https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/dbbc38afe375576ac6d4612731a2d279.pdf ec158db20d2733c3b442bae27c997a1b PDF Text Text '• 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 ). • �Commenta•-y 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGs-MASON ,\REA ROBERT L. WINGE1'f Publisher Last October this newspaper ran a column by James J. Kilpatrick opposing I he establishment. of a natonal holiday t.o honor Manin Lulher King Jr. Draw1ng on allegations by Sen. Jesse HP!ms. Kilpatrick charged thai the actions of Dr. King - and, by Implication, I hose of lhe civil right> movemenl - were shaped by his association ters to examine lhe "evidence" wtth communists. Despite his status as one of the nation's best-known and best-paid columnists, Kilpatrick wrote thai he had "neither the time, lhe resources nor the staff" to subst antiale these serious charges. Instead presented by Senator Helms. Had the Investigative press done so, It would have walked a trail of new Inaccuracies and old lies, and It might have begun asking some questions about the senator and the columnist. For example, both Helms and hP challrnged investigative repor- DAI~E General Manager ROTHGEB, JR. New~ Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the Amerkan Newspaper Publisher Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are wekomf'd . They should hr less than 300 word.lil long . All leUers are suhjel't to editing and mu!ll be signed with name, addrt"PPs and tel ..phone number. No unsigned letters wUI be publlshed. Lettf'rs lil hould hP in rood taste, addressinll( L<isues, not personalltle!i. About luck never a communist facility. Gar- Whenever the calendar comes up "Fri 13." a lot of people spend some lime thinking about luck . For example, would it be tempting fat£>. and I he auditors of the Internal Revenue Service, to send off your income tax return on Friday the 13th? Searching for four-leaf clovers. or shying away from black cats. has become a bit pasS£>. But luck can slill call the turn in many money matters. For instance, even if your tax ret urn is a \Vhite--glove-clean document, free of the slightest hint of an exaggerated deduclion, you'd probably prefer I he ~ didn'l pick il out for <>xamina tion. ''No one wants to be audited,.. observes Prentice Hall. a publisher of lax lnl'Orrnation. "An IRS audit can be both costly and tim e-con.sum ing, and It very rarely !urns out to your advantage." The odds against being audited are slim- about 49-1, on average. Lasl , y~. less than 2 percent of returns filed were audited. Tax advisers say your individual probability of being audited varies. For one 'filing, the larger your income, the greater the chance the IRS radar will home in your return. The expelis also say you can inadveliently raise a red nag when you file by taking unusual or exceptionally larg<' writeo!fs, or PVen by messing up the arilhmelic. However, since the fl{S says it randomly selects thousands of relums each year for auditing, in an effoli to keep the general public honest, every laxpayer is sill! subjecl lo the luck of the draw. People who invest -or t ry to predict the futurE' coursP of thP ('('Onomy, interest rates and stock prices - need luck loo. High-level committees. computers, and ingenious "indicators " aU have failed so far to reduce these imponderables to any degree of celialnty. Raymond F. DPVO<' .Jr., who makes his living analyzing the economy and l he markels for thp firm of Legg Mason Wood Walker Inc., has developed a list of law s that apply to lhP writing or research repolis. A sampling of them follows: - " WhPn working towards the solution of a problem. it always helps if you know the answer (providt>d, of course, that you know there is a prob!Pm i . -"if the facls do not conform luI he IIK<>IY. they musl be disposed of. -"No report Is evPr a mmplete failurr'- II mn always be used as a horrible example. -"ThP more and more closely you look al the raw data, I he bigger the trouble you are in. -"RPsearch rPpons should be rPproducible : they should all go wrong in the same way. -"In case of doubt, make it sound convincing. -"Don'l believe in miracles, RELY on l hem." Or at leasl on some deccnl luck. Letter to editor Donations sought lt's time again for Carleton School and Meigs lnduslries to get prepared for Spel'ial Olympics and we're excttf'd~ This yPa r the regional olympics wi ll be at PC'dPn Stadium, Athens, on May 19. The slate olympirs will be June 22-24 at Ohio State Uniwrsily . We'd like 10 invitE' everyone to attend and chE'f'r us on. Unless you are i:ICquaintt•d with a special child or adult !' m surf' vou don'l realize lhe importancP of spec ial o!ympics .. Tll£'y give lhe handicapped and re tarded a chance to excel. to provr that thf'y can do what the so-callC'd "normal" proplt> do. it just takes a Sp€'(' ial pf'rson a little m ore limP. 11 takes a lot of money for thf' olymplcs. a ll of it comC's from the donations of good-hParlf'd people. local clubs and busim•ssps and our parent group. lhP M.A.RC The !\1 .A.R.C. raises its monpy· through various activlti~ including Kl!patr1ck attacked King's connec· tion with the Highlander Folk School, a respected adult education center that has been a hub of Southern labor, civil rights and community organizing activity since the 1930s. Indeed, in 1983, Highlander received a Nobel Peace Prize nomination for acting - as did the estimable winner of that award, Lech Walesa - on the belief that their societies suffered from too much Integrity and too little democracy. Helms "documented" his smears against King, ~ighlander and others largely by misrepresenting political scientlsl David Garrow's book "The FBI and Manln Luther King Jr." In fact, a glance at the foolnoles of Garrow's book would lead immediately to FBI documents stating that even the Bureau had concluded Highlander was thP Hikf'· Bike. SincP WE' will not tw having lhC' Hikc-Bikf' this yC'ar. mon• than PvC'r. Wf:' are depending on donations tn fund our three day ol~· mpics trip to Columbus. We arc> taking 12 athlPIPs, si x chaperones and two coachrs this yea r , morr than Pvrr before . Our PXPf'nSPs will hr npproxima t(' ly $50 per person . The Special Olympics commill <'<' Ll()(>sn't feel that we can n•arh PVPry individual and every churrh or civic group by pPrsonal lctler and v.-c hope I hi s letter will do lhal for u~ . If you have a do nation you wou ld likr our special people to use for ol~· mpics piPase send it to: Meigs Cou nl v Special Olympics of Ca rlrtnn S<"· honl . Box .107. Syracuse. Ohio ~o779 \\'r an.• tax deductible and WC'will rrturn a rf:'ceipt if requested . - Melva Eblin. SpPCial Olympics l·'und Committ ee, Rt. 1. Box 2:!, Hulland, Ohio 4o77Ci. Today in history Today is Friday. April n. lhc lll41h dav of 1~8<1 . Thcrt' arc 262 days left in 1tlf' ypa r. Today's highlight in history : On AiJrU 13, 174.1, I he lhird prPsidcnl of rhe Unilrd Stales and lh<' author of the Declaration of Independrnce, Thomas .Jefferson, was horn in what is oow Albemarle Counly, Va. On this date: In 1776, Gen . Georgc Washington arrived in New York to prepare lhP city's defense in lh<' American Hevolulion. In 1796, the flrst elephanl in lhP Uniled SlatPs arrived in 1\ew York from Bengal, india. In 1964, Sidney Poitier became lhP firs! black to win an Academy Award as bPs! actor, being honored for his pertormance in "Lilies of the Field." And in 1972. major-league baseball players wenI out on slrike in a dispule over pensions. Ten years ago: Israeli Defense Minisler· Moshe Dayan warned Lebanon to police Arab guerrilla group<; in its terri tory, or Israel would contmue punitive raids. Five years ago: The Bnal process lo bring Pennsylvania's Three Mile Island nuclear power plant to a safe, cold shutdown was started. One year ago: Unemployed Pennsylvania st.ee!worker Ronald Bricker. who had given President Reagan Ills resume, got a job at an electronics store through Reagan's intervenllon. Today's bilihdays: Former Mlnnesola Gov. Harold Stassen is 77 years old. Athelsl Madalyn Murray O'Halr Is 65. Actor Lyle Waggoner Is 49. Composer Bill Conti Is 42. And actor Ricky Schroder is 14. Thought for today: " When angry. count ten before you speak; If very angry, a hundred."- Thomas Jefferson (1743-1826). row hlmsell labeled Helms' slate· ments "gross distoliions of the hlstortcal record ... replele wtth factual errors." Helms also resurrected material such as the 1984 testimony of ex-communist Paul Crouch before Sen. James Eastland's Sena le Internal Security Subcommitlee In which Crouch wl'nt on a red-baiting binge, accusing Highlander. liberal Southern organizations and ~£.DEMOCRAT~' ~ the Roosevelt White House of member· ship In a far-flung communist ronsplracy. Once a Communist Party organ· izer In the South, Crouch became a professional anti-communist witness for the Justice Department In the ea rly 1950s. DOL..L.. Orwellian justice._________J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n WASHINGTON -Recently l'\'e blown the whistle on some Orwellian Juslire Deparlment proposa ls aimed al identifying future crimi· nals hy s tudying c hild ren 's responses to pornography and by cataloging such ominous attribut es as left handednpss, oddly shaped ears, furrowed tongues and sweaty palms. The depa rtment's Office of Ju venil e Justice and Delinquency Prevention wants to take "appropriate intervention strategies'' once these signs of trouble are detected. Now my assoclale Indy Badhwar as learned lhat scores of school teachers. principals. mental health personnel, policemen and computer banks werp involve d in a snea ky. 15-ycar .Justice Dcparl · mrnt stud y of 660 inner-ci ty Phila delphia kids from the lime lhey entered kindergarten till they turnf'd JR. The study was deceptive rrom its \'Pry beginning in 1969. The " in for m!:'d conspnt forms" givt?n to thC' children and thrir parents sta! rd: "ThP purpose of this swvey is to study information about the opin- For all t he concern and police cooperation, the researchers some- thC" survey." As in the earlier consent form, no mention was ions ... of young people growing up In PhiladPiphia so we can better undersland lhe problem s fa ced by you ng people loday." What thi s innocuous sta tement failed to mention was lhat the project was really inlended to idenlify fulure delinquents, and I hat I he policP department ws providing rrsearchers v.-1th data on th e participating youngs ters from its files. A Justice Deparlmenl reporl on the Philad<'iphia slud y recom· mPnds "early int ervention" to prC'venl delinquency oncf' "high· r isk patterns" of behavior are identifif'd. "Preventiv£' int Prvf'ntions arr appropriate to very early drvf' lopmf'ntal years," the r eport advises. It I'C'fprs approving ly to an ea rlier sludy of loddlcrs thai looked f,)r signs of " immaturity" or "ecrrntricit y," and concluded that "t hr nursery sc hool is a stra tegic uulpost of mente! hea ll h scrPPning ancl intervent ion.·· how managed lu lose I rack of the kids who had been Ia rgeted in kindergarten . So lhP final phase of the JusticP DPpartment study began in 1980 wilh a Gestapo-like search for the by-I hen teenagers. "An exhaustive search for the sludents was initialed," lhe repoli states. "The research learn fol lowed all leads ... If the lead was only an address, a let1er of introduction and consent (arms were mailed ... if still no relurn. a door-to-door search was conducled Since Hispanic sludenls In lhe sample accounled for 13 p£>rcent of the missing cases, a co ncentrated effoli to made lo contact Spanish organiza tions and churches in sear ch of missing names." The desperate searchers placed ads in the Philadelphia Dally News and the Spanish-language Actualrd ad lisling lhe names of lhe made of thP researchers'lnlerestln lhe children's su pposed criminal tendencies or police records. Unlike lhe human guinea pigs, the 56 tear hers In 29 Philadelphia school s who agreed to parlicipa te were given some due to the projecl 's goal. It was described as an effort 10 " identify high-risk behaviors, perhaps as early as kindergalien, that call for preventive mPasures in the classroom ." A li st of all the students In lhe original study was lurned over to the Philadelphia PollcP Depart· menl lo be matched wllh )uwnil e offense flies. to glean pvery Incident in which a study subject was missing youngsters, and evPn promi sed thai " thP corr('('t party ... could earn $~'0 by participating in ra.._, Frida~ April 13,1984 Pvmeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 13, 1984 BOB HOEFLICH As!!lstant Publisher/ Controller 2-The Daily Sentine ,- By AM«iate11 Pre. By George Strode New chief will listen first COLUMBUS, Ohio I AP) -Max Duckworth, the new leader of the Ohio Division of Wlldllte, says he wUI Usten to th<' professionals In the ranks before he makes any major deci.slons. Duckworth, 52, from Akron, a native Meigs Countlan. has I'PJ)Iaced lhP fired Dick Fr anels as thP No. I man In t hP Division ol WlldUfe. II raps a 34·year career In the dtvtslon lor the former U.S. Martne. He earned tht'('(> bronze stars In the Korean War. "I never really though! I would get to be chief of thP division," he said. "This Is the hlghllght of my professional career. 1 mean going from the ground floor right to the top. I'm really happy. No, I'm overjoyed." Duckwonh, who has been on the job for lhreeweeks, says he Is spending a lot of time huddling with the hPads of the vartous departments w1thtn the division. "I look to them for guidance," he said. "They are the pro!esstonals wilh the education and exp£>rtence lo help me make lhe decisions. We won't always agree, but 1 always wlll respecl lhem and llslen 10 them. And I always w111 listen to the sponsmen of Ohio." Duckworth has no college education. Beyond high school, he has laken only courses In personal and management development . Among his wildlife jobs have bePn head of law enforcemenl for dlslrlcts Four and Three and supervisor of Dlstricl Three. Duckwolih already has some projects In mind for the state. "One of the firs I things 1 want to try to do Is get more boat aeeess ramps on Lake Erie from Cleveland to the Pennyslvanla state line and on the Ohio River," he said. "Fishing Is good In both places and we can't get boats In the water In very many places. And I want to continue to pursue the possibility of a third waterfowl zone along the Ohio River." Chiefs on Sept. 9 at Rlverironl Stadium after opening the season at Denver against the BroncosonSepl. Southern suffers fourth loss, 9-6 SoulhPrn suffered Its fourth straight loss Thursday nlghl, 9-6 to Alexander. Joey Wolfe' Who re. llevcd Tony Deem In the rtrst with no outs and four runs Jn, pitched the Som et imes it amazes even me f'o <:1 dt:."'dicated Reagan · wa trhPr lik(' mP can guess how the presidf'nt' s mind works. Time and again I havp told ~·ou 1hat w h('n l'lf'ction year politics warm up. RC'agan would takP rrf"dit for everything good and blame Con gress for all thP rest . Well. il 's startE'd~ Whllr It' s on rf:'Cord in f'very ne\vspaper morgue a nd tape file in America tha t the president order('(i \\'ishcs of our top military :.~nd now hP is looking for a scapf'goat." :M. 1976 FORD 2 dr., AI, PS. PB. presidenllal charm and c!pgance no vo te after all." one has thP heart to quPstion them. with I he American people if he had not made a Sf'nilr s uckr r of himself a few nights later. Sp<-•aker 0'1\ei ll has more than once boasted thai he shed his politiral garments w hen he stepped down from the Speaker's podium. Whal 11p and other Democrats have forgotten in 1heir r ush to be nirP guys is that the Republicans have nevf'r been so obligin~. Especially Prosidenl Rmgan. He Is a polilician not only during working hours but24 hours a day. seven days a w('(>k. By allow1ng himself to be suckered Into a twu or three minute Bul behind I hal ma sk of congenlalily and charm is a gifled polillrian \•,rho works at his trade da~· and night. HP is also not above playing a litlle gulter polillcs. He did so recenll y when hP elai mrd the Democratic co ngrcssmPn were responsible for whal he ca lled bi-parlisan support for his 1981 incom e tax cu1. He would have th e public believe II was the Democrats who decoyed him inlo the >·1().10 debaclp ralher I han lhP ulher way 'round when I he deficll quest ion arises. Before the election lhis fall, he will atlempl to blame lhe shocki ng deficit he has madP on O'Neill's oiiiPr words O'Neill Is an astult.• Massachu· sells politician and shou ld have su.•q)(\('ff'd somP poli tical shpna ni gan when he and Mrs. O'Neill were in vited ·guests of President and Marines intu LPbanon, now he claims tha tthedeal hof 261 Marini's Mrs. Reagan al I he Furd Thealer in Washington whcrf' Mrs. Rush was to be awarded an honor for her part and their subsequent withdrawal from lhPir role of sitting ducks is not in helping raiS€' money for the rPstora tion of the thea ter. That is his responsibilit y. Cong-ress eaust"'d the theater whPrc President Abra e~nd is an important hi storic landmark. Next morning- thl• television news carr ied a closeup of the 1wo couples chatllng away jusr like old ouddyhuddios and having a high old lime. TllPn over thp coffee Mr. and Mrs. Voter would say, "Sc'C! I told you T ip O'Neill was just talking for thP lt all by their insistencP on thP WR.r Powers Acl and calls to bring I he boys home. That's w hat caused his abandonment of His Lebanonose policy and not an;•fault of the policy ilself. That's what he l old a news conter<>nce al !he White House. Thai's whal he told lhe Cf'ntcr for Strategic and Intl'rnational Studies in an address at Georgetow n University . The address at Georgp. town had bePn billed as a major foreign policy speech but lhe only foreign policy apparenl se<>med to be his policy of I hrowlng I he blame for all failed endeavors to Congress. Congress not only meddled In foreign policy, he told hi s audlen· ces. bul lhey encouraged terrorlsl activities by demanding the return of the servicemen . By encouraging lhe terrorists Into belle\1ng the Marines would 'be withdrawn, he sought 1o lay the blame tor lile 261 deaths on thP members of Con· gress. Such senile reasoning could be expected from the old men who run the Kremlin but not from the Unlled States White House. Speaker of the House Thomas (Tip[ O'Neill made the Democratic rebuttal from the House. "The deaths of the U.S. Marines are I he responsibility of I he pres1aent ollhe Unlled States. He acted against the ham Lincoln was shot television nrws slot , Speaker O'Neill Iosl every vote he made for lhe [l(>mocralic paliy "oth his impassioned spPeCh in thr HousC' earlipr in the wcek. And then some~ Reagan is ct brand new pheno- menon lo lhe political boys In Washington. He is doing a much lx•ller job acting !Ike a president lhan he ever did acting likp an MIDDLEPORT, OH. 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Wf!f!K : * 1975 VW BUG low mi leage SSOO * ****************************** I I I Twins 3, Yankees 0 Slx-fooi ·B Mike Smllhson. the tallesl player in I he majors, won his . ..4.ll OOJ m- 9 9 4 .. .122 100 t~-< 9 ' Batl.-rlf'~- PoWf'!l rWPI Farley. J ordiln Tony Deem rLPl . Wolff' and Paul Harris. ~ .. homer ln the sevC>nth for Oakland's runs. Alexander .. Sout""m .. r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;j The Bengals w111 play four preseason games - only one at home. They Include the Jets at New York on Aug. 4; at Tampa Bay on Aug. 11., at Chicago on Aug. 18, and home with the Detrofl Lions on Aug. grounder by Lynn produced theffrst run and a single by Doug DCinces , who has hit in all eighl California games this year, drove in Pettis , who had walked. Geo!f Zahn, making his first slart of the season after spending two weeks on tbe disabled list with a pulled thigh muse!<', wenl 6 2-3 Innings for the 'ictory . Luis Sanchez gol the save whep he r elieved in the ninth with runners on first and second and Mike Healh lined into a double play. Dave Kingman hit a two-mn WE'VE MOVED New Orleans, Dec. 9, and home with Buffalo, Dec. 16. 2. inning as Trammell walked and went to third on a single by Barbaro Garbey. Larry Herndon and Rod Alien then delivered run·scaring singles to send the Tigers on thelr way against Frank Tanana, ().1. In the fourth, Trammell singled and later scored on Lance Parrish's single. Trammell smacked a solo homer In the sixth and later that Inning, Lemon unloaded a thre<-run shot to make It 7-1. Trammell's p£>rformance, which Included three runs scored and a stolen base, raised his batting average to .423. He has already scored nine runs and stolen five bases. Whitaker cracked a solo homer In the sevenlh, while Bobby Jones drilled a lwo-run homer for the visiting Rangers. Angels3, A's2 Gary Pettis, who began the day wtth an .067 average, led off the game with a bloop double and laler scored on Fred Lynn's sacrifice fly, wui i .i A ahead I far dded t putting CaUfornta good. ~·~~i~~~~~~~ii~i The v s1t ng nge s a wo runs in the third off OakJand starter M W 0 2 A d bl J error, Farley's triple, and Carsey's fp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;lk;;;e;;;;;;;ar;;;;re;;;n;;;.;;;;·;;;.;;;;;:o;;;u;:e-;:p;;;atyl single plated four runs before Wolfe came In lo retire thP next three batters. In next Inning two base hits and two errors allowed three more runs BARGAIN MArtNEES SAT & SUN before the Tornadoes settled down. ALL SEATS S2 00 ADMISSION EVERY WESDAY SZ .OO Fine relief pitching by Tom Farley saved the game lor the Spa11ans. Sophomore Ryan Oliver led Southern w1th a triple and double, while Tony Rime, and Paul Harris each had two singles. Other We offer Quality Pools and involved. media. See how hiendly they arc. Tip S<'<'ms to think Ronald Reagan is 0 K. Maybe I won'l change my hitters were Dartn Roush, Tony Deem and Joe Wolfe w1th singles. carsey led AI exan der w lth fl ve singles while Farley had a triple w1th bases loaded. rPSI of the game allowing no earned runs . Bennet's single, a walk, and an Reagan-watcher report _____L_ow_e_u_w_in-=-ge_u st•P how such Moms, malting his first star1 sinet' no-hitting Chicago on Satur· day, breezed to his third victory of the S('ason. The right·hander went seven Innings, yielding no earned runs and seven hits, Including a •Ingle by Mickey Rivers to lead off th<'game. "I was pretty surt hewasn'tgolng to another no-hitter," Rivers said. Said Morris: "I didn't have the greatest stuff today. But, I'm a crafty son of a gun with six runs out there." Detroit went to work in the firsl No-hitter or not, the Detroit T!~rs are on a roll. Alan Trammell, Ch£>1 Lemon and Lou Whitaker belted homP runs. Jack Morris agllln pitched well and the end result was a 9:4 triumph Thursday over the Texas Rangers. The Tlg<'l's, now 7-0. are thP only undefeated team In the major l<'agu('SandareofftothPbest stan In thl'lr 84:year history . In tbe only other AI,. games, California got past Oakland .l-2 and Mlnlli'SOta downed New York 3-0. Bengals open season Sept. 9 CINCINNATI (API- TheCtncin· natt Bengals open thP!r 1984 home season against the Kansas City The Daily Sentinel 1 Page-1., . Middleport, Ohio Sparky's Tigers capture 7th straight Ohio Sportlight The Highlander response __to_.J_am_e_sJ_.K_,--=..'lp_at_ric_k The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD P'age •' 515 Main St. 675-1520 2611 Jackson Ave. 675-2731 SAME OWNERSHIP I �game postponed USED CAR SALE IN TOWN 1978 MONTE CARLO ...... s2495 "\ifTl l llO II '- O ld~ '\ 1t l1 n ~ rlf' I n~ SE( O!I.'D PL-\CE TIJliR!'IAMENT TEAM Stotts, Mlke Park1•r. 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SJ495 srason oprnpr last WPek Ttam This Message and Church Directory V6 PB PS -- OR ou... ome to hurtli~ sings BIG&Esr T he M eigs North Gallla baseball game scheduled for Thursday w as postponed due to wet conditions at the Pirates field Coach Tim Sau nders and crew wUI r eturn to action tonight when they travel to Waaen Local to battle the tough Watrlm s M eigs , 3-0 Inside TVC play and 4 2 over all, defeated Warren 2-0 earlie1 In the yea 1 as Meigs Dan Thom as outdueled the w amors' Rob Knight m a tight pliChm g match up Coach Jon Arna ll s M araude1ette softballer s Will also tra\ el to V. a11 en to battle the Lady Wa r tiOrs Mergs, l-0 both O\ er all and In lhr TvC edged Warren ll-71 n thPi r The Dculy Senlmel - Pa ge - 5 PometOy- Middleport, Oh1o 13, 1984 Ohio ltr I I <II II I I I " II ( 111'1 " 1 1\ > \'-'-1 lt\1 <.,I 11 I• o'-1 "" 1 11ht 1 1 \I !11 ' I I 11 111): 1\itk p i l\\1 1 1111 1 '- I \ 1 II \I I '1\ tdlll ' \ :\1 r r H J\ 1 t ' :\1\tt \.J' 11 1 I 111 1 t 11 1 1\ u..:; h 1 ~ ~ 1 \1 ' l r St pt Su fl( ] 11 S1 h I t 1 I \] n IlL 1\ j !II 11 'i1 11\1J t I \ I IT ' nu 1h m , m.: 1 n I l\ 1 \\ d 1 p m t"\ J l l r l \tr ll l!l l 111 Ill t \ U\ f' " ~ j> , 1 H ' 1 '-'r pt s 11 Ht \ 111ll~l1 1 ltl 1 Su n i l 1\ 'It ! 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Submit ted b\ thp HP' 'A tnd 1 111 1 n' 111 1 t '-l i 1 P 1esbv te n an Chut ches m M C' 1g.., ( o u nl\ latd out Itt d 1111 t ..., haw~ rl nt ], ' 11 1 �Friday, Apnl 13, 1984 ~The Daily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Hitting comes natural for Walker Scoreboard ... OINCINNAT! (AP) Duane Walker says there's no mystery to the way he consis tently comes ort the bench to deliver big hits. ··1 thtnk It's something that just Monday's Gamftl Majors IJt'1 ro1 t ar Bc:ls1Ofl Ba ii!ITIOI'{> "' ('"W..•tolaJJd Calilumlo~ ill MmrK'SJi a <);lkland o~ r Sl'attlf'. 1n, AalocWecl l"t'M'' ISJ • WI!JUCAN lEJ\GliE U'fl' DIVISION \\ L On~\ f" L"l OM roll 0 1 {OJ Toronru <lf"'Piancl J ~71 1 t n' j,lamP!> c,(>h£-dull'd comes GR - , ,\TIONA! I.EAC:ii 'E Er\"iT IH\'tiiO!I; ~·~ l' Bo!.run J:"'> I' . ~E'Y> r•, 1'. ' ' "-' '<JI k u;- '• 1 l 'hr l::acld!•hr •• 7H I ' IH h \ l ollllll'.JI ·1:.":1-1 2' I I 1{," C' I ~ ..rk BalrlmoH' Mllwau kl" ' St•allll' " Oaidand li2'l Kan.~ (_ It\ - 1' . {. l\11'<1£0 I 'd l Call kwrua ; W4 "" Tt•Jia~ !_,.•t rot ! 4 Tr~' I ( a iJHHI1.li.l I O<ik i.111U ] 'ltruu..,..ll<~ I "lt.,. ' '-" k II Unh schc-dulf-d I ~thhurch ' l </IJ\' <\1. \J cu.~ 2' l, t- Ang. ·lf-:> 'W Li'4 I I' '>..In frnnc- 1"-<,, L":! \l ~ \ ll ,tfll;_j l lo~• -tnn 11 !'~ I ·, Ill 'i' l 'hl i <Jl~ lplud oKI>c, m.lll 1 , 11 .11 d~•«~'fl ,II '1• C1m .og<t oSI:'" H't ,GUidr. nl ,. w . MJI.,., ,JI.lkl~ •• 1· "' , ,.,. rorunt o ,] l< ll tlr • 1111>\\1'1 t If\ tHI,lo' k l HI Ill 'O, •;ulh • , '\[tot t' Ruh lwrlU• •n• II I It KLrl<..l' ,, 'lllnm-.ul,t Necc hi's Educatton Depa rtment placed orders in anticipation of previ ous year sales. Due to budget cuts these sales were unclaimed These machines must be sold! All machines of· fered are the most modern machine s in the Necchi line These machines are MADE OF METAL and sew on all fabric s: levi 's, canvas, upholstery, nylon. stretch, vinyl. stlk . EVEN SEW ON LEATHER' These machines are new with a 25 year warranty . With the new 1984 Neccht you just set the color-coded dial and see magi c happen · straight sewing. zigzag. buttonholes (any stze). invtstble blmd hem, monogram. sati n stitch. embroidery , applique. sew on buttons and snaps . topstttch. elastic stitc h. professtonal serging stitch. straight stitch ... all of this and more wtth out the need of old fashioned cams or programmers . Your pri ce with th1s ad $198. Without this ad tl l11 tl t lnhn l t''I;J' •l~l r •IX1"'u' n ,, , llt~lc~nd t mr. .:am•o.s "o('hf'(lulrod "\:Uurda.)' .. G;uw... Ba iTunort· oi l 1' 1< '\f'l,mo l ~a!ll o o~ l l •onortn,•T \ \ UJno..,or,, lr~. , , • rl ( )n)\ '"' LI Ih"- ""!'htdUJ.•] Surx!a,t ', ' •:till!"' 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I li lt- Ill ~ • llllh \111..~1,-. ,1 H.u, ton ~. t!lll Thirty-nine musictan ~ from the Meigs .Jumor High Bands competed at th(' Music Education A ssociatiOn DIStrict 17 Jumor Htgh Sol o and Ensemble Competition held last Saturday at Ohio Univf'l sity Meigs musicia ns re·ceivt•ll n1m• superior or I ratings. 11 exce llent or J1 ratmgs, and onP good or III rating ThosesoiOJst.s rE'Ceivmg a I raung were. Amy Lurkeydoo. Bells. Ktm CalveJI. Angie Sloan. Flute. and Jenny MUier. Baritone Horn Th~t · sol oists rC'C'civlng a I I rat 1ng v. en• Dena M a nlf>~·. Flutf' Wf'nd .v Swann , Ltsa M1ll er. Q('ntsf' (;, . l:x>aul, C!Jrinel , RasP Ann H<:HIP~ . Bass ClannC'1, and Li sa NP\Unan, Trumpet Cind .v Baile\· r<'<'t't\'l>d a Il l for a Cl arin et So lo Those c nscrn hlc 11ll' mhf'rs n • cei\ 'Ing a I r<.~ tm g W(' r c Dfon a Manle\ . AngiC' Sloan, Shf'IT\' SALE PRICE SJS TO S70 WE RENT FORMAL WEAR FOR MEN SHOWING AT OLD COACH INN, RT . SO WEST ATHENS, OHIO Sat., April 14 1 :00 p.m.-6 :00p .m. loul' f. I.Ull hi'J .1 1 I ~·~ , \nt!••l•·~ \ 1J,Ul l,l 11 S;tn ( ill'f.! H '..1 1 0 Ill< 11111< 11 ,{I !1 111.1'-l l l' I 30°/o $529. Jl '1•mln•.J I '\ , ,, i111k ,JI I h!i <H:•• l~rhlltiiCil 1\ '11 Meigs smdents participate in solo, ensemble events REDUCED UNCLAIMED SCHOOL SEWING MACHINES \ll..llll.< 1 t 'rl(i:l,\ · ~I oaJIM"' •Hur" r I Pa9e-7 Regular '50 to '100 REWARD! I tnl o ~ -1111< ' '><' ho'(11JI<\I l~ >!. l on 1n " 111 '<11 l1•l MIDDLEPORT ATTEND INFORMATION SESSION -Eight Meigs High School students re<:ently aUended the Rio Grande CoUege and Community Colege Advanced Summer Scholar Program infonnation session . The program is designed for outstanding high school junior; and seniors. Pictured are (front row , from left; Bob Geyer, Rutland; JennlierJones, Dexter; Cheryl Riffle, Middleport; and Jeannie W elsh, Middleport . Padres defeat Braves SA.'\/ DIEGO tAPI - Aiter 38 seasons in baseball , Dick Williams has learnf•d that the re are limPs w hen it pavs lo keep h1s mouth shut Onf' of t hose occas ions arose Thursd a~· mghl wiiPn thf' San Otego ma nagPr S<'nt nghthander F:d Whitson to the mou nd to l ace the At lant a Bra ves Whitson allowed onlv fi vP hit s in ~f'\'Pn inmng-s a" the Padres dum,.,ct the B1av·es &-1 in the onJ;· Nattonal Loa;:u<' ga mp of the n1ght. Whitson. J-0. and Atlanta starter Pete Falcone. U-2. hooked up 1n a pitcher's duel tor seven mnings before the Padr<'S bmke loose. Th·o All anta rrmrs gavC' the Padres a run m the first . but Atlan ta t ied tl m the filth on C~ra ld Perry's duuble .tnd a singlp h; Bruce fll' nedir t Whit son was heading for th•• showers w hen outJi PldPr Kev in McReynolds blasted Fa lcone' s fi rs t pitch in the sevPnt h fo r a home run and a 2 1 i('ad J. u" Sala?.ar then smgl ed . moved to st~·ond on a sacrificr and sron>d on Ca r r;,· Templeton 's smgle for a J .J Sa n Di<:>go edge. San D it•go dinrhr~j ,1s :::;(•vpnth \ 'I C'IOr\ In t'lg ht ge~mes W l1h a thr<'<'·;,,n eighth lughhgh ted by TC'rrv K Pnnf'Civ's two-run douhlf'. ThP \'lC to n. ga\'r San D1Pgo .1 surpr bmg tht ('('-gam f' lead ovpr runner up Ctncmn;.~ti in thf> NL WPS1 Ep11Ppsy ts a c ommon condttion usuall v eas ilv controlled by medication . Ho~A evPr. a 1 some point in ttmc, you may encounter a person who I S ha vmg an epllPptic se izure . and quick actio n on your part may keep th at person from m junn g himself . 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T here are two types of conv ul sions. petit mal, seizures which do not cause unconsciousness a nd whir h may not be detectable except by trained perso nnel. and grand m a l, m aj or SPi7urr , during w hich the body's mu scles co ntract uncon- -In the service- Plug 'n Talk® by Reai1St1c " Well . vm,."' got to makr hay 1n m~n pa rk.' -;md W ill tams . w hooe club has) rtto h1tthcroad "If vou don't. you' n•a prPIPnder and not ~ conrrnr1Pr , and w L•' rt• a Braves, St•cond row, Karen Sclmceman, Rio(;randt- 1\dmis.-;ion..,Jntl'rn, Ma."1ha V<•nnari. MHS Guidance Cou1tselor, Bai'J1' O'Brien, Shade: Todd ,Johnson , Pomeroy: Shawn Eads, Pomeor):; Di Carspy, Rio Grandf' .\dmissions R c pres.t!ntativf'; and .John IU>dovian, 1\fliS Guidan n • Counselor. A Rio Grande admis.'iiion'i n•pr·e~t-"lllati vt• wiU he at MHS on May 9 to discu.ss the program . Epilepsy causes often unknown \Our his Friday, April 13, 1984 ALL WEATHER COATS <lo,J .I • l• By The Bend The Jay Mar Men 's Golf Assaria · lion and members of the Tuesday and Wednesday golf leagues will meet Tuesday , April!?, at Jay Mar Golf Course at 7 P m All members are urged to attend AND 'lbu.....-la\ ·.., I •.trnl· '-..111 !h'j.!u h The Daily Sentinel LADIES SPRING .t_"-1 I llllillllo l ll (oiUnt,., 111, .11 l \ the " Il l [)11.., I l!•lfl''"'" !Jor>l ru tl P1•L (,8 1f,j - natura lly," disastrous 1982 season and started out hot, hitting .296 at the All-Star break before cooling off to .218 as primarily a back-up player "Jo)<OT Dl\ t-IUr<; "5i l M.lnm'SCli;J t'riday' .. l. 1 tU! 4'" ~10.'\ Wf);T Ill\ " to me Cincinnati Reds outfielder said Wa lker, '!1, has developed into the team's top pinch-hitter and one oflts most productive part-time starters, a role he's embraced as a means toward a starting job. Walker has spent most of hls major-league career trying to unseat a starter with his clut ch hitting. The left-handed-hitting Te.an w as called up to the Reds during the Golf session set Reg. 59.95 Superb go-anywhere stereo! Metai/CrO,-normal tape selector. With case ancl shoulder Strap. 1114-1014 BaUenes a•l•a Headphones. Foam earpads . 1133· 1000 $4 .95 Matine Lance Cpl . A ngelo B Cross. son of GladysJ and Amos B. Cross Sr of .10976 Will Vance Road, L angsville IS currPntly participat ing in "Team Spirit '84 " Hf' is a mPmber of First Manne Atrcraft \ Ving:, Marine Corps Air Statt on F'utf'n ma. on Okinawa. " Tf'a m Spili t 'Sf ' is an exercise involv ing the rrlllitary forces of the Uni t<.od States and lhe Republ!c of Kor m . MorP than 210,<0l people from all branches of the U.S Armed Forces and from the Republic of Korea ar e participa ting in thP mo nth-lo ng exer cise. including 27.1XXl )JI.'Ople and 26 ships from the C S Seventh F)l'('t. Durin g the " T eam Spi rit," unit s arf' participa ting In va rious n ava l exerci ses It will end w1t h a m ajor assa ult on thP southeas ter n coast of the Republ!c of K orea am phibious Hess Army Pvl. Chri stopher L. Hess. son of Her ben I. end Artte M Hess of Ru ra l Rout e 1. P01n t Pleasant, W.Va. has compl et ed a w hccledvehicle mecha nic course at the U.S. Arm y Training Cent er. Fort Leo nard Wood. Mo. D urm g th e course, st ud0nts learned to perform orgamza ti onal m aintenance a nd J.ss ist in thf' r epair O[ autumutivr \'E'htclf'S and associa ted <'qUipmcnt They beca me familiarized with the functioning of automoti ve whee ledvehicle co mponent s, opera ling principles o f internal co m bustion mg1nes . fund ament als of fuel and electrical sys tPms, and the usr of test equipme nt His w1fe, Reginel , is the daughte r of Jeanne Slec inski ol114 Mapl e St. . Mason. W.Va. He 1s a 191l2 gr adu ate of Po1nt Pleasant Htgh School. Stinderella groups meet Bet ty Dtlllost the most weight and Ruth Smith was r unner-up al the Five Points Slinderella Class Mon day At the M ason class. Bet ty James lost the most weight and llecki Ball was the runner-up.l-.t the Tuesday night class, Karen Sm!l h and Mary Lou Hawkins tied for I he most weig ht lost with Karla Chevalier and K el ly Hawkins tying for runner-up. Jo Ann NewsomE' is the lecturer. NURSING STUDENTS HONORED - Thirty-eight first-year In the Rio Grande CoUege Md Community CoUe!l'e-Holzer School of Nursing recenUy were honored In capping ceremonies In the Fine Arts Center. Margaret Harni'ih, M.D. of Holzer Clinic Ud., delivered the keynote address. First row (from left): Usa Wedemeyer, Rio Grande; Teresa Roach and Roberta Smith, both of GalllpoUs; ,Julee Casl!.oel, Minford; Rosetta Cook, Jackson; Kbnherly Vinson, GaUipotls; Marla Griffith, Ashland, Ky.; Chris Howard, Oak HID; Cynthia Goodson, Ironton; S11."""' Boop, UUle Hocking; and Susan McGee, Columbus. Second row: Gena Wood, BldweD; Marsha Thomas, Kllts JUU; Dyanna lrvfne, Rio Grande; Patricia Baird and R<!hecca .Jones, both of GallipoUs; Renee Smith, Portland; Brenda Robinson, Clrele\11le; Katherine Brown and Kimberly Downey, both of Jackson: Tammy HaUen, Well'lton; and Sonya Arthur, Jackson. Third row: Carol SUverson, South Websrer; Lois Blair, Jackson; Nancy Ohlinger, GaJUpolls; Angela Anderson, Chllllcothe; Teresa Hammond, Gallipolis; Heidi Jones, Pomeroy; Heidi VIcker;, Oak IUD; Kristina Mapes, J ackson; Sherry Lewis, Oak HID; Sandra Doubleday, Gallipolis; Anna Fielding, Jackson; and Tracy Good, ChiUicothe. Fourth row : Mark Hotns, Portsmouth; David Grimm, Gallipolis; JeHrey Riley, Mason, W.Va.; David HID, GaJUpolls, and Roger Brown, McArthur. lloll ably When the Ja W musciP cont 1acts, the epile ptiC rna:-.: b lt C' his tongUI.:' or lips. A lso during a m~qor Sf'i 7UIT'. thr pnsu n rna~' lose bloddf'r or bmvf' l control When you c ncoun trr a pPrson in an rpliep t1c sf'Izure. !'OU should a ttPmpt to k('(' p lhf' JX'rson f rom hu rting htmst•lf \..U lh his fla tling actio ns and vou "''ill v. .:m t to <.~ssurP he ho"i an O)X'n airway and proper respiration d unng thf' unco nscious state You ma y \'I.' a nt to msprt a "bJttn g stick " betwE>t:•n I he pa1 1rnt 's st ick to kC'Pp him f rom biti ng his 1o n~Ul ' HowPvf'r you should avmd placing vour fm gers between thr tf'f'th The epilept ic's anns, hf'ad anrl legs should be protec ted but not rigidly l'Onstrained Th(' pati('nt's chPs l muse IPs mav contrilct , ca u<; mg thf' pallPnt to ha\'f' a n ain..·ay· obstruct ion a nd n blu e Normal rcsptrati on Jlrn ost alwavs tollo\.\ s lhf' se JZUI'P. <:~nd thf• lt:trk of 1f'Splration dunng Jhr attack rart..ly pr l 'sents a p1 ob!Pm un \C'ss the pati en t suffers a ~C' rlrs o f :Jtt ark-; Withou t 11mr t o attam normal hrC'athm g bf'twPrn t Ut a ttack.... T hP dUJ d 1tun of t hr srizurf's \'Ur iC's hm\ ('Ve r. a p<.' l o.;on w tt nrss mg such a Sf'izurf' should not be mttmJdatf'CI b~· lhC' convu ls ivP m o,·em ents of the J.X'fSOn. but sho uld imm rd i atelv assurP that the IX' rson has ;Jn opl'n airwJ.\ a nd does not harm htmsrlf Followtng th f' sr1zut r, the rpilcpl tc shou ld h P tran ~ p.)r!ed to thf' cmPr gpncy room T hr med Jcat ton th .1 t thP pf'l son take;;; should also IX' lo(_'atPd ::t nd madl' CJ\'<I tl aiJJp to thf' rmrrge nr~ · room prrso nnf'l A.lwiidd Wf'rnf'r. prrs 1drnt. wrl comtl(l thE' mf'mhf'r s a nd g uf'st s T hf'rf' was g-r oup sin gin g of ' 'I'll Go \\"hrtr You \\'a nt Me To Go" with dt• \' ot lOll.'" b\ :VIr'-' ~~~~ ]('<;; She USN1 ;1s hrr o..; ubwct . "Thr Garde n ol E.JsTCI M orn " usmg scTtpturP from Mattht' \\ 27. \'CI Sf' ti, Jnd pra\'f'l June Klof's h a d 1hr c losing pra)'Pr \\ 1th rPfreshmrnto;; b£'1ng sPii."f'<i frorn . 1 tc~bk dC'cor <~ Tt.'d m 1hP pastf'l ~h, ldl' with flowPI Jrr ;;~n gf'm cn t o;; ancl OTh<'l !<.~b it' appointnwnt s F r; ulCPs Sm;llt prestt1('(1 CJI 1ht' <., Jlq •r cnffpf' sf' tYicf' Mrs F owlf'r \\ c~ s c h,urm ~m ot thf' lf'a, <.l S.Sl slf'rl b\' mf'mlx•Js of both en elf'' TOPS meets V1ckt Ft•rTdl was l hf'\\('("k l:'<' bc>sT Ios(•r and Margir OJ\' IS, lh(• runner up at TuPsday n q:~h t m eeting of 1\1PS OH H56 . Rutland. Ne.xt w('('k 's m(l(•tlng was c a nrrllPd iJ<'<\IUSC ofth (' C IITUS IO i)(' held at thf' ci\·ic rrn11.'I l'viC'f'tings arr held oWl Y Tuesdav at 6 p m. at thc Cen t.c r and Information may lx· obtained by ca lling 992-2612. AT HENS ~ Tl.icharcl <~ nd Ji,Jm Con1 1-Gugl1a \\'Ill appc'dr m r oncPrt at thC' Memon<:.~l A udt tonum Apnl 26 at 8 p m closing the 19KI f'l Oh1 o U nivprs tl \' P('rforming A t ts Sl'nP" srason T his un r h'<J IPd prrform.JnC'P w tll tnclude "Fa nt <~S~ 1n F mmor Opu<:.; 111.!. D !J4U" bv Franz Schutx·r t. "\'ariattons on a Theme of Ha,d n, Op 560' b~ J oh<tnnPs Bt <.~ hrns a nd Child ren's :vl cnch· On•r the Hilb dnd Fa t Awa\'" b\ PNn (;JJ ngPJ I n ddditton . t hf' ConTI Cugl1a<., will OC> accompa mrd b\ lhf' OhH1 U nt\ PI sity S\ mph on\ Ot chrq 1 c~ ;~nd the Ohto U ni\'l•r sit\ Ch,md::>t•J Orchestra dunng the s('('ond half of th£' prowam Th(' Cont1-Gugltas haw' hf'f'n .' ::: t lt 'l! LTI,ilh ttlloug ht tUI . 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I\ n m\ I .r UUfJ .n.rti.Jhh· b\ ca lltn~ :l~i-1 1).\1.(1~ )' '\laru -ht ·nm Dt•hhit· \\'erl)' Girls state delegates set [)chbir Wor n · has b<'<•n st•ll,·ttod as thf' delega te and :'VIatla r\ \'f'non as thr allematf' lo Bu('kt•\'e ( ;irl" Stair b\ th(• Amf'rtean LRgt on AuxJli3 rv of Drev. Wf'bstrr Post:~. Pom l'!'O\ &1 harP juniors .11 Mdgo.: H 1gh Sehoo l. (;Iris StMf'. ..1 work shop tn d~mo<'rarv. v- III be held ol <\shl anrl Cu i lege, .June IIi 2.1 . DaughtPr of Tom ami .lud v WPrry . Pomrro), :Vii ss WPrT'\· '" cctptam of thC' chE'f'rlf'ading squ ad . plays softball. IS thf' JUnto r class pre::.ident, on the studrnt ('Ou nr ii , offlC\~ assistant. sPCJ f'l.ll) of Ow Ohio Officr Ed uca tion AssocJ<J 1l llll, libn:man a1dr . in thP Prp fl ub on thf' prom comm tlt('(•, and pla\' cd powderpuff foot ball . Shr Ls <J m r mlx' r of CarJ)f'nt('r's .J azz. Inc.. and li sted with Who's student~ t) Johnson . [)(_.,-. lif' ndf' r sn n T.J mm~· \\'nght, Flut e T1 10. t ·c~rnl .' n (· .lam, .Jud\· Lf•,·ings 1un, IJJ ...,f Mr-Iet. C lannrt Tri u, C:Jn:..t St. <.~JI:x>rn. !\tw r t1 C' Blakf ·, Li<.,<J Pt~llt ' I Son. ClaJtn f•l Tr iu I.I Sd Millf'l. Marj orit' B ctk t ·r ~t q ) h i llllt ' :\1 tL i!Tt. i.J c; a F n m\ Pr . Clanne1 ~Uclllt'l. C h1 h I\P SdUTt 'r" Ch<ld CJ!'.... fln, ramt Hoffm,Jfl . Mon lf'.t TUI nr t , Hrass QuLtrtt't Den tU H1 uv. 11 I" Iht ' .\!lt•tg <., .Jumm l l tgh Jbnd Dn f•CHJ r Piano duo planned at Ohio University Fellowship tea held The annual fellowship tea nf the 8 H Sanborn M! sstonan: S.Of'if'l :'< ' of t hP Mldd lf'port F1rst I3apt ist Chu1 ch was held Mond av mght at th e church Guests wen"' f rom Tnntty C(ln grf'gattona l C hu rch. P om<'l'O\' H ~a th M et hodtst Church l ' mted Pr~sbvt<>ri a n Church. Middlepor t, and the Rock Spn ngs Umtecl Mrthodtst Church. Pom<'ro)' Dr .. Josf'ph Dmi s s hO\\'Pd sltdcs und gave an account of h1s tnp To A! rica , s tartmg from hts arri \'H i tn Nairobd, and his tr ~n ·('\s to Juh.J on the Nile. to KaJr!on and on 111 Wadi H alft:L Hf' was mt roducrd b\ Sarah Fowler. progr a m chatrman New officf>r s \\. ere f'if'CtPd foll ow in g thp rf'port of thf' nomm a tin g committPl' by Tl•xannd Wl'll Thf'\ d rf' F.\izaiX't h Sea r les, vlcf' pr f' '-' l dr nt of interpretarion, Tf'xann.t \Vrll. rPcord mg s['('rf' t.J ! ~' : J a nicP C1bbs, \'ice presldf'nl ol C hn.s twn st1 n icP . .JPan Null, Dorcas Ctrr!C' chairman. and Rhodd Hall. E IPrta Cn-c lf' c hn i1m a n l nstallation wt ll lakr p l acC' a t the Ma .\< meetm g An organ prf'lud r by Jantcf' Gibbs opont'll the meeting and COOJX'r , FlutPTno, Mtnd~· Spcncrr , Christic SauTf'r..... T rac t Casto . Trumf)('t T r iu, Lisa Nr""·m an, Margaret Rhodt'S. Jultp Baity, Trumpet TriO Dor"'" Hadsell . P J R1r hmonrl Cathv Hobstetter . Jenny M liler, Bras"' Qua rtf'! C:J nd David Beegle, K P'. In IJ Km g. Shannon Slad n, M wh d P 1-'olmf•r, Brass QuartPt Those f'nsrml)IC' rrH•mbP!"' lf'ce lvtng a II r<J iing v.t•n• ' I \~n•sa '- ~ l I·I Q ,~ ! Who .\ntnng \1111 ' 1'1 ( .111 1\ ·,..:L ~ htol Stud('nr" \it !''- , \ \ ( ' l]t1J1 I~ 1ht• d,HJL!hll'l fJ f D t .md 1\l1 !'i l{ogt •1\1 · \ \\ ( •non. Ponwrm .•mcllld" t)('\'11 ('11\Jil('ll fn l " ' 'rYt n ~ ,!.., 1111 sTt ldenJ lht • Pd '-t lout \t',iJ<.,, pn·...,trlf'nt on t · \ t .11 Sh0 h d .... pl. l\ ['(l\"ll l it '\IJ.IIlfl l] I •JU\ \('.!J'S. \\',1" tht• ~oplt ( llllil!'t ' t'<lttor Il l thu \ t'<JI l)ook o.:t o1 fj. ; 1(' 1! \ t ' 111 I Ill' Spamsh ClutJ . l h t • P f'{.H lull th( ·}, •lttm·..., J1tpol ChiJ"ttm ·\1 hlt '1t' 'i !\lan d h.l" 1)(-,•n till tht• qLJli' tl 'dlll knfm lf'dgt• I.X t\\ I. o1 t'h Pf'l' I<·.Idf'l' fO! fuU\ \ t'< lr<.;. H, J..., S(lphctmnrc r· L1"" P~'~'"ldf•nL " ' '1'\' t'(l on lht· prom t'nmmlltf'1 ' . ( ll.llrm,m o l tht • prom k mg ,tnd (JLH 't ' ll t ·onHn ll lt't '. fa c ult~ .111rl o ffin · JSS\..,1.1111 Sh<' ' " ltstt'Ci in \\'ho \\'ho ·" :\ ~1)o ng .\men · rdn High Scllon l Studt•flt" ,1nd '' actt\'f' m the S:tfTt>d lll' , u t ( 'athoht · Chu rch �8-The Doily Sentinel Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 13,1 984 ·-----Make •• Vitamin E supplement linked to deaths 1 • ATLANTA tAP) A new Intravenous vitamin E supplement has been recalled after being linked to the deaths o!at least 12 premature babies, but federal health of!lclals say they are uncertain how much of 1he substance Is s1Ul be on the market. Twelve Infants have died and a1 least 17 have become iU af1er being glven E-Ferol Aqueous Solu1ion a1 1hree hospitals In Cincinnati, Knox· ville, Tenn., and Spokane, Wash.. officials said Thursday . The na1ional Ceniers for DiS<'asr Control repor1Pd eigh1 deat hs among 12 babies who deve loped an " unusual syndrome" thai includes flu id in the abdominal cavity afl~r being given the solution. The Food and Drug Administra tion reponed four additiona l deaths . A voluntary recall b.v1he FDA and 1he distlibu1or - O'Neal. Jones & Feldma n of SL Louis - has begun. said the FDA a nd 1he CDC, which warned aga inst use of thp produc1. Larry Hiland. spokesman fu r thP :your . 1 togold! ~ · S2SON I I H . S .I I Save I ;,;;,~ :;~~~:a~~u~e~s!v ! ~~:!?~:Ca~e~/d II WITH THIS AD 14K GOLD ARTCARVED CLASS RINGS gota Cl ass r~ng AnCarved oacks each rrng w1th a Full Ufettme W•rranty These oilers exptre May 31 . 1964 and I ~~~:~ ~~~:·d only lm lne pu<e•··~oRfrllcRVED* I 1 I I I \ ( CilASS ...,...,....y' ~11-GS II<: ~~t!~~~y : Nothing Else Feels Like Real Gold! Bri n g This Ad I -.....··------- • Calendar 11\11);\Y ru :Tl.:\~ IJ tl;,nd - ('iVt( ( ·(·nl(·r a.m Then· will tx· squarP, mund l~u U<.Jn•·c· .11 and <>how dan cing . ThPre wi U tx· <..t JiH· hand !\ snac k bar and F r id a_v .\lusiC" h\· [ t(Jmic Sound <-._ ,. \dmi :-.- .\ ion $~ s ing !I · an d S.'t WELCOME TO OUR SPRING IA 'Ldun SJ tunJa:. frorn ~ p.m . to 1 Ll n·t n-shmc·nt st <::tnd \ I.' il l tx> aYaib · [·r,upl1· . tllf· . Don <.~ lions at the · door ilf{'$'2 frJr adul1S ilnd Sl :-i ! for ('hildn ·n . .'>1\TI ruM Y I L\ItHIS< >.' \\'ILU: - Sprmsrm"<.l bY 1-:li f.X·ni sfJn ll"r1 <.;r Jm·itl(· !SIJV '- illld ( ;ir b. Y()u l h I.PJgur· <.; ig-n up Sa turdd \ ' trr1m !J d m lr! ] I I ;t. m t.~l thf' hJI I fii'id PIJS I -t~/i' . St: N DA Y Mr·1~ 1 I '0:111-:ltOY - ( A'nl' J · l..Ptart , Sci pio. ~IPm . Colum hia Jnd 1·-k'~lford Tow n ~hi ps. P<'rSlms I )()MLOHY - itf".; idrn ts of :'vkigs Coun ty un· n·minckd that 1h1 · n<:•.xt B loodm1Jhll 1· \'.' ill hPid P re-Easter service to call lh . <Jt 1111' .' {.() p m . All hlc~J( [ IYJ.!I:':-- ;m· IIJ tH ·lp rn;tmLt lrl th1 · tlf'f"'l t 'f[ ,\] pjtl\' I.LT.\ I<T 1··,\1.1.'> I· ,til <.. I"J'(; will huld l.•· l;, r·1 ; t b;tkf • . ,,Ji,, from ~~ <t. nl unr il DI.)(JD th1 · l {acm •· Jl1 Jmf · \.":tlictn;tl '·:..:t tutdoJ\' l ~: c rtk . - Ti ll ' MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE · , 83 MILl ST. MIDDlEPORT, OH. 992-2641 PHONE 992 -5776 ~m Tsank, director of neonatology at Children· s and University hospitals In Cincinnati. Dr. Wllllam Martone. a COC researcher. said several other vitamin E supplements exist !or prema1u!l' babies and they have not been associated with the new syndrome. Seventeen infants were given E.feroltn Knoxville and Cincinnati and did not develop the syndrome, he added. Use of E -Fe rol does not a ppear to be widespread, said Dr. F.W. Rosa with the FDA's Epidemiology Developmen1 Branch. Most neona· tal centers he contacted were only beginning 10 consider using the product, if I hey had considered It at all, he said. trations of oxygen, as premature infants often do, said Dr. Reginald Correction Due to a n informational error the name of the coach of I he cha mpion· ship SVA C Southe rn J unior High School was listed as Tammy Sm ith. The coach rs Tammy Smith Chapman . GRAND OPENING Village Cut Rate 3rd St., Racine UNDER NEW OWNERSHIP Mrs. Joan Mclain SATURDAY, APRIL 14 & FRIDAy APRIL 20 8 A.M . - 7 P.M. I FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAl PARKING lOT " OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PLACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT " *Many Sale Items * Toys-some half price * New Jewelry Refreshments Divon •t• rlarified ·n,e James Rona ld Couc h, Pomeroy who filed lor divorce against Debra 1.. Couch. Middleport is no1 Rona ld Lee Clonch and Of>hra .J. Clonch, Pomeroy. * SAVE BIG ON NEW AND USED CARS WE'RE SELLING - WE'RE DEALING IT'S SAID': "A PICTURE IS WORTH A 1,000 WORDS ." LOOK HERE! :1:1.1<1 or ~R.'\.XIii8. Th1• \'a nd, •r h1;of [kq.H l st ('hun·h . ( 'nolvil lt ·, f{ouu· 'l. wi ll ha\'1' pn ··LL<.;H •r l.,t ·r.·i n ·~ April 1 ~1 i 1 at 1: .' liJ •·;wh ('\'('ning. S p1 •a kt'l' ~ Will l.w · 1ht •l{1•v. ( 'a h ·in l··r·rn·ll. Thursda y nighL ThP I U·\' 1.'.111J f! t·ight. ot n •t:~ rnin islf•r. rnus i(' lJ\' ti'IH · r·hur<" h l' h()ir. ' l'ht · La ~ lf•r ~u n 1 is• · ~ ~'I "\' it·e \\'i ll I.!I: ' .t l l1 p.m v.·1th thP Ht ·\· Ct'<·il :VJr 11Th11n ; 1.., 1111 · ~. 1)4 ·al\t 'I' . 1984 PONTIAC 6000 LE 4 DR . 55 / 45 spilt seals, l1 nted glas s, arr cond1 l1onng, sport mrrrors, pa1nt ed ac · cenl stnpe. V6 mot or, wrre wh eel c0vers. AM / FM ste rro and much more. Da rk blue SUGGESTED RETAIL 51 1, 640 :v'H•t~.;~ ( IJLml _\· L'nit 1d 111,. ,\mr·ril':m SociPt~ Beautiful Lilies, Mums, Azalea s, Caladium s, Hydrangeas, Rose Bushes , Rhododendrons, Shrubbe ry , Fruit Trees, Hanging Baskeh & Complete Li ne of Bed ding & Vegetable Plants. Men's Fellowship will meet M<Jnday AC-; training ~·.ill h;t\·1· IIH· tr tr:Hning ;1nd kwl\ o il lor lht· /'1 ''-Hll •nti.t! dn\·· · .\pr ·\J 17, at / .' ~ I { . tn f ·f ·J Free Refreshment & Free Live Pl ant for everyone 16 years and older. Door Prizes to be Given Away. Need not be present to win. G€r a ld J . Overturf. He was cited lor fa ilure 10 cont rol his vehicl£' by the Gallia·Meigs Post of 1he Ohio Highway PatroL In the7p. m . acriden1 nur·1hof0hi o 124. Ov~rt uri's car went off the roa d and int o a creek and embankmcn1 . I lis vehrcle had heavy damage. The Meigs E:v!S 1ranspor1ed him to Vlv!H. In a 9:52a .m . accident yesterday east of Syracuse, a car received light damage. Driver of the vehicle wa s Elizabe1h .J. Doerfer , 32, Racine . Doerfer was east on Ohio 124, when she lost con1rol of he r vehicle caus in g i1 to go into a ditch. Two lots of lO,txXJ2-millill1er units each have been distributed nation· wide to 79 wholesale rs and 78 hospitals since the product was in1roduced in December, FDA s pokeswoman Faye Peterson said in Rockville. Md. "We have not gotten !lrm tnfor· mation on how much remains on the market," she said . Ms. Peterson said It would be "premature" to speak of any action against the company , "We have been totally Involved at llying to get the product off the market and ge1ting information out to people who have It," she said. Premature infan1 s tend to have a deficiency of vitamin Eat birth , and vitamin E "is reported 1o have a therapeutic benefit," the Atlanta· based CDC reported. Vitamin E seems to help preven1 anemia in some premature infant s and helps comba1 blindness I hat can affect babies receiving high concen· 1· 'ri(Lt \ ' night . ,1nd Iht ·l {t ·\· ( '<.~ l vin 1··· ·rr ' •ll 11! Fl.\ ·, 1ht · ~ ~ ~ unb ,\· night '->J)( ·akt ·r. Tht·n· will h1 · S))('cial Bake sa le i'().Vli-"H(JY WE HAVE A LARGE SELECTION OF DAKIN STUFFED ANIMALS IN STOCK whu an· willin g 1o lwlp are asked Sf•n ior ( 'if izPn s ( ·en ll ·r. \-1u[l)( ·rr:. · Jl~ ·lgh : ". Pllm(·ro\· I n 1m I p m 1() ,!! RPCeiv ing treat ment for a concus· sia n , lacf'rations and cont u sions is @•J@§~I:teii:W=¥ SUN., APRIL 15, 12:00 to 5:00 SYRACUSE Bloodmohik plans visit ~~ ·· HUBBARD'S GREEN HOUSE Happenings V\'l'dnPsd<Jy. April A 67·year -old Rutland man is in fa ir condition a 1 Vetera n's Me mor· ial Hospita l for injuries suffered in a sing le-vehicle accide nt on County Road 16 Thursday night. comm~ L ANYONE WHO STOPS IN BETWEEN 5 AND 8 TONIGHT CAN SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE Elderly man in fair condition Caru thers, Carri s ,.i,her; h:u;k, Kristin Ki ng, ~le l ani e Beeg-le, i\ mi Brothers, Ray Lynn Basham: on top. Ke lly Dou ~l as. ,Judi Williams has 'if>lllf'fl a~ ad vi~r fo r the c·hf'rrlr.ading squad. distributor, said the company was participating In the voluntary recall "although a direct link between E ·Ferol use and the syndrom e has not been definitely established.'' Hiland . In a prepared statement, said the company was contacting hospital administrators, hospital pharmacists and other health prufPssionals to tell them of the reca ll . He d£'clined fu rther OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:00 P.M . TREE PLANTING - A small orchard l• being developed a1 the Carleton School with trees being donated and planted by various county organizations. The fourth such tree, a yellow tm nsparent, w as planted Tuesday by the Chester Garden Club by Mrs. Howard Knight, left. and Mrs. Maurita MIUer . Othe r trees will he donated and planted by the dub later . C'IIEER."' - Th~·~· girL.., arl' lf•adi ng the t:hf•ers for t he Salhthu ry E l•·nwn tar:y S('hool h~L"ikf•t halJ h•am this yPar. The~· art> fro nt , fro m left , Tra.l'i Rartl'l..., , -farw :\nn William ..,, c·ani(• Ranl 'l"'i, mas<:ot; Hcida The Daily Sentinel- Fag• 9 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio p .rn o~t \ 'l'! l ·t. cn . . . Vlf'!Yllll'i; t l ][f t'-, [JiL tl \ '1d unH~ · J " will !:. · Jl';wh mg" hitTnt '" wit h f'{ [ U('it lll tn.li mii lf· tT li :md ;tc., kin g for d11no 1t :tJ!l S lron1 \b .\ l lo M.'t\' 111 \'1 1 un1r~·rc; ;u t• nt,'£h ·d lur :V11'ig.., ( ·( runt y ( 'hun·ht·s IJI ( ·rll· i. . . t , M t·n·... h ·l lrJw:-. hip \\' ill fll ('t '1 .r ! !ht· Oh itJ \ ', 11 11 •\' C!Jn •. . ti :nl ,\s st·m iJI\ t 11t'(tford ( ·;mtp ( .nttlll tl ~ r Mnn ria \ ·, .·\pril H>. <~I I) : : ~J p.m. lor i t I 1<1:VtLW JY - j1J!IUI'k c; uppl 'J ;tgt· will !lam and IM '\' £' 1' tx· pn J\'idl "fl. Th t!Sf' ;!llt·ndin g shrtu ld twing tablr· "1'!"\' io· 1-: \' t'I':\ 'O!li· i" wr·l('om(·. WCITE. House&1i lUCIT&_. ·- . - ANNI F HBO AND CINEMAX OFFER SUPERMAN Ill, -~ ACRYLIC LATEX · FLAT ***** - FABULOUS ACT S • I ---- Wall Paint 1984 PONTIAC 2000 SUNBIRD SEDAN Thrs car rs equrpped wrlh Eur opean buckel cloth se ats. so ft ray ltnted glass. all co ndtl1oning, 3 speed automatrc tra ns.. onwPr steenn g, tnm rings, AM/FM stereo. wh1 tewa ll t11 es. l1ght blu e. SUGGESTED RETAIL $8,788 ACRYLic LATEX . FLAT FINISH E•c •lt ng ......... A C ROB A TS' Starting Thursday and continuing all wee kend long . ca bl e TV subscribers will be treated to four so lid days of tabu · lou s entertainment on Hso· and Cin emax'-' FR EE ! Ju st turn your set to the ch annel shown be low and see blockbu ster movies. superstar concerts and com edy spec ials, children's shows and morel All wee kend long-a ll for you -* FRE E! -----~ ., - ....~ .... 6 30AM My Favo111e ••• •••••• ••••••••••••••••••• I hroll ., l. holls I .1uq hler an(! E t l i ii !Trli'TI! Ill thl ! l h !lt!'l ITi! rli!Jil() f-- - Vl vclc tou::; ~Jmn1 r: u RINGMI STRESS 'q '""'" " d llv - --- <l)( " - - --- 6 OOPM l hP- loy (PGJ --- How's th1s so und? Powe r door locks. t1nted glass. power w1ndows. lloor mats. delay wipe rs. atr condiltoning, power brakes, crut se con lrol, VG en· gine automatic tr ans.. ttll steenng, power steenng. w11e wh eel covers. AM .'FM/Cassette Save b1g on a qual1ty car from Ponlt ac. SUGGESTED RETAIL 111 ,717.44 I ll il lll' Cr •n lt •r '-., l 10 HII Pli~d ~i.Hll ~OOAM W\J 500 E. Main Pomeroy, OH . 992-2174 ~ - The Kmg ol Corneoy (PGJ ____ ~- J OOPM - 8 O!JPM Be st ff1ends (PG) tOOOPM CUJU tRI I MISty (NR) 6 OOPM - - 11 35PM Bene Multer No rnus -- r- - f 1H~ I u~ -- tPGI The K1ng of Comeav tPGJ - - -f- - --· I 8 OOPM Sup[!rman Il l (PGI -10 IS PM F1r~t :· SS PM scrv Blood IAI ·---- ,..1, 12 45A M Bad Boys (Rl IZIO AM 10to M•CintQr11 iRI 2 SOAM Let's SooMthe Nrght Tooetrter i PGJ 2 O!JAM MacArthur (PG) 4 JO AM Spil l Image (A) - - - - - *FREE ON HBO CHANNELll. FRIDAY, APRil 13 6 lOAM ~·- S 30PM ALBUM f LASH • OltVIJ Newt on -John ' 1984 PONTIAC PHOENIX 5 DR . HATCHBACK LE Har<illlcll i ~-- - look lor LLcrle at you r nearosl duoler CLIPANDSAVENEARYOURTV.- Ye.1r 01LIVIOQ Dangerou51¥1PGl -~00~~ fThe -- -- ~- BEIGE 11\~'fs~LASIS - 12 JOPM So11ndP.r !GI ._ t? NOON The C()mpfeat Beat!es INR I 1-- -· I he Br1!1ge •JII the f1 "'el II w< ll 1 N ~ 1 2 30 PM - -t 1 00 PM from He r~ tc Etern1ty tNRI NATURAL SMITH NELSON MOTORS, INC. STUDENI•CHILD SUO ADUL T-$5.00 - 10 OOAM V1C!Or Vrctor1a (PGI Show\ nt 4 DO & 7 30 AI ThP RUTL A ND - .~ - WCITE.: - . tpG i Y~.:1 1 6 OOAM A S!re etw l'wne(l 0CSile INRI TUESDA Y, APR . 17 CIVIC CENTER - THURSDAY, A~IL 12 ANIMAL S ' COMII6 YOUR WAY ! ~ - *FREE ON CINEMAX CHANNEL 11. Amazmg ... ' - �Page _. , .., p_..RI1. 10-- The Daily Sentinel Friday, April 13,. Middleport, Ohio '!I! ~y.April Names drawn for Meigs jury duty . DIAMONDS - An act !rom Denmark, the RoUlng Diamonds, artists on skates, will be a part of the nwnerous acts to be featured when the ,John Hetzer Indoor clrcu.• plays at the Rutland Civic Center at4 and 'l: 30 p.m . Tuesday. Proceeds will go lrto the cMc center maintenance and Improvement fund . Twenty-live names were drawn Thursday morning In the office of the Clerk of Courts lor JlOSSible grand jury duty, and 75 names for possible petit jury duty for the May term. Names drawn for possible grand jury duty were: David J . DaUey, Carpenter Rt. , Rt. 1 Portland; Harold William Fetty, Rt. I, Langsville; EUzabeth J Calaway, Reedsville; Tammy Milliron, Rt. 1, Box 220A, Mlddleport; Lois N. Burt, Pomeroy; Kittle L Sellers. Portland, Wilma H. Casto,' Ractne; NaomlE. Foreman, Portland; Melvin E. Surrency, Pomeroy; Dorothy Jean Harden, Rt . 1, Racine, Earl Ritchie, Long Bottom; Lyle V. Moon. Pomeroy; Lu Ann Evans, 635 MIU St., Middleport; Kathy Ann Lee, Pomeroy; Jane E. Wise, Rutland; Robert L. Williamson, Rutland; Ethel A. Shank, Pomeroy, Ruth D. SMith, Rt. 1, Racine; Geraldine Varney, Rt 1, Long Bottom; Melodl Jo Cundiff, Syracuse; Roy Lee Johnson, Rt. 1, Middleport, Merle Louise Evans, Portland; Lois Letetla Frank, Racine; Stephen B. Shuler, Racine, and Rick A. Metheney, Rt. 1, VInton. Names drawn for possible petit jury duty were: Hlldred Carson, Rt. 1, Middleport; Dorothy Pierce, Middleport, John Parsons, Middleport; Ray Harper, Rt. 1, Shade, Ronald G. Wright, Rt. 1, VInton; Sharon Sue Darst, Rt 1, Middleport; Kathryn Jane Chaney, Pomeroy; John Carlton Maxson, Rt. 1, ReedsvUie; Edna May LUe, Rt. 1, Reedsville; Charles W. Craig, Rt. 2, Racine; Karla K. Brown, Rutland ; VIckie L. CUndUf, Racine; Delores M. Surface, Middleport; Andrew J . Jordan, Rt. l, Reedsville; Carolyn McCoy, Syracuse; Pa trtcla E. Hotfman, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Holly H. Howery, Albany; Robert W. Ca- ruthers, Middleport; John David Gillogly, Rt. 3, Albany; Josephine SybU Parsons, Rt. 2, Racine; John W. Hall, Rt. 2, Racine; Jackie Lee Westfall, Rt. 1, ReedsvUle; Purl Howard Van Meter, Rutland; Lester R. Russell, Pomeroy; Pearl Welker, Pomeroy; Allen Dean Blackwood, Pomeroy; Carl E Qualls, Pomeroy; Luc!Ue Jude, Rt. 1, Langsville; VIrginia Duckworth, Middleport; Dorothy M. BOlen, Rt. 1, Dexter; Frances Irene Foster, Racine; Marte W. Waldnig, Rt. 1, Syracuse; Richard L. Coleman, Pomeroy; Norma Ann Torres, Pomeroy; Glorta J. Slarcher, Rt. 1, Long Bottom; John L. Damewood, Rt. 1, Reedsville; Joseph L. Wilson, Pomeroy; Dennis L. Thornton, Langsville; Robert A. Jordon, Pomeroy; Charles Lewis, Pomeroy; Edgar Thane Greenlee, Pomeroy; Charles William Chapman, Rt . 4, Pomeroy; Debbie Lynn Powell, Bottom; Robert Lee Watson, Sr., Racine, Keltll D. PhaUn, Pomeroy; Susan K. PullinJ, Pomeroy; Celia G. Territo, Pomeroy; Bernatd Pyle Bay , Reedsville; Charles F . Zeigler, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Bobby Jack Ord, Syracuse; Betty Marte Foley, Syracuse; Mark A. Simpson, Racine; Alvin Dale Tripp, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Pyllls Duerr Fultz, Pomeroy; Nllla R. Robinson, Rt 2, Coolville; MUo Hutchison, Rutland; Letha L. Prot!ltt, Rt. 3, Racine; VIrginia 0. Hartley, Rt . 1, Middleport; Lydia Chevalier, Rt. 1, Reedsv!Ue; Burl J . Walker, Sr., Rt. 1. Shade; Lycvonnta E. Young, Pomeroy; Robert H. Oller, Racine; JennHer M. Anderson, Rt. 1, VInton; Wt!Uam A. Schultz, Rt. .3, Pomeroy; Ernest Junior Rood, Rt.: 1, Reedsvllle; Clovis L. Straus" baugh, Wilkesville; Donald Leroy Hunrll'l, Rt. 3, Pomeroy; Jack L. Wolfe, Racine; Hazel Inez Congo, Rt. 1, Long Bottom; Paul Michael Riggs, Pomeroy, and Victorta ~­ Nottingham, Rt . 3, Pomeroy. To meet Sunday BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S.· RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Ntw Homes-htensivt Remodel in& Insurance Work Custo.m Pole Bldas & 611'111$ Roolin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sid~nas 1 6 Ye•rs Experience GREG ROUSH PH . 992-75B3 or 992-2282 Authorized John Deere, New Hoi11nd. Bush Hoa F1rm Equipment Outer Farm Equipment Parts & Service I 3 ffc Also Some Car Fenders Available 11-1-Hc POOLS-PLUS- THE KOUNTRY KLUB Sales and Service NOW OPEN GOlf I!5SON5 SPEa.t.L ~ Charleston Rd. " CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes "' I *StpetYistd Golf Just Past Krodell Park Special April Only 12x24 .. .$5,500 Installed 14x2L$6.200 installed 3-28 -lfn ADULT 6 lor 140 STUDENTS 6 for '30 Proa:rtm 1 •lt&lnnlnl now lhtou&h stason } *All Aces Saturdly pll,lfl& trrps •On Course Instruction _~!-51 ' 'W'-.(. •Washers •D•shwaahers •Ranges •Annis INSTRUCTORS John Teoford Office: 675-1388 •Refrigeratora •Dryers •Freezers Dove 'Big H1t" Burt 4-4-1 mo . pd. CHESlER , PARTS and SERVICE 4-5 tfc OHIO 4 9·1 mo CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP YOUNG'S Wolfe Investigations, Meigs Genealogical Society will . meet Sunday, Aprll15, at2 p.m. at · the Meigs County Museum. - Addons and remodeling - Rooting and gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrrcal MIDDLEPORT. OHIO PHONE 992-2156 3 23 lfn Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 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Oh1 0 4 3 7 15 Further .nformat1on ""9a1d1ng th1s mar ter md 'f oe obta1n ed by a o dre s~. 1n q t:~n l ,.. (hJ i f V ! C Mur y Ann Or ltnSkl SecrPtarv 3 7 ~ Snu th Htgh Sllef'l Co l um hu~ O h1o ·:132 15 THE PUBL IC UTiliTIES COM MISSIONOF OH IO Bv M ary Ann O r l l tl Sk l Se~_. r et cn y Apr rl 13 Public Notice NOTI CE IS hereby g rven that rn pur su ancP of a Aesoluh on of th e Boa rd ot Tr uSIFf' S of the To•,vn sh 1p ol Leta rt O h1o po3 ssed Or th F> 6t h rlay of Febr uary 1984 there wrll be s u b mr lt e (1 to a vote ol the oeo plp ot srm1 l etart Townsh 1p 3' a P11 m o1ry ELECTlON to be held m thP To wns htD of l e iJrl e POMEROY, 0. 992-2259 OWNER NEEDS TO SELL W1lhn1 to Negotiate - on th1s 2 bedroom mobile home, ~ec heal 011 mce lot of approx I acre Asijng 111.000 Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: CONTACT · ROUSH C O~'IIS TRUCTION GREG B. ROUSH BOX 306 SYRACUSE, OHIO PHONE: 992-7583 6lll M•in VI~GIL B. SA 216 r . 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)·992-3325 NEW LISTING - Edge ollown th1s 3 bedroom lrame w1lh bath, turnace, K~ng woodburner, carpetJng, basement and one acre plus for $35,000 IS Three acres With a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12x15 livmg room and 24x24 fam1ly room Partially carpeted, fuel oil furnace w1th fac•h· hes for woodbumer. 12wl5 block storage buddmg. 20x30 block garage. R1ght off Rt 248, country settmg, '11 m1le east of Chester. Oh1o. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE: Downstairs equipped with kitchen, living room, dining room and den; upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement tot me approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. 2y, ACRES - Some level, SOrr<! pasture and a 6 rm 3 bedroom remodeled home All utilities, gas furnace and lull basement near RaCine Hogh School 2 LG. LOTS - On Rt 124 tn Syracuse above all ftoods. 7 oms. balh, carpebn& stove, refngerator, copper plumbing alumtnum Sldtng for $25,000 SYRACUSE - PRICE REDUCED! - Another bargain lrom Cleland Realty' 3 bedruom remod~ed home, new rool, carpeted, alsooutbutldm& all oo 3 lots Only $20,000 REMODELED - N1ce ca rpet'"& 3 bedrooms, lurnace, patio. small garden and garage near stores on Pomeroy Ask1ng $34,000 SYRACUSE - Beautiful home wtth many mce fealures, fam•ly room fireplace, spual staircase, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, mce workshop, cham hnk fence $&1,000 VIEW OF RIVER- 6 rm frame home '" good repa~r with furnace, range refngerator, basement and 2 porches. Pnced nght POMEROY - 2 story, 3 bedroom home w~h spac10us rooms very neat modern, l'o baths. basement garage, large lot $35,000 TUPPERS PlAINS - N1ce 3 bedroom ranch With large kitchen and dmtng rooms, e1ec heat fireplace, approx I acre lot Nice house, mce pnce $39.500 REALTORS Henry Clel1nd, Jr. 992-6191 DoHit Turner 992-5692 Je1n Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 • fha1rm an FrJ n c e s M Th o mas We'd ltte to Introduce you to Enpae·A·Car, lhe modern WilY to duve the wehtcle of your cho•ce No Down Payment Lower Monthly Ply.,.,nt BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 8 YR. OLD RANCH -Has lull basement carpeting, carport, with storage, 6 rms. all carpeted, and 2 full baths 2 acres tor only $45,000 RANCH - 1.& fenced lol 3 bedrooms. ~I\' t\ 1rner, full basement .,vwec~ Elec bb heat Askmg $35,000 DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS to 24'x36' Insulated D~Hones P&S BUILDINGS hclfte, 011. Ph 614-143 -5191 10:6-tlc CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE dOWING *'RilliNG •SYLVANIA •SPIED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER - 985-3307 312311 mo ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 m IUl Housing Headquarter~ ' 4288177 Loc 429-84 B4 304-428 -8177 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars J•m Mtnk Chev -Oids Inc 8111 Gene Johnson 448 -3672 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swarn Furnt· ture. 446 -3159, 3rd & Olrve St . Gallipolis, Oh Wanted to buy square dancmg clothes Site 10. any 992-2196 Middleport, Ohso 1-13-tfc Wanted to buy Junk cars, top prices pa1d Call 614· 3 22 1 mo pd Announcements WANTED All Types of Alumrnum Clean Sheet & Cast 41< lb. Weeks of April 9-21 Alumrnum Auto. Trans •a.oo Each Irony Alummum At. 124.Pomeroy Oh1o AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 2 Loc1tMI 1v, M1le list of Pa1etown oo fwp 142 Call 992-3466 3 Announcements Scipio Energy Recycling Divis\· on 4I II J mo KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION SWEEPER and sewmg ma · chine repair , parts, and supplies Ptck up and delivery. Dav1s Vacuum Clf!!laner. one half mile up Georges Creek Rd. Call Vinyl & Aluminuni SIDING . 498 Genenl Hartm&er Pkwy Middleport. OH. 992-2549 Open: Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 General Construction , Roofing A Specialty Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or 949-28oD No Sunday Calts 3 11 -tlc GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT . Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofinc of all Types Worked in home area BACKHOE "RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRUCK SE .. VtCE 20 yeeoa "Free Estim1tes" Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843-5425 Only 3-8-2 mo. pd . "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM autLT HOMES "WATER. GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-720\_; 5_11 J&L BLOWN INSUlATION W1ll ruct 'fOIJ' entue hf• Wltl'lo•t U•lnr IRJ quUtiOfiS. 11WtS ld~r(l on al 1ft1Lrs of llf• such as IOYI 1nd buSIRtU stcllnns 1nd hea!th 1517S Coun (nuttoCourthouse) ATHfJIS 2nd floor, Of1 9 Cal! 593 S415 10 1.r1. 6 p m - After 6·30 p m ean b1 ruched st 16 Ptarns lid At 612-630-11 pm 3 26 ? mo 35185 Oak Hili Ro1d Long Bottom, OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Ose Von Schr1der Equipment Recommended by Leadm1 Carpet Manufacturers. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo Reading 15 W1th This Ad 322 1 mo •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm W~ndov.,. \ r •Replacement WMctows •New Aoof1ng FREE ESTIMAT!S JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS MISS THERESA " MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING typo Call 446 -4537 16t2 or 446 1437 LIMESTONE HAULED For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation. AL TROMM Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 742-2328 4/9/1 mo. . - Call 446-1149 ·.:·r\ MCGHEE - · V'IM' · ~a'•-* . 0 , • Co. M•ddteport , Oh 614-9923476 Cash pa1d for fancy iron or heavy 1ron beds $160 and up for certain Me1gs Co stone JBrS Old time cup board call 1 - 304- 882 - 2711 1 7760 Electflc toy traLn!l any shape or conditton Call 614 · 992 · 6356 Wanted to buy, used truck 1n good condttion 304 -675 6203 very friendlv Call 614 379· 2114 To a good home, 3 yr old female part Tarrier, spaded & housebroken. lo~Jea child ren Call 446 -3737 1 yr . old Y2 lnsh Setter, % Labrador Retriever. affec t1onate. ex w1th children Call 446·2338 after 6PM Four black dogs, four mths old to g1ve away 992 · 7822 Help Wanted ReceptiOniSt- Sales 5 day per week . 1 or 2 eve . Sat Send complete resume to 80:11 1292 1n care of the Gallipohs Oatly Tnbune. 825 Thud Ave.. Gallipolis Oh 46631 Wanted people in Galha and Me1gs Count1os to share homes m a foster homo type program for adults with emotional problems Reimbersement of $240 to $330 per mo For more tnforma ~ tion call or write Becky Canter , Woodland Canters Inc ., 412 Vmton Pike, Golli- poha. Oh 46631 CAII446pieo, 7 wko. old Call 8 t 4- 6500 or 992-2 I 92 6 Doberman -Beagle pup- 992-7458 between 10 am 1!.9pm 2 gold fish Call 614-742 3067. Kanawha St . 304 -675 2482. 6 month old black and tan female pup. 304-675-3427 6 Lost and Found LOST Addavlllo Grode School area. Tan Ptt Bull dog. anawers 1o Jack If found colt 614-367-0618. Reward. oldo Saort. Saturday. Call ' 92 -217 8. Laet or etolen: 2 pu,..a Pomeroy eru · no reward • Hkocl. Rhonda .1 34-A Mulbtroy Ave .. Pa""'roy. q~ont 1- - - - - - - - - Oil & Gas. If you have od & gas axpanence. our growing corp is look for reps and are• supervisors Full tram· ing. Sales or public relations experience helpful buy not necessary Open1ng1 in most eastern counties Excellent opportumty and money Call 614-265-7300 anytime. Part t1me take iniJentory rn Middleport Stores Car ne· cessary Wnte phone number, e~ttperience to ICC 608. Box 627. Paramus. NJ 07662 Oil&: GAS If you have oil & gaa e~ttperience . our growing corporatton 11 looktng for reps & area suporv1son Full training Sales or public relation e:~~purience helpful, but not necessary . Openrngs tn most eastern countros Excellent opportuntty & mo · nay Call 614 -265-7300 anytime Need housekeeper to do spnng cleanmg lonce) mapt Substantial pey Call after 7 30 p m. 614 -992-3011 Htgh School Jun1ora . Seniors -- Be a member of OUR West Virginia Armv National Guard Buddy Pie toonl!1 We currently have vacancies for rnd1viduals who want to attend basic trarning with others from West Vrrgm1o Tramrng will begin at Fort D•• . NJ , on June 11th and you wt!l be back for the fall school term Th1s 1s the perfect summer JOb Jom now and begtn earning money for monthly meetmgs. earn full t1me pay dur1ng summer tram mg. and then earn pert t1me pay upon return from treming Call 304-675-3960 or I -800- 642 3619 No layoffs, no strike. exc earning potentral We tram, Full 11me, part t1me . w1th maJor U S Companv . earn · tngs up to & 200 per week full trme $100 part t1me pOSSible 304 -576 -2518 OPPORTUNITY PLUS Rawlergh Dealers wanted Full or part ttme 304 -675 · 1090 Security off1cen full and part ttme openmg available m the New Haven . W Va area Must have personal transportation, phone ac· cess & clean record Pre \ttous secunty ew:penence preferred but not necessary Full time benef1ts and um· forms prov1ded Respond thru Pt PI Job Serv1ce thru 4 - 16 · 84 Monday lnter vtews will be conducted Tues 4 17 84 from 10 am 1111 noon 1 p m - 8 p m 12 Situations Wanted Be a Flea Market Dealer See our ad 1n Yard Sales Applicetiona now be~ng ac · ceptad at Bob Evans Steak . house 1530 Eastern Ave, Gallipolis. Oh 46831 Dental Asaistent needed Full trme. m Gallipolis area Must be wrlling 10 learn Resr>mes reqUired . Send to Box 200 in cere of the G1llipolls Deily Tribune. 826 Thrrd Ave . Gallipolis. Oh 46631 No later than April 26th. Welcome Wagon Training Class Starting Soon Call about our April training cl ..s. Greet people and represent local busine•seeln the Galllpolil and aurround lng areas We tratn for fte~ttible hour full time and pert time .. lee and public relation• politlona. Car • 33 -- -----Giiiiiiloiiii -------& Vicinity Wrll care for the e!derlym my home lots of references Men or women Call 614· April 12, 14, 16 Clot hoi, 4 Family Garage Sale Cente · nary Townhouse, At 141 , April 8 & 7. Frl & Sat 9 unto I 6PM. Bargatn ' s galore , Thurs • Fri , Sat 9 to dark Clothes , coffee and end aome antiques tables. furniture . m11c The Gallipolis flea Market ltema. 66 Garf1ald Ave . Thanka You Over fourteen Gall1pohs hundred vi11ted us last week end We expect more th11 com1ng Sat & Sun and make this spoc1al offer Set up outside all the merchan & diSe you can get on one vehicle for only 86 a day Neighbors , friends . fam1lies and organiz:ations get to · Friday Apnl 1 3 9 30 to gether and fill a truck Some 6 00 Franc11 Bonedum res t 6'x8 ' table apace available dance . Succe s s· Ad .. inside. Some have been Tuppers Plams reserved by the month and by the year So hurrav and become a part of th11 uciting indoor outdoor ev& ery weekend year round market Rt 35 & Rt 160 Call 446-7037 evening s YARD SALE Aprrl 12 and Yard Sale Frr & Sat 9 -7 13 , 9 00 hi! 4 00 Be11de clothmg. d•shes, rain can - Mason Bowling Alley , Me· cels Springer Ad, Kanauga son , W Va Various ttems .....flo me roy .. Middleport Vicinity Pt Pleasant Vicinity 1-----------4----------~ 21 Business Opportunity Be a Flea Market Dealer See our ad '" Yard Sales 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED 773 5882 Call 446-8002 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower pr1ced regular tunrngs dtscounts to Sen•or Crttzens Churches & Schools. Ward's Keyboard , 304 676 3824 Ptano Tunmg ~tnd Repatr Brunrcard1 Mus1c Co , 446 0687 Skrll and mtegrlty our trademark Lane Domols 614-742-2951 8 & M Parnhng Aes . lnd , Comm Free estimates Call 614 256 1492 or 446 1104 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Month!y and Quarterly acc o unt s welcome 428 Se· condAve Cal1446 -1136 Shear Oes1gns Unhmlted. formerly Carol Coiffures. Easter spectals. perms , $5 off from Apul 15th to 21st Mason , W Va Unwanted Facra! or body halr7 Permanent, painless remove! by European Elec tromc Oeptlator Mary 1s cert1f1ed tn thrs new compu · terized d1gttal system Cal! of the Sta1rs. full ser'ltiCe salon Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale anyt1m0 304 675-5386 18 Wanted to Do General Haulmg and Trash removal Servrce Reliable and dependable Call 446 ~ 3169 between 9 and 5 Kerth ' s Lnwn Mowtng & Trimmmg Servtce Reliable and dependable Reasona ble rates Call 446-3159 or 266-6251 Roofing and gutter work, metal work, housepa1nt1ng. carpenter work Exc ref Free est1mates Call 446· 3171 Will cut lawn 1n Gallipolis area Call to make arrange~ ments Ask for Mol. 446- 7316 Repatr or remodel or Install ceil1ng tile and wall panal1ng Call 614 -992-2759 Three bedroom bnck home w1th 1 1h baths. carpeted. full basement, garage, b1g out · s1de burldmg with 3~ acres lend on Georges Creek Ad Call 446 ·4265 or 367 · 0232 Home m Middleport, Apnl shower of sa-vrngs Thou sands of dofiRrs Call 614 - 992 -6941 6 rooms. basement. double garage, 1 & one· thrrd acre lot. Ro se Hrtl , Pomeroy $32.900 Call 1-614-6782513 Baum Add1t1on . 3 bedroom . brick , 1 112 baths , full basement. family room , carport. patio & adJOtnlng V: acre lot. a'1ta1leble $67.000 614- 985-4201 Owner transferred , must sell. ex c ellent condttton 866,000 - 9 I 1,000 down Assume 8 % Pet loan . 304 675 · 1529 after 6 .00 4 room house m country , largo lot on Chestnut Ridge , cuy warer. hooked up Financial at 2.ooo 304-676 -7689 FOR RENT WITH OPTION 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO racommendo that you do busineu with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you have lnveatlgated the offering led1es 18 or over, are you looking for a job? Here's 1 great opportunity to earn TO BUY!! ! 14ft wide three bedroom . bath and half. mob1le homa sittmg on n1ce lot, reedy to move rnto For sale by owner. 3 bdr , central a1r, forced air furnance , buck stove , rnground 1 8:~~36 sw1mm•ng pool , close to c1ty schools Prtced reduced to S38.500 Call aell 1161100 Colt 814256-11620. 34 8u•ineaa Buildings large. two unit, apartment buildmg, good investment Pr~ c e redu c ed 304 -675 - 7641 24 x24 two room w1th bath, can be mo'lted in two 12h ilect1ons 814 -448-7698 or 446 2776 35 Lots & Acreage 36 acres off At 688. behind Fa1rgrounda Home 11tes or farm 837.000 f~rm Call 446 ·2168 32 acre farm for sale. good house. 4 m1 from town Call 304-697-2627 2 acres on R1o Grande Centerpoint Rd Near Cen terpotnt Partly wooded, county w•ter & utilities near by Southwestern S c hool Distnct . $2,000 Call 614 245 -5406 ---------1 ac re of land on Grandview Hg ts $14.000 304-676 12 83 acres, 522 ft black top road frontage, located on Jerry ' s Run. 5 miles from,. Goodyear Plant ThiS prop ~, ertv has been surveyed,,. spnng water 24 acres with'" large block and metal barn.: 1 350 ft off Jerry 11 Run onCounty Rt 72 . 919 000 • Clyde Bowen , J r 304 -576< 2336 ' 28 acres mostly wooded ~ several walnut trees, to..,. bacc o allotment , all mmera" nghts. borders Ch1ef Corn · stock. huntars parad1se. to< cated off Mtllstone Road · Pncad $11 .600 00 Phon8' 614-367-7271 ' 2 65 acres corner lot Greer & 8 Mtle Road Black top roads 304 -675 - 1198 Rentals pnvacv 963 900 Call614992-5420 41 For sale or rent , 3 bedrm house wnh detached garage on 34 acres m Portland area Cell after 5 30 p m 304· 5 rm house 44 0!1ve St . Gall1p ohs lnqu1re at 918 2nd Ave . Ga!hpo!1s, Ohto Ntc e house 1n Pomeroy 3 bedrm fully carpeted basement f~replace. large front porch $39 ,500 Call 614· 5 rms & bath attached garage, A -1 cond $210 mo . $75 depos•t wtth opt1 on to buv on land contra ct 152 Chrlhcothe 273-5272 992 7683 2 .J bedroom Remo deled Large out building Withrn walking distance of schools m Mtddleport end of Ham1l ton St Ca11614 -992 -6161 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614-446 7572 Houses for Rent Rd Call 446 -1340 or 446 3B70 3 bdr ranch wrth garage, on landscaped lot 11~ . mtnutes from Galhp ohs '" Green Acres SubdiVISIOn Dep. lease & ref req $2 50 mo Call446 -0505 after 7 week days or anvtrme weekends Or stop by 387 LeGrande Bl~o~d 2 bdr ho use Pt Pleasant area Fo r add ttlonal Inform a· t10n cal! 446 4602 3 bdr . all carpeted , S230 mo . dep 1 mt out R t 1 60 Ca!l 446 - 1364 after 6 NEW AND USED MOBILE 2 bedroom furntshed , $ 200 HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL- mo & depo sll, also , 1 ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . bedroom & bath cabm . 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS . $110 mo & deposit Cool RT 35 PHONE 614 446 VIlle. Ohto Call 614 · 667 7274 3080 1974 Shultz , 1 4x65 wtth tiP out . good condition Washer & dryer , range refngerator. central a1r Cali 446 7487 In R10 Grande 1982 mob1le home 14 ft 2 bdr . goo d cond Set up an approx 1 acre land. $17,000 Call 446 3038 1982 14x50 mobtle home. $9 ,700 or $2,000 down 9150 monthly Cal! 446- 9595 Ktrkwood two bed room mobile home Central A H . carpet. apphances . underpinnmg $9.000 Call 614 ·256 -6035 or after 6PM 14:~~:70 446 8251 Used 2 bedroom mobtle homes , furn1shed 10:~~50 and 12x52 s1zes Your chance to own a comfort& ble home Browns trarler Court Minersville. Oh 614- 992 -3324 Reduced, movrng and must sell 1973 12:~~:66 mob1fe home Good c ondrtlon . washer & dryer . 86500 614 -742 2274 197712:~~66mobrlehome 2 bedrooms . total electriC, furnished. new rafngerator and living room su1t 88500 304-773-9196 Mobile home for ule. 12x60, 1973 Camaron. 2 bedroom Phone 304-675 6484 after 6pm l - - - - - - - -- - 3 bedroom , 2 Yl baths , fam · ily room , ftreplace , uceptional kitchen. dining room . Many nice extras 304-882 · 3 30 PM or 675- 3898 Polnt Ptoannt on Rt . 2 N 304-875-3248 10 acre mini f~rm . 12Jt~80 mobile home. 5 outbulldi nga, 400 lb. tobacco biH. new 28•68 ft hous• narted. Owner moving must Owner tron sfered must sell beButlfut 3 bdrm bf!ck home Fuep!a c e deck woods . prtvacy , sunshme , $226 00 down $226.00 per month. 304-576-2711 Fiwe room house wtth base· ment and attached garage on two acres 4 miles from Farms for Sale 446 -3204 1973 Fa~rmont , 12•66, unfurnished . gas furnace. cen tral air~ cond . $3,000 00 . 2096 II - 7436 after 4 30 8u1ld on vour Iota new homo you afford Over 1100 sq ft , 6 ro o ms & bath car. peted, ready to move into $26,500 also garages & basement Call Patnot Home Budders 446-8038 Wdl cons1der mobtle home as trade -m 23 3051 Call 304 - 675 - 7271 W1ll do roofmg and odd jobs Homes for Sale Must sell $2 ,000 down tak e over $315 per mo payment Ta:~~es & 1nsurance mcluded . located Plantz SubdtiJISton 3 bdr ranch . full basement , carport , woodburner. c1tv schools E:~~ loc 4 bdr house. Corner of Washmgton A'lte and Jemco Ad $39 ,500 Rt 2 3 bdr . country !wing $28.000 l1st wrth us we have other A One Rea! Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard L Yeager Ill salesman Cal! 304-675 5104 or Harper 's Adu!t Care Home has a vacancy for another resident , e!derly person Call 31 RATES Below market rates Fi~tted conventional FHA · VA . leader Mortgage , Athens. collect 614 -592 · 667-3402 Mercer's Rrverv1ew Per · sonal Care Home has vHcan · cres for elderly per5ons Bettv Mercer owner 304 · 2 Yard Sales of everything Thurt. 6 Frr 9 -7 At Centenary on Uneoln Pike knick knacks. TV 1t1nd, and table a. clock a. Fe rrv1ew · Ewergreen Rd today , 614 992-6720 Top 304 675-1293 3 brown puppies With bob ta1la Call 446 -9799 2 yr. old male Collie dog, Help Wanted Part - time secretery · receptlontlt Must have aome accounting back ground Some sales axparience preferable but not necessary Send resume to Box 300 In c•ra of the GallipoliS Daily Tribune, 826 Third Ave . Gallipolis. Oh 46831 . COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Be+:ta. 1ron. wood , cupboards, charrs chests, baskets , d1shes. stone Jars. antiques. gold end sliver Write M 0 M1ller. Rt 2 , Pomeroy. Oh10 45769 or call 614 992 · 11 614-218-t905. II. l."Bud" llcGHEE Broker-Auction Service Cheryl LeMley, lleias Counly Associ•t• Phone 742-3171 Buymg dally gold , sr!var coms, nngs, 1ewelry , sterling ware, old coins, large cur· roncy . Top prices Ed Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd A'lte K1ndhng wood to g1veaway :.:iiiiiiiii:~=i;:=-=:~;;~===~;;:;:;~~~·"11 Children• gllu.. found out"'(L,-10 723t Employment Services LOST Plott Coonhound in Sugar Creek area Plaau call Eatata General Wanted to buy New . used & antrque fumiture Will buy 1 p1ece or complete house· holds Also complete Auctt · oneenng serv1ce Ca!l Rodney Howery 614 · 698· Giveaway 4 11 388-9906 or 614-388 call 614 -742-2125 9617 614-742 -3033 Garden space for free , 1612 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE R1111t Cake & Candy Shop - 1h m1le Eaat of Harrisonville on St& Rt 143 Full It no of Wtlton cake supplies Wedding supplies, weddmg cakes, & special order cakes all a variableat very reasonable prices . We also have candy caps by Nestle & candy melts by Wilton plus a full line of other candy supplies Hours of operatton : Tuesday through Saturday. 9 a.m . · 5 p m Sunday & Monday please call before com1ng Call "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" SUPERIOR SIDING CO. CONTRACTING 614-446-0294 BISSELL SIDING CO. PH. J&F In Memoriam Juha M Manley. who's b1rthday is today. April 13, passed away Nov .. 1983 Happy Birthday . love. Ray· mond. Edd1a. Rosemary . & Roger Priced On Inspection Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-lfc PRICE DOWN - Small 2 bedroom home " Middle!Xlrt with bath, furnace, carpeting, lg, enclosed porch and root c~lar Now lust $16,000. HH£N,CAll BRUCE SUE IIURPHY MILTON ROUSH 992-3325 Mt Alto Auct1on Every Saturday 6 p m Consign· menu accepted 1 00 till sale time. Emma Belt aucttoneer Wanted to Buy or lease tobacco poundage 256 · LARGE •• SMALL JOBS PH. 992-2478 Vinyl & Aluminum "DOZER 3069 PAT HILL FORD --Gas Ltnes 4-6-1 mo. •CEMETERY IIAIIHENANCf Reasonable Rates We Have the lowest Rates •ZENITH Auction every Fn n1ght at the Hartford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchand11e every week Cons•gments of new and used merchandtae always we!come Atchard Reynolds Auctioneer 304-275 · - Seplic Systems Sizes from 6'x6' tip 742-2328 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR 614-336-7394 388 96t6 Business Services INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Blue Ribbon P1g Sale Apr1l 14, 1 984. Sat , 7PM Fayette County Fair · grounds, Washington CH , Ohto . Over 20 champtons on the counry. state. and na · ttonal level 1n the last 8 mo Don ' t mrss t h• s sale Call Hoppes - s- 4-6-1 mo. Datei1 Aprll 5 I 984 WVa 304 -773-5785 or 304-773-9186. Wanted to buy stand1ng 11mber Call after 6 or anytime weekends. 614 - - Wateo COMPLETE POOL SERVICE Once lOr I-----------,...--------- f1re frgh t ,. operate the same or 10 p ur ch ase am b u l cm ce equ 1prrert 1 or to prov1d e am b ulances or emerg enc.., med• c al servrce oper ated by ftre PQurn m en l or tn f) f011> d P. am bu l ances or emergency med 1ca l servrce ope rated by trre depa rt ment or hre l 1ghtrng company at a rate n o t P>rceed1ng One mil l fo r eac h one dolla r of va lua110n whr c h amoun t::; to Ten Cents for and Evervn Cl ark Rick Pearson Auctioneer Servece. Eatate. f•rm . An tique &. liquidation seles Ucensed & bonded in Ohio&. We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. - lo-Boy -r...cloer OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 Ohio I -8 lfc RADIATOR SERVICE -Backlooes - Dump Trucks GARAGE NEW liSTING - lovely nve1V1ew 8 rm home w1th FA gas turnace, 3 bedrooms, lg, livmg w1tn l~replace and fam11y rm Only $37.500 CAN BUILD YOU THE HOME THAT YOU HAVE ALWAYS WANTED Public Notk:ll Pomeroy, -O.Z.rs Roger Hysell Call 614-992-6737 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION WE HAVE BEEN IN BUSINESS FOR 16 YEARS AND HAVE CON STRUCTED OVER 24 HOMES , AND AS MANY BUILDINGS. ALONG WITH HUNDREDS OF REMODELING JOBS . REFER ENCES AVAILABLE. O r e<l ch one hundred d o llars o f vJluJI1 0n for f 1ve year s Th e Pol l'> for sa 1rl Flert1 0n Will o pen at E Jfl o c loc k AM nnd re rn a111 op err unt 1! 7 30 oc to[ l PM of SJt d r1av Bv orde r ot lhf' B oa rd ot El ec 1on s of MPr gs C o un ty For Futer Servtce NOTICE! WE WILL FRAME AND DO ALL OF THE EXTERIOR WORK IF YOU WISH TO FINISH THE INSIDE YOUR SELF. ~;Qiuncoteer i 1remen lng mpan1 es tn NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION ' ) •CONSTRUCTION GRADE LUMBER *16" O . C. STUDS, JOISTS, TRUSSES *ANDERSON THERMOPANE WINDOWS *VINYL SIDING WITH BACHER •WOOD CABINETS AND VANITIES *FULLY INSULATED *AND MANY OTHER FEATURES Oh.o nt the •f! gu! ar p!aces o l vot •ng ther Prn on Tuesday the 8th day of M ay 198 4 t he oues t1 on of tevv 1ng ~ ~ P~cess of !h e len mrll 11m1tatron tor the bene f11 o f Le tart Townsh1p for th e p urpose o f f11e pr otec t1 0 n !o r th e :;.urpose o f p rc v1d 1r1g and marntarnrng ttre apparatus appl1anr es burlrl 1ngs o r ">llf'S there fo r or sour ces ol wate r supp ly and m aterral the refo r or to r the establ ishmen t and ma1ntenan ce o1 hn e s ot t1re alarm teleg rar; h or l hF> pay me nt o f per ma ner t par ttrme or Real Estate General I WE BUILD FROM ANY FLOOR PLAN THAT YOU WISH . WE BUILD WITH: Public Notice Public Notice to the Doeke t•no DIVI ~ I On r r r 110, M l l Hr• IJP'f'h' ">I' I I ' r ol " .. I "" ,, f1( 1 I , jl '" 1 , I) • 1 r. I NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION I' • I 1 ' tJ' Public Notice Nh I •r 1 r 1 I r,1 • 1 I I 1 I• I 1 11 j l< I day r> l M rv th " 'Ill 1 ' II 1' 1' 'I ' ' nr r " I• J ' ' 11 > lol l l; f lr IJI, •P 1 ql ' 11 I" '• I • <;" , !J " rv1< 1 I ' '' r .j \ ' < r I /, , I ' <f J 1 ' ' ,.., J'" ' 'I f II ,_. 1111 ' ' I ' J( _ II I 1111-; t 11 .- Uth 'r<> q I ;.1 •' I' r ' PI I] \ Ho ' v ~t 1 r 1 ,, d , , d f'lt• 1 11, Ch,Jo rmJn ur· Ot1 ' ' r r < 1 Ev1•h, n Cla rk 'i .t •rl Lr D l' '•" 1 1;\'\11\ I r tl,l It' " ti ;f)+ I l r1 r1l • lr t r t. : II ' I r (j rd 1 !J' '''Jl" ' r I rl (j ' h< 1 r j 1, 11 !• ·" t• ' h• · •' " ' ,,, [r lr 'll!lt f n j f' ' q 11 r 1r 1r a r , 1111' \ J 1 l1j1r 1 I I t< '>f, 1+, ' •, n l , ,., [, r t• h., ' 1'- f< ()h Tr ~ I• 'P C. 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H i t I Cl \\ () 11 (r 1,;, r c, t; 1p •,, , r rr I I 1 I T 11 tl r n ,,r M rv r ' I<,., r•, 'l\J ~-' \f lf1>> \P I '• Jl;f ' 1 II 1h( <1, 1, n1 1 !I <• ,-., oil t r Public Notice 614-367-7101 992-6215 or 992-7314 PULLINS EXCAVATING 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport. OH . PH. 992-2549 Public Notice NOTICE OF ELECTION ON •ldy q<r,. dlri C:, . 1 1r1 , 1 , " r ,,.- ,,. " r " ' ,, f IJy t, 1 2 r-- " ' I ' 11/ 10 H ')I'lL 1 r,,111, 1 I'\A <'r<1<; ( ,, rn rrl ,, 1, fir 1 tlr jf->111 V h 1\ f _, , Ill' rllrr • • '" 1 1 rr Pnl I J lw rt S.Jii' r d 1, 1 ! 'l<'IJIJ /1 <fr '~) 0fl l r, ( f l" id f 1 l C, o ' ,...j IJd l ' v ii h• • ( o•r .f 1 rl l ' . 3 ~ ·. 46620 d I• ,..,, t!J 711"l ' 'd ~! [• • 111 I~ r I Box 272 r\A n ff I h; 1;r F• r• .1'1 Cheature, Oh1o ''"r ( Public Not1ce Public Notice V. C. YOUNG Ill JIZJ PERSONALIZED POOLS Auction every Tuesd•y night, Pt. Ple•sant . WVe Auct. Lonnia Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St WO<k (Free Estimates) PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES PH. 949-3046 Public Sale & Auction Mt Alto Auction Barn until further notice. 1ale will be the f•rst and second Satur day, 6 pm only Emma Bell Auctioneer l1c No 429 · CARPENTER SERVICE Inc. .....,., 8 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Chevy True~ .... FENDER ............. '76.95 DOORS ........ '149.95 HOODS ............ '174.95 BUMPERS ......... '69.95 GRILL . .. . '42.50 R. SUPPORT ... '84.95 TAIL GATE ......... '85.00 FORD FENDER .... '69.95 BUMPER ......... '69.95 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 614-992-7626 The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Pag a Middleport, Ohio ·B usiness Services Syracuw. Peggy Sue Hjll, 1\t. ~. Racine; Wendy L . Tillis, Pomeroy; Dreama L. Pckena, F'omeroy; Crystal L. DaDey, Rt. 1. Long 13, 1984 Phone 304 -676-4188 after 1- - - - - - - - -1976 Trl Star mobile home, 12 ' ~tt60', all electric , 8 ' x14' sun deck . 10' x20 ' detach•· ble room With wood stove 30 4 -896 -3911 I- -- - - - - - - - - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobtl e home for rent Call 446 I 609 or 446 050B located 1 mr south of Eureka 12x60. S 160 mo plus $100 dep & ref ' s Call 6 I 4-643 · 2916 or 61 4-843- 2644 2 bedroom unfurmshed mo · bde home 1 2w:60 , W - 0 hooltup Vl mrle past hoapi sal Call 446 4369 or 675 9760 2 bdr . totRIIy furmshed. OIF , washer, dryer , 9210 rent , deposit , near hosp1tal Cafl 446 1354 after 5 2 bdr tra1ler fully furnrshed good !ocat1on . sec dep req Call 446 8668 12x60 Trarler 2 bedrm s, 1 V, baths Located on pnva1e % acre !ot rn AddiSon 6 220 a mon1h plus uttlrtles Call 614 · 992 · 6B43 after 5 p m Mob1le Homa for retr.' : extr8 me e. 2 be.,IIHJ'M , ~Otn()letely furmshe. ) 1175 month plus utilities, depoa1t , no pats Call 992 7479 Tra1l er for ren t rn Mtddle · port , house for rent in Po mer oy Call 614 · 992 · 3690 2 bedroom mob1le home, new carpet. furmshed , utili t1es pa1d . no pets. 1 ktd accepted Call 614 - 367 - 061 I WITH OPTION TO BUY. 14' w1de all electriC mobile · home. setting on lot ready to . move 1nto $200.00 down $175 00 MONTH 676 271 I 304- l -,-,----,c----.,-.,-- 33 Farms for Sale mutt Call Undo Lambert, 744-4841. Aprtt 16th !rom REAL MONEY now. How? 1-- -- - - - - - 8:00AM-1:00PM and April Call me today for 1 fabulou1 & room houH beth, base - 114 aeN farm Two 1tory t7 from 8:00AM to 12:00 offer you con't retlst C1ll ment, 1ttached g1r1ge. large hou•e , buildings, •llo lo· noon Equal Opponunlty 8t4-B43-Iit80 before I 2 lot. 2816Lincotn , 304-878- Cited on Aou1h Hollow Ad. Call 6 I 4-388-81126. 1240 or 676 -3011 . noon or after 4 p.m. Employer. 43 Farms for Rent Good corn ground I n ; Tuppers Plains ...... C•ll \ 814-887-3388. �Page-12 The Daily Sentinel 44 Pomeroy-Middleport, 15& They'll Do It Every Time Apartment for Rent ..---- Brllrpetch Kennltla Prof••· tlonel All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boerdlnl fo · ollltloo. Englloh Cookor PI· nlol pupploo. Colle14-3889790. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equol Hou1lng Opportunity) h11 one •nd two bedroome. rent 1t.rtlng It I 1157 for one bedroom 1nd 1193 per month for two bedroom. w1th 8 200 deposit located near Foodland and Spr1ng Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant Call 446 -2746 or leave message White E1.t1r bunni11, Pedl· gree Rex. 1110 red. weening thi1 week . Call 61 4 -24&5467 . American Cocker pup 10 weeks old Buff female, cutol Call 614 -245· 9502. Small afficu:mcy &part . central air & heat, 1 profeutonal type gentleman only . 446 0338 Registered Cocker Spaniel puppies. 4 wks. old. Blonde females . black male. $160 each . Call 614 -667 -6579 . 2 bdr &pta .. n1ce 1 bdr apt ut1hte1 part pa1d A One Real Estate. Carol Yeager Broker . Howard l Yeager Ill salesman Call 304 -675 5104 or 304-675-5386 Easter bunnies. assorted s1zes. colors, & breeds . $3 .50 each. Pedigree e"'tra . Call614-843-5276 Garage apt .. furnished 3 rooms & b.alh . Washer & dryer Clean. no pets. odults only . Dep & ref req Call 446 1519 . Furn1shed apt , 2 bdr , S 185 1136% 2nd , Gallipo lis Water pa1d Call 446 4416 after 7PM 1 bedroom Apt S1 96 mo mcludmg ut1lit1es Equal Housmg Qpponunity Con tact V1llage Manor Apts 614 -992 -7787 Rivers1de Apts Middleport Special rates for Senior Cittzens S130 . Equol Hous•ng Opportun1t1es 614 992 -7721 Furn1shed apartment for rent , ut1 lit1es pd 992 -5949 1 bedroom apt , furmshed . ut1lit1es p111d . no pets . 3 1/2 m1les south of Middleport. Rt 7 John Sheets Call 614 -367-0611 APARTMENT S. mobile homes. houses Pt Pleasant and Galhpol•s 614 -446 · 8221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now avai lab le to elderly & d1sabled w1th an 1ncome of less than $12.300 Rentmg for 30 percent of adj usted 10come Phone 304 -675-6679 One bedroom. washer dryer hookup. stove and ref tur mshed Newly redecorated Close to hospital 304 -675 1962 One bedroom apt , conve ment locat1on . call 304 675 -2441 Three rooms and bath N1co locat1on S225 per month Ref lease and deposit re qUired 304 -675 -1090 Furmshed 2 room cottage, one adult 6160 month . Ut1l1t1es paid Depos•t 2211 Mt Vernon Ave 304 -675 2651 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleepmg Rooms and IIQ~t ho use keepmg rooms Park Central Hotel Call 614 -446 -0756 Sleep.ng room S 1 15 . ties pa1d Share bath. only Range & refng 2nd Av e Gall•polls 446 4416 after 7 PM utili male 919 Call 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Rout e 33 North of Pome roy Large lot s Call 614 992 -7479 47 Wanted to Rent Ho use. prefer cou ntry , ca ll 614 698 -7068 51 Household Goods Bargains Trade Center Furn & appl outlet Ka nauga, Oh1o Rebuilt washers, dryers & refrigerators 30 days war· ranty N1ce Hupp's Applian ces S. Glassware Corner Rt 141 & At 7 . 446 8033 3 sets gold drapes & sheers, 2 pc slightly used livm groom SUite , 11ove seat Call 614 -256 -6409 . Country Oak Furniture, ta bles . chairs. cupboards, dry stnks. pie sofes . lots of mtsc Conkles Rt 7 , Tuppers Plains . Ohto Couch, 2 c h1irs , ottoman for sale In good cond1t1on 992 -3429 Two end t1bles and coffee teble, solid maple, like new. $140.00. 304 -675· 2574 Three new glass top living room tables. 860 00 each Call 304-675 -2810 after 4 :30. G. E. washer and dryer. 2 yrs . old. like new 8260 00 304 -675-1940. ~OYIIII 51 Household Goods I----------chair, rocker. otto - 54 Misc. Merchandise lines - exc hunting stock . Shots & wormed. Sire & a day call 614-992-2318 aftar 5 & weekends call 614-992-2627 dame can be seen During HP Wheel Horse electtlc start 36 m mower deck, man. 3 tables. (extra heavy by Frontlet). S685 Sofa . $700 . Len N Sons Small Eng1nes Call 614 - 379 - chair and loveseat, $275 2827 No Sunday calls Sofas and chairs pnced from S285 to S895 Tables , S45 and up to S125 Hide -a beds. 6440 and up to S525 , Recliners , S 175 to S375 , lamps h o m $28 to S75 5 pc dmettas from S99 , to 435 7 pc $189 and up Wood table with six cha1rs S426 to $745 Desk $110 up to $225 Hutches, S550 and up, maple or pme hmsh Bunk bed compiAte with mattresses , S250 and up to S396 Baby beds. S 110 Mattresses or box spnngs , full or twm , $58 .. firm . S68 and S78 Queen sets, $195 4 dr chflsts, S42 5 dr chests, $54 Bed frames. S20.and $25 .. 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350 Gas or electnc ranges S375 Baby mattresses. S25 & S35 bed frames S20 . S25 , & S30, king frame $50 Good selection of bedroom su1tes . cedar chests. rockers, metal cabinets , sw1vel rockers Used Furmture -· Ranges, dryers. refngerators and TV 's 3 m•les out Bulav•lle Rd Open 9am to 6pm, Mon thru Fr1 . 9am to 5pm . Sat 614 -446 -0322 cha~rs. TV & Appliances. 627 Thnd Ave , Gallipolis , 614-446 1699 Spm washers gas & e l ectflc dryers auto washers. gas & electttc ranges . refttgerators TV sets GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers , refngera tors ranges Skagrs Ap pliances. Upper River Ad be!ude Stone Crest Motel 614-446 -7398 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St. Gall1pol1s New & used wood & coa l stoves, 6 p1ece w ood hv10g room su1te w1th 6 •nch flat arms S399. bunk beds complete w1th bunk 1es 6199. 2 p iece antron hvmgroom su 1t es 6199. antron recliners S99 , other recliners S 80. map le d1nette sets 6179 box sprmgs & mattress twm o r full S1 00 set regular f~rm S 120. maple dmette c ha1rs $35 . wash stands $34 , maple rockers S59. 7 p1oce chrome dmette set 5149. 5 p1ece dmette set S99 , used bedroom su1tes. refngera tors. ranges . chest , dressers . wnnger washers. TV 's, dry ers. S. shoes Call 614 446 3159 54 Mtsc Merchandise Knauff F1rewood Pickup or Delivered 1 2 " 22 " stocke d 1n yard HEAP vender , prompl dehverv 614 256 6245 limestone, Sand , Gravel Delive red tn Meson . Me1gs . Gallia or p1cK up at R1chards & S o n Call 446 -77a5 All kmds of furnanc e p1pes Call 614 -256 · 1528 1 0 " Pollen cham saw $75 Call 614 -256 -1528 Se1gler 011 stove. Maytag wrmger washer Call 446 3059 Build on your lo1a new home you afford Over 1100 sq ft , 6 rooms & bath . car peted , ready to move into $26,600 also garages & basement Call Patri o t Home Builders 446 -a038 Will constder mobile home as trade 1n Baby rabbits pure bred Rex. Deposit will hold till Easter $8 00 and up . Call 304676-6430 Flat bed With Side kitS. chains. b•nders, & tarp Call 446 -3281 after 5PM 57 Bndesmaid or prom dresses Ludwig Octa-Pius drum outSizes 9 -10, 11 12 . Coli fit. Cymbals. casas. electric 614 -992 -6514 or 992 - drum and chimes included. 2855 $2,000 .00 firm 304-676 1837. 69 Starcraft fold down camper w1th refrigerator, walkmg e•erciser; exerciser 58 Fruit b•ke C811 992 -6935 & Vegetables 2 10 gall on aquariums wtth stands. hoods. lights. & gravel $50 . Call 614 -742 - Harris Farms & Green Houses. Rt. 124, Portland, 2075 . Oh . Now open 10 -- dusk Four cemetary lots at Gravel Hill Cemetery. Cheshue . 992 -239 5 Farm Supplies & Livestock Camouf laged Army Clothing. Surplus Rental · Demm clothmg , DISCOUnt Union Made Advert1s1ng 61 Farm Equipment Specialt1es H D "Sam" Somervtlle. 304 -675 -3334. - - - - - - - - - - Pt Pleasant Open Fr1 . Sat . Troy- Bilt tillers . Check our Sun , 1 00-7.00 p.m Dis - spec1al pr1ce before you buy any tillers Swisher Impleplay East Ravenswood ment Co St Rt.7 N, GalliFire wood for sale S 20 00 poloa,OH. Coil 614 446 pickup SJO 00 delivered 0475 304 - 675 - 2991 before 11 00 AM or after 6 .00 PM Due to death must sell 2 Quonset style steel buildFor Easter soft sculptured tngs . Brand new never dolls, Cabbage Patch Type erected One is 40K56 Call Wayne at 419-659-2494 Ca ll 304 675 -4014 Two sw•vel rockers 675 7453 f304 - 18 .000 btu a 1r co nd , brand new. used s1x times large M1r.rowave oven Phone 304 -773 5397 l•v•ng room . couch , 2 c ha~rs , coffee table 304 773 5846 Pool table 8 ft regulat• on SIZO 304 -675 -6149 Loga n G1an1 pole 304-675 -2130 beans 535 00 organ lowery one year old S 1200. Grand father clock $900 one year old $450. 25 " floor model color TV 5699 00 - $400 , 1 complete H1 Fi system 150W w1rh 15 " JBL speakers S 900 S450 a ll less than two years old Call at 167 Lynn Onve m New Haven. WV Charles V Humphreys . 55 Building Supplies Bu1ld•ng materials block. br1ck, sewer pipes. w1nd ows. lintels , etc Claude Wmters, R1o Grande, 0 Call614-245 -5121 . LUMBER -Rough cut, oak, poplar. 2x4, 2x6. 2k8, 1 •4. 1 x6 . 1 x8. length availab le, a h through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan . 304 -773 -5554 Now open for business , Mountain State Block. Rt 33. New Haven Complete masonry supplies, 4 '', 8", 12" block Oolivary serv1ce. Phone day 304-882 -2222, evening 882-3239 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds Heated Indoor -outdoor fac1ht•es . AKC Doberman pupp1es : Stud Serv1ce Call614-446 7795 Massey Ferguson 7H P ndtng mower, w•th 36 in cut. Call 614 -245 -9164 after 6PM . Oragonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pup P•es , CFA Himalayan. Per sian and Siamese k1ttana Call 6, 4 -446 -3844 after 6. Play pend, car seat. walker, rocking hone and baby swing . Exc cond Call 446 0765 . 3 prom dresses 1 size 7, 2 1ize 9 One hu matchmg parasolS. hat . Call614-246 9469. Musical Instruments 45 Colt Oh10 birthday commeranve , new. all pap - Peavey standard series 260. ers . saOO firm Also White's 300 watt head, with Pea"Vey metal dectectors Call 446 - cabinet, with six 10" speak 0548 e<S. $400 . Cell 446-8655 . Judy Taylor Groom1ng Call 614-367 -7220 For sale Majeatic fireplace . complete wtth &II p1pes and chtmney Used very little . &375 . Call 614 -245-9504 304- a HP Bolens garden tractor . 32 in mower deck, $500 Len N Sons Small Engmes Call 6t4 -379 -2827 No Sunday calls For sale furn•ture , applian ces. mise Second house on I.-eft , Tens Rd 1 six pack JR Ewmg beer $600. Coll446 -3236 . Rat Terrier puppies 675 -1506 Jack's Troptcal F1sh & Pet Shop ·Bait, Evergreen, 01-1 . PH . 448-0198 . Easter spec . 10 gal ag . wtth filter S. pump S 1 2 96, baby Para keets $9 .60 . gutnea pigs 94 99 . fancy hamsters $1 .29, free canary nest with purchase of Bny bird supp$5. 00) , Baby lies {min ducks have amved . Flying sqUirrels will be ready soon, tg . new shipment of frllh water & saltwater fish . Many more special's to numerous to list . Tractor MF 165 , Diesel. mmulti -power power steering, 1700 hours. Exc. condi tion 3-PT A C plows 3 -16 mches both for $6600. Call 614-667-3182 New Holland 850, large round baler $4500. Vicon wheel rake, $450 Call 614 742 -2038 O< 742 -2521 . Super C Farmall fast hitch. small case tractor, 3 point h1tch. Ford 2 row cultiva tors , tn axel machmery trailer, all 1n exc con Call 614-949 -2013 1114-421-11725. Good type Slmmental her· efer, polled, age 7 monthe. Callll14 -843 -6263 . Hay Want to lease tobacco allotments. Mason. Cabell. Putnam County Call Andy Sigler, Morgan's Woodlawn Farm . Rt. 35. 304 -675 2275 or 304-736·2342 l.:==========;:::o:·~::··:":•·:·:·:·:·:,:~ :":':':":•:•":':"~ 71 Ground aar corn $6 .60 per 100. Bring own aonteiner. 304-676 -3308 . No Sunday sales. Large round bales of mixed hay (1 ,600 lbs.) 830 per balo. Coil 304-675-1 888 eher 6 :00PM . Hay $1.60 per bale. Phone 304-882-2422. 65 Seed & Fertilizer Garden seeds, plants, Kennebec seed potatoes $8.60 . Fertilizer, field seeds . Boso Agri-Center, 446-2463 Transportation 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used ca rs. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis. Call 614-446 -2282 . 1976 Monte Carlo axe con d .. $1,500 or best oHor Cell 614-388-9362 1981 Corvette, like new inside 8t out, 10,000 miles . Call 614 -388-9003 eho< 5PM 1978 Ford Granada 6 cyl .. 2 dr., HT . low mi. good condition Call 446-4942 . 197401ds98Rec 2dr .. HT, loaded, new paint , excellent cond . Call 446 -4942 . 1 975 Chrysler Cordoba red & black. 2 door. excellent running cond1t1on Call 614388-8651 . 67 Firebird convertible. tutiy restored. exc . cond Call 446-7687. 1978 Ford F1esta good gas mtleege, good cond. Call after 6PM. 614 -245 -9179 . 1980 Chevy Citation , cream color. good cond ., AC. AM FM stereo. tilt wheel. 4 cyl .. 4 spd, good tires, $2,200 Call after 1PM, 614 -245 550t 1982 Ameflcan Motors AMC Spirit. 6 cyl , auto .. a.r. AM -FM. $4.195 1981 2d< Chevy Chevette, auto, $3,196 . t979 Buick Skyhawk. 6 cyl ., auto., air, AM-FM tape. $2,496 John 's Auto Sales. 446 4 7B2, Bulaville Rd. Gallipo· lis, Oh . Open til dark. Home lmprovemenu STUCCO ond PLASTERINQ . Commercial and retlden· tial, free eatimatet. Cell 814-266- 1182 PAINTING · interior and e"'tarior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling . 20 YJI . OKp. Cell 614 -388-9662 . & Grain Conditioned Hay for sale. mixed alfalfa. orchard grass. oats. & clover Call 614667-6164. 81 Alum vmyl siding, 1torm doors. windows. gutters, roofing and room addition . Coil 614-367-0409. 3 Yealing bulle. 2 year1 old. Steer for beef. 304-8963885. 64 HALT WHARYE BE! Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now lnttalling rubber roofs . 30 yeart experience. specializing in built up roof. Coil 614-388 -9857. Dairy goats Alpinea and Lamanchea. buck and doe kidt and milkers Call 304875-6430. 1972 Ford wagon $550 . John Deere tractor. New · Cell 614 -367 -0541 Idea co nditioner, equipment trailer 18ft Phone 304- 1982 Chevetta AM -FM, AC, 895-3471. sports stripes. sports mir · rors. sport wheels. $4,600 Cell 446 3101 62 Wanted to Buy 1972 Cadillac Coupe, full power. climate control. !teWanted to buy tobacco reo. loaded, very clean. poundage Call446 -9777 or excellent condition . Call 446-0577 . 446 -3592 Want to lease tobscco base . Make an offer! Call 446 2354 . ""'*· County Felrground, Weohlngton, C.H., Ohio. 128to ISO hood. Hompohlroo· luffolko-Crooobredo. From Sohllchtor, Sprocklon, Hok· ola • Cornett floch. Cell pups 1 male - 2 females .7 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~ wks AKC . Reg . Brittany Spaniel old . Champion blood F1rewood c ut up slabs $15 p1ckup load Call 614 245 5804 Merchandise 1114. 7:301'M . by Larry Wright IIICOM' 'fA1 'TI~ fillt. "'iW ICI""" 11Wf1ER.: YI/IJ w.•~ 'II~ c.l.. lrl )&ur IC.o~ ~ a cle!oellde..t. 1\eit.\\cr C311 "/~ dedu~1: .Cir.l ~\lle M ~ ~tr~ 1 -tile ,w,·,'ll~ I-.e ~~~ """"~ cuvt...·,~~ 1.. ~~ ci•\IJIJ. ~ '(M \:;~,.'!, ~rioty, tile IR'> 111-'Jo! ~t. 'fN ~II;"' out 0~ ~·,ht Ul'ltil 'ali'te• Y.., hl'C 11\~il..l 'f- ~U~'I\. loot Uttlo Club Lomb &olein Ohio. Thurtdoy,_ April 1 I, g rasa . Call seed,Vaughn other Taylor. farm seeds 614-245-5064 or61 4 -245 5815 oher BPM. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Furnished efficiency, 607 2nd Gallipolis S145 Share bath, smgle Call 446 -4416 after 7PM KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Uveetock Northup King corn, alfalfa & Sofa, 3 bdr unfurn . garage apt , $250 plus deposit . Call 446 -3786 &3 Thorobred Collie for stud service . 992 3014 . 513 112 Third Ave.. 3 room apt . S 1 35 mo 1ncludes tween and 446 5 -4222 bewater . 9Call Pete for Sele ~~~ -~Y~·~A~pn;·I~1~3~,~1984~~-----.------------------------------------_!P~~:·-~~~·~=A~A~~~~!~~rt~,~Oh~~~------------------------------------~Th.~~Dm~'lyt!~:n~h~riM~!Pa~g~o~!!13 __ Friday, April 13, 1984 Ohio Autos for Sale 1981 Dodge Diplomat. 2 dr . auto. 6 cyl.. mce Call 614-379 -2726 . 1979 Camero. exc cond. low mileage, AC. power windows, tilt, AM -FM . Must see to appreciate. Call 446 4053 1977 Mercury Monarc h PS . PB, AC, 302 V-8, auto . trans, good gas mileage. ekc. cond., $1,895 Call 614-388 -9905 0< 446 9644. 1979 Ford Thunderbird low mtleago. good condition Call 446-1830 or 614-256 6485 otto< 5 00 . 1979 Mustang Ghia. black grey, vinyl top. Excellent cond1t1on A C . a m f m . cassatt VB automat1c . 83200 Call after 5 992 6843 1980 Omega. V6. PS, PB auto. ac. am -fm rad1o & CB $4300. Call 614 -992 7555 1970 Opal GT. 1966 Oodge Dart. 1969 International pickup 614-742-2834 '68 Camero R S. new t.res . 327 engine 4 spd. $1100 Cell614 -949 -2773. Woltoe 1982 Oldsmobile Firenza a .c., p.s. , p.b., auto trans mtsslon. 20. 000 miles $7300 Ca11992-5607 1- - - - - - -- - -- 197a Trans Am, automat•c . looks good, extras . $4500 orb o Coil 614 992 5620 after 5 p m 72 Trucks for Sale 1973 G. M C Astro 96,318 Detroit engine, 10 speed Fuller transmiSSIOn , 1 h:22 .5 tire steel belted rad1al tubeless. S 5.000 .00 304-675-3206 73 Vans & 4 W .D 1967 International Scout. 4 WD Call 614 -446-0319 1978 C -20 Chevy Sport van. auto, AM-FM tape. carpeted, sport nms, covered spare t1re. rear ladder, $3,695 John's Auto Sales. 446-4 782 , Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis, Oh Open t1l dark 1960 Willy 's Jeep. runs good 6 cylinder transmission motor for Amencan car . Call 614 -843 -6274 74 Motorcycles 175 cc Kawasaki tra1l & road b1ko 100 cc Yamaha road & d1rt b•ke Call 446 -a648 after 6PM 19a 1 Suzuki 850l full dressed $2 ,000 Call 614 256-1141 after 5PM 1979 Honda CBX 6 cylinder. st lver - black . mmt cond new tires, fairing . Call 446 0648 after 5PM . 1975 750 Honda good cond. , saoo See at Quail Creek Tuu ler Park lot 71 . Rodney __:__ _ _ ___ GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-water ektrac tlon, deodorizers. FREE esti· mates . Reasonable ratea. Gene Sm1th, 992-6309. RON'S Television Service . Specializing m Zenith and Motorola, Oua:r:ar, and house ca lls. Call 304-576 2398 0< 614 -446 -2454 . 82 1976 Gremlin X. clean , a c, low mileage. $900 f1rm . 3212 Roush Ave Pt . PI 1976 Ford Granada 6400 or w1ll trade for truck of equa l valuo 304 - 675 5079 72 Trucks for Sale New truck fenders & doors C h evy fenders 684 95 Chevy doors $175 Ford fenders $75 . Call 614 256 1260 16 ft fish1ng boat. 20 HP motor. trailer . trolling mo tor. sw1vel seats. $1 .995 Call 446-3637 Larry 's Boat Servtce, NOW OPEN . 8 .30 a.m to 5 30 p m Boat & motor rcpau s of a ll kmds Propeller serv1ce. a ll makes, 3 days l1ve ba1t & tacklf' MmnKota Serv1ce Center 88 Matn Street Coolvill e . 614 -667 -6607 Correct Craft & Ski Su · preme. family sk1 boats. New & used . Parkersburg. WV 304 -422 -8433 or 304 · _4_2_2_-2_ 3_ 6_ 7 _ _ _ _ _ __ 1976 International road tractor. 903 Cummings, 10 apd., $8000. 1976 GMC 1 Dump 366. gas c heater axle, Sea Eagle inflatable boat 11 ' , insulated bed. a1r brakes. wtth floorboards, seats, 1 974 Volkswagen Beetle, alum oars. motor mount , good cond . Call 446-2787 $8000 . Three axle equ1p 63 livestock be llows pump . Take any menttra1ler. $1000 12 ton 0< 446 -7858 . whore. cost $450 . Now. unit truck crane, $4000 used tw1ce . must sell S295 Cared tor like a babyl 1980 Call 992 -5468, St . At 124 2 Reg1stered Hereford bulls Can be seen after 5 p m Monza. 4 cyl . 4 spd ., 1 Belgian 2 year old gelding 1 ton Ford van truck, good 304 -675 -3485 1 Palaminomere Call614 - 43,900 miles, n ever running cond . $1,600 Call wrecked. never painted , 256-6555 0< 446-8535 . gold with wh1te pinstripe, 446-8038 76 Auto Parts saddel interior, PS, PB, 4 9" spotted mare . Call 1980 yellow Chevy luv 4 & Accessories AM-FM 8 track. rust 614-256-1528 proofed, sport mirrors & spd . AM-FM tape, real clean, $2,995 . 1980 blue 3 yr old Reg . Angus bull. wlieels. We upkept. many Chevy luv 4 spd .. AM FM IZISU motor to fit 1978 new part1 M1nt cond1tion . v&ry gentle. good blood line 53,75 0 . Call 614-388 - tape, camper top. real nice. Chevy luv truck Phone Call 614-367-7490 83,196. John's Auto Sales, 304-675 -5462 9729 after 5 446-4782. Bulavtlle Ad . 1-----------...1,;;;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:==~ Gallipolis, Oh Open til dark OUR BOARDING HOUSE • 1979 Ford F-150, Lar1et, 7g Motors Homes PS, PB. AC. AM -FM rad1o , HOW & Campers good cond., $3,496 . Call YOUR 1NTER 61 4 -388 -9905 O< 61 4 -367 · 7524. VI EW60, BURDETTE CAMPER 1\MO~' [ SALES & SERVICE , US 1977 Chevy pickup 10 excel W"''b lent condition for sale . 992 - Rt . 50. Coolv1lle. Oh 614 I>.FRI'.ID 667-3386 . 3410. YOU'D f!>E Li>.TE ' 1976 25ft Wilderness, ex c . 1969 40 ft . TraiiMobile, cond , fully self contamed. apread axle trailer. S1de k1t. new brakes, good rubber, AC, awnmg. full bath Must good condition, $3000 . 4 seal to appreciate, $4,996 1000-20 tires, 80 percent firm . Call 614 -367-0350 rubber, rims & tubes, $160 1 3 It self contained leisure each. Cell614-742 -2480 . Products campi ng trailer Has everything Cali 4461983 Ford Ranger. 4spd ., 4 4318 . cyl .. 2 tone, brown & tan . long bad. step bemper Road lightt, matching topper . For 1ala or trade . 86896 Call Camper trailer, '76 Star craft. 17 It , self contained . 614-985-4367. 304-895-3664 . 1978 Ford XL T pickup, auto, runo good, $2,400 . 00 . 1977 Camper self con tained , a11ume Joan . Phone Phone 304·896 -3654. 304-675-6912 . GASOL INE ALLEY This is a verLJ impor l<lnt docu· ment. Phyllis! l want to study it for anotlier day! Doc and Avery dre everybody? '7lt · -- JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING Rt 1, Box 356. Gallipolis Co11614 -l67 -0576 . SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, At . 2 Neal Road. Po1nt Pleasant, W Va 304675 -5420. licensed and Insured . Good-1 b:cavating, basements . footers. dnveways, septtc tanks. landscaping Call anytime 614 -446 4537 . James L Dav1son. Jr owner Chns Craft 36 ft ca bm CrUISOr With trailer , 512.000 Call 614-245 · 5032 O< 304 -675 -1731 EXPERT Y' HIRED. ISN'T HE, CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth .lllnd Ptna Gall1polis. Ohio Phone 614 -446 · 3888 Of 614-446-4477 1982 Kawasaki KX250. Mo · tor cross. good running shape S925 or bost offer Call 304-675 -7869 after 5 30 PM 1969 VW Bug , new shocks & tires. runs good. 4 speed $475 1-304 -576 -2919 af ter 4 p.m OIL [)RILL/M' LOOKEE 11-IERE! THAT OL! KIU-ER'S GOIN' RIGHT TMIIOUGH lHOSE OBSTACLES, NOT GYER 'EM! Plumbing & Heating 1976 Rabbit, exc . cond . $1 .900 . 00 . 304 - 675 5393 Boats and Motors for Sale HE 'S TH ' UP TO MY CABIN AN' l'IAIT FOfr ME! I'LL BE ALONQ SHORTLY! ,\I. LEY OOP Interior. extenor painting; textured ceihng. 304-6751573 . 83 75 TOLl? tf!,f/ Tlr'!S .41?£11 !5 Or~ L.IMI TS! QH,HAI'ISER-00 Remodeling. siding. interior and e"'ter1or, tektured coat· mg. simulated brick and stucco Thermo replacement windows. 304-6761560 . 198 2 Honda. 750 Custom Farmg, 5,602 miles 304882-3416 I=========== Qa C'Ufll/1 T! TlfEf!E'S T/11/T rELLEif I#IWSEfl f141/IN! ... !IF TER I MUCH IIEW/111$ TO 1'\E MNOWN ABOUT GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER Water removal, furmture cleaning. free estimates 304-675 -22 95 For Sale or Trade - 1968 Mercury Cougar and 1968 AMX, Call 304-882 -3145 1977 Ford Mustang Cobra II 302, 4 sp new exhaust . good cond SBOO 1 304 576-2919 after 4 p m .. COM PMEO TO HOI'/ "DADDY"? RINGLE ' S SERVICE expenenced rooting. including hot tar application. carpenter. electrician. mason. Call 304 -675 -2088 or 6754560 1969 Camero 350. 4 speed. $1,100 00 304 -675 -1600 ask for Jtm Lively. 'a1 Suzuk1 a50, full dress. shaft drive. exc cond , $2 400 00 304 - 882 2480 -: ... I CiUE6S THAn C!EE. T~l!l"6 1'/0T MUCtl T' KNOI'I A60UT 60METHIN' THERE'S 50 lol/JC/f OF., Fetty Tree Tnmming. stump removal Call 304-6751331 . AKO 1 75 Kawasak• & Yah maha Enduro, $500 for both Call evenings 614 949-2281 or 949 -2129 1979 Chrysler Cordoba . very good condition , fully equ1pped. good gas m1leage. 83,500 00 PhonP. 304 895-3812 . WELL .. ER " IT'G 51'1L TY•• IT'S oOT FIStf IN IT, UM1 B-OATS 51'1/L ON IT AN' ,, AN' •. WINNIE I YCU'RE 5URE YO U DO N'T WANT ME. TO c.o TO PARIS I Excavating I WlfH YOU? J A . R Construct ion Co Water Lmes, Footers, Drains All kinds o1 Ditching . Rutland . Oh 614-742 2903 . Dotson 's Tree Serv 1ce Insured - Free Est1mate. 304576- 2897 Starks Tree Tnmmmg & Removal. lawn mowtng and maintenance . landscaping, 10 Pet . off all est imates 304-5 76 -2010 84 & Electrical Refrigeration Pasquale Electric Co all phases of electrrc work. all work guaranteed Aertal truck rental . 614 -446 4066 SEWING Machme repairs, serv1ce Authorized Stnger Sa les & S&rvice Sharpen Scissors Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 614 -992 -2284 D DAY REFRIGERATION SALES Professional service for appliances, heatmg, cooling and electric . Sell and 1nstall Amana , Gibson , K1t · chen Aid Res1dential. Com mercial. Industrial 304 675 - 4819 or 614-388 -8274 D DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · ProfeSSIOnal ser vice for appliances. heatmg, cooling and electr1c . Sell and ~nstall Amana. Gibson . Kit chen A1d . Res1dent1al. Com mercial, Industrial 304 675 - 4819 or 614 -388-8274 85 General Hauling Need somethmg hauled away or somethmg movedl We'll do it . 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Each day the code letter~ are d1tferent CRVPTOQUOTES R HLVHTL ALFG R DG, HLVHTL FOYJVPY GVVALM FOVJVPV MLTORDTL VM YJL TRYLM, DRGDG W M L L Z VI. - J R M V T Z T R G 8 0 YOI1ionbly'o Cryplotjuole: FOR EVERYTHING YOU HAVE 'y W MISSEDYOUHAVEGAINEDSOMETIIING.-EMERSON �Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Friday, April 13, 1984 Middleport, Ohio I Area deaths I Happenings in and around Meigs Okey Laudennilk Emergency runs Okey I..audermllk. 91, Pleasant Ridge, Pomeroy, died Thursday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Laudermllk was born July 19. 1892 in Mason County, W. Va .. tile son of the late Andrew and Sara Gibbs I..audermllk. In addition to hls parents he was preceded in death by hJs wile, Lelah Laudermllk In 1967. He was a retired coal miner and served w1th the U. S. Amw during World War I. He Is survived by one brother . Homer Laudermilk, Mason. Funeral servil'PS will he held Monday at 1 p.m . at Ewing Funera l Home wltll the fu>v. Arlen A. Hughes officiating. Burial will be in Plants Cemetery. Friends may cal l at the funeral home Sunday from 61 o 9. roy went to the Flatwoods Road at 7: 55p.m. , for Ada Coegleln, taken to Veterans Memorial. Seven c<J Us Wt'fl' an swerro by New business hours local units Thursday, tile Meigs County Emergency Medical Sen·i· Genera l Telephone Company announced that effective Monday, April 16, Its Pomeroy Phone Mart Store. 238 W. Main Stt<'PI, wiU have Ct'S report S. At 8:54a.m., Pomeroy went to Anne St. for Addison Seaman, taken to Holzer Medical Cenler; Middl<'· port's lire department went to a brush lire on Leading Creek Road at 11 :27 a .m.; tl1P Ru tland FirP DepartmPnt at ll::n a. m . went to a brush fin~ on Lasher Road; at 2: lli p .m., the Racine Fire Oepanment nt:>W business hours. The storP will be open one day a week. Thursdays from 9:30a.m. to 1 p.m. a nd 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. for r('pair of h'll'JJhOnl' ins! rurnC'nt s and for customers wishing to PS!ablish o r change their ~rvice. To SJV(' timC', customers arC' C'ncouraged to pay thrir triC'phonP extinguished a bn.Jsh fire on count\· road 28: Puml'roy at o:25p.m. went to Pleasalll Ridg<' for Oakjr Laudermilk, taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland al6: 59 bills by mail. For thOS<' customers who dPSire to pay locally, may do so at Pomeroy Chamb<>r of Com mere<'. Rutland Department Storr and or Fruth Pham.acy in rviiddll'pot1. rook Gerald OvC'rtuti from I he scene of an auto accldl..,nt on l::k'('(·h Grove Road to VP!Prans rvil'morial: PomP Veterans Memorial Marriage license AdmJtted .. Don Walker, Racine; Vera Stewart, Cheshire; William PhiUJps, Ches hire; Ada Coegleln, Pomeroy; Gerald Overturf, Rutland. Discharged .. C ha rles Schoon· over, Billie Cununlngs, Audrey Smith. Sara McCany, Nancy Jeffers. A m arriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Court to Virgil Perry Phillips, 33, Gallipolis and Gina Rae Phalen. 22, Pomeroy. Pete Rose gets his 4,000th career hit -PageC-1 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Saturday dance set Ph. 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON There will b<> a dance at Rutland American Legion Saturday, April 14 . from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. featuring square, round and s how dancing. A live band will provide music . Donatiort5 at tile door are $2 adults and $1.50 lor children. The event is sponsored by Eli Denison Post 467. Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas , Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Prison violence in Ohio--D-1 The FBI's most extensive manhunt has ended with the death of its suspect-Page D-1 Along the River ............... A.-1·8 Business ........................... E-1 Deaths .................. ........... [).S James J, Kilpatrick relates ' ... a solid blow for progress '-Page A-2 John Clinton Lewis Edltorlab ..... ' ..... ' ............. A.-2 John Clinton Lewis. Tl. Rt. I , Northup, died at 2 a.m. today iil Holzer Medical Cl'nter. ha,ing been in failing health lor the past several years. Born May 19, 1907, iil Gallipolis, son of the late Elza and Sarah Blake Lewis, he was a retired Iarmer and member of Dickey Church. near Mercerville. He married Beulah Birchfield, who survives. on Aug. 7,1940. Also s urviving arpa son. Edward of Syracuse; lour grandch ildren. three great-grandchildren and fi\·e stepgrandchildren. He was also pfl'Ceded in dPath by three children in infancy, twosL.;;tf'rs and a brother. Funeral services will be he ld at 1:30 p.m. Sunday in DiekeyChurrh, w1th the fu>v . Alfred Holley official · ing. Burial will be in Dickl'Y Cemetery. Frimds may call at Waugh-Halley -Wood Funeral Home from 24 a nd 7-9 p .m Saturday. SALE ENDS SUNDAY '' ( ' 13 Sections , 86 Poges 50 Cents Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, Apri115, 1984 A By ROBERT E. MILLER Assoclllle Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Ohioans may be asked on a statewide ballot to requirP lhP earmarking of lottery profits and state iilcome tax revenues for the public schools. State Rep. Michael Fox, R-Hamilton, said Friday he will seek approval of a constitutiona l amendnnent because he feels the Legislature w111 not act to keep Gov. Richard Celeste's promise to earmark tile lottery money. But a GOP colleague, Sen. Paul Pfeifer, RBucyrus. said he thinks the Legislature s hould do the job. He said a constitutional amendment "would only requif1' a lot of unnecessary energy." Pfeifer said lawmakers "should simply do what we promised the peopl<"we were going to do. And we now have the fortuity of a bonanza In tile lottefy." He referred, he sa id , to reports tllat lottery profits for the current fiscal year to date are $52 million a hove budget projections. The sen a tor introduced a bill to divide lottery profits among the state 's 615 school districts on a per-pupil formula Pfeifer's bill stipu latC's thr monr.v wou ld havp to bf< l·IIS used for textbooks. librat-,v l)()()ks. educational televis ion or mmputers HP sa id those items usually fall to the budget ax. Fox said hl' would submit hls constitutiona l proposal to the a110I-nl'Y genf'ral for CC'rtlficalion of languagC' th<:tl would appf'ar on a statC'wide ball ot . probably in November 19rfl, al!cr J signaturrdrivc b:-.-· volunteers. Although lottery· profits reprC'srnl "onJy a drop in The Meigs Count y She riff's Dl'· partment has acq uired nine s lide is aOOut to run out for as many as COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP>- Time 1TI,OOO Ohioans who have not paid their winter util ity bills. Starting Monday, natural gas and e lectric companies that have pffec· live ly been blocked hy the PltbUc Utilities Commission of Ohio from disc01mecting customers wil h de lin quPnt acrount s will be able to do so . . crimP Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND I API The w1nning nurnher drawn Thursda)· night ln the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number." was 861. In the "Pick 4" gam<'. played Monday through Friday , the w in· nlng nurnher was 5%4. The lottery reported earnings of $736,299 from wagering on its daily game. Ea rnings came on sales of $1,269,976, while holders of winning tickets were entitled to share $5.'1.1, 671. In the parimutuel "Pick4" game, sales totaled $182.926. Hold<'rs of w1nning tickets wef1' e ntitled to share 45 percent of the take. or $82,316. A winning $1 stra ight tic ket earned $.3,960. A winning $1 boxed ticket earned $165 . Weather forecast Mostly cloudy tonight w1th a chance of showers and thunder· storm.c;. Low nea r 50. Variablewinds 10 mph or Jess . Saturday, showers and thunderstorms likely. High 6().65. Chance of rain 50 percent tonight, and 60 percent Saturday. Ohio Power urges payment 5 FOR$] _S2 Rebate POMEROY - 5 FOR s5 Your Cost After Rebate 3 97: 40 lb. Peat or Top Soil §] ~~~- 4.97 • Mo1 slu re preservtng peal for lawn, gar· den or shrubs. Top sotl for palchtng grass and seedtngs. pany immedlatrl .v ," com mented Ron Ash , the ocmpany's Poml?roy Area manager. Choice Evergreen Assortment 20" 3-HP Rotary Lawn Mower Plant now lo r years ol beauty cnotce 2 Yews Juniper . ArboiVIIOe. and spruce Ready to plant Power mower with reco tl starteng.ne. Stde dtschorge Features B&S · engine wtlh he tght adjusters. Save • I VOTE I I ,I - 1 97 • 99(: B 0u r Reg 117 ')I '' ' ' ' ' I I Our R"i' 1571a Hardy perenmal s .', 1', ' • g ~ Packaged Perennials Ploy Sand : olonl 2 ready lo C hoose your ravonles ·- 2 FOR Sale Price Less Rebate Your Cost [;] Our ReR 97' 22-lncn Lawn Mower Sell PfOPC II C'd wrlh rec or t Sl Ot I Daisy Pinwheels r-; , . ,· r.>ld 11 Vf' pla st rr 26.37 -4. 00 After Rebate engrne . J 1'1· HP molar Sd vn l 22 37 2 97 • Assorted Evergreens 1' r ou l rr'lq11 f' ~or • • q rlt'l <,. ln1 01 UOIIQ~IS Sa le P11 ce Pot1ed Fruit Trees l o w-g 1ow1 ng dwod rr ~ , tli ees 111 c:o nto1 ners Snap and save 0 ' I pots S::Jve' Turf Builder Plus 2 Save i r- 4.97 8.88 ?,u~~eg363 20-lb. • lag Weed And Feed SO·Ft. Garden Hose Rubber and vinyl garden hose 50'x~.. Buy now and save 10-6-4 formula lawn fooc:i Cover; 5000 sq ft. For 2 97 ~~7Reg o White Bird Bath Plaslic ~:gg~~~~~ 4 $1 FOA Ou<Reg t0 7Eo 6" Clay Pots or Saucers For starting seects InSide or outside. Start your garden now! Duling wintrr months, utilitif's needed PUCO permission for each shutoff and regulators did not grant the req uests from 17 ut ilit ies. The w1nter heal ing pt.•riod ends Sunda.v night . clearing the way for disconnecl ions. Columbia Ga s of Ohio. wit h $31 million wonh of customer bill5 a t least two months overdue, sa id it would begin Monday. 35.88 ~9rss KiloS Electric Trimmer Llgh ! wP.,ght. auto II If::! fcede 1 budl - 1n 4U<:trd 4.27 ~~~; B 12·1nch Kettle Planter Decorative 12" block plastic keHie planter Use anywhere• . . ;;:J" §] •7 7 Sale Price 50-lb . Deco Marble Chips Fo 1 di~ cm.J!•v c around sh1ub s 1a ,Hh •:up1r1 g e1c: such proct'<lurcs Tuchow, company s rxlkf'swoman . sa id crPws would GenC'ViC've ,. ~' ;,'' DAYTON, Ohio (AP) -The fu>v . Jesse Jackson is taking on a new opponent by accusing utility companies of lying about acid rain and saddling voters 1.\'ith high-cost nuclear energj/. In a three-day s"ing throug h the Buckeye State which holds its primary May 8, Jackson held rallies in Cinci nnati and Dayton on Friday before a prayer breakfast here Salurday. Then he was heading to Akron and Cleveland. TI1e black presidential hopeful told the voters of Ohio, just as he told the people of New Hampshire, that acid rain has to be stopped. "Now the utility companies of Ohio would have you believe that we cannot clean up the air," he told a rally attended by about 5.000 people in Cincinnati. "They havp tried to pit the people of Ohio against the people of New England, who have seen the ir forests and lakes die from acid I utili ty rates." Hundreds line up for roles as extras • • In movie ~E:LSOI\Y[LLE, Oh1u t,\ J'> - said applicants for thP 51Klloiii.KJ jobs as pxtras in thf' mm·il' g e~th e n'(J a1 1'elsom·ili<• Yr>1 ·k H1gh Sehoul ilS earb· as.~ a .m . Frida.v. B~1 8: .30. the parking lot and H!XJ.seat auditorium W!'r0 fil]f'(). Announcement of casting will tx' madE' wirhin a w('('k, offici al.., Sd icl . ·'HPart anrl Sou l." :l 20thCcn tu!).·· Fox prOOu ct ion atXJul grm~ing up in AITlPrica in 19://. i:-. 1u I.M' !" hot in 1\C'Isonvillr. nor1 hwP<;;;t of Athens in AI hens Count y, and Canal \\'inchPs· tc>r. just southf'<Jst of ( 'ol umhus in Franklin Coun 1 ~· Sf>! construction i~ P.\]Jf'( 'tl'(l to 'i l; ll1 Monda~· on 1tlf' publiC' squa rr· in 1\C'Isonvillc. Film ing is lo bf'gin :vta\ Ra nd C'Onl in uP for SI'\' Pn Wf'Pks. OBES is handlin g I'I'<'I'UilmPnt ol extras, who mu st lx><.~l l('ast l:)., ·Pars without pull iiJg Ohio workers out of work." Pnvtronment. We can lower our of the Hundreds of pc'Oplf' hoping for rolf's as i·x!ra s ln 1hf• f1 lm " Ht·art and Soul" should know withi n a WP{'k if lhe~·· r(' r ight f< lr t hf' pa t1" Don 1\icConnflll of th C' Ohio Bureau of Ernplu.nm•n1 Sr-r,: icf's rain . They say there L.;; no way we can solve thf'se problems Smokestack C'missions from plants in Ohio and the Midwest are often blamed lor the actd rain that falls in New England. .Jackson said acid rain, likP other problems. can be solved " if we turn to each olh<'<. not on each other. We can put people to work. \-Ve can clean up our pe1n•nt olrl. Pay is $:Ll'> an hour. lhe STI.' DYING liP - Till' Rev. ,Jess(' ,J;.l(·k~on , a ('andidate for the d.-mocratit nomination for presidenl. sit.., in a hall at lht• fincinnati Con\·cnt1on Center studying hi~ nott>s prior to a rally thf'rf' Friday evening. ( AP Laserpholo ). minimum wagC'. Applicat ion~ \\'1'11' school from lak('n a! 11w to -1 p.m. 9 <J m . SaturdJ~. !Cont inued on page !\31 Women coal miners to meet this summer in Charleston The conference will be June 22·24, with United Mine Workers Vice President Cecil Roberts scheduled as lhr keynote speaker, said Ms. Dukes , whoS!' organization is based in Oak Ridge, Tenn. Sexual harassment still is a problem for fema le miners despite recent court battles. Ms. Dukes said. Several well-publicized lawsuits have been filed iil West VIrginia Involving "pcepho!PS" at coal minP balhhouses, but Ms. Dukes said women workers are lookiilg for solutions other than Jawsuils. "U s u a iJ~· lawsuits should be vour las t rC'sort ," shr sa id . "AftPr you do a ll thai , you·vr still got to work tll<'re. WomPn want to rrsol\'0 this without goi ng to cout1. They·rp trying 10 makr mf'n sre thf'm .:~s co-workers and union sistf'rs. Thai bond alrC'ady ex ists." Anothrr problf'm facing u.:omPn is c-ornm on to all minC'rs - unPmp lo.vmcnt. While• tlwrr an• smnP 3,7JO women miners - or about 2 pt'rcrnr of thf' Iota! workforce- in thp U.S. toda y. mor" than hal f are laid off, murh hlghPr than thr ratP PXperir•nc<'d b)' malP ByCHR~TOPHERCONNELL cases. Health and Human Services Secretary Margaret Heckler an · nounced the suspension of the so-called periodic disability reviews Friday. Federalcourisorgovernors already had blocked disability cutoffs In nearly 30 states. Mrs. Heckler said she would also preserve or restore beneftts for 40,000 people still fighting cutoffs tllrough administrative channels. Many were slated to get their last disability c heck May 3. The House Included a medical improvement standard In the bill that It passed rwer the Reagan admlnlstratlon's objections, 410.1, on March 27. Sen. Carl Levin, D·Mich., oneof44 sponsors of similar legis !a lion iil the Senate, said, "I think It is obvious tile secretary has seen the handwriting on the wall. Congress is determined to act." A co-sponsor. Sen. John Heinz. R-Pa., predicted the Senate "will pass a responsible and sirong bill premised on a medical Improvement standard by early summer." And he said the moratorium wUI keep pressure on the Senate to act so tllat the reviews can resume under new rules. Heinz added that the Reagan admlnistratlon apparently reallzed that H It had not taken !hJs action, "there would be a growing and deep wound to the president on the fairness Issue." Since Social Security began periodically rescreening disability recipients In March 1981, some 312,121 people have t.>en ordered off the rolls and 449,m told they were still eligible. Alter appeals. about 190,000 have lost benefits. In addition, the agency has conducted nearly 400.000 regular reviews of people whose conditions had been expected to improve dHring those three years a nd ordered 173,000 off tile rolls. Those regular reviews wlll continue . She said the moratorium on the so-called periodic dlsablllty reviews will last until Congress enacts legislation to restore uniform, nationwide rules. Mrs. Heckler's action does not affect the nearly ~.OOJ people who have suits pending In federal courts. But It will hold up 210,1XXJ reviews Social Security had expected to conduct durtng the lastslxmonths of fiscal 1984, said Social Security spokesman John Trollinger. Congress ordered the reviews In 19!ll alter Social Securily auditors estimated that one In five recipients no longer or never met the dellnltlon of dlsabWty. miners. slw said "What happcnf'd with co;ll mining 1s '"'hat happr'nPd \.\'it hall non-tradil iuna I tK't'U\XI lion~ \1.:omPn \\:cnl tnlo," sht' sa id . "The~ · Wf't'f' thp last hired and 1hf' firsl to 1x> laid oil At least :lO ~rcf'nl of tht" womf'n WPII' laid Off." Othf'r mattrrs to tx> discus.<;;(>() in work~ hops indud(~ ~l.lfely , m~.::ttrrn lty and patrrn 1t~ · lt..,J\T' JH·o,·i.o. iiHI." in C'On tracts. lOC'al suppot1 gToups l'or wonw!'l mlnf•r:-; , ~mclthf' r lf'Ction of womC'n t o L'-:'vlW offiCt'." · Glenn urges support for forest purchase SocSec stops disability reviews moratorium on reviews of such Republican Candidate OH. 45769 who. despite all efforts to assist them. have not kept up with their energy bills. We are concerned tContinued on page A31 Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON (API -Senators supporting a bill to prevent Social Security from ending disability payments unless a redpient's condition has improved are encouraged by a Reagan administration GILKEY Patd for by the Candtdate. B 0 Gilkey, 38189 Sumner Road, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. customf'rs,·· Ash said . "Wf' realize there arl' many people • ' ' I nection policies. "Ohio Po"·er does not want to discontinue service to any of our "From whal 1 understand the PUCO has asked the utilities to look carefully at each shutol'f possibil· ity," Steve Ostrander. spokesman for the OffiC<> of Consumers' Counsel. said. "There's always the lllh·huur possibility of the consu· mer being able to pay at the doorstep." II the past i5 a n indication, the number of disconnections du1ing any s iiJgle month will likely be well hPlow the 177,000 figure. "Traditionally the btggest months for disconnections arP April, May a nd .June. In May oll983 there werc nearly 50,000 disconnections." Os I rander said. 'Tor the period that ran from June of198'2 through May of 1983.1or exarnple,lhelotal numherolpeople disconnected was 230,000 lor 1the 110 biggest electtic and gas compan IPS," he sa id . ''That represents about 4.2!i percent of the customers of lhOS<' c'Ompanies." CHARLESTON, W.Va. (API - Ahout 151l fpmnle miilers are expected to a ttend a conference this summer at which unemploymPnl and sexual harassment underground will be discussed, says Joyr<' Dukes of the Coa l Employment Project. A.Jso to be discussed a t the sixtll annual National Women 1\<liners Conference here will be the lack of understanding among co-workers and supe1vlsors about a two-sex work force. such as the absence of child care for employees and a shortageofbat hhouses and ot her facilities for women, Ms. DukPS said . - §] 7 88 s s our FOR B. D. •CAPABLE •QUALIFIED •EXPERIENCED Ash Pxplalned that todav marks the official end of the wlntPr heati ng season. ThP Public Utilities Commiss ion of Ohio ha s s tated that customer-s who are delinquent In their utility payments will now become subj t"C l to normal discon- MAY 8th MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER 'I I I §] To "Ohio Power Company rustomers who fa cP dtsconnecron of their electric servicP should cont act I he com- Extended Ohio Foreca.•t Sunday throogll Tuesday: Chalice of rain each day. Highs in lhe :188. Low frool lhe mid-30s to mkHOs Sunday and Monday and in lhe 30s Tuesday. Make A Note proposal earmark> 91J.2 y: ., Sale Price Inc _ Newspaper iJHJh ·idual and eo rpora lr- inc'Omf' 1ax tor srhools. Fox said that if thC' incomP tax f'aJmarking were in place today. lhl' schoo ls would be recPiving $15.'\ million morf' \n stalf' fundin g durin g the currenl biennium Thf' proposed <Jmendmf'nt pro\·tctC's that li:lwrnak ('I'S, b~' a two·third s volE'. cou ld diver! any surplus crct~ !Pd b~· the SPt asidr lo olher sta ff' services. Slides availahlt' presentations on various Multim~;~dia th~ buck~!" of total school cos ts. he said all should go for c>ducation lx'>rauSf' Ohior-Jns wrrf' le-d ro lx'lievr lhf'y would be . He sa id thi s yC'ar's profih would pmbJbly amount lo about $80 per pupil Utility services may Jackson takes on utilities end Monday for Ohio's ~ • non-paying customers preventlon-rPiated suhjects. ThP slides deal w1th burglary. neighbor· hood watches. self-protection. V"-ll· dalism, fraud, witnesses, crimC' prevention through environmenta l design, jury duty and the what and why of crime prevention . Any of t he programs can he obtained for an)' interested civic group by contacting the sheriff's department a I 992-3371 or 992-3889. A-3-- Ohioans could vote on lottery, tax earmarking The Saving Place® I ' ~-Page tttfittt tmts Vel. 19 No. 10 Copyftghled 1984 Ohio weather: showers, storms in forecast Fann ... ............................ E-2 Sports ............ ................ A.·I-4 • unba Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to S Inside: WASHI:-.JGTO N - Senator .John Glenn 1D-Ohio I ha s called for support in funding acquisi1 ion for Wayne NaTional Forest. ln a lettpr to Senator Robert C. Byrd iD-West Virginia 1. Glenn stressed I he im· portance of suc-h a purchase. "Rather than jeopardize thP lulur<' of this believe URGES PURCHA.SE - Sen. John Glenn, D.Ohlo, hilS called lor support In funding acquis~ lion for Wayne National Forest. Wayne National Forest Is located In Southeastern Ohio and Is the largest public land holding In the state. great nali onal forPSt, I shou ld be improving the '"P forest by purchasing the remaining inholdings. Purchase of this land would <'nhance the multlple·use mam1gemenr of !he forest . It a !so would encourage the State of Ohio to commit thE' necessary resourcPs to impmve rrcr£' ational facilities which border on or are surroundl.J() by the forest ," Glenn sa id . Wayne National Forest Is located In Southeastern Oh io and Is the largest public land holding in the state. The forest provides a vatiety of IX'nf'fits to 1h1> "i <J I(' Th(.., forf'sl provides for df'\'r . ~T0USl'. wi kl turkry and othC'r J.\·il d <1nimals. If also provides ~omf' of !hp bPs! rKreal ion.:ll fishing in !hf' f'ntire S!J f(' . In addition. it ~ uppliPs nparl .\ ' 10 million board ff'PI of timtx>r annual!.\· lo loc<1l scn,·mills. TllPrC' also is a substantial amount of minPral Pxtrac!ion - including natural gas, C'oa\ and oil. Finall.v . Glr nn a dded, "To accomplish these goals, I encourage ~·ou to appropriatP S2 million in fiscal years 1985 and l!Jli to purchase inholdings in 1he Wayne Nat ional Forest. This National Forest alrC'ady provides significan t benellts to the Stair of Ohio, but w1th lhPsr acquisitions Ohlo wtll benefit to an even greater extent." � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 13, 1984 laudermilk lewis