https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4b733a2269d3b1fb38393d368b4c66fe.pdf 3000ca5848b05afc2d2e50f94b52c3fe PDF Text Text • ' ·b Dick THROP LET'5.SEE .•. WHA.T 51-i.AU.. MY PC>EM I'M IN A FOETIC #0::)0 TODAY•.. ! THINK r'LL WRI'T'E' A POEM • • Hall of Farner, Petty captures Norm VanBrocklin Winston 500 Race. · dead at age 56 · County Agent's Comer•..... Pagr IV Pagr 4 8E;A8QLJT~ e • Voi.32:No.12 Copyrightod 1983 • • enttne ary 1 Sedlon . 10 Pag•s 20 C.nh 'A Mult imedia Inc. N1w1paptr Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Mondoy,May 2, 1983 ' •''" ' Floodwaters wash child away 11 11 WHOSE E:YE6 LOOK <JUST LIKE 1WO FRIED ~~ 11 I DIDN'T ~OW NA5T"r' HAO A ·KNA::K .R ?R WH0'5 Ci'JINE{TOA.A.AkE L..UMPB a-.1 YOLlR ARM'S AND LS~6~ II WRITING FOE?TRY. Priscilla's Pop County said the boy and three older hoys, who escaped unharmed. were fishing the river. They saw the water rising and trted to leave by a prtvate road leading to a nearby gravel pit when the boy was swept away, fire officials said. "There was about a loot of water as they were walking on It (the road). All of a sudden, water just came out of the bank and took him away," said Mike Conner, fire volunteer. "The other boys tried to hold onto (him), but the water took him away." No one else was reported missing or injured in the flooding, described by CoUinsville Fire ChlefBIU Taylor as the worst in 14 years. COLLINSVILLE, Ohio tAP)- A search was reswning today lor a 7-year-old hoy oftldals said was swept a)l(ay in a flash flood that forced dozens of southwest Ohioans from their homes . Dispatcher Carol Walton of the Butler County Sheritf's Departm ent said about 35 houses were evacuated in the county and nwnerous roads closed. Most of the residents had returned to their homes to start cleanup Sunday afternoon as the rain stopped and flood waters receded. In neighboring Haml)ton County, authorities planned to resume searching today for a 7-year·old boy who was feared drowned In a flash flood o! the Great Mlaml Rive r. Officials of the Cleves fire department In southern l_lamUton " It's reaUy not that unusual," said Taylor, who helped · set up an overnight evacuation center. "It (river flooding) used to be about every -year, but some of these houses weren't built then. This was farmland, so houses weren't aHected." Just north ofCoUinsv ille, which i.s In Butler County, muddy river water oozed out of the carpeting Sunday every UmeTerrt Horne took a step In her Uvingroom, where only a few hours -before a birthday was celebrated In the Collinsville home . The . birthday boy, 10-year-old KeUy Home, was wading through ankle-deep water in the basem e nt with his father, Greg. "We had just gotten done blowing out the candles on b1s cake when the flood started," Mrs. Horne said. The Homes were one of the Butler County families driven from their Ed Sullivan Spring r-ains are nice but when yOU cant ' \iet 1ntq yO..Jr house, · the:Vre the pits. I never- shou 've 5tc3rt:ed thi<S> bus·lness in the rt'~ The cats apprecl ate it and it rnakes ·for a thankless .Ju,v. better relations · between· the ·spec'1e>. ,. I \"' Running an effiCient day care center - re9LJires c;acrlfices/ MASTER-Emceeing the events o! WMPO'a Spring Expo Saturday at the Rock Spmgs FaifVounds was "Bii Red", popular WMPO-FM air personallly. Despite lnclemenl weather a tarae crowd was on hand lhrou!!hout the day to view a PRINTED IN CANADA RIO GRANDE - An audit of the vltlage of Rio Grande In GaUla County showed that a former village clerk·treasurer wrote unauthorlzed payroll checks totating$6,936 to herself and Iter husband be.tween 198) and January, 1983, State Auditor ThOmas E . Ferguson's office said today. Village recqrds showed that the form e r clerk-treasurer, Linda MUler, repair the viUage $6,936 on. February 16, 1983; according to ex a· miners. Miller resigned as clerk· treasurer on January 4, 1983. "WhUe performing the payroll segement of the audit, it was discovered that Linder MUler ... had written additional checks to her· sell, " e xaminers said. "These checks had been endorsed and can· ceDed by the bank." According to examiners, Miller wrote himself · one unauthoiized check In 19fll, eight checks In 1981, nine checks In 1982, and one check In January, 1983. the total amount o! the unauthorized checks was ,, DUSTY CHAPS variety of dllpiQ8 In new cars, trucks, tractors, mobile homes, moiorcoaches, moeorcycles, hosts, tire§, camperiiiUid other Items. Enlertabunent was provided by Uberty and CharBe IJll1s .and the Pool'llkle. LOUISVILLE, Ky . tAP I - Th<~ worst flooding in s~vera i years has occurred in po11 ions of western· and nort h cent ral Ke ntucky, forcing hundreds of people from lheu· homes, closing roads a nd leaving ex tenslve property damage. The worst reported flood ing as a result of tor rent ia l rains Sunda y was in soulhwest l.ou lsvilll'. whe n • 200 families were forced from the ir homes when thecily 'ssewersyste m backed up a nd fioodc'<i the ir neighborhood . Butt he total number or families driven !rom their Louisville area hom es by high water was cxp<-\: ted to exceed 350. TIJere was a t least m inor flooding reported in Owensboro. Henderson: Lexi ngton a nd sm a ller commu ni left for Nt>w York on Su nd<.~y, rnadc a h('\IC'Op ter tour of !hl' st r il'kl'll ;treas with Rilly Wclim an , r hh•f' of KPntucky's Nat io na l Cuard ;mrt aet ing state po licf' commissioner , a Co llins a Ide said In l .ou isvU\0. cml' rgPnC~' <Tl'W~ spenl seven ljours lly ing to unclog and opc,n gr a iP'\;.Ovr r a storm S('Wf'r ties in western. cent ra t and nor- bul lng to thP prohlPm .. theastern Ke nt ucky . Lt . Gov. Martha Layne Collins. who became the sta tp's acting chief execulivcwhen Gov.John Y. Brown drain nC';lr the M(• tropolit an Stwt~ r D!Sir ict 's Fl<•lis Lane pumping station. They fina lly W<'rP sucr<'ss fu l at fi p.m . and w alf' r !)l•gan IU rec('(IC'. Offleials s<1 ld il mighl 00 mid · morning Monday i don~ I ht• pumpIng stat ion wasopcrH tln g normall .v . Sewer dls tricl officials ~onfhm<xl lal r ~und i.ly that a storm systr•m ga te also hac\ malfu m·t lum--d, cont rl M ayor t-lanf{'y Sloan e's staf f was invPs ligatlng allP~a ll o n s that sew~ r dis trict officials wr•n• awa r£' of ttw~ backup ror two hours IX'forc by Art &_Chip Sansom ~----------------~ 1 .. 2 ......... .. to t2te n " • m2tHIII. •. "I - ·~· ~· -· •. ..,.. .... .., "'\ : ~·· .... .. a aW2 h 2 £;.. Knight will not step down· Count y Comn:g:m Pleas Mf~ igs Cout1.1udgcCh cu· l<" Knight says he will no! step d ow n as l"l'(jUt•stPd In a ffida vits flit '<I In two cas!'s- -one Involvi ng thl' non tPn.Pwal o f a IC'achrr' s cont r act ami lht" ol hPr , a grand thPft issuf'. r PSt ruin ing m'il'r ami an injunc tion wrrf' tssu<'<i In the m mmon pims cou ri enjoining schoo l adml nistra· tors, .Ja nson a nd ilotx•J1s, from maki ng a r flCom men- down from hearln g the tw o casl:"s. The procedun:•, he sai d. is that the prejudice compla int s arf' forwarded to F ra nk Celebreu.c, c hief justice of the Ohiu Su rpreme Court . for a determin at ion. Procedm't' i.s tha t the chief just Ice will contac t Judge Knight on his intention· of ste pping down from the two hearings. Judge Knig hl says he wlllt-efu se a nd the c hie' justice will the n request the plaintiffs to state the ir reasons lor filing the affidavits . The aHidavltsstopeverythingon the two cases since nothing ca n be resolved untU t~ ruurig is made by Justice Cele brez.z.c. vered the per1od June 1, 1979 through January ~. 19&1. --M- non · r1.~ n(~woll dation to thP boord of l~l ur a tio n on Lincicome. in the second caSe-, Rober! Riffle . chargt<t with two cou nt s or grand thcfl and four count s of forgery. c harges that .Judge Knight Is biased against him In the affidav it !lied In the cou nty J udge Knight said this morning he has not inte ntion of stepping A post-audit conference was held to m211-• Il'i1tiQ. Maa ' 11otn n II) lit mJti.MI to Sehcxll t llsl ric t. f!l<'d tha t .Judgt• Knight Is distiualifh'<l to deems necessary. ,_,_,~=:=·=J~·"*Fltt!lr• r1..... - .. - 4 2 ,_,_ __.__ Lo~a i sit on tllf'rasP. Thf'ortginal c:lsf' was fll<'<i last monlh In th<' <"<111 by Hila Lln ctc·ornP, a lt •; ,c ht~ t · tn lh t~dts t ti c t , a nd a~ a rt>su lt a tc•mpora ry ._Accidentally shot or .... ne ighborhoods whPrr fim ding was l)lf'WOI'SI a l 7 a .rn . F:J:rJ', F.as t< •rn overpayment of salary .. .," exa· miners said. It was determined Ronald MUier was overpaid $1,611. The audit also showEd the former clerk-treasurer miscalculated an employee's wages !or the years 19tll, 1981 and 1982, resulting tn overpayments totaling $1 ,773 to the employee. Examiners said MUler calculated the employee's earnings on a bimonthly basis, but paid the employee on a biweekly basis. A ttnlllng for rerovl!ry was Issued againSt the employee and Mtuer. TWo additional findings !or recovery, for $178 and $84, were Issued for overpayments to an employee because o! miscalculations by the former clerk and errors made by the former clerk-treasurer In payroll deducations lor payments to the Public Employees' Retirement System. A copy o! the audit report was sent to the Gallla County Prosecuting Attorney tor whatever action he Ninety peJCent chance showers andoccasslonal thunderstorms tonight and Tuesday. Low IDnlghtM-61. High Tuesday In themld-88. Winds 1100thwesterly 1.5-25 mph. · · Exl ttled Olllo F - nt 0 , • C Loubv ill<' police and firefighters llf'gan rf'St'lH' opt>ratlons in the a n a ffid avit c harging a prPjudlce against th(• df'fendanl sand charg('{( Weather forecast we hr t1nuc1t Frttlw: \\'hCr(' a sm a lllakl' had formC'd . Richard L. Rutx• r1 s. supPrinl!'nd- with viUage o!tlclals on February $5,325. "It was also discovered that . 17, 1983 to discuss the audit that coLinda Mlller had Issued additional payroll checks to her husband, Ronald Mlller, which constituted an f'On t ar·ting city offida Is. nuling the itftf'r_noon. i.l gusht.'r was shoollng Int o thf' uir ill the sh e, pnt , an d David .JanSfm, prlnC'Ipal , State audit shows · ex-village clerk padded her salary ~:·: ').- FWODED HOMES - Rt.oslden'-'1 of tmltcr homes north o.f Somervillo•, Ohio In Butler County ~lay itL•ide 1\lh'r lite Seven Mite Cnoe'k Hooded llll<l Sntunl ay night. i\htiitl thlrty-!lw ho·nws In tlw •·outi!y Iuuito he cvao·u alt'fl. ( i\P I.JL<;t>rpholo 1. Heavy flooding hits ~entucky • Well, the sun·5 f1nally comir:1a out.' Ti'm~ fbr exerc1se .' .a little ' homes late Sa turday a nd early Sunday by rain· swoiie n rivers. Four inches of ra in leU in some southwestern Ohio areas overnight Saturday. The Nationa l Weather Service said the Great Miami Rive r was almost 4 feet above flood stage Sunday at Miamitown. The Horne home, built In 1981 for $44,000, was suddenly hit by wa ter from the nearby Seven Mile Creek . "My wife looked out back tbcheck on the dog. a nd the wa te r was a bout a foot high on the glass door:· Horn£• said. The family escaped th rough a front window, wading throug h waist -deep water to the road. ThP water reached about three feet high in the living room before subsiding. "Y ou can' t get flood Insurance here," Home said. "Everything you' re looking a.t Is lost." Au thorities braced for addiiional floodi ng da mage because of m orP rain predicted loday . OONSTRUCDON OON'l1NtJES - A crane pre..... to lllCI\'e dirt lnlo lhe area where crews from . KaqT· Cuu*;doo, Chester, ...........,lite ztaw. lure lltl& wlllltoule the CAT I'()IJ!!II"" lltat will -..e pill! 2 .. Rober Medlctil Ceater. Gl'lllllld wu .. broken 011 llie projed March lllld conntrudlon Ia a. .. ' expected to be complete Wid scamer equipment 'to be lnlt8lled tater ?hill yett.r. Hoapllal oftlclals sak11be JICNUII!I' wW be the onQ> In lhe Imrned1aie area aitd wiD cut down on travel lor retlidenta who may he required to 118 a CAT examlnallon- Planning lor the p~ ha.t been pnderway !Iince 19110, an HMC 8JlO" ke8man said. ' Frederick Oy ler, 42, of. Route 4, Pomeroy , is reported In satisfactory condition a t Veterans Memor· tal Hospital following a seif·lnflic ted gunshot wound to . the left foot Sunday evening. Gary Wolfe, specia l invest.igator !or the Me~~County Sherift:s Department rted 'Oyler was ' taking a 38 caUber gun· from hls bedroom to a work area when it accldlintaily discharged. �Monday, Play 2, 1983 The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DE VOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE ME IGS·MASON AREA tl~ lim~ ,...,__,L-""'T""I~=~~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT PubJ1 11her BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD General Manaa:er Aulstant Publlwhe r/ Contrullf'r DALE ROTHGEB, JR. NewA E ditor Perception of will WASHINGTON - This month's report from the President's Commission on Stra ~eglc Forces, headed by Gen. Brent Scowcroft, provides a model for other commissions and task forces to aspire to. The report Is brtef; It Is wellwrttten; It argues cogently for the recommendations put forward. But In the end, the report per· suades but does not convince. 'The principal recommendation Is that . 100 of the gtant (100-t.on) MX m~s­ sues be deployed in bard<med Minuteman silos, and that we then proceed methodlcaUy with a new concept based upon smaU (JO.ton) missiles with single warheads. The commission advances varIous arguments that reflect the thinking of mllltary professionals - for example, that a shelter containing only a single warhead " would present a far less attractive 1.,,,1 PR'DTE'CTIONI'5M ' U u I -A MEMBER of 1be Associ~ Pre-, Inland DaDy PM!M AModarlon and the American N~ Publlshe111 1\Mocladon. 11 target than would be the case with a sUo containing a large mlssUe with many warheads." The proposed Sf1'1811 mlssUes Could be deployed lle'xlbly , perhaps on mobile launchers at existing Army reservations. Other arguments, less Impressive, have to do with projected ·costs. The ~mmlsslon believes that over the next tlve years Its program might cost $8 btlllon less than the alternative mlssUe deployment v• ~ I • ~~~Q~.,J ' .. ]ames ]. Kilpatrick I' LE'I'ffiHS OF OPINION are wek>omed. They should be -than 300 wonlo loaa· ~ 1e11<n are oulljed 1 0 - . and m'"" be ~lpoed with name, .........., and telephooeoomber. No """&nod.....,. will be puhllohed . .....,,. ohould be In pod lule, _ . . . I ..... .._ .,.............. Withholding tax block: banking compromise· or .L ..:::::::;~ mortgage foreclosure? ri£3)1 \ \ the admlnlstration has proposed, The prtncipaljustl!icat!on lor the i'ecommendatlorts, however, rests on neither mllltaty nor llscal conslcterat!ons. The justmcatlon ls In large part psychological: The commission believes that without such a program, .Soviet leaders w1ll perceive the U!!lted States as a weak and timid !latlo!l that WO\IId be unwilling, In the crunch, to fight back. Perception IS everything. At bot· tom, our policy fs a policy of deter. renee. Our strategic forces, the commission reasonably CO!Itends, must ,be kept at a level that w111 convince the Soviets "that the West has the mllltary strength and politl· cal will to resist aggression; and that, If they should ever choose to attack, they should bave no doubt that we can and would respond until we have so damaged the power of the Soviet state that they wUI unmistakably be far worse oft tban If they bad never begun. " In order for deterrence to beef· fectlve we must not merely have weapons, we must be perceived to be allle, and prepared, II necessary, to use them effectively against the key eleme!lts of Soviet power. Deterrence Is not an abstract notion amenable to simple quantlllcatlon. Still less Is at a mirror Image of what would deter ourselves. Deter· renee Is a set of beliefs in the minds ot the Soviet lea\)ers, given their own values and attitudes, about our capabilities and our wlll." This ls the hea rt of the argumept: How much ls enough? It was called compromise, but the banking Industry's Senate victory on legislation to block tax withholding from Interest and dividends looked more like a mortgage foreclosure. The Issue ls far from settled, and whUe they claim to be the majortty, advocates of repeal are going to have more difficulty foreclosing on the House. Democra tic leade rs are opposed to repeal of the requirement that ·• banks begin withholding 10 percent of Inte rest and dividend payments for E'trA federal Income taxes effective on July 1. ..., ... t_ _ _ ..;_ _ _ _ _ .....J @1!83f<lllT--. re-,.,...J\utMe After a big lpbbylng campaign - an estima ted 22 mtlllon letters - the Senate voted 10 ·d a ys ago to stall and effectively kill the withholding · . rE:qulrement. President Reagan said !twas a triumphforpeoplewho want to cheat on their .lncorne ta xes. ·· ' He had sa id earlier that he would veto any bill to r~peal the withholding provision, e~~acted in the 1982 tax bUI he embraced under congressional Improper conduct by Romero, WASHINGTON - I reported Funk's reluctance to aggres- his superiors to reconsider the prodding to whittle a t the budget deficit . including recently on the apparent political slvely pursue mlsconduct In the decision. furnishing false InformaThe Senate measure stops just short of repeal. It would put off of mlnortty business MBDA Is demonstrated In the Cotton, the agent ln char ge tion to his supertors and "Impropmanipula tion Floyd . withholding untU at least July I , 1\m. At tha t point, the requirement could attbeCommerce Departlnvestlg4tion of possible political of the Investigation, left before It erly and unjustifiably" reversing contracts : be reinstated by Congress, but It wouldn ' t even ha ve to be considered wa s completed, but he gave the . also reported that the ,.., p~ure )n the award of an M60A his .reconunendatlon. ment. I : unli!Ss g~:>v~rnment11 udltors r~ported tha t more than 5 ~tcent of taxable department's Inspector general, · consulting contratt In San Diego.· fnspector general a m emo oiitllnlng · As .tor. Rivera alld Bell, Cotton's Interest and dividend payments were not being reported to the Interna l Sherman Funk, had shown relucThe targets or the Investigation several leads that should be draft report charges that they Revenue Service. six of the · pursued. At least tance to punish the wrongdoers, were or should have been acted Improperly on the San Diego Estimates now are that 10 percent to 15 percent of such taxable Income he was well aware of Ramon Romero, director Of suggested leads were never foleven though State contract and gave Investigagoes unreported for tax purposes . the abuses. . 1· MBDA's San Fra.nclsco regional lowed Including one that recomtors Inaccurate Information a bout a The bUI would Increase penalties aga ins t taxpayers who taU to report mended Interviewing Rivera and Part of the problem may he that ot!lce and an old rrtend or Funk, White House meeting. : Interes t earnings, and It also would Impose more strtngent reporting rules. Bell again on Inaccurate stateFunk used to work for the MBDA Director VIctor Rivera and Despite thls clear finger-pointing : The administra tion contends that those changes wouldn't accomplish Commerce Department office that hls deputy, Theron Bell. ments they had made to investigaby his investigators, Funk didn't · much. became the Minority Business According to documents protors. This was never done, accordeven mention Romero, Rivera or . The Senate vote was 95-5, afte r oppone nts of repeal said they didn 't have Development Agency . Thus many duced by Funk 's Investigaton;, ing to Rivera and Bell. In hls decision memorandum Bell the votes to prevent It and accepted the compromise Instead . of those who should be targets ol Romero first recommended that Cotton also !edt a draft report of on the San Diego case. Funk did . Sen. Bob Dole, R-Kan. , chairman of the Finance Committee, battled to Investigation are former col the $369,000 contract go to San the Investigation, which my assoWlite that the reversal was "capri· · prevent repeal, swallbwed the compromise, then said he hopes It wUI be leagues and rrtends of the Inspector Diego State University, then rev· ciate Peter Grant bas obtained. It claus, a rbitrary and unwar: rejected. He said withholding wou ld capture $4 billion to $5bUlion a year in general. ersed hlrnseH after being asked by lists specific cases of alleged ranted." _taxes that now go unpald, on Interest earned by 19 million to 20 mllllon taxpayers who cheat. He said he would expect a Reagan veto If the Senate measure passed, but stUI hopeS to see It blocked In the House. He said the banking lobby convinced people th at withholding would Impose a new tax on their I am sure It Is our suoume was "The Chaos Factor" by paragraphs: savings, which Isn't so. Colorado Rockies, the nerve center Innocence or Ignorance or a ljttle of WUilam J. Broad featured on the •. While there are no firm head counts, the concensus ls tha t a majority of " .... EMP adds up to a potential of the North American Aerospace both that keeps newspaper colum- front cover and starting on page 40. nuclear nightmare. The United Defense Command. Yet here too : the House would side with the Senate a nd repea l withholding In a straight nists going In spite of typographical The sources listed for the article States Is frequently crtss-crossed chaos would rule. The super-secret . up-or-down vote. errors, readers' crttlclsm and our are the Department ot ~ense . by picture-taking Cosmos satellltes satellltes that warn exactly where But House Speaker Thomas P . O'Neill Jr . of Massachusetts and Rep. own pigheadedness. We each have "The Ellects of Nuclear Weapons, " at a height of some 150 miles . Just to expect a rain ol Soviet warheads Dan Rostenkowski, D-Ill., chairman of the Ways and Mea ns Committee, our pet causes and occasionally in Government Printing Office, three one of them, carrying a few pounds would have been knocked out, and oppose repeal, and they are In no hurry to get the Issue to a vote. The bUlls our enthusiasm we are apt to other articles by the author pubof plutonium Instead of a camera, the defense command's other eyes, In the Ways and Means Committee, a nd while a ch,alrman can't bottle up assume the readers' Interest Is as lished In Science In 198i. and could knock out key U. S. military the U. ~- early-warning radars; legislation forever, he can take his time. great as our own. My cause ls the "EMP: A Sleeping Electronic satellites and, as radiation from the would haye been blinded, as nuclear freeze because I believe If Dragon" by Janet Ratloft, Science blast slammed Into the . Earth's predicted In the Soviet manual. we don't stop production or nuclear News, May 9 a nd 16, 1!*!1. upper atmosphe re a t the speed of Worse, communica tions with the weapons, they will stop us light, touc iT off coast-to-coast outside world would be cut off, With such prestigious wrtters permanently! pandemonium. and sources, there Is no doubt that leaving the nerve center unable to My enthusiasm got a little ahead the danger of nationwide chaos Is "ln a worst-case· scena rio, the flex its military muscle. Retaliation ot my good sense when I wrote an vety real and has been kept from powerful surge of EMP could trip would be dHflcult at best. On . U you could measure the mood you might find It eve n higher than the article that appeared In Jan. 17 the Amertcan people for 20 years c ircuit breakers throughout the strategic bomber bases, B-52 tllght prtces, which are high. Since last August the Dow Jones average of 30 papers headed "EMP Is biggest except from the comapra tlvely few power grtd, silence tele phone lines, crews might run for their trucks to .. industrial stocks has risen almost 55 percent. . lhrea!." I ended with the following who read the sclentlllc journals. In lobotomize computer memories, find they would not start, their · But 55 percent, you might be told, Is nothing, although It Is almost double "H you would like to get the whole that 20 years the Department of and throw the armed forces into electronic Ignition systems dead. the average gain In the same time frame ol eight other bull markets since "The president might get to his story, get the Science magazine Defense has come up with no disarray. ClvUian and military World War II. Bigger things are coming, you are told. hardened airborne command post and read up on It yoursell." What I workable solution for shielding planes alike, their solid-state conBusiness Week, which some time ago said In a cover story that stocks did not take Into consideration was communications equipment or sa· too late. that the prediction to learn,. trols and radios knocked out, would bad seen their days, has resurrected them In another cover story called that scientific magazines do not tellltes from EMP. U the Defense a ttempt, perhaps successfully, to or a lOO,®volt peak, with double '"The Rebirth of Equities," the !lrst line of which ls the quote, " I think thls attract the wide readership of Department bad 11.9 way, the EMP make emergency landings. Most of the expected destructive power, bull market w1111ast lor most of the decade." Time, Newsweek, True Confes· problem would bave been swept the military would be out ol was correct. Even If hls plane got After long gray years, a vtbranl spring seems to have enveloped the slons, etc. They just weren't under the rug. Some dark lmplica-' e lectrtclty and thus out of action. oft the ground, Its radio range market and warhorses such as General Motors and IBM and Chrysler. available on newsstands that cater tlons of the EMP threat Is Backup power would kick on deep would be sharply reduced: the The latter has steadUy rlsenandls now morethanelght times the$3orso more to volume sales than to contained In these three within Mountain in the satellites used to relay Its messages that It sold for just a couple of years ago, Inspiring slmllar hopes lor the scientific education. I didn't reallz.e would be out of action ." shares of Internal tonal Harvester, ·which have leaped trom $2.75 to as high this until I got a letter from the sr:n•v huh? as $12.87 within a year, despite financial problems that endanger Its Gallipolis librarian asking for detaUs about the magazine. I sent .existence. The Dow now rests above 1,200 polnts, and some of the very people who the letter to Larry Ewing at the thought they'd never see that level this year or next are now pointing out Ohio Valley Publishing Company that It IS "reaUy not very high at all. asking him to explain to the And It Isn't, II you believe that the Dow, like the ):!Urchasing power otthe gentleman that I wrote the article dollar, should be adjusted for lnllatlon. Uslng today's dollar, the Dow from notes taken at the University reached close to 2,800 points points near the beginnlngol19fJ6. more than 18 of Florida Ubrary and I was sure the magazine would ,be at the Rio · ~ars ago. Grande or Ohio University librarIes. Since then the lack ol avallabllliy ol the maga£tne has preyed on my mind. Today I found a copy! U the Galllpolls Ubrartan has not found a copy by llOW, I w111 gladly mall him mine If he will send me his : The 61 communities In the two our area. address again. In my usual ell!· This business could be employee rounty area are a vast reservoir of clent manner of dealing with owned and operated. People are the unused abWUes whic h could he correspondence, I neglected to channelled lnto the creation of a greatest resources we have. This matre a note of hls name and manulacturtngfmarketing organ!· area ls Ideal, more businesses. m address when I sent the letter to zB.Ilon consisting of 1,000 factory being created now than ever Larry. So, lorb!sedlflcat!onandlor workers and 17,000 sales indlvtdu· before, only the vision Is lacking anyone else who Is Interested, I will and the willingness pf various iajs;·over the 'next five years. teD you aU I knOw about the Individuals to organize Into a :., tn the United States over JJ magazine. \ :(direct to the market corporations common goal. It ls time to put the 'The Science magazine has been · :~ch) do In excess ol UXI,OOO,OOJ belief back lnto our community, P!lbllshed for the last thr!!e years by eJ\ch and have huitdreds of thou· · utilizing the Job Development the American Association tor the si.'nds ol representatives each. funds for creation of vartous Advancement of Science and Is Certa~ there must be someone bUsinesses through providing the Issued every two months. The copy with ~dream. and Ill! Idea, service, lmowledge to develop and ImpleI have Is for January.and February or p-olluct, needing only the key ment vartous marketing studies. and Is titled "Science 83." The prtce Jndlvlduals and various sources of Dr. Theodore I. Geary, 31004 Old Is $2, a Dttle steep lor I'I!CI'elltlonal fUnding ·to put the opportunity Portlan«! Road, Portland, Ohio' reading. The arucle to which I i,qreued 'thiough God, bact( lnto 45770, 84J.52S5. refetTed and briefly s111Jll1l811zed "Just as I predicted- this shield Is too small!"_ Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Fonner Red Perez carries hot bat in ll-3 Houston rout By KEN RAPPOPORT and two RBI, and catcher Ozzle AP Sports Wrker VlrgU a two-run horner for the It' san old story- Tony Pe~ just Phlllles. WlnnerLarryChrls\enson, keeps on hlttlng. 1-2, pitched seven Innings · and " He'll be the first baseman until aUowed just three hits and one run. he cools oft; everybody else w111 In other NL action, II was Atlanta have to walt their tum," said 2, New York 1; St. Louts 10, San Franclsco9; LosAngeles3,Chlcago Phlladelphla Manager Pat Cor· rales after watching hls rejuven· 2 In a rain-shortened.. five-Inning ated veteran continue to tear up game and Mbntreal beat Cincinnati 5-4 In the first. game of a National League pitching Sunday In an 11-3 rout of Houston. ··· doubleheader before . losing the second 6-3. Rain washed out the San Perez socked a -single, double, Diego-Pittsburgh game. sacrlllcefly and his !lrsthomerunof Bnaves 2. Mets 1 the season, and batted In five runs. Phll Nlekro won his first game of 'The performance raised Perez's average to .391 and extended hls the season and Bob Homer doubled home the winning run In a two-run Wtting streak to 10 games. leadlng Atlanta over New . sixth. " He can hit that ball, and that's why we got hlm," said Corrales. " At York. Winning the 258th game of his the moment, he Is not just a pinch-hitter and utility first career, Nlekro, 1-2, allowed five hits, Including Hubble Brooks' RBI baseman.'' Perez, who will celebrate hls 41st slngle in the first, and struck out six blthday May 14, was signed by the before he was lifted with none out Phlllles this year strtctly as a and two on In .the eighth. Reliever pinch-hitter and backup first base- Steve Bedrosian squelched the man. But he w~ forced Into Mets, recording his second save. Met rlght-hander Tom Seaver, tull-tlme service w~n Von Hayes was sidelined with an Injury and 1·2, had a shutout going untU the first baseman Pete Rose was sixth. But with one out, Rafael Ramirez singled and stole second. shifted to the outfield. The PhUlles' llrst five runs were One out later, Oale Murphy's single unearned oft Houston starter Bob sent Ramirez home to tie the score and Horner's double gave the Knepper, 1-3, as the Astros made two errors for a total of nine In the Braves their winning run. Cardinals 10, Giants 9 three-game series. WWie McGeestugged a three-run Mike Schmidt also had three hits homer and George Hendrick and Lonnie Smith drove In two runs apiece to power St. Louis o\Ter San Francls(:o. St. Louis starter John Stuper, 2-1, weatherec;lsevenSanFranctscohlts and fivewalks before leaving In the sixth. Relievers Jeff Lahti and Bruce Sutter finished up, with Sutter recording hls third save . . Four ol the Cardinals' hits, Including RBI shots by Ken OberldeU and Smith In a three- run first Inning, were trtples. San Francisco starter Fred Breining, 2·3, yielded the Cardinals' tll'St tlve runs, Including the additional run In the first on Hendrick's single. Dodgers 3, Cub8 2 Pedro Guerrero drove In a run with a sacrifice Oy and Greg Brock doubled home another to pace Los Angeles over Chicago. The game was called alter a 90-rntnute downpour In the sixth Inning, althOugh Chicago Manager Lee Ella was ejected In the bottom of the fifth for arguing that It should have been halted then. Guerrero' s sacrifice fly came In the first Inning after F e rguson Jenkins, 1·3, walked Ken Lan· dreaux, who took thlrdonastngle by Rick Monday. Brock followed with hls RBI double, giving the Dodgers a lead they never relinquished. Reliever Dave Stewart, 1-0, was the winner. Abuses go unp.a...._u_n_i_s..;.__h_e_d_-'--____Ja;__tk_A_nd_:_e_rso_n ~ore on ____________________L_~_e_ll_W_i_~_e_tt E~P£ :o ow Jones: a mood higher than the prices . WHERE DID IT GO? - Oakland A's catcher DanyU Clas, right, desperately searched for the baJI as Detroit's Larry Herndon sUdes Into home plate and scores In the second Inning of the llrsl game ol their By HERSCHEL Nl'>SENSON AP Sports Writer The Boston Red Sox , who know a little something a bout blowing leads, turned the tables on the Caljfornia Angels ove r the weekend. Frtday night , they scored three runs In the ninth Inning, the last two on Tony Armas' two-out double , to . nip the Angels 6-5. ~turday. night, they tied the · score with two out In the ninth, but dropped a 4·1 decision In lllnnlngs. And Sunday, they wiped out 6-0 and 9-4 deficits and edged Call!om Ia 1().9 on a twl}()ut single ninlh-IM!ng single by Jerry Remy, who had . doubled home the tying run two Innings earlier. Elsewhere In the American League, the Oakland A's swept a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers 8-3 and 2-(), the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Minnesota Twins 84, the Baltimore Orioles trounced the Seattle Mariners 8-2, the New York Yankees downed the Texas Rangers 84. the Cleyeland Indians edged the Kansas City Royals 2-1 and the Toronto Blue Jays blanked the Chicago White Sox 8-0. The Red Sox, who kicked away People-our greatest resource ' \ . . ' Reds, Montreal split twinbill sta rt er Randy Lerch with two out In the fifth inning a nd re t~·ed 11 stra ight batte rs. Inc lud ing five on st rikeouts . l;!ut with one out In th<: ninth a nd the score tied ~.:l. the Reds' Paul Householde r bounced a ball pas! the mound and reachm first with an Infield hit He stol.-sccond on a d oSP play , that Vlrdon a rgued . Da n Dti essen then re<:'f'ived an in h.-·ntlona l wa lk and Ron Oester triple<! Into the right .field co rner, dr!v ~1g In both runners. Alex ·n ·t'VInu's RBI s ingle made It 6-~ . " I think Ray might have still lx.'t:'n MONTREAL (AP ) John McHale, the Montreal Expos gen· e ra! manage r, gave a worrted sigh as he got on an elevator that would take him to his second-floor office a t Olympic Stadium. "It's been a long day;" he sa id after hls Na tional League base ball te am had spilt a double header Sunday with the Cincinna ti Reds, winning the opener H but losing the nightcap 6-3. "And It could get a lot longer If our players keep dropping like that." The la test casua lty Is relief pitcher J eff Reardon, who left In the eighth Inning of the first ga me afte r str'alnlng a lowe r back muscle . He Joins Wobdle F ryman, the lelt · handed short relieve r, a nd catcher Gary Carte r on the sidelines. · F ryman was e ligible to come off the 21-day disabled list Sunday , but he Is stlll not ready to pitch bee a uSC' of soreness from a strained muscle a bove his left elbow. Carte r, meanwhlle , Is also recovering from a strained elbOw a rid may play Tuesday. Reardon's proble ms are chronic, going back to his high school days. He had a tender back throughout much of spring tra ining. Reardon will be X· rayed today, but Ma nager Bill Vlrdon Isn't optimistic a bout a quick return for his ace reliever. "They say five days," said Vll"don refe rring to the team's m edica l people. "But that may be optimistic." upset . ." about playwas at second sa id th<' Oesclose te r. who Hor.J2 ·p rior to his a t-bat. "That was a big play bee a uSC' It tumed the awa y," said Bry n Smith, the rellcvNwhu put out thcflrc. " I knew 1 had togo with the fast ball, my best pitch . "Luckily, hP hit it on the g round; and right ~t sornr01w." · AndrP Dawson hit his fifth homer in lhr opem' r . a tw o-run , inside- the- )J<Irk job that made it 0·1 in the e ig hth aftf'l' \Va rrPn Cromarti~'s sixth· inning sac rifice' fly snapjX'd a 2·2 tie. Starte r Bill Gullickson, 1.:3, got_the vic tmv w it h I) 2-:lln nings of seven-hit ba ll . FJrlJl'l' l'k' renyl. 2·2, the Reils start e r. was tlw loser. · r-.~liiji~~~~~~· m omentum around for us.'' Reds sta r1 c r ,)()(' Price, 2-2, sca ttered eight hit s over eij:!ht In nings for tiT<' v tC't my, while Tom Humc worked the ninth for his fourt h save. Cesar Cedeno had a twonm hom er lor thC' R!'ds. whil ~ Drles,;(,n added solo shol. . The hom er was a rede mption for Driessen. who bounced into a game-end ing doubi <' play in the ninth Inning of th<' fit ·st game•. The Reds trailed 5-4 a l the time but had a runners at first and S('eond. " I threw two palm bails to Driessen but both were low a nd With Reardon gone In the second game, Ray Burris, 0-2, pitched splendidly In re lief. He replaced Red Sox tum tables on Angels, win in late innings =Letter to editor , AL double header In Oakland Sunday. The ball was overthrown to horne by Oakland third-baseman Wayne G1'008. (AP Laserpholo) . the P>U"k homer 11galnst the Clnd nnatt Red< In Mont· real Sunday. Reds' calchcr Drum BU>lrd<•llo reac hed but miss ed. ( 1\P Lnserplooto ). SCORES WINNING RUN - Expos' Andre Dawson slid In under the tag as he drove In Bryan Uttle and soared the winning Nil on an eighth lnnlng Inside five unearned runs In the first inning, got close on Rick Miller 's three-run homer lntheslxthandtled the score with two runs In the seventh on an error and R.emy 's double. ln the ninth, Dave Stapleton and pinch hitter J eff Newman delivered one-out singles off Andy Hassler . Luls Sanchez retired Glenn Hof· tman tor the second out before R.emy, who began the game without an RBI thls season, singled to score Stapleton. Armas led oft the Boston fourth with a homer and, afte r two wa lks, Rich Gedman homered. A's&-2, Tlgers3-0 Bob Kearney hlt hls firSt major league home run and Dan Meyer had a run·-scortng Single tor two ot Oakland's four hits oft Detroit' sMIIt Wilcox, giving Mike Norris and the A's the doubleheader sweep.Norrls aUowed slxhlts ln71-3lnnlngs. In the opener, rookie Chris Codlroli pitched a three-hitter to settle a score with the Tigers, who released him two years ago when he was trying to come back from arm problems~ · The A's won the opener by scaling six runs In the fifth Inning. Rickey Henderson drove In the last three with a bases-loaded double after Wayne Gross singled home a run and Tiger reliever Juan Berenguer walked two batters with the bases loaded. Brewel'!l 8, Twln8 4 Paul Molitor's tie-breaking single and Robin Yount's three-run homer runs , one with a homer off Mike highlighted aslx-run ninth inning as Smithson on the game's first pitch, and Roy Sm alley 's two-run double MUwaukee ended the Twins' threegame winning streak. Don Sutton, capped a five- run seve nth Inning for New York. Winner Dave Righe tti 4·1, recorded his fourth straight scattered seven hit s before le a ving victory by holding the Twins to five hits bef01~ needing help In the ninth. -with two on a nd none out ln the. The Brewers erupted afte r Roy . seventh as the Ya nktoes. who have never lost an ent ire series to Texas, Howell walked with one out In the sa lvaged one victory In the tlu"t'<'ninth. Howell was thrown out trying game set. for third on Charlle Moore's single, JndiWIS 2, Royals 1 but Moore took second and Jim Mike Flschlin doubled home the Gantner was Intentiona lly walked tying run In the eighth IMlng by loser AI WUilams. against Larry Gura and scored on a The strategy backfired when single by Pat Table r , while reliever Molitor singled on an ().2 pitch to score Moore with the go-ahe ad run bases-loaded, pitched jam out Inofthe _a Dan Splllner none-out and Yount followed with his fourth homer of the year a nd lOOth of hls bottom of the Inning. 1\fte r the career. A two-run double by Royals loaded the bases against Gorman TI!omas closed out the Splllner In the bot1om of the elghlh on two singles and a walk, he struck Brewers' scoring. out Hal McRae and got Wlllle Orioles 8, Mariners 2 Aikens to hit Into a double play. Ken Singleton's three- run homer, Blue Jays 8, White Sox 0 John Lowenstein's solo shot and a Dave Stleb pitched a three-hitter pair ol two-run singles by E ddie Murray accounted tor the Baltl· more runs. Singleton's home run capped a tfve-run first Inning oil 44-year-old Gaylord Perry and Lowenstein homered In the third, Team • l'ttt. also olf Perry, who has been tagged Sugar Run Ashla nd .............................. 67 lor 10 homers In 34 Innings thls JBL Constnlctlon ....... , .......................... 66 Mctgs Inn ............................. ,...... ........ 6!> season. Baltimore's Storm Davis, a Blue Tarta n ..... ..... .................. ,. ......... .. ~ Wald Cross & So ns . ..... ..... .... 52 late replacement tor Jim Palmer, Larry's GI'OC'(!I"y ........... , ........ ,...... .. .... .. 52 worked 51-3 Innings and gave up High Individual g am !! - Marlene Wilson both Seattle" runs and four hits. 201. t!fi: Caro lyn Bachner. Jackie Walburn 100. . Palmer missed the start because or High sertes - JBL Com~trucllo n ~1; a sore lower back. Cat-ayn Bachner 494; Blue 'rartan Ul. T~m h4l:h game - BlUe Tarta n S:W . Yan1uies 8, Rangers4 Team high series - Blue Tartan 14M J erry Mumphrey drove In two a nd 13arry Bonnell !'UPJ.X'<t an eight -ru n up•·ls lnf'( In th e• sevL•n til innin g w!t11 a gra nd-slam hom l'r. Chicago's F loyd 13annlstrr held lhP B lue Jays to fou r hlt s unt ll hc wa lk< ~i Cliff .Johnson 10 start the sc:•vpnlh a nd .Jesse Barfil'ld followl'<l with a single that sent pinch runner Lloyd MoSI'by to thir d. Mosc:·hy scored on Gm1h lorg 's grounde r and . a ftl'r Mickey Kl utts was walkro In te n· tlona lly. Ruc k M artine~' singled to smrc Barfield . Reliever Dick 'l'ld.-ow y iPided Allrroo Gli lfln 's ru n-scor ing s ingle a ncl m mmlt tl>d a throwing e r mr before walking -~Dnell :a:m~a:so:G:a followed ~r~c: wtth l a~l~nt~hise~n:tlo= home n=a~ll~yrun·:Bo:n~ . - 1~~~~~~~~~~~~ Local bowling Reg. $89.96 $5995 Ea. Pc. •aExtniStngly SAVE Investigation fingers other bettors· Announce pairings Top-seeded Southem, which deleadJn& . tleCUonal champioaa w1l play 0W1111 1111 8-3 rewrd U ·Eulem In the openln11"01111d of ·the GaDlpalla B•reball IM!dloaal Wednelday a& 4:30p.m. In GaiUpolll 1M MIIIIIOI'W ll'leld. Mclay, May 8, - ~ aeetled . liner Creek . pla.JB Haman Trace. Solllllwetl&enl, who drew a l)ye, p1a.JB the wlwer of .the SoulwJn.F•• m pme oa May ••• ·" CLEVELAND (AP) -An lnves· today's editions. saying the Nl"L's ligation. ol reported gambling · Investigation has revealed the activities by Balttmore Colts quar- Involvement of "about a dozen or more" other players. terback Art Schllchter shows that at least a dozen more National ''The longer It takes, the more Football League players may be entangled in a betting ~1. accord· sertous you can project the involvement otthe olhers." the newspaper tng to a puJlllshed report. · • 'The NFL IS Investigating gam- quoted the soorce. Players Involved In thetnvestlga· bling actMtles by ScWichter, who voluntarDy went to law enforce- tlon Include "several bard-core ment olllcers when hewas unable to gamblers,'' the Plain Dealer repay boolanakerS and . they threa- ported. Others "are Just some ex-coUege jocks who liked the aura tened to expose him, olllctaiJ said. 'The (Cleveland) Plain Dealer and excitement ol betting, and !JUOted an unldentmed sou~ In l(llllld themselves drawn Into this ,. Pillow Arm mess more seriously than they anticipated." Schlichter has admit ·. ted to losing a reported $389,000 in gambling , bets. F our Baltimorearea men were Indicted AprU 7 by a grand jury In Coi!JffibuS. CommiSsioner Pete Rozelle has set a target date of mid-to late July lor completing the gambling probe. OrlgiJially, Rozell~' s objective was to wrap up the probe by last . Monday,,' the newspaper said . . All NFL teams.are scheduled to open their 1983 training camps In mld-to_late July. Special ' �• Page The Daily Sentinel 4 Monday, Mrly 2, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Petty takes Scoreboard ... Majors at Kans.u Ctty, (n ) De1rott at Seattle. lnJ NA.TJ>N..U. lEAGUE EAST DIVIIION Leaders W_ ..L.Plt._GII St Lool! Phllado>lpiUo Montfl"HI Plttsburgh u 12 '1 u8 '9 NeW York ' OUCao<> 12 ' L5 "'EST DIVHON Atlanta l...o& Ange)es 1!'1 ~ ~ 6 ··""'' .579 -I .fn 3 .11] 5\1 .. . 7 AMDIICAN J..EAGl!E PATTING (~ <~I bats): Carew, CaliJor nl.a.•.ffD; Bn!tt , KaNoas CUy, .4ft); She!· b>t. Baltimore, .• Thornton.~ C1eYeiand. .:116; Bogp, BoiUJn, ..38:5. RUNS: Cutlno, Mlnl'leJG(a, 19; Bren, Kaii!IBll City, 18; DcMrnk!J, CalUornla, 17; ,., - !-1 Yount , MJJwal!ker, 11; E.Mwtay, BaltJ. more. 16. RBI: Lynn, Cl.lllorre, 21: Brett, Kan' sas City. », Casttno, Mlnnetota, 19; .nf Clncfnnall San Diego 12 n 10 U H(JJ ~1oo 8 15 San Fran cl<;ro 7 1~ Saturday'• G~ .szz .:ws 4!--J .318 ' ·"' ' 8~ Kittl e, Chicago, 19; Rlct>, lbkn. H . HITS: ~ - Cailforni11, :&; CastiM, MlnnescU, Jl: Yount , Mnw-au~. Jl; Boggs, Boston, D; Brett, Kansas City, 29. DOUBLES: Brett, Kanaas City, U; &ggs, Elo!itnn, ll; S.Hendernt, Seattle, 8; a Phlladelphla 8, Houston 0 Chicago 7, Lai A~le!! 2 Atlanta 6, N_. Yock 1 Cincinnati 4, MonlJl'al :1 San Diego &1. Pittsbu rgh +2 St Louis 6, San F'ranctsro ~ 16 Bush, Mlnneeota. 7: Hrbek, ~ - 7; S8.rn plc, Texas, 7. TRIPLES: G.Wilscl\, Detroit, 4; J:..Vans, lnnln R:~. lbston. 3; Tabler, Clewland. l; Winfield, lied whh 2. suspended game New York. 3; 7 San F'rBilclsw 5, St. l...wls 0, regularly · San [)l(>go at Pi ttsburgh. ppd,, rutn Ptlllaelelphla ll, Jttmlcll J A tlan ta 2. New York 1 Mllntm a l a-3. Cindnrnll 4-6 Sl. Lou is 10. San Francisco 9 Los An,ll'('les J, Chkago 2, :'1 lnninlt'>. min ronto, 9: M.Davls, Oakland, 9; BaylOr, New Ycrk. 6; Conlns, Ton:.n!o, 6; R.Hendersoo. Oakland 6. PITCHING IJ declsklm l: Planagan, BaiUJ'r\OI'e, 3-0. un>, 3.41; Fonch. Callfocnla . .W, t.cm, 3. 10; Ml'Gregor, Baltimore. ~- um..lll; Momtt, Toronto, 3- Mllhda,y'a Gw._ lloustoo (Ryan 2·11 rtl New York tfu·. rez l -21. ln i Clnc!Mtill ISoto 3 21 at l' hlladelphla /Ruthvm 14lt, (n) PlnsOOrgh (Rtnlm 0.2! at Lu ; Arlfi,'l!les / ReU.'i."i o. um. o.oo: Petry. Morru, Detroit , 26; R!gt.:!ttJ, New Yol'tt. ' Atlanta at Montreal, t nt "· Hou stoo at Nt'W York. tnt SI\Vl:S: lot Plruburgh at In; A n ~les, I n) R.Davls. Minnesota, 3. N"TION..U. LFAGUE BA1TlNO (35 at bQisJ : T.Perez. PhilaOOJphla, .391 ; T .Kennedy, San D!exo, ,;m. AMnliCAN lEMliJE EA.'iTI>rVIUON " '- .L..Pct._G 8 11 Ill Hl Toronto ' R ""roll '9 11' II 10 II weiT DfV~ION (;aJifornJa ()a)( land L1 13 '9 IUm.~ILS 10 8 Tt>x a.~ 12 10 Min""""" u " City 0\IC~ II 8' . 17' Seanle StanJ~ . Bcetoo, 6: Sp!Uner, Cl ~eland, 5; CaudW, Seamc, 4; QuLwn t.-rry, K1l1L'la5 C ity , ~; Peard, Dakland. J; Clllcago at San Franctsco, 1n1 uII :w. uro. STRJKEOt.n's: Stle b, Tormto, ll: Norris, Oakland. 28; Btylevm, Cleveland, 27; TuM4ay'11 GamEfl &lHmorf' fb<; tnn MJiwau ker U eveland N!'W York DP.tmlt, 2.Ql. l- It , tn l Only games sch«<utoo Clnd nnatl at Philadelphia, St . l .ouls at San Diego, fn) are HOME RUNS: Lynn. Ca lllomla,. 7; CastlnO, Mlnfll'!Ota , 6: Deances. Califoc"nla. 6; .Barneid, Torooto, ~: Bretl, Kansas City. ~; Kittle, Chkago, 5; RJce, Bostm, 5. ~>TOLE N BASES: J .Cruz. Seattle, 14; WWllsm, Kanaas City, L1; Card a, To- r hffiuled glliTif' Sunday's Gamftl 571 Da-:~n, Mootn>al, .l56: Maddox , Pltiladelphla .. :M; DeAter. Cloc-lnr'latl, .:W ~. - 5."(1 ~ .100 II .476 2 .176 2 .474 2 .421 3 ......,, - RUNS: Gasvey, San Dleao. 20; !)(!llml!l , PhUOOelphia, J): Murphy. M lanta, 17; Bonilla. San Diego, 16; Mal thews, Phlladelphia, 16: Mo!l!an. Phliad elphla, Ul. RBI : Murpt"cy, Atlanta, 22; Hendrick . St .LouiS, 21: T . Kennedy, San Diego, 21: Benet\, Ol1l'i\nat1, 17; DaWDI, Moalreal. 17: T .Perw., PhllBdf.'lphJa, 17. .5.'16 >15 1 I .4'18 21,i IIITS.- Bonilla, San Dl'¥l. 32; T.Kennedy. San Dk>Ro. .12; GaiVey, San D!Cgc , :;9; Ocstcr, Cincinnati, 29: Guerrero~ ~..,og Angeles, 77; T.Pereo., Phila· dt!IPIJ!•, 2'1; 'Ibm, li_ouJton, 27, • DOUElES: J .Ray. PlttstA!flP!, 7; ~ .421 . J 'h, . .J'.Jl 6'1.! SUurday'11 GIUOOI ter. Clndnnall , 7: Wa&hlngton, Atlanl8 , 7; AM I:Jy, Houston, 6; C.DaVis. Sa n Fran· <.illco, 6: Dawsm, Montre,al , 6; J...c-J.Can0, ~ ~~ DieKU. 6.TRlPLF..S: Daw !IOn, Montreal. :J: Grt"ftl, ~! . Louis , 3; Mon.~ . Df.otrott at Oakland, j)!'U., rain Chlcaao at Toronto, pp:L rain M\Mcsota 9. MJlwaukee 7 C\(!\le land 5, Kansas City I Texas 6, New York 3 Cnllfoml a 4, Elt::fitoo I, 1J lnnlnw; Seattl1· 6, Daltlrnort' 2 &nMy'N Gamtfl Toronto 8, Ch ic¥ 0 MJiwaulwe 8, Mlnlll'SOia 4 C1t.-.veland 2. Ka~ City 1 Hou stoo, J: 14 art' tltod with 2. HOME HUNS: ' Muf11!y, Atlanta, 7: Guem:>ro, l.os Angeles, 6; Hmdrk.il , St.l « tis, 6; Schmidt, PhiJalk>lphla, 6; C.Da\1s, San F'ra ncl'ICO, 5: Daw!UI, Montreal. ~: GarVey. lo!l An~ . ~: Ha->1\(lf, Atlanta ,~ - New York 8, TeMll 4 ~n'OLEN llASES: E .Milnl>r, C lnc lnru~U, 06kland 8--2. Detroit J..O Bo8ton 10, Ca lllornJ a !I Lacy, P11tsburs:tl, 12; 10; S.Sax, J...n11 AnRf!- lf>s. 9: Moreno. Hoostoo. 7; Wlbon , New Balllfnon> 8, Seattle 2 York, 7. PITCHING (3 deriSions ): P.Pt'f"C'l. AI· lanta, 4-0. 1.IXXI, 1.45; Gale, Cincinnati, J.. Mono:t..f'll G.-ne~ T exas !Darwin 1·2t at Toronto !Clancy H J. tnl Milwa ukee tHaas 0-01 at Chk'axo (H oyt 1-ll. tnt Ntw Yor k (Shlrk'Y 1·\t at Klffi.<las Clcy !leonard 2·2L I n\ Only iamt'S 5('1\edUI«< n. um. 2:~; Reuss, Los An!I('IC!'I. J.O, 1.1100. 3.4'1: Camp, Allanta, .1-1, .750, 2.66: Dt ~ro". P hUadel phJa, 3-1. .m. 2.24: Drllvccky, San Dlcao. H . :r.wJ; 2.!!1: A.Pena. :~. 1.68; Roji,'@rs, M o ntn•al. .1- t . . m . 2.94; San~rxll , Montn!al, .1-1. .m. u.1; s ~n~-v. San m:w . .1-1. .m, l Ji . In> A ngell'S, 3- \ , ~' aGIIfflM Texas at Toron10, tnt C'.allfornl lt <~ lllaltlmon.- . (nt O&k.land a t llo.<iloo. tnt MJiwaukee at Chicago. tn t .Cleveland at MIMt'fiOta , tnt STR IKEOUTS: Olrllon, PI1Hadclphl.a. Bermy!, Clnctnnall, .Jl; Me WIU!atru, Plllsb.ir')jh. lJ; Solo . Cincinna ti. ~ Va - ~; ll1"11.ucla, La! Angeles. l l :Caveat,_Sunny's Halo :horses to watch in _1983 Kentucky Derby ' • LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) ·Caveat has tl!elooksandmannersof :hls sire, Cannonade, and, perhaps, 'he Is following In daddy's Kentucky .Derby footsteps. Caveat won tl!e Derby Trial .Stakes on opening day at ChurchlU :DownsSaturday,justasCannonade :won the openlng-<lay feature, the •Stepping Stone Purse, In 1974. Then binnonade won tl!e Derby. "They both look alike; they botl! are a little ornery In tl!estall, a little •testy," tmlnerWoodyStephenssald :sunday as a torrential rain turned :parts of tl!eChurchUI Downs' stable 'area Into lakes. No racing was scheduled at tl!e Downs. and none could have been held. Spokesman Edgar Allen said ·tl!e track for a sixteenth of a mlle :around tl!e flrst .turn was under :several feet of water. · But some workouts wert! held, Including a 1:41 3-5 mUe move by Canadian-bred Sunny's Halo, · winner of the Arkansas Derby. ; Caveat, who finished second, lour iengtllS back In the Arkansas Derby, scored his first victory In :seven starts as a 3-year-old and his ,llrst on tl!e dirt In the $60,850 Derby /l'rlal. His three victories as a ~-year-old aU were on the grass. : Caveat was ridden by Laf11t :J"lncay Jr. to a neck victory over ·Derby candidate Total Departure :after a blazing stretch run. The time :was 1: 37 4-5 on a muddy track. l , By The Bend Winston500 New York TUMBLES AT TALLADEGA- PIIU Parsons of Denver, N.C., barrel-roth his Pontiac on the flr,!t turn at the Winston :10 Sunday. Parsons' car Dipped on the track surf...., upside down. Eleven cars were Involved In tile mishap. Parsons was not believed to be seriously hurt. (AP Laserphoto). · ·Walker surpasses 1,000 yard mark By WD.LIAM R. BARNARD AP Sports Write~' To no one's surprise, Herschel Walker Is. the first Untied States Football League player to rush for ' more than 1,{00 yards. What Is surprising Is that It took him eight games to make a long, tacklebreaklng, crowd-pleasing run. The mulll·mllllon dollar running back increased his rushing total to 1,023 Yards Sunday, but It tOQk an 80-yard gallop In tl!e fourth quarter to put him over tl!at milestone and give tl!e New Jersey Generals a 34-29 victory over tl!e Denver Gold, before 47,940 fans at.. MUe High Stadium. Walker, whose longest run before Sunday was 38 yards, finished with 172 yards on 29 carries. In other USFL games, Michigan outscored Boston 28-24, Blr· mingham bombed Washlngton 35-3 and Chicago beat LosAngeles38-17 . On Saturday, Phlladelphla thrashed Tampa Bay 24-10, and Oakland Is at Artzona tonight. New Jersey, whlchwonforonly tl!e tl!lrd time In nine games, held a slim 27-22lead before Walker ran off left tackle, bowled over a would· be tackler at !hi! llneofscrlmmageand burst past tl!e Denver secondary en ., w route hls80-yardrun wlth6: 411eft. "Once I got past tl!e line of scrimmage, I figured I could outrun the lj!St two guys, " Walker sa id. "III collldn't, ! 'figured I shouldn't be In this league." Meanwhile, quarterback Bobby Scott completed 21 of 29 passes for 293 yards, Including a string of 13 straight tllat helped tl!eGenerals on three touchdown drives. ''Hl!rschel tract an' outstanding game, Bobby dld a real good job passing the ball, and our tight end (Sam Bowers) made so!l'e good catches,'' New Jersey O:>ach Chuck Falrhanks said. "We had better balance in running and passing.'' "Great players make great plays," Denver Coach Red Muter said of Walker's run. "We did not play an exceptionally good defen· slve game and we let tl!em control the ball on us, which we knew they could do. And I thought Scott threw well . That' s tl!e best I've seen him throw. " After Maurice Carthon scored from 2 yards out for New Jersey to tie the score 7-7, Scott completed nine passes on the Generals' ne><l drive , climaxed by a 2-yard scoring pass to Tom McConnaughey. Cannonade's first victory as a 3-year-old also came on opening day at Churchill Downs, where he had won the Kentucky Jockey Club as a 2-year-old. Caveat finished third in tl!e Kentucky Jockey Club, which was won by Derby contender Highland Park. The Generals went ahead 21-15ln tl!e third quarter on a 1-yard run by Carthon after Scott hit Bowers on a 49-yard pass play. . L,ate~ tn the period, New Jer'sey made It 27·15on safety Eric Johnson's 43-yard fumble return. Greg Landry threw three touch· down passes as Chicago made Coach George Allen'shomecomlng a trtumphant one before 21,123 fans at Los Angeles Coliseum. Allen had coached tl!e · Los Angeles Rams of tl!e National Football League. Two of LandrY's TD passes went for 18 yard and 1yard to Paul Ricker to help the Blitz lake a 24-3 lead at halftime. In tl!esecond half, Landry passed 9 yards to Doug Dennison. Bob Lane passed for two touchdowns and ran for another as Birmingham walloped Washlngton. Replacing Injured regular Reg· gie Collier, Lane connected on 13 of 29 passes for 192 yards as tl!e Stallions, 4·5, tagged the Federals, 1·8, witll their flftl! straight loss. OneofLane's1Dscamewithfour seconds left in the first half as he threw a 44-yard pass Into. tl!e end .. zone. The ball bounced off Johnny Dlrden's helmet Into tl!e hands of Rnn Frederick. John Williams put Michigan ahead on a 1-yard touclldown plunge witl! just 83 seconds left to play ·A..ocfated Preas TALLEDEGA, Ala. - Rlcham Petty beat the odds Sunday. winning from the front In the Winston 500 Grand National stock car race at AlabBma International Motor Speedway. In many Grand National races, the leader going Into tl!e last lap often winds up watching a traUing car or two sllngshot pass to win tl!e race. Petty, who picked up his second victory of tl!e year and 'I.97th of · his UluslriCl\1$ career, was out front when the leaders took the white flag slgnlfylng one lap to go. And that was right where he wound up when tl!e checkered flag came out, holding off determined bids by Benny Pal'SQns and Lake Speed. ' "I knew If I was behind I couldn't pass anybody. I was going to stay In front and block him (Parsons) any · way I could - lnskle, outside or In tl!e middle," said Petty, who felt he dld not have tl!e best car, although he led the way In the )ate going with lap speeds of 198-plus. "The victory was Petty's first In the Winston 500, making him the only driver to have won every Grand National race at least once. He won tl!e Talladega 500 on tl!e same 2.66-rnlle ovalln 1974. Petty picked up $46,350 from tl!e total purse of $430,{00. With speeds here hovering near 200 mph In tl!e lead draft In recent years, there are always fears of e><· actly the type of accident that happened on lap 72. It appeared tl!at Darrell Waltrip, trying to regain a loot lap, tangled witl! Phll Parsons gotng Into tl!e high-banked first turn. Parsons, Benny's younger brother, suddenly found himself barrel-ro111ng twice through the atr and Into the con. . crete outer wallc· Most of the lead CarS were roarIng up light behind thoSe two and cars suddenly were diving and spinning In every direction. Reasons jlJr and solutions to ~damp walls • By the Editors of Consumer Reports DEAR CONSUMER RE· PORTS: We intend to put paneling on our cinder block basement waDs. The walls have spotty damp marks .. WUI the dampness seep tl!rough the Insulation and causa a damp odor? DEAR READER - Consumer Reports, engineers say that you should consider the source of the dampness and eliminate It before you cover the walls. In the July 1974 Issue of Consumer Reports magazine (available at your library) , the engineers e><plaln some of the c auses of dampness and offer some possible solutions. They say that It may be caused by water coming tl!rough the 'walls Learn to SOUfHEKN R(iy,u;TY - Missy Wolfe, daughter of Mack VanMeter, Pomeroy, was crowned as queen of the 1983junlor-senlor prom at Soutllem High School Saturday night. Pictured with Queen Missy .WoHe Is ~011 Jerry Wolfe, son of Mr. lUld Mrs. Austin Wolle, Klklne. Both .King and Queen ~ere honOr!"~ with ~he song and theme olthe . prOm, •'Just You and 1." · · Meigs countians attend AHA. meet~ng at captial r;===========~ :rhe Daily Sentinel (USPS 145-IIM) A. Division of Multbnedla, Inc. Smltll, chairman-elect of the Amer· lean Heart Association's national board of directors. A native Pennsylvanian, he has a background of 20 years as a volunteer leader In association programs at the state and national levels. He Is a 1937 graduate of Penn State University where he played football and, durIng his senior year, was named "most valuable athlete." Now retired, he Is the former president of the Pennsylvania Electric Company, headquartered In Johnstown, Pa. Delegates will also be entertained at the luncheon by the Jumping Cougars of Ohio University, Lancaster campus, who w1ll give a p r ecision jump rope demonstration. The meeting wUl be at thP Marri sions on new approaches to com munity heart programs a nd fund ot t Inn North, and begin with regi stration at 8:30a .m . raising . SpeakJng w1ll be J . Franklin Dr. James Witherell of the Meigs County Medica l Cenler: and Rhonda Dally of Racine wUJ att~nd the 35th annual meeting of the American Heart Association, Cen· tral Ohio Hean Chapter In Colum· bus Saturday, May 14, as delegates of the Meigs County Branch. They wiD joint delegates from the cllapter's 47-county service area at the general assembly to conduct chapter businesss and elect trustees to the board , the chapter's offl· cia! governing body which Is composed entirely of volunteers. During the day long meeting , the delegates will have the opportunity to talk w1th cardiovascular researchers and view 18 poster pres· enlatlons of Chapter supported research. They will also attend ses- Published every afternoon, Monday through Friday, 111 Court Street, by the Ohio Valley Publishing Company . MulUmedla, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, 9922156. Second class postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Member : The Associated Press, Jnland Dally Pr(>ss Assoclaton and the Amerl~an Newspaper Publishers Association, National Adverttslng Representative. Branham Newspaper Sales, 733 Third Avenue. New YorK. New York 10017 . POSTMASTER: Send address to The Dally Sentinel, 111 Court St. , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route One Week ..... ............................ $1.00 One Month ................................ 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BrPnda Hill , Ohio Eta Phi Cha pter, and .Judy Gibbs. pledge of the year. Highlights of the year were pres· en ted by each chapter. Ms. Hlll presi ded at th e meeting which Included a message from the Inter· national organization read by Patty Circle. Calendar MONDAY 0 POMEROY - Orange T own· ship Trustees will m€('t in regular session at 8 p.m . Monday . Let the money you've socked into your home get you the loan you need fora room addition, a new garage . even a pool. Just tell us your remodeling plans. We 'll answe r with the money you need to get the job done affordably . To see for yourself. just give us acall . •· POMEROY - Tile Meigs County Falr Board will meet at 8 p.m. Monday at the Rock Springs Fairgrounds. . POMEROY - AU concerned · parents and public officials are invited to a drug and alcohol abuse meeting to be held at 7: 30 p.m. Monday at the Meigs High School cafe~. Asked who tl!ought would he the horse to beat In th~ Derby, tl!e 69-year-old Hall ol Fame trainer said, "It's so open I don't know." But thenhesald, "Itl!lnktl!ehorse who won tl!e Arkansas Derby (Sunny's Halo) . That's my opinion." · POMEROY - A microwave cooking class, sponsored by tl!e New Jersey Generals' Herscllel Wlilker away !rom Denver Gold's P!Jtt Choate durillg Sun- Meigs County Extension Ser· vice, wUl be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Riverview Grade School, Reedsville. Cost Is $2 a person and Instructor will be Dale Stoll, extension service, home economics . TUESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Lodge 363, F&AM, 7:30 p.m. Tuesday: fel· Iowcraft club meeting at 6: 30 p.m. In basement; refreshments after lodge. . ' SUTTON TOWNSHIP Trustee meeting, ·8 p.m. Tues· day at Syracuse Municipal Building. ESCAIPE ATI'EMPT - B kl' d' l ~,_, an rOC ln 'LeS ear y t01f.«A.J , J/ ~. f' • MONROE, Ga. (AP) - Nonn :VanBrocklin, wllo led the Plilladel· :phla Eagles totl!e NationaiFootbaU Uague title In 1900 and later ;eoached tl!e Minnesota Vllf.lngs and ~tlanta Falcons, dled.early today, •according to a spokeswoman at :walton Hospital. : VanBrocklln,56.showednoslgns , o! llle when 8J1 ambulance arrived . at his home In Social Circle shortly : betore 1 a .m. saldAnneH\Iymaker, : a nursing supervisor at tl!e hospital. CountY She said lie was pronounced dead at tl!ehospttalat1:osa.m . EDT. Ms. Haymaker said she dld not 1mow tl!e the cause or deatl!, but "there Is no questkln It's nothing other than natural .causes." Van B1'0cklln tar . ·'f the Los · s rea or Angeles Rams before being traded · to Philadelphia where. he ted t11e l!:agtes tothelrlastleaguecroWiltn hlsflnalseasonasaplayer.Hewasa collegiate All-American at Oregon 8.nd was voted Into tl!e NFL Hall ot' Fame. (34) tries to IM;eak Happenings day'sUSFLI'Ul'elnDenver.Walkerranfor1'72Yardsln29carrlesand led the Generals\to a 34-29 victory over 1be Gold. (AP Laserpboto). Applications being accepted r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;· -;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;il Sue Ztrkle, or maU tl!em to Box To apply for tile Pomeroy Alumni Association scholarship ·:zoo. Pomeroy ·Alull)nl Association, Po{llei'OY, 45769. Children Wl\lch wUI be awarded at tl!e an· . ' hual banqul!t Oli May 28, appll· . or grandchUdren of graduates of '·canta 1111111 PfOV(de a resume, Pomeroy High School are ellgl· ble to aJ:iply. · , ., transcrfiit'C!' lfacles, and a pic· ture to either JoAnn WID lams or RI,.._.ARD L• SLACK ' M• D• U'1 Physician & General Surgeon . OFFICE HOURS: ' p.m. to 5:00 p.m. 10 00 Y : a.m. to 1:00 p.m. ·Office located at 271 N. 2nd, Middleport, OH. (Behirld Village Pharmacy) Ph. . · Tuesda~ 2:00 Satu. 992-225~ \ (Middlepo·rt office) If no answer, call: . In Point Pleasant 1-304-675-5267 · . Lolnl up to ue,600' Cance~· D.ly being observed ¥DI.w MIDDLI:PoR't - ' 502 Second St., 446-4113 One Block West of Court HoUJe ' ,. from the outside or by condensatJon. Se(!page or leakage through the walls may be the result of a high water table, poor drainage, lm· proper waterproofing (from the outside) or a combination of all three. O:>ndensatlon occurs when the warm, moist alr in a basement comes In contact w1tl! cooler surfa· ces such as masonry walls or Ooors. Seepage is tile slow passage of moisture from the adjacent earth through porous masonry waDs and Ooors. Mild seepage can resemble condensa lion since botl! make tl!e basement feel damp and the walls and Ooors appear wet. To distinguish mild seepage from condensation. tape a 121nch square of smooth aluminum foil onto smootll aluminum loU onto the wall. Tape down aU four sides thoroughly, making sure tl!at the seal Is as airtight as possible. Check It alter several days. If tl!e side tllat was against the wall is wet, seepage Is occurrtng: If tl!e basement side Is wet, the probl em is condensation. Mild seepage can be stopped with a good waterproofing paint that's formulated especially for ba sement wa Ds . But before you wat er · proof all of the walls, you might try the paint on a section of wall where you've noticed the damp spot s. To reduce condensation . trv to heat the basement to warm up the wa lls and floors . In the summe r , k€('p windows closed unless it's cooler outside than Inside. and con ' Qear Dr. Blaker available. But Chumming was a disappointment In tl!e Derby Trial, finishing fltth. Stephens saki Chumming came out ofthe Trial in good shape, and he e><pecte11 a better perlormance by the colt In the 1V. ·rnlle Derby next Saturday. • From Consumer Reports No subscriptions by mall permitted In 2. Monday, May 2, 1983 Page 5 towns where home carrier service Is Anotl!er slmllarlty between fa· ther and son Is that both were considered lesser halves of entries. Stephens re:alled lh<i1 whlle he had high regard for Cannonade going Into tl!e Derby- "he loved the race track" - most people felt the stronger halt of tl!e entry was Judger. Judger finished eighth In the 23-horse 100th Derby. -Caveat has been overslladowed by Chumming, wbo was a strong second to Derby candidate Current Hope In tl!e 1 %·rnlle F1amlngoAprU The Daily Sentinel Grocer's ea~ Daf.'d day Tuesday at vauabin'a. CaniiDal In Middlepal't with percentage ~ proceedl frlim store nle going to I• . · MeigS tJnlt of American Cancer Society; ' society wiU ' stage a bake sate beginning at 9 a.m. In con!unctlon witl! obServance. . dep~nd . By Karen Blaker, Ph.D. DEAR DR. BLAKER - F'or a 30-year-old woman. I think I a m too nervous about security. My father set up a trust for me when I was a baby and I also stand to Inherit a lot of money when he dies. I felt good about this until my lather remarried 10 years ago. Since then I have been very a nxlous a bout my financial future. The problem Is thai hls new ·wile has on yourself more two children, aged 22 and 24, who want to get their hands on some of my father' s money . My father Is enamored of this woman and wants to please her . Therefore. he Is tlllnklng about rewriting his will and Including her children in the inheritance. I am terribly upset . Wha t w1ll become of me? As a result , I have hired lawyers and worked pracll cally 24 hours a day to save the money tha t Is rightly mine. DQn't Forest Run UMW meets POMEROY - Metl!odisi money and where it's spent ·was the program emphasis of a meeting of Forest Run United Metl!odlst Women he ld. at .tl!t> home of Mae · Holter. Mary Nease presented the program. entitled "Loaves and Fishes,'' noting that its purpose was to explain expenditure of funds for the hungry . ScJipture was taken from John fi. verses 1-11, ahd read by Faye Hamilton. Others· participating with readings on food banks here and aboard were Edith Sisson , Kathleen Scott, Betty Blackwood , and are there other brand namt' paper products made from mtton lilX'!'? DEAR REA DER : Consumer Report s engi neers say that as far as they know, a ll tissues are made from wood pulp. ra ther th an cotton flbf>r . Wh£'n you think this situation Is unfair" . DEAR READER - Whether ills fa ir or not. your financial security certa inly Is lhreatf'nP<i. 1 think , however. that you may putting at leas! somP of your energies In the wrong plaCP. Instead I of putt!nl'! 99 percent Int o saving the Inheritance and I percent lnlo developing your own earning capacily , why not turn that around ? I.Rarn to depend .o~ yourself for vour SI'CUI'tty : Then - and only lhen - will you feel trul y safe. • stder buylng' a dehumidifier. If you determine tllat the dampn~ Is caused by leakage, tl!ere's no easy answer. Painting tile Inside may not b<' adequate. You migllt have to get special waterproofing help for the outside walls of your basement . DEAR C ON SUMER RE · PORTS: As a person who suffers from severe alle rgies. I was told to use Scontes bra nd tissue because It 's made from cotton 11ber rather than wood pulp. I'm not concerned w1th whether or not a tissue is soft or any other advcnislng claims onlv with what It Is made 01. Are th~re differences In paper prOducts 1hP £'ngl neer s test~d tissues recently, Scottles were toprate<l . They were found to be moderately SQft. very strong and just abou t rl ~ht for everyday mop-ups and occasiona l sn£"€"/£'S . The cnglnrers point out that tile tissue-lint In some products can make y ou sneeze. Tissues that were relati vely soft a lso tended to be the llnti!'St . The heavies t llntPrs were Posh Puffs and theslx Klrenex varIeties. You mi!(ht also want toavold scented tissues such as Puffs and Klee~e x Softlqu e . (F'or a specia l reprint of Consumers Union' s evaluation of smoke Sandy Hamilton and Eve lyn Hollon. Hollon, ro-hostess, gave dPvot.ions entitled "God Strengthens and Comforts Me... Forty-seven sick calls wer:e r.eported. A mothl'r daughter bitnquet to be held in May was announced . Mary K. Roush read two poems. " Mimcles" a nd" A Smile Does Not Cost Anything ." Refreshments were served . dctr<'tm·s send $1 for each copy to CONSUMF:RS, P.O. Box461. Radio City Station. New York. N.Y. 10019. 8<' surr to ask for lhC' rf"J)rint on smoktl d('t.PCI Or&.) Se-nd your quPsllons to: Con5lumers Union , Rox DCR. 2.'i6 Wa· shlngton St.. Mt. Vernon, N.Y. l<t,OO. Volume of malle prohibits personal rt'pliPs . DAR meets POMEROY - Past regents of Return Jonathan Meigs Chapter of tl!e Daughters of the American Revolution were honored at a recent meeting at the Meigs Inn In observance of the 75th anniversary of the chapter. Those presented and giving highlights from tl!elr years In office were Mrs. Patrick Lochary, 1944· 1!ij6; Mrs. Dale Dutton, 1954-1956: Mrs. A.R. Knight, 1959-1962: Mrs . George Skinner, 1965-1967: Mrs . James Brewington, 1967-1969: Miss Lucille Smith, 1973-1975: Mrs. Gene Yost, 1979-1!*!1. Also honored was Miss Eleanor Smltll, regent of thP Ellen Harden Wallworth Chapter in New York , 1965-1970. The national defense report was given by Mrs . Yost and safe driving tips were given by Mrs. James O'Brien, transportation and safety chairman. Mrs. Maida Rnush Long was unanimously accepted as a new member . Elected to serve on the nominal· lng committee were Mrs. Nan Moore, Mrs. Lochary, Mrs. O'Brien alid Mrs. Thereon Johnson . Members were reminded thalli Is time to pay for subscrtptlons to both the state and national magazines. Mrs . James Brewington, DAR magazine chatnnan, is accepting money for these. Mrs. Joseph Cook had the president general's message. Hostesses were Mrs . VIrgil Atkins. Mrs. Dayton Parsons, Mrs . Rnbert Lraig, Mrs . CeCU Black· wood , and Mrs. John Rose. The benediction was by Mrs. Clarence Struble. One-Won-One POMEROY - A study on the topic, "Dwelling In Beulahland" was conducted by Mrs. Caryl Cook at the Wedne!!day night meeting of tl!e One-Won-One Class of Pomeroy First Bap!JSI CII\Jrcll. . Margaret jlalley preslded at the meeting, which opened w1tl! stngiDg "He Keeps Me Singing," followed by tl!e Lord's Prayer In unison. Officers~ reports were given. William Watson W84 deVOtiOilal leader and used a ·participation meditation on "On What Must I Do to be Save<J." He read ICI1pture !rom Peter land hadacomnientary ori etema1 !He. Refreshmenta were served by Mr. and Mrs. WUilam Watson. nd p\ants f\owers GIFT BOXED WITH BOW, RIBBON AND CARD Assorted Colors Long Stem Roses 88 $7 99 3 ROSE ARRANGEMENT WITH FRESH CUT MIXED Spring Bouquet. (~;;~~~~;GlE Corsages Each $2 99 · ~;~;CARD Bud Vase Each 3 CARNATION ARRANGEMENT (;;~;tion Bud Vase Each DOUBLE ••. $3.99 $499 9K Tree Ueei DECORATED _...._ .., ,_, ................. -.................... ,~. •• • • .....,...,.. "'-4 •• rllfvrl4 • row• COPYRIGHT tm · THI KIIOGII CO. ITIMI AND PltCll 0000 lUNDAY • .,.,.,., 1, fi!IOUOH ~TIIIOAY 1 ftAY· 7, 1 19U, II .lli'Ot.tll• r•EIOT STOI!t. . ·1 '~~; : i ' WI ..IIIVI THI liGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITtiS . NONI IOLD TO OlALla. 1 Mother's Day . Rose Cake t 88 ,: �. Jtas• 6 Sentinel A\onday, May 2, 1983.-- ·.Local man receives ROTC award ' ' ' ' ' LEXINGTON, Va. - Jet!rey T. .; Fowler of West Columbia, W. Va., · •· Is this year's 1983 George C. Mar• shall Award winner from Marshall •·· ·University, Huntington. · :. .Cadet Fowler, 29, son of Mr. and Mrs. 0 . D. Fowler, Route 1, West Columbia, Is one ot aoo Army ROTC C!l~ts natlonwtde to win the award. Presented annually to the outsfandlng cadet of Army ROTC detachments at colleges and unl· versltles throughout the United States, this award Is the hlghesth ooor any Army Rare cadet can receive. "I feel fortunate to have been chosen for this award and feel certain I'll live up to the obllgallons lt entalls," said Fowler, upon recelv· !ng rongratulatons from Army Chief of Sta1f designate Gen. John · A. Wickham Jr. . In addition to attending the award conference In Lexington, Va. , April 12-15, each cadet was presented with an award certHlcate and an authorized threevolume biogra phy of Ge n. ·Marshall. Marshall Is best remem· bered for his leadership as Army Chief of Stalf ln World War II and for his sponsorship of the European Recovery Act (Marshall Plan) ' •• ,.,.,.,.,,1...., ........,......., ,............ . . ......._. . ,•o-.,. ... _"'_' Or write DoiiiJ- Cloai!W llotol 111 Cowl St.. · -4&751 - . . ..,.. .,.,......... .,.,......... ... .,., ... ._ ........_.... .._ ...... .,._ , ......,. .,.. ...... lJ- ---~ • •t ... _ , ...... ?·Y............... _ _ , .... ..... .............. I ·I'Woicl. ~, ~ .......,...._ ........... ... ...... .......... ,....._ ~, .-... ,, .., ·~·:~: •·"!"'~' .. ,,._,.__ ..........rv a c•", ........... r....,.. .. ....... '-< ..... 41·WIIU04 t e " - U -l _ ... ,._ tt ••·••••Teo.. AWARD - ROTC Cadet Jeffrey T. F~~Wier ol Weal Colwnbla received oongratulatl- from Gen. John A. Wickham Jr., Anny Chief of Staff designate, during the George C. Marsholl Award ceremonies at Lednglon, Va. (U.S. Army photo). while Secretary of State from 1947 to !949. By assembling these students from all over the nation, the Mar· shall Foundation gives nation wide recognition to their accomplishments. The conference Included semln· ars on national securtty lssu~ and featured distinguished leaders of ' the Army, both past and present. Participants also learned the role Marshall played In the history ol the nation. A 1971 graduate of Wahama High School, Fowler has also received the Army Commendatlonal Medal, two awards of the Good Conduct Medal and a Dlstlngulshed Military Student Award. Brooks birthday A May meeting Is being planned by t:he couple. Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Hayes, Pomeroy, are announcing the birth or a son, James Edward, at the Holzer Medical Center. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Edward A. Ryan, Mason, W.Va. and Mrs. Mildred R. Hayes, Pomeroy. Great-grandparents are Eber Roush, Mason: Russell Roush, New Haven: and Hazel Hayes, Syracuse. The couple have a daughter, Catherine, five, and anotber son, Allen, three . ··- Brooke Williams Brooke Ashley Wllllams, daughter of Richard and Barbara wuuams, celebrated her first birthday this week with a party. A strawberry short cake theme was carried out. Attendlngwerethe Rev. and Mrs. Amos TlUis, mater- ' nal grandparents, Sue TlUls, Don Tillis, Beck! ·runs and Joe TlDis, J une Williams, paternal grand· mother, Susan Sayers, Matthew Sayers, Andrew Sayers, Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Sayre, paternal great-grandarents. Saltz birthday ~ s.R ltc NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO Coiumbuo, Ohio Daniel Lee Thornton l Microwave cooking offered PH. ( 304) 882-2276 litis ~im, lone vest is just the rilht proportion R•ngea •Retriger•tora Industrial. Commercial . Residential. Interior and Exterior. Painting w. Main SALES &SERVICE Pomeroy. 011 Brakes . Tune-Ups. etc. Spray Painting '· Texture Coatings Fult~ Insured- Free £stllf1181eS TRANSIIISSION FIL TEl CALL 614-949-2686 ONLY 31.95 ·1 1'1 .' '"" -' 1'/·:t:/A I. ANDHUID CHANGE 1 1111 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - htensove Remodeline. •Insurance Work •Custom Polt Bldgs. & Garages •Rooting Work •Aluminum & Vinyt Sidings 114 11 , 1 J lh THE KOUNTRY KLUB ~-· \. - ;. ~ .·'' shor1 ened tor - .~v. 'Club Repau (e lulls yuunr peoplle) 'Brand Names: Square Two MacGregor ~ GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -7583 or 992 -2282 TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 SALE 20% OFF JOHN TEAFORD Chester. Oh . ., 111 t 1111• II IIIIo $JQOO A 20 Years hpenence Ram P1ng the follow•ng v1llage vehiCle: 1974 Chevrolet Flleets1de P1cku p The veh •cle may be mspected at the v1llage garage. Park and PH. 992-2280 ? ,'j " ' Vdlage of Mddlepon Call : 949-2263 9<12-2196 Middleporl, Ohio Oe\fiavne Williams & Scottie Smith All Makes and Models Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Smoce Available EAFORD VIRGIL B . S R . H6141 ·992· 332S NEW LISTING - Duplex ol 3 bM room umls. ·You own one anrl k'llhe other help (lily 101 all. In lown lm $27.000 NEW LISTING - Ac"'s ol niCe laytng lane! near Ruband Dozers Backhoes ' Dump Trucks Lo -Boy Trencher $}295 PER YARD home Has coal ~o ker furnace, mce gara2e wtth discount 21 . s. INSTALLED RUBBER CASH & CARRY $4. I I \ n 23. 6. 25 . 7. 6. 9. 10. II. 26. 27 . 28 . 29. 12. 13. \ - -- -~- - '"· IS. 16. II -- - - ----·-- -- .. _. --- - ~~ ' JF. JJ. Jt J~ I I I II I I I I ;: I .I 1 I - I I I I ._I I On SWKiay evening they attended Mall This Coupon with Rem.tttance The Dally Serttlnel , the Shennan Church of Christ tor 111 Court St. the annnal PrOgram of the SwlllliDe Choir of which their iflllldBons, Robbie and Scott, ate memben. I1 I ~'~·-·-·---~~':~~:..~J~~9_...,_ ____ J ., free Estimates Work Gua~anteed Ph .742 · 2328 Ask for AI. 1 11 I"'" .. NEW & 2 ACRES - You can "'"" " Sl'llt•<al tiMJUsa ml by hrn~ .. ,~ th~ 3 bedroom br~k ranc h I' balhs. l(!lr31\f and neaoly IPvPI Only $38.000. IN IHE COUNTRY - On 1sa1d '""'1. 7 mom horne. 2 b;tJhs. over 2 "''"' ID< $30,000. ONE STORY - 2 bedroom home near the crty park. Balh & gas heat larf:e level lot ner ·' .. ·. siD<es. A'iktrt~ $24.9JO. BRADBURY - Vsew ol Rt. 7 hom lh~ 147 acte ~ lottie orte !00! 5 room home. Woodbumet flue and cellar Bath & tur~ wa\er~ Only $11.000. .· BESIDE SELLING YOUR PROPfRTIES. OUR SERVICES ·, ARE APPRAISALS, IIORTINSURANCE AND TEA· ., GACE IIITE INSPEcnOIIS. CALL 992-3876. Housing Headquarters ,, MEIGS EXCAVATING Around 'Friendly Servie NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742-2328 LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH. '192· 2478 4 Bingo trip fr om Po meroy lo Cherokee . N . C . May 20 . S55 . per p a'r $on for h ans · porlalion & motel . Re se rva · · ti ons taken ··unt i l M ay 6 . 614 · 992 -5007 Of 614 · 992 -3377 Givea way 4 Part Co ll ie fom alu dog , real fri end ly . Ca ll 614 - 256 6210 . Fre e kitt en . 6 wks old . Ca ll 614 -245 -5688 .Cflll 614 2 4 5 Pupp ies 9570 ' 4 II I '"" 1"1 11 li e Free t o good ' ho m c 3 kitt en & 3 c ats . Call altnr 5 o r w eekends . 446 -8557 . 446 ~ 3897 . ~ ISt·arsl PH 742-2407 Or 742 -2068 2 part Iri sh Setter puppie s. 1 molo. 1 fomale. 30 4 -615 Sizes start from 12'xl6' RYDER TRUO< RENTAL & ONE-WAY local and one-way. low 111tes. top mainu1nod trucks. Ript sues. ri&ftt equipment. Hand !rucks. furnitu1e pads. Nationwide Road Ser;ial. Mov· · in1 tips and inslllllnaJ. FREE EXTIMATES 'Chain Link Fence 'Carpetinl 'Paintinl [Sears/ CATALOG MERCHANT UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' lnsulatd Doc Houses P&S BUILDINGS Riverside WJ Inc. Pomeroy,OH. Grea & Patty Gibbs-Ownen PH. 992-2178 "'"' Racine, Oh . PUP. blac k & tan . Oach shund & C hihuahua . fft mal o . to good ho me . 30 4 675 5164 - 2099 Lost and Found lo51 2 Walker coo n h ou nd s on 9 Mile . 30 4 -67 5 3133 1 Yard Sale C hurc h Yard Sale . May 5 & 6 10· 3 . Bob Co nkla r'e si · d a n ce , Jessie Creek Rd . . C heshire. Oh . Follow signs off At . 7 & At . 554 . Ra i n c anc el s Ph. 614-84J -519t 446-9800 Gallipolis. POOLS ll111oo , llld ti•Hi dlll .t l,lllo(,IJI ', II I I ri l'l "' "'l' t'' ' ' tdy / H I Ol i "' '' " · l\i1y Jlo'l ",ollo w in o h . I,.'O , Ill llll o•rp• ,t III , IY 11 b1 ,1 111 . 1 1 IIJ'V 1'J'" till ' j il'lillll!l ,U tho • l1tV I"ii1M I , j 1!1 '1 I,H ii.tllfllf lh11lohnq It :t I Hlllll.un S q11.1H · Oh111 t).l i'i'rl " <'nllunhu ·•. l ilt • D IVI•:IIIIIIIIIIo •rl,ltll.l fron II'IJII• ':ll :o !lid ( II'II'V,IIII 111 1111 111.1 htlll lt'lj.llrltll 'l t ill ~ (ll ' l l tlt lll Roger Hysell GARAGE lh• St. Rt . 124. Pomeroy. OH. •Vinyl liner • Fiberglass •Stainless Steel , I PHONE: . 1-304-773- 5634 Mason , W. Va . Alto Trantmiaaion PH . 992- 5682 or 992-7121 C. L. Kitchen 4 'I I I J 74 nr II NI Kltch111 Cabjnets - Roof· inc - Sidin1 - Concreta P1tios - Sidewalks New Construe1ion - Rt· 11odtlin1 - Cutom Pole Barns . CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Roofi• & SidiRc Co. loute 1 \ L11111 Botto•: OH. 45743 915-41!3 or 992-3067 . l<tll •n ut!i •d tn thrl .tl•ll\1\' ddt ill ~: ::; to th1• . llh VII Iilt l t il Sh.111 lt Mik lUG I~ ,. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR VInyl & AI uminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO.. "Beautiful, Custom Built Garaaes" Call lor lr• sidina es· ' timates, 949-2801 or 949·2860. No Sunday Calla l ll llt 446 - 3159 or 256- 1967 in the evenings 814-992 -6370 . 1- - -- - - - -- -- t_IUVING paperbacks & comics . Call 304 - 675 6239 . ask tor C hester'. Yard Sale l o w er At . 7 . bel o w C lipper Mtll Bo• 10-3 . M on .. Tutt , 8o Wod Wri ght Re sidence . Y or d SRio 110 3 & 110 5 Teod ora Avtt . G alltp o l •s Thur s May 5 th . Antique s, boy s & m e ns c; l o thin g, & m ise; items. · Po rch Sillo Rai n or S hn1u . M ust sell evttrylhing Mise i tems . c l o the s G r a ham S c h oo l Ad - 1st rei on rt aft e1 Grn Elam . last hou su o n 1ft Call 446 9~56 . 810 S . Socond St . M1drtlo -p o rt . Apnl _30 ,M a y 7 . Boddm!l · hnnn s, ei Othinn . dishes . silve r ston e. jo wolry . Avon . applian ces. s t a nd s. somelhmg lor every o n e Gtnnoe Sale May 3 & 4 111 J o hn · Ko c h • os•de n co . Mulberry Hoight s. Pomoroy . lot s of nflw & usod clothes. b ad linens . 11lm ost nnw h1ggag o c arru11 !its all ca r t o ps , and l o t s m oru 1toms - lc Y arc1 8r B11ko S~t lo Mny 5 & 6 , 9 5 S t . Paul s Unitnd Meth o d is t Ch At th n wsidfl nt;(l o t Carl Bnrnhtll 111 Tuppftrplnrns WANTED to buy old q Uilts & tops, old linens . Cloth i ng made bef ore 1950 . Phone _6_1_4_-2 _ 4_5 _-9_4_4_B _._ _ _ __ 1 11 W il do baby sitting in my h ome anytime , fen ced in back yard & references available Call 6 14 - 38 8 9755 . Full time LPN position . Ca ll 446 ~ 7148 . Reliabl e wom an to care f or elderly lady Ca ll446 -2267 . Need more tak e home PAY1 Sell AVON Call 446 -336 8 Community Se rvi ce Coordi nator Soc ial Service posi tion f o r a 140 un it apartment co mplek. Oualiti ca lions Ba c helors degree in socio l work . ekperianco m assisting individuals with pr o blt'lm solvm g situation s. Applv a t GMHA 540 Bu c k nd ge Ad 81dw o ll. Oh 4 56 14 on or b e f ore M illy 11 . 1983 . An oqual Opp or tunity Employ(lr . E l oc lr n n1 cs r tJpa lrnl Rn n eedu d t o w or k in r otni l store. mu st httvf! ox p orienco & tools Wo pr0111de good lo cnt ion . c u s l o rn o·r ldonl opportunity fo r on A ssist · ant . Send re sum e t o P .O . B ok . 342 . Ga ll i p o li s . p h 4 563 1 Ottpendablo dr umm er for n s 11 n bli s h nd r oc k n r o up . stt r~ o us tn qu tr e5 o nl y c:a ll 675 -3 11 3 Chris t11111 Ton o r smn or 1111 d Of pton1 st tor locnl Go5jHtl Group Ph o n o 614 98!', 41 92 Ul 61 4 992 5888 -.--___;:___•-~--- 12 Situntions Want ed ~ 949 2639 Insurance Public Sale S ANDY AND BEAVER & ln surnn r.n Co hn s o fter od SfH VI CeS f o r fifO lll SUJ/Ul.:ll co voreoo 111 Gu ll ia Cou uty t o r almo st a ce ntury Form , h omo and p orso nal pruporty COVOra()fiS are HVIItlllblo In n1 ee t tnd1viduul n.ou d s Contact Ra~ WedenHiyn r , aoent Ph o no 388 8249 New Auc t1on on Ro utn 62 . Arbu c kle The old P . A Sayre ' s Furniture Store . e v e ry Friday ntght . 7 :00 Bring your own c ha i r Au ctio n on r Co l B i ll Ohlingttr . GARAGE sala 1209 Sand h i ll Rd . Pt. Pleaunt . Tuesday B. Wednesday, May 3rd . & 41h . 10 till 4 . Furniture , home interior. good c l ea"n c lo thes, many items. YARD sale . M o nd•y B. Tue sday . 2nd . & 3rd . 810 Main St . 9 - 3 . Childrans clothes . By Episcopal Church . YARD 1ale. 412 lewis S1 . Pt. Pleasant. Tuesday B. Wednesday. M•v 3 & 4 . 8 -7 . Everything . PORCH sale. rain or shine. 2 miles off 87 , L&on - Baden ~oad . Start i ng Saturday through Saturday . May 6 · 7 . 9a .ln .- 4p.m .• Lyle Swains , County Rd . 28 between Clines Farm Eastern . Much misc . 614 - e. 949 · 2603 4215 . 01 614 -985 - Wanted To Buy Buying Gold, Silver , Plet i· num . G o ld and Silver prices ere the highest in two yean . c hock our prices on gold & 1ilver. scrap jewelry . Buying O l d c oin1 , sc rap ring s & silverware . Oaily qu o tes available . Also coins & coin s uppl ies for sale . Spring Valley Trading Co .. Spring Valley .Piara .,446 - 8025 or 446 -8026 . Wu pay cash for lat., m odel cleen used cars . · Frenchtown Car Co . Bill Gene J o hnson 446-0069 L & L Scrap Metals . Now buying alum. cans S. glass . Scrap metals . Top prices Are yo t• payinfJ t o muc h l 01 y ou r hospit-n l ·htHtltt"l 1n su rnn ce . Ca ll C nrr o ll Sn o wd on . 446 4 290 18 Wanted to Do Gonoral Haulinu and Tnnh rem ovttl Sorvico . Rtlliable and dopOIH i a blo Call 446 3159 bo lweon 9 end 5 . LAwn M"owino no yard to biu o r s m a ll . R o fi a bl e And dopondobl e . For os11moto c All 446 J159 batween 9 and 5 lomloy Dr1111r1g . W a t er well s. shallow fJRs . and core dlilling . C all 614 - 3 88 854 3 . Vinton . Oh . 3 family . Uwaon reaideftce. top of Flood Rd . in Syra cpae . AU kin"da of merchen- dloo. I\Jiay 2,3 & ·4 . 10 a.m . to 4 p .m . • M o wers. ·chain saws r e pair ft c1 . lawn & gard e n tra c t o r s &ff:t s pe c iality Nelson & Sons· C all 614 · 256 - 1 5 43 lo ca ted % m1. South of Rollor Dam Itt Eureka . M o ther will babysit in her home on E dgemont Or .. Gellipolis . By week or day Cell 446 · 7354 . WILL mow lawn s in Pt Pfea1ant . 304 -675 -32 44 . TYPING at home. or tem porary oti c e t i ll in . by experienced secretary . Reasonable rates . 304- 675 - • Gold , silver. sterling. jewelry. rlngi , old coins &: currency . Ed Burkett Ba.r ber Shop, Middleport . 9Q2 - 3476 . rate leader Mortgage, 77 E . State, Athen s. Ohio. 1 -814 · - 592 -305 1. or 1 ·800- 3 41 655 4 in Ohio Professional 23 Ser.vices C& l Boo kk eepm g T u Re t urn s & bookkeeping tor tnd ividuol s & businoues . Short f o rms $5 _00 Long forms $20 .00 and up Ca ro l N ea l 44.6 -3862 PIANO TUNING $5 off plu s dtsco unts to senior citilens c hurc h es -schools . Ca ll Bill Ward W ard " s Keyboard . 446 4372 Wilt opun & c lean s wtmming pools . C all 446 -489 5 after 5 .00PM - - - -- PIANO TUNIN G LANE DANIELS . R eliable sendee si n ce 1965 . Asso c iate o f Bruni cttrdl Music Co Phonn 6 14· 7 4 2 295 1 . PERM ANENT hau rern ova l Pr o ft~ ssio nal E t ec lr o l~si s C lln1 c A M A approved . 0 1 r o f ttrut l!i . M o nday . Wodno s d ay . FJiday , by n ppou1trnont 30 4 6 15 - 5568 3 1 Homes lor Sale 4 bdr .. 2 full boths. tinished ha ~uunont . 2 ·cor garage Aj,p ot nt inH n f only 203 Kin eo n Dr Gallipolis . 446 1223 lj\ Middluport . mt wly remo ulud h omo With tirflplace . po ssibln woodburner . c loso t o sc h oo l s 11nd shnppmg Cull 61 4 .992 69 41 M.odlU il h0 11lU , 1 1" fill . "&· 2_ but h. on 2 ar. rtt lo l . At 316. 5 nu S of Rul G11mde . C all 6 14 379 26 83 - - - ··- - - - lov ul ~ . 6 r ooms Double Otllllgu , b tt~ util u lly lands c apoct IUHR lo t A l op Ro sft t-1.11 . Pom 4 0 ' s 6 14 -985 4257 HtHr 511 m S yr acusn. Oh 3 with c nrpurt on onu th ird ttc re lot Reduc ed 10 $24 .5 00 30 4 752 8488 hn ~h oo m s . nftm 5 8 roo m p m 2 1ots, d ouble _ uooll lo ca t1o n . 680 S Socon d . Mutdleport . Cell 614 991 260:1 hlH I!UJ . ~IIIIA!IO . For Sflltt hy O wner 76 acres. nlm os t snlf -suftt cumt 3 -4 bndroom h ome. wood heat , y o un \1 l1u1l truus , large !IIUdon . po nd. barn. work · 5 h OI) . ch1c kon hou su. Plenty o t w oo d • . pasture . open liulds M in uutl rryhts . Et•ily ncc u ssibl o 1 m1le wesi o f Umnsvilln o n SA 114. C all 742 2860 after 6 .30 p .fn . 6 r oo m & bn t h . .lnrge garden. 1 00• 1 00 lp t S pa ce heet · IUS 61 4 992 52 42 . land contract f o r sal t! by o wner -4 tied · room . 1 1h st i ry alum i flum siding housu . Approx . ·2 1h nc r us lnvol ground . L8'rga kit chnn . dining room . forced tt !f hoot Separate large ottrH!I" · 2 mile s from South ern High Sch oo l. Shown by appotntmont only . S23 .500 614 -949 -2023 o• 6 14· 949 2777 . 3 b udroom , bnck , lnrgo lot. 1 •;, b nth s. lull bu smnunl , 2 c1u ~FIIIIU " · Co llogo Ad . Syrn c u 5n . By appl 614 992 5 133 . 2 bndro o rn h ou se Ill H arri sonv ille. Remodeled inside . $6.500 . Ph o ne 614 -928 · 441 7 Small hou se . o ighl nc rea . nu tb u •ldm gs. mineral rights , rmuntuthln 304 - 895 -3819 . HOUSE & large lol f or sale ns is 1n Henderson. 304 · 675 -6408 . 32 Mobile Homes 4631 . lor Sale BEDS -IRON . BRASS . old 7760'. HOM E LOANS 12 11 1i•o.d 446-48 51 paid . Call 448 -7300 . furniture , gold , silver dollars . wood Ice bo•es. stone jars . antiqu&s . at e .• Comp~ete household s . Write: M .D . Miller . Rt. 4 , Pomeroy. Oh . Or 992 - 22 Money to i;gan 3 hdr h Oitltl 111 Addt so n sm all lot . nowly romo delud . m1 w uloctnc ~lumb1ny , et c Furnl!n cn & wood burner . 6022 fully m sullu tnd . e.ICC . co nd . --:::;:;~!iilij':i::t M I cl S 2 0 ' !I C A II 6 1 4 - 5 9 2 Rc\ltS mnd rfi 359 I v T IIIIJY tOIIIll C tt SUH pari timu statu s N o tU:pt! 3 htlt . 2 lull bath s. c: enhl'll uun cu IHICfls sary Co ntnc t 1111 l~r n pl11 r.1 t . ll'lrgelot . clost1 Dr ondn Jac k son ot 6 14 to tuwu C11 1! 446 2599 . 992 2 104 . 8 30 o m 5 Wod Fq u o l p m , Sttt J bndrnom 1 'II hath. naragn , Oppor'li'mity Empluynr lull hR 511nHtnt . l o w down pnynumls. ••ss unutblo fixod W o uld llk o t o do babys•ttmu luun . quwt ntHUhbo rh oo d , 111 my ho nw Rtt c inA '""" on tt milo horn ho spi tal. Call Any ~~ ~ ltl 6 14 9 4 9 2779 446 11 52 uttnr 4 ·00PM - ,...- 13 Complin e Aur. tiou oer Stu vtce . Al so do apprAi5als Li censed & bomhtd t o still Households. farm furni sh tngs & Real estate . Ovor 25 years AkpArience in buyin g & selling n ew , used S. ant iquf.l furnitur e . 614 - 992 - 63~0 . 446-1988 . I hnvn ro om . b o nrd and c aru to r tho oldn rly 614 992 Mon ., Tuo s, , Wed 11• nule ou t o n At 14 3 R tun o1 shtne 614 -991 3859 Auc tion evury Fri . ninht at the Hartf ord Commu nity Contor . Tr u ckloads o f nnw m er c handi se av e 1y w oe k Co n siH m onh o f n e w ttnd uso tl merchAndise always wolc o mo R1chard At~ynold s Auctionee r 275 3069 com minions!. multilevel bonus . W o•~ from home full -part time . New weight loss pr ogum h elps people. easily she d unwanud pound s . $ 69 inventory investment r&Quired . No ex perinc e needed _ lo c al Sl.lp&rvisor tra1ru you . Call l W i ll bnbv s1 ! 1n your ho mu or nuno Rolnrnn c: o s 614 Au c lt o n 01111ry Tuo5dny ntght , Kr ode l Pnrk C lub H o u so . Pt Pteasnnt WV Au c t Lonnto N ott l C all 614 367 ·7101 . = E-.,-n- ,:-:7::0:-:o:-.:'" • :-: t5:-:o=-=o: m o nthly Help Wanted Ca rport Salo. May 3 5 10 a . m . 4 p m . 918 S ~ rd . Mic1dleport Somolhn111 for 7 -ry u no R ~:~ asonnb~ Auction 7 I- - - - - -- -- - Yard Sale Bulavill e Town house on Bulavttle R d put Shrine C lub . Kn ok & Swisher ' s, May 3 . 9 t o 1 Re co rd play er w i th su nd . , hooded hair dr~er , nice en d tables & antiqu e s tand . bi c ycles , p ot 5 & pan s . all kinds ot glasses & dish es. table c loth es. radio , tan . sweeper . gun ra c k . sing le tra c t o r di sc. 4 tires !tru c k) 1611.5 -8 ply , afghans . now & u sed c lothing of all kind s & mise 1tem s 9 PERSONALIZED lf u• 1)1\ 1',11111 ooJ IJ o•o!.l lll. ll lllll •II\'<" l!l' llo o' Ill, II , I 1'• "11 11<111 I•' olo • ,lojll.ll o ,ill LHI• f•, ,,..., ,,, ., j l 'V 1'11 \ . tlo • l. illl hn,.,.,,. ., ., ,ld j.IOI "!tl j ,. ' llll·r ,li lt '! io•d '"' ~ ~orrt l lo ' H r Cllrr11 ( 11.d I IIIJiji.IIIV Ml'i< l'· No• 1 11 !11 11 " l lll" ol ll l.ihlr • !rot '••. 1! rlrlllllh l ' '11• '1.1 111 11 1', lr.t·. l•r "o"ll r• ·• t •rvo·o l l ho • !.11rrl• , l •r •111o1 l" 'lr ll"ll• 'd .II• ' lo •1 ,lto •d Ill ("., llll ld' ll'. l oiWI I', Iiq o Mo •ro t "• l "r•III IIY lltu " ,111d Vu1tootl l row n •. l rq o :1nd Woll f", v il lq l uw n •. l111' V11111111 ( "n ll! l!y Yard Sale in Centenary May 2&:3. 9 - 8 . Clothes . home interior, tires , appliances. glassware . & m isc . Rein date 4&5 . WANT ED TO BUY Old Need anything hauled Ca ll . 1" ""' 1 "~ 554 . Mey 4 .5 & 6 . I() h Ito Oh1o 11111 "''"' Public Notice STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES DIVISION OF RECLAMAflON FOUNTAIN SQUARE COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 lEGAL NOTICE Y•rd Sale First Time Ever. 5 Family. Glassware . household. clothing & furniture . 2 Yz mi . eatl of Porter o1 SR 8 2 pu ps . 6 months o l d . boagl o and german 5ho phttrd, 304 -675 -5431 ALL STEEL & POLE BUI:DINGS Wanted to b uy. New. uaed & antique furniture . Will buy 1 piece or c omplete householdt. Call Osby A. Martin Long h aiHJd male blach cal , 8 wk s . old , litter tromod . Ca ll 614 -245 -5054 att ar 6 •Bulldozer 8o Backhoe Service •Basemerlts •Footers •landscaping •Driveways •Farm Ponds t1 lJ I !IKI Business Opportunity Yard Sale May 2 -7 , 9 - 6 . A t . 554 7 mile• from Chesh"ire. Clothing, furniture. bed spreads . c urtain s . knick knacks. much more . largo por ch sal e Muy 3 .4 .5 9 6 83 6 E. Main . Pomeroy ANY P E RSON wh o ha s any thing to give away and does not o ff er or allempt t o offer Any oth9r thing f or sa le may p ta ctt ttn ad in thi s. co lumn . TherA w1ll be n o c har ge t o tho advorltser . 6 car peli ll ~ and larf(e p.arden spol Askml $35.000 2. •• for shop 70 . J. u1•1•1"' $I3,000 RACINE - 8 room mce okles These cash rates I. BEST & LAST BID 'lowest Rates - Septic Syslems buy lhts 6 room horne "'lit ballt and all KITCHEN CARPET STARTING AT .99 ·· 25 IUSI - ---- - - 1 Get all the estimates you want. then call us . We'll be your AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE - Water - Sewer .-..:Gas lmes Phon e )Wanted !For Sale During their visit, McLaughlin R£AliOR 21of . 7nd~l . - PUlliNS EXCAVATING POMEROY BARGAIN - You 16 . Roofing & Siding PHONE IIIII CLIFFORD 992·720( 1 I"' I I I 11111 We aro trying to keep the ce metery allelnrl FeliS in ih present co ndition , but in Ust depend on those interested to help . Send to Gloron ce N o rris . 23262 Hilt Rd . Ra cine ..your lot cnre money . Pupp ies 6 wks . old . Ca ll ADOITIONAL B% DISC:OUNT lN APRIL - CASH. CARRY INSTALLED WITH PAD~ ~ Real Estate General can now 19, lAST Bl D I!OfjQ!D & WORK GUARANl!ED Closed Thurs . •1 / / 1 llkl .... 16FT. .... , .... .. ...... .... ...... ....... ..... '18.90 18FT........... ............... .............. '20.90 20 FT ................ ........... ..... ........ •22.911 - - -·- - - - II ]1, llo •DOlE A •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING. C~NCRETE WORK Mon.· Sat. wtth 1 1 ~· baths, large hvm~o: and a real wood butner Insulated and cen1ral heat. Just $29.500. II . Pomeroy , Ohio 7 J611r 113 W . 2nd St . Pomeroy , OH . Open 9 :00 to 5 :00 NEW LISTING - N~oly rernod~ed 3 bedtoom home Rent 1J lie SHOE REPAIR Ohio Ph. 985 -4269 ALL LENGTHS IN STOCK 8FT ...... .... ..................... .. .. .. ....... '9.96 10FT................... .. ........ ..... .. .... '12.20 12FT. ........................ ............... '14.46 14FT....... .. ............ ................... '18.70 ) For SWEEPER a nd sewing machine re p air , part s, and supplies . P ic k up and d e liv e ry , Davi s Va c uum Cleaner . one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Ca ll 992 -6215 o• 992-7314 J&F APPLIANCE SERVICE ALUMINUM ROOFING inc lude V. C. YOUNG Ill Ph . 992-2174 AND Cheste~. • olectrical (Fiee Ettimcitet) CONTRACTING on 2 ,ro! counlry roods lrloal lor small larm. Only $12.500 814-992-2181 1 ·-_ c.no..-ptumbing ond Pomeroy, Oh . S&W TV Addreu'----------------- 1 Fleturn home went to the ,Cleveland Clinic to see his brother, Leo, who underwent open heart surgery on Easter Sunday. ' On Saturday they were joined for a tarnlly gathertn8liy Mr. and Mrs. AlaJi McLaughlin of Fostoria, Mrs. MarUyn McLaughlin; Findley, and Teresa McLaughlin, Columbus, PAT HILL FORD - Addom and remodel~ ~Roofing and gun.r wed SMITH. NELSON MOTORS, Inc. G81! Ta.flks, "Free Estimates" CARPENTER SERVICE From he Smallest Heater Core to the Larcest Radia· tor. · Radiator Speciaist NATH~N BIGGS 35 Yn. Experience acid bait and rod out radiat<inl. We also repair ' YOUNG'S RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore racliatcm and heat..- coniS. We can also Or 992-779\ '"'' 151 2. 9. 2tc POMEROY LANDMARK cOMPtETE RADIATOR SERVICE All types of roof work. new or repair. gutters and downspouts, gutter clean· ing and painting, storm . doors and windows. ·All Work Guaranteed I I I Name ____________ I, ) Announcement POMEROY - Mr. and Mrs. KeMeth McLaughln have returned from a trip to Rittman where they visited their son-In-law and daugh· ter, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Howells and family. Writesel ROOFING coupon . C!ncel your ad by phone when you ~et results . Money not refundeble . 54 Misc. Merchandiee Mr. and Mrs. David Thornton,, Rhelnman Air Force Base In 'Ger- many, are announcing the l!lrthof a son March 00 at the base hospital. The eight pound, five ounce Infant has been named Daniel Lee. Maternal grandparents are Mrs. Ruby Mossman, Pomeroy, and ' Earl Mossman, Mlddleort, and the paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Thornton, LangsvWe. Maternal great-grandparents ate Mr. and Mrs. Denver Hysell, . Pomeory, and Mr. and Mrs. Eslle Mossman, Newark. Drusie White or Langsvllle Is a paternal great· grandmother. 1-1. L. 21 Wanted To Buy furniture and Antique• of all kinds , c•ll Kenneth Swain . Gara g e Sale 1 '~1 mi. past H o lzur o n Rt 160. M ay 4th & 5 th . 9 · 5 Hill 's & Neal 's 446 -029 4 . Write your own ad and order ·bv mall with this The v1 llage reserws the nght to re1ect any or all b1ds. Fred HoHman. M ayor My sincere thanks to everyone for the lov"ely floral arrangements . gifts and cards and to the people who took t ime o ut o f their busy lives t o visit me at the Holzer Medi ca l Cent er . Sp ec ial thanks to Or . Charles Holrer 3 Announcements TON I "'" 1"1 4 Ill Card of Thanks Ester (Scottie ) Ha ves . COAL Sentinei~Page First One. Rt.588. Honey · suckle. M onday & Tuttaday . Jeans, cJot hes. pot 1 & pan s. ·dishwasher , dinene chairs . antiques. misc. Yard Sale Koontz Sailor Rd . at V inton . Tue s. & W ed . 9to 5 . P ort TV . din1ng room set . stero, baby furn ., mi1c . a nd the third floor nursing stAff . God Bless all of you .. STRIP ReSidential & Commerc1al •Remodeling 'Storm Windows & Doors FREE ESIIIIATES "!_j •• Til ,,ARQ IIIR'GIItllllll "'" 9 The Doily 91 !~~~~!~~~~~ tJftB\ 1 Yard Sale Garage 2 to from 4, til 1 OldSale 160,Man2 miles hospital at Jac~ Neels. signs on right _ Ladies. mens , and kid clothes . boys and girls jeans 10 to 14. ladies jeans 6 an up . new 41114 tire for Ford truck. c hain uw. ne welect ric guitar. kid record player . ~ MINE RUN AND HOlliE MAINTENANCE 'Roofsn& of all types /J I J! ( Wilson Dunlop P.G.A. J5 Years Experience ""\ ~I ·. ~) .' .' OHIO VALLEY ROOFING ' lessons 'Fitting Centl!lr 'Sidsng 'Roofing 'Gutter & Down Spouts ' Remodeling 20 Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 Autho1ized John Deer. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service All types of Auto lltpatr. • Open IIOIICYy thru Saturday. Ewninas by Appointment . Henry E. Clttand. Jr . GRI- 992-6191 Donie Tumef. 992-5692 Joan Trussell. 949-2660 .J& Hill. 985-3335 SIDING U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OHIO OPEN 9 Ill 5 MON. thru SAT. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992·2259 EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR VINYL BOGGS .f ':::=,..,{p..-=-:- Strip.ping ) / lh 4 '>l lL TRANSMISSION CO. 271 Waterblasting ~ot I"'" .... \l. ~ ·- ), - Sandblasting Parking '1\ •Dryers •Fr. .zera PARTS end SERVICE AUTOMATIC GHEEN 'S PAINTING INC. now! Curb Inflation I I I Pay Cash for I I I Classlfleds and I I I Savel_l I I Mav 20. 1983 for the sale of DEPARTMENT OF TRAN8PORTA110N Charles Daniel Ellis II celebrated his first birthday on AP1i1123 al the ~-home of his parents, Charles B!ld Laun1EU1s. An R2·D2 cake was served with other refreshments. Guests were •his maternal grandparents, Phil and Carol Ohlinger, maternal " . great-grandparents, Herman and .IM1Jdrecl Ohlinger, paternal grandCharles and Delena EUis, REEDSVILLE - Microwave ~erl and Howard Ellis, Mike and cooking class sponsored by 'afw1ha Ellis, Terry and Kathy Meigs County Exenslon Service, and sons, James and Erlc, will be at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Rl~ Abby Ohlinger and SOl!, vei'Vlew School, Reedsville; $2 a . , Ed and Ann Sisson and person; Instructor, Dale Stoll. .· and Brer)na, Dave, Cindy and : ,Mieheue Smith, Jenny, Darrln and · Amy Warth, Don, Franlde.and Art }funnel, Richard Dean, Calvin FltunrU11a~sale Geiger and Judy Baker, Jan and MIDDLEPORT DeMolay Jasoo Sheets, Robert, Jeanie, Mothers Club will hold a rutiJnUiie ' ftan(zy and Erica Roble, Jan, sale · In the basement of the •; .Asbley, aDd Char~ Tiemeyer, Bill Middleport Masonic Temple, Mon· -and Dotma Ohlinger, Sheri Conley, day, Tuesday and Wednesday, 9::11 • Mandy Wells, Chuck, Alicia and a.m. to 3 p.m. ·· Matt Evans, Donette Talbott. . .•' uoo •Weshers •Dilhwuhera CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION Br ehoppl111ln home,,.. rou -on 111. 11141 - r encllelr on rour cer enciiYOid hlzlrdt hl&hwer end , _ , , to rou - - - - - - - - -1Hogh Sis Hanlbal entertained recently with a party honoring their daughter, Sarah Jo, on her fifth birthday. Games were played and prizes awarded to the winners. Favors were given to the children ·attend· lng. After she opened ber glts, refreslunents of Ice cream and cake, one a Smurfettedeslgn baked by her grandmother, Mrs. Charles Kuhl, and the other a Ronald McDonald cake, were served, At the party were Sarah's · grandmother, Mrs. Roy Mayer, Mrs. Donald Hauck an(! Bethany Jo andM!chaeiMayer.Gtherspresentlng gifts to her were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kuhl, Mr. and Mrs. 'non Mayer, Mrs. Donna Carr and LeSley, 'Mr. and Mrs. Roger Karr, Jessica and Valerie and Mrs. Norma Goodwin. ,• .. COMMUNITY SHOPPING PAYS OFF IN MORE WAYS THAN ONEI 151 2. Sarah ]o Saltz ., 608 E. MAIN For all your wiring needs; furnaces ra-· pair service and in ~ stallation. Residential & Commercial Call742-3195 985-3561 All Makes " FENCIN,G PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHilDREN & PETS " SHOP LOCALLY OWNER. 143 Pomeroy. Ohto 45769 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Saltz of 0............. ..·'• Vada Coen. executed an oil and lease to J H. Kigg•ns and H. M EG -S . R. 1 24 - (23 . 09 . M cTaggart whose add resses 24.101127.4611 28 .33 1 - State are not 1n said lease and are te 124: MEG-S .R. 145unknown: sa1d lease was as03-2729 ) · State Route Signed to C. B. Dwelley by Mary 4 m the Village of Syracuse.: Mull1 ne•. Grace Ktgg• ns. Helen MEG-S.R. 124-129.441 -'- State Flesher. by Fred Mull•ne•. their Route 124 1n the Vtllage of anornev-•n-fact. E. C. Hartman Ra c ,ne: MEG·S.R 338 -(0.00and The Producer s Supply and 0 .31 ) - State Route 338 •n the Tool Company. whose ad V•llage of Ra c1ne. and MEG· dresses are Unknown . recorded . S R. 338 -!0 40) · Sta te Route 1n Volume 45 page 332 l ease 3313 by resurfacn-.g w1th asRecords of M etgs Records, (:.i1alt conc ret e. Oh10. Pavement W1 dth - Va r1es. Th 1s notice funher •ncludes PrOJect and work Length any of sa1d ass•gn ors l1sted on 37.488 feet or 7 10 m1les. sa1d ass 1gnment at a fu rlher The Oh1o Departm ent lease dated Aug ust 4: 1954 in Transpo rt atiOn hereby not1 f1es wh1ch C. B. D-Nelley and Nancy all bidders 11 w1ll atf,rmat•vely A Dwelley, husb and and w1fe, 1nsure that 1n any contra ct H. L. Coen and Vada M Coen. entered •nto pursuant to thts 114-Callltllala _,_ husband and Wi fe. A. P Fisher advertiSement. m1 nor11:v buSI 112-i'rizl and Beulah M . F1sher. husband ness enterpnses wtll ·be aflll·fllr Art Ill ltlirpln Croclitt . and wile. were the lessors and fl'::lrd ed. full oppo numtv to sub- ' . 110-11 llftr •••. . . ·Roy t Gordon. Trustee was the · m1 t b .ds 1n respo nse ' to IDI-IIstlof ...,_ lessee and sa1d lease is •n...,tat•on and w•ll no t llt·l..wrt Sewill re corded 1n Volume 4 5 page d1SCr1m1 na ted aga 1nst on the 106-1- Faahloll 299 at the Lease Record s of ground s o f race. color. or 104-llllllot ....., M e1gs County. Oh 10 . nat1 onal ongm 1n co nsderat•on 103-15 Qo111a lor TOIIIJ That sa •d leases and ass•gn lor an award. ments were on 100 acres or "' Min1mum wage rate s for th1s --" port1ons thereat. the followmg proJect have been p•edeter desCflbed real estate, s1tuated mn-.ed as reqUi red by law and 1n SectiOn 8 o f Sc1p10 Town are set forth 1n t he b1d shtp. Metgs County, .O.h1o. and proposal - .,.. · bou nded and de scnbed as "'Tiie date set for completion fo ll ows of th1s work shall be set forth 1n Bounded on the north by the b1dd1ng proposal: lands of Elza Warner. east by Each bi dder sh811be reqUired lands of Ray and Art Alk• ~e. to f1le w•th h 1s b1d a certlf1ed so uth by lands of M . F French. · c h ec k or cash 1er's check for an wes t by lands o f Peter Y. Moore. am ount equal to ltv. per cent (April29. 1929) of hll bid, but in no event more Al so pl ease t ake not• ce that tha n f1fty thoUsand doll ars. or a your the lessors m the atx:>ve oond for ton per cant olhll bid. descnbed lease have s1nce payable to the 01rector. transferred the "rea l es tate to the of 81dders must apply. o n the Harold D. Graham. pro p er forms. lor qualification triHIIIIIo H PIJS lhop wh.,. IIYel Harold D . Graham. the pres - at least ten days pnor to the ent owner. who 1s the tra nsleda te set for opening b1ds 1n ree and grantee o f the prior accordance w1th Chapter 5525 owners of sa1d real estate Ohto Revtsed Code th ro ugh a ch a1n of title fro m the A ans and speofcations are or1g1na l lessors 1n sa •d lease on file •n the Department of Intends to Ide for record an Transpo rtatiOn and the o tf 1ce of Aff1da\llt of Forfe1ture Wi th the the OiS!fiCt Deputy Dt rector . Metgs County Recorder 1f th e The D•rector reserves the lessees and ass1gnors do not ng ht to re1ect any and all bid S. have the lease released of WARREN J . SM ITH rec ord w 1th•n th.rtv days from DIRECTOR the date of th1s publicatiOn. to Rev 8 - 17 - 73 declare the lease forfMed tor non -paymen t o f rentals; there (5) 2 . 9 . 2t c . ,----------------------~ are no p roducmg wells or oil or 1 gas ...veils be1ng dr~l l ed on the --=-Pu-:-b::-nc-::-:No-.ti,.-celeased prem1ses: the term o ft he lease has exp~red : and the sa1d lease has been forfe1ted and ts PUBLIC NOTICE VOid B1d s Will be rece1ved at th"e HAROLD D. GRAHAM M 1ddleport h all un t1l 2 30 P.M 36008 .EU.is birthday flarents, J proposals wil l rec~ved at the office of the Directo r of th e Oh1o Depa rt~ ment o f Transportation. Colum ~ b.Js. Oh10. until 10:00 AM .• Oh io Standard Time. Tuesday. May 24. 1983 for Improvements 1n · M e1gs County. Oh10 , on . ·take notJce that on (.0~~ -· Fashion low!s a lean line. Crochet I'IISI in easy: popular shell stitches in two colors of knittil!l .wonted-weipt pro . Note V nee~ !UIIoped edee . Pattern 7058: SIZes 11-18 incl. $2.50. for each pattern. Add 501 each pattern fol postaee and handline. S11d to: lllat IJIIab . 'I ... llulmaft Dept. 3 ' The Doily Sentinel . . 1U, 0111 a..il ~ llew ,... liT 10113. Prill! ~~­ ~ Zip, ,..... • •••• Yes! !want to seemorecrafls, send me 10ur new 1983 NEEDlECRAFT CATAlOG. 150 desirns, 3 flee patterns. Only_ $1.50 Ill CUff lOOKS. .$2.00 IIICII M Ids lid Catalol ldd 504 .......... 1141 liiiHiilll135-01111 I ClliiMs Oo , ... 134-14 OolcllladiiM Qllltfl 133-faslileo Holilt Ootltilll 132-0oiH Orial. . · Ul·Md I lliidt Qllllls lzt.Qolcl 'n' £.., TIMSfan 1ZI-EMJa,l PalthiNd Q11Hts 1Zf.11ulfly CtlftJ .._. 12l·l'llllw SllaoHIIIs III-Ciodlll wllll 5411111 117-U., Art Ill llaatlapoint FR· 11 (>415) Aonl 29. 192 9 H. L. Coen and .. ... KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE .,.c.~ " MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR FUTURE USE" CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS u., .. ~· w(.fl _ _ ...,~ Sealed DWEUEY, o1 H - -· Ohio. whooii exact • - II unknown: t:n - ....... U!t••·--...-· ""-·--.,. .. ._._l;oo,.l ..• UNIT PRICE CONTRACT .............. ...t c. 8. ..,_._., • J'U - "-..... u., .... - SWift and. Stylish: Aprl 22, 1983 Contnlct s~ ~:r 1 Copy No. Public Notice Charles D. ·BOis II ..."'"·-· ... . .. o.....~ 17- ~ LEGAL NOTICE TO: .J . H. KlOGtNS. H: F. McTAGGERT. MARY MUL· UNEX. GRACE KIGGINS, HELEN FLESHER. E. C. HARTMAN AND THE PRODUCERS SUPPI.Y & TOOL COMPANY, W....od~ IQ- ' - - , . . J JII - . . . . ,....,~•w..,...-. _ ..._,.. l _ Public Notice )U - ....... "CUT OUT 7 AfPaoS prtze. Hayes birth .,.-r-_......... a..l*• . . . (&. . . . . . . ... """•o.• .................... Public Notice ~ease .. ,.,_.........,. .... .,._ . ,.,__, _.._ ,..,,._ ,....._ ..,_ ..... ..._ ,._...., ,._ltM!iM ~~114 ~- ...,.DIIM ' FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY -c...WII' J • -'--0011. " ....... ... ................. ,... u ..,.,.,.,• ..,. Business senices .... --. - __ ··-a..- _.._. J._ ....... ,, _ , _~ .,," ' ,_,,.., .., ... ,.,h .. Middleport, Ohio • •' /llllfllll'ift(t l_,j,,,,,.,,.,, r•xrlt•n,..-a .. l _ _ ......., 12-l i t . - . . w - · 11-- CI...Jfi~-d 71-T•-. ... . . n ...-~., .. Monday, May 2, 1983 .,. ,.,_._ 11 - -- ~ 1-1:1- ..... A bridal shower hOnoring Krts Snowden. Patti Hoffman, Becky Snowden, brtde-elect of Bob Chap- Hoffman, Brenda Morris, Cheryl pelear, was given recently at the ·• Burris, Barbara Chappelear, Rock Sprtngs Grange Hall hosted Cathy Dean, Jenny Meadows, Su·. by Robin Snowden, Gena Wood and sanna Wise, Karen Goggins, Paula Linda Brodertck. A pink and white Swisher, Paula Horton, Cindy "shower of goOd wishes" theme Crooks, Natalie Lambert, Barb was carrted out In the decorations. Grueser, and Cindy Parker. Attending we r e Flore nce Sending gUts were Don Wood, Brent and Dave Jeffers, Betty and Norman Weyersmlller, Helen and Paul Roush, Beth Gloeckner, Renee WUUs, Margaret Rose, Betty · Donovan, and Trudie SwartZ. Refreshm ents were served. Games were pl<tyed wlth prizes goIng to Florence Snowden and Cindy Parker. Susanna Wise won the door A party In observance of the 11th birthday of Deborah Marie Brooks - was given recently by her parents, Mr. and Mrs.Lloyd Brooks of Alfred at the Alfred United Methodist ·Church. An E. T. themewascarrtedoutln 'the cake and decorations. Ice · cream, cake, and punch were : served. Attending were Mrs. Slna Murphy and Amy, Crystal Kaylor, Kenny Caldwell, Tuppers Plains; ~- Scott Phillips, Success; and Tereasa Lamber, CoolvUle. Among the others presenting gifts to her were )Jer maternal grandparents, ·: · Marvey Carsey and Hazel Carsey, · Columbus, and Mildred Brooks, ·paternal grandmother. _.,._ __ •c-.~ ·Bridal shower for Kris Snowden Williams birthday Deborah Brooks . PHONE 992~2156 ~ ·~ -.,.. ~, ·. r .... •• The Daily ~ •• 21 Business Opportunity 19 72 14k65 Mobil e Hom&. 3 b e droom s. gas heat , parJially turn ished, under· pinning . ba c k porch . exc . co nd . Phon e 614 - 992 2155 bnlwuen 9 & 5 ask for Tim . Ahm 5 Phono 304 - BU Z-3592 fNOTICEI THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO . recommonda 79 Mnh1ln home, 2 tied that you do businilu with r oO m , u n furnished , 111 acrft people you know , and NOT to send monev through the mail until you have investigated the offering. with chain link fence , c::ou.n w water . lo c oled in Ohio . 515 .500 . Call after 5 p: m . 304 576 -2792 . ----~--'-- \ t ·•' \ �_Page 8-The Daily Sentinel 32 Pomeroy-Middleport, They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Homes for Sale 61 Household Gooda 64 Monday, 1/Gy 2, 1983 Ohio Miac. Merchandise , F·-·N:.:'..:C=ARL.:.::..:Y.::LE:.,.-.-~-----by;_L_arry_ · .:.._w_rlg;:.ht, • wa•hera. dryera. refrigerator•. rengea. $k1081 . Appllancea, Upper River Rd .• beeide Stone Creat Motel . «8-7388 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 "MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS, RT 36 . PHONE 448 -7274 . Sof•. c:helr, rocker, ottoman, 3 t1ble1, fextra hHvy rural water. gat heat. Haa by Frontla(l. •818 , Sofa. chair ond lovoaoat. f275 . Solao ond cholro priced from •286 . to •895 . TobiH. •-.5 and up to •128. Hlde-obeda , e440. and up to 15211 .• Racllnero, 1175. to some furniture . price 112,600. Or 4 Iota 6 moblll! '350 .• Lamps from 128 . to *715 . 6 pc . dln1tt11 from 2 Iota e. 1 mobile home 12x80. 2 bedroom . with 814.BOO . Call «8-1240 . 199 .. to •435. 7 pc .. •189 . al1d up. Wood table with alx; 12x60 in good shape, make chalro •425. to •7411 . Dolle •110 up to *2211. Hutchao. ond up. maple or pine flnloh . Bun~ bed complete with mottreaaeo. f260 . and up to f395 . Baby be do. offer. Coli 446-097B . •no. Trailer 8t lot on Reccoon Creek . Smell down payM ,L..,,.._., ment, enumabe loan, *182 per. mo. Call 614 -268 1446 eve' a. On rented lot in Bidwell 14Jt86 ail electric . Call 614-38B-99B4 . ---------- 1973 New Moon 1 2x60 , wahter, dryer, dishwuher , UOYI, refrig . , AC. wa . •e.ooo, e~tc . cond . 614 -268-6672 . "7JfDc<t:J ~ ~"<). f914tXJPIIcXJ(IM ., CIHc.IHH.A'TI, ~ seta, 1195 . 4 dr. cheats , ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Oif~- ~1()~=; 11rm. *42 . dr. cheata, *64. Bed 1 42 Call 1969 El Car 2 bdr .• mostly furnished , carpeted. ap - pl \' encea , good cond . , 02,200. Call 61 4 -3BB B649 . Schultz mobile 12~~:80 home, 2 bdr ., rlew carpet. eKpando living room . Call 614 - 379 -2727 or 614 379 -2194 . 1976 Holly Park mobile home, 1 4.1i70 with central air. new drapes. new carpet . Owner willing to lease pre1ent location, including pa1ture on SR 654, Bidwell . Deluxe 2 bdr . Windaor. dining room. 1 112 baths. convenient location. At. 7 . No pets . Call 814 - 2~6 · 6818 . Evening•. 614 -367-7·150. 1977 Windsor 14x70 . 3 bdr ., wi1h utility building , uc . cond .. 113,900 . Call 3 bedroom trailer /2 mila Rt . 7 on Bulavllle Addison bef010 3PM , 446-7613 . 614-379-2436. MOBILE home, i4x70 . all alectirc, air, 2 bedrooms, GE wa1her S. dryer, extra nice, coll304 - 676 - 7666 or 676-2886 . 19BO MOBILE home. 2 badi-obm. 12~t45. excellent condition. furnished with underpenning . 304 -876 3869 33 0< 676·6686 . acre lot. *200 per mo. Clll . . -1<: - 2 .b.e droorri ·s in Racine . Furnlahed 3 rm . apartment with priv1te b11h It 846 Second Ave., Gallipolis . Furniahed efflency apt .. In Rio Grande. utilities paid. Cell448-0167 . EHiencey apartment, pri· vate bath, 513 Third Ave., 10 x 86, 2 bd .room mobile G•lliPolis. *136 , includes home in Racine area . elect • water. Clll 446~ 614-992 -5858 . 4222 be1waon 9 & 6. 614-367-02B8 . Trall8r 12.1180, 1 bedroom , fu rniahad . lara.• gerden . $150 mqnlh ; deposit . ~tart Area . 81 247 -4666 . UNFURNISHED aportmonl for rent, 2 bedroom, f210 .00 Caii.Aulomollve Supply ·. 8 -11. 30.4 -676 2218. 876-6763 . 46 Furnished Rooms 304-676 -6277. For rent Sleeping Room• .and light house t.eeplng · rent in Honderton, 200 per · room a. Park Central Hotel. month. Garbage, water & lot Call 448-0756 . paid . Phone 304 ~ 876 4 Sleeping room *125, util~ 2049 . tles 'peld, single male. Shere Two bedroom mobile home. bath , 9l9 Second Ave . kitchen furni1h1d, 1 ameli Galllpollo . Call448 -441 6 child liccepted, •180 plu1 attar 7PM . utilities. referencea re · Furniahed apt . edulta . No quirod. 304 -675 -1078. UNFURNISHED lrallor for 142 acres . c lose to rio Grande. good house, barns. aoma lima1tone S. coal. Call 446 -2699 . FARM for ule. 30 acres, Broad Run Road , call 304-682 -2407 . 35 Lots & Acreage 6-20 Acres wooda, over· looking Ohio River , city schools . 446 - 3664 or 1 - 613 - 423 - B92B . Owner/ Agent . 1 acre lot 6 mi. from Holzer hoapital . Just off Rt . 160 out Floyd -Clark Rd . 700 fl . Call 446 -0390 . 675-408B . 43 36 acrea at Rodney on W.T. Watton Rd . Owner financ lng avallablo. Coll448-8221 after 6 weekdays. 1 .4 acre lot in Bradbury good location. trailer hoot4 up all utilities, septic tank. 614-992-2602 . Boats and . Motors for $ale Space for Rent PASTURE . 0111ipolia Ferry. 304-676 -6110 . Park . Route 33. North of Pomeroy . Lergelota. Call 992 -7479 . Small office 1p1ce in Pomeroy . Cleland Realty. Apartment for Rent 814 -992-2259 . 1- - - - -- - -- ONE bedroom apartments for the elderly . All utllitiea paid. Tenants pey 30 per· cent of their edjusted income In thit HUD subald ~ ized apartment building . Twin Rivers Tower, phone THE former Moore's Store Garage on 3rd. Street. Pt. Pleasent. Equipped with hoiat. tire changing equipment, wha,t baranclng machine 1nd more, For more Information contact Wayne Kincaid, 304-676 -2480. 304 - 676 - 6679 . Equal Real Estate Wanted FU A NIS H EO one bedroom apartment In Pt. Plteaant . E.11tre nice. adults only, no Buying houses and lp8rt · mentl. Need properties with favorebla price and terms . Bo• 1109 Golllpollo. Oh. 46631 . ONE bedroom apartment , 402Vr , 241h , Sl. Pl. Pleaoont. phone. 1-814-992 SBSB . monlh , 304-676- 1972. Housas for Rent Modern 3 bdr. ranch, garage , c arpet . Rodney area . Deposit & references required . *286 per mo . Blackburn Realty . Call 446-0008 . Unfurnished 3 bedroom central elr , water peld . f260 . month . 304 -8756294. THREE' room rurnlthed apartment, clean nice yard. gu & weter peld, edulta . Phone 304-675-21151 . 4 bdr. houae. 2 batha, good locetion , 2 mi. from Holzer Meet . Center. Oep . required, U60 mo . Coil 114-246 9170. 2 bedro~m - -hou•e . 3 room turniahed ap1rt· ment , cleen nice yerd , Qll and water plid . Adulta . Phone 304-876-28&1. . . large Hving room, kitchen • bath. Furnished . Overlooking Ohio River . Adults only . Brown't Trailer Park . bd.room Ap1. ,Multo preferred , No pou. 1114-9922749 . . 114-992 -3324.· 1- bed 'room-Apt. •198. mo. 2 bedroom. all new paint. some carpetjng . Deposit Including utilltla1 . Equal housing opportunity. Con· teet Village. M1nor Apu .. required . 614 -992 -3090. 61 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St .• Galllpollo. 8 piece wood living room aulte with 8 Inch flat armo U99. bunk bed a complete with bunkleo •199 . 2 place anuon livlnoroom suites *199, antron recliners •as. other recliner• •ao. map!• dinette eata 1179. 1ove 111t1 f70. hldo-a-bad t250, box springs • maureaa twin or full I 1 00 aet reguler·fhm *120, maple dinette chalre 135. wa1h uandt •34. maple roc:kera 159, 7 piece chrome dinette aet e148 . 6 piece dine"• ... ees. uaed bedroom auitel, raflrgera· tora. reno••· chest. dre11era. wringer w .. hera. TV't, dryerea. & ahoes. Cell 4411 -31&9 . ehort piece• 21·• •nd 10 lnchet acroaa. anterlock in a metll frame , wood greln flnloh . Call altar II Pl.!. ([) ® 81 HEAP Vouchoro. Coli 8142118 -6248 . 6 prom driiMI 11111 7-13, like new . W.orn only once . For 11le metal culvert 8 inch Ceder wardrobe. antique trunk, 3 tier gla11 table a. concrete picnic table with benchea . Call 814-2158· 176B. New & Uaed Troy Built Tillers. Swishera lmple· ment. St . Rt. 7 , North of Gollipolio. Coli 448-0475. ?· 1- ~~~~;~~;,;;;;;;;:;;~~~~~~~~~~~ 61 Farm Equipment Buah hog In goad ahapa *325 & alder modellntema~ lionel tractor (needa work) 11 , 200 . Call 448-0855 dayo & 446-4257 oven . 1979 20-c Ma10oy Forgu- ton end !oader, plow, disc, cuhfvetor, tlnas, buah hog, garden blode. f10.1i00. Coli 448-2971. Vldlo Di•c Player-8350·. Alto bedt oOm sui1e . See after 6 p.m. at 764 Bfownell 12 ate bill now available for boarding horses . Also fire wood by cord or 1on . 8350 . both, Sony itoroo •126 .. Solabad •so .. fireplace Insert *300 . All in cond . 304-8767789 before 2 p.m . or after felr~good 12" 20 ft . wide flange l· beem , *130 . 6 ft. a1eel monar bolt, t100 . 304875-3452 . BEDROOM oulto. one 3 pc . •Boo .. 2 pc , uoo. Lorge oak dinning table, 8 ch1ira, bulfot & hutch . H,OOO . Phone 304-876-4871 . ONE twin alze bed with white Hollywood tlead ~ board, box tprlnos • met· trill , *35.00 . One tlr ~ conditloner , 11.500 BTU, windOw unit, uaed 4 y.. ra, *100 .00. Camp tent. aleepe 6 to 8, camp atove & lantern, *160 .00. One Kenmore sewing mechlne with cabinet & haeaock, Nke CAMOUFLAGE army .our- plue clothing , (rental clothing *6 . dozen). Sam Somerville's, E•at Ravena· wod junction lndependtince Ro•d·Route 21 . Open only Frid1y, Saturday a. Sunday, 1:00-7 :30 p.m. REPOSSESSED SIGNI Nothln gdownl Take over peymenu •sa .oo monthly, 4 ' x8' fluhlng arrow sign . New bulba, lettera . Hale PRESIDENT Madloon CB and antenna . *276 . 1975 1 OOcc Honda. fJOO,' 304675- , 54B . 14&00. 614 -992 - p.s., p .b ., auto. 614 -949 · 2338 . 1979 Oldo Cutlau, V-6 auto. air. am ~fm catHttl, 4 now radialo •6400. 446 t3B7. 19B1 VW Rabbit, 304-676 · 8163 . DODGE Omnl , ,000 miles, stand1rd , 197B MERCURY Zoyphor, 2 door, 4 cyl ., automatic tr1ntmluion. power stearlng, 4 new redial tire• . 304-876-3364. 876-4437 . NEW & Uted Hervettore Structurea. Auton;~ated 1982 PONTIAC Bonneville. livestock feedir'!g -Cdmputer ln·tho"wrooin cOndllion, 1~11 feeders. Call collect 814 · · 1h1n 10.000 mlloo. still under factory warranty. fully 6B6-2260. John l. Botto. equiped, eir conditioned , wire wheel a, power doora &. 63 Livestock windoWa, e&,&OO .OO Phone 304 -676-26B9 . it . Call 448-9740 . 1 pure breed male SiamaM kitten 1 0 wks. old. wormed, e5o. 1 ... bunk beda, $60. Coli 446-BSOB . Electric chain saw, like new, 830 . Call 675-2836. Amana 11ft. refrlg . avacado t150, fireplace aet with iron e2Q. Call 446-2429. 1 1th Annual Bentley Pig Sale. April 27th. 7:30 PM. 76 MONTE Carlo. 7B Ford F 150 pickup, 304 - 67662B1 . Fayett Co . Fairgrounds . Waahington C . H .. Ohio . Selling 1150 head of Duroca l - - - - - - - -- 111 Hemp · Duroca croas Trucks for Sale bre•d• and Regle1ered 72 DurOC guilt,. Roger Bentley, 3112 Reodo Rd .. Sabina. Oh 72 Ford PU truck. and 89 45819 . Call 513 - 884 - Pontiac LaMent, cuatom X. 238B . 2 dr . hard1op. Call 446· 1622. Gold carpet 17f1 4 in. by 14 ft. 5 in .. like new , $12& . Nutrea uniforma 8.10,12 . Call 448-4017. 55 Building Supplies Building materials block , brick, aewer pipea, windows. lintels, etc . Claude Wintert, Rio Grenda, ' Ear corn for aale. buahels . 16 acrea ground for ren.t at Broad Run. 304-882-2682 . 65 Seed 8. HILLCREST KENNEL - Boarding ell breeda . AKC Reg . Doberman• pups afd Doberman Stud Service . Call 448-7796 . DRAGONWYND CAnERY - KENNEL. AKC Chow pupploo. CFA Himaloyan . Persian end Siamese kit· tena . C.all 446-3844 1fter CES Orain • livestock marketing. aoil teating. crop plennlng, bookeeBJ1g. finenceil planning . T .M . Ari · Servlces, Inc . Cell 814 -448-0898 675-8140, 2 yr . old Reg . Doberman , female, bleck • ruat, •100. AKC Reg . male poodle, or 304 · WANT to leaae tobacco quotl , Maaon , Putnem, C~bell. Coli Morgan Woodlewn Farm. Pliny. 304-6752278. 304-823-8843. - 71 ' ' 614-246-9578. Autos for Sale farm Equipment NEW Holl1nd 288 h.y bllll!r, •1,600. Ford 841 tractor, f3 ,poo . Sldero Equipment. 304-676-7421. Hondoroon. .1.996 . 814-949 -3093 . 1972 Ford VJ ton pickup , new w.. v • . inapection otlcker . 4893. 73 •650. 304-876 - Vans & 4 IS IT TRUE lAAT 11-IE \U:lRD. "OBE'/,'1 . IS~LO~ Wi:DDINb - ~•lAif)V,. NO liSE. .. TRY/II' 1' 1/ELP HE A<JI/11/G T F-FJOO,, YO/JU .,.It-/fliRT Y()IJRGELfi.. 1978 Corvette dark brown. T· top. feclory alum . whHia, e~tc . cond .• low mileage. many eJttrea . Call 448· 0498. 1979 Chevy 4 WD , 6 cyl .. 4 1981 black CJ -6 Jeep . am-fm ndlo. carpeted . 1974 gold Super bug VW. •1.000 . Call 814- 742 2308. 1112 Honda Prelude ea11n· tlally naw . 9.400 mi .. 79 FORD F2t10, 4 -whool - electric sun roof. 5 epeed. drive . power atatring , power brakll. air condition- 1974 1 I ft. trl houl Chry.-r Ing . AM - FM . 4 opood. .4.eoo ., ~4 - 675 - 1646 efter 6 . bolt • lraller with 197& 90 H P Chrysler mo1or with power lift .. Some extraa, 74 wv. 74 Monte C1rlo AC , runa 11r11, •eoo or reeionable ollor. Call 814· S78·27oe. ''rifREE badroorno. 1 V. 1172 C~ryolor oxo, oond., t8111. Coli e't 4-241·11f70. Aplrtmanu . 1304 ond Gelllpollo. 1221 . . ()) -r--"' 8 :30 9:00 Phone 614-367-0636 , coli tion. U.OOO. Call 21111 . 175- and for Sale : Opt•nin~ lt•ad ¥K 2 lies of gettmg old ts that you are faced wilh tht• dt•ath or more and mort• old rn end s Oswald " On•· or iht• p<• na l· ,, gerous v1ila 1ns . 1s tho conter th1s spec1al ptoco in or Op (' IWll t hf• kill).: IH'<lrls, t·untm ut•tl _ w ttl~ qu('CO and dt•ut'l' F:as t ruff ed w1f~ the Clght or trumps a nd Waltt•r pr od u c~d tlw winnint( play . He thseardt•d a (' luh 1" .ll rn " Not it pl ay th at rl•qui n·d world t·ha m pum ship ;~bJiily , bul " re<~ll y ~ood one That dub was going to bt• a lus(• r t!ventua l· ly. Had Walter ovrr ruHt•d lha t l' IKhl spol. ht• would h;:l\1(' los t a trurn p tra C'k ;md his <'UOt riH' I Ry conscr 'W' mg his tnnu1, hunors. ht• was otblt· tu pifk up Wes t's kin.: <md th(' ruhbPr t'h rrr rull y... (Nio:WSI'A. I' Io:ll lo:NTio:HI ' It,ISio: AS."N ) 61tUMVH:IJI' performan ce. (4 hrs .) Let's qit b'fore th' man qit mad! Ill 9 :30 ([~ MOVIE: ' Blood Feud' Port 2 Cil MOVIE: 'leal Waltz ' 0 (I) ® Ono Dav al a by THOMAS JOSEPH Cil MOVIE: 'Absence ol (I) TBS Evening News fill In Search of .... WINNIE 16 , , ,oo u rn Cll o m (Ill Ul c1t BE MY "FRIENP. " (lJ Nowa/SPQrts/Woather CALL SECUR ITY 11 :30 Ape Man' CD Another life (I) Catlin• \_REMOVED AT ONCE / DOZER WORK By Ted Hanna , panda , ditches. beaemants, etc . Call 446 4907 . Carter & Evans Trensportetion . \ ;I ~ _.,. min.) Ruaaell'a Ttee Trimming , 12:00 304-773-6226 . BARNEY • Honeymoonoro Discover the pleasures vou can buy when money IS no objec1. nwnbcr ,.a Grapevine ill 'Golden MOVIE : Neodln' • Mary Hanman. Mart Hortman 12 :30 • (I) 1D Loto Night with DoVktLott(1) Jock Benny & ' (]) 2nd Annual Lotanderv Pocket 1111*'1 • Cll Columbo 'Murder Under Glau.' A lood critic sw. uaet hla power to blackmail tidbit 43 - colla 44 Choice Plt'tlge 48 Pa!I..'IC OOWN I Give up 2 Rolcfor Robert Wagner DAILY CRYI'TOQUOTE - Utre'M how to work It : ~ X Y D I. B A ~ K R lo rolllliiOOII . IA1190 mln .l • l1l AIC N - Ptofllo Nawo e<DN- WU SHOULD ..JR'f' Wlt1TIN6 AN ADVENTURE STOR'f' TR'f' WRITING ASOVT A REAL flERO TYPE i I ~ " (I) · ~rv,E, ...,. stormy knight. Ptoflle NBC ·~e~ow ,. ' I]) E8PN'o lnokle l01oball N.-/Sign Off 2 :00 i Cll CNN H_.lne Newa luhlor Flllhor (j) E8PN 8port8Cen1er ·(J) MOVIE: 'The Crowd ...... ., <:RYPTOQUOTF.S Newa Cll My LIUio Margie I 1 Upholstery He was a dark and , ,30 • I. 0 N G F E I . I . 0 W One letter simply stands for anoth er In lhis Sa mple A it used for tht• three I. 's, X for the twu o·... t•lt' S iu~l c h• th! ~; apoatroph cs, lhe length .and formali un nf lht~ wurrt11 are all hints. Each da~ lh1• fode lt•llers are dil11•rt•nt. Twllltlhl Zone (I) MOYlE : 'Evltepeolt' (I) I M8rrlod Joen . Cll AIC I L'V IIl 42 Tilt' gunUi arena 32 Orbed 37 Sphere Leroy. Boom' Cll Nlghttlna, PEANUTS 37 Bypass JH fluutine of WSW 2H Adon'l :19 l.lroul( hl Ul> 30 Lar ry ll uhrws 41 Nuvclist 31 Hrc~thin~ 33 Psyc hic's gift 36 ~·rcnc h Cil Groat Ploaauro Hunt II e s hnul 25 I'IHylllllli: 26 Opl~" 'l' ' in westerns · (]) ESPN SportaCon1or Cll MOVIE : 'The Cavil .,d 1 :00 :1:1 Nl'wl' :14 Ik sll·uyl'tl ;15 Uhtt.ln~ silt' ~~ rod e 29 CD Bumo & Allen TH' HOOTIN' HOLLER PURSE -SNATCHER 15 ONTH' RAMPAGE AG'IN ··-- 24 J+'avura hlt · :10 Whiskl!y, 110 All In 1ho Family • <HI Nlghtllna Cell 446 -7903. 19 Do lmsincss Y(~S lt • rda y's An s w ~ r 28 Synthetic fabr ic A handicapped docwr falls for an ex ~ stripteaser . (A) (60 lonnie Boggs Excavating . Dozer , backhoe, dump · truck. Work by hour or job . ~~r eal 27 Ward off Cll $oap 0 Cll Tr~ppor John M .D. ~T IM·Vankce Homo 17 :W llrulall y or Iniquity frank IM Hm<que eap 21 Ni~hl 20 Give in bcforl' 2J C: ra dc 22 Mcadow Ill Bonny Hill Show U (]) (lJ Tonight Show Cil MOVIE: 'Tarzan. tho . / ANO HAV E HIM letter .r.;a piCII~ News r STEALI NG MY DESIGN S HE'S INSAN¥, WH ILE PRETENDING TO MISS WINKLE. Excavating 14 Tangy L' l[ y II Arti sl's (I) Q 'Ol Cagney and lacey A v1CIIm of a wifebeater reveals she IS the wif e of a cop (60 m•n ) fill INN News 1 0 :30 (]] Star Time Phone 446 -3868 or 4464477 IS fir eek Hh~hty 6 W1tc·hes Malice ' Cor. Fourth and Pine SUpJ>UI'l 12 Miler 13 Destroy tm;k in 0 CARTER'S PLUMBI~G AND HEATING J Continent 4 1\ot·c a mutur 5 <.:omponcnt 6 .Justice llurlan 7 Ventilate MP:.mcgyrizt' 9 Pa . dty lO Heinrich or Horace 1\UUISS I llouseholll Time Schne•dor' s hap py when Fran cmo accept s a date for lunch , 10:00 ., 'North c.a nts ." Jim· " I st'l' Lhat your Jl<lrl · nL•r wa s <l ~ood ~~n o u~h play· · t>r to jum p tu two !ipades lo show his gootl passed h:md " Oswa ld " N<Ilur ;lll y t•nough . I took him n ght to gam f' Tht• lah' Slwrman Stt•arn s. wh o sa t West. 'Ric hcud Ill. · Richard Ill , one of Shakespeare's most d~tn · ,. ()t CBS_Nawo Nlgi1twlrlch 1, Osw ald· " Her e's om• ¥nth Walter back aro und 1935 . He sal Sout h Hnd I he ld lhe l o Hawk oyo. IAI ()) l!U- Shakoopaore Playo Plumbing & Healing JIMS WATER SERVICE . C1ll Jim Lariier. 304-675 ; 7397 . Tw o of them, who wr rl' both Covcrno ~ of th1• Regency Whi sl Club or NPW York . Potter 's wite wnto s a tell er L.M . Johnson . JONES BOYS- WATER SERVICE . ·Call 614-367. 7471 or 814·387-0691 . zPuss • l'ass Pas~ at Oakland ())MOVIE: ' Lega' O CililG M"A"S'H Colonel alter 6 .· 304 - 676 - 1 1 2B. . . 1·· 1 • r SEWING Mach1ne repaua, service. Authorized Singet Sales &. Service Sharpen S cisaon . Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. 992 -2284. South I' a"-"' I' ass l'a:-~ s (I) 700 Club Painting , interior & exterior, brush or spray, commercial, reeidential. mob~e homes. 266- 1207. t:ast By O.wald Jao·oby and James Ja('Ob}' 446-9326 . or 614 - North Jonqh tak es on a now tob and almost gms Harne1 fi red . 0 (])(I) MOVIE : 'V' Port Stark' • Tree Work. land•~ caping. backhoe work. free service• with mowing . Go anyWhere . 304 ~ 678 - 2010 . 87 ,. Wt-!il (]) USFl Football: Arizona 1111 HONDA 1howroom Vulnerabh•· Both 0 Cll IJG Foot In tho Door aher 6 . Elec1rical Refrigeration Snl iTII Dealer South @ Fron11ino g) MOVIE ; ' Deeth Wiah' 0 (])(I) Family Tlea Alex exposes a choaung scandal STUFF! E & R Tree Service, fully insured , free estimates . JIM ' S PLUMBING & HEATING . Fomerly Dewitt ' s Plumbing . Cell 614· 3670676 . .l/ .190 > which 1nv olve s Mallory . IR) i'WDR.K ON THIS ESTIMATES. FURNITURE CLEANING . CAPTAIN STEAMER 614 -446 -2107 . some hand s th ey played." ., 9 ~I t K8 .KH :I C1J WE B£TTER GE f Su ppost· you want to :-; how · ' +QJI<JZ Swt. 'iR) 1979 Elsnora Horida. · ••• That' • Jim: " ) kn ew Costa~ , but never nwt Mr. lt o('hschil d • 0J woman Archte hired as a bartendor h•ts h1m with · a s.exdtscnmlnBtlon ED ' S APPLIANCE REPAIR good cond .. 1325 . Call SERVICE cali City Furniture ' 304 -676 -2608 or 446 4'48-3.192. 0631 . 1"eao Hondo CR 80' dlrt blko. excl. cond -. •450. Call General Hauling B5 814-245 -8892 . efter 5 . ~ OJ Be m Wor ld Wctr II " t8 Place A C'MO._,, WIZER , 614 - 26~ - 6620 ••c. cond . Cill 814 - ~88 - BI73 To stani(• (Cos tas) Pl atsi s, gen- • 81 • 7602 10 Climax and Gene ral Co neral or tht• Cn.•ck Air F'urcc 0 K97 ~AKQ 711 ning a marathon . (60 min.) Get your carpet in ship shape . Water removal. FREE 8. MOVIE: 5·0Z-II J K.\ST WF.~T ··lnciadlble! · Tootght 's pro· gram fea tures the iilriding· of one hot air ballo on on top of another one , a man do1ng a handstand on 1 1 skate· boards and a paraplegic run· 304 -896 -3802 . 84 NORTil • A Ill ~l • J 10. • A 9:; .A 742 · 0 (() (jt Archie Bunker' a APARTMEN on Stltl Routa 87. Pho!'• 304-418-1042, . 15, ([) . Announced Wa lh•r flo chschtld, chai rma n of lh r board of Am eri can Mt•lals we rr retired Pocket Billiard Stara Water Walla . Commercial and Domettic . Test holes. Pumpa Sales end Service. DRYER REPAIR . Guar•n · teed work . Call anytime 1982 Honda 460 custom, 2.000 mi., exc . cond . , 74 Yoea woeon u.ooo mlloa. good on gu. olr. gOOd hom11,hoUM1. ... I'LL TELL YOU l'irtAT 'OPCR/i TION GLIN6GHOT" or 676 - DEPENDABLE WASHER - Motorcycles U.OOO for all, Coli 814le7-0831 , 1178 Dataun 310 OX. UOOd oond., AC, llo_.t. AM-FM rodlo. CoR e14-218- 1484. Tllr" room ~ouae with beth HOI'i ABOUT IT, WARBUCKS7 THE ROBOT'S UNOEfl MY CONTROL NOW! AT MY NEXT COMMAND IT'G ALL t:.:....-:--FO.:..., ,RJ~E k10 I rienced roofing. including hot tar application, carpen+ ter. electrician, masOn. Call 83 . Win with a loser (I) I Spy I]) 2nd Annual Legandary RINGLE 'S SERVICE o•po- 82 OITIV Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby ([) Buolnool Report ®You Aoked For It (fi) lntide Buaineaa g (]J Entertainment Tonight 8 :00 0 Cil (I) Love . Sidney Cil MOVIE: 'Peroonal8oat' . CIJ 30 Ia a Dangerous Ago . F & k Tree Trimming, •tump removal. Call 876-1331 . O< • (Answers tomorrow) COOPER FETISH · Answer · Ho w to brighten up your Ooy h iend 's evening - SIT IN TH E DARK Jumbles . KNA CK BRIDGE Cynthie 4.48 -2464 ... form the surpnse answer. as sug ges ted by the abOve cartoon Jumble BOOk No. 19, containing 110 puules. , Is available lor $1 .95 p ost~ld trom Ju,.._, clo this Mwspaper, Bo11 3-4. Norwood. N.J. 07M8. Include your name. aekl,..ll, tip code and make check s paya ble to New spaperbootts. ([) D Cll Family Feud ANNIE RON ' S Televi1ion Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola. Ouazar. and houae calla: Call 676 -2398 304-676-2088 4660 . .I Saturdays Now arrange the Circled loners to "K I I I I J-K I I J" Answerliere: world of Fraggle Ro ck un ~ derneath the basement of an eccentric inventor . I]) ESPN SportoContor ([) Bob Newhart Show APART OF """' ''" 11-IE: 614-949-2686. 0< tJ ®Newo (lt Paople ·1 Court Star Trak 7 :30 D Cil Uo Detector (I) Fregglo Rock Vrs" the 614-949-2688 . Hi Prea~ure Cleaning . Aluminum aiding , mobile homes. wood, brick , sand ~ stone building end homes . Also heavy equipment. Fully insured. Free estimates . - WHAT 16NO~CE AT THE !!lEACH COI:JLP EIE . e e W .O . 1976 CJ - 6 Joap. 6 cyl .. hardtop. •2 . 000 . Call 446 -8602 oftar 7PM. AM - FM tapa . etc : Call 448-7417. 61 1978 Dataun . Long bed. 83.000 miles . New 8-ply tirf!l. very good cond . Call 81;4-268-1484 . 8126 . Call448-1809 . Sale or trade Rag . Walker pUpa,. 9 wks. old . One male, three female alao have one grade Walker female 2 yr. old . It interested call cond.. 82,700 . Coli 614379-2817 . speed. meg wheels &. lock outa, •hort bed. new paint . .... .... ........ ... .... ...... 4PM . 2V2 T International Cab over. long wheal base. cab !. chaaaia , new paint. good 1974 Dodge truck. D -100, "h ton long, bed, 318 engine, 3 apeed , AM radio, Reece hitch f600 . Call446 -2089 . Fertilizer FARM ADVISORY SERVIPets for Sale Painting interior & exterior, wallpaper hanging . lneured . Free estimates : 814-949 - 6344 0 . Call614-248-i>121 . 56 Call448 -4393 or 614-266 17B7. rJ r Report BORN LOS~R Painting interior or exterior. bee eatimetes. Call 676- good • .80.000 mlleo . '500. Call 448·0478. . cruloo, 3710 . M-FM • • .4 . 000 . 00. OJ priCit-nogoliablo. 304-676 7142. A•m . ~870 ; .-1 _ 2 gauge with al'-'g barren ·&. '30-30 rifle. Concrete work, driveway• . sidewalks, patios . Brick & block etc. Free ••timataa . 1974 Yamaht 250 dirt bike. 614-992-7787. 6548 . 1981 VW Aobblt. 3B,OOO. 9B1 Sign<. Coli FREE 1-800 628 -7448. onytlmo. TELEPHONE poleo, •1 .00 par loot. 304-875-8918 . 18.000. 114-167-6344 0< 114-37B-8389. 1971 Buick Skylork . Air. cooh . Coli 448-42B6 . Wood chipa or mulching , t1 0 a pickup kJad . You load 614 -992 · . 1981 Buick Dietel . T.ake over payment• or will tak.e Coli 61 4 -388.-9B67 . Roofing. ahlnglas. spouting and aluminum siding work . lnaured, Free Eatim1te1 . port car for aale •a so, all in good cond . Want to lease tobecco pound•ge will pay Eurcite bike, like new tBO. 1 waaher, 2 dryera *86 . " Needs minor repair . " 1 snap on 1/z drive impact U6 .00 . Coli 3860 . a. 77 Grond Prix black lnl. ut .. ' good cond .. 67.000 mlloo. Call 448-4292. Marcum Roofing & Spouting. 30 veara experience, spec:iali1ing in built up roof. troller. Calf 614-246-6347. 12x12 rug. Call «6-0518. Cell 614 -246 -6864. I MAULSYj (]) MOVIE : 'Johnny Rocco' ([) Gomer Pyle ([) • <HI ABC Nowo II (I) Ill CBS Newo .(])Or. Who (fi) Over Eaoy 7:00 D CIJ PM Ma~ne I]) ESPN ' o lna1do Boaoball ([) Carol Burnett (]) Ent.Wnment Tonight ID Chllrlle 'o Angelo II (I) Tic Tee Douoh ([) (ll) MKNoii -Lohrar oxp. Coli 814-388 -9662 . 26B6 . Mahre11 Ill box spring new, Uaed 19 inch color TV . perfect condition. •1 oo. TO WORK S· L taped at Hollywood's Palace Theatre. PAINTING · in1erior and ext1rior, plumbing, roofing, eo me remodeling. 20 yrs. 56 Case V1c, wide from end Aloo 1979 Oldo CutillO with 2 ·14 plow•. utility ·Supreme . 1m · fm. air , Water well drilling rig . Call coli 614-258 -8038 . Sofa &. chair . Fair cond . Autos for Sale am-fm. air. crulae. 16500 . 614-3B8 -8643. Avo, Mlddlopon. wrench f100 . 614-992UBB . 71 I f)ON'T THIN I<. WE HAVE A CHOI COMMANOAOJT &~L51<0VI C. THe 5ECURITY OF THE PLANET 15 AT 7 TAI<E· 1182. - thru 80 inch In otO.:k, State 93. 814-2B6-5930. NON E OF V5 HERE M16 HT L.l k t= IT, S LI T WE'RE GOING TO HA' E TO F IGUl>.E OUT A WA¥ textured ceilings commer· ciel end residential. free eatimatea. Call 614-266- Call 446-9719 or 448· 3594 . 12 inch 13.80 per h . Ron Evans Enterprise•. 4 mi . South of Jackaon on ST. RT. Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING Weaher & Dryer *150 . Sunray 30" green electric 614 - 742 - Studio Sao Chorlle'a Angelo ·8:30 • (I) (I) NBC Nowo ll) HBO Roclr.: Shonno hoton In Concert Sheene performs her big hits video• Price• reduced Mav ~July . Pick or delivered. We honor •1 Inch • 8 0. 3. 10 6 p par or ftft... 231 4 Inch •1 6.60 por ft . Alao plaotl~ culvert In otock. 6 Inch thru 1B Inch, Blnch • 1 .BO par ft .. . ID NOWO/SportoJW-.r 614 -992-2078. Judy. •too. ([) Andy Griffith 0 I I .1 RUYLE Chain' (]) "ilc Toe Doug~ Knauff Coal & Flrowood 11 g•uge 121nch HEMI<fj <D~ ll) MOYIE: 'The Twolve 448-3015. appr~ved one 1.u.r t o - oquaro, to form four ordinary-- 1 . 8:oo •Nawo rn Cll • ·rn 111 • Gorfleld Avo .. Gallipollo. 760 Hondo with fairing & Addiebago. TS 400 Suzuki. Call 114-248 -5211 . rOCiulrod . 814·9 2 -3080. , 1-18" Torry biloo boot.l 90 ' Unacr..- .._lour Jumbloa, ' EVENING HP Mercury engine, Mer· cury trolling motor Tennes· ... drive on trailer . Muat be 11en to appreciated at 61 •1 .260. Call448-2360 . 2 b'edroom, 111 new Plint . ,6me carpetln,. Depoalt_ ' hOme uNd fun 1 year ceme off a 14x70 moblla hoina. 'long pieces rneaaure 32", 'ilrpj~'il ~ THATBCRA118LEDWOADOAME II ~ • b'l Horvl Arnold ana llolllH . . ~ 6/2/83 448-8388 after 6 . Apt. for rent. · Halt double·2 Call after 8 p.fll . 814-9928888. Ing tho rlvar . 304 -6751140> HP Mercury engln'e . all accetlorles Include~ . Call v: range 2362 . OF WARM. 19BO 16ft. Baylinorwlth 50 odyaaaY T·. g·a ma ~ith . voice modular. Warrenty on entire aet . 6 tapea. *200 . now. UOO.OO. Call 304875-8919 al1or 4 p .m . 2 bedroom houae . Newly remodeled lnalde . Near Downtown. t100. depoah . ' batha. central air, 2 c•r garage. nice neighborhood . Two bedrooms , 1 bath, flreplece . garage. overlook- Household Goods polo. phone 304 -676-1386. ONE bedroom apartment in Henderson . I 160 per 41 Antique Oak Reproduction furniture , full line In stock, al10 Antiquet. Peul Conkela Antiques, Tuppera Plaina. Televisioq Viewing NO, SMYTHE(YAWN) -:I:'N\ "'EADY FOR MY BEDTIME t1ble plow $1.760, 1'975 Now- Misc. Merchandise Furnlthed apt . edulte . No Peto. 304-1176-1463. opportunity houaing . 36 64 Stove and refrigera ·tor COUNTRY MOBILE Home 44 Galllpolio. Call 446-1699. 10 p .m . One lot 401t 130 . Call 676 -4391 or 446 -403B . INC . Good uaed appllancea, wa1her, dryera, refrlg ., TV seU . 627'12 3rd . Ave . , 614-742 -2720. 46 Farms for Rent COUNTY APPLIANCES . Poto. 304-878-1453 . 2 bedroom trailer. t1 50 month and utllitlaa. 304· 616B . ond f78 . OuMn framao, UO.and U5 .• 10 gun - Gun cablnoto. UIO .. dlnono chalro f20 . and U6 . G11 or electric ranoe,. •326 up to f375 . Baby matreaaea , e26 a. e36 . bad fromeo 120. 126. & 130. king fume •so . Good selection of bedroom suites. cedar ch••••· rockers, metal cebin•ta, awivel rockera. U11d Furniture .. bookcaaa, ranoea, chaira. end tablea. w1shera. dryera. refrigera tor• end TV't . 3. mllee out Buleville Rd. Open 9am to · 8pm, Mon. 1hru Fri. , 9am to 6pm, Sat. 446 -0322 ·coffee Cub trector wi1h cultivator• Rei, prelorod. Call 4482216 . Rd . Addloon, Oh . Nlco Y, - - - - - - - - - - TWO mobile homes for rent on At . 2 about 6 minutea from town . Call efter 8 . Farms for Sale ---------Small furniahed hou1e in city . adultt only . C1ll 1 614-38B -8756 alter IPM. US.ED M081~E HO-ME . 676-2711 . 1 bedroom apartment for rent . Call 448-0390. 441-033B . 3 bdr . tr1iler in country. &166 mo . plus dep . Call Caii446-97B6. 8;30 - 3:30 . •110 , Mattreaaea or box sprlnga, full a:r twin, •&e .. 1 47V.x18'1ox111V. ln . and 1 and tobla 211x11V.x20V. with light walnut flnloh UO. 32x5:J- 174 plocoo brown underpinning for 1 mobile . The Daily · Pomeror Middleport,"Ohio · 76 GOOD USED ,j~PPUANCES TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES . USEO- CARS . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 448 -7572 . Mot!day, 1/Gy 2> 1983 QF QEW'~' P. WBRIC UBEFPVQFK; TP J U B UVBLQMP F II ' 1•: J X P I It .I V r.j II It E ~; ~, F I' V <l .ISF:B ~" K ~" 1-1 E J XP I RJ VM. R W G W 13 T W 1•: B It V Z I; Ynterdly'a ciyp4.q1101e: ' BEAUTY WITHOUT GRACES · PlEASES, BUT[)()~ NOTCAPTJVATF., BEING I.JKE BAIT W11110UT AHOOK.-CAPITON I . ' \ �.. Page Monday, May 2, 19Q: ~roy-Middleport, Ohio 10--- The Daily Sentinel Meat costs increase ~pril -g ro.c ery bills ·~By MICHAEL KUCIIWARA Apoot••ed l'reM WrMer Nl A Ap MAUKETBASKET CMPAitiSON - This chart meBSUres the percentage of change In the pri<'f of pork chqps, eggs and butter from AprU I lo May I of 1983 In thirteen major cities In the Unlled Stales. (AP Laserpholo) . • County Agent's Corner Time to spray fruit trees aboVC' J'('('Ommrndati ons. Seven days after petal fall which Is called Ihe first cover spra y. Captan and lmldan should bl'applled al the rat£'s gtvrn above. Then two weeks later this spray should tx• applied again wllh the same mate· rials or Sevi n 100 percent WPl could be s ubstitut ed for lmlgan at the rate of two tablespoons per gallon on three ounces per 10 ga llons. You may wa nt to givr serious ronslderatlon to jusl using an aJJ. purpose spray which makes II a Jot simpler than keeping track of all these materials. Wl'eds In Your Lawn? ... I am going 10 discuss wllh you now some of I he more common wl'eds In your lawn and how to control them. Let m e caution you that sometimes we cannot ha ve the best of both worlds. Almost any weed con· trol that we use In a lawn will remove the clovers. I reallz~. that some people !Ike to see clover In lhelr lawn a nd some do not. Some of the most common wl'eds In your lawn are dandelion, garlic or onion. buckhorn plantain and common plantain. These can all be controlled with 2.4·D. However, to control the garlic or onion this should be ester form . To control the \.,Jid onion 2,4-D nl'eds to bl' applied In early spring. Since we have had so much cold weather If this could bl' applied within the next week or so It should bl' effective. If not, walt till late fall . 2,4·0 Is very deadly on grapes a nd tomatoes and wlien I say deadly I a m ta lking about even · drlfl from the spray with !iO or 100 fepl. Some other wl'eds that occur quite frPquently In lawns are chickweed, henblt and ground Ivy . These three wl'eds can bl' controlled with a herbicide called Dlcamba. Do not overuse Dlca mba because frPquent or extens lv<' use of this may result in da mage to trees, shrubs, orolher ornamentals. One of the best wl'ed controls for any lawn Is a decent fertility program ·with regular mowing of the lawn. One of the nicest ways to fer· tlliz(• and kill the wl'eds In a lawn Is to use a fertilizer. called Wl.oed and Feed . 1 am not referring to a brand na me bul a fertllll.<'r containing a herbicide. However, we do not recommend that you use a Weed and Feed fertilizer every lime you want ' to fertilize a lawn . Only use a herbl· clde when you feel II Is n<'<'ded . Do you wanl to save money on your la wn fertilizer? With a little effort you ca n buy some commer· cia I fertlllze.r and save about twothirds of Ihe cost on your fertilizer bill . Go to one of the regular tertii· Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star, will mret at 7: 4op.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. lnltlatory work will be exemplled and a cancer lund offering will bl' taken. Sa turday Admlsslons-· Davld Smith, Pomeroy; Allee Br;ck cls, Middleport ; Donald Fowle r . Rullimd . Saturday Discharges··Roger Clark Genevieve Hill, Sandra Stanley, Lucy McCune, Patricia Cleland. Martha Searls, Ruby Halliday. · Bike said stolen 1The theft o! a bicycle, sUver wltha strip, from the Lunsford residence on Spring Ave. has been reported to Pomeroy Pollee. Anyone with Information on the bicycle Is asked to conlact Pomeroy vUlage hall. red SYRACIJSE, OH. . Noon luncheon The Pomeroy Chambl'r of Com· merce will hold a regular monthly meeting at 12 noon Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. All members are asked . to attend and are req~ted to bring agwist.. PHONE 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASOII Complttt IIIII ol1111llblt and beddl,. plants, folilll plants llld hql,. basab. Also I iql Milcllon of shr~ llld 1Mnl filii ...... OPIN DAILY 9 to I SUNDAYlto5 ~ 1982 Hallmark Carda, '~ While QUintltlll L11t. Q~ntity ri&hla named. We are not rllpontl· bit for typo&r•phioll erron. Sorry no dultn. - ~. EURIPEIIIIPORTED FIREYER CRYSTAL. 24% L.adt . Crytlai Hond Cut Comfortable PVC strapping · o snap to d•on with a mild de1ergent • Is long-loafing and thooM from our Wiele Anortment reslttant to hanh weather elements. Color matching molded deluxe orm1 , viny l insert In leg brace . Chaise Mo1 S·poslrlon bock od· juatmant . YOURCHOIC. - Inc. WHEITOI FilE IUSS CHAISE LOUISE Set of~ Glou. . Choo•• from 16 Oz. Cul1lne 13 Oz. European In Cry1tal Bermuda Bl~~~t I Cafe il~own Color - Almond Site 26"'W < 73"" L ' YOUR CHOICI ,,. No.30256 CHAIR Color -·Almond ""."$1'69•111~~~ ~~ 3-PIECE DESIIIER CIIVIS IllS . · HIIJh Style v,t Practical For Long or Short Trips No.30156 25337N are a stepdaughter, Mary Francis, California; A stepson, Garland Moore, Cleveland; four brothers, Jed Russell, Myrlle Point. Oregon: Carl t;{ussell, Columbus. Bill and Bob Russell, bolh of Pomeroy: a sister , Margaurlte Boyce, Colum bus, a nd several nieces and nephews. Besides his father, he was pneceded In death his his wife, )':dna Moore Russell, a s i•ter. and two brothers. Services will be held a t 1 p.m. Tuesday a t the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Stanley Merrifie ld offlciat lng . Burial will bl' In the We lls Cernptery . Friends may call ai the funeral home from 7 to9 this evening. 11 H.P. LAWN TRACTOR WITH 36-INCH MOWING DECK AND 3-SPEED TRANSAXLE. NOW ONLY \Sears I ....... •.. .•"•) .. ": ~t·l! f ' . lt MinleluN ............... walnut" llftiotted _.. .neetllepoln.t flnlohed oeot cuohlon lor plno. ' ' 0 Hedge Trl...;,., ·c.ombtnH quality, i.alety ond duralllllty. High carbon oteel btodeo delww felt iiOvl>l• ;,deed i:vlttng while ....., ohleid ond c~ov~o~, lnoulotlon lnoure fl"lledl.,. . I-PIIlE · .LIGQiaw• 'I IIIID sggggg Authorized Catalog Merchants Size• 19" xll "x7'~ Gregg & Patty Gibbs •a•• '29 IIRRO .,., •• HOURS: Mon.·Tues .-Wed .- Fri. 9:30 to 5 Thurs . 9:30 to 12 IEIGIIAL WIEITIIS Speed cooking ... the modern war to prepor• food. Meat• Ond vev-toblo• cook to t.,..p. tlng tendernetl WI mlnutft In· " " Ill PILLIWI tt.od of hourt. Food• ore more flo_,orful 'with more vltomlnt , mlnerolt and juice• retoln«<. F.atur" Include: su.-r•tough aluminum alloy, removable self -teal1ng gotket, 1~ lb . automatic preuur• control , tafety fuse , heat_prool side Qrlp and hancfl.. with reminder rlf\9 , rG, ln.ttructlori ·reclpe book. IILIIUTII DY IIIII •., •• ......" •s•• ......... • II •Micro LCD CaJc.ujalof ¥-Utoniatlc lOo/o FINANCING THIS WEEK ONLY. Cut,Off .._Holder Lila/ Ylltl LOD I · IOULIIEI . U IICHIIE II .I w/ hondle. Extra larg-...fHCf tube . Meo1urlng cup pusher ..Pulse and c:onllriuous ON 1wltch. ........ ..... Prtuo .... . • .•• . ltt.t9 •A~ ,.,.. ...... , .. : . 14S.t9 ...... .......... .. I T.aa NEW CAR FEVER? : We realize that when "'new car fever strikes". it strikes hard . ' We al The Farmers Bank want lo help you cult that !eve~ TherefoJt. we are offerinc 10%" frnancing on any new car p4lrchased during the week of AprillO thru May 7. All you have lo do is make your best de<~l. t~en bring your purch~ lf. order to one of our qualified loan offrcers. IOU ~m lHE DEAl AND Ln OUR EXfiRlS lAKE CARE Of IH! R[SI ·c..~·-· ,.....,., ••-... •..,....- •2 4 ... umber M·~. Sl•e 6-Qtl . I • Full-function Iorge capacity food proceuor with built-In bowl. Sllcet, threds, chops. grates , mlxas, kneodi dough ..• and morel Lorge 72 01 . bowl \ 99 PRESSURE COOlER Boxed 108 W. MAIN ST., POMEROY, OH, PHONE: (Ohiol '11" . . . . . .i. Combines transmission with rear axle differential for a smooth, comfortable ride ... accepts lawn care attachments plus snow removal equipment sold in Big Book. CUT S250° -·I . . .1111 ( r-4~·-w~h~o:_::su=rv~iv~e=s.~O=t=he=r--=su:rv~l~v=ors~·~.------------l_!~~(W=.V~a~J~77~3~-9~5~7~7~~~~~~Sa~t~.~9~:3~0~t~o~2~~~~~~~~ r-;::=======:.;=::~ HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE ._. Tlln.P•r 1,.11U ALMOST UNBELIEVABLE!!! Earl E . Russell, 74, Route 4, Wolf Pen Road, Pomeroy , died Saturday afternoon at the Lancaster· Fairfield Hospital where he was taken following an auto accident In Hocking County. The Athens Post of the Ohio State Pa trol Russell' s car pulled from County Road 116, a mile, southern of the Hocking-Fairfield county lines, onto Roule 33 Into the path of a southbound car driven by Michael Bea!r, Columbus. There wer<.' moderate damages to the Bealr vehicle and heavy damages to the Russell vehicle. The patrol said that an autopsy was to be Meigs County happenings Veterans Memorial SALE STARTS TOllY phone purchased at any tlmewm be the responsibility of that customer . A repent ruling concerning GTE of Ohio has mandated that the rna Jntenancc of any pbone obtained · from the telephone company prior t--:-----------------.:.....~----10 Feb. 15, 1983 Is the resp<)nslbillty of the company. All maintenance, lncl~ding a visit to the subscrlbl'r's hcuse, will bl' performed . at the expense otthe company .· , ·. Another mandate concerns the subscribers who, having obtained their phones prior to Feb. 15, 1983, had trouble with the phone and had to have it replaced. CEO of Ohio forl'ed these subscribers to tum In tt\eir phones ancj obtain a der!!glllaled phone, Welch reports. These · particular subscrlbl'rs are entitled 10 a rebate and to have their phone reassigned tO the old regulated system under which the company Is responsible for the maintenance. Earl E. Russell The patrol rep,orted thai Mr. Russell appearro lo have only visible minor Injuries following the accldenl. A mechanic, Russell was born May 2, 1\JQlln MelgsCounty,a sonof the !ale Howard Russell and Mrs. Bertha D. Woodard Russell, Route Meets Tuesday ====::;L:;~ Area deaths performed. square fpel. You will have a better lawn !I you do not m ow It too close. I have seen many lawn s which have been '"sca lped'" or mowed too close. Two and one-hall Inches Is .as short as any bluegrass lawn should bl'. Ideally. you should not Jet Ihe lawn 1(1'1 more than three and one-half Inches high before you mow it. This will keep you from having a bleached oul lawn. and granulated sugar. The Cities checked wen!: Albuquerque, N.M., Atlanta, BQston. Chicago, Dallas, Detroit, Los Aft-",. geles, Miami. New York, Phlladel,~ phla. Providence, R.I., Salt LaQ To Mother with love Recently Federal Communlca· lions Commission rulings on telephone deregulation is changing the manner In which . General Telephone and Electronics conducts business with Its subscribers, Danny Welch , secretary-treasurer of the Communication Workers of America, Local 4375, reponed today. Consequently , We lch said , rumors concerning certa in chafges for repair se!VIce have caused a lot of confusion. The FCC has ruled that anyone obtaining a new Sl'rvice connection or a change In the telephone Instrument after Fej:J. l5, 1983, must bl'deregulated: Thlsrullngputst he burden of obtaining a telephone instrument on the sutlscrlbl'r. Maintenance charges are listed In the rental agreement If !he telephone Is leased from the telephone company. The maintenance o! any of un•a. which Is ·15 percent nitrogen. and either triple 14, trlple15, or triple 19. and mix this In l'QUal proportions 10 the 45 percent urea . You will end up with a fertilizer analysis of approximately 2.1-7-7 which Is an Idea l lawn ferllllzer. Use this at the fat e of about four pounds per 1.001 --..,. DAY Jle~Ut • butter, iaundly detergent, fallrlc softener,"" tomato sauce, mUk. frankfurten: A look overall number of r;bu:t:te:r:,:G:rade-==A=medl==um==w=hl=te==C=lty=and=Se=att:le= . Items In at thetheAP survey showed more Increases during Aprlll than during March. The AP survey Is based on a list or 14 food and non·!ood Items, priced at one supermarket In each of 13clties Let her know what's in your hcarr on he r specialay. Su~y. May on March 1, 1973 and rechecked on 8. Choose the mc~sa~ rhar expresses your thoughtS_pe..-fecrly or abdut the starl of each month from o ur beautifu l collenion,lf H a llmark rords fo r Mothe[''s Day. thereafter. A 15th Item, chOcolate chip cookies, was dropped aJter the manufacturer discontinued the package size used tor the survey. The Items Were selected at random, and no attempt was made to weight the list according to what percentage of a family 's actual grocery outlay each produce represents. Figures are not adjusted for seasonal variations. The AP did not try to compare actual prices from city to city - ·to say, for example, that eggs cost m ore In one area than another. The Clarification noted • • • In repa:tr services lzer dealei·s and buy onl1 bag each MOTHER'S eggs, creamy only comparisons were made In terms of pem!lltages of Increase or decrease - ' saying a particular During t)le year that ended April Item went up 10 percent In one city ."Xl, the marketbasket bill rose atthe · and 6 perce~t In another. checkllststorelnllcltlesandwent The Items on the AP checklist down· in two cities, for an bveraU were: chopped chuck. center cui average lncreaseof~.Spercent In 12 pork chops, frozen orange Juice months. concentrate, cotfee, paper towels, Higher prices for P,rk chops and chopped chuck In a halt dozen cities helped boost grocery prices a little last month, according to an Associated Press marketba$l<et sbrvey. However, for the first thlrdot1983, prices have risen tess than 1 percent and were less than 3 percent higher than they were one year ago. The marketbasket bill rose at the checklist store In sevencltlesdurlng April, decllited In flvecltlesandwas unchanged In one city. The average Increase was 2.7 percent; the average decrease was 3.2 percent. Overall, the marketbasket bills rose an average of three-tenths of I percent In April . Pork chops and chopped chuck were higher In six of the 13" cities surveyed, while sugar climbed In four citieS". Eggs were down In eight cities. Comparing prices today with those at the startoftheyear, !heAP found that the marketbasket bill rose at the checklist store In five cities, up an average of 5.5 percent, and decreased In eight cities, down an average of 2.3 percent. Overall, the market basket bill rose by about Nol AVailable By ,JOHN C. RICE Extension Agent Agricullure and CNRD We have received several Galls about what to spray on fru it trees. My suggestions are going to b<!. strictly for thosc> people who have just a few fruit ln'<'s. We a re at the tlrr.c when 90 per· cent of I he blossoms are open or petal fall Is sta r11ng to occur. The recommendations I am making are for apples, crabapples. and quince. This spray should go on Immedi a tely. 1. PleasP do not use Sevin during bloom because It Is very deadly to · honey lx.'<'s . 2. During petal fall Caplan plus Bcnlal<' plus Malathion or lmldan or an afl-purpose spray can be used . Captain and &•nla!P a re fun · glc!des used for diseases and Mala · thi3n or lmlgan of insecticide~ afe used for Insects. These fungi cides a nd Insecticides arl' a ll eompatlble which m eans tha t lhey can a ll be mixed together and all sprayl'<l on the tree at I he same time. It Is a l· ways recommendl'Cl that we read and hl'ed lh<• label of any pestldde but the rates to use are as follows: Caplan - 00 percent wettable powd<'f (WP) - use 2 lablepoons per gallon of water or three ounces per 100 gallons: Benlate - !iO per· cenl wettable powder CWPl - one· fourth tablespoon per gallon of water or twa tablespoons per 10 gal· Ions: Malathlan - o7 percent emulsible coneentrate (EC) - two· thirds tabJpspoon P<'r gallon of wa · ter or 2.4 ounees per 10 gallons: OR Malathion - 2o percent wetlable powder (WPl - three tablespoons per gallon of -rater or five ounces per 10 gallons: lmldan - !iO P<'I"CI'nt wettable powder CWPl - I tablt•s· poon per ,::allon of water or twoaun· ces per 10 gallons. Remembl'r . Captain plus Ben· late plus Malathion or lm ldan, which means Caplan and Benla!P bolh should be used plus one or Ihe other of Malathion or lmldan . 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