https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7f99dc7bbf8ccdd69f0f710078e40381.pdf 00fe0e0b74fe3aaf8166dbe55f60c4f0 PDF Text Text Judge ends 33 cases Twenty-four defendant s were flnedandnineothers fOiiPitedbond s in Meigs County CoUJ1 Wednesda;· Fined bv Judge Patrick O'Brien were Ja~es Anderson. !{Bei ne. unsafe tires, $.'\ and costs: David costs: Theordore Cott<>rman , ThornviiiP, speed, $23 and costs; Stew PuiPO, 'Jorthfield, speed, $25 and costs; Carl Morris Rutland, s(X'l'<l, $21 and costs. William Lewis, Northup, overload, $161 and costs, unsafe vehicle, $5 and costs; Jacquelyn Dewey , Cincinnati, speed, $22 and costs : Charles Lytle. Vtenna. speed, $21 and costs: Robert Schuber t , Hunllngton. spe<'d. $:Ml and cos ts: Ann _H_o_ug_'h_._c_,_a_lli_po_l_is_. _s_IJeed_ -__·_$_21__a_nd___ ~ lf Thunday, April 19, 1984 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Poge-14-The Daily Sentinel costs; Stanley Higginbotham . Columbus. speed, $21 and costs. DeborahHatfleld,Rutland,defective exhaust, $5 and cost s; Vincent Stant', Pomeroy, speed, $26 and costs; David Doerfer. Pomeroy, defective exhaust, $10 and costs, no operators license. S75 and costs. three days conflnement.lf license If obtained within :.J days $50 of fine andjailsentencewillbesuspended: Thomas Anderson. Rutland, left of Dyer. Bidwell, Frank Metzger, pended 60 days, if attend driving Pickerington, Charles Tanner, school jail sentence and $225 of fine Walker, W .Va., RichardT. Dougan , will be suspended . Racine, Jospeh Maxwell, Toledo, Earl Phelps, Middleport, DWJ , 10 and Gregory Lockhart, VIenna, days confinement, license susspeed. $50 each; Howard Writsel, pended 120 days, $150 and costs; Racine, speed. $'10. Timothy Fry, Pomeroy, speed, $20 nand costs; Keith Musser. Pome- . - - - - - - - - - - - - roy' assau It, six months confinement. Forfeiting bonds were Dwayne Ne~ds Williams, Gallipolis, speed, $43; costs, three days confinement, license suspended 60 days; George A. B lanks, Oak Hill, W. Va., speed, $15 and cos ts; Wllliam L. George, Cheshire, overload, $487, $200 suspended, slx months probation. Benna K. Mali in, Westerville, speed, $22 and costs; William C. Stark. Chardon, speed, $23 and costs; Charles Rittle. Pittsburgh, speed, $Wand costs; Edith Welch , Albany, DWI, $250 and costs, three Fer All Your ·~ COORDINATE SPORTSWEAR QUALITY CAROUSEL SPORTSWEAR IN WHITE, GRAY or PINK Weekend Sale Prices On Our Entire Stock Of Misses and Extra Size Sportswear long and Short Jackets, Pants. Skirts and Blouses ~~ ·:( ~t· Jr. Sizes 1\l Easter Sale 1: Easter Sale \' · ~) \ SAVE THIS WEEKEND! ~I 1 5.95 Knit Shirts ........ ' 4.89 18.95 Knit Shirts ........ 17.49 110.95 Knit Shirts ....... s8.99 112.95 Knit Shirts ..... s10.79 i-f Easter Sale * JUNIOR DRESSES B' ~: ·,:;:~ 11. ,; ~"1 ~- ~ 1 15.95 14 . Dress S19.95 Dress 121.95 Dress 1 29.95 Dress Trousers ....... S12.76 Trousers ....... 115.96 Trousers ....... 117.56 Trousers ....... 123.96 Reg. 19.00 to 142.00 SALE PRICED $719 TO $3359 Polyester Cotton blen d twi lls in popular color s wtlh cootdtn attng belt. Stude nl s1zes 26 to 30 wat sl Boys s1zes shm and regular 8 throu gh 16. Two p1 ece dresses. two p1ece sutt s. dresses. short <tlls and chopped 1ump SUIIS Jr S1zes 3 lo 15 Reg. SJl.OO to 137.00 $!9.95 Student Sizes Sl6.95 Regulars & Slims $15-.95 SALE PRICED $8 79 TO $29 59 SlJ. 95 SALE PRICES, TOO , ON BOYS' SPORT COATS Reg. '34.95 Reg. 1 39.95 Sizes 10 and 12 Sizes 14 thru 20 ;.. S27 .49 faster Sale · ~~ " Full Sl tp s. Hall Sl 1 ~s onn Cann sol es. _ Cotton and r·ylor . 111 wh1t e. be ,~e. ., navy nr black Reg '5.25 to 1 14.00 l'";,c 1 1· I LITTLE GIRLS' Easter Sale MEN's LIGHT WEIGHT SLIPS JACKETS Easter Sa le Prices on half slips, full slt ps and cnno lin e sltps to cotton and nylon . COmpl ete range of little gtrls' SIZeS Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. LOCK REOPENS - All of our jackets for wear now th ru ea rly fall S, M, L, XL and XXL Stzes. You'll like the se lect ion and also the low prices for th ts Easter Sa le ss.oo ....... Sale s3.99 ss.oo ....... Sale SG.39 111.00 ..... Sale sa. 79 S14.00 ... Sale sn.l9 1 I 1 f, · ...·_.;.· --.. . $420 TO $1120 ~ -:: ·--- ,~ ~ 10.95 Jackets .......... s8.75 15.95 Jackets ........ '12.75 117.95 Jackets ....... . 114.35 '39.95 Jackets ........ 131.95 1 Easter Sale MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS Sizes S. M. l. XL, XXL . XXXL. XXXXL and Talis - Dress y an d Casua l Styl es Cut-offs and lanks. too Tht s sa le In cludes our eoll e stoc k of men's kmt sh trts. Solt d colors. plards , stripes. button down an d regu lar wtd e spread collar styles, west ern shtrt s ncluded . Van Heuse n. Campus and Wra ngler brands. sg_ 95 Knit Shirts ......... _17.59 110.95 Knit Shirts ........ 19.29 112.95 Knit Shirts ...... 110.99 116.95 Knit Shirts ...... 114.39 1 S. M. l . XL. XXL. XXXL. XXXXL 1 ll.95 112.95 114.95 117.95 Sport Sport Sport Sport Shirts ....... l9.79 Shirts ..... 110.69 Shirts ..... 112.29 Shirts ..... 114.79 Easter Sale MEN'S Easter Sale MEN'S VAN HEUSEN EASTER OUTFITS DRESS SHIRTS SOt lo t Sutls. 2 and 3 p1ece SUits. coor tltnallng spot! coats and slack s S11es Nrwbo111 to 24 mos . 2 lo 7 Reg. sg_oo ....... Sale s7.19 Reg. 112.00 ..... Sale s9_59 Reg. 1 17.00 ... Sale 113.59 Reg. 122. 00 ... Sale S17.59 ·\ Neck Stzes 14 ' .' to 18 11,_ So lid colors. whtt e. neat stnpes bolton down collar styles. regula t col Iar s. An excellent selecl 10n for wear al Ea sler and al l su mmer long '14.00 Van Heusen Shirts ..... 111.20 117.00 Van Heusen Shirts .. .... 113.60 120.00 Van Heusen Shirts ...... 116.00 Poster contest winners ...Page 8 • enttne 2 Se(f ion ~ . 12 Pages ::IS Cents A Mult imedia In c. Newlpoper Thetlmelyprocess ofinsta Uingthegatdeaves- om· shown in tl!e distww•• to the left - wa' undertaken by the Monallo, a U.S. AnnyCorpsofEngineers' derrick boat dispatched from Pittsburgh. The gate was damaged by a boat owned by Crounse Corp., a Kentucky company on April 2. (Photo by Lee Withrow). New virus may cause AIDS By KEVN KELLY OVP News Staff AftE-r sevpra l day s spent on moving and installing a spare ga te, the m ain lock at the Galli polis Locks and Dam was rebpenPd to river traffic late Thursd a~· afternoon . Th<> reopening of the IiilO- foot lock end s a two-we<>k traffiC snarl at the locks. but U .S. Army Corps of EnginPer s offi rials PXpPf'l it rna~· be a fC'w da~·s beforf' thf' backlog of tows waiting to pass thmugh Ga Uipolis wtll be c lf'arrd. Davf' Ba~'ard , a publir in form at ion officrr for t.h(' corps' Huntington district. sa id som e work remains to be done on the spare. to b<' done somctimc within th e next few weeks. " They want to get thi s done quickly." Fla)·ard explained . noting that the prinnary purpoS<' was to l':el towboat traffic m oving again . Prior to the reopming, Bayard sa id then• wen• 17 to ws on both sides of t he locks waiting to pa ss through , up from the average of 12 the corps estimated werc wailing a t the height of t he t ra ffic tie-up. The main lock had been closed sincf' A pr il~. when a coa l barge struck the gate. By Thursda v, dela 0:s totaled an est imated 5,1XXJ hours , at a rost ol $2milllon to th e barge industry , according to the corps During the t ic-u p, tows went through the 360-foot auxiliary lock . • Ga ll ipolis. with the sm allest lockin g svstem on the Ohio R iver. is con sic\rn_'CI b~· thC' corps a s emf' of thf' 1 Special Easter Sale MEN'S LITTLE BOYS' The upper lock gate at the Gallipolis Locks and Dam was reopened for river traffic late yPSrerday ,ending a two-week traffic snarl. SJ1.49 LADIES' \_~r~ SLIPS ( !;:'/ SALE PRICED Easter Sale t------------------------------------4 Reopen main lock at Gallipolis Locks, Dam 117.00 ...................... Sale 13.59 123.00 ...................... Sale 118.39 134.00 ........... .... ....... Sale 127.19 145.00 ...................... Sale S35.99 Beauttfu l Spring Styles and Colors tn Sun· dresses, Knit Dresses and 2 and 3 ptece set s. Sizes Newborn to 24 Mos., 2 to 4. 4 to 6x, 7 to Reds lose sixth straight... Page 4 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 20, 1984 1984 1 Regular sizes 29 to 42 and extra stzes 44 through 50. Polyeste r cotton blends and 100% Polyesters. Select your favonte color or pattern tor wear now and al l sum mer long. Big Selection. DRESS TROUSERS ~ ~ }~ Voi.JJ . No.5 BOYS' ·:. ~ "'n~ . ..;·, at Easter Sale ~ J~ • LITTLE GIRLS' DRESSES DRESS TROUSERS ~ ~~ rain each dAy, altbough mainly In the sooth Sunday. Highs In the 50s Sunday and Tuesday and ~Monday . Lows $-45. e Copyri~hted forecast for the Chance of Easter Sale MEN'S Ca sua l looks. Sol1d Colors. St npes, Tank Tops anli Cut Oils Boys' Boys ' Boys' Bc.ys' Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. FRIDAY, APRIL 20 and SATURDAY,- APRIL 21 ~ Our en ttre se lec tiOn of boys ' knrts '" SIZe 8 through 20. Jeans Sh trt s. Dress y Kn tt s, t E•tended holiday weekend: Devon, Boston Traveler and levi su .l9 s12. 79 S15_..19 sl9.19 ft BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS -..- ~ Int-reaslng cloudiness tonight. Low 40-45. Light northeasterly winds. Cloudy Satunlay with a tilaQce of rain developing. High 55-00. Chance of rain 211 percent wnlght and :;o percent Saturday. Queen Casual, Dotty Mann , Aileen, 3/ 4 to 15/ 16 Reg. 114.00 .......... ............ Sale ~ Reg. 116.00 ...................... Sale Reg. '19.00 ...................... Sale Reg. S24.00 ...................... Sale if By the Bend .......... Pag.,. 6-7-8 Classifleds ............ Pa~es 1!-!i-10 Comics-TV ................. Page II Church Notices .......... .. Page 5 Editorial ..................... Page 2 Deaths ....................... Page 12 Sports ............. ....... . Pages 3-4 Easter Sale Easter Sale -J.(- The readers write...Page 2 · Weather c_~~l-le~n~.--R7u_ll_an_d~,-s~peed~~·~$~--a~n~d~~c~·e_n~te~r-.~co"s~ts~o•m7y_.~D~Wl~,-~~Ra_n_d~-d~ay~s~~co~nfin~·--em~e-nt~, l~ice::nse~~s:us:-~;Ral~p~h~W~e~U:s,~Po~m~e:ro~y~,;VV~W~Iam~~R~.Jl~~~~~~~~~---=~ J1t. JUNIOR SPORTSWEAR ft~ Inside today: By Pi\UL RAEBURN AP Science Writer NEW YORK I API -On the stren!!lh of nt>w studies in tllf' United States and France. rPsean·hers sav it " looks vPry good" that a v irus disco vered in France last ymr may be lh<> long-sought cause of the deadl y disease AIDS . The virus, wh ich t he French researchers call · ""ly mphadenopathy virus," or LAV, is the most likely candidate yet as a cause of A I DS. according to a va r iety of reS<'archers inte n.iewed b~·· rheAssocia t ed Press. The new evidence casts doubt on a hypo! hesLs of r esear chers at the Nat ional Cancer lns!ltu te. w hich has contended that a human cancer virus is lik('] y responsible for AIDS . Among thP latest findin gs: -Evidenf't' of th r nr\vly discovered virus has txvn found in 80 pe rcent to 90 pNrent of ,\merican AIDS patients w hose blood sam ples wcrr sent to Paris fQr test ing. -NinPty (X'rcent of Americans wit h a pre-AIDS disorder called lymphadPnopathy also carr,· a ntibodies to the virus. evidence they havp been exposed tu it . - The virus it sPif has be.-n found in II patients. six with AIDS and five wtlh I he p rt'-AIDS disor der. "I think II looks wrv good," said Dr. Donald Francis. coordinator of AIDS laboratorv activ it ies at the Centers for D isease Control in Atlanta. "It's the best gam e in town ri~hl now. You've got to go wit h it. you'w ~ot to push very hard and learn more about it," said Dr. Malcolm Martin, a v irologist at th<> Nat iona l ln.stilu te of Allergy and lnfecllous Diseases in Bet hesda, Md. discovery of the cause of AIDS wou ld not nw constitute a cure, but is a necessai)' first step that could speed the development of a treatmPnt or vaccine. The studies described above. done by Luc M ontagn ier and coUeagues at the Pasteur Institute in Pa r is. wert> described by Martin, who visit ed M ontagnier tast week . Most of the studies have not yet appeared in sc ientific journals, Mart in said. In the April 7 issue of The Lancet. thP F'rench resParchers reported evidm ce of the ly mphadeno· pat hy virus in two brothers wi th hemophilia. suggest ing that the \1rus can be transmilled bv blood transfu sion. That could explain thr transmi ssion of AJDS to h<'mophiliacs. w ho require frequmt blood transfusions and. along with ma le homosexuals and abusers of injectable drugs, are among the groups most likely to get AIDS. ' MontagniPr said in a telephonP intf'tv' if'w that he is ·· ronv inced" the viru s "has a ro le in AJDS." "But we have to eonvin cr lhf' sciC'ntifi c rom.mun ily," he added. DRESS SOCKS Good Friday march draws 300 in Ohio Btg se lectton of sol1d colors 10 men 's SIZe s 10 l hr ough 13. famou s Sp nnglool quahly Reg. 12.00 1\ "r VAN HFI. CINCINNATI ! API- An int erra cial. int erfaith march for Good F'riday was designed to make the public aware of contemporary problems, along with the contemporary theme or Christ' s crucifixion, organizers say. The "Way of the Cross. Way of Justice" service. beginning a t noon today, planned stops at14 "sta tions of the cross" selected for con tpm porary soc ial significance Included on thedo wntown routewerl'a fallout sheller, a welfare office, the county cout1housea nd the city j ail. wan t to connPCt ln a co ncretC' way the suffer ing and death of .Jesus Chr ist 2,000 years ago with 1he real suffer in g of people toda y." Stephen Kroeg<'r, one the m ar ch' s chief organizt>rs. sa id Thursd ay. Although it was fashioned aft er a similar observance in New York. w hich was to feature a m ock ·'die- in " to prot<>st the nuclear a1ms rae<>. Kroeger said the Cincinnat i servict:' won't contain overt arts of civ il disobedirn ce. lnsl<>ad, marchers w il t observe Bulky Knit Orion ... . 11.59 Reg. 1.50 1 Banlon Panels ........ s1.19 three wors1 na v igational bott lenecks in the nat ion . The others arc the Bonneville lock on thl' Culumbta River in the Pacific nonhwest region. and Lock and Dam 26 on thp Mississippi near St. Louis, Mo. RPpa irs were delayed at Gallipoli s two WPt>ks a~o fx>cause of the hig h level of the Ohio Riwr and another acridf'nt that OC'('UJTf'd when a denic k boat o-wned b~ AmhPrst Indu s trif'~. c.~ Wf>st Virginia salvagf' f arm, was swf'pt av.:ay by the cutwnt while allempting to haul pa11 of lh(' damaged gate to the nearby shore. The dC'rrick bc'ca mc moorC'd in tht: river bottom about 100 IC'f•t awi:l~' trom the dam. Bayard sa id tht' corps will soon lx'gin ra ising the df'rrick and thP gatP leaf. " I think thC'~'· rC' waiting tor a more approprialf' tim r. ·· hP -;a iel. ''Right now . thl' main concern is to get traffic through thf' locks." Thr arriva I last wf'f:'k nf 1hP rorps rlenick Mona llo. coupled with reduction ot the nV<'r lrvrl. allowed repairs to get undcrway. Thl' Mona !In pirkf'fl up the spare gatr from thr Ohio shore last Thursda)· and hauled it to th<' lock . Ba)1ctrd said th(' rC'main df'r of thf' \\'f'f'k wa~ srxont ins wlling thl' gat(\ \'.'hich corps Sp:Jkf'sman Co nrad Ripil'V dt•scribc'CI as a timfLconsuminJ:: process tx• lx'<-'<:tUSf' Pach lt>af of' tht• gat{' had to pn"VPnt 11-•akagP . ali,[!TIC'd rn Wl10n lllf' lr~:.~f now rl.'s ti.ng in thl' ri\"t'r i.<. : r;..!is('(J, it and thf' rema ining Sl'<' ti on ol thC' damagr-d ga1P ~,~i ll tx ' bt.:>achrd and rC'p;J il"l 'CI. ol"ficials ~a id . Myers will be returned to Mason County on 1982 charge POINT PLEASANT - A 19-yearold man serving a 15·y<>ar st>ntPnce on a manslaughter c harge in a Florida penitentiary will bf' 11"· turned soon to Mason County to fare a char ge in connect ion with a 191l0 murder hf'rP. Mason County Prosecuting A ttorney Damon B. Morgan Jr. announced today Ronald M yers. who was indictf'd in September of 191l"2 formurdPr by a M ason Coun t~' gra nd jury in conn ection wi th the .June l K 1900. death of J am es Te n-:-• McCausla nd. 1~. 412 LPWisSI . Pom t Pleasant. w ill b<' brought back bv Ma"lln County Shenff Rob<'rt !-: F'ruth fmm BerbardCounty. F'lnrirla, to face the char ge, M organ S{] id . McCa usland's txxi:'v' \\'tl S di S('() · v<'red at about 7: 1o a.m. by his bml her Rob<'rt McCausland and Mark Bennett on a heavily wooded hillside behind 1he P leasa nt Valle1· Apartmm ts on 12t h Stt'E'('t. The body was found 11 ing fan• down in a dry cr e<>k bed. A prl"'liminary· f'Xam ina tion of thp bod.\' b~' the state mf'dical exam iner showed that McCausland dird from a bullet wound to the chest probabl; firrd from a .22-calibrr rifle. Thr vict im 's shi rt had t=n rcmoV<'<l and tied around his wrist and apparent!;· uS<'d to drag th<' body J:J() to 200 fe<'l down I hP hillsid<• 1hmugh brush and wood!', formrr sheriff James C. H all uiscloS<'!l durlng his initial investigJtion Fruth, \\: !10 \I..' as granlt"CI penni~ sion to tCJkr a flight to Flori da to ret riC'Vf' Myprs b~·t hC' Mason Count \· Commission dutin g it s rf'_E;l..Jiar m('('ting Thursda _ , . night. said h(• would be leaving Monda_,. Morgan sa id hP caused a detainer to b<' plac<'<l un Mvers in FlomJa and that Mvprs h.otd r('questt>d that thr mu rd t•r charge in Mason Count _,. tx• disposed uf. Morgan said upon M.\ l'r< arrh·a l in Point Pleasant. hf' will bc lodged in thP Mason Count\' .Jail and thrn \\il l l"x' aJTaignE>d tx>fo rr Mason l 'ount~ · Circuit .J udgf' Clarf'nC'f' Wall . Thf' proS('('uting aTtornP.\' sa id a mot ion will probabl.\· tx'filf>d 10 han• M\f'r< ca.<>(' 1ra n.c;, fC'rrf'd from thf' jurisdir t ion of ju\T'nilf' cou1·t t oadult rou11. M organ sa id M .vPrs w .1s 17 whrn t hf' offf'nSf' ocrurn.'Cl Morgan said he thinks M)n·s lA· as !i\·ing in MJ~on Coun t ~ Wh('n the offrnsC' OC'('Urrrd. l1ut h1 • sairl he is uncf'rl,lin it hr i.o.; ~ nntin'. Veterans Memorial Hospital earns award for risk management project. VPtPrans M emorial Hospit al has been rPCOgnized as havi ng one of the most respected R isk M anagl'ml'n l · Qua lity Assumncr progra m s in thr State of Ohio Scott Lucas, administrator, a n· nounced tr'<lay tha t Ohin Hosp ital In sura nt~· Cornpanv of Columbus. through its Risk Managcmpnt · Claims Depa 11m ent has selected Ve tera ns· Mem orial Hospita l as an ouls tandi ng promoter . innovator and suppor1er ofRisk M anagem ent Thf' Sf'!f'C'tion wa~ basf'd on Sf'VE'ral critPria. am ong w hich wrrf' climas frc-qucnc~· . claims sr,·rrit.\· cxposu nrs and out -pa tient and IX'ft count .James Bl u<' of Ohio Hospital Insuranrr Compan_\" pn.'' "f'nlrd Lu cas. Rhonda Daile)·. R.N., and Risk :vlilnager. and Dun &•gil', Saiet;· D irC'ctur a dislin rltivp plaquP and praist!d lhf' Risk ManaF{t'mPnl JC'Iivi1 it.os of VP1Pra ns Memorial Hospit al. Th(' Ohio Hosp ital ln~u rL!ncf' C'ompam bPli C'Vf'~ thaT los~ prf'H'TI · linn programs. whf'n profPssion-.tll.' impiC'mC'ntf'CL allows the hospital to icJf'ntify. f'\'nluatf' and perhap-' prf'\'f'nt risk.-;. thf'rC'h.\· impro\·ing thr qua lity of pa tirnt C'<HT' <.~nd rf'du('ing thr ~ssibilit) · of financial l0ss to the hospilill. Blue in presenting thr- plaqu<' Sl a IPel I ha I 10 l"('('f'i\"C' SUC' h a n i-l \\" ~IILI rpquirPd COOPf'ration from Luca s and his l' n t in · sl aff JS Wf'll as st mng lf'adf'rship. Hf' also eommcnrlf"CI Daile.\- fu r ht'l" ha,·inJ! th0 progr<Jm a nd 13f.coglf' fnr hi~ f'ffu11 s. ··we r ' ' ' GoOD FRIDAY SECURITY - An anned Israeli soldier walks past a group of Christian pUgrims (left) carrying their cross along the VIa Dolorosa. With Good Friday, the Passover Friday, and the Moslem Friday praye"' taking place at the same time, ·security In JeftiSalem · was heavy. ( AP Wirephoto) . • moments of prayer . mime. song or silence at each of the 14 station s. "At fir st we thought we'd be pleased with :ax! or 250 people," Kroeger said. "Now it looks like we might have 300." The stop at the U .S. lmmigratlon and Naturalization Service office was arranged by the Coalition for Public Sanctuary, a Cincinnati Interfaith group organized to help Central American refugees find political sanctuary in this country. Ot!I'STANDING PROMOTER - Veterans IV!emorlal Hospital Thursday received a plaque from the Ohio Hospital lnsul'llllce Company , Colwnbus, as an outstanding prornoler, Innovator and supporter of Risk Management. Plctun>d at th<' presentation weN' from left, .James Blue of Ohio Hospital Insuro~~~ce Company, Scott Lucas, adrnlnistr.llor at Vl'l.erans Memorial Hospital, Rhonda DaUey, R.N., and Rl•k Manager and Don Beegle, Safety Director. �Comment MEIGS-~<\SON !\REA ,.,~ . WASHINGTON- With Congress in its Easter recess. the hullabaloo ovPr Nicaragua has subsided on Ca pi to l Hill. While I his blessed quiet rci!(Ils, IPI us look a! the proposllion. This ha.s nut been our fines! hour. for l'llht:>r the administration or the C'ong rpss, but the situa tion is not as bad as the presidPnt's critics have ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher hokrd 11 up to b<>. PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH Assistant Publisht>r ('ontrolh·r Gt•nt•rU.I J\olana~t·r DALE ROTHGEB . •JR . New~ Editor A ~I EMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Daily Pr('ssAssoclation and the American Nf'w~paper Puhli!o!her What i~ our· national purpose in Ce:-ntral America'' That is thC' ke_y quC'S!\on; wf' ought never to lose SJghl of il. Our pw·posP. stoutly df'fended b~' the bipartisan Kissln · gf'r Commission, rf'gularly pro- A~socialion . If+€. LF.T'TERS OF' OPI\'10" an> ~· toleonwd . Tht>y .,.hould bt• IPS" than 300 " 'ord.. art> suhjl-'fllo i'dlllng and mu ...t ht• sl~tnf'd with namt>. addrrss and telephont' numht>r . ~o unsiKnt'<l ll'flt'r'!-. wUI tu· puhlisht'd . Lf'th·rs sllould !wIn guod ta..oott.•. addrt>S..,;ing ls!Out~. not pt>r!Oonallti{'S . claimed by the White House, strongly supported by key figures In bolh parties , is simply this: to pl'E'venl the S0\1et Union from expanding lis military power and lis political Influence Into our hemisphere. One Cuba, we have sa id to lhP world, Is enough. 1s this a valid purpose? Surely il seems valid to me. Nicaragua, El Salvador. Costa Rica. Panama. Honduras. Gualemala- these are nations in our own backyard. It is a fair ass umption thai no present or future U.S. president - not a Reagan, nol a Mondale, nola Hart. ' ...... --- not a Kennedy - wants to awaken some morning to news of commu· nisi takeovers. The prospect of So\1el naval bases In !he Caribbean is not a comforting prospect. For !he sake of argument, suppose we assume the purpose is a valid purpose. The quesllon then becomes, What do we do about !I • How may we best prevPnl the ca lamit y? OvPr the long haul, as 1he Kissinger Commission recom~ mended. the most desirable answers lie in economic aid- in the kind or assistance that would mean b<'ller education , b<'ller medical I WE..'r ct/WMPIJ~ t on~:; ..\lllritns ' Doling out candidate~s time ruffles feathers a sUm one." And indN'd. th~ former \'ire pres irlr•nl passro up lh~ Saturda,· nigh! dinner to take 1h~ Wf'<'kend off. · w~·r~ drlighlrd with that." sa ki Hag;m . noting !hal IV!ondale hadn 't been home in 32 da,, ·s ·we wou ld hn v<' likc'fl to have pr~ssured him locu m~ fP?.. . ~ to PVI'nts. bur hf''s a human ~ing ancl hp'fl likr to hil\"P somC' timf' to IX' r t>flPe!ivl' and tx• with hi ~ family . Wc'J1' not ('!('('ling a roOOt.' ' SP~ING- VA~TION Hagan says if' s hard to copc> with local demands fur a cand idate's 11me. can't do certain things Thc•y will not accept !hal. The!· hav<' no ·understa nding of a national carnpaiL.'ll." Letters to editor Parent upset with board members hoard of educatio n members will be just a stone away, and I only hope th.11 our pa rrnts and taxpaying community' will get in vu lvPd in ou r childr{'n's e~c tivitiPs and gpt first hand t>xpc•rirncp in our so-ca l!C'd dPmCK.Tatic school board decision, J.nd havf' on I:,.· lasting mr morirs of how thf'sf' board mPmlx>rs votr. l pPrsnnall~ · would likr to thank Ms. Goodnitr for hC'r dedication of instruct ion to our rhildrf'n, and I JX'rsonaJI~ · support her and w ish hl'r th<' best in an _ , . futurC' program _Al so I ~\.·ould likf' to publicly thank both LJob Barton and Rob Snowden lnr thC'ir ronsidPra ti on of our childrf'n whPn vot ing for Ms (;oodnitr'" rrhiring. Plrasc. par· rnts. givr thrsr stu<lf'nt program s ~·o ur support and hrlp rrmind our hoard mcmbf'rs jus t who the.v arc• supposf'd to be rC'prt•scnting . - I\ roncf' rnfX1 parrnt ancl boostrr. ( ;f'orgr Hoffman . Blacky's gone, dogcatcher blamed It sw m5 1hf' gPnt lema n uu r rommissium•rs hirf'd as county dogcat chf'r is rPally not hing morT• t han d dug kidnap)X'r. You Sf'(', ht• r~a ll y dOPsn't catch dogs . LPr mf' Pxplain · "Biacky .. was a faithful, loyal, considerate, kind. v.:f'll -mannPrf'd, pvf'n-tPm!X'red mongrf'l who , for thrw yrars, hung around my· pl a<'C' uf employment _It Sf'f'ms no onr f' lSf' wantf'd to givf' him a rlPCf'nl homr. so hr d('('ided to makf' this hi s hom(•. Wr fPd him . pettC'd him . wr wf'rf' grxx:l to hi m - anrl in rf'lurn. hf' watchf'd the prrmisP<.,. ~vas frirnrll~· urith childrPn. didn 't bitr an~ ·unr. and in gt?n('ra I wa s mur h hr!lf'r IJ<>ha vro than most fl"Ople . I doubt that hr PVPr had an unkind word or a n unfri endl y th o ugh t at)(lut anyone. The county dogral cher. M1 ·. Ciarene<> Taylor of :v1 iddl~porl. appa rPntl y has no succpss at "ca tching" dogs !hal bile c hldren. kill liwslock and tra r up garbagr IJat,!s. So during his " raid" on R"ci nP, hP nabbPd l h<' onlv dog he ('Uuld c<.~tc h and ""Biack .v " W~lS quickl y put to dPatll . V\."p miss him. H(' was a good dog in f'VC'I\' srn se of thf' word WP askf'd Mr. Tavlor to sparE> thP dog, and we would havf' gollf'n a licc nsr or \vhaiPVf'r was nff'Pssar:v . We told him hP \A.· as taking a good dog \.l.' hO brought onh· lovr to thf' world but hf' would not lisff'n Pr rhaps this is just anothf'r Pxamplf' of thf' wrty our commis· sionPrs nf'C'dlf"'s J~: squa ndPr our taxpa :v·p r dollars . It 's for Cf'rtain wf'· rc nor gf'llingwhat wr' r('pa _ v ing tor and wr"rp not gf'tting an~ · common sPnsr out of thf' C"ount .v dogra tchPr Now I kn ow morr than rvf'r \vh~· I lnvt' I hal old saying: The morP I'm around peopl0. the more I low dogs. - ClarPnC'<' T. Wolfe. Rou te 1. Long Bottom. A step backward? Editor. The Daily Sentinel 1feel thai theslead v progress !hal has been made by I hi> school administration in the past three years reached a nf'W low on April 17. 1984, at the Meigs Local School Board meeting. First. we spent lhrE'<' hours in executive meeting behind clos<'d doors tllat was not really necessary -the length of time that Is, when we knew we had approximately 60 parents and students present who . were waiting on the school board's decision. Second. the board did not listen to the desires of the parents and students tllat werE' present or the sludpnts who had wJiiiPn the lrller.; to the paper edllors. If we do not serve the students, who a!"(' we . ? Sf'rvmg. Third. las t year, in April,1983, the sa me people, superintendent and high school pJinetpal, recom mended the same people; this year. lhey changed their recommendations. Fourth, the dissention we (Meigs Local Board 1 have crea ted by our decisiOns have left the sllldents and teachers with the feeling of failure that wtll have long lasting effects . Signed Robert F' . Snowden . Member Meigs Local Board. drop his price . .lumblall was no thp disast er in Lf'hanon sf'f'ms like a Gr('('k tragC'dy - rloomf'd from thr start. Rut it was not a prPOrdainl'd futurr. If !hP central charac ter in longer int erestt?d . Hi s militia had lhP gtim drama. LPbancsc Presi · dent Amin Gemayel. had been less arrogant and short sighted, lh<' ourcomr could have been differPnl - iJ nol a happy ending a I leas I a tol('rabiP onP. whipped GemayPI's ChJisiJan-led e~rmy and he could set his own term s . T here was no room for haggling. It' s noll hal Gemayel didn't have adequate warning. When I he lsrae· tis decided to pull their troops out of the Shout Mountains overlooking S..irul. they urged Gemayel to nego liat« with Jumbla l l, and Thai is the• verdict of U.S. and warned him 1hat the DrusP militia IsraC'l i official s intPrviewed bv m y <.~ssnd<::~te LucP ttf' Lagnado in Wa · ~hi ngto:1 and Jerusalem. would b<'al the Lebanese army in "Th~ ~:~ny fight fur thP slr<JIPgie turf . As I've !'('ported, the I sra elis and nesP Chri st ians "on Tht.• wJ .\ ' be!w(>en Beirut <:~nd Paris." (;e-- mayel's negolialor, Walli Haddad. arrived in Paris w ith an entirely different set of proposals. and lht>y were unacceptabl(' to thP Druse. To makC' m attPrs evpn worse. Gemayt>l 's envoy \\'as forbidden to dC'al directl y with the lsraf'lis, who at that limP wcrr still in control of thl' Shout Mountain~ . Obviously, lsraf'li support \\·a~ crucial to r.rmayC'l 1raged y of Lebanon wa s U.S. negotiator Rob<'rl McFarlane thd 1 a pcrson likf' 1GC'maye>l ~ was a1 !h(' hPhn," said one disgustC'd l sraC'Ii diplomat. " Le-banon rPally dPS<'n:C'd somf.on<' with mar£' pcrC'C'ption . This man was a m('rchant ... That's an apt condemnario n. 11C' mayrl' s bazaar mentality krpl him from hargaining rPalistically drew up a document that was to be the basis for nf>gotia tions tx>tween A mE'f'ting was st?t up for the tw o Lf'banese factions in Paris ..Jumb- through McFarlanr on an in ternal phone line. " II was an unb<>lievably infantile kind of arra ngement," recalled one official. The Israelis told Haddad thai \\1lh Druse lmder ll'al1d .lumblall. lall showed up: Gemayel did nol. Gem a:,.. el's B.\' thC' timC' CPmayPI was rC'i:ld y to Gemay<>l and Jumblall. The l sra <'lis go! a reluctant Jumblatt to approve thC' document as a starting JX~int, McFarlane got Cemayel"s approval. That was bad enough But as So Haddad and the I sraeli rrp rrsrn tati vr. Uri Lubrani. WC'nt to thC' U.S. ambassador's IT'S idencC' in Paris - but sat in srpara te room s. Thr y co mmunicalf'd t erm ~ would kill lhe fur nPgutiation whul~ mediation Hart. Hart is socking ilto Mondale. An d nPilher one of them is laying a glow• on .JPSse Jackson.'· "Why should anyone lay a glov(' on .Jrssr .Jackson ?"' Ta sked . "'No rrason, Pxcept when some- one runs for president or the tJnilro Sta les you're supposed to rough him up a little, so you can see how h0 b<'haves under pressurP." " What issue could Mondale or Hart a !la ck Jackson on 7 " " Thev could me ntion Jesse's support by Louis Farrakhan. IC'Jdf'r uf lhe Nation of Isla m. for Sl arters . The good man has threa ~ IPnfxl thP li vt:.~s of Jt>ws, excommlm- icalr-d a black reporter from lhe black rac'f•, and compared himself fa vorably with Adolf Hitler , whom he ca llrd a 'wickedly great' man. You would think Mondale and Hart had something to work with I here." "Jackson ca n't help with hi s k0~ps holding his crazy press confen:nces, the while liberal voter is going lo be sca red to death. Every so often a kook like F'arrakhan com es along and lhe mroia can't givr him enough coverage. All he moment hese<'m s 10 b<> gelling more !lmr on televis ion !han Jackson. If you The Washinglon Post and ca ll!'d Hitl er a '\vlckE'dly great' man , you would ge l a lot of allenlion too." "I still don'! see what Farrakhan has to do with Mondale and Harl. " "You must b<> prelly dumb. Jackson is going to San Francisco could put one or the other candidate over the lop. So both Mondale and Hart have to ra ter to him . But If Jackson is still carrying around Farrakhan as baggage, then Man· dale and Hart will lose the Independents and !he llb<>rals." "In Novemb<>r, for every bla ck voter .lf'SsP blings out, we get a white vote for R.Pagan, or one who stays at home.'' "I don't seewhy you have to bring say. p!imarles." "You can't lay this one on the Republicans. Jackson asked for a rainbow coalition and rarrakhan sa id he'd beat up on any black reporter who didn't give II to him. Mondale and Han are afraid to attack Jackson. So by keeping quiet, both white candidates look chicken. May I remind you that Jim Watt was thrown out of the government for just one ethnic slur. It was a cream puff compared with the stuff Farrakhan has said In the past few months." "But Farrakhan Isn't In the "Heck no. The Islam leader Is rlpplng the Democratic Party to shreds. If jackson refuses to dump him over the side. and Farrakhan or Hart?" "We have no game plan as far as .f.'n .n1 ti · .!"1l llij ~e HI \\'E'IT UIVI"-ION q ' Sr-ank .o&:t ~ ~ li}:l t; ~ MlnrM'!<OTa Kan~{J~ ("IT\ ~. 2I 'i ' :. .....~ I. Bo:l!;ron ti Chlra>!ll l Mil~~oaukr.• I SN· York a 1 Ck-\·Nar1d. PIJI . rain Onl\ )!;JITJP!' <~d\PdUINI LebanPse presid ent snubbed the Isra elis. One r('ason for Gemayel's suici · dal otxt uracy was his reliance on th r Reagan administration's prom Is<' of support . Sec!'E'I fil es show thai Israel had MIIIAa~.tkN ' tSif'IAol<~ 0-:lo <IT ..._,...,.. Mlnllf"--Oa i\'~11;1 1 Da vl~ IH) I 1n 1 1\an!'a~ H'!• ''' pledged to defend Cf'mayrl's r egimr in rPturn for a JX'3CP trra ty hf'twf'('n the two countries. It was a commilmrnt lsJ'arl was prepared to kwp. Bu t McFarlane's predecessor, Philip Habib. persuadro Gemayel 10 turn the Israelis down. "Who will protect me?" asked Grmayel. Habib promised thai the United Sla tes would provide proleclion, saying: "You have Prcsidcnt Reaword un this." Jackson is concerned. As long as Jesse slicks by his best friend we'll just sit on the sidelines and enjoy II . It's the Democrais' problem. not ours. All we can say at this time Is ·Lei Farrakhan be Farra khan.' " ~W'Mf'~ York al Monlr"C'al Otii'<!J.!U a1 Ci t Louts. •n , Sun frW1ci.<,t"O at Sun tSUI :ooladoru.t llodu')· Lt·u«u•· UMslon I'1Aa»! (8tolof -of-.'W\"~'11 ) t'rld-.v. April 'II Q•J<.U'< ;~r :vlonl"'ll l Batlln~Jrf' Mtnnt~da <.~1 &\.liE BALL Atnf>rit1ln Lfoqur BALTJMORt: llR IC)J.I.:S-PI<Jn'<l Oakl:.mrl ;II flo!:IOO •~•JfiP!dfor . Fnnl. Sl•aNI<' at MJt...,aukP~ · li:-1 ~landay's Ganw~ C'IPIIPland Sr~'l ll' <~I T nmnlo Oakland :!I MII\.\3Uk!'('. <no MlnrM''Oiir ;11 [M:•rrolf. <Ill ·"' W Purrha<;NJ lh(- mnll<l!' l nl into t he Democratic Ftu..-d EA"iT DIVISION \\ I. I Clllr'i!I.'O ' ' Positive Change pl trhPr Opl ln ntod Mlkf' S\rnt'('Ju~. rJU T!If'ldl:>r. lo lndi Mapoll~ f}f thr i\rnNican ,\fi.'«tatto n 1'(1. (;ft. f'lij li:!b St up~•r. 'it1 I .\TT)(•ric<Jn ~- ~ 1' .Jfi:.! "2' •• .m .a t Pa~d fo1 by Cand 1da!e. Joseph D Say~e T~ea s 49041 Twp Rd . 1059. ReedsVIlle . OH 4577? ,\~•1<Jiion F001'1lALL F001tmn u~.- ****************************** SPEU11 . OF THF Jr n ; /( ~ ~ CIS : A'\C.f-:t.E::S DCPRL""S---Signf'd F'rf'dtlir S<ull 1 : 1976 FORD GRANADA .... sgoo ! wldf' f"(l('!•i\"f'r ·kk'k !"f'lurnPr 'iii 2' 411 ~~ ·m ~· .n< ' h ... JIOO.~I<J'II llJui"Milly '"' flam('!; Philurll"tphlu i ll P I II ~ D.i~h. ppd '\:t""'' Y i ~ ·k i. Mnntl't'all) Chic;u:n 1) . ~ ~ Lou\~ l S()('f'F..R _. North ,\rncrk!Vl !"«-l'*'r MF:~P HJ AMEnlfA.~S-Announcffi **********~******************* Lt>~,. '-i lhr ' sate · llf 1h•· Jranci11Sf' '" a ll"f~X~P Ill irl\'C'SIOI"~ l rnm La • V(>J(a~ ruin TUI~'1,\l!QU;HNJTK S-J\ .;m('(! lf'ITl Suurllif'l hl'<!d Wd C'f~ lCh Logan captures top honors in triangular track-field meet ROCK SPRINGS - Logan cap· lured lop honors In bolh lhe boys and girls cla sses In a tri-meel v.1th Wellston and host Meigs here Thursday in prep !rack aclion. The Squaws from Logan nipped the Marauderettes 84-67 while the Wellston Lady Golden Rockers had J:l. In boys competllion, Logan gathered 99, Wellston had 46, and Meigs 22. Swartz fourth 1400 1: Bailey fourt h 1300 hurdlesl and Turner second and English third 12001 . Shawn Eads was the lone Ma· rauder boy lo earn a firs! place as !he Ruliand product won lhe 400. Eads was also second In th e hi gh jump and second in I he 100, .4 second behind !he winner Franz Coleman of Wellston. Others of Coach Bob Ashley' s Coac h Gordon boys to garner points w('rf' Mike F i sher's Marauderelles were Rhonda Haddox in the long jump, Chancey, third !high jump !: Jon Perrin. second 1300 low hurdles): Cra ig Sinclair, fourth ( ~ ). and Rex Haggy, third !32001. Missy Howard in 81)), and Dreama English and CharmPie Turner tied for first in th f> 100. Two I'E'lay teams for the Mar au· deretres came up with first in c lud ~ ing English, Jenny Miller. Haddox. and Turner in the 400 and Howard. .Jenny Swartz. Haddox and Rhonda Neece In the 1600. Other Meigs girls scoring were swartz. second (long jumpt: Jenny Miller second and Neece third (high jump!; Sally Southworth second and Marty Maynard third (shot pull: Southworth second and Zan· dra Vaughan third (discus I; Howard, Ann Trainer. Amy Satleriield and Ertn Anderson second 1600 relay); Carol Bailey third and JuUe Miller fourth !100 hurdl es !; Trainer second 116001; Howard second and ABOVE THE REST- Boston Celtics' Larry Bird, center, goes up and passes the ball over Washington Bullets' Greg Ballard, left, and Ricky Sob~rs during second hall NBA playoff action at the Boston Garden 'I'hursday. Bird's ~points led the Celtic.• to an Bl\-85 victory, to lead the best of live seJies two games to none. ( 1\P Laserphoto ). RIO GRANDE - In four games. the Rio Grande College softball of Ui8. Cindy Palmer leads lh<' staff Rcdwomen have cum piled a record followed by Ilelh Polls 1J.h2i and MarJorie Nelson 12.00 I. of 3-1 with wins over Walsh College with an earned run average of 1.40, and Ohio Wesleya n University. The Rrowomen opened lhe sea · son on April 7 in Canton, losing J.tllo Walsh College in !he firs! game of a doubleheader. Th ey bounced ba ck Register for the French City Run in the second game of the twinbillt o defeat the CavaliPr.". :;..2 l1io Gra nde then traveled ro Delaware on Saturday. April 14 . Complete race entry form below and mail to routing Ohio Wf'slPyan University 144 and l7 ·1. In fou r games. Sf'VC'n Rrdwomrn placP was a second in the mile relay. Memb<>rs of the mile relay team are PPrJin , Eads, Darrln Cremeans and Mark Hammonds. One of Meigs' lop runners, Mike Kennedy, did not run. The Marauderelles· junior speedst er Ann TralnN set a npw school record In the 1600 but could only muster a second place. The new record is players have rceorded ba lling averages of .:l-1.1 or beller. Reth Potts 1 _6671 , Elaine Smith r.SOOI. Janet Groves !.444 !. Molly Fe<•slcr I.38SI. M arjorie Nelson 1.38.'i i. Cind y Palmer t .33.1 i and Sue Camp 1.,'\3.11. Smith le ads the squ ad in runs balled in (six I and hils i6i. v·hlle Cam p leads the team in stolen bases l!hree) . Janel Groves leads the Redwomen in total bases tcighl ), including two doublf'S and one lriplP. The Redwomen pitching staff has a lola I earned run average Both the Meigs boys and girls teams will compete In the Gallipolis Rotary Relays Saturday. 1977 CHEV. MONZA ...... $1695 Redwomen 3-1 on diamond The lone Marauder relay team to 5:52. 1978 CHEVROLET MALIBU STA. WGN .... $2495 Beverly Jackson Holzer Med1cal Center P.O . Box 280 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: HOLZER ~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;"' Dawn Mart1n or Ron Saunders, Race Coordinators Holzer Medical Center P.O. 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Fu lly equtpped. whrte with red Landau top. 531 JACKSON PIKE-RT. 35 WEST Phone 446·4524 8Aif(J,AJN MATINEES SAT .t SUN ~EDICAL RACE INQUIRIES THIS WEEK"S SPECIAtS Berry's World Positive Leadership ST t.OlJ5 C'r\HDINALS-RN·n lll'd John pllchPr. from l..ool~\1 1 1r 11( IIW l :nJ11od W~T llrVISIO~ for MEIGS COUNTY HngPN. NATIONAL LFAtitJt: !.ft.: o\llf..~ 'lf". S:Jn Ft ;ll1fJ'-('(> Joseph D. Sayre Oa11 dbubkd MONTREAL LXPOS---i\cllvaii"'CI Strw York. m, f!d[ltrrr:IT <II \hlf'UJ!fl. I n1 I ll l ~da\ Nadonll.t U'UR\11' ATW\NTA ll.RA\'f~-Arllo.;Jit'tl TPn) Fo11iiN. pildl<'l Bostrm. 1 n, ' on ll'w R.a\10rd. lllnl'ldr'r. from R•ll."ht....ll'l nr lhP t nlf'rn.1llona! L.!'a£\11' T1 ·~a~ <l! Winners The Mavs were a perfecl24 for24 . In 1976. Detroit hit aU 15 of il s free throws against Milwaukee. Celtks 81!, Bullets 85 Boston. shooting for its L'ilh NBA Iitle, took conunand of its SPnes against Washington when Larry Bird scored fourofhisgame high 2:! points in a dlocisive 10~ 2 suq::c midway Urrough the fourth quaner. Greg Ballard's field goa l had given !he visiting Bullets their lasl lead at 78·71. Democrat For County Commissioner Transactions Minf!MI)Ia a 1 &lttlrnorr San Dityo throws. ~ Muntl1'i.ll al Quf'hl>c Cllgaf', at t :dmonron St. Lo\11:« at M1nnf'l;O!a TP?\a~ ill Nf'\\ York Mrmln•<JI f>iTT Shui i!h Dallas los! despite becoming only the second team in NBA playoff history to make every onp of it s frc'!' I If IW'C:f'N!U" I K<ln.<.as City a t fk'"d and California "' Toront o ST. Loui ' A4'f"ll Sumlny. C'hiC"agn <.~I [lptmil St•an lf' a1 Mil~~o· aulu.-. Sunduy' .. Ganw'!i C"hl<"'a~:"ll at [.l(otml! r>;rv.· Ynrl; Phltadf'lptua St . l.i-.Ji!' Important thing is to get a shot off in that situation. You don't want to b<> caught holding the ball. " "We lost by three and we should have lost by 20," Dallas Coach Dick Motta, refening to his team 's .405 shooting percentage for the game. Bur he added , "Wecouldhavewon the game. They justneededaprayer on their last shot and their prayer was answered ." Blackman led thr Mavericks wilh 28 points, while Mark Aguir"' had 27 points and a carC'C'r~ high 17 rebounds. everybody but we haven't had any lucky shots all year Ukethat," added Tom Chambers, who led all scorers In the game with lJ points . "Nobody deserved more than Gus. He worked for lt." In other games, It was Boston 88, Washington 85; Detroit 113, New York 105; Milwaukee 101, Atlanta 87 and Denver 132, Utah 116. The Celtlcs and Bucks now lead their series 2-0, while theother two are 1·1. New Jersey Is at Philadelphia. Kansas City at Los Angeles and Phoenlx a! Portland in tonight' s games. The Nets, l.akers and Sun' each lead Hl. Boston is at Washington, Dallas a I Seattle and Milwaukee at Atlanta on Saturday. Chambers sel up Williams' clut ch basket when he blocked a Pal Cummings' shot v.ith three seconds to play, but the final play was not designed to go to the veteran guard . "Th~ play was supposed to go lo Jack (Sikma) and then Chambers oft the lob. But I popped out and g01 the ball," Williams said. "I rurnro and got a good look at the basket ." Sea ttle Coach Lenny Wilkens said "Gus dtdwha the had todo .The most t:dmmton :JI Calf-lUI"\' MlnnP~OIIil ar Bal!tmorr• O<tllldlltl at l1os1oo o.~l m• Hockey York Callfomia aT Toronto Trxas 111 Nc-... York 1\.an~as Cil\ :11 01~. Hou.:loo al l.<J>. An~l'k'!- . 1n• Onl\ 1! /UTit.., •·dwdLJit'tl Satunlll..y',. GLUJlt'!' Cit.\' :11 ('"J("o. ·c>tancl Ca tlfomiu at PhiJudf•lptua Sun Dlo:o a1 l.oo o\ngl'lf". Clnctmw li :11 Sun frJJU' I~ tr;uidl"\ n 11. m1 CinrinnaTI Lebanon, expecting !hal Amin G<>mayel would appear. But once the Tn"~ Hou;·HIIl at .\tlaliiOJ. mo Monrrrot al Sf. l.oul~. m • .' \('Yo Ton I h . ' "' Oakland 1Cnnr<J\ U~l• ,,, !~100 <Hu,...l 1·11. 'Ill C"hir;lf.!" 'r~tm n Hf' t 1 I, at Of'! mit tW\1 · "'" ' .o, . •n' DH-eo al l.rJ-o Afll!.-.1'"' M rJJ\Im.JI al St. I .out< PillsOOt)!h a! Chh':1gr 1 I \1 Sc'cllllt• tBt>:Jt llt • II• .11 ~~~ Hou~too 011 .\ tla11!a C'.1 llfnrnl,1 1WITT ill a 1 Tmulh ! dA•;tl:! "' l..oui~ Thursday night, Williams scored a modest 19polnts, but his off-balance, desperation three-point shot at the buzzl'r banked through the basket and gaye the Sanies a 95-92 Iliumph and evened the best-of-five sertes 1-1. "I consider r. 'YSClf lucky that It went in," Wllha'T said. "I wasn't trying to bank it off the glass. I had a feeling it was definitely going In but not off the glass.'' "I've seen Gus do that shot on Cinrtnnall a1 San Frt111rl"!n '\:•~· Yr~rk Fridu,_y'" fioiUl\l'tlo Cil\" •Cum :?·fh at l" tr-.rt •• nd Allanr,, PiPrrc. in his native village in again & 11\mc.IIT 1 Tf'X:J~ l ~'a ton S1. By WILLIAM R. BARN~D AI' Sports Wrller Gus WUHams would rather b<> lucky Ulan good. The veteran Seattle guard was more than good on Tuesday night. scoring 37 points, a personal playoff best. But the SuperSonics lost the first game of their Nattonai Basket· ball Association series to the Dallas Mavericks on a last-gasp shot by Rolando Blackman. Back In Dallas' Reunion Arena ~.md~~,t·' s Gam~ Tr)!'onl" K<lMa~ til ].(to !\alunlay'• GlUIa1 Phlkldc>tphta Pltl~blll"l:th 31 f"hk':tWJ ! ~- [){>1f1J\t tSmitlt :-.;('\\ Yor\1 "lll unless our JX)liC'iPS survive the short dfort. Thry were precisely correct: Thr talks collapsrd and both sides went home. McFarlane was disappointed; the Israelis were furious. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Ar~n s made one last try . He went secr etly to see Gemayel's father , Mrlnkrol ~',.G~Une~o C it\ Philadc>lptua aT C"l"<'' tl.aS~ I'J.\1 , Ill) iii~ Kan~a~ \"011. dROll)" 1 It tf'l·"!'t·h 1~11 . '"' Sun Dk'Ro tllNrmond U:lt al In;; ,\nj.."f ~ If" t\'alm7.1J!'la (1.:!• . mo f"!JlC"IMitT! tRIL'I~i 1·1' ;t l Sa.n Fran I' '" li Nf'" +0.'flm Ill. •n• ~· ' haul , we may never gel to the long haul. II is beyond disput e !hal the Sandinista government of Nicara gua is fun111'ling Soviet arms and amm unition to leftist rebels in El Salvador. The only dispute turns upon the nature and the volume or these supplies. If a chance for democratic survival Is 10 be preserved in El Salvador.lt follows that the Sandinistas' intervention with a number of swing votes. He race Farrakhan?" "If the other candidates have to deal with .Jackson. he could be." "So your game pl an is to link Farrakhan lo .Jackson 10 Mondalr ti 0-".!t . , , , vowed to be<o~l up on a reJX>rt er from surrogates- I m Pan supporters- "Aha." the campaign m anager said. "rlul Farrakhan Is one of Jackson's closest friends. and Jackson refuses to disavow him. Just think what Hart and Mondale would say if the Ku Klux Klan gave their official support to Ronald Reagan. and the Grand Dragon warmed up every white audience for Reagan." "You want Jackson to get rid of ):.!Overnment . ·· ~ !I ti A lovely primary________Ar_tB_uc_h_wa_Ld " l sn 1 il a beautiful thing to )I : 1 ~ .I - .18'1 .!1:11 0;tltbmr1 But !he unavoidable truth is that ~an's \•,:a t<'h'?"" a Republican campaign managPr said. "What?" "Th£' Democr atic primary freefor -all. MondaiP is soc king it to Nl'Yo York Mitwauk...., RIJSHVI A.llllmorr- Ptt. G B .!Ol ':, ' ' institutions. thf' same. Jumblall was lo obsprve laiPJ'. the U S.-l sraeli negotiating documPnl wJs apparentl.v lust by thP LPba · L ' ('aliloml;l Doomed from the start _____J_ac_k_An_d_er_so_n WASHINGTON- Looking bark , O.•lrnlt Gw.- PITT!'burli!h tMM'IItllnm.'- (l.'!t al Chlc'r.to •Rurtr.·m:l.Ot Hw!ilon tR.Ian llt a1 ,\ tlanla 1Dol.\1l-l. EA."T DIVtiiO!'Ii man and demoPrallc FridS~¥'" AMEJtJCAN" l.&Wn:: demonstrable improvemen t In hu - rights Qn.t\• II'~ K"hrodUk'd ft)'Tht~~ Chic~ There is a rrench proverb that applies; To make an omelet. one has lo break eggs. For months the United States has been engaged In openly supporting a covert operation against the Sandinlstas. Until last week. Congress had supported !his contradictory policy. But when I he story broke or our role In mlnlng Nicaraguan ports, the Senate erupt ed with virtuous cries of out rage all he unspeakable villainy of the CIA. The White House compounded the uproar by formally rejerling lhe jurisdiction of the International Court of Justice in a ny procePding brought by Nicaragua. What about all this• The minlng was widely reported in February. Knowledgeable persons have as sumed for two months lhallhe CIA was tx•hind the operation. The la ving of mines. af10r all. is not to be compared wilh loading a rifle; the l~vels of rcquired skill re not quite campaign organization!' as thf'\' trY to kr'E'p thPir camps h app~· whil j' making suit' the~' cm·f'r thf' most imp)rtant ba5C'~. After Walt('r Mondale's t'irst Ohio ,·isit of thf' rampaign last wPt-.k, J union lhiit scheduled a v.:eckC'nd "Dump Reagan Depression Dinner" in a ClevPland suburb issuc>d a nf'v,.:s rdrasc sa.v ing it wa s possibk tlw ca ndidatf' might makP a pc'rsonal app(•ar;mcP. Asked thf"n about pmspc'Ct s of a quirk rPturn b.v thr cand idatP, Tim Hagan. co-chairman nf his Ohm ca mpa1gn. sa id. "Thcr~·s a possibililv. but ''l undC'rstant.l w hat th('~· ·rp doing,·· he said ''Thrir C'Vf'nt is as important to thrm J ...; anyom• Plst•'s. But it's harcJ to Pxpla in in n rational WlJ.V \\'h~· _\'OU care, higher incomes and an improving standard of living for the whole region. Over !he long haul, patient diplomacy obviously Is necessary. Not many persons object to the Idea of linking an increase In foreign aid lo a must be curbed. As Ohio's Mav R prC'sidPnlial ptimJ I)' driJv.·s c loSC'r. thf' candidatrs arr staning to make thl'ir forJ.\ ' S into Uw sta tr to drum up suppon . But sincp thrre arC' thr('{' othpr prima r iC'S that samr da.v. and thf' TPx<J ~ c aucusPs at""f' on IV!a_1; .l, tht.·~·' r{' hJvin.(! to parer! out thei r time V('J)" cardully, m eaning thp~ · rna.\· not bt• <:~blC' to dP\'OtC' as much pcrsontJI attention to a giw•n statP or atl'J as locJ.1 ~ uppurh:rs hop ing fur a chancr to p!'E'ss the fif'Sh or touch lhe h~m of lhr garmPnl would likr. T hai can lead lo rutnro f<'alhrrs. cJ using headaches fur lhPcand id;Hf'S' A.-; a conc('rnf'll pd rf'nt of t hf' M€'igs Local School Districl Jnd Trf'asurer of tht:' MPigs L ocal Band Boosters, I wish to f'xprf'ss my displeasure with thrf'f> of our Plf'CtPd hoard memtx>rs' I"PCl'nl voting th at M s. Cooclnitr'~ contra ct not bf' rPnf'wr-d . Despilf' a ~uppor . tivP df'legation of somC' 00 band st udrnt s a nd par£>nt s apJ)f'aring bf'forr thP boarrl on Ms Goodnitr's behalf. lhrf'f' hoard membNs failrd to r0Cognizc a Vf'l"'\" im portant ingrcdirnl of the Amrriran Soc if'l~'· voting raxpa:vrrs and AmP ri ca\, fulure-young high school studPnt s. Thf'Se mrn PIPrtfYI IJv our tax~yin g communitif's with onl .v our children's bPs! education intf'r · P"i ls in mind. dPcidPd not to li.-; tpn !n tht:.se students and pJ rPnt s. hut \'Otf' IA'ith onh their own political intrrf'st. and tx•rson;;~l vcndrlla c.1s thrir goals. Anothpr (']rction of thr local Majors Lot An~ t, ~ Dk'WJ 0 San fr.lflcl!.ru 1. ('ll'll'IMalt 1 \\' ~m~ I"'T""\.,1.--.-.~d·~ ~v Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 2~ 1984 Central American omelet____Ja_nt_es_J.......K_i...:_lpa_t_ric_k The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Stretot Pomeroy. Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE Page-2-The Daily Sentinel 1975 CUTLASS ................ :............. $995 Runs good. NAME Topper. Automatic, PB. PS . WE WOULD LIKE TO WISH EVERYONE A VERY JOYOUS EASTER! FEMALE ( : I I ., ADDRESS 'I 1974 FORD F-150 ....................... s1295 MALE ( 1 : RACE ( ) 5 K (3.1 MILES) ( ) 10 K (6.2 MILES) ( ) 1 MILE DINOUSAUR DASH (FUN RUN) : 1 Sh ' trt s Age as of May 5_ ize (A 1 fc~rne one) s m _ 1X L I 1 I 1 [ I In submitting this entry to participate in the HMC/OVP FRENCH CITY RUN. I waive and release any and all rights and claims for damages, demands and actions. I may have against the HOLZER HOSPITAL FOUNDATION dba/HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER and the OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING COMPANY, I attest that I am physically fit. that I have suffi ciently trained for my particpation in this event. and that my physical condition has been verified by a Physician. "OK, kids, today we're going to learn how to clear mine fields. " COMING SOON: "ODDBALLS" I Signature Parental Signature if Entrant Under Age of 18 [ 1 1 1 [ 1 I I I I -----------------------------------------------· �Poge- 4-The Dculy Sentinel Friday Apnl 20, 1984 Pomeroy-Moddleport, Ohoo Dodgers stop Padres, 4-0; Reds lose sixth tilt in row By KEN RAPPOPORT AP Sports Writer Th!" Los Ang!"les Dodgers slowed I he San D1egoPadres express fora! i!"ast on<" night thanks to an <"Xpr<>ss of their own - pltch<"r Al!"jandro Pen a Penaa one of thl" Dodgers hardest throwers cooled off fh<" Padres with a fivE"- hitter Thursday rugh t as the Dodgers defeated th<" runaway Naflona l Leagu<" West leaders4 0 Pena had better control than In the pa st sa od San Dtt>go Manager D tck Wtlhams whose cl ub lost for only thc thtrd 11me lnBgames He dtd a super Job on us That s theftrst liPlC ""lone has shut us down like I hat PPno 2 I struck out six and didn t tSSU( a Y. a lk m his overpoy,enng pet for manC'f' As soon as I sta rted warmmgup I felt good satd the 24 vea1-old Dommtca n I just felt likl" 1"\ef} , thtng \\ as alnght I felt strong stan lo tm tsh I had good location and I had a v<"ry good fastball In other NL act1on 11 was New 'I ork 7 Montreal 6 Chtcago 6 St I outs 1 and Sa n Francosco 3 Ctn cmnatJ I Ram washed out th!" Phtladelphla Plltsburgh game Pena r ettred the forst 10 batt!"rs Wit hout lllov.mg a ball out of the • II \( K.'\'1 \.\ STE \J~'< SH 0" 0 - u.s ~lontr<•al Expos \rgemsSalazar attempt' the tag t mp1re caUed BaA. krnan safe and he" ent on to srorr the first run fur tlu Mt•t• who took th< gam< at Shea Studnm1 7 6 1 \P I a.•erphoto) \t " \ ork \'lt>t"'i \\all) Ra<- lonan gOt s mtu !',t'< und hast on his klll't"' I hur.-;day m first mrun~ of~ Ulu 111 ~t'" \ ork compC'I l !On tn v,Jfh ..\tthur thr ' aid I I s a lot m orr ph\SJCa l thanth~O• g fen T h~ don 1 ca ll mu( h Thf'V lf't vou bump and f'\ £'n thing A lot of s ur JI\..\;J\ s ar ounc.l h1 pi \ ( t s and gu;.J dmg th1 tr 1 p fl )()J rooms m th e StudL nt l n rn tt lncl mt U n! \(' t <.;tl\ 13\C' Js v.f' 1 o ff llmtl s to th1 110- p lu " mr-cl 1 1 until I hur-sd t\ \\ttl! {/1 tc·qur<;;t 'l JJln1lr\1f \\"hHI 10 he' "u bm It lt'l(l ] 1 Ill 1h0 ol pla\f " n 'QU< str<l a bout ) " hOY\ rd up to shf'd -..o mf' l1ght on t ht t r1 1ls \\hlf'h go m otn m,e tflt 1ncxm tncl n1g ht -n mmult sc r1mm lh111 1/ ( tg( l<Jp !Jl 'CI h\ R 1m ~ no tf'Stnc tton<.: or ru rl£\\ s nt ht plt\trs rlt cl n tth n k 11 v..oulci tx ph\ Str tl ;-ts tl n )\A. 1aql lf\ S:l lrl hf' pd\fr S j Okf' aJouncltn thP dm m but when the\ IS gr tonthf'noor thr\ rf'C'ncmt<'s and p h vstca Uv p1 £>pa re for thf'P(' wo1 k o ut s ada \ Da\ ton s RoosevC'll { fl 1pman sa td ! n£>\C'r haclto gf't up for tv.1 cr 1 dm pract1ccs I t " \ r '\ dtfftc It \n h o UI Sf>E'm s l kf' thi N hour " It-; \ C I\ strr•no s pit\ ng f'\ f'n mm tlr off'\ f'l'"\ hou 1 B ut m lht s \H> lrl nl\ thr si r on c:r s t SUf\1 \ (' 1-:n ght ' " '" lh 1 hr "t "stons aJf' quest fot th0 gold med •l 11 th0 Summ1 t (. tm ~ \Jv(' mt,eht Sf'( t p it\ ( I h J\f' il good t f1t 1noon hut IJII o fl 11 nu.:! hl h1. s ttd \-\-1. ha\t !O km \~th at JtxlU I • ~I a \I 1 I n 0 1\ m~ < pl o\ I" llllghl hI\ l If p]t\ I gam4 I I 10 o c lock 11 n g ht mel tht 1 l lllf bIt k 11 ~ th r m xtno 1n d nlls md ( o<..~ c h the sc r unm<.~ gf's llutC' ' "no '>~a\ 1s 1£ <:J \OU (;J/1 \ OUrSf'lf fm tht ... ntf'n st pnput no m1W 1 \A.h t t ph\ ~ I( al -; harx> \ OU If' tn gumg to be> t 11 r'(1 Mt l htgan " h--foot 4 Hm 1 ~ OU I t -plt \ 1-\n g ht o h scn f th c ltlldhuu:-ot: 1g s thr g \\hl l ngs m I\'-'Jfull lu ut h 20 piU '-i<.lldf s \skf'd to ( ( mpdrf> nm l h1 th e tnaJ , to hnrg ht s 0 J J c htng o f lndran 1 H oos tl r h f'o;;;hma n guJ rei Stc\ c A ltord " 11d Thr on l\ dttff rcn(( 1s th at hf ' not S<.t\ m g 1m thm g 1 ha t t"i a nr r Weekend fishing outlook .... Rv I ht \."'~ 1 tted Prt>s."i ( 01 l M OLS Oh o 1 \P I - Hr11 Oh 1o fl "i hmg rrpo tt '' tdf'd tn t hr ( lh1n f>l'op 11 tmrn t 11f IS thf' \\ f'(kl\ p ll\ ~aluta RC''ourC'f" ( F.NTRA.I () Sh !Ughn rss\ Hrsrn 11 I ht r p IS good spnng11 m r fr shJn .(: fm rapptf' m ! hi" lakf' nort h\H-..1 o f I 1\ f'mlnnO\\ "J.n d .., mall J1gs fts ht 'Cl nr 11 undf't'"\1. J H 1 ht u~h a~<' gOO<i m< 1hod s for CJ c htng 1ft n< s tr mgf'r of CT appiPS I hf If L " 1l"o ( ol umhu o:.; gooclha<.;s fl shm gontht-t astm ulht /00 Bur krH Lak! llullh< nl s r r applf'S and ha c.;sa rT' p lf'nltful m h1 l<~k P F ISh for bullhead s along lu a nd C r mtx Marsh "Jt h hve batt SOUTHEAST shorC'ltnf' arf'a"' 1n \. 1cenup Dam - Th os a1 ea along thf' Ohoo Rtver has brt>n p1odu ctng good ca tches of sauger from one to two pounds Ftsh the bottom wi th leadheaded Jtgs such as chart reu s<' twtsfer taUs Dillon Reservotr D11Ion ts located four mUes northeast of Zanesville The tallwater below the dam Is an excellent place to fJsh In the spring for walleyp muskle and channel ca tfish Shallow rockY areas near deep water are good catfishlng spots In April SOU'111WElJT Markland Pool - Backwater ta' of th1 M trklmcl Pcxll n r p Dd uc m g somt "htt r hCJss (~IX' J S(I(Ond s tH 1b2 far ak m EHl \\ th a standmg as tx "' \\('knt V. W('W['!('Jl rt g u s I f'mon by hJ.;; fon garm SL'< (1. ntc t fgOUlgf OV. Jil fteld PI C h et consolation But "epl" \ ed good ball togo911 an d we JUSI \,\ant to keep on pial mg good offf' t c'Cl m [)I ![ RO\ li S SC'C'O nd rw b;lspm;:m nk BrPt Sa her hi1 gf'n I ! Oil k if' lnd rJan QUI S('nhf'rt'\ \\Pre th0 pnnc tpiP mchllrrt s of th< q,'f' 1k r nd c r \\.-hiiC' h ll a t\\O run hom< 1 111 the etghth mnmg tnrl Satx rh 1gr n "n d Qu SPnbert'< rom \\h ill ami p1tchr1 " I 1 tlr Mt01m1 Rt\ r r I ts h \\-11h Jtgo..; nPrH m] ( Is and 10 rtffl f'S (m~.an L 1kf' - I xrrll£'nt ra tc hrs >f CI 1pptf'S h 1\ r rom P from th1 " i lk < n ( ltntonC ount \ the pa st week t ti.l ll \ nra 1 the 1 ~ 1 r tt rhr-~ illt tX'tn~ tJ kPn Y.t th lh STEVE HERMAN \J' Sports\\ ntc r 1'\DI \N \POLIS r \ P 1 1 he - !\ 11 10n •I f ootbull Lcoguc ma\ go th( td\\tth III OjJ( JltJon" lm o l\mg !ndtm lpoiJ~o., ( o lt!-i me. lud rng JPPIO\ 11 o f (Jit\ fl l :lf:!t('('mont s mel ](X 1i 1 Hlto md 1 lc. \ r-.; 1on 1. 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('(]( I Jl JUdgt h IS 11.li('Q Judg• Vltllt am I l'hUI ~ 1\ 1h tt St('{ klc • sotd lowf'r J tn unc \ to n 1g t nst the NFI tv. o " Pl co urt s Jssuf>d k" Jgo m l3alt 1mor < Ci.lnnot <.; IJnd Ra~d ( n the to prnlf'(! thr pn' ti C'g( "' o f lhC' lh1 'I I I mu st c Xl ( \ tdC'ncC' m orrlc.J and l h ( Co lts l lr m c htSf' be prlmillf'd to rr1 Sf' th fun c lron s ICC lrcl n g to thcNF I 11ghl" ronstlluflon m cl1ulf'" t hf' C S D tst t" 1( oun JU<l g< '" '<l Str-ckleJ s tl.lltng oefrm'CJ onl\ to th< ll;tlllmm e tn]uncllon and li s rff" ts ont hct\FL SOJX'l l ODS\\ llh thr (olt s lt\\ os thciJtest - butnm lh< las t - de\rlopment tn the lege I tugofv. ar for thf' Colts IX'!IA('('n thr11 forrnr r hom( <II\ md lh<1r p rt'"t n 1 hornl mmno" s fos hf'd tn " to lO f('{ t of \\ Jt ('r ' 'n ot llullh< od ralflshtng n mams good L tkt [ rhu rsda\ sordet andtu tol d t<pnrtrtsc~rtftlhf'hf'at mgthat lthr 1~\KEERlE thr stng\e and s corC'd on a grounder bv Lance Pa1nsh But Kansas e ll\ look the lead for good w llh two nms tn the th1rd on RBl hlls bv Jorge Ona and Hal M cRae and th0\ addf'd an un rarnf'd oun m the SIXth altet two <'t ror s b\ 0<-troot third baseman Howard Johnson In other Amencan League ga m es roronto f'dged Balnmore 2 1 rrxa s defeated Boston 7c! and Chorago beat Milwaukee 11 Npw ) 01k Jt CIP\ eland was ramed out Rlue Jay, 2 Ortoles 1 (, lrlh lorg had lout hJt sandchov e m l:xJt h r u r onto nms the t1e breaker "1th a tnpl<' m the mnlh mnung to nll(' o n thC' mo t to n f01 a s ta v II< sa td hos rulmg "as effecliv ~ ld\\ln r h omt' an iJIIOi nt\ f01 Ba ltunorr lSkf'd thr JUd gf' fnr • m mJ m of Th(' onlv hll orr QU1senbe1 ry who ea rned h1s ftfth saw " as a nunth mnmg home run by K1rk Gtbson Noboch told me the\ wete unbeatable sa td Saberhagen "ho potched SIX mnmgs m hts ftrst ma101 league start l:lut I was nenous all last mghl De! JOt! look a l 0 lead m the hrst mnmg w hen Lou Whllaker smgled took 1hu d on Alan Trammell s Judge approves new Colt operations ht 11 HI uttlt zrd II om J 10\\-( 1 l"x'twc'f'n bt g clrtf£ 1 f 84 \ r at st:'\ t n h111e1 I n ntghl hu!lthfll I11c ( ompt"t t on Wilh theu 5 2lo5'Thursd:l\ to the 1-:ansJ s (II) RO\a ls the foget s sa" 1 nmC' gamr seaso n op(nmg slrl:'ak end It "1s the best on the <lub s a help the Blue Javs hand Baltunore tis fourth straight loss The Orioles art> off to the worst stan m thetr history 210 Jun Clancy scattered seven BalttmO!'{' hits m his ftrst complete game of the season lorg s gamE"-wmnmg hll camP wtth one out m the !mal 1nnong and chased home Wtllle Upshaw who had smgled Iorg who came mtothr game l for 19 also scored Upsha" on the four1h v.ot h a smgle Upsha" had doubled Baltimore s run scored m the seco nd when John LowenstPin and Kf'n Smgleton walked and Joe Nolan followed WJth a single R1111gers 7 Red Sox 4 Mark Clear walked Bobby Jonps \\llh the bases loaded tosnapa44he m the top of the nmth and Texas seored two more runs m mnmg to beat Boston w htch has lost seven st ra1ght The Rangers loaded t h<' bases on Pete 0 Bnen s smg le to nght and bunt smgl es by Mtckev R1vers and Wayne T olleson chasmg Denms Oil Ca n Boyd m favor of Clear Clear then "alked Jones Btllv Sample song led and George Wnght tl l pHIJJt ;Jlton m thl lht fOur t s Ht s tmt h\ g01 ngou1 I ct C' hC's a nd p a ms MJ k Ptt( t thl ( rt'<H g tt I r'<. h g U<JI d . ., 11d J ~ r-, K tl]\ dl \~t \\ 1111 tr do I" -.; \l -4 pV!.]lllllht tJ I\ l " 0\t I rh( \ V. Ill! I 1"-) 0\'. l)l( \ J( I C'SJY) fl 'l hh mel tit n ll!;Oinglod tmthmgto .£?: ptt c h \\hf'n l hf'S tJ ra k w as brokf'n no com plamt s ) ou ha\e to be 1ble to bang ,tgatnst Palltck F v.mga nd 1\\a\ man 1 ltsdale coni art gu\S ltke that satrl ' ""' 1 s ii-9 Gllg Stokes \ ou h "" to pia\ ph\ '!cal or' lsr g! I kliiPd Asked lf was Iough 10 mPnl ally ()()pc't Noho<l\ " antf'd to be the onP to knf'\\ lht s wou ld be' ph\ SIC' JI but I tnrl thf'H o.; thr ugg('(j ront l CI am ong thr -2 pla\ et s h1ddmg to make the 12 man squad Danrmg 1s d non ront m 1 sport h11oght the he •d 0 1\ mp tr coor h Sdtd I hut sda\ Thts gamr os phvswal It the\ don 1pla v ph\SJcal 1tu' don I pia\ Sofa r t hr r r hJ\ (' lx>t:'n on]\< mmor rnJUilC's and noboch has gone \\\ 0 1 But m l\hr thai s 1Ah\ the 1 "C'a s on Pf't r. Sal d r guess It V\ l s m 0 though I ptt chrdl.\ el l enough I ha' c pl rners h nt lncl1an 1 StJtf' btned o n AP Sports\\ nter Dan Prtr'\ v. as thr man no one u.antC'd t o bP t h f' pile he r v.. ho lost 0<-t JOJl s forst ga me of the 1984 I('f.; h('r<' :vtur 1 J\ Oancmg School" Km ght " J::oo camp o!ht t-v. I "( knO\\ n ,..., tht L s 01\ mp1c b ts kC't ba ll I<J! " h ts txxn gomg ) o..; mcf' I w sdd\ and llns th1oug h ~ und l\ 1ht'lf !If' snmf' IC'hf's md pams t)f'CauSf' nf !hf' nduou-. thl f'f' 1 d !\ ~\OTkOUIS IOU._, NE [.';ON B~ \\ ho f<'t'ls back spasm.; ma v hav(' h ut1 h t' c hances Mets 7, E><pos 6 HubiP Brooks two-run homer wtth onp ou t m the l"lghth mrung paced New York over Montreal It was the second stratght comeback VIctory for the Mets who beat the Expos WJth a ninth mnmg rally the day before Jesse Orosco making hts third rehef appearance pitched the !mal 1\\ o lnnmgs for his first victory Dan Schatzeder 0-2 gaveupthewonmng blow to Brooks after walking M ookie Wilson with one out Gary Carters two-run homer in the seventh mn!ng hts thtrd of the season had gtven the Expos a f>5 lead It came With Tlm Raines aboard v ia a walk and erased a 54 Met lead Carter s two-run songle also highlighted a four run hfth mrung Cull> 6, Cardinals 1 Gary Matthews songled home one run and doubled and scored tWJce and Steve Trout turned on his second straight complete game to lead Chicago over St Louts Trout 2 I y ielded nme h1ts and also singled and scored the first run of the game on Matthews smgle m the third Inning Loser Danny Cox 2 1 had allowed only three htts until the Cubs chased him In the sixth on success!\ e doubles by Matthews Leon Dur ham and Ron Cey Matthews makes a bog d1ffer ence said Chtr'go Manager Jtm F!'{'y whose team acquired the outfielder m a trade wtth the Philadelphia Phlll1es this season He s a gteat offens1ve player Hts enthusiasm rubs off on the other gu)s HehasaposltJvealttfude and he takes a walk wh1ch a lot of guvs Will not do He s a veteran who knows hts role on the club Glants3, Reds I Jeff Robonson and Gary Lawlle combmed on a three-httter to paCf' the San Francisco over Cmconnatt Robmson pltchmg m ordy hts thlrd majorleaguegame struckour rune and walked two befor<' leavmg at thP start of the nmth onnmg after giVIng up hiS thtrd songle La\ r Ue struck out the last three batters to record hJS hrst sa\<' of the SC'ason Tigers suffer first loss of season, 5-2 Knight says cagers must play physical By OJ( K 10\C E ,\J' Sport' 1\ nter Bl OOMI:\IGTO'\ lnd 1 \P llohb' 1-:nlghtm•k<"llplllnhr 'not ln!leld The Padres first base runner was Tony Gwynn who was grazed by a pitch with one out In the fourth Carmelo Martinez ended Pena s no-hit bid with a single wtth one out In the fifth The Dodg<>rs took a 1-0 lead against looer Ed Whitson 11 ln til< second Inning on Mike Scloscta s RBI single Steve Sax and Greg Brock lat er added solo homers and Ken Landreaux a sacrifice fly for the rest of thP Dodger runs 1 { tnhut an "o s rea m s Goucl plac<'s to ftsh tho m ou th s of r oussa mt r rf'f'k Po tt agP Rtvet and T UI11el r('('k \l mms<~ nd T('qllf"' ' fm :t s tavlsdc med thl case v.ould be "PIX'<~ led to the 7th US ( tl! Ult (out! tn Chl!agu SirrkiPJ g tvc no mrhc Jlton Y.htn tu "auld lmm('dt J!C l\ Durmg the tv.o-da) heanng the Colt s md th' Captw llmprowment Boa Jcl of Indtd.napo lls whtch runs th0 nco. HoosteJ Dome that \\til be th0 (olt s home fteld arguedthatthe IOJUnC' tt on dgamst the NFI \.\OUid s ( '-'<' t'f'IY damagf' thPir o~rat10ns lltc me11t s of a Baltunore sull to take mrr thP IPam throu g h e mment doma tn w tll be heard at a latert1me The Judge ctling many facets to thos ac tton t e)ected a Ballimore co ntentiOn that thr hurr1f'd transfer to lndtanapohs "'o da1 s before thP lPga l prOCf'edongs began on Balli mo" r onstllutf'd unclean hand s on !he Colt s pat I 111! <'OuoHmds that the E'VIdenCf' fa tis to sho"' thepla mtlfi (Colts) has w mc w tth unclean hands That I.\ as a defrns.: asser1ed by Balt1more so tl pi •ced the burden on the persons lSsenmg unclean hand s Ifall to find that ""' establi shed Steckler S3 1d He olso ruled therp were suffi r " nt Jdvprse clauns on the Colts h\ Ba ill morc and the CI B to support lhP plamtoffs Interpleader art ton 110 gra nt Steck l er JUri sdtc t ton 1 Str-c kl0r ordPJ f'd all par1il"s to suhmll thPtr respect 1\ e contentions on the flndmgs of fact and conclusions of law The second phase dC"ahng w1th the merots of Baltimore ssutt Will be heard later 1"'-o o. eeks ago a Balttmo!'{' rlly Judgestgned a 35-dayorderpmhtbll mg the league from transfernng the Colt s NFL membership from Baltunore hit an RBI grounder 101 the thn'<' runs Tony Annas homered r"oce both times w1th no one aboard for the Red Sox White Sox 3 Brewers 1 Richard Dotson thf!'v. a fl\e hitter and Harold BamPs scoted two of Ch tcago s runs to beat Mtlwaukec Dotson v. alkc'CI one and struck out one Baines doubled and scored on G!'{'g Luzinskt s smgle m the fourth to make tt 1 0 In the ninth the Whit e Sox scored thetr !htrd 1unonBames " alk Luzmskt s smgle a sacnllcr bunt an ont entJOnal o.alk to Tom PaclorekandVanre Lao. ssac• tf1cc fly Jun Su ndbet g accounted for Milwaukee s only 1un when he homered to lead off fh<" f1fth onnmg The Daily S<nllnel us ( l !"ii"S 960) A Oi11ISh n of :\1ulthm d.a lnt a f f'rnoon M ondu lh ough F' r d. , 11 (our r S rf'f't I)\ thf' Oho\alt\lub l l s hn~ Con ~w Mul tl mf'd ia In c P m1 r • Ohrn 4l i q 9'-P b SN'o nU rl~ s., pos iCI L:f' p ard at I o n c ro\ Ohio I ubll stw d Pomeroy OH n Mrm 1X'1 fh <\s 'iOC atN:I P rss n land D ~ I \ P co;s J\o.;sor tl on n nd lhf' \mf' lctn Nf'"~ ptpt r P u hl hi! f\o.; snrla tlon N rtlo n 1l \d' P i ll ng Rf'p r 1 nt a hC' Br1nham ~f'Y. 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EPISCOF \L CHLRGI 326 1Maln St Pomeroy St.1dav S(>J"V]CE'S Holy communion on thf' first Su dav of Pach monH and combined wllh mornL g praver on 1ht thlrdd Su nday Morrun~ pray• .. and SC"rmon oo aU Olhu Sunda" s of th e momh Church School and Nursf'~ ran> prm.idf'd Cofl ('(l tJ:lllr ln Uw Parish Hall mmediate ly rollo'>'inl!: the Sf'n>'iC't' POMERO) CHURCH OF CHRI~i :!11 \\ Maln St N~;> ll Proudfoot pastor Blblt> School 9 lJ a m Morning worship 10 lJa m '1: ou th mwungs 6 00 p m I::vcn m.e: v. orshlp 7 Il l p m Wfldnesday night praH 1 ml'f'lln~ arK! Oi biC' sllxh 7 00 p m TJIF. SAI VATION ARMY 115 Buucrn 1 A V(' P of1l('rov Mrs Dor :t \\ ming m < hill gr SUnda\1 hotiJ1rs.o; mfl('!m~ 10 1 m Sunday School 10 lJ a m Sunda \ Sc hool YPSM El !Sf' -\dam." lcade1 l p m Sal\a tion m('('tlm~ \ artous sj)('akf'rs 1nd music speda l" Thursdav U 10 a m 10 p m Ladles Hom t L:>aglX rrtml~t:rs m chargt: a ll ~-~.omen lm1tr<l h 45 p m Thursda\ C)fllS C: dll Cla sss !Young Propl('-l:Ublf' 7 11 p m Biblr Stud} and Prayer meetmg (l)('rlto thr pub tr POMEROY WESTSIDE C HU RGf OF CHRIST l122f. Childrf'fl s HomP Rnad rou nt\ Road 7bl lZ35 Vocal m USIC Sundtn WQI slhp 10 a m 8 \bl£> SJUr:h 1J a m IA ors hLP fi p m Wt'tlnt'St.lay B1 blt S1l..ld\ 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIB! F I HRJm \S CHU RCH Cl ift on Lucas pas10r Sunc\ School 9 l) am Mn- \\ or!£'\ F1 a nel.s o;upl Pl""Pachlng se vi02'S firs! arKI lh 11 uuda\ ~ fo l lowing Sunda\ School \ outtl mret~ 1'\ cn SUrKiay 7 lJ p m G RAHAM UNIT ED MPTI-I OOI ST P reac h ng 9 30 a m fir st and Sf'cond Sun days of Pach monlh th rd and fo ullh S un da ys <'ach month wors hip !W r lr<>o; 11 7 111 p m \\fo'd nesd a\ C'Vcmn,go; 11 :lfl p m P avf' r and n hlP Stud:, SEVF Nl H D!\ l: ADVEI\TIS f Mu 0. e rry Hf'l ght s Road Pun roy \1 r h 1P P1 o nko~-~. s kl pa sta \1;trl f' Splrl's Sab bath School Sup! Sa bb a th Scho ol a t 2 p m o n Saturda\ WL!h Y.Ors lllp se n tees fol owmg at 3 I~ p m R UTLAND FIRST BAPTI ST C H UR C H - S1s ter Har rlell \-\ arnPr S up! Sund a \ Sc hool 1 30 a m Mo rn ing \\o rsh p 10 45 a m POMERO'\ F'IRST R APT1 S f D[j\ d Ma1 n mm b ll' r \\ tll i 1m Sno ufl ct Sund 1\ S<' hool Supl Su nd :: n St hoo l 9 10 a m Morn ng Worship 10 JO a m FIRST SOUTH ERN 0 '\. PTIST P o m{'rO } P lke Dav td Hunt p 1s lor J 1ck Nt'f'ds Sunaay Sc hool DlrPf' cl o Sumln Scoot 9 JO a m Morn n ~ \\ o ~ h p 10 J() C'Vemng worship 7 30 p m f uf'sda\ \ bl ta on 7 p m \\Pdn csd a) Pr IYC'f .SHV cr ~ 30 p m Miss ion FriPnd ~ 7 10 p m Girl s In Ac tion ~ 10 p m Al PPI s "' :lilt m Choir Pral tu:e R :lOp m FAITH T\BERNA C I~ CHLfK H B.:~ IC'\ R un Road RPY EmmP R l14 SOn p1 ... 101 Ha ndlf'y Dunn s up S und •v St hoo 10 a m Sundav f'\. Pn ng "f' r<.. kf' 10 p m Blblt IPachl n g :lO p m Thurs d u\ SYR ACUSE MI SSION C Hr r ry St S\ r acu sf' &rvtC'f'S lOam Sunda } EH•r h ~ s C'n IC(>S S unda v and WN!n t'Sda\ a 7 00 p M m M m MIDDLEPORT C HU RCH OF C HRI ST IN l HRISTIAN UNION Lav. Hnu Ma r lf' V pastor Mrs Ru~ sl'l l Youn ~ Sunda\ Sl huo l Su p! Sunday School !I Ml 1m Evl' ning wm s hip 7 10 p m We<.lnPsda\ praYf' r meeting 7 :lOp m MT :0..10RIAH C HURC H OF GOO Ra< lnl Rf'\ TamPs Satt rrflrtd pa st r F' rf"Pman W !Iiams Sup! Su nda\ Sc hoo 1\ 4 ~ a m Sund a\ and Wf'dn rsd a\ Pr ng sf' rv C!:'S 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRS f R". P l! Sl r o nf' r Sixth a nd Palmr r Thf' HJ> Ma k \1< Clung Sundll V Schoo lf I 1 m [) 1 Yo h IC' Sund :n Sch oo Sup! Joh n Rlf'bf'l Sr Asst Su p! M o rmn g \\ nrs h p 10 I 1 1 n '1: oulh mf'etlng- 7 JO p m \\ <dn f'S d il\ Incl u din g 'r\ Pf' T ot s Eag r 1 ~ 1vu " Iu nl01 As tronaUt'- and Jun or t~nd Sf' niOI Hi gh B'\ F c hoir pr ICIICf' 8 "l p m Wf'd nt>sd a \ Praver m f'l' llng and B bl r o:; tu d\ "Pdn <'Sd a ' 7 30 p m CHURC H 01- C HRI ST MkldiPpo l l ~ lh il l d M 1 n Rob M f'l ton mlnl sl <'l AI H II I son ao;o;oc\atf' mln! SIC'r MIKf' G<' r larh Sun da Y Sc- ho ol S upcrl nl f' ndC' nt B bit SchOol 9 JO am Morn ing \\ ors h p 10 JO u m EvPnlng \\ orshlp 00 p m Pr lVI m ('f' lin ,e Wf'dn es da't 7 00 p m \11DDLEPORT CHURCH Of TH E N \ ZARENE Co pa s !Oi s Rl:'v (harlrs Covlr and Rf'll Nanr\ Covlr Bill \-\hi!C' Sund a\ School S upt Sundav School 9 :lfl D m MornlnJ:: Worship 10 :10 am S md<~ \ Evangf' Is\( mP("flng .. 00 p m Pr l\PI met> In ~ \\f'dne~da \ 7 00 p m MIDDLEPORT PRESS' TERIAN C HURCH Chu rc h Schoo 9 00 a m Morn lng Wors hip IQ. 15 p m Bible Stud y Tups da v 10 00 a m Blblf' Stu} Thursda \ 7 30pm TERIAN CHURC H Church School 10 I a m Morning Worship 11 30 a m Bib! Stud) Tu<>sday 10 a m Junior and SE-nlm High Youth Group Sunday 6 00 p m RUTLAND C HURCH OF GOD Pastor R ev John Evans Sunday School 10 00 a m Sunday M orning Warship 11 00 a m C hildren s Church 11 a m Sunday even lng service 7 00 p m Wedn esday eve n lng Young Ladles Auxiliar y 6 00 p m Wednesday Famil y Worship 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH neor Long Bottom Edsel Hart pas lor Sunda} SChool 9 30 a m Worship 10 30 a m Prayer m eE>tln g 7 30 p m Thursda y P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ~ i'lallonwode Ins Co - Fire & Equipment ~:~c,' ;';" \o -' Rutland Oh•o 45775 J Wm B II Brown Own e r PhOne (614) 741 ?117 WAID CROSS SONS STORE GrocerieS General Merch a nd1 se Racmc 949 1S50 Attend Church this Sunda~ lVhat i~ I~a~tcr~ 'lommv? • I" I II 1 I I · ~ hll r hill\ 1 l" h II I [ -. 1 11 lh th lr 1;..: r 1 Ll" It ~~~ II tl - 1k 30p m 1 " 1 MEIGS lOOl"EK \riVE PI\KISH l ~ITED METHODIST CHURC H Fay Saut'r Dir etlur Rt' v James E Corbitt <\s~l"'tanl ~UKIHEI\ S I(L U~ rER lt('V Don i\rchPr Kt> v Ru3- Dt'Cil' r Rev Srldon John"un ALFRED C hurrh Sc hoo l 9 10 u rr \\ 01 shi p l a m L Mi ~ n 10 fJ rn L \ Th rd Tuc<>d 1v m p m rn m m umon fir s Sundu~ A r hr • C HE STE R \\u h p lJ am Chult h ~ h oo 1( a m B bl £ S1u dv rhursd t \ 7 l m UM \\ ftr s l 1 h sd n 1 p m r m mun10n fir s t Sund rn A1 ch('L JOPP \ \\o ro; h p 4 JO am lh u1 r h Sc hoo l 10 10 <1 m B bit S ud \ v.,, dn " rl n 7 Ul p m lohn snn I ON( BOTTOM - l hu rr h Sc hool u ~ l 1 m V. 01 sh p p m Btb P "i lu (JV \\lf'd CM 'I F' \\4 lm .,dn nC'"fiL \. ~ Ml pm 1 00 p rn rommun10n Fir st Sund n A r hr r JU EDS\ Il l E Ch urch Sc hoo l G Jfl a m \\ors h1p W r JU' 11 Oil am I Df't 1 T UPPERS PL AJ)';S ST P AU l Chu rc h School 9 a m \\ors hlp 10 1 m 10 pIll l M\\ B lbl StUd\ 1 Uf <>da\ 1 hud ruPsda\ Ul p m Co nm m m I r "t Sunda\ Archf'l l CENTRAL (LUSTER Rev Jamf'S E Corbitt Rt'v Steu•n ,_.plson Rt>\1 Rkhard Rothemh h RPv Robert E Rohlnson Rt' Andrl"w Rut~nldnl( ASR[ R'\ Syrarust - \\ ors hlp II a rn C hu1rh Sc hoo llf 45 am Ch 1rg( IJlh l Stud \ Wf'dn(>Sda\ 7 ~ p m LMW nr ~ 1 1uf'o; da \. 710 IJTT ll u1 Rr tr " II Ytf'dn f'" d a\ t 1fl p m LM\\ fo ullh Sun da } ti :l\1 p m !\('I on El\TJ. RPR ISF \\ Jl'< h1p 9 1 m C' hu I St: houl 10 ;J m R bl Stud\ 1 Ut " d1\ 10pm L M \\ F 11 I Mond a\ It pm l M'\ F S unda> t. p m Cho 1 Rr hl <.trqJ n 30 p m \\PdnPsda\ R o h1 rT k h F1A1 \\000S-C t1urchSc hool lOam \\ oi Sh Lp II 1m BlbiP Stud) lh u sd da\ p m L MYF' Su nd a' +l p m R1 t tn h FORF.Sl Rt ~ Y. ors htp Y 1m lh t11 rh School 10 am l hO r p! aC IIC< fuC' sd •} b 1tlpm L M V. rt s tlut ..,dl\ 7 10 fl m '\JpJ" l HF l. 1 H M1ddlrpor - ( hllr c t1 Schoo l J 10 u m Wor s hiP I 10 a m BJI)lr St ud Tues d av 10 1m UM\\ Sf'tond Mo nd aY 7 lO p m L M\\ St r nnd Mon In i ll p m L MM I h rd Mo nda\ 7 i!l p m R obin son MI NFRSVTI LF - \\ nr" h1p Sf'n icf" 10 J m C hu rl h Sc ])U(] lla m UM \\ h1rd \\rdnf' o;day 1 p m Chou practi Cf' M on da\ 7 30 p m ! 1\f'lson t PEARL CHAPF.L- \\ o r s h ip Sf> n1ct <t .:1m C' h un h Slhoul 11 an UM\t\ \f' C ( nd Tuc" d t \ mp m UM'I F a" t Tu£' ~ ria\ ., :lOp m 1u!x'nk nR POMERO '\ -C hu rch Sthool 9 l 'i ~ m V.orsh p Stn iC( 10 JO a m C'h01r r£' hf'a 'i;J WPdn i:'Sd <n 7 \0 p m U M\\ S( n nd fu(' sda \ 7 ~~ p m LMY F Sund a ~ p m Co rbll! I{OCK SPRII\f S- U urch Sr hon l ~ I n \\ r " htp 10 am Blblr Stu d\ Y. f' d nf's d cn ltl p m L J\.1) F Srn or Sll n d Lt\ p m I w ors t ( r oil 1 St d en 6 p n R 11 1-'n lc h RLILI\ N O - ( hu rr h Sc hoo l -1 In \\ 0rsh1p lU \01 m UM\\ ' f\ C"n n\ g(l Cf' Sf' CO nd\\Pdn <> d 7 lllfJm IJ M'-' Af(rnou ( Ldr 'itl on ! 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The junior and senior htgh menu is similar wtth a few add it ions. The t=>IPmenta~' mPnu Monda~-; - mar.Jront and cheeS£>. grc-€n beans. tomatoes. hot rolls and butti'r. milk_ Thesda\ beet and gravv. mashed potate<>s, buttered C'O rn, applesauC'C', C'OOkie, milk Wedn£>Sda\ - lurkry sandwich, baked beans. frutt sala<l. browmP. mtlk . Thu rsda.v - pizza. lrPnch !riC'S. pt>as. tl'C' rrpam. milk Friday - rook.o; · chou:'f' Friday, April 20, 1984 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel REVIVAL- The Rev . Clovi• Vaoover will be conducting revival services at the .-\sh Street Plans for the annual mother daughter banquet were made when the Pomeroy United Methodist Women met at Lhe church. The banquet will be held on May 8 at thl' church at 6: :xJ p.m. The group voted to buy lilies for lhl' altar on Easter. A sp1ingretreat at Camp OIINbein at Logan was announced for April '1:7 ahd 28 with a one day workshop on Women In E lector al Politics on Aug. 11. Aiso announced was the 1984 WPSt Ohio ConfcrenC<> School of Christian Mtssion at Ohio !l;or1hern University at Ada on July30throughAug ..l Thelma Dill reported on the distribution otgrocer!PS to262needy families purchased through fedl'ral em ergmcy food funding. Sever al m embers assisted In sacking the groC<>rtes. Sixty-lour s1ck and shutin calls werP reported . Dorothy Downie gave devotions on Easter noting that " The Old Rugged Cross," probably the greatPSt Easter song, was wlitten by Georg'l Bernard Hi~ died in 1958 and was post-humously entered lntotheGospelHallo!Fame for the song In 1976. Mrs. Downie then read the Easter story from r-;:==========::; HUBBARD'S Easter medlatlons. "A Pledge of Trust" was the program tbeme used lJy Mrs. Bernice Carpenter who talked on thl' rote of women in the work of the church . She compared the church to an expensive tapestry and women to a thread in the tapestry. Itwas notcd that women werP the first tobeltevc, the first to get to the tomb, the first to tell the story of Jesus' rPSurrection. Mrs. Ruth Barnitz read Luke 24. Prayer for the ill concluded thl' mretlng. Refrestunents were served by GREENHOUSE Oh. Ph. 992·5776 !VOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Syracuse, Complete ltne of vegetable & flowertng plants , shrubbery, fruit trees . Azaleas , Rhododerrdron , House Plants - 4" to 10" Foltage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to S Sun . 1 to S Freewill Baptist { 'burch, Middleport, 1\pril 29 througl1 May S at 7: 30 each evening. Fellowship Day set Church WomPn Cnttl<l of Meigs Count\ wJll o b st'J'"\1' ~a\ Ff'llow shtp Da' un Ma\ ~at 10-lOa.m at Trinity l'huiT' h. Poml'ro\.' ThP occa ~ ion wil l IX' obsPt"VPd arross thf' na 110n b.\ Chnsrian wom Pn of Church Wnmcn United Thts vrar thP 1hcmP w iJI be "The Famll~· . J Ponrnt 1 nf Chang<'" flf usmg on the famt h ' a centra l to H1 sp~nJC' culturf' T hP s<.'fVICf' h~s W n prl'pa rf'd h\ J gro up of Spani sh-speakmg wcmwn and rr•OE'C'ts thf' cul!UJf' h·nmv. hich tlw~ ca m P. A.'l a mmont~ · m the Um tC'd StatPs Hispanics number 20 mll lion. By th<' md oft he 19&1's they expPCt totx- the largE's! rt hnlf' m 1non t ~· 1n thr I Jmt ed States exper iencing a loss of idt•nt ity through asstmilallon and want this :vta;; Fellowship Day to cs lebratt' thei r Hispanic heritage Church Women United ts th<' umquf' Chnst1an movement tha t bnngs together more than half a m Ul1on Protestant s Roman Catholic. Orthrxlux and other Christian wom en into onf' communit y of caring . Wor ki ng through a nJt 1onal unit. 51 state umt s and m ore thc1n 2.000 local urut s. these mmm itti'd church woml'n wo r k for and fund a varit:'ty of local. nationa l nnfl glohal programs suppor1mg the empowermmt of women, huma n nght ~. 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Friendly Circle meets Cantata Sunday John Peterson'scant ata. "Easter Song" wiU be presented by the chotr a I the Middleport Churcho!Chnst at 7: :xJ a.m Sunday. Ron Ash lS directmg and acC'om · panists are Cl ar ice Erwin at the organ and JE-nnifer Shf?f'ts, piano . Presenting solos will be Trudy Williams. Shirley Bumgardner, Milw Stewart. Des i Jeffers. Paul Bricki!'S. Peggy Brickles and Ron Ash Narration will tx- by Bil l McDaniel. The public is inWPd to attmd th<' presPntatlo n whwh will be foll owi'd immPdiatr ly b\' a light breakfast sponsored by the Loya l Berea nsa nd the Loyal Men 's a nd Women 's Classes An Easter program, "Joy from a Stone Rolled Away," was presented by Marie Hauck at the Thesday night m reting of Friendly Circle at Trinity Church. Poem s, scripture and readings rPViewed the resurrectton story. Allee Globokar received the offering with a prayer by Mrs. Hauck . Peggy Harlis, v ice prestdent , had charge of the business m eeting when of!IC<>rs and proj ect chairmen rtported on varil)us act ivities. S1ck calls wer e reported and prayer circle activit ies given. Mary V. Reibel ordered a lily from the circle for the church sanluary on Eastet with the lily to be taken bv Mrs. Hauck to a home-bound m ember of the church following Sl'tvi ces. Members were reminded of special serviC<>s including the sun lise service at 6:30a.m . wi th music lJy the choU's of the Trmity and Pomeroy United Methodist Church . Breakfast at the chu rch will follow. and Mrs. H arlis volunteered to help with the breakfast . May Fellowshtp Day was announced for 10: :xJ a. m . on May 4 at Trinity Chu rch A check from E dna Slusher for asstst anC<> at the .Jewell wedding reception w as noted wtth appreciation. Unison prayer c losed the meeting. M ary v_ Reibel and Mary E _Chapman SPrved rel resh ffil'nt s carrying out the Eas ter motU. Favors w ere hand croc heted Easter baskets filled with candy l!'l(gs. Make A Note To VOTE MAY 8th ' qq;x; .q . " Bend area personal notes Wolf<' Pt•n M r . and Mrs l;•s F'rank and r--:-------. Save 11.onalcl Mr and :vlr..., W!ll !.J!Tl H.usst>ll. Mm PrS\'l llc. spt'nt Su nrb \ wll h M r . and M r.., Hnh4 ' rt Hu"-"l·ll.1nd Rf'rlh.t Russel L M r ~ nd M1s RotxTt l1l'('VC'S a nd fanul \' Wf'J(' rC'C't'nt v ts llurs of M r-... Dorothy ~h~ 'H'" Mrs Thl'im.:.~ (, !lt ·~ w, 1s 1h(' 1 ('<'f>nt guPst of Mrs Ht'IPn Jotmson Mrs D aniC•l Wo tll·~. Star.\ a nd Dantrl. Dame!. W Va was th<• wt."'('kf'nd Q'l JC's t of Mr und Mrs CharlP\ Sm1 th OthC'r\·Jsllm·softh( ' Smiths v.·t·rr ' \.-11 .., f)m If' K napp Katl , K f'\Jn, ( hctr lt•.., and M rs I \ it .Johnson drld ( ·hdrln!1 • · L .unl)( ' rl. :-.Jplsom il lt • Harri•.on\'ilh · :\ 1r anrl ,'\llr <. 0'<.' 11 H l~Wk\\ooU SJX·nt tll(' wf•ckf•ncl \\ tltl thf'Jr .1unt. Mr!'. 1-: llrn Burge's m Da\ !on M1ss Jktrbara Sll'plt· anct two of hPr fnencls fro m I ndiana wrr(' thr W0PkPnd guC'..,t'- nf hf'r au nt. Mr". Fram ·ps Youn }..! Mrs r>nnnJ \\ ini •for dilPI or Char[pston . W \'c~ WJ~ Ow S.-1tur da\ h:rtl ' '"t of Mr .1nd Mrs Waldo N<'al \llr.., -\rli 'Ilf ' \\Jillam ... r1f .\ri;nna \ l S 11Pd Saturrld .\ w1th !VI I ,1ml Mrs. D1an(• Stanl1·\ M r <. VnginL.t (JJ~on WJ'- 1n ('olurnbu<. m ·r·r thf· Wl'f'kPnd for a v JsJ1 with \ll r . .Jnd Mr ... 1\liPn Cihson and son Mr i.lnciMrs Fr;lnklmTownsf•nd, Wf'stf'rv ill f'. Mr and ~1 rs Stf'\ f' SJanl, ·:v Colu mhu s. wr rP Sunday d;lUg htf'r. Kn s~· Kennedy, wf'rP TuC'sCLI .\ C'Vf'nmg \' lSltOI'S Of hf'r mot hf'r , M rs Hav II art . M cAr1 hUI . M1 .md Mr~ Pl11l Wl::;t', Rf'vl'rl.v, wt•r f' tllP Sund<J~' g11L'sts uf thP RP\' . and Mrs C'PCII Wise and daughter. 1\osa li<' T hP) also VISit ed w ith Mr .md Mt·s. Cltflonl .Jacobs. 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SYRACUSE- Su nnse Scr'V I ces will be held at SyracuS<' United MethodiSt Church, Sun day, 6 a m.. w tl h breakfast fo llowing. Sunday School v.ill b<> 9:45 a. m ., and wors hip set-vices at 11 a.m . MONDAY POMEROY -Spring meettng of the Meigs Count; Garden Clubs Associat ion will be held at 7· 30 Monday night at Trinitv Church J anet Bolin. M eigs County Fair flower show chairman , will present thP show schedules at the meeting ~,. Ct\N'ft\Tt\ CHOm - These are m embers of the choir of the Middleport Church of Chrl'lt and accompanists who will present a public can tata at the church at i: 30 a.m. Sunday rooming. They are, front from left, Clari<:e Erwin, organist; Mary A.•h, Cindy Bumgardner, Trudy Williams, Sharon Stewart, Bea Stewart, Dorothy Roach, Mildred Riley; GILKEY second row, Denver Rice, Bill McDaniel, narrator; Debbie Carder, Phyllis Gilkey, Shirley Bwngardner, Peggy Brickles, Jeannie Slawter. Joann Clark, Jennifer Sh...ts, pianist; back , Ron !\sh, director; Earl M cKinley, Mack Stewart, Paul Brickles, Desi Jeffers, Glenn Evans. Not pictured are Mike Stewart and Mary~" Wilcox. Republican Candidate For MEIGS COUNTY COMMISSIONER •CAPABLE •QUALIFIED •EXPERIENCED Rock Springs Grange meets Middlepo>1 Amateur Gardeners wi ll host thP m('('ttng and the program will be by the Windmg Trail Ga rden Club. POMEROY - . Jay Mar Swi ngers Ladtes GolfL.eaguewill hold 1ts orgamza11ona l meetmg M on· day, i\pril 23, at 6:30p.m. at .J a_; :vtar Go lf Course Pf'rsons intrrested m joining the league, past members and m en gol fPrs a re urged to <11tend . TUESDAY HARRISONVI LLE The Harrisonv ille Senjor Cil tzPns will m eet Tuesday at 7 p.m at the town house. Persons tu bnng snack food All memb<-rs urgpd 1o atfend and v isitor~ arc W(' ]COmC' The charter was draped m memory of Ethel GrueSPr at the recent meeting of the Rock Spr ings Grange held at the haiL Barbar a Fry, CWA chainnan, rppor1ed on the r ecent baking cont est noting that the winners wert' Beuna Grueser, first : Llnda Broder ick, second. and F'rancl's Goeglein. third . ShP asked for used eye glaSl's and heanng aid batteries to be used in a spec ial proj('('t of the grange A contribution w as made to th e j aws at life auctton and to the sta te grange youth and travel funds. Pat Holl er discussed thE' lair booth pm je<"l and Harold Blackston rpm1ed on grange commumty sPrvice project s William Radford gave an urx:}atP on thP r e modeling pro ject for the dining room and Happenings Smorgasbord WlLKESVTLLE - A publw smor gasbord dinner wi ll be hPid at the Pythlan Sisters hall at WilkPSVillP, Aprtl 2R \\<llh servmg from 5 toR p m The chargE' " 111 be $3 ;;o for adults and $1 50 for chtl dren Trustees meeting SCIP IO TWP Scipto TO\,,.ship Trustees will meet May 2. at 7- .10 p m . a t Sctpto Township HaiL Pa}ment s on a dump ruck and sprmder form rpvenue sharmg funds will be disc usSl'<l. Bake sale 11ACINE- A llakeselc wt ll be held Saturday, Aplil 21. a t Racine Nationa l Bank from q a.m . until 1 p.m . sponsort'd by R<lcine T Ball LRague . Stewar1, Lon Stewarl, Ali<'<' Riffle . Judy Lee. Charhe Le<.>, John F'rank, B udd Kittle, M ary WtnebrPnner. Paula WinebrPnner , Beckie Winebrrnner. Beckie L avendt>r, Rpgt>ne L"' and Carol Michell. Mrs Nada Kittle will direct the choir SunrL"" servlceswtll beat 6: :MJ a m Pastor is the Rev. James B. Kit tle ThP puhlic Is invited to attend repor1ed on the C'OUnty membership m eetmg Election was held fordelpgate and alternate to the Oh1o State Grange session , and a dJscuss1on held on new m e mbers. LouiSP Radford, lec tu rer, con ducted a decora ted hat contest won by Gmview Burdett e and I he loud shtr1 contest won by Willtam Radford . " Hopi'" w as the theme of a program w1t h memb!>r s answering roll ca II by naming what they like tx-st about spring. Linda Broderick read "Acr oss the Country Side: " Nancy Morris, "Seeds:" and Lottie Leon ard. "T he Man f r om Naza reth." There wa s dulc Lmer mus1c b~' Willtarn GruesPr v.hOS<' 88th birth · da\' annivt>r sarv wa s obsen:Pd !\1embf'rs hf'a rd a crazy kazoo band Refrestunen ts werP served by .Jtm and Barbara F'r; . Patd lor by the Cand 1dat e B 0 Gil hey 38189 Sumnet Rood Rt 3 Pomeroy OH 45769 HOP Past Councilors meeting held A sunshme box w as prepared for Jesus is Alive' is cantata theme An Easter cantata "JPSus Is Alive" will tx- preseniL-'li by thl'chmr at the Syracuse NazareneChurch on Sunday ThP cantat a. written by Otis Sk tllin gs is a c horal presenta tion The Rev. J am es B K itt le will be thl' nar ra tor. Solotst s are Wendy Triplet I, Mary J anice La vender and DPbbie Powell. Other choir m embers are Linda B. D. Irl l t££ . 'f!S ~~ Calendar No Wires to Run-Just Plug Into AC Talk to famtly members anywhere tn your home -even mon ttor the ktds tn thetr room . Talk-bar doubles as a ntght· ltght With lock-bar for hands-free talkrng o r monttonng. Volume control #43-212 Friday, April 20, 1984 Page-7 • · TM Dolby Labor atones L1censmg Co rp Location u[ th~ m<'0tmgs of t hE' Rutland TOPS OH 1-IG!i Club ha s bl'Pn changi'd to thP S<I IPm Cm ter Fire Sta tiOn Mf'<•t mgs dl'<' held Parh WPdnf'Sda.\' <:H ~ a m a nd am·onr· can comf' fo r J !JT'f ' \!''II l'lnd WC' lgh -m llonon'Cl wt!h the \\.('('kl\ tx·~l loser tillr was Shm1v \\'r 1ght , wi th Ka th y Rf'\ nolds as thr n.u m Pr-up The Daily Sentinel MaP Spence1 at the Wi'dr esday rught m eeting of the Past Counct lor 's Clu b of Chester Council 323. Daughters of America. held at the hall . Cards were also signed fm Mrs. Spencer and L('(}na HPn s Jp~· - Co r a Deeglc presidPd at the mff•ting whtch opened w ll h the l.ord 's Praver and the pli'dgP to the nag._ Dances planned RLJTLAND- Tht're will bt:- a dance at the R utland Civ ic Cent er Sa turday . 8 to 11 p.m .. wtth the ltomtc Sounds. Admis· sian is $2 single and $3 roupl<' . R t.JTLAND - T her e wtll be squar e. round and show danctng at the El t Dennison Post 467 American Leg ton, Rutland . Sa I urday, 9 p.m to 1 p.m. There \\'ill tx- a live band and r efres tunents ava ilable. Dona tions will be $2 for adults and $1 00 for chtl drPn. For roll ca ll m pmbers told what th<•y like about Easter There well' read tn gs b~· Erma Cleland . E thel Orr, and Lor a Dam~wood Cha r lott e Gra nt and M an !layPs had offJn•r s's rpports. C am Ps wpre conductl<l by Opa l Hollon and Marcia K t'ill'r and refreshment s wf're servi'd by T helma Whit<'. Sadie Tru ssell and Mary K . Holter. Others attmdlng were Ada Morn s. Ma rgaret Thttlr. E IIZab<-lh Ha ves, .Jl'an Summe>1icld. Bet ty Roush, Mary Showa lter . Paul! n<' Ridenour. Go ldie FrcdN ICk. lnzy NewPil, m embers. and Fern Morn s. Fa)'<' Ki1 khar t . and Sandra Whtl<'. guests. CLELAND GREENHOUSE OPEN FOR SEASON Easter Ltltes, Mums Begontas , Geraniums Flowers in Flats & Pots Vegetable Plants - Tomato Plants Co m~ · In & Lon~· tround VINE ST . or MAIN ST. Racine, OH . 4/ 18/ 1 mo OPEN TONIGHT UNTIL 8:00 P.M. ANYONE WHO STOPS IN BETWEEN 5 AND 8 TONIGHT CAN SIGN UP TO WIN A FREE GIFT CERTIFICATE Simmons' Spring Clean-Up Sale HUGE SAVINGS YOUR CHOICE FROM ANY OF THESE UNITS $3,333° 0 1978 CHEVROLET MONTE CARLO 1978 CHEVROLET C-10 PICKUP TRUCK 1978 CHEVROLET CAMARO 1978 CHEVROLET CAPRICE CLASSIC 4 DR . 1979 FORD LTD 4 DR . 1979 FORD LTD 2 DR. 1979 OLDS. CUTLASS SUPREME 2 DR. 1980 CHEVROLET CITATION 4 DR. 1981 BUICK SKYLARK 2 DR . 1976 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVILLE These Vehicles Will Be Sold So, Come In Soon For Your Choice SALE PRICES GOOD FROM APRIL 21 THRU APRI L 28 $3,333° 0 0 ~iv By Mtcronta Cut 788 21°/o Reg . 9 .95 C heck almost any electronic, flash light or outton baltery. Ranges : 1.5 to 22.5 volts . With test leads. 1122-{)31 COUNTRY AQUARIUM SALE . P.~ .. -12.50 Placys ...... .. ............. P.'.- .. 12.75 Fancy_ Tail Guppies lyre Tail Mollys.. .......... 13.05 Gold Fish ...... .. ......... 3/ 1 1.00 Sword Tails .... ...... ....... . '2.75 Zebras ...................... 3/ 1 1.00 Complete 10 Gallon Tank Set Up With Hood S44 75 Without Hood 1 29 71 COUNTRY AQUARIUM Cherry Ridge Rd . -Near Bradford'• Tree Farm Pomeroy, Ohio OPEN DAILY 10-8 "Your Dealer On The River " FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT "OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PLACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT" SIMMONS LDS .-CAD .-CHEVY , INC. .J in St PHONE HOURS· 992 -6614 Man -Frt 9·00 to 7 00 ' Sot 9·00 to 4 00 �8-The Page . Friday, April 20, 1984 Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Pamerov---Middleport, Ohio Business Services •' PHONE 992-2156 8 The Daily Sentinel Ohio Middleport, Public Sale & Auction Auctron Ill Court SC., ,_.,.,, OIMo t57" OHIO VALLEY ROOFING ...... o c .... . rn.-r,.,.,, _ _ l ,. 2 ... - - ...... 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Weeks of Apnl 9-21 Aluminum Auto . Trans. 18.00 Eoch Irony Aluminum Priced On Inspection Real Estate General M. L"Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley, Mergs County Associate Phone 742-3171 SATURDAY, APRIL21 , 1984 ~ ' I- refrigerator, d1nette set, several rugs, beds, Ortental floor lamp, oil lamps, sewing machine, NCR Cash register, J old lance Iars. Lots of glassware and mtscellaneous and more furniture - .1 · ,.•.. 1 nq n Il l 11 Jf V,llll j, 11 t.l lti O I I I'\, I I , 11 •1 r Il l> hi II 1111 II JII] O., t 1\ I I RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER: r M )1 · d id [11 l n.. I I ' '' " )\1, Meigs Schools poster contest winners named 0 111 ) l ' ly I T ( Lrc. & Bonded-Ohio & WV l>l<.iitrid t:onh•st an> from left, D<Uiny Lfowis, first; Kallw Williams, S<'<Ond, and Beth Clark, third. ~ • 1n1 Lie . No . 6684 11 • l'o • !~ l hf'<f' I Ur rl ltlrt • <; ( )I t 1on DIS! net F1 rst plarr wmnf'rs d t 1ht • \<..~ now­ sc hoo ls rcccivro $:l Pach and hlurtnnf'r "' $:! and r'f'd ribbon s and thrrd pi:Ju• wtnners. $1 and v. hllP 11bbon" 1\ll par1tc lpant .; 1'('('('1\('(l a p4mcillrom lhP dls lnf't A film mtrtlro '\-\ rld lrfe "nd lhP !'llan .. wa s<. hown b\ th Pdlstn c l mall thP sc hool ~; m conjunc llon \.~ llh thP ('Qnlf'SI WIII L 11 , II TI,JU'I [ ' , )f) f P I I ( 1'111 1 ~ l (j! Sfinderef!a . group meets 1! q r r l •'l Et•·r l• Jn ', A candiPlight m<'monal sf'rviCf' fm Mrs Graef' Wwse "-.1"- held al thC' r f'('f'nt m('('tmg of t he S\ ra('USf' Asburv Umtf'd Methochst Womrn hl'lll at lhC' homf' 1lf IrenE' Parkf'r ThC' sc>rvicc wa s prrpan~ a nd prPsPnlt'CI by :vlaria K arr who gdH' tnbu1P to Mrs WeeSf'. l on~ tim(' IT'E'aSUit'r of the group. MilrY the mPPtrno wrth a Cundiff o•¥•nPd rpoPm. " If Chrb;t Had ." M 1ss Kan rea d p sa lm 92 an d ha d rea d'ltlgs un LC'nt and Eas ter and f'xcerpts hom '- SC'nnons bv E. S.tan lpy .ronPs for dC'VOtion.s. Reports wcrP rr ad a nd ffi'Cw ill and EastPr offermgs wpre I" , ' ,,,. I I l"y : . 1>• II 11 I I r, ••t r, l 1• 1 ~ •l•" lr•r 1 llr y(l ll [ II ' ' I' i!ll V 1 1, P " '' ' t u r ~o 1 <)til(• fl, l l~ ', ol ( 't''<;Pr\,l'l 'v 0• -. ll r I IJI\ I < I 1r1 r f (I' Nl l l i •' ' [ljo f' I r •I dl [11 1 r1 l )rr> v II 1 I~ 1111 '"; •• Hill' ' I ( '""k I r ill' • 1 0• t " 1• I 1)r>r ,1!11111 IPII I ill l r 'I ' 111. , l111[ II I I 11 1 I ' nq II hf'l"f1V , J l c:;~. f'd l •v l hr• ,r Jlhf ll ol'>. 11 Jn tr>d o~ 1 Sf'r t l n n t tl()l 111 olt 11•' 0h,n Rr>v•~ " rl r nrt. H ,' I• ·· l• 1110n V I ~ rl'r lrJI ,1 rl , r0 1 1j 11 tHld f• j n.t )I I'· t'<l I ll• •" ' 1o 111 IH' r '),1 1d ~ ~ rl>fr l S I('<;PI V )Itf I 1 v (I II j o II h Ull' lfr<•rl d yP I ,,,, , r 1 I \ ' 1 ,, j [1,rc:; •.. !('f{I Of tho·, .,,. 1 . 1 nr• lr wl <; rhf' llfl l lllfl'l " , 1• • •' t'l ' I tl •r• !11 1 nrl 1 ,j [) .r o I I I I lh If 1! IIJ ' IIjWol ll 'llll1 11 11 1 >.'I.P' I tr • rnn trnu •• t1 IIPI' " rd <; t P~pPr l•' n (P !l r II ' ,1 110 11 '> trl fl II IPI)dldhl•> ll11n• w.tl l f'<;u ll Th <; l r'~O t l llon 1 1ll I•' rh 1h1! ,1 r~ 1 nt' n p e ratnr r, • ., lwq on nonq 0 1 r on t1nUin(j lolll<lW til rn ,nl ll(f unlf><;S plan<; 1! .-IV•' bPI"n lrff'rl vV1 0i and qrpr1W•YI hv lhr> B(larrl n f Drr~> t to re; nl tl1 r I t'.td •rlq Crepl( ( Cill SPr,1 diH y 01 " !• f! " 1< '1'1! W 1 o·. h , ····II (41 )(J 21) 30 ] to ilt l Public Notice NOTICE Of ta kPn with bu1hdaysol AnnSavagr and April Hannon bPmg obS('rv("(! II was noted that an I:..:aster break fast wil l be hC'Id follou.ing the sunrise service a t ~i a.m . The brrakfas t w ill be se~·ed a t 7 am a t thr Asbury c hurch fm th f' chJrgf' c hurrhPs It was voti.'d to sponsor the Br·ownro troop for anothor \'oa ~- r Margarf't EtchingC'r had the program on Christ ian tests usi ng Mall hew 7 and a reading, "Give Of Your &>st to the Master." Assisting were Mary LiS\{' , Irene Parker, Helnn Toaford ~· ._ ' and Opal Kloe•~ f-, 771~)4 t1 1 l l 2 0 uMW meets 51/racuse J ·· · II" ··n1 ; ·' 1· •1 ' . i' • ' r I, j 0 1( f'(. Tl) ! -.:- • Public Notice I', ly ll l r llltf' \ M ~-~~;;;;~=.:;~=:===i~=~~~~~~~===:'j"-::::~~~;:;~:;;::::::::::j:==~=======1 Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice ' , II Bn, url . ,J M•· ·q·, Cn, •1tv ( I ldl Ill,_, II Ravenswood. ThC'lmll Ha ves. Long Bottom, t~nd .Jamf'S Ball. New Haven. tt 1 nt nv ( \ t Hubbard 's (,rf'f'nhoUS('.Syrarusr WmnC'rS of door pnzes W('fl ' Debbie ShnPVPS. C heshll'f'. Trd Rilev, ~irld\Pport. Hf'lrn MPadows , h ,, Oh•r 1 S.'\LL'iBlJR\ - Soil and Water District poo;tcrwinn<•r.sal the Salisbury School ar<• Todd Rcilmin•. second, and April Hudson, third. They an• holding the poster of first place winn<'r. Rebt.'Cca Bowers. NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION NOTICE IS hereb.., g•vPn that 1n pur c:; uance o f a Resoh.Jl' on of lhP Boarrl of Tru stees ol the T o.t~~n S hip u f Letal\ Oh10 passed o n the 6th day of Feb ru ary 198 4 there Will be SLJb ml!led to a vote of rh e oeo ote of sa •d letart Townsh1p at a Pnmary ELECTION to be hPid 1n the Townsh1p of let an Oh1o at the regLJ iar pl ar:eS of vo t1nq there1n o n Tuesday the 8th rla v of M ay 1984 the qu e s ii O~' of levy1ng 1n excess of 1hP ten m1tl l~rnt a t, on for the 1·1t I )r' 1 • I r,l r • !1 1 ( ,o VJ p, ,. ,. I) IJ1 I 1[ 0, p r>., 1 ' ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF TH E TEN Mill LIMIT ATlON herehv fi"' ' ' '1 r 11 .~1 '' 1 PIJI"t w l >' r1 t" R~>~n l 111• c"l ,.,, NO TirE •s I' • M ' 'J ' nn rr,,, 0n; rtlv ;t 19H<t fli P• ·· tv•tl 1),-. •,u iJml ltf'o Ia ·' vOIP o t thf' (lf'Oillf' of 5,ltr1 Lf'b.lnon Town h1 o h s 0 o Lc anon o h 1o at the rr>qula1 nt ;)rP nt \011no therr1n on t 11 P..,rlilv rhr•8 rt• cl iTvntM 1 , • 1 1IJ 4 I"P Qur>'\11011 n f lnvy nq ,11 " AL t'~" nf thr> ,"" 1 1, 11 1 '"n•lltrn- tor tht• bPnPi 11 ·) I r·l •lr o n 1Town shqJ fu1 th " rl wpo"> P 0 l ore pr otec1 1u n lrJr lhP JJIHposP of prowt1n q and m,t lnid lf\1 1"1 tuP <lfJna rar us ap r. •t1ru1rv <;1 f> ~ !hAIP for orbutsou rces o f wJtr>r pliJ n CP S ldl nflS Qr cur ply and m ater,althereto r or tnr the RSI<lhtoshmP. nt un d rna 1 n t ~ na nc e of I nr> s of l1r C' Jltlt 1n le. leq raph 01 thf' J)i'IV rnPrt nl f)PrmanPnt r> rHI 11rT1P ~ , voi•Jn tef'r fuemen or l 1ro I ghl 1nQ comoan,es to ODf!rFi te thP some (tr to pur ch ase ambu ll'lnce P.Cju1pment o r to ;')rOV,dfl l1flh11nq companoes to ope1al e the same or 10 p urchase ambul ance equ1pment or to orcv1de am bulan ces o r er~er qency med•ca l servtces oper ated by f1re depanment or fire f• ght1ng co mpany at a rate not e~<cee d 1ng 1 0 mtll f or eac h o ne d oll ar o l va1uatt on whrc h amount s to Ten Cen1s lor each one hundred dollars of valua 11 0n tor F1ve years · The Poll s for sa• d Elecl• onwdl open at 6 30 o clock AM and rema1n o pe n unl il 7 30 o cfock Wanted To Buy SIDING . We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mmk Chev -O ids Inc B1ll Gene Johnson PERSONALIZED POOLS 446 -3672 498 Gen. Harttnger Pkwy. Middleport. OH . BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free sidtng es· timates,. 949-2801 or No Sunday Calls 3 ll ·tlc PH. 992-2549 OPEN : MON .-SAT. 10 to ,n I ill< I J 6 I, I I f ~,;1 • ' 1, I· 11 , 11 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE fREE EStiMATES 111 " I ,I , .'V ' i Wanted t 1mber 367-7560--367-767 to buy standmg Ca ll after 6 or 3 -1 - t weekends. POlE BUilDINGS For all your wiring needs : furnaces reparr service and tnstallation. Residential & Commerctal We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also actd botl and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'•6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS PAT HILL FORD Racrne. Oh Ph. 614-843 -51 91 10 6-llc Call 742-3195 Or RADIATOR SERVICE All STEEl & 992-58 75 Wolfe Investigations, Inc. 992 -2 196 Middleport. Ohio 1· 13-tfc KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Roofrng Work Alumrnum & Vrnyl Sodrngs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH 992· 7583 or 992 -2282 II I tf c 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE Open : Mon .-Sat. 10 to 6 General Construction 1 d 111 l" ll)ll l I; > '' lh •~n f) ~, . M Hl rll d'> D T• I lfll YOUNG'S SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Roofing A Specialty 4·6· 1 mo. GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and r!mlodelrng - Roofing and gutter work - Concrete work - Piumbrng and electncal work (Free Est1mates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -62 1S or 992.73 14 Pomeroy , Ohio r' 1' .1 ·1 , 12 811c Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years · Free Estrmates" PULLINS EXCAVATING Ph . (614) 843-5425 3-8-2 mo. pd. Buymg datly gold sliver co .n s. nngs . Jewelry. sterlrng ware. o ld co .ns. farge cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur· kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Middleport , Oh 614 -992 - 3476 - Baclhoes - Dump Trucks - Lo-Boy - s.- Systems Announcements Announc e ments THE KOUNTRY KLUB I ll • 11 l ' POMEROY,O. h" lf' l lv 'l•~•·n NOl!Cl •', "P GOLF lESSONS SPEOAL 1'\.ll ,r•, ui'ln• P n t .1 R f'<,O I IJ!• n ll nl B ltlfi l at l r,J'\ t( \ nt th <" c; prJ nt r1<~ v (J I h f' lh f' 11'"•11 0 1< 1 n , ,n .p,j I 1Wr1 W1ll , n ~ • ' f> 1 11 .1 ry 'r • i ! l'~rT tn 7rh I 992·2259 J(l :r r1 l Jl"''fl' ' ,,1 " ' " ' S11\11 n fnwt~ •, n,p . 11 .t Pl "ll. '"" fl!(liQN 111 h• 1-fr<lr l >11 11" Jnwn<; hw r>t S t i!l< l !l Ohor dl tllP If oltoi,JI ,11d• 1 <; 1)1 \<fJ \111• 1 tll <>ro'' •ll n n l 11P'i d.'l v th <' H1h r\1v r1 f M1\ I :.H3 4 lh r> fll f Till 1 1> 1 l f' VVIf<J 111 I' XI 1'',' () ( thl' 11' 11 rn II li rTII[j\1 <111 111 1h o h o' n f'l •l n ' S 11 • 11 1 1\,11 ' h•tT tn ti ll ,!l lljl I'>> d 1111 rri OIP t 1 On to • thr JHI•pr •o.;, 1 I Pf'J\.u t "fl Hid l l l (l rlll (llll <ll(j 11111 ,1j1iJtliJI IIS II IJJI, ,-) 1\L (> <; llli•lr 1ri1 <J' , r 11 r 1tP 'l th Pr P I JI 111 <;,n urn•<> nt ,..~.1 tf' l Sl ij)Jrly cHlrt rnrl tr>f ldi lh• 1nl or or tor th P ,, ,.., t , ~ I TJ hrri' nt 1nd m 1111'1 ' nan1 r, n l l1r ""' n l t11r> d l,lr·~T l f'IC•q1 1;~ !1 Ill lhf D<l Y rnnn t - 1 n •~ • mll\' nr Orl rt !1nJr' n 1 volun l f'f' r 1111' 0 1Pf' 'lr I•H ' f,lht onq r IT!O,ln•f', I " •l [il fri l l In •· ·, . ~ rnf' o r to P11l r h,l<.P ·l•nh u l,ln( f' (l(lr••nmPnt m tn nr•)v"l" Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres w~h a nicely constructed conrete block home 26•30. 3 bedrooms, one bath, 12xl5 ltving room and 24•24 family room. Parttally carpeted, fuel oil furnace with facili ties for woodbumer. 12xl5 block st013ge butld· ing. 20x30 block garage. Right off Rt. 248, country setting, 'h mile east of Chester. Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Downstairs equipped with kitchen . living room , dining room and den: upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath: house also has basement. Lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. If interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine. 949-2210. TEAFOR-D' VIRGIL B. SR. 216r.1ndSt Phone NEW LISTING - Remodeled 7 rm frame wrth nrce carpetmg, 3 bedrooms. range, ref . mrcro wave washer. dryer and about '1\ acre Jus1 $27.500 RUTlAND - lg lot above flood and a one story lrame wtth two bedrooms on qu1et streel Only $12.000 CHESHIRE - One fl 3 bed rooms. carpetlng, new central heat sy~em and lev<l lot lor a garden Askrng $39,900 Ml DOLE PORT - A real bar· garn on thrs 5 rm , one II home. levelloi 45x 190 On~ $16.000 POMEROY - Tho nrce 2 s1ory home has 3 bedrooms. hot water heat modern k~. lg. llvrn& and full basement Jus1 $39.000 SYRACUSE - One fl 6 rm. frame on 2 level lots Near scroos Asking $25,000. POMEROY - Good older 3 or 4 bedroomer on Mulberry wrth hot water heat range and ref. ()Jiy $29.500. CALL HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH . 992-3325 Housing Headquarter~ •Supervrud Golf Program ' •Be~&lllnln& now lhiOUI~ SU50fl •All Ages _ Siilurday plav•nK , NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Completely remodeled 2 slory home With 3 bedrooms 1'6 baths. drnrng room and large hv1ng room Very econ omtcal uttlittes, low marnle nance. and conventent $42.000 00 NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· PORT - Nrcely remodeled 3 bedroom ranch. level comer lot krtchen & drnrng area Want $25.900 DO H614)-992·ll2S NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom home wrth lull basement and aOOut one acre tn lower Po meroy lor only $17 500 AOULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for 130 NEW LISTING - POMEROY - Beautrfully retrurn home. large lrvrng room & 2 ~rge bed· rooms & a guest room, central arr. basement de<:k. large pabo & garage. plus lrurllrees &garden space Th ts home IS tn great condrhon $39.900 00 PRICE REDUCED - RUT· LAND -Huge 2 s1ory bnck & frame wrth & rooms. 2 baths. 4 bedrooms & a dung room Has a boR beautrlul lol Now rust $9,900 00 PRICE REDUCED - POMEROY - Recently rerm deled home wrth 3 bedrooms dtnrng room. mce SIZe hvrng room •nd part basement Now Only $600000 POMEROY - lots ol room wtth 4 bedrooms dmrng room: uttltty room. and appro.: h acrelol alltoe ood of lhe ~reel All lor $21.900 00 RACINE -low marnlenance w~h alum•num Std1ng, central "' condolromn& and a 2 s1ory lrame home w~h 7 rooms. 3 bedrooms. I ~ bath~ enclosed lront porch. part basemenl and a gorgeous large lot Just $35.00000 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 Dottie Turner 992-5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 Am IIULIOII 1 ~ • Award s INSTRUCTORS JGhn Teafot.d Dove " B•g H11 ' Burl CHESTER , OHIO 4 9 1 mo WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992·7013 New Chevy Truck .... 95 95 95 9S SO 95 00 95 9S Al~o Some Cor Fenden Availabl e 3-28-tfn .clla MISS THERESA MARCO ~ PALM & ' PSYCHE READING W11l read ~our entue hie Without UklnR an~ QUeSt iOnS giVeS 3CYiCI on ii ll aflatrs ol 111 ~ ~uc ~ iiS love afld bus mess s•cknm and hea lth 1517 S Co urt (nu tloCounhouse) ATHENS s•as 2fld Flotll . Off 9 c.u 593 10 am ·6 p m - After & 30 p m can be reached at 16 Ptams Rd Rt 682 - 6 30 11 p m Readrng 15 Wrlh This Ad 3 n I mo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty RIDENOUR . TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER- 985·3307 NOW OPEN U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE . OHIO Special April Only •On Course ln strucllon FENDER '7 6 DOORS '149 HOODS ....... '174 BUMPERS 169 GRill .......... '42 R. SUPPORT.. .... 194 TAIL GATE.. ..... '85 FORD FENDER .. 169 BUMPER ..... '69 SAlES & SERVICE Just Past Krodell Park lup ~ 312311 mo BOGGS Sales and Service Charleston Rd . 1 .c,-;;'f POOLS-PLUS 12x2L$5. 500 rnstalled 14x28 .. $6 200 rnstalled Office: 675-1388 4-4· 1 mo. pd. J&L BLOWN INSUlATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Door s •Storm Wmdows •Replace ment Wtndows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992 - 2772 AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd. Chester. Ohro Ph. 985-4269 If No Answer. C•lf 985-4382 We Service AU Makes & Models Antenna lnstallatton House C•lfs ••d Shop Serv1ce Ava1lable " Se rv1ce that lowers Above lhe Rest· Paul 's H ome V1deo located 405 2nd Ave m Park Central Hot el VHS B etas CEDs (d1s c) R ent mov1es & players . Bruce lee mov1es Parts & Service C le land Greenhouse flow ers, flats or pots, h angmg bask&ts. vega t ab fe plants , tomato plants .Geratdrne Cl e l and, Vme a nd Mam St Racmc I 3 He WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 949-2263 for Fa!ittr S.rv1ce Call 614·992-6737 Call 446 1718 Fourth -great granddaughter of Gen Andrew l ew1s wants to buy cop 1cs of ;legtster's 81 Ce ntenn1al editiOns Con · tac t Patty Lew1s Wtlhamson 1935 Oyer St Lou1s M o 4 2 'h Border Coll re Puppres and 2 1/z German Shephard pupp1es Call 614 - 245 - 5683 Bird dog Ca ll after "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwasher s •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tic DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the Lowest Rates 4. AVON For customer serv 1ce Call 446 215 6 or 446 - Babysrtter w anted, in my home for 4 ch1fdren. 8 hrs day Ca ll 614-388 -9342 Wanted Amblttous . tough mmdod people who are w11tmg to work hard for an excell e nt mcome Full or part time Send resume to Box 400 rn Care of the Gallipolrs Da1ly Tnbune. 825 Third Ave Gallipolis. Oh · le - The Southern local Sc hool D1strict IS seek~ng a Head Football Coach Re qu11e ments are a valid Oh1o teachrng cert 1f1cate. recent expe nence as head f oo tball coac h . r es rde 1n So uthern Local 01stnct . have valtd cert ifi cate m sports med1 cme for 1 9B4 · B5 & be acceptabl e to Southern Board of Ed ucatio n Contact Soulhern local Supertn · tendent No appi1CBt1ons accep t ed a ft er the close of school , Apn1 27 1984 ---~---- · le - Farm lc- 5 Doberman Beagle pup · ptes 7 wks old Call 614 992 - 7458 between 10 a m &9pm Mittens to good hom1:1 304-675 -6544 6 Lost and Found LOST Small mal e Reg . Bea gle. answer to 'Jeff' In vrcinttv of Porter . has tags, tri -colored, chrld s pel Re ward . Call Maurice Toler , Rt 1 . Bidwell , Oh Ca ll 614 388 -9991 or 614-388 8623 8 Public Sale & Auction Auctron every F rt ntght at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week . Consigments of new and uaed merchandise alway1 welcome Richard Reynolds Aucti oneer 304 - 275 · 3069 help wanted 614-742 -2622 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Trash remova l Servtce R Piiable and dependable Ca ll 446 3 1 59 between 9 and 5 lawn M owrng & Tr~mmm~ Serv1ce R eliabl e and dependable Reasona ble rates Call 446 -3159 or Kenh's 256 6251 Roof1ng and g utt er work, me t al work h ouseparnhng. carpenter work Exc ret Free esttmates Call 446 - 3171 ~ ;u ages. pat1os . s1dewt~ lk s basements, blo c k wo rk Reasonable pnced 35 yrs e~<penence Free esr •mates Ca rt 446 -3394 Wr11 do general house & off1ce cleam ng Call 614 992 6919 Would lik e to mow l awns. have transportation & m ow ers Reasonable rates 992 - 7036 Would like to l1ght mechan1c work m evem ng s Call R1 ck Imboden , 992 -3849 Dependable lawn mowmg sent1ces Reasonabl e rates Call 304 -675 -6517 o' 675 .2199 after 4 p m Financial 21 Business Opportunity Ca ll H1gh School Jun1ors . SeniOrs-- Be a member of OUR West V~rgm1a Army Nat1ona l Guard Buddy Pia · toonn t W e cu rrently h ave va ca n cies for md1V1duaf s who want to attend basiC trarmng wnh others hom W est V1rg10ia Traming will begin at Fort Dix, NJ . on June 11th . and you W11! b e back t or the fall school term . Th1s IS the perfect summer JOb Jom now and begtn earning money for monthly meeting s. earn full trme pay during summer tratning, and then ear n part tim e pay upon return from trainrng Call 304 -676 -3960 or 1 -800· 642 -3619 . 1- - - - - - - - - -- OPPORTUNITY PlUS Rawletgh Dealers wanted . Full or pert time 304 -675 - 1090. Plow and d1sk gardens Pomt Pleasant and Kanauga area 304 675 -3292 2 N1ce black & whne puppiCs Mercer s Rrv e rv1 ew Per sonal Ca re H ome has vacan · CIOS for elderly persons Betty M ercer owner 304 304 -675 -1293 N orwetga n Elk hound . good watch do g g 1ve to good h ome Call 614 · 992 -2649 Color TV. 23m Call 614 256 -6075 anyt1me 667 3402 Harper's Adult Care Home has a uacancv fo r anot h er res1dent, e lde rly person Call The Southern Loca l School D1str~ct rs seekmg a Jr High Football Coach R equ• r e me nt s are a valid Oh1o teachmg cert rfica t e. recent exper1ence as a Jr high foot · ball coach. res1de m South ern Loca l Orstnct. have valtd cert1fr ca t e m sports m ed1 cme f o r 1984 -85 & be acceptabl e to So uther Board o f Educat1on Contflct Southern local Superm · tendent No appl• cat1ons acce pted after the close of school. Apul 27, 1984 446 -2551 Wilt care for the elderly tn my home lo1S of references M en or women Ca ll 614 Want someon e who weaves rugs 992 3704 45631 G1veaway Softba ll player new 1n area lnheldet wdl play any where Loolung for setious, ded1ca te d team Please call 773-5B82 Help Wanted -----~--- Cull 614 367 7743 4 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd ltke to mtroduce you to Eniaa:e-A-Car. the modern waw to dnve the vth1cle of your chotce. No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy. OH. 45769 614 446 0294 Authomed John Deere New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equrpmenl Dealer Farm Equipment \ 7fi ? rrw S&W TV SWEEPER and sew~ng ma ch ine repa u , part s, and sup ph es P1ck up and d elivery, Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Rd Call Situations Wanted 446 -9519 4PM . 446 -2564 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL UMITATION The Southern local School 01stnct IS seekmg a Jr H1gh Cheerleader Advrsor Ae · qu1rements are a val1d Ohio teachrng certificate, recent mcperie n ce as a I' h1gh cheerl eader advrsor, restde 1n Southern Local 01Strlct, have vahd cert rfr cate rn sports medrctne for 1984· 85. & be acceptable to So uthern Board of Educa tto n Contact Southern lo ca l Supermtendent N o ap plicatiOns accepted after the close of school , Aprrl 27. 12 The N ew Sara Coventry Back m Tn -County area H1nng f as h10n s how dtrec to r s full or part t1me posi tions availa ble Call after 3 '2'l I mo pd 3 Garage Sale Sat 4 - 21 only COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS 3358 LARGE o' SMALL JOBS PH 992·2478 In R1o Grande 1982 mobile home 1 4 ft 2 bdr . good cond Set up on approx 1 acre land . 517 000 Call tI~':":''="=':m:i:sc======:.J GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET BUYERS FIND BARGAINS. EVERY SAT t1o SUN DEALERS NEEDED OUTOOOR SPACE $5 00 BE THERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS THALER PROPERTY. RTS 160 & 36 446-7037 E10:ptmenced Body & Me chaniC man at Hysell used cars tn R utlan d Apply 1n person 11 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUAL· tTY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS . RT 36 PHONE 614 446 7274 23 446·8038 14x70 Ktrkwood two bed room mob1le home Central A · H carpet appliances. un derp1nnrng S9,000 Call 614 -256 -6035 or aher 6PM Professronal Services 446-8251 PIANO TUNING Lower pnced regular tunlngs discounts to Senror C1t1zens. Church es& Schools Ward ' s : Keyboard, 304 -675 - 3824 1 Piano Tunrng and Repa1r Brumcard1 Mus1c Co, 446 0687 Skill and mtegrtty our trademark lane Daniels . 614-742 -2951 B & M Pamtrng Res , lnd . Comm Free estrmates Call 614 256 -1492 or 446 1104 THDMPSO N BDOKKEEPtNG Monthly and Quarterly account s welcome 428 Se cond Ave Cal l 446 -1136 Real Estate 1984 Employment Services Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only - Trencher - Water Yard Sa le Apnl 20 &. 21 Mam St Aacrne. Oh1o Homemade Easter candy & Cash paid for fancy lfOn or heavy rron be ds $160 and up for certa1 n M e1gs Co stone jars Old t1me c up board co l t 1 - 304 882 63 114 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M . -Gas L1nes EUGENE LONG 7231 Bashan Building - Dozers - Sepl1c Wanted to buy New, used & antique furnnure . Will buv 1 p1ece or co mpl ete house holds Also comp le te Au c t 1 oneenng senr rce Call Rodney Howery 614 · 696 · 7760 4/12/1 mo 3123 Carport Sale Sat Apnl 21. 9AM -4PM First road nght off Bulaville Ad Boys 728 F1rst Ave Wed - Frt . 9 ttll 6 Old dolls. muc , wash sink , old washer . scales Ca ll 614 - FURNITURE Beds ~r on. wood cupboa rd s. cha1rs . chests . baskets d1shes stone J<HS . ant1qu es, gold and sliver Wnte - M 0 M1ll e r. Rt 2 , Pomeroy , Ohi o 45769 or call 614 -992 - PH. 992-2549 CALL 992-5949 Yard Sale Fri 20th log house on M1tchell Ad , Gallipolis Sat Aprtl 20 & 21 . From 9AM -8PM At the larry O ' Brren residence . Large select1on of clothmg and household rtema Go past Letart Falls srgn, turn left at frrst lane. 2nd house on nght Watch for s1gns 1tems. TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USEO - CARS. TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 -446 · 7572 4 Family Yard Sale Fri. S. 2711 498 General Hartrnger Pkwy Mrddleport OH *MOWII'!r. *TRIMMING *CEMETERY MAINTENANCE Rea•onable Rate• Rummage Sale Thurs . & Frt At 7 on Paxton Ad . 4 Family Sale Down clothes. household paperbacks 32 Mobile Homes for Sale Middleport & Vicinity 614 - 3BB 9615 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Vicinity l..;;2::;'1 ::;>::;m::;;rle::;s::;;o::;u::;t::;R::;I::;;1::;4::;1::;;;;:;;;..,f 388 -9906 ., 614 -3 88 - ' 9617 11 Help Wanted Wanted to buy Junk cars , anytime CHESHIRE OHIO 4-6-1 mo 1 s· ,, 11 , I ( ) ' 1, ~ hr II " I .o, Wonted to buy square dane · mg clot h es S1ze 10 any type Ca ll 446 -4537 SEPTIC TA NKS INSTALLED 1 I I(\ 1 , I Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters . Swain Furnt ture. 446 -3159. 3rd S. Oltve St , Galllpolts. Oh •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER . GAS, SEWER RAIN LINES County Cetllf1ed C.:, i! · ' 1 1•, , l' l~()nN 1 r) ! ~ ;;w~~t: ~ ;~ J ~· ~~~~~~~·;·~~ I)~ ~~; l" t" Prl 1 1 , , , . 1.. r :, 0 ,,, 1-1 )• 1 ' ]r ' I rt• ' • , I' , I 'fl. ) I ( I• 1' 1 • ll o j' 11, 7 IJ 11 1j1 11 , , ,, ( , C, I ; • .'1111: "' I' • •unly ( , ' I\J 1 f[7 ' ~I Remodelrng Work Cu1lqm Pole Bldgs Insurance & Garages I1, • I •, ,\ II 1" 11 I ' '"' I . 1 ' I 1 " I II It~~ IJ I 1 I f ' P , , •" 1 ,\ ' 1/ ) 1 ' '' I 1 I : >' I ill' 1 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes -Ex tens1ve II• 1!11 I• ' ), rl h 1 ,, , ' ,I t ~. I .r 1 I h. , ,• I• I / I ' r\ 1, ,,, f\r•, l' 1 9 Public Notice ~11 l lll Bv Approx1matPl\' ROO pPOplf' at te nded thf" rP('f'nl opPn house hrld <.11 .. 1' ' I " ' : r 11 ' ' I '11 " " : '• '• ,, I 11 1 Real Estate General ,~ flll1 () P M fJI ·. ,ud rl.,.., Be!!) Dill lost lht• most "Poght and Ca thy \\t'orkman wa -.; !hL' r unnf'f up ·' 1 T o~>,V PS hln h h l( J • 1lo · ~ AM ,l l d 1Prn .tll1 npr n IJ!ll•l 7 ;n ' r r. 11 1:. 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II h I Jllf' ! j<)li , JI I If \ , f [ I I, !II( JII Pearl Brrii'S and PPachre KPamlied for runner -up At th<' Tursd<JV ntght F 1Vf' Potnl .., class. M<:1f'\ Lou Hawkms lost lhr most v..Pight and thprc was a t1r for runnf'r up tx•twf'f'n K<lrl(l Chf'\'a ll<' l and Kan'n Smtth Information on thP Slindf'rdla program ma\' tw ubtamf'd hv CJ IImg 942 l~2 \ 1' • r_,, " •n " ' . I • I I ,, Public Notice PM p i \ J<d d 1.,.. 8y o r(jP< n t ,.--,. L lnt 1•011 \ nl Mo fJ Scipio Energy Recycling Division 4fll!l mu R rl r 1, I 1 7I) I ' tl f''ll''of o t !l't,l rt 10wn'ih •n lr,, th r· ;l\ ,rOCt'>P ••I l,rr• (lll•l•·r !nlll lor l hl' puron·.r' 1d nrov•rlH" l ,lllr l 11 iltll! d rn •nfl f,l, l(l(llrlllJ , .l p 1l mr ('<; hu.lrl•lll ] f) ~ 1] 1-'' a t the Mondav mwtrng uf Slrndcr ..Ua held at F'rw Purnts At lhP Monday night Mason cla ss. M.oxrnr Jerdan rrcervro her 20 pound w~1ght loss r ibhon and cerflfi('J tf' Linda Clark<' and Roxann Bart on tied for the most weight los t and • 7 1 , (I I ' ' I ••' Public Notice 3 23 Jfn IHI+ I>y )\ ' ll tll, tt • .' '> 'l i d '· () , , , thf' MPtgs Soli and \V a tt• rCon srrvJ RE SOLUTION ,. , M ltl 11l rn cash or checks with positive 1.0. '' Not responsible for acctdents or loss of property". The thPm<' . .. Pbnts. Ammals and Man. Shar rng th•• E:arih. an Erology Store· was dt•prctcd b\ fourth graders ol th<• Mt•rgs Local Sc hool Dtstnct Jla posll'T contpst stagPCI bv _ TlH' Ao,n cl 11 0" ' 1 ' .,111., 1eatl mfl CH•f'k ( • · ,., . O,c,rr •ct W 1" pi •· •·n •• ' , 1 . • too n hv .-1 o.;pub• c;n• ' ' • ' ·t · l omrn1rn •rv •~"P ' " ' • r t•n , <i ownl'r<; Wi!hlfl n" 1!'"' l• •l arP.;t c:; ThP. bonrd bf' C:l iJ r '' ,, r 1 ,' ~.:pP r rf'n CC c t S f'\,,1 ' I l)l l,lr' su bsrdPntP CiWSf!d hv •, 11 ( 1 N 11i m1n1 n g mPthod IP.l't<> thd ! .r ,, necess;u y and ,ldvr<;cth'• r pas s the lollnw1ntl rP"> Ohrl •tHl •'1 o rder 10 prr> <;PriJ f' ,md orot•'r t th e w o rk <; ot rtw r!r<>tr r I !' ,uno! wmPr soil (I f Th PrPI, III I(' I I< ', ,, , 1 1 p· .. r th(' p1;;1( \I I 11 11 1 lfl II TW Ill ill l ll() ' 'J ••l • • Jl ·~ ', ,"] , 'I ( 11 1" <~1 t'on~nration Call 992-34 66 [) . . 11""" ' r · .1 r '1 ' •11 1 1 11 ' " I 1~ H, ()I\('! n [ lr• 1•1) 11 r1l 173-S 7BS or 173-54 30 'A " <~• ~~~ 1•>,1' <' ' II' J • ~ , , Pt rll., tnr .1 IT I u 1 I n 11 tv I' ' Il l' 11 .11 n l() •'t r.( k A M 1<1rl r• ••T I, I"' r•o•·n oJill• - 1r, • r tr, ('~ SYBIL BRITTON, GUARDIAN Phone 304-428·8177. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo LEGAL I " SALEM CENTER - Sal••m C'ent!'r S.:·hool fourth grdllers winning in the l>istrid Soil and \\lato·r P.agelown on Twp 141 Public Notice ollnt"11JI.I'1Cf S ' " r flit l()f'llC\' mr' •l rt ,11•,PrVI(f' n p,' r.lt l'ri lov I 11P tl<"tl.H !nl••n1 <1' 111r l onht rnn r n<n o tnv 11 r rn t~"' '1 t , . , , ,, rt chair, round oak table and 6 chairs and matching buffet. 30 inch electric stove, apartment size ·c:.·1 1f ~ G Public Notice HOUSEHOLD: Genny Lynn bed , iron bed, wicker . ' touled I'to Mile last of Now Accepting Listings in Meogs Co. LOCATlON : 4th Streel, Mason, WV. Walch for sogns. The personal property of LoHie Fruth. Next sal e Mt Alto Auction May 5, 19B4 Emma Bell Aucttoneer, l1c 429 -84 top prices pard 3-26 - 1 mo ·' Vinyl & Aluminum 949-28o0 or 992-7121 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' WATER GAS & OIL LINES Experienced Reasonable 11 A.M. · 0< • .... ¥ . . . ..,. .......... , HEATING Public Sale & Auction WVa 304 -773-5785 304· 773-9185 Pomeiov · ·· · Gaiiii)oils- · .. & Riclt Pearson Auctioneer Servtce Estate. Farm. An tique & liquidation sales. ltcensed & bonded in Ohio & facturers PH. 949-3046 Youth Large 3 bdr. hou11e for sale or rent In Plantz: Subd1Vi1110n No children . no pets Call 614 -246 -52B1 eva's 1/m!i/~-....... l.~'lmlll 614·367·7101 PH. (614) 985·4212 4/9/ 1 mo. Pleasant. WVa Auct . Lonnte Neal 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom. OH 45743 742-2328 Tuesday Center Bldg .• Camden St We Use Von Schrader Equrpment Recommended by leadong Carpet Manu· 4/18/i mo olOO UOil 070G CHIMNEY SWEEP AL TROMM All Work Guaranteed Mo""" HJ '- - - - -- - - -- - -- --1 WORK GUARANTEED " ·111 - t.o~ 7Ul - "COG " ''""" U ,.OIIO Jobs - Big or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Rt. 3, Pomeroy, OH . PH. (614) 985-3341 8 "'''" C""'• JO• nt - rl oeo N [), """ ,,._.., ,.,....... . .. Cl. .. .. HJ - Poo1lon<l HI - U!o " loJOo " "'GoonGe Ow,.fttl<oo 2 .. and HORACE KARR n hhons: S<'C'Ond placE' Ul JEWELL'S PLUMBING Anyone Interested Contact: Front from left. Ronald Vance, first; Tonya Young, second; .Julia Klng,third; back, .Jim Lucas, a district supervisor. and fourth grade teacher. Nancy White. Cow~ I>' .0.-C<MioB \ 0 Painting, Coating NEW-REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Business Senrices HOUSE TO BE TORN DOWN IN POMEROY HARRISONVULE - ll"rt' an• the poster winn<•N from tht· Harrisonvill" Elementary School in the Di.'iitricl SoiJ :wd Water ('orL~·n ation DbJriet ••vf•nt . GoO,. ... - o....., ... 111 c .... ~ •• -··...·-·-" ,, ,..,.~,.,.,. ll- u ....- ",.-.' 11 ''"'"" llllo-I'YICIII...,.., 1,.,.,_,..__ c...,,.,g hw•a-"' ~OOG~ Ca -~oU u,.,. l it - ""'''" •• "'" & Goom •1-lu•~oo-lo-• "'"'o"""' .,,.,... ,., n .... ~-·· I I F""'E•y--t n Jl ll Gutters, Downspouts lu' "ll'' ' I' X< .... ,....,. 71 1-ro t. Mo<ooo • 1 .YIICOI . . . . Y-010 "....,_..,. , r••woi-uT,.,,..,. ju /l nO< 11111 r ••lo·plt"n'' IIIOoao~CIOI UAfll- 11 ......... ..,....... , ,-......... .. -w.... ..r I).,,.., •• 7• ,.................. .. ,..,. ,... ....... ,,_ .... ,... ..... _, ... , lJ.f ..... - - .~. ( '"'"f"'d I"'If''"<'" o·r I ho ,, ......... Solo WD ll>+ ....... , . . . . . . 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Athena, 3061 Poge-9 collect 614-692- 1965 12x60 mobrfe home unfurmshed $3,900 Call 446-1340 - - - - -- - - -- Trader for sale 1 Ox35 Call 614 - 388 -9686 anyttme. 1979 fully underpinned 14x70. 3 bdr . 2 full baths , approJt 1h acre welt graded lot Prtce reduced Call 614 · 38B · 9957 afte r 5 30PM 1971 Freedom mobile home. good cond clean reasonable Ct~ ll 614 245 - 5549 Used 2 btJdroom mobile homes . furn1shed 1 Ox 50 and 12x52 s1zes Your chance to ow n a co mfo rta · ble home Browns tra1ler Court M'inersvrlle, Oh 614 992 -3324 1 2x65 1971 mobtl e home woodburner & a c 61 4 · 31 Homes for Sale BUild o n you r lot a new hom e you afford Over 11 00 sq tt 6 rooms & bath. car peted. ready to move 1nt o $26.5 00 also ga rage s & basement Call Putrrot Home 801lders 446 8038 W1ll cons 1der rnobrle home as trade -In For sa le by owner, 3 bdr • central a H , forc1:1d au fur nance. buck stove , rnground 18x36 sw1mmrng pool, c lo se t o City schools Pnced reduced t o $38,500 Ca l l 446 3204 Middleport home . 1ump mto Spnn g Savmgsr Super spe Ctal low pr1ces Ca ll 614 992 -6941 742 ·2120 12x70 Fleetwood 2 bed ro oms. 1 1/1 bath Call 614 - 985 -3B39 1965 New Moun. 1 2x55. 2 bedroom . exc cond $4.000 00 304 - 675 4276 , 304 - 675 -1822 after 5 00 1974 Knkwood 12x60 to · ta l elec 2 bedroom . house wmdows new carpet A - 1 cond 304 -675 73;:8 Mob1le home 12x60 Cham p 1on mce carpetmg wood burner . drapes d1shwasher . e:a:t t a m ce and clean On rental lot c l ose to Gall1polis and Rt 35 . Immediate pos sessiOn , $5 ,995 00 304 675-3466 Are you ready for a move~ N l. Stevens t1nd Associates can help you buy that new home w1th as httle as a 5 % downpayment and mterest rates as low as 10 50% Call Jer1 Allie for further deta1ls 614 -379 -2789 3 bdr house A One R ea l Estate Carol Yeager Brok er Howard L Yeager Ill sales man Ca ll 304 -675 5104 or 1 2~<60 all e l ec mobile home, tiP out tn ltvmqroom. 3 bedrooms 304 675 4204 73 M o bt le Home, 2 bed room . 1 '11 bath , new carpet throughout Set up o n rented tot m town S 7 000 or best offer 304 675 · 1639 or 675 3004 304 675·5386 33 Must sell $2,000 down take over S31 5 per mo pay ment Ta•es & tnsurance •ncluded Locahtd Plantz SubdiVISIOn 3 bdr ranch, full basement, ca rport woodburner , City schools 142 ac re fa rm near R1o Gtande good house and barn Ca ll 614 245 5281 eves Ca ll 446 -8002 6 rooms. basement , double garage , 1 & one -thtrd acre lot . R ose Hrll . Pomeroy S32.900 Cull 1-614 678 25 13 Baum Add1t1on 3 bedroom bnck . 1 '· ' baths . full base ment , f&m1ly room carport . patio & ad1o rnmg 1h acre lot available S57 000 614 - Farms for Sale 10 acre m1m fcnm 1 2~e60 mob1le home , 5 outbulld mgs 400 lb tobacco base . new 28x56 It house started Owner m o v1ng mu st sell $16,500 Call 614 256 6620 61 ecre (20 to 30 tillabl e) Barn And outb U1Id1n gs good well all mrnera l ughts 2 story farm house 304 -675 3030 or 675 3431 985-420 1 35 Lots & Acreage Co mpletely remodeled 2 - 3 bedroom h ouse w1th vmyl srdr ng, fully carpeted. forced a~r gas furnace . large out bUJidmg , m exc ne•ghbor hood Ca ll 6 14 -992 6161 Northup f1rsr street on the nght after crossmg Rac coon bndge Appr ox 130 tron tage $5 ,500 Call 446 $ 19 .500 1 % story house 2 ba rns. corn cnb & ce ll ar A AND 21 ACRES• Good locat ton on Rt 1 24 west o f langsv1lle house neP.ds some work Must se ll Ca ll Gfona Gruba m Col at Appro11 5 '12 acres level la nd With frontage on 2 roRd s e•c tor bu 1ld1ng or mr01 farm AI! ut1lrt1es nea1 by oH old Rt 160 near Por tf-!r S9 500 Ca l l 61 4 388 3485 1 614 -868-5041 8B01 Owner tra nsferred , must sell beaut1ful 3 bedrm bnck home F~replace . deck . woods pr~vacy . sunshme 1 B acres . e111c bldq OJ M H s11 e w1t h 350 fl road frontage . localed on o l d 16 0 near Por1er , al l ulrllt•es nearby 53 .750 Call 614 S63.900 5420 Call 614 992 7 room house . 1 06 acre lot. barn basement . carport . on Rose Hdl in Pomerov Good cond1tron S26 000 . plus turnl(ure - S2 , 000 Total S28.000 Ca ll Ed1son Hob· stetter at 992 - 2464 or Geo rge Hob5tetter at 992 7763 Will cons1der frnanc ing part of rt FOR RENT WITH OPTION 388 -8801 10 acres reduced prrce rn Chester w1th 2 mob 1le h omes on propertv Ca l l 614 -985 4174 28 ACres mostly w oo ded several walnut tre es 10 bacc o all otment 1111 mmeral ngh ts. borders Ch 1ef Corn stocll hunters parad1se to· cated oH M1llston e Road Pr1c ed S 1 1 500 00 Pho ne 614 367 7271 TO BUY11 1 14 ft w1de three bedroom. bath end half . mob1le home s1ttmg o n mce lot. ready to move mto $225 00 down $225 .00 per month 304 - 576-27 11 One half acre lot o n M1tchf!n Road Galhpoll!i rural water and c 1ty schools Five room h ouse with base· mont and anached garage on two acre1 4 m1les from Point Pleasant on Rt . 2 N Rentals S6 995 00 3466 304 675 304·676 -3248 . Three year old total electrrc house. 3 bedrooms, fenced in back yard and deck. 610.000 .00 down assume 8% per cent loan, pnced m mid 50's Call after 5 . 304·675-6643 . 4 bedroom home , full base ment , 1 acre lot, Rt . 62, Charleoton Road 304 -676 4887 or 614 -446 -1675. 41 Houses for Rent 5 rm house 44 Olive S t . Gall1pohs lnqu~re at 918 2nd Avo , Ga!hpohs . OhiO 3 Bedroom House rrver · vtew . no pets 446 - 2404 4 bdr houte at Evergreen Call 446 -2665 �Pag&- 1Q- The Doily Sentinel 41 They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12''-22'' 1tocked 1n yard . HEAP vender, prompt delivery 614 -256 - 304 -675 - 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Limestone. Sand, GraveL Delivered In Mason, Meigs, Gallia or Dtck up at Richards & Son t;oll '146 -7786 1 m1 south of All kin t •urnance pipe• Call L 1 ~ -£ 1.16-1628 Eureka 12x60. S 160 mo , plus 5100 dep & ref ' s Call 614 -643 -2916 o• 614 -643 2644 1 2 bdr trader fully furntshed , Two bedroom unfurntshed trader large yard , garden rural water located 1n Cen - Call Small bdr Pollen cham saw S76 Shop Smith wrth all attach· ments 5 HP John Deere tiller 211n Lawnboymower self propelled. electnc start good lo cation, sec dep req Call 446 -8558 terpom1 2169 o·· Call 614 256-1528 Call 446 -0784 55 Bu1ld1ng Supplies 614 379 '" Buildmg materrals block . bnck. sewer p1pes, wtndows. l1ntels , etc Claude Wtnters , Rio Grande, '-::===========-r-----------1 -----------D Ca11614-245 -5121 Nrce large house near c 1ty sc hool s. vaJd , S300 a mo . deposrt , uttltt1es Call 446 1434 or 446 2192 3 bdr mob1le home. dep , ref . adults only Call 614 - I· 47 Wanted to Rent House three bedrooms New Haven Mas on area ~all afte• 5PM 304 -882 -2098 367 -7743 Merchandise WITH OPTION TO BUY , 14 ' all electnc mob•le homo. sett tng on lot ready to mo\le mto S200 00 down S175 00 MONTH 304 576 -2711 44 Apartment for Rent one and two bedrooms rent start tng at S1 57 for one bedroom and $1 9 3 per month for two bedroom, wtth $200 depostt located near Foodland and Sprmg Valley Plaza . pool and TV ant Call 446 -2745 or leave message Small efftcrency apart , cen tra l atr & heat. 1 professtonal t ype gen11eman only 446 0338 304 -675 5386 513' 1 ? Thtrd Ave 3 room apt S 1 35 mo mcludes water Co li 446 4222 be tween 9 and 5 Garage apt furntshed 3 rooms & bath Washer & dryer Clean no pets adults only Oep & ret req Call 446 -1519 3 bdt unturn garage apt pl us depos1t Call 446 -3786 Furnished efftctency 607 2 nd Galltpolts $145 SharP. bath $tng iP. CAl l 446 4416 after 7PM Furmshed Apt 1 bdr near HMC 5?25 Ut1ltt1 es pd Adults Call 446 4416 after 7PM Upsta1rs 1:1pt , 3 roums fur n tshed . adults Call 446 1232 Downtown loc atmn Small ap1 turmshed . stngle per son n o pels S 17 5 mo Ca ll 446 -9283 1 bedroom Apt 5196 mo 1n c lud1n q uttlllles Equal Housmq Opportuntty Con tact VtllaqP. M ano r Apts 614 992 7787 Atvorslde Apts Mrddleport Spectal rates for Sentor C ttt zons S 1 30 Equa l Hous •ng Opportunttres 614 992 7721 sao. LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofa . c hatr rocker otto man 3 tables (e•tra heavy by Frontu:n) S685 Sofa, chan and lo veseat, S275 Sofas and chau s pnced from 5285 to $895 Tables . 945 and up to S 125 Hide a beds, 5440 and up to 8525 , Re cli ners , 5175 . to 5375 , lamps hom S28 to S 75 5 pc d inettes from 599 . to 435 7 pc S189 and u p Wood table w1th !IlK cha trs S42 5 to S 745 Desk 5110 up t o S225 Hutches , 5550 and up , maple or ptne hm sh Bunk bed comp lete wnh mattresses , S250 and up to S395 Baby beds, 5110 Mattresses or box spnngs full or tw1n , S 58 , ftrm , S68 and S78 Ouefln sets, s 195 4 dr chests. S42 5 dr chests S54 Bed frame s, $20 and S25 . 10 g un Gun ca brnets S350 Gas or elect n c ranges S375 Baby mattresses S25 & 535 bed frames S20 . S25 & S30 k•ng frame S50 Good select ion of bedroom suttes . ceda r c h e$IS rockers m etal c abtnets sw tvel rockers Used Furn1ture ·· Ranges cha rrs dryers and TV 's 3 miles out Bulav1l le Ad Open 9am to 6pm Mon thru Fn . 9am to Spm Sat 614 -446 0322 TV & Appl•an ces, 627 Thtrd Ave , Gall1pohs , 614 -446 1699 Sp •n washers gas & e le ctt~c dryers auto washers gas & electr~c rang es , r e ft~gerators TV sets GOOD USED APPLIANCES 1 & 2 bedroom furmshed apt" Call 614 992 5434 o r 992 - 5914 or 304 882 2566 Wa sh ers. dryers , refrt ge ra tors ranges Skaggs Ap phances Upper Rtver Ad Destde Stone Crest M ote l 614 -446 7398 N1cely furntshed apt Redec orated , new carpe tm g f~rst floor no steps garage no pets Call 614 949 2441 APARTMENTS mobile homes. houses. Pt Pleasant and Gallrpolts 614 446 8221 RIVERS TOWER Apartments now avatlabls to elderly & d1sabled wtth an rncome o f less than $12 ,300 Aent tng 1or 30 percent of ad1usted 1n come Phone 304 -675 6679 - - - - - - - - - u uuuu 3 bedroom duple11 w1th full basement. 2606 M t Vernon Ave S275 month wtth 1 year lea se 304 675 3030 or 675 3431 45 62 Ohve St . Galhpolts New & used wood & coal stoves , 6 p1ece wood hvtng room su1te w1th 6 tnch flat arms $399. bunk beds co mplete wtth bunk res 6199. 2 ptece antron lrvmgroom suttes S1 99. antron reclmen S99 other recltners maple drnette sets s 179. box spnngs & manress tw.n or full S100 set regular -ftrm $1 20 . maple dtnette chatrs $35 wash stands $34 maple rockers $59 , 7 p1ece chrome dtnette set $149 5 prece d1nette set $99, used bedro o m su1tes . ref ngera tors ra nges chest dressers wrmger washers. TV ' s dry ers & shoes Ca 11614 -446 3159 2 bdr apts , med1um Income Famrly we lco m A One Real Estate , Carol Yeager Broker Howard L Yeager Ill sales man Call 304 675 5104 or TWIN 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS ! Equal Housmg Opportumty) has 5250 81 Trov· Bilt tiller~ Check our spectal price before you buy any tillers . Swisher lmple· ment Co St. Rt. 7 N , Galli· poha. OH . Call 0475. Furn1shed Rooms For rent Sleeprng Rooms and hgh t hou se keeptng rooms Park Ce ntral Hotel Call 614 446 0756 Sleeptng room $115 , uti It ttes pa1d Share bath . male on ly R.ange & refrrg 919 2nd Ave . Galltpohs Cal! 446 4416 after 7 PM 46 Space for Rent Tratler space for ren1 1 mile from Hospital $65 mo • water and trash patd Call 446 - 1354 efta• 5 PM Bargcuns Trade Cente r Furn & appl outlet Ka nauga, Ohto 3 used cmpots, e•c cond . [yellow, red purple) Call 446 3426 after 4 30PM Ktng s1ze waterbed Ktng Coal or wood Stove. gun cab 1n et Ca ll 614 256 - 1691 For sale maple buffet ek cond Call446 - 1094 51 Household Goods 1 recltner chatr Call 446 - 1870 5 drawer dresser S50 like new twin bed , Holly wood frame $120 large l1t1on co mputeru·ed microwave oven, e•c cond $400, bean bags chatr. Sears heavy duty vmvl S15 Call 446 - 8175 after 6 wttekdays , daytime weekends 54 Mise Merchandise 2 Prom dresses s1ze 5 & 8 Worn once Ca ll 614 - 245 - 9183 6 tt uttl1ty truck bed $350 8 ft heavy gauge alum truck box S250 Both tn exc cond Call 614 -2 56 - 1750 7ft locust posts and stakes Call614 - 256 - 1271 15 ga l fish aquanum, w1th fan & ltghts & e•tras K1ngwood burnmg stove burns c oal or wood $150 Call 446 - 3732 8 HP Wheel Horse el ectr 1c start 36 m mower deck , S 700 len N Sons Sml l Engmes Call 614 - 379 2827 No Sunday ca lls 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boardmg all breeds Heated 1ndoor - outdoor facthties AKC Doberman pupptes Stud Servtce Call 614 -446 - Judy Taylor Groommg Call 614 -367-7220 . 9790 Oragonwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pup ptes . CFA Htmalayan. Per stan and Stamese ktttens Call 614 446 - 3844 after 6 Marcum Roofing & Spout tng. Now instilling rubber roofs. 30 years experience, , . speclali.zing in built up roof . 614-379-2468 . Call814-388-9857 Super C Farman fast hitch. small case tractor. 3 po1nt hnch, Ford 2 row cuhiva· tors, tri axel machinery tratler. all in exc. con Call PAINTING - interior and ex terior. plumbing, roofing, soma remodeling. 20 yra. Rock Farm, 304-676 -4308 . (l l-toroti'A 71 614 256 1768 2278 Ho meltte 410 c hatn saw 1 mo o ld Rea ! good cond Take a look See pn ce 1 Call Regrste red Tortte Potnt HI malayan female, 4 yrs old, spayed and declawed . 304 - 446-7126 675 -7110 Cl osed body ut1ltty 1railer 5"8. heav1ly constructed Rabbtts 304 675 2 19 7 Call 446 -6595 Baby rabb1ts . purebred Rex $6 00 and up Baby goat Infants car sear & changmg tAble e•c cond h•gh c ha11 fnu cond Call 446 -7736 JVC Stero Component sys tem Brand new Ca ll 614 992 7274 - - - - - -- S15 00 6430 Phone 304 675 - Regi stered male Beagle 1 1/t yrs o ld , 550 00 304 - 675 - 5299 · psOB Compleh:l modern bathr oo m SHlk , reetd y to rnstall S3S Cetll 614 -985 -4346 Ftrewood for sa l e S20 00 p•ckup SJO 00 del•vered 304 675 2991 betore 1 1 00 AM or after 6 00 PM 53.500 o rgan Lower-y one year old S 1200, Grand father c lock S 900 one year old S450, 25 f l oor model co l or TV S699 00 S400 . 1 com plete H1 Ft system 150W wrth 15 JBL speakers S900 $450 a ll l ess than two y e ars old Call at 167 Lynn Drtve 1n New Haven . WV Charles V Humph re y s Spray pa1nt1ng equrpment . comp ressor 2 gal pot 50 ~t matenal lme Bmks G un A l so 20 cu h upnght free1er leland M Johnson 304 -675 -1128 N1ght crewlers 90 cents doz lester and Charlie Leonard 1213 Ma1n St Po1nt Pleasant House flowers, Apnl 1 8 to May 15 lucy Wnght , Galh polts Ferry CHEAP Turkey gun Savage. over under, 222 top, 20 gauge botton, new cond , shot few t1mes S 150 00 304 -882 - 2012 2 new complete twtn beds , headboa rds , box sprtngs, mattress & frame $175 each Call614 - 378 - 6433 304 675 -4204 57 Musical Instruments Complete Peavey sound sys tem, 6 c hannels . 4 profes Si o nal mtkes S 1 000 Ca ll 446 4525 Baldwtn Funste"r Ofgan dou ble keyboard . all.accompant ment. e.11 cond Call 614 - II 62230 58 FrUit & Vege1ables 59 For Sale or Trade 675 -5628 Gravely tractor 301n mower su lky and plow Coleman Canoe 17ft l o ng Sell S275 00 or trade for Jon Boat Phone 304 -675 - Build o n your lot a new homo 1 ~ you afford Over 1100 sq ft , 6 rooms & bath, car OUR BOARDING HOUSE • peted , ready to move rnto 526,500 also garages & basement Ca l l Patrtot Home Budders 446 8038 Wtll cons1der mobtle home as trade tn 304 -576 -2147 One trailer lot. sewer and weter furnished. one smal l child accepted 304 -676 - 30 in . electric range 846, gas clothes dryer $86, elect ftC clothes dryer $90 , Maytag automatic washer 685, G .E. waaher $100. Gib1on self defrosting $160, Maytag wringer $100 . Call814 1078 742 -2352 Park. Route 33 , North of Pomeroy Large lots . Call 614 -992 -7479 74 9600 or best offer Call condition Call 446 -3849 . 1975 Fiat X·19. excellent condit1on removable top Call 446-6696 Must selll 1979 Plymonth Horizon TC3. Sharp. PS, PB, auto ., factory aluminin wheels, am-fm casaette. Call 814-992-6919. 1979, Chevy Cop•lce Classic, 2 dr, a.c. p s, V -8 engine, body, good condition, excel lent performance. Will con Sider all offera . Call 992 7412 after 6 p .m 1973 Plymouth Scamp, 2 dr. h .t. V-8. automatic, p .s, good cond1t1on. $460 1976 Dodge Dart. 4 dr. 4 speed. slant 6. new shocks. good condotiOn. 8990 614 -985 3817 $1,100 00 304-675 -1600 Hay & Grain ask for Jim L1vely Northup Kmg corn, alfalfa & grass seed, other farm seeds Ca ll Vaughn Taylor, 614 -245-5064 o• 614 -2 455815 after BPM 614 256 9352 1979 Chrysler Cordoba . very good cond1tion. fully equrpped, good gas mileage. S3,500 00 895 -3812 Phone 304 - 1982 Honda CB 650. 2300 milea, uc cond., 2 helmet, siuy bar S. chrome, caae guards. Cell 448 -4989 after 6PM. 83 Honda 760 shadow, 2. 100 miles, axe cond 2 helmau. 3738 . Call 614 -446 - 1 980 Kowuki 1300 Shaft 68.000 moles . $2.300 00 PM. 304-675-6730 65 Seed 8o Fertilizer 1976 Corvette loaded . 58200, negotiable. 304 - 896 3967 otto• 5 p.m Garden seeds. plants. Ken nebec seed potatoes &8 50 Ferhltzer, fteld seeds Boso Agn - Center 446 - 2463 Wanted to lease Tobacco allotment Call 304-675 1197 after 6 p m TR 7 hardtop sports car , good body, runs good, $2,200 00 3182 304 - 676 1974 Olds, 2 door . 6 cyl , auto . good clean cond . $895 00. 304 675 5081 Transportation '73 Chevy pockup 307. 3 speed, S 200 00 or best offer cash and carry 304- Autos for Sale TOP CASH patd for late model used cars Smtth Burck -Pont1ac. 1911 Eastern Ave , Galhpolts Call 614 -446 -2282 1981 Corvette. l1ke new tnstde & out, 10,000 m1les Call 614 -388 -9003 after 675 -5502 2225 o• 992-7110 after 5 p.m Honda. CL360B. 1975. E• cellent condtt1on . $660 Call 992-51 BB '8 1 Su.zuk1 850, full dress. shaft drive . exc . cond . $2.400 00 2480 304-882 - ftrm 446 7629 1980 Chevy Caprtce SW loaded. excellent condtt ton AM-FM 8 track 5628 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Chrts Craft 36 cru iser wtth --------n 1 979 Plymouth Arrow hatchback Custom wheels. -am -fm radio . cassette, sun •oof $3896 . 2635. ft cabm trailer, S12.000 Call 614 - 245 · 5032 o• 304-676-1731 304 - 675- Call 446-3637 Correct Craft &. Sk1 Su preme, fam1ly 1k1 boats New 8t used, Parkersburg, wv 304-422 -8433 o• 304422-2367 . New tru ck fenders & doors . Chevy fenders 875 . 95 . Chevy doors $166 Ford fenders 876 . Ca ll 614 -256 - 1260 Must sacrtflce 80 sport bed truck. exc con d. .short 1 owner. AM -FM. ~rpet, double rust proot, ttnited glass, blue & black with stripes. $4,500 firm Call614 -387 -7833 . 1978 Ford XLT p1ckup. auto, runs good. 82,400 00 Phone 304· 896-3654. l1mestone. fill d1rt. and top \lJ!<OWN CLO~P o-1\E' aou ¥-U! FOR THINKING IT BACJ;! '" AFTER IT WAG STOI..EN LOOH5 LIKE THE FISH YOU CAUGHT! FROM ME! HA HA! TH' LITTLE TYKE AIN'T DONE ENOUQH FISHIN' T" .1NOw THAT FREAKY Tt11N<lG LIKE THAT lfl5 lf£11 FISH THAT PLOPPEI? INTO THE BOAT/ . TtiAT FISH COOW INTO 50MEWDY'5 '78 Ford courier truck. very low m1leage, 6 on floor. 30 plus MPG. $2.700 00 304882 -2894 . 1979 Fo•d C 600 with 22ft van body, roll up blck door, prloe U ,IOO 00. Phono 304-468·1031 d BIT HOOK AS FAR AWAY AS JIJPfitl. SNAPPED TH" LIN E AN'" MR. \'jA~WC~ S ' ME5SACIE C0MIN6 FO~ qllfiBLEP.' .. or 675 - GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER. Water removal. furniture cleaning, free esti- ALLEY OOP ma1ea 304-676-2295 . LADIES A.N' GENTS! THIS IS TH' FINA.L EVENT IN TI-t' DECA..lHLON CONTEST! TH' FIRST RIDER TO UNSEA..T THE OTHER WILL BE DECLARED ll-4' WINNER! Remolding, stding. mtanor and exterior. textured coat· mg. atmulatad br~ck end stuco. thermo replacement windows. 304-875-1560. 82 Plumbing & Heating .- - - .. - --::-;;-;:-- -r-~, ·-:;r. .;;-- CARTER"$ PLUMBING AND HEATING A '- ._~. ' · ~­ ~~~ ,._,. - Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446 -3888 614 446-4477 o• At least E1u bba F=:;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;'~~'qjlj;9:;fh;tt~; , ~on;;/'! will JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG Rt 1. Box 355. Gollipohs Ce ll 614-367 -0576 feel safer.' Mighty queer. TV blastin'' Car's 1ster Walt in th' drivel rnus' be home! SHULAW'S Plumbtng and Heating. At 2 Neal Road, Point Pleasant, W Va 304 675 - 6420 licensed and Insured Excavating 83 Good -1 h.cavating, ba•ements, footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscapmg Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4637, James L Davtson Jr owner. J A A .Construction Co Ru tland, Oh.614-742-2903. WINNIE I WISH THERE WERE SOMETHING I COULD DO .•• POLICE RIGHT NG TO AR~U\NG YOU MEAN ORVILLE HA5 AGREED TO PAY I"IVE IHI/.1./0IY tJOUARS FOR BILL'S RELEASE? I CAN SEE/ THIS 15 A FALSE TO SEE IF I WOULD MY WORD. RH,~P5 OI~D.M 576-2897 Starks Tree Tnmm10g & Removal Lawn mowmg and matntenance. landscapmg , 1 0 Pet. off all ost•mates 3D4-576-201 0 Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Electrical & Refrigeration B4 FRIDAY EVENING Pasquale Electrrc Co a ll phases of el ectric work. al l work guaranteed Aerial truck rental 614 446 - 256 -1583 Auto Parts & Accessories 6 00 304-675-5482 Truc:k topper for Dotson or Toyota p1ckup Dotson bed wtth axle 304-676 -4204 Auto Repair 79 Motors Homes & Campers SEWING Machine repaers . service Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , Weekly (I) Andy Griffith Cl) News/Sponstweather 6 30 D . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Protesstonal ser vice for applu:mces. hea1tng. cooling and electrtc Sell and 1nstall Amana. Gtbson. Ktt chen Atd Residential. Com merctel. lndustrtal 304 675 - 4 8 1 9 614 388 8274 . o• SALES - Professtonal ser vtce for appliances heating. cooli ng and electnc Sell and 1nstall Amana, G1bson , K•t chen Atd ResidentiaL Com mereta! , lndustrtal 304 675 - 4819 or 85 General Hauling BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. US Rt 60, Coolvollo. Oh 614 667-3386 Need someth•ng hauled away or somethrng moved? We'll do it Call 446 - 3159 between 9 and 5 1973 6th wheel cal"fa.>er, 30 James Boys Water Serv1ce Also pool s filled Call 614 - ft . self contained, ~ns on elec or gas, AC , new awn, Call 614- 387 - 13 ft self contained Le•sure Products camping trailer Has every1hing Call 446 - 4138 . 256 - 1141 o• 614 -446 1175 o• 614-446-7911 James Boys Water Servtce Also pool s f•lled Call 614 - 266 - 1141 o• 614 -446 1175 o• 614 -446 -7911 JIMS WATER SERVICE Call Jim Lanter, 304 -676 Camper trailer, '78 Starcraft, 17ft., •eH contained . 7397 304 -896-3664 . B7 8ft. truck c•mper $600.00. 20ft . cemplng treiler $600 .00. 304·882·2602 . Went to buy pop-up camper In good cond. Phone 30461&·t031 after 3 :00 . Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec Ill tHI C1J D• . Who ® 3-2-1 , Contact D . DAY REFRIGERATION Over 20 used motorcycles including several large late model Hondas and 1 Harley Davidson 1980· 80 ci Call 446 - 2240, Batz Honda Sales. l~ ([) MOVIE 'Dtal M For Murder' (f) MOVIE 'Enchantment' CD New Treasure Hunt (]) ESPN's Hor1e Racing Pome•oy. 614 -992 -2284. b:isu motor to fit 1978 Phone Chevy Luv truck D CfJ []) 0 CIJ Nowo 4066 675 -2881. S3 . 500 7833 All I KNOW 15 ORVILLE 15 WITH Basements, Footers, Con crete work, Backhoe's, Dozer & Oltcher, Dump trucks, & watflr-gas sewerelectrical hnes Chevy Sell Steel Butldtngs 'S teel butldtng dealershtp' Small to b1g profit potenttal btg demBnd -starter leads tur ntshed . Some areas taken Call to quahty 303 -759 - I, ' 304 - 875-2088 4660 . 614 -388 -8274 1975 Fo•d 1 ton LWB 360 engine. 4 speed, 1 Oh bed SBOO Call 992-3194 l'il CAN'T BLAME ANNIE PIIO~ABLY JUST rienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpenter, electrician, mason. Call 1974 Coachman 20 ft &2800 . Includes httch 304- Trucks for Sale 1979 Ford Yl ton PU . 6 cyl . atandard. runs good. $300 , ~I HA HA! THIS FISH 'IOU! KINO OF Electrical work. all phases , free estimates, reasonable rates. qualified electncian Contact Ron Huffman, 614 - 77 614-256-1258 . 5804 \'jELL.It'O-IT WAS TrfPoOWN RINGLE'S SERVICE ••pe- 16 ft frsh1ng boat. 20 HP motor, trailer, trolhng mo tor, swtvel seats, S1 ,995 Ook 3200 ~I~HT, ANNIE! ... ANI/ YOU 5AY IT JUST LEiiPEi! IN TO YOUR e>OAT "? Dotson s Tree Serv1ce In sured - Free Estimate 304 - 304-676- 1976 Ford 4x4 new t1res . good cond , no rust . Call ~ 576-2846 ' 75 Laguna Chevell , 4 new radtal recaps , new brakes. 72 74 Cadtllac &Kcellent condi tion . $1 ,000 00 or best offer Call614 -379 -2314 1980 Yamaha 650 •pecial. good conditton, 4.100 miles, 91,300 00. 304 - 76 S1000 with Major Hoople <• THAT'S A8£/kiTY ALL 13,060 mtles. Very good condltton. Call 614 - 304-676 - 1977 Granada, 4 spd , 6 cv l H1ll. Oh ANNIE dr~ve. 1976 Olds 442 , e.11c cond , Call betwen 3 .00 and 7 00 614 -682 -7602. .., _,.. ..,._ ~- 1969 Camero 360, 4 speed. 2 D• . 82 .000 mo ,5 OYER. HA!" BEE-N LAID OFF 1331 0648 altar 5PM 1981 Honda Z50R, good 1763 71 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal Call 304-675- Call 814-388- Call 614-388-9387 . 6 H P. Qo -Cort. &160 Call 992 -6666 1979 Hondo CBX 6 cylinder. stlver-black. mint cond .• new tires, fairing Call 446· 446 3281 alto• 5PM soil Co11614 -26 6-1427 Motorcycles 446-4680 Palomino galloping gentle tra tlh orse SSOO 304-458- Flat bed With stde k1ts , chatns. btnders & tarp Call Ftrewood cu1 up slabs $15 ptckup load Call 614 - 246 - 1- - - - - - - - - - - TLC $800 9362 304-675-4276 Clal 304 - 1972 Ford Tormo statton wagon , A -1 cond . Alot of Ten grade cow!l with calves. two cows to freshen soo n. one reg Hereford bull 1 - Call 992 -7412. afte• 5 p .m COUNTRY MOBILE Home cond. $2,900 00 895-3681 1967 Pont1ac Ftrabird Call ===========:..J===========:.J 2835 $166 Co11614-985-4346 . 1-1_9_7_9__S_u_b_•_•_u_s_t_o_t_i_o_n 1 979 CM 400T good cond . Team of work horses. 6 and 7 yrs old. mare and geldtng, approx 1 .400 lba each Broken stngle or double &:IJERV WORKER WHO 60 DOWtJ, .. 446- 1387. 5PM Harrts Farms & Green Houses , At 1 24. Portland . Oh N ow open 10 dusk 46.000 miles. 1972 Cadillac Coupe. f u l l l - - - - - - - - -- - 367 7169 P1ano fo1 Sale Wanted respons1ble party t o assume sma ll monthly payments on Sp1net Console P1ano Can be seen loca lly Wnte (in dude ph no , ) Cred1t Man ager. P 0 Bo• 209, Breese. e:~etras. with 1 969 Ford Van run• good. power. climate control. stereo. dark blue. excellent Hay and straw for sale Call For sal e Spmet co nsole Pl an o barga1n Wanted Re sponstb le party to take over low monthly payments on sp tnet p1ano Can be seen loca lly Wrtte Cred1t Man ager P 0 Bo• 537 Shel by vtlle, IN 46176 loaded eKe. cond Call 446· 2826 . Call 446-1771 . Call 614-379-2146 64 with extras. 1 981 P1ymouth Trailduster. con d. Call 446-0577 . Ca ll 446 -7838 afte• 6PM 2 Bnttany Reg pup5, male & female , $90 each Call 446 - 2398 o• 614-446-2454 loaded 4WD. AC. 1969 Pontiac 4 d•. 53.000 For sale full blooded Red Poll bull, 5 yr old. very gentle 614 -388-9000 Ptcture wtndow 4 'hx 5 Call spd.. wagon , 4 wheel drive exc orginal mtles, good treatJ tares. A- 1 motor, body okay. 379-2667 RON'S Televiston Service. 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl.. 3 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cyl.. 3 Call 4230. 2398 Call Sunday calls $300 1977 Camero good cond .• loaded with extras, $1,800. 1978 VW Rabbit, good cond ., $1 , 700. Call 446· Bentley ptg Sale Tuea , April 24, 7 ·3 0PM, Fayette County Fatrgrounds . Washtngton C H Selltng 1 50 head Durocs. Hamp-duroc athe the Crossbridge, bar roows & gilts 513-584 - Call 614 -256-6315 . O I SCO~>.~TENT AMOJJG THE: M.o;KE.E WOR)(ER:So, CAU$1fJ6 PFtOPUC:TtO~ TO $3.000. Call 446-0515 . dependable , 446-1916 . Livestock Ca ll 446 -7732 after 5PM CE\.E&RATlOP-J SO THEIR FILM CF.EW COULD RETURN TO THE IJ,&7.R WITH SOME R5AL PROPAGANDA, Gena Smith, 992-6309. Specializing 1n Zenith and Motorola, Quazar, and house calls Call 304-576- apd., 1971 Toyota 4 •pd. Lou of new parts. easy on gas. Used Bush Hog &225.00 and up . Call304- 576- 2328 o• 576 -2606 . Vans & 4 W.O. scotchguard-water extract1on. deodortzers, FREE esti· mates . Reasonable rates. S3.000. Call 446-0515. 8114. Deere 6ft. mower $400.00. Reg old, No 73 1976 Monte Carlo fair cond., runs ex good tires. new battery, AC, Power windows, power seats 305 motor, S400 Call 446· BN. good cond .. $1 .460.00. Plow 8200.00 and up. Otsk $100.00 to $700.00. Hay Ra1ke New Holland H266 61.400 .00. Hay baler. New hay tetter S675 .00. John 32 1n mower deck S500 Len N Sons Sml l Eng1nes 614 -379 2627 Autos for Sale Massey Ferguson 66, PS, ltve power, $1 ,800.00. Ford 165 Massey Ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivators, Harrow & tobacco baler Ptt Bull pups, 10 wks $200 or tr.ad e Call Ill< !...-=========:::;::::::========~ Phone 304-468 -1031 . Good 3 vr old Hereford bull and other cows & calves AI'JD PROV ISIONS A~E BEING MA DE- TO RECALL WERE !iAFE NOW , MOTHER l'1E NIGHTMAR E GENE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . 304 -676 -6809 . 256 -1427 &EE-DED WE YE CONTACTED HI& HOME- OFFICE: THE'I' WANrED "'OlJ TO 8E LAIP OFF. THE-Y WA"-JT&D fO SPOIL VOUFt CENTENNIAL IJE-W MOVCOW, THEY 448 -7249 or 676- 1590 Harris tractor. mower, front - end ltfr. wagon, plows, $2.600 .00. Case 310 front end l oader dozer. $4,000. Call 614 - THE ?OIJIE-TS 5-t:)'.)r MARKOV AND HI'? THUIS5- l-4f"R~ TO RUI)'.) Ohto Rtver Paintmg Co . Interior 8t Exterior painting. Professional painting at low cost Free Estimates Call A .C . four row no- till a1r planter with monoline. T1m 1974 brush chipper. ready to work, prtce $6 , 400 .00. CAPTAIN EASY NO, P0f.J 1T HURT HIM, F01..K? , - - - , HIE~E'RE JAIL.'!io IN THIS COUhJTJtY FOR. lh!FILTRATOR5< l.II<E HIM. a•p. Coll614-388-9652. 614-949 2013. Holstein Hereford calf, S75 8 HP So lens garden tractor , Pgge 814 -256 -1182. REg Polled Hereford bull appro• 1300 lbs. Call 614- Bnarpatch Kennels Profes stonal All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boardmg fa c1l1ttes Engl rsh Cocker Spa mel pupp1es Call614 388 The Daily Sentinel - Commercial and residen tial. free ettimates Call Corn plantera: New Ford 2 row . used 4 row MF . Call 63 Pome..,y-Middleport, Ohio 0 DICK TRACY STUCCO and PLASTERING 614- 446 - 2 wh1te mm1ture male poo dles. 8 mo old Also pupptes ready to go by May 1 Call 446 -0857 Four 13m radial ttres G1rls 24m ten speed btke 304 - Bedroom su rt , double bed maHress . sprtngs, 6 drawer dresser w1th attached mtr ror . Modern ltvtng room su1t. couch . chatr . g las s on metal end and coffee tables. wood k1tc httn table wtth 4 chatrs Mag1c Chef range, Copper tone , el ect, self cleamng , G E retrtgerator - freezer . frost - free , coppertone matches range Must sell witl consider all offers All ttems tn exce llent condition Now open for business. Mountam State Block. R1 . 33, New Haven Complete masonry supplies, 4", 8" , 12" block Delivery servtce Phone day 304 -882 -2 222 . evenmg 882 -3239 7795 Country Oak Furntture, ta bles. chans , cupboards . dry stnks , pte sa~es . lots of mtsc Conkles Rt 7 , Tuppers Platns, Ohto 23 cu ft freez er . m1nt cond 1tt on S300 1972 Chevy Impala new banery, good co nd1t1on 992 2769 LUMBER - Rough c ut , oek , poplar. 2•4. 2x6, 2x8, h: 4 , h6. h8 lengthavaihtble, 8 1t through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan. 304 -773 -5554 Friday, April 20, 1984 Home Improvements Farm Equipment Massey tra tle r Kanauga . uttlttes furn•shed , S185 mo plus deposit Call 446 7406 wtde 61 1984 . Services by Larry Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® & liVB SIOGk 6246 Located Farm Supplii!S 54 Misc. Merchandise 3 bedroom , famtly room , basement, naar schools and hospttal Depostt and refer - ence requ1red 4338 Friday, April 20, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ave .. Gallipolis 114-446-7833 o•614-448 1 833 . 9 .00 e Star Trek 0 (}) (l) NBC News CIJ Riflemen (I) Mazda Sponslook (I) Cerol Bumen C1J Ill (HJ ABC News 0 [])®CBS News III Busineu Report 0 CID Working Women 700 0 (]) (]) I]) (J) (l} PM Magaztne Here Come the Brides Inside the USFL Sanford and Son Entertainment Tomght (l) B.J./lobo Show Wheel of Fortune (I) (fi) MacNeil/ lehrer Newshour CII News II CD People's Court liD Jeffersons 7 30 U CI> Tic Tac Dough (]) SportsCentar (!J Major League Baseball Houston at A1lanta C1J 0 (I) Family Feud ® Wheel of Fortune II CD Entertatnment Tonight One Day at a T1me 7:46 (]) NBA Tontght 9 30 8 00 0 (}) ffi Smurl Springtime Spec1al The Smurfs face thtur greAtest f1ght when Gargamel drscovers that b o1hng Sll'. of the ltttle blue people w1H prod uce gold (A) (})MOVIE : 'Cracktng Up (]) MOVIE Adam' a Woman ' <D Yeahua (]) NBA Baakatball 1984 Opening Round Playoff Game (I) ID (iJI Benaon Benson btows h1s state lotter-y wtn when he prom•ses to gtve hta wtnmngs away to charIty . 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Russell. 86, SR 124 , Mine"-ville. died Thursday after· noon at Pleasant Vallev Hosoital. Mr. Russell was bor n August 13, 1897, in Meigs County. the son of Mitchel and Alvira Archer Russell. He was a direct deSC<'ndent of Revolutionary War soldiers. Ensign Brewster Higley 2nd, and Lieut. Joel Higley who W!'re among thP fir st settlers of Rutland Township. He was united in marriagf' to Freda Marie Houdashelt March 9, l 9lll and in 19'.M moved to Trumbull County, spending over 54 years in the WarrPn and Vienna, Ohio area . Hf' was a Warren merchant for s<>veral ymr s and retirPd from the OhioCorrugat ing Co .. in 1963. H<' was a 55 year Master Mason of Old E r ie LodgP 003. Mahoning Chapter No. 10 of Grand Chapter. Royal Arch Masons. Warren Coun · cil No. 58 Ruval and Select Masters and Wan'E'n Commandery 39 Knight T emplar. Forme r aC'tiv(' and now Honorary member of Vienna VoluntE"Pr Fire l)('partmenl, Vienna Senior Citi zens, a 30 year member of the Vien na United Methodist Church a.nd until rE'Cf'nl ~'ears actiVC' in many other Vie-nna and Wa rren Free pickup reminder Hospital Area deaths Guy Russell . . Frid11y, April 20, 1984 Veterans Memorial Hospital Admitted -John W. Scarbrough, Long Bottom: Betty Johnson, Mason: Edgar Kidwell, Reedsville: Carl Weese, Syracuse; Ernest Brewer, Racine; Martha Brewer. Middleport. . Discharged - Donald Covert, · Sherry Butcher, Kenneth Lawson , Gladys Sigler. Mrs. Harry (Joey) VIncent. Cwl ville: nint' grandchildren, and four great grandchildren. Funeral servi<'t'S will be held Saturday at 2 p.m . at the White Funeral Hom<' in Coolville with Pastor Gilbert Spencer officiating . Burial will be in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may caJI at th<' funeral home today from2 to4 and 7 to9and until time of services on Saturday. Bus purchases on Tuesday agenda Jessamine G. Lyons Jessamipe Grace Lyons. 74. died Thursday at her hom<' on Salem St. in Rutland. Arrangements are lx•ing made by the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland . Harold Cottrill Funeral services for Harold Levis Cott rill. WilkesvillewhodiedThur.;day will be held Saturday at noon at the James N. Blower Funeral Home in McArthur, not Albany as was rep011ed . ENROLLED AT OSP ACADEMY - Sreven Circle, Racine, en !Alred the Ohio State llighway Patrol's !13th Academy Class April 9 In Columbus. The Meigs County resident will undergo basic training until Sept. 7. Boy Scout Troop 249 wiH distribute balloons A special meeting of the Meigs County Board of Mental Retarda· tlonand Developmental Disabilities has been setfor2: 30p.m. Tuesday at the auditor's office In the Meigs County Courthouse. Purp:>se is to review bids and make recommendations to the Meigs County Board of Commis· sloners regarding the purchase of two new school buses. The meeting is open to the public. rf'turnffl to Mf'igs County to m a ke thet r home tn Min<'rsvillPwith th<'ir daughtf'r. RaP and son-in-law. Ronald E. Reynolds. At I hat time he became a member of the Miners· ville United Methodist Church. In addition to his wife. daught<'r and son-in-law su rvivors indude two grandsons and their wivt>S, Lawrence Richard and Connie Millard of Lexington. Ohio and Mitchel Ru sS<'II and Patricia Mil · lard of Flint . Michigan, grea t granddaughters, Kri sliP N icole and Jennif·pr L _vnn Mi llard. Li'xington : 10 ni('('C'S, 10 nephews and onC'cousin . ,/u Ua Strwart rn addition to his parPnts hf' wa s pr'('('C'dfd in drnth hy rvm hrnthPrs . E-:dgar James ctnd Cl)•de Clayton RusS£'11 , and two sisters. Mrs . Charles 1Anna1 Buck and Mrs. Lou is 1Crorgia 1Diehl . Funera l SC'f\· irrs will be held Ylondav at 1: .lJ p.m . at Ewing Funrrl.ll HomP with thP Rt>\'. StPvf• Nelson of Mincr;;villr Unil<od M Ptho· dist Church offi<"ialin~ . Burial will !)(' in Bradford Cem<'l<'IY. Fric•nds m a_v call at lllf' funp ra l homf' an;;!inlf' llff{'r 2 p.m . on Sunda _, .. .VIa sonic Sc>n:icf's will tx> conduct('(] S und<:~ _\ · at 7: .' {.0 p.m. at th(' funera l home. M•·h·in Walk•·r Mrlv in H . \\'alkf•r. IR. Pomf'ro~· . di('(l Thui"S<Ia.v at St. .Joseph Hospital followtng a brief illness. Mr Walk<'l" was tx>rn in Clav Countv. W.Va .. the son of th<' Ia!!• S.1 mucl and Rebecca ;\nn James Walker. H~ was also PM"Pd<od in deat h by his first wifP. Violet .onPso n and one b rot h~r Hr wa s a ret in_'tiL'mploye ofU nion Carbt U<' Corp .. Allaway . W. Va ., workPd :1:-:: a cnal minC'r and WJS a mPmbf.•r of thf' ( 'llrrh of C od <.~t ChPstcr . HP is s un' ivC'd by his w ifP. Edna W<Jiker; om· son. T om WalkPr. F'airbornC'. Ohio; onf• daug hter. none heard before-Page A-7 /\long the River ..... .......... B-1·8 Deaths ............. ................ A1 Editorials ........................ A·2 Fann ............................... C-7 Sports ............................ ( 'r 1-' J. Kilpatrick writes there cannot be many • You're invited to an ... . OPEN HOUSE FRIDAY, APRIL 20TH & SATURDAY, APRIL 21 •Door Prizes •Refreshments •free Flower for Everyone •Seed Potatoes •Fresh Vegetables •Bulk Seeds •Rose Bushes •Vegetable Plants Val. 1• No. II Middleport-Pomeroy----Gclllipolis--Point Pleasant tntint •Fresh Fruits •Perennials •Planters •Fruit Baskets •Lawn & Garden Care Supplies By The Times-Sentinel Staff GALLIPOLIS - Tht' Ohio Supreme Court has assigned Hocking County Common Pl<.'as Judge James Stilwell to preside over the trial of Maxine Plummer next month in Gallia Counly Common Pleas Court. Mrs. Plummer, former executive director of thf' GaDia-Jackson-Melgs 648 Mental Health Board, is charged with theft In offiep and using her offi<'f' to influenep a public ron tract. is schedulf'd to go on trial May 14. Stilwell's appointment comes after Chief Justi('(' COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP! - Co lumbia Gas of Ohio, lnr., and a Boston group headed by Joseph Kennedy will announce Monday a private program designf'd to pro· vide home heating assislancl' to certain low-inrome families. Details well' not ava ilable Fri · day, but thE' Goveror Richard Celeste's orfice said the program is eJ<pected to make up to $1!i0 a year availabl<' to low-income families qualifying under certain criteria. Kennedy, son of the late U.S. Sen. Robert Kenned y and head of the Citizens Energy Corp.. and Colum bia Presidf>nt Marvin E. White. are to annouO('(' the program - sa ld to be the first of It s kind In the nallonat a Monday morning tll a.m.J n£WS conferen"" in Columbu s. Reportedly, the program will be similar to one that has bPen operated in Massachusetts by Citizens Energy Corp. for the past four or fiv<' years. A major dlfferenCf' is that the Ohio plan caU s for assistance with natural gas bills Instead home heat ing oU bills . Cituens Energy. il was report ('(I. wUI purchase gas at well - ~ ·d pfk'(>s and then sell It to Columbia 1 the prices it pays in ils ~lar ga purchases, with Citizens Energy earni.ng profits which would go into a low-income as sistanrc fund . Th<• M eigs Ocrupaliona t Work Experience Class will hold a car wash from 9 a.m. to4 p.m. Saturday at the Sugar Run As hland Station in Pomrroy. Easter services slated Sunday SpPCi al Easter sf'rvicPs will be held at the First Ilaptisl Church. Mtddleport , begmning with SunriSf' srrvices at fi a .m featuring songs and readings by membf'rs of the Sunda y PVf'ning choir follmvrd by brea kfast servro by the church. Sunda)· School will !)('at 9:15a .m. follOW<'CI by morning worship beginn ing allO a. m. The )'Oungstcrs of the primary dcpartmPnl wi ll havp re('itations and will sing "Je~ u s Loves ME:' ." The ch ild rm wi ll bf' prPSenl ing songs trom thp EastPrCanta ta "H is Fl!~<·c Was Whit<' as Snow" and Pa>tor Mark McClung will doliwr . ~--· .~~ ) thf' mpssagr ~· ill sing "Up FromThC'Gra ,·p·· and ''He Arose,·· sdt"f'tions from t hPCantata '· It Took A Miracle.·· EvPning servirf's will be hrld at 7 p.m . to cloSf' the da\· of worship. 4.97o:~ Super K-Gro"' Lawn Fertilizer Spectol formulated 27-3·3 mixture devel ops fhtck green towns Covers 5.000 sq tt Sale Price Less Rebate Your Net Cost 5 for 7.00 2.00 5 for 5.00 $139 40-LB. TOP SOIL For pa lchtng grass an d seedrn g 01 pla nt · tng of llowers and shrub s Frank Celebrezze recommendf'd that Gallia Judge Richard Roderick step down from the case. Roderick recently ronsented to Ce1Pbreu£'s rerommendation. StUwell, a former Columbus attorney, was a member of Ihe three-judge panel that presided OV<'f the Dale Johnston murder trial in Logan in January. Celebrezze made the decision after an affidavit of ptl'judice against Roderick was filed by Mrs. Plummer in March. Roderick initially refused to nonor her request to remove himself from the case. The chief jusllce said thai in order to remove any hints of prejudice or conflict in the case, Roderick should stPp down. Mrs. Plummer made several claims against Roderick to prove her point that he l'Oulu not preside over tlle trial in a "fair and impartial manner." Among those claims was a term he S<'rved on the former G-J -M Comm unity Mental Hea lth C<'nler board; political pressure from the communi ty: and his previous partnership with Gallia Cou nt y Prosecutor Joseph Cain. In an entry filed shortl y afterward. Rodenrk disputed aU of Mrs . Plummer's claims. Arrording to judicial procedure, lhal !"arced the dec ision into i Mortar Mix Turf Builder 5000sq M 3.97 Ou1 4 97 Spdnkle• Impul se. W'lh sled-ba se moht l 1ty 1.97 2.97~~; 20-Lb. • Garden Fetfttlrer 5-10-5 fertilizer for heolthier plants and larger veg~tootes ' Nlll w1 Our p rr ce Le ss Scoll s refund Your low S10.88 net cost ....... . :;.--·-.. ' .,... •• ,.01 '·' - PIN[ BARK ORANGE JUICE, DOUGHNUT AND A PICTURE WITH THE BUNNY 2.88 Concrete or Mortar Mix 50 tb bag Eas1 to use Jusl add water O£CORAllV£ SAT., APRIL 21-S:OO,o 10:30 A.M. Our 16 , 1£ .. ·---·---·--"' ---- • • - • __ o...,.-.u $200 ) ·----·-( -- ·=::::-:::..... ) ( ALL PROCEEDS TO THE MARCH OF DIMES SUNDAY, APRIL 22-11 :OO,o 4:00 ~ Please Bring Your Own C11mera Sale Pnce 1G-Inch Hanging Baskets Decorate your home with these beouttlut 10"' !lowering Daokets. F!r $5 ~ 2 cu. ft. Bark Nuggets Decoralor prne bark. . 2 For 30-lb. • Cypr.ss Mulch Keeps nitrogen in soli. hOlds fT10tS. 99(: O ur 1 57 Ladles' Garden Ca lli ~ 1 Count \· roads schfflul(::.ci tor rPpa\·ing thi ~ \'ear ha s in crrasf'd <:; li ght!~· . but rn unt~· Fngin('f'r .James Baird views surh pl :-ms as simply k<'f'ping up with norm al \\'l'a r and tear In h i~ annual rC'por1 on highwa\' and bridge' work fort hi ~ ~~rar. Bl:l i 1~J said approximat~ly Jl m iles will!)(' resurtaelod this )Pa r . In l~Rl. :~ milf'S of co unt\ road n'<'PiH'<l nl'w ~ UriJC{'S. "I feel PVf'I:"> ' road on rhf'rf' nf't'ds it." Baird sa id. " But what both<'rs ~lov" lodl81' floral coHon print gtoves wtlll bonc:t top Shop onc:t oavel J me is I host' other]() or 40 mill':" we ca n 't ge t to hf>r<-tU st' of finan r i ~t l rC'ason:;; . Baird submt 1tcd the rf'portt o th(' countv rommissionPrs at thf'rncl of M;liTh . Th e rcpor1 r<'Qu~s t s tha t " tnt a I of $ 1.47~.2-lR txo S(X'nt thi s .\ 't' ttr County Enginf'l•r -Jam,.,; Baird on road and hriclgrprOj('('l ~. rancmg fro m simplr mainl ('nanC'P to chan nrling or J qrram to f'limint \1(' a work on 1ht <tl3 lJridgt>s and cul\'f' rl .' in t h..' <·nun t\ ' s\·st Pm : S2t1.1 0: llflr 1.,J1 p n •pJirs: ~l,IMO lor c lt •; tr in;.; roa d Hork: Sl:JOJ OI for d itchmg : a nd clclrrt iw• bridge Ba ird 's brf'akdnw n rai l .~.., lor ~. 000 for " ma ~si\'t' spot coJTPc PII.OTEST PARADE - Members of th<' Meigs lligh School Band and several parents marehed down Pomeroy's Main Street Saturday morning in protest of ~ firing ol band director Marilyn Goodnile. The students earned banners and signs. 1llf' Meigs Local $%,0) ) ltJr d u~l t·ontrol. tiw'" mrJSU tl'S !Jr hanJ .sulian'<l t'o;_tds . in C'I uding ~ t ~tlJilizim: !hf' h;tsP, h! Jdt' p<t !chin).! and ~C< tl inL:: 01· :--poqXJ\ 'ing with hot rni.x. AnothPI' SH.\101 is rT~JUt' :-- lt'(l hll Board of Educational a :J-2 vote on 1\tcsday, Aprill7 • fired Goodnilc despite a supportive delegation of some 60 hand students and parents who atl<'nd<'<llhe hoard me<>ting on her lwhalf. T hP Jnmwl m~pt't ' lttm {'onclur tt '<l h.\ ltH'dcp ~ trlmPn l o n llrirl.(!t'" <;:. h0\1'~ ~l. m ~·2 ()f'rCf'nt . l'f'C! U II 'f' 1C'onti nwod on p<~ g t ' a!!t•ntion ,U1 State bargaining bill adds expense to county government striking deputies. who had organued under the Endorsements due this week .--· • made when the court attempts to SPat a j ur:>. H ~ attornr~· . Daniel M . Hunt of Columbus. for dismL%al of th<' theft i n office charge. Mrs. Plummer was dism issed from her (Xl'ilion b)" the 648 board la st September. A Gallia ~'fa ncl ju 1y returned S('('ret ind ictment s aga inst ht->r in [le<'pmbf'r Parlier rleniPd a motion filf'd by her By KEVJ]I; KELL \" S12.88 2.00 Recotl start eng1ne. side discharge and height adjusters Chrome loop handle. A motion for a change of venue in 1hP rast' fl 'mains to be dE"CidC'd . ROOerick sa id in March a ruling wUI be· Tim•••h-;entinel Staff GALLIPOLIS -The num bN of tbs 3't.·HP 22-lnch Lawn Mower C'Piebrezz0"s hands. Number of roads set for repaving increases in .,84 Ry lARRY EWING Times-Sentinel Staff GALUPOLL<;- While the firs! union has yet to lx• official I)' N'rt ifiPd. the first npgotiations .v~l to bP held, th<' first contract .vet 10 be approved or n>j('Cted under the statp's new collective bargaining law. lhP legislation - and related efforts for and against unionization - has had a serious financial impar l on Gallia County government. The county i• c urrently under ('Qntract with two consulting finns. Those firms SPtw to represent and aid the rommission on questions of unionizalion and rollectlve bargaining . The county first contractPd with a consullanltodeal with union matters In the fall of1981, during thPmldst of a strikl' by sher iff's departmPnl employ""s and deputies. Clemans. Nelson & Associ~les, a Columbus-based finn. was employed bv the county to deal with lh~ r~-· :.:... I POMEROY BURGER CHEF 9 Sections. 68 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Sunday, April 22, 1984 Hocking County judge to hear Plummer case .... AT .1\.IA/N STREET A1ARKET •Fruit Trees •Flowers •Shrubbery •Fertilizers •Garden Tools tmts Cotoffilh!M 1984 Plan 1·ar wash The ad ull choir Ohio weather: rain continues across state --Page A-3-· Inside: · lalliieistls in April-Page A-2 SALE ENDS SATURDAY EASTER BUNNY WILL BE AT THE NOWHERE ELSE BUT ... Crow relates the tale of a clap of thunder Columbia Gas, Kennedy to fonn energy aid program THE ONLY 1n..~•ne IJam.:~ .--------------.J------------- A rehearsal for the Voices of Liberty will be held at 8 p.m. Monday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Preparation wUI begin for participation in the Peace SeNtce to be held at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church on I14.ay 6. Will present program In July 1978 he and his wife. Freda Have a happy, joyous Easter CLEVELAND tAP I The winning number drawn Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number." was 263. In the " Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the win · ning number was 9ll5. planning session. organiza tion s and activit iPS. debate lans forrnulated--D-1 Lottery winners Plan rehean;al Plan reunion Plans for a reunion this :;piing for the class of 196:1 at Wahama High School will be finalizf'd at a mf'E'Iing to be held at 7 p.m . Mondayo at the Mason Elementary School Cafele· ria. AU members of the class living in this area arp invited to the Mayor Fred Hoffman today reminded residents spring clean-up week will be held In Middleport AprU 23-27. RPsldents are requested to clean up their yards and vacant lots and deposit tlle debris near the curb so the village street department can haul II away free of charge. Pickup schedule Is as follows: Monday, first ward; Tuesday, second ward; Wednesday, third ward; and Thursday, fourth ward. COLUMBUS. Ohio !API - At least two of Ohio's ranking Democrats. neutral so far in their party's May 8 presidenllal primary. say they wUl make their candidate choices known Monday. , Gov. Richard CelestP remains tight -lipped, saying only that he wUI decide neJ<I week If he wUI make a ptl'·prlmary endorsemPnt. House Speaker Vern Rltfe Jr .. New Boston, and Secretary of State Sherrod Brown said Friday , after party leaders mt't with the Rev. Jesse Jackson, that they will al1J101lf1Ce tlielr deciSions Monday. Tiley, along with Celeste, state party Chairman James Ruvolo, legislative leadt'rs and others met ieparately earlier this week w1th former VIce President Walter Mondale and Sen. Gary Hart. the "ber candidates . The primary vote wiD decide aU American FPC! r r ation of State. Count:--· and Muni cipal Employe('s. Up to tha t point , the count .\· comm iss ion had refusPd to talk lo eilh<'r I he union r<'prrsent altve or the striking workers . Thf' 66-day old strike endPd when the comm iss ion. while refusing to recognize the union. rJgr('('d to accept whatevPr \\'Orking arrangr>mf'nt woulfi bf' aCTI'ptable to the sheriff. Sheriff James M . Montgomery sign('(l a contracl with the union 1n Novemb<'r, 1981. The county's contract with Clemans. 1'\rlson ca ll s for the payment of a monthly retainer fee of $17:>. When the finn is rallro upon for servi<'<' it charges a flat rate of $50 per hour. plus twenty cent s a miiP for travel. plus expenses . T o date. the coun ty has paid $14 ,869 to Ci<'rmns. Nelson. out 21 of Ohio' s 175 delegatf'S to the DPmocratlc !'\a tiona I Convention. Monda!('. wnose labor backing ><'IVed him well when he won in I he neighboring industrial stales of Michigan and Pennsylvania, Is expected to get the nod from most of the party leaders. Cl'IPSte, howPVer, had sa id hewanted to talk to all three cand idates before deciding whether or whom to endorse. "I would think the decision whether lo endorse wlll be made next week .... I think aU of us need to digest what we'vp heard and reflect on what we've bPen told by the candidates." Celeste said .Jackson did "an exeellent job" outlining his \1l'Ws on such Issues as the economy. energy and peace. Senate President Harry Meshel of Youngstown said he wUl make ari endorsement next week . He sug- gestPd I he po>Sibility of t h<' leaders making a joint pndorSC"ment but lh<' idea obviously ha s now bcf>n scrapped. At a news conferenrf', Jackson sa id Celest<' owes him and his black supporters a far greatf'r pol it ica l debt than the goVPmor might owe Mandai<'. .Jackson was weighing his abilit y to deliver the black vott' against CelPSte's servlee as Peace Corps director under the Ca11rr-Mondale admlnlstra tlon. When askf'd if Cel<'S te owed Mondale a favor for giving him a job. Jackson answered: "So did our rommunlty. Mondale gave him a job: we gave him a position. "I hope thai the governor would make a judgment for my support just as many of my supporters have made a judgment to support him," Jackson said. Thr nPw stal l' law, which allows publi c Pmplo.\·f'f'<;;_ lhP ri~ ht to urganiLf' :llld bar_r::ai n mlh'Cli\'(']~·. wrn t into ('flt'('l on April l. In .::~ n pJrort tu prPparc for t hr loc\11 impact ot th~tt law . thl' coun t\ contrart r·d \\·ith a ~ ( '('One! consultmg fi rm . BaSf'd in LJ"'•rencP County·. Sou t hPast Oh tn Management Consult an ts cha rgf's tht • count ~· a variable raiC': $.l) per hour for rf'guiJr rr:ms u11 a ti on . $45 per hou r for legal consult at ion. and $Y [Y'r hour for· sf'Crptarial sf'rv ice. SinC'f' 1hf' fir st of' this .\'Par. Ga lli<J Crnmt~ · has pt.~id t hf' firm - which is curn:nl t.v in t h(' prrx'f' ... s of writmg job descriptions for a ll count.\ · worker~ and drafl ing policies and procrourPS to co\'rr job·rr·l;ttf'd issuf'sapproximately $.'i,OXI In July. the count~··~ agr('('mf'nt with Clf>man s. ~rison w ill rxp irr ancl is not rxpN'tf'd to IX' State tax burden among highest in nation WASHINGTON 1AP1 - Ohio will pa)· an <'StimatPd $29 billion in federal taxes in fi scall984 . thP sixth high<'St burden in the nation. a tax wat rhdogorgan it.a · t ion announN:I() tocb y . The Tax Foundation l nr. sa id Ca llfornia, New York and TPxas lead the nation in f('(ieral tax burden. l t said total doll ar amount s lend to be high<'SI in slates wilh thf' largest popula· lions and thai citizens in ll1e 10 most populou s staiPS w ill foot 57.6 pervenl of the tax burden . The group said Ohio's esti · mated P,..r-rapital tax burden of $2,695 ranks the state 24th in the na tion. r·rnf>wt'<l A I ltldl tlmt ·. Sout hf'ttsl Ohio :\1cJntH.'J'ml\nr Consult:mh ·.nil t ·hc~t).:f ' ;1 rPlainrr lf't ' 111 $\i:l ])l't month _ Thf' lt rm h.td tl rgintlll~ ~~· ai\n::l rht ' IT' Llint 'l lx·cau SL· 11! thf' f'ot Jnt \ ·c.. month!\· comrnllnH·nl r ~, (']('man .... '\(' ] ~.:o n ( ' l•'m;nlc... . :\dc...on · ~ r f'IJtnt •r IPt ' /' !Hie.. ~lul hf ':lsl rlh io :vLm.J g! 'm('nt ( ·on ~ultant< \' r i i i~ ·L'rn Count .\ · n l'ficiJl ~ "" ·' thf' ! irm s can t_x · ,\ \d lu:thlt · t'f'"Ollrt 't' in ri t'; tlin g 1,\'ith lht> compl i(':lh'<l pn.('f'S' IJ ! \\.hC'n co Jif't~ ti \'t' IJ<Jrg<~ inin g .~~ ir work... it~ \ ' <J\ rhr•1u .L: l' l 'ou nt v gt l\'t ·rnrnc,nt . Indr'f'CI. count \ ' orrici a l '- hopt • tlw <I tel .md ('llli!l('tl : 1' hdp dimini,.., h. ilnnt •·lim trLi l l ', ttu· rhant'f'~ of f'OIIP('I i\' f' h :l!l!~tlllin ;... r·\-t• r ('l illll!l )..: ''' rh•· lt.x'a l gon•rnm C'nt. !h i 'C[)Jl~ ui1 J I11 will "1'11sic;llk ," ; 1 ~ pokf' . . IJ'.'I'Sllll f u1 ~aiel F rid;t\·... ,, f' J rT' 1n in g tuml•if' int11 them ... 111 c~\ 1 1id !ht· ( 'II!T\Ill l"i''ll pll !.die... I:. ·h 111 ., ~ 1• Bank officials outline plans to reestablish service in Wilkesville V.l l .KESVl L LF: - \ "in tonCnunt ' l'\ntinnal Bank officials ha\·4' out linr'<l plans to INlp<'n t he hank 's Wilkesv ille branch later this )"Car . The branch has brcn c los('(l ' inr e la >t Oct. 31, foll owing an armed rubb<'r;,· Oct. 28 that rt"Ult('(i in the arrest of two Licking Count)' men . II had brcn the =ond 1imr in a vear that the branch . locatPd on Ohio 160 in the villagt', had b<'en robbed at gunpoint. Bank officials announrro at the lime the branch would be closed because they would not expose it s rmploypes to further danger. Robert B . Will Jr., Vinton County Na tional presiden t, said the bank is working v.: i1!1 H( •n Smith. 1 1u nt ·1 111 .1 ro m ·pnif'nn · ,._!lll"t' ;tl lht · tnl t 'l'l'( ' linn n f ltlO .md ( lh 111 !iX':~ n•·;n ltlf' v ill<lgf'. to pu! lhf' l)r;mch lllh l tht· stnrf'. Th f' nf'\\' 11r J ndl. which ll lfi('i ;l l:ho pc' will rl'C:-< tahlish ~Pr\ · i ct · 101 ttl!' SUITOUndin g ilrf'J JncJ ffi,JO\ t'ffi ploy<'f's nl Southern Ohio Co; II Co.'s M r igs mtnPS. will hf' a tvd) Ian('. dri\'C'·in facilil \. with lohiJ~ · Sf'l'\'icr and l on n int rlY il'w ~pace . Following rqzu l!.l tnty appm\·al. construction rna ~ · hC'g in thi s summf'r . WiU said . "'Both our Wilke"' ille and miner· customers arf' important to us." hf' addro. � 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 20, 1984 cottrill lyons russell walker