https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/6f55cd05c6678bbfadfb1baec023a7b9.pdf b332a6093948009c620d0832f18d3cc7 PDF Text Text / .,. ~ - -.....,......._.------·-- ' '. WINTHROP.. INTERE51'/N~ b Dick Cavalli • ARE HAPPf:N INc:r II'>J NATICNAL POL-ITIC6. Debates hunting issue '?RESIDENT R~5 foAJLAJ<. SLJ~ 8EENI5 TO~ ·~ DETEf<iOAA11r-.t:r 5TEA.DH.Y .. •.. . IN 5PITE OFA 5MA5H INe'f VICTORY OllER 0\R I E:R IN ll-11t-.iq6 1gso .. : • HAV'e 1t> LE:ARN HON ID 5PELL Z!5Jc:rNIEW BRZEZINSKI ~IN. I Section IO· Poges I Priscilla's Pop by Ed Sullivan ~U FIN[? 'rQJ CAN ·coMMUNICATE MUCH BETTER IF' '-rOtJ U~ . CUTTER! • I ~ NAME-9 OF THINGG. ~ - 'tOUR FATHER CAN TELL lfutJ HOW IMPORTANT GOOD COMMUNICATION 17 IN BUSINESS. AN17, ?PEAKING OF YOUR J;:IA{;7· · • ·"JIGK HIM WHERE THE CHEESE CUTTER 1'5-.' HE U?EO IT LAg'f.' POP• /NJNI. 5A.Y$ lrOU KN::>W WHERE THE CHEESE CUTTER 1$.' 'r'OU ~THAT LITTLE 51LVER .SLINGSHor WITH THE:: WIRE ON IT? The Me1gs County sheriff's de· partment is lnvesl igating a str ing of rock throw irtg incidenl s l hal OC· curred early Saturday morning. Rocks were thrown against l he residence of Will iam Congrove, smashect the w ind shicld of a vehicle owned by Chester Mundt)•, .Jr , broke the glass oul of stonn door al the Hazel Baton residenN', broke the windshield of a pic kup truck owned by Dale Wolfe and dilmaged the siding and a shullcr all he Wolfe home. •. ~ 'IOJ'O ~mR STAY A'Nm AND FINI~ llllt; TODA'I, OR J;Lt;~ ·1'LL HAVj;: 'KJ.J OPAT ~A.M. iOtVDAAOW lOa.eAN ~~ 7TA6u::o;; l I • Vandalism incidents keep deputies busy PAINTED IN CANADA •• -; ·- Also under investigating is tht:' Thefl of balteries from two je<'ps taken from the vehicles while 'parked at a night club Sa lurday cvf'ning. Keith Wayne Ward. 18. P<'{'bies. Ohio. was arrested Friday evening for lhe Aprll 1981 breaking and entering of the PGmeroy Motor Company. AI the time of lh<· inc ident. Wartl was a ju venile. He w ill appear in juvenile court. Ward is p resently lodge<:! in M eigs County .Ja iL Buckeye Boys State delegates announc~d MIDDLEPORT - Nick Riggs and Vaughan Si>encer, Meigs High School juniors. have been named Buckeye Boys State delegates of F eeney·Bennett Post !28, American Legion, Middleport The annual event will be held In June at Bowling Green University. Riggs. the son of Dr. Keith and Barbara Riggs , Pomeroy, Is a · member of the Meigs Maravder football, baseball and basketball teams and Is a member of the Varsity " M ." He formetly served on the yearbook staff. He Is a member of Trinity Church Jn Pomeroy . Spenc.er Is the son of Bllly Joe and Kay Spencer. Pomeroy. He Is a member of the Meigs High marching. concert, pep and jazz bands . selected as a member of the all-county band . He Is captain of the scholastic quiz team~ the schooL Spencer Is president of the United MethodiSt County Youth CouncU, a m ember of the Meigs County Youth Council, a member oi the Meigs County . Karate Club, an officer of the OH·KJ\N Cofn Club and.amember of the -Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Ml$ '/OJ I<IODIN'~ I'VE eaTA ~WAT5A.M. . • NlCKRJGGS ' \ • 4, 1983 dleporl , Ohio, Monday, CAPE CANAvERAL, Fla. (AP I - Technicians filled Challenger's external fuel tank with liquid fuel beforedawn.today as the "treasure of the nation" stood ready to r ocket Into orbit. But NASA worried about high-altitude winds and sa id "no firm decision" aboul a launch would be made until an hour before the scheduled 1: ~p. m. EST blastoff lime. " We llad a no-go condition durlrig mosl of the night." said NASA spokesman Hugh Harris, referring to the j et stream wind velocities which could put dangerous stress on the orbiter during its ascent from the launch pad . . Harris said the velocllies ilppeared to be coming down within acceptable limits. but said "we may not make a deCision llfllil the last minute.' ' That point would come about an hour before liftoff, after which any scrub would mean a two-day delay In r escheduling the launch. " We are arui ious to go today if it's possible," Harris said, because the forecast for winds over the next few days is even less favorable. If Challenger couldn't launch by Friday, a delay of more than a week would be needed to change the batteries that will deploy a satellit e the shuttle Is carrying into orbit. National Aeronautics and Spac.e Administration felt optimistic enough lo fiU the shuttle's peach-colored external fuel lank wilh 383.001 gallons of liquid hydrogen and 141,001 gallons of li(luid oxygen. The near· flawless countdown, slopped for m ore than 24 hours to give most · Jaunch·team members ltasler Sunday off, resumed shortly aft ermidnighl .· as Cha llenger wailed 10 take its place as the second ship in America's spac.e shuttle fleet. " Our job is to certify Challenger for routine space missions ... sa id Paul J . Weltz, 50, a retir ed Navy captain who is commander of the ship's m aiden night. He spent 28 days in orbit aboard lh e Skylab spac.e station in 1973. Riding with him are three astronauts who are newcom ers to space flight : Air Force CoL Karol J.Bobko. 45. the pilot. and mission specialists Story Musgrave. 47. a medical doctor, and Donald H. Peterson, 49, an engineer. They are to rem ain in orbit fi ve days. thoroughly checking Challenger's syslems, just as ast ronauts .John Young and Robert Crippen did lwoyears ago when they took the first shuttle, Columbia, into space for it s Inaugural -~· MEAN THE CI-tE ESE entine at y 20 Cents A Mult im ed ia In '- Newt.paper Liftoff on hold I HOPE "TH/5 OOE5NT ME;AN THAT I'LL EVERYTHING IN . ·THE KITCHEN HA? A NN/l.£, DEAR.' / l Vol .) I ,No . 236 1983 '-rOU Bob's Beat of Bend Page 3 e AND ITS QLJITE POSSIBLE lt-iAT THE DE.N\OCRAT6 COULD REqAJN TI-lE PRESIDENCY IN lgM. Marauders, Marauderettes · post victories VAOORAN SPENCER . ....... ;. ' Rotary Club's annual hunt ANNUAL HUNT - Cold, rainy weather Sunday failed to dampen the splrll~ of youngsters participating in the annual Easter egg hunt of the Mlddleport·Pomeroy RAJtary Club at G enerol Hartinger Park. Youngsters competed for 600 plastic eggs containing sUps exchangea· bie for prizes. Mayor Fred , Hoffman gave a short wei· come address prior to .the hunt. Middleport · firemen were on hand to asslst. i\1 · bottom right, Dr. R. R. Pickens, left, RAJtary club president, who presided over · the event, presents cash · awards to the ic!P winners. They Included, l eft to right, Bryan Molden, Pomeroy , finder of a gold egg worth $25; Brian Smith, Middle· port, fhlder of bronze egg worth $5, and dess)ca Mlller, Middleport, sUver egg finder who received $10. With the group Is the Ea<>ter Bunny, aka ,JuDe Byer. a yoming has Easter blizzard . By DEBORAII ZABARENKO DAs.suclalcdfu..,..Writer Rain slic kers r eplaced Eastl"r bonnets on New York 's Ftflh Avenue and a spring bli22a rd burled parl so! Wyomlilg, but the sun shone on lhe A!lanllc Cily boardwalk. where cell"bra nt s st rulted their finery on ChriStianity's holiest day . ' In . Wyoming, an Easrer Day bll7.1.ard with w inds up to 40 mph closed highways In lhc sout)lcm part of the state. The lasl repor l from Cody, Wyo .. according 10 Nal ional Weather Service forecasler Harry Gordon. was thiS glum message late· Sunday: " The Easl er Bunny Is Jdst In up (08 inc h esofw~l, heavy SDIJW ... 'By early .today, 121nches of snow hal\ pll.ed up on Cheyenne. With other ·sections reporting up 10 13 inches. Gordon, based a1 Ka~s City, said the storm also hlt M ontana. Utah, Idaho and Nebraska . The Inclement weather dlctn 't stop an Easter egg hunt for the blind In Salt Lake City, where blind children and their parents searched for plastic eggs that emitted a th is h;J ilo i<~t it sil until OPXI y<·a r ." · Yra r uf ltr'llt>lllption t)V I 'Opf' .lohn . cheeping no\s(~ . Paul I I . sJ\d Mr:-o Prlc£', who nnct· maLil' But what ma v IX' tlw nati on's Prt•sidPn t f{t •ag;ln. winding up t1 Jarg.l'SI EHslt' r Pgg hunt went off hal s fur" l iving. " vacalion ,j·, ili :-. Sanl :.r R "if hil ra, In hi s acld n •ss al SL P;~ l r i ck's without a hitch in Homer, Ca .. Ca li f.. ran(' h, ioirwd ll rC' m llliuns C.1 tlw dra l. C.. l rd ina! Tl•n •ne£' where more \!)an li.fOl JX'Upll• whocr•lc lll'al"il il•' ltol)duy hy go ing Cooke. arc hbishop of Nl'W York, fumed oul Sunl'!ay 10 Sl'a rch for to church . , rr'Cailr<i thl' SJ X'!'ial slgnlfim ncc of 18,1XXl chicken eggs. 40;1XXI l'ancly · In a Wt'('kl •n t! l urlid ; t ~' rn<>ssag(', F:aster this yt:'ar, I he 19!i0th annlver· eggs and 50 pri1.e eggs. · Hcagan t·aiJ('(j 1-:asll ·r "!h(' triumph sary of ChrisI 's ll'SUt'rL'CI ion. whleh I t was the 24th ym r I hal HNbNI of lift•ovt •rdt•"th ." lws lx'Cn proclaimed as .JuiJih'<' and fl('ff y Ga rrlson plan led I he eggs on thcir 4().acre farm . " We've all had a big day." Mrs. Ga rri son sa id . _addlhg thai former Cov. Lester Maddox and AgdcuJ. A Pomeroy miln was admllled 10 having ~ motorl'ylr endorsPmt ·nt. ture Commiss ioner Tommy Irvi n Tay lor 's rnnlo! J'~· h · l p susta inc'([ Vetera ns M emor ial Hospilill afler made the trip l o Hom er. "We' re heavy durnagt• ancl l\ lkirC"'s vdrlclf' his m olorcyclc co llided wilh a ca r planning our 251h now. Next ymr was sligh tly dilmilgt <L Saturda y aflcrnoon. will be our silver anni versa ry and T he palrol cil<'li Pavl<i A. Ba tes, Crcg1'ayl or . '.!0, is In sa llsfactory we're already working on IL " 19, Pomemy . (or 1\xcf':sslvf' .'ifJl'f'd 'condition. a hospital spokesperson In New York, lhe lradltlonal aft er a single Vf'hic•l(' mishap on sa id. · • promenade down Fifth Avenue was Accordi ng lo lroopors all he sla t<' U.S. 3J In Meigs County Sa lu rday reduced to a trickle of r ain-coa led nlghl. · hl g ~wa y pa lmi' s Ga llipolis post, spectators afound St. Palrick's Ba l es was Wt'stboun<i whrn he T aylor was tr aveling west Ina curve Cathedral. · on Kingsbury Road when he reportedly lost co nfro!. his vt•hielc : Heavy r ains, , winds and .gr ay collided w ith a eastbound cardriven In a curve, wpnf oil 1he left sldr oflhe · skies kept m ost Easlerd~ds packed roarl and over <.~ n' L·nbt.~ ilkmPnt . Thn by Felix A lkire, 62, of Pomeroy. away, ·but H ermine · Price, 61, The accident occurred at 2:45 car.ov erturned . sport(<! a wide-brimmed, nower · . He was not Injured In the p.m. . ~ked bonnet forher 2lst·Easter accident . t roopors said. His vehicle Trooj)ers ciled Tay lor for fa ilure parade In Manhattan. • to yield halft he roadwayandfor not . receiv~ heavy dam)lgr . "I spent too much time ·m aklng Cyclist hurt in accident or J ' �.. .. I I / Mouday, April 4, 1983 I · Ill C~rl Strec"l Pumt!rt!y, Ohiu ~ . U~!tt-tiY OF.VOTEDT011iE INTERF..~TOrTHI-: MEIGS.M.4SON AREA tllb sm~ ~L--r"lr'T"'Wi!!td·-==- 'qlv ·. ROBERT L. WlNGETI ' Publittltt"r PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH As.Hdllnt PllhJfsMr/Cttflb"oll.. r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. A MF.1o iBF.R ur Tht- A!i"'"'illled' Prt'1i ~. lnJr.aDd DllilY Prt-S~> A,;Jo;odalitlfl ;md lht' AnterkiiD .' llt'W5pilpU Publl~ht'l'll A.11sudatlnn. · I .F.TTE R~ OF OP.NION art' v•t'il'llml:'d. Thty ~ hoold bt-le~~s thatn 300 wurds Inn~ . All k'l..,o: ano J;Ubj4'('t tu t"dltin~~: and mu111 til' sl ~~:nPd wilh Rlllm. addrt'!'llll and lt'ltph4tur numhrr . Nnaullllftnr.d lrltrn will br publlllwd. kli.enl Mb41ukllw In l!:lHiod Lallie, 11dd~"lnt1: blaiart. IIlii pt'r.t~rwUUea~ . .. Pometar-Midclleport, Ohio and re$()UJ;.Ceful pubUc servant about whom everyone he has worked with has noth!J\g but encomiums to report? The Initial charge, you wiU remember, was ' that Kenneth Adelnnan has had no experience In thinking about anns reduction. That charge simply had to.go away when an astonished nomine came up with an Inventory of columns and articles he had published over a period ot 15 years since eamlng hls doctorate In politics at George-town, which articles treated every single theme one would expect a director of disarmament policy to be conversant with ...' When this exploration proved Ullprofltable ..,. Sen. Rudy lloschwitz manluJiy changed his mind · about Adelman on going oVer this material - Adelman's critics turned gleefully to a statement allegedly because Adelman denies having once said tl\3 t the whole, disarmament business was a "sh:am." I am personally inclined to believe that Mr. Auletta, who Is a •man ot probity and dUigent .habits, would not have cited the word If In tact Adelman hk d not used it. But the compelling explanation Is that the meaning be!ng attached to the word "sham" Is not the meaning Ade!noan Intended when he u<;ed it. If one were to say that SALT I proved to be a sham, one would be f;1'fiii@\Qf3 RM!T 'Hl11111 sm~-~ HUI.M€ Add ~water, stir Letter to the editor Know Kuilty party In Wednesday's edi tion of the Dally Sentinel there was a _letter from a Meigs Couny citizen who · was contused about his feelings towards sport hunting and was also worried about Southeastern Ohio ~ ··overrun by a rmed morons who lack both cha rac ter and ·coiW!Il'nC~ - " I would like to take lJ8ue with several of . the points made In thts letter. rt Is each citizen's privilege to make the decision ot whet her or not • Jw ronslders sport hunting a . legttim;Jte or ethical sport. The fact remains that hunting Is a legal aport and to write newspaper rebuttals over the Issue Is not of Immediate concern. Nor should ttrnr ·be spent over the lacetiqus I'@IIU\rk about a deer dliving down· the road with a hunter roped to the 10p o( t~w · vehlcle. '!llou!lb perhaJ?S one could counter this remark with one equally raotttous such as a Hereford Bull !IOIJij( to a restaurant and ordering · burger. lleot COIIfl1l to every legitimate sportsman Is the r<>mark _about a " hunter" wantonly killing a pel dog. I certainly sympathize with feeling s over a lost pet wholeheartedly, the thought of some bra lnless twit shooting a pet makes my .blood boll, bulto call this 'criminal-type person ··a hunl~r Is s landering every sportsman. " Equal Is my Interest over the out-of-season killing bf deer 1or anv game animal), made even worse by leaving the creature lay to rot. Again, this Is not the result ot a legitimate hunter but rather the fact of a cr.Imina l who has ·no excuse lor hts actions, · and If caught, should be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. It seems t~ curse of modern Urnes Is the Increasing frequency of such wanton kUling or destruction. The people respOnsible lor such acts all too often go unpunished and this causes even more blnerness towards those responsible. But before laying blame be sure who the guilty party Is or what he Is. Joe Freeman, Pomeroy. ... ,.~ 1"'* li!ID.-.:.-·fy .in history - Today Is Monday, April~. the 94th day ol1983. There are 271 days leflln.. using the wQl'd , with rigorous exactltilde. why" Because any ~ treaty . that sets . out . to reduce strategic weapons, .as the Strategic Anns Llmltatlon Treaty obv!Qusly 1et out tO do, only to leave the Soviet Union 10 years later with stratetlc weapons ot .more than double the explosive poi.ver at the tlme SALT I was signed, proved to be exactly that - a ~.~am. Mr. Adelnnan's concern over SALT IT's deflclencles expressed, by the 'way, presciently In several articles, was ultimately shared by a Senate that decUned to write the treaty Into law. So that the record suggests that hls use ot the word was to describe an event, not a process. If Adelman thought that negotiations wttli the Soviet Unlorlwere Intrinsically a waste ot time, presumably he would not have accepted Mr. Reagan's designation. So they came up with Mr. Adelman's Inexperience -notwtth. stand!ng that, at the United Nations, he has participated In session after session that has dealt with'. disarmament. But of course .It ls correct that he Is formally InexPerienced In dealing with the •Russians on the matter of Umltation. As much Is true of most of his predecessors. Paul Warnke had had no experience, George Seignlous hardly any. Who do the senators want to come up with? A veteran of Yalta? Potsdam? On the rna iter of his youth, there ls nothing ve_ry much that Kenneth Adelman can do to accelerate hls aging. But hls experience certainly would suggest that some ot his critics have a great deal more growing up to do than Adelman does, who Is incidentally 10 years older than Alexander was when he ran out of countries to conquer. anns ' "I just asked my~elf what American symbol the Israelis respect enough to make them hold their indiscriminate reconnaissance fire. " · Energy stock fraud WASHINGTON Richard Thompson, a Philadelphia exporter, had $118,000 earning Interest In a money market account In 1979 when !le began Investing In oU stocks through a broker na;,,~.; Maurice Savoy. Today, with the speculative boom In oil stocks turned to bust, Thompson's life savings have all but disappeared. Thompson c laim s Savoy talked him Into buying highly speculative stocks In petroleum companies without warnlng him just how Msky the ventures were. When he fina lly grew suspicious of the broker's glowing saJes pitch, Thompson taped one of their conver sations without Savoy's knowledge. Here's how the broker tried to sell Thompson stock In the Zenith Energy Corp.: Oalmlng to have hot Inside knowledge, Savoy said: "This Is all neW Stuff that hasn't been published yet ... that was told to me by tal friend. You don't get Information like this. Nobody knows this · deal." Savoy told Thompson not to pass up the deal: "LOok, I don't want to push you," he said. "I don't want you to do anything you don't want to em. ; ; usl th~k this Is a golden opportunity• tha t comes almost once In a lifetime.'' · Savoy said he had Invested heavily himself: " Well, I already have 100,000 shares. And they said that's too much. So I bought some thrm-1gh my daughter this morning - 5,200 shares through her." Thompson resisted thts partlcu· lar pitch, but his misgivings about Savoy came too late to save hts earlier Investments. Savoy died last year, but Thompson has filed suit against the reputable brokerage firm thirt .employed Savoy: Pruden~ai- Bache. The company, which faces lour separate lawsuits stemming from Savoy's transactions, denies that the broker did a nything Improper. Thompson's shattered dream of oil wealth Is fa r from unique.' · lackAnderson . . • Experts told my associate Donald Goldberg that hundreds of millions of dollars have been lost In speculative · energy stock deals. Sometimes the Investors who got burned suspect that they were victims of outright fraud Instead of enthusiastic salesmanship. An example of this s ituation Is New Frontier Petroleum Corp., formed In 1981 by the merger of four Canadian-based oil-d evelopment companies. Thompson, on Savoy's recommendation. Invested heavily In these llrms. Shareholders of two of the companies have filed class-action suits , claiming company directors lied about the va lue of the stock and engineered the merger to manipulate funds to their own prolll. The stocks of the four companies were offered by some of · the most prestigious brokerage firms In the country . Impressive company literature a nd articles In · Industry publications boasted of Important new energy finds . R,e training Horatio ' Fueled by the favorable publicIty, the companies' stocks soared. Between September and December 1980, lor example, one of tlle companies' stock rose from less than $4 a share to $14.50. Today, stock in the merged company sells for a bout $1 a share. . Rep. John Dlngell,' D-Mich ., plans to Investigate charges that the Seculitles and Exchange Commission has !ailed 1o protect Investors during the oil speculation boom-and-bust. My sources say that the SEC has been aware of the controversial transactions for at least 1B months. NUMBERS GAME: The United Sta tes · Senate Is a stronghold ot tradition, so It's hardly su'l'lislng · that some of the august members are bent out of shape at the radical new numbering system for the doors In the three Senate buildings. Sen. ,William Proxmire, O-Wls., cried out against the new departure In a speech on the Senate floor . He keeps getting lost, Proxmlre complained . · I .. Art Bucht.Vald ~--------------------~---------------- "HI, Mr. Peters, remember me? have you been up to for the past two years?" Horatio Alger the Fourth. You laid me off from the company six ·'I've been gOi ng to advanced months ago because I was unskilled compu ter programming school , labor. Well , I just - completed a sir, I am now fluent In BASIC, welding course, and t•m ready to go PASCAL and FORTRAN, and can back to work.'' work with any software on the "Sorry, Horatio. but since you 've market. I ass ume the company Is \ been gone, the company has · still looking for programmers? " decided to Invest In .robot welders. I "We were for a while, Horatio. don't believe your welding skills But then we subcontracted all our are necessary any longer. Now, If programming work to a software you knew so m e th ing abo ut cmpany who specializes In Improvrobotics." Ing robot production for zits. We no "I don't sir. bull '11 retrpln myself . longer have a computer division of and becom" a robot serv!cema n. our own,· except for a sma II section I'll' see you In six months." tha t devotes Itself to collating data "That's a good ltlea. $On. Come back when you know something about robots. Horatio, and there will he a Job waiting lor you." "HI, Mr. Peters. Well. sir, here's my certificate !rom the Consolidated Robot School. II says I can repair any kind of robot now on the market.'' "This Is very Im pressive. Let's see, according to · .your llle, you were In thls personnal office last July. Since you were .here the cqmpany has Invested In a state·of the art computer that ca n repair the robots that make our zits. We're no longer hiring service people to take care of the robots." "But surely, sir, you must need so meone to program th e computers.'' "As a matter ot fact we do_- Hav~ you any experience In this tleld?" "I don't at the moment, but 'r know I can be retrained to become a computer expert. II I do well In school may I ·have a jbb with your CQ!llpany?" "Of course you can. You show the spirit this corporation 18 always looking !or." · . • "Hello, Mr. Peters. Long time no· the year. , TOday's highlig ht In hi story : see." ,. ·.On AprU 4, 1968, civil .rights leader Matt in Luther King Jr. was shot to "As 1 nve and breathe, II' di-ath In MPmphls, Tenn, • ~Ho~atio AJg~r the Fourth. What (Three years later. ) on the ztt market a nd then making economic predictions on how the "Do my eyes deceive me? Is this company should expand.'' the litti<' Horatio Alger the Fourth "Do not worry. Mr. Pet<'rs . I will who used 1o drop In here to see me retrain myself· to become an about a job?" economist with a n emphasis on "The very same, and 1. have long-ran!W zit planning." som ething to show you. Here, sir, "You'll need a doctorate before I from the Harva rd Business School ca n hi re you." .: Is my doctorate In HI-Tech EcO: "Do not fear, slr. I will drive a no mlcs. And here Is my doctoral ' taxi during the daytime and go to thesis on the lutureofthe zltmarket school a t night . If becoming an in the 21st century, as broken down economist Is the only way I can get . by contin e nts and countries a job, so be iI - - I will become throughout the non-Olmmunlty one.'' · world . Now that I am trained. ··You show gumption, boy . Bring may I have a position with the me that sheepski n antl you·u he on company?" the payroll.·· game two 'nans batted In . '· Adding a single apiece were Junior shortstop Nick Riggs, sophomore thlr!l t>aseman Dan Thomas, and sophomore outfielder· James Acree. Thomas also ' stole two bases. "We played well on defense . I was ·pleased with our overall play,' ' added:saunders. . Riggs was credited wtth three sparkling plays at short, ranging In each direction for a diving stop. Junior Chris BurdetiP started on the hill lor th<' Maraudefs, but tan Into tnouble In the second when Thomas came on. Harrison · hurled the tina! three Innings, not allowing a run . All iold . the Meigs moundsmen struck out eight and walked 10. Terry Radekln went the distance for the Vikings, fanning five and Issuing s ix base on balls. The Marauders open SEOAL Vinton ·County play this evening at 4: 30 at horne against an awesome (what's new) Ironton Tiger nine. · Ironton, 7-0 on the year, recently ~leated Massillon Hi·5, Findlay 3-2. and Canton McKinley twice, 10-5 and 7-5, to win a tournament held at Ironton . the Tigers have outscored their oponents 75-19 In thetr seven wins. Last week's ralnout wiQJ Vinton County and tne second game of the doubleheader Saturday will be made up Aprtl 30 at Vinton County CINCTNNATI 1AP J - In a twin-bill. The Wellston rainout will be scheduled later but the Marion. Elgin game will not ~ made up. ~ lly tnoiMetgs VInton Co. 50 coaches ·a ttend workshop LEC'nJRE'> - Dr. James Conde lectures to a claM of 86 local coaches and emergency medical service pei'IIOIIIIel on the evah•allon and management of head and neck Jnjurlf8. Elghty-slx area Coaches and emergen~y medical services (EMS) personnel were on hand for the newly required F irst Aid Training workshop held at Meigs High School Saturday. .1 Making up the classroom were 50 coaches from Eastem, Southl:'rn, Meigs. Kyger Creek , and Gallipolis high schools and 36 emergency medica l service ~pi e from Middleport, Pomeroy. Rutland , Syracuse, and Racine. State legislatu re requires the course be completed by Ju ly I. 198.1 In order to be hired lor the 1983'84 school year. Instructors for the eight-hour class were Dr. J a mes Conde and Ohio University trainers Fred Shinn. Don Whitford, and Richard Delver!. Gordon Fisher, Melts Athletic Director. wa s lht• workshop director. _Lambert one hits Viking gals · McARTHUR - Junlor Natalie Lambert stifled the VInton County hllters on a on<>-hitter and tacked on three hits of her own in pacing her Meigs Marauderettes teammates to a 14-5 win here Saturday. Meigs, now 2-0 with Lambert having both wins on the lbound, sco~ed 10 runs In the tilth Inning to hand the . V*ettes their first loss against two wins. · Coach Rick Ash's .crew bunches five singles, to~ ,errors, .lind two WJiikS in the big 11fth. Lambert, who S!!Qred three runs, had a single, double, and triple at the plate while seniors Beth ' Gloeckner and Robin Buffington chipped In two singles apiece. the latter havlng four RBI's. Other Meigs' hitter s were seniors Ctndy Crooks.. Paula Horton, and Barb Brueser; sophomore Mary Moore, and ·f reshman Jodi Harrison with a single each. Lambert fanned 11 and walked nine In the one-hitter. Adelman, who had Vinton Count)i's only base knock, struck out rhree and walked five. A scheduled s""ond game was called In the !Hth Inning with the score tt€d 5-5. Meigs had trailed 5-2 heading for fifth, but plated three runs highlighted by senior Joyce Stewart booming home run to right -center. With two out and a Meigs' runner on third , the cloudburst erupted. The Marauderettes travel to · Ironton tonight In opening SEOAL Play. Game time Is 4::.1 p.m. By"'"'- . .......... 201 0 to 1 6-14 12 .1 . ... ........ 001 . 2 1 1- 5 1 7 Lambert (WPJ and Horton. Melman Meigs .. v. Co. BurdE-tte i WP L TOOmllS 121. BUJ'd(111(" !5) , and Chef>n.. Radekln tLP l and Bates. r--------------,- Tony Y at cs' return to thf> U ni versity o( Cinclnna 1i is morr 1han a job pm m o tion . It's a lso bet.:•n an emotional homC'coming. Y at<'s. " ·ho he I)X'd the !l(oa J'Cats to con!)('(·utivf' nat ion a( basketball b~· lh C' support rrOmU C t:xlOstf'rs at a nx·cption Saturda y to na mC' him hmd ba ski•tball c·o;lch . " McC"' i\thlct lr Dirr(·tor Mikl' introducC'd Yatrs as " uniquf'l~ · qualified · to turn dtound tht' uniw•r sl! ~· 's strugg li ng bas kf'tball prog ram . Yah'S. a gu;ml on thl' lit'•:u-r ats' !'\a 1ional l ollr giatr At hll•tic Asscxi· at ion 10ul·nam£•nt t'ht1mpion tt'ams of 1%1 :md 1%2, r('("f'ivf'CI a ,_ p ro ln ng t'(l standing ov, 11ion from IIH' appruxima t f' l ~ l(K_) l.xxJstr>r~. It brou~ hl a :-.11'l'il l11 of trar:-; to '\'uti'< fa('(' . ILPL NeW! ,, • • Alston A fresh new taste experience that outshines menthol. CINCIN NATT 1AP1 - Former Brooklyn and Los Angf'lcs Dodger Manager Waller Alston. who wa s elected last monl11 to lh<' Baseball Hall of Fame has Im proved after · suffcnng a heart atta ck . Alston. 71, was li stC'd in serious but stable condi tion early today at lastes fresher while you smoke... and leaves _ · a clean fresh taste. ·. Deaconess Hospital in Cinci nnat i. accoi·ding to spokeswoma n. a ho sp ital • Tha t markrd an improvcmPnl over Sa turday , w hen Alston was list<'!! in cri!ical condition. His condition was upgraded Sunday, and h<' was schC'du led to havr anothrrrxamination today . "H i."i v ilal sign s <.~rP slab)(', hr is rrsting c-omfonabi)' and hr is alert," a hospital spokC'swoman sa id . Alston had ret urnr'CI to his Darriown. Ohio. 11ome last wrek aftt>r sprnding fivr weeks a t the Dodgprs· spring 1raining baS<' in Vero Ili'ar h. !'Ia . aC<'ording lo a TERM 5 OF MAIL-IN OFFER • One '"fund per househOld. No requests rrom groups or rnganlzcmons w111 be honored • Th1s Refund Cert1 f1care lno cop- tes) mus! accompany your request · Dodgf'r spok£"sml1n . He was admit ted to f)(•a<·unrs~ Ho~pital latf' • 'rour reques t must be postmarked l'riday nigh! attf'r suffPring a heart attack . Darrtown is about :t1 mites north of Ci nelnnatl. Deaconess Hospital is by June 6, 1983. • Cash reg1st~r tapestrece1pts. w1th Circled pnce~ . must be dated · between April 4, 1983 a~d May Alston ma naged the Brooklyn a nd Los Angeles Dodgers for 23 years. trams His won seven National Leagur prnnants a nd four World Series. 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Z-17 1.2 3 JJJ 0- 7 8 10 f¥0 · lil lf'S in lh£' 1\)ff)s, \\'a S OVl'r\\' lx:•lmttd known for its coronary rarP. s ' Maraude~s. b~mbard McARTHUR - Plating runs early and often. the Meigs Marauder baseball nine thumped error-prine VInton County 17-7 here Saturday. The scheduled second of • the doubleheader was washed out In the bottom of the oecond Inning ' with Vlntori ahehd t-0.' "We hlt the ball better than I thought we would," commented Coach ' Tim Saunders on the Marauders' 12-hll attack: Melgs .ls 1-0 on the year after h~vtng three stnilght .home games called lor wetness last week. junJor Eddie Bishop swung .the biggest bat for the Marauders. -The • first sacker ·had two singles and a double to drive In three runs and. stole two bases. Senior secondbaseman ·SCott Harrison, junior rlghtflelder Mike Wutord, and sophomore Scon Gh~n each had two singles and Adelman's Qrdea._]______w_ill_ia_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley_J_r. ~e-. That's heavy stuff Washington has been laying on us l;ilely about the great and growing Soviet lead In military power. But Is It for rea l? Some not only think not, but are outspoken on the subject. One such critic Is the Center lor Defense Information, a Washington-based, privately funded organization that has taken aim at the Pentagon's ~rrent updating of an assessment of enemy capabllltles, "Soviet Military Power,'! first Issued In 1981. It finds the 1983 edition, released with the full media treatment by Defense Secretary Caspar Welnburger, wantlng In almost every respect as a balanced evaluatlon of relative U.S. and Soviet strength. I have the center's detailed critique In hand, !rom which I shall proceed to borrow. Liberally. AI misleading example No. I, the center cites a photo In the ~usly Ulustra ted Pentagon report purporting to be ot a new Soviet tank, the T-80. Not so, according to the center. It Is In fact the T-72/81, a modltlcatlon ot an earlier model that has been public knowledge tor a year. Next point: Contrary to Weinberger's assertion that we are Imperiled by a decade of defense neglect, by the center's count the United States mbre than. doubled Its stock.at strategic nuclear weapons from In 1970 to 1980 and leads the Soviets 9,775 to 7,226. There Is no rnentlon of that.tn the . report or comparison ot nuclear weapons ca rried on stratetlc bombers, where the American lead Is 2,668 to 29:1. Instead, "SMP" Inflates the Soviet nuclear menace by classllylng as stratetlc two medium-range bombers, the Badger and Blinder, and the h*rmedlate-range missiles designated SS-4, S.<;-5 and SS-20 that cannot bit tile United States. An alleged "sharp narrowing ot the technology gap" contradicts the report to Congress earlier this year ot the Defense Department's own IIJI&or secretary lor research and engineering that the United States leads llll5 of the 20 most lmpgrtant ba~lc areas and the Soviets are clearly ahead In only one - conventlonal warheads. And while Ills true enough that the Soviets are developlnga number of new weapons, what Is not mentioned Is that most are· either already deployed by U.S. forces or In advanced states of development. The center find s particularly telling evidence of the report's manipulation of the facts In Its asseS! nent of Soviet capabilities In liquid rnlllllle propulsion as "supelior" to our own. Tile facts are thaI the . United States 20 years ago abandoned production· or liquid-propelled ICBMs because of unreliability, tha t !li percent oour ICBMs today are solid-fueled compared to the Soviets' 96 perce~~t still liquid fueled and that they have had a number ot !allures In etforts to develop more advanced solid-fuel missiles. "Being ahead In liquid missile production," the center's rebutta l COirludes, "Is like being ahead In vacuum tube technology In a n age of b'IMI8101'!1." Wlllll! the Center tor Defense Inform ation Is a private operation. .-.cated to an adequate and affordable na tional defense, Ills loaded with JI"*SI!OIUII expelilse. Its staff and board of advisers Include retired · o!lleenl- from all combat services· under the direction of Rear Admiral Genlle· R. LaRocque, whose last words on "Soviet Military. Power". are that the report Is a "sadly desperate scare tactic" from an adintni~trallon !bal. knows Its excessive military spending plans are In trouble. "They said that once we had this new secret lnformatlon.we would know just how weak and Interior America Is. Well, the fact is Amelica Is not weak or Inferior. and 'Soviet Military Pow.,-' contains not a whit of ellldtefl(1' ot new secret Sovll't wonder weapons. The U.S. military have Ioiii llocl' antielpated everything the Soviets are doing today." · Ill other words. not s? much heavy, maybe. liS thick. =- Page-2-lhe Daily Setitinel A~~ April4, 1983 You begin to consider that human nature has got In the act in the matter of Kenneth Adelman and hts nomination to head up the Anns Control and Disarmament Agency. Pride. Senators Cranston and Tsongas and Blden have become so desperate In their search for grounds to disqualify Mr. Adelman !rom service II) the role to which h~ 1 !"'s been designated by the presltlent tha t It would not surprise, at this point, If they .s ent out Investigators looking tor a bastard child. Do you punish a nominee because his detractors have made themselves look a little loolish,"Md greatly- vindictive, at the expense of an earnest, talented The Doily Sentinei-:-Page 3 • -· CommeDtary The Daily ·Sentinel • -' ··- ·--- ~ """" """'' SWE I ZIP -----·------Tho.usual.,....., I I I I I I I"""'' IS-~~--.,...---- · .I JllfOUIII£01 • I �• / / Pag!ee-"41:-.-The Daily Sentinel / ' • Pm:nercy-Middleporf, Ohio I Large crowd attends ,__ Southern cage banquet • Mondat. April 4, 1983 Spencer allowed just three hit s In going the distance. Wate1i ord scored single ru ns In the first, third, fourth and fifth fra mes befon• erupti ng (or four runs in thJ? sixth round . Waterford hitters were Fisher a triple , F'ullon a single, and Miller a single. non -lea gue wtn over Federa l Easter n's lack of contact at the Hockin g. Against Hannan Trace, Southcm · plate was a ttributed to the blazing windmill fastba ll by Fisher. EHS struck early wllh the first of a torrid had clglrl errors and Wa tctford just 15 hit attack that plated 17 ru ns. The gam e was called ri fler fl vP Innings •, ; due to the 15 run rule with SH S capturing the JH win. Laren Wolfe went thl' distance lor the Tornadoettes to pick up the win · with a fine- pi tching .<'ff~J'L Wolfe' also helped her cause by . plati ng lhr('(' runs after hilling two tri ples and wa lking once. Melanie Weese had a fine night at the plate with a double a nd single, . Tonja Sa lser a double and s ingle, DetJ)>Ie Michael a do uble 'li nd slng1e. Jenny &ntiey two slngi<'s. Becky Michael two singles, Karen . Hemsley a single and Fl<'cky Adkins a single. Cox had the lone Hanna n Trace hi t off w:nni ng pitcher Wulfe, while Karen Riley suffered the clefcat for liT . Southern pushed It s !Word to 2-0 1\'ilh a Thursday night 25-0 vic tory <Ner Federal Hocking . ·nrc con vincing shut-out win . was ca lled after fl~e Innings due to the J:i n m rule. Mel Weese led Coach .Joh n Dudding 's offense wl.t h two singlt•s and a double. Wolfe had a triple, Debbie Michael a single and double, and Becky Michaels, MIchelle Johnson , Mindy Hill , Peggy Green, each a single. Karen · Hemsley a lsp ba nged a double and single. Tonja Sa lser went the distance to P,ick up the win for Southern while coni rlbullng to her caust' with Iwo runs scored a nd a double. Nicole Gaudet singled for Fedt'rai HockIng, while Jennie Goebel doubled. Gaudet suffered the loss for the ·ta nceretles. ~ Wea ther permitting, Southern Is sc heduled to play Eastern tonight . · Ea,;letes lose Mea nwhile, lbe Watctiord Wlldklllens opened their season with a 8-1 triumph over the Eastctn Eaglettes as Becky Fisher caught tlle E HS gals off stride lo post a well-deserved no-hit perlormanC<'. Eastern dmpped to 0-1 on the season as Its line-up had to be ·s huffled due to the absence of four ·.s ta rters. . Enroute to the wi n F'lsher posted 12 strikeouts and five walks, while Angle Spe{lcer "s11ffered the loss with six s trikeouts and nine walks. LISFL l 'nlt.·d sa ...h ... l-'t.otiiiUII A·:,I(\11· SatUI'IIIl''':o. ( i*lll"!'o 1~ 1stun n. 11111111n~tl:"' ' C"hl•·:t~o:• , ·t! . TmJII'·' hi hw ·t Sund11.y':. C0w1• "" i'hll udt •hJhl n "" · Wa~h 1 t~J.~~ III 1 l.o. r.. AnJ.•d ..s ti 1 o .tk1; u KI i Now·"''"'''"' '"'"ffl'"" ,\fmwh'.V '~ H Hu w t)l•n l '" l u• M11·h ~11 n . 111 1 ·' •"" Tnn•,x~ · , kll""'""'"· 111 1)1' 111'1'1' , 111 1 "''""· , ,,.,"' tllrml~tuun Mk.·h~llll 111 ,)(')' ~ '\ two. '11w F,aglett es oi Coach Pam Douthi!l arP schPduled to play at S outhP r n to n igh t wea t her permi tting. Linescorf': Ea ste rn ·. WHS ....... . ' . [JOO IXXJ 1- 1 0 8 . 101 il4 x- 8 ;, 2 Greg NeaS(', T om G rea1houst.• , David Ebf.•rsbach, Jon Clark and Todd Adams . Mana)i(m'S BL<iwa Ganguly , Alan Crisp, Greg Michal:'!, %anc Kincaid and Andy Hill. Varsity Cheerleader.. MIChell~;> Johnson , Cindy Evans, Lori \\' aH~n , Debb ie MJchael, Tina HHI and Anne Adams. Raerve Cheerleadeni . . Keith Allen, Jeff Frank, Heath Hill , Ryan Oliver and Rkhard GUMdge. Statistician SC:O(er . T he Doily Se~tinel · Scoreboard ... Vtth."' Ralph Fisher and Chad RoberL<>: Ql.ll'IW• · h. H.u·lfou l '• :-.;r..,l ' h• tM"·I 'o, P it l<hurc h :1 Witlllll• '!.! X. ll•ltoil ' I C hll"< l'"" i . !-It 1J rlt h '! l', t1J:,II"\ :. E<irTIIlf1 11rn :. Ill ' \", lll i'UUI'P"I ::. I ,fli' ,\IIJ.! I ' I< • ~ :!. I I< ' Jo:I\' U !Uo:la ' 1 ~\1( St( •\"'4:)!'1; ,\ll. orH .I 1111, liid i. Jil.l '" ]~ , ,t1r1r U l W . 1 , hi11 ~: 1 "" 117 1 n '.;,or il\ lll <~!llfl 11 2. ll•otl • lun 1111 I :O·m r·t 11r.. ~on )IM ·cn '' ' I 't u, · m~ l l' L '\1 11 \ fO I ~ \I f.. I ~ . rtl.llll I I 11>. I l, oll ~ · '&-. )\, on'" ' ( ' rt• 1:!2. r:,hhl '-;1, 11 • ' 11 2 .'im1tla.y'• l iu nw-. IK>11.,11 1:2. 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In his only previous opening-day assignment , Gura lost :>-3 to Baltimore In 1981. · Tw~ men managing in the majors for the first time will be facing each other in the Oakland-Cleveland game- Steve Boros for the A' s and Mike F.err.aro for the Indians. " I'm not going to sa y much t9 umpires," said Boros, r~placln g the fl esty Billy Martin who is known for • umpire-ba iling . " Tf I'm going to be patient with my players, ] should be patient with umpires as well." The Indians w1 U have three new faces In thl"ir starling lineup : veteran Manny Trillo at sec.ond base. rookie Julio Prance al shortstop and George Vukovich In left field.AU · three came tG Cleveland In the off-season deal that sent outfielder Von Hayes to the Philadelphia PhiUies. . ~;tick Sutcliffe. 14-Siasl year, will pitch for Cleveland against Oak. land's Rick Langlord,ll -16. : Doug Rader. another of the majors' new managers, looks for modest Improvement at Texas. •. 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""' at Charles W.•Hayman Gymnaslwn In Racine. they SENIOR AWARDS - Senior members of Southern :s SVAC championship basketball team were honored with senior awards Saturday evening J ay' 14-es. CHEERLEADING HONOREES - Senior clleerleaders Cindy Ev11n.•. J,ori Warden, IUid Michelle ~ohnson were honored with 11 •peclal senior llwards at Saturday's basketball banquet In Racine. • It Pays to. Buy Your Phones and . Accessortes From Radio Shack 10 Karen Hemsley, Ca ru l O'Brien and Mind y NRA n·su hs man.Buddy LaRosa, sa id Thomas n ,k·;•to:" Ill -'II'W Curfman, Tony Deem, Wade Connolly, J)(>nnls Teaford , Jason Hill and Trevor Cardone ftei.erVI' Tewn Darin Rous h, ScQ.tt & hult z , Corey McPhall. Kevin 1'eafurd , Steve Teaford, Freshmari Team Jay Bostick, Mar k Jarrell, Sean Gruese r . Kell y G ru e S(~r. Dav(• Duff y, Scon \\'Jckllnr . 5 American league openers to . share spotlight with NL today V anilty TelUfl Zane Beegle, Nick BosUck, Chris Dosllck , 1'yrone Br lnager , ROO Littlefiel d, K(>V\n Hill. Daily Senti~I-Paga Bench played his first full season at who had a J.&'l m rnl'd mn average third base. batting .258, hitting just in 34 games last yea r: Ben Hayes, 13 homers and driving in only 38 who has just 26 ma jor league runs. Manager Russ Nixon has put ,J!I!I~~~:?_I~o~h~is:· __!C::.':red~i:!_:t·-~ Bench in the clean \Ill spot this year, and is counting on Bench - now 35 season. ..,to rediscover some power. "The Reds are hoping that the 1n that tight , spring trainlng--:asa year's experten<;e. gained by th eir bad omen, liS Bench failed to hit a young players and the addition of in Florida and had home run lead-off hitter Gary Redus will help • recurrln!( back problenns . solidify the top of the lineup. If spring training Is any indiraAlso. no teain in the National could be the Reds' most lion. Redu$ League West appears to have the surprise this year. He hit pleasant combination of strong pitching and with power. got o.n base and played hlltlng to dominat!olo-a break lor the left field respectably. Reds as they collflnue .r ebuilding. Cedeno, moved to right field I)lis But there are plenty of uncertainspring against his wishes. was lies as the Reds open a new season another matter. He mlsse<rsprlng today. Amotlg them: training games because or tendini-Can Johnny Bench drive in runs tis In his ankle, shin splints a nd a consistently again• -Can Redus. a 26-yea r-old roo- pulled groin. His backup, Paul Househo lder . Is di sabled by Ide. get on base a nd steal enough to hepatitis. spark the !Wds' woeful offense• The Reds' pitchers spent a lot - Can Cesar Cedeno stay healthy UPENDED BY A CHICKEN - Cincinnati Reds' between Innings of exhlblUon baBeball action with the lime In the spring working on Pnough to help revitalize the catcher Alex Trevino Is upended by the famous San Minnesota Twins Sunday- 'nle Chicken was out and pick-off moves and holding !llnners offense? Diego Chicken which decided to tOur the bases the Twins went on to win 3-1. (AI' Laseprholo) . on base, a n area In which they must -Can Reds' pitchers hold Improve If they hop<' to wi n. . runners on base effectively. and ean consistently with a ,singles · hittin~ •their catchers throw outmnne!'s'? - Is there anyone in the bullpen offenSe. Plnally, the _b ullpen provides the besides Tom Hume who can be . .. biggest questlim mark this opening counted on? day. With / joe Prier elcva.ted to Perhaps lhP first question Is thP starter, the bullpen consists of: mos t important offensively for the Hum('. coming off kn('(' SUI'g('IY> Reds. who scored the fewes t runs in record last season while HQyt was Rangers a nd LaM;Jrr Hoyt for the Rich Gale. who was 7-H for Sa n By KEN RAPPOPORT the Nationa l League las t season. 19-15. Fra ncisco lns1 year; Grf'g Harris, WhilE' Sox . Smithson had a 3--1 AP Sports Writer Both Joe Altobelli and Dennis Mart inez were trying to fill some big spiked shoes when the Baltlmoi"e Orioles opened their 1!ID baseball season at home against the Ka nsa s City Royals. Altobelli has replaced Earl Weaver, a virtual legend in Ba lt i!~~~~v;.~Oy~a~~~~~~:ourphone can pay lor Itself In more , as manager or the Orioles. h bill money saved on your monthly And Martinez was filling in as the one • tor equipment rental. For example , In Bellevue opening day pitcher for .Jim To~'ch~~o~::y$~h~cfthone ~~mpany $~/month· Trlmllne'~ ' Palmer. the lhree-time Cy month' In B ' . mont In Vlrglnra Beach, VA and $3.30/ Award winner plagued wit h ~ thll)g cit th~ ;~o~, MA . Buy from u~ and re ntal lees jlre a ·pro.blems . Three other major league games· WE SAV.E YOU TIME AND WORK! You'-ll · · · . · ·· were sched uled for today- Chicago venlence of our auto--dialers appreciate the cona t Texas and Cleveland at Oakland 1 in the American League and the . traditiona l National League opener .., 1 t t ey can recommend the right In Cincinnati, where the Reds host -..,u pmen meet your t•lephone needs You 'll be the Atlanta Braves. equipment just by While referring to himself as the the Radio Sh rvkc~ w at we sell. Check your phone book lor "new kid on the block ," Altobelli . ac a ore or participating dealer nearest you . insists he fw ls comforta ble with the Aaltl b Feb. 1M2. {LOC:aJ Chlrgea rna vir Tone ' " lr.otrntrltl ot AT&T f 'I'· Check will\ vou • phon(l CIJ PTlpan~) ' lr•mlln tt l fld TouchOrioles afll'r spending 14 years in the organization. AltobeUI, who has a lso managed the Sa n Francisco Gia nt s, was in the Orioles· minor league system from 1963-76. "I think I'd be in more awe. if I didn't know Earl and a lot of the players personally," Altobelli said of replac ing Weaver. who in 14 '1, DUoFONE® TAD-111 seasons never had a Gosing record by Radio Shack a nd led the Orioles to four AL ET-350A by Radio Shack pennants a nd on <• wor ld R RACINE - The Southern Tomadoelte softba ll team has started Its 198.1 softball season on a winning note by claiming two wins In two decisions during the past week . Southern captured a 17-2 SVAC win over Hanna n Trace and a 2'\-() The CINCINNATI (AP) -The Cln· cinnati Reds enter the 1!113 season with vlrtuaUy uie same lineup that lost 101 games a year ago and plenty ' or questions clouding the new . By SCOTT D. WOLFE -~-·.Ptesented by advisors Rita Ma- g1ven something to them.' . RACINE - The seven-time thews and Megan Manuel Senior · " In the ir accom plishme nt s defending SVAC champion South cheerleadlng awards were pres- they've given our younger kids ern Tornado basketball team , ented to Michelle -Johnson, Lori so"lethlng to sh~ for. " This year cheerleaders, and other members Warden a nd Cindy Evans. the Tornadoes posted an outstandCoach Howle Caldweu" then Ing 20-3 mark, keeping Intact a 40 of: the successful Southern baskethonored the • Southern freshmen game home winning streak. ball program were honored with a large baJ\QUet and awards cerem- team which posted a 9-6 record In talking Ot senior members of during the past season. Caldwell the tea m , Wolfe noted that they had ony here Saturday evening at Charles W. Hayman Gym. A large then recogn,ized members of his . posted a n 89'10 mark during their crowd was on hand to honor the 164 rese.rve squad lor an outsta nd- high.school careers and a fine 46-5 young men and women Involved in ing season . · recon:! the past two seasons. maklng the 1983 ba;s ketball season Next on the agenda came varsity Wolfe then presented individual ... · presenta !Ions by Coac h Carl Wolfe. awards to sq uad members before a success. Southern St •pt. Bobby Ord ga ve Wolfe tha nked all those involved lor presenting seniors Zane Beegle, tbe welcoming address, followed their support a nd hard work In Nick Bostick, Chris Bostick, and bY. the invocat ion by booster making the 19&3 season a success. Tyrone Brlnager with special . president Danny Brown. Wolfe then reflected upon the past sen ior awards. Special awards ' Southern High School Principal season and accomplishments of the went to junl,or Rod Littlefield tor James Adams presented opening team. Wolfe sa id, "These are a ll Most Rebounds: Nick Bostick, remarks rcfl< oting upon specia l . quality young men . I'm proud to be Most Improved; Zane Beegle, Best feats and accomplishments made associated with them. they have F'ree Throw Percentage: and by the 1983 varsity team . g1ven a lot to our basketball Tyrone Brlnager, the Jonatha n Cheerleadlng awards were then program , a nd the program has Rees 110 percent award . Danny· Brown ended the progra m wiih the benedicti9Jl . The mea l was catered by Circle's Restaurant of Gallipolis. Tornadoettes win pair; Eaglettes, lose opener . .Reds ·open·.'83 s~ason today ·w ith -~nanswered · questions • • ' ,., ·riOfttei'Of "' . 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Th e g r o up . star ted on a Sunday eve11lng and roc ked until M on· day evening - a 24-hour per iod in rocker s whlc~ they provided from hom e or borrowed in addit ion to som e provided by t he c hurch . II was a tiring ventu re not on ly for th e young people but the adults w ho wer e on hand to ovPr Sff' the project. As a rew ard, the. young peop le have w on a tr ip to Indianapolis one weekend this month . · ., to thank . '• ~~ --" everyone who helped. The proj ecl w as a grcal surcess. A dlstrtct camporee l4lon Amerlcf,n at farm 011 LIDDy IIIII BeelryTyree, N~ IIIII Duncan, Chalkle McDaniels, and Walla' Haay, Joe FIDk. Howard · Don Hanning. ~ BaileY FOR. SALE I Calendar · f l1JESDAY Guest 54 _,_ ' • .. . STARTING AT ' St. $}295. PER YARD .. •' 1 2-Situated Wanted 1 3-lnsurance 1 4 -Business Training 16-Schools 16- Radio, TV & CB Repair · 18-WantedTo Do Public Notice FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Flocol Year . 23-P.rOfessional SerVices 54~ Mi~c. iii 31 - Homes for Sale 32-Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale ~-4~ Business Buildings 3 5 -Lots & Acreage 26- Roal Estatei(Vanted 41 -Houses for Rent 42-Mobile Homes for Rent 43-Farma for Rent 44-Apartment for Rent 45-Furni1hed Rooms 46- Space for Rent . 4 7 -Wantecfto R.ent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease 11 - HelpWented .. 17-Miscellaneous . 2 2 -Money to loaf) Public Notice Cf!m{)!f!JV Fund Cnnu.oterv 8(..'QUC St Fund Ftr n Protectr0n Fund FHdm at Rcvcnuo Shmtrln hmd ~.6 51 -Household Goods 52-CB. TV & Radio Equipment 53-Antiques . Merchandise AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC & HOTPDINT 55-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 5 7 -Musicallnstruments 58- Fruits t1o Vegetables 59-For Sale or Trade 61 -Farm Equipmen.,Y· 65-Seed & Fertilizer cont tun the name o f every Arh ens. Ga l1 ra . Hockrn g . Merqs Mnroe. Morg an. Noble. m ust be a cco moml l ~d hy .a 1~4 60 Vrrn on and Wushrng ton CormCert1 f1ed C hfJck upon some Ire_§ Ohro on varrous loca rons. Ending December sn tvfmt bank. ur n btd OO nd 1n hv apply1 nq pormr for lane hncs. 3 J 1;, 37 31 , 1982 lh e am ount of f tvt ~ percent (~ r:entPr lr nes and edqe ilnr>s Chitter Townahip oe rcen!l o l t hA h1 d Mi a 5, 739 00 Melgo County Pavcmenr Wrrlth -- Varr es Tntal 91 .672 18 gunro nlflf! t ha t ,, thtl IN l 1s Chelter, Ohio ProlfH~ t Lf!ll rJ th - 0 00 feet or accepwd. a r.o nt, act wJt l'lf' Batenco 0 00 rnrte Mordl 22, 1983 entered 111 10 111 .1 \.COrdnncP W1 th Oec. 31 . 1982 I certify the following report Work lenuth J.:urnus ff!Pt (Jf!nmal Fund 9.68 7 0 4 " (~1 0 d e t a ii C (j Wllllf'!rl or var1orrs rnrle s to be con'rlllrCt. SpeCi fiCaii Oil S "The datf! ser lor complctron Jot.. D. Rlobel, Sr. Molar Vf!hiCIIJ lrcensc P rupusfff SOCCI I1 r ili1 Cl ll S and" of lll!S work shJII bl'! as Sfll torth l '' " FuncJ 5.089 44 Tot. No. 1-614 lllforrrlJI IOn Lio c,,ment s art! on rn th'o brddrnn ['l ropos al " 986-4196 GGSoUne T,t-. ~r i nd file nn rl opnn tO th H publi c tor I 68 7 70 SCHEOULEI Each blddPr sh <~tl be requrrcd Hom! a net 1Jr1 dQl~ lnSpOC!IOrl at ttl e llfi iCC of the to frlu wr th hrs ord o ce rtr i1Rrl CASH BALANCE Fun cl 652 90 Mer gs Coun ty Comrn•ss,nners check or cashr cr s r heck lor an SHEET DECEMBER Cmnercry Funrl No brdrlm ma y w1thdr aw Joirs amorrnt equal to five per cent 230 13 31 , 1982 Cr!lllGtury Buq 1rnst bKI tor a p Prrod o t SIKi h (50) of his bid. bu t rn no even t more LIAB ILITIES Fund days after th e OPt'll mg theteot 3.351 68 Fund Bal ances S22.6 I 1 BD th an frf!y rh ousand dollArs. 0 1 a Fr,ftmat Re11enue fhc r19h t 15 roserv ed by th e bOnd tor ten per cent of hia bid, Total "' ShJr1nq Fur1c1 Board o f Mt)rgs Courl tv Com 1.913 00 payahlo to the Dr rec to r LratJdr tres 22 6 11 89 Totat r!HSS I()IlSrS 10 ft'!CC ! any 0 1 all 22.G II 89 SUMMARY OF Brdrler s mu st III)J)Iy on the brds Jnrl tn w a1v0 all CASH BALANCES, prope r tarrns. lor quatrf, ca rron (4} 4 , Ire rn lor rna l1t1P S RECEIPTS AND at le ast !An days pr 10r to rho Board o t Mergs date set tm ooerw1 g brds rn EXPENDITURES. Public Notice COiJnfy Con1rnrss roncr s accorda nce wrttl C hap te r 552 5 BallnCO Mary Hu hstetrer J•n. 1, 1982 Ohm Aevrserl Cod e PROBATE COURT OF Clerk Ge n e1 at Fur,d 8. 139 8 7 Plans dnt1 specr 1rca tr ons ilm MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO 131 28 141 ~ . 2tc M o tor Vch•ctc Lrcen so on trl e rn rho Dep artmen t of ESTATE OF JOSEPH LEE TD K FunQ 6 06fi :14 . _ .... 1rnnsportfll10n and the offrce at SATrERFIELD, DECEASED Public Notice Gasolrne Tax 1hP. Ors1r, ct Depu ty Drrec10r Caoo No. 24060 Docket 12 Fund 2. 1 12 3 ~ T'he O~rect o r reserttAs the Road and Brrdge PUBUC SALE rrQ ht to retect any or all b rd s """" 3 &3NOTICE QF Fund Aprrl 16 198 3 ill 10 00 am • WA~REN J SMITH 2 694 92 APPOINTMENT Cern otory Fu nd the Home Nat1 u n <:~ l Ba nk.. Ra 78 51 DIRECTOR .. OF RDICUARY Cernmory Oooucst (:ulfl . muo w rtl otter lor sn le on On March 21. 1983 . '" the thou !Jilrkrng lot at pu bl1 c Funrl 3.257 84 Me1gs Co unty P.roba te Co ur t a~rct1 on tho lollowrng Public Notice Federat Revenue Sharrng Fund 3 00 Ca se No 24060. James Saner· (\) 19 79 Pc1Cr brl t truck Total 22352 0 2 ~ e t d an d Yolan J SatleriiAid trac tor Serrnl No 172222N FINANCIAL R EPDRT Route 1. Mr nersvllle. Ohro. · Totel ReceiP.t_1· 121 19 7 tl 1rbr0ok Flat Trailer OF THE BOARD General ~ un d 28.33 4 1 5 r 45703 wa s appointeiJ Admrn · Serrat No 769 102 OF EDUCATION rstra to r and Admlni Stlatrr)( of Th·e Pewrbrlt rnuy be see !'! at Eo-.. I.Dcol M oror Vohrclc L1cense th e estme of JosAph Lee V\tl aifly·s Used Car s, St At T<;t.: Fund • 16.' 5 86 25 School Dfllrict Sattert rel d. deceased. late ot 618 Oarwrn Ohro The llarler Molgo County Gasoli ne Ta" Fund 22 408 37 Sult on ·1To wnshrp , M ergs 11 ray be seen a t Svracuse. Oh ro 38900 SR 7 . County. Ohro Road anrl Bndge on College Rd JUSt off S R 1 24 Reodovtlo, Ohio I s/ Charles H l(nrght. 4&771 Fund 8.574 42 Wntton b1ds writ tw accepted '*" Actrng prror 10 th e sale I'll the Home Mardi 29, 1982 Cemetery Fu nU 4.825 30 Probare Judge Na trona! Bank Racme. OhtO All Elo!Mikmoo Cernot erv Bequest !31 28. 141 4. 1 I. 3ic r!'1 Qu1r1es shou ld be drrecte d to T_,..,ofthe Fund 238 4 4 the sa me The Home Nmronal - d of Educotlon Frre Prolectron Public Notice Bank reserves th e rr ght to reJect •614-98&-433) Fund 3.315 32 ' - -- -- -- - - - 1anv or all brds an d to remove COMBINED STATEMENT Feder al Revenue ar"r;,or ull,tems from the sale at OF CASH, A DVERllS EMENT 7.04900 91 .93 125 To10t Rocolpto onqBIIancol Shar rn g Fund Tora I Genera l Fund . 36.4 74 .02 Mo tor Vehrcle Lrcense ~ Ta' Fund Gasoll,ne Tax Fu nd Road and Brrdg e Fund 22.652 59 Cemetery Fund Cemetery BeQuest Fund Frre Protectron 4.903 81 24.502 7 1 11 .269 34 3.496 28 Fund 3.3 15 32 Feder-al- A&venu ~ Shar;ng Fund 7 652 00 Total 114 .284 07 . . EJiptiriditui'OI General Fund · 26.786 98 · M o tor Ve h1cle L1cense Ta' Fund Qasolrne Tax Fund · Road and Brrdge Fund I 7.569 15 22.833 .0 I 10.6 16.44 pfl! Son any !nne FOR BIOS Sea led proposa ls w1ll be recerved by the Board o f M e1gs County Commrsso ners at t he olfiCO o f the Comm1SSfOners rn the Cour th ouse. Pome roy. 0 hro, untrl 1 2 noon on the 26th day o f /l.prrl. 198 3. for "HQSpj . · Public Notice N0l1C£TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION li me and pa rt trm e em ployees of the Count y o f MEI!gs. Ohro. Each brd must be enclosed m a sea led envelope en ctJ rsed W1th Cotumliuo. Ohio Morm 1e,1813 the nanle of the brdder and Conlr8ct8oloo~ Hoso nal. Su rgrc al and MaJOr M ed 1ca l . Insuran ce" and the date and I'9Ur o f t he open rng thereof. Bids w •ll be pu blrcly open ed and read aloud at 2 :00PM On thcr em and 141 3. 4. 5 6. 7. 8. 10. II . 12. 13. 14. 15. 121C TAL. SURGICAL & MI\JOR MEDICAL INSURANCE" lor lull m.ar~or1 "Proposal fo r l ntm~:~ st e d ' Copy No. 83·281! UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Sealed proposa ls~ wi U be received at the offr e of the Otrector of the Ohr Depart1he 26th day of Apr I. 1983 . at , ment of Transportat ion. Co lumthe ofl1ce of the Board of Metgs · bus. Oh ro. untrl . 10 .00 A.M .. Cou nty Comm rssioners . Ccurt-· Ohio Standard Trrne, TuOsday, house. Pomeroy. Ohio. Aprrl 12. 1983. for rmproyeEach brd su~m 1ttOO ·mu st menls m: INVESTMENTS. ANO RIND CASH BALANCES - ALL FUND TYPESAS OF DECEMBER . 31, 1982 Bai.Oecombor 31. 19B2 Cas h m Bank(s) INel) ~ I~ Total 1.289 .22 1.1 9465 223.9 5000 Fund CMh Bal~nBy Fund · Clullficotlon Governmemal Fund Types Genera l Fund I I 3. 753 82 Sp ecrat Revenue Funcfs Debt Servtce Fund ~ 34.877.99 2 5.4 13 . 3~ · Fund s Total ...., Dec. 3 1. 198 2 11 3.75382 Typeo Revl!nt lfl Recerpls Taxes 111 2. 159 8 1 Tu11r on Tra nsportati on 639 55 Fees 2.897 43 Earn1 nq s on tnvrs1 mer1t 1 5. 183 6 1 Mrscetl<!r-1eous Rt!ce iPIS I 500, 1600 1 700. 1810. 1820 1830. 1900 14.006.48 Total lo cal 444.886 88 AecerPTs Unrc~t r ,r:tnd Grant s 1 330.887 80 ' !n-Ar d Total Stat e Reccrpts Total Reve nue Rec4:!10ts 1 330.887 80 1.775 i74 68 Expen drture D•sbur sP.menl s Regular tnstrucllon 732.390 75 Specrat lnstruc t> on 60.826 36 Vocarr onal lnstru c· bon - 92.664 2·g- •·• Total tnst ruc · l>On 875.88 1 40 Support Sef\I•C.es . - Pupr ls 44 0 19 2 1 - lnstru cl ronal Stall - General Mm 37.099 75 685 71 .662 48.889 · -School Adm - F>Scal 68 03 61 69 Opera tron and Ma1nt of Planr Ser111ces 268.008 17 Stude!'! I Tra!'lspona - non 263.4)Z 00 1. 194 63 Total SuppOr trn g Ser~ces 8 10.231 02 Tot al Ell."!racu rrrcular , Actrvflles 26.8 71 .86 Non-Progra mmed SerVIces 25.607 .52 Total E>ep, Orsburse- mems I 738.59 1.80 E><cess of Revenue Receipts Over / lUnder) E><p Orsburse- menlS 37.182 .88 Operatmg Tr <insfersln 24.5 11 45 Mvances Out (Not ~ Repaid During Current Year " 13 1.527 .5 11 To tal O ther Frnancrn g 985- Chester , 3 .4 3-Porttand 247- Letart Falls 949-Racine 742 - Rutland 667 - Coolville = Sou(ces (Uses) 01her Uses 17,0 16.06) 30.166.82 6 'Jij 458 576773 882 895937- Public Notice Special Rlllionuo ln·A•d 350 00 Restr 1cted Grants- 14, I 57 76 Total State Recerpts Rest r,cted Gran ts· ln ·A•d 14,501 76 8 13 09 84 Total Feder al Recerpts Total R~venue 81 .3098 4 95.817.60 E)(pend1 ture Drsbursements Spec1al lnstruc· li On Total lnstruc - ''"" Suopor1 Scrv1ces 38.37585 38.37565 - lnstructrona l Pupjs 8,552.65 Stall 18.22898 - Frscal 850 41 Total Supporlln g - Sei'V!ces 2 7.982 0 4 Total EKp Drsb urse· rnen ts 66.357 89 E)(cess of Reven ue Recerpts Over / (U nden E,;p. Dr sburse mems 29. 4 591'1 Operatrng Transfers- In 254 1339 Total Revenue Rece•pts Umest r rcted Gra ms - ln·A•d Fund Cash Balances. Dec 31 . 1982 Fundi Rt!<eiPI> General Fund Pomtlfoy 14.866 801 Advances In !Not Repard Durr ng Current Yea•) 5.006 02 Revenue Recetpts Ta xes 4 3 1 86 1 07 Turtron 1 546 2 7 Tr ansponatron Fees 2897 4 3 Earn1ngs on lnvel)tmen t 16.68 4 59 Mi scel laneous Rece1pts 1500. 1600. 1700, 18 10. 1820. 1830 ' 1900 14.006 48 Total Local · Recerpt s 466.995 84 Unrestrrcted Grants · ln-A'r1 I .334.036 79 Restn cted Grantsln·Ard 14. 157 76 Tot al State Recerpts 1.3 4 8 194 55 Restri cted Gran ls· ln-A, d Total Feder at 81 .309 84 Recerpt s 8 1.309 8 4 Tmal Revenu e Recerpts 1 896.500 23 EJO:pendrtu re Drsbursements Reg ular lns tr uc- Mn Spec1al lnstruc · 732.390 75 11 on 99.202 2 1 Vocatronal lnSiruc · fran 82 66 4 29 ~ ot a llnstr uc · Iron 914.257 25 Suppon Sesrvrces - Puprls · 52 5 71 86 - fnstruct ron al Refund o f Prror Year's S1;1fl 55.3 28 66 Rece1pt s (44 3 . 14~ - General Adm 75 685 03 Tol.!ll Other Frnanc rn g -Schoof Adm 1166261' Sources (U ses} (303 92) - F>SC<ll 50.404-ou Other Uses 29. 1 55 7 9 · Opera tron & Marnt,. -. Fund Cash Balances. of Plant Jan I . 1982 . 5.72220 Fund Cash Bal ances. Servtces 268,358.17 Pt. Pleasant Leon Apple"Grove Mason New Haven Letart Bulfalo t.xpenOtlu re UISOu rsements SUppon Serv1ces ~Fr$C 31 Total Su pport•ng .. 6,64 .20 Disb""'"""" Operatrng r rMsfersIn ·· 24.,5 1 1.45 Qperatrng Transfers- Out (4.866 801 Ser111ces 6 64 20 Adva nc es In (Not Debt ServrCes 20.315·.00 Repaid Ourrng Current Total Exp. Orsbu rseYear) 5.006 02 ments · 20.9 7 9 .20 Advances Out (Not EMoesSof Reve nue -~-~1 ---Aep!'ld OuuRg Current Recerpts Over / (Un der) Yeai') {3 1.527 .51 ) EMp. Orsburse· Refund of Pnor ments Exce!s of Ae~ nu a 3'.928.7 5 Rece1pts and Other Year's Exp Total Other Frnancing 1433. 14! KEN'S . APPLIANCE SERVICE UTILITY BUILDINGS SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 985-3561 All Makes' I nsulatd _Dog Houses •Washers •Dishwelhera Rangel P&S BUILDINGS •Dryers or 614-992 -- Someone to d o Vard w o rk & lawn mowing . Will pay $3 .00 per hr. Caii614-3BB9012 .1 . Flea . Market · Sou.th erO Ohio' s ·Newest Weekly Flea Market Fiesta Driwe In Th..ter Chillicothe, Oh . Ev· 12 Situations Wanted erv Saturday . MoviOg Sale Sofa bed . chair. kitchen ·equip ., Queen sized bed . clothing. antique dining room suite . lawn mower, rototiller , much more. 7th Br: 8th . 9 -5. lower River Rd . Box 104. 5 miles South of Timberwoli Bait Shop. 4 April & 6. N . Main , Rutland. Tools, t o y s, jeans , dishes , camera s. CB . furiture . Apr . 6 . 7 , 8 S.R 143 in Harr i sonvill e 614 · 742 · 2321 . FIVE family yard sal e. Can · tenarv Town House . Gallipo lis. Ohi o Tues d8y 8e Wed nesday, April 5 & 6 , 9 t o 1 FREE 'Chain link Fence 'Carpetin& 'Paintin& CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy ,OH . Groa & Ptt1y Gibbs-Owners PH. 992-2178 , ,._, , IO·ftlfc ~ · ~ tic 8 '-----------1'------:----..:..-+---~-------r---------~ .. Al TROMM'S' BACKHOE SERVICE H. L. Writesel ROOFING All types of roof work, new or repair, gutters and downspouts, gutter cldan ing and painting, storm AND APPLIANCE SERVICE All Work Guaranteed "free Estimates" GIVE US A TRY Call : 949-2263 Or 992-279J. 10 11 , New Homes - Will do lnt er1 or & E ~~:teri o r w ork ~ Hangi ng wall paper, paneling & etc . C o nta ct Ronn ie Hubbard 11 614 - 992-5541 . ' Home · for elderly only . ' RoOm . board and laundry . 20 years e xperien ce . Call 9 92-6022 01 992 -674B . Will care for t.he elderly in o ur home. Tra ined & e ~~: pe · ri en ced . LPN care given . 614 - 992 ~ 7314 . • Insurance 13 Antenna •I nsurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garaees •Roofing Work . ·•Aluminum & 'VinYl Sidiltcs 15 Yean Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992 -7583 Installation House Calls and Shop Service Available 742-2328 J. IO·I ma Extensive Au c tion every Fri night at the Hartford Communiry · Ce nt e r. TrucklOads of new merChandise every week Phone 368 -8690. Are you paymg to muc h f or y o u r hospit al hea lth rnsu · r a n ee C all Co rr o ll Snowd en . 446 ·4 290 18 W ant ed to Do Con sigments o f new and used m e rchandis e alwavs welcom e . Ri c hard Reynold s Auc tioneer 275-3069 G eneral H aulin g and Trash removol Serv ice Reli able and dopendablo. Call 446- AU CTION ev ery Saturday night , Mt. Alto. WV 6 p m Consignments w elcom e . l awn Mo wing no ya rd to big or small ReliHble find depen - 3 159. For ~s tim a t e Emmo Bell auctioneer dable. ca ll 9 Smnll engine repair , lawn m owen . ridin g mower s. ro totiller s. R easonabl e rates. 3 rd . & 0 1./ ve St , Gallipoli s, 446-3159 betw een 9 and 5 446 ~ 3159 Remodeling. Chester . Ohio Ph. 985-4269 Oewayne Willia.m s a.· Sc0ttie .Smi1h All Makas and Model s 'Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Service ..dOOB -~"~ . Windows. ~~ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION S&W TV Public Sale 8o Auction ,sear;;· Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-343-5191 PARTS end SERVICE stuffed Easter animals . do lls. crafts. April 5 , 6 , 7 . 9 -5 :00. K & K Lo1 45 . Pt . Pleasant . EXTIMATES Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' •Freezers 2·26-tlc [§_e_~~ Sizes stat! from 12'xl6' •Refrigeratora The or 9«n -2282 1 tlr!c 318 \ moDil SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING 'Sools and Catalog - add 501 ~. each lor poslage and handling . 243 West 17 SL, New York, Nl !DOll. Prinl NAME, AOORESS, ZIP, SIZE, and STlU NUMBER. 4704 and Other Uses 63.251 36 Fund Cash Ba lances. Jan I. 1982 110.793 84 Fund Cash Balance s . SIZES 8-20 Dec 31. 1962 17404 5<0 STATEMENT 3 COMBINED STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS. DISBURSEMENTS, AND CHANGES IN FUND CASH BALANCES - ALL PROPRIETARY FUND TYPES AND SIMILAR FIDICIARY FUND TYPESFOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31. 1982 Proprietary Fund Typoa EntllfPril8 Funds Imagine this softdress in srlken !tripes ol crepe de chine or wool ' Real Estate General .EAFORD(] VtR'Gil B . SR . Phone Ooeru !rng RP.CP.Ipts 1-{614) -992 -3325 Food Serv•ces , 60.3 48 31 Classroom Mate r~al s. and Fees 1 . 1 230~ , Ren tal 6.6 7 3 51 To tal Operatrng • Rece1ot s · 68. 1 44 84 Operatrng Orsbur se ment s ,. Employi-!PS. Sal ;m r.s andWages 42660 6 0 Srck LeRve . Vacatron. NEW LISTING - acres. 2 b~s. central heat, place lor 'a woooburner, basetm1t. T.P. walet. ~ont & ba:k 1Xfrches. $30.000. $13.CXIO.OO - Pomeroy - 3 booroom frame home. Bath, !urnace. catpe!ing and level kit. Near ~ores. Employees· Ae1rrement and tn s 14.083 64 Pur c ha se d Se rVIr:e s 1.039 10 UCIIf - Broom home. lots of nice paneHn& carpetin& 2 baths. coal 'Stalter and a gas Fl. Suppl1 es ami Materr Ji s 71 .55685 Oth er ObJects 248 16 Toral Operutrn o Drs b urs~ r"nel'lt S ' 1348577 8 Excess ol Cash OpP. rat rnq Hece, pr s Ove1 /( Under) Opera trno 'Orsbl; ISC lumace. t car garagil "''h st-op and good garden spot. A!kini $35,000. ,. ·'' Ors burse mems ( 1 7. 129 59) Fund Cash Balance . OWNER FINANCNG - large insualed 9 room h0100. 2 baths, ~ FA lurnace, carpeting new k~chen and hrge level lot in Racin e. Only .. 23.202 69 lI I ch eck the pro~er bo x 1bclealosswl fi. ccitio n if you ' ll NEAR IIIDOLEI'ORT - Smal h<rldym111's 4 rooms and bath. Nr~ walilf. woodburnng chimney and ·· 3 acres. Only $11,000.00, can you beal tha~ 1 1' NEW USfiNG - Brand new brick ranch, 3 nice bedrooms. I~ bath.' tqe eal~n kitchen, room, 28'x14', garage & ..,.: ' CA-··w··..;l ~ l ~ ~~~;~~~emenr ,I ' ,. '' ...~ I- 0/J~ITig I Headquarters 17. 16 19 · , 20. I I For Rent I. • 2. ·-- - ~ -- 6. 7. 8, _ _ __ _ 9 ~---to. - - - - - J 1. 12. t3 . t4. 15. 1 1 I I 16. ~-----'- I £~1inates Wanted To Buy WANT ED TO BUY Old furni · turtt. and Antiqu es of all kinds. :' call 'Kenmn h Swain . 446 ~ 3 1 5 9 or 2 56 - 1967 in the evening s. Buy in g Gold. Silver. Plat i num Gold and Silver prices Con stru c t fo n , wrll do duvuways , asph alt , cQ n c ro t e. painting & rem odeling C all 446-9281 are the highest in two yeurs , Now Has Fashion Outlot Ouality Clothing : •Jeans .Blouses ·swim Suits 'E . G YtntDI Etc . chicksavailablewithdepo- 992·6215 or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio owns J&L BLOWN INSULATION •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES · JAMES KEESEE PH . 9. 92 - 2772 1' RIYinswood , W. 'HI VI . ma 311 m(l MINE RUN STRIp NIGHT CRAWLERS & RED high est pr ice !! paid . Lake Jackson Bate & · Ta c kiG . Oak Hill. Call 614 682 · 7448 . WORMS U sed m owing mach ine. 7ft . sickle bar. C1tll 614· 266· 1427 . BEDS -IRON , BRA SS . old furn iture, gold, srlver d o l lArS, wood ice bo .otes . st o mJ jf'l it. anti.q ues . et c .. Com piQte households Write : M .D . Millar , At . 4, Pomeroy , Oh Or 992 · 7760. ~~~~: to buy ·Piano , phone 304-6 75 - 1064 . Authorized John Deer. · New Holllnd. Bush HOI Farm Equipment Dealer D•vlo __v •cwmr one ic half up mile anup Call 4 month old male mixed breed puppy . 304 -676 · 5702 . square Dance every Satur day from 91o 1AM . Country Rock -Sunday 7 to 11-PM . Robert Pickett ' s, East Oar · w in . St. At . 681 . Riverview Nu~ting Care Farm Equipment Home. Now open for ambu · Potts & Service l•tory patien1a. 304· 773 · 5B82. 2-2!-IIC . 1·l ·tfC 4 32 . 33 . 34. SERVICE CONTRACTING •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS oUIESTOiH •WATEI, 'GAS •nd 3S. - - - - - . . . . , . - - SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WOK • Reeldentlel Commercial Call742-3 22 Money to loan HOME lOANS 12 % fiM od rate . l e ader M ortgage . 7 7 E Sta to . Ath e ns. Ohio 1 614 592 3051 . Bu sin ess & Socond Mort · gage loan s Equity ft esour cos . In Ohio 1·800 ·992 2 351 . out of Ohio t -800-641 -5 286 23 P(olessional Services C&l Bo okk ee ping Tu Return s & bookk eeping fo r Individuals & bus in esses. Sh ort forms S5 .00 long forms S20 .00 and up Co•ol Nool 446 -3862 meals manager - meals' tran sport er t Or Vin ton. Addittonal information may be obtained from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Servi ces and · or Seni o r Citi ~•ns Center. The Gallia County Council on Aging is a private non -profit corpora · t ion end an equal opportun · itv emR,Ioyer . If Interested in an application, contact the Information and Referral office, Senior Citizen• Cen uu . 448 -7000 . Application mute be received by April 7 , E~e ce ll e nt co nd i t i on . & looation · all ready for imme . diate occupan cv·- lnt ereu rates aro d own and 'pr obably won ' t b e lower. ·-···· -· ······---···· Home and or rental Broadwl!ly-Middlepo rt . ......... ............ "·· - Modern busi ness bldg . 58 Court St .. Gallipol is .· ··-· - ··· ·····~·-······-·· . J&F •DOZER 8623 . v 1983. MIUER. ELECTRIC G OL F PERMANENT Hair A em o \lal Profe ssi onal El ec tr o ly sis · Clinic Professional Building . Roo m 1. A .M .A. and F.C .C . The Gallia County appro11 ed . Doc tor re f err Als. on Aging is-ac c&Pti Rijg 'ii~.~il': l apporntment, Ph o no J04 catrons for part· time 67 5 · 5568 . ho urs -week) position of c o n - - - - - - -- -- gregate U.S. RT . 50 EAST . GUYSVILLE , OHIO MINIATUR E COURSES O u td oo r s, In· doors . OKCe llent financ in g . Immedi ate installatio n , min im u m 54 ,900. MINI -GOl F, 202 Brid ge Street, Jessup. PA t 8434. 17171 4B9 - PIANO .TUNING & f'IEPAIR Cell Bill Ward for eppoint ment1 Ward ' s Ke.yboard. 446 -4372 . Announcements Creek Rd . SALES & SERVICE ,-- - 31. ....... -·-·--·-----------~--- Fibe rglus bau boat. lat e model. Cell 446 · 4298 . WANTED SWEEPER and sewing ma chine repairp. · kport s, and d BOGGS · COAL '2S 26, - - - - - -27. -- - - -28. - - - - - 29 . 30 . Pomeroy, 01!.,45769 3 ~~======~~;fr==~~~~~==~~-~E~~: I I I Pay cash tor used mobrht homes o r trav el travel uail ers . Prefe'r 1 9 65 an d up Ca ll nllllll' N1i} •tn1ul1tion •Storm Door• Business Opportunity Wanted t o buy . Investment property. Call 6t4 -992 5868 . \1111(11 21 446 -0069 /l!.•!.rt::\. _ 11111 ALUMINUM SIDING Plnanulal Fren chtown Car Co Bill Gene J ohnson Gold . silver, sterling, jewelry . rings . old co in s & currenc y Ed Burkett Barb&r M;ddtepo• r . 992 - '-A~ VINYL & We pay ca sh t o r lat e mo d e l c lean ,used can. 446-8026 •Reptaacement Window a PH . 992-2280 St. lt ·l6·ttc 17 1ma rototill er sr" inc h es deop Re edy· to plant . Re utor 614 992 ·2490 •Storm Window s 24. Court olodikal ....,.. (ftH Estlmatos ) y. C. YOUNG Ill . Open 10;00Tues tti .-Sat. 5;00 204 W1Shin .. on St. Mill Thll Coupon with Remittence · The DillY Sentinel 111 - Addonoand ..... J '"'" and '---~, . _ , - Mature Quat! now being sold. Eggs available with not>.ce alter May I. Day old sitafterMay2S. supplies for sale Spring Voll e y Trading Co., Spring Volley Plaza. 446 802 5 o r 614 -446 -0t75 CALL 614-949-2616 • 'Somethinrflew" RAVENSWOOD FABRICS S3()00 ATON 5. 71 "-- 1- 2J. 22. 4. l1tmoPd 1 1 21. 3. I1 tnsu!Od- Froe ~~--...,..---------l------:------+-----------j 1 r1 w anted IMnc 2 acres tor only $38,000. 00111011; HEI£ll AND VIII· GIL All. llfAI.TOIIS. CALl 112·0 II IIIII Ill' buy. I I • '[ h_!l~e ~M!1 r~!tl. inclu d e discount - J Rt. 3. Pomeroy, OH . PH. 614-985-4-464 I ed it or re i eel T o 25 d Y0 urad will be anv a i n · puf the proper To35. :..::..:.:J._.!.;.:..:._:_:L_..;J_:-' may be able to assume. Clell LoBont•. Sr -Own er • Driveways 'Basements • Patios Reasonable Rales I I I 1 c lass;fy, vated. EquiPPed kttchen, 2 ·beroo~ bath. and level kit Small down poymenl and you Ful~ ONLY 131 .95 I ,._, , ~ 'Parkin• Lots lI P ~in t one word in each below . Each tn· I space t ifial or group of figures I counts liS a word , Count I name number and address or Word~ if used . I phone 'll get better results _ _.j.........:..j..::.:;f-_;.-t,--j I ifY ouvou describe fu ll y, II reser gi ve ves price.the The Sentinel . r lght to ~T~o~IStt=$~~~~==J I J..( l mo 8 I Phone-----------:- 1'- SI'ECIAL TRANSMISSION FILTER AND FLUID CHANGE Industrial. Commercial , Residential . Interior and Exterior . Painting Sandblasting Morterblasting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings . Pt.. 985 -4345 Address 5. room Mlldleptrt home b!ling reno- 6.073 .10 \ ' ~ 9 to 5 MON. thru SAT. All Types of Auto Atpt ir, Brakes. Tune-Ups. etc. OPEN Call 843-542 5 I I I 1 Name - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 1 .~ Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Wr ite vour own ad and order by mail w ith this coupon. canc el your ad by phone wh en vou get · r esults. Money not reiund ab le. ~EAR PARK ·. , : I· I I I I I I r~~~­ 20 Years -~--· --------. Pomeroy, Olf. PAINTING INC. Curb Inflation ~~----------~~------~~--------~ 1 CEMENT LaBONTE'S YOUNG'S Pay Cash for I1 FINISHER q~~~.~..~o~M CARPENTER SERVICE c. Iass• fi e d s and II Richard Garfield I • <' ':.: ~ - - .. s'avel I I I ::,i ~"), :;;-::;;; ~~: r?· I1 I $20,000, , Fund Cash Balance. " 7 room country · liome and over 2 . ~269 4 3 141 4. I tc REALTOR 21• (. ?n(l St . 'r 278 w. Main 'Sid ina 'Roofing 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Reniodeline ,,. -- --------- Public Notic& · AUTOMATIC tRANSMISSION CO. EUGENE LONG 130-!wealer FllltiOMS-Si" 38-~ Daily Sentinel SPRING-SUMMER PATTERN Dec. 31 . 1982 1 ~ ·20-t!c ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS FOR FUTURE USE" CATALOG. Ooer 100 styles, choose one pattern free (11.50 oalue). Catalog. SI.IO. All'CRAFT 1100115 .. 12.110 each 127-Afthtns 'n' Dtilies Jan 1. 1982 1 " ' "" · "CUT OUT High clothing prices have you down' Gel a lift, send lot NEW Me Route I Lon& Bottom . OH . 45743 985-4193 or 992·3067 EARN extra money., .sell Avon . 304-676 -1429. M atur e dopendoblo h ou se · lor U<h pattern lor pastace check our pric es on gold & wif e w ishes to babysi t m her end hancllinl S.nd to: • I I _ _:~--------4----------+-----------r----------""1 silver. sc r11rp 1ew elrv . Buying home f or ·one c hil d C all Anne Adorns I .I tOld co ins. scrap rings & 446-0696 . 128-E~ Pttchwoot QuRb Plltorn Dept. s i1ve r ware . D a iIv q u oo ·t~~·::•~;c;;;;;;;;;;-;--;;;;;:;~-:;~1.;;;;; 129-Quitk n' ~ Trtnsfm availnble . Als o co ins & C 1 · s plo w e d with hu g o GHEEN 'S 263,472.00 34.877 99 · St!'(lent Trans. . mcnts 66.11 2.94 Debt Service Food Servrces and Nb·n -Operatrnq ReCfliD\S Fund O!her Sup Serv State Source 5 . 1 14 4 7 Revenue flece•pts '&>S I . 194 63 Federal Source 37 .924 35 Ta"es Total Suppo flrng 19.70 1.26 'Total Non Operat1ng Tur t10n Ser-.., ces 838.877 26 906 72 Recerpr s 4 3.038 82 Earnmgs on InvestTota l Extracurrrcutar Otsburse ments Before ment 1,50098 Actrvrtres 26.87 1.86 ln1 erlund Total Local Debt Se rvrces 20.3 15 00 TrMsJer s (23 .6 74 12~·· . ' Rece •pts 2 2. 108 9 6 Non-Programmed Opera trng Translers·"' · Unrestrrcted Gra ntsse .... ces 25.607 52 Out 120 .000 001 rn -A rd Total h p. 0 1sbUI se· 2.798.99 A£1\la nccs·...: In (Not Total Rew n'ue ments 1.825.9?8 89 Repatd Duflng r~t 5111! , Current Year} 26,5 44 53 E.c ol Rev. Rcpls. Rocoillls 2.7911.99 Net E)(cess of Cash 0.../(Undt!~ Rece1pt s Over / lUnder) ReCeiPI> 24,911795 70,751.34 Dec 31 . 1982 Sources Over/ IU ~der.\ Sources IUsesl 17.319.98) E)(p, Dtsbursements 'Exc'ess of Revenue Fund Cash Balance. and Other U~es 3.928.75 Receipts and 01her Jan. I . 1982 6.3.587.00 ' Fund Cash Balances, 6.073.1 0 Surces Over I (Under! 180, 118.30 . Fund Cash Balance. Jan. I. 198;j. . 2 1.484,64 E'P- D>SbursemenlS Proprretary Fund ty pes: ·Enterpnse STATEMEI'IT 2 COMBtNEO STATEMENT OF CASH RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS. AND CHANGES IN FUND CASH BAt.ANCES - ALL GOVERNMENTAL AND SIMILAR ' FIDUCIARY FUNO TYPESFOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENOEO OECEMBER 31, 19B2 Oiher Sup Serv Bux Other Invest· ments Public Notice Food SetYices Md S 9 1.466 13 ln. Transil Public Notice Govemm8lltlll Fund 992- Middleport Mason Co., wv Area Code 304 Roofing & Siding Co. 742-2324 773-5684 446-9800 Gallipolis, Ohio CHARLES SAYRE AND SON 14 .Years Experience All Work Guaranteed From he Smallest Heater Core to the l.lrcest Radia tor. Radiatot Specials! NATHAN BIGGS JS Yrs. Experience gathered . . Printed Patt ern 4704: M•sses Sizes 8, 10. 11. 14 . 16. 18. 10. Size 11 (busl 34) tales 2~ yards 60-inch 'Iabrie. $2.50 lor eodl pattern. Add 5GC Up to 15words .. . Onadayinsartion ...... .. .. $3.00 Up to 16wordo . .. Three day insertion .... .... $4.00 Up •o 15 Words ... Six day inswtion .... .. ... .. S 7 .00 {Average 4 words per-linal ( Public Notice Meigs County AreaCode614 446-Galipolis · 387 ~ Cheahire 388-Vinton 246- Rio Granda 256- Guyan Olst. 643- Arabia Dist. 379-Walnut 81 - Home Improvements. 82-Piumbing & Heating 83-Excavating 84-Eiec:trical6 Refrigeration 85, Genl!l'al Hauling 86· M .H . Repair 87-Upholstery 62-Wanted to Buy 6 3-Livestock 64-Hav & Grain Public Notice 73 68 Galli• County AreaCode614 Roofing, Spouting Complete Home Remodeling Riverside WJ Inc. Pomeray, Oh . Ph. 992·2174 Jersey , all grace and llaw . Yoke is cut in one· wflh sleeves. watst .CONSTRUCTIO~ Kitchen Cobinets - Roofin& - Sidin& - Concr1te Patios Sidswtlh New Construction - Rt· modtlin& - Oustom ~ols Barns. 992 - 5427 6606. 112 • ac res w.it ' ANY PERSON who hoe anything 'to give a~av a.nd does not offer or attempt to offer any othet' thing for ~ele mev place an ad In · this column. There )Nill be no Gallia County . 2 homes charge to the advertiser . · Stack• of ftettly tied newt- paper• to ·give away. Call 614-992-2&70 . Four month·old male mtxed brood puppy, 304 · 676 · 57p2. . m•le Scotty c ov erage rn Gall1a Co u n ty f or almost a canturv. Farm . home and p er sonal pro pert y coverages are a\lail able t o meet in dividUal ne6ds Co n tact e'ugene Holley . ag e nt POMI:ioY lANDMARK 614-992-2181 jollowinf{ telt>phont> exchanf{t>.~ ... pd ., pattie c hair . c ur1ian s, beds · pread . games . bo o ks , Cla.fsified paf{es cm•er: 1ht> 71-Autos for Sale 72-Trucks for Sale 73- Vans~ - .. WD- .. 74-Motorcyel.as 7 6 -Boats & Moton 76-Auto Parts t1o Accessories 77-Auto 'Repeir 78-Camping Equipmam Rt. 124. Pomeroy. OH . COMPlETE RADIATOR SEIMCE ' ·~ 21 -Business Opportunitv -Bictlloes - Dump Trucks · -'Lo-Boy -Trencher - Water -Stwar -Gas lines -Septic Systoms LARGE or SMAL~ JOBS PH . ggz.ma 1·12·1 mo C•ll 25. in G•llipolit . Ch•rlu Moves. 446-3&16 or teow at Central Trult B•nk . Found· Biack -Doars · LOST •• 11 11-------- ,---+----------+-----------t----------::--j JUNIOR · 12 · 16 5ilf~s·boys. . lti8iFiiftiRdiH t· IHfr w~llet Mor~h Lost and Found SANDY ANO BEAVER Insuran ce Co . has off ered service s f or fire rn surance WE ALSO WORK ON All OTHER APPLIANCES 1 -Card of Thanks (paid i~ •dvance) 2-ln ~emory (paid In advance) · J -A),nounc8ments 4 -Giveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6-los t and Found 7 - Yard Salol paid in advance) Bifubic Sale & Auction 9 -Wanted to Buv ~ J.2H it '.~ Printed Paltern 992-2196 Middleport , Ohio PRICE .RYDER TRUO< • RENTAL & ONE-WAY local and one-wa~loW rales. top mainl.iined t ks . RiJ(II s~es , ri&fll equi ent. Hand trucks. furniture pads. N.ltionwide Road Servie2. Mov- · in& tips and insurane2. P.H . 992-5682 or. 992·7121 ----------------------------~--~--------------------------------------. ~ 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PAl HILL 'FORD Call 1·28.1 Ifill · AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR INSTALLED Pure Ease! O.Tenb. 6 type dog . Found in vicinity. · of 6th St. in Middleport. Call Humane Society at 614- 1------------jf------.:._----+----------+-----~---""1 ·~ PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. lnform~tion ecid bolllrld rod out ,.. dlltol1. We alao repeir New Lima Rd .. Ruflan(i.'or .PH. 742 -2225 Roger Hysell GARAGE CASH & CARRY 54.99 ) We CM repair and !&con Ndioton end heater CONe: We can Ill«> The Taxidenny Shoo l 11 tic RUBBER BACK ' For MOft No Sunday Calls KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT $8.99'- .. • The Daily Sentinel ~ • :!1 HAVE YOUR TROP.HY . MOUNTED 5 To-6 Week ~rv.ia On All Fish. Also Tranomission • <Ill • •• ... "Beautiful. Custom Built Garaaes" Call for fr~ sidina estimates, 949-2801 or .94'9-2860. ALL CARPET ON SALE ,' I ; · . PULLINS EXCAVATING RADIATOR SERVICE < BISSELL SIDING CO. • SPRING CARPET SALE .,' ,, an(! SIDING Misc . Merchandise ·ALL CARPET fN.STAlLED WITH PAD . . FREE FISHERMEN! •.. , . Vinyl & . ,(luniinum for sale. Property appraised at $25,CXX>.OO and price reduced to $20,CXX>.OO. House in excellent condition. COntact Trell Schoenleb, Telephone 992"2074 or fred, w. Crow, Attorney, Telephone 992-2692. This is a real bargain. MONDAY SPeclaJ ~ The Marie Miller home on tasley Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,in good neighborhood, is Run Road, May 6, 7. and 8, WM planned durtng a recent meetl111 11 • the CQnlmlttee of MWieport Boy i Scout Troop 245 at the haD 11 Feeney-BennettPost128. _. LEBANON- Lebanon Town. A report was given oo the work at ship TrusteeS meeting, 7 p.m. nJPPEf\i; PLAINS -:- spring Monday at townsll4£garage. the camp site. It was noted that the •' • 1 revival will' get underway Monday Legion Post donated two.tents and at the St. Paul United Methodist n ys to the troop and arrangements Church In Tuppers Plains with w ere made to purchaSe a fly lor 1 LEBANON - Meeting of aU services at 7: :.1 each evening another tent. · applicants for water service In the through Friday. speaker will Plans were also made for.a bake Stlversvtile area to be hek'l at 7 p .m . be the Rev. E . A . "Bud" Hatfield, sale to be held at9:00on Saturday In Tuesday at Lebanon TownshiJ1 Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va. front of Mark V in Mlddlepqrt. . Garage. Slgnlng of easements for .• !i It was decided that the Scbuts will music will be presented each necessary r!ght.af-ways wt11 be ;, attend Camp AITOWhead this- evening. handled and both husbands · and : ; ;:: summer ata~~stD!~eerscoot. To wives should attend the meeting. '; HARRISBURG Pomona help raise the money, a ' "rerit a Those on Township Roads 29. 410 • Grange will meet Monday, 8 p.m. scout': program was planned. and 00 as well as the lrruriedla te at Hams Grange Hall. A potluck Scouts will be available to do odd community of Stlversv!Ue should I dinner will foUow. j ot.; , y ard work, and cleanlngofany attend. • sort every Saturday between now ,) LETART:._ Aregular meeting of July 9. Residents Interested in ~MEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Don • the Letart Township Trustees will renting a seoul are asked to call Genh('lmer will present a program -.~ be held Monday evening. 992-3169. about their work In A!rtca al the St. • A court of honor. was conducted ' Paul Lutheran Church, Potneroy, .• RACINE Racine Chapter ' March 18. TheweekendofMarch26, at 7: :.1 Tuesday evening. Mr. 134, DES, regular meeting, a hike and campout took place at :j Genhelmer Is a nephew of Mrs. Monday, 7:00 p.m. at temple; Kiashuta •With the scouts being otticers , wear chapter dresses; Eva Schrieber of BaU Ruii In Meigs joined by seven webelosfor a hike to County. Mr. and Mrs. Genhelmer there will be lnltlatory work. •• th e camp site. will be here for a week before gollig A t the planning session were • back to A!rjca. ' . The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 Middleport, Ohio Pomero f · • · • 8 usmess sen'Ices l-----~---ao-,r----------.,.-------...;._.;.:~---------'1 Real Estate General r . ' ' A To elet-t offi('ers ., Scout troop pla11S May ·camp ev_~nt The E ast er season Is one of the most fantastic times or the y ear. the rebirth following the d ead of winter. The rnaglc Is almost enough to m ake you keep smiling. M rs. Nellii> SChul tz. form<'r ly or MIDDLE PORT -A sl ated m~tPom eroy, obse~ed her IOOth birt.ti. day on M ar c h 21. i'rigotMiddleport Lodge.'l63. F &AM . Born Nrllie .Jay at Pom eor y, . '¥!11be h,e ld at7:30 p.m on Tuesday. w her e she att ended i.'l'ade school tn ·.'. The F clfowcra ft Club w ill m eet al a onP room schoolhouse, Mrs. 6: :ll p. m . for election of o fficers. Schultz r em embers her uncle Refresl]ment s will be served aftPr leaving for Or egon in a coverPd the meeting . w agon . to start a new hom e for his family . She and L ouis Schultz werr m arried June 20, 1!0l. and had two \.V eterans Memorial chi ldrrn . Before m oving to Miami. . Fla., in 1926, sh e worked m aking 1\drnitted--Carl Schultz, Sr ., Ra· shirts at the ra te or 40 cents per c ine; Paul Dav is. Middleport ; E st U shirt. In 1948, sh<• r etir ed to Collins, Pomer oy; Ger ald H enArcadia, F'la., a ftr r working ~ neen. Lindho rst; Robert Wood, years in a Miami department s tore. Long Bottom: Gary Ha nning, She n •sided at A nnapolis with a Middleport . daughter. Nellie Belcher. !rom 1968 Disc harged~~Otho Karr. Curtis to 1981 w hen she m oved to F airfield Jones. Shirley Wolfe, Carm an Center in F lorida. Zamarr ipa, Marlene Leon, H om er Graham. M ary H awkins. M em bers of t he Ladies A uxil tary of O r a nge T ownship Volunte<'r F in • . Department werP r ea lly ~lea sed w ith the success of lh,eir ~ent ure into m aking Easter candy as a m oney making project and they want Apil 4, .1 983 A1onday, I . 11h ,acre of land. 15 r. houH with basemen~ . houM needs work f .6 .&00 . Coli between 6 & 7, 614-21& -9211 . �j -, •• ' '· ( ' Page-8-The Daily Sentinel Pomero-r--Middleport, Ohio 31 Homes for Sale SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 82 Olive St.. ·OalllpoHs. King · coal & Wood heaten with fen •459. Ht box spring 8t rnanra11 1100. firm 1120. l• sofo-lo••aseat & chair 1199, love seats $70, new coal a.. wood heaters as low .-, 1399 with blowers. used COII!I &. wood hMters., new dinet se't s S 100 · It refrigerators, : ranges, beds complete •199, bunkitts mattre11es e40, chests. dressers. TV ' s. Call 446- BLAME IT ON INRAT/01'1--· possible woodburner, close to schools and shopping . 614-992 -6941 . lovely, 6 room s . Double garage, beau tifully lands· t aped area lot . A top Rose Hill,' Pom . 40 's. 614 -985 - 4257 . REOU,CED - 2 bedroom home. New roof , carpet, p8 n e l i ng , cei·fings , ba throo m , 1 privat e Mite. 51 Household In Middleport , .n ewly r emo · deled home w ith fireplace . acr8 4, 1 coffee t•ble 47 Yz x181fzx15 Yl in . and 1 end •- table 25x18"hx20% with light walhUt finiih $30. 32x53· 174 piecet brown underpinning for a mobile 3066 . ~to WeSTFtlf<T, CONN . HOMES. TA 1- ST ATE M 0 BILE - CARS , TRUCK S. USED GALLIPOLIS . CH ECK OUR PRICE S CALL 446 -7572 . ~.:::::::~::::~=~~~~~~===;:~ .J."', 44 Apartment for Rent Rnetals CLEAN USED M OB IL E HOMES KE SS EL 'S OUAL · lTV MOB ILE HOME SALES , 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLI S, RT 35 . PHONE 446 -7274 1981 House Fairmont Happy w ith 7x12 ft e.~t pand e. total gas. central 14 ~t7 0 air , 'Skirting anch o r s. bal - a nce of 5 year warranty, set up in local park . ready to move int o . Finan c ing availa ble, $13,995 Ca ll 446 3547 . For sa le -1 acre with 12x60 mobile ho m e , large 1n gmund po ol and foundation fOr hou se Call 304 -696 - 4721. 14x70 BayView t otal elect ric , 3 bdr .. $7,400 . 12x 60 liberty good cond .. 53.900. Call 446 ·0 175 . 1973 70x12 2 bdr. . wo od· burner, 2 full baths, di shwasher, W & D hookup, $7,500 . Call 614 "682.7252 or 614 -. 682-7277 . $2,950 . up used mobil e homes for sale . 2 bedroom. completely furnish ed . Roady to m ove in . Brown 's Trailer Park, Minersville, Oh . 614 -992 -3 324 . 12x60 trailer and lot in Rutland w ith fencBd in yard and garaQe . Phone :_ aher 5 p .m . 614 -742 -2864 or 614 -985 -4117. 1 2.~e65 Vindale mobile homo with 6 ft. e.~epa nd o liv ing room. woo'd burner . Situ ated on 2 pl us acre including remodeled 1 mom school building & storoge shed . Nice garden sp'ot.. ~orne small fruil tr ees. 614· 9927164 afte r ' S or 614 -992 6035 . 1971 Cameron 12•60 trailer , awning. underpinning . 3 bd rooms, furnished . 614 -992 -2735 . 1972 14.~e65 mobile home. 3 bdr ., gas hea t, very clean . 614 -992 -2155 , 8AM to 5PM ask tor Tim , after 5PM 882 -3592 USE D MOBILE 576-2711 . HOM E . 14•66 trailer ond lot in Mason 304 -773 -5713 ohor 5 ,00 p.m. 41 Houses for R en t Very nice, unfurni shed, in ci ty , 3 large bedr., liv . room, form al dining rm ., kit chen , dinette, sun porch, dep & ref . req. Cal l446 -0161 after 5 :30PM 2 bdr .. 2 baths, completely furni sh ed , o cean front. daily maid service, 24 hr . secudty gu;ud , has 2 pools & tennis court s. The Myrtle Beach Re sort . Myrtle Beach, SC . Ca ll days 614 -367 -0480 or eve 614 -446 -3426 . 3 bd r hou se in Rio Grande, w ill e.~ecupt c hildren & puts . Stove & refrig . Call 446 - 0157 . 2 bd ; . t-lo~se in city full ba sement , carpeted , gasfurnance. adult s, no pe1S . Ca ll 446 -0958 . 2 b c~roo m houso. Laro..e living room . fiit chen & bath . Furni sh ed . Overlooking Ohio River . Adults only . Brown 's Trailer Park . 614 · 99 2 -3324 Hou se for rent or sale. loca ted itl Syracuse Ohio, 3 bedroorn s with ca rp(rrt. one third ·acre-lo t, $2.5 ,000. Will consid~r house t ~a il e r as pa rt ba sem ent. 30 4 -762 -848B . Fo ur rooms and bath , tull bas ement , all new paint , carpeted . No inside pets. Dep osit and 6 months lease required . 614 -992 -3090 . room country home . Southorn School district . Electri c heat, T .P .&C . wa l er, gard en space, collar building , garage . 614 -949 8 2 5~ 4 3 rm . and 4 rm . unfurnished apartments. Utilities paid. no pet s, no children . Call 446 -3437. First floor furin shed apl , utilities paid . deposit & lease required. Adults, no pets. Call at . 631 Fourth Av e ., Gallipolis. · 2 bdr . apartment park front view , part furn ., water paid, $ 175 mo .. Coll446 -391 9 or 446 -0021 ' Furnished apt . S225, utilities pd., 1 bdr .. adui1S. Call 446-4416 otter 7PM . 1 bedroo m apartment for rent . Call 446 -0390 . Apt ' s 3 & 4 rm .. partially furnished , no pets. Call 446 -3733 .. eve call 4460171 Apt for re_nt Half double-2 bd . room Apt. Adults pref erred . No_ pets. 614 - 99~ - 2749 . . 1 and 2 bedroom furnished Apts . Call 614 - ~2 - 5434 , 614 -992 -5914 0~ 304 882 -2566 . 1 bed room APt . $ 196 . mo. including utilities . Equal hou sing opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apts. 614 -992 -7787 . 3' room s·· & bath furnished apt. Utilities paid . 1 child accept ed. No pet s. Referen ces . . 356 N . 4th . st. COHAGE at 1B10 Jeffer son Blvd . Ideal for single pe rson or young couple. 304-. 675 -2305 Middleport . Unfurnished hou se, 33 11 Franklin Ave .. 3 bedrooms, laundry ro om , full sized APARTMENTS , mobile homes , houses. Pt. Pl easant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - busoment. 304 -675 -1687. 8221 . Hou se for rent , 302 15th S1ree t, 2- bedroom s, good con dition . 304-675 -5323 . UNFURNISHED apartment for rent , 1 bedroom , $180.00 Call Automotive Supply , 8 -6 . 304 -675 2218 , 675 -6753 . 42 Mobile Homes for R e nt 33 Farms lor Sale 2 bd ' · Regency I nc . A partments S200 per mo. or if income is $10 .000 or less HUD available. A -One Real Estates. Carol Yeager. Real tor . Call 304-675 -5104 or 675 -5386 or 675-7786 . Apartments . 5548 . ONE bedroom apartments fo r tho elderly . All utilities paid . Tenant s pay 30 perce nt of their adjusted in· come in this HU D subsidized apnrlmont building . Twin Rivers Tower , phone 304- 675 -6679 . Equel opportunity housing . county Trailer s for rent. Furni shed & THREE bedroom a partment. c entral air , waterbed, washer & dryer hookup, sto rage area . $250 . 11 month , 304 -675 -5294 . water nt3 w bath carpeted, new alum siding coal & wood burning stove. Good barn .& othor out bldg s, garage. Locatud on old 160 near Porter . Cal l 614 -388 ·9060. 207 acre farm. Langsville, minernl rites included , no S 12 , 000 ~ down house will carry rest . 61 4 -3BB -9346 . 5 acre , farm land , includes mineral rights, 3 bd .room hame house . for info . call 247 -4811 ~ .. .74 acre farm, hay shed, 2 ponds, timb~r . 25 tillable acres. oil & gas for lease. 1 112 miles out of Harrisonville. 614 -742 -2677. · 1975 Two bedroom mobile home lind 46 acres located , on Thoma!l Ridge Road . Call 304 - 676 - ~280 ond osk for Ron Hickman . 35 Lots · & Acreage 2 bdr . mobile home rot & unfurnis hed . beaut iful river view . Foster' s Mobile Home Pork Ca ll 446 -1602 . 1 2•60 mobile home , 2 bdr . Call 614 -2 45 -583q . · Camper Traile r lots for summer, sech1ded w ooded area . Overlook ing Ohio river . Vic Brown . Minersville . Oh . Coli 614 -992 3324 . 2 bd .room mobile home in Racine . Resonable rent . Depo!'iit . You pay utilities. Stove nnd ret rig . furniahed . Prefer e lderly people. 614· 949 -2228 . Ca ll-10 a.m. -6 p .m . 2 bedroom $160 . month, deposit . Country site . 614· 949 -2461 ' TWO bedroom- turnished trailer, Crab Creek Road , large yard , has been rented lhrough HUD , S160 . utilitie.s extra , 304-675-1 206 , monthly , SMALL 2, b edroom fur nished tr8iler. Burdette Ad dition , $1 26 . per month plus ONE bedroom unfurnished, all utilities paid . excep1 electric . $175 . month , 304 675-1317 or 675 -3812 . TWO bedroom apartment for rent , Lot In Bradbury, vary good condition with trailer hook· up. All utilities . &Atptic ta~k . call 614-992-2602 . Hendersor}, ~ WV 36 Real Estate Wanted Buying houaet and apartments. NHd properties with favorable price •nd terms. Box 1109 Gallipolis. Oh .· 46831. 44 54 Misc . Merchandise AIR\ conditioner. 1'8000 BTU . excellent co ndition·. call 30 4 -675 - BEAUTY shop ·equipment . Three dryer chairs. 2 com plet6 shampoo stations. ma nicure table, mise 304 675 -6415 . ' after 6 p .m . For sale·metal culvftrt 6 inch thru 60 inch in stock . State appro\led 1 6 gauge 12 inch $6 35 per f1 , 24 inch $10.10 per ft . 36 inch S15 .60 per ft . Also pla stic culvert in stock. P inc h thru 18 inch. 8 inch $1 .80 per ft .• 12 inch S3 .60 per ft . Ron Evans Enterprises. 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST . RT . 93 , 614 -286 -5930 , Cedar wardrobe, antique trunk, 3 tier glass table & concroto picnic table with bunches . Call 614 -256 1768 . Bicycle. basket man silelike naw S79 , car trunk or top carrier, 37 %' 1119.~e3 %, gOod cond, S26 . Call 446 -4631 . p.i cnic tables . Any length , 2 day delivery. $60865 _Call after 5 , 304-77 3 . 6905 • 61 _4 _ 992 _ 7 ~ 74 _ Building materials block, brick , sewer pipes, windows , lintel s. etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande, 0 . Call614-245-5121 . BUILD YOUR OWN HOME 5 rooms and bath. s2.995 . See our models, "i -614886 -731 1 . Pets for Sale · Boarding . filii' breeds. AKC Reg . Doberman! pups afd Doberm11n Stud Service. Cedar wardrobe with i mirror•. 3 tier gills table, antique trunk, concrete pic· nlc table with 2 benches, Phone 268-1788 . 61 Farm Equipment Model 65 · New Holland baler, priced ·reasonable . 304-675-7337. Wanted to rent tobacco poundage. Call 614-3792642, 63 Livestock Chianina bull, sire of excel · lent club calves. Call 614388-8287 . 6 Suffolk Finn cross ewes. 1 yearling Suffolk ram . Can show production recorda. Calf61 4 -245-9695 . Registered Quarter Horse. Ca11446-7795 . Ruth Reeves. Also grade. Saddles, bridles . . , winter DRAGONWVND CATTERY .horse blankets. Western - KENNEL . AKC Chow pup- boots . 614-698-3290. pies, CFA ,.i~alifV~.n , ~er­ sian an~ Siamese kittens . 3 reg-istered p~lle.d h~i-ef~rd Cali '446-3844 after 4PM . cOws . -·All - with 3rd . calf: 8600. poir . 985-4107. · Easter rabbits mixed colors. S3 & $4 . Call 614-367- 1 registered yesrlig colt. 7230 . Exc . breeding . . Halter broken . S600 . 614-667 6'647 ofter 3 p.m. 59 For Sale or Trade REGISTERED Hereford cut tie sale, Jackson County 1 975 .Buick Electra 2 dr ., Hereford Association, Fri · PS . PO, AC , AM -FM s1ero day, April 8th : 7 :30 p.m . $1 ,850 or tioa(le for canle. Livestock Market ... Fairplain , farm equipment of equal wv. volue . Coli 446-4637 . 1 9·75 Plymouth Road Runner Volare. Special Edi · tion . 614-247-2605 . 64 Hay & Grain Bush hog in good shape S325 & older modellnterna· tiona! tractor {needs work) 51,200. Call 446 -0855 days & 446 -4257 even . Farmall Cub with cultivators. exc. condition . S2,200 firm . Call after 6, 614-379 2668 . . Jividen' s Farm Equipment 446 - 1676 ' tractors, Vermeer round baler & complete line Long of bale handling & feeding accessories! A new line of rakes. Tedders S875 .00 & up and Disc Mowers $2250 .00 . Tobacco & co rn sprayers, wagons, rotary tillers. rotary cutters, seeders, tobacco setters. blades. gates. culti· votOrs. disc . plows & wood burners & plastic tank• I And see us to get a complete line of P11rt1 & Service . Used Equipm·ant : 35 Mas· sey, 3000 ·Ford. IH H'tdro 70, N .H. grinder · mrxer, Gravity wagons. 2·corn pickers , wheel disc. rotary hoes. 2 & 3 bottom plows, post auger . A CQmplete line Qf Southeast lmco . New Holland Hay Baler. Modol 288, used very little. Stored inaide, Excellent-con-dition . 61 4 -949 -266B . NEW . & Used Harvestore Structures. Auto111ated li· vestock teeding -c o~puter ' 1979 Home Maintenance Handy· man Service. Also remodel ing & room additions. Call 1 9BO CHEVY Monzo, 4 cyl, , standard shift, 37 ,000 milas, 32 to 35 MPG. 304-675-1714 . 1976 FORO Grand Torino. power steering 8t brakes, air, vinyl top, runs• good, 304882-2681 . 72 1978- Scottsdale truck 4N4 350, 54.495 . Call614 -3792430. 97.8 Jeep % . t PU . V-B. auto, ·4 -WO, .PS . PB:. many ·extras . Call 446 -0516 . 1979 Dodge D -6 0, exc_el· lent cond. Call 614 -2566091 , I---------- See to appreciate, sharp 73 Oatson pickup, fiberglass top s1300. 304-676 -Z563. 446-4916 . l~in's Glass Service makes replacements insUlated· units screens, storm windows for .resid,e ntial ·or commercial. Call 814-268-8644. Autos lor Sale 75 Dodge Van customized . 304 -676-2396 . 74 Motorcycles 1980 Mazda RX -7. GS model, 42 ,000 miles, in excellent condition. 5 speed trans, reel. seats, AC . cruise control. disc bra~aa , AM-FM stero, power antenna, eh.wriinum whee II, trip odometer, and more. Blue bo9k 'liated t7,726 .00 , will 1011 fo~ •8.600 .00-$7,000.00. Coli 446-8161 -kdaya aftor 5,00PM or weekend• all day . 1981 Honda ·P..spon. EJIIIc. cond. 200 milo1. 614-992 3710 otter 4 p.m . 1980 Harley Sporater. one owner .. good cond . $2,900. 814-992-3316 , . ' CB 900 Hondo, lBBO. 304876-6398, 1982Suz,.iGS 1100,300 miloa. 3Q4-676 -7979 . • -+ RINGLE'S SERVICE .. pe. rienced roofing, including hot tar application, carpenter, electrician, mason . Call 304 -676-2088 or 675 4660. Water ..Wells . Commercial 304-896 -3802 . Get -~o~r ·_ carper in ihip shape . Water J-&fT'IOval, FRE-E ESTIMATES, F~RNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAII\I STEAMER 614•446-2107 . ALLEY OOP ... A.N' IF I'M ELECTED, THERE'LL BE A Pl'ERciOACTYl IN EVERY POT! after 5. B2 Plumbing Heating S. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 448-3888 or 446 4477 ~iz JIM 'S PLUMBING 8r HEATING . Fomerly · Dewitt's Plumbing . Call 814-3670576 . 83 ... an' qrits Exca'v ating an' to as' an' coffee!~~ Lonnie Boggs Excavtting . Dozer , , backhoe. dump truck. Work by hour or job. Cell 448-7903. · · Meigs Excavating bull dozer ana backhoe service. Base• ment. footers, landscaping, · driveways , farm pond a. · 614 -742 -2407 or 742- : 2068 . r"'-' Electrical - & Refrigeration ' WINNIE DEPENDAdlE WASHER ' ORXER REPAIR . Guaran- · teed work . Cell anytime 614, 256 - 6620 'or 614 25.6 -1207. DANNY DEVI(LE HERE, SEWING Machine repairs, Hrvice. Aurttorlzttd Singer Sales • Service Sharpen Sciuora . F•bric Shop , Pomeroy. 992 -2284 . ED 'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE c811 City Furniture 304-675-2608 . 85 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE . Call 814-367-7471 or 61'4-367 -0691 , .. BARNEY_ -~ .... Now heuling limestone for" • driveways, top soil for y1rdi ' I & fill din. Call 614-3677101 ' SHUX •• MV HORSESHOE PITCHIN' TODAV WAY OFF I GOT ONE RINGER AN'THREE WRONGERS ' ~~ from 2 Y1T to ST. Call Leroy Caldwell , 4411-4861 . U.oo T & T Traoh Sorvlto. monthly . Call 1114-9492973 . JI!IIIS W4TER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier, 304-6757397 . ·TOPPER lorshort wide bed, fibr-ulua, t200. 304·871.- . ·u· Ia ... , lh, ,: .lOt. I'JuMrlt •' 304-1711-4111~. ht . ' ' ·.: MOWIIEYS 1 loa 12,., ' .. .. - ' ~~·-_ ..."}_" 1•:!;haa' 'ltl .if• ......... (() ~ (]') !Jenny Hill Show Ill III Trapper John .M .O. Trapper finds himself fall i ng for the daughter of a Will haul any kind of material , • " show. Ill (I] ID Foot In tho Ooor Jonah finds a young swinQ_!Ir for a roommate . 9:00 U (JJ (1) Prime Tlmoo leslie Nielsen hosts this look at t81avision programs of an earner era . (60 min.) Cil 700 Club Cil NCAA Dlvlolon II Mon'o Swimming Champlonthlp from Lon_i_ Beach, CA (I) Cll 1:12) MOVIE' 'Tho Divorce Wart: A loVe Story' Ill (I] ID NCAA 8oskotboll Championship Coverage of the NCAA 8osketbo ll Championship final is presented from Albuque_!QUO. NM . 10:00 D (JJ (1) Famous Lives Wayne Rog~rs hosts this ce lebrity inteNiew show that feetures talks with Tom Selle~k . Stephanie Powers and Vi.,Ptorie PrincipaL (60 min .) ' C2) HBO Rock: Blondio Thi• 'New Wave ' group performs all of the ir hits. Cil MOVIE' ' Barbor'osa' fJ)INN Newa 10,30 Cil Star Time (J) Holocouot: Anlota/ Image Tonight's progrftm is a tribute to Jewish artists who survived and perished during the Holocaust . [I) NBw•watch fJIIn Search of.. .. 10,4-5 1Il TBS Evening News 11:00. (JJ (I] Ill CIJ (!DOl il} New a Cil ESPN SportsCenter . CD Newo/Sporta/Waothor W Dove 411an a1 Large (fil Oreet Declslona fJl Bonny Hill Show l..i.J '. PEANUTS =!::::::_====:,.. ' !631. Barbarian' II E & R Tree ServiCe, fully insured, free estimates. Phone 814-367-0636, call e C2) MOVIE: 'Eyewltnoas· (]) Cancer: The Winners An uplifting look at how average Americans deal succenfully with the disease. (60 min .) (!) 2nd Annual Legendary Pocket Billiard Stars IIl MOVIE: '4 Star Ia Born' III Ol !l2l Thot:S lncradlblel Ill (I] ®I Archie Bunker's Place Billie begins dating Gaty'"S h-igh tch:ool.c9mp·et- · · if:or. CIJ [i]) Great Performances 'live from lincoln Ce nter : Luciano Pavarotti Sings with the New York Philharmon ic; Zubin MehHL Con ductor.' , Pavarotti, with" the bac.king of the New York Phi lh armonic. sings some classic selections. {2 hrs .. 30 min .l fJl MOYIE: 'Darling llll' 9,30 II C2) (1) Family Tloa Ale> and Mallory are selected to compete in a high school Gllif? A8M ti~T W(IRRIORS 6ilfll!llllf' TH' "LO!iT Mllf!ITOU' ' Cll crD Ill <Ill .l 1 I . I I I '> u~ friend. (R) (60 min.) (J) PBS Lata Night (!D All In the Family (fil Sign Off Ill <Ill Nightllna fJ) Honeymooners 12:00 Cil Burna • Allan (1) POA Oolf: OrHtar Gr11n1boro Open from Gr. .noboro, NC · Final Round III MOVIE: 'Toaohor'a Por III Nightllna (!D MOVIE: 'Panic In Needle Pork' Ill <Ill LIM Word Ill Ounemoka 12:30 D (JJ (1) Late Nli!ht with .David Lenermon Dovld'o gueatl ere au~hbr Stephen Ber!Y and Bob Sorlotte . (BO min . ~ , Cil Jaok Benny Show ([) Laot Word IIJ ([) MOYIE: 'Columbo: Deeth LAnda o Hond' .ell ilgn Off t :00 (J) I Marrlecl Joon .IDIN- . • Sign Off · 1:11 (JJ MOVlE: 'An American Werewolf In ~don' Page-9 " .. . arlo In coneluslon_... " "-""" Juml>loa. !""" -lo ·aquare, lo lorm . lour ordinary-- '\. I FLATA I I I .. I TOBAB I I I . ·~-=-- tJ HOW THAT 8U:5Y EXECUTIVE FO~~OWED Hlf:i IENBATE± .I I K J WOII:K 5CHEDULE. Now arrange the circled letters to fon"n lhe surprise answer. as aug· gest&d by lhe above cartoon. Print answer here: [I]O"(IXJ" (Answers tomorrow) EYELID KNIGHT Answer: What a person who thinks by the yard and does b~ the Inch might get KICKED BY THE FOOT · SOturday·al Jumblaa' CROAK FOLIO BRIDGE . Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Avoid guess work Jim' " First lei me deny the story that my 20th birth - ing job, Sidney is afraid WHIIT W!l5 IT HOIIEY/JIJ/'1 and Domes11c . Test holes. Pumps Sales and 1 Service. <D• Nowa ())Tic Toe Dough III Andy Griffith CD Nowa/Sporto/Waatl!•r (J) (fil 3-2-1, Contact Chorllo'o Angola D<IJCD NBC Nowa Cil i!IIOVIE: 'Tho Glau Alibi' (1) ESPN' s lnllde lllaablll Special A preView of the 1983 Major teague Baseball Season ia featured. (60 min.) III Gomer Pyle III Newa Ill (I] ID CBS Newa (]) D,r. W~o (fil Over Euy Ill <Ill 4BC News U (I) p .M . Maj~azlno III Carol 8urn'tt III Entertainment Tonight CD Charlie' a Angela C) III Tic Toe Dough (J) (fil MacNe"Lohror Raport ID News Ill <Ill Poople'a Court fJ) Star Trek U (JJ Llo Detector (JJ Frogglo Rock Visit the world of Fraggle Rock un· derneatl'l the baaement of · an eccentric inventor . ([) Screening Room (1) ESPN SportsConter III Bob Newhart Show III Ill (J) Fomlly Feud (J) Buslnoaa Report 1D You Aokad For It [.I) Inside Bualnesa Ill <Ill Entonolnment Tonia_!1t II Cil (1) Lova. Sidney When P'ani gets a model· that Laurie w ill turn into a stage mother . Cil MOVIE' Conan, Tho O~l(i()5tf.1 1973 VW Super Beetle. 1982 Y~ IIOJ Yomaha din. Good body, excoMent run - biko . 304-675 -7979 or 86 M. H . Repair ning · condition . f1, 300 , .:_3.:_0_4_-6:_7_:6_-7_.,_~_:6:_.- - - 614-992 -2849. ' ... 81 HONDA CX&OO ueluaa, I Foreman• UHd Ctra. For irettor drosiOCI, 1900 mlltii; .C omplete Mobile Rome re· '\ <pair work . Phone 614-742· .... expenaive cara. On S. R. like new, 304-812-213B. 124 In Langaviilo, Oh . 61424,5. YAMAHA GT BO, good 742-2734 . condition, f2110. 304-88287 Upholtti!rv 1981 VW Rabbit 1utomatic, 2583 . '\ 4 dr .• am · fm, crulae c(mtrol. 36 ,000 mlloo. Exc. co,nd .. l - - - - - - - - - " ' - - TRISTATE ,, '1114-992 -3710 oftar 76 Auto Parta UPHOLI1'ERY SHOP, , 1976 Lincoln Contlnantirl It Accusorles 11113 &..,, Aw .. OaNipollo . . • Mork 4 . 614- 742 -~ 1211 . 4411-7833 or 441-1133. . · 74 · CoMtt•. 21,00 milia. ••c. cond . T-top, 304-675_3182 . ' e,oo To ~~:C-1'-l GEE, NO•.HE {)/{)H'T! HOI'I IG THAT P055/BLE? HE I'IA!'oN'T ASLEEP Ofl ANYTHIMq ... NO-NO •. BVT IT WAS SCARY TH' I'IAY THEY CREEPEP UP ON ME AN',, removol. Call 675-1 331 . 84 tires & eJIIIhaust, 289 auto ., reeked , make otf'ltr. Call $1,500 . . Call 614 -246 - 4~8-1997 . 9106 . 1 9BO Honda CR 126 dirt 1976 Muatong 114 cyl .. outo bike, 8Nc . cond .. many new trans, PS, PB. e:xc :- body. parts , first &600 takes it. runs good. 81 .396 . Call Call 614-258-1379 . 614-246-9423 eve. 198-2 Har..y Davidson low 80 T · bird new tires, brakes. ridor. Coli 614! 266 -6206 . exhaust. velour int., cruise.good cond . C•ll 61 4 -36 7 - 1976 Honda Trail 70. good cond.. $225 . Call 446 0467 . 2470. 1949 Plymouth Coupe: Hu been maintained in good 1 9BO Honda 750 custom mechanical cond. Drive any- tully equipped , 1.090 miles, where. $996 . Colt 446 - e2,500. Call 446-2347 efter 6PM . 0318 . - - - - - - - - - lc1978-t'uroti•c Firoblrd !spit. 1977 Harley Davidson redbird package, AC. PS . Sportster. $3.000 . or trede. PB, and AM -FM otero cas - Call evenings after 7 pm. 614-949-2446. stee tape. Ca11446-2100, RE5a.lJTIOII, 5IOT F & K Tree Trimming. stump 1975 Mustang 4 spd , good 1974 Yomoha Enduro din con d ., 51 .200 . Call e\len - bike, 2,900 miles. Call468 1997. ings 446-4231 . 66 Muatang faatback , new 1976 Suzuki 560 -~as been 1\NOilla<: IIEW VF..Ni!:SJ_jJ Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Quazar. and house calls. Call 676-2398 or 446-2464. & 4 W .O . cond: , $3,000 . Coli 614 388-8713 . ~ELL,111~ RON 'S Television Servtce. TWO bedroom trailer on Ashton-Upton Rd . Furnished - unfurni!lhed , 150.00 month plus deposit· utilities, 304-876 -4088 . 72 Ford Bronco 4 -WD. A - 1 7:30 Call614-388-9867 . · Trucks for Sale 1- - - - - - - - - - 7,00 Marcum Roofing 8r Spout- Ford F150. 4 wd 19,000 mi, ps,pb, air, am".. fm cassene, hd . fn . susp, chrome rear stp. bumper. chrome brush guard &: light!, new wheels &r radials. like new inside &: oUr . S9500 . 448-8064 -4461387 . 75 DODGE Powerwagon, 1.4 ton, club cab, good condi~~~'7 . s2: ooo . 304 -!175 1976 Buick Electra 2 dr .• PS , PB , AC. AM -FM otero $1 ,860 or trade for cattle, farm equipment of equal value. Call 446-4537 . Home I mpr'?Yements; ing . 30 years .experience. specializing in bUilt up roof. Round bales of hay for sale 1 - --------delivery available. 1.200 lb . For sa le or trade 78 Ford bales. $20 a ba!e . Call customized \lan , 4 capt. 446-6566 . seats, table, ice box, sofa bed. AM · FM radio & tape Good mixed hay . Firat & player . Will trade for large second cutting. $1 .50 per car of equal value . Call bolo. 614-992 -6035 . 446-3346 . 71 HI$ ~AM6 1 , M~ . O!IO. HE WA !5 A MEM· .. .HE WAS DEY~STATED 6Y THE DoHRUCTIOIJ .. , .. ,AND VOWED ~E\IEN G E ON AI-1CIV ILIZATIOIJ ... i>ER OF THI! JAPANeGe ARM'i WHEN THE A· 80MIJ D~OPPED ON HIROSHIMA ... · 1979 Olda Cutlau Su· prenie, air, ps, pb, auto, V-6 , am-fm, canette. new tires ; ex.cond . 42 .000 miles . $6300. 446-1381 or 4468064 . 75 MONTE Carlo, 78 Ford F 150 pi <;ku p , 304 - 675 5281 . • PAINTING · Interior ond exterior, plumbing, roofinG. some remodeling. 20 y;a. exp . Coli 614-388-9ll62', · Autos for Sale Hay for sale, square bales. Delivery available. Call446 · Farm Equipment 71 73 6666 . 61 8:30 STUCCO PLASTERING ' · teJttured ceilings commei'· cis I and residenti1l, • fnte ostimateo. Call 614-2581182. ' .... , ... ~~.. u s TO All CONTRACTORS- Wanted tobacco poundage . We are able to give contrac - Coii614-643-0034 . tors price on all building · materials. Delivery avai.l abe. Want tobacco poundage, Gallipolis Block Co ., 123% Meigs Co . Will pay cash . Pine St ., Gallipolis, Oh 446 : 614-388 -9670 . 2783 . OFFICE apoceavailoble. Will feeders. Coli collect 814remodal for right tennont . 586 -2260 . John l. Botta. Seadlebrook Pt,. Pleo- 1 sant. 304 -675Inn, -6276 ~;;;======;;;~===1::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;:~ Country Store for le8se 8100 per. 'mo. Coli 614246-9316 . 81 62 Wanted to Buy KENNEL EVEN INO CAPTAIN EASY 55 Building .Supplies . QUEEN size bed with head board , 1 dresser with large mirror, 2 night stands, like new , co li 304 -675 -6277 made Apartment lor Rent Futnished one bidroom apenment In Point Pl&lllnt. vorv clean -end nice. No pets. 304-675- 1 386 . Good used washer & drvers. several makes & colors . All guaranteed 30 days . Call 614-256-1207. English saddle good cond . Call 614 -388-9626 . • 45 Furnished Room$1 - -- - - - - - 2 end tables with matching Sleeping room $115 , ~til i ­ coffee table, dark colored , ties pd, single mf!le. -share solid . Call446 -1822 eva . bath . 919 2nd Awe .. Gallipo·. lis. Call 44& -44 16 a·fter Antique Oak Reproduction furniture, full line in stock. 7PM . also Antiques. Paul Conkels Antiques. Tuppers Plains. 46 Space for Rent Reduce aofe 'and fut with GoBeae Tablets -and E·.Vap ...!! water pil·la" , Fruth COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park , Roula 33 , Ntfrt h of Pharmacv . Pomeroy . large lots. Call BEAUTIFUL sturdy hand 992 -7479 . 43 Farms for Rent FCJR rent, Pasture, 304875-6110 , Corbin and Snyder Furn . 955 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, 446 - 1 171 . 304 -675 -2946 . 6 -20 Acral woods, over· Ohio River, city ochoolo . 446-3654 or 1613 - 423 - 8928 . utilities, dePosit required , 304 -676 - 4600 , Monday Owner / Agent . - through Friday, ask for 4B Equipment · ''3 5 acres at Rodney on W.T. Rosalee . lor Rent Watson Rd. Owner financ THREE bedroom . bath & %, ing available . Call446 -8221 unfurnished, 8200. pluautll· aher 6 ~eokday1 . itie!l . TWO bedroom partly Backhoe endloader digs 8 furnished 8160 . plus utili- ft . . large bed pick up haula· 2 Iota It Memorial Garden . Ilea . Glenwood. 304-576- ble, operate yourself. 8$0. Call614 -246-6139 . 2441. 676 -9Q73 . per dfty . 304 -896-3841 . lots for sale in Rocine. · 814 -949 -2340 or 614 49 · For Lease 949 -2671 . looking table . 304 - 675 - · dep requ~r ed . Col\ 6 14-256 1922 . for USEO~ refrigerator , gas range . 7 pC . dinette set. sofa S150 .00 . 5688 . sale 26 acres level . g oo d hoy fields , $45 .000 . Mu st !loll. reasonable oHer . 3 bdr hom·e. new furnan cA , Far'm mo stly Maytag auto was~er $90 , GE auto washer $126, Mavtag auto. washer $125 . Kenmore dryer $110 . All A - 1 cond . and guaranteed . Coli 446 -8181 . ll K E new. two formal prom dresses. size 7 -9 . call 304· 675 -5955 . . HILLCREST 4/4/8~ By flctory dinoct. "-Ught· weight. flbergloas SQell'IP 1 3' 8r HI' trove! 1rollon 8r 19' 1ith Wheel. CaHilow toll free 1 -800-346-4$62 for free brechure ond SAlt.~ I FORMAL. size 5 , worn one time, $50 .00 . 304 -675373'1 . 56 IN THE HOUSE? , vou · IMBecu..e .•. Sentinei- THAT SCRAMBLED WORO GAME by Honrl Moold and Bob 1M . ' YOU CALLED .WHILE 8:00 . D W pliances, Upper River 14ft. produce case, other be• Ide Stone Crest Motel . ·misc. store equipment. Call 446-7398. 614-367-0378 between 10 8r 4, LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 5 prom dresset sizes 7-=1-3, Sofa. Chair, rocker. otto like now . Worn only once. man . 3 tables. li:txtra heavy by Frontier), $6.8 5 . .Sofa . Call 446-9769 ' or 446· chair and~lovaseat. $275 . 3594 . Sofasandchairsprjcedfrom ,S286 to S895 . T•blos, S45 and ·up to S125 . Hide·a· bods , $440 . ond up to 5526 . Recliners. $175 . to $350 . Lamps from S28 . to $75 . 5 pc. dine.ttes from $99 ., to 8435 . 7 pc ., 8189 . and up . Wood table with si" chairs $425. to $745 . Desk S110 up to $225 . Hutches. $550 . and up; maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses , $250 . and up to $ 395 _ Baby beds, S110 . Mattresses or bo.~e springs, full or twin, $68 , firm , 868 . and S78 . Queen sets, $195 . 4 dr . C"BSIS, 542 . 5 dr. chests, $64 . Bed frames. S20 .and $26 ., 10 gun ,· Gun cabinets, $350 .. dinette chairs $20 . and $25 . Gas or electric ranges . 5325 up to S375 . Babv ma · tr'esses, $25 & 535. bed frames S20. $25 . & S30, king frame $50 . Good selec· tion of bedroom suites, ceder chests. rockers . metal cabinets. swivel. rockers. Used Furniture .. bookcase, ranges , chairs, end .tables , washers, dryers , refrigera tors and TV ' s. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to Spm , Sat . 446 -0322 Television -Viewing new · washetl, dry&tl, rofrioo,.a· I - - - - - - - -- - tors, ranges . Skaggs 8ft . meat case, 8ft freezer. .I4CI< TIP'PIT, Camping Equipment ·' 79 Motors Home._ · S. Campers Firewood split 8t cut to lenght. Pick or deli\lered . We honor HE·AP Vouchers. Call 814-266-6245 . Fo r sale or assume .loan. 3 bedroom house. f amily 32 Mobile Homes for Sale The Daily Ohio Fold-- . 3169. room. 304 675-611 0 1983 1968 St•r Craft tril""l tr•iler. 448-1180. home used ju~t 1 year came off a 14•70 mobite home. long pieces measure 32.", short ·piece-s· 21 ' ' and 10 inches acrosS, enterfock in a metal "tr•me, woOd grain finish . Call after 6PM, 446 - $13,500 . 614 -742 -2390 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES rKK~IT:_:'~N~'c:::A~R~L~Y~L~E'::"_:__:__ _ _ _~by!::Larry~:!!-~178 • day present was petmission to btd my first no-trump. You were ,in Korea when I was 17 and I got to bid notrump way bac k · th en . Anyway , let s wo'k on silly mistakes." WEST Oswald : " Here's one made • 8 6 54 in the 1979 Eur opean cham"Q 3 5 pionships. E:asl's five-club .J7 tQIOI!II bid pul lots of pressure on +K +AQJIII51! South , but he responded nobly a nd got to a fine spade SOUTH slam . East look his ace ol +AKQJIOI clubs and continu ed with the "AJ82 queen th at South ruffed. tA9 South noted East had lleen · Hi' . · deail ni ne c ltlbs ·· ~' our Vulnerable ' Neither round s of trumps followed Dealer : West then a diamond to lhe king and a heart back lo the ace. West Norlll Ean Soulll Sou lh lho u~hl a long whil e, Pw Pass ro+ Obi. led lhc Jack of hearts Pa!S Pass e• finessed and losl the slam ." ' Pass Pass Pass . Jim' " He was unlucky lo hnd hearts breaking 2-2 Opening lead : •K after East had shown up with nine clubs. Bul he cou ld have avoided all guess work by playing three rounds of By Oaw aid Jacoby di amonds and ruffing the and Jam.. Jacoby third . He would then have kn own lhat East's distribu Oswald ' "Since loday is tion was 0-2-2-9 and dropped your 50th birthday , whal the queen of hearts as a su r e thing." would you like to write about this week? " (NEWSPAPtm fi:Nn:RPH I.S F~ .-\ &')N j NORTH '<+81 •7 32 "KI09 71 t K 54 +7 3 EAST •s ·---- + 5. 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In thlo sample A 11 usect· for the thrOf L 'a, X for the two O's, etc. Slnale leuen epoatrophea, the lenath and formation of the worda ore ali biota. Eoch day tho rode letters ore dllrerent. . MNAPL BMNQ CUPTOQti'oTES . . UAURIMF~DO PW OAR EARlL UQMGQ. - MtiFMBMK I .PZGAIZ Yesterdlly's Cryploquote: PEOPLE WHO HAVE NO FAULTS ARE TERRIBlE; TIIERE LS NO WAY OF TAKING A,bVANTAGEOFTllEM.-ANATOLEFRANCE . �- · ·------ -··--·-· • ., .\ SUPPLlMINT TO' r'olnt "-"-•orit 1-tJid•r l'age-10---The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Charles F. Wamer Funeral services 'for Charles f' . Warner. 63, Richmond. Va .. I for· merly of ChestPrt Wl'rc held in Richmond on March 27. Mr. Warner died al his res[dcnco of a hea11 attack on March ~4 . Hr was preceded in dt•at h IJ) ' his parchts Hl'rb and Rossi!' WarnPr uf Chester. Hi> was affili ated wit h Thr· Greyhound Rus Food Mana gcml'nt for 27 years. 1~ werr spent in Richmond . He is survivrd IJ~: onf'sistf'r . Mrs. Maurie<.\ tl3c'ltyl Carmlhan, \tws- ter-, onf' brothn. l.awre ncC' F: ._ Warnf'r, Columbus ; two ni f"C'C'S cmd onf'n<•phPws. · • ThP body was c rPmatt'{],: Th(' ashes wi ll tx• huricd in Chr." < ·r Crmclcry a t a lat ('r da f(·. Ht•lt•n Wt•lwr Rcla tivl'S hrrr• h;J\'1' n·< ·dn-d word o f thP dp~l h of Mr~. V< ·rn, 11-lr lr•ri') WC'hf'r Sat urdu~· t'VP ning at <.t'hospita l in M cAIIrn , Tt •xas . Sh(' is sur-vivC'CI by hl'r hu shand . Vern. tJ l'ormrr rr·sidf'nl ol M1·igs County. a sOn. Ht ·nr.v. <.tnd s('Vf •r tJ I cousins in !Vlc'igs Cou nt_ v. /\ Lbug ll trr. Nancy. is (h'(·rasc'Cl . Mr morial. Sf't\'i f·t•s w ill he> hc·ld Tuesday in Texa s, .Jnd Our·ial 1,..\' i II hP w E-LBERFELDS IN POMERY Hannon . Met•ts Ttwsday Chcstf'r Council :12:3, I laugh II ·rs of will mcf•t a t K IJ.m . Tue>day night all he ha ll. A showl'r will be held for Su.s ie Poo1<·1· PI' I ric . PracficP \vlll t)(' lw lcl to recd vt' national and sla te• otfiCf'I'S ;H th{' rally . America, 'Wflen ava1lab6e . reffecttnQ lhe same s.av1ngs or a ra1ncheck wtuch 'tf1H ent1tle you to p\lrchase the ii)d11ert1sed ,tem at the ad1iert1sed priC!S' ~thm XI diys SPECIAL SALE PRICES calle~ tt h(•funPralhomrfrom2 t o rl ;tm l 7 to ~t p.m. o. rn1 ~1·t will m eet Tut'sd~y, Apri l at noon at,t hr Ml'lgs Inn. A ll mrm llf'rs arr urgro to a !tend a nd IJr ing a guest. Thr 1~-i:~ gr ttd ua! ing c-la ss of l 'omcroy High S<·hool will mi'Ct ' t),wsday, April ~l. at H p.fn. a t thP Mf'lgs Inn. Plans fill' tht' 20t h I' lass reunion to I> • hl' ld May 2X. wil l tx• mark. STIVERSV!LLE - A meeting of all persons who have applied lor water services In the StlversvUle area will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Lebanon T ownship Garage. Signatures on casements neces· sary for the water lines will be. secured at the meeting and both the husband and wlle should be present. The area Includes residents of Township Roads 29, 410 and 30 as well as the Immediate ('(Immunity of Stlversvtlle. - Mt-et Tu~day Pomeroy ...: Sutton · Township Trustees will meet at 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Syracuse Municipal Building. !'C'Vi\· ~11 is lx'ing hPld a1 the l t<H'i ne F irst Bapti st Church begin· nin):! thi s I 'V t'nin).:! throu!!h Apr il R, at 7: :~J p.m . nightly. Wa ll l'r H . Sa ltrr , .Jr. , of BJUns· wll'k. Ga ., is the cvang«'list . T hcfC' \Viii t:x, s(x~c ial singi ngC"aci:J .e vening and a nurSf'ry sctv icP will br• provid<'<.l . rast or Du n Wa lkl'r lnv ilPs thP publiC' to a 1trnd ~prin~ Mmy Shrinl', White Shrine of J~rusalem, will hold open installa· lion Friday at7 p.m . at the Masonic T emple In Pom eroy. A business m£'<'tlng will pr<'<'edl' Installa tion at 4 p.m . .Prarlice for Installation w ill be held Tuesday . at 7 p.m . at the temple. A ll members are asked to be present. rabl~ bro~M Board of Public Affa irs sch('(]ul('(l lor this evening has lX'<•n postpcned until M onday April 11 . -· Ii IN OIL OR WATER CHUNK LIGHT •WARDROBES . •C!iiNA CABINETS . •BASE CABINETS . •UTILITY CABINETS .. U.S:D.A. 11\!SPECTED 5·7·LB. AVG. 20% OFF Diet epsi or Pepsi Cola~ HURRY IN FOR BEST SELECTION MECHANIC ST. WAREHOUSE 992-3671 88·" 8Pak Fresh Bladeless ~ Pork Loin .. .. . Frozen Baking Hens 48 lb. lb. INDIAN RIVER JUMBO 23 SIZE 28 ·White .,.. V2-Gal. Ctnr~ ' Gr~pefruit . . • : Electricity is one of the most .convenient and dependable fonns of energy We have. But care must be taken when you're around it, because contact with it -can injure or kill. So treat electricity with respect and make sure you follow these safety rules: Never go near any fullen lines. Ifyou see a victim of electrical shock, don't touch him if he's still in . contact with the Wire. · Don;t use electricafyard tools when-the gfo\md ·is ' wet. And make sure they're double-insulated or • ,properly grounded with a 3-wire plug. When using a ladder, make ~ure it will not come in contact with any power lin~. Befqre irtsta11ing,a CB, TV or bam radio antenna, , make sure it's at least·one and one-halftimes its from all power lines. total. height away . , If you're trinuning trees, painting a house, repair. . ing a r~f or puttirlg up alumin~ siding,_ make . sure you're well dear . of overhead power lines. ' Before you do any type of digging, contact your electric company to ~e sure there are no buried electric cables. .$ KROGER WELCOMES YOUR FEDERAL FOOD STAMPS Gal. Jug For CAlCC L When our V ribbed steel Fencing Framework at our regular low price. • - ... . Mon.·Tuee.·Wed.·Fri. 9 :30 to 6 Thurs. 9:30 to 12 . S41t. 9:.3 0 to 2 SLICED INTO CHOPS IN THE DAIRY DEPT ., ' CHILLED .Ciorox Bleach SAVE 50°/o (W. v•.J773·9~77 lb. Can Kroger Orange Juice \:r"""VANIZED FENCE FABRIC 108 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH. HOURS: 28 6.5-oz. A nwding of thP Racine Village Counc il sc h<'<.lul"l for tonight ( M on· da.vl lias I •~·h postpcned un til April I I. li: :lO p.m . Authorized Catalog Merchants · Gregg .& Patty Gibb$ Whole Fresh Pork Loin Chicken ·Of The Sea Tuna Th<• Suutlwrn High School Rand anrl Chorus will prrsf'nt a sprtpg t"Oncf'rl atlhP hi ~ h schno ll'uC'sday. Apr il /, at K p.m . Adm ission is frC'f' hut clona1ions will '"' ac<'l'plcd. Money from donal ions \V i_II b .• usPd to hf'lpclef ray thP<'nst of rhi ' musil' . *FENCE INSTALLATIONS *HOUSE PAINTING *AWNINGS INSTAUED SUCED FREE INTO Ot-:IE CONVENIENT TAKE HOME PACKAGE I'OfH'I'rl Sl't =+~eel+~ (?I PHONE: -(Ohio) 992-2178 o~urchase r~ ce •• Meeting poslJMmt'll The meeting of thP Syracus.• or refund COPYRIGHT "13- THI KROGER CO. ITEMS o\ND PRICES GOOD MONDAY , APRIL 4, THROUGH SATURDo\Y , o\PRIL 9 , 1913. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. NONE SOLD TO DEALERS . ' Friday installation A com t fXI~I y. T he f'om<>roy Area Chamber of Cornm PrC( 1 TOTAL SA !SF ACTION GUARA NTEE Everylh1ng vou ~Y at Kroger 15 guarant~ lor your total sat•sfact1on r egard!~. ol manufacture• If 1'0U are not ·satisfied , l(roger will replace vour 1tem With the same brand or a Water meeting set Veterans Mt•rnorial FoStc•r, .J·r ., Murtha Roush. (;pr;tld read1ly avatlable fot· w.le 1n each Kroger Store . e»:cept 15 ~ noted 1r1 tt-..s ad ·If >Ne do run out of an ~ rt«tm. we "Mil offer voo 't'Oul Cho1ce of a com paqtblt! 1tem . AT ' - ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY Each ot these advl!rttsed 1tems 15 reqwed to be MET-AL CABINETS Chamlwr lo Sa.t urda y Admis sions-- Dessif' Boring, Midcllt'lJUI'1; Gn·gory T aylor, Pomemy; Donald ftubinson. C'oo l vi ll r : F. mma Wa y l a nd . Pomeroy. Sa tu r da y Di s{' hc.t r gPs -- .l c•n niP Williamson . Dan iel Knoll s, Carv Han ing, Mildn'<l Barnett, Sh ir ley Cremea ns, Donna LamlJI'rl. Sunday Admission s Mathol<la Rill'y, Pomerov; Hirhard llillon. [)(>xiPr: · FPrn Smith, Ponwroy; Betty Taylor. M iddleport. Sund a v D isc h a rgPs· -M i c had Items And Prices C~ In Silver Bridge & Pomeror answering numProus call' over the Middleport to 261 Hamilton St. for Rutland to Salem Center for. 9: 18p.m. Middleport to PlumS!. for weekend , the Meigs County Emcr· Carman Haddox, dead on arrival, Beatrice Rhinehart. to O'Bleness George Casto, to Veterans Memor· . ' gency Medica l Services reports . B: 3!; p.m. Pomeroy. ·for Allan Hospital, Athens; 2: 52p.m. Pome lal; 9:58 p.m.. Middleport , . 40 The Rev . George Casto. 7fi. Plum Sunday ca ll s included 10:3.1 a.m.. Wilson. near !Ire station, tp Plearoy to Kingsbury Road for Greg Riverview Drive lor J. R. Scar· St .• Middleport, Clied saturday a! Pomeroy to the Sacred Heart sant Valley HospitaL Taylor, injured 1n an auto accident, · berry, treatment but no W !< •rans Memorial Hospital. Ctwrch lor Darren Roush . taken to :Saturday calls included Rutla{ld, ' to Vetetans M emorial; 4:52 p.m. transportation. , 'l'h c ,Rcv. M r. casto was ·00 Pomeroy. to Bailey Run Road for From 4 a.m. Friday to9a. m . this Vetera ns Memorial Hospital ; Mid· · JO:'t.l4 p.m. to Harrisonville lor Larry · rn r e.b l ei .. 191" dleport arll: 37 a.m., Velma Siders, Darst, to Holze.r Medical Center; Charles Gilkey, treatment but no morning, the emergency Sl'I'VIce ,. ,. in ( 'h esll'r 'I' owns h'1p, a sonoflholl<tr Henrya ndLula l.f.w is • 70 N. Second Ave .. to Veterans 1:23 p.m.. Middleport, North Se· transportation; 7:45 p.m ., Pome units had Tl squad runs, three Casto. Hr was also preceded in Memorial; 1:45 p.m .. Midd leport to eond Ave .. Dessle Boring, to roy, to 742 E . Main St. for Anna translersandtwo falsealarmcal!li. · uC'<II h by t hr!'C sons. a brother and a 1117 Park St. for Barbara Smith. to ,.---------------~---.,----------'----------sislt>r H< · worked ai the Marietta Boat Works at Point Plmsant and •. had also lx'f'n a coa l m iner dur ing t'ather rore(•ast his ca r('('r. f fp was formerly pas tor of thE' Hiland ('hurc h. lne~eased eloudine>s tonight with Survivln~ arl • hls wi fe, Mary a 40 percent chance of rain. Low I .ouiS< •Williams Casto. Middleport ; 4448. Winds becoming southeastwn daug htf'rs. Mrs . Hub.v Ey non . tl'rly around 10 mph. Sixty percent Routr :1. PomProy, and Mrs . EloiSf' chance of rain Tuesday. High 60-65 . . 1-:blm, M1ddll'port: a son . .Jimm)' Extended Ohio Forecast Caslt, :vlid'dlcport; a brother , Fred Wednesday through Friday: c·aSIO, (·D1Uffi "•JUS : il SIS· 1(' !", 'I lV I"S . Generally lair. HighS mostly In Marir- Manl(·.v. MiddiPpor t. A lso the 50s to low 60s Wednesday, _...,urvi\·ing an• 14 ~ randrhi l drcn, 14 mollng -tb the mld..WS to mid-50s gr('at -gr<J ndchildrl'n and :-;rvf'ral Tiuu>;day and Friday. Lows mostly nirc ·c·~ and ncphrws. \ In the 30s early Wednl'!;day. uoollng F'unpr ·a J :-.f'rv i c~ w ill be> hel d at :l to the mld-20s to mld-30s early p.m . TuPsda~ a t tht • Rawlings Thursday and Friday. \'<Jat :-. BJm.v('J' f un('ral Homf' with lhf· !{( ·\' . f'c'<-· il WisC' offici ating. l iuria l will tx• in Grave HHl ( ·<'mt •tf'ry <.~I ( 'hc 1shirr. ~'ricnds may Meigs County happenings A suit for monry , a dl\'i} l'n' <Jl'1 ion and an ac tion for SU])por1 hu vt ' ~X>t ·n filed in M eigs Cou nty Co mmo Pi<'' " Court. H. C. Pa rrbil , Coo lv lllo, Li l"l su1 1 In th<• amoun t of $:l,7:~ 1 ag ain.st William Hitrhi<•. CnlumiJu.s. Tht• suit is for monc·.Y' t\U(' o n :1 promis.o;;oJy noh•. Hit a I. Collins, Midd ljXII'I, fil«ll or dl vor~'£' ag;)inst fhr~(l i!•s ll > Coll ins, Mlddlef¥>r l Debbie On! fili'<l for .supj»rl agains1 .John Ord . Dally S...tlnel . '•m•roy, OH Re\'. George Ca!<ltO WC'dm.•stl<.J.Y in Tipt on, low<.~ . Court a(·lion l'ilt•(l SundoY Timet t.fttl'f.. ·I·~~!~. ~:~~~~,~:~~~~S v~:~~. ~::J =~~=~. Area deaths • 'olrtt ""•ant , WV MondJy, April'4, 1983 · 2. 3. 4. 5. ' 6. ' . ' A Safety Message from I :I I POWER ' _ _taUfornia Strawberries VAILABLE ONLY IN STORES. WITH FULL LINE DELl-BAKERIES '. Fresh Baked French Bread 78 ' I>INT 99' Quart 8-o:z. Lvs. STRAWBERRY GLAZE ... PKG. 59C . ' • ' ' . ' Contact us for your free safety folder. ,. , ' 1 •• � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 4, 1983 casto warner weber