https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3006c6a3df5fb0835473c9656fc66a7d.pdf fef7ad7003b4ec863f97898519380e80 PDF Text Text --- ·---~--- ' ' Reds win opener in Meigs track ·tea~ open seasons tonight _Racine resident Rio Crande muscial Pap;e4 Page6 Page 3 • • ' • . . at y · ehttne • Vol .3l ,No.237 COpyrighted 1983 By KATIE .CROW · SenHnel staff A business ventUre wWch would employ 70 people and add to the eConomic climate of Pomeroy was outlined during Monday's bi-monthly meeting of Pomeroy Councl L Paul Simon, owner of the former Charter Oak COal Tipple located on Pomeroy's East Main Street, requested council's approval to reopen the coal tipple before making application for a pennlt . Simon told council he can lease or sell the coal tipple to Ember Coaf Co., and Dark Diamond Coal, both located at Dark H ollow, Coal Power, Forest Run, and Abundant Life, located In Salisbury Township. Simon said the Corps of Engineers has infonned Wm there would be no problem, he noted the coal operation at the tipple would not be like it was in the past. The tipple operation will employ 70 people and will cost between $200,oo:J and $300,oo:J to be put in tip top conditon. A -building wlll cover the entire tipple, a chain link fence wiU be placed between the old railroad tracks and the curb at the highway and the entire area will be blacktopped , Simon stated. . He pointed out that coal will be washed before It Is brought to the tipple. As it Is dumped down the shutes to barges, the coal will be sprayed with water. ·· Simon also added there wo~ ld be no p.-Qblem with traffic-corigestlon. He said apprilxima Wiy four to fll/e trucks \"ould be used in the operation. The trucks would come down East Main IU. S. 33 ) and tum left at the tipple and back up to the tipple to dump the coaL The largest obstacles are the complaints lodged hy residents of the area Wid obtaining support of village 18 _ ..,. lb. ound White Potatoes SOLD ONLY IN 5-LB. ROLL. .. $5.95 · • 20 -lb. Bag 88 Kroger Pint-o Beans · Mueller~$ Elbow ,.Macaroni · EASTERN GROWN ed Delicious Apples 5 -lb. Bag 38 28 48-oz. Pkg. ' HI-PRO Pet Pride $ Dog Food . Bag 25-lb. 99 MARTHA WHITE SELF· RISING Corn $ Meal ......... Bag · Vegetable $ Oil Btl. SELF-RISING Martha White Flour 88 2 85 ' .-lb. Bag . 48-oz . •• 0 • • • • • • Armour Treet • • • 89 • $. 29 12-oz. ... ..... Can ARMOUR c Vienna Sausage ' FROZEN AVONDALE French $ Fries .. ...... . Bag 5-lb. 49 Cost Cutter Rice 5 ..:Jb. . Bag 28 42.:oz. Can Arrangements made Also meeting with council was John Koebel of Columbia Gas Co. who reported several customers were Jn the gas office Monday m aking arrangem ents to make payment of past due biDs: The gas company has the right lo turn off the gas service to r esidents who have not paid thpir' bills this past' winter. Koebel stated that many of thE> custom ers are unaware that help is available· and the company is trying to reach those who need help. Koebel addL'!l certain guide tines ha ve to be met to rcceiv'' assistance. Koebel r eported that during the mont11 of Apri l. the company is taking applications ·for ;r m ure lib<•ral payment plan spreijding the dPiinquent bat anc~ over an eight' motith period . Residents must pay their current bill as well as pa y on the delinquent bill Koebel stated. Residents must make app lica tion before AprU 30. Those entitled for assistance are welfare ttri]X'nts, for a House floor vote by mld ·May . The Senate then woi!!P have a month to meet thl' mid · May deadline. Last week, the LBO r eported r pvenue receipts for March which were about $31 mlllion In excess of p r ior Cel es te admin i stration '· KROGER GLADLY· _WELCOMES YOUR FEDERAL . ·FOOD STAMPS ' pro- •• • ' ) '· That prompted some ·minority Republicans to say the recent 90 percen1 sta te income tax increase wa s excessive . ~· Page\ 20 Cenh .' lend the money at a discounted rate. LenderS are required to give a discount - eStimated at 2 to 3 percentage points - on loans to eligible, flrsHime buyers of single family·homes and to senior citizens seeldng muiU-famUy units. The law Is restricted to those two groups as a result of testlnnony that they are the most desperate in the depressed housing ma,rket. Some of the rules adopted Monday by the nJne.member housIng agency generally foliowect guidelines .or . rqandates in the innplementlng Jeglslatlon. One rule.provided !hat loans could be obtained for the rehabllitallon-of housing. However, no loan could be granted to pay 'oft an exl&tlng loan. Another . rule says lbere · are no maxtrnum income limitations lor · hornebuyers or renovators . preS<'ntly r Pady to advertise for a supr• rvl.sor . HP askl'll that council p!Pdgl' its support to the progr am and partlclpatt• in CIPan Up Ohio Day on Sa turday, April :!0. sponso tnl b)' thr Ohio [)('partmrnt or Nr1tu ral Hesouccs. Brown uddf'd that to obtf\ ln 3 largf'r g-ra nt for lht> progr<ml villagf>S must quail!)·. Trash bags w i lt dlstrtbut('(l litter ba~:s for cars will 'b<' ava ilable Arown not ('(I . Council plcdgr<l Its support for the litt er co nt ro t.ctay ror 1he villa ge of Pomeroy. M ayo 1· Clai'C'll t'f' Andrews said he has ordered trash thJW-' to 1:1(' usro fnr thE' event. Also met"ling wiltt council Y.·r_ ls l3rPncln NC'u tzling who asked if work On ·lhP rnini -pc1rk I ~ pro~ressing und if I11P park will lx' compll'h'<i. . Sh(' was adv!S(Ir(lthat council hilS <lV< Iil nhtr <I )..'Tan! (onr on on£>) if lh<'y t"'uld conw up with sona • m uncy posstbi<' monr~ left fr om th<' Hl:D pmj<'l'ls. It \\'as suggf's!Pd that thP park rommill t ~ ' mN:'t .\\;lth Fred CrOw . vi llagl' stJIIct tor to c::tvciclr wh<lt to Qo. Bill Young .J.arry WPhrung and II ~J roltl Br'owi-1 a re on thr pa l'k eommi lff'f' . 'l1tf'y· wil t srt up a tnl''t'tiOg · w ith Crow for nrxt Monday nig ht and J'('(X)rl ttwlr finrling s ;11 lhP nPxt rf'gul nr tnf'f'ling of council tr ontin uc'(t on pagt• 10 1 . " We havp g.a inC'd cont rol of thf' TORS S !)iiC("<Ta fl, " NASI\ spo kPsrnan .J im Kukowsk i rPJX>rf['(l. " WP ha vr lnitJa\l'(l df'ployrm'lll nrtivlty ;u1d w p arr <lblc to confirm II has srP':uatc'(l from " lis rockf'l s t a~<' . TrarkPrs PslimaiNI fhP T r; ll'kl ng ,and l1at;1 H.l'la.v Satl'llil f' wa s in a dlstortro orbil r<rngtng from about 12.(01 to 19.1 Ul rnllrs high. On that path . Pvrn (f thP sa tell ill' could lx• controllt-d. !' would not lx• fu ll)' pffi'Ctlve. Commander Pau l .I. Weltz and hi!-! <'rf1wmen. pilot J{ai'O I .J. l:lobko and mission S pt'Ciall ~ t s Story Musgn1vP and Donald H. P Ph 'l'Xi.>n. werC' in a sleep per·t_od, In an or bit morr lhan ll.OUJ m li(•s !>Plow . wh••n tht' failun:o occun'Cl. Thry had react fd with aw•• and prl<l<• w lwn they d<'pluyt'li th<• satelli te late M onday . D(.ployl n ~ the satellite was the m aJor goal ot lht' mission, h<'iplng rs tablish th U .S. shuttlr nt:'<'t as a d< 'JX'ndahle t'arri• 'r of m ilit ary, sl'ientJrlc and t'Drnnwrcial ca rgo . "They bcllPVC It Is tumbling now ." -. tiel 1\III Hi•·••. nf l·k•·l ng i\Prospae<', thC' roa jor contr actor for thf' rockr·t s t;~gp. II(' ~ aid that radln communi.c a l ions with thl' cr uft Wf'l'f' lost t·xt •t•pt tor " bi ts o1nd plt'<.'t•s uf data." Thf' rockN packagC' tha t wa!=: In C'()nt ro l l hf' s:JIPllill' and plaf'l' i t irllo t h(• high orbi t Just battf'IY powct· w it hin two hours of thf '. "'<: ond !'iring , 11ic<• ww. ' UNDER CONTROL - N1\SA reported Ia!<• this morning It had r egained command of the SIOO mllUon communications salcWte, vital to America's space future. The sateWI<! tumhtml out of control earlier today after r elease from the shuttle chaUeng<•r . 'l'h<• Spaec Shuttle ChaUef!g!Jr Is frnmed hy pnlm trees as It lilted I nun the launch pad at Kennedy Space (;enter Monday altemoon·. (AI' Laserphol<l 1 . Meigs ,juvenile ·offenses down ' Ju venile offenses In Mei gs Cou nty In .1 982 were down under 1981, .Judge Gerald E. Radcliff. president of the Ohio Juvenile Judges Assn .. r eports.New laws governing j uvenlle offenses have had an lmmedla te and Constructive effect from orfenders and · the Juvenile justice system ln Ohio. • The changes In Ohio laws bring ' into focus a newly emerging concept or local responsibility for the non·serlous offenders and referring for Institutional responsibility on state level the serlo\ls and dangerous felony Juvenile offenders .. The responslbllty to care for the needs of the less serious Juvenile offenders shifted from the state to the local counties. ThtS legtsla!lve transfer to the local counties a also pro_vlded runds to assist the counti es with less serious offenders . .The total number o f cases rued iii Ohio's juvenile courts In 1982 amounted to 190.634, a reduction of 12,201 rrom the :n2.835 cases in 1981. Juvenile dellquency filings are th ooe under 18 years of age who commit an act which tr committed by an adult would constitiJ te a crt m e. In 1982 Meigs County had 126 such flll~gs . down t hree from tlje 129 filings of 1981. '· Unruly co mplaint~ ' are primarily based on paren tal disobedience. school or home truance. 1n . 1981 · M eigs County had 58 unruly flllngs and such tiling r()(luced to47Jn 1982. Overall, the total filings In Meigs County lncl\lding unruly and delt· qu!!ncy !lUngs, amounted to ·J42 in 1981 reducing to 320 in 1982. ' Ex(X'r ts ru sllf'd to lhf'ir romput(>rs to tr~· to fi gun• a way to com mand control jC'I.S on thP TDR.S in an ('[fort to slow tlw tum iJli n ~ m ot ion . But NASA s!X)kesma n ~' ohn 1-i ammcrsmlt h su id !lw usP or too much <·o nt ro l rue! could severely shot1cn I he life of the sa tel lite, ami th••n•wa" .t qut"stion , whether It would work l:•x:ause the heavy roc ket stag<• was still at !;l(•lwd. " If we can't control the tumble. lher'(' Isn't any l hin~ w•• ca n do," ~l " mmP rs mlth :;ald. "ThJ' "'!teli!tc wo~lt:! 1)<:' u.<:<• i<'Ss .. "We know no way r ight riow or sepa rat ing the r oc k•·t ft·um tht" TD HS_ .. said Julian Levine, spokesm an lor n1w . whic h bull! tit< • satf'liit P. The cr aft l• the first orthree TDRSsatc llltcs NASA b buil~ing to s.:• tvP "' ''mls..~ton control centers In the sky.·· Each Is ciC'"ignC'd 10 _ ..,Prvt' as a ~ pac·t · sw ll chboard between Earti1 and as m any as 26 satellites. ittcl ud ing til<' planned shuttle fleet or four ships. A mission heav ily, dependent on ha ving at lfoa sl two TDRS satr ll it< •s operating Is the E uropean Spacelab- a scient ific laboratory sdl!'<iuled for launch on the ninth sn~ttle fllgMI next September. T hr•cngim• proiJicms that delayed Challenger's launch 2 ~ months t'educed th<' IXlSSibilit y ·thal two satellites could be alort and checked out In time to support SpacPiab. The second TORS had been Sl'heduled for launch aboard the Plg hth sh.uttle In August. But ljecause. builders feel that at least two m onths checkout Is needed 10 qualify the payload once In spaC!'. NASA and the European Space Agency have been 1\'0rking on a plan to support Spa ce lab with just one - the TDRS thai apparently failed today. But even with control regained , It w as unclear whether ~A SA could maneuver the 2\1, -ton satellite to Its planned stationa ry orbit 22,:100 miles high. "There Is Indication some control fills been rcgalnt'll." sa id agency spare agenCy spokeSman Styeve Nesbitt. " The TORS appears to best abl~ and we are told the solar panels are being unfolded .': Moments earlier there had appeared little hope of sal vaging thl' sateiUte, which Is crucial to the Sl'hedule of shuttle launches. The satellite had been launched smoothiy'lrom Challenger 's cargo ba~ late Monday, on the first day or the malden mission or America's nr wes• spaceship. ., .. Board who said C'O unty commissionr rs had m a de application ror a ~n· an t for thP prog-ram and wlU recelve$23,450. The money will be used to clean up all illegal dumps In the county . Brown add~ey are NASA gains continand of its satellite (J(_trkagf'. increase. "We're about where we thought we would be for the fiscal year," Shkurtl said . · M eanwhile, the Senate Finance Committee planned several ses· slons this week to hea,r budget testinnony from various state agen · ctes. The preliminary sessions are designed to save time after the formal budget document is re,eelved from the House. This week's other activity will be mostly In rommlttees. where Jaw· makers bave a wide range of issues before them . Auto theft Insurance, bank credit canls, juvenile courts and school board elections are a few of .t.he subj.,ts of bills in committees. Letters are to be addressed as follows: Public Ul tilltles Commission Of Ohio. Casp Number &J.Jro. TP·COI , 375 South High St reet, Columbus Ohio, ~3215. ATTENTION : Mat) ' Ann Orlinski. Utter Control Also meeUng with ('Ouncil was Vic Brov.'ll , a represPntat lve of the MPigs rounty l.itter Control CAPE CANA VF:RA I.. F'la. I AP I - T lw worlrt's largPst nnd most Pxpc•nsiv(• commulliC'at lons satf' llih'. vita l lo Am.-•rica ':-. span • fu ture', tumb!4'<1 our of cont ro t l()(ltJy uftc•r rf' IPaSf' from 1h1 • shut I It' ( 'hal l( •ngl'r ,· but NASA l'f'pot1f'd hours \atrr it had n•gainf'd command of lht ,.$HKI mi ll!on William J . Shku rtl, deputy budget director, said th~ GOP critics ignored the fact that F ebruary r evenues were down by about the same amount as the Ma rc h Revenue_b.onds ~~uld COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - The state may issue as much aS- $4.l! milllon in revenue bonds this spring to set in motion a hOU$ing program approved by voters last November. Members of the- Housl~g FinancIng Agency, which adopted ru!es for the program Mondi!Y, said Qte figure Is a mll)(imum one and Is based on federal regulations that may change It in July. Sponsors of the legislation implementing Ballot Issue 1, which !JOgged down in partisan squabbling after the election, said earlier that they envisioned about $'!XI mllllon for the first bond Issue . . The housiDg agency, under the new law, Is authorized to · sell taX -!nee ·bonds .and allocate ceeds to banks and other !lnanolal . inStltuUons. ' ~ause of the taX-free status of the 'bolll;ls, the state wm be able to persons r eceiving unemployment compensation and handicapped persons. People can sec ure help through the HEAP program. the CAA and welfare Koebel stated . The money the com pa ny has lost as the result of · none payment is passed on to the j)aying customers and the losses are included in the ratE> base. according to K oebeL Council did n(lj feel It was right for the people who pay their bills to luwe to ""'ume the payment of those who do not pay their bills. Council felt. the gas company should make an all out effor1 to cOllect dt"linquent b!lls r a ther than pass tht:"'m on to pay ing custom er s. Koebel asked tha t council adopt a resol ut ion In opposi tion to House Bill 4()1 as th<> bill doesn't do any thing for customers . It does, acrording to Kocbf'l , put certain r('S!rlc tlon on the gas company. It does not provide anything that isn 't in the present law, K oebel sa id. The best option Is to have hom e rule whet" r ates are flxed on cost of service Koebel not l'll . Koebel said the gas company is trying to break some of its piplelinc contracts and to purchaSI' 011)~ gas . He addL'!l. however.· there are no lines for Ohio gas and duP to,the mild winter. there was nof('ason to purchase Ohio gas. AI a meeting in Feb ruary. J lm Parkrr of Crneral TL•l ephone Company r eported the phonr company d<X's not do major t'f'pairs on phone~ an y longt>r and any · rww phones addc'll aft er March 31 mus.t IX. ptirc ha:;t'll or teased .. · At last night'• mt'<'tinj:! Harold Drown , councilman :. requestf'fi resid<' nts VoTitt' to lh<' Public Utilit iL'S Commission and ask that G<'ner at Trlrphonf' Company tx' rpqui red to rt1 Win J"E'nl al phonf' and ~rv i cP wit hin the h(liJS<•hold ns in thf' pns t estimates. put housing in motion Cost Cutter Shortening; 28 councU, Simon emphasized. " We can't go ahead until we get support of council,'.' Simon stated. With Simon was Pat O'Bri~n . a 'representat ive of Ember Caol Co. O'Brien said a preliminary engtneertrig study was now being done. O'Brien aisO added that restl'lctions are somewhat different today than they were 50 Y!'ars ago, meaning the regulations insisted upon .by J;:PA. Council, took no action, but asked to see the engineering report indicating that the report would answer a lot of questions. Simon added that If compl aints are justified the permit will be held up. Committee seeks budget answers COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -State budget officia ls w ere ca lled today to . explain Gov. Richard Celeste's record $27.6 billion budget to the House Fina nce Committee. Finance Chalm\an William E. Hinlg, D-New Phlaldelphla. said he planned hearings today and Wednesday · before splitting up the proposal and sending Its part s to subcommittees. Leaders said they w ill see~ passage two weeks prior to the end of the fiscal yea r on June 30, allowing time for a joint conference committee to work ou t possible . Sena te-House differences. Celeste's budget director, Cr Js. tina Sale, was leading off the proceedings with a presentation of the bill , followed by Tax Commissioner Joanne Limbach, who was r equested to explain tax changes In the document . Hinig's office said Monday. He reportedly requested Mat· thew V . Fllipic, director of the Legislative Budget Office, to pres· enl a budget overview, including updated revenue estimates for till' remainder or the fiscal year. ' Hlnlg said he would assign the measure in sections to the educa· lion , general and human resources subcommittees. allowing about three weeks to hear testimony, consider amendments and report to the full committee. He said he hopes 10-lb. KROGER M!< tt on'lo , '20 A Mulrimedra Inc NewSpaper Approval sought to open coal tipple Cost Cutter Ground Beef U.S. NO. I 3 Pome;oy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 5, 1983 I �• • • I Commentary . • .....,_.._-.-.,. . neu:::::lu==o ROBERT L. WINGE:TI' BOB HOEFLICH !'AT WHITEHEAD As~oisi.Hnl PublishuJCimlrullu DALE ROTHGEB, JR . Nt'WII Editllf' • ·~ A Mt:I\IBER uf 'fllto A~lint•U.tt'tt Prb~. Inland Dull)' Aml-rh ·an Nt''A' spa ~r Publit~ht!l'fl """uc•lalinn , Prt>!>~ 1\l.s nd~tlun and tht> t .F.TI'E:RS Of OPINION llf't' ~drumed . Tht>)' ~hoold bt- In ~; lhan 310 'tll'ordl lullit . All kllrrN llft' ~ ubj~('l lu ~iHn~ and mu11 bt' lilll:nrd with name. addrl'!lli and trll"phnut> numbt:r. Nu LUWI~IM!d Jettt"l'tii wm tw puhli•hl'd. Lettt!Tllll)udd btl in ~n•ld tastt!.addr~~~~>i~ (filll)tll. ihl( periAIPillilln . I ( 1 Market flaws The consumer movement, considered by many to be a lost cause only a few years ago, may now be In the Initial stages of a dramatic resurgence. As recently as 1981, survey research expert Louis HarrL•Iound that a substantial 54 percent of those participating In a natlonwlde public opinion poll believed that "the consumer movement seems to be running out of steam." In the same year, a Washington newspaper de tected In the landslide victory of President Reagan a "public howl" of Indignation against excessive government regulation of the corporations which long had been a prominent target of consumer activists sue!' as Ralph Nader. Indeed, Reagan's 1980 election was widely Interpreted as a mandate to "gel govenrment off the back of business" and allow fr ee market lorces rather than federal laws and regulations 'to control the . relationship between buyers and sellers. But Harris now says that new nationwide surveys, conducted In late 1982 and early 1983, show that "there Is every sign of yet another explosion of consumer concern In the marketplace from one end of this country to the other." By margins of more than three to one, those questioned In Harris polls agreed that " the consumer movement has helped a great deal to Improve the quality and standards of the products and services people he wrOte nly. a surname and Juana · and put him un®r made the ~ore 4-1-4. Par'ls five. The SUpreme "LaGuardia" on the llcket he arrest. · When time !or his trial Rehnqulst 110¥ In !lne fettle. On Court tried once more the other day purchased to New York. approached , Royer moved to supthis usually (ll'!lestrlan court, he to tackle the exluslonary rule. As Thus;~lerted , thedetectlvesdreW press the evidence as unlawfully · has the finest fettJe ·arolllld. The usual, . the rule slipped away Into a him aside, 'Identified themsel'les as obtained. The trial court denied the plW'allty opinion, he scoffed, "bebroken field of sui)Uetles a!\d fine pollee officers and asked If he motlon, but the Florida appellate trays a mind-set more useful to distinctions. In the e!\d a manHestly ·would speak with them. He said courts reversed. On March 22, the those who officiate at shuffleboard gunty dope smuggler went free and Immediately It transpired U.S. SupremeCourtagnledthatthe games, prt1118'r1ly concerned· With " Yes." the court divided 5-4, more or less. that, while his name was Ryer, he evidence was Inadmissible and which particular square the dl$c The case Involved a young man traveling on a ticket In the held thalli must be excluded. haslandedon,lhentothosewhoare was" named Mark Royer, Five years name of " Holt. " Their suspiCions Itwasoneo!thoSeexploslvedays seeking to administer a .system ol ago, on Jan. 3, 19'78, two narcotics (urther aroused, the detectives said at the court. Justice White wrote an Justice whose twin pwposes are the detectives• observed him In Miathey had r eason to belleve he was. opinion In which Justices Marshall, conviction of \l'e guilty and the mi's International Airport. He !It transporting narcotics. Powell and ·stevens joined. Powell vindication of 'the Innocent." At "the profile." These were the To shorten the story, the officers wrote a supplementary statement. another point, he remarked that ·" H elements of suspicion: " Royer was escorted Royer to a small lnterroJustice Brennan didn't like White's Lhe plurality's opinion were to be carrying Amertcan Tourtster luggallon room about 40 feet !rom the opinion, but he concurred In tbe judged by standal'ds appropriate to gage, which appeared to be heavy; ticket counter. They asked If the result. Justice BlaC'kmun _d is- Impressionist palhtings, It would he was young, apparently between to their sented, finding the conduct of the perhaps receive a high grade, but suspect would consent 25 and 35; he was casually dressed; bags. He handed them , . pollee "minimally Intrusive." Justhe same cannot be said lflt Is to be opening his he appeared pale and nervous, · a key to one hag and consented to lice Rehnqulst , joined by Chief . judged by the standards of a looking around at other people; he their prying open a second suitcase. Justice Burger and Justice O'Con- judicial system."t paid for his ticket In cash with a The officers found 65 pounds of nor, flled a biting dissent. That This was !air tlclsm. JIJl!.tice large number of bills." In addition, White, speaking r the plurality, had worrisome fconcerns: How large was the roilm fn which the · questioning took place? Had Royer consented "orally" to the opening of his bag, or had he merely surrendered his key silently? The · plurality agreed that the officers "" had adequate grounds lor temporarily detaining the suspect. .They agreed that .!layer had consented to talking with the officers, but they concluded that at some critical point ' Lhe "consensual aspects -• evaporated." As he so often and so .usefully does, Rehnqulst recurred to fundamentals. The Fourth Amendment does not forbid all searched and seizures; It secures only a right to be free from "unreasonable" searched and seizures. Given the · facts In the Royer case, Rehnqulst saw nothing unreasonable. Here there was no second-degree Interrogation a\ a station house. The questioning was not prolonged; the whole Incident consumed no more than 15 minutes. The plurallty's . backlng~nc;l filling :'adds up to little · more .than saying that If. my 'aunt were a man , she would be my uncle. " buy."· _ · . · . . · .. . · · · In q recent speech at the annual con..entlon of the Consumer Federation of America, Ha rris alluded to growing grassroots resentment of the Reagan administration's policies: "The America n people lear ... that the foxes have been named to guard the chicken coop ... This has deeply disturbed the broad middle In American life and caused Lhe conseJVatlves to be lsolat.ed from the mainstream." •• ALBUQUERQUE, N .M. (AP ) NorthCarQllnaSiate'sHeartAttack Woltpa.ck rule as college baSketball's national chal)1plons today, unllke!ywlnners of a crownwat had · been aU \Ju( conceded to l:louston's ~hi Slama Jama sl<ywa!kers. Beaten 54-52 In the NCAA finals Monday night, the men of the tallest fraternity In the ·land learned . a couple of Important facts of basketball life. When you ·Jive by the dunk, sometimes you can dle by the dunk, too. And you also can perish at the foul line, where soaring above the basket simply lsn 't allowed. The Irony of It all.was that N.C. State did f!ouston In with a dunk by · Lorenzo Chares at the final buzzer after Phi ~'anla Jama failed Elementacy Basketball 101: Foul · , Shooting. State was a longshot In this tournament after a medlq:re 10-loss season. But Coach Jimmy Valvano, a street-smar, New Yorker who took his wise-cracking act to tobacco country, sold his kids a dream and saw them deliver It i!galnst the top-ranked Cougars. It was not an easy victory, but little of what the Wolfpack did In the tournament was easy. Why should , the . IItle game have been any different? · So-when Charles grabbed Dereck Whittenburg's last-gasp air-ball and stuffed lt through the basket for State's winning points with one second remaining, It was almost routine lor the Cardiac Pack. "That's just the way It's designed WASHINGTON~ OF: VOTED TO 'niE INTEREST Of THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~v Wolfpack stuns Houston,54-5_2 James J. Kilpatrick Su· co shuffleboard 111 Coalr1 Sbwt PtiMI!fuy", Uhiu S!~ I :ruesday, April 5, 1983 J ' The Daily · Sen,tinel . flt-ttz..ZISf , A recent Harrls survey commissioned by the Atlantic Richfield Co. found that 41 percent of those questioned believed government regulation of business should be reduced while only 21 percent thought It should be Increased. But when asked about. a number of specific proble ms, the suiVey participants· were overwhelmingly In favor of Increased federal Intervention . For example, 94 percent thought the government should approve new drugs before they are market.ed, whlle88 percent held the same view with respect to new tpys. Similarly, Iii percent believed the government shou ld decide whe ther television advertisements are misleading and should be banned while 59 percent said the government had nol done enough to protect the public from companies which " fall to live up to Lhelr advertising claims." . . Those findings suggest that many consumers strongly disagree with James G. Miller III, appointed by Reagan to be chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, who Is seeking to significantly reduce FTC regula lion of advert Ising . . " In striking contrast to the FCC proposals," said Harris. "a solid majority 01 'the consumeJ;S say the governme nt hasn't given them enough protect ion from false and misleading advertising." Michael Pertsc huk. Miller's predecessor as FTC chairman and still a member of the commission, recently characterized the consumer move ment as "a sleeping gia nt " which Is bestirring Itse lf after years of slumber. Criticizing Jhe president's embrace of "crude free market Ideology and corporate sycophancy," Pertschuk Insisted that ."the consomer move ment does not stand for excessive regulallon or centralized bureaucratic excrescences." Instead, he said . "the consumer move ment does sta nd for responsive government lntervenllon In lhe marketplact> (and) the public restraint of prtvate greed ." Per&huk and others believe that a singularly Important event In the revival of Lhe consumer movement occurred late last yea r when Congress conside red legislation designed to prohibit Lhe FTC from prosecuting antitrust violations and consumer fraud ooses perpetrated by professiona l organizations. 0 Berry's World Pameror-Midd~port, Ohio' Tuetday, April 5, 1983 Page-2-The Daily $enlil'!llbPomeroy Middlepul:t, Ohio ' kilometer range. That m eans the Pershing 2s whose planned de ployment In Western Europe has a roused such vociferous protest ·- may well be obsolete before t.hey're put In place. This would be scary enough . But what Is truly hair-raising about the SA,J2 is that It may be capable of knocking our Poseidon missiles out of the sky. The Poseldons are the submartne-based long-range mls· slles, the supposedly invulnerable leg of our nuclear weapons triad. Yet this Is precisely what the CIA suggests In its "specia l weapons Intelligence review" - a just· completed report that is classified· several levels above top secret. Though access to the - report Is restricted to a handful of high officia ls, details of Its contents we re given to my associate Dale Van Atta . He also saw a r e lated State Department report on the subject so highly classified that even Its code word is top secret. The State Department experts suggest that the ltusslans developed the SA-12 as a weapon to use against tactical nuclear missiles, such as the Lance and the Pershing 1A. And because "the distinction between strategic and tactical ABM systems Is not well defined " in the 1972 treaty, the SA-12's ·development wasn't necessarUy a treaty violation. But In' addition to their obvious difference In range, tactical and strategic missiles differ In their speed . Generally speaking, the bigger the bang, the laster the night. Thus a Pers hing 1A travels _Bonzo goes Star ·W ars ?resident Reagan was relaxing In his office a t live o'c loc k, after putting In a hard day' s work, wl\h his best friend Bonzo. The president was sipping a scotch a nd water, and Bonzo was drinking a bana na daiquiri. " You know what worries me the most , Bonw?" the president asked . l;lonzo looked up, all ea rs. _"This whole concept of MAD Mutual Assured Destruction. We can no longer go Into the 21st century building blg!tcr and bigger weapons. We have to figure out a way of making nuclear weapons Impotent and obsolete so our children and your chllrlren will no longer be faced with the specte r of • "Have you. ODed on basketball again?" ' I,> ' '· ? Bobcats dump S WHS tt m l tt~ tl l-' t'lo:1aV: Il l Cnur1 Stn •('l. 11 ~· 1tw ( l hln V,tlll'\' l'ut.Jll:-; 1\ln !! l 'o mmpntt .v ' Multlrlh 'dla , lilt ', P11t1Wroy , Oh i o 4!"•7ll9 , 9~1 2 ! l ~>t~ '-'l't'OIHI d .n:<: W~la~ f' p:dd .tl l'ot \U'tu \. Ohlu <;;oach J ack ,Ja mes' ltighla nclf'rs had take n an early .J -11 lead in lhP first two Innings off winning pitcher J .D. Bra dbUiy but the Bobca ls of Mt•Oll)('l By BRUCE LOWJ1T AP Sports Writer To Joe Altobelli , Mike Ferraro, Steve Boros and Doug Rader, the difference between losing and wfrmlng WaS like d!\Y and night. Irt·sunny 13;lltlmot'e on·.Monday, Altobelli sat in-Earl Weaver 's place -and found It a bit uncomfortable as the Kansas City Roya·ls pounded the Orioles 7-2. In OaKland on Monday night, Andre Thornton's three-run homer helped make Ferraro's debut a success as the Indians beat Boros' A'sB-5. · And, under the arcs In Texas, ' where Radertook over the reins, the Rangers survived a sloppy first Inning and rallied to beat the Chicago White Sox ~3. Opening Day continues today wfth !our games In the AL · Toronto at Boston, Detroit at Its l,&JO.kllometer distance at S,IXXJ fps (feet per second) . The Pershing 2 Is laster. The Poseldons have li speed of 19,00J fps, while the Minuteman Ill, ourbestland-based mlsslle, has a speed of 24,00l fps . · But It makes .no dllle'rence to an anti-misSile how .far the lltcomlng target has been ·traveling; all that matters Is Its speed. This means that the SA-12, designed originally to ward off U.S. short -range tactical missiles, might be capable of defe!\dlng the Soviets' land-based ICBMs against our sub-based long-range mlsslles . IflheSA-12canlnfactshootdown ·a Poseidon- or even 11 the Soviets only think It can - this would destroy the deterrent that many believe to be the only thing that keeps the Kremlin from nuclear aggression. MlnnesoLa , Milwaukee at California and New York at Seattle, along with the second Chicago-Texas game - and five In the National League - Philadelphia at New York, Montreal at Chicago, Pittsburgh at St. Louis, San Diego San FranciSco a nd -.. Los Angeles at Houston. Altobelli, who had formerly managed San Fra ncisco, said time still hasn't appreciably reduced the comparlslons with Weaver In Baltimore , "and It may never. But guy like Earl should be recognized for what he dld." a One noticeable difference · Is AltobeiU's low-key approach, as opposed to Weaver's penchant for ;houtlng. "I always tell my wife, ·Just because you're loud, that doesn'l .necessartly mean you're light," ' Altobelli said. George Brett was the RDyals' big gun. The Kansas City third baseman , who managed only two hits In his final 32 exhibition at-bats, had two- a double and a two-run homer - and scored three runs. "I didn't reallze I was 2-for -32." Btelt.sald. "I ihoughllt was zero for a lot mote than 32.'' The Royals won only 10 of their 25 exhibitions. Brett doubled and scored off Dennis Martinez In Lhe first Inning and hotnered In the third for a 3-1 lead. Kansas City tacked on solo homers by Willie Aikens off Martinez In the slxlh and .Jerry Martin off. reliever Storm Davis In the e ighth. lndlanns 8, A's 5 The Indians pounded Rick Langford and three 'r elievers lor 15 hits, four by Toby Harrah and three apiece by Rick Manning - who picked up his 1,COlth maj or league hit along the way - a nd Ron Hassey. Anp Rickey He nderson swiped his first base of the season . He's 1.29 short of ·the major leaguP record he set last year . Kelvin Moore hit a two-run homer for the A's off winne r Rick Sutcliff<' .. Rangers 5, Wliltc Sox 3 Rader watched Lhe White Sox scor<' three runs on two hit s. two walks and a hit bats man before Texas batted. " I almost swallowed my chewing Labacco," he sa id . "More than an}1hlng, we wanted the first ga me to look good, to make It look r ight. Then we couldn ' t do a thing right lnlhellrst Inning." Texas bounced back with two unearned runs In Lhe bottom of t.he first , Lhen solo home rs by Mike Ric hardt In the sixth Inning a nd Larry Parrish in lhP seventh propelled Texas to vic tory. 7;l:l Tltlnl i\\'l'll lh', N t•w \'otll. N f' w \' urk 1\Wl\ ';' l't lSJ'M ,\ '\T t<lt S.•tid .u\dro •'-,~ lt i Tht• \ ), t tl \ S .-nllllo·\, 111 I u u t\ S I , )' t iii iPI' Il\' , I lh ln l'•i t,•t nlC' 1'0(1( (' ;1 \'{'(J 'jn .fOI' ~l\ tiJ\H' I 'S1 '{'I'n .iT1 !llf' t"t\l ld ful lowlllg•a p; • s~Pd b(lll on .:1 !hird s t t:ikf' . t\ftf•i·· \ 'Dgt•l S1 BS(' HII "I'IO N HA'I'I•;!>:i lh'' fan•h 1 r nr M olltr.·Uuulo • Wednrsrtu~'. 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Gary Redus, whohltasolohomerun stepped Into the Reds' crowded - and made a wall -crashing catch In the second lrming. clubhouse after delive ring the It was a game Lhat both brought wfrmlng single In a 54 opening day back memories of 1982 and helped VIctory over the AtlanLa Braves on wipe them out for the Reds. Monday. The Braves establlshed a major Smtles weren't 'too ple ntiful last league record by winning their first year, as the Reds suffered through a 13 games last season, and started 101-loss season. Their come-fmmout hot Monday . @laude II Washingbehlnd victory over the defending ton hit a first ·Inning sacrifice Qy !or National League West champions The president looked at him. "Radla tor?" Bonzo shook his head . "Radiator? Hea J? A heatseeking death ray that would make their ICBM''s Inoperable!" · · Bonzo squealed again and . · hugged the president. President Reagan rushed over 10 • his telephone and got the Jolni Chiefs of Sta.ff. 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Wf'at h l'r pl' l'ln itli ng , '' ·' gt•r C'rf'(•k , 'l-:2, hos ts \'i nt un ('uun t.v toni g ht a nd !I a n na n Tra L' L' L 't l rh 'iot·\,11\on an d !ht • St•n!allv !'. B l'dllh:J ill N('W~Ptt i)('I"SIIII'S , !hP oHw r RBI's on hits. Stat I hwt•qt •n1 K v ~ l'r l 'rn·k l'rt' ~S 1-\tn t•rtt'HII Nl'w s p n pt ' r l'.ulbhPr'i r\ s ;;.n . (' \a !lo n. N ,l!\(lllHI r\c\\'(' 1'!\Sl tlg llt' tHt· Bupst ca ml' bac k with a four nm second hlghllg'lalt'CI by a tw o run $Ingle by lmdoff hi tter Ban·,· Ma tthews. Chuc k Vogt> l a nd Bill W:m l h"d T h1 ~ 'l'hf' ,\ ~-.n d . t lt •tl l'n·;.;~ . In 1, 11\d IJa\l v coaches Clarence Bartx-• r and Jn kf' war.'' Bonzo started to clap his hands. "I! our sclenHsts _p ut their great minds to work, we could d!"'elop a sure-fire system to destroy the greatest force of evllln the world.;, Bonzo jumped oil the couch and onto a chair. where he slarted a nWuy beating a map of the Soviet Union with both haitds. "The questlon Is, how can we do It?" the preside nt mused . Bonzo put his hands ·on his head, which he always did when he was thinking. Then he let out a squeal and went to adrawer and lookout a photograph ·of a chimpanzee and jumped on the president's desk . The president said. " What have you got here? Why It's a photography of Ham·, the first chimp who went Into space. What are you trying to tell me Bonzo?'' Bonzo kept pointing out the· window towards the. sky. -"Ham Is dead?" Bonzo shook his bead again. Then he hopped over to the TV set, turned . It on and put an Atar! Star Wars gaine on. the sct-een. Bonzo, who amused. · himself · aU · day long Playing vjdeo games, · started to • Royals, Indians take openers Art Buchwald shoot down objects as they fl ew "The president realized Bonzo across the sc reen. was trying to tell him something. " Don't help me. Bonzo. I think I'm "S top horsing around, Bonzo," getting lt . If we could put something the preslde'nt- said. "This Is very Important." · In s pace we could shoot down Soviet "Bonzo hopped over to th~ missiles from the sky. Is that what you're driving af?" president and tugged him on the sleeve. ptilllng ~1m towards the TV Bonzo squealed again and threw set. his arms around :he president. The preside nt let Bonzo drag him "That's It !" the president said. to the set. 'Just one game, Bonzo, "All we would need Is some powe rful death ray that could zap and the n le t's get back to my problem ." the missiles as soon as they were la unc hed. But how?" Bonzo pointed to the TV screen and the n polnled lo the map of the !lonzo went over loa radiator and Soviet Union. sat on lt. . !or a long time, ever since I got Into " I felt we were Ina betterposl~on coaching.'' · eight .(!own to North Carolina Stale ·All State had to do to make the at the lialf than we were five down to dream come true was beat the No. I LOuisville at the· half (In the team In the country, a dunk-drunk semltlnaJs),'' said Houston Coach squad riding the crest of 26 Guy Lewis. "i just had the feeling consecutive victories. Houston had we hadn't played a lick. I felt If we go put on a cllnlc destroying S00J11d- . out ·and .play at aU, we wtn the ran!<ed Loulsv1lle In the semifinals gatne.'' and figured to destroy Valvano's North Carolina State came out Ice cold In the Soo:md half and Housto11 dream . . .·.. Bul It didn't quite happen that went on a tear, outscoring the way. ... ,.., · Wolfpack ·17-2 .over the first 9\S '"Our goal was not to give them a minutes . It was reminiscent of the dunk, to make them beat us 21-1 CoUgar spurt that had burled outside,'' Valvano said. Louisville on Saturday. The only The Wolfpack stored the game's dlt!erence was that Phi Slama first three baskets andforlhefirstl5 Jama still wasn 't ·stu!flng. But the minutes, Phi Slama Jama did not fratemlty did have the lead, 42-35. · manage a single stuff soot asState's It was beginning to look like the dreamers charged Into a lead Ql1 the dream was over. Then, though, fine lnsldework ofj;-11 ThurlBalley. Houston helped revive it . The , " Weplayedgre'!tt," said Valvano. racehorse, run-and -gun Cougars, ''We were up &-0 and It could have slOwed to a walk. The slowdown that been 1~-" N.C. State was expected to play Eventually, 7-foot Akeem Olaanived !rom an unlikely sourcejuwon soared over the rim for one of Houston. Phi Slama Jama's specialties wfth Olajuwon , the tourname flt 's most live minutes left In the half. It was to valu.a ble player and high scorer in be the only dunk all night lor the the game with ~ points. tried to KEEP IT FROM !\ ( 'OliGi\H - Thurl Bailey, In the ct•ntt•r of a team that had stuffed JJin the faces keep Houston In control but the crowd, keeps the baU from lloustou ph\)'f'I"S (·lUtl.nrry !\.1khcuux. and of Louisville's Cardinals just two Wolfpack kept coming. Whe n the David Rose who Is rcadtlng around RaUt•y In I"' . ull of the ball. llailey, days before. State's tenacious 2-3 clock got Inside five minutes. a senior forward , wus North fnrolitm St aw·~ t>adin ~ S<'Ort.'r with 15 zone defense controlled the area Valvano went to his last bit of points. ( AP Ll1.....,rphoto) under the hoop. strategy. He started sending Hous· At halftime, Bailey had 15 points, ton to the loulllne. They don'J allow dunks from Houston's Ciyde Drexler was tied to there and Houston has had pmb· the bench with four personal fouls and the Wolfpack was slttlng.on a lems with free throws all year, 33-25 lead, ~minutes away from a managing just 61 percent for lhe K y ger C' It'Pk pla tPd SLI( unParnN1 TIH" IJ :1il )· Sen! ind · season. The shortcoming doomed national championship. ' run s In the thlrcl Inning Monda.\' ( 1 1S I' S 1 -1~ - MU \ It turned out to be Lhe longest ~ the Cougars this tlme. \ llh holnll uf :\1ull h m•tll!l , lnt •. night bt'f'H kln g a 4-t ttc Pnrou 1r to minutes of Valvano's life. l ' lltllhlll'(l t'\"t' l'\' l lf(l'1 noun. M ~•nd n v an 11 -6 SVAC v icto r y 0\' L'!' • Sou thwestern . _S oviet secret w eaP.t.=......=O::....=n=--~----:-::-:-:-:-Ja-:-ck_A--:n:-:-d_er--:so::=n WASHINGTON- The Kremlin has been shrill in It s denunciation of President Reagan 's dream of a scl-!1 umbre lla to ward off Soviet missiles. But the most frtghtenlng military · liuelllgence report I've seen In years warns that -the Russians are beginning to produce a surface-to-air missile that might be able to shoot down some U. S. strategic missiles. Ironically, this could put the Soviets In violation of the 197'2 U.S.-Sovlet treaty Ihat lhe Kremlin claims Reagan's futuristic weapon would transgress. The Soviet super-weapon Is the SA-12. Tests monitored by Ihe CIA showed that the SA-12 successfully shot down Sovie t missiles roughly equivalent to U.S. Pershing 2 missiles, whic h have · a n l,!Ol- on· the blackboard," deadpanned Whittenburg, who In ,Um:e years of phiy!ng under Valvano lias learned to place his tongue In -his cheek every bit as weD as his coach. · "You think thai 's a freak play?" asked Valvano. "It's part ~ my Emergency Scoring ~rtes, :triple credenza play, unbalanced ·coac~ around left end ." · It set off a wtld celebratjon .In the University of Ne\V . MeXico's Pit, where State l>llmlnnated first Georgia and then Houston to C':'plurethe · second NCAA title In the school's history. It was a crown N.C. State almost didn't have a chance to win. They were the longest shots to win this tournament since ll*i6 when tiny Texas Western · upset No. 1 Kentucky In the championship game. The Wol!pack struggled through a medloere season and 'l'as a so-so 17-10 going Into the Atlilntlc Coast Conference touinament. It was the re \hatState beatNorthCarollna and Virginia on consecutive nights to win an automatic Invitation to the· NCAAs. The n there were pulsating wins by two points In double overtlme against Pepperdlne, by one point over Nevada-Las Vegas and by two over VIrginia again to reach the Final Four. All the while. Valvano was selling a dream, telling his kids they were a team of destiny. And the Pack bought the Idea. "They get tired of me ta}klng about dreaming,'.' Valvano said. 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The winnlngest sport the past Karen Spencer-Discus,Shot 10 three years at Meigs High • Pau1a Swtsher-5prtnts-~ 12 Dawn Thon'tas--Shot-Discus 9 Schciot has been the girls' track Cltarmete 'I\Irner- Sprlnts·Dtscus . 9 team. This year should prove no fl<..,.,WUUs-IIIJldles·Mlddle • 12 exception as Cooch Gordon Susanna Wtse-Hiln:I~Middle 12 Fisher leads his thlnclads In The 1982-83"Melgs boys varstty their opener tonight at Meigs track squad opens Its seasoii at against Belpre and Vinton home today at 4:30. County at 4: ll. The meet will mark the The Marauderettes were 71·20 · opening of 'the beautiful new last year but will miss the Meigs High School track and school's all·tlme leading scorer field faclll ties. in Laura Smith . and also the Coach !lob Ashley leads the second all·tbne scorer In Chris· whUe .Mick Childs Marauders lin Anderson . assists. Expecting to take over the The boys will battle Vinton leadership laurels are Paula and Kyger Creek. County · Swisher, Renee WilliS,' Susanna MEIGS BOYS TRACII RosTER Wise and Karen Goi;glns, all PLA\'ER-!IPECJALT\' Y1l. seniors. Scott Pu\llns-D!st. 'Runnef 9 · John Lon~tetch-Field 10 Only sophomore Krtstin BaiTroy Ba uer-Field & Dist . 12 ley remains from the relay team Craig Slncla\r- Dtstancc 11 Chad wuua"l s-~ddle 11 that Qualified for the state m.et Stl"Vf' Patterson-Sprinter 11 last year. · Brel Howard-Middle 11 · . . Pomeroy-Middlepoit, Ohio MEIGS GIRlS TRACII ROSTER PIAYER-SPECJALT\' LL<>a AUen-Di'iCus Rowena Averion-Oistance Bob)>y Geyer-Middle Butch Stiles-Hurdles Joe Humphreys-f1eld Mark Hammond-Spr1nter YR. 12 1.2 Carol Bailey- Hurdles-8prints Krtstln BaUey-Mlddle-Distance Penny Dewhurst-HUrdles·Middle 10 P.J . Hams-Distance 12 10 U John Smith-Distance 12 Dreama English-Sprints 9 10 Karen Goggins-Shot-Discus 12 Rhonda Haddox-Sprlnts. HJ&LJ Melissa Howard-Sprlnts-Mktdle Mae Nakamota-MH&HJ Rhonda Neece-HJ-M\d .·Sprlnts Usa Riggs-D1stance W 9 ll 9 9 9 10 Sherry Russeii-Mid .-Shot-Disc. Linda Stewart-Stn'ints-W S.outhern~s Tor-nadoettes By SCOIT D. WOIJI'E SYRACUSE - Behind an 11 hit .offensive slugfest, Coach John Dudding's Southern Torandoeltes rolled to a well-played 1:>0 trtumph over the visiting Eastern Eaglettes here MOnday evening in SV AC girls' softball action. In cl.li1Chlni: the undisputed vic· tory Southern remabted perfect wiUt a · 3-ll mark , 2-0 lnsl!le the SVAC. Junior hurler L:aren Wolfe held the potent Eastern bats to a whisper allowing just two hits, four walks, and four strlkeoots .. Wolfe picked up the win In going the distance In the shortened nve Inning affair. Sophomore hurler Angle Spencer suffered the defeat for Eastem despite a ftne_effort. Spencer tanned two, walked seven, and gave up el~n hlts. Southern rounde up four runs in the first inning with a fine showing at the piate, then ~arne back with a big seven run Inning In' the second to take an early 11-0 lead. In that frame, Becky Michaels led off with a single, followed by an error and two walks, Tonja Salser · The Meigs-Ironton baseball game Monday was called due to a wet tleld. TheMarauders, 1-0, host Ute Southern Tornadoes at 4: :rJ today. The Meigs-Ironton gtris softball game at Jrontpn was also postponed Monday. The Marauderettes will also host the SouUtern Lady Tornadoes at 4: 30 today . For Home Insurance U Sha ~~on Eads-Sprtnter Jon Perrin- Middle 11 11 Jerry Brevtck-Mlddle Assem KabeSb-Distanre 9 12 11 10 9 10 .Eric Johnson-Distance Allen Terry-Distance ' run Boston 0 0 lltl ~ !Jc'trolt Mltwauk('(' 0 0 0 0 00) (Q) ~ N('W York {) 0 • OO'.l Toronto 0 0 0 I Battlmol'(> / BAND-AID® LOOK FOR THIS SYMBOL! IT STANDS ~OR EVERYTHING YOU WANT IN APHARMACY. 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SouUterp 471 103-15 l1 0 Eastern 000 000- 0 2 1 Battertes: Laren · Wolfe (WP) and Bentley. Angle Spencer (LP) and Thoma. FOR QUALITY, VALUE AND CONVENIENCE . IT'S YOUR FAMILY INDEPENDENT PHARMAC ~r ~ '•Gamr AMERICAN LEAGUE . EA..'OT DIVISION " ' l Pl't. GB Cleveland 1 0 t rm - .. o n S&n Diego Atlanta Eastern's·gals delivered a tqwering double, and another Southern batter reach~ via a base on ballS. Jenny Bentley · then rapped a 1m.;. single that cleared the bases ending a ftne 7 run explosion. · Southern went on to score a single run In the third lrarne, . then was blanked IIi the fourth, :tx;fore scoring tbe necessary three run.s to reach the 15 tun plateau in the fifth. The game was called after that frame due to·the l!i rule. Southern hitters were Tonja Salser with a single and two . doubleS, Becky Michaels and Mel Scoreboard ... Majors 5. ' Mike Kennedy-Distance Barry O'Brten-DI!Ita ~ Randy JeweU-Distanc;e d~mp ~e Game canceUed 10 10 10 Greg'Lalhey- Field 9 Ruth Fry-Distance . 10 The Daily Sentinel - ·.. AIQU II r, Sp. . rmln l Clnn1mon '' ~' "'!.~ .,r·-p~~)t ~ ._..__ !~ , ...- . ( . ' Thirteen young ladles make up the Meigs Marauderette reserve softball squad, Including eight lreslunen and five sophomores. First-year Coach Wally Hatfield directs his '"girls against four opponents this week starting tonight against Eastern at the Tuppers Pla.ns field beginning at 4:30p.m. ~ 'i'he young Marauderettes lost their opener to Wellston last week. MEIG8 IIESEIIVE SOFTBALL II08I'ER PIAl'EJI.-1'08. Came Karr. OF Glteryl BwTis, OF Gina Fd~od. SS Jodi Mlllor, 38 ,Lisa Hollman, 28 Tereu Pran, OF Barb Hatlleld, p Daphne Dillard, 28 Kim Eblln,_C.QF Holly Miller 1OF Jull• Roliob, P Taltnoe Jotwon, OF Debbk' Werry, 1B YR. 9 10 9 9 10 10 9 9 10 9 9 9 10 Bllliard toumilment set Warning : The Surgeon General Ha·s Determined That Ciga~eue Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. I • ' .. . .. '~··· r '. '. ' • ·I .... ' ,. A stomper pqol tournament will be held Saturday at Ute 'flippers Plains Fire Station. Registration hegins at 6 p.m . and there will be four classes, two_jl!ll\l classes and a powder puff competltloft: Tropitles p'us mjllley will be awarded wtnners..The tournament II sjlonsored ·b y the Tuppers Plains Ball· Parle Cominlttee. '. . Super Sale Prlcis on NEW! Steti·Behed Radials I Double belt~ with 1feel cord in Firestone'J ,famous "7 over 2 plut l" construe1ion. Long ·weorlng, road-gripping treod; eosy·rolling f~ l efflcfenty. Whltewolt Slu 11'175170113 P\75/801\l PII5/IIOR1'3 P205/10R 13 1'17517.511:1-4 P1!15/75R14 PJ95/1 5RI4 P205/10R14 P':Z05/15R14 P215/1511A 11':125/151 '" 11'20.5/75115 P'21.5175AU 1'225J75R15 P'235J75R15 lads April30. v IALI ~ ..oc. F.IE .T. ,.,.',' "'· S7.ts 11.70 1.113 "· to.tS "·"' ' ... ,,,,.. t1.ts ~- PEPSODENT" TOOTHPASTE 8.3 oz. SO' Oft Label GALA PAPER TOWELS Jumbo Roll &UPER HOLD NON· AIR FRESHENER UROSOL HAIR MIST Floral, ouorland X-Hold or Unocontod Soucapo Scone RJ~ $239 SUPER :;t , 13 2.2• 2.3. "·" :z.f 4 2 .67 2 .<44 2.59 . 2.9. Alt Pfic_, ~hn 1011 . No !rode-in ttMded. BRAKE AUGNMENT On Most Cars .WORK $.}375 . WEDO . POMEROY HOME & AUTO Ph. 992-2094 F'ometoy, Oh. 505 E. . Main Front End Aligl)11'*'1 ,.,... Can BrabS.Mct .............. PREID -- ' PLAYTEX® CLAIROl" AS A_ _ c-NON·DEODORANT ·.. ClAIRMISl PICTURE TAMPONS 2a i:t. f.87 2.00 2 .49 Jt,tJ ~·'- 1.90 2.01 11·" u .ts ... ., 71.ts. --- I ~~~ r .-, .._ .. ·I 4oz. Famous 721 Chler 4() million 72 1 radials already produced for America\ cor ownen. " ..,_. • DUTTON DRUG CO. MIDDLEPORT ) · �1983 . ' The. D~iJy Sentinel ' By The Bend FOR. SALE .' Invitations were mailed Monday to a wine and cheesetastlngev~>ntat a fund raising party lor the Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society·. The party wUI be held at the Meigs. Inn on Sunday from 2 to4 p.m. There will be a display by the Meigs · Camera Club and' enterlalnrnent ·WUI be provided by Denver Rice. Chairmen are Mrs. Pat Ingels, Mrs. Pam Kelly and Ralph Werry. Regrets are to be telephoned to 992·3896. ' '' . Thomas A. Siders, 490hloAve. at Gallipolis Development Center, recently celebrated .his filth a nnl· versary as a resident there. Siders was admitted to til e Ohio Hospital for Epileptles,TOHE) as It was known back In 1933, at age 11 years. To commemora le this event, a dinner was held lor Siders at Bob Evans Farms Sausage Shop In Rio Grande. The dinner was arranged by Noreda Ga uze, an activity , t herapl~t . a( GDC and wa~ attended. .. t>y severa l of his frlerids . ~ 1 the Center: Siders reca lled how life ·has changed since first eomlrig to G.D.C .. " I used to live In the fa rm cottage, worked In the kllchen a nd worked out .In tile flelds. I even had 30 head of rabbits at one time." ' A lot has changed ve then. Activities once centered around the farn:t have now been replaced with ones designed to Increase lndepend· ence both within the center and the community. Siders Is Involved In classes such as homernaldng and bowling as well as tending a greenhouse and selling newspape rs, popcorn, and Items .;uch as key chains and billfolds which he makes. . . . Siders ts·hest knoW!' around the center lor his deliCious popeorn which he began selling many years ago. He says he uses a special kind or salt which gives It that speCial taste. Calendar TUESDAY LEBANON - Meeting of all awllcants for water service In the Stlversv111e area to be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Lebanon Township Garage. Signing of easements for necessary right-of-ways will be handled and bOth husbands and wives should attend the' meeting. Those on Township Roads 29, 410 a nd 30 as well as the Immediate community of Stlversvllle should atlend . POMEROY- Mr. and Mrs. Don Genhel mer will present a program about their work In Alrica at the St .. Pa ul Lutheran Church, Pomeroy, at -7:30 Tuesday evening. Mr. Genhelmer rs a nephew of Mrs. Eva Schrteber of Bu ll Run lnMelgs County. Mr. and Mrs. Genhelrner will be here for a week befo·re going back to Africa. • --~ POMF:f10Y - Mr. and Mt·s. Don Genhf'imcr will j>t'f'scn l a ·progra m on their work In Africa In the missionary field' at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at St. Paul Lu.th el'a n Chu rc h: pub lic POMEROY - The 1963 gra. duating class of Pomeroy-High School will meet Tuesday at the Meigs Inn at B p.m. to ma ke plans lor the Wth class reunion to be held May 28. WEDNESDAY RACINE - Revival now In progress at Racine First Baptist Church through AprilS. Ser\'lces are a t 7: 30p.m. nightl y. Walter H. Salter, J r .. of Brunswick, Gla .. Is the evangeltst. There will be special singing and nursery service will be provided . Pastor Don Walker In· vttes' the public to a ttend . MIDDLEPORT - Evangeline Chapter 172, OES, Thurs. day, dinner, 6 p. m., Middleport Masonic Temple, honoring past matrons and patrons: regu lar meeting, 7:30 p.m .. with lnltla· tory work. Dinner price, $4, reservations to be made with Emma K. Clatworthy . • SYRACUSE - S,utton Town· s ~lp Trustee meeting will be Tuesday, B p.m .. a t Syracuse Municipal Building. POMEROY - Mary Shrine, White 'Shrine of J erusalem, will practice fot•lnstallatlon at 7 this evening at the Pornery Masonte Temple. Installation will be at 7 p.m. Friday. - 'I ' Racine resident in play at RIO GRANDE - The Theatre Dep.] rtmen'r a't Rio Grande Colleile - and Community College has rom· pleled casting lor the spring musical "Cinderella" by Rodgers a nd Hamrnerstetn. A spokesman a t the college sa id the rnusteal will be Performed Aprll 14-17 at 8 p.m. In the theater of the Fine and Performing Arts Center. The production Is under the direction of Edward Roark. ·The play, first produced for television in 1957, featufed Julie Andrews In the title role. The production Is under the direction of Edward Roark. . The pla~trst produced lor television In 1957, fea tured Julie Mason COunty Regional Sta te There will be free enterlaln· Farm Museum will have rts ment Saturday afternoon. The thtf'd annual old-fashioned beef museum Is located four miles sullper Satjll'day, Aprtl 9. north of Point Pleasant just orr Soup wUI he rooked outside In Rt. 621. large Iron kettles by the women or the group beginning at8 a.m . The Collegium Mustcum, a Serving wtU begin a t 12:30 p.m. , . selected grol!Jl of vocal students on Saturday afternoon and wUI !rom Meigs High SchOQI, wm continue until au the soup has leave at J.2. midnight Thursday been sold. lor a trip to Colonial Williams· So\lp wUI be sold by the bowl burg, va: All members are to or may be carried out. The soup report to 'the music room at nwill sell lor 50 cents a bowl, $1.75 p.rn. Thursday ,for a WIU'm·UP per quart: or $6 a aaUon. For · practice SESSion: The -group will carry-out persons ani to brjng be returning to the high school at !heir own conblners. All proapproxlnlali!ly mldntaht' Mon· ceeds will be used to up-grade day morning. . the museum. soup ' \ .,. ~· Andrews . lri the Uti~ role. The produe.tton Is consistent with the · original story written qy Charles Perrault In the 17th century. • The cast of "Ctriderella" has been recruited from the college as well as surrounding eomrnu.nltles. The royal family will feature J. Brent .Patterson of Racine as the prince with Merlyn Ross of Gautpolls a nd Kell1 Kemper of Bidwell as the king and queen. The role of the comically unpleasant stepsisters will he played by Kathy Spencer of Gallipolis, and Josle Bapst of Gautpolls. The role of Cinderella w111 be performed by Steffl Purcell of Gall1polls. Other area persons Involved in ,_ ........ ........... ·- ~ .. -. M• c ~•""••• )I .. '"".. ' "' . ... lOt ...... ........ ... . .. _MO . AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH . 992·5682 or 992 · 7121 . . . f ~·~,.ho6ll o.,... o Nat1orial B.lnk. Aacrne. Oh10. All ThOinpson tool!: the 1nquines should be d•rected to Manage<. ·College Road, Syramembers on.a ·tilur ot the Holter's . the same: The HPme Natlonol cuie. Qhio. · Bank reserves the rtght to re1ec1 spring gardens. any or ~~~ brds and to remo'l(l (41 5. l tc No ..ntr $Idly Miuld bJ husllind, ~nd: ....~~drtn lnd . ndcnnunii. POl EliOT LAI!DIARII . 614-192-2111 I 12-J mo Pd Au'thorized John DHr, - -·• ..-·-· --Ce!Goli.... -l'1umblng ond New Holllnd, Bush Ho& · t Farm Equtpmen D.-ler farm Equipment _.., wortc (F•M htlmal" ) Yard Solo 929 Second Avo .. Golllpollo .. Wed . • ThU [I· Fumlturo. oppllonco, mioc . YOUNG Ill or 992-7314 , Po"loroy, 992-6215 ·Parts MINE RUN . STRIP co · AL APPLIANCE SERVICE 0 Chester, hio Ph. 985-4269 Dawayne Williams , & 'Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop · Service Available1 MIUER . . ELECTRIC 3FomllyYordSoto3\'omitoo out Rt . 160. Thurs. on old Rt 160ot. Evergreen 6 .Friday Women. children ·, clothing S. lots of odds & ends. e. B~k~- ~~,;..~~d·~~;;.·;~i~ ·- ~; tho United Pontocootol church basement April 7th For ell your wiring _ and 8th . 10-4 . Free coftoe. nee ds; f urnaces repair service and inFIVE family yard aa~en · 11 tl ' tenorv Town Hou10 , Gottlpo· 1 • a I on . Iii. Ohio. TuoodiV • Wod · Residential neodav . Ap•ll 5 & 6. 9 to I lit Commercial Call 74 2-3195 JUNIOR :12.10 sina·bo.ys, H ltc Pottle ·chAir, curtians. beds - A TON PH . 992 - 2280 l -23-Lit AL TROMM'S .. BACKHOE SERVICE GIVE. US A TRY 742-2328 3 I I mo J-10-1 me RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and ~ COI8 tadilltOI'I and hea· t• ,.,.., We can alao acid boil end rod outre· diatorl. We a1t10 repair G11Tank& PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport , Ohio 1· 13-lft Writesel ROOFING All types of roof work. new or !!pair. gutters and downspouts. gutter cleaning and painting, storm doors and windows. All Work Guaranteed . · · "Free . h~ilnates" Call: 949-2263 992 ·7201 . ""' FISHERMEN! ·· \ . Or 992-279] "'" Now Has Falhion ., Outlet Quality Clothing : ·Jeans 'Blouses 'Swim Suits 'Eveninl Gowns '· HAVE YOUR TROPHY MOUNTED 5 To 6 .waak Service .~~~~t~.:;:.~on cott The Taxr'dermy Shor. r 01 Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BIssELL CO Sl 01 NGC t . space below. Each in· figures I counts as a word . Count 1 name and address or wn,rd.l phone number if used . II You' ll get better results --+-...:..~~f-"'-t-~i if ' YOU describe fully, II give ·price . The Sentinel ~T~o~t~S+--~~~~l---1 ·the right to 1creser.es lassify, edit or reject ~T_:o_:2..:.5+-~t--:-r:-=-:t:-::: 1any ad. Your ad will be ~~o~l~S.L-~~~~~~~ I tltial or group of '; ' the Proper bo i f you I ClliSSiflcation' pro!ler . ' ll•-... _Thes.e.cash r.a1es g~..,.·:the r (.l"ffrn~~fe inc lude discount Etc . ·Open.Tues.·Sat. iO:OO io 5:00 2ti4 washineton st. RavenswoodJI. va . 2 I < 1 < !Announcement 'For Rent 1 I 1. ·• 1 2. Iseam Long Bott~m . Oh. Y-:\ 1 !Sears: C& TAIOG MERCHANT Pomeroy.OH. Gr.. & Patty Gibbs·Owrtors PH . 992· 2178 n o.uc Mature Qu111 now being sold. Eggs available with notice after May I. Day old chicks available with depo· Sit after May 25 . J 11 mo ALL sTEEL & POLE BULDINGS iimt~r~M&~' UTILITY BUILDINGS Up lnSDiatd Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS RIC!Rt. . Oft · FciNE"'sEHNETR 1 'Parking Lots •Driveways 'Basements 'Patios We pay cuh for la t e model c lean used cars. Frenchtown Ca r Co Bill Gene Johnson 4 month otd male mixed ~04 · 675 - 1 2<. 2S . 26. 27. 28 . 29 . JO ' ! (). 1 I 1. I 12 . . I .IJ . I 1 1 '· ' ' I ' 1 1 --- i' I ,.' 1 32 . I -- - - - -- J-4 . 35 . • -- - - - -- - -- - --- - . - I I I Mall This coupon with Remittance I' I . The DI!IIY Sentinel · ~ ltiQI Public Notice 4 S·ttt 614-446·0176 . Fiberglus baas boat , late 5882. NIGHT CRAWLERS 4. WORMS highest\ price• paid. lake Jackson Bate & Tackle. Olk 'Hill . Call 614- Giveaway .long haire'd kitten . . from ht Smellest Htlltr Core to the Llrpst Rldil· tor. R1dl1tor Speciaist NAT~AN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Exptritnct SMIJH NELSON I -.,,Oil. 1 deceased. fa te ol 827 ·L'eahman StrBet. l ebanon. Pennsvlvanta t 704 t Robert E Buc k Proba le Cterlr:. t31 22. 29 t41 ~- 3!c . '' Jud ge RED 1427. BEDS -IRON, BRASS, old furniture , gold , sillier dol · len. wood Ice bona, atone jer1 , tfltiquta, etc., Com plate houaeholdl. Writ e : M .D. Miller. Rt. 4 . Pomero y , black OPEN 9 to 5 liON. tltru SAT. All Typos of Auto Ropoil, . 8rok11, !uno-Ups. etc. SPECIAL , TRAilS MISSION Fll TU AND FLUID CHANGE ONLY '31.95 ,.,,.,, CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofi" & Sidilfl Co. lot1l1 I Lone lottollt, Oil. 45743 915-4193 Of 992·30&7 SUPERIOR VINYL · SIDING 'Sidln1 'Roofln1 'Gutter & Down Spauts "Rtmodelin1 20 YNrs Experience In Home Artl FREE ESTIMATES c.n 143-5425'!no~ -H· lawn M owing no yard to big or .s mall . Reliable and depen dable . For es tim111te ce ll 446·3 169. · Small engine repair, lawn mowers. riding mowe rs, to · totillers . Reas onable ratea. Jrd . & Olive St .. Gallipolis . 446- 3 1 59 b elween 9 end 6 . 7 pupa. Part Norwegian Elk hound & part 'German Shed c It 614 388 9602 per . I - .... . ~ . Late model 1976 or newer boat mot or and trailer . Prefer 14- 17 ft . 66 to-86 hp . Will consider others. Ask tor oennl• 304 -676 -6169 . 7 pupa. Po'rt No•woglon Elk hound & pert German She- ~;~~~-'8i~;a~t~~~~~~!~!~~~~ n ~ 6 22 Money to Loa n HOM E LOANS 12 % flxed rate . LeBder M or·tgage , 77 E State . Athena. Ohio . 1-6 14 - 592 ·305 1. or· 1-800-34 1. 6664 in Ohio . 11 Lost and Found Help Wanlad The Rio · Grande Colleg e CETA Program is 1eeking 446·2042 .. pen lcipants 'f or a clanroom 1kill traing progrl m for food Found -BI.ck m1le · service p•nprofeuiona rt . tvpe dog. Found In vicinity {Thil Is not a quantity of 8th St . In Middleport . cookfng program. I Ohio resi Humane Society •t 614 - dents who have been unem· 992 ·5427 or 614 -992 · ployed for , e minimum of 11606 . Mven (7) days lhould •1•-·· --·--·-- ·-·· ·····- phone their locel Orlo Bu· Loat-Biue tick coon hound (n reeu of Employm•n S•rviRutland eree. Anyone with cea Office for mort detail• lnfOrmetlon pi•••• c•lll14~ •nd to arrange tor inter· 992-11220. view . Rio Grande Coll•ii• Ia ·- · · --- · ·· · --·· ·~- --·- -·-----· an· Equal Opportunity Loat-bleck and ten female . Employer . --·--· --- coon hound. Chelhlre erea . Tettooa in Nn. •&o. re- Busina u & Second Mon gage loans . Equity Reaour ceJ. In Ohio 1 -800-992 2361 . out o f Ohio- 1·600·541 -6286. 23 Professional Sarvicas C&L BookkMping Tu Returnalr bookkeeping for Individuals & bulinesa .. ; Shan forma 16.00 lonQ-forms 120 .00 and up Carol N_oot 4A6-3862 PIANO TUNING-& REPAIR C•ll Bill Ward for aP,point ment, Wa_rd 'a Keyboard . 446-4372. word. Coli co.tloct448 ·9780 · or 44e:~ 4112. .... -· ... -· .. --. ·-. -- ·-- -- ---- 7 SALES :NO EXPERIENCE · NECESSARY to ooll Avon . 31 l'tpmes lor Seta Yard Sate • • We'll ahow YOJI flow·. Good Flee Market-Southern Ohlo't N-tot Weelcty Flte M1rket Fleate Dr-Ive In eornlngol Cell · 8t4· 388· 9041 or 814·892·3890, •rv Set.urd•Y . Avon. 304-871·1429 . ThootOf Chllllc01ho, Oh. Ev· pd. 3159. -- - - -- - •n EUGENE LONG General Haulin g and Trash removal Service . Reli abl e and dependable. Call 446 · with white bib. Cott 446· Construction will do drive 7711 · Oh. Or 992· 7760 . weys. asphalt. conc rete , painting & rumodeling . Call -8-,-.ut - ifu- t-:-to_n_g-:-h-o:i,.-d:-:t:om ---;eto Gold. 1llvar. 1tarllng . Je · 446-928t . cat , E,•poctlng killona. Call welry . ring• . old coin s & 446·4633 . currency . Ed Burkett Batber Gardena plowed with large Puppies . Port G••man Sho-. Stiop. Middleport . 992· rototiller six inches deep 3476. Ready t o plant . Reuter-614 pherd. part Doberman . Call 992-2490 .' 446-421 1. Great Dane black, female. Reward tor inform1tion leading to recovery . Call ----------t-------_,..---'j An clit arv Co-Adm,nl strat ors ot t1o Uted mowing ma chine . 7ft sickle bcir. C1ll 614·266- pord. Coli 614-388 ·9. 602. 211 w.... SANOY AND BEAV ER tn surll nce Co . hu orter8d sur vicea for fire insu'rance cowerage in Gallia County tor almost a century. Farm , hom u 11 nd per~onal propeny coverages are available to mee t individual needs Con 'tac t Eugene H olley , agen1. Phon e 3 88 -8690. 18 Wanted t o Do model. Call 446-4298. ANY PERSON who snd hoo anything to give away GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. lndusltill. Commercii), Residentill. Interior lnd Exterior. Psin1ing Sandblasting .. Mortllrblooting Parking Lot Stripping sPfiY patntmg . . ToKture Coetingo Fully ln141red- f1M r_ sstiimltls CAll 614-949·7616 - 2-H me Insurance . 0 MOTORS, Inc. I • l . . ·- - . ------------~.-. ~·----. . ' •• PARTS ond SERVICE the estate of Ralph . C Hil l. I Pomeroy, Oh, 45769 . •Refrigerator• •Dryers •FrH1era I ' I I 1 I • "'1 Courts!. 985-3561 All Makes •WoahOIO •Diohwuhero Rongol 1 J1 II, · KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE PROBATE couRT oF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Pomoroy, Qh. ESTATE Oi' RALPH C. HILL. Ph. 992-2174 OECEASED c - No. 2401& NOTICE OF 1 APPOINTMENT ,.. FIOUCIARY un.MO>cn 16. I 983. on lhe litchtn C.binets - Roof· i>cuunov Probate Court. Inc - Sidln1 - Conorttt 240 16. Ruth C Pltlos - Sidtw1lks of Bolt 213. 'Rac1ne. Oh< O 45771 and M<ldred M Now Constructl011 - It· mocltllnl - Custom Poll Car hahan of 80,.: 1 73 . Aac1ne. OH 45771 we<e appo<nted llrns . • I lS. - .......----- ' "':t~ lftt"7 1 16. f Sunday~ Cai!~Hlt ' I Jl. 33 No I I I I· I ..''· ·--·- 949-2860 II ·I ! --~-·- ~~· I ~I 6. I 7. I 9 I 9. I · "Beautiful , US om · Built Garages" Call for free sidiniiS· timates, 949·2801 or "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" 13 . Are you paying to much tor y our h ospital -heaith in au- - - - ----:-::- 1 r a n e e . Co li Car r o ll Pay ca1h for used mobile Snowden . 446-4 290 homes or travel traw el trail ers. Prefer 1965 and up. Ca ll 446-0069 Square Dance every Slturday from 9 to 1 AM . Country Rock Sun dey 7 to 11 PM. Robert Picken ' s, East Darwin. St . Rt . 681 . 682-7448. Reasonable Rates Rt. PH . 3. Pomeroy. _ _ OH. 992-5541 . Will cleen house 304 -676 - 446-8026. 446-0294 . Riverv ie w Nurs i ng Cere Home . Now open tor ambu latory · patients. 304 -773- Richard Garfield Will do Interior & hterior work . H~tnging wall pt~per . ptm eling & etc Con t11 ct Ronnie Hubbard a t 614 - 6039 . Buying Gold , Silver , P~ati · num. Gold and SII~Jer priCes are the highest in two yean. che ck our pri ces on gold & silver, 1crap jewelry. Buying Old coins. •crap rlnga & silverware . Da ily qu.otea available . Al1 o coins & coin auppllu for aale. Spring Valley Tnding Co .. Spring Valley Plaza . 446 -8026 or SWEEPER and sewing ma chine repair . pat;ta,. and 1uppliea. .. Pick up end deliwery. Devil .vacuum Cleaner , one half fiile up George• Creek Rd . Call brood puppy . 5702. Situations Wanted To Buy the eveninga . Clell LaBonT e, Sr.-Owne1 ~~~ -~ ,:. i , ._ \\ \..'1-": • r_ • Waniod 12 446 -3t59 O< 256 -1967 in 3 Announcaments Ph. 985 -4345 FREE EXTIMATES 'Chain link Fence 'Catpltinc 'Paintinc ~dith In memory of Abbot who pused awa.,. 8 year s ago t oday. Sadly miued by family. ,.. t. No e• perience necessary . Pert or full t ime. Eernmoney working at home. Free de tails . Write to:Bertonis -3 07 S11nd St. A pt. 4 . Ra11 ens· wood, W .VA. 26164 Will care for the elderly in WANTE 0 TO BUV Old furni - ' o ur ho m e. Trained & ••peture and Antiques of ell rienced . LPN care givun kinds. call Kenneth Swain . 614 -992 -7314 1 mo ~---=~"'"----i::::::=::::;::;:;:~::::j;:::=;~~~;;;==~ 1I ........... - • . AUTOMATIC ~r"our" ' d. ..J /l!.l!.~ ' RADIATORsERvo TRANSMISSION co. 702 17 . t8. t9, 20. 2 Call Au ctio n every Tuesd8y night, Community Puilding, Henderson. WV . $6 .000 toad of merc handise avery aele. Consigners welc ome. Auct . Lonnie Neal. Ca ll 9 In Memoriam month-old puppy , I 4612 .... 56 . Tho 0.0 . M c in t yre Park District i1 an Equal Opportunity Em ployer. Dead line : April , 6 , 90t2 . AUCTION ewery Saturday night, Mt . Allo, WV . 6 p.m . Consignments welcome . Emma Hell 11uctione er LaBONTE'S QUAIL FARM Silts start from 12'JI6' ·\\~ ·-------------- k in full -time, part ·time ae1aon~~l In~ manp9wer pro ·greirla. Responsitile for park adminlatratiori , meinte · nance standards & alteop...--1 ationa, park aec1,1rity, an'd' coordination of countywide rtCrlltion ufJCtivitifJt Jtaged at t he park. On call24 ~aura and work out aide ex poled to weather. Requ irements : Professional training in Park Administra tion . Management and Maintenance. or closely related field . Two years expe rie nce in management and sup~rvlaion of park a. open specu o r grounds. and related outdoor facilities . Drivers license required . Heavy equipment Opera to r, public chem ical operator license, security tra ining, first aid. and CPR tra ining preferred . In addition the res ume, applicants are required to complete county employment lip plication availablu at thu Part. District Officp. Gallia Cou nty Courthouse. Gallipolis . Ot-t 46631 . 446 - Someone to do yard work & lawn mowing . Will pay &3 .00 per hr . Call614 · 388 - Auction every Fri . night at •the Hartforl;l Community Center . Truckloads of new merch•ndiae every week. Consigmenu of new and used merchandise alwaya welcome. Richard Reyno ld• Auctioneer. 276-3069 . RAVENSWOOD FABRICS ~-----------1---------i------====~ I Pr int one word in each· I put 700 ecre Aec coon Creek COunty Perk . Supervision of Public Sale & Auction 8 "Something New" I----------+----------r------====-1 . h PARK MANAGER lioopon· aible to the D irec-tor of Parka i.. Recreet6on . Duties Include menagement of the meintenance and oper111on of county Perks &. RecrN· tion fecilitiet induding the 1983 .- •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •liMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER liNES •PONDS. REClAMATION WORK •IANO CLEARING . CONCRETE WORK , IIOIIDED.&WORK GUARANTEED PHONE JIM CliFFORD FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH . 992 -2772 .).ot ••. Pt. Help Wanted Yard Sale. Apr . 7 . 8 . 9th. 102 Highland Ave. N ot . Experien ced printer. responsible for .acc identa. 6t4 ·286-6000. •B~CKHOE •N&w Roofing K & K Pleattant . CONTRACTING •DOZER •lnt ulatfon •Storm Ooon •Storm Windows •Repl., cement Win·dows prea·d u . •rriri,.ll boolu ,, lt\lffe'd. · gam Eut8r dolls. craftl . April 6, 6. 7 . 9-6;00 , J&F J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING 'Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Service 7; 8 SR. -143 in . 1114· 74 2· '2321loonvtllo - •~1 SERVICE $3()00 1- I p one "•~ • :r- - Septic· Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH . 992·2478 I Add ress· 1 I n cUse, or at .the ho me at Geor.ge E. Holman. Treasurer, Pnncrpal ..:.tias·line.s' Write your own ad and order by mail with this I o~ ·fhowltllt· . .,.., CARPENTER SERVICE Addona ....t __..,...., •........._..,.. __ wortc - '"'ublcy·9. IMda • atroll.,., a.ntpott•. 1 onCI othor mloc . Moving Solo Solo bed. chotr. kltehen oqutp .. queen oiled bed . clothing, antiquo dining rOom sulto, lawn mower, rbtotlltor. much more. Rd 7th •B 8th. 9~5 5mttoo . Lower t04 Rlvor . o• · South of nmberwolf Boil Shop. I co upon. Cancel your ad by phone when you get I New lima Rd., Ru11and, 0 . Ph. 614-143-5191 doe• not offer or attempt to 614 985 4464 I r esults. Money not r~fundable . I PH. 742 -2225 l 1 1 m~P~ offer anv other thing for 11le 10.s. 11c 1 1 l ~8 1 mo may place an ad In this will be no 1I Name II 1-1___:_____~--t---------t----------j column. charge to There the odvonloar. lll )l A.o~o -Backhoes -Dump Trucks -lo·Boy - Trencher -Water -Sewer 1 I GREG ROU$H H. L. EXCAVATING -Dozers Curb Inflation 1· Pay Cash for I. Classifieds and II · Save I I I ' I •I I __ ~~a: PULLINS ·r' . ..---------------------~ ~ I ' J . . II SALES & ·SERVICE U.S. II)'. 50 lAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO 11 614-367·7t01 . , REALrOI . PHONE 992-2156 .................. 3·24 -!lc me ·-===:::=::::=:::::::==; Allee St. Rt. 124. Pomeroy, OH. REAllORS Henry [ Cleland, Jr .. GRI .. . .. ...... 992·6191 Jo Hill .................... .. ....... ... ................ ......... 985-3335 Jean Trussell .............. ....... .. ..... ...................... 949-2fi60 Dottie Tumer ................................... . 992·5692 Office ........ ... .. .. ... . .................... 992-2259 ft . .... """'' used. · Roger Hysell GARAGE POMEROY -look meo,.r, close to town, Naylo" Run Roill, n<e · I !h story frame i'<tme, 605 acres. 7 rooms, 3 bedmoms, equipp,lli krtchen vitlh mre cb:nets. cellar and 2 outbUilding;. II • YO · UNG~S BOGGS ~~=Ga:l:li=po:li=s=,O=h=i=Ol:li:z:,~. ~======' ="==··=·=·=-~=========-t========:1 POMEROY - lincoln Hill -Super 8uy on hilltopwtth a good lot. This~ a goOO sta ~er i'<tme. One lloor plan IB'x II ' living room wrth 2 bedrooms. Carpeti ng and so me paneling. Storm doo" and windows. natural gas heat, garden space Ou5tde entrance to basement $16,000.00 · ~ I, r- AfjD 446-9800 POMEROY - Mulberry Ave. - More than meets lhe eye, l!h story home mexcellenll)l'ghborhood, childrencan walk to schOO. This" a lamily SIZe home wnh 4 bedrooms. lar!;'lltVmg room wrth fireplace..buill-in dishwasher. New carpet throughout. Front and s.ide porches. Forcoo air natural gas heat s up~811ented by I\OOd . bumEJ lor cheap heati ng ~ost $27.500.00: · · ... the prod~ctlon include. Kristen • :Allen .oF,Rto · Grimcte; RebeCca·· Bowman of Waverly, Ron Baker of Jackson, Jim Dixon of Gall1polls, Margaret Evans of Rio Grande, Dwayne Forgey of ThulTJian, Leslie Gilroy of Powell, Robert Gordon of Gall1polls, Ralph Gueltlg of VInton, Tobtan Herron of Sherrodsville, Mary Ann Lane of Malta, Thomas McNickle of McAr· thur, Allen Ross of Gallipolis, Edith Ross of GalliPolis, Richard Steele of Gallipolis, Laura Swonger of Well· ston, Craig Summers of McConnelsvll1e, Jean Ann Vance of Bidwell, Barbara Wallen of GaUl· polls and Sonya Wood of Jackson . Rtmodtlin1. olnsu"nce Wo.o. •• •• oCustomPoteBid.IS. & Gari&IS •Roofinc Worl. . oAitotttintQ & Ymyt Sidqs 15 Years h-•ionco S&W TV RYDER TRUC< RENTAL & ONE-WAY local ~nd on&-way. low rates. top mainl.!ined trucks. Ri•ilt • sizes. rie;ht ~~ipment. Hand truck s, furniture pads, Na·de Road Setv' M · t!OIWII tee. OY· ing tips and insur.tnce. Riverside VW Inc. • R~o J eremy David Johnson cele- and Evelyn Johnson ; J ill Johnson, Harold Whttteklnd, Shawn and bra ted his fourth birthday March 21 VIckie Miller and April. Kart al!d Daniel, Mrs. Jerry Colmer, BtU and with a party ar the home of his Tiffany; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tim, and -T ammy and Scott parents, Mr. a nd Mrs. David Whltteklnd and Shawn and Daniel; Johnson. Johnson, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. J erry Colmer and The Pack Man a nd Ms. Pac Man Tim and BUI; Mrs. Cindy Rll,)an theme was carried out with yellow a nd A. J . and Jennifer; Mr. and streamers and balloons decorating Mrs. Stan Duckett and Nikki, the table. Shari Blackwell made the Joshua and Jeremy ; Greg Cun· cakes which were served with ' nlngham. Mrs. Sandy Wright 'a nd chips, Ice cream, and fruit drink. J essica: I'm. and ·Mrs. Steve Garnes were played, with prizes Blackwell, Artca andJ. R.; Mr. and going to Amber Blackwell, Dahle I ·Mrs. Roy Bares wilt a nd Ryan; and Whltteklnd , Shawn Whlttektnd a nd Jeremy's brother Scott. . April Mill er who abo won the door ' On Sunday, a birthday dinner was given honodng Jeremy at the prtze. Each child attending received a home of his maternal grand· ( treat before leaving. Those present· mother, Mrs. Stephenson, Pome· .;'\ lng gifts to _the honored guests roy . Attl'ndtng were Mr. a nd Mrs. "\\ ..,._.bestqes those named W..re his James Farley. Rick!, Jamie and Creattng deca ratlve back- grandmothers. Mamie Stephenson Davy, of Marietta: Mr. and Mrs. · Jeremy f~hnson grOunds for arrangements : - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . ; _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ; - - was thE' program emphasis a t a recent meeting of t!l'). Shade Valley Council of Floral Arts at the bonne of Mrs. Pat Holter. Mrs. Holter conducted a work· Or Write Oailly Stnt1oe1 Classifftd Dtpt. shop on backgrounds, with each Ill Cou rt St .. Pom, roy, Ohio 4S7'1J member creating her own from materials provided by the hostess. · Several techniques In creating unusual designs were demonstrated bY Mrs. Holter who showed 1 Co td o l flt.'amoo(• o"j IN fHiOo<><;OI o..., ... ~,.,, l I H...,_old Ooodo ~"' _...__., ., ..~'"""• • nc:•J _. t .~ y"'! lt!!lJl.r• •..t w,r· uhr· _ ;~ ~.'!":.';.s;:..L painting, spraying, · as weu- ·ru, n .. ~~""' .." Cl . IV.""""'''"'-' n ..... ,_,.., s.... o:u , . II U Alliilluoo ., , .... .. wo 4 Qr.M.., oy j .. /1 .. ., 11 •/ o•l•lu•u;. o· u h"" ~ ''' 4 M•oc ,. .......c.,.... pouring paint on·a background and ,8&l...................... ... , -~~·-· l<Mt ... "'"" dh••"" ..... I , (_ ., ... ......, ............... ........ then blowing It with a vacuum ' , , .\..nollft.y u ....- ...- ...... s... l l .. ....... , ... .... ........ r,, """'"' en ~~•• J Jf ot- o.,.,... rtc.......,,,..,_ Co.do IIH "'"" !:""• M4 sweeper or hair dryer. Florescent .,., , "" "''"''"'"...., ,............ l4 !l"""'"""'"''<fi~'" ... a...... !1'17 ...-..,. .... fil'!o,.,....,_, Jtr""'"••..,.. lt1 Cho-o ..__,..,. paints for use with blackltght was II AN! f"'o .. Wo ~ Oo.t 1611 l ..,n l ll ........ ~ , ... r:: ........ "']; biiil£:0 a..;'liioooo ." .- " . ~173 " "-u ...'* A,.o,.... l H ...,,,.. ..., dernonstra ted by Mrs. Holter who M.o- ~·c... 1M ... o,., , .. , ,,.,•.,, •.,, 1111 ... ....... _ ., ........... . """' •r-,w...,.., also talked aboutal)stractdestgiis In II ,.,..,r.u...,...,, an ...... a... !1 4'1 "••·41 MfltllloH ...., .. I.,. II oN ' ' ..._. ,. . . . , _ , J"' ........ 141 ........... I J ..I..OI.o!W ... to6 IJ w.,r.tllt DI,.. Ill ·....,,.., 4J ....... .... ..... . 119!1 ··. ,..._...., ......... ,,, c......... 1 1 ,_, ••..c. blackllght classes and creating a l l·l - · ........................ . ..,., ••• n. .. 41 14 ·~- · ""'"'"~~ :: :;:;.::: "-'·-··- )--~-- - - -·"-- j lllktoMio 18 . . . . . f ........ dimensional effect through painting II too IIO...,oiH~ u,ooll-do a... .s.,.,...,...,.., IIIIHoo, l'llo CIII •1w..,,.,, . .. .., noo IIMH " u,,.u _ .. ,,,.,,. ~~.~, __ I? Mioc........_ one design over another In dttferent uoo •• h~..... eru.,...... ,.... ~totsw.,... s..aot•-r11-•dloOo •• '"'l"" colors. '"'-"""~-··.,......,.1 "" The fourth anniversary o!tbeclub ' . Pu!llic, Notice was observed with an exchange of gifts. Four viSitors J:eCOgnlzEd were any or allrtems hom the sale a, Mrs. Jane Thompson, Mrs. EUa PUBUC SALE b --:--:.-:;"---;---Pa~, Mrs. Teresa Drurruner and April 16. 1983 at 10 00 am any trmo 2 In Memoriam th e Home Natrona! Bank. Raher daughter, -Megan. Mrs. cr ne•. Oh to wri t offer for sate·a n 1413 4 ( 5, 6,t21c 7. 8. I0 .. I I' I2.' It I11~=======::::. Drummer was welcomed as a new 13 .. 14_15. the 11 • parktng lot at public member. . · IN MEMORY auc tion the follovvrng; Public Notice IN LOVING MEMORY olour A report was given m the garden (1) 1979 Peterbilt tr uck. AUTHORIZED tractor Scnat No 122222 N, ~ PUBUC NOTICE wifl, mothlr, llld peltllerapy conducted ~ Mrs•. Holter FACTORY SERVICE (2) 1976 TrbrOC!k Flat Trader The annual <e!U<n of the ·mother, Ruth Limns. Who inl Jo Ann Francis at the Chester Senat No. 769 102 · Ca<leton GENERAL ELECTRIC College Trustees " dlpirtld this lift tine Elementary School. The special The Peterb rlt mav be seen at av911abte tor < nspesnon any _ todly, &...;) 5, &HOTPOINT IJV)"'al6v·s Used Cars. St Rt edUCation classes' &icorated soap trme by· any citrzen who ~-· ...., "f" 1 61 B. Darwrn. Oh10 .The tra1 ler re qu~st s rnspecuon wrthr n 180 1980, -with !lllt!L~. seeds and other ·. mav be ~een at-Syrac.jSe. Oh10 days after tho date of thi Snotrce Memories - treawes WE ALSO WORII 0111 plant materials covering them wtth on conege At;:! JU SI off S.R 1 24 , ' at the SYracuse Mun rcrpal Now,.you lrt IQIII. All OTIIER APPLIANCES, Wntten b1ds w1l l be accepted wax to hold the dell Ian as the soap Is We lhll1 pnpr ~o t~ e sale an the Home Swld<ng, TIHrd Si•eet SyralA~_.,._,, j 10 MIDDELPoRl - Brownell Ave . - Seeks handy ownEJ' This older brick home has polenbal. three bedrooms, l1~ng dining room krtchen & bath. Enclosed ~de porcn that doobles as tl'e uttlrtY and a front silting porch A bargain lor a handyman' $20,000.00. • Johnson b i r t h d a y ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l ~u Happenings · ork GuarantHd ·,. ••• ."',. POMEROY - Greli starter home on Vale Street. only 4 years old. Cute one f~or plan with basement, patio, 2·3 bedrooms. Natural gas Jorcoo air he~ Carpeting, garage, SOOie insulal~n . Could re gtiOO tental property Only $20,800.00. c CO~TRUCTION Niw Homes - Extensive PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 11 _11., SYRACUSE - Go!XI location on Carol Sire~. new on the market T~ s home has 7 rooms, 3 bed rooms, large livlng room l6'x16', some r811odejin& can be heated wrth WoOO burner. Immediate possession. $19.500.00. ''Cinderena.:• The presentation, produt'ed by Rio IN REHEARSAL - Stem PureeD ol Gl!llipOlls, left , and .J. Brent Patterson ol Racine, rehearse lor_ · Grande College and Cotrilnunlty College's theater department, will he perlo"1'ed April 14-17 In tilt Fine the spring mitsical of Rodgers and Harrunerstein's and Performing Arts Center. ' . . ROUSH Yerd Sale Mlchl!lllnYordS.IoiSONoH V. C. ~42~2324 I & Serv c•,. · Ohio ~ ~==7=7=3=-=5=6=8=4===-~======~~" ~~======='=· :·"'~~=======' :'·::·"'=j NEW LISTING - Neat and attractive' Greatlocat~n in Mtddle[Xlrt. Tl>s 5 room, 2 ~droom home has been decorated beautifully. Quaint bath , ntce carpetin& spadous kitchen. full bas811ent, bktwn insulation. Viewing is home w1ll be a pleasure' On~ $28.000.00. . !' ' ' II<J ....... SYRACUSE- Revlvai..Syra· cuse Nazarene Church, Tuesday through Sunday, 7 p.m. each evening, John H. Shank of Danville, m.. eva ngelist. Sunday serVIces, 10: 30 a.m.. and 5 p.m. I NEW LISTING - Home plus income• In ICW<n. A two bedroom furn~ hed apartment on second lloor with rental1ncome of $280 monthly, will enable you to buyth• duplex and l~e in the 5 room. 2 bedroom fi rst floor ollhe house New carpebng mce knchen. utility, garage on nice lti $34,500.00. ' I The Daily Sentinel , POMEROY - Return Jona· than Meigs Chapter DAR; Meigs Inn, 1: :JJ p.m. Fi!tday. Program honoring past regents. Hos· tesses,' Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Mrs. Clottne Blackwood, Mrs. Jean Craig, Mrs. Margaret Parsons, Mrs. Mary Rose. E 14' Yurs xpenence OHIO BONO ISSUE MONEY WIUBE AVAIIABLESHOR!LY.CAU FOI! APPOIN!MENT AND INFORMATION ON ANY OF OUROVlR 100 PROPER!IES. now~>r FRlDAY . Remodeling POMEROY, OHIO · PH.992·2259 Shade Valley TH URSDAY welcome. I ·· POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon at the MeiJtS Inn. All members are urged to att end a nd brtng a guest. f .mg, S. pOU t'm& 00 COmpe I te·' Home .608 E. MAIN Feeney-Bennett Aux. Several spring. activities lnclud· lng a scout recognition dinner on April 15 were planned when the · American Legion Auxillary of Feeney-Bennett Post 128 met recently at the hall. Reservations for the dinner at a cost of $6 per person are to be mad!' with Becky Tyree by April 10. Wedne,5days were designed as craft and card club day lor the Auxlllary froin io~.m to2p.rn,Themernbers will ·wotk on crafty Items for the Arcadia Nursing Horn!' parties. On March 21, unit and post members Fred Hanel , Barbara and Jim Hudson, Becky Tyree, Katie Lewis, Sonja Wayland, Etta Will , Enna Hendricks, Nettle Hayes and Ethel Hawk, had a party at Arcadia for a wroxirnately <10 patients. The Eighth District junior conference was announced for April 16 at the Pomeroy Legion hall. It was noted that five high school juniors have been accepted for Buckeye Girls State and the ort~ntatlon lea at . Gallipolis was announced lor May 15 with delegates, alt ernates and their parent s Invited. • At the Aprtl meeting new officers wUI be nominated and delegates a nd alterna tes to the summer convenllon wUI be elected . Reported Ill were Grace Welsh, Edna Wayland, Margaret Cia !worthy, and Fred Krautter. E tta WUI presided at the meeting · and Velsla Roush had the pmyer. Reports from Ihe officers were given. The door prize brought by Loretta Rogers was won bY Down!~ Ke nnedy. A roast beef dinner for Auxiliary and Post members preceded the meeting. R .. A video-tape presenlation feat ur· ing Zola Levitt, a Hebrew Christian scholar who has written over <10 Bible studies, W'III he featured at the Thu rsday night meeting. Of the Pomeroy Chapter. Women's Aglow Feliowshlp, to he held at Duff's Smorgasbord in Gallipolis. No reservations for the 6:30p.m. dinner are requtr.ed . The meeting will begin at 7: 30 p.m . . Topic of the presentation will be the Jewish festival of Passover and ho\v It affects believers today. There will also be teachings on the passover and special music during the evening. GDC resident celebrates 50th annivers4ry there PRICE CONSTRUCTION Real Estate General Women's Aglow BIRTHDAY - If Dottle M1181ler had some misgivings about obersvlng b<r 40th birthday, they had lo be magnllled Friday when friends placed this huge sign ac~ the front porch 1!1 the Meigs Inn aiUlOunclng the occasion to the world. . The Marie Miller home on tasley Street, Pomeroy, Ohio,in good neighborhood, is for sale. Pri>perty appraised at$25,000.00 and price reduced to $20,lXXl.OO. House in excellent condition. · Contact Trell Schoenleb, Telephone 992-2074 or Fred W. Crow, Attorney, Telephone 992-2692, Tl)is ·is a real bargain. AC5 ro meet 7 Boby ~r:=======~iTr=~::;:;:;:~;==9rrr:==:·::::::::=:=·=·=:;rr==:::::;::=.:;:==;1 A..... I. 6 The • · • B ·. · ·u smess sem~ Real Estate General · Tuesday, April 5, 1983· Pag!! Ohio EARN extra money, •II a 1 1/a •ere of land, r. houae with baaement. hou .. nMd• work IB,&OO.' Cell between ' 8 • 7. 1114 -246-9211 . . I .' ' ... �The Sentinel 31 48 Homeefor Excollonl · oondhlon • locotion-·111-dy for lmmo- buain••• ,...r. 1117 Hondo 180-4K fair· Itt. ........... lfl' 'lftiiO 1411.. .... jlnld.· - C.l equipment. In g. · wlndohleld: . elooiflc 11111. lillY bor, excolent · 11 , 800 . . C:oll 814-317.0378 - · - 10 .4. bldg . 68 Court St., Gelipolia. ben·chu. ..... l··············-···· 48 112 + acres with 2 homn Gallia County . Coli 992 -3267 or676 -261 6 evenings. 17&8. Equipment for Reitt Backhoe ondlolidor digs 8 fl .. 1orgo bad pick lip houll· ble. operata Youraelf. In Middleport, newly remo deled home with fireplace. poasible woodbumer, clos.a tb achoolt and ahopplng. Call 614.992 ·6941 . •eo. dey . 304 -e86-3B41 . 61 garage. beautifully· landt- . TOPPER for short wide bod, tlbregloll. 0200. W4· 671· 11839. . 2 .ond t.blea with -lchlng coff11 t.blo, dorl& color..t. oolld. Co11 44t· tl22 we. 78 Camping Equipment At.rl video pme pluo 7 cartrlda•• elmoet new, '140. Col 814·388· 8434 or 814·311·81otl. . ........... ..... ... ..... .' l:ovely. 8 rooms . Double con 1114·2118· e:oO Part1 Acce•eoriee & CAPTAIN EASY we; All;; so'PilOuD TMAT · FOR E)C.CELLE»JCE IIV SCIEN CE , I ONE OF OUil GRAPUATIIV6 5ENIOR5 MAS WON THi.S: PRE£.T1610US Sc:,HOLAR5~tP- 1868 Stor Croft Fo1d·down • troval trolllr. 4411· 1 180. I TO YOU OUR NE-"T SCHOLAil.- · t ·· -· ··---· ~-- - - -- -- --·-·· -·· Buy focto,.Y · dlract. Llaht· weight, flborgilll Sr!imp 13' • 16' tnivol lrlillrl • now 19' lith wheel . Coil now 1011 frM 1· 800·346·4982 Houiehold Goods caped area lot. Atop Ro•• Hill, Pom . 40' s. 614·986· 4267 . .for free brochure an" Mvel --·· ·· ····-~-----·-···· - ·-··-· 4 bedroom house and 2 SMAll For nle or a11uma loan, 3 304 · 876 · 41100 . Mondoy bed room hoU 1ft, f emily room, 304 -675-6110 . 32 Mobile Homes 2 bedroom fur· through Friday, ask for, Ao11lee . tex.tured ceilings commerciel •nd reliden1U,I. fr" For ...Ia· 1 acre with 1 2x60 mob ile home , large in grqt,m d pool and fou,ndation tc:rr house . Call 304: 896 · 4721 . 1411170 Bayview total elect· ric, 3 bdr .. 87.40(\. 12x60 Liberty good cond ., $3,900 . Call 446 -0175 . 1973 70x12 2 bdr .. wood· burner. 2 full baths, dis· hwasher. W & 0 hookup, t7 . 600 . Call 614 -682 · 7262 or 614-682 -7277 . Very nice. unfurnished, . in city. 3 large bedr., li"ll . room, formeJ - diriing rm .. ldt~en . din8tte, sun pof"ch, dep ·& rttf . rsq. Call 446-0161 ahar 6' 30PM . Condominium 2 bdr., 2 baths, completely fur · nlahed. ocean front , daily maid service . 24 hr. security guard, has 2 pools & tennis count . The Myrtle Beach Resort, Myrtle Beach , SC . Call days614 ·357·0480 or eve. 614-446·3426. 1979 Monarch 3 bdr . 1 4x60 1 -------~-16,996. 1972 New Moon 2 2 bdr . house In city full bdr. 14x60 •& .996 . Cell 448 -9662 . Kanauga Mobile H·o me Sale. Kanauge. Qh . 1 2x80 mobile home. 2 bdr. Call 614-246·6830. late 1980 Windaor, 14x70 with expando, 3 bedroom. 2 bath, air, atero. mic rowave, 11orage building , and more. For • family looking for a line extr11 in e mobile homemuat ' "· Rodney-Cora Rd . Cell 614 -245-9229 . basement. cerpeted.geefurnanca. adults. no pets . Call 446 ·0968 . Very nice furnished duplex house . 6 rms. & bath, water paid, no inside pets . Main St ., Cheshire. Call 614246 -5818 . 2 bedroom haute . Large living room.. kitchen & bath . Furnished . 0\lerlooklng Ohio River. Adults only . Brown 's Trailer Park . 614992 -3324 . •2,950 . up used mobile homes for aale. 2 bedroom , completely furnished . Ready to move-ln . Brown's Trailer Park, Mlnerevllle, Oh. 614 -992·3324 . Sofa. chair, rocker, otto· American Farm • Ranch man, 3 tablea, {extra heevy Steel Bulkllngs. Comm•FOR rent. Pasture, 304- by Frontier), 1686. Sofa, clal & Farm 40'xfiO'x15' 875· 61 10. chair and lovea.. t. •2715 . vertical w.ll (, 2LL· 20wl), Sofas color roof and walla. one 12815. to . !j'"':/:;.::'.~-~~2~~0~~·x14' double slide door, 44 Apartment end up to 1126. walk-In door. four wei· for Rent beds.•440 . · and up to ltea : delivery p-rice Tobacco • corn sprayers. wagons. rot.ry tillers. rottlry cuttert, ...dare. tobacco 11tterw, blades, gataa. culti ~ vatort, dlac. plows • wood burners & pl11tlc tanks! And ue us to get 1 cOmplete line of Parts & Service. 43 Farms for Rent 1 2x60 trailer end lot in Rutland with fenced in yard and gar8ge. Phone after 6 or 12x65 Vindale mobile home ~ith 6 ft . e11.pando living ~-~. wood burner . Situ · a ted on 2 plus acre including remodeled 1 room school building & storage shed." Nice garden spot . Some 1 mall fruit trees . 614 -992 7164 after 6 or 614-992 60 35 1972 14x66 mobile home. 3 bdr .. gaa heat. very clean . 61 4· 992 ·21 66 . SAM to 446 -3437 . 2 bedroom houae. completely redecorated , carpeted . tatorm windows and doors. Call 614·992 ·3090. 1- - - - - - - - - - COTTAGE at 1810 Jaffer· son Blvd . lde11l for single peno n or young couple. 304 -676 -2306. 1---------- Unfurni1hed houae, 3311 Franklin Ave ., 3 bedro~ms, laundrv room. hill sized buemenl, 304 -5 75· 1687 House for rent, 302 16th Street, 2 bedrooms, good condition . 304 -676 ·6323 . Mobile for Rent 1 bedroom apartment for rant . Co11 446 ·0390 . Apt' s 3 & 4 rm .. portlolly furnished. no pets. Call 448 ··3 733 . eve. call 446· 0171 . JACKSON ESTATES 'Equal Housing Opportunity' haa one bedrctOm apartments rent starting at 1167 per month and two bedroom apartments rent starting at 1193 per month, 8200 deposit. Call 448 -2746 or leave menage. 1 and 2 bedroom furnished or 304 · 1 bed room Apt . $196; mo . including utilities. Equal hou sing opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apta. 61 4·992· 7787. 3 rooms 1!. bath fumiahed apt . Utilities paid . 1 c hild accepted. No pett. Ret.ran cea . 36& N . 4th . u . Middleport . Efflency apartment in Mid - 2 bdr .. mobile home ref & dep required . Cell 614·256· 1922 . 1"-- - - -- -- - - 77 Mobil' tfome 1 2x60 . 304-676-3666 . UNFURNISHED oportmonl for Pork . Call 446 -1602. 886 ·731 1. &pm, Mon. thru Fri .. 9am to 5pm. Sat . 446·0322 refrlgeratQr. gat range, 7 pc . dinette set. sofa table . Corbin and Snyder Furn .. 96"6 Second Ave, . rent . 2 bedroom. Call Automotive 8 -6 . .304 -675 · Pets for Sale Good u11d weaher & dryers, HVIJal make• & colora. All guaranteed 30 dayt. Call Cedar wardrobe with 2 mirrors, 3 tier glaaa table, entique tru.nk, ~one rete picnic table wlnh 2 benchea. HILLCRES·T KENNEL • Boardipg all bree"dt. AKC Rag. Oobirmana pups afd Doberman Stud SeNice. Call 446· 7796 . DRAGONWYND CATIERY • KENNEL. AKC Chow pup · pies, CFA Himalayan. Persian end Siai1\JM kittens. Call 446-3844 after 4PM. 64 Misc. Merchandise Stud Servica-AKC Bla Ck Cocker Spaniel. t100 . fee or my pick of the litter . eau 614-992 -2607. underplnnlng for a mobile home used juat 1 yaar cama oH • t 4x70 mobile homo. long places mea aura 32" , short ·plecea 21 '' and 1 0 Inches ecro11. enterlock in a metal freme, wood gr•ln 1onght. Pick or delivered . We honor HEAP Vouchers. Coli &14-258·8245 . . . & prom dre••• Iiies l -1 3, like naw. Worn only once. Coli 446 -97119 3594 . or 446· 2 -corn plckars. wheel dlso. rollry hooo. 2 • ·3 bottom plow•. poit auger~ A complete line of Southe11t lmco . · 1-::5:::7: - - : M - :-u- s""i-c -a; l --Instruments .. 1- - - - - - - - - Signet by Selmer taxa · phone, 7697 . tenor. Call 448 · 59 For Sale or Trade 1976 Buick Electra 2 dr., PS. PB, AC, . AM-FM llaro $1 ,860 or trade for cattle , 1978 Ford Mustang, 2 dr., hardtop. bucket seats. auto., atick shift, PS, • new radiil tires . Call 814-2688417 between noon and 4PM . f974 Buick Eloclra. 4 dr. , -- - ·. .... - ............ . .... _ price $800 . Call betWeen 1 973 Specializing In Zenith and Motorola, Oua1•r, and VW Foreman• U111d Cera. For leu expensive can . On S.R. Flo K Tru Trimming. otump removo1. Call 676-1331 . 124 in langsville. Oh . 61 4· 742-2734. pulllos, Ford 2· 12 ln. plows. 3 bottom · plowt, haying equipment, post hole dlggera, com pickers, cultl· VIIOrs. end hoy olovotors. Howe's Form Machinery, Rt. 124 • Moyhow Rd. . J.ckiO n. Oh 288· "944 " 2 row com ·plaptar. Coli 814·379-2639. 6 IO 8PM. . New H~lland HAy Baler. Model 28B, used very little. Stored inside. Excellent conU10d Harvolloro For tale· 1972 Cadillac. 4 door, full power. t500. VIctor Bahr, Chatter. 614986 ·4240. 1--- -- - --+- - ... I FICiGf:RE~ SHE WAS JUST TEWN' STORI£5 \'iHEN 5HE SAID IT 1'/0ULCI PROTECT /11E F~OM fJEMONS RN' RINGLE'S SERVICE axpo· 304· 67fi -20B8 466p . or 676 · . Wanted to rent t:obecco poundage. Cell 814 -379· 2642 . Colt & 14-643·0034. W•nted land suitable for plantlng corn. with In ·10 mil.. of Crown City. Cell 256-6889 . ~~f.~~~~ .f1°J~':'agan l360. 1-----------· Trucks for Sale anywhera . 304 -678· 201 0. 4·S 82 Plumbing & Heating t 976 Chevy half ton short bad with utility bed & cap. ft. dump, 464 13 spaod, PS, AM ·FM rodlo. Call 446 · 0361 from 9 to 6, 446· 7277 otter 6. 1976. Datsun pickup yearling Suffolk ram • .Can 11800. 304· &76: 2169 . I'm sorr11 I was CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING such Cor. FoUrth and Pine JIM'S PLUMBING. HEAT· lNG. Fomorly Dewitt ' o Plumbing . Call 81 4· 367· 0676. 6 Suffolk Finn cro11 ewaa . 1 83 Clovia! Ashton - Upton Rd . Registered Quarter Horse . Fu rni lh ad - unfurnished , Ruth Reeves. Also grade. 160 .00 month plus depositSaddles. bridles. winter utilities . 304-875-4088 . hOrae blankets . Western boots . 61 4·6SSCJ:i90 . 73 Vans & 4 W.O . cat· bod. AM · FM rodlo & lope , player. Will tr•dll for ltrge tie 111e. Jackson Counw car of equal value. Call Hereford Association. Fri· 446 -334& . dey. April 8th . 7:30 p.m. Cai1446-7903 . I wv . . 64 Hay . & Grain ton;-c1utrnb. goOd c'ondi· l ion , 12 .000 . · 304 -875· 2377 . 74 Motorcycles Slim ! 84 & WINNIE GOLLY. MISS ·ALLGOOD Electrical Refrigeration WANT510 5EE HIE TONIGHT AT NINE ... AT He~ DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Gueran · 'H EY. DANNY, I'VE GOT TWO TI CKE TS TO THE ·•oEAP HEAr CONCERT TON IGHT. WANNA JOI N HIE? APARTMENT! teed work. Call anytime 614 - 266 · 6620 or &1 4· 268-1207 . Solos a. Sarvlce Shorpin Sclsaora . Fabric Shop. Pomeroy . 992· 2284. ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE call City Furniture 304-676·2608. BARNEY 86 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER · VICE . Call 614 -367-7471 or 614 ·367·0691 . Wa'il do it . Co1144& · 31 69or 61 4-266 ·1967 oflar 6 ~ · ·will hlot any kind o.f material from 2 YtT to ST. Cell Leroy Coldwell . 446· 4861. JIMS WATER SERVICE . Coli Jil" lonior, 304·875· 7397."' 1 98Q Ho"do 750 cullom fully equipped, 1 .090 milos. 02 .&00. Co11 4411· 2347 If· tor &PM . hO<JM •12.000 down will corry n~st . 614-388 ·9348 . 2 bedroOms in Racine. 814· . ... . .. . . . .. . ..... . ... ..... ... 2 bedrooms , fumithed l.n Middlaport. No pot,. Raf•r· ences required . 1149 . month . P•y own utllltlea . 1 :----:-----~ 2 bedroom opt . cerpotod. newly painted. extf'a nice lind quiet. 30~·876 · 19&2. 814-992 · &510. TWO bedroom fumlshod trollor. Crob Crook Rood. large yard. hal! been rented through HUD , ')&0 . monthl.y. utlllllo0 oatro, 304 ·1175· 1 208. . N-• !}) MOVIE: 'Cirbon Copy' Ill Tic Toe Dough ([) Andy Griffith (l) .Newi/SAOrta/WHihor (I) tll 3-2·1, Contect • • Chorlle'• Angelo 8:30 • (I) CD. NBC News (I) MOVIE: 'Silent Movie' Ill MOVIE: 'Sword of Venua' C!J ESPN'a Spollsforum Cll Gomer Pyle (I) • ()21 ABC Newo D (() (JD CB~ Newo (I) Dr. Who @ Over Eooy 7:00 · D (I) P.M . Megozlno (J) Thle Week In tho N BA Cll Carol Burnell (I) Entenelnmont Tonight (l) Charlie't Angelo Iii (I) Tic Tea Dough []) @ MecNoll·lahrar Report llD News Ill People' s Court fJI siir.lrrek. 7,30 D (I) lie Detector (I) World Figure Skating Chomplonohlpo: Exhibition of Champion• (J) ESPN SpolloCentor (J) Bob N<iwhell Show (I) D (I) Fan\lly Feud (]) 8usineaa Report (JD You Asked For It · @This Old Houoo II) (Ill Entenalnment Tonight · · a,oo D C2.J (l) A Teem The A Team is h ired to help a farmer get his produce to market . (60 min.l (I) MOVIE: ' love al Flrol Bite' Cil l Spy (J) Vintage Baseball Film: 'Old Bali Game' I]) MOVIE: ' Hell In lha Pacific' ({) Ill ~ Happy Days A cryba by se eks revenge on the Fonz. (R) (Closed Ce p· tioned) Iii (I) ® Ace Crawford Ace find s himse lf in the center of a multi-mill io n . dollar co n. [])@ Nova 'Still Woters.' A year in the life of a bea ~o~er pond is ellllminod . (R) 160 min.) (Cio1ed C•p· lioned] fJI M0\11E; -'Termln.al Men· B' 30 (J) OJ ~ Laverne S. Shirley Laverne, 'fe e ing. ih·e deeth penalty, hopes for a perdon . (R) (Closed Cap· tioned] ' (JO Gun Shy Donovan plays a Yisiting 'cardshark' in or· d er to win back the entire town . 9,00 IJ (IJ(l) Remington Steele Remington 's mentor and laura's mother come for a visit. (60 min.) (I) MOVIE' 'Star Trek II: The Wreth of Khan' 1]) 700 Club (J) U.S. National Figure Skating 'Championships The U.S. National Fig ure Skati ng Championships features the ' E111hibitlon of Ch ampio ns.' {90 min.) (I) Ill Throe's Company Jack dons a moustache to appeal to women. [Cloaed Captioned] . Iii ([) ®I MOVIE' 'Return of the · Man From U.N.C.L.E.' ([) American Playhouae 'Until She Talk s.' The story of one woman 's e111perience with th e' Grand Ju ry process is p rese nted . (60 min .) [Closed Captioned ] (}]) Great ReUway Journ•y• 9:30 (I) Ill ()21 MOVIE: 'Ryan's Four'" 10,00 U (I) CD St. Elsewhere A visi ting Hu nga rian ~doctor is impressed with Or. Craig and the family of 8 dead man slaps Or. Chandler with a lawauit. (60 min.) (I) MOVIE: ' Dark Angol' (J) TBS Evening Nowa "(I) Firing line (!]) Newowelch fill INN Newa 1 0:30 CIJ Ster Tlmo (J) Wlnllrworld Sorloo 'Moment of Reward .' (ll 1nolde Washington fJ) In Soaroh of.. .. 1 1:00 (I) (I) • ([) llD Ol Nowe . · (I) MOVIE: ·sword end tho · Sorc•rer' (J) ·ESPN SponsConlor Cll All 1n the Family (l) Newo/Spollo/Woethar (I) Dove Allen at largo · tll Sign Off fJ) Bennx_ H111 Show 11 :30 1J (2) iZJ T onight. Show JoMnv'• gu ..t ·la Julio lg· · leal eo. (!SO min .) Cil Another lila Cll Catllna I]) Bonny Hill Show Quincy Sam moves into action on an accused , ropilt. (R) 160 min.) (I) PBS Late Night (JD AH 1n tho Family • ()21 Nlghlllno . . Honeymooner• 11 :46 (I) MOVIE: 'Never So Fow' 12,00 (I) Burn• & Allen (J) ~uto Racing '83: NABCAR Loll Model &poruman lrom Roc:k· l!!ihom, NC ([) MOVIE: 'Tho Co110ok1' (I) Nlghtllno · (JD MOVI.E: 'Volley of tho Dolle' Ill ()21 Leot Word eGun•mok• 12:30 • (2) Cil Lite 'Night with Dovld Lettermen David's gueata are Jay Leno end Jonloa 'Harper. (60 min.) Ill Jock Benny Show (I) Leit Word · D (I) MOVIE: 'McMillon & Wife: Murdai by tha Barrei• CIJ Ill n Off 12:41 !}) H80 Mqazlno 1:00 (() I Married Joan .. Need something hauled away Or something moved? 367: 0288 . •w cv • w<JD • ()21 u SEWING Machine npaln, service . Authorized Singer Uveltock Market . Falrplaln, 76 DODGE Powarwogon. % 1- - - - - - - - - - yo~. too, I blew ml.l top! Exca.vating TWO bedroom trailer on Coli 614-245 -9696 . a 1<\lut z, !'missed ['m sorn.J 1- - - - - - - - ' " ' - .SIHPing room •1 15. utili' tlaa pd, alngle mall. share blth. 9192ndAvo .• Golllpo· 111, Coli 446·44111 iftor 7PM . . 197&. Buick Jlootro 2 dr .• PS. PB. ACr AM· FM otero • ~,.- so onrode for c11111. form equipment of equol voluo. Coli 446 -45~7 . 1977 Horloy Qovldson Spon•t•r- 13, 000. or tr8de. Call evening• after 7 pm . . H ._ Re~teir I 2495 . LUNCH ARouND HERE 87 Upbolstery · TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1980 Horloy Spcir,ot11. one owner. good cond . •2.900. · 1 183 Soc:. Ave .. Go111polls. 448· 7133 or 4411· 1 833 . . 814·882· 331 I . B1 HONDA CXIIOO Doluxl,' Vlttor d-lod. 1900 mlln. llko now, 304 ·BB2,213B. YOU REALLY HAVE TO KEEP AN E'r'E ON '<OUR Complete Mobile Home rl · peir work . Phone 814-742 · 61 4-949 -244& . 1 981 · Hondo Pouport. Exc. cond. 200 miles, 814·992 · 3710 otter 4 p.m. · • PEANUTS MC)WREYS Upholllory Rl . 1 Box 1 24. Pl. Plollont. lliE LAST TIME I 8RO\J6I.IT ~ENCH FRIES, ~BODV STOLE 1-W.F IT WON'T I-lAPPEN · AGAIN , THOUGH . ·"'OF THEM ... .. ,. I TIED THEM ALL T06ETI-IER ! e (() .IDN-. 1!1 Bltln Off •· ~04 · 8111 · 41114 . ·' r I r; (J I HEWLS ~EVER 1<11101\'6 WHE!R'E HI~ NEXT CAl<: 15. COM INIS FI<:OM . Now ananoo lho clrclod leiters to form the IUrpriM anawer. as suggested by lho lbova cartoon. Answer here: I I XXXXXI 1 A[ (Answel'll tomorrow) ' I Answer: Yesterday's Jumble"' FATAL ABBOT DETAI N BEATEN How thai l)usy executlv"t{loltowed his work schedule - TO A "T,EE" J...,....look No. 20, containing 110 puo:l... Is uall1blelot S1 .H .,o.tplkt trom Jumble. C/O thla new. paper, Bolt :M,·Norwood, N.J . 07&48. Include your namt, ~. zt codri and m•h checltl p. able to Newa a. BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Simple play missed NORTH • 8 612 1· >·83 • A 10 .J 2 .AK 863 EAST WEST • Q9 7 3 • J 10 4 • 8 612 Y73 • 8 74 • A K Q 10 6 + 92 .QJ 7 SOUTH .AK •KQJ 91 carefu lly, and most unsuc- cess fully. East got a club, a third diamo nd and 100 points on hiS side of the ledger . · We don't want to take . 953 awa y any credit from East. 14 He had managed to defeat a cinch con tract. Vulnerable: Both South had missed a sim ple Dea le~: North play' to win ·game and West· NQrth E.ut South · ' rubber. He should ljave r eal· · 't+ It ••· ized 'if East was smart Pass 2+ PljiiS eno ugh to play a trump at Pass 4•· Pass Pa~<~ tr:ick two he would surely Pass play another at trick four. Hence, Sou lh shou ld have looked around for another . Open ing lead: place to ge t tricks. ft wasn't a diffi c ult sear ch. AU South had to do By Oswald Jacoby would be to lead a low club from dummy immed iatel y . and James Jacoby East cou ld never gel three East took his queen of dla · diamond tricks because the monds and led back a trump. club suit was going to run He wanted to keep Soulh and South would get at l east from getting to ru ff a dia · one diamond discard after draw i.n~ all W.esl 's trumps. mood in dummy . • II East wanted to st op a ••o s• +s ()21 ~M'0f"r' by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Let 's do it' I Syrian ci ty DOWN I Party giver 5 Nonfunny Marx 2 Regi on 9 Spoken 3 Bogart fi lm 10 Farewell I with " The"J (Sp. ) · 4 The w orks 12 Vend 5 F ig variety 13 &ar city 6 " Die F l eder· 15 Make lace mal.s" maid Yesterda y 's Answer IS Helios 7 Inlet iSp . l 17 " - gralias" 8 British 18 Ritzy ~xclamation 281brash II Sl)i p 21 Spanish 14 Unattractive m onetary 16 Wife of Ranla unit 19 Church season 23 Cupola 21 Mammal's hair 24 'An italian queen 25 Frolic 26 Departed 27 " - loves company" 28 Candlenut tree 29 Donizetti ·heroine . <JoUoidal substance 31 " - Butter- . milk Sky" 32 Sire's mate 35 Repeat performance 6,.-.f- +-f::'!' 37 Wahine's dance 38 Rental sign 38 Maple genus 22 Particle 23 - Arnaz 25 American playwright ?:1 Malndor'' red cloth 29 " Houseboat" sta r 33 Athena's title 34 ' 'Piela" fi gure 36 Pa lm leaf 37 Chinese weight 40 Zola work DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Hen's II how to work AXYDLBAIAIXII LONGFELLOW ' It: One letter almply 1toncls lor another. In this sorrii>l• ·A Ia used lor the thre' L'•· X lor the two O's, etc. !>•ri&l'c letters, opootrophe•. the lenath and lormotlon ol the word1 ore oil blo'tl. Eoch dey the code letter& ore dllreren v .· .. I • CltYPTOQUOTES AW EVWWABAWB JLGJ KS BVT J I. V OVGY Tl;BV ' " ·r vco vw ZADV JK OAWRKB . - MVCTO C J\· HV DK.J ~ •Yalenla:r'• Cryploquole:AVOID 'I'OPULARl.TY ,fF YOU 1WOULDHAVEPEACE ....:.ABRAHAMUNCXll.lY ' .· . •• diamoDd ru ff. So uth dec ided he wanted to ruff one . Sou th won th at trump lead with dummy's ace and led the jack of diamonds. East took his king of dia· · ·monds and led a second trump and any chance of a diamond .ruff had departed from t his mu ndane spher e. South pl ~yed on slo wly , ()21 Lonnie Bogga · Excavating . Dozer. backhoe , dump · truck. Work by hour or job. show production record1. REGISTERE1'> GASOLINE ALLEY 1979 Dodge 0 · 60, excel· lent cond. Cell 61 4-266· 6091. 1- - - - - - - -- - ~D~ caping. backhoe work, free services with mowing . Go Phona 446· 3888 or 446 · 4477 . Want tobacco poundage. Melgt Co. Will pay cash . 1 979 GMC tri-axle with 16 livestock OLD RIP'S YEP! I 1M GOT THOSE FOOZY'S GONNA SEN IOR HAVE A lDU'GH CIT IZENS TIME BEATI"'' EI>.11NG RIGHT HIM ! OUT OF HIS Get your cerpe1 In ahlp thape. Waterremoval, FREE 1978 Jeep V. t PU, V·B, auto, 4-WD, PS, P8. many extru. Call 446 ·0616. Now paint, 11 ,600. Call 446 ·8108. 614 -388-9670. . ALLEYOOP 304-896 -3802 . ... ,72 mlneril rites Included, no 18711 Two bedroom mqbllit - htilno end 411 ocrn 1ocalod on Thom• Ridge R.old . Clll . 304 -675·3280 ond 11~ for Jlon Hlckr111n . . ~ ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN 1980 CHEVY M 4 1 ,onza. cy " standard shift. 37.000 .STEAMER 814· 448·2107. miles. 32 lo 36 MPG. E & R Tree Service. fully ' 304-676 ·1714 . insured . free utimatat . ,. 77 Ford 260 4-wheei drive, Phon a 61 4-367·0638. co11 . excel. cond ., low mileage, 8 after 6 . cyl. , 4-spoad, 13800. 304· Stark' s Tree Work. landt882·2619 . Structuret. Autom•ted li· vHtock feeding -complltar 1976 PlYmouth .Valora Stafeeders . Call collect 61 ·4 · tion wagan 1500. 1422 585-2260 . John l . Botts . Ohio St. 207 acre farm , Langsville. mlf•• out of Haniaonville. ... YOU S/110 TilEY WELL, MAYBE.. BVT WERE INPII/HS.1 I'M JUST LUCKY I . THEY'RE 68EI/T WA G WEARit( THIG liT !tOWN' BEAR CLIIW NECKLIICf 5/LENrL Y.' HONEYBUN uAVE I'IE!... rienced roofing. including · hot tar application . Carpen~ ter, electrician. meton. Cell Waltlr Walls . Cotnnierci•l : and Domettic. Teat: tiole1. Pumps Seles an"d · Service. 61 4-388·9060. 814 -742 ·2677. OHAY, I HHOI'/ HOI'! IT SOUHPS, 6UT WHO fl5E COUW 0' ~HEAHE/1 UP ONUS LIKE THAT ~""' WITHOUT 51/Nf)Y HEMIN' 'EM?.' Talavlolon Service. house cello. Coli 676-2398 or 446·2454 . reaaonable offer . 3 bdr . hOme ; new furnance , county water nMN bath ca;petld, new .alum . tiding coal & wood burning ttove. Good barn & other -out bldgt. g•rage. located on old 18 near Porter. Call ' p4n,ds. tlmbei. 26> tillable ecret, oil & gas lor. lease. 1 Vz RON~S · Supar B111io. Good body, excellent running condition . 11,300. 814 ·992· 2849 . fields . f46 .000. Mull 1111, 7 4 acre farm. hay shed, 2 Irwin's Gla11 Service make• replacement• inauleted un ltt screens, storm windows for reaideritlal or .Commer· clol. Call 81 4-266·8644: Farm for tale 26 acr.. mostly level. gopd hay 247 -4811 . ' Wheel.·p·i~k · pull Farms for Sale It acre- fari'T! land . Includes mineral rlghtl, 3 bd .room tr•me house . For "Info: call Clf't=NE:'D IT. Mon:um Roofing • Spout· lng. 30 years oxparlonco. •peclollzlng in buill up root. Cell 614 -388· 9867 . 3,30 • 6:00PM, 614-367· 0136 . farm equipment of 1 registered yearllg co,lt . value. Call446-4537 .·•·•• .t Exc . breeding . Htlter For sale or trade 78 Ford brokon . $600 . 814-867· cuatomi1ad van, 4 capt. I 976 Plymouth Road 6647 after 3 p.m . seats. table, i~e bo111, aofe Runner VQiare . Spacial Edi · tlon . 614· 247· 2606 . FIRST axp . Coi1814·3B8·98112. ·dJak. . Madert~o ' F-Ord buss uw, ford lerva tpllned 63 H~ HIM exterior, plum~ng, roofing, tome remOdeling. 20 yra. New • Used Farm Machin- 1- - - - - - - - - ery. Farman cub and cultiva· 1981 VW Rebbitautomatic, tors, Allis Chalmers WD 4& 4 dr ., aJn·fm. crul.s e control. ·and plows. Johfi .Oa:ere 2 I. 4 36,000 miles . Exc . cond. row pomilr pli~ters •..c~:o~ld· ·6;4,992-3'710 eftai·4 .. · Wanted tobacco poundage. Easter rabbits mixed colors, 13 • 14. Cell 614-367 7230 . 1 coffee t i b i a 47'hx18'hx111V. in . and 1 end llbla 26x18 V.x 20 'h with light wolnut finl•h 030. 32x63 · 174 plocu brown Gravity wagons, 62 Wa!"ted to Buy ·-· Phone 266· 1788. U11d Equipment: 35 M11· 11y, 3000 Ford, IH Hydro 70. N.H. grinder · mixer. NEW • USED Go111pollo. 446· 1 171 . Mowera dillon . 614·949·2568 . 66 Flrawood epllt & cut to tion . •6. 800. Call 614 -992 · 6510 . We ere able to give contrac tors price on all building materiala. Delivery avellabe. Gallipolis Block Co., ·1 23¥.. Pine St .. Gelllpolis, Oh 448 - Bulavlllo· Rd. Open 9om to Apartments . 304 -676 - 1- - - - - - - - - - TO All CONTRACTORS· 6 rooms and beth, •2.996 . See our models, 1·814 - dleport. 992 -6434 , 992 · 59 t 4. 304·882 -2668. 6648 . Claude ~~~~~~~~~~e:•:•~· 0 . Call Oitc 12250.00. II!POI. · P•~kan. brick, waahera. dryera, refrigera t8r1 and TV's. 3 mllea out finish. Colt oflor 5PM, 446 · 3065 . APARTMENTS . mobile homes, houaea . Pt. Plaaaant Gallipolit. 6 14·446 - Trailers for rent. Furnished & unfurnished. beautiful rivervieW. Fo111r'1 MobihtH.ome rongos, ·Building ·m~t-rials 2783.. , · '· 1------...,---chairs, and tables. BUILD YOUR OWN HOME Apto . Call 614 -992 -6434. 614 · 992 · 6914 882 ·2666 . rii~~i;ii~~~~~~ B 'ld' up to 1396. Baby bado. 66 • 110. Ma11ro11e1 or , box Ul mg tPrlngs. full or twin. *68 .. 1 - - - -- - - - . . , - - 814-258-1207 . . 1974 Carriftge Houll8 . 3 bd .roomt, 2 full baths . slid ing glau doors. good condi - HOME . with mattrell&l. t260. and l~fi third atre lot , *26,000. Will l - - - - - - - - - - basement . 304-762· 8'!88 . tll25 .. Recliners. *176. to •&.872 .00 . R.D . PAR · 0360 .. lamps from UB. to SONS. 119 W. Va. Avo. t75 . 5 pc. dlnotlos from Ripley. WV 25271, (304) 372-6991 . .98 ., to $436 . 7 pc .. 1189. ' -------~-­ and up. Wood tab._ with six , . choirs t428 . to H4&. Desk Portob1a dlohwoohor, Mav· t110 up to 8226. Hutches. ..g. good working cond . t5&0 . end up, maple orplna UO . Whlll . 304·876 · finl•h . Bunk bed complete 2044. flrm . $88,~ . and . 178. Queen f.irl't '. flqor fu iirishi8d apt, Ht ... ·•1~6 . .:4 · ,dr. .chests;. utilities paid. deposit & Ieise .•42 . 6 dr. cho111. •54. !l'ad. required. Adults. nc:> p8t1. Call at 631 Fourth Ave., fiainas. gun ~ Gun cabinett, 1360., ·•20 ,1ind .. ·10 Gallipolis dlnoilacheirs 120. ond 126. Gas or electric range•. 8326 2 bdr. apartment park front up to '376 . Boby ma· view, part furn ., water paid, tresses, t26 • 136, bed $176 mo .. Coli 446-3919 or fram•• •20. t26, & •30, 446 -0021 . king frame 860. GOod aelectlon of bedroom . tultea, Furnished apt . $225, utili - cedar chettt, rochert, metal ties pd .. 1 bdr .. adults. Call . cobinoto, swivel rockers. 446 ·4416 after 7PM . Utad Furniture -- bookcaae, Apt. for rent. Half double-2 bd .room Apt . Adultt pre located in Syracuse Ohio, 3 · ferred . No pate . 614 -992 bedrooms with carport , one- 2749 . 5PM ask for Tim . after 6PM 892 · 3692. 3 rm. end 4 rm . untumiahed apartments. Utilities paid. no pets, no children . Call LAYNE'S FURNITURE and 1)1, A.IN, '/ES ... I WA<; Win\ PAl NTING • interior ond long tractors . v ·e rmeer round bller • complete line of boll hondllng • foodlng ICCUIOrllal A new line of rokn. Taddors 18711.00 • Houae for rent or sale. consider house trailerespart 441-1875 up PLASTERING • oJtimotas. Co11 &14· 2118· 1 1B2. Jlvldan ~• Farm Equipment QUEEN size bod with head · boord, 1 dre111r wllh Iorge mirror, 2 night otond•. like now, coli 304·67&· 8277 lftar 6 p.m .. HUD available. A·Ona Real E11ate1. Carol Yeager. Real tor. Cell 304·676· 6104 or 67~ · 6386 or 676 ·7786. 33 BEAUTY' shop equipment. 8711·841& . 2 bdr. Regency Inc . Apal1· menta •200 per mo. or If income Ia 1.10,000 or le11 p.m . 614 -742 -2 864 61 4 ·9B6·41 17. . STUCCO ThrH dryer chelra. 2 com · pl.te ahampoo atatlont, ma nicure t.ble, mite. 304· 61 4 · 949 · 2340 or 514· 949 · 2671 . TRI - STATE MOBILE Lot in Bradbury, verv good HOMES . USED · CARS . condition with trailer hOok· TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . up . All utilities. septic tank. CHECK · OUR PRICES . call 514 -992· 2602 . ~ ~:;=:::;;==;:::==== CALL 446·7672 . CLEAN USED MOBILE 36 Real Estate HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL· Wanted lTV MOBILE HOME SALES. 1 --~-----4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35. PHONE 446 · 7274 . BORN LOSER lime, •110.00. 304 ·8711 · 3734. Lots for sale in Racine. for Sale USED MOBILE 57& -271 1. fORMAL eize ·5 , worn one nlahed tn1iler, Burdette Addition, t1215. perrnonthplut utllltie1, · depo1it required, . 10 1orm INYAR ()21 6-20 Acres woods, over· looking Ohio River. city corner lots in Middleport . achools . 446 -3664 or 1 Ponible land contract . Call 51 3 · 423 - 8928 . 614-992 -50446 . . Owner I Agent. 36 acres at <Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd . Owner financ Ing available . Call 446 -8221 after e w_eekdlys. Unecromblo ,_tour Jumbloo, one 111111' 10 oec11 four ordlt1liy _.g. EVENING Auto 76 . itftiff.\.ftfi}'il ~THATFp'N""WOIIOOAIII ~ 19 ~~ · byHonrl-ondBobLia . 4/5/83 · lc- OFFICE 1pece av•llebla. Will . remodel for right tennant. Cedar werdro~. antique Seddlebroolr. Inn, Pt. Plea- lruM, 3 tier gloll tllblo • lint. 304·8'16·6278. concn~t. plcnlq t.blo with Home and or rental Broadway-Midcleport. M od~n Space for Rent COUNTRV MOBILE Home Polk. RO<JII . 33. Nonh of Pomll'oy. Ll<91 loto. Colt 992·7479 . . d lata occu~nC'(·· Intlrllt ratll art down anil proba~y won't be lower. Television Viewing 74 .. �r tipple· pprov....... (Continued from page 1) council. .John Anderson rep<)rted that the Council went Into executive session for l5 minutes and when the two catch basins on SR l241n upper regular meeting was . rtjsumed Pomeroy ruive collapsed. Anderson counen voted to accept the bid- of also suggested that possibly HUD Carroll Johnson , Middleport. to fundocould be used to Investigate maintain Beech Grove Cemetery at water leaks In the Keers Run ara. He stated a waterllnewaslaidfrom a cost of$12,200. Council unamiously adopted a Nye Ave to U. S. 33 but residents resolution In favor of the Issuance of were never hooked up. He th.ought a iongwalllng mining permit for the excess funds could be used for Southern Ohio Coal Co. the hookups. · It Is the same resolution MiddleBruceReed,councllman,saldtbe port Council approved at its last road under the bridge was in need of meetillg. repair. a or Ardrews reported' Council approved thtf sec~nd patching e road will be reading of and ordiance for the nee inspection of buildings and rest . Bill Young, councilman, asked tlon of buildings within the village. that a letter be written to the Ohio rn other business, coJDcll dis· Departm entofTransportatlon,Ma· cussed the renovation of the two top rietta as to the status of the repair ) floors of the c ity hall for rental on the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge. purposes . Work has been done on the bridge Harold Brown presented a list of but has not been comple!fd. crtteria for the renovation. The set Youn·g a lso noted village streets . willthat be presented to of guidelines four arch itects council w ill contact. The architects will be a sked to attend the next meeting of Area deaths Haddox, 68, who died Sunday evening at her home on Hamilton St. , Middleport, will be held at 10 a.m: Thursday a t Rlverview Cemeiery with the Rev. Robert Robinson officiating . Born on Aug. 25, 1914, In Middleport, she was a daughter of the late Herman W. Haddox. Surviving are her mother, Bessie Mae Puntns Haddox, Hamilton St.; a brother·in·law and sister, Charles and Juanita Lupton, Rio Grande; a brother and slster·in· law, Chester and Nina Haddox. Dania, Fla .. and several nieces a nd nephews. She attended Heath United Presbyter· ta n Church. The Rawlings-Coats·B1ower F'un· era I Home is In charge of arrangements. There are no calling hours. p 1E aU " o· ·· • · · .BVIS . Paul E . Davis , 63, Russell St., well-known Middleport resident, died Monday at VeteranS Memortal Hospital. following a lingering Illness. Mr. Davis was born May2,19191n Middleport, son of the late David a nd Kate Louden Davis. Hewasalso preeeded In death by a half sister a nd a half brother . A veteran of World War n. Mr. Davis was a member of St. Paul . .utheran Church In Pomeroy and a Faces vehicular homicide charge Emergency runs I . COLUMBUS - The Farmers Home Administration Is antlclpat· .ing receiving additional loan and grant funds under the recent jobs bill. It Is estimated that $15 mUIIon in loan funds and $5 million In grant funds would be ava ilable to rural communities with an Incorporated population and up to 10,00J persons. Criteria for which communities would be eligible for these grant funds may also be changed In order to assist more communities. Grants are used to reduce the member of Middleport Lodge· 363, Free and Accepted Masons and Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amert· can Legion, In Middleport. He was co-owner of the Point Pleasant Dairy Queen for 24 years. He was formerly the veterans service officer In Meigs County and at one time, had been employed at Ohio University . He was a former member of the Middleport· Pomeroy Rotary Club. Surviving are his wife, Dorothy Darst Davts; a son and daugher·ln· law, Wayne E. andDebbleK.Davts, a nd a grandson, Ardrew Davis, all of Middleport; a niece, Marllyn Kellough, Columbus, and several other nieces, nephews and cousins. Furleral services will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at St. Paul Luth~n Church with the Rev. Wllifam Mlddleswarth officiating. Burtal will be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Frtends may call at the Rawlings. Coats-Blower Funeral Home from 1 . · to9 this everlfilg, from 2 to4'and'lto9 p.m . Wednesday, and until i.2: 30 p.m . Thursday w hen the body will be taken to the church to lie in state until time of services. Masonic rites wlll be conducted. by the Middleport Lodge 363 a t 7: 30 p.m . Wednesday at the funera l home. Graveside mllltary rites will be conducted Thursday by FeeneyHeMet! Post. Pallbearers will be Pete Elberfeld, Curtis Jenkinson, Leo L. Vaughan , Bob Haggerty, Kevin Dailey and VIctor Hannahs. Navajo to·speak was reported . Meets Wedne!!day llmlts to set up business. A wide variety of moreseller,l are merehandise >/88 being offered and expected as ~peratures wann. · Veterans Memorial Admitted --Juanita Wamsley, Middleport; Thomas Wolfe, Ra· cine; William Crane, Pomeroy. Discharged--David Houston . repayment burden on the system's users. Fwlds would be used to. assist communities with the Installation or Improvement of central water and sewage disposal systems. Prtortty Is given to local public bodies providing service In com· munitles of 5,500 population or less. 'The Interest rate depends Jlpon the median family Income (MFI) in the service area. If the MF1 is equal to or less than $15,840 per annum based upon the 1980 census figures or other reliable sources, the borrower woulct be eligible for 7% percent interest. Borrowers whose MFl exceds the $15,840 would pay the market rate of 9'h percent. Rates may change quarterly but once l011n Is approved the rate remains fixed. Additional d~talls and appllctlon forms can be obtained through one of the five Dlrstlct Oftices of FmHA. COUPON &\LE • Weather forecast Seventy percent chance of rain or thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight 45-50. Winds easterly around 10 mph.' High Wednesday 55-60. · Extended Ohio Forecast Thursday through Saturday: Chance of rain Thursday . Fair Friday and Saturday. lllghs In the upper 40s t.u mid-50s. Lows In the upper 20s and the 30s early Thursday and Friday. Cooling to the mld·20s to low 30s early Saturday. Tec hnic,are Corporation, a subsl· diary of Johnson and JohnsOn, that the pause button on 238 of the computer axial tomography (CAT) scanners It has sold may not work properly and could cause the extra exposure. "This .may be like getilng two CAT scanswb.en yi>u shOuld orily get one," Srrii th sa id . " We don;t know how sertous a problem It is. But we consider the whole matter to be fairly routine." Smith said . that technicians as well as patients might be subjected to the extra exposure. Asked It patients who might be told by their doctors to have diagnostic. cheeks with the company's CAT scanners, should go ah9<k Smith replied : . ."That's correct." The company was notified of the malfunctions In a letter from the FDAdated March 29. The company has until April15 to respond. FDA couid order the company to repair all the eqUipment. The equipment Involved is from Techntcare's Delta Scan sertes with model nwnbers 2020 and 2060. There are about ~.OOJ CAT scanners ln·use in the U.S. FDA . checked the equipment ·after rete!~ several earn plaints abOut its operation. ... · · ·· · Smith said the letter was sent because "FDA never believes you sould "be exposed to unnecessary x-rays." CAT scanners ar.e diagnostic tools which allow doctors to pinpoint ailments like cancers, blood clotS"· and cysts. In a separate matter, FDA found that the company sold nine or 10 CAT scanners without special filters which the machines were advertised as having. Smith said the company already has agreed to attach such filters lo the affected machines. o',, ·.• SAVINGS • FDA z,ssues CAT scanner warning WASHINGTON CAP) - The Food and Drug Adm!nistratlon has notllled a manufacturer that Its . widely-used diagnostic scanner may malfunction and expose patients to unnecessary X-rays, a spokesman said today. . Cll~.Sm!lh. a spokesma n for the FDA, said (he agency ' . ' ... ·h as 'told • I "> • / Three calls were answered Man· · A m eeting of the Hysell Run day by local units, the Meigs County Holiness Missionary Group wlll be Emergency Medical Services reheld at 7:30 p.m . Thursday with ports. At 5: 19 a.m., the Pomeroy spea ker Brother Montor, a Navajo Unit took J am es Weyersmllle, Indian from the Dakota reserva· Spring Ave., to Holzer Medica l !Ions. The public Is Invited. Center; a t 8:29 a.m., the Tuppers Plains Unit took Eloise Connolly from Route 7 to Camd~n-Ciark Saturday·sign·up Hospital in Parkersburg andat3: 03 p.m .. the PGmeroy Unit took David The Middleport Youth League Hardwi c k from Robinson' s will have sign up day Saturday from Laundry to Veterans Memorta l 10 a.m . to 12 noon at the Middleport Hospital. Park. Registration is $7.·For more lnforma tlon call 992-3326 or 992-5726. Thursday concert UPTO '12857 PAYING TOO MUCH FOR NECESSITIES? Prices In ·April 5th ~ · . Thru April 17th OR UNTIL QUANTITIES ON HAND ARE EXHAUSTEI:f SAVE WITH FRUTH COUPONS We reserve the right to lim it quant i ties.· Not responsible for pr int ing errors . Black lung help on way for miners SPRING Present a nd former coal miners who need assistance In filing blac k lung ·Claims , a ppeals and resolving problems have help on the way . WHITE CLOUD SALE TISSUE 6 ROLL FAMILY PACK A Black Lung representative from the U.S. Labor Department's Columbus office will visit the Meigs County Senior Citizens Center on a tria l basis on the third Wednesday of April, May and June. P urpose of the viSits will be to assist people In filing claims and appeals, to answer questions, and to resolve a nyp ro blem s or changes Involving Department of Labor Black Lung Benefits. ' · Reg. $2." SAVE 50'. With Coupon ERA PLUS LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT The representative will be at the Meigs Coun ty Senior Citizens Cen· ter, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, from 10 a.m . to 2 p.m .. on April 20, May 18 and June 15. Lfmit 6 1Jottles With Coupon 8 oz. Size Umit 6 Bottles Wrth Coupon 8 oL Size · Th~ Mlddlepof1 Literary Club will meet We<;lnesday a l7 : 30 p.m. at the home of ~rs . Faye Sauer, Rutland. Sibley Slack will have the book revi~;~w . With Coupon r' Supptem.e nt to Point Pleasorit .~ee_lster. Gantpotls DallY Tribune . Pomeroy Sentinel - The Putnam Post . The CObetl Record Will turn w·ater.off . The wa tet· wtU·beoff in the village of Syracuse Wednesday, April 6. The water will be turned off at 10 a .m . and will remain off for three hours. Bake sale slated A Mason County, W.Va. man charged In the death of Larry K. The Long Bottom Community . Frasher, 27, Rt. 3, Gallipolis, In a Association will hold a bake sale March 26 traffic accident near . Wednesday, April6, at thecominun· Gallipolis will face a preUmlnary lty building. hearing Aprllll In municipal court. Dwight P . Greer. 30. Henderson, appeared before' Judge James A. BeiUiett Monday and was placed on Ohio louery winner $7,500 bond for both charges . • The Galllpolts post of 'the Ohio · CLEVELAND · (AP) - The Hlghwar Patrol alleges that Greer winning number drawn Monday was the driver or a vehicle that night In the Ohio Lottery's dally collided head-on with Frasher's game, "The Number," was W. vehicle on Ohio 7 In Addison rn the "Pick 4" game, played five Township. Frasher dled of InJuries times a week, the winning nwnber suffered In the accident more !han was497Q. an hour later. The lottery reported earnings of · City Solicitor Oo.ugtas Cowles $4lll,853.!50 trom Wagering on Its moved to have two additional dally game. Eamlngscan\eonsales · charges, of oWl and left of center, oi $1,144,384.50, while hOlders of dismissed to allow prosecution of winning ticketS were entitled to vehicular homicide, a felony. share $663,531, officials said . .' SPRING .:..... Spring "sprung", hoJI!lfully, on Monday when four Dea markel merehanlll mnoved their merchandise onto the parking lot of the fomier IGA store near the Pomeroy-Middleport Corporation ·FHA anticipates loan, ·.granJ funds Meigs County happenings Patrol checks andTheChorus Sou thern High School Band will present a spring the high School Thurs· conceri a t minor accident day, April 7, a t8p.m . notTuesdayas A minor accident was lnvestl: gated by.the Ga ltla·Mctgsp<lst of t he Ohio Highway Patrol Monday . The patrol sa id the left front ti re on a vehicle driven by Jimmy H. Holley, :15. Ca tlettsburg, Ky .. fell off and struck a vehicll• driven by Ma lcolm E.Adkins. 31. Huntlngto~. W.Va., while both Wf'J'(> travelling · on County Rd: 21, one· tenth of a mil<> east at Ohio 7 a t 1: 35 p.m. Slight damage was reported to 1-~-~--HOTJey'§'auTo and modera te to the Adkins car. No c itation was Issued . Council agreed not to purchase a copier at the present tlme . The vote . was four to one • with Reed abstain!ng. The mayor's report in the amount of $4,038 was accepted. Named to the Fireman's Depen· dency Board were Bill Young and Betty Baronlck. Ellen Rought, clerk-treasurer reported that the hosplta!lzationfor employes with Blue Cross was going tp be Increased considerably. Coun· ell asked. that other Insurance sources be checked. .---------------------------, No indict~ents Cannen L. Had~ found by JUry Gravesideservices for CarmenL. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Now that a Franklin County grand jury has decided against handing up lndictments in the alleged tnultlplc rape of a 19·year·old Ohio Stn te University student, the school has resumed Its administrative review of the allegations . The grand jury decided Monday there was Insufficient evidence to support the rape allegations, which triggered protests on the OSU campus by represenwtlves . of several women;s groups. Bill Owen, spokesman for the Franklin County prosecutor's of· fice. said the gra nd Ju,.Y heard 2 ~ days of testimony from 12 men and three women - including several OSU footba ll players and OTl<' basketball player- befor<;.startlng deliberations a t 2 p.m ..J'IIonoay:The grand ]U IT cons is ted of.four women a nd five men. · " Alter about 20 minutes, they infonned our office they would not be returning a ny Indictments ," Owe n said. "The way we look at it., we feel we've exhausted the witnesses and a mount of evidence we have In the case. Naturally, If a ny new Information would be brought up, we could go back. We do not fo resee any add itiona l action a t this point ." John Salimebene , assis tant rranklln Gounty prosecutor, told a news con ference: "Two-and·a·half days shows you the amount of effort the grand jury undertook." To return an indictment , seven or the. grand Jurors must find that a crim e probably was committed a nd that there Is ca use to have the named defendant gpon trial for the crtme. The coed cou ld still file a civil suit in the Incident. She a lleged she was sexually assau lted several times late Feb. 22 a nd early Feb. 23 at Steeb Hall on the Ohio Sta te campus. . A sealed searc h warrant opened Monday by Municipal Judge Sidney H. Golden shows tha t she clalmro she was raped twlcelnone roomand five times In a not her, the Columbus Cltizen·.Journa l reported today. should be washed and cleaned. It was noted thataddltonal hose would have to purchased. 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