https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/90d0fa7fc0c6889eb9c79a9bcb6ee313.pdf 90e9e967940243a32a4a7c19e40d92ba PDF Text Text J Pag~ \4- POmeroeMiddleport, Ohi11 The Daily Sentinel Clean-up day slated Saturday ·1 Area deaths ' P.C. King P . C. King , 8, Chester. died Monday at Children's Hospi ta l in Columbus following a lingering illness. He was a st udent at the Chester Me<>ti1g Tuesday, the Meigs Elementary School a nd an honor· Coun ty Commissioners pasS('() a ary m ember of Chester Cub Scout resolution proc laiming Saturday, Pack 235. April 30. as Cleanup Ohio Day in The son of Curtis and Linda Baer Meigs County. · King, P . C. was born at Athens on James Jennings of J ennings a nd Dec- :Jl, 1974. Besides his parent s, he Associ at Ps, Columbus, C. E . Blakes-. is survived by a br.othet. Matthew ' lee. execut iw director of theMeigs King, at home; , maternal grand· Coun ty Rl'!gional P lanning Com- father , Paul H. Bacr. Chester; missi~n and Meigs County Engi- paternal grandparents, Esther and neer Phil Roberts discussed the Revna King, New Haven. W. Va .; day's observance with commission- an a unt and uncle. Diana and ers. The county has been given a Dennis McCune, Worthington; and litter control grant a nd observance uncle, Donald King of New Haven. of the day with the c leanup of litter and three cousins. from roads in the county will be a He was preceded in death by hls pali of the gra nt program . ma ternal grandmother, Ruth E . . According to pla ns made Thes- Baer. day. county bucks will be used in the Services will be held at 2 p.m. Apri130cleanupprogram. Jennings Thursday at the Chester United also discussed thE' possibilities of an Methodist Church with the Rev. illegal dump cleanup program Richard Thomas o!ticialing. Burial throughout the county. will be in Pine Grove Cemetery. The commissioners accepted the Friends may call at the Ewing bid of the Citizens Development Co. Funeral Home from 6 to 8: 30 p.m . at $850 a month for thl"' rent on Wednesday. In · lieu of flower s, welfare offices in Middlepoli profriends may give donations to the viding that state reembursement is Meigs County Chapter of the forthcoming. The bidoftheSuperior American Cancer Society. Office Supply Co. for a copier!or the Me igs County Health Department in the amount of $7,00) was accepted . Mrs.Sharon Bailey, matron of the WASHINGTON (API - The Meigs County Infirmary, met with Army Corps of E ngineers has tht> commissioners to discuss per- identified mort> than $6 million sonne l a nd resident problems and dollars wolih of projects that will be the dog warden met with the funded in Ohio under the recentlycommiSsioners to discuss his duties. passed jobs bilL The office of Sen. John Glenn, D-Ohio, said the Engineers' Buffalo District will spend $3.38 mill Iori on Weather forecast dredging and $2.00 million on structural work for projects along Eighty percent chance of rain the Lake Erie shore in Ohio. tonight . Low 35-40. Winds southeasThe major projects are at terly about 10 mph. Thursday, 40 Goldie Colmer Goldie Colmer, 102, of 132 Lincoln Hill Road, Pomeroy, died Wednesday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Colmer was · a former resident of Pratts Fork. She was born in Athens County, a daughter of the late Isaac and Amanda·Hawk Cullums. She attended the Shade United Methodist Church. Surviving are two . sons and daughters-in-law, · Woodrow and Grace Colmer, Athens, and Orien and Mary Colmer, Pomeroy; two daughters and sons-in-Jaw,Ga111et and Harry Smit h, Albany, and Alvlra and Frank Burson of Florida. Also surviving are 13 grandchildren. several great grandchildren. and several great great -grandchildren. Besidfs her parmts, she was preceded in death by her husband, William Colmer, a nd a daughter, Hazel Colmer. Serv ices will be he ld at 3 p.m. Sa turday a.t the Hughes Funeral. Home in Athens with Pastor Charles McVey officiating. Burial will be in Pratts Fork Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home fi·om 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . on Friday. Major projects receive funding percent chance of rain during he morning and partly sunny tby Cleve land $1.6 million, Fairport . Harbor$938,00J,Ashtabula$897,lXXl, Sandusky Harbor $667,0ll, Con· neaut $647,00J, Port Clinton $400,lXXl and Lorain $84,0ll. The Engineer's Huntington, W.Va., will spend $500,1XXJ for modification of dam gates at Greenup Locks and Dam on the Ohio River, near Portsmouth and $300,00J for repairs to the Delaware Lake basin north of Columbus. r-;~~~~~~;:~;:;:~~~~::::::::::~~ SPpLA Y TEx·r·ln·_ g · Sa ~!~:;oe::·~~~hF~!as.. Friday through Sunday: Fair on Friday and a chance of rain Satw-day and Sunday. Highs in the 50s. Lows from the mid-30s to ~ Litter board sets clean-up day 992-li696. .. - FEDERAL WAY, Wash. (AP) · Barney Clark, laid to rest as a cold rain fell on l,:nl mourners, was eulogized as "our bero 1n this chapter of history" who blazed a medical trail with his artificial heart ·t hat thousands of patients wiD someday follow . "In time, 50,(XX) men and women per year wiD be restored to a worthwhile existence with the artificial heart In the United States alone," said Dr. Wlllem Kolff, director o( the University of Utah D!vlslon of Artlflclal Organs, as Clark was buried 1\lesday near his hometown. . About 1,lXJ people turned out in cold, driving rain for the funeral service at theChurchofJesusCh.rlst of Latter-day Saints Stake Center, south of Seattle, wbere the retired dentist was eulogized as a selfless hero. "To a world increasingly filled with hopelessness and despair, he stood quietly and ~lutely for an entirely (!Uferent view of life, " said Elder Neal A. Maxwell of the · Mormon Church's Council of the Twelve ApostlE'S. "His impact was Immense - greater than he could possibly know." He called the 62-year-old Clark "a selfless pioneer, adding a new dimension to the Mormon pioneer tradition In which those who lost their loved ones crossing the plains nevertheless picked up their handcarts and headed west." Rarely wlthQUt . pain after the operation at the University of Utah Medical Center, an uncomplaining Clark shook off death time and again for 112 days until circulatory .collapse and inultiple organ failure overtook him a week ago today. Future recipients of the plastic heart "wiD experience that their borrowed_days, weeks, months or years of survival are a precious gift which they owe to Barney Clark and (his wife) Una Loy," said KoUf. Clark's body , in a closed walilut ,casket draped with yellow roses and Support can be Beautiful'" bras including No Body's Perfect'" bras, "Thank Goodness it Fits"'" bras. Free Spirit"' bras and bottoms. · Instead.. bras. Cross Your Heart" Playtops'" sports bras. j Playbottoms" sports panties, and Double Diamonds"' girdles As a first step in Implementing a Nation's heart pioneer buried The second artificial heart will be Implanted within six months, Dr. WU!iam DeVries, Clark's surgeon, has said. Doctors hope to expand guidelines for the expertment to allow use on patil'nts not as sick as Clark was. ·20% o· Fr:~ r lo\v44l5. recent litter grant in the county, the Meigs County Litter Control Board has agreed to participate with the Ohio Department of Natural Resources in a Oean Up Ohio Day obServance on 'April 30. Carl R. Hysell, chairman ofthe · county Utter control board, reports that this aean Up Ohio Day program ·will focus on cleaning up Uiter from local roads with the help of volunteers, local government agencies; donations from businesses and other local support. Any Interested groups, organizations, citizens and others who want to partlcpate are invited to can Hysell at 992-3096 or 992-3371 for further lnforma lion, or Tim Clemens, cooperative extension service, litter control program, at .8_ Wednesday, March 30, 1983 ., to head the Environmental Protection Agency. He said after a brief visit with Mrs. Clark, "She's a woman." Other members of the Utah medical team attending included DeVries, assisting surgeon Dr. Lyle Joyce and Dr. Robert Jarvtk, r~W~e!:ye~r~ba~eu~se~r:c~o-:.:a~n~d~th~e~~~~~in~v~e~n~to~r~o~f~th~e~h~e::art~.- - - - carnations, was wheeled slowly into the chapel, foUowedbyhiswlfe,sons Stephen and Gary, cta,ughter Karen Shaffer, five grandchildren and members of the medicalteam. President , Reagan was represen ted at the funeral by wtwam/ Ruckelshaus, · an executive - ·Easter flowers Emergency calls • ',•. . A self-denial meeting will be held at 7: :KJ p.m. Thursday at · the Salvation Army , 115 Butternut Ave., with Major Glenna Rummel (Ret.) speaking. She will speak on denial, missions and her two trips to India. She Will also display photos and curios from her trips. Meets Friday The Melgs1County Fox Chasers AssOCiation will meet at 7: :KJ p.m. Friday ·at the headquarters on Eagle Rld!!e. ' . - SPRING 'BlOSSOMS FOR SOMEONE YOU LOVE· •LILIES • MUMS • AZALEAS • CORSAGES . eCUT FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS• •PERMANENT MEMORIAL FLOWERS• POMEROY FLOWER SHOP "THE.WAY AMERICA SENDS LOVE" PHONE 992-2039 106 BUTTERNUT AVE . .or 992-5721 POMEROY, OH , We Accept All Major Credit Cards, And"We Wire FJowers Everywhere. 2 Sections, 12 Pag-e5 20 Cents A Multimedia In c. Ne wspaper. P.o meroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thur5day, March 31, 1983 COLUMBUS - State agencies will save $1.2 million in life Insurance premiums for more tban 51,00J state employees over the next three months under an agreement worked out this week, officials say. Director William G. Sykes of the Ohio Department of Administrl\tlve Services said the $400,(W monthly premiums will be made from a rate stabilization fund with the Medical Life Insurance Co. of Cleveland. He said past payments overtinanced the fund, which Is designed to stabilize premiums at times of high benefit payments. · A slmUar revtew of funds with the Connecticut General Insurance Co. could reduce premiums fqr de!ltal insurance. A recognized . authority on Microwave Cooking will be 'in our earpet store on THURSDAY, MARCH 31 - 7:00 P.M. Sharon will explain the many advantages of Microwave cooking (savings of time and energy). She will cook and explain the procedures for preparing food, including use of accessories. THE Soine extension offices to close COLUMBUS - Budget considerations have brought on a reorganization in the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service that will cause a reduction of area offices by next year. Ge<lrge R. Gist, associate director of the extension service, said area otflces to lie closed Include those at Defiance, Eaton, Fremont, Mt. Gilead, Wapakonela and Washington Court House. He said offices at Belle Valley, Jackson and Wooster will remain, whUe new olllces will be opened near Findlay and Dayton. IS INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY Man loses swine flu shot claim MIDDLEPORT .9 92-2635 CLEVELAND - A federal judge who had conflicting opinions trom two researchers has denied damages to a man who said a swine flu shot made him llll6 weeks after the vaccination. U.S. OlsU1ct Judge WID Jam K. Thomas said the claim was wlthou t merit becallll€ the Illness occurred too long after ·the shot. • . Patrick M. McLaughlin,' chief of the civil dlvlSlon' ln the U.S. · altof!Jf'Y'sofflce, said Wednesday that the ruling In Andrew Varga's case sets a finn llmll on which GuUialn-Barre syndrome viCtims will bilve any chance o,f collecting money from the federal government. " PLANS-THAT Two more suspects subpoenaed COLUMBUS- All the people subpoenaed in the investigation of the alleged multiple rape of a 19-year-old student in an Ohio State University dormitory have appeared before the Franklin County grand jury, and two more likely will be subpoenaed, prosecutors say. Assistant prosecutor John Salimbene said Wednesday that the additional two people could appe&r before the grand jury Monday, · wrapping up that phase of the investigation. The grand jury then could vote on whether to return indictments he said. · · ' Members of the jury heard testimony from the victim, two other coeds, one member of the basketball team and nine members of the OSU football team. There was no Indication that any of those who testified are suspects In the case. The coed has alleged that she was raped repeatedly late Feb. 22 . and early Feb. 231n two rooms of the Steeb Hall dormitory. 18 MONTH 5 YEAR 10 YEAR IRA ., LOttery winners CLEVELAND- The winning number drawn Wednesday night in the Ohio Lottery's daily game, "The Number," was 189. In the "Pick 4" game, played five times a week, the winning number was 5009. For 7 a.m. _EST . Rain~ . Showers IIlil111l You can set aside savings up to $?,000 a year, which can be subtracted from your income before you figure your taxes each year. If you have a non-working spouse, you can contribute up to $2,250. If you and your spouse both work , you can each open an IRA and contribute a total of $4,000 to your· plans. LOOKING FOR ASSISTANCE - Sandy Brewer of Cohlmbus reads a nottoo on the wall of Columbia Gas Wednesday while she walls ' for assistance In paylnp; her overdue g..,. bill. The company Is ollerlng a •• I WEATHER FORECAIIT - The Natloaal Wealher Servkle Frldllr lor the aorthera Plalna IUid upper Grell Lallellllld for tM Norllleut. Rain Is forecut for the Paelftc Nerilaveltt 8lld oealrlll ........ ltatel. Swmy watber Is forecul frvm soulbem ~..... to the l'lllal. (AP Laaeprhoto Map). ~ ..., lcJr "Fixed interest rate eHective 3·29· 4~4 . ~ There is a substantial interest p8nal~y, fo~ early1wilhdrawa1 . BAN·KONE . Member FPIC _BANK ONE OF POMEROY POMEROY•RUTLANDeTUPPERS PLAitiS ( -·--~ Ohio forec~ts Cloudy tonight and Friday with a :KJ.~rcent chance of rain. Low tOnight 1'>40. Hlgh on Friday 55-60. . · Extended forecast ' Extellded Ohio Forecllllt- Saturday through Monday: Chance of rain each d8y. HighS In the 50s. Lows in the :lJs to low 40s Saturday and mostly In the 00s Sunday and Monday. program to help those who did not pay their bills during a shutoff moratorium that en~ Thursday. (AP Lascrphoto ), Gas moratorium ends tonight By 1be Associated Press A stllte moratorium on shutting off utliltles to customers who dorl't · pay their biDs ends tonight but in many cases effectively wlll be delayed until Aprll18. The moratorim ordered last Nov. 24·byformerGov.James.A .Rhodes forced gas and electric utility companies to add thousands of names to lists of delinquent customers and tied up millions of dollars tn ·unpald service costs. Columb\a Gas of Onto says it has 118,000 residential customers who are 60 days or more behind in their bills and owe the company more than $Jl million. This is up more than 100 percent for Columbia Gas from this time ln1982. The utility has over 1 million customers in its 56-county service a rea . Toledo Edison on Feb. 1 had 22,151 customers who were behind in their bills by OOdays or more. Toledo Edison serves a 2,500 square-mile area in eight northwest Ohio·countles. Ohio·Power Co., serving 540,000 customers In a triangle of central Ohio, has 111,000accountswhichare 30 days or more past due, tyiitg up$8 and because of HEAP money that wiJI b€.available until May 15," million in cust'omer collections. Ohlo Edison has 82,0ll customers Rooks said hundreds of custowho are behind on a total of $14.6 mers _a re flocking to Columbia 's million in electric service payoffice in Columbu s daily to make ments. That compares to 70,125 arrangements to pay, but spokescustomers who were behind by $10.3 men for several other utilities say million a year ago. there's no rush on settlement s. One factor which will delay Rooks said Columbia is referring cutoffs is an old rule of the Public all eligible customers to HEAP offiees 10 see if they qualify for up to Utilities Commission ofOhiorequiring that in winter months, pas t due $!rn ip aid to'pay utility bills. customers be given at least two Rooks said extension of the Winter Service program will mean notices before service ends. It always requires a 14:day .notice that rio Columbia Gas customer before ending service. In winter · woul!l have service in terrupted until April15. months, !tom Dec. 1 to March 15, Tha t date falls on Friday this year utilities must also send a second 10-rlay notice before cutting the and Rooks noted another longwires or plugging the !(as Jines. standing PUCO rule against discon- . nectlng any utility service between Becawse of the moratorium and noon on Friday and 8 a.m. Monday. extension of a Home Energy "So nobody is going to face Assistance Program , the Winter termination before April 18, that Service date was extended this year to Apri115. next Monday, but they had better be making arrangements before then ·'The aim was to give customers a shutoff." he said. to avoid a few additional days to make Dave Osterland of Ohio Edison arrangements to pay their bms." said his firm is .sending not'ices to said DonnRooksofColumbiaGasof some delinquent . customers and Ohio. "The commission extended It 1 30 days because of the moratorium could start disconnect in!( service by a bout April o. " I don't have numbers on people who have been given fi,nal not ices," he said. "But we have extended our office hours in aU divisions to give the customer s more 1ime to work out payment plans." " OUl·goal is not to cut anyone off," said Lloyd Lewis Jr., genera l manager of customer business operations for Day1on P ower & Light Co. DP&L has been mailing disconnection notices to some 50,00J res ident ial customers s ince March J:i DP&L Is hclping thosc faced with disconnections find assista nce through other program s or the utility. "We've gone to extended hours in our business offices and we've opened a special cent er in downtown Dayton in addition to our _ regular offices. They have special hours a lso." Lewis said . • DP&L also has put employees in offices of the Montgomery County Community Act ion Agency to help cutomers develop payment plans,. he sa id. Bankers confident they'll win withholding issue WASHINGTON lAP) - America's bankers, after engineering a flood of public support lor their cause, are increasingly confident they can win repeal of federal income tax withholding on interest and dividends. More than half the m embers of both the House and Senate, spanning the politica l spectrum, are behind tbe bankers despite criticism by President Reagan and others that the industry'scampaigit is baSed on dl'stonion and falSehood. Having abandoned the traditional tactiC of ·relying on lobbyists to influence decis ions, the industry continues to build on what II calls a "grassroots" campaign based on the nation's millions of bank and savings and loan depositors . Those depositors, egged on by ·their local bankers, got the ball rolling early this year by flooding Congress with the rnost mail ever received on any one Issue. Millions of pieces of mall, manyofthem form letters a nd cards , dema nded that 10 percent withholding on interest and dividends be stopped before it can start on July I. It 's that mushrooming campaign that · Reagan . art<) ·a small )Jut . powerful cadre or congresSional allies are up against. An angry president says It's being orchestrated by "a selfish special interest" bent on proving "that the banks and other financial institutions can still have their way In Washington ." Some Democrats edgy over governor's proposed budget Marriage license Meeting set enttne Agreement saves Ohio money Now BANK ONE has a fi~ed rate IRA plan tailored to suit your investment strategy. Choose from plans with 18-month, five-year or ten-year maturities. Your fixed rate individual retirement account pays guaranteed money market rates for the term of the deposit, and your funds.ar.e insurep by an agency of -the federal government. You ats0 .· · ·receive a quarterly statement on the status of your account. ·· Whether you sign up for an 18-month, five-year or ten-year plan , you'll be assured your money is earning tax-deferred interest for your retirement. Of course, BANK ONE also offers a variable rate 18-month maturityplan as well. Stop by any BANK ONE office for details. A · marriage license has been issued in the Meigs County Probate Court to Samuel Harold Simonds, 37, and Mary Viola Hamm, TI, both . of Pomeroy. at • • .100fo• 10.5°10 11°/0 A regular mrering of Harrisonville Lodge411. F&AM, will be held at 7: :KJ p.m . Saturday at the temple. AU Maste r Masons·are invited. Testbig lawmakers-..•Page 2 Vol.3 t ,No.234 . Copyrighted 1983 IRA Four ca lis were answered by local units, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser<ice reports. At 5: 47 p.m .. the Pomeroy Unit took Goldie Colmer from Lincoln Hill to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 9:54 p.m. treated Jackie Fife at the reside nce on Elm St.; Middlepoli ai 10:20 p.m . took Margarite Julian from N. Second Ave., to Veterans Memorial and Pomeroy at 6:12 a.m . Wl'!lnesday t.ook ·Cindy : Johnson from 139 Butternut Ave. t(\ Pleasant Valley , I Hospital. Masonil' meelin~ Southern wins loop opener...Page 3 Area deaths .... , ,,, .... , ................... , ............. ...... .. , ..... Page u Cla8111fted ads ..................... , .. ... , .. ....................... Pages II- H-12 Comics-TV ............. , .......... ,, .. ................................. .. Page 13 Editorial ................ .................... ......... ... ..................... Page 2 Society .................................................. ........ ........ Pages 7-8-9 Sperts .................... .,. ............................................ Pages 4-~ e STRATEGY TRADITIONAl llllide today's Sentiriel... · . D-Youngstown, could not be COLUMBUS, Qhlo (APl reached for comment. Senate Majority Democrats promise close scrutiny of Democratic Gov. Ri· . Finance Chairman William F. Bowen, D"Cincinnatl, said his · chard Celeste's record $Z7.6 billion committee plans to spend "a budget propOsal. substantial amount of time on it (the Some of them apparently are budget). It's a $Z7.6 billion budget . edgy about the govetnor' s proposed and this is a task we do not take . 28 percent increase in spending and lightly. " $!0:1 million In business tax hikes, Bowen said he feels Celeste coming on the heels of a 90 percent offered bold Ideas and demonIncrease in indiVIdual income taxes. strated " that he Is trying toiumthe House Speaker Vernal C. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, was away on · ,state around (economlcalllyl." "But that's not to say," he added,' vacation Wednesday, but his office "that we agree with everything Issued a statement In which he that's in here (the budget 1." Promised careful reviews of busl· Republican reaction to the propness taxes and spending for osal, to be introduced officially In education, health, welfare and other the House next week, was generally human serviCes. ,negative but restrained. Riffe said Ohio remains in a fiscal But behind the scenes, some GOP · . crisiS and that the Legislature must lawmakers ~ groundwork being be conservative in spending. "This laid for political campaigns In which philosophy must pervade the 1984Celeste and the Democrats can be 1985 biennial budget," he said. cteplcted as undisciplined taxers Senate President Harry Mesne!, { and SJ:fnders. But the industry, led by the veto" says ABA spokesm an Fritz American Bankers Association, is E lmendorf. But spokesmen for Dole and the keeping the pressure on. It Is well Reaganadministrntion deny specuaware that rrepeal i~ all but certain once a vote is forced on the lation that the two offic ia ls sense defeat and are looking for other withholding provision of the Tax ways to raise money. f:qulty and Fiscal Responsibility Act ofl982. Congressional leaders on both The only alternative is to grea tly sides of the Issues have acknowl- . expand the - fRS staff a nd the edged as much, some going so far as number of tax returns audited, sa·ld to predict that Reagan's certain Charlie Powers, aTrcasu ry Depart ·veto of a repeal - measure will be ·.· ment spokesman. "!!withholding Is overridden . . Even sta unch repeal . repealed, w.e'vp got a $tt billion hoie opponents like Sen. Bob Dole, in the (1984) budget," he added . R-Kan ., the finance committee Robert Lighthizer, chiC'! counsel chairman, concede a vote to for Dole's Senate Finance Commit · override a veto will be close. tee, sa id Dole '' knows it's a n uphill The issue now is 11 10 m ake sure ba ttle but he 's not conv inCI'd he's going to lose ... there's sufficient votes to override a Werry candida~e for council position Henry J . Werry, a Pomeroy pollee officer for 40 years, is running as a Republican candidate for Pomeroy Vllage Council in the June primary elections. Werry was a captain with the Pomeroy Pollee Department at the time of his retirement three years ago. H'e had served 10 years as · Pomeroy Fire Chief and for 36 years worked as an auto mechanic with the Blaettnar J\uto Co. and Pomeroy Motor Co. This.is Werry's first bid forpubllc orftce. He has four sons, Thomas, who concldentlally Is an auto mechanic, Is assistant fire chief In Pomeroy and Is employed also with the Pomeroy Pollee Department; Fred, of Pomeroy; Phi)lp of Sand Ridge Road, and Ral ph of Pomeroy . . Werry and his wife, Jaret, reside on Fisher St. Ill Pomeroy. . 'fl . HENRY WERRY �Thursday, ~rch 31, 1983 Commentary . 2-~ Dally Sentintl Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ' lhunday, Maldl31, 1983 ., Page Southern .nips _H T in loop opener, 6-5 Scoreboard ... • I / Of six parasites The. Daily Sentinel Ill Court Slrnot P••m~n1y , Ohio 114-ft!·USI DF.VOTED T011iE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~~ I!!O' !m;iil ......._.._...... ,,..,.._c::~,.... 'q:!v . ROBERT L. WINGETI Publholwr ~AT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH AtOIIIbtMnl Publlsh~r/C~miTulh·r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nrw110Edltur A MF.MBER otf Tht- Asllltlf'ialkd' Prn;s, lnhuld Amerklln Nt''A'IpYpt-r Publlsht'l"'l AllllltK'Wiiun. t.F.TrER.I; OF OPINION il~ •·~lrumrd. ~y DMII~ Pr.-S!i ltJOSIM'liiliua lind th~ WASHINGTON - They ·ldentl· fled themselves, these · six little parasites, as John Doe, Rlchard Roe, PaUl Poe, Bradley Boe, Carl Coe and Frank Poe. On March 9, ·In a U.S. District Court· In Minnesota, they won an injunction that wiU let them feEd upon the body politic next fall . The six, you will have surmised, are youths 18 to 21 who have willfully refused to register under the Selective Service Act for a possible draft sometime in the future. Having thus spit In the eye of their country, they are demanding tax funds under the Higher Education Act In order to assist them in .completing college. Dis- Solomon said his jiUil)OIIe was til trict Judge Donald D. Alsop, In an deprive every young man of any opinion he plainly regretted having form of federal assistance "unle!IS he has obeyed the law." to wrlte, upheld their position. . As a practical matter, the It Is an Infuriating situation. 1be linkage makes sense. No young suit ai'06e from an act of Congnis:; man ts compelie!l to apply . for a last November, sponsored chle!ly byS. I. HayakawalntheSenateand federally subsidized student loan. ·• by Gerald B. Solomon, R-N.Y., ID ·He can seek private financial the House. By lopSided votes In the · assistance; he . can apply for a two chambers, Congress undertook schOlarship; he can look for a Job to deny student loans or other aid to and work his way through college. young' men who had not registered In the case at · hand, the six parasites offl!red no proof of their under the law. allegation that~ ''w111 be unahle "It Is an real travesty," said complete thelfeducation without to Hayakawa, "when those who wiU (federal) financial ald." These not register .can tum around and apply for educa tiona] ' benefits... SOJTY products of the Me Genera- t•lqtM••w Dllmhl:r. N•• uultcned l~ltrn. will bto publl1ht-d. ~UI!'n •hl111ld br in ~lilil &Mste. anld~in« li~A~H. nul pr~ILlllilia~. Reagan the reverser l n spite of Ronald Reagan· s personal strengths, it is very unlikely he can shrink the size of goverrunent. S!IYS a man who has studied the historic Impact of leadership. . "He has failed and he will continue to fall to reverse the forces behind _government growth," says ProfessorEugene E. Jennings, who contends that the Office of the President now has insufficient power to wage an effective battle. One reason, he insists, is the "rule of elephantiasis," which, he says, states that forces for government growth are greater than those for shrinkage. It is fixed, he said. "It is easier to get fat than to get slim." As a consequence, he claims, the presidential election p~s has now become "just a ceremonial gathering to celebrate the last vestiges o! the belief that a single individual can make an Imprint on the sands of time." Jennings, author of the widely used volume, " Anatomy of Leadership," contends that a frontal attack on government size, cost and presence ·"produces a situation similar to antibodies clustering around a foreign illvader." . · : In continumg the attempt, said Jennings. the president risks being .tjjgged the "great reverser" because, he claims, Reagan has been forced tlJ compromise much of the platform on which he ran. : Jennings is a Michigan State University professor, author of many books on corporate life and leadership, and adviser to corporation ohalr111en and occasiona!ly heads of state. He says Reagan is the first president since Calvin Coolidge to attack government size head-on. ''And 1Je doesn't have the tools." • Among the errors he says Reagan has made: ; -Failing to realize there was insufficient power in the office of the gresidency. Since Franklin D. Roosevelt, says Jennings, there has been a eower shill toward legi$1atlve and judicial branches, and bureaucracy in J!eneral. : -Overestimating the power of a single individual. "The present art of J!llvernance is not sophisticated enough to offset the power to push and shove a president." . : Conflicting forces bombard the president's office, "and make him at Worst into a vacilator or at best into a catalyst who has a stimulus to ~hance or slow that which will eventua!ly happen anyway." • -Falling to understand what is self-evident: "That vast number of Americans cannot get along with less government." : .Jennings argues that each time the president goes directly to the public for support in his struggle against government elephantiasis he runs the r~k of becoming less effective. . ; "1be typical American today doesn't \jlant less government if it means ~ing deprived of benefits, supports and protection that he has come to belleire are his rights," he said. ; Most presidents, he continued, underestimate these factors. "But they ctJdn't make a frontal attack," as did Reagan, Jennings said. Berry's World ' . .. As a rna,l1er of law, aJ J Alsop made clear, the 1.982 acfbU . serious shortcomings. One of the alincet forgotten pi'IJVlslons of the Constitution torbldl ~ til pass any ' 1blll of attainder.'• 1be clause origlnaf;!!d 111 the old Engllall practice by which ParUament could condemn an Individual til death for treason withOut the formaUty of a trial ID Court. Our .. f ~- . '· • tfoday in history ; Today ~Thursday, March 31, the 90th day of1983. There are 275 days left . 1ft the year. . • .Today's Highlight In History: , : On March 31, 18lfJ. the Elff~l ToWer was opened in Paris. : On this datt>: ; In 1492, Jews In Spain were given t~ months to accept Christianity or' leave. · • · ; In 185!1, the United States signed Its first treaty with Japan, opening two Japanese ports to trade with the I)Utslde world. . • In l917..the United States took possession of the Virgin Islands. : And. 1n 1948. Congress passed the Marshall Aid Pact for Europe's poo-World War II recovery. · . · . ; Ten years ago: South Vietnamese Presldent Nguyen Van Thleu left for W.ablngton to seek assurance that the UnltedStateswouldunderwrltethe 1iarvtvaJ of a non-Cmununlst South Vietnam. : FtYe years ago: Pn!sldent Jimmy Caner arrived in Nigeria -the first ~ by a US. Plesldent to a sub-Saharan African nation. • One )'1!111' ago: Pn!sldent Ronald Reagan said he could not agree to an Mnerlcan trwze Oil nuclear weapons because the Soviet Union had "a 6ft!* IYI8J1IIn of Jt.qleriorlty" over the United States. · • 'l'Cidll)"tblrthdaYS: Humorist Henry Morgan is68. Al:trclsShlrley Jones li49. · 'J'hoUillt for today: "SeU-conquest Is the greatest of victories."- Plato, Greek~ (~I 427 B.C.- 317 B.C.) cr Wa ~ h~ rlWort 111 lr1dlana Atli1n1.11 nl Chlca"c o Hou :<ICJI at San ,,nton lo f ;oldNI smw 'a1 Uwh Kan S<t~ C it:~· a1San Olo::o _~ Ll'MPt' CIT'C1f'I;NATI RF.OO-.~'f'll Rrud I J"h ~·. pll€'hcor. 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Coach Greg Drummer's crew 'trailed 4-1 Into the ilflh, but seven runs by the young Rockets oversha· ;ciowed·Meigs' three-run seventh. ·: Rod Roush _hurled five strong ·Innings for the Marauders In ' striking out three and walking but two. Mike Chancey pitched the Sixth and faMed onewhilewalklng .tOW'. Rick Wise came on ID the ·5eventh and fanned two while ~arauder .. top Meigs Issuing one base on balls. Hitters for the young Marauders wereShawnBakerwlthtwosingles and 8 double and Paul Duf contributed a single, a two-run shot lntheseventhlnnlng.Bakerhltthe ·first pitch on all three of his hits. "We hit the ball pretty good, but right at them," said Coach Greg Drenner after the game. Meigs' reserves are sched\Jied against Logan next Tuesday at Logan. •r ~ Me181 ............... ............ .100 000 3- 4 4 J Wellstm ....... ............. ... mt 143 x-U 7 3 TIME ' L .E T T H E , .1 "They've been exposed to· so much basketball . they get the . concept that there's not a lot they have to learn. It's just a gut feeling I have. " Phillips said. "Thegtrls haven't been subjected to the pressure and haven't been subjected to new ideas whichareold to the boys. Therefore, it's more of a learning experience. They accept criticism, but more Importantly they have 'a thirst to learn the game. Thai's not a knock against the boys because they know a lot more." Girls much be coached diffe rently than boys , he found . "Girls are a heck of a lot more emotional," he said. "They get upset a lot faster. You 've got to handle them· a heck of a lot differently. 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You goals aren't any different. We approach it the same wav ." One main- difference is In t!K> players' willingness to accept advice, he said. "Oneofthebigthlngs Is !think the boys who have played since they were five years old finally get to the point in their careers where they say, 'Hey, I know pretty much basketball,' and the coach's judgment while accepted externally might not be accepted Internally. and brakes, automatic trans., air ' WELLSI'ON - A tw<HNt walk with the bases loaded In the bottom of the. seventh . Inning spelled an 11-10 defeat for the Meigs' reserve girls' softball loss to Wellston here . Wednesday. . , . -- ·: Meigs ou:!hft the opjJo~lttont2 to · · six, but fell to the young Rockettes, Who played errorless ball. Freshman Barb Hatfield pitched all the way ID striking out 10 and waking 18 for Meigs. Kimball ~alked seven and struck out seven In going the dlstanee lor Wellston . ' Young Marauderettes hitting sAfely for Coach Wally Hatfield's crew "were Hollie Miller with two singles, Gina Follrod, a single and double, Hatfield, three slniles and four'RBI's, JUlie Roush, slnale and dOuble, Daphane DIBard. double, and. Teresa Pratt and Kim Eblin. each a slilele. , 'Ole next game for the Meigs nine Is Tuesday at Eastern. ' READING, Ohio tAP) -Larry Phillips has coached both high school boys and gtrls basketball teams. arid thinks the dlrferences between the two are growing smaller. "The equality factor Is going to get closer and closer through the years, " said Phllllps, the girls' coach at Readlrig High School in suburt:Jan Cincinnati. "Youcanseeitinthecrowds;you can see it in theertthuslasm: you can see It in the nwnber of gtrls going 10 basketball camps and In the number of girls participating in the summer programs. "lt'sbecomlngobvlousthatlt' san acceptable, valuable. competitive situation. And I don'tthlnk that was the case when I flist started," he said. 1976 MERCURY MARQUIS . . ' . Reserves lose ll-1 0 decision MElli .. ..... .......... ....... ... illl 212 1-10 12 2 Wellstm .. .. .. ....... .. .. ...... 2m 401 2-U 6 0 • Equality factor growing closer -Phillip~ 2 door, 302 engine, power. steering and brakes, air conditioner, AMFM stereo radio, wire wheelcovers, white wall tires, 35,4H miles. WAS . NOW Stock No. 52461 '5795 .,...._ . Barnes: • 1983 TO O,IR QUALIFIED APPLICANTS GOOD THROUGH APRIL 1983 OfFER Wellstm .. .. ....... " .............. 001 3l1 0 8 8 ,6 ?olelp .......................... .. aJ lEO x-ll 7 3 .,__ Harris. CUne (LP), Barnes 5th andO. 11.5% APR. AVAILABLE ON LIMITED ~bleheader. . H~~---- ....... ......... ..... 00! .010--5 5 f Southern .... .............. ........... 031· 02x-1 3, Baileltes: cunn1ngllam, Porter tWP) ahtt . ' ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Marauderettes' varsity sdtball squad opened Its 19113 season on a , winning note with a come:frombehlnd 12-8 win over WeUston here WedneSday. . A six-run fifth Inning was the difference as Coach Rlck Ash's charges put together five walks, a fielder's .choice, ail error, and senior Krls Snowden's bases loaded single to Wipe out a H deposit. . Senior Natalie Lambert was the winning pitcher · in going the distance for ~elgs. She stru<;k out six and walked 12 In the route-going performance. With Meigs behind 7-6 II! the top of the tlflh, she escaped a bases loaded, no outs, predicament with no runs being scored. The Marauderettes collected seven hits, all singles. Senior Jamie Acree accounted for two while Cindy Crooks, Pl!ula Hortnn, Robin ·Buffington, Bartl Grueser and Snowden each added a.single. • The Wellston pitchers walked 11 and struck none. . Meigs' next outing Is SatU111ay at .VInton cOunty when the Marauderettes play the VIkings in a . Lowell Wingett Bailey went to second on a 0. Bames' sacrifice, putting the tylqj run In scaing posHlon. After t( ground out, Baley wenttothlrd anct later tried to score on a wild pitch, but was nalled at the plate to end the game. : John Porter was the win~ pitcher wtth 'ive sirlke ruts and!u~ two walks in three innings of work0 Cunningham went two and two' tliirds innings fanning six and walking five. Cline suffered the lce4 wtth five strikeouts and six walks: while Barnes fanned one an~ . l walked two. Not to be denied, Hannan Trace steal. Following a wild pitch Billy came r ight back to tie the score on a Swain rapped a Une single up the walk to Dan ·Bays, a single by middle to put the Wildcats on top 5-4 Dames, Allen Bailey reached on a · with darkness rapidly setting ln. hit pitch, followed an RBI single by Southern struck back In the Beaver. F1agg, pinch running for bottom of the fHth with one out Barnes, tied the score on a wild when PaUl Harris drilled a deep pitch at 3-3. double to right center field. Zane The Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr. crew Beegle J:>llowed up with a walk and went ahead In the third Inning on a Rob Cunningham walked to fiJI the tape measure home run by Robbie bases. Another walk off reliever CuMingham with no one aboard. Barnes forced home the tying run, For .t he rest of that frame the setting the stage for the potential Tornado bats were sll!?nced, how- winning run. ever, the Wildcat batsman proWith the baSes loaded and one duced a roar of thunder In tile top c1 out, Beegle pk:ked up the signal, the fifth. then broke for home to score. In that frame Allen BaUey Hannan Trace went to the plate singled , Beaver walked, and both In the sixth Inning as the WUdcats runners advanced on a double threatened on a walk by P . Bailey. .---------------------------------------------------~====~~ :girls open season with '12 to 8 win new I"C'" tirrrnmT of Ru y 0\cl"lam. ~ tf('ry ·. r~erves RAONE :· ·· trailing 5-4 going into the ...vtlvtn of the fifth Inning, the Southern Tornadoes knotted the score, th€!1 scored what proved to be the wlruilng run when Zane Beegle stole home for a 6-5 victory over the Hannan Trace WUdcats Wednesday. The SVAC victory left southern with a '1-0. league slate and 2-0 mark overall. Tlie Tornadoes lumped off to a 3-0 lead In the second lnillng when Beegle r!?ached base on an error, Wade Connolly hit a triple to right center, scoring the first run, followed by waiks to Jim Hupp and Charlie WoHe. Connolly scored on a ground out by Joe Wolfe. Tony Deem reched after being hit by a pitch, and John Porter walked to force home a run. :~· • f'O(Jfii.-U.L . Thu,...._f'" coun- . l•·wi;(. 1-\t'tl !'c'hn im. t~i lt· IK~-s. anti lnt k>l dr ~ ·!'< C n 'J.!, Cagf1 t'. Tim Tr'l.ll f'l a rid .t, ... wo \ 't..'J!II. in.flr'lch ·.... tn Tolrd.') nf th · l n i i'!Tml ~•n al l .t ·a~l '. Tl "ilfk"9 1\·an MI'N I. shll !1 .~ ! op. Ill lhf' I JIS ,\ n~ •lt"' f'\;N' York at I .OS AnwJI'!i Jack Anderson • MI~N f:'(Yfh T\\.1 !\F:-!O.c-nt .Ji m (';~ui Rorl~ . •h•ff 1.111 ~ · urNI naua.. mSl •aulft the cornfort~_l.a-nd-:-co_;_n_venl--:-e-nce--of:-...,a-nd-;-;-tw-o-c"7hil-::-:dre_;_n-:fro-m-F=o-rt-:-:::-Hood-:-,----::One~-g-e_ne_r-al:--and-:--:-his:--party-,-their own personal !llr-taxl service. Texas, to Washington, D.C. While needed to fly from Washington to Dlsdalnlng the jar cheaper com· generals'wlvesareallowedtoflyln OffuttAirForceBI!selnNebraska' mercia! flights available, they have cases of "national Interest," child-and they were IDa hurry. Sotbey created, In the words of an ren are entitled to go along only on Insisted on a C-140 alr!Ht planeInspector General's report, "an overseas nights when their fathers rather than theexecutlve-styleT-3& on-demand airline service." are transteiTed. jet, even lhoughaC-140costaS2.a» There Is little red tape Involved. In this case, the general was an hour to fly, compared with the No reservatlons are needed; no going to Washington for a promoT-:ll's S800 an hour. What was thevouchers must be submitted after- don ceremony. The cost of the dlflerence ID speed? Exactly 10 ward. In ertect, ail a pentagon round-trip filght was $5,36'i. JG knots an hour. "A total of 15poohbah has to do Is pick up the auditors found that the same tripon minutes was saved.'' the JG report phone and say: "I'm a general. F1y a commercial airline would have notes, at a cost dltferenceof$12.400.. me - anywhere 1 want to go." cost $950 for the farnlly of four: "In - Another Air Force aeneral, My associate Lucette Lagpado our Opinions," the JG report with his wUe and twootheraftlcen. has seen the IG report on the· observes, "the lndlscrtritlnate use from Andrews Air Force Sue Penlagon's "on-demand atrllne." of milltary alrlif! In this outside Washlniton to Los All&eles Here are some of the more makes It appear the DoD Is · - with a six-hour stopover In Laa outrageous abuses It cites: operating Its own airline for the Vegas. Air Force auditors Insisted - An Army general coounan- convenience of those having suffl· the trip, lncludlng the stopover In !leered a T-39 jet to fiy him, his wUe clent rank to use It" · the Navada gambling resort, was strictly business. / w~·•nr•d""'" ~'"" 'l'tanNM ·t•u·~ 8 .-\"'F.R\1..1, ,\mtft·un Li·~ · (1r'\"C'hklld at Or w ol1 war "/ wonder if they make child restraint seats In your size." Fridilf'" G"'m•'" al &,.Inn Nr·w .1~ ·~ ~ ~- at I 'tlll addphl:~ Mll~onmkr<• determlneci What are the qualifications to be no way of screening candidates and one provision of disarmament talks · We older folk remember the a member of Congress? That Is a shambles Warren G. Harding none yet today. Will we ever leam that each natloo bave lawmakers wbo can prove familiarity' with thie to profit by past mistakes? question that I am asking myseH made of the presidency. But, he more and more days as the was handsome, a fiuent speaker Now, while we are going through other country? Let them see tint country slides toward the nucleat and was the pick of Ohio's powedul a most dangerous crisis wtth the hand that their antagonists are preclp_lce. What are the qualifica- Republican political machine who Soviet Union, Is a time to look Indeed people Uke themselves! Much of the present tensloa closely at the cahdldates for tions of the president or the pushed his candidacy through the members of his cabinet? Do they Republican Natlonal ainventlon In president and Congress In 198t. No between the United States and the have the experience, training and 1920. No one questioned the judgedoubt, H we continue to exist over Soviet Union Is caUBed by fear rJ. moral courage to skirt the abyss? 1 ment of the delegates and harding the present crisis, the competltlo!l the unknown. We don't . trust think neither group has shown they was elected president In 1920 to between this country and the Soviet Communism because we know ao · are qualified! Union wiU continue. It Is time to little about it. The Soviets don't become the ma;t Inept chief To be a president or a Congress· executive we have ever had before make sure that the people we elect trust Capitalism for the man one has only to have a pleasing or since. There was nothing In the next ~ar are better qualified than reason. If two parties so far apart ID appearance, a quick tongue and a . Harding background that qualified most of those now In otnce. Three philosophy as the Democrats and knack for getting votes. To be a him to be president of the United quarters of the members of the Republicans can live amicably In cabinet merrtber one has to be States. The cquntry was racked House of Representatlves and the same . country, why can't nominated by the preslden~ usu- with scandal ~ars after he died ID more than half the' Senate have Communism and CapitaliSm ocally in payment for political favors office. Because he appointed canever visited Russia. They know cupy the same world without and pass an el<81111natlon by the binet members of like stripe, his only the stories about the Soviet blowing each other to oblivion? 1 think" the· eountry~s : ~ ­ Senate. ·usually tJUs dEimocradc ·. adrnlnlstf.atlon has ileroine . syn- . Union theybaveabsorbedlllcemosr should dev!Se.ii plan to malce-1\ll'e :ptocessworltSiiu.tvecy\veil but It is ' onyn\ous with graft and comiptlon. ' oi uS from 40 -yeats "of coid occasionally stymied by political or The nation suffered loss of prestige propaganda. On the other &Ide, 70 we ctloose Our lawmakers as mercenatji considerations. Then, which not even the Puritan Image percent of the Soviet cOmmunist carefully · as we do our schoOt when the process breaks ·down, the of Calvin Coolidge was · able to Party Politburo have never visited teachers! entire country suffers. the conse- dispel. All this because there was the United States. Why not make quences. There should be some standard by which elected offiCials are chosen, ·o ther than a ready wit and a gift of gab . Before Jhey are allowed to be cillldldates'for public office, they should be required to pass some stringent examination to prove they are capable of fulfilling the duties the oft!ee requires. Expertlse In oite or two fields should not be enough to qualify a candidate. Presidents and . Con· gressmen are required to be knowledgeable about a wide range of subjects. Because a pe~n Is a political expert Is no reason to believe · he Is an expert in other fields, But the majority of our public servants reach office with no other quaiHications! The average voter cannot be expected to make a decision on the candidate's quallfl· ca lions by reading his literature or hearing him speak. To ask the voter to pass on a candidate's quallflcaUons at a primary or general election Is asking too much. 1bere · shiJII)d be some method by which candidates are screened Just a.s .reachers In our schoola are screened. We ·an lai(IW at 110111e glib-~ rascal who bu beeD kicked out of an ofllce be tlhou)d IIIM!r have held ln .the flnt place. ~ Transactions I~ AnL'rh ~ 111 [){>n\'1'1' court Testing lawmakers· f'hwnplooo.h111 "NMI..a..\·, Marti! :11 Fn-...m S!. lfl. Ol •l':r ulrO n.•n•hQ''" (iamu• Judge Alsop also ruled for the plalntlffs on a secOnd, more famWar, ground. Because wllltul failure til register Is a felony, the students would be compelled to Incriminate themselves In applying for a student loan. If they swore falsely that they had ~. they coUld be p~~ for perjury; H they acknowledged truthfully that they had not registered, they would have confessed their gullt. Judge Alsop made It clear that he did not condone their conduct: "This Is flnnly of the op~ that those pel'!IOIIS subject to the draft registration law owe their country a duty to comply with tb&t law in all respects." He Intended to ~ord no solace "to those wllo willfully vl?late that law." manner !r. f'Unhmd :11 Ptu:Tibl to keep the leglslltlve and Judicial branches separate, prolllblted Con' greu from passtna any law that might effectlvely find guilt and Impose punlalupent on whole groll~ of people; That was Judge Alsojl's ruling Ill the case of the •ix parasites. ~ denying them sll!!lent loans, Coli' gress was seeking to punish them without a trial. The siX would be Airline for top brass NIT results L:!all IIi. ~•lias 1m ~ n O irt:o ln : ~ N~· ' 'urk ~ 'allil' u:•. Ol'lml l 1U at N\' Ran)..• •r:- Winn iPf}: v t Ettmor1tnn .1•·•-st,. glmmee, Kllpmee. own fOIIDdlng fa~rs. N~ · . l l'r-:..:~ Bostn11 W . lndiiU'Ia l lti same .~· Wa.~ hlngt on ;u 01'UYIIT W!t,; hlngton lUI, N('\1. !I';' Ph lladt'lphlu tll Allafll a 11:1 \k'l.'t'l<llll\ 1112. HOUsl rlf'l ~ " these .. ~y'~o ll&m~ ... NltkMul Bw;MtW ,\--tudun don simply hollered, glmmee: ~'attainted." WASHINGTON - While the nation's commercial airlines are struggllngthroughhardtlmes,the · Pentagon Is operatging its own airline for the convenience of the top brass - all at the laxpayers' expense. Exactly how much the 9,000plane fieet costs is difficult to track through the budgetary labyrinth, but the pentagon puts the figure at $62.4 miUion a year. One part of the airline,- the Special Air MISsion program, costs about $26.3 mUii6n a year. The bill for the other pari, the Operational Support Airlift program, comes to $36.1 rn1111on annually. Thls Is a lot of money to be squandering on high-ranking milltary and civilian officials who like 1\T"\' Ranjilf'l,; ar PhlladNphla \'allfOli\"N" ar ('a l~l u) " \\'~' ,.(;!Ytk'!i 1huuld bf l0111 I.Nia 381 w11tds hq. All k-Ut"rli Mrt' subj~<'l 111 edilinl( und mu111 bt! ~ ~~~ with n»mt!, addrn~ and NBA results ]ames ]. Kilpat~ick ...••• The Daily Sentirei-Page;::} Pameroy,- Middleport, Ohio ·.~ ·.1983 FORD OONVERSION LEISURE VAN .,__ _ __ 1983 Ford F-100, red, 3 speed, 6 cyl. 1983 Ford Ranger, darll spruce, 4 cyl. auto. 1983 Ford F-250 4x4, green, 6 cyl., auto. · 1983 Ford F-150, blue and white, 6 cyl., auto. 1983 Ford Bronco, tan, 302 engine, auto. 1983 Ford F-100, tutone blue, 6 cyl., auto. I 1983 Ford Ranger no. T056, black & silver, 4 cyl., 4 sp. 1983 Ford Ranpr no. T050, dad.blue, 4 cyl., auto. 1983 Ford Ranger no; T077, XLS trim, 4 cyl., 4 sp. 1980 Chewolet Diesel, 8 ft. bad, auiG. 1982 Ford .f·100, 6 ft. bed, 6 cyl., 3 sp• 1978 DatSun Pickup Kin1 Cab, 4 cyl;, auto. 1977 Dodp 0.300, 1 ton flat bed dual whnls 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed tr•ons., AM radio, good work car. WAS NOW '1095 1979 CHEVROLET Z-28 .. . . White, VI engine, power steering and brakes, automatic trans., .air conditioning, AM-FM atereo. Good condition. NOW WAS Stock No. 52410 '5795 '6495 B ·E w �' .. .' Page 4 . The Daily Sentinel ' Panieroy-Middlepart, Ohio Thursday. Mardi 31, 1983 tGrant calls Fresno win,. '~iggest ever' . il. Reds, Cards battle to 3-3 tie (AP) _ .Rpn TAMPA....... r "' trallllng exhibition baseball game ,....; W!'dn(!sday . The 'game W;IS called with tlle score tied after the 12th because the Cardinals had used up all their pitchers. :: ~~BEN WALKER •: "" Sports Writer :. NEW YO~ 1AP1- "At flrs1. we : :probably d1dn t k~· "·hattoe~)JI'('I , ;wnh all that goes w1th the NatKmal . junior forward Berna rd Thompson , who scored a game- high 2'2 point s. "We came out with gOQd intensity and it seem ed to bother them " Fresno Stare. 25-10, overcam<' a virtolies In 4t seasons - had hoped an NIT championship might help ease recent di~ppointment s. In the .last three seasons. · aided by All-America ns such as Mark Agui· >: Invita tion Tou rnament." admitted · :.FresnoStateCoarhBoydGrant. , ; In the md. he and h1s BuUdogs ;.learned what it wa~ like to win it. ; ; "This isour big!(estv ictorypver." ; :Grant said (Iller Fresno State deal! , ·De Pa ul a 69-60 defea l Wednesda)· ;: night in the cha mpionship game of ;. the 46th a nnual NIT at Madison ( Sq u ar~ Garden. "Winning it here is ; like a drPa m." • The Bulldogs beat DeP aul the ; sam£' way thev've lx><'n beat ing : -teams aU year in the Pacific Coas.t ; :Athletic Conference. where they <fi nished fourth' - with a patient ::offense. despite a 30-second shot ;.clock here, a nd an int!'nse defenS£' ; that ranked second in the na tion. • "We wanted to make them have : trou ble handling. the baiL" said ,. shakY start In which they fe Ubehind 10-2 and trailed 30-29 a t halftime. The smaller Bulldogs. who had bea ten TPxas-E I P aso. Michi!(an State. Oregon State and Wake Forest on their way to the final , inched ahead midway through the second half a nd then salted away the game from the foul line, eXIending a CJ6-55 1ead with~ : 40 left 10 a 67·06 margin in tile final second,. "G ive th!'ir defense credit ," said DePaul' s 65-year-<lld coach, Ray Meyer . ''It was no flukE'. We shot 25 of 74 from the floor . ThPre's no possible way you can win with shooting like that. " Meyer , the wlnnigest active coach in coUege basketball - ff57 rre and Ter ry Cummings. the Blue now, people are talking about Jr;;;;;;:~==~;;;;;;~====~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;, Demonshadoftenbeenranked No. l Fresno StatE'." but had been knocked off each vear r-;:::=========~ in the ir rirst NCAA tournament . The Dai,ly Sentinel game. (U1!PS Ul-IN) "We real ly wa nted to Win this for A Dlvloloo ol M..llmedla, lac. Coach Mey!'r ." said Bernard RanPublished every afternoon. Monday dolph. a senior who saw his through Friday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley ~bllshlngCommpany four-year career end on yet another · Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio unfulfiUed not!'. 45769, 992-2156. second c)ass po9tage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. . "When ltwas overandl hE'ardtbe final horn. 1thought ' tha t's it,l'mall Member: The Associated Press, In· done ," ' sa id Randolph, who led land Dally Press As90CiaUon and the American Newspaper Pullshen AssoDePaul, 21·12, with a 13.7 scoring clatlon, National A.dvert1$1ng Repreaverage this season. " You ca n't sentative, Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue, New York, N"' dwell on the past. " York 10017 . . Randolph, who had 13 points POSTMASTER: Sen<! address to The before fouling out in the final Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St., Pomeroy, minute, was joined on the NIT Ohio 45769. all-tourney team by teammate SUBSCRIPTION RATES Tyrone Corbin- whO had 12 points By Carrier or Motor Route One Week ..... ....... ...... .... , ... ,. .. ,.,Sl.OO and 16 rebounds - along with CANTON. Ohio !AP I - Eric :Newsome, the 5-10 bas ketball st ar • !rom Toledo Rogers High School, is :among six players named today to :nu the roster s of the Ohio High :School North-South' Cage Classic, · played in Canton's Ci\1C Center ;April 9. '•' Newsome, whose more !han 1,425 point s in three years is a career standard for Toledo City School S<"Orers, wa s added to the roster of the Class AAA North all-star squad by the sit e selection committee. Named to the Class AAA South team were 64 ChriS ElzE'y of Oxford Taiawanda and 6-9 Don Hughes of Kettering Alter. Others named to the Class A·AA teams were 5-11 Mark Miller of Cincinnati McNicholas and 6-6 Jamie Lane of Gallia Acadt'my to the South sqaud, and 6-6 Kevin Spivey of Youngstown Rayen to the North team. The selections were announced by Dave Behner, McKinley Seni9r High principal and director of the Cage Classic, sponsored by the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches The doubleheader will have the Association. Class A-AA game at 7 p.m. and the Class AAA starscompetlngat9p.m. The South AAA's second 6-9 player is Kannard Johnson of Cincinnati Taft. Dan Perry. the 6-3 star from Minerva, was named to the North A-AA team earlier by the site select ion committee, joining 5-11 Fred Neil of Massillon Tuslaw, Oak Harbor's 6-1 Dan Christie, Bellevue's 6-2 Brian Kegerries, Ridgewood' s 5-11 Danny Olinger, St. Henry's 6-5 Chris Stucke, YoungstownRayen's6-5MarkMcLendon, Lorain catholic's 1>4 Chris Kelly and Orange's6-IO Mark Boddy. The other players already selected to the squads Include, for thE' · South squad in the Class A-AA game, 5-9 Sieve Willard of Bexley, 6-1 Brad WaikeofWheelersburg,G-3 Jon Homer of Madiera, 6-1 Thomas Howard or VaUeyview, 6-3 Mike Smith of Buckeye Trail , 1>4 Jim StollE' of Oak HUI, 1>4 Michael Daniels or Pleasant and 6-7 boug Fogt of Anna. The Clas s AAA North team wUI f~>ature Alliance's l;.t Jerry Willi· ams along with 6-2 Tony Emerick or Wapakoneta, 6-3 Jim GUmore of Warren Western Reserve, 6-2 Rob Davis of WintersvUie, 6-5 Dennis Hopson of Toledo Bowsher, 5-10 Bobby Taylor of Mansfield Senior, 6-foot Bill Toole of Bay, 6-3'n Greg Bell of East Cleveland Shaw and 5-11 Roger Smith of Lorain Admiral Oestet's two-out llouble In the ntDth Inning tied the score, and the Cincinnati Reds and the St. Louts Cardinals went on to play to a 3-3 deadlock In a 12-lnnlng spring Nebrask<1 . Ron AnderSon, named the NIT By The .beocl•led l'rellll BOWLING OAK LAWN, Ill, tAPI ~ Sam · ~rlchandEariAnthonytledforthE' :, lead with a total pll\fall of5,286aftE'r "' the third round of BPAA U.S. Open ; on the Professional Bowlers Associ· I· at ion tour. · Kin!(. ..--. . . .-.. .HARMACY- ~vr :~u Oulo141e Oiolo PH. 992-6669 13 Weeks ................................. Q5.21 2ti Weeks ................................. 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OP SPICY MARGUERITE SHOES NBA team officials began arr1v· 1ng in New York Wednesday for today's Board of Governors meetlngat theWaldortAstoria . ~~~~~~~--- · --- H&R BLOCK Z TIIenewtaxlawL Tills year't number one,.._.. to go to HU lloclt. ihe Middle Shoe Store In the Middle Block" : contract settlement. "Some progtess was made," • NBA spokesman Brian Mcintyre · .;· ~ld after Wednesday's two-hour :.'; negotiating session. "The fact that · they are meeting Is a goqd sign and basically · they are just having , serious ·talks, but to speculate ~ beyand thai would be premature." - ~- {w~~=e~tlh~: WORK =: :Governors today, consisting Qf the 23 NBA owners or their top-level : representatives, to review the ; negotiations and possibly present a , settlement propo681 that would -prevent I! strike after Saturday's SLIPPER REG. 151.95 $2895 ' POMEROY OH : moo~the~els~ylngthatr~----~--------_j~~~~~~~·~~~·~·~·~~~~~~1 L~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • there Is movement toward a RED WING SALE ® Your New Easter Outfit Wouldn't Be Complete Without Just The Right Footwear. ; Report progress in talks CARDS! IJ Weeks .............. ,......... ... ...... Q4.01 · 2ti Weeks .............................. ~ .. S27.D 52 Weeks ........ .. ....................... 111.48 FORauditions EASTER by . HEAR THE REDS AU ;games. SEASON LONG ON : David Stern, the league's execu· : live vice president In charge of business and legal affairs, hinted that tOday could be pivotal In . determining whether there be a •strike. The players have threatened : to strike If no settlement Is !'Pached : by Sarurday. ' · "lt shouJd.be an interesting day," : said Stem, "01'1@ way or the other." WM PO.92 fM ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=========:;~ • • will WITH WARM WEATHER COMING UP, A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IS AGOOD IDEA! YOU EARN MONEY WHILE BEING OUTSIDE, WINNING GREAT PRIZES. AND MEETING GREAT PEOPLE. ROUTES IN POMEROY. MIDDLEPORT, SYRACUSE. DOOR BUSTER a . 'I'IIere have been published re' ports that a tentative agreement ,alreadyhadbeenreached,bul9ofar . : both sides have not gone beyond saying that 9el'ioi!S diSCussiOns are continuing. . "No agreement has been reached," said Alex Sachare, the NBA's direCtor of information. "If theY had an agreftnent, why would they be negotiating?" 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' AND MAIL SUIISCRIPl'IONS luWe Oldo The Daily Sentinei-'-Pagi "!( WASHINaJ'ON IAPI - Thea MONTE CARLO, Monaco I API Beli. a wl<le receiver with thE' Tampa Bay Bu.;catieers, has flied a ~, - Bjorn Borg Qf Sweden upset ' third-seeded Jose Luis Clerc of $lJ mUUOn libel suit against The 7 Argentina 6-1, 6-3 and advanced to Associated Press for reporting that ; the second round of thE' $3XI,o00 hE' had been named In a New Jersey , : Monte ,C arlo Open tennis ·arrest warrant tor indecent • tournament ·· exposure. The suit, fUed in U.S. Dtstr1ct ' , Other wb\ners lncluc,led second· · COurt, said the story Incorrectly ;~ seeded GuWenno VIlas of Argen·.• tln;i, Swede Mats Wllander, Mark Identified ' the NatiOnal Football League veteran as the man named .; Edmondson of AustraiiR In the warrant, and that the story ". 'mACK " had caused BeU embarrassment, ::; SEATI'LE. (AP) - The race humiliation, disgrace and Injury to ' ' director of the ·SeattlE> marathmn ·~ scratched 58-year-old CharlottE' his reputation. He asked for $10 million In damages on each of thE' ~ Starke's name from thE' official : nnlsh list, voiding hE'r world record · three counts. CANDY No subscriptions by mall permitted tn towns where home carrier service ls available. Playing for the South AAA team in addition to Johnson are 6-5 Mark Current of Middletown, 6-5 Steve Bruning of Athens,1>4TonyBeverly of Chillicothe, 6-2 Elliott Fullen of Springfield North, 6-foot Bruce Allen of Newark, 6-2 Steve Brown of Beechcroft and 6-2 Charlie Miller of Warren Local. time of3hours, 7minlltes, 5seconds for her age group In .the Emerald City MarathOn Sunday. 'nil!. action was taken after· another runner questioned whetht>r she actually had COV5ered theentiJlo distance. GENERAL ~ TENNII EASTER Subscribers not desiring to pay the carrier may remit In advance direct to The Dally sentinel on 3, 6 or 12 month basis. Credit will e giVen caiTter each month. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Sports briefs..• RUSSBl STOVER AND FRANKUN One Month .... ..... .... ... .........~ ...... U .tO One Year .................. .. .... , ........ $52.80 SINGLE COP'!' PRICES . Dally ......... ......... .... ....... ..... 20 Cents Exhibition scores Kan.,...s Cl tv R. Atlanta :.! Tl'llll~ .1. M.lnn~il :.! · ;'J'dr o nl o l PinRb\l rW! 'l . • · ~I fA! . ;Complete rosters for cage tilt ~~~~~~a,'!"~n;('~~~ !:g~~ ~~ . !· most valuable player, had 14 points for F resno State. Kenny Patterson added 12 for DePa ul. , " I don't know wh~t to expect now," Grant said, smiling. "Right Matdi 31, 1913 POMERQYoRUll.ANDoTUPPERS PlAINS ,, . ' �. . • ~~ ·~. ••• .• •••• ! ·.~·· ·, ! ,.,..v ....,. 6 The Daily Sentinel It'll I •• , .... Clhle By·The Bend lhunday, Match 31' 1913 F MIDDLEPORT Springtime arrzves zn Meigs . with' seasonal fashions show • Spring, 1983, and the ' look" is · Others modeling their creations Stoll, Meigs County ExtensiOIJ softly feminine with frllls . and were Pat Wolfe, Betty BlackwOOd, agent, assisted' by Ann l,.amhert (Jounces, ruffles and ribbons. Mary Goleman, Becky Cotterill, co-chai rma n of the annual revuew .. And they were all there lor · Cindy Crooks, Donna Curtis, Karen Ada Nease, owner of The Fabric "Focus on Fashion", the third Walker, Millie Duncan. ~tacey Shop, awarded sevcral·door priZes. .annual style show staged coopera· Duncan, Danyan Mayers. Bonnie · Materials a nd patterns were on .lively by the Meigs County Exten .. Fields, Debbie ;<:;rueser, Gina display along with some Seminole sion Office and The Fabric Shop at Johnson, Tahnee Johnson, Tammy pa tchwork ~ lo th ing by Edna the Pomeroy Elementary School Johnson, Kathryn Mora. Veronica ·Borden. Music was provided by Tuesday night. Provo, Barbara Coleman, Florence June Van Vranken . a nd ·refresh· .More than :m.residents turned Richards and Susan Wolfe. ments were served. out to view the beautiful array of Narrating the show was Dale spring fashions created from holts of fabric by talented Meigs Coun.. tlans. They ranged from the typical Easter dress to the Increasingly . popular mini and sportswear. The stage area with tts Easter decor, ltve flowers and greenery, enhanced the garments and adding a bit of humor to the evening was the Easter BuruJY (Shirley Smith) who assisted some of the pre.,gchool models. Everything from short shorts to 'l1NY 'lUI' MQDELS • ID the pre-school group Shanna Macblr, Usa stethem, Sara Macblr, Cynthia Jeanie McClure Owen's wedding taking Pfrlln the style revue last Tuesday night were Catterill and Tara Grueser, who gather around the gown created by Peg Houdashelt Danlelle G,_,., Anna Wolfe, Kelly Grueser, Easter Bunny. were included In the style review. The continued· pojlWarity of the Gunne Saxs was apparent with Patty Duffy, Jennifer Arnold, . Cynthia CottetUl, Stephnle Gibbs, Kelly Grueser, and Sarah Harris "Adv~ntures In Attitudes", a 9: 30 p.m. Thursdays. Both under· · program, Invites interested per· and Teresa Houdashelt modeling :JO.hour personal development prograduate and graduate credit sons to a !tend the first sesion with that style. gram will be offered at Ohio no financial obllgation. options are also available. Stacy and Mindy Hester showed University April 7 to May 26. Information on fees and registra- their preference for casual dress Andrew J . Chonko, Director of The program ts unique In that Ohio University's O!llce o! Continu. tion procedures may be obtained by with mlnlskirt ensembles, while there are no lectures and partlcl· lng Education, who has been contacting the office o! Continuing Marla Roush and Darla Thomas, pants learn by completing seventy· trained and certifled to conduct the Education, 594<3876, not later than the Neutzllng twins, modeled tal.. four projects on their own and In April 1. lored slacks and tops. small groups . Learning. Is also Others wearl!)gsports and casual promoted through the use o! audio clothes were Bernie Anderson, tapes and hand out materials. · Danielle Grueser, Lois Harkless, • ·, Among the subjects covered In Amy Satterfield, Nancy Hll, Ma· ~ the exercises are commtinlcation rilyn Meier, Becky, Nicki and Eiise skills, human relations, problem Meier, Helen Sauer, Kelly Satter· _solv!ng, motivation, group dynam· Held, ~ky Tannehill and Sherry The Ven. Lorentho Wooden, WOOden received a BA from ics, management of emotions, WOOdyard. . team building, leadership and time Archdeacon o! the Southern Ohio Morehouse College In A\lanta and Modeling Classic Easte r dresses Diocese, will speak at 10: :ll a.m. did his theological studies at the · management. were Anna Wolfe, Annette Gibbs, • In addition to a certl!lcate of Sunday at Grace Episcopal . University of Chicago, the Dtv!nity Tara Grueser, Melanle Longnacre, : completion, each participant will Church, 326 E. Ma1n St., Pomeroy. School; .~neral Tlj'!Ologtcal Semi.. PouUn and Holly Williams. Lisa He served the diocesan staff as nacy aiib Episcopal Theological · receive a comprehensive notebook Betty Dean, who modeded a SPORTSWEAR • Making their own swporls clother ls popular with ' with 131 worksheets and projects to community development of!tcer School 1. " ~s·up dress in the style revue. Darla Thomas and Marla Rouah, Here they model thler tanored slacks !rom 19'75 to 1!1!0 and since has been Whll~ ' fector at' St. ·Simon's tn I made cotton fashions for her three as a permanent resource. and shirts. archdeacon. New Roche He, N.Y.. he 'was Sessions are scheduled 6: 30 to granddaughters, Sara and Shanna 1 -~~---:------;-:-------'------­ administrator of Reality House, Machlr, and Lisa Stethem, all Inc .. a drug rehabilitation center In pre.schooiers In the show. New York City after which, !rom 1971 to 1974. he was urban.affairs . .· officer o! the Diocese of New York. < WOOden .'!)ls also beert Instructor o! unto noon In front of the Civic \ Black StJ;~dies at 1\lnJty School tn Center. Registration fee is $8. ·RACINE - Racine Post 602, New Yol;ll and of PJIStoral Theol· Those who C8nnot register at American Legion, special meet· ogy at Union Theological that .ttme are · asked to call lng Thursday to vote on candl· Following a week's spring vaca· 742.J171. ~mlnary. dates for Buckeye Boys State. tion, classes wt11 resume In the His reo;ponslbillties as ArchdeaPOMEROY -There wUI be a Meigs Local School District Mon· con tn The diocese are focused POMEROY - Free clothing bake ~ by Eleanor · Circle, day. In accordance with the prtmarUj' OJI assisting the Bishop In day will be held at the Salvation Heath United Methodist Church uniform lunch program of tbe services to the ordained mln)stry Army, Butternut Ave., Pome- · Saturday beginnJng at 9: :lll\.m. district, the menu for the entire and,. as an executive assistant for Offer Expires April 7, 1983 roy , Thursday from 10 a.m. untU at Cross Hardware. any matters within his com~ district for next week J.s as follows: · noon. All area re$ldents In need Monday - Cheeseburger/dill tence. H~ al.sq conlfnues to assist o! clothing are welcome. POMEROY -There will be a sltces, buttered corn, jello salad the Blsbo.lJ In ' the development of bake sale at Powell's Tru.Yalu. ( cllerry), sugar cookie, t;nllk. the chureh cqmpanlon relationSaturday by Meigs Band Boos·: SYRAClJSE -The Syracuse Tuesday. - Oven baked chklten, · ships with the Diocese of Ijebu and · ters beginning 9 a .m. community Maundy Thursday mashed potatoes/gravy, buttered . Lagos, Jlllge'til!.. ' ' 1,1' ' .!.-_ _ worship service will be at the peas, fruit, bread, butter, milk . CHESTER 1 - United MetJto. United Presbyterian Church at 6 Hol~ay .Wednesday - Bee!aroni, tossed . .;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ dlst Women o! Chester United p.m. Communion wt11 be served salad, fi:ult cup, hot rolls •. butter, 1 All PoSt Offices In Meigs County Methodist Church will hold bake with the Rev. Stanley Merrifield milk. . wt11 be ojJen on Friday, .Saturday ~e and bazaar Saturday, 9:.31 ' oftlclatlng. The Rev. Wanda Thuf'l(lay· - Macaroni salad, morning and Monday lor bUsiness. cole slaw, lru!t salad with bananas, a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gaul's Market, Johnson will preach. There will be no change In hours Cllester. · bread, butter, milk. .. 'c;l);"l to tllll -1¥/~~ay. .' Friday - Cook's Choice. . RlJ'I'LANn - A dance wlll be SAUSBURY -TheSaU~bury held at the Rutland Civic Center TOwnship Trustees will meet In on Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. regular session AprU 1, 7 p.m. at with music by " Music Unlirn· the home of Wanda Ebl!n, clerk, ited" and "Itomtc Sound." The laurel CUt! Road. ' charge is$2 for singles and$3for couples. .. •. .' POMERY' - There ·w ill be a · ~. . .. . . . . ' ... . · bake by Entet'()nre united · Methodist Church Friday In HARRISONVILLE - Regu, HAM STEAK 6 OZ. KANSAS CITY front o! the New York Clothing tar meeting Hamsonvtlle Lodge House . STEAK 411, F&:AM, wUl be Saturday at POTATO . S .·LE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING RIXSTE. CONTIMPORARY STIII'E AND MIRRORS I ,. $}1111 CHAIR V2 PRICE . 1318 Attitude Class offered at OU. GRAND OPENING ' SPECIALS I PLAID DINING ROOM SUITE ROCKER RECLINER TABLE-' CHAIRS-HUTCH $78888 Special ~peaker set at Grace Episcopal ::,, $18888 DINETTE 4 OIAIRS RUST sgggs RECLINER BUY 1 LAMP AT REGULAR PRICE GET SECOND LAMP FREE!!! .• WOOD TABLE 4 OIAIRS . :use ' r'--------------------~----------------~ Calendar REXSTEEL TABLE 4 CHAIRS ~~.95 SIX PIECE CONTEMPORARY STRIPE PITT GROUP SOFA-LOVESEA T DINETTE 6 CHAIRS •BEIGE •BWE •BROWN EARLY AMERICAN FLOCK NYLON SOFA· .CHAIR SOFA· CHAIR "" 159!JI5 WOOD.TABLE .. 6 CHAIRS'·.· ~.95 $44444 WING CHAIR FLIXSTEEL FLORAL $ WING CHAIR EARLY AMERICAN FLOCKED NYLON SOFA-LOVESEAT CHAIR SOFA • LOVESEA T $5888$ . . . BLU' ... , .. '124915 SOFA • LOVESEAT . RACINE - Racine Volunteer $46666 TREMENDOUS 4888 $}5888 $§88! ONMNG . ' , NATURAL !BUTCHER BLOCK !:tt;, 'I . SOME ITeMS ARE ONE OF A kiND AND SUilJECT to 'PRIOR SALE . .i$12888 PRICES. AlSO GOOD AT GALLIPOLIS AND PROCTORVILLE STORES ·.. .· . -· - --.. . . ·8ral)d Opeoiolf __.:·.____ ~ · ---·-~ . . . . - .-·-·· .-·-·----·. . --:- ·----·--·- . . . . . .......... -~ -......:.· ~~ -- h- ·~ · - PAGEVILLE - Scipio Town· ship Trustees wtll meet Friday · at 7 ·p.m. In Town Hall In , Pagevtlle. · CURIO CABINETS . SI'ICW.II ~- Youth meetings are being held at the Hysell Run Holiness Church each Friday at6::ll p.m. All area youth are Invited to attPnd. WALL UNITS ~.ts · ' E;mergency Squad will have used clothing sale, Friday and Saturday, 9 a .m. tQ 4 p.m. at the Racine Car Wash. ·cHAIR · . EAGLE .. RIDGE ,.- Meigs Cou1,1ty Fox Chasers Association . meetlngwtll be 7:30p.m. FrJ!lay . at the cabin on Eagle Ridge. · ... VEGETABLE · temple; all masters masoi)S are invited. ROLLS . SA'B\0 BAR I)ESSERY NON-ALCOHOLIC . BEVERAGE CHESTER- A bake sale and bazaar wt11 be Saturday !rom 9:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Gaul's Matket, Chester, by the United Methodist Women of ·t he Chester Church. $795 PLUS TAX RACINE - There will. be a ... square ·dance at the Racine American Legion hall, Saturday · !rom 8: :lJ p.m. to midnight. Guy Thoma wt11 provide the music. Red Carr will ethecallerandthe publ!c Is Invited. SATURDAY · POTATO VEGETABLE ROLLS , SALAD BAR DESSEff.T ·· · NON-ALCOHOLjC · BEVERAGE ' I . $7~l~S TAX OPEI~.:bAII5i· . ; 'MoNDAY THRU SATURDAY WNOt SERVED 11 ~2__;,DINNER SERVED 5·9 TIMELY WAFER·THIN PLATFORMS. 'IN WHITE . ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 IT'S ·T.·G.I.F. POMEROY - Four-H Qub organtZBtlooal meeting wtll be ·2 p.m. Saturday at the Meigs County Extension Office. Rtm.AND - Tht! Rutland ·.. Anyone between nine and 19 Youth Leafille wtll hold s~gn..up · lnteresll!d Is asked 19 attend. day on Saturday from 10 a.m. ' SATIJRDAY . ... ·1tral)d ·~I)S( ~ . got1t! FRIDAY' Sale ... . !';f,, $ $58888 $78818 . ·. ·, ·· SWIVEL.ROCKER · TRADI110NAI. ROI..U ... . conr11e:s pster FRIDAY · . $58888 EARLY AMERICAN PLAID SOFA~ CHAIR $5oo OFF STUDENT . LEE & LEVI .JEANS NON•WASH .....R.ek.U?.~t........ Sl2.99 PRE-WASH .... Jte.&.U9.~~ .......... S14.49 postal hours. CON TEMPORAllY .!1f. . . Meigs County School Lunches THURSDAY RUST TRADITIONAL SOLID 6 CHAIRS SOFT TOUCH RECLINERS $58888 $28888 ~ '' . • • 2ND AVENUE ~~-95 . Thursday, March 31 , 1983 Page-7 ' ~~.95 The DaiJy Sentinel ....;·--'----------· ~-.J.--.:.. . . . ..---·· ···-·· . . . . . .. ' ~· ~: ~ - ..- ...... ..,h........ -.- ~ .. · --- - ·--"--..:... \ .. ·.... . .•. l �• Pa e-8-The Ddily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thunda , Mald-t 31 , 1983 Easter services throughout Meigs ounty MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPOl'n. Easter sc " 'ices at the 1\'flddlepo. t lndepC'nden t Holiness Church t)ave tx>en announcf'd . Sumise Service is 6 a. m. and there will be a Spl'('i ul mor ning service at 9: 30 , \\ith thf' P\'Pning services at • :7: :KJ. The f'\'rning Sl'rvicP wiU bC' : ' combined with a missionary • : proj<'<'t. ",Joseph's Coat of Many l'olor s." 111e Rev . Odell Manley. ' . ·pastor. in\'ltes the publi c. : R.ACINE • RACII'E - ',prest'nt oo b;· the adult choir of the Racine Fi rs t Baptist Church · Easter Sundav morning. · ' ChOir me~IX' rs with special : selections include Laura Cozat1. : : Bf<' ky Van Meter, Tonja Salser. POMEROY- pl~y. "Christ Arisen," arranged and conducted by Roger Buckley will be presented during Easter sunrise services at the Mt. Hennon · United j3rethren Church. Texas Community, at 6:30a.m. Breakfast will · follow, with Sunday school to begin at 8:31a.m. and church services at 8:31 a.m. There will be no evening servl_ces on Sunday. ' A FREE--FREE--FREE-CHIC "T" SHI RT WITH THE PURCHASE OF CHIC JEANS OR DRESS ·PANTS HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SY RA CUSE, Ott PH.992·5776 Potted Plants For Easter: • _Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio 11 Honor rolls Unda Proffitt. Missy Stover , Dorothy Warner. Laren Wolfe. Rod LltUefleld. . Sophomores - Jon Clark, Alan Crisp, nna Davis, David Ebersbach, Jim FreE>man, Sandy Harden, Karen Hemsley Debbie HOlter, JuUe Ho.udas~lt. Lois D&e. Carol O'Brien, David powell , Lori Simpson, Kevin "The toW1h six weeks grading pedad honor n:4I at the SOuthern Hlgh SChool has been annourred. Making a grade ot "B'' or above 10: au their subjects to be named to 'the roll wtre: &nlors- Troy Aroon , Kathy Baker, Chris ~tlck, · Nick Bostick, Tyrone ~nagPr; Btian Burkhamer, Dave Cundiff, Qndy D-ans, Blswa Gangu ly, Angie Glenn. Peggy Gteen, BUI Hannon, Jim Hupp, Bruce Jollnson, Michelle Johnson. Becky Lee, Qalr .Morris. Kfrn Morrow, Linda O'Brien, David ~!mons. 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Trevor Ha~n , Jason HuUman, · EmUy WITH NO WAITING SHIRTS IN STOCK 'li lies 'Tulips ' Azaleas 'Hyacinths 'Ca ladiums ' Hydrangeas 'Mums 'Daffodils s1.25 to SB.OO large selection of Foliage Plants and Hanging Baskets. SLQO to '7.75 ~ist Sinc•. 1957 HOME OWN·ED and HOME OPERATED LONG BOTIOM LONG BOTTOM - · Sunrise se1v\ce will be at 6 a.m . and the Easter program at 7:30 p .m ., Sunday at the Freedom Gospel Mission Church, Long Bottom. Yo ur "lxtra ToU<h" MIDDLEPORT DEPARTMENT STORE POMEROY- Mernbrsofthe Ohio Valley Commandery :?11 NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON , Jo:ary~~!ft~esg:~~!rt wUI attend Easter sunrl9e service at the Hem lbck Grove and Cella Territo of P omeroy were · Christian Church. at 6 a.m . All · twoofagradllatlngclassol4ilatlhe Sit Knights are urged to attend. · .. Hocking Technical College In Nel· sonvllle receiving associate degrees In nursing recently. Both women graduated wltha4.0 POMEROY - Slinrlse service "One Stngle Event," an Easter celebration complied by Becky Cottertll, Will be presented by the choir at E nterprise United M ethodist Church at 6 a.m . Breakfast Will follow in the church basement. Worship servk:e wUI be at 9 a.m . and Sunday ' School at 10 a.m. Richard Rothemlc h Is pastor. POMEROY " Hall elujah . .. :what a Smiour!J' a ra.ntata by ' : ~ John w. Peterson will be •' Janice Salser. Claudia Roush, Sharon lhle, Diana lhle, Wayne Roush and Nick !hie. Michael Sw.iger is the narrator, Lillian Hayman the pianist and Barbara Gheen, the director. Easter servk:es at the church will Include Sunrise and Holy Communion at 6: :lJ a.m. fol lowed by a breakfast. Sunday school at 9; 30 and morning worship at 10: 30 a.m. The evening worship service wUI be at 7: 30· p.m. The Rev. Don Walker invites the public. Women honored . ThutSCiay, Ma rch 3 1, 1983 . ' . LAYAWAYS ARE WELCOME ' ' SAVE NOW!!. • '· �• . Par;-1 0--The Pornenly-Middleport, Daily Sentinel ' Racine Social Events a nd Darin and friend , Lisa Upp o f Baltimore spent a recent weeke nd with Mr . and Mrs . Ralph Badgley . ' Mrs. Velma T'3ylor and son-Inla w a nd daughter. Mr . and Mrs. Harold Rainer spent a week with Mrs . Doris Wilson and family In Brooksville. Fla . Mrs . Mabel Brace and Mrs. Kathryn Ha rt spe nt Sunday with Mr. and Mrs . Vernon Mille r at Dela ware. Ohio . Mr . and Mrs. Edison Brace visited Mrs . Paula Farra at San: dyvllle. W.Va. recently . . Mr. and Mrs . orland Mitchell o f parkersburg spent Monday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Crltt Bradford . Mr . and Mrs . Gar Philips of Baltimore spent the weekend with her grandpar~nts , Mr. and Mrs . Ralph Badgley. Mrs . Evelyn Russell of Mason, W . Va., spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. K e nneth Turley and sons . other guests Sunday even- Are Ble ssings In Everything", " It's a Wondertul World " . "Magdale ne: Mrs. Gretta Simpson w as hostess Lame nt a nd Song " and "True at he r home for th e afte rnoon m eetGlory." Afte r the c lose of the meetlng of the E sthe r Missionary Circle, Ing. a fellowship hour wa s e nj oyed w hich opened with the song. " Must by nine m e mbers with refreshJesus Bear th e Cross Alone?". ments served by the hostes s . A St. Scripture from Luke and meditaPatrick's Day theme was c arried tion. " How Willing Are We to g o out in table decorations. with J esus", a lo ng with a hymn . Mr . Fred Sayre has r e turned " The Wa y of the Cross Leads ho me from Holzer Medical CenHom e" sung b y the g'roup and ter after knee surgery. prayer closed d evotions. Mr .and Mrs. Jim Wlllis o f AlIn the bus ines s session conducted bany spent a recent Su nday wit h by Mrs . Gretta Simpson. plans Mr. and Mrs . Fred Sayre and Mr. were made to re m e mber a number a nd. Mrs . Don Stobart and fam of shut-ins wtth a n E aster card and Ily. Weekend gue sts of Mr . a nd a special projec t of rem e mbering Mrs. S a yre were M rs . Rhonda perso ns at vario u s times. A le tte r of Sharp and sons. Mike and Jeff. of thanks from C hristoher Thomas. Bowerston . scholars hip stude nt. was read . It Mr . and Mrs Bob Beegle a nd was voted to send money to Kodlac Mr . and Mrs . Dale Hart visited Missions . The Rio Gra nde AssociaMrs. Helen Roush Banks and her tion wa s announced . A· program mot h er, Mrs. Clara ·Rou sh of Jefwas presented by Mrs . Margaret fersontown , Ky. Wolfe. Scripture. 1 John 5:1-7 was Mr . and Mrs. Brian Simpson read . Readings included : " There By Mrs. Francis Morris Thuradoy, MarCh 31 , 1983 lhunday, Marth 31, 1983 Ohia lng were Mr. and Mrs. Mike Brewer and family of Mason. Nancy Prater and Connie Montgomery an(! baby of Hamden, Oh. spent Sunday With her mother, Mrs. Edison Johnson. Carpenter Personals Those from this area who were In Dayton because~thedeathOfR!ck Parsons, son· ot Richard and Dena Chase Parsons Included Beulah Crabtree. Murl Galaway, Donald Crabtree and Mr. and Mrs. !<f!nneth Crabtree, local, and Thelma Woodrum of McArthur, all relatives of Mrs. Parsons. Hazel Stout , Kathy Jordan, Madellne Staneart and Betty Mattox represented Temple United Methodist Church at the Prayer Breakfast held at the First United Methodist Church In Athens recently. Mr. IIJid Mrs. Larry stanley and Anna, Eclbon, and Mr. and Mrs. Reece Prather and Theron, Ketter- Ing, were weekend euests of their mother, Mrs. Lewis Smlt11. Many friends and relatives gathered at Temple Unlied Methodist Church on March l9 lor the wedc:l1ng of Tracie Lynn Brown, daughter of .Mr. and Mrs. Roger · Brown, Albany, and Bryan Dwaine Jordan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Joi-dan, local. The bride, a graduate of P&ramount Beauty Academy In Portsmouth Is employed In Athena, while the groom Is majofln¥ In Electrical Engine!!rlng at Hocking Technical College where he Is a candidate for JUDe graduation. ~ a short wedd~ ti'Ip Into the Smokles, they wW be at their mobile home near his parents. Hazel Stout )IIU ·hostess to memllers of the Temple Untied MethOdist Women -Group at her home In Albany. Leah Crabtree was reportedly scheduled for SUfliii!I'Y. VICe president, Mrs. Menda.l Jordan, presided over the business meeting. Freda Smith gave devotions and a special prayer for the need$ Of those In the community wu given. Refreshments were ser-Ved by the hOstess. Madge Dye has received word of the birth of a son, Kenneth Alvin, to her son-In-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Duane Baldwin (Usa Dye) at Fort Rucker, Alabama. This Is the first child of the couple. Other grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Baldwin of Waverly. Earl Starkey suffered a back Injury at his home here and Is confined to O'Bieness Memorial Hospital. Pomeroy-Middleport, uC!arll Roger H1_, GARAGE' St. Rl. 124, Pomeroy, OH . . AUTO & TRUCK ' REPAIR . A.lso Tronsmlssion . PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24.1ft FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE ' SERVICE .. ' ···' .... 985-3561 All Mokes •W•Ihera •DithWIIhera Rongoo •Refrlgorotors •Dryero •Froozoro PARTS ond SERVICE 4-S.Ifc I ....,...,,. 31 - Homes for Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34-Business Buildings 36-lots & Acreage 26-Real Estate Wanted "'"'''' '" ""'"' 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 4 3 -Farms for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45-Furnished Rooms 46-Space for Rent 4 7 -Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 1 1- Help Wanted 1 2 -Situeted Wanted 1 3-lnsurance 14-Buaineas Training 16-Schoolo 1 6-Radio, TV & CB Repair 1 7·Miscelloneous1 B-W11nted To Do Public Notice ....'. PUBUC NOTICE Revenue Recerpt s 44.115 59 Propert y Taxes State Levred Sha red Tax. Etc Intergovernmental Grant / Contracts 766 395 00 Charges for Serv1ces I'll Other Reven ue Public Notice Se rvr ~e s ment ment men ts 130.055 13) Fma nc tn g Sources (Uses) Operat1ng Transfers- In 40 329 97 Operatmg Transfers- Out 7.239 I 8 Othe r F1nancrng Sou rces 3.36 1 06 Total Othe r Frnanc1ng Sources IUSES) . . . ' 36.451 e5 · E)it;:ess of ·Rec .Cll'n d Oth er Sources Over '(Und er) D1 sbur s ~nd Other Uses 6 396 72 Jan 1 Rece ipts 21 2.309 34 £,.;pend 1ture Drsbur sements Secunly of ' Persons and Propenv Fund Cash Balance. 11 ~ 223 385 semce Funds Re.... enue Rece1pt s Interes t Earn - •ngs 25.062.33 Debt Serv1ce Bond Prrnc• pal Retrre menl 1 5 000.00 Intere st and Other 4.284 88 4 7.7 60 00 Exp endi ture D• sburse· me nts Publr c Health an d Wellare 25 06 ~ 33 Rece1pts Charges 9 7 688 1 1 Oth e r 122.697.67) Fr n an c rn g Sour ces (Uses) General Govern - ment 6 1.335 83 . Oper atr ng Tran sfer sIn 49 640 00 Tptal Exp Orsbursements 163 30B 82 Total Revenue Rece 1pts Over (Und er) Exp Disburse - ments 4 9.000 52 Operahng Transfe r s- In · 3 030 92 Ooerat1ng Transfer s- Out t "'~...J''} Sr~rt;. ~ _.~~<', 1 .. . (42, 'J~r, t.: .1(~ rl ~. .,r,.., ' l'.l(t N !.<';tA'(M (N~' l/ ,......#,(', (:;. w,.. ~ -:;.~.,.. ')>Jtol . ;tv eu.-r_.., 25 e lihl n .,.,.,-..,. ,... 26.942 33 198.120 36 ~ Fund C ash Balance 225.062 69 c.pitll Project Fundo ~~ nu ~ Aece•ots lrtl tfftt')1 Eilrn · • WJ~ 10 958 II 10 958 11 R-'?lll''W~ W..;~; Dl~ O I P.f (Und~!f) £,.(1 0 I!J biJ(S~ . Uwt~n{'\ 10 958 1 1' Otn~ t f. 1nanr.rng · Sou r c es· f}f;J . 8078590 58.3 55 70 tleS 3.020 43 Bas1c Un lrtv SeMces 15 2 52 44 Transpo rt atr on G~ n era l Govern- 8 4.496 3l men! Cao1tal Outlay 64.761 53 752 . ~60 menl 20.000 00 IU."'l OrP.raimg Tr ansf~rs- Charges 39.735 00 Total Exp Orsbur se - ments I 098 178 37 Total Revenue Recerpts Over (Under) I E,.;p Dr sbursements 7 205 83 Oth er F1n ancrng So urces (Uses\ Operatrng Transfers- ln I 0 5 000 8 9 Operat1ng Tran sfers.._ Out 56 01 4 89 Other Ftnancmg Sources 6 706 60 Tot al Other Frnanc rn g Sources !USES! 55 69 2 60 Excess of Rec and Other Sources Over (Under) Dtsburs and Other Uses 6 2. 89 8 43 Fund Cash Balance Jan, 1 Fund C ash Balance P.lll!f,../!!101'\ 1ngs 593.542 02 Fund Cash Balan ce Tc.ta ~ A&itenue J;(\11' . ~~J.IJIJ3 ~~~ ;f oft:..-- ~;ttV fiM' ~If"A: . · ~- ~ ~ )Z,6C4 72. 1 Othe r Use• 3,34 5 54 1'o.» Q1t~ r F-"' ~ t -"'l> Sources IUSES) 49 .640 .00 Exces s of Rec. and Other Sources Over (Under) Dr sburs. and Dec 3 1 Ofher F1nanc.•nq ""'"'-"' Tot al Other Ftnan cr ng J an 1 48.775 71 1 08 7 17 Interest and Frsc al 21 6 988 39 Debt 11 4 29 1 t Bond Pnnc1pal Retrre - Furrd Cash Balance Dec 3 1 766.395 00 Charges for Serv1ces Fees L1 cen ses Permn s Intere st Earn Debt Servrce Total Reve nue Total RevenUP, Revenue Recetpts Propen v Taxes 79 672 55 Other Local 38.702 13 Taxes State Lev red Sh ared Taxe s. Etc 59.932 39 Interg over nmen ta l Grant / Al l 01her Revenue 9.024 25 TOia l Revenue Aecerpts 110538420 Expendr tu re Drsbursements Secur1ty of Per so n s and Prope ny I 14 167 58 Publ1 c Hea lth and . Welfare 4.284 88 Ler sure T•me ActlvJ- 88 7. 109 55 me nts 8.699 2 5 17532 7 Total Govem"""'tal Funds 6.9 75 00 Total Revenue Recerpts Over (Under) E)(pen d•ture D •sburse - 01~ r fl<-"'nu• Dec 31 Frnes and Tota l Exp DI Sbur se- 58 355 70 152.369 82 forle>ls Ch acg es 44 705 46 Jan 1 5 000 00 Inte rest and F•scal r . . ~~ arfj Ai l 3.4 25 70 Ca pn al Outlay 752.460 .20 Debt Serv1ce Bond Pnnc1pal Retr re- 1 087 17 Soucces !USES) 12.000 00 Excess o f Rlt and Oth er Sources Over (Under) D1sburs and Oth er uses 22.958 11 Fund Cash Balance ContraCis 84.4 96 .3 1 Ge ne ral Govern - L,.~ ,tY: ~ fori""'' t5.252 4 4 uon · 9 129 1 1 lfl''::'f'?S'i f ~ff- ,...,~~ 3.020 4 3 Tra nspona ~Fund %olf"::"l ; € ~t ':: Pt~ ;;;. .,,~~; Te,e - - s~? 556.-96 'Jttitrf t ·x.a' '~" CJ!.€''.. 3870213 ..-;., ta<~ j,_~v~ S.n ~ r ed "fa~.. Ev. i 6013 56 P~-- ,·t~ 16 4 79 4 7 Ler sure T1 me Aci Mtre s Basrc Utrl rty Oth e r 12.000 00 Fund ·cash Balance 325 00 Propeny VILLAGE OF MIDDU:PORT. OHIO 'CASH BASIS ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31. 1982 I _,;ly tho !olowing oeport "' be """""' true, "' the of my knowledge: Jon Bud< March 26, 19B3 c--r......rer 237 R- Street Middleport. Ohio 45760 Moige County Tel. 1&14 992-3145 COMBINED STATEMENT OF RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS, AHOCHANGES IN IIALANCESGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS r.~ 2.300 00 Total Revenue Rec e1pts 8 57 054 4 2 Expen di tu re Or sbursement s Secur1tv of Per sons an d (3131 . \ tc ~' VI ...k': 43.9 1883 In Total Other Frn ancrng . . . Dec 31 656.440 45 131 31. ·lie Public Notice FINANCIAL REPORT OF ntE MEIGS COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION . FOR PliCAL YEAR ' ENDING D 1 ,-. 31 , 1882 Molgo County ~­ Dltlrict, of Molgs, Add · Pool ()floe Box IM.l>Omonly, OH 41781.- DNI - 2 8 . 1112.' I -"fy the - l l g 71 -Autoo for Sole 72· Trucks for Sole 73-Vans&4WD 74-Motorcycles 75-Boato & Motors 76-Auto Ports & Acceooorieo 77-Auto Repolr 7B-Camping Equipment Public Notice Public Notice , ..port 10 be conect: Robert E. ao_,, Pom~roy, Meson Co .. WV Areo Coda 304 4441-GeMipolla 3117-Ctoeahire 388- Vintan 246- Alo GrMde 21111-Guyen Dlat. 643-Arobio Diat . 379- Wolnut 992- Mi,tldlepon Pomeroy 186-Chest• 343- Ponllnd 247 - wort Folia 948-Aoclne 742 - Autiend 617 - Coolvllli 117!- Pt. Pleuont 4118 - Leon 6711 - Appla Grove 773 - Mooon B82 - New Haven 896 -'- letort 937 - Buffalo hardwood fuoo am carpetin11, gas forced air heal This horne is slualed on 4 lots. Equal housing ~portunly $32.000.00. RT. 33- Needs repau. As 1s lor $ll0down, 12%, 3D years to pay. Payment $141.95 a rmnth One floor block ho!Jl', 2 to 3 bedrooms. Equal hou~ng opporturJiy. Total pnce $14,10UOO. REEDSVIllE - One mie out Rl 681 - Fami~ CCI!Ifort wth plenty of IOCITI in th is one. Four bedroom ~ 2 bslts, IV room am extra nice kitchen. This home has a garage and wor~l"qJ m lui basement Plus an extra unattached garage. Natural gas heal AI on an acre Itt $46,000.00. (1.911 001 Fund Cash Balance. H'tflffiER . ... _ments (4. t 7 5 001 Transfers-· In Tr arisfers- Out . 2,284 .00 . -0- E)!cess of 'Recerpts and Other Sovrces Over' (Under) Disbl.lrsemen'ts and other year. the successful contractor and~ Vtllage of Pomeroy . lhrough ' the Board of Trustees ol the Beech Grove Cemetery ' . may renew a contract for an additional year or years. or 'the 'I . c' WE ALSO IOIIIC ON ALL ontEI APf'LJAII:[S .POII!b WIDIIAIII . 61....·2111 PH . 992 -2772 3-2-1 mo Now Has falhion Ovtlot Quality Clothing : 'Jeans 'Blouses 'Swim Suits 'Evenin& Gowns Etc . Open Tues.-Sat. 10:00 to S:DO 204 Washinaton St. Ravenswood, W. Va. & Aluminum Vinyl RAVENSWOOD FABRICS ANY PERSON who hos anything to give away 'and does not offer 01 attempt to offer any other thing for sale may pl~e an ad in this column . There will be no charge to the adveni11r . SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es· timates, 949·2801 or 949-2860. 7 puppfea Yz German Shepherd. 5 male and 3 female . Colt 614-256-6838. Firewood. You haul. Call 814-258-1435. 6 puppies part Collie-part Setter, wormed. Call 446- No Sunday Calle .1-4-1 mo. 3-ll tic Kitchen Cabinets - Roofina - Sidina - Concrote Potios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remod.lin& - Custom Pole Borns. CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding CO. Route I Lona.Bottom. OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 12·20.tk: ~ . ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS RYDER TRUO< RENTAL & ONE·WAY Local and one-way, low rates. lop maintained trucks. Ri&ht s~es. ri&flt equipment Hand trucks. furnilure pads . Nationwide Road Setvice. Mov· ' ing tips and insurance. Riverside WJ Inc. 446·9800 Gallipolis, Ohio , 6 hookhy pups part Border Collie e. Collie, 3 female end 3 mate. Cell 4411-3376. 6 mos. old tiger cat. Call 446-1190. Sim start from IZ'd&' 1 year old alt black tomcat, To a good homo . 614-9926136 . Sizes from 6'x&' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Dog _Houses Half grown female kitty -cat. Aloo litter box. 9S6-3944. P&S BUILDINGS RaCif!~· 011. Ph. 614-Ml-51 91 6 t0-6-Ift "2 ., Lost and Found LOST 2 black &: tan female dogs . loat in Cheshire .,.., 1 - - - - - - - - - - + - - - - -- - - -- f - - - - - - - - - - J o r o u n d Turkey Run Rd . Name and number on collara. If you aee theM doga. LaBONTE'S please calt 446- 9780 or 446-1462 Reward. QUAIL FARM ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homos - Extensive Rernodelina. · •Insurance Worlt .Custom Pole Bides . & Garaaes •Roofina Work oA!tlnintln & Vltl!f Sidin&s AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSION CO. 271 W. lllin Ponaoy, 011. Long Bottom , Oh. LOST Brown Collie type dog, male. Cora-RodneyMill Creek aroo. Call 614379 21 t4.2 823 or . 514 -379- Ph. 985-4345 Clell LaBonte, Sr.-Owner ~i-~ ' ~,, .• OPEN 9 In 5 liON. t1tru SAl ' 8 r -Address--------- Public Sale & Auction Lawn Mowing no Y~trd to big or small . Reliableanddependoble. For ootlmoto coli 446-3 169 . AUCTION 8\/ery Soturdoy night, Mt . Alto, WV. 8 p.m . Consignments welcome . Emma Bell auctioneer. Conatruction will do driveway•. eaphelt. concrete. painting a. r&rnodeling . Call 446-92B1. SPECIAL auction Soturdoy. April 2nd., 8 p.m. MI. Alto Auction Barn. Big load all new merchandiae . Dee .. ra can buy tO reaell . Public Invited , no checkl please . Emme Bell. auctioneer. Gllrdena ptowed with large rototill• six inche1 dHp. Reody to plant . Reriter-814992 -24!!_0. _____ ,.. - -- . - 1-;=:::::::==::;;::::;=== 1Wanted To Buy 1---------WANTED TO BUY Old furni ture end Antiques of all kinds, call Kenneth Swain , 448-3169 or 256. 1987 in the evenings . Buying Gold, Sitvor, Plati num. Gold end Silver prices are the highest in two years, check our prices on gold a. silver, Krep jewelry. Buying Old coina, scrap rings • silverware . Daily quotea available . Also coin1 & coin aupplle1 for sale. Spring Volley Trading Co .. Spring Valley Plaza. 446-8026 or 446-8026 . 1-W-e_p_o_y_c_s_sh-'fo_r_l-et_o_m_o_d_el clean used cart. Frenchtown Cor Co. G,N,... plano leaaons in my to beginnera, ed· v•nced 1tudent1 and adulta. Alao teach chording • tranlposlng . &14-992-8403 . HOine .'.' ·- ' ,, . , , . ,, .. • 1 . /' l ' t I t .•, • 1 ~ '•' • •'• .. '• •• • ,, • • 22 Money to Loan '•I HOME LOANS 12% ftxod rote. Loodor Mortgage, 77 E. State, Athena, Ohio. 1·1114592-3051 ' • I .. Buaineaa • Second Mongage loana . Equity Retour· ces. In Ohio 1-8DD-992· 2351. out of Ohio , -800-641-52B6 . 23 ..... " ·. Professional Services Bill Gena Johnson ~\ . ~· rr.:.4_ ,L ; .. ·; ·•• .•. ~- ) •· Taxidennv ShoD .- "' ......... "q • 742-2324 773-5684 '----------+----------+--,--------! S&W TV Phone---------------- APPLIANCE SERVICE . ''' .' AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE .... ' SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 742-2328 . ' t' .! 1------- CEMENT FINISHER l .I . .' I . I ' I' I YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE PAI~~:~·~NC. 1-:;:;:=:;==;:==== -,..and =•'• _. V C YOUNG • : ,.,. I' t I-::;==::;:====== ~==========~~~~~============~~~~====::::::::::::::~_;M~Id~d~l~~~o~rt~~S~o~m~~~h~ln~g~wr 1- - - - - - - - PULLINS EXCAVATING .. llcitlit;. Alsoc. Pll. 742-1112 Of 742-2160 Clletyl ..."'. AsiOC. Pflanl741--3111 · lrOitt-PII. fi2-S7a m·· Nam•---------- Call: lllorll S. llollltoltor, Jr. MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ::o ., ~ Small engine repelr, lawn Auction every Fri. night at mowers, riding mowers. ro· tho Hartford Community totlllera. Reasonable rat••· Center. Truckloads of new 3rd. & Olive St .. Golllpotlo. merchandise every week . ' 446-3 169 between 9 ond 5 . Consigmenta of new and uaed merchandise alwaya Mother will babysit in her welcome. Richard Reynolds home on Edgemont Dr. In Auctionoer. 276 -3089. Galllpolie. Coil 44&-7354 . 9 ' UTILITY BUILDINGS > PAT HILL FORD 3 miles ow leading Creelt Rd. EJtCellett buiding sle Of lor mabie hCITie. - 2-2J. tk: • Yard Sale 3Y.. milea out 141 Curb Inflation I 1----------+----------+----------l PRICE ISearsI Pay Cash for .. CONSTRUCTION Roofing, Spouting Classlfleds and cen Complete Home Remodeling Savell I !Sears I FACTORY SEIVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC .. 11011'01'"- A TON PH. 992 •2280 Schoola Instruction Lost Irish ·setter . Loading ,_44_6_·_00_1_9_ _ _ _ __ C& L Bookkeeping Afl Types of Auto Rll)lir, Creek to Rutlar;~d area . 614- •Tak Returns & booklc..ping Brake$, June-Ups, etc. Pay cash for u1ad mobile 15 Years Experienc. 992-3449. Mature Quat! now being homn or travel travel trail - for Individuals Sr. bueineaHs. SPECIAL GREG ROUSH Eggs available with sold . . OlD RT. 33 - Counly plu~ 22.67 acres and 70x 14 trailer. M<M! To the party taking log chain era. Prefer 1966 and up . Call St)ort forma •&.00 IRANSIIISSION FltliR notice after May L Day old PH. 992-7583 long forms $20.00 ond up 1n and enjoy tlis lraier hl:rna 2 bedroom ~ uooerpnned al from my drive-way. retum ,_8_14_-_ 4_4_8_ -o_t_7_6_._ _ __ AND FlUID CHANGE chicks available with depoCarol Neot 446-38&2 or 992·22B2 1 eledric, washer and dr)1!r, largeliving ro1111 wlh Frankl~ fireplace same. No queation1 11ked. r ll II He sit alter May 25. ,_,_,mo. ONLY 31.95 1 ''"' Fiberglua baas boat. lata Otherwise prosecution will Pond and two b11ldm~ 14x24 apd lOxiO. $29.30000. PIANO TUNING & REPAIR model. Coli 448-4296. Cell Bill Ward for oppointfollow. Mrs. RoUer. LDNG BOTTDII - 3 bedroom house. - Renllll. ment. Ward's Keyboard, FOUND: horses, call 304- NIGHT CRAWLERS lo RED 446-4372 . ' WORMS highest prices 676-2 719 . REALTORS paid. lake Jeckaon Bate • FISHERMI:N! J&F Tackle, Ook Hill. Call 614HenlY E. Cleland, Jr., GRL ....................... 992-6191 CONTRACTING 882-7448 . Dottie Turner .............................. ............ 992·5692 . I •DOZER 7 Yard Sale / •BACKHOE J•n Trussell ................... .. ...................... 9'9--2660 BEDS -IRON, BRASS, old \ •SEPTIC SYSTEMS Jo Hill ................................................... 985·3335 >$' • " 6 Fam,ly Sale Centenary furniture. gold, 1ilver dol •LIMESTONE TownHouse Thurldoy lo Fri- len. wood ice boxes. atone Office ......... .. .. ............................. ...... .... 992·2259 HAVE YOUR ·TROPHY •WATER, GAS and For all your wiring day, Rt. 141. BHP tiller, jan, antiques, etc ., Col!l - Large contemporary family MOUNTED SEWER LINES children & titans jesno. plete households. Write: home overlookng Ohio needs; furnaces reM.D . Miller, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. 5 To 6 Week Service more. •PONDS. RECIAIIATION River. Woods, 5-2o- acr... pair service and in· Oh . Or 992-77&0. On All fish . WORK tennis court, city .ahootl. stallation. For lloro lnlorm1tion C1ll Yard Sale April 1,2 if •lAND CLEARING, weather permits. 1 and 8 Gold, silver, sterling, je - 441-3554 or 1-513-423I!ALIOI ' Resldentl•l The CONCRETE WORK B928 . Owner- Ago~t. tenths milo from 5B4on Eno welry, rings, old coins &: &. Commercial BOIID£D & lOti GIJARA11£ED New lima Rd .. Rufltnd, Oh. currency . Ed Burkett Barber Vinton Rd. Farm trsctor. Shop, Middleport. 992 - 1"h acre of land, 5 r. hou• PHONE Jill CLIFFORD Call 742· 319& PH. 74.2·2225 mio. Items. 10 to 7 I - . 3-28-l mo with basem111;1t, houH nwde 3-1-lk: 347&.992-7201 3-1-Ift ) ~--------------------~I Yord Sale April 2, 9 to 4 . 1 - - - - - - - -- - work t8,600. Coli bot-n Corner 1st Ave. • State St .• Wanted to buy. Investment 6 . 7, 814-245-9211. G•lllpollo. Roin.concoh. property. Call 614-992 On Rouah Lena·2 bd. room, 5868. I Yard Sole 4 Famlty Sot . Aprl 1-~-------- 2 c.r gar-a e. m'odern kitcen , RADIATOR swimming pool. fW~ced In I 2. Centenary Townhouu, 9 boclc ysrd. · Coli 114-387SERVICE to !5 . Dl1he1, oven broiJer, 75!!_7. ceramic.. jewelry. We Clln l8pllir •nd .. FREE core radiator. Md .,__ In Middleport, newly remo· EXTIMATES Flea Market-Southern 11 Help Wanted deled home with fireplace, ter corwa: We lllao Ohio's Nowell Weakly Floe 'Chain link Fence po11ible woodbumer, cloae add baH and rod out reMarket Fiesta o;ive In ·carpetin& 'Paintinc to ochoolo and shopping. Theoter Chillicothe , Oh. Evdlmln. We . , rtlplllr 614-992-8941 . ery Seturdav. The 0.0. Mcintyre Pork G•Tanka. 14 Years Experience District is currently acceptWrit~ your own ad and order by mail with this Lovely, 8 roome . Double Vord Sole Frldoy & Soturdoy ing applications for 11.1mmer goroge, booutHully londsAll Work Guarantead coupon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get CATALOG MERCHANT on Rt. 325 juot off Rt.141 . employment. Opening~ In· ceped area lot . Atop Roaa results. Money not refundable. Pomeroy,OH. Very nice jeans, children's dude program directora. 992-2196 , Pom. 40's, 814-985Grea & Potty 6ibbs-Ownets clothing, misc . recreation leaders. and a idea Hill Middleport, Ohio 4267 . for playground programs, PH. 992-2178 ~I I ·"C 1 JJ tic Lorge Yard Solo Friday & day camp clrector. and THREE bedroom , full bOloawimmlng inltructor (must mont, 75x120 lot, CIHton Soturdey. April lot & 2nd .438 Hodgewood Dr .... hove W.S.I.). You moy pick city water, gas heat . Gotllpotle . up an application in the Park $14,900. 304-882-3137, Oiatrlct office loe~~t~Ji on 304-n3-&a8o. COMPIITE Yord Sole 128 Fourth Avo .. First Avenue Monday Golllpollo. Fri. & Sat. through Frldoy from BAM to RADIATOR SERVICE AND 12 noon and 12:30 to 4PM 32 Mobile Homes From he Smolllst Heeter Garage end , Easter Bake or c~tact tha Parle Dl1trict Core to the Llrpst Rldia· for Sale Sale. Jaan1. good clothes, office at 446·4812. ext. 66 tor. drapea, Wood craft. 9 mile• to have an application Rldiator Spociaist We.t of Gallipolis on Rt. mailed to you . Chester, Ohio • Lowest Rates 141 . Thuro., Fri. , • ·$at:9 tilt · 1---...,---~-- TRI-STA ·T E MOBilE · . NATHA" BIGG$ . Pll. 911S-4269 ? ' . . ....,· . SALES : NO EXPERIENCE HOMES. · UsED - CARS, ' · 3S'Yrs.-Experltnct Around Dowayne Williams; - NECEsSARY to soil Avon. TRUCKS'. GALLIPOLIS . Yord Sole April 1st & 2nd. We'll show you how. Good CHECK OUR PRICE'S . & Scottie Smith •£riendly Service lOAM till Dork. Clothing- earnlngol Coli 814-388- CAU 446 -7572. All Makes and Models 9046 or 614-992-3890. men•. womens, tlrena • · GIVE US A TRY Anll!lll lnsllllation boya. Many mliCellaneou• CLEAN USED MOillE Pomeroy, Oh . House Calls and Shop 1temo. 2000 Chonnut St .. SOMEONE to core for el- HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALService Available l'h. 992-2174 Golllpollo. Cancelled until derly gentlemen, 304-882- ITY MOBILE HOME SALES, JIOlmo 31 8Jmopd 2·26-tlc 4 Mt . WEST, GALLIPOLIS, April 9 • 10 in ca• of rain. 2B10. RT 36. PHONE 448-7274 , 1----------+--~--~----+----------1 8 Fomity Yord Solo Friday & EARN extra money, 1811 Saturdoy. Bullavillo Rd. Avon . 304-&78-1429. 1976 Holly Park Mobile Home. 14x70 with centraf ,. nwanfed TownhouM. Houra 9 -6 . Furair. new drapes, new carpet . nltura. clothing .. misc . !· I I )ForSaie items. 1~ Situations Owner willing to lease prn1 I )Announcement 17, ont loartion. lnclu~il!g pooIndustrial, Commerci1l, Wanted I 1 ) Fo• Rent 18. _ __ _ _ turo on SR 584, Bidwell. Michlgon Ysrd Sole 50 Nell ' Residential. Interior and Avo ., GoltlpoMo. 1 thru 9. ,. Richard Garfield Coli 446 -9786, 8 ;30-3:30. 19, _ _ _ __ _ I -Addona and ......Wing Exterior. Boby beds & ltfOII«e. bicy - Will do Interior & Exterior Evanlngs. 387-7150. 'P1rkinclots .cles and other misc . guttor work Painting 1. 20. - -- -- work. Hanging wall paper, 1981 · Fairmont Happy •oriveways ~. Sandblasting paneling & etc. Contact 1 2. 2!. = - - - - Rummage Sole Apollollc H~ 14x70 whh 7x12 It ~B1sements -......o.g onil· M9rtarblesting Ronnie Hubbor,j ot 614- expende, 1 3. 22. - - " - - - - Church next to Willis Tire. 992-6541 total gu, centfll . 'olomlcal _ . Parking Lot Stripping 'P1tios , ... 23. Fri .. Sot., & Mon . lO:OOAM olr. iklning onchora , bal(FrM htlmat") Spray Painting 1 ance of 6 yeer warranty, set Reasonable Rites ~24. Texture Coatlngo Homo for elderly onlv. up in local ready to Ill Rt. 3, Porntroy, OH . 6. 25. ' • fW.,Insultd-ftw Eltiimlfsls BIG BIG BIGI Yord Sste, Roimt, boord snd loundry. I. 992·6215 or 992·7314 " A • ~ IF •2D yeoro experience. Coil 7. 26. Oh CAU 614-949-2686 pr. 1 c . r1· m 8 • 1· 19 • 4 · 992-8022 or 992-8748. p I, "PH. 614-985-4464 3&47 . : omeroy, l~l·26-tfc 2-3·2 mo 43 Cole St. INe.:t to Aiwr) 3.7. 1 maPd 8. 27. I' 9. 28. I, ~ 1974 Kirkwood 14x70 2 everyone! Rsln cancolo. Insurance .. I· 13 10 . . _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'f- 29. bdr ,. cen1rel air. ct~rpet; underpinning. B1ft. cov•red H. L. Wrl'tesel 2 Femlly. Ap< . 1 e. 2 . Bsby 11. 30. porch . w 24 ft . screened. cloth... glaaaware.. turN · lure, cfiolro, drouor, Iorge SANDY AND BEAVER tn- 25& -1672 oftor 7 . t2 . 31 . ROOFING elze clothing. chltdrono suronce Co. hoo o~rod 3 Announcements 13. - - - --- 32. -Pours All types uf f_, woor, vocuum · cleoners . Hovlceo for fire lnouronco Loto 1980 Wlndoor. 14x70 14. 33 . -Backhots · • '~..;;.:~ IIIWIIId SWEEPER ond -lng m·- !fig no on w. Main, AFAB lot, coverogo in Golllo County with oxpondo, 3 bedroom , 2 -Dump Truch 01 llpllr, ,..,..,. chine ropolr, ports, ond Pomeroy. for olmoot • contury. Form, b11h. eir. stero, microwave, 15. 34. . -- - - - --La-Bor downspouts, JllllrciNft,upplles. Pick up ,· o n d l - - - - - - - - - - homoondporsonotproporty ltorage building. end more. l6. 35 . . - --- - -Tronc:"r dineoonllldllld!lliwl~~ stoim · dollvery, Oovls Vocuum CAR port, yord Ale. FrldoY.• · coverageo oro ovol)oblo to For a fomjty looking for 1 -Waltr '"'"'"' Claoner, one hell milo up April 1st.. lioturdoy. AprK mHtlndlvlduol naodo.. Con- little extra In a mobile I :...s-r Goorgos Creek Rd. Cell 2nd. Firlt tlmo over. Sovorol lOCI Eugono Holley, agont. home-muat .... RodneyI·' M•il This Coupon With Remlttanct ' Co,. Rd . CaM 114-245-Gal Lints All Worlt Guarantoed • 441--0294.. . n - ltomo, tots of · mloc. ._P_h_o_n_•_3_s_8·...:!;..&_s_o._ _~ 9228 . I . "Fr• !stintatn" Avon boltlos, brookfost oot, . , . Tht Dtlly Stntlntl · ' - Stptlc Systtnts Control hun~r ·ond looit compound bow, Workml!e Aro you poylng to much for 1---_,-:----'---,-111 courtst. · lARGE or $1AU. JOBS Call: 949-2263 wolght with New Shepo workbench. aweeper, bed , vour hospilll-hoolth lnsu- Mobile home axe. · cond., PH. 992·2471 O _Diet Pion and Hydroa Walllr otc. 2813 Uncoln Ave. Pt. ronco. Coli Carroll 12x47, $4,800. Colt 448 Pomeroy, Oh. 4576' r 992•279l 1o.tfc Plllo ot Fruth Phlrmocy. Pteaoont . Exoctly 8 o.m. till? Snowt!en, 448.-4290. 070& . 1-IH IIIO, od. A ~ AUlltORIZED have the disc retion and ttie right to cancel the c;;o ntractw1th the Contractor at the t1me if the said Contractor con trnues operations until the end of the $3()00 olnouletloo •Storm Doors •Stoom Windows •RepiOicemont Window s •N• w Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE 1& Page-11 1----------+----------+----------l S. H-•· 265.030.00 Have it all lor just $500 down ;r~d $324.oJ a monltt tlr ll years at 12%. Th1s is a ranch style rome with 3 bedrooms, . I r~~~~~~~~ Senices Hoc 1-3-tlc SAlflllWP. - Here's your chance. your own home with IU~ $2,0110 dcmn and $529.75 a month lor 30 years at 12%. Approximately 791\ acres ol rice laying land, mostly cleared and a pood. Th~ 5 a 2 story brick home wrth 4 bedroom~ dimng roorn sun room and a' lui basement Equal housing opp!Jtuniy. $52,500.00. o-nbor ~xcess a! Receipts Over (U:nder) Drsburse- Deer. Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Ports & Service OHIO BONO ISSUE IIONFfWILlBEAVAIIABLESHORTLY.CAil FOR APPOINTMENT AND INFORIIATION ON ANY OF OUR OVER 100 PROPERTIES. Public Notice ~OMEROY . , COAL Yard , Sele ... 9504. Up to 16 words . .. Onedoy inaertion .... ... ... . 3.00 Up Ia 16 worda .. . Three day insertion ...... .. 84.00 Up to 1 fi Worda ... Six clay insertion ........... 87.00 (Averoge 4 -rdo p«linel Public Notice John New Holland, Bush -' 608 MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 RUTIAN DMeigoCoumy AreoCode1114 VINYL& ALUMINUM SIDING "Something New" U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Ohio 45769 Gellie County AreeCodell14 STRIP ] ....2. mo pd A'uthorized successful b tdder who IS for the Health. Safety and any person who may be 1n1Ured awarded the con tract mav Welfare of tf'le VIllage of as a resu lt of the 1nsta!1auon or renegot1ate the contracr w.th Pomerov and 1S to go rnto eHec1 ma1nrenance. e t ~ on the sa1d T-Jan 1. 1982 67 .596.00 the Board at Trustees Beech ir;nmechatey. srren and attachment's thereto Fund Cash Balance Meiga County Grove Cemetery and the V1l lage of Educotion Passed th1 s 2 1Sl dav of 2 "That the satd Theoph rlus 0 e c 3 1 STATEMENT I CouncrL V't'ltho ut advert1srng for March 1983. Smnh shall be lrable for anv f1re 1982 65 .686 00 new bids or l1res that rna-v resultl ro rn anv COMBINED STATEMENT STATEMENT 3 OF CASH, 10 . The Contractor wrll have ·Vrltage of Pomerov cause. and shall save the COMBINED STATEMENT INVESTMENTS, AND the d1screl!on to · determ1ne By Clarence Andrews V1lla,ge of Pomeroy harmless OF CASH RECEIPTS FUND CASH BALANCES Mayor from tl"le same what work rs performed by the DISBURSEMENTS. satd Contractor durr ng Sprr ng. AI Fund Typeo ATIEST. 3 That thts srren and attach · AND CHANGES IN At 31. 1982 Sum mer. Fall and Wtnt er Ellen J. Rought ments may be ordered to be FUND CASH BALANCES months Furthe rmore . each Clerk · remO\Ied bv the satd Theophl · Cash 1n Banks AU PROPRIETARY (Net) -0 brdder shall subm1t the pro· Ius Smt h h1s Admrnrstrators FUND TYPES AND Peny Cash -0Larry Wehrung Ex:ecutors. Dev1sees. Herrs and posed schedule of same and SIMILAR FIDUCIARY Chan ge Cash -0how often sard contractor w 1ll Prestdent o f the Asstgns. at any ttme bv grv.ng FUND TYPES Cas h 'Mth Frsc al be pard Councrl the M ayor of sa •d V•llage o f FOR THE FISCAL Agent Net) S6 5.685 00 1 1 That the Contrac tor shall Pomeroy th1ny ( 30) davs notrce YEAR ENDED Cenlircates ot be respo nsrble for the removal (3) 31 . 14) 7 2tc rn wr1t1ng of h1S rntentron 10 DECEMBER 31, 1182 De posrt -0of anv contarner of flo"-"8rs from have sam e removed Not toppllcoble 1D COunty 0 ther Securr tres sa1d graves when sa•d flowers LAFF A DAy 4. That the satd Theophtlu s ~of Educotlon. (Cost) -0o r other decoratrons .are no I~:::;::::=;=::;-;--·-·-:-Jr.=;;;<:;jnJ Smlth shaM not charge the satd 0ther Invest longer u seful as decorations. II V1llage . of Pomeroy tar the 131 31. 1tc ments -012 The Vtllage of Pomerov •nstallaHo n of the sa td s1ren and TOTAL 65 685 00 shall be respons1b!e at 1ts own attachments 'herelo durr ng the Public Notice GOV ERNMEN TAL FUND trme thai sa rd s1ren and expense for the followmg . " TYPES 1 That the V1llage of Pome attachments rema 1n on or tn ORDINANCE 535 General 64 439 00 same burldrng BE IT ORDAINED th at rt IS roy shall be !table at rts own expense for the cutt1ng and ThtS Resolu tr on adopted !he Specral Revenue necessary lor the best rnterest Fu nds 1.246 00 21s t day of Marc h. 1983 and welfare of the Beech Grove removal of any large trees tn Oebrt SeiVlce VTLLAGE OF Cemetery and the Vrllage of sa1d Beech Grove Cemetery Fund -0 2 Thai the V1llage of PomePOMEROY. Pomeroy. Ohr o to advertise for Caprtal Projec t By Clarence Andrews btds to some person Corpora - rov shall be responSible at rt$ Funds -0 o\l\lfl e)(pense tor the openrno of Mayor tion or Partnership on an PRO PRIET ARY FUND ATIEST. annual bas1s to perform the graves . the purchase and TYPES locatron of all lots whtch are to Ellen J Rought followmg work. at the Beech Ente rpnse Funds -0 be so ld and anv expense fort he Clerk of Grove Cemetery lntern al Serv rceFunds 0V1ilage of Pomerov 1. To mow and tn m all grass burrals of rndivrduals 1n sa 1d FIOUC IARY FUND TYPES and weeds rn the entrre Cemetery Trust and Agency 3 That the Vtllage of PomeLarry WehrunQ cemetery Types 6 5.685 00 Pres1dent of Councrl 2 To cut and remove any roy will be liable tor rn1urres ro STATEMENT 2 any employees ol the Sa1d Public Notice small trees that are m danger of 13 3 1. 1417 2tc COMBINED STATEMENT Vi llage and shall carry W orklat11ng or any 11ms OF CASH RECEIPTS, Compen satiOn on rts man·s 3 To provrde the ftl hng and DISBURSEMENTS. plant1ng grass seed on new emplovees Furthe rmore the BE ITREIOLUTION RESOLVED by the AND CHANGES IN V•llage w•ll be lrable and g raves COUNCIL ol the VILLAGE Of FUND CASH BALANCES lrabrhty •nsurance on provrde 4 Also to keep the lea11es '., · All GOVER.NMENTAL OHIO .all raked and removed rn the fal! of · aDV of tl:le V1Uage o f ~omeroy MEMBERS thereto concurrrng AND FIDUCIARY employees lor_· any act o f each year.'. · · ' Ttiat rt rS: riecessarv·to 1nstaU a FUND TYPES 5. To clea n all d rainage negligence on anv of the sa1d s1ren. toge'ther with other att FOR THE FISCAL Vt llage employees . drtches tn the Cemetery along Gooop Jr. YEAR ENDED 4 That 1f any marker or achments on a bulld rng now the srde ol the road an d to c lean ow n e d by THEOPH ILUS DECEMBER 31, 1982 monument 1S damaged due t o and remove debns 1 SMITH. and known as the Cilia: 992-5'131 Total Recerpts from 6. To keep a vr gilant check on the negl1gence on any of the Sugar Run Flour Mt\1 and FARII- 135.70 acres !Mthoil Local Sources2 5.056 00 persons that the sard V tttage all monuments. markers. and 'M"Iereas Theoph1lus Smrth. T01al Recerpts wtll replace o r reparr .any and g11 mnerals. AI ullities oth er personal property located owner of satd burldtng . has from lntermedrate marker or monument at the avaiable. Excellent pr~ rn said Cemetery for any act of granted l1cense 10 the Vtllage at Sou rces -0lor subdivislllt, has ~ ol ro.:l vandalism and notrfy som'e VIllage e~pense . Pomeroy to tnstatl a srren on Tota l Aecerpts 13 Sard Contractor shall offtcer at the V1 llage govern lro!taae, and approx. 3 mles from State Sources post a S500 .00 Bond for satd buld1ng. together w 1th ment or trustees of the said out ol Rut~nd . Asking necessary attachments · (restncted) 2.465.00 farthful performance Beech Grove Cemetery pertainNOW THEREFORE. Counc'l $49,000.00. Total Recerpts The Clerk of the Vtllage of Ing 10 damage. of the V11\age of Pomeroy fr o m Sta t e Sou r ces Pomeroy shall adven1se fo r authonzes the Mayor and Clerk 7 The Cont ractOr shall fur!unre1974 FREEDOIIIIobilo Home btds rn Accor dance to Law of the Vtl lage of Pomeroy to n1sh all equ•pment. fuel and str icted) 233.224 00 M eledric am atr This Ordinance 1s here by labor at hrs own eKpense. declared to be an Emergency enter 1nto a co ntract With the Total Recer pts from condtilned. Two bediOCIIIS. sa1d Theoph•lus Smrth for the wh1 ch he would requrre in Federal Sources Thi s is an exci!!Oln~ clean perform1ng the work descnbed ---:---::-=,--:---1 installation of sa+d suen and T o ta l Re am well kept mollile horne. of Th•nkl anachments thereto and 1o rd persons. herern. to thi celpiS 260.855 .00 $7,000.110. 8 That .the Contractor shell ----~~----1 prOvrde 1n said contract as DISBURSEMENTS lollows be habte at hrs expense "to Total Support Services 1 That the Vtllage of Pome provrde Workman's Campen· CEDAR & BiiiCK ranch home, - Pupols · 121.446 00 CAID OF roy w 1ll be liable tor any 1nJur1es satron on any of the contracTotal Support Servrces dh beaulilul lealu res to any person or persons who tors. emplovees and further- lnstructtonal ltuougmut 3 bedrooms, living may be in1ured in the lns-ella m ore to carrv lr abihty rnsU rance Slall 79.695.00 room !Mth fireplace, llfrle maintenance . or repair. or tlon. for damage c aused for any Tmal Support Servrces family IOCITI wlh sliding moo negligence on the part of the G e ne r a l onln a private decli, oak contractor o r employees Mm. 60.7 26 00 cobinet~ wih an eat-in bar. 111 9. Sard Con tra ct INI(1be on an F1scal Servtces 283 .00 ltlchen. Ful bljeflteftt with an nual basrs. The fi rst contract Operatton ot shat1 contain a three months I replace. Two car pra~. all )'lant 778 oo probatiOnary periOd and 1f the slulled ~Jt apprmt. 71\ acres, Intern al ·• Board of Trustees of Beech SeNices 3 2 00 oriy 2 mies lr1111 Roule 7, near Grove Cemetery determ1Re the Support Servrce Chester. $75,000.00. contractor's oork is not sattsCentral 2.070 00 factory after three m onths. then Total Supportrng LOTS -One acre I~ 1pp10x. the Village ol Pomeroy shell uses C II 843 5425 a • SALES.& SERVICE ' Classified pa~es cover the followin~ telephone exchan~e.~ ... Public Notice ears Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES BOGGS ... . . . . ... .. PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 81 - Home Improvement• 82-Piumbing & Heating 83-bcavating 84-Eiectricel& Aorfrigention 85 -General Hauling B&-M .H. Repair 87-Upholstery 61 -Far"!. Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 6 3-Livestock 64-Hay & Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer Public Notice Public Noti.c e The Annual Vrll age Frnancral re p ort and Form O H -3 lor the Vr llage or Mrddlep ort has been hied wnh Th e Stat e Audrt or. and a co py of these. re p o rts and rt s supportrng doc um enratron are avarlable at th e ma yor's o ffice fro m 8 AM. to 4 PM Monday th rough Fr1day Jon Bu ck Cle rk -Trea surer V1l lag e of Middleport ':, ·~' ?· !')I 51 - Household Goods 52-CB , TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 54-Misc. Merchandise 55· Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 57-Musical Instruments 58-Fruits & Vegetables 59- For Sale or Trade 21-Business Opportunity 22-Money to Loan 23-Professionat Services 20 Y MINE RUN J&l BLOWN INSULATION 7 Daily Sentinel April -1 . Clothos. jewelry, Karate the uhiinate in aetf defance all privata leaiOM, jeana. much more . 9-fi. wono. 304-273-52S8. Mwn . women, • children . ' .. Square Donee every S.turlnltNction thrU block bolt . GARAGE ulo, 2221 Joffe<dovfrom9to1AM . countrv Alao available Karate unl Rock Sunday 7 to 11PM . aon Ave. Pt. PIHaant. Wed · forma puchi(lg and kicldng Robert Picken's. E11t Dor- neldey • Thuraday. Lola of bega, and protective equipchildrena clothea . win.St. Rt. 6B1 . mem . Jerry lowery & A81o· Rive....,low Nursing Core GARAGE Alo, Thursdoy, ciatea Karate Studio, 143 Bu~lngton Rd ., Jockson. Homo . Now open forombu- Frldoy & Soturdoy, 1201 Oh. Cell 814-281-3074 or Iotory potlonts. 304-773- Sondhill Rd. Pt. Pleasant . 614-384-6180. 5882 · • YARDaala. Rolliniltown , R t. l =~~====~==McDANIEL Cuotom But- 2 Pt. Pteosont. Fridoy • 18 Wanted to Do chering . Open first week in Saturday, rain or thine. . every month, Kill on Mo,nO.:neral Haulng and Truh doys . Houro 7 o.m. toe p.m . GAllA (IE solo, Rt. 2 North removel Service . Relleble Shepherd Church . by Good tHl 'September 1. 1983. 304-882-3224. Furniture. · baby-children and dapondoblo. Coli 448 3169. clothes, jeans, saw. Giveaway ~-------------+----------~--~------~-----14 -~---- ••' ,hilll$111 1 -Card of Thanks(paid in advancel 2 -ln Mamort (paid in advancel 3-Announcements 4-Giveeway 5-Happy Ads 6-lostand Found 7 - Yard Sale(paid in advance I 8 - Pubic Sale & Auction 9 -Wanted to Buy SUPERIO"1'1 VINYL . SIDING ·sldin& 'Roofing 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodelinl RUTlAND - Main street - Move right n wlh JUst $500 oow ~ and $235.56 a month lor 30 years at- 12%. 3/5 acre wih hru;e House is 2S1orf 111 front p!rt and I story in back part.B1g kitchen, d1ring lOOft\ i,.;ng room wlh F.P., utiity nxlft\ and part bastmert Equal housilg opportunity. $23,400.00. ... ,.,,.,.. ..o. · u · ~· ·· a' "...... ,. • .u.o. > EUGENE LONG Announcements Cakes made for all occe- -:::::::::::::::::~i~===~~~~~~==:;~~~~~==~::::~~~::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::~ f" "CUT OUT I 111 Court St., 3 Business senices e: The Daily Sentinel The Ohio ...' '' ( ... .... ------------------e.---~ ,. s·:. ;:.~ ffl:Tti~~~y, ·-.-::: •• l • . ., , ,. ~ ' '• 0 " ',. •• �.• Pomerot ~leport, Ohio Thunday, March 31 , 1983 The Daily Sentinei- Pa"e 13 :D:IC;K.~TR~A;C:Y~~~~!.------------------------------------~::::!:::::~~~~==~~------------,-~~------~~~~~~~~~~~~! .. 32 Mobile Homes fo r Sale Maytag auto w .. her $90, G E auto was her t125, May· tag auto washer •125, Kenmore dryer f110. All A-1 cond. and guarant eed. Caii448-81B1 . For u le-1 acnt with 12x60 mobile h o m e. la rge in g round Pool 51 Household Good• 66 TheY.'II Do It Every Time and fo undation fo r houoe . Call 304-6964721. 3 piece living room suite, $ 160 . Collll14-268-9393. 1 4 x70 Bayview total electric, 3 bdr., 17,400 . 12x60 U barty good oond .. 13 ,900. Cell 446 -01 7 6 . • 54 M jsc. Merchandis e 1 9 72 Conve ntry 13x68, 6 ro om s, li ving room (19x2 1 I. c offee table 47'11•18'11x16'1t ln . and 1 end t i .ble 25k1 a·Y.lx201h with light walnut finish •ao, 32.63- 174 pioc.. brown underpinning for a mobile home used just 1 year ca~e off • 1 4x70 mobile home. long pieces meaaure · ·3 2". shor1 pieces ~ 1 .. •nd 1 0 inchel acro11. enterlock in • metal frame. wood grain finish. Call after 5PM. 44113065. 1 to ta! ca rpetilg. kitchen ap pliances, glass din nette -s et. fuel oil ta-nk, underpin ning, porch. awning , axe . cond .. 8 7 ,200. Ca11614-24-6205. $ 2,950 . up used mo bile homes for sale. 2 bedroom. c ompletely furn is ~ed . Ready to move in . Brown's Trailer Park, Minersville. Oh . 614-992-3324. Nice 2 bdr . mobile home furnished. Convenient loca tion on Rt. 7 . Call614-246· 5818 . 12x60 2 bdr. trailer in Rio Grande, available April 3rd . Cell446 -0157 . USED MOBILE 676-2711 . HOME . 2 bdr. mobile home with axpand o, . $176 mo ., wa•er 1977 14x70 Windsor. 2 paid . Call 446-4491. b8droom, t otal etectri c. with - - -- - - - - - - - lcwoodburnar . 304-675 · 2 bedroom Mobile Home in Ra cine . $2 00. mon t h , 6930 or 675 -3346. 1 4x66 trlliler and lot in Mason 304-773-6713 after 6 :00p.m . $100. dep . You pay utilities. Kitchen stove & refridgera tor 1urn., rest unfurnished. 614-367-0288 . TWO bedroom apartment for rent . Henderson, WV 304-675- 2946 . 8ft. meat case. 8ft· freezer. 14ft, prqduce case. other misc . store equipment . Call 614-367-0378 between 10 & 4. Furnished Rooms Quality locust posts fo r sale. Call dey or night 614-2666702 or 614-256-1146. Sleeping room $1 .1 5, utilities pd. s ingle male. share bath. 919 2nd Ave .. Gellij>o · lis. Call 446-4416 a1ter 6 prom drusea sizes 7 -13. like new. Worn only once . Call 446-9769 or 4463594. 45 7PM . 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY- MOBIL. E Home Park, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Large lots . Call ====== ! :9~9;2=·=7=4;7:9:. 48 Equipment for Rent For sale 1 00 locust posts. Call 614-266-6036 . 1 977 GMC pick up camper spacial. 1978 Terry camper fully equip and self cOn· tained , air condition. 24 h .. sleep• 8 . All in A-1 condi· tion . Price - bothe itema $8 ,000 - truck $4 ,000 canipar 16,000 . Call 4468268 . Supplle• by Larry'Wrlghl KIT 'N' CARL YLE r• Home Improvement• STUCCO PL.ASTEfiiNG • textured ceilings ·c ommercial ond rlaiclentlol, free estlmateo. Call 814-21181182. TO ALL CONTRACTORSWe are able to gtvl contr~­ toro price on oil building. mot• lela. Dollvery ovolllbe. Galllpollo li!>ck Co.. 1 23'11 Pine St .. Gallipolis. Oh 44112783. HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding all breede. AKC Reg. Doberman• pupa· afd Doberman Stud Service. Coli 448-7796 . 63 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 72 Ford Bronco 4 -WD, A-1 cond ., $3,000 . Call 814388-8713 . Registered Quarter Horse. Ruth Reeves. Also grlde. Saddlea. brldloe. winter Easter rabbits mixed colo.-.. horse blankets . waatarn •1981 Jeep CJ!i'. Carpeted, $3 • f4 . Cell 614-387- boots. 814-698-3290. · AM-FM rodlo . Call after 7230. 4:00 pm. 742-23011. AKC Reg . Schnauzer pup64 Hay & Grain 75 DODGE'Powerwagon. % pies for aala. Cell 814-268ton, club cab, good condi1911 . tion , $2 ,000. 304 -676 Hay for sale. square bales. AKC Doberm&~n Pincher, Delivery available. Call446- 2377 . blue bloodline. black & tan, 61166 . 1977 JEEP Cherokee Chief. call before 4:30 p.m . or after 9 p.m . 304-676-1822. · Round balea of hoy for &ala good running .condition . 304 -676-7566 . do livery available. 1 .200 lb. belaa, 820 a bale. Call 1973 WAGONEER . from 446-666,6 . Idaho . body . . cellont , BABY rabbits, pure bred Good mixed hoy. First & standard. lock outs. must Rex. and Mini Lope. •~.oo second cuning. f1 .50 par see to appriciate, t1400. 304-676 -7749 . each 304-676-1920. bale. 614-992 -6036 . 75 Dodge Van customized . 304-675 -2396 . 57 Musical Instruments 74 Motorcycles 1 CAN'T !5El1EVJ: THJ:Y' D 90 THIS FAR• EASY. l 'M IN 2 bd .room mobile home in 1- - - - - -- - - -Recine . Reaonable rent . Deposit. You pay utilities. Backhoe endloader digs 8 Stove and refrig . furnished . ft .. large bed pick up haula· Prefer elderly people . 614- ·· ble. operate yourself . $90 . 949-2228. Call -10 a .m . -5 per day. 304-895-3841 .· p-:m . PO YOU WANT Al-l- MV WO~KE~j; TO WIND UP 1-11<1? THI !> O NE ~ THJ: RIISHT AND WON' T IMCK POW~ . lrwin'i Glau Service makes insulattld unhs scrMna, atorm windowa for realdential or commerciol. Call614-256-11544. rapla~mentl RON 'S Talovlalon Service. SpecloUzlng In Zenith and ...._ Motorola , Quaztr. and ~ house collo. Call 6711-23B8 0< 446-2454. ·e e O () I X) .".. 0 IRUMABII' tJ I - t. J J · Y/ WHAT THEMAN F~OM PRAGUE . C ALLE.!7 HI~ WIPE . () j r LICTIE 1 Now .·' . '' 4 .( •J arrange lie cildad 1o1tors 1o form ... IUrpfiM .u QHiedbyllalboveCOIIoon. ,., lUg· mer. HIS "(I I I I )"(III) · ~· (~lomoitow) .::, " v_esterday . ·• I Jumi:Ha: NUTTY :~ FLORA \1/ISOOM DEBATE •·" An-: What that filibusterer In Ihe Senate was throwing- HIS "WAIT" AROUND . e (() F & K Tree Trimming, atump ramoval . Cellll711-1331 . RINGLE' S SERVICE experienced rooting, Including hot tar appNcation. carpen- . ter. alectrician, mason. CaU 304 -676 - 2088 or 67& 4660. a Water Walla. Commercial and Domeatlc. Test holes. 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Report 1--------- -- - · AUZER liD Newo I;:===;::;.==== , 3/31/83 e Gel your corpal In lhlp For ule metal culvert 6 inch ohape . Welarremovol, FREE· thru 60 inch In stock. State ESTIMATES. FUR~ITU,IIE approved 16 gauge 12 inch CLEANING. 'tAPTAfN 86 .36 per ft. , 24.. inch StEAMER 111 4-448-21!17. $10.10 per fl . 36 inc~ 33 Farms for Sale $15 .50 per ft . Also plostic Very nice Spinet piano & 71 Autos for Sale E 6 R Tr" Sorvlce, fully culven in stock . 61nch thru bench . Ca11614-367-7441 . l- -- -- -- - -- 1974. Yamaha Enduro dirt InJured . frH aatlmataa . Farm for sale 26 acres 1 8 inch. 8 Inch S1 .80 per fl .. bike. 2 .900 mllee. Call 458- Phone 614-317-0138. call mostly level. good hay 1--.,.--- - - -- -12 inch 13.60 per ft . Ron 1976 Buick Electra 2 dr.. 1997. For Lease fields. &45,000. Must sell, Trailer unfurnished , big lot, 49 Evans Enterprises, 4. mi. 58 Fruit PS. PB, AC, AM-FM staro 1 --- - - - - ' - - - eft&f 5 . reasonable . offer . 3 bdr . all $1 00 montti. 4 miles • South of Jackaon on ST. RT. & Vegetables $1 ,860 or troda for collie. 1976 Suzuki 660 hal been home , new furn.anca , from Pt. Pi .. Gall . Ferry. 93. ,614-286 , 6930 . farm equipi'nent of equal reeked, m1 'ke offer. Call county w 1 ter new' bath 304-675 -6848 for appoint- Country Store for lease 458-1997. $100 per. mo. Call 614- 1nfant car seat. $ 20. 00 ..Ca II I~;:-;;:-;:-:--;;-:-;--:--:;:--;- value. Cell 446 -463?. carpeted. new alum . aiding ment 9 · 5 · Plumbing 82 245-9315. coal & wood ·burning stove. & Heating 614-367-7160 . 59 For Sale or Trade 1974 Chevrolet Sport 1980 Honda CR125 dirt Good barn. & other out Coupe good condition , PS. bike, axe . cond .• many new LEASE -OPTION TO BUY 3 Cedar wardrobe, antique bldgs, garage. Located on PB. air. new tlrea, paint • pa~ 1 • first 8800 ukes it. bedroom house. For infor- ·trunk. 3 tier glass teble &. old 160 nea r Porter. Call CARTER'S PLUMBING niilllon call 304-675 -5689 concrete picnic table with 1975. Buick Electra 2 dr .. top . Coll448 -2026 or 446- Call814 -266-1379. 614,388-9060 . AND HEATING PS. PB. AC. AM -FM staro after 4 :30 p.m . 3077. 1 ~---------------benches. Call 614-266 Cor, Fourth and Pine Apartment 81 .860 or trade for cattle, 1 1 982 Harley Davidson low 44 207 acre farm . Langsville, 1768 . Phone 441-3881 or 448 farm equipment of equal 1978 Mustang 4 apd. good rider. Coll614-2118-6206 . for Rent m ineral rites included. no 4477 Coil 446-4637. value . house $12,000 down will cond .. f1 . 200 . Call even- 1!9;7''Hi;,"~::1i)i~j~~;;. Fitewood. split, 130.00 a lngs 448-4231 . 1 1977 corry rest . 614-388-9346 . truckload . $35 .00 deli - r-- - -- -- - - 51 Household Goods JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· Sportster. •~ ..uuu 2 bdr. !legen~y Inc. Apan- 1_ __ __ _ _ __ __ vered . Ph . (6141 992 -2770 lNG . Fomerly Dawltt' l 1977 2 dr. Malibu good ' C all evonl1191 otter 7 pm. 6 acre farm land. Includes ments· &200 per rho . or if I or (3041 882 -2194 . Plumbing. CoM 4114-387· condition . Call 614-246- 614-949-2446. ' '. .. ..... . mineral rights, 3 ~d . room income is $10.000 or less 9492 . o1n. 'tram• house . For in1o. call HUO available. A-One Real SWAIN Antique ·Oak Reproduction Two Mopocla for ule. Will 247 -4811. Estates. Carol Yeager, Real- AUCTION & FURNITURE furniture. full· line in stock. 1978 Ford Musteng 2 dr . trode one for a horoe. Coil tor. Call 304-676-5104 or 62 Olivo St .. Gallipolis. King also Antiques. Paul Conkels 61 . Farm Equipment hardtop, bucket aeal,, outo . 614-!192-3590. 74 acre farm. hay shed, 2 675-5386 or 675-7786 . coal &. wood he·a ters with Antiques. Tuppers Plains. stick ohifl, PB, 4 new radlel 1 - - -- -- - - --- 83 Excevating ponda. timber. 25 tillable fan $~69 .. set box spring &. ' dru. CoH 1114' 2511-11417 1980 Kawoukl KZ440 . acres, oil&. gaa for lease. 1% 3 rm , and 4 rm. unfurnished mattre11 8100; firm 8120, Electric dryer. 614 -992 - Bush hog in good ahlpe 2500 milaa. hlghwoy pogo, miles out of Han""isonvitle. apartments. Utilities paid. sofa-loveaeat S. chair $199, 6821 . 8326 & older modellnterna · between noon and 4PM . sissy bar. Juat aerviced. Lonnie Bogge Excavotlng . 614-742-2677 . tional tractor (nHds work) no pets. no children . Call love seata $70, new coal & wood heaters as low 11 For Sale: 200 locust fence $1 ,200 . Coli 4411-0855 88 Mustang fastback . .new Ex.cellent cond . •1000 . Dor.er, b•ckhoe . dump 446-3437 . tlraa • oxhouat, 289 auto .. FIRM . 614-992-2377. trudc . Wort. by hour or job. 1 976 Two bedroom mobile $399 with blowers. used potts. Phone Clyde Smith at days & 446-4257 even. e1.500 . Call 814-246 - 1 - ------:-:-- =-::= Call 4411-7903 . home and 45 acres located Fli'st floor furinshed apt, coal &. wood heaters . new 696 -1283. 1981 HONDA CB 900 on Thomu Ri~ge Road . Call utilities paid . deposit & lease dinet sets 8100 & up . Farmall Cub with cultiva· 9108 . Custom. Vetter Rooster Meigs Excevatlng bull dozer 304-676-3280 and ask for required . Adults, no pets . refrigerators, rangea, bunk Maytag automatic $100. tors, axe. condition. 82,200 1978 Mustang 114 cyl. . auto sport fairing. Hondaline Cl.. and badthoe .....,ice, liM• Ron Hickman . Call at 631 Fourth Ave ., bed• complete $199, bun - Kenmore dryer $85 . Hoover finn . Call after 6 , 614-379- trans, PS, PB. IJI.C . body, guards. Hi·wly pega. KG ment, foot8rt, land~e~ping. kies mattresses $40, cheats. 2668. portable 8150. Hoover dryer Gellipolis. rune good . $1 ,396. Cell ainy ber with pod. No driv•waya , farm ponds . dressers. TV's. Cell 446- 885 . 614-742-2352 . 35 Lots & Acreage domage history. ahow room 614 -742 - 2407 or 742 Mllkero t160. 614-378- 814-245-9423 avo. JACKSON ESTATES 'Equal 3169. _ . . condition. •f3285 .00 . 304- 2088 . 6218. . Housing Opportunity ' has 6 piece bedroom suite. 80 T-blrd nowtlru. 'b reo... 1175-2651 . one bedroom apartments GOOD USED APPLIANCES bookcase headboard. 2 rae6 -20 Acrn woodt. over- rent starting at 8167 per - wethers, dryers, refrigera- liners, gold tweed . Call after Now Holland hay beler . exhaust, velour int ., cruise. looking Ohio Rlvtlt', city month and two bedroom toro. ranges. Skaggs Ap- 5:30p.m. 614-992-2241 . Model 288 . Uaed bery liltla . good cond. Call 814-367- CB 900 Hondo. 1980. 30484 Electricel 875-11398 . ldlools. 446-3554 or 1 - apartments rent starting at plienc••· Upper River Rd ., Stored inaide. Exj:. oond . 0467 . · & Refrigel'ltion 513-423 - 8928 . 8193 per month. Call 446- beside Stone Crest Motel. TROY81LT ROTOTILLERS 614-949,- 2568 . 1973 Ford lTD Brougham . 1982 SuzukiGS 1100.300 Owner I Agent . . ·.4 46· 7398 . Discount s. AVoid April prieS 2745 Or leave mes111ge. 4 door .. fully equipped. vary mllaa. 304-675-7979 . NEW 6 Uaed Harvestore increase . Free Hiller in 35 acres at Rodney on W.T. 2 bdr. apartment park front LAYNE'S FURNITURE DEPENDABLE WASHER · cluded . Immediate ship - Structures. Automated li- good cond . Owner retired. 1982 YZ 80J Yomoho dirt DRYER REPAIR . GuorllllWat10n Rd . Owner financ - view, part turn .. water paid. Sofa. chair. rocker. otto- !fl&nt. Parts. ' nginea. Trade vestock feeding -computer 1114-949-25118 . bike . 304 -1175-7979 or l ..d work. Call onytlme ing available. Call448-8221 $175 mo .. Cell446 -3919or man. 3 tables. (extra heavy 1n1 accepted . 703-942- feeders . Call collect &1 4 1973 VW Super Beetle. 304 -676-7418 . after 6 week dlys. by Frontierl . $685. Sofa, 3871 Hickory Hill Nursery, 686 -2260. John L. Bans. 1114- 211-81120 or 111.,. 446-0021 . Oood body. e•cellent run - 1- - -- - - - - - - chair and loveseat. $276 . Rt . 1 Box 390 A, Fishers258-1207. Lot'• for sale in Racine. Furnished apt. 8225 , utili- Sofas and chairs priced from ville, VA 22939 . Model 65 New Holland nlng condition . 81 ,300 . 81 HONDA CX500 Dolu•e. bener droaaod , 1900 mMas, SEWING Machine rep~~lre. 814 -949- 2340 or 614 - ties pd ., 1 bdr. , adults . Call $285 . to $898. Tables. $46 baler, priced reasonable. 61 4 -992-2B49 . like new. 304-81i2-2138 . 949 -2571 . and up to 8125 . Hide-a304-675-7337. nrvlco. Authorl•d Binger 446-4416 efler 7PM . Foramens Ueed Cars. For beds , $440 . and up to Baldwin Acrosonic Spinet Soloe 6 Service Sharpen lt11expansive cars. On S .R. Piano, $1.000 . 304-675Lai in Bredbury. very good 1 bedroom apartment for $626 .. Raclinera. $176 . to 1037. FARM tractor 180 Alii& Scluors . Fobrlc Shop. Boats and too tion wrth trailer hook - rent. Call 446-0390 . $350 ., lompa from US . to Chalmers. dlual. $4500. 124 in longsvlllo, Oh . 614- 75 Pomoroy. 992 - ~284 . 742-2734. u p. AU utilities, septM: tank. H6 . 5 pc . dlnonao from 304-895-3999. Motors for Sale True Tone 19" color TV, ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR Apt. for rent. Half double-2 $99 .. IO •436 . 7 pc .. f1 89 . One HARTS Used Cera. New 1 9" black and white TV. SERVICE call City Furniture bd.room Apt. Adult, pre- and up. W~od table with aix 304-676-281 Haven w..t Virginia . Over 5. 62 Wanted to Buy 304-1175 -24108. 1erred. No pets . 614-992- chair~ $426 . to $746 . Desk NEW. Johnson 6 HP motor, 20 le11 e~~tpenalve cera in &110 up to 8226 . Hutches , 2749 . 2 fuel tanka, cost f849 .. atoc". $650 . and up, 111apla or pine GE air conditioner 18,000 Houses for Rent aacrifice t&75 . Phone 304btu 815.0, Hail fuel Oil finish . Bunk bed complete 86 Genera! Hauling 3 bed . apts. All include 882-3376 after 5 . Wanted .tobacco poundage. fur"ace 1 1 2.000 btu , good with mattresses, $260. and individual carports with stor· ~ up to S396 . Baby beds, cond . $200 . 304-676 - 304-676-6826 . ..,.rm. houM 3 m i . out 141 . age buildings & fenced back $1 1 0 . Mettresaas or box 1974. Rental to suit all JONES BOYS WATER 6ER - ··:: ¢'tv w•wr. deposit req .. no yards. springs, full or twin, $68 ., bud~ota . 304-2.7 3-3344 In VICE. Cell 1114· 317-7471 '. 63 Liveatoc;k ~ · pl. furnence . ~•1.1 Jirm •.$68:·.ond $78, Quoon Night .Crawler a. day or Rav~mswood ··-·between or 11 4 -3Bl·0~111; · · · ·: ' · bjlf!M'• 11:30 PN!;--4MI ' 9U4 . . ,a :m . 10. 4':30 p~ ~· · -: · · . . sets. e1 96.. 4 dr. .c~OIII, !iighf•.]5 centfdo~oq . leo- . 842. 6 dr .. chests. f64 .. Bed nard Twins, 1£13 Moin -St. Naod · aomethlnv heulod ~ nice, unfurnished~ · in Angua bullo 1 to 3 yrs. old, 76 Ford Ol'lnada car parts away or aomathing moved? frames , S20.and $26 .. 10 Pt. Pleasant, WV . 1 and 2 bedroom furnished cfry. 3 large' bedr .. liv. room. for aale. 304-1711-8048 We'll do 11. Cll441-3189or excellent blood line. Slato gun • Gun cabinets. $360., f•maf din ing rm ., kitchen . Apll. Call 814-992 -5434. dinolla choirs UO. ond $26. GARDEN tiller. ·lilyt now, Run F•rms. j•ckaon.Oh . anytime. 614 -992 -6914 or 304814-21111-19117 oflar II. ctprtte. sun porch, dep & 882-2666. Gas Or electric ranges, $326 . 8200. 73 Dodge ven. new Call 614-288 -5396 or 6141973 Volkowavon, good 1977 Comaro body patti, r... ,.q. Cllli448-0161 altar up to f375. Baby me- Hots l!o carpet, 304-676- 286-1787. running cond . $800. Phone fender, hood, bumptrs and Now hauling Umestone for ~PM . Efficency apt for 1 person . trones. f26 6 f35. bed 6081 . after 4 :00, 304-675 -631111 . mloc . ltoms. 304· 882 - drlvewoyl. top eollfor yord& Chianlna bull, sire of excel· frainel 820, 826, • $30, • 1111 din . Call 614-387bedroom houH~ Large Utilities and cable paid . k . f S60 Good aalec MINI bike $125 . KE100 lent club calvoa. Coil 11142312 . 614-992 -6738 . 7101 . mg rame · • 74 Corvano, 29 ,00 milea, ~Jng room. kitchen 6 bath . tion of bedroom suitea, motorcycle $350., motor- 388-8287. Furn ished . Overlooking Apartmentl. 304 -676 - cedar chests, rockers, metal cross bicycle $80 . Laying eJtc. cond. T-top. 304-&76DEPENDABLE WASHER O!_)io River. Adutts only. cabineta, swivel rockera . hens $2.50 each . 304-676 Regilitered Hereford with 3192. 5548 . DRYER REPAIR . Guoron 78 Camping Bf~wn's Trel .. r Parte: 614 · 1 563 Simmental croll heifer caH Usa d Fuml., ure ,.. b oo k case, tead work. Call enyilme · 1979 Olds Cullesl s ·uEquipment 982-3324. rangea. chaira. end tablea, at side. 3.4 Simmental heifer V APARTMENTS . mobile washers. 614- 256-11820 or 814 dryers, refr.igera- FORMAL, size 6 , worn one with Slmmtntlll bull 'caH •t preme, air, p1, pb, auto. · 6 . homea, houses. Pt . Pleaaant 266-1207. • 3 'I 1 t ime , $60 .00 . 304-676- aide. Ben Bickers Double B am~fm, cassette, new tiraa, Gallipolis. .614-446- tors and TV s . m•es ,ou 3734. a•.cond . 42 .000 miles . H~use for rent or sale, and Farm. Cell 814-3117-7727. ~ 1972 Storcrall fold·down Bu I·~ Ill o Rd · 0 pan .9 om to f5300 . 448-1387 or 446- camper, good condition . Will houlony kind ol motorial l<t::ated in SyracuM Ohio. 3 8221 . 6pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 9am to 4. from 2 Y•T 10 BT. Coli Leroy 806 bfdrooma with ~rpOfl. one- UNFURNISHED aporl'tl"nl 304-875-33118 . Caldwell. 4411-4851 . 5pm . Sal. -------=:-:-::-:---:-~ ttjird acre lot, U5 .DOD . Will 1or rent , 1 bedroom . 446 -0322 1 979 Ford F1 60. · 4 wd censider hou• vaUer 11 part $180 .00 Call Automotive T 6 T Truh Sonrlco. U .DD . 19,000 mi, ps,pb, air. •m- 79 Motor• Homes buamant. 304-752-8488 . monthly . Call 614 -949 -. Supply. 8 -6 . 304 -875 - New 6 drawer dN11ers $82, fm casaette; hd . 1rt. · suap. amoll deak •s9, 4 drowwr S. Campers 2218, 1176-6763 . 2973 . chrome rear stp, bumper, Four rooms and beth, ~ull ch..l no. unfinilhod harvchrome brush guard & baMment . . all new pa1.n t. ONE bedroom apartments Bit gold refrig . fraal free JIMS . WATER'-·'SERVICE . ~ ·;; lights, naw wheele 6 rodlala. carpeted. No inside pets ; for 'lhe elderly. All utllitie.s t260. white 2 dr. refrig ~ Coli Jim Lenior. 304-875 -• .·' 8y factory direct. Light· like now lnaide • out. Deposit and tf months lee M paid . Tenants pay 30 per- · frost free t9&, electric range f9500 . 448-8064 -4411 - weight, .f lbargl••• Scamp 7397 . required. 1114-992-3090. cent of their adjuated in- $96. gas range *96 , 2 pc . 13' • 16' travel trollers • 1387. in this HUD subsidized llvlnt~room suite $815. 8 pc. now 1 9' 5th wheel . Call now 8 · room country home , come openmenl building. Twin dlnitle set U6 . . Skagga 85 FORD for pans 614· toll fr" 1-800-341-4982 86 M . H .. Repait Southern · School district . Rivera Tower. phone 304- -Appllancee. Upper River Rd. for free brochure and SAVEJ 4411 -7162. Electric hoot, T.P.&C . wa- 876-6879 . Equal opportun - Golllpolia, Oh . 4411-739B . ter. gafden apace, cellar ity housing .. Open 9 · 5 , M_on .·Sat. 197B, 21 ft . Motor Home, Completi Mobit.l Home re. bUIIdl119. garage. 614-949 · len thon 10.000 mlleo. pair woi1t . Phone 114-742Trucks for Sale 72 2574. THREE bedroom apartment, U•d waahers • dryen ell dean, autom•tlc, PI, PI, 2498 . . centnl air , wa t e t bed . reworked ilnd guaranteed AM-FM 8 trook. 4 1paokor1, COTTAGE ot 1810 Jeffer- walhor & dryer hookup. 30 deyo. Different mlkoe & 1878 Detoun pickup 10 119 reducod to 12.000 or beet IOfl llvd. ldNI for ai119le 11oroge ,roo . f250. a modola. •. Call 814 , 268bed, oomper top, 119,000 ffe 304 B82 2730 · 81 . Upholstery peroon "' young couple. mi.. vory good concl. Call 0 ' · .• • • • . month, 304-67$-52g4, · _ 1 _20 _7 _ ·,_--......,,.-----:t 1 111 ' -' .• 304-1171-2301 , . 1 448·8541. 1978 2711. Monitor troller, ONE b!odroom unfumlohod. Surs 'Kenmore ·we a her • 1911 ,...~ luv 4-WD, bulh by Holiday Romblar, olr THIIEE bedroom. unfurTRISTATE dryor good cond .. .f100 . ,...,. ' conditioned, tu-oo. 2 ......, houM. 3311 FfMidin ell · utllhln poid, · except Coil 448-7159 . UPHOLSTERY SHQP te.ooo rnlleo, 4 AM- natrlgarotor. owning. llectrlc . f178 . month, 304Allli.. ""- ,.,.._.. 304- 175-1317 Of 178-3812 . 1 1113 Bee. , Avo., Golllpolla. FM, 1-tnlck, ...000; Cell bedo In beck bedroom, ..,...1ee?USED refrigerl)lior, gas -4'-4_1_-2_1_11_1_._..:-~:--:::. l 10if contoln~. roof •ntenna 4411-7833 or 448-1833 . ··f utnliihed one '. bedroom ·range, 7 -pc. dlriette.aet, sofa Bet! tC, llppNCiote. lllorp 73 for TV. oorpotod through- I\IOWREYS Upbolatery Rt. AU. - · wl1h epon.....,tln P.oint-PIO.oont. table. Corbin ·ond ·Snyder . D - plo!tup. llborgl,.. out. bulh In llaNO with ~ 1. · Box 1'24•. ·Pt.· Plnsant, ,....., c ...n tn.d Jll!:o. No peto. Fum.. 855 · Booond Avo .. ....... . tuHmontll. - -spaakorl, tub • shOwer. Call 304-871-4114. . - '· uiO 304- 304·871-1 381. IDP , 1 300. 304•175• 211s 3 . 1114-742-29011. Golllpolls, 448-1171 . 171· ll217. 1 Ox 55 CASTLE trailer, 2 bedroom , 304-773 -6063 . -j Tee Dough ()) F. A. Soccer: Road to R•s Remodeling. lntorlor and bterior. bult on raoma, patloo. C8rporll, · roofing. masonry finish concrete,, .. oloctriC81 work. F'" Mtl· motel . ly hour or lob. • Roftlt'Wicolf required. Phone. , 614-742-2296. :. Livestock THURSDAY Cafe' Home Maintenance Han'clyman Service. Al10 remodel· 1119 6 room oddltions. Coli 446-49115, . /( lour onllnary - (J) Tic CAPTAIN EASY Ju-. one lelllriD..., square, !D form 8 :00 • (I) (I) • (() tiJ • (jJ Newa (]) MOVIE: 'The AIOmle Marcum Roofing • Spout· 1119. 30 ~ore ..porianco. opeciollzlng In built up roof. Coli 61 4 -3SS-98117, ~ Pets for Sale Unlcr..- -four e t PAINTING • lnt•lor 'end exterior, plumbing, roofing, some remodeling. 20 yrs . o•p. Coli 814-388-9852 . BUILD YOUR OWN 1-iOME 5 rooms end beth, U,9811. See our modele, 1-8148811-7311. . AKC Reg . Toy Poodle, female. One Siamese cat 9 mos. old . declawed Ia neutered. Call 446-7432. e 81 · Building materiels ~lock, brick. uwor plpea, wlnd.ows ,' lintels. etc . Cloud• Wlntoro, Rip Granda, 0 . <;oil 814-248-5121 . ~tYlMOO~!""T.~=~w:o~ Television VJewmg 31' 1983 . Sentinel 12- The ' . PEANUTS I DON'T SUPPOSE VOU'D CAAE TO STOP I.\.II\TCHIN6 TV AHD HELP ME WIT~ 1-lOMEWORK ... AN'( WA'( I CAN MAKE 'f'Oll FEEL IS TJ.lERE 50 6UILT'r' '(OU'LL JUST !-lAVE TO f.IELP ME ? e . e 12:00 ()) ....... Allen (() FIS Woold Cup Skli119 : Women' a Slolom Coverag• olthe Women's Slalom is preiutnted ·Waterville Valley, NH. (90 min.) (I)Nhlhtllne 1B MbVIE: 'The Vlltloon Afl.sr' · tram · ·: G-··· IDI . LMt Word BRIDGE , 1.. ' •.. Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby I .. .J Uiing the Rule of 11 .· · the enemy hearts to divide NORTH 3-11-11 +JI091 •u t K86 +AQJ2 WEST EAST +st2 +A73 .AJ76 2 .QIH t92 • J 10 713 +>13 .87 SOUTH +KQ6 .K53 +AQ5 .K 10 9 6 Vulnerable: North·South Dealer: ~uth WHt Nert~ East Soutb · Pass Pass 2+ 3 NT I NT Pass Pass Pass 2t Pass ' .-'. 4-4, he would be able to set '. up a spade for his· ninth trick. However, that didn'l seem likely after that six .•. spot lead. Nothing in South's manner indicated lhat he was in trouble. He simply led a club to dummy at trick two and put dummy's jack of spades on the table. Meanwhile, East had been wool-galbering. Wben that jack was played East ducked smoothly and ineffectively. ,,, South had his spade trick home and ran off his nine tricks. If East had been alert he would have known that South held no heart higher than the six spot his partner had led . The Rule of 11 first described by R.F. Foster Ji o almost I 00 years ago would have told him that. Foster said that when your partner leads fourth best the number of cards higher than that held by the other three players ia equal to 11 minus the spo\S on the · card led. In this case tbe number is 11 minus 6, or 5. Dummy held two, East held two, declarer had . played one. Hence, declarer held no heart higher than tbe six and West's hearts had to be all winners. .. ,, •• ... .. Opening lead: •• By Oswald Jacoby ..,. James Jtcoby Things looked pretty hopeless to South after he cov· ered East's queen of hearts with his king at trick one. He could run off four clubs and three diamonds right away, bul that would leave him one trick short: Of course, were ... . ~ (NEWSPAPEREIITERPRISEASSN.) t!l~ .."•r THOMAS JOSEPH by ACilOSS 1 Foot-wiper 4! 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In this sample 1t. lao~· · used for the three L's, X for lh~ two ·O's. etc. Single lettera' apo~tropheo, the le"nllh and formation of the worda are oli ~ biDta. Each doy tht <Ode letten ore dllerenl. · .,,..; . CK'YI'TOQUOTES TWH OD GPFFGWU YNPDD .J ·C W X AWN J VI W Z GSXXW C XIOCTD. - IJNNU PZPNDWC . ..; 'I' QWDZOQ ·~ --.. VP xw QJ ·- . •• c T PX 1 J ~ AWDHOQR~~ Yeaterday'l Crypleqaote: 1111£ MORNING PAPER IS JUS1' AS NECES'I~Y . FOR ~ AMERICAN AS DEW IS TO THE ~':. GRASS.- - J~BIWNGS . • ·~ ,. �14-The Sentinel Local briefs: 2So/o OFF Three ·forfeit bonds in court ~ILDREN'S . - .- - .. . WESTERN . - ThrC'<' defendants for1C'itro bOnd~ of$4!i0each. a ll postm e n chargC'S of d r iving while lntoxicatnl. in the cout1 of Mlddl('port Mayor FrC'd Hoffman Wronesda)· night. ThP)' a n • Fred Engl!'. RoutC' .1. Middleport; Rolx>rt T. SchneidPr, Lawn•nceburg, Ind .. and StC'phC'n Pullen , Mt . Alto, W. Va . ForfC'itln~ a $.'i0 bOnd postC'd on a cha rgC' of d r iving without a liCC'nse was Cathy Clay, Clifton. W. Va . In other actions, .10<' Rik, Vinton. was lined $75 and costs a nd was ord ~red to makC' rC'S titution , d£'Siructlon of property ; Pa ttida A. Hindy, Pome roy, finro $50 and costs. dlsordNiy manner, on each of two charges and a 10 day suspended s~ntcnce on assault charges; David Hlndy, Pomeroy, $50 and costs, disorderly manner) charles R. Collins, Middleport, $50 and costs, dlsorderif'mapner, and $25and costs, operating motor vehicle with a1JI!rmlt and without a licensed drtver; PaulE . Clark, Middleport, $425 and costs and 10days in jail, · drtvlng while intoxicated. DAN'-S BOOT SHOP MIDDLEPORT MIDDLEPORI' SCHOOL:_ Wlanel'll a&Midlleportwerefrcint row (I to r), Dare! Wolle, first place, co-champion, politer contellt; Ml'!l. Smith, founlt grade teadler, bokiiDg Te1'1!811 Deem's second place poster; 'lbereon John!!ton, SWCD AMocla&e SupervisOr; aJ!d Joeepb Smith, third place poater. . Seven forfeit bonds in court Seven defendants for1elted bOnds In the Tuesday night court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews. They were David Smith, Syracuse, traffic light violation, $63; Stanford Mpon, Pomeroy, sperolng, _$45; Stanley Baker, Sunbury, speeding, $47; Wayne'Peck, Racine , speroing,.$48; Thomas Weaver, Gallipolis, speeding, $49; and Dennis Eynon, Racine, Improper · backlrtg, $43. IN OBSERVANCE OF .. . GOOD FRIDAY OUR .OFFICE WILL CLOSE AT _,; . NOON ON FRIDAY, APRIL lst · N- ~ -~ ' - - ' · fltll Emergency runs Two calls for assistance were answerro by units ofthe Emergency Medical j;ervice Wednesday, bOth at 10: 40 a. m . The Tuppers Plains unit transported Larry Circle from too Reedsville Locks and Darn to the Holzer Medical Center, and the Middleport unit treated but did not transport William Williams at his South Third Ave., Middleport residence: ONE SII)PPING Goldie Chapman.. Bass. He was e mployed ;tt the Farmers Bank and . BRADBURY- Wlnoenllt Bradburywerelrontrow (I tor), Carla William L. Russell, 78, Reynolds- · Savings Co. Kaull, first place essay; Tammy Kaull, aecond plaee essay; 'lbereon Survivors Include his wHe, Gerburg, former Micjdleport resident , Jobrulon, SWCD AMoclate Supervltt9r. trude Rusehel Bass, Pomeroy: died Wednesday at Mt. Carmel East da ughers, Mrs. Glen (Eleathree Hospita l in Columbus. He was bOrn March 22, 1900 in nor) Roy Lawson, Reedsville; Mrs. David (Jeanette) Young, New SallsburyTownship, a sonof thelate Raclrte VIllage Council wUI have a special meeting Saturday at George E . a nd Gertrude Russell. He York,N. Y.; Mrs. Dwight (Clirolyn) 6:30 p.m. at village hall to hear a representative of Tella National was also preceded in death by his , Bissell, Reedsville; one half-sister, Communications explain cable tele\llslon service to the village. first wHe, Margie. Mr. Russell was Mrs. Beulah Lemley, Lancaster; Interested residents are invited to attend. employed with the Federated two half-brotoors, Otis Bass, N!'W Paper Co. as paper cutter for 42 Sm yrna Beach, F1a., and Roy Young, Lancaster; three grand· years. sons, five granddaughters, and six The Southern Local Band Boosters will have a bake sale Saturday Surviving are his wife, Audrey; a great-grandchldren. Besides his beginning a t 8 a .m. at the Racine Home National Bank. stepdaughter, Mrs. Fred (Judy) parents, he was preceded In death Appleman, Pickerington; a grandPlan sunrise servic't' · by a sister, daughter and grandson, Karren a nd Funeral services will be held at 1 Darren Appleman, Pickerington: a A sunrise service will lx> held at 6a.m. Easter at the United Faith p.m on Saturday · at thE> Ewing cousin, Hattie Strauss, ZanesviUe, Chuneh. RouTe 7 bypass. with the Rev . .James R. Cundiff presiding . A Funeral Home where friends may and several nieces and nephews. at the ~nior Cit izens Center 1rt Pomeroy will follow. breakfast call after 7 p.m. this evenlrtg._ Mr. Services wUI be held at 8: :.1 P·.lTl· Friday at the Cotner Funeral H ~rii~. . Neil Proudfoot will conduct thE> 7369 E. Main St., Reynoldsburg, services and burial will be In Beech Grove Cemetery. where friend' may call from 7 to 9. The bOdy will then be brought to thE> Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Horne in Middleport where friends may call from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. Graveside rites will be THURSDAY-Half Pounders with Deep Fried Mushrooms held at 1: :lJ p.m . Saturday at thE> FRIDAY-Soup Beans &Com Beans' Riverview Cemetery with the Rev. SATURDAY-cabbap Rolls Mark McClung officiating. William Russell FRUTH p STOP l Area deaths . . ONE . . SlOP _SR)PPING - Council to meet Satunlay . Boosters plan bake sale .· rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;i DAILY SPECIALS SUNDAY-Baked Ham with Choice of Potato MONDAY-Spaptti TUESDAY-Turtey Sandwiches with Mashed Potatos WEDNESDAY-Beef Stew Stanley Bass Stanley (Peck) Bass, 71, of 110 Locust St. Pomeroy, died Wednesday at Holzer Medical Center. Born on Sept. 13, 1~111 hE> was thE> sonoflhelatel..athannOttoBassand HOURS: Monday thru SatLrday - &:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Sunday - 8:00 a.m. to 4 :00 p.m. .. Veterans Memorial HOIIpital ·' Prices In EHect April 19th nny loves .. our three new baskets ' I:J 1:\ GTY LG\N &. SAVINGS ~ r:J a Control Data Comp.lll)' ' GALLIPOI.IS: l~ Sroond A,;.., 446·1973 POMEROY: tl5f:. M"" St., 99'2·2t7t QBERFELDS · •.Pit. c ..,.... MMt.ttwvsar:a:•i .... ......... . ,._., ....... · SUnUf 11:Jitoi2: . . . . S .. t.lft. , •• ICRIPTIONS . PM . tn·1tSI I . Main ~·"""""' ftllftC:Up,O. · COnONELLE Two Sizes: 5"x7" & 8"x1 O" DETERGENT BATHROOM 'TISSUE S.lecttrom gold colored metal fnlme1 with rwc:eued o"el or rec:tangullt mete, ~Nrfect tor photo• or art• end ci1tfte. Wood photo tnt mea "In pec:~~n or pecltlc oek.~lor flnlah. Two-wey ee"l beck tor "ertlcel "r . .· · ·· · · · ~ · . horizontal . . . dlapley . 147 oz. flmily Size •) Cll"""'"CillO 4.75 oz. 11th Size PUNCH . ., · ~",.'' -SOAP 4s:: $]00 FRIDAY & SATURDAY ARE THE FINALlWO DAYS TO SAVE ON All YOUR EASTER NEEDS . OPEN FRIDAY 11L 8:00 SATURDAY 11L 5:00 LOTIO_... MILD ADC • Elec. Pert ·Regular or Drip -cu,,.,., ... .... ..... .• •-N H•lllllt. R. I'll. Special! 3 Puund Can .~S-PRING .HANDBAGS -MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS -BOYS' DRESS SlACKS -LADIES' SLIPS -CHILDREN'S EASTER · -PlAYTEX SPRING SALE -LitTLE BOYS' OUTFITS HATS -WOMEN'S DRESSES -MEN'S JACKETS -HANES UNDERWEAR -JUNIOR DRESSES -UTILE GIRlS SLIPS -BOYS' SHIRTS. -MEN'S DRESS SLACKS ....:.MEN'S SPORT SHIRTS .-UTILE GIRLS' DRESSES -BOYS' SHIRTS -BOYS' JACKETS '· teeMttiiMccu....... Photo Frame HOUSE COFFEE Rei- •sa ' brieht and colorful, they make a delicious girt that anyone will treasure. Our wide variety of Euter candies can be given with I the knowledge that you have chooen only the finest from .. , For Printing Errors May 1st Excellent Selection of Quality ' Merchandise For The Who(e Family specially decorated and filled with Easter .treats. They are sure to suit your gift giving needs. Our baskets are a charming ad~ition to your holiday celebration. our easter treats We Reserve The Right To limii'GNntilies Not Responsible thru EASTER SALE Admitted: Homer Graham, Racine. Discharged: Carl Schultz, Jr .. Charles Kapteina, and Florence Windon. .• .·-. I MAXWEll ALL SPECIALS INCLUDE AU-YOU-CAN-EAT SOOP AND SALAD BAR BREAKFAST SPEOALS SERVB) DAILY STARnNG AT $1 .99 Hospital news You might nero mol!ey for a lot d goal reasons -to take care of uriexpected bills, to fix up your home, or perha!l! to take a welldeserved vacation. Whatever the cause, City lam and Savings has the money to meet it. So stop by one dour offices,or call us. Find out how quickly we can supply money for your favorite cause. Because nolxxly knows you like we do. 4' Roll Pack ' Values To .,. Each SUpple-Ito Point ,._..nt Register. Gelllpolll Dally Tribune- Pomeroy Sentinel - Tha Pu1M111 Post OUR BUSINESS IEGINS'WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS u .' 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