https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6ccae4ed7a1151ed21821d99103d8701.pdf 05dc16fe8083630250561595e60b988d PDF Text Text by Dick Cavalli WINTHROP® Game s o f t he X Xfllrd Olo;mptad * '* ** Public speaks out Senior Citizen Day Letters to editor on Page 2 Story on P age 5 TVC East champs Prom royalty See Marauderettes on Page 3 P hoto un e Vol.33 , No.2'2 ' II ON SECOND THOL.l~HT:~ · ·TIAL. ·.'5 HOROSCOPE ISTCO CONFt · ·...· T.·,H FOR E\laJ YQU TO RSA.t'J; . '>J<.I<Y. II ·;·: ~:· BOY.' THATB Vv'HAT THAT~ EAS~ ALL YOU :1 1 I WANT TO BE A 5TEWAI<DE55! HAVE TO DO IS GET THE WORDS RI6HT! CONFIDE-NTIAL.' by Hargreaves and Sellers --------------~~~----, AT O'HARE . . . --J Wl LL YOU PLEASE PLACE YOUR SMOKING MATERIAL IN THE UPRIGHT POSITlON 1 FASTEN YOUR SEATS AND EXTINGUISH ALL SEAT GOOD! I'M GLAD YOU DON'T WANT WHAT DO YOU TOBE A THINK? PILOT.' -4 BELTS! ) ( ~~ · o ~~ . ~ . .. PR INTED IN CANADA B Cris Hammond SPEEDWALKER PRIVATE EYE, DO YOU KNOW ANY StNGL£ ' 'CAUSE JOLENE SINS .SHE'LL GO OUT WIT~-! f1£N? ME IF I PIND /JND t1UFFY. biBBY! LEELEE. HUFFY?! I Secti on, I0 Pa ges 25 Cen h A Multimedia In c New1poper reduced level. Senators w er e beginning thei r fourth week of work on the president' s three-year, $144 billion " down payment" plan for reducing the red ink. However, passage of the m easure is now ln doubt following tw o close calls last week when opponents came within a slnglevote of dumping the proposa L M ajori ty Leader Howard H Baker Jr., R-Tenn., estim ates the pa ckage of about equal am ount s of tax increases, domestic spending cuts and reductions in planned defense spending lncreases has only "ev en odds" of passage. Votlng last week Indica ted that m any of Baker's colleagues are not impres sed with tbe package he and other senior GOP senators worked out on March 15 with the president . Som e legislator s w ant to take a larger eleclion·year whack at deficits and other s want less defense spending and m or e domes tic outlays. The House already has passed legislation outlining a three-year, $182 billion deficit -reduction pl an that inc ludes about double the defense spending cu ts of the pending Senate package. Meanwhile, administration offi · clals are beginnlng to express impatience with the Senate's pace. About 4D am endments to the pack age are pending, but senators ar<" not rushing to offPr them . Instead, legislators are waiting to see w hether GOP leaders can retaln enough votPS to pr eserve the deficit ·reduction package t h<'Y wan t to sec adopted. In the House, w ork begins Tuesday on the defense outhoriza· tion bill which the Armed Se1Y iCPS Commit tee approved at a level $18.6 billion below what Reagan origi · na lly r eq uested. Even wit h that cut, the m easure calls for a 6 percent increase over current spending. While drafting the legislation, the committee cut back Reagan' s req uest for $3.1 billion to produce W MX land·based int ercont in~n la l missiles to 30, a reduct ion of $450 million to $2.5 billion. SALT LAKE CITY !API Rising temperatures tod ay threatened to accelerat e moun· lain runoff that sent a mudslide sm ashing through three homes ln central Utah , burying a 7(} ycar·old man and washing another man out of one building and lnto another. The mudslide in the Ca rbon County town of Clear Creek baccalaureatR servk~. Hispanics endorse Walter Mondale By WILLL\M M . WELCH Associated P ress Writer \\Ialter F' Monda le. seeking to regain his earlier fi ghting form. i~ W(XJing Ca lifornia 's llispanic voters and crit iciz ing ri\·a 1Ca ry Hnrt nn arm ~ cont rol as the three Llemocral ic prestdentia l hop<'ful s ca mpa ign for thr largest sta te delegate prize . T he Rev. Jesse .Jackson was pi'E"achin g pa n y unit y Sunday. saying thc rP will be a "per iod of r econrUia t ion" afll'r Californi a '; JuncC1 primar:c. thP last came as temperatures soared and biggPst clelf\ga tf' rontest befor(' t he convrnt ion in San Franl'iscu in .July " Wr are com petlng for the nornJnation on the one hand, but thm thc·n' s Sunday into the mid 80s, m eltlng mountain snow in northern. western and central Utah. T emperatu!'<'s ln the sta te w ere expected to climb int o the upper~and90stoday , " further aggravatlng the situation," sa id National Weather Service forecaster Ed Carle. Hundreds of volunteers piled sandbags ln Salt Lake's Liberty Park on Sunday to contain the runoff, and more worker s were being sought today. A sandbag channel has bef'n built through the park to divert some of the runoff that normally Oows under South St reel to storm dralns. In Colorado, authorities in Routt County w arned r esident s in downtown Oak Cr eek th at " temporary da m strained by spring runoff w as " seeping and about to break" and that the situa t ion was " po tent ia lly dangerou s." Sheriff Tim Walsh said no ('Vacuat ion was ordered as of Sunday night . The dam . belieVl'd to hold about 5,0C() acr e-feel of w ater, is on Oak Cr eek ju st north SOlYI'HERN HONOR STUUE:VI'S - Gerald Lee Dill ,Jr., right, L• valedictorian of the Southern High School gr.uluating da.'<' and Laren Mae Wolfe is salutatorian. DW is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lee DW, Sr., Racine, and Wolle L• the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, Racine. Gr.uluation will he held on Sunday, May 211 al Rp.m . and haccalaureaiR will he ~.eld al 2p.m. The Rev. Jim flark wiD speak al t he I he specter of Rmgan beyond July .'' Jackson said. Hart was stopping in Sa n Francisco today beforr• hl'adi ng b;ll·k 1o Nebraska for a fly lng tour of the stat<' one day b<ofo r1~ it holds its pnes idrnt ia I prim ary. Jac kson was rem aining ln Ca liforni a, wher e Dem ocra ts wilt dPCidr n> of the sta te's 34.1 delega tes in the primary, and flying toOakland afl cr a Sunda1 night ra lly at a church in the Watts area of Los A ngeles. Jackson and Ha rt both fo llowed thf' formeniccpresidenl ~<i lhappPa l s for H ispanic votes Sunday, but it wa s M ondalrwho won the pndor sem('n t of thr M exican·AmPr iean Politica l Associat ion mef'ting in San .J oSt:'. Calif. Croup spokPs woma n Pa ula F iscal sa id Jackson losr b:-· onl!' foun·otrs. IPss than 2 percpnt of thosE' cas t. ' 'I wa s thrrewhen y ou needed me .· · Mondale I old thP association FLOOD CONTROL - VOlunteers heft sandbags into place Sunday along several blocks of Salt Lake City' s 900 South street as a flood control me..,;ure to empty a nmoH-fillcd pond In Uberty Park and carry of lite town . Police in Hazar d. K y ., meanwhile were keeplng a watchful eye on a 250,liDgallon w ater tank that could be forced over a m ountaintop by a mud slide. "The foundation under the wa ter tank isn't very good." Haza rd M ayor Bill Gorman sa id Sunday, adding tha t the tank r es ts on I he b ack of a " m assive" slide about ICJO fee t wide. the water to a slonn drainage s.vsti'm. Th(' flooding in Utah on Sunday primarily O<..' t ' WT£><1 in the central and ""uth-central portions of tht• state. (AP La"'·rpholo ). In Clear Creek , Ul ah, I ver JOPI Koski, 70, was killed and his brother·in·law, Richard Sutton. 53, was in good condition with broken r ibs after they were caught bv a slide in th<' town of about 50 people 100 m ilt'S southwest of Salt L ake Cit y. Slides had occurred last wed. but "they never notified us the)· had a problem" said Sheriff A. Ross Horsley . l\oski and F rank H f' lstc n w ere talking ou tside a home Oild Sutton was inside. T hey had bef'n removing bfolongings from that and ot h('r homes . ThPy hPard a loud noiS<'. locked up and .saw a IIT'C' shak ing, Heist en sa id. 'Tve never srcn any thing like. I r an and when I looked bark it wa s aU O\'Crwit h," H plstc n said La ler ln the Van Nuyssubur bof L os AngPies. M andate spoke to a gmup of National Organization for Women mc-mbc'rs and at1 <1cked Ha11 on anns con trol and I he proJX)sed nuclear wpa ~xm:- frf'C"Zf', wh ich hP says Ha11 v.:a s slow to embrarf'. ''Arms C'O nl rol \A-i ll be the m ost importa nt L"-sucon m~· dPsk·· as ptL's iclt.• nt M onda lf' sa id . " Measure m y rE'COr d vdt h Gar:: H a11' s. " He has takr n seven inconsistent pos it ions on 1hf' freczr ... Monda](·· :-.a irl :11ondalc appeared to be resuming l hf•lough >~ancr· toward Hart hf' took while winning a st rlng of industrial·state primmif'S that stopped t he Colorado sena tor's la te-winler surge . With 1hC' no minr~t ion sr'f'mi n gl~· withi n his grasp, Mondale had eased h is r h('tonc- <1nrl r nrlf'd up losi ng two kf'~' sta tPS las t Wf'E'k . Mondale was ca mpa igning in an H ispan ic a rP: l of L,os ,.\ ngriP.s .c~ga i n loci a,\ · befor<>Oy ing to Oak land and San F' ranrisco. whrn ' he planned a fu nd· ra isl'r 1..vilh Ma yor D ian nP F einstein. [)c.mocTats in two sta les hold pTi m ariPS "l\J( •scl tl ~. Wit h 2-4 dd rga t('S at slake in :'lebraska and 4) 10 be decided in Oregon Hit-skip checked (J Pomeroy magician has busy schedule DAT£5 FOR HER ROOMMATES •. . ... GIBBY, L££LE[ WASHJNGTON lAP) The Senate was resuming its w eeks·long search today for a w ay to r educe federal budget deficits, while the House, having argued last week over President Reagan 'sforeignaid requests, was preparing to battle over his military spendin g recommendations. Speaker Thomas P. O'Neill Jr., D-Mass .. already Is predicting the House will vote to delete the MX missile Reagan wants from a $208 billion measure authorizing milItary spending for the fiscal year beginning Oct. L But supporters of the w eapon are trying to patch together a bipartisan coalition that would allow production, but at a Mud slides level ~three ho01es GOOD MORNING,LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.' AS WE WILL SHORTLY BE LANDING AT O'HARE, WILL YOU PLEASE PLACE YOUR SEATS IN THE UPRIGHT POSITION) FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS AND EXTINGUISH ALL SMOKING MATERIAL .' Hargreaves an d Sel l8r s Di stributed by NEA Inc GOOD MORNING, LADIES AND GENTLEMEN! AS WE WILL SHORTLY BE LANDING enttne Deficit battle resumes T CALL TM TM at ' .' MR. MEN and LITTLE MISS • Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Monday, May 14, 1984 Copyright.d 1984 " TO IN5LJRE: CON F l DeNT lA L ITY1 WE RECOMMEND THAT YOLJ TEAR IT INTO 8115AF1Ef< R~DINCf At-lD EAT IT . • Page 6 DOPEY, SNtEZ AND GRUMP"(. POMEROY , Ohio (AP) - When he's not writing, publishing or entertaining, Lee Jacobs practices his bag of tricks. Som etimes known as the " m i rth ful man of magic, " he never know s when be might have to pull a btrdout of a cat cage or do som eothersltght of hand . J acobs, a successful sm all-city ent!'<'preneur, visits the post o!ftce almOOJt dally wlth bundles, boxes of m agic tricks, magic memor abilia, editions of hlsown books and those of his astrologist wife to be mailed to buyer s worldwlde. Jacobs, ranked by some as the world' s largest producer of rare m agic memorabilia, has done television and stage shows wlth Mlnnle Pearl, Henny Youngman, Joey Heathenon, Tom T. Hall, Bob Braunandoneofthenatlon'sannual . Miss Americas. In recent years, his mall -order business for books, posters and m agic trlcks has monopolized his tlme. Jacobs said Tommy Wlndsor of Martetta, known In earlier yl'ars as a master of enterialnment for r iver boats and tent shows, taught him what he needed to know a bout the publishing and m agic·trick supply business. J acobs and his -.ife, Miriam Ruthchlld, writ e m any of the books publlshed by Lee Jacobs Produc· tions, which also handles selected books and tricks sent to them by other authors and magicians. The publications Include mater ials on publicity and promotion for m agicians, a directory of thea trical agencies and a manual titled , "The Real Methods and Secrets of the Cha llenge Escape from 75 feet of Rope ." It dPSCrlbes a feat that is ln .Jacobs' bag of tricks. .Jacobs said he always has been interested ln m agic. He pertormed tricks for friends before he was old enough to go to school. gave shows while tn school and o!fered his services for high school parties. He got serious about magic while at Pom eroy High School but went on to Ohio University wher e he earned a master 's degree in E nglish. He worked as an English professor there until teaching lost out to his · fir st love. l l1e MPigs Count\ J)<:l rtmr nt is ~ h<· r iff' ' im·c-.-;tig~t i n g . 1 [)('. h it ·:-.ki p a rcidf'nt that ("l('f'UT TC'd Saturda~ al t0rnnon ;tl th t• Hu'' ard Ln,-rr·nn• StorC' on DC' \\"it t.-. l ~ un . ..\1 dpp ro.\illl~llf'l _\. :1 p.m . thn'C' JXQpll' \l,,;f' nl i nl r1 the s ltH't' anrl mad0 a small ~UJ \ ' h J\t '. S ho r l l ~ after thf'_\' lC'fl. Mro;;._ L<-11.nt ·ncP hf'Jrcl ;1 n OISf', looked out ;1nd sa w that J \ ·f'hklr had back f'd int u .md tJrok(' oft a gas pump. Thr driYt'r ol the- \ 'chicl(' d id not stop and h0adcd Towards ~R 124. Sunday· m ommgat ~a.m . C~uyB . Parkf•rsburg v:as tr<J \'(' ling south on SR ~ and cwcording to his staiPmf'nt thf' st r;:•rin g locked and he w as unl'l hlf' to makP a r urvP a nd struck a guardra il just sout h of co unt~ · road .·n There WPIT' no in j UliE'~ <l nrl no citation wa s i.ssued. Sunda:'-· m orn ing . thp dc-pa r tment was noti fif'fl h~' Ernes t V inf':'-,. a rd, Con iC'~· . R t L R<"<'dsville. lhat eight head of ca ttle wPrf' in his and a neig hbor ':-v _ard and ga rdrn _lt is not k nown who STUDENTS HEAR CAN DIDATES - G uests of Darlene Amott's sixth grade class at Pomeroy Elemenlary Friday morning were Democrat Jolynn Boster, State Representative and J ennHer Sheets, Republican, who wDI wDI be running against Boster In the general election this fall. Bosler explained the dulles of a representative and Sheets explained the process of running lor the post. The students asked several questions, such as, what can a representative do lor our community, how much money does a representativ e make, and who they an...wer to. to namc a few , owns the ca ttle .Jack Ha ndle)·. Rt. 1. Langsvi lle. rc-pnrted S<-tt u rrla~· evening that somefim P betV>'Pt'n 12: :.0 a.m . and :, a .m . Sarurdayhis riding m ow erwas taken. The mower was parked nex t to his residence. Al l incident s are under ln vf'S ii~a tlon . �Monday, May 14, 1984 Comment Security at last ________W_il_lia_m_F_._Bu_c_kl_ey_J_r. The Daily Sentinel 1 II Court Street Pomeroy , Ohio Dt: VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF TilE MEIGS-MASON AREA HOB HOEFI.ICH PJ\T WIIITEIIE<\D ist ant Pu hllshe r I f' on t rollu -\\'I EMBER The Soviet government will almost never Jet u s down. They are at this moment proceeding to starve Andre! Sakharov to death rat hrr th an permit Mrs. Sakharov to lf'ave the country in order to get ftr~t - ratP medical care It is m thi s ROBERT L. Wl'<GETT Puhlisher \ S"i Page 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, l'hly 14, 1984 General Mana~t>r Ot UPI~IOI'\ an· \1-d< omf'd Tllt'J !oihould he l es!'i than :WO words lonM ·\II h•ttt•r!> a rt> !oiUhJt•t t to f'd ltlng and must ht• s lgnt'<l ~ lth name. address and h •l t•ph ont• numhe-r '\io Ullslgn••d I!'IIL•rs will ht • puhllshf'd Lett e-rs "ho uld be in ~:ood la!'itt-' , addrt'"'1'iin~ l'i"iUt''i, not pr-r.oonalltl••s l . t. rrt~ K."~ Letters to editor violations by the organizers of the Games of t he rules of the Olympic paign Student s of Soviet nPurolog:.• arr 21 yeot-s I have been advertising ~t·ws papt>r rude char1er and the anti -Scnnet cam· f\.'t•ws Editor tion and the !\merit•an concern over the context that they pull out or the evE"r a!Prt to f'ar lv svmptoms. For Inland Haily Prf's~ 1\.ssnd aPuhli!S he r .\ssot'lation serious Ol vmp1cs OSIPnsihlv to guard thPrr v irgmal at hlf'tPs againsT thf' JnCIVI Ilttrs of Los A ngPIPs ltff'. DUE ROTHGEB, JR. or ThC' ,\s.,.odatPd Prt• ~s. statement on the Olympic Games stated. "As Is known" -signifying "As ts not true" - the Soviet Olympic Committee has "voiced lhJ I am s t~ltC'ment launched by reactionary c1rc les m the Umted Stat es wtth the conmvance or the official au thon ttes "Well. as is wPil known. we know thf' rest. Last January in this space I wrote 1ssued bv tht' t ha 1 i1 wa s not corrff't to assume Soviet Unton tha t bi:'gins w11h the phrast• "As IS w£'11 knuwn " ca n be that the Soviet Umon Olympic team cuu ntf'd on to mtroducf' a flat, \f'I'lflab[(' l!f', JS Ill, "As IS WE'll knov. n, tllf' f B. I sPCrrtlv plan nPd thf' .t ss<Jssmdtion of John F KC'nnrdv m r f'ta li ation aga inst the lotf' prr'S idt.~ nt' s fnendl v overtutrs towJ td th e Sov1p1 U mon And su1 C' rnough fhl' Sov1rt would necessarily materialize i n nearest McDonald's hamburger stand, order a milk shake, smile from ear to ear, and defect." Bestdes, "31 Soviet athletes may not be so hot th1s year ( the East Germans bi:'at them at Sarajevo 1 ... No Strasbourg goose lntendl>d to YJeld tole gras suit able for royal lables was f'vrr forrc ff'd more copiously. or more carefull)'. 1han the Soviet at hlete If he does not win the gold medal. or score right up there. it is simplv a failure of Russtan biology." I suggested that JX•rhaps the next cultural exchange would ca ll for stud an angem en ls between pr i zewinn ing American athletes and Cos Angeles. The Soviet government had reasons to hold them back Bv do ing so, I wrote, thev co uld "I 1 Punish the C niled States for havmg pulled out of the Moscow Olvmpics in 1!!00 ~I Guard aga tnst the tempt ation of Sovtel athletes And way back then, the Soviets \\'ere bea tmg the anti -Ca lifornia d1 urns And most specifically. the arnvmg in AmPrica to head for thf' on11 Reaga n drums hardy Soviet gi1ls SE-n Walter Mondale could come out for it in the sp1ri t of 1nternattonal int ercourse Los Angeles Disagrees with board~~ decision I ,trn H nttng ttw. com'f'l ntng thf' E.t sit 'I n Sc'lmol bod 1d m('('l mg th e~t u iJS ht·ld fo r thf' publ i<· to \OIC'<' il'- op1mon on h~1lf d J\ f'\'('r\' iLl\ kmd{'l g.u !('n or .til ci:J\ f '\ PI"\ 11!hf'r dd' kmdrrg.trtcn ThPI(' wr·rP ~rp prn:-.: rm atd\ 1110 rntcrr•;h•d p,tn'nls dnd nthf'r Cl l l !l ·ns .rt th r" mf'ctrng Out of dl l thosf' J)('Opl r onl\ un1' voJced am ohJ f'(' Iron tn h.tll dm· kmd ergR.l'ff' n ThC' 11tldl d hrtrl !hi ~ mf'Pilng to gt\1' th!' puhlir th£' opporrurut\ to tl'll rl"> l<'f' il ngs on th 1s mCJttrr I honro.;tl\ tx• lr('\(' t hf'\ did not takP rnto r onsrclrr.rt ton onf' thing \\f' o.;.t rcl Thn'f' of th<~ fn f' mr mbt•t tJOa r d ch'<.'ld£'CI txoforf' t hf' mf'f't lll.L! that th('\ \\ Pif' gom g to \orr · n1 1" :\uthlnj.! \ \ I ' s. ud < ould h. 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Ther<' are231 days IPft In th<' year. Today's highlight in history: On May 14th, 1607, Jamo>stown. V.o - ! hi' first p<'rmanent E nglish settlement in Arnenca- was found('(] Times co rresp on dent R obert Gillette reported before the turn of the year on the Soviet fever I s Los Angeles a "city of angels or of hell?" one Soviet paper asked. The Soviets are warning not only of danger on the streets, but about the extra danger resoluting from the Reagan administration' s foment lng of "anlt·Sovtet hysteria." A Soviet publicallon. under the head· Jme. "Dary l Gates Bluster," asked about the po J!ce chief in a city whose mayor is black, "Will he prov tde security for Olympians in Los Angeles?" How could he be expected to do so given that he is a rabid anti -communist "mournfully known for his savage reprisals against blacks?" A talented \Hil er, Lewis Van Gelder. publish!'d last winter in Los Ange les magazine a parody of SoviPI at tention to the Los Angeles Olympics. It cou ld have been w li11 Pn vPs leid ay. "Such a hazard· w ith Mf'x lra n authoritips" Mr Gl'lder ended h1s accoun t w 11h a squ trt of IN> walf'r tnto tho stomach. "The loved ones ~·ou arc il'avmg ix'hmd ... the parody add r essed the Sov1r1 athl etes. "eag 11Jpt10n IS SO Pf'r\'<lSIVC' and SO lucrativr in M<'X ICO thu l ll OOggiC's thf' m1nds of A m rncans aC'cusomrd to g1fl \ovnstwa tches and int!"r f'st f rP£' loa ns t.l kf'n bv a fpw RPJgan <.~ dmmbtt d!Jon b1g shots Th1s IS somf'l hrng\ou mr ght V.dlll to k('('p rn m tnd w hC' n M£'xtc,m P1 Psldf'nl Mlguf'l d<' ld Madrid cal ls on PIC'Sidf'nl R <•.:.~gan thi s wf'f'k D<' 1.1 M.1d11d's prPdf'C'f'S"ors hd\'£' lwrom(' \\ ('~I II h ~ b(•vo nd 1 hr d tC'.tm s of d\.J.llcr dunng thr 11 trrmc; .1s prr ... 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HP found th.c~t th P " m ord1da" f brt r 1 rs ro ut me. B r ilws ,tnd f.t \or s a 1P snatc hr d up IJ\ crookPd po liticians at a ll IC'\'C' ls Bu l 1t 's a t th C' top tn thf' ~~f'stdcnt wl pa lacr that thP ":'-stem r P;.rllv pavs o ff. ThE' Cl i\ C'SII ma!C's that Lur s EchC'VPITi.t, prestdPnl from 1970 to 1976. madrat IP:1st $JtX l mtlllon and pos s1bl ~· ao;;; mueh ,1s $1 brllron whtl(' m off1cr Ru t lhdl w as fX'Cin ut s compared to whJI hlS handp1Ckt'CI succC'ssor. . Josf' I .Opt'z Po rt 1l lo acq u1 rC'd dunng h1s s1 ~ ,Vf'at s as prf'~ Utf'n t The CIA f''i tr m. ll f'S th C' rn c rPasr 1n hi s rX'rsnnc.~l \A'('a llh at a nv\\ hf'rf' from $1 btllt on to $.11Jtllton I t should ix' kPpl tn mtnrl that M('X IC'J n luw Js difff'r('nt from ours 1\ Mrxrca n prf's ldC'nl md\ hf'.thlf't o rn11ch him self through hi s offtrf' wiT hout running <..~foul of thf' statutPs PPrtwp s thi s Pncourag0s thf' corrupt iOn. w hiCh ts ram pan! f rom top to bo t tnm OUicw Is df'm c~ nd bn hPs ~II P\'f'J'\ ' lr\'f'l. m ost of 1h('m simp! \ 10 surv l\'f' Thf' po\\.:ettul lakf' muc h: thPir subordmat«~s takP IC'ss: but f'Vf'n bod:'-' takPs For rx amp iC'. Van A lin wantf'd to JntPn'iC'W an Amr rica n res1dr nt v. ho was makmg hlmSC'If C'IUSI\'f' A M1•xtcJ n poil('f' offi Cia l c h('{'liul lv offered - 1111 a $.JO bribe - to p ~t t hr s 1\.rnC'n<·.ln m jail so hP coul d br tntf'ntC'v.f'd M\ c~ssoeiatcdf'r linrd tlw offf' r Thr s dof'sn't mpan !hell Mr xlrJn prrsidcnt s ,tpprovr o f thp LOI ru p t1on thai hJs rrndPd thl' govprn mpnf - sa\ C' I hf'JI own massJV(' takf'. of coursf' Whilr L op<•1. rort ill() W.J"i Siphoning off biJ JtOm; rnto hr s own b;;mk accounts, fm (' Xamplf'. hf' sought to impose upon thC' poiii! Cl~l n S undC'r him at lf'ast thf' .ClpJ)f'aJ ancf' of integnt v. HP ca llC'd corruptio n thE' "ca nC'f'J of lhts country" dnd lau nchC"d an ant1-rorrupt10n C<.lmpalgn in 147H. ThC' f'l'c!C kdov.. n sp.J\\ nf'd dl if'ast ~lrnvP'itrgc.~t l on s I.O\'rr nmP n t rof l rc off lc rcJ!s wnund up m pnson for rmbf'7.z lmg morP th an $HXI milliOn Th f' hrad of cus toms dllfl an undC'rsf'(TC'Iar\ o1 lubor wt'l'f• Jal lrd And under a nf'w Ia\\ makm g " mrxp hcablf' Pn n ch· mPn t" <1 cnmf'. thf' govPrnor of Coahu ila siJI (' across th(' Rio Cra ndt' from TC'Xds. was sPn lt' nC'C'd to pn ~on for m c~ kmg "omp $.'Ul U ~o:'COW lAP) - The Soviet n n Sdec!slon to pulloutoftheLos ~es S~er Olymp~cs lS ocable, the nanon s top sports official said today Mara! Gramov, head of the National Olympic Committee and the Government Sports Comm ittee, told a news conference that the Soviet Union decided to boycott the 1984 Summer Games after an April 27 m eetlng in Washington In which a State ~partment official "flatly rejected all Soviet complaints a~ut the Olympics preparations. !hlsdectstonofourslslrrevoeable, he sa1d. " Things were analyzed ln greatdetail." Blammg the move on the Reagan By BRUCE LOWITI' AP Sports Writer Bob Stlirley gave the New York Yankees a handful of high-fives. He pllched five Innings Sunday against Seattle He allowed five hlts . . and five walks But when Manager Yogi Berra decided to c hange p1tchers at the stan of the six th lnnmg- "That's enough, Bob," he sa1d "You're giving me a heart attack," - the left ·hander left awinneras.Jose Rijo and Dave Righetti preserved the7-0 shutou t of the vls1tmg Mariners. E ISC'wherc m the American League It was Kansas City 5, Boston 1: Balt imore 5, Oakland 1; Milwau k<'<? 4. Minnesota l. and Ctlieago 8, T<•xas I. clinch TVC's the KGB stand Inseparably with them in counting the hours until you East Division million m :.r stx·mont h p('n od . th<' " You h.Jve lobe kidding. If 'ou c~n C'xr lusivP it w ill cost vou $2!Xl.IHI Look, we' re lalkmg aboul l.lbv,m Em ba ssv shootou t in Lon · don. CBS c la1ms the\ wrrf' ong-~ onf' of the most ha ted mPn tn thf' Wf'stf'rn Worl d You w an t ra tings, nallv offered Qadaffl for $0.001 and you ha,·e to pay through the nose." tut nf'd 11 dm., n Rut CBS d1d pav t.1 half m rl lion do llars for a thl f'f'·part Jll lf'rVIf'\' w llh fm nH•r Pr PsidPn t Nixon 11 IS nb\ JOU!' lh.rl thp p!ICP of PXC IUSI\'f' tntC't'VI('\\ S Wlt h world tigu1t•s v. 1ll soon bf' on imp1rtant part of thp "llf'\\ s" busmf'ss F\ f'l"\ \\ Orld leader wor th hi s sal t v.:\ 11 Pvt'nlu dl l v hlrf' shov. biz agPnts to hdgg !C' mpr l r('('s for appf'a ling on 1\mrrlca n T\' " Hrllo (;prn lhls rs Sam al thr Wilham D.u knC'<.;S AgPnC\ Ar(' YOU silting dov..n 'J li mA v.ou ld vou hkP the/\ va t o ll r~ h l<homPJm . on his rug, for fl \'f' mrnutf's lnmorrow mg ht'' " " How much arf' vou askmg fo t htm? · "Onf' hu ndrf'd thnusa nd dollars." "You'rp c r azy. Sa m Wr got "Ok a~' · w e' ll take h1m Who elsE> with Coloncl Qadaffi <~flrr Qadaffl for $.1.(UI .. "Qadaffi lS a bush·IPague terror· Is! Khomrlnl hasn 't been SPen on Amt"rlcan tf' lrvfslon for ovPr a y~a r He's wtlling to dump on thr United Sta tes and the SoVIet Union , and declare a Holy War on Chi na 11 you don 't wa nt to dea l I'll call 1\BC.'' " Do I have your word that he won' t appear on anv of the other w ant h avf' vou got for nf'xt week's mormng show?" "How abo ut MaclamP Marcos'' "Srv~n hun dred an d ltflh thou· san d Thf' othPr networ k s have Pxprrss('d f'X trC'mP Jntf'rPst, and thr on\v n·ason I' m m<'ntiom ng rlto you is 1hat lhrv won 't guarantee the show for prime t1me. which Ls the onlv way mv thr('(' guys will goon .. " l.Pt m e gpt bock to you on thaI What h CJ\'P vou got tn your "W ill she talk about the Aqutno as5asslna tl on?'' "She' ll talk abou t anything if the price Is right. Cable TV offered me $7o,OOO and I turned them down Madame Marcos Is one of a kind and I 'm not going to sell her for sca le." "For that kind of money we're going to ask the tough quPStions." "She's us<'<l to tough questions." "Okay, we' ll book her. " "Gerry , are you still sttting down? How about Klaus Barbie? 1 can let you have him for $50,000. You'll be the first network to Interview the 'Butcher of Lyons.' You could put him against 'Love Boat.' " "He's nol that known in lhe states" "Okay, forget Barbie. Would you go for a package deal of Assad of Syria, Arafat of the PLO and Fidel Castm?" "What will II cost us·'" Rain washed out California's game at Detroit and the TomntoCieveland doubleheader with the Blue Jays and Indian s tied 4-4 in the eighth inning of the first game. Shir ley, usually a middiP. inning reliever, was pressed intosen nceas an emergency starter because the Yank s had played 1&-and 17- innmg games Thursday and Fnday nights Lou Piniella and Roy Sma lley had run-scoring singles off Mark L ang. ston in the first Inning and the Yanks chased him when they scored thr('{' ru ns in the fourth on RBI smglt>S by Mike O'Bcrry, Wllile Randolph and Don Baylor. Andre Robertson drove in a fifth -inning run with a suicide sq u('{'ze bun! and, one inning later, Smalley produced his second run· sco1ing s mgle. Itoyals 5, Red So• I Unlike Sh1rley, Bud Black of Kansas City had no 110uble finding the pla te. He struck out eight Boston bailers and didn 't allow a walk unit I giving up two in the e1ghth. "We're j ust not tlittmg the ball," said Managpr Ra Iph Houk , whose Red Sox were outscored 14·5 tn Josmg all thr ee games to the Royals Pat Shendan hi! a two run homer m K ansas City's ftvP.ru n ftfl h aga1ns1 Mtke Brown Orioles 5, !\' s r Wayne Gross and S!Pve McC'att)' werC' long-tunC' teamma tf's w rth tht~ A ·s- and bi:'fore They're still eloS<' friends But tn Gross' first appear a nee aga msl M cCatty. hP drtlled n smgle and a homf'r, driving m aUof Ba lttmorr·s runs to bark S10rm Davts' SIX tlil pitching. Gros s had a a two run single m the boll om of Ihe second inni ng and a ROCK SPRI NGS - of fn·s l r.nning, and the Blue dri\mg 1n thrC"E' runs to pace \1 tlw au kee past 1he vtsllin g Twins Ready led off the f1rst momg " "lh hiS blast off Frank Vtola and Brouha rd had a sacrifice n;. la!C'r m lhetnn tng HehadanRBI -doublem the I htrd and homered 1n the stx lh Ja m1~ Cocanowe t stmgglcd to the nrtorv. all owm ge1ght hils and three wa lks rn I) 2-l mmngs The 1\.vms Whill' Sox R, Rangers I dnt<' olv. w<.~s aceusf'd u r " divert ing" Jboul $-1 bil lion in 011 r evf'nuf'S duri ng 1q7q ?IOnP at Alexander High School First Game Rt rb HalftPld fired a two·hit AI. UNOER OF THF. 1\iF.F.K· sh ut out and hPr tf.'amm all'S ht> lp<'d Sov trt hands last D('('l'mber Saxpo manufdC'tuJ rd somf' or the' campo nPn ts 1n tw o VAX s up er sophi sticated romputcrs that had tx'•n shtpprd to South Africa and thPn tra nsship~X'(t to thP S<w it:•l Union. T hr computf'rs WC'rf' sC'izt>d £It lhf' last minut r on thP doek s of H Jmbu Jg cts lhPvwPrPabout tub(' loodr'<.i onto ol ship hl'a£.1Pd L('ningt del A Soxpo PxPc utr v(' adm rll l'<l, ''Wf''\P Jxorn dupe-d HP co nfirmPd that thf' company 1s conducting an mvpsfig.ttio n to find ou l w hat wPnt wrong Thf'lf' rs no Pvidc>ncf' that Saxpo was involvrd in any illega lit y in th<-' nra r miss. Ironicallv, Saxpo has JUSt won a ror wllh 13 t• IPCtion " I Wi~H FoR Toial. ~ecRe C'l, aB§OL.UTe FReeDoM, aND 1.0T~ OF' FVNDiNG. DoN'T! GeT a Wi~H? You'LL Wi~H You NeveR ~eT Me ovT. t,>h ..t Ra pprn g basP h1t s tor thf' M arau df'r<"ttPs Included Cam !(' Smith 's w htlr Moorr Molden and M.t r gtf' Sm ith C'ach rol l('('ted. onP '"'0 Coach Jon Arnott's y oung and talrntPd Jad1es warm-up for their lhC'.\ host 13f'lpre 'I'uPSdav. trdvel to Vtn t on Co unt y on Thursddv Stadler takes Nelson Classic DALLAS 1AP t - C1aig Stadler was v~ry straightforward about h1s f11·s1 victory in 21 mon!l!S. " I felt I deserved to win th1s w('('k ," Stad ler sa id after holding off the challenge of David Edwards for c~ onP.shol v ic!Ol1' Sunday in the Bvmn Nelson Class1c. Armed with a four-stroke lead ~'Uing into the final round, Stadler nt'<'ded only a par round of 71 over the• last 18 holes to acquire hi s eighth car('('r tliumph and the first since th<' 1982 Wor ld &on es of Golf . The v ictory, secured on a 72-hol e total of 276, eight under par on the long, tough Las Colinas Sports Club course, was wort h $90,1XXJ from the total purse of $500.1XXJ and boosted Stad ler 's earnings for the season to $Xl4,247. ~ I ,,.. \n~.;t U SA 62 1964 [ lnOoneSia North Korea 1956 'I Egypl _ Soa•n 1\u fl lllt~-:n •Ill 11 t hlo pulli•d uut I ... L..t'f)Jhu to ). lebano~-~olla n~~ (t\P 1,, I I MARY C. KEBLER. 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( \P 1....\."'it'rphoto) Marauders need win over Belpre ROCK SPRINGS - Me1gs w tll host Belpre here Tuesdav with the wmncr takmR ovPr sole possrssion of first placP and in thediiVl' J's sea t to r epresent the Eastern di\ 1sion in the improving TVC plavoffs Metgs is 8·3 1nsideTVC plav wh1lr Belpre hPads the pack at R2. A me1gs win would put thf' M araud('r s a haJf.gamP up while an Eag l~ win would all bul wrap up the plavoff tx•rlh Wanen is still in the hunt al 74 After the Meigs- Belpre show down s. the Maraud<'rs ha\'f' Nelso nv ille·York r ema ining whilr Belpre must play Warrt'n Loca l and Federal Hocking . If Meigs shoul d win both of tls remaming league tills, Belpre would have to defeat both the Warrior s and Lan('('rs to Ioree a tle and playoff game Winner of the EastNn di vision will take on Wellston who has already chnched the Western crow n with a 10-0·1 slate If Belpre wins Tuesday, the Marauders' only c han ce would bi:' THANKS! to IX'~It Nf'bOil\ dlr \'01 k dnd hoPf' lh(• F:<.~g l rs losr to OOth FPd1•1 ~ II Hock mg and Wan r n Lora I WaJTI' n l .oca l must w1n OOt h of its lcagu(' gam£'" and hope' Mri gs ..md &•lprr C'<.IC'h losf' a pc~ rt of gamPs m ord er to ga m a sh ;.rrr ol 111 st plciC(' No d al f' has bwn srt lrn th(' TVC r hamp1o nsh1 1J £!t.Jmc Mf'.mwhtlf' It onion's prm Prful b,rsPb;.rll T1gf'1 s bld"i l t•d \Vhf'f'II'J'S burg 14-1 S.1turda\· to l'apturf' thC' ci <.ISs AA .o;;;('('tion.d to ut rrarn(•nt ctlJmpmsh Jp ~rn d .l(l\ dllCP In drs· tnct ,r ( tion dga 1nst ''CJ nd( •rf'l la'' Nf'w I .f'xtngton I ronton. nm~ 1-1 4 nn lh(' vca 1 wrl l tak f' on thf' PJn th f'r" WPrlnP!-id.l\ ,11 Umoto High Schcx)] m f1rst 1nund distrt('t aC't!On Nf'w l.rx P.n n('(l th e right to pl ay thf' T JgPr s wtth a resoundmg 10- ~ upsrt m·f'r numht:'r on<' sC'f'd Sheridan in th(' t\t hf'n "' sec tional last w('('k. 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SUPERMARKET Expires 5 -20-84 -----------------------r-----------------------, COliPOI\ LIPTON I EXTEND MY SINCERE THANKS My sincere thanks for your vote and your work on my behalf in the Tuesday primary elections. I deeply appredate your suceessful efforts to nomi· nate me as Democratic Meigs County Coroner .-an· didate for the November election. Again, thank you! Dr. John H. Ridgway To the Voters of Meigs County for the confidence placed in me for the nomination of County Commissioner for re-election to your January 2 Term. Your Vote Was Greatly Appreciated . Pd Pol Ad by Or John H Rtdgeway, Rtdgway Road. Chester, DH Pd Pol. Ad by D1vod Koblontz , Rt. l , PometOy. OH . 45769 DAVID KOBLENTZ 1 SERVICE Dependability Peace of Mind J '\~ j WI(leflar'IO -..11 ~u nda\ . I \ trc.aS t \F<;JI \:-iiST,\:-i Ol'T OF (, \Mt~~ - This ~raphi< shows tlw natiOil'-' that "iU not ht• 11artid 11aling in tlw swnmf.'r Olmpi< ganws in Los ·\n~l"les, i1u · ludm~ \f~hanistan whieh f nd.l\ " ·" I~ I ot~• s 1976 j •ao Guy"" se""''' Alucan Nahons \t t. •• I~ t \ Sf'(_·ond G arne Mana Musspr hurl('() onf'-hlltrr m thf' mghtcap m walk ed four f-- 1980 !'o:dunl.ll ~ L.un• I 1 11 ,1 "II ! h ; , .... HMI.t l ~ C.,uno-. 111• )II \l tilll<: oil F n~shm;:~ n p l! Chtng hPr ft rst compiPt£' game of thf' season Mu sse r fanned four and In ~st Otyfftplc: ''""~ 98~1 ltleM n111ons cho .. nvi'1Q l)lr11ci~»JI• 1 \ lund,<\ ., l•:llll• I ·ld ,>to •n• • ,,, I >fl•P•• I~ " WPrn a~ " If the price is ri ght. he belongs to you peopl<' unltl tho Novemh<'r '\,~, I lr l• not be .,_,tlciJNollnt In The Past I ~ lit '~" .." • 1 ~ 11\o 1 ] - li HU ''"Il I •ill in Lot ""eteloes I ' 11 I hrl otlo l plu , 1' I lo~ tH I 11 Dillard. Karen Mol den and Debbi<' IPncf' in f':o<pottmg othf'r npws shows if Wf' srgn htm?" \ N•ll•:w•s ltu!l In !hit '"""._. ., OlympiC p~t \lo llljJII, \.\1 '-.> 11 \nllltll• II Tlllll ,.:ll oil I I I to f "'II• rll Ill l bas<' tli! s in the c hampto oshtp bout w1th Wellston " Will he promiSe to sta y off the • fh·p.inrllng fil st ~a rm-' HatfiPid f;.rnnrd six ,llld walkPd unl\ twu, both in thf' f11 sl innrng Hittf'rs fo r thC' MaraudPI C'ttrs \\ C' rC' Marv Moore. Jodi H arri son, .Jodt Mtllrr and .lPnnv Meadows \' tth tv..o bdsP knocks C'ach w hil(' gf'llmg one hll Pach wf' r f' Maria M ussPJ. C<.~rolf' Sm ith. Daphnf' Presidential "E" Awa rd for excel- Amertcan sta))Jp?" "1 can givr you Lou ise Farrakhan, hut hr's rra l hot now a nd !I'll cos t you." I rt'~ult~ I nit• • •l"illk.,f-<~othaU I• 11.,'\1• t n t1 .1~ ~ ( •• uno .. \1 t ~ ti l ' ll To >ll 11 "-• \1 It I'< \ l- ~ •• Although not offtci al. the tPnt;JtiVf' datC' an d silr 1s 1his Friday hPt .Jay ~. chtpptng away, !ted the gam e with a run m the Sll< lh George Bell was hit by a R1ck Sutcliffe pitch. went to thtrd on a smglP by L ance M ulliniks and scor ed on Ernie \Vh ll t's sacrifice fly. It was an official game when ra ml'd ou t in the top of thP r 1ghth . and be replay('(] from the stm1 on A ug 14. lJSFL ctoub lf."hC'a dC'r o;;;wwp O\'C'r Frderal Hockmg hf'rP F'rtdav W1th the two vJctones. th£> MP1 gs Ia ssf'~ go to H -1 ovC'rall and 10-0 m Pt•mt·~ . thf' staff' ownPd oil monop S.rXJXl Inc a Nf'w York f1rm that sprcta lt7f'Ci rn C'ompute r and avia ti on r lrctro mrs was onf' of a numhf>1 of compdn tf's whose com pulrr part s ,llmost wound up in us. mnm gs. Brt•wers ~.Twins I Ra ndy Ready and Ma1 k BIUu · hard dt ulrd hornet s. Brouhard I place hon or s wtlh a I>-11 and 9-:1 plav Wf'llst on for thP TVC c hampionship at a n Putral <;; Iff' a t i1 lat er chnrg~ statements that 11 cannot do anvthing to rorbld protests under law and cons titutional guarantees Gramov ~laimed Monday that "Us secret serv1ces infiltrated" the protest groups and that !hey were plannmg va11ous efforts mcludmg "the use of psychotroptc chem 1cals which affect the nervous system. as wl'li as kidnappmg." The press conference. attended bv Soviet and foretgn ;oumaUsts, V:as the fi1 st real break tn thew all of sue nee put up b:. Sovtel o!flcials sine<> th e v. t!hdrawal was an nounc<'!l stmnded 1.1 r urmer s. leavmg the bases load tn the fou rth and stx lh thr('('·r un homez m thl' fourth. Thr Metgs <.ISSO<'Iat rs got caugh t 111 thC' c lea nup . .Jm gP Draz Se rr ano w hom LoJX•z Por1tl lo put tn our part would be senseless " and the decision was made to withdraw from the Olympics, Gramov sa1d In referrtng to "terronst groups." Gramov was talking about ant!· Soviet prote;t groups in the Umted Sta tes wtlich planned demonstra tions during the Olympics The Soviets say those groups threa tened phys1cal vio lence against Soviet athletes and also contended that the protests would create an unfaircompetitlveatmos· phere lor the Soviet Union's team . The Soviet Union has refused to accept C S Government assuran res that the groups are not backed by Wa shmf,!on,and alsore]ecl sl! s Rookir ou tfwlder Daryl Boston in his maJOr league debut. had thrPC tlits , drove In two runs and scorc'!l twic~ as the 'Nhite Sox snapped a twogame losing streak. J<>rrv Hairs ton had lhr<><e RBI for Chicago. and Greg Walker hum<>red . Bril l Bums wo t kt>d fivp inrWlgs m his first sta rt of the season, allowing five hils and gel! mg relief heI~ from Sa lome Barajas. Juan Agostciand AI Jones The Rangers got t hPlf onl) run off l:lums in the fift h on smgles b~ ~<'!l Yost. Wayne Tolleson and Bill)' Sample Indians~ Blue Jays 4 Pat Tabler's two-run smgle helped Cleveland to fou r run s mt he Marduder Pttr so ftbal l t ea m c nnr h('d Eastf'rn d1vis1on tn-st TVC play The Ma ra ude rPites w11i She knocked them dead on '60 Minutrs.· " Gramov sa1d the Soviet decis1on to pull out was made after a U S State Department of!ictal mel tn Washington on April ti with an ofhdal of the Sov1e1 embassy The meelmg followed by thr('{' days a conlerencPamong Sov1e1 and US. Olympics offi cials tn Switzer land at w tlich the Soviet Union voiced a senes of complaints and demands centermg on travel arran gements for Sov1et athletes and security provisions at the Olympics . After the conference, Gramov tnd1cated that all but the security question had been resolved But he charged Monday.that the State Department "flatly rejected all facts testifying to a VIolation of the Olympic charter" by the United Stales and characterized the Soviet demands made in Switzerland as " false and groundless." " What is more," he sa1d, "the State Department offtctal placed all the blame for the activity ofvanous terrori st groups .. on the Sov1e1 Union ." As a result. "it became very obvious that anv further elton on ""II F.ven nne of L oprz Portill o's The price is right ________A_rt_B_u_:_ch_wa_ld nPI\\Or ks for s1x months?" Simon. who will head the American delegation 10 an emcrgmcy 10C meeting Friday in Lausanne, Swn. zerland, calied the Sovler pullout "politics, pure politics. This is a baseless and flagrant abuse of the Olympic cbarter" Marauderettes Nelsonvl il<'· York Wednesday. and Thr rr IS some quf'SIIOn d S to w hf'thr r NRC p, ud fo1· an PxclusJvr rnlf'n If'\\ on thr "Toda\ Show" administration. Gramov said the Sovletsdecldedtowithdqtw "after !I became clear that. the political ambitions of the White House are placedhlgherthanOlympicldeals." The Sov1et boycott was an nounced Tuesday, stunnmg West· em sports official s, politictans and athletes Afghanistan , th<' focal point of the United States-led Olympic boycotl of 1900, became the eighth country Sunday to withdraw . from the Summer Gam es. It jolnedtheSoviet Union, Bulgaria, East Germany, Mongolia, Vietnam. Laos and Czechoslovakia. 1ntheUnitedStates,U.S Olympic Committee President William Yankees stop Mariners; Baltimore dumps Oakland C'rlv await your sw1ft rf'turn We at Thievery as usual _________Ja_cl_cA_n_d_er_so_n Officwl cor Afghanistan withdraws from 1984 Olympics Va n arr \\'ll h us agam.· So thP Sovir1 U nion co ntinuPs to makP politi cs So \vha t ('!sf' 1s new? WASH JNl.TON - The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ICE TEA 6 PACK 12 OZ. CAN $149 Ltmit 1 C.K . SUPERMARKET Expires S-20-84 ·------------------------ �Page-4-The Daily Sentinel Pomen~y--Middleport, Ohio Monday, t~Gy 14, 1984 Ex-Red Trevino's double defeats Pirates; St. Louis snaps Cincy's winning streak ll.l .JOliN NEiliON .lP Sports Writer ThP :\tbnta Braves havC' \\!On eight uf thP ir last nine games. a nd p;.u1 -t inil' catcher Alrx Tl'Pvino ff'C'ls likf' hP's bf>t;•n hriVt'n a second lik T rf'vinu, 1radcd f1u m Cincinnati on .'\pril 2-l, hit a two- run double in th0 bo llom of lhP lOth inning, cupping <1 two-out, thr f'f'-run rally tha t ga\'(' tht• Braves J 9-Hvictor) 0\'f'r P itt sburgh Sunday . l~forc lht' tradf' , Trev ino had not appt'ar('(l in a gam f' as a cat cher , go ing to ba t only SLX limPS as 1:1 pinch -hi tt t'r fo r thf' Rf_'dS. S1 nce corn ing 10 At lan ta . hP has C'aug ht in "'' 'l'n games and has a .400 batting a\'t•r Jgt' with 12 hit s in :hlat bats. In thP n•st of the National Lcagu0. Houston shut out Chicago 1·11, Los Angp)(•:-. bt 'el l ~1 i •w Y ork J-:~. St. Louis d0\1.:nc1:.l Ci11cl nnati tl-2, San F'ro.n ciscu t"•d gt'(] 1\.:l untrf'al 4-.'l a nd Phil uddphia clobbf' r('Ci San Diego .~ .: I T n·,·ino's hit c amf' off Jotm C1 ndda 1ia, m <.~ k in g a rare relief . 1ppP<~ra net· fo r Pi t tsburgh, and i'nabln: t thi ' Gravf's to comr from h('hind tnr t he '>t"COnd ttmf • in thr g, u nt· ,\t bn td ti l "ll tt1r> sc u n.> 6-6 w ith J p.tircJ! r u n .'-l lll hi • ninth~!gains t th r(\(1 Pitt sburg h rPiiPvcr s, including Rod Scurr\. who wa s making his first ' 5 aftpr appearance since April com ing off drug rc'habilitallon. Trev ino had a single in that rally, but Pitt sburgh scored two runs in the top or the lOth to lake an 8-6 1ead. Singles by u"<' Lac) and Bill Madlock started the inning, and Tony Pena followed with an RBI single. M adlock also scorro on the play when Pena wa s caught in a nmdown. But aflpr two ~V f'I'C' out in thf> Br aws lOth , Pirates right hander llon Robinson walkl>d Jerry Roys· ter and Ger ald Pen y. Ca nd<>lar ia, ll'hostar1ed in Friday 's 4·21uss tothe B ra \'f'S, then rt>liPved and gavp up an RBI doublP to l'laudell Washing· ton, Sf'tting the stage fo r Trf"vino. Astros !, Cubs 0 .'.'like Madden and V0rn Ruhk combinr•d to chC"Ck Chicago on ninf' hH s, and Houston scored it s only run off Rick Reusrhel rn the foUJ1h on a triple b)' Jen y MumphrPy and Enos Cabell' s sarrifir 11)'. Rcu schcl wen t lht• di stance. allowing only thn't' !til >. M audt•n scatt ered slx hit s in five inning,, aided by two double plays, and Ruhl(_' wpnt thP r est of thf' \.\-'JY for his S('('Ond san•. Hvnc Sancil!l'rg of the Cubs sing lf'd in the fift/1 inning to ex tend his hilling st reak to 16 gamE'S , longest in the NL this season. Dodgers 5, Mets 3 L eft·hander Rick Honeycutt posted his fifth victory, scattering six hits over slx Innings, and rookie RJ . Reynolds singled three limes as Los Angeles salvaged the third game of its series with New York . Torn Niedenfu<'r shut out the Mets over the final three innings, Reynolds singled and scored in the third Inning and drove in a run in the slxth . ThP Dodgers scored three unearned runs in the tift h after an error bv Mets shortstop Ross Jones. Pedro Guerrero doubled home one run, and the other two scored when reliever Tim Leary thn;w a wild pitch wit h the bases loaded. Canllnals 6, Reds 2 George Hendrick hit his second home run In two days to help St. L ouis end Cincinnati's winning streak at sL' games. Hendrick homered with two out in the ninth inning on Sa turday night to break up a no. hitter by Malio Soto. .John Stuper also singled homE' a run and pitched slx in nings for the Cardinals, scattering four hil s, and Bruce Sutter pitched the final! 1.3 innings for his eighth save. Hendrick hi t a solo homer, his third of the season, leading off the fourt h. and he also drove in a run ~vith a sacrifice fly in thPfirst inning. 't~ \ \ ·.\) Offensively, the Cellics wanlro to give the ball to Larry Bird, who 0nded up with a career playoff· high of 39 points. Bird had 15 point s in th e first quar1 er. wh ich PndPd with Boston ahead 36·26. In thP ftr" six games, the team leading after lhP opening period went on to win. The other lfl'nd on Boston's side was six consecutive home-team v ictoriPs in the series. The Knicks were lro by King with 24 points and Bill Cartw right wlthl9. Robert Parish had 22for Boston and Dennis Johnson, rPbounding from a sore right shoulder that kep t him out of the slxth gam£> loss to New York. addro 21. But Bird was the key to stopping New York from !Jecoming only the fifth team to win a seven·game SPri es after trailing 2.0. Boston connected on m ore than 50 percpnt of its shot s in each of it sfour victories and less than 50 percent in each of it s three losses. Boston's aggr ess ive defense kep t New York 's marksmanship at 45.5 percent Sund ay . With the Knicks out of the way after putting up an unexpPCted ly stiff fight. the Ccltics, whose NBA·t:.•st 62·20 record was 15garnl's better than New York, have a score to set lie. In last season 'sconferrncc scmifi · nal, in which thPy also play('(! th0 first twogam psa t homP, theCeltlcs lost all four games to Milwauke£>. Miami, Kent State share title -- (()~(;R,\'rl 'LATIONS I~>Ston t ••lti• · llaiiiii ,\ing<' (ipfl) ('nng-ralulall•s l.arr~· Rirct lalt• in tla.:• fmu1h twriutl of llll'ir playoff ganw with lht• Nt•w York Kniclto; at thf• Ht~tun (;;udPn Sumla.\'. Boston df'ft·at4' d ~t'W \'nrk, 121 · 1M, in lht• st•vf•nth and dt•t·iding garrw of tht•ir S4'rit•s, and will new go on to fat'l' ttu.· Milwaukt•t• Buck.~ ror till' Ea:"ilt•rn ('onft'rell<'l' finals schf'dulcd to start 'l'u<•sday night. (AP Laserphoto). :vlajors '-'"'~ · i . okd \\ l"rf...,., \.\1Htll \ , l.b\1;1 1-: I·, \ 'i T ()f\ NO' " 1. I'd (;n I ·• 'I"•' I ·, .. ,., ih ''-"' \ !JI " .no f.o • 1-, ~'l. l ' lo•\' l,, r· d '''" y "k I.' II Jo, \+ · 'I ' II L'• (~ I )' ' \• I, I I' II 1• ~ •I II :>,t•n " ~~ -~ \lor " ' "•I ' I" I ]'• (7 I~ (7 ·,,_ "• II I' I oi l (', h IX.-, ]' ~11 I I• '' 1\l,o ''••L•·•d ,., ' I. ' \J,n' lh ll 17 ~~ · , I I "'" ' ]'' I' •- ( ]II I" I.J -, ~.! I'• 'i l ' , 'i •'' I ' 1• ,, , J u nt.n · ~ \\1->- T ~_, .. lo"' l.onol I ~ \ 11t'll< ''"'l,o I :, ~ ,_,. ., r, 1 - 1~ ]~ ]' I J l~ H Cl K' SET 30x48 Table '•I '• o( ~·!A "11 I I :O.Jo1UI I 1', 11 II •ll l (lr 'k"l~ II I, -' PI r! ll tl ('htl., ~ · !ptll.l i•''- \( ,,..., ! I 1 Wil~ top . Four sturdy match· ing chairs. Beige tweed upholstered seats. Reg. 1210 AI; a part of Senior Citizens Day , special recognition will be given the nursing home residents over age~ . A list Is also being complied at the Center of those over~ yPars old in the county . Churches are again this year being asked to give special recognition to senior citizens. The Ohio General Assembly proclaimed thf' third Tuesday in May as statewide Senior Citizens Day in 19TI. It was established to provide a special day for older persons to get tog<>! her . to giveth<> community a changf' to show appreciation to its oldPr citizens, May1S.I984 and to give visibility to senior cltizpns as active, vital members of the community . SAVE S40 .. ·.: ! ' i l t• llUII,'Il Introducing Rev, Pili! Simler Services set at Calvary SHARING A LAlJGH - St. Louis CardinaL•' outfielder George Hendrick and Cincinnati Red'i' first basemwt Cesar Cedeno share a laugh during a hreak in the action In the eighth Inning of their National League game Sunday afternoon in Cincinnati. Both Hendrick and Cedeno hit home runs in the game, with the Cardinals corning out on top of the Reds &.2. lAP Laserphoto). Wayland, Wolfe among MOC leaders RIO GRANDE - M eigs High School grad Jpff Wayland and Southern High School grad Kent Wolfe are both listed among the leaders in the most recent Mid·Ohio Conference baseba ll sta ti stics whiiP playing wit h the Rio Grande Redm<'n . Way land is l0ading the MOC in ('ar ned r un average by a huge margin \\'hi\(' Wolfe is fifth in bn.tring avr r.1gf' for the third placr Red men. Wayland sports a ~- 1 r ('('ord in 45 and a thi rdi nnings pitchl'd, but more impressive has a fine 1.19 ERA. Wa.vla ncl. the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Wayland of Middleport , is nmrl y ~' full run ahead of the Sl'Cond place pitchN in the ERA list i ng. The right ·handro Wayland has fann ed ~2 and walked oni)' 19 this y r ar Wol fe, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Larrv Wolfe of RacinP, has a .392 batti ng aver age \\'ith .11 hi ts in 79 plat<' appearances. Wolfe, a left han ded outfielder. has scorl'd 20 runs in thC' Redmen 's :n gamf's 1his YC'ar. • Rio Grande is rurrf'ntly in third place in the M OC be hind Malone 19.01 and Ohio Dominican (9·31. Rio Grand e is &.2 in the MOC and ZO. ll ovr rall. The Daily Sentinel (LISPS 1-15· 960) ,'\ rllvlslon ~If 1\<luUlmf•rlla, ln1·. Pu hl ishrd f' VPrv cd !f'rt l(JVn. Monda~· r hro uf::'h Frida v. I 11 Cou r l Sl n•('( . b:-· 1h(. Ohiu ValiP~' Publi f>hinf! ( 'o mpany Mul Amf' rkan· N(•wsp apn Publ ishf' rs A ... \ OCia! lon . N ;:l( l o n <~ l Ad v C' r li sing R e pre SC'n!ali vf'. llranh<.t m Nf'w sparx- r S a if's. 7.1:1 T hird 1\ vcmH'. 1\'.-.w \'o r k. Nf'w \' o rJ.: !1)')]7 POSTM I\S Tf:B · S.-.nd adlln• s.~ ro Thf' O;.~ ll y Se ntine l . Ill Court SL . PomPro\. . Olrin 4) 769 · SUBSHUI"TION RATF.S n~ C'arrlcr or ~olor lloutl' Orw Wr •pk On(· .\1o nHl Onf' \'!'iH . .$ 1 ]t) . . $1JUI . $.' l7.2fl D.1ih Your Farm Equipment Store 992-2668 ;- .,meory, Oh. S ub !-.n ltwrs no ! <It's ir i n g t o ]M\ 1hf' r <H r if' t m ;o\ n' mil in ad ~· an f'f' dl rf' cl to Thl' Da tt .v S t>nlind un .1. 6 or 12 m o nt h baSi S. f n •(j jt w j \] IJ(' gh P n C<.!IT )l' r l' a ('h rn onl11 . No s u bs a i pllon~ b v m J il pr·rml!!l•d m ltl\1.' 11 .~ w l11•r(' tw m (' r;l r-r il'r ,~, , d c p is , , , · ,ritah l l' M,\l t. SU RSC' HIJYrtO ~S lnsldr· Ohln 1.1 Wt •(•k s $H :,fi '!fiWf'l'b $2~U 1 )2 Wl't·k s . J:\ \Vf'f•k s :.!ti Wf' l'k :-> ~~ 2 Wf•t'k S Out sidf' Ohln $:-»i . N . $1 ;, till !:It. 20 $ ~9 . XO t--------------_JL_____________ IN THE MONEY SAVING pack Calendar llmrd 1a. Inc .. Pomt•roy. Ohlo457fi9 . 99~ Mcmbf'r · ThP A">S~X'i:tl f'<l PrPS!', In land Da ih Pn·ss A 'i '<d)(" i alon and lhl• Taste that delivers 1hP public to a ttend. 215ti. S('('ond r l;Jss pn<ita gf' paid at Po ffil'roy , Ohio SII'IH;t.,E COPY PRif'F..S DALE HILL FORD TRACTOR Dr. P hil Shuler . evangelist , will holding I'('Vival Sf'I'Vices Ma:-,• 1 ~ through M ay 20 at Ca lvary Bible Church. Services will begi n mch even ing at 7: :to p. m. Nursery fal'iliti ps will be provided. Shuler of Poway, Calif. has been in full·timP evangelism since 1950. Sjx•c ial music wilt be provided by his wife, Mari<•. Mrs. Shuler was grad ual <>d from the Los 1\ngcles ConsPrvator:v of Musir at agr 12. Shl' sings a nd i s accomplished in orga n and ~ia no. Both of the Shulr rs a r f' gradualt•s of Bob .Jonf's Uni vPrsit_ v. Ca lvan Bibh• Church is loca tl'd midway bctwff'n Flatw(J()()s Road and Clws!Pr on County Road 2'1. For furthrr inform ation, phonp 1-614 742·2431. Alan Rlackwoud invites tx> MONDAY CH ESTER - Chester Town· ship T1ustws will meet i n special session Monda v at 7 p.m . at the town haiL TUPPERS f'LAII\S Tupp<'rs P la ins Elementary Boosl f'rs w ill m('t'l Monda:'-' M ay 14, at 7'.'10 p.m . at the sc hool. Srx'aker s will bP \indy Pitzer and W<'ndy Haller Rcfrf'Sh· mrnts w ill be> sf'rvf'd and h:Jhvsrtting will be pro\'idl'd . car v.:ash ~: .: l'OMHl.OY - Pu blic mct:'ling Meigs Rand Boosters. 8 p.m , Monda\· at Rock Sp rings Grange Halt on Fairgrounds to continue support program for Maril)'n Coodnil<'. band dif<'l'lor. ~~t~i< <:'> HUTLAND- PTO m"•ting 7 p.m . M ond a) <Jt sc hool with a IX' timma nce b\ th<' fifth and sixth grad<• band stud ents: a studPnl art show ; awardi n~ or the Rutland PTO scholarship and in stallation of nPw offiC'f'rs. POMEROY Pom eroy Lodge 164, F&AM . will co nduct the fellowrra fl d<'gt'CC at 7 p.m. Monday at thP Pomeroy Masonic Temple with rf'frcshmcnts to be s.wed at b p.m. On Tu esday "'·min g at 7 p.m .. the lodge will conduct thP master mason degree and rPfreshments will be servro on that f'\'cning at li p.m. POMEROY - Tllf' Voiccs of Libert'' will prac trce at H p .m . Mom!~,. at th0 Porncro)' United MP!hod isl Chu rch. POMEROY - East ern Local Board of Education will ml'<'l in special session Tu<'Sday at 6 p.m . to discuss building pro. grams, school calendar and senior graduation. j )j,~ 0 tl '>.1n , 11 I'' ~ ,\n~eo n, oHtll i'• •n ! _', no Surgical patient I ~\h •: .. m t ·~ " t ~•(ui.,J Gary F . Hy sell is a surgical patient at St. Mary's Hospital , Huntington, room 331. Cards would be appreciated. G & W PLASTICS & SUPPLY Applications sought GAS. WATER, SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS DITCHING SERVICE (Free Estimate) WAREHOUSE 985-3813 LONG BOTTOM RESIDENCE 985-3837 By Lea POMEROY The Pomeroy Water Departm<>nt Is accepting appllca tlons for part tim<> help It was announced Friday. · ncludas triple dresser, hutch mirror 5 drawer chest on chest. cannonball panel headboard and footboard. Night .·.. ·::·: ·=·· RICE'S FURNITURE 854 Second STORE HOURS 446-9523 Gallipolis, Oh. 9:30-5:00 Closed Thurs._ Theannualmother -daughterban· quet of !he Syracuse PresbytPrian Church was held Wednesday night at the church wit h 30 persons attending. Gifts of potted flowers wer e presented to E ura Largent, the oldest mother allending; Chris Duffy thP youngpsl mother; Jane Teaford he mother with the m ost chlldr<>n present, and Jpanette Duffy , the youngest grandmother . F'oUowlng the potlu ck dinner , .Janice Lawson had the program with readings being given hy .Jean Hall, the Rev . Wanda .Johnson. Warning , The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Meets Monday RACINE- Racine Village Council wUl meet in regular session at 7 p.m. Monday at Village HaiL Residents are Inv ited to attend. LIGHTS 10 mg . "tar". 0 ~mg . nicoline . LIGHTS 100's 12 mg "tar", 0.9 mg nicotine. FILTER 15 mg . "tar". 1.1 mg nicotine. FILTER 100's. 16 mg "tar". 1.2mg nicotine. av. per cigare"e by FTC method. - · - - -- S Margaret Cottrill, Mrs. Lawson, Kathry n Crow, and Norma Baker. Favors wei'<' crocheted miniature basket s containing candy mints made by Jane Teaford . Other s allending were Sharon Coll riil , Helen Harris , Pauline Mor arity, V1cky Morariry, Mere· dith C row , E rica Dugan , Shirley Ouga n, Inez Hill , Gertrude Nelgler, 13eat ric0 Blake, Diana Nease, Nancy Ua k<>r . Mildred Pierce. Tina Pierce. Jane Cottrill, Virginia Row0, Icy Miller. Netti<> Moore, Amber Duffy. and Ryan Nease. C: t98 4 A TIJESDAY $}6995 ·.· 2161. • 111 ' l'hlu'l111!tlt l ! '!• I .Ill\ Fol'f'St Acl'f'S Park between Rutland and Harrisonville. The meat and drinks wUl be furnished and those attending are to tak<> a covered dish and their own table service. Special recognition will be given to those 100 years and older as well as those between EO and 100. Ther<> will be entertainment, fun and games. It is suggested that those drlv!ngtakea lawn chair. The buses will pick up as many as possible but others are needed to a~sist wlth the transportation. Anyone willing to hPlp Is askro to call Wanda VIning, transportation coordinator at 992· Page Church honors mothers also. lamir~ated 11'11,11 1 llntl ' l"n : l l lh.ll.:••(l M~md :n· ·, ~.;u'""' l! t~I'C<>n J..:ni1Jf;., I i• ,, 1 "' .o tl l•. " '~'' I '•I'• i'ILII .tr\o •ll lt·,,, , .~ \. u o l h~'' I •1< · '• ' '· ok 1.•1111 1 j .. , ·•o' · ,. 0 J, ' ' ~ ' .,., ' ~ I ' ' ' J', I'• I, TRESTLE "' I " ' "' h I 1tu r11 n.ot 1 • I .< " ,\ :>c!'lo"' '• '\o·w ]' ,r~ I 'i.o11 ~ 1 m o ,...,., I . :VIonl n·a l 1 i i; u r11"' \1 1" ''~ " I i1 1n n • .._.,~, , I k..on' . 1• r II\ ' 11- "l"n I ,I .J I Ill I 11 I " II ' I 1·1 • 1 I" I"' 5 PC. l ' ' I HOI'- ( " ' ' ' i •· r ~ 1 l ••.•,, w, ~ , ... r '-,.111 I 1.1/H "I.,.-1 • I+_ :\loonll o', ll .\OI.Irll ,o I 1'>11-. l "lll: h I l'hl ), , ~ -l l'l ll .o I 'i.u1 lii<W • .: Sillld!W'' (;a.u,.,.. ·\ILIII L I ' I l ' i tl ~hut~h ~ I•• 1.'11\ln).."' ttl• ,,.,, , I ~u-.111..1 '• .. , C hi• ••J.:•• "o. J\uu-.1111 I \1 ih+,Ho ~•• ~- " '' r ~ ' ' ·'"" 1 ..... .,, l "' ~ history of the toumam enl !her <> were co-c hampions. Thf' las t time was in 1964 , when Ohio University and Toll'do lied. K0n1 Sta te was co-c hampion with Ohio Un iversity in 1954. Kent State's ll<>rb Page and RodgPr Crom er of Miami were chosen by their fellow coaches as co.coaches of the year. "\: m1nto.} -~ ( dlllo'!> i ., u , ,. -.. r l, okl,ltlrl I ~ I Lo ll i! ""' ' ' "' · 1' 1Jo ' -..,, 'V. l' I " I ),, H I , ,I C II \ 1\,·<.t on :1 I L ill lf' ~ mn..,,o, .\ned•·' ( lr'ILI1tl.ll I t1 I• t 'II ' I I ~ to .Jt I ih 111\'f"HJ' ' . 11 !o" k •t II was I he third time in lhP 38. ypar en -I" I · ~ .1 I~ I~ J 'll h l• ll !.: 'I I~ I ' ll 1. II :( 1+. '''" ~ , . k I '!Ill , II' " l'hd ... ~ · ll l l ll.l C, r I ·~ 111" ""' I courS£", w hile teammate Mark Brewer had a 2H6. They were follow('(! by Ball State's Brian Tennyson a 1288. '\110 ....\l.l.t:., t ; l 't : 1·. \."1' Ul\ t'li" li1 rl10 · ..... !( A VENN A, Ohio I API -Miami Univer sity, led by medalist Jim Mucthing, and Kent Stale broke a M id -Amt'rican conference record to shan • the co-championship of the lmgue golf championships Satur· clay at the Windmill L akes Golf Club Kent Stat e and Miami each had a 72. hole total of 1,400 to eclipse the prev ious record of 1,466, set by Ball State m J~75and matched by M13Ini in 19H'J. Bow ling Green was in third place, :l8 shots back al 1,498. M uelhing look mroalist honors with a 2&4 on the par.70, 6,1J6J.yard Meigs County will join other Ohio senior citizens In thP observance of Senior Citizens Day Tuesday. Due to the Inclement weather recently, the Senior Citizen Day observances wU! be conduct('(! in the Senior Citizen Center In Pomeroy. They had earlier been planned for Phlllles 8, Padres 3 Juan Samuel had three RBI and Len Matuszek hom ered to pace Philadelphia to its third straight victory over Sa n Diego. In seven innings' work, John Denny yield('(! only four hils, including a homer by Steve Garvey . Matuszek 's homer made it 4.0 in the fourth inning, and Sa mu<>l openro t hi' fifth with a homer. The Phillies scored twice in I he sixth on a two. run sing!£> by Samuel. and Ozzie Virgil drove in an seventh·lnning run with a fielder's choice grounder. The Daily Sentinel Pomemy--Middleport, Ohio Meigs Senior Citizen Day set Giants 4, Expos 3 Jack Clark· s single drove In Chili Davis, who had tripled with two out, to break a seventh-Inning tie as San Francisco took two out of three from Montreal. Rookie right ·bander Scott Gar· rells pitched eight innings in relief for the Giants, and Randy Lerch got the final three outs for his first save. The Expos scored twice in the first inning, and San Francisco starter Mark Davis left without gett ing a man out. The Giants tiro the score with a run in the sixth. Al Oliver doublro, Jeff Leonard walked and Joel Youngblood singlro. Oliver missed the plate on the play and was called out on an appeal, but Stevp Nicosia follow('(! with a single that scored Leonard. Celtics oust Knicks BOSTOI\ ( i\P I - If a I first you don'! succeed, you ean try, try again. The New York Knicks, howevt>r, won't get another cha nce to bea t the Celtics in Boston. The C<'llics JUmped on top quickly and, like the earl y leadPr in the other slx games of th0 National Basket · ba ll Association playo!Iser ies, went on to w in Sunday for the fourth straight lime at homP . By routing the Knicks J2}.]0J in th f' seven th and decisive game, the Cclli cs ea rnro the right to play host to Milwaukf'f' Tuesday night in the opener of the be>; t·of·sevpn Eastern ConferencE' final. The Knicks' brilliant forward averaged 35.7 points per game, includingslx over thc40 mark , in his firstll playoff contests but was held to seven in thP first half Sunday. By the lim<> he got his first field goal, nearly three minutes into the se<:ond period, Boston already had a 44<10 IPad. Tlw edge never dipped below nine point s after that. Monday, Nwly 14, 1984 J IU YNO LOS lOSACC OCO �Page-6- The Daily Sentinel Monday, thly 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Monday, May 14, 1984 Church of Christ The Daily Sentinel PHONE 992-2156--1 Or Writ• Daillr Sentmel C\nsifll• Dt't ll1 Court St Po•rtr Dlno 457&' ' womensmeet ( Christian teachers In public schools was the program topic used by Mrs. Roger Watson at a meeting of the Women's Fellowshp of the Churches of Christ held recently at the Hemlock Grove Church. Mrs. Watson used scripture from Proverbs on training "a child ln the way he soould go and when he Is old he will not depart from it " as the bas is for her coments. Jane Hazel· ton opened the meeting wtth singing "'To God Be the Glory" and "He Keeps Me Singing'" along ""th a prayer song, "'Near to the Heart of God " Jessie White had the prayer. Devotions on the Easter theme were given by the Mlddleport Church and Included a poem, "'The Message of Easter" and a tape of "He ts Risen."" Ida MufllhY presided at the meetlngwithreports being given and approved. Arrangement s were madelopurchasea cart for kel ties at the camp Speaket at the March meeting was Chuck Severs, campus minister at Ohio University Next meeting wtll be held at the Zion church on May 24 wtlh a style show to be the program feature Mildred Ziegler closed the meeting with prayer and refreshment s were served by the host church RO\"Al,Tl - Patty Duffy , daug-hh•r of ~lr. and ~- Pat Duffy, Pomeroy. and Chrb Burdett.., son of Mr. and Mrs. Newman Bnnlette, Middlt•port, were crowned queen tUld ldng of the 1984 Meigs lligb School junior senior prom Satunlay night. Under the direction of~- Jeanm• Taylor, the auditorium was elahorately d<"Wrated In a deep blue color schemt•act•t•nted with silver stan. and hundred.uf white mim-lights. Th• prom indut.lt-d a huHt>t , a lLulu· ~md a pi:I.J"..a p.uty . 0 U graduation speaker named . _, 1 C.nl ul ,._ l..., ,~ ..,· •-1 f ltl - - . ·~ ..... .._, ,,_,_,... , ...... . . l..... ilo ..... ~ ..., u ~ flloo~j,. lhP C o moc~• I Io n \ f'n lf't ... 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Mail This Coupon with RemiHance The Dally Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ~----------------------· riP\IISI'~-''> hf' !<., h'(ldtf ( <; d1l111>1\1<;jr l1 fl t, [ >VPI 1i tor<; ,uu t •11 l '>r•" lno; c<l M 11 Oo1ff>l w.l <;nn ,L I Md''l diPt Wilc;qn llo~ t Hl,n II ••• "' d'>f'rl nfl 11V S V'/d , 111 0Pt>h" Wd on R•>f l h 1 M V'/tl<;(l n Rnh1 t! C, ,d fll u 18 773 - IM ,_ H l - ""'"" 101 >ooo n "' ,Ollo i .. IU lol ow Ho .._ IK - too., ~ ...... Hl · ·"''""• U l · Coov> llo Lp oa ll ...., oo ~ p<o l l-" • tJ l ~ hflo lD Ono doy•••• " " " r~""""' I JOO """""" oo oo '"-···.- .....""' Ua lol ~ WI>I I O ..... o>OO l " d " ' ' ' ' G" BISSELL "Beautiful, Cuatom Built Garages" Call for free siding estrmates , 949-280 I or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls f)o 1,1111 1/'/ 1< n I '' 'v\ldc;or• 1~,1 1 r\rn I•·• S''l 1rn• •v D·.r (.!,I r k 1\ VV .i• l h <<, 11 I I" \'\ll l"'nr II' <In j \/VI .lll fl !'r~< I ,Jn t r I I h r ~, ! 10< 11 d~.~ l l r"' 1 d jlt'il(1<1lf1 •Storm Wmdows •Roofmg 111 /1 ,!Bihl l (fl lf! 11 b l ! l 10 I CARPENTER SERVICE ~ Addo ns and re modeli ng - R oofmg and gutter work - Con crete work - Plumbing and ef ec1r1 c al work (free Estimate s) Real Estate General NEW LISTING - Pomeroy 3 FISHING REEL REPAIR COUNTED CROSS STITCH DM C flOSS THE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO BOOKS CUSTOM MADE fRAMES WATERMELON PATCH Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 J l t 11< "' 111 l ilfl ~ 1 u I ~t ( r1rn r'lO I1 f> IP<r<: u t M•'• ll '> Co r.n ty r omf>rov Ohr o '1S7G9 l hP 0h 1rc 1 o t tlw Compl 'l •n t •S .l Qr11PI Irtl f' dd rnn rnnc('rn m(] thP I{)!IOw• n(] df>S\I Ihf'<i l<'dl f'S1,11f' S•!1r.llf'lf HI thf' i (WIIn">fllp o t Bed tor.i Coun tv ot Mf 1r1s Jnrl St,l te ot Oh• o Bc•nn ,111 orr anrl qas cor~ I ilnri other rn~n~r.llS ly1n(] unrler ,1nrl W1 !h1n t h•~ loiiOWinq desu1herl nrern1SPS And pa rcr.ls ol lcmd \.o\ 11h t hf' l l(lht t o P n t er o r1 '>d d p1Pm1 ,p nr cs rPr t P)l. plnrr. Fl nrl dr•ll l or d f'vPI ~ n m nf' 11 ~ dur. P S'Orf' 1nrl rPmOvf' th P o:;nmP w 11h .'Ill mnr hmPrv str uc lures rl f'rr11· t.. ~ t rnko; p1pP lrnPs P.fl L •nmr.nt f rx i i Hf'<; e~nrt :J th ~ r nnnhiln < f' ~ ..tnrl thn 1115 rlPU-'s sa ry or cnnvPn 01 t i ~W I P f llr dlld the 1rqn1 tn us•• so lllUCh olthe sur i ;H-:P as may bt> rrl-'cessaryt or thP 111rrpno:;es a loresa1d 8P fl1nn11•q r~r 1hp sout hwest r o t npr rr l SPt t1 on 4 To wn J Ra r1qf' 11 111 '>fhd County o t M~>1q c; St<t tP ot Oh1o t hcn cp eas t nn the SPc 11 on l1ne 2 16 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES 500 lmco ln Htll. Pomeroy Open by chance or Appamtment PH 992-7582 367·7560-367-767 CHESHIRE OHIO S&W TV APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chesler. Ohto Ph 985 4269 If No An swer Call 985 4381 We Se rv1ce All Makes & Models An tenna ln statlat1on House Cal ls and Shop Servr ce Availab l e ~•'' I 'P' th~t lnv. r< I 1'>1 A~ 1 ACCENT 220 E Mam, Pomeroy I~~#! RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair a;Jd recore rad rators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radtators. We also repa rr Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Mtddleport. Ohto 1 1J ,. "' f~~ )¥;':;(. "free Estimates" lnstallalton Ava1lable 4/ 27 / 1 mo ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes Start from 12"xl6 UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6"x6" Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racrne Oh Ph 614-843-5191 tk J&F CONTRACTING "DOZER 'DUMP TRUCt< SERVICE "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOM ES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 3I In Insurance Work CuiiQ.m Pole 8ldgs g liarages Rool1ng Work Alummum & Vtnyl Stdlngs "C UT OUT FOR FUTURE USE " KEN'S APPLIANCE 15 Years Ex penance GREG ROUSH PH 992 -7583 or 992 2282 heale11 and vent tans Includes a 34 bedroom house lor rental I t lltr 1" SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Wa sher s •Dishwa sh ers •Ranges •Aefngerato rs •Dry ers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE lot Ask1ng $26 750 00 - •ZENITH •SYlVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERAtoR We Have A Full T1me Shop TechniCian BACKHOES DUMP TRUCK S LO -BOVS TRENCHER WATER SEWER GAS liNES SEPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992·2478 ~ 4 '> lh l I n• 1"1 remodel lor your home 50>100"1ot Only $1600000 FOR SALE NEW LISTING - Eastern Dtslnct - 3 bedroom home on aproXImately I acre HaH basemen ~ enclosed porch Some furnRure ng heat plus woodburner Oul bwldmgs, patio $24.900 00 RUTlAND - II youare took1ng for country IrVIng bu1sl1ll c ~se to town th rs IS tor yo u 3 bedrooms deled carpeting, remo- k1lchen and bath 10 H. P. 36 IN CUT DYNAMARK alum1num s1d1ng, storm wm dows and workshop All on good 111e lot for $19 000 00 NEW LISTNIG - Tuppm Platns · Keller Ave - One story lrame wtth 3 bedrooms & electnc baseboard heal ft nanCingavailable wrth $500 00 down payment. at 13%1nler es1. wrth payment 101 $38 I 65 lor 30 years $35000 00 NEW LISTING - Middleport - 12 Unrt lurntshed apart menl buildtng good return always rented Only 1nlerested part1es need call Want $69.900 00 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr 992-6191 Dothe Turner 992 -5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985-4466 All Types Roofmg & Stdmg PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Gutters. Downspouts Pa1ntmg , Coat1ng 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom, OH. 45743 OHIO VALLEY $475 15 H.P. GRAVELY WITH 42 INCH FRONT MOUNT MOWER $695 1983 16 h. P TWIN ALLIS CHALMERS WITH 42 IN . MOWER $2595 BAUM TRUE VALUE 985-3301 Chester (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Three acres wtlh a nicely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms, one bath. 12xl5 hv1ng room and 24x24 famtly room Parttally carpeted. fuel 011 furnace wtlh facthtJes for woodbumer. 12x15 block storage butldrng. 20x30 block garage. R1ght off R1 248, country settrng ';, mrle east of Chester, Ohto. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE · Oownsta~r s equrpped wrth kttchen. hv 1ng room dtntng room and den' upsta~rs ha s two bed: rooms and one bath house also has base: ment Lol srze approx 48"x308 Needs work 11 rnterested contact The Home Natrona! Bank tn Racrne , 949-2210 Real Estate General Now M l ""Bud . McGHEE Broker ·Auclton Servtee Cheryl Lem ley Me11s Counly Ass~mte Phone 742-3171 tn Co ROOFING NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 I Ill I PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader EQUipment Recommended by leadtng Carpet Manufacturers "FREE ESTIMATES" ~101mo mo RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 4, tn THE NEW SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expanding In Thts Area - 10 Fash1on Show D1rec tors Needed ~ No E•penencA NecftUIIry - No Money Needed - hcellen1 Pay Plans E.111rn an 1800 Jewttlry Ktt - Wtn Trtps and Prues Call 992-2063 Belween 9 00 AM 5 00 P M 5 9 I mo Dr. Carol Osborne 6 mth old female puppy to g1ve away % Lhapso Apso 992 -6591 Mother cat , good ratt er 2 baby kittens 5 weeks old Call614 992 6916 To good home k1tten s Call 304 895 36B1 SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Au thoflled John Deere. New Holland Bush Hog Farm EQutpment Deafer Farm Equipment Parh & Service I ]I f< FISHERMEN ANY S IZE BASS MOUNTED FOR S50 TANNED DEER HIDES G l o~ tH Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Anrmals 5/ 8/ 1 mo INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed ltke to mtroduce you to En1aee-A C1r the modern way to drtve the vehtcle of your Thr u Month of May SIJ•I o blt- lo 1 THRIFT SHOP Middleport From 3 to 8 p.m. Etc Rea son ably Prrced TAXIDERMY SHOP NewL1ma Rd. Rutland On PH. 742-2225 513 1 1 roo ChOICe No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 FO( Foster ServiCe Call 614-992-6737 Lost and Found LOST Wh1te German Sh e pherd neck shaved wfll n ot b1te Answer to Duke Roger Johnson call 446 -1824 LOST Wh1te faced steer about 700 lbs V1C1n1ty of Vmton Porter Brdwell area Wtth t1cket on back fr om Athens Oh10 Sto c kyard Please notify Bnan Duncan at 614 -388 9657 Public Sale & Auction Auct1on every Tu e sday n1ght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lonme Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 614 367 -710! Rt ck Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate Farm An llque & hquadat1on sales l1censed & bonded tn Oh10& WVa 304 -773 - 5785 or 304 -773- 9185 Auction every Fn ntght at the Hartford Communaty Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every week Constgments of new and used merchand1se always welcome Rtchard Reynolds Aucttoneer 304 - 275 3069 Wanted To Buy COMPLETE HOUSEHOlDS FURNITURE Beds, 1ron. wood cupboards, che~rs , chests , baskets, duhes , stone J&rs. ant1ques gold and s1lver Write M 0 M1ller, At 2 . Pomeroy. Oh to 45769 or call 614-992 7750 Vetennanan Is At The Meigs Humane Soc1ety Announcements 3 Announcements McOan1el Custom Butcher· 1ng. durtng summer workmg f1rs1 week each month startmg back full t1me f1rst of Sop1 304 -882 -3224 PHOTO SPECIAL! Now thru May 31 - color repnntl from your negatives . 12 for S 1 89. May use different negative for each prrnt if desired Hockenberry Pharmacy North 304 · 875 21t3 Reduce 18fa & fast with GoBaae Tablets & E. Vap "water pills " Fruth Pharmacy Cash pard tor fancy 1ron or h eavy uon beds S 160 and up for certain Metgs Co ston e Jars Old t1me cup board c all 1 304 882 2711 Buymg da1ly gold, Silver corns, rrngs, jewelry, sterhng ware old coms , large cur renc y Top pnces Ed Bur· ken Berber Shop, 2nd Ave M•ddlaport . Oh 614 992 · 3476 Male neutered BenJI tyupe , mce fam1ly type Movmg must grve away 614 -667 3323 9 BOGGS Giveaway 6 wk old puppy Mother ts BenJI type dog 614 -742 2565 8 NEW LISTING - Syracuse Needs work but house has a 3 room addition wtlh garage recently added Marn hou se has 6 rooms Use lm rental or Want ed t o buy standmg t1mber Call after 6 or anyt1me weekends , 614 388 9906 o r 614 - 3BB · 9617 Man's watch m Bell meade If found calf Mr Pholfry, 675 1930 Reward on Duty Buy See the Worlds greatest and grandest aggregatton of appaloosa pomes at the Fran· zen Bros Ctrcus on May 2 2 at New Haven Ballpark lost m v1c1mty of Reule 2 , between Y and Jencho Road, 4 month old black and whrte German Shepherd pup Contact 8111 Buck 304 675 3594 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVIC E HEADQUARTERS FOR PULLINS EXCAVATING - DOZERS To WAnted to buy used coal & w o od heaters Swatn Furnt· ture 446 3159 3rd & Oltve St , Galhpohs Oh LOST eye glasses 1n the be1ge case Plastic frame pmk tmt lens Lost on lower 3rrl Ave Cal l 446 -1272 or 4 "- 1532 'O IL FIELD SERVI C ES Wanted Snarling l1ons and t1gers awa1t you at the Franzen Brothers C1rcus on May 22 at the New Haven Ballpark BACt<HO E "RECLAMATION WORK 9 We pay cash for late model clean used cars J1m Mtnk Chev -Oids Inc Btll Gene Johnson 446 3672 6 Wanted old p1ano!i Paymg $20 00 and $40 00 each Ftr st floor only Write giv1ng dtrechona Witten P1anos Bo• 188 Sardis. Oh 43946 Phone 614-483 1606 Good Baled Hey FraMen Brothers Circus New Haven Ballpark May 22 only Would like to buy exot1c Jtnimala, birds. etc Franzen Brothers Circus New Haven Ballpark . May 22 only Antique Steam Organ. Calli· ope Franzen Brothers Cir cus New Haven Ballpartc Mev 22 only. Wanted to buy or leaae tobacco poundage Will pay top pnce Call 446· 4746 after 5PM Pt Pleasant Yard Sale 1n Rutland on North Mam Monday through Wednes · 11 11 Help Wanted AVON Sell the best Sell AVON Call 446 3358 Retail Outlet must employ 3 COMSCieMtiOUS trustworthy ms1de reta1l sales clerks Imme diately Aeta1l expe nence des1red but not ne cessary Must be able to work with mm1mum super vtston and be able to meet publ1 c must be prof1c1ent 1n bas1c mathmat1cs Oppor· tuntly for advancement for n g ht persons Please reply m own handwntmg referen ces required to box 800 1n care of the Galhpohs Datly Tr1bune 825 3rd Ave Gallipolis Oh 45631 Gov e rnment Jobs S 16 559 - $50 553 year Now h1nng Your area Call 1 805 687 6000 ext R9000 Ssnou s lead & bass gu1tar f o r 8Apenenc ed drummer 8. lead v ocahst M o dern coun try b and Call 614 388 9792 Mature md1v1dual to repres ant established life & hea lth Insuran ce Co excellent po t ential tor rncreased earmng & a dvanc ement We are an equal opp ortunity employer For mor e 1nformauon. pl ea se call People s Life Ins urance C o 614 687 0065 between 8 30 a m & 4 30 p m weekday s D ental Hyg1e n1st, part t1me flex1ble h ours Contact The Ractne Dental C lime 614949 · l575 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS· GRADUATES If you are won dertng h o w you can get a JOb Without w ork expenen ce, the West V1rgm1a Army NatiOnal Guard m1ght be the answer for you Earn good m oney while learmng a skill Full time pay wh1le you tram part t1me pay once you como back home call 304 675 -3950 or 1 BOO 642 3619 Teach e rs and coaches s umm e r employment $900 00 per month gua ran· teed tnc ome World Book and Ch1ld Craft 304· 882 2485 Lady to ltve tn With elderly lAdy. must have good re commendations 304 675140B Wanted Stte Superv1sor Must have vahd operators li cense car m excellent workmg condrtron and msu · ranee Must be qualified to teach c rafts , prevent1cere exercises and coordmate other programs Must work well wtth semora and other M C A G employees Five hours per day $3 35 per hut Apply 812 Vrand St Pt PI WV No Ph one Calls The Sarah Coventry now has 14K g old , d1amonds, co• · tume Jewelry , luggage We re h1rlng fashton show d1rectore to show our new line h:cellent pay plan Can earn prizes , trips , Carrib bean CrUise, also can earn $800 kn of 1ewerly Man agement op portunlty Sound uc1t1ng7 For mter v•ow phona 304 773 6966 ask for Margte Room provtded for vanety of dut1es performed around hotel 675 6276 Need economically disad vantaged person to tram for amell bu1ineS1 Contact Job Coro . 87&-2770 Professional Elec1rolys11 Clime Probe Type Electroly sis AMP.. FDA & FCC approved Doctof referrals 304 -675 566B Real Eslate 31 Sttuations Wanted Emplovment Services P•eno Tunmg and Rep1ur Brun1 c ard1 Mus1c C o • 448 0687 Sktll and 1ntegr1ty our t rademaric Lane Dan1els . 614-742 -2951 Help Wanted R1o Grande Colleg e and Commumtv College mvltes letters of appllcatton for the positiOn of Accountmg C lerk I Ouahftcat•ons requ1red hfgh school ettucat1on or eqUivalent knowledge and backgr ound of bu smess re leted courses tncludtng typng and accoun1mg Pre v1ous experience m ac coun tmg ,wrth e videnc e of m creas1ng lev e ls of respons1brlrty preferred Re sponslblltti&S rnclude enter mg mformat10n hom 11 var Iety of busmess Bnd student records to control records , JOurnals and ledgers venty mg deta1ls of transact1ons for accuracy developtng spec1al reports and analyses and routme ac c ountmg statements and other dut1es ass1gned The Accountmg Clerk I w1ll report d1rec tly to the Comptroller Entry wage rate IS S4 45 per hour Apph c attans wtll be ac cepted through May 15. 1984 at the Off1ce of Personnel Allen Hall R10 Grande College . R1 o Grande . Oh 45674 12 Will c are for the elderly 1n my home l ot s of references Men or women Call 614 667 -3402 Ha1nes Boardmg Hom e m Pomeroy has 'Vacan cy for elderly pat1ents only Reaso nable pnces Call 614 992 6022 1 8 Wanted to Do Lawn Mowmg & Tnmm1ng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 attar 5 30 Ro o ftng and gutter work , metal work , hou sepamt1ng, carpenter work Exc ref Free estimates Call 446 3171 Garages, patf OS, stdewalks , basements. block work Reasonable pnced 35 yrs e~epertence Free estimate s Call 446 3394 General Haulmg For sal e l1mestone f1ll d1rt and t o p so1l Call Call 614 256 1427 W1ll do tutorm g c an start fmm e d111t e ly Cell 446 7426 Automotrv e R epatr me chan tc w ork and mmor body work Call 614 - 388 8262 Ask for Scott Garages pat10 s1dewalks basements don e at re asona ble rates Call anyt1me for free est1mates Call 614 256 1632 Fu:-1t- Shop m ov ed t o 86 Burdette A d d Pt Pit Re p ~ur ~.~acuum sw ee per s and lawn mower s Sell swe eper parts, bei1S and ba g s 304 · 675 6512 Plow garden s Po 1n1 Plea sant Kanauga area Ph o n e 304 675 3292 Financial 21 Busmess Opportumty I NOTICE t THE OHIO VAllEY PUB LISHING CO rec o mmends that you do bus1ness w1th people y ou know end NOT to send money thro ugh the m a tt unt rl yo u have mvestf gated the oHenng s FIRST TIME OFFERED Nat1onel Corp now appomt mg drstr1butors to serv1ce a network of exs11t1ng buSI nesses Wonderful tax shel ter , small t1me requirement for unl1m1ted profit poten tial Mtntmum capit o l s 18,000 For deta1l s c all Charles Kennedy M o n & Tue Only. 9 to 6 1 BOO 241 - 2294 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates FrKed conventional FHA VA leader Mortgage , Athena , collect 614 692 3061 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower P" c ed r eg u Ia r t u n 1n g s diScounts to Semor Cmzen1 , C hurches & Schools Ward 's Keyboard . 304-675-3824 ~!d_a:;~~.:C:o:lt;6:::1:4:·7:4:2::2:6:4:B=J t"-----------P LOST Small female puppy gold color , 12 weeks old Lost 500 block of 3rd Ave . GallipoliS Reward Call 446 B017 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes- Exten11 ve Remodeling Yartl· !\alo 9AM -8PM .•IIIe•dal MIIV 15 Bod Wrn.:l>Qx s~ngs & mattrefs. _AVon, clothtn g & m1sc 154 Jack son Ptke Gallipolis Oh Ram ca ncels Spayed female 2 yrs old, frtendly, Enghsh sheep dog, to good home 379 - 2228 or eve 245-5648 0, 2 fam1ly yard sale, Syracuse Park . May 16 & 17from 10 to 6 Clothes dishes. TV CBs. M1sc Yard Sale Wed , Thura & Fn May 16. 17 18 Old 160 at Evergreen. CoK residence PH 992-6931 "' A!lOI " frazt e r s B o ttom Fle11 Market Every weekend U S 35 Fruienr Bottom WVe 25082 Don Frazier· Operat or 304-755· 2779 Watch Okha the elephant pull up the Fr11nzen Brothers Circus b1g top at the New Haven Ballpark on May 22 4 Middleport & Vicinity 3 -1 - t !"% AND AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 54 Misc. Merchandrse FEI\IDER '76 .95 DOORS '149 95 HOODS '174.95 BUMPERS '69. 95 GRill '42 . 50 R SUPPORT 'B4 .95 TAIL GATE 'B5 00 FORD FENDER '69 95 BUMPER . '69 95 Aliio Some Car Fenderii A variable J 28 ttn For Garcra. Zebco. Sht mano Johnson. Dtawa. Qutck. Rt 124 Pomeroy Oh1o - Are you rn lhe prod uce busrness? Three wood frame grP.Fnhouses writ allow you extra space Complete wrlh or tenant house Approx. BUS .: 985-3813 RES.: 985-3837 517/ 1 mo pd & Vicinity Stobart Green Hbuse ha,s for sale bedding plant s. vegeta ble plants , & 10 1nch baskets County Ad 100. Rac1ne . Oh1o Flowers for Memonal Day N1ce selection, Chff s place. Powell St • lower M1ddle port Next to Stonewood Apts ···-·--Pomerov-- --·-··Gaiiii"ioifs__ _ FENCE & SUPPLY True~ .. Cleanmg GARAGE Only $25000 00 un~ GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES FREE ESTIMATES Roger Hysell Gas heal NICe k1tchen w1lh range & hood I()()"!] 8 lol New Chevy SERVICE ., CHECK THE or992-7119 512/1 mo Reg1st er f or May Basket full of Cross -St1tch Supplr es Parts, Service & long Bottom , Oh DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK GAS, SEWER FREE ESTIMATES Wolfe Investigations. Inc. Rt. I bath stdm g, rn sulated NEW LISTING - Near Porter Res1dence PH . -985-4266 bed1oo m ranch aluminum GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITIINGS VOI,.UME DRIPS STEVE FINLAW We Have the Lowest Rates 992-2259 DITCHING 985-3837 5f7 II ln D d AL TROMM 742-2328 POMEROY, 0 . PLASTICS & SUPPLY 992 -62 t 5 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy , Ohio WANTED SOMEONE TO TEAR DOWN 2 STORY HOUSE FOR MATERIAL Call Cleland Realty 992-2259 or 992-5692 THE 985-3813 CHECK THE •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE SEPtiC TANKS INSTALLED WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH 992-7013 G&W V. C. YOUNG Ill l'lltl 3 2 tfn •u 111 Warehouse Help Wanted 11 EUGENE LONG 949-2263 RAIN LINES County Cerhfted PH . 446-8038 ~~-"&.'lJ·li/Jtlll'f'lll/llf;""" SWEEPER and aewmg chme repair. parts . me and supplies. P1ck up and delivery, Dav11 Vacuum Cleaner, one half m1le up Georges Creek Ad C all 614 -446 -0294 Cleland Greenhouse, flow ers, flats or pots. hangmg baskets . vegetable plants, tomato plants,Gerald1ne Cleland, Vme and Mam St Rac•ne •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER Available Anytime Ph (6)4\ 843-5425 58 2 mo pd Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows •WATER '(ard Sales Second graders from Clay Elementary wtsh to thank the Gail•pohs Darly Tnbune for letting them v1st ES EXCAVATING " FREE ESTIMATES" · free Estimates·· FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 YOUNG'S Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooftng of all Types II "r DOZER WORK Worked tn home area 20 years •Replacement Windows •S1dewalks. Pat1os I llB,l l dl ry l S1 ' 11( ('r (If 1k <If (ltllrh Mt'"l ( •)unty ( l SI' N LJ IIIC!' r 81J CV I 14 Jnd r< •Gutter SUPERIOR SIDING CO. WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR SIDING CO. 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TRUCKS GALLIPOliS CHECK OUR PRIC ES CAL l 614 -446 -7572 NEW AND USED MOBilE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SAlES . 4 Ml W EST. GALliPOliS"" RT 3 5 PHONE 614 446 7274 Buy1ng your f1rst hom e c an be a ternfy1ng and Joyo u s expenen c e Let N L Stevens &: Asso c1ates help you by arrangmg your fman c mg We wtll be happy to fully explatn the options open to you and let y ou de c1dewhtch one meets your needs To days mterest rates start at 10 50% w1th a downpay ment of only 5 % Call Jeu Allie today 614 - 379 -2 789 1965 1 2x 6 0 mob1 le h o m e unf u rni she d 5 3 ,900 Call 446 1340 By owner lovely 2 b d r home on waterfront boa t ramp &: dock close to town pnc ed S34.900 W1ll help fman c e Call 614 256 1216 Clayton 19 83 12x 6 0 2 bdr , hke n ew on lot at Oua1l Cr eek Mob rle Ho me Park French C1ty Brokerag e Ser VICeS 446 -934 0 For sale by o wn er. 3 bdr central aft f orc ed a1r f u r nance, buck st ove m ground 18K36 sw1mmmg po o l c lose to c1ty s chools $30 .000 Call 446-3204 For sale by owner 3 bdr home 7 acres, fully car peted , butlt m range double garage, Kyger Creek Sc hool D1stnct Interested persons only $49 ,000 Call 446 4262 3 bdr ranch sty le home on Sanders Htll Dmmg ro om kitchen , bath, atta c h ed g ar age AC has ga s heat $48 ,500. c1ty sc hool s Call 4462151 Cutest Home Our Lo ss But Your Ga1ntt Yo ur be st bet for Sa'V1ng stt C all 614 992 6941 6 rooms basem ent double garage 1 & one th1rd acr e lot Rose H1ll Pom er oy S32 900 Call 1 614 67B 2513 Owner transferred . must sell beauttful 3 bedrm bn ck home Fu e pla c e d ec k woods pr1va c y sun shme $63 900 Call 614 · 9 9 2 5420 10 room h ome m Rut land on 47x140 lot o n N Mam St 8th house fr om Salem west s1de of street Needs constd erable work but c an be bought well below property value Call 216 3 94 -6741 or wnte Bo~e 723 Pomeroy OhiO House & lot m De~et e r 4 large rooms m etal r oof cement porch hand dug well near m1ne no 1 Pn ced to se ll $6500 Ca ll 614 6 69 3761 Setthng estat e Mt d 20 s 5 room s. bath bas e m ent go od shap e co n ve nt ent Mtddleport l ocatt on Call 2!6 835 3952 5 room house 2 bedroom f u ll basement , 2 firepla ces garage & carport New ro o f carpet , & furnace Rem o deled kitchen & bathroom Close to schools hospital & stores Call c ollect 614 267 -665B or26B 7979 Baum add111 0n , 3 b edroom bnck 1 111 baths bas eme nt fam1 ly rm , c ar port pat1 0 ac 557.000 1h ac re ad JOin ing lot av ail able 614 9 85 4201 1 Y2 story 2 3 bedrooms 6 acres lebanon TWP w1th out bu1ldmgs Nat ural ga s heat Askmg S 14 000 C all 614 -843 -5231 House for sale by owner Clarence H1ll Pr1ce negotla · ble 1mmed1ate possess1on 81 · leveL Rusti C H1lls. Syra cuse, Oh1o 2 full baths 3 bedro oms ltvmg room . dtn mg room k1t c he n d1s hw85her , gar d1spo sal •am rly room wtth f tre pla ce 16x 1 2 barn for storage cham hnM fence Call 614 2474134 Must see to apprectate 2 bedroom, 1 '12 bath. dmette , kitchen , & hvmg room . plus rtver nght away On 338 across from Ka1ser Alum Call614 247 3012 Holl ey Park 1973 14x60 2 bdr Quail Creek Mob1le Hom e Park , ex cond Fr en c h Crty Brok erag e Serv1 c e s, 446 9340 7 2 Wm ds or 1 2K7 0 LR eKp an d o 2 bdr ut roo m n e w c arpet c ent e1r drapes partly furnished un p1nnm g awnmg new st or age burldmg Call 614 367 7156 R o ush Lane Che shtre 197 2 K1rkw o od unf u r niShed und erp1nnm g very goo d con d1tt o n Ca ll 446 7693 1971 l tberty 12x 6 0 . new c arpe t 1n bedr ooms & hall, go o d s hap e a skmg S5 000 Call 614 3 79 2 115 1976 Nova Trt Star 3 bdr 1 shag ca rp et LA &: bedr o oms a l l el ec tr ic sk1rt e d r ang e r ~ fng e r a t o r , W 0 hookup exc co nd Movmg mu st sell $7 00 0 Ca ll 614 -446 3 588 b e~ th 19 70 Elc o na M obtl e Ho m e 12 x70 w1th expando Excel len t cond 446 775 1 o r 256 65 69 Cl os mg O ut Trader R ental B u srn ess Had 2 2 ONLY 6 L E FT S t zes 10 x 50 & 12 ~e52 2 b edr o om tur n ts hed A comf ortabl e ho m e to r a low Pnce Brow n s Tr a il er Par k M• ner sv rlle Ohto C all 614 992 3 3 24 1976 K1rkwo od 14 x7 0 3 be dr oo m s 2 fu ll bath s tot al elec tric $9000 Ca ll 614 992 77 2 5 or 992 3396 Tra der w1th added roo m large l 1vm g room With w ood burner, a bU1id1ng & garage, large gard en space als o fru1t tre es & f enced yard Idea I f o r starter home or e/dely c ou plo C al l 614 992 67 1 2 D oub le w 1de tra1 ler 2 Bx6 0 wtth 8 x 5 0 ad d1t1on an d c arp ort c en t ra l a1r on 80 by 1 20 t oot lo t 1n Racme Call 6 14 9 49 2505 19 7 2 mob de hom e 1 2x55 p arttally f urm s he d exce ll ent c ond1t1on a c . and un der prnnmg Call 6 1 4 74 2 2 57B 1 Ox 50 ho u se tra1ler go od l or ttr st hom e or r1v er lot Call R e ason a bly p r tce d 9 8 5 413 3 1 ac r e o f grou nd w1lh tr atler wtth s1de ro o m Outck sale Ca ll 614 9 92 5 10 9 1 9 74 Kukw ood 1 2•6 0 t o tal el ec 2 bedroo m n1 ce carp et p artl y fu rm shed un derpm nm g MU ST S ELL 30 4 67 5 732 8 1 2 x65 H T strtpp e d 2 a 1r w r n do w co nd S4 5 00 00 9 00 to 4 00 Ph on e 3 04 675 2976 eh er 4 00 3 04 67 5 2562 Used 5 0 x10 mob1l e home SB95 00 304 675 44 2 4 TrrHi c r on larg e wood ed lo t BOAT RAMP and d o ck space C all 5 8 ev en1ngs 304 675 644 8 Ter ms 33 60 ac r e fa rm 4 be droo m Pomt h om e 6 m rle s N Pea sant 1 m1l e off R t 2 304 6 75 5 8 09 34 3 bedroom , 2 baths , double garage, mcludes furn1shed apt , presently rented , good 1ncome Must sale , wtll help fmance One block from Bs area tn M1ddleport 992 3173 , after 4 p m FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII 14ft w1de t hree bedroom. beth and half, mob1le home s1tt.ng on n~ ce lot ready to m o ve 1nto S225 00 down $225 00 per month 304 576 2711 Owner transferred must sell. exc cond $66,000 S 1 1 000 down Assume 8 1/ 2 pet loan 304 -676 1529 Story and half, 3 bedroo ms. new siding. new rem odeled hving room with fireplace $1 5 000 304 -675-5B54 3 bedroom house on Mossman Ave , Bellmeade Cen tral air, carpeted except kitchen and bath More informatton 304 676 -3168 after 6PM . Fa rm s for Sale Bus mess Butldtngs Store bu1ldmg With fi xtures 4 room apan ment 304 6 7 5 6164 35 Lot s & Acreage R1o G ra nde 11• ac re lot. all u11llt1es dnveway & patio Ide al tor house or tra1ler $9 .000 Call 446 -B03B 28 acres m W VA borders Ch1et Cornstalk located on M1ll Stone Rd Mostly wo o ded tobacco lotment all mmeral rtghts hunter~ paradis e. $11 500 Call 614 -367 -7271 13 acres o f land 1n Lebanon Townsf'up Call 614 -949 2505 Rtver lots for rent -call Che · rles Gr.ffrth at 614 -992 578 2 �• Page-8- The Daily Sentinel 35 Lots & Acreage 1 8 acres. uc . bldg . or M .H . with 350 ft . road frontage, located on old 160 They'll Do It Every Time site near Porter. all nearby, 53,750 utilities 55 Building Supplies LUMBER - Rough cut, oak. poplar, 2x4. 2x6. 2x8. 11114 . 1x8 . 1 •8 . length available. 8 h . through 16 ft . Hogg & M>SAi.ES ()\/ SAL.ES? ApproM. 5 '1: acres levelland with frontage on 2 roads . &JtC . for building or mini farm . All utilities near by off old At . 160 near Porter, Call 61 Farm Equipment 614 - 388 - New bush hog, 3 point hitch equipment. 1 6 ft . lawn Phone day 304 -882 -2222, 614-992 -5101 . A ssoc. Pets fo r Sale HILLCREST KENNElS 8221 Boarding all breeds . Heated indoor-outdoor facilities . AKC Dobflrman puppies: Stud Service . Call614 -446 - Wanted to rent pasture land M & M Farms. Glalipolis, Ohio Contact Marion Ca ld - Judv Taylor Grooming . Call M .F 10 ton silage wagon . used 3 seasons, $3,500.00. One r ow M .F. field chopper. 446 -2196 A nice 1 bdr house. 41 4 E College St. Rio Grande, on cornfl r of Coll ege . Call 446- 0157 Good ho use for rent on At 160 Call 614 -388 -9909 51 Household Goods Apartment for Rent LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 1 bdr . unfurnished utilities paid. no children . no pets. 6 m os . lease required. S50 dep. $190 m o. Call 446 3667 after 5 . Nice new private down stairs, apt. quiet near HMC . 1 adult only . N o pets, ref . req Drapes, stove. refrig Furnished . $200. mo . Ca ll 614 -446 -4782 . 2 bdr . apts ., newly dec .. utilit ies partly paid , $145 mo Call 675 -5104 or 675 - 5386 Beautiful 2 bedroom home nea r Spnng Valley Plaza . eKcellen t loca1io n for ol der co upl e, S 275 mo . Deposit & referenc es required No children . no pets Ca ll 446 - 9307 Small 1 bedroom home for rent Total electric. located m Min er svill e near Bulk Plant . 992 -6215 . Apartment house in in Midd leport , Pomeroy Call 614 -992 7511 2 bedroom ho use S 1 50 mont h References & S 100 deposit 304 675 -4684 42 Mobile Home s for R e nt 2 bdr trailer fully furnished. good location , sec dep req Unfurnished 2 bdr. in Crown C;1y Call 614 -256 -6520 . 1 bedroom Apt . S 196 mo incl uding utilities Eq ual Housing Opportunity Con tact Vill age Manor Apts 614 -992 -7787 . Riv ersid e Apts . Middleport Special rates for Senior Ci1izens . $130 Equal Hou smg Opportunities . 614 - 992 7721 2 bedroom upstairs apart · men t $100 . R ef erence s re qu ir ed . 614 -742 -2460 . Efficiency apt . for rent for 1 or 2 peo ple , Roush lane. Cheshire 30 .. -773-5882 . APARTMENTS, mobile hom es, hou ses. Pt Pl easant and Gallipolis 614 -446 - 8221 . Cal l 446 -85 58 Upper River Ad water & sewage furnished. ref & dep . Cal l 446 -0508 or 446 - 1609 . 2 brlr. trade r. near Ty coo n Lake . S 185 m o .. dep re quired Ca ll614 388 -8711 1978 14x70 3 bdr mobile h ome . Ca ll after 5P M . 614 388 8469 or 614 - 388 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and tight hou se keeping ro oms . Park Central Hotel . Call 614 -446 -0756 M obi le hom e for rent in Racine Ca ll 614 - 367 Sleeping roo m $115. ties paid. Share bath , only Range & refrig 2nd . Ave . Gallipolis . 446 -4416 after 7 PM . utili male 919 Call 46 Space for Rent M obtle ho m e lot in Addi son Town sh ip . next to Add11ville Sc hool . water . sewage. garden space Call 614 - 367 7745 2 bedroom m ob •l e h ome on At 2 Pt Pit , S200. 00 mon thly . 304 -675 -4424 M o bi le ho m e lot for rent No pet s. Call 614 -367-7438 . 1982 Trailer 14 x70 all elect n c . 3 b d r , 2 baths . part fum , washer -d ryer . S200 mo 30 4 -895 - 3828 COUNTRY MOBIL E Home Park, Route 33. North of Pomeroy large lot s Ca ll 614 -992 -7 479 4 7 Wanted to Rent Apartment for Rent JACKSO N ESTATES APART M E NT S (Equa l Housmg Opportunity) ha s one and two bed roo m s. rent startm g at S1 57 tor one hedroorn and S 19 3 per mo nth for two bedroom , wtth S200 dt!pos•t loca ted near Fuodland and Sp ring Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant Calt 446 -27 4 5 or leave message Sma ll efficiency apart cen tral ai r & heat 1 professional type gentleman o nl y . 446 0338 G<trage apt . furnished 3 roo ms & ba th Wa sher & dryer C lean . no pets. adu lts o nly Dep & ret req Call 446 1519 . 3 bdt unturn garage apt . S250 plus depos tt Catl 446 37 86 Fu rn ished etii ciency . 60 7 2n d Gall +p OIIS S145 Share bath . sing le Call 446 4416 after 7PM . Furnished apt . 2 bdr . near HMC . S235 Utilities pd ., Adult s Call 446 -441 6 after Wou ld lik e to rent turn mo bile home in rural area Have outdoor dog. f o r 2 adult s. price ranging S1 50 - S175 mo 127 1 Call 614 -25 6 - 614-446-0322 Merchandise Custom draperies. many vene tian blind s. Roman woven wood shades. verti ca l blinds . Samples and estimates in your home . P A . Savre. 304 -458 - 1078. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Ga llipolis . New & used wo od & coa t stoves, 6 pie ce woo d living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399. bunk bed s c omplete witt'~ bunkies $199. 2 piece antron livingr oo m !o uites $199 . an tr on recliners 999. other reclin ers sao. maple dinette se ts $179 . box spnngs & mattress twin or full $1 00 set regular -firm S1 20. m aple dinette c hairs S35. wa sh stands 8 34, maple rockers S59. 7 piece chr ome dinette set S 149 . 5 pie ce dinette se t S9 9. used bedroom suites. refrigera tors. ranges. chest , dressers. wringer washer s. TV 's, dry ers, & shoes Call614 -446 - TV & Applian ces. 627 Third Av o ., Gallipolis, 614 -446 1699 . Spin washers . gas & e l ec tr ic dryers. auto washers. gas & electric ranges . refrigerators . TV RIVERS TOWER Phone 304-676 -6679 . 3 room apt. and bath . Nice location . reference and dep o sit required . 304 - 675 - Camper Sales, U .S. At. 50. CooMIIa, Oh 614-667-3388 . 3430 . AKC black German She ph erd Puppie s. Call 304 - 675 -7771 Reg Quarter horse filly born 5 - 15-82, laquana D . Han cock, sire Handv Wifk . dam Housa Hanc ock. Reg . Stal lion born 1 -23 -83, Eye Wanna Fly, sire Ruff Tuff Revenu e, dam Top liverty E"'line Saddle Shop Spring Sale on all show items. show saddle. breast strap and head stall with silver. $489 value on sale $259. Call 614-286 -6522 . Redbone Coon Hound, 1 yr . old. not trained Ready to run . $ 50 .00 367 -781 5 Registered Morgan Stallion Ca ll614 -379 25 85 . Riding horses . Call after 5PM, 614 388 -8469 o• 614 -388 8692. 7815 Registered Quarter Horses Come & see. Will accept reasonable offer. Call 614 - R abbits . Checkers & Dutch . S3 and $5 eac h. Call 304 - 675 1417. 57 Instruments 256 -6417 . Fruit Vegetables Vegetable plant s S1 .00 and up on Rt 33 in Letart Watch for our signs . Farm Supplies & Livestock 675 -4424 . Reg . Suffolf ram, 3 yrs. old, $100 . Call 614-256-9350 . 614 -286 -2496 For Sale Piano. Call 614 - 58 446 -7711 . Holstein bulls from DHF tested, dams w -2 0,000 lbs . of milk or more . Also Hol stein cow AI sired Call Musical 614 -667 -3838 o. 6 I 4 -6676623 . For sale Registered Tennes see Walker Bay Mare . Ap prox . 63 in. 1a11. Call 614 - 742 2023. Young goats. S 15 and up . New Zealand Doe rabbit $5 each Call 304 -895 · 3395 . Hay & Grain $ 30 . Call 304-6 75 -7771 61 livingroom suite and afghans . See at 2023 Jefferson Ave . Pt Pleasant Piece Bedroom Suite. S300 . 675 -3214 Farm Equipment Troy - Bitt tillers . Check our special pri ce before you buv ar· tiller s. Swisher lmple · m~11[ Co . St. Rt .7 N. Ga lli · polis.OH Call 614 ·446 - Quality hay for sale in field . $ 1 50 per bale . Call 304- 773 -5381 0. Tractor. model B with culti vators . Call614 - 256 -6417 773 -5170 . Transporlalion sets . GOOO USED APPliANCES Washers , dryers, refrigera tors. ranges . Skaggs Ap pli•nces, Upper River Ad . beside Stone Crest Mo1el . Knauff Firewood Pi ckup or Delivered . 1 2"-22" stocked in yard HEAP vender, prompt deliverv . 614 -256· 6245 Lim estone. Sa nd , Gravel. Delivered in Mason. Meigs. Gatlia or pick up at Richards & Son Call 446 -7785 Go -cart 5 HP Bt s engine, 2 boys BMX bikes. dual hend brakes. XL 250 Honda Ca ll 614 -256 - 1778 eve . Pla sti c c isterns state approved. plastiC septic tank s. plastic culvert , m etal cul - 286 -5930 . 6417 Wedding sets 1 OK & 14K g o ld $49 .95 & up . W edding bands $30 & up . New & preowned. Frank 's Pawn Shop , 430 2nd . Ave ., Galli polis, Oh , 446 -0840 Shrubs pruned , lawn re seeded , reta i ning walls , sidewalks, patios , fill dirt, topsoil , bark mulc h 8c saw dust . Contact Bruce Davi sion . Ca ll 614 -256 - 1427 Sears riding mower , 8 HP . 36' cu t Ca ll 614 -682 - 3956 446 -7813 ahe• 5 PM . Country Oak Furniture, te blas, chairs, cupboards, dry sinks, pie safes, lots of misc . Conkles . Rt . 7, Tuppers Plains , Ohio. Farmall M 2 row moun1ed co rn ptcker. $ 1.500 1 row pull type corn p1 cker. Co -op. $300. 2 row pull type JD co rn planter. S300 3 pt pickup disk , $25 0 . 3 pt. grading bl ade. $150 M a nureloade r, $150 . New Idea hay rake , $100 Ha',' bal er 66, $150 . Call 614 256 1427. U sed Equipment Gravely & mower .. S495 . GT Bolen tractor & mower . . S995. fair cond 1050 Bolen tra c tor & mowar 5595, MF till!!r . . 9175, MF Ja ler . . S50, Gravely plow $150 , 8HP Sears .. S225. trac tor with damaged mower Chuck Collier Service Store, Third & Court St ., Gallipolis . 9 N Ford tractor with 12 in . plow s, good shape, S1 ,500 . or $250 for plus Ca ll 614 -379 -2115 Wood chuck. model STWC 12 Brus h Chipper. e~~:c co nd . S4.650 00 Alti ce Chalmers model DD road gr111der. all hydraulic . 6 cyl .. diesel engine . $8 ,500 .00 304 -4 58 - 1610. 2 tobacco balers . toba cco sticks. 30 4 -675 -5484 4 ft Ford tiller for farm tractor . 304 -88 2 2847 1978 Dodge Colt, 4 cyl .. 4 spd ., 2 dr .• low miles, ex. cond. Call 446-6201 . One Family Car. 1978 lincoln Towncar. 25,000 miles. good condition. Call 446 -2502 , afte• 5,00 446 4659. 614 -367-7307 1971 Cadillac Umousine ex c. cond., tinted windows, 93,500 !;om Ca11446-1833 or 446 -7833. 1979 C~evy Caprice Classic. 2 dr. ac. ps, V-8 engine, body good condition, &ICC. performance. Will consider all offers . Call 614 -992 7412 after 5 p .m . Z- 28 Cemaro. 4 spd .. am -fm stero. 35.000 miles. e)(c. con . 66200 or 8.0. Call 72 Chevy Nova runs good. nice inside, 6600 miles, standard,$750. Needs body wo•k. Call 614 -986-4318 1974 Ford station wagon . Not running, will sell parts . 3 radial tires, new water pump, gas tank, starter, distributor & carborator, S75 . 992 -6249 . '78 Ford l TO, low mileage . Also chair, dresser. & 3 men's suites. Ca11614-742 - 2524 . 1977 Rally Sport Camara. light & dark blue, good condition . Call 614-985 4200 or 985 - 4244 . l TO $275 . 992-6939 1975 Ford wagon , ' 81 Celica Toyota. lift back. 304-675 -5149 af1e• 5 '00 . 1982 Z28. loaded with evervthing. black. Autos for Sale 54 Misc . Merchandise TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick -Ponti ac. 1911 East ern Av e ., Gallipolis . Call 614 446 -2282 $I 0,000 .00 t;,m . 304-6752189. 1969 Volkeswagen , good mechanical condition $750. 304 -675 -7733 . 73 Nova, good condition . $500 . 304 -675 -7942. 1972 Olds Cutlass 4 Dr . Call after 5 P M . 446 · 4850 . 1977 Dodge Charger Spe ci al Edition. eKtra clean. exc. co nd ., black with t -top, loaded . $2,000 . Call 614 - 1981 Pontiac Grand Prix, white - blue interior. auto matic, ps. pb. air, tilt, delay wipers, defogger, quaJtz clock, am - 1m 8 track, 29.000 miles . Asking 245 -5818 . $6300 . 304-675-5656. 1968 El Camino 307 en gine, 3 spd. transmission , great co nd . 61,000 act. miles , $1,995 . Call 614 388 -9905 w ork. 614 -3 67 75 2 4 h o me 77 Dodge Aspen. 76 Ford Elite . 72 Chevy Impala . Call 1980 Buick Regal limited , PS . PB. CC, tilt wheel, good tire. rear wind . def.. good cond . Call 446 -4205 80 Chevy Mazda hatchback , clean. 4 c yl ., auto. good gas, S2,500. 77 Olds Omega Brougham . run good. $950. Call 614 -245 -5405 1983 Ford Ranger 4 c yl. , standard. radio. gauges, S5,500 . 3956 . Call 614 -682 - Bronco 1978 loaded with 9)( tras. exc. cond . Call for appointment 446 - 1050. 304-576 -2372 576 -2285 . and $700.00 . '76 VW Aabb;1, high milaage, body fair. runs good, $500.00. '79 Oldo Cutlass Supreme. good tires. auto .. fancy wheels , PS , PB. air cond., AM · FM stereo console. low mileage gas engine. &3800.00 firm . '63 Jeep station wagon. 4 wheel drive. engine and driwe train good. body real •ough, $260 .00. 304-676 7642 . Trucks for Salo 10 model Chevrolet 1% ton dump truck . $1,600. Call 614 -388-9303 . Vans & 4 W.O. loaded with 1 973 Dodge Conceuion van has sink, refrigerator, pop machine & breaker bo11. Call446-9475 o• 614- 2455097. 1980 CJ -5 Renegade package. hish back bucket seats, full carpeting , axe . cond., &4.500 . 9506. Cell 614-446- CAPTAIN EA:SY I CAN'T 1!110~15YE MAV&IO WE 9-IIOULD GIOT 70MIO&ODY E~?C TO TAKE OVeR Till~ CME. MAYSE WE'FtE JIJ'T TOO CL0!7e TO IT. IT, WA!>H . New galvanized corrugated cu lvert $2.36 ft . up. All sires. Fittinga. Pipe, beams. structural steel ~ new , used . Big discounu . Delivered! Anywherel Now! Estimates heo . 304 -925 -0884 . PAINTING - interior and ex terior. plumbing. roofing , some remodeling. 20 yra. H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing, room addition, storm windows, $2,500 . 00 . 304-882 2012. 74 Motorcycles 1980 Harley Davidson wide glide. Can be seen at Betz Honda . For sale 198Q Suzuki P.E 400, din bike, 600 miles on it. Will sell reasonable price . 379- 2834 . 1981 Honda Z60R. priced H & S Home Improvements vinyl ciding, roofing, room addition, storm windows, stone. Call 814 -367-0409 o• 614-367-7244 . $400 Cel 446-4737. 1982 CB 660 Honda. low mileage, sissy bar, chrome. case guards. 2 helmets. $1.500. Ce11446-3989. 1981 XR100 Honda dirt bike. very good condition. $500 . Several new parts. Call614 -367-7506 1981 Kawasaki 80 KDX dirt b;ke, 8300 . Call 614-667 3941 . 1980 Kawasaki KZ1300. 6 cycle engine shaft drive. Many extras, very good GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, scotchguard-water extraction, deodorizers. FREE esti mate!. Reasonable rates. Gene Smith, 992 -6309. RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Ouarar, and house calls. Call 304-576Fetty Tre& Trimming, s1urtlp r&moval. Call 304 - 67& - 1331 . 304 -675 - 2088 4560 GET your SHAPE 0' carpet WITH SHI~ STEAMER. Water removfl. furniture cleaning, free e• l- 8325 .00 . 304 -882 - 2688 after 5PM 75 Boats and Motors for Sale Cris Craft 36 ft . cabin cruiser with trailer. 811 , 500 . Cell 614 -245 5032 o• 304 -675-1731 . 12 ft . Sears fiberglass boat & 1railer, swivel seats. trol ling motor, accessories. &360. Call 446-7383. 75 Chevy luv new frontend parts, tune up, good cond .. &500 fi•m . Call 614 -379 2115. 1 979 1 5 h. Starcraft trihaul, 90 HP Mercury, exc. cond .. $4,700. Call 4467295 . 14 h . aluminum John boat trailer & cover, purchased new 1983. has 2 swivel fishing seats & motor guide. atectric foot controlled trol ling motor. Call between 7 -9PM weekdays, anytime weekends, 614 -246 -6820 . WVAH 8:30 3802 9 :00 Phone 614 -446-: 3888 614 -446 -4477 This is not a contract! It's r --.o:::-----=--, qarbaqe! MLJ card. madam' Aqent.friend and pro- Uriah Pert! , tector of this fine talented LJOUt'ICJ man! \ o, JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING . R1. 1, 8oK 366, Gallipohs . Call 614 -367 -0578 . 83 Excavating NOW. FOR A WHILE THERE WHETHER Good - 1 E11cavating, base ments, footers, driveways, septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537, James l. Davison, Jr . owner EACH MR. WRIGHT, JUST A FEW FORMALITIES II Cil (!) Academy of Music Awards Mac Davis , Charlie Pride and Crystal Gayle host the 19th arJnual presenta1ion of these country music awards from Knott' s Berry Farm, Buena Park . CA 12 hrs I (I) America at the Crossroads (() 1iJ Cl}l MOVIE ' 'Eon;e Kovacs: Between the Laughter' (jJ Cll ® One Day at a Time Max s fondn ess for Barbara grows 1n a way neither of them expected . (]) (jj) Great Performances 'Innocents Abroad .· Craig Wa sso n, Brooke Adams and David Ogden Suers s1ar in th1s story about Mark Twain' s adventures 1n Eumpe. (AI12 hrs I 9 (jJ I]) 1101 Newhart Sl ephanie, lost in a snowstorm. is confronted by a 1rio of strange rescuers . 30 Cll MOVIE: 10:00 'And Now Fo• Something Completely Different' (I) MOVIE: ' The Toy' 0 Cll ® Cagnay & Lacey 1976 Fo•d F I 00 auto ., a.c .. p .s .. 1ruck, 51 .000 miles. Call 614-742 -2880. 1962 half ton Chevy truck , frame very good. no rust. 8 cyL, 3 speed 2919. 1-304· 576- Correct Craft &: Ski Su prema. family ski boats . New S. used. Parkeraburg. WV 304 -422 -8433 or 304422 -2367. News 1 t :00 1!1 (I) ()) 576-2897 . & Auto Parts Accessories I 980 Chevy truck, 6 cyl. , PS, PB, 38,000 miles, 86.400.00 . Phone 614446-1387 o• 446-8064. Topper for Chevy Luv truck , '79 Chevy Luv. 4 opeed, 28 mi. gallon, long wheel b111 . U&OO.OO . 876-1848 or 676-8813 . ' 7B Honda Aocord. II opeod. · 2 door hatchback, AM -FM. olr. PB, naw tlrao. 8758288 . 0 (J) @ G fl) News BARNEY IT PAVSTO HAVE A BACK-UP SYSTEM SHUX-I'M ALL OUT OF WEEDKILtER 4066 (I) Another Life (J) SportoCenter CD News/Sports{Weathe• (]) World at War (fi) Newswatch @I)-Benny Hill Show 1 I :16 (J) Mazda Sportslook 11 :30 U (I)(!) Tonight Show Cl) Being Homosexual Thi s documen1arv fea1Ures profiles of seven gay men and women . SEWING Machine repairs. service . Authorized Singef Sal.es 8c Service Sharpen Sensors . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 . Cll Best of Groucho til CatUns (() WKRP in Cincinnati fi) Cil Hart to Hart The General Hauling Hans· European business trip turns d eadly when their business associate van- James Boys Water Service Also pools filled . Call 614 - ;shas. IAI (60 min I (J) Latenight America ® All In the Family (jj) Living with Grace Ta- 85 256 -1141 o• 614 -4461176 o• 614 -448 -7911 . JIMS 76 m;n _) 10 :15 Cil TBS Evening News 10:30 (I) Sh;rley & Pat Boone l!il Independent Networt< 10ft. Jon boat, swi\lelaeats. New trolling motor. battery. Oo•s & life jackets, $225. Call 446-9525. WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier. 304·676 - 7397 . PEANUTS WE SHOULD TAKE BALLROOM DANCING, MARCIE .. : B7 Upholstery •8o . Cell 304-8711- 1169. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sec . Ave .. Golhpollo. 6 I 4 -446-7833 ""6 t 4-4461833. Jumbles SOGGY ABASH PUZZLE RAVAGE What h e said that so·ca lled barley 5o u~ was - BARELY SOUP Sa turday's I Answer· Join lhtJumbttloven Fan Club 100 recel-we &ll ttighl·wordSui.r JumbMts I'VI':IfY mon lh For h..e aample1 wrll11 to: J umble Lo11en Ftn Club. clo lh' newsp.aper , Bo• 5241 Gr1nd Centr~~l St111tlon, New York, N .Y. 101 til. include your namll , addronand tip code BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Staymanesque niEV TEAC~ YOV I-lOW TO TI-lE WALTZ,~E FOX TROT AND T~E TANGLE ... Jim "I know onv 8l -vcar - old man who:;e dt>sirt' far rxceeds !\ORTII 5 14 !14 +A o • Q/12 t A qo + A~ \09 2 WEST E:\ST + R4 • .1 109ti32 9 .I 9 0 J • ~ 4 Staymanesq ue- and a trifle too much, but Sta yrnan nev - .J9 8:)~ er underbids. He· won the s pade lead with dumm v·s ace <~nd cas hed his K -Q ·of s pades to dJscanl on e of dummy·~ c lubs . ~:.1st piiChPd a dtamond on thr Lh1rd SOl'TII + K Q; .AK 103 • KIll :l K 7~ + spade Then South he<:trt s \\'h(•Jl show ed out on the aft~r Vulnerable Norlh-Soulh Dealer North Wt- sl Pass Pass Pass ,. Soul h North Eas t z• Pas~ P:1~~ 4 NT ~• Pa ~~ ; Pass Pass 1+ night · s program follows the life of a woman sufferfng from Alzheimer's Disease G Ill Nlghttine Openmg lea d ~T lead . East had to unguard one mmor suit Jack Suu th ra n stmpl y try one of ttH.' By Oswald Jaroby aod James Jacoby Oswald: --sam Stayman . I have known. He also plays well enough lhat his wins are many. He 1s TwiHght Zona 'Beat Friends ()) USFL Football: Oklo homa at Tampa Bay 12:00 (I) Bums & Allen llJ MOVIE: •A Very Special Favor' Nlghttlne (jJ MOVIE : 'Shaft's Bi~ Score' II IDi Eye on Hollywood • Gunamoke word the that would not occ ur to most experts but thai usually works for Sam: · 1f and J<-~ C k Lh(' does n't drop , th e ut hrr pd. will have to drop Oswald : ··sam found a Staymanesque plEly He cashed his aC'e and ktng of diamonds Wh en \\.'esl fo l lowed twice , Sam knew thai West held no m ore than onP for whom the Stayman convention is named, has th e club. So he le d il club to dumm y's queen and returned til e I 0 for a s ur C'thing f1ne sse T hen he cashed his kmg nf club.s a nd made th e las t t wo tnck.s with dumm y's queen of d!J · monds and ac e of clubs · (NEWSPAPER ENTF.RPR!St-: ASSN 1 t!J~,,.~.,( by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Source of oil ACROSS 3 Possessed I Jacob's son of a 6 Made known confidante 4 Before 5 Surcease 6 Lunchbox publicly 11 Task (Brit. ) 12 Dried frwt I3 Great item reviews I4 Twinges I5 Asian river I& Buddy 18 Three, 7 Ncst~gg bank account (abbr. ) 8 Study briefly 9 Absorb IO Dry reg1ons I7 Miscellany 20 Conduce 23 Breakfast food in Catania 19Tooth substance 2I Opposite of vert _ 22 "I - Kick Out of You" 23 Outdo Ycslt!rda y's AIL'Iwers Z!IRcnrh 24 Book segme nt 30 Grow tardy 31 Metn c uwt 12 Pastri(':-, 31 25 Role for Penny Marshall standsttll 26 Doorway 3!1 Wagne nan feature hcrome Z4 Duplicate 26 Braid Z7 Penmanship 1-;;---+-t-t-+- 28 Beseech 29 Salutation 30 Leastfatty (Lat.) 34 Wheat bristle 35 Japanese river 36 Have as a patient 36 Cut 33 Foot 40 Related maternally U Manifest f2 Was a candi· date again 13 Fillies DOWN I Caustic DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW One tetter simply otands for another. In It : •1> this sample A 1o used for the three L's, X for the tw.o O's, etc Si ngle letters, apoatrophes, the length and formahon of the wordo are all hlats. Each day the code leiters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES Cil MOVIE: C1J round South kn rw that WC'st had sta rted with length tn both majors and ('UU!d no t stop a mmor s uit ·· Jt m "Ther e 1~ a strnplt• way to J'lay the h<ind n(lw minors for we nt Eat>t th 1rcl Squeeze by the third he arl +J • 11 :45 wm • 74 +J 8. 4 +J t0 Sam · ~ ;md who acts like a man slillumk'r 30 when he plays m a maJOr tournament · Oswald "Thanks. Here IS a n example of Stav ma ncsquc . Th e b1ddmg wits 'Staymanesque' A Staymanesque bid or play IS one (60 Dotson's Tree Service . In sured - Free Estimate. 304 - Pasquale Electric Co. all phases of electric work. all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental. 614 - 446 - {Answe rs tomorrow ) wood Knights' An apparently bad case of nerves for Chris is actually caused by a personal crisis . Bas&ments, Footers, Con crete work. Backhoe ' s, Dozer & Oitcher, Dump trucks. & water -gas -sewer electrical lines & Now arrange the c1 rcled letters to form the surpnse answer. as sug gested by the above cartoon l l XJO "( l XJ'? Answarhara{ responsible MOVIE, 'The Alamo' (l) MOVIE: 'The Holly- tlend, Oh,614 -742 -2903: Electrical Refrigeration [J l!il AT THE POLICE J .A .R .Construction Co.Ru - B4 Aflv Country GASOLINE ALLEY CARTER :J1 PLUJ.tBI NG AND lfEATING Cor . Fourth an!f· Pine Gallipolis. Oht'o rx 1 anyone " Wayne Week beginst Water welts commercial en~ domestic, test holes, pumD sales and service . 304 -8911- Plumbing & Heating RETURNEr;> HOME. strongest desire to wm of fJ) THE ALAMO-John ma1es. 304-676 -2296. 82 Motorcycle parts. super Glide front end complete wheel. tire, good rubber , dial brake, master cylinder , buck horn with stock grips . throt tle cable, new head light all ... BUT THEY'LL BE LOTS SETTER OFF, ONCE WE INFLICT OUR LAWS AN' CUS.iOMS ON 'EM! CAPTIAN 1979 750 Kawasaki, new faring, BICC . con., $1350. Call 614-992 -2042 . OOP 678- after 5 p .m . 614 992 -7110 A T.T.F.Y rienced roofing , including hot tar application. carpenter. electrician. mason. Clll Absten Home Improvement Specialists. framing, roof· ing, siding, concrete. remo deling, painting, etc. Free estimate . 304-458-1566, con. , Call NO ". 1 PROB'L Y GTILL FEEL AS IF I'M BOB611f AROUND lri TH' WAVES .. s1one. Call 614 -367-0409 o• 614-387-7244. RINGlE'S SERVICE eKpa- l'IME IT5 MA'5TER m 2398 o• 614 -446 -2454. 1979 Honda CB 650, wind shield, roll bar, cruise control, mag wheel. truck, low miles . Call 446-4205. WHAI THE:. TAL.I<INc:; CAISA IC' EVE~Y m Call 614-388-9857. 1978 Fo•d F150, 4K4, 4 speed. lock out hubs, V8 ' BORN LOSER - -- - ·- Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years &.llperiance, specializing in built up roof . eKp. Call614-388 -9662. 89 ,000. Call 614 -367 7760 or 614-367-0186. SURPLUS ARMY . Camou- 55 Building Supplies 614-256-1182 . rJ --- I.,_,_____ ... Hunt (!) Newo/Sporta/Waath6r (]) MacNell/leh•er Newshour (jj) 3-2-1 • Contact Ill Sta• Trek 6:30 1!1 Cil (!) NBC News (I) Rifleman Cil Mazda Sportslook llJ Carol Burnett ()) Ill Ill ABC News 0 ()) (jJ CBS News (jj) Hitch Hiken1 Guide/ Galaxy 7 :00 1!1 Cil PM Magazine Cll Here Come the Brides CIJ SportaCenter llJ Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment Tonight (!) B.J./lobo Show 0 Cll Wheel of Fortune (]) Nightly Business Report ®News (jj) MacNe;!/Lehre• Newahour OJ (j2) Entertainment Tonight Jeffersons 7:30 U Cil Tic Tac Dough Cil Fraggle Rock CIJ Inside Baseball Cil Bob Newhart Show ()) Family Feud A Familv Feud (])Or. Who @ Wheel of Fortune Q) llt People's Court l!il One Day at a Time 8:00 U Cil (!) TV's Bloopers and Practical Jokes o;ck Clark and Ed McMahon hosts this look st some scenes that were never intended for viewing bv an audience. (60 min. I Cil Not Necessarily The News Cll MOVIE: 'Willy Wonks and the Chocolate Factory' Cll Cisco Kid Cil USFL Football : Oklahoma at Tampe Bay Cil MOVIE: ·our Man Flint' (() liJ Cl}l Blondes YS . Brunettes Joan Collins and Morgan Fairchild try to settle the infamous question : 'Who has more fun -blondes or brunettes?' (60 mm .) (Closed Captioned] II []) G) Scarecrow and Mrs. King Someone is mur dering government agents and lee becomes a prime laogel. (AI [60 m>n .) lil (fiJ Frontline 'Return of the Great Whne Fleet .· Tonight's program e)(plores the heated debate inside the Navy establishment over the future of the new Navy fleet . [60 m>n.) [Closed Cap11onedl STUCCO and PLASTERING - Commercial and residen. tial , free estimates. Call 1D Found' Cll New Treasure Cll Andy Griffith Home Improvements 1978 Chevv van auto, 6 cyl .. AM -FM tape, carpeted. co vered spare tire on rear. ladder, 63,496. Johns Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis. 446-4782, open til dark. atw 6 ,oo . 304 -675 -2991 flage , denium, ren1a1 c lothing, boots, rubber-leather . packs, children camouflage . Open Fri. , Sat ., Sun .. 1 to 7PM , Sam Somerville's , East - Ravenswood . Plenty free parking on South -West side near lnfge white block building . News a Cil MOVIE: ' The Grey Fox' Cil MOVIE : 'Loot and extras. 83 .000. Ca11446-0515. bow. stainless steel propeller. boat haa only 26 hr. since new, has been stored in garage. exc . cond., Firew ood f or sale . $20 .00 pick -up load . 830 .00 deli vered . Call before 11 :00 81 I 979 Jeep CJ-6, 6 cyl .. 3 spd ., 304 - '78 Chevette, 4 door, auto. , new tires. 1980 engine low mileage. runs good, good shape, 61 ,500.00. '78 Ford Pickup , body rough, runs good . PS , PB . auto . . 72 73 19 ft. F;berfo•m SS 185, 470 Mercruiser motor, open 614-446-7398 . Early American Hide -e-bed Couch . Excellent condition . Brown plaid, full sire, $260 . 71 1981 Chevy Luv 4 spd .. AM-FM tape, vinvl covered bed, 53,996 . Johns Aulo Sales, Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis. 446 -4782 , open til dark. 614 -843-5213 1 and 2 yr . old Angus bulls By Power Play & Power Pack , out of Shoshone & Po wer Play Daughters . Goebel Angus Farm. Coolville 64 Autos for Sole 1979 lincoln Towncar. Call Yorkshire Terrier. male. reg with papers. 5 years old . Blue & gold S 100 367Sale or Trade : AKC Reg . Male Brittany Spaniel pup . Must sell. 446 -4803. 8:00 U Cil (I) 1!1 (J) liD ;; Livestock 71 I WHOSY I EVENING Services Bell. Call 614-286 -6522 . AKC Registered German Shepherd puppies. Call446 - Surplus stock. new and used appliances. furniture . 304 - Coffee table stereo. stereo. dinette tabl e. Call614 -256 - Furnish ed M ob tle H o m e, ce ntral ai r. mil9 below city overlookin R the river One or two adults only . 446 -0338 . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an ·i n co me of less than $12.300 . Renting for 30 percen t o f adjusted in co me . AKC Reg. Poodle puppies . Call 446 -0857 . & PRISES. Jackson . Oh 614- 7PM 1090 Used Furniture .. Refrigera tor s. c hairs. dryers. and TV's 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm. Man thru Fri , 9am to Spm , Sat verts, RON EVANS ENTER - 3159 Ga rage apt . fumished 3 rooms . bath . washer -drver and upstairs furnished , 4 r ooms. bath . both AC . clean, no pets. adults only, dep f!, ref . req Ca11446 - 1519 . Burdette's 0475 . 7 14 8 TWIN $99 .. to 435 7 pc . $189 and up . Wood table with six chairs $425 t o $745 . Desk 9110 up to $225 . Hutc hes. S550 . and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses, 9260. and up to S 395 . Baby beds, $110. Mattresses or box springs . full or twin , S58 ., firm , S68 . and $78. Queen sets, S 195. 4 dr . chests, $42. 5 dr . chests. S54 . Bed frames , S20 .and S25 .. 10 gun - Gun cabinets. S 350 . Gas or electric ranges 9375. Baby mattresses . S25 & S35, bed frames S20. S25 , & S30, king frame $50 Good selection of bedroom suites. cedar chests. rockers . metal ca binet s. swivel ro ckers 5 614 -245 -58 18 44 Sofa, chair, rocker, otto man, 3 tables. (extra heavv by Frontier!. $685 . Sofa. c hair and loveseat . $275 So1as and chairs pric&d ·f rom $2 85 . to S895. Tables . $45 •nd up to $125 Hide -a · beds , S440 . and up to $525 .. Recliners. $175 . to S375 .. lamps from S28. to S75 .5 pc . dinettes from Dragonwynd Catte ry Kenn els . AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayan . Per sian and Siamese kittens . Call 614 - 446 -3844 after 6. Tw in size Bem c o box springs 8592 n•ce 3 bdr mobile home, furn ished . con venient l oca tiOn on At 7 , no pets . Call WEEK ONLY May 13-20. 675-4681 44 town 304 - 458 - 62 Wanted to Buy 63 house 1 mi . out oi on At 588 Call FREE Care free awning !Up to S618.50 value) with the purchase of any 1984 motor home or travel trailer . ONE Unscramble these four Jumbles, one letter to each square, to form lour ordinary words. 5114/84 f Wanted to buy old junk saw mill for parts. Phone 304 - Rentals THAN A TENIPOR,_RY DELAY If 614 -367 -7220 . Acreage f or sale 304 -675 - 7541 evenings . ~NO OFTEN SUFFER I.ITII.E MORE ""'f ID'il 1tfi~Nl 'fja THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ ~ ~~ '" byHennAmoldandBob Lee Television Viewing 7. A -1 cond .. 85.000 . Coli 614-388-8274 0. 8, 4-388· -9963. - 7795 well. 446 -1042 8 •• ,- bunk house ct~mper. 251h ft . long. 1leepa XT190 Alice Chalmen farm tractor 87500 . W ill take trade . 304 -676 -7421 . $3,600 . 00 1610. 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers Stercreft Fabricators . Call The Daily Pamervv-Midcllepan, Uhio MondaY. Mav 14. 1084 BURDETTE CAMPER SA~ES & SERVICE, Open _ daily 9 to 6 :30 , Sat. 9 to 4, Sun. 1 to 4 . U .S. R1. 50, Coolville, Oh 61 4· 867 3386. 9466. mowe• $926 . 26ft . bladoo $300 eech . I 7 ft . blade $826. 1 earth mover $6'76. 3 - 5 acre homesites for near 2 bdr by Larry Wright evening 882 -3239 Rt 35 at Rondey . 3 mi. from Holzer Hosp ital . Call 446 - after 4 30, 446 -3426 'N' CARLYLE ® 5 HP True Value rototiller, used last summer, e.11c. shape , $160 firm . Call 448 - Now open for business. Mountain State Block. At . 33 , New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4" . 8 ", 12 " block . Delivery service. 56 Condo minum Myrtle Beach , 2 bdr , 2 bath complete ly furnis hed , ocean view. 3 pools . 24 hr . security , tennis court & maid service Call KIT Zuspan. 304-773-5554. Call 614 - 388 -8801 $9 ,000 . 8801 Monday, May 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio GWV UM LHUWV, J N F JN F LPJN VUJEN LHU W V CNGHH - cJ HFGV MGHH J NF UWJP DGJJNFY . Yesterday-st:ryptoquo"' : ~'R\JuAUTY IS FOUNDED ON 1'FIE: PRINCIPLE TI-IAT ALL RICHES HAVE UMITS.- EDMUND BURKE �-.·. Weather forecast Area deaths Julian L Welch Julian L Welch , 59, Rt. 1, Langsv1lle, died at7: 34p.m.Sunday in a Columbus hospital, following an extended lllness. Born Aug. 24, 1924, In Robinson, W.Va., son or the late Dollver and Clara Drummond Welch, he was a retired supervisor for Precision Twist DrUI Corp., Crystal Lake, Ill. Surviving are two sons, Gary of Columbus, and Jerry of Elgtn, IlL ; Uu-eedaughters, Mrs. Steve (June) Lowery and Mrs . Benny ( Pa I ) Artrip, both of Columbus, and Mrs . John !Tammy ) 'l'ribblts of Crystal Lake; a stepscn, David Welch of Crystal Lake; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Jack tJanet) Morris of Chester, Mrs. Perry (Sharon) Wise of Middleport. and Mrs. Robert (Donna 1 .r ark.< of LangsvU!e; 17 grandchildren; a brother, Russell of Nitro, W.Va. ; and four sisters. Mrs. Robert !Gladys ! Molden of Dexter. Mrs. Virgil !Bernice! Justice of Porter. Mrs. Harold 1Amy) Hysell of Wilkesville, and Mrs. Basil tEasterl Richmond of St. Albans, W.Va. Funeral services will be held at I p.m . Weclnesday in McCoy·Moore Funeral Home. Vinton. Burial will be in Vinton Mem01ial Park. F'rlends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and7~9p.m Tuesday . t:harles R. Sprague Funeral servicf.>s for Charles Robert Sprague. 00, who died Saturday morning at his home in Dexter. will bP hPid at 2 p.m. Tuesday at thf.> Hunt er Funeral Home in Ru lland. Mr. Sprague was born Oct.1.1903 in New Martinsville , W.Va. Hf.>was a retired worker for U. S. Stcoel. He Weekend accidents kill eight Mostly clear tonight. Low 3lHO. Northerly winds about 10 mph; Mostly SllllllY Tuesday. High 00-ffi. Chance of rain near zero percent tJrroUgh Tuesday. was a fanner resident of Elyria and had resided In Meigs County for the past18 years. Swvivlng are his wife. Anna Shaffer Sprague, whom he marrled on Nov. 10, 19~; five sons, Dwight, Dexter; George, Wellington; Carl, Elyria; Russell, Loraine Arnold, Wellington; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Toplnka, Chicago; Mrs. Evelyn Hendershott, Amherst; Mrs. Lois Lane, Elyrla ; 19 grand· children and eight great · grandchildren. A hall brother, Odeus A. Hafety , Lorain, and a half sister, Mrs . Alta Beckett, Sebring, aL<.;O survive. Officiating at services will be the RRv. Lloyd Grimm. Burial will be in Mllcs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . today. Extended Forecast, Wednesday lbrougb Friday: Chance of showers early Wednesday. Fair on 'lbursday. of showers and thunderstonns Friday. IHghs In the 60s WednESday, ln. the upper 60s ID upper 70s 'lbursday and In the mld61D low "'ls Friday. Lows In the upper 30s ID mld-408 Wednesday, the mld-408 ID low 50&' Thursday and In the 50s Friday. Rita Rathburn Casebolt , :!5, 1627 Shawnee Ave , Columbus, fo!11'lerly of Langsville, died Sunday at Doctor's Hospital in Columbus following a lengthy Ulness. Mrs. Casebolt was born March 16, 1949 in Meigs County, a daughter of the late Francis Rathburn. and Dorothy Wise Rathburn who resides in Columbu s. Besides her mother. she is survived by her husband, Earl Casebolt; two daughters, Rose Evelyn and Tammy Jo, both at home; thrc'<' brut hers, Richard Rathburn, Middlepor1. and Ray~ mond and Ronald Rathburn, both of Columbus. Herfatheranda brother, Frederick Francis Rathburn, pre~ ceded her in death. Services will be he ld at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland with the R ev. Bert MU!er of the Lockbourne Free Will Baptist Church officiatmg Burial willbf' In Nelson Cemetery. Friends may call at lhefu nPral home from7 to 9 p.m. Tu~srlay. Olivf.>r L Mtchael, 73. Pomeroy, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr. MichaPI wasbom0clober27. 1911 In Pomeroy the son of the la te George and Lydia Davis Mlchaf.>l. He was also preceded in death by one brother, Orvel Michael. Mr Michael was a retired auto mechanic and employe of Mason County and Pomeroy Motor Com ~ pany for46years. He was a member of the Meigs Christian Center and served during World War II with the U.S Army, Rainbow division. He is survived by his wife, Marian Bennett Michael; son and daughter· in·law, David 0. and Marilyn Michael. Gallipolis; daughter and son ~ i n~ law . Mary Anne a nd Wood · row Ca ll . Pomeroy; daug hter, Nancy Lee Ackerman, Pomeroy ; ll grandchildren and four gre at grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesda) al 2 p.m al F:wing F'uneral Home. Burial will be in Meigs M~mory Gar·dens . Friends may call at lh~ funeral home Tuesday from 2 1o 4 and 7 to 9. POPPY DA. YS - Middleport A.merlcan Legion Auxiliary units 128, Feeney-Bennett Post, and 263, Lewis Manley, will be on the streels of Middleport with poppies made by veterans Friday and Saturday. A.ll funds contributed will he used for veterans and their families. Pictured wiU. Middleport Mayor Fred HoHman as he signed the proclamation are, from the left, Margaret Bowles, president of Unit 263, Etta WID of Unit 128; Peggy Caton, poppy chairman of Unit 128, and Lola Hampton, poppy chalnnan of Unit 263. Emergency runs Veterans Memorial The Pomeroy Emergency Squad took Shirley Jones from Dark Hollow to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 8:36p.m. Sunday and at 9:02p.m., the Middleport Unll took Oliver Michael from Rock St. , to Veterans Memorial. On Saturday al4: 55 p.m., Racine took Lenny Dowell from county road 28 to Veterans Memorial and Middleport at 6: lJ p.m. was provided treatment but no transporta tion for Charles Wilson. VVedncsdayluncheon Middleport Literary Club members will meet at noon Wednesday al the home of Mrs. Richard Owen, Rock Springs Road. From there they will go to the Ohio University Inn for a luncheon followed by a tour of tlle Ohio University Library. Marriage license A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Cou rt to Timothy R F'razier, 18, Mlddlepori, and Camline R. Karr, 16, Rt. 1, Middleport. Phone Middleport. Sunday Diseharges·~None. Saturday Admissions--Linda Imboden, Racine; Thomas Weston, Racine. Saturday Discharges--Dwight Burton, Elizabeth Roush, Homer Hysell. Sunday Admissions--Hiram Pauley, Letart, W.Va.; Camlta Morris, Rutland; Mary Kay Wallace, 446-4524 BARGAIN MATINEES ALL ~T a SUN SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY fUESDAY S 2.00 L MAY 11 thru 17 J THURSDAV~ :RlDAV thru 50th anniversary The 50th anniversary or Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, will meet a t 8 p.m~ Tuesday at the ha ll . Charter members will be honored and are to be at the hall at 7:3Jp.m. Man escapes injury in weekend accident Buchanan. 18, Tuppers Plains. Buchanan had reportedly driven the motorcycle on the sidewalk as Soulsby f.> ntf.>red the driveway, the patrol said. A Middleport man escaped Injury in a two-vehicle accident on County Road 3 Saturday, according to the state highway patrol. Daniel T. Rees, 24, was east· bound, two miles wf.>st of Ohio 7 at 8:30a.m~ when a westbound vehicle RRes to swervf.> right to avoid collision. Rees' vehicle struck a pole and the other vehicle left the scene. Rees' vehicle wa• modf.>rately damaged. No Injuries resulted from an accident ln Tuppers Plains Satur~ day, the patrol reported. Patrick Soulsby, 26, ReedsvU!e, pulled his vehicle Into a driveway at 11:15 a.m. and collided with a motorcycle driven by Jimmy L. ~!UBBARD'S Syracuse. Oh. ~ Ph . 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to B Sun. 1 to 5 DINNG ROOM ONLY Served with whipped potatoes . chicken gravy. cole slaw, hot roll. butter & coHee . Sorry, no substitutes except beverage with a~ditional price . PH Ill P M. ROBERTS Meigs County Engineer $3 25 • CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT Pd Pol . Ad by Phrlip M. Roberls. Rt. 2. Patriot, OH. 45658 PH. 992-5432 lsearsiGREAT DETERGENT SALE ./1J • r-·~-Vf~ -....:: ''"'' ·ur 11111\ljlfoll.t ' 'lll;.:. "" ll llllllll< 11 ~• 1 u~l ,.ll ot l , j, •' •h •11~ n• J Gallipolis Business College 1 $1000 saara I N. 2ND AVE. GREGG & PATTY GIBBS MIDDLEPORT,~;~ OH . "Ready To Pick Up" , . I ll /liM I 1!11 -~I Ill~< I I ..u.Jo" NJnK ' I 'till (II'\ f-tkl(ll'i J /.rp \r ~~~ (~r.Ml 519 Jackson Pile Gallipolrs. OH. 45611 I I I J I' I 1 1 446-4367 or 992·7&« I I IUO M141711 ~ 198JROM Save AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT I .r _________ _J Photos, story on Page 4 Story, photo on Page 12 .• , ,.,, '·'"'"'' ,.,,,9 .. , .,..,.... Rflywh•re lrlOil l hllliOWUI pnceH• ... nh IJtU !t'llr'l '?C PH. ~Ohio) 992·2178 w. Va.) n3·9577 ------- • 2 Section,, 12 Page1 25 Ct!!nh A Muhim~ia lm Newspa per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 15, 1984 now he ld by the Huntington National Bank . The department said thai loan is needed to enable the company, which employs 180 workers. to re m ain open. The board deferred for two wt:"eks a Department of Nat ural !«>sources request for the release of $1.2 million for new construction at Cleveland Lakefront State Park Sen. William F . Rowen, DCincirinati, said more abarempnt t.md utilit~ · rpnm·ations <JI h:Pnt St::lle University. -A Uowl?d thC' AgriculturP [)p)Jat1mc nt toentPr into information is needed on that request, as wrU as a nother for $1 million for improvements at South Bass Island State Park In Ottawa County. foundalion subsidy paymcnt. fonner owner. The Clf.>veland request involves a park office and addition of some day~use facllilies . The improve ments at Sou Ill Bass Island would Include camp sites The board authorized a $1 million loan to 13& D Plastics, Inc., Byesvillf.>, to permit purchase of assets Meeting in regular session Mon~ day night , Middleport VillageCoun~ cil approved final legtstation for establishing the villagf' as a "Community !«>investment Area .. and named a new assistant police service. chief. Council gave the third reading to an ordinance establishing the reinvestment area which provides tax breaks as a construction encouragement In the town. The legts!alion provides that residents remodeling dwellings containing not more than two family units upon which the cost of remodeling Is at leas t $2500. the remodeling will be tax exempt for!O years. For the remodeling of every dwelling containing more than two units, and for commercial and industrial properties, upon which the cost of remodeling will amount to at least $5,!XXl, the improvement will be tax exempt for 12 years. Every new dwelling, commer cia l and indusu·ial building constructed In the town will be tax exempt for 15 years. The third reading of an ordinance establishing the position of assistant police chief was approved. Council appointed Sidney Little, a police officer for the town for a number of years, to fill the new position. A Sf'COnd reading was given an ordinanC<' establishing the position of park activity and maintenance dirtttor for Hartinger Park during tlle summer months. The director will not , however, handle the swimming pool activity a t the park Payment for the post is $75 a week. Purchase truck There was one bid on thf.>purchase of a new Uu-ee.quarter ton truck for Ill<' Board of Public Affairs and that bid from Pat Hill Ford totaling $9,217.90 was accepted . Council approved the April report of Mayor Fred Hoffman showing receipts of $7,4621n fines and fees. Mayor Hoffman reported that last night's meeting served as a public HOUR$: Mon .-TiltS -Wed .- f11 9:30 ro lOll Thurs . 9:30 to ll:OO su 9:30 ro 2:00 ...-111.-!c~~ -..--,~-Mrr--,1 Iseats ,_. session on economic development grant a pplications for local bus! ~ nesses. He sald he recently conferred with Diane Allen of the Ohio Department of Development which administers the federal monies. Mayor Hoffman said that as a resull of the conff.>rence with Ms. Allen hf.> learned that Middleport Village is not e ligible for a housing rehabilitation grant thi s year All communities which have had three year housing rehab programs are not elibible to apply for additional grants unlil1985, the mayor sa id . Loan prognun outHned Mayor Hoffman outlined a loan program being offered to businesses the criteria being that a three-to-one local r atio is expected. That is. a business would have to provide $lJ,!XXl for a $10,!XXl loa n and must have a committment that the local money is available. AI!Past five new jobs must be guara nteed by the business and loans will be at seven percent. Owners must have 15 percent equity in the business. Two or three businesses have Indicated some intPrest In the program , Mayor Hoffman said. Council agreed to proceed with holding its next meeting on May 28, the evening of Memorial Day.Itwas info!11'lally agreed to Improve two alleys In the town--one in the area of Chestnut St.. the other being between Rutland and Walnut Sts. During and more parking sp.:rlt' In other business. the board: -Approved release of $1.1 mil lion for asbes los three years, department spokesman William Holter said. The board a !so approved two other loans under state programs which permit use of certain bond·lssue proceeds to make low-interest loans to firms which guarantee the creation or preservation of jobs. Greenfield Foods, Inc ., Greenfield, received a $2.5 million loan to expand it s Highland County facility into an operation which will slaughter and process 4,!XXl hogs daily. Part of the funds is earmarked for land and equipment purchases from the plant 's The $3)1 bid of George Quillen for a police cruiser which was heavily damaged in an accidenl recen tly was accepted . Mayor Hoffman announced tlla t village ordinances have been updated by a Cleveland fil11'l which annually performs that By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff GREENHOUSE MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS FOR YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IC, 11.1Jfll"' rn 1hr llh 1lun, mr· r"'-' lliiJ:Ir /1 J•' In ~N Jk~ ,hrr m•1111lt' gr rrht r----------, Pet Week A YouthWorksProgramhasbeen organized for the Pomeroy ~ Middleport area for the purpose of gtving area youth an opportunity to do odd jobs during the summer months. According to the Rev. Cia rk Baker participants wlll be paid $2.50 per hour. Pomeroy and Middleport residents wishing to take advantage of the service may do so by calling 992-:lllB. There wUI be a charge of $3 an hour to all customers except for disabled people and senior citizens who will be charged $2 per hour. -Released $175.i million as lhP state's Ma\ school -A pproved the purchas<• ot two h·acls of land in Lucas Count~·. The only people who will benefit from tlle program will be the youths tllem&elves. y outlls intei'E'Sted In participating In the program and making some extra money may . pick up their totalin g more than 171 Jeres. from th(' Wade and Richard Wall families ) or expansion of Maum pp B;)y Statr Park . Total purcha.sr' pricP i ~ Public schools would benefit from surplus ' COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPJ- Co,· Richard Celeste and majoril )· Democrats apparently have bipar ~ tisan support for a newly draflcd bJ!I tha t would earmark about $?11 million in excess lottery profits tor Ohio's public schools. But minority Rrpublicans v.:rn: saying, as lawmakers I'('{'Onvf'nrd toctay followi ng a srvPn -wf'f'k rr- cess, that Celeste's pmposal stops short of giYing all lo11 P01 profit s 10 MEIGS' HONOR STUDENTS- The valedictorian, salutatorian and seven honorarlans have been named for U.e 150-memher gmduatlng class at Meigs High School this spring. V aledlctorian Is Paula Swindell Chancey, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Swindell of the Shade area and salutatorian Is Sherry A.mold, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby A.rnold, Route 1, Pomeroy. Class honorarlans are shown on Page six. t hP schools. Sfon. PaulE Pfeiffer. R Bucyrus. who lnl roduced a similar bill March 21, dPplored a pa r1 of the Demo~ cratic measure thai would pul half of thf' unexpected profit s int o a "rainy day" fund for future sc hool ~ funding emergencies. He said 50 percent of furu '"'lot t~l') · Eckart's acid rain legislation labeled 'too much, too late' WASHINGTON !AP I - The congressman who recently saw hi s acid rain coni rol bill defeated m subcommitt€"C' says an alternative offered by Rep. Dennis Eckart is "asking for too much, too lat e." "Rather than helping to build a broader congressional consensus. Mr. Eckari is driving a wedge in the existing coalition." Rep. Henry Waxman, DCalil., said Monday . Tf'n days ago, a Hou se E nergy and Commerce subcommit tee voted 10~9 to trim Waxman 's acid ra in provtsion from a bill reauthoriz· ing the Clean Air Act. Waxman said the vot e posed a tremendous blow to any chances of this r and cited the defpction of Eckarl, D ~Ohio . who had been considered the swing \'OI£'. Sulfur dioxide is beli<'ved by most scientists lo be the pollutant that eventually falls to eari h as acidra in. which has been blamed for killing aq uatic life in Canada and the northeastern United States. Control measun>s ha vr lx>en opposed by many congressmen from the Midwest, where- through fuel swi tching or Pxpensive sm oke-s- tack scrubbers - muc h of th~ b,· Eckar1 and Rep. John "'ibertrng. D-Ohio, wou ld extf'nd by sLx :O'f'a rs the deadlinC' for r millf'rs to comr into compliance and \\.'Oulcl prn\'icll ' national fu nding for thr opt"~ra lion and maintenancE' of control ~ a~ wf'll as their capital costs, rathPr than capital costs alonr. "These provisions \\ill proU'\t consumers. prot CCI johs and. m on" imJX>rfantJy, rreatr jobs for :o'rars into the next cen tu~· and bc'y:ond IJ:O' conllnuing 10 make the high · sulfu r em issions reduction s would havr to occur. They fear unemploy' mPnt in coal industry ,· inble anrl comJX'Ii Uvc•." Eckart sair1 . the coal fields and skyrocketing utility rates. l.ikP Waxman 's bill. I::Ckart's measure calls for a JO.rnilliorHon reduction in emissio ns. but it Px tends the dcadlinP from 1'!90 ro 1996. The acid rain control measure announced ~urpluse s would bf' -.;imi!a r l.\ f'n r umtX"!t'd . and unnf'{'f' 'IS<J ril:o· ':'0. '\\'e rf'alJ~· hm·r a chanct· to do somrlhing dr;Jm<l tic fnr Ohio'!-> srh(X)I childrf'n." Pkiftf'r .'-<-lid. udding t hat hr' hopPs CPlrstf ··s hill. which wa s being int nxl ut ·1·fltm ~1~ in both hou>i('s. willlx • aml·ndc~t IO gJY< · all I hr monry· din'C't ly· to t hr·sc•hl)(Jls CC'k~t f' said Monel a~ · th(' ml·asu!r ~ l)( '<.' ifira !l~ · pro,·idP~ th;ll lotti' n pmfi t ~ f'XCC'Pdin ~ pmi t 'f' t i(J ib lur t tit · C'UITC'nl fi srJ I .\ 1\tl will tx · t•a nnJ r kPd . Lawmakers had approptia\E'd hw 1hP schools ahout SliYI mi\lion tn ~~..n million in estimatf'd lollf"l-:> prnfih . but current estim.Jtf':, shoH· a('tu <ll profits v.ill be $91 mill ion mo rC' b_,. the June .J(l end of I hr fi scal \'{·at Ce leste sr~kl it is thf' in tf'nt of hi s administrat ion and lhr i ...f'gislatut~ ' thai ·au lotte!')· profit s will SI'I'\'r Ohio's svst~m of public o-,;luc·at ion. Thr Ohio L ot f(lr:.· is mor0 succ·1•sstu I than P\l'r bi•fon•." But thP go\·1·rnor ...aid th( ' (''\ I ra monp~· \-\'ill nut go lu lhP ~ Ia it •\ t)l :"l SC'hool distrins on a prr-[Ju pil b~1.~i~ fo r usr• <-1 ... thP~ - ~f'\' fit. <1 ... :-.onw o..,t,lll. ' s urplus~.,~ han• in tht • pa ,q . lns t ~.'a d. thr m on t·\- v.;nuld ht • clh·Jdt"CC t'CJU Zl ll.\ lor tn-(1 purpu:--t·~. I hr first l.\11-mJ r·kt'CIIur t h(• pu r·1·h; 1.'-t • of comput('rs. li'XIhc Jok.-.. .md uthc •r instructional m<llt ·rJ ~\1 ;.; Th t•:-. t · fund s. dlstributf'<l 1111 ;1 p.-r pupil ba~is, also cnuld lx · u ...(·d 111 11; 1\· :)11 JX'rrr nt r>l thr r·11"t nl t'n11'1 t.: t·nn building n•p<1irs Thr• Sf"('Ond half 11! the~~ ~ mllllr tll u·nu ld bt._--. pb('('d int o ;til l<duc .11lt 111,tl ~~ x rdiC"n<'c lnn""'nli'nl :\1-cfilJill , .1 cont ingf'n c ~ tunrllor usr tnt hc ., •\ ' ·nt of fu tun · -.; hort Ltlh in~'~"' t • m~t · -. !tlt prim;n:.- anrl S I'Cilnd.I!Y l '(luc .1 ltt1n Local group wins award~ Scvrral au·<Jnl.-. \\ '1"1• \\, n h\ th t' j uniors o l tilt ' Arnc ·rtt .11 1 l c·t..: JtHl a discussion . council Auxilia r~>. n rrv.· \\ .i' h-.~o r I ·,,..,, · ~ . PomPro:o·. J l lhl' 1'('('1 ' 11 1 ~ ;~ 11 \rm u,tl Junior \nnkrt •nrr· nt ( ll:t · i'c ·ld in Columbus Thr local group tcx •h ·, --.1 placf' awards in tht' junior -. !ti ,l t'licm. VPI C'rans affairs and rc •h,d 1ll l <ltion. and third in childrrn , 1/Ht .,.!lllth . Robin LPh0v.· took ;1 1! 1.~ ·d p\,l('t ' in hi story. a nd Mr~ II, II 1"1 1);1\'iS, ad,·isor, tooK st:•cond p! .H'I' in iunior acth·itif's based ,·, n tht · uJllt ·.., ~ )( 'st all -amund progr ;un l'ht • un <l J.bo r('('f'i\'f"CJ a citar inn ln1 IJ,trl il'I P;lling in lhf" "adopl.l )..:t. lndl.tlht •l " progra m . For t 'd d l1r-.t pL 1l 'f ' .m :1rd. thr unit rJ'\ 't'l\'t•d .1 'un t · <~tc h Pr informally agreed to proceed with plans for annexing a n area Jo Middleport andvotedtohaveMayor (Conllnued on page 6) application al Meigs High School. The work is for youths, age 14 through 18. All workers wlll be supervised. Residents Interested are to call the above number and describe the type or job available and the date and time they wish the work to be done. Workers will be supervised, Rev. Baker said. Volunteers assisting with the program Include BID and Ramora Young, Joyce Blake, Tim Faulkner, Rev. and Mrs. Baker, Rev. Mlke Tanglo, Carl Hysell and John FC61er. The non·proflt organization Is ln need of fUnds to purchase liability .I nsurance office supplies and olller materlals . The group will be sol!clting for donations. Public Relations. Inc .. Col umbus, for promntion of Ohio's grape products and graj'X' industriC's program . Youth jobs program planned for Meigs .' Me<"her~M avPr a $180,760 contract witlr $894,400 Tax break legislation beco01es final Regular Price . . . . $24.99 Sale Price ...... . 14.99 ...... ' ' '"1"'"'"" ..... .. •. Honor spring athletes COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - State controllers havf.> provided the final vote needed on an $8 million loan package designed lo help create more than 900 jobs in the economically depressed Jackson County area. The seven·member controlling board voted unanimously Monday to accept a Devf.>lopmPnl Department recommendation on behalf of Jeno's, Inc ., a frozen-pizza maker which already employ,s 1,100 workers at facilities In Jackson a nd Wellston. Department spokesmen said the loan will enable Jeno's to use $4.5 million to build a cold-storage facility and buy some additional equipment for its Wellston plant and $3 million to buy new manufacturing equipmPnt for its plant in Jackson. The 900 jobs are expected to be created in tbe next THANK YOU rh: fl' ... u I-.· na liT m ...... I ~ ltlllll)..." ,, •I .J. rll• ~~~~• ·olr.. • k ~• j, 1' mrht · ,oh , rw~. • Photos on Page 7 Voi.JJ, No.23 Copyrighted 1984 031 JACKSON PIKE · R1:35 WEST Happenings around Meigs County... mitring (or N!·mler'iiiX} !Jw worlt Jom· '* ' See entry blank on Page 3 at y enttne e Loan could provide 900 new jobs CLEVELAND (API - There were two winning tickets sold correctly naming all six numbers selected Saturday night in the weekly "Ohio Lotto" game. lottery officials said. The winning numbers were 2, 15, 21, lJ, 31 and 34. An important mPWI~ for womm lt'~ ~1111nll Youngsters graduate • Two lotto winners PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING ll'l.lf Heart Fun Run a- Rita R. Casebolt Oliver I. Michael By The Associated Press Eight peopll' were killed In Ohio traffic accidenls over the wt:"ekf.>nd, Including three motorcyclists a nd two pedesU·ians, the Highway Patrol said. The patrol counts weekend fa tali · ties from 6 p.m . Friday to midnight Sunday. The dead SUNDAY FINDLAY- SteVPn M Hanna . 18. of Findlay, when his car crashed into a pole along a Hancock County road . SA.TURDA.Y WOOSTER - Dal C. Drown, 19. Shwv~. and Ty T. MPyer. 19, Wooster. two pedes ! rians sl lllCk by a c ar on a cou nty road in Waynl' County. MAUMEE- Thomas R. Koogan, 28. Toledo. killed while riding a motorcycle on a city str<'<'t . PARMA- Gary L Ha jtinger, :!9, Parma Heights . in a one car accident on a city street. BEU.EFONTAJNE- Joseph C. Wilcoxe n , 61. Worthington, lh<> driver of a mo!orcycle involvt>d Ln i:l collis ion with tvJo carson Route h8 in Logan Cou nty. C1NCTNNATI - Earl A F'ullcr, 52, Me lbourne. Ky .. in a two-car accident on I 75 ll1 Hamilton County DELTA - Charl<'s E. Dillon. l.l. Lyons, ln a motorcycle accident on Ohio 109m Fulton County ""' .... ·.""1 .~· ••• Monday, May 14, 1984 10-The Daily Sentinel Page ,. figurine . Lane~· H.t n kl. t, Th'\'-h l'lt'< 'lf'd Eighth Di.<> lrkt )Uniur prt--."'Llf'nt. was install f"d ;!lnng \dlh 14 ot hPr district prf'~ idl'nts from acro.••;s thf' state. Also prC'sPntC"d an a\\'ard wa s Amber Hankla. junror Mis., Poppv. Atl!·nding ftlC' ~ tatf' conff'rPnro wrre :\1r ~. Ltll'f'll <l TiPmC'~ ·er. Eighth Ui stril't JUnior .J c tivities chJirm ;m, Mr s D;l\'is, local chair· man: Mrs . .Janicr HankJa, and juniors. Anna \I 'J!I. Erica MrClin · RECEIVED A.WA.RDS- A.wanls received at the stale conference of the .Junior A.meriCAD Legion A.uxDiary held recently In Colmnbus are displayed herebysca&ed, VedaDavls,junloradlvltleschalnnan for Drew Wcbsl<•r PolK 39, left, and Loretta Tiemeyer, Eighth District chalnnan, and back from left, Anna wm, Laney Hankla, Eighth Dl<!tt1ct junior president, Erica McCHntO<:k, and A.mber Hanida. lock. Ami:x'r Hankla. a nd Laney Hankla . ~ ach r('{'Pi,·ro a citation of mrri1 charm for thrir v.·ork in the junior auxili:tn � 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 05. May 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 May 14, 1984 casebolt michael rathburn sprague welch