https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/46dac4b7f120f078ddafb206300b5dcf.pdf e6bdbe0f3619cae0bcf44c57a557ded7 PDF Text Text . -·-··-Pa!Je--14-The Daily Sentinel ~leport, Ohio Polilei'OJ' -A~d rain bill-- seen a~i~.threat to miners . ,..... . \ly JEFF GRABMEIER has allegedly harmed, lakes and the causes or the extent of the OVPstalf rivers in the Northeast and Canada, problem." . COLUMBUS - Coal producing making them unsu!tablefor !Ish and He called the Mitchell bill, which states face "social and economic othet Ufe. IS pending in commlttee, "a diSaster" if Congress awroves Up to SO,(XX) mining jobs would be knee-jerk, reactionary" solution pending acid rain legiSlation, Ri· lost In tiie United States I! this bill which will increase unemployment chard Trumka, president of the beComes law, Trumka said. · · and may not prevent acid raln. United Mine Workers of America, Ohio, which produces mainly Instead, the UMWA supports a said Tuesday. high-Sulrei coal.. could lose 95 House bill sponsored by Nick Joe "ThiS legislation pose!\ a serious percent of its mlnlng jobs, accord· Rahall, D-W.Va., which would threat to our union," Ttumka told ing to the UMWA chief. provide lou five-year srudy of the over 400 lJMWA members here for a Conswn~s will also·ll'{y more for causes and effects of acid rain. tw<rday conference on jobs and acid electricitY as uilllt!es inst;ill new . ri 'studieS conclUde ooal·flred rain. "The message IS simple: we . anti-emiSsion deVices and switch to · generating plailts do pose a s!gnifl' · must prevent that catastrophe." low'stilfer coal or alternate fuels, he cant hazard by causing acid rain, Trumka and other union and said. · Trurnka saki the union would have Although some environmental· to •;'a ddress the problem" at that legiSlative leaders blasted a bill sponsored by Maine Democrat tsts claim emiSsions from Midwest time. George Mitchell , which would powerp1antsisthecauseofactdrain The recently-elected UMWA require coal-burning electrical gen. in the Northeast, Trumka claimed Iea(jer ' said stringent emiSsion erating plants in 31 states to reduce "the scientific jury IS still out. ·legtslatton would put an unfair their sulfer dioxide emiSsions. ' 'We do recognize the problem," burden on miners and their Some scientiSts have tdentWed he said. "However, we don't know communities. the emiSsions with acid rain, which I I ~ ,...........,.~. . . ~ Commission backs iContinucod 'from page I ) as to what avenue would be best lo follow and repor1 back to the commissioners. McClure, who ls employed by Ashland Oil, told the commissioners thai if he knew in advance he could give them ·prices on ga•. but he would like to have advance notice. ;Iones reported thai on SR 14:l .between the county iandfut and SR 7 residents across the creek are unable to get coal or fuel oUto their homes. Jones asked the engineer If he had any obj ection in providing an access to the homes. Roberts and Warner sa id il was illegal for the county to perform work on private property and Ihere Is is no obligation as far as the county IS concl'rned. · . . . The bOard discussed closing the lartdftir"at··riight,' but took no 'deflntte · ac tion. , Roberts repm1tod he had contacted a represenlatlve of the 3·M compmany to get ~rices on signs to be used on county roads. Jones.announced lha t a soli survey will get underway in Me igs County in April of 1984. PutlJOsc of Ihe soil survey is to delermine the type of soil in any given , area of lhe county. SoU tests witl be available at the SoU Con5ervalon office. · In observ~nce of Ohio Clea n Up Day on April 30. the new landfill, if opened by thai time, may he used by the public free of charge on Aprll30 only. Area deaths Sara L Reynolds Rupe, 80, Bradbury Road, Middleppr1, died Tuesday at Trumbull Memorial Hospital, Warren, Ohio. Mrs. Rupe was born Nov . 16, 190'2 at Bradbury the daughter of the late Val H. and Margar et Ann Gardner Reynold,, ShP was also preceded in death by two brothers, Edgar Reynolds and Gardner Reynolds. Mrs. Rupewas agraduateofOhio Univerty having taugh( at Maga · dor, Ohio in the 19al's rur several years and Middlepor1 Elcmenlary Schools for 30 years. She was a member of the Mlddleporl Church of ChriSt, Ohio Education Associa· tlon, National Education Associa· \ion the [ormer Middleport Local Teachers Assoclailon and tho. Ohio Retired Teachers Association She Is survived by her hu sba nd , Gerald V. Rupe: one daughter and Ohio schools chosen for program COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPl - Ten schools have been chosen by tht' Ohio Department of Educalion for constderalion in a national pmgrarn aimed at t't'COgn!iing sucCPssful secondary schools naltonwide. The program was inaugurated thiS year . by U.S. Secretary of Education Terrel H. Bell, who said it wtll be a first step in esta bliShing,a national network of schooLs ...that can setve as models for other schools and local districts that are seeking ways to become better." '!be schools nominated by each state will be evaluated by representatives from majm· education association s and nationally recognized experts on secondary education . A number of selected schools will be visited inAprilandMay, with final selection for national recognl· tton in late spring or early •-ummer. The schools chosen in Ohio for consideration were Eastmoor' High Scl>ool. Columbus: Mount Gilead High School; Shaker Heights High School; Worthington High School; Wyoming High School; Ankeney Junior High School, Beavercreek; · Eastview Middle School, Bath; PerkinS Junior High School, Akron ; Princeton ,Tunior. High School, Cincinnati; and Wbite Oak Junior High Shoot, Cincinnati. . . , Chicken barbecue The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire Department will holds Its t1rst chicken barbeeue of 1983 Sunday beginning at 11 a.m. at the fire station on Butternut Ave. Page 9 P~2 • ent1ne son-in-law, Ann and Joseph McKay, granddaughters, Sally Bronson, Cinda McKay, pne gt:andson, Victor Mckay and one great granddaugh· ter , MeiL•sa McKay all of Warren: a nd two nephews. Graveside riles wtll be held Thursday at 4 p.m. al Mlddlepon HI II Cemetery with 1he Rev. Robert Melion officiating. Rnwlings-Caots· Blower funeral Home is in char!(£' of arrang<oments. Emergency runs Six calls were answered by local unlls 'TUesday and on V,:ednesday morning, the Meigs County Emergency Medica l Service repor1 s. On 'TUesday, 10:21 a.m ., Middleport look Virginia Htndy. Nor1h fourth Ave ., 10 Holzer Medical Center: al 11:19 a.m ., the. Racine Fire Departmenl extinguiShed an' outbuilding tire al the BUI Rizer residence: Pomeroy at 2:24 p.m .· took Ra¥ Searls from Modem Supply to Veterans Memorial Hospllal and al8: 41 p.m .. 'TUppers Plains took Harold Smith from Township Road 263 to Veterans MemoriaL On Wednesday at l!l: 10 a.m., Pomeroy took Mildred Wolfe "rrom Pomeroy Hea llh Care Center to Veterans Memorial a nd at 12:41 a.m .. Middiepor11ook Lucille Casto from 636 Plum St:, to Veterans Memorial. Celeste. speaking)lereataUnited Mine Workers of American confer· ence, said such a program is neected to · find ways to save OhiO coal mining jobs. "We need action to put our people back to work," he said. . .. ·•. Mayor's Court · ' -- . . ' .- . · Three def~hdants forfeited bonds In the court of Middleport Mayor fred HoHman Tuesday night. They were ,Jeffrey R Hawley, Middleport, $52, posted on a speeding charge; Nathaniel Rife, Cheshire, $all, reckless operation, and Tamara Hayes, West Colum· bia, W. Va., $450, driving while · intoxiced. Flned in the court were Michael Layne, Langsville, $100 and costs, destructionofproperty,and$50and costs, diSorderly manne~; Steven Schneider, Reedsville, $425 and costs ank three days in jaU, drlvlng while intoxicated; . Robel'~ Lemley, Pomeroy, $425 and costs and three days tn jail, driving while tntoxtcated; Brtan Dingey, N'ew Haven, W. Va ., Sal and costs, speeding; Paul Hattleld, Dexter, $50 and costs, diSorderly manner; Gary freeman, Middleport, $5 and costys, unsafe manner. A number of defendants were cited to court onchargesoflaUureto pay old fines. The group includes ' David ftsh~r. Middleport; Alfred ,. Evans, Middleport; Cindy Mayle, Rutland; ,Jimmy MorriSon, Middleport; Dorothy McCloud, Middleport, and Sammy Linle, CoolvUie. Two defendants were lined and a number of others forfeited bonds in · \lie court of Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Andrews Tuesday night. Fined were David Anderson, Sandusey. $375 and costs and three days In jaU, driving while !ntoxi· cated, and Larry Fox, Middleport, $50 and costs, speeding. Forfeiting bonds were Fred Riggs, Pomeroy. $63, traffiC llght violation: Benton Phillips, Pomp. roy, failure to pay old fine of~. and assigned to work lor village to . ll'\Y off; Kenneth Hartley, Sr., Pomeroy, $63, diSorderly manner; failure to register motor vehicle; , Rebecca Drenner,noReedsville, $43, Ralph Meister, addres~ recorder, 51)3, diSorderly rnaruiei'; Mike Dorst, Pomeroy, $63, no . - .· . OJJ!'!rator' s ·liCense; 'Frank BS:~n; · Columbus, $47, speeding; Steve Kenzll, Pomeroy, $48, speeding; Lawrence Collins, Long Bottom, . $44,speedtng: ,TohnPartlow,Pomeroy, $63, nooperator'sllcense;Andy Doczt, no address recorded, and Tommy Romine, np address listed, $63 each, consuming alcohol in a motor vehicle. EUzabeth Lane, $25, !allure to appear to press charges; Delores Goode, Pomeroy, $63, failure to regiSter motor vehicle; Theodore Hayes,Pomeroy,$43,assuredclear distance. ., . Prosecutors want defendant tried as adult offender ' Pomeroy, Ohio 1\d~itJon11l. .. (Continued from page I) representatives is Jeff Gilkey. C<rsponsor is the Farmers Bank and Savings Co. Bahr Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Bahr, Chester. He" IS a member of the Naqonal Honor Society and has served as a class officer . He attended Ohio Untver· s!ty during the 1982 summer team as part of the Honors Tutor1al College. He attends South Bethel New Testamr nt Church. His alternate is Kim Probert and co -sponsor is Bank One of Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial NEW HOURS " · 1 I Mon.:fri.. Evenil'lg 5:00-S:OQ p.ni. .:. : Saturday 10:.00 a.rn.-4:00 p;in. · 1 lI ________________________ _ PlEAsE CALL AHEAD EVENINGS - 992-7582 J Candlewicking Frames DMC Floss CountJY Primitives Hand-Crafted Gifts I ELBERFELDS INTRODUCING WRANGLER RUNNING GEAR • By LARRY EWING OVPstafl GAI.J..IPOLIS (OVP) - A charge of murder was expected to be filed today against a 17-year old Point Pleasant resident, who was incarcerated laSt night by the Gallla County Shert1f' s Department and held in connection with the death of a female whose body was recovered late Wednesday from , a well near Wilkesville. ' Assistant Prosecutlng Attorney Donald A. Cox said thtsmorningaformal chargeofmurderwould he brought against Charles Lee II,17, Pt. Pleasant, during a detention hearing setfor.ll a.m. in the juvenile dlvlslonofcornmon pleas court. At the same time, Cox said, theprosecutor'sofficeplannedtotlleamot!on requesting that the case against Lee be transferred to the general division of the eourt of corrimon pleas, where he would be prosecuted as an adult offender. · While a positive identification of the body has yet to be reach"!~ through the coroner's office, Sher.lff J·a mes M. Montgomery said (his momil)g the deceaseo i)ad ~ tentattvely)de'ntifle<;l.byfamtlymemhersasJ7·yearotd Barbara Twyman, Rt.1, Ewlngton. ·· ' A missing persons report was flied with the shert1f' s department lasL month. According to the report, the Buckeye Hills Career Center studenl had been miSsing since March 20. . Lee was taken into custodY and booked in connection with the alleged homicide late last night, wlthinhoursoftherecoveryof a femalebodyfroma .j{}root deep well located on an abandoned rural mobUe:hpme site, just off Allee Rd., approximately four mUes from Wilkesville. · A spokesman for the department said last night investigators had been led to the well site by an anon~ous tip, received Tuesday, concernil)g the whereabouts of a body , The well and body were discovered at approximately 4: :ll p.m., yesterday. The 40-foot deep well held approximately 15 feet of water . To recover the body, tankers from the Vinton Volunteer Fire Department and the Gallipolis City Fire Departinent pumped approximatelY 2,500 gallons of water into the weJl..allowlngthebody to Ooat tothetopoftheshaft The body was removed from the well at 9: 15 p.m . .Sheriff Montgomery said the weU would he pumped out today in search of further evidence in the case. SIZES 8.to 20 Be sure to see all the 0111er Wrangler .styleo. Boya' knit ahirto, shorto, Welt· em shirto. sport ahirto, dr811 stacks.. Men'a and IJoy's Depertment. 1 rn Floor. DIRT? DISCOVER BLEACH ·SALE ... AND DISCOVER A CLEANER WIXJ[]'i]'§OO WASH! ' tiOW GOING OINI ,....,.__ TO CHOOSE FROM By The "-'laled PreM . The wet fweather over Ohio is caused bY a cold front and will gradually end ioday from the west. High pressure IS centered over the hlih Plains of Kansas and eastern Colorado, with Its tnnuence spread OYer much of the central and western United States. 'llle cold· front in Ohio should move Into western Pennsylvan)a by this eY!!IIIrig and continue to the East Coast by FTtday morning. The FREE ' cp'Jair . RAVENSWOOD , W.Va. (AP IThe Ravenswood Works of Kaiser 'Aluminum & Chemical Corp. will recall300 employees when It begins work on restarting a 40,00}-ton capacity potline in May, company oftldals say. The company plans to recaU 270 hourly ·workers and 30 salaried employees, said RW. Irelan. Kals· e r's regional director of public ·affairs. The potline actually won't be restarted until August , but workers are needed to make preparalions and undergo rt'training bPcauSI' lh~ line has been out of opera l ion for m ore t han a year, I relan sa id . , The restart is part of a n agreemeni b!'tween the company and the Unlled Steelworkers Union reac hed in December following 16 monlhs of negollalions. lrC'Ian sa id . The r ropening of the Ravenswood line c'oincides with plans to restart two 27.500-top capacity poltincs and possibly a third at Kaiser's Mmd plant near Spokanp, Wa sh .. Irelan sa id . The pollin('s are US('(! Ia converi By ROBERT E . MILLER Associated Press Wrller COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -StatP welfare officials say they hope to set up two more county , ''wor kfare" programs prior to a Sept. 1 deadline to get them going statewide. We i!arc Director ,tohn C. Cuddy sa id 11lesctay night that he fo resees two program s being added to I~c fourthal a lrcaclye,isl, ha ving them came on board "sorncllmPafiPr the first of July ." Cuddy's commenl s came during a le ngthy pr:esenlalion lo a HuuSI' · .. Exl nlodOIIIoForeCaat .., -''Valli s'lla 1 y. . 175-13'11 GalUpoUa Ferry - 5 mUea aeutb l!olllt Pleuat, Rt. Z 0 IlK HOURS: Moa., Tues., Wed.,, Tllan.,s.t.-ta.m.-6p.m.; Fri. o.Iy h.m. - I p.m. · , '. • '· e., •uwaa IWIIII • h' A t..,. 011 wMe, lllr IIIII cool llle fA( j . . . . Ill llle mltl .. ID mid . . s.lurdq and llllllle• M •"'· .............. mtlllb 1n ~~~e•. a •'J _. ,,' t rnull f'n 'lbr Ias l of four putlinPs at lh<· Ravenswood plant WiJ S shu t down In January 19g2. rtnally dosing lhP R.a vpnswood reduction planl, Irelan said . '11u• shuidown cut lh<• OJ)('rarion's w orkfor cf' In half, to aboui 2,l0Jcmployees. Rl•surnpt ion of one pollin<' was a pll'<igc the company made In [)(_-.('ember in exchang(' for work t-uic , smlorlly anct job combinailon conc{'ssions hy 1hP stL'{'Iworkr rs union, I rPian said . l\.11 is£'!' a !so agTr•fxl agn"l(l() to r hangP it s Jl('n slon plans 10 allow CJ(Xl USW mf'rrtbPI'S al H.ttVPri~Wood to la kt• m rly wish" I. rL•ilt'f'!nf'nl If lhey " T hP aJ.!TL"•PnJPn! on loca l issues thai was r c-achf'CI las t year Is ll'S[Xmsibi<' for the HavPnswood rf's\<JJ1," said ,lim RowPn, w~slst a nt dirPc lor of USW Dis I rleiZ:I. irdan Silid emptoym<'nt a l the RayPnswood plant . now l,Hfll.muld reach ~ . 7lll or ~.801, IJu I h0 ~aid it Is unllkdy thP facl nry will f'Ver t•m~loy as many propit• as II once did Human Resourees suhcommlti('(• which is looking al thf' Wt> lfa N· Department's $5.H hillion gml'l'al fund budget for th!' I!JRl l!l!fJ biPnnlum . He also ~v i Pwcd scvP ral ol hPr welfare program s. inc luding Mt'f.ti ca\d, whf'rc Gov. Richard Cdestf• wan is 10 cut al lea,sl $11XI rniUiun In · s ta te SJX'nding . <1 bll'·bodif'd wel!arP rrc lplenls work for a pan ion of their benefit s In puiJIIc Sl'<: lor jobs , currently Is being Iritod as a pUot pmjec t in Marion , Madison. Hancock and Butter counties. Cuddy did not indica le which ;"ounliPs may join first in whal -.·til lk'< ·omc ;.i perm~ment, stalewld€' workfan't' Hur1 as ma ndated by the Lt.•;:is laturt•, e ffective Sept. 1. Papers .won't accept -e dited·autopsy repo-rt~ ' attermonsiiDim's. Hieh~. Into WorkfarP. a pmgram in which l3ec(Jmlng partly cloudy tonight. Low 42-47. Winds .westerly 10 IIOI'thwl!tlterly ~10 mph. VarlableoloudlnessFrldaYwithachanceol Ptulliture ~De§igns . . aluminum oxldr aluminum . Welfare chief envisions new programs Plains high wtll move ellSt nd into our area late tonight and Friday. Another area of low pressure Is expected .to gain strength over southern and eastern Texas tonight a,J!d should milve to the Tennessee Valley by Friday evening. Cloods will be on theintreaieover southern Ohio on Friday, and areas · · along 'ihe Ohid Rlver CQUld be thi'eatened by showers by late Friday afternoon. Weather forecast Barbarll Twymlln, 11, Rt. I, Ewlngton, hi\.' been !OCnt to r,olumbtL•Ior an autopsy. MeMwhUc, G..Ula hiW111t'fl have charged Charles 1.<.•.> II, 17, Point Plca..'<ant, w. va .. with murder. Prosecutors art• IL•king that Lee be chargt•d a.• an adult. - Larry EwlnK photo. Kaiser to recall 300 employes Cold front should end tonight BEFORE YOU BUY A WATERBED CHECK WITH US . • . WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY! MANV coroner' soffice for an autopsy . As of thiS morning , Berkich said he had not received any information from Columbus on Ule cause of death . . A tentative identlflcatlon on Morrison was made by the sheriff'& department. and a spokesman sa!Q the Mason County Sqerlff' s Depart· men! "woold conduct a followup Investigation Into circumstances surrounding her death. Sheriff's investil!ators wereconfi· dent Wednesday the body would be Identified through dental records or other methods . Berldch said there has not been an opportunity to examine those records. · After being returned from Columbus, the body was released to WUIIS Funeral Home. Further comment on the Investigation . was not available this morning from Point Pleasant -:Poltee--Dttet. •.James Gaskins. . BODY FOUND IN WELL - A body , tentatively ide~ttfled as that of a missing Ewington (GalUa County) girl was pulled from 11 411 fool weD Wednesday night by members of the Gallla C<nmty Sheriff's Department and Vinton Volunteer Fire · Department. The body of . GALLIPOLIS (OVP) -Graveside services were held late thiS morning in Centenery for a 32-year· old Point Pleasant, W.Va. woman whose body was found in the Ohio River Tuesday. The viCtim was identified as Sonlla ~Morrison, API\rtment ..,.•j-:1 ~ ..IU:o ~'= ~ •• r ' ' ..., ::m.~ naSI. Point Pleasant pollee reponed that MorriSon has been miSsing . since March 2. As late as Tuesday, pollee had ISsued a public appeal for help' In locating her. ·Morrison's body was discovered at the moUth of the Raccoon Creek. at the Ohio River near Eureka at 5::xl p .m. '1)1esday by a fisherman . Recovered by the GalUa County Sheriff sDepartment, the body was examined by Dr. Edward Berldch, assistant county coroner. : Berldch ordered that the ~Y be taken to the Franklin COUI)ty ' STVLfS ' Body found i~ river identified ~ missing Point Pleasant woman r-;==========~========~~~~;;;~~~~~~~~~ MUDD~ , L Following a preliminary medical examinatiOn, AssiStant County Coroner Edward ,1, Berldch said thiS morning .the body had been transferred to Franklin County for a complete autopsy . Bnghl colors and action stnpes . Wrangler Runntng gear takes off in a lank shirt with 50% Canon/ 50% Polyester mesh under a 100% Nylon shell . The actton shorls are 100% Nylon Guaranteed for one full year Admttted ..WUilam weaver. Mid. . dleport; Hamer Searls, MlddiP. port; Roy Clark, Middleport; AJy. sla JenkinS, Racine; Harold Smith, Reedsville. Discharged--Michael Hewitt, Shirley Stnttli, Thomas Wolfe,· Minnie Edwards, CharleS Theiss, Dessle Borf!lg. 20 C.ntt A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Point Pleasant youth·faces murder Char ~ ~-------------------------, : Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursdav..•. April 7, 1983 Copyrighted 1983 THE WATERMELON PATCH 500 Lincoln Hill 2 Sect ions , 14 Page~ Vol.31 ,No.239 UMWA ligures show over 50 Celeste told miners a practical sulfer dioxide emjsstons from Midwestpowerplantsarethecause percent of Ohio coal miners solution must he found to the acid unemployed, and Celeste said "we rain problem which does not put of acid raln in the NortheaSt. Celeste said govenunent and canoot sit still and hope that will peopleoutofwork.. change." UMWA leaders have spoken out industry should develop~~leste said the 1983 budget for against a Senate bill sponsored by ble solution and "not look for .· the state Department of Develop- George Mitchell, o :Maine, which easy quick answer. ment includes $4 million for coal they claim would put SO,OOJ miners "We cannot accept a simplistic policy that looks for a scapegoat research. He called thiS "a first out of work if tt becomes law. step" and said more money needs to The bill would require 31 states, instead of a solution:" Celeste said. he spent on research with practical including Ohio, to reduce sulfer Although everyone wants clean applications in the coat Industry. dioxide emiSsions from coal· air, the governor said it IS unfair to The governorsatdhewtll propose burning electrical generating "impose the burden on one the state legislature create a coal ,..::P=Ian=t=s::.. .:S:!:po::nso=:;rs:...;:.of:_:th:::e:...;:.bil::l...:.c::la::tm:.::.~-in-d_us_t...:.ry:..._ .. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ use tax which would be used to generate funds for research. , The state should alSo "identify marketplaces around the world" for Ohio coal and help make the coal <;ounted Cross Stitch Supplies . competitive, he said. "')c' . . ' . COLUMBUS - Gov. Richard Celeste Tuesday promised state funding for research and development in the coal industry which he said will help put miners back to work. "We must make a substantial, sustained commtttment to research," he said. "We must lead the nation in development of a compre... henstve coal research and development program ." ' .. Meigs musical group ~ouring Williamsburg Braves beat .Reds; baseball roundups Letters ·t o editor Funding promised to put miners back to work WANTS COAL RE'lEARCH - Ohio Gov. Richard Celeste told meml>ers of the United Mine Workers of America TUesday he want tAl spend !)lore for research and development in the coal indlliltry. Celeste spoke at a UMWA conference on jobs and acid rain. Sara L. Rupe » "I! acid rabt IS going to be .li national ISsue, why should just twq lndustrle$, utllltles llftdcoal, pay the entlre.prlce•" he asked. · Rahall and Rep. Torn Luken; J).()hio; alSo spoke bt oppositiOn to the Mitchell bill. Rahall said · some Northea51 congressman have used the acid rain tssueforpolltlcalendsandhave approached It with "emotklnaUsm" . rather than facts. ' 'There's no. reason to Increase · unemployment because some in government' want to make political rain out of acid rabt," he said. While AmeriCans want clean air, Rahall said "we also want a UveilhoOd for our children and grandchildren." UMWA Ieadi'rs and rank·and·!lle will meet agaln today to learn about acid raln and o~ , efforts ,against the Mitchell . . ~\\e '-;;1 . . ~...,..r . .,. t 0.'t/ .:. ;' . - • Wednett'ny, ·Ap;l 6, .1983 PRINt=' 11eekJ Lee, ceater, daull*t' of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Robert E . Lee, a. I , W.. CI'OWDI!d 1983 Melp CGunty Dairy l'rln<!esS at the tUa.J . . . CauDty Dairy Bilnquet held Wednelday nlghi at Fetltnnbtp Bill of the St. Paul Lalbel'llii.Cialrch In Ponwoy. Crowning - byTurwny 8mllh Clulprrw1, Jell, paM Melp Dairy Prfilcess. On the rf&ll& lin er up "-1 Burke,dlluKhleroiMr.JIIIIIMrs. Mldlael Burke: · DAYTON, Ohio tAP)- Dayton NewspaJl('rs Inc. said Wc'<lnesday il has decided nut Ia accepl from Hocking County officials edited versions of ' the county corone r 's reports on the dea ths of two teen-ager s whose dismembet'('(l bodies were found las l fall near Logan. The newspapers sued March 8 in Hocking County Common Pleas Cour1 , contending that Hocking County Coroner John Rauch had an obligation under Ohio law to make the autopsy reports public. Dayton Newspapers inc. oper· ates The Dayt.on DaUy News a nd The Dayton .Journal Herald . , Hocking County · Prosecutor ChriStopher Veldt and Rauch re· fused to relea~e the repprts, saying they were not ·public records. ·On March 14, Hocking }:ounty Com· mori Pleas Judge ,Tames Stlilweil ruled tllat the· reports were public records. Then Veldt contended that under Ohio law, port lolls of the report could remain confidential be<:ause they contained Information that could jropard iz<' Ihe investigation or lht' double bomiC idP . In a conf<'rcnce In lhc judge's chambers ,Monday, Veidl a.nd assista nt prosec ut or frederick Mong offered to compromiSI' by releas ing edited versions of the rPports. ih(' nt'WS[lilpPI'S said. NewspapPr a llorney Tom Pyper ·was a Uowed to inspect tile fuU repor1.s bul was prevented from dtsctostng ~he coment s to his c lient , The newspapers sa id they dec ided not to accept the edited version and on Wednesday filed a notice withdrawing the court action . "'We are considering other alter· natives," said Metrupulttan Editor Ron Hosea. On Oct. 14. the torsos of Todd Schultz, 19, and 18-year-old Annette Johnston, formerly oT Xenia , were · found In the Hocking River nelir Logan , a cotrununily of abcut 6,00J southeast of Columbus. Two days later, other pai1 s of the bodies we re found buried in a _COlli field near the river. · Sher!ft James .tones sa id no arTeSts have been made . ·, .. •• �PaS• .· 2-The Dairy Sonilil-' Commentary. The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Strt'l'l Pom~ruy, Ohiu 5lf.992·21.W HF:VOTEOTOTif&INTERF..ST OF THE MEIGS..MASO'\' AREA 1'1~ ' ~ms:~ ~..__-r.~d·!==lll ~v ROBERT L WJNGEIT Pulllisht'r fiAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH A~~is~ntl•uhlisht'r/CmllruiJt • r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. N.. .,uEtlilur A MF.MBF:R nF Tht• lh~· ~~ · i~tlt'd" Prt'~ );. lnhmd D11il\• Prt' ~S fls:o.ul'iHilun and tht' Amrrica11 !'l,jr"'spi!po:r Publisht·n Assnd.H!iun. · I.F:1Tt: RS Of' OJ• INION art' \oll'l• · um~ . Th~)' li~uu ld bt• I !!S~ than 300 wunl~ h•••K· All un· !IUbjl'rt l11 l!dltinl( ~tnd mu~l lw siK nt'd with namt'. Mdd r t"Ss a nd lt•lt>phuul' numhu . N•• unsll{ncd h:lkrs will br publbik'd. lA" IterM ~hnuld ~>to in J::••ud W.slc-. iiddr~~ifljl! lt"ltrr~ !11Hut~. ntJI ptor~nallllt!ti . WEST PALM BEACH, Fia. -It Is the Wednesday before the season opened on Monday, an(! I am sitting about 25 rows up In the grandstand at MUnicipal Stadium, watching the Expos of Montreal against the OMoles of Baltimore. II this Isn't heaven, It Is right next to lt. The truth_.Is, I am playing ooaky. I ought to be back up In Washington, D.C., watching the Democrats against the Republicans, but Wa· shington hasn't had a club for the past 10 years. Football, yes; baseball, no. It Is a terrible thing to have a national capital In which the national pastime Isn't seen. No · wonder the people are down on government. e,nyhow, here I am, and the Florida sun Is shining and a gentle breeze Is blowing, .and the mapleleal nag of Canada Is rippling out In center field. The stadium holds about 4,000, and today 3,647 'fans have shown up.'.' HaH of them are over 60. The man are mostly given to bay windows and salt-and· pepper mustaches; the women·are either thin and wiry or big and bulky. It Is a good crowd for a maJor league game that, as they say. "doesn't matter." I am sitting next to an old geezer who comes to Palm Beach every March, maln.ly for the ba~. Then· he goes back to Jlllnc\ls and spends all summer watching TV and readlrig the box scores. I gather that when It comes to major league baseball, Champaign, lll.,ls no hetter than Washington, D.C. ]ames ]. Kilpatrick My friend lsmaybe'lllyearsold. He Is wearing a green shirt over yellow pants, !lnd he has a red, white and l:llue Expos c~p on a wave d white ::~~. no-nonsense ca~ "Don't tell me this game doesn't matter," jle.says. "It matters to the rookies who lor sprtng training, ·and It matters to the regulars whQ want to hold their jobs. they c~ll It 'exhibition base. ball,' but what are they exhibiting? It's their best effort. 'lbey won't run any harder or Held any better In September." 1be old geezer, It turns out, had · thought a lot about the nature of baseball. He had ·concluded that baseball mimics llfe !tseH,In a way not seen In other sports. In the top of come Letter to the edit}r Wants DWI answers._ _ _ _ _ _ __ We'Ve all been hearing about the great new "tough" drunk driving law In our state. It's supposed to be really rough on druhk drivers and make us all feel safer. Well , In our area, three people have died a nd another critically Injured since that law went Into effect. What's being done aboullt? Not much. In last Sunday's Times· Sentinel, April 3, there was an at(lcle on the front page stating the patrol's "frustratlon''at the recent aecldents. We can all understand tlfe problems !acing the sta te highway patrol's efforts to stop the drunk driver but when evidence ~lnts to the. possibility of an lic~lcten.t belrig caused by-a drunk dtlver ·why·I.sn't any action taken? ' Last Friday evening, a car struck a · motorcycle se,rlously Injuring the riDer. The driver of the car was not eYen tested lor alcohol. Why? The ga)rol said that a person can't be telted after two hours. Why wasn't tlm driver tested earller? Why did oiey watt so long? When someone Is S,J.i~pected of being drunk they must '!Ike a breath test. Why wasn't this drtver? He wasn't even made to walk a line. A serious accident had qccurred, there was beer In the car. Wllnesses stated the car was going last on the wrong side of the r oad lind yet the driver still wasn'tglvPn any alcohol test. : Why? II the patrolman didn 't do anything because he· thought the <!river might have been Injured a nd was waiting for the emergency squad, why didn 't he request a blood sample be taken? It was staled In that article In last Sunday's paper that "Patrol policy mandates that blood samples be taken from drivers who have taken a test at the scene and must be sent to Ohio Department of He,.lth laboratory for analysis. "Why was tha t not done? Why did they walt so long? The driver didn't seem very Injured when he was walking around after the wreck. He did not once ask about or look at the man he struck. During that two hour period after tpe wreck thP patrolman hardly ,spoketottredrilrerorthepassenger In' the · car. They just contlnu€11 to ·wander around until the squad arrived. U we are to have a tough drunk driving law why aren't accidents like this better lnvestlgated? Why didn't that trooper do a more thorough job? He didn't even talk to all the wi messes. How can this law work when cases like this go by? How come there are three dead people and another critically Injured In our area? What good ts a law that will arrest you II you weave a little on the road but won't arrest you If you have an accident and Injure or kill someone? I believe we need a crackdown on drunk drivers, but If the state highway patrol doesn't enforce It what good Is tt ? -Susan Bauer. Concerned hunter ______________~-- I Justice, _FBI at odds WASHINGTON - The Mafia dons must be chuckling with satisfaction. A jealous feud between two federal agencies over bureaucratic turf threatens to jeopardize the government's battle against labor racketeering. Here's the story: · The JustiCe Department Is deter· mlnedly trying to keep the Labor Department's special agents from being given the law-enforcement powers FBI agents have.' These Include the right to carry firearms, . .As a conscientious and responsl· the meal he consumes once !ile hunter Ifeelthe need to respond belonged to a living animal. make arrests and exec ul e t'o Dave DUes' letter which Implied Animals are kllled to supply some warrants. dlat a hunter killed his nephew's of our nutritional needs, therefore Justice Department officials dog or killed the deer he recently anyone' who consumes meat must don't want to give the Impression f.ound . The person or persons kill theanlma l,orpaysomeoneelse engaged In an untha l they're (esponslble for those acts commit· to do the killing. The beef or chicken seemly jurisdiCtional struggle. So ted crimes and should be reported on Mr. DUes' platter Is as dead as they're a , gulng, essentially, that io the proper author! til's. the deer or grouse on mine. Hunters do carry and use I cannot understand the ratlonallttrearms, evidently so 'did the za tlon that occurs so that a steer's persons who committed those dea th Is excusable, but a deer's Senseless acts . death Is unacceptable. : The comparison soould stop Hunters contribute to organlza · NE W YORK (NEA) -Less than there. Assuming a hunter actt'llln lions whose Intent Is to purchase 36 hours afte,r President Reagan an Irresponsible ma nner In those wildlife habitat and cond~ct reproposed, In hls televised address Sltuatlons Is lllogtcal. Following search that benefits g'tme and to the nation, a long-ra nge research proj ect designed to replace nuclear S)mllar Incorrect reasoning we non·game species of wildlife. The · could categorize doctors and heroin hunter's role In conservation Is well deterrence with · a system of addicts together since both use documented a nd required no non·nuclear defenses, NBC News Hypodermic syringes. defense. had lound and rushed onto the : Each !ImP I point a gun orrelease 1 understand Mr. Diles' frustra · "Today" show an M.t.T. professor an arrow at an animal I realize I lion and anger when hL• nephew's who allegedly thought the Idea am taking the life of one of "God's dog was killed . I shared l)ls disgus t would cost trillions a nd wouldn't magnificent creatures." at flndlrig an Illegally killed deer work a nyway . : I respect the wildlife I hunt and left to decay. However, the lmplica· As matters turned out, the professor was unwUUng to go quite utilize every usable part of the tlon that hunters were responsible game animal~ that I harvest. My lor the unlawful acts described tn that fa r; but you've sllll got to give ctlet Includes wlld game which Is his letter Is a concern to all NBC, which often serves as a son o! S)lbstltuled for beef, Poultry, pork responsible sportsmen. - John unpaid auxiliary arm o! the or lamb. Costanzo, 51279 Portland Rd., · Democratic National Committee, . _~ Sl!rely.Mr. Diles understand that ··~ Rll~lll~; 01116. •. -- an A:for trYing~·· One reason why Mr. Reagan's Interesting proposal Is difficult to ; I don't want the people of Meigs parking-lot , discredit convincingly Is that he <;:ounty to think I'm writing this A big mad man dared me out of hasn't yet desCribed It In detail. letter just because o! the oile that my ' ca r, was calling me dirty Some critics have assumed he's appeared~ C. Yates on March 30, name!j and really was serious about talking about laser beams, protiecause I'm not! In fact, I don't lt. Needless to say, I never opened Jected !rom "ldller satellites" and agree with her entirely. my mouth. designed to destroy Soviet missiles ' She Is blaming thepollceofflcers I went to Clty •Hall and got a en route to this country while they warrant. 1 must ~ay this much, Sgt. are still thousands ol 'miles away. because nothing has been done Joe Kirby and Lt. Larry Hudson, Perhaps so; but!llsoperhapsnot- · about the rrian who beat her. She ~n't being fair, becau!jl! she plainly were ·very klnd and helpful, during "antl·mlssUe missiles,'' launched staled In her letter that the police the whole thing, even though .Lt. from suclt satellites and armed piCked the man up, and locked him Hudson was really busy, he still had with non-nuclear (I.e. ordinary time to listen and advise. The dirty htgh.exploslve) warheads, could do up, and that (s where their duty ends! deal came tn Court on March 22 . the Job just as well. And ttiere are :: It the man Is ruMing the streets , They found the man NOT stiU other techniques worth consld· 'Jiow, put the blame where the GUILTY but sill! placed him on erlng. Unlll Mr. Reagan becomes l)ll!me goes- on the Mayor If It was one year's probation. Needless to more specific, therefore, his oppoip Mayqr'.s Court and the ludlle If 11 say ,I was also placed on one year's nents can only fi.aJI away at the was 1n County .Court. probation, · both on disorderly general Idea, lnsistli1g that It won't Many people are a ll too quick to maMer charge. Neither had a work and pretending they know blame · the line me,n who go out witness, but the man's wqrd what they are taUdng about. there and bust their faimles to keep overruled mine because I guess I'm But·' · the gener!ll Idea Is a lbelr moho " Protect and Serve." · a female or the man was a friend ol beguiling one, and In embracing It :. Alter a man Is locked up or Cl\le! Stltts. Mr. Reagan hils foxily outflanked a 1\'hatever by a police ot!lcer. thetr I haven't quite llgured It out yet, good many d the Pentagon's destiny neil In the hands ol the but I'm sute of .one thing, . the severes.t critics. Thus, for years Mayor or Judge, so maybe she outromeOfmyfatewasn'ttbefault they have complained loudly beshould stop to see where the blame of Sgt. Kirby or Lt. H\idson. It was cause America's current strategic f:oes. · the Mayor!! ! · _ Barbara stahl, . defense concept Is based o.n ; J had a similar Incident happen to Letart, Ohio. · aeterre~ · the ra!ller macabre .me oo March 20 on PoWell's doctrine of ''mutual assured des- things have been working ()ut line. If the Labor Department crime fighters get In situations where they need guns and arrest authority, they say, all they have to do Is call the FBI for help. My associate Indy Badhwar has learned, meanwhile, that the Gen· era! Accounting Office will recom; mend to Congress that Labor's agents be given full law · enforcement powers. But Justice Is balking: "Proposals to expand the Labor Department's existing criminal Investigative responsibilities," a recent Justice Department memo states, "may jeopardize the prim· ary pMnclples which we think have contributed significantly to the successful Investigation and prose- Reagan'~ . new .. .., . Bl . ame t he rna..yo "' ' • Track dedication set Sunday ~: Pomeroy Mid die port, Ohio Thunday, April 7, 1983 Thinking about baseball · the seventh, the Orioles had gone down In order. "That's life,'' says the old geezer, getting to his feet lor the stretch. "Ufe Is 90 pmcent · three. up, three-dllWil." In the bottom o! the seventh, the Expos' second baseman, name Ill. Little. gets a single. Then he :? b f second off the pitcher. "see what I mean?'' says my friend. "That's life, too. Turn your back .• ~jlll they steal you blind." In the wv"i>t the eighth, the Orioles came' to Ilk!. Jotm Shelby, this spring's phenomenal outfielder, beats out a single; Dauer singles to left, and suddenly the crowd Is attentive. The next hitter rues out, and then Crowley hits a long Oy to Warren Cromartie In right. A crary thing happens. Cromar· tie think• . he has jUst made the third out and starts trotting toward the dugout. Shelby hotfoots It to third and then scores on a wild pitch. The old geezer Is thumping his cane and fairly snorting tn disgust. "Talk· about life,'' he sayd. "Bonehead plays In lite will cost you every time.'' In the bottom of the eighth, Cormartie comes up to bal. The old geezer bellows at htm. " Hey, Cromartie!" he yells. "HOI!' many outs make three?" My friend has been thumping his cane at the umpire too. "Inside! " he llollers. "Way Inside!" It Is DUtch ReMer! behind the plate. When he l'!Hed a strike you know It's a strike. In the end, ills Expos4,0rloles2. We have a winning pitcher, Bunis, and a losing pitcher, Welchel. We have had Reardon 's wlld pitch. At some point In our lives, most ol us throw a wild pitch or take a base because of one. But mainly this has . been a .game of three-up, three·down, not' e)<clttng;" nOt boring .- a . nice' Scattering of goo{!, cleari_hlts, with the runners moving and the fielders shifting; and If It wer<lll'l for the fences, the foul lines would stretch forever. Spring training has something to teach us: It provides an echo of lite. It matters. ·Jack Anderson cutlon of criminal elements In the (labor) fields." To this ringing defense of "prim· acy principles" the memo adds: "The FBI Is already performing covert.lnvestlgatlons with consider· able success." Senate. Investigators disagree. "These are speclall2ed lnvestlga· tlons,'' said a staffer on the Labor and Human Resources Committee. "Frankly; we're not happy with what the FBI has done In this field ... They average less than seven lnvest!gatlot\s a ye.a r. They do not consider this a high-priority Item. They have too much else to do." An internal memo !rom the Labor Department Inspector gen· eral's otrlce to the committee cites some specHic examples o! this: defense - A major sting operation In Detroit was aborted last August because labor couldn't protect Its· undercover agents and the FBI had refused to participate. .,.. In New York and Cleveland, Labor agents referred at least lour cases to the FBI because they lacked the nec essa ry lawenforcement powers. The FBI has sat on the cases. - In Cleveland, several potential wi messes refused to cooperate with Labor investigators because they oould not offer the Informants protection. - Last January, Labor agents had to call ott the investigation because they couldn't get the FBI to provide protection for a meeting between an undercover Informant and a targeted suspect. William A. Rusher • MEIGS RESERVE - The Meigs Marauder rese!"'e baseball team takes time for the camera during a ·l'ecent workout. The Uttle Marauders are IH on the year. Team membersare,lefttortght, front ro~ , Lee Powell, Mike Chancey, Brett Kom, Dave . Hoover, Cluis Kennedy, and Rodd Hlll'l'hon. Second row, Charley Kru>pp, Rod Roush, Shawn Baker, Rick Wise and Bob Spiers. Third row, Joe Fields, Paul Duff, John J;:pple, and Coach Greg Dnrnuner. Absent was VInce Knight. Five . yeats of planning, hard work and overcoming financing problems have culmina~ In the completion o! a m(/dern all· weather track facUlty a! Meigs High School. Sunday, April 10, at 2 p.m. the new !acUity wfll be dedicated. Anyone who has been assocl~ted w1 th ·the track project over the past !lveyears along with the public Is Invited to attend the dedication. . · The track team will be present to participate ·tn running and field events. . Two years ago, Sam Crow, former teacher at Meigs High, presented the Idea for a track facility to the board of education. At that time, the board authorized an expenditure of $25,000. Total cost construction came to $41,000 which dld not Include grading and getting the area ready to pour blacktop. The .$16,000 was paid by the _M"lgs Athletic Boos· ters. Work orr-the track was done by volunteers interested In seeing the facility completed. . .I Bruce seeks toughness len sprt•0 .g £ootball Helping WIth the track faclllty were members of the boosters. parents, and Interested persons. Also donating funds . In ·i'ddltlon to the boosters, were the Meigs Courity Jaycees. The track will be available for public use In the future . The Shelly Company of Gallipolis did the asphalt work and contracted the sealing and painting to the M & D Blacktop Co. of Columbus. That work was com· pleted last fall . . The area is a ~lx Jane a ll·weather 400 meter track and all runways are all-weather . Games rescheduled Due to wet grounds, all baseball and softball action between Galllpotis and Meigs scheduled Wednes· day night was postponed· until this evening. However .. heavy rains during the night have left the games In doubt. Contests rescheduled were Meigs varsity baseball on Memoria l FIPid In Gallipolis: gtrls' varsity softball at Meigs: boys' rese rve baseball at Meigs and girls' reserve softball a t GAHS. The Meigs boys' and girls' track meet with Nelson\11le·York, a nd ~anceUed. Logan was It will no t lx• made up thrs spnng. " Bruce, 38-10 In his four seasons game conditions. will be running as Young 30-71n the last30 minutesand the No. 1 tailback In spring practice rolled up461 total yards, 167 rushing with the Buckeyes, hints he will for the departed Spencer. the Big by departed tailback Tim Spencer. have the depth to achieve that: · However. Bruce still has 14 " We've got 23 kids we redshtrted Ten's leading rusher last fall with returning starte{s from the team from last year, 18 of them 1,538yards. Bruce also must find a replac£'that won nine of 12 games last fall. freshmen, " he satd. "So they're season. ment for split end Gary WIU~ams , The Buckeyes put on their most . finished second to Michigan In the looking for a little action . It should who holds aU of the school' s 'pass Big Ten a nd beat the Wolverines. be competitive." awesome display in 17 bowl "We want to come out of spring Ohio State began it s spring drills receiving records. Thad .'e!"ison Is appearances In whipping Brigham practice as physical as we ended the this week and wUI conclude them the leading candidate. Young 47-14 in the Holiday Bowl in "But the real challenge Is on the season. We . think that was very with the annuaiScarlet-Gray lntras· December. It was the highest point Important to us." Bruce said in quad scrlrrunage Saturday, May 7, defensive field," Bruce said. total ever accomplished by Ohio Gone are tnslde linebackers preparing his fifth team .at Ohio In OhtoStadlum. The Buckeyes also State in post ·season contests. will scrimmage at Kings Island and Marcus Marek and Glen Cobb and State. Ohlo State outscored Brigham tackles ,rerome 'Foster and Chris Massillon this spring. The offensive line ·'loses two Riehm. Rowland Tatum and Rick Czy· starters, center Craig Pack and guard Joe Lukens. Joe Dooley Is the zynskJ have moved irom outside heir apparent at center, with Jim llnebacklng to replace Marek and Lac hey, a starter in one game In Cobb. DaveCr€cellus. Dave Morrill 1982, the likely replacement for and Mark Hocevar, switched .from . center. are the leading candlila.tes . . Lukens. • .. . . . tool' 1;, St.•anli"· . .. Majors· Kelvin Linds~y . unproven In a! tac"klc. . .!'llf - P<! Karurns Ctty COLUMBUS. Ohio tAP ) -You can't blame Coach Earle Bruce for seeklng the same toughness in spring football with whlch Ohio State's football team ended the 1982 Sometimes. with COUNSELING You can .find new answers to solve old problems. 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Lowens,~ln's Inning against Bob Shitley, led off second-Inning hi! scored Eddie AP Sporta Writ« Mike Norris' career has been the fourth with anolher ~ ott Murray, who had doubled, tying the going downh1ll the last two years Jay Howell and singled home a run • score 1·1, and his two- run single in the tlflh extended Baltimore's lead and to start the l.9B3 he ln the eighth, The yankees nicked Young for 10 hits ln seVen lnnlngs to ~1 and kayoed loser Dennis alinost completed the trlp literally. , but dldn 't score until Dave Winfield Leonard. The Orioles wrapped It up wtthflverunsintheseventh. Winner The 28'year-old rlght·hander of hlt a two-run homer ln the seventh, Raapn4, Wblte Sox I . Mike Flanagan allowed seven )lits the Q;lkiapd A's, who has slipped George Wright's twO:nm double In eight Innings, Including Hal from 22-9 and a 2.53 earned run average ln 198> to 12-9, 3.751n 19111 . , in the fifth.Inning helped Texas toT , McRae's homerun In ·the second. and 7·11, 4.761astyearwhen he was sweep ot Its thn!e-game season'llgers9, Twlns5 Detroit's Dan · P etfy worked troubled by asoresboulder, blanked ojlenlng series. Rick Honeycutt seven Innings alter a shaky start Cleveland for five gutty Innings scattered elgh.t hits In seven lnnlngs and Pave Toblk blanked the White Wednesday - after totallng hls Gary Gaettl hit a three-run homer In · $42,000 sports car ,against a tele- Sox over the final two. The Rangers · · Mlnnesota 'sfour-nmflrst-andtbe phone pole ln the Oakland hills en chased loser Richaid Dotscn ln. the Tigers came from behind with tlve route to the baUpark. seventh when they scored their final , runs in the sixth on fOUl' hlts and ' "It was off the mountain or Into two runs on a single . by Pete· three errors. The Twins led 4-2ln the the pole, one of the two," Norris said O'Brien, plnch·hltter Larry sixth when the Tigers sent 10 men to the plilte. Minnesota shortstop Ron after the A's defeated the Indians 5-3 BUttner's trlp!e and Bllly Sample's with reUef help .from Tom Buig- double. Washington committed two errors me!er and Dave Beard. "The front Ork1les 11, Royals I and right fielder Tom Brunansky John Lowenstein contributed made one, while Kirk Gibson, Mike wheels loCked on me. I'm just lucky I wasn't killed." three singles to the ortoles' 14-hit Ivie and Lou Whitaker had RBI In other American League action, attack and drove in three runs as singles. La.rry Herndon hOmered In Baltimore gave Manager Joe the ninth lor the Tigers, hlssecondin ~ the ~IUornla Angels edged the Milwaukee Brewers 4-3, the Seattle Altobelli hls first victory as Earl as many gaines. Mariners contlnf!ed their King· dome domination of the New York Yankees 6-2,. the Texa5 Rangers made It three in a row over the Chicago White Sox 4-1, the Baltl· JACKSON - By a 3-2 vote, meeting, Ellingson ~id . ; .'1..~·' #..'·~ ,. -more Ortoles trounced the Kansas Southeastern Ohlo Athletic League Plagued ~elections over · City Royals 11,1 and the Detroit administrators turned down Ma· the past two years -Wellston and OAKLANll SCORE5 - MltcheU Page, pinch WedneS<jay as Indian.•~ catcher Ron H......,y walls for Tigers trtrnrned the Minnesota r!etta's bid to join the fivecmember Meigs to the Tri·VaUey Conference runn er for designated hitter Jeff Burroughs, scores late throw . Oakland defealed Cleveland, 5-3. (AP Twins 9-5. on A's Jla vc ,Y J.opt..."'i s lnglt• in seventh bming Laserphoto) . league. and Waverly to the Southern Ohio · Norris left in the sixth with a 3-0 -the SEOAL has been Conference In a closed meeting lasting less . lead and a two-hitter - he was casting about lor additional than 10 minutes at clackson High charged with Cleveland's two runs School Wednesday night, Galllpolls members to maintain a consistent in the inning - because of and Jackson voted against admit· athletic schedule. lightening back muscles ln the sixth ting Marietta, with Athens, Logan Oneofthemajorconslderattonsls •' inning. . The lack of offens ive support was The threat ended when shortstop C!NCINNXI" I tAP ! - The fi rst and Ironton voting for. the distance between existing Dwayne Murphy gave the A's a familiar for Berenyl, who was 9-18 Rafae l Ramirez made a diving victory is a lway st he most welcome Because admission has to be SEOAL schools and others in the 3-0 lead In the third with a two-nm approved by a4-l vote, the motion to area. Other schools that have been last season despite a 3.36earned run catch of rookle ,Teff Jones ' line drive for Atla nta Braves Manager .Joe double after Henderson walked and admit failed . average. Tor re. interested In membership, such as in the hole. Mike Dav is s ingled. The A's padded " If we get a key hit in oneof tllosc, " We wa ntf'<:l t11e fi r st one, " Tor re Chillicothe and Circleville, have "E verybody kind of hlt him "At thiS stage, the league wiU their lead With two runs in 'the fi rst two Innings , Bruce wins the (Perez), but the hlts just dldn 't fall,'' said. ll):;h ting up a cigar after a;;.] neverthless been content tri remain on · an RBI single by remain the same," said .'ohn seventh ba Uga me," Reds Manager Russ .!ones said. v ictory ovrr tlw Cincin nati Rcd!l on within their present leagues. BuiTOughs and an RBI double'by EUingsD!I, GaiDa Academy High Nixon said. Wedncsda .v night. Offlclals are also considering the Ber enyl' s wUd pickoff throw le t Davey Lopes. School principal. ''It certainly isn't The Braves went up 1-0 in the first Bruce Benedict score the go-ahead " I know that w)1en I played, I fact thai Jackson, a charter an Indication otlier teams shouldn't Aligels 4, Brewers 3 on Brett Butler's single, a stolen run In the third , and his wild pitch wantCcl m y fi rst hit. II m ay take a member, might leave the league If Bobby Clark's RBI double endeavor to join." base, a long Oy out and Claudell put the Braves a hea d J.1 in the day or two. but you want lh? l first new teams are admitted . snapped a J.3 tie In the fifth Inning Ellirigson l'3ld there have been no one," snirl TorTe. a m 1.1 j or le4gup, Washington's RBJ ground out . , Cighth . . " The Reds-1ied it iii the botfom of · .ciltchrt ;, n.tl fn ficlde r fori TScas 0 ns. All hough Tqr.re was pleaSed wltli .: and_ gave CalifOrnia Its_ -~d ' 'formal ·. overtureS" . made . for consecutive · ohecrun h:iuinpl\ over membersl\ip . ·1n · the '. o&-year-old "' ·Rigt1t hander Pasc ua l Perez the innin g wheh Gaty Redus led off · the e ffort by:- Perez, lie was uneasy the delendlilg AL West champions. league; although Interest has been with an in field single . He went 'to m ad(' sure it took no longer than two that sluggers Da le Murphy and Bob · Th e D•ily Sentin el Brian Downing drew a leadoff walk expressed by Warren Local and third as Pere--L fielded Eddie Hom e r are a combined 1·for-U ;:am Ps, blan ki ng I he 11cds over the · !USPS 14>-960) from Mike Ca !dwell and scored on Portsmouth. Neither has made a Milner 's grounder and threw wildly wit hout an RBI after two games. last r ight innings togiw iJoth clubs a A. Division of Multimedia, lnt: . formal application yet, according to Clark's shot to left -center. past second base on a force attempt. ].J rf"'( '() t'd . " I d on't want to go much farther Published ev er y aft ernoo n. Monda y leaguEt officials. Dave Concepcion's double-play through Frida y. 111 Court Street. by The 2.'>-ymr-old Perez sta rted wit hout the big guys hitting . California used solo homers by th e Ohio Valley Publishin g Commpany SEOAL administrators wlll meet In Redus , and the grounde r brought slowly, r om.miltlng an c·rror and thoug h." Torre said. "ldon'twant to Multimedia, Inc., P omeroy , Ohio Brtan !)owning and Doug DeCinces again In June for a regular business Reds then loaded the bases on ta ke fo r granted tha t weare going to 45769, 992 -2156. Second class postage SunT>ndcring thref' hil s and a run in in the first inning and Fred Lynn in ' paid ar Pom eroy , Ohio . s ingles by "' ohnny Bench and Dan get complete games, tha t kind _pi the first !n ninJ,.{ . the third to erase a 3.0 Milwaukee DriesS<'n and a wa lk lo Ron Oesler. Hr pilehc'<l out of a ja m in the M ember: Thf' Associat ed Press, Inpi tching." lead . The Brewers scored three land Dally Press Associa tion a nd the second. then .<ettle<l clown to a llow times In the first against Tommy Am eri can New!lpa peor Pulls hers Assoj ust one morP base runnf' r as fa r as cia tion. Nati onal ·Advertising Repre"'ohn on Robin Yount 's single, Cecil se nta tive. Br anham New spape r Sales. th ird bas t.\ c ooper's RBI double and Ted 73.1 Third Avenu e. New York , New " In the fi r.<t euuph• uf innings, I York 10017. Slmmons' homer. was a little tight ," Perez sa id. "I assistant , helping the Buckeyes to a Mariners 8, Yankees 2 ASHLAND, Ohio tAP! - Ash· POSTMASTER: Se nd address to T he threw wP!I in thf' bullpPn, then sat Dally Sentln ('], 111 Co urt St . , Pome roy, 122-80 record, three trtps to the Todd Cruz hit two home runs in a land College has turned to Ohio Ohio 457 6\). down in th<' clugou t for a little while game for the first time In his major Sta te assista nt Coach Ger ry Sears NCAA Toumam enl and one berth In a nd got a lit tle tight. " SUBSCRIPTION RATES league career, driving in four runs, to rebuild It s sagging basketball the N IT. Om·P he loosened up, P flrt?. wC'nl By Carrie r or Motor Routt' Sears served as co-capta in of and left·hander Matt Young pitched p ro~'!' am . 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S ub sc rl tJer~ not df'S ir lng to pay the carm ounl.t.>d a lht "('t.'-n.Hl r a !ly lli ghligh rier m a ~· rf'm ll In ad v an ce di rec t to Cruz drilled a two-run homer to It will be the 34-year·old Sca rs' Sta le in l!l71i. ted by C lrnn llubba rd's two run The Dall y Se ntinel on :1. 6 or 12 month first head job. but Ashland Athletic r ------''--------._..j tia sls. Cre-dit will e g! v t-n ca r rier ea ch s ingle. rri onth . Uircctor F red Mar linelli is confi .. den( th0 fotm er Miami University No sub scrlpi tons by m all permltt f.'d In Hr'Cis sta rtc•r Hrucf' Bc n:-o ny l. 0-1, t own ~ wh erf' home carri er service Is ca n handle the asslgnmcnt . player stm ck out 4'ig h1 in 7 2-:l inni n~-: s . bu! · ava llabl£'. 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DCsc - Byrd (G i 70'$\f'; Gilmore tGI; Sinclair tML Two different ahort forma end new dlductlone mike - Atlant'l Braves' shortstop Rafool Remlrez ( 16 ) misses II l~gh throw to second base as ClnclnnaU Reds' outftelder Hnry Redus nrrlves sulely during the second Inning ol ihe,lr National · League game In Cincinnati Thursday night. (AP Laserphoto). There will be an ASA softball tourna ment at the General Ha rti n· ger Park in Middleport AprU 16 a nd 17. Entry fee will be SOO and two Red Dol softba ils. For m ore Info rmation .call Blil at 992·7406. Gallla Ac ademy V8. Melp;!' I~;;;;;;;;:;;;:;;;;£5~2W~eek~s~~~····~·-· $~56.2~1 preperera kno.w the new tax lawe end forma. We've studied them for montha. • Tournament slated m~ Two different short forms this year. H&R Block can uncomplicate them for you. ~USS Eo.;mROW pia te and I was looklng fast ball that way, " he said. "With men on base and a 2-1 count I knew he couldn't throw a good bre~g baU and take a chance ltwouldbounceaway from the catcher. He was In a dangerous situatio n. ''I'm sure that's not where he wan led to get the ball on m e." a. Cubs Chicago,Expos opening a dayolater than planned due to a Thesday afternoon ralnout, attracted a paid crowd of only 4,M2 to Wrigley Field. The Cubs didn't give the fan s much to cheer about. Steve Rogers of Montreal stopped them on six hlts and six strtkeouts Astros. . for his 33rd career shuto.ut and AI . "Steve Sax ancj Ken Landreaux . Oliver drove In aU of the Expos' runs imd those gUYS ~ ·run, "c saiq with home :~n5 off 'Fergu son Dodgers' Manager Tom Las6rda. "'enklns In the se\lenlh inning and ''This Isn't the first time that we've BUI CampbeU in the ninth . hurt people with stolen basesandlt's "Anytime you can look back at nine zeros, you have to be satisfied," not necessarily the catchers' fault said ROgers, "but I was lnconslsl· with guys like that running ." Also In theN a tlonal League II was ent, awkward and couldn't get my Atlanta 5, Clnclnnatll; San Dlego5, rhythm . In the early Innings It felt San Francisco 3, and Montreal 3, like myJirst s tart In 10years. They Chicago 0. Pittsburgh 's game at St. hit some balls hard but light at people." Louis was rained out. "! had a good spring. I nonnally Padres 5, Hlanls 3 1 get off to a good start," said Dave Dravecky of the P adres I ~ndreaux. "At this tlmeofthe year scattered five San Francisco hlisI rm just looking for something good lncludlng Chlll Davis' second homer to hit, trying to make contact." He knew exactly what to look for Beulah results In the eighth Inning, with Dave COLUMBUS , Ohio t AP~ - ctust Smith struggling on the mound for Be Speedy, ridden by Steve Neff, Houston. Mike Marshall led off with wen I 5¥., furlongs In 1:051-5 to win a single and pinch-runner Derrel Thomas swiped·second before Rick the featured eighth race at Beula h · Monday, batting for winner ,Terry Racetrack Wednesday and pay Reuss. was walked intentionally. $8.80, $4.40 and $2.80. Second was Hy Gall for $6 a nd Then Smith walked Sax. too. $3.60, followed by Lady Sailing for ·up came Landreaux, who drilled $2.80. his game-winning hit to right. "It was a fast baU•out over the DAN'S BOOT SHOP MIDDLEPORT ____ ____________I. _.._...~~~_.._.,_,...__.,_.._...._ down onthe number oftbneoutsin televised games. , The committee also announced Wednesday that It would cont inue to experlmlmt by conference with a -- three-point basket and s hOt clock, but declined to Imp lement It na tionwide . In the key change, the committee said that starting next year, players fouled the last two minutes of games will get two tree throws If the bonus is In effect insteadof the p resent one shot. plus a second If they make the firs t. Ed Steitz , secrelary.e<Jttor of the rules committee, said of the change: "We felt it would e liminate the tendency to foul at the end of the game." But It would also p resumably cut the length or the final ()Yo minutes of college games. which ·Dodgers, Padres win again 1 I I I Miller, Julie Roush, Tahnee Robinson, Debbie Werry, and·.coach Wally HatUield. • Perez, Braves top Reds, 5-l 1 Miller, Usa Hoffman, and Teresa Pratt. In book row are Barb Hatfield, Daphne DUlanl, Kim EbUn, HoUy are often continuing processions to r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;ii ~~ ~::~~~:Se~~~~· ties for latecgame fouls a nd cut SEOAL turns down-Matiettli' OSU assistant takes Ashland job The Daily Sentinei-,.Page,-5 . ~:N~~~TY2fr~ CHOOSE FROM . •JEWELRY •WATCHES •DIAMONDS 0N~~~995oo . DIAMONDS $}}995 �• 11M• il Ohio MIDDLEPORT - Evangeline Chapter 172, OES, Thunday , dinner, 6 p.m ., Mlddleport Mastinlc Temple, honoring past matrons and patrons; r~lar meeting, 7: 30 p.m. with Jiiltiatory work. Dinner price, $4, reservations to be made wtth Emma K Clatworthy. Five Points / . RACINE - Tbe Southern High Schoo.! Band and Chorus will present a spring concert at the high school Thursday, 8 p.m. Admission Is free but donations wtll be accepted . Money from donations will be used to help defray the cost of the music. Amate,ur Gardeners Star Grange RACINE - R.aclne Legion Post 002 wUI meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Boys State delegate will be voted on. Refreshments wm be served . . POMEROY - Hysell Run Holiness Missionary meeting, 7:30p.m. wtll be Thursday with Brother Montor, a Navajo Indian from the Dakota reservations, as speaker. POMEROY - Spring revival Church started Wednesday and at Shade UnJtea . Methodist will continue through Sunday a1 7: 30 each evening. Rev. Chester Lemley of Vinton will be evangelist and there wlll be special singing each evening; public Invited ._ Clara Conroy with Kathryn Hysell winning the door prizle. . Mrs. Qua11erly birthdays w~re ~ Burkett and Veda DaVIs ·served served with a potluck supper cake and Sherbet to those n8.rned followed by entertainment by the · and Martha Slater and Erma Sloan family at thlsweek's meetlng Smith. of the Golden Ap;e Senior Citizens of HarrlsonvUie. · Held at till> town Juill, 22 club Janice Bradley, Debbie Watson members and a guest, Mrs. and Wanda Stafford tied for the Frashler Dowen attPnded. NPIIIP most weight -loss wtth. Mary Borgan presided at the meeting. · Wayland and Janet Sigman as Plans -were made to havl'dlnnpr at runners-up at the Monday. night Dulls on AprU. 15, 1 p.m. A hymn Five Points exercise class. Patty sfng concluded the mE'l'tlng. Ro~sh was the top weight loser In the Maso'n Sllnderella ·Class, while Joan Vaughan lost the most weight and Cathy Workman was runnerPlantings at the Carleton School up at the Wednesday morning Five and the new addition to the Points class. Middleport Firehouse were discussed at the March meeting or the Middleport Amateur Gardeners at thehorneofMrs.EilzabethBurkett. Several donations were made Jean Moore will report at the nex1 during a recent meeting of the Star meeting on the Carll'ton School Crangeatthehall. project. Katie Swanson presldeil at The donatiOns will go to CARE, the meeting tn the absence of the Grange FoundatiOn lor the Marjorie Fetty with officers' reDeaf, and the State Women's ports being given by Glady• ActMtles Project. Arrangements Cunnlngs and Bernice Ann Darst. were made during the meeting to For roll call members told of tbelr clean the hall, Aprll23 at 1: 30 p.m., holiday activities. and those helping are asked to take Margaret. Ella Lewis gave a their own supplies. ". program on plants, flowers. fruit The natiOnal sewing contest. was- ~Women's Catherine and Rex .Sbenefleld allo judged the state baking contest wttli Bnl Dyer placing ftrst The natklnal Association dueled by Rev. Wanda JohnSon. Refreshments were served by the hostess. Dedication or the clothing sewing tor -U.S. missions and • money for overseas misSions· was ·~ · made by - Faye Wallace at the ~ recE1lt meeting of the Women's . ;AssoCiation of the Middleport First · Famlly mern.orabUia, antiques •United Presbyte~n Chul'Ch. and costuming displayed and worn ~ The annual mothl'r-daughtl'r by members of the Middleport : banquet was announced tor May 10 Garden Club highlighted the annual •at the church with Mrs. Wallace guest nlghtobseiVanceMondayat ; and Mrs . Lemite Haplonsttlt-to be thehomeotMrs.ArthurSklnner. Also fparured Oower arran;cO-chairmen. Ruby Vaughan will ,have charge of the food and Rev. ge!lle!)tS made by rnembers lor the : Wanda Johnson , the program. various rooms or the Slclnner home. Ethel LOWery presided at the Mrs. DiiV!d Bowen, ·president , : meeting which opened with group dlsplayedaceramlcbUnnylnanest :singing of "Christ Arose." DevCT or grape hyacinths and greenery In · tlons were given by Mrs. Ruth the den, Mrs. Louise Thompson, ·: Woodward and concerned the flowering quince In a sbl!ll dlsh, and ·' suffering of ·Christ, with questions more In an antique shaving mug In . and answers. Group actly!ty rethebathroom,Zerkle, bridalwreath · ports were given by Carroll Harper 'In a ladY's hlghtop shoe In the - and Mrs. Haptonstall. master bedroom, where also was : The World Book of Prayer by featured a quilt handmade by Mrs. · Mrs. Wallace was dedicated to the Smith Hysell, great-grandmother Presbytery of Philadelphia. of Mrs. Skinner, In 1811. Group 1 had the program on Lent ·. Displayed In another bedroom wl th a question and answer period. were sill< flowers In a blue jug with a Group 11 hosted the meeting. bluegl;lssplatewhlchhadbelonged Plans for the annual mother- to the gtandmother of . Mrs. Mal· , daughter banquet to be held ·in Roller and a blue glass candy early May were made when the dish, owned by the grandmother of Middleport First United Presbyter- Malcomb RoUer. lan Church, Group 1, met at the Arrangements In the living room home .of Mrs. Ruby Vaughan. consisted of forsythia, jonqulls and Carroll Ann Harper presided at pussywlllow by Mrs. RobertTewks·.,the meeting and-accepted the least bary, another of jonquils and tulips coin offering following a reading lnabasketbyMrs.WIIIIamMorrls, and prayer~ The group planned a and another of jonquils In a small dinner at the· Holiday Inn on April ' vase by Mrs. Dana Kessinger. Mrs. 26 at6 p.m. Pam Vaughan will host Lennie Ha ptonstalldidthebreak· the May meeting.' A question and fast room arrangement Of apples · needlework contest, the ltate !II!W· lng contest, and the stut!ed toy contest wOl be judged at the June meeting. The omtests are open to everyone. Pameroy Middl8port, Ohio , An open meeting was announced tor Saturday,AprU:llwlth.a potluck · dinner to begin at 6::ll p.m. ass!~ent Middlepott. Garden· were Flea market MIDDLEPoRT - There will be a Oea market Friday and Saturday at the Middleport Masonic Temple, 10 a .m. to 4;p.m. both days. Table space can be rented lor $5 a day. The Oea market Is sponsored by Evangeline Chapter 172, Order of the Eastern Star. · For more ln!orrnatlon residents may call 742-2854, 992-5454, or 742-2544. MISSES' PULL-ON STYLE PANT~ . WITH ELASTICIZED WAISTBAND Sizes 8-20 Petite and Regular Sizes 32-42 Yard, bake sale On The "T" In Middleport MIDDLEPORT - There will be a yard and bake sail' Thursday and Frlday at the United Pentecostal Church basement In Middleport by the Ladles Auxiliary. Donations are needed and anyone willing to donate yard sale Items or good clean clothing Is asked to telPphone The Daily Sentinei-POge:_7 <...--------_.;...----More meetings... -----.......________ DEPARTMENT STORE Meetings .throughout Meigs _Co.. Calendar Harrisonville Seniors · THURSDAY . Jhursday, Apn1 7, 1983 ·,, Ap117, 1913 • Scoop up the savings during our weekend sail!. Our doublekn~ polyeSter pants -have elasticized waistband. Misses' and WOmen's sizes. Hurry! Sale ends Monday, April I l. calm The traveling prize-~was won by- ~j~ud~g~ed~by~~Ca~the~r:ln~e:S~h~e~ne~f~le~ld~~992~-3824~~· wtth Pauline Rlfe plac!J!g first. pickup. ~98:>-=-3564=~·-~o~r-98:>-=-=3568=-~fo=rj_L~"!'!!~==~=~==~=~:======~"!'!!~ l;a:nd~trees~~o~f~the;:B~lb~le~ ~::~~ • · and Mrs. Sklilner's dining room Lincoln campaign button of 1800, arrangement was of jonqulls tn a. and a tan of lace and feathers crystal bowl tlanked bY yellow carried bY members of the 1910 ta"""S In silver holders. graduating class · Of Middleport ,.......& Mrs. M. J . "'-· displayed pink HlghSchoolshownbyNeWeZerkle; 1 J.: ;t gladloll with rose colored heather a famlly photo taken during the and ·rem and also did the table SpaniSh American war period by decorations of crystal candelabra Mrs. Roscoe Fowler; a family with pink tapers Oanked by pink bracelet py .lane Brown, a tiered carnations In crystal swan candlestlcko!wrought tronbyMrs. containers. Thomi>son. and a christening bowl Memorabilia displayed Included tromScotlandbyMrs. BetsyHorky. ~family antique patchWork quilt Antlquegannentswerewornand madetn1893byanaunto!Mrs.Allce modeled at the meeting. These Nease, who alsO showed an engage- Included a nightgown and robe by ment ring given to her grandmother Sheila Horky, aged skirts, blouses by her grandfather when he lett for ·and other attire Including hlghtop C!vU War duty, along with many shoesbyMrs.Sklnner,Mrs.Horky, articles of jewelry Including a gold Mrs. TeWksbary. Mrs . .I. .1. Fry, glovebuttonerandaplnonwatch; a Mrs. Bowen, Mrs. Kessinger and Oag with 48 woven stars used tn the Mrs. Haptonstall . Outstanding was third grade classroom of Mrs. Nelle an outfit by Mrs. Grace French, a Davis displayed by Mrs. Roller, black skirt and whltP shlrtw~lst whoalsoshowedaGeorgeWashlng- with matching jacket. sliver mesh ton plate; an antique basket of china bag and a black feather fan . ..eggs and an Easter bunny by Mrs . The spring feg!onal meeting was Tewksbary , andaquUtcommerat - announcedfor M<~y7at R1oGrande lng the historic Olght of Charles with reservations to be made with Llngbergh by Mr5.Haptonstall Mrs. Bowen. An Invitation to lhe made by her mother Mrs. Robert AprU 27 open meeting oft he Rutland Sharptn1927. FrlendlyGarctenerswasread . Mrs. Other lll!rns of tnll!restlncluded a M. L. French read an article on the Bible purchased In 1870 for samuel club written by Francis Klein In Russell, grandfather of Mrs. J uly, 1953. For roll call members Skinner, a docwnent recording the lntroduc~:ct their· guests. Nancy purchase or a land gran! by the late Cale, Dottle Musser, Joan Sorden, W. E . Russell, Issued by the Mrs. Brown, Mrs. N eas~. Favors CbliJjcothe Land Office Jlnd signed_ were tiny Easter hats. In l&ll by President Martin Van (a Buren, k motherofpearland .gold pen and the wedding bands used tn Judging of loca l in leresi slides the 1900 wedding of Mr . and Mrs. and prints highlighted recent meelDavid Fanner, parents of Mrs. lngs of the Image Seekers Camera Skinner. Club held at the Meigs MuseUm . mera Cl b u Houdashelt took first, Roger Randolph and Nick Depoy tied tor second, ;ux1 Depoy took third with a print of an Ohio River night scene. In the slide dlvil;ton, Ran(lolph took!lrstwlthavlewofplantcoollng towers, Randy H(llldashelt took second with a scene from tl)e Big Bend Regatta, and Janet Koblentz, third with a sUde of the Eastern Eagle baseball team. A black and white print belonging to .Tames Proffitt and dJsplayed by Susan Darling took a flrstln the contest. · ~ ·. PH. YOur "Extra Touch" Florist Sin<e 1957 · :~ _ __. FLORIST _ .4 992 264 352 E. 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Hostesses, Mrs. Pauline Atkins, Mrs. Clotlne Blackwood, Mrs. Jean <:r~\g, · Mrs. Margaret l'ilrs ..Mary ·· .· .Parsons, ' . -Rose. . POMEROY - The Meigs County Coon Hunters wUI meet at the club house (ln Snowball HUI Friday a t 7 p.m . Refneshments will be served. CHESTER -There will be revival services at the Chester Church of God, Friday to Sunday at 7 p.m . each evening. The Rev . George Sprague will be the.evangelist·. POMERY - Book Fair, 8:30 a .m. to 2: 30 p.m. Friday and Monday and from 7 to 7:30p.m. Monday preceding PTA meetIng at Pomeroy Elementary School. Apprmdmately 250 dllferent paperbook volumes grades kindergarten thrvmuttl eighth on · display. Falr Is lobby of school and public Is Invited . . -~ . . ,.. . to put the • OUR SALE CONTINUES!! old · home~ HARRISBURG - Harris Baptist Church wUI have a potluck dinner satui'day evenIng at 6: 30 p.m. In the Harrisburg Grange Hall. The public Is Invited and please bring table service. .. 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YOU MUST SIE THIS 01\111 IL'mp:-, IHnll 11110 tt,JC l rnw r Center SUPER SPECIAL POMEROY - Pomeroy VCT Iunteer Flre Department wUI have Its first chicken barbecue of the year Sunday, beginning at 11 a .m. at fire station on Butternut Ave. · Linda Aikman will speak on the _speelal nutritional needs of · children at· 11 meeting of the Tuppers Plains . Elementary Boosters, 7: 00, MQOday night at ,the ~lichool. , A question and answer period wt11 follow. Re~treshmellts will be $erved. • Now 24" Des•gn 2000 Modt • 2 Au toma 1w Cyr l(' s REG ULA fl HEAVY and SHORT • New Ooublu -Duly Super SURGI LATOR ' Aq• l <~ lo• delivers,\ shortu r. fasl f'r Whirlpool Model LE 3000XK • Choice of Heat or Air drying • Extra-large llnl screen • Large 5.9 cu . 11 . drying drum • Push -to-start button • Automatic doo r s hut-off • Bac-Pak 1 Laundry lnfo rm alion ASTROTURF SUNDAY · Nutrition is topic • Whirlpool Model LBJOOOXI:Wash er DRYER · Home owners have clout at BANK ONE. 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Jeremy received cards, money and gUts. Attending were Mr. and· Mrs . Eddie Hupp, daughters Jamie, Shirley and Homer Belt, Arnold and rona Hupp, Ronald and Nancy Russell, children Mandy Eichinger birth and Michael; · Dana and Roberta Charles and WE ARE YOUR ATHLETIC SHOE HEADQUARtERS _ *BASEBALL SHOES • Kelly Sf11ith fl. surprise party was held recently honoring Kelly Smith on her eighth birthday at the home of her sister, Mrs. Debbie Davidson. She Is the daughter of Mrs. June Sm ith , w ho co-hosted the celebration. 1\ Strawberry Shoticake theme was carried out with cake, Ice cream. poUlto chips, and koolald being "€rved. Party favors were given to t he c hildren. At the party were Tina' Smlth, Shannon Smith, Nancy a nd Karen Burns of Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. "'ohn Davidson, ,John Michael. and Connie and !:lOnna Manleyof Middlepoti ; Terri Sm ith, Ricky,. Randy and Robby Sm ith of Rutland . Others present.j_ng gifts to the honored guest were Mrs. Ruth Farmer, Middleport, a nd Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith, Pomeroy. Tiffany Da~n ' I *TRACK SHOES Eichinger Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Elchln· ger of Tuppers Plains announce the birth of their first child, a daughter, Tiffany Dawn, born March ID at St. .Joseph Hospital In Parkersburg, W. Va . Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. R.obeti K. Wilson, Savannah, Ga. The paternal grandmother Is Mrs. Opal Eichinger, Chester. Hupp and two The !urth six W..ks llf&dlng period honor . roll or Qle Meigs JUnl<:r High School has been announced. Makln& a grade of " 8 " or a bow In all their subjects to bE> named to the roU ColumbuS and Mr: and Mrs. Robert I ...... WHITE FISH POTATO VEGETABLE ROLLS · SALAD BAR ·DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE David Beegle. Dn!ama Benli. Bill Brothers, Tonl Bush, Steve Cassell, Mellssa Clay, Laura Cobb.~ C<q>er. Sean_ Dodson. Dolo"' !lorsl Lisa Frym,...-. Charles ~pton, Scott HAnning, A\ldra Houdashel t, Teresa Johnson, AHson Jones, Kevin D. Klng~ Kevtn V. King, Dena Manley, Paul Melton, Us<\ MIUer. Usa NE'Wman. Chuck Pullins, John Sisson, Shannon Slavin. Angela Sloan, P . J . Smallwood. Davtd Sm.Jth. Carlos Stepp, Eighth grade - Erin Anderson. Jeff /\mold, Susan Arnold , nona Butcher. 11m CasSt"U , AprU Clark, Many Otn£' . Todd Cu11ums. Tim Durst, Huey Eason, Rex Haggy, Kri st\ Haynes, Shannon Htndy , Chris Hysell. Darcie HYsell. SUsan J ones, Dawn Keesee , Darla King, Phil King, SusM Kin~. Eddie Kitchen , !\otlke Lewts, Ken M.cCieUan, Adams. John Cornwell, Davtd DaUey, Jpdy Ff,lw"ler, Matthew Haggy, Kaodi Hysell, Jodi Im · Riggs, MarCia PLUS TAX : : · ; : . : ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 ROO!Mon, Tne foW1h slx w~ks grading pt>rlod ~ roll of the Salem Centl'r Elementary Schcbl. has been llilnounced. Making a grade of "Q" or above In aU their subjects to· be namf'd to Mls.sy Sl.uon. Sheryl Thcma, Donny Tillis, Ruth wm. Holly WUUams. Shawna Wolfe. Third grade - Tammy Miller. Miranda Nicholson, Jason ~ooids. ·Melina Rolltns , Jayme lliJis. M~rlla Tromm. Fourth grade - JOhn Evans, Mike E"'nk., Carol.yn Fltchpatrtck, R_l,·an Lemley, Tracy Mllam, Oert'k M!Uer, Erlc Peterson. Ronnie !llggs. Stepllanl<> Woll<er. F,'llth grade- Lisa Darst. Billy Dcx.-zi, KJm the rou were: · First grade -Jaso n Ervtn. Ke\1n Jewell .. Uutc Lambcn, Jason George. r Nell Ba rrett. AULS9n grade - Serond ~ Gannaway, Tena J(>weu, Vlrytnta Lucaa;" Mk'hene Youn~, Lorena Ql \(>r, Tara Shet>hcrd. Robin Hall, l"tandaU Johnston. Th.l r'd gradl> - Man Haynes, AOOrea hale , Shayne ~ptn, Kat hy William s, Darcy S10rte, Eblin, AJll.Y Johnson, Lee'a Johnson. Robby Rkhmond, N!ltalle Tromm , Michael Walls. T en~· Slxth gradt> - Michelle Adams Chad Carson, &ott Edmonds, Shawn fenY. Abbv Fr)·. Barbara Fowler. ChriS tine Gallagher. Stacey Gibbs, Rhonda Gomm:, SheUa HC'n· dricks, Tracy Hysell, Ji>rt)• Jadc.'ii, Sallv McKnJg !lt. Missy Pf'ttry, Honn.i f.' Hcyr10JdS. Pam Smith. Sabrtna Wilso n. Pr1mary .EMR - Alonna clf. tand, Pt:>gib· Estep. I nter. EMR - Anglt> \\'hlt f'. 11na Rom.lnl'. Ockt'rman. Fourth gnule- Leigh Esl!1d.ge, Jeanette MC'D:mald . -Tina Molden . April NappfiJ, Htchard Pe>:-1on. C'<uTlt> &arb(•rry. • F'lfth grad(>- Mar)· Hale. Brandl DtUoo . Dale .lohnslt)n, Wendy G ilkey. Tammy I..J.mbct1. 1\'atal\c Lucas, AnllF' ·W lllfam!\. Sb:th gradf' - Thra Clark , Ca thy Hobstel · tr r. Robby Jcl('\ts. Cindy Maynard. Rf'nf(' Young, Jod)· Levingston. M cCuin~.- EWth Clark. Btoeky 00 OFF CHIC STREY.CH DENIM JEANS "lleo· Sw;om. Bcian T•nnehln. Den"y We1s h. Chip Wl'rry. Hhontl a Zir k le . S795 , L .D. - Jerry ClPiand. Bobby Lambert, Tammy StarchPr. Tracy M cKinney, Judi Mees. Ste\•e MUSSfi'r, ·r:;;;=:==:::::::::;:;:::~;;:::::;:~~=~·=:=:•"' . ;;;.= -..;-==:;;;:~; Mil'ht'ill' f\•tt•t;;t.m. Scutt Powt>ll, Sally l Radford, Cheryl Roush, Kr1s Sexton, Brenda Sinclair, Mark Smith, Melinda Srn!th, Ril('hei • St('(>k>, Klm Stewa11. M k'kle Stewru1, Jen· . • OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY WNCH SERVED 11-2-DINNER SERVED 5-9 TRAVELING - Membe.r s of the'·Melgs ..Hlgh row, Paula SWindeU, Carla Chapman, . Melvln School CoUeglum Muslcwn, sele~ted vocal students, . VanMeter , Steve Patterson, Zandra Vaughan, will leave tonight!or a weekend at WUUamsburg, Va. (llenda Gumm, Che ryl Burris, Debbie Porter; back · The group Includes front, left to right, Kenda row, Joy Sauters, Sherry Wilson, Tammy Black, J eH Donohue, Suzan Thoma, Rhonda JeHers, Anita Carson, Charlie Davis, Paul Riggs, Regina W:~U s, Basham, Christl qu;vey, Anita Smith, Tammy Clark, Greta Kennedy, Dehble Wyatt, Julie Spence r, Robyn Venoy; second row, Unda Riggs, Kllren Andrea Batey. Not present were Linda Noel and Spencer, Cllnton Turner, Kevin Criner , Llsa Riggs, Sherry Sayre. Mlssl Primmer, Daphne Dillard, Amy Molde n; third Thfo fow·t h six weeks gradln):! per1oct honor rol l of the Rullund Elcmcn!ary SChool has IX'<'n nnnounCf'd. Maklng a Jrradc of '" 13'." or abovP tn all their subjC'<'tS to tx' Mmcd I() lhl' Reg. 12899 roll wn·e: '""'' go·ado- Loni Burncm . AmlP F:ltlOII Kt'ISten F'redcr k:'k. IUir'(jUt•l .Jason EvtJns, u ,. NOW 1 ~ • MIDDLEPORT Mil ler. 8001>\ Moo<llspau,h . .loy O'Bd<-n. W::~lkC'I', Mt!llh!'\1' V\' OCH.I. $2 1 9 9 " DAN ,5. BOOT SHOP . t:omez JnsonHHyS('Ii an.Chnst, Hawklns.H"cl,.-1 HVSf'U , ..Honnh" , Mel!ssa .](•ffN..,, nili.\ .JOnes. Almw Lemk>y, Cindy McCuin.'. .J a~m Scott PftWt'SO n. Tonya Thon on. Shannori · J 1 . ,I . ! I ,_.._..,_....._._.._._.._..~_..._.._.._..._...._.__..._..~..-..-_.._.._,4 IT'S T.G.I.F. Hupp birthday Mr. a nd Mrs. Eddie Hupp of Port la nd entertained recently In honor of their son, J eremy, who was celebrating his four th birth· day. He was presented three birthday cakes, one a, clown cake, RIVERSIDES PURE & S.IMPLE SALE LIMITED .TIME OFFER L E '" . Th~ ,. }\~. ~ev W · Grate·Episcopai . n Come Here, I You." speaker . transmitted ..from Alexander Graham Bell to his assistant In the next room. That was on March 10, 1876 at Cambridge, MA. E c o· M p E ' "' 1bday the telephone Is an Important ' part of our everyday lives, just as the T I classified pages of this newspaper has become an Important part of the Jives of the readers. The telephone -T allows you to easily communicate with needs, and In tum, other readers can j • NOW ' Stock No ·9·9 ·· 5 . 4 .· . . S.lock No . ·' R 47 ., ~ 1980 DODGE OMNI 024 4695 Stock No. P -248 1979 FORD FIESTA steering, air conditioning, vinyl trim , 4 speed tra ns.. luggage rack , rear window defroster . defroster, air '8195 1980 FORD LTD 5495 1 interior . WAS NOW 95 4995 1 1976 FORD PINTO WAGON 4 cyl . engine, 4 s Peed trans mission , AM radiq,, full wheel covers , white wall tires . WAS · NOW Blue 1295 Stock No . 30282 4 395 Stock No. .5259 1 1979 FORD GRANADA Dark blue, 4 dr. 302 eng ine, power s t~e ring and brakes , automatic t ra nsmi ssio n, AM radio , tilt wheeL cruise control, ai r con . dition ing , WSW tire s. WAS r NOW '895 13995 Stock No. P -36 '3495 52461 '5195 4995 Slock No T466A '4100 5295 1 4495 1 3995 '4695 595 25461 1980 BUICK LIM ITED classlfieds·vra the ~lephone. Rod Newsome The telephone and ·classlfieds work Local boy' wins coloring contest together to serve the needs of buyers! • sellers, job seekers, everyone! 1 4295 5 '~;2~ 0 ' Placing or responding to a classified ad Is ~s easy as reaching for your phone. I The Daily Sentinel S loc k No CJ54A 1b Place Your Ad \'"' ... I . . ' " 1979 fORD GRANADA 2 door tutone blue. 6 cvl. e ngine, power s t eering a nd brak es, automatic trans mi ssio n , air condHloning, AM radio with tape, cruise control. WAS NOW Sl ack No C-301>2· B '3195 . c 0 M p E T I T I 0 N B w POMEROY - Return Jonathan Melas Chapter, Daughters of .the American Revolution •. w!U meet at 1 p.m . Friday at the Meigs Inn. A program , "A Restless People" wtll be given by Mrs. Ronald Reynolds . H01tesses will be Mrs. VIrgil · Atkins. Mrs. CecU BlackWood, Mrs. ·Robert Craig, Mrs. Dayton Par· sons and Mrs. John Rose. ' '6795 . L E ·y·· T H E E DAR to .meet Friday ' '399 NOW 3895 .' ., •4195 1980 CHEVROLET CAPRICE 1 Rod Newsom e , son of Mr. and Mrs. F rank Newsome, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, was the first place winner In the nine year old category, of the coloring conlest sponsored by Nelson's Drug Store. He- received $25. Rod Is a third grade , student , at Ch ester Elementary. 3895 s teering ant' e.._~ cs, a ir con. ditioning , AM ~~ dio , white side wa ll tires. WAS NOW NOW '1095. 5 2 door, , white wi ~ green ha lt viny l roo f, VP ~V '"le, power 4 c yl. , 4 speed trans .. AM radio, Slack No. S I~~~H~o 978 OLDSMOBILE CUTLASS 1976 CHEVROLET MONZA good work car. WAS '449 Red 4 dr., di ese l. 4 speed tran . smission , Custom Value pkg ., Heavy Duty Pkg ., AM- F M radio. WAS NOW brakes, automatic transmission. No. 3003 1 H160A 1981 VOLKSWAGEN RABBIT V8 e ngine. power steering and Slack Stock No VS engine, power steering a nd brakes, au toma tic trans ., air conditionin g, AM-FM stereo 8 tra ck, white si de wa ll tires . WAS NOW 4 door si lver with red vinyl root. 1 .. I 1978 PONTIAC FIREBIRD 1978 CHEVROLET IMPALA air conditioning, AM radio, wire wheel cov ers , good condition . WAS NOW No.$11. E J79 " STATION WAGON Green 4 dr . with vinyl trim , 4 cy l. engine S speed tr ans ., air con ditioning , AM -F M radio , r ear defroster 30 ,844 miles. WAS NOW, 1 S.lock ve engine. power steering and brake s, air conditioning , AM -FM stere9 8 trac k, tilt wh ee l. luggage rac k. WAS NOW 1981 RENAULT 181 n· s~eed tri-n.' condit ioning, flop up ·~'- ·· root . AM-FM stereo , tih wheel, alum. wheels, rea r defroster. WAS NOW Stock No in- 1980 CHEVROLET MALIBU White 2 door, 302 engine, power steering and brakes, air con . ditioning , AM-FM s te reo · radio, c loth interior, wire wheel cove rs, white wall tires _ WAS NOW 3 dr. with RS opti•m , 302 engine . 4 · FM radio. tan with stripes, cloth '8.. 2.. 9 5 . lil 536 . ·' 1.979 MERCURY CAPRI 4 cyl. engine, 4 spee~ trans ., AM- . 6565 ' co nditioner. te rior, luxurv gro up dual e lectric re mote m irrors. wide body side mldgs ., accent s tripes. .WA S . . NOW . NOW Stock No. .· - transmission, flip-up open air roof, pow er "'s t eeri ng and b rakes, turbine wheel covers , tinted gla ss ~ white wall tires, vinyl trim . WAS NOW Slo~~~o troL bumper iu b s tri ps , rear WAS 4 cyl. engine , S speed '41 7;;tr• '9147 Tutone blu e, 4 CVI. engine, power 90·87 1983 . FORD MUSTANG Tutone paint, autOmatic transmission , power steering, air conditioning , AM-FM radio , sport mirrors. white side· wall tires. WAS NOW 1 NOW .c T -137A ·"•••c• . 3.9 l cyl. engine, power steering, tilt wheel. speed con- 0 N easily respon~ to your ads In the •, 4 cyl . engine -C'\utomat ic tran- ESCORT GL WAGON 1 I us and tell us of your advertising . T smi ssion , ,;(\\.\1 road wheel~ . white sia ~ .. ti res, luggage rack , 44,53 mil es. WAS ~~ OFFER GOOD THROUGH APRIL 11, 1978 FORD PINTO WAGON T H LIMITED TIME OFFER .11.5% APR AVAILABLE ON 1983MODELS TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS T The Rev. Rev. William Grant Black, Seventh Bishop. The Diocese of Southe rn Ohio, Cincinnati, will make a visit to the Grace Episcopal Church Sunday al lhe 10:30 a. m. service. Scheduled for the service to be conducted by Black are 18 confirma tions and one baptism. Currently the bishop serves as a trustee of Kenyon College, Gambler, of Children's Hospital, Cincinnati; Bexley Hall, Rochester, N. Y .. a nd the Cincinnati Huma n Relations Committee. He was rector of the Church of the Good Shepherd In Athens from 1962 to 1973, a nd of the Church of Our Saviour, Cincinnati, 1973 to 19'79, when he was consecreated bishop of the Diocese of Southern Ohio. A vetera n of the U. S. Army, Black holds degrees from the Greenville College, Greenville, Ill., the Unive rs it y of Illinois, Urbana, Ill.. the Unive rs ity of Chicago Divinity School. wi th honorary degrees from Kenyon College a nd . E piscopa l Theological Seminary In Lexlngion, Ky. That was the very first telephone message . Sean 1 Thaxton. James Warner, Darrln Warth. SCOtt WIUiams. Shelly WQ)Jc. ~ •SOFTBALL SHOES Stotxm. Shelly POTATO . VEGETABLE ROLLS SALAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE PLUS TAX Edd~ Baer, MarJcrie Baker, Rose Ann Bailey, Michael Bartrum, ·. STEAK .Second gra<~o - Gary ruc~Ue Garson. Jennifer Chasteen. IQ.mberly ~ln. boden. Keith Jmes, Amy Reymlds , JeorUe ~th grade - 8 OZ. TOP.BUlT $795 ·•TENNIS SHOES ------------Honor_,,.~ ----------- Lewis, Joey Sands, Herbert and f-~da::u::!:g:::h=te:.::rs:::.•..:.·..:Do=::rls::.._:..Ran.do=::.::lp::..:h::._.:.;of_~La:.wre=·=nce=.~~====== Mary Roush. Bernice and Russell Roush and son Ed. Ernest and Flossie Bush. Others attendlnl!were Dorsa and Bessie Pal'$0ns, Kenny and Jean Bass, chlldren Kendra and Co!T!ne, · . •GOLF SHOES• Nancy The Daily Sentinei- Pase-9 PometO'( Middleport, Ohio - A. R E ., �' Thunda~ April 7, . . . Page-1 (),...-The Daily Sentinel . J .• Pon!erav'---Middleport, Ohio ' •' . Thunda~==Y~·:Apn::'l:7;'-1_98_3r------"ln;""'"--;-------.:.Pl.:Of:.: m:•ro::;-;_:Midd .:.:':::.le~po:.;rt;,:,·. :Oh:.:.:;,;io:. .~·.....,_~r:=======-~:==-"':~::;=~iT~he~Daily 1~ ... Th~ Daily ·s entinel Vest-Jacket! PHONE 992-2156 Or Write Oailly Sentinel Dept. Business senices . t------------,-----..,_____.,_. ;_________..,__________-1 AND 111 Court St. , Pome) ,-Ohio 45769 • I S&W TV Cl~ssified APPliANCE SERVICE Williams & S cottie Sm1th PlfilltGial 1 Ca rd @4arshwadlea o f Thank s (p a1d rn advan c e) 2 -t n M emory (pa 1d •n advan c e) 2 1 -Bu siness Opp o rtun•ty 22 Mo ne y to l oa n 3 -A nnouncem e nts 23-Professlo nel Services 5 1-Hou sehold Goods 52-CB. TV & Radio Equipment 5 3-Ant•qua·s 5 4-Mosc . Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 4 - G I\Iea w ay 5-Happy Ads 6 --los t an d Found 3 1- Hom es f qrSal e 32 -M obtle Hom es f or Sale 33- Fa r ms f o r Sal e 3 4 - Bu smess Buildm gs 35-l o ts & Acreag e 2 6 - Re al Estate Wa nte d 7 - V a r d Sa l e (paid in advance ) 8 -Pubic Sale & A uction 9 - W a nted to B uy 1 2 -S ituated Wanted 1 3-ln s u ra nce 1 4 -Bu siness Tramm g '''fA li IWAQIIVI tltiiJVGil 61 -Fa rm Equopment 6 2-Wanted to Buy 81 Home Improvements 4 82-Piumbing & Heating 83 Ea:c8vating 84-Eiectrical & Refrigeration 85-General Hauling 86-M .H. Repair B7-l,lphoiS1ery 6 3 -lives toc k 64-Hay & Grain 6 5 ~ Se ed & Fertilizer 48-EqUipment f o r Rent 1 8-Wanted To Do Gallia County AruoCode 614 Meigs County Area Code 614 446367388245 256 643379- 992 - Middleport Gdipolis Cheshire V inton Rio Grande Guyan Dist Arabia Oist Walnut MasonCo .• WV Area Code 304 675 458 5 76 773 - Pomeroy 985 343 247 949 742 6 67- MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Chaster Portland Letart Falls Racine Rutland Coolville Pt. Pleasant Leon Apple Grove Mason 882 - New Haven 895 - Letart 9 37 - Buffalo I 7569 Call Public Notice VILLAG E OF MIDDLEPORT, OHIO CASH BASIS All $(•1Vlff~$ flttll'l H<'vl<i lrr o• 12~1 l rJ !d l H• vllll l' Hr·1 r •11JI'• ANNUAL FINAN CIAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAl YEAR END ED DECEMBER 31. 1982 I I certify the fo llowing report to be correct and true. to th e best of my knowledge Jon Buck I Public Notice )1111 •r ,dllLJ" Sf't Ill IIV fJ I H11 I 0 1Jrl 00 llrq:, March '26. 1983 [ II I II • f\r, IIVI f1 ()/0 j lr ~"'i .1 ] ma l Rnvr I Urilllv $ r: r v11 ' ''• Ill' fJI Hid M_ei g ! Co unty - Tel. 1614 992-3145 COMBINED STATEMENT OF REC EIPTS. DISBURSEMENTS, AND CHANGES IN BALANCESGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS General Fund Shell stotches allernale wo th Sho11 •~ d St.111' l Pv1e(t 1h/}1l 1,() l d>'IY, ! 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I ~( !'!>'· Ill Ht •• ,IIIII O l h r•1 Sotrtl r• c; Ovr •1 111~ 1 ~~ oon oo Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE nl dll Ou f('r ot S;tiP Oul lf l thr• (OirllrtU il \Ill !UP ,.,, Nr, 18 'l2U 11 s n Ht' IIPIII', M.lli'll lh diHI lllj( ' Sut'~olu• o.; lJ!IIr(ll '"> lhJ oq II/ 3!M I 7 lt1 ltl ')J8 12 09/ 19 l lll\11·'~ t \l oll ,..... ti <1H/ 8A $1' 1VI I I'S Drhr' + Ot'• t, rtor Ht 1 "-P f'il <.f'>; ~I I ' l l ) . l nlc~l Op•'t dt nlq I o.. pt m·,,._ ~- ~~I 1\ lH :19 Opt •.r111r q IIH i lflll' nr ti n•,•;) /JOI!J(l~ ,,nooo w1 fl(• lh{' NOW - I;!I"U+.>..; J.- P~o ff r ll Slrr•rdl n t M (l111 5 Corrn tv M,u< 1 ?2 April 5 13 AUTHORIZED FACTORY SERVICE . GENERAL ELECTRIC & HOTPOitH O thPI 11!-ol "t '2) 1J!lH I 1 l' tt1H1 C. tslr 1\,ti. UH +' !.111 I I ~~ 2 .lG \1 fl/ f rroHI C. t ~h ll,l llllrf' Or¥" n 1 7!J 377 93 • Total Governmental Funds HPr ••rpls P r o t Jt~nv T,1K I'5 OthAr I n r:ill WE ALSO WORK ON ALL OTHER APPLIANCES n l'v<'lllll' /9 6 n bb 9tJ0 0~ Ht'V t' lliiP I n!. II Nr )n 0Dt•• ll'"l! Rf'V(I!lrlr"~ fhpt •n:-;po;t' 9 97b AO lnt onu• Or·l orr 0Pl'rd llllfJ :n 994 63 Jr.Jn <; lt•rs Op•''"'"'ll Tr,mc;ft>rs 'l ~lll1 J2 1d..;f" ~ :m /02 I c1 In Opr'r.l l ln(J lr ,msh>rs State lf'VICd Sl1arod Out 58.067 32 Taxrs Etc 59 937 39 NPI ltJ('O tnl' () I lnh>r (J QvPr rlrnPn tnl II OSS) • (1!:!99137) Gr ,m\ I COil!filC IS 766 39b 00 r und BnltlllCI'S Jan 1 5727700 C h orgfl~ l or Funrl Bill.:tncr•s . POMEROY . lANDMARK 614·992·2181 Real Estate General • FOR SALE The Marie Miller h_()fJle on Iasiey Street. Pomeroy, Ohio,in good neighborhood, is for sale. Property appraised at $25,000.00 and price reduced to $20,000.00. House in excellent condition. Contact Trell Schoenleb. TelephOne 992-2074 or Fred W. Crow, Attorney, Telephone 992-2692. This is a real bargain. · Dec 31 '· 4128566 Total Proprie1erv Qpei(.Jirng Revunues CMrges l or Services 208667 12 Other Ooeratu1<1 Reven ues 5,830 00 To ta l Operal tl"'g Revenues Ope ratH"'!Q Personal Expenses Servrces Fnnge 2 14.4 97 12 Be nel1 ts Matenats and SUCJpltes Ulrl+!leS Ca.prta l Outlay Contractual SeN• cas Othei Operattng Expen ses 08051 .86 23.1 63 09 42.394.17 16 169 38 12.097 t 9 I • . 6 482 8B 3. 119.72 The Daily 'Sentinel •iu~~~:,:sole Bl ~gs. 'Lowest Rates Around · S •Roofing Work •Aiumonum & Vinjl Siclongs GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992 -228'2 , , . YOUNG'S H. L. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and .. ~ing - -ng and g....., wool< .PURCHASE OF ANY RCA PLAYER. APRIL 8th & 9th - ' •• ' • • INGELS RJRNITURE . AND JEWELRY, INC. •• • -.• ' •• 992-26'35 • ·' • I ' POMEROY - Mulberry Ave. - More than meels the eye. 1'1! stcry home on excellent neoghborhood. childoen can walkloschool TIJs ~·t tam oiy soze home wolh 4 b!IIrooms Laoge livo ng room wrth fireplace. buoil-on doshwasher New cerpet throughout. Frool and side jXlrches. Fooco:l aor natural gas heat supi)IJIIented by ..00 buoner iJr cheaR healing cost $27 500 00 . POMEROY - look meover, close to town, Najlo!s Run Roa:l, nore I I; Slory Ita me lllm~ 6.05 acres, 7 rooms, 3bedro001s. eQUiflllo:l kitchen wolh nice cbo~ cellar and 2 outbui<lngs. GOOD THIS WEEKEND ONLY MIDDLEPORT --' POMEROY - Lincoln Hill - Super Buy oo hillopwoth a goOO lot This 6 a good starter home One floor plan I B"d I' loving room wrth 2 bedrooms. Ca rpeting and some paneling ~orm door.; and Windows. nalural gas heat, garden space. Oul!ode enlrance lo basenteril $16,000.00. GOOD FOR 1 FREE VIDEO DISC .WITH • REALTORS f1enry ( Clellnd. Jr.. GRI ... .............................. 992·6191 Jo Hill .... ............................. .........................985-3335 JNn TrusHII ..... ............................................ 949-2660 Do1tit Tllllllf .. :............ .,.............................. .. 992· 5692 A • ·3376 9 mo o l d Germlln Shepherd ·Goldon Retrr evar pup sol rd c ream colo r. N eed s h em e rn the c ountry V ery play f u l Call 446 - 1~ 1 3539 1t~ P~ COMPLErE SERVICE Foom he Smallesl Heater Core to I he l argest Radoa lo t. Radoaloo Specoaist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs . Expeoo ence CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofing & Siding Route 1 l ong Botl om. OH . 45743 98 5-4193 or 992·3067 Call : 949- 2263 Or 992 - 279] 10,, Wn te you r own ad an d or der b y matl wr t h tt11 5 coupon Cancel your ad by phone when you ge t resu lts Mo ney not r e fundable -- ~.a · ~----~------~ · ----~ " II t he I to mo ud SALES & SERVICE U.S. R ~. SO EAST GUYSVI LlE . OHIO I Authonzed John Deer . New Holi3nd. Bush Hog Farm Equi pment Dealer Farm Eq u i pme nt Parts & Ser vice ---+- -+--1-- + --i AA ------ 7 ------8. 9 --'------ 10. - ------ 11.----- - - 12. 13. - - - - - - 1( -------- 15, - - - --- - 16 .. - - - - - - - - 26. - - - - - - - 27. - -- - - - --28. 29 - - -.. - - 30. AND FLUID CHANGE ONLY '31.95 I. I'"" I I 'I -~ 31 . · - - - - -32 . -------.-33 J• 35 . 1 C ard of Thank s ------- Mall Thi s Coupon with Remittance The Daily Sentinel , Ill Court St. Pomeroy , Oh . 45769 Will 3 614-992-7314 . Fam1 ly Garage Sale 339 Debby Or 12 miles· out Rt . 141 ) Friday-April 8th. 9 t o 6 Chrldr e n · s c l oth1ng (toddler to 14 }, JfUins. lsdies (5 to 1 8), maternrtv , toys , bikes. boo ks . and m1s c . i t em s. ·1 ~·- --- -------· ~ -- - ---~~ We w o u ld !Ike to tha n k all tho se wh o c o n tri b u t e d , wh eth er it w u time, •prey ' " • food • .or comfort at t~ ! t ime o f our beloved Ron H ~rr leon a t regic •cc ident . A lao to th oH pellbeerer s e special thllnka'. Vi eki• Elll •. sitter ' c~re for the el derly in our home Trained & ftJt:pe · rien ced LPN cere given W il t care for the elderly Room , board. and l aundry 773· 5882 W il t c loa n house 304 -875 - 6039 3 fem•lv Yard Sal e Saturday Public Sa le & Auction Auct 1on every Tue sda y mght, C ommun1ty Btuld1n g Henderso n, Cons~gnera we l come Auct Lonnie Nea l. Ca ll 614· 367 -7 101 . Au ction every Fn night at t he Hart f o rd Community Center Trudd oads of new merchandise every week Cons1gments of new end us ed merc hand ise always wel com e A1cherd Reyno lds Au ct1o neer . 275 3069 AUCT ION every Satur day n1ght. M t A lto . WV 6 p rn Con .! ilgn m e nts w elc o me Em ma Bell aucl1onuer 9 Wanted To Buy GENTLE pupp1es & RChr ll dogs . Collie & Shophe rrl m1.11 ed ph o no 30 4 -675 2254 6 Buv1n g Gold , Stiv er P!A1i · num Gold nnd Silver pr1ces are thfl htghosl u1 two yonr~ .­ check ·our pttcos ofl gold&· silver. scuw jewelry Buying Ol d co1 n s. scrap ru1~1 s & silve r ware Dntl y quot es avarlnble Al so c oin s & com supphfls t or s n iP Spr~ n g Vall ey Tradiun Co, S prm ~l Valley Pla za, 446 6025 o r 446 -8026 . W o pny cas h tor 11110 model cl on n U Sf! d CAr S Frenc ht o wn Ca r Co Brit Gone Jo hn son 446 0069 Pay c ns h fo r used rn o hd u t?Omos or trav el trnvel tt nrl tl rs Prottt r 1965 lin d up Cnl l Used rnowrn ~1 ma ch ine . 7 lt .' ~ bat C nll 6 14 256 BED S IRON BRAS S o ld furn11ure gold srlv or dol l ~~rs . w ood ico hoxu s, stone tar s. nntrquos. o t c . Co m p l etn h o useh ol rl s W11tfl M 0 Milltrf At 4 Pomoroy, Oh. Or 992 7760 3476 3 ft 12 rn load1ng to . 446-2042 Lottr hont in f or-6220 matron pl ease call 614 992 - -- - - - - - - lc--loSI -bl•c• ond " " ' " "'"'" c oon hound Cheah rro area . Ta ttoos in oars $50 re word Cell collect 446-978 0 7 ln ~Jos lrn unt 6 14 992 h oa m s I modol 1 975 or nuwur rn o t or and trfHi er Prefer 14 17 ft 55 to 85 hp Wrll cons ider oth nrs A sk ror Dennrs 304 675-5159 WANTED C8~)0 , to buy rabbit 304 675 251 "/ • --!lmptoym!!n~ GenorAI Hau hng and Trash rernove l Serv1ce Re lrttbl e ond dependable Ca ll 446 3 159 lawn M owmg no yard to bi g or stna tl: Re l1Rb le an d de pen · deble For estimate call Constructron wfll do drrve· ways , asphal t , co n c r et e . painting & remodeling Ca ll 446 -9 2 8 1 Gnrdons p lo wed wi·th large rntn hll er srJt In ches deep Re~tdy to pl ant Reut er 61 4 S92 - 24~Q .. 22 M oney to loa n HOM E LOAN S 12 % f rw.od ra t e lead er M ortgn!=je , 77 E. St c11tr, Ath en s, O hro 1 6 t 4 592 305 1 or 1 800· 34 1 6554 rn Oh io Bus rnu ss & Second M ort · gogo lonn s Equ1ty Rosou r cHs In Ohio 1 -800-992 235 1 , out of Oh1o t BOO 641 5286 -- ------- - 23 Professional Services C&l Et oo k koup rng Ta x A ol urra & bookl.oeprng for lnd l\liduols & busmos sos Stwrt f o rm s $5 0 0 Lonn fo rm s 520 00 Rnrl up C&ro l NHH I 446 ·3862 PIANO TUNING SS o H p lus d r s co un l ~ l o son101 cit llfJnS- ch urcfm s- sc hoo l s Call 8 111 Ward Warrl s K6ybnord . 446 4372 . 31 Homes for Sale 11 E,.,co llont con drtrotl & fnr:.u trotl · alflmHiy t or lllHnedut l •l o ~c upnnc y In te r est rows are down und probably won ' t 00 lower H o mo nnd or rnntal Rroadw11y M t dd l tl ~l o rt Modorn b us1ne ss btd~ Cnu rt St . Ga ll rpohs 68 112 • ac re s wrch 2 ho mos Galha County Call 992 - 326 7 or 675 - ~5 1 6 o11onm gs . In Midd lepor t newly remo clole d home wi t h f ir eplace, possrble woodbu m er, close to schools and shopprn g J:i'P11cl!• Yard Sa le 18 W an ted to Do --~---~- W ;mtod l o h u y pr opofly Cu ll 614 992 35 44 Call Aro y ou po~ing to m u c h for your hosp.itfll hea lth 1nsu · ran ee . Cal l Ca r roll Snowden . 446 - 4290. ------- Gold !itlvm sl f"l r hng Jfl w olry rrnns ol d CO IIl S & curren c y Ed Bur k olt Bilr ber S h op Mrdcflep o rt 992 Great Dano bl11ck fema le Aewsrd fo r 1nformut 1on rec o vory su rAnce Co has offered se rvrc es tor f tre insuran ce CO\IDrHge m Ga tl 18 County t o r almost a century . Farm . tlom e and pers onal property (; c ov a• ages Are avoilable to me et individu al needs Con · tac t Eugen e Holley , agent Phone 388 - 8690 W OR M S h roho st p11 co s pa1d , Lakn Jack son Ba10 & Ta ck lo Ollk Hrll Ca ll 6 14 6R2 744A 58 58 Lost and Found Insurance 446 3159. WANT ED TO BUY Old fu r ni ture nncl Ant ll")uos of all krn ds, call KtJ nnoth Swarn , 446 3 1 59 o r 256 1967 1n t he evenrng!l o r 4 46 - 1462 1classify , edit or "rerect _T:. :. ""O·::.u·t - -+l.:.:.:s'·.:.:.ooFs.:.:.:l ·LO::.:.Of---! 1any ad Your ad w111 be •• I pul on ! he prope r To.l l I S9.00 IS16 .0C>IY .VU I J lit cl assification if you ' ll --~--'---'---'--:-I check the proper box Th ese cash rates I be low ' nctude d1scpun1 I r · 1 /For /Wante d AUTOMATIC I Sale I I I TRANSMISSION CO . I I ) Announc ement 17 - I 278 W. llam I I ) For Rent 18 I 1 19. I 20 I II 1. ---- - - I 21 1 2 I OPEN 9 1o 5 MON. thru SAT. n I J. I All Jypts of Auto Repai;, 23 'I ' . Brakes . Tune· Ups. el c. 11 I s 2• ------ • I !jP£CIAL 15. , ___ _______ 1 I 6. TRANSMI SSION F.llTER A h o und -tc loBI -BlueareB t• ck coon hound RutlAnd A nyon e w 1ton h BOGGs Eac h m- r ight mftle 1 1- - - - - - - - - 1 - - - - - - 1 f if+ al or group of f +Qures I cou nts as a word Count 1 name and addr ess or Word! 1 . _l 6 10 1phone n umbe r rf u sed da y l..t .!lu• d a y s da ys I Yo u' ll get b etter resu lts - -+ - -J..I":.:":..:.J __' '-..:..+ --i if you - descr ibe full y, 1 . .. • A, I g.ve price The Sentinel Tol l '" nn ' ·"' l reserves Water Sewer Gas l ones Septoc Sys tems LAR GE or SMAll ~S PH. 992-147 l l.' ______ _____ I1 phone~ . 1 Pn nt o n e word i n each sPace below. 304 -895-3B 15. PUPPI ES 304 BB2 -33BO - Tr encher - PUPPIES . part Col ho & German Shoph tJrd , !Jhon e FR IE N D l Y - Backhoes - Dum p Tru cks - l o·Boy "'ress--------------- EE pupp 1os. part Co llre. pari Norw eg ran p hone 30 4 - dog. 304-675 1320 - Dozers Situa tions Wanted Frank Mooney 's on Rt 7 . 5 miles North of Crown City NIGHT CRAWl ERS & RED TWO small pup s 1 rnnlu, 1 female. 304 -675 52 03 PULLIN·S EXCAVATING 12 ' Basement Sale 10 Fam ilies . 3 m~tle pupp1 es M ot her Ge r man Shepherd Ca ll 742 · 2997 J 'FA ~ ..... -· ·.- -·· ····- -····-- April 4-_8. 9:00 to 6:00 614 -446 0175 675 -5079 -------_f._'1:"!:1'""- ---------------------- Ad U M ale A ~r o Dale 10 give away . Po meroy, Oh. L 5th house past Te~tas Rd on Call 742 2450 Ph 992 -2174 11 ]().! IC Name -- -- -- - - -- - - - - - - - old. Call 992 -7458 . 7115 SMITH NElSON MOTORS, Inc. Co. Femal e Be eg le very good with ch rldren Approx 2 yrs Nice youn g dou to g1ve away Pre fer tho country Mary Davis . 614 - 992 · RADIATOR Curb Inflation Pay Cash for C lassifieds and Savel L I $20,000.00. ' _ FREE ESTIMATES Cal l 843-5425 Kotchen Cabinet s - Roofon& - Sodong - Concrele Patoos - Stdewaiks New Con stru ctoon - Remodolong - Custom Po le Barns. Writesel or repair, gutters and downspouts. gutter clean· ing and painting. S1orm do01s and wtndows. Ali Work Guaranteed "Free Estoma tes" .......,...... MIDOELPORT '- Broom.eli Ave. - Seeks handy ownet' T h~ ol:l er bride home has potential , -lhree bedrooms, lo~ng, d1mng room, krtchen & bath Enclos!II •de porc h thai double; as the utitotx and a frort sitting porch A bargaon loo a handyma~ .· 2 small lo~,~ab l u puppies m rxed bree d . fem olo, w1 1t b e w ·a ll' dog s l nquif-a. 4~& ­ In Home Afea •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS end S ERVI CE Ali types of roof work, new - Plumbing ond POMEROY·_ Gie<i ~a~tifhomti on Va leStreeCiiiilY 4-ye-ar~ old Cute ooe I~ or plan wolh basement, patoo, 2-3 bedrooms Natural gas forco:l aor he~ carpetong. garage. some ·onsulaloon Cou ld IE goro rental property Only $20.800 00. QJt & SAVE 14 11. ' Gutter & Down Spout s .·. ' Remodeling 20 Yea rs Experoence • W u hers •D• sh washers Ranges ROOFING 4.oncrtfe~ SY.,CUSE - Gooo klcatoon on Carol Slreoi. new oo the markel Thos home has 7 rooms, 3 bed rooms ~rge INOng ro001 16'<16', so me ranotlelong, can be healed wrth wood buoner. lmmo:loale possessooo $19,500.00 • :~~~~~g 985 -3561 All Makes 742-2328 3 f emale puppies port Chow chow wormed . ready lo r good homo. Ca ll 6 14· 256 - ~~============~l~l~lf~·•l~l<~~==============l~I~O~I~mo~~~==============~·~~~~r~~====================:1 $28,00000. Now you .can bring this -r emarkable entertainment-h om~ at a sp·eclal lower· than·ever pr ice . Come in today lor a demonllratlon. · 7 pups. Part Norweg1an Elk hound & part Germa n She perd Call 6 14 -3 88 -9602 . c NEW LISTING - Neat and attractive' Great locatDn on Moddleport Thos 5 room. 2 bedroom home has been decoraled beautifully Quaonl balh, noce carpellng, spaaous krtchen Full basiJIIent. bklwn 1nsulatoon VoeMng ~ home woll be a pleasure' On~ • • •Fnendly ervice GIVE US A TRY 15 Years Experi ence NEW LISTING - Home plus oncome' In town A lwo bed ooom furnoshed apartment on Second floor woth rental 1ncome of $280 month~. w1ll enable youto buy th5 du plex an dlove o n the 5 room, 2 bedroom first fk>oo ol the house New carpeton& nice k ~c hen., ulolity, garage on noce lol $34,50000 1 That's right! When you usa 1 column inch or more in newspaper advertising, be it dislay or classified, you reach thousands of potential buyera that era eager to receive your money-saving ma11age. · • 7 pups Part No rweg ian Elk hound & part German She · pord. Call 614 -38 8 -960 2 . SUPERIOR VINYL SIDIN G KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · Yard SaiA pril 8th & 9th. NECESSARY to 18 11 Awon We ' ll 11how you how. Good earnings ! Call 614 · 388· 9045 or 614 -992 - 3690 . SANDY AND BEAVER In- Giveaway 446 -42 11 EUGENE LONG " CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" out Rt 160 on old Rt . 160 at E"ergreen Thurs & Friday Women, children 's clothing & l ou of odds & ends. 4 Puppies Part German She p h erd, part Doberman Call 31lmoPd AL TROMM'S BACKHOE S.E:RVICE Real Estate -Ge neral See our complete ealitctlon of RCA VldeoDiaca .SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS A C.INCH IF YOU· USE THE .INCH! Extensive • And RCA VIdeoDiscs bring you a world of entertainmeni. You ge t lhe best movies. sport s, music, variety and children 's programa. Over 300 titles to choose from In RCA's ever-expanding catalog of di scs. 14 1b 12 tc: I ~~:'.~~:~cn:w~rk - 3 Family Yard Sale 3'11 miles SALES: NO EXPE RI ~NCE Yard Sale Apr 7. B. 9th 102 Highland Ave N ot responstbl e for acc1dents . 446 -4533. PH . 614-985·4464 l ll lit II 26 -tlc RCA'• VldeoDiac Player lets you watch what you want when you wanl-rig~t on your own TV. It hooks up on mlnutea and is actnily easier to operate than a phonograph. ' Non [Jpflr ,lllllq Hr•vP il tlf''i II ·~H ' fl S I"ol ln tt •r r>:; l H,•v('r\1 11' ll't l ll lfl f' td rv dn1 l Aw'nl y huHb01ily 1)0 1!)77 Ot ~lr>r Non O!rt'rtl! 1IH I ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - No Sunday Call s ""' Pomeroy , Ohio SCT075 0 (Uildt•rl Ol•, l lillei dlH I 991-7201 949-2860. Wanled · Hosteu or Cou . turea for 1 national lingerie company Excellent benef i1S Call 614 -446 -2564. 13 Beaut1fu l lo ng hamtd f ern ale cat E.11pechng kittans Call 'P arking Lots · omeways ' Base ments ' Pat iOS Reasonable Rates Rl. 3, Pomeroy , OH Also Transmission PH . 992 -5682 or 992- 7121 cl&l an d oth er miac. ' Apnl 9th Eureka. n ell \ t o Campbell's Grocery 9 t o l 7711 Richa Pd Garfield AUTO &TRUCKREPAIR Michigan Yard Sale 50 Netl Help Wanted won. So . At . 681 . lon g haired kitten black Wit h w h1te b1b Ca ll 446 - CEMENT FINISHER St. Rt 124, Pomeroy. OH. " Beautiful, Custom Built Garages" Call for free siding es tim~tes , 949-2801 or OHIO BONO ISSUE MONEY Will BE AVAilABLE SHORTLY.CAU FOR APPOINTMENT AND INFORMATION ON ANY OF OUR OVER 100 PROPERTIES. 14) 3 4 5 6 7 B 10 11 12 1 BISSELL SIDING CO. •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING , CONCRETE WORK ..•. BON0£0 & WDRII GUARAHI££0 PHONE JIM CLIFF..ORD ' on CoiiOfJP Ad 111SI oil S H 1 2 4 Wr l!ten 1)1(15 wnl b1J ,rr ceptec1 • pr1o r 10 tile !':die m the Home Nilt1onal Onnk Ail CiflO Oh10 All rnQIHrl eS S/lOirlcl hP d•r PC:!f'd 10 lhe same ThtJ HornP. Nalio n al Bank rt>Srt\•C' s the 11qht 1o tflJflCI Any or all h1rlS and to r emov~"> ;my or all rtem s lrom thP. sa te a, o111Y trmr olll!)lc\1 -, N f •DOZER 608 E~ MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 fi 18 Dilrwnl O tr 1o l he tra1 ter m<Jv he ser. n Jt $yrilcuse Oh1o · <~P 3 281ma Roger Hysell GARAGE SIDING 992-6215 or 992 -7314 -$29995 The Pewrbdt mo~v be sef'!n at WhaiP.y s UsNl C<Jrs St AI 111 !I t Vinyl & Aluminum •B~CKHOE for ANY PERSON wh o has anything to 91110 away and doo! not offer or attempt to offer any other thrng for sa le may p lace a'n ad m this co l umn There Wi ll be no c h arge to t h e advert rser New lima Rd . Rutland. Oh PH. 742-2225 11 Ave • Gallipoli1 1 thru 9 . Baby beds & Stf911ers. bicy - 8 The Taxidermy Shop PH . 992 -2280 • to 6-rrc V. C. YOUNG Ill VIDEODISC PLAYER Serra I No 7691 0:? v. iltrr> ·-- AMAZING f:> la!n v.a s ap S T'o 6 W ee k Service O n All Fi th Fo1 More lnfot matton Call Yard Sale At. 588. in bock . HAV E YOUR TROPH Y MOUNTED SJ0 P&S BUILDINGS J&F CONTRACTING Cell Rd Square Dance every Satur day from 9 to 1 A M Country Rock Sunday 7 t o 1 1 PM . Robert Picken ' s East Oar - - COAL 00 ATO N Sozes from s·x6' Up lo 24'x36' lnsulatd Do g Rouse s 742-3 ~ 9~ '"' Georges Creek Cell 304-523 -2131 ~UN STRIP UTILITY BUILDINGS ( FrM Estimate s) auc:1 1on !he lollowrr\q [1) 1079 Pelf'rbill truck trac tor Se11al N o 1:?22:?2 N (2) 1976 l •b roo k Fla t frarler o;11ld l01 l+>ss t11,1n nt RCA'S Ap r1 i l 6 1983 nt1 000um thP Home N a t •on<tl Bank. Aa c1ne Ohro wrll ollw tor sal e on thelf p ark rng !ol at rwtll11' '""t mmtr'FlW' h n ld,~r tWP llllt< l~ atECKlHE PUBUC SALE lo •rlll'• ol S 1lr S1.00000 1 .u:;h ,11 lllfll' n l Sdlf' Wllh lhP l iill lllrr rn r'.\c; h Wllh•n lhii(Y i,ltl\ rlt~y ~ .~tr.;, d,l tr• nt SOl i~ D•'llil!-.11 !O l\o• W.11Vt'd rt <;olt1 t o pl :t1r t•tl ( .rnnnt 128-EnJOiope Polchworl Quills 12Hf&llans 'n' Doilies 125-Polll ~ills 124-Easy Gills 'n' Omomonls 123-Stitch 'n' Potch Quills 122·StuH 'n' Puff Quills 120-Ct~ehol Y1111 Wardoabe 119-Easy Art ol Flower Crochet 115-Nilly Filly Quills 115-EIIJ Art ollripple Crochet 113-Compltle GoH lloal 109-Stw + !noi(Basiclissueoncl) 105-IMtanl Crachel 102-Mulllm Quills 101-Quilt Boal Collecto1111 I Public Notice ""'1 wa<; 13Z-Quifl Ooi&i01h · 130-Sauttr Foshioo• Sizes 38·56 !41 7 1 tJ 2 1 3t< ( rHJI t I w•ll 11llr•1 lor <;,1 11' .tl thl"' l11rrrr !l frrH ot ltlP(nrr tl Hn11"0P 1n l'llf llo•r r'y Mi'HJ"> Cnun tv 0~ 1 10 on lh• ·21 •d l l. tyotAnrll 1983 tll It'll n• lo( k d rn 1l1f' tnllow II HI ldnd <; 111(1 lf'n Pnwnt s tQ WII SJJ UA TI D 1n 111" V1!1. rqf' o t ':yt d ( II !·" Ml 'l tl 'i (l)llll ty Oh iO l~ '"'n t nr Nn ~) rrr M c811(tn s Addo !1<1rl 10 ti ll-' Vr11,1qe of Syr.H Pn'rn+ ~I·S known 1<: Co rN"' C~rrot & cl,d. Sy r o~crrse OH l~u· llP,ll F<;t;tlf' I Holl'<l''' ,11 5:tCJ The .D·aily Sentinel nra•sOO at 2 7 300 00 1erms ol S o~ le S 1 000 00 t ,rsh a1 ll!nfl ot sa lr. w1th t he be~l<:tncr lfl cash w1 1h1n th rrty !301 clays aller da te o f salf! DepOSI T lo lre WJiverl rl so ld to nlalnll lf lw;t rnon9 a(l e holcjer Connn t be sol d for l ess I han 1\No th r rd ~ (hp ap!Jiarsed va lufl Jumes J Proflrl l She111/ o t MP1qs Countv I {1 { I 1r, ny . By shoppina in your home area you save on 111, the wear and tear on your car and avoid the hazards ol hiahway and freeway travelina. It pays to shop where you live! 46 769 T•l t1 Real !J rJ771J IJHOhl Ho (', 1prtal O uii.!V l ••: p [), ,h iJI ... fi, ()p,•l II II Hj s .~rv•t (''> fI fltl 04·1 3 1 Prem1ses k.no wn as Route 3 36659 TPKBS Roflti PomA I Oy (tl I ( r 1lr )lPIIlq [ lrrt.ll Dr~'r .1t1 nq l l()ll 1)t111 Record s ) jUI ! (IIl1Pilt tht•tf'oll I PI1 dflif'd One1 111nq L ~P • '11'if'', I '"' h/ 0-10 53 1'1"" ' C•Jrll l d M Pif) f; Cn unlv O ll•n til !lw , " "' ' o l SfCUH IIY SAVINGS MOH J[;AGE COR PO HAI IUN Pl ,"'' '' lt vs JAMES A r-il f )f •'I .11 d!•I('IHI.Irl!S upo n { tr.H• w· · lor 11 I 7 003 78 1 IS ~ UI"'(j Proprietary Enterprise (]Jl!!_i, llltrq RrvPnu rh Hr~Vf'll\r o ", 78 l11nd /3 -a lanu•s J,Jt) . h1qrtwavs The abo ...t"! rlASffrhArl 3 ac re trac t 1S pan ol <1 27 d Ct e tract convPyod 10 form er qranrors by cl ced recordec11n Vol 11 me 166 PAqfl 37~ Me1gs Co1 m1y Deud (fl ll o~s t The Daily Sentinel 1101 163, Old ~htl,.. Sll., New Tort, NT 10113. Print NaiM, ' AddfiSI, n,, PoHern Numbeo. Yes' Iwantto see morec1afts se nd me youo new 1983 NH Dl EC RAn CATALOG 150 des1gns 3 lr"' patl.erns Only I I 50 ALL CRAfT IIOOI!S.. $2.00 u ch All BooU ond C.llioc-odd 50. uch ftw posla&o and. handlin~ 135-Dolls &·CIOihes On Pmde ' 134-14 Qul~i M"hino. Quills ·13:1-Fatlu"' Holle Quiltinc placA nl b enrnnrnq contru nur~ 3 ac re s bu t sub,ect to allt eaa l O pet dllfl(] lncom+" n1 0 o •,<, l 'l OO'l 78 1J I )(/,) li~l l l iltl ()!J ') '31 2 003 78 Revenr r P~ COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONE! corne r ol a 27 acre 1rac1 of real esta1 e convcyf'ct to Roy H Poolm nnd EIS• (' J Pooler by 1 _ _ __ def'd d ated June 8 1951 ;md r rnco rder1 1n Vol11mf! 166 Pilge 379 M e1gs Cnunty Deed HecOrds , efe ,P.nc e to wh1ch 1s hereby mado th r ncn North 396 feet thence East 330 feel th e n c~ South 396 feel to the ce nle• at !he publrc ro ad th encr. Wes t 330 fer. t 10 the onno:i f lmrl /3,11til1Cr's ll.rl. rrlc ,, Ht •wn r lf'~ Hr'VI lllil' llo• r 1 1ph 111'1'• I '1 '! COMBINED STATEMENT OF REVENUES, EXPENSES. AND CHANGES IN RESIDUAL EQUITY / FUND BALANCES ALL PROPRI ETARY FUND TYPES AND SIMILAR FIDU CIARY TYPES ( ltl lr'l /'J~, 1 r r l 'i l l 1)('1( ()() 1\ ilolrll ,, .11 sn"' r,•., r unrl Ohoo l;l IIIII 1", 1) 1 1 h!) } h( I HJSb Si I W 1")', r1 l Ho•r 111d 011'"' Sn 111 1 fi e, ().,.,., HJrrrtr t l l)l'iiltll' • rrut (//'\Lilltll II'! '>iHJI ( ' ~ IU~"· ·l 54 Misc . 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" ''IP I ', 1111 nr o., (h,H()f'S for f,t1 71-) I G3 SHOP LOCALLY NOTICE OF SAL£ Hy w tue o f an Ali as Ord er of Sale rssued ou1 oil he Common Pleas Cou rt of M e1 gs County Oh10 1n thA case ot F1rs1Fam1ly M Gl rtgaqe Corpora) ron pl at n tl lf vs Ray E Jusnce et ar defen dants upon a 1udgmen 1 there1n re ndered be)!lg- Case No 18 26t1 rn sa 1d Cb'u rt -t,w11t offer fo r SJi e at the frnn 1 door or the Court House In PornP.roy M e1gs Counly Oh1o on 1he 7th dav o l M av 1 983 a1 len o clock am l hf' follow1ng land s a nd !r!nf!ment s lu w11 SITU !\ l EO 111 I he Town sh1po f Chester COufl iY of Mrm;J~ and 'Sial!" EJf Oh•o and . botmded and descflbecl as follows . Be1nq 1n SP.CliO!'l 36 and l)eg u1n1 ng Jt the Southwest b8hfi'13L' ll\-)'>5) O l ht·rlhr·~ l1 :tB~H:ltll I 1111o! { 1, 11 lldl ,lfl{ o• Ho •V!' 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( It\ I) SPecilll Revenue Funds S i c~ I• · BrlrH I 0 1111 I 0pl'rd l ltl'l l 1 l ll'lt•r• Fundsontyl 9015 77 O!her Nn n -OpPral• nq Revlmu e ,, 960 03 RcvP.nuP.::, vV• •11.11 (• f Xjlf'tlf l lli lll' D•'>l llr"' " f rn r n!•; I f) !. I I So•o vrr •• IIi< I ' nwn t In O r ·h~ llf'\'1-' llii P RP( i'IJ)T• ; 1 l mal Exp D• s l1111 •" 111!"111', I fl I \OH r)<j\ /'() llhf) )il y Total Non Opera11nQ Pr o n,.rly 1141fJ7')8 l 'r rhl11 110 (1111 dl lr l 11 ;11) /() ~ rrrr !\1 ( oi pl ldl ()lrll oi y Otho •r Uc.f•s h F J(r /2 Furrl! 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F.orn t.l ') Ol'ot lii i '\PITlf rll c, Propo>ily f'!', IJtl• 1 I 4 2!) I I " f•'> ! I( I"' Tl",l''· /.'r•r rn11' I Public Notice I !3 ti( Top oil "'"' ' oullols smartly with th1s croc heted vest-1acket I Average 4 word s per I me, openwork to create a des+gn of shmming. textured strt pes u~ Public Notice M iddle p ort, O h io fntAeu '8~ 1------------+-----------+------------+-----------'o'-J Up to 15 words ... One day insertion ...... $3 .00 Up to 15 words ... Three day insertion _ .... .. $4 .00 Upto15Words .. Six dayinsertion ... __ $7.00 49-For Lea se MINE Sizes start from 12'x 16' Ra cine, Oh. Ph. 614-143-5191 end and more in formation . All STEEL & POLE BULDrNGS For all your wiring needs; furnac es re· pair service and in · stallation . Residentia l &. Commercial !hlne repair . parts , upplies f'lck up Outstanding 200 Oeaters Antiques-Craft -Flea Market at the Hunting t on Prt de & Toba cco M atit.et. N 26th St. , Huntingo«on . WV . Indoor-Ou t door very Sat. & Sun Specral dealer set up $3 .00 Tables & ra cks f o r rent . 25 cents ad mission l---- --------+-----------+-----------4,---------'------l ' 4 4 7-Wi nted t o Rent 17-Mi scellaneo us • SWEEPER and sewrng ma - 614 -446 -0337 . 992-2 196 111:1 ~ ,,,u 7 Fran·s Refund Club Meetmg Aprrl 261h Open to the Publi c I nformation call PAT HilL FORD 446- 9800 Ga llipolis . Oh1o Announcements 446 -Q294 ter cores. W e can also acid boil and rod out r& · dia~. We also rapair 0.. Tanks. Riverside VW Inc. 3 etivery. Dev11 Vacuum Cleaner. one hall mile up We can rapair and recore radiatonl and haa- RENTAL & ONE-WAY local and one-way: low r.o tes~ lop maontaoned lrucks. Roglit s"es. n&ht equopment. Hand trucks. lurnoture pads, Na· · lionwode Road Selvtce. Movong tips and onsura nce . CA TALOG MERCH AN T Pomeroy,OH Goeg & Patty Gibbs-IMnt!' PH . 99 2-21 78 "~'" Se rv1ce Ava1labl e 318lmc pn cm ·er rh e followin{( rele ph one exchan{(es ... . 59-f o r S a le or Trade 4 5 -f un"'is he d Ro o m s· 46-Space fo r Re n t 1 5-Sc hool s 16-Radio, TV & CB Repaor • 57-M us•c al lns truments 5 8-fruit s &. Vegetables 41 - Hou ses f o r R ent 42 -Mob•l e Hom es f or Rent 4 3 -Farms f o r ReRt 44-Apartm ent fo r Rent 11 -Help Wanted Cla.~.~ifie d paf(e.~ 71 -Autos for Sale 72-Truc.. for Sale 73-Vana &4WD 7.-.Motorcydeo 7 5· Boats lo Motors 7 11-Auto Partll& Ac:c:essories 77-Auto Repair , 78-Camping Equipment RADIA To R SERVICE . RYDER TRUO< Sears All Makes i nd Models Antenna lnsta llatibn House Calls and Shop ' 1 ' FREE EXTIMA TES 'C hain l onk Fence 'Carpel ing 'Painton& D e wayne I· 0 '. , , , .... !Sears' Chester. Ohio Ph. 98>-4269 JIJIQQRSIIHIRJI . Sentinel-Page- II He lp W anted Ca ll 614-992-69A1 . B•g Ynrd Sal e Blh. Friday 9 ·to 6 HI Centttnary To wn House. Knick kna cks , books , p la n ts , baby f ur n i t ure , dtshu . c:u rt am!L clothmg·, and muc h more - - - - - - - - · lc Bake sa le and va r d sale at the U111t ed Pente cos ta l church basement Ap r il 7th " and Bth 10-4 . Free co ffoo 3 Family Yard Ss l a Saturday A pril 9th . Eureka . next t o Cl'!lm pbell' s Grocer y . 9 tO? Porch Sale 88 Pine Street . Fnd ay & Sa turday , 9 to ~ ­ M atern ity Babyr c ldth es & m i11c. Big Yard Sale 8 th. Fnday 9 t o 5 at Cent en ary To w n Hou11e . K nick knack s, books . p lants , ba b y f ur n iture . diahe11 , cu r1 aln s, clothing , and much mor,e. Yard Sa le Bo1o 's Bend. April 8.9 & GrBat 10 10 :0 0 A M to dark. Yard Sal e A pril 9 . 9 until d ark J o y c.:e M an uel r&Si · dence, Fifth Str ee t, R acin e . Across from Fast Check , F ur ni t ure · t r ,umpet· ceih n g f an. Tho R• o Gn1ndo Co ll6<go CETA Program is soaki ng parl lcrpant s f or a chtssroorry skrll 1101119 pr ogr11m fo r food !UHvico paraprofoss tonal s {Th ts 1s not a quont,'!,Y cook1n g pro g ram) Ohio r eSI · de n t s who hAve bo on unemployed for n mi nrmum of seven (7) days s hould to lo phonu lhe~r lo ca l Ohio ~~ ­ reau o f Employment Servi ces .O tfi CO t or mnro de tail s and to arrang e l or an intorlliew Rto Grn ndo Col logo IS An Equa l Opp o rtun i ty Employer. Some·one to live In and stay w rth elde ry lady Cal l 446 - 0773 . Earn s al e , 6:00·9:00 p.m. Th ruoday & Frid1y. 3208 Howu d Ave.• items, sofa 6 c h air . corno• lo t s m M iddlep ort Po ss1h lo lAnd con trac t. C all 614-992 50 46 THR EE bed roo m f ull baseom o nt , 75K1 20 lo t , Chfto n . c Hy water . gas h e at , $14 900 304-882 -3137. 304-7,73 -5B60. APPR(')X IMAT EL Y 8 acres . 11mall hou se , out buil din gs . reason able. call 30 4 -895 - extra mo ney soiling Av on Call 446-3358. No experience necen•rv. Pa'rt or' fu ll time. Earn money wor ki n g at hom e. Free 4.1· tail s. W rit e to.Berto n is-30 7 Sand St . A pt. 4 . Raven swood. W .V A . 26 164 3 2 Mobile Homes f or Sa le 1972 14x66 m ob1 te h om e. 3 bd r . gu hMt. ver y ciM n. 814-992 -2166. BAM to 6 PM esk f o r Ti m . 8B2 -3692. LA qV Cam eo linger ie panv p lan of D allas, Tell8s Car & phone necessary. no d el iv ery . Free kit available upon qu alification . Book ing par· t ieJ now For in terv iew, cal l 4 gar age 3 04 · 675 - 66 3 6 . Mloc . 42 57 ---------------k4 bedroom house and 2 38 19. 304-88 2-2964 . EV E NI N-G Lovnly, 6 rooms Double garagn. b o"auti HI II'f " leri ds c ~tp e d aron lo t Atop Ro11e Hi ll , Porn 40 ' s 6 14 986 COMPANION urgen tl y needed. night 1im e. in Pt Ple asant !rea. ce ll 304· 676 - 2770 .- after SPM ' . . ~914 Carnage Houte . 3. : b'd roo ms. 2 full bath s. sli d · lng gl ass doo rs , good cond•· tion . SS ,SOO Call 6 14 -992 · 6510 . • USED MOBI LE 576 -27 11' 77 M Obil e H ome 304 -675-3666 . HOME 1 2x 6 0 �t Pa~ 1232 . ' The Daily Sentine\ Pomeroy They'UDo It Every Time Mobile Homes for Sale 54. MiiC. Merchandi se House 14x70 whh 7x1 2 ft e;a:pande, total gu, central air, skirting an chors, balance of 6 year warranty. set up in loc al park, ready t o move into . Financing availa· GOOD USED APPLIANCES · washers. dryers , refrigera tors, rangea. Skaggs Ap pliances. Upper River - Rd .. beside Stone Crest Motel . 446-7398 . ble. &13.995 . Cell 446 ' 3547 . For ule-1 acre with 12.~e60 •. mobile home . large in ground pool and foundation for house . .Call 304-696- 4721 . 14• 70 Bayvie w total electri c, 3 bdr., $7 .400 . 12x60 Liberty good con d .. 83.900 . Call 446 -0175 . 1973 70•12 2 bdr., wood - 41 _ Houses for Rent 44 Apartment for Rent burner, 2 full baths, dis hwasher , W & 0 hookup, 87 .500 . Cell 614 -6 82 · 7252 or 814 -682 -7277 . bedroom house. com pl etely redecorated , car peted, rtorm windows and doors. Call 614· 992 -3090 . 1979 Monarc h 3 bdr. 14x60 86,995. 1972 New Moon 2 bdr . 14•60 86,995 . Cell 448 -9662 . Kanauga Mobile Home Sale. Kanauga. Oh . COTTAGE at 1810 JeHerson Blvd . Ideal for single person or young couple . 304-675-2305 . 2 bdr. Regency Inc .' Apart menu 6200 per mo . or it incom'e is &10, 000 or len HUD ·available . A -One Real Estates. CarOl Yeager. ·Real tor. Call 304-675-5104 or 675 -5386 or 875-7786 . Unfurnished house. 3311 Franklin Ave .. 3 bedrooms, laundry ro.om, full sized beoement. 304 -675- 1687. 3 rm . and 4 rm . unfurnished apanmenu. Utilities paid, no pets. no children . Cell 448 -3437 . HOlJie for rent, 302 16th Street, 2 bedrooms. good condition. 304 -676-6323 . Firrt floor furinshed apt. utilities pa id, deposit & lease required . Adults, no pets . Call at 631 f ourth Av e., Gallipolis. 12 x60 mobile home. 2 bdr. Cell 614 -245 -5830. Late 1980 Windsor , 14lC 70 with axpendo. 3 bedroom , 2 .,· t~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~~~ bath, air , staro, microwave. storage building , and more. For a family looking for a line e.1tt111 in a mobile'ho me must see . Rodney-Cora Rd . Cell 614-246-9229 . 1974 Kirkwood m,ob home completely fumith&d . 36,000 BTU _central ~ i r cond ., 16x-1 0 porch w1th . awning , new unde.r plnnlng and a small building. very vary axe . con d. $8,600 . Call 614 -388 - 8434 or 814 · 388 -9809 . 2 HOUSE , tiiC rooms, bath . built in kitchen. dishwa~her , city water, gu, large gardltn spot , storage building . t160 .00 month . nea r Stauffer. Gallipolis Ferry. Cell 304-875-6596 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr. apartment perk front view, part ·furn ., water paid. 8175 mo ., Cell 446 -3919 o• 446 -0021 ' Furnished apt·. $226 , utili flea pd ., 1 bdr ., adults. Cal.l 446 -4416 after 7PM 1 bedroom apartment for rent . Call 446 -0390 . Apt' s 3 & 4 rm .. partially fumish ed. no pats. Call ~~~;3733. 12x60 trailer and lot in Rutland with fenced in yard tmd garage. Phone after 5 p . m . 614 - 742 -2864 or 61 4 -985 -4117 12.11.66 Vindale mObile home with 6 ft . eXpando living room. wood burner. Situated on 2 plus acre including remodeled 1 room school building S. storage shed . Nic e garden spot. Some small fruit trees . 614 -992 7164 aftM 5 or 614 -992 6035 . 1969 SCHULTZ 304 -773 -5216 . 33 trailer , Farms 'or Sale 207 acre farm, lang1ville. mineral rites included , no hou • • $12 ,000 down will carry re1t . 614-388 -9346 . 74 acre farm , hay shed. 2 ponds, ~ timber , 26 tillab~e 1 cret. oil & gas for lease . 1 v, miles out of HarTiaonvllle . 614 -742 -2577 . 1976 TWo bedroom mobile home and 46 acres located on Thomaa Ridge Road . Call 304-675-3280 and Ilk for Ron Hickman . 36 Lots & Acreage 6-20 Acrea wooda, over looking OhiCb River, city schools . 446 -3664 or 1 513 - 423 - 8928 . Owner / Agent . 36 acres at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd . Owner financ ing available. Ca11446 -8221 after 6 weekdays . lou for sale in Racine. 814 -949 - 2340 or 614 · 949 -2571 ' lot in Bradbury, vary good • condition with trailer hook, up . All utili1ies , septic tank. coli 614 -992 -2602 . 36 Reai - Eatate Wonted Buying houws and apartmenta . Need properties with favorable price and term• . Box 1109 G .. ipolis, Oh . 456 3.,1 ' eve ce ll LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa , chair, rocker, otto ~ by frontier), $686 . Sofa. man. 3end tables, (e.11.tr11 &276 heavy. chair loveaeat. Sofes and chairs priced from 8285 . to 8895 . Tebles:· s46 and up to S125 . Hide -a beda ,$ 440 . and up to S526 ., Reclinara. 8176 . 10 · $360 ., Lamps from t28 . to 876 . 5 pc. dinettes from 899 ., to 8436. 7 pc ., 8189 . end ~ p . Wood table with six chairs $426 . to $746 . De•k $110 up to &226 ."Hutches, $660 . and up, maplf! or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattreue1 . 11250. and up to $396 . Baby beds. S 1 1 0 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin , $58 ., firm , $68 . and- $78. Queen sets, $195 . 4 dr. cheats. $42 . 5 dr . chests. 854 . Bed frames . $20.and $25. , 10 gun - Gun cabinets. $350 .. dinette chairs $20 . and $26 . Get or' electric ranges , $325 up to &375 . Baby ma traues, $26 & 835. bed frames 820, 825. & 830., king frame t60. Good selec ti9D"' o~ bedroom suites, c'adar chests. rockers, metal cabineta, swivel rockers . Used FurnitUre -- bookcase. range&, chairs, end tables. waaher-a . dryers, refrigera tors and TV 's. 3 rhilet out Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to M on . thru Fri ., 9am to Set . -~4~: I~~~~~~~i~~ QUEEN size bed with head board , 1 dre11er with large mirror. 2 night stands, like new. call 304-676-6277 after 6 p .m . AmeriCan Farm S. Ranch Steel Buildings. Commercial & Farm 40' x50 'JC 15 ' vertical wall (12LL-20wl). color roof and walls. one 20'x14' double slide door. one walk -in door, four wei lites, delivery price 88,872 . 00 . R .D . PAR · SONS. 119 W. Va.. Ave . ~iploy , WV 26271 . 1304) 372 -8991 . 76 77 a. AlltG' Perta . Acc:jeasoriee • LUCK ~ .. P.I: . 78 ·" 61 Farm Equipment 4/7/83 ' EVENING 8:00 • Cll (I) • (I) (JD . . <D. Newa Cll MOVIE: ·s .. r Trak II: ·The Wroth of Khan' , (J) Tic Toe Dough CIJ Andy Griffith (!) Newa/llporta.IWNihlr (I)(]]) 3-2· 1. • Chertlo'o Angela 8 :30 • Cl) (!) NBC Newo • (J) MOVIE: "The Jungle' ()) BaHblll Hlghllgh.. 'The 1982 New York Meta are featured .' (I) Gomer Pyle (I) Gl (D ABC Newt D (I) (JD Cis Newo Cll Dr. Who (]]) over Eaoy 7:00 D Cll P.M. Megezl~• Cll MOVIE: 'King of Klnga· ()) ESPN'a Sportolorum CIJ Carol Burnett (I) Entertolnmtlnt Tonight (!) Charlie' a Angela . D (I) Tic Tee Dough Auto Repair eo...., ~ou CAN'T 1- eA~E ver. YOU HMEN'T C HA ·CHA' WITH ME. Camping Equipmen~ Bush hog in good shape $325 8e older modellntet"n8 · tlonal tractor (needs work) f1 .200. Call 446 -0856 dayo & 446 -4257 avon. 1974 Buick ElectTa, 4 dr., price 1800. Call between 3 :30 & 6 :00PM, 814-367· 0135. Jividen's Farm Equipment 1 9B2 Dodge Mirada excell . 446-1675 Lo ng tractors. Vermeer cond, 19,000 mi ., cruise, 111 round baler & complete line extras. Must •ell, $8,924. of bale handling S. feeding Cell 446-004 7 . accessories! A new line of 1976 Toyota Corolla, tape Portable diahwasher, May - rakes, Tedders $876 .00 & deck, 61 ,000 milea, new up and Di sc Mowers tag, good working cond . clutch & brakes, good tirea. $50 . White . 304 - 675 - $2250 .00 . needs a little body work. 2044 . Tobacco & corn. sprayers, $1,400. Call 446-4156 . · GOOD set of diamond wed - w·agons, rotary till&ra, rotary 1981 VW Rabbitautom•tic, ding rings, dishwasher, au·- cutters. seeders. tobacco 4 dr .. am-fm . cruill control. tomatic waaher t 304 ~ 676 - setters, blades. g1tel. culti- 36 .000 milas. Ex~ . cond. vators, disc, plows .&. wood 2989 or 576 -2372 . burners&. plaatic tanks I And 614-992-3710 after 4'. - - - - - - , - - ·leSOFA . Early American . ex - tee ~s to got a complete line For aale-1972 Cedillec, 4 of Parts & Service. cellent condition. reesona door, full power. $600. ·bly priced. 2809 Birch Ave . Victor Bahr. Chester. 614Equipment: 35 Mat· Used Pt . Pleasant , 304 - 676 sey, 3000 Ford , IH Hydro 985-4240 . 3730 .. 70, N.H. grinder - rriixer, Gravity wagons . 2 -co·rn 1977 Cutlass Suprema, pickers, wheel ~isc , rotary good condition. New bat· ·hof;IS. ~ -& 3 bottO~ plows, .tPrY. f').eW lranall)ill_io~ . _Call uilding 'pOst _aug;r. A · c~:JmPi tfte - lin ~ · 614' 992 - 6810 ·or ·614 · ·. ': '.' -992 -6864 .. :, of Southeast _ltnc.o . Cll 81 · BORN LOSER Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING tillltured ceilings c:om.,.r· ciel and residential, f(n eotimoleo . Cell 614-218· 1182. ' llal01GLEM SWINI:.R PllJMBIIJeiL. ~~PLE~ 1ERRIFIC.. 'M:ATH~I'-vEF:I:: AAV1Nb,I5H'T IT LJH , LIST!ON , f.IA-AA, I f.\ OPE 'IOU REALIZE THAT WI-lEN. I CALLED 'lbU FEL.t..A<; BANDITS IOlo/'5 THE WIFn 6COD! AND 'JJ!TI-1 F/6Ttf:TAWA'/ C:ARS,I WA<:. THS !(.lOS "<r OCOD~ 600D ! JU<;T PAINTING - interior and exterior, plumbing. roofing. some remodeling. 20 yra. Cell614-388 -9652 . 7:30 BEIN0 FACETICXJ'7, HA-l-lA ... ••P· Marcum Roofing • Spouting. 30 yeara e•perience. SJMtCillizing In built up roof. Cell 614-388-9857 . Irwin's Glen SeNica matJet replecementi insuleted Unita acr"na, ato;m windows fof r:eaidential or commercial . Call 614-256-e&44. RON"S Telaviaion Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motor.ola . Quazer , and houoo calls. Coli 676-239,9 or 446 -2464 . 8:00 ' .J GPEffT rtf' lil(i/fT IIIVE5TI(ill FJ{)().1 1'/rl UP Hf:RE! I THIN/I TlfiiT CIIYE, MNIE.' IT'S V/JST fl TUNNEL! WHEN I 140VBJ Til' ROCH COVERIN' THIS Ell{), WINtl ill/ST CIIAIE WHIPP/I{ TH/101)511, liN'· I 0/SCOVERf(J CONGIIRN I~ "'"'""" CU/f16111' liP TIIERE fJY YE!rSELF WIIS 50NETHIN'.' LOOKI'l; F11XJ ! IF "BEII8 CL!IW'§ RN6EI1' 1'/A5 IJP HE8E, IT COOLP LOOK LIHE PART OF AHAffO.' THIG COULO BE TH' THU/IIB, AH' ... Y' THINK IT POIIITEfJ IN 4 PIFFEIIENT PIIIECT(O/'f ONCE? 5 rm . hou• 928 Fitst Ave. in Gelllpollo. Call 44e-3945 after liP II/I . 2 bedroom houN. Uru• living .-oom. kltchon & both. · fu rnlahed. Overlooll,!ng Ohio Alvei. Adul11 only. Brown '• Trailer Perk. 814812-3324 . HOu~ for rent or sale. lo,.ted In SyracuH Ohio. 3 bedroom• with c•rport.one. ·l lllrd ecra lot. 125.000 . Will conatder hoUse treller11 pert bl..m.,t. 304-752-8488 . S:30 ALLEYOOP BY GADFRY, I UKE HIS OOP.' IF H E WASN 'T A. 9:00 I'D VOTE FOR 'IM ! W"'O'S TH' POOR. St...OB WHO'S RUNNIN ' OH ~ A.GAit-.IST HIM'? fll mak6' this old part work jf it tB~I9S 9:30 -- , I WINNIE 11'155 ALLGOOD SEEMS TO 8E TAKING Af'l AWFUL LOT OF INTEREST IN ME LATELY. BARNEY LEf'S PLAY CHECKERS, · LUKEY -- 10¢ A GAME WE ALWAYS GIT IN A SCRAP WHEN WE PlAV FER MONEY- WHY DON'T WE PLAY FER FUNSIES? 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Cll Burna & Allen CD FIB World Cup Skiing: Women'o .Oiant Slalom FIS World Cup Skiing preoentl the finals of the Women '• Giant Slalom fr.om Waterville \lolly, NH ."{90 m in.) C1J MOVIE: 'Chuko: (I) Nlghtlln• ® MOVIE: . 'Goodb.,. ~oln' • liZ'Lall Word , • · 12:30 () I KX ~ FLIDED ., I I . I I' ~. r:......~.ll.-...L.._...__ J..._..J..........J. tVERPOL-t ) I I X) .I vaslerday s WHAT SHE 6AVE - H IM WHEN HE A5KEC' WHETHE~ HE COULD 5EE HE~ HOME. I I I I I I ) ITJ Answe;here: A ( IT (Anawera tomorrow ' Jumbles: AWARD PRI ZE GYRAT E. PONCHO · . ~awer : You can help keep those food bills down with thlo - A PAPERWEIGHT "'"""* 8oc* tto. 20,.conlllnlng 110 pualet, 11 IWIII•bl• for S1 .i5 pOIIIJMid ':Tm' Be». 3-t, Norwood, N.J.'07&UJ. Include your makt cnecu 1b'- to News 1. MaoNei~Lehrer ~ 1---------:--. o. I pe: I.:=========:.L:::::::::::::::::::===~ Condominium 2 bdr.. 2 blths. completely fur nllhed , oceen front, daily m.id •ervic8, 24 hr . aecurity guard, hll 2 paola & tennis courta. Thl Myrtle Beach liooort. Myrtle Beach. sc. Call deyo 814 · 367·0 4 8° or eve . 814 -448 -3426 . ! F &.. K. tree Trimmlog. St!Jmp rafnoval. ~~~~ -,·?5 ~ 1-331•... · JACKSON ESTATES 'E qual ,. RINGLE ' S SERVICE ••• Housing Opportunity ' has Building materials New & Uaed Farm Machin- 1980 CHEVY Monzo, 4 cyl .. rienced roofing, including one bedroom apartments rent starting at S16 7 per 54 Misc . Merchandise block. brick. sewer pipes, ery . Farman cub and cultiva - standard shift. 37.000 hot tar appllc•t ion. carpen 2 bdr . large t·iA'iler partially windows , lintels , etc . tors , Allis Chalmers WD 46 miles, 32 to 35 MPG . ter. electrician. maaon. Call month and two bedropm fum .. 1 mile out of Gallipolis Claude Winters, RioGrende , and plow s. John Deere 2 & 4 304-675-1714 .. 304-676 · 20B8 or 675· apartments· rent starting at of Rt . 588 . Call 814-245 0 . Call614-245 -5121 . 4560: row corner planters, culti $193 per month , $200 1 co ffee table 9170 . packers, wheel -pick - pull 77 Ford 260 4 -wheel drive. deposit . Call 446 -2745 or 47 V2x 18%x 15% in. and 1 TO ALL CONTRACTORS excel. cond .. low mileage, 8 ~ end table '25x18%x20 Y7 We are able to give contrac - disk. seeders, Ford buss cyl. , 4-speed , $3800 . 304- Water Wells. Commerci1l 2 bdr. trailer cential air, gas leave mflsfllge . and · Domeatic. Teet holet. saw. Ford large splined with light walnut finish 630, heat . Rt ~ 36 -at hospital. Call Pumps Selea and Service . 1 bdr. turn . apt .. no children, 32x63 - 174 pieces brown tors price on all b1.1ilding pullies. Ford 2 -12 in . plows, 882 -2619 . 614 -388 -9760 . 304-B96-3B02 . no pet s, 6 mo. lea se req. plus underpinning for a· m o bile materials . Delivery availabe. 3 bottom plows. haying Gallipo lis Block Co., 123112 equipment , post hole 12 Dodge Colt wag en $360 . $50 deposit, $1 J'6 mo . Call home used just 1 year cama 1966 Cherokee Mobile Pine St ., G•llipolis, Oh 446 - diggers, corn pickers. culti - 304-576 -7 116 . Get your c:1rpet in ship 446 -3667 after 5P~ . off 8 14x70 mobile home, 2783 . Home , 12x47, good cond .. " shape . Water removal , FR E! vators. and hay elevators . long pieces measure 32 ". 83 ,600 . Call 446 -0706 . Howe 's Farm Machinery. 1976 Plymouth V.alore Sta- ESTIMATES. FURNITURE Furnished small effiency 1 short pieces 21 " and 10 profesaional type gentleman inches across. enterlock in 8 BUILD YOUR OWN HOM E Rt. 124 & Mayhew Rd , tion wagen $~00 . 1422 CLEANING. CAPTAIN Camper Trailer Iota. for 6 room s and bath. $2 ,996 . Ohio St. STEAMER 614-446-2107. only . Cell 446 -0338 m etal frame. wood grain See our mod els. 1- 614 - Jackson. Oh 286-5944 summer. secluded w ooded fini sh . Call afler SPM, 446 area . Overlook i ng Ohio 886,- 7311. 81 GRAND Prix. loaded; E · &.. R Tree Service, · fullY 2 row corn planter . Call river. Vic Brown , Miners- Apt . for rent . Half double-2 3065 . $7 ,200. 304- 675 · 2617 . 614-379 -2539 , 6 to 8PM . insured, free estlmatel. Apt . Adulta P~ ­ bd .room villa. Oh . Call 614-992 Phone 614'-367-0636 , coli farred . No pats . 614-992 Firewood split & cut to 3324 . 56 Pets for Sale 1976 FORD Maverick, e•- after 6 . 2749 . New Holland Hay Baler. lenght . Pick or delivered . We - - - - - : : - - · IC Model 268, used very little . cellent running condition. honor HEAP Vou chers . Call 2 bedrooms in Racine . 614 AC , PS, PB, cell 304-675· Stark!a Tree Work. larida ~ Stored inside . EJt~eiiAnt con1 and 2 bedroom furnished 614-268 · 8245 367-0288 . 6535 after 5 : 00 . HILLfiiEST KENNEL · dition . 614-949-2558 . Apts . Cell 614 -992 -5434, caping. bedkhoe work, fret 614 - 992 -6914 or 304- 8ft. meat case, 8f1 frbezer , Boa.-~11 breeds . AKC Jervicea wiJh mowing. Go 2 bedrooms. furnished in 19.79 Pinto Pony , anywhere. 3!14-676-2010. Reg . Doberman s pups afd 882 -2566. 14ft. produce case. other M iddleport. No pets . Refer $2 ,000 . 00 , 304 - 675 misc . store equipment . Call Doberman Stud Servi ce . ences required . $140 . 7689 . 62 Wanted to Buy 1 bed room Apt . S196 . mo . 614-367-0378 b&tween 10 Call 446 -7796 . month . Pay own utilities . including utilitie s Equal & 4 . 82 Plumbing 614 -992 -6510 . .DRAGONWYND CATTERY housing opportunity. Con & Heating · ~ENNEL . AKC Chow pup 2 bed. fum 1 child . no pets . tact VIllage Manor Apts . 5 prom dresses sizes 7 - 13, pies, CFA Himalayan , Per · Wanted to rent tobac co 814 -992 -7787 . like new. Wor n only once . $160 mo ., New Haven . poundage. Call 614 -379 72 Trucl<'s for Sale Call 446 -9769 or 446 - sian and Siamese kittens . 2642 . 304-882 -2466 . CARTER'S .P~UMBING' Call 446-3844 alter 4PM . 3 rooms & bath furni shad 3594 . AND HEATING - - - - - - - - · lcapt . Utilities paid. 1 child Adults onl'y, no pets, dep . S. Wanted land su itable for 1978 Jeep V. t PU . V-8 , Cor. founh and Pina Stud Serwice -AKC Black accepted . No pet s. Ref•nen For sale metal culvert 6 inch ref . r:eq . Your util. are paid, 2 ces . 366 N . 4th . st . thru 60 inch in stock . State Cocker Spaniel. 1100. fee planting corn. with i n 10 aut~. 4 -WO. PS. PB, many Phone 446-3888 or 446 - ' mi . Olit St. At. 143 . 992 4477 milu of Crown City . Call eKtras. Call 446-0616 . Middleport. approved 16 gauge 12 inch or my pick of the litter . Call 256 -6889 . 3847 . S5 .35 per ft .. 24 inch 614 -992 -2607. 1976 Chevy half ton short JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· · $10 .10 per ft. 36 in ch TWO bedroom fum is hed Want tobacco poundage, bed with utility bed & cap . lNG . Fomerly Dewitt ' s: Doberman puppies. AKC $16 .60 per ft . Al so plastic trailer. Crab Creek Road , ONE bedroom apartment• Meigs Co . Will pay cash . New paint. 81,600 . Call Plumbing . Cell 814-387culvert in stock . 6 inch thru 304 -6 75- 1822. large yard , h·as been rented for the elderly . All u._tilities 446 -8108 . 6 .1 4-388 -9670 . 0576 . 18 inch. 8 inch $1 .80 per ft ., through HUD . $ 150 . paid . Tenant s pay 30 permonthly , utilitiea extra . cant •of their adjusted in - . 12 inCh $3 .60 per ft . Ron 57 1979 GMC tri· axle with 16 Musical Evans Enterprises. 4 mi. 304-675-1206 . ft . dump . 454 1'3 apeed, PS, 8~ 63 Livestock Excavating come in this HUD sub1idi.:ed Instruments South off Jackson on ST. AM -FM radio . Cell 448 apartment building . Twin AT . 93 . 614 · 286 -5930 . 0351 from 9 to 6, 446 SMALL 2 bedroom fur - Rivers Tower, phone 304 niahed trailer, Burdette Ad·· 676 -6619 . Equal oppol'tun Angus bulls 1. to 3 yrs. old, 7277 after 8 . Lonnie Boggs Excavating: Cedar wardrobe, antique Signet by Selmer saxe - excellent blood line, Slate dition. $1 26 . Permonthplua ity housi ng. Dozer. beckhoe . dumptrUnk , 3 tier glen ta ble & phone , tenor . Call 446 - Run Farms. Jackson .Oh . 1978 · Dataun pickup truck . Worf< by hour or job. utilltle1. deposit r11quired , 1-----'---'-----concrete Pi cnic table w i th 7897 . 304 -676 · 4600 . Monday Furnished one bedroom Cell 614 -286 -5395 or 614- 81600. 304 -675-2159 . Coli 446-7903 . ben ches . Call 6,4 - 266 · through Friday , ask for apartment in Point Pleasant, 286 -1787 . 1788. 1977 FORD pickup, 302 Roaalee . very clean and nice. No pets . 6 Suffolk Finn cross ewes. 1 automatic, clean, $2300 . 84 59 For S ~ le or Trade 304 -675 -1 386 . Electrical At arl ' v ideo game plus 7 THREE bedroom. bathS. 'h. 1- - - - - - - - - yearling Suffolk ram . Can Cell304-576- 2752 &--Refrigeration c artridge s almost new . unfurnished, &200 . plua util - Furnished apt . 9165. Gas show produc tion recorda. $140 . can 614 -388 -84 3 4 iti&s . TWO bedroom partly and water J?&id . Adult s. No 1975 Buick Electra 2 dr:. Call 814-245 -959 5 . furnished e 160. plus utili · Pet s. Inquire 2216 Mt . or 614 -388-9809 . 73 Vans & 4 W.O. PS . PB . AC . AM -FM stero DEPENDABLE WASHER ties. Glenwoo d, 304-676 - Vern o n Av e . , P oi nt Registered Quarter Horse . e 1,860 or nade for cattle. looust post , straight a nd 2441.576-9073 . .. ....- Pleasant. Ruth Reeves . Al so grade . For sale or ,J:rede 78 Ford DRYER REPAIR . Guaranfarm equipment of equal solid very reas onable priced . Saddles. bridle s; win ter customized van, 4 capt . teed work . Cell anytime value . Cell 446 -4537 . TWO bedroom l111Her on 2 b8droom apt . ca rpeted . Call 446 -7993 anytime . hone blankets . Western seats, table, ice boJt, sofa 614- 26e - 6620 or 614 256 -1207. Aa'h.tOn - Upton Rd . newly painted. extra nice bOots. 614 · 698 ·3290 . bad . AM -FM ,.dlo & tape 1976 Plymouth Road Prom drenea size 7 . mint Fu rn i1hed - unfurni shed . and qu iet . 304-676-1~82. player . Will trade for large green . yellow & white . W o rn Runner Valera. ~pecial Edi - REGISTERED Hereford cOt· 160 .00 month plus deposit· car of equal value. Call once 825, paid $100 each . tion . 814-2 47 · 2805 . utilltleo, 304 -675 -4088 . tie aale, Jackson County 446-3346 . E.ur.nished Rooms · t-c-•_11_6_1_4_·_ 24-'5~·-5_ 8_ 16_._ __ 1976 Jeep CJ6 , excellent Hereford Aasoclation. Fri - l ;;;=:=======:.I~: 'TW'() 'b8cfrOam· ua\18r day. April 8th . 7 :30 p.m. 1 TR S 80 computer 1 e. K pond fifon, trade fa ,----piCk up livastock Market . Feirplain, 74 M _otorcyclea Ashton - Upton Rd . truck of equal value. 304Sleeping room 8116 . utili 8600 . TEAC reel to reel tape F urn iahed - unfurn is hed , wv. 882 -2750 , 882· 2887 . ED ' S APPLIANCE REPAIR 160 .00 month plus deposlt - ties pd , single male. ahare deck $200 . Cell 446 -7641 • bath . 919 2nd Ave ., Gallipo· between 6 & . 8 PM . SERVICE call City Furniture utllitieo, 304 -675-4088 . SIX purebred Angus cows li• . Call 446-441 e after 1974 Yamaha Enduro din 304-676-2608 . with calvea. large modern 61 Farm Equipment 7PM . M81e Sealpoint Himalayan 2,900 miles. Cell 468type, good bloodllnel, with bike, • 1997. nudered. beeutlful house cat 43 Forms for Rent QJ without pepars. Priced on loves children . 4 new spoke NEW & Used Harveat ore 86 General Houlin_g inspection . 304-676 -2902 . 46 Space for Rant locking wheel cowers. 19 in . Structures . Automated li 1976 Suzuki 660 hu been reeked , make ·offar. Call portable Sylvan ia color TV vestock feeding -computer FOR rent , PauUre, 304458-1997. with stand . Call anytime feeders . Call collect 614 - 64 Hoy & Grain . 675 -6110. JONES BOYS WATER SER COUNTRV MOBILE Home 446-9416 . 586 - 2280 . John L Betts . VICE . Coli 614- 3e7-7471 1976 Honde Trail 70, good or 814-3e7-01191 , • ·~ Perf<, Route 33, North of cond ., 8226 . Cell 44644 Apartment Pomeroy . large Iota . Call -.I Round bales of hay for sale -c----------------~ · ~·, • 2470 . Nled aomething hauiect·~ 992 -7479 . delivery available . 1,200 lb. for Rent batea, $20 a bale . Call · 1980 Honda 7'150 custom IMy or something mo~d'f": " OFFICE space available. Will Wo'll do it. Cell446 -3159oo•' 446 -6586. E Mid remodel for right tanliant. fully equipped. 1,090 mileo. li14-25e-19e7 eftor e ... · "': ffiancy apartment in . . 12,500. Coli 446-2347 If· dleport . 992-5434, 992 - Sadd.ebrook Inn , Pt. Plea· -----~--~--·:~ Good miJCed hey. First & ter &PM . ..,,., 304-676-6 278 . 6914 , 304-882-2568. JIMS WATER - S~f!VICE .• ' second cuHing . $1 .50 par Call Jim Lenier, 304-676- • -6035 . bole. 61.4 -992 2 bedroom aemi-turnished 1977 Hondot 6&0-4K lolr· ·7 397. ·-. ept . • 1 eo per mo . plul dop . 47 Wanted to Rant ing. windahleld. electric ' Good quality hay . Naver & utllltleo. Clill446-1788. 1- - - - - - -- -start, 'lilly ber, excellent wet. ' Contact Opal Fitzpa- c ondition, 11,800. Cell 86 M. H . Repair trick. St . Rt.689. Wilkeo- 11.4' 44e -3758 . Downtown turn. apt ., air Wented to rent house i n ville. Oh . 614 -669-3785 . cond . &, carpeted . 1200 plus Kyg8f Creek School district. 1979 Honde CB -400 Hawk dop . & utllltln Call 446 -. Immediately . Call 44e MILK cow, aecond celf, 8 ,000 mi ., excel. cond. Cell Complete MobUe Home. ,.. 1788. 1311 af18r e . 304 -882 - 2750 or 882 · alter 3, 441! ·8015. Pllir work . Phone 814-742 ; 2887 . ' 1- - - - - - - - - -lc- 2496 . Apartments . 304 - 176 - Want to.rent houaa or treller 1977 Herley Davldoon 111148. in county, smeH houM. Call, Sportatet. 13,000. or trade. 992· 6411 . -~Call evening• iftlr 7 pm. 87 Upholatery APARTMENTS . mobile 614·949 -2448. hom11. houaea. Pt. Pkt11ant Equlp_m ant end · ' GIIIpollo. 814· 446 · 48 1981 Hondo :>oaapon. Exc. 8221 . for Rent , TRISTATE cond. 200 mileo. 814-992- . UP,HOLSTERY BHOI' · •• 3710 alter 4 p ,m . ' 11113 Soe. •Ave .. Gellipolla.~ UNFURNISHED oportment 1975 Sulek Elec,re 2 dr .. 448·7133 or 441-1833. for rent, 2 bedroom. Backhoe endto~er dlgl 8 PS, PI , AC. AM· FM otoro 1978 Honde 760 ·Super •210.00 · Call Automotive · 11., lerge bed pick up haul•· 11,810 or trade ,for cattle, Sport. F•rll!ll & back raat. Supply, 8 -8 .. 304 : & -711 - ble, oporato. youi'lllf, . . MOWAEYII At, , ferm equipment.. of equ11 7921 . mil... ' E•c. . cond. t lox 124.· Pt . Pleooont, •, 2218, 875· 6753. • per..doy. 304-885- 3841 , veluo. Cell 44e-41137. I 1 .500. 8 t 4-992-3544. -304· &711-41114. • :_ 1 • l THURSDAY 4-1, 1978 Ford Mustang, 2 dr .. hardtop , bucket seatl , auto., stick s;hift. PS, 4 new radial tires. Call 614· 266 6417 between nOon end 4PM . 13 elevision Viewing CHOOSES f-IlS Flf'lST .ANO L.AST Auto Peintlng. · $..,.H & toralgn c••• 11&0. Large cara t200. "Tr'-'Ckl • ven• 8200 & up. Body -rlt e•1ra . Call A46-038S·. 6 HP rototiller, . runs good , 8150. Caii446-975B . Antique Oak. Reproduction furniture, full line in atock, alao Antiqu... Paul Conkel• Antiques, Tuppera P.lain1 . .. FOUR olurn i num aiOt wh..l.. 8150. 304-8711> 2226. a. Happy The Daily TOPPER for ~hort wide 'bod; flbragleu . e~OO. 304-e71o 5e39. ' ' . ~ SWAIN . AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Otive St., Gallipolis . K ing Spring Speci1l Lawn mowt~r coal & wood heater.a with • rototiller tune up , oil fan t 4 59. set bo" apring 6 change, new aperk plug. mattress $100, firm $120, edjuat or ·repl1c1 breaker so,Ja ~ loveee~t chair $ 1 _9 9 , points. aervica air c ... ,..,, love 1eats &70. ne.~ coal & aharpen moWer blede. •••· wood heater• as low a• teycheck 113.96pluataJC . S399 w ith blowers, u aed Free pick Sa delivery in coa l & wbod heat8ri, new Gallipoii• · Eur~ka ~re·a . Neldinet sets $100 S. up,' •on.a. Sons Service Center. refrigeratora. r~nges, bunk Eureka. Oh . Call 614-256 · bed& complete $199, bun - 1543. kies mattresHI $40. cheats, dreaaers . TV 's. Call 446 - Large pecan- wood ttero. 3159 . Call '\48.-7023 . -~ CLEAN USED MOBIL ~ HOMES KESSEL ' S QUAL. ITY MOBIL E HOME SALES, 4 MI. -W,EST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 446-7274. Fairm o nt rK;_;IT_';_N_ ' C:..A;_R,;:L;_Y..;L;_E_ ' ",__ _ _ _ _ _bV.,;..L_IIfY..;...W_rlghlt Picnic tablea. Order now for summer, "'-cellant Mothen Dey gift. Cell 446 -4B23 . TRI - STATE MO BI LE HOMES . USED• CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOUS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CAU 448 -7572 . 1981 7, 1983 Middleport, Ohio front JurniM, do ttQ IIIMI name, addi'Mt, i code 1 BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Bid bad, play worse •s NORTH would have m ade your game. Overbidd ers should l earn lo play well." South had taken dummy's -. ace of clubs a nd l ed the Sin gleton spade. He hoped tp r urr his last two spades in dumm y . This plan was apparent to East. who foiled it by the simple expedien l of t aking his ace of spades and playing -the ace and t hree of trumps. South tried to recover by l eading a heart to his kin g and the jack of hearts bacl< •- to du mmy 's ace. Then he ruffed a t hird heart, but the ~uit fai led to brea k .- He 'could · only · r uff one . of ·his ·i osins spa des . South should have played 1-1-11 \'A8& 53 t K 61 .A 1014 WEST EAST ~Kt0 9752 .AQ 6 I-.Qt091 \' 72 t t 5 I+Q s A 3 +KJ98 Sl SOUTH .JI 3 \' K J • QJ 101171 + 2." Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: North West Nortb East Soulh z• 3+ '" z+ s• 2t st Piss Pass Pass hearts before trying lo develop a spade ruff. A 5· 1 heart break would upse t that apple carl , but that r isk sho uld have been taken. A ruff of the lhird hea rt with the seven of trumps would m ake il easy for South I a lead queen of trumps and cover with dummy 's k ing to Opening lead: +Q By O.wald Jacoby an• Jamea Jacpby " Well ," sai d South, " I guess I bid one tr1ck too much." " You bid a l ot ," replied North. "Sti ll if you had played a t rifle bett er you force East to usc his ace . East cou ld return the trumr, try to cash a club or whist C a mournful tunc South would still be ab le to s~t up dummy's fifth hear t for one spade disca rd and ruff t he other ~pa de for his ro nlract. 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In thla . oample A 11 used . f9r the three L's, X for the two O' s, ete. Single !etten. apo1trophu, the length and . formation of the wordo are all hlnta. El<h day the eode !etten are dllhrent. .. llRYnOQUOTES IXBDYOVNAY XOA GBtV YO E Z INPX\1 L O VX Gunernoke a ()) (!) La,. illleht wlt.h Dtvld I.,M1ermen David's gueat Ia parrot qoatumer Albe Ballerd. {110 mln.j (J) Jtok Benny lhow (I) Lalt Word ·CIJ Sign Off X..BMLRB M U ME VXB R N U "B . 0 E M E Yeaterday'a Cryploquote: OBSERVATION- THE ACTMT.Y OF BOI'H EYES AND EARS.- HORACE MANN " . ' �Page-14-The Daily Sentinel Pomerof Middleport, Ohio · Reminder given on house numbers Roger A. Michael, Project Coor· d!riator of the Meigs County House Numbering Project, reminds all persons living In "t rural a rea who are planning to, have recently constructed a new houo;e, pur-. chased a mobile home, or moved Into a home formerly owned or rented, to contact him to receive a five dlgtt house number. These numbers are required by the phone company, electric com pany, and even some Insurance agencies before services can be obtained. The numbers are a lso now being used by all pcist offices In the county as a malllng address for all rural residences. Those living in any" of the five Incorporated vU!ages, !Syracuse, Racine, Rutland, Pomeroy. Mid· dlepurll are exc luded a nd should contact their respective post office to receive a new address. Michael urges all residents to place their na me, five digit number, and road na me on their mailbox as this will aid operators of eme rgency vehl· cles, utUlty company offlclals, mail carriers. etc. In locating their following Information, name, road name, and house number (tf known) . This win help to vertfy that records are up to date . Anyone building a new home, or moving a mobile home cmto a lot not previously occupied should contact Mlchael lmmedlately .after construction has begun, as these residences wlll need to be field or residences. Anyone moving Into a home that has the five dlglt number already on the home or mailbox should contact Michael so that their name and number can be placed on record, a nd therefore readily available to the utility companies, post offices, etc. Anyone tha t has moved Into a · home within the past four years a nd Is In question as to whet her or not his or her name has been placed on record should phone In wtth the : !• FRIDAY. APRIL 8TH - SATURDAY, APRIL 9TH •• 20o/o OFF·SALE . HANES UNDERWEAR •• •• ••• SUMMER SLEEPWEAR •• •• Gowns, pajamas and babydolls in •knits and • . UTTLE GIRLS' The water in Syracuse will be off a t the lower end of College Road a nd Minersville area Friday beginning at 9 a.m. · Water wUI be off approximately three hours. Racine T-ball, both the teams, will hold . a bake Sl!le Saturday fz:om 9 a.m to noon at the Racine Home National Bank. Syracuse residents are advised to any work that has not been completed by the Syracuse-Racine Regional Sewer District to village council later than Tuesday, April 12, Mayor Eber Pickens announced. Problems that exist must be written and mailed to the village. The Ohio P hi Chapter of Beta Sigma P hi Sorority will hold a yard sale Friday and Saturday, 9a.m. to4 p.m., a t 295 Wright St., Pomeroy. Square dances wUI be held every Saturday from 9 p.n;t. to la .m .at the American Legion Post, Peach Grove Road, Rutland . The public invited tn attend. Admltt.ed--MIIdlred Wolfe, Pomeroy; Mary Caste, Middleport; Herbert Dixon, Pomeroy; Wlirna Osborn, Pomeroy; Beatrtce May, Pomeroy; Addle Pullins, Pomeroy; Barbara Smith, Middleport; Carolyn Moore, Fries, Va. D!Scharged--.'ohn Bechtle, lJo. na ld Robinson, Richard Helton. Meigs County Coon Hunters will meet a I the club house on Snowball Hlll Friday al7·p.m. Refreslunents wtll be served. Thp Saving PlacP ·• • • • ••• • •• Our Reg 1197 2.47 6.97 large assortment 2~n v1nvt lawn edg1ng hetps Polyethylene lawn Edging conlrol grass gtowth mound 8.88 rn SO' Garden Hose SO'x)ft" rubber vtnyl garden hose wrth brass couplmgs. Aspnngttme ~--~~~~--~--_j~P~Ia~n~ls~an~d~go~rd~e~n~s~~~v~e~'JL~~t.- TUBE SOCK SALE! . . MEN!S LrGHTWEIGHT . . JACKETS MEN'S ,---------~~~---------= LADIES' : FASHION JEANS •• mches. Regular and Slim Fit. Save Now. : $19.95 Fashion Jeans .... ... ......... Sale '14.90 • $22.95 Fashion Jeans ........ ...... Sale $17.20 : $24.95 Fashion Jeans ................ Sale $18.70 · • $27.95 Fashion Jeans ................ Sale $20.90 MEN'S COORDINATE SWEATSHIRTS, ACTION SHORTS, AND WARMUP PANTS "Out Reg'2im 8.97. OJ 2 For$1 Fnl~ ,,... P~et1 Irees ... 3.97 lorder Fence Whiro Bird Bath Wh1te ptashc fence 1n llecora ~ve. p~stJC ~rd bath CIOSSIC desrgn )J <8 'h' 19.880 2 Gallon I ani< Spray" Compressed atr lank tor 1.57 Sale P11ce 1.77' m Our Reg 2 27 1.67 rlHh _j , . . .' . . .. _, ..,.,.., . ., ...... . ·, ,,, .. ··- •., ' ., ' ,- ·-. '' • • <" I • Cll ·\ :-iE OF A :1 PIECE Sill ,~ t n rW) ft ' FREE ~· . ~m i t~~'~>~>d ~~ish t· t ~- .~' l\&J. ·l8~~... 2!/ :' . . .· I . . ' ., ' ·• Our Pine Trimmed Count ry Colonial Is A 1\/aturul C harmer! It vn u lnv o• ilw 11.\fw ,d Wt ll rllf h rd 1, ..,j wo • td t·ht~ ( • 11 11111 v C IMr nw r •~ lon Vl' ll I tt ~ h t~h lt• Jh l t'd loi.1 q ro\o t•lullv < ur vt•d ~nhrl 1)11\t' ftlrl\ nn !ht• h,\t h otncl b,l'" '· ,u tcl hot ~ , u tlull~· ltlllh'd ~l ti>d IA' < Itll l l t • <j~ ,\ tid ,1 h.ind~tt0 \0 ' • 1 ''ltt >lt llo•t' f-t,•n f',ttl<h •tl '-'! ll ~j~ , (tl \1 11\ ] 1 T ttll, 11111 ~ 11~ • 1\ ( ' l ll 'lltl ~ · • tt~ t 'l ollltl , -, , ~v • l•!tll<f oon lotl '- otll' hvn tq' [" I !. • $5519: BUY ONE TABLE LAMP AT REGULAR ,,... PRICE AND .. .' JUNIOR SLAC-KS!•• AND SHORTS :• GET THE · fl . ' SECOND . . 'MATCHING ..',' II',I LAMP ~ • • ! WRANGLER •• •• • ' ··:JI~\~.·~ /J-4. " · : •• •• • Here's A So/t & S umptuous Colonial 14/ith A Touch Of Country Classl l ht~ lll•IJI'"'" r wwq ' '" 'l ' 1 otpl t tl t'" tho• pt•t lt •• tl•lo•uo l rtl 1 t lll1111y h.t1m 1 P o•lu',tlt•ly ~ I V I< > d ~ w• • • •Jiw . n r · lwotUiil uliv 1 t!!l1pl1111< '11i <'IJ !>1,1 I U'>I IO ;l\tl i1!1,nil!lll , ttol i "<~lld lo. nut k l•· <11 !11~ & Wmyh ... ~.. ~ r1-..· liiO Nvi<Jit v.-1 JHIIII •O rll h•l l .11 1d , olh on o. olt ho lt h ~ rill ' 1 n v ~·r 11lolkf'.., 11 Kk,tl 1111 .\1 ltV t', lrwd <11 '"''" '" ··~ FREE • • COSMETIC SALE •• Revlon and Coty quality cosmetics inelud~li~uid~ NEVER BEEN PRICED THIS LOW BEFORE. __._ ·-:-- . - makeup, face powder, eye shadows, lipstick, • blush, mascara, nail polish, eyeliners cream • cleansers, loti~ns, shampoosand hair sprays. ~ Earl~ - • American TABLE COU.ECTION - REDUCED ! Colonia l charm. co untrv wprmJh ·IN ALL SIZES by .L ~· ', . , - ·- Sealy Firm Quilted - m .ou p., •r Vrdvrl H.rnq(• lwwrq ,m n ', in 1" • • • • • . . .. . l. tlllr • tu-.rt'lr,ll>h• ,· 1 ( lr,t·.·~r · ; lr r I tl( rr·. l'11 hill' hr iJt ' lrll <11 il •.!,rnr lo n q ~'" lrur• •.tr . IIPIH ·•,•, ·_..f'r: lr ~ 20% .0FF Sale Price lrrru> tl r',l i llrlu lrPIPr I'~ .11. 1 I. HII.l ·. t " · ln.v il! u • • : ;, ,, ·r ., 111•r : ould!l(J( pant care 2 Gal '. Model Yl310 :. This. sale includes every misses and extra size : blazer and short jacket Polyesters, poly/gabs, • poly/cotton blends in assorted stripes and solids. : Misses Sizes 6 to 20 and Extra Sizes 38-46. Reg. : $24.00 to $69.00. • TO IT AI LJI~r I'!\( 1\LI) Vt\UII 1'1\ICII )I .' I· •• BLAZER SALE ~~D $1919 I •• ••• • : $719 COLORN " ~ • •. •• Just right for Sprin~eather. Nylon and poly/cotton blends in lined"1nd unlined jackets. • Assorted styles. Months sizes thru Size 7. • SALE PRICED FROM ONLY II 13'~··-­ COMPACT CUSTOm:,., r.-t t Reg. $19.00 Jackets ......... :....... Sale $15.19 • Reg. $26.00 Jackets ................. ~le $20.79: JACKEl SALE --~ by • .LITTLE·BOYS · I bentwood hall tree : Sale prices now on our entire line of men'sjackets in sizes 36 to 50. Solid colors, reversible, two and three tone color coordinates in nylons and nylon cotton blends. · Men's $14.95 Jackets ................ Sale $10.45 Men's $22.95 Jackets ................ Sale $16.05 Men's $21:95 Jackets .. .............. Sale $19.55 Men's $39.95 Jackets ............... Sale $27.95 lee and Wrangler denim jeans in an excellent •• selection fashion look boot flares and straight •• ~eg styles.ofWaist sizes 27 to 42; lengths 30 to 36 : • Reg. $9.00 Jackets .......... ............Sale $7.19 • Reg. $12.00 Jackets .. ..................Sale $9.59: ·" ...... Our Exciting New CountJy Colonial Groups Have The Quality, Style and Comfort That Will Make Any Room Come Alive! . ·, lined and unlined jackets and coats. Nylons and • poly/cotton blends. Months sizes thru Size 14. : $1.59 White with COlor Tops ............ 11.19 $1.89-Grey with Color Tops ............ $t49 GETS YOURS TODAY. Free All Wood Rocker With Any Two Piece Living Room Suite Purchase! SPRING JACKETS.:• Special Sale prices this weekend on our Springfoot men's and boys' tube socks in an excellent selection of colors, plus white. MEN'S FULLER CUT -. NO RESTRICTIONS! - tiiiO GIMMICKS! • LITTLE GIRLS' Dress Pants. Shorts, Skirts, Split Skirts and Shortalls. Sizes S.M·l and 3 to 15. Reg. $10.00 .. ... ...."!.!! .. , ...... ......... Sale $7.99 Reg. $15.00 ............................ Sale $11.99 Reg. $20.00 ...... .. .................... Sale $15.99 Reg. $25.00 ............................ $ale $19.99 Our R~g . 97C $10000 TO $50000 PLUS FREE T.V.IU • .. . • • • • : • • Our Reg 997 1.·' . • • ••: OUI Re& 2.97 ·coLOR T.v. ABsoLuTELY. F~ei!)ALL - sultEs REDucED " •• :J PURCHASE ANY 3 PIECE LIVING ROOM SUITE FROM .. OUR CURRENT STOCK ·AND GET THIS 13" ZENITH --~ • •• •• ••• ••• ••• •• •• • . ' • • c:=-.r--fr 5' · 6' Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday 9:00A.M. TO 5:00 P:M. Thursday ·.9 a.m. 12 noon, Open Evenings By Appointment. ••• SAVE ON ALL "MEN'S AND BOYS' HANES •• SHORTS, Meigs County happenings T·SHIRTS, ATHLEtiC SHIRTS, BOXER • , SHORTS, POCKET T·SHIRTS. INCWDES BIG Water turnoff set Saturday hake sate •• poly/cotton blends. Months. sizes thru Size 14.! AND TAUS A and B • •• •• SALE ENDS SATURDAY AT 5 P.M . Rei. $8.00 to $16.00. ~~ $639 TO $1279: SAVE 20°/o. • ~~----~·-·--~--~---· BOYS' COORDINATE Work reports due ••• PLAYTEX : Plan yard sale •• 1HORTS and TOPS • report Eta · : Crew neck shirts, tank tops and cut offs. Knrt 20o/o OFF SALE :• • shorts, poplin twills and nylon cires. Big selection • no • of styles and colors in sizes 8 to 18. Sale prices as Support Can . Be Beautiful Bras • • follows: • •• Square dances set including Nobody's Perfect Bras, • • Reg. $5.95 ............................... Sale $4.46 Thank Goodness It Fits Bras, Free • • • Reg. $6.95 ...............................Sale $5.26 Spirit Bras, Instead Bras, Cross Your • Veterans Memorial ! ______________________ Reg. $9.95 ...............................Sale $7.46 • _. Heart Bras, Playtops, Playbottoms and • Reg. $11.95 .............................. Sale $8.96 •• Is Double Diamond Girdles. • •• • • Meets Friday FRI., SAT., SUN. SALE " STORE HOURS: r ···A·P·RiT.SALE".DAYs·····I ch""ked for exact location, and wt11 require several days' notice before a number can be assigned. To recetve a house number phone 992-2994, or stop by the Meigs County Tax Map Office, located In the Masonic Temple on Mulberry Ave. In Pomeroy, any time between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m .'·Monday through Friday. ' ShruiH Thursday, Apil 7, 1983 Start sleepi ng bett er at far tess tha n you'd e)(pect! Ge,t the size you need, the comfor t you want at important savings, Deep quilt surface, hundreds ·-· of coi ls, torsion bar foundation for extra firmness, Tw in S1ze mJ . $9900 ea.pc. . Full Size ea pc ... ........·....... S~LE Qu.een Size 60x80" ea.pc. SALE Jo;ing Size 76 x80" 3-pc.set SALE Our Reg. 6.57 4.57 ' I ~ . $$999.00 9,00 $297.00 in Dark Knotty Pine . . utnyl /In ish o n alf wqud produ m • TWEEDS OR PLAIDS .fULL SIZE SOFA BEDS SOFA BY DAY, Reg. ·: :~!n~Jce BED BY NIGHT$169,1S umtted·~· Cash'n Carrj 25"x20'xl9" ' 3 . FOR ( $9900 � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 7, 1983