https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b9bbf6f8306069ff0c8bd11c4b2c1922.pdf 644ea063407ee5771c143dd181de94b6 PDF Text Text . •1~The Pan ten~y Middleport, Ohio ( Daily Sentinel . . ' lhunday. April 14, 19iiJ . . ' Food stamp cuts would hit "poorest of poor' : ~ WASHINGTON (APJ -The$1.1 billion President Reagan wants to cut from food stamps ne>II year will come mostly from the meal budgets of millions of poor Americans, rather than a clampdown, as he clalms, on "waste and corruption." from nearly~ million of the nation 's according to .a report Wednesday by congressional bu<lget analysts. The ri!port.\heslarkes! to date on the Impact of the· 'food stamp proposal. shows the plan slashing $190 million lp ~neflts next year poorest households. Overall, It says, the cut would take $874 mllllon from nearly two-lhlrds of the 7.9 mlllloil households now receiving the nutrt· lion assistance. Rep. Leon Panetta, [).Calif., chairman of the House Agriculture nutr1tlon subcommittee, said the Congressional Budget Office find· lngs clearly refute the admlnlstra· tlon's position that the spending cut would not hurt those who need .the fOOd ald. Instead, he said, lthlts "the 'poorest of the poor." Tax resisters given support PHilADELPHIA (AP) -Quakers are taking the lead In a growing movement that subjects members to a painful dllemina -obeying the law or following their pacifist beliefs by refusing to pay taxes that go to the military . . When most Americans meet the l~temal Revenue Service deadline FTl<!aY for filing ll]cometax returns, upto10,troforms from Quakers will contain adjustments for withholdIng the "war tax," saldBUIStrong,a member of the Religious Society of Friends' War Tax Committee. "I used to think three years ago that thls was an ott-the-wall, peculiar obsession of a handful of particular Quaker s," said Strong, who has chosen to keep his Income below the taxable level for three years. "But we're convinced now that this Is moving to the center. You're getting people who are thinking about It for the very · first time. That's exciting," Stropg said. Other churches are beginning to Join the movement, Strong said, adding he's particularly heartened by support from Roman Catholics. "We're 100,000; they' re50mllllon. When our concern statts bouncing back' as their concern, don't you think we feel good?" • Some members of the two faiths were preparing to join In protest today, when several hundrCd protesters planned to turn over their tax money io the Ca tholic hospiCe Brothers of the Good Shepherd during a Quaker witness and · afternoon rally a t City Hall , . The protest was among 70 planned across the country, with thOusands of Quakers participating, said Strong, 53, who Is on Jeaveirom hJs job as a trust officer at a bank to advise tax resisters. Quakers, who abhor killing and live by the creed of "God In every man," helped lead the struggle to free American slaves In the early 19th century . Some were Imprisoned for refusing to fight In World War I; others persuaded Congress In 1940 to establish a conscientious objector provision to the draft laws. The Quakers' tax resistance has taken many forms. Some have refused to pay a 3 percent excise tax on their tele-phone bOis, which Strong cla ims raises $2 billion 'year for the a Hogenauer, 70, says he hasn 't paid taxes since 1948. "I've lived a life of pr inciple and I 'Ucontinue to stand by It," he said. I Agriculture secretary John overpayments ... For everyone's Block disagrEed. "We stand on the sake, we must p1t an end to such statements we've made before," be waste and corruption." At the same time, the president told The Associated Press. ''There's a substantial savings to come bun Promised that "Our standard liere reducing the error rates, and that's wtllbe fairness ... thai the taxpayers what we're proposing." hard:earned dollars go only to the Reagan, in his Slate of the Union tn!ly needy; that ilone of them are addresS Jan. 25, said he was turned away." Six clays later, Reagan proposed determined to stamp out fraud and waste 1n ~ailed entitlement cutting food stamps, estimated to piograms. •1And, I am sorry to say, $12 blJilon In the CWTent fiscal year, there's a lot ofltoutthere. In the food · by that same $11 bllllon figure he star'np-program alone, last year we claimed as corruption or error. ButtheCBOanalyStssaldtllatcut Identified almost $Ll billion In Weather forecast Seventy percent chance of show· ers tonight. Low 45-&1. Winds southwesterly to westerly 10-20 · · mph. Friday, mostly cloudy and cooler with a 40 percent chance of showers. High 50-55. Exlended Ohio Forecast Satunl~ through Monday: Genet'lilzy fair. Hlgllci45-M Satur~and Sunday and 52-62 Mon~. Lows mostly In the atfi. Jobless'rate given WASHINGTON (AP) -Here is a list or the unemployment rates In &Orne Ohio metropolitan areas In February, as reported on a season· aUy unadjusted basis Tuesday by the Bureau of Labor StaUstics: AAron. 14.3; Canton, 17.5; Cincinnati, no figures avallable; Cle\leland, JJ.l; Columbus, 9.9; Dayton, 12.4; Toledo, 14.8; YoungstownWarren, 20.1. Statewide, the February unem· ployment rate was 14.5 percent, up from 12.2 percent a year earlier. W-eekly ~nnonette Science fair winners Page5 Page6 Page3 • aty • enttne 1 H<tlon , 10 Pog.. 10 C.nl' A Muhimedia Inc. Newtpoper • Retrain~¥g session set EXCELLENT SAVINGS THIS WEEKEND ALL OVER THE. STORE . AND AT OUR MECHANIC STREET WAREHOUSE LLOYD for furloughed .miners Two Day Sale! SUMMER FURNITURE ALBANY - Sou thern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division will begin a comprehensive retraining program next week as the first step In recalltng 1,400 furloughed employees to resumP full mining operations. Harry Lester. vice president general manager of the division said, "Most of the Meigs employees who were furloughed have been off the job for four to six months. We st rongly beli eve that a reaequalntance with equipment operating and safety procedures wlll help eliminate accidents and permit an orderly resumption of coal production In the safest and most efficient manner." . Lester . announced a tentati ve retraining schedule that ca ll s for supervisor, technical and elerlcal employees 'to begin sessions on April. lB.- Retraining sessl~ns for United Mine Workers-affiliated employees should be phast'<i in, starting April 25. 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Reguor ozes and Sims 8 to 16, HuskiOS 8 to 18 and Student Sizes 26 to 30 "'"' w!h 30 to 36 1nch lengths. Stock up noo $2295 'DENIM JEANS Choose straight leg or 1m flare $}733 KNIT SHIRTS LITTLE BOYS' SUMMER .SHIRTS Tremendous-. of sl)les and c:okn. Ctew netks, shirts will colto~>, tlnk tops, , ..-ott.. dress! IIW. CISUII$ and jeans slirts. c.m..., V.n HMen. Wtongter brard• Sizes S, M.Land XI,. ~ price, $695 Ill $19.95. Hen!'s how )1)11 saw: Tank Tops, Mid Shirts, Kn~ Tops. Jerseys and Sweat Shirts. Months Sizes to Size 7. ' SALE PRICED FROM ONLY $399 O!Oo. USE OUR FREE PARKING LOTS becamf' nrcessary, LPS t£>r said, because of th e downtum In the nation 's ("C(}nom.v and 1hf' reduc('d demand ca u .~PS for elect I'lcltv , which a corresponding decline in lhed<•mand for coal. He pointed oul som e' employees wlll !t'turn to work that Amf'rlcan E:lectric Powrr sold a t Meigs In dlffr rmt positions than th<' ones from · .whfrh they W<' l'<' fur·toughed . 13c'causr of the unrc11alnty of thr economy. no S]X'Ciflr da te has .V<'I been finalized for thr I'('Surnptlon of 13.7, po•rce nt lf'SS elec1 ric energy In -1~1!!~ than It had ·- in 1~ 1. and that cont in uit y of production will be con!ingf'nt upcm sustalnf'(l highr r h•vPis of t'('Onomlc activit,\· In thf' r f'g lon. / ....."._,., ' Lester explained that. becauSf' of provisions of the National Bltuml· nous Coa l Wage Agro'<'men t of 1981. ' It Is necessary to rebid nf'a rly all job!; at the thrC'<' mines. Flcca usrof thl' rPblddlng, It Is poss lbi ~ · that has IJ<oen added . Furloughs a t the Meigs Division Weather forecast eU~rl•ltlr C~!O[ CIRO review thP samP topics . tncrpas('d hum tnJ to 700 tons per hour. and a coal cleaning circuit Additional CCC funds sought basic styles. 14Y! ounce f'lo-Fauk Blue Denim' that won't s~rink, stretch or pucker. Pre-washed too. Waist sizes 27 In 42 with lengths 30, 32, 34 and 36 inches. Save Th~ Wffi!end. MEN'S Men's 16.95 Knit Shirts ...15.49 Men's 19.95 Knit Shirts ..... '?.~ Men's 112.95 Knit Shirts •110.29 Men's 114.95 Knit Shirts . 111.88 ~0 .. 10Y, SoulhC'rn Ohio Cottl mana~£'mf'T)! also pla ns a meeting with officials of the three United Mine Workers loca ls .on Monday. April · IH, to Celeste lauds early accomplishments MEN'S WRANGLER BOYS DENIM JEANS Boys' 114.95 Jeans ........ 111.66 Boys' '17.95 .Jeans ........ 113.96 Boys' 119.95 .Jeans ....... '15.56 Boys' 121.95 .Jeans ........ '17.16 SUMMER TOPS mines to full ope ra lion. a nd re\1l'w goa ls a nd obl ec tl ves fo r the di,1sion . Meigs motorist has accident C"OAT AND JACKET SALE LITTLE GIRLS' kick-off to the retraining program, to describe plans fo r restar11ng the Gallia man dies in home fire ., JUNIOR Lightweight Spring jackets and all weather coal5. Windbreakers, vinyl rain jackel5, poly/cot1on jacket~ . Junior s~es S, M, Land 5/6 TO 15/ 16. Re& $6.00 to $79.00. Its exempt and non-exempt C'm· ployees at 2 p.m. , Sund ay, April 17, at the Rutl a nd Civic Center. at a coa l production a t the Meigs >Division, l.Rster said. He Indicated, however. that It Is posslble thatcoal produclloJl could resulll(' as earlv a·s the Wl'<'k of Ma y 2. One of the hlghll~hts of the back -to-work process at the Meigs Division will be the Initial start-up of the newly l'Xpanded and r<'nova tNi RaC'Coon No . :1 preparation plant. The capadty of this plant has bl'<'n flu! the higher food prlt't!s were mor·•· than wiped WASHINGtoN (AP I - Wholesale prices, driven out by the good news on Prtergy Pxpenses. Throverall downl!Y cheaper aU, fell 0.1 percent in March and 4.1 energy price dcdlm• outpaced the previous month' s percem, calculated annually. for they<•ar' s flrst thrw 2.9 percent drop. Em·r·gy prices had faliPn 4.2jl<'ret•nt months , the government said today. HOUSE GUTI'ED - A house along Ohio 7 near seen this morning. Smoke reportedJ.v killed the In I he .la nua1y rt•purt. Energy prices overall fell 3.2percent for the month. The only dark d oud on tlw t•ncrgy front today was Addison was gutted by fire Thursday night, leaving buDding's tenant, Ralph "Pappy" Bush. the fourth straight decline. Gasoline pri<'C'S tumbled 6 near-*eletal remains of the two-story structure, as · thc2 .:1 percent im:J\ 'aSC' pust(l(l for na tura I ~as pr\C('S. per~nt and ·hOme heal ing oil prices dropped 7.6 Those prices had risen :1.2 jX'rcf'nt in the pr l'l't'Oln~ percent. For the quarter, energy prlecs overall month . plunged 34.4 percent at an a nnual ratP. 'lltt·• t•nr•,·gy prk'f'S rcp o11C'd 100ay W( ~l '(' fll ' l uall~' for Not since 1976 have wholesale priers fall e n for a full F'l'bl·uary; those calculat ions lag a month lx•hlnd Ill<' calendar quarter. the Labor Department said in rtosl or the lndPx . DepartmC'nt ana lyst s say Pncrgy releas ing today's price repor1 . The economy's An eyewtmess at the scene said ADDISON (0VP) - A 55-year· Home. cornpanif's rl'por t thf'ir prices too lat f' for indu!-ilon In January-March performance was the best for an)' old Addison man was killed in a !Ire Investigators believe the blaze this morning the blaze was not ltll' most cun,•nt monthly 01('asun •. quarter since 1952. which swept through his two-story began in a first -floor room when hot immediately noticeable when traEnPrh')' pr\('(>S havf' fallen In n >Ccnt m onths largl'I.V The report lent fresh suppon to roconomists ' home Thursday night, according to coals rolled out of a fireplace. vrlllngdown 7about the lime thefire IJt.'t'aUso' of worldw ldP cuts In cr1.1dt' oil prices. But predictions that. for all of 1983, innation at the · the Gallipolis Fire Department. Firefighters found Bush' s body In was reported. When hP returned In thus(' r rductlons arf' not PX JX'Cicd to triggt'r furthf'r wholesale level may be Ipss than 1 pcreent. whic h . tha t _direction 15 minutes later, the Dead is Ralph E. "Pappy" Bush, this room. rl'lail prin' cuts ; lndf'('(t , many oil companlf'S hc1vP would be the economy's best showing sine<' I hP 55, Rt . 3, Cheshire. According to batalllon leader · entire structure was a blali'. n 'l'l' llt \y st;1rtf'd raising pricc•s to r'f"tail d Pi.d~ · rs . mld-19005. A neighbor who was also at site Frank Swanson, who Jives Bush. the house, owned by Jay Hall. Prlco• l'hangt'S that show up In the produN'r prh• As for last month , food prices roSI'0 ..1 p<'rcc·nt . thC'ir today said there was no electricity in nearby, noticed the blaze at Bush's was a total loss. m r-a..., UJ"C' arf' a ~ood barom(•h~r or how food. en<'rg}' second monthly rise. Vegetabll' priCPs soarC'<I 21..1 house, about one mile north of Four tanker trucks and 22 men the house. ;tnd o t hf'r commodity pril'i:'S wt ll m ovp a t thC' !'PiaU percent in an apparent reflection of bad !'!'Owi ng "He usuaily went to l:x'!l when It Addison on Ohlo7, and called the !Ire responded to the blaze and stayed It ·vd . '11w Co ns um('r~ Pric(' lndC'x . though, ch('<.' ks for weather in the agricultural regions o!'Callforn!J . got dark ," he said. department at 8:11p.m. untllll p.m. a bromlf'r rangP of IIPms, Including housing and Beef and veal pr1ces rose 3 percPnt: por·k prlcC'S The house was engulfed In flames nwd leu I ca rr, than doP" I h(' wtlOil'sa iP pr'icf' rnrasu rt'. were up 0.8 percent. Poult ry prices tumhled 2.9 when firefighters arrived nine percent. minutes later, according to Ray Bush, battalion chief of the GalllpoA pickup truck driven by a hound on Ohio 7, three-tenths of a lis department Syracuse man was sllghUy dam- mile south of County Rd . I, when he Bush's body was not discovered aged In a single-vehicle mishap on lost control on wet pavement . He went off the right side of the untll the fire was extingutShed, Ohio 7 in Gallia County Thursday. The Gallia-Meigs post of the State pavement and up a n e nbankment . accordlilg fo the battalllon chief. He AKRON. P hlo !API - G<Jv. 1·1<' propos<'!! lncn•aslng o'<luca - public schools and about 14 IX'I'C'C nt Highway Patrol IdentUied the was dead at !he scene, apparenUy There were no injuries or Richard Celeste says he Is pleased tlon s jX'Ilcling aboul lJ percent for fu1·'hlghcr education nex t year. from smoke Inhalation, he said. The driver as Roger E . Eblin. 20. cita tions Issued. with his first thre(' months In office _body was released to Willis Funeral Troopers say Eblin was southand that he can Jive with being unpopular for raising state Income taxes 90 percent . "I want to be liked. We all do," the governor told the Akron Press Club admission policy a t state parks had on Thursday. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) - A Wilkowski said. "Popularity count s, but II · been raised by some priva te Lt. Gov. Myrl Shoemaker, who Is legislator wants the Civilian Conser· organizations as a way to generate shouldn't be the sole yardstick by vatlon Corps budgeted for $15 also director of the Natural Resourfor the park system . which a person Is measured. I want more money mUllan over the next two years, ces Department, told the House "Some states ha ve that and I to be popular as a governor, but I saying this would help curb unem· Finance subcommittee he had ruled think in some of the federal national be respected. would rather ployment and protect natural out suggestions that admission be "I didn't Imagine I wasgolngt obe parks they have a system like that charged at state parks to help fund resources. popular when I said we needed to also. But It's not something that we Democratic Rep. Arthur Wll· the agency. feel appropr1ate to do here, Napier raise state taxes. I didn't expect to "Lots of people want us to charge kowskl or Toledo asked a panel be popular when I said 'no' to said. working on the Natural Resources admission fees, entrance fees to the "In the first place people pay ibuUdlng a new1 a hospital (In Departrrient budget for the $15 slate parks. This Is not going to Mentor) ." · through their tax dollars to support happen as long as I'm director." · million. Ceies te said he Is unco n~rned the parks and should beabletoent~ The department's budget pfo. Shoemaker said Thursllay. , them for free. And second of all even about moves to repeal the tax poses expansion of the CCC from Wllllam Napier, deputy director, increase. • If we wanted to, it requires such an current spending of $1.7 million to 8ald the possibility of endlng thefree bur¢en tocoilect the "Most of the talk Is coming from administrative $2.3 million next year. That would I'm not sure we'd make politicians and that's an easy game money that boost bun about 120 to 420 the I to play," the governor said. " You anything anyway '" he said. numbell or unemployed youths AlthOugh admission to state can say what you want. but a! some enrolled in the job training Is free, there are charges for parks you've got to say what you point Mostly cloudy and cold tonight . program. would replace (the tax I with." · servlc(!S such as boat rentals or Low ~35. Winds westerly to Wilkowski, who sponsored legis· camping. , ·· northwesterly i0-15 mph. Partly latlon creating the CCC, saki In Celeste said he Is proud oi the Gov. .Richard Celeste's $Z7.6 sunny Saturday. High around 50. seeking more money, "It will aFreSt accomplishments ot his cablriet and billion spending plan Includes $15>1.6 Extended Ohio Forecast . further environmental ' decline, the Public UtUitles Commission. He mlllion lor the Natural Resources Sundlw through 'l'ue8da.y: delerlorlatlon and abuse and to .a also praised his !Jroposed state Fair Sunday. Chance of showers. Departme~t. canpared with $140.6 certain extent reclaim the environ· budget, the largest lil state history. ment. It wUI teach the work ethic, or bmclentonns M~. C,han<le mllllon spent by the agency this "I know some ot the educators are theuseofthesaw, the hammer, the or showers ~- HJchs In the year, an Increase ot9.9pe~nt. not happy with what we propOsed. Shoei'nal!er said the budget would . varklus power tools !hat. . are mld-40a to mkH4II Swaclay, warm But I wOOid not t1Ulmlt a Wdget that available-to the Clvillan Conserva· Inc to the Jnld,lltll to lhe nild-81B add f.lX},txXl a year to current would be based on unrealistic expenditures In thedlvlslono!parks Monday and Tuellday. Overnight tlon Corps." economic projections. I say to them, REVIEWING IUS . TERM. - Ohio Govemol" Rlclsanl CelCHte and recreation to help deal with "And It also tends to allevlate Iowa In tbe mJd.:illtl to low b earJy 'This may not be all you wan.t, and ge!l&urea 118 he ~pealuo to Junior SUld senior high school students unemployment to a certain degree Sunclay, wllmllnl to the 308 early deteriorating equipment and facill· It's certainly not all you asked for, In Akron. Earlier th€Cieveland DeniOCral reviewed his first 'Thur!lday ties. It alsoadds$500,(XX)annually to by at least providing some measure Monday and to the mJd.3tl8 to but It Is real money, not Allee In three monllll tn office In lUI addre!lli hefore the Akron Press Clu~. ( AP · this year' sspendlng level oi$250,001 ofemplllymenttosomeo!ouryoung mld-40a~. Wonderland money like before,"' Lallerpholo ). for renovation ol pm:k facUlties . • ~ people.ltlsapfOKI'amlhatworks," Ce1e8te said. MISSES SPORTSWEAR SALE Southern Ohio Coa l Co. Is plan· nlng to hold a "general session" for Wholesale prices drop • Rowe Lifetime Limited Warranty your assurance of quality . · GuanJs taken hos~ · PriTSBURGH (AP) - Armed Inmates took two guards hostage at the Western Correctional Dlagnas:· tic and Classltlcatlon Center tOday, and state troopers surrounded the penlteniiJary, authorities said. Tornadoes post win; · Marauderettes keep winning streak intact Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 15, 1983 mUJtary. Others refuse to pay 36 percent of their Income taxes, claiming 28 percent goes to the military and 8 percent represents Interest on the Social Security trust fund whJch they say goes to the military. And some have also withheld an additional 17 percent of their taxes that they say covers the cost of past wars, Including veterans payments and war-related Interest on th(• national debt, Strong said. "For others, withholding 53 perrent Isn't enough because they know that nomatterwhat taxes you put in, they go to the military. And they refuse all taxes, turning In a olank 1040. That's a crimina l offense," Strong said. A Quaker in Seattle, Irwin was based on changing the benefit !onnula and delaying cost-of-~ Increases - as well as making tile $1ates, rather than Washington,_pay for em>rs excEeding 3 percent ·111 processing federal funds, Rep. James Jeffords ofVennoni, the suboommlttee'sranklng Reput). llcan, joined Panetta In releaslnl . the report Both said II should convince Congress and the Amerlc can public to oppose any new cuts a program that has a~ady beell slashed by more than $3 bllllonsln~ Reagan took office. · · OPEN FRIDAY Till 8 SATURDAY Tll15 -----·-·-·-·- --- .:.. -r • • v •'( . �• . Cotnmentary It Is a fortnight now sinee Mr. human body was not constructed in Reagan proposed that· we explore such a way as to permit movement other means of deterring Sovlet Ol(er the ground at a rate faster aggression than the assured des- than 15 miles per hour. Perhaps he truction of millions of Russians. My was introduced to the selentlst whO very favortte reaction to this about the same time was explain· proposal was that of Selentltlc lng that surgery on human beings would not be possible, because American, which. ran full-page newspaper ads polniing to two opening up the human body would let in air, whose Impact would be articles publ~hed several years fatal. That would have been an ago ey .>;<;tentlsts who said th;>,t sel-tl protection wasn't possible. It Is a Interesting colloquy. lt Is by no means safe to assume little bit on the order of promoting your magazine by coming up with • that It Is Indeed possible to launch Amertcan creat:ure!i that would a n article by somebody who insisted back in 1950 that It would knock down Soviet creatures shortly after they lifted 9ft to not be (lll5Sible for a satellite to orbit obliterate . American cities. The the world. There was the scientist in the difficulties are overwhelmillg. At early par1 of t1w 19th ce!'ltury, least they would overwhelm you arguing against the construction of and me, which Is not to say they would necessarily overwhelm the a train, who pronounced that the Ill Coorl S\re.-t Pum~rny. Ohiu 111-992 -Z I ~ l)fo:\'OTED'I'O THE INTEREST(W THt: MEIG."i-MA SCIN AREA . " ROBERT L. WINGETT Publidwr BOB HOEFLICH .o\ ~ si s lan( l'uhli ~ ht• r/( " untru llo •r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. NI'.,.~>Edi tu r A MFMBER ul Thr As..'ojttdlllt'd l'r.-s ~. lnhtnd D11ily Prt~ s A~ ;. •., • ialhlll and lhr Arrlt'rlo ·Jm ~ •. .,. ~ Jhlpt' f l'ublisht·n AIINHdatiom . u ·:Tn: HS fW OPINION arr Wt'ltumt'd. Tht!)' l!lhuukl bt-l.-ss lh<~n .100 wnnl~ Inn.( . All ldkr~ <lrl' subjt'rl tu rdili n~ aJKI mu111 ht- ~il(llt'd with llllmr . addrt'ss und trlrphmlt' numDo.·r . Nu uniiiKilt'd lt'tt.on; .,..ill br puhli ~ hrd . lxtkf'li shnuld ht' in l!nud Llls\e. uddrno~ l~ ih~UI'S . nul prn~unalltlr~ - The time has come, the Fed board says kind of people who discovered how to split the atom, or the kind of people who figured out how to land human beings on the moon. Or the kind ofpeoplewhoflgureouthowto pass oft a Democratic candidate as a plausible physician tor ·the American ·economy. Such teats may be beyond the ordinary imagination, but It Is Mr. Reagan's point that maybe they are not beyond the ext raordinary Imagination. Meanwhile there are very lmportant matters' to c;oneern us. Prine!pal among these, of course, Is the development of anti-satellite technolbgy. Jack Anderson has reP?rted that the Soviet Union has developed a weapon called the SA·l2 that Is capable of knocking down tactical U.S. satellites and ' The lime has come, said Rep. Femand Sl Germain, for the Federal Reserve Board, which makes Its decisions behind locked doors, to reveal Its econom ic objectives to the people. l;le accountable, in other words, suggested Sl Germa in, the Rhode Island OPmocrat who heads the House Banklnc Comrnlttee. Accountable In the same manner as most government entitles and agencies. The Fed prefers secrecy ~on the grounds that to reveal objectives for gross national product, Inflation, unemployment and the like mlf'hl compromise the effectiveness of those objectives. Better to remain quiet. It claims ·sound reasons for doing so. To open their discussions to the public, or even a chosen few of the public, the Federal Reserve rovernors might might feel limited in their freed~m to criticize the administration. T hey might also reveal a house divided, dls{lgreeing among each other and sending a message of uncertainty to the financial corrununltles, a ~ ' message that might quickly become translated Into financial f(IBrket. . ~~~ . And perhaps above all, they might embroil themselves In controversy and discuss ions with congressr"nen .who would love ..lo manipulate the. money supply to Implement their own views of how the·country should be run . Whatever, the st>emlnr. lack of accountability by an Institution thai, on pa per a t least, Is accountable to the Congress strikes many people as border · lng pn un ·Amerlcanism . Without accountabJUty, they say, odd things . ha ppen . Some F'ro critics even go back to the 1930s a nd argue that It was the Fed's tlghlening of the money supply that turned a stock market crash Into a worldwide economic depression . A glaring example of non-accountability Is In economic and financial fort.'Ca stlng, a n Industry In which hundreds of millions of dollars are Invested and whose advisories lnfluenee decisions in the biJUons, The record Is poor, especially in calling economic turns. By admission of many economic forecasters, the perlormance over the past year was ex treme ly poor. And for the most part , It was no better In financial markets. While some forecasters drop by the wayside because of poor pPrformance, others continue year after year @r under different guises. Some feel so confident, in tact, that over the past year they openly admilled they were wronr. a nd apologized In prtnl. Not all are so confident. There are two maxims by which some forecasters live: 1. They foreca st often, and so are able to correcl old forecast s; 2. they hedge their forecasts with words open to multiple Inte rpretations. Berry's World .. in. history Today Is Friday, Aprll15, the lffilh day ofl9&1. There are260 days left In the year. Tooay 's highlight In history: . On April 15, !~'\. President Abraham Lincoln died In a Washington boa(dlng house acrQss from Ford's Theatre. where he was shot the night before by John Wilkes Booth. .----....... • this cta 1e: • . "\./ ln. 1638, E nglish 's ettlers arrived at what Is now New Haven, Conn. In 1800, Sa n FranclscQ was incorporllli!d as a city. In 19231 Insulin was made available for general use by diabetics. In I~. Cuban Premier Fidel Castro arrived in Washington tor the start of a:gooctwill tour of tbe U.S. ~n years ago: President Richard Nixon announced that he would make a tour of European capitals in the fall to promote cooperation among U.S. trading partners. . Five years ago: Japan called on many of Its Industries to c ut exports foll0\1.1ng a rt.'Cord trade surplus In March of $2.5 blll.lon doUars. One year ago: F'lve mUitant Moslem fundamentallsta convicted of the a ssilsstnatlon of Egyptjan President Anwar Sadat were execi!Yd. , Tpday's birthday: Country music star Roy Clark Is 50 years old. Thought for today: "A friend Is, one might say, a second self." -Cleero, · Roman statesman (l<M> B.C.· 43 B.C. 1 on , • j::, WASHINGTON - Our incometax system Is so burdensome and so unfair that It's driving otherwise law-abiding Amertcans Into desperate and dubious measures to avoid paying their share. In their outr.age at the tax collectors' overzealous elforts to squeeze out eyery last penny, some frustrated tax protestors have gone beyond the pale. One allurtng tax dodge that has . te mpted hundreds of Amertcans Is provided by offshore banking tacllb _]j~s. which have long been used by bootleggers, drug dealers and other rackeleers to evade U.S. taxes. Now the tax-protest groups are using these overseas banks In a ttempts to get beyond the reach of the Internal Revenue Service. according to the Indictment. According to ffiS records, at IRS a nd Senate records provide a least 35 ongoing Investigations typical example - that of Thomas Involve the use of these offshore C. Woodward of Casper, Wyo. In havens by lax protesters. The October 197ll, Wodward- who has ta rget of one Investigation Is a not been charged with a cr1me softspoken 52-year-old member of bought a $7 ,COl trust after Anderson the Posse Comitatus protest group. falsely assured him that the His name Is Lowell G. Anderson, of common-law trust device had not Greybull, Wyo. been challenged by the IRS and A recent federal indictme nt .could eliminate the need for filing charged that Andf:rson and others Income-tax returns. conspired to cheal Uncle Sa m of Woodward opened two bank Income taxes by selling Illega l · accounts on the same day at Oxford "common·law trusts" in offshore Int ernatonal, by means of a letter banks, Including the Oxford Inter- prepared by Andef'on, who also national Bank & Trust Co. of the furnished Woodward a bank signaTurks & Calcos Islands in the ture card. Records developed by Br1tlsh West Indies. The trusts sold the Senate Permanent Subcommlt· for anywhere from $750 to $20,(0), lee on Investigations show that at \ Two news stories concerning Meigs County a nd Southeastern Ohio paint a dismal picture. It Is unusual enough to warrant com· ment Ihal each of these stortes was released within a few days and both have dread conseque nces for the county and for this region. One was the announce ment that Meigs County has 20.7 percent unemployment and the other that needed highway Improvements In Meigs a nd Athens Counties will be delayed . Meigs County 's unemployment Is a mite over double the national average of JO.J percent. This condition could be . relieved by upgrading Route 33 between Athens and the Rltchi<' Bridge at R<tvenswood . Tbe passage of the five cents per gallon federal tax on gasoline whic h went In e!fect April l will bring $515 million into Ohio's coffers to be spent on roads and brtdges. It was the optimistic hope of many of the Route 33 boosters that a few million of this federal windfall would seep down Into Southeastern Ohio tor uwading Route 33 from Darwin to Athens and to build a new access road to the Ritchie Bridge from Rock Springs east across Meigs County. The construction would help ease Meigs County'_s unemployment problem and !Ill the gap in the most direct route between Charleston and Columbus. · These hopes were dashed by Ohio Director of Transportation WaiTen Smith in a news conference at Athens. ' I rewlved a clipping from the Columbus Cltlzen.Journal from a friend in Middleport giving an account Of the news conferenee with Director Smith. In the Inter· view he held .out little hope lor the speedy constructkm of Route 33 or furt)!er devel.o pment of the Appal· achlan Hlahway In At'- County. 'Illj! loUowiJ!tlls a par!Waccountot tile Interview from ille ~ It issue or the Citizen.Journal: "ile (Smith) said of tht fi15 million tbe state Is e~lf to get capable potentiaUy of knocking down our Poseidon submarine missileS. Because Jack Anderson said It does oot necessarily mean that It Is not so. Andlndeedlfltlsso, we are facing, very soon, a situation in which !he Soviet Union can neutralize all 'lhree legs of our tr1ad: the fixed land mlssUes, the airplanes and the submarines. Add to this the i>osslbtllty of theil'' knocking out our command toatelIlles and we'd t. itelt without even the means to comniunlcate lllstruc!Ions to our deterrent systemWordreache5us,notthrougi!Mr. Anderson but through other channels, that advances being made by the Soviet Union at · this awful technological juncture In human history are sobering, which does not mean automatically that they will sober Congress. From Congress we continue to hear the cant about the evU of taking away money that might be spent on human needs for the sake of spending It on the military - as If the mUitary were otherwise engaged than in looking after the most basic human needs. And none of this Is klst on the Soviet Union, whose propaganda enthusiastically aggravates Amelican fear of the bomb and greed tor government handouts. Any ear trained to the music of propaganda knows that U we strike a subdominant chord, the Soviet Union knows to answer with a dominant chord: all that <;arne before was foreplay. It Is, quite possibly, m~ch later than we think, to use the cliche. That Is to say, If the Soviet Union has a~vanced against all three legs of the trtad as also ' against our satellite communications system, clearly the Russians have a vested Interest in arguing against the development of weapons that would make academic such advances. --· "'';.>' ... ,, -....... -.. . ' RACINE Southern coach Hilton Wolfe has learned pleQty of tricks ' in his 'many years Of coaching and the old master dug · pretty deep into his bag of goodies here Thursday In a 74 w1n over Meigs . With the Tornadoes tralllng 3-1 In the bottom of the fifth, Wolfe became upset when two batters took two consecutive call third strikes, left his third base coaching box with his team still at bat, and wandered to the dugout, obviously distraught with his team. Wolfe's steam somehow trans· !erred to Ills ball club when John ' Porter lashed a single, Zane Beegle followed with a hit, and Tony Rlflle rtfied a two-run~lngleto right to tie It up. A dropped infield pop fly and an errand throw to third after a walk plated two more runs and Southern was up 5-3. Porter's third slDgle of the night ~~· • - ' -. ~. • ,. -. - PLEADS CASE - ... ~ .. ' Meigs Coach 11m Saunders-pleads his case with home plate umpire Homer Smith during Thursday's non-league game against Southem. Southern scored a come-from·behlnd, 7-4 victory. Meigs girls still unbeaten SYR~CUSE - With lout; run outbursts In their final two at bats, the Meigs Maraudere ttes remained unbeaten in four games with a well-played 9-2 win over Southern here Thursday . The four·run fourth came about when Rollin Buffington reached on an eiTOr, Jenny Meadows wallsafe on a fielder's c holee •. Barb Grueser walked, Jodi Harrtson singled In one run, Cindy Crooks doubled m.. two more, and Paula Horton· reached on another ermr, plating the fourth tally . In the. fifth, Natalie La mbert led ott with a walk , Bullington was sate on a fi eld er's choice, Beth Gloeckner singled, Meadows was sate on a fielder's choice tor one run, Grueser walked forcing In another, Harrtson hit an RBI sacrifice fly, and after Crooks walked, Horton fielder 's choice drove In the final run. Southern scored In the first Inning to take a 1·0 lead when Mel Weese singled, stole second, went to third on a wild pitch, and crossed home when she and Lauren Wolfe, least five other Amertcans had trusts at the bank that involved Anderson . In tact , the largest single deposit the bank ever received - $472,459 put In a trust account - was endorsed by Anderson. The records show that from AprU 1978 to January 1979, Anderson, through a '' Liberty Trust" at Oxford Interna tional, deposited $38,877 for himself and withdrew ~7.500 In 56 separate transacllons. All told, bank records for 10months In 1978-1979 Indicate that at least $492,459 was deposited through Anderson in common·law trusts at the bank. Senate Investigators could not say definitely that the offshore trusts were created to avoid taxes. Lawell Wingett the sixth for the Tornadoes, now 5-1 on the year. Meigs had beaten them 4·0 earlier In the year for their only loss. After Tony RUne drove home Tony Deam with a sacrtflee ny In the first Inning, Meigs rallied back with two In the third. Nick Riggs led off and reached base on an error, promptly stole second, and went to third on an overthrow of sec~nd, Riffle started on the hill tor the , Tornadoes, making Ills first stan of the yeartour because of leg surgery, walked and tanned tour before being relieved by winning pltcher I Ohio . (AP) $2.00 and $2.00. . SecOnd was 'nident Pride lor $3.20 and $2.1li, folloWed !JYToueh of June . lor $3.:1). · . I "FLOWERS ARE WORTH 'A THOUSAND WORDS" \1, 11•·1 1 lf l<'llt l~ IllHI Ito ~ ~ ~ ,.,.. ~· •H \, on II• o\At 'f ' I\ II 1111'111 POMEROY FLOWER SHOP. ~ ~· •• , •- •u S.,.. 1 wr 94.11-1:019 e~r . I~~~~~~~~~~~~~ r The 1USPS IJaily14>-ti&Ol Sentinel r\ Dlvlltlon of MuiUmedla, lnt: . Pu bllshNI evf"ry afternoon. Monda)'' th t·o ugh 1-~rlda y , Ll t Cou r t St r{'et, b~· lhf' Ohlo Valle y Publlshlng Commpan y Multimedia . In c .. PomerO)', Ohlo -1~7 69 . 99'2·2 156. Seco nd <'l ass postaKe paid at PomE"rOy, Oh\o. loaded, the tying run on first. Losing hurler Dan Thomas had things mostly his way untll a 10 minute delay due to lightning In the fifth led to his downfall . The junior righthander fanned six, wa lked to·ur. and hit one batter In five Innings of work . Senior Scott Hamson fanned the side In his only frame ~~ work, the sixth. "! was a little disgusted with our team until we came back to win. Tim (Meigs' coach Saunders lis a good coach and has a good ball club," cmm:nented Wolfe , who racked up his !51st coaching coaching win. MC'mbc'r.: The Anoclatf>d Prl" ss. !n · \a nd Dally Pr't'ss Associa tion and the Atnf'riC'a n 1\ews papf'r Pullshl"rs As so · elati on. Nn tt on a l Ad v C'rllsln~>:: Rl"prP · SE'Otallv<' . Branham Nf'w s pa pt>r Sale!. . 73.'1 Th ird A\'C' OU ('. NC'w Y ork , New York 10017 . P OSTMA STE R : S(>nd address to The Dal l y Sf'ntlnf'l , Ill Co urt ~ I.. Pomf'ro\' . 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BIG DEALS ON CHICKS 'N FEED By lnninp: Metg> ................................. . 001 44-9 I 0 Southern .......... ....... ............ . lOO IG-2 4 4 Lamlx!rt tWPJ and Horton. Wolfe !LPI and Bentley. Pole Vault - First , Troy Bau£' r tM J; third, Brl1:1n Kor n tM) . 3200 Rela y- Meigs fi rst IM\kC' KE'nnc'(ty, Craig Sincl air. Pcrrtn. and WU!lams \. 100 Hl!!,'h Hurdles - F'trst , Mll«' Jont'S ( E 1. 100 Meters - t",rst , Ead s IM1 : thlnl, Sinclair ~ M I HiOO Mett'r!'i - F'1rst , Jonf>S IE) : third. Ke nnedy (MI . 400 Re lay - Meigs first ~John Smllh , Mark Hammex1tl, Slnclalr, cmd Bauer ). 400 Meters - Flrst, Eads rM1 : serond. Gaddis I Et. lXl lffiv Hurdk's - First. Jont"S IE ): second. Perrin 1M 1: third . Smith rMl. fOO Mel.f>rs- First, WU!I.ams IMJ: third . Joh n RJCf' ( E\. 'lXl Meters - SPrond, Sml! h !MI . l20CI Run - First , Jones lE t; seror.t. K l:' nnf'dy (ML 1600 Rf>lay - Mf>lgs tlrst 1Eads , Brt"vtck. WIIUams. and Pen1n). READY TO GO - Southern's Debbie Michael keep.• her foot In touch with the bag as Meigs' Natalie Lambert gel• ready to deliver" pitch. Meigs continued Its winning ways hy posUng 11 9-2 vldory. Yanks will let Erickson sit it out NEW YORK (API - Taking a hard line, the New York Yankees Thursday said they wlll let pitcher Roger Erickson "s it around for a long time" without pay rather than try to entice him to accept a demotion to the minor leagues . "We've adopted a new phlle> sophy," said Bill Bergesch, vlee president of baseball operations for the American League team . "We've withdrawn the money we were going to give him ortglnaUy . 'Now he'll just go .'' Last month, the Yankees offered Ertckson a $~.COl inducement to go to the Yankees' Triple·A affiliate In Columbus. That was w hen the YankPCS thought Erickson was a five-year ma n a nd therefore would net'() his pennlsslon to send him lo the Co lumbus Clippers. But last week managt•ment found out he was ll d ay s short of that mark . 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Rltlle, Cunnlngllam 1WP 1 l<i ,P<>rter 17\ ,and Beegle. also fanned four a nd walked four. Standings with only Meigs and Eastern top threl> tlnlshers were as toll0\ll5: High Jump - Flrst, Eads (Mt; seroOO . WUHams tMl; third, Jay Carpen ter (E ). Long Jump - Flrst , Eads tM J; thin::l, LaiTY CoWdery tEl . Shot Put - Second, Dave ~a ul IE L Dl5tUS- Secon~ . Jetf NewE'\11£ 1. BEREA, Ky. - Kristin Ander· son, Meigs High Sehool graduate, Is a member of the Berea College· women's spring tennis team . The freshman ;~.thlete Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs . William R. Anderson, 3213 Meadow Run Lane, Vinton, Ohio. The tennis team Is coached by Joan Weston, assistant professor of physical education at Berea. The team Is composed by three senors, three juniors, three sophomores, and five freshmen. In Berea's student labor program, Kristin works lor the College Press. Berea !s a tour year liberal arts coDege located in central Kentucky. Porter led Southern with three hits In tour at bats while Deem, Rlflle, and Beegle ' added one each. Thomas and Follrod had Meigs' two hits. The Marauders are seheduled to travel to Waverly tonight but overnight rain bas put that game ·in jeopardy . Rob Cunningham In the fourth. He who walked, pulled a double steal. The Marauderettes tied It in the third when Grueser walked and later seored on Krls Snowden 's fielder's cholee. Sou them 's second run resulted In the fvurth when Becky Michael's single plated Jenny Bentl~y who ahd doubled. Other hlners In the game were a single by Southern's Tonya Salser and Melg~ · C~ooks added a single to go along wit,h her double. Marauder thinclads take three way meet ROCK SPRINGS - The Meigs Maraude r boys' track team raced to a w1n over Eastern and Fairland "B" here Thursday. Coach Bob Ashley',s local thin · clads plied up 71 points to 55 for Fairland and 41 for Eastern. Junior speedster Shawn Eads paced the Marauders with five first places Including wins In the high jump, long jump, 100 meters, <100 meters, and teamed with Jerry Brevlck, Chad Williams, and Jon P errin to wtn the 1600 relay. Eastern's Mike Jones scored tour first. Younger Marauders who per· formed well with fourth plaee finishes were Bret Howard, shot put, Joe Humphreys, discus, Scott, pole vault, Brevlck, 110 hurdles and · 400 dash , and Scott Pullins, 8JO run. drove home two insurance runs in walked. After Riggs was tagged out in a rundown following a grounder hit back to the mound, Seott Gheen dtiiled a one-hopper through the shortstop 's legs to score two runs. The Marauders, 2·1 on the year, made It 3-1 in the fourth as Dan Thomas 'led o!f with a single and later scored on a bases loaded walk to Dave Follrod . Nr1 suhsn l ptt nns lJ~· m ;tlltw•rmil ll'd !0 \\ liS W h l'rt' h<l llll' ('l\1'1' \r'r SN \' IcP ,1\'ill \illl\ t~ ' '-----------------------------------------------~~ from the tax, $400 million will be unacceptably from the Celeste highway that will bring tourtst used for maintenance of existing regime. 11 all bolls down to a ma tter dollars Into the county to replaee highways, with the rest going to of priorities which Smith admit led the trade they have lostat their finishing uncompleted parts of the are ruled by political consldera· pr1orttles and remind themn that fecteral Interstate highway system. tions . These were the political they have to R<tvenswood and "That means the Appalachian considerat ions of the Rhodes Ripley. Towns along Route33from Highway and Route 33 projects will crowd, whose heavy hand of J;'omeroy to Columbus are missing remain unfinished for the ti me prejudice Southeastern Ohio has tol!l'ist trade because the gap In the being. felt before. It Is up to people of Cha rl eston -Co lumbu s natural "Most of the projects you are Meigs and Athens Counties to route Is too winding and rough tor Interested In right now are not on c hange those priorities. Last fall, all but the mosl courageous any priority list In the departbefore the Nov. 2 election , I urged traveler. Every yea r the upgrading ment." Smith told the Athe ns the people In our district people In of Route 33 Is delayed means lost community. our district to support the candida· business a ll along the line. "That was not our decision, but cles 'ot Richard Celeste for gover· If It takes politics to gain a higher that' s where they've been placed. n0 r a nd Jolynn Boster for represenprlortty for upgrading Route 33, They are In a hOld positi?n.' What tative. Both were eii'Cted and both then we shol'ld be prepared to we will take out of a hold position, If carried Meigs, County, an almost apply the political pressure. At the we take anything out, Is a delerml· unheard of occurrence. For only meeting In the Meigs Senior Cit12en nation that will be made at "lfilater the second time I can remember Center last winter, enough cities date." Meigs County went Democra\lc for were represented · to form an "Smith said he could not explain st ~ t e candidates. That In Itself Important political Ioree. Each of how the prtorltles are established, should be eno\lllh political persua· those entitles should he prepared but admitted politics play a role, slon to warrant some Javorable with petitions to make the Celeste along with the availability of funds . consideration from the Celeste administration take a new look at " He said about the only work . administration. their prtorltles and remind them Southeastern Ohioans can look Poiltlcs aside, we have right on that they ha ve no obligation to forward to In the next few years Is our side In seeking a n access continue lhe prejudices of the the repair of dilapidated brtdges highway to the Ritchie Bridge. The Rhodes administration. and general maintenance." Stale of West Virginia constructed If It takes political dynamite to That Is the kind of repor1 one the bridge a nd deserve something blast the priority from the Rhodes could have expected from the better than a cow path as an access deep frt'eZe, . Jet's furnish the Rhodes administration but comes road. The business men of Pomedynamite! roy a nd Middleport deserve a I' • - IRS sinks tax shelter....._s_____J~a_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n Bad news' " If the Russians are 'for ' some thin', I'm automatJcally ·against ' it. How do tlrey stand on. a freeze?" To~y RlN 'lk~ . ~ NOW,TH£ UJI\DI:[) I.UI.L, fi A ~H·Iurbt.~p rJtt vr I ll\11\1' "' IYI"I\JYI' r...,.,.., The Daily Senti ..l Page 3 Southern !comeback defeats Marauders Why .not .try"-_?_________W_iU_in_m_F_.B_uc_k_ley-Jr. The Daily Sentinel I'A T WHITEHEAD Pomeroy-.Middleport, Ohio ' • . r ' Friday, April 15, 1983 Pag• ~-The Daily Stnlinel F'omero<f Midd~, Ohio Friday, April 15, 1983 POMEROY, OH. ' �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ----~--~--------~~~~~--~~----=-~~~.-~~--- ..... • .... Nixon may start rookie Bilardello Scoreboard ... • I 1 WEST DrvtiiON . 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LEAGUE Sl l .ou l~ Monlll' lll Plll s~ rJ( h Ptlllu<k'IJ)hlll • ''• I} I(lll l I ' l "' 2 l "' I 1 0 2 I !-.'yracUM• ntchnmd Roctu>swr 2 ~· ~ ~ 067 Jl3 13.1 :m 'l OOJ ' Hkhmolld II, 1'0ieOO ~ Cllarlenon ~. Syracu!iP 2 Colurn bu!i .f. Pawtucket l ncrwn t ~r 2, Rot'b(-stcr o Jl"rtdi¥'11 KWI11'W Hocllf>!ltcr at 1ldewatf!f t:J\.'•iT IJrvtiiON W :t J'tdewatf'r ru!edo Ol!lr\C'S IOO ColumtJ..Is P awtuckeT I. l't1 (iR "'' "' 714 714 loledo at RlrhmOnd SyraC'I.I.I(' 111 ColumWs L'hllf' le!IIOI'I al PaW1uckel ~'8 KIImB4 TolroO a1 110Pwawr Roohl;'sler a t fUchmond SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Cincinnati Reds Manager Russ Nixon says he may grant rookie catcher Dann Bilardello's request to play In the series with the San Francisco Giants " He's got a lot of moXIe for a guy who never played above Class AA (minor league) ball," Nixon said. Bilru;deilo, who hit a run-scoring double In his first major league game against the Chicago Cubs, wants to play In front of his hometown crowd, Nixon said. BUardello lives In Santa Cruz, Ca lif. He played three sports In high school and went on to play baseball and football at Cabrillo Junior College In California. The R¢s pick€\! up Bllardello In the off-season from the Los Angeles Dodgers system . Cincinnati constdered BUardello a good hitter and a catcher with a good arm and a reputation for handling pitchers. He hit .285last season In the Texas Laague with 17 home runs He had SO assists overall, throwing out 42 . base runners, highest In the league. The Reds were Idle Thursday after dropping a two-game series to the Atlanta Braves The day off meant an extra day of rest for hot-hitting rookie outfielder Gary Redus who was sidelined with a muscle pull. Redus Is the Reds co leader wit h two home runs and was batting .3Xl when he was Injured In Atlanta . The Green Gables. UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT PRESENTS Clippers edge Pawtucket, 4;.3 PAWTUCKET, R.l tAP I Steve Balboni belted a two-out , two-run homer In the ninth Inning Thursday night to stroke the Columbus Cllpp<'rs to a 4-J intem atlonal Leaiue victory over the Pawtucket Red Sox. Balboni's blow , his second of Ihe ....... by Cardinals' pitcher Hob Forch. The ball went Into the Mets' dugout and Forsch scored from second, St. Louis scored seven runs In the first Inning. (AP Laserphoto)' SAFE ON ERROR - St Louis Cardinals' Mike Ramsey slides safely Into home as New York Mots' caroher Ron Hodges reaches for the tag without the ball. Mets' shortstop Hob HaUor made a bad throw home alter getting the ball f1'9m left field on a double Majors ·-- ~ young season, made reliever Keith MacWhm1er , 1).1, the loser Ben Callahan , J-0, allowed four hits In eight Innings for the win Designated hitter Dave Koza's fourth and ninth Inning homers and Paul Hundharnmer' s home run In the sixth accounted lor the Red sox runs By A88oclaled Press The nwnbers teD the story for Steve Garvey, but not for Ruppert Jones. Garvey, playing In his 1,116th consecutive game, one shy of the National League record, doubled horne the Padres' winning run In the fifth Inning as San Diego toppled the San Francisco Giants 6-4 Thursday. Jones' consecutive-game streak doesn't come close. But the Padres' AD-Star center fielder, who was batting an anemic .156 entering the game, slan\med a three--run homer In the victory. In an abbreviated National League schedule, Montreal edged the Chicago Cubs 4-3 and St. Louis pounded the NewYorkMets7-l . Jones' smash off rookie righthander Andy McGatflkan snapped a 2-2 tie In the fourth Inning. McGaftlgan, making his first major league start, also was touched for a two-run homer by Terry Kennedy, a two-run shot In the first Inning. Expos 4, Cub! 3 Tim Raines trtpled home two runs and Scott Sanderson tossed sevenhit ball over seven Innings as Montreal stopped Chicago. Andre Dawson also homered for the E xpos, his first of the season, a solo blast Into the left field seats In the fifth . Pitcher Dan Schatzeder, who carne on for winner Scott Sanderson, 2-0, to start the eighth, was struck on the right arm by Jerry Morales, the first batter he faced. Cards 7, Mots 1 St. Louis chased Mike Torrez with a seven-run first Inning hlghllgllted by David Green's two-run triple as tbe Cardinals won their fourth In a row and the Mets dropped their lourt)l straight. Torrez lasted only two-thirds of an Inning and gave up six hi ts. Bob Forsch pitched a four-hitter for the Cards, losing his shutout on Huble Brooks' fifth-Inning homer . Forsch also had an RBI double In the big first Inning, as dill Darrell Porter In American League action; the Chicago White Sox 'outlasted Baltimore 12-11, Mllwaukee defeated Toronto 54 and Oakland beat Seattle 5-3 Minnesota postponed Its game with California because of , Pomero-· Middleport, Ohio 15, 1983 $1.00 COliER soow outside the Metrodome and Texas' game In Cleveland was rained out with the Range~adlng OR EU.IS & SONS SOHIO snow spilled down on Chicago's three-run homer In Chicago' s sixrun fifth Inning, hit a two-run single In the three-run eighth that flnWly subdued Baltimore. Kittle also had a first-Inning sacrifice Oy In the game, which took aimostfour hours to complete. 992-9921 Belknap Equ jpm-+ ~,, "$449 Sales and i ~SIJ RAI'< r Se rvtc e Ballcock 1 Plastic ;::;: <,'., ... Nationwide Ins. Co. of Columbu s, 0 804W . Ma1n ,,, ' HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE, OH. 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I LOWSIII I' { II UHt ll Nl N l nd A w ' :'vl !ddlPpol t Sun. ln v ~ · hwl Ill ,1 m Surxtm and Wl'(lm'SCI,I\ E' r n lng Srtv !c'('S 7 I I p m I.IBE R f'Y ( JIH. I ~T I A N ( IIL' TH II •I I 1h f'f t\ 1\ \ (' Pomt•J O\ Suud,H S.. hr-.;Jl ill ,1 m Worship 7 :J I p m W('flnl'srl. JV S4" •t'\ ir f' 7 1,( 1 pm a m . Dorra~ Wo tn('n s frllow shlp Wf'Cinrs day, lla m CARM EL _ C h urt'h !k hool. 9 l) a m . wo~h!p, lO 4.') a m . !)l'O)nd a od fo un h Sundavs l, F'cll(J\I.Iloo.h lp dlnnt'r with ~u llon, th ird Thu rsda v G :Jl p m CH FS'I'F I{ ( I lUlU H 0 1 ( ,C )! J ft f'\ H I Rnh\n!';On po s lm Sunci,J\ "l' h()'JI tJ t 11..1 m . WOI'!Ih[ p S(' l'\ k'l' II ,1 m , 1'\l'f'llng ~'f"\ 1 1~ ' 7 p m .. you rh <.;{'f\ In . \\l'tlnt:"'lJ.,, 7 p m LANCS\ !I I F CIIRI\i 'J,\ N f1 11 JH('II R ubt:rt E: M us ...,..1 p;1stor S und.m ~ hool P .1ul MusSC'I ~ u p! . mot n lm! q Tt u m wo rshi p m l) ol m Su ndd\' ('\'(.' n\n ~ ~ ·lv\('(' 7 p m . m id \H '(' k sc-n 'iC'I . Wrd iWSda v i p m !-iY HII. C' U ~ F' O JUHCII 01· Till' N A7J\ RENE - IW \ J,tnll'!>i B Ktll\1 ' , JXI"lOI Shf' nna n C w tt.U ff s .upt t lntf'nt:IPn t S unda \ Sr hool 9 'Wl ,, m . Mm nl n ~ \\ o r!lh lp 10: t1 a m , E\ angt· ll ~ l k -.C'r.•\c't> h p m Pt ol\'l'l .md pt a l.sc \"I' C'dnrs<lav 7 pm , yout h m('('!ln J.:: 7 p m E D EN U NI T F.D BlUT HR EN I N CHR IST , F: ldcn R Bl.1 kc>, pa s mr S\md,JY School lO a m , RoiJt •t t,Rf'«i o, u p t M o rnm~ S(_>r mon t1 a m SundH) nl g hl Sl't'' il"N>, Christia n E ndPa vor 7..11 p m : Sonc: 51"rv1CC. R p m , Pt'f'uch ln,e: H Jll p m Mid W('('k Pra \('1' mcctini'Z. Wcdrwsdav , 7 p m , A lv in Reed . lav IC'adf'r EA.~ LETART - Chu rch School 9 a m . Worship, 10 am. tserond and fourth Sundavs. UMW. rlrsll'uf'9:.1a y, 7 .}) p.m . I £TART F'ALI..S - Wo rship, q am . Churc h SChoo l. t O a m MORNING STAR - Worship 9 ll am , Churel], School. 10: l'.l a m . Bibll:' St udy Thu ni&) . 7 ll p m ~ Wa tson. pa stor. Cn •rt'iO n P r u ll . Su nd Hy School sup! M o rn ! n~Z \\.Or<.hlp 9 .'VI a m &md uy S("lnJI 10: l l u m , ('VC'nln ~ st:•rviC<'. 7 .Ti pm MT UN ION BAPTIST', R£>v T om [){X)l/"'\ J or S3vr<', Sunday Sfhool SuJ)I.'tl ntmdc nt Sund ay schoOl. 9 45 a m , PVPni nJ.t l.l.l{lrsh lp ~ 7 JJ p m P r a " l' l IT)('('! In ~ 7 ll p m Wo rs hip, 11 a m . UMW 1E\'('nlnJ.t C1rcll'1 !'«'o od Wo:l nf'Sdav 7 1 1p m UMW S("("()nd Thu rsda y 1 p m St\LEM CE NTER - Churr h Srhool tO hi a .m , Wors p , 1 pm SNOWVILL F: _ Worsh ip G ,, m 1 Ch u a ·h Srhool IO am o;()LmiEftN !'WS'J'Io:R Rev J lU11NI M C,:ilu'k Re\' . M ark f1)'Dn Re\1. flon•oc-e Smith w. 1\PPI.f ( ,ROVE - Churt h SchOOI , Ila m . Worship 10 a m tflrst aTKilh ~rd Sundavs l UMW. !i(>('()l"'d 'T'uesda~; , 7 l) p m . PJ.t)1' r ITJ('('fin~. wronesda y . 7 p m BEnt.ANY _ Worship !I 11 m f' hurt'h &hool IO a m B lb lt' Siuch . Wf'dnt>Sda v . .JU MID DLEPO RT P RE:SBYTE R I AN, Worshtp, 8 p.m .; UMYF, Wl,'dlll'!iday. 7 Jl P~CINE WESLEYAN _ C)Jurch Schoot, W hi UMW 1- · ~h 10 a.m . on p 11 a m . \All, Mond!\y 7 Il p.m . Handmaldens ortheLord. Church School, q a m .: Momlr¥ worsh ip, fi rst Wedlltwlay, 7 P m ; Mcn 'l'l PraYt'f' ...., Wedn&Sdlly John MEIGS ( OOI"E RA11VE Pt\JtL~iH UNfi'ED METHODIST !'Hlll« II MORSE CHAPEL - Church SC hoot 9::11 m ~ Bible S!udy 1\ICSdoy, Ill a m., Bible -~ , ... ~. 7 ~ p m - -· - -Y· : ~ · • SYRACIJSE FIRST UNITE:D PRESBY . 'tEI\JAN Church. Church School. 10: ~a m ; ""'"""' ....-.hlp. 11 :1) am ; Bl'* Study. ~ . 10 a.m; Junior and s.ntor HIP! \'oiith Group, Sunday, e p.m r RIJit.AND CHURCH OF COOt Pastor. 1!<'11. Jolin Eva111. Sunday ochool, 10 a.m ; ~y woniiJp, 11 a.m., Chtld...,·; clnu'ch. Tuasda y John am, am WonhJp. 11 a .m POR11.AND - Church School, 7 p .m , L ffl. PAT HILL FORD, INC.. 20 I Q·23 Sund,l\ f'Vc nm ~ Sf'" ''('(' i p m Wc-dnf'Sda~ C\ l'n lng \ OU ng l.id les u ux\11 .1" . 6 p m \\ll'd n('Sda v f<:~ m!I V 14'0r h.,lp i p m HAZEL C'O MML.IJ'\: m ' rlll.ffi.C'H Nf'a l Long Bo1tom , Ed S<'I lia r! paslm Sundu' school !-1 .Ml a m Worshtp 10: l l a m Pl a w•r m C'f' IITU!: 7 Jl l p m Thursd a\ MIDDLEPORT FR EEWILl BAPT I ~ . Cor nrt A..'ih a nd P lum l A>slu' ll<n ma11 Pil"lor Sunda \ sGhool HI <~ m Mor n lng \ \ 01 s h lp 11 .t m . Wednr' st la \ .1n cl Sa tu rd av F \rn mg ~ r\'tN"s 7 JO p m 11 UNITED PRESBVTI:RIAN MINISTRY Worshlp Servic;oe,1la.m ,Church School. lO:lJ SUGAR 'RU Mortdlly Jolln 992· 378S, Pomero y OF ME IGS COUNTY . R('\'. Wanda Johnson. dl rreto r ; H arold J ohnson , di )'(l('to r o f o:lucallon. , HARRISONV ILLE PRESBYTERIAN . MILLING DIVISION 20 11· 18 212 E . M at n Stree t m' He JuhJs SUfi day John ~ n :NTRAI4 ~ 1979 DATSUN 210 - 2 door, 68,000 miles, auto., runs and looks ,great - -· · Oh1o CHL'RC H - Cl ifto n l U( .1s pas !Or Su ncl .n School 9 :Da m M n; Worif'V F t ,l m is, o,upt CJ..usn.:R PrNJc htng !I.Prvl<'t'!'- ft n;l .1nd thlrd Sund 3T"t"""-- --J;t rv:-Stanlt-y \\ Mt•rrlfll:'ld followlflFt Sunda \ School You th mN'l lng Rt·v Rkhard Rod wrnl• h ('\ f'l") Su ndi.ly . 7 :Wl p m Rl•v Rolwrl E KohilH>n GRA HAM UN IT ED MF .J HODI S T , IU•v Roher1Ridt•r,.lr Pre<tr h ln,e: ~ ltl a m , fu o;l ,tnfl S('('()nd ASBUHY tSvr a C'USf' J- Yior~ htp II •' m . Sundavs or ('a ('h m onth, lhlld .lnd fo urrh l hu n ·h SC hool 9 4fl ·' ( h,lfJ.!(' I:Ji blP Su nd a \sf'a (· hmonth , \l. ors hlp ~' t "'V It~ "' <~ t 7 Yl Study , Wrdl'lf'Sd:.t\ , 7 Jl p m UMW. fl r..;t p m Wedrx'Sday t'vt'nmg" .11 7 l l p m l'ul'Sd <lv , 7 Jll p m l ho11 Ht•hra r"<l l Pray(' r a nd B lbiP Stud v Wt>dnPsda \ , 6 II p m UM'N lou1i h Su nctn CUSC' S(>rvlres Hl a m Sundav . F Vf"n lfU! !-t'f'vm. Sun da\ and Wrdr\C"Sda\1• 7 P m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH O F CHR IST IN CHR ISTIAN UN ION. l.amren<'t' Man l{'y , sl or; Mr.!' Ru ssc ' ll YnunJ! ~ nd ~v School • ··nda v .:ll, " - h , , ~, E ' oo , ;')I am Vf'nii'IJ;: upt ."'MJ worstflp 7 l1 p m W«::lli'Sda \ p raV(' r mwl 1980 FAIRMONT FUTURA - 2 door, air; speed control, ~~~ wheel, It blue, one owner, low mileage, super sharp. Middlepo rt , ---------------...J MIDWAY COMM l :N IT Y C'II U Rrll !l(>x 1981 T-BIRO - Black, 39,000 miles. loaded. Come see this ftne car. S t • • •~ t Breakfast. Wednt"Sday, 7 a.m. • strrroN - Onuch School, 9 Jl a m.. - •- wonhlp, t O:e a m tll"t and thlnl " ~ ·-~ !bldays I; fellowship dtn"" wt th Carmel, thlrd Thunday, 6 Il p m KENO CHURCH Of' CHRIST. onver Swatn, Superlnl.-n1. Sunday school 9:JJ a m . every week HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION, WW iam Crabtree, PB$10r. Sunday School, 9: Jl a.m., HEMLOCK (, ROVE CHRt!>Tto\N, Roo« Wronesday. TU P PE R S PL AI NS CHURCH OF DE X'TF.H C'II URf' H OF (' HRIS I' C h 11l1'<. 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Sund '" ~ ort1 s l p 11 ,, m ( /\ 1 \ 1\ I{Y H I C'HURCII, nO"' lot'l.ttl'd on Pomr to\ Plkl' Cou n1v Roud r.; 11(>u t Flu twro.ls Ht '" Blac kwi":::i paslor Scon ' m on Sund,J\ .tt Ill 'tU ,, m a nd 7 ll p m wllh Sunda\ ~ hOOI 9 l :J <~ ni hlbiP s tudy . \\'i'(inf><ida\ 7 .11 p m F'o\rnt F Fl.LOW!;HfP ( RUM.DF FOR C HR I ~1 - SI Rt m . Anllq ulty P as rm . RA'>v F n:tnkll n Dlc kr' n '~ Su nda y morni nK J(l a m SUnduy (•VPnl nJ,: 7 .JJ p m Th uncd ay l'Vf'fliflg :t m.F: 7 Jllprn STtVF.RSVtLLE C(JMM UN tTY 81\PT I ~'T C'HUIK' II Pa stor tl.obC'rt By<'J'S Sunda y Sc hfXll ma m , Wors h ip SC'tv l('(' 11 a m . Sunday rv.-·n lnli: Sf'r\lic(>, 7· .ll p m Wl'dnt."S da y f"V<'nlru;: SC'fVi{'(', 7 lJ p m I ND F. P~:N OENT Hot • IN F.SS CII \Jfl CH ClffilST Vlnt'.'('nl C Wa te rs Ill . m inis te r. ... l nr - Paul St , Middlepon RPv O' De ll Ma nlt'Y, poslor S unda v Scmol . 'l· l) ll m : Herman B lack supcTi n !~l , S u nday Mo rnlll,lil worsh ip Ut. JJ a .m. I'Vr nln,lil wor School 9: ;JJ a m • ('V l'n i n ~ M"rYi«'. 7 p .m , ship 7ll pm . 1\U'sda v. ll · :llp m WonY"n'!l Wedn<sday Btblo Schoot, 7 p.m CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZA ' praypr lf'IC('Ilnlil: Pray er a nd pralst• Sf'rvk:c, Wcdncsdav, 7' :ll p m RENE , R.vv He rbert Grate , postor F ra nk Rittle, supt Su ndt~y School, 9: :lJ c.r m Rln1.AND 1\POSTOLIC CHURCH OF Wo rship serviL't", 11 a .m a nd 7' .1J P m J ESUS CHR I ~ . F.klcr .la rnc5 Miller . Bib le Prayer ~lln~Z. Wedncsda\', 7 : J) p m , ~ rud y . Wed~ay, 7 .Jl p m • Sunday SChool. to a m SUnday n1Rh1 serviCe. 7 J1 p m . lAUREL CLtFF FREE METHODIST CHURCH, Rov. Rob81 MIUer, poSior, Lioylt Wrigh t, DlrK"tor of Christian Educa tion Sunday SctDol, 9 l:t a m . Mom~ WONih lp. IO:Il a.m .. Choir Pract.,.., Sunday, 6.ll p m . E:vt>n lng Worship, 7t:J.l p m . Wed!H'!; day Pra)"'r a nd Bible Stud)' , 7: lJ p.m. PGME ROY WES!.EY AN IIOL.INESS - Harrl'501"1vllle Rood Earl Fields, pa$1o r flcnry E;blln, Jr., Sunday School Supt. Sunday School 9; :0 a m ;' Mom in~ Worship 1 I a m .: Sunday l"\lonlnp: S{'J"\ic(', 7 l) p m , Prayer Me<tiiiJ!, Wedne!lday, 7· :II p m • • Mcc o v R eed sv tll e . Oh J P hone 992·3480 ~ §> · 9BS 3944 WAID CROSS SONS SlORE G r o cerles Gc n c r.l l Mcr c h o1 nd1 s e h' il Ctn e 949 25SO ' . - of't)l)! f' Otlt •T jJ<J>;J(lJ Wor-.lll j.l '-1 n j( l' Sund ,l\ 4 f • ,1m ~und , n ' i h(l ll 11 dIll "m -.hlp ""' n Wi ' 7 ,n p m Thu1 :...ld \ p1.t\1 1 m wllnc 7 l l p m :vt l H~ H \t ()l'\ l:'\ l t ... fl nHV J'IIItl l'\ 1 ~ rttHJ S"I l lll iR( II Ht ' \ Holll 'll Sandt' " pa qn1 [)o n \\I ll 1,1\ h ,!Cit 'I l tlt ,Jttd m i't' x "' \ ornnwnl t\ "rr ( H X! S utl<l. n "" ll<M >I 11 ll ,, m Mnrn ln;.: \\t H'ih lp wnltt ' Ill f 1 .1 m t \ c'n mg pn.llh mg :... 1'\tt t' o,t '(~ Uld <1 11d lmu th ~uml . t \' 7 llpm ( h l h tl,llli 11! k .1 \'01 fll " l .JI'Ifl thtH1 "uml l\ .. j • 1 p m \\ r'(lm"'<<,l\ p1.111 1 m" IIIIJ.! .tntlll!h lt • ~r ud\ RP\ - Byrrt pa ~ to r ( ,!c n Mc•\lunJ:, ~ss r pa stor Clvd<> H C'i'K'k'ffiD n pustor crncr ll u" Sund!IV School, 9 l1 a m , C lc>n M cC l un ~-: supt , ,mom I n ~<: "on;h1p 10 l'l a m . f'w mng St>rvk.'fo 7 p m , m ld W('("k Sf" r'\ !C'f', Wl'dnPS da\ , 7p m " Mac " Mi ddl e p ort Po m e r o y , 0 . 0 ~ K&CI<'~EW~·E'.·_L~ ERS TR tNtTY CHURCH R<'' V. H Pc nm pasl m, OcbbK" Buck, s und ,1\ School o.;up! o s,·Rt\ Cl 'Sf. r iHST t HliR\ 11 ()F f ,1 )f ) l' 992· 3978 ' MARK V STORE ~ Middleport r: " ntE DAILY SENTINEL ~FRANKLIN' Svracuse ' I • ~ BEN tf' r Rd . La n~v ll lr Rr>v A A ll u g hM Pas tot· Su ndav Srhool 10 a m St•rv t<'('<; 110 1\u:>sdav. Thursda\ und sund .t\ 7 J l P m F AITH TABERNACLF. CHURCH &tlr ' Run Road , Rf'V Emmf'll Ra\(">00, pa st01 Ha nd ley Du nn , sup! Sunday SC'hool, t n it m Sundav Nf:'nl n~ SC>rv lre 7 ~ p m Blblf' l f'achln~. 7 :vl p m Thul"'!!dfl y SYRACUSE M ISSION Chr rr. St SHa 1981 MERCURY ZEPHYR - 4 door, white. Air, auto., 32,700 miles. One for great MP.G. "j HALL'S TJ'l('('(l~ 7 30 1982 MERCURY ZEPHYUR 4 door, maroon, a1r, AM-FM-Cassette, 11,000 m1les looks and runs brand new. 1. True alertness begms when we drsoover the nches and fulfillment tegular worShip can ada 10 our lives lld•lll J1f\Q 1 ,1call th e Rea l McCov" Rt 1. Our tellgton helped 10 establish this human standard of alertness and our churche s constanlly 1nspire men to a chieve tl For when the m1nd Is attuned to lifes enwonment , and the soul1s aNuned to God then a man has the wherew11hal to go lorwa rd to greater goals COPI"'In! I tlJ l'l o•tll< " F or A R ea l Auct ion · ora Will•• m• '-"•o- • Feo!Y 11 S,rlll .;olt 1no: P 0 Bua B02 4 0ht olal1n • ilt Vt U t OO Pom e r o y M1ll W o rk Cabmet Makmg 992 J J 2S McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE Rightly man BCOrns that kind ol ale rtness FOf' human achieve ment 15 born ol a d1fterert l a ter1ness Vw'hen men are awake to their opportunities , alive lo lhetr responsibilities brave IO their challellQes then progress Is re altzed goals are re ached MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. ·""' P lkr Da v id Hunt pa ~l or , RO£t•r l 'u rn('r S u nd ay SchOo l Su J)('rin t(>rK\ £>nt Sunda\' St'hool, !l·.l) a m , m rn mng Y. ot"!>h tp Hl l'l t'V<'fli RR \I.. Or.-;hlp. 7 ~pm M id " ('('' pr .t\l'l WE HAVE THE USED CAR YOU ARE LOOKING FOR ..... > 214 E Ma tn 992-SlJO Pomerov P. J. PAULEY, AGENT rB s '2 16 se c o nd P o m e r oy The Every muscle tense every sense attuned to their surroundIOQ S they're 1eadyt A scent , a sound, aghmpseollha unexpected and !hey M!l streak Silently Into the !ores! They're aiM, but their alertness Indicates a readrness to run away SlH V•· L~ Phone !6141742·1777 VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. • Po m erov Brogan-warner Rutland, Ohro 4S77S Good condition. Bad condibon, runs good 992 · 2 9 ~S . wm. " B•II' ' Brown, Owner 1978 GRAND PRIX ........................ s3995 V2 Mrddleport Fire & f---__;,- -------4------------ 1976 FORD P resc rrpt ton s l..ocust & Bee ch Street 3RD Businesses Listed On This Page. m ALERT! ~~~~~ .. servtce BEND AREA OPTOMETRIC CENTER Richard H. Billman II , 0.0. 113 Courl Streel Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 PH. 992·2920 VISION EXAMINATIONS HARD & SOn CONTACT LENSES Insurance and Medtcal Cards Accepted SWISHER & LOHSE ~ - Complete Automotive Comiskey Park. Rookie Ron .Klftle, who had a •• This Message' and Church Directory Sponsored By The SPRING SPECIALS 4-lln the fourth Inning. White Sox 12, Orlolesll 1be temperature was near treez. lng, the wind was howllng, rain and 5 The Daily Sentlnel-l'ag• :=:--...: must(' Sunda\ ~ or ., h ! p 111 ,, m . BlblP studv 11 a m worsh ip h p m Wl"dnc'Sdn B lb iC' s t~ y. 7 p m , Complete Ime of vegetable and beddtng planu. fol1age plants and hqn& baskets. Al so a large seled1on of shrubbery and dward frutt trees. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNOM 1 to 5 BUTZKREIG FRI. & SAT. , Frida~~' arvey, ones lead p __ "".. ., past Giants; Cardinals win ,. M t EfU CI\N lF.A<, tJt . foA'iT IJI\'JSIO N W I Pt1 Friday, April 15• 1983 ( 7 l. l p Ill 11- JH)\ All "" \\ n :--.; 1 ......._. 17Wl s t 111 HIM.lh \2.J ( h \1 ' ll! llt P.l~ t 11i Hul l ulli l Surn lm 1\i hh )t '('tUH' q Ill tl ttl \\ ,lh htl)\1! 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'1.1\ t 1 :'vlt~ IIII I.! ,ll ltll li h lt Stud\ 7 IM~J tn Sermone\te 11 Easter In Our Eyet~" Lord , we are uneasy looking Into the turure We need to lrnow tha i you are with us and we are with you Give us Ihe confidence that though all things change, you are the same God , CVP I' gracious, from whose love nothing can separate us Let us feel you In our pulses and In our breathing and convince us In our very bodies thai we live a nd die In the hollow of your hand . Release now , those mute longings hidden In our hearts to join the early montlng blrdsong slngt ng green beginnings and multicolored hopes For you a,re shaping us a nd shaping us Into a springt ime people with Easter Ln our eyes A prayer by Robert Ra ines , from his book, " Lord, Could You Make H a Little Better?" As 1 read the gospel, !look at the beh;lvlor of lhP disciples a nd I see myself and others. Ttle dlsclp lei hOO ~ven u p Jobti a n d families to fo Uow .Jrsu!" Thry spmt hours learnlna tow to c arry on Je!llus W(J'k a nd the')' got c nthust'd und •·x c llrd a.s lt..'Y saw Jesus mlracleot a n d th r- !ilgns Iha l He was the Messia h Then afler s och a wonderfu l begi nning, the roof fe U ln ' Whlle popuJar wl1h many , nal lonal and rellglous lmder"s IJPCamt • c:rlllca l an d s uspi cious a nd on the rood to J erusalem the d lsclp la! slowly lx'carne doobttu l an d contusec::l. Then they saw J esus arresled and 1:rt help letl!!i w h iiP llf' WllS !K'Ourgf'd !jfoct and cruclft td. Attl'l" His death they were OOih hum iliated and ln de&pn!r a nd c a c h dlsrlplc went hiS ON n way stumbling . p reoccupied Wit h grtef, w adl ng throo~h despair an d with great u rll.'M ln en Jooklng Int o t he futu re Like the dlsctpi ('S m ast of u.s start our lives with gran<.los(o drellnllll a nd expectallo ns As a newlywed I planned to have a ptrlect man1a~e A<o a n£W mo4her I dedck'd mych1l«"enw wld be l'l"'Tlarkablear~ d a step aboveaUot hPr8 I thuught that m y tJJsband was so talented h e wookl rile to the I~ of t herortxrale ladder In no lime and money wwld oo longer be a probllm fol" us. 1ben reality s lowly $e1. b'l . My m arrtaa:e Is a good one bu t C('l'taln ly no1 perf(l('f. M y c hUr2'en a re good people an d I am proud of them but tht>y aren ' l fRillOWI )'l'l and my OOsband left I he corpora te w ocld and went tow«k for the chu rch w hich h n(j allthlt lucratiVe. J Wbm our ~arm are s hatll'l"ed by tlx- unexpected unplanned crlst's of IUe , WE' h ave a tendency to be ln despair and wUtrlraw tr[J'Tl Ufe Into t he secuMI"' of ou r sootie. WbiJlthedisclples thouaht everything was at an end. II In fact was just b(ogl nntna J\111 u Ou'WI wu ~~ wtt& the dl!ldpl m after HL'l resurrccuon, ChrL' t Is wlth us t,oda)'. Many oi. UJ standt<day 1ookingu neasUy lnto the tutti'(', w hJ.Ie In mort> ways than *" can k.IWM', the man o l GaWee Wshakinaus and s haplngus lnlo a s p ringtime people wit h Euter In wr eyes. ~ By 'llte Rev. Wa nda County. G . J o non , pastCI' ot the Presb)'te rlan c hurches o f MPI If;l . '. ' �.. Page · 6 The Daily S.ntinel Pomeroy ' 15, 1983 Friday, April15, 1983 Middleport, Ohio Business serviceS Couricil plans mother-daughter banquet · "Mothers and Rainbowl with Love and Promise," w1ll be the theme of the May 6 mother· daughter banquet of the Bradford Church of Christ, It was announced at a meeting of the .Lydia Council held at the home of Carol AnderSon . It was decided that the Bradford and the Belpre Churches of Christ will share the decorations, re!luclng the cost for each. Rainbow sun catchers will be given as favors, · With Jackie Reed to secure them; Nancy Mo!TIJ w111 be· the greeter, and MadeUne Painter w1ll be the menu chairman. The "pack the pantry!' project was discussed with soup a~ the food Item for A prO, and juice for May. It was suggested that smeone In the con greg a tlon might use the supplies. A father-son banquet for the end of June was discussed. Prayer breakfasts "tor the ·men will con· tinue. Cheri Seevers opened the meeting with prayer. Mrs. Reed had devotions on Elizabeth, using scripture from Luke Chapte~ One. Dreama Pickens gave the secretary' s report tor Tillie Rowley who Is W and Nancy Morris gave the trea~urer's report. Secret sisters' names were drawn. Refreshments were served to those named and Gerrt and Susie Lightfoot; Helen Miller, Norma Russell, Becky Amberger, Frances Hysell, and VIcki and B. J . Smith . The Daily Sentinel YOUNG'S v. c. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 Kitchen Clobinets Roof, in& - Sidin&- Concrete P1tios - Sidewalks ' New Construction - Remodelinc - Custom Pole B1rns. · CIISsifilul 111 Court St.. Pomeroy. otlio 4S759 UPPER - Upper grade Drst place winners In the second annual science lair of the Pomeroy Elementary School lncladed, I to r, Jeannie Armes, Destiny Jenkins, David Roush, Terry Fields, Cary Betzlng, Jason Wright .and Tim WeDs. Pomeroy Elementary Science Fair The annual science fair with ll9 entries hlghllghred a meeting of the Pomeroy Elementary School PTA Monday night. Mrs. Bonnie Fisher, faculty advisor for the second annual fair, presented awards provided by the PTA. f ' lrst place winners received $3, second place: $2 and third place, $1. A trophy was awarded the winner of best of · show, Hank Cleland Ill. Judges wen: Ron Ash, mamanger of the Ohio Power Co., John: Coslanw, a county school supervisor, and Charles Riffle, pharmacl sl, of Swisher-L ohse Drug Store. Winners, fl rsl I hrough third, r epecljvely, In the various rooms were: Kindergarten, WUey, Sarah Anderson, Jeremiah Gillette, Ira VaoiCooney; Ohlinger, Grade 1, Ronnie Casto, Trenton Cleland,. Stephen Taylor; Diehl , Grade 2, Anna Chapman, Brandon Roush, Jamie Biggs; Lloyd, grade · 2, Amber Davis, Stephanie Price, M y rtle M ae Klein; Whitt, grade 3; Tammy Klein, Joe McElroy, John Haggy: Young, grade 3, Jonathan Sargent, Jeremy Heck, Jeremy Dean; Carter, EMR I, .Mary Morton, Susan .Jo Goode, Precious Moore; Vaughan, LDI , Destiny Jenl<lns, Ronnie Stewart, Brtan Molden; Chaney, EMR II, Jeanie Armes, Larry Davidson, . Neal Bonecutter; Gibbs, grade 4, Tim Wells, Shane Phillips, Michael Van Meter; Fisher, grave 4, Jason Wrigh t, VIrginia Boyd, Chase Cleland; Hysell, grade 5, Hank Cleland In , Todd Smith, Becky Pearson; Zurcher, grade 5, Ca ry Betzing, Shawn Durst, Kenda Kloes: Amott, grade .6. David Roush. Jet! M cE lroy, Angel Odomi Triplett, grade 6, Terry Fields; Car olyn Elam, K eith Mattox. '. Officers were lnslalled by Prtncl-pal Bob Morris and a concert was prese nted oy fifth and sixlh grade instrumental students under the direction of David Bowen . Public Notice Public Notice BUILDING AND CONTENTS INSURANCE NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY fhe Boa rd ol Educal!on o t · the Ea stern Local School 0 1S· tn ct <ie!;1res to rf!CAive sealed b1d s tor bu.t dmg and co ntents 1nswance on all sc hool bUtld · ing<; 1n Eastern School 01str1ct In or(tr r to bP cons1d ered . all seated b• ds shall be tece1ved u1 the office of the Treasu rer. Ea stP.rn HHlh School 38900 SA 7 Reed SV11 1e Oh 1o 45 7 7'J . on or bef ore 1 2 00 noon on A_j) lll 19 198 3 At I he .s oecd 1nct 11m c. all b1ds sh all be opA nPd and read ;~lourl Any •n te• ested part1 es mav anend No 1mmed1at€ deCISIOn shall bP. rendered concern1ng the pr opo sals sub· m1tted After b1ds have been ta bulated ar1d repo rt ed to the Board of Edu cat iOn . agen ts and/or com pa ny represen ta· li ves may co nl e1 w1th the Supennterldent reqard1n g theu bod All .b 1ds subm1 tted sh all be va l1d to r a penod of at least su<ty (60) days from th e dat e of b1d o p en1n9 The Board o f EducatiOn reserves th e n g ht to accept o r reiP.C t any or all bid > . The Treasute r w 11l se nd a leuer . to the Oh10 ln soct t1 0n Bw eau des•gna t1rig fin Jgent o t re cord and represen ta11ve on 1nsuran ce. 1n conn ec ti On w1t h ·p! Qpe rt v coris1St1nq o f sc hool buddl r).QS 1n the EastP.rn t ocal Sch(lo! D1 stnct l he lo llow11>q shall b t' ~'tiiJi bl e to subm•t b1(IS any l ull tunc 1nsu rnncr fl gen t wh o rr>S1dr>s m Oh1n any 1nsu1a nr:e aqenr.:v w hoSf' of hc 1 ~ IS lo cated 111 Oh10 . a nd nny (lir ec t wr1tcr company whose o ff1ce IS locn tr>rl 1n Oh1o fh P. 1nswancP carr1 e• mu st h ave a d <lllns uff H;m available , It al l t•rnP s lnsur ancF 5PI'!C!I1C<Itl ono; p10 v1 rl ~ rl by the Trr>asure r a1 ~ to t) u ··ons1dP.1ed a~ illn!11 11n um B1d S m ust n:o:pla1n 1n detail a ll the ICnns an(f COrlrl!I !Ons n l the oll cr he1no mad e 1.:1 1 8 15 2-tc Real Estate General TEAFORD On Aprrl 6 . 1983. 1n 1he Me•gs Count y Probate Court . Ca~e No 240 67. Frank W Porte r. Jr . Rou te 3. Box 36A. Aa ctne. Oh10 4 5 77 1. was app o1n ted ' Ex ecu tor of the es tate ot He rbert F Moore. d eceased. la te of 30 1 W n ght Stree t Pomero y. Oh1o 45 769 Robert E Bud: Probat e J udge/ Clerk 141 I 5, 22. 29 3tc Public Notice PUBUC NOTICE The ann ual report Form 890 PF for the K1bble Fo und ation. Bernard F Fultl. Trustee. 15 availa ble for p uhl1 c 1nspec110n ar Bernard V Fultz Law Office. 1 1 1 1h W Seco nd " Street. Pomeroy, Oh10 45769 . dunng reg ular bus1r1ess ho u rs for a per10d ol 180 day s subsequent to publ1cat 1on o f th1s n0t1 ce 1411 2, 13. 14. 15. 17 . 18 . 19. 71C 'Public Notice . PUBUf; .NOTICE ~. Dari\.P•amonOCoal CQ'tpora · !tOn. No 3 Coun ly l ane: Rou te No 1 Shad e. Oh1 o 45 776 ha s been 1ss ued coa l m1n1ng perm11 0 011 1 to con du ct coal m1n1ng ooerat 1on s 1n M e1gs Coun ty. Sal1sbury Townsh 1p. Sect •on 8. on the p ropert1es of Kathryn Wh1t e. Sta nley H unt and James H1ll The r erm1 t area 1S locaterl on the Pomeroy and Chest er 7 5 m1n ute USG S o~ad ran gJ e and encompasses 32 3 ac res The coa l m1n1ng perm11 t:'l as been rev1sed to ca mplvw1ththe c ur1n1 law and ·rul es nnrl IS ava1la ble 101 rubhc rev1 ew at th e DIVISIOn 's 01str1 ct Off1ce 1n At hen s. Oh1o and Gr the DIVISIOn 's Co lumbus o ffice Anv wnrtf! n commen ts or requests to r 1nlo rmal conf eren .. ces shouiO be se nt to the DIVISIOn of ReclamatiOn Foun· ta1n Sq uare Bwld1ng B-3 Columbus. Oh1o 4 322 4 141 15 22. 29 15) 6 4ic VIRGIL B. SR . REAlTOR 21o r . 1nd ~f . Phone 1·(614) · 992 · 3325 LOWER - Tht•se are the first plaoo winners In the lower three grades ol the second annual science fair of the Pomeroy Elementary ~hool. Flrst place winners received S3 cush prlz..,. From the left are Tammy Klein, Jonathan Sargent, third graders; Amber Davis, Anna Chapman, """ond; Mary Morton, Ronald Casto, serond; SW'ah Anderson, kindergarten. Alfred Calendar FRIDAY POMEROY Pomeroy Lodge 164, FAM, annual lnspecllon w UI be Friday, 7:30 p.m . wllh work In the - fellowcraft ·degree. All Mas ler Masons lnvlled. SATURDAY POMERY - Meigs County Retired Teachers Association meeting will be Saturday at the Meigs Museum, 2 p.m : Special lnvltat Jon 10 ll1osc planning to rellre wll hin nexlll ve years, and r e l lt'f'c1 trad iL' r S no t now alfi \Ia ted . I SUNDAY POMEROY - Meigs County Genealogy Society will be 2 p.m . Sunday at the Meigs Museum. Public Is Invited. Refreshment s will be servt'll. POMEROY - Unity Singers under the direction of Sue Matheny wUI present their spring concert at , the Mt. H er mon Unlled Brethren Churcl\, T exas Community, Sun· day, 7: 30p.m. MONDAY POMEROY - Winding Trall Garden Club will be Monday, 7: 30p.m . al the Alice Thompson caoln wllh Addalou Lewis hostess. Happenings Spring Craft Fest set at l<Xige JACKSON · - The· Jackson Craft Guild will have Its Spring Craft F est ai Cantrr·s· Cave Lodge, Salu rday, Ap ril :!D, and Sunday, M ay I. T ltncs' fur the show each day are 1 p.m. to 7 p.m . Canter's Cave Lodge Is located In Jackson County about six miles ·northwest of Jackson just off U.S. Rt. 35. There are nature trails throughout the area and llmlteq picnic facilities. Severallocai4-H'Ciubs will have food tor sale. For further Information con= tact~ Walburn, 28&-2519 or ~~Y Massay, 28&-5403. Social Notes Dorothy Ca laway and Florence Ann Spencer led lhe Easter Sunrise service which opened wllh congregational .singing of " How Great Thou A11 " and prayer by Rev. Thomas. Lloyd Dillinger led the Litany or Easter reading. Mrs. Bonnie Thomas sang " He Grew a Tree" with Rev. Thomas, pianist. Rev. Thomas r ead from I Cori nth!· ans 15 and ~;ave the East er Sunoise message, closing with prayer. Mrs. Calaway then read from Manhew 28 and gave the Easter .Prayer, lollowed with t~e Lord's Prayer by all . Congergatlonal singing of "He Lives ," Mrs. Spencer, planlstl and litany reading led by Lloyd Dillinger closed the program . Forty-five atlended . An Easter breaklast followed. Sunday School atten~ance was 69. The children enjoyed an egg hunt afterwards. Easter visitors Included Karen Smith and Steve Follrod, Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Eric Brooks and Erin, New Marshfield, Janice Kestner, Minersville, Kim Ewing., Pomeroy, Kathleen and Ben Jackson, Reynoldsburg, Debbie Rose, Parkersburg, W. Va. The chur ch soup supper March 26 was well attended with communIties and churches of Hemlock Grove, Belpre, Tuppers Plains, and Sha~ represented. The sum of $445.89 wsa cleared. The church extends thanks to all who assisted and attended. • APPLE GROVE - On a ~ ill sits this 1970 Card1nal 12x60 lra~ler. Good country road with mail aoo school bus rts. 2.79 acres loo IUSI .Si2~5lio RACINE AREA - 80 acres . about ~aH is llactor ~nd . House remtxl~ed. new bat~. fireplace, basemen\ and some ti11]ber. Reduced lor you About $700.00 an acre. NEAR RUTlAND - ThiS one is real~ nice. 5 yrs. old, 3 bed room s, li1eplace in family rm.. 2 car garage wit~ s~op, PROBATe COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ESTATE OF SYLVIA GAIL HERRMANN AKA GAIL HERRMANN AKA GAIL HERMAN AKA GAll HER" RMAN, DECEASED c - No. 24086 Docket 12 Page 364 NOTICE OF ' APPONTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Marc h 28 . 1983. •n the M e•gs Coun ty Probate Court. Case No 24065 Pau l1ne Tho mpson . Ruute 1. C he sh1re Oh1o 45620. was appo 1n ted b ecu lr 1:o: 01 th e estate of Svlv1a Ga1 l Herrmann aka G.:u l Her · rma nn aka Gall Her rr1an aka Gad Herrman. deceaSP.d . la te of Ro ut e 1. Che sh1re. Oh1 0 CHARLESSA YRE AN 0 SON Public Notice • · & S'd' Co RoofIn• I 1ng ... · Route I l On& 8 ottom, OH · 45743 985-4193 or 992 ·3067 U·20IIc PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF RONALD W. HARRISON. DECEASED Caeo No. 24072 . NOTICE OF . APPOINTMENt OF FIDUCIAllY On Ap ril 4 . 1963. 1n the Me1gs County Probate Cou rt All STEEL & Case No 24 072. Clyde 0 POlE BULDINGS Hamson . Rou1e 1. M1dd lepo r1. Oh1o 4 5 760 was appo1nt ed ·.Adm 1n1strator o t the estate of Ronald W Harr 1son. deceased . · late o f Rout e 1 M1dd\epon . OhiO 4 5 760 Robert E Buck Pr o bate Judg e/ Clerk (41 8 15. 22 3 tr: Sizes start from 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS i Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS ~aci~. Oh. 456 20 Robert E Buck. Judge (4) l . B. 15 . 3tc P~. 614-i43-519i · ••·•"' PULLINS· EXCAVATING Now ranting 25 one bedroom apartment units, ranting for 30 percent of your ad- -Dozers - Backhoes. -Dump Trucks -lo-Boy justed income ·under tha Department of Housing & Urban OIMIIopmant Section 8 . progra'!'- - Water . -SO.,er -Septic Systems LARGE o• SMALL JOBS PH . 992-2478 New Haven. W.Va. 4-11·1 mo ·Pil. Real Es1ate General 608£. MAIN Misc. Merchandise AUTHORIZED fACTORY SERVICE GENERAL ELECTRIC . & HOTPOINT WE ALSO WORK ON All OTHER APPLIANCES ~ ~·· · POMEROY lANDMARK 614-992·2181 OHIO BOND ISSUE MONEYWILLBE AVAilABLESHOIIILY.CAil.'' FOR APPOINTMENT AND INFORMATION ON AN'I OF OUR OVER lOll PROPERTIES. RACNE - Mtxlern looking one bedroom l"oote. Storms, oak floors, tub bath, aluminum siding and 62xl19 level k>l $14,5011 97 ACRES - Qr win di~ de. New gas W1!ll, 7 room oouse, I ~ boths, gas furnace, modern kilc~en . basemen~ barn and outbuild ings. NEW LISTING - Attractive 3 BR famoly ~orne with ovet 2 acres. Has equipped step saver kitchen, 2 baths & extra ~rge living room with WOOdburner. All public. Just outside of town. $39,000. NEW LISTING - on 'Rt. 33 toward Rock Spnngs. 1.5 acres, 3 bedrooms, lorced air fumac~ carpeting, equipped Uchen, 2 .porches & garage. . OUR SERVICES ARE WORK· lNG. lRY US AND SEtCAU 992-3176. Housing Headquarters AUTOMATIC TRANsMISSION CO. New Homes· - Extensive Remodeling. •Insurance Work •CustomPoleBid & Garaces gs . •Roolin& Work oAiuminum & Vinyl Sidin.. ,.. 1S Yeors Exper1"ence GREG ROUSH PH . 992-7583 or 992 •2282 llll·llc Zlll. NEW LISTING - Near Rutland' A remodeled 3 bedroom home with decking. Kitchen, dining and iving room. Approximat~y 5 acres. Gas heal $26,900.00. Poowoy, ~- OPEN g 111 5 lj(IN, thnJ SAT. All rr~s of Auto R-•ir, ·~ B- •• IS Tuno-Ups ole •• ' ' ' SPECIAL TRANSIIISSION FilTER AND FLUID CHAIIGE ONLY'31.95 ..,,.• , Lolt and Found ' APPLIANCE SERVICE ' RYDER TRUO< RENTAL & ONE-WAY Local and on.e-Wiy, low rates, lop lllliRtained trucks. Ri&ht sizes, nillt equipment. Hand trucks, furniture pacts, Na· tionwide Road SeNio:e. 11011· · ·ns..~nce. in& lipund 1 _,. Inc. Chester , Ohio Ph. 98>(269 Dewayne Williams llo Scottie Smith All MakeSind Modols Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop SeiVice Available Riversid(! IJW 446-9800 in& and painting, storm doors and windows. All Work Guaranteed "Free Estimates" 949-2263 992-279\ 10 ,., Call: Or CONTRACTING ji)CZ~RHOE , ._ a eSEPTIC SYSTEMS •liWESTOIIE .WATER, GAS lnd SEWER LiliES of'OIIDS. RECLAIIATIOII • •0 "" elAND CLEARING ' CONCRETE WORK IJIIID(D & Mill( GUAIMT!!II I'HOIIE Jll CLIFFORD ?20I 992 St. i8 G•Tankl. CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,Oil. Grilli & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH. 992 ·2178 liB·~< lH 985-3561 All Makes ~101 SOLIOT ATION: GRANTEE FOR NEW HEAD START GRANT ·'.. The Department of Health and Human Services an- ... ..... nounces that ·$303,523 is available to provide Head • Start Child Development Programs to 159 children in Gallia and Meigs Counties. .., Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipmen! Parts & Service MEIGS EXCAVATING •Bulldozer & Backhoe Service •Basements •Footers •· · · •Landscaping •Oriveways •Farm Ponds • PH . 742-2407 Or 742-2068 4-13·1 100. •Wa.shen •Diahweshers R•nuas •Refrioer•tors •Dryera •Freeun PARTS and SERVICE SHOE REPAIR 113 W. 2nd St . Pomeroy, OH . Open 9:00 to 6 :00 Mon.·Sat. Closed Thurs. 4·11 -t H ·t1c mfi CARPET INSTALLED WITH PAD FR STARTING AT ~12 95 PER YARD ' .INSTALLED KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT $8.99 -:• • J. . II'! ' Ask for AI. 4-13·1 mo. Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garaaes" Call for free siding estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860. No Sunday Calls l-!Hft PAINTING INC, lndustrill, Commercial, Residential, Interior and Exterior. Pointing Sondblootlng WatarblaSting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Peintlng Tuture Coating• Fully lnsulld-F"" fiiUnftl CALl 614-949·2686 1 · ~ ·2 mo MILLER ·ELECTRIC SERVICE ...'··, • FREE ESTIMATES WORK GUARAllliED PH. 742-2328 3 Fomily Moving SM. Golli · Iowa, bedepreeda. curtains, gleoewore , furniture. )eons, g.. log1, r1nge, .OI'I'MI entlquoo. Seturdoy. Al"ll 16, B-1 Coii446-B644. 5 Fomlly Yord Sole 'riday, Saturday. & Sunday . 3 milet out Rt. 564 hom AI . 7 . see oigno. STRIP ·· •· Pleaunt . 8 F•mlly Y1rd Sale Fri. Sat . Centen•rv Twonhou•. 9 lo 5. Aoln or Shlna . C•rport ••I e . '108& VW.e St .. Middleport. April 18 , 16. Good- prices, •omethin\if for evetyOne . ·coAL $3QOO Meedowbrook . PtB. Gerege Sale Sat.Addltton , 9·•· 291 . A T()~ . PH. 992-2280 ..... .........' ......... ... ········· PATIO oala, 2 family, ohlld · ren & adults clothing , tllll · w~re . misc . 29115 lpruce Street. Pt . Pleuant. Friday & Saturday. TUI'PEAWAR E. bodo · pread1. sheets&. mi•c . 2120 Monroe. Pt PleaNnt. Friday & Saturday. 9 • .m . If rain -uncefled. · FOUR family yard iolo, 123 Park Dr ., Point Ple•sent. Urge womena a. mens 3 Announcement• clothing, al•o 14-1 e a. toddlere. shoes. boen, era. · · die, toys. what-nota. wedSWIEPER •nd MWing I'M · ding gown size 13 ·1". Frichlne .repair, part•. WM1 dey & Saturday, B 1.m.-6 oupplloo. Pick up onol . delivery, Davi• ·V•cuu'" CtMner. on~ h!,IL.mll• Yp Goor,.: Creek l!d. CeM Public Sale 441-0294 . & Auction AHUCOI Eot oil VIKI W-I Burn off exce.. fat·*-'• Otucom•nn•n. Ollllnghem Drug. CASH & CARRY S4.99 For 111 your wiring need1; furnace• re- · pelr aervlca and lnatalletlon. ' Realdantial • Commercial Cell 742-3195 n----------l CXlMPLETE R.~TOR SIRV1CE Fr0111 ht S1111llt1t "liter Cort to tilt Llrltlt bditl· tor. . bditltor Specltlat IIATHAN BIGGS 35 Yr•. EIQitrl•ee SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. P-rey,Oh. Ph. 992·2174 Scho.ols Instruction Sq...,• D•nce every Satur· dov from 9 to 1AM . Country Roell Sundoy 7 to 11PM . fllot»en Picken's . East 0•win, St. Rt. 1581 . Wetkins Product• tor ..... 014-742 -206B . 11 Help Wanted The Rio Grenda Colleg• CETA Program is seeking participants for 1 cla11room aklll trtlno program for food aervice pareprotanion•ls . IThlt 11 not a quantity cooking Program .) Ohio real · dents who have been unem ployed for • minimum of seven ~7) d•y• should tale phone their toc1l Ohio Bu· reeu of Employment Servl · cea Office for mora details end to an.nge for en interview. Rto Grande Collage is •n Equ11 Opportunity Employer . · Eem extr• mon!IY selling Avon . CoU 448 -3358 . Now lnt•rviewing: local r"l est•te firm now int•· viewing Reel htate S•les- E~tperlenced babysitter w•nted in my homa part · time. one child. reference roq. Call 114-388 -9767, 1---------..-General H'euling end Trash removal SlttVice . Reliable end dependable . Cell 446 3159 between ·s and 6 . Lawn Mowing no yard to big or small. Reliable and depen dable . For estimate cell 448 -3169 between 9 and 5 . _Lemley Drilling . Water wells, shallow gas. and core drilling . Call 614 - 388 8543 , Vlnlon , Oh. caped area tot. Atop Ro•e Hill. Pom . 40 ' o. &14-985· 4267 . acres with beck yard swim· ming pool. Approx . 31f.l milet · hom Ravenawood in W.VA. ShQ.wn by tppoint· ment only. Col 304-2736165 of1er 6 p.m. THREE bedroom, full base· $14 .900 . 304-BB2 -3137, 304 · 773 -6860 . APPROXIMATELY 8 ecras. small house. out buildlnga. reasonable. call 304-895 - 3B19 . BEAUTIFUL vtew and uni· que river frontage , located in Pt . Pleasant, junction of Kanawha & Ohio riven . Three story hou se on large lot with two story rental on ajoin ing lol. Priced on in spection. 304-676-4671 . ASSUMABLE 8 1h percent loan. payment of $276 . a Want to mow lawns & do yard work . Cell 446 -7082 . Experienced typist wanting to do typing in home. more information call 446 3427. Gardena plowed with large rototiller Jb; inches det~p . Ready to plant . Reuter-614 992 -2490 . month . Three bedroom , full basement. garnge & fenced in beck yard . 304-876 3030 or 676 · 343, . 21 Business Opportunity CLE AIII USED MOBILE HOME S KESSEL 'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SA LES, 4 MI. WE ST , GA LLIPOLIS . RT· 36 . PHOIIIE 446 ·7274 . II\IOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · LISHINO CO . recommends that you do business with people you know. and NOT to send money through the mail until you ha'ole inveati · gated the offering. For sa le· 1 8c re with 1 2x60 mobil e ho m e . ltHge in ground pool and foundation for hou!e CAll 304 -696 - 4721 ' 14~t70 Bll"tView total s leet· ric , 3 bdr , S7 ,400 . 12x60 MINUtEMAN lndUstriu , liberty good con d ., S3 ,900 . 'm anufacture of the new Call 446 -0 17 6. minuteman wireles security 1 ----~~~~-­ .vsten}. ia tooking for the 1966 C he·rokeo Mob ile 23 Professional Services l - - - - - -- - - - Need part· time help to work in local bueine11 In Gallipo lis . Send ra•umelo Box 303 in c•re of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 826 Third Ave ., Golllpolle. Oh 46631 by April22 . PIANO TUNING $6 oH plu• dlscounu to senior citinna · chli'rches-schoola. Call Bill Ward Ward's t<eyboruc1 . 448 ·4372 . !===::::====== GAL LIPOLIS . Plnwnalwl 1---------- SALES :NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY to oell Avon . We' ll show you how. Good earnings! Call 614 -388 · 9046 or &14-992-3690 TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES. USED · CARS , CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 446 -7572 . J.:p.:m.========:: l.Jidy to live in with female invalid . No lifting. some hou1ehold chorn. Ca1144e OB19 . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRUCKS . C&L Bookkeeping Tax Returns 8e bookkeoping for Individuals & businessos Short forma *6 .00 long forms $20 .00 and liP co,.l Neal 446 - 386 ~ ""at a-111. . - Wanted to Oo people wKIIng to work full right people to introduce time . Excellent commi11ion thla product to the state of achedule. Send resume to WV & Ohio . Dealers & sales Box 1000 c-o Galllpolil .people wanted . Ver.y pr.of i ta · D1ily Trlbune .. Y'our resumft , ble ~. for additional infqrma · will b·e · held · in Strict tion ca'll . 304 -372 -6644 or confidence. write, C & C Distributing , Inc .. 11 0 King Heights. AN -DON Scenic Hills is EvAns, WV 2524, . currently looking for a Dirac- ! -:::~:;::;======= tor of Nuning. S1larv com- I· men1urete with eMperienca. 22 Money to Loan ucallant benefit packega 1 --~------­ evailable, including retirement, diAbllity,life & heahh HOME LOANS 12% fixod in1ur•nce. Please send re - rate. La•der Mortgage . 77 E. sume or contact Gary Brand State, Athens . Ohio , 1-614 for further Information. Rt . 592 -306, , or 1 ·800· 341 · 2 Box 262.. Bidwell, Dh 6664 in Ohio 45814 . Coll448 -7160 . AerobiCI •nd exerctee c ...... tt Recine Mon4ey . A,... 18. 8 weeka-19 .00 . Houn-10 • .m . to 11 • ·"' ·· Wanted To Buy 11 :18 to 12 :15, 12:30 to 9 Teechera- Guaranteed in 1 ;JO . Evonlng-8:30 to 7:30 . - - - - - - - - - come for •ummer . Educe· &14-949 -2722 . WANTED TO BUY Old furnl · tional ulea., Call 304-B82 · turt tnd Antique~ of ell ·2486 . AIYival meeting, Rlvervtew ~ind• . call Kenneth Swain . Bltlftlt Church , Point P•- 44&· 3169 or 256-19&7 in Work Supervisor on c on· MM. W. V1 .. Dr. fred the evenings. ' tract beai• for Meigs UHar WMII•m•. evengelltt, A,.-H Control Program . Will work 11· 17, 7:30p.m . Buying Oold . Silver, Plati - with townlhlptrusteea, gennum . pold and Silv8f prices eral relief workers. penon• 11iftto trip to CheroiiM, •r• the higha1t in two yeers. working out court fines , N.C., from Pomeroy, Allf'l check our prlcea on told &. community volunteers and 2l ond 24. no por par- . silver. •cr•p jewelry. luylng others in helping clean up 17 lnelvdlla tran•por1ation Utd Old coins. .crap rlne• &. illegal roadside durilp1 . motel, 15,000 • gomo on~ allv•rwlre . D•ily quotn M4Mgl Ceunty is an equal *10,000 cover•ll . Phowe av•ll•ble. Also coins • coin opporturHtv employer. Ap1-114-892-3377 Of 814 - supplfe• for 1ale. Spring plicltion• availlible from 992-5007. V•lley Tr•ding Co .. Spring Carl HyMII, Meigl County Volloy Plou, 448-8025 or JUvenile Court, Courthou1e, 4•&-8026 . Pomeroy. •nd are to be 4 Giveaway returned to Hysell at the We P•Y cash for l•te model Hmelocetlon·no later than 4 clean uHd cera . p .m . April 26 . ANY PERSON · who hn Fr•nchtown Car CD . Bill Gene Johnaoft EXPERIENCED dairy Farm lftYthing to give IWIY IIIMI doea not offer or te 446-0069 worker, non-drlnklr . Apply oflk eny other thing for • • by Wrltfl\1 Box C-13. in c•re m.,. plec, 1n ed In thte Pay c•ah for uHd mobile of Pt . Ple•••nt Register. Pt. cohtmn . There will M H homes or tr~vel travel trail· Pleuent~ WV 2155150 . cMfe• to the ·edv•rtl .. r. era . Pr.ter 198& •nd ~· C1ll &14-446-0178 . 2 ...1e puppieo port lriolo 12 Sltua1iono So,.., block . Ctll &14·2... NIGHT CRAWLERS I RED Wanted 5849 . WORMS hlgheot pricoo pold , Loko Jackoon loto llo 2 -plea 6 wetkt old. C.. Toclcle, Dok HilL Col 114Have care for elderly and &14-245-91&2. ' 682-7448 . inv•llda In my home. Re110· ....... . typo doQ. Coli ...... L llo L Scrop Metolo. Now neblo. 614·992·0022 . 2144. buying •lum. c•n• a tl .. l . Non fanout met.. Top I will do b1bysit1lng in my To - d home 1 yr. old clog ptiCII pold. Col1441-7300. hOme In ,..ameroy . Call 814 · 992 - 3209 •nd leave pert Terrier, W!Klld molot 110041 wetah dog, Coli 1f11f Wonted eotobllohed bee measage. SPM, 441 -?eOf. hlvn ond ony -k-Ing oqulpmont. Coli _ , I . Riverview Nursing C1re Home . New open for embuF- to good form'- 446-1204or44&-1417. lltory patlenti. 24 hour Rltl.,.rod lour month e111 f - . , _ ,, Coli 4... IEDI-11'\0N , BRAU, old car•. Aoom. bo1rd • 7103. 1\lmlture. eoid. oliver dol· loundry. 304-773-5B82 . ler•. wood Ice box•. atone 1 - ' - • · 4 m81•2 lwftolt. lero. entlqueo, et~ .. Com· lnaurance M - 1o trloto - r photo houoeholdo. Writo: 13 fo- to Clermen 1111.......... M.D. MINer, At. 4. "--rov. end rild. t14-H2- I..:.Oh_._o_r_a_a_2>_7_7_•_o_.- - BANDY AND .BEAVER In· MM . Gold, ollvor, lterllnt, le · 1ur•nca Co. h11 offered 3 -pleo. beoglel , .., welry. ringo, old oolno & Nrvtcet fDr fire lntur•ncl Dooillound . 1 , - · olol. currenoy. Ed a ..llett lerber coverage in 01111• County 014-111'~3167. Shop, Mlddlepoi't. · 112· for 1lmoet • century . Ferm, • 3471. home encl ,.rsonel property Doe. obout I montho elll. 1;;:;;;,~~;;;:1,;;;;;;;;;;;;; cover.... 111 IYIIIIble te peft Codoer Wontild to buy. ln..- • t melt lndlviduol neodo .. Con· wltll ohHdten, 30.4 -171· property .. Coli 11'4·192· toe! E - e Holley, eg-. Phone 381·1110. · 7tH. &IU. · · "'* 6 rooms . Double ment, 76'1 120 lot, Clifton, city water, gu heat . Need Country· Western fld · die & be .. player and female vocalist plays s1rlng lnatru· 'l'&nl . Coli 304 -676 -7967 after e. Auction every Tuuday night. Community l!llfttding. Hendenon, Con•igners wei · come. Auct . Lonnie Ne.l. 1_c_ol_o_o_1_4_-3_6_7_·_7_1_o_1_._. __ I· Auction every Fri. n~ht 1t the Hanford Communtty Center. Truckloads ot new meichandise every wNk . Con1igmen1s of n.w and used merchandise Mweya welcome . Richerd R•ynolds Auctioneer . 27&-3088 . ~ovely , gerege, b•utHully lendt- her For !========== be1ide 1tockverd . lab'( polls City llmltt, oo , pil· hill clothes. walker. awing •"•I"Pt ' J BEST & lAST BID WANTED old pisnoa. P1ying •20.00 end 140.00 ooch. Yard Sale Also Tran1miuion PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 1· 1Hlc GHEEN'S • '1 ;• Mlddleporl, Ohio l·l ·tlt '' - ' · ' ~ 992-2196 7 AUTO & RUCK REPAIR T LAST BID ·- '•' P'AT "Hill'FORD Nice hOfiMI and 5 to 20 ocroo Middleport- Cheshlre area. Eeay ecceu. woods prefer· rebley. Mid priced *20 to •40 Thouoond. 992-0177 . P•tlo Sale anything te every· tiling clothel to olzo18 . 9 to 6 . Thur•day & Frid•y. out Rt. 1 60 in Evergl'fHH't . look for b1loonsl MINE RUN nodietorw end bee· t . COfW, We c:ao :eiiO ec:id boil lind rod Out I'll· dleton. We lAo repair Lost-In m•lt dogChiuhire with black. Md , ., ten, fe t1ttooa in both ..,., AEWARD 1 814-44&-t780 or 614 -446-1462, cq-. Firtt floOf' only, write giving Yord Sole 9AM·&PM . Thuro . directtone. Winen Piano•. &Fn . 14th&15th.Homoof Box 188 . Sardis. OH Morlon ond Foyo Wllllomo- 43940 . Phone 814-4B3· Folrfield ocru. Hoover 1606. ewoopor olmolt new. Cerou· 111 35 M M olido projec1or ..Sunk bedl. complete. •lao ond ocreen . clothing. Nlmer· dr~~saer ' with · mirror, 304ouo other item:. Rein &711-6B51. concolo . Rt . 124, Pomeroy, OH. CON "CUT OU·T FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 16 7200. J&F We cen repair end , . FREE mD All types of roof work. new or repair, gutters and downsPouts. guHer clean- REALTORS Henoy l Cleland. Jr .. GRl .... ......... ........... .. ....... 992-6191 Jean Trussoll ........ ........... .................... ......... . 949-2660 Dottie Turner .... .... ........... ............ ..... ............. 992·5692 Jo Hill ................... .. ... ............ ................ 985-3335 Office ........ ................................................... 992-2259 [SeatS] '~ ROOFING · MIDDUPORJ - N1ce home srte. Appro11matley 4.6 acres, wit~ water and electricity available. $6,000.00. RADIATOR SERVIcE Get all the Estimates you want then call us. We'll be your H. L. Writesel RENTAL INVESTMENT - RaCine - Pnce reduced on l~is rental wit~ three 2 bedroom units. Gross rent $450 mont~ly. Mostly furnished . Reduced to $35,000.00. 3 18 1 U.S. AT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO H8t • :"' 31 Homes for Sale - - - - - - -lc4 bedroom brick ranch . 8'12 01gan le110n1 wented . Call eVeninga after 8 . 814-992- Roger Hysell GARAGE . ~~ Roofing & Siding New Lima Rd .. Rutland , Oh. PH . 742-2225 j ~ ••••• V SAlES & SERVICE The Taxidenny Shop NEW LISTING - Great Bend Area - Rt 338 - Close lo new bridge. Beautrrul V<!W of nver. 1.34 acres ·at noce laying land directly across from Kaiser. 2·3 bedrooms, sun room, lruit free~ IWO we ll ~ garden space. $22,500.00. Agrant application kit may be obtained by writing: r· German S. White · Regional Program Director Administration for Children, Youth and Families Office of Human Development Servites' 300 South Wacker Drive - 13th Floor Chicago, Illinois·60606 The deadline for receipt of applications is June 15, 1983. An original and five (5) copies of your appliCation are to be sent to: William F. Edgell, Supervisory Financial Operations Specialist Office of Fi~l Operations Office of Human Development services 300 South Wacker Drive, 15th flloor Chicqo, Illinois 60606 •In ,-'., HAVE YOUR TROPHY MOUNTED 5 To 6 Week Service On All Fish. For More Information Call sun deck and one nK:e acre. POMEROY Remodeled older home wil~ 3 bedrooms, can.etin& pat1o, pore~ and garden . May sell on time . What have you down or trade. ROUSH CONSTRUCTION BOGGS . FISHERMEN! POMEROY, OHIO PH.992-2259 rance . Call Carroll Snowdon, 44&-4290. " FENONG PROVIDIS PIIIVACY PLUS PIIOTECTION FOR CHI.IIIEN & PETS " Call 843-54 25 AND \'Qur hospitlll-hetfth insu- CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION . ~ISears l -Gas Lines Phone 882-2131 NEED A LOT lor trailer or oouse> 1.46 acre, nice lol wrth LCOJ water and electric available. Would you bel1eve an ask1ng pnce of $1,001llor t~~ lirstlotl Call lor more details. 54 "'""" FREE ESTIMATES lnauranc:e A·re you peylng to much for · eoo lb. ~ot1or.r - .. 1n Mercerville er~ . Cell 81 4· 211& -11190 or &14 · 2&8 · 9330. c.O~r, .. • 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodelin& 20 Years .hperience In Home Area EXTIMATES 'Chain Link Fence 'Carpeting 'Paintinc -Trencher .":;:'= SIDING 'Sidin& 'Roofin& 8 ;=========~t=====~~~~~·~'~"'~t=~G~a~ll~ip~o~li~s~,O~h~i~O~l~I0~2~m~,~~~======="'='·="'~ ,. RIVER BEND APARTMENTS HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY 1i) or 87&-3431. ~,·~ltc~ ~~~~=~~===~fr~~~======~;::::;~~~=~~f~==~~-~~=~,. S&w T NEW LISTING - MIDDLEPOIIT - McEI~anney H1l - Country livin~ 4 year old In -level ~ome on approximaley 5 acres. 3-4 bedrooms, den, 24x 12 livong room, lamily room, 3 baths, central vaccuum, utility room. 2,400 sq. feel olliving space plus 2 car garage, llxi5 work room, lull basement lil'A% bond issue money will buy l~is home. $56,000.00. NEW LISTING - 7 room Ira me ~ome 1n Pomeroy, out ol alllloods. 21ots, 3 bed room~ all utiliti e~ tub bath , carport and small garden . for a qu•ck sale $8.500. POMEROY - This 2 bedroom home ~ 1n good condrtion. Has lull basemen~ n1ce k1tc~en, gas fA lurnace. I \\ bal~s and large lot. Public Notica ... ., .....e. 304-171-3030 11 ~§~P~o~m~e~ro~y~,~O~h~io~ ~.,.~,~,~~=~~~~~,~·~·2·~-~'~"'~·U~=~;~P~H~.~~~~~~~~~~~4~·1~5~·l~m~o~.M ~ PHONE 992-2156 Or Wrilt Sentinel O.,t. Otilly SUPERIOR VINYL •dd • and Nmadoling • -. . and -Couuele -to..... l'lunoloil,. and eleclolqolwoot. (Freo hlimuteo) ' 13 e Smell -utHul ,.......... • FOR All R YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS EUGENE LONG CARPENTER SERVICE LAFF-A-DAY Horse Shoeing . Call 446 9669 . H ome, 1 2.~~:47 , goOd ·Cond .. $3 ,500 . Call 446 -0706 . 1982 Schultz " limited Edi · tion "·. 1970 2 bdrm ., n\icm- wav e, dishw~tshef , stereo, MospnitA siding . PricAd to sell. French City Brollaring Service . 446 -9340 . 1978 Schultz 14~~:70 2 bdrm .. 2 bAths. centml air, good co nd ., on mnlul lot , no lH Goodyear Plnnt . aasu mahl fl loan . French City Brokerlng Sendng. 446 9340 . M obilo home · wilh built on addition & shin gl6 root 3 bdr . & 2 bath. woodburmn , rural water system . Bir co nd .. approx . 1 aero rnore or leu in Ky(Jflr Craek School system . Calf eva ' s after 6 . 446 -6297 . --- Pri ced to u ll 1974 Kirk · wood 12~~:60 . goo d con d. , $6 ,900 . Call 614 -379 2617 . 2 lots & 11 mobilo home 12~~:60 , 2 bedroom , with rural watur. g:t.s hont Has !Orne l urn 1turn , pri ce $12 ,500 . Of 4 lots & mobile $14 ,800 . ~all 446 -1240. $2 ,950 . up usod mobile ho mes for sale 2 bedroo m , Bookkeeping &: Tax Service farm , smell bUsiness . pro · fessionel and individu11ls . Tom Mon. 614 -446 -0698 . c omplo t ttl v furnished Reody to move in . Brown' ! Tr11iler Pflrk. Minersville. Oh Your piano -have somo mi · 12~e65 feage o n it 7 Time to . tune up -lan Daniels, Rutland , 742 ·2961 ' 31 Homes for Sale By owner. 3 bedroom in Rio Grande. Oh . 614 -245 · 5274 or 614 · 246 · 961 1 tor appointmen t . Reasonably pri t;l8 d. 3 bdr. home in Addis on small lot . nfiWiy remodeled . Mw electric plumbing. etc . Furnanca & woodburner , fully intulat'ed, e~ec . cond .. Mid 120'a. Cell 814 -592 · 4369 . In Middleport. newly remodeled home with firepla ce. pouib!e woodbumer, close to scho-ol1 end shopping. Call814 - 992 - ~941 . Racine, 3 acrB mini farm , remodltled, 3 -4 bdr .. 2 story elum. tided home . City water, gas. sewer. base· ment & 2 car garage . Acroos from Southern HS . Call 814 -379 -2424 or 614 949 -2854 . ·av Owner 8 rm . house with bath end 8 ecraa of ground . " 'h mi . out of Gallipolis . Owner lnvin\)lfel mult 1811 qulcklov. '24 . 000 . Coli 446 -760 ... For 111e by owner -4 bed· room, 1 'h story aluminum •kllng hou11. 2V• IICreslevel ground. Llirg• kitchen , din · lng room, rorted air h&lt. Sep••te lar~ gar~ge . 2 mile• from ~ Southern High School. Shown by appoint · rft•nt only. •23.600 . 814 · 949 · 2023 or 814 -949 2777. --------lc- 3 bedroom houae. % .tone front witt- v•Uow vinyl aid· lng. 1 mile from Aeedevllle. 1 ..... :round. .10,000 c•ah or 115,000 l~d cotract with n.ooo. down & bolonot It •1&0. month ot 10 · pc1. lntereet. 814-423· . &9 &7 onytline. 614 -992 ·3324 w1th Vindalo mobil e home 6 ft . Axpnndo living room . wood burner . Situ · oted o n 2 plus acre Including remodeled 1 room !Choo l building & l!l tOrllge •hed . Nice gnrdun 1pot. Some sma ll fru it trees 614 -992 · 7164 Allor 6 or 614 -992 6036 US EO MOBILE HOM E. 676 -27 11 10x66 CASTLE mobile home . Partly furnished . 2 b6drooma. 83300 . 304 773 -6063 1979 Mobile homEi. Y1 ac re with c hllinllnk l ence . County Wllter , call after 5 pm , 304 - 576 · 2792 . $16 .600 33 Farms for Sale --~~~----- lc - 175 ACrttll , good timber and water . No dwelling . Numer· ous building si tes. 3 1h miles hom Ravenswo od . Call 304 -273 -6165 after 5 p.m 35 Lots & Acreage 6 -20 Acros w oods . ovAr · looking Oh 10 River, city schools . 446 -3664 or 1 61 3 • 423 - B92B . Ownar / Agan1 . 36 acrtJS at Rod ney on W.T. Watson Rd . Owner financ ing a,vailable. Call446 -8221 eft~tr 6 weekdl'lys. 1 •cre'lot 6 mi. from Holzer hospital . Just oft Rt . 180 out Floyd -Clark Ad . 700 r1 . Call 446-0390 . Lou for sale located 6 minutes from Holzer Hospital. Approved Subdiv!•kJn. Coll446 ·2314 altar 4 :30 . lot In Bradbury. vefy good location whh trailer hook - · up. All utllltill, septic tank. Coli 814 -992 -2802. 1 acre on MldcUeport aide Of Flood roed . Beautiful view end location . 814 -9 92 · 6238 . ' �1983 Ohio 36 Lou & Acreage 109 ACRES . ....,.. o< 1.... locoted· Trlbble Rood. I Mil• bock of Aollucldo. 304· 87&· 18_3 8. l'"r•"~ well driHing rtg. Coli 4-388· B&43. uo.ooo. 36 RBIII Estate Wanted Buying hou .., fencopolll d;ood herd· cuttomm1de plonod. Fumhure. Open 9 til 6 Sundoy, 814· and apatl· inente. N"d proPertiM whh flvor.tJ .. price and terms. Box 1109 Gallpollo, Oh. 4&831 . 41 K r-IT_'N_·_c_AR __ LY_LE __ ~------------~~~~-wr-~~~~7.~'A~u~~;Ai;~--- 77 68 Peta for Antique Oak Roproductlon fUrniture, full line in etock. 1110 Antlquee. P1ul Conkel• Antlqueo. Tuppero Plolno. Houses for Rent Condorrtinlum 2 bdr.. 2 bathl , completely iurnished, ocaan front , dally maid aervlce. 24 hr. security guard, h11 2 pools 8e terlnis courta. · The Myrtle BeJch Rooort. Myrtle Beech, sc. eve. Coil doyo 814 · 446·3428 614-367-0480 . or 4 bdr. home in Chnhlro, goo hoot, t195 mo . Coil men Agency, 446-3843 . WI••· For ule-Night crawten and minnowa. Bettya Carry Out 3'h mi . South of Middleport on Rt .. 7 . Open 7 doyo o week. 814-992-2969. L.A.HAVOTrfV, - ~ft. HeW""'"" Red worms. 13.00 lb. Of will Mil entire ranch 1600. 614· 949-2779 . ~~;~=~~~~~T~~~~~~~~~{E~~t:~i[]~ 7 formel dre,.e"a . Sires 44 Apartment for Rent 3· 12. All coloro. Priceo-81 o. 61 Ho usehold Goods and t20 . 814-949· 2678 . DRAOONWYND CATTERY • KENNEL. AKC Chow pup· pleo, CFA Hlmohovon, Por· lion and Slameoo klttono. Coil 448 -3844 oftor 4PM. Youno l'llbbit a4.60 ••· or 14.00 for mort then one. Coll446 -6322 . Siomeoo klttono. Cell 6 14· 38B· B263. Tenne.... walking mare. Coil814-388-8738 . Rogloterod Bluo Tic Coon hounda. 3 yeer ·old mete. 1 "h yr. old mete & fem1M. 614 · 9B6 · 3666 or 814· 986-4328 . Furnlohed opt . U28 . udll · •eo pd .. 1 bdr.,.dulto. Coil 448 -4416 oftlf 7PM . 1 bedroom epertment for ront . Col 448·0390. smell turnllhod houoo In city, odulto only. Coli 448· 0338 . .Furn. upettlrt, 3 rooma & bath. welher·dryer. ol•n. no polo. rwt. req. CoM 446· ·1119. n- N..rly 1 -O!Im unfurn. apertm•nt With otow 6 refrtg .. n. . HMC t1.. mo., Wltlf Included. Coli 441-3117. 1--- - ----- SEEM MERELY A Si'-AUOGE ' ON THE GLASS. '' .• WE EIC.PECT HE 01'-JLV WA N T~ TO •• THAT'S W HV l 8fl0UIS ~T ""'"'~ T.ALK, M<.K! e . &UT W\V ME-IJ WILL Sf: READV 11'\1 CASE" OF VIOLEh.ICf. EA ~V. MAN• ALONG INIT H ME,MR.PRESI£)ENT. pupplea. 160, 304-676· 1822 . l!:::::::::::::::::::::r::::::::::·:M:..::::::::~ AKC ' Doberman 63 Musical Instruments uoo. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Olive St .. Gelllpolle. King coal It wood heattrl with ton t459. lit box aprlng • mottNII' 1100, firm t120, .Ofa· IOVeHet & ch1lr *189, love 111t1 •10. now Cotll• wood heetere 11 low 11 t319 with blow••· uoed coal • woOd h11ter1. new Remington 11 00 lhotgun. 3 dlnet 1111 II 00 • up. lnoh mognum, 30 Inch ,.,. refrlgtretora, rengH, bunk choke barren. vent rib. Cell bedo complete '199, 814-388· 8158 . · kiN mottreooeo 140, cheot•. l-:::-: - --":-- - - - dreuero. TV'o. Coli 448 · Good u•d Soero rofrlg. with 3159. leo muor, 1130. Coli 448· t478. GOOD USED APPUANCES . wtohero, dryooro. rwlrlgora• 2 utility trallon, one wooclon tore, ranelo. B~oego A:r.· wltil rMtal frame ilal, plloncoo, Upper lliwr II .• u -hllul type o1 metal ilalal . .booldo ltone Creot Motel• CoN 114·3711· 2123 or 114441-7398. 37.. 2114. IMAGES, T!-iEY ' D 1963 Yollowotone oell con· tolnod trollor. 16 11 .. good cond .. oeklne 81 , 100. Coli 81f· 3B7·0832. 1- 2 bdr. apw1ment perk front view. pert iurn ., weter Pll,d, t175 nio .. Coll446·3919or 448 ·0021 ' ... & Campers ..... -_. ....... - .... ..... .. Sf:»rlng Specie I Ll'wn mowwr a. rototiUer tune . up. oil chenge, new apark plug. adjuet or replace breeker pointe. oervlco olr cleoner, sh1rpen mower blede, ui· tey check *13 .95 pluuax . F'" pick • dollvory In Oolllpollo· Euroke oreo. Net· 10n & Bona Service Center. Eureico, Oh. Coil 814· 256· 1543. The Daily Sentinel PCig 1 9 HIT TI40SE Camping Equipment 79 Molars Homes • Llv•••vvk 61 Hou1ehold 9ood• Middle~. Ohio For ule-19 ft. TNVelmelttr t r avel treiler. 114 -742· 2!132 ol1er &.p.m. 1- -- ------ - FirR floor furlnthed apt, utllltift pakl, depoalt & .. a•• required . Adultl', no pete. Coli ot 831 Fourth Ave .. Oolllpollo. Pameroy a N OB..JE.CT IS ~ACED ON A REVOL.VIN6 ~T.A.GEi:t WHIL-Ei A MOVIE CAMElliA R G:COQ.05 VIEWS FFi:.OM ALL. S I DES .'1 19ill Torry Travel Traitor. 215 ' 2 door refridg., e.c .• tu~ with ohow• . Codar ci-t. Very cloon, .304-882·3&08. 1----.:._..:_____ 62 Wanted to Buy HILLCREST KENNEL . Boarding all b;eedo. AKC Reg. Doberman• pupa afd Dobftrman Stud Ser.tice. Coll446·7796. 1 ~ L.. I ~HT 78 o•• 3 rm. and 4 rm . unfum"llhld apertmentl. Utflltles paid, no petl, no children. Call 448-3437 . . 4441· 484il." LAYNE' S FURNITURE Topperforplck-up. 8ft . bod. Sofa. chair. rocker. otto- Also RCA color T.v. and 2 bdr. house In city full Furn . efflency apt. in Rio man. 3 tables. (extra heavy khchen cabinet. 814-992· Grande, all utilltlea paid, by Frontier), 1686. Sof1, 7730 a~r 4 p.m . b. .ement. carpeted a. chair and loveaeit. 8276 . 1- - -....:._...;._____ fumence, adults, no pets. 8160 mo. Call 446-0167 . K Electric Guiter, 1100.00 Coli 446-09118 . Sofoo end choiro priced from REPOSSESSEO Sign I No- Coil 304 ·676· 6123 . Furnlahed amall effiency 1 t2B8 . to $B86:'Tobloo. •46 thing downl Taka ovor pay2 bdr. houae , stove II professional type gandeman and up to 1125 . Hide·• · menu 168 .00 monthly . refrigerator, c erpeted. un· l only . Call 448-0338 . bede, $440 . 1nd up to 4'x8' flaahlng errow sign . 69 For Sale or Trade fum ished . Good location .~-:.__ _ _ _ __ _ _ *526 ., Recliners, *176 . to New bulbi, letters. Hale Call 448 ·3949 . Furni ahed 3 rm. apartment tl&O .. Lampo from 128. to Signo. Cill FREE 1 ·800· , with private bath. at 846 876. 8 pc . dlnetteo from 826-7446. anytime. 1976 Buick Electro 2 dr., 2 bedroom houl8. Large 1 Second Ave.. Galllpolla . $99 ., to •436 . 7 pc .. 8189. PS, PB , AC, AM-FM otero living room. kitcheri & bath . Ref. prefered . Call 448 - and up. Wood teble with ai x QUEEN size bed with head · t1,860 or trade for cattle. Chal " .426 · to .74•'"'· De • k board, 1 dreaer with llrge iarm equipment of equel · Furniahed . Overlo o king 2215 . Ohio Rlvor. Aduho ooly. f---------:--:: $110 up"' f226 . Hutchea. mirror, 2 night lt!lndo, like volue. Coli 448·4637 . Brown's Trailer . Park . 614· Garage apt. furniehed. 1 1660. ond up, moploorplne new, cell 304-678-62n 992· 3324 . bdr.. 1226. utllltleo peld, ilnlah BUnk bed plat · com and• __ 1fter p.m, 1-980 Elotondard Camino, trantmio· low mi294% Neil Ave .. Oallipotla. with mattre11e1. 1260. _ 6...:________ looge, t 2 bedroom house, com· Coli 446-4416 after 7PM . .396 B b up o · • Y bed •· American F1rm & Ranch lion. air. 28,000 miles. 81 10. Mattreaa.. or bo11: Steel Buildings_. Commer~ 16600. or trade for 1tanderd pletely redecorated, car· peted, atorm windows end 1 bdr. turn . 8 moa. leaN, tpringe , full or twin. *68 .. cial & Farm 40 'xSO'x16 ' sire pickup with air and dooro. Coil 614· 992 ·3090. t60 dep., utNitleo peld, no firm, 868 . and t78 . Queen veniCII wall {12LL· 20wl), eutomatic tr1nami11lon. children. no peta. *176 mo . Mtl, $196 . 4 dr . chests, color roof and walle. one ~one 304-676 -3962 . Houae for rent, 604 E. Main Coli 448-3867 otter 5. 142 . 6 dr. ches1a. 154. Bed 20'•14' double slide door, St., Pomero y. .Oh. Pleaae frame•. *20.and *26 ., 10 one walk-in door. four wal· coll 814 -992 -6144 ba · 2 bdr. aemi turn .. upstalra gun · Gun cablnett, t3&0 .• litea , delivery price ' tween 10 a .m . & 8 p.m .· opt .. In Middleport . 8160 dinette choiro •20 . and 126.. 18.B72.00 . R . D . PAR · per mo .. plus utllitiel and Gaa or electric range•. 1325 SONS , 119 w. Va . Ava. Country Home, Snowville deposit . Call448· 1788. up to 1376. B1by ma· Ripley. wv 26271 . .(304) aree, ~eiga schools. 4 bed· tretaea. 126 &. 835, bed 372· 8991 . · 61 Farm Equipment rooma, living. dining , kit· Twobadroom apartment Rt . frames 820. •21. & *30, chen & bath. Wood heat, gas 218 at Mercerville . Quiet king frame *80. Good aelec· Roll top delk with chair. backup, aprlng wattr . area. nice lawn, 8226 per "tlon of bedroom sultea, •' 20; 2 large stereo apeak· Bush hog · in good shape" Gtrden. apace, large barn, mo. unfurnilhed . Call 448 ·. cedar chests, -rocken, metal er,, · l .lOi Ca'l 304·875· t326 &. older modellnterna· chic ken hou1e, refefenCes 1161 days, 814 -387-72'18 · cabinet•. sWivel tocken: tlonal · tractor (neildt work, 2046 for appointment . •1 . 200 . Cell 446 · 0855 required, depoait. Phone 1:af_t::• _r :8_P_M_·-----~ Uaed Furniture ~~ bookca1e, 814 -898-BB63 . 1· ringea, chaira. end tablea. V8get1ble plantl &. potatoe• doyo & 446·4267 even. Apt . for ""-' · Half double-2 w11hera. 4rvera . refrigere· for ule. Garno Green .. Houae fo:r rtfnt. 302 t61h , bd .room Apt .... Aduhl . pr8". tOri and . rv···· 3 mile) out- ·hO I.fae, l:etaFt, WV : Bbx 62: Earmell Cut)· like ' new en· Street. 2 bedi'Ooma. good ferred . No pets . 814-992· Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 304-896-3400 . gine, jui t rebuilt With culti· condition, 304-876-6323 . 2749 . Bpm , Mon . thru Fri ., 9am to vatofl, all axe . cond ., 6pm , Sat. Vegetable plants & potatoel t1 .850. Cell al1er 6. 614· Three bedrooms. un fur - 1 bed room Apt. $196 . mo. 446-0322 ·for · ole . Gernea Green· 379-288B. niahed house. 3311 Franklin including utilities. Equal 1- - -- - - - - - - - houae, Letart, WV Box 62 . Ave.. Point Pleaaant, 304- houolng opporturllty. Con- COUNTY APPLIANCES , 304-896· 3400 . New 2 row Ford corn tact Villege Manor Apt~ . INC . Good uaed appliances, 675· 1687. planter. Cell 614 -379· 614·992· 7787 . wa1her. dryere, refrig., TV Boy acout uniform, alze 12. 2468 . Jets. 827V. Jrd. Ave .. Geiii- 304-676-2342. 42 Mobile Homes Effloney apertment In Mid · polio . Coll448· 1899. Farmall cub eingle row com dleport. 992-6434. 992 · for Rent EARLY American Herculon & bean planter. Complete 5914, 304-8B2· 2686 . New HouHhold Fumhure: oofo • choir, 160.00, 304· with fenllizer anachment, tome appllencee, one lump 578-2797 . $160. Call614·693-6536 . 3 end 4 room furnished apts. sum •1200. cheap. Inquire 2 bedroomt, air cond ., fur· 814-992 -6434 ·or 814 BALDWIN lnterluce organ. 8 HP Gravely tractor with nlshed end unfurnished, 992 -6914 or 304 -882 · Apt. 86B, Jacklon Estates. with rhythms , ca11ette electric: start with rotary beautiful Riverview In Ke· 2666 . Sewing machine brand new player, le~rnlng tepea, wOng plow & cultiVator, 32 ln. neuga . Foner ' s Mobile orginel price *340 liking th ..ta. Barbie c1mper. pool mower: duel tire• Sa chain a 8t Homoo. Coll448-1602. Apartments . 304 -676· *1215, porteble washer & and Vette. 2. 30 gallon gas wagon, 13.000 flrmt . Call 6548 . dryer 1 yr. old exc. cond . hot water tanka. 1 new, 1 446-1670. 1 bdr . furn . apt ., 8 mo . laese $160 ea. No checkl. Cell used. 1 natural gas floor required pfua 850 dep ., APARTMENTS. mobile 814-38B ·B1(13 . M.F. 1086 with cab end rurnoco. 304·676 · 3099 . •171 per mo., no children , homea. houaea . Pt. Pleasant duolo. 28B3 houro. 18.4 -36 no poll. Coll446-3667 otter and Ganipolla. 614-446· Whirlpool auto washer reel s·x7' Fi8REGLASS gorego tlrea. New ldu com picker 6. 8221 ' nice guaranteed *1215 . GE door. 2 veers old , like new , super aheller pull type. 2 ·30 ln . rowe . . 6 kill brothere 1974 Trailer neer Tycoon UNFURNISHED eponmont refrigerator White 18 cu.ft . coil 304-676 ·5396. like new 1160. call 448 · grtvlty bedt with wagona. Lake, 2 bdr. ell electric. for rent , 2 bedroom . 8181 . PROM DRESSES. olzeo 5 - John Bean meter flow pump 1150. dop. required . Call •21 0 .00 Cell Automotive 1 3. Practically newl Priced model 600 . Elliaon rolling 814· 3BB·9763 . Supply, 8 · 6 . 304-675 · to ooil . 304·876 -4574 or cultivator, 6 row. 2 flit 64 Misc. Merchandise wegon beda, sire 7JJ1 8 . 2 bdr. unfurn .. oil oloctric, 2 _2 _18_·_6_7_6_-_8_7_8 _3 _·_ __ 676·66BB . Andrew Croll, Racine. 814· *200 mo. plua dep ., located ONE bedroom apartments in Crown City, Oh . Call tor the elderly. All udlltlea 1 c offee table FOUR month old living room 247-2852 . 814 -268· 8302 or 888 · paid. Tenant• pey 30 per· 4711JK19Yut16 'h ln. and 1 1ulte. take over paymenu. Hor1e corn planter 3 pt. 304-773· 9147 . 7911 . cent of their adjuatad In· end teble 26x 18 'hx20 1h hitch. John Deere 5 mowing In this HUD aubsldized with light walnut flniah *30. WINDOW only, 62x61 1!t, machine. 32 · 10 gal. milk Camper Trailer loh for come epertMent building . Twin 32x63· 174 pieces brown 1ummer, aeclud~ wooded Rivert Tower, phone ~04 · underpinning for e mobile four teir window, 304·875· ..... 614 -992 -6793. aree . Overloo.king Ohio 676 -8879 . Equol opportun· home UMd juet 1 year came 6633, 675-3994 . Mkhanical tobacco trans· river. Vic Brown. Minen· lty houalng. ,. off a 14x70 mobiht home. LONG pink formal, size 9 . planter. Planted 1h acre gave ville. Oh . Coli 1114·992· long pieces measure 32 ", Coi1304-676 -2381 or 304 - t600 will oell tor 3324 . NICE. 2 bedroom duplex short pieces 21" and 10 675-7311 Alto. Belaaw planer 12" . - - - - - - ·k:- apartment, unfurnished , inches acro11. enterlock In a brand new still in carton. 2 bedroom I 6n Recine. 8 14· pho..,, 304 -676 -4824 oltor metel frame , wood grain 3ti7 ·028B. TE_N apeed bike. excellent Tung· groove attachment•. 6 p.m . flnloh . Call oftor &PM, 446 · condition, telephone 304· 1760. Firm on all. Sn at 3065 . uwmlll north of Recine. TWO bedroom trailer, kit· 676-2810 otter 4 ,00 p .m. EFFICIENCY apartment. 1 1- - - - -- - - - 4769mlll nort8 Carmel Rd .. chen iurniahed, couple• aduft, utiiiUes paid, privata. Firewood split & cut to only. t180 .00 mOnth, refer· 304-676-2083 . lawn mower, 8 At. 1, Racine. Oh . lenght . Pick or delivered . We SIMPLICITY onceo. 304-676 -1076. HP. 304-676 -113B. honor HEAP Vouchers. C1ll NEW 8e Uaed Harveetore 814-256-8246 . Structures. Automated 11TWO bedroom tr1llar, remo· 23 Inch Admiral Solar Color deled. 1om• utllltiet paid. 46 Furnished Rooms 1- - - - - - - - - televialon, *160 ., floor \lettoek feeding -computer 15 prom dreaMS alre1 7-13. feeders . Call collect 61•· Coli Mr. Rhoodeo ot 304· new. Wor n only once. model 304-876 -7843 . like For rent Sleeping Roome 686· 2280. John L. Botto. 876 -8080. 8 -B p.m . and· light houM keeping Call 448-9789 or 448 · 3694. Koola 64" forage blower. TWO bedroom fumlthed rgoma. Park Central Hotel . Coli 448-0766 . 1- - - - - - - - - 66 Building Supplies John· Deere 13 hoe grain mo~lle home . t180 .00 For ..Ia metal culvert 8 inch drill. 3 point hitch 200 gol . month, dapoth required. thru 60 Inch In atock. State Furnlahed apt ~ aduttl. No spr~~yer with 8 row boom . 304-876 -730B. Building meteriala approved 16 gauge 12 Inch Peto. 304 ·876 · 1463 Tim Rock Farm. 304-676 · t6 .36 par 11 .. 24 Inch block, brick. aewer pipet, 4308 . windows , llntela , etc. Furnished apt . edultl. No t1 0 .1 0 par ft . 38 inch 44 Apartment I HLI50 per ft . Alto pllatic Claude Wintere, Rio Grande, Peto. 304-676 -1463. SEVEN ft . mower with 3& for Rent culvert In stock. 6 Inch thru 0 . Coil 614· 245-5121 , Ferguton, hydraulic control, 1Binch. &Inch •1 .80perft .. good coodltlo~ 304-882BUILO YOUR OWN HOME 46 Space for Rent · 12 Inch 13.110 per 11. Ron & room• end beth. *2 .996 . 3104. ' 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apan· E'tlena Enterprlaea , 4 mi. mente 1200 per mo . or If South of Jackson on ST. AT. SH •our modele, 1 •814· 4 foot drag type bush hog, income 11 110,000 or le11 COUNTRY MOBILE Homo _9_3_·_6 _1_4 ._2_8_8 _·5_9_3_0_·_ _ 888-7311' exceUent condition, 304· HUD available. A·One RMI 875-6930 or tl78 ·3346 . Eet:llel, Cervi Veeger, Real· Park, Route 33, Nonh of Cedar wardrobe. antique Pomeroy. Lerge Iota . trunk, 3 tilr glaaa table & 66 Pets for Sale tor. CIN 304-878· 6104 or 992 · 7479 . concrete picnic table with 878· 5381 or 878 -7768. OFFICE opocoovoiloblo. ~;GShoo . Coli 1114-268 · remodel for right teo1n11". I ___________ Soddlobrook Inn. Pl . Plea· Ntw • Uaed Troy Built oant. 304-675-6278 . Tillers . Swl1hert lmple· ment, St. At. 7. North of Oolllpollo. Coli 446·0476 . Advent wide · acreen TV, ex . cond. Coli 448· 4303. . Jeep Qutflt wlioolo. lf!glno. - o. radiator. eto:. C.H Rog. mole Poodle, 9 moo. old. Coil 614·241·9498 . 67 1----------- rn:iy, April 15, 1983 -~ Wanted to rent tobacco poundogo . Cell 614-3792642 . ~:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;:::;::.,l.:========~ Livestock 71 Autos for Sale ... '0 81 Anguo bulle 1 to 3 yro. old. 1971 Volkowogon Super excellent blood line, Slate Beetle. 304· 8715·6831 . Run Farma, Jackaon.Oh. J- - - - - - - - - - , Coli 614-288· 6396 or 814· 1973 Plyn,outh Duotor, 286· 17B7. olont 6 engine; outomotlc tranemlulon. OS. likt new work pony. harne11. Keystone wheelt, lookl ·2 wheel cart. Call good, 11196. 304· 676· 3731 , 6·9 p.m. 3 yr. old Quarter horoe gelding. will c;oneider trad· ing for mere. Call 387.! _0_8_6_9_·- - - - - : : - Non reglatered Quarter horae gelding. Vory opiritad, 8425. Coli after 6, 814· 379"2144 · Good mixed hay. Flrlt Sa second cutting. t1 .60· per bele. 814·992 -6036 . Balid hay for aele . Ne'tler wet .. 11.26 per bale. 814992· 2314 . 66 SIHid & Fertilizer WANT to lease tobacco quota, Mason, Putn1m, Ce ~ bell. Cell Morgan Woodlawn Form, Pliny . 304 · 675 2276, 304-623-6B43 . Autoa for Sale 71 Peter BUt air ride good shape. •8.000 . Le1ve phone number for call back, 814446-7077. Dataun 200SX. "Loaded . &14·992 ·8137 ' 1979 Dodge Omnl, 2 door hitch bock. 4 • - d. good condition. 30 plus miles per gollon. 67,000 mllu. 814· 985·4261 ol1orli ,30 p.m . 78 Chov Luv.good cond . 28 milea per gellon on gal . 304·67& ,43&8. 11800. 21h ton International cab over, long wheel bate. cab&: chauie. 82 ,600, new ~Int. good cond . Call 614-379· 2617 . 78 Chov Luv,good cond.·26 mlleo per gollon on goo . 304-175-43&8. t1BOO. 1982 T-100 li·door, red . 13,800 miiN, 111200 . .Coli ol1or 5 pni 304-678·2792 . 78 CHEVY Vego, 4 opood, hatchback, llempo thws, one ownlt', ~ 1,000. firm 304· 876-8488 . Rl NGLE'S SERVICE expo· rienced roofing, i!'lcluding hot tl~ ap~ICaJ ion . carpenter. electrician . mason . Call 304 -876 -20BB or 675 · 4660 . Water Walta. Comme.rcial and Domestic . Te1t holes. Pumps Selea and Service. 304·896-3802 ' 1873 DOOOE Dort Swln· • r. 1 owner, Ideal work Cllr, 304·188 · 3347. 11112 EXP Ford, AC, P8, P8, IUn toof, lteNO l'fltem. rriog - ·· ·304· 875·4148 . •e.ooo. 1974 DODGE Chorgor, t141i . 400 ongln•. 11,000 ~~~.. for ,.rta or repair , 304-878-3874. 1973 Hondo 750 CC motor· cycle, excellent condition, 11160. Phone 304·tl71i· 4382. Boata and Motors for Sale Boat dock 1100, Toledo food ocoloo t100 . .Co11448·. .t731 or come tO Pony ,Keg to.... · Penllll.e •It centt~. include• Oecilloea~glne and a•· heult o Coli. 247· ond ollnd. 31. uoo. 'PivmouUI, ' I POl· _,.., Wogon, 3 1 1 Mitlc. Pl. new tlrel, new ~~ •out 1110 1174 . . .moMI . . .. - 1 1171 ... - 175-3114. tune-up, 104· 4031 . - ............ 175· • Lonnie Boggs Excavating. Dozer. backhoe . dump · truck . Work by hour or job. Coli 448 -7903 . ~:~~=~~~~=== 1974 Hondo. 360 CB 1600. 304·176 -4038 . Auto P•rt• "TO PRESENT TH ' K II\IG OF TH' !="IRST PLACE ! LADY A. N D GE NlLEME N , WHAT K INpA AF TER GIV IN G T HI S A LOTTA. THOUGHT, l'VE · SPEECH WAS THAT, GU Z ~CI PED lH ' ROYA.L PA.L.A.CE WILL 8 E LOCATED AT ONE M~H STRR.E.T, MOO! THAN K YOu i I ;,\SO!. I :\ 1·:· ,\ 1.1 YY AverLJ's fesl inq,E r qave him a <;l'!dl.-!t i"rer nd ..er, no charqe! l et's qet out The~ didn't ·even leave an~ bones! 'tfiere and tell Joel notto ~e his car! E It R Tree SeNice. fully insured , free eetimatu. Phone 814·367-0638, coli after 6. 74 HONDA 350, t300. or boot olfor. 304·6711· 2010. & Acce11orl.. MEMi5i=:RS OF CONG~ESS, JT'S I NEVEit 940U LDA. I.I STENEP -T' HIM IN CA.v e IS BEING SET UP RIGHT NOW .. . ahape . Wetar removal , FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING. CAPTAIN STEAMER 614· 446· 2107 . 71 Winnebago motor home. executive barg1ln, $7,600. leave phone number at 614-448 · 7077. 78 0~ 'HOLD" ' TIL MORNIN' ! Get your carpet In ahip Vans & 4 W .O. 1978 1715 HP Morcury out · ~rd motor, low houra, lllinlooo etMI prop. all ec 00110rieo, 12.800 firm. eon 1114-388-9838 . GO Ili PUT 'rOO YOU ~ ~y removal. f:;oiJ 616-1331 . .. 1986 Chevy. power brlkas, 283 va. new battery, brtkea and muffler. t376. Phone 304-876- 3731 from S-9 p.m. 14ft. s ..,. Hat elumnlum boet 9 1,-1 HP E'tlenrude fno · tor. tilt trailer, good condl· tlon . Con 448-07B4 . ! ... EVEN ~E I N 6 ~----------~-, F & K Tree Trimming, otump 1982 510. V6 outomotic. air, stereo, gaugu. 6.800 mil,a. per:fecit condition, muit oell, 304 -675-643B. 76 I TOLD YOU YOU'D~AVE CHAN(jE YOUR ENTJIIE LIFE ANY NOTION OF RON 'S Television Servic,r . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Quazar. and hou11 calla. Call 678-2398 . or 446-2464. 1---------- - 1977 Kowoaakl 6,000 miles. VeryKZ400. good cond . Portiol Faring. 1500. 614-992 ·6388. FORFEIT YER ~ DEO >CANNER LOOKS T'!lE wOR~ I N ' PERFECTLY NON, Ft 00, TH' N EW OJNGRESS\ONAL 1976 Buick Electra 2 dr .. PS, PB. AC. AM· FM otero 1972 Dodge Van . 31B . 3 Sterk'• Tree Work. lands11,860 or trade ior cettle, speed : Runs good . $360. caping, backhoe work. free form equipment of equal _c_o_n_6_1_4_·_9_9_2_ · 2_4_7_B_._ _ services with mowing. Go 1 value. Call 448 -4637. 1977 Jeep Wagoneer. auto· onywharo . 304-676 -2010. 73 Oldo 98 45.000 mi. , PS , matte, am -fm stereo. air, Painting interior or exterior. PB, tilt wh.. l, air, cruise. 4 good tiree. p .s .. p.b., 814· free estimates. Call 676· dr.. HT. Cell 446-7414 992-3987 . 6344 or 448-9326 . botweon 3 •9 PM . · 1976 Dodge Powerwegon.l =:::=:::===::=== PI b. 1980 Datoun 210. 32.000 Itt ton, club c1b, good 82 um mg miles. atendai-d shift, PC . condition. t2 ,000 . 304 · & Heating cond a. gas mileege. 675-2377. 13.400. Con 614 · 24677 FORD 260 4 -wheol· 6611 or 614-24& ·6600. drive, excellent condltton. 6 CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 1978 Toyotl Corolla cyl. 4 opeed. 83,BOO. 304· 882-2819 . Cor. Founh and Pine 81,000 mi. now brakeo • Phone 446-3B8B or 446 · clutch $1 ,400 . Coli 446JEEP 19BO CJ5 . 4 opled. 4477 41611 . new top, good condition, .~Al1.1VW Rabbit 1 owner , $4300 . Coo older trode. JIM'S PLUMBING lo HEAT· ·•~ "doifc1.: 12..oJl.li.• ••~,oiJ 304-273 -3574, 8 ' 30·5,00. lNG . Fomerly Dewitt' o Plumbing . Celt 814 ·387446· 4198 . ••• •••• . •. 1963 Wlllyo Jeep pickup. 0578 . PUBLIC SALE 19B2 Toyota 11200, 304-676· 2173 . li~=~~;;~;;== 'h ton , Seriel No . I'B3 JT4RN34R3C0038101 . will be aold for cash et public 74 Motorcycles sale May 2, 19B3. at DOZER WORK By Ted 1 O'OOAM at Go Ill polio Mo· tor Co .. O.olllpollo, ·Ohio . 1981 Kaweuki 440 LTD. Henna, ponds, ditches , GMAC n1oervoo tht right to electric atart. 1500 mil11. baae!J1ef1tl, etc. Cell 446 withdrew the vehlc'- from lot of extr1a. *1.400 . 614~ 4907 . Carter & Ev1n1 TrantpOrtation . the aele. · 985·4236. 1977 Oodgo Colt AT vinyl top, newly painted, excel· lent ge1 ·mileage. Excellent condition. Coil 814-3889809. HMM . ! I'IONOER IF \'DUV GTILL Fffl THAT WAY IF WE CAPI TAU5T5 Irwin'• Glau Service mekea replecemente intuleted un · ita acraen1, storm window• for reaidantlal or commercial. Call8i4-266-6844. Trucks for 1978 Dotoun B21 0 OX. WANTED: S.t of points for 76,000 mileo , good cond .• 1974 H1rley Davidson now tlreo, 2B·36 MPG . Coli SX17& . 814·742-2487. 446·930B ol1er 6 . - - - - - - - ·IC- ~AHA 1 J'M1\FRAID Home Improvements Marcum Roofing a Spout· lng . 30 yeert experience. · apecielirlng in built up roof. Ca116,1 4·3BB·9B67. 76 Dodge 'tlan customized . Cell 876 -2396 . 71 ' PAINTING • interior end exterior, p'umbing, roofing, aom~ remodeling. 20 yrs. e•p. Coli 814·388·9862. 1979 Ford Pinto , 81 ,950.00 304·676 ,78B9 . 73 • • STUCCO PLASTERING · textured ceilings · commer· cial and reaidentill. free eatimat11. Call 814 -268· , 182. 1967 Chevy, 2 door herd top, good condition, 304· 876-4444. EIGHT wook old pigo. good 1:;:=:::;::== = =:::;:=: fair stock. 304-876-3308 . 64 ·Hay & Grain '- . ~U5T 1948 Fl•dine Chl'tlrollt, 4 door, Mdan, good condl· tion. 304-882· 3388 . 72 ·- ... . 84 & Re-frigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER · DRYER REPAIR . Quoron . tMd work. Cell anytime &14 -2511 -6620 or 814 · 268-1207. SEWING Machine repoiro. aervlce. Authorized Singer Selet & Service Sh1rpttn Scinort . F1bri c Shop , Pomoroy. 992-2284. ED 'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SE,RVICE call City Furniture 304-876-260B . ~ 86 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SEA · VICE. Coli 814 ·387-7471 or 814-3t7-0591 . Need something hauled 1w1y or aomethlng moved? Wo'll do lt. Coli 446-3159 betwoon 9 ond 6 . · JIMS WATER SEI!VICE. Coli Jim U.nior, 304-876 · 7317. 87 Upholstery · TRIITATE UPHOlSTERY IHOP 1183 . . .. Aw., Goill11011o. 441•7833 ... 448·1113 . MOWIIIYI l'P'1 alii t lit. 1 . . . 1 24, l't. ,.,._,.. 104·171·4184. IF YOU ASK ME, IT'S 4 MIRACL E HOW SOM EONE W HO WAS M ERELY SEEN ENOUGH BY NOW TO TELL ME IF ! 1_., 'COMPETENT' GOOO OR NOT .. HA S SUDDENLY ~E COME SUCH AND WHY 15 SHE 5 0 DEAD A GeN IV5 ... SET A6AIN5T MY 50 FRATERN IZ IN G FAST , WITH fHE REST OF THE DESIGN l~ .•.-1 • ~ 41' . . / '. STAFF? - ) --:::...( Louts Ruke vser analyzes the ·aos wt l h 11 weeklv re · vtew of economic an d tn · FRIDAY 4/15/83 EVENING C1J OJ (!} ABC News Q CIJ ® CBS News (I) Or. Who [D Over Easy 7:00 U (I) P.M . 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Each day l he 'Code leu ers are d1 ff ercnt. CRYPTOQUOT ES R TUH TEEL V F UTVUWT !K O HIK - - lW Vf: TII DOV IWMHTFIT I> I I I , I•' A S M N E V li V y v G lH' T II M 1'. F: . R MHH VB . Yeatenlay'o Cryploquote: A C'OQUETTE IS A WOMAN wiTIIOUT ANY HEART, WHO MAKES A t"OOL OF A MAN THAT HASN'T ANY HEAO.-MME OELUZV �Pag&-1 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Area deaths Mildred S. Wolfe Today's Times-Sentinel Ralph E. Bush Along the River .. .......... .. 11-1-8 Area dealhs ......... .... ..... .... A·i Business .:...................... E·I-8 ClassHieds."." ."." .. """ .. D-3- i Editorial .... .-..................... A-2 Local ............................. A-5-8 State-National .................. . D-1 Sports ............................ C·l ·i TV gulde ...................... l nsert Featured on Page IH • ' '' ALL SHEETS &PILLOW CASES t~e 87th Boston Mar3:tho~n Story on Page C·l ' .. Sen~ Gl~nn prepares for announcement Story on P age D-1 . '· • Black Friday for taxpayers reviewed Story on Page .<\-4 . . • . unb~ .••• 20% OFF A preview of tmts . tniint Vol. t7 No. 7 • ' Lucille L. Bradford Mrs. Lucille L. Bradford, 62, former Meigs resident, died Thurs day at the Gallon Community Hospital following an apparent heart at tack . She was born M ay 2. 19al at Gallon, a daughter of the late A ugust and Emma M eyer. She m arried Curtis Sam Bradfoed on Nov. 23,1946and he survives. Also surviv ing are a son, Wayne A ., Arlington, Ohio; a daughter, Catherine, New York City; a. brother, Albert Meyer , Gallon , and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian Salser, Gallon, and Mrs. Sarah CUnage, Mansfield . ServiCes wUI be held at 10 a.m. Monday at the Crates Funer~ l Home at Arlington where friends may ·call after 2 p.m . Sunday. Burial will be In the Arlington Cemetery. Quality Cannon Royal Family Sheets and Pillow cases in Twin Full Queen and King Sizes. ' ' WITH WARM WEATHER COMING UP, A NEWSPAPER ROUTE IS AGOOD IDEA! YOU EARN MONEY WHILE BEING OUTSIDE, WINNING GREAT PRIZES, AND MEETING GREAT PEOPLE. ROUTES IN POMEROY, MIDDLEPORT, SYRACUSE. • ••• ,' All Are No-Iron Percale, 50% Cotton --50% Polyester. us TODAY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL USE YOUR VISA CALL ' ' ' ' FREE PARKING ~RH~~~iRn~~s 2-Station.FM Wireless Intercom System ·cut $30 Cordless-Handset Phone Lets You Walk and Talk! 43°/o Off ET-350A by Radio Shack Save 39~~ $30 Reg. 69 .95 6995 • 50-Foot Range-Move From Room to Room • Illuminated Talk·Bar • One-Button Auto-Redial of Last Number Entered · Talk-Bar locks for hands-free talking or monitonng. Each sta· tion has volume and squelch controls, and a call-tone button to alert the other station . Just plug into AC . 1143-212 sought ., Reg. !19.95 • FM Reduces Electrical Interference : • 'llme&Sentlnel Stall GALLIPOLIS Alter an Initial rebuff !rom the state, Gallla County m ay apply again this summer fol' funding to combat Its growi ng litter problem . Greg Shrader, alternative specialist for probate-j uvenile Court, said the first step In this program Is obtain $30,001 to fonnulate a plan of action, whlch Is what the county, In conjunction with Gallipolis, sought when the first application was made earlier. Shrader said the Ohio Depart · men! ·of Natural Resources rejected the ortgtnal application partly because too much lnfor · matlon was submitted a! once. This Information was inter preted as an application for the second grant stage. Support has grown for the program In both the county and the city, although the next application may be made on behaJ! of the county, to get some momentum started In cleaning up serious dump sites. " Possibly, we should have gotten our foot in the door," Shrader said. " The cl ty of Jackson received a development grant while their county already had It, so m aybe we should have acted alone." No deciSion has been made on wlrlher the appllca !ion will be a loint venture, he added. Should funding be gra nted, the money will go to creation of a plan , defining alternatives to Uttering: such as recycling, and stepped-up law and code en~ forcement on illegal dump sites. 1be next step would allow funding or up to $40,001 per year tor three years to Implement such a program. After the fourth year, funding will continue, but on a 50-50 matching basis. Shrader saki the program will open up a tulltime position - a No more tangling cords! Base rests on flat surface or ftts over standard modular plate fQt wall mounting. Built-in balteries, recharger. FCC registered. #43-266 Game Console-Your Living Room Fun Center Cut 36% Tandyvision" One by Radto Shack . Savesgo 159~5 Includes Poker/ Blackjack Cartridge Reg . 249 .95 At-home arcade action at an exciting low price! You get the best game selection, and ·a powerful 16-bit microprocessor for the best color and sound eHects. Two controllers move in 16 directions for life-like action . 158-1000 Alllntellivision G~me Cartridges 897 t0 17~7 Reg . 17.95 to 34.95 Auto Race • Space Battle • Skiing Football • Sea Battle • Frog Bog Astroamaah • Snafu • Space Armada Triple Action • Checkers • Hockey Star Strike • Baseball • Word Fun $167. Both charge tl\at they have ln. the way of mental stress of $2,001 each for a total of $4,001 and ask' that they be awarded the collective su m of $10,337. Tuesday meel.ing 8-Range Pocket Multltester By M icronta~ 19o/o Off Q~ A regu lar m eetlngof theSouthern Local Board of Education will be held at 7 p.m . 1\tesday In the high school cafeteria. Cut 300fo .2795 Half Price .2995s:~~ Each WASHINGI'ON (AP) - The chief Senate advocate o!.wlthhold· lng taxes trom ·Interest and dfvl· dendluysthenewlawcanbesaved I! President Reagan wants It badly Each Hear superb stereo in pri· vacyl InCludes carry case . wtlh llloutder llnlp.. 112-112 A OIYISION OF TANOY C(> RPORATION Buy two for the regular · price of one! Wide 8517,000 Hz response tor deep ~. IJ1sp high&. 5CT watts. 17>/•·'JI. 10S/e x 7'1•'~ 140-1990 St~re or Dealer Nearest You PRICES MAY VAAV AT INDIVIDUAL STORES AND enolllh· . '"lbe president Is going to have to do a lot of vtsiUDg by telephone and penoM1 cont1ct on this lssiW" II he Is iD win, Sen. Robert J. Dole, R·Kan., told reprters. . But as Dole was exprealng I\Wdld opt!Jnllm alnlt the with,. ..... provlllclt, Sen. Bob Kasten, R·WII., who llleeding the fight to DEALE~;· repMllt, was <tllerlni anaccommo- ·' ••• of AlhPns, an e<.'onomlcs p rokssor at Ohlo Uniwt slty HP pt'l'dictrd CPIC'Stc's tax package will produce a large budg<'l surplus. "AC'COrdi ng to the figurf's I tu1 vt• workrd wit h, it wou ldn't surprl'i£' mC" if tlw staff' has a budge« BUrp! us of $1 bllllon or rnon•,! \l ht> Pnrl of lht' nrxt lJirnnlum," VeddPr said m a nf'ws re lt~asf'. "And thf>rP's no qut•slion that lh<' J:>f'l~a l mrorne lax hlkr and busmess ta x incr£'asf's wlll slow down Ohio's st rid£>s toward c•c·onornie r<"('OV( ' ty," he said. Teen awarded for ·helping in rescue of three -scouts.--------::=----., arf'a tnx>ps. McGow;m's troop n ossr'(l a hrldgf' ovpr a st1varn and Wd s U.:•ing tollow<><i bv Clcv<' land 'li'OOp 2o7 OnP of T roop 2:\7's nwm l>•ts fl'll off thC' br1dg<' Into d strP3rll 1\nothrr y out h in ttH• troop lt>am '<.i uvt•r lht> hrldg<• to look tn ami also fPillnlu lh<' w;atcr. A lhlrcl youth from lh<' II'OOp t rhl to hc•lp his frll'nds, but abo slipt:nl rn to I ht• IC't ' -t' OW ' t'('(l sf t'f'am Fl VP yout h!' from Troop Hll .ran ba<'k to t hP "'C( 'W' .rnd trim tn hel p . Mc(;owan lll'lpt'ti~Jul llhP thrf'CoUI of t lw s lt'f'~ 11 n, ~ ~ ntl 1·a rr !1'(I 1hf'm 2 Y.! Ill ill'S h;wk to thP t·amp I'('(Y'ptlon wht' t'f' a ll \\.'l'l'f' Pxan-ililed bv flu • t ·a mpdo<"ior . TIH ·~· wpn• found 1~ tx· 111 good condllion 'I11a1 nigh t . lht• . fi vt> troop rnt •mbt ·rs wt•n' honor 1'< 1for l hf'ir al't IJy .Ill ( 'h•v t•l.rntl troops t ' (~ 111('1' , Courthouse project enters 2nd phase . UITER PROJIIEM -Greg ~r. altematlve specialist lor Gallla County Prohule-Juvcnlle Couri, de&alls plans 1o obtain lwldlng for a litter control program while examining an Ulegal dwnp site on Salford School Road near Galllpolls. litter control coordinator -who will speak In schools and to local businesses on the II tier problem. A cleanup program may also Involve supervisors, In addition to utilization of community service charges from the courts and general relief and CommunIty Action workers . One or the other possibilities under consideration Is the creation of satelllte dump sites throughout the county . ShrJder said that while the present county landfill on .ROush Road in Morgan T ownship Is adequa te, its location Is may discourage some from using II. "For a lot of people. Instead of making the trip, if's easier to find a nice abandoned road and leave It (litter) there," he said. Dumping on Isolated county roads has Increased In the past few years, particularly in the strlpmlne areas In Addison and Chesh!Je townships . Shrader said a major Illegal si te discovered through complain ts m ade to the county hea lth department Is off Linco ln Plk<· !Cou nt y Rd . 401 . sou th of Northup Shrader sa id lh<' move to crea te a titter control program bega n last yea r when the county commissioners discussed litter defined by the slate as anything from trash to aba n· doned houses - with Probate,Ju ve nll e Jud ge T homas M oulton. Th<' moved led to the creation of a joint , tO.member city · county !liter control board . Sen.· Dole says Reagan can save new withholding tax law MC-120 1 by Realistic• Reg. 311.95 Saturday conference Drew Weooter Unit 39, American Le&lon, will host the annual Eighth District Junior Conference tomor· row (Saturday) at the Legion hall ll) Pomeroy. Registration wlll begin at 12 noon with the meeting to open at 1 p.m . Shercy Fox, Eight h Dlstrtct junior president, will conduct the meeting. 2·Way HI-Fi Speaker in Walnut Veneer to be filed soon with sta te officia ls. 'llu•n u statewide dtiVP will fx>gin to gat h<' t' the XIO,i;?2 v;1l id signatures nro:led to put mch of th<' measurt•s on l hP ballot Sc:.•cTetary of StatP ShPl'l'()(l Brown's nffic<' sald F ti day lh<? deadline for filing petit ions is Aug. 10. M£>mbt:,J-s of thf' c·onlifion lnrludf' RiC'ha l'<l Vrdder MIDDLF:PORT A r:a llia County IN'nag<'r w ho formt •rly livrd in Middit>pm1 h,ts b<••n recognlzcd for mrritorious S('f"ViCt' for helping SiiVP lht~ llvrs of ltu f't' boy scouts In FC'bruary. Frt>defick Michael Mt'C'.owa n. son of Otis and &>tty McGowan of Mill C'r<'ek Road. Gallipolis. w cclved the award from Cuyahoga Hills Boys Schoo l ne<1i Clcvt'land . McCowan. a Hhh gradPral Kyger Creek High School. was a nwmber of l hP school's Roy Seoul Troop HI I bn Feb. 11 w h<'n lhr th<' troop partici pated In lh<' annual Klon<i tkc DC'rby hpld Wllh aooull ~>l'f<'V('Iand By KEVIN KEIJ..Y $10,337 ~:ndured damage ''• : vote in each -house of the Legi.slatut'f' for any future tax Increase. A simple majority is required at present. House Finance Cha!Jm an William Hlnlg . D -New Philadelphia, said he believes nellh<'r proposa l al lhls point has much chanC!' of SUC!'css. "On the first iSSU<', If aqd when you sunset 11 he tax ) you might find yourself in the same position that California iS In right now," Hintg said . Passage of a tax·limitlng measure has helpm put l hP stat£• In a fiscal bind. Hinig also doubts there is much support for the proposed three-ftfths rule . "To place something ltke lhall n the constitution when in effect ma jority should rule Is probably not .good fmm to follow," he said Zuber said proposed language for the lwu Issues Is the ortglnal one and also the wording of It was a little contusing to the voters. I think we can cure a lot of that," Zuber said. "I think the economy Is such that a 90 percent increase was so dramatic that Ohioans are much more concerned now than they were before." Gov. Richard Celeste. w ho proposed the Income tax Incr ease to help bail the state out of its chronic economic mess. voiced no reac tion to word of the repeal movement plans. Paul Costello, the gover· nor 's press secretary, said Celeste would have no response. "He said 'I have no comment' and then went back to work ," Costello said. One of the coalition's proposals would end by June 30, 1984, the perma nent 90 percent surcharge plus any other tax increases adopted by the Gener al Assembly this year. The second wou ld requb'e a three-lifths ' Services were held a t 2:30 p.m . last Sunday at the Guinther Funeral Home at Jacksonville wl!h the Rev . Dave Roach officiating. Burial wa s In Mapl ew oo d Cemetery. .'· By JOHN CHALFANT Alilloclated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I - Voters may have a chance to deckle this November w hether state government will continue to collect revenue from a recently enacted 90 percent boost In the Income tax. An anti·tax coalition called Stop Excessive Taxation Is conducting a drive to put two proposed constitutional amendments on the ballot that would repeal the tax Increase and make it more difficult for the General Assembly to Impose similar levies. Spokesman Thomas Zuber , a Columbus attorney, said he believes tbe campaign will fare better than a 1972 ~ferendum which unsuccessfully sought to repeal the state's ortgtnal personal income tax. "I think they were trying to do a little too much on Gallia seeks funds to battle county litter control problem two sisters. A damage suit for $10,337 was filed Friday m orning In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court by M arla W. Waldnlg, Route I , Racine, aiid Allie Simon, East Main, Pomeroy, against Debr a Powell, doing business as, The Both of You Beauty Salon, Racine. Plaintiffs charge that on July 29. 1982, they were given hair styling permanents at the Salon for which they each pald$35. Plalntiflscharge as a resu!l of Powell's negligence, they suffered permanent damilge to their hair sine!' their hair felloutand became extremely thin. They seek $3,001each. Waldnlg charges she was requb'ed to have extensive hair' treatmen t to correct the problem, and had to purchase a wtg to hide the damage, all to her damage of $150; while Sim on charges that she was required to seek corrective hab· c uts, restructuring treatments, and corrective permanent a! a cost of I ~========~9~9~2g·2~1~5~6========~l!~~;;~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ i Lula Mills Major Glenna Rummel (f«'l. ), of The Sa lvation Arm y r eceived wor d • of the dea th of her aunt, Lula rytllls, 98, Jacksonville, last Frtday even· l ng at the Mark Rest Center In McConnelsville. Born In Nelsonville, she was a daughter of the late William and Marga r et Hutcheson Southard. She was a m ember of the Jacksonv Ule United Methodist Church. A daugh· fer , a granddaughter and two great-grandsons survive. She was preceded In death by her husband, Vern, two brothers and Ohio voters may decide on tax hike dation that would l et Rl!'agan , Dole andotherSenateRepubllcansmake " an honorable retreat" from theb' poslllon. Theflgbtoverwlthholdingthreat ~ ens destroy GOP unity In the 'ro Republican-controlled Senate at a time of Important decisions on the budget and the MX missile. he added. Kasten said he and others "are desperately concerned that we are Withholding was •wlod latt August at part Gf an eHart ID raloe S100.4 bUiian thNe .,_,. to led- the ~I d.ficit. 1he law Is ID tia Into - «- eh:t July 1. 1he k•t-' R....,... S..W:. .........._, about $25 billion -'II Ill ciMclencls ancl..._ pre nol Np a tod Gl income each y.ar; the T...ury o.pa- Mtima ... wlth.'1olding onc1 11I«.r reporting ·~ who pay l,ud. •-•" -w bring in about $3 loillon · ,....l4•m•••• on a.,...... putting the Republican party In a position that I s untenab le politically. " Neither Senate M ajority Leader Howard Baker, R·Tenn .. nor Rea· gan has indicated any des!Jetoback away from withholding. "I don'tsee any need to compromise," Dole said. The Senate had been scheduled to debate repeal Friday but as the time . an1ved, ~abruptly announced there would be no public discussion of the issue until Monday because of "some maneuvering" toward a canpromJ.se. By ,JEFF GRi\BMEIEH 'l'bnt""'-'M•ntin<•l Stt.rf GA LLIPOI.I S - While work is progressing on the first part of lh<· county courthou se proje-ct. officia ls are preparing to bid the proj<•ct's second phase Mike Bmnner, proj<'Ct man,;wr. for the courthouse, saldworkPrs wi ll continue excava ting the foundat ion site M onday and finish the job lhls week. Brunner sa id progress was d<'· layed whllr phone llnrs wPrr mnvPd from a utility pole at thcedgeoft he excavation. Ohio Bell Installed underground ca blcs and the pol<> was m oved Thursday, he said. The foundation sllc dralns well so recen t heavy ra ins should not pose a problem for eontraclors. according to Brunner. He expects footings for the $2.4 mllllon structure will be poured next week. The county commissioners spilt the project lntu two phases. The first phase, currently undeiWay, Is construction of the building and completion or the first and third noors. The second phase, wh ich will be bid soon, will becompletionoft he ground and second Doors. The commissioners divided the proj ect because they felt the county could only a!foro to complete part of !lie courthouse. However. they decided to complete the project In February when they borrowed $1.3 roJlllon from three area banks. The commissioners said they felt the courthouse should be completed while funding was available and construcllon costs were relatively low. Offil'i ;tl s will l~·gln ari Vl'rtlslng Wtxlm'sdav for cunslrU C' I ion b!ds for phas£' two. Bids will bt• UIJ<'nt-d May 2•t Onl.v tht• gcrlC'ral. hPa!ing and vf'nfilating, aml l' lL'('t rlca l C'O ntracts wi ll lx• bid on phast• lwu. The m·chii<'CI will n••gotlatc• wit h th<' current piOmblng and sprink lrr contrncto rs tn. co mplP!e !h('ir wo rk on phase two . Thf' phasr nne- ennl ractot'S w ill havf> a "slight advantage" inbidding for lh<> Sf'<'Ond phase tx'Ca usc thf'y il n ' a lready on till' si1f', county ar<•hilrct St<>phen Cassaday said However , h<' sa id other contractors w ill nlso have a fair o pportunll y to rPcelvr t he corilr:.~ ct s. Although bids lor lhf' first phaSC' came In b<.-low lh<· architect's estimates, Cassaday sa Jet he d(X'S not think this will happen wll h phast> two . "I think thPst' i flgut'CSI are more realistic," h<' said. Phase one uf cout1houSC'const rue· tlon wiD cos t $1,6.17,frn. Cassada y's rtrm, Ec:<ley, Lee, Vargo & Ca.;;a . day, has esti m ated phase two will cost $619, 179, Including the new contracts and changes In the current plumbing and sprinkler contracts. State approval IC!'s and design fees will cost $45,394 and the county will also pay an addillona l $!li,IOOto make revisions in the ex isting courthouse annex. Officials with Custom Facllttes Inc., general cont ractor lor the project , have told the commission· ers they hope to havethecourthouse completed In nine months. · r f . • • < • • � 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. 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