early agains t Ka nsas Citv' s Paul Splitlorif. 0.2. Sw inging bonl sing I<" bv Dan Ford and Eddre Mun·ay. sand · wichcd arou nd a \\-'alk to Hipken. loaded I he bas<'S in lhr firsl inning fo r Cary ROf'nirke, who prompt 1 ~· delivered a two-ru n single . A two-oul ermr hy Rnyr!ls lhird baseman Greg Pryor on Fnrr l ·s ~'rounder preceded Ripkrn·s thl'f'<' · 1un homer in lh<' S!'Cond . Pal Sheridan rapped a tw<Hun homer offScoll M cGrPgor. 1 1. in the lhird and Don Slaugh! singll'd home a run in l hefoorlh l opull KansasCii~· ~----- CHUNK LIGHl TUNA 49-oz. Box EACH 15 Sturdy. Hard-Cover Volumes �Wednesday, April 11 , 1984 Parneray-Middleport, Ohio WINNERS By The Bend To Date For 1Oth Anniversary Reimbursement Drawings: We Reserve The Right To UmitOuantitie&. Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 14, 1984 April Wednesday, April 11 , 1984 Page- 7 Grange workshop given recently, the Community Builder disrussed Aprii1 Bertha Bing - 119.80 April 2lillian Moore - '40.85 April 3Judy Holter - 123 .59 April 4Emma Radford - 119. 50 April 5Garnet Harbrecht - 132.18 April 6Sonia Parson s - 136.50 STORE HOURS The Dai ly Sentinel grams of farmer-consumer cooperation, stewartship, community service, women's activities and youth programs. HP suggested that an immediate goal Is to build increasingly dynamic local organizat ions which can compete efftiwl:> for the 7- John ArnoH Aprii8Carol Crow - time, attention individuals. 130.14 and talen ts of Works hop participants diS<'USSt>d m~mbershi p rC'Cruilmen!. public relations and leadership tt"<·hniqucs . 1 25 .98 Foe as was on a new ·· irrwge' ·for thE> grange stressing its actabilit y in in Ohio in. 1870a~ farm organb..a tions in local conununities. Since its IJf"ginning grangE' has offpn-'CJ equal voiC'<? and vote for mPn . wompn a nd young fX'OPIC' 14 and old1·r. PPrsons in! Pn?sted in j oining grange in the count~' should C'ontact subordina te gra nge m ast£>rs. Ray i,1idkiff. Star: Ztba Midkiff, HPm - lock: Bill Radford . Rock Springs: Ea rl Cross. R.acirn-; Norman Will . Harrisonvllle: Eldon Barrow. Co~ lumbia. and John Montgom('l)' . Laurel. SPrv ing a bJTE'at variety of commun- , - - - - - - - - - - - - - ity needs. There was agreemf'nl hy thoSi' attending that the grange has evolved int o a particularly uni quf' organiza tion now number ElXJ !oral c haptNs in Ohio. Th£' group rC'C'ommends that thr st.aH' and national Jpvels of the frawrnll~ ' contin ue leader ship training pru· gra m o;; as an organiZa tional }Jr iorH)'. FRESH PORK BUTT Shop These ~a lues Steak/Roast • • • • LB. USDA CHOICE Chuck Roast 11-IURSDAY ••• . $199 Rump Roast • • • • Chicken • • • • • • • • • • LB. BATTE R DIPPED Fish Portions • • • • LB. POMEROY - The Rock Springs Grange will meet a t 7: .ll Thursday at the ha ll. The baking and sew ing contPsts will be held . Wome n are to wea r decora ted hats a nd lhP m en are to wear loud shirts to the meeting. Register For Grand Prize POMEROY Preceptor Beta Beta Chapte r of Beta Sigma P hi Sorority, will meet at 7:30 p.m . Thursday at the Riverboa t R oom of the Diamond Savings a nd Loan Co. 1\ew officers will be elected . Happenings Church drama Of $2QQOO BUCKET Cube Steak ••••• MIDDLE PORT - Thr Mid dleport NazarPne Churc h will be hosting "Pf'ter" , The Big F ishe rman, AprU 12. 13, a nd 14 at 7 p.m. night!)•. The Rev . Kenneth Hpaton w!ll dram a tize PPtPr's !if~ through the res urm:t ion. The public is in vi ted to a lt Pnd . Gift Certificate LB. League sig nup HARRISOI\'VILLE - Ha rri· sonville Boys a nd Girls Young League signup ~<ill lx• held Sa turday, April 14, "' th e ballfield from 9 a. m . to 10 a .m. Cha r ley Barre tt a nnounce-d. Register For FREE Groceries CALIFORNIA Strawberries. ••••• Prayer meeting BROUGHTON'S Plastic Gallon 2o/o Milk .......... . $ 14 g SHEDD'S SPREAD CROCK 4 Margarine ..... L~ .•• $1 9 39 Jif ................... $2 BANQUET 11 OZ. 49 1 TV Dinners ........ 59 Cake .............!~~ $1 ... . .... •·····couPON···· " • BLUE RIBBON PAPER TOWELS 1u~bo Roll s 3/$1 Li mit Th ree Per Cu stomer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 14, 1984 •·····couPON·······• • • • ••••• • • •• NORTHERN TOILET TISSUE $}29 Family Pak 6 Roll limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 14, 198-4 • CLOROX BLEACH Gal. 79¢ limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 14, 198-4 ¢ Every Day Someone Wins Cash Reimbursement For Their Purchases All Daily Registrations Eligible For Grand Prize Drawing on April 15, 1984 at 11:00 A.M. TIDE DETERGENT 171 Box Oz.$ 599 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Expires April 14, 198-4 Gift Certificate Must Be Spent At One Time MPigs County res id~nts will be Pxhi biting quills or th~ Athens Coun ty quilt show to be h<'ld at th~ Athens Coun t)' Extension Offi ce n~xt Tul'sda)'. For more inform at ion on wha t may be d isplayed at the show. residents arP im:ited to C'ont act tht1 Mt>igs Counl v Extension Office. 992-6696. In conj unc tion with the quilt show then' will be a program on worth. Th~ di splay , open to the public, wil l be from 8:30a. m to5 p.m. a nd the re will be a sma ll registration fee for those who a tt end . The da~··s activit ies are being spunsorro bv the Cooperative Extension Y.rv iCC' and th r Da iry Meigs students to compete in statewide Science Day More tha n 750 junior a nd senior hi gh school studpnts wil l !akp their award-w inning pro jects to Ohio Wes!Pyan University Saturday to compete for top honors in the 36th annual Sta te Science Day. Among thosestudPnts will be Sean R. Dodson, 41333 Hi lls Road. Pome roy, a n eighth grader at Meigs Junior Hig h School, and h1s project, " Waste to E nergy · The spvpnth through lhP 12th grade student s qualified for I hcs ta tP com)X'filion by £'arning superior ra tings a t L1 distr ict sciC'nrr da.vs throughout OhiO. ThPir pro jects wll be judged by more than -100 professiona ls in medicine. nrlura tion, ind ust r;: and sciencr. Sta te Sc ience Day is spons01nl a nn ually b;' Th e Ohio .Junior Academy of SciC'nCC'. J non-profi t mem bership organiza tion foundro in 1891 to promote thP sciPnC('s and researc h. Students will com pete for gold. silver and bronze m.,...als t'-~ contributed bv th e Standard Oil Co . of Ohio. Sta te Science Da~· wil l be he ld in the Branch Ric key Center where stude nts will begi n arriving at 7 a. m . .Judgingwillbe heldfromiO a.m . to 12:30 p.m. Exhibi ts arf' open for public vi~wing from 12 :30 to 2 p.m . at which fimf' an awa rd s cere mony wl ll be held. 4-H news ThP Mt>i,g;, -l -H PIPasurr Rid Prs m1·1 on M.11Th 19 at St . raul Lut hPrnn Churrh. Thf' c:rnup c\('1'idrd In gel thrsl idP show ·'\\'h31l hf' .l ud o:r Look." For in Equita!lon·· to show :.md will imilf' lllh('r ho r sf• -l-H du b -._ Tht • <J]!>(I plan tfJ hf'lp arlvf"rt i sc thf' mPmhr'r~ Mcurh nf Olmf""'i RrPakfast wil h the' E aster l"unn v as a communilv proj('('t. Thf' nt'w IY1rS4' ro lf'S book W3S pas.'>t>d OUT and d1 sc:·u ssf'(l Th PIT' w il l be> ;1 f irst -aid d;•ss i!llht • IY'XI rn('('!in_g nf Th!' club whidt v.1ll bt' Apdllli , I ! ~!. Paul Lulh~ ' ran C hurf'h OffiN'rs wi ll i:x' Plrot·t,-.J a t t h;~t timf' !I a n ~·o n<' w<~nt ~ to join thf' cluh. nnw i:-; t hf' ti rn1'~ PIPasr ca ll t4~1 !~ I for nlOrf' inlorma linn. ~ .lf'ff Amn ld, n·portr• r Singers scheduled I' I COOLVTLLF. - Thr Glory Road Singer s will a ppear in conCPrt a t the Va nderhoof Baptist Church, Coolville, Sunday a t 9: 45 a.m. The 15~ voiC(' interdenomina tional Christian singing grou p wll present " Ma jesty." The public is invit ro to a ttr nd . YOU WON'T BELIEVE OUR LOW, LOW PRICES Revival set 8e 1ge. Navy, Wh1e, Tan and Blac ~ Patent MIDDLEPORT - A rpv!va l is scheduled a t Middleport Church of Christ In Chr istian Union, April 18 to 22, with the Rev . Keith E blin speaking. Serv ices begin 7:30p.m ., nightly and thprew!ll be sp<'<' ia l singing. The p ublic is invil ed to attend. Program finished Seventeen persons completed the field service orientation given Sunday a t the Middleport post home of Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion . Instructors were Helen Hampson . Lancaster . Eighth Dlstlc t president , and Lorraine Snyder, a past district president , also of Lancaster. T aking the course either for the first time or as a refresher course were Bob GilmOre, Bill Gilmore. CharlPS Edwards. J ohn Metzger , Lanny Tyree. Tlsha J a rvis, Peggy Jarvis. Becky Tyree, Velsla Roush, Sue Uttle . J eannie Llbscomb, Jean GilmOre, Katie Gilmore, Sonya Wayland , Mae Lewis, Diane J arvis, and Gerry P arsons. LADIES' NIKES $1995 LITTLE GIRLS' BLACK PATENTS $795 & $995 LADIES DRESS HEELS & SANDALS LITTLE GIRLS' $1295 - $1995 CASUALS 1/2 PRICE LADIES ' CASUAL & DRESS LADIES ' WHITE POCKETBOOKS $5- $1Q95 TENNIS SHOES $~95 MEN ' S and BOYS ' KANGAROOS $1995 MEN'S JOGGERS K ANGAROOS. CONVERSE. ASTROS $12 - $2495 MEN'S 1 TABLE DRESS SHOES BOYS' JOGGERS $1200 By Thom MeAn $1500 6" and 8" MEN'S LEATHER WORK SHOES loggers, Linesman, Engineer. Dress Wellington, Steel Toes By : Georgia Giants, B, B, Walker and Ranger $2495 MINERS RUBBER STEEL TOED BOOTS $2995 to $6995 LADIES' SLACKS & BLOUSES Polyester and CoHon $6° 0 to $1200 SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR IN THE HEART OF POMEROY • Ba rn , a cultural a11s CC'nter in Athens. Quilt ma ke rs. quilt collectors and quilt owne rs ma.v t?nter as m any traditona lly dlosigned quilts in the show as thPy want. Bothantiquea nd ~ ,_ ' . ., l'('('ently m adt> QlJil l~ a re r.Jigible. o,'PG V/[EK' 7 00 & 9 10 P. M. The progra m , la ugh! by Pats\· Glass, South District Ex tension Spl.l('ialist. H ome Economics. w ill HY SELL Rt:N - A county· wlde prayer m et>ting will be helu Sunday a t 2 p.m . a t the Hyse ll R un HolinPSs Churclt with Glen ElsSPII as the leader . LB. FRESH BAKERY ANGEL FOOD I V ~D TO I IOL [) Calendar LB. LB. PEANUT BUTTER 40 Oz. Phone 446 · 4524 BAAGAIN MATINEES SAT & SUN AH SEATS S2 00 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY S2 00 Other leadNs a t the con ft•renC(' inclu!lrd JoAnn Ingram. Southeast rPgional mem bership ehairp<'rson. a nd Mr . a nd Mrs. Ml•ndal .Jordan, Mei gs County Deputies . USDA BONELESS LEG QUARTERS 531 JACKSON PIKE - Rl35 WEST indude slides of qua lit y qu llt s a nd Grad candidates Slx Meigs arf'a students a t Ohio University were candida tes for degrff'S at the end of thP 19&1-&1 winter quart er. The group includes: Jacqueline Ruth Boggs. Coolville: Susan J. Tunic Gregory. Reedsviii P. a nd Ha rry Freder ick Kan<', Ro ute 1, Shade. all with honors: Carol Ann Morris. Long Bott om: J ennifer Ann Yan lty, Pom eroy, and Don Bradley ,---------------< HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracu se. Oh . Ph. 992-57/b ..'\'0 IT (JP 1C':. .'IJ FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering pfants. shrubbery . fru it trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron . House Plants · 4" to 10". Fol iage & Blooming Basket s Op en Daily Q to 5 BU; WElK : 7·00 ~"' OriLY: SO.T ~ SUN MATUI'll >OO ONL' ' .--T~il~l~ls~.R~ou~t~e~1,~R~u~tl~a~n~d.~---J-=====5:u:n:.:1:•:o=5===~l_:::::::::~~~=- PICKUP NEW TOUGHER AND SAVE NOW THE QUICKER· PICKER·UPPER IS TOUGHER THAN EVER! New Bounty is tough enough to scrub with. Tough enough to stand up to your cleanser. And it'll still pick up spills faster than any other paper towel! New Bounty. The quicker-pickerupper just got tougher. �Page 8-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio April 11 , 1984 Dieting changes fat amounts, storage: MU study HUNTINGTON, W VA -Diet ing appears to change not only the amount of fat stored in the body but also the way It is stored a nd used a Marshall UnJversity research~r reported at a national meeting in St Louis Wednesda; "Understanding the metabolism In obese PI'I sons could provide insights into why thev have grea ter rtsks for several diseases especially diabetes heaJ t and arterv disease and hig h blood pressure sa1d Dr E Bowie Kahle- an associate pr ofe~sor of btologlcal snences and also a mem ber of the School of Medicine' s Famtlv an d Commumty Health faculty He reported his fmdm gs at the ann ual meeung of the Federal of A m erican SoctPtlf'S fo r Ex penmen tal Btology We werp n ot s ur prt sPd to fin d that there are cha ngE's 1n f(lt stm age Uu t we were s urpnsed by how 11 chang<>s hesa 1d, ca llmg the find mgs "\ery mt en•stmg and unexpected Eight overweight adolescent s were studted m the project Follow mg the e1ght week diet program , blood tests after a meal showed that the level of fatty adds In the blood rose Instead of dipping sharply as they had before the dil'l began The higher level of fatty acids in the blood meant that the body was not puUmg as much of them out of the blood and storing them as fat, Kahl sa1d The changes , he said may be tied to a subtle change In the fat cells ' sensiti\11) to msulin, a hormone "'htch e ncourages rat formation and discourages fa t breakdown In dieting, fat cells may actually "empty" some of the tr contents, and therefore need less of the fatty ac1ds ctrculatmg 1n the blood stream to mamta m themselv~ . Ka hl satd Measunng these fatty ac1d levels cou ld help m eva luati ng how weight-control program s affect fat storage In the ftrst hours fo llowing a meal · he sa1d He noted that OheSlly IS one of thiS count rv's most common hE'i:! lth p10ble m s because 11 may set the stage for diabetes and heart disease He added that m the rura l , sout hern Appalachtans, d eat h rates for d iabetes and heart dtsease r ank ~~ Kahl said the participants lost an average of three pounds d urtng the program compared to an expected gain of that much or more it they had not participated "The weight loss wasn't as dramatic in this group as It was In some w e have studied, but It definitely helps to even stop the weight gai n," he said above the national average The study was part of Marshall's ongoing research into ~hildhood obesity 'What happens In the obese child or adolescent may affect disease develoment in t he audit " K ahle said "We're not interested in drastic measures that turn these you ng people into norm al -weight lndi> !duals, although it that's a side effect, good We're Interested in gt\1ng them a hea lthter life now and when they become adults The 12 to 14 year olds involved in the study were at least 20 pounds to .JO pounds overweight They were given diets of I 200 to 1,600 calones per day, a modest 600 to!Oi calones below their normal mtake They also m et three times a week for brtsk wa lkmg around a s~hoo i track The1r blood fatty actd levels were measured before and after the e1ght w eek program At both test penods, samples were taken before and alter the youths ate a specia ll y destgned coffee cake which had the r--=====================================:::-::~~­ l'vh and l'vll s Paul Sw tsher of H:, sell St , M iddleport , recu t iy observed thetr 56th weddmg anru versary Marned on F eb 11, 1928, the couple have a son and daughter m-law, Btll and Nola Sw1sher and th ree g r a ndchildren, D av td Swisher, a ca ptam m the U S Arm y lndtanapohs lnd, whos<> w tfe 1s the former Sa ndy Curtts, Velvet Lee a nurse at Holzer and Paula K ay student at Nelsonville Techmc ai College Riffle birth Pomeroy have adopted a Utile sister from Quebrada de Lajas ht Hondurus. Each week the children earn money at home by helping their parents with extra chores so that they can financtally care lor Pedrtna their six-year-old adopted sister The Httle girl's father is a fanner and earns $200 a yeiU' to support his lwnlly of nve. Stster Janet, who supervises the local nu""'ry, said that the excitement and joy that the children display with this project and their sense of respoffiiblllty at such a young age Is rewanllng Mr and Mrs Robert R lffl<' Middl eport, a1e announcmg th" birth of a daughter Tamtko Dawn born March 9 at the Pleasan t Valley Hosp1tal Shewe1ghed e1ght pounds 15 ounces and was 19 mches long Mr and Mrs Rifflp al so have a fOUl Y<'ar-old daug htet and a two vear old son Grandparents are Mr and Mrs J ames Mash Sr Midd lepoi1, IVt rs Donna Young, Pomeroy, and Mt and Mr s Robf'rt R lffiP Ran ne Meigs quiz team takes third place The MP1gs H1gh School Academw QUiz Team took thu ri place m the hrst annu<i I rn \'allf'\ Confr r ('nf'f' Academ ic Double f_ilmmallnn Tournament h!'ld rccf'ntlv at th<' Neisonv tlif' York H1gh Schoo l Other team s rompellng ><f'rc \\ellston Warren V mton tl lex andcr T nmble &>ipn.', .md Nelsonv tliP York Me1gs pla~ed a close m<~tc h but lust 1t s upenmg round game to NPlsonv lllP York The IPam lhPn Wf'nl on to dPiPal T t unble, \; mton and Wa1 r<>n to get mt o the S<'ml fm al pla1 HPJ I the\ agdln met Ndsonv JI!' Ym k whu el1mma lC'd Mr1gs and then won thp tournamC'nt bv d('f(~atmg WPll st on m two matc hPs 111C tra veling troph\ an OJX'Il book replica wa s m ade bv J ack Re1chmbaLk, the mdust n al an s teachPr a I Nelsonville Y 01 k Eac h mrmbl I uf thC' runnC'r up lf'ams 1 wmnmg Wt.l" a nd preSf'ntrd "' 'th tndl\ 1dual plaques On the Me1gs !Pam "ere Clmton l 'urner, Vaughan Spem er Carl Mood1spaugh, and Jon PPn m Membet s of the local tpam were commended for the1r well rounded knowledge and the all a10und pa rticipatiOn of each team m embf'r Nex t competill on f01 the Me1gs tf'am will he on 1\prtl l 1 when the' Will return toWOWK TVmHuntmg ton for a lh1 rd round Ht Q Nl atch agamst .Jackson ll1gh School The show wtll bf' a1redon M ay ll Middleport Garden Club meets A home flower show was planned for the May7 mfftmgtobP hosted bv Mrs Allee Nease when the M1dd iP port Garden Club met N'Cently at the home of Mrs Dorothy M orns Members are to take flower arrangement s sultabie for display m the va nous rooms of the Nmse home Read at the meetmg werc two in\1tattons, one from the ShadE' Valley Cou ncil of Flmal Arts to bf' held at theChesterUntted MethodiSt Church on April 24 \\Oih Madhu Malhotra a nat1ve of lndta, as the guest speaker and the other to " nature wa lk at Lake Kathryn m Jackson Cou nty, l\pni1 R Members responded to roil call by nammg an Apnl Fool s remem brance Thank ;au notes w ere read from M rs Ruth Anderson and Mrs Dot11e Musser fm remembrances durmg recent illnesses Mrs Pat Holter had the progJ am on methods and materials used m Japanese floral arrangements She descnbed the prmcipal lines as heaven, man and earth and made a number of arrangmems usm g special emphasiS on lines, forms and color harmony She noted tha t fnn t and vegetablesareappropnat e for Japanese arrangem ents whic h are suitable f01 use with modem traditional or anltque furnlshings ' A desS<ert course was served by Mrs Moms and Judy Arnold weth Mrs Dana Kessinger presiding at thecoffeeservice Mrs HelenSauer and Mrs Kathryn Swanson were guests Happenings around Meigs To end marriages Two su 1t s fordivorce and two suits for support wPrr filed m Mf' lgs County Common Pleas Court Filing for dtvorce were Suzanne K Adkm s, R utland against George R Adkins. Middleport. William .los<>ph Roush , Middleport , against Karen S Roush. Middleport Filing for support were M eri ,J Bowman aga mst Wayne L Wilh ams and Ltsa Ka y Livings ton against David G Marcinko Thursday in!lpection Annual mspection of Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of the Eastern Star wlllbeheldat7·JOThursdayat the Pomeroy Masonic Temple Potluck refreshments well he served following Inspection and members are asked to take a covered dish Meets Thursday Harrisonville Junior Firemen wUI meet Thursday, April 12, at 7 30 p m at the firehouse Veterans Memorial Admitted Anna Cldand Ru lland, Donald Covert , Pomeroy, IValteJ Laudprmtlt Racine. Lola ShaffPI, Pomproy, Sara Congo Racine, Nan<'v Jeffers. Pomeroy , Wilham CaJl<'hart, Sr, Middi<'port, and Ben]amm F1elds, Hartford D1shargc \\alter Hoffman Frances Roush E ls1e Shahan Ama d a Ravnes, and Anme King Damages sought A suit in the amount of $41.184 45 was filed m Metgs County Common Pleas Court by Roberta C O'Brien and James B 0 'Bt len , Pomero} aga inst George Coiiins, county treasurer, Steven R VanMeter Middleport, and et al The suit ts for amount due on note including principal and mterest Meets Thursday The Women's Aglow Fellowship will meet Thursday, A prt112, at 6 30 at Duff's, Sllverbrldge Plaza, Galli polis Speaker will be Sheila Phillips a Messianic Jewess Marriage licenses I ssued marnage hcenses In M eigs County Probate Court were John Walte1 Dean, 32, Pomeroy, and Belmda Kay Fife, 33, Pomeroy, and Lonme Gene Justtce, 35, Crystal Lake, Ill , and E llen Elaine Brickles, 3:!, Crysta l Lake, Ill Marriage licenses I ssued marnage Ucenses In MPlgs County Proba te Court were Robert [)('x tpr R ichardson, :ll, Reedsvtl le. and T eresa Lmn Belle, 24, Reed s ville. Rona ld Earl Starcher, 21. Rt I. R utland and Dtane LynnTillis, 23, Rutland PhUipAiien Eagle, 18, Rt. I. RE'edsvtl le, and Sherry Darlene Rikhie, 16, Middleport Granted divorce In Meigs County Common Pleas Court Monday, Tammy Lynn Dantels was granted a divorce from Jeffery E arl Danlesl on charges of gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty The plaintilf, Tammy Lynn Daniels was awarded custodyoftwo minor children l,....., JM-._, ....... n~ lOO ! ..,., G ~"" . '"" ~, lll ~ooll••,......,n 1 u 41 H ..... , ,., ,...,, fl f otm Eq u - ~~ .. ,_..,..._, .. ,....... •-•m.,t too"'" , lnou•on<o I 0 l uO<,.., T•oon "I 41 '""'"• - lloomo • 8ch<>o>Oo T\I .. CI ROOOH 11 II~ w..t.d t c " '"' Public Nottce PUBUC HEARING ON FAMILY RESOURCE SERVICES PLAN NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY ON Ff' hr tnrv 2 2 1983 tn !lie M f'"l" fntr 11y ProbCJt• Co n C: l <i ~ N r: 7398J R<~ v f oslf-'r 10qSilt rt l h1 t S1 t>fl Mdd l• Pt I lit h l'<lllnq Jl 7 00 p m on ! hu rSfJ dy A fjril 26 1984 Jl Ca ~'> l il n SrhcYI J c hn Sw •,-.t n Pl l [lOJr Gl u C0 1r1 1Tlr>n 1 N r T Ml' o l" ( o ltJ "'<i l •I lh ct l • (j~ If I 1 Ju e) 1 ()9 Su lh )I I M I II! r.es M 1 () 11 R )Ill rlevnl:) f)IT Pr !all y d SiJ bl f'd c 1 (]<; f-3 11 !:_ < I II' j 1 I l€ '1 K N1 o.;c;< lr q 1(j :-J , Il l ! 0 1 M ''\15 C oun l) !Pn s Bv I T Sl rno ny 1llh:; r cu 1 nq w 1 !)r> ((ln<;tr1P p(j rn r 0vr:;oon o l tlw prPI!mrn a ry pl1n bf'IQr (' rt rs ~ 1tlrTlt iiPd to thr dllf'Ctor a t th P O hrO 0Pp Htrnrn l nt M Pn l al Al>tll l h tron o ~ ~.__r tllr1 r> s lor i'ID (lf' rk I• J r 317- c.... •• J l l - ""''"" JU. - ~ ~ o.... -. 'U "'""'"""" Jr.a - ow""O" l.:J 101 IU - A01boOo lri "'''~~ llti Hl 887 r n IS rr\_,pon 1v1 r11 " to rwr l ~ 1r t I 11n I r 1nr rrl • >V 1' 1 p r() J New Homes - E•tenSlve Remodelmg Insurance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofing Work Alummum & Vmyl S1d10gs , 5 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992-2282 II 1-tfc r- I f hv 'AI ,, 1 rm I 1 -, r 1 1, v I m r rv I I ll I II (u !1 tl r 11 I v\ I I I 1\ rl >ttnS h rllr r ll Jh t [1 r>vfVv no 11\f 1 th 1n B lO 1 1n 111t11 ;1 1y Anr I I ! l i!B1 JOHNS F O~I I H StJOI r•nlf 1d rn r Ml q <; lOl IITV II H rl Ill M PI !Ii llttt d tl tOrl rnrt 1i l I 1~ Jlloc t-. 11 11 () l~ r u Y" 11 n 1 1 1r t~ l I I 1 " v J'v () I ~~ vr 1 GOlf lESSONS SPEOAL I II I L I 00 I (' If 11 1 1 h 9 1( 1 Th 111 t) I 1• r,,r 11 S1 l <.;<: ;/0 I(J(J Ill h 1\r]• 1r1lr1111 ill i<t J J7')(r lr 1 1 1 ' 1 1 ::!8 1 O lh(l h 1ho I h I jo I l r I II I l I f1 I t I I ' I I -. 1 • S uptrvl s ~d Go It 11 t F. () Br c) ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for 1 30 1r r I I ~ I S ri Hil)y Ap I 11 D l V1~1orHff Il l d nr<; t flrl ,, I 41 1 1 I ) t r I I ll 1 ( 1 1 l1 v I CH M H 1) l Sr 11 1 1 J II ] I I +I 1 1 1d v'i THE KOUNTRY KLUB FOR SALE Ill 1f' rr <; l nd I r 11 <; I , 1 1I II I Public Not1ce lc~ rnilv P <;c; I rl' "' II rlr t I 11 ll /.1 11 II 11 ()n l)f'l f)l 1 1 1' \ ot 11 _,{1 · \1 1\ INSTRUCTORS John Teofofd 11 ' r ll l N'\ I I NOTICE OF APOINTM ENT OF FIDUCIARY M 1 uJ ( P "'1 1\ Ill! I () jt j, ' nh I I• ( (lt rl c 111 ~I 11 1 I I r~!f " r, .J rt 1 2 I IJ 1 ,\ I 1 r I ll ( 1 I () 54 I I I 11, , 1 r I• I lr I I Mu ! tltrrll 1 k f' 4 9 I mo n 1( r I l l I I I 0 111 lltr I 1 it ;,; 11 , J JI Ill ! I "' OH1~-~nt ( I 1 s 111 2 I lH I "I I t ( ()•, 1 I t Burt YOUNG'S V I ' ' 11 111 1 H 1 1 71) 1 K <l 1 11 l Ml K II nr Hr l•t i !J I I I• J I 1 1 I II M " ( 1" ' Nr J 11'JL W "'' M 11 , fl 1rn 1h1 M < K 11111 v !1 n oiP 1 lh · 1 1 ') H 11 '~~-' Ohn 1')77! .1'1 , 11 1 11 n r1 I I , 11! , r t 1h1 I • Jl H I 1 lH { 11 11 " B1g Hrt CHESTER OHIO lt I) tp l l ) ~ 1 +HI I I 1 (1 'I M l 1 \ 11t l1 '' II ._ I j,c I I 11 tr 1 Case No 24156 On lllh Ht h 1 trrps Dave NOTI CE OF A PRIVATE SALE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY OHIO ESTATE OF OTI1E GARRI SON McKINNEY DECEASED through season •All Ages Saturday play ng •Awards Public Nollce Pu bhc Notice .::~~~~:~~~now ~ •On Col.lrse Instructi on ofll n r "I I• 1 - Addona and remodel•ng Roohng and gutter work Concrfttfl work Plumbrng and electrrcal work (Free Es11mates) Nil V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-73 t 4 Pomeroy, Oh1o 12 8 tic NA ,, "' Real Estate General Mrsc. Merchandise POMEROY , O SYRACUSE - B"utilul home wrth many nrce features lam~y room frreplace sp1ral sta1rcase 3 bedrooms 2 oolhs mce wll(kshop cha~n link lence so the pam and sorrow we II be able to bear Because Wit know you're 10 God's spec1ai care Sadly m1ssed and so much loved by children, Steve. John. Davtd Ttm, Dreama, Steve and Cel; grandchildren, Tem. Alysia, Adam, Shannon. Stefam, and ~hri,sto~lher, and Mom and 985-3561 All Makes •Washen •Dishwasher! •Ranges •Refngeratora •Dryera •Freezen PARTS and SERVICE ~ Plooo..,, loon ~1! .O.HIOGoo.. JJ """'" 882 IOowHo.on 7 l" ' "Fo1o ~o < M IN '"''" Hll •uHolo R•llond COIII•IIo " 00 "00 O~odo "'"""" l n .. ,., ~Mr1>on l • doyno ... ,.,,. , ~.,,..,o.,odop., no 54 35185 Oak Htll Road long Bottom. OH. 45743 PH. We Use Von Schrader Equtpment Recommended by leadmg Carpet Manu facturers FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service CE SERVI We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also actd bot I and rod W I OUt radiators. e a SO repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL fORD 992 _21 9 6 Middleport, Oh1o 1 - 13 -tfc S64 000 FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER. Three acres w1th a ntcely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms, one bath. 12xl5 hvtng room and 24x24 famtly room Part1aily carpeted, fuel otl furnace wtth facth ttes fOf woodbumer 12x 15 block storage butldrng, 20x30 block garage R1glrt off Rt 248 country settrng, y, mile east of Chester, Ohto (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down starrs equtpped wtlh kttchen, livtng room, dtntng room and den, upstatrs has two bedrooms and one bath: house also has basement lot stze approx 48' x308' Needs work. If interested contact The Home National Bank tn Ractne, 949-2210. POMEROY - 2 story 3 bedroom home wtth spac1ous room s very neat modern 1t? boths bosement garage large lot $35 000 TUPPERS PlAINS - N1ce 3 bedroom ranch w1lh large knchen and d1nmg rooms elec heat fireplac e approx I acre lol N1ce house nrce prrce $39 500 REALTORS Henry Cleland, Jr 991 -6191 Dottte Turner 991 -5692 Jean Trussell r o9-2660 Jo Htll 985-4466 All Types Of Aluminum Clean Sheet & Cost 41, tb Wooks of April 9 -21 Aluminum Auto Tnns ' 8 00 Each Irony Alum~num Pr~eed On Inspection Located Mtte Eost of Pagelown on Twp 142 CALL 992-3466 SCtpt 0 Energy Recycling Dtvtsion n. SUPERIOR SIDING CO. J&L BLOWN INSULATION Vinyl & Aluminum NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodel! Park Special WANTED April Only 12x24 $5,500 mstalled 14x28 $6.100 tnstalled Office: 675-1388 4-4- 1 mo pd Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeltng Rooftng of all Types Worked m home area VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •InsulatiOn •Storm OooJs •Storm Wrndow s •Replacement Wtndow s •New A oofmg 20 years "Free Est1mates" FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 3-8-2 mo pd J /b 7 DOZER PERSONALIZED POOLS Good Used Gas &I lee Dryers BACKHOE WORK 498 Gen Hartmger Pkwy Mtddleport . OH Washers to m1tc h. Upnght Freezers Spm Washe s GE Whirlpool Maytag TV l!o APPLIANCES 677 lrd Ave GalliPOlis OH Open 031ly & Saturday Ill 6 PM. PH 446 1699 AND AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates HeJp Wanted 992-2549 PH OPEN : MON. - SAT . 10 to 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4-6 I mo. NatiOnal company w1th over 250 Jocat1on s IS expandmg 1nto the GallipoliS area If you hawe the self 1mage to handle S46,800 Per Year you may have the quail fiCa t1ons we seek ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start From 12'x16 UTILITY BUILDINGS Srzes from 6' x6' Up to 24'x3 6' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racme, Oh Ph 614-843-5191 10 6tlc We offer exceptional earn 1ngs, unlimited malket basiC and cont10uous ttammg your own of11ce and staff. radio frequency penmeter protection For deta1ls 412-225-2710 BOGGS PULLINS EXCAVATING 8 - FIRE DEPT . Bashan Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo-Boy Trencher SAT. NIGHT - Sewer -Gas Lmes - SeptiC Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992-2478 3 22 J mo pd U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO TEAFORD' VIRGIL 8 ~R Authomed John Deere New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment 210 F 2nd St CUSTOM BEN Parts Phone 1-(614 )· 992· 3325 & Serv1ce l 3 He Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 498 General Harlm&er Pkwy Middleport OH 'It M1les South of Chester Rt 7 Pomeroy Oh "Custom Exhausts " OWNERS Rodney 6:30P.M. KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION KELLER'S SALES & SERVICE Bullrl tf"'9 [; 1/ .:I< y - Water PH. 992-2549 Open: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 614 367 7101 Roof1ng A Specialty 4-6- 1 mo NEW LISTING - Edge ol town tS lhts 3 bedroom frame wrlh both lurnace Kmg wood burner carpetmg, basement and one acre plu sfor $35 000 NEW liSTING l ovely nverv"w 8 rm home w1lh FA gas furnace 3 bed rooms lg hVIng w1th i1Je~ace • nd fam1ly rm Only $37 500 le~oel WRITESEL ROOFING CO. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wtrtng needs furnaces repatr semce and mstallatton Residenltal & Commerctal bedroom remodeled home All uhllt1es gas furnace and full base ment near Racme Htgh School Call 742-3195 alummum SJdmg tor $25 000 REMODELED - N1ce wpet In& 3 bedrooms lurnace paho small gard en and garage near stores tn Pomeroy Ask1ng $34 000 VIEW OF RIVER - 6 rm frame home m good teparr With furnace range relngerator basemen! and 2 iX)rches Prrced rrghl 8 YR OLD RANCH - Has lull bosement carpet1ng carport, w1th storage 6 rms all carpeted and 2 lull bath s 2 acres lor only $45 ()()() Or 992-5875 NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 J&F CONTRACTING "DOZER BACKHOE " REClAMATION W ORK "Oil FIELD SERVICES 'D UMP TRUCK SERVICE ·coNCRETE WORK ·cuSTOM BUILT HOMES ·wAT ER GAS & OIL LIN ES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992- 720~ Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES l /Zl CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP & Alum1num Vrnyl SIDING • BISSELL 15 11 LIMETONE HAULED SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Budt Garages" Call for free stdmg es ttmates~ 949-2801 or 949- 28o0 No Sunday Calls 3l l lfc Thank you all AL TROMM 742-2328 4/9 / 1 mo Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt 124.Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. or 992-5682 992-: 121 3-14 tic MISS THERESA MARCO PALM PSYCHE READING & w .N\A W11l read vour ~nt1re life wrthout ast m1 anr qunllon s &"es adv1c~ on o~ ll atfa tr s of life suttl as love and busrness Sltkness 1nd heiil llh 15175 CourtlnexlloCourthouse) A1HENS 2nd Floo r Ott 9 Call 593 5485 10 am 6 p m - After 630 p m can be rYched at 16 ~la1n s Rd Rt fil2 - 6 JO II p m Readtng 15 W1th ThiS Ad 121 \ mo IN Memory of Robert Ma r· 10n Cowdery who passed away 20 years ago Apnl 11 , 1964 You re gone from u s, rt was God s writ Bu t m our hearts we love you st1ll Sadly mtsaed by Children 8r Grandchildren A Spectal Need Housing Headquarter:,· · CALL VAUGHAN'S BAKERY Mtddleport, OH. Cake? 3 Announcements - - - - - -- -- - - SWEEPER and sewing rna chme repa1r parts, and supplies Prck up and delivery , Davtl!l Vacuum Cleaner, one half mtle up Georges Creek Ad Call Cake 8rr Candy Shop l!z mrle East of Hamsonv1lle on S1& At 143 Full line of Wilton cake supplies Weddtng supplies weddmg cakes & spectal order cakes allava1la bleat v ery reasonable prtces We also have candy caps by Nestle & candy melts by Wilton plus a tullltn e of other candy supplies Hours of operation Tue sday through Saturday 9 a m 5 p m Sunday & M ond ay please call b efore comm g Call 614-742 3033 4 G1veaway 11 mo old dog 5peyed and dog tags Part German She pherd To 5omeone m coun try Call 446 3047 Baby ham sters grveaway Call after 5 Ready to 446 41 73 We do cekel. pies, coo ktes, for any occa11on. birthdays , ann1varsarie1. holidays Wedchn&s Are OLif Specialty Wedding Clkll Tops 11nd Novelty Cake Items Ar11 On Dllplsy PH. 992-5546 Hours 8 to 6 to drtWI the veh1cle of chOICI your Call 446 1 1 49 No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 316 Pomeroy, OH 45769 Far Fister Service Call 614-992-6737 RAIN liNES County Certified 367-7560-367-767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3 1 3069 Mt Alto AuctiOn Every Saturday 6 p m Cons•gn menta accepted 1 00 t11l salfl 1rme Emma Bell auct1oneer Mt Alto Auct10 n Barn u ntrl further nottce, sale w1l1 be the ftrs1 and second Satur day, 6 pm only Emma Bell Auctioneer L1c N o 429 84 304 428 8177 9 Wanted To Buy We pay c ash for late modfll clean used cars Jim M1nk Chev Olds Inc B11l Gene Johnson 446 3672 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furn1 ture 446 a 159 3rd & Olive St Galhpohs Oh Wanted to buy squa re dane mg clothes Sll8. 10 any type Call 446 4537 Wanted t o buy standtng t1mber Call after 6 or anyttme we ekends 614 388 9906 9617 or 614 388 Wanted t o Buy o r to bacco poundag e 1612 or 446 14 37 le ase 256 388-9615 Wanted to buy New used 8r ant1que furniture Wrll buy 1 ptece or complete h ouse holds Also co mplete Au ct1 oneenn g servtce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 Buymg da1ly gold stlv er co rn s nng s J&Welry sterlmg ware. old coms large cur rancy Top prtces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2 nd Ave Pupp1 es half German She pard and half Hu skey, 1 male & 4 female 6 weeks old Caah patd for fancy 1ron or heavy non beds S 160 and up for certar n Me1g1 Co stone 1ars Old ttme c up b oard ca ll 1 304 - 882 304 675-4660 Oh 614 992 Mercer s R1verv1ew Per sonal Care Home haa vacan · Cl81 for elderly persons Setty Mercer owner 304- Ph 614 446 4121 773 6882 Harper' s Adult Care Home has a vacancy for another reatdent, elderly person Call 304 676 1293 Wtll do roofmg and odd tob• Call 304 675 7271 Mult sell $2 ,000 down t ake over sa15 per m o pay ment Taxes & tnsurance mcluded Located Plantz SubdtVIIJIOn a bdr ranch. full basement carport. woodburner c11y schoole anytime 18 Wanted to Do General Hauhng and Trash removal Sent1ce Rehable and dependable Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 Ketth s lawn Mowrng & Tnmm1ng Servtce Reltable and dependa~e Reasona ble rates Call 446 3159 or 256 6261 Roofrng and gutter w ork , metal work housapemtrng, c arpenter work Exc ref Free esttmates Call 446 3171 Wanted p eople 1n Ga tlt a and Me1gs Count1es to share homes m a foster home type program for adu lts wtth omotronal problems Re1m bersement o f $240 to $330 p er mo For more rnfo rma tron call or wnte Becky Cant er Woodland Centers Inc 41 2 Vtnton Ptke, Galtr Electrtc toy tram a. any shape or t::ondrtton Call 614 992 63&6 pottS Oh 45631 CAll 446 5500 or 992 2 192 Partttm e gardner Ca tl 446 Wanted mature full ttme ba bysttter 1n my home f or older chtldren Call 446 2 188 t1t 2PM after 2 call 446 1397 Be a Flea M ark et D ealer See our ad m Yard Sales 21 Owner transfered must sell beautiful 3 bdrm bn.ck home F1replace d ec k woods pnvacy sunshtne pnvacy S63 900 Ca ll614 992 5420 NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do busmess wtth people you know and NOT to send money through the marl unt1l you have mvest1 gated the oftenn g DEAlERS WANTED Rest dflntut l Se curty Systems 1 412 225 27 10 Be a Flea M arket Deal er See our ad 10 Yard Sal es Dental Assistant n eed ed Full trme m Galhpohs area Mu st be w1llmg to learn Resumes r equ ~red Send to Bo• 200 1n ca r e o f th e Galhpolr s D a 1ly Tnbune 825 Th1rd Ave Gall1pohs Oh 45631 N o later tha n April RATES Below mark et rates f tJ~ed con ventiOnal FHA VA leader Mortgage Athens co llec t 614 592 Money to loan HOME Part ttme sec r etary r ece pt1onr st Must have some ac co unt1ng back ground Some sa lfls e"pe nence preferable but not ne cessary Send resume to BoJ~ 300 m care of the Galhpohs Da1ly Tnbunfl 82 5 Thrr d Av e Galhpolls Oh 45631 Own y o ur own Je11n Sportswear Lad1es Apparfll Combmatton Accessones Large S1ze store Nattonal brands Jordache Chrc l ee levt , V anderb ilt l zod Gunne SaJ~ Espmt, Bntt1a nra Calvtn Klem , Sergro Valente . Evan P1 cone Clatr borne Members Only Brll Blass Orga01catly Grown Healthtex 300 ot her s $7 900 to $2 4 ,900 mven tory arrf are, tram mg f1J~ tures grand opemng ect Mr Loughlin (6 12 ) 888 6556 Part ttme take mventory m M1dd le port Stores Car ne ph one num be r experten ce to ICC 508 Bmt 527 Par amus NJ Wr~te 07552 H1gh School Jun1ors S8ntors· Be a member of OUR West Vrrgm1a Army National Guard Buddy Pta toonl!l We c urrently have vacanc1es for rndtv1duals who want to attend bastc trammg w1th others from West V1rg1n1a Tramtng w1ll b&gtn at Fort Otx NJ , on June 11th and you w1ll be back for the fall school term Th1s IS the perfect summer JOb Jom now and begrn earnrng money tor monthly meetmgs earn tullt1me pay dunng s ummer tratnmg and then earn part ttme pay upon return from tratnmg Call LOAN S FI XED 3051 23 25th S er v tces 992-2178 Help Wanted No l.yofls. no strrke uc earning potenttal We tratn. Four bedroom all electnc brtck home for sa le ortrade 2 baths large hv1ng room Wtth f1replace dtnmg roo m 2 car garage on 1 acre 1 mrle NOrth of Chester At 7 $65 000 Ca ll 304 773 5319 or 304 773 5421 N1ce h ouse m Pomeroy 3 bedrm fully carpeted base ment f1replece large front porch S 39 500 Ca ll 61 4 992 7583 2 3 bedroom Remodeled large out bUild m g W1th10 walkmg d1stanc e of schools m M1ddleport end of Ham1l ton St Ca11614 -992 6161 6 rooms. basement double garage 1 & o ne thnd acre lot Rose Htll Pomeroy $32,900 Call 1 614 678 2513 Owner transferred must sell ex ctt llent cond rtt on $66 000 S 1 1 000 down Ass u me 8 % Pet loan 304 675 1529 after 5 00 4 room h ouse m country la rg e lot on Chestnut R1dge City water , h oo ke d up Professional Serv1ces Keyboard 304 675 3824 P1ano Tunmg and Repatr Brumcard1 Mus1c Co 446 0687 Sktll end Integrity our tra d em ark Lane Dan1 els 614 742 2951 B & M Parntm g Re s lnd , Comm Fr ee estimates Call 614 256 149 2 or 446 FOR RENT W\TH OPTION TO P.UV!tl 14 ft wtde three bed om bath and half mob .. e ho me srtt1n g on nrc e lot , ready to move 1n t o S225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 576 2711 3 bedroom 2 1 2 baths fam rly room fireplace BJ~Cep t1onal k1tchen d m1n g r oo m M any n tce BJ~tras 30 4 882 2095 F1ve room house wrth base m ent and anached garage on 1wo acres 4 mtles fro m Po1nt Pleasant o n Rt 2 N 304 676 3248 tl04 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP 1NG M onthly and Quarterly accounts wetcome 428 Se con d Av e Ca ll 446 1 136 Shea r Oes1gns Unltmrted formerly Carol Corffure s Eastflr spec1als perms $5 off from Aprd 1 5th to 21st Mason W Va Unwanted Factal or body herr? Permanent pamlass removal by European Elec tron1c Oepllator Ma ry IS cflrt tf •ed rn thl! new compu te rlle d drg1tal system Call to day 614 992 6720 Top of the Starr s full serv1ce sa lon Professional Electrolysts Chmc spec rai1 Z1ng 1n probe type electrolysis the only safe permanent method of harr removal recogmled by the F D A and approved by t he A M A Open darl y and evemngs by apporntment Phone 30 4 675 -5 668 Bonne Handley Owner Operator , Pam Burtbn AsSIS tan t. Mark Handley Apprent1ce Real Eslale 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale TRI STATE MOBILE HOME S USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CAL L 614 446 7572 NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GA LLI POLIS RT 35 PHONE 6 14 446 7274 1974 Shultl 14 x65 With t1p out, good co nditiOn W asher & dryer rang e refrtgerator central arr Ca ll 446 7487 In Rio Grande 1982 mob1 le hom e 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on approx 1 acre land S17 000 Call 446 8038 10 acre mtm fa rm 12 x60 mobrle home 5 outbutld mgs 400 lb tobacco base new 28"56 It hous e started Owner movmg must sell S16 500 Call 6 14- 256 6620 • 198 2 14"50 mob1l e home or $2 00 0 down S 150 monthly Ca l l 446 S9 700 9595 Nursery worker wanted tor Sunday and Wednesday ev enrngs and specra l servtce s at Herghts Untted Methodist Church for deta1ls Phone 304 675 6889 after SPM 676 3683 2318 r mp t wmenl 273 -5272 $12 000 304 675 7689 PIANO TUNING lower puced regular tuntngs drscounts to Senior C ltu:ens C hurches & Schools Ward s 304 675-3950 or 1 800 6423619 8203 call 814-742 2125 Call 614 9B5 4387 I 22 Wanted to buy, used truck'" good condltton , 304 876- 11 Baum Add1t1on 3 bdrms 2% baths ec . w ood burn1ng f1re place 2 petros woods. 2 acres gas , TP water , $67 500 Owner wtll help fmance or w11t conStdet land contract wtth $1500 down & payments of $650 00 Busmess Opportumty Apphcahons now bemg ac cepted at Bob Evans Steak h ouse 1530 Eastern Ave Galhpohs Oh 45631 Avon representative needed , good terntortes Henderson Galhpol1s Ferry and many other s 1 676 Children• glasses found out aide Sears Saturday Call 446 3204 Financial 31 Homes for Sale 6 room house 1 Vinton partly turn 316 Matn St 614-266-1908 For sale by owner 3 bdr central Bit forced a~r fur nance buck stove tnground 18xa6 swtmmang pool close to c 1ty schools Pnce~ redu ce d to S38,500 Catl Call 614 992 2759 Help Wanted II lady to lrve 10 and care for rnvahd room board and wages 304 LOST Plott Coonhound 1n Sugar Creek area Please call Call 446 B002 Will c u1 lawn tn Gathpohs erea Call to make arrange ments Ask for M el 446 ~---------7315 For sale or rent 3 bedrm house wrth de1ach ed garage Repan or remodel or tn stall on 34 acres rn Portland area cetlmg ttle and wall paneling Call after 5 30 p m 304 45789 or call 614-9927760 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS Lost or stolen 2 punes reward - Pomeroy area • no queattona 81ked Rhonda 134 A Mulberry Ave . Pomeroy For Sale by Owner. 6 room h ouse full s1ze basement & garage See Edtth J Fulks 8 Vtnton St Galhpoh• Oh Full t1me part ttme With maJor U S Company earn mgs up to S 200 per week full t1me S 100 part Ume posstble 304 576 2518 2482 LOST In Rodney area. Cocker 'Wendy' & 9 wk old pup Both buff No 10 Reward Call 614 246 992 6941 FURNITURE Beds Iron. wood cupboards c herra. chests baskets d!Shflr& , stone Jars antrquet gold and Stiver Wr1 te M 0 Mtller, Rt 2, Pomeroy, Oh1o 2711 lost and Found Home m Mtddleport April shower of aavmgs Thou · aands of dollars Call 614 h. toe 4 bdr house Corner of Washington Ave and Jernco Ad S39 500 At 2 3 bdr c ountry hvmg $28 000 L1st w1th us we have other A One Aftal Estate Carol Vftager Broker Howard l Yeager 111 sales man Cflr11304 675 5104 or Garden space for free 15 12 Kanawha St 304 675 Homes for Sale 667 3402 Receptrontst Sales 5 day per week , 1 or 2 eve Sat Send complete resume to B oJ~ 1292 10 care of the Galhpohs Dally Tnbune 825 Thtrd Ave Galhp olrs Oh c ~·;;,;J ry M1ddloport 3476 SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllED fREE ESTIMATIS Auctton every Fn nrght at the Hartford Commun1ty Centtrr Truckloads of new merchand1se every week Constgments of new and used merchandrse always welcome Archard Reynolds Auc t ione er 304 275 Four black dogs four mths otd to grve away 992 7822 Reward •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WAT ER GAS, SEWER 614 335 7394 Kmdlrng wood to g 1veaway found colt 614-367 0618 •TRENCHING H oppes Blue A1bbon P1g Sale Apnl 14 1984 Sa t 7PM Fayette County Farr grounds Washrngton CH Ohro Over 20 champions on the co unty st ate and na t tonallevel 1n the la st 8 mo Don't mtss thrs sale Call 7231 6 W1l1 care for the e6derly 1n my home Lota of references Men or women Call 614 - 7323 Wanted to buy Junk ca rs top prtces pard Call 614 LOST Addavtlle Grade School antfll Tan Pit Bull dog . answers to Jack It INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd ltkl1o tntroduce you to En111• A-Cor. the modern way 304-773 91B5 4288177 l•c 429 84 9602 or 614-246 -6478 992- 3325 Atck Pearson Au ctronee r Servrce Estate Farm An ttque & ftqurdetton sales l1censed & bonded •n Ohto & WVa 304 773 5785 o r H1 s father, Ayward Jones Sr hiS mother Mae Jones famtly, D1on B1lty Jamte Wendy 3 br own puppres w1th bob tatls Call 446 9799 CALL HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH Phone 742-3171 wtde 304 895 3828 PRICE DOWN - Small 2 bedroom home 1n M1ddle1XJrt w1lh bath furnace carpettn& lg enclosed porch >nd root c~ lar Now rust $16000 M. l "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auctron ServiCe Cheryl Lemley, Meras County Assomte to one and all that contrtb uted m our tim e of loss of our son. Ayward Curtis Jones Jr Many thBnks for the food contnbuted Thanks to fmmds from far away who were concerned abeut h11 famtly Dron BHiy Jamre & Wendy. wh1ch he l eft to carry on m h•s place He wdl never be forgo11en at home or by hrs fnends far and D ecorated cakes all occas s1on reasonably pnced RANCH - Lg lenced lot 3 bedrooms woodbu rne~ lull bose ment and sundeck Elec bb heat Asktng $3) 000 Real Estate General Our srn cerest appr&CI&tton 614 446 0294 some past ure and a 6 rm 3 2 LG LOTS - On Rt 124 1n Syracuse above all Moods 7 rms bath cBlpettn& stove relngerator copper plumbmg In Memonam 31 Situations Wanted 45631 Auction every Tuesday n1ght Pt Pleasan1. WVa Auct lonnre N ea l Vou1h Center Bldg Camden St Announcemenls - General Constructton & Pubhc Sale l!o Auct1on on Duty CHESTER- 985 3307 31 23!1 fT\0 12 Parte. Manager Re1pon11ble to the D~rector of Parkl &. around Gibbs Farm. near 81g Recreatton Duttes Include and red atnped. lost 1n or management of the matnte· wood• t1 aeen pteue call nance and operation of 304-882-2033 eventngo county Parks It Recreatton taclltttes mcludlng the 700 acre Raccoon Creek County 7 Yard Sale Pat1c Superv11ion of fullttme part -ttme aeasonal staff and man power proPt Pleasant grams Respons•ble for park & Vicinity adm1n11tratton mainte nance standards & 11te operatrons , park security, and c oordination of countywide recreatton ac1tVtttes staged altha park On call 24 houra YARD SALE Aprtl 1 2 and and works outsrde exposed 1 3 9 00 ttll 4 00 Best de to weather Requtrementa Professional trammg 1n Park Mason Bowhng Alley Me Admtnlltratton Manage son W Va VariOUS rtems ment and Matntenance or closely related fteld Two years experrence tn manage Pomeroy ment and superviSIOn of Middleport parks , open spaces or gr ounds and related ou t Vicinity door facli1t1es Dtvers hcense requtred Heavey equtpment operator, public chem1cat Purse s dresses s1ze 20 to operator hcense secunty 24Vl lad 1es shoes Sll& 10 tratnrng ftrst a1d and C P R flower stands d 1shes c ur uammg preferred In addr tarns bedspreds lots of tlon to resume applicants mrsc Ra1n or shrne Thurs are requ~red to complete 12th Fn 13th Umon Ave county em pt ovment apphca behmd Rutlan d Elementary t ton avatlable at the Park 742 2B23 D1stnct offtce, Gallra County Courthouse, Galhpohs Oh Mov1ng Sale Refngerator 45631 446 4612 ext 56 carseat walker baby back The 0 0 Mcintyre Park pack, boJ~ of boys clothes D1stnct IS an Equ al Oppor Slle 8 to 1 0 parts for tu mty Empl o y er Deadhne Yamaha Call 742 2874 Apr1l 15 1984 AND OTHER MruOR BRAN OS We Have A Full T1me Shop Techmcran RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Help Wanted 1 5 month-old Hetfer wh1te •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPIED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR RACINE - Dozers 11 Fnday Apnl 1 3 9 30 to 5 00 FranCIS Benedum resr dence Succes s Ad Tuppers ~la1ns GUN SHOOT Real Estate General and IJ WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 2 Operations Manager lost and Found & 0700 M•sc. Merchandise 11 ses RADIATOR 992 -2259 SYRACUSE - PRICE REDUCED! - Anoth er oorga1n fmm Cleland Realty' 3 bed room remodeled home new root C<J rpeted also outbuildm& all on 3 lots Only $20 000 memones to share ~"'"' ~a ~U 1'n ACRES - Some OWNER NEEDS TO SELL Willtng to Negot1at• -on th1s 2 bedroom mobile home elec heat on n1cc lot of Bpprox 1 acre Ask1 ng $11 000 When you were needed you were always there But now that you re gone , we're all so atone No one can know the pam we feel Or the tears we weep when were asleep But we all love preCious SERVICE WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS -7013 PH 992 New Chevy Truck FENDER •7 6 .95 DOORS •t 49 95 HOODS •174 95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL •42 50 R SUPPORT '84 95 TAIL GATE oo FORD FENDER S69 95 BUMPER . '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Avadoble 3-28 ttn tl Or In Memoriam where <:,_,,,. CARPENTER SERVICE I A lie It's two years s1nce your last brea th And we still weep and mourn your death We will never forget that sad sad day When God so suddenly took you away You were always so kmd to those 1n need You never once thought of greed No matter what no matter 17! Po ..... ..,. VIlli Vo•o1!.,..odo ..do vo1u1 a .,. o oo Vo>o1~w J)l flv ~ l fh,-, Otrf'( tr Jr \/\ il l f'.t.Jiu II i' !tl 1 II • PI rn n liY pi J 1 hlSf'd APPLIANCE (614) 985-4212 M., n.. Co ""' A•HCOIIOl04 ~1 0 I _ _ __ __:_:___:__~~-----1 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION t ill' Cv ,n lv 01t plan tor F<m h, Rf's:: ur cc Srn.-1 t ~ r lll"ni JIIy rel:t rd nd J d •.w - Ooii~ OIO Business Senrices w IS 1 ,t J H rt 1.., 11 f h rrl St Qt I\ F.... , ul(J I 11 r1n 111 r 1 Q :l lh i'r Pllb l c til e p rr-.1 n- 11 r 1 ., •• Coh 17 "'"""''"". 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M "''" Pomeroy- 11, 1984 4 5 lie Writ• Da•IIJ Stftl•nll Claaitlld Olpt til Cour1 St POIMnlll, OtiiO .S76. mtxed meal 56th anniversn·•"~<l ADOPTED -These children of the Sacred Heart Church Nursery In The Daily Sentinel sa me porhons of sugar starc h, protem and fat as an "average" Swishers note ' Center, Garnet Hall, a Fairland 1Ohio I District nurse, and Gall Kelly, a John Marshall Medical Services medical technologist. Meeting organizers singled out this paJl<'r and 40 or 50 others from the 4,800 presented, as being of special Interest to the general public "It 's more importa nt than it sounds " Others involved In the study were Dr Robert B. Walker of the Marshall School of Medicine, grad uate students John H. Ray and Steve L Cazad; Dr Sheldon Reiser of the United States Department of Agric ulture's Human Nutrition VVed~y. April 12 Situations Wanted Would hke to fmd some one who could make badges. patches & •n•tgnta "s for a c hur ch youth program Please can 676 3515 be twoon630&700 304-676 5386 $14 000 9087 Cell 6 14 388 Three bedroom brr clt home w1th 1 1h ba1hs carpeted full basement, garage. b1g out· 11de budding with 3A acret land on Georges Creek Rd Cell 446 -4265 or 367 0232 Build on your lot a new home you afford Over 11 00 sq ft 6 room• S. bath. carpeted . ready to move mto 9 26.600 a lao garages & basem ent Call Patnot Home Builders 446 -8038 Wilt cons1der mobtle home as trade 1n 14x70 Krrkwood two bed room mobrle ho me Centr al A H carpet applum ces ur'\ derprnnmg $9 000 Call 614 256 6035orafter6PM 446 8251 Use d 2 bedroom mobile homes furm shed 1 0•50 end 1 2J.52 St l es Your c ha nce to own a co mfona ble home Browns trailer Court M 1ner sv rl le Oh 614 992 3324 1970 Mob1le Home 1 2~t60 New water he ater one season o ld wood burner Curtams , c ookstove , refug era tor hook up for washer Underp1nnmg & blocks Lo cated o n Stiver R1dg e 5 mtles from Tuppers Plains Redu c ed , movmg and must sell 1973 12K66 mob1le home Good cond 1t1on. washer & dryer S6600 614 742 2274 Mob1le home for sa l e. 12x60, 1973 Cameron 2 bedroom Phone 304 -675 6484 after 5pm �10---The Daily Sentinel Page 32 Mobile Homes for Sale They'll Do It Every Time 51 Household Goods Early Am erican hide-a-bed sofa with matching love Mobile home tor ule. 1971 Vandyke mobile home. 3 bedroom. clean, set on rented lot ••o.oo seat. 304-6776 -1988 month . 8w;8ft . outbuilding. c heap housing or good rental investment asking 8 3. 700 .00 or ba tt offer . 304 -773 5794 . 1973 Fairmont, 1 2•65 , un furnished . gas furnace , cen tr al air -cond .. 13.000.00 . P'hone 304- 675 -4188 after 34 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call Sand, Gravel . Dehvered in Mason , Meigs , Gallia or pick up at Richard s & Son . Call 446 -7786 . Firewood cut up slabs 615 pickup load Call 614 -245 - 0 $MACK O WIO'vE GOliA SO,NI> NOTES SAVING "THE- Large, two unit. apartment building , good investment . Price reduced . 304 -675 - WE-WIN(;'$ ON 7541. 5804 . All kind s of furnance pipes Call 614 -:156 -1528 . 35 lots & Acreage 46 Space for Rent 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 35 acres off Rt. 588. behind Fairgrounds. Home sites or farm . $37,000 firm Call 446 -2158 . 2 bedroom furnished trailer, Crab Creek Road , $160 .00 per month , no pets. 304 - 32 acre farm for sale , good house. 4 mi. from town . Call One acre trailer space. 3 miles from Bidwell School $50 month . 304 - 675 - 7746 . 676 -1206. 4 7 Wanted to Rent 304 -697 -2527 43 Farms for Rent Approx . 5 % acres . le\lel land. with frontage on 2 roads , ex . for building or mini -farm . All utilities near by off Old Rt . 160 near Porter. $9 .600 . Call 614 - Pasture fields for rent . 304 675 -2 991 before 11 :OOam or aft er 6 :00pm . WANTED TO RENT barn in Gallipolis Ferry for F.F.A . project. l . D . Pyles 304 - 675 -6267. 388 -8801 lot for sale. Greenbrier Estates . No tra ilers allowed, 2 112 acres . priced $11 , 500 . Call 304-675 -3:144 . 44 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS [Equal Housing Opportunityl has one and two bedrooms , rent starting at 81 57 for one bedroom and $193 per month for two bedroom. with 8200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant Call 446-2745 or leave message . Grand~o~iew Hgts . $14.000 304 -675 - 7436 after 4 :30 . Small efficiency apart ., cen · tral air & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only . 446- 12 .83 acres. 522 h . black top road frontage, located on Jerry 's Run, 5 miles from Goodyear Plant . This prop erty has been surveyed , spring water . 24 acres with large block and metal barn , 1,350 ft off Jerry's Run on County Rt . 72. &19,000 Clyde Bowen, Jr. 304-576 - 0338 . 2 bdr . apts .. nice 1 bdr . apt . utilites part. paid . A -One Real Estate, Carol Yeager Broker. Howard l. Yeager Ill salesman . Call 304 -675 - 5104 2336 . 304 -675 -5386 . 2 bdr . unfurn . apt ., city , nice yard, S200 mo ., S100 dep . No pets, adults only, ref. req . Rentals 41 0< Coli 446 ·1359 . 513 1!) apt ., water tween Houses for Rent 5 rm house 44 Olive St ., Gallipolis. Inquire at 918 2nd Ave .. Gallipolis, Ohio . Third S135 Call 9 end 5 2 bdr . apt . downtown $176 mo . S. 7 rms . house for rent . Coli 446 -39t9 or 446 0021. 5 rms &. bath, attached garage, A -1 cond ., S210 mo , S75 deposit, with option to buy on land contract . 152 Chillicothe Rd . Call 446 -1340 or 446 3870 . Garage apt ., furnished 3 rooms & bath . Washer & dryer . Clean, no pets, adu lts only . Oep . & ref . req . Call 446 - 1519 . 3 bdr . unfum . garage apt., 3 bdr . ranch with garage, on S250 landscaped lot 112, minutes from Gallipolis in Green Acres Subdivision . Dep , lease & ref . req . $260 mo . Call 446 -0606 after 7 week · days or anytime weekends . Or stop by 387 LeGrande Blvd . 446 -3786 . plus deposit. Call Furnished efficiency . 607 2nd . , Gallipolis . $145 . Share bath , single Call 446 -4416 attar 7PM Furnished apt .. 2 bdt .. $185 . 11 3 6 112 2nd .. Gallipo lis . Water paid . Call 4464416 after 7PM . 2 bdr . house Pt . Pleasant area . For additional informa tion call 446 -4602 . 1 bedroom Apt. $196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housmg Opportunity Con tact Village Menor Apts . 3 bdr .. all carpeted. 8230 mo .. dep . 1 mi. out At . 160 . Call 446 -1354 altar 5. 514-99:1 -7787 Two 2 bedroom houses in Pomeroy for rent furnished or unfurnished Call 614 - Rivttrsidfl Apts . Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens S130 Equal Housing Opportunities 614 - 992 -:1381 . 2 bedroom furnished , S200 mo & deposit, also. 1 bedroom & bath cabin, S 11 0 mo & deposit . Cool· ville, Ohio Call 614 -667 - 99:1 -7721 . 1------------ Apt. for rent Call614 -992 - 5908 . 3080 . APARTMENTS , mobile homes, houses . Pt . Pleasant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 8221 . TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of leas than &12,300 . Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income . Mobile home for rent . Call 446 -1609 O< 446-0508 located 1 mi . sou t h of Eureke 12x60 . $160 mo ., plus S 100 dep & ref ' s. Call Phon• 304-675 -66 79 One bedroom , washer dryer 614 -643-2916 "' 614 -643 - hookup , stove and ref. fur 2644 1 niahed . Newly redecorated . 2 bedroom unfurnished mo · Close to hospital. 304 -8761962. bile home 12'160, W-0 hookup, 1h mile past hospiOne bedroom furnished tal. Coli 446-4369 O< 675 apartment in Point Pleasant, 9780 very clean end nice . Adults only . No peta. Phone 3042 bdr ., totally furnished , air, washer, dryer, $210 rent , deposit , near hospital . Cell 446 -1364 af1ar 5. Mobile home for rent. in Racine . Call 614 - 367 - 7148 . 12Ji60 Trailer . 2 bedrms, 1 v. baths . located on priv.te Y:o acre lot in Addiaon . $220 s month plus utilities. Call 814 -992 -6843 ahar 6 p .m . Mobile Home for rent ; extra nice. 2 bedroom , completely furnished ; $176 . month , plut: utilities. deposit, no 676 -1386 . One bedroom apt., conve nient location , call 304 - 675 -2441 . :~4;5;=~F;u=r=n=is~h=e=d=;R~o=o=m=s I 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis . New & used wood & coal sto~o~es . 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk beds complete with bunkies S 199, 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199. antron recliners &99, other recliners sao. maple dinette sets S 179, box springs & mattress twin or -full S 100 set regular -firm $120, maple dinette c hairs 835, wash stands S34 . maple rockers S69, 7 piece chrome dinette set S 149. 6 piece dinette set $99. used bedroom suites. refrigera ~ tors, ranges , chest. dressers . wringer washers. TV's. dryera, & shoes . Call 614-446 - 3159 . Sofa, chair. rocker . ottoman. 3 tables. !extra heavy by Frontier). 6686 . Soia. chair and loweseat. 6275 . Sofas and chairs priced from *285 . to $896 . Tables. $45 and up to $125 . Hide-a beds , $440 . and up to &626 ., Recliners. $175 . to &376 ., lamps from S2B . to $76 .6 pc . dinettes from $99 .. to 435 . 7 pc . $189 end up. Wood table with si)l chairs $425 to S745 . Desk $110 up to $225. Hutches. &650 . and up . maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with meHreases. $250 . and up to 6395 . Baby beds. S1 10 . MaHresaes or box springs, full or twin, $68 ., firm , $68 . and $78 . Queen sets, 8195 . 4 dr. chetts, $42 . 5 dr . chests. 864. Bed frames , 820 .and $25 .• 10 gun - Gun cabinets, $360 . Gas or electric ranges $376 . Baby mattresses, $26 & 835 , bed frames &20. $26 , S. 830. king frame $60. Good selection of bedroom suites, cedar cheats, ro~kers . metal cabinets, sw1vel rockers . Used Furniture -· Ranges, chairs. dryers. refrigerators and TV' a. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd. Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Fri., 9am to 6pm, Sat 614-446-0322 TV & Appliances, 627 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. 614-446 1699. Spin washers. gas & electric dryers . auto washers, gaa & electric ranges, refrigerators . TV sets . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. refrigera . to_rs. ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Great Motel . 614 -446 -7398 . Barga i ns Trade Center . Furn . & eppt . outlet . Ka nauga . Ohi'l . Rebuilt washers, dryers & refrigerators . 30 days war ranty . Nice . Hupp 'a Applian ces & Glassware . Corner Rt . 141 II< Rt . 7. 446 -8033 . Used washers & dryers , ranges . refrigerators. All nice & clean and reasonably priced . M & K Used Washers. Proctorville. Oh Across from fire Department . Used 3 pc . vinyl livingroom suite, reversible cushions. 3 Hts gont drepe1 e. sheers. 2 pc . slightly used livin groom suite, 1 love seat. Call 614-258-8409 . 6276 . Country Oak Furniture, ta blet. chaira, cupboards. dry sinh. pie safes. loti o1 misc . Conklea . At . 7. Tuppers Plains, Ohio. •. · 46 Space for Rent Two end tables and coffee table, 1olld maple. Hke new. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Po,., Route 33 . North of Three new gle11 top living room t•bln. each . Trailer for rent in Middleport, hou1e for rent in Pomeroy . Call· 814 -992 - Free rent for duties around motel , boy or girl. 304-876- 31!90. Pomeroy. large lots. Cell 6t4 -992-7479 . Sears air co nditi one r 17, 500 BTU eJI . shape . 1973 2 ton D odge ha y tru ck with rack s goo d shape Call 446 -:1 196. Bathroom eq uipm ent -ba th tub. lavatory vanity. medi cine cabinet. Will sell cheap . 76 Ford 4 WO need work Wedding Gown (ell chantilly lace I with slip and bridal veil. Brillrpatch Kennels Profes sional All · breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities. English Cocker Spa niel puppies. Call 614· 388- .140.00. 304-675-2574 _ •eo.oo Coli 304-675·2110 4 :30 . oftor 0 0 • RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazar , and house cells. Call 304-676· Registered Blk . and Tan female grade male Blue Tick Hound Female Beegle will sell all for $1 00.00 or will trade for good gun. 304- $3,600.00. 895-3812 . 2 Registered Hereford bulls . 1 Belgian 2 year old gelding . 1 Palamino mare . Call614- 256 -6565 or 446 -8536 . 49 " spotted mare . Call 614 -256 -1528 . 64 Hay & Grain 1975 International road tractor. 903 Cummings. 1 0 Northup King corn, al-falfa & grass seed , other farm seeds . Call Vaughn Taylor, 614-246 -5084 or 614-2455816 altar BPM . befo< e 1 1:00AM or after 6 :00PM 5 HP Dune cart , brand new Briggs & Stratton engine 304 -895 -3490 . For Easter soft sc ulptured dolls , Cabbage Patch Type . Call 99:1 -5458. St. At. 124. Cc;mditioned Hay for sale; m1xed alfalfa, orchard grass. oats, & clover . Call 614- Goats for sale . 304-675 - 2841 . large round bales of mixed Rat Terrier puppies . 304- hay 11 .5 00 lbs I S30. per bale . Call 304 -675 · 1888 675 -1506. after 6 .00PM . ers . $400 . Call 446 -8655 . Garden seeds, plants, Ken nebec seed potatoes $8 .50 . Fertilizer. field seeds . Boso Agri -Center, 446 -2463 . Ludwig Octa -Pius drum out fit . Cymbals, cases. electric drum and chimes included . LUMBER -Rough cut . oak , poplar. 2x4, 2 x6 . 2x8. 1 x4 , h6 . 1 )18, length available, 8 ft . through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan . 304 -773-5564 . Now open for business. Mountain State Bl ock . At. 33 , New Haven . Complete masonry supplies. 4 ", 8 ", 1 2" block. Delivery service . Phone day 304-882 -2222. evening 882 -3239 . 2149 . Fruit Vegetables Transportation 71 HArri s Farms & Green Houses, Rt . 124, Portland, Oh Now open 10 -- dusk . Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars. Smith Buick- Pontiac, 1911 East ern Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 614 -446-2:182 . 1981 Z-28 Camero. exc . cond .. priced to sell , T-top . Farm Supplies & Livestock Call 614-379 -2688 . 1975 Monte Carlo ex c . cond ., $1 ,600 or best offer . Call 614-388 -9362 . 61 Farm Equipment Troy -Bilt tillers . Check our special price before vou buy any ti llers . Swisher Implement Co . St . Rt .7 N. Gallipolis, OH Call 614 -446 · 1331. RINGLE'S SERVICE o•parlencad roofing, including hot tar application, carpen ter, electrician. meson . Call 304 - 676 -2088 4560 . Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic. Test holes . Pumps Sales and Service. GET your SHAPE carpe• SHIP WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Water removal , furniture cleaning, free esti - mates _ 304-675-2:196 . Abstens Home Improve ment Specialist, framing, roofing, siding, remodeling , concrete,.work and will haul gravel, sand or anything call ANNIE 304-458- 1566. Vans & 4 W .O . 1983 Dodge 3/4 ton , AC . PB , PS, AM-FM stereo exc . cond ., $8,600 firm . Ca ll Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 - 3888 or 446-0687 between 9 .305:00 . 614 -446 -4477 614 -667 3 182 . Phone day , 304 -675-1180: John Deere tra ctor , New Idea conditionar. equipment trail er 18ft. Phone 304- 89 5-3471 1981 Corvette. like new inside & out. 10,000 miles . Coli 614-388 -9003 oftar 5PM . 388 -8551 . 67 Firebird convertible, fully restored , eKc . cond. Call 446 -7687. 1978 Ford Fiesta good gas m ileage. good cond. Call &ftar 6PM, 614-245 -9179 . 1980 Chevy Citation, cream color. good cond ., AC, AM FM stereo. tilt wheel, 4 cyl., 4 spd ., good tires, $2,200 . Wanted to Buy Call after 1 PM . 614-2455501 _ Want ed to buy tobacco poundage . Call446-9777 or 1979 Mustang Ghia, black grey. vinyl top. Excellent condition . A .C., a.m . f .m ., cassett . VB automatic . 446 ·3592 Want to lease tobacco base . Make an offed Call 446- 2364 . Want to lease toba cco allot ments , Mason , Cabell, Putnam County . Call Andy Sigler, Morgan ' s Woodlawn Farm . Rt . 35 . 304 -6752275 or 304 -736 -2342 . 53200 . Coli afte< 5 9926843. 1980 Omega, VB , PS. P8 . auto ., ac . am -fm radio & CB . $4300 . Coli 614 - 992 7555. 1973 Olds Cutlau Su - premo. Call 614 -985-3839 or 985-3931 . 1970 Opol GT. t 966 Dodga Dart, 1969 International pickup . 614 -742-2834 . ' 68 Camero R S , new tires. 327 angina 4 apd . $t100 . Call614-949 -2773. Wolfia. OFF W ITHOUT A HITC: H DURIN' 1'/W II, .. ALLEYOOP DID 'IOU II.ND THE 1967 International Scout, 4 ING . Rt 1, Box 365, Galli- WD. Call 614-446 -0319 . polis. Cell 614-367-0576 . 74 SHUlAW 'S Plumbing and Heating. Rt . 2 Neal Road. Point Pleasant. W. Va . 304675 -6420. Licensed and Insured . Motorcycles 1979 Hondo CV 650 9,500 !J1 ,200 . Call 446 8653. miles, 71 Super Glide Harley Da vidson, new motor. custom front and, excellent cond . Call Randy 256 -6009 . 176 cc Kawasaki trail&: road bike . 100 cc Yamaha road & dirt bike . Call 446 -8648 after 6PM . AKD 176 Kawasaki & Yah maha Enduro. $600 for both . Call evening• 614 - 949 -2281 or 949 -2129 . 1982 Honda. 750 Custom Faring, 5.602 miles . 304· 83 1969 Camero 360. 4 apead, $1,100 .00. 304-675-1600 ask for Jim Uvely. For Sale or Trade - 1968 Mercury Cougar and 1968 AMX, Call 304-882 -3145 . 1981 Z2B Camero. 4 speed, 22 ,000 miles. 304-6767817 _ '74 Dlda Dmogo 250, al• cyl. , good t 1 ,000.00. 675-508t . clean cond . Phone 304- Kawaski 600 KZ , needs wiring and battery. Price pending . 304 ·882-2349 or 304-676-1868 . ' 81 Suwki 850, full dren, shaft drive, exc. cond ., 82 , 400 00 . 304 - 882 2480. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Chris Craft 36 ft . cabin cruiser with trailer , Rulland . 2903 . & Auto Parts Accessories lzisu motor to fit 1 978 Chevy luv truck . Phone t•lned, 111ume loan . Phone 1977 Compor tolf con304-t71!-e912 . WORKING WITH THE AUTHORITIES IN SALES - Professional ser vice for appliances. heating, cooling and electric. Sell and install Amana. Gibson. Kit chen Aid. Residential , Com mercial. Industrial. 304- or ~ u rn DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · Professional ser vice for appliances. heating. cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson, Kit chen Aid. Residential, Com mercial. Industrial. 304 - 675 - 4819 614-388 -8274_ 85 BARNEY LITTLE TATER IS GOIN'THRU HIS CLIMBING STAGE or General Hauling Need something hauled away or something moved? Call614 -266-1141 or 614448-1175 or 614 - 446 7911 . JIMS WATER .. SERVICE _ Call Jim Lanier, 304 -676· PEANUTS 7397. Dump truck for hire. will haul coal or limestone . 304- 876-3190. Upholstery ftf}l}~fi}lt ~THAT8CRAIIBLEDWORDCWI! by fitnr!Amoldtnd lloOL.et ~ ~ ~~UniiCt'llmble 1llele four Jum-. Hey , Bose-you should have been a pro one Iefier 10 each tquare, to torm four ordinary WOldt. b I DAGEA I I I LALIV / II '<IP' ILYMBACI rJ IGROJANI IS SOMEONE. WHO C.A"-J"T TEL..L THe TRUTH WITH OUT DO INIS THIS. Now arrange the cirCled 1eners to tonn the surprise answer. as sug gested by the above canoon. [j I I I .JI..~v..,:r HYPOC~ITE A [] 1 Prlntanswerhere : r 1 XI I ] (Answers tomorrow) Yeslerday"s Jumbles PIVOT I Answer HONOR MISUSE BIKIN I Whal I he gambling addict had tro uble balanctng - HIS BOOKIES Join the Jumble Lovefll Fan Club and receive Ill e6Qht -wordSu~r JumDielll'¥lf)' monlh Fo•lree15amfle' write to. Jumble L!Mirl5 Fan Club, c!o this MWipaper, 801152-41 : Grand Centra SteUon, New Y<m, N.Y. 1016l. lnclude your name, adclrttl anelztp code 15 MY REPORT ON CHALKBOARI?!i ~ ICH USED TO 6E CALLED BlACKBOARD$ THIS W~ I CH USED TO BE SlACK BUT NOW ARE 6REEN ... TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 183 Sec . Ave .. Golllpollt. 1114-448-7833 or 6t4-446 1B33. I# - II BLACKBOARDS WERE MAPE CARrBOARD OR SLATE ... IN A WAY. I SUPPOSE. GREEN C~ALKBOARDS ARE MOI<.E PRACTICAL ... NOW, W~EN YOU STANP IN FI<.ONT OF WE CLASS ANI? YOU i)()N 'T KNOW TilE A~SWER ANI? '(OU FEEL SICK. 'T'OUR MATCJ.IES THE CHALKBOARD BRIDGE Oswald Jac< · 'Yand James Jacoby One cure for finessitis but he ca n find out whether the player m back of his A- K·J has on)v two ca rds in rn u rn oc o cv FRANCE. D . DAY REFR IGERATION 87 1 879 Ford Stotlon Wogon LTD. 302 tnglno. 304-1751888. THE LOCAL POLICE AR E SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Salas & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284. firm _ Coli 6t4-387-0360. 304-895-38114. as WINNIE 4066 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers Camper trailer, '78 Starcraft, 17 h ., Hlf contained . seem li Electrical James Boys Water Service. 1 976 Robblt, ••c- cond ., • 1 , 900 . 00 . 304-675 6393. and Mr. Twerr aqreed on? But now that it's in fine pnnt.. it doesn't & Refrigeration 304-676-6462 . 1976 26ft . Wilderness, axe . cond ., fully telf contained, AC. awning, full bath. Must seel to appreciate, *4.986 thedmount lJOU 576-2897 . We 'll do it . Call 446 -3159 between 9 and 6 . BURDETTE CAMPER SALES II< SERVICE. U.S. Rl. 60, Coolville. Oh 614667-3386 . 5o? Is itfor The contract came,PhLJ \Iis! Dotson ' s Tree Service . Insured · Free Estimate . 304- 9 .8 Mercury motor, $360. 76 GASOLINE ALLEY Oh . 614 -74:1 - 0 WV 304-4:12 -8433 or 3044:12-:1367 . INTERESTIN G~ THE DECII.THLON . J .A .R . Construction Co . Water lines , Footers . Drains . All kinds of Ditching . 675 - 4819 614 -388 -8274. Correct Creh & Ski Supreme, family ski boats. New S. used, Parkersburg, PRODUCnVE MY DEARf Good -1 EKcavating, base ments, footers . driveways. septic tanks. landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 4464637. James L. Davison , Jr. owner . S12.000. Ca ll Bt 4 -:1465032 or 304-676-1731 . Ca11614-245-9648 . SURE... BUT LET'S T111PLE'i'i' T~IPLE IT, .JUST TO UH, SURE, MAKE Tl--IINGS WHY NOT? GIRLS HAVE A Excavating Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work, all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental. 614 - 446- WE~T PLACE! ENEMY SU8S USED T' /1/0E IN 'EM CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 5:30PM . 3 -16 inches bo th for $6500 . Call fOR IKE . IT S/185.' Plumbing Heating 84 I NVA~ION UNDERSEA CURRENT... .---..-J OVEfl TH ' -BUT WE'VE GOT EQUIPMENT T' PENETIMTE SCilTTEA LAYE!i!S NOW! ... AN' ANYWAY \'IE AIN'T WORRIEO AllOUT & 1982 Kawasaki KX250. Motor cross. good running shape. $926. or best offer. Call 304-676-7869 after 1Hi~E~~~J~t>Y A ~ARM 1573 . 1976 Chrysler Cordoba red & black . 2 door. excellent running condition . Call614- OUR BOARDING HOU SE IN Interior. exterior painting; textured ceiling . 304-676- Tractor MF165 , Diesel. multi -power power steering, 1700 hours . E)lc . condition . 62 1NAT'S I'JNEN MILLIONS YEP SGIITTERS OF I'IIC~O-OACillNISI>'IG TH' SONAfl ARE CONCE NTRATEI7 "PINLiS"ALL EZf!A? 0475 . plows ~ELL. IF IT ·~N·.,.I"-~~ A SCATTE~ L.AYEA. ~HAT CAN IT BE. Remodeling, siding, Interior and exterior, textured coat ing, simulated brick and stucco . Thermo replace ment windowa. 304 -676- 82 News IJ) MOVIE: ' Ha"y Tracy' (I) New Trea sure Hunt @ Fishin' Hole CD News/ Sporu/Weethar ® Dr. Who illl 3-2-1 , Conlact fj) Sta< T<ek 6:30 U IJ) CIJ NBC News CIJ Rlflaman ® Mazde SportsLook Cil O!l li2J ABC News Ill CIJ ®I CBS Naws CIJ Business Report illJ Everyday Cooking 7:00 U IJJ PM Magazine (]) MOVIE: 'Summer Solstice' ffi Here Come the Brides ® SportsCantar (I) Entertainment Tonight CIJ Charlie's Angels 0 ([) Wheel of Fortune ® [j) MacNeii/ Lahrar Newshour ® Naws OJ all People's Court fJ) Jeffersons 7:30 U IJ) Tic Tee Dough @ Auto Racing '84: NASCAR Northwestern Bank 400 from North W ilkesboro, NC ® Ill Cil Family Feud Whee l of Fortune (f) ti2) Entertai nment Tonight f.ll One Day at a Time 8 :00 U ill CD Real People Tonight"s program f eatures an all -woma n s ky d1 vin g gro up. a soc1a lite wh o is an auto racer and a deaf lady who uses a hearing-dog to help he1 . (R)i60 m•n.) r2l MOVIE: 'Touchad' III MOVIE : ' Fi<st Deadly Sin' Ministry Special ® Oil © Fall Guy Colt gels Invo lved 1n extort iOn w he n a la dy b ail jumpe r's boyfriend is blackma iled into laund ering d 1rty mone y (R) (60 min ) 0 Cil @I Georg• Washington Part 3 ® @ Sm ithsonian Wor ld ' Designs for L1ving · To ni g ht' s program features a l ook at man ' s accom modations to life on ea rth , the desig n o f the American sk ysc rap er a nd th e evolu tion o f th e spa ce su1t. (60 mm .) (Closed Captioned] fj) MOVIE: 'A Ma,iad Man' Pert 2 8 :30 ([) MOVIE : 'Coogan's Bluff' 9:00 U riJCD Faclsoflife Afte< rec ommend in g M rs . Ga rrett be hired to cate r her sorority ·s pa rty . Bl air fires he r in a mo ment of anger . (A) :Il 700 Club ® (i) liZ Dynasty 00 Gil Compleat Gil bert and Sull ivan 'T he Gondoliers.' Two gondo l iers are allowed t o r ule a ki ngdom jointly unti l it i s dec ided which one is the ri gh tful ru . ler. 12 hrs) [C losed Cap t1oned ] 9:30 0 ([) 1:1' Double T.oubla All1son feels thre atened wh en Kate tra nsfers t o her schoo l and takes over her fr rends. her yearbook staff and her sc hoo l Ide. (L MOVIE : 'Silver Dream Racer' (!] PKA Full Contact Karate !Season Premiere) PKA Full Contac t Karate presents a 9 -round He avyweight bo ut fea tur1ng Bra d Hefton vs. Ce dn c Rod gers 10:00 0 ffi (L Sl. Elsewhere A de mandin g ma n 1S unable to express h is love for h1s wife and a h and so me new surg eon jo1ns th e sta ff . {R) (60 mm I (£1 MOVIE : 'Firefax· ~~ W Cf2) Arthur Hailey's Hotel Peter faces tu rmo1 l with the unexpected retu rn o f h1s e)l·wife and Chn stin e and M a r k p l ay Cup1d for a hote l gu est. (R) (60 m1n l (Cl os ed Ca pti one d ] fj) INN News 10:30 CIJ Blondie W Love American Style 10:45 (]) TBS Eveni~ News 11 :oo ® ~ News I)J Another Life @J SportsCenter C[J News/ Sports / Weather r: ]J Dave Allen at large Gil Newswatch 1?1) Benny Hill Show 11 :15 ® ESPN 's SportsWoman 11 :30 CD Tonighl Show I } Cou ntry Rock : Oakridge Boys Th1 s be nefit concert fo r th e BentOnville Co mmunity Ce nte r was taperlm P1 ne Bluff. Ark ,Tl Best of Groucho I~ Catlins ri J Benny Hill Show 0 CI:' Police Story Narco tICS o ffi cers find th emse lves 1n competition with federal agents on th e trail of a b•g drug rmg . (A) (60 min) :]) latenight America @I All In tho Family g) 1jJ) Nightline fj) Twilight Zone 11 :46 ® Vintage Football Fil m : Great Years 12:00 IJ) MOVIE: 'Used Ce<S' (]) Burns & Allen ill MOVIE : 'Divorce Hers' ill Nightl ina @I MOVIE: ' Dr. Phibas Rises Aga in' Oil (jJ) Eye on Hollywood f1) Gunsmoke 12:30 U C2: (Lj Late Night with Oevid Lettermen ffi MOVIE: 'Tho Black Stallion Returns' Cil Jack Benny Show Cll Ey• on Hollywood (i) Cll MOVIE: 'Fedora' Oil (jJ) Newo 12:45 @ Mazda SportsLook 1 :00 CIJ I Merrled Joen (I) Entertainment Tonight &l li2l CNN headline News 1:15 ® Inside tho PGA Tour 1 :30 CIJ Love That Bob 11 Page em 304-895 -380:1 . 882-3416 . A.C. BORN LOSER or 675- 1978 Ford Granada 6 cyl., 2 dr .. HT, low mi. , good condition. Call 446-4942 . 3 -PT . GOTTA HU~~Y. Fatty Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304 - 676 - JIM 'S PLUMBING II< HEAT- $2. 000.00 firm . 304-675 1837 . & ~TART, WE'VE 65 Seed & Fertilizer evening , 304-675 -6808 . 0 . Call 614 -245 -51:11 ' 71 half t o n Chevrolet pickup, good cond ., good rubber . Phone 304 -675 - 73 58 PROBA6LY ALM0 5T TIM FOR TH6 CECEI?>RATION TO 2398 or 614 -446 -2464. Phona 304-895 -3654 . Musical Instruments IT'~ 1560. 1978 Ford XL T pickup. auto , runs good, $2,400 .00 . Two swivel r ockers . f304 · Building materials block , brick, sewer pi pes. windows , lintels , et c Claude Winten, Rio Grande, 3410 . sales. Call 304 -675 -4014 . 55 Building Supplies 1 ton Ford van truck, good running cond ., $1,500. Call 304-675 -3308 . No Sunday Cu b Tractor with cultivators , excellent condition. 675-7453 . 1976 GMC Dump 366. gea cheater 8)11e. insulated bed, air brakes. $8000. Three ule equip ment trailer. S 1000. 12 ton unit truck crane, 84000 . Pekingese puppies for sale. :1075 . 304 - 675 - :1991 New truck fanders & doors. Chevy fenders 984.96 . Chevy doors $176 . Ford 304 -882 -2683 . 2 10 gallon aquariums with stands. hoods . lights , & gravel . $50. Call 614 -742 - Firewood for sale . S20 00 pickup $30 .00 delivered . Trucks for Sale 1977 Chevy pickup in excel lent condition for sale . 992 - bika . Coli 992 -6935. Camouflaged Army Clo thing , Surplus Rental Denim clothing . Discount Union Made Adver t ising Specialties _ H . 0 . " Sam " Somerville, 304-675 -3334 , Pt. Pleasant . Open Fri ., Sat ., Sun ., 1 ·00-7 :00 p.m . Display East -Ravenswood 304- fendars $75 _ Call614 -2561260. 992 2969 . 69 Starcraft fold down camper with refrigerator ; walking exerciser; exerciser 72 Phone Ground ear corn $6 .50 per 100. Bring own container. Peavey standard Seers 260. 300 watt head. with Peavey cabinet, with six 1 0 " speak - For sale -2 door upright cooler. Want to buy 4 to 5 foot showcase . Call 614 - 614-379 -2468 . 1979 Chrysler Cordoba, vary good condition. fully equipped, good gas mileage, 675 -5897 Massey Ferguson 7HP riding mower, with 36 in. cut . Call $376 . Call 614-245 -9504 . Corn planters: New Ford 2 row , used 4 row MF . Call Autos for Sale 446 -8038. 57 For sale Majestic fir eplace , complete with all pipes and chimney . Used very little . 71 667-6164 . For sale furniture, applian ces, misc . Second house on Left. Texas Rd . $500. Call 446 -3235 . livestock spd .. $8000 . 1 male beagle pup from good hunti ng stock, 304 ~ 614-245-9164 after 6PM . 63 Co li 614 -843 -5276 . Seigler oil stove. Maytag wringer washer. Call 446 Build on your lot a new home you afford . Over 1100 sq . ft ., 6 room s & bath , ca r peted, ready to move into . S26,500 also garages & basement . Call Patri ot Home Bui1ders 446 -8038 . Will consider mobile h om e as trade-in ~~=========l~;==;::=::::::::::1 I· aach. Call614 -667 -6579 . Eas ter bunniu. assorted sizes , co lors. & breeds . $3 .50 each . Pedigree extra . 8 :00 U IJJ Cil llJ CIJ illHil li2l scotchguard -water extrac tion, deodorizers. FREEestlmetea. Reasonable ratea. Jack ' s Tropical Fish &: Pet Shop-Bait , Evergreen. Oh. PH . 446 -0198. Easter spec. Registered Cocker Spaniel puppies. 4 wks . old . Blonde f emales. black male . S 150 EVENING GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, Gene Smith, 992 -6309. $ 4 . 99 , hncy hamsters S1 . 29, free canary nest with p urchase of any bird supp lies (min . $5 .00). Baby ducks have errived . Flying squirrels will be ready soon, lg . new shipment of fresh water & saltwater -fish . Many more special's to numerous to list. WEDNESDAY exp. Call 614-388 -9652 . Co li 614-367-7193 . keels S9.5 0, guinea pigs Television Viewing Home Improvements PAINTING· interior and 811 terior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs. 1 blonda Cocker Spaniel male, 1 yr . old, has shots . p.m . 3059 . DICK TRACY Coll814-367 -0409 . Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels. AKC Chow puppies, CFA Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese kittens. The Daily Sentinel Pomerov-Middlepart. Ohi" Alum . vinyt siding, storm doors, windows. gutters, roofing and room addition. 9790. 882-2573 ofter 6PM. 1 six pack J R Ewing be er Coli 614 -446 -0766 . 446 -4416 oftar 7 PM . I SWAIN AUCTION II< FURNITURE 175. Call 448 -4972 otter 5PM . Sleeping room $116 , utilities paid . Share bath, male only . R1nge S. refrig . 919 2nd . Ave., Gallipolie. Call Sthil chain saw 041 m odel. 2 black & decker se w s. B & 0 hedge trimm ers. 2 radial tires Call 614 -388-8409 after 4 . $100. Call446-0391 afte<6 For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel peto . Coli 992-7479 . WITH OPTION TO BUY, 14' wide •II electric mobile home, HHing on totrHdyto movt in1o . UOO.OO down t171i .OO MONTH. 304 578 -2711 . 51 Household Goods LAYNE "S FURNITURE Ave ., 3 room mo . includes 446 -4222 be - 446 -8114 . $850 . Coli 614-38 8 -8472 . 1--- - ------- Acrage for sale. 14.5 acres located Arbuckle , W Va . Frontage on At. 62 . City water . $19 , 000 00 , $1 . 000 . 00 down with !J200 .00 per month , bal ance 1 0 per cent insterest by owner . 304-458 -1078. 1 acre of land on Merchandise Apartment for Rent 12 in . black & whit e TV, ex c . cond ., a 30 . 75 watt audio vox equalizer , comp lete with wiring SSO or trade . Call 11 , 1984 Ctll 814-388-9857. 614-367-7220. 10 All.S12 ag.96 . with filter pump , baby Pare&- April Marcum Roofing I. Spouting. Now installing rubber roofa . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof. Coli 614 -446-3844 aftor 6 . Cue 310 front end loader dozer , $4 ,000 . Cal l 614 - 256-1427. A~IN~ indoor -outdoor fa cilities . AK C Doberman puppies : Stud Service. Call614-446- 'o_Vednesday, SH rVI I.I~S by larry Wright 81 Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 1 2"- 22 " stocked in yar ' . H EAP vender pr om p r'elivery . 614 -266 : limesto n~. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated 7796 --- - ---- Business Buildings Peta for Sale 54 Misc. Merchandi se 6245 3 30 PM or 675 -3898 . 56 '111, 1984 Wednesda Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio m NORTH 1-11-84 the suit. • 632 "AKJ 83 t A1 for the defense by leading hts partner 's suit. East takes • 862 WEST his ace and continues with the 10. South is looking nght at l l EAST +A1 096 5 4 "Q 6 +7 trick s : fi ve clubs , two diamonds, two hearts and " 10954 tJ 1095432 tQ +9 + 15 4 3 two Pass Pass Pass East 2+ P ass 35I""" Pass There are king of diamonds . Then he cashes one of dummy 's Vulnerable : North-South Dealer: North North spa des. squeeze possibilities in dia m onds and hearts. There is no hurry. South starts by cashing the ace a nd SOUTH + KQJ " 72 t K66 +AK Q J 10 Wf'st - West starts proceedings South hearts and runs off his five clubs and remaining srades. If he is a lert. he wil note 4 NT 6 NT that East held six spades, four clubs. two hearts and a diamond. and is still holdmg 3. Pa:;s P ass on to one heart and one •7 spade. West started with seven diamonds, one s pade, Opening lead : one club and four hearts. He has to hold one diamond and must come down to one heart. Hence South knows that each opponent holds exactl y one heart. The queen is sure to drop. and the squeeze has eliminated the need to finesse . By Oswald Jacoby James Jacoby and One very interesting squeeze is th e kmd played '" lieu of a finesse . Declarer has no way to find out who has the queen of the key suit. (NEWSPAPER EN1'ERPRISF. AS..<iN J ~u ,. 1f)flr by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Seed coaling 31953Hepburn- ACROSS 1 Card game Peck film 5 Greek letter 8 Golf club 4 " - Clear Day" ' School break 5 Chattered 13 Bean variety 8 Cleave 14 Take wing 7 Here [Fr _) . 15 Old note 10 1948 Garland16 Resident of Astaire !Urn [suf[.) 11 Sans 17 o_c_VIP (abbr. ) Yeotenlay's Allswer 1-11 compassion 1% Capitol Hill Z2 Not as much 18 Ralph or George 100 11 -fixe Z3 Grew 20 Singing U English Zf Abject syllable !1 Tatter 22 Church flavorless c~r Z1 %II Criminal 32 Make eyes at 33 Recondite 21 35 Heat "Ivanhoe" maiden ,....;:::.:,..,.._..,..._,..,..:. ,......,..._,.,._ season 23Gem 24 Early TV favorite 25Story 21 Like a sore throat %7 "Wbo toargue?' ' Z8 Indentation Z9 Flip one's - 30Sbeep 31 Poet McKuen 34 Empower 38 Sapient 37 Ohio city 38 Doing naught 39 - Merkel 40 Another Bo DOWN 1 Do office work II DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It : It AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One leiter timply stands for another. In this sample A Ia used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters.apoatrophet, the length and formation of lhe words s~ all hinls. Eoch day the code letters are dllrerenl. CIIYPTOQVOTBS GHBMOYZL RLLZ GHILHRL GHBMOYZL ZL MG MG KMRL OH TYO OLBB KMRL. - VHY V H Y .. QHRHSL TCBUCJ Yettenlay'a Cryploqt10te: PEOPLE WHO ARE MUCH OLDER THAN THEY LOOK SELDOM INTELLIGENCE.-G.C.UCHI'ENBERG HAVE MUCH �Wednesday, Pag~12- The Daily Sentinel Also Dana W llliams, Pomeroy, $25 and cos ts, speeding; K eith E . French, Middleport, $15 and costs, speeding; Edward E . Sigler, Rut · land, $10 and cos t s, expired opera tor's license; .James A. Will , Pomeroy, $25 and costs, squealing tires, and $10 and costs, Improper backing; Brian Cffirge, Pomeroy, $:2.'> and costs, spinning tires; l 'harl es LandPrs, Middleport, $!Al and costs, v iolation of j ail rules, and $.")() and costs, disorderly manner; Tom Walters, Middleport, $21 and costs, speeding: Gregory Cundiff, Hutl and , $50 and costs, disorderly manner. and six days in jaU on a re>gistrr J motur \ ' l'h icle . ancl $h \ Lt nd charge of defrauding an inn keeper ; costs, dn \ ·in g whi](· undi·r susprn sio n; Marr ii) CJ !t·. Pomcr u~· . Jnd Mike Dorst , Middleport, 10 days in jcttl . resisting arrest and $W and Rarbar; t <~ron • r. $1-i.:~ ; t nd ( 'OS ! :-w a rh, costs. disonl erly manner; Richard expin>d t:tgs JiPrman, Middleport, $Wand costs, ciJso~<l Pr ly m anner; 10 days in jail , Micldlt'pot1l\rl ; t~ ·or FH'fll-loffman rt'~i ~ ting aiTE"S1, and JO days in jail , fine-d Ji' ddP ndant s durin g hi ~ '""ault una policeofftcer; Roy Neff, \~'f'f'k 1_ , . cour1 ~f·~sion Tw · ~ l Ll .\ night . lJ days in jatl for assa ull Calli)Xlli>, T hr• group mcl ud1 ·d I h•rtx'r·t :\ud. .utd $:,(1 and costs. fighting in public . !Jomt·ru~. S-U~ ami cos t.., and thrP<' F orfei ting txmds in the court WC're d el \ s in jail. <hw in ):.:! \\·hi!{ · intuxi · IC:dwi n Oberholzer . Albany, $41; c<J\rd, dOd $:·{1 and t'O ~ h. t ipt.'n tla s k Er ba Sa rver, IVilddleport, $4]; ! 'hargt': rhoma s Cil>IJ~. Hartford. \ 'rima Clark. Letart, W. Va ., $42: \\' . \'a .. $-U~ ~tml eost s . tlln'(,' tbvs in jail. dri\·in.Q \\"hit!' int o:xicct tl'd . ancl 1\'a,·nc [)ent. IVi iddlcport, $61 ; Uanm· C. M orrow. address not $:!:( M) ~ mll cnsh, flt.>t •in g <l po!in ' tw·ottlm. ~. all on spt'('<ling o ffin• r: l{ol>t •rt 1-1! ·H ·it 1. Ponw ro~· . cl1argcs, Frank Hauser, Rutland, $.1:!~ .md co:--h. lhn<t.' d.t_\"S in jail. drh·irrg H"hik int ox ic ~ t!C'C\: :"aom i $011. opm na sk: Terry Johnson, Pomero~· . ~. exct:'s ive spt:'E:'d , and Sim:-.. J )I •\H ' t . ~~-) . tn d c o..;fo..i, tlm'i~ :');")(), failure to h(J \'t:' vehic!f' undE'r da_\".-. 111 j.td, dri\ · r rr~ \\"hllf' rnt ox i ca tL'i l: i"lu\ d \ k l tt'lt, tn . .\1icJdiP· control. T homas Chapman , Pome· roy. $4.10. driving while intoxicated : po rt . :r - il drHI c•. ) " ~'- · dht ll'fli ·rl _\ . and .John Van Mc•ter, Rutland , $!<), open S,iO <JI1d t'OSt S. O!Jt 'll j] ;_ Jo.; k: ~hi I' I!'~' M . flask, CIPrn Norman. Bidwell,$.')), .Jonf':-.. Midd iPp(wt . Slm ;rnd cost s. O(){'fl fla~k. pJ~st·ssiun ot rrr. tr ·ijrJ; nr:l Meigs road program ~anwd to hoard l 'pon t ht· n·commt•tHI:l tinn 11! .Joa nn T r•wh:o.; txny !tH' r om mi ssion rr :-~ narnl'd H:rruld HiCI '. Rutland 111 rhc• board of lnJStt""i''-i 11l the 1\ttrigs ( '1nJnt .\ · E.cJcrrd of Tu hf'l'C'U los is . Hicc rPp l;H·r ·s thf' latt' \'C'!'IlOn \\" Pbf'r and wil l rcp rPSPnt Salc•m. Rutl~rnd ami Sa\i~ bU \ Tow n ship~. Landfill rail's County c o mm t~'itu nr • rs tT'i ·f•ntl:,· tnfT!'asr·d th(' rJtc·s to tht' cou nt:,tandfill w hich hP<'omC' pfft"( 'tin' :vlonda\' , Aprillf>. Thf' nt•w rail' '-' ~ n -r· <t ~ foli o\.\ · ~ : c<trs. $1..~0; '- 1. ttion \1.- , q?, nn:-. 1lo ;tdt '<-11. $2.~'1(); om· Qll <t l·ter ton tt1l ('k .... ( !)a J ~ un , t.•h ·. wit h bt'CL $'2.;-fl: :-.tand ard thn'(' rmf'-hc!if <tnd $.l quar1t·r ton tn.wi< ~ . onr·-ha lf i \lld CJU<-n1er ton trucks wit h rark.s up to 3 fpe1 from bottom of bed. $4; tJnE' hal r and thrf't'quarter ton truck s with t·acks 3 to 6 feel from bottom of l><'d . $6. 50 cent s tor each additional toot : on tontrucks.$6; onPtontmcks \\'it h racks upto3 feet from bot tom of 11l 'fl , $1: one ton trucks with r acks .1 to l)fcet from hottomofbed,$9,50cent s fo r 0ach adrlitional foot ; two ton 1r'Ucks, $10: tvvo ton tmcks with racks up to.1 fe<>t from bottom of bed, $11: two ton trucks with racks 3 to 6 feet from bottom of bed. $12, .10 <'E'nl each additonal foo t; thrc<' ton !lurks. $13: three ton trucks \\1 th racks up to3 feet from bottom of bed . $14 : thre<> ton trucks w ith racks3 to 6 f"'' from bottom of bed, $15,50 cent s mc h add itional foot : packer trucks. $21: semi trucks, $31: sm all tra iler pulled b)· vehicle, $4, out of stat<' packer s, $50: all other out of sla te \'C hicles, double regular fee; no indus tria l waste aC'CE'ptf'd, no tox ic \l.:astp accepted, no r adioactive matC'nal.s acc£>pt£'d . thrw 1'\11eigs County happenings ... llt•lill4jllt'lll ( ' UShlllH'N f a<'l' wah·r cutoff,., ( ·u:--tt Jn H· t' " (,r s~· r-: u ·uSt ' w ; 1tf'r \\ lu ~ clll ' ck i ln(jUf'nl Ill fhf'il' p.l :.·mt 'nT S. thrt'(' mnn1h<.; 11 1' mor l'. wil l hJ\'(' their \.\'alc ·r tumr'<l off 1n 10 da~· s !rom trxb\ lht· l-1<><trd of Pui"JiiC Affairs a nnou nc't'1"1 ,\ $10 r·t'<'onnc'<'IIOn f<1' \Viii lw imposr'CI hf ·lfll't H ' d tc•r c <J n t)(.' tunwd hdck on. Customt·r "i< Jn · til ~) n ·rn tndPd that it is ill('g al to t. mt j~ ·r \~o · ith w ;ltt· r ta ps. J)pl nlCJlH 'nt !Jill.•. lll<l .\ I.H. ' n1ail£>d to tht· S\ Tt H' U.'-.( ' J-t(Jard ot Publlt ,\ff.ti r". l '.l .o ."i :rt \. S :,TJ c' US4 ', Oh 4577'1 lVtl't'ls Frida~ .Jonath .tn ( ' hdp i PI". Da u ghtrr s of tlw ,\nwrican HC'\'o lu · Rrtut·n tion, wi ll mc·f't all. '',(Jp.m . l ·' ricli.l~- <Jt th(' hom•• of ~- ir ~ . T hPn 't lll .Johnson Thl'('(' cnlls wen · dn ~w('l "('(l by· loca l unit s TuL•:>.da:-- . thP Mf •igs Count~· F.mPI"J..!f'O ('~' Mtdic.li Sl•JY i \'••tt>rans Memorial ,\dm itted Thristina Peck, Mid· diPport; .John Bechtle. M iddleport: l..owrll McN ickle, R..aci nP; Marion F 1·an ris. Pomero:v·. Discherg<'<l · Nora FYans, Ri · (·hard \·VinPbrPnnPr. Alice Holliday, Anna Cleland , Marjorie Milhoan. (;art h Smith . Stewn Might . Mareh arrests ~wn S ixt~· - fi vC' arff'sts were m ade by ttl<• Middleport Police Depart=nt during Ma rch, according to the monthly report of Police Chief .J . J . Crl'mt'atls. llwdepartnwn t inves ti· ga tl--d 11 accident s and drove thl' ( ' llJiser!', a tow! of~ miles during 1Ill' mont h. Parking metPr coli Pe· lions tota led $494 .50 and m ercha nt police N llcctions amounted to $.'>2. 45 fir•• calls The Middleport Ftll' Department answf'red a total of 45 r alls during 1111' mont h of March including nine fir<• ca lls a nd .1.~emergency runs. All \Chi cles of thC' depart ment were dri\·en 768.5 milcs during lhemonth. Fire Chief .Jeff Darst reports. l.o wf' ll M rN icklf'. to \'p!(' l' <lns \llemori a l. and at I : !"i1 p.rn . Tupj)f'rs P la in ~ WC'nt to Cart lag•) ( ;il p to hack up thr Cool\·illt-' Fin· I )< •p;trt mrn t on a brush firP . Rowman ' '- f{un f( lT" Corrl'<'tion In t hP proposal of r alv in Angel of Angel Com munications. Poli S· mouth, lot' the insta II at ion of a ca blr TV system in thP village of Racln<' one~! the charges ls$2p<'r monthfor <·ach add it tonal TV set not $2 for each channcl . Area death. ................. Page 8 Editorial ..................... Page 2 Classllleds ......... Pages 10.11-12 Comics-TV ............ ..... Page 13 By the Bend ......... Pages 5-7-10 Sports ..................... Pages 34 Showers DkeiJI tonight. Low near 50. Winds becoming sootherly 10.~ mph. Friday, breezy with showers. Chance of thunderstonns and pD&'Ibly heavy rains. IUgh 60-G5. Soothwesterly winds 10.~ mph. Chance of rain 00 pereent tonight and 90 percent Friday. Meets Thursday Chester Shade River Lodge 453 will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m . RetreshmE'nts will be served. e Houseful - Vol.32 , No .254 Copyrighted 1984 of Flowers. ,Jolm Cox of IUchmond, 39, driver of the truck, was admllted to the bum unit ol the Medical CoUege of OVP News Staff Repairs on the main lock at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam could be completed in 10 days or more, said a spokesman for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers' Hunting1on disttict. Conrad Ripley said thai the arriv al of !he corps' derrick boat Monallo, coupled with the decrease In the level of the Ohio River, will get repairs going again. The Monallo is exJ)<"Cied to cross the river from the main lock to the Ohio shore and ra ise the spare gale beached there, providing the current is not as strong as it has been for the pas! two weeks . "The time-consuming part will be getting the gate leaves in place," Ripley noted. "The leaves are so big, each one weighing 80 tons, they are prone to flex. There are .a lo1 of tension rods in them. " The spare gate will mstaUed in the main lock, VIrginia. (AP Laserphoto). mechanical arm . Astronaut Terry Hati operated the atm for that re1rieval from a remote s1ation inside the cabin. He was at the con1rols again today when the spacewalkers attached a wor k station, similar to a utility crew s's "cherry picker. " on the end of the arm . Hart first m aneuvered van Hoften on the end of the crane, posilioning him In front of the 18-foot-tall Solar Max so h(' could remove a Hoot·by4-fool module containing a control o-ystem intended lo point the satellite's instrumen1s precisely at the sun . "It's kind of tricky," van Hoft en said. But he said his tools "really work slick" and in an hour he had removed !he faulty module and replaced it with a new one. He used a JXlW<'r tool to extrac1 and replace two large bolts that secure the unit to 1hesatelli1e. That N mpleted the primary repair job. The rest was "frosting on the cake ," according to the astro nauts. They had the panorama of spaCC', Eart h, moon and stars, calling the surroundings "breath-taking, " th e sunrise" just beautiful." Van Holten said therE'pair job was like working in the simulator on Ea rth, but "the \1ew is a liltle unreal ." With Challenger fly in~ upside down, Nelson n>marked: "I can look down and see the moon.'' The second task. though less important , was more difficult. II required cutting t hrough an Insula· tlon blanket, rl.'mov lng 36 tiny scn:ws, severing some ties on Plectrical bundles- and pu1t ing I he whole thing back together again. Television showed the astronauts drifting in their pressurized space suits in !he fi1Hoo1 long cargo bay. They were attached lo the ship by 50-foot tethers. Small TV camera s moun1ed on their helmets gave Mission Control closeup v iews of their handiwork . While the spacewalkers workPd . commander Robert Crippen and pilot Dick Scopee managed the shuttle' s systems. If checks tonight show the spacewalkers have rPS· tored Solar Max's health, the satellite will be released into its own orbit Thursday to resume solar resea rch. Marriage licenses l ssu<'<l marriage licenses in Meigs Count)' Probate Court wer<'Michael Lee Collins, 18, Reedsville. and Rhonda Sue Phillips. 17, Reedsville, and Tony Ray Jewell, 20, Nortolk, Va ., and Leann Davis, 18, Rt. 1, Langsville. 106 Butternut Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-2039 992·5721 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR EKEMPTION Jake nohce tl\at Cmcmnal• Gas & Eltetrrc Ccrncany ICG&El. Clevelaoo E~ t11c lllum111.1tm9 Company (CEll. CQJumbus & Soomern Onto Erectrrc Com· pany (C&SOEI . Tile Dayton Power and L•ght Company (DP&Lt Ohto Ed•son Company IOE!. OhlO Power Company IOPC) •M Toleclo Edtson ompany iTEI (heremalte• referred to collecltll&ly n · ·the Ohio Comp.ames 'Jon March ~8. 1984. tiled an appltcalton tor e-empMn !rom e&r1lllll r!Qutrements of Part 190 of the (l)mmiSSton ·s rtgtJiatioos concernrng colletllOn ana report 1flQ ot cost ot Sf!i"''ICt mtorrn.l!IOn ul'lcler Secllcm 133 ot !he Pubhc Ut1hty Regulatory Pohcres Act. Oroer 48 . ~44 FR 58687 . Oc!Ober 11. 19791 O.emphol'l 15 s~ht lrMl the reqwremel'lt lo !tie . on or belore June 30 1964 and all subsequenlltllng dates. mlormahon on lhfl cosls o1 pr.ovtomg etectrtc servrce as spectheo 11'1 t8 CFR Part 290. Subpans 6 C 0 aM E In lhetr aoghcaliOn fol' ! Ju!mPitOn . llle OhiO Companes state ltlat thty should llOt be reqwed to 111e the spec1lrta d.1!.1 tor !he hJllowtng reason The l}alt"lermg ot the 1ntormahon will not be ltkely lo out the Jltlrpose ~ ot Sect1on 133 ot the Public Ulthly RegutaiOI'y Pohctes cl Cop1es olthe apphc.lhon tor uemphon o~re on lilt w1th the Federal Energy Reoutatory Comm1SS10n tF ERCl and .111 ava11aDle tor ~bhC 1nspech0n A copy ot the ApphullOnts also on hle w1th !he Pubhc Ul1hhes Comm•sStlln ul OhiO IPU COi•~'~ Docket No 8A -3JHL·UNC . and rs ava•lable tor pubhc '" spect1on at the PUCO s ofl,ce tocateo at 375 South Htgh Str&et COlumtus OhiO 4321 5 Tht FERC s rtgulat10ns reqUire tr.tlt said ul1hly aJso apply to any state regulatory autnorrty Flav,ng rurrsdiCIIOn D'Ver rtto !\ave the aopl1Cil liOn put:lhshed m any oll,c•al Stale pubhurtton '" wh1ch erectm rate change appliC311ons are usually nottced and 11\al I~ _ulllll\' put>l!sh a suiTYT\ary of lhe appl!WIIIOII m newspapers ot ~neral c•rculatiOn ~tile at1ected runS<Itelion Any person des1nng to present wnnen v1ews . arguments. or otl'ler com ment s on tile applltaliOn tor uemp1ton must We such lflf()t"mation w1th 1fle Federal Energy Regulatory Comm rssron . 8?5 Nortrl CapitOl Street . N E Washrngton 0 C 20426. on or l)elore 4) cays IOIIOWtng the date upon *htch nollce of the Companies· apphcahOn 15 published rn the FEDERAL REGISTER Wrlllin thai45 · <Sa~ penod such person must also ser"lle a copr ot such cammenrs on Donald 1 Mars~ll C~ncmnat 1 Gas & Etectnc Co 139 East Fourth Street C1ncmna11 . Oh10 45202 David Shockey. Cte11eland [ lee· IIIC tllummaling Co . 55 Ptrt>lic Square . Cleveland. OhiO 4<1 101 Wtlham 0 Wrll1s . Cdumt>us & Southern OhiO Etectnc Company. 215 Nonn Front S1ree1 Columbus Oh10 43215 James Vales. Day1on Power & Lt{lht Com!);ln)· CounhOuse Plaza. Soutttwest. So• 1247 . O,yton , OhiO A)401 James o· WilSon Ohto EdlSOn Company . 76 South Ma in Street . Atuon . Ohio 44306 Rtct\ard J Pelger Oh•o Power Company. 301 Cleveland "venue S w C.nlon . Ohto A4 702 William E Meupenbeetter . ToleOo E<lison Company . 300 Madrson A~~rnue Toledo Oh10 A3652 _Kevm F OuHy. Esq Amencan Etecmc Power Servtce Corporation. 1 RtversK1e Plaza ColumbiJS OhiO • 3215 ur'l Furnace repair funds available CH ES iiiRE - Gallia -M elgs Community Aclioo Agency officials have announced that funds are available for the installation of fur nacP retrofits which I.V111 im · prove t he efficiency of a fue l oil gun·typ!' burner. At this time, these retrofits ca nnot be utilized tor mobile home furnaces. There is no cos t to the homeowner for this Sl'rvlce, however, certain ellg1bllity guidelines apply. They Include: tl\ You must be a homeowner In either Meigs County or Gallla County . 121 lieatlng system must be a fuel oil gu n-type burner. These are found on forced air, hot water, or steam heating sys tems. 131 Income ellg1 ~ blllty: I person household up to $7,290; 2 persons household up to "Tht• If! a,· .4nH•riro St•nd.<~~ Ltl t'(' .. ,.---------------1-------------- Ash urgm all memb<>rs and their wives or husbands to attend the sprin g banquet and dance to be held Sa turday, April 14, at tll<' Pomeroy Senior Citizens C!'nter. Gat)' Bates of GPnPral Telephone rPported that thP FCC has pushed back the access charge toJ une 1:l for multllin<' businl'SS customers. $9,810: 3 persons household up to $12,330; 4 persons hou,ehold up to $14,850. Add $2,500 for eac h addi tiona l person . JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH. NOW SERVING PIZZA To eat in or to Spring Essentials Cork go . to fJshion in two at y allowing the 6()(}footlock to open for traffic again. But Ripley cau tioned agains1 SI'Cing the lock open immediately. "It has lo be worked on over a period of time," he explained. "W e have to make sun> they miter properly, because we want the least am ount of leakage. There has to be a lot of adjusting to get them to miter and come together." Once that job is completed, the corps will look at n>trleving the lock's miginal gate and a derrick boat owned by Amherst Industries that were involved in an acciden1 April 4. While the derrick and two towboats attempted to move one of t he main gate leaves, damaged when struck by a coal barge April 2, a line broke and th e current ca ught the boa! , gale leaf and crane moun1ed on the der rick and swept it toward the dam. The derrick's boom caught in the river bottom, I. Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio I API-Ohio's Supreme Court has resolved a lingering question among many judges as to whether immediate driver license suspensions under the state's beefed up, 13-month-old drunken-driving Jaw may be appealed . The answer is no. In a 4·3 dectsion, the court ruled Wednesday that a pn>·lrial suspen· slon is not a final order and therefore i s not appealable . The ruling n?versPd a df'Cision of the lOth District State Court of Appeals, Columbus. Eight individuals charged with drunken driving In Columbus ap· pealed lhc immediate suspension of their li<'E'nses after being arrestl'<l under Ohio' s drunken-driving sla· lui e. which became effe<'tive M arch 16, 1983. The city of Columbus went to the appeals court, which consolid ated the eight appeals into a single issue. so comlonahle. These The Supreme Court, in a decis ion written by Chief Just iC<' Frank D . Celebre22e, said that in determining whether a lower court de<'ision can be appealed, there must be "a balancing test" between the prompt and orderly di sposition of litiga tion and the demands UJXln judici al resources. The decision said in part that in the caSC' at hand "t he interest s ad · vanced by the appellant 1the city of Columbus t are of such a natun? and importance lo society in general that the inconveniencP occasioned by the temporary suspension of driving privilege s pales by Sweeney. Swceney cont ended in a dissent · ing opinion that lhe suspensions involved in the caS<' arc final orders and appealable. " In such cases. the IICC'nses are not to be taken away without the procedural due process required by the Fourteenth Amendment," he said. PH. 992-3756 By MARCIA DUNN Associated Press Writer HERSHEY , Pa . tAP I - No longer the nation's stepchild, Appa lachia is finally catching up to the res! of the United States, boasting new schools, new hospitals and new roads . Wha I' s lacking now , however, are jot.; in this once-mighty industrial region where coal was king and steel reigned supn>me, accord ing to 110 leaders and Pxperts me<>ting to explon' how Appala chia 's 1.1 states can help dlslocatPd workers. " The industrial boom in thP United States is ovN. No amount of modernization can rerum us to our former position of a hPavy-industry superstar," explained Winifred A. Pizzano, co.chahwoman of the federal Appalachian Regional Com ~ mission and head of the thr('('-da;· co nf ercnrP w hi c h beg a n Wrdnesda;'. " A new f'f'Onomy is taking pl ace right befon>oureyes And it involves new kinds of skills." agreed Thomas A . Bartlett. chancellor for the University of Alabama System " We have to have a differ ent kind of mentality lhan we'w had all our lives. There arP no 40-yca r jobs any more of hig h value ..Jobs are The name of Bend Mer chant s Association was adopted for a new organization of business operators Tuesday night at the M eigs Inn. The name of "Bend" was adopted by the group In order to keep it from becoming an exclusive Pomeroy organization and to encourage membership from across the coun1y. Kermit Walton is heading the membership which is $25 a year. The group's object iw to promotp business in a home town way. Meetings will be held at 7: 30p.m . on the se<'ond Tuesday of each month at the M eigs Inn . Joe Clark, president, reported a Jerrifk 10 K, 5 K, 1 Mile Sun., April 29, 1984 at 12:30 CHUCKWAGON 99( Restroom• - Change Facilitities Available ENTREE FEE : $6 .00 - Pre-Registration $6 .00 - Day of Race Report To Meigs High For Start . lilt- Name ~ Address: City State Zip Phone In considtr1tion of the acceptance of this entry to this event. I waive all claims for myself. my heirs and essiens, apinst the hosts, sponsors, or promoters lor inJury or illness which ma~ result from my participation. I further stale that I am In proper physical condt1ion to compete in this race and I am an amateur ~ ADOLPH'S ., '' '·----------------~ , "At The End of the Pomeroy-Moton Bnd,_" POMEROY Ott PH 99'1· 2556 ~ Age As of 4/18/ 84 Male \ HARTLEY'S SHOE STORE, INC. HOURS: I Applicant's Si&naturt Guardian's Si&nalurt (If under 18) ~------------------------------~ MON.-SAT. 9:00-5;00 FRIDAY 9;00-8;00 210 Ripley re)Xlrted that as of 3 p.m ., when the auxiliary was reopened to traffic, there were a total of 1l tows wailmg to be locked through. T hat was down slightly from I he average of 14 moored on both sides of the locks last week. "It's looking better. and the river is gradually going down," Ripley satd At a pn,;s conference a t the locks last Saturday, Col. John Devens, district engineer for the Hunt ington distric t. noted thPrf' wen> an average of 12 navigational a('('ident s per year at Gallipolis' antiquated locks. Last Wt?f'k ' s arci clc'nr ha c;. caused one of the Jpn~1hil'r river traffic lie-ups at Ga llipolis in recent yPar s. An accident ca used problems in April -May 1977, whiiP barges faced delays for thrce wceks in November 1980 while the main gate was undN repair. gat.> are seen in forewound . Repairs are expectA!d to get underway with the arrival of the MonaBo and reduction of the riv("r )('\'el. hea\'V industry tatrPrf'd IX'('a USI:' ot thPeConomic rpcr>s sion . Appa!at hia was particular!;' hard hit bccau'<' manufac turing account s for 30 percent oftheregion' scmploym cnt. compared with :ll percent for the entire United States. Since 1980, OOO,IXXl Appalachian JOb<; have hf'f'n lost. Most ('Xp<'t1 s agree thpy're gam? forev£'r. "It 1heavy indus!!)' 1 is not going to comC' ba ck Uut notxx1y· wants to tell thpworkers that . not the compan ies, not thP unions. And the workers are sittin g there waiting to be ca lled back ." sa id Mar\'in J . Cetron, president of Fof'E'C asting lntema · Ilona I Ltd . A major problem, according to the rPgionalcommission, is con vine· ing the blue-coUar workforce that It has no choil't:' but to star1 over. Ma y day promot ion forMay3 , 4 and o was planned . According to Clark , merchants wiU offer SJ)<"Cial dis· munts on particular items during the t hrf'f' day period II is plan ned to prPsent entertainment on the ouf. door stage on the Pomeroy parking lot . Groups wish mg to be apart of t he ent PrtainmPnt arP a skPd t o conrar l Sherry liart al the Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce offlrP. The gmup plans to have on-going special promotions throughout the year r alher than concen1rating on one or tv.·o f'\'rnt s. Input from all res idents is Pncouraged to pM·icte ideas on how loca l merchan ts can gn abou1 promotion of r<'S ident s shopping in their local storC's. chairman , sa id he expects that with thf'addlt ion laterthismont hofsomc COITf'Ctive amf>ndments, thf' m f'a · surf' wiUbP ready by Ma y. The subcommittf'f' adopted spven amPndments which primarily ad · dressed pmblems rf'ported by judges in variou s parts of the state Some contended the original bill is unconstitutional because it assigns administrative duties to the N urt s. Because of their objections, thP law- unde r which drivers can tla vr their licenses suspended for 90 days or more if they have no liability insuranCE' - has not bef>n pnforred universally . Stinziano said the pending bill was drafted with the help of judges and that it has the suppm1 of county and municipal judg~· assoc iat ions. H C'" sa id one of f".' f'0' fiVP drivers in Ohio dOC'S not haw"' liability insurance. and that many all' postpon· ing bu)1ng it duc to thP confusion over the new luw. "That numb>.' r still how r s around 1 million dri,·rrs. " Stinziano said, adding tha t uninsul1'd drivPrs an> involved in 70.1XXI accidents in Ohio each ~'Par. Franklin Count)· Municipal JudgE' Marrin S. Roma noff. w ho helped draft thP nPw bill, indica ted he ts satisfled wi th pro\isions relieving the cou11s of administ rative func· lions which now will be assigned to the registra r of mot or vehiclf'S. Retail sales fall 2.2 percent Female runner. I In Carmel and Navy ~ WITH FRIES .... l1.49 DAIRY VAUEY JI NG LE gomg to kl'<'p changi ng," Ba rtlett sa id . Unemploym e nt rurnmtl y a vPr· ages ll.B pPrcen t in the l3 Eastem slates which straddle theAppa lach· ian Mountains from New York to Mississippi, up slightly from a frw years ago and still well above the national averagE>. The nationwide s lide in employ m ent began four yea r s ago w hen COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -State lawmaker s appan>ntly wi ll have a rev ised auto insurance bill to cons ider when they reconvenE> in mid-May after their spting re· election campaign break. A House subcommittee virtua lly completed work Wednesday on lh<' bill , closing loopholes and becflngup enforcement procedures for a 1984 statute which look effe<'t Jan . 1. That law requires drivers to have liability insurance or be able to prove they will be financially rersponsible in case of acc idents. Rep . Michael Slinziano, D· Columbus. the insurance pan<'l COMFORT BY DESICJN PLEASE PRINJ: DERRICK ARRIVES- The U.S. t\nny Corps of Engineers derrick Monallo is seen In the di..tance at lhe main lock of Ihe G alllpolis l..ock.• and Drun thJs moming, while a capsized denick hoat and the spare By ROBERT E. ~m ,I ER Al;sociated Press Writer CHRISTIAN ATHLETES RUN -"' 10 days Auto liability statute revised :md oh , sportswc::ar Hard Surface Run - Hand Wheeled Accurate SPECIAL OF THE WEEK ID Merchants select na01e for new organization N1!URALIZE~ r------------------------------, MEIGS HIGH FELLOWSHIP OF ca u., ing it to capsize. It, the gate and the crane have remained 100 feet away from the dam 's rollers since. Ripley said the corps didn't view the accident seriously becauSP then> was little that could be done until the Monallo, which Ripley described as "bigger than any thing we've got," arrived on the scene. The derrick was on the Monongahela River, along the Pennsylvania-West Virginia border, when the call carne for assistanCC', Ripley said. By the time it reached Pittsburgh, ther e had been an accident at IVionungahela 's Lock 2 and the Monallo was forced 10 tum back and repair damage there before proceeding to Ga llipolis. The Monallo reached Gallipolis Tuesday nighl, Ripley said , and was put to work in the lock . locating the second gate leaf damaged in th!' first accident For that tl.'ason , the corps closed the J60.foot auxiliary lock for six hours Wednesday. • Jobs now main issue for Appalachia area residents and an tlllrt G tl l' wc::ave fo r re tl fas hio n appeal. Phone-In Ordel5 Welcome 1 Secllon, 14 Paget 25 Cent& A Multimedia In( . Newt-paper comparison." c asuals femure a fres h heel dL·.,i,gn 11 :00 en tine Those advanced interests, the chief justice wro1e, "included the ca tastrophes associated w ith drunk driving, the tragic loss of life and the permanent debili ta ling injuries that can result from drunk driving." Joining Celebrezze in the major· lty decision were Associate.JustiCf.'s Ralph Locher, Robert Holmes and James Celebrezze. Dissenting were Associate Justices Clifford Brown, William Brown and A . William styles The fc::ding is light Easy Pick Up At Our Drive Thru Window From 4:00 like ByROBERTE . ~t POMEROY or • Girls State delegates ...Page 7 State court settles DWI license suspension question Send lelefloras Birdhouse Bouquet for Easter. Sunday. April22 CLEVELAND !AP I Th e winning number drawn Tuesday night in the Ohio Lottery 's daily gam e, ''TheNwnber,''was 12JJ. 1n the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win· ning number was 1544. _,_c_ on_t_in_ued_f_ro_m_p_ag_e_l_J_ _ _ _ __ of parking meter fines may be made at two local business establish· m Pnts. which arr yet to be named. Greg Gibbs asked about plans to locate nPW business in the ares. Ash rPported he has talked to AI DietZPI, director of Department of Develop· ment, concerning businesses com · ing to Meigs Count)'. For Eastt>r, It's the Birdhouse Bouquet. A real, all-wood keepsake Birdhouse, bursting with fruh flowers. Afterward. It's an Ideal home for small birds and perfect for the garden 'or patio. Call or visit our shop to Hend this gift anywhere in the country. FLOWER SHOP Ohio lottery winners Rose goes hitless...Page 3 Lock repairs could be completed Astronauts replace two units CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. JAPI - Working in a repair shop where " the v ipw is a little unreal ," ChallengPr' s spacP·walking astro· nauts t'E'placed two defective elf<'· Ironic unit s on the the Solar M ax sa tellit e today. The astronauts awaited word from Earth on whether lheobserva· tory is heal1hy enough to r esume it s study of the sun. Astronauts George "Pinky" Nel · son and Jam€'s "Ox" van Hoften took turns working in a "cherry picker " on the end of the shuttle's robot arm to make the replace· ment s while noating in the open ca rgo bay, 300 miles in space. They had traveled 2 million miles to make theirserviC'f'C'all. It marked the first time that repair work was done on a sa telliter('('()vered in orbit . E nginf'f'rs on the ground began a remote chPCkout to dC'termine If the fix ·it astronauts had repaired Solar Max sufficiently to deposit if back into it s own orbit on Thursda y. The initial r eport from the ground : " All is looking optimistic." The ailing solar satellite was berthed in the cargo bay Tuesday after it was snatched from orbit with one nex of thP shuttlP' s 50-foot Science fair winners...Page I 0 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, April 12, 1984 By KEVIN KELLY ·- mucK ACCIDENT - t\ tractor-trailer truck loaded with R,300 gallons of gosollne bum.; alter It struck a car Tuesday afternoon near Ladysmith, Va. In defense of polls...Page 2 Weather Exlended Ohio Fol'llC88t Friday throop Sunday: Chance of showers each day, JUghs Friday near 00 and bt the iiOs over the weekend. Lows bt the 40s. pomeroy... CPS r'('p0 11 S. At ~ : ~:l ; 1.m .. Midd lf'po r1 \ \ 'PT11 10 :t% Rroadwa;.· fur l;trk lJ.f'( ·htf'L takC'n 10 Vptpr;tn :-. !\kmurial llospi tal: RJcinl' at 1:1 . ·u p. rn wrnt trl Inside today: Mostly clear tonight. Low lll'ar40. Light easterly winds. Thursday, Increasing cloudiness. High Jll'ar 70. Chance of rain near zero perren1 tonight and W percent Thursday. Seven defendant s fOJi<.'ited bonds and four othPrs wrrP fined in the cour1 of PomPro~· Ma~·/Or Ri<'hard Seyler Tuestla) nigh t. ForiPiting: Wl'tl' Ra )mom.l Sis k, Letart , W. Va ., $+1 : Tt•n •sa Huf· fman, PomProy, $49 ; KarC'n W£>av{'r, Racine, $52. a ll on ~ peeding charges: Dick'\ King, Pomerov ,$63. running a tl'CI light , Paul Cia\', Pomeru~·, $126. cl isordf'r b ' rundu ct: William Williams, Poml'tu\', Sll3, intoxication , Michael Hf'witt. PomProY, $2H as sa ult. F'inf'(l H('rP Clu r lt ·.., l-tliiL' _\·. Laurd St. , Ponwro~, $j:~l !ailu rt • 1t1 B<•ntl.. co-cl erk ~ J f t · mulf ~ · <'OU I1 !1J alll'nd .L c!l ·rl\ · ... m~'t ·t in g in I.; Ln l ' <l ~ tl' r· un ..\pril :.!';" ;md tll1 · Ohio :\ ..... ~-oc i,ll i on nl Cl< •r"k.-. rnC'i"'ITl g 1n L' olumbU Stlll \tJ~ · I -J. E) a ncl Hi 11 , 1984 Weather forecast Mayor's Court 1Continllf'fl from pagf' I l I 1('rm is:--.ion 1\' J S. g-rantPd tn Lind a April Ea1t Main SPRING CLEANING- Employes of Pomeroy's street depaltment were oot early Wednesday momlng '-lng down vUiage streets, a welcome sight tAl poople tn Pomeroy. By The Associated Press Retail sales fell 2.2 percen1 in M arch, the steepest drop In more than 10 years and the second straight monthly decline, the Com m erce Department said today. The agency said severe weather last month across muchofthenation m ay have been a factor In the sharpest retre.a1 since the 2.4 percent drop in DC'ccmber 1973. But despite the decline In March and Februa-y, retail sales were stlll10.2 percent higher than in March 1983. The government n>vlsed reports for previous months, saying the decline In retail sales was sharper than earlier reported In Februat-y , but that sales growth was much stronger than first Januat-y'. reported In Februat-y'sde<'line w as revised to 0.8 pen'ent from a previous report of O.l per<'f'nt. while January's tnCn>ase was rf'vised to 41 percent from .1.8 p<>rcrnt. The Ja nuary sales gain was the largi'St in nearly W ypars . � 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. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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