https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9d7e9932ecad51ca9dfa32a91b002a33.pdf ebb1984b3e3eef132ea0923d596d6f7b PDF Text Text Page 16-The Daily.Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Racine council. grants ·cable television system for village Raclne VUiage Council Monday night approved the tlrnt reading of an ordinance granting a franchise to Telenal!onal Communications, Pensacola, Fla.. to construct and operate a cable TV system In the village of Racine for a 15 year period. • A representative of Telenallonal Informed residents lnlormed resl· dents April 2, that cable service would be In operation within one year followtng the awarding of the franchise. Telenational will pay the village three percent of the basic service revenue and will Install all new equipment that has the future capability of receiving 35 channels. Cost per month will be$7.50 for 11 basic service channels, 3, 8, 13, 15,20, 23, plus Columbus channel to be selected within 45 to 50 days of the awarding of the franchise plus satellltedellveredprograms, WGN, WTBS, Christian Broadcasting and Nlckelodean; $3.50 per month for expanded basic service with sate!· Ute delivered programs, CNN, ESPN, USA network and an additional program that will also be selected within 45 to 50 days of awarding the franclse. Two optional channels at $9.50 per month will he themovlechannelilnd H.B.O. In order to receive the ex panded basic and the movie channels subscribers must acquire a conver· ter which will expand the signal receiving capability of a television set. The converters will cost and addltonal $2, per month and a refundable $a! deposit. Installation will be ·free ll subscribers hook up within the first 30 a • days of the completion of the June 30. system. Marshall Alfred Lyons reported Also proposing a cable TV he made 11 arrests In April, franchise was Charles Williams, colieeted S235ln bonds, Investigated Racine. Wllltams reported he will be one accident, answered 20 calls and Wlable to start his company until he 10 complaints. obtains a franchise. WUllams told Lyons asked councu to contact counc!l at an earlter meeting, It ODOT to secure a sign directing would take awroximately 15 traffic to J.n (toward new bridge) months before his system would be needed at the Intersection of Third completed, providing he Is able to St., and SR 124. Council agreed to make a request for the sign. get a franchise. CouncU, bY a 4-1 vote also CouncU dlseussed fire hazards approved the first reading of an where traUers are belng placed ordinance granting the Racine Gas closer than 20 feet to other traUersor Company 's request to Increase the structures. Mayor Pyles and a gas service charge $3 a month councU committee will survey the making the total charge per month vUlage to check traUers in violation. $8. ' Notices will be sent to those In Herb Gibson, owner of the gas violation. company lnlormed council that the Representatives of the Racine Increase would be for a two year Baptist Church with Bill Cozart as period. He also told council he felt spokesman met with councU con· sure If had gone to the PUCO that he cerning the sidewalk on Main Street would have been able to obtain a .. that must be moved during the much hlg~lncrease. construction of the addition to the In other business, council ap· church. The street committee will proved the purchase of two tires for work with tbe church committee. the dump truck, mower and load of Council recessed until 6 p.m . cold mix for patching as requested TueSday at which time they will by Glenn Rizer, street commis- meet with Frank Porter, village sioner, approved the purchase of a solicitor, to go over legal questions new pump for well No. 2 at a cost of confronting the village. $.1,.'140 and $500 for removing a~d lnstalllng the new pump as re· quested by the Board of Public Affairs. The Board of Public Affairs will obtain quotations for six Inch pipe and three hydrants and other material forthewat?rlineextension to Johnstown Road. A $4,001 Community Block Grant obtained bY thevillagewUI be used toward the Board of Publlc Affairs expenses. The funds must be expended by COURSE FLOODED- A creek nmnlng lhr!lllgh Due to beavy rains this wee!<, flooding ooalltwes to be a golf courSe In Marietta overflowed Its banks a problem lhrou!ihut area. (AP I..aserpllolo). Wednesday blocking a road co~~~!!!~~~-~:_ the and ____::_____________ r----------:----..----------- Area deaths Meigs County happenings Emergency runs Correction James E liJah Province, 84, Zuspan Hollow Road, Middleport, who died Monday was a m ember of the Ash St~t Freewlil Baptist Church . Seeks divorce Marcia M. Terry, Middleport, flied suit for divorce in Meigs County Common P leas Court again•! Gary Terry. Middleport . Asks to wL-d Four calls were answered by local units Wednesday and on Thursday morning, the Meigs County Emer· gency Medical Service reports. · Thursday at 12:14 a.m., the Middleport Unit took Carl Gardner, 770 Sycamore St., to Holzer Medical Center. On Wednesday at 10:32 a.m., the Pomeroy Unit took Keith Aelker, 1669 Lincoln Heights, to Veterans Memorial Hospital and at 10: 50 a.m., the Middleport Unit took Delores Aelker, 1669 Lincoln Heights to Veterans Memorial; at 8: 30 p.m.. Middleport took Mar· garet Jullen, Fourth Ave., to Veterans Memorial . Closed Friday p.m. Name omitted The Ohio River crested In Pomeroy ·a t3:49a.m.Thu&iayat41 feet, under the predicted level and weuunderthenooctstageot45.6!eet. Omlttect survivors In the obituary offrom Mrs. the Hazel E . Shain, 65, vtne st., Racine, wh<i died wectnes'day morning at the Holzer Medical Center, was her husband, Harry A marriage llcenS<' was Issued in Meigs Cou nty Probate Court to Robert Charles Chappelear, 21. Pomeroy, and Krls Lisa Snowden, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. Celeste comes under attack Department's budget In the 1984and mttteetoincreasetheMenta!Health 1985 flseal years . Celeste has recommended spend· ing $127.3 million for state hospitals and local menta l health programs during those years. thoughts and wishes on her spedal day. We have every popular lanlcfng service '"' you here. Come in I _.,..IK .;Jt--. ~~~~~~~~~~~~d~~~~~~~~~~~;;~M~EMBEft~~~·~fOI~C~;;~;;~~ ' r;:==========~ UNEMPLOYMENT stressful times. COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER **992 _2192 ** Reg. 199.95 SAVE $40.00 MANY STYLES TO CHOOSE FROM FREE RING SIZING -----t r~::;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~::::~::::::::::::::~ .------.. All '14K GOLD 2oorc0 . Off . . Weather forecast Friday & Saturday Only Mostly sunny 63-68. Mostly cleartoday. tonight.The Thehigh, low, 43- 48. Mostly sunny, breezy and warmer tomorroW.'The high. !Kl-85. The probability ol precipitatiOn Is ::-1~;:;::;,yandtonlght Saturo~re:!.ay. A chanoe of .._.ers or thunder- ~~~-=.:-the~":! midaaclll108tb' 1n '71111 Saturday 111e the 8o.Sunda,yanc!Monday.Lowslnllle 1101 SMurday and Sunday and In m1cH0t1 to lOw 1101 Monda.v. .l4K SET Only Sl5995 COUNSELING may be of help. ..,a,M_...._ "tVI&.. ~.. c~ ~A'IAII Ir~; 'llll&/ ~Ril,:;))Gl OF POMEROY 14K SET Can be one of life's most Ohio River crests 300Y<0 NOW . Reg. 219.95 SAVI $40.00 1 K and 14K ·· GOLD· WEDDING BANDS 20010 NOW .OFF MANY STY~S AVAIWU o· OFF Plain or Fancy7( Styles DIAMOND SOLITAIRE' ONLY ' S36()00 FAMOus· GIOVANNI ROSE , PINS . ALL WOMEN'S DRESS SHOES &.SANDALS • MARGUERITE S.HOES "The Middle Shoe Store II\ The Middle Block" OHIO • at y enttne 1 Sectionl, 14 Pages 20 Cenh A Multimedia In (. New1popet Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, May 6., 1983 ~ I CHAINS, CHARMS BRACELETS WASHINGTON (API - The civilian unemploy · ment rate dipped slightly to 10.2 percent In April, matching the level of last September, as a burgeoning business recovery created scme 3ffi.001 jobs. the Labor Department said today . It was the second decline In as many months and 0.6 percent below the post-Depression high of 10.8 percent set In December, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported. Matching the decline in .the overall rate was a decrease in the roster of those officially listed by the government as unemployed. That total fell from 11,381.000 to 11,328,000. A separate unemployment rate. which Includes a constant 1.7 million military personnel stationed In the United States, remained at 10.1 percent. The .civilian unemployment rate is based on a monthly Census Bureau survey of 60,001 U.S. hpuseh~kls. The April survey showed that total civilian employment jumped sharply from 99.1 million, where 11 had stood essentially unchanged since October, to more than 99.4 million. Recovery from previous recessions has been followed bY a rapid expansion of the labor force as jobless Americans, believing hiring prospects were Improved. ren..Wed their search for work. Before April , however, there had been no such quick spurts in the number of job-seekers this time, even though slgilals have abounded that there Is at .least a moderate business turn-around underway. Aseparate government survey of non-agricultural business payrolls last month showed that total employment In this category, which includes most workers. went up by 260.000 - from 88.9 million to nearly 89.2 mllllon. The bulk of the 3ffi,001 jobs crea ted last month. thr report showed. went to adult women, whose jobless rate fell from 8.S percent to 8.4 percent. The jobless rate for adult men, the tradilional family breadwinners, rose by 0.2 percen t to 9.R percent, however. One of the brightest •pol s in today's report was a statistic showing continued Improvement in the number of hours put in by the nation' s factory workers. The aver.age workweek rose to 40.1 hours. the highest level since June 1981. before the recesshn State reclamation officials have not yet said whether ·they approved a mining perm it for Southern Ohio Coal Co.'s Meigs Mine No. 2. A decision was expected to be made Thursday. However, a secretary at the Divis!o~ of Reclamation's office in Columbus said Friday morning no officials were available to comment on the matter. A local group- Citizens Organized Against Longwalling- has opposed granting a permit which would allow tongwall mining In Meigs County . The group claims longwa lling has damaged property and caused loss of water supplies in areas directly above the longwa ll shafJs. The coa l company has admitted the mining techniqut> has caused damage to homeowner~· property In the area . They have offered to compensate property owners for damages. but some owners have not been satisified with the proposed settlement s. A hearing on the mining permit was expected to be held before the Reclamation Board of Review today . The hearing was scheduled for 10: .10 a .m. at the Deparlment of Natural Resources bu'lding in Athens. COAL president Betty Wells said the group's attorney, Jay Wamsley. will represent them at the hearing. Wamsley has reportedly sa id COAL may negotiate with statr officials and coal company officia ls for a possible set tlement . He has been quoted as saying a settlement acceptable to COAL wou ld have to ca ll for an end to longwalllng until studies could be done on its effects. The longwall process has been successful in Europe and has only been recently introdu('('d in the United States. COAL claims klngwalling worked well overseas becauS<' it was used thousa nds of fe<'t below the suriac<'whilc locally. longwalling has been used 300 to 400 feet down . Southern Ohio Coal Co. rPCently reopened it s thr<'<' MPigs mlnPS and called back 1.400 workers after an extended layoff due to the economy. Senate president tells union people ---quit griping! MAY 8, 1983 WEEKEND SPECIAL LewlsShaln · On Her Day - Every Day The office of the Syracuse Board of Public Affairs will be closed f'rtday afternoon. • lop honor: ~tudenl!-1 chmwn in . Similarly. the number of workers forced to aiTept only part -time hours because full -time work was not available declinoo by roughly 120,000. Within the var ious population groups. there were few siza ble increases In Joblessness from Marc h to April. Jobless rates were: -Teen-agers. 23.4 percent. down from 23.5 percent. - Whites. 8.9. down from 9.0. -Blacks, aJ.8, up from 19.9 and matching th!' record joblessness for blacks set In [l(>ccmber a nd January . - Hispanics. H.5. down from 16.2. In testimony prepan'Cl for thr congressional Joint ma y be C'xpectro to r nl ('r thr labor fon·p, " Mrs. Economic Committ ('(', work in ApriL Sf'! Commissionr-r of N01woud said. "This is bt"('a USf' mc-m~· l!'rson.'i ... C'omf' Into rhe labor forl'<-' whl'n jobs bl>t·ump m o rr plf'ntiful. For th is rt>ason. thr unrm ployml'nt ra tP tends to declinf' vNy s low\~· as labor m ar krt conditions begin to improve. Meanwhile. unf'mployml'lll in Ohio L'Onlinw'ti Hs slm.v declinf' in April. wh1•n lh(• johl f'ss ra lt' N lg('{f downward to 13 J.X'I'<'f'nl , lhP Labor Dt'Partment reporlt'<l toda)'. 11lf' slight changr from thl' 1:1.2 p~·n ·pnt rt'<'Orclt'd in th1• fourth month nf dt<' lining unC'mploymf'nt in Ohio. Tht• ctepartnwnt sa id li7:1,COI Ohioans wpn· out n f Marc h ma r kf'd Labor Statistics Janet L Nonvood said: Ohio had tht• th ird higiH's l unPrnpln~ · mpnt r ati' among 1h(' 10 m ;1jor industrial stalt•s for which fi gu t'('s '' The e mploy m Pnt si! u <.~t ion improvpd considf'rably in April . The number of jotis Increased: hours of work wpre up: more people entert'<l th<' Ia bor fotn'. and th<' unemployment rate held tretativctyl steady ." ShP did note, however. thatthP labor forCC' rf'main~ brlow thr lrvcl of [l(>ccmber. wt•n• ll•leasr>d toclay . Michigan eonl inurd to lt•ad in unPmploym<' n1 am ong 1hr maj or sta ll':-- wilh J.J !~ J':ll'' rcf'lll in April. compan'(t to l ~l . 7 ~~~rct • nl in MarciL Pl'nnsy lvania was st'C·nnd \V \Ih U .2 ON_LY $~5 I - ST. lilt SEVERAL STYUS AVAilABLE COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP) -Union members, of a ll people, should understand thr need for higher state Income taxes, Ohio Senate Presi· dent Harry Meshel says. Meshel. D·Youngstown, told a Commu nications Workers of Amer · ica meei lng that working people are the ones who ff'iy on public schools. publicly supported colleges and otber state goverlllJlent services. " Who do you think tbeschools are there for- the country clubset • The private colleges aren't for your kids unless they're lucky enough to get a scholarship," Meshel said. He said Hispanics a.nd blacks are going to Ohio's publicly supported medical schools for !be first time, adding, . "That's what the Demo· crats are about. " The Democrat-controlled House and Senateearllerthls year lined up behind Democratic Gov. Richard Celeste's plan to Increase the lnrome tax bY 90 percent. Meshel said any complaints are upsetting for lawmakers. " But I'm even more upset when our friends In the l~bor movement ... !ail to understand the need." Although some United Auto Workers members whO supported Celeste's bid lor governor now are working to repeal the state Income tax Increase, Meshel said Wednes· ELDERWALK - Approdmal<'ly :10 Meigs County S.•nlor Cllb:t•ns partlc!pal<'<i In the local cldcrwalk Thursday morning. Most of lltos<' ~·nlnr c :tti1.A'II~ l>a.v. M<l.Y 11. 1n hoth lmU ancllHX:!, ·~ ·n (~uiM•nh• rry \ ··-- -----c:---,...-~---~-----'------:-------:----:---------........,l whn liVf'tl in Syraf'IJS4' 1U1d lf~Ok 1mr1 in lh41· l\o14'ih~ d1krwalk wa,.., I h i' nldPst l)('rson In tht> stat.• to I'OftiJJit•h · lht• walk. II•· w<.L"' N'1 "Uh'11i1.t •d hnlh Y•'tU's taking part ln the 45 minute walk were over '75. T he oldt~t to partklpal(' w~L~ E unit• Brinker, K.l, RaclnP, who wllllM• Kivt'n ~pt~ · ial rt.'('Ognition on at th•• Ohiu Statt• Fair. (~ui.. t•nlwrt")' h:L.., ~h~t·•• nwvt•d tu ( 'h!U'lt"'tun, W . Va. Syracuse council .discuss~s sidewalks~ summer recreational progra_ms~ projects By KATIE CROW Sentinel staff Poor s idewalk conditions on som<' vil lage streets was a major topic discussed Thursday night during the May meeting of Syracuse councll Oris Hubbard out lined the poor condition of some village.s idcwa tks while noting that property ownPrs arl' respons ible for keeping tho sidewalk in front of their pmperty day that ot her leaders of theantl ·tax move In Ohio arc anti-union and that clean. It was decided to have thr vlllagc labor leaders shou ld rea lize that. clean sidewalks one time. then it wi tt "There's not a legislator on there be thr responsibility of the property (the anti-tax drivel who has ever · owner. If the sidewalks are not voted for you, .. he said. cleaned and the vlllage has to Meshel said two of the repeal continue to keep them clean . movement's leaders are Sens. Bil l resident s will be chargro for thr Ress, Jl.·New Philadelphia , and work. Gary Suhadolnlk, R · Parma Milton Varian. police chief. sug· Heights. Those two, 'Meshel said. "have gested the sidewalk near the school voted for every antl,minor!ty and on Seventh Street to Church Street anti-labor and anti-consumer piece be continued toThlrd Street !SR 1241 of legis lation slnee they've been In office." The poUt leal assault on the lncom.e tax hike also Is being waged COLUMBUS, Ohio (API- Gov . bY newspapers and businesses Richard Celeste and majority " who own the Republican Party, " Democra ts in the Legislature wUI he said. hold a second "summit " meeting Meshel said the attacks are being Monday ov~r his embattled state directed toward the next election, budget bill. . when the Interests behind them hope The thorniest Issue remains after to turn .D ernocrats out of otrlce. a two-hour huddle Thursday. It Is The Senate leader also told union Celeste's call for a 4 percent excise members to push for a bill which tax on those providing services would permit collective bargaining lawyers, cotisultants, accountants, and strikes by government workers architects, engineers, surveyors, In Ohio. and otbers'- to other businesses. "They've got to deliver for you OrganizatiOns of those groups and·you've got to deliver for !bern," have brought pressureon,members he said. "Get thejobdoneandyou'U or both Pllflles to drop the Idea. They get a decent CI>Dectlve bargaining say It Is unfair and will penalize bUL" small bus~ses which hire those and a cro~walk b£' placc'CI ncmss lhf' hig hw a_y a llmving n:s idPnl s to walk in safety to the hank and po' t offici'. and intf'rmPdiatr\ adult and w lll hi"' an nu.tll<id..., I );tv I \t radi'W ill ht:' h~ >l d held from Mav lti through .lluu· 2. i..l'"ons an' $ L:! per p<'r son . Those rtwmin~ <t l I.il rry·.., ( :ro( 'Pty 11ncl going up t tl~· sln"' 'h in Syraf 'USf' In Counci l mrrntrrs urt' to m('('t S;Jturday morning to dPIPrmin( · ~'f.fnT/7. when' thl' vrosswa lk s hould br toca tl'rl . 1.1 was also suggf'S h'<.J that a r·oarhf\s of lhrSyrac ust ~- M lm·rsv i !If' crosswalk be will It• tier fCQUl'SI ing I hc crosswiJ lk.o:i br directed Dcpartmrn1 of to t h<' Ohio Transpor1alion. Marietta . Council abo dbcuS.'I.'li dit ching that Is needed In thf' vil lage. II was a nnoune«< trnni s l~so ns will bl' given at the Syracuse Tennis Cout1 s on Monday and '11JUfsday rwning' from n p.m to 7 p.m .John & otley announced at a m<'Pting of council Thursday night. The lessons an· for lx'ginnPr adult ~¥.1'2- ?.YJ! or lhPhall park . II ;uldil ional T hl' MPt>ling with Baseoatl C'O Uil('il Associat ion Wl'l'l ' with 11ill Arnott w rv ing as s!Xlkt•sman. 1\rnut 1askr'(] that coum·i l appnJVl' pl~tccd nca.r Lo ndon Pool. at the intrrse<.·tion of Third St = t and Bridgeman Stl'('<'f. A inff'l'f'SIPd arP In c all practiN' schn:lulr for 1hr associ a lion using thf' two fiPids a I tiU' 1:1 SyracuSf' P ark . Council a ppnJVl'<l lh<' '"lUPSt. · nl(~ as!;O(' Iatinn has hui lt a ' Arnott sa id !herr are l iH e hilc!r~n partletpa tln12; in thi s .Yf'ar' ~ pro· g-ram . They will play ;1 total of '!:!7 game.; Arnott noted . Tag day will be held 1n SymtUSl' on May 7, with m~miX'rssol ie il ing to tx• In unif01m. On May 14. the third l~>ru ·~· ; ti SI.I.i .'-i kl'(l ror an tor lhP hotll ·ri••kl WhiCtl f'(lU JJf'ii i l pf11'0Vf'(l . r;l'nf' l rn t)fdt·n . fin · ('hid , rt 'porl t '(I I hf' m ;tlch ing ~ r;lnt n '('('i Vf'<l l1y lhr• fi n• th •p;tri rm •nl lot ;1hv l $2,11.'"UJ wilh lhf' vill agf' sha rP IJf'ing $1 ,01!""1• g r;tnl was U.'oH I 111 pun ·hast• (l rf' ;md fillings. lrn txxll'n also noiPd advant ·r· trnining for rnrmbf'r s nf tht • c.lt •par!rn(' lll hit .... hf'f 'n mmpll'ft'{ l. In SUJ..I JXJI"I ol· ( ' lt '; ur Up Ohio J>a y Ttl{ ' fig ht ing diamond behind the Syn"·use School that will hdp with tho practice sessions. ii SSIM ' idl irJil ~Par last Salunla.v. "!7 hag s ot· tr;tsh piC'kl'(l up ( 'r ,unr ·il cr,rnrn' ' ll<h'CI lhOS(' w ho p;tr1i('lp.t ll'(l in lhr dPan up. Cou ncil dhc ·us."'(•d p;Jinting lh4 · city hui lcling and ttw t't.' JXlir or pure hasP or an air condil iurwr.T hP i C'untinUI>< I 0 11 p;tgt• 101 Democrats said straddling fence on higher taxes services. All House Republicans arc on record as being against Celeste's proposal, and Democratic support ha~ started to erode. Sen. Thomas Fries, D·Dayton, said he will oppoSe the tax. · The bill is In the House Finance Committee, whiph will begin consid· erlng amendments Tuesday.· It Is due on the House floor later In the week. Celeste met Thursday with legis· latlve leaders - House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr .. D·New Boston, and Senate President Harry Mesbel, D-Youngstown. Also there were thr chairmen or the llou se and Senate flnanc<' commltlces - Rep . Willi om E . Hlnlg. D-New PhUadelphla. a nd Sen. William F . Bowen, D· Cinci nnati. Acting as spokesman after the group emerged from Celeste's office, Meshel said the excise tax was discussed, along with possible alternatives, but that no de<'ls lon• were made. He did lndlcate that If Celeste and the Democrats abandon the excise ctax. they w!U Insist on scme other ldnd of tax on business to equalize tbe tax toad between corporate and Jm.livlduu l li.tXp<J.\'1'1" :-- . lndlvlduo ls wm' hit Mar.-h lwllh a ~ pcr('ent hikl' in lht •ir s t~ h.• • ineomc tax. Arter thP incom('• lax im'l'l'l.ISP , Celeste submi tt<'li his budge\ with the excise tax, d!-signed to help fund about $640 million in tax relief ho is propo• lng. ThP r>ilimatl~l. yil'ld from the r xeiSI' tax i s $~~ million. Meanwhile, tht· Scnatl' ill'ld " skeleton session before end ing it s leglslallve work week. ' The House acted on a handful of bills, among th<' m" ·· Buy Ohio, Buy American" proposal CtlcSI!• pro· posed as part oNtis 1982 campaign. ' ' ., ~·rrr•nl "As employm ent conditions improvr . morr pc'(1piP Longwalling permit :is·s ue · still undecided Send Mom the Very .. Best! COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A group of mental health officials says Gov. Richard Celeste Is shortchangIng 1.5 mllllon Ohioans who need mental health services. The group, the Mental Health Budget Coal ition, said Wednesday that Celeste has failed to Uveup to his promise to Improve mental health servlces In Ohio. The group includes Jean Bussell, who was Celeste'• election campa ign coordinator in Franklin County. The coalition, representing mental health agencies from across the state, Is lobbying the Ohio House Finance and Approprtations Com- Pag(' 8 Wahama~s Civilian jobless rate drops slightly '* "Let' s give litter the bag" is the theme for last Saturday's postponed observance of Clean UpQhio Day in Meigs County. Pickup hours will be from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m . and participants can contact Carl Hysell at !be Meigs County Cout1house from 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. Saturday ll they need bags for the litter collected. Anyone with questions concerning pickup may call the Meigs County Extension owce, 992-6696, from 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Saturday. Those taking part In the activity are to wear bright colored clot.hing, gloves and hard shoes and t.o work one side of the road at a time. Page 3 Voi.32,No.16 Copyrighted 1983 Meigs-GaiJia Admlt ted··Ellzabeth Cleek, Por· tland; Walter King, Pomeroy: Anna Alley, Racine; Patrick Lochary, Pomeroy; Guy Lee. Pomeroy; Tanglla Laudermllt, Middleport. Discharged--Hazel Weimer, Elva Grueser, Effie Norman, Tam! Parsons. Mildred Barnett. Pet responsibility e Aetker, Route 3, Pomeroy; a Keith Gordon Aeiker daughter, Keltha Whitlatch, Route Keith Gordon Aelker, Sr., 62,1669 1. Reedsville, 16 grandchildren and Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, died four great-grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m . Wednesd'!Y at Veterans Memorial Saturday at the Ewl!ng Funeral Hospital. Home with the Rev. Clyde Hender· A construction painter, Mr. son officiating. Burtal wtll be In . Aetker was born .(l.prll 28, 1921 in Meigs Memory Gardens. Friends Point P leasan), W.Va., asono(the may call . at the funera l home Ia te Otto Aelker, and Leona Kay ,continued from page .l) Aelker Roach who survlves and anytime alter 7 this evening. Military rites will be conducted bY lives in Middleport. ·A veteran of World War II, Mr . Drew Webster Post 39, American . -Wellston subskl!!nce, Jackson ·county. On the ·liSt Is .a request for ': Aeiker · was · a rrieinber ot the · Legion. · $65,001 to study methods of clearing up subsidence (sinking of ground from Veterans of Foreign Wars, the .------------.....:.-1 abandoned underground mines) affecting homes and streets in Wellston . Rutland American Legion Post, the -Dlxon·Dlckason property, Jackson County. Reclamation of a strip Meigs County Horseshoe Assocla· mine creating local flooding; project cost estimated at $75,001. lion. the A.S.A. Softball Association -Flint Run (old Broken Arrow mine) , Jackson County. Seeking funding ~ and the Meigs County Coon Hunters to study a methods of preventing furtller sedimentation from a mine Into Club. Raccoon Creek. Besides his mother and· his wife, -Deep mine seal, Wilkesville, VInton County. Funding for a study to seal Delores, Mr. Aelker Is survived by drainage from a 15-acre deep mine, creating seepage onto a county road. four scns, John F. Aelker. Sr.. Middleport; Keith Gordon Aelker, Cheshire; Charles R Aelker. Langsville, and Lorraine Patro Don't forget to send Mom your wannest Veterans Memorial Cleanup day reset Saturday Meigs teams lose; track dedication set .' ' l �., ~ Page 2-lhe Daily Senlinel ·comrnen Friday, May 6, 1983 Pon~eroy Pomeroy Middlepott, Ohio Friday, May 6, 1983 ~eigs Ill Court Street Pomrroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERt:ST OF THE MEIG S- MASON AREA. ~~~ cstm~ ~v ' . f"'T"1,......L-"""T'""Ir-T,;ac::::t.F=t ROBERT L. WINGET!' Publh;he r BOB HOEFLICH Pi\T WHITEHEAD Ge neral Mana1er Alt.!iilstant Pu hllsher/ C:ont rolle r DALE ROTHGEB, ,JR. New" Editor ' A MEMBER of The A.s.o;oclmed PreAA, Inland Daily Pre1IH A'iSOCiaUon and the American Ncw~papcr f»uhlL'Ihers i\.<isoclatlon. LEM'ERS OF OPINION arc welcomed . They shou&d be less than 300 wllr'llslon«. AU leUers are subject 1.0 edtdng and ml11t be .~gn e d with name, addreHK and &ek!phone nwnher. No UR!II~ letters M.U be pu~bed . l.A!Uers MoUld be tn good l.w!W, itddretJ.. !iln& ilsues, not personalities. :K eeping mum otr bishops' letter Debating tlleology with clergymen Is a s ure way w lose, and the administration is extending that gUideline In response to the denunciation of nuclear weapons - and ma jor e lements of U.S. nuclear strategy - by Roman Catholic bishops. President Reagan and Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger avoided discussing details of the long-debated pastoral letter adopted on Tuesday by leaders of the 51 million American Catllollcs. Instead, tlley kept tllelr comments broad enough to suggest that the view ·of the bishops and the policies of the admlnlstration really are not that much at odds. That Is pretty broad. Reagan said he hadn ' t read the 45,1XXl-word statement the bishops adopted in Chlcagb, but from what he'd seen, !here were many polnts with which the admlnlstration would have no quarrel. But It doesn't take a line-by-line reading to see some major differences. The bishops condemned first use of nuclear weapons on any scale. The ,use of tactical hu~lear weapons Is one of tlle options reserved by NATO as a .possible response io an overwhelming conventional attack on WeS'tern Europe. . The letter challenged the use of nuclear weapons even in retaliation to an attack on American cities. "Retaliatory action which would lndlserlrnlnately take many wholly Innocent lives, lives of people who are in no way responsible for the reckless actions of their govenunent, must be :condemned," the letter says. Credible retaliatory power Is at the heart of 'the policy of nuclear deterrence. The bishops called for Immediate, verifiable agreements to halt the testing, production and deployment of nuclear weapons - a version of the nuclear freeze tn which Reagan Is firmly opposed. The president didn 't go Into those points. He accentuated the positive: "They're not saying anything we don't say, that God forbid those weapons should ever be used." : " ... What )'m saying Is that I think their purpose Is tlle same as ours," ·Reagan told Interviewers. "They're looking for a way toward peace and :promoting world peace, and that 's what we're also looking for." Weinberger said he didn't think tlle bishops intended to undercut U.S. deterrrent policy. ''U we were to end deterrence and erode It by statements that we would In effect never use or dismantle all of our strategic systems, that I thlnk would encourage the Soviets, and I don't think that's really the thrust of their letter." A State Department spokesman did dispute the bishop's call for a halt In nuclear weapons production and deployment, Alan Romberg saying that Instead, the objective should be "deep reductions ... promoting a stable military balance at lower levels of arms." On AprU 5. after a drafting committee of bishops had toned down the . proposed wordlng of the letter to call for a curb In the anns race Instead of the halt the final draft advocates, Romberg said the change was an Improvement In keeping with many of the administrations' objectives. He said then that to call for a halt would be to support tlle freeze the administration opposes as "dAngerous to U.S. security and potentially · crippling to American arms control negotiators. Reagan said on Tuesday tllat there was too much emphasis on the . change in wording. He suggested that the difference between "curb" and "halt" was not all that Important . "We've had some lndlcatlons that, in reality, there are many things In there that we'll have no quarrel with at all." But two months ago, in another reilglous forum, Reagan took a harsher llne on nuclear weaponry. Addressing Protestant evangelical leaders in Orlando. Fla .. tlle president said: ; : "I ask you to resist the attempts of those Who would have you withhold your support for this admlnlstratlon's efforts to keep America strong and free, whlle we negotiate real and verifiable reductions In the world's nuclear weaponry and one day with God's help, their total elimination." He said the freeze would place the United States in an Inferior position, and urged those churchmen to speak out against it. And he counseled against treating the nuclear arms race as a question to be weighed as though the United States and the Sovlet Union were equally at fault, saying that to do so would be "ignore the facts of history and the aggTesslve Impulses of an evil empire." The admlnlstratlon had sought to temper the bishop's statement on nuclear policy, so as to tone down direct or Implied criticism of American poUcy. "When someone trtes to pressure yo\1, you stiffen your back," said Carblnal John Krol of Philadelphia. "It's a normal human, reaction." Now the administration focus Is on areas of agreement. not dl!!erences. Today in history . ) '' . I ., Today Is Friday, May 6, the 126th day of 1983. There are 239 days left ln the year. _ Today's highlight in history: On MllY 6, 1937, the German dirigible Hlndenberg exploded as It was landing ln Lakehurst, N.J ., killing 36 passengers. On tllls date: . 1n 1818, the German philosopher Karl Marx was born. · 1n 1861, Arkansas seceded from the Union. 1n 1889, (he Elffel Tower In Paris ol!lclally opened. In 1910, Brltain's King Edward VII died . · Ten years ago: Mexico released 30 prisoners and flew them to Cuba to w1n the treedom of the kldmlpped 1\merlcan diplomat, Cons)ll General Terrance Leonhardy of Guadalajara. ·Five years ago: 1be UN Securlty Councll condemned South Africa for invading Angola and demanded a withdrawal. One year ago: Gaylord Peny became the 15th major-league pitcher to • w1n n1 games, toblng a complete game In the Seattle Mariners' 7-to-3 win over the New York Yankees. . Today's birthdays: Author Theodore White and actor-director 01'$0n . W1111eS are both 68 years old. ~ball Hall ol Farner WWie Mays Is !12. TI!OUght for today: "From each according to his abWtles, to each a~rdlng to his needs. " - Karl Marx, German _phllosopher (llllS-1883), . . NEW YORK - James R.. Hassett, trustee in bankruptcy, '. closed his books last week on the case of Mark and Mindy. That Is how Mordecai . Weissman and Myron Goodman came to be known on Wall Street. They will be known In the annals of whlte-coUar crime as two of the most talented swindlers that ever came along. The story of Weissman and Goodman Is a sad story, as all stories of Clime must be, bull! Is an Instructive story also. The story has a sad ending: Both tlle principals ant four of their accomplices are in prison. Their bllllon-dollar tompany Is In bankruptcy. The story has a moral that Is as old as trade Itself. This Is the moral: Always look a gtft horse In the moutp. The tale begins in July 1970, when 23-year-old Mordy Weissman, a graduate of Brooklyn College, borrowed $10,[()() from his family ln order to go Into the business of leasing equipment. A few months later he brought in his 24-year-old brother-In-law, Myron Goodman, who boiTOwed $8,000 to buy a 42 percent interest In the ftrm. They called their company O.P.M. Leasing Services, Inc., and they made a small jokeofthe name. It stood for "Other People's Money." That was how they proposed to make their fortunes, a nd until the whole sand castle collapsed in 1981. that was what they did: They used hundreds of millions of dollars of other people's money. Their company never had a single profitable year, but In the mld-'70s It had paper assets in excess of $2 billion. The partners paid themselves handsome sala ries; they built themselves lavish esta tes on Long Island; · they gave away millions in phllantropy. They earned their money the easy way: They stole lt . Actually; It w~sn't .ea_sy. Swindling Is hard work: Goodman··sworklng day typically began at 4: 30 a.m . and continued far Into the nlgi]t. Weissman labored almost as assiduously. If you are going to kite $4.5 million In checks over a three-month period, you have to maintain a high level of concentration. Give the two crooks credit. But , no! Watch that credit business. Tha t was how they took the suckers. O.P .M.'s business was in leasing large mainframe computers. Their C\IStomers Included such industrlal giants as Amerlcan Express and Rockwell International. The deals were intricate, but basically they workect in this fashion: O.P.M. would lease, say, an IBM 370 ID a customer; then O.P.M. would take the lease to a lender, for example, Manufacturers Hanover or the investment bankers of Lehman Brothers Kuhn Loeb, and borrqw money with the lease as collateral. The lease payments were intended to retire the loans. Trouble was, O.P.M. made Its terms unbelievably generous early tennlnatlons, short terms, low rentals. The customers, described by Trustee Hassett as a veritable Who's Who Of American Industry, were delighted. By the time the collateral papers were shown to bankers, the bankers were and not something else - the balloon would have popped. But big ·names ti-ust big names. The bankers had Mork and Mindy to dinner, but when the guests had departed the hoSts forgot ID count · their spoons. ln the end, tlie two PaTI!Jers bllked financing instltuttlons out of more than S228 million. Hassett's final report, two yearS · after 'i)i-oceedings ln bankruptcy began, Is the stu!! of which novels ;u-e made. One puts down the thick volume with a bemused reflection . Here were two young men who had everything goinJ!"for them - good education, ambition, Imagination, perseverance, the respect of tl)elr Orthodox Jewish community, the nerve ·of professional gamblers and they turned their manifest talents to crime. On the right road theymlghthavegonefar. They took the wrong road, and It led them to prison. MIP6E'rMAN (ijjiq '-T • USA "Then we have this option - the mini-mini Midgetrnan missile - we lssuEl It to individual nuclear buffs and each one picks a basing mode appropriate to his or her lifestyle... cigar case, cosmetic bag, lunch pall..." con~ract ______J_a_ck_A_nd_e_rso_n Research Institute of Kansas City, Mo. But In the government contract game, hope springs eternal, and three other firms bid against MRI for the 1983-SS contract, which will handle some $40 mllllon a year in research funds. Although MRI's management of the Solar Institute has been criticIzed In tthe past, and though Its rating wasn't up to the competition In two out of the three categories, the company once again got the contract. DOE's final selection document - the scorecard on the four bidding firms - shows that BDM International lnc. was rated highest In the "management and technical" and "cost effectiveness" categories. The only category In which MRI topped BDM was " buslness and transition." For obvious resons, there would be no transition costs If MRI kept the contract. But the DOE contract board noted that BDM's proposed transition charges would be "mlnlmal." In fact, the document acknowledges that "BDM ol!ered to perform the transition phase-in at no cost to the government.'' So how dld MRI get the contract? That's what the White House and . some members or Congress want to know. One reason the finger of suspicion has been pointed at Heffelfinger Is that his former deputy at the Energy Departmentt, William Davis, Is now an executive of MRI. He!!elflnger acknowledged knowIng Davis, but insisted that the contract award -had " nothing to do with me." One so•rce, noting that the White House had questioned Energy Secretary Donald Hodel about the matter, told my associate Dale Van Alta tllat this time Heffelfinger "may be on the way out." Don't bet the rent money on lt. Footnote: The General AccountIng Office Is 'Investigating the contract award following an official protest by BDM. Energy Department Insiders say that department officials plan w pressure BDM to withdraw Its protest. INCHING BACKWARD: The federal bureaucracy Is often critic• lzed for moving at a snall's pace. The Environmental Protection Agency has added a new twist. It Is moving slowly backward ·In Its years-long study of a deadly pesticide. The chemlcalls ethylene dibrom· Ide or EDB, which Is used to lumlgatte fruit against the Medfly and other lnsects. Two chemical plant workers in California died particularly gruesome deaths after exposure to EDB fumes, and It has caused cancer In laboratory animals. In 1979, a top EPA official assured California autllorltles that the federal agency "wlll be acting very soon to take appropriate steps to regulate the risks associated with EDB." The official, Edwin John· son, now head of EPA's office of pesticide programs, also noted that the agency shared California's concern over EDB. It Is, he wrote, BUSY, BUSY - Atlanta Braves' slugger Dale Mu.,hy hlt.s 1!1!\ elght.h home of the season Thursday as t.he Braves beat t.he Houston Asi.I'OS&-3at At.lant.a Fulton County St.adlum. Astros' careher i\lan nm ' "a demonstrated animal carcinogen , and thus a presumed human carcinogen ... We want to reduce or eliminate this chemlcal in all food crops as soon as feasible." Four years later, however, EPA officials have sent the EDB Investigation back to. square one. The recommendations of a science advisory panel must now be blended with those of an outside consultant before the decision promlsed In 1979 can be made. Officials said this would take about a month. WHITE HOUSE PIPELINE: The president's Secret Service bodyguards used to share double hotel rooms while on the road. But many agents complained about their roommates' annoying habits and said the doubling up increased the stress lhl!y're always under. Psychologists agreed, so Treasury officials approved payment for single rooms. - Sniping at Kenneth Adelman, recently confirmed as head of the Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, has taken a new tack. Some agency officials are whisperlug that he should be replaced by a "tough, conservative black" to help the Reagan administration's Image ln the black community. - Reportters wanttng to know the presldentt's schedule can dial a special number and hear a recorded voice. Recently, the voice fl!ferred to a visit by Canadian Prime Minister "Elliott Trudeau" - substituting his middle name for his first name, Pierre. two s!olen bases, too. Meigs ................................. 48% Galllpolls .. ... .. ... .... ....... ........ 33 Jackson .... ....................... ... 11% GIRLS'S STANDINGS Team Points Athen s ........... .. .. ... ........... .. . 108 Wavery ........... :, .... .. ....... .. .. 108 Logan ................ ....... ............ 67 Ga llipolis ...... .. .. ....... ............. 63 J ackso n .......... .. ................... .. 4 Meigs ...... ............ .. ..... .......... .31 Ironton ........... ...... ............. .DNP GIRLS' WINNERS SHOT PUT - Reed, Waverly. 39-3Yj. orscus - Reed, Waverly, 1239'/, LONG .nJ MP - Penlke, Jack - their staff have been haggling with Califano -about his perquisites and compensation; the panel's chairman has become entangled In a taWdry dispute with a sub.lrban pollee department over whether he deserves to be formally accused of drunken driving. The narcotics probe Is proceed· lng at a relatively slow paee, with federal investigators and local law enforcement agencies - not the commJttee - responsible lor whatever limited progress has been made. After being retained by the commlttee last July 27, Califano was o!!ered the use ol a ·newly decorated slli-room SUite o1 oirlces in an annex to the House o111ce bulldlngs. That suite lacked · an Impressive view trom' Ita windows, hoWever, because It was adjacent to a freeway. Califano held out for a different suite which had not been refurbished but which has a view of the Capitol. His aides then insisted that those o!!lces be repainted, re!urnlshed and decorated witll original art work. . Califano's staff also wanted drapes on the windows, ostensibly for security purposes, but that request was rebul!ed by House officials who insisted that only members ol Congress are eligible lor office drapes. There was similar haggling ovfr · requests for reserved parking spaces, personal memo pads and office planta. When the plants arrived, they were rejected on the ground$ that they not suitably large. The placement ol CallfaJio's were name on specially printed stationery inspired another objection from his staff, a move which provoked criticism trom others who had become frustrated by what they perceived as a campaign of seUaggrandlzement on Califano's pan. Califano agreed to bill the committee at hourly rates lower than his law flrm charged to most ot Its clients, but several committee members now are reliably reported to be dlst"ressed at the sizable number of hours billed. Among those understood to be disturbed by Califano's high charges and low productivity Is Rep. F1oyd D. Spence, R·S.C., the . ranking minority member on the committee. Spence, however, In· slsts publicly, "I have no problems with Califano." PH . Phone 997-2975 NEW SPRING HOURS Mon.-Fri. 9:00 to 5:00 Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 ·' son, 16-2. HIGHJUMP - Stephenson, Lo· gan, 4-8. 4 BY BOO - Won by Athens In 10:20.5. 100 LOW HURDLES - Wolfe. Galllolls, : i5.5. 100 DASH - Trimble, Waverly, : 13.0 MILE Rl/N - Schul tz, Logan. 5:41. 2. 4 BY 100 ·- Won by Athens In :52.6. 400 - Schultz, Logan, 1: 01.8. 4 BY 200 - Won by Athens In 1:50.7. BOO - Schultz, Logan, 2:29 .6. 200- Ttimble. Waverly, : 27.1 . 4 BY 400 - Won by Logan In 4: 15.1 . N. 2ND AVE . RT. OH. • Sa turday marks the wea ther- .------------....1.-----------'-~ delayed dedica tion and rlbbon cutting for the new Meigs High School track and Held fa cilities preceding the finals in the Meigs Invitational track meet. Boys' teams chaUenglng Meigs In the meet wiU be Alexander, Trim· ble, Federal Hocking, Warren Local, Eastern, Kyger Creek, Wellston and Nelsonvil le-York. Girls ' teams battlin g the Marauderettes are Alexander, Trimble. Federal Hocking, Warren Local, VInton County, and Wellston. The schedule of events follows: 1983 Melp lnvttaUonal 9: :t:1 a.m. - Coaches Scra tch Meetlln2 1F1 eld Events Scratches a t the Evenn 10 a.m. - Prellm.<;: Boys' UO Meier High HurdJes: 10: 15 a .m. - Prelims: Gtrls' 100 Meter Lov.r Hurdles; 10::.1 a.m . - Pn>\lrns: Boys.' 100 M eter'Oash; lO :rKl a.m . - Prellf115 : Girls' tOO Mett>r Das h: 10 : ~ a.m - Pr{'llrm : Boys' 200 Meteor Da sh: U a .m . - Prelims· Gtrls' 'D) Meter Dash Field E\'t"nUi \0 a .m . - Finals: Girls ' St.Jt Pu tt; Boyii;' High Ju mp ; Girls' Lon~ Jump: Boys' Dbl·us; Boys· Polc V'auh. · 10:50 a .m . - F'lna\s : Boys' SOOt P ut ; Girls' DIScus: Boys· Lon~ J ump:· Gir ls ' Ht~h Jump. U : 40 a.m. - Track Dedication and Ribbon Cutting FinaL": 11 : 511 a .m . - Boys' .'t!O.l Mr ll'r llf>lay: l 2:1fl p.m . - Girls' :w l MN I'r Relay : 12:20 p.m. - Boys' llO Meter Hi gh Hurdles: 12: )} p.m. - Girls ' 100 Me ter Low Hu rdl<'S: 12: tO p.m. - Boys' tOO Meier Dash: 12:45 p .m .. - G irl'i' 100 Meler Das h; ll: ~ p.m . Boys' 1600 Mt•lcr Run; 1 p.m. -Car l"; 1600 Meter Ru n; 1: 10 p.m. - Boys' «X) Mt•ler Relay: l ::ll p.m. - GirlS' 400 Meter Hctay : I : lJ p .m . - Boys' 400 Ml'ter Da sh: 1: 40 p.m. Any Sandwich. lg. French Fries, Coke (l.g., Med., or Reg.) 11:00 A.M. 'TIL CLOSE Bring Mom To Burger Chef Sunday, May 8th -Girls ' 400 Mt"tcr Dash: 1:50 p.m. - Boys' DJ Mf'l£'r Low Hurdl es; 2 p.m . - Girls " fO) Meter I{Etl ay : 2: Ill p.m . - Boys' fOJ Me h•r Ru n; 'l: 20 p.m . - Girls ' !OJ Mf' IM' Hun: 2: J] p.m . - Boys' '.Dl Me tf>l' Das h; 2:35 p.m . 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While commlttee members and · (AP "Before the season started, eve" U we get Soto back on a regular ryone said tllat we should be hoping basis, which I think he should be, to be .500," said Johnny Bench anythlng can happen," said Nixon. earlier In the season. "Now we're He was asked If the Reds could be there and we're not satisfied." PriOr ,.. a pennant contender. to getting his 2,00Jth hit Wednesday . Bench assessed the situation again. "! never have said that . I don't tll1nk I'll start now. But I'd be "There bave been some signs that dlsappo.lnted If we don't pla y .500. this team can play, but tllere have We're ve ry capable of staying right also been some signs that Atlanta Is in the middle of this pack. U we get an amazing ballclub," he said. "As hot, we could jump like heck," said much as we say that Atlanta Isn't Nixon . tha t great a ballclub, they conttnue One key Is rookie leftflelder Gary to be. They continue to wln close Redus, who appears to have bailgames. overcome his leg problems. "I think the Dodgers are a very "We play a lot more aggressslve solid bailclub, too ." with him and Eddie Mllner in the top Soto, who has started only once of the lineup, " said Nixon . since April 16 because of his fingers, The Reds have already stolen 30 should solidity the starting rotation . bases in 38 attempts. Thursday's winner s were: BOYS' STANDINGS Team . Polnt.s Athens ......... ....... .. .. .......... 130 Logan .. .. ...... ............... .. ..... 127% Ironton ...............................113'/, Wa verly .... ....... , ... ... ............ 61 Flnt Loss Meigs' Natalle Lambert suffered a bnormal control problems which led to the Marauderettes' first defeat, 7·3 Thursday at Ironton. Lambert allowed but four hilts while Issuing 15 walks. II was her first loss in 10 deci s ions. She fanned fiv e Tlgerettes. Meigs goes to 10-1 on the year and 5-1 in SEOAL while remalnlng tied for first place with Athens and Logan. Ironton Is 7-4 overall. The Marauderettes play at. Gallipolis this evening. Hduston led Ironton with two Track dedication, Laserpbolo).Reds meet s-e t Saturday .Athens boys .win .SEO.AL track title_; Waverly, Athens share gir's crown Athens captured the boys' Scutheastern Ohio League track crown and Athens and Waverly shared the 1983 girls' title a t Tank Memorial Sta dium In Iront on Thursday afternoon . The Bulldogs finished with 130 points. Meigs placed fifth v,ith 48¥., points. · In the girls' division, Athens and Waverly tied with 108 points. The Ma rauder girls placed last with 31 mar_kers. slngles while Cindy Crooks paced Meigs with two sa!etles. Ashby Is left. Murphy, wbo the National League In home runs and runs batted In, had three hits and ·Nixon will remain patient with CINCINNATI (AP ) - Cincinnr•.l Reds Manager Russ Nixon has vowed to remain patient even though his team Is riding over some early-season rough spots. " I'm not using a rebuilding year or anyt111ng as a crutch when we lose, " said Nixon, whose team opens a series tonight wlth the Met s In New York. Tom Seaver, who was beaten last time out by the Reds, will face Marlo Soto, who has been out with blisters on his fingers. "I've got a lot of contldece in this ballcub. I like this ballclub. I want to wtn every game. I wouldn 'tcare If It was little league bali," said Nixon. But the players on the team that lost 101games last season want to be more than merely competitive. MINI-MINI Cry foul on WASffiNGTON- Like the lady in the lrvlng Berlin tune, William He!!elflnger keeps coming back like a song - but the song always seems to have a few sour notes. HeflelflTiger Is a professional bureaucrat with a miraculous record of survival through Republican and Democratic administrations. He has also survived recurring congr essional and other Investigations for aUeged misconduct. Yet he goes serenely on his way from one high-paid job to another, denying ever: charge that's made against him. The charges leveled at this world-class survivor of the bureaucratic wars ron the gamut - from falsifying his job resume, lying to government Investigators and shredding documents Improperly to politicizing the civil service and even offering to procure female companionship in an e!!ort to cuny !avor with an outside consultant. Yet through It aU, Heffelfinger kept winning promotions, and even an executive bonus. Now, as director of administration at tlle Department of Energy, Heffelfinger Is once again ln tlle tlllck of a Controversy. It involves a lucrative operiltlng contract lor the agency's Solar Energy Research Institute In Colorado. Congressional and Energy Department sources charge that the top-rated bidder was euchred out of the contract, and they suspect Heffelfinger had a hand In the maneuver. Ever since the research Institute's inception in 1977, the mana~W­ ment contract has gorie to Midwest delighted. Alas; they were not ~ same· papers. As time passed, and problems of cash t1ow became desperate, the partners turned ID every fonn of fraud known w man. They forged signatures. They faked balance sheets. Tbey con· trtved fictitious leases. They bor· rowed tWo or three times on the same paper. They Impersonated vendors and customers. They altered leases . .Qne lease to Amerl· can Express, at $3,200 a month, was converted by the stroke of a typewriter key to $63,200 a month. This went on for 10 years, until a sharp-eyed fellow at Rockwell caught a major discrepancy and began to make telephone calls. And · that was the incredible thing: No' one ever had made a critical call before. At any point over the entire decade, If the bankers had ever checked closely with the customers - If anyone ever had troubles w conttrm that the figure was $63,200 ' 3 boys, _g irls both lo$e ROCK SPRINGS - ·lronwn's hard-hitting Tigers picked up a SEOAL w1n bere Thursday as ihey whipped Meigs 14-1 behind the . three-hit pitching of Collins. Coach Tim Saunders' Marauders fell to2-8overalland0-5in loop.play. Meigs plays. Gallipolis at home tonight before battling the same· Blue Devil nine Saturday at 4 p.m. at Athens Htgh School In sectional play. · Against the Tigers , Chris ' Burdette staned but was chased by a six-ron Ironton uprising ln the third. Scott Harrison came on and hurled untti Dan Thomas tQiised the final inning. Together they fanned three and walked seven. Collins fanned nine and walked only one batter. · Getting the Meigs' hits were Todd Cuntlltf with a double and Dave But nobody ever phoned ___J_ames ____J_.K"!"'""ilpa .....· _tric_k The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel Page Middleport, Ohio ~ ' �~tinel Page-4-The Daily Midd' pCM"t, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Pag1 5 Fridoy, Nay 6, 1983 Get Your FREE BINGO CARDS From These Merchants!! ' Marfa given Derby's favorite nod YOU CAN WIN s WUlSVILLE, Ky. (AP) . '"Tralnlng honlell Is llkl! twiiJig a LUkas. Worries of Marfa bothet1ng otbel" vkllln," Lukas said Thursday atter . Ballxvo N!!tM, post No. 3, Is ihe horses hover aver Saturday's l09tli he ~ltted his entey of Marta. J.odsiana Derby winner, while No.9 Kentucky Derby, and, with the tleld Balboa NatiVe and Total Departure. .. TotafDeparture, was second In last .at Its ro.horse llmlt, there are fears · "You want to do It right and a t the Saturday's Derby 'I'rlal here. of a trattlc jam at the head of the right time. There's a lot of riiiiliii~~~i!iiii!i stretch. excitement 1n the·alr this mom1ng BEND Wayne Lukas, who trn,lns the and Marfa senses it." · sometlmils wayward colt. plans no 0n the strength of Marfa's OPTOMETRIC change of equipment to keep Marfa Impressive vlctQrles In the J im CENTER on the straight and narrow over 1% Beam Spiral Stakes and SantaAnlta miles at Churchill Downs. Derby and the lack of a full-fledged Rithant H. Billman II, 0.0. He Is putting the task of guiding 3-year.-oldstandout, the Lukasentey 113 Court Street the stretch-runnlngcolt homellrstto wasmadethe5-2early-llnefavorlte. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Jorge Velasquez, the veteran jockey PH. 99N 920 Marfa, who h!IB three wins .and VISION EXAMINATIONS who had his hands full In the Blue HARD & SOFT CONTACT Grass Stakes Aprll Zl when Marfa · three seconds In nine starts tlits year, wW go from the No. 18 post L£NSES was disquallfjed from second ID position. The son of 1975 Derby Insurance and Medical fourth after lnterferiQg with Cope- winner F ooUsh Pleasure Is owned lan and Desert Wine lri the stretch. by Robert French, Barry !leal and The Daily Sentinel ( USPS 1.._960) Lukas, will star! from the 18th post position In this Saturday's classic. (AP Laserphoto). Publi shed every afternoon, Monday throu gh Frida y, 111 Court Streel, by the Ohio Vall ey Publishing Conipa ny . MuJ. tl med!a, Inc., Pomeroy, Ohlo45769, 992· 2156. Second cla ss postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. Spring drills end Saturday Mem ber : T he Associated Press .. l ~· land Dally Press Assoctaton and the American Newspaper Publishers AS· soc ial ion, Nationa l Advertlslng Represenlatlve, Branham Newspaper Sa les i33 Third Ave nue, New York, N~ LouisvWe, Ky. , Scoreboard ... 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GlUm~ • KH n~;r ~ Clt_y lll TornJJIII Ca llfornlu ar IJct roll llltkl: mct tlll l:lllln J(rrt• ~Mtl1 • a t 111Mon ' N t'W Volrk Ill Mlnlll'~ll il : (']r'\'f'l ~uulnl (Jjlc·t~j!O • Tr •~~:. • s 111 Mllwau kw NAT IO,..,.A.I" l.t:.u a II i :l 12 II Plt l~hur~h !l No""' h y ,,,~ & .n D~'l:'l •ll w ~tc., San Fra rw'I SI:'~l tt: I, 1'1'1. G U 6.'16 i~Wl 1 !l71 1~1 Jl7 I ZOIIi 7% '611 Htc1 7]1 .701t 17 7 \1 1'l .tHIJ II J:l 1."1 lfi ~~ I~ .TI~ '-j'Jl ·<II (</ ., ,,/ ti " 111-'1 '"HI OMia,~· ' " lfiUlU f( 4. San Dl~l ,') A11ant;l 6, ll ou~ l on :1 011 1 ~• IH\JTWS sctwUukd • t'rklil.y'" (iunu,.; • Phllark'1pti!.t IIX'fln,\' :111 11 1 ~ l nntn -. 11 Sl I AIII L~ , ~j\ .1',1 l l l, Ill I • 110U\I" II IM "' ~111 ' ll ' Nlfoknrl ~~ 1111 M~igs p~ce IIli i O S<-o! t Hcp!-('11 . nmnlnll b.1ck Na&loml t'oothll.UI~ I' KANSAS CITY C HIJo~ F'S-Sl)(lwd ,\JII'fl Lyd!! _ v. 11nymol1d IIID r!l lon. Jim Bol> Mnr Ca rlo~ ill ,\IJanl ll Countians Rio Redmen RIO GRANDE - Kent Wolfe, a 5·9 freshma n leftflelder from R<tclne; paces 1he Rio Grande College Redmen In ba tting average, ac· cordi ng to the team's 27-game stat lsllcs re leased today by the offle<> of spoti s Information. Wolfe has connec ted for 21 hits In 46 trips to the plate for a stella1· .500 avctagc. Rto Grande has four other pla;Yers ball ing over .nl. Jeff Leeth of Chillicothe has connected at a .391' rate, while Steve Little of Pomeroy Is al .3<19, Greg Zlckaloose of <i:hllllcothe Is a t .338. and Dan Knost of Marietta Is al .:124 . Ttoe pllchlng slaff l~ headed by rlgtrtha n(ler John Ka lm a n of Twins· bu"', Kalman has a 4·1 record, four comP.Ie te games, and 24 strikeouts tn 3flnnlngs of work. He also has a stellar 4.13 earned run average. Jetf Wayla nd of Middleport has a 3·1 record a nd fhree complete . gan')es In 24 Innings of work. He also has ·. a stella r 3.70 earned run SINGLE COPY PRICES Dally .. ......... .. ..... .. ...... 20 Cents Subscribers no t des Iring to pay the car- rier may re m it In advance dir ec t tO The Dally Sentin el on 3, 6 or 12 m onth bas is. Cred il wll! be gi ven ca rr ler each mo nth . No subscriptions by m all perm Uted In town s whrore home ca rrier ser v i ce Is ava il ab le. HAIDI~: IL").-.--i'lamt'CI 26 w'' "" . :.:: $i~:~ The best earned run average on the siaff Is held by a player with a recotd below .:J(X). Sam Rt!ynolds of Sc lolovl lle has a 2.11i ..at·ned run average, two ttlmplelc games ahd 20 sthl\eouls In 16 Innings of work, but )las ·just a 1·2 record. The Redmen are c urrently 10.17 on the · seao&ri, lQ.H in district play. .. 112 E. Main St. ADOLPH'S PH. 992-2556 . 570 W. MAIN . POMEROY, OH. L MAY 6thru 12 FRIDA '/ thru THURSDAY I ' DAN AVKROYO t. ST LO U IS CMHl1NAL'>-Stwled IJu vt• S!ll>l, -••ufl•ty, Ill :1 ~t' t1i"S 111 Olll' )'l':l r t'Ofl · traf't.!i nnfl WJ1itf'l llrM, nmnln K htlf'k, 1u 11 frf'f' lij(Nll ronrrnt 'l UnJIPd Sltltt'!i f'ooth1UI Lrl'll\ll' flr'lS'J'ON llfU:I\KF:IL' -SIJ,rn('(J M:rn n r aflh 'Y. ltnr-t:n c.• kt •l . a mi f~ rn lr • Htllo(' ' r~ . offr-ru;l\-•r lark it NEW .JF:IL'i EY c •:NEHAI S - (\i t IW>n Wn tt~. n<~ rack II' ,, COIJJ•) :f: f:B )ftC IA STATE- Annottl){("(! 1ht• h':l lf,Ul ll tlun tt l .lim .ltuTr•ll , lll("'l ·s h..t ~ ki ' l])all IU<I I'ir SllU 1l t i-:11 N Ml'-;SK'\lP Pl - A nlliJUIICO"'I Uw n"l<li.!!Hll lo n ol Hll'h n~ r ch_VS. ~~.~~ lsta nl 1\.(ltb:rll lt!llt'h Re f rige r a - Ave. J;t ; o ; • ; • · ; R ; ~ • n ~ g 1 e~ a 1 . ~ T ~Vs ~ e ~ t ~ s . i iiiii~~~~~~~~!!~~~~~~ ~ 677 Third <146 -1699 UNIT, PUMP, BACK UP VALVE PICK UP FREE BINGO CARDS: loch week ladulls only ph•sel. p!Ck up your Free brngo Cards hom the s!X)nsonng merchanl:i 11sted. Rules of the same allow the merchants to ~e you only ooe card lor each store visit You may, however, ma~e as many 111srts as you wish each day ot lheweek. THEMORECARDSYOU PlAY. THE BETTER YOUR CHANCES ARE 10 WIN HOW TO PLAY: Check tile ads mEADi DAYS '""e oil HE DAILY SENTINEL The ads of the merchants listed wrll con1arn one or more "Ne~paper Bini!O" number rn the "Brngo Bug" symbol (shoW!l below). Occasooally. numbe ~ mlhe""Bmgo Suo( ""Y be foond ~sewhere in the paper. Check the claSSifred ad !«ban !Of addition~ n umbe~. IF YOUCANMATCH UUSTCIRCLE OR 'X' THE MATCHING NUMBERS). AU 24 NUMBERS Oft ONE OF YOUR BINGO CARDS WITH THE TOTAL Of NUMBERS PtllliSHED IN All THE ISSUESOFT!!E DAILY SENTI~El EACH YOU - YOU HAVE A ""BINGO"' AND YOU ARE A WINNER. ssso .· @nation @mpany LAARS .......................... Mulberry Ave. "2-2119 '643.95 '701.95 '889.95 SEALED AIR IN GROUND SOLAR BLANKETS NO OBLIGATION OR PURCHASE NECESSARY: There • no obligation or purchase nec~r;. Acopy of the paper rs a'f.tllable t01 pla~ng the game al tile office <1 1his rewspaper - also al tile publ1c titr'a ry - also a Bilgo card aOO Of co~es ol The Da tly coo~ming the ~niP numbers may lE obtai ned by m.adilg your reqlJeSt to thiS newspaper (please !)"rot your name and address .dearly). You may ~ay as man~ cards as you wish tney are tree. Gel additl onal tatds - one at a time- each day ol tile - lrom the merchants iste\ll>dulls on l~ Serli"" 16'13Z'. .. •. '13911 16'x40'• .".• . '174110 18'x36'.•. . . 1 178110 ZO'x~·.• . . . 'Z18~ 18'... .•. ... •sszo Z4'..· . . .... . IQQ J>-4 Z8'. .· . . .... '139 13 16'13Z'.. .. , . '9081 Pllmerov ; 407 ~ Drlw · Parb...urg, WV Ph. 422-5400 52 State Stniet Galllpoll. OH: · ' . 698 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. POWELL'S SUPER VALU This Week's Card Is GREEN. For Game ·No. 3, May 8- Pomeroy, OH. ------- 2nd St. GINZA "ON THE T" In Middleport, OH . AT LEAST $50.00 WEEKLY'! Wrnners wrll share a '!'leekly pnze li $50.00 m"Btngo Bucks" - they wend the same as cash w•h any of the SIXIOSOt'tng merthanls lrsted Ill here 15 only one Win net', he wr ns all o! the $50.00. If there ts more than one wrnner. all wrnners share the $50.00 equally. II there are no wmners any week. the $5000 weeki~ pnze wr!l be added to tile followrng week 's pnte lund. CHECK EACH ISSUEOf THEPAPER: Anewgame Wll start each Sundav and be completed tt1e toUowrng Salurday Be sure tc check each d!fS1ssue of THE DAILY SENTINEL. I l l Coun St. Pomero~ . OH. 45769. because some of the numbers may a~r 1n each day's rssue. AH numtersneeded to complete each weeK s game w•l have ap(:tared by each FriOOy's 1ssue. A new se1 ol brngo numbers wrll be publtshed k:lr each weeh's game_A new color of tlngo cards wtll be available ea,ch week at tt1e sponsonng merchants' stores. To be ehg1ble to wrn. vou must ~a~ Brn~cards ot th ecorrecl colO! lor that Yt'eek's game. The color of the cards Ill each week's game wtll be announced each week on thiS page ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY If YOU ARE A WINNER: H you ha" a Mnnutg B11tg<> card, on whrch all 24 n umbe~ have been matchOO with the total ot the numbers publol"od duril"lllhe ~ The O..OV Senltnel, pnnl your name. address phone number oo the backof 'fOlJf card' and mail .,. (The envebpe oonta1mflg your card roost be rete~~ed b'1 500 p.m Tuesday d ltle lillowtng- k) 01 brngyour Cl!d to 1te off1ce at !he Daily Sentinel by 500 p.m. Tuesday d tile lolowil"ll -k 570 W. Main St. Per Week DIFFERENT COLORED CARDS EACH WEEK: The atlor olllte cards change each week. To bt a wmner. you must j:.lay Brn~ cards ot the correct color tor that week. Mutilated or a-ered cards writ n~ be honored. AtL 24 .NUMBERSON A CARD MUST BE MATCHED TO WIN. K&C JEWELERS in Bingo Bucks CHANC( DETERMINES NUMBERS: llin!P numbers_ktt i!JCh wei 's game "' d~wn slnCIIy ol ror<lom • the offi<:e of this neW'llOper. Soote d u~ation of llingo numbers may appoor m lhe mer1hants ads- 01elsewhere ~the poper.This duplicobtn does 11)1affect the game Of the tDtal numbers dfawn. All numbefs ftJ each week's game Wtl lj)pBII SCIT!fiUCe tn Pomeroy, OH . 212 E. Main St. lfle _PiJ pl!f. Pomeroy, OH. LANDMARK EmJ*tyees at IIMS neWSjllper lltd """''""' of thO•_Iomi""' ate rol eli~ble 1o win any ot11>e Jill" News[>lper_Binll> • a!>'....,. Cll!>Yrigltled and r!fjstered by Marl<etini Research Assocllos, J.'inneapois, lilnn- . OF POMEROY 540 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. ,.---------------------.· I I . BRING OR MAIL THIS COUPON TO: THE DAILY SENTINEL/ ORCULATION DEPT. 111 Court St. • rlon The ~!!!!.e~.P.ple ' To be a potential winner you must read The Daily Sentinel every day. Bingo Bugs with numbers will appear in the sponsor's ads every day and a new game starts each Monday. ABOVE GROUND . Sealed ·. - - - - - - - R U L E S OF THE G A M E : - - - - - - - ..' . ~ · 175,000 BUT. 250,000 BTU. 325,000 BTU. SUGAR RUN MILLS •' - - - - - - - T H I S IS HOW IT WORKS------- Heating·a pool without a Sealed Ai r& Solar Pool Blanketrw Is like heating a house without a roof. LAARS HEATERS Seeds · Bird Seeds · Oy11er She ll 5 and Gri t · 'Fcr tiU zers · Li me · Ce · mcnt tmd Mortar · Stock Salt · Wa ter Softener - Remedies · Salt · t lUers . vaccine . Root lng · Pai n1s · Red Bra nd FC! ncing · Ba ler a nd Binde r Twine · S p rav ~ · Ga tes · Ha y · s ' ra w . 14. -· MILliN~DIYISIOII .' This... .Conserve e~ergy! Save money! SEED AND MILLING HEADQUARTERS. Ill 'OUIII DIAI.Illl ..OWl . Look Like cleaned three times as much as a sweeponly pool cleaner - in half the time. But time isn't the only thi ng Polari s saves. Because it runs less,you'lf save more on your· energy bill . Give the Polaris Vac -Sweep. lt works hard so someone you know won't have to. ~' ?.~~~r:i~ ' Happy pool owners hawe made us #I. . COUNTY APPLIANCE INC. -. Card Will Here's a gift idea that's all wet. J :, Pomeroy, OH. BURGER CHEF *It's FUN *It's FREE *There's ANew Game On A .New Color Card Each Week DAIRY VALLEY For anyone who's ever vacuumed a pool, here's the perfect gift. The Polar is Vac-Sweep. • · lt_not only sweeps your pool, send ong little stuff like fine dirt and sediment into the fi lter, it also · vacuums up big stuff like gravel, bugs and leaves. And sends them into a detachable catch bagmaking clean-up a snap. The Polari s even climbs the walls of your pool to get at hard- toreac h dirt. And an independent lab found that the Vac -Sweep Pomeroy, OH . ON SUNDAY, MAY 8 A Winning i\r1 352 E. Main St., SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY $ 531 JACKSON PfKE · RT. 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 Slwl\ a..~ 11 "~ lrhl np, 11ldf• .uld f)('~ll('l liCOtl l NEW I~N r il. \NO I Wl'flJ~SililJIN S!l•vr• P;1rkr•r. witt> l'l"('("l~· er kic k rf'lur tll 'r SIJ.!nr(J r-.,ull (iullt'r , llnl•back t!r, allfl IXM" Efl~>•;u rl' a nll ,luhm rlh it11 No•wUy, wld<.· rn'f'l\'f'r;. lo fn(• t\£i•nt ron t r;•c-1.~ . W ashers , Dryers, NEWSPAPER .. . . . . $51.48 ~~''~';";'';k;s~·g ;;;;;. ;$~56;.2~1~~~~~~~~~~~;;;~~~;~~;;;;;~~~~. Q hl o FRANCIS FLORIST "f.REE SUNDAE" ·~ I MAIL SUBSC RJPT' JONS Inside Ohio B WPf'k s ·· ............................ $14 .04 26 W('f>ks . ..................... .. $27.30 and Dnrr1n (\innlnJ;11am aver~ge. ;. One Wl'P.k . .. .... .... ...... ;,. ... ... $1 .00 One Month ..... .. .. $4.40 Onl' Year ...... ........ ......... . _., .... $52 .80 Middleport, OH. N. 2o Ave. and one touc hdow n. rls, (; J('nn CanJrlll, Ml!tcus flS hr'r and lllln .ln kf'S, defPnslvl:' backs : Amos Dnn·•lrl'il.'lll , 11urky 1-ILJh tJII!, A lfnd M olwmrrk'ft. L.I"P \'Prnon. .lfX" Hardin and Qrarlf>s Thck('r, ntf~s lvf' lltlem~ : TPITY Youns:. John Wal~ ll. Barry Comp10n . Tf'll Jnnf's and Tt'n)' llu wklll~ . wldl:> rr'(:'(')V· l l'l:'i 1\NGEI J }; " 1·}-;T Ul\'tHON li 11 j\ tlm ll il j.A)II. An)ll•l! '!> rilll ·lnn.;lll M CDN('OilDI-Ji-SIJ!I'II"d SUB..'iCRIPTJON,RATES 83-· Carrier or Mo tor Route Outside MARK V GROCERY In Bingo Bucks • With A Da! lySc ntlnel.lll Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45i69 . I N'f' U~l'nl l'flntra!'t~ 'I II l!'i 17 li t'OtJI'BALI. Football l •..aaue NTilEII.L C'..an ~un M I'Ci('\land, 1'\JMin~ bLK'k.~. IS<t1utr Wcsl , .l;1y Trautwf'ln, [)m'll(l Pa lfffiroth, W~ltN D.:rllnrd , 11m 11 ru w<•ll , llnt.>r1 l< ;m.kO(os, Mki'u~ · l I.A'ITllron1k' . .lOP SlcvNIS, ll a rrl· son !-itnki'S aM Huss Woo::t IJnC'bal'kf'rs, and M ar low 1\amr'lr. Phil Un.Jll(•au , ('hrl.~ Hll"h m , Ph il O'Nf'l l. llo •ft'flsh.·o• linl"'lll'fl . 10 W lol SHII'fl h t~ad C'I"S; FA'-;T IIIVI-\ION ) ' hii :Kit •lpht .o Sr I J•ul~ M tmllf'ili Freshman Keith Byars was lhe took the first game 2(). offensive standout lasH. I week, rush· lng for 90 yards and one louc hdown afler being called on to fill in a t ta ilback for the Grays when Kelvin Lindsey Injured fils knee. In the first game, Lindsey had been named the top offensive player after carrying 31 times for 129 yards r'4lrOt t:niAI RallketbaU A!f;Odatklfl John Per Week By Playing POST MAST E R: Send address 10 T he 1.1 Weeks -. .. ~, Will 52 WC'c ks. Gr~ys win 19-10, while the Scarlets RN:JKt.:rRA.LL l ll I X>trr_~t tW II " m~~:~ ;h . tnl dogs and beans. . . Last Silturday's O~llng SaW the • Thu nlday'~ ~ ,.,.,__'llo<"-" 8 ,\-'U: BAU . Amerir.arr ~!W;Ut ' MI N:O..: ~'YJTA 1WINS- Si.n1 Bl)<tn OPI kt:ors. p ltchl"r. to Tolr•.:t.J or tiM.' lnl••• rutl ktrutl l.t·aguc OHIO MIXER."i-F'In.'ll COIIK'h. I York 10017. r\lalf'nzurla1 21, ·no N tr soor~:h Marfa, trained by Wayne CO LUMBUS, Ohio (APl - Ohio State w inds up spring football drills here Saturday wl th the lasl of three lntrasquad games, this one In Ohio Stadium. Coach Earle Bruce sent the Scar let against the Gray a t Massil· lon two weeks ago, and al Kings Island last week. Saiurday's game will be the last chance before fall practice lor players to impress a coaching staff looking for re placements for eight gradua ting starters from the 1982 team. And there will be this additional incentive: Me mbers of the winning team wUI be rewarded with a steak dinner, whUe the loser s dine on hot Clrldnnarl oSr!tn l-2 t rll i\1.., ~·ork 1SPJ YPr' l ·ZI . tn t Cll!r.'l,O,'(I ! Raloc·~· I 11 .tt san IJr"'(l !l.ol tar I 1 ' · 1n • St !nul ~ <StupPr 1 1< ill l.Jl, Anl.'l'if's By 1llf' A.'IIIOCIII&l'd l "ri.Wi Thu ~ay . ., , ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY A Dlv~lon of MuiUmedla, Inc. DERBY FAVORrrE - Exercise rider Jesus Cerrillo puL• Kentucky Derby favorite Mllrfa through an early morning workou t at Churchill Downs In .. t Pomeroy, OH. 45769 If You're Not A Daily Sentinel Subscriber, Clip This Coupon And Subscribe NOW! • I ..' 1. I .. 1 1 :::~··=·==··· =~,:~::''~77'•· · · · · · · · ,I .' ., City ..........' ...................................................................... ' ' ....... . Zip C.oc:le .............................................................................. .... .. Nobei .Summit Road Ohio .•.• Pltorte Numbet: ..:................. ~ ........................ ..........~ ..·........ .,. ......... . ~ \. ,.~--~-·············t·------,,, I . ....'·: 1.:. �.. I Page-6-The DQily Sentinel • • · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 6, 1983 • i"1! Y. tr.~ l913 ·- Cardinals stop Padres; Braves, fndians post victories By BRUCE LOWITT game, it was Atlanta 6, Houston 3 and to t~e best first base~ in Indiana 7, Twlns 5 AP Sports Writer Bruce Sutter is supposed to save games for ~e rest of the St. Louis Cardinals' p)tchingstaff. So far into !his you')g season, he's been taking things - like wins - mto his own hands. Dave LaPoint was trymg to boost his record to 3.{) Thursday in San Diego, but going Into the eighth inning the Cardinals were I railing the Padres 3·2, thanks in part to a Sixto Lezcano home run . Lonnie Smith's home run for rhe Cards in the top oft heerghth Ired the score. and Sutter was sent in. And, after Ruppert Jones' double-play grounder off a split-fingered fastball in the bottom of the eighth and Ken Oberkfell's tWo-out , tie-breaking single in the l op of the ninth, it was Sutterwhostrocteoffthemoundwah a 4-3 victory and a 3·0 record _ In the only ot her National League Thursday night. In the only Amerlcan League game, Cleveland defeated Minnesota 7-5. _ " I 'm going to throw the split · linger ed fastball and li they hit it, t hey hit it," said Sutter. " lltheybeat me, that's what they 're gonna beat me with." Wit h the go-ahead run on third, Jones jumped on Sutter's first serve and kllled t he threat with his grounder to flirst baseman Keith Hernande-L, who started a 3-1\-3 double-play. "I-'d rat her have saves," Sutter deadpanned, "but as Iongaswewin, . I'm satisfied." The Cards' catc her Thursday. Jamie Qurrk , saldofSuner'sunlque split-fingered deirvery: "He lives or dies by one pitc h and he' ll keep throwing It I -was suprised that Jones went after the first pitch in that situation. He hit the ball well, but luckily he hit it into the ground baseball . The victory prevented the Padres from sweeping the three-game sertes. On Wednesday night they trounced the Cards 1(}-0. Braves6, Astros 3 Rookie Craig McMurtry yielded only four hits in six innings and Dale Murphy and Glenn Hubbard homered for Atlanta Braves. McMurtry,.l-1, struck out twoand walked j ust one before leaving for a pinch-hitter in the sixth. Steve Bedrosian, one of three Braves relievers, recorded his third save. Rookie reliever Neal Heaton kept puttlng Twins on base - and then wiping them out by serving up double-play balls. The Indlans turned three twtn-kllllngs in his three innings to recordthlrdsaveof the week. 1976 DODGE DART .................. .. .... .. .... 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I'Prrtn, ,pastor; Debbie Buck, Sunday School Chllf'('h School 9:15 a.m .; worship on Carr's Deluxe AM/FM Stereo__Ciock R~di~ Chronomatlc®·225 b y Realistrc I ~, ' I I ,-, tC·-ICI .... • • ,· '. ·~ • . . - . \ 1~/ J ~ •• • 4788 320/o Cut • "... - • Two Side-Mounted 3" Speakers • Stereo-Wide'" Add s Realism • Battery Backup/Battery Sentinel" 0 Battery Backup for on-tr me wake-up every day, even if AC fail s ove rnrght 1 Ex· ciusive Battery Sentinel LED warn s 1f battery IS weak . Selectable radio/buzzer alarm resets itself for the next day aher you turn It off . lighted dial . stereo headphone jack. #12· t 532 FLOWERS AND PLANTS TELL MOM YOU CARE ABOUT HER. FOR ALL THE THINGS SHE IS TO YOU, FOR ALL THE THINGS SHE'S DONE, GIVE HER A SPECIAL PLANT OR BOUQUET. Reg . 59.95 A Shack exclusive' No hands, no diqns- a computer-synthesized vo1rcel tells the time on the hou r or whe n you tap button Ullra-compact for traveling hght' LCD has a.m , p m a nd alarm rndrcators 24-ho ur alarm. 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The Bob & Corena Barnllz Family and employees would like to wish ~ou a Happ; Day and express their feeling• that vegetables can nourish your body. but Rowers can nourish the soul! ET-260 t>y Radro Shack 6995 5995 6495 Pulse Dialing Tone Dialing A to uch of Old' World charm! Attractive golden hue and ivory: colored trim Coiled handset cord . #43-329 and phone answerer above are FCC ,1iiiiii0ij"""if ~ Pulse Dialing. White , 1143-35 1. Brown , #43-352 Tone Dialing. Whrte, 1143-353. Brown , 1143-354 I MAV VAR Y AT IN OI VIOUAL • I pu stor, Rf' V. •Jarrws ( ·und lff. ll:-.slstant pastor sundav Sc:·hoo l 'l .ll n m rnorn ln~ won.hlp, lO :10 ,, m , t'H'ning \\t ll'shlp 7·:tn p.m : S T O~fS carmet. J- Check Your Phone Book fort~ lta4M ,.,._Store or Dealer Nearest You A DIVISION O F TAN DY CORPOR ATION \o\'OI"shJp serv\C(', 7: 30 pm Thursday prayC'r m eeting, 7 :ll p m 10: :II a m. Okllr rehearsal, Tuesday ue ~ we .,.or.lltl erv;:ounlc r rrrn.l lu prt:p.n: Grocene.~­ MT HE RMON UNITED BRETIIREN IN p m., under dlrection ot Allee NeMe Y ~ for rl\em General Merchand1se CHRIST CHlffiCH Rev Rober! Sanders. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE NAZA· Racine 949· 2550 . pastor, Don WU I. lay INtdE>r l.ocatf'd In She wmcd ~~ uwn CYl"' lu the L r gh r r h~r R£NE, Corner Union and MulberTy, IWr Texas Community o(f CR 82 Sunday school, hll!lhrcn\ hfc Shot: \IIUjlhl Ill \ h11 rc "'''h u' VIrgil Byrer, pastor Glen M<Ctung, asst. ~------.------,1 9 ll am. Morni ng wo~hlp S('rvk'e, 10: <&.C, ~~ bt'hcfs, her fauh pastor. Clyde Hendenon, pastor emeritus. a m , e"Venlng preaching SE'rvk1' second nnd ~Y School. 9. 30 a.m., Glen McCiuna, HAZEL COMMUNITY CHURCH, Near On M1>tlltr \ Da) w.: ' rc havl!ll? \)U I fourth Sundays, 7 30 p m , Ctirts!lan Endea supt.: mornb1g won;hlp ~ 30 a.m.; ovenlng Long Bottom. Edsel Ha rt, pastor. Sunday flm 11y Rcuntun 10 church We rc gnaldul vor, ft rst and third Sundays, 1 l) p m service 7 p.m ., mkl-week serviCl', Wednesschool, 9: )) a.m.; Worship 10::1) a.m ; Ill God fm 1hc wmdo w~ He• ha• P"wu,b.l Wednesday prayer meE'tlng and Bible sltMiy day, 7 p.m . Prayer meeting 7·:rl p.m. Thursday. ~nd for~ M01hcr on whom 1hc11 L1ght wu• 7llpm GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - 326 E. MIDDLEPORT FREEWILL BAPI"IST, . neve r wuccd JEHOVAH 'S Wff NESS, 37319 St11te Rout£> Main St ., Pomeroy. Sunday services Holy Corner J\sh a..! Plum Leslie Hayman, 124 (One mile easl of Rutl and) . Surday, Bible CommutUon oo the flr!lt SundaY. of each pastor. Sunday scto::ll 10 a.m.; Morning lecture !}:l) a.m.; Watt·htower study, 10: :¥1 month, aixl combined wtth momlng prayer Wonhip, U a m., Wednesday and Saturday a .m, 1'\lesday, Blbk> study, 7.ll p.m ., on the thlnl Sunday. Morning prayer and Evening services, 7: X) p.m. ~VI 198311.1<11., ....,..,.._ s.m.;, Thursday, Theocra tic School, 7.ll p.m .• sermon oo au other sunclays or the- month. MEIGII rt1 w . . - o - . , _ FNIIno s~.u.:."' 1.-.; Servk'E.' Meeting, K a! p.m . <Church SChool and nW"Sery care provided. P o !kl• 11021 c - ...... "• 'Nl!ll COOPEIIAnvE PAJUSII CHURCH OF GOD 0." PROPHECY. 'Collee 1rour In the Partsh Hall ~ialely ' FayME111~ __ __ . UNm!D QRJIICH Fr~day Sa/1Jre1lly • Sun(1ay Mottday Tuttsd~Y Wednasdlly Thursday Located on thC' 0 J. White Road orr highway . IOllqwlng the Lu/le • Acts .k!hn • Mafk • Luke ' • Luke Luke 100. Pat. Henson. pastor SUnday School 10 · POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST, 212W. NOimiEASI' CLlJSI'ER ra 35 ·43 J r 10 443·54 521-43 <4.38-44 51726 66- 11 am. Classes lor a ll ages. Junior Church Main St .. NeU ProUdfoot , pastor. Bible school. u·OO: Morni na: Worshi p. 11 : 00: Adull Choir 9: JJ a. m.; morning worship, 10: :11 a.m ; Rev. lllclraniThoma8 practice 6:00 p m Sundav YOunli' Propll''s, Youth meetings, 6::11 p m .. evenlng won hlp, ALFRED - Church School 9 l:l a.m , Cht k1 ren's Chu rch and Adult Bible Study 7: lJ p m. Wedneaday night prayer !Tit'e'tlng Worship. u a.m.: UMYF. 6:.JJ p.m .: UMW. wronesday at 7:30pm. and Bible study, 7· :1) p m . TIIIrd "fue9day. 7: lJ p m . Community firs t HOPE BA P'l l ~l CHAPEL - ~1U Gra nt mE SALVATION ARMY , 115 Butlemut · SUnday Sl . Mkldlcport Sunday School, 10 a.m ; Ave.. Pomeroy. M rs Doi-a Wlnlngln charge. CHESTER - Worship 9 a m .; Churt'h morning worh.c;Jp 11 a m ; PW nin ~ worsh ip. 7 Sunday hollness meellng, 10 a m , Sunday School 10 a m ; Bible Study. Thursday. 1 p.m. p m Wednesday f>Vrnlng Bible study und School, 10: 30 a.m. Sunday School, YPSM liM\\', first Thunday, l p m ; Communion RF.ORCANIZFD ( 'II UH('II OF .II :~ IJ ~ prayf'r lllC'etlng , 7 p m . Afnl l.atf'd w1t h Eloi!e Adams, leader. 7 .Jl p.m , salvation first Sunday NEW STJVERSV ILLE COMMUN ITY CHR IST OF LAT'TFH DAY S,\!NTS Sou thern Bapll!!t Convenrlon meeting, varkw speakers and music speJOPPA - Won~hlp. 9·:Jl am.: Church CHURCH. Sunday School S<'rvlc'£', !H5 a m., Porth.tnd · R<.~dn<' Road William I:Wush , j.'llts BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRI~w-r· cials Thursday- U :ll a.m to 2p.m.,Ladles School, lO: J) a m Bible Study, Wed~y. Worship SC'I'Vi<'<.', 10: :.l a.m ; F.vanJ,:£'1\stk tor l.lnda Evu ns C' hun ·h V'hool ti h'f'l: '\lll' Stale Route 124 and County Rood 5 Mark Home league, members In cha.rJ,fe, all 7~ p m . . ServiN'. 7 )) p.m Wedn(lS(Ja\ . Praye1 chllll'h !<t'hool, 9 :~ 1 B m mot n l ~ wor,hlp, Seevers, minister. Sunday School Sup!, women Invited; 6.45 p.m. Thun;day, CoflJS LON<). BOTI'OM - Churrh School, 9 ll meeti ng, 7: l) p.m , Thu rsd av to 30 .a m , Wl"'tlnf'Sda y f'\ t•nl nR ptU\f'l Steve Pickens Sunday !iChool, 9 ]) R m , Cadet Class IYOUIJKI'eople-Biblo i. 7 30 pm. a.m.; Worship, 7 p m , Bible Sll..dy. ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST, Polll(lroy .st•rvln:-s, 7 :V) p m morni ng worshi p, 10 )) a m ; E"Vt' nln~ Bible Study and Prayer meeting, open to the Wl'dneosday, 7 ilp m ; UMYF. Wf'dnesday ,6 Han1son \1Jk> Rd. RoiX'rt Purf('\1, m ln!stf'l : BETIILEUEM BAPTIST. Rf'\ F'a tl worship, 7 p m Wednesday worship, 7 p m ~>~bite . p.m.; Commun&on F'trst Sunday Steve S!anley . Su nday SC'hool s upt Sunday Shuic. •f pastor Worship !il't'Vk-t•, lJ ll ,, m JUBI LEE CHRI STIAN CENTER BURLINGTON SOUTHERN BAP11ST REEDSVtll.E - Church School, 9 30 school, 9· 3Ja.m : worship Sl'I'VIc.'C' 10: :lla .m.; ~nd u y S('huo\, 10. .ll .un Blhil' Stud\ ,md GeorJC(''S Cret.>k Road. Rl"V. c. .I L.e-m k•y, CHURCH, Roo lei , Shade.'Blble School 7 p.m. a.m., Worship 11 a. m. Eve n l n~ worship Sundav. 7 p m and prayf'r st•rvll't• Thursd.1 y, 7 ll p m pastor, P.tu l Pmtt, Olun·h Sdvol Supt•r ln· Thursday; worship servtce 8 p.m . TUPPERS PLAINS ST PAUL - Ch""'h Wcdnl'Sday. 7 p m. CAHI.ETON CHUHCII, K i n~o:: s bun• Ro;:1d. tt'rdenl Chun:h schlol, 9: :lJ a .m , morning POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF School, 9 a. m., WorshJp, lO a m .. Bible Stud ~· . ST .JO liN L LITHE HAN ClfURCI\, Pin<' Broth£lr Mal lon Williams, pa~ t ot Suntluv worship, 10. .'lJ a.m. t>Wnlng !K'rvlcc, 7 p m. CHRIST, :1:11 W. Main Sf , 992 52.li. Vocal 'l'uesday, 7. 30 p.m.: UMW. Third Tu<>sday, Grovf' Thf' llf'V William Mlddlcsw;u1 h, SC'hool. 9· :ll::1 m. Ra lph Ca t I, sul)('ri n1Pndl.•n1, BlblP Study, Wed.nf.>sday, 7: 00 p m C\llSst.>s music. Sunday worship 10 a. m.: Bible study 7:.]) p.m .; Corrununloo tint Sunday . Pastor Churc h Sl'f'\' I("('S ~ · II n m Sunday C'\'M1in,e worship, 7: :.1 p m. Prayer OlC'I'tln~ . tor al l agt>S. 11 a.m ; worship. 6 p.m. Wednesday Bible School 10 30 a m W<'dn1'SC1av 7: ,lJ p m . CEN'I1lAL CIAJSTER study , 7 p. m. S'l J'lA U! . I .tr!lf F:HAN(l fUH!'J I C'm m•t BRADBURY OIURC'II OF' f' II RI ~~r . Puul I ONG BUr f'OM CHRI S T ! AN, KC'n KPHI't , Rev . ~ W. Merrllleld OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAi'i Of Svt',tnlOII' ,md ~lltd Sis l 'omt 1 0~ l'h" Prall, pasto1 Sundav ~drool 11 :ll:t m Larry pastor WallllN' DamPwood. Sundav School CHURCH - Qltlon Lucas. pas tor. Sunday H1' \' Wtu lnm Mlc kJ II'SU ;u·th . l',t "-101 Sund,l\ Hayncs, S S Sup\ , morn lop: worship, 10: :II - - -Robert E.IIGihemlch Sup! , Worship ~1'\' k'f' u1 }I a.m Bib\(' Sl'llOOI Rn. RabtMon School 9: :JJ a.m. Mrs. Worley Francis, sup! ~·hoot nt 'I o\~1 11 rn .urd f'hun h S.•i'VII {" I I am \11o m . Rev. Rahert IUder, ,Jr. Preaching serviCes first and third Sundays pm RACINE CHURCH OF TilE NAZARFNE. IIYSF_.:I .L IWN HOI.INES.I.\ \ HUH( Il , ASBURY ISyracu..¥ 1 - Worship, 11 a.m .. following Sunday School You th meeting SA.l'IU IJ II I'ART. M s~ 1 Antl••m <.l.uum Rev . Thomas H. Co l1 11!1, pasror, Martha tlM' l'hl'rt'On Durham pas tor Sullllln ChuN"h School. 9 4 ~ a m : Charge Bible every Sunday, 7· :It p m mort• l'h 1Hl -"H.IH Stt!urd.l\ Pvt•nl nJ.: M.L... ~ Wolfp, Olahman of tht' Board of Qu is11.m School at{J: lla .m .. Mornlngwmshlp.t t \ll· .tl Study. Wednesday, 7· :It p m., UMW , fi rs! GRAHAM U NIT E~ METHODIST, 7 II p m : ~ unrl . t v M.1""· ~ ,, m HJM I 10 till life. Sund ay Sehool, 9 .'YJ a m, morn ing " m ll1Ursd u~· :;t'tVIc~~ at 7 . ~J p.m . TUesday, 7 .1) p m . Choir Rehearsal , Preaching 9: :II a m., first and second { o nft -s,..ions nnP half hnUl bi •fu t l' P.tl h M.t"s worship, 10 :l) it m .. Sundav ('V(' n ] n ~ wor F11FFfXlM IOOSPF:J . MISSION al Bnld Wednesday. G JJp.m , UMW. fou rth Sunday, SUndays of Mch month; !bird and fourth ('4 D I 'l,ts"'l" I I ,, tn Sunda' ship, 7::.1 p m P1ayN mf'f'll u ~. Wf'dm'Sday, Knttb IOC'atf'tl on County Ftoad .11 Hr v 6l) p m Sundays each month, worship services at 7· :lJ \ W I'OIH' llAf''I'I \'T - ""!..!• N ltll l S! 7·.1J p m l.. tWII'nc (' ( ;t uroSl'll(',, m p, tlastm·. 11f'\ 110).(1 '1 ENTERPRISEWorship !I a.m., Church p.m Wednesday E'Venlngs a t 7.ll p m., Mltkll t'J) lt l J.mwo; 10: K1'f'S4~ ' p;rsiiJr RACINE FIRST BAPTIST, Don I. W;tl kt•t . Willrord "~1s1.m t j)it!'!lm l'n•;whl n.Q st'"'l School, 10 a m, Bible Study, Tuesday, 7 lJ .Prayer and Bible- Study Sund,t) 11101111n~ wm"hl p 10 .1 n t l'Vt •nt n~o: PaSIOI , Robl'rt Smith, Su nda~ School supl , C't'"· Sundav 7 'II p m Pr.t\t•t· mf'l•lmg p.m.; UMW, First Monday. 7· :tl p m , 'ii'l'\ k•• i p m , \\'t d tli.'SI! :n t•vt>nhijl' wmo.,hJp, • SEVEN'rn·DAY ADVENTIST, Mulberry Sundav School. 9 XI a m .. morning wors hip, \\'rdn('Miay. 7 'WI p m , C,try ( :rlfftlh lt•,Jc lt ·' UMYF, Sunday, 6 p.m Cholr rehearsal, 6 JJ fl elght5 Road , Pomeroy . Mldw.el Plan· 7 p m . \ 'l"lt.ttton, Thursd:t v , l1 :u p.m 10' 40 om .: Sundav f'\'c>n lng worship, 7. :10 p.m. Wednesd~ ,. Youth )..'TOUps Suncllw f'\1•nl ng, ti :Vl p m with TR INITY <liH ISTI.o\N 1\S..,.EMBI.\' ( 'ml ).owsld, pastor , Rita White, Sabbath School p m .. Wednesday E'Vf'nlnR BlblP sludv. 7 :•1 RQRC'I and Vl ol('t Willford a ... lt• tdf'l s Fl.A'IWOOOS - Church School, 10 a.m., pm . viii•· - 1 :rlhPil ~pl.'n<'t•r , pasTil/ Sur1duv Supt. Sabbath School Is at 2 p.m. on Saturday rommunlon Sf'l'\' k:."f> fh "Sl Sunda \' ('t~f'h rrwonth Worship, 1 a.m , BlbiP Study, Thui,'Sday, 1 1 '-l hrol , 1 WI IJ m , lll(lrnhr~o: s.•n•lc1 '. II a.ftl with WOC'8 hlp ~ces JoUowlng at 3: 15 p.m . WH nT·~ CHAPEL. C'ool"l.ll(• HO H•'\ p.m.; UMYF. SUnday, 6 p.m. DANV ILLE WESLEYAN. Sunday Sc•hool, Sund,n t'\'c •nln~ !->l'!". ' lc~ · 7 l l p m , mldwt , .k Run.AND FIRST BAP'l1ST CHURCH Rt•v Dl:'l•lc•1 , pustor ~umJ. 1 y -.cho:'l\9 .lfl a 111 • FOREST RUN- Won;hlp, 9 a .m ., Chun-h 9· :11a m : mo mln~o~: worshtp 10 <15 a m . vouth p.t u \ 1'1 "'·tv ln • Wi>dnf'St I.IV , 7 .Ill p rn Slster Ha.n1ett Warner, Supt Sunday School, wursh lp st>I'VIt't', 10 :11 tun B!blP ~ l ud y ,md School, 10 a.m.; Choir Pracllce, 'J'ut>sday, Sf'r.:ln '. ti 4ft p.m t"vC'nln,e wors hip, 7: ;}) MOl fNT 111.1\'Jo; (1 lMMUN IT\' I II UH< II 9:ll a. m.; momlnR worshlp.10: 45 a m. pta\'<'1 M'IVk'l' Wt'llnt'Siiav, 7. XI p m 6:ll p.m .; UMW. fi rst Tuesday, 7::J) p. m p m . Wf'clrn:'Sday. 7 .11 p m Pnt\'4'1 and r .. IV. Il ' IIC l ' 1111.~ 1 1 , paslr•1, Max l·'tllrnl 'l St POMEROY FIRST BAPI1ST, DaVid mrn.A!\f) C 'lf t;RCI\ OF ('1\R I ~I' 11atl HEATI! !Middleport! - Churrh School, PraiSI" Su J.lf'tl nlt'ntirn l Sunc.la\ Sc·hool and mnt ntn~ MaM . mlnlster; William Snouffer. Sunday Monlu."<, pusror. Bill N lr holsnn , Sunda\ 9: :ll a.m.; Worship. 10::.:1 a .m.: Bib ~ Study, DANVILLE HOI.INFS..o.; ( 11UHl'll lo· WOI'!-ihlp, !I ltu Ill Sunday I' Vf'ni nR Sl't'\ lt·o• 7 School supl Sunday School. 9::ll a.m .: S<'hc'O I supt Sundav sehuo l , 9 l1 ll rn . Tuesday, 10 a.m.; UMW. second Monday. caled on Houle :t2'J bt•twf'f'n Vinton and pIll . Yt JUih /lll'('flnJ,: and l llblt• 'tLMI\, Mo m!~ worshi p 10: :IJ m. morn lnJ! worship and t'Ommunlon. m .• , . t m 7:30 p.m.: UMM. Ihlnl Monday, 7:30 pm. La nRS\ 1\le Rl'\ f](>n Wt1tts, f)<l"tor Sufl(lrJV Wi'dllt'';(l," 7 1) m FIRST SOI.Jl'HERN BAPTIST, Porno-my HlJll.AND BIBI .F: M F71110DJST- Amos MINERSVIlLE - Worship Setvk:t>. 10 &:hool, q :wla m . Bobb\o l .amlx>rl S S Supt Pikf' David Hunt. pastor: R~r Thmer, Tilli s, pastor. ~n n v Hudson . supt Sundav a. m.; ChUI'C'h School, 11 a.m ; UM\\1, th ird MurniOK Worship, !0 '[I o1 m. Chlldrf'n's Su nd ay Sc hoo l Superlntr nd ent. Sunday !-('hoo t 9· l:la m. MorniRJ<!"-'Ors hlp . IO 'lla .m Wednesday, 1 p.m .; Chair pracure. Monday, H a p~ Hour f) -1~ p m PrayC' t & Biblr- Study, :K"~ I . 9·:JJ a .m.; morn~ worship, lO: :D, Su nt.luy C\' ('nln~ SC'rvl<'('. 7 Ill WrdriPSI \,1\' 7::1) p.m 7 ll p.m Mlsslomw.• nlf'l'tlng first Wedl'lf'S· evening worship, 7· :II p m. Mkl\1/t"E'l P.f&)'l"r ('V f'R i n~ s.t•rvlt'f' 7· (u p.m : WMPO l'n~r·am . PEARL CHAPEl. - Wor~ip Serv1cE>, Ul day or ('ach month , 7, .'IJp m F'ot Infor m ation meetiDJ{, 7:ll p.m !J Ill am c'.tl'h Sunday m01 nln~ a m.; Churc h School , ll a .m : UMW , second ca ll ~7 MIDWA Y COMMUNITY CIRJRCH, !lex· Tuesday, 7: :11 pm ; UMYF last Tuesday SILVER RUN FHEF BAP'11ST, S!t:'V(' ter IW., Langsville Rev A. A. Hughes, IUJ n .AND l' HUR\ 11 OF l li E NAI'.A 7·:11 p.m. Lil li<'. Sundav school supt Sunday M'hool. 10 PORT -AU -PRINCE, H aiti Pastor. Sunday School 10 a.m. Services on RrN l ' . Rr\ l.loyd 0 (,rlmm . . It . t>o !'l tm POMEROY - Church School. 9: 15 a m . a m.; morning worship. 11 a m. Sunday ( AP) The woman caUed Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday 7: :rl p.m Sunday Srhof'll, 9 'II It m , WOI'l•h lp "i' rvl<'l'. Woi'shlp servlce. lO: l) a.m , Cholr rehearsa l. C'V<'nl ng v.orshlp, 7 .10 p m . Pruyl'l nw\.>ll nlo( FAITH TABERNACLE CHURCH, Bailey Ill :vt ·• m, you nc pt•oplt•'s S4'r.'i<'l' . t. p m WedneSday, 7:30 pm , UMW. second and Bible stuc.lv. Thursda y, 7 l l p m youth Sister Joan offers hope to the Run Road, Rev. Emmett Rawson, pastor. f: V<I!W"'il<illt S(lfVicf'. fi· .Ml p m Wf''(l rtl •sriliV Tuesday, 7:l) p,m, , UMW , last Sunday, 7 m(.'('t\ n,e: Wedn<'Sday at 7 p.m. physically handicapped whooth· J!andley DuM, supt. ~Y school, 10 a. m. ~·tv let•, 7 p m a. m.; UMYF, Sunday, 6 p .m . CHRISTIAN FEI.l .OWSI II! l C'I IUROI , Sunday evening .service 7:30 p.m : J!!bl• MASON (11UHCII (IF ( ' H il!~i'. MIIIPI St would be shoved aside In erwlse ROCK SPRINGS - Chun:h Sc-hool, 9. I~ :XI N. 2nd A VI', Midd leport Su nda Y School, roaching, 7:.Ji p.m. Thursday. Mason, \\' Vu Eul-(('llf' I. C'ort~f't mlnlslt•l a.m.: W<nhtp, 10 a.m.: Bible Study, HI a.m Subdav and Wf'(l nrsdav Jo:\!('nlnJ: the general struggle to survive SYRACUSE MISSION. Cllrr ry .Sr, SyraSunduy B!bk•Studv. H) ,, m. Worship l1 11m W- y . 7:30 p.m.: UMYF tSenlor.; l. Sf:irviC'l'S 7· :ll p m the Western · Hemisphere's cuse. Servk.'el1 10 a.m. SUqday, Evmirt2 and 7 p.m Wtodnt'Stlu v Btb l•• Stud y, H'-dl Sunday, 6 p.m .; (Juniors!. every oU~er LIBERTY CHRISTIAN \HURC'll <I Lib· services, SUnday and W -y. 7 p.m. musk·, 7 p m SUnday, 6 p m. £>rly Ave . PomProy. Sunduy Sd"oooii Ou m : wors t wverty. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRist" IN MASON A."-"EMBLY OF (;()[), IAKid l n~ Rtm..ANO - Church SChool. 9;45 am .; Woo;hlp 7· :II p m Wf>d nl'sda~· Sl'rviC'f'. 7. J1 The 77-year-old Roman CaCHRISTIAN UNION, Lawrence Manley, I.a rw. Mason. W Va lkv HonnM• 0 H.riSl•, Worship. 11 a.m.; UMW 1Evenlng Clrck.> J. pm past or: Mrs. Rtw~eU Young, &nxlay School tholic nun cam e here from Pastor. Su ndlly ~' ht.X• I ,9 <1 "1 u m , ~unrl nll II<'<'OI1d Wednesday . 7:30 p.m.: UMW. """lid CHE~'TER CHLJ H( ' JI { lF(,( lD . f L>v It t-: . Supt SUnday Sc-hool 9· JJ a.m. EVf.'nln& Worship II a.m Evenl n~o: Sc•n. k'f' i :11 p m ')"hul'9day, l p.m. Robinson. p.'lstor Sunday <;e hool ~- :u a m , ,BOston 38 years ago, Intent on worship 7: :IJ p.m. Wedllf'*iay prayer meet· Wedncst.J.'W Women s M!nl~trkos 9 am SALEM CENTER - Church Sc-hool. 10 worship S(>f'Vice, 11 a .m , C'\'l'nln~ st'rV!C(', 7 helping children who faced llll< 7:30p.m tm<'l'tlnf, ! " und pravC't 1. Prayr•r and Blblr a.m : w &rshlp, 7 p.m p.m., youth serv\('(•. wron(~ l ay. 7 p m MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOO. Racine Study7p m ' SNOWVIlLE - Wonhlp. 9 a.m : Church LANCSV II.I.E CHRISTIAN CHURCH overwhelming odds. - Rev. James Saiterlleld, paslor. M~ HAlfmlRD CHU RCII or CHRIST IN Srhool 10 a m. Robert E. Mw;scr, pastot Sunday school. Roaming the m ountains bY wunhip9 45 a.m , ~ySchool10:45 a.m ; n iRISTIAN UN ION , Thr R.i:'V William 9 :II a.m., Pa ul MuSS£"1 . !iupl., niornl~ SOUI1IEIIN ~ evenlng wonhlp 7 p.m. 'I\JEoaday, 7:.ll p.m ., Camphrll, pastor Sunday School, !l;.l .J11.!11. horse and buggy ln search or n... lomoo M. ll1U'k worship, 10: lJ u.m , Sunday t•vcn l~ st•rvke. ladles prayer """"lng. Wedneoday, 7. 30p.m. .larTIC'I li u ~~: tv>s . ~up! ; f'Vf'nlng st'rvk'l' 7 ., n... Morll w. .,... 7 p m .; mid-week S£'tvlct>. Wrorl£'Sday , 7 p.m . handlcapped children and m ain· YPE. p m WP<II'It'S(I<ty f'vl'nl~ p ray f'l rl'W'('Iifllo( Rn. l'1orellcoSYRACUSE CHURCH or TilE NA7.A talnlng letter-w riting cam MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAP'l1ST, CllffO?f 7 :II p m Y~u l h prayc•r st>f"VI('(' <'<lf'h APPLE GROVE - Chw-ch School, 9 a m . RENE - Rev JufTX'S B. Kittk>. pastor. S!xtl1 and Palmer, the Rev. Mark McClung. Tui'Sday Worship, 10 a.m t!lrsl and thlnl Silndays!, paigns to gain financial help Sherman Cundiff, ~ u ~rl nt endml. Sunc.lay &,nday !Chool9. ~ a . m.; Dan \\'bite, Sunday FA IRV IF.'W BIBU' CliURCf l, li'l.i t'l W UMW , second Tuesday, 7:Xt p.m.; Prayer School. 9:Xl a.m : Mo m!~ Worship JO::l> from International agencies, she Sfhool supt., John Reibel, Sr., US!. SUpt . Va, Rt I, Mark Irwin . pustor Wor!ihlp Wed nesday, 7 p.m. a.m.: Evan.IZ('I\stk' St•rvk'e, 6 p.m Pra~'t'f Monii,.;I Worship 10: IS a.m. Youllr """"lng able to build in 1950 what was scn·ki'!'i. 9· :ll a m , ~ u ndu y School. II ,, m.: • BEnlANY - Worship, 9 a .m .; ChuJ'('h and ·praiSi' Wedn('Sdav, 1 p.m .: youth 7: 30 p.m. Wedneoday, fnc!UC]Ing woe lOIS. ("V(•nlng wocshlp, 7 ~ p.m. Tuesday collaf(f.' School, 10 a.m.. Bible Study, Wednesday. 10 ll'll"f'111\1Z. 7 p.m. remains today H aiti's only eager beawn. Junkx' astroanuu. and Junior prayl'r lll('lofinK and Blblf' shxty. 9 1l u m a.m.; Doreaa Womm's FelkJwshlp, Wedlx>s· EDEN UNITED BRETHRE N IN school for the handlcapped and biJ!h BYF: cllotr P""'tlce 8:.JI p.m. Worship M'I''V\('(', W~ll(osd<J y, 7 :JJ pm dly, ll a.m. CHRI ST. Elden R. Blake. pastor. Sundav WedDeoday: prayer meeting and Bible study, OUR SAVIOUR l.l!llt f; RAN CHURCH CARMEL - Cb=h School, 9: 30 a.m : In an Impoverished na tlon Srh00110 a.m.: RObert Rcc:>d. supt: Momtns~: W - y. 7: 30p.m. Walnut and Ht•nry St~; .. Ravrnsw<XXI, W v.. Worship, 10: 1.'1 a.m : II<'<'OI1d a nd fourth ~ . n a.m.: Sundax night scn.1ces. where m any women have childCHURCH OF CHRIST, Middleport . Mil and l1K> Rcov. GeorRc:> C. Wr,lrlc k, pastor . Su!Kia~ Sundays!: Fellowlblp dinner wllh Sunon, Ch rlstla n Endeavor, 7::ll p.m.: Sof¥: 9ervlct', Main, Bob Me-llon. mbllater: AI Hanson, ren only tor the future support SChool, 9::JI a.m.; Sunday wortv;lp, 11 ;~ . m . third 'llluroday, 6:30p.m. 8 p.m.: Pn>ach lnf(. H: .11 p m. Mld·wf'ek rwotlate mllllst...-; MUoo Gerlach, SUnday CALVARY SIBLE ClfURCl l, now loca l1d Prayer meeU~. Wedi'V'!Iday, 7 pm , Alvin they wUI provide, handicapped EAST IErART - ciiurri. School. 9 am.: School Supe<tn-1 . Bible School. 9: 30 on Pom('roy Pike, County Rood 'li rK'ilr Reed. lay leader. Worship. 10 a.m. tsectnd and founh face being "trea ted Uke children a.m.; momma WOI"'hhp, JO: :J) a .m .; f'Veftlrw Flatwood' > . Rev. Black'A•ood, JX!Stor. Sfotvlces HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN , ROJ<"r SUndays; UMW , !lrsl l'Ueoday, 7::rl pm. """""P 7 p.m. W - y·BJble Sludy and on Sunda y at ltl: .l l a.m. and 7. :ll p m. wit h a lap dog, or just pushed into a Watson, pastor; Cren.o;on Prall. Sunday LETART FALI..'!i Worship, 9 am.: yout~- .-~np, 7 p.m. Sunda)' school. 9: ll a m . bib it' study, School supt Morning worship, 9 ll a m ; Church SciD:tl., 10 a.m. corner and forgotten about," MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OFTHE NAZA· Weclne-llday . 7: :ll p m. Sunday school, 10: :wl a m , evmlnR .!l('lvk:e, MORNING SfAR Worship, 9::11 a m.; RENE, Co-pulon, !Wr. Ov.rles Coyle and S!st~r Joan says. FAffil FEI.WWSHI P CRUSADE FOR 7 30 p.m. Clnuctl Sttm, 10:3> a.m.; hlbk> St\.lly, RPY. Nancy Coyto. BIU While, Sunday school CHRIST- St. Rt :tl8, 1\n Uqu lry. Pa.<~tor . R.rv MT. UNION BAPTIST, 11<-v. Tom DooJ<oy: "The tlrst thing we try to teach ThW'Ido)', 7:.JI p.m. supt ., Sunday school, 9:30 a.m.; lnOiliiJw Franklin Dkkem. Sunday mom in~ . 10 n m. Joe Sayre, Sunday School Superintendent. MORSE CHAPEL - Church S.hool, 9:30 them Is that these are children, """"'P· 10:30 a.m., ~Y .......U.ttc &indayeven lng . 74'1l p.m . Thur.ldayf'vf'nlng, Sunday S<'hool, 9:45a m .. r.ve ni n ~ worship, a m.; Wonhlp, n a.m. ' meetlnil, 7p.m. i'rayerllft!JnaWodniioday7 1 :II p.m. • too," says Sister Joan, who 7: l) p .m . Prayer mE'('tlna, 7:00 p.m . PORilANil - Oturdl School. 7 p m.: p.m. S11VERSVD.LE COMMUNITY BAPTIST Wedneoclay. Wonhlp, 8 p.m.: UMYF, WedJ\eoday, 7·30 to relate anything about declined CHURCH, Pas.lor Raben Byl'r!l Sunday TUP PE RS PLAINS CHURC H OF UNITED PRESBY11:RIAN MINIS'n\Y p.m. her pre-Haiti life, including her School 10 am ., Wor5tl1p Sci"VVcf> 11 am . OF MEIGS COUN'IY, !Wr. Wllllda Johnoiin. OIRIST. Vlnrent c . Waters. Ill. minister: RACINE WESLEY AN - Chw-ch Schoof, Sunday evening service. 7.ll p m., Wec:lncs· director: Harold JobRIOn, dl.l'foetor or H<nnan Black. suprrlnll'nderl!. SUnday tuil namP 10 a.m.: Wcnlllp, 11 a.m.: UMW, fourth day evening scrvtre, 7: lJ p.m. School 9::1) a.m.: evening serviCe, 7 p.m .: educltk:ln. Monday 7: 30p.m.: Handmaldonoolthel.ad, Her St. VIncent School proINDEPENDEm HOLINESS CHURCH, Wedne!day Bible School, 7 p.m. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN, 1 flrl1 Wedladly, 7 p.m.; Mm'• Pra)t>r vides room and board for 250 Inc:. Paul St .. Middleport. Rev. O'Dell CHESTER CHURCH OF THE NAZAWcnlllp Sfn1ce, 9 a .m.: Cburdr S<tmi.IO: 30 Breaklul, WeclneldQ', 7 1.m. Manley, pa1tor. ~Y School, 9:30a.m .. handicapped students, as weU as RENE, Rev Herbert L irate. Jlll. ' lor. Fra nk 1.m. Sl!M'ON Onon:h School, 9: 30 a.m.: ' Momlrw wtnhlp lO:D a.m .; evening wor· Riffle, supt 'Sunday Sctrol, 9::11 a .m. M!,DOLEPORT PRES BYTERIAN . lnOiliiJw -.hlp, 10: «5 a.m. (lint and llrtnl mediCal services ·that include ship, 7:Xt p.m . Tuelday, 12::J> p.m . Women's Wonhlp ~. 11 a m ahd 7: :lJ p.m . Cllurth S<tml. 9 a.m.: Montlng &rndaysl; Mlowlldp c11nnor w111r racllitles lor plastic, orthOpediC prayer meetlna'; Pr!IYl'l' and prabie service, Pra)IO!" ~tng, Wednesday, 7· 30 p m. to; 1.1. Study 'nlooday, 10 a.m., thlnl'lllunday, I: 30 p.m. W -y.7:30 p.m. llu:ly, 'I1lundaJI, 7:30p.m. and eye surgery. KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST. Oliver U UREL CLIFF FREE; METHODIST SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY· Swain. Sops Uendenr. SUailay ochool 9: 30 Former students make artlfl· RU!1AIID APOSTOUC CHURCH OF CHURCH, !Wr. ROOert Mtller, pollcr; I:Joyd TERJAN Ortll'dl. Oturdr sma, 10: 15 a.m.: a.m. I'WI'Y - . JEliUli CHRIST, Eldor Ja..,. Miller. Bible Wrljcht, Dlrecior ot Chrlslla n Educa tion. cal legs and other prosthetics IIOil90I'I CHRIS'I'IAN UNION, WWlam ~ """""' 11: 5I a.m.: Study. stUdy, - y. 7: :II p.m.; y Scllool. SUnday Scloot , 9:30a.m : Mornlnt! Worship, Crablrot, , . -. !UJday SciJool. 9:30a.m.: ~:_.!':a.m.: and HIP and sell them from a nearbY 10 a.m. flliJit lti'YI<e, 7:30 p,m. IO:.JI a.m.: Choir Pnicl lco, !lUndaY. 6:30 ....... - . 7:30p.M.- IO)Ipra)IO!" 'ii'tnWil) !ltorday, I p.m. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOLINESS • shop. _p.m.: Evening Wonhlp, 7:30 p.m. W- 7:30p.m. OIUROI c:Ea<IJtxil. GOD,10- a.m.:· day PrJl'l!< and Bible Sludy , 7:30p.m. lilY. Jolin Evan.. Surltloy Medical care ln Haiti Is very IIEARWALLOW RIDGE CIIURCJI OF -llonry Eblin. Jr., - -y-SUpt.s-~ · Earl . - - , putor. . OEXTtR CHURCH OF CHRIST, Charles lllndt.Y.......tr~p, U a.m.: Cltlldrtn'a <llllrrll. Urnlted; . the Infant inortallty CHRIST, Duane Warden, · Blhle SChOOl t II Lm.; MlniDC W<nNp 11 a.m.; RIIMell. Sr.. mlalster: RtckMacunber,•upt . cloM, 9: 5I a.m.; 1111111111w wonlllp, 10: !If 11 a.m.; !lrrniloy ....... · 7 p.m.; Sunday IChool, 9:30 o.m.: wtnhlp oonrlce, rate Is 1:11 deaths.per 1,1nl. 9uDday I!WIIIIJI - · 7:30 p.m.; Prayot W•l ltoyMIIIIlr--~. 1 a.m.: .,...,.~11:31fp.m. w~ Moellnl. w~. 7:30p.m. ~30a.m. Bf!!Je Sfudy. 1\leoday, 7::.1 p.m l'l!l,!!l!liwGy ~ ~ 7 p.m. .. . . llbldy, 1:11 p.m. WOO: and retldy to plug into standard ' ~~~~~ 1 ~ ~ha ll cnt;l'" 11nd llppt>r11Hll UNIT ED FAI I!H f HUHCH - Houtf" 7 on bypas..,, 1-kv HobPr l Smith, Sr., Pornf'ro~· *"tor •BULK GARDEN SEEDS •VEGETABLE PLANTS •FRUIT TREES By Radio Shack SIM' SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GODGeo~ Oller. pastor. Wontllp service Sunday. 9:45a.m: Sund ay sc hool . ll a.m: Rev .-Jng. Mom wil l never mrss another caiH Ans wers wrt h recorded greetmg, then tapes caller 's reply. Switc~<JP,l e 15 or 45-second rncom r message length Records up to 120 calls Can a lso be set for g reeting only. #43-24 7 PORCH BOXES_AND COMBINATION POTS M04:het rhoughrabour !bar world ooiSidc whrch we musr be ready for Wnmf'n 's FPIIowshlp 1\al'stl.r\S. tn am: Wt"'lllf'stl.t\' ni)-: hl pra\t•t s.:•r·vk1•. 7 'I I p m 1',\ 1'11 1 1\i\IYl'IS' I (' lll JlK'II , M.tson, meet ,11 l JnHt'(l Stt~· l Wm kt •t"S I 'nlon ll .t ll Hall rood Stn'f'T M .tson Mot nlng wot ~ hlp 11 l) a m · Sundct\ St hool 1ll · ~ l ". t rn I·:H•nlng St•J'•Ire, 7 p m Pr · · ~ t' t n"M't' llng WPdlll'Sda\ . 7 .)) p. m . MldwWk Bible Studv . Thur'l{bt\ 7 p m. -t"f1HF:ST HUN !1AP'TIST - Rf'v Ny lt• 11ord (ln, pal'>IOt Co rnt• ll u.~ Bu,nch, superln lt•n<IPnl Sutltlll\ !'1. huu19: .Wl am , s.t'I;'Orid and fowth ~und.n"-, ~· o fsh ip !'1.' 1 '\~('(l at:.! JU p .m .. MT MOIU AII BAP'TI ~ I' ._ Foln1h and· M. aln St" . M lddlt•j).Jr l Ht•\ Calv in Minnis, pustnr Mn; 1•:1\·tn Runl,l.t'.UdTM•r, sup!. ~ Sunlhn schtxJI, ll :lt a m o,~,or " hlp S''rv1ct•, 111 : ·1 ~• u m . · BUR I.INC II AM SOl TI'I IERN BAPTIST { I! UH\11 , Houw 1. ShadP J>;a,_~ t or. Dorr llt,u·k i\f f lll.ttt~l \\ llh Sou thl.•rn l3aplls( "Cnnvt•ntlon Sunrla\ .,., ·hoot I .lip m .. Sunduy wm-,;h lp l :11 prn ' l hut sda v l'\t'nlrl,l:l Blblf' stud\' 7 p.n1 l~J·::VT\ ·. L'IlS' Ii\1 1\:-:..'il- MHI .r ltacllll", Hoult' l:!-1 \\'l!ll.tnt !lob<tt'k. l:.;tstnr Sunday :..,( t\()O i Ill ,, m Su nctn\ p m Wt'IIIW"tl.l\ 1'\' l'n l n~ I'W illll~ st•rvk1", 7 7pm IAHI'! ':'>l i'I-H !lt\I ,.I IST ! }On ( hf'll dlt', Sup! Sund.t\ Schill)\ '1 .111 ,, rn Mtwnlf\R Wnt ... hip. \():Ill it Ill l' t.t\'t 'l' S.· rvln~ . a lter ~ · rvli'l• n. lh' Sund.I\S MIDDLEPORT I'ENTI::COSTAL , Thlrd Ave, tht• Rt•v Clurk Bulu•r pa.o;for Carl Notl lrq.c hum. Suf).Jay &·tuo\ Supt Sunday School tO ~ m.- dtiS!R'!) f01 a l.l a~es . E:~nlng st.'I"VIt'l>s, ti p m Wt>dncsday , Study, 7 . ~ p .m . Youth st'l'vit'PS, 7 ll p.m. F riday . ECCLK"IA FELLOWSIII P, 128 Mill St , Mlddll"JX)rt. Past01 Is Brolhrr t'huck McPhcr soo Su nday St•hoo\ a t 10 a.m Ser.olces Sunday C'v~ll n~o: at 7 v.m . and Wt>dnrsday at7 pm. ANT IQU rrY BAPTIS"T. Ht•v Earl Shuler, J m<~tCI' Sunday lie hoot 9 ll 11 m , Chu rt"'h srrvk'C, 7 p m.. yout h mt~t lng. fi p m '1\J('Sduy Bilj(' Study . 7 p m . F'ULL GOSPEL LI(;HTHUUSl-.. , .1.J)tl Ull and HoM. I'OnU1'(JY Tom Kf' lly, J)65tCT Danny Ll.tmlx'rt. Sunday School Superl nl mdrn l Sunduy Morn i ng sPrvkw•. 10 00 a m , Su nda y I'Vf'n l n ~ ~rtvl ~ · 7 :WI p rn S(.rvku '1\u-sdny and l'hur'SCI.ty M l•n ln RS 111 7 30 p.m . WOHD 0\o' FAfl'll . 91 M ill St . Mlddlcpon; Ulchartl Sttwilrl. ~ts l nr Sunday mondRI\, 10 [)I Su iYiny C'Vf'l'1 ln l{. 7 :•1 Tut"Sduy morn I n ~ Al b\(• ~·ltucty lfl 00 Wt>dnesday l"Venlna:, 7 l), Thur sday nwn nlng v ldt~ with Kennf'th <'o t::~t •laml . Ill 00 Frld.ty I'Vt•n ln~o~ vldro Wllh Kt• nru-t h C'opt•land, 7 '10 NEW II AVEN CII URCU OF' THE NAZA Hl--:NK \tP\ Gh•mbn SI'J oud, pnstoc Su nday St hvol. 9 '!() .t m., WOI"Nhlp ~('(' . lO::l) am, You th S.•r-~IL" ' Sunday, 6. 1!1 p .m ; Sunday l'VI'nl nJil !IPf'VIl.'t', 7 00 p .m Wcdnm· d uv Pruyt•r Mt'('1ln ,~:~ nnd Bible Study 1 OOp.m NEASE SEl" ri.E MENT CII URCH . Qo. nald R. KarT. Sr. pastor Sunday aflf'l"nooo S<nti{'('S ~ :ll. Th ursday {'Vrn\ng '>Pr'Vtoo, 7 .1 ) Sister Joan gives kids hope Reg . Small but feature-packed! 4-key memory, square root. Buill-in mrke , cue/review, sign-change , auto-constant, t>attery/record LED, 3-digit counter, Auto-Level. cham keys I AIJIO·:Stop, pause. # 14·1 008 With case . #65·903 b«n bmaO and n ch 11R\S full - .-Johnron Reg . 69.95 '' Co l u mb u~ . 0 804 W. Main 992· 231 8 Po m eroy of • 992-n l 1 M •ddl e por t WAID CROSS SONS STORE .· Nationwi de tn s. Co . 1"(~7'1. __ co mpl e le Aotom ot. ve E . Ma1n E • t • P. J. PAULEY, AGENT ElliS &SONS SOHIO & Nl~!e~!ROWAR:t s~ws I 98S· J944 m 216 s. Sec ond Modulilr Homes Pomeroy, Otu o 1 ""- ~., VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Prescriptions 9tz.2tSS Pomeroy I< ·' For A Real Auction .:a ll the Real McCoy" I. 0 . " M ac" McCoy Rt. 1, Reedsville, Oh. ' Sri:el-:•,.. ' ~ The Interested Bu.,inesses Listed On ,This Page. For man)' ofl1s thar 'why our ltves ha~ Tournament set Everyday Is Open House At Bob's Market SIORE and CJwrch NEW YORK -~." -~ ~inpbuiJ Home Sales &· ClOTHING IIJUSE ·)v ·,'~ The Finest in Sectional ERMIT'S KORNER POllED FLOWERS- MOTHER 'S DAY MAY 8th ·MUMS ·IMPATIENS ClleStar Church & Olfk;e Supplies • GIFTS tt Milt 51. Middleport H-elrte grounder, a two run double bv Troy The firs t annual Brogan-Warner I nsurance ASA soft ball tournament will be held May 14 1~ at Gener al Hart in ger Park in Middleport . First . second , third and fou rth place fi nishers will get SIXmsor trop hies while the ind iv iduals on the first thr ee tea m s get trophies too. E ntry fee Is $70 plus two softballs. For mor e Information call Bob John son at 992-6.180 or Tommy Roush, 992-7195 Ph. "!HIM MIID.EPORT Daniels and a 'single by Randy Layton then .Will Hatslop tripled. Beegle pitched the fifth and sixth Innings and did not allow a hit. Southwestern w ill pl ay the win ner of the Southern-Eastern contest In Sectional Tournament play next week. The Highlanders host Alexander this evening. - ' Thill USED C'MS, INC. REMEMBER MOM ON .HER DAY SUN., MAY 8th thrOWS race in two way tie Sil vers , a n error u 7 fXPERIENCE THf JOY Of RELIGION !lfth Inning, three ofthem on Kent f"jwtnner r;;;;;;;;Ri~ck~Su~t~cl~!tt~e~c~ame~~in~the~~Hrtle~~k~'s~ba~ses ~-loa~d~ed~dou~~ble ~.; '; :;;. Andre Thornton of the Indlans drove In two runs and stretched his hitting streak to 10 games. H e had a sacrlllce Oy In their three-run first Inning against Brad Havens and an RBI singre for the decisive run In the fifth inning_.- The Dally Sentinel;-=&= 7 .Pomercf Middleport, Ohio is - SOUthWeStern ' tops ·sOUth em; Sout hwestern defeated Southern, 6-2 Thursday evening, thus throw· ing t he SVAC race into a two-way tie between the Tornadoes and Kyger Cr eek By winning, the Highlanders gol back into the race with a 5-3 overall mark in loop play_ Sout hpaw David Nlda threw a four -hitter mcludlng a shutout effort for six innings. In the seventh frame, Southern plated it s two runs on a double by Roush, an error, and triple by Zane Beegle. Nida ended the game with a strikeout Southwestern jumped on starter Cunningham for a single first inning tally on a single by Don Carr which was foll owed by three walks. John Port er than came on lo put out the fire. Sout hwestern scored another ru n in the second on a triple by Steve Pelirey and a sacrifice fly off the bat of catcher Tony Daniels. In the fourth Inning, the hosrs plated l our runs on a single by Rick m AND ., -.y " • The Haitian governm ent doesn't have sra rt srtcs on the num ber of handicapped children In thecountryof nearly6mllllon, but an olflcial acknowledged that Sister Joan 's is the only such schooL The goverrunent prov ides support. Inclu d in g teachers and aides, to her. " In the Haitian schools, there are just too many students per , class. The hand icapped children aren' t able to get much special attention," says Sister Joan, sitting next to a gtant playpen In w hich children. some bilnd, som e deaf, som e wobbling on artificial legs or crutches, play together happily . One of the fir st things Sister Joan stresses to mothers is that tier school isn't a dumping ground. Students are kept here only until they are deemed able to cope in public schools . " We !eel very strongly they should go outside the school; we send them aut as soon as we think they're ready," she says. Another rule is that parent s must contrtbute som ething to the children's keep. " If we tell the m other that Tommy needs shoes and leg braces and she says she can' t atrord them, t hen we tell her : 'Well, pay what you can tor. the shoes, l!fld we will pay the rest and provjde the leg br aces.' We want to get them involved." Parents must take their children home for Christmas and Easter. She follows the careers her students, and says many find work In the rorelgtl assembly plants here. Other alumni In· elude a New York HO$pltal lab technician and a bank executive. or \ \ ' l I I .I �The Daily Sentinel By .TheBend Friday, May 6, 1983 Pagl 8 Meigs Unit ACS Leukemia and its warning signs "Leukemta Is a, cancer c1 blood· forming tissues, mJllnly bone mar. row, lymph nodes and spleen. There will be an estimated 24,!WXI new cases and an estimated 16,!WXI deatlls In 1983. WhUe leukemia Is ,. , often thought of as a disease of chlldhood, actually It sb1kes many more adults - 21,500 adults annually compared with 2,500 children,'' says S. Michael, public Information chairman of the American Cancer Society of the Meigs County Unit. Leukemia, a cancer of the blood·formtng ttlsues, s.b1kes both sexes and aU ages. Causes of most cases are unknown. There is some evidence of Inherited susceptlbllity, although not for direct transmission from parent tO child. Individuals with Down's syndrome and certain other · hereditary abnormalities have higher than normal Incidence olleukemla.Tt has alsO been linked to excesSive exposure to radiation· .1 and certain chemicals such as benzene. Early detection of leukemia may be dlttlcult to detect because symptoms often appear to be those of other less serious conditions. When . a physician does suspect leukemia, a diagnosis can be made through blood tests and a biopsy of bone marrow, Michael said. Some early signs may Include fatigue, paleness, weight loss, repeated tnfections, easy bruising, nose· bleeds or other hemorrhages . Symptoms of advanced leukemia Include extreme fatigue, massive hemorrha,ges, pain, swelling of gums and various skin disorder. Chronic leukemia progresses slowly and without warning signs. Chemotherapy ts by tar the most ~tlve metlxxl of treating leukemia patients, he added. A variety c1 anti-cancer drugs are used singly or In combinations. Blood t:r~stons and antibiotics are used as suppor· tlve treatment. Ways to help protect yourself against leukemia recommended are a regular health checkup, Including blood tests; anyone· ex· posed over a period ,of time to X-rays, radium or other radloaclive substances, or to products of benzene, should especlaUy visit a physician lf they suffer from excessive fatigue, frequent bemor· rhages, repeated Infections, easy bruising, children who become easily fatigued, bleed from gums, nose, skin or appear unnaturally pale should be thoroughly checked. Meigs meeting notes_______ · TEACIUNG - Miss Gwen Gerber, hwnane education coonltnattor for Consolidated Humane Organizations ol Sootheastem Ohio, presenting her program on pet ownership responslbiUtles at tbe Pomeroy Elementary School. Responsibility of pet is for its lifetime Middleport . Club Llterary Collected stories-o!Eudota Welty, noted as an outstanding short story writer, were reviewed by Mrs. Bernard Fultz at a meeting of the Middleport Literary Club held at the home ol Mrs. George Hackett and hosted by Mrs. Fultz. Mrs. Forrest Bachtel Introduced the reviewer, who commented on the atitl!or's .sou.thern .nalrln story; . telling: Mrs. Richard Owen presided at the meeting, which opened with the club coUect. It was voted that the only refrestunents to be served at the meetingS is candy . Mrs. Owen named Mrs. Bachtel and Mrs. Fultz to work wlth Mrs. Dwlght Wallace, new vice president, on preparing programs for the coming year. For roD call, members answered with a spring poem. Mrs· Marvin WUson extended an Invitation to the members to attend their 50th wedding anniversary observance, 2 to 4 p.m. June 19 at Diamond silVIngs and Loan Co. Rlverboat E lementary students of Middle· for the time It Is found appealing or keeping their pets from lJeco!Y)Ing port, Pomeroy, Salisbury arid practical. nu~ances and neutering to prevent Bradbury Schools In the past week Good pet owners also accept their unwanted animals, Gerber pointed were taught how to become respon- respnslbUIUes to the community In out. elblc ppt ; .myners. IV)'iss Gwen .Gerber. humane ,edut atloli cobrdi· . . . nator for Consolldaled Humane Orga nizations of Southeastern Ohio and the Meigs County Humane Society, provided the program for students and materials for the teachers. In her classes, Gerber taught that . A regular feature prepared by the liberal use ol the term 'flbrocystlc being a responsible pet owner American Cancer Society, to help disease' lor benign conditions In means more than providing foOd eave your llfe from cancer. biopsy specimens ... " "The nonspeand shelter - it means making a QUESTJON: Are there any clfic and Ul-detlned nature ol the well Informed choice In pet selec· . Identifiable patterns to look lor In label 'flbrocystlc disease' would not · lion, safegilarding the pet against the development of breast cancer? matter were It not for the prognosdangers, spending tlhe tlme - as ANSWERllne: The American tic lmpllcatlons that have been well as the money - required to Cancer Society points out that attributed to It," the physicians ~eep the pet healthy and happy . under 35, the risk of breast cancer Is wrote In the October 14 New . She stressed tbe lm(Xlrtance of minimal; every women over 35 Is Engla nd Journal of Medicine. "The . making a commitment to the Room. normaUy at high risk. Risk ·In· real problem is that this nebulous animal for Its lifetime, not merely creases with age; about 75 pereent disease has been said to Impart a of breast cancer occurs after nge50. two-fold to four-fold Increase In t he All women are at higher risk If they risk of breast cancer. If flbrocystlc Plansfora)ltneysuppertobebeld have a personal history of breast disease were not considered a onMayl4attheChesterFlreStatlon cancer ln the Immediate family harbinger of malignancy, It would will be completed at a meeting of the mothers or sisters. Women with be more readily accepted as a Community Wives Club at the home breast lumps or thickenings, nipple physiologic variant. Thus It be· of Jane Coates Tuesday night. SCIPIO - Scipio Township discharge or other abnormalities · hooves us to examine carefuly and Trustees will meet Friday at 7 are also at higher risk. ctitlcaliy ali the evidence for thls p.m . at the town hall In However, a recent six year study alleged association." Pagevlllc. by the American Cancer Society QUESTION: Are cancer symp· Marlene Barrett and Lilly EAGLE RIDGE - Meigs showed that fairly definite patterns toms sometimes mimicked by Kennedy hosted a bridal shower County Fox Chasers Association were found In only smaU propor· nonmalignant conditions? honoring Robin Barrett, bride-elect will meet Friday at 7: .10 p.m. on lions of women . ANSWERllne: Yes. But only or James Keith Haning Jr., at the Eagle Ridge. The ACS report In Ca- A Cancer one's physician, using careful Barrett home. Games were played with prizes Journal for Clinicians was based on diagnostic procedures can make a ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs data collected during the first six definite diagnosis. going to Lois Wyatt, Jean Woods, County Pomona Grange meet · yearsottheSociety'slargeprospecQUESTION: Besides cancer of and Anita Basham. Cake, chips, lng, 8 p.m . Friday at Rock mints and punch were served. live study begun In 1959 to study the the chest lining, Is asbestos linked to Springs Grange Hall; annual relationship of people's living hatr any other form ol cancer? Others attending were Faye and · Inspection and national grange It s to cancer. Among365,8l2 women ANSWERIIne: A study of ashesLisa Steinmetz, Anna Qulvey, sewing contests will b<' judge; they Identified 3,130 In whom breast los Insulation workers In !be United Maxine, Opal and Patty Dyer, Betty He m lock Grang<' wtll be hosts . cancer developed during 1959-65. States and Canada showed an Wyant, Linda Haning, Bonnie On ly 21 percent! of the breast Increased rlsk of death from . Whittington, Sarah Haning, Zandra cancers In women aged 30 to 54, a nd cancers of the esophagus , colon and Vaughan, Juanita and Denise 29 perc-ent of those aged 55 to 81 tectum, larynx, orophamyx, kid · Lambert, Pat, Anita and Angela were "attributable to accepted risk ney and stomach. Harman, Florence Barrett, Barb factors either singly or In comblna· QUESTION: Does genital herpes CotterUl, Janice DeBord, Sue BEDFORD - A meeting of lion ... The fact that three-quarters develop Into cancer• Payne, Anna Collins, Nonna -Stanthe Bedford Township Trustees of all breast cancer cannot be . ANSWERllne; Some association ley, Joan Fetty, Evelyn McCaskey, has been set for 6 p.m . Sa tu rday attributed to any known specific has been shown between genital Betty Oliver, Mae Gilliam, Katheat the clerk's home. ca use Is reason to Increase our herpes virus Type Il and the rlne Weaver and Margie Haning. efforts to Identify and quantify risk development of cervical cancer. Also presenting gttts to the POMEROY -There will be a factors. and to seek effective means The relationship of the two dis· bride-elect were Barbara van special meeting of the Shade of Intervention and control," the eases, however, has not been Meter, Jesse Grueser, Beulah River Lodge 45J. F&AM, Ches· Grate, Karla Brown, Mary Barrett, study declared . clearly established. It ls lm(Xlrtant ter, 7:30 p.m . Saturday; work QUESTION: Does a lump In the that anyone, male or fe!J1ale, who Edna Mae Swick, Donald Weaver, will b<' In the master mason debr east a I ways In d 1cat e contracts genital herpes seek medl· Ktisty, Cathy and Connie Quivey, gree. Refreshments will be malignancy? cal help a nd remain under proper Allee Mae Stanley, Sherry Arnold, served. ANSWERllne: No, It does not. care. VIcki Russell, Tammy and Vlcld But any such condition should For more Information caU 992- DeBoard, Cricket Erlx, Shirley BEDFORD - Bedford Town· always be brought to the attention 7531. Lambert,MartyandCarrenWyant. ship Trustees meeting will be 6 p.m . Saturday at clerk's home. ' of one'sIndoctor. women have lumps their Many breasts and often experience patn. Reeentiy a group of physicians at the Sidney Farber Cancer Institute and Harvard POMEROY - Unity Singers Medical School questioned the " ... wUl be at the Joppa Chu rch Sunday, Mothers Day, at 7 p.m . Cancer A nswerline Pattern and indications with breast cancer Community Wives Calendar Serving at the Jitney supper wlll begin at 5 p.m. and food wUl be avallable either by dinner or ala carte. Proceeds will be used for assisting needy tamllles. Plans are also being made by the grpup tor an arts and crafts show to be held In conjunction with the Big Bend Regatta. The club recentty held a weD· attendedgamespartyattheChester Fire Station. A vote of thanks was extended to tbe contributors and those who SUP(Xlrted the activity. ·tnct'faslng · natlonwicte problem," · Hysell ·said.: Many parents ·when approached about tt;teir· child'~ Involvement In alcohol, ask "What can I do?" be added. "This program on Tuesday may provide some of those answers. We hoping lor a blg turnout even those parents 'who do not think they haVf a pr(lblem Involving their chUt:!; ren," according to HyseU. are la · American Legion p ns h ' n da . Mot er s ay nee : A Mother's Day dance will be held at the Pomeroy Legion Hall Sunday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m: Music will be by George Hall. Gift .• SUTI'ON -A s~lal meeting or Sutton Township Trustees will be held at 8 p.m . Monday at the Syracuse Municipal Building. POMEROY - A meeting of Meigs County Chapter 53, Dis· abled Ametican Veterans, has been set lor 6: 30 p.m. Monday·at the chapter home. Butternut Ave., M. L . · KeUy, chapter .adjutant, announces. ·Sing at revival The choir of the West Vlrglnta Training School of Point Pleasant wUl sing at revival seiVI~ at the Middleport Jndependent Holiness Chureh, Friday, May 13. The Rev. Odell Manley, pastor 1 Invites the' public. 25" COLOR CONSOLES DIAQOH,t,L -\'250811 Charming Colon1al Amftrican cabinel wil!'l simu lated grained Maple flnist~ PH. 304-273-4120 138 Washiroglun St. RaveniWOOCI, W.Va. If Y0!1 feel you did not fall, forget dedicated to •helping parents with about that particular event alid look cult-related problems. I bad two tor other things that might be goll!g problems with your advice. on tn your. ute to make you 1~1 First, all young people caught up unhappy. Whatelsehasgonewrong In cults are not, as you said, lately? "personally Insecure." Sonoettnoes Above all, do not , continue to they merely happen to be at a punish yin-self like a critical parent vulnerable point In their lives or might lor making a mistake. they are In t1!e wrong place at tbe Instead, after making a mistake, wrong time. treat y011rself like a loving_parent Second, the Na tiona! CouncU of would treat a child who has just ' Churches has taken a stand messedup..:..wlthconcetnandlove a,galnstt cult-awareness groups, and an eye .wward learning from a parents and otbers who want to bad situation. remove young people from cults. In Berating yourself or making addition , they have tak~n a sympa· yourself !eel guilty for your inadeq· !betic stand toward certain cults, uacles nC'(er helps. It only niakes notably the Unlllcatlon Church of you !eel more worthless and Inept. Moonies. DEAR DR. BLAKER - Some If parents need help, encournge time ago you wrote a column them to write to the Cltizens' advising the parents of a 2D-year-old Freedom Foundation/Albany, Box woman who had recently joined a 86, Hannacroix, Ny 12007. They wlll cult to contact the National CouncU be put In touch with the local of Chutches lor help. chapter. Thank you for printing my I am a member of the Oklahoma letter. · chapter of the Citizens' Freedom DEAR RE;ADER - My expeFoundation, a national organization rience wlth the Citizens' Freedom Foundation has l:leen that the group ls very helpful lor parents whose chlldren have been Involved In POPPY DAYS - Pomeroy Mayor Clarence Cross, Ultle Ml"' Poppy, Lorelta Tlcmey~r, cults . Andrews proclaimed May 28, 27 and 28 as poppy days president of the auxiliary and Eighth District junior A total of 203 caDs were answered 16.0; Rutland, 26 runs, 1,028.8mlles, Is there a · hospital stay In your tn the village ol Pomeroy. Pictured are, front row, l· r, chalrnuw, EDen Rought; poppy clmlnnM, and Laney by the Meigs County Emergency 39.6; RaclJ!e, 21 runs, 559.2 miles, · youngster's future? Learn how to Kim Haggy, Poppy Princess, Mayor Andrews. and H1mklu. ,Junior Miss Poppy. Poppy days in Pomeroy Medical Services during the month 26.6; Tuppers Plains, 14 runs, 540.1 !r'om Dr. Blaker's newsletter cope Megan Beth Clark, Poppy rrtnc'llss; baAOk, Jennifer III'C sponsor~d hy the i\tnerican IA•i(lon AU:..Wary of of AprU. All squads traveled 6,510 mUes, 38.6; Syracuse, 10 runs, 295 "When your chUd goes to the llrew Wt•hstt·r t:tost :49. . mUes, 29.5, and Transfers, 44 runs', 'TIIIIes. hospital ." Send 50 cents aod a Breakdown on tbe calls by unit 2,819.2 miles, 64. stamped, self-addressed envelope The total are '203 runs, for 6,510.1 includes: Pomeroy, 51 runs, 678.6 to Dr. Blaker In care of this mUes, at an average of 32 miles per miles, 13.3 average per run; newspaper, P .O. Box 475, Radio Middleport, 37 runs, 590.2 miles: run. City Station, New York, NY 10019. Write to Dr. Blaker at the above add~ess . The volume of mall abuse center. They' v(• had much By HELEN HOTTEL prohibits personal replies , but experience In salvaging p<'Uplr DEAR HELEN: questions of general Interest will be My in-laws voice their opinions on even those who (at rirstlrrslst hl'ip. discu$sed 1rt future columns. - H. practically everything that doesn't Dr. Blaker Is currently In· volved in a '"project analydng concern husband and them. me what Theyto do tell , howmy to people's se<li'W!. It you would.llktl to do lt, ~nd when. Latest Is . the ..· ' HUNTINGTON, Ind . .(AP) - Hy Goldeiibei'g n!'Ver h!i5 trouble ~lp, .ilend ·your seeret to 'her . at· finding seat, .SpeciaUy In his oWn back yani. He collects outhouses . SECRETS, Newspaper 'Enterprlse · purehase ol a iiome: lt mttst be t\ear them, of course, and to their Eight of them adorn his rural home along the Wabash Rlver, Asooctatlon, 200 Park Ave., New not ours. specifications, Including' several one-seaters, a three-haler, and a· Depression-era, York, NY 10166. Any · use of this So why aren 't they aware of the U.S. goverrunent-englneered model with a con~rete floor and a Information will be kept real trouble In our lives: their son' s ceramic throne. conlldentlal. drug abuse. He pops pills. smokes But hls favorite ls a round privy with a wedge-shaped seat and a (Xlt and a lso drinks heavily. He's . weather vane on the roof. high as a kite each time 1 hey see "It's no trouble getting them," said Golden~rg, a 64-year-old him (at-least once a week) and he's retiree. "I've never gone around rapping on doors for them." had this problem stnce he was lG! He's thinking of putting together an anthology, about outhouses. Unfortunately, 1 thought he was "No one haS ever done lt," says Goldberg, who takes the subject off these habits when 1married him seriously. "It's always a seties of photos or Umeticks.''. five years ago . Ins tead, they 're Although the outhouses are often the butt of jokes, Goldenberg worse . He's become grossly over· The classic Giovanni Rose . A delicate , thinks they have some commemorative value. Sunday School atiendance Feb. weight , bad-tempe!'ed'; and his fine ly detailed golden pin , packed in its . "I get to thinldng of people going outdoors and sitting down and 27 was 39; church attendance, 15. la st It this executive job can't o wn min iature flo rist's box. lt says how· thinking ... lfyou were a kid, sneaking out !orasnookeorhldinglrom March 6 Sunday School attendance d eeply ymt care. continues. Yet he won't seck chores," be said. "Just the Idea of thinldng about what memories was 43; church attendance, 27. · Id eal for any gift occasio n or as a professiona l help . they held for people gives me a nostalgic twinge.'' Alfred Church adl)llnistratlve beaunful. sentimental reminder for that Since he listens to everything his board met March 1. Items dis· .5 jJe~i .~i 5urncone. parents advise - even when to cu$sed were ceiling insulation, have childre n - he might Improving restrooms, a nd new straighten up if they'd recognize his kitchen llnoleums. A soup supper drug problem and pu sh him toward COBURG, Ore. (AP)- When a man complained about two large will be held March 26, 4:30 to 7:30 rehabllttallon. In thr one arra stray dogs In his garage, acting dog catcher Robert R.alhsack p.m., to help raise butldlng funds. where they could really do somP Fashion J~,.•w dry showed up right away - to find his own pets were the culptits. Greg Winebrenner had hts nose good, they go blind and "won't get "We have a 5-foot fence In our yard, but one dog dug a hole and they broken hi an auto accident and set Involved." both got out In the early morning," R.athsack explained after his March 7. What can l say that I haven't embarrassiiJg discovery Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Yost, already said tonly to b<' Ignored ) 'I . At least he got a !riendller reception thhan most olflclals of his ., Lancaster Rt. , visited Genevieve ONI.Y . -LOSING breed. When the dogs saw R.atllsack, they jumpc<llnto his truck and Guthrie and Mr. and Mrs. Richard. DEAR LOSING : were quickly impounded - back home. Yost. Don't C'X JX'Ct COOpPrat\on f rom Uoyd Brooke Is recovering at pat·ents whose blindness and hassihome from loot surgery. ness m ay havr contributed to. your Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hender· 113 Court St husband 's problem . son accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Pomeroy, OH . Instead make an appoi ntnwnt Dave Wllllams and Aa·ron, Belpre, with counselors at a local d.-ug 992-2054 to F1orida. There they . visited WUson Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. STORE backache wUI have that degree of By Lawrence Lamb, M.D. Batley, Mr. and Mrs . Bill Aubra shortening. But when the body is DEAR DR. LAMB- Our son ls a placed under excessive strain, the Wood, Mr. and Mrs . Gilbert Coen. : grown man In the armed services. dltference can become lm(Xlrtant. They found Mr . Batley making a • Upon his Induction he was found to If your son had not been Jogging, It good recovery following leg : be In excellent health. could be that the minor dlt!eence surgery . : When he started jogging he Pearl Randolph reclved word Would never have caused any pam. ; started iJ!avlng back pain. He was that her sister, Dorothy Hess. The well-publicized case of Presl, ' found to have one leg three-eighths Dalton, had an eye Implant Feb. l7 . :of an Inch shorter than the other. dent Kennedy's back problems : From Infancy untU he left home for were a combination of defects . . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- -; : the service I faithfully took hlm lor Remember that he had an old :a health checkup. How could this loottbaU Injury. The bad back :condition have been overlooked? required avoiding,any excess strain :could the doctor have been on hls hack muscles. U~r the skillful supervision ol hls physiCian, 1979 AMC CONCORD DL ·negligent ? Dr. Janet Travel!, a heel lttt and Air cond., power steering, power brakes, AM-FM. One owner. : I've been blamed for this condi· STATION WAG(s-Q-\:v. .. :............... 13,795 other measures were employed to ~on, yet the doctor who attended Exc. cond., low milea~ .• 'rd . Car. bim all those years was a chlld keep the pelvis level and avoid any Ult tha,t In tum strained his already specialist, one of the best. . · DEAR READER - Almost Injured ~ck. 1978 FORD GRANADA 4 DR..... ~ .................. 13,395 If there is no .underlying back :.Veryone has one leg shorter than Exc. cond. Low mileage, air cond., AM-FM, etc. tile other. The two halves of the defect and- tbe trunk muscles are body are not equal. Whether lt ls strOng - that Includes the abdoml· important or not depends upon how naJ muscles and muscles along the 197ff BUICK CEPI~~'{)..\_-\) 0 .......... Special $J,295 Air cond ., sun roof, power steering, power brak~s. AM-FM. One much shorter Ol}e leg is and spine - a minor shortenlns of the Exc. con d., a1r c01 .w. ;whether or not there are other leg Is easily tolerated. It Is only owner';..·--~~=~=-=-::-:::-::-=:::----when problems crop up that such problems as weD, such as an old back Injury, or even tbe level of minor dlfterences need extra atteil· 1976 DODGE CHARGER ... :........................... 11,595 tton. So I do not think y011 can ra:ult physical fitness. 4 Door, air cond ., power steering, power brakes. Air cond., AM·FM-Cassette. Good cond. • IdeaUy the two halves of the body either yourself or your son's doctors should be symmetrical, with both tor not having notloed a dltferertce · legs arid' halves of the pelviS the of three--eighths of an Inch. And lf It 1974 CHEVY CAPRICE ............................... 11.595 ilame length and size. When one leg Is now Important In providing bilck LTD Country Squire, air cond ., power steering, power brakes, Is &horter than Ute other, the pelvis suppqrt, the measures to elevate (CONVERTIBLE). Good cond. One of a kind. Loaded. the heel on the short leg side are ltlts. The spinal column then must 110 Into a balancing act and reallgn quite simple and ettectlve. AM·FjLM, Your son may need to do more to 1975 CHEVY 1 TON PICKUP .......................... .$795 1,12lf to accommodate to tbe tllt. The ,realigrunent lor balance in· help protect him from future back some rust. new tires, runs exc. ' eludes the enUre spine 8,!1d position problems. This Includes what to do 2 door hardtop, air cond., power steering, power brakes, AM·FM. about tbe furniture he uses and the ' . .Df the head. exercises he should use. I'm 1977 '2.795 , · The COII&Iant strain on the muscles along the spine and even In sending you The Health Letter · V-6, AM·FM·CasSette. 'Very Nice." the neck can caulll! muscle ppasm J.3..10, Backache and What to Do p1 pain. This can be n!lle'jed About It, to provide thiS lnforma· · llemporartly by Inducing muscle tlon. letaxatlon, but the Wldetlylng must be found and corrected. 602411 Pine Tree ,Road ln this Instance increulnll the heel ~.o. Box 134 · llelahl or lncludlna a ~ lnalde the PH: 992·6614 Tuppei'l Plalna, Ohio 411783 ,_ at the short-leg tdde may · PH . 114-117-30811 J)alanc+the pelvil. . Pomeroy, OH. 308 E. Main A1y (luckl L8rklna Owner ' Now, tbree-etahtlls of an Inch Ia ~ much. Many peOple witmut Monthly county emergency calls Helen help us Awful in-laws? Not all of them r~;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;iiii~~~i;iiiiiiaiiiiiiMiiiiii.;:;iija•ai a Alfred happeings '- ''Say it with a single golden rose." c(OI~ ~When legs don't match TH . . .... **************************•••······' n i. i• • ONLY - 19"CUSTOM SERIES Tni904W 39995 D.CAR VALUES 1980 BUICK REGAL COUPE 1981 PONTIAC lRANS-AM v 1979 FORD LTD 1978 FORD STATION WAGON POWER RESERVE Cloctc Radio HER OUT FOR DINNER FOR SUNDAY, MAY 8th MOM PERRYS BOUNTY TABLE By~ Blaker, Pb.D. . D!i:AR DR. BLAKER - '1\\:entythree yean~ a,go I sold a house. I thought it was a good Idea Qt the ·. time !Jut lately I have been thinking that it was a stupid thing to do. I am now UvJn& In a .one-room apartment and have Utile else to 1 ' my name. I .feel like a !allure. At , · :'leasliflhadthathouse,tberewould ·".be something In my itte to make me · ~feel like a worthwhile human being. :., DEAR READER- Whenever · · you feel llke a faUure, and we aU do from time to time, ask yourself ' these questions: ~ Did you really · taU? If, lor "example, 23 yean; ago you weighed . the pros and cons and decided It was , ;>. good Idea to sell your house, you . Probably made the .best deciSion .u nder the circumstances. Either . ~toryoumadeamlstakebecause you neglected to take some lmpor!ant considerations Into account. In that case, you may have made a mistake. A mistake, however, .does not make you a laUure. :Helath Dr. Lamb TAKE Ham, Chicl<en & Dumplings, Meat Loaf, Fried Chicken, Pepper Steak and · Gravy, Lots of Vegatlbles and Homemade Desaerts. .Mistakes.don't make . ·you a failure $795 PordandPTO to meet Monday Menu: Dear Dr ·Blaker PERfl:Cf FOR MOTHER'S DAY r;:::::::::::;;;;;:;;;;;~~~:;:;~:;~:;~~ Pomeroy - ,Southern Junior . High Athletic Boosters will meet Monday at 7: 30 p.m . at the Junior high. Page 9 Giovanni. SATURDAY Portland PrO will meet at 6: lJ p.m. Monday at the elementary school. The fourth graders will play their tlutophones, new otllcers will be elected and membership wlll be opened. The students are selling light bulbs to raise money lor new curtains In the gymnasium. The Daily Sentinel Ohio Doggies' give Catcher warm reception ~ h Barrett s ower MONDAY Midd~, An unusual collection for home FRIDAY SUNDAY Pwneroy 1~ On the light side Teen alcohol and drug abuse in Meigs growing Cart R: Hysell, Mel~ County ·· Juvenlle Officer, .announces tl\at a: parent educational program on teenage alcohol and drug problems wlil be conducted at 7 p.m. Tuesday ' at the Meigs Multi-purpose BuDd· lng, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. Pufllose of the two hour educ.a· tiona! program is to educate the parent on detecting and deaUng with the_.teenage alcohol and drug problem. Presenting the program wlllbePattyLeeandZellaNisley, alcohol specialists, In cooperation with the Melgs-Gallla Community Mental Health organization. "Alcohol Is a growing problem among Meigs County youth and the responsible parent is In the best position to limit or retard this Ftiday, May 6, ..., S399 13" ZENITH COlOR S29995 12" ZENITH B&W $8895 Zenith .•.the perfect gi{t For Mother'• PH. \ Auto., OLOS CUTLASS "S" ............................. .uuse INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY 106 NORTH Sf:COfiO --....:1-::gn=·-=FA'iOR;;l;:;b~tM-BmlR;;:;D-- /z n. MEfiiiiOPOUTAN • IIDDUPORT Tuppers Plains Auto Sales •• SIMMONS OLDS.-CAD.-CHEVY, INC. . ' . ~· �D-lhe Sentinel Pameroy Middleport, Ohio Wahama names lop students Friday, May 6, 1913 Public friday, , . , 6, 1983 • l PUBUC NOTICE May27 1963 P1tl01 - Sld.ilks !ton heaflng request 15 subm•t· Dark D1amond Coal Corpora Two senior girls have been In case of vour fa lu re to New ConllriiCtlon - ltted 'Mthtn 30 days of the uon No 3 CountY lane Route answer or otherw1se respond •ssuance date or the d•rector selected as valedictorian and llodtllftl - Custo• Pole No 1 Shade Ohto 45776 has as permtned by the Oh1o Rules salutatorian of the ClaBs of 1983 at Blrns. been •ssued coal m1nmg perm1t of CIVIl Procedure 'Mth•n the rev•ses/wnhdraws the pro0 0 111to condu ct coal mtnrng lime stated Judgment by de- posed ac110n Any person may Wahama High School Principal submtt comments and/or re· operat1ons tn Me1gs County CHARLES SAYRE fa ult w1ll be rendered aga•nst Quest a meettng regard1ng anv William Mc Whorter said Usa .Sal sbury t0Ytlnsh1p Sect1on 8 vou for the rehef demanded n Renee Pickens, 17, Letart, WSB non·ftnat actron w •thtn 30 days AND SON on the propert•es of Kathryn the Compla•nt of the date mdtcat.ed Actton Stanley Hunt end named valedictorian with a 3,956 Carolyn G Thomas as used above does not •nctude Roofirw & I JOines Htll The permtt area IS grade point average on a 4-point Clerk of Court rece•pt of a vertfted complatnt located on the Pomeroy and lout• 1 of Cammon Pleas scale. Salutatorian Is Judy Lynn lf SIQ ntftcant public mte rest ex Chester 7 5 mtnute US G S ion& Botto111, OH. 45743 Probate Dtv stan •sts a public meet•ng may be Stodola, 16, Mason. Ouaclrangle and encompasses Me1gs County Oh10 held As to anv ac110n •nclud1ng 985-4193 or 992·30&7 32 3 acres 141 22 29 15)6 13 20 27 12 2~11< Pickens, daughter of Jack and recetpt of verlfted compla•nts The coal mtnmg permn has 6tc Ruth Pickens, Is vice president of any person may obtam nottee been revtsed to complywtth the of fu r1her actiOns and add•· the NatiOnal Honor Society and currnt law and rules and 1S honal nformat1on Unless oth avatlable for pubhc revteN at I ---.,,_..,,..,....., _ _ _ _ president of the WHS Student erwrse provtded n nottces of Public Notice ·ussons the D•v•s•on s D•stnct Off1ce 1n Council She also serves a s parttcular act rons all communi· Athens Oh•o and at the "Fottlnl Contor cat1ons shall be sent to Hear ng president of the White Falcon D1v•s•on s Columbus offiCe "Club opalr NOTICE OF SALE Cle'k OEPA P 0 Bo• I 049 My wntten comments or marching a nd concert bands, IS a lcl;b• ;::;~:r for By VIrtue of an Order of Sale Columbus OH 43216 Ph req uests for mformal conferen 1 ISSued out of the Common 1614)466 6037 ConsultORC m emher of the school chorus, •tra~ Nomos I ces should be sent to the Pleas Court of Me•gs County secretary-treasurer of the Squoro Two Dtvts on of Reclamation Foun- Oh1o m the case of The Chap 3745 and OAC Chaps 37 45 47 and and 3746 5 for tain Square Bu•ldtng 8 3 MocGroaOt _1 photography club, and a memher of Farmers Bank and Savmgs reqw rements Wrlson , Columbus Ohto 43224 Company Pome roy Oh 1o Keywanettes, the drama club and Issuance of prelt mmary staff Don lop platnttff agamsl Mil ton Bar determ nat•on LISA PICKENS JUDY STODOlA the Fmure Business Leaders of PGA 141 1 5 22 29 151 6 41c tram er al defendants upon a Columb1a Gas Transm•ssto Rim America Judgment !herem rendered be and 1s a mem her of the American n/Lebanon Compresso r treasurer of her juruor class. She is pres1dentofthe New Haven mg Case No 18 357 tn sad Stat1on Public Notice Society of Distinguis hed High SALE 20% OFF She 1s a five-year memher of the Court I w II offer fo r sale at the 1 5 m• No o f Co Rd 35 United Methodist Youth Fellowship JOHN TEAFORD School Students Mason Busy Bees 4-H Club, for front door of the Courthouse tn Portland Twp OH IN THE Chester. Oh • 11 o "" and attended Rhododendron Gitls Pomeroy Me•gs County Oh o Followmg graduation, she plans Factltty DescrtpliOn A•r which she serves as vice president COMMON PLEAS COURT. State In 1982 on the 25th day of June 1983 to attend Parkersburg Community PROBATE DIVISION. Appl•cat•on No 06 988 lr--"iiir:U:;;;:-Among the awards she has won at 10 00 AM the tollowtng Comments to Oh•o EPA I In addition to he1ng nam ed MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO College for two years and then are four blue ribbons and a pin for JOSEPHINE OSBORNE , lands and tenements located SEDO AIR 2 195 Front St Lo valedictorian, Pickens Is the winner at 210 Condor Street and 212 trans fer to West Vlrgmla publi c spe aking 1n 4-H comgan OH 43138 3 1 mmbtu ADMX of the Daughters of the American Condor Street Pomeroy Oh10 nat ural gas ltred eng•ne Umverslty where she wiD major WILBUR WARNER petitions, a $50 savings bond In the 45769 respectt>Je!y Revolution Good Citizenship either In business admlmstrallon or ESTATE. VFW " Voice of Democracy" Sttuated •n the Vtllage of 151 6 lie •Buldozer & Back: Plaintiff, Award, placed second m the coWity computer science Pomeroy CountY ol Me1gs and contest and the DAR medal for hoe Service on the Conservation Test, attended State of Ohm to w•t Stodola, daughter of Paul R a nd RUBY DUNN, ot al , excellence m history TRACT 1 Be1ng part of lot 44 •Ba-nta Conservation Camp at Camp Dolendanto Marilyn Stodola, 1s a memher of the Followmg a year of helng an •n the C1ty of Pomeroy and des •Footers Real Estata General CASE NO 2398t Caesar in 1981, Is a NatiOnal Merit National Honor Society, treasurer cnbed as follows 39 feet 4 exc hange student In Western - NOTICE BY •Landscaping Award wlmer In math and science, tn~ hes 10 front of 100 feet deep of Keywanettes and a m emher of Austraha, Stodola wtll attend West PUBUCATION •Driveways Is listed In Who's Who Among the WHS band , was vice president ly.ng between Gemge Ulnch s NICE HOllE for lease In Pome TO TH E DEFENDANTS THE Vorgmla Umvers1t y to study prelot on one s1de and the school roy closetoshopprngcenter 3 UNKNOWN HEIRS DEVISEES •Fann Ponds American High School Student.s, of her Sophom or e c lass and m edicme lor on the other s•de deeded by bedrooms, central arr, brick LEGATEES EXECUTORS AD PH. 742-2407 V B Hort on Trustee for 742 3171 MINISTRATORS OR ASSIGNS Chanes R Pome,oy to saod Call Ch~l Lemley, • Or 74l!-2C~~ If ANY OF THE ESTATES Of John Mack tor an appomtment mo Vv1L8UR WARNER de ceased Rei Nence Deed Volume HOBSTmER OF JOHN WARNER deceased Of MARY OHLINGE R 255 Page 197 and Volume 257 Page 821 Meogs Couooy REALTY WARNER deceased OF CHA Vinyl & Aluminum (Continued !rom page I ) ALES WARNER deceased OF Deed Records TRAC T 2 Begtnmng 7 leeo 215 Mulberry Ave. matter was referred to the planning GEORGE WARNER deceased SIDING children as the older childre n have bench~ for the tennis courts and and OF EMILY WARNER CON I 13 feel) westedy ''om the Pomeroy, Oltro 45769 and development commi ttee southwest corner of Lot No 45 IL_ _--.;_ _ _ _ _....J the a dvantage of using the diving playground area have heen set. GROVE deceased 1n the Vrllage of Pomeroy 1· Council commended George Hoi· boards The obrect of tHe Complamt Bently also noted that the spider on man, pool manager, for the work •s to dete rm tne the unknown Me gs County Oh o (Said be Council also agreed to have the the playground needs painting and hetrs at law and next ot k1n of grnnmg potnl bern g the being done on the pool In getting It bottom of the pool painted southwest corner of Subdtvr bars replaced W1lbu r Warner deceased and Stan "Beautiful, Custom 1 of Lot 44) ready for openlilg day . WIUle Guinther mformed council Council discussed the Flood the demand 1s tha t the un Buill Gara18s" Jack Williams suggested that the herrs a1 law anc;1 ne:d of Condo( t ~~~;; 1:;~~.~,"~} I ha t tliere Is considerable amount of Damage Prevention ordinance known and to lhEt. Sc1u"t'hei>SI k•n ot Jt=>hn Warner Peceased fret sidinc ess lide that Is located at the lower end speeding by cars tra veling on L:ot 44 Subd1v s ton which win e nable res idents to and ot Mary Ohltnger Warner of the pool be moved and placed in thence back at the IMdth of 40 Second Street to Ihe tra iler court ~~~~~: ; ~949-2801 or purchase flood Ins ura nce Council deceased the paternal grand feet byl ne parallel to the I ne the shallow end In order tha t It may a t Wilbur Warner of parents Ben ily told council that the took no action a nd agreed to have a between Lots 44 and 45 100 Cha rles Warner deceased the used by the younger c hildren No Sunday concr e te pads are In place for the rep resen tative attend a public fath er of W1ibur War ner ot feet and betng known as Sub Wllllams felt the younger c hildren diVIs on 2 of sa•d Lot No 4 and lighting syste m forlhe te nnls courts m eeting Tune a nd date to be George Warner decea sed the the same property conveyed by needed the slide more than the older uncle of Wtlbur Wamer of He also added that fou r of the six announced V 8 Horton to Scho ol D1stnct Erntly Warne r Congrove de ceased th e SISte r ol Wtfbur No 4 by deed dated Oct 15 1850 and recorded n Deed Wa• ner and of Wilb ur Warner Book 1 5 crf 1he Deed Records AND deceased theH executors ad m•n•strators and asstgns f any of Me•gs County Ohto at page esta blish whatever tnterestthey 374 and by Anna Weber to may have m the estate ofWtlbur Man tn Wolfe by deed dated WHEELING, W Va (AP)- The The bridge connects Wheeling s truc ture to stand 91 ~ feet a bove Wa1ner or be forever barred Sept 24 189 1 recorded n Wheeling Suspension Brtdge, fresh and Wheeling Is land Chester, Oh1o low water, with a floor 24 feet wide. lrom tnhe rt!lng through or from Book 7 3 sa1d deed recOfds of Metgs County Oh o at Page froma$2.5mllllon face lift, hasheen Ph 985-4289 The fl oor was supported by 12 steel assen ng an tnterest m the 62 and wh•ch satd property Dawayne Williams rededicated more than 1~ years Construct ton ol the s uspens ion cables each with 550strands of wire estate of WI bur Warner and was conveyed by A 0 Tracv a. Scott•• Smith for suc h other rei el as the Shertff o l Me1gs County Ohto after It was opened lo traffic bridge, now a Naloonal His toric and weighing 445,400 pounds All Makes and Models Court rnay dete1mme to The Farmers Bank & Sav1ngs The tlrst brldgeon the s ite , built In Landmark, was considered "a You arf! requtred to answer Company by deed dated Aug Antenna Installation The engineer's design called lor a 1819 for $170,<m, was destroyed In a t riumph of which the people of Housa Calls and Shop bridge that could safely hold 16 the Co mpl am l wtthtn twenty 15 1932 and recorded m mgh t days alter the last publtca storm live years later A temporary Serv1ce Avoslable Book 136 at Page 539 of the Wheeling and, Indeed or which those six horse wagons and 500 people 11on at th1s no hce whtch wtll be Deed Records of Metgs -422 1 mo Pd replacement liutlt from parts of the in all parts of the United States, Muc h of the construction costs were published once each week lor County Dh•o old bridge was built lrnmedlately, s hould he proud," a newspaperman financed through sa le of stock at $2; St)( success•ve weeks and the Reference Deed Volume las t publication w•ll be made on 24 7 Page 53 7 and Volume and a permanent structure was In wrote whe n the bridge firs t opened a s hare , with many o! the c ity's MAIN place by 1800 25 7 Page 2 7 1 Deed Rf!cords Pittsburgh residents, a pparently 13,<m )es ldents Investing of Metgs County Oh1o jealous of th e project, we nt to the Thespanwasdeslgnatedoneofl2j22-llnni~;ru~;m­ APPRAISED AT $4 000 00 Gov. Jay Rocke!ellar, Wheeling PH. 992-2259 U .S Supreme Court lwlce to block TERMS OF SALE CAS H n atlona l e ngineering landmarks by Mayor William Muegge , Depart· James J Prall n Its cons truction but were hailed Open Monday thru Sllurday the American Society of CivU Shenf! of m ent of Highways Commissioner Evonmcs by Appointment when Congress said the bridge did E ngineers In 1969 It was d escribed Metgs County Ohto IN lOVING MEMORY Henry E. Cleland, Jr Charles Miller and other officials nol preclude safe navigation o f the 1516 13 20 3oc as one of Ihe o ldest vehicular bridges Of My Belovod Husband A Dod GRI- 992-6191 joined In Thursday'srtbhon cutting, Ohlo River s till In operation In the wo rld REPAIR 111d Glinq,a Paul L Mt:Dinool Dott1e Tumor, 992-5692 whic h was followed by the r e lease or Charles E lle t Jr and John A Sr The bridge was declared a Jean Trussall, 949-2660 113 W. 2nd St hundreds of balloons a nd a walk Roebling s ubmitted designs for the Jo H1ll, 985-3335 Nallonal Hlsto1lc Landmark lnl9?.i Pomeroy, OH Public Notice across the span by som e of I he 300 lfs spro•1•• br idge In 1847, wllh E lle t selected to Open 9.00 to 6:00 Rcnovallons Included replaceBut not tho samo people gathered under sunny skies Mon -Sat. complete lhe project m e nt of some cables and wo rk on the For wou are IOnt Closad Th urs COUNlY MEIGS for the rededication Eitel's p lans ca lled for the flooring 4 II I We bear such pa111 PUBUC NOTICE Four yean '10 todoy Moy 6. The tollowlf .J ~Nere recetved / prepared by The Oh•o Enw 1979 onmental Protecton Agency W. IIIII to ,.Y ptl-byo (OEPAI las t v.eek Eflect•ve But to lhonl of yoo yot dates of hnal act•ons and tssu Vlf>GfL B SR Stoll maios us cry ance dates of proposed act•ons 216 r 2nd Sf I IOYt yoo lodoy are stated Ft nal acttons may be More than Yesterday appealed n Wrtl ng wtthtn 30 St Rt. 124, Pomeroy, OH Phone But not as much as Tomorrow days ol thP. date of th•s nottce 1- ( 614 ) · 992-3325 lo fhe Enw onmental Board of AUTO TRUCK Ae.,.•ew Am 101 250 E Town lovod 111d mossed by Wife NEW LISTING Duple, ot 3 MIAMI (AP) A je tline r Sl Colum bus OH 43215 No a nd tu rned bac k , landing a t Mtaml REPAIR Mlrpret. llouafrter Joyce (McDI leaks out , the engine will fall " bedroom units You own one 11ce of any appeal shall be f1led carrying 172 people los t power In all lnlernallonal Alrpmt n1o11 Jocks & Fomoly 1nd soo aoo ~t lhe ~her help pay for Furman said the rlng, which costs w th th e d•rector w1th n 3 days Also Tranaminlon three e ngines shortly a1te r takeo ff Paul L MeDin~ J' & F~moly ' I was never so scared In aU m y Proposed ac1ons wtll become aU In lown for $27,000. "pennies," fits tnto a notc h on a Tllursday because o U seals had not ft nal unless a wntten adrudtca PH. 992-5682 life, never c loser lo death," said Dr m agnetized oil plug that Is removed been Installed The plane plunged to NEW LISTING - :>" Acres ot Bruce .Jacobs, a dent ist from nearby or 992-7121 nightly from the e ngines New o U within 2, 700 of the Atlantic Ocean 54 Misc . Merchandise n~e ~voo• Ruland ] 24 !lc Hollywood. plugs were apparenlly Insta lled on 2 go. uads. Ideal before the pilot restarted the tall "They came down pretty fasl · without t he seals during nightly for smal r.nm Only $12,500 e ngtne and llnnped to a landing In said Federal Aviation Admlns tra m a intenance, he sald, adding that ALUMINUM ROOFING Miami tlon spokesman Roge1 Mye rs NEW LISTING Nicely the seals d e fin itely did not fall ott In ALL LENGTHS IN STOCK No Injuries were reported as the remodeled 3 bedroom home National Transportation Safety flight 8FT Bahamas-bound Eastern Airlines . '9.96 SALES SE'RVICE wollo I~ ballo~ ~rge liVIng and Board officials blamed the e ngine He refused to pin the blame, 10FT. .. '12.20 a real woodi>.Jrner lnsu~led L lOU plunged 17,al0feet In a bout!O failures on three missing "0 rings," U.S. RT. 50 EAST 12FT. saying, " We have yet to detennlne . . . . . ....... .. . . . 1 14.46 aoo central heat Just $29,500 minutes while trantlc passengers GUYSVILLE, OHIO thumb-size rubher doughnuts that 14FT whether the plugs are s upposed to . .. .... • • •• • 1 16.70 donned their life vests As they seal o lllnlo the engln~ 16FT .. .. . .. POMEROY BARGAIN - You come out of the s lock room with the Authonzad John Deer, . . . ... ... .. '18 .90 prepared to ditch, Pilot Dick Boddy "With the '0 ring' missing, the oil can now buy th~ 6 room horne 18FT ' 0 ring' or whether the m echanics . ... . ........ . •. '20.90 New Holllnd, Bush 1101 managed to gel the one engine gclng was able to leak out," NTSB wolh balh and aU !Aiitoes lor 20FT . . . ... .. . .. . .. .. '22 .96 are s upposed to put the 'Oring' on." Farm Equtpment jllsl $13,'000 spokesman Ira Furman said. "U oil ADDITIONAL 6% DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH. CARRY DNier RACINE - 8 room rtiCe older Farm Equipment home Has coal stoker lumace, Parts & Service In Meigs County Common Pleas The Racine Fire Department 814-992 -2181 On May 11, a representative from carpetjn& mce garage with , Court a suit lormoneywas tiled, four a n swered a call to the Icy Dailey shop and large garden spot 11 Congressman Clarence Miller's Asklrlt $35. divorces were granted along with a residence a t 3 14 p m. Thursday office wlll conduct a n open door dissolution of marriage The deoartrnent reported that session from 10 a m -noon In the ALL STEEL NEW & 2 ACRES - You can The Racine Home Natlonaj Bank grease In a pan o n lhe kitchen stove Courthouse In Pomeroy save several lltousand by tiled suit In the amount of $40,394.15 POLE BULDINGS fimsh11g lh~ 3 bedroom brK:k U anyone has any questions caug htflre. There were damages to S1zes sllrt from 12'x16' agaslilt James M Saunders and the s tove, a kitche n cabinet and rarK:h 111 baths, gamge and concerning the Federal Govern Lynette Saunders, Broadview s m oke damage Mrs Dailey w as nearly level Only $38,000 menl, please stop by to discuss • Heights, Oh., and George Collins as treated for first degree burns of the INSTALLED Sizes ltom 6'x6' Up them with the representatives treasurer of Meigs CoUnty. fa ce but did not require to 24'x36' PAD Granted divorces were Hollie hospitalization lnsul1td Doc Houses Douglas Stewart from Linda SteState Auditor Thomas E Fergu wart; Steven Dunfee from Nancy son's office reported that third Ounflee, on charges of giJISs neglect Racine, Oh. Jury duty for Monday, May9, at9 advance dlstrlbullon of 1983 state of duty and extterne cruelly; a m . has been cancelled, the Meigs Pto 614-143-Sill motor vehicle regtstraton lees Wllllam A Clonch from Martha E 10-&.tlt County Sherlfl 's Department totaling S21,5!!9,968.89 to Ohlo counClonch onchargesofgrossneglectof reported ties, cities, tOWi!Shlps and villages dilly and extreme cruelly. The marriage of Usa Renee Meigs County received $~.607 .62 n . Mlu.ER . STRIP COAL CARPENTER ELECTRIC SERVICE Court actions filed Open door session set Treated for bums -- Gasllnts septiC S-tems LARGE or,.SMALL JOBS 1 Schneider and Robert P . Schneider was dlssolved. Fonn corporation Articles of Incorpora lion have been filed with the Secretary of State's office In Columbus by Lawson Excava ting Company, Ractne. Incorporators are Mat:gle J. Lawson, Martha Jeffers, W , MIchael Lawson. The Syracuse PTO will meet Thesday, May 10, at 7 p.m Thetlrsl grade class will he In charge of the program, ""'"'.. "A"a GRIG ROUSH PH. or 992·7513 TRANSMISSION Fltn:R & PROPERTY 3 Announcements SWEEPER and aewlng machine repair parts, and aupphea P1ck up end delivery Davia Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georgaa Creek Rd Call 448 -0294 Control hunger end loae wooght wHh Now Shope Doat Plan and Hydrox Water Plllo 4 15 1 mo OHLO · 'RADIATOR VALLEY SERVICE core _ r 742-2834 or 949·2160 end hae-- We - · -'·wi tar COI'III Tho Maoga ' Co. fooh and Game flahlng tournament Stt. May 7th woll be cencollod until later due to high water. - · "'"" dialon. Wa ...., lllpllir , Gil Ttlnlca. PAT I PI!, ~ir:l~i add bOil and rod out I'll· ~~:r~~~~t'~'; HILL fORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio : ' ~=====~'~:'"':~tl~m~o~p~d~t;========~1 Al TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE lll tlc I J& F C ONTRACTING •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, REClAMATION 'Lowest Rates Around 'Friendly Servie PHONE COMPlETE SUPERIOR From he S1111llest Hutor Core to the Ltr1nt Rldil tor. Rldlllor SptCIIISI NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. hperi~nca VINYL "S1d1n11 "Rootmg "Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling 20 Years Expenence In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call843-542~_21 ., ~=~~=;=~~~tr;;;;;~~~~~ ~ PERSONALIZED ISearsI POOLS FREE EXTIMATES 'Ch1in lmk Fence 'CIIptttnc 'Pamtln1 PHONE · Mooon, W. Va. C L Kttchen 1 , _ & ....., Gillbs-Oionors • .~~~~·~·~'t=~~~~~~~~~ ~==~P~H~.S99~2~-~2~17Sa~ - ~· "CUT OUT LAST 81 D -- '"'" 4., ., "" Roofi~ KEN'S APPLIANCE -sERVICE 985-3561 An Makes •W•ofl•• aDioh-ohera Rengea •Rotri-ratoro ~ ' •Dryers •Freen,. ~ t . :EN'5 .GH.E INC. I1 I lndultrill, Cotnftltl'e • Rllldlntlll, Interior 1nd Erllrior. Painting Sendbl. .tlng We18rillllotlng P8fklng Lot Stripping f., ) BEST & LAST BID Free GEsltmattesd Work uar1n H Ph.742-2328 A1k for AI. I prey Painting TalliNN Caellngo l II F • CAU 614-Mf-2616 . H. L. Wr'1tesel I -7- --,.,-:-7...,.--Yard Sale ROOFING YARD SALE Off 141 on All'- of roo! Milt, new Uncoln Plko, 2nd . troller. Of ''!::.., _...._ and Thuro • Frl , lth ~ lth. · - .,.,_. Pano ond dlah•. toolo, lewn doaupoub, . . . . ~ moworo,.clothoa, mloc. i!W llld Ptlillllillo IWIIII. 1 docnlndWilldoAI. , GARAGE BALE, MAY 4-7, Alt Wort QuarlntHd I till 234 Jackoon Ptko "Frtl Estlllllln" lou of booko, clocko, McCoy poll, Avon collocC II 949 2263 lion, tto-., mloc clothing a : • · ond .o thon, 448-8380. Or 992·279\ 1 ~,. e, GARAOE IALE .' 1 14 KlDrive, Moy 4·1·8, Jim ·--------~ ~ '"'"":--~-------"11oEom bottloo, tabtoo, . chalro, bor and otoola, • ' kottlo, mite. ltomo. .,_. ;. • 3 Family Yard Sale Satur· day. May 7 20 Vmton Street 9 00 Ill 7 Lad1ea and ch1ldren clothn. d1shea.. ~~~t·• .,., ..,_.., • Gigantic Fam1ty Yard Sale Mov 8 & 7. 9AM -6PM . Men a women ' s . baby clothes. cotor TV radta and much more Radney VIllage It Looks for balloons Juat In t1me for Molher' t t•_r_ o ._m _ oo_c_ . ,_ t•_m -::•~·-=-­ Day 4 adorable k1nena ~~ _•_ male 8t 1 female. 3 Family Y&rd Sale Thur!:· Doberman Pincher Call Fn &t Sat 4 112 m1 on Rt. 448-8046 141 lamp• clothing. what nots, TV, m1ac ltema Call 814 2G8 · 4 Family Yard Sale 8~~ Gavm Or , Rodney II Fn 3 klnano 1 black. 1 whito & Sat • 9 00 ttl · · Sprmg calico. ht1et" tra10ed Call Clean Out 44e 0988 · YordSoloSat May7,f,om9 Pretty black female puppy. tit 6 located on fa irfield· Centenary Rd m Fatrfield Call 448 8832 . Acres SubdiviSIOn Watch ~P~A~RT~I~a~nd~I~E~R~V=I~~·~~E,.~~~~;;~~~~;•~~~~~~·~'~ 2310 - n ploooo coli 304· 871· or 304-773-8405 . PAINTING ' I & Siding the estimates t th tnCI II US. OUWIO, e'll be yOUr I ~ Yard Sale Lots 16 37. 40 Johnaon Mob1le Home Court on Rt 7 Frtdey & Saturday, 9 to 6 Lots of clothea, m11c. Throe Family Yard Sale Sat Only. May 7 9 00 to 1 Acro11 from lodgo In Centorvlllo. 4 Fomoly Qerogo Sole 366 LeGrondo Greon Acroo Fri. 9 4 sw••p•r. bed• · 6 Lost and Found preodo. curtalno, dloheo, fan a, picturaa, 1kateboard1, bokeo nice clothing. doohoo, LOST Black German She- many more ltema Nant1, phord onowors to Honool. M J & Ph llllpo Vlnclnlly of Lower River Rd. oore. onu, Call after 5;30, 448 -4246 Garage Sale Sat 8 -4 . Krittl Loot 2 Walker coon hounda Dr . oH Rt 35 acro11 from Don Mlnka Clothing. new on9MIIo,onowortonomoof aldobond 11wlng mochlne. Buck & Kotla L..rge dog. no •·b lb & nr collor, Roword 304-871· . - Y cr mo 011 3133. 11 Fomlly Yord Sole May LOST Foxhound. fomola 7 -11. 9- 5 Bu1ovlllo T~~nwtth collar. bleck • white houae 0 1d 1ampa. •· d proodo , curtolno, glldo,, opottod with brown hood, 1 & at I 10 thl Sa11ytra" community If erga am c ng. ~ all Get Yard Solo Thu" , Fri. & Sat. Furn1turo, loto of clothoo, amoll oppltonceo, TV, booko, mloc 820 6th Avo . F"•t ttmo over ule. & s.t ~ FOR FUTURE USE" • "" G•raga Sale f;'JI &. Sat · 9-6,Jackaon St. Vmton 1968 97 Mercedes Bing 1 3 S B. Volkawagon. gas enginea. elaetnc moton lawn mow· an, clothing, anllquea, clocks, furniture, collector h .. ltema, &. muc more. Yard Sale May7, Centenary Townhouse Loti of clothes & m1ac. ---------Yard Sale 1st Time. May 5.8.7 Lollofclothoo knick knacks coffee table loti moro. Old 180 et Evorgreon. FREE " hen & chicken" 226 N p 1 rk 0 plonto. '· ·r. • MOVING clothing a, mloc ltamo to glvo away, 2014 • 7888 Jofforoon. 30 175 •· 1-304-773-56 3 4 CATALOG MHCHANT Po11oroy,OH Gigantic Garage Sale Rain or Shine Friday a. Sat (6 & 6). from 9 to 5 Madlaon Ave. behmd Pizza Hut. .. :. Yard Sale Rein or sh1na, Add1aon Townhouse FrlSa~. g . ? DOG . good with children. _f0_'_'_':. gn_•_·_ __ -:~good watchdog, hoo had 1 Yord Sale on Shoo Stnng ohoto nooda o place to run. 304-876-1713 . Ridge. 5 et . 9 to 6• . •Vinyl Lmer •Fiberglass *stainless Steel ISears I !:!'~!~;,~. 1 mi. outPorter OoorgoRd 'o Crllalt Bullville Moy 5oH & 7, 9 to I lnfont, toddler. mon & women clothing Ford, Chevy 8 trock tope ptayar 2 Jonoon opoakoro Rotrlgosotor, ohotgun. 3 pc. bod oat. bow & orrow. anow tlroo, much more. , _ _:__ _ _ _ _-::Ruotk: Hltl, ByrocuH Moy 8 . Wooden otondo, bicycle, otoc:trlc motors. clothing, much moro Ooro"" lato. Moy II thru 12 Excoptl~n 1 2 mllooobovo H E I'll c 1 ·8 · oatom;._,., ggo " 11 Menor.· ·- IE:hh18'i~..1801Middleport, Moy 7 . , 16 1o •. 1--·..._· .- -:-----::---:---:--;--: Yord Sola . A little bit of •••. ,c.-;, ·. "'7in.t u-;it·~~4. clo-, 1!~_"!-:, •~••,;.::,:.j,' l£1iti,v. 1ii4 Childron'o Spring Avo 011 · mlllll. oy. Mev a,e • 1 . 1 ~v~ loto 4 family N.r.,~·-.,v ovwyday. Mon 2nd· 7111. Mllei out 771. JS..... ,. ! 1 1''2. 9 -4 >,~ Lot of YARD sola 174 Midway Or. New Haven. Thursd•v. Frldaol & Saturday Clothaa. ., 1 & 1 lurTilluro, antquoo mac. 9 00 ? CARPORT shino 508 Hendaroon Friday. May aele rain or Holloway St . 8 30 to 4 00. 6. YARD sale, Thursday & Friday, 9 1 202 H1gh St. Baby clothes to edulll. furniture. book a&. mise THREE fanlily garage tale, Fnday & Saturday, Fa1rv18W Rd . Camp Conley Child· rena & adulu clothing. m11cellaneout Big 3 Fam 11y Yard Sale Fn &. J Sat, 601 Burdet1e St , f'!· Pleasant 9 to ? 1h '"as &. wheels for Ford Cumer truck, Iota o~ clothat & mlac . YARD sal11 304 Wllao~_. Henderson . May 8 & 7 Summer wmter cloth1ng . Avon collact1ont complete, baby houae furniture . Home lnter~or lampt, jeana. Merrt · Mac merchand11a Ra.n date 6 - ~ 4-83 only - 3 - J~v~1:"'::: : 0n: :·. 0.: .: h:. . brick. botho, full buemen1• cor vorotr• Cotl-, Rd . Syncuoo By oppt. ' 814992-1133. 1Yo Wlttbobyohtnmyhomo Call 114-317-083&. 2 bedroom houoo In HorrioonvMio Romodotod lnaido 11.100 Phone 114 928 TYPINGathomo.ortompor- 4417. ary ottco ttllln. by up•· ...:.._:.:__-:---:---04 175Reason•· 41131 rtencH secretery. Unflniehed 3 bedroom new 3 home. 1Y.I betha upper CHiton Largo 1otlo Ai ums'num aWing 1nsu 1• 1 n ept 1G tonk Wired 814- 992 6277. 21 Bualneas Opportunity Total electric 3 bedroom, - - - - - - - - - - garage & utolltv room Sotu· ated INOTICEI 2047on . large lot 6 14 742THE OHIO VALLEY PUS· .,;, LISHING CO recommends Smell house e.ght acrl!ll, }LJI ..:..:.....::..::_______ .;_.:..._:__...;.-;_~--c--::---. 1 ~~· ::~•m:· :::-.:~~: ;!~~~~·~o~n~':!~n:~: ~g~ ~::~~~~b~:'jc)'4~89~.'3~~~- available Cell 814 . 38 a. 9766 : Need more take home PAY? Soli AVON Cell . 368 . 448 3 •· SotVico CoOtdl · nator Social Sarvlcapoaitlon lor a 140- unl1 apartment complex Quatlllcatlono Bachelors degree In in aoc1al. work. oxporlenco 011111 i-ng Individual• with problem oolvong oltuatlona Apply 11 GMHA 540 Buckrldge Rd .. B1dwell , Oh 46814 on or befo,o May 11 . 1983 An equal Opportunity Employer to sand money through th11 moll until you hove invootl· gatocl tho offering . Earn '700 81100 monthly commiationa & multilevel bonuo Work from homo full -part time New weight lou program helps people easily shed unwanted pound• $89 lnvonto!'Y tn · ... _ voatmant requ"ad No ••· pennce needed l ocaltuper· vloor traono you Cell 4 4 6 · 19 8B . Commu~itv 22 Full · tlma employment in your own home at a Home Servicaa Worker with Buck · eye Community Servicet. Provide a home, frlendahip and gUidance for a peraon with mental retardation and 11arn a aatary plus benefttl and room and board rate No degree reqUired We will tram you to help another paraon grow and develop, For further lnformatlo~ , contact Sylvia Dey at 446 · 7109 between 7 and 8PM or wrlta P 0 Bo• 245. Galllpollo Oh 45831 Equal Oppor · tunity Employer . Electronic• repairmen needed to work In retail store, mutt have axpenenca &. tools We prpvlde good locat 1on cuatomer Ideal GARAGE sale 4 famllv . 1203 Meadowbrook, Fnday '~ppartunityforanAaalatant 6 , Saturday 7 . Send resume to P 0 Bo• 342 , Galllpolla. Oh 4~831 YARD sale 2 miles o ut Leon-Baden Road off Rt Ufaguard aummar employ C 87 T"urodav. F'oday & n ment Contact Gallla o Saturday, 9 6 . Local Schoolt Adela1de . Saundeu, perso nnel dirac TWO family Y•'d oolo. Jo"· tor, 448 7917 cho Rd Pt Pleasant Clo - - - - - - - - - - -·. th1ng & m11c Saturday 9 4 . Watch for 11gns POSTION AVAILABLE Clark ' t At111tent full -ttme ::-----:::-;-:;----;~~-- temporary poaltlon Apply Gallla County Health DePublic Sale 8 partment WIC Program & Auctoon - - - - - - - - - - Ohio Equal 412 Seco nd AveOpportunity . Employer . Auct1on every Tuesdav RN 'a & LPN'• Scenic Hill1 night. Krodel Park Club Nursing Center, 111 sh1f1a full Houae Pt Pleannt W":: & part tlmo. Cell 446 71 ~0 Auct Lonn1e Neat Call 614 387 7101 . Secretary Receptionitt downtown Oellipoht busi Auction every Fn mght at nan off1ca Send retume to the Hanford Commumty bo• 404 In care of The Center Truckload• of new Galhpoht Da1ly Tribuna, 826 merchandise every week Thtrd Ave Gallipolis Oh Cona1gmenta of new end 45831 . u1ed merchandl1e alweya welcome Richard Reynolds Kitchen worke r prefer e11p Auctloneor. 275 3089 . cook Apply between 1 and 3 at Hohdev Inn No pho ne Complete Auctioneer Ser · calla. • v1ce Also do appralsala licensed 8e bonded to ae~l . e~byal118r In my home Households farm furnlah__:- Referen ces requ~red Send mga & Real atlate Over 26 inqulriea to box 203 m care yeart ••perillnce m buymg & of the Gallipolis Oa1ly Tr~~ ­ telling new, used & ant1que une 826 Thtrd Ave . Gefh · furniture . 814 992 6370 polio. Oh 45631 M t oney 0 Lo n 8 HOME LOANS 12% fONod rate Leader Mortg1ge, 77E . State Athent Ohio 1 614692 · 3061 or 1 800 341 · 8664 In Ohio 23 Professional Services C&.L Bookkeepmg Broad range of bookkeemg and ta~~: Hrvlcea available to 1u1t your bualneaa oeeda Carol Neal 446 3882 PIANO TUNING 86 off pluo discounts to tenior citizen•· churchet· tchools Call 8111 Ward Ward 1 Keyboard, 446 :4372 . HOME . Gallipolis FoHy , 304 876 1837 BY owner 3 bedroom 2 ttory br1ck 1211 Ma1n St. pr~ce reduced 304 676 23B 1 32 Mobole Homes fo r Sale - - - - - - - - -TAl STATE M OB IL E HOMES USED CARS. TRUCKS GALliPOliS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 448 7672 CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL llY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST. GAlliPOliS RT 35 PHONE 446 _7!7 4 . 2 lots & a mobile home 12•60 2 b'edroom wtth rural wa ter gas heat Has aome furniture prtce 812 600 Or 4 lott & mobile $1 •. 800 . Call448 1240. Trailer & lot on Ra ccoon Creek Small down pay mant , aasumabe loan • 182 per mo Call 61 4 26 6 1448 e\le 'a. 1969 El Car 2 bdr mOstly turn11hed carpeted ap phances good cond re d"cod to • 2 000. Call 81 4 Will op.~_ll & cl8an s w lmmiri'g' 388 8649 - ' - Windsor - - ' - --14x70 ' - - - -3 1 ~o.?l•:.~·~~ 446 4896 """ 1977 bdr , w1 th utthty building PIANO TUNING LANE DA· exc co nd 11 3 9 00 Can 1 before 3PM , 446 7613 . NIELS Rellab e ••rv1ce -. smce 1966 Auoc1ata of Brunicardi MusiC Co Phone 2 bd r mobile home Call 614 266 6224..81 4 742 2951I. PERMANENT hair remo\lal Proteuional E18ctrolysla Clinic AM A approved Or referrals Monday Wadnesday Frlday,byappomtment 3 04 876 -6668 . 1- ---.,..---- - - 1 1972 14x66 Mob1le Home 3 bedfooms gal heat par tially furnished underpm mng b11ck porch exc cond Phone 614 992 2166 be tween 9 & 5 ask t or Tim After 6 Pho ne 304 882 8111 lwtatv Gallipolia. ~~~~~~~~~~ ~ 13~6~9~<2. ~~r:E~·~~~ 1974 Holly Pe rk Moblle 4 bdr. 2 full baths f•mahed basement 2 car gareg~ . Appomtment only 203 K_l· neon Dr GallipoliS 446 1223. i rH· 3 bdr home In Add11on •maillot newly remodeled new electnc plumbing etc Furnance &: w ood burner, fully intullaled. exc cond~. Mid •20't Call 814 692 · 4359 . New Auction on Route 82 . Uve in to tlay with elderly Arbu c kle The old P A couple room & board plut Sayre· a Furnlture Store ev- talary Call Richard Danner llry Friday night 7 00 Br1ng 448 - 1632 between your own charr Auctioneer 8 :00AM & 4 :00PM . Col. Bill Ohlinger Someone to make phone calla 1n Meigs Co Cali 9 Wanted To Buv - - - - -- - - --:- 304 882 2867 9AM to 12 Noon tor Information WANTED TO BUY Old furni ture and Antiques of all ktndo c all Konneoh Swo~n . 12 Situations 448 3159 or 258 19&7 In Wanted tho ovonongo Buying Gold , Silver. Pleti · num Gold and Sliver prlcet are the h1ghett in two yeara. check our price• on gold &t silver 1crap jewelry Buying Old ~pint, tcrap rlnga &. ailverwere Dally quotet available Alto colnt & com aupplle1 for nle Spring Valley Tradmg Co . Spring Valley Plua. 448 8026 or 448-8028 . Will do houtecleen1ng or offl cea 83 00 per hour Call 614 387 7491 . We pay cath tor late model clean used cera Frenchtown Car Co 8111 Gene John1on 448-0089 13 31 Homes for Sale By owner 3 bedroom home in Rio Grande Oh Call 814 24612740r814 2459617torappointment Reaaoneblv prh:ed Kathryn Janet Box 8 3 R1 o Grande Oh . 3 bdr . 2 full batht Cllntral air, fireplac e lsrge lot cion to town. Call 448 2599 J bedroom 1 1/l bath garage. full batement low down p1ymantt a11umable f111:ed loan, quiet ne1ghborhoo~; one mile from ho1p1tal Cell 448 1162 otter 4 OOPM . Home total electnc, partly furmthed carpeted 2 bed room m ter com s ystem , central elf. porch underpin n1ng In ex c cond Call 614 949 2769 ~:-:'-:~::-:-:~:-::--:-~::-::USED MOBIL E HOME 678 2711 1981 Fleetw ood 14x70 3 bedroom 2 bath 1111 alec part ially furm ahod 8 14 600 304 773 6 046 - - -- -'-- -- - 1978 14x70 3 br Liberty mobile home in o•c cond o n large lot 2 outbu lld.nga , good locauon In Gallipolis ferry . 304 676-6366 . 1979 S terhng mllbtle hom e 14x70 2 br central air underpmned cream color o.c cond. 304 675 5639 . 34•8 ha1ler w1th 24~~: 1 2 addition. city wate r & well, Crab Creek Rd $7800 304 675 1J2 3o,304 676 2372 - - -- - - -- -..., 1977 1 4x70 J bedrooms, 2 full batha 810 000 304 875 2949. By Owner 3 bedroo m ho me 33 Farms for Sale in Rio Grande . Oh Call 6U·245 ·6274 or614 245- -~----;-----:-9617 for appointment Rea· 142 acres cfoso to rio sonably priced .. Grande good ho use barns. tome llmeatona & coal Call HOUSE FOR SALE In Mid· 446 26 99 dleport Newly remodeled - - - - - -----::home wllh fireplace paul- 9 7 ac res n&w water well ble woodburner. close to mmeral nghh & •mall pond ochoolo end ahopplng Cell 614 742 2047 . 614-992-6941 . I have room and board Raaonable . 614 992 6022 End of your baby titling problema by calling Tiny Tech el614-992 3824 Call now for low opening price• Raclne 2 YJ acre mini f•r"!: Business remodeled 3 to 4 bedroom 2 34 8UIIdmg& 1tory . aluminum tided houae c;:lty water gu uwer, basement , & 2 car garage Acro11 from South- BEAUTY shop phonA 304ern HS 814-379 2424 or 676 7641 evemn ga 814 -949-2864 ! :::::===;=;== = = Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER In · auranca Co h.. offered -------::-::-~:­ ••rvices for f1re Insurance 3 bedroom, 1 332 1q ft , 36 Lots & Acreage L • L Scrap Metal a Now coverage In Galfla County under conttructlon. Ivy Dale 1- - - - - -- - - buying alum cant • glaas for elmoat a century firm . Subdivition KCK contrac · Scrtp metala Top prlcet home and penonal property tort. Inc. Cell 114 387 6 20 Acres woods overcoverage• are available to 0631 or 446 -17&9 Pflld. Call446-7300 . . looking Oh1o Rt ver city ~meat lndivkfual nead• Con446 3664 or 1· Chlldrena swing tet good teet Ray Wedemeyer, agent. Lovety. I roomt Double schools 5 1 3 . 4 2 3 . B9 2 8 cond .. rnoonoble Coli 814- _P_h_on_ •_ 38_ 8_·_B_2_4_9_._:-:- garage, beautifully Iandt: · Owner/ Agent 1 388"8794 ' Are you paying to much for caped area lot Atop Rose 1- - - - - - - - - Hill, Pom 40'a 614-986 - 1 acre lot 6 ml from Holzer Approx 2 acrt~t in 448 yaur hospital health lnau· 4257. hoopltal Just off Rt 180 renee Call Carroll Coli 614 -246phone aree out Floyd Clerk Rd 700 ft Snowdon. 448-4290 . 9176 . For Solo by Ownor-78ocrN. Call 448·0390 . elmosl aelf· tufflcient 3· 4 "Y.:a acre lot flat in the 448 bedroom home. wood heat, 315 acraa at Radney on W T 18 Wanted to Do oroo. Coli 441·0983 . voung fruit treat, large Watton Rd Owner fmanc glrden, pond, bern, work· ing available Call448· 8221 BEDS· IRON, BRASS. old thop, chicken houaa Plenty after 6 waekdavs furniture, gold, allver dol· Oenaral Hauling and Trath of wood1. p•ature, open lara. wood Ice boxea. etone removtl Service. Reliable fleldt Mineral rlghtt Eaaily 1 4 acre lot In Bradbury jeri, antlquet, etc . Com- 1·•r'ld deAendable Cell 448- eccHalble. 1 mile wilt of good locatiOJ'. trail11r hook ploto houooholda Write 31 19 botwoon 9 ond 6 Langavllla on SR 124 Cell up all utilltiea. septic tank, M D Mlll11, Rt. 4 , Pqmoroy. 7"·2· 2810 otter 6 :30p.m . 814-992·2102 Oh. Or 992-7710. Lawn Mowing no y•rd lo big -~or email Reliable and depen- 8room&bath,lorgog .. don, HUNTERS oroam 109 Gold, · eHvor, otorllng. J•· d•bla For llltimate c:all 100x1001ot SpecthNiert. wooded acre• near Ar walry. rlnga, old colna & 441·3119 botwoan 9andll 114 - 992 - 5242 Lond buckle. U9.00000 Phone curTency Ed Burkett Barber contract. 3'04-675· 1838. Shop, Middleport. 992 · Mower•. chain IB)Nt re· 4 •-~ ! ===;=~;::::==== 3478. peired, lawn • garden tree- For ule by owner- - Real Estate toro aroapoclollty. Noloon & •oom, 1 'h lllry oluml!lUm 36 Wontodtobuy New, uood6 8ono. Coli 814-218· 11143 oldlng houN. ApprO>. 21'1 Wanted antique furniture . Will buy 1 11.1 ml Iouth of aorn level ground large piece or complete hOUM· a.:.l...:.:n. . . ;.:;. at Eureka kitchen. dining room, farced holda . Call Oaby A. Martin "'·'"•' ........ elr heat. Separate large 81 4 ' 992-8370. ···.· • w,:>!!'., drlvewoyo, """.~~·· 2 mH• from Iouth· Buying houooo ond oportill~~oh lch0 o1 Sh w b mentt NHd propertl" with Irick • 1-:--:.·:.:_;:._!'_'_ •2°3 ~cl favonble price end terma BUYING ,.,.,.,.olto & com- ..;.;.; . oto ·F,.. MtlmotM t:~~n:~:::~o~lnly. ' !'· Bo• t 109 Golllpollo. Oh leo. Catl304-171·tl238, oott or 114-218- I' orlt4-94141831 lf1r Chiller. 1787. i2777. 1-----'----- 1 !!mll] yo~ oelo. 3 doya : •' · 211 P.llf It, Roln cancoto. ~room, ,.~.,.,ot.f·i Lemley Drilling Wat•wotlo, ohollow gu. ond aoro drlllin• c·•t 114-388-B543, • ., · ---- 1~ - ~:::;;: ·=·==-~=·= ~·· ~':f.:':~ ,,..~· ':"';':~;·::·}l ·:bl:::•.:r: :•t: ": :'~~ YARD lila. mile out Jericho Rood, May 5 & 8 , 9 1 m -1 3 Famllya, fallow 11 gnl . !· 4 mo old pup children' s lost intereat Obey1 1ome commanda houn broken Call 614-245·6888 SIDING SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. ;~~~!2?;'4 ••~•, 3FamllyGeregoSele7miloo out 141 Fndoy, May 8 -IPM Saturday, May 7 , 1-9-·5---'---·-- - Giant Garage Salel11 Fam1 hea Mev 8 l 7, Frt • Sat · 9AM to 6PM. down Rl 7 to Clipper Millt turn right at atop algn, follow algna to Shoaatring Ridge Baby, children. teen, adult clothing, thoea, toyal Car ra· dio1, handmade craftal Crew' a quartara bunk beda with ch81t, draiHrl, bookcase. New & uted 100111 76 Dodge A1pan-SE 6 cyl. · bicycle. Jewarly At Dennis, _:4_:4.:6_-2_ 8.:..4_7_:._r_ao_n_o_':-'-h_on:-o::-:- 1 male Dalmatian dog, gentle & effactlonate Call 614-388-8463 or after 6 call814 388 9768 . · '--~ 11 31 Home• for Sale "' 1~ GerageSalafridayi!Saturday 312 Hilde Dr. Gottipo· too. Kod1 clotheo. toya. Givaaway ::~n !>•••. dsopoa, moac. Garage Sale Thurt, Frld 81. Set Five mlln f,om town rlg'lt ot Clipper Millo . Knlvea. 49 Ford truck, Avon, handmoda qullll & craft. glaaawere, clothes. t~rea. toyo, pooch glider, pope'· beck booka, old wardrobe column There w1U be no chorgo to tho edvort11or. H ·ll< EUGENE LONG RADIATOR SERVICE R~. I\ \\ !!~.~~!Y~:~~~~~·~,. . ._ m~~ge ANY PERSON who hao anything to g1ve away and doea not offer or anempt to offer any other th1ng for tale UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 4·21·111 FOURTH Annuel Antiquo Steam & Goool1no Eng~na Show. Saturday. May 7 & Sundav May 8 Mason County Farm Muaeum 62 , 4 m1l1t1 from Pt Pleaunt Free ·admlaa1on, free entenelnmant country kit· chon, muzzle loodtng nile thoot. Saturday. church Sunday . 4 NO SET 742-2328 ::r:':!n~~~~""'· ·I 1 / ... 18 Wanted to D.o M (., •••• uo..O P.rtd I0 I I Al.'-1'-xo(',_ Yord Sale. nv If· ,. l"'b 9 .••.; "tllll. to 2 ·;JOin ll t:;;~ 1-"· :--~~.. ~·· '.).,. 5 ...._ ....., 211 1224 ior " ·--,?th. '(I 11 \lllj .1' 1 SEVERAL Fomily ·· • "":" 1 Rum- TWO -n· J S•le. Galli• Menor out Jericho Building. 811 Buhl Morton Clothing and mloc rldoy :;nn ,.,_, ,. lo'fe on Rd , Fri. • Sat , 9·5, Adult 9·3 Watch for ligna If 1....;;.:,; ' "'unA _........ ond chltdran' o clothoo. baby soln-concotod. ~~~ bed, booko, crafto, mloc ltamo. 448-7141. LARGE 4 fomlly porch oola. &miletoutJerryaRunRoed Gorogo 1089 2nd. 01 Apple Grovo. Friday & I~ Gallipoll• Thuraetoc& Saturday, 97 Frl .. 1 & 8 . Bod llnono, 1 1 Help Wanted Singer oowlng mach,no , YARDoale, ThurodayMoy5. clun c:lothlng ell •••••· Frldly May 6 47 Burdette Wil do beby altt~ng 1n my We are trymg to k"P the c...,otery otletart Falloin Ito preaant condit1an, but must depend on thooe lnterollad to help Send to Clarence Norria, 23282 Hill Rd , ~ac1ne, your lot c.a re money re- We can repair and LAFF·A·DAY Yard Sale Sot .. Moy7. wttoono' booldo GuN Stotlon In Racine. 10 I 0 II AND flUID CHANGE (30 4) 882-227 6 o .AND HOllE IIAINTE~/ICE ' Rootlnl of olf typos Rnidentlol & Commercoal 'lomodolln& 'Sior~ Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES ROUSH CONSTRUCTION 15 \'oars lxperlttnce SPECIAL A A L ROOFING P&S BUILDINGS oMnirun & VlnJI Sldinas ~IIIJ1$1nd mswance. R'IVersl'de VW JIIC. , ;: 11_______.;.,:.;'"::.'•. Homn - htenslve Remodtllna. •lnsur1nce Wofll .Custom Pole Bld11. & G1111es ,• •Roolm1 Work ' - tiOrwlde Road Selv1ce Mov- ~=====~~=~~=========~,at Fruth Pharmacy POMEROY LANDMARK New Plds. .... furrutwe CO. ".,_ \v-:1[.!.:., ~ ' OPEN 9 to 5110N ttru SAT. . All T(pel of Auto Rtpan, Bra 01 Tunt-Ups otc n~ oquopment Hand trucks. PH. WITH Meets Tuesday -.. md 11111-Wiy,low tillS, top m&mtamed trucks.~ CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION UTILITY BUILDINGS Cancel jury duty oNf:WAY '!-.3~ Yard Sale ..E.F_ .• -• The Dally f H~UIOY w~!o:::,:,-::1~~:•v I~'J.".!:::w.oo'!_;_ I~- -·~·ft l'lloowror.OH .. .. I .~ •~='" . _ ~ " FENONG PROVIOES PRIVACY PLUS PROTECTION FOR CHILDREN & PETS" & Funds received ~11 t, ' lloio "'"' & em. RENTAl & 1 1 ......., TRANSMISSION c.o~t- 10 • lli CHAtN LINK FENCING NEEDS BOGGS • 0 I .!~;,,.., FOR ALL YOUR YARD n.\,;0 S.v-., , •• v. jF,.. htlmatM ) C. YOUNG Ill sills, ~ & • ATON 17 lbitOi; ~~P~H~-~~~~··ll~-i~ ~·~~~~~~-,~:~:~:~:~·":.~~·~ .. -~,.f~~~i~O~N~l~Y~'i31~.~95~l~l~••~•~ ' unoo ''"' Roger Hysell GARAGE • -caceMWOIIc -Sewer SHOE • ~.~L - . . . .,.. 1.:;.":::-. For •I1 your W IIr n'l!. needa; tumacea repair urv•-- end s'n..,... •tellation. Realdentlel & Commercial 19 " '"' Call 742-31 .-loo8o• anitl---t. -Trencher -lattr 608 E. POMEROY, OH. • IIi• •llwandtooo 1 -Bacthots -Oomp Trucks -lo-Boy S&WTV APPLIANCE SERVICE .... ". SERVICE -Ooz\rs BISSELL SIDING CO. • ' YOUNG-'S ULLINS I· P EXCKA'VAJING Syracuse Council discusses • W • • ._.. .... -" - · . ~~~~?.~~~'i"~"='~Pr;.-~·~~~~~~~~~"'''~~;~~~~~~~~~Ave. AUTOMATIC EXCAVATING 172 passengers., crew land safely after engine problems - 992·6215orf92-7314 . ~omonoy, Ohio 1 Jay reopens Wheeling bridg~ ._, PH. 992-2280 ''"' • II MINE-RUN S3()00 THE KOUNTRY KWB ....... . i I Sidirw eo. ... ' i 7' ~.oil' 1{~~ llv~·A~a·n:T'h.su!"AL ;:==J!"'~t'iU~S~:•~-·~""··,...,:t~Q~b~~:-.~-·~-~-~--L~J· I Kitchell Clbllllls - lool1111 - Sldill - C..rtlt Public Notica . c';ii1< ; :,.. 11--------·' :: �- The Dai ly Senti nel Pomeroy- They'll Do tt Every Time 41 54 H o uses for R e n t Middleport, M i sc . Merc handi se Garden tractor. rototill er, law n mowers. Call 614 3 88-9 308 . M odern 3 bdr, ranch. garage. cl!lrpet . Rod'ney area . Deposit & refe rences re quired. S28 5 per mo . Blackh~ rn Realty . Caii 446 -000B. John Deere riding mowar , $300. Call 446-8329. 4 bdr. hou se. 2 ba th s. good location. 2 m i. fro m Ho lzer 56 Friday, Nay 6, ,1983 Ohio K IT Pats for Sala 'N' C ARLY L E •• . by Larry Wrlgh1 Call 61 4 -24 5 - 3 bdr farm house. 2 mi. out plus depo sil . No inside pets. Cal l 6 14-245-5 190 . 2 bd r. very nice ful l baseme nt locat ed at 4 2 C hillicothe Ad: $195 mo . 575 dep . Call 446-3 8 70 or 446 1340. .,. 1976 Travel t raite'r self conta ifled, 11. .1 4. e:xc. concl:. $3, 750' or lltoke offer . Call 814 -2 6 6 -62q 8 . 12 stabiea now available fo r boarding horses. Al so f ire woo d by cord or ton . 614 · 74 2 -2720 . New violin $276 . Call 446· 9887 . Musical Instruments I~ 81 C ABLE Grand plano, wal n ut; fi n iah. excellent condition, 8 3, 000 . 304- 676-7822 . ·· 59 N1ce 2 bedroom hou se tor p lu s d e pos1t. Small f urn ished h Ouse in ci t y , adults o nl v Call 446 033B . 6 14 - 9 4 9 - 2 B01 . 2 bed ro o m ho use. 1 a cre. a n Kanawha S o ut h R iver, Rt. 2 bdr basem ent apt , lo w er St . At . 7 , $ 18 5 mo nth 3 bdr . apt St. Rt . 14 f w ith base m ent . $ 2 5 0 m on th . Call 446 -4 9 40 after 5 PM . 62 304 - 675 - 75 41 eve n ings . . MODERN 3 be droom , f am ily ro o m , n e a r sc hools & hosp ita l. Raf e re nco & de p osit required. Call 304 -6 7 5 4 3 3B . 2 bdr. apartm ent o verl oo k · ing t he park . Pa rtially fu r nis hed . $175. dep ., w at er paid. Ca ll 446- 002 1 or 446 -3 9 19 . All elect ri c hom e. ava ilable on Ohio Street, reasona bl y pri ce d. Ca ll aft er 5 p.m . 3 04 -675 -57 1 1. A pt . fo r rent . Half doubl o-2 bd.r oo m A pt . Ad ults p referr ed. No pets . 6 14 -992 27 49 . FO UR roo m hou se, J rd. St . M as o n , Ca ll 3 04 882 297 1 . $ 120 per mo nth plu s • deposi t . 1 bed roo m Apt. $ 196 . m o in cl u d i ng utilitieS. Equa l housi ng oppo rtunity . C on· tact Vil.lage M an o r Apts. 6 14-9 9 2 -77 B7 . . NICE country house, plenty free w at or, deposit, no pets, 7 ro,o m hou se. Phone 304675 ·13 15 , .6 p ._m . 42 - 1 ~ J. be drPO!ll apt.s. 6 14 · 992 -64 34.. 6 14· 99Z- S9 14 · or 3 04 ·BB2 · 2566 . 2 bedroom furn is hed Apt $150 . mon t h. You pay util i· ttes . S50 .•depoSit . 6 14-9 4 9 · 2B75 Mob i l e Homes f o r R e n1 Furnished & un f urnished . 2 bedroom s, air co nd .. beauti fu l rive r view in Ka naug a Fo ster' s Trai ler Park . 1 be droo m Rpt . fu rnished in Racin e By week or month . 61 4 - 4 23 - 8 257 o r 94 9 · 2 12 1 3 bedroo m troi l or v, mile off Rt . 7 on Bulavi lle Addi son Rd . Addi SOn. Oh . Nice % acr e lot . $200 per mo. Call 6 14-3 BB -9755 aft er 6 PM . Sm ell Apt f or rent . Grou n d fl o or, utili ties and ca bl e paid . 6 14 -992 -573B LAYN E' S FURNITURE Sof.a. chair. rocker. ottoman . 3 tabl es. (e.. t ra heavy by Frontier), 8685 . Sofa, chair and love se at. $275 . Sofas and chairs priced frofll S2B5 to $B9 5 . Tobias, 8 45 and up to $ 1 2 5 . Hide-abe d s, $ 440 . and up to $52 5 .. Reclin ers, $ 175 . to $350 ., l amps from $28 . to $7 5 . 5 pc . dinettes f ro m $99 ., t o $435 . 7 pc ., S1B9. and up . Wood ta ble with SIX cha irs $42 5 . to $7:46 . Desk $11 0 up t o. $226 . Hutches. S550 . and up,. maple or pine fin ish . Bunk bod comPlete w rth mattresses. $260 . and up to $39,5 . Baby beds, S11 0 . Mattresae s or box springs. f ull or twin, S58 ., firm . $68 and S7 8 . Queen ·set s; $ 19 5 . 4 dr , ch9s1s. $4 2 . 5 dr. che st s. $ 54 . "Bed fram es. $20 .and S25 .. 10 gun · Gun cabin et s. 8350 ., dtnette chairs 820 . and $ 25 . Gas or electri c ranges. $325. up to S37 5 . Baby me tresses, $25 & S35. bed frames $20 . $25. & S30 , king fra me $50 . Good selec tio n of bedroo m su it es , ce d a r c h es ts , roc k e r s, m e tal c ab i net s, swivel rockers. Use d Furniture -- b ookcase, ra nges, chairs. end t ables, w ashers, dryer s, refrigerator s and TV ' s. 3 miles out BulaviHe Rd . O pen 9am to 6pm , Mon . thru Fri .. 9am to Spm, Sat . 446 -0322 A pa rt me n ts 30 4 - 675 564B . 2 bdr. 12x 60 mobile h,am e . - - - -- - - - - - 2 1h m1. fro m Hospit al on old A'PAR T M E N TS , m obi l e At . 160 ~t t Ev ergreen . A chomes. houses . Pt. Pleasant cep t children &: pet s. Call and G allipo li s 6 14 -4 46 - C OUNTY APPLIAN CE S . B22 1 . 4 4 6 -01 57 . IN C . Good used applian ces. wa sher. dryer s. refrig .. TV - - - - - - - - lc UN FU RNI SHE D apartm ent set s. 6 2 7 1(, J rd . A ve .. Galli 2 bedroom s M obil e Ho me in f o r rent , 2 bedroo m , po lis . Ca ll 446- 169 9 . Racine 6 14 -367 -028 8 . $2 10 .00 Cal l Aut om ot iv e S upply , B - 6 . 3 04 - 6 7 5 - Ke nmore heavy d uty wa sher 10 x 6 5 . 2 bd .roo m mo bil e 22 1 8, 6 75 -6 7 63 . li ke new , also WhirlpoOl home in Rac in e area 6 14washer. Wh irlpool dryer, 992 -5B 5 B. O N E bedroom apart ment s Frtgid aire dryer . All gud'ran f or th e elderly . A ll util it ros teed 30 days. Call 614 -2 56 b edroo m 12•50 fur · paid . Tenants pay 30 per - 1207 nished , a1r , w as her -dry er $ 160 . plu s u ti lit ies & dep· con t o f t herr a dj u sted in · !:;::;::;:;::=::;;::=;:::=;:::::: co me in t his HUO subsidize d os it . No pe t s 6 14 -992 apartm ent building . Twin 54 Misc . Merchandise 7 479 . Ri vers Tow er. phone 3 04- 1- - - - - - - - - - 675 -6679 . Equal o pp ort un2 bo d ro o m mobile ho mo ity housin g. Approx imately 5 miles from 1 co f fee t ab l e Mt dd l op on o r Po m eroy 47 Y2 1l 18 1h x15 1h in . and 1 O N E bedroom apartm ent , 6 14· 992 -6B58 . end t able 25J~ 1 8 Vu 20 % 40 2 112 2 4th . St Pt Pleaun t , wi th light w alnut fi nish pho ne. 1-6 14-992 -5858 . Trsiler in Mi ddleport 614 · 32x 53 · 174 p ieces b rown 99 2 · 3590 . underpmnrng f o r a mobile Unfurn ished 3 bedroom cen ho m e used jus t 1 year came tr al ai r. ~ t a r paid. S2 50 2 bed roo m fu rn i shed, 1 off a 14x70 m obile home . m onth . 3a. -6 75 -5294 . ch1ld. no po ts. $ 1 50 per lon g pieces m easure 32 ". m onth . 30 4 -882 -2466 . sho rt pi eces 2 1" end 10 rnc hes acrou. enterlo ck m a 4 5 F urnish e d Roo m s me t al heme. wood grain TWO m o bil e ho m es tor ron I on At . 2 about 5 mrn utes finish . Call a1ter 6PM , 446hom t own . Call oft er 6 . For nm t Sleepi ng Roo ms 3065 304 -675 - 6277 . ' and ligh t ho use keepin g roo m s. Park Ce ntr al Ho tel. Kna uff Coal & Firewoo d UN FURNIS H ED trailer f or Cell 44 6 -0756 . Prices reduce d M ey·July . ent in Hen dftr son, 200 per Pic k o r del ivered . We honor m onth. Garbnge , w at er & lot SletJping room $125, ut ilties HEAP Vouchers Call 614 · pai d. Ph o ne 3 04 -675 -2049 . paid , sin gle m nlo. Sh are 2 56 -62 4 6. bat h, 9 19 Second Av o. Tw o bedroo m m obiht ho me. Gallipolis. Call 44 6 -4416 5 prom dre ues sizes 7 -13, k tt chen furni shed. 1 sm all aft er 7 PM . • like new. Worn o nly on ce. child accept ed, $1 80 plus Ce ll 446 -9 7 69 or 446 rtil i t ies. r efer en c es r eFurnished ap t . ad ult s. No 3 5 9 4 . quired, 304 -6 75 -1076. Pots . 30 4 -675 - t 4 53 . Fo r sale metal culv ert 6 inc h 2 be droo m tr ailer, S 15 0 Furn ished apt . ad ult s. No thru 60 inc h in st ock . Stat e month an d ut ilities. 304 Pets . 30 4 -675 - 1453. approved 16 g aug e 12 inch 675 -40BB . $5 .36 per ft .. 2 4 in ch S1 0 .10 per ft. 36 inch TWO bed r oo m furni shed 46 Space for Rent $1 6 .6 0 per ft . Al so pl astic tr ailer w it h p orch, on 30t h . culv ert in st oc k . 6 rn ch thru St . behi nd Vill age Piua . 18 inch, 8 inch $ 1 .80 per ft .. $275 . m o nth pl us utili ties, COU NTRY MOBILE Ho mo 12 iQCh 83 .60 per ft . Ro n $2 00 . da m ag u d ep o sit . Park. Rou te 33. N ort h of Eva ns Enterprises . 4 m i . 3 04 - 676 · 6 2 06 ask f o r Po meroy. Lar go lot s. Coli South of Jackson on ST . AT. Valerie. 9 3 . 6 1 4-2B8 -6 930 . 992 -7 4 79 . sao . - Sm all off ice spa ce in Pom eroy Clel and Realty. 614992 - 2269 . -:-::-::~--:---=--- 43 F arm s f o r R e nt 47 PAS TUR E. Galli poli s Ferry. 3 04-676 -6 110. - 44 Apa rtm e n1 for Rent --------'2 bd r. Rogen cy Inc. Apart m ents $200 per mo. or if income is $ 10 .000 or less ~~?.e~~~~::::~v:~~.~~ R~~~~ o,. Coll 3 04-8 76 -6 104. . 1 bad roo m ap artment for nt. Call 446 0 390 . e Furniohed 3 rm . apart ment with priva t e bath at 846 Sacon d A ve . Gallip ol io . Ref . pref ered. Call 448 22 16 . Furnis hed effi en cy apt., i n Rio Grande. ut ilities paid . Call 446· 01 67. J ACKSON ESTATES ' Equal Housing Opportunity' has one bedr oom apartment s rent startin g at $16"7 par month and two bedroom apar1menta rent st arting at . 193 P.r month. C.ll 448. 2 7.46 or leeva m o111ge. •, ! CedtH w ardro be. antique trunk , 3 tier g lass tabl e & co nc rete pi cn ic t abl e with beao.h es . Call 614 - 2 66 · 1768 . . Want e d to Rent New & Used Troy Built Tillers. Swlshers Implement, WANT TO RENT: Pas ture. St . .Rt . 7 . Nort h of Gallipoli s. Ph . 446 -2 109 . • Call446-047 6 . ~ ~~~~~~~~~~~ 51 Household Goods AU CTION II FURNITURE 62 Olive St ., Gallipoli s. 6 · d I' · i prel cha8w.ooh ftvlng room au t e w t mc lat erm a $399. bunk bed s complete w ith bunklos &199, 2 piece on tro n livlngroom suites e 199, antron recliners 8 99, othor re clin ors SBO. maple dinette sett $ 179. love seats $ 70, hid e · a - bed $2 60 , b ox sprlng a & 1nattreu tw in or full &100 sot regul ar-f irm $ 12 0 . maple dinette chain $36 , waah otonds $34, mapl e rockers $ 69, 7 piece chrome dinette set $149, 6 piece dinette set t89, uaed bedroom suites, refirgera · tors. ranges, cheat . draaaen ·'+'ringer WIShart • . dryerao, . & ohoeo. Coll446 3 159 rv·.: REPOSSESSED SIGNI Nothin gdownl Take over pay ments 858 .00 monthly . 4 ' x8 ' flashing arrow sign. New bulbs. letters . Hale Sign s. Cal l FREE 1 -B00626 -7446 . anytime. 6 WEAR ~ OU R.,~LY!?So TO &E 5-IDi'TRA CIC.I!O. IF W' E- ' ~ E GOING "TO 50 1..\fe 'TH t ~, WE' VE &eFOR.e. oeo. G OT" TO WOR K TOG, TH e R . Mereu~ Roofing Spc)at.. i ng. 30 year• ·exp~ri.,ce". r~;;=~~=======r~~~~~~~~~~~ Livestock Farm Equipment Good ridin8 horse. ca ll after 6, 676 -13 8 . For Sale John Deere corner planters 2 and 4 row , 8 row 300 gal. tank boom sprayer, ONE year old Rho de laalnd Ford cultivator, Ford rotary Red chicken s. laying. 17 hoes 2 8t 4 row , 8 - 10· 14 ft . Hens, 2 roosters. $36 .90, .. wheel disc, pull disc , pull 304-895 -3660 . ' . . ' . ' • plows, used blade, Stock· land scoop, fenilizer spread · TWO 18 month old regi s· ers, 10 ft . culitpackera. tared Potted Hereford bulls. wheat drills, Cub Cadet ,,all 304-676- 188B alter t ractor with mower deck. TO ' .00.11-Dlro .·•'.. • ,. :1 ! 20 Ferguson tractor. trailer for garden trator. haying equipment. front end loader for BN Ford tractor. other field reading equipment . Howe' s Farm Machinery . Rt . 124 & Mayhew Rd . Jackson . Oh . 614 · 286 · 6944 . 64 HayS. Grain i 71 Autos for Sale 72 VW Beetle, e995 . 30445B -1926 . 72 Trucks for Sale 1976 Dodge 'h .ton PU, 6 cyl. , very economical. Call after Sunday, 614 -985 · 3363 . 1968 Chevy 1fz ton truck, good condition, 1971 Ford truck . 304- 882 -3146 . Coli 614-388 specializing in-9857.' built up roof. -P - o-in - t-in- g- in-ta- r-io_r_& _ e_x_te- r-io-r, wallpaper hanging . Insured, Free eatimatea. 614·949· 26B6. YOU'll DO NOTII!Ifa.' NOT OtllY HA ~ THE HID I Roofing. shingles. spouting and aluminum siding work. Insured , Free Estimates. 614·-949-26B6. • . Hi Presture Cleaning. Alum· inum aiding. mobile homes: wood, bri"ck . a8ndstqne building and ho mes. AIJ• heavy equipment. Fully in'" sured, Free estimates. 614· 949 -2888 . 1988 International dump truck with 1 .000 gal. water tank . 304 -773 -6363 . RON:.S Television Seryice. Specializing in Zenith and ,Motorola, Ou•zar , and 1977 Ford F -150. 4 wd house calls. Coli 576 -2=!9• TELEPHONE poles . $1.00 4 - s peed. good cond . or 446-2464. per foo1 . 304- 675 -8918 . $2,BOO . 304 -773-52B4. F 8t k Tree Trimming. stu!liO REO sculptured Carpet ; 1979 Ford tractor 2, 600 78 F150 ·% ton pickup. removal . Call 676- 1331 .. : .. 1 5x 16 . _()nly 3 years old, series 180 hours, excellent -lcbcellent condition, topper 100 or more bates o1 hay . SBO . 304-675 -2927 . coilditon . .live power. Call Norman G r u eser , complete, cBrpeting, cou ch-· RINGLE ' S SERVICE expe;: 441}· 081 0 anyt i me. bed. Choc olate brown with rienced· roofing . including HARLEY Davidson gas go lf 1- - - - - - - - - - - Minersville. orange & gold stripes. PS , hot tar application, carpen~ cart, good co ndition, garage Black Hawk 2 row corn PB. AM· FM tape player. air tar. electrician. mason. Ca~ kept , 8600. call 304 - 273- planter . Call 614 - 266 65 Seed S. Fertilizer conditioning. ruhning board. ~~:0676 ~ 2088... ~4U. ~~: 2106 . . , 1209 . . Jhar pl S3.BOO Cal 304: •. · · •· · •.. 676 -6664 . . • TVVO , antjque man t les 3 Kin Q K-Utter 3 -p ' till,ri 40 " -· ' --·----~""""~-'--- I·W,ater Wen, .. Co mmerc;lil" c handelier s, reas o nable , 48 " - 60" -72" -88 " ; King FARM AolliSORY .SERvi: · --: 1962 FORD y, "ton pickup, and OoiT)eatic. Test hol8i: 3 04-676 -6B22 . KUtter rotary mowers 40" CE S Grain & livestock mar· 351C , 4 barrel, good condi ~ Pumps Salei and Service. 4 -5 -11-711. 3 pt . or pull type. keting. aoil testing. crop tion, $660. 304 -676 -3634 . 304-895 -3802 . JOHN Deere 1010 tractor, 8N , 4000, 6000 Fordo, Ferg planning . bookeeping. fi plow, , disc , brush hog, 6ft. 30, MF 35 dsl. 150 .gas, JD nancail. planni ng . T.M . A; i Get your carpet in ship grader blade. Antique ice LA w -culitvators, JO 520 SerVices. Inc . Call 614 -446 - 77 FORO Ranger, auto- shape. Water removal, FREE matic tranamiuion, PS, PB, box . Phone 304 ·676 -4679. 620 - 4230 , 8olens lawn 089B or 304 -675-6140 . too many extraa to mention. ESTIMATES, FURNITUF\E traCtors B- 12 -14 HP . 600 CLEANING . CAPTAIN WOOD & coal burner. like new and used tools on lot. WANT to lease tobacco &JBOO . firm . 304 -676 - STEAMER 614 -446-2107. 2563 . hew,)en . 304 - 676 · 40~5 . Jim ' s Farm Equipment Cen quota , Mason , Putnam. Ca · ter. Rt . 36 W .. Gallipolis. bell. Call Morgan Woodlawn E & R Tree Service , fully PRtGtOAIA ~ .•refrigeratO'r-.. Ohio . Call 446-9777 or Farm , · Pliny . 304 · 676 · in s u red . free estimates . 73 Vans S. 4 W .O . freezer. freezer On btntom, 446-2484. 2276, 304 -623 -5843 . Phone 614 -367 -0636. call 3 2 " wide ~e63 ". Phone after 6. 1979 JEEP CJ6 $3,000. 3 04 -676 -4314 . Oliver tractor Oliver 77 304 -675 -1837. aerie's wtth 7ft . mower. Call Painting interior or Bxterior. CHROME craft table. 6 61.4 · 3BB· 8469 attar 6PM .. ~IBippna~ 1rae estimates. Call· 676c' haira . good cond i t io n . . 6344 or 446 -9325 . 1 74 Motorcycles $200 . Brand new Sany o 1975 Case model 450 bull Keros en heater 12 , 900 dozer with 6 way blade. exc . 71 Autos for" Sale 1Painting, interio. & exterior, BTU . Air conditioner, Co m - cond .. $13.000 . Cell 446 bru sh or spray, c ommercial, f ort Air, 18 ,000 BTU. goo d 463 7 . 1982 Honda 450 cunom, res idential, mobile homes, condit ion . 8200. Vit o cla '72 BUICK Electra 4 DR . 2.000 . mi ., exc . cond ., alt ar 5 . 304-675 - 1128, r inet. excellent condition. New Holland 488 Haybine. l.M . Johnson. Hardtop. Mic helin tires, Cli - 81,250. Call 446-2360 . S150. 17' lo ng t ilt trailer, lik ~ now . 614 -949 -2069 . mate Co ntrol AC . $600 . Ph . will hold a sm all Cij r, $ 6 00 . 446 -2991 . 1980 Honda CR BOdin bike, Runell's Tree Trimming, Ph on e after 6 :30 p .m . 614 ~ NEW & Used Harvestore excl. cond ., $460. Call 304 -773-6226. 3 67 -0160 . Structures. Automated li - 1976 FORD ELITE . Good 614, 245 -6892 . vestock feeding -computer cond .. $1 .096 . Ph . 245Call 304 - 676 - 129 3 for USED c arpet, green 8t gold, feeders. Call collect 614 · 6027 after 6 . 1976 Honda Civic $300. black top paving estimates be st offer by May 9th . 2952 685-2260. John l. Betts. 1976 RM - 126 Suzuki , for your drive-way or parkM e adowbro o k D r . Pt . ing lot. Also Buying & se111ng 1974 Pontiac Catilina, nice $300 . Call 614-3BB -B509. Pleasant. 3 row Allis Chalmers no till car. utl ity trailer. new . Call heavy equipment . corn planter. axe. cond. 4 446 - 1 369 after 5 . 1979 Honda 660. Call448 TRS 80 , 16K RAM w ith row John Deere 494 A corn Experienced paint er will do 8663 . CS -80 c assette reco rder. planter. good con d. 10 ft . exterior or interior. verv 1967 Ch ~ vell SS SBOO Call $ 660 .00 form . 304 - 676 · transport disc. 273 -4215 . 448 -4243 . 1978 Harley Davidson elec - reasonable . Free Estimates.· 464B . 304-676- 1242. tra glide. Call 446-2166. HAY baler, New Holland. 72 Chrysler. ex . cond . Call 273 hay liner. price $1800 . 614 -246-9670 . 1976 Honda 550 exc. cond., 55 Building Supplies · 304 -45B - 19 19 . Plumbing lots of extras. 614 -256- 82 1980 T Bird. good cond .• 6B36 . S. Heating JOHN Deere tra ctor. model sacrifice at $ 4 , 300. Call A . 8650 . Call 304 -576 Buildin g material s 614 -367 -0457 . 1 ~81 Honda CB 900 cus· blo ck. brick . sewer pipes. 2670 tom. New rear tire. exc. CARTER ' S PLUMBING 1974 VW Superbeetle (Re· cond . 6,550 m iles . $2,600. w i n d o w 1 . I in t e I s. e t c . 1::;:;:::::==== =::;:= == AND HEATING C laude Wint ers. Ri o Grande. cently reconditioned). 814 -986 -426B after 7 p .m . Cor. Fourth and Pine Call 614-245-51 2 1 . 62 Wanted to Buy 7!5,000 miles, engine over. Phone 446 -3BBB o r 446hauled , new struts. brakes. 1961 Harley Dav is Panhead . 4477 Build your own Early Am eri battery . C all 814 - 246 - Lot s of chrome. E~ecellent can home. 2 or 3 bdr .. WANT TO BUY : 1 Charolais 9588 . condition . $3 , 000 . 614 ' JIM 'S PLUMBING II H EAT$2,996 . Call 1-614 -886 - Polled Bull Calf, around 600 992 - 6179 or 614 -992 ING . Fomerly Dewitt' s 73 11 See o ur mo del . 5006 . 1973 M ~ve rick 6 cyl .. auuto lb. 2 Hereford Springer Plumbing. Call 614 -367 He ifers . close up . 446 · trans. go od t ran sportation. 0576 . S200 . C all 446 -4B71 . HARLEY Da v id s on 71 3B2B .H 56 P e ts for Sale Sport ster 900. rebuilt . e~e ­ WANTED TO ·RENT : Pos - 1980 Ch evett e 4 spd . tran s, cell ent condition. $1500 .00 83 Excavating sharp. $2,795 John ' s Auto f i rm . 3 04 · 882 · 324 2 or ture. Ph . 446 -2109 . 304-6756650 . Sales, 446-4782 . HILL C RE S T KENN EL Bo arding all breeds . AKC Need to lease toba cco poun· Reg. Oo bermena pup s af d dage. Will pay 36 cent . Call 1974 Vega 4 cyl .. auto 1979 Honda CBX real nice. DOZER WORK By Tod trans, 8300 . Call446 -4871 . $2 ,000. good tire s. new Hanna. pond s, ditches . Doberman Stud Serv ice. 446 -3592 o r 446-9777 . basements, et c . Call 446battery . 304-676 - 1600. Call 448 -7795 . "4907 . Carter & Evant 1972 Plymouth 4 cyl., auto trans $400. Coli 448 -4871 . 1978 YAMAHA YZ80, good Transportation. DRAGDNWYND CATTERY 63 Livestock conditio n, $326 . C•ll 304· · KENN EL. A K C Chow pup Lonnie Boggs E)(cavating. 1977 Chevrolet Monza, 4 676 - 19B8. pies, CFA Hi malayan , Persian and Siamese kittens. Angus bulls 1 1o 3 yra . old, cyl. , 4 spd .. new red pal nt 1; :;:=::;== == == = Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck. Work by hour or job. Call Call 446-3844 altar 4PM . a~ecellent blood line, Slate job, & 1,800 . Call 446 - I· 446 -7903. 7385 . 75 Boats and Run Flums, JackSon, Oh. 2 yr . old . Reg . Cocker Coli 6t4-286 -6396 or 614Motors for Sale Foremans Used Cars. For Spaniel to home fenced in 286- 1787. 84 Electrical prop erty . ex c allect wi t h less e~epensive cars. On S . R. 124 in langsv ille. Oh. 614& Refrigeration childre n . Call 446 -9330 a1 - FOR SAL E: Registered Cabin C ru iser bo at, Cornett t er 4 . Polled H e reford Bull s . 742-2734 . & trailer. 150 Chrylser en · Breading oge. 446-2109 . 1978LTO II. am -fm, Strack, gin e. sleeping area . Call M e .~t i can Double Yellow DEPENDABLE WASHER 814 -266 -1202. Head Amazon parrot $376, Registered Angus Yearling a.c .. p .1., p.b ., rear window l - - - - - - - - - - - DRYER REPAIR . Gualoncage 0 100, talks . Ca11446· Bullo . GOEBEL ANGUS defoggar, tu tone paint, no 1979 Sleek Craft jat boat It teed work . Call anytime 064B . FARM . Coolville. Oh. 1 · rust . Call 614 -986 -4258 trailer , low hours , axe . 614 -256 -6620 or 61 4 -256· after 7 p .m . 614-867 -383B . cond .. • 5.000 . Call 446 - 1201. Sealpoint Siamese kitten s. 0963. SEWING Machine repairs . male and female . Have been Registered Polled Hereford 1977 Cher.ty Monza . 4 cy · 1- - - - - - - - - -wormed . $60 . each . No Bull . 4 years old. Vindicator. Iinder, 4 apeed. new red HO u 5 E BOAT , t1 , 000 . service . Authorized Singer c he c k s . Call 614 · 992 · Goo d blood linea. *900. paint job. • 1 .800. Call ·1 - without motor. with motor Sales & Service Shar pen 614 •44 8 · 7 386 . S ci uors. Fabric Shop. 2807 . 986-4107. $1 ,400. 304 -676- 1044. Pomeroy. 992 · 2284 . Oo. o. Oldt~ Water well drilling rig Call l..:: :: :: : = == = = = =: l = = = == = == ==::.l1977 Cutllll Su814-388 -864 3 . promo. &14 -742 -2746 . ED"S APPLIANCE REPAIR 76 Auto Parts SERVICE c all City Furniture - - - - - - - - - OUR ·,~ HOUSE with " "'-· Hoople l - - - -- - - : - - - S. Accessories lnt ell ivi sion Vi deo Gam e ' MaJY' 1978 Ford &lltt., One owner. 304 -675 - 2608 or 448 with 13 canridg ea, voice :,~~ .~ ';'!'~~- ~~~.IHE DIF'~~~F Nf f ji=J: I I tJW~ ~ ~~~ \.-. loaded witfi"'-option s . l - -- - - - - - - - - 0631 . module, st orage lid, $lSO. t:'t. 1 a tr. ~Jii; ~&.i\ \ill~-/ ;,;,";' ~..:_·tJ 1:11 1 ten $2,000. For information 230 cu .in . Chevy 6 cyl. 446 -9472 before 2 30 •.f.tor bored .060 BRC piotono. 85 General Hauli ng Needs a uembled . Firat !II Aluminum 8ft . t ru ck topper. t fl'\'1 E'P1 'n~'-T ; ~~, 1977 Plvmouth Furv 4~door $126 tokeo all. 614-38B 9684 after 6PM . C 11 446 2 '"~ JONES 80YSWATER SER a - 166. ll'v~ KE.Y ~ ' ~.t)C/U · sedan, low mileage, will eel I TF.o h 304 773 f5363 VICE . Call 814- 367' 7471 Baby bed like new, 845 & Wl i"'-f~~~ .... ~:~r ~~- 7...:-c eep. • • · Verioua parta for Datsun or 814 -367-0591 . High chair 8 12 . Call 446~ELt~~,':'~ j, .;';'~" ~ ~~~ "~ 1978 Ford Mustang Hatch· 260 Z or 280 Z. 614 -992 7904 . ~ back, e11.ceUent body cond . 8179 or 614-992 -5008. Need , something hau l ed away or something moved? '~f.::i'/ 1 ' o 302 11· 8 engine, 4 -lpMd; 1 HI<-~~ Five h01vy otoel framod -4 (1 ' '• 1:~.;., 'T~~~DNi>f$ U,700. 304-773-6284. TOPPER for ohort bad We'll do it. Call 446-3169 panned windows 33 in .x 43 1.1 j , . .. VJH!N pickup. paneled, Insulated, between 9 ond 5 . in . 826eachorallfor $100. ... . 1i 1981 Plymouth Horizon, e&O .OO. Coleman I ' utility Call 814· 3$8 · 9184 after 1 SO M ARRIVEC: eut. front whwl drtve, exc. trailer; covered , *300.00 JIMS WATER SERVICE . 6PM . ~' ~ ty~ h A..M._;) cond. 304-4eB-1638. firm 304-675 -6340 oftor Cell Jim Lanier, 304-676 8 r00 p.m . 7397. . Locu. t poll, 7 ft. long. Call 1988 DODGE Polaro 500, 1;;::=::;==;:::===446 -4599 . 38000 orlglnol mileo, gar~~ ; age kept, excellent condi · 78 Camping 87 Upholatary Two horae ualler for aala. don 304 875 1714 1 Equipment Call 614~379- 2436. ~ t1; ... .. ..... ' ' ' . . ' ' ... ... . ("" 1 1878 GR'A NDE PB. TRjaTATE I ' 2 hives of.,.. .. 8 IUpara & ff l . ... PS AM FM at k II 19118 camper covered ' UPHOLSTEIIY 8HOP 1 · ~r • :'1 '"' ' roc • re ey camp eteline of equipment. \ , -~~ I. v . ,_.. Wfh..ll. tirft. Phone wogon, 23 ft ., 12,400. Call 1 1113 S.C. ~ve .. Oollipollo. $260. Coli 448-0212 . .. ;~;; '" • ., -~ t 114-882-8737 . oftor II, 814, 387 -7878 . 44a-7833 or 446 - 1~33 . ~~~. S WAIN FOR S ALE - DITCH WITCH . Model 2300 . Call after 6 o ' c lo c k p . m . 614 - 592 5886 . KNOW Me ... 1 a --==::::: 63 re nt. Eas t e rn Dist n ct. S 150 . D01f~N 'T WE 9 1-!0U L'PN' f ALL OW PAINTING · interior and exterior, plumbing, · roofing. some remodeling . 20 Yf•· exp . Coll614-388-9662 . . · C1.,11r NEA.M-.rM"-tt.u.a.Ptl.lrM OII. 61 HE WOU LP VOU TELL. HIM T ~AT WE' Ve; N EV E-~ SEE N VO U 11 For Sale or Trade ~ -===::::o::: Home Improvements STUCCO PLASTERING •• textured ceilings commer· cial and re"' idential. tr.e r t~';~tes . Call 61~ · 26~~ FOR SALE : Reg~ Qu arter· horae ltud colt , 14 mo . ol d, red roan turning grey, well mannered. will have gelded if ao desired . 446· 7496 after 6 p .m . • GO OD USE D APPLIAN CES · w ashers, dryers. ref rigerators. ranges . Skaggs Appli ances, Upper River Rd ., bes id e St one Crest Mote l . 446-739B . Pi.se-- 13 & Campers AKC Shih Tzu puppleo, 4 male•. 2 females, • 1215.00 n ch . 304-676 -6815& . 57 Si mplicity riding mower, 8 hor se power, ele ctric start. 3 0 in cut. 5 speed. 2 112 veer s o ld. good conditton . $700 . 814 · 992 -3301. 614 -99 2 · 2689 . Dai ly Sentinei - Bird dog puppleo. Coii6143 8B. 8368. Antique Oak Reprodu ct ion f u rnitUre. fUll Nne- in stock, also Ant iques . Paul Conkel• Ant iques, Tuppers Plai ns. of Ri o Grand e. 5 195 mo. The Middleport, Ohio 7~ Motou Hqmes .I I M ed . Cent er Dep. required , S350 m o 9170 . I'Uil l&i Uj r "; ~ l!.L~ 1~':'~~;\;'!~l:~f~Ffif-~H~~~ i.:~E ~j;TS 1~~~~.~I!::_~H~170~~~~EJ·/~£~~"~-~ ·. I · l .:.;.J.,· / l(i; 0 ~·· ~';_!n.~. ~.~~:?.~~...~~77 r; ':.: .:. :;:. rz?!1A1:. I O.H'"!"-t;'· j';1 i/.· ' ' ' . ~/" ~lb. ~. ll'~r;;:r ~ 1\ie.w -~. ,....._ Pri~e, ' ·"'w GASOI.i!\l F. ,\ I.I .FY •• Joel and Rufus are ~reJ \'\if. Uf.•IJ""-' with 40ur ca Avenj! . Go ahead, AverlJ ! from Joe l Come,bo4s! Let's qive them a few minutes alone ! six do lls' an' fo'tl-! PaLJ the man! cent' t' save it f r om t h' masher lr YOU ASK ME t TH INK HARD. VERA . YOU~ .JOB MAY DEPEI'lD ON IT. A SUIT ... IN N U 6~Y WOOL.. 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Society G [I) Concem (jJ CBS Nawa <D> Nov• 'The Case of the UFOs: . Tonight' a program sth s the evidenc" for and agains1 the existence of UFOa. (A~ (60 min.l (Closed Captioned] 1 :00 .ei cil Donee F..or (J) I Spy CD UBFL _ , lloo- drcu ntt 5 Moslem ("Ount of EVENING Pond' CD The M onroe• (]) ESPN Sport•Center [I) . World Chomplonoh lp 4 O' Neill 15 A Nl.tt:on 35 Weary 37 Worship Cil MOVIE: ' On Goldon r·•· lull nursl! r 14 Keeps 5/7/83 D Cil a [I) (JD ,( HIS U F' E HA LF A �•' . •~~~· 14-The Daily ~tinel , ~Good · maintenance • By ROBERT FIRST Soli Coolleniatloa Service What can I do to Improve the fann pond on my land? This guestlon Is asked by landowners ,wbo have one or more ponds on ihetr property. Basic maintenance Is the key to having a good usable pond. , Meigs County has about 700 !arm ponds &'(eragliig 15 to~ years old. ~ rwes from one-fourth to three .acres ot water surface area. Most of need maintenance to >ensure a good source ot water for livestock, wlldllfe and recreation. :Maintenance lnclndes fencing, wa'tershed management and fish ,population control. · Fencing around a pond Is neces· 'Sary when used for livestock ·watering. Keeping livestock out of a :pond will keep the water pollutl<;n· :tree. Locating a water ljUlk below ;the pond will provide clean water to •Jlvestock for many years. ,. The watershed, or the total ·.'surface area the pond collects ·water !rom, must have good :vegetative cover. This cover will ::hold the soU In place and keep the pond from having muddy water and filling with sediment. Wood· land or permanE-nt grass are excellent cover for a watershed ;area. It Is a good practice to have :sod cover around a pond Instead of ;uee ponds trees. Leaves falllng Into the pond wlll cause black looking water and use oxygen whlle decomposing. A good clean pond can be managed for fishing. Weeds and unwanted vegetation can hinder fish population control. Dead water· weeds and other organic matert,al use oxygen when decomposing. · Rapid decomposition can cause a serious oxygen deficiency, thus taking oxygen away from the fish . Keep cattails and other groWing plants out of the pond by following recommended controls. Cattails wlll not swvlve In water over two feet deep. Get to a two foot depth quickly around theedgeofthepond. f'lsh population must be monl· tared for good management A pond should be stocked with the right kinds and numbeFS of !Ish for the size of pond and the level of management you plan to follow. Large-mouth bass, bluegill, and catfish are the most commonly stocked. , ' The Meigs SoU and Water Conservation District (SWCD) has avaUable a Farm Pond Kit that provides Information and tips on managing the farm pond for livestock, wildlife and recreation. The Information kit Is free to anyone Interested In Improving a pond. Contact the Meigs SWCD at 992-6647. Two persons seriously injured Two persons were Injured when lbelr cars collided head-on Thurs· day on a Meigs County road. Injured were Earl C. Kautf, 57, HemloCk Grove; who was lJi;ted In siable condition·at Veterans Mem· orlal Hospital's special care unit this morning; and Keith A. Romine, 27, Po~roY, who · was admitted to Holter Medical Center where he \Vas listed In stable condition this morning. According to the Gallla-Meigs · post of the State Highway Patrol , !<aut! was northbound on County Rd. 20at9:10p.m.whentheaccldent occulTed. Kautf swerved Into the opposite lane and struck Romine's car. causing heavy damage to both vehicles, according to the patroL Troopers cited Kautf for drunken driving, driving left of center. and no operator's license. The cited Stobart Jr., 45, Rt. 1, Racine, for drunken driving and hlt"sklp after a collision on Ohio 7 at 2:50a.m. Thursday. Stobart reportedly pulled out of a private driveway and siruck a 'car driven by Larry A. Longenette, 23, Long Bottom, which was northbound on Ohio 7. . Bbfh cars .sustained heavy damage. Lynn E. Slater, 17, Pomeroy, was charged with falluretokeepassured clear distance after a three-car pileup on Ohio 71n Meigs County. According to the patrol, Slater was southbound at 3:25p.m. when she struck the rear of a car driven by William Killian , 40, Shaker Heights. Killian's car was forced Into a third vehicle driven by Glrcee Notter, 39, Gallipolis. Killian 's car sustained heavy damage and theothervehlcles were slightly damaged. 4 1981 MERC. ZEPHYR 4 DR. c~l. TURBO, Sun roof, air cond., AM/FM/Tape, low mileage, local owner. $5295 Air, auto. trans., speed control, PS, PB, Clean sharp fami ly car. $51 .GREENHOUSE Mother's Day WELL MANAGED - A weD Jllllllqed pond enjoyment for the landowner. (SCS photo). Wm give yean oi Meigs County happenings Emergency runs Seven calls were answered by local units Thursday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Ser· vice reports. At 11: 57 a.m .. the Pomeroy Unit took Ron DUes rrom Wetzgall St., to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Mid· dleport, 3: 11 p.m., Barb Smith, Park St., to Veterans Memorial; Racine, 3: 55 p.m., Racine. Mary Morland, R.3clne, to Veterans Memortai; 9:15 p.m:, Pomeroy Unit, Keith RDmlne to Holzer Medical Center and Earl Kauff to Veterans Memorial from a two car auto accident near . the Pomeroy Health Care Center; Rutland, 9:39p.m., Mark Rathburn !rom. !larrlsonvllle "to Veterans Memorial; Middleport, 9: 55 p.m., · Robbie · Clonch, . Mldd!ei>ott, to Veterans Memoril>.l; 10:44 p.m., · Middleport, Carolyn Schuler, 175~ N. Second Ave., to Veterans Memorial. · •. .., • . · GIFT SALE • ' SAVE ON QUALITY GIFTS Veterans Memorial FOR MOM!! Admltted .. Norrna Stivers, Mid· dleport; Robert VanMeter, Sr., West Columbia; Michael Imboden, Racine; Carolyn Schuler, Middleport. Dlscharged.. RichaFd Eblin, MIchael Hewitt, f'rederlck Oyler. Don Wood, Martha Clonch, Nancy Patterson, BID Shephard. -Uoyd Summer Furniture -Summer Sleepwear -Chair Sale -A11el Tread Slippers · -Ladies' Skirt ·Sale ~Ladies' Blouses Other survivors -Ladies' Slacks -Handbags \ -Wrangler Jr. SpOrtswear -Jr. Dres5es -Revlon & Coty Fragrances. -Ladies' Dresses SHOP FRIDAY TILLS SATURDAY TILL 5 FREE PARKING ON 2nd ST. & MECHANIC ST. Survivors ofKelthAelker, Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, who died at Veterans Memorial Hospital, not listed In his obituary Include two aunts, Mrs. Alma Riggs of Middleport, and Mrs. Flota .McKinney, Point Pleasant: an uncle, Roy Kay, Point Pleasant, and several cOusins. FRENCH -CITY RUN . 5K ·10 K SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1983 Meets Si.mday Rummage, bake sale FOR THAT SPECIA There will be a rummage and bake sale Saturday, May 7, at the Pagevllle FreewUI Baptist Chruch beginning at 9 a.m. Sponsored by the youth group of the church:' ~LADY START TODAY THRU SATURDAY, MAY tAKE AN ADDTIONAI: o/o ' ' - r~~~~~~~~~~ A hlgh·pressure system will mqve By'lbeAeoc!•te.tl"r.east and ott the East Coast by this evening, while a. low In the centml . Plains becoines stronaer and moves lntothemJd..MlssmslpplValley. 'lbe low will move northeast tluwch Mlsaourl tonight and Into centml . Indiana by Saturday. • A StrOIIg SOUtherlY flow' allead Of · the low will bring wann air to Ohio tor the next coople ot days, but humldlty will also be on the Increase. There Is a slight chance ot showers or thunderstonns rJVer northern Ohio today and rJVer Wheel in 711ese .ruse_!! Car 5avihl$ -·-1979 MUST AN(; UJiiKA . ·ShowerS will return tomorrow key · !for keeping good po~d· .. •• 'friday, , . , 6, ·~ . ' . OFF 1978 OLDS CUTLASS •' ' THE TICK.ET PRICE V-6, Auto. Trans., Air, AM/FM/stereo. $4495 ON THE FOLLOWING: --. 1978 THUNDERBIRD · Air, AM/FM/Tape. Rear defroster. PS. Sharp! $3295 1983 FORD ESCORT Gl 1979 DATSUN 210 WGN Auto. Tran& AM!FM/Cassette. local owner. Air, AM/ FM!Cassette, Pre. Sound , luggage rack, PS, reclining seats. local . 1976 OI.DS. DELTA 88 4 Dr. loaded. Creme Puff. Air, speed control, AM/FM/Tape, rear defroster, PS. EXTRA SUP£R SHARP. One Owner. $1995 . 1979 OiEVETTE 2 DR 4 cyt., 4 s~ trans., AM/FM radio. $3095 . .- 255 V·S. aulo. trans., tutone, air cond., AM/FM/Tape. Low mileage, local owner. -- . ....,.-. ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES ENTIRE STOCK OF HANES BRAND HOSIERY , ENTIRE STOCK OF UNGERIE ENTIRE STOCK OF PEARLS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSY SWEATER VESTS ENTIRE STOCK OF BLACK DENIM JENS BY LEES ENTIRE STOCK OF TOWN & COUNTRY SHOES 1 ENTIRE STOCK OF CAUFORNIA COBBlERS SHOES ENTIRE STOCK OF ALL CANVAS SHOES ENTIRE STOCK OF SELECTED COORDINATED GROUPS From Graff Echo Hll'llv ' -~ -- Run Starts at 9:00 A.M. ' 1979 MERCURY XR7 Powe~ SNis, speed control, tilt wheel, AM/FM/Tape. local Owner. ... 302 Eng. Auto. OverdriVe Trans. luxury interior package. local owner. Electronic radio system. All power. . ' • .. \ I ' NoW ONLY t- .- . RS: , ,. i· --·~- ' ON THE "T" IN .SEE GEORGE HARRIS, MAX MILLER OR PAT HILL-G.EN~.MGR. .. • • . MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 992-2196 I Sponsored By Holzer Medical Center and Ohio Valley Publishing Company MIDD~EPORT I 0:00 A.M. TO 6:00 P.M. P.M. Downtown Gallipolis � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource May 6, 1983