https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/acaa488bef6ee09e9bfacbf75966bca5.pdf bcf48d477890e45bddc5af1d250cc8a3 PDF Text Text 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 . �Commentar~ The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomrroy, Ohio DE\'OTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS.MASON AREA ROBERT L . WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH {;l'neral Manager .\ssi!';ta.nt Puhlisht•r Controlh•r DALE UOTHGEB, .m. N .. ws Edltur .\ :\1 f.!\1 BE R of Th(' i\!'isodated Pr.-ss, Inland Ually Prf'sS 1\ssoclation and th.- AnH'rit· an !'iewspapt>r Puhllsht'r Association. Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ThuBday,April 12,1984 Reagan's right, but... ____W_ill_ia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_r. . When President Reagan said that Congress Is In a position to undermine foreign policy declsloru; taken by thPexecutive he was. quite simply, correct. There Is hardly any point in arguing about this 1though arguments wlll rage) . But the difficulty hPre is not easily remPdiPd. It is in part a deficiency - p<"rhaps an exposure Is the safer word - of the Constitution. Look back on Vietnam and recall the memoirs of Richard Nixon or Henry Kissinger and then ask yourself the question: Was It possible for the UnitPd States to achieve Its objectives In Vietnam other than by destroying all of North Vietnam early on? We travelPd In eight years from thP Gulf of Tonkin Resolution - which conferred on President Johnson the blessings of the Senate to proceed, acting as commander In chief, more or less as he- saw fit to contain the communist aggression against South VIetnam - to the executive cas tration acts of 1973, most prominently thP War Powers Act, which crippled the president In any realistic attempt to achievp that objective Critics of the Vietnam War wUI hall the evolution of congrPssionat sentiment from hawk to dove, and compliment th<> coru;tltutional Instrument that permlttPd the Congress to harness the executive. That Is one way to look at it. The other way to look at It Is that failure to achiPve the objective In South VIetnam was the r<'Sult of criticism subversive In effect. Henry Kissinger dramatically points out that there were over one dozen stages In our dealings with VIetnam In which the United States, in deference to domestic criticism, LETTERS OF OPI~ION uri' welt-onwd . Thl'\-' s hould he less than JOO words lun~ . All IPllt>r'> art> suhjl'<'l to t•dlllng and must b~;slgnE'd wllh name, address and ll'lt•phont· numlwr. Nn un~lgm•tl lt•th•rs will lw 11ublb;lwd . Letlen~ should be In goud la.-.lt· . addrr-sslng issut•s , nol )Wrsonalltif'"s. Front-runner status belongs to Mondale Only four weeks ago. Waller F . Mondale was a onP-time rront -ru!Uler r<•eling from a string of stunning setback.' by " longshot " Gary Hart and was des[J{'ratPly looking fur v irt or·ics to k""P his campaign alive. Tocia~·. it is Hart who is looking for v irtor i0s and Mondale who is once aga in the front -rurm.0r. With a series or big-staff' vic toriC'S in the heart land of the Democratic Party, Mondal<> has fought his way back into undisputPd first place in the rare !'or the IJemocratic presidential nomination that will be awardPd three months from now in San Francisco. In Michigan, Illinois, New York, and now Pennsylvania, the fanner vice president soundly defeated Hart . Tuesday in the Keystone State, Mondale beat the Colorado senator with plenty to spare. Perhaps more importantly for Mondale's financially limitPd campaign, he is widening his lead over Hart in terms of delegates. 11 Ls delegates, after all. who pick the nominee. and Mondale is now talking of p<"rhaps wmpplng it up beforp the convention opens. "Now 1 have a chance to . go into that convention, possibly with enough votes to assuw thP nomination," Monda le said after his victory. Hart savs the ca lendar will work for him, not against him, as more and more Western states arP heard from In the second half of the primary season. He plans to do bPtler in Texas on May 5 and In Oregon, California. and New Mexico in succrroing weeks . "We move into my part of the country," he said. And the Colorado senator said hP wUI even improve his showings In upcoming primaries in Indiana and New Jersey, states similar to the hcavUy unionized and economic·ali)· troub!Pd an•as that have given Mondale his strength. Indeed, if he hop<>s to ~V i n the nomination. Hart must do more than simply "do b<•tter .' ' He must win big n: peatPdly in the closing two months of thP prima1y season. In Pennsy lvania, Mandate clobbered Hart in the battle for its priztoofl72 plPdged delegates, which were selectPd in a second-stage of voting aparl from the presidential preference contest. That gave Mondale more than J.(XXl del<>gates, well over the halfway mark to the 1,967 votes he needs to win at thP national convention In San Francisco in July. More than UIJU of the del ega tes ha ve already been chosen or allocatPd. That leavps 1.817 delegates yet to be chosen; another 248 are chosen but r unent ly uncommittf'd. Mondate must win about 46 percent of that group to get the nomination. That's about the percentage he ha s bf>en winning altogether In prtmarl<'S and caucuses. Hart, with und er 61XJ dr>legati'S and mol'(' than 1.300 short of what he nef'<is, must win bli pnccnt of the remaining delegates to clinch the nomination . Berry's World • made the concession being pressed on us- only to find that pressure tO cave In on the eru;ulng concession matertallzed as though the lnlt!al concession hadn't been made. That Is a sure - very slow, but ve1y sure - road to the defeat of policy objectives even though, when they are enunclatPd, they are deemed all but universally agreeable. Coru;lder the matter of the President's Commission on Central America. Under the guidance of Hemy Kissinger, the president appoints a commission that In· eludes such Democratic luminaries as Robert Strauss and Lane Kirkland, and a Latin American seholar from Yale and the mayor of San Antonio, Texas, to name only the most prominent. Six months later they all sign a document urging a course of action lnsignifi· cantly different from what Mr. Reagan is engagPd in doing. But eight men running for the Democratic nomination decllnPd to endorse that commission's find · tngs, with the result that for all Intents and purposes, they are wrttten with Invisible ink. One can understand Ronald Reagan's say· ing: Let us debate a policy, then embark on a policy, with rPgard for the resporu;lbllltles of the exeuttve and of the legislature; and let us then proceed on the understa nding that the decision has been made. Reagan Is thinking as a public policy-maker would think about a law. Argue, then enact or fall to enact a law, but when it Is enacted, obey It unless you get around to repealing lt. In the case of foreign policy, repeals are usually done, where Issues are important, by renewing or not renewi ng prcsiden · Ual mandates. 'Heady' life In lndochina _____Ja_ck_A_nd_er_so_n WASHINGTON - His CIA code name was "Upin." He usPd the pseudonym "Pa t Gibbs." A huge, congenial Hungarian refugee who joined the U.S. Martnes during World War II, he was first bloodiPd In the battle of lwo Jima. But it was his exploits when he ran a secret "spook troop" for the CIA In the jungle hills of Indochina that made him a legend. To Amertcan diplomats he was an uncontrollable mavertck. To his enemies and some of his colleagues- He was as fearsome a figure as the Marlon Branda character "In Apocalypse Now," with a similar penchant for collect ing the ears and heads of the communist guerrillas he was fight Ing in the 1960s and 1970s. The Laotian tribesmen he IPd reverPd him. Perhaps because a newsma n more than a decade ago blew Upin's CIA cover as a Continental Air Services officia l, he has a passionate distrust of the press. But Upi n agreed to a n interview when my associate Dale Van Alta tracked him down In Udom, Thailand, where he Is lead ing the unlikely lile of a gentleman farmer. After some coaxing, he rega!Pd my associate with war stories of his days among the Hmong tribesmen, and told of the dozen or more times he was wounded communist cause. in the a nti- When Upin talks, it's not the richly embroidered boasting of many old soldiers. His exploits are conflrmPd by sources who either apptaudPd or WTung their hands at th<> time. Missing fingers from a booby trap that also kii!Pd a friend are mule evidencP that Upin was no armchair agent. A 1953 classmate at thP CIA's secret training camp near WUII · amsburg, Va .. recalls: "He had all the attrtbutes that were d<'Slrable in a paramilitary case officer. He knew how to survive. and hPwas fierce. He could move undetPCted across hostile territory. He demandPd an outdoor life and could never endure the prosaic existence of an embassy·basPd officer." more inteillgence case Southeast Asia was a natural habitat for Upi n's unorthodox sty le. He had recruited Tibetan Khamba tribesmen and venturPd into the Himalayas with them. He fought in South Vietnam and Cambodia, and slipped Into RPd China on several When the bags had enough ears In them, Upln would send them back to VIentiane. "I usPd to st aple them to the reports," he reca lled . Soon occasions. there were "bushels of ears" at But Upln's heyday was as the leader of thousands of Hmong and Yau hill tribesmen In the CIA's secret war against the Pathet Lao and Vietnamese in Laos, The operation, based at a hu ge CIA station and airfield at Long Tleng, headquarters. His CIA bosses were not am used. As for the severa l heads, Upin would acknowledge possessing and distributing at least two, but he dectinPd to say exactly how many. Nor would he address the rumor that he kept plck!Pd heads In jars of formaldehyde In his bf'droom. was Intended as a diversionary action to siphon Viet Cong away from the main battle area in South Vietnam. One VietCong head was S<>nt to a He tearnPd the tribesmen's Ian· guage, walkf'd them into the ground on far-ranging forays, and marriPd one of their prtncesses. Following one firelight, he carrted one lnjurPd Laotian on his back more than 30 miles even though he was sertous ly woundPd him self. About those cars. It seems headquarters In VIentiane qucsU onPd some of Upin's "body counts." So he told his men to rut off cars of dead enemy soldiers and put them in a plastic bag he kept on his porch. Sometimes they were given $1 an ear as encouragement. ClA sta tion, where a secretary opened the package, vomitf'd , and took the next plane home. Another was dropped from a plane by Upin as a warning to a Laotian tribal leader whose people had shop up Upin's alreraft. The Laotian got the plane' s tall number. and an Ameli · can ambassador reportf'dly wound up apologizing for the head· dropping Incident. "If you do everything according to the orders, you'd b€ In a straitjacket," Upln said wit hout regret . "You have to break the monotony sometimes." Political issue,__________L_ow_e_ll_W_in..:::...ge_u "Interestingly enough. I just happen to have a MARRIAGE CONTRACT here .... " Today • Ill history Today Is Thursda y, Aprill2, the lf!.1rd day uf 1984. Thereare26.1days left in the yea r Toclay's highlight in history: On Apr1112, 1861, the Civil War tx>gan asConfederateforces fired on Fort Sumter in South Camlina. On this date: . In 194/i, the 32nd president of the UnitPd States, Franklin D . R(J(JO;I'Velt, d!Pd of a cerebral hemorrhage in Warm Springs, Ga. at the age of 63- 12 weeks after beginning an unprecf'dPntPd fourth term . Also in 1915, Harry Truman took the oath of office as lhe3.1rd president 1n the cabim•t room of the White Hmrw. In 1961. Soviet cosmonaut Yuri r;agari n became the first man in space, orbiting the Earth once before m aki ng a safe landing. In 1971, American table tennis players were taken on a tour of the Great Wall of China . In 191'll. the U .S. Olympic CommltteevotPd to boycott the summer gam<'S in Moscow because of the Soviet intervention In Afghanistan . ( f was r ellevPd to read In tbe March 26 issue of The Sentinel that the Democratic party In Meigs County stlll had enough orga nizatlon to sponsor a b<'an dinner at the Senior Citizens· Center March 24 . That Is at least a start In this important presidential election year when the Ravenswood brtdge access road should be made a district political Issue. When I was in Meigs County last summer I talked with various prominent Democrats who were profoundly disturbed by the !allure of thP Democratic county organization to capitalize on the successful election of the state's office holders. To say the county organization was considered disorganizPd and Ineffi cien t would be to put it mildly. Just when the Celeste administration was groping Its way through the maze left by four terms of the Rhodes administration, the local organization was busy shooting Itself In the foot. Then. as II they were not wounded enough, they blew off the other foot. I was glad to r~ad that at last they are able to be up and a bout. What has troubled me most deeply has been the meekness with which the Celeste administration, local Democrats and the public as a whole have accepted the Rhodes timetable for the access road to the Ravenswood brtdge. To me the prospect of waiting lOyears to br1ng Meigs County out ot the,transportation Dark Ages Is completely unacceptable. No one can dispute that Meigs County Is In the Dark Ages as far as transportatlon Is concerned. We have NO adequate highways In or out of the county and for the first tlme In my memory NO public lransportation. Meigs clti · zens who want to go East, West , North or South must either provide their own means of transport or sta y at home. I don't think I am exaggerating in the least when I say that Meigs County is more inaccessible now than at any time since It was organized in 1819. In the early days Meigs countlans were at least servPd by stage coaches and packet boats . Now we have nothing! ' I think It is Impossible to over·emphasize the Importance of the access road to Meigs County. For the first time In the county's history It would open the county to tourism and the new dollars the tourist trade would bring. [t would give our own people easier access to markets. city hospitals, bus service between Columbus and Charleston and lift Meigs County from Its present status of an unwantPd step·chlld to a fulJ.fledgPd member of Ohio's 88 county family. The benefits are so obvious for Meigs and Athens Counties and to the rest of the state, I can't see an ounce of wisdom In the Ohio Department of Traru;portatlon dragging Its feet for 10 years. When the Ritchie Brtdge at Ravenswood was dedicated In October 1982. Mrs. Jolynn Boster, a Gallipolis attorney, was a candidate for State Repesentative fmm the 94th District comprised of Athens, Gallla and Meigs Counties. In an Interview with the Ravens· wood News she heartily endorsed the access road and said, in part. "I cannot understand why state officials are dragging their feet ... That stretch of highway Is crucial for the development of the enUre region and I don't care If I have to work 10 hours a day, seven days a week, for the next two years to get It ... I plan to let Columbus know that we are a vital area and that we are of vital Importance to the enUre state." Of course, I have ~o way of knowing whether or not Mrs. Boster fulfii!Pd her promise of " 10 hours a day, seven days a week" but without success. In a column In these papers Oct. 20. 1~2. I recommendPd her election and that of Richard Celeste for governor. Both were elected and for the one of the few times I remember Meigs County cast a majority of Democra tic votes. This year Mrs. Boster is a candidate for reelection and is opposed by a Middleport native who Is also a lady lawyer, Mrs. Jennifer . Sheets , who now lives in the Harrisonville community. I hope to talk to both the candidat es when I · come up for the summer and will keep you Informed. I think the Meigs County Demo'; cratic organization missed aiY opportunity for a real service t~ their county when they failed ta' pursue the matter of the acceSS'· road with Governor Celeste a nd hi s~ administration. We delivered thi vote for them in 198'2. Now what are they going to do for. us? 1984 The Ohio Exeos stop Reds, 9-3, Rose goes hitless AP~~ CINCINNA~(.'Y!"') PI tcher Frank Pastore cutlnt thevWaln' .u ...r w~ Mon~'s Pet! role tor RlleeinhlllastatbatWednesd sayshewasn't"'"~ntop!t h andy, tbe hometown h:~• c arou hits wtth3,999career "i'm not all walked him I~ ~ hap~ that I out " said ·Pas~~ tying 0 ~etu:: , cm'ctnnati pltche ~ ~~E0 rs xoos 9-3 over the Redl WedOI!Iday. "I did ley belt. Ijllltd!dn'thave lt.l --~~ t head•~held with ~,u,. 0110 i!Wnded back to Pastore In the 1lxth. Hll !ead-offat·batlnthee!ihth ,_,.,~h the f In ~,.._.,t 1111 to thetr feet reaction toward Pastore,'' Rose said. "He was just trytna to do hll job." Stadium screamed to see Rose's angry. "'Ibeycameouttoseehlmgetthe grurn g, expos dtheresto thelrjob.TedPowercameontog1ve victory KAY W&l 4,(D)t)l hit, Pastore walked him on a 3-1 count to lead ott the eight, starting a Montreal rally and drawlngthewrathofthefans. Rose received three straight walks earlier In the game from starter Bruce Bereny!, 0-2, then • I astern mr s E pOSt easy win ~.-..... MERCERVILLE -The Eastern Eag!ettes, boasting a perfect 3.() record, coastPd past the Hannan Trace Wlldkltteru; 2J..J here WPd· nesday evening as senior hurler Loti Ritchie hurled a one·hitter enroute to the SVAC league win. Eastern Is now on top In the league with a perfect 3-0 record. Eastern tripped the scoreboard for thre!' r uns in the first Inning to spark a great offensive night that resultPd In 12 basehits and 21 runs. Four walks and run -scoring singles by Lesa Rucker and Amy Young proctucPd the first three EHS runs. The Wildcats, however, were not to be den!Pd as they came back with two runs on a walk and three errors. resulting In a 3-2 score. Eastern platPd all the runs it needPd in the second round, plating five runs on five walks, two errors, and a two· RBI single by junior Beth Berkhlmer. Eastern scored two ruru; in both the third and fourth rounds, then again pullPd out the heavy art illery in lhe fifth and sixth rou nds, scortng four and Hve runs respectively to round out the scoring. ::=·stourth ~~-:~:::"~~~~nt ~=~~t, ' .,arne hit/' Pastore noted. Rose was replaced by a pinchrunner, and when Pastore Issued another walk one out later, he. too, was replaced, leaving to a chorus of boos and a shower of debris In left lleld. "The only thing bad about the whole day, I thlnk,isi dldn'tlikethe Hiuhlanders Pirates whlp Tonya Savoy !Pd off the fifth with a single, Angle Spencer doubled, Loti Hudson doublPd, Angle Young slnglPd, and RltchiewalkPd to score the four runs In the frame. A Lea Ann Gaul triple In the sixth round pmvidPd the big blow In the five run frame. Leading the Eastern attack was talented Angle Spence, who went four for five. collecting two singles, a triple and a double. Lesa Rucker had two doubles and a single, Amy Young had two singles. Gaul a triple, Savoy a single. Angie Young a single. and Berkhlmer a double. Tabby Sheets collected the lone HT hit, which was a single. Ritchie went the distance for Eastern to pick up the win, fanning four, and walking eight. Doss suffered the loss allowing 12 hits, 15 walks, and fanning two. The Eaglettes of Coach Pam Douthitt will host Trimble in a doubleheader on Saturday. Score by Innings: HT ..... . ..... ..... .. 200 100--.1 I R Eastl'rn .. ... .. .... ..... . . .. .. 352 24$-21 12 1 Bai!Pries· Ritch iP a nd RLK.·kt-r cWP1. DcJ5o,; cLP1 and Cox . Mid-Ohio Conference 8ast'ball I i\prll9) Team M-OC All R Ohio Domlnkan . _1).{1 14-J 122 MI. Vf'rnon Nazarene .... 2{) 12·5 104 Rlo Grande ...... . 1·1 10.~ JW Walsh ........ 0.0 8-9 (]""{ Cedan.dllf' .. l l 4·7 57 Tiffin .... 0.2 7-9 100 Malotl(' . . ..0.0 5-12 R."l Urbana ... . ..... (}{) ().2 .1 Averages Pla)ler 1\8 L. Stf'phPns 1001 ................ .'&4 .1. Graves IMVN l .......... ... .'16 S. Sagraves ICl . l'i OR 71 liH 106 125 77 121 1111 ~' R II A v, lJ 22 .5t"Xl 17 20 ,U"l 1<1 15 .429 J . Rf'£'S 10D1 ....... . ...... . .... .. .. 26 9 11 ...11'\ C. Roberl~ IRG) . .. ...... ... .. ... 7'2 15 29 .40:1 R. Ek>amf'r 1W1 . . .. . .... 55 12 Zl . ·.U~ R. Carr 10Dt .. . ... . ~9 15 21 .JYI.l RAONE - KygPr Creek pullPd away from a 2·2 liP In the fifth Inning. scaling flvp big runs to post a SVAC diamond triumph over the Southern Tornadoes. 8-3, here WPdnesday evening. The Tornadoes gave the Bobcats one run In the second tramP on two errors and another run In the third Inning on singles by Barry Ma· thews, Anthony KltchPn, and a sacrifice by Bill Ward . The Tornadoes tied the score In the fourth round on two errors and a balk, the score 2·2. In the big fifth inning Kyger Creek's DuanP Abshire walkPd, stoiP second, and was sing!Pd home by Barry MathPws. Pennington walkPd, Ward singled, Waugh slng!Pd, Myers and Edge walkPd, and Mathews reached safely on another SHS miscue, knocki ng out losing pitcher Joe Wolfe and Brian Allen, while Sophomore Todd Adams came on to pitch good ball the rest of the way for Southern. Wade Connolly hit a home run for Southern in the bottom of the fifth, but his effort fell short in the comeback. For Kyger Creek Larry Edge pltchPd a fine three hitter, striking out six, walking five enroute to W. Hutchinson 1MVN 1 . D. Ollngr-r 1C ·1 r.. Hendf'rscm !TI . C.ntor ....... .... ........ . 81 19 ~ 19 Pat HIU Ford .... .. .. . .. .... .. .. .. 68 12 15499 Slmmona Old1 .... .. .. ........ ..... ~ 62 44414 Po~~f:f.~h-c: ~= ~":~.- ' 1 897 f;_'• s:"tr.,h'!."'. ~~.-; ]::;1 ~: Raymond ~ Mon'o Ram., - John Grate 217: Larry Pomeroy Heallh Ca"' Team sertes - ;;;;;w HEAR IT EVERY FRIDAY MORNING 9 A.M.-12 pitches, but they were NOON WITH The Daily Sentinel 92 FM BOB KINGSLEY (USPS J.IS-960) A Dl\'lslon of Multlmedhl. lnt:. 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Additional KC hitters were Kit chen who led with three safeties. and Chuck Vogel who added a single. This Is the worst start Southern has had since 1975 as their record stands at 1·3. KC is 2-4 overa ll. and 2-1 In the SVAC. KC . . .. OU 001 0-H 8 2 SouthPm ..... .. ......... . .. ... (KY.! 100 0-.1 J 4 Ballt>J1t:>S: Larry Edj:!P 1WP 1 and S. RIPh iC' ITI I~ ..12il Pitddng Player W-1, lp Su Era 8. RC'is(>r 1001 .. ....... ... :\.{) 32 .12 l1 1.41 J . W£>yland !RGI .. . .. H 31.1 31 12 1.72 D. RobE>nson 1MVN 1 ... 4-0 .1'! I :!J R J .% Friday , April 1.l- Findlay <11 Walsh rl1 Saturday. April 14 - "walsh <~ 1 Ohio Dominican 121 : Malone at C«<arvtllf' 12 1: Mt Vf'mon Nazan:'nl." at Urbana 121. Rio Grandf'" at Ttffln 121. Sunday, April 15 - Walsh at Wilmington INGELS r;===========::;i jewelers 121 . HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Ph. 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & Syracuse, Oh. flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas. Rhododendron. 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Wo""'n'•••"""-Marle... wU.Onl74·t~; up a tw~run double to Andre ~r~"";;';;e;;r;;1m;;;:iiNiiaiiuo;;";;~;;·kle;;;;t;;ns;;u;;ca;;n;;"";;l8lll;;;;;; ' P;;';;';;;;;;Do;;,;"~;le;;N;;e;;Lo;oiiniiiil!Jii1:iis..ii·iilbyi;;;Miiaiinliieyi;;;l63;;;;. Dawson, an RBI double to Gary 1 Carter and a run·scoring single to Tim Wallach that cemented the \1ctory for starter Bryn Smith. 2.0, who went six Innings. In aU, Reds pitchers Issued 10 walks, four of them to Rose. "!don't ~ktheyweretrylngto walk him, sald ·Expos Manager BUI Virdon. "They were trying to ( lhio R Ra imondo 1W1 . ..... . ....... . 31 .1 12 ..lX7 T. Tay lor rR(;l :l2 .1 :!l .38."1 Kyger Creek downs Southern nine, 8-3 w. L POSTMASTER SpntJ at.ldrP s~ to Ttu• D<li l.v Sf> nlinf'l. Ill Court St.. Pomt·r()y . MOC slats B. Mf'ler IMVNl . S. AndN s 1001 .. G. Gulliam.o; iODt K L£'PS 1W1 . ~eroy Heallh ca.-. 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Mon~NiwMbed Local bowling oredit oards �1984 Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Thunday, April Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Ohio 12, 1984 Collins birthday Marauders take over sole possession of first place in western division of league ROCK SPRINGS - Scott Gheen drilled his third home run in three games a nd Nick Riggs drove home the winning run as the Meigs Ma rauders jumped Into sole possesslon of first place In the Western Division of the TVC with a com('frO m· behlnd 7-6 win over Ale xande r here Wednesday. Detillion honored BURDETfE BUN'f'S - Mei gs' Chris Bunlette puts down a bunt in this Keith Wisecup photo during Wednesday's Tri-Valley Confe rence baseball game R IO GRANDE - A Rio Grande College wom en's basketball player has been na med honorable mention AU-American according to the Nationa l Association of Intercollegia te Alhletics. Ka thy Detllllon , a 5-6 sophomore gu ard from Beave r, averaged 27.3 points per outing while shootlng!ll.t' percent from the free throw line and 60 percent from the floor. She fini shed third in the nation in indlvldual scaling a nd first In the na tion In free throw perce ntage. Dctllllon was also tabbed Grea ter Ohio Athle tic Conference a nd Dis· lrict 22 player of the year th is past sea son. As a freshman, she was named first team AII-GOAC, AllDistrict and honorable me ntion All-Am erican. against Alexander . Tiw Marauders won, and took over first place in th•• western division of the conferen ce. Meigs softballers move into first with victory ROCK SPRI NGS - The Meig> Marauderettes mo\·ed into first place in the TVC wi th their thir d stra ight win , a 12-J dec ision on?r Alexander he re Wednesday. Meigs sta rter Ba rb Hatfield had a fanned e ight and walkE'd only thre0 whll£> Harrison wa lkro three In her one- hitter in her si x innings of si ngles and a triple. The you ng pitching. JOO.i Harri son cam e in to pitch th£> fin a l !ra m P. Ha tfield inni ng of work . Carry ing th l' big stick for Coac h Jon Arnall' s Mara udt'rettes was fres hman J e nny Couc h with two nin th g r a dPr lPads MPigs in hitling to da te. Othe r Me igs' hitters includE'd Car ol Sm it h v.:i th two singlE's, and Maria MusSP I', Mar y Moore a nd Hatfield P:>ch hacl a sinf(le. M f' lg~ is now .1-0 both overall a nd inside the TVC Fri day the Ma r au· ciPrr•t t r ·~ tr;IH'lto Wllrrf'n Local fo r a T\T f'n counter .1 nd Sa turday rPIUI n honw '''it h a gamC' agai nst At hl'n.<. Majors ~nn l r'{' .ll 9 . s.•.1 Ft)(' r~ll<J d1 \\'MPO Liltra ·CIPa n JLI! fi(']d " L l'llil;ll ~ · lphl<~ ~ '-.. on f>M•g< , ·:. o.;r 1;1t f•l"t ]lUI Tnr. •nln I I \~I !' ' ','I I I Cli"''l'lcmtl l1n d rm all .l ~ - r ;rr.-. hul·l:n 1 ~ -, ,,n,•~·~ '\'o~< ~"I ~ '· · \ 11 - Y or~ ll.Hil.o l 1/oll..' 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(llere•natler referred lo collecl rve!y .lS the OhtO Compdn•es 1 on M.Jrcn ~8 1984 ltled an appl•ca!IOn tor e•emplron (r om certarn requ •re me n t~ ol ,:>a rt 290 of 11'\e Comm1ss ron ~ 1egutdlrons concer nrng collectron and reporl mg n' cnsl of se•v1Ct' rn!orfTI<!li On u r~der Sec l ro r· 1 )J cf lhe PubliC Ull ltly Regu la tor y Porrcres Acl Or der 41! 144 fR ~ 86Bl October t I t9rg, Exern~ 1 1 o n · ~ sough' hom lhe reqw r e rne~l lc !II£ en o· nelore Jr.~re )0 1964 and <I ll subsequen t hlrng dale s rnlorma tmn or lhf' [ fl~lS nf p·n·• d •l' ~ e!ec trrc servrce as spec rl1eo •n 18 CF R Pa rr 290 SuOpa•·~ £l C [.l an d L In Then aOQircatron 101' !!'llemohOn the on,o Compa n1es s1.11 e thai tl'ley shoulll not De requlfed to trle the specrhed data tor tile lollowrnc reao;on The l)il l ller1nQ ol lhe rntor ma110n wr ll nol be l•kety to car ry ou l lhe pu1poses o' Sect•on 13 3 ol Tile Public UT•hly Reg ulatory Pot,c1es Act Coores at lhe app lrt.1l1on lor u empt10n .Jre on t.le wrth the h~c:le r o~ l E ~r g~· Regulatory Commrssrcm (FERC) aM are avarlable tor publrc I!'ISpechon A coPr at the Apphcafu)fl rs ;~ISO on lrlt w1!h lhe PubliC Utrh l1es CommiSSIC>n ot Oh•o 1PUCO) tn Ooc ~el No 84 ·332-E l ·UNC and 15 avatlatl le tor pubhc rn · speclron .11 the PUCO s otl tte taca tec a1 37~ South Hrgh Srree l. Colum(J us Ohro 43/ tS The FER C s rtguliilrOns r!Qulll! that s.Jid utrllty also apply to any slate regulatory aut hOr rty havtng turrsdrctron over ri!O have the aoo lrCi!· Iron publi shed ma ny olltc1al State publrt atron rn whtc tl etecii•C rate cna nge appru:alrons are usually no! reed and that the ultlrty publt$h ~ summary of !lle appltc.ahOn rn newspapers ot general errcularton of me atte< ted turrscllctlon Any pe rson desrrrng to present wotlen vtews. argument s or otller com ments on the appltcat)on tor ewemot•on mu st lile sucn tnlo rmatron wtlh the Federal Energ~ Aegu~tory Comm,ssron 82S North Caprtol Street . N £ Wastungton 0 C 204 26. on or before 4S days loll owtn ~ the dile upon whiCh nottce or the Comp,anres appltcatron rs publ rs nea to trle FEOHIAL RE GISTE R Wrl nrn !hilt 45·day period such person must also ser11e A copy of suc h tClmments on Donald t Ma rshall c~~r. ~ nrla tr G a~ ~. f 1 ~"c• r · c Co 13CJ ( ;~ st Foulh Streel CrllCinnat r Qh•O 4~ ? 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'(.h 4B\ PomcroJ Bo"'·Ung LanL,; TuMiday 1'riplicatL-s \t' l'dn(~llJ"' ., G.uno ~ Ry 11..- ,\.""'JI 'ial1'd l' n '!<L\ ,\.\IF..RI C·\ r>; l..f:.-\( ;1 '• : t:.\."'T 01\'fo;IO'\ :'>lt"' l)i l 0:¥1 4- \1 P!g .~ The winning run scored in the fifth when Thoma s w a lked , Burdette singled, and Riggs popped a single to score Thomas. Gheen starnE'd behind the plate also as the junior catcher thwarted an Alexander rally in tbe seventh when he nailed a runner trying to steal third with none out. The Sparta ns had their first two men on board In the seventh . An ln!leld pop a nd fly to the outfield ended the threat and game. The Spartans knocked starter Bush out In the second on two hits, four walks, and three wtld pitches. The Marauder hitting parade was led by Gheen's homer and single, Riggs had two singles , Burdetteaslngleanddouble,Acree a double, and Trey Cassell, Welker, and Carpenter each a single. Coach Tim Saunders' Marauden; travel to North GaU!a tonight for a non-league tilt . By Innings: Local bowling By innin:::;s: i\1( 1 X311dt•t Meigs, now 3-{) 1n the TVC and 4-2 overall, tra iled 5-0 after an Inning and a half, but plated six runs In their second. Meigs scored In the fifth to break up a 6-6 tie. Nick Bush started on the hill and gave way to Randy Stewart In the second. Stewart finished up a nd was credltE'd with the win, hls fi rs t of the year. Together they fanned fi vp a nd wa lked nine. Alexander pitchin g fanned four and walked three . Me igs sent 10 me n to the plate In their big second. Jay Carpent£>r led off with a single, Dan Thomas walk ed , and Chris Burdett e doubled home the first run . After two straight strikeouts. James Acree doublE'd In two more runs and J a ckie Welker singled In another . Gheen then bashed a two-run homer. Wend! CoUins was honored recently with a party at her home In observance of her sixth birthday. A Cal:lbage Patch theme was canied for the party hosted by her mother, Tina Collins. Cake, Ice cream, chips, cupcakes and punch were served . A!tending were her sister, Tracy Collins, Diane, Kandi, Rlmald Bachtel, Shawn and Amy Durst, Pam, Precious, and Keith Moore, Brenda and Amy Wright, El1ea Phllllps, Sandy and Jessica Wright , Junior Blackwell, Joshua O..ckett, Rhonda . Junior, Ashley, and Michael Hoover, David P a rk, Shane Phlllps, Danny Kesterson, Allca Haggy. Sending gifts were Wend! ' sgrandmother, May Mayle, Dorothy Collins, Robert Collins, Mable Black, Joyce Hlll, Terri and Todd Grover, BW Reeves, Eric Crump. - sedan, No 4 cyl . eng, Stock . 4080 4 sp . trans, floor mats. Hnted glass. Was '7050.110 $ Now STOP IN TODAY AND SEE US! �Thursday, April 12, 1984 Only Revlon C_o uld Bring You the Sun (in powder form) . PURE RADIANCE Pressed Powder Compact , .34 oz . Loose Powder in RoseGiass Decanter, 'I> ~ ­ Loose Powder 1n Shaker, 4 oz. Special EHects LiQUid, 1¥e oz . ,---- - - - ~ 20% DRY ROASTED OFF 191h oz. Polaroid 600 LMS. OneStep 600. Today's best instant camera The ideal gift camera. REG. ~ND UNS~LTED 20% More · Bonus Size '"'" --- ~ ~ ,.... ...-{: Twenty- nine Meigs High School students attended the Southeast Ohio Regional Teenage Institute for the Prevention of Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse held over the weekend a t Camp Ak!t2, Logan . The Institute Is a prevention. education and training program directed toward high school stu · dents who represent today's youth. It Is not arehabilltalionortreatmen t program . The three-day live-in experience provided basic fact ual infonnation , prevention s!Tategies, and a lt erna · tlves to alcohol and other drugs. roping with feelings, decis ion mak ing, s tress management. self· esteem, a nd becoming a people helper . The lnst itute st ressedfreeexpres- PEANUTS ULAR PRICE -- ., ~ Polaroid Sun TI members attend • • ·preventton semtnar PLANTERS -·-- ~ . 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TIDE DETERGENT ~-- Southern H ig h School's delegal e a nd a lt r m a tr to Uuc kf',\'C' G irls Stale , the i\m erican Leg1on i\uxil iarv's workshop in democ ra cy, 4PACK 1he Rac in<' Pos t. Thev are Lois Elizahelh lhlr daugh.t rr of Cha rlrs and Donna lhlr. Racine. del,.ga te . and .Iuiie Houda · shrlt, dau!(htrr of D on and Pat Houda..-hPit. Svrar uSc. I. iris Slate will he hrld al Ashland Colleg<' .. iun!' 1621 Tlwannual ori<'nt a tion tea forth<' Girl Stat(' d<'l <'gates and a!lrrna tes a nd Iheir pa rcms will be held on Ma.v 6 al 1 p.m . at lhe Middleporl F('('R<'Y Ben n<'tt Pos t 128. Amf'rica n Legion . ha iJ.ThP sr.<•ak <• r will bt• [rum lhc Deparlnwnl of Ohio, Amrt ·ica n LPgion Auxiliary. · Miss lhll' ha s lx'E'n on tlu· :ieholas tic tf'am for thf' pas t thrt-..: vears, is a rnPrnhf>r of thP F rr nch L'OREAL Shadow Riche It's Staggering. SALE$299 . Special gift 786 N. Second Avenue Middleport. Ohio MIDDLEPORT - MPn of the Heath Uniled Met hodist Church in tviidd!Pporl are taking orders for homl'mi:ldl' vegr·tablt> !->Oup to IJP so ld from 11 a. m. lo 3 p.rn. II lis · J! Urddy. Orders can be placed IJy callin g the fkv . Bob Robinson at 992- 3039 or Sieve Houchins al 99'2 -~288. Pureh asf'rs can pn.>\·id( · their O\vn eon w inrrs or the mf'n, a! a slight!) highe r prier. will prov ide' con t ai n('r ~. Woud . ll'COrder; Mlf)DLEPORT - Re\'i val S<'IY ices a! lhe Middleport lnde· pendent H o li n(•ssC hu~t· h loca ted on Pear l Street, tviiddlepo rt. will begin Monday night and contin w lhrough April 29, 7:30 each even ing. The S(X'aker wil tx:> the 11ev Den Wa lts from lhe Dam ·lltc llolincss l'hurch . Spe· cia l sin g-in g will be featurc>d n1glitlv Th e flev. Odell Manl ey, pas to r. in\·i tcs lhl~ publ ic . WELDING CAPS BY KRAMER $339 100% COTTON DAN'S 318 N. 2nd Middleport PH . 992 -3648 Delores Long, prog r am chaim1 an , and Clenda l l un 1, m•\v·s repol1C'r. \V(' Icumcd into the c lub were Bl'h a Sc hu!Pr, PPnny Gillispie , and l)(obil i!' Cionch II was noted th at the hakP and cra fl sale was a suecrs.<; Weigh in for the next WC'f'k ~,~,;n hf' from >: : ~1 to 6:30p.m . Sue .Johnson was the bes t loser with .Jud~· La uclcnnilt as the runnf'r-up. 11 \vas Revival continues AU enDowni P APRIL notc'<l lhat Kelly Thompson has made KOPS 1kecp off pounds S ( CREAM EGGS ...... 2 1 9 Russell Stover Reg. 40( Each "''nsiblvT T hP rontest w inners wr€' .lu <l;· H.oller a nrl Brnda Robins. Birth dinner CORTAID lf2 o;o Mrs. Homer Holt er Pn iC'rtainf'd Mondav wi th a supper in obser- CREAM vanCE: of lllP birth ofherdaughtf'r-in· law, P at Holter.A tte ndin gwcrcF\oy Hol ter, Mr. and Mrs E ddie Holter , Mr. and I\tirs. Alan HoltPr and son , and Mr. and Mrs. Gr eg Davis, Tricia $}79 ONLY I Club , lhP ComputN Club, SPI 'VPS on lhP .vmrbook slaff, and works on the CIGARETTES All BRANDS 59 A CARTON prom C'OmmittE'C'. ShP w as v icP pn:•sidPnl of her frf'shman an d sophomore classes, a nd is t rvasurC'r $7 uf thf' junior class. Active in the Morning Star Unitt'CI :\10thodist Church, s hf' was fl'('as - UI'C'r of the Meigs Counl)' UIVI Youlh Council. Miss Houdashelt is a lso on lh<' Southern lligh School scholastic team and is laking the college prc•paratory course Shr is a m em ber of the PcpC!ub . the French Clu b, and the Corhputer CJub, wa s a r lass offiCf'r in her frrshman Y.1f'ar . a c lass r r presentativP th is year. a nd also is on th e studrnt council. ln hf'r sophomore year. Miss Houd ashrl l was a Christmas qu('('n attcndanl. BPs ides her school activit if's . shr is a candystripn· at Vrt<'ron s Mrmoriul Hos pilal. TIMEX WATCHES .Julir Hmuht~hell , - - - -- - - - -- -·- - - - - -·- -- - - - - - - - 1 79¢ . COMPLETE STOCK 25°/o OFF CREAM EGG~.o.z•.. ~.~~~ ,,. 24 Sheets TYLENOL 99( With A tOO's ONLY $489 TUXEDO Prices Start At $J5.00 SPICY AT: BATH SIZE 6 BAR PKG. $l 4 4 EXTRA STRENGTH CAPSULES CLING FREE FABRIC SOFTENER with purchase le Petit Kohl 'IVORY SOAP 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio RACINE - Racine PTO will sponsor a ham and turkey dinner Sunday at Southern High Soup sale New offl C('rs were e lected at a recent meeting of theTOPSChapl er o70 held at the World of Faith Chu rch. 1Viiddlepor1. E lectro wre Kathy 1vicDaniel, leader : Jud y Holter , co-leader ; Virgini a Dean, treasurer: Peggi Vining. ...,..;retarv: Julia Hysell, Thirtv a dult staff m embE'r were present. for the weekend . Parents were ~JVited to attend the Sund ay closing ceremonies. Providing some funding for the tJip were the Pomeroy United Methodi st Church, the Rock Springs United Methodist Church. Young Adult Class of the Rf't'dsville United Me thodist Church , the Me igs Box · ing Club. and Ihe Laurel Cliff Frw Methodist Church . Th<' young people Wl'rP transpol1ed by Carl Hysell, Bill and Janet WUllamson, Butch Stiles, P hyllis May. Harold Willis, Fenton and J eannie Tay lor, Nancy and R ollin Radford, Tr ina Reeves. Carolyn Collins. George and Nelle Wright . Robei1 and :'-Jora Eason, JanPt a nd Russell Stover Reg. 51.95 Chocolate : PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT - An Easte r cantata, " It TookaMira cle", wi ll be presented at the Middlepol1 First Baptist Church , 7 p.m. · Sunday under the direction of Mrs. Sharon Haw ley. The musi· ca l will present Easter in both music and slides with Danny White serving as narrator. T he public is invited to attend Happenings meeting held hav ior. Girls State delegates set 14 oz. Cans FOR Rln'LAND - Dance at Hu· !land Civic Center Friday. Music by ltomic Sounds. Admi s· s1on $2 sing le and $3 a coupl e. COOLVILLE - The Glory Road Singers will a Pn<'"' concert at the Vande rhvol Bap· list Chur'C'h Sunday at9:45 a .m . The 15-voiCP int<:'rdenomln a· tiona! Christian s inging group '-'ill present "MajPsty." The public is invited to attend. School, Rac ine bE'ginning at ll d.m. ProcePds will bE' used to purchase new \..\Iindow blinds for Racine E lementa I)'. Public invited TOPSOH 570 and Zachary . COMET CLEANSER 2 POMEROY - The county· wide prayer meeting will bE' held Sunday at 2 p.m . at the Hysell Run Hol iness Church with Glen BisSPII as the class leader. MIDDLEPORT - The Mid· dlepo11 Naza rene Church will be hosting "Pe!Pr, ThP Big Fishe r· man " this evening , Friday and Saturday at 7 p.m. nightly . Thi> Rev. Kenneth Heaton will dramatize Peter's life through the ressunection. Public invited to attend . SUNDAY TOUGH STAIN FORMULA Reg. 53' Ea. POMEROY - Return .J a nathan Meigs Chapter of the DaughtPrs of the American Revolution w ill meet at 1:30p.m . Friday at the homP of Mrs. Thereon .Johnson . shown Sunday at 7:30p .m. a t the MI. Hennon United Brethren in Christ Church, Texas Community. The public is invi1ed to attend. Jolm Longsln>lh, Brian Nitz, Vince Knight. Voulanda Meadows; and third row, Rod IWush, Larry Parsons, Huey Eason, Chuck Knopp, Kevin Meadows, Brian Wiiil•, 8rian 8uffington , Jenny Miller, and Eddie Kitchen . Attending but not pktured were Darcie HyseU , Trina ~~Reves, and Amy Satterfield. ,Jpannie Taylor is the '"'" ulty advi..,r. A no -till fi e ld day is bE'ing sponsored by the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District and the Cooperative Extension Service a t 10 a .m. Saturday a t the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. items on the agenda are soil loss. cropping ·rotations soils and how they re lat e to conservatio n till age and the Meigs County soil survey . Other topics include pesticides and their proper use, sprayer calibration. weed and insect C<Jntrol and equipment demonstrations. The Meigs SWCD Ladies Auxil · lary will serve lunch following the field day events. sion and sharing to create the securit y needed to explore personal values and appraise personal be· PRICES I~------------------~ GOOD I ! THRU I I t "'"""' MONDAY I I M<Colloogh. R Ph MARGUERITE SHOES "The Middle Shoe Store The Middle Block" In POMEROY, OH . '""'' " "'"'' · R Ph RQOiJid H anorHf. It P h Mon thru!l it1. 8 OOo. m to9p m 4/16/84 ~~ I Sundly 10:30 lo 12:30 tnd PRESCRIPTIONS E M~in Fn ~ncll y -4 5•• vou• O!)tn N oqhh lo ll Q to 8 ll m PH ' '' HH Pomeroy 0 I '-------··- --- --- ------ - �. Thunday, Page 8-The [)Qily Sentinel Thunday, April 12, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~· --Local briefs:-- City employees file for representation Dinner slated Friday GALLIPOLIS - Gallipolis city pmployees were among the first in thP state to take advantage ol Ohio's new public Pmployee collectiv£> bargaining law. according to an official ol the American ~'edera tion of State, Count: · and Municipal Employees (AF:'.c.'r lr: 1. Fred Haynes ~ '. wns regional director for AFi>· JVtL Ohio Council 8, said his union t uru reprPsenta tion petitions with the Sta t(' Employ Jll('nt Relations Board (SERB! on behalf of Pmployees at nine differe nt work places. including Gallipolis. on Sunday. Aprll 1. Aprll 1 was thE' first daythcstat(''s n£>w collective bargaining law went into effect. A dinnPr w1lJ be st'r\'ro at thE> Meigs SE>nlor Cllizens CPniPr, MuibPil)' Heights. PornPro:• . 11'001 4 to 6 p .m . Friday. The Gabriel QuanPt \l"lU pl'f'S('nt a program ot gospel music at6 p.m . and a round and squart' dB.l\N' will be h('ld !rom 71o 10p.m . With music by the Stringdustl'rs. The menu lor the dinner is a cholce ot chicken and homPmade noodles or ravioli. tOSSPd salad. homl'l'llade rolls and a beverage at a charge ot $2. Pie . cake and ke cream wl1l bP avallable at an additional charge. Charw tor the dance Is $1 a person. The public Is Invited to attend the acti\·ities. More resurfacing scheduled Stale R<>Pil'SC!ltarive Jolynn Boster announces that mort' than seven miles of state highways in Meigs County, including sections of Statew Route 7 and Stat£> Route 124. have bero scheduled for res urfacing this summPr. This resurfacing project will cost approximately $383,UX!. Resurfacing will bp done on Route 7 between U. S. Rou!P 33 In Pomeroy and County Road 26, and on State Route 124, bE'tween S.R.l6 through Rutland to Route 7. the project will b£' adveriised in May and a contract awarded In June. Rep. Boster reports. Woman treated, released after wreck A Racine woman was treated and released tor dental injuries at Veterans Memorial Hospital follow ing an early morning accident today in Lebanon Township. The Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol reported Teresa Awarded fire protection grants Thrt'e Meigs Cou nty fire depanments have been awarded 19SI rural community fire protection grants, Stat<> Rep. Jolynn Bost£>r rl'ports. The depanmenls involvccd and the grant amounts arl' Bashan Volunteer Fire Depanment , $1.0ll: Mlddlepon Firl' Depanment, $1.200. and Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Depanment, $2,350. The program provides fl'deral matching grants of up to $3,000 to communities with a population under 10,(XX) for upgrading fire equipment. It also assists newly formed rural fire departments with organiza tional , training and equipment costs. Funding for the program, which totaled $Sl,500 this year, is made available by the U . S. Department of Agriculture's Forest Service through the Cooper a tlve Foresby Assistanre Act and is administered by the Ohio Departm<>nl of Natural ResoulXI'S' Division of Forestry. Rep. Boster also announced that a$2,364 grant has been awarded to the Meigs County Health Department to Implement health promotion and disease prevention programs. The grant will be utilized to conduct and coordinate health promotion programs tageted towards a speciftc population group such as infants, chlldrl'n, adolescents, adults and the elderly. Topics such an accid£>nts. alcohol, smoking , hyper!Pnsion, nutr1tlon, exercise. stress and other preventable health conditions rt'lated to the i<>ading rauses ot death and dlsabtlity In Ohlo w1lJ be addressed. .John.slon Parrish; th.f('{' sons, Richard II of Auburn, Ala , and Thomas and Michael , bothalhome; a daughh•r. Carol L. Simpson of Stewa r1 ; two brothprs, .Ja<·k ot Dwnonl. N.J .. and Bobol Parkersburg; a grandson, Rkhard Ill ; lwo aunts, an unclf' and Sf'Vf'ral nieces and nephews. Funera l services will be held at I p.m. Saturday in While Funera l Home, Coolv ille. with the i{PV. G. Wllliam Wollard officiating. llurial will be In Coolv ill<' Cemetery . Frlffids may call at the funera l Meigs County Superlntmdent of Schools John Riebel asks public support of a meeti"g to b£' held at 7: ~p.m. tonight at the Meigs High School on the year of excellence in education being observed in Ohio. Plans will get underwa y for an annual recognition of Meigs County students in the academic fields. Will be open at our new location at the Middleport Masonic Temple soon. Meanwhile. business as usual . at our present lo-~== cation. .------------L----======== OLD COACH INN, RT. 50 WEST ATHENS , OHIO DAN'S Sat., April 14 - I :00 SPRING FISHING CLINIC PRICES GOOD FRIDAY & SATURDAY- APRIL 13 & 14 ONLY p.m . p.m . JOHN MOSES will answer qu<>stions ond talk aoout the products he represents, such as Zebco. Marlin, Stren, Mann and Bagley lines . Pony Spool BROWN, Moster Fisherman will demonstrate and talk about new ond existing equipment he uses' and also new products available. Pro Staff Graphite Rod ....... $15.95 STREN All Teo!~ Spin or Boit Cost Reel ..... $19.95==~ 33 Reel '11.95 our price With purchase of Rod and Reel with mail in coupon from factory. $995 After t2.00 Rebate from Zebco .,,.5 Mann 's 2D-Pock STERLING 50SA "24.95 CLOSED-FACI!'ourprlce f SPINNING REEL . A ter . •Iaione• of spinning . .OM Rebate . r WORMS $1~! FfOm of spin -cast. •Stoinl•n st•el boll b.orings . hond..r•••_._._ _ ___, YOUR CHOICE Mann's Calun Crawdacls ... ... ..... ..... . 99' Mann's Auger Frogs ..... .... ..... Pk 11 . $1.29 NEW 6GUN 349 OR ~rlce '1995 Zebco 33 Rod & leel Combo IS NEW LIVING ROOM SUITE AT THE REGULAR PRICE OF '499.95 --- ~ ·-···· :;(-·· · . tf. -.. ·. . l .' . .· .• . • " .. . . Pillow Arm Special . . I REG. Zebco 20/20 Reel .......... ..... $15.95 Zebco 40SR Reel ............... $19.95 Zebco Rods ...... ~9.95 22 Auto Rifle Model 60 '69 22 la&null Bolt Action Rifle M~sd~l $89.96 22 Leter Action Rifle Modei39A $118.96 11 After Zebco Rebate Simmon• SCOPES 4 Power $29.95 3x9x32mm $39.95 4x12x40mm • WA '69.95 rFREE Lock Blade Knife With Scope Purcha8e Reg. •19.95 Tri-County Sport Shop 2 Pc. Living Room Suite, Swivel Rocker 2 End Tables, Wall-to-wall Carpeting & Drapes s RICE All to Match - f All Like New FURNITURE STORE HOURS 854 Second 446-9523 9:30-5:00 Gallipolis, Oh . Closed Thurs. !!' 202 Reels Located betwHn Point Pleasant & Ma10n on Rt. 62 Next to Ma10n County Fairgrounds '3'' Store Houn: Monday thru Saturday 9:00 • 7:00 p.m. Phone 304/675-2918 costs each; Lawrence Swain, Reedsvute, failed to display valld 11cense, $10 and costs. Harold Smith, Jr. Reedsville, costs only. StevenTaylor,Pomeroy,falledto keep v<>hi cle on rtghI half o f roadway, $:!)and costs; Timothy and costs, disorderly conduct, $25 and costs; Larry Good, Sr., Long Bottom passing bad checks, costs and restitution; Don Johnson, Long werl' Terry speed, $22 and costs; Elmer Pickens, Racine, left of center, UJ and costs, operators llcense,license plates and rt'gistration suspended for 90 days, no insurance; Elaine Ellis, Rutland, failed to yield, $25 and costs; Franklin Rizer, Pome-roy, speed, $24 and costs; Rick Pridemore, Rutland, DWl, $250and costs, 10 days confinement. license suspended six months, speed,c'Osts only, no driver license. 10 days confinement and costs; Richard Young, Racine, DW1.$250andcosts, Herdman, Harrtsonvllle, disorderly conduct, $:al and costs; Mickey Oller. no operators license, $50 and costs, one year probation. Bottom, disorderly conduct, costs, refrain trom complainant, six months probation; Brttt Dodson, Middlepol1, disorderly conduct, $25 and costs; IrisSrnlth,Bellevllie,W. Va .. speed, $25 and costs; Ross Harrison, Dunbar. speed, $21 and costs, Dan Ramsey, Belpre, speed, $24 and costs. Forfeiting bonds were Thomas Szpond, Northville, Michigan, speed. $42; wuuam Taylor, Louis· vUie, Ky., faUed to display valid HUT sticker, $45; DE>bbie Muter, McNickle, Racine, Blood donors . •• always needed ., .•. ... . . ." The Henry Price , Tuppers Plains, no motorcycle Ucense, ·$75 and costs, three days confinement, obtain cycle endorsement and $Sl of fine and jail sentence will be suspended; Christopher Ransom, Racine, recklessoperation.$Zi andcosts,llcense plates, registration and operators license suspended 90 days, no Daily Sentinel-Page 9 Lottery winners Marriage license CLEVELAND Elbert Lee WUI1ams, 33, Rutland and Sharon Lee Hensley, 29 , Rutland were issued a marriage license in Meigs County Probate Court. (APl _ The winning numbE'r drawn Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "TheNumbPr,"was068. In the "Pick 4" gam<', played Monday through Friday, the wln- r-;;;;;;;;;;::;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;;;;nlng;;;n;um;;be;r~w~as~89~35;;.;;;;;;;;;~ MEN'S LADIES' BLACK ALL LEATHER WINGTIPS SANDALS In White & Brown By Wrangler/California Cobbler By British Walker $5499 ONLY $}499 j$}5 99 DAN'S 318 N. 2nd Middeport ~IO~da~y~s~co~nf~in~e~m~e~n~t,~l~ice~n~se~s~u~s·:__~i~ns~u~ra~n~re~;~B~rlan~~A~e~ik~e~r,~C~ol~um~ bus. possession of marijuana, $30- -P~o~m~e~roy~,~speed~~·~$50;~,~W~illi=-am-KJ-dd-.~~~~~~~~~~P~h~.~9~9~2~-3~6~4~8~~~~~~~~~~ Jr., Pedro. Oh , speed, $42. "As long as there are people. there will be a need for blood . and volunteer blood donors" stated Vernon N<>ase, Meigs County Blood· mobil<' Chairman. The donors help assure that the blood supply will bP adequate when a nd where it is needed, N£>ase commented . P<>rson who areal least 17yearsof age or have not reached their 66th birthday can donate if they are In good health and weigh at least llO pounds. If the donor is 17 a part'ntal ro nSI'nt slip is needed . The next Bloodmobil£>visit will b£' Wednesday. Aprill8, at the Senior Citizens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroyfromlp.m. to5: 30p.m.AII blood types arre needed to help maintain the blood supply. Nease stated . Squads answer five calls Wednesday Five calls were answered by local units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services repol1s. At 1:05 p.m.. Pomeroy took William Eakindrom E. MainS!., to Vet<>rans Memorial Hospital ; at 6; 59 p.m.. Pomeroy took James Powell from West Main St., to ; Veterans M<>morial; at 4; 10 p.m., Racine w<>nl to the John Hili residenCe to extinguish a brush flrt'; SyracuSI' at 3:33 p.m . went to Welshlown Hill for Billy Joe Klein. taken to Hoizl'r Medical Center and al 10:50 a.m., Rutland went to Edmundsen Roazd for Peggy RusSI'Ii, taken to Holzer Medical Center. 1 Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted - Iris Roush, Gallipo· lis; Gladys Sigler, Coolvllie; Jennie Williamson. Rutland; Sharon Bai· ley, Middleport; Marvin Darst, Pomeroky: Virginia Hubbard. Pomeroy. Discharged - Barbara Wilson. WalterLaudennilt. Leona Hensley. Estel Moore. Christina Peck. Lula Strauss. Free Cap ..... Thlrly-seven defendants W<>re Onedandfourothers!orfeltedbonds lnM ~.... .,~CountyCourtWednesdy . Fined by Judge Patrlck O'Brten Hospital news Lifetime Warranty •Rithtileft inten:hongeable GUN p.m.-6:00 p .m. _ Thirty-seven fined in Meigs County Court ·•• '\ SHOWING AT ... !alledtodisplayvalldllcenSPplates, .. pended six months, left of center, $10 and costs. Gordon West, Racine, speed, $20 and costs; Claude J . Humphreys, Pomeroy. falled to display valid license. $10 and costs; Dav"id Zirkle, Racine, stop llght, $10 and costs; Marjorie Rood, Reedsvute, faJ:ed to yi<>ld right of way, $10 and costs; Arthur Gray and Michael Gray, Racine, disord<>riy conduct, $70 and Pomeroy 992 2192 Necchi's Education Department placed orders in anticipation of previous year sales . Due to budget cuts these sales were unclaimed. These machines must be sold! All machines offered are the most modern machines in the Necchi ltne . These machines are MADE OF METAL and sew on all fabrics: levi's, canvas. upholstery, nylon , stretch, vinyl. silk. EVEN SEW ON LEATHER! These machines are new with a 25 year warranty. With the new 1984 Necchi you just set the color-coded dial and see magic happen : straight sewing. zigzag. buttonholes (any size). invisible blind hem . monogram. satin stitch. embroidery . applique. sew on buttons and snaps, topstitch, elastic stitch. professional serging stitch. straight slltch ... all of this and more with out the need of old fashioned cams or programmers. Your price with this ad $198. Without this ad $529. . . ... . . - Pometvy-Middleport, Ohio BLshop, Huntington, $:!)and costs each, speed; Evelyn Anderson, Charleston , Judith Fry , New Haven,andRockyPearson,Mason, $23 and costs each, speed; Cathy Carleton, Racine, William Wlison, Parkersburg and Robert Bash, Jr., Crooksville, $21 and costs each, speed; Sidney Ellis, Middleport, stop sign, $10 and costs; Karen ~ymour, DE>x!Pr, speed, $24 and costs; Dawn Roush, Long Bottom. Woodland Centers e 12, 1984 Mary Obltz, Racine and Homer Professional Counseling and Family Services Issues remindt•r UNCLAIMED SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES DAN'S SHOE, BOOT and CLOTHING STORE Marion F. Oller, 79, Liltl<> Hocking, forrnerlyofPomeroy,dled at the residence of his daughter, Rose Mary Wamsley, Little HockIng, Wednesday morning. Mr. Oiler was born July ~.19041n Vinton County the son of the late Benjamin Franklin and Mary Hutchison Oller. His first wife, Bessie Ellen Oiler preceded hbn in death In 1957 and his second wife, Fannie Hood Oiler in 1979. He was also preceded in death by four brothers. Mr. Oller was a coal miner. He is survived by tour daughters, Martha Jean Fife. Pomeroy; Rose Mary Wamsley, Little Hocking; Betty Ann Bibbee and Sharon Richards, Fleming Oh.: three sons, Marvin Oli<>r. Shade; George Oiler, Brady Lake, Ohio Ciar<>nce Oiler. Winter Garden, Fla.; three st..psons. Ray Hood and Jim Hood, Mansfield and Tom Hood, Bellaire; two slsll'rs, Lenora Jpnkins, Syra· CUSI' and Oara Gideon, Shol1, Florida; 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral Sl'rvtces wlll b£' held Fr1day at 1 p.m . at Ewing Funl'rai Home with the Rev. NOI'i Herrmann officiating. Burtal wU1 be In Grave Hill Cemetery. Friends may caU at the funeral home Thursday from2to 4 and 7 to 9. He was employed at Acme Flshing Tool Co. for 23 years and more rrcently had wn e mployed wtlh BorgWarner Chemical Co .. Parkersburg He was a membE'r of the Coolville Fire Department and was an E~1'r ~;1th SEOEMS. ,\lso survh·ing arP his wife. Mary If approved. an election would then be held to determine if that unit chooses to be rt'presented by a union. In this case, by AFSCME. If the question carries by a simple majority (one mort' than one--half of the number of employees within the bargaining unill, AFSCME would be certified as the "sole and exclusive" bargaining unit for those employees. REWARD! After 10 years in business, thanks to great customers like you, we have outgrown our store. Marion F. Oiler Parkershurg . Wright. a Gallipolis city water treatment plant worker, says thai the collective bargaining law re· quires that SERB approve the proposed unit . WE ARE MOVING! home from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Friday and until time of services on Saturday. Richard H. (Dick! Parrish, 51, Coolville. died Wednesday night in Camden-Oark Hospital, PArkersburg , W.Va .. following an ex!Pnded illness. He was the son ot Josephine Moore Parrish of Parkersburg, and the late A.H. (Spike I Parrish . A life member of Boy Scou !Troop J, Parkersburg, he Sl'rved as sccutmaster. He s£>rved in the U.S. Air Force In Korea and was a member of the Veterans of Foreign Wars. Parkersburg. He belonged to the First Christian Church , Hill, 18, Rt. 2, was lransportro to VMH by ptivale vehicle. In the 12:15 a .m . accident on Ohio 118, HUI was traveling east when her pickup truck went off the road and struck a power pole. proprtate" by SERB. The proposed bargaining unit excludes " ... pollee and fire depan ment employees, confidential em ployees 1those whorepon directly to the city manager), management and professional employees and supervisors." ~~-3_1_B_N_._2_n_d___________s4________ Mid-d-le_p_o_r__ t_L==--------------------------------- Area deaths Richan:l H. Parrish Floyd Wrtghl , who is serving as temporary president of th<>organtzlng drive for some Gallipolis city employees, said Wednesday night the union was seeking to represent a bargaining unit of approximately 40 " blue-collar" and clerical workers. "'fwpnty-five employi'I'S have signed authorization cards with the union," he said, "and our petition has bel'n flled with SERB." That petition asks that a bargaining unit composed of " ... all nonuniformed employees of the city of Gallipolis, including Sl'tvice and maintenance pmployees, skilled trad<> employees, clerical em ployees a nd technical em · ployees ...... be determined as "ap- April . Gas funds received StatP Auditor Thomas E. ~~ergu­ son's office r<'ported the April distribution of $5,lll,449.14 to the slate's counties, townships, cities and villages in rPVenues collected fmm the state's live cents per gallon gasoline tax . Meigs County received $22,110.54 and pach of the county's townships received $793.69. FLEX STEEL SOFAS, LOVESEATS CHAIRS, RECLINERS SLEEPERS OPEN STOCK DINING ROOM .DAYS AS CASH PULASKI KEEPSAKES DINING ROOM OAK OR BEMCO MATTRESSES & BOX SPRINGS Meets Monday Scuthern Local Board of Educa tion will meet Monday, Aprill6, at7 p.m. HERE'S THE STORY: After 71 years in business, Empire . facing an extreme financial crisis. We have lost our. Middleport store to tire and most ratse funds rmmedrately to reburld. Thrs loss threatens our company sturcture with financial ruin. We_have had to take a huge new rnventory marked for Middleport Furniture tn at our Galltpolls loatron. We are overstocked with fine . name brand furniture and the brlls are mountAIIIurniture is on the BLOCK for IMMEDIATE SALE and LIQUIDA· Please stop in ... you'll find no better time to buy lumiture ... Guaranteed Savings Storewide! BASSETT, SINGER BURINGTON, KINCAID BEDROOM SUITES by STONEVILE WOOD DINETTES by u.s. LIVING ROOMS by FLEXSTEEL, BENCHCRAFT CHRISMA To end maniage Melvin Cross, Rt. 1, Langsville, and Louise Cross, Rt. 1, LangsvUie, filed for dissolution of marriage In Meigs County Common Pleas Coun. 1n the same coun Joyce Diane Otto was granted a divorce from vernon l\lllchael Otto on charges of gross neglect of duly and the marriages of Robert J . Spaun and Nola Jean Spaun and PaulL. Rowe and Arlene K. Rowe were dissolved . Your "Extra Touch" Florillt Since 1957 ~ FLORIST PH. 992-2644 362 ·E :·Meln • . Pomeroy Your FTD Florist -· .•.· ·' .... . -·.•. �Senhnel School Science Fair winners named The Daily Sentinel lndustn Culumhu . ., 1h1 JUgh th(' Holclf'n ]( nmngs I nundJ uon AJso ~ddm.£: to rht mu r L st .... Js a \dsthn g tc H he 1 v. ho '>pokl on organs from dnim ll <.; tncl shO\\l'tl ),.. 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Cl n hP <;eC ( 1 r ' '" ill t rs J sr- v e s n'lllhf ' h a•t•a h om ! and may God have mercy on our souls ame n h F1 i r' Jl St r1 te o• tx a l sow cPS I -.s l ~ t rr no.;Haled th at w 1 am M o11 s ea estate S R 1 L4 Surron l own"h p 12 ac PS w th th rP hcdroom house all ut I liP<; tJSt 'iOulh ot Ba ev LakP W II bP ~o l d J t oft C(' ol 0 8 ~ n & 0 £3 Pn Pilot oeys 1 UC Co' 1 51 Porncroy Qh o at 10 uO o 11 Sal urdav Apr 1 1tl 1984 to the h,qhesl btdde tor 101 IPS" !han .'lpnrasP! liJP< I S2QQ(()() l o I IP "~ ma 01 Ic c;? ?7?0 11 1 Pubhc Notoce Cou' y Atea C AO wl •eceve ardd sbursetreJT PA a oca r ons lor S 0 A No "- 4 The F nanoal System s state app10ved and a oene1ally ac"eo ted aceounttng proce dure co nSISttnr.J of cash recP.tpl and d sb J s~ m~nt IPdQPrs a general ed ger and ge ne•a 10u nal Checks w 11e n fo dosbursement a•e au thor 7 ed by Slid ned voucher., that dese tbe the the purchase and the checks have a INO panv s gnJ tur~: CQut remcr t There Nl 1 be an at rlt of J T PA funds annually by ;m ndepend~ n r r. P A 10 SDA No 24 wll p epa e a•d sub n on cm nua Apo n tc tre Go\e rn o r .;vh ch w II nc lude !::o. The dc..1cr pit On o! act 1 hes co nducted dur ng thP las orogr am year B ChrH ar tP.r SII'S of th(l ra c pan ts sel\ed w th J T P A mds C Tl e exlen t 10 wh ch dct ~.- 1 es exceed ed or l i!tled to nwet the pe rfo rmance stand ard s l or S 0 A No 2 4 BUDGET INFORMATION SUMMARY FY 85 Adm1n Athe ns Gall t S32t112 19 447 16 20h. 4 l 5b Hock ~q Law en e Me qs Pt rv Vtnton ( Pn tal Adm n Total 1 7 H/0 , . 308 8 I 03 162 056 324113 Support Adult Ath "ns Total Youth S 38 635 s 26 188 G1111a 23181 Hocktng 19 318 Law Pnn~ 11/ L4 4 MPq<; 21249 fJe v 29 170 Vnton GJ24 Ce• l•al Adm n 8192 921 15713 1 HY-ll 35 26 7 14401 19 44 6 7082 $131192 Trairwng Adult Youth !'1. 11 enG s 180 293 s- 122 2 u GJia 108 176 /ll/7 Hock 1q 90147 Fi 1 l OG LawrAnce 743 804 1ti 4 578 MPg') 9916? U72 17 Pey 136129 907 52 Vnton '12 578 33049 (PI 1 1 Adm n Total 8900 289 8612 241 TOTAL BUDGET :?3 9 8 4 4 Galha Meg s 6 l 0 11 2 7r r Public N ot1ce !::\ S 0 A No 24 conststs of o nly o ne labor ma • ket area 9 T he I an ton Lawre• ce 13 19f_;L I l- nnlovn 2 1985--. LEGAL NOTICE SeaiF.d btd s fo Jhe rons 1ruc t on ol thP F Mn St 'lnd Con :J o St ".alP In np ovP ment p o1e l tc rhP V ICJge of Purr e•ov Oh wIt be u vt d by the Counc 1 o tt he V ll aqe ul Pomc oy a1 lllfl M r~yo• s of ! cc n !he ne.... \. IIJqc Hal at 3 20 E Ma nSI u1 1200nor n lv CJ t me Thursday Apr 2b 934 and a hat r nP nn1 piKP N I hf' puhl dy opPnPcl il wl Pa 1 The wo k to wh ct B ds r r nv led cur 5 ~ I s t f f 111 st1 n 111 ma te1 ~ s and ahor lo th e cans t uc t on J f 3 0 1 5 lePI of 12 and 2 J"'J lee! ol 6 w 1 t I nro r1 1d 'lpourrenan es ThP work .: ; !O hP 0f!rfornl~ rl nr r M atn Sl and Condo Sr n tht V li'lflP u t PomF o y Co t:s J t tl " co u 1 t 1 J <YPI IS I I-' f:J r II ff 1-'cl VIt o 1'-' C II-> k d 1 off CP ol En11 nePr nq C ;}If' l II' !()0 \J\1 nlo. lr W 00:-,1f' ()h L ttlh~1 'l J a lrh f' f n<;pP 1 n I P '-'S o 0 Vf" d LHP n ty p rsrP II f' h ldP <:; '.)_ OOj V'J I Also h.... phcPc; n th F 'vV D orlgp ofl • C J r l us Co ttn c l d ll mPnts nly lJP p rc has' rt !rom Jhe tt cf' ol Arso( tiC',.. 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( •on to.; 1 avel anrl l o 1 P q ) .., .., lr I S n I I 8 S " t It f Sf (pnlf' S 1 F 1 r1 to• SOt No 24 J 11d r 11e ad ronoerate IOC11 crluCJ I anal n<;J Tu 1 c n n Jh ~ cleltvery ot e tl ~c t rv P c~nltll(tn lfil r jprogriln~ to J I I t\ p 1rt < p Hlt <> 0 VII I 1 e C ) j na 1 on S D A Nr 2 4 w II no rt na tf! ff'/\ C t unJy <;f'VtPS W!lh the WPII:-t f' 011 CCS 11v !I n the S D A S [) ;ectpenr wtl r r [ r IOf' th e t"lfr al r f V\Pl l 'l !f' "' n r rts to lor J OBE S O lt t <; l o n t eti..l:" an J KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwashers •Rangel •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PA'ITS and SERVICE 4 5 ttc COUNTY MEIGS PUBUC NOTICE 10 6 tfc DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates The Darly Senhnei-Paga 11 RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE ..,f H M.1yor and ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 04/0 6184 App teat o n 06530000 40 POO I 141 I 2 l!c N o~s M~GKEE ~nit* J&F CONTRACTING "DOZER BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "Oil FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "CO NCRETE WORK No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy OH 45769 For Faster Servtce Call 614 992 6737 Need A Special ·wATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD CALL VAUGHAN'S BAKERY Mtddleport, OH We do cakes p1es coo ktes for any occaston btrthday1 anntversartea hohdaya 992· 120~ Weddtng Cakes Top11 end Novelty Cake Item• Are On D1sp!a>t PH 992-5546 lltt HourS 8 to 6 Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Parnted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN LINES Count~ C•rtlf,.d SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED FREE ESTIMATES 367· 7560-367-767 CHESHIRE OHIO 3 1 ALUMINUM SIDING servrce and rnstallatron Resrdent1al •Replacement Wmdows •Naw Roofmg FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or t t For all your wrnng needs furnaces reparr 992·5875 3?67mo askm& anr quest ons 1111es ad'IIU on al l aHatrs ol ht~ such as lo11e and busmess Sickness and health 1517 S Cou1t {next to Courthouse ) ATHINS 2nd Floo1 Oft iJ Ctll 593 5485 10 am 6 p m - Aite1 6 30 p m ca n ~· 1eaclled at 16 Platns Rd R1 682- 6 30 ll p m Readtng 15 Wtth Thts Ad J 22 ! CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons end rftmodehng - Roofrng and guHer wOf'k Concrete work - Plumbtng and ~ectncal work (Free Estimates] KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION 4 Grveaway Vinyl & Alummum 4911 General Hartml!"r Pkwy Middleport OH Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodehng Roofmg of all Types Worked m home area 20 years free Est1mates PH 992-2549 Open AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR EUGENE lONG Ph (614) 843 5425 3·8 2 mo Mon -Sat 10 to 6 Baby hamsters g1veaway Call after 6 Ready to 446 4173 Kmdhng wood to g•veaway Call 446 1 t 49 General Construction Roofmg A Specialty 46I pd To a good home 3 yr old female pan Terner spaded & housebroken loves ch1ld ren Call 446 3737 Rt 124,Pomeroy Ohto Four black dog.s four mths old to g1ve away 992 7822 Also Transm1ss1on PH or 992-5682 3 24 tfc mo Pupptes half German She pard and half Huskey 1 male &: 4 female 6 weeks old 304 676 4650 Garden space far free 1512 Kanawha St 304 675 992-7121 2482 Male Golden Retrrver and half Shepherd Gentle and very good With kids 304 992 7314 Oh1o PERSONAliZED POOLS I 498 Gen Harturger Pkwy Mtddleport OH WHALEY S AUTO PARTS PH 992 7013 New Chevy Truck PH FENDER '76 95 DOORS '14995 HOODS '17495 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL '42 50 R SUPPORT '84 95 TAll GATE '85 00 FORD FENOER '69 95 169 95 BUMPER to CUSTOM BENDING 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4·6·1 mo 1"• !lites Soutn of Cnester Rt 7 Pomeroy Oh Custom Exhausts OWNERS Rodney 6 r«r''O'o' .. CIWORltlt 949-~046 ] ?J lin 3 28 tin POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd Just Past Krodell Park Ports mo pd RT 50 EAST & 35185 Oak Htll Road lone Bottom OH 45743 Bashan Bu1ldmg WANTED CALL 992-3466 Ener&y Sc1pro Recycling 01vrsron HAULED Al TROMM 742-2328 4/9 / 1 mo RACINE FIRE DEPT. EVERY SAT NIGHT 6 .30 P.M Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only PULLINS EXCAVATING --es - Doltn - Dump lruds - Lo-Boy - Tf1fl<her - Water - Sower -Gas Unes - SeptiC Systems LARGE or SMAU JOBS PH 992 ·2478 3 22 I mo pd Vonyl S. Alumonurri SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. W anted to buy square dane tng clothes S•zo 10 any lypa Call 446 4537 Wanted to buy stendmg t1mber Call after 6 or anytime weekends 614 388 9906 9617 or 614 388 Aprtl 12 14 1 5 Clothes knick knacks TV stand end tables clocks Fa1rv1ew Evergreen Ad YARD SALE Apr1l 12 end 13 9 00 t1ll 4 00 Bes1de Mason Bowlmg Alley Ma so n W Va Venous ttems Fn Sat 9 to dark Clothes coffee and end tables furnt ture m1sc 1tems 55 Gar f1eld Ave Gallipohs The Gallrpohs Flea Market Thanks Vou Over fourteen hundred vrsned us last week end We expect more th1s com1ng Sat & Sun and make thts spectal offer Set up outside all the merchan d1se you can get on one veh1cle for only S 5 a day Ne1ghbors frtends fam1hes and orgamzat1ons get to gether and f1lt a truck Some 6 x8 table space available tnstde Some have been reserved by th e month and by the year So hurray and become a part of th1s excltmg mdoor outdoor ev ery weekend year round market Call 446 7037 evenmgs Pomeroy Middleport & Vtcmrty Wanted to Buy or Lease tobacco poundage 256 1612 or 446 1437 Wanted to buy Junk cars top prrces patd Call 614 388 9615 Wanted to buy New used& anttque furntture Wilt buy 1 p1ece or complete house holds Also complete Auct1 oneenng serv1ce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 7231 Buymg datlv gold silver cotns nngs Jewelry sterling ware old cams large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur ltet1 Barber Shop 2nd Ave Oh 614 992 Cash pa1d for fancy •ron or heavy tron beds S 1 60 end up for certam Me1g!i Co stone Jars Old t1me cup board call 1 304 882 FURNITURE Beds tron wood cupboards c hatrs c hests baskets d1shes stone Jars anttques gold and silver Wnte M 0 M11ler Rt 2 Pomeroy Ohto 45769 or ca ll 614 992 Childrens glasses found out stde Sears Saturday Call Electrrc toy trams any shape or conditiOn Call 614 992 992 2178 6356 Lost or stolon 2 purses reward Pomeroy area no questions asked Rhonda 134 A Mulberry Ave Pomeroy Wanted to buy used truck m good cond1t1on 304 675 16 month old He1fer wh1te and red Striped lost m or around G1bbs Farm near B1g Woods If seen please call 304 882 2033 evenmgs Pubhc Sale & Auct10n Atck Pearson Au ct toneer Serv1ce Estate Farm An tlque & hqutdat10n sales licensed S. bonded m Ohto & WVa 304 773 5785 304 773 9186 Of 6203 Help Wanted Receptton1st Sales 5 day per week 1 or 2 eve Sat Send complete resume to Box 1292 m care of the Galhpohs Oatfy Trtbune 826 Th1rd Ave Galhpolts Oh 45631 Wanted people 1n Gell1e &nd Metgs Counties to share h o mes m a foster home type program for adults wtth emotional problems Re1m bersement of S240 to $330 per mo for more 1nforma t1on call or wrrte Becky Canter Woodland Centers Inc 412 Vmton P1ke Galh Part t1me gardner Call 446 3069 Mt Alto Auct1on Every Saturd•y 6 p m Constgn mentsaccepted 1 00 t1llule time Emm• Bell auctioneer 4288177 Loc 429 84 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES Mt Alto Auctton Bern unttl further notice aele w1U be the frrst and second Satur dey 6 pm only Emma Bell Auctioneer Lie No 429 84 304 428 8177 7323 Dental Asatstant needed Full time m Gall1pohs area Must be w1lhng to learn Resumes requ~red Send to Bo~t 200 m care of the Gal!tpohs Datly Trtbune 826 Thtrd Ave Galhpohs Oh 45631 No later than Apnl 25th 1- - - - - - - - - - Part time secretary receptton1st Must have some accounttng back ground Some aales expe nance preferable but not nece11•ry Send resume to BoJII 300 m care of the Gelltpolls De1ly Tribune 825 Th11d Ave 45631 Call 614 265 7300 Need housekeeper to do spnng cleanmg (once) tn apt Substantial pay Catt aHer 730pm 6149923011 H1gh School Juntors Senrors Be a member of OUR West Vngmta Army Nattonal Guard Buddy Pia toontiJ We currently have vacanc1es for md1vrduals who want to attend bas1c trammg w1th others from West V1rgm1a Tra1n1ng w1ll beg1n at Fort 01x NJ on June 11th and you wtll be back for the fall school term Thts 15 the perfect summer JOb Jotn now and begtn earmng money for monthly meetmgs earn full t1me pay durmg summer trtumng and then earn part t1me pay upon return from tra1nmg Call 304 675 3950 642 3619 Of 1 800 No layoffs no strtke eJ~c earntng p otential W e tram call 614 742 2125 Full t1m e part time w1th maJor U S Company earn mgs up to $200 per week full ume $100 pan trme pOSSible 304 676 2518 Help Want ed !I lady to liVe tn and cere for mvehd room board and wages 304 675 3683 Avon represeF1tBtrve needed good temtones Henderson Galhpol1s Ferry and many others 1 576 2318 Sotuattons Wanted Would hke to ftnd someone who could make badges patches & ms1gn.a s for a church youth program Please call 675 3516 be tween 5 30 & 7 00 Wtll care for theelderlym my homa Lots of references Men or women Call 614 667 3402 polos Oh 45631 CAll 446 5500 or 992 2192 Auct1on every fn mght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every week Con11gments of new end uaed merchandise always welcome Richard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 276 nov 12 Employment Services 11 OIL & GAS If you have 011 & gas expenence our growtng corporatiOn IS lookmg for reps & area supervisors Full trammg Sales or publtc relatio n eMpenence helpful but not necessary Openmgs m most eastern counties Excellent opportunity & mo Gattlpotto Oh Mercer s A1vervtew Per sonal Care Home has vacan c1e1 for elderly penons Betty Mercer owner 304 773 5882 Harper s Adult Care Home has a vacancy for another restdent elderly person Call 304 575 1293 Wtll do roof1ng and odd JObs Call 304 675 7271 446 3204 prlvacv &63,900 Call 614 992 6420 For sale or rent 3 bedrm house w1th detached garege on 34 acres m Portland are• Call after 6 30 p m 304 Ntce house tn Pomeroy 3 bedrm tully carpeted, b•s• ment fireplace large front 742 2823 Movmg Sale Refngerator carseat walker baby beck pack box of boys clothes s1ze 8 to 1 0 parts for Yamaha Call 742 2874 frtday Aprtl 13 9 30 to 5 00 Franc1s Benedum res1 dance Success Rd Tuppers Plams porch $39 600 Call 614 992 7683 6 rooms basement double garage 1 & one tt\trd acre lot Rose H1ll Pomeroy $32 900 Call 1 614 678 2513 Owner transferred must sell excellent cond1tion see 000 $11 000 down Assume 8112 Pet loan 304 675 1529 after 5 00 4-.: room house tn country large lot on Chestnut R1dge c1ty water hooked up $12 000 304 e75 7689 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYtll 14 h Wtde three bedroom bath and half mobile home a1tt1ng on mce lot ready to move 1nto S225 00 down 8226 00 per month 304 576 2711 3 bedroom 2 V2 baths fem 1ly room ftreplace excep t1onal kitchen drmng room Many ntce extras 304 882 Financial 2095 21 07552 For sale by owner 3 bdr central a1r forced aar fur nence buck stove tnground 1 Bx36 swtmmtng pool close to c1ty •choola Prtced reduced to 138 600 Cell 273 6272 Purses dresses srze 20 to 24 12 tadtes shoes s1ze 10 flower stands d11hes cur tams bedspreds lots of m1sc Ratn or sh me Thurs 12th fr1 13th Un10n Ave behmd Rutland Elementary Apphcattons now bemg ac cepted at Bob Evans Steak house 1630 Eastern Ave Galhpolts Oh 45631 Part t1me take mventory m Mrddteport Stores Car ne cessary Wnte phone number exper~ence to ICC 508 Box 627 Paramus NJ Homes for Sale Owner tr•nsfered mu1t sell beautiful 3 bdrm bnc" home Ftrepl•c• deck woods prtv•cv sunshme 2 Yard Sales of everythmg Thurs & Frr 9 ? At Cente nary on Uncoln P1ke anyttme 7760 614-992-7626 3123 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swam Furm I re 446 3159 3rd & t...uve St Galhpol1s Oh 614 256 1905 No Sunday Calls MIDDLEPORT OHIO Wanted To Buy COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 949·2BoD Wolfe Investigations, Inc. 9 LOST Addavll1e Grade School area Tan P1t Bull dog answers to Jack If found call 614 367 0618 Reward "8eautrful, Custom Burlt Garages" Call for free sidrng es trmates, 949·2801 or 3 lltfc Centenary 13 Tools 2711 8 1 3 tic GUN SHOOT Types Of Aiummum Clean Sneet & Cast 41 ( lb Weeks of Apr1l 9·21 Alumrnum Auto Tnns •a 00 Eoch Irony Alumrnum Pr•c•d On lntpechon Located IV• Mtlt East of P11ttown on Twp 141 LIMETONE Yard Sate at Townhouse Fn 95 0 2or614 245 5478 Seryrce PIONEER CARPET & UPHOlSTERY CLEANERS We Use Von Senrader Equopment Recommended by leadrng Carpet Manu facturers FREE ESTIMATES' 3 28 I mo r S GUYSVILLE OHIO Farm Equ1pment PH. (614) 985-4212 Phone 742· 3171 U 14x28 $6 200 rnstalled 4-4·1 Now Acceptin SALES & SERVICE 12x24 $5 500 rnstalled Office: 675-1388 M L Bud McGHEE Broker Auctton Strvoee Cheryl Lemley, Mti&S County ASSOCllte BOGGS Authomed Jonn Deere New Holland, Bush Hoe Farm EqUipment Dealer Spec1al Aprtl Only In LOST Plott Coonhound m Sugar Creek area Please call Also Some Cor Fenders Available 13 14 9AM to 5PM Lost and Found Rodney area Cocker Wendy & 9 wk old pup Both buff No tO Reward Calf 614 245 . _ . duiJtleN •Wirfl bn..l"'- for Huge Yard Sale 5th house on left past Buckeye H1lls Mtsc Avon sewmg ttems furn1 lure Everyth1ng cheap Apnl M•ddlaport 3476 lOST """"""' PH & 675 5081 CHIMNEY SWEEP WALKER- \ 992-2549 OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 CHIMNEY KING KELLER'S 3 Famtly ant1que stand 15 wheels n1ce clothes alot of mce 1tems Bulavtlle Porter Ad 114 mtle past Shnne Club turn rrght fnday & Satur 446 3672 mo Roger Hysell GARAGE Yard Sale 128 & 134 4th Ave Galhpohs Wed & Thurs 5 Fam1ly Truck load dtshes & m1sc We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev Otds Inc B1U Gene Johnson 3 brown pupp1 es With bob ta<ls Call 446 9799 V. C. YOUNG Ill Of 304 895 3828 2114 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Garage Sale 1 5 ft fence clothtng & m1sc 1tems lh pr.ce 731 Th1rd Ave Wed Thurs Fr1 & Sat Pt Pleasant & '11Cin1ty f t 0 th 11 Cake&CandyShop h mtle rut JBrs er ems East of Harruonvrlle on St& At 143 Full line of Wilton I :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~..:;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;::;.+~;;;;;;;~;;;;====~ c•ke supplies Wedd1ng ~ supphes weddmg cakes & 1~=---::-;-;:--;::-;--special order cakes all avails 8 Pubhc Sale 11 Help Wanted 18 Wanted to Do ble atverv reasonable pnces & Auction We also have candy caps by Will cut.,. lawn 1n Galhpohs Wanted mature full t1me Nestle & candy melts by area Call to make arrange babysitter 1n my home for Wtlton plus a fullltne of other ments Ask for Me l 446 candy supplies Hours of Auct1on every Tuesday older children Call 446 7315 2188 ttl 2PM after 2 call operat1on Tuesday through ntght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct lonme Neal Youth 446 1397 Saturday 9 a m 5 p m Repa1r or remodel or tnstall Center Bldg Camden St Sunday & Monday please cetlrng ttle and wall panetrng Be a Flea Market Dealer See 614 367 7101 call before comrng Call Call 614 992 2759 our ad m V ard Sales 614 742 3033 Decorated cakes all occas s1on reasonably pnced Miss THERESA MARCO 1 PALM & PSYCHE READING W111 rud rou1 ent u hie wttllour 4 Famtly Garage Sale Cente nary Townhouse Rt 141 Aprd 6 & 7 Fr1 & Sat 9 unt1t 6PM Bargatn s galore some antiques dav 9 1 Announcements very fnendly Ca1161 4 379 YOUNG'S Pomeroy Our amcereat ftpprectatlon to one and all that contrrb uted rn our 11me of loss of our son Ayward Curt1s Jones Jr Many thanks for lhe food cont r~buted Thanks to fnends from far away who were concerned about h1s family Dlon Billy Jam1e & Wendy whiCh he leh to carry on m hiS place He will never be forgotten at home or by h1s friends far and Wide Thank you all H1s father Ayward Jones Sr hts mother Mae Jones famtly D1on B1lly Jam1e Wendy 3 Yard Sale Fr1 & Sat 9 7 clothtng d1shes ratn can eels Spnnger Ad Kanauga Gall1pohs & Vtcinity In Memorram 2 yr old male Collie dog II I tfe 992 6215 Our smcerest end most heartfelt thanks to an our frtendl neighbors & role t1vea who contnbuted 1n any way In our time of loss of our husband & father Robert R Yonker Srncerely the Yonker Fam1ly 2 31 '{atd Sa\eS Card of Thanks 614 446 0294 ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR 1 SWEEPER and sewing ma chme repatr parts and supptres Pt ck up and delivery Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call WRITESEL •Storm Wmdows New Homes - hlenSJVe Remodehng lnsuTance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs & Garages Rooftng Work Alumtnum & Vtnyl S1d1ngs 16 Years Expenence GREG ROUSH PH 992-7583 or 992 2282 Cake? Weddtnl5 Are our Spectatty ·cuSTOM BUll THOMES MILlER ElECTRIC SERVICE All ~· mo J&L BLOWN INSULATION •Insulation •Storm Doors 3746 5 l or requtrements Ftnal tssu ance of a r pe1m 110 ope, at e Sc 010 Enmgy Assoctate<; Tw p Ad 141 Sc pto OH Etfecttve date INTERES,ED IN A NEW VEHICLE We d like to Introduce you to Encqe A Car tne modern way to dnve the veh1cle of your f<'l S 1 2 7tc If Interested contact The Home Na!tonal Bank rn Racrne 949·2210 Chap 3745 and OAC Cha ps 4/1211 ] / 23/ 1 110 Three acres wtth a nrcely coostructed conrete block home 26x30 3 bedrooms one bath 12xl5 itvrng room and 24x24 famtly room Parttally carpeted fuel otl furnace w1th facrlt for woodbumer Ires 12xl5 block storage burld mg. 20x30 block garage Rtght off Rt 248 country settmg, V. mrle e<~st of Chester, Ohto (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down starrs equrpped wrth hvmg room, ktlchen dtnrng room and den upstatrs has two bed rooms and one bath, house also has basement lot srze approx 48'x308 Needs work 16 1414 66 6037 Consul<ORC CALL 992-5949 CHESTER-985 3307 (!) HOUSE IN CHESTER ntnl;:t Pro ect1 0 ACJ Rncy tOE PAl las t w e f! ~ E!ler. J vr date s of I nal ac 11ons and SS J JilCf' dlltcs Q! p ODOSed ac hons are stated Fmrtl ac t o ns mnv bf' appealed n wr I n(] w th n 30 days ot lhP dil le o f 1h s r ot ce to Th e Env •on men ta Bo 1 d of Rev ev.. Rrn 10 1 250 E Town Sr Co lumbus OH 432 15 Nottf\ n l any appeal shal be ftted w th the d cc1or Wtlh n 3 d avs P a poscrl act ons wil bee a n PI na r ess a wr tt e n ad 1 Jd cn ttnn he 'H ng eattf'Sl s " L bm lled w Jh n 30 da\S ol !he ssuance d.Jtc or tlw d rec to' •ev ses I Wtlhd l aWS the P' Oposed ac 1on Any person may subm t com men1s and/or cauest a meet ng regard ng anv non r nal ac tt on wt1 h n 30 days o f lhf! dare tndtcaled Acl on as used abO\e does not ell de recetp l o f a ~,~er f ed complc11 nt As to any au on tneludtng eeetpt o f ver1f1ed com pia nts an,.. person may obta n not ce of turrhet acttons :m d add 1tonal nformatton Unless oth erw tse prov1ded tn noltees of parr tcu lar ac ttons all commu n ca ttons sha l be sen t ro Hear ng Cle k OEPA . PO Bo• 1149 Co lumbus OH 4JL 1ti Ph Announ ceme nt s chotce MAINTENANCE Reasonable Rates PH WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full Tome Shop Techmcten on Duty FOR SAlE fo llow ng wete ecP wd I JJ c pil 11 cJ by The Oh u E11v •or Th~ 37 45 4 7 *MOWING *TRIMMING *CEMETERY Racrne, Oh Ph 614 843 5191 Real ERtate General nm Stzes Start From 12'd6 P&S BUilDINGS Pomeroy \ IIJa Co nc 1 Pone C\ Oh o R ch.1 f U Srovle ric CARROll'S lAWN SERVICE SIZes from 6'x6 Up to 24'x36 Insulated Dog Houses nfl B, 0 All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS UTILITY BUILDINGS Publtc Not1ce 1 1n"1 S.tt t n ~ d 111h1 tl• pr •~ lot ~ lm-1 I h ,, , rhr n I tn t In m hrcu t ! ~ 1 I "'\ t r J N lll ( tl!h In mf' t4f 10 \1 r 11 , CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" -..c. or l hrk r ~ I H 1 1 u n('l)..., 11 I al 1q; th1 lo r own (JI'.tUSSf't!Oifii i S I hn ll t ba rk I r n >Cn tilt 1 lht n1 1 n1 1N1 ~pl r 1 '([ J.~k1lh -t l l P tll\ (lrclo ",,~~l ttl!t It 1111" r t ~ rr,..,.;lmi'l l lngrf hf' 1 1 1h , lt ho \p I fl 1 fi 1-1m h1 1 r n I r j h rill ()ffiLi ~ I 11 ]-)( 1\lil ];'(j II h rn H 1 hr ..,O l 1 p111 1 1 1 .., 1/€ '>11\j.! \aT's uf'lf'llJirrg 1-\ nd Utt' L:J !11 I 1k ~ld ~1f t> 11 t 1" n 1 hlnk !OJ wrll hP hPid J! lhP Cfln tr;) l T•tn t n nP M ld e 0 I 0 1 u In SPII plfsdrnt Mkr IJI '>ll t nl (ltd Dlddl( -..:><:u 11 llt~n 1,, I I q ut e l~ l rt 1 /1 li< vf' 00 trl _,p y Ol J T f1 A County poet's corner Ami : Mafi!aJl>l Durs1 l'l'Centl\ vlslt"l 101th :vir and :vlrs llon•ld f tusSI II !h 1 11m •KI f<h lt "lltt n Muth 'I h; ( \ I " I I <. 1 \; n I \A I! ~ m ml~ I ~ I tlltndr t rr 111' n Ill)( I d s u .,1"1(1 ht U~~ mi n).! 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R,a('tn{' ol l\ \h h ! ut 1h H~ Pu'"' II 1nd !.l.t<h'- fu( kt trn •n 1\ son and Jon llh w ,] n \J !1 11 ttl r1 r .u ry I tiP 1 J97b Che~ro 1 t '? 0 M on Jp C 11 lu Sr r No 1H5 7U61< 4 5!>448 PIP C"' nt•'ll lru<;l Co NA M lrll0pn Ohto r>"f _,p-; lllP 1r1 1o h r1 n t th s 'i l P. t rh..,, u "' \I " ll1 1-' nm tng ~ 1s rp1 .., I! 984 a1 I 0 AM tlu moon \1 H \0 I Ill I l d l n o r lit !{uo..;sl'll lllll 1nrl 'vl r ~~li t '-. JY nr 1! dt\ <.. \\llh \1r rnd \].., \\ \Ill \11th nit n I 1 on ( ostanzo .lrP John Elliott WJth Ius sol u :-;tuH 1 xtuh1l ~UJd looking un L"'i Anna ( h~iprn .UJ "ho dul.u1 t x hihtt on Meigs 4-H news :'}\ I l ilf I t...;u nd ~ ~ !J \ 1\l K1 rhdtd I Middleport, Oh10 1 13 tic ~JA f ' In• I hf' :\I IJ,.:" I I UI(fl(f' ScJJ br 11 ~h 1r nm ( md f{dplds U hr o ~ 11 t'tl 11n :Vl r 1nd Mrs Douglas ( rr lt n 1 M(Jnd r\ :vir u d \fir<. J)ougla s ( I Hif' c<.~ll!'fl 1n \1 tr ld Mrs llt\'\\a r cl Um NOTICE OF A PRIVATE SALE (.I' s he• eby l v 1 to s 30 00 o er set and there \'Ill be no Pfund A 1 b ds w II be com pared on Thf' bass o f the esttmated q :-tnt! e.:: q ven '1 the b d bonk) T'lese quanrtres are dpn r ~ nate and are g ven 10 p ov de a tn t or m basts tor th e co t 1pa so n ol b ds The Coun Ctl of the V llage ol Pomeroy Oh o t>Sefws the qht to r ( 0 l P dPCff'JSfl 0 0 n I I t e JmoJn t cl J'iv <..lass m porto 1 nf the wok a., pro; ded l ot n 1h( ( nnt1ac t Do urnenL 1 he ght rs P.Served by the PumefOy V llaC]P. Cou nr.d lo •F ret.:1 a y o• all b ds to watve ,-, fo ma t e~ 0' o accept any brl ,..,h h 5 JeEmed n ost r :~vo ilbtc 10 thP V llilqe A y co 1t act o co nt ac1s 'lw<Hrled u nder th s tnv tal on to• b ds .1re e)oect ed to be 1 nded n pa 1 h\ 'l gr ant from 1 , U ted '1ta es Oef)rHtmP.nl of H ou~ ll;; I U " an Oeve op men I iHUD r'-J e 11 f 1 I I e Un led Sra tes no• any ot 1~ Depan men ts AqcP 1es o• Emp ovees s o w II be iJ party to th s n~.- td! on tor b 1 5 o r Jny t:Su lt nq on trtr 1 ! he con tr acl lo 1 s p o ect w be s bJeCt to HUD pol cy a 11 qoa regard ng thP ncreasPrl 1 '>(' o f m1 !Drily btrS .,eJ e~ t c•or c;e ~ MBEJ Th s nol cv tn camp ance w lh the Off rP o f M anilgemen t ancJ B ci<']f l lf!MH PCJ PmPn! nf pus 1 P Ptfu !S hv ec p Pnl s ot lederJ l' H dSS <,ldnce 10 use MI)R t~na rhrnPnJ 0 10 OMB CIt tJia A OJ S~>< ron 31Cif3 4 2 FA 45W1 () Sc ot rnber 12 77 Th MAE " Df'C f ca1 O'i d "ill 'l <>hf'r J t ro 1ta necl ) th pr n1 srec I r: .1t ono:; lt f' MBE qoJI to rho s (Q nlracl <; ~ put~ 11] wh 1r IUSI be VINYL & 992 2196 Publtc Not1ce l h1 U \H lC' IH )JJf'~ nt for Sun dt\ Pome10y-Mrddleport, Ohoo r==========:;r::::::::::::::::::::::::::-r-:=========:::1 Business Senrices PAT HILL FORO 14112 1tc Carmel events I 12, 1984 Business Services Publrc Not1ce Publtc Not1ce SUMMARY JOB TRAINING PlAN SDA~O 24 Enhancmg mh J('-'1 m tht:-. '' 11 s .stuJy. v.as a \ 1'11 lJ\ 1!1 foutl h \n R1 gh t' LAFF A·DAY .. . ___ ----- Public Notice Judgmg th1~ \C'ai s fall \\f'n Dr James Schmoll Mtddlrpotl up"'omPinsl and John CosiJillu and Russell Moore school SU!X'I'l<;Ors of the Me1gs ( ount\ Roard of I dmd fiOn ~lll (_ J OV.. f LI S! !:[r:tdl Thursday, A l1l Colft St ,_,., Oltlit 4571! r 1'-; h( I l:k>hnlt' PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrltt ClaulfiMI Dtfl DliiJ ....... Michelle Triplett, daughter o!Mr and Mrs EugeneTrtplett Mulberr, 11rlghts Pomeroy was the best of show 'Nlllner of the annua l Pomerov Elemffltar; S< hool SCience Fatr H er theme of Cl"\ sta llzat JOII took lop honors m the annual P\ <'nt whJC'h -was headed b' tacult\ mC'mlx-1 Mr s 12, 1984 Ohro Busmess Opportumty Ftve room house wtth base ment and attached garage on two acres 4 m1lea from Potnt Pleasant on Rt 2 N t NOTICE t THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do busmess With people you know and NOT to send mon ey through the ma1l until you have rnvestt gated the offenng Be a Flea Market Dealer See our ad m Yard Sales 22 LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates FtiCed convent•onal FHA VA lead e r Mortgage Athens collect 614 592 3051 Profess1onal Servrces PIANO TUNING Lower pnced regular tunmgs dtscounh to Sen10r C1trzens Churches & Schools Ward s Keyboard 304 675 3824 P1ano Tuntng and Reparr Brunrcerd1 Mus1c Co 446 0687 Sk1U and mtegntv our trademark lane Damels 514 742 2951 8 & M Pamtmg Res lnd Comm Free esttmates C•ll 614 256 1492 1104 0 1 446 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 1 136 Shear Des1gns Unt1m1ted formerly Carol Corftures Easter spec1als perms $5 off from Aprtl15th 10 21st Mason W Va Unwanted Facta! or body hau? Permanent patnless removal by European Elec tromc Depllator Mary ts certtfted m thrs new compu tenzed d1g1tal system Carr todey 614 992 6720 Top of the Statrs full serv1ce salon Real Eslale 31 32 Mobrle Homes for Sale TAl STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 446 7572 Money to Loan HOME 23 304 675 324a Homes for Sale Ex lac 4 bdr house Corner of Washtngton Ave and Jemco Rd S 39 500 Rt 2 3 bdr country hvrng $28 000 l1st wtth us we have other A One Real Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard l Yeager Ill sales man Call 304 6 75 5104 or 304 675 5386 Three bedroom br1ck home wrth 1 % baths carpeted full basement garage b1g out stde bu1ld1ng wtth 1t.. acres rand on Georges Creek Rd Coli 446 4265 0232 o• 367 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHONE 614 44e 7274 1974Shultz 14x66wi1htlp out good condtt1on Washer &t dryer range refngerator central a1r Call 446 7487 In A10 Grande 1982 mobtle home 14 ft 2 bdr good co nd Set up on approx 1 acre land S 17 000 Call 446 8038 10 acre mtn1 farm 12lC80 mob1le home 5 outbutld tngs 400 lb tobacco baae ne 28x56 ft house started Owner movrng must sell $16 500 256 6620 Celt 614 1982 141150 mobde home S9 700 or S2 000 down s 150 monthly Call 446 9595 14•70 Ktrkwood two bed room mobtle home Central A H carpet apphancea un derprnmng $9 000 Call 614 256 6035 or after 6PM 446 8251 Used 2 bedroom mobrle homes furn1shed 1 Ox&O and 12x52 s1zes Your chance to own a comfort• ble home Browns tretler Court Mme rsvtlte Oh 614 992 3324 Reduce d movmg and must self 1973 12x65 mobile home Good conditiOn washer 8. dryer 86600 614 742 2274 Mob rle home for sale 12x60 1973 Cameron 2 bedroom Phone 304 675 6 48 4 after 5pm 1973 Fatrmont 12 x6 5 un furnished gas furnace cen tral an cond 53 000 00 Phon e 304 6 75 4188 after 3 30 PM or 675 3898 34 Busrness 8uildmgs Large two un1t apartment bulldtng good mvestment Prtce reduced 304 676 7541 241C24 two room w1th beth can be moved m two 12ft sect1ons 614 446 7598 or 446 2775 anyttme Home 1n M1ddlep on Aprtl shower of sevmgs Thou sends of dollars Call 614 35 18 992 6941 12 83 acres 622 ft black top road fron1age loc•ted on Jerry s Run 6 miles from Goodyear Plant Thrs prop erty has been surveyed spnng water 24 acres With large block and metal barn 1 360ft off Jerry s Run on Wanted to Do General Hauhng and Trash removal Servtce Reliable and dependable Call 446 3169 between 9 and 6 Ketth a Lawn Mow1ng & Trrmm1ng Serv1ce Reliable nnd dependt~ble Reas o na ble rntu ca,. 446 3159 or 266 6261 Roofing and guner work metal work housep•tnttng carpenter work ElCc ref Free estlm.tttes Call 446 3t71 BUild on your Iota new home you afford Over 1100 sq ft 6 rooms & b•th car peted ready to move tnto S26 500 also garages & basement Call Patuot Home Butlders 448 8038 W1ll cons1der mobde home u trade 10 Lots & Acreage County Rt 72 $19 000 Clyde Bowen Jr 304 578 2336 Must sell S2 000 down take over 8315 per mo pay mont TalCes & rnsurance 1ncluded Located Plentr Subdivision 3 bdr r•nch full ba1em1tnt carport woodburner crty schools 28 acres mostly wooded. several walnut uees. 10 bacco allotment ell minerel rtghts borders Chief Corh· !itock hunters par•d11e to ~ cated off Millstone Roed Pn ced 811 600 00 Phone Ca11446 8002 614 367 7271 �Page 36 12 Lota & The Daily Sentinel 64 Acreage Mlac. Merchendlae ~or aalo Mljootlo flroplaoo. oomploto with oil plpeo and ohlmnoy. Uud vory llttlo. U71 . Coli 814-241-1104. 38 ICtll oH Rt . 888, behind Falrground1 . Homa tlt11 or farm . U7,000 fi rm. Call 448 -2118 . Play perwl. oar 111t, welker, 32 acre farm for u11. good rocking houH. 4 mi. f rom town . Call 304 -897 -2827 . horoo ond beby twlng. Exc. oond. Call •41· Pete for 8111 size 9. One has matching par81olll hat . Ca/1814 -246- 1 acre of hmd on Grandview Hgts . S14 ,000 . 304 -675 · Bridesmaid or prom dresHI- 3 prom drtttH 1 size 7. 2 Sizos 9 -10, 11 -12 . Coli 614 -992 -6614 or 992 2856 . Renlals 69 Starc raft fold down camper with refrigerator; walking exerciser; exerciser bike Coli 992-6936 . llf 1(1~ OWNI~ IWtbl''*: CUIUIUt "'• '11 p: rwv.r ~.~ 1 llot Torrtor pupploo . 304 · 871-1108. -tAA\a ... "~ o11 a tc....a. loby rabbit• puro brod llo• . Dopoolt will hold till !utor. ... 00 and up. CaH 304878-8430. c1- ulll•u a'Mtlle~- ,...... . '*-" ;, loc.)(a.l i~ ~~ 2 10 gallon aquariums with stands, hoods. lights, S. gravel. $50 . Call 614-742· 2075 . 2nd . Awe., Gallipolis, Ohi o Four cemetary lots at Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire . 992 -2395 67 Ca ll 446 -0505 after 7 week days or anytime weekend s. Or stop by 387 LeGrande 81\Jd . Furnished apt. , 2 bdr . , $185 . 1136 % 2nd ., Gallipolis Water paid . Ca ll 446 4416 aftftr 7PM . 1 bedroom Apt. $196 . mo . includ ing ut ilities Eq ua l Housing Opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apts . 614 -992 7787 2 bdr. house Pt . Pleasant a rea . For additional informa tion call 446 -4602 . 3 bdr .. all 'C a rpeted. S230 mo .. dep. 1 mi. out At . 160. Ca ll 446 - 1354 after 5 . 2 bedroom furnished . 9200 mo & de posit . also. 1 be droom & bath cabi n, s 110 mo & deposit . Cool ville. Ohio Call 614-667 - 30 80 . Peavey standard Saara 260. 300 wan head, with Peavey cabinet. with six 10" apeak · located 1 mi . south of Eureka 12x60, S160 mo .. plus $100 dep . & ref s. Call 614 -643 -2916 or 614 -643 - 2644 2 bedr oom unfurnished mobile homo 12x 60 . W-D hookup . lf1 mile past hospi tal Call 446 -4369 or 675 · 9760 2 bdr . totally furnish ed. air . washer. dryer. $210 rent , deposit, near hospital Call 446 -1354 after 5 . 2 bdr . tr ailer fully furnished , good location, sec dep req . Call 446 -8658 . 1 2x66 Trailer 2 bedrms. 1 'h baths . located on priv ate 1/ 1 acre lot in Addison . S220 a month plus utilities. Call 614 -992 -6843 aftor 5 p .m . Mobile Home for rent ; extra nice. 2 bedroom, completely furnished ; $175 . month , plus utilities, deposit. no pets . Call 992 -7479 . Trailer for rent in Middleport . house for re nt in Pomeroy . Call 614 -992 - 3590 . 0611 . WITH OPTION TO BUY. 14 ' 4,30 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis . New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms Furni shed apartment for rent ; utilities pd . 992 -5949 . 1 b edroom apt., furnished . utilities paid. n o pets. 3 'h miles south of Middleport, Rt. 7 . John Sheets. Call APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houses. Pt . Pleasant end Gallipolis 614-446 - TWIN RIVER S TOWER . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of les s than S12 .300 . Renting for 30 pe rcent of adjusted inco m e. Phone 304 -675 -6679 . One bedroom , wa sher dryer h ookup , stove and ref . fur nished . Newly redecorated . Close to h os pilal . 304 -675 - 1962 . One bedroom apt .. conve nient location , call 304 675 ~ 2441 . 45 Furnished Rooms Fo r rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel . Call 614 - 446 ~ 0766 . Sleeping room S1 15. utilities paid _ Share bath , male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd . Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 446 -4416 after 7 PM . 46 Space for R e nt COUNTRY MOBILE Ho me Park . Rout e 33 . North of Pomeroy . large lots. Call One acre trailer space , 3 mil es from Bidwell School . S50 . m o nth 304 - 675 7746 wide all electric mobile home. setting on lot ready to move into . S200.00 down 4 7 Wanted to Rent $175 00 MONTH . 304 5 76 -2711 . House. prefer country , call 43 Farms for Rent Three new glass top living room tables. $60 .00 each . Cull 304 -675 -2810 after 992 ~ 7721 614 -992 -7479 2 bedroom mobile home. new carpet. furnished . utilitiea paid, no pets . 1 kid accepted Call 614 -367 - 614 -698 -7068 WANTED TO A ENT barn in Gallipolis Forry for F.F.A . project L. D . Pyl es 304 - Good c orn ground i n Tuppers Plains area . Call 614 -667 3368 . Merchandise Apartment for Rent 51 Household Goods Housing Opportunity! has . one and two bedroo ma, rent · starting at S157 fQr one ' bedroom and $193 per : month tor two bedroom . . w ith 8200 deposit louted · near Foodland and Spring ~ Valley Pl az a. pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2745 or leave :~ menage . ~ 'Smal l efficitmcy apart ., ce n · TV & Appliances. 627 Third Ave ., Gallipolis, 614 -446 1699. Spin washers, gas & electr ic dryers . auto washers, gas & electric ranges . refrigerators , TV sets . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigera tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap pli ances. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest MoteL 614 - 446 ~ 7398 . .· 0338 Bargains Trade Center Furn . & appl . outlet . Ka nauga, Ohio . 2 bdr epts .. nice , bdr apt . utilites pa rt paid . A -One Real Estate. Carol Yeager Broker . Howard l. Yeager Ill stl lesman Call 304 -675 ~ p104 o • 304 -675 -5386 . 513 1h Third Ave ., 3 room ap1 ., 1136 mo . includes water . Call 446 -4222 between 9 and 5 . 2 bdr . apt . downtown $176 '·mo . & 7 rms . house for rent . .tall 448 -3919 · 0021 . or 446 ~ Garage apt ., furnished 3 rooms & bath . Washer & dryer . Clean. no pets, adults only. Dep . & ref . req . Call 446-1519. ·g bdr . unfum . garage apt ., $260 plus depo1h . Call Rebuilt washers, dryers & refriger11tors . 30 days war ranty . Nice . Hupp's Applian ces & Glassware. Corner At . 1 41 & At . 7 . 446 -8033 . Used washers & dryen . rengea. refrigerators . All nice & clean and reaaonablv priced . M & K Used Waahen, Proctorville, Oh . Across from fire Oepertment Uaed 3 pc . vinyllivingroom suite, reversible cushions, e76 . Call 446-4972 after 6PM . $399 . bunk beds complete with bunkiea $199. 2 piece ontron livingroom suites S199. antron recliners 899, other recliners $80, maple dinette sets S 179, box springs & mattress twin or full $1 00 set regular -firm $120, maple dinette chairs $35. wash stands 834. maple rockers $59. 7 piece chrome dinette set $149, 5 piece dinette set $99. used bedroom suites, refrigera · tors , ranges, chest, dressers, wringer washers . TV's. dryers. & shoes . Call 614 -446- 3159 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa , chair, rocker, otto man, 3 tables, (extra heavy by Frontier). $685. Sofa. chair and lovaseat, 8275 . Sofas and chairs priced from $285. to $896 . Tables, $46 and up to S126. Hide-abods , S440 . and up to S525 .. Recliners. $175 . to 8375 ., lamps from $28 . to $75 5 pc . dinettes from 999 , to 435 . 7 pc . 9189 and up . Wood table with six chairs 8426 to $746 . Desk $110 up to 8225 . Hutches. 8550 . and up. maple or pine finish Bunk bed complete with ma«resses, S260. and up to $396 Baby beds, $110 . Manresses or box springs . full or twin. S58 ., firm, $68 . and S78 . Queen sets, $1 95 . 4 dr . chests. $42 5 dr. chests, $54 . Bed frames. S20 .and $26 .. 10 gun Gun cabinets. $350 . Gas or electric ranges $375 . Baby mattresses. S25 & S35, bed frames S20, $25. & S30 , king frame $50. Good selection of bedroom suites . cedar chests, rockers . metal cabinets, swivel rockers . Used Furniture Ranges. chairs . dryars . refrigerators and TV's 3 miles out Bulaville Ad . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon . thru Fri. , 9am to 5pm, Sat . 614 - 446 ~ 0322 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12"-22 " stocked in yard . HEAP vender, prompt delivery . 614 -266 · 675-7453. 18,000 btu air cond., brand new, used six times. large Microwave oven . Phone 304 ~ 773- 6397. 55 Building Supplies Building material• block. brick. sewer pipes. windows. linte l s, etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande. 0 . Coli 614-246-6121 . Ludwig Octa - Piua drum out fit . Cymbals. c11es. electric drum and chimes included . ANY MAN," OXEN SAY.S . 58 Now open for business, Mountain State Block . Rt. 33 , New Haven. Complete masonry supplies, 4 ", 8 ", 12" block . Delivery service. limestone. Sand. Gravel Delivered in Mason. Meigs, Gallie or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 -7786 . 56 Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor-outdoor faci l ities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. Ca11 614 -446- 7795. 614-687-3182 . 1 - - - - - - - - - -- New Holland 860. large round baler e4600 . Vicon whool roko. 8450. CoH 614742-2038 or 742-2621. Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming. Indoor -outdoor boarding fa· cilities. Engl ish Cocker Spaniel puppies . Call614 -388 - 9790. 614-446-2282 . Coli 614-446-3844 alter 6 . Wanted to buy tobacco poundage. Call446-9777 or 446-3692 Want to lease tobacco base. Make an offerl Call 446 · Want to lease tobacco allot ments, Mason. Cabell. Put nam County. Call An dy Sigler. Morgan' s Wood lawn Form . Rt . 36. 304-675 2276 or 304-736-2342. Livestock Corn planters : New Ford ,l row, used 4 row MF . Call 614-379-2468. 2 Registered Hereford bulls . 1 Belgian 2 year old gelding . 1 Pal•mi no mare. Call 614 49" spotted mare. Call 614·256 ·1528. 3 yr . old Reg. Angus bull, very gentle, good blood line. Jack ' s Tropica l Fish & Pat Shop -Bait, Evergreen. Oh . PH . 446-0198. Easter spec . 1 0 gal. ag . with filter & pump 812 .95, baby Para keets $9 .50, guinea pigs $4 . 99. fancy hamsters S1 .29 . free canary nest with purchase of any bird supp lies !min . 85 .00), Baby ducks have arrived. Flying squirrels will be ready aoon, lg . new shipment of fresh water & sa ltwater fiah . Many more special ' s to numerous to list . kids and mllkora. Call 304675 -6430. Thorobred Collie for stud service. 992 -3014 . 1 0 " Pollen chain saw 875 . Pekingese puppies for sale. 304-882-2683 . 446 -4782, 8ulavillo Ad, 1977 Chevy pickup in axcel lent condition for sale. 992 - Hay & Grain Northup King corn, alfalfa & grass aeed. other farm seedt. Ca ll Vaughn Taylor, 81 4-246-6084 or 614-2466816 altar RPM. Conditioned Hay for sale; mixed alfalfa, orchard gra11, oats, It clover. Call 614 · 667-6164. 1974 Olds 98 Roc. 2 dr .. HT. loaded. new paint, excellent cond . Call 446-4942 . 1978 Ford Fiesta good gas mileage. good cond. Call 1980 Chevy Citation. cream color, good cond., AC, AM FM 11ereo, tilt wheel, 4 cyl., 4 spd., good tires. $2,200. Call after 1PM. 614-245- 6601 . 1972 Ford wagon $550. Call 614 -367-0641 . 1982 Chevette AM -FM , AC . aports stripes, sports mirrors, sport wheels, $4,600. 1972 Cadillac Coupe, full power, climate control. ste reo. loaded. very clean. excellent condition . Call 1982 American Motors AMC Spirit. 6cyl ., auto ., air, Chevette, auto , hawk. 6 cy l .. auto .. air, AM · FM tape, 82,495 . John's Auto Sales, 446 4 782, Bula ville Rd, Gallipolis, Oh . Open til dark . 1978 Ford XL T pickup. auto. runs good, S2,400 00 . Phone 304-895 -3654. 1973 G.M .C. Astro 95 . 318 Detroit engine, 10 speed Fuller transmission , 11 X22 .5 tire steel belted radial tubeless . &5,000.00 304 ~ 675 ~ 3206 . 73 4 Vans & W.O . 1979 Mustang Ghia. black grey. vinyl top . Excellent condition . A .C .. a_m _ f .m .. cassatt. V8 automatic. 992 ~ 93200 . Call alter 5 6843 . auto., ac, am -fm radio & CB . 614 -992 - 1970 Opal GT, 1966 Dodge International pickup . 614 -742 2834 . '68 Camero AS, new tires. 327 engine 4 spd. 81100 . 1982 Oldsmobile Firenzo . a.c .. p.s. , p.b., auto . trans mission, 20 , 000 miles 304 - 676 ~ 1600 large round bales of mixed & Fertilizer For Sale or Trade - 1968 Mercury Cougar and 1968 AMX. Coli 304-882-3146 . 1981 Z28 Camero , 4 speed. 22,000 m;loo 7817. 304 -676 - 81 .000.00 . 675-5081 . scotchguard -water extrac tion, deodorizers. FREE esti · mates . Reasonable ratea . Gene Smith. 992 -6309. l-1\~t>-. Ke\\JPIE::, Phone 304 - W~l/ OL' b!Rl..! (]) (j]) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour OCl 1ll0/ ALWA'I? 651 lll!; URb~ Ja.LI/~ RON'S Televisi't_A Service. Specializing il1 lenith and Motorola, QuUar, and house calls. Call 304-676 - 304-675 - 2088 4660. ' 7,]0 GET your carpet mates . 304 -675 ·2296. 74 Motorcycles 1 75 cc Kawasaki trail & road bike. 100 cc Yamaha road & dirt bike, CIJ Jericho' CIJ Ill tnl That's lncrodiblol Q(J)IID Magnum P.l. Rob- Tttlti6 •. Coli 446-8648 82 \R)I60 min.) CU ()]Sneak Preview• Cofrey lyons take a look at what's happening at the Plumbing 256-1141 after 5PM . 1979 HondaCBX6cylinder. mint cond .. new tires, fairing . Call 446 0648 after 5 PM . AKD 175 Kawasaki & Yah mahe Enduro, 8600 for both Call evenings 614 · 882-3416. 1982 Kawasaki KX250 . Mo tor cross, good running shape . $925. or boat offer. Call 304-675 -7869 after Kawaski 500 KZ , needs wiring and battery. Price ·a1 Suzuki 850. full dress, shaft drive. exc . cond .. $2,400.00 . 2480 . ~EVGOTIII.GO 1WICE AROUND TH' cOuRSE , IS THAT IT~ Chris Craft 36 cruiser with ft . cabin trailer, $12 ,000. Call 614 · 245 6032 or 304 - 675 ~ 1731 . Larry 's Boat Service, NOW OPEN, 9,30 a.m. to 6:30 p.m . Boat & motor repairs of all kinds. Propeller service, all makes, 3 days . Uvebait& tackle . MinnKota Service Center . 88 Main Street, Correct Craft & Ski Su preme. fami ly aki boats. New & used. Parkersburg. Auto Parts & Accessories ANY OF THE OBSTII.CLES, IT COUNTS AGAINST 'EM: SET? offo;, IRI III GooG Neighbors Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446 -3BBB or @New Tech Times a 9:00 614-446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt . 1, Box 356 , Galli· 83 ~~ . " ·" " '- ~. WIWACO seems awfully anxious to tie up ~our design! Jr::;.d could "'·''lk"" mi II ions hit, Wa lt! And in thi$ contract '--~ they're tdlkinq pennies! 83 ,600.00 . 896-3812 . 72 Phone . III Ill Mystery! Trucks for Sale New truck fenders & doors . Chevy fenders $84 .95 . Chevy doon $175. Ford For sale furniture, applian· ces , misc . Second house on left, Texas Rd . Iandor• $75 . Coli 614 -2661280 . Massey Ferguaon 7HP riding mower, with 36 in. cu1 . Call 1976 International road tractor, 903 Cummings, 10 3 sets gold drapes & sheen. 2 pc . slightly uaed livlngroom suite , 1 love •eat. Call 614-245 -9164 after 8PM . 614-266-6409 . 1600. Call446-3236. Country Oak Furniture, tablea, chairs, cupboards. dry ainkl, pie safa1. Iota of mite . Conkles . Rt . 7 , Tuppers Plains, Ohio . 8 HP Bolens garden tractor, 32 in mower deck. Len N Sons Small Enginea . 1 six pack JR Ewing bear •&oo. Call 614-379 -2827 . Sunday ca lls. No opd .. $8000 . 1976 GMC Dump 366. gas cheater a ~tie, insulated bed, air brakes. 88000 . Three axle equipment trailer, t1 000. 12 ton unit rruck crane. '4000 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers Oh . 614 - 742 - (C losed Captioned) (!J Duck Factory !PREMIERE) An asp ir;ng 676-2897 . animator attempts to carve a career for himself amidtt the wacky employees of a struggling animation house. WINNIE Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work, ell work guaranteed . Aerial truck rental. 614 -446 - YES, I RECEIVED ACCEOE TO TME PICTURE OF MY BROTHER. L>E.MANL>ti. JUST TELL I DON'T WANT ANY MORE HARM TO COME 4066 . WHAT YOU WANT ME TO WAIT ING ANY LONGERIff! TAKING TilE NQ'.T__ __. ' CONCOI<t>£ Fl./GilT TO I'AI?/5.' 10:00 0 min.) I]) MOVIE: 'Exposed' I]) MDVIE: 'Culo' Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284. CU Major League Baseball: At lanta at San Diego D. DAY REFRIGERATION 0 Cil Ill IDJ 20/20 CIJ lllll Diona Singer SALES - Profeuional service tor appliances. heating. cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana. Gibson, Kitchen Aid. Residential, Com mercial. Industrial. 304 675 - 4 8 1 9 or Diana Ross will be joined by Michael Jackson, Quincy Jones and Larry Hagman in this mus ical BARNEY 614 ·388 -8274 . spoc1al . (A)iJO min .) (I) Avengers (fil Newawatch MAW -- GO DOWN TO TH' STORE AN' GIT ME SOME CHAWIN' TERBACKV D. DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Profenional service for appliances. heating . cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit chen Aid . Residential, Com mercial, Industrial. 304 - @l iNN News 10:30 Cil 81ondio (]])Tony Brown's Journal fit love Am•rican Style 0 Ill CIJ 0 ()) ® 01 tnl 11:00 News (]) Another life (!J Nowo/Sporto/Woother or (I) Dave Allan at Large 448-8038. General Hauling Need something hauled away or something moved? PEANUTS James Boys Water Ser\lice. JIMS WATER SERVICE. Call Jim Lanier, 304-8757397. GA. ([) Latonlght Amorico 1D All In the Family 01 (!21 N;ghtllno 1'"'1 Twilight Zone 1 t:45 lA.l Not Noceuorlly Tho 'r'OU WERE i(IGIT.. TfiE'{ SEEMED VERY PLEASED l!l Mezde SportaLook Q ()) Trapper John, M.D. 87 NORTH 4·12 ·84 +K2 • Q iO 3 squeeze is always possible when there are threat cards in two suits . t AK 87 +A K 6 5 WEST EAST • 93 • 9 86 • 42 tQJ0 932 +QJ 9 3 +QJ 10 8 6 4 tJ5 +10 8 South h as th e m i n dummy 's diamonds and in clubs in both hands. lt is likely that East will be long in both mlnor suits South SOU Til +A 75 • 64 +74 2 Vulnerable: N orth -Sou th Dealer: South \\'est North East 2+ lt Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass 4 NT 5 NT Pass Pass needs to ruff a spade in dummy. so he must count on East's having two .AKJ75 1• mcluding a spade ruff . The only way to get to 13 is a club-diamond squeeze. A I3.5.. South 6t Pass Pass spad es. South starts by tak ing dummy's ki ng of spades and leading a spade to his ace, ruffing his last spade with the queen of trumps. South now runs off four trum ps to get down to a si x· card e ndin g with dummy hol ding A· K-8 -7 of diamonds and A-K of clubs. East has been squeezed. He needs to keep four diamonds and three club s. but he can keep Opening lead: •Q only six car ds. Now it is up to South to know what suit East is guarding . If East is down to North looks at his 19 highcard points and is surel y The two-spad e weak jump overcall by West doesn't disturb him at all. He s1mply bids three diamonds and. when South responds three hearts, he takes off for th e stratosphere and ltna lly bids seven hearts. The bid is a trifle optimistic since ther e t wo clubs. South cashes dummy 's A-K of clubs an d A·K of diamonds. South returns to his hand by ruffin g a low diamond and makes the thirteenth trick w1th hlS litt le cl ub lf East co me s d ow n to t hr ee di amonds, South plays A-K of dia monds and ruffs a dia mond in his hand to set up dumm y's fou rt h diamond as IriCk 13. 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U VIlla - , Italy DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work It: II AXYDLIAAXR LONGFELLOW One Iotter &Imply otands lor another. ln thi a aample A Ia used lor tbe three L 's, X lor the two O's, elt . Single lettera, apo&trophes, the length and lormali?n of lhe words are all hinta. Earh day the rode !ellen are d1lrerent. CllYPTOQUOTES \I ewe 4318 . Upholstery Camper trailer, '78 Starcraft, 17 h .• aelf contained . 304-875-6912 . @I Benny Hm Show 0 (2) C!l Tonight Show (I) Bette Midler: No Frilla Cil Beat of Groucho Cil SportoCentor ()) Benny Hm Show 0 (I) Moatorw Golf Tanight's program features highlights of first round action from the Augusta National Golf Club , Augusta, Wo'll do it Coli 446 -3169 13ft. self contained Leisure Products camping trailer. Has everything . Call 448 - 1977 Camper self con tained, enume loan . Phone Hill Street Bluoa mayora l candidote (RJI60 SEWING Machine repairs, service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop . Coll814-268 -1 141 or 814446 - 1176 or 614 -446 7911 ' 1 ton Ford van truck , good running cond ., 81.600 . Call Ill C!l Capt. Furlllo is caught in the middle when Chief Daniels tr ies to use Hill Street cops to upstage a police operation of a rival TO HIM! BURDETTE CAMPER SALES S. SERVICE, U.S. Rt . 60. Coolville , Oh 614 667-3388 . 304-895-3864. 'Shades ol 0 ill 9:30 between 9 and 6 . Cal1992-6468. St. Rt . 124. Simon A Darkness_· A women wantt vengeance against e spirit that is bewitching her hus band at night. (60 min.) 304 -675-6462. 304- are only 12 winning tricks, interested in a slam. disc jockey witnesses the dtsappearance of a fellow O.J . and hires Rick and A.J . tc find him . (A) (60 min) Dotson's Tree Service . In sured · Free Estimate. 304· 85 East must drop his guard Cil 0 Cil ®Simon & 11:30 lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy lu" truck . Phone Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby By Oswald Jacoby Art becomes involved with a patient who reminds h im of his lata father and Shelby discovers that her new friend 1S trytng to get Scon. (60 min .) J .A .R. Construction Co . Water lines . Footers . Drains . All kind• of Ditching . 675 - 4819 614 -388 -8274. BRIDGE and Jame< Jacoby -C2J Cil IIIIDJ Two Marriages Good- 1 Excavating. bnementa, footers, driveway1, septic tanks. landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4537, Jamea l. D11vison. Jr . owner . 84 Jumble Book No 2S, conlalnlng 110 puules . Is nlllable lor S 1.95 plus SSC pot II~ lnd hndllng lrom Jumble, cJo this newspaper. Bo ~ 34. Norwood, N.J. 076-ta. Include your name , addren, lip code an<! make check p aya tMe to NewapapefboOks Cheers When I}) Boxing presents a 10round Jr . Welterweight bout featuring Andy Nance vs _ Ricardo Jiminez ~. .. Excavating Rullond . 2903. I Jumblos ADAGE VILLA CYMBAL JARGON Answer A hy pocrite is someone who can't tell the tru th without doing th is-LY ING Carla's ex-husband comes to town to show off his fian cee, Sam helps Carla by posing as her boyfriend. (A) 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from Las Voges. NV Top Rank ........... ~::::"'~~~~~ 304-882 · Boats and Motors for Sale READY~ YEP.' AN' IF THEY SKIP CD Family Tiaa Steven is very tempted when a woman offers him the opt1on of a no·Strings ALLEY OOP CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING rn 0 8:30 & Heating SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating. Rt. 2 Neal Road. Point Pleasant. W. Va. 304675-6420 . licensed and Insured . Yesterday ·s in's Nest may be lost unless Magnum and a local softball team ~:an beat tv· coon Buzz Benoit's players . Enough' 1981 Suzuki 850l full dressed $2.000 Call 614 - 76 Build on your lot a new home you afford. 0\ler 1100 sq . ft ., 6 rooms 8a bath, car~ peted. ready to move into. e26 . 500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builders 448 -8038 . Will consider mobile home as trade -in . MOVIE: 'Rough N;gh11n XXr (Answers tomorrow} MOVIE: 'The Unseen' MOVIE: 'Bast Friends' (Il National Cancer Quiz @ NFL's Grea1ost Moments: B8at Ever Taama BUT.. I HEAR 'NAL, 6UF!E! SHIP'$ eHQfN£6! WE'VE OOT FOOFI . AN' THEY'RE POWEflFUl GOIN' IILL TH' ENGINES ON EliCH TIME! COR!fE!I 0' THIG Now anange the cirded letters to form the 11urpnse answer, 81 suo· gested by tho above cartoon Entertainment mOVIeS . pol;a. Coli 614 -367-0676 . 75 of Fortune fl) MOVIE: 'Once Is Not after 6PM . WV 304-422 -8433 or 304422 -2367. 1979 Chrysler Cordoba , very good condition. fully equipped. good gas mileage, Bob Newhart Sho v Ill iJl 1573. 1978 C-20 Chevy Sport van. auto. AM -FM tape. carpeted, sport rims , covered spare tiro, rear ladder , S3 .695. John's Auto Sales. 446- 4 782 , Bulavilla Rd. Gallipolis, Oh . Open til dark . c~~­ ''[IJ YOU'RE r I I m Jeffersons ANNIE SHIP lnteJior, extertor painting; textured ceiling . 304·676- Answer here: Nell fixes the Chief up with a transse11.ual. (R} SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1967 International Scout , 4 WD . Call 614A46-0319 . XJ I fjJ Ono Day at a Time 8:00 II (2) C!l Gimmo o Brook - WHAT 1\AE WE OOiti' THAT'S A FACT. OUT HERE THOUGH, ANNIE! IT'G Mef!E PROFE5SOFI EOI'i? LI~E A 8/IRGE! 'OAOOY" 5AY5 IT WAS TO~() OUT WE'flE NOT EVEH HEllE •. ON A S!IIP/ I tSUNGUF 8 (2) Tic T oc Dough ill Video Jukebox CIJ or 676 - D I YETLEEj ®News CIJ Q ()) Fom;ly Fe, - I rienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpen· ter, electrician. mason . Call 0 I Kj <II ESPN's Speedweek RINGLE ' S SERVICE expe- h IIIIDJ People' a Court lD P~:;T I,'J; AFTER Pe/IIJIT 13VTTE'R hosts Neal Gabler and Jef- Coolville. 614-667 ·6807. '74 Olds Omega 250 , six cyl. , good clean cond. C!l Chorlie'o Angelo Q (I) Whool of Fortune BORN LOSER CA N YOU GET FUR FROJ A SKUNK? STAIV (])Entertainment Toninht GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . 1560 Coli 614-949-2773, Womo . ask for Jim Lively. Hoy t1 .60 per bolo. Phone 304-882-2422. oxp. Coli 614 -388 -9662 . 5:00 . pending. 304-882-2349 or 304-675 -1868 . 1969 Camero 360. 4 speed. hoy 11,600 lba .) no. per bolo. Coli 304-676-1888 oftor 6:00PM . ' some remodeling . 20 yrs. 1983 Dodge lf. ton , AC . PB. PS , AM-FM stereo 81tC . cond.. S8 ,500 firm . Call 446 -0687 between 9 :30 - 5,30 PM . $1 , 100.00 . plumbing. roofing, Remodeling. siding. interior and e•terior, textured coat· ing, simulated brick and stucco . Thermo replace ment windows. 304 -675 - 1982 Honda. 760 Custom Faring . 6.602 miles. 304 - 304-676-3308 . No Sundoy sales . torior, cy Henn Arnold and Bob Lee Unscramble theae four Jumbles. one letter lo oach oquoro. to IO<m loura<dinoryworda. a STEAMER. Water removal. furniture cleaning. free esti - or 446-7858. 1969 11614 367 0409 (J) Business Report il]) Nowton'o Apple 7:00 (2) PM Magazine (I) Hera Come the Brides @ SportoCentor (1) Sanford and Son - Tonight 949-2281 or 949 -2129 . Dart, · Q ()) riD CBS Nowo 1331 1974 Volk!lwagon Beetle. good cond . Call 446 -2787 17300.Coll 992-5807. Seed <Il Carol Burnett (I) OIIDJ ABC Nowa 2149 . AM -FM,$4,195 . 1981 2dr. 84300 . Coli 7665 . • Numero Uno ® Wheel Ill tnl Call 446-3101 . Chevy a Riflemen Fe«y Tree Trimming, stump removal . Call 304 - 876 - 388-8661 . Ground ear corn 86 .50 par 1 00. Bring own container . 66 CIJ 2398 or 614 -446-2454. 1980 Omega, V6. PS, P8 . 64 a ·71 half ton Chevrolet pickup. good cond .. good rubber . Phone 304 -675 - $3,196. 1979 Buick Sky- silver - black, Dairy goats Alpinet and L..manchaa, buck and doe Coli 614-843 -5276 . 1978 Ford Granada 6 cyl.. 2 dr., HT, low mi ., good condition . Call446 -4942 . 446-0677. Call 614-367·7193 . Euter bunnies, Bllorted sizes, colors, & breeds. $3.50 each. Pedigree extra . alter after 6PM. 614 -245-9179 . Coll814-387 -7490. 5467. Call 614-388-9003 6PM . 446-7687 . 1 blonda Cocker Spaniel male. 1 yr. o ld, has shots White Easter bunnies, Pedi gree Rex. also red , weaning this week. Call 614-246 - 1981 Corvette, like new inside II out, 10.000 miles. John Deere tractor, New Idea conditioner, equipment trailer 18ft. Phone 304 · Wanted to Buy 1980 yellow Chevy luv 4 spd .. AM -FM tapa, real clean . $2,995. 1980 blue Chevy luv 4 spd., AM -FM tape, camper top. real nice, $3,196 . John's Auto Sales. 3410 . 87 Firebird convertible. fully restored, exc . cond . Call 63 Telea' (2) MOVIE: 'The Toy' Cil New Treeaure Hunt <II Mozdo SportoLook CIJ Andy Griffith C!l Newa/SpDrto/Waothar (I) Dr. Who il]) 3-2-1. Contact Gl Star Trek 6:30 (2) (!) NBC Nawo @ Gallipolis. Oh . Open til dark. 614-949-2013. pipes . Coli 614 -256 -1528. Autos for Sale 1976 Chrysler Cordoba red & black, 2 door, excellent running condition . Ca ll 614- 266-6866 or 446 -8535. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow pup· pies. CFA Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese kittens . each . Coli 614-667-6679. Co11614 ·256 -1628 . 71 Super C Farmall fast hitch, amal l case tractor, 3 point hitch. Ford 2 row cuhiva tors, tri axel machinery trailer, all in exc. con . Call 614-367-7220. 6804 . o·: fLnnance Tractor MF186, Dietel, multi-power power steering, 1700 hours . E~c. condition . 3-PT. A.C . plows J-16 inches both for •6600. Call Judy Taylor Grooming. Call Firewood c ut up slabs S15 pickup load . Call 614 -245 - 266- 1427. 1----------- Trucks for Sale - - - -- - - - - -- Coli 614-388·9362 . 61 4-446· Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS IN AND BEAT IT OUT OF HERE. PAINTING - interior and eJt - Tr~nsnor1~1ion polia.OH. 2364. Registered Cocker Spaniel puppies. 4 wks . o ld. B londe females, black male. 8160 Case 310 front endloader dozer, $4,000 . Call 614 - c ~~~~....~~~~~·~~~·~-~'"'~"~-~-·~'~..~-~~~- :;:~~~~~~~~~~~ 72 I ment Co. St . Rt.7 N. Galli · Phone day 304-882 -2222. evening 882 -3239 . (I) 1D Ill II2l Newa (2) MOVIE: 'Buga Bunny'o Third Movie: t 001 Rabbit Home Improvements AND LEAVE MRS, STITT IN THEIR HANDS ~ \!-iJ ~~ cs D C2l (I) 8 8:00 Alum . vinyl skiing. storm doors. windowl, guttera, roofing and room addition . 1976 Monte Carlo exc. cond .. $1.600 or best offer. 62 EVENING WE CAN JU!7T HOP ~j}~N} ffi'il ~THAT SCRAMBLEDWOIIDOAME ~ I CHEKT (J I 4/12184 Cell 614-388 -9867 . Harris Farms & Green Houses, At. 124, Porttand, Oh . Now open 10--dulk. Zuspon, 304-773-5554 . LANDFILL 10! THAT'S OUI' CAl<. . Fruit 896-3471 . j IJl. Marcum Roofing II Spout· ing. Now installing rubber roofs . JO years experience, specializing in built up root. & Vegetables Call Television Viewing THAT'S THE CRA'ZY HILLBII.. LY WE SOLD THE ; 61 4 -266-1 1 82. 82 ,000 .00 firm . 304·676 · 1837. LUMBER -Rough cut, oak. poplar, 2x4. 2x6. 2x8. 1 x4, 1 ll:6, 1 x8. length available. 8 ft . through 16 ft. Hogg & 6245 . '-446 -3786 . ' furnished efficiency, 807 • 2nd .. Gallipolis . 5146 . Share bath. single. Call 446· 44 f 6 after 7PM For Easter soft aculptured dolls, Cabbage Patch Type . Call 304 -676 -4014 . Two swivel rockers . f304 - All kinds " tral air&. heat , 1 professio nal :" 1"fPe gentleman only . 446 - .- - - - - - - ! . Commercial and reslden · tial, free utimatel . Call 0476 . 304-675 -1940 675 -626 7 : JACKSON ESTATES · APARTMENTS !Equal IS AMAN!" STUCCO end PLASTERING era. 1400. Con 448-8865. Troy-Bitt tillers. Check our apecial price before you buy any tUiera. Swiaher Imple- $140 .00 . 304-675 -2574. G .E. washer and dryer. 2 yrs . old, like new . $260 .00 . 8221 . M obile home for rent. Cal l 44 6 -1609 o r 446 -0508 IT DVE SAYS . •NOT JUST 1178 28ft. Wlldornooa, •••· oond .. fully aall oonttlnocl, AC. awning, lull both. Mull aool to apprtolotl, f4,111 flrm. Coli 81 4·387 -0310. 81 TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick- Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave.. Gallipolis. Call Two end tables and coHee tabiD. solid maple. like new , R iverside Apts . Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens. S130 . Equal Housing Opportuniti es . 614 - 614 ~ 367 - 0611 Mobile Homes for Rent "INKY, • Mualcel Instruments Fann Suppl1r s & L1v~stock 3 bdr . ranch with garage. o n la nd sca ped lot 1/ 2, minutes from Gall ipolis in Green Acres Subdivision . Dep , lease & ret . req . $250 m o . Motor~ Homtl & Cempera 79 The Daily Sentinei- Pcrga 13 Ohio 't !; Houses f o r Rent 5 rm . house 44 Olive St. Ga llipo li s . Inquire at 918 44 by Larry Wright 9469 . 7436 after 4 :30 . 42 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Pamerov-Middleport, 0788 . Lot for sale, Greenbrier Estates . No trailers allowed, 2 V: acres. priced $11.600 . Coli 304-676-3244 . 41 58 1984 Thul'lday, April 12, 1984 Pomeroy-Middlepott, Ohio . TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Soc . Avo .. Golllpolla. 614 -446 -7833 or614-446 · 1833. Gonzo becomes the object of 1 neurosurgeon·• wife's romantic interest. (R) (80 min .) 12:00 I]) Buma S. Allon (J) Nlghdlne ® MOVIE: 'Return of the &evan• L 'IIII2l Eye on Hoii'IWOOd VRN ZLZNKWUGSH PGOOZF KRJ 0 R P Z WU G S H . K R J UI L Z UILZ HIGSZF Z P Z N0 R S Yesterday'• Cryptoqaete: SOIJTUDE IS FINE BUT YOU NEED SOMEONE TO TELL YOU SOUTUDE ~ FINE.-HONORE DE BALZAC ' �'• 14-The Daily Sentinel Poge Thunday, April 12, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, ~io ELBERF·ELDS . ' APRIL BARGAIN DAYS .. Tigers still unbeaten Meigs girls' state reps See story 011 Page 3 Story on Page 7 SHOP THIS WEEKEND AND SAVE SEE OUR SELECTION EASTER CANDY & NOVELTIES ~· On The First Floor Easter baskets, Easter flowers, stuffed toys, novelty toys, plus Easter candy: boxed, in baskets and novelty pack. Stock up now. ~-J ' 1 TWO DAYS ONLY DRESS SALE SPRING SALE S7I9 $3J59 Reg. 18.00 ................ Sale 16.39 Reg. 112.00 .............. Sale 19.59 Reg. 118.00 ............ Sale 114.39 Reg. 126.00 ............ Sale 120.79 Reg. 132.00 ............ Sale 125.59 to SPRING OUTFITS Challenger crew back from repair mission DRESS SALE COAT SALE Sport coats. slac ks. sailu1suils. 2 and 3 p1ece out11ts. S1zes: Newbo1 n lo 24 mos . 2 to 7. Weekend Sale pnces on our entire stock of Junior, Misses and Half Size Spring Coats. The latest styl es and co lors for sprin g. Reg. 19.00 ..... Sale '7.19 Reg. 112.00 ... Sale 19_59 Reg. 117.00 ....... 113.59 Reg. 122.00 ........ 117.59 Famous brand names like Aileen JC Petites, Joan Curtis. British Lady and Better Half Buy your dress for Palm Sunday and Easter and Save. M1sses Sizes 61o 20; Half sizes 10 \7 to 26 \7. 2 DAY Reg. 117.00 to 189.00 SALE PRICED SALE PRICES S}J 59 to $7}19 .. . ~ ~· .~) J. BOYS' WRANGLERCOORDINATE SWEATS ..., MEN and BOYS 15.95 MEN'S AND BOYS' TUBE SOCK SALE SPRING GYM Boys Sl/es Small '6-8). Med1um 110 12) Lar ge (14'16). btra La1 ge 118-201 M1x and match g1ey healh e1. navy and 1ed lleece l1n1n ~ Reg. 17.95 Long Sleeve Sweatshirt .... .. ..... 15.99 Reg. 18.95 Sweat Pants ............. 16.99 Reg. 15.95 Shorts To Match .. ..... 14.69 ( "' SALE SHORTS S1zes XS (24-26), S (28 -30), M 132·34), L (36-38) an d XL (40· 42). 100% Polyester Athletic Shorts by Springfoot. HANES UNDERWEAR 20°/o Off Long sleeve dress shirts, some sweaters, some velour shirts and sport shirts. Not all sizes. Values to 129.95. Limited quantity YOUR CHOICE $500 TWO DAY SALE! '1.89 With Color Tops solid co lors . Four-1n hand styles. MEN'S '9.00 TIES ........ ........... 6.44 1 MEN'S 110.00 Sizes 14 to 20 TIES ................... 17.44 Sale ............... IJ1.49 Grey ................... 1.59 1 },..r WEMBLEY TIES Light and dark patterns. Some Sale ............... 127.49 139.95 MEN'S '11 .50 TIES ................... 18.44 0 \ ii~ HANG TEN SPRING MEN'S 100% Polyester Navy blue. Ex· cellent style. 134.95 Sizes 8 to 12 With Color Tops SALE ~ HANDBAGS Beautifu l new styles and color for spring. Straw, vinyl, l1nen, leather, macrame and many others. Reg. 17.50 ........ Sale 15.99 Reg. 1ll.OO ....... Sale 13.79 Reg. 115.00 .... Sale s11.99 Reg. 121.00 .... Sale 116.79 SALE! MEN'S and BOYS' JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR DENIM JEANS Special rac k ol quality Hang Ten cool· dinates. Tops. shorts. pants. sk ~rt s . m1· m-dresses m raspberry or lu rquo1se Odds and ends. Limited quantity. Regular pnces ' 14 95 to 127.95. NOt all s1zes. While they last 114.00 .. . Sale 1 18.00 .. . Sale 129.00 ... Sale 1 34.00 ... Sale ODDS and ENDS MEN'S WEAR Includes men's red label and blue label T-s hirts and briefs, men's boxers, men's pocket T-shirts, bigs and tails and boys' briels and T-sh irts. SALE! - BOYS' SPORT COATS White ................. 11.19 Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. SALE Sale Ends April 22nd Our popular Spnngfoot tubes m boys sizes 7 lo 11 ~n d men's 9 lo 15. Many sc hool co lors Stock up now. 1 1.59 I s10.49 1 13.49 s2 1.79 1 25.49 New Idea · In Lighting Reg. 186 Table or Wall Lamp ......... s68 Reg. 1110 Floor Lamps ...... sgg HOUSECLEANING TIME DINETTE SALE WALLPAPER SALE Nice selection of 3, 5 and 7 piece dinettes. Chrome, brass, Give your home a "New Look" almond and wood finishes. . At Housecleaning Time. Formica and glass tops. Come m on the_lst Floor and see how we can help rou change plam drab walls to improve any room Reg. s269° 0 to ss1goo SALE PRICED $214 TO $4}5 SHOP FRIDAY 9:30 to 8:00 SATURDAY 9:30 TO 5:00 m your h_ome. Choose from hundreds of patterns to compliment any decor. SAVE USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS POMEROY OHIO 20% NOW en tine at y 2 ~<tions , 14 Pages 25 Cenh A Mult imedia Inc. Ne-tpaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 13, 1984 Vol.32, No . 2~5 Copytighted 1984 lADIES' LITTLE BOYS' • e long gowns and robes in beautiful pastel colors. Cotton, cotton blends, nylon and terry. Ladies' sizes: Small thru X-large. EDWARDS AIR FORCE BASE, Calif. tAP ) Challenger's astronauts, diverted from a Florida landing by bad weather, swooped out of orbit and glided to Earth today on a Ca lifornia d!'sert lakebed after a weeklong mission that saved a derelict satellIte and opened an era of spacecraft servicing. Conunander Robert Crippen and pilot Dick Scobee guided the 98-ton shu ttl!' to a touchdown at 16 minutes after sunrise, 5:38a.m. PST. and rolled to a stop on the hard-packed sand_ Only a few spectatorswereonhand because of the late decision to shift the landing to Edwards, where eight of the first 10 shuttle missions also ended . The shuttle was over the Indian Ocean In Its 107th orbit when Crippen and Scobee tnggered Its orbital engines for four minutes. That slowed the speed by 313 mph, enough to start Its hourlong plunge on a supersonic glide over the Pacific Ocean and Into Edwards In the Mojave Desel1. Challenger's fiv e crewmen who dubbed themselves the "Acr> Satellite Repair Co." for their fix of the Solar Max spacecraft - had planned to land at their home port of Cape Canaveral after a 3-million-mile journey. They wen:> just 10 minutes stu~'-'- . See photo oo Page 7 Story on Page 4 SLEEPWEAR SALE Reg. 19.00 to 142.00 nurstng Meigs thinclads win LITTLE Gl RLS' Buy for Palm Sunday and Easter. Al l new sp nng styles. Sundresses, kn1t dresses, party dresses. 2 and 3 piece sets. Sizes: Newborn to 24 mas , 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. • from firin g the braking rockets when a weather plane reported low clouds and rain moving over the Kennedy Space Center runway there. NASA, which brought the shuttle down in Florida for the first. time last February, prefers tanding there because of the time and money it saves preparing for future flights . But after realizing that the Florida weaJherwasonly going to get worse, Mlssion Control waved the astronauts off. The other crewmen are mission specialist Terry Hart and spacewalkers George Wilson and James van Holten. A batch of firsts and bests wpre logged during the mission: Highest shuttle orbit, 310 mlles: longest manned space walk, seven hours seven minutes; first shuttle rendezvous, capture, repair and redeploy ment of a satellite; first operational use of the rocket -powered backpack. The astronauts headed home one day late beCause of problems snaring the disa bled Solar Max satellite. But ChaUengpr's empty cargo hold testified to the twln successes in delivering one satellite and repairing another. Challenger Landing Shuttle Diverted To California Kennedy Space Center Edwards Air Force Base .... ...... ... ',, CA(IF.I---~=;--+~~~---­ , __ _ ' . . ,~-~"--..J.~ ---- Intended Landing Path Force Base, Calif., whe re thP shuttle landed Friday morning due to bad weather in Florida. ( AP Laserphoto Map ). REROUTED - This map indicates the Intended Dlght path lor the Challenger sp""e shuttle lor a la,ding at Cape Kennedy and the path to Edwards Air Senate approves $48 billion tax increase bill WASHlNGTON tAP\ - The Senate approved $48 billion in tax Increases today. capping a week of congressional action to cut federal budget deficits by ralslng taxes on many people rather than reducing government payments to a few special interests. Bleary -€yed senators voted 76-5 to endorse the tax measure at the end of a 1~hour session_ The Senate then joined the House In adjourning for a recess until after Easter. The legista!lon would raise revenues $48 billion over the next three years. The House passed a sim ilar $49 bllllon measure on Wednesday. Negotiators from both chamb!'rs will work out a compromise version of the measure later. But since the Senate measure Is b!'lng folded Into a larger omnibus deficit-reduction package, it Is unclear how and when such a compromise will be reached. Drafting a compromise Is weeks away because the House and Senate also want to settle on significant reductions in federal spending that, with the tax Increases, would cut record budget d!'ficits by up to $1~ billion to m billlon over the next three years. During that same period , the deficits are expected to tota l between $COO billion and $700 billion. Major pro\1slons of the Senate bill thai affect Individuals include: - An extension through 1987 of the 3 percent excise tax on local and long dlstanre telephone setvicr> thai otherwise would expire after 1985. -Raising the liquor tax of$10.50 per proof gallon to $12 .50. Beer and wine would not be affected . -Ending in 1988 the practlcr> by which a taxpayer muld avoid taxation on up to $450 of interest earned ea ch year . -Dropping from four years to three years the period over which m uples and Individuals could " incom e average ,'' or cut their taxes by averaging current earnings again st those of the preceding years . grenade, officials said. Passenger Esther Zlv said one threatened repeatedly to kill everyone aboard. "We will kill all of you on the bus. We are starting to fight today. Everyone on the bus will die," Ms. Zlv quoted the hijacker as saying. The troops stormPd a board the bus just before dawn. "I heard a tremendous burst of gunfire. I said to myself "This is it ,'" an unidentified passenger Joi<l Israeli radio . "! irrunedlately lay on the floor. Someone fell on top of me,·· he said. Soldiers told the passengers to stay on the floor "until they know what's going on around us." p;.~ympnt s to well organized l'(roups. Another E'XampiE' ca m t> earliPr in thf" WN-'k whf'n Pres ident RPagan signed into law a m easutY' ht· hailed as lh<' " fir st ln stalimmt of th<' drlicil down paym ent" he and m<emb<'rs of Cong-rc·ss have called for . The mPasure allows JhP governmenl to lr('('Z<' the so-called " target prices" it guarantees to fanners for their crops. Administ ra tion ('('()nomi ~t ~ c-s timat f' thr subsidy freeze ma;· cut up to $.12 bi lli on from the anticipaled deficits over the next four ;·ears. But wha l mad<' the legislat ion palal a blt• 10 Congres s in an election Y'Par wa s a prO\'i!' ion providing for cash paymen ts to wheat fal-mt •rs who idle pan of thPir la nd this yt>ar. and extends that offcr to corn. cotton and ricr fannPrs in 19H5. if ~t •x k s or those commocllt ics ex~ Cf'rtai n triggpr \pq•\s. HMC board appoints Adkins as chief executive officer Israeli troops kill four bus hijackers DIR AL BALAH, Occupied Gaza Strip I AP 1 - Israeli troops today stormed a bus hijacked by four Arab terrorists and freed about two dozen passengers who had been threa · tened by a bombdurtngth!'irlQ.hour ordeal, Israeli mliitary officials said. A female passenge r and aU four hijackers were killed In a fieree pre-dawn assault on the bus that lasted only seconds, Israeli Army radio reported. The military identified the slain woman as an Israeli soldier, a nd II sa id seven other pa ssengprs were wounded . The Popular Front for the Llb!'ration of Palestine, a Marxist wing of the PalestlnP Liberation Organlzation , lssued a statement In Damascus, Syria, claiming responsibility for th!' attack. It added: '"!'he forthcoming days will see a number of spectacular opera lions In the occupied territories." The red-and-whil e bus, carrying 35 passengers, was hij acked near the Mediterranean coast city of Ashod . About ntne of the passengt>rs escaped b!'fore the bus was dlsa bled 10 miles north of the Egyptian border by army sharpshooters who shot the tires out. From there, authorities negotiated for hours with the terrorists, who demanded the release of 500 guerrillas held In Israeli jails and safe passage to Egypt for them· selves, saldDefenseMlnlsterMoshe Arens, who wa tclted the rescue mlssfon from the seene. "They had a bomb they threa· tened to explode, bUt we managed to take control before they had a chanee to detonate lt." Arens told Israel radio. 1be hijackers also were anned ' wtth bottles of acid. knives and a it to take e\e('tion -yPar action io reduce go,·enmwnt The other deficit -red uction move in Congress this w('('k was House approval Thursday of a bill to cut fede ral spending by almost $4 billion over t)Jr('(' years. However, tha t measure was passed 261·152 only after the rejet•t ion of a provision that would have limited the fees pa id to doctors trea ling Medicare hospital patient s. The provision would have saved nearly another $1 billion ·'All we are asking today is that doctors accept their fair share of some of the burden. " Rep. Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill. , chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee. sa id during debatE' on the measure . But the American Medical Association lobbied heavily against the provision . The provision. reducing the overall va lue of t he hill by about 20 pPrcml. was rejected simply by voi<'<' vote. It was an example of how diffi cult Cngress is finding GALLIPOLIS - Charles I. Ad· kins was appointed Holzer Medical Center's chief executive officer Thursday by the Holzer Hospita l Foundation board of trustees. APPOINTED - Charles I. Adkins was appointed Holzer Medical Center's chief executive officer Tltu~y by the Holzer Hospital Foundation board of trustees. Adkins, 45, has been serving as Interim executive officer since last Sept. 00, following the resignation of Hugh P . Kirkel. Adkins , 45, has been serving as interim executive officer sine£ last Sepi. W, following the resignatlonof Hugh P . Kirkel. Board Chairman ThomasE .Tope said Adkins' appointment was "a natural prog-ression following hi s more than six months in the int e rim posit ion. "It reflects the board· sconfide nce in hls abUity to provide the quality of leadership necessary in the years ahead, and continue the hos pital' s commitment 10 a stand ard of excellence in th<' delivery of health care to the residents of the multi-count y area served by Holzer Medical Center," Tope added. A native of South Charleston. W .Va , Adkins attended Marshall Univers ity. West Virginia State College and Rio Grande College. He joined the staff a t HMCin DecemhPr 1970 and was promoted to vice preside nt of for general services in August 1971 . Adkins was app:linted vice presi dent for profess ional servicr>s in May 1977, the position he held until his appointment as int erim f'X0CU · Jive omrer. &>fore coming to the Ga llipolis area. Adkins was ..,;th FM C Corp. of Sou th Charleston for eight years. territ ory manager for Travenol Laboratories Inc .. Mon on GroVP. Ill., for three y!'ars, a nd was associated with Skyland Hospital Supply. Bluefield , W.Va .. for two Va lley Chap t ~r of Duc ks Unli mited and the Tri -State Chapter of lhe Ruffed Grouse Socie ty. serving as c hairman of th!'la tter organ iza tion. Adkins' other local associat ions are with Ga llipolis Ar<'a Chamber of Commerce and Gallipolis Elks Lodge 107 His involvetTif'nt in the Ohio Hospit al As.'iOCiation has incl uded serving on sratrwide rommittees . lie repri'S<'nts HMC in the Mid-Ohio VaiiPy Indu strial Emergency Plan ning Council a nd serv.,; 'on the Gallia EMS advisory council. Sincr> 19~ . he has b<'en a m f'mb<'r of the MPdical Laboratorv Technician AdvisOr)' Commiltce. at RGC. years. Adkins and hi s wife, Marjorie,an:> parents of two sons and a daughte r . Jeff is a law student at Ohio Northe rn University in Ada, Brem ls a freshman at RGC, and Ann is a student at Ga llia Academy Hi gh School. He is a fonner member and past pres ident of Gallipolis Rotary Club and sen.red as co-chairman of the Ga llipolis Area Blcent!'flnial Com · mission. lntpr.,;Jed In conservation. he was a c harter member of Ohio Wholesale prices take another big jump PRICE INDEX RJ>E - This chart shows the changes In the producer price Index from March 1983through March 1984, rellecdng the .5 percent Increase for March, the t1e00nd largel!t rille In 18 months. ( i\P 1 •serphoto). WASHJNGTON tAP) - Wholesale prices spurted 0.5 percent In March, the second·bfggest jump In 16 months, as Increases tn food costs outweighed a decline In energy prtces. the government reported today. The overall Increase In the Labor Department's Producr>r Price Index for flnlshed goods followed itses of 0.6 percent In January and 0.4 percent In February. Prices so far this year arertslng at an annual rate of 6.1 percent, a level well abovetheratesof0.6percent for all of 1983 and 3.7 percent for :1!£2. Emoomlsts and government offi· clals are now forec asting a n lntlatlon rate of about 4 pereent for all of this year. In March, today's report said . food pnres rose 0.8 percent. Tha t m eans food costs have surged at an annual rateof17 .8percent In thefin;t three months ol this year. pushed upward at least partly by unusually bad weather In the South. On the other hand, energy costs declined 1.2 percent In March, marking the seventh decrease In nine months. DetaUs of the report said: -Auto pricr>s rose O.i percent on costs rose 1.4 percent. but thai after jumping 1.4 percent in was well down from February's8 2 percent. · February. -Capita l equipment climbed 0.3 If March's overall price lncreaS<' percent following a 0.0 percent rise of 0.5 percent were to be repeated 12 straight months, the yearly advanre the previous month . -Clothing costs rose 0.5 percent would be 5.9 percent . Tha t a nnua l rate computed by LabOr [)('pas1 · after increasing 0.6 percent In m e nt economists ls based on more February. Within the overall food category, precise calculations of monthly pricr>s rose for fish , vegetables, ptices than the figures made pubIic . poultry, beef a nd veal while In all, the Producer Price Indrx declining for fresh fruits , pork, dairy for finished goods stood a t 291.7 in products and eggs. 1\olarch, meaning that goods costing In the energy category, prices $10 In the base year of 1967 would declined 2.3 percent lor natural gas have cost $29.17. and 1.5 percent forgasollne. Heating ). • � 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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