https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a404555b2c1c4cfdc1e14c9e975b55bd.pdf 35bc28b291eb490e21e2c092b0928f14 PDF Text Text ... Page Pomeroy 10- The Daily Sentinel NWoday, April 23, 1984 Middleport, Ohio Congress faces money headache WASHINGTON tAPt - Whilet he administration scrambl es for ways 10 salvage its policies in Central America. Congress returns to work on Tuesday to face the necessity of rais ing thegoverrunent 's OOrrowing authority by hundreds of billions of dollars to pay I he bills for anal her year. Desp ltP genpral congrpssional agn:\"tnent on tax and spending cut s dE>signed to shrink federal dE>ficits by up to $Jll2 billion ovPr the nPx t tlu·E>e years. the Treasury ts ju st davs away from bumping up against the current nat ional de bt ceiling of $U9 trillion So the Senate, back from a 10-day Easter recess. must act soon on thf' administrat ion 's rt'f}Uf'St to lift t.hE' debt ltm it to just under $1.6 trillion over th(~ next fivP months and ro $1 83 trill ion through Sept. .10. 19&5, lh<' end of the next fiscal vpar. The new levf'ls alrt'ady havPdeared the HOUSE'. RrgardlC'ss of how t.hedl'ba tf'O\ 'C'r euJTf'nt spending and taxes c•\·olves. thr burf'll UCrac~ · cou ld g rind to a halt early next month w1thout the ll('W l ine of credit. MeanwhilE>, the White House is searching for new approaches in it s effort s to salvage an aid package for E l Salvador and other Cmtra l America n nations. cspE>Clally in the wake of sevef{'rongressional fallout over the disclosure that the CIA played a direct role in the war being fought by rebels again>! the leftist regime in Nicaragua. Before taking the Easter break, both the H ouse and Senate passed non-binding [{'SOlutions that effec· lively condemned the mining of N icaragua n harbors and expressed the sensE' of Congress that no such activ ities would be financed by U .S funds in the future. T he administratio n wanted to provide $21 million in direct aid to Nicaraguan rebels. bur that pack age is all but dead in the House. w hen' Democra tic lmdcr s had steadfastl y opposed it even lx•fore the disclosures about direct CIA involvem ent in thr harbor mining and commando attacks against port fa cilit iC'S. Easter observances traditional, unusual Uy The Assodatcd Pres.' F rom tornado -fl attC'ncd churches to I he d('{·ks of a luxu ry cruis<>shtp, from the Hollywood Bowl to the All antll' City Boardwalk, Amcri cans ('{'iebrntcd E aster with 1r adi · tiona ! egg hun ts. religious SPr VicC's, rancv hat s and parades. "C)n th i~ EastPr S und;J _, -. wt• ' rf' _,_ ..: ..~ . ... ' \ PREPARE FOR i\RT SHOW - Students from the Portland E lemt•ntary School have been working hard in preparation lor the upmming Art Show slated May 21-2.'1. This year's edition of the art show will ))(' the 12th annual event held at the school under the direction of head teacher Larry Wolfe. Studenl•, grades one-six and members of Special Education cla..ses and Leanling Disabilities classes will be included In the program. AU art work that the PES student• hav e completed throughout the current school year will be featured at the 1984 show. Shown are members of Mr. Wolle's filth and sixth grade spared us." Meanwhile, in New York City, more than 40 children boarded the Quf'Cn E l izabeth 2 in search of 500 c hocolate-covered m ar shmall ow eggs and one bonusE>gg red<'E'ma ble for a thrf'f'-da yc ruiseon Long i sland Sound . Alumni tkkt-t;; on salt• Tkkrts for th1 · annual Pomrro:v High S<·hool Alumm Banquet and Dancr arP now on ~a lP J 1 thf' Nrw York Clothing House and Swisher Lohse Drug Store in Pomcro1·. Tick{'t s fo r thf' an nual rC'union to lx' h<'ld Ma1· 26 ar c $10 m e h. Vt-Ie ran;; Mt-morial Sa tun:l ay ;\dmissions -· Lind<J Gcli · IC')'. Dex ter ; Chcr,·J Fergl!Son. Middleport . Sat ur da~· Ui sc hargr s·- Carl WE>ese. Wi lliam Ph til ips. Sunday Adm issions M arySmit h. Margare t Flit s. M iddlcporl: Pomeroy. Sunda\ Dischargf'-·Susan T rac~·. locat ion. Marriage license A ma r r iag(' !icenS(l wa s issuPd in Meigs County Cou rt to Earl W. Winf'O; ll l.., l9, Rl. 1. ChPshin•, and Susan RP~ B rya n. 18, Rt. I , MiddlP)XJrl. Mt>t>l"i lonighl The committC'P in chargP uf planning a reunion for the 1964 gradual in g class of M iddleporl High Sc hool w ill hold a meeting at 7 this cvming all hr LaSa lle Restaurant in M iddleport . No court Wedne!!day Emergency runs Then' will tx> no traffic. crimina l cou11 cast• h('ard in Mf'igs County Sf>vt:n ca lls wf'rP answf'rf'd b:;-• loco! units ovpr the weekr nd . Hlf' M eigs Cou nty E m NgPncy Medical Services rE>portS. M onday at12· 2.'\ o.m .. Middleport went to S. Second Ave .. for Doroth y Robbins. taken to Veterans Memor ial Hospita l. and at 4: 2ii a.m . Syracuse took BC'mice Wincb~enner from CoiiE>gc and Brid geman Sts.. to HolzcrMPdical \ enter. On Sunda v M idd leport all: ~'i:l p.m . went 10 Nobel Summit Road for Nora Camborn . taken lo HoiZt:'r Medica l Ct>ntE>r: S)-racuse took Ber niCf' Winebrenner to Holz£'r M('{lira l Center at R 17 p.m .; Rutland al 5: Ci5 a.m .. wenl l o Dewhu rst Lant• for Harold D<>· w hurst , taken to Veterans :vlc.mor· ial, and Rutland al 4 p .m . went to Harrisonv illf' for M<Jrga r f' t E ll is. to Vrtr r ;m s M emorial. On Sa turd a~' at 10: 2> p.m . Middleport took Chen ·! Ferguson. &•t-ch St .. to Vr tl'ra n ... MemoriaL Court on Wednesday, April 25. The ( 'a SPS have ~n continued to May 2. Wednesday session sel Mason Chapter 157. Order of t:astPrn stars annual frif'ndship night w ill be held Wednesday, April 20, at 7:30 p.m . All arPa m ember s arr inv ltf'd to att end i\nnouncf' shutoff Water wil l be off in rlle area of Sy racuSi' E lementary School Tut'S· day tx>ginning at 3 p.m. Jan ice 1.:-;wson. vt llagf' clerk -ln_"asufC'r announced today. Mt"t'IM Tuesday Southt•rn Alh lelic Boosters will mf'<'t Tuesday. April24, at7: 30 p.m at the high S<'hool. Pomeray police checlr two accidents Pomerov Poli<'C invE>st igated two accidents 'on Sunday, both in the area of Sprin g Ave .• and East M ain St. A t 10:36 a.m .. a ca r driven by Patty Landaker. Pomeroy. backro into a vehicle driven by Thoams Hawley. PomE>roy. at the intersec· tion . There w ere Ughl damages to the Landaker car and moderatE> damagE's to thP = nd vehicle. AWARDS PURCHASE() - Field day activities, an art show. and a book fair will he among many activities scheduled lor students of Portland Elementary School in the Southern Local School District during the week of May 21-25. R<>cently many trophies and other awards arrived for tht" upcoming evt'nts, including th ese trophies heing displayed by Portland stud<>nt ,Jason Quillen and .Iunic Beegle. Beside'S field day awards, ~hola~tk awards, Citizenship awards, outstanding student award~ and oth(>r awards will he presented during the upcoming w (>ek..~ . .1\ ccording to Hf'ad Teacher Larry Wolfe , organil;er of the annual evenl•. tht• art show is planned for the week of May 21-25, field day May 2:\, and a hook lair on May 2'l. Board lo meel The Southern Local Board ol Educa tion will mE>el m SpE>Cia l <ession Tuesda y a17 p.m . at !he high school ca fPIPria. Landaker was cited on an improper backing charge. At 2:50 p.m .. A car driven by Brian S)X'IIcer. Pomeroy. struc k the rear of a car driven by Herbert Knight. Talmadge, which had stopped in the lane of trafflce. There were madera te dam ages and Spencer was cited on a charge of falling to have his vehicle under control. Olympic cagers Property transfers ... Story on Page 3 See Page 6 .' j cl...,-..es displying some of their work. Front row, 1-r, Jayson Codner, Sheri Roush, Nancy Hunt, Chris Harmon, Kevin Heaton and Jason Quillen. Second row - Bobhy Proffitt, M elanie Adams, Junie Beegle, Becky Roush, Greg Weddle, Tanya Meadows, Brian Taylor. Third row - ZeUa Lawson, Rebecca Malone, Diana WIUbarger, ,J, J. Lawrence, Tommy St.obart, Michael Kincaid, and ,Jerem y Rose. B ack - Tammy AUen and Ronnie Mullirt~. In the past , art work from Portland Elementary has gained first prize honors at both the Meigs County Fair and Rio Gr ande CoUege Elementary Art Show. ATHENS, Ohio i AP I -The man who once served as appointment s Sffretary to FBI Dirl'<'lor J . Edgar Hoover says the public has gotten the wrong impres sion about t hl' controv0rsial figure. " HC' wa s a very Fair man." sa id Mack Ellis. " He was devoted l o t he bureau. II was his life." E llis, retiring next m on th after 35 vears w it h the bureau to become code en for<'cmenl officer lor A thens. says bein!! appointments SP<'rctary was more Sl rPSSfui th an some of thE> cases on which he worked. After being handed a basket and a nutfv. stuff bunny , the children scu~ried from room To room of the huge luxury liner. Five-)'ea r -old Tara Schein of Manhattan was the lucky winner of the t hr'l'c'~a~' c rui se. Across town. thousa nds of people linN:! up in cool but sunny wealhf'r to march in the Big Applp's annual Easter parade. T h{l annual public EastE-regghunt of the Middleport -Pomeroy Rot ary Clu b scheduled for Sunday afternoon at G-eneral HartingPrP ark wa s postponed due to continuing rain. The event has been rPscheduled for2 p.m . nE>x l Sunday at the same Story, photos on Page 4 Area deaths Cecil 0. Kincaid Mrs. Cec il 0 . K inca td, 87 ..144 Not1 h F'ou rlh A, ..... M tudleporl. died Sunda)-' ot the Mount Pl r asa nl Reti rpme>nt VillagL' in Mon rOC' . Ohio. Mrs. K inca id wJ s born March l R, 1HY7 at Winifn'dc . W Va .. a daught croft hP lotrCornPI ius E . and Prebl r :vleans Paulry. RPsidf'~ her parent s, shf' was prPCC'dPrl in d£'ath by her husband . .John W Kincaid . and t wo hrothPrs. R.-1~ · Paul r~~ and Clyde Pau iPv . 'Ar ti w• in ·th e mmmunity br forf' leav ing Middleport. Mrs. Kincaid was a membl'r of Heath United Methodi st Chureh. thr Middleport Gardm Club and WhitC' Rose Lodgt•. Surviv ing arc a daugh!Pr, Paule)· A. &aver. Middlptuwn; IY\'O sons. William K Kincaid. Sacr ament o, Ca lif.. and .John P . Kincaid, Apple Valle~. Ca li!., hoth of whom are gr aduatf'Softhe West Point Military Wealher forecal'it Cloudy tonight wit h a cha nce of rai n or drizzle. Low .3.'i-10. Vatiahlc wind s 10 mph or il'"· Partial clearing T\l('sd ay. High :fi-611. Chanee of ra in 50 p<'rt'Pnl tonigh t and 10 p(>r<Vnl TuPsda). E•tended Foreca.'t Wt>dnt..day thnmgh Friday: Fair on Wedn.,.day. ('hance of showers Thur.iday . nearing Friday. Highs !rom the upper 50s l.o mld-ffls. Lows mostly in the 40s. .Jackpot inc·rem>t>d CLEVELAN D tAP ! - ThP nf'XI j ackpot for the we<'kly "Ohio Lotto" is estim ated a I $3.7 million aft er no on{' chose aU six of thf' numbf'rs drawn in the latest game. lollery officials say. Winning numbers drawn Saturday night were 10, ~. 'n, 29, 32. 36. Sa les totaled $4,466,474. said spokeswoman A nne Bloomberg. Th~;re wE>re 292 tickets tllat named five of thP six winning numbers . Each Ucketholder w ill receive $1,147 . Each of the 13,642 players who namro fou r winning numbers will ri'C{'[Ve $6.'i. Academ y; a sistE>r, Da hlia I. Pa uiC'Y , Col umbus: six grandch ildrm. and eigh t grca t-grandcht ldr<'n. Sen •ices wi ll be hel d at 1 p.m . Wedncsdav at the !1awlings-CoatsB lower F'~nera l Home in Middleport with t he Rev. Rober1 Robinson offici at in g. Burial will he in RivC'r vi(•w Cem0t er:.· Friend s may call at the funeral home from 4 to 9 p. m . married while in military Sf'rvice and now has 11 childrPn. He returned to the FB1 after military duty and w ork ed ther e while finish ing college. sears PRE-SEASON CHAIN LINK FENCE SALE OUR LOWEST PRICE EVER for Armadillo V fencing with economy framework Funeral serv icxes for Harley E . .Jones. 1335 E . F airground Road , Mario n, w er f' held M arc h 30 at t.hf' Snvder F uneral Home in Marion. Mr. Jones. who died March 26, at his hom e in Marion, w as marrif'd for 06 wars to the formPr Caro l Hecox of the Chesl er community in Meigs Cou ntv. Mrs .. Jones su rvives along wit h two sons, three daughters. a oorht cr . 18 grandchildrE>n and 19 gr~;a t -grandchildren . Mr .JonPs was C'mployed for 32 Vf'ars as a CC'mf'n1 finisher for Ba ldauf Constru ction and 16 yPa rs as a maintenanee man for Todt'O Dootlndusttirs. I3urial was in Marion Cem('tr ry. 36" High 11 Y1 Gauge 36" High 12 Gauge Thomas sun·ivor Prices Reduced for Line-of-Fence, Terminal Posts and Gate5 An additional sur\/ivor of M rs. Marl<' Thomas. Philadelphia. Pa., who died April lo , is her mother-inlaw, M rs. ElizabE'th Guess of Pnces are catalog prices • Now avarlabte rn our ' LG ' catalog supplement • Shrpptng. tnsta llal10n ext ra • Ask. abou t Sea rs credit plan s PnmPro~' Hcr hu sband John. who survives, was from the Wolfe Pen area not the deceased as was f{'J)Ortcd. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph. 992-5776 NOW OPEN AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT GREGG & PATTY GIBBS N. 2ND AVE. PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. Va.) 773-9577 FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron, House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Bloomine Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun. 1 to 5 MIDDLEPORT. OH. HOURS: Mon.-Tues.-Wed. Fri. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs . 9:30 to 12:00 Sat. 9:30 to 2:00 enttne 1 ~<lion , 10 Pages 2S Cenh A Mult imedia Int. New~opoper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 24, 1984 W orkhegins on • • marina proJect By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall MiddlE>port V illage Council Monday night approved an agr<'E'ment with Reiser Architect s, Athens, for a dE'tailed plan on thE> development of the town' s marina. The action followed a m<'E'ting of the Middleport Recr eation Commission and representatives of council with I he Reiser firm and Trautwein Associates, Inc .. Worthmgton. During tha t session , ideas of the two firm s w ere aired on how the m arina might be I'Xpanded. The recr eation C'Ommission recomm end ed a n agrePment with ReiSPr. ReiSE>r, under it s pmposa l , wUI hol d at least on e meeting with the villagf' Tf'Creation commission to obtain idE' as on the plan: w ill hold at least onf' meeting with viJiage council on the maner: w ill hold ol least one public mE>eting for input into the plan. The firm will revitw sketches supplied on the proposed development and incorporate these into the plan if possibl e. I! will present preliminary designs to counc il and the r ecreation commis· sian for review. Reiser will prepare a final stte plan in detail witll actua l estimated costs of each proposed item in the plan and a final site plan \\111 be drawn to scale and finalized in such a manner as to permit bids to be ri'C{'ived l'oreach item in the plan . Reiser w ill plan to be roordinated with the U. S. Corps of E ngi nE>ers since approval of the Corps musl be obtained. A financing plan w ill be devPioped w hich will show dPfinile m eans or nnancing the construction of the dproject w ith tentativr commitments trom the Corps and other feder al and stale agPnci~;s. Racine Village Counc il , m E>etlng in recessed session Monday night, look action restricting utility m m panies in the community on the days which they can disrontinue service. Council suspended the rules and gave all thl'E'e required r ead ings to an ordinance to restric t thPcompani<'S cuNlng off servi ce for nonpayment of bills. According to tlle new ordinanCE', compani es cannot discontinuE> service on legal holi days or on F rid ays, Saturd ays and Sundays. CompaniPS violating the ordinance wUI be fined $50 a day. II was announCE'd that Angel Communicat ions which has been given the franch ise to prov id E> cable telf'vlsion Sl'rviN" for the R..acinr area will begin work on the install ations nf'xt wwk and should bE' In operationbyJune15. Sf>rvi ce in Tackerv ille and Dorcas w ill be a later time. ThP program commit te<' composed of council !Vpr{'S('ntativPS and citizens will mE>et al4 today at v ill age hall to discuss the progranning to be offered by the firm. Council set Wednesday, Mav 2. and WednPSday, May 9, as clean-up days in the town. On those days the village truck will haul aw ay trash collected lor the cleanup. Tlti s trash is to be placed near the edge of r oads so that workers w ill be able to eas il y spot it. Mr. and Mrs . 1-: . A . Wingett mE>eling w ith council discussed shru bbery along Route 124. Mayor Charles Py les and counci lman Lar ry Wolfe will mE>et wtth Mrs. Wingell at I he scf'ne todiscuss what can be done with the shrubbery which needs cutt ing back. Actual benefit s toberPalized from the project w ith amount s of funds w hich could be rf'alized from acttviti<'S in the area w ill beoutlincd. The firm will providP an Pstimated cos t ol m ai nlenancP and opera tion of the completed project with proposed means of financing oper ations. The plan will bP completed within 90 days from thP signing of thP contract and rost to the village w ill run betwE>en $.'i.OOJ and SG.OOJ. Semnd reading given i\1 last night's meeting council gave second readings to ordinantvs S<'tt ingup Middl(')JOrt asa community reinvcstmmt area and establi shIng the posllion of assistant ch ief of police. Mayor F r ed Hoffman ,.,_ ported thai lhc 1982 community block grant records haw lx'l'n rContinued on page 101 It was reported that the <log ca tcher will be pick ing up clogs running loose in the to'.vn. pc r1i('u larly during the right l1ours. Councilman Carroll Tt.'aford rt' · ported that the Sixth St. and Julmtuwn water lines an.• now in opera tion . Plans were madf' to rr•pai r a drain on Pearl SL and a discussion was held on the sl ratpg:v to be followed in r egard l o filin g for J varianer on fh(' installa 1ion of v... ater m etrrs. Council also discussed the need for more action on thepanof council commil lE'<'Swit h rhf' idea being that comm iiiE>es hold more mC<'tings and pin down recommend at ions on va riou s mat ters in ordPr t od(I(' !'C'3S(l limP time involved in ff:'hTUi ar council sessions. T h(' ffil'l(lfing w as m :-c>ss{'() until Mav 14. ,JOIJ'i FORCE<; - In the true spirit of cooperation the Athens Regional Office of the Department of Youth Services and the Meigs Count)' -luvenile Court have joined lorL..,. w organize a group of , -olunteer youth who art~ agenl'iffi to i.L'-~i~t undr r lht' care of the respective Week. " Pirtun'<l an• Carl lfyscU, juveniiP ('LIUJ1 officiuJ, seau•d: .J;u·k Mc~uaid, ~:outh <-·oun""4•1or with the Drpartnwnt of Youth ~· n· i<-·t•s and Tt·rn· Gardner, a..r;;."i.~tant juvt:nilt• offiet·r. standin~ 1-r, mt;l Monda.v w go ov••r phm' for th<· pro,i<'<'L in the pro_j£>d of "£ 'lt•ru1 U p Ohio (.Clean Up Ohio Week" set "Clean Up Ohio Wr'Ck .. wi ll IX' observed through lh~ com bin('(! efforts of the At hens Rf'gional orfirf' of thf' Df'partmrnt of Youth Sc>n·icpo:.; and tllr MPi gs Count.\ · Juvf'ni lf' Coun The two ha\'P jomrd forces to organize a group n f \'oluntf'f'r ~ ·outh undrr 1 hP w ing of 1hf' Sf'Vf'ral rPspectivr ;J~~(· nr if's to pa r ti r ipatf' in Clra n Cp Ohio Week Tilf' .\ ·outh gmurs will lr dPmonstrat ing 1hrirdf' ~ irr to help kf'<'P I heir communi! )' and the Sta!C' of Ohio clf'an b~· rommillin g t hf'msrlvf's to wor J.; togPt hcr on th e pmwct. R obPrt Buck .. l uwn ii<' .fud ge ano Ralph S!.1 r kc)·. rf'giona l admin i ~ t rat or of the I)c>p;l rtment of Youth S<>rv tws. .-\ thPn s Hrgiona I officp "gn' <' 1hat if I roublcd ~·outh of thf' rommunit )· can ioin fmTf'S. nthPr'- 1 · ;~n also r njoY this typ.-• of rxp<'rir n('{' Carl H~·st•ll. ju\.·cnilf' cou11 n!firial ;Hlrl .l:wk McQu aid . Df'p.:.~rtm(•nt of Youth Sl'!Y i Cf'~ Yourh Counsplor, a rr .<. ;( '1\' ing ;1." Cf)(HTl inn!Or ~ a nd ~ up1·n ·1 ~ors for tJw spPcial prnjf'rt Both official s sa1· tho_ v hO]X' iilht'r M<'ig> Count; youth gToups will r Ppond to thi s opJX)nunit .Y In m;rkf' Meigs County a rnon• tx 'Jutiful (Jlar t• 10 li\'('. Spt'<'ia l pffun s Jn• lx ' ing m 3dr lh roughoul thr · ·~1 coun t .v I"Pgion;.il J r('a to im·oln ' DYS )'OUt h w ho <J rr on e1 ft P I1\SI n • to p;u·r irpa t P in a ]()('J l f'ffort 1o do their JXl rt to lwlp clPan up tht'ir ('ommun it .\·. A pr()('lamation h.\ Cm Rwh;.m l Ct•lf'~l t' has designate>d April ~ throu g h \1a\ :1 .J~ Clf\ Ul Up Ohio Week • • Mondale feels Ohio victory could nail down nomination CL EVELAND tAP I - A vict ory in Ohio's May 8 prinnary would help nail down the Democratic presidential nom ination before the party' s convmtion in San F rancisco this summer, fo rmr r Vke Pres ident Walter Mondale says . " If I do well in Ohio, it will hE>Ip a lot ... Mondale said M onday night. " I think I now have a chance to get the deiE>ga les I need by the time we get to San Francisco." Mandai<' cautioned agai nst any ovprco nfidPn CE', however. saying, "We've got about 40 percent of lh<' dE'IE>gates yet to be sPIE'Cl ed. ' · Of Jhe 3,933 deiE>gates to the national convention. 2,239 have bE'en chosen. Mandai£> has 1,128.8, while626 are committed to Sen . Gary H art of Colorado and 167.2 to Jlle Rev . Jesse Jackson. The others ar<' uncommitted or are committed to oth<'r candidates Harley E. .Jones • at y e Council restricts cutoff days " I talked to people like Sen. Joe McCarthy , thp Kcnnedvs and a lot of others," he sai d, addi ng tha t so many people wanted to see Hoover tllat he qu ickl y found il to bE' a pressure job. E llis. who Jpft M ingo County. W.Va , in 1949 as a twn-agrr out to seck his fortune in Washingt on. landed a joh with the FBI and became appointments =ret ary lx•fore he became an agent . When the K orean War bE'gan. E llis left the FBI for thrE>e years to srrve in thr Air Force . HP w as Tursd a ~· • \ Agent Ellis says former boss, Hoover was "a very fair·man' Meigs County happenings A scheduled meet mg of the Midd lepor1 P1D for tonight has been rancellrd and rP·scheduiPd for .-\prU .10 a 1 7: .10 p.m. FHA conventioneers See letters on Page 2 Vol.33 . No.7 Copyrighted 1984 I his. and see the hand of God. He has Egg hunt rescheduled , ~ thinking abou t 1ht• power of God anrl 1he Rrsu rt'E'<'l ion," llw Rf'Y . Gu~ · RC'f'd~; TOld p;_nishione rs in W <:~le r Vall cv . M iss., w hcrP Ll tomado k il h:'CI seven p<'Opi<' Saturda)· and tippC'd the top off I he First Bapt is! Chu rch. (;azing J t hi s small flock sit tin g nn chunk."' of brokf'n co ncrPIC'. pilf'S of' brick and wooden chairs pulled from the r avaged church. Reedy added: "We can look around al all • Public speaks out in order to be nominated. a candid ate needs 1,967 deiE>gati>s . The fonnf:'r v ic(' prf'S idC>nt \\'On somf' kC'.\ ' r ndorsem C'n ts M onda~' from Ohio IPadf'rs, includin g Gov . Rt chard Celeste. who was joined by Mondaleal " ne\.vs confer ence in Columbus. M ondalr also campatgned in Youngstown before traveling lo ClevE>Iand, w here he was to speak a t Case WPstcr n Reserve Univer sity tod ay. Ce leste. who had considC'I'f'd rC'm a ining neutral, sa id hP df>Cidcd over the W<'E'kcnd tha t Mondale was "bes t a hie to defeal Ronald Reagan in NovPmber and bes t ahiP lo lead I hi s count ry in the vears ahead." BesidE's Celestr. Mondal e ptcked up the rndON'mPnts of Oh io House Spea ker Vern Riffe .Jr . Senate Prcsidr nt H JtT~· M(' ~ hPI and ScX'rf'laJ)' ol StiJ IC' Shf'rrorl Brown. CC'lostc sa id Mondal<'. wit h whom h~ worked as Pearf' Corps dir('('lor in thP Ca t1f'r aclministrJtion. undC'rstands l hC' rconom ic and nt h~ r prohl cm> nf Oh io and 1h(' M idwrsr . Monda le dcscrilx'<l CC' Irstc ' " "a df'ar and old fri('nd " and said he was grateful and proud to gel the nod of thC' govrr no r Jnd ot ht'r party IParlcrs. But hr sa id "it's nn J~· a rPcommf'nclation. 1 hav(' lP<J rm'd through p.xpt.•riL'Ilt'P that ~'o u ca nnot prroj u1l.Qf' votPr s. I mus t m~·Sf' lf earn thl'i r I r-u st and supp.Jrt ... CE'les ll' indil'alt'll hPw n·q if'<l w ith makinJ:: hischnicro of Mond aII' OI'Pr Hart and J ackson. " It v.muld havl' IJL"lt'fl ]Jolit iC'a lly comfol1 a blr' to sla\ neutral." he said . Thf' Ohio prim :Hy ~\'ill hC'lp d(•cid(• 1~ ot 1ht · :-.tafp '~ 17:-. na tinnJ I com ·('n I inn drll'g<J I(' slots. T hf' ot hPr~ a rf' to h{' filled b.\ ' appointm(•nt o f l h(' U h10 Df'm t KT~t 1ic Ex('('u 1 ivf' C'omm itt('(' In Y oungstown. v.:h('t'(' thousands ot slPd induqJ'\' jobs hm·r clis appc•a n""(! nn' r l hf' );Js t trw \ 'r'ars . Monrlalf' sa id thC' RPaga n aclminis t r~ltinn ha:-. \)('("n rPSponsiblf' for the Ins~ nt 2Ul,ffKl s t f"('I - J'f'lt~h 'fl jobs natiom•.:idc . Ask('() V..' h ~· I h(' Ca rtf'r <ld ministration did n1tt r nmf' to the M<Jhoning Va llf'\\ rrs('U(' whr n stf'f'l mill s w· ·n ' r losing ln the IJ 1f' 197tls. MoncLllf' S<l id. " . \ t 1ht · tim!'. ·,\.(' \\'('1'(' ju ~l s1011ing to put in pl;w(' :1 tlip<!t'I!IP organizat ion of l<J bor. manaJ::f'rnl·nt ;Jnd go\·Prnmrnt dcsignf'd to h!'lp compJni<'~ mo<lrrni:tf' tD 1-:l'f'P tlln"'l' jobs ." Kennedy enters deal with Columbia Gas Mays enters guilty plea to reduced count COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - Columbia Gas of Ohio should quit subsidizing poor utility customer s and tum tha t responsibility over Ia the government, its chairman says. Marvin E. White m adE' the remarks Mooday whilE> helpi ng annoullCE' a joint energy purchase progrann aimed at helpin g poor people pay their energy biDs. U nder the agreemE>nl . Columbia wil l buy Jow-rost na tural gas from a non-profit energy company formed by Joseph P . ~nnedy II. The dllference betw<'E'n the low price and the normal price would go into a lund to cover certain fuel b!Us. Kennedy, whose Boston-based Citizens Energy Corporation al· ready has created similar programs lor home heatlng-<Jil customers, said regular ratepayers would bellelit because their cost of paying othe!Wlse uncollectable bills would drop. White, hoWever, said he didn't POINT PLEASANT - fX'xit'r ~h1~·s. who was rom·ictffl nt first -dC'gr('(' murder with a rf'f'Om · mC"ndat ion of me-rr~· by a Ma son L'ounly jul')' in August of 1!1Rl hefot'f' thf' West Virgin ia Suprf'm f' four! of Ap]X'als overturned the conv icllon in .lul:c of 1~R1, piPaded gu ilt )' Monda)· to S<'COnd-degrf'(' mun:ler in Mason County Circuit Court. A =ond-dl'gr('(' mun:IN ca tTi~sa possible sentenPE' of five to 18 )'Cars. Ma ~s of ChC'sapeakc, Ohio. could be (')igible for parole in five yea rs. The 22-yC'ar-old Ma~s was arr ested Nov. 3. 191(1. in connE'Ction with thE> shootingdmt h of Johnny D. Wamsley, 35. Huntington. a former I'Psidpnt of Point Pleasant . Wamsley' s body wa s found ncar thcolcl Mai M oore Farm off Routc2. six-tcntbs of a mile below Crab Creek Road. Oct. 15.191(1. His body was discovered by a delivery man at approximately9: 30 a.m . Loca l officials r eported tha t for{'S{'!' that happening soon. "Obviously this pilot program w ill not place us in a position whE're we can't go to our good-paying customers and ask them to support tlle poor-paying customers," he sa id. "This is one step in that direction. I believe tha t to kE>ep good-paying custom ers from doing such a thi ng we'll havetohavesomelegislalion." White also said he felt other belp-the-poor energy progra m s would have to stay in place "un111 we get the proper legislation and get this burden off our shoulders." White estimates as m any as50,<XXJ households are nearly $45 mllllon in arrears. That's about $900 a household for the delinquents, but White said the annount should dwindle by next heating season as the bills are paid off. By then , he sa id, !he Citizens agreement should stan supplying funds. C.JTlZfN ~; EAGY GAS DEAL- Joseph Kennedy announces at a Monday press conference in Columbus that his non-profit company , Citizen's Energy Corporation, wiD seU low-cost gas to Columbia Gas with the prollls going to low-Income utility c ustomers who can not pay thei r hills. 1i\P Laqerphoto) Wam:-; J p~ · had hl•f•n <.; hot ll tUJ' tmw :-., lhr('(" tim('s in rht · ha rk ot the lw;,cJ and oncr ;l t thr · ha sf' of fhr- n• '<'k. apparr ntJ ~· al cloSf' ranJ::P H·ith d small f'a lihcr WP< q::xm In support nt it...; piP<l harga1 nin g agrf'f'mf'nl . I h1 ' pmsr'f'u tirm s:11d t h1 ' staff' would 11£• st'\'f'rf'J~ · h<liYl!)('l'l-d i n t hC'pn'SC'nt at inn of it S<'< lSf' ;1g;1 i nst lhr drfPnci<Jnt lll ·raUSf' lhr rou r t ot appea ls J1J]('{i that ~f'\ ' ('I'JI ilf ' m ~ ol C'\ 'idPnC'C' suhm ill('() b~· tht· st:J ii ' m Ma~'s' first I rial would not hf • allowed In the second . Thrs<' itPm s included the <lPl rnd ant' s confC'ss ion to poliCE'. krl'' to the victim's van . glovf's aUcgPd i~· wom b)' tllc dC'fenclant whilr firin g a gun at thC' victim. burnt port ions ot the v ictim' s tc>timoni al book and thp weapon supposed I)' used toshoot the victim. a handgun . Prosecutor Damon Morgan sa id I he statl' t hought. it cou ld not sustain a conv iction of any morp than tCont inued on page 101 �T~y. April 24, 1984 Comment Ill ( ' ourt Quest ton When , m polttlcs, dOf's tC'rmmal embarrassment" S<'t m? T C'rrrunal l'rnbarrassmcnt is her (' Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEV!JTEH Til""'" INTERDiT OF TilE MEIGS-MASON ARF~ defined as what hapl)('ns when rand1da te J ones takes jusrrha t one fa ral step lhal makes hrm. sud den!\, implausible. The histm} books tell us rt hapl)('ned to Gt~H ge ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLI(;H PAT WHITEHEAD >\.ssl~tant General Manager Publlsher / Controlh'r Editor ~1E!\1BER ,\ of Ttw ..\ssodatt.•d Pr("ss, Inland Daily Prt""ss 1\ssodatton and lht' 1\mer1can Nt•wspaper Publisht•r -\ssoclation. ' • H.umnev. lht> Republrcan f1 ont 1unnPI 1n 1%7. \A. hen hC' "a id hr had bfacon bramwa~hPd in VrPinam F. x 1t Romnf>v And tl happened to Sen Edmund MuskrP when he \.o\IPpt public!'. With DALE ROTHGEB. JR. ~('ws LETTERS OF OPINION art· wd1omf'd 'rtwy .. hould tw le!ti:o;than380 words /\I! letter ~ are suhJN t to t.'C:I IIIng and mu:-;1 he signed with name, address and Jon~~; t elephonf' number :'\o unslgnf"d lt>tteMI will be published . Letters should be In good I!Uile, addrt'!'islng l'iootu•s, not pt>rsorudlties . mdtgnatlOn ou ts idf' lhP offiCf'S of M anchest('t. N 1-l 's L1 mon LPad£'r Sa id pundit .Jamf's Rrston two Wf'f'ks ago ahout lhP NPw Yo1 k pnma J) f>IPrtlvn ·tilt Y.as not onlv a d1sgr ace but an 1n.~ult to the \'Otf'rs. and even worse, an embar - rassment 10 th<' democratic pro cPss. I repeal the quesrron: I s It's a crime to pick the flowers th er r a moment when an "embar · rassment" to " democracy" I:JI:>. comes terminallv pffective? B\ w h1c h I mean , IS the m om ent when a genera tion of vorers . observing the goings on of democracy, while df'('lining ro bting In a substitute 1all subslltutes to democracy being desptcable for a grown-up people). llf'\ E·rthell~s di:'Spalrs, in our heart of hea rt s, that democracy , m our ltfrtime. wlll E'Ver gel around to bnngmg on mature governmrnt? One "onders what a 30-year-old E nglishman might have felt, hav m g long since sworn his allt>gia nce ro the cr own, about the time Henry V III reached 50. and everything t ha t su rrounded htm bPgan to dlsmtegra tP, reflecting h1s own l)('rsonal dlsintPgration These somber thoughts gather SJX'Cillc gravtty aftPr mv cri ss crossing lhr country for a couple of weeks and exchanging talk with tourna lisl s and politicians who apJ)('aJ to be united on a smgl f' proposition aboul lhP Democratic pnm aries Na mely lhat although ~~ p~~~~~MA If you hoi)(' ro be among 1he thousa nds of Amencan or forergn tounsts who'll soon !'OmL' Io I he US. Ca prio!, then you shou ld learn rwo thmgs rrght awa\ 0 ' v' ·' You'll prubabl\' ha ve to stand m hnC' no matter "'hf'TC' ~~ou go t\nd tt '~ a CI U1lf' fO pick thf' tlO\~f'I S. Ell10t t Ca1roll , thP CJpJtol a' ch1 trc t · s f'XC'( uti\ C' assistant, Sd id the pohrr J l l' 'faJrl\ diplomat 1c'' 1! \ ou sn 1tch a tultp or I\\ o llowever. 1t stlil fal ls 1n one scenarto in spades. If we assum<> that Ftd<>l Castro. like his boss Chernenko. ardently hopes that Reagan will be r<>placed In November. how best might he bring thrs about? By a massive autumn offensive against El Salvador, mounted through Nicaragua. What then happens? all the Democratic candrdal<'s have sard indefensible things te.g Hart on the Mideast and Central Amer· ica. Mondale on Central America. Jackson on everything), they have not effec ti ve l y drsqualtfted themselves. But therr stated poslttons crystal lize m the air above us And those Pr esident jX)Sitlons mav cntlcally affect the stratagems of our enem!PS I think 11 reasonably transcribes the opm ron of a dozen experrenced people I have rPCenlly talked wrlh 10 report that they beltevc that events. wllhrn a week or 10 days of Ei<'cllon Day. could affect the outcome of our PIPCtlon. Smce these event s would be staged bv forpr g-ners, not by Vietnam Americans, mv corrPSpondents are thE' tune. anvwhf'rf' Letters to editor deci.~ion not tu r l'nt ·v. h.1nd cln ('I til ;\1c~ Tt 1\ n C nodn 11 r..., con rt .H 1 l .trn 'C' I \ dr ...,plt',l'-. t'd ~~ 11 h t h1 " dt'r r ' 'on \\lthllri]Oh JS\OUtllf'llO !t , JkiTI ~ l'n df'! 11 1111 \h f l U! 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If \f) U W ('rf' Ill '-UC' h .t hUll\ \IIU should htJ\ r lf'fl hom(~ .t IJIIIP soon r r Th t~ nk s 10 \nu our g 1rl " d1d11 I !'\{'11 hd\f' il d \ f' los t a hPim rd p(• ! .IPrt \ d nd l.tnda Hav. lr\ f11 ~ Ol t\r r St Middlq>OJI , OhiO -l'l7h0 history Todav 1s l'uPSda v. April :M, I he ll"•lh dav ofl!l84 TherP are~o l davs left In the year Today's Htghiight in Hr story On Apnl 24, J9J:J, P residenT Woodm~>V W1l son pressed a tclcgraph key 11 the While Hou se, lighting up and offictal ly Op<'ning what was then thn world's tallest burlding - lhc 792-foot high Woolworth Building In Ne~ York. On this datP In U'OO. the Librarv of Congr<'ss wast'Stabltshed , w!1h a fund of$.1,00Jand Thomas .Jefferson' s entlrt:' prlv;rlc librarv ' ~O\ o..; kpp1 1c.tl .tbout the:-.t ' t 'XIX' II nwnr.., , v.h1 ch l hf'\ dC'SC't !lx' ... rnrn lull\ ,ts · \\ Jtchc 1._tft" an d "bi.H k But thf' Ann' s 1n1Pil1 gr ntt' ch1 f'! M a J ( ,pn WJIIJ.Jm ()(lnm )l._t.., t)('('n lmpJc•ssf'd \~l lh ">O tnP ol thf' t e "> ult s ( >dom l'> \\OJ 1 u•d db< Jut rntf'!ll , \It ' l!llrtl rn 1\ 1d !Itt' bu .., lrH '""''" .tnd so n \o\f' Anoth f'l 1rt T u% "R.1ckf11 f' b~ 111lh~~~ I h.! I h._td c 1 .1shrd 111 Afi iC.t l S "\,n'\ .tnd .\11 Fmc r ( hll'h ' puhi!C' ) 11 \-;11111\ h 1 1v.. plf',tst' d I .tm v. tt h tlw Snu tht' tn Ho~ nd .trHI Jt" h tJu o..,tt't" In thf' p.tsl fp v. \t' , IJ .., ou1 b,tnd \ACilllrllil\(' lhf' w hile stnkmg out seven Burns mll'rt"<l rhc ~ a rne m l he erghlh rnnmg aftpr BaltrmOit' had scored ont'l' to pull within 6-o and was thr£'a tening with runne1s on first and third and none out. Afrcr strikmg out Bmm Ayala , Burns allowed Rtck Dempsey's sacnfice fly, whrch lre<l the score In the lOth, Baltimore relieVf'r Trppv Martinez, 0-2, walked leadoff oottet VancP Law . ThE'n, wrth the count 2-0 on Scott Fletcher, Sammy Stewar1 replaced Martinl'"L and walked Flctch<'l' Wrth the Or iolesexpecting a bun I, Cruz hr l a 2-0 pitch through therrght SldC' to SCOTt' Law Chrcago Manager Tom LaRussa took thP bunt srgn o!fwhen thPcount r eached 2-0 on Cruz U.S. -Soviet 'voodoo gap' _____::...J_ac_Jc_A_nd_er.. .:. . :so:::_:___::_n lo('. tlf'd .t Hard II'Orllinu lwoster.~ winning run. Britt Burns was the pitchin g slar. He went rhe frnal three mnrngs fm \1Ctory and allowed just one hil n¢cPssaJ \ to an llCtpat r such rnses If F'cd!'l Castio ean swrng an AmPncan PIPe t Jon h\ mountmg an offrnsJ vl' m Cf'ntral 1\m('rJCa at just th e ng ht tJmP, \\'h\'. prC'SJdPntial candidall's shoul d candrdl~ dr seuss tha t cont mgt:>n<"v . If thr\ do not. it 1s IC'ft to lesst1 1 mortal s to do so \\ hf'nCf' thi s cont rtbuii on 'if'SS ton \', tu gha n ,..., 11 ll' cll l\ th a t \OU t hlnk-.;lwl'.. n tdOJn~a go ndJohm l" 11 ,1 pc! so n ._lhl\ c-onfli c t '' IF 11 I " ,1 pPison ,dil\ cnnfi!Ct I don nor 1hrnk 11 shn uld llllf't jr" t' By REN WALKER ~ Sports Writer The game fPatured a malchupof three-ttmP Cy Young Award winners - Jtm Pa lmerofBa It rmore and Tom Seavf'r, now wtlh th e Ch rcago White Sox As it turned out, nellhPr was around at the f'nd Monday mghl when a couple of lesser-known names emergcd as herCX's m Chrcago 's 7-6 victory over the Onoles In 10 Innings The hittmgstarwasJulioCruz. He crossed up the BaltimoredefenS('by slappmg a smgle to nght m a sacrific~ situalron ro driVP in thc dPmocrac v can clo thf' thtnking Caprtol grounds wrlhoul d sJ-H r.rl p<'rrntl II urn the Captrol Police [)ppar1menl In sidc lhc Caprio! hurld rng, US<' of l11pod s arc r estnctcd du r mg N"'t1am hours. rou g hl~ thosP m which tlw HouSf:' <:~ nd Sc>nJtr arf' tn Po11r l l .1nd Mt th(' w1t h such c n se'!'; can't be answf'red w ithout first answr nng the question v. h<:1 lhr1 thf' Pf'Oplr who sustam dutv \'lt'W rhr pa111cular fr at Another oclrl prohiblfJon 1s tha t \OU c,m't U<.;(' a canwra tnpod on thC' l<1n c Mt commitment, c racv r an nsf' rf'Sllif'ntlv to cope What dbout cltmbrng one ot !he magnrft" •nt trees on lht' grounds? WPII, rC'plted Carroll. 11 so11 ot dC'pf'ncls on hO\\ J1 s Llonf'. and how the !XJhC'f' on Mt ul timate Co,ta Rica ThP SovrPI Union would hrsllale beforf' altemptmg to move mt o Panama . concPrnmg whtch thf> Unttcd Slates has Sp!'Ctal feelmgs _ Rut nPVPI mtnd Panama. Contpmpla tc rhe Cubantzation of Central Am<' rica T hP quf'stron of whelher df'mo- If you f<'<'llhe nef'd lo carl'\ d Sign m protf'st agamsl something. then vou mu sl get a permrt from lhf' Capllol Pol tcf' Those l)('tmlls are pn•ll\ 0asv " to gt>t. says Carroll If you wan t to hat .Tnguf' .1 mf'miX'I of Congress. that' s your nght ( )n Tu r.., d .J\ f'\f' nr ng tlf •\p1!1 17 lhr· \lli 'IL:" I{){_ ell Ho ,lt d r1f I du e .tl l r•n on .1 ~ 2 \(1ft' dPc Hlf'd (San Plrct to ml ervene If he df'C idPd not to mtervenE\ he m1ght procf'f'd to wm the elect JOn But whrn the smnkf' settl ed, El Salvador wou ld hr another Sovtet rntrrpnse. thC' tha·d m the general d!C'CJ Nrxt would he Honduras , and thrn Gui:ltrmal a,.and In due course ) But vou ra n p1rmc on th£' lawn. C'\'f'n \\'llh a JUh of winr Di.-;p/msed with wa s v anquished. ,[!<'nC'f' I Ppnt t S I ha 1 I hP lf'fS .I l'f' f.!l a ht>at.J Ill pS\C h JC I('Sf'aiC'h ln ~ ldP tht' Pt• nt<.~gon hf' has r .usf'd thr qupslton of w hPther thp Sovl('ts c oulcl usr ps\ C'h!cs to pPnf't t a tr our "l><.'rf't \t.lUits Til lS h as lc>d to talk in thP bLIC' kiOOill" aOOut r arsmg a ' p ... vchrc shlf'ld " to block thl ' sort of 1PmotP sp\ I n~ Thf' CI A 1..., .tlso 1t •sf'JI c h 'f'l toush SfJ\ t~tktng ps \chJc For mt•r l'l A Dn ('('tOI St ,tnsfrf' ld Turnrr to ld n lll<'"' rh .Jt thr u· skf'p t!C lsm aOOut thC' ( li\ " ps\Ch!C ptlljf'{'! S \~as ht' ~t11h\ - t1ul thr I P S('~\I'Ch should kf'('j) p.ICI' \\Jih lhf' ll ' SkPp!J('!Snl 'I hi' mo"> t !Ill pi f'SS I\ f' I f>Sr arch Ill lhl " t!If' d has h['('n c-on ducted b\ H.llolc.l l_,u thoft anct nussrll 'L11·g bot h rP<.;fJf'C'If'd aCCldf'mJ('s wtth thr S t ~tniOI fl Hf'sPc~rch Tnstilutf' tn \ 1f'nlo P.n k C<~lif Puthoff 1s sltll v.. 1lh HlP m st1tu1r T.-J r g lr f1 l1Ao ago to form h1s ov.:n compi:! nv. [)('lphl \s sOC"l<~tf> s Thr\ bega n th r n· f'Xpr nmC'nt s 1n thr f'drlv lq70s usmg psvrhtcs to drscnhf' scf'nf's at SJ)f'<' lftf' cnorrtT 'Par-c:.: narcs on rhc globe T hf' prowcr part lv foundcd b\ thr Pf'ntagon anrl the Cit\ was callcd "Sea narc" fm ·sca n bv coo1dmatf'" F.arltct. rhev had dtscoVf'rru the nngs around .J upll rJ Vf'ars bf'fon ' 1hf'i 1 f'XiSif'ncr v. as srtr ntlfiC'all \ <' s l a bl ts h<>d b\ sarr llrtc phorographs DPsptiP lhPsf' Jmptf'ssl\r [){lzlr l pnsonf't 1n .Janu rH'\ 198'2 np\·rr c.lmf' closr Hut thr occ.tsJon.J I suCC'C'SSf'S Pm·out agr JntPIIi g f'llC't' offtC'Jal s to kt'f'p Irving m hoP\'s of g1vmg rPmotf' spv1n g mmP I('S(X'C'ta bJlity . ThP\ arP dlso concf' Jnf'd about the Sm !f'ls v. t10 ,11 P kno1A n to havf' spt> nt mam morf' \f'a rs and far mm f' mortf'\ on p.r rapsycholo.l[lca I hh· 'I v. <.1" thmkmg thP sanlf' !tun g nl\,f'lf,"J..,atd '' lthou ghl \OUgu\ ~ v. PT (' " uppos{>d to ha\ C' d('(lp em l'r \' hr n 'ou v. Pnl mto thP ]Ung iPs of ( 'C' nii ~ ~ Amf'nca " 'T h<i1 uspd to bC' lhf' CdSf' Rut p1 f'sr nl US forC'Ign poltc\ df' - m. mds "r If' I I hf' wholf' world knov.. V.(' I P OJX'r.lltng CO\'C'Iti~' to saVf' U S,1h ddo t ancl b nng d own NlCar (:1 gu.::~ Pr rs1dc nt 11ragan v. ,1nt s to m.tkf' sui f' fnf'nd (-lnfi fOf' <:JJ'f'dWdt f' lhf • l'nll f'd States 1s ac tn·rl\ 1m ol\ f'd " \\h\ drlC'sn 't hf' JUSt clecl arp nn m rrt w ar .md IPI 11 go at that''· Hl' nf'f'rls longrf'ss In fiPC' l,ll c an m·f'rt Wdr HP s not gntng to ,lsk fm onr dUJing an f'IPf'IJon vPar So the pr f's!dPnt 1s cond ucting cl rovrrt wa1 with allthf' fan farf' of Lin m rrt onf' Thr only problem is I hal when vou r ondur t a covC'rt war you ha\'P a lot of rrsrrictlon s placru on vou. rn 01 dr r fm 11 not to becomr 0\'C'J t. Thf' minrng of Nicaraguan harbors rs a good Pxampl<' oft hat The prcstdrn r sa1d il \~oas covf'rt- thr rest of thC' world considrred 11 overt " "And Congress cui off thr CIA' s funding for 1\mprica '· its war in CPntra! "It wa s a big mlsra kc on rhr prPsldent 's part txocause up unt il l hm the House and Senale suppol'lcd th<> CIA's covert operations in the hemisphere You see. the objf'('t of fighting a secret war ts Thdr when something goes wrong, thC' gO\ r rnm C' nl can s1-1v 11 knrw nothmg £~bout 1t Rut zn thf' case of thC' mtn1n g. P\f'I'VOnf' tn the <.~dmtn J" trdtton df'fcndf'd II, nnd thf'rr was no wa\ nf rlumpm g tt on ll v.tld ' ogcce elf'ph.cnl al lhf' CIA · Thf' ,_ u imtnt sttatlon 's st l dl f'g:\ V..Js thr mmr publ!C'Jtv thP rm·f'rt m1n !n ~ oprrallon rPcr t\'N:i, the strongrt mf'ssagr wf' wou ld hf' s<'nd rng ro rhr Sandrnrsta govern mf'nt th<.~t WP r<.. all\ mra nt hus1 nPss Unfol'lunarelv. Co ngress got t h f' S.lml' m('SS<J~E' " f'r m\ c~ssoc!.t iP D.t It• V ~In At 1a and .Joseph f1cld 1\.ftrt a ll , lhf' al omll homb S(X>J.I 1hd I 1hP psvt h1es' succpss I alP is onlv ettxru l 70 pf'rcf'nt For f'xamplr, p~\ chk s w ho wPn' dskPd hv tlw Pf'nldgon to p1npomt thP pldcf' \~ hPn' II Jll.m Rt'd Rngadf' If' I I Oil St.., \H ' I1' holdmg Gt'n .Jdmrs WtJS oncP thou gh! ro b(' <J hare sourt'l'S told br dt nf'd idPa It's s.lft' to sa', th at ma nv !hm gs constdl'r t>d uttPrlv Lln l~ s! J< tod.t\ will bf' acCL'!J tl'CI as r ommonpl.let ' b\ tht' r nd of thC' ( f'll i UI"\ Covert, overt & out _______ An nl d llmPI flom LangiPV. noy, It' 1ng m ,t sa ft• hou'>f' m Md.P.m, s~ml of ~ ICC! I a~u a "I H' rtP\ r r St'f'n .tC I A tlpt' I d 111Hl llHllt' (l \('11 mrn\ 0\ '\oodOO g.lp,' atJ\lK'CIIl'S hkC' Rrp Chaiics Rost'. [).N C , support a conttnurd IC'sPa ich 1nto thP morC' p1nm tsing ~trf'aS of th is rnvstPriou s <~chi C'\ PrnPnl s. "\\'h\ IS Nerther Seavl'r nor Palmer, earh at 0-2 thr s S('ason. was pleased wllh his l)('rtormancf' Seaver , seeking his trrsl Amencan l .rague victor; workcd srx shaky innrngs and left wilh a b--llmrl Pa lmer departed m thc fourrh mnmg wrth a pam in hiS n('{'k Hl' ga\'e up four Pilrnf'd runs on thrf'(' hrts and four wa lks in 3 2 3 rnnrngs Balttmor<'s Cal Ripken and l'hrcago 's Carlton Frsk each swung heavy hars early in the gamE'. Ripken belted his sLXth home run of I he season and added two double; to dnve m thl'l'<' runs. F isk, who cam(• rnto the game without an RBI this season, smacked a solo homer and had a two run single. Indians 3, Rangers I Rrck Sutcliffe again sparkled on the mound for Cleveland and I hen I f' S( \ 11 dl AI thr 1is k of t.M'm g 11du. ulf's for 11 l1k e Prf'stdPnt Rf'. tgan did . and 11 gors soul, you l'f' up.r Cl•nti al AmC' n can crf'f'k \\ 1thout a parldlP " · Wha t should thr presJcl(ln! ha\ f' donr whrn t hf' mmang ston lf'akC'd out ''" " He shou ld haw bf'f'n puhhrlv hot nflr d T hen he should hevP appotntrd a prrstrlrntt a l f'ommis · DCX's rhis mf'an that the CIA s s('(' hov.. ~ uch futurr Majors m c1dent~ could IY' avo1df'd I• m,tll\ hf' should hav£' \\ Jlr;t p ,, , HondUJ an Aml'ril'an Coffet' Bean Exchangr, and PrC'sJdf'nt RC'agan v. ill havf' to shu I up about how well his a dmmistration's covf'rt Opl•ra· tl ons arC' going in the Wf'slrrn Hemlsp hf'rf' ' "Thai's going lobe ha1d fm lhP prPsldPnt to do," I said "He has no choice. He nef'ds congrPSslonal support for his policy In El Sa lvador to train the army to fi ght the Nicaraguan-trarned Sal vadoran re~l s " "You m ea n the Nicaraguans are fighting a covert war against E l Sa lvador, at the same time we're fighting a covert war against Nicaragua'~" "YPS, the only difference Is that Nicaragua Is denying It, which I must sa y Is to their credit " BiPaRTi~a~ eoN~Nf,Uf> Jl;lllirU >J ! " \\l'};T Ul\ r-;IU:\ "'., O . tldll'\d v .• rtlt CaJif,,.-m., ~ w!!! ... -.,, ·~ ~~ "'WI 1' Jl "' !• lf'1!., r~ ~J'l ClllrM!rl "'•lfMia.."'~ ~oiUllr.> II'<. o•\,Jnr1 l ! f"'C,I' l ( It\ 0!0 (HUll<.,.. tfii,Jti; l f lo ,, , !'; ,..,.. \ o rk 1-{h fp \, 1" ISit'\1,111 f!-l1 ,] 1 C lr '\ll ol'"l(lt ll Ull 1 !o Mrnn• .._.ll,> I W \ ll r. lJTl ~ 1! ,lflfl \ll~ • !1}1 11 f)o •Tmn o l\1 r JJ!~ lfl one! 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USFL results t 'nht'd Sf.&U'!'I Foolt...II l.r~t· Monday' !I (0Jiml' Tamp;1 Ba1 )1 M IC'hl,l!an Frtda.,v April !i Nr11 Orlt>MS a I Phlludf'lphla PHI ~tlu!l<h ar Mf'mphl s laC' k!~orn illf' al Oki.UVlmH Oakland a1 C'hlrngo M J('hij;lan HI ~- lt'r.;M DIVIUON W I. " I )JJ ]I ii!•IITI•"' "lhf'CJuiN J Fllr-rnlrlll:ham At Drm.f'l' U<: AGliE !i ,. " WashinlltOO a1 Tampa Bay San AnloniO a1 Artzona SNftic otlbiton Ofo4roll al f(')l.a.s BaltlffiJ!l' ,., KliflS.:IS f'lh Nrw York at Mln~n F.A~T '-• lol l --·-"' ................ l'lllcii.Wl ,,, { r..-. r lanli ~A110NAL ·, \),11111';]\" """ ' I l l k I I l 111 ,IJ.:" '' St Lo-r..~ I• ! S..1Jl J) ~~ II ~ Ill ~I Lll< I "~ ' ! I ~ ''"!!'~ ' "' ' H tKl' l tlt 1 Il l Jl.1i1lrtl ~ < l~ '"1-!' '~'nd:l,.\ "'(,;u\~'!o Mln~'l d Km~. 1• J)Jr go ' l<;ln"l.l ~ f II\ 'N 11 k rn S. 111 '" Mlt,..Jllkn • Tut'Miu.., i~ FO~iGN Po&.iC'f combtned wnh Oravecky to bl<.~nk lhC' C.1ant~ t h£' n·' t of the way Hawkms pitched Ptght mnrngs, gn 1ng up fiVP hil s In ront ra st to H awkms. 1fX)kif ' ngh t handel .f(•ff Robmson started for thr Gwnt ~ V\ tth .:~ h ·aguP I Pt~dmg l"tl ~3 (ift Lt:6 MNiday , April. at Hoosron An~ rook a 2-1 lmd Bur lh(' 24-yC'ar old nght haodl'J 0 95 ERA bur the Padrf'S hamml 't <'d htm lm sl·\< ·n rut s and seven runs tx-forr h(· lc ft v. llh om · out 1n tht· founh San Drcgo. n ·"<JUndrng tr om" 15 i dtuhbrng b\ rhe Dodget s Sunda\. sc·orcd fout runs rn rhc thrrd and addE'd thH'(' m orP tn thr lour1h to tu k< · crJmmand K2 Reaves leads Bandits., victory over Panthers U10pprngtoh Lmda ln'-o! pi,HI 111 111 th f' w ('S f('l n IJ !\ lSIOil V. llh Okl.t homJ and Hr1uston t v.o ex~dll"' I IJ!l T['("f'l\'£' r ' cluhs not as murh no;; Tampa Ra\ 's rrhii ii \ to takr away the Panthf'l s runntn g "011\'IOU "l\ lhf'\ mJc,o., ,\nthfJfl\ C <.nt c i · S<.ll(l Band !t <.;' Co<J ch SH •\ ( Spu11 lt' t .tllc'I dn r'C tm.c. hto... !('am to game. Band !Is dcfcnsrve f'nd Mrkr Bur lrr saYs John Reaves thn •11 mo touch down passt•s Monda \ nt.[!ht to lc•ad the Bandll s tu a :!0 i ' It ton nH.. , BREAKING liP TilE DOUBLE PLI\ \ ' -White Sox's Tom Paciurek takes Bahrrnore Orioles' Rick Dauer out of a pno;.~ihle douhle play opportunity during the fourth inning of a£tton Monday in Chicago. The White Sox defeated Baltimore, 7-1> in 10 innings. (AP Lascrphoto) . Knight., staff pickstop20 cage playe~s BLOOMINGTON, Ind tAP t U S Coach Bobb~ · Knt ghl sa 1d h<' didn't wanr to talk about rh e ~II plavcrs sel('{'tru to rhP lJ s OJ\ mp" ba sketball team Thcn he drd at :vlonda\ ' s n< 11 s confcrC'nre 10 announce t hr pl<:n l' l " - erght more" 111 b<' eut be l ore r h<· Olvmprcs scl('{'tru lrom 72 athiett'S after Ihe grueling Wffk long trials at Jndwna Umvf'rs!l v. Hts rommen ts \\!C'f'f'n ' t all poJ:; J IJ\'4'. In f<Jcl. hP s~ud " ThC' onh qu€>!'t 10n I h<JVf' 1s thl' out sJdf' shooting of t hl' tPam. This 1s not <J team of out~id£' shoote1 s " Th<' team is overloaded ll'ilh 10 guards , mcluding Nort 11 C.-u olin.1' s Mtchacl Jordan, who can plav fo1ward Some of Knight' s comments on mdt vtduaJs· Stevp Al ford. Jndrana, guard "He's probably the best shooter we had here He s not a guy that can manufacture shots for hrmself If he can get open by way of scrC'en s and ge t away from peoplE' and sf't up cu ts, that becomes a VC'l\' positt vc thmg for htm txocause of hi s grca 1 shootmg ability " .JohnnY Dawkms, Dukr guard "I think Dawkin s playf'd much mm·r \\l};T lll\'1'10'1; llnuq,., fo111nl ol ~ Sl>a!llt • '1 O.rkl 111d d Ml~.ruk" PJ ~ I 1 l lll \-1tnn< ''"'·l ,II llM nr11 pprl r >In n.-,...rom ' f ,,1\fm nl,o (> h IJIJiin)<" loi>JI K .ur ' ,, 1 lh ,11 IS!'\\ \ 'ork ppil t 1m (hie .11-" ' ~ ll.l.I\1 1 ITI/ll~ li 111 11\JIIn iVo- J: OiD iT! Tlie Fi~~T 5iNCe VieTN3M! '()1 ~ ,. 10 t -,.. I<" S.tn F 1.1JI< J)ji"Jun ( bP done much 1°unds for il wtll haw to be channr lf'd fwrn money burled in I he l "<lul'a I ion IJudget, CIA agent s will havp 10 tx> given covpr m the I.K "' ( \1".< l. mrt "' l'tt I! rrx llfi ll > "'f '\\ I I" PIT! ~hutJ.:h t: \." I IH\ tiKI~ prolpstcd 'Thrrr's ··or ( '( lUTSP nut . But Cubs 6, Cardinals 2 Scott Sanderson gave up only two hits 111 seven rn nm~:s of work and Larr;• Bowa drove rn three runs with a single, a squeeze bunt and a grounder, leading Chrcago over Sl Louis SandPrson, 2-J, walkL'<i two and struck out none before i<'aVlng for a pinch hitiE'r durmg a three-run upriSing 111 the Chrcago erghth Lee Smrth pitcht"<l the lasl two rnnmgs tor the Cubs, allowmg thrt'<' hit s Padres 8, Giants 2 Gra1g NE-ttles drove tn 1hree r uns \A..lth a hom er and Anlhonv CarlPr hurt Mrchrgan hul got lale relief help from Enue Camacho. Sutcliffe, 3-1, gave up six hits, struck out four and drd nor walk a bailer before leavrng Wtlh lwo outs in the etghth inning. Cam acho ytelded a run-scoring single to Mrckey Rtvers but sell led down for his third save Tony Bernazard and Julio Franco sparked the Indran attack Berna · zard tnpled home Otrs NLXon, who had walked, in the fifth and then scored on Franco's double. CIPwland added a run in the erghth when Franco walked, stole S('{'ond and scored on Andr~ Thornton· s smgle off Charlie Hough. l -2, who went thE' distance for vtsiting Texas. Blue Jays 8, Mariners 5 Lloyd Moseby, who had cracked an RBI tnplc m the foul'lh mnlng. slapped a thri'P run double m the fifth lo pace Toront o 'The BluE' Ja~ s took a 3 21cad m the tourlh when Damaso Garcra doubled. MlN'by Inpled and Gro rgc Bell followed wrth hrsthird home run of 1hP season. Then, after S<'attle went ahPad m lhL' top of lh<> fill h on run-st·oring gruundouts bv AI Davis and Pal Putnam, hosl Toronto rallied for four run s in it s half of the inn mg Moseby 's doubl<' off Mark L angston. 1 1, was lh<' brg blow Dav(' Collms then smgled m Moseby. Daw Streb, 3-0, went71 3 mnmgs He y tclded <..orman Thomas · frrsl homP run of thP season in lhf' etghth and Rov Lee .Jackson flmshed up for hrs second save Red Sox 2, Angels 0 M arty Barrett, making hi s firsr starr of 1984, drove m one run ami scored the othPr befoN' the rarn' came wit h Boston battrng m the slxrh mning Barrett. filling m for second baseman Jerry Rem.v . smglcd th= trm es as the Red So' ended California's ftvf' gamf' w mning streak In lhe SE'COnd. he smgled in Reid Nichol s. "ho had doubiL'<i In the frfth, Barrett srngled and later scored on Mike Eas iE"r' s sacrifice fly Wrnner Bobbv Ojeda, 1-2. all owed lhre<' hil s and struck out SIX, mcludmg Reggre Jackson lluw trmes Groff Zahn took his first loss rn three decisions. Monln ,ll lo.t'\1 't <illo. Sr I Jllil" \.\1F.Hif \N I.F•.\Col 1-. to ci Cl m o;; uch i:l dPsptcablf' m an ner, hP d1dn t wLm t to br h1s fnPnd any mmr ·Hut lhf' counln nPf'd s a CIA" I (}\'(' ( ?" a smglp and And\ Hav.km ~ anti Ua\\ ' Or a\£--l(k \ teamed up on a stx -htrtC>r as San 0Jt•go do\\ nf'<J San FranclSCo Hawkins, 2-0, "'ho s tartf'd thP ganw Wll h a ~ ~ earned run avf'ragf', g Jve up ft vr h1t ~ and thr('(> of h1 ~ stx walks m thf' hrst lhrf'f' mnmg .... "'hen the ( ~ JJnt s Wlthout ln]Ut'f'd star \loldf' I h11 .11:0 K\ 11H< ,\,.,._ial;>d Prt- loki flrll l'ascv 1f 1h<' CIA was going nnthmg "rong wtth havmg a Cl i\ thP old -!Tm£'1 from l.ang lf'\ s.tld ' Hut thf're I" ">Omf'thtng WI ong v. hC'n 11 surldPnly bf'romf's thr most m 1'1'1 ,l grnrv tn thr govrt nm Pn t " Page-3 Lea, 3 1, walked five and struck oul two befua• leaving for a pmch -hitter in the seventh. Garv Lucas worked the fmal mning for hiS third save. Darryl Strawberry's two-run single off Lea, hrs sixth hll m hts la•t SIX at hats, boosted NE'W York to a 4 0 lmd In thP thrrd But the Expos scored three times wrth fiv e hits against Terrell m thei r half of the third PONT1AC. M1ch 1A1'1-Pia\lng s ron hr~1dc>d b\ llrnn K1ssmger to that'~ " lf vou df'nv \OUt(' ft ghttn g .1 COW'l l \\ar, thrn f'\'Pr~ ·nnP Cdn prC't('nl vour counl rv IS not m ynlvf'd Rut If you mi-lkP.tlrgal casf' The Daily Sentinel 4'~ •. I~ ~ Scoreboard ... B::..::u=ch:.:.:U=)(l=ld _:_A:..:._r.:......:l covf'rt w•.11 111 Central AmE'nca ts 11 will have to more rovrrtly. Mike Marshall got tbe run back for the Dodgers m the second Inning with Ills fifth home run of the yPar and his third In two games_ But the Dodgers took the lead m rhe third as Dave Anderson singled and was sacrificed to Sf'('()nd bv Welch . Anderson moved to thrrd on Steve Sax 's smgl~ and scored on a sacrifice fly by Bill Russell Expos 6, Mets 4 Tim Wallach slugged a three run homer to eraS<' o sixth-Inning defrcit and Charlie Lea scattered crght hits over the first S(>ven innings as Montreal def<'ated New York . The Expos trailed 4 3 when Wallach, who rs lied fm the NL lead wrth five homprs, hned a 3-2 prtch from Walt Terrell, 2·1, over lhl' left field fenc e at Montrt'al' s Olympic Stadium Terrf' ll had walked Andre Dawson and hrt Gary Carter wr th a prtch aftpr gettmg the first out m the lnnmg Seaver-Palmer matchup flutters; Tribe stops Texas Democraric challenger wtll cry out thai, as predicted , w e have here another Vtetnam. R('('all lhat all thr<'<' of the Democrallc chal lengers have publtcly pledged to dtscontmue resist a neE> wtt hm N Icaragu a lo th~ gov~t nment that carn Ps out th e orders o f MoscowHavana W~ could. then expect fiPI'Ce opJ:XJSltton should Heagan c----~--("'V'J ' advisers, Sa lvadOI mrght be renamed "Che CuPvara City. " 1 Reagan knows rhat if he makes sa1ing, really, I hal foreigne1s have per haps found themselves in control of U.S. elections. To be completely specific· Na twnal Rf'vlew 's Washtngion corres pondent John McLaughlin gtV<'S ~ ~ 'tn~~ •\;'>. ~1 Reagan's surveying the milrla ry slluatlon, trll him that the cruneh has come . Er ther we interwnl directly lyes, including thf' usP of Amencan troops l 01 E l Sal vador 1s van qUished as thmoughl y as South the L'aiPgon of damagmg I he lanriS<'apc "Wp'w had whole ,J!alcas dug up dl mghr. says Carroll who srronglj suggested that, rf caught, the culpnt < wou ld gel no mPrcy The lav. also sav" the Cap1! ol grounds md\ not hP uSf'td for rf'('frattonal purposes So, rechmcall'. ~'OU cant !I\ a kr le. h.mg glide, sl<'fl. or ndc bikes there an:- By Assodawd Pres. EarIter this season, the Los Angeles Dodgers were soft touches for left-handed pitchers. and just about everyone else, it seemed . Lately , though, they've been winning left and right Following a good series against the San Diego Padres , m which they took three of four games. the Dodgers continued to roll with a 2-1 victory Monday rught over the Houston Astros and Bob Knepp<'r. Altbough only the third triumph against a southpaw this year, the victory was the Dodgers' lOth In their last 13 games as Bob Welch survived some early trouble and went on to pttch an eight -hither Welch, 2-2. struck out five and walked one m his firsl route-going p<'rormancP of the season. Housron gut its run offWPich m the first mnlngwhen l<evin Bass sin~:led, stole s{'('()nd, moved to third on a passed ball and came home on a double bv Jose Cruz. April24, 1984 Will democracy let us down William F. Buckley Jr. The Daily Sentinel Middleport, Ohio Hot Dodgers capture 2-1. victory over Astros Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Midcllepott, Ohio T~y. Pomeroy under control rhan I've sE'f'n 111m play I thought his judgmm r 11as belter than in lhr past .. Charles Barkle\. Auburn. 101 w ard · " He will have drffercnt demands than have been pla ccd on htm to datr. He' s got 10 work at txocomlng a belt PI' dcfcnsrve pia\"' and shar-p<'nmg 1hose thmgs he dO<'S well " Sam PPrkms. North Ca rolin a. fotward 'I think Perkins had excellent t>ffort . . HP gets things donf' f' Jsih \\ ~l\mdll r!Sfl.ll(', 01\l<ihOmJ !On\ cl rd "Hpdor•snnPor 1\~ 0 tllmg-.; dCC'eptabl e h\' m\ st,mclard '-' " Jdf Tumf'r Vi1nrlrrhllt lor".\ did Hr pia~ s \\'It h ..1 good r on -.; pr. ,ltl\'f' c~pprn,!Ch Hf' t.Jkf's Vf't\ good shot s .1nd ts e n sp w1 th his uasSf'o;,; ·· Chuck PPrson A uburn torv. arcl · Out s r .~nr11ng nl hiPtP He got a ]Oil to thf' th1 ~ h 11 n d "cnmmagP la st \\t'f'k 1 It took a l'PCJJ Ioug h ktd to r omP hark th f' t\~ o mght s /for thf' \H'<'kf'nd gamf'" 1 " < hns Mullrn Sr .John' s, for,•ard " In m~· mind . Mull rn "a fof\\ Jrd 'Th at's whcrf' Mu ll rn has ro plm · to rna kc I he squad Good shooter from I he l)('rimeler." Lt'On Wood. Ful lcrron Sratr. g ualll HP knows thl' fH st foul if'ttcrs 111 ddPnsc Hopeful!\, hP II lmrn the '"'' of lhem Th at'll b<• VC'I}' important to hun " Mrchacl .Jmdan, North Ca rolina, guard -!m"\\ ard "As nc"biP as a pial cr can be affords opportunitic>sma\af!PI\ of ways '' .John Srockton, Gonzaga, guard "Sm;n t p!J vf'r ' AI\ 1n RobC'rtson At k,m sas, guard "l'he gN'a tesl pla\ cr IS onc The Reds on Monday sent rookre right -hander Mrke Smith down to their Class AM Wichita farm club and called up rookie left handcr John Franco Smith, 2.1, won a spot as I he only rookie on the Reds' pitching staff with a strong spring training, compiling a 1.50 earned run average In four appearances. Smith had a 5 2.'l ERA in eight regular season app<'arances, giving up 12 hits and six runs in 10 l-31nnings Michigan , PX fl'TI Lit ng tht' d !'h 'ndtn ~ Umt E'CI Staf(''l, F oot hal! Lt ,JgUI' c hampto ns' los mg -.;trr·.tk to lhll't' good ,{!dill( ' " 11urler .r ~ 11nl gam <" llw Onf '" lh.tl Tha t s <ln undPr sl <.t lrm cnt TL~mpa l:Ja' hmJt f'd \ l whlgJn ttJ JU St 44 \ ,Jrd ~ ru"h1ng. 10 f1rst doH n' and fofC'Pd fi\'P turno\ Pr" me ludm g tou1 mtrrceptJons ag t~m " t P.tn lhct quarterb<.wk nohh\ 1--IC't::lf•t 1 "Onrf' \\ r " toppPd I ht• run ~mel gc 11 thC' lf>afl thf' ltm· \\ d 'i lf't·mg o tf t~ml wa sn 1('\f•n th1 nkmg,1bo u1 thP r un sa 1d Butlf't Th.11 s \\ ht ·n \\( ' o..; tm1mg p uttm g pn_~ ...,"U I! ' on th(· quaJ1f'r bJc k I t ma ch· Hdx ·rt d ltlll1· 1'ndoltht ' \(' :J J 1'1 1.ll JI II Pr'\' f th!nk lht• 111H ' t hdl1l)JIIJ!l" to lh< · tup < (JJ1l( '-\\h dl l ' , tl thr 1l\\t .., t~ ·m 11 ' ))( • dom ~ Ht•, l\t '- 1\ , J'- p.tTir• ul,nh g11ocl !Vll t h1g. 1n hltm g _:~ ,,j ~­ j),J'-'-.('"Iot 2 ~rl , .tJd" Ht ' hil \Ln'\1!1 ll.u -.. t' \ un 112' 11 cJ I I> ... tr th:( lllth( d;.2d ll1 " ' tJpt'lllll.(!lJU JIIL ' l .JlldttJil ll(t 11'(!\,llll } t H i'I'U \I Ili!Jil l m 11 7 \.tHht(JJln L: pi,J\ JU'I tx•I IJ I I' Bandt ! " " Hr bf'rt ('OmpiC'tf'd 1H Ill r) Pd '-'-;~' " tor 2+12 \ J 1 d.., · I JU'-o! thtnk tt H.to... d IJt k / )I concrntt ,lttrm ·· Sd!d llr •tx •t t \'..l1tJ I':'\( '11 Pel I hf' C mv. d of l1 , ) l.l rTllllllf'll 1 atJI\ m lhc IJ r<-.t p.'rrod \~Jill .t n RO-\JJcl touchdov.n p.l "" to Jf)IJI.;H · \\',tlfl' J 8 1 ought on thdl IH'llllu' " COI (' h.tltllmf• Jq ~ 1\ f • lht .1 I~ 7 1t •, td LOOK FOR OUR AD IN THE SUNDAY -TIMES SENTINEl Super Specials LEAR PHOTOGRAPHY SPR ING VALEV PLAZA '' " It .., hkt · whe n !lung.., .tl(~ GAtt i POLIS OHIO gomg CLOSED MON DAYS ,-:oofl thP\ an'IPdll\ g01nggood ' h1· sa1d Wlwn thmgt.: , If (' gorng b;.~ d thf'\ IT' gomg bad At tlmt·' .:.~ quanprba<-'k t"' onl\. £t S g()()(l ao:.; lhf'\' J-X"!pll' a mund htm Hd"x'tl has bf't'>n mt.;;smg hi" l'X'sl fnf'nd on I he fiPirl m Cd r t£'1 . v.. ho ha .., hf:>(•n SidPllllf'd Slnl'P ~.; u i ! <•J \Jl g d hrokf'n ldt ann 1hrN' \~ ('( •k" dgn The Pan!hC'l" h<J\'f'n 1 v.on " il1Ct'. As rndependent agents, we' re commttted to dehvenng full valoe in protection and servtce to all our policyholders Including concerned asststance when a clarm occurs Call us today R,R£GAN ~~~llrvicea S:J 1 JACKSON PIKE Rl J5 WESl Phone 446 4S24 BARGAJN MATINEES SM & SUN AU S EATS S 20C ADMI SSIO N EVfR'r' tufSOM $ .2 OU h't< I I \I~[) 10 1101 L) 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 St•t• Auto ~ lnsur•nc• hJ Comp•nle• J!j who plav s onp on noboch w rth am cnnsJstC'ntl\ jJ rC'f£'1ence to h1s dbrlrt v to steal and lake the ba ll m1 Has abrhl\ to appl\ cxcellmt rfr fPO S{' (1I"(' SS UI'{' A.s ,1 detrnSIV(' pi .rver hf''s I'C'Zil :'\iff•ds to bf' m ore careful\\ tlh thf' h.1Skrtba ll " Lancastr r Got don. L ouJS\ Jllf'. guarrJ " E:xffllf'nt Judgmf'nt , aw ful ly good A lmost eH' t} thmg hedrd \\as what hr should hnvf' donf' · l<nrght sa id rhe rrntf'rs' post plil\ couldn'r b~' rrul\ eva lu alcd lx<:·a uS(' ther e wer<' no set pattcrns uscd Reds summon lefty Franco ATLANTA iAPl - Th<' Crn('Innati Reds, who have lost erght out of lh('ir last nine games, will have a new face in their buUpen todavwhen they begm a three-game s•m~s against the Atlan ta Braves 11 s thn d strJJght \I<to!'\ Hp'o., .J su f)('J all d Jou nd pla\('t But ou1 df' lrn s J\(' coJ<'ht "-, < ,1m1 · UIJ v.. ith ,, F'ranro. 2.1. was l 0 m siX rchcf apl)('arancrs ar the Class AAA 1\'tchrta club 1his season He gave up erght hils and six runs in 91 3innings for a 5 79 ERA THE STIHL.WOOD BOSS.' AGOOD INVESTMENT IN YOUR HOME. The 028 Woo-::1 fuss IS lor the h n m r'CW71' ·, w r cunmg hrewcxxl · , " • • 11 \ •1 , r And sm ce1 t saSllhJ J( ~ n o r nn.Jy rl. ! lll <..fl:v ~ ·· .•n / ~ 1 11 d !l l11t1k r-" llJO SdW /t <;;i/ c.;( •n:r t 'T / 1 1• { . • f\ ".1 Crill In.lk P IJ! )'Cl :J / 10 /11 • r--------------JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH. NOW SERVING PIZZA To ea t in or to go . Easy Pick Up At Our Drive Thru Window From 4:00 to 11:00 Phone-In Orders Wel<ome PH. 992-3756 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 606 East Matn 992 2094 Pomeroy ST/HJ:, Tile IIIIrld\ lorpesl W'llfCIIair Sow �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend T~y, club to plant at school April24, 1984 Page-4 Meigs students attend FHA-HERO event Three membersofthe Meigs High School Home Economics Relat<'d Occupations t HERO I Club and their advisor, Suzy Carpenter, were in Columbus recently for the state FHA ·HERO ronvPntion and skill about tlle trends in th<:> job m arket, techniq ues for resumPS and applira · l ions and lntPrviewlng. It was noted a decision as to whether to hire an applicant Is usually made within the first minutPof thP iniPrvit>w . Other arf>as of Pmphasi s WPI'f> on Pvents compPti.tun. ('{)OKING SKILL'i - c\s a part of the Ohio FilA-HERO stat<.' convention :md skills events held n '('f'ntly in ( 'ohnnhus, ~tudt>nls Wld :\Irs. Gloria Van IU>eth, homt' t•conomit•s h>acher, watdlt'd the t·ht•f at the .Japant'St' St<•akhoust• pn'parP dinnt•r. Many of tlw students an> in food St'n' it't' prograin"'i l()(.·ally <.L"i a part of tlwir honw t'i.'Onomi<'S tr.Uning. POMEROY - Sout hern ,\t hl Pti c BoostPrs will mwt TU('S d<t.l' at 7: :~1 p. m . at th<' htgh school. WEDNESDAY POMEROY - :-Jo t raltic or crim inal casC's will bt' heard in Mf'igs Count;.· fnur1 Wf'dn rsda\. All ('aSP~ lla\T' l)(>(>n conti nuf'Cl to f\·1 u~· 2. POMEROY - Ma son Chap !('r ] ~-;. OnJP r of F: ast f'rn Star tmnua I frie nds hip night \\" N nrs da .\ at 1: :«I p.m. ,\II .tt·to, • rnf'mhcrs im·itPd POMEROY - The AmPric;m L('ginn t\ux iliary ol" f'(-'('OP~· · [lpn nell Po>! 12H. Amf>rican Legion, will mC'f'l at 7: :~1 p.m . Wcdncsdil\' at thl' hall . 'ltw offi('('rs wlll bt' ei!'C't<'d. ,\t ii ~I p .m .. thl' Aux ili ar)' Hlld mcmbet·s of thl' Post will have a Uinnr r . POMEROY -The Wildwood Ca rr!C'n Club will ml'C'I Wednesda y at 730 p.m. at thP home of Hilda Yea Uf(l'L Membprs are to tal'" a package of seed. TH U RSDAY POMt :HOY Twin Cilv S hrine! IPS v.·il! mt"'f"f Thursday at 1: : ~o p. m . at lht• horne of Donna Morris . M('mtx>rs to \\'l'ar Easter hat s. POMEROY - A tx>nefit luncllm n and br idge party will be hl'ld at thf' Parish House of the Epi scopal Church. Pomemv, Thursday at 12:30 p.m . Those plannmg to attend are asked to tclcphon<' Nanr\' Rl't'd, 'l'l2-2:l70. fir Rotx:·rlct O'Brien. 9Y2-1'i89. Happenings puhhe is lrwil('{} . Civ iran tu meet Pl JMt:ROY- :\a nc\ .lciTPr s. clini <" rnuna gPr of Planfl( '< l Pa r rnthood in Mf'i g~ Count\· \\·ill tx• th1· 1"1•a tun'(] SJX'<tkf'r thi s ''vt•n in g .:J t tht' mPPting n f t h1· Big fkncl ('t.l'ttan ('lu h l ll't topic will hf' " Tht• ('om mu nit y \ f{o lf' in I 'lannod P ;u ·('fl! hood ." T h1• mr>(•tin.l! will 1"".10 held <-~1 ! hP LaS;lll(• f"{(·qaura nt . aT 1: :-',(l p.m . Thf' :\lliddlt•!Xlr1 POMFROY - A danCC' w il l be ht 'Ill a1 1hP Pomrro_ v AmC'rican Ll'gion Hall Suncla\. April 29, from Hp.m . to 11 p.m. Music will IX' pm\' irlf"d h~· GrorgC' Ha ll. Admi5'ion $10 pPr coup!€'. .\d,·ace tick<'ts arpw rt 'Q uin>d otnd rna )' beobtain<'d b\'contart in.Q l·Jza Cilmorr or MickPy Williams. Week to focus on '84 election in the media ,\TIII·'\S rht· - t,mmunir. Jti ll rt mf'di ~ t cluring ;m t• lf•c'! Jr lll \ "f'dl will IX"· l hf • fo("U S o f ()hi<' l ' nin·r s i t ~··s \lith Jnnu;tl C"rn · munic. tl i11n \.\"rr•k in :\thf>n_, _ .- \pril ;il-M ,t\ -1 Ff\IIU rHl <Jn1n ng th(• more l!ld n --~~ "ij)(':tki 'i'" \\'ill hr lht· Si nk •·" lm•ttu •r' nl ('lf'H'I~truJ - l~·m<l · •T; rt ic- l" .S. HPp. l.nu i.li S t okf's of OhiiJ. .:t nd f"lr\·rJantl Municipa l Court .fudge ( '~ t rl Stnkp..., - <Hld Da nif•l Schorr. <..Pn ior corrf' 1·'fX>nd . <·n t for C;dlll' \"1'\\"'-. 1\rtv.-rJrk . Tht · ;rn nual r·w• n1 brin g~ prnfPs ' ionaL.., ontr1 rh r• ('J.m pu_..,, Jrlli rhi s \"f';n· th1· gucH.,ts includf' pollricr<Jns. pn ll.str •ro..,. carnp; ri gn nffic ·Lrls :rnd juurn;tlish. ;Ill of whom \\·il l c'iJTJ t ri!Julc' to tht• ;tna Jp,js of lilt' c·nmtyonf•nl'-. o f c tmpai .(!ns. Thr S t n kr·~ hrfJ!hrrs will dcli\"IT a Jilin kP\ ·nntr acldrPss. " Pnlitic '-. rt nd rlu • :'vlPd i ~r · ThP Pov..T•r of lm.:.rgf' :\ll;tking 1)1" Rn •; rking ... nn r\pril ." l! J. lk p . Stnkf'". (' ]rctf'd in \91-lX its Balloon day for AHA gets $450 donations o w r $4Ci!t wots donatt>d to thr' ,\mf'rican ll !•ar t .\ssociatiun 1hrough s<"uu fs of Pom£•ro_\' Troop first h la('k mPmlwr of ( ·o n g rP s~. is lhf' SC'ninr ml'mlx'r of thf' Ohio ciPlrgat ion t-~nd c hclirm a n Ohio·, n f th•· ll rHJ-.t• f.:thk s Commitlf'f' . .Jullgf' Carl StokP"' a ttrac tf'd intf'rnafi()nal at tf' nti on in 1%7 whC'n hf' w;1s swnr n in as m'-!~'O r of Clf'\'Piand - lhf' fir<.;t black ma .vo r of a m ajor .- \rnf'ri c an cit \ ·. \ 'PIP ran journalis t Dan irl ~horr. \\·ho wor kf'fi for CAS for 'l~ ~ · Pars hdnn• j11in i n g C'~N. will S(>t'ak clurin~ .r :Vt;1~· :\ Cf'rf'm o ny in whic h hf' will tx> awardrd thf' E . W . S.:Tii-JP"' Schoo l of .Journalism's Carr I '" n And a A \\'a rd for enduring cn ntrihuti o n~ to _journali sm. In ol hrr discw-.;~ ion ." of poli !lc!ll t ·nrrHnunic<Jtions. tilE' \H'•Pk's spotllgllt \\'Ill turn on " Bia<·k Poli ti cia ns Lp AgJ inst lht: Mf'dia.·· nwcl i <l CO\"f'ragf' oft h( • Third World . thP ad\·ocacy ro iP of thP Pldprly in th<' political proc0" and politics and l hr nf'\\' tE'-chnologif's . t\ n ho n ora ~ · doctora tf• wil l lx> prr'sl'ntro to Charles S. M('('hf>m .Jr .. chairma n of th0 hoard of dir{'(' tor' of Taft Rrn adra >tlng Co. ~('(- h Pm. a nativf' of NC'lsonvillf', h. ts spPnt hi s pro f~ss l ona l li f<' working for Taft. Jn Ohio-based com panv that owns a numllf'r of !Pif'\ cis ion a nd radio sta t o n s. who h<'ld ba l loon day in Middlepor1 and Pomeroy Saturday . Chairmm for the project werP Ka thryn Hart . Donna Carr and .lan<et Bolin. Scout l<'aders who assisted with the artiv lty wPrP Tom llf'c>d, scoutmaster, Dan Will and MlkP Wright. Scou ts on the street s were Stacey Shank, Tommy Lane. Randy Hawley, Chris A lkire, .Joey Roush, Mike Mayer, Todd Smith, Bracy Korn, Jason Wright. and RobbiP Hawk. HeadquartPrs were King Builder Supply and the Meigs Inn . Mrs. Vada Hazelton. Hemlock GrovP, attended tlle CanC'er Crusade meeting of the American Cancer Society or the Meigs Unit at Veterans MPmorial Hospital to share her story. Two years ago Mrs. Hazelton woke up one morning finding herself hemorrhaging. Knowing !!Ornething was definttlely wrong, she Jmnmediately called a doctor for an appointment. After being exam ined, she was referred to a hospital for a O&C. Mrs. Hazelton had noinsuranCE'or money but knPw she had to go ahead with whatevPr the future held . AfiPr I he O&C. she waited sLx days forth<' t'C'sult s through shP felt she knew Meig!' County GardPn Cl ub members have been invited to e'hibit in the Open Gate Garden C'lub's spring flower show, " Melodies of Spring" tolx'held in Yalt>Hall at Rto Grand<' College, Satut'day and Sunday. :, p.m Saturday and Lp.m. to4 p.m Sunday. Thl' artL,Iic arra ngemrnt r lasSI's np<'ll for PXhihit to Meigs Countv arrangers ar'P "Tip-Tl){' Through the Tulips," a design of three tulips and "How GrPat Thou Art" includ· in g an EastPr Madonna. Thf' junior artistic a rrangf:'mPnll'lass L~ ··swnrnf>rtime," brigh t co lors to dominate. Horticultu re clasSf's for f'Xhibil arC' slngiP tuli~. double tulip, other tulips on one stem. trurnpC'tda!fodil, long cupped dal'ftxlil. shari cupped daffodil, othE'r var ieties of daffodils on one su-.m. African violets, s ingle blmm, African vrolets, double bloom. va riPgatro foliage, hloom · A v isit to th P MPigs fount~· Infirmary pr'PC'eded the Tuesday night mf'{'ting oft he DorrasCircleof the IJ. H. Sanborn Missionary SociPt>· of the MiddiE'port First Bapt is! Church. Elizabeth Slavin, .June Kloes, Helen Bodimer and Beulah White provided music, rf'adings and rtofn>shm£'nl s canying out the Easter theme for the patimts. Choco late bunnies were givpn as favors. The four then joined Flora M arie Gi ~on, Jani('(' Gibbs and Sarah Owen at thp homP of BerniCP Baker for a meeting . Devotions by Mrs. BakC>r Included a meditation by Norman Vinc<ent Peale.A thank -you not<' was read from the scholarship student for a gift of money . ArrangemE>nt s were made for refr·('Shment s at lhP Sanborn meeting. ThP love gift offerlng dedication was given by Mrs. Gibbs. Mrs. Kloes will host thP May 15 meE>ting. Up To $5QOO Per Day WITH LIFETIME BENEFITS $75,000 Maximum MEDICARE SUPPLIMENT TABLE OF PREMIUMS AGE AT ISSUE 65 ' 74 7S & Over Policy Form 397 / Ritler JII7J SEMIANNUAL ANNUAL •274 .05 380.95 ra nts ranging from the White Castle to thl' Japant'sc StL'akhouSl'. Th<' group visil<'d Max and Erma's East whcr<' they enjoy<'d a va ri£'t y or Amf'rira n and foreign foods, Wl'nt tol ht> PolynPsian supper club, thP Kahi kl, visited th<' Frank lin Park C'onserva i Of)' to v iew the spring and exotic plant s, art and tropical plant ' and fi,h . Their tour also lnclud<'d a visit to the French Mark<'t and l'ontinmt. a visit lo lh<' Ohio Cent<'r. the Hyatt Rt·~mrv what the resu lts would be. These siX days were the long"'! days of her life. Upon receiving a call from the doctor telling her to come into the offiCE', shP new thf' news wasn 't going to tx> good. She was told shP would have to undergo surgt'ry and ra diation treatmpnt. ThP doctor sent her to Columbus for the tx>st surgeon and care of this kind. AfterradiationonMondaysht' went into surgery on the following Friday morning. Mrs. Hazelton had a total hysterectomy and was told that the cancer had not spread any farther and the surgery was very successfu l. To this day, a II is WPII. If she had waited just a month, it would have been too late. The cancer may have spread further through her l:Kxly. God to hPlp her get through this ordea l. HP wish Is tha t pvf'ryone would lea rn thP wan .ing signals of ca ncN and bp awarP of all that ran bpdonl'. Mrs. Hazpllonsays not tobp afraid to go to a doctor and h ave as problem chffk<'d as soon as you notiC'f' somf'thing is wrong. Everyone is scared of thP un known, but with thP AmPrican Cancer Society working every day, our c ha nc(l'S an" bf'tter tha n C'VC'r before. Rememtx>r. two years ago, Mrs. Hazelton did not know that sh<' had a prublem or that sht•would br•c·urn:l and feE>Iing finP and happy to be aliVP. So, if you have a fJUPStio n or problem s, plmsl' haVP it chPC'kPd. It could sa \'e your life. ,. -I •• ·f"'.- /, I Mrs. V a.la llau'tton She is so thankful for h<'t· fai th in ing llOu SPplant,, loliage hou seplants and fl OWPI"lng hr<.JnC'hC'S showing bloom . Th<' junior l1orticultufC' classes <-liT' ground C'O\'C' f of thE' samc va rir ty. fiv(' s t<•ms. samf' lf'n gl hand 4-H news C'LltTot top growing in d rar g lass cont aim'r \\l ith roots CJS p<:lrt of thf' design . E n! rips an• lo be> in plarf' b,\· mxm Sat urda,· and should not 1x> t·emm·ed befort •~p.m . Su nda\·. Ora l judging b>· tht • >tandanl s_v stf'm v•ill hfogin al 1 p.m . SaTu ttb _,.. The Pomeroy Volunteer fire Department will be holding a Spaghetti Dinner and Candidates Night Saturday, April 28 from 2 00 P.M. to 7:00P.M. at the Fire Station on Butternut Avenue in Pomeroy. This is open to the public so that they may meet the Can didates from each party. 'nl(' Wiggl(''- ..tml t ; IJZ~If>~ I H ( "! uh nw1 !\ ptll aT Tht · hu m(• 11! M<trit' 0\dak ror with i'igh · nwmbl'l"" ;t mlthn-,-. ;11\d ~m~ altt>ndim:. ITI 'tll" \~ of hus\nr>ss di scu~'-(1(\ inl'lud{'(\ th• • 1·; uuh s alt~ . ~ - 1-1 {'<llf'n<lar~ ;mel !ai 1· iufl gln ~. R('frr'!-;hm••n1 s Wf'rt' ~('!\('(\ tn fk'ni~ t:i hrau 1. St;w\· Y;.m kun!-> ,1nd ) Jl i o.; D~l\ " iflo.,~m _­ RN--k_,. WiSf'. l~ ' ))()t"!i' r Thl' S<Jll'm ('pn tf>l" t ;o. ( ~ttNs ml't M ;1n ·h ']) tt1 ttw hom<' nf t ;lnna Oill'r wi1 11 ninr• mr>mbr't--.. and 1WP ;_u!vi :-.or ~ alll · nrlin ~ - lt1•mr; of bu s ln f'!-,~ ln<·tudf'<J makinJ:; plan " fnr pil'king up ]llf ('r ;1nd a rommuni1Y pro j!'<"l Ln Ma\ . H f'fn-s hm('n t.., w('lf' ~rW'( IlJ:- · K• ·vin Oil and l.on:'na Oi!H - Ti rtl M n!df'n. n ' pt li "II'T Thf' MPtgo; Ptl'a..,url' Ril:kr~ mf'l eftRESAI~ THRU THE END OF APRIL BY POPULAR DEMAND Apd\1\) :1 1 rl isrussf'd as Dllrrin \h(' C'itnd\ ~a lPS . Offlt'f'l"" wt•n• f!ll lu\1. ~ Hf>tt \ .to llunt. pr('sidcn!: Han'"· \ "ir"(' pr('s [d('n1: Liwi 1-f ;JH'"· .'>('('n· t<.~ n . .J('[f .1\ rnnld . nf'w s rl'fXl!"ll'l" " Dunna Cunls. H'f' <L..,un•r anti Ti"<IC'i Mkh.wl. hf'alth unci sa lf'tv chairman. Th<' n('XI ITH'i'tlng nf thf' duh will bf' Me:~ v ~1 at i :~1 p.m . at St . P:lUl"s l . uthr>r~tn C ltun ·h 1149.70 207 .90 •••·80® Favorit es mPntioned pla nting . wer<' M ount Hood , King Al fr<'d and flee Follies. To havr show quality. she sa id the flowC't·s must be fres h, Cil.:'an, free from dam agP and in prime condition. Form includes nat petals. well overlapped , broad. regular corona, well poised and well proportioned . She said I hal turgid , crisp, velvety and thick petals give most daffodils a good substance, and thai thin papery petals with transparent tips should be avoided. Mrs. Crane noted tC'xtures which are desireable as being smooth with waxy, lustrous appearances. ShP also polnted out that lntense color which is clear, pure, and cyecatchlng Is the most desireabiP feature , but the stem should tx> strai ght . sturdy, good proportioned and have a he all hy color. F'or roll caU memtx>rs named a favori te wild flower. A wild flower tour was planned tor M ay. Rcfresh mE'nts were served by tlle hostess. Twenty-four M eigs Loca l High School busin('Ss and officeeducation student s and their in" rur tors, f'.ordon Fisher and Bever !~' Gaul , toured ly. Gallipolis Business College recent Alter the tour. the class was gwen theopportunitytovtsit thpcomputer room whpre Tom Brown, college computC'r lnstructor, provided an insight into tllP rompu tPr systPm . Brown spoke on program ming profpssiona !ism and documen ta tion o f programs fo r lay ma n understa nd and explained lhP course outline for an associa te dt'gn't' in miC'ro .com put cr administra tion. A number of other rourSPs arP OU to host cheerleading camps pon ro utines and p rh· atP coaching on a d c.liJ~· basis. Special JC!i\'itiC's such JS a dail y· award progra m arc also sc heduled duri ng cam ps FunhC'r infurm~liun <:~bo ut the> Ohio Universit y will hos t the 1984 versions of the United States Cheerleaders' Association Cam p. Junp 18-21; International Cheer· leading Foundation Camp, June 24-17; Universal Cheerleadlng Association Camp, June 30-July :\; Eastern Cheerleaders Association Camp, July 23-26. Cheerleaders currently enrolled in high school, junior high school and middl e school are Invited to attend the upcoming instructional sC'ssi ons. Each camp will fpat ure top instructional staffs. Instruction will include c lasses in cheE>rleading conditioning. gymnastics safety cam ps m<.~ v offer ed an d enrollment for the summer quarter, which beglnsJ une 25. is now unden..vay. r;:============t HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Ph. 992 -5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Syracuse. Oh. Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees . Azaleas, Rhododendron, House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to S Sun . 1 to 5 Ohi o U nivcrsitv's Offi ce of Work · shops at J.!W-fi:B-5215 or write: Offi cC' of Conferencf's anrl Work - shops. Ohio Uni\'ersitv - Li f<'lo ng LC'arning, Memorial Auditorium Lo"w L eve l. Athens. Oh 4o701 . br obtai n('(] by ca lling Homemaken Club meets Final plans forparticipatin gin thL' spring flingof thl' E.xtPns ionSPrvice cl ubs to tx> held at McA rthuronMa y 4 were made w hen the J ollv Homemakers Club met r('('ently ~ ~ the> homL' of Mrs. E ffie GrJ tC. The group enjoyed a potluck lunch and then m ade name tags for the " ning" a nd techniques. new cheers an d chants, leadership seminars, porn - and sPw ln g ki ts for lh<' craft and bake sale which is sch<'duled lor May 11 at the McArthur Courthouse. The May 9 m<'<'ling w ill bp held at the Sa lem Cenl<'r firPhouseat w hich time thp group will make bibs for nursing homP residents. Members an' to take teny cloth and btndrng for thf' bi~. Introducing Wills topic of society meeting Jpnnifer Sheets, PomProy attar· ney, spoke on thene<>essltyofhaving a will at tllP recent meeting of the Lend A Hand Society of the Hartisor.ville Church. Frances Alldre conducted the m eet lng which opened with group singing of " In the Garden" and a prayer by Norma Lee. There was a parade of original Easter bonnets by those attending "1th Mrs. Sheets judging the hats. She gave first prize to Stella Atkins, second to Mlnnle McGrath, and third to Winnie NPal. Each was pn>Sented a prize. Taste that delivers pack i i i I ' l·. / ' j' /( . h' I The Daily Sentinel I VSPS 11!1-9601 A Oh;bi.lon of Multim e dia , Inc . Make Basic Skill Learning Dynamic and Exciting for Your Children Published C'Vf'IJ' afternoon . Monda _v throu12:h Frida y , 111 Court St N'E' I, by thf' Ohio Val!Pv Publl shln!2! Compa ny · Mul · tlrnE'dla. hie .. Pomt_>roy, Ohlo45769. 992 · 2156. Sfocond C'l a!;s poslaJ::w pa id at Po mProy. Ohio. Save s747o Me mber : The Assocla!Pd Pn:•ss. In· land Dall y Press 1\sSO<'Iaton a nd the Anwrlcan Nt>wspapt>r Publi s he r s 1\s soclat if) n. Na llon al Advertl slnl!: Rcpre· s('nlai\ \'P, Branham Nt'wspapt>r SalPs, 73.1 Thi rd Avt'RU(', New York, Nf'w York 10017 . Reg, Separate Items 354.65 POSTMASTER: Se nd addrf'ss to T hP Dally Se ntlnt'l, Ill ('our! St.. Pomf'roy . Oh io 4576~ . • 16K Extended BASIC Color Computer 2 • Two Joysticks • ERNIE'S MAGIC SHAPES'" • BIG BIRO'S SPECIAL DELIVERY" • COOKIE MONSTER'S LETTER CRUNCH '" • GROVER'S NUMBER ROVER" • Color LOGO Programming Language Final plans for the Eighth Annual Coffee Break of the Big Bend C. B. Club will be made a 1 a m eeting Friday night at the grange bulding on thP Rock Sprlngs fairgrounds. The coffee break will bp held on May 6 from 10 a.m to 5 p.m . at the Royal Oak Park archPry building . The E'VPnt is open to the public and there Is no admission charge. CamP booths will bp in operation, homecooked food will be for sale. dealers will tx>present and thrre will be free coffee and entertainment by the Tex Harrison Band . Numerous door prizes will be awarded at the ('()!feE' break. At the Friday meE>ting, members a1v to take door prizes and item s for the food baskets. All memtx>rs are urge<! to attend theplanningsC'ssion. Is asked to contact Peggy Crane, Allee Thompson, or Ja ne Thompson. Mrs. Crane preside<! at the meeting with Alice Thompson glvlng the devol ions. The resigna · lion of Jackie Brickles was accepted wi th rl'gl'et. A program on daffodil varieties was prsented IJy Mrs. Crane who noted that the plants can be moved eit her in the spring or lh<' fall . Proper pl anting depths are &-8 lnches and plantlng ln clumps, she sa id. is preferable to straight linE' SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One- W('l'k ·....... ·- -········ ... ....... $1.10 AS LOW '26 On(' M onth MONTH On!" Yea r .. . ... ..... $57.20 SINGLE COPV Give your kids a colorful learning environment' Just attach the Color Computer to any TV and use your cassette recorder· with the tmagtnaltve programs from the Children's Television Workshop creators ot SESAME STREET• . Ideal for ages 3 to 6. And ktds of all ages can learn programming the tun and easy way w1th the TRS-80 Color LOGO language. ' Not •ocludeO Syst11m mch.Kies 21'!..1007. 26 -lOOI! . 26 2524 ~ - 2515 l6 ~<'fl ~ - 1S2:1 26 -2722 ~eatunnQ !he H(NS()N • Sf SAME Chartcters ar~ lrlldema.-M of Mup~ts. Inc HENSON and hiUPPE Ta1~ !radema,II.S: or Mllr"l!i.m Assocrares Joe S~SAME SlRf:ET rs a !lllde; T~E~ lnd mllt\llts • t983 Children's Comouter Work:ll1op All nQhls reservetJ Mupt)l!t Cllarauers 1983 ·MuPClfli . rnc Allughts resttYetl 11 0 .S4 .80 .. . .. . t;11~I If>?£ i · Cndr dC!~rs The ~uppe1 ' ~~~ '• Plf-'w.. on Wonsnop Garnes PRICES Dal ly ... 2~ Cent s Subsc riber s no t desiring to pay the car r\('!' ma v r E> mlt In advancf' direc t to The Oativ S!>ntlnPI on 3, 6 or 12 monrh basiS . Crl>d\1 Will be giV(' R ('3 TTie r P3C h mo n1h . No s ubscriptions by mall perm lu ed In towns whf>re home carriN servlrP Is avail able. Warning , The Surgeon General Has Oetermtned That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. MAIL SUBSCRIPTIONS MONTHLY 124.95 34.65 CALL DON E. MULLEN-992-3381 13 Week§ 26 WC<'kS ~2 Weeks 13 Weoks 26 Weoks '2 Weeks Inside Ohio .................... $11.>6 .. .. 129 .12 ... 158.24 ................ . Out~tlde Ottlo ........ 115.60 ........ $.11 .20 ............... ............... 159 .80 LIGHTS : 10 mg ."tar", 0.8 mg . nicoltne. LIGHTS !DO's 12 mg "tar". 0 9 mg ntcottne. FILTER 15 mg "tar". 11 mg ntcotine. FILTER 100's 16 mg "Jar". 11 mg nicottne. av per cig aren e by FTC melhod 5 Tour of business co ge provides computer insight I . SYSTEM SALE 279!.~ Club to plan upcoming break Attendance at the Free Methodist Chu rch April 15 was U 2. Choir memtx>rs present were 12. Easter sunrise service Sunday will be at 6: 15 a.m. All are welcome. Mrs . Tina Jacobs, who has been vPry Ill, was able to attend church Sunday morning. Mrs. Amb<'r Lohn, Pomeroy, was dinner r:uest of Mrs. Emma Fox Sunday. Mr. and Mrs . Pearl Gilkey and John Stahl were dinner guests' Sunday of Mrs. Della Stahl. Mrs. Geraldine Ferguson , Columbus. daughter of Mrs . Bertha Parker. remains very Ill. St. Pau l l.ulhf'Llll Chu r1· h- Tht• mPmh •rs ('I('('Tf'd 'The Rev. U - SPEAKER - nanl Well.!!, Dallas, Texas, wiD be evangelist for revival services to be held May 1 through May 6 at the Middleport Church of the Nazarene. His talks wiD he Bible t'efltered and services are at 7 p.m. each evening. The publlc Is invited. Arrangements for a tree planting at the Carleton School In Syracuse this month, and for ameliorating the flower garden around the nag pole at the Meigs County ln!lrmary were made at the recent meeting of the Winding Trail Garden Club held at the home of Allee Thompson. The Chinese Chestnut trees to be planted arourid the mentally re· larded school have been donate by Robert and Addalou Lew Is. Members were reminded of the sprtng regional meeting to be held at Marietta, May 17, and asked to contribute items for the sales table. Donations may be left with Mrs. Thompson, sales committ ee chairman. Membership In tlle club Is open now andanyonelntercsted In joining Laurel Cliff news notes WILL CONTINUE Dorca.r Circle vi.rits infirmary SKILLED NURSING CARE That Could Amount To thE'rf' were vis it s to several rPSiau · Flower show extended to Meigs clubs r.===================::::=====ti ~49 Caq:enter. an alumna , discu.sSf'd The show hou ~ are from 1 p.m . lo 0Jnce set ou Communication t~1rough first impression, background knowl<'dge about the company and the position, and the ability to ask lntPUigent , job-related qupst ions. TheHEROgroupwasaccompan · ied by Mrs. Gloria Van H.eet h and five FHA nnembprs on a visit tot he Ohio State Uniwrsity College of Home Economics where the staff spoke on club teamwork, mutual goals and personal respon sibility. The HERO group visited thP OSU College of Home Economics for the Cat·eer Da>' program, where Mrs. Hotel and the Nationwide Building. Mrs. Van Reeth 's students compC'ted in the team demonstration· showing how to prepare peanut butter fudge ln an electric sklllet. ThPY took a first place rating at the regional compel ilion and an honorable m<'nttion at the contest In Columbus. The ME'igs Chapt!'r also rL'C€ived an award of mcnt and a plaque for bt>ing thP lOth highest contributor to thE' Childrms Hospital Fund , a statewldeproj!'C't oftheFHA-HERO chapters. ThC' FHA studPnts from MPigs were a('('ompaniro by &'l·ky Cotterill and Karen F'acpmyer, Meigs ins! rue tors. The convmtion was held at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. S<•vent wn sludmt s and teachers from MPigs attmdPd. Cancer victim shares story at meeting By SHARON MICHAEL MelpCOURtyA.CS lnfonnatlon Chalnnan Calendar Til LSDAY Kelly Clark served as a timer, Kim Eblin and Angie Pratt as runners and Mrs. Caq:~E"n tf'r as a j udge for th<• job "pplications and lntervi£Ws com petit ron in thcronsu mer homemaklng and job training skills This included compiPting a resume and job application, going thrOuf.!h intervieY.ing and writing a follow -up lettPr. It also included judgtng on appearan<'f', genPral impression and promptness. Em phasis was made on preparation ln the classroom for the workplace. ThP students attended seminars on job trainlng where tht>y learn<'d car!'C'r opportunities in the fiPid of hom e I'COnom ics. A tour of' the ca mpus was takm . along with a tour of the renova ted Old Worthingtin Inn which dates back to 1831 . RC'storation cost t1 mill ion. Since many of thP stud<'nt s arc Prnployed in the fiPid offoo:J sPrvi('(', The Daily Sentinel-Page Ohio ' 191Jol A J . IU:YNOLDS l08ACCO CO �IL."'-- Middle po rt , Oh'10 April 24, 1984 Tuesday, rvmero.,.._ T~~ April 24, 1984 Filmmakers must stand trial for deaths on 'Twilight Zone' stons, won praise from a lawyer for lh<' famil y of one oi l he v1ctuns "There are cerlam Jmuls beyond IN lOl lRT- "'l'w1ll g ht Zone'' 111m dlr('dor John Landtioi from ldt. ,asso< 1atP prodlu t•r (rt•orgt• Flosey ,Jr, and prndUitwn nunagt•r nan r\llm- MunH_ipal judgf' ord f' r c d Landis to stand trial for lhl' h L• Ikopter c..:ras h of thrt-' t' ac..:tors during the filming of the mnvil' ( c\P La.,erphoto ) gham s it in a Lo~ r\ngrles < uurtroom l\lnnday as a which none of us have the nghl to go for realit y and authenticity .Jusl because we are portra ymg the war doesn t mmn we hav<' to kill anybody,· said attorney J~rome Berc hin, who has sued the mov1e makl'rs and Wam<'r Bros. for $:ro mll llon in thedeatho!RenepChen,6 Influential opposition stands in way of job saving efforts WASHll\GTOI\ (,\PI - JnfiU!•n ti aJ opposit ion stand' 1n Tht• "C:l\ of effort s to sav(' 520 toa l nllmng Johs m southmslern Ohto l ' s H••p Clar ence MII IPr s.<J\" ln acons!lluPnt lt•ttf'r tutx-·m.uh"fl todav. thP Ohio Repuhl 1< c~n outhn"J a l"'f'Vtsed rtq u\'st h\ ( 'onsuml' t " Po\H' I Co tu t h( ~11( htg .m ,\tt PollutiOn (ontrullommis'-Ion lo1" tht et'-\ Pa 1 l'f'P l JP\ I' on m1 ·d tng 1h. 11 state's 'iandard" lot "ultUl d1ox1dt C'm i"SIOn"' Pf'atxxh l o.:JI ( o suppiH"" !ht • Mtchtgan utJhl\ \.\.llh lt'i.tll\t I\ high sultUJ coo:.~ I !ro m 11s Sunm hill mm£> m Mo:xt~h.tl.t ( )hHI 1ht l 1f'J n Coun t\ mmf' shr p" aboul ~ ~ pt·t ('t·nt of li S rnodurl ton 10 lhf' Uli.Jtl\ t'dt h )P.tl and J2(J mmm~-: Jobs h 1ngt ' o n thf' conr r act Mtll f'l Sdl fl ( llll~llnl ( t " PUHt•J mtrnch to :-i('i k ltlt \ .Jt l tncrdutmg lht· ( ommlsston s lu f"'f" m E"Ptm g llut Mil ici v. ho planSioattcnd I he hC'.:JI m g. 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M 1ddh•pm 1 \ tll.t ~ ~ Rkhatd .I Dt· n :-.tn t JII rh, t 1, 11] IJertha (, J )tn'-nHJI~ ' \!ltd t\11 Sa l ~m Bf'rtha (, [)( ' Jl <., in tJi l ' St('{'lf' Par ed " S.tlt m Donald H c d ll ltJ 1/l,l)t 1 IS ( ,n ol\nh. t flllr, Don<~ l d H Cl!l ( .11 nl\ n h t .Ill 1 111 13R Pornrr m I.ydt.1 !\ < h.mlhr·t l<~ t ll I tlllll t I C hamlJC'riJtn 10 D!.tmonrl S 1\ mg " and Loan ( n Shf'lllf .., I lt '(\] Scipio Terry (; .tn ~ I.u!\nn I '.trts to r, Diamond SJ\ Jngs dnd I ShcJ'Iff's I >red Scipio 1.C'i!ll M fiP1Im.1n JamC's I' Lamtx>r1 n,ut ( tlr t o P d'-o NI V\ ._tnd d .Junf' LamiJ P rl CP!I of 11 .1n s Sallsbun Waltf'r R H(•Jiman dt 'CPJSPf/ .ramPs P L£Jrrt1Jt•rt W.ltld,r Junr Lamb{'rl , \(• tt uf fr .tns Sal!shur\ BPnn ) R 1\'olfP, Rohm M Wolfe 10 .J1 m \V.IIIPr HumPs lnt . P t~rcl' l Rut la nd M & W Ca l liP, lnt to (,dn Lee Wurn0r. Flonme Sur Wa1 n01. I acre. Ch<'sl er Gary lRe Warner Bon mc Sue Warnf'r to Gr1rv LPf' W.1rn0r Pa1 rl'ls Bonni e Sue Warm' t Ches ler Laura P Kiem-.tka l..tUI .t K1eb' H• ( nl umi1U" .w d Southern Ohio r ._IS(' olumbts I J<..,, t \ r1~ JslP\ to N ff'an Si?.-Ibo!t f >.t 1r r•l 01 ,1 ngP \I I,J( 1\'ill to l .amE Hoffman. I 1 1t',,t h: Hoffm<:Jn 40 <.1(.'1(', l'tlflt( I l l \ \' 11l agf' I trnt•o., Snodgi <~~ .... Ruth Snod 1-! 1 I"' lo HPtlman L G ibson, I lt'l.~t 11 d1 f< G1hson Lots 12 a nd B, ILH tnt· \ ' tllage f dg,ll (" \o\o Jfp, df'Ced SC'd, Hl. tnl he F. Wolff' Cer1 of 1'1 ans Vlicld leP<:H I VJ !I age Joseph ~ ol fP Mildred Wolfe, I f •n.t Mc1rtm Carl A Marh n, \udrf'\ fl (-lle\ l dm('-. A H a lf'V I 1 o~nk I ugenp WolfC' . [ dna Wo lfe, 11 h\ lit<; .I Rm\.1. n John 810\.VTl l{nt)('l I M Plf'ICf' Ruth P lC'f('(' P.u (f'ls Mu1dll•port V1ll agr ( h.tl If's /\ rra blrf'f' I aura W ( !. lhll rf' to l- <1SII An d F: n Prgy High! of W c!V, Colu mbia Alhci l N Qlll vrv .JoannP A QUivrv Rohcrt C P.uker Sld nrv J P.u krr to East land E nergy Hight of Wav. C olum bl<l Wllll .t m Stout. Dorolhv Stout lo F'a si i.J nd Energy Righi of Wav ( olumb1a Larn H A n dPrson . Barb ara K ·\ndl' l ~o n , Frank M .JonPS to F.astland Ene1gy R1ght of Way. Cnlumbia W F: Eng!~. (,,ant M E ngle. Rugr1 Van Dyke, K alhrvn Van Dv kp lu East land Ene1gy, Righi of Wav. Co lumbi a Belle R('('ves, Will ia m J . Reeves to Helen F'mdllng, 1 acre . Orange Paul E Gaston, Margaret E . <,..,tun lo R uckeve Rural Elec <'mp Inc . Right of Wav, Columbia l.1nd,t F: Kwsf'<' .James E I ]( •t 1 ( (l ( 20% OFF .,,~ 2 ... - - . HP '>aid conC'f'SSJons offerecl b \ Peab<xl v and Conrail w ill rcsull m utilit Y r ;. r tr sav mgs for M1rh1gan eonsumc>r s of about $13 m 1lhon dUJ m ~ thf' thn:'f>-ve._lr V<1 11anrr ppnoo thc- ml'n we1f' arrest cod based on 1n format10n r('('eJvE'd F'ndav mght by Sh~1 iff Palr1ck Hale} and rv Jck-nC'C' obtamed du nng the 1nves ligatiOn, but d('('lmed to plOV Jd~ del ail s ··wedJP not gotng tod !sclos<'anv fac· ts that would Jeopardize the CDS<:' Carcv smd This has lle<'n a high publ tcltv cas<'. but l lhtnk lhev can gpt a fatr trtal in this county" II blunt mstmmenl v. as used loki!I lhP V t< l1ms. Ca r~,. sa1d but aulhon liE's arC' unce rt a m v. hether thev hav <' Jl'(OverPd th£:•mun:ler wL•apon Dane~· lxxh was found m his lool tr utk 111 thP family sd riVPWa\ The ot hC'I two v 1rtnns we1C' found m the fam1h hom~ Ill'aJ by, authonl!es said Bolh m~n WH<' arrPSt<'d earl y Sa turdJv al the1r homPS m the St M art m' a1ea of Bro"-TI Cou nt v l'ofl ma n ba1 ncadrd hunsell m a bc'd1 oom wtl h his \A.1ff> when oth cers anl\rd but police l alked him mlo -..iJny•ndermg v.. 1thout m c 1dent, Ca rt '\ so.nd KN'S<'<' to DWlg ht D Ashley, Wanda L As hl<'\ l'J acr<'. L ots ·m cm d tOO, Saltsbury Hona ld A Whiiiinglon, Emma A Wh il ll nglnn to Ea tl and F nergy J(Igh l of Wav. Columbia Rex H C headl<'. Ro nme M Cheddle In Eastl an d Energ:, R ighi of W.l\ Columbia Rex H C headle Bonm~ M C Hea dle to Easll and E nergy. R ight of Wav. Colu m bia Gr.tm J!lc Stou t Joanna Sl oul 10 E.1stlan d E n0rgy. Rtght of Wav . Columbia L OUISP Z El li s to Eas tland J: nerg\. Rig hi of Wa y Columbia Howard Thoma, Evely n Thoma to HPr.J id Oil a nd Gas Co, Right of W.Jv Saltsburv T ed War nf'l, Suzan ne \Varner to Ht•J a id Oil and Gas Co. R ighi of Wav. Salis bury. Paul :1-lcElroy, Neva M cE lroy to He< aid 011 and Gas Co Ri gh t of ~a v. Sa lisbury Ga rnel Wllhem, deceased. 10 Harold V Wllhem, Barbara Joa n Gilliland , Affldavll, Olive H arold V Wllhem , Bet1y Jane Wllhem, Maxine Dixon. H arold Dlxen Vlrgene Whitlatc h. JamPS Whlllatch. Paul MldkJff. Betty Midkiff, Warner Midkiff. J ane Ca nter . Willard Canter, Robert Shinn , Sa lly Shmn, Barbara Jane Gilliland, Steve Gilliland to Orvll Midkiff, etal , Parcels, Olive. E lden D Marklns. deceased, Affidavit. L illie M MarkJns. Scipio. John V Bogard. Sr., Donna Bogard 10 William E Ca lvert , Maxine Bond Cmmpler. Vivian Bond.Ellls Minerals, Lebanon ......... 11 au ....... Qppoltu"''' l2 .... ... . tol ...... l l Ptolelwo..llo.. ocoo ..............,. J .M..... MtmOniO • a ... ,.,, .....o, .... ~ 6 ( "' '""~ J aund 2 ' j.o . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 12 .... w.ot ..... 1 I ~ ...... t o, h lo ,, ,.,io,. 7 '-•• hlo .... '" . ...... co 1 f'uO>e hlo - e."""'"'" Call 992-3849 POMEROY,O. Th~ al tornev sa1d he would ask a SupPnor CoUJ1 JUdge 10 set aside C1 a han ·s deciSIOn. w hich fol lowed a l~nglhv prellmmm; heat mg thai 0nded April 9 Anv trta l would be held m Supenm Court PRI CE REDUCED - Near lhe Mtnes - 3 ~droom ranch on appro< 2 acres country set lmg Now only $18 500 PRICE REDUCED - Syracuse - Attractive 3 bedroom ranch new deckm g large lot Bargam at reduced pflce ol $32 900 plus 91 0c assumable loan !01 ?5 years w1lh balance ol $25600 monthly pay ments of $313 InCludes laKeS and 1nsur ance Double ba1gatn 03 ~ ..... IIAodoon i CIIAooo• " ........... o.. 0 1• Af' l I 1 C 19 84 1rt !hP :: jl ly Po ri i Jd p ru,rrr M P f) '> 2-1 40 l M • rll "~ r1l ')') K1 1tl : C: t 3 14 A • IWII ~ OH 4~ 7(11 WI S d!lC Oifl \Pd i\linll n l-,tJdtrl~ u l thl "51 li P ( t DP m W 00 1f' l l ,1f'n'dSf"d lltf' •JI Ap,111111P111 f~n,l "' 1 M .. qof:no n, ''"' cn <.o Aoo ludo~IO A<ooCMOO 0 II••• COOo iOO . . 6 C•• ""'' Ul 0f·~ t P r Oh10 ~ ~L<p..- o "' Homolmp''""'""" u "" ........ .... I l l'"" '"'• UPuon ~ n~loHu>•w 1!::1726 Ro t>fHI [ Bu c k ProbJ if' Ju riqP flY I e n ;:~ K NPSSPir Q3d (If tk 11'11 1' 1 5l 1 J!r I I I I ll It l l ll)ld 'r - I <i l l U-IFoo,ltoo II II (I I I I I .,... II 111 I:SI i<:. l r 1 Th• 1\r 11o<;rd M I' 111 tlr•, 1 ( 1 !!l oil\ It d• ]l 11 \l llfl n n 1 <J tllri 1 , o• 7 Sou P 111 ( ,, l 111 IH I I 24 1 11<1 v R trl 25 nnil \fl/1'5 1 t Jr,w ,,<, l11 R 1d 20 4 ll 1c; 11 p r•, I, Jl•~d n nt hr p ~ m l ( l i :') 1 I l fl ( II ll l hP 7 >) •nm Ji, I ') r \ I 11 l M,)f lll1 ' '''I '/Y II It' u 1d11 f:1• d M '' j f\ 11 <J .~ L, J[ l!il.ty 81 0 A \11 111 Nfl:!f'..J 111d ')_ 00 PM 111 hJ JII I 1 rv1 lh1 ,, horn ~ \'lo <ll I K •, 1 ,,1 1, 1 1) mtnlll f'<> hr lnl •' I\ 1 t "'~ l w , f1nrno:; w•l l br 'i''u'ld l d " ll111f'' llit •l Bl l" l•nrJ SratliPy Hum 0<1r k 01.J n1tl lltl (() II ( f)ljlfll 11! 1101 t l l )(\ l . lit NOTICE OF SALE 01 1Pt <:. w II br r p( <"' 1.Pd 11111 I L ~O cr lur k :,) M Jn !hPJ Sl I !),84 tl lh P d ly n ! M IV Mty r u ll (! 237 ~.-lCP ', lrrr> l ftll lu , ,~ " n f HIP t ~ l ln w11\ ""~ do ~ r 11] 11 1 ,,.., 11 P<;ll \ P U1 115 """""I H" l ng UO ! ~ I!"""" fti ... H "00 11 UP" 87 v .......... . Up <> 1 ~-..oOo ~ "' o << li l l y r I l 't O t I 1 d () [ lilhlr ; r>J 1 l1 1 1• I I 1 Ill(] \ I "I ' ! ~off I I l l, ()I Ill 11 I r I Ill [ II jl l '- 11 Il l 111 I I 111 1 I "'' t' IH I I t t N J\ 011 1 > 1 J]l ) 1 () Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF ASA ASH WORTH HOSKINS . DECEASEO 17 21 22 23 6 7 27. 28. 29. JO. 31. Jl. lJ ~. 35. Mall This Coupon wllh Remltt.nce The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh.45769 no ----' IN THE PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER OF THE ESTATES OF DOW BEN ROUSH Deceased and MA A Y ROUSH, Mf-' llt'> (QI Inly 1) 1 ~ h J i i 1 Deceased 24342 and 24343 NOTI CE N<il ' . l h• 1 7p I Lhll I> t (I' 111 f1'PP-'<;~ 1 l'•v 1 ,, I J 11 1 H " I I ~H --1 •I tl• o' to t J <ll ld! )j [ ,)11 ! ]flo H· ll I I"] ll , \ h)~ J.j d '> 11 1 ~:r> l)n< r I I rill! o<; A 1l 992 -2549 10 to 6 COMPLETE tMI"Ioll'W! PH. 949·~046 3 23 tin r 1f o., t 11 Prj t n~ t I II II I t, o., ll tl t. " ' 1t , t uf [I I 11 ( I ' lo iloll lj oJ I ' ,J ol I) I 10., II ill l POOL SERVICE 4-6· 1 mo . New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work Custqm Pole ole •s & Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vmyl S1 dmas 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH 99 7 8 3 Po~·9 9 2~i 2~ 2 11· 1 tic I• •'!l • t,jl< ll I h lu tl< l 11o • ' 11 , I I I' 11 1 7 '] l tJ ll V I 7 4/9/ l mo 992-6030 SIDING ELECTRIC ll + ( I 1 ;\ d l1 [ r 1 \ your marlu!tplace Real Estate General FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres wtlh a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms , one bath. 12x15 lwtng room and 24x24 famtly room. Parttally carpeted, fuel otl furnace With fac1l1 · t1es for woodbumer 12x15 block storage butldtng, 20x30 block garage R1ght off Rt. 248. country setting, 'h mtle east of Chester. Ohio (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE. Down statrs equ1pped w1th kitchen. ltvtng room dinmg room and den: ~pslatrs has two bed· rooms and one bath· house also has base: ment. lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work . Interested contact The Home Nattonal Bank in Racme. 949-2210. Georges Creek Rd For all your wtrmg needs . furnaces repair CO. SIDING " Beautiful , Custom Built Garages " Call for free sidmg estimates~ 949-2801 or 949 ~ 28o0 No Sunday Ca lls service and 1nstallalton . Residential & Commercial 742-3195 Call Or 992·5875 3 II tfc OHIO VAlLEY ROOFING All Types Roofmg & S1d1ng Roger Hysell GAR.AGE Rt 124. Pomeroy Ohio Guners , Downspouts AUTO Pamtmg , Coatmg & TRUCK REPAIR NEW - REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed A I so Transmission PH . CALL TOM HOSKINS or 614-742-2834 992-5682 992-7121 3· 24 -tfc 41 18/1 mo DOZER BACKHOE WORK WANTED All Types of Alummum Clean Sheet & Cast 4 t ( lb. Weeks of April 9-21 Alumtnum Auto . Tians. '8 00 Each hony Alummum Pnced On AND lnspectton AL TROMM 742-2328 Lotated l'!t Mtle "East ot Paeetown on Twp 14 2 Call 992-3466 Scipio Energy Recycl1 ng Divis\·on We Have the Lowest Rates 4/JJ / mo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •Z£NITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIG ERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS W e Have A Full T1me Shop Techmctan on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER - 985 3307 3 '- ] 1 mo Phone 1·( 614) -992·3325 & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom , OH 45743 PH . We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Re co mmended by leadmg Carpet Manu · facturers 'FREE ESTIMATES' 3 28 I mo (614) 985-4212 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed like to mtroduce you to "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" Engage A Car the modern way to drt\le the 11ehtde of your KEN'S ch01ce APPLIANCE No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy. OH 45769 For faster SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •D1shwuhers •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers Serv tce PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 11c Call 614-992 ·6737 YOUNG'S Antenna ln:stallal1on House Calls and Shop Service A11atlable Sr r~ Ct' that 1o w er~ ~bovr 1h" Re~ 1 $h0 000 ' I m CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodeli ng Rooftng and gutter work Concrete worll Piumbmg and eroct fl cal work (Free Est 1motes 1 C. Ill V. YOUNG 992·6215 or 992.7314 Pomeroy , Oh1o 12 8 II POOLS-PlUS Wolfe Investigations, Inc. MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 Paul 's Home Vtdeo located 2nd Ave in Parte Cant,-al Hotel VHS , Betas. CEDs (d1ac} Rent m ovtes & player& Bruce lee mov•es 405 Coli 446 · 171 8 Cleland Greenhouse. flowbaskets. vegetable p lants. tomato plenta.G erlllldtne Cleland Vme and Mam St NEW LI STING - INVESTIGATION Office : OF All TYPES 675-1388 4-4· 1 mo pd 3' 23 wt lh GOLF LESSONS SPEOAL ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for 130 ..., , •Sup eiVlsed Golf 9 ACRES ~ hip In [ h,'slrl lnNn r,nc)(1 6 fn lwmr fl t1t' tl o01 tu1l hac.r nrr11 lwan1 P woor1I JU11lt'r hatlr and TP wii II'I $3,, 000 BOGGS THE KOUNTRY KLUB l P"g"m ' o1: B1'!g 1nnm g now through seaso f'l •All Ages Sat urd~ y rtl~y RK tnps ¥'-.t_ •On Course lnstructton •Award s INSTRUCTORS John Teaford Dove Brg H11 Burt CHESTER OH IO 4 9 1 mo ,.. ,-;"-/ All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes Start From l2 'K!6 ' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6 x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS RaCine Oh Ph 614 843 -5!91 l06 tlc SALES U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO • TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN liNES County Cer t1f1 ed Aulhomed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer SEPTIC TANKS INSrAtLED FREE ESTIMATES Farm Equipment 367-7560-367-767 CHE SHIRE OHIO 3·1 . & SERVICE Parts t & Service 1 3 ti c bJih-. nrw kttch rn and dm1ng Small lrvrl lol Only $23 500 CARROLL'S NEAR KROGER'S - 2 apls 5 ltn'.> b(!ltl (lfld central lleilt rluwr1 4 rnt:-. <1ml ~1lh up A,.<; k mr, $34 ~00 Wi!nt~ rtn oHrr LIK E NEW - Bul neen s fin place tor 2nd bath carpet111g plus 2 bed 100ms On I) $18 000 1shed Lg den POMEROY N1ce ~de1 home v1ew ol nver central hea l small vard rnod er n bath and o:;ma U lot FURNISHED - new woodbumer rnsulaterl anr1 ,fll utllll trs For $?R 500 J BR RANCH - lg !l1n1ng ~"~ ll h s!Jctm g glilss doors ba r I~ carpe ttng lam 1ly rm 21d2 and work -.. hop 1n baseme11 t )oun ~ hurt on 2 40 aues $3~ 100 lt\ltl1g abo11t LAND - 42 aurs n Orange 03 Jownsh1p ,wd olc1 tr~nn butld t n r. ~ CALL HELEN. BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROU SH ~92 ·3325 LAWN SERVICE •MOWING • TRIMMING •CEMETERY MAl NTENANCE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl &Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Reasonable Rates Worked m home area CALL 992-5949 'flee Est1mat es" 4/ ! 2/ l mo 20 years EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843·5425 3·8-2 mo pd . J&L BLOWN INSULATION RADIATOR SERVICE We can repatr and re · core radiators and heater cores. We can also ac1d boil and rod out radtators . We also repair Gas Tanks VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •lnsulatton •St orm Do o rs •St orm Wrndows •R epla cement Wmdow s •New R oofmg PAT HILL FORD 992 -2196 M1ddleport. Oh1o 1 -13-t fc FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992 ·2 772 Jl6~ , n Giveaway WHALEY 'S AUTO PARTS PH 992-7013 New Chevy Tru ck . FENDER 176 'IS DOORS '14995 HOODS s174 95 1 69.95 BUMPERS GRILL 142 50 1 84 95 R SUPPORT TAIL GATE 18S 00 FORD FENDER '69 95 BUMPER '6'1 'IS Also Some Car Fend en A vo•loble 3·28·tfn PULLINS EXCAVATING - Dozers - Backho" - Dump Trudls KITCHEN GUN SHOOT CONSTRUCTION 498 General Hartmger Pkwy M1ddleport. OH PH . - to-Soy & SON RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building 992-2549 EVERY Open: Mon.·Sat 10 to 6 - Trem:het - Wafer - Sewel --Ga:s lmes - Septrc Systems SAT. NIGHT 6 : 30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only General LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992 ·2478 3 12 1 mo pd Construction Roofing A Specialty 304·756 · 2779 GALLIPOLIS FLEA MARKET BUYERS FIND BARGAINS EllERY SAT & SU N DEALERS NEEDED OUTDOOR SPACE $6 00 BE THERE 7AM FOR BEST LOCATIONS THALER PROPERTY RTS 160 & 36 446 7037 1 stove 2 stands chatrs table Call 446 4493 To good h ome pups. 3 mo old 4 male 1 f emale. 1/2 Shepherd & 1/2 Elkhound Call 614 -266 1328 2 Hamster Call 446 9650 Nt ce black & wh tte puppms Call 614 367 7743 Fdl dtrt free to anyone Ca ll 614 367 0636 11 Ba bys1tter wanted m my home for 4 c h1ldren, 8 hrs day Call 614 388 9342 Went o d Ambtt1ou s t ou gh mmded people who are wtlltng to wo rk hard for an eJoCcetle nt m come Full or part t tm e Send resume to Bo x 400 m Ca ro of t h e Gat11pohs Oa tly Trtbune 825 Third Av e Ga thpolt s Oh 46631 Free pupptes l ab pupptes 7 wks o ld Ca ll 614 - 985 3561 Sell the Best Sell AVON Call 614 38 B 9046 OPPORTUNITY 6 lost and Found lost mol e walk er coon dog Black. whtt e & t an m color lost at Mm e N o 1 m Parker Run area Kenn et h Turley rewa rd offered Cell 614 Housing 'W Wtll read you r ent1u hit without NEW - REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows .NIA MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING Headquarter~> ukmf any quest1on s gwes adlltte M l 'Bud" McGHEE Broker·Auct10n Serv1ce Cheryl Lemley, Me1gs County As somte Phone 742 · 3171 Now Accepting Listings in Meigs Co. on at affa tts ol hle s ~ c h as l o11e and bustnes s stckne n ; nd hea lth 1517 S Co urt (rut1t toCourt housel ATHENS lost a black short ha~r medtum stze d og no collar I love htm very mu ch & pr ay for ht s saf e return Wanda Wolfe Call 614 9B5 3574 lost a small femal e beagle nam ed Sus 1e black . brown, & whtte . weanng co ll ar wtth ID tag 7 yrs good phys1cal con I pray for her sa f e return Wand a Wolfe. Ches ter Cell 614 985 3574 PLUS Rawle1gh Dealers wanted Full or par1 t1me 304 675 1090 12 2nd Fl001 Ott 9 Call 593 ~UI~ Public Sale & Auction 614 367-7101 Wtll ca re for the elder l y m my h o m e lot s o f references M en or women Ca ll 614 667 3402 Mercer s A1v ennew Per sana ! Care Home has vacan c1es for eld erl y perso n s Betty M er ce1 owner 304 773 5882 Harp er's Adlrlt C<tre H ome has a vacancy for another restdent el derl y p er so n Call 10 am 6 p m - Alter 6 30 pm c11n be reached at 16 Plams Rd Rt 68?- 630 II p m 18 Wanted to Do Gen e ral Haulmg a nd Trash remova l Serv1ce Reliable and d e pendable Cal l 446 31 59 betwee n 9 an d 5 lawn M owm g & Tr1mmmg Serv1ce R eli abl e and d ependable Reasona ble rate s Ca ll 446 3159 or 266 6251 wva 304 77 3 5786 o< R ooftng and qutter wo rk 304 773·9 186 metal work housepa 1ntmq 3069 9 Want ed To Buy ca rpente r work Exc r ef Fr ee est1mates Ca ll 446 3171 Garages pat i OS stdewa lk s basem ents b loc k work Reasona b le p flced 35 yrs eK p er1 e nce Free estt mat es Call 446 3394 W o uld hk e to mow lawns have tran spo rt at ion & mow er s Reasona ble rat es 992 7036 W e pay cas h for lat e model cl ea n u sed ca rs Jtm M1nk Chev Olds Inc 811! Gene John so n 446 3672 Dependable lawn mowm g SfHV tces R easona bl e rate5 Ca ll304 675 65 1 7or 675 2 199 after 4 p m Wanted to b uy u sed coa l & wood heaters Swatn Furm lure 446 3159 3rd & OliVe St . Gatl1po!Js Oh Want ed to buy Junk cars. to p pn c es p ard Ca tl 614 3e8-961 5 W a nted to b uy N ew used & ant1que furniture Wdl b uy 1 ptec e or co mplet e house hold s Al so co mpl ete Auct1 oneertng serv1 ce Call R o dn ey Howery 614 698 7231 Buy1ng datly gold Stiv er COl ns nng s, Jewelry . sterhng ware . o ld cotns larg e cur ren c y Top pn ces Ed Bu r k en Berber Sho p , 2nd A ve Oh 614 992 Cas h p a •d for fan cy ~ron or h eavy 1ron beds S 160 and up for certa •n M ergs Co sto ne Jars Old ttme cup board call 1 304 88 2 2711 Financial Read1ng 15 Wtth ThiS Ad ll'llmo 949-2263 PIANO TUNING lower pnced regular tu ntng s dascounts t o Sen tor Ctttzens Churches&. Schools Ward s Keyboard 304 675 3824 Pran ocaTuntng andCo R epatr Brum rdt Mustc 446 0687 Sktll and tn1egrtt y our trademark Lane Dantels B & M Pamtmg R es lnd Comm Free estimates Call 614 256 1492 or 446 1104 THOMPSON BOOKK EEP lN G M o nthly and Quarterly accounts wel com e 4 28 Se con d Ave Ca ll 446 1 1 36 Own your own Jean Sportswea r lad•es Apparel CombJOat to n A ccessonas l arge s1ze store Natton£tl bra nds Jordac h e Ct-u c lee lev 1 V anderbilt lzod Gunne Sou Esprtt Br1ttama Ca l vrn Kletn Serg 10 Vc.1lente Eva n P1 co ne C l a~rborne M embers On l y 8111 Bles s Orgamcall y Grown, Health tax 300 others S7 900 to S24 900 mventory a1rfare trammg ftJttures g r and op entng etc Mr Kennan (3051 8usmess Opportumty 7760 N OTICE I I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB Wanted e matu re l ad y to baby sit part t fme for 2 Children m home 304 675 3009 Card of Thanks Bu tl d on your l ot a new hom e you afford Over 1100 SQ ft 6 room s & bath car peted ready to move mto S26 500 a lso garages & baseme n t Ca ll Patr 10t Home Budder s 446 8038 W1tl constder mobt le home as t rade m M1ddl f! port ho me Jump mto Sprmg Savmgsl Super spe eta! low pnces Cal l 614 992 6941 Are you ready for a move:> N l Steve n s and A ssoc ta tes ca n h elp you b uy that new home w tth as ht11 e as a 5 % downpayment and 1n te r est rate s as l ow as 10 50"o Co lt J e u Allte tor further de1d tls 614 379 2789 M1.. st se ll S2 000 down tak e ove r S315 per mo pay men t Ta)( es & 1ns.ura n ce 1n c lud ed L oca t ed Ptant1 Sub d tV tSJOn 3 bdr ran c h full basement carport w oodbu rner c rt y schoo l s Call 446 8002 3 blir 2 fu ll bat h s large lot nea r H olzer Hosp1tal S29 900 Term 5 d nfledP.d Cal l 446 2957 3 hdr r anc h n~ar A 10 G ran de S235 mo plu s secutJty depo s1t no pets Ca ll 614 245 5439 By owner lovely 2 bdr home on waterfront boat ramp & dock close l o town pr~ced S3 4 .900 Will help ftnan ce Call 614 256 25 13 LI S H!NG CO reco mm e nd s th .a t you do bustn ess wtth peopl e you know and NO T to send money thro ugh the mat! unttl yo u have mve st1 gated th e o t1e n ng Co mpl et ely rem ode led 2 3 bedroom h ouse w1th v 1nyl stdtng fully carpe ted f orced a1r gas furnace large out bu 1l dmg tn e)(c ne1ghbor hood Call 614 992 6 1 61 Own your own Jean SportswAar ladtes Appare l Combmall o n A ccessorr es large S1ze store N at 1ona l b rands Jordache Ch 1c lee levt Vand erbilt lzod Gunne Sa• Esp1nt 8nt1a n1 a C81v m Klem Ser g1o Va lente Evan P1 co n e. C la t borne . M embers Only . Btll Bless, Org.amcally Grown. H ea lt hteK 300 others $7 .900 to $24 900 . tn ven tory atrfare tratnm g, frx tures. grand openmg , ect Ca ll Mr Loug hlm 612 888 Owner transferred must se ll beaut1fu l 3 bedrm bnck home Ftr ep la ce deck woods pnvacy sunsh1nP. HOME LOAN S FI XEO RATES Bel ow market rates FtJoCed conve ntt ona i FH A VA l ea d et M ortgage Athens collect 614 592 23 ProfessiOnal 753-4738 Tea c her s and coaches summer em ployment . 8900 00 per month guaran teed mcome Wo,-ld Book Professional Elec tr oi ',ISIS C h01 c Probe Typ e Electroly ond Chold Croft 304 -882 2486 approved AMA, FDA & FCC Doctor referrals 304 675 5668 Call 614 992 7 room h ouse 1 06 acre lot barn base m e n1 carport on Ros e Hd l m Pomeroy G o od co n d1t1on S26 000 plus furn1ture $2 000 Total S28 000 Call Ed1son Hob s t etter at 992 2 464 or George H o b stetter at 992 7763 Wtll co n s1 der fmt~nc m g part o f 1t TO BUY tll 14ft wtrtP- th ree be d roo m bath A1ld ha lf mob tle ho m e s1t u1g on n1ce lot ready tO move mto 5225 00 down "225 00 per month 304 576 27 11 Three yea r o ld tot•l etectnc house 3 bedroofltl fe n ced fn bac k yard add deck S 10 000 OQ dawn assume 8 'I~ per cent loan prrced m mrd 50 s Call aft er 5 304 675 6643 Own your o wn Jean Sports wear tadt es apparel or c hildren s st orR 300 brand names $ 12 900 m e lud es 1nttt al 1nventory store fixtures 1ra1n1ng and mu c h more Mr Ta te 704 SIS S63 900 5420 FOR RENT WITH OPTION 22 Mon ey to loan 3051 Help Wanted Homes for Sale 6 rooms basemen t double ga rage 1 & one thfr d acrt! lo t R ose Htll Pomeroy S32900 Call 1614 678 6555 FURNITURE Beds. tron wood . cupb oards cha ~r s chesh b11skets dtshes stone JB rs antrques gold and silver Wnte M D MfiiRr Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh1o 45769 or ca ll 614 992 31 12 16 21 COMPLETE HOU SE HOLDS T1 Thanks fnends fo r your prayers. cards, ca lls, and expresstons of ktndness fol lowrng my fall Caryl Cook Servtces large 3 bdr house for sa le or rent In Pl antz Subd1VJ~ J OO N o ch1 l dren no pets Cail 614 245 5291 eves Ketth 's Auctton every Fn ntght at the Hartfo rd Comm u mty Cent er Trucll l oads of new m erc handi se every week Constgments of new 11nd u se d merchandi se always w elcome Rt cha rd Re y n old s Au c t1 o ne e r 304 275 ProfessiOnal Real Estale Servtces 1 23 678 3639 S1tuat1ons Wanted 304 675 t 293 Services Ann ou ncements f---------- 949 2657 4· 6· 1 mo WRITESEL ROOFING CO. MISS THERESA Ohto C lothe s. many house hold tlBms Dnveway bestde Church of Chr•st 614-742 2951 Help Wanted Employment llAL 6 fam•lyGerage Sale May 1 2 , 3, 4, 5th Reedsv1lle I'I "===========~ Moddleport 3476 One Hoor 6 1m cat peled home Ntce ba th 4 Wanted to buy square d ane ~ng cto1hes Stze 10, any t ype Ca ll 446 -4537 MIDD LEPORT - Nea1 ' IDIPS !11t'l 3 I:J'>rlroom 11nmr lla '\ 1 Opemng Flea Market Two free weekends April 28 - 29 May 5 6 Free open etr spaces. plllrkmg admts110n US 36. Frazters Bottom WVa Oon Frazter -Operator Yard Sale Apnl 25th . 26th & 27th Across from Blue Fountetn Motel ttme 9 30 Rt c k Pearson Aucttoneer Serv1 ce Estate. Farm An hque & IIQUtdatton sa les l1c e nsed & bonded rn Ohto & $5.500 mstalled $6.200 1nstalled Middleport & Vicinity Vicinity Lowe Plants Ju st Past Krodel\ Park 218 ams •omt-> !1mbe r t:oMomla nd { flfHl!1 t. 1 h.lrw, 3 ca1 ~ar agr\ 11 on hou'>P w1H1 tree gJ c. tw,;tiP' n.:~tu r dl woudwurk Any dog s caught on Loute Plants farm on Eckard Chape l R oad Mason County wall be shot S1gned Au c tt o n ev ery Tuesday ntght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lo nnt e Neal Youth Cente r Bldg . Camdon St 12x24 14x28 PRIVATE & .. - P-omeroy ers. flats or pots. hangmg Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Special Apr~/ Only ...... Giiiiljiolis · 814·446·0294 8 W e Service All Makes & Models NEW LISTING - 80 &res 1n SLm(Hl or1 good road nea1 Ra CHlP About It-lit ltmbel and dbuttl ?5 tril ctor w11h .1 5 rm hor nt-' l11r PIONEER CARPET 7 ~~-"lr.'it\lur~~ Call 3 part Shepherd puppies. 6 weeks o ld 446 7433 SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester . Oh1o Ph 985 · 4269 II No An swer Call 985 4381 Vli>GIL B SR llbr 2ndSt lowrh ll ip Own1 1 will l1rtant e ,l ..l" ouppltoo P1ck up and dollvory , Dov11 Vacuum Cloeno•. ona half molo up SERVICE BISSELL L . . - - - - - 3 26 I mo TEAFORD NEW LI STING - 111 "re' '" J 1cksc n County 01110 ~rrlnkllfl PUBLIC NOTICE 1/ WORK GUARANTEED APPLIANCE $9}000 t1 ll u v I,Jq " I M ~ 1 ~ 11 , 1 l/\lill o il " f ] I 1 II l •v " ' ]1 j h rh l'lr> ! oliO\,\!" ) l)fll1 1 1'18 0 P l ,r lo <J t h t<:. ,.., I t. 742-2328 MILLER ALilffiR IPnt t>'l on ? ')f~tP 101 1I P~ Ask111 g Ji ll h]l t>, I Publtc Not1ce In Memortam AL TROMM Vinyl & Alum1num j (1 •n oln t!l• o., n< l [n o '' ll r , f1! ]OJ '> \1\,! )lt Nl[hll > I IIIII [ '"" (II~ ft 1 r lt <11 , IO d <c \1 tl "11'- ilt1111 H Nr I I J I Ill lo r r IH' 11•d , , LIMESTONE HAULED Experienced Reasonable S&W TV AND d 1 h rn by M r r Ujl 1 I 1 n t1 t>'-,) 1(1 1t"11-' I f Jobs - B1g or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Rea l Estate General lh,•n 1 [] .. 1'ld "'J ti lil l Bd\i\ 11 n r ) r, nt!-illltlu rn..:~v o r • O!l o! ' J 1 1 ~l--t r t' ~I M ·t1r11 r>OOf1 Uh () !Il l I 2 l(l PM M.1v 1 1 l ' 1n J fh,_, ~,.t l , plf 1 r ~ rt J •\ 111 r .r ~h l 1(1 , J rl Pf)1 ()o f f' [ t 1 1 l ily o r 111 h d , •ro d "1 , f 1y , 1 r(llll1.tlr s n b , t r~ l q FIt d I (r II 11 , , tv )'y ( t 54 Misc. Merchandise REALTORS Henry Cleland Jt 992 6191 Dottle Turner 992 · 5692 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Jo H1ll 985 4466 0iJ I 1 11f Ar /1 <1 l h• •'\ I II•' I 1 !-ill ~'i1 11 r ( ~fr l 1 II II ,-., h , 11 1111 ~lr 1\ t tl '" n M P1(1• <O"ill•IJII In the m1d sl of my JOYS I am blue While a sm1 le on my fa ce I've a heartache l ongmg . dea1 Bob , for you loved & Sadly Missed by W1fe lola . son larry and fam1ly MIDDLEPORT - A beautllul Schu lt mob1le home wtth de lu>e leatuJes 3 bedrooms ! 1, baths range ret rn la1ge ktlchen unde1pmnmg, also mce front porch wtth latlt ng ~1 ver vrew JO1.! 00' lot $!9000 N !Jrh ,},. ,, , I'~(J•f l · ~ ~~ () n I Ill• I • I <;f\llcil !t'Off' <;Pnt .:t 1 .-. ol rhr e t a t .~ ()I M i'lrv ~h til twlh Hou'>'~ Ilk nl J6) 'l N !Jih Avt n11 • PI-Jn,..,n , Ar ,; I'll 17 74 151 1 11! CHECK THE l o, '' I> Dow H• r1 1, ClS P N ") 7 1 It 7 M I v l<.o oll 'I •nan M tlll h r1~ A ~,-rn, ,t l'o1•u rny Qh,ll w 1 , il p Dtl,n!r <1 'Sn r l 1Jl Al1m1 fl1'\l l ltol o l jlh , I JIP nt A• f A ' "Nnllh H<l' ~ ns 11'-'( •' ~ ~ . 't I th II H· I I P.Jm(lrr y M• J'> fn,rJ\1\ (Jh•" 1117 01) Ro t wr • f n u k P10 ) 1! • l ul 11 Hv l • r1J K Nr <;<; , I• 1d E Ll Z A B E T H' CASE NO S ~ ) It ] 1'JB l I I 1 I am lonesome 18 19, H OO <1 00 1d • 'I IN LOVING MEMORY OF ROBERT N CLARK Who passed away Ap11! 24 , 1980 Surro unded by fnend s •5 1 S•d.,nMO< or l h t '-, I I(" r 2 2 3 l! , . • .,,n,. Page 372 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ap1 CONSTRUCTION 1100 Case No 24407 Docke1 M Phone------------------- !For Sale JAnnouncement )For Rent O,.d .. ou01 nn ~~ < \ti)l\ ,')](,,,• ,f ., (Jr,nH t , < rd (ud t 11)17 J1 r1 " ] HI> 17 ~ l C' Address..--------------___.;· !Wanted M9~ I IW I' Nam•-------------------- include discount aooooO•o" " '' " ,. ,,., ~ •••• Ul Public Nottce t t q l t ff I I I I• II I • I II I , ,, I r! r I v t • I • 1 • 1d It <1 V u I 1n1 ? 711 P l l' (1 l Mt•r 1 wn~ ybt,,. own ad and or~Atr by mail wrtn ttus coupon Cancel vour ad bV phone wnen you get results Monev not refundable These cash rates po,.... , o, H ''" '" Coo• •"• !OJ A Jl I'S ilh It! Ill,] •I ~'" u• 11o 1 tJ f \, 11 l 1r ld 1 <~ I <.,, 11 ~o T l1 ,1d A\ Pil i P 111 1lu V11l 1 J• , f M 111 1, n n• 1 Cl 11 1 rr ,, v H ) • Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifleds and Savell I l W•" ' ("' " "' p llo <I <too'' '"' 9 09 Ro c"' I ' :V I ~----------~----- ~-~-I I )7'l ~ >~ ·~· 0'" l1J HJ 711 G ,o" D" Public Nottce ln1 .J t n d ir U 11011 ) IJ I( l• tlfl j .]l id tr lti iOn 1? 01 ';tii<; ]J, Hy Tow" q), n Mr·•'lS r t rl l h 1nl1 N Jrtt> nl S1 11 1 R , II• r I'l l n l $1;-t!o 111 I l fJ i l 2')-'7/1 Ru •I I HI I () 1)1- l () y 1 1 11) j ll< I ll 1 II (.) ~" 10 """'"" "~ A''"''i '. ""'"' po Public Nottce ll i l l l ~u ~ ><>Ci•• ........,. "~ 1 0 f lo<"n LA ..< o••OI• n I ~ LEGAL Nt I I V "'"" •11 Public Notice C ll ~ Ub IHN IOD n& "nd• ~< l ll•llll d 11 111 nq ~ ~ ROII !I CHESTER - !4x70 1110~1e homf' 3 hfdrooms \ 11 baths part~ally lurmshed unde1 pmned cen lral a~r FA elec heal 1ncludes 12•24 slorage bwkJmg All on appro K I acre lnl Very n1ce ($19 500) I - - -· - - -- - - - - - - ---j t3 1·""'""9 -. ...,, a.•• Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF DEAN WOOTEN . DECEASED Case No 24403 Docket 1 2 Page 412 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY N (looorn,,., 1u c .... ~ • HEATING "'' 'h """ ' ll~u l o~ ...or . . . . ..,, Public Notice l I II • •l~o: l •/•11 78 Com" ""fquopmo 1 O IF.n o..dRoo"'' •I .... co ..HMff>l OJ III'Of'Ood oollo<" 08 Eqw F"''"'"' Rono og ho l oooo ' 1 .. ..... .... . ln •<tl t d l lfl~• • • • '' r 1/o 78~u • o Po,.IO.""'"" •' ................ ,., •... 1 I '"'"" I l " "' onco '·~'au-" '''"""' ik"oolo C ct sr- ll~ono &OV'I O and OWNER WANTS A SALE - On lh1s l !oar plan 3 bedroom ho me large lot and part base men\ Call to see th1s one $2~ 000 Oli ' ''"'"' \lo~ooob"'o 8 I Fo on POOLS OPEN: MON .-SAT. 992-720L 5 u JEWELL'S PLUMBING 608 E Mam 992· 2259 Ill lluou I!Wtft.rMnU n """'"""' A"'' •~ loiOfltlo Homn or""'' ROUSH PH . Page Announcementa Rac~ne our whol0 svs10m will collapse. T housands and lhousands of mnocent people " 111 be m Jail .. he smd. t ilj!! "O IL FIElD SERVICES 'DUMP TRU CK SERVICE ·coNCRETE WORK ·cuSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES PH H "'"' " ' " ' ' '0'\0 I O&Bo*'•O.M ee U ''"'"'"' Po10 t oo ls..w<•" o,. PERSONALIZED 498 Gen. Harttnaer Pkwy. Middleport , OH . Daily Sentinel 'l{ard Sales " If thiS prtnCipl ~ IS established . • ' ""'"' ••• hlo 12 '""'"'"' ~ • •• l& Lo,. •ll c<Ngo 21 lll-lf"o10W.•1o" 1 1 HI p WlnlOG t WonlOd '/\o Q(I \< 113 11•1...... 11 4 "''"' ........ no~ ... BACKHOE JIM CLIFFORD PHONE 992-2156-1 Ufo•Soloo To<IO JO tllu., noul"''"'""' 9Won!Mio l oy 11.1 H""_ool_ QoHo UCd T\l . . . . "'h"'P"''" CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP 'RECLAMATION WORK " Free Est1mates" M!iiRIIIIf!§hM •c.,...,, ••,., • 'DOZER For Senior Citizens Ill Court St Pomeroy Dluo 4576~ Wijlliii!JQ§QJIIM J&F CONTRACTING Barns, etc. 3 S WE EPER and sewing II~==========;-r;::;:::::::::;r;==========;"lr;:=========:;1 chine repatr, parts, m• and· For Houses , Garages Or Wntt DaJ!IJ Stnhntl Clanif1t:d Dt'l Sd ld Meigs County property transfers ... Bow('n Call RICK IMBODEN Such reasoning "would make Ronald Reagan 'P'[Xlnsible lor the 200 people ( U S servicemen I kllled m Belml ," Braun told reporters afiN the rulmg The Daily Sentinel to f>nd Jt s cont ract wlth Sunnvh!ll som<'hm<' m 1'6<1 and come mt o complla nrf' but 11 has l:x:'<'n pcJSuaded lo appeal for a thr('(' vra r var 1ance MIII<'J sa id Consumers' p<'lil!on also mcludPS a gradualed sullu1 d!OXtdP redu rllon, cuttmg thP ut1ll t\ 's cmJSsJon Jev0l from 2 6 p<'rcenl m I~ 10 2.4 pPrcent tn 1987 J:x>lore commg ml o full cumpiianc<' w1lh Michigan's I 0 slandard bv J an I 19!ll' ThP ut iltl v mlends lo brmg a smaU01 s1s1er generatmg plant mt o compiiancP hv Jan I. 19&;, Miller IS Summer? Then mov f'd Robbery motive in triple murders W ILM II' r;·r <!'\ Ohio t \P 1 lWo mt•n ace USf'fJ of mun lt•nn~ d tool 'aiP~mdn hiS\\ tlr·dnd !Pf'n .:J~t· son '-' hll<:, a 11Pg0LII\ 1n iJhmg thf' tam11\ 's homt• ( IJUid 1.11 t ' m<I Kl mrnt \1\ a Clinton ('nunt v g 1.md jun 4 JUdge ordt•t('(l the ddC'mt1nl" Tf'n~ C ottm,m 2q .tncl fl<~nm Hook s ~ hr•ld \\ tlhout h(llld m 1111 countv l·lll Mond<~\ to I 1r t ' thlt'l ' count s f'<H h 1~ r . t g~J .:J\ d It ·d mu 1<let Mun1c tpdi .Jud g( Fl t~ nk!~ l.tndt" JY>stponNl .1 ptrllmm.tn IH d tlllg unttl nf'xt Mond.:J\ so ( nfl m.m t drt hire• d laW\t'l .tnd oi1H t.ll " t .111 appom t on(' fm Hook-. Done The Ohio Business Services Need PAWiJING caused by mislmng of special effc'C'IS explosiOns by a worker who was nol charged He sa1d Crahan 's t<'asonmg means thai "if someone under you dO<'S something Wf<!ng ... you arP rPSponsible for t)lal " Crahan ordered du'eCior John Landis, special eff('('ts coordma tor Paul Stewart and h<'IIcopl er pilol Do=y Wingo to stand l nal on chargps of lnvolunlarv mans laugh 1er m the deaths of Morrow , 0.1. Renee Chen, and Myca Dmh Le 7 However , the judge dtsrrussed charges agalnsl twoolherfllmmak ers, associat<' produce1 Geor~P F'olsey and umt producl!on chief Dan A llmgham The dmlhs occurr..ct Jul \ 23. 19R2, w hen lhe heiicoptet crashed on the lh]'('(' acl ors durmg ft1mmg of a Vietnam War scene abou l 40 m 110s north of Los Ange1PS The scene was bemg !timed for the ftrsl o f fo ur segmenls, each w 1th a dtffel'f'nt direclor, thai m ade up "Twilight Zone The Mov ie, "hwh was released last summer Landis' attorney. Harland Bra un. malnlained that lhe acc1d en1 was LOSANGELES(API-Ajudge's deciSion lhal th!W filmmakers should stand tn al m thP deaths of thre<' actors on the set of the movie "Twilight Zon<'" could set a danger ous p('('('('([('nl that would send " thousands of lnnocenl people" to jail, a defense attorney says Bul Munic ipal Court Judge B11an C! a han's mling Monday m the dealhs of VIc Morrow and lwo c hildren, killed w hen a helicopter crashed amid special eff<'<'ts explo Pomeroy-Middleport, 4 bedroom h ome l ul l base ment 1 acre lot Rt 62 Charl es t on Road 304 675 4887 o r 614 446 1675 Hou se an d 3 lots for sa le Sl1dtng Creek Road H art f o rd WV 304 882 2 :l3 1 Seven yeat o ld home ,.,ree bedrooms garden ,)O t . 2605 Lmcoln Ave 8 V2 perc ent assu m able lo an. 304 675 5047 after 5 00 �8-The Daily Sentinel Page 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 54 They'll Do It Every Time Build on your lot a new home you afford . Over 1100 sq . ft .. 8 rooms & bath, car peted. ready to move into . $26.500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builder& 446 -8038. Will consider mobile home as trade -in NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 MI . WEST. GALliPOliS . RT 35 . PHONE 614 -446 7274 . Flat bed with stde kits. chains. binders. & tarp Call 446 -3281 after 5PM 4 -24 14x70 Kirkwood two bed· room mobile home. Central A-H. carpet appliances. underpinning . $9.000 Call 614-256 -6035 oral! or 6PM 446 -8251 . Firewood cut up slabs $15 pickup load . Call 614 -245 6804. Limttstone, fill dirt. and top soil . Call614 -266 - 1427 . 1965 12x60 mobile home. unfurnished , $3,900 . Call 446 - 1340 56 Pets for Sale Briarpatch Kennels Pro1e• sional All -breed grooming . Indoor-outdoor boarding facilittos . English Cocker Spa niel puppies. Call 614 -388 9790 . 992-5556 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 1976. 1 2x60 . 2 bdr. e)(C . cond. Completely furmshed . All underpinning included . $6,500 . Call 614 -256 6409 . 12Jt65 1971 mobile home . woodburner & a.c 614 742 -2720 1975 Skyline Mobile Home 12x52, good condit1on . $4500 Coli 614 -992 -6169 or 992 -7667 1974 Kirkwood 12•60. to tal elec . 2 bedroom, house windows. new carpet A - 1 cond 304-675-7328 Mobile home. 12 .. 60 Cham pion. nice carpeting. wood burner. drapes. dishwa:sher. e111tra n1ce and clean . On rental lot close to Gall1polts and Rt . 35. lmmed1ate pos session. S5,995 .00 . 304 675-3466 73 Mob1le Home . 2 bed room, 1 % bath, new ca rpet throughout Set up on rented lot in town $7,000 or best otter . 304-675 1639 or 675 -3004 33 Farms for Sale 142 acre farm near Rio Grande, good house and barn Call 614 -245 -5281 eve's 10 acre mm1 farm. 12x60 mobile home . 5 outbuildIngs . 400 lb . tobacco base. new 28x56 ft house started . Owner moving must sell $16.600. Call 614 256 -6620 . 1977 12)(55 mobile home. 2 bedrooms. tot al elect , furntshed. new refrigerator . new living rm suite. por ch & underpinning. 58,500 Ca ll 304 -773-9196 35 Lots & Acreage Appro• 5 /1 acres levelland with frontage on 2 roads . exc for building or mmi farm . All utilities near by off old Rt 160 near Porter , S9 . 500 Coli 614 388 8801 1 1 8 acres. e11.c bldg or M H stte with 350 ft road frontage. located on old 160 near Porter . all util1ties nearby. S3.750 Call 614 388 -8801 6 lots. Plantz Subdivision , S2.900 for all Call 446 2957 10 acres. reduced pnce. in Cheater. With 2 mnbtle homes on property Call 614 -985 -4174 . One half acre lot on Mitchell Road. Gall1pol1s. rural water And c1ty schoo ls $6.995 . 00 304 - 675 3466 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 5 rm house 44 Olive St .. Gall1pohs Inquire at 918 2nd Ave .. Gall1polts, Ohto Unfurnished 2 bedroom house With garage on Salem St .. Ruland $150 a month. $100 damage deposit Ca ll 614 -742 -2378 . 3 bedroom. family room . basement, near schools and hospitaL Deposit and re1erence required 304-675 4338 . 3 bedroom . 2 baths. all electric, $200 . month, $160 . deposit, $36 . 1otrent . 304 -895 -3828 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. tratler fully furnished. good locatiOn . sec dep req Call 446 -8558 . Two bedroom unfurmshed trailer-large yard. garden . rural water, located tn Cen terpoint Call 614 - 379 2169 . Nice large house, near city schools, yard. 5300 a mo ., depostt, utilities Call 446 1434 or 446 -2192 Furn1shed one BR. beautiful. W / D, A I C Adults only. No pet s. S21 5 month plus elsctnc S200 deposit. Ref. Req 8ulav1lle Road . Call Conme 446 -0088 after 4 pm 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Houstng Opportunity) has o ne and two bedrooms. rent startmg at 51 57 tor one bedroom and 5193 per month for tw o bedroom. with S200 deposit located near Foodland and Sprtng Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant Call 446 2745 or leave message Small eff,clency apart .. central air & heat . 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 0338 Garage apt , furnished 3 rooms & bath . Wuher & drver Clean, no pets, adults only Dep & rei req Call 446 - 1519 3 bdr . unfurn garage apt .. 5250 plus depoSit . Call 446 3786 Furmshed cffictency, 607 2nd .. Gallipolis . S145. Share bath, single . Call 446 -441 6 after 7PM Furnished apt ., 1 bdt, near HMC . $225 UtilitieS pd. Adults Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . Furn1shed Mobile Home. cen tral a~r. mde below city overlooking the nver One or two adults only 446 -0338 Furn1shed apt for rent 3 rooms. wtth private bath . 1st floor . 845 2nd Ave .. Galli polis. Call 446 · 2215 . 1 bedroom Apt . $196 . mo 1ncludtng ut11tt1es Equal H ous tng Opportumty Con tact VIllage Manor Apts . 614 9S2 -77B7 A1verside Apts Middleport . Spectal rates for Santor C1t1zens 51 30 Equal Hous Ing Opportun1t1es 614992 7721 1 & 2 bedroom furmshed apts Call614 -992 -5434 or 992 5914 o• 304 882 2566 Pomeroy, 2 bedrm, car peted, with remodeled bath. nice yard Naylors Run area . Security deposit required . Call 614 -992 -6886 after 6 p m. APARTMENTS, mobile 11omes. houses Pt Pleasant and Galltpolis 614 -446 8221 . TWIIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an income of less than S12 . 300 Renting for 30 percent nf adjusted mcome Phone 304 -675 -6679 l!l red & big red shaft drive brush cutters. trimmers. 30cc & 40cc gas powered eng1nes. Prtces from S299 95 Len N Sons Smatl Engmes Call 614 - 3792827 water furnished . one small child accepted . 304 -6751076 47 Wanted to Rent 2 story house $13.000 . 1982 Dodge Coli $4, 200. 316 S. Main St, Vinton . Oh . Call 614 - 388 -9087. Responsible Mamed couple w1th child want to relocate to Metgs Co House 1n country pre1erred. 2-3 bed rooms Have references & dependable ·income . Call collect evenings 614-385 6986 Beautiful ladies 14K diamond ring 1/4 karat, appraised $700. sell for SSOO. A tan 2600 video game. 1 1 cassettes including frogger. donkey kong. $100. Call 614 -388 -9624. Merchandise 51 Bolens 800 8 HP riding mower (needs engine re built) $300 Headers V-8. 304 & V -6. 199-231 for Jeep. $40 each Studebaker engine V -8 with trans $100 1980 650 YamBha 4.500 actual miles. $1.200 Homelite X- 12 cha1n saw and a Sears Craftsman saw for parts $60 for both. 23 channel Bearcat C8 base with D-1 04 mtke. ground plane, S125. Call614-3888803 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Gallipolis . New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms S399, bunk beds complete with bunkies 5199, 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199. ant ron recliners $99. other rBcltners $80, maple dtnette sets S179. bo111 springs & mattress twin or full $100 set regular -ftrm $120. maple dinet1e chairs $35. wash stands S34. maple rockers $59. 7 p1ece chrome dinette set S1 49. 5 p1ece dinette set S99. used bedroom suites. refrigera tors. ranges . chest. dressers. wnnger washers. TV's. dryers. & shoes Call614-446 3159 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chatr, rocker, otto man. 3 tables. (eJttra heavy by Frontier), S685 Sofa , chatr and loveseat. S275. Sofas and chairs priced from 5285 to S895. Tables. 545 and up to S126. Hide -abeds. S440 . and up to S525. Recliners. S 175 . to $375 .. lamps from $28 to S75 5 pc . dinettes from $99 .. to 435 7 pc . $189 and up. Wood table with siK chetrs $425 to $745 Desk $110 up to $225. Hutches. $550 . and up , maple or pine f1nish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. $250. and up to $395 . Baby beds. $110 . Mattresses or bo111 Springs, full or tWin. $58 .. firm, 568 . and $78. Queen sets. $195 4 dr chests. s 4 2 . 5 d r. chests. s 54. Bed frames. 520.and $25. 10 gun Gun cabinets. 5350 . Gas or electrtc ranges 5375. Baby mattresses, $25 & S35, bed frames $20. $25. & 530, ktng 1rame 550. Good selection of bedroom su1tes, cedar chests. rockers. metal cabinets. swivel rockers Used Furniture -- Refrigera tors. chairs. dryers , and TV's 3 mtles out Bulaville Ad Open 9am to 6pm. Mon . thru Fri 9am to 5pm . Sat . 614-446-0322 TV & Appliances, 627 Third Ave , Gallipolis, 614-4461699 . Sptn washers. gas & electric dryers , auto washers. gas & electric ranges. refrigerators, TV sets. GOOO USED APPLIANCES Wash ers . dryers, refrigera tors. ranges . Skaggs Ap p li ances. Upper River Rd. beside Stone Crest Motel 614-446 -7398 . Country Oak Furniture. ta bles. chairs. cupboards. dry sinks. pie safes. lots of misc . Cookies . Rt . 7. Tuppers Plains. Ohio. a~r MUti\ fuN . 57 Home Improvements 8:00 II Cil Cllll Cll ® 0 (I) MOVIE: 'Adam's Woman' (l) New Treaaure Hunt Cll Andy Griffith Newo/Sporto/Woather C1J Dr. Who (lJ) 3-2- 1. Contac-t 6D Star Trek 8:30 0 (I) Cil NBC News (]) Rifleman (]) Mazda Sportal.ook Cll Carol Burnett Clllll (HI ABC News 0 Cll ® CBS News Cll Bualnesa Report llll Bits and Bytes 7'00 0 (I) PM Magazine (1) Women· a Gymnastics: Caesar's Palace lnvita· tiona I Cl) Here Come the Brides (]) This Week in tho NBA Cil Sanford and Son CIJ Entertainment Tonight CV B.J./Lobo Show U C1J Wheel of Fortune (I) (fi) MacNeil/lehrer Cil CAPTAIN EASY WHAT FAMOU~ PA it.JTit.J5 HANG~ '-__:'.:_:':"__THE' LO~BY OF THE OLD PALSY HOTHl Twin beds, complete. 8ft truck topper. canning jars. RCA black & white TV . Call 446 -3067. Twin bed new mattress S50. Call 446 -2 629 after 4PM . Troybilt tillers S400, 10 in. radial arm saw $100. Call 614-367 -7238. Mov1e Camera & small stero with 2 speakers, record cabinet & 50 albums Call 614-992 -3014. Firewood ior sale . S20 00 pickup $30 00 delivered . 304-675 - 2991 before 11.00 AM or after 6:00PM. Spray painting equipment. compressor, 2 gal pot. 50 h . material line. Binks Gun. Also. 20 cu ft upr1ght fmezer. Leland M . Johnson. 304-675-1128. laying hens also refrigerator for sale. 895-3062. Pt. Pit . 16ft Bass boat. 55hp motor. trolling motor , S2 . 000 00 . 304 - 6756521 15ft freezer -chest w -clock and tray , riding lawn mower. _3_ 0_4_-6_7_5_-_5_3_3_3_. - - - - 1 J . W . Commentarive 3240 nfle. Remington 870 TB. 12 gauge. Full choke. vent rib . 304 -773-5446. 55 Building Supplies Building materials block. brick. sewer ptpes. windows . lintels, etc . Clauc!e Winters. Rio Grande. 0 Ca11614-245 -5121 LUMBER -Rough cut, oak, poplar, 2•4. 2x6, 2x8. h4. h6 , 1 x8, length availabl e, 8 ft . through 16 ft. Hogg & Zuspan, 304-773 -5554. Now open for business. Mountain State Block. At . 33. New Haven Complete mHsonry supplies, 4" , 8" . 12" block . Delivery service Phone day 304-882-2222 , evening 882 -3239 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor -o utdoor focilities . AKC Doberman puppies : Stud Service. Call614 -446 7795 Complete Peavey sound system. 6 channels, 4 professional mikes $1,000. Call 446-4525. Piano for Sale· Wanted responsible party to assume small monthly payments on Spinet Console Piano. Can be seen locally. Write ; [in clude ph no.,) Credit Man ager. P .O Bo• 209. Breese, II 62230 58 & rienced including ~~==~=======T==========~ hot RINGLE'Sroofing, SERVICE expe tar application, carpen · Northup King corn, alfalfa &t grass seed, other farm seeds. Cal 1 Vaughn Taylor, 614-245-5064or614 -2465815 after 8PM . Hay and straw for sale. Call 614-256-9352. 65 Fruit Vegetables Farm Supplies & Liveslock Farm Equipment Troy- Bilt tillers. Check our special price before you buy any tillers. Swisher Implement Co. St . Rt.7 N. Gallipolis.OH Call 614 · 446 0475. Corn planters : New Ford 2 row. used 4 row MF. Call 614 -379-2468. 165 Massey Ferguson 130 Farmall with cu lttvators. Harrow & tobacco baler. Call 446-7838 alter 6PM. Massey Harris tractor . mower. front end lift , wagon, ~· l ows, 52,500.00. 304-67~ - 5809 . 1974 brush chipper. ready to work. price $5,400 .00 Phone 304 -458 -1031 . Livestock REg . Polled Hereford bull approJt . 1300 lbs. Call 614 379 -265 7 Case 310 front endloader dozer. S4.000 Call 614256 - 1427 . Holstein Heifer calf. Coli 61 4 -25 6 -6315 & Fertilizer Wanted to lease · Tobacco allotment . Call 304-675 1197 after 6 p.m Transportation 71 63 Seed Garden seeds. plants. Ken · nebec seed potatoes $8.50. Fertilizer. field seeds Boso Agri · Center. 448-2463 . Harris Farms & Green Houses , Rt . 124. Portland, Oh . Now open 10 -- dusk. 61 Hay & Grain S75 Jividen 's Farm Equipment 614 -446 · 1675 . Long tractors. Vermeer round balers. rakes. teddter & mowers & also a complete lin e of bale handling acces! Tobacco & corn sprayers. tobacco setters, wagons. rotary tillers. rotary cutters, blades. cultivators. disc. plows. post drivers, plastic tanks , wood splitters. gates. power washers . Wheel Horse Lawn & Garden Tractors. Gooseneck trailer And see us for a complete line of parts & service! USED EQUIP • 245 Massey Ferg. 2 -9N Fords. 424 IH, 801 Ford, 60 Ferg. 135 MF. 150 MF w -loader. JD dozer, 2 Ver meer round balers. 120 MF baler. Gravity wagons, plows. corn planter. lime spreader. disc. We buy used equipment! Call 614 -446 -1675. Autos for Sale TOP CASH pard for late model used cars. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eastern Ave ., Gallipolis . Call 614-446-2282. 1 980 Chevy Caprice SW loaded. e•cellent condition. Clal 614-682 -7602, Ook Hill. Oh 1976 Monte Carlo fa1r cond .. runs. ex . good tires, new battery. AC. Power windows. power seats. 305 motor. $400 Call 446 · 8114 . 1- -- - - - - - - - - 1972 Ford To rino station wagon. A - 1 cond Alot of TLC , SBOO. Call 614-388 9362 . 1978 Ford Fatrmont Futura , 3 spd., AC. good cond., S2.000 or best offer . Call 446 -3637 . 1977 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr .. body good. 76.000 miles. V -8 301. am radio, PS ., PO., AC , 446-1853 1976 Monte Carlo 61.000 mi asking 52,000 . 1979 Cougar XR7 58,000 mi. ask1ng $3.100 . Call 446 3709 1--- - - - - - S250 Ca11614-256 - 1755. 1977 Dodge Aspen, slant 6, 4 dr .. PS. AM-FM stereo $1.700 . Cal l 446 -8158 . 1980 Buick Regal limited, PS. PB. cruise. AC. tilt wheel. good tires. rear window defrost. good cond . $5,600. Call 446-4206 . 1979. Chevy Caprice Clas · sic. 2dr,a.c, p.s. V -Bengine. body, good condition. e~ecel­ lent performance Will con sider all o1fers. Call 992 7412 aher 5 p .m . 1983 VW rabbit 4 dr. GL. am-fm stereo cassette. p.s. rear defoggerS. wiper. 9923517 . 1982 VW Rabbit diesel. 4 dr. auto, am-1m, steel belted radials with low mileage. 614 -446- 7389. 1 980 VW Scirrocco 5 speed, a.c. aluminum wheels with steel belted radials. Call 614 -446-7389. Ch&rolais, 2 Hereford, all axe. cond . Call 614-3888509. Pigs - 8 weeks good stock. S35. Call 614 -367-0624 1978 Cornaro Z-28. 83500 Coli 304-882 -2546 Goats-young billies for pets or grazing . Call 614 -367 · 0624. 1974 Chevy Vega station · wagon GT. Auto .. ps, good tires. $300 . Call 614 -949 2202. Sleeping room 8116, utili ~ tiea paid Share bath . male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd . Ave .. Gallipolis. Cell 446 -441 6 alter 7 PM . COUNTRY MOBILE Home P•rk. Route 33. Nonh of Pomeroy. Larle loti . Call 814-992 -747 . 1976 Ford 4Jt4 new ttres. good cond .. no rust. Call 614 -266-1268 . 1970 Ford% ton PU. 6 cyl.. standard, runs good, 5300 . Co li 614 -3 88-9367. 1981 ChevyPickup;1932& 1936 Ford Truck; 1977 Chevrolet Van . 446 -3243. 1979 Ford C 600 with 22ft van body. ro ll up back door. price $5,600 .00 . Phone 304 -458 - 1031 Vans & 4 73 W .O. 1979 Jeep CJ-5. 6 cyl. 3 spd., loaded w1th extras S3.000. Call 446 -0515 1981 Plymouth Trallduster. 4WD. AC, 45,000 moles. exc. cond. Call 446 -2825. 74 Motorcycles 1982 Honda CB 650. 2300 miles. exc . cond .. 2 helmet , sissy bar & chrome. case guards. Call 446 -4989 after 5PM. 83 Honda 750 shadow, 2.100 miles. axe. cond. 2 helmets . Call 614 -44 6 3738 1979 KDX 400, 273 moles. S795. Coli 446 -8221 1979 Honda CB 650, wind shield. roll bar. cruise. mag wheels, trunk. low miles, S1 .295 Call 446 -42 05 . 54 Misc . Merchandise 6 H P Go-Cart, $150. Call 992 -6666. Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12" -22" 1tocked in yard HEAP vender, prompt delivery. 814 -2666246 . Umeatone, Sand, Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Maig1, G•llla or pick up at Richerd• & Son . Call 448 -7 786. All kinds of furnence pipes. Call 614 -268-1628. '75 Chevy Impala $350.00. Can be 1een 105 Walnut St., Hender10n . W .V. 304-676 4203 . 1964 Buick Skylartc.. new tiras. new battery. black interior, white exterior , Ra dio, auto ., PS, real good ohape, 81,000 .00 firm . Phone 304 -876-2902 aftor 6PM . 1976 Chryolor N-pon, axe cond., 304-876 - 1402. 1980 AMC Concord $2,260 . Phone 304-8983828. 82 & Auto Parts Accessories lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy Luv truck Phone 304 -675 -5462 . 79 Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. U S. At. 50. Coolville. Oh 614 667 -3386. 1973 6th wheel camper. 30 ft ., self contained. runs on elec. or gas. AC, new awn. $3,600. Coli 614 - 367 7833. Services 81 Home Improvements STUCCO and PLASTERING · Commercial 8nd reaiden tial, free estimatea. Call 814-266-t182 . Marcum Roofing &. Spouting . Now installing rubber roofs. 30 years experience. tpecializing in built up roof. Call 614-388 -91167. PAINTING- Interior ond ex terior, plumbing, roofing. some remodeling . 20 yrt. exp. Coli 814 -388 -9862 . 0'Mllfl!NE LIFE.' COULD BE ... BU'T THE . ..,DEFINITELY 5UuuE5TINq INTELL/aENCE ·~ PAHEFiHS A~ E VEIW Of!OERLY AND OELI8Ef!IITE... Game C'M()N,DINNY! GET GO IN' .... HEY! WHAT IN TH'.. ???! Good-1 E111cavating. base ments. footers, driveways . septic tanks. landscapmg. Call anytime 614 4464537, James l Davison. Jr owner . 8'30 9;00 J.A.R .Construct1on Co Ru tland, 011,614 -742 -29 03, Basements, Footers. Concrete work , Backhoe's . Dozer & Oitcller. Dump trucks & water -gas-sewer electrical lines ~ Ditch Witch Model 2300 M -4 for sale Call after 5 P. M . 614-592 - 5685 or 614 -443 -9751 & -··- F1 ve buchs extra on lJOUr Your WdLJ of protectinq liqht bill five hundred to ~our house could run into replace your window .. b'1q mone~! .and when you add what it cost to fire up your Cdr and park it in the drive- Knock it off, , wa~! Electrical Refrigera1ion WINNIE CONTACT PASSED US ONCE. SLOWLY ..• TO MAKE SURE I WAS ALONE. OUR Electrical work. all phases, free estimates. reasonable rates . quahf1ed ele ctrician. Contact Ron HuHman. 614 256 - 1583. NOW HE'S TURNING AROUND AND WILL CIRCLE BACK, I'M SURE. WE'D BETTER NOT TALK FROM HERE ON IN. SEWING Machine repans, service. Author~zed Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors~ Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 614 -992 -2284 D . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES ProfeSSIOnal ser vice for appliances. heating, cooling and elech1c Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit chen Aid . Residential. Com mercial , Industrial 304 675-4819 or 614 -388 -8274 BARNEY I GOT A THROBBIN' DOC·· D DAY REFRIGERATION SALES · Pro1ession al ser vice for appliances. heatmg. cooling and electrtc Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit chen Aid Restdenttal . Com mercial. lndustrtal 304 875 - 4819 or 614 -388 -8274 --WELCOME TO TH' CLUB AN' A SORE THROAT AN'- · HEADACHE General Hauling James Boy s Water Serv1ce Also pools filled . Call 614 266 - 1141 or 614 - 446 1175 .. 614 -446 -7911 PEANUT~ TI-llS MUST BE A YUCCA PLANT JIMS WATER SERVICE. Call Jim lanier, 304 -675 7397. ·' Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec:: . Ave .. Gallipolis 814-448-7833 or614 -4 46 : 1833. I Jumbles Answer (I) West Virginia Jazz Festival (fiJ American Playhouse 'CI!y News .· Nancy Cohen and Ell 1ot Crown star tn thiS story about an under ground' newspaper and tts crazy publi sher try1ng to sur vive tn the face of fmanc 1al despa1r (60 mm ) [Closed Captioned! 9,30 Cll Ill 1121 Oh Madeline Madeline's SISter comes to town for a VISit . (AJ 1 0;00 0 ffi CZl Remington Steele laura and Remmgton are h1red by a dytng tycoon to locate the twm SISter of h1s adopred daughter {R) 160 mon I (]) Murder: No Apparent Motive Th 1s documentary sludtes the epidem1c of ser 1al murders 1n the U S (1) SCTV #12 The comocBI chron1cles of the myth•cal M clonvtlle televiSIOn channel contmue m all-new ed1t1ons Stflfnng Joe Flaherty. Eugene Levy. 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(Rl (60 min I Cll Lltenight America ® All In the Family 0 (HI Nightllne I!IIJ Twilight Zone 11 ;46 (]) College Baseball: LSU at Mlomi lfla.l 12;00 (])Bums C. Allan ([I MOVIE: 'Bonnie & Clyde ' Cll·Nlghdine . ' XI ) " VITAL MUSIC NINETY FICKLE Why he 1ns1sted on weanng seat belt sTO SAVE HIS KIN Now b11clo. In stfJC!I.. Jumble 6ooil No. S lanailable tor S:1 .25 plus 554 poslage and handling !rom Jumbla. c1o this newwspl!per , ao._ 34 Norwood, N J 0164!1 lnc lvde your name , address, r1p code and make check pay;~ble to Ne-spaperbooks BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Struggling for a top c1ud, Ltnd .s urt' NOR Til • i 62 AQ 4 • J 1 6 :: lhe be~t pia~ t IU (I H -, for 1t It t ~ <.t 0\'('rtn c k ('VE'n tf W(>q holds hts nths South starts b_., runntng o!f • A K Q; his four rlubs Bv thts ttmr- East ha" dt:-- rarded ct h('ar l and d diamond . a nd West has lf'l a diamond go Now South runs hi ~ threr dti:lmonds \\-est Vulnerable · Neither Dealer South West North East .... outtt Pass 2+ Pa -;-., :1 r\ T Pa ss Pass Pa-.,~ I+ let s ~~ " 10 ol s padl's go Now comes till' surr- -t!ltng play for 10 ln cks Dummy s kmg of hcClrl s 1s <-a shc·d \\'hen ~a s t tollnw s South know s that Wes t 1s lett wtth two h1gh hearts and twu Openong lead •Q spildes. and that Ea st 1s ]('ft By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby of pU1n1 ctnch If Easl hold s the spadE' ace. but an cllert d<' c l<:trCJ t'J.n ftnd ways lu gl't that 4111 2 bidding match Evt·n th nse cd ~-ou who aren't m1ght b•· tntl."r ested m that f'Xtra t n<' k G~nd SOU Til The pu s~.1h l1 • pl ayers •r o :1 • 984 ;Jnd a readers arr EAST +H 1:1 • 7 :1 2 lrwk ~ diT nHH' .s hould WOJII' \' a hcJut tltdl ('X\ra trwk . hu t lols ol vou t WEST +AQ 10 .QJ 10\J \'I Ill \\lfl \\ II h Vtt lll n(,t•· th .tl \'1>\1 li ~.n- • · ll'nth lrt<'k til c., pctde s Only m all h po1nt pld_\-"('t-., 4-H !14 • K R~) • K H5 Charles Kuralt anchors tht s program whtch features v1ews of the people of thts country. the personal tmpact of Important news stor~es and proftles of lamous Amencans (60 mlfl l (]) (IT; Nova ' Art1f1cml Heart.' The rtsks. costs and controvers•es surround1ng the developrhent of the art •· ficial heart are exam1ned . (A) (60 min .I(Ciosed Captoonedl ([J 18 ~ a.k.a. Pablo 0 C2J ([I Riptide Cody, N1ck and Boz nsk thetr hves 1n order to rescue an executive who 1s being chased by an assassin . {A) (60 min .) (I) 700 Club ([J 18 (j2J Three's Company Tern fears that she won ·t get a hosp1tal pro motton unless she barga1ns w1th romance ~RI [Closed Captioned] 0 ([J ®l MOVIE ' 'Peter "r I D (Answers tomorrow) Vester d ay .s • A42 t KJ5 News Need someth1ng hauled away or so mething moved? We'll do it . Call 446 -3159 between 9 and 5 . 87 Print answer hera: Blunders CIJ HOW MANY POUNDS OF LIMBURGER CHEESE DO YOU WANT? Now arrange the c1rcled le"ers to form the sutpnse answer. as suggested by the abOve cartoon 0 (]) @I American Parade and Paul' Part 1 GASOLINE ALLEY Pasquale Electric Co a ll phAses of electnc wurk , all work guArAnteed Aerial truck rental 614 - 446 4066 . 85 0 VARAL ([J 18 1121 Foul -ups/ Bleeps/ ALLEY OOP 84 76 WilL, £/iUC!iG · YEf{ ()OWN f!WFU l?EEP.' COULP BE fiN UI'IHNOWN GPECIES TH/iT'G THE PfWBi.EM, Excavating 75 I I I bjHinriArnoldlriCIIObLH e,., ,,_.._,,,.._.,, ""' ®News 0 (HI People's Coun @I Quest for Excellence 0 III Tic Tac Dough (]) SportsCenter (I) Major League Baseball : Family Feud ® Wheel of Fortune &I ~ Entertainment Tonight fJ) Major League Baseball : Pittsburgh at Philadelphia 7;45 (!) NBA Tonight 8:00 0 Cil (!) A Teom The A Team helps three disabled Vietnam veterans tn stav1ng off a land developer who is after the1r desert water {A} (60 min I Cil MOVIE : 'The Far Pavilions' Part 1 Cil MOVIE: 'Used Cars' (]) Gentle Ben (!) NBA Basketball; t984 Opening Round Playoff SHULAW'S Plumbmg and Heating. Rt 2 Neal Road, Point Pleasant W Va 304675 -6420 l1censerl and l11sured . Starks Tree Tnmming & Removal lawn mow1ng and maintenan ce. landscapmg 10 Pet off all estimates 304 -576 2010 I [] Cll 0 Cll JIM'S PlUMBING & HEAT ING Rt 1. BoK 355 , Galli polis Call 614 -367 -0576 83 I RUPOC I I I · -- Cincinnati at Atlanta CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 -446-3888 or 614 -446 4477 1983 V-65 Magna Honda. 3,000 m1les. E)(C cond . never abused. good tires $3,400 . 00 . 304-6753288. Correct Craft & Ski Su preme, family ski boats . New & used. Parkersburg, WV 304-422 -8433 o• 304 422 -2367 . 7:30 I HEARD ABOUT......... Plumbing & Heating Dotson's Tree Service In sured - Free Estimate 304 576-2897 16 ft. fi3hing boat. 20 HP motor. trailer. troll1ng motor. swivel seats. S1.995 . Call 446-3637 . ,.,1\lJD 'lt\J'LL N8VER BRIEllE WAAT Absten Home lmproveme n1 Specialist. Homes. addi tions. roofing. patios. drywall. concrete . paint1ng. all type.s of remolding 304458 - 1 566 . 1980 Yamaha 860 special, good condition. 4.100 miles. $1,300 00. 304 676 -2846. Boats a 'n d Motors for Sale Newahour BORN LOSER Will haul sand. gravel, any thing 304 -458 -1566 1977 Chevy truck. 6 cyl., automatic, $800. Call 614 992-2892. 1974 Okls Delta 88. new sticker, new starter, new battery, good work car, 8460.00. 304 -875-1219. Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooma and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hote l Ca11614 -446 -0766 ter, electrician, mason. Call 304-675 -2088 or 675New truck fenders & doors. 4560 · Chevv fenders $75 . 95 . 1- - - - - - - - - - S - H - I P Chevy doors S165. Ford GET your carpet SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN tondoro $75 Ca11614-256STEAMEA . Water removal, 1260 furniture cleaning. 1ree esti mates. 304-675 -2295 Must s11crifice 80 Chevy sport short bed truck. axe. Remolding. siding. interior cond .. 1 owner. AM-FM. and exterior. teJttured coatcarpet . double rust proof. ing, simulated brick and tin1ted glass. blue & black stuco, thermo replacement with stripes, $4.500 firm . windows . 304 -675 - 1560 Call 614 -367-7833. 1969 Hi -lo camper, $650. good cond. Call 614-367 7238 Two room and bath fur nish ed cottage. utilities pa1d. ntce yard, one adult, s 160.00 month. deposit , 304 -675 -2661 45 Trucks for Sale 73 Volkswagon for sale 1 978 Chevy Caprice Classic. 4 dr. am-fm stereo tape, p .s. power windows & door locks, velour interior. new paint. Must aee & drive to appreciate. 614-446-7389. 3 head Yearl10g heifer, 1 72 (HI News Specializing 1n Zenith and Motorola . Quazar, and house calls. Call 304 -576 2398 or 614 -446 -2454. 64 Unscramble these four Jumbles, one lener to each square, lo form ro.... ordinary words. EVENING Fetty Tree Trimming. stump remov-"''· Call 304-675 1331 . ano bargain Wanted : ReFor sale Spinet-console pi· spons1ble party to take over low monthly payments on spinet piano Can be seen locally . Write Credit Man ager P.O. BoJt 537 Shelby 'II IN 46176 . VI e. ~ ~ ~~ 8 4/24/84 RON'S Television Service . Musical '\lf}\"1~, ..ft fi}'ft ~THAT ICIIAMILID WOIID QAMI Television Viewing GENE ' S OEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard -water extrac tion. deodorizers. FREE estimates. Reasonable rates. Gene Smith. 992 -6309. Young coon dog for sale. Call 614 - 367-0169 The Daily Ohio H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding. roof1ng, room addition , storm windows. slono. Call61 4 -367 -0409 . Reg Pit 8 ull pups, 1 0 wka. old. S200 or trade . Call 614 -388 -9000 . Good Milk cow & calf. Call 614-742 -2773 . 3 room and bath apt, Mt . Vernon Ave Stove and ref . furnished Exc . co nd 304 675 -1962 46 Space for Rent WITH OPTION TO BUY, 14' wide ell electric mobile home. eetting on lot ready to move Into . *200.00 down •175.00 MONTH . 304 6711-2711 . 46 Space for Rent One trailer lot , sewer and home , exc cond .. $6.700 14x70 Rosemont 2 bdr . 1973 1 2x60 Oetroiter 2 bdr .. 1969 1 2)(60 Raycraft 2 bdr . Recondtttoned like new. Call 446 -0175 WOOI-ll Tuesdav. April 24, 1984 ~ >~~e< o 1 '""'" '"< 1980 14x52 Liberty mob1le Call 614 -2 45 -9256 F·,~,.e M,. ~ 'tll?l-t-, l'T WOIJI-DM'T Be AS Instruments Freedom mobile 5549 A. 1111\i\..- 81 24, 1984 Ohio River Painting Co. Interior & Exterior painting. Professional painting at low cost . Free Estimates. Call 446-7249 or 675- 1690. 2 white min1ture male poodles. 8 mo. old . Also puppies ready to go bv May 1 . Call 446-0857. lot . Price reduced Call 614 388 -9957 attar 5 ' 30PM 1971 Larry Wright w~ Oragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow puppies. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siameae kittens . Ca11614-446 -3844 otter 6 . acre. well graded home, good cond ., c lean , reasonable Call 614 - 245 - KIT 'N' CARLYLE r~ 5 H P. Go- Cart. $150 Call 1979 fully underpinned 14x70, 3 bdr ., 2 full baths. V1 Misc. Merchandise 10" Pollen chain saw 876 . Coll814 -266 - 1628 . TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USEO - CARS. TRUCKS. GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 814-446-7572 . approx . T~~April Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio wilh four s p3dl's Now 1t Is a Simpl e m .:ttter loda y ·s hand IS quate stmple Nu mattf'T what svstem you USC'. South will piay thf-ee notrump We have shown how we would get there West make s h1 s normal lea d of the queen of hearts St nc e there ts no reason to to l ead dummy 's la st hear 1 West Js c<:~ughl Jn an end pia) ~uppose t::~1st hold' tlw spadl' aCl' Wb t mu~t le ud .t spade alter takmg t:1s St'l' - ond hrarl W l nn<'r un d South s ktng wtll .;till bt · tllf' tenth tnck I:"H·. 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I 1----l-------1-USouthwest wind DOWN I German city 2 Sci-fi creature DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it: 1o AXVDLBAAXR LONGFEI.LOW One letter aimply stands for another In lh1s sample A is o ·-.,_ t'lc . Stngl e letterS, . apostrophes, the length and formatwn of the words are all · hiats. Each day the code letters are dift'ercnt used for the three L's, X for the two CRVPTOQUOTES VNJURVX RP PN KSNVX-UWBZWZ ZBVXWSNQP WAARHRWVHL. BP ~ FRPHNQVJ PBIQWT .. Yestenlay's Cryploquote: NEXT TO THE ORIGINATOR OF A· · · GOOD SENTENCE IS THE FIRST QUOTER OF' ; IT.-R.W.EMERSON �10-The 1984 Sentinel ( Area Death Adrah F. Tewksbary Adrah Faye Tewksbary, 86, BuckPye Lake, died Monday at M f>mor ta l H os pit al, Licking NPWark. Mrs. Tewksbary was bom No. VE'mber 22, 1897 in Rut land the daughter of the late M att and Zetta Nelson Graham. She was also preeeded in dPat h by her husband, Grorge S. Tewksbary, two sistprs, Freda fu-ry and Angie Horn, one brol h<'r, Marvin Gra ham She and her late husba nd owned and operated Tewks RC'Stauranl in M iddlepurt . Shf' is SUivived b~' one son and daught c.-.Jn.Ja w . George and El iza· bet h Tewksbary, West Lake, Ohio ; one brothl'r, Lawrr'nce Graham , St Petersburg, Fla .; two grandchild· rf'n , Mona Marie Munster, Westerville and Georgp M T<>wksba ry. U. S. Alr F orce, Spam . Fun<•ral SPI"\'iCPs wUI bt• hPid Thursda.v at 10 a.m. at the Rawlings-Coa ts-BiowPr FunPral Home. Middlepor 1. with AI Hartson officia ting . B uria l11iil bl' in River v iew Cemetery Friends rna)' call at thP fum. •ra l homf' Wedm•sdus from ~ to9. Mays enters !Continued f rom pag<> 11 second-degree murder based on the ev idmPP it would bl' allowed to use. He said thf' court of appC>als tuled t hat the pt·os<'Culio n would nul b<• able to usc the abcvc mentioned evidencP hecauS<' It thought Mavs was not pn:•spn1Pd t o a magistha tein <J suJficimllv tim<'lv lasltion for i:lrr aignmPnt. T he prosc•cutor s.a id :vlays was not takPn befur(' <t m agis trate' until ninf' hours aftpr hi s arrest. T hC' court r ule'(} 1hJl 1hf' f~,· idf•ncr ob tained dur ing hi!" eonfpssion H·ould not be all ow('(] t:x"'C'aus<' Ma_,_.s was not cKtuall _,. Sl'n: ('d a wa r rant a nd his 1ibf>rty w as takPn ad,·a nt agP of. M<Jy."- is ~(' h r>d uk.,-:J to app0~1r in cour1 <.~ gain !\ pril .'~) ;Wan hurt in u.:reclt A Port lnnd man ,.,.·as treatPd at VPtf'rans MC'muriJl Hospital <Jnd rf' lc ascd Part~· toda~· aftpr a nne·vPhiclc acciden t nn Ohiu 124 . Dani<'l T Talbott, 42, was wPst · txJund at 11: 40 p.m . Mund"v w hen his pickup truck 1vportedly wpnt off 1t1P right sklt • of The road and int o a diich. ThC' SIJtr hig l1v.:a_\· patml sairl TJ l OOII's tnwk contin u('(l on . \\."f'nt ac ross Thf' ro;~d ID thf' lPfl siclf' and st111ck J trf'(·. C'CHJsing S('\'f'rr damJgf' In tht' t nwk Ta lbott \.\·as tak f'n to \ ·r te rans bV pri\'Jtr vPhiclc . and hf' was cilC'd b:i 1he pa I rot for taitur£> I o C'ont mi. PORTSMOl 'Til, OHI O 1AI' 1 Portsm outh C'it _,. Cou ncilman .lo ..,,.ph Colhu rn f<.~cr~ ff'l oniuus JSS<Jult dtargf's in cunn('(·tion w 1th thl' l; hoo t ing o f a 111Jn a t a downtown sllT'f'l cornf'r. pnlicC' sJ~ Colburn wa~ r"f' if 'JSf' on $7.~ 1 hond Tuc·sdav. but was schl'duled i n he in Munic ipal Cour1 toda.v to fncP thP charges in the shooting of Willi am A lbri'Chl. 18, also ol Portsmouth. police Sg1. Stcvr Diamond said Motor \'t>hidt' funds rt'("t'i,..d in t•ounty Regi strar Michael J . M cCullion toda)· announced that the BuJl'au of Motor Vl'hiclcs has th<' M arch, 19l\<l distribution of li eensp tax rE'venuPs totaling $18,740,985 .13 ready fur disbursement 1o loeJ l goverrun ent s. MC'ig ~ County wi ll rffri vf' $.'i9.m.m . Ohio lottery winners CLEVELAND tAf' 1 T he· winning numl:x>r drawn Monday night in the Oh1o LottPiy' s rtaily gam<', "The 1'\umbl'r... was 1170. In the "Pick 4" gam<'. playc'() Monday through Frida y, I hi' win · ning nwniJPr was 011 2. The lottery reportCfJ earnings of $97fi,(J7o from wagerin g on "The Number." Earnings ca mP on sa iPS of $1,1R1 , 1.11. wh i li• ho ldPrs of winning t lckct.s a rP cnt it lrd to sharc$:ll5,Q'i6. Weather forecast $1,501,000 court suit filed Monday A suit for $1.50UXXl was fi led in Meigs County Common P leas Court by Norman Milliron, administrator of the estatp of Roger Milliron, de<'l'ased , Rt . 1, Portland , and Norma n MUiiron, Rt . 1, Portland, aga inst Columbus and Soothern OhiO J::Jeptric Company and Leota Cooper, Seventh St, Syracuse. According to the entry, an f']('('frical transmission line was ovPr property owllf'(l by I ~ta Cooper where R oger MU!iron was a tenant. Thl' suit claims the r iPctrical Ime was within a few fept of t he residence w hich was well known to the defandants, Columbus and SouthC'rn Ohio E lectric Co., and [Rota Cooper. On AprU 20, 198'2, Roger Mill iron w hil P CJ!lf'mpt ing to install an Jntf'nna w as electnx:uted when it camC' in cont act wit h the t ransmission line•. Norman Milliron rt"C'€'ived S<'V('fE' elE'Ct rial burns. In the same eou1i, three ot her suit s fo r money wert> filed . Cmtral Trust Co .. N. A., Middle· pert filed suit in lh<> amount of $16,&18.02 against Mary E. Rager. M iddl<>perl, and Grorg<> Collins as Austin Powd<>r Co., Cl<>veland fUed suit in th<> amount of $4,035.43 against Coal Power Inc .. Pomeroy , and Stanl<>y Hunt , Char!PStown , R<•views mm MJ.., Mavor Hortman l'C'poned that the tu tr s !or th<:> HUD program are tx•ing sPI up by thest CJIC'. F'urty-fivp perct•nt of tlte funds, som<> $18 million. w ill be> f01muta aUocatPd while Sl p('rcent, sorrip $25 million , will bl' handl'd through compC'Iitivc pn Jgr ams prop.")SC'd b\" towns, cit iC'S, coun tif's and oth(•r govC' rnmpnt al sutx:livisio ns. Mayor Hoffman will attend o mE'f'ting on l ht' pmg-ram in Colu rn · bus all day th is Friday and on Mo v 14 a public hearing will IJP held to discuss any economic developmPnt applications from thP communi!~· Council discussed renting space ncar thP int<>rSPCiinn nf S. Second AvP .. and Hartin ger Parkway fur the placem ent ofsignsand will come to a dceision on that at th<> next m C'PI in g. Mayor Hoffman reportPd that a trucking mmpany had compla ined th at branehes on !rePs 3 rp scra tching new ca.rs being delivered in the town. The represen tative of the company will ca ll back conct>rning the matter a nd Mayo r Hoffman will propose an alternate routP. Height of 1he new c ar deliver~v is 13 ff'l'l . It was announcPd that Ron Ash, Ohio Pow<Y l'o. m anager, wUI do a prE•sent a 1ion on ac id ra in at the nex t m ('(>ting. Counci l will look over the new trpps planted in lh<>busin<>ss section S('veral months ago to see- if replacPmcnl s are n..roed . Councilman Jack Sa tterfield dis· cussed lhP removalo fdebrisonDpw St. when~ a house \\.' .'.IS torn down a couple of ypars ago and was assurf'd bY M ayor Hoffm an Ihat thp debris will tx• rPmoved. Sa tterii l'lll olso suggested thatlimc>stnne lx• ploced belwt'Pn the sidewalk and st reel on Broadway and on Plum St . S~Tacusf' Thr firf' df'parlmP nl ·s new GROUND ROUND roac hf's arC' ask('(! 1o Jltend . BULK WIENERS............................. ¢LB. HOMEMADE HAM SALAD .................... 99¢ LB. 50 COUNT STYRO Ru tland Township Truslet'S will mf'Ct Thursday, April 26, ai 6:30 p.m . at Rut land f ia• Station. Op<'n to the public. Vt"tt-mns Memorial Admitted R i c hard Je ffers, Pomrro)'. Discharged .. Chery l Ferguso n, F ran k Clark, Virginia Hubbard , Manha Tay lor. extreme sooth. Lows bt the 408. League lx~gins May I The J ay Mar Mens ' Golf LPagups will start play the first week in May. Tu<>sday evening Jpague "ill pl ay May 1, and Wf'dnPSday ewni ng leagu<> on May 2 Thos<> w ishing to pia~ in eithot· league ar<>asked to ca ll thp golf club and sign up immediate!)'. Prepan~ M eigs County WomPns' F ellow· ship wil l mC'C'I Thursday at7; :llp.m . at tho HemJock Grove Church of Chr ist. Mrs. Roger Watson w ill speak on the christian woman as a tE'ac hcr. ThP Voices of LibPrty w ill m PCt at 7: :llp.m . Thursday at the Pom <>roy United Methodist Church tro pt'P· pare for PeaCP Sund ay In hC' observed on May 6 at Sacred Heart Church In Por"leroy. for S('rvi('t' Served with Mashed Potatoes, Choice of Salad, Roll & Drink Only Pomeroy, OH . 99¢ 8 PACK COKE & SPRITE 89¢ $149 8 PACK WHISTLE GRAPE Pl " s Dep 79 4 PONTIAC & KENNEBEC SEED POTATOES Cabbage Plants. Broccoli Plants, Cauliflower Plants . & Fertilizer Hellmann's & Kraft BROUGHTON'S Mayonnaise QT. JAR CHILLY VIT. D MILK · 1/1 GALLON POPS NL East I'OIDldup on Page 3 PhoWs on Page 10 • WASHINGTON tAP! - The president of the United Mine Workers says he will fight any demand fur wage givebacks to the soft coal industry, w hile management's top bargainer says his chief aim is " to restore competitiveness" to unionized companies. With those opening salvos, UMW Pres ident Richard Trumka and ch ief industry negotiat or Bobby R. Brown embar ked with fellow negot iators on bargaining aimed at achieving a strikP.frt'P seUI<>ment by the end of September. The kickoff of coal indust ry bargaining was on<> of two m ajor colleptive bargaining events Tuesday as rpPresentatlves of labor and m anagement in the U S. Postal ServiCP likewise commencro talks on a new pact. Tough talk by Trumka could sign al tense negotiations in an industry w here slackenNI demand has idlro many mines and for ced the layoffs of some 50.000 of thC' UMW's 100,000 m<>mbers. Thefle also has been a sharp rise in competit ion from non·union Commission awards bids 49 HEINER'S KING SIZE BREAD 69~ LOAF ·-----------~ .-------BLI· JJOIJBLE •DOl1JII.E • DOO COUPON SAVIN6J' Double the value of manu· facturers' cents off coupons up to 491 in face value . SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT C.K. SUPERMARKET Upon thP recommmdation of the• M eigs Board of Mmtal Retardation count y commissioners Tuesday accepted I h<> bid of Gibson Motors Part s Co., for two cha ss is bids totaling $16,446.67 each for two new buses for Carleton School. Awarded th<> bid for bus bodi<>s was Edwin Davis , Langsville . On<> bid without a lift w as for $ll, 24352 whtle the bid with a lift included w as $13,29.3.52. The bids submitted by Davis were $.1,00'liC'Ss than lhP bids Davis submitted earli<>r. The Davis bids also included a five·year warranty. Dav is' bid was $2.l[)l undf'r the nex t lowpst hid r f'<'eived. Oth<>rs submitting bids on school bu s bodiPS wPre Ohio Rus Sa les, Ca nt on, $13,121 1.\i th l ift and $ U ,&<11 withou t lift; Lahmann Transperta · lion Co., Cincinnati. $10,'lffi without lift and $13 ,580with lift. The board also r('('(' ived hids for bituminous matNials. Submitting bids were M ar ·Za ne. ZanPSvUie, A sphalt Materials of M arietta, and Ashland Oil of Ashland. Ky. M ar·Zane w as awa rded the bid for bi twninous materials for the month of May also SC'aling grades. both anionic and ca tionic, and prtmer.The bid for ca tionic mixing grades wa s awardf'd to Asphalt Materials. A letter from l h<> Priva te Industry Council ask ing that two women be named to th<> board w asta bled until a mt'Piing is hel d with Sid Edwards , dirC'Cior of Gallia·M<>igs Commun· ity Ac tion. A lettPr wa s also read f rom State Senator Marigene Va liquette con· cerningr the adm inistration of th<> 19R4 Federal Sm all CitiesCornmun· ity Dl'v<>lopment Block Grant program. The lettpr said the Department of [lpvpJopment propesed a comprom· ise plan whtch would aUoca te 45 percent of the funds, approximately $1J:! mUiion dollars, for formula grants, and 55 percent of the fund s, approxunat<>ly $25.5 mUiion dollars to be ad ministered competelively. In the pvent that the alloca t ion from thP federal government is lf'!<S than $415 m ill ion dollars. $18rnill ion ~Aill st Ul be admmistered bvformula according t o information receivN. II was also repened tha if more than $4.3.5 million is rt'Cf'ived b,l ' tbe Stai P, 00 percent of the excess amou nt will hP ad m inistered rom · petetivl'ly . and 50 percent by formula . According to the letter nine of the 10 committee m embers. including Va liquette. have indicated prPlimi · nnry acCPptancP . A letter was read from th<' consulting fitm of James Jl'nnings and AssociatPS, Columbus, rrquesl · ing a mCPting with the eommlssion· ers on Monday. Ma~· 25 to discuss 19R 4 plans for economic ~ Con tinu e-d on page 101 The failu re to oht ai n as " ist · anCP from thP Ohio D Ppan m ent of Highways to plaf'P large signs along the highway dirP<'ting m otorists ro the count~' landfill and Meigs High sc hool has become a puzzl e to Meigs Coun ty Comm issioner R ichard Jones. Jones. during Tuesday's WE'<'kly commiss ion meeting said he could not understand why the commmission['rs could not gPt the State Department of Highways to plaCC' large signs along the highway dil'1"<'ting m otor ists to the landfill and the hi>!h school Jones said such a reques t was ma de last summer and he was informed t ha t it would be tak<>n care of and ther e would bP no problem . La tE-r. commissioners wcrr asked to suppl y rPrtain infonn a· tion, which lhP'' did. In approximatl'i)' two to thrw wf."f'ks a rf'pl ~· w as rf'<'Pived from the state stating that it could not pia['(' the signs since the signs did not comply to thl' cri teria of the State's gcn<:>rator pelicy . The letter wa s from Ted Shuska. t raffi c cngin['('r. Jones wants to know w hat i ~ the gener ator pelicv '! The board said it sent a Jptter to thP st.a re informing them of 2°/o MILK $1 S 9 M.ARKET OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9:00A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. MIDDLEPORT OH. ERR Richard .rant'S thc numbrr of" Vf>hi r iPS th:ll travf'll'd to the landfill from Ma)· :10. 19f\1, whirh was 24 .1 2.'1 or 2.12 per week. The statP's requirrmrnt wa s 21Xl l'ehiclPs a \\'PI'k Traffic to the munt y landfil l surpassed thr r·pqu irPm ent . Thl' rurmnis siont•rs rPportC'd that work would bPgin as soon as w<•at hf'r pprmi ls 10 rP.Sf'E'd and offici allv c lose lhi' old landfill si tP o n the No rman Hum phr0~ 1 proper!\·. 1, 1981 to AprU committees. SUPER NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR capacit~·. Walter F . Monda le today askrd his suppertl'rs to disband independ· pnt dt>lcga te committees supporting hi s ram paign as Ga ry· H art won anothf'r ddrgatC' con 1rst in \'Prrnont 'S ('3 UCUSC"S . M ond ale' s actio n. in tf'legram s S{"nt to indi,·idual dclpgatf' ~ and to hjs s1atP campaign managf'rs. com0S a da .\· aft er the Rev .J esse Jack son and Common Cause, a self·stvled citizen s lobby, joined Hart in condl'mnin g the df'IPgal e PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 29TH ' WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS and that many minPS are nut operating at full Trumka said the lNW "will not engage in concessionary bargaining" on a new contrac t with the soft coal industry. "Th<> UMWA will not accept any backward steps in contract negotiat ions .... No ra tiona l arguments havC' bePn put forth that justi fy concessionary demands upen lh<> un ion." he added . The last time the two parties bar!(amed in 1981, the UMW struck th<> industry for mor<> than 10 week s before accept in!( a pact which provided miners wage and other economic ga ms averagi ng 37.5 per cent ovPr the thrpp.year life of lh<> contract. The cun'f'nl pact expires Oct. 1, and Trumka said he w as hopC'fu l th at a peaceful SPttlement coul d bl' ach ieved . Tuesday's negot iations were rPCessed until May 9. B rown, pres ident of Consolidation Coa l Co. and chai rman of the industry bargaining team. noted that the union sha r e of ail U.S. coa l tonnagp has fal len to abou t 40percent. that theft' is a slack demand forl'Oal By WIU.L<\M M. WEU11 .<\,....,iated Press Writer •Redeem your manufacturers money-saving coupon s at CX 's and r•· cetve double the value when you purchase the spwf1ed ttem . One cou · pon per item. No ~xpired coupons a~cepted. Double redemption offer does not apply to Free Merchandise , coupons or coupons over 49' in lace value. No cash refunds when Double Coupons value e.ceeds price of item. Cigarettes and certain other items are excluded by law. To in· sure product to all our customers. we are limiting our "Double Coupon" offer to one jar of Instant Coffee and one can of Ground <;.oflee oer shopptng. Double Coupon offer good Sunday, April 29th, 1984 . We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. 25 Cenh A Mult imed ia In c. News pap er And he indicat ed that the• indu slr)· bargaining group, the Oituminous Coal Operators Associa t ion, will tak f' a tough stan('(> on wagPs and ut her E'C'Onomic iSS Uf'S. ·· rn thP broades t ('('(I nomic cont p.x t. thf>rf' continues to be a substan ti al 0\·erhang of coal production in today· s marketpla ce." Drown S<Jid. '"This has. rpsul tf'd in some- harsh r eaJities : dPprf'ssC'd pricPs, closed minPs or r ur1n ilf'd , t housands of coal min('rs loid off ." Brown said "our chal l(' ngt• '.A."Hl De to rf'ach a laOOr agreemen t that will allow this segment 1the unionized I segmC'n l of t he coa l indUstr;: 1principa!I_Y in thP East and Appa lachia 1 to sh are in thP tuturc >.'Towth at America n coal." ··so I tx•l iPVP the> rh al lf'ngr is cl r ar : To rPston' cumpPiitivcness to BCOA eoal. It is not a challen ge U1at I belil'VC w ill bP casiJ)· met, " he adc!Pd " But 11 is a chall<>ngc• t hat the BCOA is committed to m('('f tng · Stillwell studies Roderick~s ruling in Plummer case LOl.AI\: Hocking Count \ Commnn PIC'as Judge Jamrs Stil · V.'C'II m a.\" rulf' within a wwk on dropping one of the indictmPnt s against Maxine PlummPr. former cxeput ive director of the Gallia· Jackson·Meigs 648 Mental Healt h Board. St iJ wpiJ sa id a rf'(Juest for him to t'C'View Ca tlia Count :-; Corrunon Pleas ,Judg<' J uugl' Richard Roder ic k 's di.:'nial of a motion to drop tlw thpft in offit'i~ char ge w.Js prPsrntf'd hc•n• 'llll'sllay at a prl't rial hearing b.1 Daniel M . H unt. :'vlrs. Plummer' s Columbus CJ 1torne\. Mrs. P lummer \\'J.S S0C.Tf'tl~· ind icttld las t Df>ct:>mtx>r b~ · a Callia grand j u1~· for thf' ft in offi cf' and using hf'r office to influf'n C't ' a puhlic cont ract, thrw months aftC'r shf' was dismissed from hf'r j ob h_,. lhf' li4R hoard . Stil well WJS a~point<'Ci la st \\·('('k b\ Ol1io Supreml' Coui1 Chi P! .J~ s t irf' Frank CC' lebrC'ZZf' t o prf's Jdf' ovf'r thC' PlummPr tri al. tf'niJli\'f'h' sc hedul l'd for Ma1 1~. alter Cclr · brc/J.C rPcommendPd that R·>derirk strp dov.rn from 1he caSC' toa,·oid an _ ,. ITI C'Ill and IX""C' JU S( ' T]W tnHd hd ~ Th1 • J hilit~ Tt l II'\"~ lt.i .'\f'~ St il v.t'll S<:.Jid th 1~ morning th1· pn •t rial wa~ CJ mean~ of acq u<..~i nt ing himS(·If v.:ith the c asl' and thf' attornC'~·s. liP -.aid hf' m a~ schl'du!P ora l argument s on a p!'nd ing mot1on fora changeol vf'nUf' in lh P trial nPxt WN·k . HunT also rC,JUl' ~ h'<..l a lrK'J \ Hm changf' hc>cau~P he• bf'l lt 'H'>..; Mr'-. Plumnwr r ann()l F?,('t a l,1ir lr iJI Ln Ca llia C'uunt~ H(' ~u bmiliPd copi( •.., Qf m•wSp.JPf'l" art iriP~ ron·ring :\.1 r s Ptummf'r'_~.; acti,·itiPs H·hiiP s tw w;l'.. lh P hoard" _~.; C'XfX"u lin' dirf'C lo r . All rnatf'rial rl'lt ·\·ant to !h( · casf' w(•rf' prC'SC'n t f'<i l n S1i ]\o~.·('] l fnr r£'\ "l f'W during prPtrial. Stih.o~.·f'JI sa id hf' askf'd attornf')"S if thcr c H·ou ld bt' ; m~· ohjf'ction 10 holding 1hc> tnal in! .ngan. <Jnd nnni· w;1..;; offf'rf'd. l1r s; lid . hj nt s of prt>judi ('(' or impropliPt~·. Howc\·f'r. C ;Jllia Count\· ProSiX"U tor .J oS(>ph Cam ~ till has time to file · nbjf'f'l ion-; to :1 chan ge nf '·pnuf'. and StUwC' Il nntf•fl that a \"f'nUC' c h angf' ma .\ not hf' riPlf'rmin t>d until anrmpts arf' madf' to r-mpa nPl J Roderi ck had earliPr dr nird Hunt 's rrqurst for the thl'ft in office charge' to lx.' dismi~ sro . prima ril~ · because Mrs. PlummPr had bC'Pn covrrf'd b.v public emp!u~·~ rPt irP· ·· l"rl likf' tn m n i nt a in thf' tn :1 t cl ~! It'. b<'<'flUSf' of m\ tr ial dock Pt.· · St ilwcll sa id "'\oVC'.rf' going to t r:; ro do 1hat . Thl'rr arf' nn othf'r m otions filf'd 1 know of." JUre . Hart takes Ver01ont; stumps in Cleveland EFFECTIVE SUN., APRil 29TH • 1 Se<tiont , 14 Page' oper at ions. puzzles Jones VALLEY BELL GALLON • Lack of help 24 PAK SECOND & MILL ST. CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT DR. PEPPER 10 LB. BAG $149 Baked Steak Dinner Dining Room REG. OR SUGE FREE ICE community building. 'VIt't'L'I Thun~day PH . 992· 6432 69¢ 8 PACK 16 OZ. tonight. ~~~;;;;;;;;;~~~~~if,~~~~~S~P~E~C~I~ArLr;;;;;;;;;;~ considerable cloudiness Low around 43. Winds becoming light and variable. WednC'Sday, becoming m ostly sunny and warmer. High a rwnd 70. Chance or preclpltatlon 10 percent tonight and WednC'Sday. Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday: Fair on Thursday. A risk 9f showers Friday and Saturday. lllghs In upper 5Gs north to~ PAPER CUP DIET RITE ThP Long Bott om Community A ssociation w ill mC'C't WPdnC'Sda~· . April 25, at i: 30 p. m . at the Truslt't'S to mt't'l President Richard L. Tnunka $}.69 LB. Coadw,; to mt't'l Middl t•p<wt Yuu th League w UI mi'CI Thursda), ,\pril 26 , a t i ; 30 p.m. at Mlddlepei1 VillagP Hall. All LB. FRESH-LEAN truck . acquirf'd mainl~' through HUD Bloc k Grant fund s a lloca ted h.\' thf' Boa rd o f Me i g~ Count .v tomm is· sion('rs. will ht? on rli splay.· along with t he deparlmr nt's ot hPr fir r Meigs County happenings ¢ BEEF $.1.'U:OJ mini·pumpr"r fire fi ghting eq uipment. Th f' publ ic is invi tt.';rl to ai!Pnd thr open house to bP held In thP \'Olu n1 C:'f'r flrP df'partmPnt" s SC'Ciion of the Syra cusf' Municipa l B uilding. Third St. (Any Size Pkg.) GROUND Soil poster winners Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , Wednesday, April 25 , 1984 CENTER CUT CHUCK ROAST ... $1 .09 LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ARM ROAST .............................. $1 . 19 LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE ENGLISH ROAST OR BONELESS ... $1 .39 LB. FRESH-LEAN Smry on Page 8 at enttne Coal negotiations begin Vol.33, No.8 Copyrighled 1984 U.S.D.A. CHOICE J-'11 Green Thumb notes Cubs in first place e LB. RC COLA UPPER 10 I. See letters on Page 2 CHUCK ROAST tCont inued from page 11 Syracuse firefighters plan open house Sunday afternoon Tht.' S.\TJC'usf' \ 'oluntfl{' r F ire f:WpartmC'nt wi ll hotd an oJX'n housp Sunda)·, April 29, frum 1 to 4 p.m. . <H'<'Ording to Fin• Ch iPf CPnP lmiJodcn. Refrrs hm f' nt s will hf' se1v·C'd and door prizps awarded including a $.'i0 C S. Savings Rand, court E'Sy of the H omr Natio nal Ba nk of Racine and U.S.D.A. CHOICE BLADE CUT Indiana . Annie M . Lawson . S:v racuse and Kenneth Lawson, SyracuSP, filed suit in tbe amount of $3,!XXl.aga inst B ruce and Debra F leming, Long Bottom . Plaintiffs ask that the dC'fendants be tem perarily restrained and permanpnfiy restrainPd from interiertng wi th the use of the gas linP w hich furnishes gas to their m obile home on plaintiff' s rea l C'Sta te. In othPr court act ion. two suits for divorce w<>rl'filed . Filing fordivorce w er e Cind)' Lou McCarty, Shade, against Terrv M cCarty, Gallipolis, and Carolyn A. Sta nl c~. Pomeroy, against David Stanley, Myrll<> BPach, S. C. Filing for dissolution of marriag<> wrre Waller William Roush, Ra · rine, C:Jnd Kim~rl~ ' M arlene Roush, Syracuse. and Geor ge C. Horner, Reedsville and Kat herine 1.. Horner. Parker sburg. - A Republican changes county I rPasu rer . work begins audi ted and are in good ordeL A communica tion was r ead from Ca blentf'rtai!U1'lcnt announced an increase of $1 per month in charges for HBO ser v ices to customers as of AprU 1i Mayor Hoffm an reported lh<> distl'iet en g im~·r out of Logan had insp<'cted the wa ter supply ret'ently and found no problems with the water svstcm . The second v illage watP!' tank on Middl<>pert Hill is JgJin in operat ion . the mayor sa id. Upen the rpq ues t of the MiddiP· pert Board of Public Altairs, it wa s a ~ to adverti se for a new t hr('('·quarter ton truck ror thew a ter clepa11ment. Go ing along with anot h('J" rPComm cndation ot the I"('('J""Pation commission, council approved thp emp lo~ment of a park SUfX'rvisor f"or thP summer months Th0 indil'idual hirPd will hP in charge of all acti v it irs at tbr park except thP pool tbissummrrandwil l t1'crivr a sa Ia ry of $75 weeki.\'. noll•iDs WELCOME TO YOUNGSTOWN -Democratic wishers alter he arrived at Youngstown Municipal PrMitlmllal hoepful Gary Hart, left, reaches through Airport Tuesday aftemoon whDe campalgnbtg In lhe top o1 a barbed wire fence to shake hands wltb well northeastern Ohio. (I' P Laserphoto ). ,, " I appea l to you to personall)' accept my j udgment that it is not in the ix' sl ini C'rests of m , · campaign for Indiv idua l dplegates to form or continue to operate dPicgate com· mlttPC's," he sa id. Mond ale added, however, " I am confident that all deiE'gatescommil· led to me and my r ntlrP campaign have fully complied with both the i<>tter and lh<> spirit of tbe federal election law ." H art's m argin of victory in Vermont's [)pmocratir caucuses Tuesday night, where j ust 13 national convention delegates were at stak C'. wa s shOJ1 of thC' 71 Pf'H1.'nt major ity hf' ran up in that sta tp·s non-bin ding p~idential prim ary in ear l~· Marc-h. The Colorado senator had 49 percmt at the \'Ole with 81 pC'rcPnt of th r caucuses rf'porting, compared tn .1.1 perCPnl for Mondale and H pr'r rf'nl for the R.C'V . JesSf"' J ackson. Both Mondale and Har1 were in TPn JWSSE"f' today and were travC'!ing to North Carolina to campa ign in that sta te's Mav 8 primary bl'forr mov ing on. MondaJe to Texas and Ha11 to Ohio. A nother contf's t comes tonight v;hen U tah [)(>mocrats caucu s to d('('idf' 22 nat ional convention dele· gates. Nex t , on Ma~· ], TPnnPSsee and the District of Columbia hold primaries . I n Clevpland on Tupsday, Ha11 chided M ondal<> for what he ca lled "old and t lred ideas, held together by paralyzing comm itments to spepial Interests and constilutent groups." "It will take more than changing parties to save our economy," he said. " U we SPek IT!l'rely to exchange on<> failro v ision for another, our nation will still be in a pc•riod of dr::t m :J 1ic dt'(·Jim•.· · Hart a lso ;~!1~!l' kt'tl th t• Ht 'agan LJdministrJ tion : 1nd tht • (J:Jsl Thrn .· ~·f'ar s o f rT'<'ord hud~t ' l ddic ih . lk Slid Monda lp '~ prog-rarn nl J\ ht ' J'!l01"(1 humalll'. hut it lla~ " no lf'SS fJilun • in it s soul."' Mondait', ;.~ J sq in (']p\·d and 1m 1\.if'scla\. rn~linl< !im 'Cl h i.'- nP\•:ti!Uild pract irt · nl f1 '( "U -"l llg prima ril\ on R< 'ag<.m. thi ~ tinw .!ti<J ("kin g lht ' pr'f's idC'nt' s b.wkin g lor sp<WI • Wl \ I JX>OS ~~· Sll'lll~ ,mel IJI"OfXlS ing hi S01.1. ·n "'spat't' fn'f'zP ·· " Rf'a gan w;-~n t :-- lo opt•n lhr hPt:IH'Il ~ for n · o~ r Ltr P.·· Mond ;dp said . " If Mr. H<•.Jg,ln is rP·<'I<'<' tl'd tllf' ann s r; 1Ct' on f'ar1h will bf' ('X tend('(] to 1hf' skic ·:--. · · · · Evf'ry prf'sidf'nt si ncP t hC' b"1m b first w£>nt off ... has dom~ so mf~thing to redu('(> thr risk of nuciC'ar war until thi s guy came along," Mondalt· said la tC'r tn Nash\·ille . He r ldicull'd Reagan 's span • wf'aponl)-' program as a "fair:: t; ll1 ,.. and "a hoax en 1hc Amf'riran people." . Hart and Mondale rt'newed I h<'i r exchange on a familia r issue - thl' fPd eralloan guarantres that bai lt d wl Chrysler Corp. � 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. 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