https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/bcdf44de970040f6a8b847c31ef3e1e5.pdf deb62c7310dbffec65a7d90bf97c60d7 PDF Text Text 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. �Ohio Comment MEIGS.MASO~ AREA ROBERT L . WINGETT 1-.ubllsher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH .\ssl!<ilant Publi!;her; ( ' onlroller Gent:'ral Manager DALE ROTHGEB. JR. News Edtcor t\ MEMRER of Tht- A*isodated Prl'~S. Inland Oall;,· Pres!i Assodatlon and the .: \merle an Newspaper t-ublbht>r ..o\ssociat10n . LETTERS o•· OPINION art• w .. kornt"d Th ..J "ihould IJt' les!!i than 300 word."i lona- Alllt.'tti' rs are subjet·t to f'dltlnr and must tJt' s lf{ned with name, addresH and telephone numbt>r No unsiJeni'd leiters "'UI hf' puhU'ihed Letters should htt In good ta.<~lf" , addrMsinK '"'"'"~""' · not pe"'unalltlt">i _ Letters to editor Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 25, 1984 One of the pleasant things about growing older - ne of the few pleasant thing s - tS thai we learn something new all the time . I Just lf'arned that a sailor does not sef\e " on " a shtp H e serves "in" a shlp Thai lldb1t comes from a na\'al pubiJcatmn called "All Hands ·An old sa II under t h£> pen name of Ca ptam Mnssbottom ampllftes the pomt " You "Blwavs serve rna shtp, nf'\'fTOn You don 't rideona car. do !'OU 7 Of course not . You ndp 1n a rar and )>O U rid e in a sh1p. You don t live on a housr. do vou? You hvt: m a homP and . as ~mur ship's vour llomf'. !'OU II\£' m the shtp" Ca ptain Mossbottom passPs along anothPr acl m nmtton for land lubbers. \\'ho wrrl e on naval mat tPr s· Tt's not '!he l JS.'"-' Saratoga," fTTI'. tt 's USS Saratoga. When " USS" Is not used. the "the" Is optional. "As a young man. Mossbottom served '" Coral Sea. LaSalle and Pratt." "Shortly af1er dawn the New .Jersey arrived on line " Lei me now deliver what I hope will Jxo the last word In these precincts un "the whole nine yards." Fatthful r<'aders will recall that six months ago I inquired about the origin of the phrase. AI least a hundred of you responded by saylng tha t 11 comes flum the standard concrete truck, which contains nine cubic yards. Then someone satd tha t couldn't Jxo so. beeause Hal Holbrook In his famous monologue had quoted Mark Twain as having used the phrase in the rontcmpor an: sense of the whole works . I wrote Holbrook and Holbrook wrote back saytng. no. he couldn't recall any such thing in Twain's works. Well. that Utile mystery is solved. A keen·eyed reader sends along a quote from Holbrook's monologue In which Twain was Jelling the hilarious story of Millington G. Wheeler. who worked in a carpet factory. The pom fellow fell into the looms one day, and in a mailer or minutes "he WRS wove up into thirly·nine yards of the best three·ply carpellng." H is widow "took ttl<> whole piece -lhirty-nme yards - and spread him out lull length " And so on We are back to the concrete truck. Let us declare the mailer settled Thinking of the nr1gin of phrasi'S, I pass along an Inquiry from a €>'~~~ I'O~ WD~ ITA~ ·TE'<.€GJt.a,"'- f-\VLME ~l eA 'r-e A worthwhile trip As mam· ol vou know the Metgs Concert Band t rav('ied to A tl ant a. C~rgia rPCentl \' The band mPmbers 1601 an d 12 chaperonf's mcludtng M s (;.:.x>d nile depar1ed Pomero~' na two Gr eyhound ChartPr Ruses a t 2 am Thursday. Apnl 12 We arnvPd m Cf'flrgla ~ p rn , F1iday. ltf'('d, hungry. but In high splrl!s. at th~ Holi clo; Inn. m gwatcr Atlanta At o p.m . wP dined at lhP Red L obster and dpparted for Omm Int Pr natJOnal com piPx. tmmr diately after dinner We tht:>n walked across thrst r('('l to thr Georgia World Congrrss CPntPr AuUitoJr um ro attrnd thr Oizz \ C!lles!JlP eoncer t for Stx Flags fes li\ <:~I!Jartictpants onl\ After biPa kfas t Fnd ..!\ el l thf' Hol1da' Inn, ~•· Ut'parted to lhP F'crnbank Sc'!rncp Crn1PI, \'l.'l' SJW botantcal ga rdrns and \ISttod tht• largf'q planet anum tn tht • US \Ve Vlewffl thP sun and da vtJmf' star~ At 7 p m . the band student s performed at thr (;rorgJa Wmld CongnH.;s Centrr. obtammg d t hree ratm g W£' t hf'n c hanged clot h£'s f01 d n f'\'Pnlng at Stx Fl l:lgs Pal k . .Jnd dt nner was p1 O\' tdf'd at I hr p ~ u k On Sat urdav ou t brmd sttJd£'nt s and chapPronPs rl f'()~t rtPd fo r \\or ld Congrrss Crn tf'r to obsf't'W' ppr·frw ma ncps from ot hf'r ban(b ..-\1 12 10 p.m. wr wpnt tf\ ~ 1 x Flags for :.t dJ\ of fun chf'('k\J1g m rrv thrt:>t:> hours wllh th(' dirf'Ctor to make sure C'VPryone wa s 0 K ThC'n <:o~ t 5 p m we enjoyed a pn va te r att_'r N:l dinrlPr tn thP !Jark ror Six Flags a ltt:•ndPt>s At 7 p m . our director a nd 14 studr nt s depart e d for the Atlanta Svmphonv v 1a chartered bu s. E<Jtlier wr had visited thf' High Muspum of Art and ate and shopped at the Cumix'rland Mall, S('{'O nd largest In U.S. On Sunday we drparted tor Stone Mt Park . 11 ua s crC'atf'd to honor the Southern we~v of hf(' and Ideas which helped form thr Amcncan lifestviP , a untquP C'\ A I .1 p m wf> hnarderl our r haltPrf'fl husPs for Pomf'tov, an i\'lng a! 2 a.m . Monrtay mornmg The band boosters undN th<• No student had to p.n· onP pennv to go to Grorgia ThP\ Wf'tC' t f'SJXlnSiblf' for frw' mrab tra veling to and from Gt•oJ gia and pprsonal gifts In lx>half uf t ht• l hapPrones who tr .l\dPd with the band, I u·ill savwr h.l d a rcma r ka tJJp group of voung pt'Oplt• Tht•v lx•han>d ltke ladtes ,lfld gC'n tlC'nwn i::l nd 1f'!Jr t_•spn fPd Mr1gs H 1gh School" 1th thf' htgl11•st s t<~ n dard possiblf' In c lostng. I would likt> to !hank lhr Mav01 s and PohcP Uepar ·t m ent of Pomf' r m and M 1ddleport for thc·Jr tr affi c co ntrol for the p aradP tn bf'hrJ!f of our Rand Dtrector. Mr.., l.oodntte. - Pat Thoma F'f•'tl\dl dnd third m '0\f'rall" ~11 t hP ..,, ImP comp{'tll ion Thf' b, md ts .1bo !Jrl']Jcll ing to comi)('IP at St'< FLrg ... 0\'l'l CPor gid pt'ndmg appro· \ Jl of ttw trip b\ thr Bocn d of F.clucatton \\'p all' hopeful th,Jt ag<~tn tht .., hand " ·ill lHing prrdP t( J !VIr1g s Htgh School as wrll as tn t ht•mq•J\ ps 'Thrsf' thmg.., ca nm11 tX' posstblr V.l!hout f'XPf'rl lf'dt..IPI shqJ and dPcii catton .tnd WP fC'f'l \\C' hd\ P tho:-f' quallltPS 1n M1ss GDodml£'" - P.tt Thoma , sf"C'Il'lan , Mrrg-s l OC:'JI Bl:lnd Roos ter Offlcf'rs I'S - Tht s letl f' l s hows th.:.tt fhf'rf' has t>Pf'n on gomg altf'rn!J tS m<~dr to shn" o ut sc hool admtms lt.llton dnd school board of our fPcl m gs a nd support of Mi ss (,nndmtr lo1 s f'\£'rdl months :.tnd not JU "il lht~ lets! cnupiP of da\ ~ sinr P thr tr df'n ... um to not J('nev.. M1ss (;oodflltp '<;; (On!Jd( 'l Republican change.t; mte I v..c~nt tn tha nk .lamPs D Ad<Jrns for ht s lr11Pr m pajX'r a fpw wppk -.; ago r ha\'(' bft{>n a RPpubltl'all ;,tll m\· life but I di d not voir for Rona ld RPag an and I foronPwtll m'\' PJ \ Oil ' J Rf' publlc.m votP dg ;.tin Tlwr r hd\ r bfof:'n so manv c hangps m our govPrnmflnt sm cf' RPagan got tnto office th.JI tht• vcor person hasn ' t a chan('(' and tht' fdrrnrrs arP bC'Jng bur tt><:l slow!\ If vou don't m(' bC'IiE'\'l' just go to somC' govPrnment offiCP and sw what a run aro und you'll .:ct I don't think th<>y rf'a lly know w h~' thrv are there L tkf' Mr Adams 1 don 't th mk ReA-gan should bletmc ht s fa1lurrs on somf' one C'ISf' Today • 10 As fo1 M r W tnge11. hf' can surf' !I'll 11 lrkl' 11 Jl'a ll \ 1s and as for a stan ing ('hthJ, !\111 Adams. M1 R t•d gJ n \.,oulcl J J thf' J sf'nd $92.1»l,()(XJ In F:l Sal, adm so th~ y can O\l ' llhtow a govrrnmC'nt thP\' clon ' t ltkt• "A sta rving child - don't vu u knO\~ thPrf' are no hungn clllldrPn in this countr/'" Wf'll, then• Ls onr thmg about us country folk W e might get do"n but Wf' come nghf back and bf'ttf't days are coming KwpsmJiin g , Mr Adams, I here wtll bf>mon'lhan JU "i l my vote changing lhts yPar -Mrs Anna M Leamond. P 0 Box ii.l Ractnc OhiO 45771 history Today is Wednesday April 25. the !16th day of 1984. There are 2'i0 davs left In the year. Today's Highlight in History . On AprU 25. I~ - Iranian limP - US. commandos abandoned an UJ .fated mlsston to rescue the AmJ>ricaJJs hl'ld hostage in Iran On this da Ic: In 18.';9, construction Jxogan on the Suez Cnal In 1898. the United Stales declared war on Spain . In 1901. New York beeame the first stale lo require aulomobile ltcensc plates. the fre was one dollar. and the plates borp the inil ials of lhP owner In 1945, delegates from 45 countries m el in San Francisco loorganizP the United Nations. 'JlOO" We I ave a few handsome verbs of lhP Wl<>k. In an unidentified clipping, we learn I hal the choi('(' of a black woman as Miss America has "contemponzed" the pageant ... The Florida Power Co .• advert is· ing In the Tallahassee Democrat, says I hat with average billing "your bill payments are levelized." ... The Norfolk Vlrginian·Pllol repurts thai at an art exhibit a curious woman "steallhed nearby to gel a close peek" at an artist's costume .. The Suffolk IVa.) News·Herald carries a classified ad for a female shepherd dog: "All shots, and has been spaded " search rn movt f' theaters" .. The F'ort Collms Coloradoan bnngs us a fra ture ston- on a hydraulics lab w hf'rf' a technrnan watches "as a wre nch, exrrtmg lU,tl:Ml pounds of dlt'CX't ron ol direc tor Ms. Goodnt!P ra 1sro $U.74-l reader tn Umatilla. Ore. Js some elegant or gracious person "to the manor OOrn" or "to the manner born•" I had always assumed the word was ' 'manor." more or less in the sense of Jxolng born with a silver In one's mouth, but my - rrespondent Ia tely has seen It " nannN" To my surprise. neither Bre\1 r r nor the Morrises list the phra ' e in their dictionaries of ori1,'i1 ; Anv advi('(' out there? Pitfalls and pi atfa lls: The Asso ciated Press. in a story about victims or violent crime. tells us about a woman who became active "afte1 he1 daughter's murder in a group that lobbies for stricter sentencing." ... The Waynesboro News -VIrginian ofrers an eyeca tching headline: "B laze on Cruise Ship Burns Out of Uncon· trol " A movie C'litic !publication umdenttfiro) provides a startling description of the Will Rogers Institute. It is "the outfil that collects mone\- for mPdil'al re- b J(>nd of E'ducattonal. histone a!. and nutrtoor rf'Crf'ai!Ona l facrli l lf'S Early band booster support ThP toll ov. mg u <~s t\ !X'd ancl ma tlf>d to D an MorT !~. Su rx•t rntPncl f'nt , .Janw~ :vJt ll••J . Pnnr tpal. Roix'rt B.trton. Rtcha1 u \ ',Jughn. Af'land King. Rot)('rl SnO\\ d1 'n . .Jncl Larn. P owf'IL bna1d nlf'rnt)('l " Li st N(J\ H "Wf', as offtcPrs nt thf' \tlf•tg s UX"Jl Band 8 cX)"1PT sa nd IT'PI PsPn tattves of lhC' boostc>r orga nll-C~IitJ/1 , "-'OUld ltkf' to rxprC'ss our "U P!Jfll t and fffilngs concPrntng Mr s" Md nJy:n Gcxxinrlr and thr acco mpl bh · mC'n ts of thC' Mrtgs Bctnd undPr ilf'l dll'('{'tlon " Thf' ba nd' " Lontmua lh gHJ\,·t ng tn abrhl y, dtsCiplinP, and s pu1t \o\4 ~ ff'f'l thi s growth 1s dur m IL11 gP IJi.lr t 10 lhf' cO m~frntlr.Jdf'r..,hJpof :\ll ts.., Good mlf' Shr I" \.nl ling .md gl .Jd to takf' that "f'x lr a '- tf•p" to hf' lp f•,teh .:;tudrn t tn ht" hf' r mu . . tc f'Ciu r dtHJ "Th 1s \f' C:If lhf' bdnd pldcf'cl ftr sl tn ( I,J <;s f3 r ompC'trtton at the• Soulhf'rn Ohtn Marchtn g B~u1cl Sentiner Sailors on, sailor in ______Ja_m_e_sJ_._K__::ilp_a_tr_ic_k The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Strf"et Pomeroy, Ohio DEV<YfED TO 'rHE INTERElT OF THE Page-2-The Daily "Have you noticed their work ethic seems to burn out the minute the warranty runs out?" pt·('ssurr. pu ll s ba ck "A h, those r;~r l s of the• Golden \\('-.;!' Dumping vets ___________Ja_c_lc_A_nd_c_rs_on V.ASIII NCTOI\ - In a m ove that cdn on!\ br drscritxocl as unrrahs ti c 1n an t:l('{'tton \'C'a r thP non partisan Congrr sstonal Budget Offtcr ts I'('("Ommrndlng t hi:~ I millton."i of vctrrans be denied carp tn hospit als .1nd nursing humPs opt'l a1N.I b' thf' \'f•tpr ans Adrrumstr at ion . Thl' p1 oposal \HJuld cut $,1.1 btl lion a \ f'd r from tllP VA 's budgf•t 11 \\ ould dump moo.;t of thC' vpts. who .u r nov. !Jcatf'd 111 tllr>agPnC\' 's 172 hosplldl" <::~nd 100 nursing homPs , on t hf • .1h cad\ O\ f'l burde n(>() Mc'<:ll - c·aJ(' (1nd MC'dtcill d S\ "ilf'm s Man\ of lhf' \Ptrr.:ms ''ould ha\ r 10 tUin to IJl l\ .t iP or commumt\ sPJ'\ ICC'S fn1 tn, titutinnal cJtf' M\ asscxl.liP lnd~ Badhv.dt hi:!" Sf'f' n .I C'fl\")\ ot I h(' hush hush dt Lift t f•port llf'rP Jl'f' th0 matn prop()o;; ,tl, - "r\o \ /\ -.; up{XIrtPCI hnsp1tal 01 nur stng homp Cd. f (' would bC' d\',lll <..t blf' !11 q•tf'rdn.<~ v.ttlmut <.,f'n t< f'·f'onnf'C lrd dJ .., abtltltf'S un IPS<., t h ~·\ V. PiP Una biP IO df'frcl\' IhP cnsh nl thf'tr c a Jf'" M os t \ ' /\ ho..,plt J! dnd nursmg homP carC' 1' for non -sr n tcr• connPClf'<l In JUri('"' 0 1 lll nf'ssl's though pnorit\ ' " gH t'n to \l'lf'!',rn s \\h O \\f' r f' dt s.lhiC'd ,t s lhf' I I'SUlf nf !h('ll' mthfar\ Sf'rVICP - 1:\f'TI hPip for poor ,.f'ts and fnt lhosr ~vllh sf' r \'ICP-rn nnffl£'<1 clts~lht l tllP S could lf'fllllff' r f'lmhursf' mf'nt 'I hP amount would IX' delf'rmtned bv " mf'tlns IPsts" ofthP \ 'C irra n ·s a hthty to pav "Thf' test of JXlVf'rl\ mtght he> hasf'{l on lx'nPf1t s such as vrterans' penswn s or food stamp~ Ol incomP and assets," the draft report suggests - A "copaymPnt" p!ocPdwr would Jxo started imm,.dia tel) . "D('ducltb lcs c harged for am hosptt al stav up to 60 da:-o's m lrngt h "auld Jxo sri at $:1.'\6 .. .. A short hospit al stav. '1':1 davs or less would rost a vpt c rdn $100 a month tfhf' ha s $1.000 in annua l mcome above thP \'A J){'nsro n level of about $6.9RO - A" for t hf' priori!:-.' Patif'nt s \V i t h srn J('P connectf'd dJsubll il tC's. th0 d1 aft r<'< ommPnds that "PitgJbtlill co uld be trghtC'm>d evpn furthl?r" bv f'ltmmat wg covf'ragP for vrts wh o , Hil dt~nlt'd tu lJp IPSS tha n )() prrcent disabled. ThP most SPVPl e impact of thP p1 oposed cutoffs would be on oldPr \l'tC'rans who havl' no senicP('onnc><:: t('d cundttrun but who mW lonc·tPrrn t'<tlt'. A significan1 numt)(•t of thpse Wml d War I a nd V·/ otld W<:tJ II Vf' lf'l ans wo uld no longPI lx• Pligtb h• fm VA medical ('. II(' 1\ ggre~\ati ng the situation for thf'Sf' old llmf'rs \\Ould be thf' fact that ~1 pc'rf'Pnl of th<'m ha\f' no pn\ atf' health insurancr This means thrv'd have l o rely on M<~hrarr the Social Sc-curitv Adm ims t ralion's health program for thf' eldPt ly UntorlunatC'l\'. Mf>dwarr is dP stgned tor thP trratmf'nt of acutP mrdtcal disorders and 1s in ad<' quatr for long-IP!m carP. So. man~' elderly VA pai!Pnts would have to turn to MPdtcald. v. htch provldPs long term ca re for the tndigcnt But Medtraid. whtch IS financed mostlv bv t hr statf'S. is ulrPadv 1n dtffJcultv Jxorausr of t h,. Reagan admimstrut ion's cutbacks in fPd · rral a1<1 .J,1mrs R oose\ 'Plt chan man or thf' l\atiunal Commit i E'f' to PIP sf'rvf' Social SE>cuntv and MC'di , .. ,re. himself a Wmld W.u II vf' tcran and son of ·the prPsidf'nt who Signed the Soci al S('Cun ty Ar t. pointed out that Medical e a nd MC'Citcatcl aJf' a ln ·adv s1n•tched to thP lrm1t ln a momf'nl of randor thf' Rudgct Offirf''s draft repo1 t admlls that thf' ann ual savm gs would actuallv Jxo IPss I han half of the pro1rctro t'\ .l btl lion . Sine<' :Jbout oo percP nt of thP V A' s sa\·Ings wou ld srmpl v tlf' sh1ft C'd as cos ts to Mro1can· and Medtratd WATCH 0!\ CF:NTR \I. AMER ICA: My t O\'ing reporter Jon LeP 1\ ndeiSon Is tn the Caribbean and CC'nl ral A mPrica kwpmg an PVP on pr£>srnt and potrntral troublf' spot s In Costa R1ca. hc had a bnef tnt en.'lf'\\1 wtth (~Pn Gusta\O Al ,·arez Martmes. thf' fnrmPr r hiPf of th f' Honduran armt"d forces who "as abrupt I;. aJT('sted and shlppcd mt o l'XIIr b~' thf' Honduran govern mPnt Al\·a rez was wh1sked off by Cost.t Rtcan sf'Curity a grots befor<' he rould say much. but he winked and s~u d. "1 md\ S('(' you in Wash tngJon" and hinted tha t h<' m1g ht 'tf'll n lot morC' · about hi s \f'ar s IJf'htnd thr scf'nC's tn Hondut a~ - In Cu\·dna. th<' lrfttst, notor · tnusl\ corrupt 1 t_•gim£' of President l.mdrn Forix's BUI nham has w portrolv brought in Cuban milltar:Y ud\ tsPrs and 11 oops This is thP \lord being spread by nght -wlng CuyanPSP £1xi les oprrating in the United Stall'S and Canada They'd like to Sff Bur nham follow thP lead of thr 1Pfttst n: gimP in neighOOring Surl nam f'. whtch booted out tl.s Cuban au' isns afte1 the U.S. Jn\'aston of Gr('nada A grnup of thf' (;uv ;J O(l"i(' f'X J!t.'s \'1. Js cJ.ught 111 Ohto 1n ;mg to hU\ \H~ JIXJns C'Jrl v thi s vrar - hut tlwv hJ\C' rulC'd out thr mtllt.lr\' option ogdi n~t Burham "for now," thPv sa\. The pot vs. the kettle _____L_ow_eL_LW_in_:_g(_'u J::, r ntuall\ . ttl<> people of tht• wm ld must df'Cidf' \..\ hethf'r thP\ Wil l cnnt tnuP to li H ' tn an atmo' phrrP nt ff'dr and uncC'rtaml\' n )'X'dC'l' I doub t tf t h01r dC'ctston \J lll be to the liking of Pllhct· the Umted Staf(•s or the Sov lf't Umon, who on ly makr up 1l [)f'JT Pnt of the world 's populatton Smcf' \'\'orld Warn tht s 11 pf'rrrnt hi;is b('('omc· as dang£'r ous to wor ld IX'aCP as ra btd clogs In a barn\'atd WhPn the U S brought World Wa1 II to an abrupt halt bvdropptng two atom1r bombs on Japan, P rf's irlf'nt Han v Truman thou,e:ht hf' w a~ d n111_g thp right thing in .sa\·i ng American live.s He thought hf' was following tht· right coursf' whrn hf' organized lhP United Nations, naively asswnlng that world leaders cou ld and would control this new force he had released on the world. Instead, he only created a smaller arena for confilct. In which a few large nations had veto power over any thtn g thai lhr<'atened their own selfish interests. By this onP proviston in the U.N. charter. lhey turned that organization Into an Impotent gianl. In the last four decades, international organlza- lions like the U N . the sma ller rrgional orgamzations a nd thr W01 ld Court have all become paper ttgf'I S v.tthout f('l('t h or claws Har0: T ruman' s buck has stopped ' The United States has fJV(' percent of the world's population Thf' Soviet Un1o n has six percent To think lhat either could ach1ew world dom mance would Jxo silly and laughable if it were not for lhP fact that each has been allowed unlim· tied JicenS£' to beromP a thrpat to themselves and to the other B9 percent Here m the United States we are told dally that thP Soviets want domi nation of the world. The Soviet people are told the same aiJOut us. For four years the Soviet Union has sought to dominate one country. Afghanistan. aod have failed miserably. For three years the United Stales has trted to dominate El Salvador and haw on ly made things worse. U Russia ca nnot dominate a , ountry of 14 million and lhe U.S. a country of five million, how the heU can either dominate the world ? Administrations for the last 30 years. both Democratic and Reputr llcan. have used scare tactics on the American prople lo keep the Insane I • anns racf' goi ng T he SoviPts hove done the sam<· Of the two peoplf'S, lhf' AmPncans have bef'n thP most gu llible They haw the power to r hangf' thr tr pr£'sidf'nt C'Vf'I)' four \C'ars and lhf'ir Congress PVf'rv two vf'ars We have no one to blame but oursf:\IV£'S for the continued nuclear IJu ild·up which no" threatens the entire world The S0\1el people d o not havC' tht s power and have never had m t hctr entire history. They changf"d from an absol ut e mo· narchv undf'r lhC' Czars to an absolute dictatorship which they have today. They have never enjoyed I he freedom of choice We have. That is what makes us. as a people. the more responsible for the threatened posi lion tn which we fl nd ourselves today. We. at least . are captains of our own destiny' The Reagan administration has. at least. made the Amertcan people aware of their danger with higher and higher defense budgets _ The awareness was not Intentional but has been effective all the same . For the' flrsllime since World Warn the Amertcan prople have perceived the suicidal course we have taken In the past. About two·thlrds or the people of the United States now oppoSP the contin ued butld up of nuclf'ar "f'apons and any furthf'r rxpan ston of thf• cum:-; ra cf' Thts rs a stPp m thC' right Uitf'Ction T he l!mtro States has han " drmornKv fo1 t\\ o LPnt urirs Rus sia ha s had Com mum sm for m orr lhunfllvf'ur-.; /'\f'tthr1 isPxpectC'd tn changr WC' h ,l \ f' rhosrn to domJ ' nate other nations with loans. grant s. gifts and sa les of mtlltary hardwarf' Ru~:;;si a has sou£h t 111 domina!C' bv all 1ht>sf' means plus fear. Constant mrodling wi th thf' governm ents of nlhPr coumriC's In Central AmPrica hv iJOth nations could ev('nt ual l\ lead to a crisis which nE>ithf't country wa nts. Neither or thf' counlrif'S Is likelv to cha nge while the Reagan admlnls· tratlon Is In the While House. For either to Jxo hi ghly critical of the other Is like the pot calling lhP kl'ttle black . It Is time for both countries to recognize thP threat thev offer to the entire world They · achieved military parity in 1!l69 but both ha ve been building "('a pons steadily ever since. Even mad dogs know ix'ttPr than to commit sulc1df'~ Hebner s homer puts Cubs in first place By BEN WALKER AP Sports WrHer When the Chicago Cubs signed free agent Richie Hebner in January. thry were looking for someone who could fill in at third base. first base and theoutfield , and also help bring a winnlllg at titude to the clubhouse. What they got was all of that. plus someone who could hit game· winning home runs off star relievers Hebner, now 36yearsold and with his sixth major league leam.la shed a solo hompr in I he lop of the ninth inning Tuesday nigh! off Bru('(' Sutter to propel the Cubs past the slidmg St. Louis Cardinals 1·2. The blast, HebPPr's first of the season, put Chicago in firs t pia('(' in the National League East, a hall·gamP ahead of Philadelphia and Montreal, and sent the Ca rdi· nals to their seventh straight loss and into last place "We're like any other team m the NI. East," Hebner said "W e've got to get ronslstent pitching . If we get ronslstent pitchmg. w~Uscorea ton of runs. In this division, if you play .500 ball by Labor Day , you've gol a chance." Chicago General Manager Dallas Green. In St. Louis to watch his team. was pleased. Sutte<·. Q.l, entered the game to start the eighth with a 2·1lead. bul I he Cubs tied it whenRyneSandJxorg led off with a double, took third on a single by Gary Matthews and srored on Leon Durham's single. Winner Tim Stoddard, 2-D, went two innings. Lee Smith pitched the ninth for his fourth save Pirates 3, Phlllies 2 Kent Tekulve pitched out of a runth·inning ]am to preserve Pllts· burgh's victory m Philadelphia . Tekulve entered the gam~ with a 3·11Pad m the nmth alter ttl<> Phlllies had loaded the bases agamst Don Robinson nn singles by Ivan DeJesus and CregG ross and a walk to pinch hitter Len MatuszPk Mike Sehmidl was the first batter to face Tekulve. and the submarinIng rellever induced the Phlladel· phia · slugger to bounce Into a fielder's chol('(' at second as a run scored. Tekulve then earned his first save of the season by get ling Von Hayes to ground out. Plllsburgh took a 2·0 lead in the second innmg on doubles by Jason Thompson and Johnny Ray. sand· wtched around a balk by Jerry Koosman. 1·3. Padres 6, Giants I Carry Templeton capped a six run first innmgwith a longdrlve that bounced off lh~outst retchedgloveof San Francisco right fielder Jack Harper"s defense saves 4-2 victory ATLANTA !AP I - ThP ache is fading from T erry Harper's shoulder. but when h,. looked over his shou IdeI in 1he opener of a threP·game spries wilh Cmcinnati he added lo I he Reds' pain. Harper. on the disabled Jist smce dislocating a shoulder in spring lrainrng, was aciJvated Tuesday by the Atlanta Braves. His over-the-shoulder catch ol a dwp fly ball to left field bv Brad Gulden w1lh the bases loaded and two out in thP eighth utning helped preserve lhe Braves' 4·2 victory over the Reds Tuesday night The loss left the Reds, 0.12, m the Nationa l League West CP IIar The Brav<>s improved to&-10 "Mv shou lder fell okay," satd Harper. "I was very pleased to Jxo able to make a catch hkPthat. I wa s kind or playmg d('('p, and when the ball "'en I up, I had a bead on II I lost 11 temporanly in the lights. but I knew where II wasgomgand I didn' t brPak sliide " " I thought 11 was gomg to h1t the wall. " said EddiP Milner. whodrow in both of Cmcinnatt's runs with a third-inning sacrifiC't' fl) and a sevenl h·innmg doubl<' and also made a good catch hJmself m the Sf'Venth "That was one good ca tch . "1 was al S('('Ond base whrn th e wnpire stopped me," sa1d Gulden . "I couldn 't Jxoltev,. 11 I sa id to myself, 'You V(' got to Jxo kiddmg "' ·Alter learn ing lhat thP injul') "h1ch had kept Harper out of the Braves' linf•u p was to ht.s shoulder. Guldpn smiled and said, " It's too bad it wasn't his legs." The Braves scored m the second on doubles by Chris Chambliss and Glenn Hubbard. They added a run in the fifth when Rafael Ramirez doubled home Bruce Benedict. who had walked and advanced to second when a pickoff throw got away from second baseman Ron Oester. cover· mg fJrst The Reds lied the gome m the thrrd when Gary Redus opened with a smgle. stole second and lhlrd and scored on Mtlner s .sarnftC'f' fly . Cmcmna iJ pulled PYPn again m the sevent h whf'n Rf'du s l'f'W'n ' · ._ condon shortstop Ram irf'z's throwmg error and scored on Milner' s double Boh Horner hn a longsacrlficp fly to Milner m the spvcnth to score I.e raid Perry wllh the winning run. 'Mil ner made a good plav," said Horner of the catch of his long blast "But I hen Harp came back and d1d the same to them I guess il all equals out." Starter Lm 13aikPI, 2·2, pitched seven innings fur Atlanta and gaH• up eight hit s. st1iking out six and walking none StevP Bedrosian l'Piieved Jeff Dedmon in the eighth and picked up his thtrd save " It was an all -around good day for us." Barker said_ "It looks lik('WC' t'C out of our slump now." Tom Hume, t>l took thP loS' He was the iirst of three pitchers the Reds used m thP se' mth m relief of star1er Bruce Deren:vt . Two-game suspension~ fined to be appealed CLEVELAND !API The Clr' eland Indian s sa)· the~ 'II appeal the Am,.ncan League's two-game sus)JC'nston and $30) fm r agninst "'t'l'Ond basC'man Tony 13ernazarcl BPrnazard was ac~uSC'd of mak mg physical contact wtlh an umpire du ring an April lO baseball game wt lh the WhitP Sox in Chtcago T h<' lndions sa1d they werP not if ted of the suspension and fme Tursdav Thf' suspc'nsion wa s dPiayed pendmg a hearmg on the dpJX'al. team ofhctals said. No date has bc<'n s<'l for the hcarmg Indians President Ca ix' Paul sa 1d wnptrP '\lick Brem1gan provoked the inc tdent "Bremtgan called Bcrnazard a vile. filthy. uncout h name," Paul sa id. "He caused theenllreincident and we int end to back Tony to the hilt on thts onP ' In requestmg the hearing. Pau l told league Presrdent Bobby Brown hP has "never pnrountered a more unfcur decis1on " "On JxohalfofTony Bcrnazard. a hcanng on lhts matler is tHjuested. and he also rrqucsts an attorne)· he p=enl and it ts fUI1her requested thai a public stenowaph('J' bP pl'('senl." Pau l satd "We mtPnd to show lhal the ump11·,. caused lhr incident b\' his usc ol profamlv II ballpla:,ers can'l curS<' umpires, wh\ can umpol's curse ballplay ers'' Il's not fatr" &rnazard. who ranks s('('()nd 10 basp.stealmg m th(' league w tt h right, was eJPCied from the ·\pril 10 game after Brem1gan called h1m out on a pick-off throw to first b) Ch icago p1lch<>r LaMa IT Hoyt in the third mnmg Bernazard bolted up and allegedly maderonlact with thr ump1re Th,. White Sox w('nt on to Win 7 J The Indians smd Bf>rnazard went after Brrmtgan after Jxoing called out, and was ta ckled bv Ed Napoleon. the Indians' ftrst hasr coach. Bemazard, a former White Sox player, was traded to Clf've land during the off·season by the Seattle Marmers. He ranks No. I in the IPague with a .538 on·basc percen · tage and four1h in battingwilh a ..'l&'i avrragc. O(f/1, (It'~ ....__/ ~' :~ ;r~\ ~I · TEMP\' TWO~STEI'- Sa11 Diego Padres' (iarry T<·mple!On fin" to rirst ha~· to t omplt.•tf:' a dnuhk play <L"i San Franci"('O (liants' .\1 Oli\'t'r is out at >;t.'Cond hast.• during- tht'ir gamt 'l'ut'sday night in San l>it•gu. Tt•tnplt•tjm p<JriormNI wt•ll ,,t lht· platt• with a thr('(' run horw•r in tht• firo;t inning of his l.tHHith rn.tior leagur ganw. <.\1.. l..a.."('rphoto). Reds trade Trevino; summon Lesley ATLANTA !APt- Catcher AIPx Trevino took the news or his trade from thr Cincinnati Reds to the Allan Ia Braves with a smile on hi s faC<' and a song on hts lips "I have never SE'('n anything like it ." said Reds outftclder Cesar f'edrno. " He wa s laughing and >mgmg and just throwing his stufl togel hcr." Trevino. 2ti, lost hi s starting ca tching job last season and has sal on lhP bc•nch most of this year appea t ing in ju st six gamPs. HPwas sitting in the Reds' elubhoust•bc•fon• I heir gamewilh the Braws Tul'sda; evening when Manager Vern Rapp broke the ne"s he'd been traded fo1 a p layer to Jxo named later "When he I old me. I said , 'Thank you,' " Trevino said "I\ f' lx><:-n lookmg for 11 The pia\ mg ha' been ve~' rare tor me. I had sLx at ba t s and I 've a lways I:J(o(>n thP last guv they called Ia pinch· hit ... To make room forTn•vino . 2ti,thc Braves placed veteran catcher BiH Pocoroba on waivers for the purpose or rcJpasing- him Pocoroha. 31, was in his tenth season wtth the Braves amlled th(' team in tpnure. He signed a two-yPar gua1anlt'C'd contract w1th thP BravPs clftc•J the 198:{ SC'dson, Jt'(JUiJ ing I he tf'am to pay h1m through 19&'i wheillPr h,. plavs or not . Late Tuesdav. the Reds called up rPitPver Brad Lesley from lheir ClassAAA Wichllalannclubtotake Tr,.vino's spot on I he ros ter Lesley was 1·0 with one save and a 5.87 earned run average m stx ap)X'arances at Wichlt a The Cmcmnat1 E nqu 11w rppor1ed today that the player to be namPd !Mer m fhe Trevtno tradP m tght hf' nght ·handed ptlcher Tonv f1riWJ· lara, playing fot thf' Bravf'<;' Rtrhmond fann clu h "I rton 't know if hr 1Brian in rn 1 1" thrguyornot. RedsManagerVPrn Rapps..1id . "In foct. thPirndrcamr of do;; much of a surpris(' to me u s 11 dtd to vou." Trevino Pame to the Rrd s tn Ff'btuary 1982 along with pttchrr' <.reg Harns and .Jim Kern tn thf' trndP that SPnt C('Qrgr Fostrt to thP N0w York Ml:"I S H(' was rmmf'· diatC'I\ namt'<.l lht' oo;lartin _g catcht.•r, but hi s wPak hitting <Jnd l'nall(' tlu owing loost•nru l1is g1 1p on tllf' Job mid\\ ay' tlu ough the sea ~n The Reds dt aftC'fl catrhr-t D.u1n Btlardello from lhP Lo' ,\ngf'i<'s Dodgers in DecPm ix'1 I ~)1{2 .md B iJar dcllo won thr start mg JOb It om Trevino last season T~v ino was happ\ to be> rPun!I C'(l w1th Bra ves ManagPt .J r.)(' TfJnf'. who fotmC'rlv managC'd thf' M r ts "Hf' rr.t ll.' appr('('IJ trs m\· l <tl · C'nt ," TrC'\ mo s<.ud "Hf''s a goocl Guides bomb Clippers By The i\.ssociated Press The Maine Guides. Jormer l) the Cha iiPslon Charlil'S, a fm mel ub fot lh<' Ck•wland lnuJans. continu"i thPit ton id pact> TuPSda\' mght Js thev pound<'<l the Columbu s Clippers 12-4 !01 tiJPii iuurth sti aight lntema tion al League ba srhal l v ictory In thf' onh othC'r gam<' plavcd. Rtrhmond t-dg<>d TtdPwatC'r ~i-~ Ro<'hf'Sif'r at S\ r.tCUSf' \\a s r amf'd out. Th,. Cutdes. 10 I smn• opening dav, put thr gamr au.. a:-.' C'<.trlv \'-''h('n Karl Pagel smashed a thrf'f' run homN oft loser Kcllv Scott . 1· 1 Shame Dugas also hom('J'Cd to highltght a 1:\-hil attaek Columbu' eontrihuted 10 " ' downfall b)· committing five errors. Jc!T) U)der. I 0, ptl l'hPd lh<' lirst rivt> innmgs to notch thC' victot;.' whil e Guv E lston flntshed up tomrn a save V ictor Mat a had thr('(' hits for thr Clt ppt'l" nra\'f'S 6, Tid~·s ~ Rulino l.tn~n·p-.· pmch hJt tn plt • in the SCVPnth tnntng Cdpp<'Ci RJ('h mond · s Tldi'Wdtf'l' Th e Tid<'' had taken a :\ illf',til on u nPnrnr'fl run ~ m l ht• !tt 't .trul S('('Oncl mnm.[!s. hut ~ ~~ : 1\om mrnsk w ha ck f'd a I \\O-o ut 111plt· oil T tdC'walf'l' <.;fal tf't Std Ft ' rfl d lldf'l , srormg Mt lt Thomp>o n 1n thr fi lt h inning Kommrnsk thc•n "0Jrf'd on Paul Zun•l la 's s in~ le The Tides tied tl in lht' Sf'\'Pnlh whpn ShpJ Tarvrr smgled , wPnt to S('\'Ond on Herman Winningham' s Slll ~Zlr and scorrd on dn f'rl or In lhC' Pighlh, Tom Haws "alk<~l .md Zuwll a singled off R1ch Pickett . 0-1. set t mg up Linares' t riplc Fonner Tide P<>rl'\' Lmch. I I, pickrd up thC" v iet on man <.~ ger and h( • "111 fmd a wdy IQ u~m r "H0 did o good JOb !( JI' ml' tn i\'tw York" TnnP '- .WI "H C' hud h1 s problem s tn C me~n n .:JI!. but 1 d on 1 knov. t hP n\t"on fo1 1hosc problf'm s Onf' I h tn g hf' dtdn 1 hd\'f' a prohl('m wrt h \\'.J I.; f' ~ l l! hmg Hf• g t\f'" mP ~omf' t 1pt ron " Witfta ·." f' ~ ~· .. B R'-"" CJ , ·. ••• I I \I' ~l) 10 HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 1101 [) Ph . 992·5776 \()II (}/'!-. \ FOR SPRING SEASON Complete hne at vegetable & Syracuse. Oh flowerrng plants shrubbery . frutl trees . Azaleas . Rhododendron. House Plants · 4" to I 0" Foltage & Bl oomrng Baskel s Op en Darly 9 to 5 Sun 1 to 5 C0"1 1NG \OOrl INTRODUCING .... RUTLAND TIRE SALES Main St . HOURS . Mon . thru Sat 8 -00 to 6 00 P165 / 80R 13 Fnestone Steel Belted . '37 50 Pl85 / 80R13 Kelly Springfteld All Season Glass Belted '3 4.50 P205 / 75Rl4 Electra II by B. F. Goodrrch Change Facilititres Available ENTREE FEE: 86 00 - .Pre ·Registration $8 .00 - Day of Race Report To Meies Hieh For Start SEND TO: FENTON TAYLOR Name C/o Meigs High School Pomeroy. Ohio 45769 Aee As of 4128 / 84 Male Female Address: City State Zip Phone In consideration of the accoptance of thts entry to th1s event. I waive afl claims tor myself. '!'Y heirs and assigns. agatnst the hosts. sponsors. or promoters for tniury or tllness whtch ma~ result from my participation. I further state that I am tn proper physrcal condttion to compete in this race and I am an amateur runner. Applicant's Signature '52 00 Steel Belted P215175R14 Reynolds Glass Belted ....... Pl95/75Rl5 8 F. Goodrich ltfe Savrng R'adral .. ' 47. 00 - '3 9.00 P215/75R 15 General RWL Steel Belted ..... .... _ ' 59 50 FRONT END ALIGNMENT .. ...... . IJ4 50 For Most Am encan Made Car s & Lrght Pdu ps THESE ARE OUR EVERYDAY LOW PRICES (All PliCes Include Mounttng & Bubble Balance ) SALE "REAL WOOD PANELING" 5/32"x4'x8' SHEETS (Mill Seconds) Hard Surface Run - Hand Wheeled Accurate PLEASE PRINT Rutland , OH . PH . 742-3088 CHRISTIAN ATHLETES RUN Restrooms - Phone 446 4524 BARGArN MATINEES SAT & SUN ALt SEATS $200 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY S 7 0 0 ' MEIGS HIGH FELLOWSHIP OF 10 K, 5 K, 1 Mile Sun., April 29, 1984 at 12:30 531 JACKSON PIKE RT 35 WEST cash in "" ~------------------------------, Michigan bound CANTON. Ohio tAP!- Plaving style became the txJtlom line when It c~me time rar Gary Grant to decide where he wou ld pl ay college basketball. Ohio's Class AAA high school Player of t he Year sa1d Tuesday he had aceepled a grant in a id to pl ay for Michigan, rejecting offers from Ohio Stale, Kentucky, lllinors and other major colleges. Anthony Robinson. Grant's Can · ton McKinley teammate, an· nounced at the same lim<' he wUI allend Bowling Green Stat e University. Grant , roost valuable player at the state high school basketball tournament won by McKinley, said he followed his mother's advice in signing a national letter of intent Sunday with Michigan. i\lexTnevino Uu-ee-run horner. San Dlegu went to work quickly against Mike Krukow, 1·3, as Alan Wiggins led off with a walk . Tony Gwynn doubled and Gralg Nettles walked to load ttl<> bases with none out. Steve Garvey drove in the first run with a woundout. Terry Kennedy's single made It 2-D and Kevin McReynolds hit into a fielder' s choice for a third run. Then Templet on. playing in his l.(XXlth major league game.drllleda shot to right that Clark jumped for and touched above the eight ·fool fence but could not hold. II was the first home run of the season for Templeton, who added two singles to raise his average to 381. Gwynn added two singles to mcrease his major leaguP.Ieading average to .462. Ed Whitson. 2·1. went 7 2·3 innings for the victory in San Diego. Dodgers ii, Astros 3 Pedro Guerrero. who came into the game hitting just .164. walked and scored In the first inning, smacked a lwo-Iun triple in the fourth and later doubled Steve Sax. BiU RussPll and Steve Yeager also had two hils apiece for Los Angeles. which had 12 hits off four Houston pitchers. Dodger starter Alejandro Pena, 3·1. got the victory wit h two mnmgs of relief from Tom N ieden hier. who got his third save_ Mtke Madden,O·l , took the loss. Clark for a Guardtan's S1enature (If under 18) '------------------------------~ DEL RAY BIRCH ....................... $5.49 TERRACE SHERWOOD OAK ........... $6.49 TERRACE GOLDEN OAK ................ $6.49 HOGG & ZUSPAN MATeRIALS CO. MASON, W.VA. PH. 773-5554 • �·25, 1984 Ohio Columbus seeks USFL team REi\CIDNG F OR IT - Raltimore Orioles' K en Singlrton tries to breakup a douhlf' pi a~ afl£>r ht~ w;t"" fort·cd at sff·ond hy f hkago Whi tt• Sox ' .Julio Cn 11: who fires w first in the fifth Inning of Tuesday ni ght's gam P in Chk a go. Rk h Dam•r wa."' out at fi rsl, •·ompleting thr douhi<• pho~·- (AI' Laser photo). COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - Bill Byrne. leader ol a syndicate t hat wants to bring a United States Footba ll League team to Columbus, thinks this city of nearly 600,(XX) Is ready for major league professional sports. ·'Everybody says we're not major league," Byrne said Tuesday, rPveal ing his USFL financial pack age to ThP Associa ted Press. "Let's test the market and see. We'rP will ing to gamble.·· Columbus' only current professiona l team is the Columbus Clippers, a ClassAAA Internationa l L.i'ague baseba ll franchise. Byrne. the leader of the new Women's American Basketball Associa tion, pred icts his syndicate could sell 40,(XX) season tickets for USFL humP games in Ohio Stadium . Byrne and his group propose starting a Columbus team In thP USFL in 1985, but Ohio State Univer sity officials doubt thei r 87.000-sea t stadium could be leased by a profPssional football team . " If you use thai one season as a barometl'r, you 're going to find you have a need for a domed stadium hen>," sa id the 47-year-old thoroughbred horse br<oeder f rom Columbus. "You won't need a bond issue. Thf" I'f' wou ld private m oney ava ibbl!' to build it." By me revea !Pd his group has put together a $15 m illion financial package topursuea USFLfranchl.se for Ohio. However, playing in Ohio Stadlum may turn out to be too bigot a roadblock. The syndicate m<'t wit h Larry Thompson, special asslstan t to Ohio State President Ed Jennings. H<' told t h<'rn of three major hurdles. The Big Ten Conference prohibits its members from leasing its stadiums lo professional footbal l teams. the stadium already is cr ammed 18 to 20 hours a day wtth school recreational activities and Ohio State officials have taken a dim view of the USFL drafting underclassmen. "We'd have to change the Big Ten rule first before we could even consider tile other two."' sa id Thom pson, in charge of athletic adrnin lst ra lion at Ohio Stat<'. "We're in t he process of examining it, and the financial fl guresa r <'very attractive m oneta rily_" By rne revea!Pd the detail s of thP syndica te's offer to the AP. '"For nine dates in the spring and sum mer, we'd offer S35,00J pPr gam e," he sa id, "or 15 pPrcent of the gross tlokel sales. whichever would be grea ter. Ohio State would have tile concessions, parking. everything else." Tha t wou ld m ean at least $315,(XX) ~;:::============~ JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH. Yanks' Niekro wins fourth straight game By HER.''l( 'HEL NISSENSON i\P Sports \\'rit<•r Ancien I Phil N iekro may b<' knuckling a little Jess lht•seda\S, UUI r ival ba tters are kn uckl ing undr r morC' than C'VPr. The oldesl playN in1 h<' majorshe was 45on April]- and lh~ol d<·st t•ver 10 pertorm for the New York YankC'<'S, Niekro did something TuPsday which he lailPd to accomplish in]~ .\la t ional L eagu£> seasons. H e is 4-(J for th E' first timf' in his carf'€'r fo llow ing an Pigh l ·hil. ei ght · strikPOut 4·0 blankmg ol thP Kansas City Royals . " At my agf', I've forgo tt pn w hat young Is." said N iekm. whoS!' 44th C'areer shutout a l ~o was h is 272nd triumph. "I havP l o keep myS<'If in grt'at shap<'. So fa r . I've don!' w hiil my body has told me to do. 1 si""P when 1 haw... to. f'at whf'n I hm·r to and work when I ha'·" to." H is work inrlud!'s mL, ing a t"a~ t ba iJ. sink Pr and slidPr v•.:i th his famed knuckiPba ll and ht• mms a 0.00 ea rnf.'(j run avPragP and a~ trin.c: of 21 1-1 sco rl'less; innings to go wi th his unbraten rrcord 1\tekm. who was relmsed bv ;\llanta aftfT last smson, feels lhal somr or his difficult ies wit h thP BnlVPS - he was 1-14 prior to Ap1i l 16-hit assault . That offspt Bostuo slugger .J im RiN'"sfirst hit t ingspn''<' of t h~smson - a single, doubl~and ttip lc and four RBJ s_ 2:, O\"f'l" l hP las t spven Vf'ars s tf'mm0d from rd _\·ing too much on I he knuck iPball. Orioles X, White Sox 3 Th~ Yank""s snappPd a 2> -innin g sm rf'lt>s s drought \\i th two unt•arned runs in I he sf-'cond off Bud Black on Bu teh Wyn ega r 's baSt's loaded stng lf'. Don Ba;· lor addC'd an Fill ! single in the ntt h and Don Mat tinglv homered in t he sixt h. Angels X, Red Sox 7 California gm solo hom ers from ruur V<'IPrans - Reggie .Jackson . Bnan Downing. Bobby Grir h and Doug D!'Cinces - and Ja ckso n dou bled in thP nint h and S<'Or C'd thP wi nning run on <:1 singiP by 13ob Bo:mt>, ano ther old-l imer. Jac kson, Downing and Grich hit c-onSf'C'utiv C' homprs off DennLs "Oil Can"' Boyd in the fo l.lti h, thP :12nd time in AL history !hC' feat wa s accomplished, w hit r Boone coll£'('tffl fou r hils and Rod !'ar rw threl' in lh~ Angels' J-:cldit' MurTay's two-ru n hom Pr, a solo shot by Ca l Ripkf'n Jr. and Scotl McGr~gor's nin<-hit pilchi ng helped \vor ld c hampion Ba it imor P win tor only l he fifth tm1e in 17 gam es lhis srason . Van<'£' LJw and Ro n Ki ttl e homer ed for lhP W hi t ~ Sox. w ho led ~ -0 aft rr four innin gs. But John Lov.:en stt~ i n orx-nr>d thr Orio les' fifth w ith a wdlk and E.en Singleton singlc·d lor the !irst hi t off Richard Dotson l{ick Dem psey doubled to scon· Lcm:(•ns!Pin . .John S h C'lby opcn1 'Ci thP si.x th w it h a sing\!' and Mun·aJ-'s homer put thPOrio lt•s in h-oni .R ipken hit his sevenlh hom er in theetghth. tymgOakiand's Dav!' Kingmao for th<' m ajorlwgue lm d. and R ipken and MutTa;· add!'d RBl singl~s in lhP nin th_ '11gcrs 6--1. Tw ins :>-3 Lou 'A'hit a kl•r'.-. t wo-o ut sin,E;IP Harmony may follow IOC session LAUSANNI::. Sv.:it:t.c•rland 1AP 1 - T hPSovi{-'t Unton <.lp~·ar('(l cl()sr- r to c ompe-ting in tht" Sum mPr Olympics in l.os AngdP~ allPr a mff'f ing he-n•v.:it h ( )J~ · mpi c organ IJ PrS and Amcrw;tn n·prf'Sf'nt at iw·<.; 'Tm Vf'J~' happY \\'ilh th• ' rf' . . ults or th(' mf'C' tings _·· .ltJan .-\ntonio Samar anch. p rT'SJdent of the l ntn n a t ionat 0 \ ~· mpir C"ommitli•f• ( 10<..'1. said Tuesda _ \ ··w(• md_,- '-i a~ ­ that l hf' h lack clour\ s m lhPOl~· mpic sk~- h<WP vanishf'<l o r will \ 'f' l)" soon disappPar. " ~mar anc h harlL ·alled tht•sp . . sion in rPspon.'-'f' to rpqurst IJ_\ · thP~Wif'ts. who had <·ast douht on lhPir pm1 ic 1pation in the (;amc'-i anrl chargNl thl· l."nitf'fl Sta tes hact vi ola1e<l lhc- CJIYmpw Chot'h'r But aftf'r Tur><;d{l _\ ·s mPf•tings. thf' So\'lf'fs ptnmi::-.t"'(\ that thP\' woulrl at t('nd 1hf' r; ii 111£-s if t hP I .os ,\ ngf'lps organi:tPr'-' ··u pho lrl th• · 01 _\·mric Ch at1f'r . ·· Prt f•r L1d1f•J TO! h. prPsirll ·nt or IIH~ Los Angrlf•s ( JI_ Ympir- ( >rganizing Commill('('- Lind thr !"hid U.S_ rrp r PSf'n!LitiVI' at the ta lks. rf'fus.'fl to rharnrtrri/(' the mf'f'ting as a "hrPakthrough " guaranlt~' i n g SoVif't attf'nrJan('('- _ Rut h£~ said hP would guaranl<'l' thai th<' I.J\(XlC would mmpl-' lli t hth!'Chat1er. "Tlwn· ha :--. [-x-.( ·n :'-.OJTI(' progn•ss, bu t thi s i.' not a hn--.ak through," LJ~berrot h f'm~hasLo.e<l aftpr a m('('t ing with M ara! Cra m ov . chief" of l hf' SO\'if'f ( )1 _ \ "mpic Committf'f' . A joinI l'om mu niq u£• sJid: " The S.:)\'it·l lJnion '!--. \' at ion<Jl O l ~· mpic ( 'ommill('(• dt-c.· lan'S lhdt ~W if't ; tlhlrt f'~ h<Jn• l hP fi rm inll'n tion of P<JI1icipalin g in l ht• CamP~ in Los ,\ng~l"' a11hP2.1rd 01\'mpiad un<l1•r lhr• condi ti nn that t hf' 0 1~ mpi(' ( 'h;.JI"tf'l is t ·n fu rnxJ. T he Los A n ge ll'~ C'om mit t('f' gavr its as S l l· r;mc-(•s in ciC>darations th at tlH• ( l l ~·mpit· Char1f'r v.:ould b .... l'nt in ·ly n'SJX'C'Ird ." ( ;ramm·. hm~T'\"Pr. ,,·ou ld not sa .\ ddi n il£·1~ th.11 th£• Soviets ~Auuld aiiPnd thf' ( ;amc·s. "A .strp fon\·a rd h<..~s lx... ·n m<Jdf'. 1)~- gr! ling rid o f :--.onlP imp1 •dinwnt s u:hich had lx'f"n accumubting r('('rntJ~ -. -- h(' said . "" I 'm sa l isf it.>d with !h£. . as~ u r an c('~ g i\·en by Mr. lJr i)('JToth. But a num\)('r of qu"s tions stil l hav<' to 1-X' diS("usSf'd. f" m SUn:' !hat wit h furt hr r cJosf' cont act w ilh 1hl' I.AOUC', prnhJ(•ms will tx• sol\"l '(). · · th<• Thr Sovi<'fs JT'pc'atf'd ly htl\"f' sa id I hf'_ \ · do not inff'nd to OO~·rott thf' m ov(' th at should mC'f't Sovif'l com p la int s that il s <J ihlC'l f'S nc-c'drd \isas dPspitP contrar:v stipulations in lh(• Ol_v rnpil' ('h J r tPr . Th£ • U .S. ( 'mbass~· in Moscow has dt•nir'CI that it i nt emlt ~ l to lPlJu in' \"isas for So\·ict '-.l !hiC'IP..., .md lt''-.lnl u!"l"i<·i'-.l ls. I n .Jcldition 1r1 c-omplai n t--... <:.~bou t pn·pctrations l o r 1!11' OlyrrqJiC.'-'. tht• Slw if'l ~ alsn han• <" hargf'(] tin t Prrs ident R.t•Jgan ~,~. · as using tht• (;<Jmf•s lr1 r t'lt•clion \"C'ar politic~. a nd St.l id that Los AngPi t•s wa ~ too poll utf'd . too d ~mgl'ro u s ami too ( ' Xpt' n ~i\'t• ;1 ' t 'll Ul ' fi J I" tht• C<Jmf's. a..:o II THI ~ NOW SERVING PIZZA (l 1SPS 145-960) A Dllllslo n of Multimt"dla. I n(· Publish('{] 1hrough f'\'f'fV ;.tllf'rn{)()n, M onda\ Fri d a~'. 111 Cou rr Sr ff'(>l . IJ.\ · r hf' Ohln V.1IIC'~' Publi,hi ng l'omp~ · n~ \1ul · linwdl a . l n r .. Pomt·rn y. Ohin .f~7ii<l . 992 2 1 ~. SN'ond r i<:L-.s po!itag<' J>a ld al Po- m r> r oy. Ohio Mr mbf'r : Th1· ,\ssO<·ralrd Pres'>. In land D:111v P rr ss r\~sof'Lilon and lhl' AmPrkan· Nt".npapcr rubl!.~hPr~ As _ , ocJJ t !on . National Athf'rtisiog R£>pr(' S('n l atlV<'. Dranham Nr•.npaprr Sa l£'s . 7.1.1 Thi rd i\l,"(•nuf'. '>:0w Ynrk . .'\rv. York 10017 POST MASTI<H. St·nd addn•s.., St 1 8.."H ' IUPTIO~ R.\TES Bl ("urrh•r or Motor RoutP SI.IO $.f Hll Onr• \\"pplo; Onr Month Onr 'l r ar $~7 S l ~(ii.E pmtC'st of lhf' SoviC'I Union' s militar:v inh•rvpntion in l'tun-:s Daih th•o.rrm~ to p;r; · lttPf'ar rh·r· m ;t\" n•mit 1n ;ull ·:lnr t• d t J"Pct tro Th!' 0:1ih- St·n t inrl on."\. h 111- 1:! llliHr l lr hii .'-IS. ("l .l' dil will tlf• j.!il,"f"()( "ill rirr•·.tch rnnn1 h . Suhscritwrs nnt ln ~ id l' 1:1 WPt 1 k ~ :-!il -l _r)h ~~ ~ w.-.rk --. $:.!~' 1~ Wt'f' " -" Office Hours by Appointment Only CALL (614) 992-2104 or (304) 675-1244 B,- Thf· A.Hlt.ia&t'"d Pn'!'ifi ]:i WN' k!-o ~] 'l hi I l ii """"" " S.l l :!II ~-.~ :-«1 l .L!\(;t rt: .Utt.lU ~ FA~T ()IVflJO~ W L Pet. GR "" "' .., , • ,, DPtrnll Tt:r11n1n (4 lO C!t"'>'dand York Mil" auku · Ih-1f)f1 ~p.o.· ' '- ' -~ J() ... ~i>f; ' \ ~ -171 407 ' -144 Ill ' ' 'I '{Jrll <> K<J il!illl" C H\" ',!1 ') w•r ' ·1 l'lM'Hda,Vs <>:.u-rlt'!» YrJr k t Ka n.'>d~ Clry U Tf'xas al Clt•vNand. r~ - - rain !.)•trol l 6--4. Mlnll('S()Ia $-"l Mllwaukw .1. OaK land 2 St"o tl lf' 4 Toronto "l Calllornia 11.. Dosron 7 B;+lllnwJn• !1. Chic~o 3 WI"CCnt-Bda.v·'+ COanlf"O> f l\i•·as:o I BannL~rf'r 1-11 ar Clt'\vl.m.-1 •H••alon 1 2l California rWi!l l -!1 "• Mi ll.l·auk('rl' 1Sul run 1-21. 1n1 Oakland 1Conrt"!'.· 01• 11! Tu~""' " • 1~ ·;•1 'l -()1 . 101 St>art lf' 1FIE•arriP 2-11 ar &.;r.trlll • ll ur.-1 "2 "21. 111 ' [)(>trot! !WIIC'O)( 1 Il l <+ I Tf')aS rT.an ;m;r L 11 rn1 r"l:•~- *GRASS SEED *FERTILIZER *LIME *GARDEN SEED 1 400 I~ Trx<•-' \hlca.cu t> <j 10 11 .'1.11 n ll• ~.V- • -ll, ~ . : ~1 TO Oak land Ca !llo rni:1 WE HAVE EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR SPRING PLANTING ~6ti "1.:18 (( ()1\-~ KlN Sc>olllll' PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA . Bu ll i!lYlrr- d )a \1.~ ! S-lltll•rh.1gl'f'l H~ l. (1-fll <+ 1 Kan S<J~ EVERYTHING PRICED TO MOVE $800,000 OF NAME BRAND FURNITURE FLEXSTEEL SLEEPER SOFA $388° 0 LANE All CEDAR CHEST LAMPS $188° 0 1-- - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - -- - --- D"v'' Bcarrt. thP third Seat tle pit cher . mrnPd lhPYietory with 22-.1 i nnings of hitless relief afterTomnto ttr<l the game in thP bollom of the sL"!1 on Lloyd M oseby's two- run h o m ~r . M oseby has 12 RB! s in his Brt• wcrs 3, i\thk'llcs ~ Oakla nd 's La~· Soren'i!'n came l'!oS!' to working out of a bascsloaclr< l jam in lhe S<'venth when Cllar lie Moor~ llnC'd back to th ~ mound and Ben Ogilvie, w ho !1omPred in the second inning for MilwaukrP"s first run . was doubiPd off lhi nl. But R ick Manning then hit a drive to the gap in left -center to drive in thP tying and winning nm s.ThP A's had gone in front 2-1 \Vii h a run in 1hP lop of tht:.' Sl'Vf'nthon DonniP Hill 's inliPid hit , T ony Phillips' double• and R ickey Hl'nderson 's single. lfl l 1Sml1hson :l- l 1, 1n 1 lllunday'11 G ~"' ll1l r~ at Clf"'.·f'land Nr-w York or Minrw>s~J!J f'all klrnla <~1 Mllwaukw Sr-t1TIIC' at E:lffiton . I n + Ol•tm[l ar Tf'XiiS. I fir J~dllrlYlrf" al K<Vl:o.a.~ Clf:'. rn 1 Nr\110NAL IL-\.(;l'l~: Introducing our ponderosa All t::A~T DfVI'>ION Vi I. Ill (lJir aJ"•• PtlUadPlphi;r Morrlll"<tl f ;B ""' "" iUl '" NN York 1 "11 1 !--tlll~h Sr Lou!~ '*'.1 u" I \\'t)';T IIIVf'JON I .II' r\n g~· h ~ (1 7"1:2 - I~ tOr2 ·112 :It'll\ San F rund,<;('l> HfJUs ton you-can-eat Breakfast Buffet. Pt·l. ll Ill h .'1 Atl,onla Cinrlnnatl I 1• .,, _r,<, \.:.! l'uelooduy",; ( ;arm... " l '" Yor k .-11 Mon1n>al. [IJ•l. /'ilt~hur!!ll l Philark'lpl\la :! Atlant:l rrlln 1·rnrirtn.l!l ·1 Sf 1..--...m ~ ~- Chic<~• 1 S;w Oror "· S.rn F"rancr ~~· I lJl" Ant:t~~ 'i. !l ou ~t r lll '! W~ IQ' · " H wnt~ Oura~o . nurlf\·.--.n "21h ,11 t ~-rlfSC h II:! I Nf'\0.' ' "ork. 11 ~ .. ~'11 ~ \ J l l l'- CASH TALKS NOBODY WALKS SOFA, CHAIR LOVESEAT 7 PC. DINING ROOM SUITE $44900 $67700 MATTRESS AND BOX SPRING TWIN SIZE $9900 CURIO CABINET Time $1]900 11' .rl ~1 r lfllll\l l IPultTlf'l' :! (ll P111 !'-hur~h , T\.dHr 1 I • ,11 l'tlil;rdPiphi.r tCurl lnn 1111. n . Clnn nnari 1S.~" I 11 ,,1 AtJ;mla 1l r.n·to•1 0·21, In I San Fr:.rnl'l...-ll il .;r ~ IH"' Ill • ,11 S.rn Dif'gl1 rSholo- "2-l• . •n • Hnu .~hm •H\·an I l l ;o l !.•11-- .\ngr•l!"- r \ ". 1 1«\zUf'la 1 21. 1n • 1 5 PC . OAK UPRIGHT SWEEPER DINETTE SET $23900 :r.~.uuO 'lbunwlay"-. ( ;anll~ La; Ant.'f'l~ ;I I San [1H'f!ll Cln{'lMi11l al Arl;.mla. 1111 Only j<aml':-. -.cho'\lulrd WATERBED COMPLETE NBA playoffs $249° 0 ur """""""" ( lk-!4: F'lw) 1\M>t;dlt,)", .\prll 24 r\-1s1un if.!. \\";r:-.hinl':lo/11 41i . t·lu:-.1on ~,.1 ....... ONlY $}5° 0 '-'Ill' .1-1 lJI ;IiJ 119. , t ( llt•IJIT"I 124 "' "rk"' liN/ ~~ Pnr1 li+nrl Ill l' hornix lUI. ~'ri•"' tr('(/ ! ' NO WAITING IN LINES $Q~~ Who could ~ onlyllil '" LEA~ P+iaTOGRAPIIY SPRING VALLEY PLAZA - GALLIPOLIS 446-7494 Empire Savings PhlladPipllia 110. ;\;{'U· .1.-•r.....--., Jlt.! . "·n• "' IM'f1 2-2 All,lfll<J 100. Milv. ; ruk r~· ~~ -..·ri,--.... tu~t ! CALL NOW FOR AN APPOINTMENT PORTRAITS MUST BE TAKEN BY WEDNESDAY, MAY 2 OFF Gaklancl a1 Torooto last five gamf's. CLOS ED MONDAYS V2 I ·11! Nf'\>· Yurk !G uldJy 1 11 ,. , Mlnn•'S()Ia Marin ers -1, Blut• ,Jays 2 /\ 1 Cowens, \'.·ho singled hom e ~ai! I P "s fi rs t 11111 in a two-n m sLxt.h inning, hrnkf' a 2-2 tif' w ith an RBI s inglt · in th f' righlh and. rvC'ntually srmnJ on Darnf'll Coif's' groundf'r. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., Inc. GENERAL ALLERGIST Scoreboard WE-\T lo third. Mor r is dPsc.-ibcd Detroit 's hProa-ga mp star1 as "thP kind of thing Ba ltimor<' and team s that have won have done in I hP past. I don '1 know how to ex pl ain II , but m aybe it' s our v~ar. I didn' t have my best stu ft. but l h<' guys went oul and pulled m y gam e out for m e. thPn won the second gam e, lm. WP 're supposed FREE PARKING VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT Game 5 in Philadelphia Thursday night and keep alive hopes of hecomlng the first team in 15 years to repea t as NBA champions. 1n other first-round action, Boston ~efea ted Washington 99-96, Atlanla trtrnmed Milwaukee 100.97, Utah hea t Denver 12 }-124, Portland oounced Phoenix llJ-110 and Dallas whipped Sea ttle 107-96. In tonight's only playoff gam e, Det roit plays at New York. Erving and M oses M alone scorPd 22 points apiece, and M alone dominated the backboard s with 15 rebounds to lead the 76ers. Alber! K ing led New Jersey wtth 20 points, while Buck Williams had $-.x :.!i CHILDREN'S PORTRAIT SPECIAL 4- WAllETS 16 pomts and 18 rebounds. Jeff Ruland scored JJ points for points lor Atlanta and Johnny Davis to a first-quarter advantage. bul Lucas had 2J. AP SportsWriter " It there is a driver's scat, I'd say Washiington, which closed to withiin had 17. Junior Bridgeman ta!Ued ~ Denver battiPd back on thl'strength Mavericks H17, SuperSoniC~~ !16 The Philadelphia 76ers, refusing we're in it," noted' Erving. " We 7~attheendotthreequarters but lor the Bucks. of 13 poinis from English in the MarkAgulrrescored29pointsand to believe their premature obituary. didn't come back from2-{)togoback could get no closer until Jeff Malone J azz 129, Nuggets J2i second quarter to produce a 71 -71 .Jay Vincent added 21to lead Dallas arenot ontygolng homebreatningto Philadelphia and cough it up. scored the final basket ju st before Darrell Griffith scored 10 of his 26 halftime tie. over theSm ttleandevPn their series bot breatlllng fire. They had success in Philadelphia. the buzzer_ points in tile fourth quarter to spark Dan Issei scored 32 points for a1 two triumphs apiec"e . '"We're a team on a m~lon, a But they're not going to win in Haw ks !OO, Bucks97 a Utah rally tllat carried the Jazz Denver. and l(jki Vand<•wegh~ ·n,e Mavericks, who averaged mission worthy of our talent," said Philadelphia . You can mail in tile Dominique Wil kins gave Atlan ta over'oenver, tyingtheirseriesat2-2. finished wi th 28_ 91 .3 poinl s in theirfirslthrecplayoff Julius E rving after the 76ers beat slats." thO' lead on an 18-fool er with 47 Utah'sAdrianDanlley,theNBA'' Blau>rs 113,SWIS 110 games aga inst SPaille, led 494.1 at New Jersey ll().lOOTuesday night to Celtics 99, \\'ashiington 96 seconds rem aining and Doc Rivers scoring champion, tossed in a Ca lvin Na1t scored 11 of his halftim!' and 1hrn put on a surgp in tle thelr Natlona!Baskelball AssoctLarry Bird and Dennis Johnson drilled two free throws with two game- hig h 39 points, but was held game-high 30 points in the fourth the third quartt•r for a 79-6.~ at lon playoft series at 2·2. "'We've combined for 19 points in the fourth seconds left as the Hawks trimmed scoreless over the final five minutes period as Portland beat Phoenix lo advantage after three f)<'riods. got to go for II. Nothing ls going to quarter as Boston defeatPd Wa - M ilwaukee to tie their series at 2-2. of the game. when the Jazz took even their serif'S at twn vir1orrPs IJallas. breaking a siring of 10 stop us.'" shington to win their series 3-1. ThP Bucks had an opportunity to cont roL each . Th~ score was tied a1 ~~with co nS<'C'utivr- road luss<>s to the At one time down ().2 in Ihe The Celt ics stayed ahead after take the lead"af!er Wilkins' basket. Neither team led by more than six 11: 14 remaining in the game wh<'n Sonics. got 20 points from Rolando best-of-five series and all bu t substitutes Quinn Buckner and but Dan Roundfield blocked Bob points in tile t ightly contested, Natt's jumper pulthc Trail Rla?f'rs Blackman. Aguin'l' and Vincenl counted out, the 76ers have corn<' Kevin McHale sparked a 15-point Lanier's shot with eight S<'C'Onds physical game that featured numerah('ad to slay. mrh puUPd down I 1 rebounds. roarlngbackwtthtwosolld effortsto string late in lhe second quartPr to remaining. ousfree throws_Dantleyscoredl6of Wa lter Da\'is fini shed with 29 Jack Sikma led Sea ttl<' with '1:7 force a llfth game. The 76er s can give Boston a 46-34 advantage_ Wilkins and Rivers each scor ed 19 Utah's first 22 points lo helptheJazz points for Phomix whil~ Maune~ pomt s and 14 r('bounds. oounce theNets out ofthe playoffs ln .----:::.:.:_::;::::::::.::....:::.::..:__::::.:::.~:::.:_--------------------.:_--___;:.__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1.: Ouhid1· Ohin FOR MOTHER'S DAY 2- 5x7 By KEN RAPPOPORT Balllmort' GRASS SEEDS The Daily Sentinel-Page--S : 'Fire breathing' 7 6ers even NBA playoffs OhiH ~l~ Wf"rb Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Majors ~ LilSCitiPT!O .'\S M:\11. 111 Mghanisla n Dut lhev h av~ not full)' ru lro out witholdtng thei r at hl ~l ~s m·pr allf'gf'd lJ.S. vio l a ti on~ of thP Chartrr. Among thl· C'lf'mf'nts apparPn l ly agrC!'Ci upon during Tuesday's m('('li ng Wf're- aUowing the Sovie ts ami othf'r na tions to submit lists or pm1tc ipanl s Ia the LAOOC instead or C.S. emhass if's and consulates. a !!l ('( If" \" Olvmptcs as th<' L.S. clid in 1%0 a t ,------------------------------~ Mosco,_~,.- Thr \ (1 Da! l v Sf>nllnr•l Ill Court St , P tmwro'l-, Ohio. 4:l769. i\o ~u b scr i p 1l rtn ~ In m;ti l Jll rmi t Tr•d i n wh•·r·l' hflllll ' c · .~rrk r ~f'IYit ,, I " J l,";iib I lit• PH . 992-3756 st'C'Ond b<:~s(' w hilE' raci ng [rom fi rst to be a bunch of grown men, and we wr•re jumping around like kids_ T his is exciting!" The Oaily Sentinel ! nwn~ To eat in or to go. Easy Picl< Up At Our Drive Thru Window From 4:00 to 11 :00 Phone-In Orders Welcome ra pped a thiT'!'-run nint h inning in t h~ opener as the Tiger s r allied to makP a w inner of J ack Morris, 4-{), who scntiPt'C'd seven hits. In the nighl cnp. L ance Parrish belted a three- run homer In the flfthinnlng to Pr ase a 3-1 deficit and give the reel hot T igers a five-game winning slreak nnd a 14-1 recor d. The Twins had gone ahead wtth two run s in the top of the fifth_ They load('(] the bases on a walk, Tim Tc•ufl'l" s single and an error and Kf'nl Hrbek drove in a pair of runs ll'i th an a p~rl'nl single which bc<'amc' a [!elder 's choice because Dam•II Brown was ca lll'd out when lht• T iger s appea!Eod that he m issed annually in rental f<'<'s to the university . He said his pat1rwrs arl' James Spavltal, an Oklahoma oil and gas man who helped form the Michigan Pan thers of the USFL; Steve Brown. whu owns the Atlanta WABA fraochise ; Ed Dubaj, owner of the WABA's learn in Dallas; Columbus at torney Kenneth Boggs and Grorge Vest, a rei ired Columbus police officer. Wednesday, "pril 25, 1984 La~k for more e hi<CUif< . mf>led egg5 . haco11 : . On Wha t a breakfast. fh;~. : even a fresh frw; h:,; p_ .'l~ .\nd chee.~e and mor{(! t ;ncludes er ~erJ more 'de/ ~~·h ill' ~- ~~J., undl•r the breakfast bu $~ 99 (or kids JOand un lit ile at / •ondenoso . ~ r .I<Jii<GGC. Wf'l'k('lJd_, 1 /Jreakfast " ;~st \ ;ou get so much for '" 5 aiWOY' eat ree. AM 7 D•Y• • week , t Served TIll 11 B,..kll Upper River Rd. (Across from the Airport) Gallipolis, Oh. Carol Crow heads women's golf league Carol Crow was elec"ted president and Becky T annehill vice president whPn tile J a~'ffi ar Swingers Golf League m et Monday evening for an organlza tiona! m eeting. Qthp r officers elected were Debbie Buck , treasurer . BernadPtle Anderson, handicap chairwoman and Sandy Iannarelll, social chairwoman. The golf league wUI start M ay 7, with tee oft time from 5 to 6 p.m . A golf clinic wlll be held this Frtday with beginners to start at 5 p.m . and r efresher golf to begin at 6 p.m . BUI Childs will be the Instructor. Those Interested In joining are askro to cl\ll Carol Crow at 992-6130 or ~ky TannehUI at 992-5154. BE EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION! HURRY IN NO TIME TO LOSE �fhe Daily Sentinet,. ' By The Bend Lucasville requests on agenda COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -The State Controlling Board is expected Monday to approve a request lor $2 million to hire 49 additional guards and make other Improvements at the violence-plagued Southern Ohio Correctional FacUlty at Lucasville. Richard P. Seiter, director of the Department of Rehabilitation and Corrections, said Tuesday that the request is supported by House Speaker VPrn Riffe Jr , D-New Boston, and l.O\' . Richard CPieste's administration. Seiter said thf' money also will be used to pay lor new programs. including creation of a sPparate unit lor mentally disturbed prisoners at th e Lebanon Correctional Institution. Seventy of the most seriously disturbed prlsorwrs at Lucasville are being transferred to Lebanon, where they will be under the Page Beat of the Bend STORE HOURS limit Quantities. Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM By BOB HOEFLICH 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. ••f( ~ PRICES IN EFFECT THRU SAT., APRIL 28, 1984 OPEN EASTER y FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE ' .. and professional staffers from the Department of Menial Healih, Seiter said . Seiter sa id some of the changes haw been planned for several FRESH PORK BUTT Steaks/Roast ..... months. LB. "llle recent tragic events at this Appeal • • CODVICIIOD KAHN'S CRISPY SERVE Bacon ......... .•••••• LB. HILLSH IRE FARM U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ...L~. $1 59 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Round Steak ...l~ $2° 29 Ground Beef .... L.s$1 Winning lottery nUmben: 363, 3783 Parrots do havP somP problems these days with the books their kids arc read ing - they have a point , I'm sure. "Books Our Chlldren Read," a documentary filmed at Fort Frye High School in Beverly, copes with the problem and how hon£'st eommunica lion and respect between parf'nl s and IE'achers n'solved the censorship issue rationally and humanely bringing people and books together instead of apart. 'J'hp film will be shown at the Fort Frye High School auditorium at i: 30 p.m. Thursday and is open to the public in case you'd like to stop on down and see how other pa ren Is are coping with the problem. The film project is sponsored by the high school and Ohio University and was made possibl e in pa11 bv the Ohio Humanities Council. The project was also supported by grants lmm the Sunnen Found ation and the George Gund Foundation. 1111' Ohio Arts Council is involved in l ltu rsday night's premiere. Aren't those little milk chocolai<' eggs difficult to unwrap. Ot court , I support, zippers a I'<' impractical. Do keep smiling. day at 6:.10 p.m at Rutland Fir<' Station . WEDNESDAY POMEROY - Ma son Chapter 1o7. OrdPr of Eastcrn Star ann ua l friendship nigh! Wednesdm· al 7:.10 p.m All arm membrrs invitPd . MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Youth I PaguP will meet Thursday at 7: .10 p.m. at Mtddl!'pori Village Hail. All l'oachPS are asked 1o attcnd. POMEROY - The American LPgion Auxili ary of F"t>en('.I' Bennett Post 128. American LPgion, will me<'t al 7:30 p.m. Wedncsdav at lhe hall. New officers wtll be eiPCtt>d. At 6:30 p.m.. the Auxiliary' and memh!'rs of the Post will have a POMEROY ~ The Wildwood Garden Club will mccl Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at I he home of Hilda Yeauger. Members an' to take a package of seed. CAll FORNIA Strawberries .... • • RUTlAND- Ruliand Village Council will m""t Thursday at 7 p.m at the Rutland CivicCentPr. POMEROY - The Votces of Liberty chorus will rehear'lO' at 7: :J.J p.m . Thu rsday at the Pomeroy United MPthodi st Church. The group is prepanng to sing for Peace Sunday services at the Sacred 1-lf'art Catholic Church on May 6. LB. THURSDAY POMEROY Twin Cil.v Shrinrttes will meet Thursday at 7::10 p.m . al I he humP of Donna Morris. MPmlx•rs to Wf'ar Easter hats. VALLEY BELL 2o/o Milk • • • • • • • • • • • POMEROY - A benefit luncheon and bridge party will be hPid at the Parish House of thf' Episcopal Church. Pomeroy, Thursday at 12:30 p.m. Thosc planning to attmd are asked to tPiephone Nancy Reed, 992-2370, or Roberta O'BiiPn. 992-3.'i89. Plastic Gallon QUALITY PLUS Wieners SUPERIOR Lunch 120z. Pkg. ••••• •••• 79¢ Orange Juice .: 40 •; DOG FOOD 25 lb. Bag 5Lb. Bag $349 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer Erpires Sat . April 28, 1984 •••• $}44 Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powell's Offer hpires Sat., April 28, 1984 RlffLAND- Rutland Township Trustees will meet Thurs- . SPECIAL OF .THE WEEK .... Pizza • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • CASE OF 24 •• •• • R. C$ ~tal ,fOP 12 Oz. Cans ~~ (6 PAK ... s1 .79) Limit One Per Customer Good Only At Powel l's Offer Expires Sat.. April 28, 1984 • MACARONI & CHEESE DINNERS oz. 64( ~ - . WITH FRIES ..... $1.14 GOLDEN WHEAT 71'4 HAMBURGER .... 5/Sl Limit One Per Customer Good At Powell's • Offer E 28, 1984 •• ,_ ADOLPH'S ~ DAIRY VAllEY ~ , " At The End of the Pvm.roy-Ma- Bridge" POMEROY OH. PH. 99'l·2SS6 Fetty and Kevin Oiler. Rank Advance: Archie McKiney, first class and Paul Council, star. Take ony was presented with each scout giving a scout Ia w _The log candle COURT OF HONOR - These memhers of Boy Scout Troop 240 received skill and merit awords at the recent rourt of honor held at Eli Denison Post, i\merican Legion. _ Puzzle entry deadline approaching hopefuls ATHF NS - The deadline is approaching for Pn! ries in the· Hallmark National .Ji gsaw Pu a lr Championships Of' sign Cont('st. I hr nation's oni~· f'nntPst for j igsa\..V puzzle art. Photographr-rs. gra phir- de signers, jigsaw fanatics and artists of all kinds arP eligibl e for $2.250 in prize's by PntPring their origi nal art before the June 1 deadline . Up to IOO design s. ran gi ng from slili -lifP pain tings and nPediPwork to photog-raph ic landscapes. will be di.spl avl'd durin g thP Hallmark :"Ja tion al Jigsaw Pua lP Ch<:tmpion s hip ~. ThP P.xt1ibit \\·illlM'OIX'n to thC' public 1\ug 11 -I9 al ih<' Dain Rarn, a rpgistf' JT'd historic l andm;.~rk Artbts \\·ill bf> \' ~' in g for fir."'· sPCond Jn d third placf' prize':-. of $1.000. $7:,0 and $.'100 ancl lhP npportunit)-' to ha\'f' thri r work madr into a jigsaw puzzle. The Hallmark Na ti onal .Jtgsaw Puzzk• Champions hips is cosponson>d by the Dairy Barn, thPAthens Area Chamber of CommPrce and Hallmark Ca rd s, Inc . Final judging will be based on lhP drsign's interf's1 and challenge and it s suit J bili1~1 for u se on a jigsaw puzzle. Prize wi nn Pr·s will tx• judgE'd bY art dirPCtors of Hallmark Cards, Inc. All f'nlrks should be submittPd as .·ls mm slidC's. For more informa· lion and to obtain a design contf'st Pntr:' form, wrii C' Hallmark Na · tiona! .Jigsaw Puzzlf' Champion · sh ips Design Cont f"SI, P.O. Ro.l\ 7-17. Athens. Ohio holder for thP ceremony was made by Paul Council Award.s and advancements presented by Robinson and Penning-ton were as follow s: Skill awards: cocking, Keith Hicks; citizenship, ,Jimmy Cleland, Jason Black. and Ke1·in Oiler: conservat ion , Archil' McKinney: swimming, Keith Htck s, Archie McKinney and famil~· Jh·ing, Scott E:dmonds. ... Merit badge-s: f'h <'tric it _ \ ·, V inn • Ad kins; citizenship in 1h£' \\'orld. Q~ick! Before you forqet. Paul Counctl: sp:lrl, f.:l'ilh Hicks: Call and or der first aid, KC'ilh McKinney . "" You "re Noteworthy". Bud Vase . Your secretary will get Hi('ks. ..\rchic Token ancl Ch tp Card: Jtmmy Lieland. Shawn Mcc;uin·, Mik<• a memo pad ~ud vase that"s perfect for her desk . l\nd yau·ll get remembered for taking note . Call today. r;:::::::::::::=====:;i DOWNING-CHILDS Secretaries' Week ., .. •)'} •) _'rpn _.)•_, AND POMEROY FLOWER SHOP MULLEN INSURANCE 113 SECOND AVE. POMEROY CALL 992-3381 992-2342 " The way America sends lov e" 106 Buternut Ave . Pameorv . OH Pn. 992·2039 or 992 -5731 We accept cards .1ne1 all ma1ar Wf} wire credit flowers everywhPre . ~o701. Alfred UMW meets ('plrbration of 1ht' C('OIC'nmal u ·a ~ dis:...·ussed at thP rr'C"Pn! ml'("'ling of thc Alfred United Mctl1ocitst WnmPn hdd rPC C>nti:· at thC' c hurc h. Nellie Park r·r. pr('Sic!f'nt. rr ad <.1 communicat Jon tmm thL' district presidC'nt rC'garrlin g r f'n!C'nnial goals and askf'fl mrmhrrs ro cons ider wav~ of rf'lf'hra lin c fhl' occasion. O~r .;;uggr·stion wus fur df'sigrwting a SJX'Cial liffil ' !"or wf'aring olrl-fashiom'Cl clo thing . Mrs. PH.rkrr also read front an artif'll' on sropring falSI ' rumors from thf' district prPs iril'nl \ nvort . :\ rf'porr on a \"isir h.\ :!l womf'n of thf' church to a nursin g h(JmC' nrar Vif'nna was givf'n b~· Sib~: J Dorsr. D guest. Ruth Brook.< hac! th<· priil<'l' CLIIC'ndar and ChOS(' <.I ITI ISSiOilJI) " in F lorida wilh lhcmrmberssigntn~" birl hdJ.y CJ.rd for him 1\ IPt ll'l' wa . . . Df>nnis Ho l ~wa~·. missionary in ,\ nchoragc. Alaska . HP described !hi ' work of thC'ir church which was loundPd in 194'1. As sistancr with thf' Ea stf'r sunrist' st'rVic(' wa ~ discu ssf'd b~· Thf'lma HendPrson w ho purcha sed <~ncl pn•p<..tJlttl thl' ham . MPmbers n•])()rtcd R8 shutin a nd s ick vis it s during the month . A praypr bv Martha E.:lliott and group sin hri ng of " He Died for M<'" opcnr'Cl lht• mu:t in g . The> ~aslf'r progrum "M('('Iing Christ on the Road" was led b1 Mrs. Spcncer. Nina Robinson ~•n d Mrs. Hendc rso n sC'n · rdrooki('~. ehips and soft dnnks 'during the soc iJI hour. Olhf'rs allf'nding \VC'rf' Claril Vollnxl. An na Thompson , and Cu lhriC'. Nf'xt mff'ling tx' at the Spencrt· home . Mav 1". with :vtrs. Parkt'r <.Js thf' program lrackr C(•nf'\ "it'H"' ~<i ii Golfers elect officers C;1rnl Crow wa s dectf'Ct prrs idf'nl and 1-1.-~·10· Tannehi ll \'ir·r prcslfirnt wh!'n thr .Ja:vmar Swingf'rs ( ;ol! I .P;-~gur mf't Moncla.v C'\Tning for an organ izat ifmal !l1('("'ting . Or hPt' offi c<'rs Pi('('ted were DrtJ bi<' Huck. treasure'!'. &>mad<'ll<' Anclf'rsrm. han dicap c huirwomotn and Sand;• l ann ar·piii, soe ial chaii\.\."Oman . SUPERIOR BULK WI EN ERS.......... ~~; ....... $1.4 9 HOMEMADE HAM SAlAD ...... ~~; ....... $1.59 SMITHFIELD BOILED HAM .... ~~; ....... $1.97 12 OZ. AGAR VACCUM PACKED SLICED BACON .f~.G........ $1.29 1-LB. PARKAY QUARTERS 3 LB BAG NEW MARGARINE. _............ 79' Th r golf lC'a£;uc will start Ma .v 7. with 1('(' otllimP t"rom ~)to b p.m. A go lf clinic wil l be held lhis Flid<.~ .\ " \.\."i th [)(•ginners to start at !l p.m . and n•frPshcr golf to hcgm at t; p m Bill Ch ilds will be the inst ructor ThosC' in tcrPS !Pd in joining arf> askfYllo r ail Carol Crow at ~Y.J~ -hUO or Reck;.: T:1nnrhill at !¥l'2-:> l:H. QUARTS BROUGHTON CHOC. MILK ......... ..... 69' KRAFT I1 OZ. 16 SLICE PKG. !NO WRAPPED PIMENTO BUFFET ONIONS ........... 6.~~ .. 1 1.59 NEW GREEN CABBAGE. ........ ~~ ...... 39' CHEESE.. ..........~~-~- 1 1.97 2 LB. BANQUET YELLOW 30 CT . FLORIDA CELERY ............~~.L.69' liB SUPPERS~~~..... $2.09 12 OZ. REAME'S l NOODlES .......... f.K.G........... 99~ W /1 OZ. CAMPBELL'S ABC SOUP .......... ~~-~ ... 2/69¢ 46 OZ. HUNT'S TOMATO JUICE.~~.~ ......... 99¢ FRJDAY SYRACUSE - A repeal performanC<> of the "CrucifiXion" will be given at Lhe Syracuse Nazarene Church Friday at 7:30 p.m. Churches participating are the United Faith, Syracuse Nazarene, Racine Nazarell!' and Syracuse Mission churches. ThP Rev. James Kittle of the host church invites the public. ~ 10.8 Oz. ·····couPON······· SUNSHINE CHUNK 1 JENO'S 39 Meat l·!'. $1 • •• •• • • •• • • • • • : FLAVORITE SUGAR $ 39 TROPICANA Numerous awards were presented during a court of awards at the recent meeting of Boy Scout Troop 240 of Rutland held at the Ell Denison Post, American Legion. A dinner preceded the recognition service In charge of the leaders. Tonuny Pennington, scoutmaster and Danny Robinson, assistance scoutmaster. A briefcase was presented to Pennington by the scouts in appreciation for his work. Kevin Oiler, Kip Greaser and Danny Robinson, Jr. presented the co lor and several skits wew presented . A candle lighting cerem - n 'ad b~· F'lon'nC(' Ann Sp<'m'l 'l" !rom HEMLOCK GROVE - The Meigs County Womens' Feliowship will m!'l't Thursday at 7: :lll p.m. at the Hemlock Grove Church of Christ . Mrs. Rogt'r Watson will speak about !he Christian woman as a teacher . dinnf'r. A PomE'rov man is in good condition at Vl'tercms Memorial thE' mad . .struck a telephone pole and before overturning. The ve hicle was heav il y dama!(ed. Cited bv the patrol for failu re lo y1eld whe~ turning was Carolyn A . Yeauger, 40, Pa triot. The driver had turned north on County Road 400and Into the path of a car operated by Orenda L. Cunnlngham, l8, Racine. Cunningham's car then struck Yeauger's car tD the rear. 1be vehicles had madera te damage In the 4:40 p.m. accident In Suttnn Townslrlp. I !mow it seems a long tim~ un til fall - will winter ever pnd? But kindergarten and first grade enmllment will take place for th<.• new school year in just a few days. The first registration will be Tuesday al Pomeroy Elementary School from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. and noon to 4 p.m., with kindergarten students from the Pomeroy and Salisbury areas to register in Pomeroy. The sPCond registration will be next Wednesday with kindergarten students from Bradbury and Mid · dleport to r('gister there and the third registralion wil l be Ma~ 3 at Rutland E lementary School with students from Harrisonville, Salem Centf'r and Rutland to r('gister there. The regis! rations at the latter two O<'hools again "'ill be 8:30 lo 11: .1 0a.m and noon to 4 p.m Any child whoSP fifth binhclay falls on or before SPpt. .10 ma,, r('gister for kindcrgarten and those whose six th birthday falls on or before Sept. 30 may register for I he first grade. The on ly first gradcrs to be registPred are thosc who did not attend kindergarten in the Meigs Local Schoo l DisI rict. Calendar Pomeroy man hurt in wreck {fl'(' 9923853. ThP Middlepon High School Alumni Association has a swit ch in stol"l' I his year for thoSP attending the annual reunion. at LucasvUIP . vehicle was travC'Iing Past on the highway, when it ran oH $19 9 9 for financ ia l assistan c£'. Johnston. who has maintained his inl"l()('flncC' , is on death row at lhC' Southl'm Ohio rorTff t ional Facility T;;~ylor's (All Varieties) • •LB•. Smoked Sausage LOGAN. Ohio tAPI - Defensc attorTl{'VS have begun appeal pmC'Cedings for com· irted murderer Dale N. Johnston, who has been sentPnced todieforthe()('tober 1982 slay ings of his stepdaught er and her ftanC<>. Johnston, 011, was sentPnced March 23 to die Ol·t 4, two years after AnnettP Cooper Johnston, I X, and her flancc. Todd Schultz, [g , disappeared. The dism<'mbered todies of the two Logan teenagers wo>re found 10 days later. Defensc atlorncvs hav<' flied a notice of appeal . a motion for slay of execution pendtngappeal, a req uPst for cour1 transcripts and a motion Hospital for muit iplr coni usions and an c-ar lac·era t ion follow ing a 6:.10 p.m . acddenl on Ohio I24 in LPbanon Township Tuesday Tht' Ga iiia -Meigs Post of the Ohio Highwav Patrol reports Tim 1\ . Tay lor, 29, was transported to V:VIH hv the RacinP EMS In 'previous years, the dinner has been served at the elementary school after which those attending have moved to the Meigs Junior High School. This year, the dinner is catered and will be served in the junior high school with the dance to begin soon afterwards in the same location. By the way, the Middleport High Alumni reunion is May_26 and those wishing to make reservations may send them to the Middleport High School Alumni Association , P.O. Box 355, Middleport . Cost is$10per alumnus, $:!l for two alumni and $1B for one alumnus with gu<>st. Local alumnimaymakereserva tions by calling Carolyn Gru('S!'r at Sentinel Stalf Well - I didn't !mow thaL Herman Carson tells me a photo we published in The D<!ily Sentinel at the end of March of the last street car run could not . . final run. In the first place, Carson says, the photo shows in the background a Racine hotel, which, he knows, burned in 1921. Also, the photo shows two street car workers. At the end of the life of street cars in Meigs County, cars were changed and only one worker was needed, he says. The photo which was passed on to The Sentinel indicated it w as a picture of the last street cor run in 1929. 7 Scouting awards given Maybe that wasn}t street earls finale Wo Reoerve The Right supervision of corrections officers facility have further highlighted the nff'd for action." hf' sa id . SinC<> February, a workshop supenisor has been killed by an inmate and a prisoner died of neck injuries after a scufflf' with guards. More recently. a guard was stabbed and woundPd by an inmate. Seiter said that in hiring the guards, thf' department L'making a special effort to recruit nninorities and that lh<' local chapter of the National Association lor the Ad vancement or Colored People is cooperating in the effort. He said Lucasviilc guards arc being equipj)f'd with s!lcnt alarms which can be activated by hand or will go off automatically If lh<' wf'arer is thrown ro the ground. They also pPrmit voirf'comrnunications toJ;,..TUard stations. E: leven of lht• nPw guards will be assigned to a n""' Lucasville un it for prisoners who are less M'riously disturbed than the ones being lransfer!l'd to Leoonon. Twentveight will be con-ecl ions officers added to the regular Lucas,ilk• staff, and 10 will be assigned to t.h<' dlscipiin<' contml section. Wednesday, April 25, 1984 • 17 OZ. DEL MONTE FRUIT COCKTAILc~-~ ......... 89~ 15 1/z OZ. JOAN OF ARC Do yourse l f a favvr, experie nce th e diffe r ence firsthand. lt' s the only pos1t1v e way to jud ge the performance of a hearing aid. ~lake your appointment today • CANS 2/$1.09 BUTTER BEANS ••••••• 16 OZ. DEL MONTE WHOLE GREEN BEANS ........ 2/$1.19 4 ROLL PACK CHARMIN TOILET TISSUE ............ $1.39 ~ 15 OZ. ARMOUR CORN ED BEEF HASH.~~~ .. $}.09 10 OZ. CASTLEBERRIES ~ HOTDOG SAUCE ... ~~.N.~. 2/89¢ ~ Ill 10 OZ. MAXWELL HOUSE Jane Ann Karr, MA Audiologist. CCC -A INSTANT COFFE .29 ' �Poge 8-The Daily Sentinel Wednesday, April 25, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio lAurel Cliff WMFI meets OfflcerswerPelected attherecent meting of the Laurel Clttt Women"s Missionary Fellowship lnterna · tiona! held al the home of J anice Haggy. E lected werP Jean Wright , pres!· dent; Bonnie F'riend. vice president Janice Haggy. secretary: Donna GUmorl'. treasurer: Mary Miller . d.trector of stewards; Shirley Friend. director of mission educa· lion; Linda Friend . director of Mrs. Wright had the closing prayer. Refreshments werP seiVed by Mrs. Haggy, Eva Robson, and GenevtPVe Ward. Others attending were Shirley Meadows, Karen Stanley. E mma Fox, Beulah Och· ler . Kay Clark, Scott Miller, and Arnie Friend . 1-:=:=::==:=:=:::::i:iii!ii:=- BE HAILSAFE! CYM. FIFTIETH - l'hL"i 50-3-'e ar-old pidun · show~ m e mhers of the 1934 \\ 'ahama High School graduating d :Lo;., who will be observing their ~ - l<~ront r ow, lt_•ft to right a r e Chella .\lhi,!Rr Chula. w:IL·her: Gladys .lml-..m :II< Manis. Louise Keams Hall, Lol a St..-wart Oudding, lmognw Gihhs \\lallu:•r, l\taxine Aumiller Wagner. Betty !\l ikhell Sayre. Lorrairw H<'ilman, Ruth Phillips Grinstead . Paulin<• Rnush Pirrdmik. Linda Rm Johnson, Alice Clarkt• J;{Oidt•n anniw' rsary on Ma.\'' Harris. teacher; second row. Lloyd C Furht;e. l..etia ,Jane PowcU, (.('adl('r: Harr;.· ,\ , ( 'apdmrt . P a uli rw llaynes Stf•wart, Henrit.ita G reen Thumb notes: ,\[).\HOLTE !{ ctwsh•r <: ar<li'n nuh ( .\ hi -tnont hl y ft- atun• of tiH ' :\1 eiJ,!"s County Carch•n (' luh !'i B~ \ s..-..ul'iation ) Picturl' fu1 ~~ rnornPnt. I ll•· g mu nds u l \o ut tit l 'Lll1 1 honw s t P ~H l. For surrH' thi ~ ·.dl l lw sirnpit"·; ju:--1 ~x ~tlk out ti lt' dnc11 · ;tnd t clk f' a lut1\.: ,trou nd. 01hl •J·s. ho\H' \"t•t, wil l ha\ -t' tc• d u:-.P tlwir l'Yf'~ a nd drf>; tnl a hi t In l'it hPr C d SI ' . wh,lt, b(•_sidl'" thf• h0m ,. come" int n \·irw·: 'liPPs . <II c o ur"f' ~ Trf'f'<.; pLl _ \ an lnl ))I H'L t nt m it ' in p rm·iding trw ~ - n ur ( 1\ ' t T , d l cnrnt o J·t \\·r- k nn v; I h ;ll l in 's t>nn l.! .sh:1d1 ' 111 -; ummPr for t'Otdnr ·...~- d l...,1 • t ilt ' \ twi ng \\ 'ltnn th 1n \\in!Pr \ 'dll rl t t ra tll c h no bier anrl t hf't'f' an· It ..,,.t '1 hireb a t _\ o ur fr·t•dtT"i if' tlwn • cu·t· 111 1 tn.•rs nt'a r b\ A rbn r i s r ~ . nur"t'IYmPn. :n1d n· Sf'il !Thrr s a n ' tthr :t.\ s wnrki ng ·1: fi nd t hr t)('o.; t spt'cim rn s th;tt n·il l ht • rPiiablr for y·our ~· J r d. 1\nowi ng w hich shad P ln 't' \· ariPty· \'Uti v.·;.m t , ~1 nd sr lPct ing thP ri Q" ht onP rn ;t_ '.' C.J USP _ \'OU SOrTli' dilt'rnrn a. H t' ll' a rP a fpw pointl'rs: You ;_u p all fami li ar wilt1 thl' slogan . " As l ht• 1\\"i g b Jx>n r. " H1· t'.JI'E'fUJ t ha t thP _\OLHJ.[! Trunk u t· Reihnire Bailey, Dorothy MerriU Marshall, Enuna Harrison Ruble, t\llce Grinslead Mlller, Clara Carsey, t\nna LouLse Shennan, Doris McMUlan Carter, Edith Edwards Bums, Edward Staats, Conrad David, C<JOCh Forrest Bachtel; third row, Freeman Roush, Ronald Miller , James PhiiDps, Olin WoUe, Henry Krauter, Blaine Sayre, Paul Stewart, Elmer Hall, Ross Kapp , Harold Lewis, Perry Wise, Harold Rca. 1\U class members are to get In oouch with others and advise them of the reunion plans. Plant trees to suit needs, space h•, HJ r r ha .... n't bff'n in j ured at t hC' Apply wafer when the hole is half \ '( ' 1:. tnp SC'<' tha t ~ ·ou h J \'(' hr :rnchf' "i I n tm al l sidPs nf th E' tr unk . It \ ttU are hu\ ing d orm;-~ nt i P a fl r~ s t n •t ·--. in ltH' f; tll or t •a r· l ~ · spring, fi C':x tilt ' .\ oung twig" bct\.\.'('('ll .\ 'OU t' fin grr·:-. YDu ' ll k now if t hf' y arf' ~ prirtE0 all(! allH', or br ittlf' and ci!'.!d . ,. \l so th r· bu ds should bf' ti lled and again w hf'n it i s fulL Use t hr rPm ain ing soil to form a large mul r h collar around the tr('{'. Wa ter plump Your t1rs1 tJargains llf(' dorma nt . ));m ' r nol t' ci tr('('s p ur cha sed in I'~ I r l.\ ·" IJI'in g. Pla nt w he n thr soi l htt-> rtl ,rwr cl. ThP roots should tw c u\· t·rt '([ un ti l pla n ted . HaH" t hP ~; ti('" PI ' J'so n fi l l a box or bag wit h m ( li •. t ->. 1\nl us t or pl'a 1 to pro tPe l 1hP I OP h f11r !Ill' t r ip hum P. If YO U buy ll ll t' rkrt i ~ a!rrctd v ba ggPU in hu il:t p. cul tlw bu r lap open w hf'n p l. ! r ~ rr ng ; t ~ thi '- a ll ow s thf' r oot s to " (Jn ·; u l , tr ,1 un d . PLt nt .\·our rn 'f' ('( l r'!'f'('' l\ ·. I )i ~ .1 hnl (' r h , 11 i.'- a t lf>cL-;1 ;_r third lt k r ,Jn d , 1 toot dPC'Pf'l' thJn n( •c ('..;scl n · 1u accommoda tc the rnnt " o 1· -.;oil ba ll ShO\'C'l th C' dirt into i! \\'hf>f' ltx nTow . f'tc . and mi x thC' :-.ni l w i th pf'a t m os.. , or compost Thr n plant at l h!' so il ma r k on t hp tr u nk th;l l inrl ic;ttf'<.; il s prf' \'lJu!-1 grow in g lr \·t't. ~\ lhr new fr('(' frrq ucntly d uring il s fir st sf'as on. Tic the tree to a pole dri ven severa l feet into the ground on the windward side. t.:se a thick wire through a piet·e of ga rde n hose a nd securl' 10 Ihe slake. Uns la k!'d frees grow mon.' slowly as the new roots are constantly torn due to excess movem ent of the trff' . When seiE'Cting your t rees ma ke sur e y ou know lh P m a tu r e size and r· h tJ iq:x·· r~n " tn t tht· \1. 1~ funtl raislng c am psrgn Thf' c am pa ign 1--. llt·ltl dur irw ~a .\ · ea<·h _,·ear In r. 1 i'J ' llmd ~ It ,r thc- Ohio Ment ;t l l-h ·. d t tl :\ :--.Sf)ci:t tion v-.·hich ts not }..:ll\ 'f' l'nn ll 'l\ 1 suppor tc'(l. Til(' c ha irpc r .;;on s tor 1hv 1-1 u nnmuni t j(':-, include: VI; n rri "h<l VI . \j£'1 son . n radbury: r lp:d 1-:w tlin};Pr. ChP~ tf'r : .Janf' l l. ttl ' ltl m. Hcmlul' k (; ro\'f' : S lt. tro n Wi <"k Prsham . LP!art F.tlls: ,\nn1· ~-::.c a rhf' n y. !.angs:YlJ rg ar<'l N f'S!-it..'l roJd . \ 'il lt •: I .11 1l,l'. B ot tom : Mrs. Kar l !ha t variPS from yPllow to slightly rosy . Autumn Purplr w hite ash prod uC'P.S a riC'h burgundy· Pvery fall. Do y ou w ant a t ree that will evPntua lly fill up l hfl whoiP bac k- yard? A sta ndard Norwa y m aplr will d o this. also the Sar gent Cr abapple . A Honey Locust doesn' t stunt the gro'Nt h of ot her plant s under il. bu t if provides only lim it I'd maple or horse chE'st nutA wil! cool shade for y our house. Nonvay its tolC'rancf' to the cold climatr lhe house, North America has bee n divid!'d Zone I Ihe coldest a nd Zone 10 Ihe :~~:£~~r:t:t.se ~: ~:~~::: v.: armPst . F ast growing tr('('S havp shortC'r li\·es, and m or e p robl r ms. 1\.('('p i n mind too tha t shade trees som etimes cosii; addilions to your land ;cape. so chec k around wilh _ vour nE> ig hbo r s and as k w hat has ar(' lraf10 ss for half of each ~· ear For this n 'ason . ,v ou might sd P'C I ll'f'f's with tx>a ul \ ' bevond thr ir grown wC'll for them . Vi si t an abore tum or call your count y agent and ask for a rE'<'omment ed trep list for this arC'a or zone. Always purc ha sC' a specimen accom pa nied by a writte n g uaran· tC'f' for r eplacement if il does not survivC' it s fi rst winter and get busy as ever yonr nN"ds trPf's. in to plant hardi ness zones. wi th foliage Some vari f'l irs. suc h as Cnm son Ki ng maple a nd purple bPf>ch . prod uce co lo re d fo li age a ll sum mer. Blend thcSP wi th baekg-r ound gr('('ns . Oak and ma ple ar e Bellringers named in Meigs area Flltl>t'n M cig:-- l'ount\ · tl '" l dent s have t-x.. ·n n,t mPd 1,. 1 "-i ' t'\'t · J S !vknt a l J-l('alth l k· ll n ngt ·t well·k now n tor thPi r autu mn fo lia g~ color. White ash is a fast grmving and very r el iable l r f'E' w ith f all color Grueser , MiJwrsvi llE'; LOI1:'11a T it?m eyer, Pomeroy; M rs. Do- na ld P utnam. Re<'ds,i li<'; Kim BirchfiC'id Wilford. Rulland; Linda Ferrl'll an d Lynn Crow. S yr ac u ~f>; A nn Fau s naugh, Tuppers Plains; Li nda Slobart , Middlqxn1. and Ka thryn Hill . Racine. but only !he mosl .. Iva Powell had d<>votlons reading from the Daily Guideposts. Mark 1, verse 9, and had a medita lion "The Easter Sym bol" ' by Stephane Wil li · ams Hope. Wand a Eblin led In prayer. The WMFl conference will be held on J une 9 in Columbus, it was announced. The mother ·daughter banquet will be held at Shoney ·s on May 17. Brenda Haggy had the program . ""Jesus is the Key to New Life."" Mem bers werP asked to provide a packageofse€ds to besent to the mission field . ·"'"/(' l·: "a .~ Reedsville UMW group meeting held A report on an E aster vrslt to Arcadia was given at the recent meeting of the ReedsUie Unti ed MethOdist Wom en held a 1 the home of Mary Lou Acors in Belpre. Marlene Putman conducted the meeting with 70 shuttn calls being reported. Cards were signed for several frlends, and arrangements were made to have a table top Installed on the basement table . ObseiVed wtth cake and gifts werP the birthdays of Mrs. Acors, Mrs . Putman, and Nola Young. Barbara Masters had the opening prayer. and Sue Re<'d led In devotions with the group singing ·"Seek First His Kingdom ." The lopir for the program was " Resur· i\1rht'lr ABSOLUTELY NOTHING WILL BE HELD BACK! communtty happenings How l .Jn you rowr lhJI k1nrl oli o~' m .1 h i)th-rl£'bl . l o~~~o -p (()lll . l i ~hl · mont' ~ rr onom ~ l tit.• H.uiS,nr• w11h Cr lrl ll nt'fl tdlln ~ ul\lfl\ l'' Poi" { .o ld l 'rl HoJI VI'> I (. mp· H old 1 't'I IU I (.. o lden HoJrvt'~t fl)~t' I Jj.(t' ill ( lui It>~ ttw <<~•I ( tf l l' f> IJn l •n~-t .mfl ' Pl't t,JI ('mt' IIO:('fll \1 , ufl~~otwn .I t 11111 I' l' 'il"fl'IYI'h fl.:tffi ol)lt-d I:J ut VOU( I IOIP' ill{' ,, l,tl(tl\>t'rt'd JO:.Iffl ' t lm' /,,.;hln•no: Jfl fl · ·~('n ,/t ' ot /t •nl.il l/JI!l,ll/i ' "-hilt• tht", n· lihl ht 'lfl!" - h•pJJIN! f'li1' 1•1ur [ ,ol do•n H .l r·.-t''l f'n l•t> ' ' li , ~<h·d In { ornlo no•nt.tl ln, urJ nt i' l h J I n" ·-tn' pr••m111, t · r~"'' ')<1 -nnro'ol •n,t• • ,,11m ,,•t rh• mpnt .111d ·' p;>ll t y rh,11, \\ lolh •n , ,., t>l.1 111 ( n ~ l"h llt• 1 /. orl l ,lll ' 11·, n otl Ll lu \ ut> ,. ' ,, "' '' '' ""' l om P 1 , 1 1 ~ w tln u' save vou More I lUI Ofl l'r: I ,,.1''"' l,t< 1 t•ll<-<1 loto • h.,.,. • "'I' I l,nf '"'"'·"" ,. I '>,., , .• ,,1, '" I ·', •I (" ' "" .Jilo//1 ,. [ It , , , >til ' •I" '" ' )ll• l c 11 1 '" !l1.1 11 '"" '~ '" r---------------- 1 .,.,.-·~--~ M4.1l TO : · -- - - I - -- 1 - -· -.- - II I I I I 2 I 4 EAST MAIN POMEROY I I I I I 902· 6687 I ~ ----------) ~ '"s Cost Cutter Green Beans ADVERTISED ITEM POLIC Y ~a c tl of the u• odve r!lsed It ems is roqv i r od to be re adily avail a b le fo 1 10 1111 1rt e o cl-1 K ro g er St or e III JI(ep t ru sp1uil icolt y note d in th is ad 11 we do r un ~ ul ol . an ad ve rt ised iht m , w e w i l l o lf• r ~a u your c hoi ce o f o ro mporob le rtem . when a vailable reflecting t h e 101n t:t sav ing • o r a roi n che ck wh ic h w ~ll _e ntlile yo u to p u r c h o ~oe th ., o d v ert <~od il e m ot th e o d Yerthed p rlc:e w •lht n ]0 doy l . Only one ve nd o r coup tH' wi ll b v oc:c epted P " ' ite m p urd1u se d CUT Green aeans Continental ··· ··..... .... nsurance . .... ·, · '·, •····~ ~~~"~'~· ~o~u~m~us~.~"~'~'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;. GALLERY HAIR ARTS 118 E. Main Pomeroy, Oh. we lc Ph. 992·3233 m es 0 ,,,... I • -. CINDY CROSS To Our Staff \ .~ Specializing In FRENCH BRAIDING - ·-7 ,-.......- - - --. We Now Do Ear Piercing Starling AI 58 .95 Mon.-Sat. 9 :00 to 5 :00 Open Thursday Evening By Appointment ·tprll .Wrh DMC Floss ..... .... ..... ....... ...... 29' Candle Wick Thread ..... .-.... .... 65' Cross Stitch Supplies ... 20% Off Items on Consi gnment 8o Gift Items TOTAL SATISFA CTI O N G UARANTEE Eweryt h ing JO'l b .., r a t K1 o v • • is g u c~r o n teed fo r yo ur ro to l •ot ill oc tion reg orclleu of m o rtufo cturer II yo u ore " ot 1ol isl ied Kr o ger wil l re pl a ce your Ite m w ith th e so me b ro nd o > o ro mpo roble b rand o r refund you r pu rc ho 1e price COP VRI C Hl 1984 TH E KRO G ER CO ITEMS AND PR ICE!i GOOD !i UN DAY A.PR1l 11 THR O UG H SATURO A'r APR IL 28 198A. IN Gl rllpolts ~Jid POfl'leiOy WE RE SER V f TH E lUCHT TO liM IT Q U AN TITIE S N ONE W l O TO DEA\E R!i COST CU TT ER 08 17 · OI . Can 100-Ct Pkg . EVERYDAY LOW PRtCE Boneless Top Sirloin Steak $ 99 ON I ow you can see And there's more! the same kind of You'll also rece1ve fabulous entertainment Selections from Stars! many of you sampled by Daphne Davi s. a last week on HBO~ and fascinating 128-page Cinemax·· and save on book about today ·s installation! With HBO superstars. Streep, you'll see hit movies Redford . De Niro and like WarGames, spec· more captured in nearly tacular specials, HBO 100 stunning photos Premiere Films· made Yours FREE when you exclusively for HBO order HBO and/or viewers and more. And Cinemax. Order today. on Cinemax you'll see Get your FREE copy of other great Hollywood movies Selections from (over 45 each month!). new epi· Stars! and save on sodes of SCTV comedy and installation. But world premiere videos of new LPs on ALBUM FLASH:" Whole Kernel Corn Cost Cutter Tea Bags For High School Proms N RUTLAND FURNITURE'S TENT SALE WAS A HUGE SUCCESS LAST SEPTEMRER. THE BIG TOP RETURNS WITH EVEN BIGGER & BETTER SAVINGS UNDER THE TENT AND THROUGHOUT THE ENTIRE STORE AND FURNITURE ANNEXES. • Angela . of Tuppers Plains, spent a day recenliy with her parents, Mr. and Mr. WUltam Congrove. Sybil and Sarah Foster, Belpre, spent several days here visiting their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. FrankBise. Mrs. Chester Buckley recently celebrated her birthday receiving ca rds and gil ls from relaltves a nd friends. Mrs. Randal Coulson pres· enl!'d hC'r wi lh a decora ted cake and olhPr food whic h she had prepared f'SJX 'C'Ia ll ~' fo r the occas ion. ~~om'l. ha'l' lorm 1 Ld n d~ ~~ ro ~ Jn PLUS A VALUABLE FREE BONUS! WEDNESDAY, MAY 2ND THRU SATURDAY, MAY 5TH 9:00 A.M .- 5:00P.M. Reedsville Weekend visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Whitehead were Mr. and Mrs. Walt Hensch a nd daughter, Lisa , Canal Fulton. and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hensch and son. Eddie, Canton. Mr. and Mrs. Ga rth Smith have !"PlUmed home after being pa lien1s at Veterans Memorial Hospita l. Mrs. Roy F ick . and grandson. Zach Layton . Colum bus visited recent ly with Mrs. Lyle Ba lderson and famtly . Mrs. Roger Cha ney and da ug hiN . l'nt l tt' h d r~·t- , t ORDER ANDCI RUTLAND FURNITURE COMPANY • H•rvest Crop·H.ail proleclioft U.S. GOV"T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF BIG TOP I"ECtlng Our Lives" wtth prayer .being given by Pat Martin. Games were played with prizes being awarded to the winners. Sandy Cowdery was awarded the door prize. Mary Blse will host the neKt meeting. Refreshments were seiVed to those named and Clarice Mentzer . Mrs. Burdette. Angie Acors, Erika Boring. Angie and And rew RE.'€<1 , VIrginia Wallon . Sue Douglas . Lillian Pick ens. a nd Ma m ie Buckley. The Daily Sentinel- Page 9 from Continentallnsur111ce. LEGAL NOTICE 317 N. 2nd Mtddleport Phone;992·6992 Hours; Mon .. Tues .. Wed . & Sat.IO to 3 Frt . 10 to 5. Closed thurs . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio You've come too far to rioll your future ..•wilhout Goldflt Nolt ce ts hereby g111e n th at U S l ele· phone o! the Mtdwes t Inc has applied to the Pubh r. Utrh1res Commmwn ot Ohro for autltor1!y to ope rate as an rnre re,change camer of teleco mmumca tron s se rvrces tn the slate of Ohro The Commr ssron has pro111 · sronaUy app toved the subrect app iJC allon permrllmg the rnceptron of opera! to ns Jan · uary I. 1984. bu t w1!11 satd grant of author tty cond1troned uoon turtll er revH:>w of the applicant' s proposed tarif fs and ultr male appr oval of same bv futur e Commt ssron En· try Any rn l e re sted persnn . trrm . corpo ra Iron. or entrty who t..an show ~tmd ca u~e wh y such Jp ptr catron sho uld nor be wan ted shoul d tr le wt lh tfle Commrsson a wr rtten s!Jteme nt detarlrng sard reasons on or be torr' May 15. 19B4 Unless lllP Com mr sstan recerves wrrllerr stat e ment(~) to that effec t and an accompan yrn g request for oral hC" ar rng 111 lhts ma tter, th e ca se wtll bP dec1ded on lhf! bam of atf rdavrts submttted bv the appli can t hf>rP. m Futl her- tn lormat10n may be obtamed by cantactrng the Public Utllt· CommiSsiOn ol OhiO. 375 South Htgh S' I C I b Oh 4'"15 COUNTRY CRAFT COTTAGE Wedrwsday, April 25 , 1984 At Kroqe r , a ll b o n e and e xcess fat o r e rem o v e d h e fo re s tea k •s w e tg h e d an d p rr ced Cost Cutter Bathroom Tissue c 4 -Roll Puk CEll STYLE Louis Rich Turkey Breast 89 $ lb. Kroger 0.5% Lowfat Milk 48 PINT RETURNABLE BOTTLES . MTN . DEW . PEPSI FREE . Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola 49 8 PLUS DEPOSIT Fresh Asparagus U.S.D.A . GRADE A Holly Farms Whole Fryers lifornia Lettuce lb ggc ~~~t!~~~offer ({iet§uf•Ql t 1984Home Bo• Ot11ce Inc All r,gh rs reser vec1 • Req,~ r e • eo se• v1ce marks ano · ser v•ce ma1Ms o• Home Be• Otl !CE lnc Galtipotis . 675·3398 Refundable Converter Pl. Pleawnt · 675·3398 Deposit May Be Requ ired Pomeroy . 992 .._44 ' KROGER WELCOMES YOUR FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS �Pomen~y-Middlepor!. Ohio ,,-·~.· •.;~· ., Wednesday, Pomen~y-Middleport, Family dispute led to killings '~ CHICAGO (AP) -A 3'7·year-old man who sprayed eight people with gunl!re, klliJng his wlte, their two children and a bystander before pollee shot him, had been fired the previous day and could be heard " pacing nervously" that night, pollee and a neighbor said. Two of the four surviVors of Charles Hunt's rampage Tuesday remained hospitalized today . In addition. a pollee sergeant who was wounded In the foot was tn>ated at a hospital and released, and a fourth •' .. . ... apparently touched oft the shootlngs, which began In Hunt's 23rdOoor apartment In a high-rise building on Chicago's South Side. After kUling his wife, Betty, 37, son CharlesJr.,16, anddaughterUnda. 15, Hunt rushed from the apartment carrying an automatic pistoL a .3!kallber revolver and about 80 rounds of ammunition, said pollee · Cmdr. James Delaney. But at Dunbar High School, Principal Richard Stephenson said Hunt's two children were "were very, very courteous, which ~­ fll'Cted a strong hortll' background. Linda was In the topS percent other class and Charles was In thetophaH of his class ." Hunt was placed under a one-year court supervision after a robbery conviction In 1964, pollee said. He was arrested twice in the 1970s on weapons charges bul not convicted, Delaney said. At the 18th·Ooor elevator, Hunt killed Gloria Carney, 39, with thnee shots to the head. then went to the building's lobby and shot at "everyone he encountered," Delaney said. In the parking lot, witnesses said, he appeared to be reloading the pistol when pollee caught him In a hall of gunfire. Hunt had lost his job Monday at a suburban Northbrook security com pany, Midwest Multifamily Inc. , for unknown reasons, Delaney said. Company officials did not return repeated telephone calls Tuesday. Fourth graders of Southern Local School District Schools have been presented awards for their participation In the annual poster contest of the Meigs Soil and Water Conservation District. Trevor Petrel, Racine Ell'mentary School, rl'Celvlng a trophy for being co-champion of 111e county In the contest which had for a theme "Plants. Animals and Man, Sharing the Earth, An Ecology Story_" Prizes for 111e contest were $3 and a blue ribbon for first: $2 and a red ribbon for second and$1 and a while ribbon for third. All participants r£>Ceived a pencil carrying a conservation message from the district. second; Tanuni Buekl<•y, first; hack, Sandra Baer, fourth grade tea< her. Diane Barr, who lives In the apartment next to the Hunts, said Hunl "terrtrled me" as he frequently stalked sullenly throllgh the hallway _ She said she heard him " pacing nervously" throUgh hls apartment Monday night. "'This ctoesn't surprise me at all. I knew the man was very strange," she said . person refUsed treatment. PoJlce said a tamUy dispute MeigsSWCD poster contest awards presented SYRACUSE - Syr.1euse Elementary School Soil and Water Conservation District poster winners pictured are, front, Ito r, Stacy Fry,lhlnl; Marcy Hill, 25, 1984 April Commission.• Seedlings available t Continued from page 11 development. A leltl'r was dlrectf'd to the Jennings firm informing Jennings that 111E' commissioners are consld· ering several consulting firms tor future employment Including his The Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District can obtain bundles of 1,00l white pine or Austrian pine tree seedlings at a low one- time price of $~. Meigs residents who would like to order these seedllngs or obtain more Information about them are to contact the SWCD office at 992-6617 no later than 10 a.m. Friday, April flml _ The letter also lnformf'd .Jennings 111at If the time should come when the board wished to talk it would set up a time and place for such a meeting. 17. The Daily Sentinel PHONE 99Z-2156-l Dr Writ• Dlilly Sentinel Clln~Md Dtpt. 111 Cour1 St. POIIIIID)'. OllliG 4576! ., ,.._ •·61@ 11114*1·'* 1 RACINE - These are the Racine Elemtmtary School SoU and Water Conservation District poster winners, front, I lo r, Trevor Petrel, ftrSI pla<e and county co-rllamion; Michcllt• Brown, second; Heidi Snider, lhinl; hatk row, Tom Theiss, Meigs SWCD o..........., \ c ... ~~·~··-· (, .. ~ , ft "'"""' ' 11•-( pood•ftod•• ""'• l 11 ·1 ......... l.tl•no.o""'"''"'' 4 o... w., l l P.&.................... ........ ..,"..' .... ~~--oo•aaooo u ........... l-~ 8l -Cd . fY I ....... ~· ·- ~ .., 9..,.n! ................... r1ordlololpoolo•dvan<ol - • Aw<hon • w.............. tI ~-H to< u Solo ~ II Mo~'loi<...,...IO< Silo 1 7 ......... , ....... _ U-h'"''''''"'' u ....................... J•·lolo•acruoo &l· '~•hlto•"•do "" 1 1-AuiOifotloll ( i ll• ll ( r.-r/ I'" K' "' f " l l "f 1/oI" H -T•...:;•ofoor 501o 7Jy..,,,owD /" //" " I 'II/ l o•/ O 'fl ll nll(" <" I r-/oflll K•'• o .... c ..... .. 71 "" "'" ~'"'' Acto oo•••• H A"' o ~opoor ... ! · -' ..... I. "~··atwo· '""GI C~u~h ..... c ... .. . . 11-C: o"''"' Eq"'""' "' ll-1!•1 EotoiO Wonooo ··-·"'"""" n w..... ,. ,..., • J -•ormo1o• "'"' 04·Apo•lmtt11 for flo~• ·~ f~ """~'~ 1\o o mo 1 1- 9poOo1ooAo•l , o ~~~'"'"' r •., ... ~ ., .......... , '!It:~ ...... I l ·f1odoo . TV. C l !lop'" I 1 "''I<OIIonoo ~• tHl~3 - 'Po.,loM "'"'"' ll) ..... ~ ., 101 U 7 Ill ......,.... IJ Eoo ouobot U "'' lo Gror o U ·E•HUOul• '"'""''"' "" ftft . ..., . . . . .~ ..... U ".~' Q..,.,., tloui"'O II M 0< 11 U P•~ · ~- •• Up •~ ' ! " "' "" ""'"' ' Up•o 15"'•••• u~""'"'" ~l ll '' · • G•c,. No•un 111 - '0 o.. Hovoo looo"''"' U~ - llo~>no •t•tlooo"'~ 01-1:<!1''~"'""' ·~· "·~· H f or Lo... 1 1 -W..,,.t To Do )71 1 /t - 1'1 Plo"""' 0 "R . .... Po"'"'"' 8U - Aroboo [) ,., ,,II _..Plu~..,··-····-" ...... l1 fo•.,Eouopment lllol~""•"•"'••'orAonr ol.roo Codo )01 N •<OOIO<>eii O 91) 141 - l'looQ•.,..•• J!14 - 0Y¥On0 •" I\ ~ - SI•uorltl w...,.., 1 l lno""""' BISSELL "Free Estimates" SIDING CO. Call 992-3849 NO Sunday Colis 3-11-llc SR. 216 £. 2nd St. VIRGIL B. Phone : l-1614)-992-3325 c.,.,, .. 742~2328 4/9/1 mo. IUUOII · JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING Jobs - Big or Small MINERSVILLE. OHIO Experienced Reasonable WORK GUARANTEED Public Notice lho • o/v ()Ji<.<; O f ltw th <; !J if l 0 101 111• ! Public Notice ( f' ol rill l •i ( r• -·• ··~ Ct ll lSPI V311C V [),~ t r• rt w,) .;. nr roo...-• r lll•d .t p• ·t• ThPr• ' l tm• n~> •I "' Sn lvi"'r l irl.ll rh r> nr . 1rt 11 f' nl l, •rJqw:rl illlln,nr t r r·H I l• v ,, " fH Jkf".pr•r•,·",f J o r trw n rr WI•Il•ll •r l il li\' Whf'r•· \'1." 1lll1n 11 0 •~1 11•1 ·( ( Jf di "Y rf r<; tr ro. l •J\ii11° r l •rk· .t.-'. 11 1" ',1nk 1."\i .!I P • rr•·.t!ln l •t il t JI 1n 1 :l ••r np11 H J \ 1.1 llf•fl 1(" ,1-·lv< : ll r) " r!lh •·' • w :·,rk 'ir JI ' n rn m m• tv " ' fH I· ~" IJ! • JJIJ l. tn d•Jwn r · t ~ ·N•Ih 11 tfn ,rH F- cl·- rJ • HI " . 1 ~ bP t ' d ' •~'' nl P I•O r O· •j1•'1 lt '11 1 ' ' r ol '-' ''1." ' '' ' -, ·: ,11 ,1 C" P •; t~h' .• tl• • n , ,-, ( .I <J\ P' 1 l 1y f,- ,nq·tKill Tiu • IJ( I,II i l llll ·• ' " I !1 11 th . iiJ IP o• , . , .,- ' !'-'~• -IIY ., 1 j" 'l 'iO.. ti i P l!ldl , H1d c t h,l ! 1! ,,, :;idvoc.,Jfl lf' 10 loii OV,.III fj f ('~,n l ui•OTI I n I ll p10"-,! 1\ t ' ,1 nd jl! Q! ,-·( I t •;h l l t ;p n-... r . n•;o·r·.·o: lll I· ·~·; IH • ~ •I v Wf l! "o•n 1),<;( 11 ( 1 · rn ; rpp!QV;J I r<; ll •vf'll 11-.. l h1 • Ai J.r ·d o l Orr e• 1 01 ~ n l l h~: LPiH1•r' <l C rPP k r::n nsf' · ~.1 • 1 c.,.- Dr'ill •< I h••1ntl"' b !• q •nn 1 11"~ 0 1 r"111i IUIH JWrlil lllll lt tlor ll i)PI ,)[ I(ln Sa11 1 rn<; Pr v.otn Jn .~ h!"'rt ·h y p,!<;<; Pd ~)\" lh• • .lulhorlly fjr Hl !r•r 1 •nS'"!CflllllG l [l 1 10(Jit hr· On or J HI'VISP d Co ni' Th, c; r r>-;olll !til l l W.l ~ l l "l l JI "H h,,: I"Qv·oorj ' ·<'("(! ll <f<•cl ' I• J:I !)Jsc,pd Thr l)''' r; lr11'nt :lwn lll l' fll t"'• ('t C:.r(lf l.i ll' rJ <1 Vi"' 1 th .l f 0 11 1°1' 1111 '> IS <!If] lo<i "(-rj of 11 !!1 I"JV,l li 11 ' 11 1 ,111not,•r• d Ill l i( l() JI (lri<;l f SPI "' " •"• dtr< f I IJiii 'III JI' Xf)(·l " "l ll I IIIP!)JI, Ii• l• • hr1llf \ vvdl ro ~<;u!l Tlw. r r> <;olhlluJf1 .:;h\111 or oh•h• t .1 m .n.-. I JIJ P I. ll r" !rn1r• h.--.r;J;ln• n r l 111 1 l)lll •lltJollJ] iO:ll fWilh ln l 'llllll IJ'li>•"> s p:, 111.:; h,1\• t~ hf"l'rl f, l,-., I Wi th lrr !j apor n vPrl hy tlu • R< J,Jrr t r! l o .rnc for <; ,, , tho"> LP,II!<nq ( <!•(lk Cnnsprv,r,lr' '< 01 ~ tr• l t ~ - ·.Nh() vi• ll ' 11 1 Llvnr n l (1;l ~'ir Ki f> rr lt h ~ l i"' 'ifl l lt ll il\ II Wll 'i tf-f' ill l.lll llll Ulr', I P.1 · I · n~ r ,t t ho ·· H r, .l c<: r•' Jh,jT LETART Ft\Ll.S-&11 and Water Con,;t•rvalion District poster l'Ontesl winners at u.., (; •tart Elementary School are I tor, Carrie G!Ot.:kner, first; Kelly Baltic, second; 'l'llluny Baker, '"'ond place _ 'J r! ll• ' r1 r·.1r h onr l• 1.· 1d1r ,l •l v attt•ndt•d d~L~S4:'S, hut now attt•ndo;; s(•hool 111: 20 2'J 30 3 t: at Letart ~ II" , j,., ,j 1111" '•: ]I• 611 l q1plu . JI •.lfl I ' 1' . l l• ••"l f riPd t rw. 111 (, P•np•Ht"' ' il r>lll '. r • rl" PUBLIC NOTICE l''' ht·.:H<n rr tlf' hPid rl Mo~y . I p ·,,. r_ ,, p11 1ll, ll• I ' ~>-·.. 1 .11 I JO 1 11e I 984 J l b tr J<; w•ll IH• OpP nf't1 .1n1 1 lh1r1 ,JIO•H! l or !hP nurrt1ac;p n ! th e l ollo w rn () , Ll 1J <p m 1' 1l! t•rn r• l I 98 4 th rn-' qun rler ton tr.,c k t() hr> pq,,ppf'rl vvrth .11110 m.J ir c tr ,lrl:>fn•Ssron hr~.J VV t),l (!P r y du l y pow~r "i l• 'er •nrt sr ar r t">1~.1 ·v'\l r_.,, j), ,,, ~ ~,, . ,r •., . srr•n ' l" h f>d l 1n 1' 1 dn rJ \N~ , f'" l h1 Cif f1 "l fl F,,.,-j Hul l rn.1n ~vhy ;_: r V IIJ <f!' u' M ,r1d lr•pol l Ap1 2:1 ~krv include discount JWanfed JFor Sale ) Announc~ment )For Rent 17, 18. 19,------ st>cond; Slun:.. !'oopo·r. thirrl: ha•·k, ,Joyce Ritchie, 20. fuuMh gradr tf•adlf'r. 21. 22. Nine people forfeit bonds Tuesday Brett Dotson, Middleport, $48; Thomas Roush. Minersville. $44; Cynthia MoorP, Racine. $46: .loS!'ph Wilder, Portland. Ore , $46, all on spc<><lingrhargPs; Darrell Mitchell, Ma son. W. Va .. $6.1. passin g on o double yellow llnP. and $45, sPff'd lng: Brian Sj)('nf'f'r, PomProy . .$4:\. assured clear distance. Leo Johnson. Pomeroy, was assessed costsonly on a petty 111eft charge and Stanley Watson, Pomeroy, was finP<I $21:\ and costs on an assault r hargp_ 23 . 6. 24. I 25. - - - - - - J 1. 8. 26. 21. '- 28. 29. :JI)_ 31_ - - - - - - - 32. ------ 33 _ _ _ _ __ I Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 4576f PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ROGER MILURON. DECEASED Case No. 2441 0 Docket 1 2 Page 416 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Arrd /0 19B4 1n thf' MP ,q 5 C0 1Jnl v Prnh a l f' f'l ,Ht C,l o:, (' Nr • 74 <11 0 'v1 il l, on A-:1111r' 2 ct!a s ed I II I I I I I I -~----~~·~~~~~~-~----- tatP o f R o utt• 2 Pon lo~n ll M~-'• qs Cut• nty Oh1 0 Robert E Buck P1oh<He Judqe BY Len a K Nessroad . CIPrk. I I I· N -,rrn2ln Box 785 RJC irlf' Oh i O 45 77 1 \1\1,1 <; Jflpu•n!Prl A rlmm• s tr atn • o f tlw esld tf• of Ror]f"'! MiiiHOII de- I 34.------ II 35. 1\ JmC'ro_y . Till· (Jtficr ls open !"I'Orn 8: 30 a.m. to 4: 30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays and from 9 a.m. to 12 noon Saturday for the convenIence of voter s. I I I I I I I I I I I I 141 25 151 -l[ij")f·dl '; 2. 9 3rc 1l ll1f• IJ\ll]l' i<~ rd• T '•• •I·. 1)11 the v. li hOir1 1f •I l li,ll Lil , . II 1.111 11pl• t"· vi/I TI I Jill .l[ljri i(_,-TtJIP ldVV Yo,, lll,IV • \t•fn,11ld tl-t,l t Wr(IJ •·'i'> ••• .11)1 )••,1( , 1111 f Antonna lnslallolion Houso Colis and Shop Serv(ce Av•ilable "Serv1ce that Towers Abo'lle rhe Resr ' U. S. RT . 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO NEW-REPAIR Authorized John Deere. New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Gutters Downspouts Gutters CleBned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows Parts & Service 949-2263 1-3-llc KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •Dishwashers E EXCAVATING J&L BLOWN INSULATION •END LOADER VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •TRENCHING •SACK HOE •DOZER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •Storm Doors RAIN LINES. County Certified •Ranges SEPIIC TANKS INSTALLED •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers FREE ESTIMATES to drive the vehicle ot your choice. No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomreroy, OH. 45769 Service •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES CHESHIRE. OHIO l 3 1 -t ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-Extensive Remodeling Insurance Work Custqm Pole Bldgs. & Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidings 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992·75B3 or 992·2282 ll·Hfc PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom. QH _45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by leading Carpet Manufacturers . 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I rno ?~ l mu KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION RADIATOR SERVICE .tunc.! 1111 ) 1 r R.-. llr>r t F Buck r.L ~ HK I'" ? 'i : Washen to match. Upricht Freezers. Spin Washers. G£. Whirlpool. Maytaa. TV & APPLIANCES 677 lrd Avo ., Gallipolis. OH. Dai~ & Saturday til6 P.ll. PH _446 -1699 Real Estate GBneral FOR SALE (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres wrth a nicely constructed conrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath, 12x15 living room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oil furnace with facili· ties for woodbumer. 12x15 blodt storage building, 20x30 block garap. Right off Rt. 248, country settin&. 'h mile east of Chester, Ohio. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Down· stairs equipped with kitchen, living room, dining room and den: upstairs has two bedrooms and one bath; house also has basement. lot size approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. If 992-2259 NEW USTING - 80 acres rn Sutton on good road near Racrne. About haH umber and about 25 tractor wrlh a 5 rm horne lor $60.000. NEW LISTING - 218 acres With some timber. bonom land. 2 ponds. 3 barns. 3 car garages. 11 rm house wrlh lree gas lurnace. natural woodwnr~ fences on 2 stale routes. Askrng $95.00l NEW USTING - 114 acres rr. Jackson County, Oh~ . Franklin Townshrp Owner wrll finance. 498 Gen. Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport. OH. PH. 992-2549 OPEN: MON.·SAT. 10 to 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 4·6· 1 mo. CHIMNEY KING CHIMNEY SWEEP 9 ACRES - In Chester Townshrp. Good 6 rm. home. one ftoor. lull basement lurnace. woodburner. bath and TP water. $35,000. IIIDIJlEPORI - Near ~ores th~ 3 bedroom home has l'h baths. new kitchen and drnrng. Small level lot Only $23.500. NEAR KROGER'S - 2 apts. 5 rms. balh and central heal down 4 rms and bath up Asking $34.500. Wants an offer. I• Good Used G" & Elec. Dryers, Open POMEROY,O. AL TROMM All Types of Aluminum Clean Sheet & Cast 41C lb. Weeks of Aptil 9-21 Aluminum Auto. Trans. '8 .00 Each Irony Aluminum Priced On Inspection .wire bru1hM torr cteOt-0'11 ~I 949·~046 3 23 tin Call 992·3466 Scipio Energy PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13·tfc Want ed t o buy. New, used & antique furniture . Will buy 1 piece or complete house· holds. Also complete Aucti oneering service Call Rodney Howery 614· 698 7231 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992· 7013 New Chevy Truck .... Buying daily gold, silver coins. rings, jewelry . sterling ware, old coins. large cur rency . Top pri ces. Ed . Bur· kett Barber Sh op. 2 nd . Ave . Middleport . Oh . 614 -992 3476 . Open: Mon. · Sat. 10 to 6 FENOER ....... .. .... '76.95 DOORS ............ '149.95 HOODS ........ ____ '174.95 BUMPERS .......... '69.95 GRill .. . .............. '42.50 R. SUPPORT.. ..... '84.95 TAIL GATE.. .. ..... '85.00 FORD FENDER ... . '69.95 BUMPER .. .. . ... ... '69.95 Also Some Car Fenders Available Vinyl & Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types Worked in home area 20 years "Free Estimates" EUGENE LONG Ph. (614) 843·5425 3-28-tfn 3·8-2 mo. pd. CARROLL'S LAWN SERVICE interested contact The Home National Bank in Racine, 949-2210. LIKE NEW - But needs lrnrshed. Lg. den. place lor 2nc bath. carpeting plus 2 bed· rooms Only $18.000. POMEROY - Nice ~de•c home, v1ew of nver, central heat small yard. modern ballr and sman lot FURNISHED - One floor (i rm. carpeted home. Nrce bath. new woodburner. insulated and all utilrties. For $28.500 'DOZER - BACKHOE 'REClAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES ' DUMP TRUCK SERVICE "CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUilT HOMES 'WATER . GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992·720L5-tt AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682. or 992-7121 3-24 -tfc Serv1ces MAl NT£ NANCE Reasonable Rates CALL 992-5949 4/ 1211 mo. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racine. Oh_ Ph. 614-843-5191 I 0-6-lfc 11 Announcemenls 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewing ma chine repair. parts. and supplies . Pick up and delivery , Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up Georges Creek Ad. Call 614 - 446 -0294 . Paul's Home Video located 405 2nd . Ave .. in Park Central Hotel. VHS, Betas. CEDs (disc) . Rent movies&. players . Bruce Lee movies. Coli 446 -1718 . Cleland Greenhouse, flow · en , flats or pots; hanging baskets; vegatable plants : tomato plants ; Geraldine Cleland. Vine and Main St . THE KOUNTRY KLUB GOlf LESSONS SPEOAL ADULT 6 for 140 STUDENTS 6 for 1 30 "'1' •s;r~~,~·~ed Golf 1 ' •Sqinning now through season •All A&es Saturday playrng ~11 lnps 'V'-.L._ •On CoLJrse 1ns1ruc1ion •Awards INSTRUCTORS : John Teaford ... Dave "Big Hi!' ' Burl CHESTER. OHIO for All Types Roofirc & Siding Gutters. Downspouts Painting. Coating NEW-REPAIR LAND - 42 acres rn Orange Townshrp and old farm buildings_ FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr. 992-6191 Dortle r.rner 992·5692 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Jo Hill 985·4466 CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 4118/ 1 mo the season .They will resume next fall They wish to thank everybody partici pating & making the Gun Shoot a success Any dogs caught on louie Plants farm on Eckard Chapel Road. Mason County will be shot Signed louie Plants . Billie Jeans Beauty Shop all permanent waves S 1 6 . and S20. until all present stock is gone . Coli 304 -773 9123 . 4-9-1 mo POOLS-PLUS Sales and Service NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. Just Past Krodell Park Special April Only 12•24 ...$5,500 installed 14x2LS6.200 installed Office: 675-1388 4·4·1 mo . pd Giveaway 3 part Shepherd puppies. 6 weeks old. 446 -7433 2 Hamster. Call 446 -9650. Nice bla ck & white puppies . Coli 614 - 367 -7743 Fill dirt free to anyone. Call 614 -367 -0536 1 gray kitten with green eyes very lovable . Call 614 -379 2326 . 4 male puppies. part Alaska n Husky & German Shepard . Can 614 - 256 - 1393 . Hued rock Call 446 -0958 [H MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE IULTOI Real Eatate General II. L. "Bud" McGHEE Brokor·Auction Service Charyl Lemley. lltiiS County Associate Phone 742·3171 in For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation . Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992·5875 YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addon• end remodeli~g - Roofing and guner work - Concrete work - Plumbing and atectrical work (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy , Ohio -II Free puppies. lab puppies. 7 wks . old. Call 614 -986 3561 . 5 German Sheppard -Collie pups . Call 614 -773 - 5704. 5 German Shepard and Collie pups . 304 -773-5704 6 Help Wanted Bab•,sitter wanted, 1n my homo for 4 children . 8 hrs day . Coii614 -38B -9342 . Racine 54 Misc. Merchandise OHIO VALLEY ROOFING COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds. iron , wood, cupbottrds, chairs , chests, baskels , dishes. stone jars, antiques, gold and silvtH . Write - M D . Miller , Rt .2, Pomeroy , Ohio 45769 or call 614 -992 7760 . Lost and Found lost· e black short hair medium size dog , no collar . I love him very much & prey for his safe return . Wanda Wolfe . Call 614 -985 -3574 . Wanted Ambitious. tough minded people who are willing to work hard for an excellent income . Full or part time . Send resume t o Box 400 tn Care of the Gallipoli s Daily TribunP., 825 Third Ave .. Gallipolis. Oh 45631 Sell the Best _ Sell AVON Coli 614 -388 -9045 . Part time babysitter wanted for 6 yr . old in Addison area . Call 614 - 367 -0637. Need reliable woman to care for 2 children, 3 mo. & 2 yrs .. 1 - 3 days a week . day & evening shift , some Saturdays needed . References appreciated . Call 614 -992 7896. ----Wanted a matu re lady to baby sit part time for 2 children in hom e . 304 -675 3009 . Teachers and c oaches summ e r e mployment . S900 .00 per month guaran teed income . World Book and Child Craft. 304 -882 2485 Baby sttter wanted . 304 675 -5072 . Woman to stay with semr · invalid lady in north Point Pleasant . several hours each afternoon and all day on Sunday _ G ive age and ref er · ences. Write Box P-25 care of Point Pleasant Regis ter . P 0 . Box 237. Point Plea sant. W Va Need garden plowed on R t 62 , 304 -675 - 6595 after 7 00 12 Situations Wanted W ill carA for the elderly in my home . lots of referen c es Men o r w omen Call 614 667 - 3402 Mercer ' s Riverview Per · sonal Care Home has vacan cies for elderly pers ons Betty Mercer owner . 304 · 773 - 5882 . Harper's Adult Care Home has a vacancy for another resident , elderly person . Call 304 -676 -1293. 1- - - -- - - - - 18 Wanted to Oo General Hauling and Trash remowal Service . Reliable and dependable . Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 . Middleport & Vicinity &Vicinity Opening Flea Market Two free weekends . Apri128 -29 , May 5 -6 . Free open air spaces, parking, admission . US 35 , Fraziers Bottom , WVa . Don frazier-Operator . 304-755 -2779 . 5 family Garage Sale : May 1. 2. 3. 4 , 5th . Reedtville . Ohio . Clothes. many household items. Driveway betide Church of Christ. Yard Sale April 25th, 26th, & 27th . Across from Blue Fountain Motel time 9 :30 31 Yard Sale Centenary Town house April 26 & 27 . 9 -5 . lots of children& clothing & 6 rooms , basement, double garage, 1 & one -third acre Homes for Sale r:J:rs:7=&=9=.===::==:11ot, Rose Hill .1 -614 Pomeroy $32 ,900 . Call - 678 -. _2_5_1_3_._ _ _ __ _ __ 18 Wanted to Do Keith ' s Lawn Mowing & Trimming Service . Reliable and dependable . Re asona ble rates Call 446 - 3159 or 256 - 6251 Roofing and gutter w ork , metal work , housepainting, carpenter work . Exc. ref . Free estimates . Call 446 3171 Garag~s . patios , sidewalks, basements , block work . Reasonable pr iced . 35 yrs . experie nce . Free estimate s. Call 446 -3394 Dependable lawn m owing services. Reas o nable rates . C all 304 -675 -6517 or 675 2199 after4 p.m Financial 21 Business Opportunity t NOTICE ! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHING CO recommends that you do b usiness with people you kn ow , and NOT to send money throu gh the mail until you have in v esti · gated the ottenng 22 Money to Loan Completely remodeled 2 -3 bedroom house with vinyl siding, fully carpeted , forced air gas furnace , large out building, in ex~ . neighborhood . Call 614-992 · 6161 . Owner transferred , must sell beautiful 3 bedrm brick home Fireplace. deck , woods. privacy, sunshine . $63,900 . Call 614 -992 5420 . FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY! ff 1 4 ft. wide three bedroom . bath and half . mobile home sitting on nice lot , ready to move into $225 .00 down $225 .00 per month . 304 - 576-2711 Three year old total electric house. 3 bedrooms, fenced in ba c k yard and deck . S10 .000 .00 down assume 8 11:1 per cent loan . priced in mid 50's Call after 5 . 304 -675 -6643 4 bedroOm home. full base ment. 1 acre lot, Rt. 62 , Charleston Road . 304 -675 4887 or 614 -446 - 1675 . Houstt and 3 lots for sale. Sliding Creek Road . Hart ford , WV . 304 -882 - 2831 . Seven year old ho'me. three bedrooms . garden spot , 2605 lincoln Ave . 8 1/ 1 per cent assumable loan , 304 -675 - 5047 after 5 :00 4 bedroom, new siding. firepla ce in remolded living room . $15 .000 .00 304 675 -5854 HOME LOANS FIXED RATE S Below mark et rates FiJ.ed c onventi o nal FHA VA . leader Mortgage , Athens , collect 614 -592 · 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ~051 TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS , TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 614 -446 -7572 Professional Services Employment 4 3 BR RANCH - Lg drnrng with sliding ~ss doors, bar, I~ hving, carpeting, lamrly rm. about 21>32 and workshop m lull basement Young lrurl on 2.40 acres. $39,500 A ~ At 124. Pomeroy OIIW Cash paid for fan cy ir o n or heavy iron beds . $ 160 and up for certain Meigs Co stone jars . Old time cup · board . cal l 1 - 3 04 - 882 2711 .. .. ··Giiiiiiioiiii-·.. ·-- ----·· tiiime;<>;; ·- ·--- -·- 23 Racine Fire Department Gun CONTRACTING Wanted to buy square danc ing clothes Size 10, any type . Call 446 - 4537. •MOWING *TRIMMING •CEMETERY Recycling Divis\ ·on 4I Il / mo Roger Hysell GARAGE Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters. Swain Furni ture , 446 - 3159, Jrd & Olive St ., Gallipolis, Oh . General Construction Roofing A Specialty 4· 6·1 mo. PH . 992-2549 Shoots ha"Ye been cancelled J&F We pay cash for late model clean used cars . Jim Mink Chev.- Oids In c. Bill Gene Johnson 446 -3672 498 General Hartinger Pkwy. Middleport. OH. We Have the lowest Rates WANTED Wanted To Buy We can repair and re · core radiators and heater cores_ We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks . 742-2328 Louttd I If• M•le (asl ol flacetown on Twp. 142 ,_,, PH. DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK Auctlon every Fri . night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloads of new merchandise every week Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome . Richard Reynolds Auctioneer . 304 - 275 3069 9 JAMES KEESEE PH. 992 · 2772 367·7560-367·767 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd like to intmduce you to Engace-A-Car, the modern wa~ •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows I Auction every Tuesday night, Pt. Pleasant , WVa . Auct . lonnie Neal. Youth Center Bldg ., Camden St . 614- 367 -7101 . 304 -773 -9185 . •I nsulation •WATER, GAS, SEWER Public Sale S. Auction Rick Pearson Auctioneer Service. Estate, Farm. An tique & liquidation ssles . Ucensed & bonded i n Ohio & WVa . 304 -773 _6785 or ) "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" lost · 1 •m•ll female beagle. named Su1ie, black. brown , &r white , wearing collar with 10 tag, 7 yrs ., good physical con. I pr1y for her safe return . Wenda Wolfe , Ches· ter . Call 614 -985 - 3574 . B IP\Ir l y 1n " (Otril l l h' 111 · '"11111! lllu<; f h P 1n : V\'f'l•nq llld l d• ·rl wrth th f' Coun Ill\ 1,1 h·l !h )II J"V ' ''l /]) !l ,l yS · l11 • / r,1P p ,. 1!.'1 !•• • "1 !l)r hi';"J r•n<l ') Public Notice These ca511 ratM ui1 1 11 ~1 !1 P P I d ,,.,.. l i"Jf> 'lll!,l 'lf' "('">'IV ( • <; ' hi'• l :rth t I•' ' f •' jP C! dl ' v - ,. ;lll h•d " ,lnrl llll ii <'J(' ,"H i"{ n f (J IIIIrl ilfiP S Ill f' M . .rt ti ll' 1•", 1 11 11'lly i l ' ,._, lil P',\1 ·'> Vil l ;lqf~ o1 M •d rii PpOrt wdl IRC P•vfl q•alnd r:Jo d c, at tl"\f' M ilyo r ~ 011"' 1' 237 R,lCf' Su en t M •, l r111· p o l! Oh• O 1111 111 l rlt 'C(· Wd l an~ I !I ' H11· ll' plor .ti •U' l 1/<ilf ,1 t or H~ •1 ( 11 •(II r POR'l1ANJ) - Portland Elerm..tary St:hool Soil and Water Conservation District (HlSU'r wirmprs ;u'\' lronl, I tor, Tbnrny Triplett, first; Ronnl<• \\'agno•r , ''"''"fl•l •'I f h, ( ~,. il l w il whr rh · Meigs County voters may now cast absentee ballots for the May 8 PrtmruY electbns al the oftlce of I he Meigs County Board of Elections, !<rated In the Masonic Temple, · ·n r,· t, .,J 1• • , d1t 1•1 !t 1,1n A sJ A ', h ·.r,n rt h H, ,. ~ .rl'. r1· ·· •·.l <;e d 1111r1• I So•r fl •'1'-. :) t()IJ 0 1 10 ')HJf,?l o~f ~'' " Ohio Revised Code, ho~ol A•. rt 4 ·.hwn rr h H IJS 11•· · 7 30 P M MJv 111 Nine defendants forfeit I'd bonds In the coun of Poml'roy Mayor Richard Seyll'r Tul'Sday night. They Include Brian Hiles, Portland, $43, posted on a charge of tAiling to yield the right of way : Doretta Law. Charleston. W. Va .. $45; Wanda Shuler, Racine, $59; ] , , thf' ~: r' I "'>D <l w l l(o l.'v (J •rld I1A lu ur t llt!. '•' ::: , '1 n n rl fl t)r'll•rr;v Q 11 n Public Notice Falk We Service All Mokoa & Modolo 992-6030 PERSONALIZED POOLS 601 PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF ASA ASH · WORTH HOSKINS. DECEASED Caoe No . 24407 Ood<ot M Pago372 NOTICE OF HEARING TO PROBATE WILL AND CODICIL 111 winnPr at th<• Middll'jJOr1 Elt•mcntary School where he 46353 Seoul Camp Rd. Chester, Ohio Ph. 985-4269 If No Answer. C.ll 985-4381 SALES & SERVICE _,.h p .. '' " '' E. Mltn RESOLUTION APPLIANCE SERVICE WRITESEL ROOFING CO. BOGGS or oo •• oo •• oo u.. ,.~,, .,,.,, ..., s.. c~o • •~ -•"'" Public Notice Till ' !lu ard f) l o . r.~ll l •l ~ of I liP AND f.1 6 Lost and Found ' - - - - - - - - 3-26-1 mo . -----1 Public Notice S&W TV PARTS and SERVICE 4-5·tfC m ~. Ooolloo •~,..-. - ....... co . AL TROMM CHESTER - 14x70 n.obile home, 3 bedrooms. I !6 baths, partially lurnished. underpinned, central air. FA elec. heat includes 12x24 storage buildi n~ All on appro•. I acre loc Very meet $19.500 ' JI - IW1Io 1<1 ~uUncl LIMESTONE HAULED PRICE REDUCED - Near the !lines - 3 bedroom ranch oo appr-011. 2 acres, counfrl setting. Now on~ $18,500 PRICE REDUCED- Syracuse -Attractive 3 bedroom ranch, new declting, ~rge ~t Bargain at reduced pnce ol $32,900 plus a 9\l% assumable loan lor · 25 years with balance ol $25,600. monthly payments o1 $313 includes taxes and insurance. Double bargam. OWNER WANTS A SALE - Oil th~ I floor plan 3 bedroom home, large lot and part basement Call lo see thrs one_ $24,00) Real Estate General I !~ "Beautiful. Custom Built Gara_ges" Call for free sidil!& estimates~ 949-2801 or 949-28o0 Housing Headquarters "'" ""Co WY '"" ' C..O o I 1 0 UI - G•••o••• Ul -- co..nooo Ut - Y"""" 01 .............. _ , Senior Citizens 992·3325 1 1 -lt,ootor <y<:l" ... ,.,. .... 20% OFF For Vinyl S. Aluminum SIDING ' Barns, etc . MIDDLEPORI - A beautrlul Shutt mobtle home wrth deluxe fealure!i 3 bedrooms. l'h balhs, range, rei. rn large k~chen. underpmnrn& also nrce front porch Wlth rarlrng. Rrver view. 50'!100' ~~ $19,00l. The Daily Sentinel Page Business Senrices Call RICK IMBODEN For Houses, Garages CALL HELEN, BRUCE SUE MURPHY IIILTON ROUSH 11--to•Mooo.-o 8 1-luldl"'l Swlllll•., 'loo l o~dh w"" supcnt~r. ,.00<1.., h Done Summer? Then Ohio PIANO TUNING Lower priced regular tunings · discoun1s to Senior Citilens. Churches & Schools _Ward ' s Keyboard . 304 -675 -3824 Piano Tuning and Repair Brunicardi Music Co .. 446 0687 Skill and integrity our trademark lane Daniels. 614 -742 -2951 8 & M Painting Res .. Ind ., Comm . Free estima t es Call 614 - 256 - 1492 or 446 1104 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP · lNG M onthly and Quan: erly accounts welc ome . 428 Se cond Av e. Call 446· 1136 Professional Ele c troly sis Cltnic _ Probe Type Elec troly sis . AMA . FDA & FCC approved . Doctor refe rral s 304 - 675 5568 . Real Estale 31 Homes for Sale large 3 bdr . house f or sal e or rent . In Plantl Subdivision No c hild ren , no pets Cal l 614 - 245 -528 1 eve's Middleport h om e. jump into Sprmg Savrng s! Super spe cial low prices Call 614 992 - 6941 Spring is herc 1! If you ' re shopping tor a now home , let N .l Stevens & Associates help you with your financ · ing . We have home mort · gages w 1th as little as a 5 % downpavme nt and rates as low as 10.50 %. Call Jan Allie today . 614 - 379 -2789 . Must sel l $2 .00 0 down take over $315 per _ m o pay · ment Tau~s & in surance included locat e d Plant:r Subdiv isi on 3 bdr ranc h . full basllment . c a r port . woodburnet . city sc ho ols Cell 446 -8002 3 bdr , 2 full bBth s. larg e lot. near Holler H o s p ital . 529 . 900 Terms if needed Call 446 -2957 By owner lovely 2 bd r home o n waterfro n t. bo at ramp & do ck . cl o se to t own . priced S 3 4,900 . Will help financ e . Call 614 256 1216 Build on y our lot a new h om e you afford . Over 1100 sq . ft .. 6 rooms & bath . car · peted . ready to move into . $26 ,500 also garages & basement Call Patriot Home Builders 446 -8038 Will consider mobi16 home as trade -in . Baum Addition , 3 bdrms, 2'h baths, ac, wood burning fire place. 2 patios, wo ods , 2 acres , gas , TP water . $67 ,500 . Owner will help finance or will consider lend contract with $1 500 down & payments of 8650 .00. Call 614 985 -4387 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL lTV MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS , AT 35 . PHONE 614 -446 7274 . 1965 12x60 mob1le home, unfurnished. S3 .900 Call 446 - 1 340 1 979 fully underpinned 14x70 . 3 bdr ., 2 full ba1hs , appr o x % acre, well gr8ded lot . Price reduced Ca11614 388 -9957 after 5 ·JOPM 1971 Freedom mob ile home. good cond .. clea n. reasonabl e. Call 614 - 245 5549 . 1980 1 4M52 liberty mobile home. ex c. cond .. $6 .700 Coli 614 -245 -9256 14x70 Rosemont 2 bdr . 1973 12x60 Detroiter 2 bdr .. 1969 12x60 Raycraft 2 hdr. Reconditioned like new . Call446 -0175 1976 . 12x60 . 2 bdr . ex c c o nd _ Completely furnished All underpinning included . S5 , 500 Coli 614 - 256 6409 . 1972 m obile home, 1 2x66 . 2 bdr ., good cond . Call 446 -7171 . after 5 446 8288 12x65 1971 mobile home ; woodburner & a .c . 614 742 - 2720 1975 Skyline Mobile Hom e 12x52 . good condit1on . S4500 Coli 614 -992 -6169 or 992 -7667 1 2x60 2 bedrm mobile home . well c ared for . good c on . 2 porches . ac . partly furnished _ washer & dryer . good metal out bid . pnced for quick sale . $5500 Call 614 -992 2368 1971 King 65 x 12 . 2 apart · m ent trailer Ideal for rent i ng Contact Hershel M cCl ure at 614 -992 -6900 til 5 p m after 5 p .m . cttll 6 1 4 -992 -3436 . 1974 Kirkwood 1 2x60 , to tal ele c .. 2 bedroom . house wmdow s. n~w carpet . A - 1 co nd 304 -675 -7328 M obile home, 12x60 Chanl pi on . n ice carpeting , wood bu rner . drapes, dishwasher . eMtr a n1ce and clean On rental lo t c lo se to Gallipolis and At 3 5. Imme diate pos· seSSIOn . S5 .995 00 304; 675 - 3466 1977 14 x 17 Cameron trailer . 2 beedrooms, 2 bath s. 304 -773 -9133 . " , FOR SALE OR RENT . 14M70. 1979 Shannon all elec .. 3 bedrooms. partly furnished mobile home. 1 2x28 built -on room with coal or wood burner . E~ . cond . underpinned. 3 nice. porches_ well water. utilit'l building . acre land, Jer,Ys Run Road , Apple Gro~ w .v • . 304 -675 - 2356 . �Page 32 12 The Daily Wadlllltday, Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio S.ntinal Mobile Homes for Sale 154 They'll Do It Every Time Miac. Merchandlae 157 Muaical lnltrumenta Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® 81 April 1984 25, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 7ft . IOCUit p01t1 1nd 1t1k11. •va· 73 Mobile Homo. 2 bod · room, 1 1/J beth, new carpet throughout. Set up ·o n Coli 814·211&·1271 . r•nted lot In town . e?.OOO te39 or 878 -3004 . bru1h cuttere. trimmen . 30cc .. 40cc powered engines . Prlctl hom ~eposse11ion . Engines . Ul rod & big rod ohoh drlvo v•• or belt offer . 304·878 - Ohio Complete P11vey aound tem , I chennele , " profll· olonol mlkoo I 1 .000. Coli 448 ·U28. bedroom Twin bedl, complete. 8ft truck copper , canning jars. RCA black & white TV. Call month . All STATE MODU LAR HOMES . half way Huntington and 446·3067 . Point Pleasant on St. Rt . 2 . 304-576 -2711 . 33 58 Fruit & Vegetables Call 6 14 -2 45 -5281 Queen size bed frame with head board $50 . Call 446 · 6630 . 35 Lots & Acreage Trailer wheel tri - a.~:le . Call 614 -256-6574. 61 Corn planters: New Ford 2 row, used 4 row MF . Call frontage . lo cated on old 160 near Porter . all nearby , $3.750 utilities Call 614 - Furnished apt ., 1 bdr .. near HMC, S225 . Utilities pd . Adults Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . 388 -8801 6 lots, Plantz Subdivision, $2,900 tor aiL Call 446 - 2957 . 10 acres. reduced price, .n Chester . with 2 mobile homes on pr operty Call 614 -985 -4174 . One half acre lot on Mitchell Road , Gallipol• s. rural water and city sc hools . $6.995 00 3466 304 · 675 · 2 lots Grandview Heights. $13.000 .00 3626 . 304 -675 - Rentals Furnished Mobile Home , central air, mile below city overlooking the river . One or two adults o nly . 446 -0338 Furnished apt for rent 3 rooms wit.h private bath, 1 st floor . 845 2nd Ave . Galli polis Call 446 - 2215 1 bedroom Apt . S196 . mo including utilities. Equal Housing Opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apts 614-992 · 7787 Riverside Apts . M1ddleport Special rates for Senior Citizens. S 130. Equal Housing Opportunitie s . 614 - 992 ·7721 . 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts . Call 614 -992-5434 or 41 Houses for Rent 5 rm house 44 Olive St , Gallipolis . Inquire at 918 2nd . Ave ., Ga llipolis, Ohio . 3 bdr . ran c h near Rio Grande, $235 mo . plu s security deposit , no pets . Call 614-245 -5439 . Unfurnished 2 bedroom house with garage on Salem St ., Ruland . S150 a month, $100 damage deposit . Call 614 -742 2378 . 3 bedroom . fam1ly room . basement. near schools and hospital Deposit and refer ence requir e d 304 - 675 - 4338 . 3 bedroom , 2 baths . al l elec tric , S-200 . month . S150 . deposit , S35 lot rent . 304 · 895 -3828 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 992 -5914 2566 or 304 -882 - Apartment for rent, 2 or 3 bedroom. Middleport Call 614 992 · 2381 2509 0' 992 - Pomeroy 2 bedrm . ca r peted . with remodeled bath. nice yard Naylors Run area . Security deposit required . Call 614 -992 -6886 after 6 p .m . Small furnish ed apt for rent Call 614 ·992 ·7314 . APARTMENTS . mobile homes . houses . Pt . Pleasan t and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 8221. TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disab led with an income of less than $12.300 Renting for 30 percent of a.;!justed income Phone 304 -675 -6679 . 3 room and bath apt. , Mt Vernon Ave . Sto~o~e and ref furnished . Ellc cond . 304 - 675-1962 . 2 bdr . trailer fully furnished good location , sec dep req Call 446-8558 . Two bedroom unfurnished trailer -large yard , garden , rural wat er. located in Cen terpoint Call 614 - 379 - 2169 Nice large house . near city schools . yard. S300 a mo . deposit, utilities . Call 446 1434 or 446 -2192 . Furnished one BR . beautiful W I D . A I C Adult s only N o pets . S21 5 m onth plus electric . S200 deposit . Ref . Rect . Bulaville Road Call Connie 446 0088 aft er 4 pm 304 -675 -2651 45 .J !76 -2711 . :43 Farms for Rent 3 bedroom , 1 1h story home, ·newly remode led with barn, -ch1cken coop , pony shed. & 'work,hop 5 96 acre s fenced in Only $35.000 . 'Call 61 4 -992 -21 43 or even 614 - 742 - 2289. :inq ·Michael. Apartment for Rent JACKSO N ES TATES APARTMENTS (Equal ·Hous1ng Opportunity) has :one and two bedrooms, rent ·start1ng al 5 157 for one ~droom and S 193 per month for t wo bedroom . with S200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant . Call 446 -2745 or leave message . §mall efticiancy apart . cen tnlair & heat. 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 - 0338 . Garage apt.. furnished 3 rooms & bath . Washer & dryer . Clean , no peta. adults only . Oep . & ref . req . Call Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping R ooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel Call 614 -446 -0756 Sleeping room $11 5, ties paid . Share bath , only Range & refrig . 2nd . Ave . Gallipol is. 446 -4416 after 7 PM utili mate 919 Call COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33. N o rth of Pomeroy large tots Call J . W . Commentarive 3240 rifle , Remington 870 TB. 12 gauge . Full choke. vent rib . 304 -773 ·5446 . Gravely tractor and mower '72 Honda 350 low mileage 1hp . elec. motm . Metal lathe . Dual wheels for Gravely . 20in . push mower 15in Ford pickup truck rim All sales cash . 304 -895 - 3974 . 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms S399. bunk beds complete with bunkies S 199. 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199. antron recliners $99, other recliners SBO, maple dinette sets $179, bO)C springs & mattress twin or full S100 set regular -firm S 120. maple dinette c hairs S35 . wash stands S34. maple rocker s S59, 7 piece chrome dinette set $149: 5 pi ece dinette se t $99, used bedroom suites. refrigera tors , rang es. chest. dressers , wringer washers, TV 's. dry ers, & s hoes Call 614 - 446~ Building materials block, brick, sewer pipes, windows . lintels . etc Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 0 Call614-245-5121 . LUMBER · Rough cut. oak. poplar. 2.~:4, 2.~:6, 2x8, 1 )(4, 1.~:6 . 1 x8, length available. 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & luspan. 304-773 -5554 . Now open for business , Mountain State Block, Rt 33. New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4" , 8" . 12 " block . Delivery service . Phone day 304 -882 -2222, evening 882 -3239 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair , rocker . otto man. 3 tables . jextra heavy by Frontier) , $685 . Sofa, chair and loveseat , S275 Sofas and chairs priced from S285 . to S895 . Tables . $45 and up to $125 Hil'!e -a beds . S440 . and up lo $525 . Recliners, 5175 . to S375 . Lamps hom $28 . to $75 .5 pc dinett&s from S99 .. to 435. 7 pc . $189 and up . Wood rable with six cha1rs $425 to S745 . Desk S 110 up to S225 . Hutches. S550 and up . maple or pine f1nish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, S 2 50 and up to $395 Baby beds, S110 Mattresses or box springs , full or twin , $58 .. firm , $68 . and S78 . Queen sets. 5195 . 4 dr c hests. 542 5 dr . chests. $54 Bed frames . S20 .and $25 ., 10 gun Gun c abinets . S350 Gas or electric ranges S375 Baby ma ttresses . $25 & 535 . bed frames $20, S25. & S 30. king frame s 50 Good selection of bedroom suites, cedar chests . ro c k e r s. metal cabinets . swtvel rockers 56 Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor - outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service . Call614 · 446 - 7795 . Judy Taylor Grooming Call 614-367-7220 . Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor boarding fa cilities. Engli sh Cocker Spaniel puppies . Call 614 - 388 · 9790 Drag o nwynd Cattery Kennels AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayan . Per sian and Siamese kittens . Call614 -446-3844 after 6 . 2 white miniture male poo dles. 8 mo . old . A lso puppies ready to go by May 1 . Call 446 -0857 . Reg Pit Bull pups, 10 wks . old, S200 or trade . Call 614 388-9000 . 614 446 -0322 Young coon dog f or sate . Ca11614 -367·0t69 . Male Great Dane, ears uncropped, no papers. gentle disposition. good watch dog . S 100 or trade for gun . Cell 614 -992 ·6967 after 8 p .m . Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 12"-22" stocked in yard HEAP vender, prompt delivery . 614 - 256 - One trailer lot , sewer and water furnished . one small child accepted . 304 -675 limestone. SBnd. Gravel . Delivered in Mason . Meigs , Gallia or pick up at Richards & Son . Call 446 -7785 1076 . MOVING to 86 Burdette Addn All merchandise must go. Building for rent. Hugh Burris 304 -675 - 6512 . Merchandise 51 Household Goods TV & Applianc es. 627 Third Ave ., Gallipolis , 614 -446 1699. Spin washers, gas & e lectri c dryers . auto washer~ . gas & electric ranges . refrigerat o rs . TV sets. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers . dryers, refrigera tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap pliances , Upper River Ad . be5ide Stone Crest Motel. 614 -446 -7398 Country Oak Furniture . ta bles. chairs . cupboards , dry sinks. piA safes. lots o f mise Conkles . At 7 . Tuppers Plains , Ohio Early American couch and chair, uc . cond .. $200 .00 304-895-3596 . Portable color TV, baby dreasing table . video game with 3 cartridge. 304 -882 - Furnished efficiency, 807 2nd .• Gallipolis . 8145 Share bath , single. Call Singer sewing machine with cabinet, axe . cond .. $65 .00 Call ahor 6 :00 304 -8953349 . Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS U se d Furniture ·· Refrigera tor s, dntirs, dryers, and TV's . 3 miles ou1 Butavill e Ad Open 9am to 6pm . Mon thru Fri., 9am t o 5pm . Sat 1 0 " Pollen chain saw S 75 . Call 614 -256 · t52B . Build on you r lot a new home you afford . Over 1100 sq. ft ., 6 rooms & bath . car peted, ready to move into . $26,500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builders 446 -8038 . Will consider mobile home as trade -in 165 Massey .Ferguson 130 Farmall with cultivators, Harrow & tobacco baler. Coli 446 -7838 oftor 6PM . Seed & Fl!rtilizer Musical Instruments 5494 . Massey Harris tractor . mower, front - end lift. wagon , plows. 52.500.00 . 62 Wanted to Buy Wanted to lease : Tobacco allotment Call 304 -6751197 after 6 p .m . 63 379 -2657 Case 31 0 front endloader dozer, $4,000. Call 614 - 256 - t427 Jividen's Farm Equipment . 614 -446 · 1675 long trac tors, Vermeer round balers. rakes. teddter & mowers & also a complete line o1 ba le handling acces.l Tobacco & corn sprayers. tobacco set ters , wagons, rotary tillers. rotary cutters. blades. culti vators. disc, plows. post drivers. p lastic tanks, wood splitters. gate&, power washers . Wheel Horse lawn 8r Garden Tractors . Goose neck trai ler. And see U!l for a complete line of parts & service! USED EQUIP! 245 Massey Ferg 2 · 9N Fords. 424 IH, 801 Ford. 50 Forg. 135 MF. Caii614 -38B· 9087 . Beautiful ladies 14K dia mond ring 1/4 karat . ap praised 5700. sell for $500 . Atari 2600 video game, 1 1 cassettes including frogger, donkey kong, S1 00. Call 6t4· 3BB · 9624 . Bolens 800 8 HP riding mower /needs engine re · built) $300 . Headers V -8 , 304 & V-6. t99 ·23t for Jeep, S40 each. Studebaker engine V -8 with trans 9100. t980 650 Vomaho 4,500 actual miles , $1 , 200 . Homelite X-12 chain saw and a Sears Craftsman saw for parts $60 for both. 23 channel B98rcat CB base with 0 -1 04 mike, ground plana , &t25 . Co116t4-388BB03. New truck fenders & doors Chevy fenders $75 .95 Chevy doors S 1 65 . Ford fenders $75 . Call 614 -256 · t260 . TOP CASH paid for lEite model used cars Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 East ern Ave ., Gall ipolis. Call 614-446-2282. TLC. $800 . Call 614-388 · 9362. 1978 Ford Fairmont Futura, 3 spd., AC, good cond., S2.000 or best offer. Coli 446· 3637. 1981 Datsun 280 -ZX turbo. 10,000 mi les, mint cond .. Gr. Lull. Coupe . Call 4460648 after 5PM. 1976 Monte Carlo 61,000 mi . asking $2,000. 1979 Cougar XR7 58 ,000 mi . asking $3,100 . Call 446 - 3709. 73 Vo lkswagen for sale . 6250. Call614-256- 1755 . 1977 Dodge Aspen , slant 6 , 4 dr .. PS, AM -FM stereo $1,700 . Call446-8158. 1980 Buick Regal Limited, PS. PB. cruise . AC. ti lt w heel. good tires. rear win dow de1rost, good cond ., 95.500. Call 446-4205 . 1975 Chevy Impala excel · lent cond .. $1 , 100. Call 446 · t2tt w -loader. JD dozer, 2 Ver meer round balers. 120 MF ba l er. Gravity wagons. plows, corn planter. lime spreader. disc . ' We buy used equipment! Call 614 -446 - 1675 6600. Call6t4 -256·6248. 3 head Yearling heifer, 1 Charolais, 2 Hereford, all uc . cond . Call 614 -388 - 83 Dodge 060 Sport, 6.900 8509 1976 Chevy Monza 4 cyl ., 4 spd .. good body, runs good. mi.. marroon trimmed in sil"er, like new. Ronnie Sheets . Ca ll 614 - 266 - 1484. Pigs - 8 weeks good stock, S35 Ca11614 -367-0624. Goats -young billies for pets or gra1ing . Call 614 -367- 0624 . 1977 Chevy truck. 6 cyl . automatic, S800 . Call 614 · Golden Palomino gelding. gentle trai l horse . S-600 .00 . 1979, Chevy Caprice Clas sic, 2 dr. a .c, p .s. V -B engine, body, good condition , excel lent performance. Will con !lider all offers . Call 992 7412 after 5 p .m . 1983 VW rabbit 4 dr, GL. am-fm stereo cassette. p .s., rear defogger & wiper . 992 - 35t7 . 304-458 ·1763 Good riding horse. 304- 1982 VW Rebbit diesel. 4 dr. auto. am-fm. steel belted radials with low mi leage 61 4-446· 7389 . 2 year old half Selguim mare . $400.00 call 304- Northup King corn. alfalfa & grass seed. other farm aeeds. Ca ll Vaughn Taylor. 6430 64 Hay & Grain 614-245 -5064 or614-245 · 6815 after 8PM . Hay and straw for sale . Call 6t4-256 -9352 . 11 YEl.LERL_j 7:30 I 8 :00 Cl)lnolde the I'OA Tour F11mlly Feud ()I Wheel of . . _ (jJ E-nment Tonight Major LANigue Bauboll: Pittsburgh at Phllodolphla (J) MOVIE: 'M01at1""' your carpet 73 (J) MOVIE: -d. spd.. loaded with eJCtras. $3,000. Call 446 ·0515 . 1981 Plymouth Trailduster, 4WD, AC, 45,000 miles , 6)CC. cond. Call 446-2825 . SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN .. BIJf Tl1 IS SC@ OF -rn llJ6 COJLD BUD.IE A HABIT... Remolding. siding. interior and exterior, textured coatinq, simulated brick and stuco, thermo replacement windows . 304 -675 - 1560. 74 CIJ 5PM . 3738 . 1983 Honda V - 65 Magna 1.800 miles, luggage rack , back rest, mint cond . Call 458 · 1566 . ANNIE !fEY, IN UP twTif YUif. WfiR5UCiiG .1 Wlif/T IOIOT L OCifEt? Tlfl5 DOOR?.' WE'LL fiUN 'E;fl THfiOU(jlf Til" CO,J!PUTEf!.' Cor Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or T. .. Tlf/6 4/N'T YOU!i OWN PIWf/TE SUITE. lii!W!>ER.' Wlffl T fiRE YOU !lOIN(/ TlifiT'!> SO flflf!NE!l 5eC!IET?! SHININq MY SHOES. THE 000~ MUST HAVE LOCKECI BY 1/CCI{)Ef{T- $1,295. Call 446-4205 . 1974 Honda XL 100. Call 614 -256 -6338 1977 Honda Gol dwing GL 1000, full dressed . new ace. , all the e•tras, e.~: . cond $2.250 992 -23Bt "' 992 · 2509 . 1980 Yamaha 650 special. good condition. 4.100 miles. S1.300 .00. 304 - $3,400 00 3288 . 75 304 - 675 Boats and Motors for Sale 76 304 · Auto Parts & Accessories Ford Mustang 4 spd ., c lutch plate, bell housing shifter . ect . for 351 Cleland engine: t;200 . Call 614 - 992 -696 7 after B p .m lzisu motor to fit 1978 Chevy luv truck . Phone 304 -675 -6462 1 980 VW Scirrocco 5 apeed. a.c. aluminum wheels with steel belted radials Call e 1978 Camara Z- 28 . $3500 . 14ft . self contained "Joy Timu" camper, S650 .00 304 -675-217t 1974 Chevy Vega station wagon GT, Auto ., ps, good Motors Homes & Campers 1iros. $300 . Call 6t4-949 2202. 1978 Honda Accord, ac . 5 speed, motor needs work. good tires 8t shocks. Only BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE . U.S 614 -742 - J A.R Construction Co .Ru Basements, Footers , Con crete work , Backhoe ' s, Dozer & Oitcher . Dump trucks. & water -g as -sewer · electrical lines . Dotson's Tree Ser~o~ice In sured - Free Estimate . 304 - Services 1969 Camero 350, 4 speed, ll.tOO.OO. 304 -675-1600 aak for Jim Lively . 81 Home Improvements TR 7 hardtop sports car. good body, run. good. STUCCO ond PLASTERING 12,200. 00 . 304 - 675 · 3t82 . · Commercial and residen tial. free estimates. Call 8t4-256-1t82. 1976 Chry1ler Newport, exc. cond., 304 -675-1402 . Joel has offered to f1x it for not · Starks Tree Trimming & Removal. Lawn mowing and maintenance . landscaping . 10 Pet . off all estimates ·--~~ 304 -5 76 -2010 . t980 AM<: Concord t2.2e0. Phone 304-886· 3828. opeoiolloinQ In buill up rool. Call 8t4·388-9857. 1978 Mua1ang 18.000 mi . See at Thomas's Euon Pt . Pleaunt. WV. PAINTING - interior and ex terior, plumbing. roofing, some remodeling . 20 yra . oxp . Call6t4 · 388 ·9652 . ace of dtam onds, ruffs a dia mond and ruffs dummy's last club and hJs la st +52 Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Facts of Ute The gi,ls Wesl Norlb Obi Pass Easl J+ Pass diamond. Hl'then plays to his ace of trumps and leads Sooth a trump to dumm y's qu een I+ 4+ Pass Pass Then he leads dummy's Jack of h"arts. If East ha~ either of the two missing honors, the hand was cold from the +K Opening lead You'd come out ahead if 40u paid him a thou:;and not to fix it~ WINNIE SOMETHING AT THE WINDOW. I'D BETTER GO INVESTIGATE. BARNEY I<EEP AWAV FROM OC BULLET, PAW--- I DIDN'T KNOW HE'S GOT SOMETHIN' THAT'S REAL CATCH IN' HE WAS SICK I ClJ MOVIE: 'High Road To t0:30 II ClJ NEVER SAID HE WAS PEANUTS 256 · 1141 "' 614 -446 1175 m 514 -446 -79tt Call Jim Lanier. 304 -675 - 7397 ( NEWSP!~PER ENTER PRI SE ASS N 1 by THOMAS JOSEPH 61 ~-"·" IT'S GETTING LATE ... DO YOU MIND IF I SOME!-IOW. I n10UG~T VOU MEANT MY BROTI-IER? ON TfiE PfiONE.. II CIJ CIJ Ill CIJ llJ e ID 1163 Sec . Ave ., Gallipolis. - - --- - - - .. ~ .. province addition 1.2 Window part 5 Hebrew 13 Drool 15 Sort 11 Rock's 6Associate O.T. notes 7 R.R. stop (abbr.) 8 Speak to II Selfreproach Musical 14 piece Yesterday's Answer 19 Hire %7 Actress, Barbara - 2111 Senior member 23 One type 30 Unearthly 24 Moorish drwn 31 Songstress Della 33 Zounds! 36 In the past 25 Acute 37 Ger. war god of energy Carl- 25 City on Honshu Z1 Elevatorman Z7 Prophet Z8 Belated 2:!1 "Love Me -" (Presley hit) 3% Finnish city 33 Bard's adverb 1-r.-+-+-+~ 34 Undersized :15 Pillage fl Exhaust 31 Licit 39 H- afar, far better •h;nn W&Uifi" ' " 411Tookacab 41 Joyous exclamation DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's to how '"work it: AXYDLBAAXII: LONGFII:LLOW One letter limp). &Iondo lor another. In thi• somple A II used lor the three L's, X lor the two O's, elc. Singl• lellen, opoo1rophH, ll!o lenath ond !ormation of the wordo are all hlnto. Eoch day the code !ellen are different . cavnoouarES E •1121 N,_ CIJIM.modJoan ([) Entoruol1wnont Tonlfht DESSKL C K FES QYELMVYN ., ~-·- 3 Discussing 4 Building lllrmate tributary Z2 Had debts . Z3 Astronomer, o.-.. 6t4-446 -7833 or 614 -446tB33 . lamented show 9 Face shape 2111 Mend Zl Tiber t : 16 (]) MOVIE: 'Sliver Rocer' I]) lnolclo tho POA Tour ' I t : 30 ()JlDve n..t Bob ClJ N.-/Sign Off 1 :411 (]) MOVIE: 'The Prowler' I]) Fltlhln' Hole 2 :00 (]) lechelor F - TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP I Asswne as fact 2 Spanish -George 11 Self 18 Clothier Program JIP CIJ My unle Margie (!) Numero Uno Cil TBS Evening Newo Ill Fun Moments In Sporto •1121 CNN Hoodllno N Upholstery the head 5 Aida's 10 Shrine Ill Llltenight America (jJ A ll In the Family • 1121 Nightline • Twilight Zone tt :45 I]) Mudli Sportslaok t2 :00 (l) Pat Benatar in Concert (l) MOVIE: 'N-· Cil Bumo & Allen ({) MOVIE: 'Soarch' Ill Nightllne ll) MOVIE: 'The legend of Hell Houoe' • 1D Eye on Hollywood •ounomoke t2 :t51]) Motorcycle Racing: S-Suporct000 t2 :30 • (l) (I) Late Night with Oovid Lotterman (]) Jack Benny S ' 1]) Eyo on Hoi!\-._ D ()) MOVIE: 'Mono WHd Wild Woot' t :OO DOWN ACROSS I Top of forts of K -Joe and ·Bunny Green to put a sniper behind bars are frustrated bv leek of important evidence . (A) (60 min .) or SERVICE bidder , so obviously is pre·empting . Nevertheless, South is strong enough to go on to four North NeW11 Cil Another Life Cll SportoConter CIJ News/Sports/Weather Ill Devo A llen It Large (jj) Newowatch • lenny Hill Show t1 :t 5 Cll ESPN'o SportsWomon t1 :30 II ClJ CIJ Tonight SMw (I) Anoultod Nuts Cllleot of Groucho Cil Catlina I]) WK RP In Clncinneti D ([) Police Stor( The ef· Need something hauled away or something moved? We ' ll do it. Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 87 10: t5 tt :00 General Hauling WATER · His club s uit was such that any human would continue ll ative China' 614 · 388 -8274 JIMS hum,~tn that West is a very conserv- Jack Reynolds repons on the growing marriage rate 1n America . (60 min.I I HEARD James Boys Water Service . Also pool s fi lled Call 614 - call. He happens to know NBC Reports: Second Thoughts on Being Single SEWING Machine repairs . service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , Pomeroy . 614 -992 - 2284 SALES · Professional ser vice for appliances. heating, cooling and electric Sell and install Amana . Gibson . Kit chen Aid . Residential . Com mercial . Industrial. 304 - South is a trifle s urprised by his partner's three-spade CIJ Album Flesh CD Double Trouble CIJ 256 -1583 D . DAY REFR IGERATION lead gives Soulh a ruff and discard . West could have made things harder lor South by s h1ft1ng to a trump at t ric k two. ' 1t Wes1 wa s onlv By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Hotel The hotel staff braces for a political assassination attempt and a young mother makes an attempt at selling herself for ~easure . (R) (60 min .) !Closed Captioned] 4066 . 0 DAY REFRIGERATION SALES Professional ser vice for ttppliances, healing. cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson , Kit · chen Aid . Residentia l. Com · mercia !. Industrial 304 675 - 4819 or West is end played A heart lead is s uicide . and any other Ga,den . 190 min) t 0 :00 CIJ 'MOVIE: 'The Lady In Red' , Ill 01 (jJ Arthur Hailey' a Pasquale Electric Co all phases of electric work . all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental 614 - 446 - Electrical work , all phase s. free estimlltes. reasonable rl'!tes. quali1ied electrician . Contact Ron Huffman. 614 - but it turns out tha t start. West ha s both . No matter . at Convent Garden Amencan singers Grace Bumbry and Shirley Verene ce le brat e the 250th ann1versary of Great Bntain's Covent Electrical & Refrigeration CALL Marcum Roofing 8t Spouting. Now installing rubber roofa. 30 veers experience. • A95 t A43 Shirley Verene In Concert GASOLINE ALLEY 576-2897 . 85 6t4· 742 -2289 . Michael . time South must wind up Wtlh the lead m dummy. Accordingly . South plays +AK862 Kate discovers t hat identical looks are no match for brains when she takes A llison's place in her chemistry class (fil Grace Bumbry end 11and. Oh,6t4 -742 -2903 . 1969 Hi -lo camper . $650 . :.ood cond . Call 614-367 - 7238. SOUTH Comedian Mark Russell turns the day's worrisome news into fuel ror laughter as he roasts the politicians and bureaucrats . 9 :30 667-3386 . 1976 Pontiac Astra . runs good, body rough, good work car. 8660 . Call 614 992-2143 or eveings at monds and clubs and to draw trumps . At the same (jj) Mark Rusoell Special $560. Call 6t4 -992-2t43 or evenings at 2289, Michael . Y7 3 2 tQJ9876 +1o 9 R Festival 675 - 4819 614 -388 -8274 Rt . 50. Coolville. Oh 614 - .KQ86 t K 10 2 +A K QJ [Closed Caplionedl 1!1 Ill (jJ MOVIE : 'Peter and Paul' Part 2 Ill West Virginia Jazz Good -1 Excavating, base ments. footers, driveways , septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537 . James l. Davison . Jr . owner . Call 304-882 ·2646 . 79 EAST •s +14 discover that Mrs . Garrett's shop may be haunted and they fear she could be pos sessed by evil spirits . (A) 698 -6553 Camping Equipment has shut them out. West starts by leading three clubs. South ruffs the third one and sees a perfect end play ::;taring him in the face . All that is necessar y is to strip the hand of dia · +76 4 3 WEST Ill a (jJ Oynaoty Meigs Electric Service, Steve Barnett. Call 614 - 78 a nd We st can make four dtamonds, but the spade suit 4·25-84 +QJ 1091 • J 10 4 • 5 0 ()) CiG Mama Molone CIJ 614 -446 · 7389 . 1978 Chevy Caprice Clas sic. 4 dr, am-fm stereo tape, p.s. power windows 8t door locks, velour interior, new paint . Must see 8t drive to appreciate. 14 -446 -7389 . power of the spade suit. East NORTH !l:OO ())700 Club Excavating Conect Craft & Ski Su preme. family ski boats . New & used, Parkersburg, 0' spades .c:tnd does so This hand illustrates the Frankie has a date to ~ee his father for the first time in eight years. SHUlAW'S Plumbing and Heating, Rt. 2 Neal Road , Point Pleasant, W . Va . 304 675 - 5420 licensed and l.,surcd . 84 wv 304-422 -8433 422 -2367 . Day at • gregation . 160 min.) [Closed 8:30 ING . At . 1. Box 355, Galli · polis. Call 614 -367 -0576 . 576 -2846 . 1983 V - 65 Magna Honda. 3,000 miles Exc . cond .. never abused, good tires (]J One To be end played is human Captioned! 61 4 -446 -4477 83 Ill Jacoby and James Jacoby Oswald ers. Ossie Davis and Ruby Dee discuss how the New Deal. World War II and postwar social changes set the stage for the black legal as sault on the fortresses of se- 446 ·0648 after 5PM . 1979 Honda CB 650. wind shie ld, roll bar. cruise, mag whee ls. trunk, low miles. BRIDGE (jj) Walk Through the 20th Century with But Moyers 'The Second American Revolution, II.' Bill Moy- JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT- 83 Hondn 750 shadow. 2.100 miles . exc . cond . 2 hel mets Call 614 - 446 - you want?" - A "PHEW" Real People T onigh1' • C1J CARTER'S PLUMBING ANO HEATING miles, exc . cond ., 2 helmet. sissy bar & chrome, case guards. Call 446 -4989 after Body- Time Sam gets hooked on smoking again . Motorcycles 1982 Honda CB 650. 2300 Jumbles CROUP ~. 11\1/1 HARROW BELONG Answer ' 'How maa-y pounds of Iimburger cheetM!I do I Yesterday's him round up a cop who is involved in a big coc11ine deal. (R) (60 min.) 0 8fi!N(j 'EM !3/IC/i I1 (Mswwa bJiiltWIOWI program features a 'apK:y ' Florida restaurant, an all-girl rodeo ilnd a man who has inspirational love for his handicapped daughter lA) (60 min.) Plumbing & Heating J·,I X I e ... MlD16 l RaALL,'100 A9<W ~ ll1E AFTERIJX)~ OR= JLIN£ llo'!.>,~. Absten Home Improvement Specialist . Homes, addi tions, roofing , patios. dry waiL concrete . painting , all types of remolding . 304 - 82 [J Mw~er: KI I I I I tiJ ())Fiippe< (JJ Auto Racing '84: NASCAR TranSouth 500 from Dar11ngton. SC Cll (jJ Fall Ouy A bunch of Colt's stunt buddies hetp SHIP STEAMER . Water removal, fumiture cleaning. free esti- 'My ;; WHAT THAT FRUSTRATED AST~t.IAUT WA5 ALWA'r'S POit-16 AT HOME . ] (] ~ NIFTEC Man' 4 W.O . Vans & 1 Auant. 304 · 675 -2088 or 675 - · 4560 . GET (jJ Peaple'o Court Joflenono (l) ()) Major LANigue Baoeboll: Cincinnati at 992-2892 . Good Mi lk cow&: cBif . Call 614 -742 -2773 cro N-. e 1 ./ LEGGia ()) e ()) e e ma1es. 304-675 -2295 t979 Jeep CJ -6, 6 cvL. 3 1975 Chrysler Newport custom fair con d. 8650 or best offer. Call 446-6322. '------------..L------------1 2 story house S-13 ,000 . 1982 Dodge Coil S4 , 200 . 316 S . Mom St., Vint on . Oh . Autos for Sale t50 MF Piano for Sale : Wanted responsible party to assume small monthly payments on Spinet Console Piano . Can be seen locall y . Write: [in clude ph .no ., ) Credit Manager . P 0 . Bo.~: 209. Breese. Limestone . fill-256 dirt-.1427 and top r' soil . Call 614 71 AC. 446 - t853 REg. Poll ed Hereford bull appro• 1300 lbs. Call 614 · ' IT'&"Ol.l' I'cc <;IV& YOU A Hl~l: IT'.O Ac<i-0 THE; NAME OF A DIS.EY MOVIE. Will hHul sand, gravel. anything . 304 -_458 -1566 . 1977 Pontiac LeMans 2 dr ., body good. 76.000 miles, V -8 301. am radio, PS ., PB .. Livestock Dairy goats. Alp1nes and Lomanchas . Kids and milkers Phone 304- 676- il . 62230 . Trucks for Sale 1972 Ford Torino station wagon , A -1 cond . Alot of For sale Spinet -console pi ano bargain . Wanted : Re sponsible party to take over low month ly pByments on spinet piano . Can be seen locally . Write Credit Man ager: P .O . Boll 537 Shelby ville, IN 46176 . 5804 . 72 3010. 675 -5Bt2 after 6 :00PM . Firewood c ut up slabs S15 pickup load. Call 614 -245 · Transporlation 6 HP John Deere riding mower 30 in cut manual start, good cond . Cell 446- 440 John Deere with loader. 3 poin1 & P.T.O . $2600. Call 614 - 843-5311 or 843 - 1!1_..._ rienced roofing, includinQ hot tar application, carpen· ter. electrician, mason. Can 1981 Chevy Pickup; 1932 & 1936 Ford Truck ; 1977 Chevrolet Van . 446 -3243. $325 . Call 446 ·6630 . 576·2193 57 Garden seeds, plants, Ken nebec seed potatoes 88.50 . Fertilizer. field seeds. Boso Agri-Center . 446 -2463 . Haywagon in good cond . S375 . 5 ft . disc like new 304·675 -5809 . 55 Building Supplies 3159 614 -992 -7479 2936. af1or 7PM . 304 -675 -5333 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipolis. New & used wood & coal stoves, 6245 . 44&- 3711 . ~46 - 44t6 15ft . freezer -chest w -clodt and tray. riding lawn mower Space for Rent 446 - 1519 3 bdr. unfurn . garage apt ., t2t50 plus deposit . Call Bedroom suit. double bed .ma ttress. springs. 5 drawer dresser with atlached mir ror ; Modern living ro om suit, couch , c hair,glass on metal end and coffee tables ; wood kitchen table with 4 chairsMagic Chef range. Coppertone . elect, self cleaning; G E refrigerator - freezer , frost - free . coppertone, malches range . Must sell, will consider all offers . All items in eJCcellent condition . Call 992 -7412, after 5 p .m . 54 Misc . Merchandise 46 For renl with option to buy 12x65 two bedroom . all alec . mobile home setting on nice lol Readv to move Hlto. $200 00 down $185 .00 per month . 304 - ;44 Two room and bath fur nished cottt~ge, utilities paid. ni ce yard, one adult, $160 .00 month , deposit, Firewood for sale . 520 .00 pickup $30.00 delivered. 304 - 675 - 2991 before 1 1 :00AM or after 6 :00PM . (I)WhHI of Fortune ()) llJ) MecNell/'--r • RINGLE'S SERVICE expo- . 66 - rl IX] m a.J.tlobo s._ 1331 6t4-379 -2468 . ------, (JJ 8poouCemar Fetty Tree Trimming , stump . removal Call 304 - 675 :_-: 614 -446· Bob Leo ·~-== (l) PM ()) Sonfonl Son ()) Enlert8homent Tonlght H9B or 6t4 -446 -2454 . Troy -Bitt tillers. Check our special price before you buy any tillers . Swisher lmple· ment Co. St . Rt .7 N, Galli- by tx-- 1 ""-lne ()) H.,. ea.... !he a..w.. • RON'S Television Service . Speciali;zing in Zenith and . Motorola . Quazar. and · house calls . Call 304 -576- Farm Equipment • = E\?I~INO - scotchguard -water extrac tion . deodorizers . FREE eatimates . Reasonable rates . Gene Smith. 992 - 6309. Supplie s & Liv est ock polio,OH . Call 0475 . 1 .8 acres. exc:: bldg or M .H . site with 350 ft . road 4/2-/84 GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. F~rm 614-367 -7238 . eve's . • ·. Slone . Call 6t4-367-0409 . Harris Farms &: Green HOUIBI. Rt . 124. Portland. Oh. Now open 1 0 --dusk. Troybilt tillers S400. 10 in redial arm saw $100 . Call 142 acre f arm near Rio Grande . goo d house and Co. H 8r S Home lmprowementl vinyl aiding, roofing, room addition. atorm windows. Twin bed new mattress $50 . Call 446 -2629 after 4PM Farms for Sale barn . 614 - 379 - 2827 . 12x60 Mad iso n mobile home $600 .00 down 60 payments of $137 .14 per between Celt Poln11ng 446-7249 or 871·t890. f299 .96 Lon N Sono Smoll 2 Rlvor Interior & Exttrlor palntlng. Prof811ional pelntlng 1t low co11 . Fre1 Eatlm1t11. Call Hervl-- THAT ICR··· ID WORD QAMI Television Viewing Home lmprovamentl ON ON IYV SKL EL K CS LCYSLP; QEMUL JYEMLOQMU KU! R DIKKNY EL IY V JML OQ OL NI Y NOTLP . NEPOSZ Yell. .~fle: NOTfUNG IS SO DANGEROUS AS WR0 EFFICIENCY.-VISCOUNT SAMUEL .-~ .• , . • . ei..,.KirlgF. .fvrnSyndlca .. . lr'IC ' ·. -- -·- --------------"-------~---------- �Ohio Celebrezze criticized for disciplinary actions CLF:VELA'\ID rAP! Ohio Suprome Cou r1 Justice Frank Celebrf'ZZ!> and Angelo J . Gagliardo. slate diseiplinary counsel, haV<' used the lawyer disciplinary svstf>m to flog enemies, The 1\levelandl Plain Dealer reported ruday. The oflit't' of Si ale Disciplinary Counsel was cr~·ated in 1975 under fotmPr Chief Juslil't' C. William 0'1\eill . Two years laler, n.•l lred Ohio SuprEme Court .Jus! ice Leonard J . Stern lx'gan handling cases dS counsf>l . Strrn, 7~. who has n·m~tin(•don thp staff , \.\'as repiac('Ci as counSf'l b.v l;agl iardo in l~K'2 . PO\\~R POS.~ESSIO:S - ( 'hiPf .Justin• Frank ll . CPit>hrt•z"f.t'sit~ in t he Ohio Suprt>nw Court. Tht• ( <' l f•vd~uul' Plain Ht·ah·r· rt•puri.o. th:tf CelebreT.Le ha.'"i amas,o.; t•d ~n·at I"-'"'' ' ~' in hi., l"'"'itiuu . 1:\P Last·rphoto ). Area deaths 1'; 11 h.1 ·1 . . 1)lit}-: ( ·~ illlrtlU nil\" Col h.•gf' Lucille H. Hit"! I llt · Mrs. Lucilh• l·h ~· II !lit·ll. 7!1, Zam·'.SVilk', fonrH'rh ol \ki.L:' Coun ty , dinJ \l und.t\ .11 ht ·t residenC'e. Mrs. H il't t wa . . IJom ( '' ·1 ~II . 1 ~ 11 . t m R utland, .1 daughlt ·r u! lht• 1.111· William and Sad it· l brkPd: l'a iL tn 1 She was a mf'mbt: ·r o! tht · Sh.lltll\ Avenue> Fr('(' ~h>thndi.-,1 ( ·hurdt ut Zanf'S\"iliP. Prl'('{"'ding h('r in df '< tlll ht:·.. , idl '"her parf' n ls \AT'rf' hf ·r fir" I hu,lland , Daniel H~ · S£'11, in 1~1 47: ht·r :-. t' t'tHld husband . the Rf'\" l..t• my· l l it'lt 1 I I\ Sept . 14. 1967: :tson .Cf•ot J:t·ht•rtiJl! H ysell. and two llrnl ht•rs. Surviving an· two cbu )..!h !t ·r·-. Mrs. Mona .Jf'an .Jack.". SpritiJ.:"flt ld. and .Janr l Roh<·rT ~. Zanc~\ ·t llt •. " srr'P -daugh iC'r . !\1r<.,. Pt1il 1S llll It·\ 1 W ise. fk.'\'t'r ly: 11 ~ranrll'ltildn·rt: U grpJ l ·grandrh i ldrf'n: tnu 1· "h ·p gra nd(' hilclrPn : ltlri't ' " it 'P 1..: 1"1 '-11 granchildrPn. :m e! :1 "i~l! 'I". .\11" No.:1h ri.A'JI .' 1 Ch;l'-tn•rr. .It . Pomeroy . ~:rvit·t·~ -.\'ill IX' hdd .11 Jn .t .m Thursc.la\" at thl ~ n n·an FUill'J"; d Homr in Zanf's\·Ult · \\"tlh thr· ! -~~·\ Edw<.~rd Ru . . . . . ctl ,t.-.sis tr'(] h.\ lht· L i nV~.·o od Rf'\. l ·' rb ntrn~:~·r offi\iating . F'o ll o~A· ing ~~ · JYin'' 1n Z. rn t '"\ ill · · I h(> bod~ · will hf-hrnugh I to 1111 · I I \ -....-1 I Run l"ommunit~ · I "hurl'h t ltllll df'\~:ing from J·;{.ll To :_!· ~~ p111 Thursd ~ l .\ " H tm;tl \~·111 !IJI!ow 111 !lit · Milf's Cl•melt'IY. Hul l;llld ( ", tllr!I L.: hours at lht' Hr:.· <~n t··un''!'<t J lloit\r ' an..., fmm 2 lq -1 .1nd : 111 'I p rn \\'t'(IDf'SC \a\ ·. Alil·t• Hullicla' /\JiC't' llollid;J\ , X"'. 1~ 11\ill' Dc•xtt'r. di1'(l r·.tr l'. \\•'~'ln•·-...d.!\ morning ;tl Tlw f'om• ·rrJ\ llt ·.tf!h ('Jn•('pntf'r . M iss 1-lollicl.t.\ n ,1-.. h1 r ll 111"-..d. rn T own.-; hip dnd v.:;~!'- ,r rLIUJ..:hl• ·r ·lilt• · la tf' Alfn ·d and Flora l 1iJJld II ' oll!d, t '. Sur\"iving dtT :-.1.'\ •·r1u-...tn .... l11llll Hollida _\·, J-:ugrn1 · I ]iillt!l.l\ .11111 Beatricl' l{inl'iwrt . .rll 11 ! I )t ·\ lr ·l M yrt lf' Hannin.t.: 1. trll .r . . ll 'l t 1-...1 I (\Xlp!'r. Cnlumllu o.,. h.\" his wil"(•, Hf'lh ( ·on):n•\"t' Si(•plwn s: hi:- p; trPnl s. Lllllt'' ,lfld \ ' (~ t.t 1-\napp Smith , I" "111\"1\ tXI l•Jt ·,t~ anr: ]•tlitll m:t l('rn:.tl h'Ta nd p.tn •n l ". :VIr. and :vir!-- ()unrl ,\. l~ll.tpp. Lt>o!l , p;tlt'r!Ktl ):.'l';.tnd . ldfiH·I . lrnn ;..lt'plrl'Ir ~. l.t">tm; one l.t'gh. 1 )dt•;rn ! .tort, nnf' -.. tt •p llloiiH·~ .. Ju ~t·ph Smith. l 'oinl l 1 lt '< l",tnr. 'Jilt ' ." li'P -; i ~ t l'r. Pam ....:.llllpk tl l :-., l'uint l'll· ~t~ ant: and lwn \lilt It '·" \\ ·, 11 n ·n .l!ld ( 'harles l\.n ~1 pp . " l'·lt·l (.Ltd\" 1\ntlitw Smit h . C,X, SfJuth· -.. ult · d1nl "J'w·"LLtY ('\"(•ning in I 'I• ". 1'-. trll \' .. dlt'\ l !tJ., pilal following a l• HI"..: dint·'"-· I ~ .m .\ pr il ~ -~. 1 ~ 1!1. ,11 ]{laUe. l·", t· • ·1!1 l'mnrl\. -.ht • \\"it." lht · Ltitdltt·i ,,r ll t1 ' l.il t ' l .; w\ · l'umJ(·y· I'H i \l IIL;: IIt'l hi!"l'rnaf\ {)\ ,\ ."""" ht \\·.~ -.. ,1 nlt'Tril )l •r i l l lbrm1m.\ I :.tpll-.. 1 i ·!Hi I I'll t1 ;-...;oullt."idr · . . .:. tnl'n tri ;.. .: dau l-~t w·rs . lt Jtir , ll I' 1.11( l1fil'ld. ~>uth \1 IHI!ll sh t• rnadt• hrr .\ Jr , \l.ltl'_ . tlt'l '-l tli \\ tl lt1·11 t ·. \l1 .... c;I;Hh:-.\\•·lba ndMrs. 1\U!I\ \\1'1!" l)l1ll •lil )f']iJW<t['('.0)1 iO. ,JJrd \Jt.._ \1n.1 !Jtml'"f'Utlt•r. Point I ' lt ·.l .... .tlil. f·nn ·,n n ~. OtYilk· Lt>t •, ( ll;.dr.lllt.l ~·11\. Olk tr. ('pcil and J,rlll•"-. hnlt1 1t! l,tl!lll l'li'<IS<l nl. ami :--,,~nnwl nl Squ !tl:-.- idt •: fou r siqers. \ll '- l"lh·rl 1):1"·"· l.; tkt n , :\.1 r :-.. Mury ll .tll. l'lotrtr l,lt".t'>cill l, ~1r:-.. Muri<' \ ', ttl( 't '. l 't' ! n, ,md ~lr" . l ~un nit• l'ulli:t'\. ·1 1.1 : li.l:ht: and 1·1 ;._: r,nuldJtldr t ' ll S l11 · \\. 1'- pr ·t •( ·• ·d(·d in dt \ lth h\' hc·r l,u -...h!:l• l. Clt"\rll t· (\ ·{ il Sm ith, in ]•t-;-1 l\\'''-'lll -.. 1-"l;mk ,IJHlJ\tbJ'sh all. .tl! .> I· It, · ~.1 t 11 1 -.J-...' • r D .C .. and Shf'tTi. 17. a senior ill BuC"k( ·~ ·c· II ill s l 'ar('(·r ('(•nter w·..-ath•·r fort'l·a~l ( ;enc•ra ll.\· ciC'ar tonight. Low around-1.'>. Light and \·ar ia bl£' \Vinds Thursday·, mos tt~· s unn~ and quit f' warm l llg h 80-IZ'l Chance nl pr['(' ipita tion 10 percrn tt on ight ancl 20 IJ(>I'C'f'nl Thur><1a)·. Exwnded Fo,.,.m•t Friday through Sunday: ('hanct• of s howPrs thr oug h th(• po•riod. Lows in the 50s Fliday. ~ i>-55 Sat unlay and 35-45 on Sunday. High• t;.;-75 Fliday. in tlrr 60s Satu rday and mainly in till' 50s LOOK FOR OUR AD IN THE SUNDAY-TIMES -SENTI NEI Super Specials LEAR Sunda.~ . tl\:t·t 1 11· 11 iJI rtw Wilt 'lr:\t'll l· ·lll\1 ·:.ti ll· 11 1\1·. 1'111111 Pl• ·: t ~iln l . ShowYour Appreciation. Secretaries'~ F"ou r ca ll!- wr ·n· an ..,H·t ·n ~ l II\ April 23-27 ,. I II• .\! . l I 1~ ~ , tl un its. thP :'v1rigs I< rn • ·rg•·rll"_\ :"l.lr~l1 ca l &•rvicB rrport s. WE'Clnf'Sflu.v m(Jrnin g 1' 1 ~ ~ ~i a.m ., ttlf' Pomr·ro~· l lmt \\t·n! 111 lhr· PomPtVV HC'alth Can· Ct' nlr ·r fill" A lief' Holida_ \·. nn tr:lll .-.porLrttllll rpquin-d . Tursrl:1 _\. <'alb in('hHlr'( \ R ut land at 4 · ~iO p .m to M l'i g~ :vi int' 2 for Nonnan Win•s. tak f'n to fl"BIP nPSs Hospital. ,\thrn.., : Hadnt· .ll 6: 45 p.m. took Tim Tavlor t mm tt11· scen0 of an auto ;K-r idC'n l rm township road 12-1 to \'f'l!'l'i Hl S Memoria l ancl at Ill :lti ~ m . Tuppers Plains rook i\l!hPa B.trttm hum 4Z22"l ltoulc 7 lo Camd('n -Clark H rJ:--pit.ll 1n Parkersburg . s'"'" 1•{ ) ur TURNER'S SATELLITE • RECEIVER SYSTEMS Adm if 1ed--Paul MichaPl. l'om<· roy: Tim Taylor. Pomnrm.\". Discharged -Jo hn Scarbrough . Linda flailrY L!l DIES' FLAIR DISHES I· Fiberglas Mesh Aluminum 8 Ft. to 20 Ft. Your First LOCAL SATELLITE WOMAN . I . With cleaner . Morgan said K!'yes. w ho was ) / Approved WE ARE HAVING A GRAND OPENING ATOUR-NEW LOCATION IN THE OLD MIDDLEPORT MASONIC HALL AND WE ARE COMBINING THIS WITH OUR 1OTH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION! $2 5 GIFT CERTIFICATE \f 11 1 •I I \1 I ' I• I~ \I I I I f \.,11\1!1 1 I ! ' l' ~( :\ •.t\1 1··11 SATURDAY at 4:00P.M. We Will Have A Drawing For Each of the Following: 1100 GIFT CERTIFICATE 175 GIFT CERTIFICATE 150 G IFT CERTIFICATE 125 GIFT CERTIFICATE No Purchase Necessary Stop In and Sign Up! SAVE ON SAVE UP TO 20°/o ON EVERYTHING IN THE STORE *Jeans For the Family •Work Shoes •Ladies' Wear • Western Boots •Belts •LaCross Athletic Shoes 111.1 k (. It I) t I II I I 'I I( \ ' I I I .I I t I( . I I t I II I If $999 MEN'S $12 99 Non-Washed $5° 0 Off On All Men's & lad ies' Pre-Washed Basic LEE and LEVI JEANS - BASIC JEANS $1699 Prices limited To In Stod hems Only L•'l" 1l1 I l•t ~ 11 l l1111t r~ ( l!u !ji ll! II( ! l'lll Iii I • 'I iI\ I<• ( ' l 'k, . . t I'll) ·-II " ]' \ 'I I '· I '( "\ ( l l l t ' , l l\ Ill< I I I I lthl .h k I. II I ' 1.1 ~ ,\ t t kt I I' ,\ ! I ( I... I I ' I' jilt I t. •I Send the Make·Up Mirror Bouquet POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "' TI~t • WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK RLOYAL IN THE TRICOUNTY AREA - BECAUSE OF YOU WE HAD TO MOVE A BIGGE MANY OTHER SPECALS THROUGHOUJ THE STORE REFRE S HME ~ T S Popc·orn & RC SAVE UP TO 75% Comt' In and Join Our Ct>lt>hralion! DAN'S II flY -I m f'rif·n 106 Butternut Pomeroy. OH . PH. 992-2039 or 992-572! $37500 OVER IN GIFT CERTIFICATES TO BE GIVEN AWAY Stop In At Our New Location At The Old Middleport Masonic Temple . 992 Athens antique show Honor ODOT retiree See P age & Story, photo oo Page 14 • arrestf'd on a war ra nt issued by John A. "Andy" Wilson. w as also comm itted Wednesday by an order of M ason County Circuit Judge Clar encE> A . Wall to Huntington StatP Hospital for a pPriod n~t to exceed 20 days for observation and examina t ion. H e said shp will appPar in circuit court again after the observa tion pPriod J<pyps' caS<' w ill be bound over to a Mason Cou nty grand jury in May, Morgan added. Charge brings prison tertn Keit h Musser , 23. was taken to til<' Columbus Correctional Facility Tuesdav after being sentenced in MPigs County Common P leas Court to a termofsixmonthsonachargeof assault accor ding to Meigs County Sheriff's deputies. As a r esult of l h<' conviction, M usser's probation granted earlier was revoked by common pleas court and he was retumed to the state lnstltullon. While a I I he Columbus CoreeIlona! FacUlty , deputies returned 21 -year old Clifford Murray, Jr., w ho Is to appear today In common pleas rourt on a shock probat ion hearing. Murray had been sentenced In March to a tenn of six m onths to five years for trafficking In m arijuana. State law provld<'s tha t a prisoner after serving ll days In a statf> 1Continued on page 10) 1 Sect ion , 14 Pages 25 Cenh A Mu lti media Inc New1paper Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursda y, April '26 , 1984 Thom as A. Van MeiPr, a former state senator and candidate for the GOP guberna tori al nominat ion in 1982, the new spapPr said . Bu t CoUey and ot her sources said that Johnson was instructed by Reagan campaign officials to back off his challeng<:' to Colley, if he wa n led to keep his job w ith the Reagan campaign. Colley sa id Roger Stone, northeast regional ca m paign coordinator for Reagan . tl'lephonf'd him Wednesday to assure Colley that he conveyed that m essage to J ohnson. The potential challenge from Johnson. w ho says he'll decide aft er the M ay 8 primary whether to oppoS(> Colley, is what triggered the unusua l gathering of old and new fac es in the Ohio Republican party. Part icipant s included fanner Gov. James A. Rhodes. former state GOP Chairman Earl Barnes. Cleveland Mayor George Voin voich. Columbus Mayor Dana G. "Fluck" Rinehart. and R. David Thomas. the chairman of the board of Wendy 's and a key financial suppo rter of the Ohio GOP. Colley, who df'scribf'd the m('('tin g as " unprecedented" in sta teGOP history, sa id he called it because of concern.s "a bout the polit ica l div isiveness" w ithin the GOP that could hurt Reagan· s campaign here and "be counterproducti ve" to fun d-raising. Rhodes said, "'l'hc);'rr just gorng to havP 10 work harder." Onr concern voict>d by onr source centers on the $455,1XXJ to be spPnt on a drive to registl'f 100.1'00 voters m Ohio for the ReagaiJ campaign. The program, funded by lhe national and state Repuhlrcan parties. aims tu help the Reagan ~ Bush campaign comm ittee but the rnunPy flows through lhf' state party, not the campaign eorrunit tee. A.r;. pat1 ir ipants ar rivC'd a1 lhP fTll"'•Piing at a private a thi P! ic club in downlov.:n Co lumbus , they Wl'n' g-iven <'Opif's of an Akron Beacon .Journal story outlining element s of th<' challenge Johnson and Van '11e1 er reportedly arr mountin g. · Reagan given • • nice reception Murder charges filed LEE JEANS b tra1 • llvn 2(KI i\f11 VI I )' t:ks1~n~ In ("hoo:-.t• from R. JOHNS, LTD. .. See p hoto on P age 7 CO L UMBUS, Ohio (API Top-level Ohio Republican s have mPt in private hl"re to head off an internal party feud that they say threatened Ronald Reagan 's re-election ca m paign in Ohio, according to the Da}1on Journai ~ Hera ld . After the three-hour m eeting Wednesday, Ohio GOP Chairman Michael CoUey said he was given a vote of con fidenC'<', as was State Rep. Dave .Johnson, execut ive dir<'Cior of t he Reagan-Bush campa ign in Ohio. Johnson. a conserva tlvP w ho nar rowly lost t he chairmanship to Colley in 1982. reportedly w as preparin g to run against CoUey next m onth for the chairmanshi p, with the help of fellow COilSC'rva tive BOYS' 100% COTTON hu !d J\IJ tlablt> at h 1~ h t>r p n~t'~ llll' hmt• w a rranty 1· l'n n: m d u dl'., ~pcc M I op1 1on<; J n d cu'ilnm HI & I <J K 1 fea i Urt'<. (Fui i· N.lml' Up!Jim Stories on P ages, 3,4,5 at e enttne Republicans try to head off feud POINT PLEASANT - A Letart wom an was chargC'd Wednf>Sday with murdf'r in connPCi ion wit h the death of her Jl!, -monlh old baby, Mason County Prosecuting Altor npy Damon B. Morga n Jr. reported today. Sarah May Key es, Tl. was placed under arrest a t the Mason County Courthouse hy TroopPr L .P . Mullens of the Point Pleasant Detachment of the West Virginia State Polil'<' in connection with t he March 28 dea th of her infan t son. .Jprom e Scott Keyes. Morgan sa id. Keyps' baby is believed to have diro from a stab w ound to the a tx:lomen. T he pmsccuting attomcy sa id the ar rest \arne four weeks a ft er the inciden t beca use Keyes was undergoing treatment at Charheston Gcnf'r al Hospita l's Depat1men t of BPhavior, Mf'd i ci n e and Psychia l rv. Ke.v cs was also rC'COVf'ring from w hat stat!' polie<> described as an appar<'nl self-inflicted lacera t ion to her throat and wounds to her abdomen. The father of the c hild, Gera ld L. Keyes, found his w lfe wounded ancl ly ing on the k it chen floor ancl the infant rn his bed when hC' arrived hom C' from work, sta te pol ice added. Sta te police also sa id tha t evidenc(' d iscov£'red during the inves tiga tion caused them to believe that Sarah Keyes also ing<'Sted a quantity of an acid -based bathroom <;tylt"s in Va ladt um EXCLUS I VELY BY •• ' " low Prices" ~t·l lin g I· .. u ti ~ I , . hes l J APOL LO and FLAIR 992-5692 or 992-6565 ~ ·"t'//1/>i , _, , ., ... Veteran s M••morial SPRING VALEY PLAZA GA LliPOli S. OHI O CLOSE D MONDA YS 1fer ed at l hrs lo w We l doubt you wd l frn d a lower f lass rrn g prrce this Sp rin g ._ I T his is a lim it ed tim e o ffer trom It h e m anufacture r. We recom l mend that you act qu ickl y. j ust I bri n g thi s ad in to our store. I To Be Gtven Away Every Day Tuesday. May 1st thru Fr1day, May 4 H.t\ f 'fl' Emer gt>n(')' run~ This 1s the fir st time these ss rings have ever bee n ofprrce 1 PHOTOGRAPHY l 'ur· ~ ·n • Tt'(·hnwo~ l ("r , ll t ·r·~ · .111d LASS RING SAL ~we pd tT•nt s of twor hildrf'n: Michael. ~0 . v.: ith th(> U.S. 1\.rm.\· in Washington. .I! II 'I, I I, \I I ,JTll:t' llll 'llh ; 11 (' Ulldf'l ' lilt' MetCJ l inl ·: IIJL~I Jf ·lh. •.\.1.., ,. l:t.tdl~oll t o f BPipn· Hi gh Scht1o l .. 1nd .11 t. ·nrl· ·d Washingt on -------------------------------, 1CLI P ALONG THIS LI NE ,til .11 \hi' h1rrnr· of ! f!lll T IHJrsda\· r 111! ,, tll q )( dh 111· .tt 49041 Twp. Rd 1059, Reedsv ill e. OH 45772 t11.t\ 1 .tl' , was tlw ~·m (J! \\·1 . 1 hrt.IJII) '-,n11tll and t hP b h · <h\·r ·n I .ug• ·r11 ..., , 1 'I 1111 ·rt-. t ·mplo\ •'(1 Pard lor by Ca ndrdate. Joseph 0 Sayre. Treas .1\r('a Cha mbt~r of l'ommE'ITt' Hc: and his wife. Hann0lor<'. Positive Lead ership !.11! StCph (·n ~. 2';', 7 'JI_:'II) Il.; r . \'.~ r 1·, t'l " burg. wht1du~l 1-"rrd.t ·, !1 1• t1 11r II I"IJ·-.. sustainn:l in .1 rntrol )"( \ I lt· . tn I, J, ·nr Burial·\\:t!'- Ill :\ :· lln ~~~~n \ lt ·Jl\II!Ld Gard(•n. Padwr -.bur ~: Wd !'- MEIGS COUNTY I 'Ltml~~· l~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~f~fe~r~e~x~~~i~r~e~s~4~-3~0~-8~~~-~~~~~~~~~~,A~~~~~~N~~~,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ p.m. FUn(ll"; l!"l 'l"\lll '"\\ t 't t•)JI' III l\ H"'- HP Joseph D. Sayre Positive Change Philadelphia bound Voi.Jl, No.9 Cop yright ed 1984 t "• • tl lllr· !lorn•• of tl 1' 1" SISti' !'. lllrn l :.t·,-..,,1 l .• d\lll .\\lllilllt • HI'\ ' I lr nti.lll .!,ad. m o flif 'i.: llin l~ nurial '.\"t]ll•·lll•\\ IJIII,il\ f ;J"Il\t · l ·t 'n1t 'lt ' l\' 1 l~f1i. in1~76. Democrat For County Commissioner He r<'Ceived a cwtifimtPfnmr the Amprican Bankers A sSO<'ial ion's School of P~ rson nc l Administra tion in 1972 and has artended numerous spminars on J variety of banking subj C'(' tS. 1\ Ga lli<! Coun 1.\ nal ivr. Thump· son gTE'W up on a 104-a crr fa r m in M organ Township and is a graduate of BidwPII-Porlcr High School. He is r urrpn11y artivC' in t-he Ga llipolis Spring sports results • I·IJd Athr'ns Sen : ict '-" will 111 h·ld .11 ~· Jl 11\ Friday at ltH l)I L:1 11\ .l111"d.tr1 !··tnt f•ral Hom( · in ·\liJ.I n', Hun.tl \\ tl \~ in Nf'lson CJ·ml'lt 't\ l :rlt·lid' I!J,t'. ca ll at thr· fun, ·r .IIIH•tnt tr 11111•· ' ·1"~ p .m . Thur"(l; l\ Bom F1'11 . :.};, Harold E. Thompson has be<>n Plf'Ct('(l pn•sid£"nl of thr sout hern Ohio di\· i.sion of CPntral Trust Co., the bank sa id toda\· T hompson succ('('(J<.; .Jamr-s R. Williams. w ho had bC'f>n prPsidf'nl sinC'f' 19RI <.~nd l'f'~lgJlf'fi two wPPks <1g0 to pursuf' fX'rsona l intf' r rs ts. Thompson. H. has hf>f>n with !hi' bank sinf'f' 19ffi. SPn'ing as a rf'llf'r, loan officrr. operation~ offif'f'r and ad mi nist rativ~ oftic~ r. H ~ was Plf'C'trd a ,·ic•· prl'sidf'nl of 1hf' ban k Gagliardo filed a formal complaint against Judge Ruben In February 19&3. The Board of Commissioners on Griwanres and Disclplln<'. which found t he accusations in.,ufficient basis for mlscondu<'l charge. dismissed the complaint .June 6, 19&3, without a hearing. Ruben's case w as one of several rt'Cent complaints filed against antagonL,t s either of Gaglia rdo or his ally on the.JuvenileCourt , J udge John J . Toner , The Plain O..al er said. 111 •1 111• ·t. \\ "illi:tttl ]."IIIII ·)":II <.., t '1'\"Wt'<.., \\"11 11)1"' ;It ] .1i11 111111 ;1 :11 1 \. it 1 llll.t !Itt{) Th<' complaint camP from lawyer Robert Wasserman, a fanner J uvPnlle Court referee who took exC<'ption to Judge Ruben·s bailiff explaining court procedures to accused delinquents and their parents, The Plain O..aler said. ThPma ttPrrould have been taken to an appellal<' court, but Wasserman accused Judge Ruben of sanctioning the unautlloriz«< practie<> of law. thp newspapPr said . Supreme Court em ployees to:d the paper Gagliardo wanted to pros~utr .Judg<' Rub<'n himSI'If. Gallia native Thompson heads Southern Division l 1111 I tl, '\ F'f)SS, daVin l';rrkt 'r'-h' lll: The quasi governmpntal o!!IC'<', financed by lawyer registration ft'<'S, gradually assumed primary responsibility for prosecuting lawyPr and judge misconduct cases. ThP dulles traditionally had been shared by the Ohio State Bar Assoc!arion and local bar groups. Shortly after mov ing to Colum bus, Gagliardo. 72. pursued a romplaint against his fX)litical rival, Betty Willis Ruben. The two had pngagl'C.l in a biller 198) [)(>mocral ic primary for a Cuyahoga County .JuvPn ileCourt judgeship, which she won . Gagliardo had SJ)C'nt m ort' than two d('('ades on lhf' juvenile court bench . 1\UCI'ION FOR BENEFIT - Donations are being taken for the Beta Sigma Phl auction to henefit the Pomeroy Emergen cy Squad and purcha.o;e the,Jaw sof Life will he May 5 at II a.m . to3p .m , hehindPom eroy Fin> Station. Tiw <-qulpment will he on hand and demon...tr-.HNI aftf' r th(' a uction. P ietun•d wit h a sample of the donations ar e. front from l~ft. Betty Ohlinger , Sony a Wolft•, Mauri• ha Nd .on; hac: k , ('harlotte Hanning, F or.-..!'4 Tumer, ,\thens audioneer donating hio;; Sf.•rvices , ru~d Linda Uiffle. Donation"'i may he left at Pom eroy Village Hall, the Ponll'nJy F ir•· Station or The Baily Sentinel Offi"'· Cincinnati rated top Ohio city COLUMB US, Ohio tAP) -Sutton La ndry of the Grea ter Hamilt on Cham ber of Commerce may have offered the und<'r statem m t or the day when asked about a stud y t hat listed his c ity as the worst for liv ing among 14 in Ohio surveyed. " We'rr> not wild about thPSr st udies," sa i d La ndry. t he chamber's group m anager of com munity and business affairs. A national study by Robert M. Pier C'<' of the State University of New York at Cortl and ra ted Cin cinnati the best Ohio city for living. PlerC'<' surveyed 276 U.S. cities. assigning the m ost weight to the loca l econom y. Ot her factors. i n order of importanC'<'. were the climate. crime, housing. educat ion. health car e, r ecr eation. transporta · lion and the arts. Landry said such su!>'eys are probably accura te w ithin thP para m eters they establish but th at they don'r lake a lot uf things into considera tion. ''I'd be very curious to Sl'<' what thf' bas is of his ratings w('rf', " La ndry said. " Wl'' re less than an hour away f"rom Cincinnati and an hour away from Daylon. Vll'e havC' lull access to all those cultural ac tivit ies there. B ut becauSl' WC' arc a ISPpar ate) city we get fault ed for not having an opera or a full -time symphony or things like tha t . "Quantitative analysis is fin<• but it ignores an awfu l lot of things," Landry said . Cincinnati rated 3-Ith nationall,.. well behi nd Grrensboro. N.C. wher e Pierf't' found the l iving best. flut theQuff>nCitywas flrst in Ohio, ranked ahead of Clevcland 167 over all) , Lorain 1791. Colu mbu s (891, Canton 1101 1 and Stculx>nville 11151 . " I havC' to say in til ia iJ:.· wC' 'n•vP t~· pleased. WP'vr ilPiiPvrd 11 all along. It's nif'f' to k now it 's hf¥-n \'t:'ri fi C'd," sa id Robin Ca lv in. viC'<' pres ident of communic J tions for thr Grea ter Cincinnati Chamber of Commerce. ''I'm not sw p 1isrd thai we placed I he lx>st of Ohio citi es. G06h. we'rc workin g very hard tu sprmd tha t mcssagc. A nd ! think the messagcis nul fuundt>d on puff. I thin k this is a prrrtv special placr." Ms. Ga lv in sa id. She sa id she had not Sl'<'n detail s of the su r wy which listed Louisville and Lex ing1on. Ky., and Fort Wa)11P, 1nd., higher than Cincinna ti. Ra nked below l hP 138 m idway· point in th!'studywcrP Toledo (139). Youngstown 1144 1. Akron 1147). Lima (154 1. Spri ngfield 11881, Dayton 12101. Mansfield t2141 and Ham ilton 122'21 PEKINC !API Prrsrdr nt Reagan. w ho for yPars w~ s an outspoken cr itic of Communt.<t China. Jl'Cf' i\' Pd a \ VO rm wclmmr on his ar r iva l in Peking toda, and wa s told b.v China's president that thl'rc is hOfX' I hc " two great na tions" ca n solve the problems tx•twe<>n them . i\ftl'r reviewing goos!'St('f)pin~ Rc'() Anny troops and smUing as a gmup of children c hanted " Wei com r . war m welcome" a t an arrival cere m ony. Reaga n W{•nt din'Ctly in to a meelin p; wit h Prr.osidenl Li X iannian in the Crmt Hall of lllC' People. From the stPps oft he Grea t Hall. RC'Jga n cou ld look out over massivf' Tiana nmc n Sq uar£> a nd to lhf' ma usoleum of t hr laiC' Chinf';;f' leader M ao T se- tung, who in 194q led the Comm u nist dctory m·pr a Na tiona list Ch incsr gm·prnm(•nt that !(eagan conilnued to support m C'x ilc for mos1 of his JXJiil ica l car('(•r. But Rf'agan sa id bc>forf' arri\'i.ng hf'rC' thai his sLx-da .v tr ip was a m ission ol" "pea\P nnd friC'ndship'" that should IX'nefit OOth C'ntrn triC'S And in his first publi c sta tf'mf'nl aft f' r his a r rival, Reagan sa id hf' ca me to l hina '" rPprrscnling thC' sincf'rr df'sirf' of thC' Amrrican pro pie to be good neighbors 10 1hr Chinese prople." " There are diftNences ilPI\\'l''n us that shou ld not tx• glussr>d oVl'r nor denied." Rmgan ac·k now l edged . Bu t h<' added that· Ihanks to the hard work and det<'rm ination of fa r sighted leaders of both our count ries during the last 12 )'Pars. our futurv is bright with potential." In his remarks, prppan>d as a tuas l fordl•livery at a banquf't givC'n by Pres ident Li in his honor at the Great Hall, R<>agan noted hc~;·as the first Ameria n pres iden t to \'is it China sine(· normal diplomat ic rf'la tio ns wrtT' f'S!ablishf'd in 1!1'79 "Whether to commerce. the art s, sCiPncr. or indus 1r:. ·. our citizens a rr PSta blishiog pPr sonal bonds of trust and friendship thai mi tTor lhP good will found at thr highest lr,·cls." RPag an said . ·· This hf'Jith)" mtr rcoursP is PncouragPd IJt•caust' ou r count r iPS. our IX'OPIP as a whole. ha\'f' d<'l<'nnim'll thdt what wp haw~ in common- what WPt· a.n;;~ccomplish cmd bu i.ld ! ogPI hPr - is vasll~· morr significant than thosf' things lhGtt SPparalc us." he addP<l . Hf' said th <.~t "P\'rn grf'ater progress can be made if our tu tu ~ dforts arr baSf'd on mutua l n 'SIX'('t and mutua I tx•nplit f'\ "C'Il w hi le l"f'('Ogniti ng !hrtt W(' do not tot a ll _\" ;t g rN" on .s omf' ! hings which wP bclir \'<' imp:>l'lant .·· I •rf'siflf'nl l.i told Ht•ag<m at thf' s1a11 of I hrir mwt ing 1hat hf'wan tf'd to C'x prPss his ""warm wrl<"omP to ~·ou and Mrs. Reaga n and aU y·our fl·iends from the· LinitP<l Sta tcs ... Li said C h i nf'~f' Pn·mirr Zhao Zi:.·ang had r('('l'i\"f>d J warm wolco m{' on hi-" \'isil to We~shing1on in .Januar_1;, which impruw"Cl ties tx··twf't'n fh(• two <'OU n l rit:'s, and add('d. " I hu~·t h ••eurTt•nt \'is i t, Mr. PrPsidPnf. wi t! furthpr r nh <WC(' rL•I;J tion.., lwtwf'f'rl o ur two count ric!-Li rcfrrrrd to problems lx>twr-en China and lilt •Cnilf'll StatPs bu t said hf' ho(X's thoSC' "problf'm s can be practiC'ally solvC'd . ·· He said hc• had rmd Reagan 's statement ~. madf' in ad\·anC'f' of his visi t . that thf' Pacific t'C'gio n . including China. arr of r:olilic J I and ('('Gnomic importancf'. "I sharr your \·iC'\~· s. · · th(' Chinf'St? head of" SILl!(· to ld HPaga n. Convictions will carry death penalty WILMINGTON, Ohio (AP) Two Brown County m en could face the death penalty If conv icted In the slaylngs of t hree mem ber s of a Lees Creek family. After considering th<' case for three days. t he Clinton County grand ju ry Wednesday indkted Terry L . Coffman, 29, and Danny E. Hooks , 39, In the March 28 m urder s of Donald L. Danes, his w ife and teen·ag<' son. The m en each fare three counts of aggravated robbery, one count of aggravated burglary and six count s of aggravated murder , with deathpPnalty speclflcatlons. They are being held without bond and are scheduled to be arraigned Frtday. Although only three people were killed, Prosecutor Ronald C. Carey said he sought Indictments on six rounts of aggravated mu rder - I aga inst each m an because the case ca n Jx> vlewf'd differently . H e said the eac h set of aggrava ted murder charges includes thiW counts with thespeciflcal ion of prior calculallon and design, and three wit h the specifica tion of felonymurder . "Wp may have to choose between them ." he said of thP different charges. " 'This Is a complicated caSE'. It's like looking at a cube from three angles. It's different, depPndlng upon which side you look at It from. I can•t go Into detail because I would have to dlvulgp Informa tion about the case." Carey said the aggravated m urder charges carry a sentPnre of death or life imprisonment wi th eac h count upon conviction. Charges of aggravated robb<'ry and aggravated burglary carry senten- ces of five to 25 years in prison. Sheriff Patrick Haley said Da nes. 39, his wife . Karen, 39. and their son, Rodney, 15. were beaten and stabbed a t their home in r ural Wayn e Township. A daughter . Usa, 5, was as leep in a bed room and was not injured. Halpy sa id that Coffman, an unem p loyed m<'Chanic, was once a customer of Danes, w ho was a salesm an for Mac Tool. Carey alleged M onday that Cof· !man and H ooks stole tools and guns from til<' Danes hom e. l'he stolen propPrty was recovered from Hooks' home and an undisclosed location. the prosecutor said . A nPlghbor discover€<! the slain family til<' m orning after they were killed . Danes' body w as found In his tool sai<'S van in the drtveway of the hom e. and the bodi<'S of his wife and son were In the house, Haley sa id . A.DMIRING LOOK - First Lady N ancy Reagan looks back at P resident Ronald Reagan as they llN' greeted durin~ arrlv at ceremonies Thursday In Peking. In h!U'k i• Chinese President U Xlannla. ( AP Laserph<JW ). I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 25, 1984 hiett holliday hysell putney smith stephens