https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/72a685226f15c2abaaa29207b8a8a362.pdf 4ec48e3f23041eac64a60a5611b53654 PDF Text Text by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP® I 1M READIN6 A WHOS BOOk ABOUT .SHE=.~ MARIE ANTOl NETTE. ONE DAYA SOLDIER. SAil~ ''THE PEOPLE A~ REVOLTING! II SHE WA5 PRETTY BIG AROUND THET/MEOF THE FRENQ-i REVOLUTION. \ \ AND SHE 5AID, "YOLJ CAN SAY THAT .AGAIN/" I ''- Local diamond roundup Senior citizen activities Stories on Pages3,4 SeePageS Wagner not bitter Bunny aides project See Ohio Sportllght on Page 3 See photo on Page 6 • at e en tine Endorsement scramble begins Vol.32 , No .256 CGpyrighted 1984 SHt= MUST HAVE BEEN A PRETTY ROTTEN SO MARIE ANTOINETTE: 5AID, NO/ THE PEOPLE WERE MAD BE:CAU5E IHE::Y HAD H LET THS\'\ EATc..Af<E AND 1 ; BAKER. THEYQ-iOPPEDCf'F HER HEAD. NO BREAD 10 EAT._ . J Pomeroy- Middleport , Ohio , Monday, April 16, 1984 COLUMBUS, Ohio 1AP) - The endorsemen I scramble in Ohio by Democratic presidential candidates gets under way Tuesday when U.S. Sen. Cary Hart me<!ts privately with Gov. Richard Celeste and a/her slate party leaders. Some observers believe Celeste eventually will endorSP WaltN Mondale because of th<>form<>r vice presid<>nt "s endorsemmls by labor. which help<'d bankroll Celest e"s 19&! el<>elion victory. On the other hand, Celeste has liberal , progressiv<> lean ings and rna)' h<' aligned morP closely with the philosophy of lhe47-year-old Harl The &-foot-4 Celeste, 46, also has been accused of emulating the Kmnedy campaign style, jabbing his fingrr inlo thcairduringspeechesand ill·ushing back unruly locks of hair. The governor, however, also admits to close ties with Mond alr, ¥vilh whom he worked while serving as Peace Corps dir.-ct or under Pn•s ldPnt 4-15 Cart er. by Hargreaves and Sellers r---~~--------------~~------------------------------~------~ I L£5>oN T~N EASY LESSONS TO HELP you BURN OFF CAL.O/<IE5 AND GET INTO 9HAPE! JOGGING ON 11-i E c:;poT ~ - - if • ~ u DOWN, NINE TO GO •I n c "~ c« .-. 0 ~UJ ) ~z ~ ~_n 0 ~'5 0 ruu ron Sen. Gary Hart A PomProy man was cited for failUJ1' to coni ml after a one-vehicle acddent on Count\" Road 25 Parly Sunday . arcording /o the Gallia· :vtrlgs post of the state highway palm!. Thr patrol said .J ahnH . Ridgway , 31. was <>astbound al 5 a.m., a mile east of U.S. 33 in Salisbury Township. w hen h<> reporled ly lost control of hi s vehicle which ran off the lrfl side of I he road and struck an Ohio Bell ulilit)' pole Ridgwa y was not injurPCI in the acddPnl, and his pickup truck was sevprely damaged . The palmi also I"Pported slight damagP to .1 vrhicle drivpn by Eric H. M itchell, 17. Rt. 1. Rulland. after a hil -skip onCountyRoad2 1Sunday . Thf' pa l mi said Milche/1 was rrpot1C'dJ,· trying to elude an unknO\vn \ 'Phiclr while westbound at R p.m .. at the iniPrsectlon wilh SalisburY Township !load 193. :vtitch~ll"s vehicle then sl!d Jell into i:1 guard rail and v;as struck by lhP unknown vehicle. which left the S{'(' ne. Mitchell wa s nol injured and his ve hiclP w as slig htly damagro. A \'Phi elf' tlrivPn by Susan J. Jet t. ON~ c ·0 I~ ., " g;:o PRINTED IN CANADA ! Continued on page 10 1 SPEEDWALKER PRIVATE EYE AKENT GOING TO LUNCH? By Cris Hammond NEXT TIME YOO NOPE. I'M t70NN A 6££ ME, I'LL HAVE STA~ PUMPfNG A CHEST LIKE IRON AT LUNCH... lf?ON! G£T 8ACK fNTO SUAPE. © 1984 Uniled Feature Syndicate,lne. Total 33 Delegates H8rl 17 Mondale -p,LAI-f!! ~;k, .... _______ ___..._ .</ 8Y GOLLY, f.JE DID IT. Mas/ of the others in the Democraatic IPadcrship fold may lx· wailing for Celeste to make an endorsement. although Attorney \,pnpral Anthonv .J . CPIPurpzze Jr. left th(' pack ea rlier this month to endorse Mondale. Har1 is to mf'!'t wilh Celeste, sta te Democratic Chairman .James Ruvolo Senale President Harry :Vieshel of Youngstown. and Hou se Speaker VPt,; Riffe .Jr., New Boston . among olhNs, in a downtown Colum bus hutl'i. %45 7 ··u _, %39 8 •;, I 3 4 Ruvolo sa id J,1o ndale has agr£.'ed to come bt:'fore HlP state leadrrs at ada !P slill to ix' determined. ThC'chainnan did not indicatewhetherthesame gmupwillwant a similar session with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, who is endorsed by the Black E lected [)('mocratsof Ohio. Jackson will be campaigning in thP slate nexl weekend Ohio's primary c!C'Ction, in which 175national conven ti on delegates ar0at stake. willlx' IVi a\· R. IIAR1' \\1NS )\J!IZONA CAU· ( T SES - This graphic illustrates ttw rt>!"iult.s of Saturday's cam·use!" in :\riwna with Gary Hart taking li dl'legates, Mondale 15, and .Ja<·kson gPltingone d<•legatc. (.i\P La."'•rpholo) . Hart, Jackson • • post vtctortes By \\lLLIMI M. WEU.'II Associated Pn-•ss Wrikr Gary Har1 and the Rev. JesS<" Jackson are looklng to Missouri's caucuses this week atter winn1ng weekend contC"st s in A.ri.zona and South Carolina. while Wa/t<>r Mon· dale takes a rest from the Dernu· cratic presidential campaign still holding a cornfor1able dcl<•gate lead. Hart was hrading 10 St. Louis and Jeffprson City , IVio .. toda\· fm rn California, where he Sp<'nl the weekend raising money· and saYor ing a win ovt-'r Mondale in Arizona 's caucuSPs Jackson planned a trip to Mis· souri, too, alter a rail~· Sunda ~ aft<>rnoon in Washinglon. DC.. th at drew !O.COO proplc. Missoun [)('mo· rra ts caucus Wednesda.\' to chooSP i5 national convPnlion delegates in the only such centes/ schf'dult'!ll his W(>(>k . The Rl•v . .Jes.o;e ,Jatkson addn.•s."'s a rally Sunday in Wa.•hington. The fat'e of fongrt-'S..'i ," and help pa."i."i th(' E(JUal Rights Anwndnwnt and nudt•tu frt•t"'W r Psolutions. l A.P 0Pmocratie presidential contendPr said the surge of black \ ' Ott>S in primarh.~ this yrar ('Ould "change tht> I ~-..•erphoto GESTl'IUNG JACKSON - Postal service prepares for late IRS returns CI NCINNATI tAP! An assistant U .S. attom<>y says taxpayers w ho dun'/ file re/urns should expecl thr federal govern· men! to find out. y ou don"t filr a tax return and are requ ired to do so, the odds are \'PrY strong /hal will become known. and odds that you won't tx> uncovrrf'd ar'C' i •xlJ<'mf'ly, ex tremely unlikely."" Assistant U.S. Allomcy Patrick Hanl<>v sa i<l. Hanley handiPS failure-to-file cases in. southern Ohio. He said three kinds of prople don"l fil e returns: lax prot esters, the average person facing mon<>y or personal problems, and cer1ain professionals and e"'cutiVE'S. AI Middlepor1. Joe Strubble. PostmastN. said this morning thai thf' poslal service Is provid· ing help to taxpayers by checking to make sure IRSiettNshavethe necessary postage needed . Letters mailed without the righl postage will he retumro to the sender, thu s missing the filing deadline. Strubble said Mlddlepor1 was re<'l'ivlng about the normal Oow ofmaU. HowPVer, In Pomeroy, Tom Reuter, said the volume there Jackson 1 CPlestf' says he is familiar with thf> thPmf' of Hm1's campaign of "nt'W ideas'' and ··a new genera tion of leadership," but that he wants to hPar how thP Colorado sl•na!or can tum them in to programs for Ohioans. M('Sh('l and Riff(' said they know Mondale well but have nPver met Harl and arr anxious to talk to him. Man cited following accident ONe~_ !J3f1@!1!AlR ARIZONA CAUCUSES 15 ,~----............. MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS '25 C.ntt. I Section , 10 Page• A Multimedia Inc. News.paper had been up the las/ lhree days. He said that postage is also lx>ing ch.-ck to m ake sut.,. thl' right posl age has been provid<'CI since IRS refuses /o accept postag<>· duPmail. Tax protesters refuse lo file while claiming the tax sysl em is uncons11/utiuna/. Hanley said cour1s haw• rejccled aU such challenges. The a veragr p<'rson who doesn "t !ile often cit<>s financial pmblems. he said. ). No patients but, employees report OR rENT. Ohio 1i\P 1 - All the patient s Arf' gone and the sla il' [)(>pai1mC'nl of Rehabilit atio n ;:and Con'C"Ct ions has takPn O\'C'r rhP Orient Development CentN. but 670 former workers were to rf•port for work today any·\vay. The Department ofMPntal Rr!Jr dalion and Developmental Disabili· ties had !lied to la y oft the employees . Bul th<> 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appcoals a/ Cincinnati issu('(l a trmporaJ)' rC'straining ordPr last \\"f'f'k 1hat blocks the art ion for at lt'ast two \\'('{'k s . ~Pilh(~r state nor union official s could sa~· wh at theworkf'rs might do todav al th<' facility, which is to be con\:C'J1f'd into a st.3 tr prison. " It dOC'sn·t m a kr an) · Sf'llSf' to lla'r 600 and soml' proplr thet1' il thrrr i:IJ'C' no cliPnts," said Louis A. Ma;zoli, Orirnt's acting super intC'nd rn t The black ci\·il right s lradrr told thP V\·'ashington gathC'ring th a 1whilr he may not win thr nomination. hi s campaign - and 1hC' huge bl ack \ 'Oif' it is tuming out- will ha\'C' an rffrct in NO\'Pmb('r s el ections. Jackson sa id hr had a lread y won 15 congressional distri.cts in the primaries. indicating minority can· didates can win House seats there I hiS fall . Hart . who is trying to rPCOver ~~ ftl'r ~ uccr>ssi, ·r losSC"s to Mondale in Illinois. :\pw Y ork and Pennsy lva nia. won 17 dc l c~ at(•s Saturday in Ari.Lon<L ~vhilf' MondaiC' \v on 15 and .IJc kson on<' . Wit h o/1 percent of th<> ,·o tc cuunted. Hart had 41 percent to Mondalc" s 40 pcrccn1 and .Jackson ·s J:l percent lX'spit P thf• nurrow PdgP in d~lpgal<" wo n. Ha11 called Arizona a "clf'ar and ~i s h·r \ictor~·/' and rrm•wf'd his a Hacks on thf' former \' icl' ~~ rs idC'n I . " I ncn •asi ng J~ ·. Df>m<X'rat ic votrrs a n· turnf'd off hy Mr . Montli:!k's rhf?ap attacks on mPand his railun · tu pu t forth an\· dsion of tt1 r furu rr• o tht'r tiKm the CaJ1C>r~ondalr JX'riod ."' H:111 said in California. Six die on highways By The Associated Pre;.s A fat al -fr('(' Sund ay helped Ohio hold down w('('kend traffic deaths 10 sL,. the Highwav Patrol savs. The patml count Pel t raff ir deaths from 6 p.m Frida~ · to midnight Sund e(\' . Coun t ~ The dea d· FROJ,\\" : BATAV IA - Willi am :'>1. High lanrlrr. -19. Gmrgl'town. in a n.~· o-car accident on Ohio 12!l in Clt~rm ont County J\1A'-;STLLO~ Bf'ldrn. 17 . Canton. in a onP-rar <ll'ridcnt on a Stark County road . SATI'RDA \" OA \'TO:'> - !len('(' S. Matherly. ~'· Eng lf'\HJod. and Jerry A. G ri:ld!:'k~ ·. 'li. Union. in a onf:>--car accidrnt o n O hio ~9 in rviontgomery Kristrn ,\ . LISBO'.; - Frank l<uzma. 71, Sa Iem, in a rn:o-rar a rrident on lJ .S. 62 in Columb L1n;J Count\ . ST. MARYS - Dan P. H oward . 21, S1 :Vttuy s . in a two-car arciden1 on lnterstoJt f' 7:-l 1n i\ugla izeCounty. No one hurt in plant incident GALLIPOLIS FERRY. W.Va.A n ovN·pressure in Stauffcr l"hemica l Comp.lny's rf'action systf'm on Saturd ay night sent a cloud of steam, water and hydrocarbon solvenl into the air, but thesystem· s safety device aclivated and pre· ventro any damage. according to Plant Manager BUI Brady. He added thai there wer<> no inju1·ies. Brady said the incident at the <;al/ipol is FPI"t)' plant occurred at aiJOut11: .10 p.m . In additton to thr cloud. wh1 ch Brady said contained no tax ies or irritant s, a loud noiSf' rpsultcd when a disc popped . While plant personnel and resi· dent s in the SUJTOunding area were not in danger. Brady said th<> company did take s/and ard emer· gency precautions. including spray· ing the arra with u: ater. Utility lines downed in Friday accident Heavy damages were incurred to one car and utility lint:" were downro in an aeriden t on H a 11 inger Parkway at 2:10p.m . Friday. Mlddlepori Pollee said that a car driven by Sally Price, Middlepor1 , was traveling south when a car door I OE'W open. In attempting to get the door closed, Mrs. Prtce stepped on the gas rather tnan the brake and hit a utility pole. Sh<> and a child . Erin Price, were taken to V<>terans Memorial Hospital by thE' Mlddlepm1 Emergency Squad for treat· mcnt of minor Injuries. Mrs. Price was clled on a charge of failing to have the V!'hlcle undE'r control. Workers from the TV cable. the telephone company and power company were on the seen<> for a considerable length of time to replace lines. LEADERSIDP AWARD- Congressman Clarence E . Miller of Ohio has been presented with the 1984 Leadership Award from the United States CongrESSional Advi•ory Board of the Coalition lor Peace Through Strength In recognition of the leading role he has taken on a variety ol national security Issues before the U.S. CongrESS. The award was presented to Congressman MIUer hy Helen Adams, National Vice President, American Legion i\uxiUary. �~day, Comment IIIEIGS-M .-\.o;D~ .l liF.A BOB HOEFLICH Gt>nt•ral Manager ·\s..tiilstanl Publlsher / ( 'o nlrollt>r A5 these words are written , officials from C'Xecutivc agencies will be appearing before a Senate commlttee, and then a House committ ee, in dosed session, there 1o answer questions concernin~ Nicaragua. Not easy, because what ROBERT L. WI:'IIGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD ~y. DALE ROTHGEB , JR. !\ipws Editor A MEMBER uf Tht• -\ssodated Press, Inland Dally Press As~cla­ Uon and lht' :\merkan "l' wspaper Puhll!'l;ht>r Assochttlon. LE'TTEHS Ul- Ot'l ~10!\' ou t• Wt>komt'd The) ~hould hf' ~~~ than :JOO words lonr: Allleu r rs arf' suhJt•t·t lo t'"dlling and rnu:-~t bt" siRn rod with name, address and tf'lt.•phont numht·r . !\io unslf(nt•d lt'tters wUI h t' puhllshed . L ettt>rs shou ld be In good taste, addrf>Ssing lssut>s , no1 fK'rsonalllltos. Nation"'s tax system remains under seige Amencans come to the annual da~' of reckoning with Uncle Sam am1d more than the usua l a m ount of confus1on this year After numerou s efforts at " reform " in the past decade, the nat1onal the Reagan administrauon is up to m Nicaragua IS 001h confused and confusmg , and very, ve11 messy. The general situation is as follows . ThP bad guys tlhc Sovtet U nion and Cuba. pnman ly) are continuing to send in arms ship· m c nts tu N icaragua to bE- used for two purposes . bolh deplorable. On the onP hand. as thP totalitarianiza· 110n of Nicaragua cont inues, morr anns are needed to keep Nicara · guans docile. There are two species of Nigara guan dissidents Those actively engaged as guerrillas seeking to overthrow the despotic successors to the despo1 Somoza, and inactive N icaraguans, who nf'vertheless look for opportunities to assert themselves To cope with the former you need thmgs like 1anb and machine guns. To cope u.1t h I he taller you need things hke rifles and hangmen's nooses. The other major enterprise of the Sa ndinista government in Nicara· gua is expansionist communism . .Jusl as Cuba receives anns from thP Soviel Union and exports lhem to Nicar agua, so Nicaragua receives anns and exports them to the re>bels in El Salvador. U. S. policy, in respect of whal Is going on , seeks to be comprehensive. We would like to see the communiza· tion of Nicaragua by Nicaraguans ended, as also lhe communist- led guerrilla movement against El Salvador ended So how have w e gone aOOut interdicting the flow of arms into Nicaragua ? Apparently by mining Nicaraguan harbors. The idea ts to blow up ships comi ng into Puerto Corinto and Puert o Sa ntino on the Pacific Ocean, and Into El Bluff on the Atlantic side The resulting ersy. The Nicaraguans take I he poslrlon !hat they can appeal to the lnlernatlonal Court of Justice In The Hague to denounce U.S. Interference with Nicaraguan ports. We take the position that It is up to us to decide whether to act't'pt jurisdiction by the World Court. The Connal ly Reser vation, rem ember. gives us the righl in domesllc affairs to grant or not to grant Jurisdiction l o the World Court Whelher it granls us the identical righl in affairs Involving other countries Is the subj ect currently In dispute N icaragua has hired Itself some fancy lawyers, including seleclively. That alternative has no doubl been considered and rejected It would involve usi ng the American Na\) to detain ships headed for Nicaraguan pons, kind lhal over Running one's fingers lightly the profile of the administra tion' s case leaves one utterly lacking in enthusiasm for it On the about aU lhP people who made businrss and investment commltmPn ts in thr past haSPd on thP ex istPnce of these tnCf'ntives? ThPrP arp pmvtc;;Jons m 1hC' law s SPI up 1o encourage mves tment in housmg, giYing to c harity, C'xploration for nf'W energy sou J'C'E's and conservation of Pnt'r KY suppliPs. just t o dtl' a h•~W . In a simpler ta x sys!Pm. presumahly at !Pas t somP nf t hPSC' will havP to gn If any new wstem 1s gomg to gC'n('r<Jt e r ('VPnues at least as large as current receipt s, it 's PVIdf'nt that "rC'forrn" for some> will mean a tax increase. This is likely to bP a div isivr part of thE' question . The tax industry itself has becomP a h1g businrss. for lawy<'rs. ar:countant s. invPstmf'nt expPrl s. tax prPp.-1r£'rs and their rmployees It ca nnot be expected lo mwklv retlr<' fi·om I he baltlrfield Today • Ill history Toda ~· IS Moncb \. Apn l Hi. 1hr 10/ t h dc1\ u f l~H-t Th(' l'f' ~If '(' 2~9 di:.l\ s IPfT m the yeat Tocla,·'s highlight tn h1 s1on On ,\rurl lh. l?~t Pn·sJd('nt f'l •·d t ol"'ll .(;f' for Nf'\1. York fell hi s In.JUJ.,'Uid1 1UI1 \\ .~ ~hi ngl on ldt Mount \ 'prnon On this d d t~ · In 1 H~ i2 Pn•sJciPnt ,.\ht .Jh.Jm l.rn rr,[n . . rgn PCI ;, hill Pndmg sldVPn m rhr Oistr1c1 11 f Columhir1 In JK/17. CJ \'IJ1ur \\ 1111ur \\ l ig ht "d" h(Jrn m M1l l\ Ult• . Jnd In 100, <omf'Cii <Hl Ch;.H lw Ch<.~plm Wd~ horn in London guan harbors. :'\iasty bu.siness Rut far bett er, sure!\', publicly to order the Navy to do it s husines."i discriminatingly than covertly lo order the CIA to do it s busmess wantonl y And the overarchtng dangPr is tha t the administraUon, by such actions . mighl be forfeiting general Ameri ra n supporl for r esistance in Central America to communist aggression Sweden leads fight ______la_ck_An_de__rso_n WASHINGTON -The KGB and CIA and Sta te Departm ent sour· Swedish counterintelligence are engaged in a sec ret war over Western h1gh technology itPms ces have given my associ ates D ale The Soviets keep tryrng to steal them, using Sweden as a transit point The major battlefield in thii s underground war is Got eborg, an industrial center and seaport on Sweden's west coast - equally handy to Sovlet -bloc countries and W('stPrn sourrPs of h1 gh·tech equlpmenl. Possibly in an effort to keep tht> Swed<>s' feet Ia lhe fire, the U.S. govP rnmrnt Parlier this month filed c nminal charges against a Swed ish company for the 1978 sa le to tht> So . . let!~ of a radar system contain· lng U S. parts. It was the first tune charges of U S export law viola· !Ions have been flied against a forei!l:fl company. In this case the firm. Data saa b, was half owned by the Swedish governmenl at the lime of the dispuled sale. Ironicall y, Sweden - determ ined to maintain Its 170-year-old tradi ti on of neutr ality - has be(>n far bett er about preventing illegal hrgh-lech dlvt>rslons lo lhe Soviet s than perhaps half a dozen other Swedes. Van Alta and Michael Blnstein lop-secret delails of increased Swedis h efforts Ia foil the KGB' hi gh-tech thi eves T he sources point ed out I hat the 1978 radar sale to 1he Soviets by Datasaab wa s a Sf'rious matter. The TERCAS radar system Tcrmmal and End l{oule Control Syslem was supposedly for ci vilian use at the Moscow alriXJrt . Bul U S Intelligence believes the SoVIets have now Integrated it into their militaf)' defense network to track tncoming bomb<'rs and fighters But the sources emphastzed thai Swf'den, unlike such other neutral coun!I i~ .::Js Austria and Switzrr land. has shown a ciPar inclinatiOn to keep sPnslt ive military techno! · ogy out of Soviet hands. Lasl fall , for example, Sweden st:>ized seven rnnt"iners of US com puler equipmrnt on thPir w ay to Leningrad and returned them to the American manufacturer. And In .January, the Swedes dPii vt'red a co nfidenti al aide· memoire 1o thE" State Department that read. "The Swedish govern ment has declared Its determina· lion not to IE>t Sw edish territOf\' become a trans itiona l a~a for Illegall y obtained re slrrcted lec hnology " As far as the CIA has bct>n able lo determine, Sweden has not contrib· uted significantly to the Warsaw Pact nations' military capability The Soviet bloc has be<'n able to bu) laser range finders and f1re·control systems from Sweden, but not somr of the sophistir:atrd alr·drfe nse radar and anti-aircraft guns the\ wa nt . Onp yardstick of the Swf'<les ' determination is lhP number of Soviel sptes they've kicked oul- 12 1n lillie over a year . In fact, lhp last Soviet consu l In Goteborg was se nt packing for espionage actt vi!Ies. as was the Gotebor g·basecl r eprcsen· tat1ve of the Soviet regist er of shipping. Swedish lnlelllgence ts kecpmg a close watch on Sovtet diplomats, who are believed to include about a dozen KGB agents, and poss ibly lwice tha 1 numtx>r The Swed~s hclieve these agent s' primary mission is mdustrial espiona ge. · This is Pspeciall;. trur , the Swedes feel, of I he Sovtet Consular staff in Soviels several Sw£>des Goleberg. Of I he nearl y 30 attached to lhe co nsu late, have been dasslfied by the as suspected KGB agents spP c lali7ing 1n s c 1encc and technology Sovie ts havC' t wo m am Gotebur g L. M. Ericsson, thr giant elrctronics fl r m that look over Dalasaab. and Saab Scanla. which mak es Sweden's Thf' ta rgets In comba t aircrJft and s a marine electronics divisiOn In Goteberg Amon~ the advanced naval equip· mf'nl thr Sov1ets lust arter is Saab Sc ania's automatic system for piloting ships wi thout personn el on Ihe bridge HART BEAT" When Sec Gan Hart, D-Colo . Withdrew his pai!l:fl fund s from lh e Arabcontrollrd First American Bank of Washington about 10 davs before the New York primary , crlltcs chat ged I hat he was pandering to cam tht.' Jpwish vot e. Though the bank's Arab connec lion had been pu hhc knowledge for ye;us. Ken Guido, special counsel Ia the Hart campaign, issued a statemenl saying he gol Hart out of Ihe bank as soon as he learned of the Arab control. But when I he campaign's general counsel, Jack Quinn , was questioned, he said, "The reason the account was removed w as because a beller deal was offered 10 us bv · another bank " - One lhlng has remained <'onstant in the shifting sands of I he Hart campai!l:fl· No money from political action committees is ac· Reagan.,s star wars _______c-ept_L_ow_e_ll_W_in-=g:__et_t \'3 ll 's too bad Buck Rogers and Rube \.oldberg are nol around these days. They would have made fine additions to President Ronald son can really begin spending the big bucks. During the 1990s lhe Slar Rf'agan' s cabinet. No one could dollars of your tax money without eq ual Rube In concocllng weird and any assurance such a defense will work . This would be the most unusable Inventions and, Buck wa s flying around In space when lhe presldenl was still a struggling NOCtE~R Wt\K !f'<lEVITt\BlE young actor. What a tPam the thr'f'e would make! It has been a year now since the president firs t sprung his Slar Wars Idea on the American people. Now he has named Alr Force Lt . Gen. James Abrahamson, 50, lo head the project with the lerse order lo "give us the means of rendering nuclear "Maybe we ougllt to continue RENTING our telephones " • all aerial equivalent of mining Nicara f'Ountrles The 1978 sale w as something of an aberr ation for thf' Berry's World we permitted ment lhat naval blockade by an aerial blockade. Which reminds one that so far we have not I rained killcr·ant i-a ircrafl ordna nce lo shoot down planes headed for Nicaragua. Thai would be the solely 1n must Pring up a tougher forc E' of tax police what bananas. All we would stop is the flow of mel hods of assuring rompli ance wrlh I he rult>S . But 11 is hard to find anyone m the pnvate si'Cior who thinks lhP answer to the underlying problems lies Arf' lhPV JPallv I-c-i:idy to rlimmatr , or significantly rrduce, this? And tf or arms. We would need to supple· has too many loopholes, is too hard lo m the past to use tax lncpn t1 vrs and SPf'('Jal t.ax ru.Jps as instmments of bombs economJcally admimstPr. ami. m os t scriously. rniSf'S too mJ.Jly doubts about whether evef)' bc.ldy 1s ct.trT~' m g h1s or her proper share of thP tax hurdPn.'' Business Week magazmr dPClarcd man C'diton~l. Thr govrr nmf'nt has bef>n working to df"vr lop moff' sophisticated social polic\ ships, and let ting them pass or nol pass depending on whelher they prospect of crtpplin g Nicaragua that pro pie lost respec t fort he lax system seeing it Jegislal ive hoppers m Washing1on . Much more talk doubtless wUI be heard about tax refonn m t~ remainder of the current ~hH ca1 campaign, and alter the elechon is set tied But as flawed as the presenl system ma y be, the polilics of changing It radically still prumisc• to bt•mmplex and difficult One of the main reasons for lhe many intricac !Ps of I he lax code is that the govcmmPnt has c hosen exammmg the contents of those economic traffic to get through , for instance oil. there would be no as hopeless lv ron' olu tC'd, unfair and unJX>Ssible to enforce Numerou s plans to make that vtsion a rralir y arP alrf'ady in thP Now all of !his ts heing done to Granted, A s numerous commentators have observf'd, the problem lS not that Americans have dPVPioped a sudden avprs1on to paymg taxt>s. The typieal cit iZen was nf'vPr fond of paning with thf' money. Ins lead, manv people l htnk th<>rount r; ts ready loget seriou s about bona fid<' tax r<•form- adopting a simplPr Sl slem that commands n"specl and is easy to comply with and enforCP. about. for instance our European allies c a r ried amount of income taxo•s that Is legalh owed but doesn't get paid keeps growmg By offtcial ca lculations. it IS dos<' to $100 bil lion. By unofficial esttmates, it is much m ore that that Tax·shelters - leglttmate, abus1vP. or m between- prolifPrate at a time w hen government ~I icy is su piX>Sf'd to be e ncouragmg mvestments that yield productivity ,::ams, not laX writ('()[fs. There WPrr' tax bills in l!J\1, 1982 and 1983. Congress is par1way through producing a 1984 ta x btU, and analysts are already busy tr;tng to assess what a 1985 tax bill will probably cont ain. cum~licated, a scalP, we activities t mining harbors 1 of the For another , even w1t h a rccpnt dnv4• to crack down on deadbeats, the "The lax cudr• ts too on so melodramatic av oid the obvious alternaUve, which is to quarantine Nicaragua For one, there ts the much pubhnzed federal budget deficit . IS its knees by mlmng It s harbors is slight. And meanwhile, by engagIng in what began as covert activity being denounced on a numiJE'r of front s as engaged in terrorist kind we crlticiJP w hen done by others. would deslabilize the that we can ca use the Nigaraguan Sandimsta government to come to Abram Chayes of Harvard, to contend thai lhe Unr ted States has no such right. Mea nwhile, lhe United States Is attrit ion would have two effects : deny arms to the Sa ndmlst as, and prec ipitate an E"COnomic crisis of a government Enter thf' World Court controv· one hand the objectives are thoroughly desirable. But the means bv which we seek to realize these objecllves are both questionable as means and problematic as Instruments for the effectuatiOn of the ends desired. It Is true that we caused one refinery In Nicaragua lo shut down for a while because oil wasn 't g<>ttlng lhrough . But the likelihood outrage people we really do l'are system for collecting taxes remams undpr siE>gt:'. Thf' symptoms arf' n umProu s and . b~' m ost experts' diagnosis. severe Rather, some say. it April 16, 1984 Mess in Nicaragua ______W_i_llw_m_F_._B_uc_k_ley_J_r. The Daily Sentinel Ill ('ourt Stret>t Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOO'ED TO THE L'ITEREST OF Tlffi Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio \ weapons Impotent and obsolete " To back up this direct order, Gen. Abrahamson has been given $2 billion to spend during his first year which starts Ocl. I , 1984 when the 1985 budget now before Congress becomes effective. As the Reagan plan now Is envisioned, It wlll cost the original $2 bllllon just to plan the operatton and an additional $24 bllllon to be spent during the rest of lhe decade of lhe Ills staning production . Then Gen. Abraham - Wars defense Is esttmated to cos t anolher $4 74 billion, a half trillion expPnsivP and complex system ever built and we wlll not be even able to tesl II . Of ('Oursf', many things can happen during the time between now and Ocl. I when I he Star Wars money Is to be released by Congress adopting the 198.'\ budge! as pre· pared by the president' s budget office Members of the House and the Senate opposf'd to further mortgaging lhe count ry's fulure on exenslve untried technology are expected to turn thumbs down on the $2 bllllon budget request. If thai happens no harm will be done except 10 give the president one more n"ason to blame Congress for his failure. It Is general knowledge the Slar Wars concept has been getting a cool reception at the Pentagon Itself. Since offensive warheads are cheaper, many Penlagon expens fear that Moscow could put the U.S. on the losi ng end of the arms r ace by building overwhelming numbers of war· heads which could be ready at a frac tion of lhe cos! of the Space Wars shield before our defense t ?i are In place. Since lhe Mannes were sent into Lebanon over Pentagon objections, their opinion will cut little Ice with I he president but may have some etf('('t on Congress. II will be up to them 10 eventually decide' Mosl of us, not being scientists, astronomers or spa('{> experts, don'l know what it Is all aboul What we do know Is that a half-trillion of our tax dollars Is a hell of a lot of money to throw at the stars . Especially when most of the people who profess to know can 'l give us any proof we will ever get a dime's worth of protection. I happen to be luckier than most and do know something about IL I remember seeing a Rube Goldberg drawing yea rs and years ago showing how Buck Rogers solved such a di lemma when he was fighting one of his plentary wars. f'l:obably the pn"sldent saw It too and got his Idea from there. Goldberg macte It n"latfvely simple. Jusl hang a giant • mirror out in and w atch it for enemy weapons and shoot them sp i.IC(' down Of course, back in !hose days, Buck had r ay guns which made his job easier for he just took aim al thP large! on I he mirror , I he ray bounced off and headed unerringl y for the enemy and "bingo'" The good guys won again' As I said, I his was yearsa!(O and I didn't have the slightest idea that some day a presldf'TII or lhe Umtf'<l States might be inter esled in Star Wars. I didn 't pay too much attention to little details like a hook to hang the mirror, elc. bul as I am nol on the Reagan payroll. 1 can't see how he can faull me for that. Anyway, I am telling him aboul the mirror and not charging a dime for the tip. All those oth<>r little petly details will have to be workedout by Gen. Abrahamson and his briRhl boys who are study ing Star Wars_-: Somewhere lh<>re should be a ; collection of Rube Goldberg's sketches so lhey can bone up. As for me, I would rather n"ly on a treaty with the Russians to keep space free from nuclear weapons . It would save us both money! April 16,1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei- Page--3 Astros nip Reds; Padres win again HOUSTON (AP) Houston Astros third baseman Phil Garner feels like hls team Is getting on the right track after another slow stan . Houston won only one of Its first seven games, but has a three-game winning streak under Its belt now GaiTI<'r's bases-loaded, ninthInning single Is panly n"Sponsible, since It Ufted the Astros to a &-5 triumph over the Cincinnati Reds Sunday afternoon It required an extraordinary comeback effonlo keep the winning streak alive against the Reds. Trailing 5-l after 71-1 innings, the Astros scored four runs in the bottom of the eighth to tie 1he ga me, and Garner' s one-out single in the ninlh did the rest. The script Is almost the same as last year's campaign, when the Astros lost lhelr first nine games, bul surged back to finish 85-77. Cincmnatl staner Joe Pt ice dominated the Asl l'Us for seven innings, allowing just one run on six hlls. Price appeared to have things well in hand when the Reds scored three runs In the top of the e1ght h inning to build a 5-1 lead. Then the bottom fell out . PriCP aUowed a single 10 Kevin Bass, who had lhree hie s, and a run -scoring lriple to Jose Cruz before Manager Vern Rapp callf'd for the usually reliable Tom Hutne. 0-1. The Astros struck Hume for two more runs in the eighltt inning on Denny Walling's two·nm pinch single The Reds threa tened in the top of the ninth inning, but winning vttche r Frank DIPino. 1-D. struck our pinch-hitter Gar; Redu s u.olh runn<>rsat first and thtrd l opresetve the tie. Tornadoettes lead SVAC standings Wleghaus' sacrifice fly. Meanwhile, San Diego's Padres, with a east thai includes a couple of Broadway cha racters, two young hoofers and a pair of newcomers starting In lead roles, have gotten their act together and are n"ady to take It on the road . Off to the fastest start in their histor;, the Padres beat the Atlanta Braves 6-4 Sunday to wrap up their long running, season-opening homestand with a loft y 9-2 record That mark puts I he Padres, who have never finished in the first division since being formed In 1969, in a position lhey have n!'Ver enjoyed prior to this year - 3Y, ga mes ahead of the pack in the National League West. San Diego rallied for three runs in the lhird inning, aided by an AllanIa error, to overcomea4-3deficit With runners on first and second and one out, Carmela Martinez lined asingle to left , and bolh runners scored and Ma1iinez reac hed third when the ball skipped by outfi elder Gerald Perr; . Kevin McReynolds then hit a sac rifice fl y off r eliever Rick ~Ia hlcr , who had relieved Craig McMurtry, 1-2. Claudell Washingt on drove in all four Atlanta runs with a lhree-run homer. hts third of the )'Par, and an RHI singlP. Giants 8, Dodgers 6 Pinch hitter Joel Youngblood's one-oul single• in the 11th inning sent Sa n F rancisco ahead for good in With one oul in the bot! om of thP runth innmg , Cruz w alkf'fl and stoiC' second base, setting up Jpny Mumphrey's intent ion a! w ,tlk. Enos Cabell singled l o the left stele of the Infield to load the bases. The Reds, 4-7 lhis war aflt•J finishing last in the West Division a year ago, scored tv/0 ru ns in I hr first Inning on Dave P arkC'r 's sacnf1ce fly and Nick Esasky's RBI single. Houston halved I he RN1s' lead m the second inning on Cabell' s double, a single by Craig l{eynolds and I om the four hou r Sl."f'saw contes t at J_,os Angeles. TiteGi ant s had scored twice in the top or t hP ninth against relievpr Burl Hooton to lake a 6-4 lead. Dusty Baker , whom San F ranCISCO claimed on walvt"rs from the Dodgers this year, drove in those two runs With a pmch single Los A ngeles r allied in the boltom of the ninth agiJinst rE'lievcr Greg l\tiint on to tif' it on sac rifice nies by S!Pve Sax and l<en Landreaux Bul Chrli Davis!('(! off the Giant 11th wit h a double off Tom 1\tedenfu<'r, 01 , and moved to third on a sacnfi('C' A fter a n intentional \\alk, Youngblood singled to left off Ca r los Diaz. Mann)· Trillo delivered a sacrifice fly off Pat Zachr;, tht• SL\ I h Los Angeles pit cher , for an m s ur~mee run. Ohio Sportlight Br &eor{.{l' Strmll' Wagner isn"'t bitter CINCINNATI !AP ) - Di ck \.Vagner sa:--'s hp' s rrad~' to comt' back to Riverfront Stadium and \,·at\h basebalJ ga m PS a-: a fan . W agner . fired as pn: sidcnt of1h(•Cinc innati Reds last July 11, didn't 5('(' any Reds games in person after hi s dismissal, thou.E:h he v. at clled a few on television. He was asked to attend one garn f' la tP llllhP yf'ar. but dec lined "BillWilliams (acoo"llt~rofthf'Redswithhlsbrothrr ,JamPSl Us k!'dus (Wagner and hi s wifrl to IX' his gues ts dt .Jutumv RC'nch N ight Wagner T he Southern Tomadoelte girls' softball team Is again on top of the SVAC standings wilh a pPrfPCt ~-0 '• ' ·-. had a htl apiece. Leading Sou thern v..as Karen Hemsley with a tripiP tossed a one hi I shutout Hi ghlight a nd two singlPS , l.arPn Wolfe a lng Southern's win was .lf'nny Bentley , w ho had two singles and a tr iple, doubiC' a nd '.)Jnglf' Sout hern continut"d its Wlnning w:.~y!'> in the leaguP, rPcoJding a b1g 12·R victory ovf'r K ygrr lrPek H1!1 winning run to break a tie score a."i HotLcdon won 6-5. {AP La.•;erphoto) . By SCOTT WOLFE EAST MEIGS- Desptte ~citi ng facN1 two bailers in r clid tl~llh \\'alksl, then Dt llingn came on to nine hits in OO tll games of a Sat urday afternoon twin bill , the finisht hcgamea nd rocord theowin Trimblf' pit ch in~;, iPldPd nine hits. Eastern Eagles dropped both ends to a tough Trimble Tomcat squad during no n league diamond batl les, six runs. 10 wal ks, and reco rded stx str ikrouts Coach Scotl WoiiP satd of his lffiing ?·h in the opener and 8·2 in thP nightcap. 'J'nmble 1s now :').5 overa ll , whi le Eastern d1 opped lo tf'am , ·' I hopt_• ou1 kids r i.'a hzl' the~! \VP\.:r lost 10 som r V('T)' tou gh rompe titwn We're not \'c?IJ' fa r H overall, 1 2 in the SVAC. awav from be ing a good ball club. Wl' had 18 hits in two garnl's and onl\ struck out 10 times in two gam es Thf> other 2R ttmt•sat batwp After a scoreless first inmng Tnmblc's potent lineup ti pped Eastern start C'1 Tom Everet t for fiVf::' hit ~ and a wa lk . Sl'oring fi vt' nms \\'lth solid hits m ·er or arouncl t he E astf'rn dPfendprs Although Everrt! \\.:as pitching wrll , Trimble's contac1 hitting won out i..lnd sopho more' r r lirYN Roy('f' Rissrll was called upon to put out t he flrP BISSC'll. Ill onl\ his second vist1 to the m ound as a \ arsll\ playe1. rf'CordC'd t hn'f' cunsrcu 11 \'C' ou ts to r eti re the si tlt\ then contm uPd on to pitch fi \'C• ~hut uut lllning :-. bC'fmr TrimbiP plaiPd unearnC'd runs m OOth thf' third and se \·rnth rnund o.; Tra1mng 6 0, Eas tC' rn pl at('(! onf' run m thf' third inning on ;-m Ev('rett double and an RBI single to Mike Collins The Eag lPs 1hrn burkh:.>d down to bounce n ght hark mto lhf' gam (' wi th a b1g fi VC'· r un f ourth inrung Sop homorP Trac~· Taylor h'(i uff v.ri th a w alk juni or .Jeff Bissrl l r:rJC'kf'd J. ~o;.mgi C'. Jan NrwPII wa lkt:"tl, 1hr n aftf'1 one out Trov Guthlif' drf'w a "Jlk. BISSL'll si nglf'd. F:vrrf'l1 wa lkNL Collms '"''alked . J im \\'('l:)pr walkf'd. and T <:t\ IOJ drf'w his sf'cond w ~tlk of 1hf' inning for an H BI. Tir'fl <lf h i-i Ndson M or ri s lPd off thC' sf'vt•nth round \A.'tt h a rout rn C' gn1umh•r tll ,t 1 wf'nl for an (~rror, thf'n cG mf' hnml' on a fdm pl>Pll "mgl(' dnd r>nsurng ('I ror for Lin unPCIInt>d r un 1hat P\'f'nt u d ll\' won nw g.unf' hll th e ba ll hard, but n ght mto thr 1r glo\'f''i. Our hitti nJ,: v.a s sl iung, our pitchmg IS grtt ing brtt r r . but our df'ff'nS{' n0eds some tlm P t(l gp! " Nightcap In tlw nightcap T1 imblt• pl.ttrd 11 " r uns 1n pairs, S('oti ng 1wo 1uns in th C' f1rst. th1nl. hfth, and si xth g r <tc!Ps (·nr out(' to an H-2 w1n Ea:-. 1l·rn thH•(ItC'nC'cl un st' \'t'r ~l l occasion.;:;. scorin g twiCC' 1n thP fifth ft .Jnu· on d w alk to< ;reg l..f':1Ch rnotn. ,md sing]Ps t)\ ( 'mukn, (. ut htiP, ~mll Rojl t' Rissl'il bctorl' sta nrr Barrrtt fin ally rL•gained ('OffiJX>SUr(' 10 rC'tirC' l hr> sicl t' and co.1st throu g h to thP R 2 w in. TrrrniJl P hitt rr.s wPrP MJrk C.1mplx>!l "it h ,, douhh· .1nd -; rng \C', Cain two '-'lng lC's. HarPf'l ~tnd K~11 11s a dnuhl r .1 nfl HOOfY' l'. S C'amp bf'll , Stegme~n . .1nd Ca1f.: hf•l singl es For E .Js lrrn Jf..ff Hiss('] I, Cowdery, and c;uthrw It'd \\.'l! h t\-\0 singlPs ('et('h, R n\C'f' Ri ssr ll arlrt f'fl a singlr. dnd \V(•tx--r a s1n glf' !\1ikr Co llins s1a rtc'CI for Easte rn c~nd c; uffr ll'd thP l oss in f l \1 ' ~1ml 0110 third innings of wor k. gPI! lng H·!If'f from JUOIOt .hmm\· Wf' IX'r Collins g, l\ t' up ('Jghl h11 -.. fi VC' HJ!ks. and fuw str lkPuuts \\'('l)(•r g~l \'(' up one hlt. no \\,I lks. ami h,ld tw o ._ 11.1kr-ouh 8di rPII of Tri m b it · g~t \l' up nrnr hit-; tllll't' \\ c! lk!-;, d nd hJ.tl four slrikf'ou ts rm lll!!P f (J ptd:mg up 1he EastC't n pi.J\ ' K \gP1 Cr'C'rk <1 ! homf' f(Jmght. thl'n 11<1\'l'l" to whrch will be based in Cincinnali. "We just started In Fdtruary," he ' aid "Our purpose IS to provi de consulting servicl' primdrilv tu S(..XJ rt s tC'amS, but also faeilit.v Bi ckle)· a singlr, and .Jpu·cll c1 singl e For L aslrl'n Ton\ ' Cuthil l' \l'a ham. t Tut>sd.1\ and South west r m \\'p(]ncsd .J\ had 1wo smglrs and tv..n \A. :llks, M ike Coll in." tw o srn g iC's, 1.Jrn Co wtlPl)' d Slllg iP. RuVC'(' Rl s:-.r ll ,\ sing!C'. T om f·~\'(-'rf'lt Ll rloubll · d nd ,h m WPbcr . .Jeff Bissel l s1nglrs Bissell suffered lh<· los' b\ \ if'lding two hit s :.~nd fi \'l' w rdks .l f'WC' ll got l hf' start for Tnm hll' gomg thrf'f' 1nnings-plus hr fun• suffering control probl('m s. 8J!Tt'11 s1 ngled, lnmht• · .t~wn ]i, !lll'tl•·~ , \\ r•, .1111 1 ( "''"" 1 ~:mw I· .... ~ •. ,n l • •th'' .\ l~tl 1., \',d~ · 1 tM • J 1rJ 1 o-.! <+ <..t•rnnd\1'<~! (I•;JCh .l 1n1 1h,·Jr "JH'ln C: Cdnlp~llgll ~LH ch '.!7 n 11 h l\\' 0 ]i,S.... 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Am y I n a nun·IPagur bat t[p Sout hern's ~:J l s ,Jones. ,.. 1r!2 Il - K 't 2 smglcd They had be<:•n wtth him all th<· on 1hL' t rP~ chrrou s ba t k s1dt · ul rh i ~ fam ous l'oursp bull! b\ Uohh 1 .11n .:u.; NancC' Pach Housh led Kvger u.·tth three single' w:.~v lih ])Ill Jl).:l' l it h rt1""' u .t t '• .ntd """'. " """' Adams had a pn.'parcd h.J put t.hC' hms hin l~ touc hf'" on a closing 6H that lC'ft him w1th an 11 unrlf'r par 2TI 1o1 al dnrl 1lw CO\'C'IPCi M as lf'rS tit lP .., Fu·JI' tt and 1\UGUSTA, Ga I APt - RPn Crensh aw knew hP had the fir st ma JOr championship of his gol t car ee r sewed up -and so did tht• m assive gallery surroundmg thf' 18th green at Augusla Nat tonal Th(' thunderous ovat1on cJ m f> Ill wa\·rs J.S tll f' p;Jpulal TC'x<.~n • I--:'~ ~Ingles . double. whill' B M ichael, D. Mlcharl, Hemsle) , L)ons. Reiber Crenshaw wins Masters' tournev• '' "l o•ll H.l 1H'll 1 '"'" ''" l ttmhh· Adams RF.THANY , W Va -Za ne Bc'f' gle of RacmC' !S a mf'mtx~ r ol (U I I Oil] rtyl 11 - h 'l ' !)C,] l L orl Laren Wolfe led SHS with a doubl e <1nd t wo BceKlc playing for Bet hany Bi,mns lltn l. l nl 'scu r(• and F i:l lcons won a heat C'd bdttlf' uw•1 Eastern loses twinbill Sisson, Gordon, and Ohli nger E'ach 8-0 as sophomore Alana Lyons Singled A !Pal slugfesl took pion• at Waham a as thr Lacl y \Vhitr bPII had tHn singiC'Sand a clnul11r. S Campb('ll J. stng lf'. Dd,·ls a smglC', Speaking of his firin g, Wagner sa id , " ! was verp lunned by it all l fl'l'l al !hal point we had botlomed ou t in '8'2a nd that m 'R.1wcshowed a litll t>beiiPI movemenl. We had counlf'd on older players, and some oft he older players didn 't produce. Thai pu t 1110 much of a load on th<' younger players But to me, we'd gone through I he worst of 11 . ''I'm not biller. I 'm not gomg to tea r anybody apart . Ownership had eve 1y righl 1o do what it though! best. They O\\'n 11 and !hey have a responsibility lo inves tors. " I have no quarrel wt l h that I'm not the first JX'rson to be relieved - I like 'r eUev<>d' bellt>r than 'being fired ' - and I won't be the laths!. b "I have 10 feel very fut lunat e. In the years I worked 1or e c1u 1n Cincinnati, it proved lobe one of file g-reat franchises in Amenca How many spor1s buffs get lo run a big leaguerlub 7 Thousands and thousa nds of people would like to run a club. And I he media likes to run the club ." Southern sta rtf'd the season i.Vith a blg win , defeating Hannan 1Tace B<>cky M ic hael, [)pbbt e '11ichoPI. and Laren Wolfe doubled. Mtnd)' LEAP 'rilE BASERUNNER - llncinnati Red•' shortstop Dave Concepc ion leaps over H01L•ton Astros' Jose Cruz (25) to chase the had throw lrom catcher Dann BUanleUo on the stol en base in the ninth inning Sunday In the Astrodome. Three hatters later, fruz smred !he talking to the media." \Vagner now has a c<msulling buo...inpss c allPd R C W EntcrpriS('S Inc· w a it in an officf' in L'mclnnat1 " We had a good reception and I thm k we' ll be able to w ritr sume · sJ.gTlifacant businrss. We just havP to be patient VVh en you JUSt stm 1 . you can't expect things to ro m e oul of lht' sky for you·· sca r the locals' record Lewis. Campbell, Phalen . and Harrt s had t\\O hits each for the w inners. w hUe p1onsh1p. Jenny I3f'ntley aga1n ca rried the big 1Xt1 with 1wo doubles. Alana L yons 1wo doublt>s. R [lchel RPiher a perfP('l l our ·for four n1 ght . co!lec11 ng .1 tnplr dou ble, a nd two s tn glC's , "hilt> In that fi rs! ga m<' Mark l'.unp to explain I he services we.tffer and tclllhtml'rn available . I m no I gomg to overall during the 1984 campa ign. Southern's oni y loss was Ia nonleague Wahama 18-13 double, Karen Hemsley and Debbie Michael with a triple each, and \.Ina Nance a smgle. Rhonda Barnes had the lonP HT hit Sout hern came back 1n the samP wi nning fashion to defPa1 Southw · estern 16- 1 to take a big step towa rd s defPr.dmg l1s leaguP rh~m · said ."IreaUyapp reclatcd it.butldidn 't f<>l'i uplo il l didn'll'('all y fecllike management, such as stadium s and arenas . WP'II also get 1ntosom r arPJS uf broadcasting, and this W ill spread nut into ot hPI area s, too. . h h t' I 1 f "I s~nt the sprlng try ing to ha\'l' a m f'E't mg \\'11 1 ('opera mg l ( 'J( 0 each of the baseball franchi st'S- I m 1sSC'd a couplf' oncludmg thr R('()sJ ~ record . T he team owns a 4·1 record thr TnrnadoellPS 18·13 Wahama , a strong contender for state recogni · IJOn m West Virginia, took an early lead and has been the only dub to • :->'rl""' •)( A 10-ounce charbrOiled U.S.D A. chllll ,. .'> t11p )( Sleak, wtlh the bone lclltlllor exlr.. !l.,"'' A • Warm loasted greuan brmd V • Wild nee or golden french fne s I or bak!'d polaln .Jier 5 PM 1 • All the hot home made soup and ~arden A, fr esh salad you rare lo eal X 'V ! S~\0 A V 328 Vian d Street .l._ V Pt. Pleasant. W. Va . )C ~ DinnerTable ; • _______... ·X·X·X·X·X·X·X·X· :Opo""H 'll R vtlr .. ,cJ (,~,~ ,r By (f'" ' " ' STUDENT-CHILD $3.00 ADUL T·$5.00 x �Poge-4- The Daily Sentinel ~day, April 16, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio pitcht>r s, not starTers, but between relievers - unf' a 1 1he top of hi s gamP, the uthf'l sttuggling to get back . It was Dan l,J uis('nbl' rry , -s. HolliP ringer-s. ThP singie-S(~a son sa\'P kin~ vs. the all -ti.rnc '-'<J.\ 'f' lt •i-J df'r. Quisrnbcn:,·. wlto st.• t a major league !'l'('O I'd with 4::1 sa\'t ' S in 19b.l he~d t'drnf'd i1 sa\'P m t·ach of his prPViOU S four ap(X' <ll"i-111('f'S wilh thP Kansas Cit~· Ho_\-,Jls this ~·ason. Hl• reheVt"I(\I'(Xlkit · Brl'T S;_dJi. •rhJgPn on Sunday' to start fiH ' Pighth inning . Fing"' s. \\'ho , ·a rne int o 1hf'S('ason \.\'ith thf' o!l tim' ' S il\'t' JT•co rd of :{()1, had t•Jrn('(l hi ~ fir'-.! ~1\\' in nP~Irl~­ two _ \ 'r ars for ?\.iilwJukPf' thl' night t-x• forP , \ PP<II'Prl tl_,.o n 1ht · J'U~l{l h<Jrk from dtHt ~urgl'r\. Fi ngl'rs took O\'Ct' I m m ;\lt kP ( ·~lldH t ·ll \\·it h ,,nt· tht ' l't ~lltlltn n l n J..; . o ut ln \\'lil 'lt l· 'mg l'l' ~l'cl !lll' tu tlu•mound, ttw Bnwt· r·, hJ.d .t 'L! it><Jd, ancl hi' madt •tl '-l;tnd u~nd t h 1 ~ .' \ innings ot o nl•·ltit r'l·lit'i, -; tr;klll g uut · tm't.~ of thP !:i i,\ b<.tlh 'i'' ht· Lll't '\ l fit' h.lfhft second Inning. Reggie Jackson, who has 10 RBI and three homers In 10 games, and Juan Beniquez hit two-nm hom ers, and Rob Wilfong hit a solo shot after Downing's slam ln th<' sPCOnd. Doug Corbett . m•king his first appearance of Ihe S<'ason, pitched 3 1-:l inntngs of hi Iless rPlief loearn the save. H e enlered the game in the botlom of lhe six lll wil h the score a lrea dy 10-8. Oriok.. 6, I ndi;u.s 5 \\'a\'!1C' G ross' f'\\.·o-ru n doubl e wit h the bases loaded in the topofthe nin th inning capped a three-nm ra lly that broke a 3-3 tie, and lhe Uriolf'~:;; hf'ld on to win for only the Sf'C'Ond limP in eight gamPS. Ken Srng iPton 's ninth -inning single brol\f' the I if'. S<Imm; Stewar1 worked the fiml 111'0 innini'S for the vic tory, bul in the ni nth lnning. he gave up one earnl'll run and I he Indians scored again on ~111 (' ITO I' b~1 left fil'idPr Jim Dw~' PI' to !JUll within ont:•. Dw~'(' r 's PrTorun an RBI s ingle by had d:-., n ·t· si nn •.\u~..: :!';' .l ( J.I-I~ . :\m\'. Brett ButiPr aUowC'd a sPCOnd run to ht• h..Hltu 11 in l\l't l dt~ .\'" Tht· Bn •\\'t•r:-. tcuk the ll·~td \\'ith t\\·u run:- •Jfl l/U L"t ' nt~ · tT!' in rhr t•i g hth in ning Tf~· t Smnnull." dro\'t ' in .~ nm ,,·Jitl .t ..;i nj: h ·. .t nd Diun . J; H11h !leu! .t ..... IC ' t 1f it , . fly- . '1\ro walk ~.; IJ\ q ut"l 'llht •t n. I Jill ' intl'll !H liL t I, .lldt ~ f 1111 ' \i I)\\ ll Ukt 't ' r;lll.\ . Stt '\ ·1• 1)~dht 1r11 tl ouhl t ·d ct nd "t't !l't ·d tn·lt 't' !1 • l11'1p liw \ {tl\ .11 ... takt· ;t ~ 1 II •.!d . . \n~l'l .... ltl, .\ ·... s ('d lifumi .t ... . .tJn~l nitH' tjl it s run ... \\'it h fnu r llon lt ·r". i Jl!' 1ud i ng a gr. md "·urr·, and Butler ended up at third wi!h om" out. On the next play, huwr,·r·r. Dwyf' r atoned for the error . Tony Bernazard hila n;· ball tu medium IE'ff. and lJv•yer cut llutler down at I he plate. Lu1kl~" t, While Sox l 1..:: .. n Cl'iffe:-.· hi t J two -out. hases· l( J<~dt'<l :.; inglP in th£' 10th inning to l1<•lp th•· Yank('('s m el the White "l<Jm h.\ · I ~ri;~n 1)u•. n li n,L:. ~ l!ld thf• i\n gd ~ l1•d 10-0 , t!l1 '1' d -.{'\'t'll · l'Ull :\Tlii <\S -- h \ nint• \lt •ig' pul!• •d •ltJ! of , l ' I I] H ' ill .\ 1d1 •d f ' ITt 1!''-, . \ Jilt •! J'ltf' n• S, llll rd ;t\ !11 1 lilt• Hulld'll!< l'ilth ~ ~ r~ li j.; tH \\in ,,·itht•ur ,t l•i . . . .'Thfl nitH ' :,l, 'k'-. m i ... (·u t ''- 1\I'II' ll1tJI't' th;nr til t •\ h 11! t't •rnni i'' •·d in fir'-.! ... , .,·,·n l ht•! t' p ];l\n.\ t' ITti!'[t 'S'- il.tJ J. i\ lht•JJ.'-, ~~ li1• 11 .11 ! bt.•.tlt•fl l.og, lll. (; ;tllipttli" . l .. l tH .t'-ltT, .tnd :-i lu ·!b\', \ \ 'I'll! )II ~~ {\ '. ~ - hilt • \Jt •Jt.:." j,•JJ I n :1.\ \kig ... li •.td " th t· ·1 \ ·(· \\ 'ti ll,, ~n 111.\t ' k . " Out pit 1. h L' I .., tud r r , 1U h it ' f 111d mg the p\ F1.1 f' anc\ err or " rcal\y hurl us. But thi s show s our capaU\1il/ because WC' W f' H ' in thf' ga me all . t]Ult•UL:~l ,.l !J!lg pl,t\lriL' poo r !\ l: '"'d !1 ·, 11n · '- LHn nwd up a t..; ;~t n-; t . t ( ··K H'Il Ti tl l ~, 1 \IIH lt •J" o.., Jc~rlt ·d Hunl t· tr c ( lli 'h ~ t nr! L: LI 'd ' \\' 1\ !111 :\kt .L:~' HtL.._ t-, \td·~ ·, Ill tht · tutti 1\ .t > r·l·lwq·d ll\' ·1 rc ·\ l ';t:--'-t'll 1n 11\,· t11li l'l ll . Tht'\ l '' 'rnll trlf·t l t(lr l 'tt.: !ll -.t nJ,.t~lllh ;1nd tlllrd . wl11 1 111 tlli' dr c.,f,tllt't ! 111 .\!ht•ll" . Llllllln~ sevpn innings . Mariners5, Twimi4 Roh K£'a rney drove in two runs. including one with a double in Sc>atr lf''s four- mn Sf'VPn th inning , and the Mariners rallied to bcal Minnesota . 11te Twins IC'd .3-0 after ttuw innings. But Sm ilie reliever Roy 'l 1tomas checkPd Minnesota on thrpp hits for fi \·e innings, and Davt~ Beard hdd t11e 1\,•ins scoreless until Kt>nl Hrtx•k' s RB I single in lh e I To ni)..!ht ;,!lliJli'•!iS I h innings: l ~) l•.f1 : ~Ill ~ - '1 -, II '••. l'.l"'d l •-l .twl \I ll> •!I ' l 'c. 1 I• I I• · , l _l' 1 lljl i\-•i ·, 4 l l u, l lt~.-~t·n·t> Rt>sult.~ Tbt • \ll · ig~ rf'~f'n: e l1as£'bctl l !Pam H·n nmH· o l thrf'(' ga nl('Slast \n''C'k to m ~~kC' t'hC'lr rC'cord 'l-3 for the ypar. Coach Ron D r exler 's crf'w dPfPatPd !\lexander G-2 w hUe losing to \\' ~11 n·n ~-0 and AltlPns 6- ~. In tlw Mc•i g~ win, Dave Ht:n · cl ricb l'l ttn f' un in rPlid of Rick \\'i.'- t" in t ht · fou r·t h inning and fanned lfl (}f th ~· \~ 11UI~ hl' n:gbt eri?d in lilll shing l ht • g; Jmt • and piC'king up ll11 · u·in . T h('\ cnmbinC'd for 14 -.. t rik Pout s <~nd four wal ks . A lt>x · ,\nt !f ·r pitt'hing fa nni'd l'ig ht and H'.tl kt'( l t ll!'f't' :,11\)..!l t •. -.. 111 )-: li l;ht·t •ll l"•l.lt •t• •t l Ill'· 1<1\lr! l\ h •• !fll' lUll •· 1 1!1•· \ 1' .11 •,1-!1 )\ ,I ,, l[ ( l '-.)lti l Ill l ilt · 111 '-l t l t) l t 'l \l.tJ.tUtlt•t \I I l l\t' h 11'- \\ I ' ll ' .\rh,· rl " I n tilt · \\'dtTrn H-ll lr1;-.. s. I\1Pi gs .., ; n V It "'· \ 1t'i).('- ·. . ullt ·r ··d g. lllll' :rnd :·tu rtl }l·t \\)1,'11 l' t~·d lliiiJII L: \~ ' d" hi I I 1/1 I ' l ' I 1\ \ pt ldli' J 1\\ (1 l '.trH II. I '- I h.: I II h. 111 1! P"i' IIJI 1'!1 ( lllJU: -. 1\Jd'it'' ,Iilii '-.1+·,•. tJI .t I ht r1 l ..;, 1,, \,- , tt 'l -.''i ll L 11'1 .ti lt I l:it t·d lJt · H i1 \ (l (lf rnusll ' r oni,Y l\\'11 hils uff \\'o~tTI'Il· s H un t. who fJnnPd scn•n .~n d \\· c~ll\t'(/ on!:-.- o ne. B<lkl'r -;tartPd , 111d I1H 11\ 1tH · lns s. T odd H:-.·~(']1 c·ami' I l l\ dl lh t • fifth . T ilt',\ ' fannPd n and [ '(llJ iil \~ .tlk t1l fll\1\' \lt 'll.!< 11 nl : tw o hil s Wt' t"C' sing lt•d i1Hlt· l l1111 t 'h . \ t hl 'rl" p u\l t •tl th l · ._;. lll ll'lltJl Hlth 1>1 'l.rl'k Cni' IX'I t and f:l!'C'k~r. Scoreboard ... of 1'.1 lh 1-.-• •> .LI(d l ' ro-.1\ llltl l \ ' 1.1· \1. 1 I I· \ " I l Jl\ I" I' 1'\, H I l '• r '. I '" . ,_. '" " 1,< "- >tiiJ>I .L\ • •·I ' ' "' ( ' 'I .~, o/1 • '. .,., ... ,,, , l· 1 111 ,· 1\ I 1' thl' Mr ig~ MarauderPttcs rPm ai nPcl unlK'atf'n in fivc games with a 17·0 wh it f'washing of /\ 1h(•ns .\ 'f'J I', hPrt' Sa turda y 'l'ht• g ctmf' ,~· a~ c <.t llnl aftt•r fuur a nd h;t!f innings due to thP l J-run rulf' aflN th e· losing !Pam had hJd it ~ fifth bat. Ba rb Hatfi!'ld \\'l'n1 thP first fo ur inni ngs .111d Maria Muss pJ c;un '' illl to rr cord the la st tlu Pf' ou ts. The·~· combined to fan Pigh t t1nd did not \1: ;1lk d batlf'l- in tllf' six .hit :-.h utnu t. 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Ca th v ('artPr two sing lf'~. a nd .Julir Wand lin g ancl Worci 0JCh a single With thP rni ~!:l ing start ers back. Ml'igs OOuncf'd hack with an 1R-n Vf' ITiic 1 ov(•r 1\ lhPn s Sa turday. Hitt e rs includt-d Kim Stewart with f\~,o·o si ngle~ and a home run . C. King homf' run, D. King three singles, .J ulif' H :vsC'I l 1hrE'C'singll's, Ward 1wo sing les. and Staa t~ , Jod i WC'lls, and Cartf'r all a singl<' apiPCe. Crf'dited wi th a good C<t lrhing gam P in hf"r fi rst turn behi nd tllf' platr was Margif' Smi th . Lean on for a $tO,OOO loan for just $t80.18a month As a homeowner, you have a lot more borrowing power than you may think. You JUSt need a lender you can lean on -a ffordably . TWIN FUll Ro1 189.95 Rec. '109.95 $6495 $7995 Ea. Pc . Ea . Pc . 1 SAVE OJO · - ····· 119.90 Monthly Payment $190.45 $157 .63 $135 .13 $253.93 $10,000 $210.17 $180.18 $380.90 $15,000 $315 .26 $270.27 A nnual Percent e Rate 1 8'!1. • FIXED RATE Montho to Pay 60 84 120 60 84 120 60 84 120 Total of Payment. $11,427.00 $18,240.92 fl6,2U .60 $15,235 .80 $17,654 .28 $21,621.60 $22,854.00 $26,481.84 $32,482.40 • NO POINTS • NO CALL • PHONE TODAYI 9!ffiDPJ.HRIFl' \1,.11111'•11 "' '\(" \ \Ill h \'II)..,(( ' I·• • I II d 1•:.111~. 1 · I IlL 1 "' \\( ·dn 1~III,Y ' !1 I ~ amPS ut nrr . 1 11 Clndnn:u i l' lul.l( ~ · ll•l lf,, .11 t'I TI" Illl!'l!h t o: uru"' ) \.1\11111"11' . d ( hi• l 'l rwlnn.•l l -, \i{Mlday · ~ 'l'ln'!OII:t.}' ' ~ ( ; IUllt-. ' ' "" ll'k I •, ... , I Lfl( ., " l' I '" \u~· · l•-.. " · •''' 1 ,,, ,_,," \ l l,,n l,, I ' ' " \ ·•k .11 r·hu.•~ " l'j)l r.nn l 'hu ulo ljllli.L .or M "tlfl ' '•il l't•l 1.11!1 •1 . .,,,.,n h Placing for the boys t si xth or bfottf'r scored points) was Shawn Eads . fourth in the 100. third in the 400 . and sixth rn the high jump: Craig Sinclair fifth in the ROO: Mrke KennPd y third in the 1600 and fourth in the 3200. a nd Ger ald M oore was six th in the pole 1·au lt . In the rei a)'S, Coach BobAshl<'y' s boys were fo urth In both lhe 1600 ami :1200. On the 1600 tmm v.we Jon PPrrin, Mike Willford, Sinclair. and Chad Williams. Th<' 3200 lmm con.;ist<>d of Kennedy, Willford, Sinclair and Pl'rrin. Coach Gord on FishPr's girls had scoring plact:'mPnts in 11 of the lb C'\'f' nts . H. honda Nl:'l-'<.'P was sixth in the hig h ju m p: Linda Stpw a11 fifth d ong jump ). Sherry Southworth fou r th tshot pul l: Ann Trainer third in bolh 1600 a nd .r200 and fourth in 2(XJ and Missy Howa rd third in 400 anrl s i:-:th in 8IXl $7,500 I tl\1\.<11 Well ston 's F' nmz Colt•m ;•n r ;1 n l!ke su!)(lrman in J Cu!dPn HockPt uniform . ThC' ta lt •nt Pd .Ja ckson Countian won thP 100, 21:0 and 41!1 dashes with sur!Jrbi ng E'asr and ~et the ml>f't rf'C'ord in winning tllf' Jm. Track fans w il l han" thr op(xwtun · it y tu sef' Co iPman in action thi s Thursda!· .11 thr MJraudPrs host Wellston and l .ogan . TuPsda:-.· Mei gs tr ~n· f'l s to NC' lso m· illf·-York Amount Financed I • ' \ 1\l' >' h -... ~ "" "' I 1·' " ' '" · I ,. I 'J(II' )' ilhhtn 1'1 . ,ol was third tDrrarna English . .Jt'llll\ Miller. Trainr r. and StPw<:.~rt f. th£' -100 tea m was !hird tS 1t''"·;-u1. F.nglish . Charrndr Tumf•r <-1 nd Tammy Cr emmns 1. and I he 16lXl !Pam six th I Howard. MiiiPr, t\Pf'l~(' and Mart y M a)KJrd 1. ... ~ \!' l'-11 11 \ il l••· Yoll'k \\ l'lbiiiJl CALL TODAy ABOUT THESE OR OTHER HOME EQUITY LOAN PLANS TO $50,000 OR MORE: 1·1 I" " ..... . 1111"11:1 ,\ . ... ( •iOilll .. I '• l. 11 ~ IJilll ·' I \ l• •n r,-,.,,1 , · I• I• .II'" ·, '\•·" \ " k ' I " HO( 'K SPrtii\C ;s -Stepping out of TI 'C pia)· tor the first time thi s "" l l•t.' l• tl • r.•llli\.oT I 1 ... . In thf• r elay f'\T'nts, the XI:Ml lt•Jm Meigs gals keep win streak intact ,\tl11 ·n' \1r1· ( ., ... r , I 1 f ,f\ 1' \ 'l. l lll , , 1'' " • ~ (1 , I '• t ,,, -,_ ...,, . \,,I " (' 1.1 11 ' " c '\ ~ I I''' , .,.,! l '.o l'l ,.' , ., •''' I · '> ' I , '"" ~ ~, \ ' " II( " "' • \\ ... " [. ' I ll I' I • ,, ' '11 ' I •II . ·, .' I'' I) \ 1 11 I • " ' , . ,,, \il'\1'> < 1 ' ,, 1 '"', ,• \ill'!\'''" ''' ' , r· ,. ., .... 11 1 ·' • , l.nr ol '\ HI0'\\1 . 1.1·. \I.l t·. I , \ ' T )I I\ f'. ftl ' ' '. 1' The• Li ttle Marauder s harl the t:-.·ing run on third w ith two ou ts. but a g roundout endf'd th£' gamf' with A thens as th<• Bu ll pups won 6-5. H f'nclric'ks went thP first six innings J nd Wise pitchPd the final frame. T hf'y fanned fou r and ~.valk('(l four Stevf> McCoo mbs hurtPd for Ath ens and fanned three whilf' giving up eight frpc passes. Meigs hilt Prs includf'd two sing les by Ba ker and singles !'ach by Rodd Harrison. Mark Elliott. K e\'in Crine r and Rarrrtl . Me igs· 1f'ading hittC'r. Donnie Becker, suffered a wri st injury Friday while sliding and aggra · vated It in Sat urday's game. B('('kC'r , hilling .Jl7, is not Pxpected to Sf'C' aC'Iion thi s '"''('t"k. C u ;~ c h .Jon Arn o t t '~ M cn·au · df'n-.ttt·s h ~t\ C' uutscorc>d thi'ir oppo· nf'n ts 1)9-'2 ·1 this ,\'Par <:.~nd til · l'i in thP b st four g <:.~nw s. H<l th r 1d p<:.~ c f'd thC' • .oT ' I• r> ,· li,ol toll ,, ' ol ·, ... i ' ' ol ' • Will st>cond ha..,eman I.A'n Sakata to Eddie MUJTay, right, in the third inning of Sunday'."i game In Cleveland. ( A.P La.•erpholo) . Wheelersburg takes Oak Hill meet yPar P.tl1t' l' ' '.'< t 'tt · Hurd• 11 · •.1111. ,1 '- ll l).:lt• .trHI d11UIJlt • \\ hJ). I .1'--.t'll h. td . 1 ~~o il CLOSE BUT NO CIGAR- Cleveland Indian.• ' batter Brett Buller, left, leaps toward first ha.<;<• hut not in tim e to beat tt.> throw from Baltimore Oriolr third . hii!1clt •d hilt('!'. II • ...r l >rlJI<. :1 1 ( ' hiL ·'"" S.tn \ llf')((• ,11 <;; 111 F toi Jl/'1' 1" ' "' .\JIK('if"' ,ol Jl llll ~ l r on . 1n( Middle- Happenings scored onf' run in the firs t inning, th en homered to lead off I he home Rookie Tim Teufel doubled and - tian Union will begin !'E'viva l services Wednesday, 7::.! p.m . There will be special singing nightly and the public is lnvlt ed to attend. unlllr t ff'll ovN the head of Chicago 1<'11 fll •l<lrr H.nn K ittle. who was p1 d.\ 'ing ~ hJllm\· against thr left I )o nn\{' F~· rk 1•r lf'CI thP MPigs lltt ttng \-\'ith ;1 clou blf' and sin glf' \\ In It· ( 'hri s ~\ P nn t'd\ · addf'd two -..m~:k". I il•ndl'icks a dou ble and \\.h t '. Sh:m ·n B;-rker. CharliP Rar t't·tt. .tnr l .Jf'ff 1-l ood P<H'h h;rd : t l i\t · , Jrt d \\ .Jihlll!~ t 'll.2ll1 MIDDLEPORT DavC' StPwart of thr Rangers were lock['(! in a S<'ureless duel until G<<~rgr Wr ight's REI-single with two out gave Texas a 1-0 lead in the bo lt om of it.> eighl h inning . Stewart sca ltered seven hils in 8 1-3 innings, while Lt>al y ielded only fi\'(' hits in 7 '2 -3 innings. No runner reac hed Third base lhJ·ough I he first POMEROY -The Meigs County Citizens Center, MulbE'rry Heights , Pomeroy. has the follov.1ng actl\o · ties planned for the week of Apri l port Church of Christ in Chris- ninth . I I 'llllt'"· Meigs senior citizens activities for week WEDNESDAY Sl:1 x·..., ftlr('(' -gaJTll' \~o-· innin g strf'ak . ( ;ritfc:-.· ·s hitlookc·d likf' a routine out t.;. trJH ' ' t ' t lntbirwd . J,,.,. ltir...... tnd ..\tht·r ~" ! ~ ach 11·. mt 11 , 11 ~ POMEROY- Southern Local Board of Education w!l meet Monday at 7 p.m. OAK HILL - Wheelersburg won both the boys and girls divisions in the Oak Hill Invitalion•l Track Meel held here SaTurday . Mc>igs shO\\>'ed improvement by leaps and bounds over last year's petiormance as the Marauder boys were sevC'n t h in tht> 17-team fleld " nd th t' girls came in fiflh. L ast year. the boys scor<'d only JU points compared to 31 this year while th e g irls went from four points la st year lo 42 and a third Ihi s t •' t 1·u n-. in t lw tlrird and thrw rn orf' 111 t ill' fctu rth . ' l'hl' Mataudf'r~ h:rcl 1(1kt ·n ,l \· 1 IP .. td ~ ~ fl(' r two ,1 nd a half 5 MONDAY Dave Righetti, who pitched a no-hittPr last season as a starter, won hts first game of the season with 1 23 hitless Innings in his fourth relief appearance. LaMarr Hoyt pitched the first nlne innings for the visiting White Sox bul did nol figure In the decision. He needs two more regular-season \iclories to equal the American League record of 17 straight . Hoyl gave up jusl four hits and one run. Bl11e Jays 2, Rangers l Willie Upshaw and Cltff Johnson rut consecutive home runs In the top of the ninlh Inning as Toronlo carne back 10 bE'at Texas. LuLs Lt>al of the Blue Jays and Errors give Athens 9-6 The Daily S.ntinei-Pagl Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Calendar Fingers records 2nd save By Associated Press It was a classic confrontation of Monday, April 16, 1984 1312 Eastern Ave .......... 446-4113 (Next door to Pizza Hut) On Friday, May 4. at 8 p .m., the Meigs High School seniors will present three one-act plays. 1\vo of these will bE' comedies and the third a murder m ystery. Performing in "Turkeys Wail ing to he Plucked" will be Lynn Epple, Shawn Eads, Mike K ennedy, .Jeff Gilkey. Scott Hysell, Laura Horsley, and .Jea nnie Welsh. The cast memlX'rs in the mystery "1\vo Boltlesof Relish" are Vaughan Spencer. Chris Burdette. Cheryl Riffle. and Je~ny Meadows. The playPrs for "Crosspatch" are Sonya Wise, Cal hy Dean, and Clinton Turner. 15-20: Sunday - Easter Program by the Senlor Citizens Chorus at 3 p.m . A ]X)tluck supper al 4 p.m., b1i ng a covered dish and your own table service. There will be a charge of 50 cents to help with I he cosl of meal and beverage. Mond ay Physical Fitness. 11: 40 a.m : Square Dance. 1-.1 p.m . Tuesday - Ceramics, 10 a.m .-2 p .m. ; Physical Fllness, U: 40 a.m. : Chorus, 1-2 p.m .; Cou ncil Meeting, 1 p.m . Wednesda y Social Secwity Representative and the Black Lung RepreS<>nta live will bE' at thr Center from 10 a.m. to 12: 30 p .m .: Physical Fitness, 11 : 40a.m .: Bingo.ll a.m.; Bowling, 1:30p.m .: theApril visitof the Bloodmobile will be at the Center from 1 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday - Easter dinner and party. gamr ~ and entPrtainmC'nl will begin at 10: lla.m., decorate an Easter bonnet to wear for the party; prized will bE' awarded for bE'st bonnets, the prettiest, the most original, and the funnies t. Call the Center at 992-2161 to make a reservation for your dinner if you pl an to attend no later than Monday , April 16. The Senior NutriTion Program menu for the week Is : Monday - New England dinner, applesauce, biscuit , va n i ~a pudding. Tuesday - Roast beef, ma shed potatoes . col e s law . c herr y cheesecake. Macaroni and Wednesday cheese. peas and c arrots , tos sed sa lad, sugar cookie . Thursda y - Baked ham. sweet lX)tatoes, green beans. Eastf'r egg, roll. ict:- cream. F'riday - Wiem•r. sa uerkraut , mashed pot aToes, mixed fruit . Choice of beverage ava ilable wllh above m eals. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse , Oh . Ph . 992 -5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery. fruit trees , Azaleas. Rhododendron, House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to S C l!t84 ~ J RfY'N O LDS l06.t.CC OC O Introducing Area ostomy group to meet The Gallipolis Area Oslomy Group will have their regular monthly meeting on Thursday evening, April 19, al 7 p.m. in the French 500 Room at Holzer Medical Cenler. Presenting lhe evening's program will he Phyllis Brown . R.N ., and Barbara McKinley, R.N., bolh on slaff al lhe hospita L They will gtve a reporl entitled. "WhaT's New," based on the informaTion they learned when they allended the RPgional ConvenTion of the United Oslomy Assodalion in Cincinnati on April 6 and 7. They plan to discuss whal happened al the convention, display new equipmenT available and relay lhe mosl recent information on Crahns Disease and Ulcerative Coliti s. All os loma tes and lheir,families from throughouT Gallia, Meigs, Jackson. Vinton and Mason Coun• ties are in vited to attend and parTicipate in I he m onthly meetings of the Gallipolis ArPa Ostomy Grou p. Membership in the group comes from the five county area. The meetings are also open to friends of oslomates as well as other lnlerested indl\oduats , includ · ing physicians and nurSPs. F or any additional information on Thursday evening's program on " WhaT's New," contact M s. McKin ley at 446-5245 nr M s. Brown at 446-50'25 . Taste that delivers IN THE MONEY SAVING pack Local OU students make dean's list 1\venly-four Meigs area sturlcnls have tx-en na med lothedean'slist al Ohio University for lhe winler quarter. A grade poinl averageof3.3 on a scale of 4 poinls is required for listing. Thl' group includes · Suzanne Eli7~1:X'th Nay, Cheshire; Anita SuP Barnard. Anne Marie Takach , Coolville; David Paul H offman . Mlddleporl : Debra Keebaugh Buck, Ronald Clair Cozart , Linda Rae Eason, Julie Elberfeld, .Joseph Richard Freeman, Cyndee Raye Glannotl i. Jayne Lee Hoeflich, Clifford J . Kennedy , Steven Paul Ohlinger, Lynne Dee Oliv<>r. Pomeroy area; CynThia Lynn Evans. BruC'e Donald Johnson. Portland; Kalhryn Lynn Baker. Nick U'<' Bostick. Melinda Joan Salmons, Rebecca Lt>lgh Smilh, Racine; Ellzabclh Ann Collins, Reedsville; Lisa Allee Daugustine, Camille Sust•lle Swindell, Shade, and Mar· garel Marl<' Amberger, Syracuse. Local man included in honors Edward Lester has been named to lhe PresidenT 's Club of DeVry lnslltule of Technology , formerly Ohio Institute of Technology, Columbus, having maintained between a 3.5 and a 4 point grade average during his three years thel'E'. HewUI graduate In June and will he going Into theelectronlcfleld. Son of Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Lesler he graduated from Meigs High School In 1981 . Another son, Scott. graduated from Meigs High School In 1983, and Is currently serving wlth the U.S. AnnY at Fort Hood. Texas. He was recently promoted to the rank of private first class. Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. LIGHTS: 10 mg "tar". 0.8 mg nrcotine . LIGHTS lOO's 12 mg "tar". 0 9 mg . nicotine , FILTER 15 mg "tar", 1.1 mg nicotine. FILTER 100's 16 mg. "tar". 1.2 mg oicoiine, av. per cigare"eby FTCmethod --~~------------------------------~ I, �The 6 Page Ohio Sentinel The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156 Write ., DtJI 01 __ ,, ~---·· ·~-1--"" J S . - - I a.. ..... ..__ .,_ ........ ""ac•~~ . ,-_,...- f I ' ~ ~~ Wr•fl! ybur ' ' 71 donut IUld lake a picture of the clilld with the Easter Bunny . The Easter Bumy had visited Burger Chef last Saturday. Pictured are front, Becky Ackennan, Benjamin Call, on bunny's lap, Kristin Torres, Leann C'undlfl and ,Jenni Werry. MAI«'H Uf IJI:\H:'i PROMIYI'ION - To raise funds lor the Mard1 ol Hm•es, the Easter Bwmy will he at Burger Chef on S.\lunlay from 8 to 10:30 am. to greet c hildn·n tor a ~2 dunahon to the March of Dimes, BurJ:wr ( hPf \\ill sen t' ora11gt> jui<__'t" ru-.d a . .... . ,_...... Uhco•""' ~ ··~- IJ.lo-- ......... t-. ..... ao. .... Dail)' Senlirwl St.tff A la r ge and tf'Ct'Vll\ f' .turhf'nlf' attended t h (' \,llld \ '>hO\\ l f'<'Pn tl \ prvsented h\ tht• Soul ht ·J n Ht)..!h School C hou umlt' tlw d 11( '( t trm of M r s I .('(' Ll' ' A dozf'n ! ~'I I t.tt n dltOll" \l.( tt ~ preSf'ntcd h1 M1 " lt"i ' .tr,d \1 '' Barba1a L.cn.t.rl'll((' ( h<H t'•,Jgt ,tpl1tl by BPth Halt dnil l ''·' J)<,·m Corev Mr·Phdll t.;t'nt·d .:.t '"' tlld'-lt ' J of r er emontr"' and .toed\ n Bath•\ was m c h.ug1 ol the pJUgt c~ m s Makmg UI-J tht· p1 l(lllt Iro n " ' d! f wrn · Rus1\ rid.1!.L: L1nd Co1 c·\ M c Pha il ' " 011!1(1 :Vl iC'kt.'\ ru t kt I ' hght s, M1 " 11.trh<Jt<1 h~'f ·g lt dnrl B Ulil:..' Rt f'\' ttckft s IJa\ Jd UNm curtaln . a C'<.:umpamsts, iJ r uce Wolte and Mrs Lee Sing1ng and c\anun g to "You wrre Ann \ rl. u n'- h lnl \ d.tm·. J,m1r Amht•t ':::': ( ' ! l't Jt '" ·l Hill !=! Ll '-d Deem l..A.'glncl IJ ,JI I T\1111d\ ll! ll Beck\ \ c~n\1f' H 1 I •'f ' D1ll ht '\'tn Dugan Hu" t' 1'\ f·J J(h FPat-u JPd m Spa.un 1)/ l 'ltll '-'n n. ~·. • n R n wt · \\ 11!!( rnd ( h,u] Ji MrPh[jJl R ltflf' Wolle t l·l 1gg \I I( ,II ... )Itt'- ~\H~·I illl ,lfll" ' \t't t ' lm n.htll1d I Smith I (,U( ''i" ]h,lt'<.. \\ [ J\ l'lH'\ ('J ll II nw R lu1 '" I ,. . , J I )( •( rn Lmc• h ·\ B, !I!I J•·Id J)t\td!)f..,m · TooJg hl Uomg 1\Jlltllo tnd I f'll\ \\l'lt' <;o lmst s \tid:\ fl 1ll md I. till• '- Hu .., ll I.Jf'nnts 1'1 i! IJt ' l -,.~n~ ] {dd H. td LPro\ 13fl•\•n •\rP-- l~tn•~- 1:u"t1 :'\ l 'VP I Rrucc \\ olfl' v.t.ts fea tUJed m a pw.no solo · Fcmw " Dmng a tap Lbnce to I 'ortv Se<'ond Stt ect" wa s hl'ilv l b zc1 F' eaiUJl'd m an anginal ~ I an o comvosJt lon was ' llfll Evans I Jdnc 1ng 10 '11u 1\ler" was G ma P('JI('gJ: mo DLmcmg to rhC' ( haJ if'ston wrrC' h un ,\dam .... Tdmnw Adkms, Kell y < 1.11 k . Man Flagg Legma Hart . I JSd Pa r c.;ons Robm Savage, Lmr ,\dams, iX'ckv Adkms. M andy Hill !>iu1d v H ill. h:mda H.IZer and Jo< Spaun Taking par\ ina ski\ were Lee Dill, Rusty Flagg, James Bush, Corey :Vl< Ph.ll l l~ nc h P hilson, Char!Je \1 1Jifr 1-lN'k\ \'anMPler. Teresa 1-\mg lJ1ana SU'Tlpson. Kcll\ C!a1k r.= t'J l l Ek>t •giP and Lisa Pa r sons Flm s grcup sUJgong 1\in'l She S\\f'f ' t ' v.t'rr Jam ps B ush, Trevm { ,., dunf' Lw 0 111 , KPvm Dugan, M .IX Hill. I :1\l h Philson, Si'an R1fne i x'nms Tmford, Cha1he Wolfe funm\ \\ olf<' M1rkP\ T ucker, and ( I)J('\ I'vkPh.til < ;uls ~n oup qngm g "Rab\ FO':Irr" \'.('ll' TPH'SJ B1n_g , Utx rr Dugan ~ J c!J ss.J !hie l<a Jlcl Smi th . .Jui"' \\'Jllr s C <u r JP Young . RC'rkv Van!'VlP!f'r Pc~ ul a V\mcbrcnnrt .Jmr<· 1·\) Jl'rn<~n . I )Jan a Simpson, T amm v I lwt s<.. 'f'runm v Wolff' , SheJTI S1sson and A lana Lvons Takmgpar1 m a panlomtmewere Kevin Dugan. Dennis Teaford, Trevor Ca rdonP and Sean Riffie. Bruce Wolfe. soloJSls. sa ng " They Ca ll Tlw Wmd Mana " "One Fme Da;" by the girls' ensem ble . Bfo<·kv Adkins, Teresa J:>mg, Kelly Cla1 k, Mary Flagg, L1sa Pat sons, J oyce F oreman. Tammy The1ss. KerJJ fu>g le, Mmdy Hill, Be<'k\ VanMeter. J ulie Willis, Carne Young, Jov Spaun and Diana Sim pson Tak1ng pail m a skit were Corey McPhaJI. TrPVor Ca rdone, Lee D1ll, Ench Phtlson . Charlie Wolfe, Den ms Teaford, Paula Wmebrenner, Ann A dams and K elly Clark Dancmg 10 " &at It" w ere Ann Adams. Kun Adams. Tammy Adkins, .lame Amberger, Lisa [)(>(>m. ll<'lh Hart, Ang1e H ayes, El<'< kv Adk1n s, Mmdv IIlii , Legma Ha 11. R1 ucc \\olfe and K elly R1zer D ancmg 10 " Lullaby of Broad wa\ WC' I r Ann Adams, Kim <\dams. LOll Adams. Janie Am ber gc1 Lisa Deem, ll<'th Hart, Lcgina Ha11. Angle HayPs, Mindy Hill Kelly R11er. Wendy Wolfe, and Ma ndy H ill SolOists were James Bush. h:evm Dugan, :\tax Hill, Sean R1fflc. fl<•nms Tmlord . and Bruce Wolff' CdS t ml:'mbf>rs took part m a b1 ood" av medley Smgm g solos In thp rm:>.t lley Pr~u l a \H'!C' L~u C'n WlnehrPnnrr. Wolfe, Kim and Adam s Meigs 4-H news---l hr :\ [, ~~ ~ ' r• • \pnl ! 11 I r • ' ' • l.!mrnlhlr ... "" n.._ '"' '"' I • II l V.l'lg tl In '- II '' It I II I• 1• I nu ns ut d rluh pi< r "'' I • • " '1 \ In nf''<( l mN 11110: lll• n I • ~ ,, ' r r•l 11/1 • prOIJI I '-.t ]t'f l111n • l I I' Hr f' < ,r •or ' ' !ll o rnf'll!n ~ mr l1r< h I 1• ,, mt 111 I 11 'n n,• I• rn\J <; I( Hr l rr -, ln ••nr , I< I+' I ~ ltr\ r,, ,Jil d B:n0nr'\ llw~ L:]r ! h• 11• 'I rr ' "II lo ' \ \ I] r• tM•td rl Hulnr• 1 '.o ~tl• It tJ• r 'r • • rl ~ V !11<.11 n m t' n•• nil • , , ' I It I 111 • ol rH rr l t h 11 4Hhnn k" tr td t r l• l11•1l '-lr • l'll'l' il h o.:11 r r - l;nn• H r11h11 l'•IJO•rl • • •II• nt lln l.! n uor1m:2, 1 'h• \ 1 v, , 1 ~ hf'l d tl I~ • h n, nn \pr tiX..,Ith 1\l o 1! It' I I lrTll\ " " lll• \lt " •I~ 111tl \ \ , 11d ut 1 •ll'h 1\mrmh• r ' OAGC board meeting held l'IK1 to m1l uch' a N'giona l sprrng fl owf' r ' how, <lrt an gpm ent wor k..;;hops, J tou J ofthr> Bob Evans fann <J nd Wahkr~.· n a Na turf' Preserve. werC' planned al thr· Monday meel mg of 1he Reg~on 11. OOard memtx>r~ and club offlcC'r s, Ohio Asso<'1a1Jon of Cat den Clubs hPid a t theChPstcr Unllr.l Methodist Church VIrginia (ovr•r1. ft JO Grande regJona l duH tur ~rPSJded at the meet m g whlrh op('ned w 11 h a covered dlsh clmner She announcr.l the Region 11 spnng mwtmg 10 be held on April 16 at A thens wit h a flower show lobe held at that lime. Bob Thomas, na tiona Uy known nower arranger, will be featured at the fall regional meeting lobe held in Gallipolis. Two tou rs were mcluded on the 19!1i agenda w1th one to be Wahkeena near Lancaster In the spring wtth Bernice Carpenter to arrange. and the other to llf' a fal l tour of the Bob Evans farm. Plans were made for each county lo have a flower arranging workshop sometime thls year. The Chester Garden Club hosted ActtvJ1 Jf'S fm the meettng. '{ IAP n l•'tl llntll'd th. •l jJIIIUI4 IJIO!l o \J~d UI tiiiJf'fii O.. I V.I I J..( h lll, i! , p h !til ' ttll l 111 tl I h i' f uq ' ' ' 1gh Ill 1\at • I" II• llt lll~ lt 111 1111 nn l ht' (\!f!Pit>nl 1\ l lf'" Ill fr t'fl tnd '' h1 lA P U>.,f' l hl'm :\l1 .tnd Mro; R o u ~ h ..,, n •'fl Jd H"'i hrnl' nh I ll l ,plon v.tll hos t lhf' n. ,1 m • ., Itnt.: "hl< h 11!11 t)P o n ,'\prl! _Kl ,11 7 jl 111 t l 11hh h ( (Jnl \l tkt !o~ tw . . l f'j) il lt llnll \\1'1\lll hf' ShOI\ 11 1 I hf' Sl 1,t \ ( dh I H C luh h(' ilf ,1 mr~ · l l n ;..: ,11 IV 111 H1Ti h11 ~ horT'If' t\p111 - v. tlh 0111 ,tdl Ism Ill< I n uw m l' ml)( rs prN n 1 ( Jffkf' r ~ !']( '(If'(! 11 Uuug l !• riJln "1 m 1 lcf' pi i>Sidt•nt prN' Idt•nl l .f•f' ,\nn IJ'<i h SandPI S !J P,tsU!f'l Rr r nl '-111 \ t TL I"W''' ~ rPp:l tlr>r Kt•lln !1ct1tx'T r • ~ 1 t '.ll ~ rn Mf'mhf'>N r:lf'nrl t"CC !n ust' m o nt\ al ..,, ~ 111 ,11--, 1\.i •d\ f' l K1 lo,;1l ILt Y>- k TIH'P nd u f rht• \ ('31 fr,rap(l.i1 \ andiO'iil \r'l'P{ l r t> (O.. rtrr 1 hotrll\ as .1 ('Qmmunlt \ projNI 1 wft"'' 1..11 rt d('<l!df'o.l u n K •' nn\ HJl t hlr Jll'''trll'll rt• ft~ hmf'll l <. fn r rhf' gmup Thl:' 111 \t rn •~ · !ln ll 1..11ll ht• M,n. r, dl 1nm hn mr (>I 1\1! k rlr k - lllf'lll ~ o 11on ll.'IJUII f' r ~~ \ l tl > tll l'·' • ~ · ntlndlllm lutmHlt'{' gnPt '" 1\ '>'~• ' lli~JI r~ ! ho ( u u rt ll\ Af>, s Ill {_ lub mt•l Apnl 6 at r h1 ! .11 1' ( 11 r lr 1£'!il<iPn<'(' .,., llh l h mf'mi:M:•r " ,tthnr1m r; !hr pro]f'fllf'!i sonv.a .s nn how totiP <.q u. tl f knot<. .,.,1th L..rr. l rrclr .tdvtsor dcotn"~ n " l r ttln g 1'01 I('( rralton lhf' mcmtx>rs pl.tvt'(l dodgf' baU md v.o~ t ch£'CI rv ThP next tl11'1'1l tl).! nf thr d uh v.11! b · April '!? HI th<• HoJ,.:PI H• •llr•t 1-lfomt 1\llh.tl tlm1 dd,tl(' v.l ll bt" "'-·1 101 1ht • u " ·'"h - Hm Johnson t l'JY'I Tf' l dt·mm.o; u ,ltton - il.., a F r"\ nt\PI t-.:>portf'r tl tlw Bridal shower given recently A brlcla l shower Y.as held rl'<'!'nlly .11 !he Foresl R un Unlled Methodist Church social rooms for Christy HPnsel. WllmOJ"P, Ky , bridt•elect of 1he Rev Steve Nelson 1\ rambow color schem e was ( arned out m the decorations and 1dJE'S hmPnts Games WE're played w1t h prizes going to the winner !Viarv Nt>ase presided al the punch howl and .Jane Hams seJ'\Ied the cake w hich shP had baked and decorated The ralnbcw mints were made by Jean Nease The couple w ere presented gifts by Mr. and Mrs. Ted Russell and family , Jonetta and Tina Davis, Mr. and Mrs Alan Pugh and family, Mr and Mrs Ralph Weils, Mr and Mrs Rlck H auber, Mr and Mrs. Vernon Nease and Stanley, Ada Nease, Mr. ad Mrs Allred Yeauger, Carolyn Salser. Mr and Mrs Fred Nease and D an, Mary K. Roush, Selma and BUI Call, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jenkins and family, Mr and Mrs. Terry Varney and family, Dr and Mrs. Roger Daniels, Kathleen Scott, Fay<' HamUton, Sandi Hawley, Mr and Mrs A lan Har ris and famUy. Mr. and M rs Uswin Nease, Carrlf' G rueser, Mr. and Mrs. Edison Hollon. Mr and Mrs. Tom Hamm, Mr. and Mrs Dale Warner, Mr. and Mrs. V ernal Blackwood, Virginia Davis, Erma Roush, Mr and Mrs Dave Nease and Roger, and Mr. and Mrs Pete Sayre and Kimberly. School lunch menu POMEROY - In accordance w1th the uniform school lunch program of the Meigs Local School District, lhe menu for April 16-lBin the elementacy schools Is announced The junior and senior hlgh school menu Is slmllar wlth a IE'IV additions. The menu includes: Tuesday - hamburger on bun, pickles: sweel potato fluff, fruit salad , mUk Wednesday - sloppy joes, plain raisins, baked beanS, mille. Thursday - no school. Friday - no school. Ul """'"G'""" !TI AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR "''""" UJ "'"'"' ns ,.,,, """ IH I A "' >o nd lu ll• "' 111 C""''"'" Also Transmission Dnollnno"'"'" uo•o•t-do ~ ~,... ~,,A .., •..., Uot< ' ' "'"'"" , ......g'""'''"'"'"'n . . .. .,.. ..... ... . PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 Business Services own to dnwe the velucle ot your chotce HEATING Jobs - ad and order bV mail with this No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy, OH 45769 f Jr Faster Servtce Call 614 ·992-6737 Brg or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Experienced Reasonable WORK GUARANTEED 992-6030 Addre1~-----------------· A We'd hke to tntroduce you to Engage·A·Car, the modern way and On Ap r 1 1 7 Mc 1crs ( 1)\J I I Lasf' N n v t<. lh,... ll( V MJ'i1 )11 WP".I NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Completely remodeled 2 story home w1lh 3 bedrooms. p;~ baths dmmg room and large lt\lmg room Very econ ormcal utrhhes, low matnte FOR SALE )Wanted )For Sale (I} HOUSE IN CHESTER Three acres w1th a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms, one bath. 12x15 livmg room and 24x24 family room . Partially carpeted. fuel oil furnace w1th facJh tJes for woodburner 12xl5 block storage bulldmg, 20x30 block garage R1ght off Rt. 248. country settmg. v, m1le east of Chester. Ohm. (2} TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE. Down · stms equipped w1th kitchen. hvmg room , dmmg room and den upstans has two bed rooms and one bath, house also has base· ment Lot stze approx. 48' x308' Needs work 17 tB 19,-----20 71 _ - - - - - - 12 I 23 . - - - - - - 6 25 . 7 26. B.- - - - - - 21 . -----~ 10 .-----~ 29.------ 2•. - - - - - - 28 9 30. _ _ _ _ __ 1t 12 31 . - - - - - - 32 t3. - - - - - - 33 " 15 J.4 35 t6 Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 Public Notice Public Notice .-1 1 leil~! th• r tv NOTICE Por n! P!f' asa nt Or dpr o t l" f' M oOS i .0dflf' 7 3 1 w rli ilf. f'P. pt -;,o,n lr•d h11i <> l or c on Stn •rt r(ln o f i1 110 fP. PI !Jy 175 IPP.t ma so nry budd n fl N•lh Cl 2 8 fP f' l by 4 C 1Ci:l C 1 nopy ,1f cord.no to rtr;l wmgo:; []n d o;;pe ~ .f ,c.-l!•ons avad ab iP l ru n th E M oosP Lodfle Po tnt PI P;J S,lnl p h n 1r r6 1 41 6 7 5 18A O Sf',l il"d b tOs wdl hP fl JlPil f' d .11 H 00 D m A pr d ~ 0 I LJ84 Mr lU 'i • L .J d tlf'N O 7 31 rr SP'<~(!<: rh<> rr qh r 10 •PI('\. I a 1 ht r1 S John Ewmg , Trustee r hP 141 \6 , ltc Public Notice NOnCE TO BIODERS PURCHASE OF TWO SCHOOl BUSES FOR MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF MENTAl RETARDAnOI\I Sf'iiiPd nr onos al s wt!l 1101 day-> .tl! f'r thf' 54 ->C hPd ulf.'d cJoc nq lrrnl' lo r l (' " f rrl Ql tJ r•IS RcJ uri ul Coun• v ( llT'rnl'i\IJ I \1 1 1'i MP r!l ' (' 11111 rlv Oh10 den space Th1s home be f\Q, Ht\ o t Cou r•Jy C mnnH SS IOI I ,l f lhi" M r> r(ls Co unty Court llo•JSP Porn~fOV OhtO u nttl noo n en Ttll>~ dnv Ap11l L4 1984 ,11 1J ill 2 PM openPd bv lhe (IPr k o f the Bo ard tabu !ntN! il fl d 1 rr oo n !hPreot rn <J df' o ,(1 rt 8 oi1rd 11 • I ~ ne)(t sr. hPrluiPrl n •PPt r•'q ao; pro u•ded 1)', IJW for IWO 12) S< l lflOI l Ht~f!~ ilCCorrl tnq tO <; r>P,o hc.<J trons o f o,a trl trmtrr1 lndPpPnrlf' nl htd o, w• I be. Wt l h I PSI)f' C f 10 l h ~ chti SSt'l a nd bod y ry pe and wrll s!atf> that thf' bu s whe n il 'i semb lerl an rl pr tor ro cl f. ltvPry com ply wllh <~II sc. hoo l d•sl w l spr•crhc at •ons all safety r e (ju!<~ !tons and Curren! Oh ro Mrn •mum Strmd ar O<; l o t Sc hoo l Btr s Co nst ruct•on of t he Depa 11 rnent of [ duc atr on pu rsu rmr 10 SeC' •on 4 5 11 76 o f !he Oh• o A+"vtS+" d Cod e snd all othet per t•nen! p rovrsro ns of law Sp ec•f •c .111 0 ns a nrt n1 struc 1 ons to b1dd crs m ay he ohtarnP.rl ar the Metgs County Board o f Menta l Ret ardat on P 0 Bo x 3 0 7 Syrac use Oht o 45 779{6 14)992 6683 A ce rt1f1ed c he ck payable to the Board o f Me• gs County Com mrssron ers or a sat•sfac torv b• d bo nd execut ed by the b1dder and the surety company rn an amoun t eQual to f•ve perce nt ( 5% 1 ot the btd shall be ' submtned w 11h each b•d Sa•d Bo ard of Co umy Com mrsstoners reseNes the r1ghtto wa1ve 1nlorma lrt1 es to accept or re1ect any and all or part s of any and all btds No b 1ds can bew1tMra....-n for Money to Loan IS EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only PH. 992-2549 Open : Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 General Construction Roofmg A Specialty 4-6- 1 mo. PRICE REDUCED - RUT· LAND - HuRe 2 ~ory bnck & trame with & moms 2 baths 4 ~d 10oms & a d11ng room Has a b1g beaulllul kll Now rus\ \ $9 900 00 PRICE REDUCED POMEROY - Recently reiTIQ deled ho me w1lh 3 bedmoms. drnmg room nrce srze lrvtng mom and part basement Now Ollly $61100 00 POMEROY - lols of 100m wrlh 4 bedrooms d1nrng room 11111ity room and apprm: Worked 1n home area 20 years "Free Est1males' EUGENE LONG Ph . Charleston Rd. Speciol April Only 12x24 $5.500 mstalled 14x28 $6.200 Installed Office: 675-1388 4-4- 1 mo . pd New Homes-Extenme Re10odehng Insurance Work Cu1tqm Pole Bldgs & Garages RooiJAg Work Aluminum & VJAyl S1d10gs 15 Years Expenance GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 FENDER . '76 95 DOORS '149 95 HOODS '17495 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL '42 SO R SUPPORT '84 95 TAilGATE '8500 FORD FENDER '69 95 BUMPER . '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders A va•lable ·~ Oh1n Dump Trucks La-Boy Trenchef Water Sewet lARGE or SMAll JOBS PH '1'12·2478 322 1 m o pd All Types of Alummum Clean Sheet & Cast 41 ( lb Weeks of A pro I 9 -2 J AI um1num Auto Trans •s.oo Prtced On Inspection Located Jl/, M1 le last of Pagrtown on Twp 14 2 Call 992-3466 742-2328 Scipio Energy Recycling Drvision 4/9/1 mo *MOWING •TRIMMING •CEMETERY MAl NIENANCE ' Reasonable Rates CALL 992-5949 J&F CONTRACTING RIAI.1011 of A 1yr·1( 11 1d F Ho1 r> do r ,~ :J :. o~ d lfl tP n t 203 Mt tll" ry t:w,-, Pompr ny OhtO 4 :-.lfi!J (h<IIIP~, Klli(jht Arl 11fl Prn hFlt r ltu lq l' [4) 16, 23 . 30. 3tc "DOZER BACKHOE " RECLAMATION WORK "OIL FIELD SERVICES 'DUMP TRUCK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORI< M l ' Bud' McGHEE "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' WATER GAS & OIL UNES Broker-Aue:tron Servtce Cheryl Lemley MeJgs Counly Assomle Phone 742 ·3 l71 JIM CLIFFORD PH . 992-7201 3- r 5 11 L1stmgs'" Me1gs Co MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CHECK THE 3·28-tin ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes Start From 12'1!6' UTiliTY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6 Up to 24'x36 ' Insulated Oog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racme. Oh Ph 614 -843-5191 10 6 tic WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPHO QUE£N LAUNDRY •GIBSON R£FRIGERAJOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full T1me Shop Technt c tan CHESTER-985-3307 1 2J t J me Announcemenls & Commerctal Call 742-3195 Or 992·5875 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addo ns and remodefmg - Roofing a nd gutter work - Concrete work - Plumbmg and EHactrtcal work IFree Est1mates 1 V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 ••992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12 8 lie Wolfe Investigations. Inc. MIDDlEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 2 FUTURE TO PEOPLE wmt ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows SlOW. CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP W e would ltke t o th ank all of ou r fnends n erg hbors & c hurches who prayed for our son' s r ecovery . B J Kennedy II whtl e m th e hosp1t a l Bill & Lt!ly Kennedy 3 Announcements You hear n everywhere The Electrontc Age T h e Aw· l1f thl Computer The Era ofHtgh Tech And that the futur e h'" l,lnK~ t1 1f,t peoplt: wrth the technaca l sk11ls If you are a htgh sc hool graduate and unemployed 111 tllll ~.JT t~ f 1 c J wtth your c urrent JOb, cons1dcr the Army We have over 300 sk1lls to offer , many of them techntL.rl .-~ nJ m1.~r o( them have tht: n ClV than counterparts You could learn a .sktH m the Army t hat ;uu co ulJ c,ut) r 1 ~o::h 1 1nr 1, the future. lt'.s a good chance for yo u to he what you want It t N: Com act you r Army RecrUiter Ca ll 594-4238 949-2263 •' ..,. • ARMY. BEALL '· CAMK. •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS SEWER RAIN LINES Coun11 Certified SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLED RilE ESTIMATES 367-7560--367-767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3 1 We Have the Lowesl Rales remo.,.t PH 949 - ~046 J /1 1fll ' •Betmnrng now lhrough suso n -All Ag!s VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm W1ndows •Replacement Wmdows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992-2772 Jl6?no o J,~-:1 tr1ps •On Courst ln sl ruc hon ' •Awards INSTRUCTORS John Teaford Dave ' B1g Htt Burt CHESTER OHIO 4 9 l 1110 CA ke & Candy Shop ~ '1 mile At 143 Full ltne of W1lton cake supplies W eddt ng suppltes weddmg cakes & spec tal ord er ca kes a!f ava•la bleat very reasonable pnces We also have c andy ca ps by N estle & candy melts by Wtlton plus a fulllrn e of other candy supphes Hours o f operation Tuesday throu gh Saturday 9 a m 5 p m Sunday & Mond Ay pleas e Call calf beiore co mmg FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 4 PARTS and SERVICE 4 5llc Buv1ng dally gold Stiver cotn.s nngs Je welry sterling ware old co1ns. large c ur rency Top pn ces Ed Bur kott Barber Shop. 2nd Ave Middleport. Oh 614 992 COMPLETE HOUSEHOlDS FURNITURE Beds, •r o n , wood . cu pboards c ha1r s chests baskets. dishes, stone Jars , anttques , gold and s1lver Wr1te · M 0 M iller. Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh1o 457 69 o r ca ll 614 992 F1l! d1r1 for vard Call 614 992 202 1 EmpiDymenl Services 11 3 mtxed b reed pupp1es Call 6\4 367 774 3 Pupptes Part Co1f te & Ger man Shepherd Call 614 388 8564 Sa le Goods 5 Doberman Be ag le pup p1es 7 wks old Call 614 992 7458 between 10 am &9pm 2 gold f1 sh 3067 Ca ll 614 742 5 month o ld black and tan f em a le pup 304 675 3427 2 yellow 6 months cats 304 B82 2533 St Ad follow s1gns 1tems & other m1s c Apnl 1 7 & 1 8 Infant clothtng boys c fothmg s11 e 10-12 large s•ze women & men's clothtng TV. 30 m elect range, excell en1 co n dltton. &. t1res et c 276 Sycamore St Mtddleport 11 Help Wanted m ale Common Golden baby hams ters . call after 6 00 304 895 -3603 Lost and Found l os1 2 keys o n a nng, Pomt Pleos a n1 area , 304 675 - 374\ Public S ale & Auct1 on Oil & Gas It you have o tl & gas expfmen ce our gr o wtng cor p 1s l oo k for rep s an d area su perv1sors Full tram mg Sa les o r publi c rel a11 0 n s exper1en c e h elpful buy not ne cessary Opemngs tn most east ern count re s Exce ll ent opp ortun1ty and money Ca ll 614 265 7300 anyttme Secunty off1cers ful l and part hme openmg avarfable 1n the New Haven W Va area Mus1 hav e personal tran sportatiOn phone ac cess & clean record Pre vtous secunty expertence preferred but not necessary Full t1m a ben eftts and 'unt · fo rm s provtded Res"lond thru Pt PI Job Servtce thru 4 16 B4 M o nd ay I n t er v1ews wr fl hP co n d uc te d lu es 4 17 8<-1 from 10 fl ll' t il l n oon 1 p Ill 8 p m Au c ti on ever y Tu esda y ntght. Pt Pleasant, WVa Auct Lonl"'le Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St WANTED p erson to slay with elderly woman tn Poco 614 -367 -7101 Call 30 4 675- 2112 1----------- B & M Pamhn g Res lnd C omm Free estimates Call 614 - 256 \492 1 t04 or 446 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lN G Monthly and Quarterly accoun1s welcome 428 Se co n d Ave Ca ll 446 1136 Tonms Ins tructor needed f or youth and adu lt c lasses on Tu esday and Thursday mormngs and evem ng tor June and July Qualified applicants co ntact The Galli polis Parks and Recreati On Oupt , 518 Sec Ave b ef o re M ay 1 1 Equal Opportunity Employer Unwanted Facta! o r body ha1r? Permanent, pamless removal by European Elec trontc Oeptl ator M ary ts cert1f1ed 1n lh•s new compu te n zed dtg1t al sys t t~m Ca l! today , 6 14 992 67 20 Top o f the Sta1r s full service sal o n Htgh School J un 10 r s Sen1ors- Be a m ember of OUR W est Vtrgmta Army Nattonal Guard Buddy Pi a toon! tt W e c urrently have vacanc1 es for mdtv1dual s who want 10 attend bas1 c tram1ng With o thers hom Wes1 Vtr g tma Tra1nmg w t!! begtn at Fort D• x. NJ . on Jun e 11th and yo u w1ll b e ba c k for the fall sc h oo l t erm Th1s ts t h e pe rf ect summer JOb Jo1n now and begm earn mg money tor monthly rneetmgs, earn fuflt1me pay durmg summer tra mmg and then earn part t1me pay upon return fr o m trammg Call 304 675- 3950 o r 642 3619 t 800 N o layoH s, no st rtK e, e•c earnmg potent tal We tram ca 116\4 7 42 2\25 Full t1me part t•me , wrth mat or U S Company earn mg s up t o S200 per week full tt mP. S 10 0 part t1me pOSSible 304 576 - 25 1B HELP WANTED Welcome Wagon tram1ng clas s st art Ing soon Call about our Apttl uammg cla ss Greet peo pl e and rep rese nt loca l busmesse!i 1n Po1nt Pleasant and Galltpo!1s Area We tram f o r flex a ble hours Full trme or part t1me Sale and publt c Car a ro\ at1ons pos1t10n mu st Call lmda lamben 304-744 4641 April 16th 9 00 -5 0 0 Apnl 17th 9 00 ttll noon Equal opportumly employer OPPORTUNITY PlUS Rawle1gh Dealers wanted Full or part tt me 304-675 1090 12 S1tuatJons Wanted W tl l care for the elderly •n my h o m e l ots o f referen ces M en or wom en Ca ll 614 667 340 2 M e r cer's R1v erv rew Per sonat Care Hom e ha s vacan cto s for elderly persons Be tty M ercer owner 304 - Harpe r s A d ult Care Home ha s a vacancy t or another res1dent elderl y pe r son Ca ll 304 675 1 293 Plow and d1sk gardens Pomt Ple asant and KAnauga Area Thor o bred Co !he for s tud serv tc e Call 992 30 14 Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale Ex loc . 4 bdr house Corner of W ashtngto n Ave and Jernc o Rd S39 500 Rt 2 3 bdr . cou ntry hvm~ $28 000 LISt With us we ha ve other A One Real Esta1e Caro l Yeager Brol.er Howard l Yeager 111 sales man Call 304 675 5 104 or 304 -675 5386 Thr ee bedroom br1ck home wtth 1 ';~bat h s carp e ted full baseme nt garage b1g out s•de bu tld 1ng wrth ';• acres land on Georges CreeK R d Call 446 4265 or 367 0232 Home 1n Mtdd leporl Apnf showe r o i savmgs Thou sand s o f dollars Call 614 992 6941 BUild on your lot a new h ome you afford Over 1100 sq ft 6 rooms & hath car p eted. rea d y t o m ove rnto 526,500 also garaq es & basement Cu ll Patr1 ot Home Build ers 446 8038 W1ll co nstde r mobll e home as trade 1n Must se ll S2 000 d own take over S3 15 per m o pay men1 Taxes & m sur ance 1ncluded Lo cated Pl antz Subd!vtston 3 bdr ranch full basement ca rp ort woodburner ctty sc hools Ca ll 44 6 8002 For safe by owne r 3 bdr . cen tral a1r forced atr fur nance buck st ove tn ground 1 8x36 sw tmmrn g po o l close to ctty scho ols Pr~ced red uced to S3B 500 Ca ll All bnck 3 bdr 2 baths garage comp l et e l y f ur m s h ed nt ce lawn Crow n C tty Ca ll 614 256 6244 Large 3 bd r house f or sa le or ren t In Pl antz Su bd tv lst on No childre n n o p ets CLTII 614 2 45 5281 eves Ow ner tra n sf ered must se ll b eau tif ul 3 bdrm br1ck h ome Ftreplace deck woods p11va c y su n sh•n e pn vacy S63 900 Cal t 6 14 992 5420 ·- - - 273 5272 Genera ! H aul1 ng and Tras h removal Servtce Rehabi J:t and depe ndab le Ca ll 44 6 3 1 59 b e tw een 9 and 5 Ke11h s l awn M o wtng & Tntnmtng Serv1ce Reliable and d ependa b le Reas o na ble rates Call 446 3159 or 256 6251 Ro o f1ng an d guH er work me tal work hou sepa1nt1ng carpenter work E~~:c r ef Free est •m ates Ca l! 446 3\7t W!ll do custom yard r~nd gard e n 11lhng w •th Tr oy Brit tiller Ca ll 304 675 1259 any t1m e Financial 21 N1ce hou se m Pomeroy 3 bed r m fully c arpe t ed base rnenr i1repiAce large tront p o rc h S39 500 Ca l l 6 14 992 7583 6 rooms b a semP.nt doub le g araqe 1 & on e lh.rd acre lo t Rose Hill Pomeroy 532 900 Ca ll 1 614 678 2513 Baum Ad d ttt o n 3 be droom bn c k 1' 7 b,"'llhs 1u11 base ment f am tl y room c a r p o rt pat1 o & adJOifltng ·~~ ac r e lot ava 1l <lb le 557 000 6 14 985 420t 2 story h ou se c orn e r lo t Middl eport 1 1 } baths car peted st o rm doors & wm dows gas hoi w11ter heat & full ba sement Ca ll 614 992 31 40 C om p lete l y r emod eled 2 3 bedro om h o u se wtth v rny l stdtng ful l y c<! rpeted f o rc ed an !l otS fur nac e lar ge o ut burlrll niJ m C KC ne1ghbor hoo d C a l l 614 992 -6 1 61 1-,----=------Busmess Opportuntty NOTI CE I T H E OHIO VAll EY PUB li SH lN G CO recomme n ds 1ha t you do busm ess wnh people yo u kn ow and NOT to send money t hr o ugh I he matt unttl you have mv estt· ga t ed the oHertng I FOR R ENT WITH OPT l ON TO BUY 111 14 t1 w1d o lhree bedruorn b ath and half m o bile home srtt1ng on n1ce ready t o move tnto Jo t $225 00 downS 225 00 per month 304 576 271 1 Ladtes 18 o r over are you looktng for a ro b7 Here ' s a grea t o pp ortunuy t o earn A EAL MONEY now How7 Call me today for a fabulous oif e r you ca n ' t res1st Ca ll 3 bedro om 2 '11 baths tam dv room ftreplace excep ttonal ktlchen , dmmg roo m Many m c e e)(tras 304 882 6t4 -843 5 180 before F1ve roo m house w 1th ba se ment and nna c hed garaqe o n twn ar:r c s 4 m ile s from Pmnt r• •il<,ilnt on At 2 N \2 noon or after 4 p m Beer W rne Carry Out O ve r 6 d1g1t fiQlHC rn gross annual 1ncome Beer sales. 5 drgtt f1gure &nnuatly lottery Ter mmal Con1act GUid o J Glrolamt. 605 W Mam S1 Pomeroy Mobile Home• for Sale TRI · STATE MOBilE HOMES USED CARS, TRUCKS GAlLIPOliS CHEC K OUR PRI CES CAll 614 -446 7572 NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEl' S QUAlITY MOBilE HOME SAlES. 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOliS. RT 36 PHONE 614 -4467274 In R10 Grande 1982 mob1le home 14 ft 2 bdr . good cond Se1 up on ap prox 1 acre land S1 7 000 Cell 446 8038 14x70 Ktrkwood two bed room mob1l e home Central A -H carpet . appliances un derpmnmg $9,000 Call 614 266 -6035 or atter6 PM 446 8251 Elcona mobtle home 12•70 wtth O)(pando. e)(cellen t cond1t1 on Ca ll 446 7751 or 614 256-6569 197 2 mob1le home. 2 bdr , goo d cond Ca ll 446 7171 or 446 828B after 5 Used 2 bedroom mob1la h o mes , iurn tsh ed 10)(50 and 12x52 sues Vour char.ce to own a comfort able home Browns trat!er Court Mm er sv1 lle Oh 614 992 3324 Reduced movm g and must sell 1 973 1 2x65 mob1l e h ome G oo d co nd1t10n. washer & d ryer $6500 614 -742 2274 1977 1 2)(55 mob1le home 2 bedrooms . 1ota1 olec tn c fur ntshed new r efr1g ent1or and ltv1ng roo m S Uit S850 0 304 773 -9196 14x70 M ob tl e h o me 1976 3 bedroo m s 1 ' 11 baths 59000 992 33 t 6 8x55 tra1ler 2 bedr o om house S2700 Ca ll 614 - 992 -6846 M ob ile hom e for sale 12x60 1973 Cameron 2 bedr o om Pho n e 304 675 64 84 after 5pm 1973 Fa.rm o n t 1 2x55 u n fu rnt shed gas furnace ce n t ral a1r cond $3 000 00 Phon e 304 675 4188 aft e r 3 30 PM o r 675 3898 1976 Tn 12 x60 sun d eck ble room Star mobtle home al l elec tn c 8 x 14 1 0 •20 delachH wrth wood stove 30 4 895 39 11 33 Farms for Sale 10 acre mtm farm . 12M60 mobtl e home . 5 outbUIId tngs 400 lb tobacco base, new 28x56 1t house staned Owner movmg must sell S16 500 Ca ll 614 256 6620 114 ac re farm Tw o story house bulfdmgs s•lo Lo cated on Roush Holl ow Rd Call 614 388 8525 142 ac re farm near R10 Grande good house and bCHn Ca ll 6 14 2 45 528 1 eve s 34 Busrness 8UJidrngs 44 6 32 04 Fo r sa le or 1ent 3 bedrm h o u se w1t h det ac hed garage on 34 ac res m Portlan d area Ca ll niter 5 30 p tn 304 18 W anted to D o W el co m e Wagon Tram1nq ClAss Startmg Soon Cal l abo ut ou 1 Apnl tramtng c la ss Gre e t people and repre sent loca l bu sme sscs m th e Gall1po hs and su rr o u nd mg areas We tra m for fl e)( lbl e hour full t1m e and p art t1m e sa le s and pubhc relat!on.s pos ltt ons Ca r a must Call l mda lambert 744 4 6 41 Apnl 16th from 9 OOAM 5 OOPM and Apn l 17 from 9 OOAM t o 12 00 noon Equal Opp ortumty Employer Ptan o Tun mg and Repa1r Bruntcatdl Mus1c Co , 446 0687 Skill and mtegnty our trademark Lane Oamels. 614 742 2951 AVON For cus1om er serv1ce Call 446 - 2156 or 446 335B _, H e lp Wanted Dent al Ass1stan1 nee d e ..t Full t1me m Galltpol1s area M ust be w11l1ng to l earn Res umes reqwred Send to Bo~ 200 rn ca re of the Gallipolis D atly Tr1bune B25 Thud Av e Galltpolls Oh 45631 N o later than Apnl 25 th Professional PIANO TUNING Lower prtced regular tunlngs · dtscounts to Santor C1t1zens. Churches & Schoo ls Ward s Keyboard. 304 - 675 3824 Baby 773 5882 G1veaway All Mokes •Washers •Dishwasher s •Ranges •Refrtgereton •Dryers •Freezers 7231 7760 614 692 · Thursday , Apnl 19Jh 9 30 to 3 30 2 mo south of 5 Pomts Vmegar 304 6 75 3292 1 yr old 1h lnsh Se tter 'h labrador Retnever affec ttonate, ex With c htldren Call 446 2338 after 5PM 8 985-3561 6t 4 388- Wanted to buy New . u sed & ant1qu e furn1ture Wtll buy 1 p•ece or comp lo1e h o u se holds Also complete Auctl · o nee nn g serv tce Ca ll Rodn e y Ho wery 614 -698 6t4 742 - 3033 6 "CUT OUT or 27 11 Satur day playmc ~ Want ed to buy square dane tn g clo thes S11e 1 0 a ny type Call 446 453 7 6 t 4 446 -0294 1690 me.,, duslless removal •W!re brushes for Cfti{)S IJC!I Want ed to buy used coa l & wo o d heaters Swam Furnt ture , 446 - 3 159 Jrd & Olive St . G allipoli s. Oh Cas h patd for fancy ~r o n or heavy •ron beds S 160 and u p f o r certa1n M e1gs Co stone Jars Old t•me cu p board ca ll 1 304 8 B2 - R eg i s ter femole Beagle wtthout pape rs Movmg out of sta te Call 614 256 , 1 •Suptmstd Golf Protr~m • J&L BLOWN INSULATION 446 3672 SWEEPER and sew ~ng ma chme repa1r , parts, and suppltes P1ck up and deltYery Davts Va c uum Cleaner one halt mtle up George s Creek Ad Call 6\4 256-6505 GOlf lESSONS SPECAL ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 fat '30 ,, We pay cas h for late model c lean u sed cars Jtm M1nk Chev Olds Inc Btll Gene Johnson 3476 1 mal e 11? Bord er Colhe puppy 8 wk old Call THE KOUNTRY KLUB AL TROMM 742-2328 Want ed To Buy 388 9615 In Memoriam 388 8449 DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK 9 Wanted to buy Junk ca r s, top prt ces p atd Call 614 - ] ! ?J Help Wanted WRITESEL 84 304 -428 8 t 77 388 -9906 96\7 Residential on Duty RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE Mt Aho Auct1on Barn un til further no tt ce sa le w1ll be th e f1rst and second Satur day 6 pm only Emm a Be!! Auct1oneer L• c No 429 · Want ed to buy s tand.ng hmber Ca ll aiter 6 or anyttme weeKe nd s. 614 For all your w1nng needs; furnaces repalf serv1ce and 1nstallaiJOn Bag o f Yard 11 Mt Alto Auct1on Every Saturday 6 p m Constgn ments accepted 1 001111 sale ttm e Emma Boll auctiOn eer 4I JI/ I mo East of Hamsonv•lle on St& CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE 3069 Each Irony Aluminum 23 t------------1 Auction every Fn n1g ht at t he H art ford Comm umty Ce nter Truckloads of new merchandise every w eek Cons1gmen1s of n ew and used m e rchandise always welcome Rtcha rd R eynolds Aucttoneer 304 - 275 - - Gas lmes - Septtc Systems J.B-2 mo. pd. WHALEYS AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New Chevy Truck 11 -l-tfc - AL TROMM (614) 843-5425 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION [H I Now Acceptin Complete Gutter Work Complele Remodeling Roofing of all Types Just Past K1odell Park or 992-2282 - Dozers - Backhoes LIMESTONE HAULED acre lot at the end ollhe sl1eel All !01 $21 900 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland Jr 991-6191 Dotlie Turne1 992·5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo H1ll 985·4466 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF I\IORA G BAll DECEASED Case No. 24,393. Docket 12. Page 413 NOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF ADUCIARV Vinyl & Aluminum Aulhomed John Dem. New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Service 304 773 -9185 WANTED NOW OPEN 1-3 tic $3500000 Public Notice SUPERIOR SIDING CO. U. S. RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO & Public Sale & Auction 4288177 lo c 429 84 Sales and Service Parts r PULLINS EXCAVATING KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION Yard Sa le '------------1 At ck Pearson Auctwneer Servtce Estate, Farm , An t1que &. hqu1dat1on sales llcensed&.bondedtnOhlo&. WV a 304 - 773 - 5785 or collect Servtces Apr 16 17- 18 8 Athena 32 Page-7 FIXED 3051 Middleport & Vicinity Large 3 Fam1ly Yard Sa le Falnttew Subv . 534 H1lda Dnve B1g vanety , 8·Dark 1 - 13-tfc 498 General Hart10ger Pkwy Middleport. OH SALES & SERVICE m 992-2196 & Vicinity Middleport. Ohio 4-6- 1 mo . lOANS VA Leeder Mortgage. ...... -F..oriierciv ....... Gallipolis PAT HILL FORD COMPLETE POOL SERVICE POOLS-PLUS Farm Equipment lmnl pmch pan basemenL and a l:fHgeous ~nge lot Ju~ ~"'" f' IV P d RACINE FIRE DEPT. OPEN: MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 Daily Sentinel RATES Bel ow mark•t r•tel Flud conventional FHA- We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acrd borl and rod out radrators. We also reparr Gas Tanks. 992-2549 greal cond111on $39.900 00 ~~ ~ 7 hQ .Jvl 'i ,If} ~Qi fl ! t> r1 l'>oPI l!II IX of thr (' ~,t il !f' 11'1 t• •vrod hy t h e Clerk 0 f the If>[ NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Beaublully rebwll home. large liVIng mom &21a~ge bed rooms & a guest room cen tral a11 basement deck. large pabo & garage plus !rurt trees & gar ( IJ" rl P/J rn r> BOGGS $2590000 C<~~P No 2 4 3 ~)':1 Ad 1 G H•Ke roy 3 II lie PH . conve ment frame home w1th 7 rooms 3 bedroom) l '" baths enclosed PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF RAVMONO F HOCE. DECEASEO Case No 24,354 Docket 12 Page 414 I\IOnCE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ap! rl 1 7 198 4 t Jl'i f! Mulh• ' rry Avt •nt H JZ2lm o RACINE - low ma~ ntenance w1th alummum srdr np, central " ' oond lhomn& and a 2 slmy Public Notice 20 3 Readmg 15 WJih This Ad NEW LISTING - MIDDLE PORT - N1cely remodeled 3 bedroom ranch level corner loL krtchen & d~nrn g aJea Want Mise Merchandise 8 y M ,Pv rl h 'i 1P11, , (lr rk til ) 10 16 21l MPrqs Cotut ly llr nh.t •• nance, and $42 00000 If interested contact The Home Nalional Bank 1n Rac1ne , 949-2210 ~----------------------- lOam 6pm - After6 30flm ca n be ru che d at 16 P!arns Rd Rt 682- 6 3() II p m 992-2259 Include discount I W1!! re~d ~our enhrt ld l' ••thou! 11ktnf anr Qu&stlons i'~ts advtct on al 1ff11rs or l tlt such n love 1nd busme ss SICknes s and ~ealth 1517 S Court (ne•t to Courthouse) ATHENS 2nd floor Ott 9 Call 593 5485 608 e Mlun POMEROY,O. Real Estate General These cash rates w _cJIA MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING )11 J'J3 Stl(' f t M •t11ll ,.pn11 Ohr (l tl 'J 7b0 C h 11 IPo; Kn tl lil A• t l"l Pr oh 11 • J11 tnr t4l \ h 2 ~ iO 3 tt •5 No Sunday Calls Boshon Building MISS THERESA rn 11 11 P•r l1l1 ' ~ urr 19 8 I A,il!c~~td 3 949-28o0 3Sl85 Oak H1ll Road lone Bottom , OH . 45743 Real Estate General [, B:1l l t l PI 1 l'i''•! l,1tr n t 319 2 SIDING CO. "'Beautiful, Custom Built Garages " Call for free siding estimates~ 949-2801 or GUN SHOOT PH. (614) 985-4212 Brown Hnx 397 VurJrrl •.t 7~/hn 1'V 1., 1j)n1 '"'t'd E x,C tt lrr x ul I ' • + <; t il ~" ()IN Hd )For Rent The 22 RADIATOR SERVICE 498 Gen Hartmger Pkwy M1ddlepor1. OH . BISSELL PIONEER CARPET &UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS We Use Von Schroder Equ1pment Recommended by leadmg Ca1pet Manufacturers 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 l mo PERSONALIZED POOLS L - - - - - 3 '26 I mo Public Notice )Announcement Aluminum 3-24 -tfc INTERESTED IN NEW VEHICLE JEWELL'S PLUMBING & SIDING . Rt. 124.Pomeroy Oh10 •••···-':..-----------------L---- - - - - Name•--------------------- !1ll' Mf'lgs ( ou nl \ M,tn. •·!" m l"! on Apnlll u 11 h 10 m f'mbt>r" <~ nd thtw ,td\ISOI S In att (•nd.~OCI ' \!('m.<. of busm...,s d lsC'u s Sf'd v. (' fl" thf' b lkf' ra ndy sa l£'!\ offl('('l s '-'"~"!'(' f'lf'( IPd and thC' f'm ol lmPn t shf'('r f'tlmpll•IPd Thf' nPXI Jnflf'l t n ~ ! Jf 1h.: 'c lu b w il l bf> <\prl l li at thf' F:nt C'rprt~ Ln!lt'(] Mf'thodlst Church At that t lmr thf' r tull "A ill d\s( u~ a clvk pt oj r'l 1 and April Ar1ck!l-s wi!l do a JO~ u~• · tl ..-6• f1Upho'""' Southern High Choir vartety show talent draws large audience 1ceompany mg h1 m on thf' gu ttar Domg solo d ances wer e Li sa l h'mlo 'LuokmgFOJ AShanger l l<'lh Ha111o '.Jump," Tim Evans to l 'ootlooS£>' and Bruce Wolfe lo ,._ . . 0411 .......... " ' . . . . tl ~U"'' • By Katw ( rov. IU"""" 0'" 1111 ....... tl Hom•lmp tG ~'"'" " " U""~·H..olo~ I I ,..,,.,.........,., Ul - 1..-o ... ...,... 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',c..-••"""""'1...,.,~--• !41- . . 16, 1984 Monday, 2095 Large two u nt1 apartment bu1ldtng good Investment Pn ce reduced 30 4 675 754 1 35 Lots & A c reag e 2 acres on R• o Grande Cen t erpomt Ad Near Cen terp o tnl Part l y wooded co u nty wa ter & utthll os near by Southwes t ern School D1st r1 ct S2 000 Ca ll 6 14 245 5405 1 2 83 ac rP.s 522 ft black to p road lrontage lo c ated o n J e rry s Run 5 m1les from Goodyear Plant Th1 s prop erty ha s been surveyed sp rmg water 24 llCrf!S With fa rg e bl o ck an d metal barn 1 350ft oH Jerry s R un on Co unt y At 72 S18000 Cl yde Bowen Jr 3 0 4 5 76 2336 28 acres m ostl y wo o ded seve ral wa lnut frP.P.S to bac co all o tm ent all mmentf r1ghts bo rd ers C ht ef Cor n stocl. hunter s parad ise lo cated oH Mtl! s tone RoAri Pn cell S 11 500 00 Phon e 614 367 727t 2 65 acres co rne r lot Gr ee r & 8 Mr le Road Blad top roads 304 675 11 98 Rentals 41 H ouses for R e nt 5 rm ho u se 44 Ol1vc St Getll rpo hs InqUire at 918 2n d Av e Galltp o !ts Oluo 3 bdr ranch Wtlh garag e on lands caped lot ', mt nutes from Gall1p 0!1 S m Green A cr es S ubd1 V1S1on Dep lease & ref req S250 mo Ca l l 44 6 0505 a fter 7 w ee k days or any ttm e w eek ands O r st op by 387 LeGrande Blvd 3 Bedroom H o u se. rtver vtew no pets 446 2404 2 bP.droom iurn1 shad . 9200 mo & depostt , al so . 1 ba1h cabm bedroom & $ 1 1 0 mo & depos•t Cool' v tllf'! Ohto Call 614 - 667 3080 304 6 7 5 32 48 5 room house bath. base ment, att ach ed garage, larg e l o t 2615 Lmcotn 304 675 - 3 Bedro om fam1ly room, basement near schools and h os p1tal Deposit and reference required 304·676 - \240 or 675 -30\\ 43 3l'l �Monday, April 16, 1984 Page-8-The Daily Sentinel 41 Houses for Rent They'll Do It Every Time 3 bdr house in countrv near Rio Grande . 8236 mo . plus JANIIA!t'f 10"'··· security deposit. no pe1s . Call 614 -246-5439 . ~t:SULA i'VWS 56 CHECKS, PAlO SILLS AN[;' RECEIPTS GO IN THIS FIL6 R)P! WHEN .I Ill? M'f RETURN --- 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Building Supplies Building materials block, brick, aewer pipes. windows. lintels . etc . Claude Winters, Rio Grande, 0 . Call614-246 -6121 . LUMBER -Rough cut . oak. poplar. 2JC4, 2x6. 2x8 . 1114, 1 x6. 1~t8.1ength available, 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Zuspan . 304 -773 -6554 located 1 m1 south of Eureka 12x60, $160 mo ., plus 8100 dep . & ref 's. Call Now open for business Mountain State Block , Rt: 33, New Haven. Complete masonry supplies. 4 " . 8" , 12" block. Delivery service. Phone day 304 -882 -2222, evening 882 - 3239 . 2 bedroom unfurnished mo bile home 1 2x60, W -0 hookup, 'h mile past hospi tal. Call 446 -4369 or 675 - 9760 56 month HILLCREST KENNELS plus utilities Call 614 -992 -6843 after 5 p .m Trailer for rent in Middlapon . ho use for rent in Pomer oy Call 614 -992 · 3590 . ~;;:::::::::::::::::::,----------------------i I 46 Space for Rent 53 Trailer space for rent . 1 mile from Hospital . S65 mo ., 0611 . 446 - 1 354 after 5PM 992 -7B41 . WITH OPTION TO BUY , 14 · water and trash pa id Antique cherry love seat, pattern back , matching chair , S175 . Also oak ice bo)( . All good condition . Call Ca ll 47 Wanted to Rent 54 6245 . Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 0338 . 2 bdr. apts ., nice . 1 bdr. apt . utilites part . paid . A -One Real Estate, Carol Yeager Broker . Howard L. Yeager Ill salesman Call 304 - 675 - 5104 o• 304 675 -53B6 Ave ., 3 room mo . includes 446 -4222 be 5 Garage apt . furntshcd 3 rooms & bath . Washer & dryer . Clean. no pets. adults only . Dep & ref . roq . Ca ll 446 -1519 3 bdr . unfurn garage apt . S250 plus deposit. Call 446 -3786 Furnished efficiency, 607 2nd . , Gallip ol is . 5145 Share bath. single . Call 446 -4416 after 7PM Furnished apt. 2 bdr . . S 185 . 1 136 111 2nd .. Ga llipo lis . Water paid . Call 446 4416 after 7PM 1 bedroom Apt S196 mo including utilities Equal Housing Opportunity Con tact Village Manor Apts 614 -992 -7787. Rivenide Apts . Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizens . $130 Equal Hou sing Opportunities . 614 - 992 -7721 1 bedroom apt ., furnished, utilities paid, no pets . 3 1!} miles south of Middleport, Rt . 7 John Sheets. Call 614 367 -0611 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts Ca ll 614 -992 -5434 or o• 304 -BB2 - APARTMENTS . mobil e homes , houses . Pt Pleasetnt and Gallipolis 614 -446 - 8221 RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disabled w 1th an .,.. income of less than $12.300 Renltng for 30 percent of Adjusted income Phone 304 -675 -6679 Three rooms and bat h . Nice locatiOn $225 per month Ref . lease and deposit re quired 304 - 675 -1090 Furnished 2 room co ttage. one adult 5160 . month Utilities paid . Deposit . 2 211 Mt . Vernon Ave 304 -675 - Call 614 -446 -0756 Sleeping room $115 . ties paid. Share bath , only . Range & refrig . 2nd . Ave . . Gallipolis. 446 -4416 after 7 PM . utili male 919 Call 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33 . North of Pomeroy . Large lots . Call 614-992 -7479 . One trailer lot, sewer end water furnished. one small child accepted . 304 -675 - Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayan, Per sian and Siamese kittens . Call 614 -446 -3844 after 6 . White Easter bunnies, Pedi gree Rex. also red, weaning this week. Call 614 -246 - Best Little Club Lamb Sale In Ohio. Thursday. April 19. t984 . 7 :30PM . Fayette GOOD L.ORD- WHAT '.S I!~PLOOING? Services l' I 6 :00 81 Bentley pig Sale Tues .. April 24. 7 : 30PM . Fayette County Fairgrounds. Wa shington C .H. Selling 150 head Ouroca. Hamp-duroc athe 1he Crossbridge, barroows & gilts . 513 - 584 - News crJ Home Improvements Cll 6 :30 - Commercial and residen tiaL free estimates . Call CAPTAIN EASY 614 -256 -11B2 . I HOPE THIS DIDN'T ~ YOUR VI'''IT TO ICA, MR!>. 5fiT Marc um Roof ing & Spou1 ing . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof . ~-~ Ceii614 -38B-9857 . All kinds of furnance pipes . Caii614 - 256 -152B 10" Pollen chain saw S75 Ca11614 - 256 -1528 Seigler oil stove. Maytag wringer washer . Call 446 - Build on your lot a new home you afford. Over 1 100 sq ft .. 6 rooms & bath , car peted. ready to move into S26 ,500 also garages & basement. Call Patriot Home Builders 446 -8038 . Wi ll consider mobi le home as trade -in . Massey Ferguson 7H Priding mower. with 36 in . cut . Call 614 - 245 -9164 after 6PM Sofa. chair. rocker, ollo man, 3 tables, (e)(tra heavy by Frontierl. 5685 . Sofa , chnir and loveseat, 5275 Soia !I &nd cht~~irs priced from $285 . to $895 . Tables. S45 and u p to S125 Hide-a beds . S440 and up to S525 ., Recliners . S175 . to S375 ., lamps from 528 . to 575 .5 pc dinettes from S99. to 435 . 7 pc . $189 and up. Wood tabl e with si11 chairs 5425 to 5745 Desk 5110 up to 5225 Hutches. S550 . and up, maple o r pine finish . Bunk bed comp l ete with mattresses. S250 . t~nd up to 5395 Baby beds . $110 Mattre!l!'le~ o r bo:.: spnngs. full or twin. 558 .. firm . 568 and 578 Ouet:!n sets . S 195 4 dr c he sts S42 5 dr . chests. S54 . Bed fram~ s. S20 .and 525 , 10 gun Gun cabinets . 5350 . Gets or electric range s 5375 . Baby mattres ses. 525 & 535 , bed frames S20, 525. & 530 . king frl!me S50 Good se lectton of bedroom su1tes. cedar c hests . rocker s. m e tal cabine ts . sw1vel rocker s 1 si)( pack JR Ewing beer S500. Call 446 - 3235 For sale Majestic fireplace. complete with all pipes and chimney Used very little. $375 Ca11614 -245-9504. 16x6 woad storage build mg Call 446 -7751 or 614 - 256 -6569 -~~~--- Call 614 - 379 -2 216 AKC Reg . Brittany Spaniel pups . 1 male · 2 fema les. 7 wks. old. Champion blood lines - exc. hunting stock . Shots & wormed . Sire & dame can be seen . During day call 614 -992 -23 1B af ter 5 & weekends call 614 -992 -2627 . Dachshund puppies, 12 wks . o ld $25 each . Call 614 -992 -2302 Registered Tortie Point Hi malayan femele, 4 yrs . old, spayed and declawod . 304- 675 -7110. Registered Black German Shop herd. fema le dog, 10 months old s 150.00 . 304- 576 -2700. 7 :00 45 Colt Ohio birthday commerative. new , all pap ers. SBOO firm Also White 's metal dectec tors . Call 446 - 57 Musical Instruments Peavey standard series 260. 300 watt heed, with Peavey cabinet, with si)( 1 0" speak ers. $400 . Ca ll 446 -8655 58 Fruit & Vegetables Harris Farms & Green Houses. Rt. 124. Portl and, Oh . Now open 1 0 --dusk . Riding mowtH , 7HP. 2 air conditioners, 2 rugs 6)(9 . Call 446 -0429 . 1 real nice baby car seat Locust post. st raight and sol td Pt tce d reasonable . Call 446 -7993 t~nytime Sell Steel Buildings . 'Steel building dealership' Small to big profit potential big demand -starter loads fur nished Some areas takon . Call 10 Qualify . 303 -759 - 3200 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers , refrigera tors , ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances , Upper Rive r Ad beside Stone Crest Motel 614 -446 -7398 61 Troy -Bilt tillers . Check our special price before you buy any tillers . Swisher Imple ment Co . St . At 7 N, Gallipolis, OH . Call 614 - 446 - 0475 . Due to death must sell 2 Quonset style steel build Ings Brand new n~:~ver erected One is 40.~t56 . Call Wayne at 41 9 ·659 -2494 . Super C Farma n fast hitch , small case tractor , 3 point hitch , Ford 2 row cultiva tors. tri a)(el machinery trailer, all in exc . con . Call 69 Starcraft fold down camper with refrigerator ; walking e)(orciser . e)(ercisor bike . Call 992 - 6935 . 614-949 -2013 . trailer S350 . A .C four row no - till air planter with monoline . Tim Rock Farm. 304 - 675 -4308 . Bargains Trade Center Furn & Appl. outl et KB · nauga . Ohio 62 Wanted to Buy Camouflaged Army C lo thing. Surplus Rental Denim clothtng , Discount Union Made Advertising Specialties . H D "Sam" Somerville . 304 -675 -3334 , Pt . Pleasant Open Fri .. S•t ., Sun .. 1 00 - 7 :00 p .m Dis play East · Ravenswood Rebuilt washers, dryers & refrigerators . 30 days war ranty Nice H upp 's Apphan CO!I & Glassware Corner Rt . 141 & Rt 7 . 446 -B033 . 3 sets gold drapes & sheers. 2 pc . slightly used livin groom suite. 1 lnve seat Call Three new glass top living room tables , 560 .00 each . Call 304-675 -2810 4 :30 . Hay $1.60 per bale . Phone 304-8B2·2422. 65 Seed & Fertilizer Garden !leeds, plants. Ken nebec seed potatoes $8. 50 Fertilizer, field seeds. Bose Agri-Center, 446-2463. Autos for Sale 1977 Granada, 4 !ipd . 6 cyl. 2 D<.. 82,000 mi . $1200 fi•m 446 -7629 . 1979 Mustang Ghia. black grey, vinyl top. E~ecellent condition. A.C., a.m . f .m., cassett . VB automatic . '68 Camero AS . new tires . 327 engine 4 spd. S1100 . Cell 614-949-2773 , Wolfio . 1 978 Trans Am. automatic , looks good. e)(tras . $4500 o• b.o. Call 614-992 -5620 after 5 p.m . Transportation 1975 Vega , good work car, 71 Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late modal used cars. Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 East ern Ave .. Gallipolis. Call 614-446-22B2 . 1981 Corvette, like new inside & out . 10,000 miles Call 614-388-9003 5PM. efta• 1978 Ford Granada 6 cyl., 2 dr., HT. low mi ., good condition. Call 446 - 4942 . 1975 Chrys ler Cordoba red & black. 2 door , e)(cellont running condition . Call614 · 3BB·B551 . 67 Fire-bird convertible, fully restored, exc . cond Call 1982 Chevette AM -FM, AC. sports stripes. sports mir rors. sport wheels, 94,600 . Call 446 - 3101 . 1982 American Motors AMC Spirit, 6 cyl., auto .• air, AM-FM. S4,195 . 19812d•. C hevette. auto, $3,195 . 1979 Buick Sky hawk. 6 AM -FM cyl .. tape. auto .. air. $2.495 . John's Auto Sales, 446 4782. Bu i11Vil le Rd . Gallipo lis. Oh . Open ti l dark. 1981 Dodge Diplomat. 2 dr .• auto, 6 cyl.. nice . Call 1979 Camara. e)(C . cond ., low mileage, AC , power windows. tilt , AM -FM . Must see to appreciate . Call 446 - 1977 Mercury Monarch PS, PB. AC. 302 V -8. auto . trans , good gas mileage. e)(c con d .. $1 ,895 . Call 614 -388 - 9905 9644 . o• 446 - Cared for like a baby! 1980 Monza, 4 cyl., 4 spd., 43,900 miles, nevor wrecked, never painted. gold with white pinstripe , sadde l interior. PS. PB . AM · FM 8 track , rust proof ed. sport mirrors & w h eA ls. We upkept, many new parts . Mint condition, S3,750 Call 614-3BB - 9729 after 5 1979 Ford Thunderbird low mileage, good condition . Call446 -1830 o• 614-256 6485 after 5 :00 . Firewood for sele 920.00 pi c kup S30 .00 delivered . 304 - 675 - 2991 before 11 :00 AM or after 6 :00PM . living room . couc h, 2 chairs. coffee table . 304 - 773 -5846 Pool table 8 ft . regul ation size . 304 -6 75 -6149 . $35 .00 organ lowery one year old S1200 ; Grand · father clock $900 onfl ye&r old $450 ; 25 " floor model co lor TV $699 .00 - 8400 .; 1 complete Hi Fi system 150W with 15 " J BL speakt~rs $900 . - $450. all 19!11 than two years old . Call at 167 Lynn Drive in New Haven. WV. Charles V . Humphreys. 1976 Olds 442 , o..:c. cond., 68.000 miles, S2,300.00 . Call betwen 3 :00 and 7:00 PM, 304 -675 -5730 . Want to lease tobacco base Make an offer! Call 446 - 2354 Want to lease tobacco allot ments . Mason . Cabell. Put nam County. Call Andy Sigler, Morgan's Woodlawn Fa•m . Rt. 35. 304 -675 2276 o• 304-736-2342 . 1973 Plymouth Fury, 360, green vinyl top, 4 door. fair condition , 304 · 882 -2569 . 1971 Chevy Malibu. $750.00, 304-675 -194B . 1976 Corvette loaded 58200, n&gotiablo. 304: 895 - 3967 after 5 p .m . '79 Z-28 Camero. 54300 . Call 614 -992-6B46 . 1969 Camero 350. 4 speed. $1,100 00. 304 -675 -1600 ask for Jim lively 1976 Rabbit. e•c . con d .. $1.900 . 00. 5393 . 304 -6 75 - Usetf furniture ; couch rocker , foot stool, S60 00 . 3 pc . white bedroom suite, $125 . 00 . Stereo stand 810 .00 . Ba• 820 .00 . Call 304-875-5019 73 Vans W .O . 1967 International Scout. 4 WD . Call 614 - 446 -0319 1978 C-20 Chevy Sport van. auto , AM -FM tape, carpeted, span rims. co vered sparo tiro. roar ladder. $3,695. John's Auto Sales, 446-4782 . Bulavi lle Rd. Gallipolis. Oh . Open ti! dark. 74 Motorcycles 1979 Chrysler Cordoba. very good condition, fully equipped, good gas mileage, $3,500.00 . 895 -3B12. Phone 304 - 1977 Ford Mustang Cobra tl 302 . 4 sp. new e~thaust, good co nd . $800 . 1 -304 576 - 2919 after 4 p m . 1969 VW Bug. new shocks & tires, runs good, 4 speed $475 . 1-304-576 -2919 af ter 4 p .m . 1976 Gremlin X. clean , a -c . low mileage. $900 . firm 3212 Roush Ave . Pt . Pl. 1976 Ford Granada S400 . or will trade for truck of equal \la l uo. 304 - 675 - 5079. 1965 Thunderbird. two 1948 Jeeps . Phone 304 - 675-1242 . 72 Trucks for Sale New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders 584 . 95 . Chevy doors $175 . Ford fenders S75 . Call614 - 256 - 1260. 1976 International rolld tractor. 903 Cummings. 10 spd .. 88000. 1976 GMC Dump 366, gas cheater a)(le, in!lulated bed, air brakes. $8000 . Three ax le equip ment trailer, $1000 . 12 ton unit truck crane, S4000 . Call992 -5468. St. At . 124 . 1980 yel low Che\ly Luv 4 spd.. AM -FM tape, reef clean, $2.995. 1980 blue Chevy lu\1 4 spd .. AM · FM tape, camper top. real nice , $3.195. John's Auto Sales, 446 -4782. Bu laville Rd , Gallipolis, Oh . Open til darlc 1979 Ford F- 150, Lariat. PS. PB , AC. AM -FM radio, good cond .. $3,495 . Call 614-388 -9905 o•614 -367 7524. 1969 40 ft . TraiiMobile. spread axle trailer . Side kit. now brekes. good rubber , good condition. $3000 . 4 1000-20 tire! . 80 percent rubber, rims & tubes, S 1 50 each. Call 614 -742 - 2480 175 cc Kawasaki trail & rodd bike . 100 cc Yamaha road & dirt bike. Call 446 - 8648 after 6PM . 1981 Suzuki 850L full dressed $2,000 Call 614 256-1141 efter 5PM. 1979 Honda C BX 6 c ylinder. silver-black. mint cond .. new tires, fairing . Call 446 0648 after 5PM . 1975 750 Honda good cond .• See at Quail Creek Trailer Park . lot 71, Rodney. seoo . 1974 Yamaha 250MX C)l cellent condition with e)l · tras . 1974 Honda XR 75 1980 Harley Sportster mo tor cycle 6000 miles. 1 owner, S2600 . 992 · 3316 . 1980 Kawaski 1300 Shah drive, 13,050 miles . Very good condition Call 614 992-7110 after 5 p.m 760 Honda motorcycle . Call 614-992 -6B46 . &l 7 :30 "IF CAPTAII-I (.(X)K MAD€. lllREE. lRIPS ARCXlOO TR'< ME- DtJ ~ '81 Suzuki 850, full dress. shaft drive, e)(c . cond .• $2 , 400 . 00 . 24BO . 1980 Yamaha 650 special, good condition, 41 ,000 miles. S 1 , 300 00, 304- 576 -2B46 . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale 8 :00 Chris Craft 36 cruiser with ft . c abin trailer , $12,000 . Call 614 - 245 5032 o• 304 -676 -1731 . 16 ft . fishing boat . ~0 HP motor. trailer . holling mo tor , swivel seats, $1,995 . ANNIE YEP.1 SHE 'S OUT FISH IIf IN THI'\T L IHLE BOAT I SET UP FER HER! Cf!f'l YOU ltEflf? ME? WV 304-422 - 8433 o• 304 422 -2367 . Sea Eagle inflatable boat 11 · with floorboards. seats. alum . oars, motor mount, bellows pump . Take anywhere. cost $450 . New u~ed twice . must sell . $295: Can be seen after 5 p .m . 304-675 -3485. 76 Auto Parts & Accessories 72 Dodge can be fi)(ed or used for parts. S150 . Call lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy Luv truck Phone 614 -985-4367 . 304 -675 -5462 . 1978 Ford XLT pickup, auto. runs good. $2.400 00 . Phone 304 - 895 -3654 . 1977 Chevy Scotsdale pickup. 6 cyl, std shift, spoke wheels, S1. 500 .00 , good conditon . 304 -675 - 2195 . '76 Ford F 150. very good cond ., good truck to pull trailer, 390 engine . 304 - 896 -3695 . Vans & 4 W . O . 78 Scout $2,500 . 77 Scout $2,250. or make offer . Both V-8. auto . Call 614 -379 - 2676. 1979 Jeep CJ -6. 6 cyl., 3 1pd. . loaded with extrl!ls . $3.000. Call 446-0515 1960 Willy's Jeep , runs good . 6 cylinder transmis sion motor for American car . 614 -367-0414 . 78 Camping Equipment Camper -topper with all e)( tras for pick up truck , S600 1573 . Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING 8 :30 Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or ALLEY OOP AND THE 614 -446 -4477 SECOND E\IENT I TH E Mcx::NIA.N I'N,T"'V' so trs MOO AGAINST UPPER YD<ICH IN TH' FINAL CONTEST! ING At . 1, Bo11 355. Galli polis . Call 614 - 367 -0576 . LII<DIES AN' . .THE THIRD AND GENTLEMEN, FINAL EVENT IN GIVE ME YOUR THE DECATIJLON Will BE '-IELD .b."T ATTENTION. PLEASE! DAWN TOMORROW! 9 :00 SHULAW'S Plumbing and Heating, Rt 2 Neal Road . Po int Pleasant, W. Va 304 675 -5 420 . Licensed and Insured . GASOLINE ALLEY Did LJOU get qood deal? He got twice what he expected half what he t-hinh6 he should have! 9 :30 1976 25ft . Wilderness. ex c . cond .• tully self contained. AC, awning, full bath . Must saol to appreciate, $4,995 •• ' fi•m . Call 614- 367-0350 . 13ft . self contained Leisure Product!l camping trailer . Hu everything . C11ll 446 - As WINNIE LANP5 A.r ORLY ORVILLE WRIG#I PREPARES TO ffLII/ER. T#E RANSOM TO !JILL '5 ~CAPTORS. I HOPE HE REMAINS CALM AND FOLLOWS MY INSTRUCTIONS/ BARNEY -- THEN I SAVS TO PAW--''I AIN'T DOIN' NO MORE LAUNDRY TILL I GIT A WASHTUB THAT DON'T LEAK!'" 614 -38B B274 DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · Professional ser vice _for appliances, heating. cool.ng and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson , Kit chen Aid . Residential, Com mercia!, Industrial 304 675 - 4819 0 1 614 -3BB -8274 . General Hauling Need something hauled away or something moved? We ' ll do it . Call 446 - 3159 between 9 and 5 PEANUTS 87 Upholstery --- 4138 TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Call 614-843- 6274 . Oddysey mud climber $800 . Camper trailer, '76 Starcraft, 17ft., seli contained. 304-675- 4208 . Call 614 -992-6846 . 304-896-3654 . 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gallipolis 814-446 -7833"' 614-446 1833. ® Cil Shirley & Pat Boone (J) TBS Evening News ill) Ed. Computing Profile Iii! INN News I I :00 0 ill (I) 0 Cll @ &l l1j News CD MOVIE : 'Bill Cosby ' Himself'' Cil Another life CD News/Sports/Weather ([I Dave Allen at large Cffi U .S .- Soviet Relations: The First 50 Years Harnson E Salisbury and former Pres1dent Richard Ni•on re vrew the relatronsh1p between the two superpower s o n t he 50th ann1versary of d1pl oma t1c relat•ons between the two nauons (60 m1n .) fJ) Benny Hill Show 1 I :30 0 Cil CD Tonight Show (]) Best of Groucho (J) Catlins (I) Bobby Boa• Show 0 (I) Hart to Hart ® All In the family &I liZ Nightline g) Twilight Zona 12:00 Cll Bums & Allen (]) SportsCente• CI) Catlins Cll Nightline (]) Latenight America ®MOVIE : ' lady libert'l ' &I liZ Eye on Hollywood fi)Gunsmoke 1 2 : 1 5 (!) Mazda Sports look 12:30 0 CIJ CD late Night with David lettermen Cll Jack Bonny Show I]) MOVIE "This Earth IB Mine' Cll Eye on Hollywood 0 (I) Columbo G® News 12:45 ill MOVIE: ' Silve• D•eam Racer' ()) Track and field : Colgate Women's Games Coverage of this event is presented from New York . NY 160 m1n .) 1 :00 ill MOVIE : 'Emanuelle on ·T oboo Island' Cll I Ma.,ied Joan Cll Entenainment Tonight Ill® C NN Headline Nowa 1 : 30 (]) love That Bob CD News/Sign Off I 0 :30 DAY REFRIGERATION 7397 Cagney & Lacey (I) The First 50 Years ill) Newswatch SEWING Machine repair s. service . Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors Fabrtc Shop . Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 SERVICE 0 160 m1n .l 4066 . WATER 80 Days ' (J) U .S ./Soviet Relations : Pasquale Electric Co all phase!l of electri c work, oil w o rk guaranteed . Aeri al truck rental . 614 - 446 Cell Jim Lanier. 304 -675 - World in lnvesttgat1ng porno movte · makrng , Mary Be th learns JUSt how hard 1t 1s to press a c ase after she and Chns Int errupt a film tn progress AIRPORT IN PARIS ... JIMS • QJ 9 3 t B6 2 I+ A 7 3 THE ATLANTIC AND THE PACIFIC, THE SECRETARY OF STATE AND CAPE COD... THE OARK AGES, T~E GULF OF MEXICO, NOVA SCOTIA, NEW '/ORK ... THAT 'S IT, MA'AM ... MY HEAD IS FULL! : y~" K ~ .' f• ' use ··wa t son was for beginn~s . He explains ca refully why the beginner must start on clubs . Our SOUTH readers don 't need to under- +A K 2 stand this They know already . As to why North didn 't use Stayman, the answer is obvious. Stayman was still a young man in Vulnerable: North-South Dealer South Norlh Pass Pass Incidentally, North wn ting this part of h1s book • A K 84 t AK5 + 10 9 6 West tricks "~ didn ' t Stavman.., .. Oswald : EAST • 9 74 • 10 6 2 tQJ 1094 • 04 WEST + 10 6 5 4 NT Pass !934. He dtdn't play any serious bridge until about East South 1938." l 'as."i 2 NT 0 ~T both my questions. Tell me Jim : " You have answered so mething about Watson." Pass Oswald · lopentng lead "Louis Watson was a member of the class •Q of 1928 at Columbia His class included Sam Fry Jr., Mitch Barnes, Jimmy Maier and Edward Hymes Jr. They By Oswald Jacoby could form and James Jaroby Oswald: "1 wrote introduction back in The book starts with simple hands to get the demar von Zedtwitz was asked how grand slams are bid . Waldy replied, 'I can lell the you about Watson and Jac..-o1934 . by . Watson maKes some very strong bid or other: Ossie read studies for his 10-second er off on his way to bridge excellence ." Jim · " l see a team that would hold its own with the best players of all time. Louis w as the most conservative bidder. As an example. Wal- J1m "Let's go back to Watson 's ' Play of the Hand at Bndge · I have been look ing it over lately and it still is a great book ." Allie Chop day party for George proves to be more trouble than D1ck and Joanna amrc1oated why +KQJ 82 'lfs My (60 m•nJ ([I® Newhart A b•rth · of the • 73 Cil 700 Club 10 :00 (J) MOVIE : 'Around tho Electrical 7911. • QJ 8 J Last 0 going about the business of knocking out the ace of clubs and then running off the rest 4-16-1!4 . 7> dec1des that he wants 10 l1ve wrl h h1s falher C1J (1j) Great Perlormances Down rn the Valley A n ew fi lm produc t1on of the Kun Wetlf folk opera IS p resented •n th ts spec tal present at ton WINNIE James Boys Water Servico Call614 - 256 -1141 or 614 : 446 - 1175 or 614 - 44 6 . r\ORTII (J) MOVIE: 'Olive•!' 0 (I) U~ Daffy Duck's &l ®MOVIE: about South just the heart lead, winning Turn' 304-576 -2010 . 0 trump fur today . What Is so interesting &I ([I 5 76 -2897 SALES · Profe ssional se r vice .for appliances, heatin g, coolrng and electric . Sell an d install Amana. Gibson , Kit · chen Aid Residcnt1a l. Com mercia l , Industrial 304 675 4819 or A tribute to a classic Bay at New Orleans or Houston at Oakland Good - 1 b .cavating. bastt · ments. footefs , driveways , septic tanks , landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537 , James l. Davison , Jr . owner . - - - - - -- - · J .A .R Construction Co . Water Lines. Fo o ter s. Drains . All kinds of D it c hin g Rutland , Oh . ~ 614 - 742 - 0 DALLY BEFIT RECTOR HELIUM Whal she cal led that sou r husband of hers- HER BITTER .. HALF (!) USFL Football : Tampa Excavating 85 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE, U .S. Rt. 50, Coolville. Oh 614 667 -3386 "The 0 ill@ Kate & & Refrigeration I Jumbles Answer Easter Show Daffy be · comes a 'pre ssed duck · whe n he comes up aga 1ns1 Sylvest e1 the Cat Speedy Gonzale s and the prolJII:!m o f gom g nor!h for the spr1ng t1me Call 614-992 -6846 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers MOVIE: Charl1e Brown · Charlte Brown. Lucy and Pepper mint Patty help out as Snoopy develops a secret life a s k1ng of the d1sco (]) (ij) Frontline 'C apl!ve 111 El Salvador .· Filmmak er Ofra Btkel e)(amtnes the pol111 cs and t he p eop le of El Salva dor and w hat effects the Un Ited States hJs on the1r life style ~60 mm) \Closed Captioned) @I MOVIE : ·Gypsy' Interior , eJO;terior painting , te)(tured ceiling 304 -675 - 84 3aturdays (Jll Blue Thunde• 0 ([I ® Cha<lie B•own Special 'It s Flashbeagle. TIME! I X l I XJ (Answers tomorrow) O(J) ffi MOVIE : 'Jesus of (I) rI (I) family Feud Together' 1560 Starks Tree Trimming & Removal. lawn mowing and maintenance, landscaping . 10 Pet oH all estimates . Print answer here Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ([) MOVIE : 'Two Rode SUPiE 16. "O!lDOV~I I'M il'lVlrf A(iREI/r ltELLO? iliiN!E? Now arrange the c1rclod 1eners to lorm !he surpnse answer, a5 suggested by the abOve cartoon BRIDGE Chase' Veshua Amateur Bo~ting: USA vs. USSR from Moscow Call 446 -3637 . Correct Craft & Ski Su preme, family ski boats . New & used, Parkersburg, 0 WHAT THE COACH DID EVE~ TIME A "'LAYE~ FUMI5LED. 0 People's Court CIJ ffi CAPTIAN Dotson ' s Tree Service. In sured - Free Estimate . 304 · r Nazareth' Part 2 (I) Not Necessarily The News SHIP 2903 I I Wheel of Fortune Q) (1Zl Entertainment Tonight fl) One Day at a Time 304 - 882 - 1979 Harley DavidSon. Electra -G lide classic. many e)(tras. low mileage, garage stored . S5.000 . or best offer. 304 - 675 - 1259 . ~ Cl) Tic Toe Dough (I) Fraggle Rock CD Maxt<ax #3 (J) Inside Baseball ® 675 - Remodeling . siding, interior and e~tteriot. te)(tured coat · ing , simulated bri c k and stucco Thermo replace ment windows . 304 -675 - 83 I 0 (I) DID H~ DIE~' STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning, free esti mates . 304 -675 -2295 . 82 () Jeffersons ill carpet tJ IZURBEZ MacNeil/ Lehrer (]) Bob Newhart Show QtJ€., M'( f30{ ... I'KJRLD AIJD DlfD Ofl OH~ OF nl~M ,ON WHIOl Tl<IP rienced roofing, including hot tar application. carpen ter , electrician. mason . Call SHAPE WITH ~1:-H-HE~, &;TT~ 111!~ 1331 your fiJ BORN LOSER Fetty Tree Tr imming . stump removal. Call 304 - 675 - GET @I Sta• T•ek 0 ill CD NBC News Cil Rifleman (]) Mazda Sportslook (I) Carol Burnett (I) &l ~ ABC News 0 (I)® CBS News (II Business Report (fi) Hitch Hikers Guide/ Galaxy 0 Cil PM Magazine (]) Here Come the Brides (!) SportsCenter (I) Sanford and Son Cl) Entertainment Tonight CD When Will the Dying Stopl 0 (I) Wheel of Fortune ] Newshour 2398 o• 614 -446-2454 . o• I I o•. Who ®I News RON'S Teklvision Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Ouazar , and house calls . Call 304 - 576 - 304 -675 - 20BB 4560 News/Spans/Weather rn ® scotchguard -water extrec tion , deodorizers . FREE esti mates . Reasonable rates . Gone Smith, 992 -6309 . JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT 1982 Kawasaki KX250. Motor cross. good running shape . S925 . or best ofier. Call 304 - 675 -7869 after 5 30 PM . Baby blue prom dress with hoop, size 7 . t-80 .00. Phone t GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . RINGLE·s SERVICE expe - 1983 Ford Ranger, 4 spd., 4 cyl ., 2 tone, brown & tan, long bed, step bemper . Road lights, matchi ng topper . For sale or trade. $6895 . Cell 73 exp . Call 614-38B -9662 . Call 446 -9590 . afte• Easter bunnies. ell sizes and colon . 84 .00 or 2 for 87 .00 . One mila out West Point Road, Hartford . ... $3200 . Call alta• 5 992 6843 . Call 614 -992 -6B46 . 992 -2450 . 15816 after SPM . Farm Equipment Copperfield Washer . o ld dolls . 446 - 2088 . afler 6 p .m . Seen Tues .-Fri at 728 First Ave . Utility Sealy posturopedi c double bed mAttress, bOII!Iprings , & frame E)(c . con . Call 614 - 71 614-245- 6064 "'614 -246- 4053 . S25 . Call 446 -1525 TV & Appliances . 627 Third Ave .. Gallipolis . 614 -446 1699 Sptn washers . gas & electrtc dryer s. auto washer s. gas 8. electfic rang es . refrigerat o rs . TV sets 992 -3429 . Northup King earn, alfalfa & grass seed. other farm seeds. Call Vaughn Taylor. 614-379 -2726 . Farm Supplies & Livestock "' .., $300. Call 614-2'56 -627B . Che\ly 0548 614 -446 -0322 Couch. 2 chairs . ottoman for sale In good c ondition . Hay & Grain 64 ·- PAINTING · interior and u tertor , plumbing, roofing . some remodeling. 20 yrs . r========:::::::-r-:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::=1 & 4 1971 Buick Sky Lark auto trans .. looks Ba runs good 446-7687 . Flat bed with side k1ts . chains . binders. & tarp . Ca ll 446 - 3281 after 5PM . Userl Furniture Ranges , chairs. dryers, an d TV ' s 3 miles out Bulaville Ad Open 9am to 6pm. Mon thru Fri . 9am to 5pm . Sat Country Oak Furniture . ta · hle!l. chairs . cupboards. dry sinks, pie safes , lots of misc . Conklos . Rt . 7 , Tuppers Plains , Oh io 3 Yea ling bulls. 2 years old . Stee• fo• beef . 304-B95 · 3B85 . Baby rabbits $3 .00 each . 3059 LAYNE'S FURNITURE 614 -256 -6409 ·~ I I New Treasure Hunt lfiJ 3 -2 -1, Contact STUCCO and PLASTER lNG Dairy goats Alpines and Lamanchas, buck and doe kids end milkers . Call 304 - r I I 0 ill (I) 0 Cll ® &l l1j (JJ Andy Griffith ..; (_·, 675 -6430 . Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one letter to eac h square to form tour ordinary words . EVENING CIJ 614-426-6725 . 1ffl\l'iMl je)1} ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD GAll! ~ ~ ~~ ® b)' Henri Arnold and Bob lH . 4/16/84 . . 304-675-6912 . IIW f\i(tH Heelh 1• County Fairground . Wa shington. C .H ., Ohio . 1215 to 1150 head . Hampshire•· Suffolks-C rosabreda . From Schlichter. Spracklen. Hak ala & Cornett flocks . Call American Cocker pup 10 weeks old . Buff female, cutel Call 614 -245 -9502 . 5804 . 3159 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and ligh1 house keeping room!l . Pt~~rk CentrAl Hotel 1076. 79 Motors Homes & Campers 9 The Daily Sentinel-Page Ohio Television Viewing 1977 Camper self con tained. auume loan . Phone oK 1:><> WN, CAI<YI L.e . 7 See 1've 'fll.KeN oFF (!1f(oe $500 . 992-3316 . Firewood cut up slabs S15 pickup load . Call 614-245 - 62 Olive St .. Gallipoli s . New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk beds complete with bunkies S 19 9 , 2 piece antton livingroom suites $199. antron re c liners 599. other recliners $80, rne~ p le dinette sets S179 , bo)( springs & mattress twin or ful l 5100 set re gular -firm 5120 , maple dinette chairs 535. wash stands 534, maple rockers S59. 7 pieco chrome dinette sot $149. 5 piece dinette set S99. used bedroom suites . r efngera · tors . ranges . chest. dressers . wringer washers . TV's . dry · ers. & shoes Ca 11 614 - 446 - 3 u sed carpels , elllC co nd .. (yellow. red , purple] . Call 446 -3426 after 4 30PM . 2651 Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding fa cilities . English Cocker Spa niel puppies . Caii614 -3BB - 5457 . limestone, Sand, Gravel Delivered in Mason, Meigs, Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 -7785 . Apartment for Rent Small efficiency apart , cen tral air & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 - Misc . Merchandise Knaufi F1rewo o d Pickup or Delivered 12" -22" stocked in yard . HEAP vender . prompt delivery . 614 - 256 - Merchandise 51 Housing Opportunity ) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at 5157 tor one bedroom and 5193 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spnng Valley Plaza . pool and TV ant . Ca ll 446 · 2745 or leave message . 7795 . 9790 . House three bedrooms . New Haven , Mason area . Call after 5PM , 304 882 - 2098 S175 .00 MONTH . 304 576 -2711 992 -5914 2566 TRACY Call 614-367 -7220. 614-992 -3079 . wide all electric mobile homo . set1ing on lot ready to move into. S200 .00 down JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Boarding all breod!l . Heated indoor -o utdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service . Ca1161 4 -446 Judy Taylor Grooming . Call new carpet . furnished. utili ties paid . no pots. 1 kid ac cepte d . Call 614 - 367 - 2 bedroom tn Middleport Furnished S175 m onthly includes water , deposit re quired. No pets . Call 614 - Pets for Sale Antiques 2 bedroom mobile homo. 613 1h Third apt ., $135 water . Cell tween 9 and DWI< Call 614 -843-6253 . 12•60 Trailer. 2 bedrms , 1 '/ 1 baths _ located on private 1h acre lot in Addison $220 a 45 49 " spotted mare. 814-256 -1528. by Larry Wright (01 Good type Simmen1al her efer. polled , age 7 months . Call 446-B55B . TWIN KIT 'N' CARLYLE Livestock 2398 . 2 bdr . trailer fully furnished , good loca tton . sec . dep _req .. · 83 ( 614 -643-2 916 o• 614 -643 2644 . 44 Monday, April 16, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, you ltmtt and then bids the grand sla m." · have !NEWSPAPER ENTt:RPRISE ASSN ) picked out a sure-fire six no- ~i1'·16by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS i Clutch 5 Fastening device 2 Talk show medium 3 Make 9 Gary one's Burg hoff's role II Showy flower 13 Worship 14 G IL•tencd 15 Bite 16 Verbatim 18 Unstable 20 Actress heir 4 Exclude >Impulsive 6 English poet 7 fabled 8 Expiation 10 Soften lZ Tell 17 Nest-egg Yesterday's Answers 23 Moonsh 24 Balin 21 Spanish account queen 19 Numerical 22 Religwus suffix 22 Dispatched 25 Iabbr. 1 body 26 28 30 Red, white, or blue drum Wheat bundles Sealing substance Fashion Frightening shoul 31 Hoist 32 Aquatic mammal 33 Distrustful :15 Senorita's name 39 Falsehood 23 Resource 26 Racine drama 27 At that pomt 28 Ostracism 29 Candlenut tree fiiJer 30 Curb 34 36 37 3S 40 Kld 's toy Greek deity Use Type face Slow tempo, m music 41 Part of a stair 42 " Swingmg on a - " 43 Unearthly DOWN I "Suspicion" star DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- H~re's how AXYD L B ~ AXR Ia to work It : LONGFELLOW One letter simply stands for anolher In this sample A la used for the three L's, X for the two 0\ . etc . Single Jettera apoatrophcs. the length and formation of the words are ati hints Each da y the <'ode IPliers are difff'rent CRYPTOQUOTES ENODCNJI DSA Cl NZ BNOQU, HQBHLI D S '~ Z 0 N F WMUX C .JX CJ DSA IN F H C J SCIDNOL Z H 0, NZ WMIDCKA WANEHOUI. . - BHQO BSCDFHJ Yesterday's Cryptoquote: A PEOPLE WTiliOliT REUABIE NEWS IS, SOONER OR LATER, A PEOPLE WITHOliT mE BASIS OF FREEDOM.- HAROLD LASKI ' �SUPPLEMINT TO : TME .PQMUOY 10-The Daily Sentinel Pag 1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Monday, April 16, 1984 Ohio Escapee shooting Area deaths E1ma P. Woods E lma P. Woods, 86, Point Plea· sant, died Sunday momlng In Pleasant Valley Hospital after a brief Illness. Born AprU ll. ~. in Mason County, she was the daughter of the late Charles and Sarah Lanier Woods. She was a lifelong resident of Masoo County and a member of M t. Cannel Unlted M ethodist Church at Gaillpolls Ferry. For the past 35 years she attended Heights United Methodist Church, Point P leasant, and was a member of the WSCS of Heights church. Surviving are a daughter, Mrs. Leslie (VIrginia 1 L. Rayburn, Point Pleasant; a sister , Hilda Long Hwnbert. Canal Fulton, Ohio: a granddaughter , J udy Camden, Manltou, K y.; a grandson. Dan ny Rayburn, Culpepper, Va.: and one great-grandson. She was preceded in death by her husband, Pearl A . Woods, In 1~9 . a son, WWiarns Chester Woods, who was kllled while serving w ith the U .S. Army In The Phillipines during World War ll, two sisters, Edna M. Long and VIvian Long Speicher . and a brother, Glen Burris. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Tuesday atWtlcoxen F uner al Home with the Rev. Michael Chapman of11clatlng. Burial will follow in Suncrest Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 5 p.m . Monday. Grace L. Eichensehr Grace L. Elcbensehr, 65, 19 West Fttth Ave., Columbus, died Sa turday at her home. She was formerly her n:-sidpnce. Mrs. Adkins was the daug hter of the late Guy and F ran ces Evans Cole formPrly of Laur'l'l Cliff. She attended Pomt'roy schools befor e moving to We llston. Shp is survived by her husband James Adkins; three sons, Marv in , Darin and Jerry aU of West Portsmouth: daughter- in-law, Mrs. Darin Adkins; brothers, Kennt'th Cole, Bellv ille. Ohio and Donald Cole, Rastatt , West GPrmany: one sister, Janice Tra iner, M cArthu r; uncles, Charles Evans, Color ado Springs, Colo., and E dward C. Evans, M iddleport: sever al niPCes an d nephf'Ws. F uner al services w ill be held Tuesday at 2 p.m. at the Baptist Church, West Port smouth. Friends may call at the Roger Davi s FunPral Hom e. West Portsmouth. them . ThP two. en route to a briefing on troop withdrawal arrangem ents, were killed Sunday2.'i milC'S fr om the Angolan border when the bomb exploded at the station wher e they had stopped to servi<·e their car. One civilian from the South African·ruled territory also die'(] and four ot her bystanders were injured, the South African governmPnt sa id . Earlier reports had said two civilians had been killed. South African Foreign Minister R F. Bolha identified the Americ an victims as Dennis Keogh, 44. di rec tor of the U.S. diplomatic office monitoring the tr oop withdrawa l agreem ent , and milit ary attache Lt . Col. Ken Crab!['('('. in his early 40s. NASHVILLE, Tenn. !API- A n Arizona prison escapee was killed In a gun battle as he tried to nee a crowded restaurant, and aulhorltles were trying to dPtPrmine If a pollee officer who came on the scene had mistakenly wounded an FBI agent and a woman bysJander. Robert VanCf' Latimer, a fugitive from an Arizona prison where he was SPrving 15 yPars for armed robbery and kidnapping, was also wanted for shoot ing an FBI agent last month in a Virginia shopping ma ll where a fellow escapee was wounded. Ten to 20 shots were fired in the shoot out Sunday, and ballist ics tests wer e ordered GRIM T ASK BE GINS- Pollee lUld amhulam:e attendML' he gin the grim task of r emoving the bodies from a house in Br ooklyn, N. Y ., w here three women The m an who discuverf'd the tmics, d PS<'ri bed as tl10 com mon· law husband of on(' of th" victims, voluntariJJ' camC' to r.x>licP head · quar1er s for quf's t ioning C'arly tcx:b v Boosters to meet r£'Schack said T hC' man was no1 idrntified Pol iC'C' toda .' · wprp com bing roof l o p~ ami sP;l rching thP neighbor hood for ol hf'r rluP<.... I PSchack cr ddf'd . Meigs Athletic BoostP~s wi ll meet this evening at 7: :ll p.m . at the hi gh school. Meeting rescheduled TOPS Chapter '\70 will mf'f'l Tu!'sda:v with wPigh-in to be held from 6 p.m . to 7 p.m. not 'l: .10 p.m . to h:lOp.m . as was r<'ported. Also. Ke ll~· Thompson was KOPS div ision cont rst winner. shC' d id not 1be board meeting of the Ga lliaJackson-M elgs Menta l Hea lth Board scheduled for this pvening has been rescheduled for A pril !l, at 7p.m . Cancer society bt'gins training session The Meigs County U ntt of th~ American Cancer Soclery will have Its training and kick -off for t he residential drlv£> Tuesda y, Apr ill 7, at 7: ~p. m . at Veter ans M emoria l Hospital. The drive will be held M ay I t a May 10. Volunteers are needed for Letart, Scipio, Salem. Columbia and Bedford Townships. Persons who wish to assist are to call 992-238.1 or ma keKOPS. At the Apri l 24 mCf'ting w!'igh in wil l be from 'l:.10 p. m. t o~<~lp .m. Final prom mt'f'tin~ Plans will tx- fina lized for the pff'-prom a nd pos t-pr om aC'tiv il if'S at a m('(' ting to lX' hr ld in Room202at Meigs H igh School Wcdn<'Sday. i p.m . lnt erestt>d ju nior and senior parmts arc asked to attend. Will mt-t•t Thursda y The SvracuS<' Church of th£' NazarC'nf' Wom pn's M inist riPS \\'ill mt'<'l at 11 : :lfl a.m. Thursday in thr• f~ llowshi p halL Ohio lotto winner 9853.168. Correction The address of Virgil L . Phillips. who recently applied for a f{larriagp Ucense is Middleport, not Ga llipolis due to an lntorma t ional Prmr. Veterans Memorial Saturday Admlss lons--Mil drPd Ziegler, Mkldleport; Frank Sa m atowitz, Pomeroy ; Charles DePm, Jr., Portland; K enneth Lawson, Syracuse. Saturday Dlsc harg<>s-- AI Ian Blackwood, Lowell Bing. Sunday Admisslons--El!Pn Laudennllt, Dexter ; Dan White, CLEVE LAND iA.Pi- The n~xt jackpot m th" we<"kl\· " Ohio Lott o" game is es tim<~ l ed at $1 million, aftrr On(' tickf't was sold C0rl"£'(" tly naming all sL"< numbersd raw n in thf' la!rst gamf'. sfaiP lott(' ry officials sa)'. Winning nu mbf>rs r:lrFtwn S::l l ur · rlay night wcrp 2, i. 29, .11..11 and 3.'>. The winning tlrkrtholr!Pr will r'f'· ceive $ 1. 9~.684 In 20 annual instal lment s of $96.0J l. 20 Jxofm'f' t axf's Th£•rp wpre 2RJ tickPts so ld naming fi ve of the six numbers. Each t lckPt ho lder gets $1.215. I n the four of six cat!'gory. there wrre 10;;9 tickets so ld for a w inn ings of $62eac h. Ptmer<JY. Sunda y Disc h ar ges -- Gera l d Overtw1, William Capehart, Jenny WWJamson. Loan policies topic for 8Chool session POMEROY - A representatlvf' fnlm Bank !will attend a m eeting of Meigs County seniors and their p!ll'l'llls at 6:30p.m . Wednesday at Meigs High School to explain more relaxed student klan pollcUes. Those Interested In student loans do not bave to be cust!l11ers or the bank. Gross df'CIIned to discuss his pr<'liminary observations, excep t to say tha t all 10 peop iP had died of gu nshot wounds to the hPad. H e sa id aut opsies were to be conducted todav. Inspec tor Rubert BurkE' sa id [)O iice wc•re first notified of thP dea ths Su nday night by Carmine Rossi. owner of the Rossi Bread Bak£•ry next door to the victim s' apa 11m ent house. Rossi sa id he\vas in his bak('ry when a m an went int o the two-story brick building and l'mcrged screaming. f<(lwa rd l\(X'h . whu ar rivrd for d hri d tour of tlw hou~· wilh cit)-1 rvic'(lica l F..xam inf'r F.lliot (;ross, aiJpt'<.l!nJ gri.m ;.md shaken whrn llt'i..'fllf'rgt'(l. "Obdou.-.; 1 ~'. it'sa massat ·n·." h(' ~aid. ,\t]a .m . thcHutl;,nd U nitwentto 80\.\'ll's Ru;,.ttl fur Ellt>n Davt•n po rt, to V('t lTa ns Mpmo r i <.~l Hospi tal: at ~ . :10 a .m .. M iddll'port trPatl'<.l W il liam Wi lliams at \'illagp hall; at 1:2: :l~ p.m ., l'up!X'L" PI<..~ ins Wl'n t to Curtis Hollow for !viar.v CusiPr, taken to Hol!f'r !ViPdical Cl•nt Pr; Syr<.~CU S(' a t J: 22 p.m ., tro nSJX>rtr'CI f)(> n\'C• r Parsons to Catn df'n .Cia rk llospit a l in Pa rkl·rshurg and at H: 36 p.m .. PomC'ro\' tcx.lk Dan \\.-'hitf'from his homr on Linco ln Tern.1cP to Vl't£'rans I'VIl•mor ial On S::~turda~· at 7: ~ a .m., Midd li •pm"t took !'viildn--'d ZiPglPr from S. Third 1\w· .. to \"('f('ra ns Formerly Caroll's Coiffu res East er Sp ecial 0 OFF Perms $5° Offer Good 4/ 15·4/ 21 Mason. W . Va. Fro11 RAG DOLL 11 Oz. $109 Only LEAF RAINBLO BUBBLE GUM EGGS $5- ~? No. 7627 Beautifully colored and lightly speck \. ed bubble gum eggs in o mini cor - •Chocolate ~ •; , Oz. •Vanilla 3'/, Ot . CONSELOR HOME BALANCE BEAM SCALE ton . 3/$1 00 The woi s t· high pedesta l fe a t ur es br ush · h <:~i r - a · thon of thf' e d bras s. s liding counte r weig hts o n a zinc, die-ca s t be am that is ca libr a te d in 1/ 2 lb in · 12 Oz. crement s up to 300 lb s. Th e Counselor 3000 off ers balance " indicators : a na n n~· two " true bubbl e The Easter Baske t Bouquet from your fT D ~ Flor ist. to indi cat e wei ghing . Sl·nd t h(' Uu rm.- OuJ Vast' from your FTl~ " Flonst e xac t b a lan ce fo r 2.8 Oz. acc urate al uminum bose cons 1ruct ion f o r stabi lity an ex tr a Iorg e, podde d platform cover ed wi th a was h a bl e , le ather -groin vinyl mat . CHICKEN OF THE SEA TUNA the ol Pomeroy and M rs. Clara L.o!'hary. Pom eroy. to Ve teran s Mem orial Hospit al from the scene of a c·ar-moi 011'Yclc accident on Butt f'r 111£' car, was 1r'£'J 1Pll for shtx·k a nJ Uisc h<trged . 'l11l'rl' w<:~s m odP rdtP damagf's tn bot h Vf'h icll's. BERRY BASKET GIFT SHOP Syracuse, Oh . THRIVE CAT FOOD 10 Oz. A VC'. Oars!, dr iver of thr cyc le, was tr1•at"J fur inj uries and was discharged. Mrs. Lochary. driver of For Easter. 1t 's tlw Hirdhouse Houquel from 'Jeleflora. A real, G ive Tele flora's new Egg Platter Bouquet. Spr ingfresh flowers fill a whit e all-wood kt>epSCike Birdhuust'. burstmR Wlth fresh flowers. Afterward. it's an Kie-:1.1 home for small bm1s am1 pt' TiKt for the ga rde n or p.-1 ho. Call or visit our shop to se nd lh1s gift anywhc r1· m the countr y. ccram1c egg platter featur~ ing hand -painted accent.'\. To send ir anywhere i n the count ry, call or v1sir o u r shop. '· ~~- 6 •; , Oz. Your Choice 3 '/, Lb. 3/79~ log $159 NEW SHIPMENT OF Baskets Silk Flower Arrangements Handmade Gifts Silk Arrangements & Planlers OPEN MON .. WED .. FRI. 10-5 SAT. 10-3 Also By Appointme nt 6 '/, Oz. In 011 or Water YOUR CHOICE EASTER CELLOPHANE WRAP Tirttl' for En.•ler HEFTY STEEL-SAK Color Negative Film Weather forecast Ha ln or drizZle tonight and Tuesday. Low tonight in tbemld-:lls. High Tuesday In thP mid4N. Winds nort herly 10.20 mph tonight. Chance of precipitation 70 pPrcent tonight and Tuesday . Extended Ohio Forecast Wednesday through Friday: Chance of rain each day. lllghs In the 40s and low iiOs Wednesday and 1bul'!lday and In the mid-i!Os to the mld-008 Friday. Lows in the 30s. ?.Aal'reu... lWPti{S with Mashed Potatoes , Choice of Salad, Roll & Dr ink Served Dining Room Only $3 3 5 CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH . 992 -5432 Pomeroy. OH . 10 Count FLORIST Count )'S O ld l~!f t fl o n .~ r 352 EAST MAIN 614-992 ·2644 POMEROY . OHIO 45769 or "Order Early " 992 -6298 31elefiom • J , 2(1 Gal. SIH I '109 '249 Assorted Colors ·crl' '"' ~,., •.\r•·•• ~~ Roll C· 110·24 for Color Prlnt1 241Kpolure• 20"x5 ft . 49~ •· ' ~ ' Choose from - liver & Chicken Tuna & Chicken, Hearty Stew and Turkey & Giblet Easter Lillies & Other Potted Plants ( ...... .- .." ·.•/ PURINA-100 CAT FOOD 992 -508 2 ./11 .</ i11 ' .' . Da rst ' .~. ',. ••• Add to thi s. th e Cou n se lo r Q u a lity ... cast an d G -· ,., ._~-;-. in d ica tor (9-volt bafl e ry r eq uired ). Thi s is the only balance b eom scale o n th e market Mt 'n ll)rLI I: Pom Pmy a t 4: ~ p.m tonk F r ank SJma towit z from E . l\riain St .. to Vr1Prans VlC'morial : H;~r· in(' ;1t 'i : ~4 p.m . fl)ok Ra~~ f)(->f>m, Por t land. to Vf'tf'rans NiC'mor i.11. and T uppPrs P!Ft ins <-if 7: 11 p.m . fl 'f~ at£'(1 Ect l.~·o ns a t R("(XIsvillewi th no tran ..., portalion hPing rpqui rr•fi. Friday, DREAM WHIP le veling dev ice and a unique fiber o pti c el ectron ic l)rofntl . S!Kih St. INSTANT PUDDING AND PIE FILLI NG 31" Tall o, ·,·r·St-'4.--. ing the an nual PVC'nt w ill bf' in~tructur~. Linda Yonkl"r and Kay nut JELL-0 BUNNY dow mini carton . Ml'ig s High School Cosm!'tolog:v Ll<•part rrwnt will bP held Wed nesday from K :IOa. m. to.J p. m. at thPsc hool. flomcro:v Squ::J d took •12 to ' No . 7628 Crunchy, Sugor cooled, speckled, malted milk eggs in o full co lor . Win - GIFT IDEAS ... ... •2 Vt" 21" High Hair-a-thon s l'l last • 4, S, 'frt. OW ••. Urt. OW • ·~ '· tO 'frt. ow $449 LEAF ROBIN EGGS S('('Onci ·Ooor neighOOrs were not homP \A' hl•n ti1P bod ios ._,_.Pr e' found , lw said . Mr·anw\1 ile. 10 liS. I UIIEI A sk Any Employee For Rul es & Color ing Pages • Oz. log room . ThPn.. wf'rP aOOut sevPn prople in t he liv ing room on rouc hes. All dead. shot in the h('ad. Then in the kitc hen, a couple m ore people. the same way ." Burke said the victims' bod ies ~\'Pre in t hn_~ different roorn so fthp first -flo01· flat, which sits in the middle of a m ost ly conunf' rcia l bloc k in <.t quie t, w orking-d ass llrookly n rwig hbor ho od. T hP PLASTIC EASTER EGGS TO FILL *OPEl TO ILL OHILDREI , H WIIIIIEIS PEl STORE ON CHERRY RIDGE RD. Farm . Follow si ns. r-------------~------------.._j Sheer Design Unlimited *33 WIIIIIERS FISH SUPPlES & FISH OF All KINDS AT A COUNTRY PRICE "I ca rnr to a sma ll bPd. A young gi rl was dPad in thP Jx>.rl ," Ross i rreallcd latrr. " Then I went to the Win a $25 Cash Prize ~~t.';~. :t:iJJ' ~.,. Enter Easter Coloring Contest OPEN DAILY 10-8 Near Bradford's christmas Tree INFLATABLE RABBIT Hey Kldtl FOIL WIIPPED SOLID MILK CIOCOLITE EASTER EUS COUNTRY AQUARIUM said Emergency squads kept busy Fivr CCJ !I s wc•n •;_m swpr('(! b~· lfX'Lii unit~ Sun d <o~~' . thr rviPiJ:! S County EmC'rj:!l' ncv MPt lical Sl•rvicPs r('po rt ~. HERSHEY'S ,--------------1 police offi('('r . lie accompan ied thP ma n to the house, where " thrrP were h<Xlics all over the place," hP ThP a nnual Ma~·or -~It: .. ~ ~® The victims pr obably had been dead for about six hours when they wPrP found, Burke said. Rossi said the m an w ho led him to the bodies told him he had left the housP at 1: 30 p.m. and had not been back until hP found the bodies. Rossi said the man , who sa id he liV('d in the house, ask ed if he \Vas a li\' ing n,..,. ht4 a,r11 22, 1114 ••111 ll•••tltlta Llat. Ou•lltltJ rlpta ,.,.,,. We 1re ut reapt~llllt for trpql'llpllloll erron. IIITJ le helen. 1Continued from page 11 20, Racine, was modera tely damaged after it struck and killed a deer on County Road 34, eight -tpnths of a m iiP nor1h of County Road 30 in Chester Townsl1ip. nl 7:20 p.m. Sa turday. JNt was southbound at thP ti mP of thP accident , thP pat ml sa id. Three women, seven children found slain in NY apartment NEW YORK tAPi-Abakerwho followed a screaming neighbor to his apartment found a "massacre" of three wom en and seven child ren -all shot in the head and show ing no signs of pa nic - whilE' an unhu r t toddler sa t c ry ing among t he bod ies, police said. It was believed to be th<' largPst mass slaying in the cit y's history, a uthoriliC's sa id . "Six of the victims, at lpas t. were' s itting in c hairs," Deput y Po licc Com m ission'r r Patri ck M urphy said Sunday night. "There appear to be no signs of panic. T horP appears to be no disruption.·· Murphy and other police officia ls said they had not establ is hed a motivr for thC' s\ayings and knew of no suspects. No dn1 gs or signs of fo rced ent ry Wf'rP found, and the 10 victims rem a ined unident ifif'd P<Jrl.v today. Aulhorlt lcs c!C'Scribed t he victims as th= adult women. one t('('n -agt' gi r l and four younger gir ls and two boys ranging ln age from about :1 years to I he ear ly teens. SALE STARTS TODAY Man cited police said w as the biggest rna..._, murder In the city 's history. Polke said t he motive for the shooting w as not known. (.'\P L a.<;erphoto). and S<"ven children were found shot Sunday In what but was not co nsid(•r f'd a su spc'<.·1. Meigs County happenings .. • VICtim Mary Cole Adkins Two diplomats killed WINDHOEK. SouthWest Africa (AP) -Two U .S. officials monitor Ing South Africa' s troop withdrawal from Angola were killed when a bomb blast shattered a gasoline station that has been a past target of guerrillas fight i n g f or independence. · A Westemdlplomaticsou rcesa id that the attack apparently was not aimed at the Americans an d tha t they simply happened to be thereat the time. However, the Johannesburg Star today quoted unidentified sources as saying the explosive dev ice may have been attached to the diplomats' car with the Intent of killing • of Meigs County . She was preceded in death by her parents, Ward and GlenniP Fox Hayes. Survivors include daughter and son-in·law, Jane and David Spangler, Pickerington: son and daught£>r-ln-law, Chari<'S and Lee Eichensehr: son. Robet1 Eichen sehr, California: granddaughter, Kasey Anne Eichensetu·, Colum bus: sister and brother-lnl:>-law, Eileen and David Coil, Gahanna . Graveside servises will be held Tuesdav at 2 p.m. at Chester Ce metPr y, C h ester. The Rutherford -GIPnn L. Myers Funeral Hom e, 40 W. T hird, Columbus, is in charge of arrangements. Mary Cole Adkins. H. West Port smout h, Ohio died Satu rday at IINTtNa Roll � 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 16, 1984 adkins eichensehr hayes woods