https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3c566df91d894d74f0578d2d083746f4.pdf 63f8535f2bf86aaab6ffec026563e52e PDF Text Text Page' 12- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I~side New Miami grid coach joins · Diles toumament field •••Page 4 IN TIMEX GRADUATION SALE WATCH SALE 25o/o OFF e MEN'S Voi.32 ,No .27 Copyliflhtod 1913 New styles 1n men's and ladies' quartz watches, thin d1grtals, rocket watchesand dress digitals. \'<---~.h selection. MISSES TOPS AND SHORTS SALE Wallets &Leather Accessories Dressy styles, casual looks, sailor looks basicS and pull-ons. Cottontpoly blends and 100% poly. Jr. sizes S, M, L All genuine leather wallets in tri-fold and bi-fold styles. Good color selection. Plus travel cases, keylliiners, initialed keyholders. REG. $3.00 ... .... .... .. ........ SALE $2.39 REG. $6.00 .. . ... ........... SALE $4.79 . REG. Sll.OO .... ....... .... .. . SALE $8.79 REG. $18.00 ........ .... .. ... SALE $14.39 MEN'S UGHTWEIGHT -ft~ Sizes 36 to 44. 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SALE $16.00 REDUaD It's automaker's turn to give $12.50 $15.50 $19.40 $25.70 Cameras and ·Film Luggage Sale .Billfold Specials few MEN'S GRADUATION CARDS $10.45 $16.05 $20.95 $27.95 See our Kodak and Polaroid cameras6n the lsi flOor.Ideal grad gift Then select the film, flash bulbs, accessories you'I need for picture taking on that big day 20% MIAMI - President Reagan, In a nother campaign-style trip, said today Congress will be writing a " prescription for disaster" It It fal ls to give a rms to Central America a nd will be held accountable by Americans If the region falls to left ist revolution. In a speech to a Cuban -American audience, Reagan also deScribed Fidel Castro's government as "a new fascist regime" responsible for repression and terror. In a two-hour tri p here, Reagan was having lu nch at a Cuban restaurant in an area known as Linle Havana and speaking at festivities m arking Cuba's independence from Spain in 1902. Reagan, In his. prepared speech. suggested that Congress was moving too timidly on his a rms and economic a id program for Central America . · DRESS .SALE BRA SALE I Sundresses. knrt dresses. 2 pc. dresses and poly/cotton styles. Sizes NB to 24 mos.. 2 to 4, 4 to 6X, 7 to 14. New low plunge strapless bra. Beige or whrte in A. B c and D ~ up. · REG. $9.00 BRA .............................. SALE $7.49 REG. $9.50 BRA ............... .............. SALE $7.99 REG. REG. REG. REG. Super Sport Fuller Figure Bra. Beige or whrte in A. B. Cor D cup. ' I Ohio lottery winners CLEVELAND - The winning nwnber drawn Thu rsday night in the Ohio Lot tery's daily game, "The Number," was 751. In the " Pick ~" game , played five times a week, the winning number was 6518. $7.00 ........................... SALE $5.25 $12.00 ......................... SALE $9.00 $18.00 .............•.......... SAL£ $13.50 $24.00 ........................SAL£ $18.00 Ohio forecast Seventy percent chance of shower s and thunde rstorm tonight a nd . Saturday. Low tonig ht 61}65. High Saturday near 70. Winds var iable less than 10 mph tonight. REG. $8.50 BRA ............................... SALE $7.49 REG. $9.00 BRA ............ .................... SALE $7.99 ) DAI+AS - Union workers have sacrificed e noug h 1111d the Big nvee auto manufacturers must "do the giving" in the next round of cont ract talks, says the new president of the United Auto Workers. " We've given a ll we're going tq give; we're tired of being bla med foi -the Industry's problems," Owen Bie ber. the first of a new generation of UAW leaders, sa id Thursday. "I'm deadly serious when I say It's their tum to do the giving ." The former . vice president of the UAW's General Motors Corp. department was sworn in Thursday at the union's constltutiona l convention In Dallas alter his overwhelming electiOn by delegates the d ay before. . The 53-year-old na(ive of the Grand Rapids, Mich .. area, replaced Douglas A. Fraser. 66; who retired beCause of union rules prohibiting re-election of officer s after they are 65. 'Prescription for disaster' UnLE GIRLS' I 0 In new ly released colirt documents, prosecutors ridicule the claims to Innocence of John Z. De LOrean , saying anyone caught on videotape as he "fondles cocalne and toasts hls future in the narcotics business has defenses avallable to him.' ' The former a utoma ker also otfe rro to Invest $2 mllllon in Asian . heroin and Colombian .cocaine and said !I was a "tragedy" when the deal fell through, the government alleged in documents released Thursday by a federal trta! judge. The statements were contained in papers filed by the government in J a nuary and unsealed Thursday by U.S. District Judge Robert Ta kasugi, alter 'motions by The Associated Press and the Los Angeles Herald Exam iner. . However , alter a hearing ta ter Thursday, Tit ka sugi rejected most . requests by the two news organizations for access to documents. Ha ving unsealed only five of 28 pretrial papers whic h were secret, Takasugi said he would consider opening others later. REG. $11.00 .......... SAL£ $8.79 REG. $14.00 ......•.• SAL£ $11.19 REG. $19.00 .....•.•. SAL£ $15.19 REG. $24.00 ......... SALE $19.19 -~ JACKETS Claims De Lorean dell in heroin LOS ANGELES - Reduced 20% / Ohio econo y threatened y Fed deficits BELFAST, Northern Ireland - Protestant and Roman Catholic politicians In Northern Ireland are fighting bitter battles for leadership of their feuding communities In the British gener al electkm campaign . The outcome of the June 9votlng will determine who speaks for the war-w eary people of Northern Ireland . But It Is unlikely to take the province any closer to ending years of bloodshed. Elections In Northern Ireland are sectarian showdowns that have little to do with Issues in the rest of Britain. They are fought on tribal lines and old hatreds between the Protestant majority and Catholic minority. BLOUSE SALE MEN'S ROLFS \ Extended forecast ·< VAN HEUSEN MEN'S LEE Extended Ohio Forecast - Sunday through Tuesday: Chance of some showers or thunder storms eac h day. Da ily highs In the 60s north and upper 60s to tow 70s south part. Nighttime lows In the40s to low 50s. MEN'S DRESS SHIRTS BASIC AND FASHION JEANS Wembley Ties Neck sizes 14 ~ to 17. Solid colors, stripes, toneon tone poly cotton blends, taperd and regular cut styles. Ideal graduation gift. Featuring basic straight leg style, lee dress blues Lee comfort stretch and fashion looks. All pre-washed denims. 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KNIT SHIRTS All CHESTS IN STOCK It's graduation time for Meigs County pupils..•Page 6 s.••o GRADUAnON GIFT SAlE I Cornice-TV ........................ .. ,.......................................Pace 15 F..dllorlaJ •••••••••••.•. ..•.. ~ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••......••........... , .. Pap I o o • o • • •• • o . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o •• o o • QUAUTY GIFTS FOR THAT SPECIAL GRADUATE /' Area deatbi .... :...........•...........•.,••••.•.., ........................ Pap 18 , ~ adl ........... ~ ................~......................... Paaes 12-J.S.tfl a· Graduatlons •..............., .•••.• ... ....•••.••.••.••••.....••••••••••.•••• •• Page 8 Society ............ ..... ............. .... ~· .................. ........... Pages Sports ............................ ~ ~. . Pages 3-4 GRADUATION GIFTS ... a J. ane®love chest! today's Sentinel lo Maol. be AWARDED SCHOLARSIUP- Zane Beegle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Beegle, Rt. 2, Racine, was presented il $200 scholarship from A.lpha Epslloo Chapter of A.lpha Della Kappa Sorot1ty. Mtlklng the presentation Jean Alkire, chalnnan of the scholarship committee. Beegle wiD grliduate from Southem High School Sunday night. He wUI attend Bethany CoUege this ran where he will play basketball. + By ROBERT E. MILLER A.8oclllled Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio (API Mounting federal budget deficits could wipe out Ohio's parllcipation In a national econom ic recovery even before any benefits are felt . sta te o!ficials say . Cristina Sale. direc tor o( the OffiC<' of Bud~ct and M a na~em ent . gave that view Thursday nig ht duting a discussion of Oh io's economic outlook with thf' Senatf' F inance Committ ee . Ma tthew V. F Uiplc . directoroft he Legisla tive Budget Office, gt-nN· ally echoed that scnt lmenl in response to questions from Sen. Neal F . Zlmmrrs .Jr .. D-Dayton, pres ident pro tern of the Sena te . Zimmers wanted to know in particular about the effec t of a 10 pcrcent cut in th<' froera llncome tax which apparmti)· will lx• implr · mPnted July I at !he in s Jst pn(~' uf Pres ident Reagan . The Montgomery County law. m aker indicated he feels the effect on !he spira ling nationa l debt would be one of "exacerbation," sendi ng lntC'r<'St rntes up af(a!n and thwa l1 · ing Ohio's 1~over-y. Ms. Sa le agreed, pointing out that Ohio's ('("anomy ~>•lies hf'avily in m a ny aspect s on the conlrol of interest ra tf'S - in thf' sa iC' of automobil('S, aut o part s. and othe r bif( lickPt itPms. "1\n cxacf'rba t('<i drfl cll wou lo 1hat Ohio would lead the nation as part of a new na tiona l ca t as t roph~ . The r('("()very wou ld not ~ on. It would die befor~ we enjoyl'd any of the benefits." the budge! director said . F ili plc said he is concerned about th(' polenlia t of hig he r defici ts, but does not rciat<' highN ddlclts entirt:'i.v to the upcom inf( ta ., cui. ~ Ohio lenders brace for big loan crush COLUMBUS, Ohio (APl ,.- Peo- first -SPrvrd bas is. Participa li ng lf:mders will record the exact time a ple hoping to get a low-Interest customer walks through the door." hous ing loan may begin lining up Money for the 30-year, fixed -ra te Sunday night for the first-come, mortgages was raised through bond fir st-served program that begins · sales by the sta te government . ThP Monday. officials say. Sta te o!ficials Thu rsday a n- money was made available 10 lenders stalcwide and will IX' loan('(l nounced rules for borrowing from to consumer s at 9.98percent . $289 million for low-Interest hom e Locally, an OHFA alloca tion of loans. $250,000 was made last week to ''It 's going to be like the California gold rush days," said Dave Shan· Central Trust Co .'sGa lllpoUsoftlcc. It s Middleport office r!'('(')v('d non , head of the m ortgage lending $UX l,OOO. while Bank One of Pomc· division of First National Bank in roy was allocated $40.000. Toledo . . "The response to I he " It'll be hectic for I he ncx1 1wo or program h¥ been phenomena l.' ' three .da ys-," said 'Harold _ThompRaY.JTIOnd T . Sawyer. executive son . vice pres ident at Centra l director of · the Ohio Housing Trust 's Ga llipolis ot'fl c<'. about thr F inance Agency. which oversees amount of applications PXpe<'tN 1o the program. said: " Applications be fil ed starting Monday . wUl be processed on a first-come, Proplc a pplying for the mort· gages must bring a contract oroff('l' showing that the home being pu rchased doesn't <'Xce<'<l the maxi· mum pu rchaS<' price set by lhl' ('('On0 rnic diSII'rSS \'-rhpn • 2(l pc1 1'Cf'l\l of lhl' bond mon<'y is bf'ing atloeat<'<l. Sawyer said . Officials sa let rf'glst m tlons fo r morii(H!(C loan a pplica tions musl lX' made in person: a ppolntm<'nts bv agC"ncy's rulf'S, wh ich varif's df'· pending on location. SawyN said applica nt s for the low-Interest loans won 't be burdened wilh unusual papc1work. " In · addition to the cus tom ary papers requh'<'(! by pa l1icipat lng IPndcrs. •he applicant will be askl'd to sign an affidavit ind ica tin g lhat they mf'<'t th<' first ·lim i' homP buyer rpqulrement s." he sa id . The ag<'ncy defines a "first -_time·: bu yer as someont•who hasn ·t ownr•d ~ a houSP in th r('(' yea rs. 11m t req ui rement doesn't apply in ta1·· g<'ted areas - ne ighborhoods of phonr> won't be aUoWl'll: <.Hid ail appl iea nls w ill hav<' req uests pi'O cesS(<(! lq t hP ord<>r they sign in at pan lcipa 1ing iL•nders . Cath('r lne F(~rrar i , spokt•swom an fo r the sta lL' housing ;1g~ncy . sa id slate off icia Ls won' t lx• SUilJris('d If many hornP buyers sta tion them selves at bank.' early, <'VPO the night bdor£<, in hopl.'s of gPtllng a loan. Som r hanks a nd se~vi ngs und loa ns haw hin'<i sccuri ly ~'Ua l'lls to ma ke Cf'rlaln C'rowd s Hrl' und('r contml .w hL•n t ht' door~ open Monday . Supporters of Ohio truekers tax testify By ROBERT G REENE. A.8ociated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Ohio iAPl - A lobbyist whose s upport com es in part from the ra ilroad lpdustry says heavy trucks pa y far less than their share of road taxes in Ohio. "The evidence Is d ramatic on the underpayment of heavy trucks," Thom as D. Caslunan told the House Tra nsportation and Urban Affafrs Committee on Thursday . Castunan represents Motorists of Ohio for Vehicular Equity. MOVE. as the group carts itSI"tf. has campaigned for a mPasure to ra ise the highway uSC' lax on com mercial trucks 10 gPnProt<' $181 million a year . Thr bill is sponson'<i by Rep. lk<' Thom pson. D· C leve land, th e comm iii P<' chairnlan . Another Thompson bUI !x'Ing he ard 'tn ta ndem would lnc reas<' thr num ber of portablf' truck sea l<• teams run by th<' Highway Palm i from nine to 18. Caslunan sa id his group is su ppori L'<I hy "rat! lnf ei"{'S ts," th<• Ohio Environmental Council and by " indi viduals lnterPstro in thf' fair · ness lssups surrounding highway !i naner." Cashman quotl'd fL'<iPra l and s ta tP cost studies to back his group's posit ion. H£' a lso spoke aga lnsl suggestions 10 uneap thP fuN tax instead. "Uncapping lhr fu£'1 lax would simply exacerba te th<• inl'(JUilif's fou nd to Pxls t in the Ohio study," hP sa id . "Thf' reason is th at, as truck:; gpt tiP:Ivier , they don' l pa,v V!' l)' mur·h mnn• In fut'l laxPs but the~' ca usP a lot morf' damagP lu roads anfl brtdgf"s ." Thr• pmpose<l tax reiiPs on a tormula ti<'li to mtl ca~w and thP s ta t<• gasntlnP tax. II would cost truckNs a bout !1.6 cents a m ile. thp Ohio Trucki ng 1\ssoclation says . The CYrl\ says It would raise I hi' rypica i taxes on a flvf'-ax lc . 18-wht'<'l rig for 70.01Xl milt'S of travel fmm $1,4{)) to $1i.7~ . Reagan wishes defied WASHINGTON (AP ) - The Republican-led Senate, in bold ~defiance of Pres ident Reagan, has ended three weeks of tumultuous budget debate by nar rowly a pprovIng a 1984spendlng and revenue plan which woul<! permit a $9.9 billion tax Increase nex t year, and $75 billion over the next three years. Iri a df""'atlc 50to4,9 roll call vote minutes before midn ight 'Thursday , the Senate gave a stunning victory to a s mall band of te nacious Republi · can moderates and minority Demo- . crats who said attacking swelling federal deficits with higher taxes Is the key to economic recOvery. Their opponents, led by Majority Leader Howard H. Baker Jr., a rgued for higher defense spending a nd against any budget which threatened a ll or part of this year's 10 percent ln<;0111e tax cut. The debate, spiced with acrid partisan battles, wW lilq!ly set the agenda for the 19114 congressional and presidential elEctions. At the very least, the Senate budget resolution sets up tough negotiations w jth members of the Democratically-controlled House, which previously approvecJa bUdget plan with far higher taxes and a far-slower defense ·bUildup over the next'five years. The final budget blueprint lett the Senate after a tense <lay of wild, seesaw legislative battles In which the outcome was in doubt unt U thP very end. The winning p lan was draft<'<i by freslunan GOP Sen. Slade Gorton of Washington a nd was a pproved only after the Senate had taken ninf' previous roll ca ll votes on budget a lternatives of wide extremes. They Included an unsuccessful proposal by conservatlveSen. J esse Helms, R-N .C., for a 10 percent across-the-board cut In spendl,ng except for defensse and Social Securi ty, and an effort by Republl· cans to force Senate Dem ocrals to vote on the high tax -low military spending budget approved by the House. ' Baker fina lly let the budget he and Reagan s.trongly opposed go through the Senate, beCause to block it furlher would have sha ttered the , congressional budget process. Tile majority leader said he was detennined to have the Senate pass a budget, even It It was one he didn 't suppon , and perso na lly called for a second vote on Gorton's plan . Twice betore. Inc lud ing once earlier Thursday night. the Senate rejected the same proposal it ended .up approving, and then only alter there was serious danger of no 1984 budget blueprint passing a t all. .One ot the pl,an's m a in COP supporters, Robert T . Stafford of .· Vermont. saki , "This wa s the ta,st (Continued on page 16) · I CONTEST WINNER - Penny Lewis, daughter of Mr .and MNJ . Robert Lewis, Middleport, waa lhe winner ol The Da Uy Sentinel bike conlell&. Penny won with aN polnl&. She was presented a 10 speed bike. Sec{llld place went loP. J. Richmond, son or Mr. IUid Ml'!l. Rlch~~rd Richmond, Middleport, with 186 points. M11rk Banks, clr culatloo IJUIIIalel', extended thanks lo aU Sentinel C11rrk.+.! lor t~lr participation. Pictured are, 1-r, Penny and Mark Banks. �, Friday, Mlly 20, 1983 Commentary Fage 2-The Daily Sentinel Pon-r Ml~, Ohio Friday, Mlly 20, 1913 Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE ~~~ 9M~ ~v MEIGS·M~SON AREA ,..,..,__,'-...,... •....,...._c:::l,~ ROBERT L. WINGETT Putlll~-4her PAT WHITEHEAD BOB HOEFLICH A1u'l"tunt Puhllfiihl'r/ Controller G.-neral Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nf>W!il Editor A MEMBER of 'nte i\SH~w·lated P~ . Inland OaUy Prf."WW' AWM:latkm and tAl! American New!ipaper Puhlishei"JJ Msodallon. t\U ' lEITERS OF OPINION ~&re Wj!k:omed. 'They should ht! lt'M" than 300 wonbi lon(l:. are "uhjed to edJtlng and mwd. be Ml~ with nllllle, u.ddrt'M and tek>phone I'IEI ~ seem£ -.I Letters to editor Won't help much I would like to speak out on Ohio's new low Interest loans that the voters passed In the last election. If evel)'one In our area saw Sunday's ll"per we really got a lot of II back, didn't we? I don't see this as really helping that much as the money 'Meigs County got would hardly build seven houses of any value. And while we're on the subject or low Interest I would like to say our banks and loan companies here In America are making a killing on Interest now. They have money to bum right now too as they . say :billions or dollars to loan but people aren't dumb . They know Interest shou ld and could come down at least two or three percent but hasn't. Well, lo all Americans, I sal' let the banks keep tqts money for a few months . They'll lower It sooner or later. But right now tell them the Interest raft' Is too high unless you're a millionaire. Well, Americans, If we hold off a lillie longer maybe the banks and loan companies wUI wake up and see that Americans are not a bunch or dummies. - Floyd H. Clela nd , Box 18 Main St .. Rutland, Ohio 45775. _T oday in history Today Is Friday, May ~. the !40th day of198'J. There are 225 days left ln :the year. · Today's highlight In hlstol)': · On May 20, 1862. President Abraham Lincoln signed the Homestead Act, opening m!Uions of acres of land In the American West for settlement. • On this date: . In 1506, explorer Christopher Columbus died In Spain. In !861, North Carolina voted to secede tram the union. : In l9'17. Charles Lindbergh began his solo tllght across the Atlantic In his "plane "Tile Spirit of St. Louis." And. In 1974, U.S. District Judge John Slrlca ordered President Richard Nixon to tum over Watergate tapes and other records subpoemied by the speciJI prosecutor. . Ten years ago: A Camden, N.J ., jul)' handed down a verdict of Innocent In tbe case of 17 anli·war activists accused of breaking Into a federal l!Ulldlni In 1971 and destroying drat! flies. FJw years ago: Tile FBI disclosed the arrest on spy charges of two ~employees fl. the United Nations as they wei,'!! picking up classified documents In Woodbridge, N.J . One year ago: British Prlnne MiniSter Mar&aret Thatcher reJe.;ted a U.N. ~I for further ta~ on the Falklalld Islands, an Indication that Brttaln and Argentina were about" to tight for the disputed South Atlantic territorY. TodaY' s birthdays: Actor James Stewart Is '15. Comedian George Gobel Is 63. 'Thought tor today: "'Theone serlousconvletlon that a man should have Is. that I)Othing Is to betaken too seriously." -Samuel Butler, ENgUsh Wl1ter il&'£19a!) . ·. ' fT1; HUtlol~ number. No unslKJM,->d letters will be puhlU!hed. l..ettN"M should he In good Wile, addres!Jing MueH. not perROnaiiUes. While waiting to decide whether to run for a second term - or to announce a decision already made- President Reagan Is doing all he can to ensure that George Bush has a head start on any competition If another Reagan campaign Is ruled out. Reagan and his vice president walked Into the White House on Jan. ~. 1981, as strangers, following a bitter primal)' campaign In which Bush held ,.out untll the vel)' end to concede to the Reagan machine. · But over the past 2~ years, there has been no sign that the anlnnoslty of the 1900 campaign for the GOP presidential nomination has had any ·· · · · · · · ' ' · spillover onto their days In the White House: · · Of course, there Is no word about whether the president will seek a second term. He appears to be laying a foundation for running again, dropping broad hints aboutneedlng more time to finish his job, His aides all say they think he will run. But ne has said nothing that would be difficult to swallOw If he announces next October. that one term Is enough . And In recent days, the president Is taking all the right steps to make sure that If he does not run for re-election, his vice president can take advantage ·or the administration's Incumbency. Tile president has twice said that Bush Is his only choice for a running mate. He has sent Bush aroun.d the countcy to campaign for R.ep~bllcans, and ·around the world to represent the administration .. Bush has been collecting IOUs from GOP candidates around the .count!)', and has travelled 351,791 miles as vice president. Last winter, he completed a mission to soothe European rears about the president's arms control policies. An extension of that trtp, to Britain and Scandinavia, Is ln the works for June and July. Such a trip cannot but help put Bush In a statesman's role that would give him a leg-up on competition for the GOP nomination. Still, this Is not to say that Reagan Is out and Bush Is ln . "I'm so convinced the president Is running for re-election that I don't see a ny scenario that has hlnn selling Bush up," said one Republican strategist. But, he added, " If for any reason Reagan falters, Bush Is the odds-on .favortte ." : Meanwhile. the president continues to do a ll the right things for a ·nim-declared candidate. On Friday, he Is speaking to Cuban·Amerlcans In ·Miami, a key constituent group In votl~rlch Florida. For saturday, he'll tra.vel to South Orange, ·N.J .• with a visit to Roman Catholic Seton Hall University providing an opportunity to talk about tuition tax credit s. . - Al ever)' chiulce he gets, the president to be dropping hints abOut :his plans- or at least making light of the decision he Is facing. : This week, the 72-year-old Reagan was talking with a group of corporate ·execulives about the MX missile and the need to replace older weapons. "We've begun retiring our Titan ICBMs because of their age," he said, pausing, and then adding: "Don't think what I'm thinking." just bounced orr his bayonet and feU to the ground. Or are they supposed to teach this trick In Guatemalan lnfantiy school?" Ah, then, maybe Mr. Stephen Kass, 1eptesentlng ·the American Watch Comml~. who gathered thlslnformationandgavelttoMr. Lewis. had really Intended to refer to Guatemalan machetes, tnasmuch as It turns out that the Guatemalans do not u$1! bayonets. We II, says Mr. Marnha.m, the Guatemalans certainly know all about machetes, and If they had said machetes to Mr. Kass, notwlthstanding that the refugees were ®t9io fORT~ ~1111!! -'1t!'LEiifi.A,...__ tett.en~ ·- · Reagan lends Bush a helping hand ~ "I've narrowed my choice down to either Reagan or Cranston look like the best bets for short retirements." they . . I . . . ·P oI1t1ca -protectiODJsm WASHINGTON - Tile Justice Department Is returning to the bad old days when the politically powerful could escape the kind of rigorous prosecution that Is applied to lesser mortals . For a short while after the Watergate scandals. no one In high position was above the Jaw. Unfortunately, this Is no longer the case. Unde r Allorney General William French Smlth, the Justice Depart. ment has developed a benevolent mutual protection society, which grants special treatment to polill· clans with the right connections. This Is nm to say that J)Oiitlclans are Immune from prosecullcin today, but Justice Is unlikely to act against someone who has clout Inside the department - say. someone who serves on the Senate Judicial)' Committee. The prosecutors have also demonstrated a proclivity to protect themselves, no matter what dam· age It may cause to the judicial process, when an Investigation like AJ?SCAM bubblegums In their faces. This Is human enough. But the situation Is the worst I've seen since the Watergate convicts were forcibly removed from the White House and Installed In the slammer. I am In the bu siness of exposing the compromises, equivocations and sellouts that politicians are wont to make. This has put me at odds with prosecutors who mete out justice according to their. own Interests and prejudices. Apparently, my exposes have made me somewhat or a pariah In the hall of Justice . John Russell, whose job Is to handle press - - - - - - - -- - - ----T'-· ----.- ~- -- ... ~- Bal11rn«< ·tunds." "How do I do that?" "You take the money you raised from thefatcats and poll\lcal action committees and tum It -over to a direct mall house, whO specializes In political fund raising." "What do !'say In the letter•" :!J H 3111 Mn\ll"ll.lkl'e 18 15 .~ 3'-n Tmtnto • 18 lH 16 l7 .529 .514 4 4Y, 17 18 New Ycrk """"""" 2 .486 15 , 19 Jle<nil .... 1 ·~ 7 16 .>16- 19 ,. 1 Qaklwod 19 17 17 .528 1 Kansas City 15 lfi .484 .421 ..lK ~ -~ 7'fJ 16 13 auc..., "., " "' Fnlnctsco at Ml:ln01!a.l J...o& Arl~ at New York ~¥.! 'lllundq's GIIRW Transactions FOOI1IALL ,__F_t.._ HAMILTON Only iatN!!I ll('tledulerl ~·G....,. Baltllnort> (DMartlnel. 3-6) at T(li"OOIO (Gott 1}.3), (n t Mlnnesota (Schrom 1.411 at Elaiton . 21, In 1 ·" J.. IBurl\5 0.21 at -·~-·~ Kansa.o;. C ity (BI-.re 0.2) . (nl Clt'veland rEidlll'ltergcr l·ll at cauror nlll. tJotfl 2·2i, ( n l Milwaukee /HII8S 1-11 at SeatUe I Beat· tie :t·2!, 1n1 New York (St\lrtey 2·21 at Qak.land tU n· derwood 2·11. (R) S.J"da.y'• Gltlft('B Baltlmort' at Torooto MJMI.'SOtB at Boston TIGER · CA~ Sl:£'\.'e Mob\ar, ~ - F\>k>r LangfOrd, defensive tackk>, AnttJJ~· O!fkoe, deten· slw mel, CIY.K'It HE-bron. wkr rec.'l'lvll'f. tn! , TexaJ t0lliWill 2·31 at Detroit !PetTY Chicago Sail 2¥, Baltin'lorf- 2. Torwto 1 Boston 4, Mlnne!Ota 1 Decrolt 2, TPxu l 10 lnnktgs Sloan~ 1. Callfomla 0 (Hw-st :J.ll , -·- lb!Am al ptTWNrp. (RI 1...o1 AnadN ai New York. (n\ Atlanta at Sl. L«lls, ( nt Houston at Pittsburgh Atlanta at St. Louls Cincinnati at Ch.k:a$:0 ., seante san F1'andlm at ~ "' san o.., at ~· anctnnan at Cb6calo San Dk!go It PtuJadelphla ~TDIVtiiON T"" Callbmla - -··- A._UI (McMwrtey ; ~1 \ at Sl. Lcull IL&Poilt 2-01. UH ....... EAST DIVIIION W LPd. GB 23 -13 Ji39 - ""''"" NMMINI Foott.U Leape B A. L T 1M 0 R E COLTS-SIR"ned PhU Smith. wlriP nn>l\'t'r .Grant FPIISol'l, C'efl· ter.Carl WIUJarn.r;;, 'r"1de rt>Cetver. to a seriK or OI'M:"-yf-ar contracts. CINCINNAT I BENOAl...S--SigJK>d Sf("\\f Maidlow , !lnebocker, La.m Kinnt.'bn.'w, Stanley Wllsoo. runniJta; baCk.\. Mlkll' Mar· tin, wldP. ~twr, and nm Krumrie. nose tadck>. CLEVELAND BROWNS-Signed "'"" llolt, tight end. to a fret- agmt contract. Texas at Detroit Qlk:ago at l<an§aS CitY KANSo\S CITY CHJEFS-SIWK'd Albr-rt Uwls. rornerback. Ellis Garmer, 6fl'f.•,,. sl\'f tacklE>, Mark Shumate. ~rtl . Dwayne Ja<'k..son. defmstvl' Unmum, Ken .loin, tlght md. N('W York at Oakland Cleveland at Callfcrnia. tnl Mllwaulwr al Seattle. ( n l ~'s Games LOO ANGELES RAMS- Annou!K'NI thP Texas at OPrrolt Baltlmae at Toronto Mlnne!iOta at Boston rl'flremfflt of Bert Jones, quartcrb&ck . NEW YORK JE'l'S-Stgned Jeff Kyger, p.~ntN. Jll11M'S 8Pilamy. Ramlr11 Bradk'y. defenstve ends, Pat Harrlni1m, guard . ChlcS~~tJ 111 Kansas Cit) C\1"\/eland at California New York at Dak.land Mllwalikee at Seatfko NA'nONAL LE.o \laiE EAST DIVISION Cut Jay Hoffman, center. SAN OIEG9 0-lARGERS--Siftl'le<l BUiy Ray Smith. dcleosr.re lineman. W LPct. GB St . Loul!l Philadelphia Montreal Pl.ttsb.&rgh Ollequ New York " " 16 L1 13 13 12 tJ 16 l8 ., 21 WEST DIVIiiON l...a; . Al)gries 25 10 Atl&Dta 22 13 San Francbco 18 17 Clndnnall 16 21 San Dkyl 16 . 21 Hou ston 16 21 '11'mw11Ay'1 Game San Dtll'go 3, New York 2 OnJy gamt' schedul«l Fr1d.,-'!ll Gunm .613 .581 1 m 3~ .419 .:IH 6 7 .:112 7~ TI4 .fm - san ~ (Hawkins 2·21 de!lphla. !Carlton 6-21 . 1n1 head (.'03('h . HOUSI'ON GAMBLERS-Awllfdt>d by tile USFL. lor the I!* season. to Jl'rn' A~'\1112, Fred Gersoo. Bfmard Lerner and i\lvln Lubetldn. Named ~ Bur· 3 7 .514 .432 1() .432 t{t 410 11 HOO<EY Nat»nal Hodlf'Y l..PapP WINNIPEG JETii-Sigl\e<l Tim WanPrs. dcl<'metnlll\, to a multi yat'r ron\!'3('1. 'Jefl· · . treal 1Rogers 5-11. In I Houston tl<nepper 1·51 at PlttsbufRh tMcWilllllfl'Ul l-31. tnt the bottom of the accusatlo(ls, according to sources close to both Investigations. Nevertheless, the . accusations worked their way through the gossamerllke processes of the Justice Department. On Jan. 12. 19&1, pollee detective Michael Hubbard told a federal grand jury how he had Infiltrated and broken up a Capitol Hill cOcaine ring. He Identified nine congresslana! customers of the rtng. One, he said, was Sen. Kennedy. On Feb. 10, 19&1, William W. Pearce, a former securtty man for renegade CIA agent Edwin Wilson, told a federal .grand jury. about Wilson's ojleratlons. Pearce said he saw Sen. Thurmond take at least $20,lm In brjbes that Wilson had put Into envelopes. Bothwltnessesmadethelrallegattons under oath and under penalty UniH S&a&e8 Football ~afl'le DENVER GO~F1red Red Mllk'r, rWJ(h Kt'llerlll managE'f . Gtndnnatl (POwer H 1 at O llc<!IJl(l ldns 1:31 ' San Francisco (BreiJllnR <1--31 a t Mnn- at SOCCER Major lncbtr Sou:er l.eCI"' CLEVELAND FOReT.-TnuFd Luis AI· bf>!1o, mldf\f!kk>r, to thr Ptn.sburgh Splrlt lor Krys Sobieski, ~lkN>per . Phila· Mowery named Rio's MVP RIO GRANDE - Guard Jerry Mower)', a 5-8 sophomore from WUUamsport, was named Most Valuable Player of the 1982-83 Rio Grande College Redmen at the annuai basketball Awards Ceremony Monday .nlght. Nationally-acclaimed sportscaster Dave DUes and former Redman coach Newt Oliver joined former Rio Grande coach John Lawhorn In presenting the awards at the ceremony. Mower)' placed the R.edmen In scoring, assists, and free throw ~_u_ch_wa_ld percentage. He averaged 16.1 points and six assists per game while shooting 51 percent from the fioor and 82.3 percent from the free throw line. He earned All-Conference, AUDistrict and honorable mention All-American laurel~ . . Other Redmen "honored at the ceremony Included Bob Shaw (best field goal shooter and best dcfen slve player) , Shaw and John Maisch (best rebounders ), and Rick Fritz (most Inn proved). of-pe-rjuA_.r_t ·oetillion Rio women's MVP "You say you are the best qualified person to be president of the United States. But you can't do It without the support of the little people who are ttred or special Interest groups and aU the big guys who want to buy your vote. That's why you're appealing by mall to . . them. You can't restore theAmert· can dream without their contribution, no matter how small It might be. The mailing could cost you $2 million , but with any luck you'll get back $5 million, which will then make you eligible for matching funds from the government to get your campaign underway." "Are you sure any young person can grow up to be president oft~ United States?" "Of course, Arthle, as long as you have the stomach for raiSing the money.'' RIO GRANDE - Guard Kathy Detllllon was named Most Valuable Player on the 1982-83 Rio Grande College basketball Redwomen at the Institution's annual Awards Ceremony Monday night In the James A. Rhodes Student · Community Center. The 5-6 guard from Beaver, who earlier had been named AllConference, All·Distrtc.t and All· Amertcan. averaged ~ points and five rebounds per game her freshman season. She shot 50 percent tram the floor and 81 ., . percent at the free throw line. Detill!ott was honored for being the highest scorer , best free throw and field goal shooter, and as Most Valuable Player at the ceremony. Nationally-acclaimed sportscaster Dave Diles and former Redman coach Newt Oliver joined Rio Grande athletic director John Lawhorn In presenting the awards. Other athletes honored Included Sue Camp (most assists), Kim Conley (most rebounds and best defensive player)' and Beth sammans. (most Improved). SVAC CHAMPIONS - 'The Southern TornadOES of Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr. cHnched their lhlrd sll'lllglll SVAC baseball championship recently with a 14-3 lrlumph over oectlonal champion Hannan 'l'race. The Soulhem dlamondmeu have claimed live SV AC lilies Since 1!177, however, Wednesday's win was more special as It provided a birthday I Mariners edge slumping Angels on bunt the Baltimore Orioles' edged the By HERSCHEL NR'IENSON Toronto Blue Jays 2-1. the Boston ' AP Sporis Writer . Strong pitching Is getting to be old Red Sox downed the Minnesota Twins 4-1 and the Detroit Tigers hat for Seattle rookie Matt Young. The 24-year-old left -bander fired a shaded the Texas Rangers 2-lln 10 four·hltter for his "tirst shutout and Innings. In the only Nil tionalleague first complete game In nine major game, the San Diego Padres league starts Thursday night as the defeated the New York Mets 3-2. Julio Cruz opened the Seattle Mariners nipped the slumping eighth with a double off Ken Forsch California Angels on Jamie Allen's moved to third on a plckolt and suicide squeeze bunt In the eighth error by the Ca llfomla throwing Inning. pinch hitter Ken pitcher. After Young, 5-3. has won four of his last · five starts, allowlngoniy twoearned Phelps walked, Cruz broke for the runs ln his last 44 Innings. He Is plate and Allen bunted to Forsch, especially tough on left-handed whose only play was to first . The Angels had a chance to score hitters who are only 5-for-42 against In the seven!~ when they loaded the hlnn this !;eaSoi\. "I feel Icangorightafterpeople," bases with tWo oui, but Young Young said after his three-walk, retired Juan Benlquez on a fly ball. Orioles 2, Blue Jays I seven-strikeout gE'm. "U they hit ti. Dan Fot'(j's two-out , twomn they hit it. I'm just on one of those homer In the eighth Inning and the rolls right now where things are six-hit pitching of Scott McGregor going my way.!f they hit the ball relievers led Baltimore to and two hard, they hit It right at the Its fourth consecutive victory . shortstop. You II)' to shut them out Ford's fourth home runoftheseason Inning for Inning. You just go after each batter.l II)' to keep the bali came after John Shelby doubled orr away and get ahead on the count. If Toronto starter Mike Morgan . you get ahead , you don't have to McGregor, who won {or the first tlnne slnce April29, 1ost a bid for the come in." Orioles' third straight shutout when In other American League action, Redwomen place second in NAIA meet FINDLAY ~ Rio Gra nde Col lege's R.edwomen· capped a· s tellar regular season here Saturday afternoon with a second place finish In the NAIA District 22 Track and Field Championships. Walsh College captured team honors wtth l<ll'h points followed by the R.edwomen with 91'h. Defiance with 91, Cedarville with '71, Central State with 46, Findlay with 30, Buffton with 29, Malone with 24, and Wllmlnglon with 15. The Redwomen of coach Monica Mlze came away wllh four district records at the meet. Kyle Simpson (shot put, 39-lO'h and discus . 125·7), Andrea Riggs [high jump, 5-01. and Diane Wllamowskl (40Q.meler hurdles. J: 10.4), set district records en route to Individual titles. Others placing for the Redwomen Include: Simpson (second. high jump), Mi ssy Walker (sixth, hlg~ jumpl: Cindy Pennock rs!Xth,5,IXXI meters) : 400-meter relay quartet of Riggs, Wlla rnowskl. Lort Roberts and Ka ren Baker (fourth); Sue Camp tstxth. mile run); Carol Bialkowski (fourth. javelin ): Janet Groves (sixth , javeltnl : Wlla · mowskt (third. 100-meter hurdles) : Baker (second, 100-meters); Ro· berts (sixth, JOOmeters l ; Riggs (fourth, long jump) ; Simpson (fifth, long jump); Roberts (sixth, long jump!: Baker . (third. 400· meter hurdles): Roberts (fifth, 200-meters); and the mile relay quan.el of Baker ; Riggs, Wlla · mow ski. and Roberts 1fifth\. Qualifying thlnclatls wUI compete next week In th(' NAIA National Track and Field Championships at Laidley Field In Charleston , W. Va: SUGAR RUN MILLS Mulberry Ave. ~ .... -- _ .. _. - ~ easy because he lets you know exactly what he expects from you. l knew from t hl' tim<' I repor1 ed io spring training what my rule was going to be - long relief and a n occasional sta rt when needed . I have to admit! ('xpecled logpl more work, but so far I hawn' l tx~·n needed much.Thr wayourpltchers have bef>n throwing.! ha v<'n' t really had a job.'' TII{~'I'S 2, Rang~'I'S I Pinch hitler .John Wockenfuss hit a bases-loaded sacrifice fly In the lfMh Inning unci Mill WiiC'Ox pitched a four -hitter as Df'lroil s napped Texas' four-gamt? wtn nlng stT'f'ak. Glenn wnscin and Rick Leach O[X'ned the 0eti'Oill0th With Singles off Texas s 1arter MIke Sml t hson and E nos Calx'li ran for Wilson. The runners were sacrificed a long by Tom Brookens and Alan Trammell was glv<'n an intf'ntional walk to load the bases . Frank Tanana rPII<'Vro Smithson for th<' Rangers un<i Wockenfuss. batting for Lou Whi tak<'r, loftPd a hi gh fly to th<' war·ning track In left on a :t-2 pit ch and Cai.Jpll tagg<'<l up and scor'NI easily. Wilson homPr<'d In lh" fill h for Ih<' Ttg('rs' firs t nm r-r:;:::::::::::;:;:;;;;;;, GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE .. New In the Area " 9 Years EJCperiun ce 204 Condor St. Pomeroy , OH. 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'229& 4 cyl., au1o., PS. __,.,., present for Coach Hilton Wolfe. Picture(! are Wade Connolly, Charlie Wolfe, Richard Davis, David Ehersbach, BriiUl Allen, Darin Roush. Back row - Coach Hilton Wolfe Jr., Jolm Porter, Tony Deem, Tony Riffle, Zane Beegle, Robhle Cunningham, Pllul Harm Wld Joey Wolfe . - Missy Wolfe photo. .FOR ALL GARDENERS Cfv · ______ ____ • "Much later, after you've raised the money from the politic~! action committees . They're becoming more and more Important, because they cannot only give Y0\1 money from their kitties. but they can also put out the word to their supporters to send you checks on their own. PAC money Is now becoming the Infant formula or politics." "After I get the money from the PAC people do I talk about the things I believe In?" "No, you stU! have to walt until yciu do a large direct mall advertising campaign asking for L01 ~ ( ~ s.ll at NN' Ycrit (Allerl l-41 . CrU AMI':JUcAN ILUlVlt parties were communicating In a second language, they presumably would have said machetes. "If the refugees means machetes they would have said machetes. 1be English for machete Is machele." Nooneshouldfeelanyappetlteto coneeal. let alone vaporize, Central American savagery. But neither should we disguise CWTellt lll'llV~ cation. I wonder how a New Yorker would react If the haU ~tunnels and brtdges that bring food and people Into Manhattan were suddenly blown up; and the word went out that anyone who helped to reconstruct these arteries would be executed by the New York IJberatlon Front. I suspect that even the Supreme Court would ponder the relevance of the exclusionary rule under such circumstances. Well, It happens that a single bridge connecting El salvador an(! Honduras, called El Amantillo, carries an estlnnated one-halt ot all land commerce among the Central American countries crossing that international bridge. It was put out of cornmlsston In April, and the guerrillas have, as recorded In an lllumlna tlng stocy In the Los Angeles Times by Wllllam Montalbano, "vowed to kill anyone who tries to repair II." In El Salvador, back In 1979, unemployment was at seven percent. It Is 40 percent now pril)'larlly due to the gueiTlllas. How can they hang on? "Technically," a government economist Is quoted, "there Is already an economic collapse. The govern· ment Is without operating funds for Its budget." The only thing \hal keeps El salvador from . slniply turning over the count!)' to thE communist . revolutionaries Is: American ald. Jack Anderson inql!lries for the department, went so far as to tell my associate Donald Goldberg not long ago: "Nobody here will talk to you. We don't like Jack Ander!IOII." This attitude was given' expresslon after I embarrassed two of the most sacred of the department's Brahman bulls. The federal dragnets had dredged up accusalions against two powerful senators who oversee the Justice Department: Strom Thurmond, . R-S.C., who Is chairman of the Senate Judicial)' Committee when the Republicans are In power. and Ted Kennedy, ().Mass., who takes aver when the Democrats come to power. The charges may be absolutely unfounded and unfair, but high Justice officials didn't want to find out. They resisted efforts to get to "How do they know I think the way they do?" "Because you told them the night before. Suppose you met with the suUur burning coal guys. Before the meeting your political manager would brief you on where you stand on coal, so your position squares with theirs." "Suppose I felt different from what they dfd?" "Then you shouldn't meet with them In the first place, because you can't waste valuable tlnne tl)'lng to get money from people you don't agree with. You've gotjust so much lime to raise the dough, and If you agree to meet with the coal people you have the choice of either telling them that you support their position, or at least making them think you do." · "When do I talk to the voters?" a,.ne a Indian and that theretore "both Anyone can be ..._p_r_e_s_id_e_n_t___ A young rna n asked me an Interesting question the other day. "Is It true that anyone born In the United States can grow up and he president of the United Stales?" "Yes, son," I replied. "Providing he can raise enough money to run In the prtmaries." "Do you need lots of money •" "You need lots of money just to run (or Congress. But you need millions of dollars to even II)' for the Rose Garden." " How do you get the money?" he asked. "Well. first you meet In hotel suites with lobbyists a nd corporate dining rooms with chief executives, and golf clubs with labor lead~rs. and they ask you questions and you tell them what they want to hear. and hope they'll give you the money so you can become president of the United States." "Do they give you ALL the money?" "No, each one Is only allowed 'to give a thousand dollars for himself, and a thousand dollars for his wife. But so many guys are splitting up thes(;l days, that you can't count on the thousand from the wife." "If each person can only give a thousand dollars, doesn't the person who wants to be president have to see a lot of people?. , · "You' re not · meeting In hotel suites, and corporate board rooms and golf courses to get a thousand dollars. You're talking to people who wUI make a lot of telephone calls to other people who have a thousand dollars. And you're hop. lng he or she can get those people to make c~lls to their friends and so on." "What does the wrson who makes the calls say to his frtentls?" "What's your nllllij!?" . "ArChie Danllotf;sir." "Well, what you hope tor Is that one of the people you talk to will call up a friend and say, •~ small group fl. us met with Archie Danlloft last night and he ·thlnks the way we do.' _.__ Majors - - ! - ,_ _...:... · _ _ children. They pick them up by the feet and smash their heads against a wall. He heard of chlldret! being thrown In the air and bayoneted. Reporter. Mamham had nO suecess Wbat.eve~, traveling the western highlands ot Guatemala where the above was sakf to have happened, In finding any substantlation for It He allowed himself to ruminate on the gener.a l subject. "If you think about It, the feat would requ Ire qu lte a Iot ot practlce. E van a child's body has a rib cage and a spine. The average fascist beast would look pretty silly If he threw a child In the air and the little chap Some of the news reported out ot Central America Is sensationalized with obvlous reference to the wrtters' prejudices. The Brltlsh Spectator recently published an article by reporter Patrick Marnham, writing tram Guatemallt.. ln which he .gave us a nice, It gruesome, case In point. Anthony Lewis had ln March published a routine tirade this time on "The Butcher)' ln Guatemala." We were told agafn.and again of gcNI!rnment soldiers, In uniform, arriving at a village, rounding up men and women and shooting them. But they apparently don't waste bullets on Scoreboard ... .- w_w__ iam----=-F.-::-B-:-:uc:-kley:-:-~Jr: Jungle ·p.L.._o_II_·t_ic_s_____ The Daily Sentinel . -. - • I Pomeroy, QH. MODERN SUPPLY Street • 992·2164 Pomeroy, OH. ~99 W. Main The Store With "All Kinds of Stuff" For Pels - Stables - Larce and Small Animals lawns - Gardens · �. Friday; May 20, 1983 The Daily Sentinel Page 5 I AI.I set for 108tb. . run of Preakness . ~ Weaver hopes to gain revenge tonight LAS VEG~. Nev. iAPl - Mike : Weaver. still bit ter over the contra• verslal loss of his World Boxing : Association heavyweight cham · plonshlp, gets a chance to wtn the title back from Michael Dokes tonight. The bout is half of an unprece· : dented heavyweight championship : doubleheader to be held at a • 20,00>-seat outdoor arena at the : Dunes Hotel. In the other heavyweighl title fight, World Boxing Council champ Lany Holmes defends his title for . the 15th time, with longshot Tim : Witherspoon his opponent. 1\lso on • the card promoted by Don King Is a : WBC junior heavyweight match betweenchamplonOssleOcastoand challenger Randy Stephens as well as a WBC heavyweight ell!lllnatlon bout l;lel\'!een contendersGrcg.Page : and Renaldo Snipes. The program will be seen on : RSVP, a pay·per·vlewclosedclrcult : ca ble televis ion venture of the ABC and ESPN networks. Dokes, making the first defense of the crown he lifted so suddenly from • Weaver la•t Dec. JO, weighed In at • 223 pounds. Weaver was 21B~ . • The title changed hands ln ju st 6.1 : seconds when referee Joey Curtis : stopped the fight alter Weaver had • been knocked down and was backed · against the ropes by Dokes. 'l'. JQe Price hopes to : : • ' : . ; • : CINCINNATI !API Left· bander Joe Price, who has heen out with a sore t>lbow since May I, Is hoping to rejoin the Cincinnati Reds stru:tlng rotation by Monday. Price planned to throw on lh<' sidelines during toclay' s gmnl' at Chicago where the Reds open a series with lh<' Cubs. Price, whose earn run average Is 2.40, thinks his elbow problems may be a side effect fmm becoming a startlng pitcher after two years In the bullpen. When he pitched In relief. he relied him." belike that movie The Howling, where humans turn Into wolves and eat people. He'll think I'm sweating, but I'll be drooling. I want to get "lf he hadn 't stopped It then, I would have knocked him oot later," said Dokes. But Weaver, a notortously slow starter, denied that and said Curtis had no business stopping the bout when he did. "At no time was I hurt," he said. "At no time did I not know where I was . At no time was I In trouble." But In no time, he had lost his title. Curtis, conterned about rtng safety following the death a month earlier of boxer Duk Koo Kim, said he was taking no chances. As far as Dokes Is concerned , there was no controversy. He Is proud of his crown and the fact th~t he owns the fastest heavyweight title knockout since 1900. " I don't think my title Is tarnished," he said. "Not at all. I think he feels cheated. But l don't. All the controversy the first fight stirred has been good for me. I'm glad about lt. " That controversy has translated Into a $1 million·plus payday for the 24·year-old champion who has a career record of 2641. The draw came In AprU 1981 against Ocasio and was rectified two months later when Dokes knocked him out In one round. "To achieve Is to believe," said Dokes. who offers philosophy to anyone who'll listen. ''!believe. Jam so wired, I'll be like a m adman. I'll BASKETBALL I Also advancing were second· seeded Jose Luis ClercofArgentlna, Third· seeded Eliot Teltscher of the United States, Switzerland's Heinz Gunthardt, another Swede, Hans Slmonsson, Jim Arias of the Unlti!d States, and Guy Forget of France. NEW YORK (AP) -The Houston Rockets, whoflnlshedwlth the worst record in the National Basketball · Association this season, won a coin flip with the Indiana Pacers and with It the right to draft Hoot-4 Ralph Sampson, the lhree·tlme college Player of the Year from the University of Virginia. FOOI'BALL HOUSTON (API - Houston has been aw arded a franchise In the United States Football League, USFL Commissioner Chl>l Slm· m ons announced. Form~r player ·agent Jerry Argo· vitz, Fred Gerson, Bernard terner and Alvln Lubetkln are theprtnclpal owners of the Houston franchise. Singer Kenny Rogers Is among the mlnorlty owner s. TENNIS BERLIN, West Germany <APITop-seeded Chris Evert -Lloyd de· feated Lea Plchova of Czechoslova· 'kla 6-1, 6-2 .to move Into the third round of the $150,00! German Open Tennis Championships. Also advancing Into thequarterfi· nals was second-seeded Andrea Jaeger, · who defeated Beverly Bowes6,2, 6-1. ROME (AP ) - Top seed Jose Higuer as of Spain outlasted Corrado Barazzuttl, 6-2, 6-4 to move Into the quarter11nals of the $375,000 ltal· ian Tennis Open. Hlguer as will meet unseeded American Eddie Dlbbs, who de· feated Paul McNamee of Australia 6-1,6-3. GOLF LEEDS, England (AP) -Tony Jacklin, carded a !ive-under·par 65 at Sand Moor for a share of the flrst ·round lead In an International golf tournament. Also at 65 were local favorite Howard Clark, and Spain's Juan Anglada. • : • mak e a laster because he's anxious to play aga ln. "1 wan t to be ready to go 20 starts in a row when I come back. I want to be able to pitch my game, whatever that Is. Sometimes It's 3-to-l fastballs, sometimes more break· lng balls. . "l don 't want to have to think abou t protecting my arm when I throw. r think they (Reds) are tlllliklng that way, too. One of the first things they said was, 'Don't rush It . We want to have you for the rest of the season,"' he sa id. field Is anticipated - and those who walt beyond the May 31 deadline risk being shut out In the event. Entry forms are available at the bank In Racine, and the Farmers' Bank and Bank One In Pomeroyas well as In local newspaperotllces In Pomeroy. A lull field of celebrities Is assured - with last year's head· liner, Spanky McFarland of "Our qang" lame, headed back lor a return visit. .: . schoolcoachlngdays,hewjlSVOted Cla ss A coach olthe'year. He , played .his college ball as a \ . FRANCIS FLORIST By Playing 352 f. Main St., LMAY 20 thru 26j sociation. Na llo na l Adverllslng Represen tatlv4?, Bran ha m News pape r Sa If'S, FFI,IOAY rhru THURSDAY I 733 Third A ve-nue, New Yor k , New York 10017. 112 E. Main St. , *It's FUN *It's FREE *There's ANew Game On A New Color Card Each Week SUBSC RIPTION RAT ES By Carrier or M,otor Route One WC<' k ... ................. ........... .$1.00 One M onth ...... . . .... $4.40 OnP Year . , ..... ....... .... . ;, $52.80 SINGLE COPV PRICES Dall y .. .. ..... .. .. . ...... . ... ... . 20 Cent s Subsc ribers not des iring to pay therarr ll'r m ay rl:'mlt In a dva nc £' dlre<; t to 698 E. Main St. The Dally Se nti nel on 3, 6 o r 12 month bas is. 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His 13-year pltcherlngolngtbeentlredlstance. :winning percentage Is .560 and he's Wesley Howard and Keith lllcks : third among .all-time Mid· were Rutland's leading hitters 88 . ; American Conlerenee coaches In each had a home run. ; victories. Under Hedrlc's leader: ship, the Redsklns have won four r-------';.._--,----1 • MAC titles and have been to the - NCAA p6st-season tournament . : three times. While a player at the •Oxlord school, .he played on three · • Wliohars. Dryers. Refrlgero·. MAC tltl~wtnnlng teams coached ~ tore. Rengeo. TV oeta. : ; byBIURohr·-whoaiSoanno\mced enn(trdAve. 448· 1899 : ,be's returning lor another appear- MARK V GROCERY BARGAIN MATINEES SAT& S(/N r;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;:~;-1 tournament Is free - but Bob and Gary Roush, owners of the River- Per Week t\31 JACKSON PIKE· RT 3~ WEST return Rose, 41, moved up !rom the post ot defensive coordinator when Tom ' _ t hrough Friday , 111 Court Street. by the Ohio Valley Publishing Co m pa !ly . 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SPAGHETT.I SUPPER I :;To~ ,_,..,"!... f///l.s ' ~;'"" ~~ ; ; • s Publi shed eve ry afternoo n, Monday ·· Miami's new grid coach to take part in Diles tournament and Ohio University are ance In the tournament. long·tlme rivals In athletic competl· , Rohr, though, will hav e divided lion - and once more the two loyalties since he also spent a schools will tangle but this time It's considerable amount ol time at Ohio University. for chartty. It 's already heen announced that The tournament Is set lor June 23 Ohio University wUI be represented at Riverside Golf Club In Mason, W. by athletic director Harold McEl' Va., with a shotgun start at JO a. m. haney. football coach Brian Burke Preceding that will be a li p.m. and basketball coach Danny Nee at hnlbllly supper at Royal Oak Park the Dave Dlles-Appalachla golf the ~venlng of Wednesday, June 22. tournament and hUibllly supper. Tl~kets lor the event are. $00. Today It's heen learned that with all proceeds going to charities Miami 's new football coach, Tim In the Meigs-Mason area. Rose, will tee It up for the first time Deadline lor entertng Is May 31. In the event. And long·tlme Redskin A ticket to the event Includes the basketball coach DaiTell Hedrlc dinner lor the contestant and his CARDS From These Merchants!! I USP S 141Hl80) A Dl\' lslon of Multime dia , Inc . to action by Monday on his power. But start lngrequlresa When I got that straghtened out. I wider rage of pitches, he said. didn 't feel anything. And I was F'or Price, It meant throwing throwlng as hard as l could," he more sliders, which Is harder on the · said. arm. Price planned to throw hard "The strength In my upper arm today. and forearm Is real good. I just "I'm going to wam\ up like I'm couldn't extend the final part of my going to pitch a gam e. Then I'll delivery." throw 15 or 20 pitches and sit down Price said he had some pain when and then go back and throw again. he threw on' the sidelines Tuesday In I'll do that maybe three Innings Pittsburgh. But by the end of the worth. U there's no adver se reaction 25·mlnute prac11ce he was throwing (from Friday's exercise) Saturday, paln·frec. then we're on for Monday." " 1 wasn't throw ing mechanically . Prl~-e said he thought he'd recover Ml~,.;,l BINGO Weaver, who has a 24-10 career rr===========:::;-~-----------­ record, Is ready. " I miss my title," The Daily Sentinel he said. "I want It back." · Sports briefs•.. r~etum YOU-CAN WIN . A fleld ol 13 3-year-olds W;LS BALTIMORE (API - David Cross, trainer of PreakneSs lavorlte entered lor the 1 3-16-mlle test, in Sunny's Halo, vlsltshlsbarnlhreeor which twool the leading contenders, four times a day, even in the middle Desert Wine and ·Marfa, are not ol the night, hoping he dOesn't find a being pennjlted to run with the medication Laslx. rash on the colt. Sometimes It's lbere, sometimes ·" Trainer Jerry Fanning of Desert It Isn't. Cross gives a lot of possible Wine, the 7-2 early second choice reasons why the hives keep popping and t~ Derby runnerup, was upset up on his chestnut colt ever since at the ruling by the Maryland Sunny's Halo left Oaklawn Park Racing Commission. He had saki after winning the Arkansas Derhy Wednesday hewooldrecommendto owners Fred Sahadl and Dan AprU16. At any rate, he doesn' t think the Agnew that they withdraw the colt. "I've talked it over with my, problem will affect the CanadianbredsonofHalo-MostlySwmylnthe owners and my vet," Fanning said Thursday, "and we've coine to the ~running of the second leg of the Triple Crown Saturday at Ptmllco. · conclusion the chances of him Sunny's Halo, who won the bleeding are almost nil." Laslx Is a diuretic which helps Kentucky Derby May 7 and Is the 2·1 early Preaknesscholce, Is expected prevent horses from bleeding to go lor the lead or close to It under through the nose after a race or Eddie Delahoussaye from the No.ll workout. post position. "Everybody (trainers) get con· fronted with this (rash) problem from time to time, " said Cross, who has only two horses In his charge so he can concentrate on Sunny's Halo. "But this Is the Preakness and I'd ra !her not have the problem now.'' Pam Rlehellllld Mike Joaes. Bilek row - Joe Runyoa," Don Mu8on, John Rice, Bob MIWioft, Dave Gaul, Mark Gaddis, Larry Cowdery, Dave Brandt, Ronnie Hensley, 11m Probert, and Mark Rice. 'lbe tracksters are coached by Dennis l!lchlnger. EASTERN'S SVAC CHAMPS - 'I1Ie8e Eastern High School thlnclads recently cUnched the SVAC championship. Some memhen advanced to the district meet, slated today. Pictured are Royce Bls8ell, D$vld Hawthorne, Mark Jones, Doug Begley, Lee Keney, Ann Dldlle, Get Your FREE If You're Not A Daily Sentinel Subscriber, Clip This Coupon And Subscribe NOW! 1 .1 I .I I 111 Court St. Pomeroy, OH. 45769 ~~":':::?::::~=~'~:=~;~~;= 1 1 I Zip Code ........................................ ........... ·-···..................... :....... I I ,. ,.,_..Number ................... ....... .. ................ .... ........ ,.... ~·· · · ·· ·· ··.···· · I~ Oty ......................... ..... .. .............................. ........... .................. ··-····-····-~-····-····-1-··-1--.. ~· '· ., �The Daily Sentinei-Page--7 ,.,...,.,. Middleport, Ohio Friday, Nay 20, 1983 . .Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Eastern graduation ·ceremonies slated Sunday Sixty-four students at Eastern High School \\111 rf,'Ceive their diploma s during commence me nt exercises Sunday, May 22, a t 8 p.m . : The va ledictorian address " A Time For Endings, A Time For Beginnings" will be given by Elizabeth Ann Collins arid the saluta torian address " Wha t Is Educa tion'?" wUI be given by Edward .J. We rry. David Janson, principal, will * present the top 10 schOla rs plus the entire class . The acceptance of the class will be by Richa rd L. Roberts , superintende nt. Presenta tion of diplomas will be made by Berna rd Shrlvers, me m ber of Eastern Local Board of E ducation. Baccalaurea te services wlll be held Sunday, May 22, a t 2 p.m. with the sermon "On My Own " to be delivered by the Rev. Willia m H. Mlddleswarth. Eastern Gradu.alel RebecCa Lou Ambrase, David Alan Ballard . Kei th Ala n Senti. Roger Lewis Btssetl II , Jennl Sue Burke, Jimmy Lee Carter. x Elizabeth Ann COllins, x . Lawrence Bn an Collln.'l, Erma Je an Connolly, Michael Lee Connoll y, Jeffery Ja m ES COONdery, T ammy Ly M Cremeam , Dav id Richard Durst, Becky Jo E ichinger. x · J ulie Elberletd, Kathy Ja neUe Ely, Donna Sue Fra nk, WOll am Mark Caddls, x · Davtd E ldon Gaul, Michael Todd Gibbs. Brtan Edwa rd Grtffln. Sharon DeniM GrUhn. El12a be1h Ann H arrls, Shena Rae Harris, Tomasina Beth Hay man, Mark Ala n Holler. Anne Marie Huffm an. Oeron Lan ce Jrnwett , Leonard EugPne Koenig. Clell F'ran cls LaBonte, J erry Lee Larkins, Kim· berly Kay Lute. J eUrey Allen Mast~. Ray Allen M.auon , Michael Ellsworth Morlan, x · Pamela Sue Murphy. Elwood Junior Myers. Jeffrey David N...,u, J-..y Joe Nottingham, Thom.u Okey PulllM, Shmi L)'l)ll Putman, Jacqueline Marie Rapp, Ten')' Michael Reynolds, X · Mark Edward Rice, John Leslk> .Ridenour. RlvJnda Kay Riebel, Kathleen Ana Ritchie, x . Timothy Ray Roberts , Thomas· Antllony Scyoc, J-..y Beman! Shriven, Jodi Ann Sm ith, x . Ttna Joann Spencer, Barbara Jane Ray Staats, Anita Beth Teaford, Linda Marie 'lb>ma, x •Melilsa Mae Thomas, Rodney Alvtn T'rtpp, Brian ~lth Well, Fra nkie Eileen Wells, Mildred Leslie Wells, X · EdwardJ. Werr'y , Timothy Michael Whitlatch, Dav1d Eugene Young. x - Member, National Honor SoCiety. Sprague, Bam l EDWARD WERRY ELIZABEI'H COLLINS • Meigs HS graduates 154 seniors Sunday G radua tlon cere monies wUI be held at 4: 30 p.m . Sunday In the Meigs High School auditorium for 154 seniors. Krls Lisa Snowden a nd Rowena Averlon have been chose n as the two top sch olastic students at Meigs. Snowden. daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs . Arnold Snowden. R t. 4, Pome roy, Is the class valedictoria n and Averlon , daughte r of Dr. and Mrs. Rogello Averlon of P ome roy, Is the sa lutatoria n. Honorarla ns a re Anita E. Ba· s ham , C indy Crooks, Faith Dickens. Suzan Lightfoot. Ta nya Stobart, Pa ula Swisher a nd Greg Taylor. Bacca la uereate services wUI be held prior to the commenceme nt KRIS SNOWDEN \\ith Robert Melton, pastor ot the Middleport Church of Christ, as the featured speaker. Robert Barton, board president, will present diplomas. Melp Graduates J am ie Lou Acree, Ca n1e Rae Adkins. Bra dley Wayn£' AJf')( a nder, lisa Ela ine Allen , Rowe na Irene Averton, Charles BaUey Jr., Gloria Ann Barrett , Robin Renae BarTett. Anit a E IBlnE' Buham, Karen L. Bates. · Andr('a Jo Baley, Andrew Troy Bauer. Jertrey Lee Bau ghman, James Allen Blan kenship , Na than E . Boatright, c ·l"l"ggO'Y Allen Bolen, J oseph O'alg Bolln, Krtstal Lynn Bolln, Tim Bra ley, Karla Kay Brown. R,ub!rl Ann Bufflnglon, Stt'Vt>h W. Bunce, C r t>g A . Burnem . Brt'll L. Ca,l, Iva n Brett Carl. Jeffrey Dane Carson . Cha rles F'. Chancey. Carla Michel~ Cha pman , Angela Yvonne Clltfqrd, Heinz F . Coa ts, Cynlhla Lynn Crooks, Todd Stephen Cundiff, Barba ra Custer . Craig Thomas Dars1. ~a nn Davts, Va l J ean DaviS, Karla J . Dr-Moss, Fa ith [)enlsf' Dic ke ns , Michael Da le Dil l. Rod R. Ebersbach. Dixit> Renee Eblin , w. Ricky Dawn EdwardS , J\prU Lynn Ellis, Gregory Todd FUe. Tl motlly WUIIam Fife. Brent Justin Flnlaw, Sherry Ann Fox , Kimberly Kay Fraley, Marc~ - Ff1', St("Ve K. Gardner . Tony Eldon Gilkey, Ellzabeth Ann Gkleckncr, BUiy Raybert Coble Jr., Mark A. Goegletn. Michael A. Goegl.eln. Karen Lynn Goggins, Bryan Green, William Ray Green, Regina Grittlth, Todd Brandon Grove r , Barbara Lianne Grueser, Donna Sue Hall, Brtan Haning, Karl Edward Harder, Teresa L. Harden, AnJta Joy Harmon , SCOtt R. Harrison. Angela Sue Hatfield, Michael Joe Hawk, PrtscUia R. Herdman, Earley W. Hill. wuuam Harold Holcomb, Ronald Stacey Holley. Paula C race- Horton. Stephanie .Je an Houchins. James ~cr Hoyt, Angel a sue Hubbard, Annetta. D. Hudson, Clltfo td R. ICfflhower, Usa Marie JaJV1s, Valeria J ean J effers, Rocky C. Johnson, Terry J OhnsOn , Kevin Jones. Assem Osman Kabesh, Allen Lee KJng, Brtll E. Klng. Natalie J. Lambert . Charles A. La nders, Ttna Marl£' Leark, Mary V. Lee, Scott Lester, Michae-l Duane Lewis , Suzan LaurtE> Lightfoot. J otm E . Lyons, Kennf'tll E . McCullough, Roxa nne MC'DanJel, Shirley Anne McDonald, Hugh R. Mcnwralth , There's a challenging and exciting world awaiting all of you, our community's distinguished Graduates! 'tbu've completed a very significant phase in your young lives and now bigger and better experiences lie ahead. Whatever path each of you may venture on, always remember that the friends and neighbors of your community will be behind you with continued support. We're proud of the accomplishments you have achieved up till now, and even prouder of the challenges you're sure to meet in the Mure. We'll be rooting for you eve-y step of the way ...for your Mure is also ours. Congratulations and continued success, Grads! ROOney H. Manley . . Mark Mattox. LoM Anne Maynard, Margery Susan M111er, Ronda L,.ee Mitchell. Katherine Renea Molden, Michael Ray Mowery. Raclnda Kay·Musser, Darlene Kay Nelson, Otarles L. Neutzllng, Brenda tUzabeth Newman, Ttm Ohlinger, Cindy Dee Parker. Steven Paul Patterson, Jeanna Kay Pauley, Scott M . Pickens. Ltrl Ann Pickett. James W. Quillen, Geralcltne E . Reynolds, Rita Renetl Rhodes, Christopher Lee Richmond, Henry Rider, Gf'e@Ory Lee Rlfe. David .Eugene Robson. Bernard Romine, Diane Ross, Kimberly R . Rousl). Lots Anne Roush, Keith A. Scott. John F . sexton Jr., ~nnE. Slater, Anita Kathleen Smith. John'H. Smith, Linda Darncall Smith. R.alp~ R. Snlder, Krls L.. Soowden, Brian Spencer, Julia Ann Spencer, Joyre_ t.yM Stewart Tanya Luann Stobart.• Paula Kay Swisher, Joan L. Tanner, Gregory Wayne Taylor, Wendy Leigh T1ll1s, Michael Albert Tromm, Angela Kay VanCooney, Deanna Faye VanMeter, Matthew C. VanVranken. PeMy Ann Wandllng, Barbara Ellen WIU. Brtan J . Will , Charles Brian WUllamson, Ren£'f' Lynn Wlllls, Susatma Michael J . Wy an. Wise and ROWENA 1\ VERION • Southern High graduates 66 seniors SUnday Sixt y-six Southe rn High School seniors will grad uate at 8 p:m . Sunday when the a nnual com · meneemenl Is held In the hi gh school auditorium . The class will enter the auditorium to " Pomp and Circ um· stance." Becky Lee, a senior , will give the Invocation . Selections will be presented by the band . Melanie Weese will deliver the saluta toria n address and Cindy Evans, the valedic tory address. Principal J a mes Ada ms will prese nt special recognitions a nd the class will be presented by Bobby Ord·, superintende nt. to Ga r y Evans, president of the board who will present diplomas. David Sa l· mons will give the benediction. Baccalaurell tc for the class w'UI be held a t 2 p.m. Sunday In the high school a ud itorium with the Rev. Do n Walke r , pastor of the Racine F'lrst Baptist Church. delivering the Sermon. The choir will present musical selecilons a nd Kathy Bake r, a senior will Int roduce the speake r \\ilh Tonj a Sa lser. a senior, giving the bened ic tion. Kittle Sellers of the graduating class will give the invocation. Memil<' rs of the class Include: Tlnn Mil t'!(' Allen, T my ,h)(! Arnott, M !r haf'l T roy Bnbll', Ku th.rynl.ynn Bilker , 7.am• Ala n Bt•f'Jt lt•, Chrls l ophPr .Jay Bctirlck, Nkhn lHs l..t'i' lh>llr k, ('(l('!l l)ron(' Brlnagcr. ();>brn Ann Br)'tmf. Brinn lA'f' Burkhnm l'r , Sha ri Ann l'OJ,:a r, Floyd Thormts \u nun!IL'i. Ml· THE FOLLOWING AREA MERCHANTS SALUTE YOU!!! chelle Renee Cummi ns. Russell Lee Cum· min.~. Dnvtd Brl'ck Cund1ff, Robert Ray Cunningham , Richard Todd Duga n, J ack Alan Dunaway. Cyn thia Lynn Evans , Blswa· ck>ep Jay GanRUiy. Rotx>rt Bw1on G tbbs, Ann J anl.'lteGIC'nn, Peggy Sue Green .~J ohn Steven G r o~uzcl . William Har mon. Wa lly JQ(' HayN'S, Paul E ugt-ne HI!! Jr., Timothy Chadwick Hump hr<'y s. J ames Richard Hupp, Brurf' Dona ld Johrl5 on. Michell (' Rcn('(' Johnson, J£>ss l~· K£'nn('th O ay1on Klm£'S, Robert Brya n Kincaid . Helx«:a Ann Lee. Ri chard Allen Lyons. R£>)C A\lf'n Mahlm an. KlmbeTl y Ma rle n£> Mnynard, Ta mmy l:k•n!s(' Meadows , Cla!r Alf' n M orrl~. Kim Me lis sa Morrow. Todd Altrrt Mu gr11 ~e. Linda Kay O'Brien , Pa ul Clayton Ours, D~v ld Ray Pa rson.•>, Terry Scotl Patterson. B ru~ Daniel Pickens, Lukt' F:dwa n l P!d l:!rt."i, J ohn William Porter, Tracy Lynn Rltfll}, Els ie Lorain£> Roach, J olvl David Housh, David Twa in Sa lmons. TonJa L«> · Sa l'il'r,' Klttlt• UJralnl• Se llers. Tl'd W!lllam Sm ith , Lorr tt a J aYn£' Spr.ouse, David Mar k Ta llx>tl , Okt'Y Dall" Ttibblr J r .. Jam es Allen Tut·kf'r, Lori Ann Warden. Da nN te ln~n £' Wj'ikJir, Mrl anl£' Ann W('(>s(', A, J . Wil lbanrrr, Cindy Kay Wolf('. Jerry Lester Wolft> and l..t't' M!dtl'!t• Wtllft•. Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy I Hartley Shoes Pomeroy Ph. 992-5272 MELANIE WEfl'!E ' Downing-Childs Mullen Ins. Racine Home National Bank Landmark New York Clothing House Adolph's Dairy Valley, Inc. Middleport Book Store Pomeroy Ph. 992-2049 Pomeroy Ph. 992-2506 Middleport Ph . 992-2641 Pat Hill Ford · Middleport Ph. 992-2196 Central Trust Co. ' Middleport Ph. 992-6661 Gravely Tractor Sales and Service Pomeroy Ph. 992-2975 ingsbury Home Sal Inc. DID ITI Pomeroy Ph. 992-2155 · Pomeroy Ph . 992-2342 Pomeroy Ph . .992-7034 Middleport Ph. 992-5432 Crow's Family Restaurant Pomeroy Ph. 992-5432 Syracuse 992-6333 Racine 949-2210 Rawlings-Coclts-Biower Funeral Home · Clark's jewelery Pomeroy Ph. 992 -2054 Po me roy Ph . 992-2121 ... Pomeroy Ph. 992-6614 Bank One Baum True Value Pomeroy-Rutland-Tuppers Pia ins Ph. 992-2133 Ches'ter Ph. 985-3301 Francis Florist Pomeroy Ph. 992-2139 Pomeroy Ph. 992-2644 Pom•••Y Ph. 992-2136 Pomeroy Ph. 992-2181 . Simmon's · Ewmg Funeral Home Olds.-Cad.-Cheyy, lnc.p...;;;~ G&J Au.to Parts Farmers Bank & Savings Co. The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Ph . 992-3629 Pomeroy Ph . 992-2174 ., . igs Inn/Pizza Shack Pomeroy Ph. 992-2055 Smith Nelson Motors CINDY EVANS IVI ... Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy Ph. 992-2039 I K&-C Jewelers lngel's Furniture & Jewelry Pomeroy Ph. 992-3785 •• • --- · ~-· ----. - ---- Middleport Ph. 992-2635 -~ ------· �.... . ~ ~ Page 8-The Dally Sentinel Friday, May 20, 1911 . Pon11roy Middleport Ohio . ~· !f13.f.l]im!!_~11:.,.~vie AP Televlllloo Writer NEW YORK (APl - "Jacobo Timennan: Prisoner Without a Name. Cell Without a Number," on NBC Sunday night, Is about the Argentinian publisher who was • imprtsone.:J and tortured by the totalitarian military regime. It's a goq:l movie that should have been a great one. Iftlrst-tlmedlrectorUndaYellen had stuck to the facts, staged some scenes more convincingly and refralned from making artsy statements, this would have been a pulsating film. Instead, " Prisoner Without a Name," which has Its riveting moments. particularly In the second hour, mires In the tear-jerker genre. AU the elements of a · real-life thriller are here - action, terror, -• ., . -· ~'~ .r• - ~ ' ,... ... ... -.. ,..,- .._.., .. c ., ,. ~ ClOCKS -Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Glasgow, pictured, and em!'loyes of Modem Supply, W. Main St,. observed Checkerboard Chick Day Tl}ursday. Some 1,800 heavy bred straight run chicks arrived at the store and were being distributed during the day. The Glaagows and employes wore red and whl~ checkerboard designed garments In observance of the day. The Checkerboard Feed Co. spo1180rs the activity. Alfred Methodist Women meet The program, " Understanding Each Other's Faiths," wsa led by Annie Thompson when Alfred UMW met at the home of Florence Ann Spencer May 19. Mrs . Thomp· son read scripture from John and "A Christian Perspective," to open the program. Nina Robinson read "In Christ There Is No East or West." Everyone took part In reading and discussion with special emphasis on e lements common to all faiths. Examples of cooperation between different faith s were given . President Nellie Parker r~a d a letter from the Rev. Thomas thanking the society for the lun· cheon provldro the Rev . Myoumbl and other missionaries May 3. Mrs . Spencer was appointed to check with Thomas on a date for Allred's farewell party for him , Nina Robinson reponed that the vanilla has come and Is still the same price, $2 per bottle. Mrs. Spence r had the prayer calendar and chose Barbara Crouse, Otterbein, a laity leader In ministry to woml'n . The society signed a blr1hday card for her. Thelma HPndorson gave the missions H•port un Tanzania, Wolf Pen news Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tuckerman of Springfield were Tuesday evening an11Wronesday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Tuckerman and Mr. and Mrs. l':ugene Ha nning and Ronald. Mr. a nd Mrs . I.A'ster Frank and Sarah Beth we re Tuesday visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs . Eugene Haning a nd Ronald a nd Gladys 'l'ucke nnan . Willia m Sayre of Atlanta, Ga . visited a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mr·s. Charles Sayre. Mr . and Mrs . John E . Murphy and Chr is, Mrs . .Jo ~n Downs and sons , Mr. and Mrs. Robert Murphy, Robbie, O<>bble a nd Valorle, Mr. and Mrs . .Joseph !':vans, Tyson and .Jonathan, were Mothe r·' s Day visitors of Mrs. John R. Murphy, Peggy a nd Iva Johnson . MJ'. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp and Charles were Mother's Day visitors of Mr. a nd Mrs . Charley Smith. Mr. and Mrs . Ha rley Smith or Kanauga were Tuesday afternoon visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith. Laura! Cliff news Attendance at the Free Methodist Church May 8 was 98. Choir members prese nt were 13. A solo was sung by Pastor Miller and 12 children Sang a song. A flower was glveq to Mrs. Tina Jacobs for being the oldest mother and flower was gtvel) to Vlckey Pullins for the youn11est mothe r. Mr5. Marilyn Miller, Columbus, mother of Pastor Miller, spent a week recently with Mr. a nd· Mrs. MUter and son Scotty: M,.,;. Audrey Hayes and daugh· ter, Shade, visited recently with Mrs. Pella Stahl. Mr, and Mrs. Ed Bauer, Dover, spent a weekend with Mr. a nd Mrs . Dick Karr. Forty-four persons attended Mot'lrr·Daughter Banquet' recent FrldllY evening at the fythlan Lodge In Middleport. Africa , where the author taped native dances as a study of their culture. He asked, "Are these people a proble m or a solution?" Mrs . Spencer served chicken salad sandwiches, fruit whip, a nd cookies dur1ng the social time. Others present were Clara and Osle Mae Follrod, Martha Elliot, a nd Genevieve Guthrie. , Next meeting will be June 21 at the church wlth Ruth Brooks and Nina Robinson as hostesses. Program wlll be "Strengths of Black Fa mil IPs." ' CarrneI news Those calling at the home of Mrs . Lula Circle on Mother's Day were Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Circle and fainlly of Keno Road, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Circle and family and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden and family of Morning Star Route, Ralph Harden and friend all enjoyed the day: Mrs. Elsie Circle, Mrs. Linda Patterson. Mrs. Sue Hager, Flor· ence ylrcle all attended a Mother's Day program at Rio Grande College. Brent Patterson sang In the choir. Mrs. Elsie Circle and Florence Circle visited Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Circle at Pleasant Valley rest home recently . Mrs. Rober1 Lee a nd daugttter, Becky, called at tl)e home of Mrs. E thel Orr at Chester Thursday evening and attended the Mother· Daughter Banquet. There were 48 present lor Sunday School on May 8. Sheryl Luann Johnson celebrated' her twelfth birthday May 8. Eunle Brlnker was guest. She served cake and played games for her birthday. Margaret Ann .Johnson callro on Mrs. Edison Johnson of Racine on Monday presented her with a Mother's Day flower from the Arthur Johnson family . commltment to joumallstlc free. dorn In the face of lntlrnldatlon and torture. But the wliole of this movie turns out to be less than the sum ot ltsparts. Based on Tlmerman 's book. the script was wrttten by Budd Schul· berg ("On the Waterfront") and Stari Silverman. Miss Yellen, wbo also produced the !Ibn, rewrote the teleplay to "humanize the story." Schulberg objected, and only a pseuclonym Is carrted In the credits. NBC wasn't . happy with Miss Yellen, either. Alter the tlrst edit the network canceled the cast'sMay22aJrdate.Butasecond cut Improved the movie's pacing, and It was given a reprieve for Sunday. The fUm opens In Argentina In . 1977. T!merman, the Jewish pijp:'' llsher of an lntluentlal pa!Jer, is enjoying the good lite that stature and wealth brings. broad: to air Sunday 'l'lnlem)an, passionately por· trayed by RQy Scheider, -Initially counsels In editorials that the new mWtary govemmentbegiVenmore time. . Two lnc!deniB galvanize him Into a more. radical stanCe. A friend Is whisked away . by government agents. Then, a womail -p~tlng against the government tellS him her son has been returned- In a box. T1merman 's response is a bllsterlng editorial, clalmlng "the reign of terror is the order of the day. Time has come to tell the story." · . The Meigs County WIC program par1iclpate and a schedule to pick up program coupons. Those falling Into the three categories, having a nutritional need, Income which conforms to state guidelines and are Meigs residents may qualify for this supplemental food program. Schedule for Meigs residents to pick up WIC program coupons at the Meigs County Depanment of Health Includes Initials A through G, Tuesday, May 24; H through 0, Wednesday, May 25; P through Z, Wednesday, June 1. Hours on all three days will be from 9 to 11 a.m . Those who cannot make the appointed day are to repor1 on June 6 between 9 and 11 a.m. Those Interested are to call the Meigs County Health Department at 992-6626 or go to the Multi· Purpose Hea lth Center, Mulberrv Heights, Pomeory, to make a~ appointment lor sornE!tlme In June or later. Treat your broccoli right way ,. j* BUY - SELL - TRADE i* ii has set categoryes for people to What's Cookin'? ************************************~ guides,' dates ! : : 1979 AMC CONCORD DL : STATION WAGON ................................ :...... $3495 : 4 dr.• air, loaded, southern car, 45,000 miles, A·L ~ 1978 GRANADA ....... :.................................. $3295 ; 6 cyl., 4 dr:, loaded. A·l Florida car. * 19n PINTO BROUGHAM .............................. $1695 * ·~· · 50245 Pine Tree Road P. 0. Box 134 ! Tuppers Plains, Ohio 45783 PH. 614-667-3085 Ray (Buck) Larkins- Owner ! i WINNERS-Mrs. Veda Davis, Junior adlvltles chalnnan for the American Legion Auxiliary, Drew Webster Post'38, Pomeroy, seated, dlsp[IQisthejunlor acttvtty merit trophy awarded to the Pomeroy unit on the basis of being the best In activities and programs In L E T T H E M~RCURY For the filth consecutive year, the Junior American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Po5t 39, Pomeroy, has been selected as the most outstanding In activities and programs In the Department of Ohio. The unit headed by Mrs. Veda Davis was recognized and pres· entro the junior activity merit trophy at the state convention held over the weekend at the Hilton Inn North In Columbus. The Pomeroy juniors also recelvro the Dorothy McCullough Americanism trophy. In addition to the two trophies, nurn~:rous other * ! door 6 cvl. engine, power steering and brakes, automatic tr1ns ., air conditioning , AM radio, while sidewall tires, wire wlleel covers. 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WAS NOW 5 '995 • 2495 1976 DODGE D-200 4X4 1979 FORD GRANADA 4 door, 6 cvl. engine, power steering and brakes, aula , Irons .. air conditioning, AM radio, white sidewall tires. WAS NOW 95 '3595 1 3495 S~~N8o '2695 1978 FORD LTD 1977 HONDA 2 DR. CIVIC 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans., AM- FM radio, roof rack, good tires . WAS NOW 12495 2 door, VI engine, power stMrlng and brakes, automatic trans., air · cond., AM-FM radio, 1111 wiiHI, cruise control, rear defogger, spill seats . WAS NOW 3495 1 '1995 1977 FORD PICKUP 8 foot bed, 6 trans. , power steering and brakes, AM radio, rear step 1 bumper, 43,635 miles. WAS NOW bumper, mud and snow tires. SPECIAL '2295 1980 FORD PICKUP 1 3995 3595 1 1982 FORD PICKUP F-150 F·lOO 8 fool bed, 6 cvl. engine. power steering a"' brakes, J speed I lool bed, ' cvl. entline power steering and brakes. auto. trans .. AM radio, rear step bumper. WAS NOW SEE WENDEll VAUGHAN " HAAS '2995 F-100 cyl. engine, 3 speed VI engine, 4 speed trans.. AM radio, 8 fool bed, rear step '5995 1'395 '1695 4 1 '4495 f·150 .RANGER XLT 3St engine. power steering and bra'kn, automatic lrns.. air cond ., AM-FM lltreo, 1111 siMrlng, cruise, lulvne paint, rHr step bumper. NOW . '7495 1982 FORD COUR.IER PICKUP t3,000 miles, 4 cyl. engine, 4 1peec1 lranamllllon, AM radio, rHr · lllp bumper, ICCIDI stripe pkg. WAS NOW '6495 trans., rur step bumper, 515 miles. WAS NOW 7495 1 '6695 DONtT IUY PROM US WE lOTH LOSEI SEE US FIRST. FRIDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Sons of the American Legon wUI span· sor a dance Frtday at Rutland .Legion Hall from 8 p.m. untll1 a.m. Music will be by "Music Unlimited." .L • E T T H E ---:--- RUTLAND -Cheese will be given away al the Rutland Church o! God Friday morning beginning at 9 a .m . This Is the last day c heese will be distributed. --~ SATURDAY 0 BURLINGHAM - Modern Woodmen Camp 7230 wUI spon· sor a ham dinner at the hall In Burlingham on Saturday begin· nlng at 11 a.m. Carry out dinners also will be available. They wUI also have baked goods and a yard sale. Proceeds will be donated to the emergency squad. .M p E T I T 0 N B E w .A R E 1 . RUTLAND - A dance wUI be held at the Rutland Civic Center Friday from 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. Music wlll be by "ltomlc Sounds." c I . 'i-' ~ ,. ~T •. t ' ' . the state. PlcQired with her from the left are Arlca McCUnCOck, Laney Hankla. Mrs. Janlee Hankla. holding the Americanism trop~ award, and Amber Hankla, who aUended the stale meeting and accepted the award!l oo behaH of the unit. awards were received by the local - -state conference. junior auxiliary. The unit took first Others attending from Unit 39 In children and youth, veterans were Mrs. Loretta Tiemeyer, Dis· activities and rehabUitatlon, and trtct 8 junior activities chainnan, foreign relations scrapbook. The and Mrs. Janice l:lankla, acting unit chairman. tlrst place awards will now be submitted for national competition. Jerri Lynn Heed, department The juniors received third on the junior president, presldl'd at the Eduwa School for the Deaf and meeting, Among the d istinguished Blind, hollQrable mention on his· gue!its attending were Mrs. Frank tory; certificate on the "adopt-a · Holschuhm, Department of Ohio grandpa" program, and a citation of president: Mrs. John Nlckoson, merltfor service. Department of Ohio first vice Erica McClintock, Amber ?Jid president. About lJO youth from over Ohio registered for the annual Laney Hankla of the Pomeroy unit asslted with the registration al the conference. ,. CHESHIRE - Special meet· lng of Shade River Lodge 453 will be Saturday at 7::11 p.m. Work will be In entered apprentice degree, to be held at Chester MasoniC Hall. POMEROY -A songfest·will be held at the Silver Run Baptist Church Saturday at 7:30 p.m. The S_u nrlse and Gabriel quanets wUI be featured . MONDAY RUTLAND Rutland Garden Club wUI meet a t 6:30 p.m. Monday at the home of Mrs. Bernard Ledlie. There will be a tour of her garden before the meeting. TIJESDAY POMEROY - Chapter 17, Ohio Association of Public School Employes, wUI . meet Tuesday at 7:30 p.m . at Meigs Junior High School. A representative of Oasis Insurance Co. will be present. Happenings· Film series continuing RAcrNE - Focus on the Family. a film sertl'!i, featuring Dr. James C. Dobson, ls being shown at the First Baptist Church In Racine. The schedule for the remainder of the rums is, May 29, "Preparing for Adolescence, The Ortglns of Sell Doubt," "Prepartng tor Adolescence, Peer Pressure and Sexuality." On June 6, "Whal Wlve!i Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women, The' Lonely Housewife," and "What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew j\bout Women, Money, Sex and Child· ren ." The public Is Invited to view the films which begin at 7 p.m. There wUI be no fUm shown Sunday. May 22. Ticket deadline in Racine RAcrNE - The deadline to purchase tickets to the Racine Alumni Banquet Is Tuesday, May 24. Tickets may be pur- chased at VUiage Cut Rate, Racine, or from Barbara Pierce, <18(01 SR 338, Racine. Dinner to offset expenses of Hall · LETART - A dinner wUI be • served at the Letart Falls Coovnunlty Hall May 29 start· lng at 11: 30 p.m. Proceeds wUI go taward the expertle8 maintaining the hall. The menu · will consist ot sandWiclles, baked beans. salads, desaert5 and~ . . ot ' Bike-a-chon· to be Saturday RUTLAND - A bllle-a·thon will be held Ill tbe Rutland community Saturday tor tbe .benefit ot the cystic ftl:lroU !lind drive. Partlclpallta are to meet at the Rutland Civic Center at 9 a.m. By Dale M. S&oll Melp County Extension Home Economist From tender-crisp steamed broc· coli, dri2zled with lemon juice, to crunchy raw broccoli served with a tangy dUl dip , this delicious vegeta· ble can also be a great addition to soups, casseroles and salads. J\lthough broceoli has been around for thousands of years. It has been a relatively recent addition to American menus. How· ever, for the last 50 years broccoli has been growing In popularity . When you take a good look at broccoli, It's no wonder that it Is such a popular vegetable today. For one thing, It's absolutely loaded with 'vitamin C. You'd have to eat over 100 apples to get the v itamin C In one pound of broccoli. Ewn pitted aga inst oranges, broceoll wins In the vitamin C department. Pound for pound, broccoli has two and one-half times the amount of vitamin Cas oranges. lt 'salso ttigh · In vitamin A and fiber and low in caio'rtes . When buying fres h broccoli. look for lots of green color In the heads , stems and leaves. The size of thr heads do not affec t the quality . Small heads and sta lk.• a re ju•t as good as largeones . One thing tha i you wanl to be especially ca r·etul about Is the condition of the "buds." They should be compact, firm a nd PU'lllish-green or dark green . If the buds are open and you ca n S<'C thr yellow Oowers Inside, then you can figure that the broccoli ls old and may be toughc The sta lks should IJ!> tender, too, and not woody. Any soft places or watery spots on the broccolllndlcatP that the> broccol i is past Its prime. Use the broccoli as soon as possible. The longer that you starr II , the more like ly that th<-rc will b<a loss In quality and nutrient s. Stor·r In a plastic bag In Ihe crisper . '1'1:; not to bruise the broccoli when storing it. This may be son of hard the green color of the vegetable. Broccoli can also be prepared In to avoid since the bunch of broccoli the microwave oven. Place lhP Is so big. I separate the bunches for stalks on a pia te In the "spoke" storage. fashion, but place the norettes One pound of fresh broccoli wUl toward the center . Cover with serve three to four people each two · plastic wrap and microwave until stalks. A 10-<:>unce package wUl slightly unde r done. RPmove , cover serve two to three people . Next time and the broccoli will finish cooking. you ' re preparing fresh broccoli, The following recipe Is for save out a few of the small norettes stir-fried vegetables and fe atures and add them raw to a tossed sa lad, broccoli. The broccoli Is te nde r a-nd or use them as (lippers. Cottage still crisp and really delicious . Th is cheese whirred In the blender with can be pt'Ppared ln a wok or In a big a small' a mount of lemon juice and saucepan on thE' stove. milk wtth onion soup mlx addl'd to Stir-Fried Vegetables taste Is an excellent low ca lorie 2 T. cooking oil snack dip. Coupled with raw 2 gr£1tln onions, sliced tn t,-1 " broccoli, It's a real winner~ pii'CE'S The reason many people dislike 2 ca rmts. sliced diagona lly. cooked broccoli may be because of \6 bunch broccoli, cut ~ .1 •,s " the way that It Is prepared. Broccoli pieces ISIIC(' stems to that thf'y """ is ofte n cookro until It Is a n 1t " in dtametPrt aOOut · 4 unappetizing pile of mu sh. Broccoli 1lOouncf' packag(' fro?..en s now should be cooked only until It ls po•a pods tender-crisp. There are several l cup sliced mus hrooms ways to prepare broccoli. Begin by to waiPr c hPStnuts. sliced washing Md trlmmlngthc broccoli. 2-3 T . soysa uce Trim a little off thr ends of the 2 T. r ornsta rc h stalks, too. The leaves a nd the ~~~ cup watf•r stalks are also rolble and delicious . 'h teaspoon sugar If the sta lks arr bl~er than Heat the cooking alt . Add thP onr-half Inch In diameter, make le ngthwise gashes In thr stems . . green onions. Stir and rook briefly . Add brocco li a nd c·arTots and stir a lmost to the norPttPS . and cook until brorcoll tums bright You can tit' the br'O<.'COii to)lether gr een and carrots become a lttlle and stand the brOS-"Coll upright In a tender. Add pea pods and stir until pan . Thct·r should be about onr Inc h th<' pods arc heated throu gh Cover of boiling water and on<• half a nd let lh<' vegetables steam foronr teaspoon salt ior lcssJ In the pan . to two minutes. Add mushrooms Brlng to balling and cook for flvP wat r r chrs nuts and stir until nil arid minutes. Then cover with an vegetables are hPatro . Dl ssolvp Inverted pan or double boiler top cornstarc h In watpr In a small bowL a nd cook for 10 to 15 minut es mon•. Add sugar and soysa uce . Pour ow •r or unly unt II f<'ndcr-cr lsp. v('getablt~s and stir to coat . Covpr Prrparr broccoli In a s11urrpan thf\ vPgf'tables and IPI thr vrgeta by placin g thr loosr broeroll In a blt:•s s tPam fo r a nothr r rninute or pa n with onr Inch of balling wat r r two. Sf-rvc lmmcdla!Piv . a nd onr-half teaspoon salt. Cook as F'or a copy of ;, guld<' to · previously described. VPgPtables. m nfart Da le Stoll . When cooking broccoli. you can lea vp ! he r ov er on t h(l wholf' Hm<' but liU II SI'Vc ral times Ia permit gasses to escape and thu s prole<"! "'i Legion Post Calendar Umited Time .Offer 2 c M p E T I T I· ~981 ZEPHYR j junior auxiliary selected outstanding ************************************: RIVERSIDE PURE & SIMPLE SALE 11.5% APR AVAILABLE .ON ·1983 MODELS TO QUALIFIED APPLICANTS ...,:',-!;.,., /('· LET THE COMPETITION BEWARE! Umited Time Offer 1. . { *** !** * TUPPERS PLAINS AUTO SALES ·, l't • * A·l. Loaded. * ! 1975 CHRYSLER CORDOBA ............................. $795 ! ! Good condrtion. : !** * ! * ! ! . .. !; 2i9~~t~::& :.~~:.~~:.~~~~-~r~~.~·. . . . . $}495 ! dr.nardtop, air cond., loaded, lots of extras, good cond. : ... 1974 CHEV. ClASSIC CAPRICE * ! CONVERTIBLE...................................... $1495 i ** * Friday, May 20, 1983 Pag&-9 • **: WIC sets By .The Bend 1 In tellln[l the story and "IMdl thls country a conscience.'' 'I'Irnei'man's anti.goyernment SW1ce beCQmeS an obsession. Uv Ullmanil. asnmerman'swUe,lserr~lil bel' attempts to keEP bel' family sate, and later In her campalgll to get her lrusband released. • * ** The Daily Sentinel H.M.S. Pinafore co-stars actor and area relative Commander selected Grover Klein was elected com· mander of Ell Denison Post 467, American Legion, Rutland, at a meeting Wronf.>sday night. . Other officers electro were Harry Thomas, first vice commander: Mark Tillis, second vice commander; Keith Molden, adjutant; Kenny Davis, finance officer; Delbert Mitchell, post chaplain ; Don Laudermilt, sergeant a t arms: andBUI Hobstetter, judge advocate. Plans were made to place flags at the cemeteries on Sunday beginning at9a.m. Memorial Day services were planned with all members to meet at the post In uniform at 9 a.m . A service wiU begin at Miles Cemetery at 11 a. m ., alter which lime the legionnaires will return to the post for a potluck dinner. Square dances are continuing at the Legion Hall each Saturday night . County ExtPnston AgPnl. HonlC' Eronnmlcs . at Box :tl. PomProy , Ohio 457W or ca ll 9!12-li691i. · Bill Da ll y, whn stan'('(! In thr hit tP\Pvls\on shows, " I Dream nf .JC'annlf'" a nd "'lllf' AotJ Ne-wh a rt Show." rcc~ntly co-star'l'<'d wtth .lca nr tta Ku y!' Soutlwrn . grand(!aug h t~r ot F:lia Qulllrn of Sy rar uSt' In {; IIIJ<' rf and Sullivan's " H.M.S. Plnafon•." Tht ' music al was present ed April 29 t hrougl1 May " at Hadford University In Virgin ia where Miss Sou thern, da ughter of Mr. anti Mrs. John South(•rn 1JJ Dora n. Va .. Is ;1 sophomon• ma jorin g In tl>•al!•r. Dull y ls fh (' al' lor who Wil!-1 featur!'d a s Major tl pa lv on " I Drf\am of .lf'annl('," ;u~d ~ lat c• r played Howa rd Bonh •n on '"llr" Bob Newhart Show." Mnn• I'P cently, h f' wrot e and st arrrd In hl!>i TN PLAY - Television actor BUI Dally a nd Radford University siudent Jcanetta Southern recently appeared ln H.M.S. Pinafore a t the sc hool. She Is the granddaughter of a SymcuSI' fi's ldent own pl ay, "Lovcr's Lrap" which ·• premiered In Chica go and has since pla yed In AlbuquPrqur, Clrvrlund a nd St. Petersburg, F la . Star Garden elects officers for next year New officers were elected at a recent meeting of the Star Garden Club, at the home of Mrs. Harry Levis. Elected were Mrs . George Ra· dekln, president; Ruby Diehl, vice president; Mrs. Eugene Atkins, second vice president; and Mrs. Orion Nelson, secretary-treasurer. A report was given on the Region 11 spring meeting at, Rio Grande College, by Mrs. Norman Will, Mrs. Chris Diehl, Mrs. Eugene Atkins, and Mrs. Kearney Ogdln who attended. An Invocation was read from the Chester Garden Club to an open meeting, June 1, at ·the Methodist Church at 8 p.m. The Dawes Aboretum, Newark, Invited club members to attend Its tltth annual herll day on May 21. Mrs. James Nicholson was ·In· eluded on the • sick list Mrs. Lawrence ·Chapman Introduced Mrs. Ronnie Rife, a new member. Mrs. Will read a poem In memory of Mrs. Frank Halliday. The growth I!Jld care ot achl· menes, a plant that Is excellent for summer color, was dlacul8ed by Mn. Nellm. Mrs. WUl tallredon the day lily' An 111'1111iaement featuring miniature !'Oif!S w.as cllaplayed by . Mn. Radekln. MORE - La&e IJ88 ucl earl)' • • produced a bumper crop of twins lor paniUIIvlnJ In the Melp Looal School Dlllrlct. Thill lf'CIUP of IeVeii lieU - aD ellhth grllden at Melp .JIIIIIor lldloql - WID he IM\'Inl to Melp IUp School Ia tile fal. 'nlere are 2!lliudeala In the claM. From left to ....... tbey ll'e lt!IIIIY )IDCI Jule MIDer, daup!en of Mr. ucl Mn. Miller, Ru&lancl. • rro.t: .Joe ucl U.. Haddox, clllldrell of Mr. and Mn. ,_E. ~--------~--~~------------~-------------­ • ~-n ~ • Daniel Young, Pomeroy; Teresa and Usa Wlilttlng· ton, daughtel'!l ol Mr. and Mrs. LesUe Whittington Sr., Middleport; Heather and Todd CuUums, chDdren ol Mr. and Mrs. Jerry CuD1111111, Hemlock Grove; second row -Tammy and Caady StaaU, daughtel'!l ot Mrs. Coanle Staala, P~; Carla and Darla King, daupten of Mr. and Mrs. Jackie KlnJ, Pomeroy; aad Dianna and Deaana Slek, daughlel'!l of Mrs. Do.- Slek, Pomeroy . �Friday, ,.,., 20, 1983 l'aga F\w n•or 10-The Daily Sentinel A1i ddleport, Ohio I Alfred community news_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Sunday School attendance May 8 was 45; church attendance, 15. May 1.5 Sunday School was 44; church attendance, T/. VIsitors at Altred Church on Mothers' Day were Zelma and Henry Hutton , Brecksville; Charles Woode, Dayton, and Mrs. Debbie Ross and Dallas, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mr. Woods gave the opening prayer at Sunday School and led the church singing. The men of the church presented 19 mothers boxes of pansies and sang "Faith of Our Mothers." Genevieve Guthrie visited Mr. and Mrs . Delbert Yost, Lancaster , ]._ Friday. ,.,., 20, 1913 Rt., on Mothers' Day weekend. Other visitors were the Yosts' chlldrm, Mr. and Mrs. Russel Yost and Ann, Mr. and Mrs. John Dlvlnee, Kathy and Joshua, Lan· caster; Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yost, Alfred; and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Yost, Lancaster Rt. Mothers' Day weekend guests c1 Mr. and Mrs. Garland Caldwell were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Caldwell, Carrie and Crtssy, Columbus; Janice Kestner, MlnersvUle Rt. ; and Doris Ewing, Pomeroy. Allred UMW members, Nina Robinson, Thelma Henderson, and Nellle Parker Joined Rev. Thomas for his senr1ce at Arcadia Nursing Home May 10. 1be UMW members sang two songs. Rev. Thomas read from Genesis and Hebrew's the story of Enoch and gave his message on Eoocb's faith. This wltl be Rev. Thomas' last service !here. Church visitors May 14 were Janet Moore,' Athens; Carolyn Sidwell and Henry Long, North Fort Myers, Fla.; Janice Kestner, Minersville Rt.; Steve Weber, Chester, and children, Charles Woode, Dayton. c , ' Charlotte Van Meter ts making a satisfactory l'e(X)Very at home a1ter surgery. ·- . - l - SlaQ:! banquet The annual Cente!VIIIe AJumnJ banquet wW be held at 7 p.m. May28 at the Masonic Hall In Cente!VIIIe. Music wiU be provided by Peg Thomas and Roger WUllams, and the meal wltl be catered by the • Highway Inn. This RIGGS USED CARS, INC. c-o==:==o-a through May 26 by Ray Riggs St. Rl. Ph. 915-4100 Chester H Mill St and Church " MEIGS TIRE \ \ CENIER, INC. ft\ \ • i I I< CONTEST WINNERS - Shirley Friend, plc&ured, Pomeroy, was one of four winners In the past week's new_!Paper bingo game of 1be Dally Setttlnel. She and three other winners, Mary NeMelroad, Pomeory; Naomi Wyatt, Racine, and Ramie Cundiff, Longllot1om, opllt the weekly Sllllln bingo bucks prize money. 1be prize money can be opetJI at lillY of the stores participating In the bingo problem. Phone Answerer With Remote Control Message Playback Now's the Time to Get Your Start In Color Computing! TRs.BO"' 16K Standard Color Computer DU6FONE® TAD-1 t 2 by RadiO Shack . Save •100 Ben Ew1ng and Mrs. Iris Kelton. Refreshments were furnished by Mrs Gertrude Mitchell and ser.red by Mrs. Moore and Mrs Mitchell to Mary Bowen, Carolyn Dalley, Edna Slusher, Mary Stewart, Cora Beegle. Donna Morris, Mary Grueser. and a guest, Kathryn Hysell. Rock ·Springs church mother-daughter dinner Over 100 attended the annual mother-daughter banquet of the Rock Springs United Methodist Church, at Salisbury Elementary School. The dinner was ser.red by the PTO, with Dorothy Leifheit giving the welcome, and Beuna Grueser, the prayer. Therewasspeclalmuslc by the cholr with Becky Romine giving "Mothers Need Our Love." ConniP Little had charge of the program, "The Kind of Mom l'!l , Like to be," with Krista! Bolin, Karen Sloan, Judy Humphreys. Sharon Folriler, Lenora Leifheit. Martha King, Helen Blackston, Suzanne Richmond, Susie Pullins, Sharon Darst. and Ethel Grueser taking part. There was a reading, "Why God Made Mothers," by Thelma Je!fers, and humorous readings by Nancy Radford . Corsages provided by Mildred Jacobs were presented to the oldest mother, Edith Burton; the youngest mother In attendence, Krtstal Bolen; and mother of the year corsage going to Helen Partlow. Group singing oi "Faith of Our Mothers." and the benediction by Deanna Rothemlch concluded the program . Door prizes were planters made and donated by Helen Blackston. They went to Tracy Eblin, Helen Crabtree, Dorothy Lellhelt, Ethel Grueser, Mary Gilmore, and Cora Michaels. Favorsweremadeby the women o! the church and were needlepoint baskets IUied with mints made by Louise Bartels. Names were Inscribed on the programs by Louise Radford. On Mother's Day at the church, the children of the Sunday school had the program. Flowers were given to each mother present. Special ~ltlon went to the oldest mother, Lottie Leonard, and the youngest mother, Christl Blackston. 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Cuelrev:ew. 1114-1008· 200-ln-1 Project Lab Kit By Science Fal:4 Cut33o/o 2995 Reg. 44.95 A wea"h of fun and education -1<10% safe, tool With 7-segment LED, 2 ICs, meter. No soldering. 11211-249 e.- oiC1ro Portable AM/FM Chronomatoc ·2t6 Digital Clock Radio by Reahstoc Sixth y~ Pal/1l£'r, th(l Ri'v Mark MrCl~ Sunda\ srhoo l9· 15 a m Dan Whill', Sunday SchOOi ~tupl. , .John TlclbPI Sr . as.\! sup! Morning Worship 10 1!1 u.m Youlh mectl~ 7 :1) p m WAirn'Sday inclucllng W{'(' tQIS, ct~ger brov<'rs. jun lo• aw'OO nuts. and Junk>r and senior lll~h BYF . d10\r practlrc8. 3J p m WednPsday: pralo1'r I'Tl('('lln~ and Blbk>st\.KI\. Wed:K'Sdav.7::.Jpm CHURCH OF: CHRIST. Mlddl<port, 5th and Main, Bob M€'1ton. mlnlstf'r. AI Har1~n . associat€' mlnls tf'r: Mlkf' Gerlach. SUnday ~hoOI SU)X'MntPIKk>nl Bible School. 9. :f) a .m , mornlng worship , 10· :ll a m .. ('V{'ni~ worship 7 p m Wedno.day Blbk• Study and vouth group rt'l('('t~s 7 p m MIDDI.EPORTrnURCfl OF' THE NAZA· RENF.. Co-pastors, Jh>v . Charle5 Coyk> and Rt'v Nancy Coyk' Bill Whit•. Sunday school sup! Sunda\ school. 9:l) a .m , mornJng worship. 10: lJ a m : Sunday even~listk: meetlll$Z. 7 p 1}'1 · Pra y('r me<>fl~ W<'dnesday 7 39l~s9.95 Sleep and snooze lunctione, display ~ht,· 3" speaker. AC/battery operat1011. 1112·1525 a.- HAZEl COMMUNITY CHURCH Nf'al J.on2 BotTom . EdSC'I Hart, p<I SIOI Sunda\ M'hml q lJ a m . Worship 10 :rJ a m . Pr.1 vC'r m£'('1 in~ 7 :J) p m Thursda) MIDDI.F:PORT F'REEWII.I. BAPTfS'I. CornPt Ash and Plum L.cslk> H.avman pastor Sunday school to u m ., Morn!rl.J! Worship. 11 a m , Wt'dn£'sdm and Sruurdav E\ C'nln~ SPn.'ires 7 :II p m MEIG-' COOPERATIVE rARNI UNITED ME11100L'T CHIJR(11 twv. Richard 'Jboma.,. AI FRED - C'hu n: h ScOOol 9 'Wl .1m Wots hlp. 11 n m UMYF, 6 :ll p m . LMW TH1rd 1'ur>sd1:1\ 7 ll p m Commu ml\ firs! Sunda\ CllfST'ER - Worship 9 ' ' m . ( hUI'('h ~khoollO<t m Rlblf' Stud\ Thursd,l\ 7 p m UMW, firs t Thursday. I p m, Communion fi ns! Sund(tv JOPPA - Wor-.hlp q l'l a m Chun: h School 111 It am BLblf' Studv \\C'dn('S(!;n 7 .l lpm LON(. BOTID!\ot - Chureh S(:hml () kl a m , W01 s hip, 7 p m . Bib!(' S1L.xh WPdnt:'Sdav 7 :llp m UMYF Wedn<'Sd,a\ ,6 p m . Communton FirsT Sundav RI.EDSVII.I.E - Chur<'h School. 9 Jl a m Worsh ip 11 ,, m TUPPE.RS PLAINS ST PAUl. - Chur('h School 9d m Wor~h1p lOam ; Blblf'S !u£h 'fu(l!o;(\av, 7 :\0 p m UMW Third 1\LI 'Sl!,\\ 7 l) p m , Commumon f 1rst Sundav CEN'I1tA.L CLUSTER Rev. Stanley \o\'. Menifk>ld R.v. Rkhon! Roth<.mkh Rt•v. ltohert F. Rohim;on Ke\•, Hoht>rt Rider, .Jr ASnt.JRY 1Svracus<'t- Worship, II a m . Chuu•h S«"hool q n am . Chdl'l!f' B1blt Stuch. Wcdm'Sda\ , 7 1J p m . UMW Ill'S I Tut'SI:Iay 7 fl p m Chol1 Rt'llC"arsa l WPdrwsda v. ll l' l p m UMW, fourth Sundav 6Jlpm EI'ITERPR TSE - Wor.-;h lp q a m . ChUI'('h School. 10 am •• BlbiP Study, 1\IP.;day. 7<tl pm UMW First Monda\ . '7 :ll p m . UM YF , Sunday, Gp m Choir IT'hC'a t sal. b ~ pm Wed~av F'I.J\'TWOODS - Church School HI a m Wm Ship, I .t m , B1hk' Studv TIJUrsd,l \', i p m . UM\'F'. Sundll\'. 6 p m FOREST RUN- Worship, (ta m (hurt h SchOOl, t O am Ch01r PractiN.'. 1\i('sdav. h ll pm . UW!\ . first ·~av 7 :ll pm IIE ATII 1M idd)('porll - fllul'('h SC'hool !l ll a rn , Worship 10 :t:r ,, m . Blhlf' S1udv. T'tu'Sd.t\ . 10 <1 m UM\'l SC'C"'nd Monda\ 7 :Jl p m . UMM . third Mond,l\ , 7 }) p m MINF:ItWILI.E - D\\lm~hlp Set'\ Icc. Ill a m . Olurc h Schoo l, 11 a m UMW lh1rd Wf'(lllf'Sda\ 1 p m . Chol1 pwrliw. M o nda~ i:l lpm PEARl CHAPEl - Wor!<~hlp Sl>IVI<'('. 10 a m , Church ~ hool l lu rn , UMW. S('('()nd TuC'Sd.t\ , 7 :):l p m . UMYF l<~st 1\i••sdi.l\', 7 .llpm POMF.RCW - Churrh School. q 1 ~ a m . Wm~h lp S('rvi('(' 10 ll i.l m . Choi r rPI'x>.trsal Wf'dll4"Sdt1\ . 7 Jf) 1> m , UMW . !'i('('Of\d Thf"Sdtt:'o 7 'Vl pm l.JMV\' la!<~T Sunda\ i a m , UMYF' , SUndav, ti p m ROO< SPRINf:S - Church &·hool , 'l 15 .1 m Wr:rstlip, l fl .1 m , Blblt• StL.:I) \\f'dm'Sdav , 7 .'11 p m, UMYF jSf•nlo~t. Sund.Ly fi p m , t Juniors !. f'Vf't"\1 ot hrr Sunday , Gp m RU11.AND - Church Srhool. 9· 45 am .. Worship . 11 a m UMW CF: \If?nln~ Clrck>t sccond W<'dnPSda v 7 lJ p m , UMW , S(l('Ond Thursdav, 1 p m SAJ.EM CENTER - ClLurrh Sc hool. 10 am . Worsh ip , 7 p m . SNOWVTLLF. - Worship 9 a. m . Churrh School lOa m. SOUJ1IERN CLUSTER He" . .JUIJM.'!II M. Clark Rev. Mark W. F1)'llll a.v. F1on!nce Smith APPl-E GROVE- Church SChool. q am . Worship, 10 a .m, Hirst and thlrd Sunda\'!11, UMW. S('{'l.)fld 1\Jt'>sday, ,7 lO p m. Prayer 111('("11~. Wcdi'K.'Sday, 7 p m BE111ANY - Worship. 9 • m : Church SChool 10 am ; Bible Study, WC'dnt>sdav. 10 a m .. Doreos WOfTK'n's Fenowshlp, Wt'CirK'S· day, 11 am CARMEL - Churdo S<'hool. 9 :rl am . Worship . 10: 4.S am : Sf'('()nd ond fourth SuOOaysl FJ:>Uowshlp dlnf1(•r with Sullon, lhlnJ Thu rsday, 6 :Jl p m. EAST LETART- Chun:il School, 9 a.m.. Worship, 10 am. lst:'l'Of'ld and foWih Sundavs: UMW, rtrst '1\K'sday, 7:3fl p m !£TART F ALI..S Church School, 10 a m MORNING STAR Church School. 111:.11 Thur.day, 7 :Jl p.m. MOR.~E CHAPD. - Won;hlp 9 a m. • Worship, 9 .11 a.m a m , Blb'ko Study, Churt:h School. 9 ll a m : Worship. 11 a m 10 am , Ha rold .Johnson. dlrretor of 10: 1~. Bible Study '1'\nloy, 10 am.: Bible study, Thuroday. 7-:lO p.m SYRAC'\JSE FIRSf UNITED PRESBY · TERIAI'I Oturch Churdo Sctoool. 10: !!Ia m.; mornlllg worship, U::Jl am.. Bible Study 1'\a>oday, 10 a.m.: Junior and Sfftlor High Youth Group, Sunday. 6 p.m . RU'J1.AND OIIJROt Of' GOO. P -. Reo.; . John Eva111. sunday IChool, 10 a m.i SWI:IIY _,.., U a.m · Cbllcbftl'a chutth. 11 o.m.: Sunday.....,.-· 7 pm.; W - Y ~ _,. ""''" o""lllory, 6 p.m. W-Y Japllly -_lp. 7 p.m This Is tht exciting mt s~ge of religion Th11t the God vast ~S~rverse IS concerned for Po~ery soul TMt we can know H1m In the outree<:h of our faith and &eM: Him In the bond of kwe On this planet whirling through space we draw closer to Him and to Ol)e another as we ~r each week In God's Houae. who created a Col>r•'V"' Won~hlp . 11 am , UMW, fourth Monday 7::.! p.m.\ Handmaidens olthc Lord, ""' Wedroeoday. 7 p.m : Men's Pra)'('f' Breakfasr, Wednetday, 7 am. SI.TITON - Churdo S<'hool. 9::.! a m.. mrnlnfi! worship. 10: ~ a m 1ftl"!lt and third Sundays!; feikM'Bhlp din""' with Cannel, third Thur:oday, 6: ll p.m. · KENO CHURCH OF' OIRIST. OUver Swain, Supertlttenclent. Sunday IChOOI ~:.! a.m ~'0 week. HOBSON CHRIS'IlAN UNlON, WHilOm Crabtlft, putor. Sunday School. 9:30a.m.: IM'rlinlt ...-vlco!,7-:llp m Wl!di1P.KIIy)nyor ::wtllljl, 7::Jl p.m. BEARWALLOW RIDGE CHURCH OF CHRIST, Duane Warden. mlnl5:.,. Bible clasl, ~:Jl ,a .m.; rr<llilln8 wonltlp, Ill:.! a.m : ....,lnltwonhlp,6::1lpm W - y Bible Sludy, ti<30 p.fn. -'"'''"!! S.rv.o:t o c-··- v""... 1M3 Mt•J .., - w.o.,,., Ht....O.O!II' rt.,~• fl S~• P &o. 102~ Fay Saurr, Dlret:tor NORTIIF.A.'IT I LUSTER Rev. Seldon .Johnson dlr'(l('tor, education HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIA~. Worship Setvk.'<!. 9a m.; Chun:il School . ttl: :Jl a .m. MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN, ChW<"h SchOOl. 9 a.m., Momlllg wor5hlp. Thai s oor EaM Wa<i out lherel Seeing the world 1n such ptrspecuvt how small our problem!! ~m-but how g~llt OYr need ror Gods canng and concern OF MEIGS COUNTI~ Rev Wanda JOhnson , UNITED PRESBYTERIAl'/ MINISTRY Here s one of those amczlng pictures taken by our liStronaul!. on tht moon RaCine 949 2S5Cl POR11AND - Chureh School, 7 p.m.. W<nhlp, 8 p.m . UMYF'. Wedno>!doy. 1 :11 p.m . RACINE WESLEYAN - Church SchOOl. p.m cut 33o/o Grocertes General Mercnand• se p m, und<."r dtrf:.'C'IIon of A liN• NNISC' GRACF: F:P ISCOPAI CttlffiCH - Reg. 299.95 Pocket Remote Lets You Call In From Any telephone to Hear Your Messages TIUNITY r HURCH . RN W H P<"rTin, pnsto1, DcbbK' Buck. Sunda\ School :-;up! Churc-h Sctxxll !4: 1:; a m , wm ship ..c-r>.d('(> 10 30 am Ch01r rf'hC'arsal. TuC'Sd;.~y 7 :ll '"' »900 Sunday 1Samuel Monday T~~esdav Romans HH!e 321 -31 Romans .. 1-12 NE \\' ~T IVERSV II I F C'OMM UI" 1'1 Y C!IUHC 'II !';unda\ School !-.i•rv l<f' q 1•>.1 m Wmsh1p Sf'rvlu' 10 l':l d m , h.m gdl sll( Sf'l'\'1('(' 7 Il p m Wt>t.lm'!'i!:la\ h.n"f'J m('('ILng i .11 p m . Thursd.l\ ZION tiiURIH OF CI/RI~I P omf'I'O\ HarrlsonviiiC' Rd, Rotx'rt PUI II'I I mmlslt •L SIP\f' SlaniPy, Sund.a\ school sup! Sund:n sc tlool q ~am wohhlpst"rvkr l!\ X! am . EvC'nln,l.! worship Sund.n . 7 p m .uld W£'dllC'Sdm 7 p m S1 JOliN L L~I'HFRAN f'IHJRCI I Pillf' Cro\f' Th r Hr'\ Wlll\:1m Mlddl<•s\.l.,lllh Pastor \ hun: h scrvla •s ~ WI u m Sund.t\ School 10 Jll u m BRAOBUR' ' CHURCH 01 CIIHJS I P.tul Prall p;.tslm Sunda\ SC'hool 't -~ ,, m l .. uJ'\ Ha' !"IPS. S S Sup! . mornm~ u or.,.hlp 10: ''ll am RAC IN I ' CIIURCH Or ·nw NA7.AH1- N l '. Hrv Thom,as II Coi i\Pr , pas to1 Mall ha Wolf< ('hatnnan of lhf' Boilld of Chtts lbn L!f(' Sundav School q Yl <1 111 mor nrnJ! .... nrs hlp, 10 .Jl u m Su nd,,, t•w•nlng \WI ship 7 11 p m P1a vt•t niPt·tln,.;: Wr'(Jill ~l.a \ 7 IJ p m Ri\CJN f~ fiH.t...'TBAPTIST Don i Y.<~l kr• . P.l'> lor Rolx'rt S.mltt't Sunrl.n S.: hrul ;..Llpl Sund. t\ St'hOOI. Q II •I m . mw nlnJ.,! u ol-..hip lll 40 a m . Sund.n ('Wnmg wot'S hlp 7 IU p m Wc>dm'Sdm <".'t •mn ~ nthh • <: tud' 7 1111 pm OANVll...LE WESLEY AN , S unday SchOOl, 9 :l) a m . morning w orship 10· 45 a m , you th service, 6 4~ p m , t>venlng worship, 7 .lJ p m, Wednesday, 7 J.J p m Prayer and Praise DAI'IVILLE HOLINESS CHURCH loqoil'd on Route 32S belween Vlnton a nd l~nKSvlll e Rev Ben Wa tt'> pastor Sunday ScOOol, 9 .1> a m , Bobby Lambert S S Supt : MornlnJ.t Worship. 10 .'Xla m . Chlldr~n s Happy Hour 6· 45 p m Prayf"r & Blbl(' Study 7 :.1 p m Ml'i~lo nary meeting nr·st WC'dnesdoy or each month, 7· .ll p m For informatio n call 388-8467 Fnday Wednesdav Thursday Romans Galatians Romans 8,1 · 11 3 '1·20 5 1·11 HI ' OR< ~1\ N IZI () < IH Ill II 01 · II Sl S ( IIIH ST OF' 1./\ IT!· H 1>1\ Y S,\1 1\: I"\ l'm1 1 <~nd·11.u 1nt• Hnml , \VIHI.tm Hous h I>< L ~ tnt ! Ind.! l> \ . 111 ~ thur t h -.duJOl til t ,'\ lui chun: h '•t'hOOI 'l \II .t m m mnl n ~ \lt Jr-. hlp W lll ,, m Wt'tlnt·sd ,n t'\C nln ~.: pt oL\ t r st•n'lt i'"· 7 1o p m llFI'lll. .. HI. M BAP'IIS I HP\ l .t rl snulJ •t iliiS!Ot \\ OI'Sh\p :-.f'l"\ II t 'l til ol TTL , Sumlm St'h 'OI 10 ., ,1 Ill fl\1)1! • Stud \ !Inti pi 11\t'r •..C'I'\ \C'l lliUT-:-;dd\ 7 I I p Ill ( AH LF~I'O N CI/UHf II h: IIIK"'Ilu n H ot~d RH1Iht.' r Mmlon Wtlll ..1m-. lloi<:Tiu s um!1\ Mll(ul 'I ~) a m l{,tlph( "' l "iiPtlinl! •rrtk•n t PVI'nirtM I.I..OI'~hL)J i 'Il l p ttl 1'1 ,1\1'1 1111~ ' 1111 )..: W('tlnl'-.c:\.a\ , i 'll p rn I ON<, PlYI1'0M \llnl~1 ' 1 /\0i lw n h• llt 'l )l;. t-.101 Wall.l<t ' Datm·uo:xl Su m! I\ St hml Suv1 \\ o t s hlp :o;( 't'' Lu ' .tl 1lu m Btbl• St h '~'' Ill t m 11\'S I I 1 IW I\ lltJI 11'\ I.S."\ l II lli{( II , n,., 'l'ht •t4'0n l )u!h.u n 1); 1 ~tnr Sum i,L\ ~ hool .tt ll 10 ,, 111 . Mtll n l n~ "01' hlp .tt Ill Ill ,tm Thur sdm st:J\ll(~ . lt - lllprn I'HFTJ)()J\1 f:OSPFI MJS.<..;IO I" tt l llalcl f\noll lr 1C <il<'(1 on l ountv Hll,t<1 U H.t•\ [ ,, 11\lf'n<~ ( oiU!""'f'fl( .un p I ~ L ~ I t)t 1!1' HOJ.:I I \\!llfhrd ''"''"'.tnt j.)u-.!nJ I 'L t · n c h l~ ~I'"\ I t'( -., Sund.l\ 7 11 pm l'• ·•"l'r rnt~ · llllJ.: \\t'l lnt -.d oL\ i tllpm (;,u , ( , ll ff lth lt .tdl 'l YliulhJ,!rt>U)Y.. Sund.a\ t'U•n lng ti 11lp 111 \\L th HQI!f'r d lld \ lolt>t W1llfoul , , ~ lt •Ll lt 't " ( 'ommuntnn "' 'n ~I ' f11~ I Suncl,l\ l'.tc h m t•rlth WllrJI. S < IIA I'II (onl v lllt • Hll Ht " Hnv [)«•It' I ll.L !'i lol ~nd,L\ "' hool 11 liL,, 11 1 u ru <:hlp st'l''lt't' 111 !II ,1m !lLhlf' -.lu..h o~nd p!,l\('r '>~ ' 1 '\IC't' Wn: lrlt'sdu\ 7 ltl\)rtl IH''11 ANi I f 'llt!HC H 01 ' ( JII !IS'I' 1),111 Monlu>: , pa'-101 Bill Nlclll l\'-ltll Stmd,l\ "'h•.ol .., upt ~u ndd \ ~hto \ 11 Ill .111 1 11101nm),.! wt u -. tup .tnrl I'OnlllLUnton 111 lll ,, 111 Hl.rll .AN I I rtl!JI I MF:'lli<)!)I S'I - Anll"' T 1llb llil'i!Ot Sonn Y lludSi>rL »upl Sund ,1v qohool 4 'l l •1111 M1uning Y.Lnst1rp Ul, • 1.11i1 Sundm t'\'~ 'nh 1J.: <;t•I'\IC'f' 7 t•J \\ rdnt ~l.l\ t'\'PnlnJ2""'r\'11t 7 1. 1pm . WMI"l1) 11111.:1 1!111 11111 ,am t ,It h SuncJ.LV ml•rnlng " For A Real AUCI10n \ all the Real McCoy" 1. o " Mac " Mccoy Rt I, ReedSVIlle , Oh 98S· l944 P. J. PAULEY, AGENT . Nal:onwod e Ins . Co. ot Co lUmbus, 0 , ~ 804W M.ltn 91j)11 ll8 Po m eroy Brown's Fire & Safety Equipment 5 "'"' ·'"" Se r v1ce Rutland , OhtO 4S77S B til Br o wn , Own f' r Phone (614) 7-n , .,., J Wm Attend Church this Sunday WAID CROSS SONS SlURE McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE ." Cor'nplet e AulomotLve Scrvtce Locu'i t & B eech S ~9'2 9921 Middleport 21 4 E Main 99:• 5130 Pomeroy RF.NE . C'orn('r lJmon and Multx•rrv HP\ Virgil 8\ m pastor Gk'n MeCl un.c a sst pas1or Clyde H(>nderson pas10r f'ffiPrltus Sundav School. 9 :Jl a m . GIPn Mr(' l u~. ~upt mmmng won;htp 10 l lu m ('Vf'nlng serviC'<' 7 p m , mrd wN'k "f'J''it't'i. Wedi\{>S day 7 p m m ElliS & SONS SOHIO I< Main Sl , Poll'l<'t ov Sunda v SPJ'\ (('(IS Holv 19995 Syracuse mother-daughter banquet given in recognition of moms Recognition o1 mothers was a feature of the annual motherdaughter banquet of the Syracuse Church of the Nazarene. Flowers were presented to Hazel Hayes, the oldest mother there. and was also recognized lor having four generations present. Youngest mother was Checyl Kittle, who was presented fiowers !JY Mrs. Nada !<lttie. Jan Lavendar sang "Faith of Our Mothers." and favors were dogwood corsages presented to each mother and daughter p~nt. The program was on the ~e "Patchwork." Elladlne Watson Ora Bass. Lori Stewart, Jenny Lou Davis, Wendy Triplett, Robyn Stewart, Jan Lavelldar. Brenda and Serena Davis partldpated. Marte Pom e rov RIDENOOR Shrinettes meet, have memorial memortal reading of the Psalms 23 lor Mrs. Beulah Ewing was Included In the program at the recent meeting of the Twin City Shrlnettes held at the home of Mrs. Jean Moore Get-well cards were signed for mem!H!rs. Mary Hughes, Grace Etch and Kay Logan Thank you notes were read from Mr. and Mrs 216 s S e cond Pomeroy Birth announced by Thomas family A VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. Prescnphons Homehte Saws Louis William osborne of Mel· bourne, Fla. Great-grandparents are Stella Thomas, Mabel Walburn, both of Middleport, Wilma Osborne, Pomeory , and Fannie Robinson. St. Paul. Va. Mr . and Mrs . Thomas also have a son, Adam Joseph Thomas, two. Pomeroy ~~~~! ~· FURNI~~~!ROWAR1 ~ .~!~.c,j Mgr. Ph. 992·2101 NEW ,YORK .,. ~ Cl.OlHING tQJSE : ''" ERMIT'S ORNER ·' \· 7 Pomeray, Oh10 J/- / Mr. and Mrs. Timothy J .Thomas of Pomeroy are announcing the birth of a daughter, Ashley Lynn on May 7 at Holzer Medical Center. The Infant weighed nine pounds, nine ounces, and was 2llnches long. Grandparents are Harold and Charlene Thomas of Middleport, Thelma Osborne ol Pomeroy, and MARK VSlURE J o hn F . Fuln. Meddleport On This The Interested Businesses SWISHER & LOHSE MIOOLEPORT BOOK SlURE Church & Off•ce Supplies GIFTS I 11 > fXPERIENCE THE JOY Of RELIGION 4! _ _ L':'"':J - Reser.ratlons wiU be accepted nna11 to vligtnta Sims, Box aJ3, Rio Grande, Ohio 45674; or by phone at (614) ~5383 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, or anytime to · VIrginia Harder at (614) ~6. -- ... The Daily, Sentinel-Page Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio SYRACUSE F:IRS'I' CHURCH OF <X>O .Jov Clark. ptL'i tor Worship serv\('(' Su ndav 10 00 am, Sunday school, II am . "orl'lhlp service, 7 lJ p m Wt"Cin('Sda~ pr.JVPT nu"1't lnil. '1 '(I p m MT HEHMON UN ITE D BH E:l HH. EN IN CHRIST CHURCH BC'v Rolx-rt S..1ndi'Ls pastor. Don Will Ill\' I(><Jd('l" l .oca tttd In l'l')l;ll S Communi!'' orr CH ~2 Sundav ~hOo l . 11 1 1 a m MOl nlng w01 s hip serviN" 10 .-~ .1 m f'\'(ml nl'!; p1r achln(.l st'l" k't' serond a nd lou 11 h Sundays, 7 lJ p m . Ctui.stlan E nck•,IVOI , fi rs t and third Surv:ld y'i 7 ll p m \\.'l'llnPStl.!\ prayer m('(.•tlnR and BlbiJ:> s ludy, 7 lJ p m J EHOVAH'S WM 'NF:S.'>. :n.'ll!l Stutt • noutc· 1.24 (0nf' mllf' f'ILC:I of 1\ull.mdl Su ndn} 1311>1<' lcclw'c Y<Jil a rn . W:tt<" hiCM'I'I studv. 10 2tl .1m . Tut"'Sday IJ!blt~ stud y 7 ,I() p m . Thursday, Th ro<TII li e SchOol. 7 ~l p m . ServtC't" MN•IIn~ . 8 ~ p m CH URCH OF GOD OF' PROPHFf'Y Located on lhL:' u J Whtw Road orr hl~ hw :L\ 160 Pat H('nson pastel Sund,ty Sc hool 10 am Clas!WS fo1 a ll agf"'' .lunlm l'huH h 11 00, Morn In,;: W01 s hip. 11 IJl, Adult < hn\1 P• aclk'f> 6 00 p m Sunday YounJ,! Pt'Oplt' s Chlldrf'n' s ChUN.' h a nd AtluU 1\ lblt ' Slut\\ Wednesdav a t 7 .' l) p m HOPF. BAP'l'IS'l CHAPEl - ~iill(iL .1 n1 Sl Mlddlt>pOrl , Sunda y SchOol, l!l a m , mot nlnJ,: .,.,orh.'lip. 1t , t m \"v('n\na .,.,ot s hlp, 7 pm WednC§du v Pvenln~ Blbll' sflt(l\• am1 111 .L\'I't mrelln~. 7 p m Affllla tr•cl with St1ut hi•t n Baptl'il Cof~vrntlon 13H.ADF'O HD CJIURD-1 OF CHRI~I Sill II' Houtf' 12~ ufld Count\ H(ltld ~. M,u k Si't''H'l !ii mlnlslf'r Sunrla\ & houl Sup! Stf'\ ,. Ptcken.c: Sunday S('hOOI 9 1111 11 m mot nln g '.I.OI'S hip. \() 30 am t•vrn\nJ.! wui'S hiJ• 7 p tn WC'drl('sda y wor ship 7 p m JUBILEE C HH JS I IAN l J. N l FH (<('()r~e· s C.'rl't'k Road 11.t'v f' J l.t•mlt•\ . pastor, Paul Pom. Chu•'('h S.('hool Su pt•lin l('ndt•nt Chut'C'h school 9 :.MJ u m rnor nln ,o: wnr~hlv . 10 l'l am t• v t~ntn~ Sf'rvh't', 7 p rn BlbleStudv . 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II IJ'L ~ Inr Sunda) Sc'honl (J 111 <1m \\tol ..,h TI' '.4 '1'\lt• · HI :WI ,, m . \nu n).! PfQplt •" <.~ ·rvilt h 11111 f:\,lnJ.:I'I I ~ IIt ' :-..t'IVH'I' h ll l pIll Wt'llnt•MI.t\ ow •nk t • i pm MA~.ON (HUH( II 01 ( llH IS I , Mlll1 •1 <..; 1 M.1son. \\ \" 1'111-:f'llt ' I. { on J,:t r. mlnlslt•t Suncia' Blhll Stwl\ HI 1m Wor ;., ILlp ll ollll ,md 7 p rn Wl '<i hl'!'i( l,l\ Blhl1 • Slur!\ \0t ,LI muslr 7 p rn MJ\SON ASS~MHI \ OF (,£11 1 l >ll(ldln).! l .. mt•, M .• ~·n . W Vn i{('\ Honn 11 • H fUI!'il' P,lstm Sunrl.l\- ~ htul 11 ~'i ,, m Mm 11ln!.! Wor~ h l p II ,, rn r H•ning St •l\ K'l ' 7 11 ~ m \\' ('lf nP~\.n Wnrnrn 's Mlm -.h It·-. 11 .1m lnl4'(lflnj.t :tnd pl .t,rn Pt .l\1'1 ,uul 1\lhk· pastor: Sunday school Ul a m . morning wcrshJp, U a m Sunday ev('nJrtg worship, 7 .1l p m. Prayer meetln~ and Bible study Thursday, 7 J) p m , youth m eeting Wednes day at 7 p m CHRISTIAN F'ElLOWSHtP CHURCH JR.1 N 2nd Ave , Mlddll"JXln Sunday School, 10 am. S u$y a nd Wednesda y Evening ~rvtces 7· lJ p m LIBERTY CHRISfiAN CHURCH, I Lib- erty Ave. Pomeroy Sunday SchoollO am.. Worship 7.l:l p m Wednesday Service, 7 :w> p.m. DIESTER CHUROI OF: GOD. Rev R E Robinson, pastor. Sunday school , 9·:KJ am, wa"thJp service. U a m .. evening service. 7 p.m .; youth service, Wednesday, 7 p m LANGSVIlLE CHRISfiAN CHURCH, ~tud v7 pm ttARTF'OHD ( IIUH('tl OF' 1'1111 1 ~'1' I ~ ( II R I ~1 '1A F\ UN ION. 1!11• llP\ Wllll.m1 ( umJ}fX'II. pa ~ l ll l Sund.1v Sl hoo l. 11 •1 ,1 m t.nnl'S fiUj.!fM ><>i ' up! I'VI'ntnR: "'"'lr·1' 7 )J llffi WNJnt ~ uy P\(•nmg pravf' r TT\i'l ·rlnJ.: 7 :VJ 1-1m \'outh 1-11,1\('1 ,S( I"\' in• r,tl'h T\Jf'Sda v FAIHVII 'W BIBI.I <11UH CII . l r lat1 , W \Ia . HI I Matk l<rn'ln p;:to;f(IJ \\om -.hlp '>f'I'\' \N's !lt.'JI ,, m . Sunday S(•hml , 11 11 m r'Vt ·nl n~ wocshlp. i ll p m 'l'ur'SC im eolluJ•.'I pn.IVf'r !ni'('] IMR unc1 Blblfl STLiliY ~ 'tl . t m Wm.,.hlp St:'~''C'. W('(ln<'Sda v. 7 .11 p m RobP.rt E MusAer pastor Sunda)' school 9 :l> am.: Paul Musser, supt. morrung wcrshJp. 10.:Jl I m.. Sunday evening setvlc., 7 p,m , mid-week ~ervlce, Wednesday. 7 p m SYRACUSE CHURCH OF' TilE NAZI\ R;ENE - Rev James B. Kittl e pastcr Sherman CUncUff, supertnumt1f!nt. Sunda y School. !), ll a.m, Morning Worship Ill·:.! am ; Evangelistic servloo, 6 p m Prayer an d praise Wednesday , 7 p m .. youth ~tng. 7 pm. EDEN UNITED BRIITHREN IN OIRIST. Elden R. Blake, paStor Sunday School 10 OUR SAVIOUR am .; Robert Rem, supt , MonUng SE"'"mort. u a.m.: Sunday night services, Chrlstlan Endeav~. 7ll p.m.: Song servlco, 8 p m.; PrN.chlng, 8· XI p m Mld-WE'f'k Prayer :noetlllg, Wednesday, 7 p.m , Alvin Re<d, loy HEMLOCK GROVE CHRISTIAN, Rogor Wat.Jon, pastoc, Crenson Pratt, Sunday School supt Morning wmhJp, 9: .1l a m , Sunday school, lO::lJ am, evening servlre. CIIRIST - St R1 l1S Antk)uily . Pastor. Rt •v Frapkl!n Dlc krns Sunda y 1nt1mln~. 10 <.1 m SundHV ('Vl•ni!1R, 7 lJ p m ThundaVI'Vl'flini( 7·.1J p m. 1 Wl!dn y. TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CIUUST, Vln<ent c. Waten, Ill, mlnlsler; S'llVF:R.~V II.l.F: Wl!dn<lday Bible School. 7 p.m OIES'f'tlt CHUROI OF THE NAZA· RENE, Rev. ~~«bert Grate, puler. Fl'anlc Rl!llo. aupt Sunday School, ~ !llo.m. Wtnhlp :oervlce, l1 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Proyer LAUREL CLIFT F'REE IIIQllODIST CHURCH, Rev. Rob<'~'~ ,Miller, pastor; Lloyd SUnday IIChool. ~ J) a.m.; wonltlp ...-vlco!, • OOMJ; t1111..DR.:J'; GATilER i from ane book ''The w., of the Wolr' By M""ln lieU " And God Likes me just the way f am I turned out Jus! rtght Bul I'U sing It again In case I forget. INDEPENDENT HOI.INES'i OIURCH. lnr - Paul S: . Mkldloport Rf'v O'Dell Manley , pastor. Suntiay SchOOl, 9::wl a m : ¥ And strange a.s It S('efn'i , I ml~ht " God likes us just the way we an.• . meaning we don't hll\(' toshap<'upor be cJifft'rMll from wOO or what we are for God to like us And what II even better news Is tha t not only OOes G(KJ Ilk ~< u s God lovt-s us "Yet, God loved the world so much that he gave hiS onl y Son. so tha t evPryOill•who ~Ut"Velln him may not be loll bul may have eternal lllt>. F'or God sen1 hb Son Int o thf' w(l'k1 not to condemn the world, 00110 that through him 1h1.• wocld m ! ~ht tx> savOO · .J ohn w""""""" 3 16-17. Sounds aiiTIOIJ! too gocxlto be true doesn't It? Morning worship lO:l> a .m .. I."Venlna worship, 7:l) p m 'J'Uesday. 12 :(I p m W!Yref'L 's praye r meeting, Prayer and prals4' ~~ervk:t.\ y. 7 :11 p m meet1RI. Wl!dou!oday, 7:30p.m . • Ill !lla.m ell)le SOudy, ,.,_y, 7:!1l p m COMMUNI'I'Y Bi\Pl'ISf CHURCit . Pastor IRobert By(•rs Sunday Srhool 10 ~ m , Wot\S hip SPrviC£l 11 am , Sunda\ ('Vf>nlng SPrvlh'. 7 lU p m .. Wedncs· da v (>Vf'nlnR scrv!C(', 7 :J> p m Herman Black, superintendent Sunda)' SCIXIOI t ::Jl a.m.. evmlng oervlce, 1 p.m.; ~anon . 1lll' wcrd "~ pel " In the' Gr«'k lan~onMge, the' lan~.t~W ltw Nf"A' Tf'St a mt•nt wos wrtllen In, means " good n(WS when It 1" lra a'>la tl'd lltl'rully Sonwtlmt>s wt' l' hil~ Tlans are redundant lJ1 our UM' of rhls word because WC' ta lk a houl th£' ~oOO nl'\Ys or tht' ~ pt· l actually saytng tht• HOOd mows or thl• guod news Another thlnR ~ chrl'ltluns to, especially W(' profrosslonul Chi !stlan '> <'a ll ed mlnhlter~ we sometimes ta lk about ttw ~ood news of I hi' JtOSPf 'l und It ck\t-sn 1sound Ilk• • news that l'l ~when II oom('Sout or our moot h.~ ln..'ll l'Uli 11 -.ound~ llHd and P''ISQIL'III I ,, oot sure they w1111t lo have anything to do with It With all that In mind. I want to ~ ha re a starv.a of a son~ with )OU that has b('en J..'VUd news to ml' for a numb9r of years f'AITil f'EI.LOWSHIP CRUSADE f'OH 7 :Jl p.m. l'ofl'. UNION BAPTIST, Rev Tom Dooley; Joe Sayre. Sunday School Supertntond<nt Suncla~:hool· 9 45 a m , even.tna: w<nhip. 7t 30 .m. Prayer meeUnti, 7:30 p m Wright , Director of ChrL\tlan Sermonette CII UHCII - W,tlnut and llc•nry Sfs, RavNLC:\4 fllKI w V.1 Thf' Rrv f'.c•or£1' C. W('ir\<'k pas tm SuntJ.I\ School. q :.1 a m . Sunday worhsip 11 11 m C'AL.VAHY BIBLE CHURCH. now lof·atPd on PunK'rov P\k(' Counlv flo;Jd ~ nl'df Flatwood~ Rc>V Bla c kwOt"ld. pu!iitor Sl•rvLt'f'S on Sunda)' ut m l'l a m ,.nd 7 lf p.rn with Sunday "'('hool, 9 ll <l m blhlf" ~tud\', WPdnt'Sdt.l\ , 7 (I p m. ,_ SuiMiay School, 9: :Jl a,m ; MOI'IIIn!l Wonl:lp, IO:!Il a .m .. Choir Practice. Sunday, 6:!11 p.m.; E\OOIIInti Wonl:lp, 7. :rl p.m. W day Prayer and Billie Study, 7: 30 p.m. DEXTER CHllRCH OF CIUUST, Cborln R.....u. Sr .. m1n1a:er: RJct< Macomber,IUf'l. l.tmiF~HAN Rtm.AND APOS'roUC CHUROI OF' JESUS CHRIST. Elder Jam'" Mlll<r. Bible atudy, Wl!dneotlly, 7.:.Jp.m., Sunday School. 10om. !lulldlynllht-.7:30 pm. POMEROY WESLEYAN HOUN~ - HorriaoaVtlle Rood. Eul Flolclt, pallor. ~ E1llln. Jr .. 9untloy 9dlootltipt. Sunday. 9dloot t:3J o.m.; Momllll Wcnhlp l1 • m; 9ua11oy ......,. - · 7:!11 p.m.: Prayer MeeCiftl. WtO'MM1. 7:~ p m. BeUeve LS the key word ... what could 00 easier: The gtXXI news Is ... GOO lUres yoo }usllhe w~ you are. You turn«.'(\ out ju st right stna It again In case you torKCf because as strang~? as It ~rns y ou mig ht ThJI doesn't say WE' af('ft't gullty .. and we- mu.11:t rl'l"l guuty lor what we hav«.• done that • WTOI1&. but Chrbt dldn 't come to con~mn us but to say . I love you Further good news II that heaUngof thebrokenneuwtthln usa lwaysbeglns to occur when ft beUeve and be(dn 1o r..pond to Gotlllldnil us. All of us bkuom when we knou.' we are cHpty loved a nd thai's good news By The Reverend Wanda G. Johnson, pastor ot the Presbyterian ('hu rch<'So! Meigs Coun1y · r I-- �• Page--12-The ~Middleport, Ohio Daily Sentinel Frida ' Way 20, ] 983 The Daily Sentinel 1983 Ohio • Business servtces PHON'E992~2156 OHIO VALLEY Or Write·oailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 . St. AIID HOME IIAINTEIIAIICE 'Roofina of all typos Ruidtntial & Co•mtrcial 'Gutltrs & Downspouts 'Stor10 Windows & Doors 2 3- Prof~sstonal Services 31 - Homes for Sale 32- Mobile Homes for Sale 33-Farms for Sale 34- Business Buildings 35-Lots & Acraage 26 - Real Estate Wanted 51 -Household Goods 52-CB. TV 8o Radio Equipment 53-Antiques 64-Misc Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56-Pets for Sale 57-Musical Instruments 58-Ffuits 8o Vagetables 59-For Sale or Trade 11 - Help Wanted 1 2 - Sttuated Wanted 1 3-1nsu ranee 14-Busmess Tratning 1 5· Sc hools 16- Radi o, TV & CB Repair 17-Mi scellaneous 18-Wanted To Do IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO THE FARMERS BANK llo SAVINGS COMPANY. P1atntitf \111 . JAMES L RIDENOUR. ET AL.. Defendanu No 1B.4t1 - NOTICE OF SALES • OrdPr o f SaiP 1SsuP.fl hy th1• Comrnon PifJ<l'i C0111 l o t MrW'JS Cour1!y Oh1n I Pl ii !)IJcllll 10 ;:1n w• ll n flr•1 fo r <,, t/P .11 puhi1C Du Ci ron IJII thf! 18 th rlay of (' l .-t r1f' 10) 1n 1h ~> Vll la(f P o ! Chw,u-·r Mr ·1q <; Coun ty Oh10 " FENONG joROVIOIS PRIVACY PlUS PROTECTION FOR CHilDREN & PETS" TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742·2834 or 949-2160 PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION fl.t sr) ,,n ...H i fl <tiO r< of twen ly IIVfl (71)) I PUl lylll (.j un lh A west ·,utr • I ,,;w l \ o t ~. No N1n r! a nd I Pll ('J rrl d I 0) RPIPI I'Jifl' o~· r ·d flt~ q f VJJI 271 IIU9 Onf'd Recor d<> M erQS Cou nty Oh1o I t:r ms n f 5,1 1 ~' C,,gh lo r not trss tt 1;:H1 tw o th1rds o f t he ..t p pra1 ser1 value flppr<u sed at S/IQ6600 JAMES J PROF FITI SHERIFF OF Ml iGS COUNIY OHIO 1'>1 13 70 77 31C .Ju ne 198 3 '" I OOO AM DST 1 -~-----,-..,---on rhP. ., tl ·pc, r, l th, L r11rr r Hnt~ ".ro Public Notice . o t '")J(I rot .r)ty rrr thr · Vrlldq l ot , Pomerny O t1ro rtu • lrJIIowmq t· . descr 1h1}r l rf'ttl t>\ t,ltl' PUBLIC NOTICE f hfl l olt(Jwrnq rr•,il r~S l tl i' ] l)r:> tot lowrn q descnbe(l rtem s rtr Jdl r> tl rn rh" Vrii ~Htr • f!l V\rll tw o fl r•rf!d ln r t1r blr c Sa le tu (hpo; tm Lm,n ly rrj M· rq•, ,)11 !1 lrn • h qhi"\SI hrd tler o n th r pr PrnrsPc; IJI Bank One ot Stdtf" nt Ohrn , Loh N!rmllr>rt·rl Nrn f' .11111 fpn Por nr•r oy NA Trrppel 5 Pl<1rns - -- - - -- +--- 1 Card of Thanks 2 The famrly of Dean Hill, Jr.. would like to thank the following for their assiStance during our family emerr.ncy on May 16: the Racine mtr· BtntY Squad, the emerpncy room staff of Veterans Msmonal Hospital, the doctors and nurses at the Holzer Med1cal C.nler. our neighbors in Apple Grove for carina lor our childrtn, the R"'. James Clark and 8111 and Joyce Hoback for theor kmdness and prayers. and to all our fntnds and relat1ves for thetr love, praytrs. cards. calls and flowers. Apm. thank you and God bless, you a\1. Mr. & Mrs Dean Hrll Mr. & Mrs. Dallas Hill Mr & Mrs. Bob Chapman In Memoriam In lovme memory of Garnet L. Moore, who passed awa~ May 21, 1979. Th1s month comes with sad rearet. 1t nnas back days I wrll never foraet. You fell asleep without a BOOdbye, my memories of you w•ll never d!t As each day passes my emptiness Brows. The tears I shed I can wrpe away, butt he ache in my heart Will aiWI~S stay Some may thmk I m nol lonely when they see me smile. Little do they know the Brief I bear. You left me suddenly your thou1hts unknown But you left me memories I'm proud to own . Sadly missed by husband , Robert E. lloore. r----------------------1 It Curb Inflation II · II Pay Cash for II ·:.I Classifieds and ~ Savel I I I ·I ·1 W r ll c y our own ad a nd order by marl with tht s coupon C an ce l yo u r ad b y phone when you 9 et res u l t s Money not r efund a bl e i Na,ne ___________ t· I Address--------1 Phone---------•. I 1 1 I .1 I f 1 'I . l. t ---1---1-_;+_;-+--i ro IS - -+-+-+--4---i _r_o_,_l + - + - - + - - + - - l 10 15 _ _..J.._...I.._..J._....L--1 Th e se cas h re~tes 10c ludc d iscount ( JWa nled ·1 ( JF o r Sa lc (r )A nnoun te m enl J For Ren t .t 1 t I' II IH IY, I I. I 2 J t t 4 .1 5 . 'I • I· I - f· I H ··1 I~ 1] Gallia County Area Code 61 4 446 367388245 256 643 379 - t 1), J· Area Code 614 Gallipolis Cheshire Vinton Rio Grande Guyan Diot . Arabia Dist. Walnut 992-Middleport Pomeroy 985 - Chester 343 - Portland 247 - Letart Falls 949 - Racine 742 - Rutland 667 - Coolville Mason Co .• WV Area Code 304 6 75458 576773882 895 937 - Pt. Pleasant Leon Apple Grove Mason New Haven Letart Buffalo of b eg rnn1ng berng So uth 792 75 feet and W es t 456 33 feet fr o m the Northeast corner of Sec ho n 3 thence Nort h 16 deq 2 3 mrn 02 sec East 33 64 feet and North 24 deg 23 rnrn 56 sec East 7 1 37 feet ~t hes e frrst two call s berng along th e No rthwesterly trn e o t ahove descrr bed I 06 acre lot) and No rth 15 deg 4 3 mrn 50 sec East 48 12 leet to tt'le Southeasterly A/ W !rne ol Oh1 0 Sta te Route 7 Th e be ar1 ng rn th e above descr1p t10n are bas ed on the Oh1o Co mpal'1y s Purc hase Re ference Deed Vol 28 2 Page 973 D eed Recor d5 M e1gs Co unty Ohr o TFmns ot Sa te Cas h for no t less than two th1rds of th e dppuused value Apprarsed at Court of Me1gs Co unty Oh10 I wrll o ffer for sa te Et pubf rc auc tron on the 18th dily of June 1983 al I 0 30 AM DST on the steps of th e Cou rt House o( sa1d county 1n the Vrllage of Po mer oy Ohro the l ol lowrng d escribed real estate Th e fo llowrng real es tat e situated 1n Chester Tow-nsh1p Me1gs Co unty 0hH1 Beg1n r)1 ng at the Northeast corne r at A11l on Ro brnson s 30 acre lo t o n the North srd e of th e Ches ter and Rutland Road thence no nh one hundred and one ( 101 1 rod s and tw enty l1nks to the North lrn e ot Sec tr o n No 29 111 Tow n No 3 rn Aanne No 12 rn the Oh ro Comp;:my s Pu rchase then ce W es t on sa1rt lrne torty 1401 rod s to the Non:rea st co rn f' r of Elrhu Robmson s tand S:)2 800 00 . then ce south 109 rods and JAMeS J· PROFFITI rwen ty lrnks to the above ro<Ki SHERIFF OF then ce nonh 80 dP.q east 4 1 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO rod s to thP. place o f h{'qrnnlnCJ 15113 20 27 3tc conta1n rnq twenty s1x and fou r ten th s (26 4) acres more or less Public Notice El(ceptrnq rher elr om th P. to t - - - - - - - - -- · l tow rng d escrr bed pa rcel Com· IN THE menc1nq at th e so ut hwes t COMMON PLEAS COURT co 1ner o l thH abov(' d e~c rrbed OF MEIGS COUNTY, pnrc:P.I o f 1,1nd then ce north OHIO 200 leer I hen ce eas t 120 feet THE FARMERS BANK & 1hen ce so uth abou t 200 tee t to SAVINGS COMPANY, lh e sout h lrne ot nbove· Plolntifl. des cn he(l pcucP.I of land va. th en ce W"'Sit?rly to place of DELVIN L HARFORD. ET begrnn1nq ron tarn 1nq 1/ 7 acre AL., rn ore or t es~ Defendants F1rrt he' exce p11nq t herefrom No. 83-cv.a th e fol lowrng de scrrhP.d rar - NOTICE OF SA.E cel s Parcf) l No 1 Berpnn rnq at Pur suan t to nn Order of Saln a porn r nort h 83 dell 19 Ea st ISSUf.ld by the Common Pleas 120 teet lr o m th e southwest - -- - - - - - - --1 NOTICE THESE ITEMS WERE NOT USTED IN OUR SUNDAY SALE AD: 3 Pt. Disc, 3 pt. Post Hole Digger, 3 pt. Ford Mower, 3 pt. Cultivator, 12" Plows, Lime Spreader, Old Grain Drill, Garden Tiller, Lawn Mower, Boxspring MaHress, Rubber Raft. Real Estate General SEE ONE OF THE "CLELAND GANG" To Help You Buy Or Sell! FREE EXTIMATES ao 530 900 00 JAM[S J PROFFITI SHt AIFF OF MEIGS CDUNTY OHIO lb\ 13 20 27 3ic EAFOR VIRGIL B SR' , 2 1a r ?nd !' l NEW LISTING - 3 acre bass lake, 24i36 horse bam, 78 acre certified tree larm. Good lences, •mproved pastures over 10.000 lree plantings, 7 year old modern 3 bedroom 3 baih home, 32xl5 great room. lui basement. cook and bake un1ts. refngerator m~rowave and many more features lor the businessman's retreal or tax wr~e- ofl for on~ $195,000 $13,500 f 11eplace 1n the room •n the lui basement, 2 car garage. ultltty room, mce k~chen , d1mng wrth French !f<J<n to alargesunded! and I acre. Want $56.950 . GOlD SEAL WORK AND lO TRAVEL FREE! Cruiseships and airneed help, all ]J J~ Marl This coupon with Remitlance The Daily Sentinel 111 Court St. Pomeroy , Oh. 45769 occupations. j FOr lnfonnitlon Call: 1 I I 602-998-0426, Ext. X338 ~----------------------· I L - - - - - - - - - l CONGOlEUM ISears i RUBBER-BACK TWEED $499 garage, works~ base!nent and many nice features. Located 5 acres. Pria! reauced to $49,900.00. CLElAND REALTY, Inc.. 608 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. Cleland, Jr., GRI .................... 992·6191 Dottie Turner ..... .. ... ...... .. ..... ................ 992·5692 Jean Trussell .. ...... .............. .. ............... 949·2660 Jo Hilt ....................................... ~ ........ 915·4466 Henry E. OFFICE .......... '' .. ......................... 992·2259 P&S BUILDINGS Raci_ne, Oh. I'll 614-84Hl91 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 10 &-lie I nttc PERSONALIZED POOLS Goroge Solo Moy 21. 736 1.t. Ave ., Gallipolis . Clothing. bethtoom tet and mlac . 9 untll7 6 Fomlly Yord Sole Fri. & Set. Clay Community Town· house on old Rt. 7 . below •Stainless Steel Range• LARGE or SMALL JOBS ~ 1-304-773-5634 Mason, W. Va . Krtchen U-PIC~-UP YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE -Adcfano and Mmodolng - -... and eu- w .... -CotGahr waft -l'tumlolng and oloct.ta.l work (frM Ettlmatot) V. C. YOUNG Ill *Lowest Rates Around STRIP SALES & SERVICE ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENA~CE 'Roofina olall lypn Residential & Commercial ' Remodelinl 'StorR\ Windo"' & Doors FREE ESTill ATES 20 Yom E<Piorlence TOM HOSKINS Ph . 742-2834 or 949-2160 Parts FOR SALE 8t Scottie Smtth All Makes and Models Antenna lnstallatron House Calls and Shop Service Available 422 1mc S 13 I mo EUGENE LONG IJ(l 'Siding 'Roofine 'Gutter & Down Spouts "Remodeline Years Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Routt I Lone Bottom. OH. 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 522rool)ll 12 20.tfc GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Aluminum TRAVEL TRAILER BISSELL SIDING CO. PH .992·3006 Roofilll & Siding Co. Call 843-5425 SIDING $2.700.00 or Best Offer CHARLES SAYRE AND SON 20 18 FT.' WILD CAT Carpeted, bathroom w~h shawtr.&as or elect. rffri~o. furnace, & lot. Water heater, ranae. sink, &as, elect.• or blltery lights, siMPS 6, tl· cellent conditron. Kitchen Cabinets- Roof · ina - Sidin& - Concrete Sidewalks Pttios New Construction - Re modelinc - Custom Polo ' Berns. SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING & Industrial, Commercial. Residential, lnterror and Ederior. Painting Sandblaoting Waterblaoting Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting "Beautiful, Custom Built Garaaes" ·Call for free sldinges· timates. 949·2801 or f~ly VERY GOOD 8 rooms. central arr and hot water heat brealifast nooll. dinin& lg liVIng 2 full baths, lull basement mce I& front and back porthes In extellent coodttion With ~ upkeep near stores in MiddlepM. Only $45,00) No Sunday Calls In loving memory of lois McC~un 1 good frtend on her birthday May 20, 1983 My thoughts go roaming through the years of the days that used to be Sometimes I will smile & meybe l'llweep awhile. But .l thank God for the memories he has given Delores Frank. Housiflg Headquarters Public Sale 8o Auction Auction every Fri. nigh't at the Hertford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandise every w"ll Conslgments of new and used merchandise always welcome. Richard Reynolds Auctioneer 276 -3069 . (- -- - -- -- - - Complete AuctlonHr Ser · VICe. Also do 1pprai1111. Licensed & bonded to sell Households. term furnish · lnga & Real estate Over 26 yeeraexperience in buying & selling new, u1~ & antique furniture 614-992 -6370 Osby A Mortln. 1--.:._________ AUCTION every Saturday night . 6 p.m. Mt. Alto Auction Barn . Consign · menta taken every Saturday 1:00 till tole limo . Emma Boll AuctlnHr. 304 -42B Bt77. Control hunger and lose weight with Now Shape Dlot Plan and Hydra• Water Pilt1 1- - - - - - - - - - ot Fruth Phormocy . 9 Wanted To Buy Holy Lond Tour doporturo Nov. 1. 1983, 1998.00 If peid before Mey 31 , 1983. Save t100.00 por peroon. f29B alter Moy . 31 . Coli 446-4313 Mu1zle Loading Rifle Shoot Sun , May 22 From 10 to 3 on Hannan Trace Ad ott of At, 775 . Wttch for ligna. Everyone welcome Cell 614-245-6505 . Gun Shoot Rutland AmeriCin legion 1 p.m . Sun , Mev 22 Ab1olutely factory choke guns only. Giveaway 4 19 2 mo The Daily Sentinel •• Announcements SWEEPER end sowing mochine repair, parts, and supplies. Pick up and delivery , Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Ad Call 446-0294 q.ll6t4·949-2686 I Thet'l rlghtl When you u1e 1 column Inch or more In new1paper advertialng, be It dialay or cle11ifled. you reach thouund• of pot.ntlel buyers that ere eager to receive your ~oney-aevtng me. .ge. WANT YOURS SOLO! UST WITH US AT 992·3876 8 I J Uc lnsu!Wd- f'" £st1111111t1 SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS IS ·A CINCH 'IF YOU USE ·THE INCH! ACRES - Lar~ stocked pond, 3 bedrooms .. hardwocxl flooo, bath, barn, and otl-.et bolldiR!IS near Hemlock Grow In Bedford Twp II of j111Rera~ for $75.000. Nelsons , Seers or Eberbech Hardware on Thursday May 12 . 614-992-2941 Service Texture Coatinga 949·2160. :J. IJ.ttc LOST Bulova ladhn wr11t watch In vicinity of Krogeu . Auction every Tuesday night . Krodel Pork Club House, Pt Plee~ant WV. Auct lonnie Neal. Cell 614. 367-7101 . Chester, Ohio Ph . 985-4269 Oewayne Williams 992-3325 Vinyl & 16 2 mo SERVICE At Our New Pho.ne Number 4-20 I mo pd While cat 1n vicinity of JarMar golf course. Rt.7 House pet 614·992-6815 . Farm Equipment 3 OHIO VALLEY mental value. Call 446 · 8887 Authorized John Deer. New Holland. Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Dealer APPLIANCE INTERNATIONAL Lost and Found o10 REWARD. LOST Thurs. May 12 at K· Martlot. brown needlework alsson. senti · AND TERMINIX 2 ll !lc 6 S&W TV FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL Wanted to buv New. used 8r entique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete household• Call Oaby A Mertin 614-992 -8370. & Vicinity TWO fomlly yord solo. 1 mile out Jorlcho Rd . Pt . Ploottnt. Clothing end mlac rlday 9-3 . Wotch for elgno .. If rain -canceled GARAGE 10le, Frldoy , 9-4, Gallipolis Farry Croll filii road tracks at Beele School, follow signa. Children end adult clothing , houehold nama, eKerciae equipment, fumitura . YARD aala. first time. large variety Thursday, Fnday & Saturday, 9 a .m -B p.m . 1305 Meadowbrook Ortva , Pt Pleuant. rein cancels till next day SATURDAY 21ot .. 9 om Acroaa from Stauffer ' s Chemical. Gallipolis Ferry Cheat freezer, lawn mower. 304 -876 -6073 YARD 11le, Saturday, May 21st , 2905 Spruce Ave Pt flleuant . 32 Mobile Homes for Sale ANY PERSON who hu enything too give awey and dOII not offer or attempt to offer eny other thing for nle may place an ed In thia column. There will be no ch1rge tf? the edvertlnr. WANTED TO BUY Old lurnl · ture ond Ant)quoo or oil kindl , call Kenneth Swain, 448 -3159 or 268-19117 In tho ovonlngo 1-;:;;;;;~:id,'Si~;:l;;ti. I Sllvor, Plotl · num and Silver prlc.. ere the highnt In two yeer1, check our price• on gold I silver, ecrep jewelry. Buying Old coins. scrip rings I sllverwaro . Otlly quotoa evelleble. Al1o coins • coin auppllel for 11le. Spring Valloy Trodlng Co .. . Spring Volley Pl110, 446 -8021! or 4411-8026. We pey caah for late model clean uMd cart. Fr.nchtown Car Co . Bill Gono Johnoon 441-0019 1--------- -- Dlemondl,'gold banda. cle11 rlngo. tllvar colno, 10·14 keret .crap jewlfly. Tewnty J-orlort. 2nd . Avo .. Oolll polle, 441-11111 . Whlto cet . Clol 441-2311 Poy cooh for Uold Mobile Horns or Troval Troller. Cell Port Rotrlevor. 1 1 614-448·0171 male. Call 1 ----~----Good uMd jewofry. tllvor, gold, diamonds. etc. Wt el10 Blonde femele pup, 8 mo. buy. Hll • tradt gune . old. Coli 448·0117 . Frank't Pewn Shop. Biondo lemelo pup. I mo. old . Call 448·011 7 . 2 famohe whlta klnono. I Wile. old. Cen 114· 211· 1117. 1 yr. old male Irish Better. oad with chllciNn. Coli 14-211·1 215 . l Kltteno to toOcl homo. Call 441·0311 altar 1 :00. CLEAN USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'9 QUAL· I'FY MOBILE HOME SALE~. 4 Ml WEST . GALLIPOUI . AT 36 PHONE 446 -7274. THREE bluo-groy. 2 block & white kittens, adorable , 304-675-4631 • U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO 992-5433 • Zl· lfc CALL: PH. 992-2280 Roofing • Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows • Doors For "All" Your Home ~ SERVICE $3()00 A TON BOGGS Call: George Gum 742-2328 ll~ lk MINE RUN HOME REPAIR Ph. Garage Sele 828 Maple Dr Cheshire. Close to Cheshire Spring Velley Eatetea , Galli- Kyger Grade School. Time polte. Bodroomtulto,couch, , _t _ o _-8_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ drea11r. chain, curtains & 1· drapes , and many more misc. Items 9AM -6PM . Yard Sela Sat. 21 Texu Rd. Gallipolis Toasters . 1ron Ono Doy Ontyl Sot. Moy 21. works. 0 -adult clothes. Iota & Family Yard Sale Good misc. Cheap clothing-ell liz.. lalao larger women's) , mile ., hou11hold Items. aketel, typewriter. others too numerous to Yard Sale Fri . a. Set. 1816 mention, 1outh Rt. 7 near Chatham Ave , Gallipolis. Cloy School. Crown City. Boat Ill motor, lawn mower. Everything mutt go l act . THREE klnono, 304 -676 5182 PHONE JIM CLIFFORD 992-7201 'Jlrt< "Free Estimates" ... NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 6 Family Yard Sale may 20-21 Witton Grove Rd , ······;:.-t'fii&iisanf .... TRI - STATE MOBILE HOMES USED - CARS . TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS . CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 446 -7572 IICIIDED & WORK GUARAfiTt[D Repatrs ... *Friendly Servie 949-2263 992-2791 10 ,, •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS. RECLAMATION WORK •LAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK Pomeroy, Oh. BACKHOE SERVICE Y•rd Sale off Rt. 588 on Rodnev· Cora Rd . Tooh . doll1, clothll, di•h•• end a large variety of other Items 9 :0D to 6:00. Fri ond Sot •DOZER J'h . 992-2174 Al TROMM'S 1· J&F CONTRACTING SMITH NELSON MOTORS, Inc. 5 111 mo 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio Or p(l From he Smtlltst Huter ' Core to the Llr&est Redia· tor. R1d1ator Speciaist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience MIN . 6 TON PHONE 304-273-6666 304-273-5303 4 21 ! rno 13·1 mo COMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE DRIVEWAY SLAG 1 0 mo. old part Border Collie. good with children Call 614-266-1969 Call: PH . 992-2478 4·S.tft Dr .. Golllpolls, Oh . ' AU Work Guaranteed " Free Estimates" - Gas Lines - Septic Systems $275 PER TON PHONE: L. -Sewer •Refrigeratore •Drvere •Freezera PARTS ond SERVICE Yard Solo Mitchell Rd .. Fri. • Sot .. 9-5 . Clothot ond houMhold items 1t 1 riiiO · neble price . Gorogo Solo. Stortlng Fri. at 10. Ferrell's on Roush Hoi· low Rd . Woldor. old furn l· ,.:.:·_m _ i•_c_of_l•_n_•_o_u_•_·_ __ 1t:.:u:.: or repair, auttell and I1' ~:;::::-;:~::::::::::f:::::::::::=:::::-t";~::"~~::"::"::"::"t-------­ downspouts. &Utter cleaning and painti", storm 4 Giveaway 9 Wanted To Buy 21 Business doors and windows. Opportunity - Water Malces NEW HAVEN, W. VA. *Fiberglass ROOFING All types of roof wort new - Trencher 985-3561 Yard Sale Thurs .. Fri. & Sat . 9 :00 to 1 Maternity clothes , baby items, mise 638 Hilda H. L. Writesel - Dozers - Backhoes -Dump Trucks - La-Boy AT •Vinyl Liner C KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE GARAGE ulo, Sunday only, 818 RoHorty-Torro Eatoteo. Addloon. OH . 9 ·6 . Old dollo. 30 ~lr funs, entlqut gl111 were. large variety knic· kneckl, kldaautnm1r clothe• • mloc &Vicinity II II ftt PULLINS EXCAVATING •Walhere •DIIhW111her1 CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH . Grea & Patty Gibbs-Owners PH . 992· 2178 IN RUTLAND - 8 room lider home on I& ~t near school All util•~es. balh and 2 porches. Askin g $25,00) IIW IIDDLEPOif -Ownlnllllsasaleonthisnewerhome 3 4 bedtoottiS, lfl(liO!tll!llh!ly 2.«Xl 511. It of living space. large 2 lnsulatd Do1 Houses 1-1614) ·992· 3325 5 YRS. OLD - Good Selection Of to 24'x36' PAT HILL FORD All Phone NEAR RUTLAND - 5 room ~der home w1th carpel!ng Some remoo~rng. new bat~ l1vrng room about 13x20. and 2 car garage on I acre lor Good Selection Of GRASS CARPET Siz~s from 6'x6' Up GaT..._ COAL fam 1 ~ $1295 UTiliTY BUILDINGS "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" !SearsI NEW LISTING - N1ce looking 3 bedroom Pomeroy hom a Nat gas lurnace. neat kitchen. carpebng all through, lar~ basement. lroot porch back pallll. and garage $5.000 00 down and take over STARTING AT INSTALLED WITH PAD ' 3 7 tic co rner o f the Guv H a nd Lars P Sw arn 26 4 acre tra ct as reco rd ed rn M ergs Cou nt y Deed Reco, ds Volume 223 Page 269 so1d porn! of beg rnrng berng marked by a locus t post th ence north 84 de9 24 east 12 2 25 feet to a locust post then ce north 1 deg 25 east 151 5 fee t to a locust pos t then ce sout h 8 4 deg 3 0 west 1 10 1 feet to a lo cus t pos t th encP. sou th 5 d eg 50 west 153 teet to the oo tnt ot containing 0 begrnnJng ac res rn orP. o r less be1'1Q th f' Si:lme rea l estat e co nveyed by Guy H Sw<:tr r1and Lors P Swa1r1 hu sba nd and wde to GP.nrnP and Judrth Ste~ r c h e• by deed dat r~d Aprrl 25 19 72 Par ce l No 2 Begrnn1nq at a oo rn 1 nort h 83 deg 19 east 1 20 IAet rlncl north 84 deg 24 eas t 172 25 tee t frnm thf' so utheast cotn er o f th e Guy H dn d Lor 'i P Swa 1n 26 4 acr f' 11act as rcco rdrd rn Merg s Cou nty Deed Record Votum e 223 Pa~w 269 sarci pornt of beg rnnr nq hAin(l marked by a locust post lh tHlce no 1th 8 4 deq 2 4 t:ast 1 2 2 feet to a locust post then ce north 3 deq 15 WP.st 150 IPet to a locu~ t oos t t hrmcc south 84 deg 30 Wes t 1 10 1 tee t to a loc ust po st Thence south 1 deg 25 W es t 15 1 5 teet to th P. pnrnt ot begrnntng contarn 1nq 0 40 acres mo1e or less Re feren c8 De ed Vol um e 203 Pil(jf! IJ93 Deed Records M c•q s Coun ty Oh10 fer ms ot Salp CiJS h tor no t IP.ss t han two th1rcl s nf thf' ap prarse el v.11 uc Appr arscd at OWNERS-Lando . & Elizabeth Clay DAN SMITH - AUCTIONEER 1 ······ Giiiilpoili.. -··· -·- New Homes - Extensive Ramodelinc. •lnsurtnce Wort .Custom Pole Bld&s. & Garaces •Roofinc Work oAI1111inum & Vinyl Sidinp 15 Years Experience G~EG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992·2282 Sizes sllrt from 12'116' can repair and ,. core iiidloluia end ' - · 18r con~~. We can 1180 ICid boll end rod out ... dilrtora. We 1180 repair We Residential 8o Commarcial Cell 742-3196 Public Notice POMEROY LANDMARK CARPET Moy 21 9- ~ . On Co. Rd . 34 behind Momory Gordtno Comotory, Choatar. Fum1· tuN, large jeena, ulauware, small electric applalncea. 21 8, Clipper Mill. 10 to 6 . Public Notice Mav 27 1983 In c;;1 se ot your tarlurf' to m sww o r Olh 81W1 Se · ,espond a:; prr rnr l! ed by the 0 1110 Rules ol Crvll Proccd LHf! wr thrt \ the hmt~ StFJhtCI jud gmenT by de· l,1u11 wrll be render erl ilQ <llnst you tor 01P- 10hc t de manded m lhP. Cornplrtu11 ca, o lyn G Th omas Cle rk o f Court of Comrnon Ploas. Pro bm e DrvrS10n M orgs County Oh10 & Vicinity ROUSH CONSTRUCTION All STEEL & POLE BULDINGS RADIATOR SERVICE For all your wiring needs; furnace• re· · pair service and in· stallation. Up to 15 words . One day insert•on S 3 00 Up to 15 words . Three day insertion .... .. . S4 00 Up to 15 Words .. . Si• day insert•on .......... s 7 00 (Average 4 words per line) II' NOTICE OF SALE 19 31 J oa By v1 rtue of an Ord er at Sale ISS ued out of the Common ?I> 11 )1 I 1- -- - -- -- - - Public Notice 25 I3 16. Mei QS County 84 12 I· Ple.-1 s Co ur! of Mer gs Cou nty OF SALE CASH Oh ro rn th o case oi The James J Pr oft1 !1 Far mers Bani< and Savrngs She rrf f ol Company Pome10y Ohr o M e1gs Cou nty Oh1u pla1nt111 agams t Mrlton Bar 13 20 3tc tr am et al defendant s upon a JUd g men t therein rend ered be Public Notice 1ng Case No 18 357 rn sard Co urt I wrtl o ffer l or sa le at the IN THE fr o nt door of the Cou rthouse 1n COMMON PLEAS COURT Po meroy M ergs Coun ty Ohro OF MEIGS COUNTY, on th e,25 th day ofJune 19 83 OHIO at 10 00 ~ M th e to llow1ng THE FARMERS BANK & Public Notice lands and tenemen ts loc ated SAVINGS COMPANY. at 2 10 Con dor Str ee t and 212 Ploln1ill, . Cond Gr Street Pomer oy Oh ro PUBUC NOTICE VI . Th p Bomd a t Tru stees ot 457 (1 9 respec tively JESSE LEE BUCHANAN , ET S1 t unted rn the V rll age o l Co lumh•a Town sh rp wdl hold J AL., Po meroy Coumy at M erqs and pu b lic hear rnq June 4 198 3 at Defendants. B P M <tl the frrc s ta110n lo r the Statf' of Ohr o lo wrl No. 1B.415 fRACl 1 Bernet DJrt o li o! 44 or uposed hudget flncl oro - NOTICE OF SALEposP.d US!) of nevenu c Sh orin g rn th e C1 ty of Po mer oy and d t?s Ptrrsuant to ~r1 o rd er of Sat e lunds fnr yer~r 198 3 All crt1tens c rrbed as loi!Ow :'i 39 teet 4 IS'>ucd by the Com mon Pleas (f 'S PCcrutly sen ror l t!J/f)n<;l are 1{1{;nes rn 1ro nt 0 1 100 feet deco Cou 11 n f MP.rgs Co1mty Oh ro I lyr nrt IJPtwtJ un Geur'ge U lm h 5 lrM tl=?d to tm end w11l offf!r l hr sale at pu bi1C lot o n one S1rlP and rhe <;C hoa t .1 uct ron on the 18 th day o l 101 on th e oth er S1de dneded by 151 20 li e JunP t 9 83 at 10 15 AM DST V B Hor to n T1u stP.e lo r Public Notice on thr" steps of th e Co urt House Charles R Po mrroy to surd o f s a1cf county rn the Vrllage o f Joh n Md ck PomPt(Jy Ohro th e f ollowr n ~ IN THE Re ier ence Deed Vol um e COMMON PlEAS COURT. 255 Pa qe 19 7 und VolumP descnbed ! eal es ratP. Tne fo llowrnq dt; sc ~rb ed rea l PROBATE DIVISION, 25 7 Paye 821 M e1qs Coun ty P.S tit te Sl luJt e rn the Townsh1p MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO D eed Record s o f Se~ l rsbu ry rn the County o f JOSEPHINE OSBORNE, TRAC f 2 Bcqmnrnq 7 tr.c t ADMit. ( 13 feP. I) wP.sterl y fro m rh P M er(ls nnd Stntp, o l Oh10 <J nd hP.rn(j 111 Se c tro n 3 Tow n 2 WILBUR WARNER so uthwe st co rner o t Lo r No 45 No1111 Ra nqe 13 W es t of th e ESTATE. 111 the V1llage ol Pomeroy Ohu1 Company s Purcha se and Plaintiff, M ergs County Oh1o l "iatd he bernq descnb ed as follow s · VB· gr nn rn g p 01n t bernq th e Boqrnnr ng at a po1n1 1n th e RUBY DUNN. ot ol . SO tJlhwPst c:u tn er of Subclrvr CPn terl•nP Of a 50 foot d rrvew<~y Dolendanll sron 1 ol Lot 4t1 1 rh ence al o nr"j CASE NO 23961 Condo r Str eet wP st erly 40 l cf' t rrq hl of way smd po rnt of beq1nnrng berng South a bo ut - NOTICE BY a nn To thP Sn urhea sl cur np r o t 792 75 teP.t nnd West a bo ut PUBUCATIONSu bdrVISIOn 3 ot S<l+d Lo t 44 TO THF DE FENDANTS THE thP nce back fl l Hl "' w1d th o t 1\ 0 4 56 33 tee t fr o m the Northna sl UNKNOWN HEI RS DEVISEES fef't i)ylrn e nn ritl lf'l rn thP lrrw r. o r nt•r o f Sim i Sectro n 3 th(lnc e LEGATEES FXEC UTORS AD herwccn I ot ... 44 i1nd 4 b 100 No rth 16 cl en 23 mr n 02 sec L JST 33 64 l ee t atonq S<J1d MINISTRA fO RS OR ASSIGNS fcPI ar~ d llr>r rtq known a ~, Sub IF ANY OF THE ES TATE'S OF dlvrS!On 2 of Sc11d Lot No 4 1nrl dr tvf'vvdv rrnht o tway to a porn t thf'n cr north 24 deg 23 m 1n 'vVI I BUR WAR NER decea<;nct Thf! sa1nr 010 pr. rty C:O I\VDyr•cl by 0 ~ JOHN WArlNER rlP. CPilSfl(1 V B Ho riOJl rn St lluo l D1 stt rc 1 56 <; f•r Eils t 7 1 37 teet ato nQ 'hl rd rlr rv t!Wfly rr tlhl of way to a OF MARY OHL I NG[R No 4 bv d Pe d riDted Oct 1~ nou1 r t'lrncc So utt1 44 deq 25 WARN ER rlecedsM OF CHI\ 1850 :tnc1 f(JCOr ded rr1 Deect Al ES W~'\ RNF H rlf• rf' rtS t~rl OF Oook 1 !1 oit hP 0PPrl RPCOtds ""' E1" ' t6 269 1cmtoan tr on ro d IMSsrng a n rr on roO <H 30 0 GEO RGE WA11NEA di"Cf1ilsocl n l M nr(fs Cou nty Ohro ,11 p,JQ c t n,~ t lor rP.If!fl'rl l'::(' thf'ln co So u th end OF EMilY WARNER CO N 3 74 ,Jnrl by Anna W oher to 2 rt .. \1 rnrn 3 1 sec East GRO VE (tecert5e<1 M ar trn W olf e hv rlPPil rla tr•d Ttw ObJOCI n t lh f> Complmnt Sf'p t 211 189 1 rf'COHi P.d rn 2~ 0 4 fc•r• t to iln r1on rnd r•, I O c1 clerrn rnf> tfw unkllOVI.n Boo k 7.3 sa1d rl ePd 1eco rd s o f thf'nc,.. Sou th 2 dr.{l 02 mrn 12 M11 s at l<rw anct nex t ot k n nt M erg s Co unty 01 10 il l Pt~~V' Sf•r.t ''" ' 159 8 4 IPr t to an 1ron Wrlh1r 1 Wdii1Pr r1oceas Hrl and 62 ,'Hid vvhrch sa rd p ro perty ro d th PnCf! Sou th 75 deo 29 mm 11 9 Sf!c W est 200 59 teot the d eman (l r'i tho t ! be u n wr~ s co nvey"'d hy A 0 I r dCy to itn uon tOri thence North 5 kn o wn horr s ;)! lilw and nf'lCI ol ShF.Hr fl ot M e1g s Cou nty Ohro ku1 n t John w ,uner cte ceas ed to The Fa rrne r<; B;mk & Sav1nq s deq 5 1 tnrn 44 sec East 2 5 1 5 IPOI to ,1 n rron rod 'lll d n f M,u y Ohl1nQPr Wa rne1 Com pcul y hy dr>ml rld ted Au(] th enc~ Nor th 89 flpq ?2 r11 rn df'CP,rsncl IIW 111Hi rna 1 qrnnd 15 1932 :tnfl rP COrdCd p,11f'll iS or W ri iJur W un1f"1 of Boo k 1 36 at PRQP 53 9 or th P 0 1 ',(~ f ,I SI 8 b 4 1€('1 tO 1hC C ll H if"~ W ilf!l(!J ~~C C.lSf'rl till' DPcd Rec or d <; o l M Pr q s pomt ot !)('l) lllnrnq cont a1nrng morP or lAss 1 06 de r~s la rhr•t rJI WrlhU! W ,unm ot Coll nty Oh10 Gnlllrit> W 11 rr1Pr docP<J <>Pd tilt? Rt-. for f< ll CP DeNI V o lu m p e)lct:ptrrtQ a!ltoqat r111h ts o l way 0Pscr r1Jmt below IS the \e n 1JIIr If' n! Wrlbur Wnrn r r ol 2 4 7 Paq r 537 anrl Vo lumn [ rnrly W,lmf1t (QflCj fnvl" (!f' 2 57 P<tqe 2 7 I D(>f'd AC' CO rd ~ tr rlrnP ol <1 50 loot w rd e ilC( f'SS ll(!ht Ol VV.Jy P, ISOtnnnt tO lflf' f r.lSNI lhr '>r~. tnr nf Wllt)lll n t M rt{I S Co1mtv Ohro abovr (!P.SrJr hPrl 1 06 acre lot Wdrnt>J :me1 qt Wllhur W orner 1\PPRAISED A I $4 000 00 8f!qrn fl1ng Cll l he porn! of d~C f'<lsf'd Hw rt ,;)(f't: u tors Jrl r"flrnr slr Jtors nnd i'ISSrgns rl ,my 54 Misc. Merchandise beg rnn rnq of th f' ahove <1es crrb('(l 1 0 6 ac1P lot sa1d por n! i''il .thlr sh What Bv (•l rn lf'rCSI they tn;ty have 111 the est,lte ot Wrlbur W ar nor (H bf' to rwor ba rrt•rl ho m rn herrrrn o thr o uqh o r from assr ftr nq an rn te,es t rn the All lENGTHS IN STOCK ost atP ot Willwr Warner <lnd 8FT . ... .. .. .......... .. ........................ •9 lor such other rei!PI as the Cou tl ITlilY dOicrrnrne 10 FT . .... ............... .. .................. '12 .20 Yo u flt P. rt:KflltrOd to an swer 12 FT ... .. ...... .... .. ............... .. .. .. '14.46 lhf' Co rnpl rlr nt wrthrn tiNflnty 14FT . ... .. ... .. .... .. .... .. .. ........ ... . ... '16 .70 Or Qh t d,lyS ~ 1! 01 thf' lost pu blrcu· 16 FT ... ......... . ... .. .. ...... ..... .... ... .. '18 .90 tro n of thrs not1ce whr t:h will be oublrshPd onc A ear h WP.e k lo r 18FT . .. .. .. ........ .. ..... .. ...... ..... '20 . 90 SJ)I surcrss rvl) week s e1nd the 20 FT ...... ........... .... .......... .... .... '22 .96 las I puiJir catro n wrll be made on ADDITIONAL 5'11 DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH & CARRY n ~ .r " Public Notice on thf! 21 st day o f Mav 1983 at 10 am 19 78 Fo rd Th under b ud se r1DI No 8G87F298271 Terms nl sa te cash Seit er reserves the rr!J ht to brrt:l and the 1rgh1 10 fCJCC I any ancl all brds Bank One of Tuppe rs Plarn s Bo!C 27 . Tuppers Pla1ns Ohro 101 1!) 20 2tc - -- -- - - - - - - 141 22 29 15 1 6 13 20 27 61c II .I i II 1 ALUMINUM ROOFING 1 I Prmt on e word 1n e ac: h sp ace below Each rn· t r11a1 or gr ou p o f ft g urcs counts ~ s a word Count nam e ,,nd add ress or ph one num ber rt u sed Yo u ' ll ge t be tter r es u l ts If vou d esc n bc tully , Q1v c prr c e The Sclllt1n e l r e~er ves thP n g ht to c tass, t y , edt t or re 1ect ilny ad Y our a d w i l l be p tll 1n th e prop e r c l ass tfl ca tl on d y ou ' ll I cher k l hf' proper box .b elow Public Notice Middleport 3 24 ric t)d 'Chain Lmk Fence 'Carpetinc 'Paintin& Public Notice ···· .. -pe;·;n&;y··········· Also Tronamiuion MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE following tel ephone exchanges ... 81 -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Heating 83-Ekcavating 84-Eiectricel & Refrigeration 85 -General Hauling 86-M .H . Repair 87 -Upholstery 61 -Fiirm Equipment 62-Wanted to Buy 6 3 -Livestock 64- Hay & Gram 6 5 -Seed & Fertilizer (.O~t- Classified pages cove r the 71-Autos for Sale 7 2 -Trucks for Sale 73-Vana & 4 WD 74-Motorcycltil 75-Boats 8o Motdra 76-Auto Parts & Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment Rvnlale 41 - Houses for Rant 42-Mob•le Homes for Rent 4 3· Farms lor Rent ,..44-Apartment for Rent 4 5-Furnished Rooms 4 6 -Space for Rent 4 7 -Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 49-For Lease ,.c." Po11tro~. DH. Rt. 124, 20 Yt1rs hporltnce 5·20-l mo 21 -Business Opportunity 2 2 - Money to Loan CHAIN LI.NK FENCING NEEDS AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES 1 -Card of Thanks (pa•d jn advanca) 2 -ln Memory (pa1d in advan ce) 3 -Announcements 4 -Gtveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6 - Lost and Found 7 · Yard Sa.le (paid •n advan ce ) 8 -Pub1c Sale & Auctton 9 -Wanted to Buy FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY Roger Hysell GARAGE ROOFING '(ard Sa\es BEDB-IRON, IRAII. old furniture. gold. oliver dol· ltro. wood loe ltono Jtro, antlq-. Ole.. Com· ploto houMholdo. Wrlto: M .D . Milar, At. 4, Po,.,oy, Oh . Or 812· 7710. bo•••· Gold. tllvar, !tterllnt. •• . -ry. "1"· aid colno • currency. d lurbtt larbor lhop, Middleport. 182 · 3476. You can make money set ling AVON Call 448-3358 or 814 ·388 ·9045 Medical Aaalttant. imml!l dlate opening, experience required Please send resume to Point Pleeaent Register, c-o P.O . Box P14, Point Pleasent , WV 26660 CLEAN respoctoble lody to live in at nights with elderly woman Phone 304-1756767 . MANAGER trainee tor Goodwrll retail store Apply at Southwestern Communtty Action Center on Viand St Pt Pleasant Tuesday, 24th . only Between 11 ·00 and 12 noon, and 1 :00 to 3 00 p.m BARTENDER. fomolo , no experience nec ..sary. apply in perton at Anche»r. 320 Main St Pt. Pleeun1 12 PIANO TUNING S5 oH plus dtscounts to senior ci1i:zena · churchas-schoots Call Bill Ward W11rd's Keyboard . 446 · 4372 . Will open & clean awimmtng pools. Cell 446-4896 after 6 ·00PM PIANO TUNING LANE DA · NIELS Reliabla service since 1986 . Associate of Brunicerdl Mu••c Co Phone 614 -742 -2961 . PERMANENT hair removal Profeulonal Electrolyals Clinic A. M.A. approved Dr referrals Monday, Wednetday. Friday. by appointment. 304 -676 -6608 . Situations Wanted Will do baby alltlng in my home Racine area Any 1ge 814 -949 -2779 Have vacancy for elderly man or woman 24 hour 11 doy core Coli 614 ·667 · 6329 or 814-687-3402 C••• Vacency. for elderly. 614-992 -6022 COLLEGE 1tudent wants to mow end trim lewns. C1ll 304 -676 -6392 13 C&l Bookkeeping Broad range of bookkeeing and ta111 servtcet available to suit your bu1lneas needs Carol Neal 446 3B62 Insurance SANDY AN'D BEAVER Insurance - co hu oHered Hrvlcu tor fire lnsurence coverage In Oallle County for elmost 1 century . Ferm. home end personal property coverege1 ere •velleble to meet Individual needs . Contact Rev Wedemeyer. egent . Phono 388- 8249 . Are you paying to much for your holpltal-heelth lnau· ranee , Call Carroll Snowdon, 448-4290. 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Tra1h removel Service. Relleble ond dopendoblo. Coli 446· 3119 betwHn 9 1nd 5. Lawn Mowing no yard to big or email. Rofloble ond dopendtble. For ntlmate cell 441 · 31118 botwoon 8 ond II. Cancrlte work, driveways, ol-olko. potloo Brick 8o block, otc . F'" ootlmotn. Coli 448·4383 or 614·2561787. ExperilncH m~tehanlo wiU ldjult 3 • 4 cyNndtr motorcycle carbo. • 18, fully gut· ront-. Coli 446·0208. lnterlor-fxterlor painting ond other odd Jobo dono. Rasoonable. Call441-0970. Mothor wNI bebyolt In own homo. Vory teasonablo. Rlf· .,.noeo evolloblo. Coli 4484047. WILL toko care of oldorly In lhofr homo. 304·488· 11123. WILL mow lowno In Maoon ond CIHton orea. 304-773· 1442 . 4 bdr . 2 full baths, finished basement 2 ca r garage. Appointment only 203 Kl · neon Or , Gallipolis 4461223 3 bedroom. 1332 •q ft , under construction. Ivy Dale Subdivllion KCK contractor•. Inc Call 814 -3670831 or 446 17e9. 2 lots & e moblfe home 12x60, 2 bedroom, with rural water. gas heat Has some furniture . price S12 .600 Or 41ott8o mobile S14 800 Coll448-1240 1976 14x70 Peerteu MH , out, EC . cent eir, woodburner, totel alectrk:. new cerp throughout, un derpinning . outbuilding II 1,500 Coli 814 -246 6408 . 446 -0212 w -tilt See · us for good clean pra ·owned mobile home French City Mobile Homes, Inc Call 446-9340 1978 Schultz 1~•0 2 bdrm , 2 baths, cen 11 air, good cond . on r tel lot , near Goodyear Plant. IIIU meble loan French City Brokerlng Service . 448 9340 1973 Carrege hou1e mobile home 70x1 2. AC , W • D hookup , diahwe1her. 2 bdr , 2 both Coli ofter 6, 114· 682 · 7277 or 814 -8827262 Bell offer. 1976 Nashua mobile home 12x60 wtth underpinning and elr conditioner, totel electric. e&.OOO Call 814· 246 -6811 11ilt76 14x70 Windsor, 3 bedroom. 1 VJ baths, furnished. 8•1 0 utility building Deeth in family must sell Call 446 -76t2 coli before 3OOm after 4 call 4467847 2 bedroom trailer set up on 8. rented lot on Bullville Rd. Underpinning, out building. kitchen epplience1, woodburner, 14,900orblltofter, Coli 446 ·0978. 8PM-BPM . 3 bdr home in Addiso n smell lot. newly remodeled, turnance &. woodburner, tully intuiJted. exc cond , Mid 120't. Coli 614 692 · 4369 1980 '4x70 Feirmont Mobile Home. electric, 2 bdr , 1 112 beth, unfurn ., underplnnmg, a ir, utility building Johnoon MH Pork. 114388-9704 . HOUSE FOR SALE In Mid · dleport. Newly remodeled home with fireplace . poul ble woodburner, close to schools and ahopping Call 614 -992-6941 . 12•80 Schultz mobllo home, 2 bdr .. large kitchen. upendo, new 1cotchgu1rd carpet , really nice. 114379 -2727 3BR 2 full bath, central air. fireplace, large lot. cion to town Cell 446· 2599 after 3 bedroom home at 123 Gertleld Ave ., concrete pool , full bllement , 2 fire place• . 2 11:1 betha. new cerpet, 2 ecre lot from SR Rt. 1 to river. Owner will consider financing with low down p1ymen1 and 9% lnteroot Coli 446· 1648 Newly remodeled, 8 room, 2 atory houn with ' 4 ecrn land . Riverfront view Priced for quick nle. Cell 446491 5 after 5 or ell day Sundoy . lovely, 8 rooms. Double garago , betutlfully Iondo· ceped •rea lot . Atop Roae Hill. Pom. 40's. 1114· 9911· 42117. • a. For Trodo . 6 room both country horM. With 3 room • 8 beth rental hOUM. 12 milo from Pomeroy to Tredo for Middleport Property. l'hono 814-992·11530. 1974 Holly Pork Mobllo Home, total electric, partly furnished. cerpeted, 2 bedrooml, Intercom IYitim. central air. porch, underpinning . In e11c . cond Cell 614 - 949 - 2759 John Manuel Schull14•66 Mobile Home. uc. cond . 1itualed on 1 22 acres, Five Points on Flet~ woods Rd • Pomeroy, Oh. Porch. 1torm windows, gar· age. metal 1torage buHdlng, nice garden apace, 1hrub1. 126.000 . Phono 114· 742. 2430. 8x36 troller f1.000 514 742 · 2308 oftor ti p.m. 1972 Rebel houu troller with porch 12•51. corpet ll~o new. portlolly rurnlohed, vory good cond. •4.100. Coli 614·985-3945 or 114981! -3967 . 14•61! 2 bedroom Homotto mobil home. New carpet end 7 yeoro old. 4 mlln out of linoleum throughout. New Recine. 81-level. 2 e~~r gar· Coleman gea furneoe A,C.• ago anachld. 3 ctr gorago front porch with owning. un·onochld. ~ ocrn wWh bock deck, underpinning. good rlrlllod will ond much E•collont condition Atldng more . 614-843·5350. $7,300 . 614-94B -2715. Houu. 2722 Lincoln Ave. 1972 1 4x65 Mobllo Home. Pt. Pl. Appointment Only. 2 bedrooms, aaa Ml1. per· 304-1711-4074. tlolly furnlohld, undorplft· nlng. bock porch, ••• conjl. EIGHT ocrn. emoll houoo. Phone 114-912·Z158 bo· gorogo. out buKdlngo. pond , _ II • II Atlt for Tim. & mlnorol rlghte, rodUold Altar II phOne 304-11~ · price, 304·1111·3818. 3592. • �•, l Page 32 14-The KIT Mobile Home• for Sele -••.a 11183 Nlochl . maclllno ...., orm modol w ith .....rei dlfforent zig ug poHomo, ooot n - ovor A300 ropo1111ood model only 3 moo . pld. Hko . cond . poyoff boi•!ICO oWI!I f96 . Coli 814-3115·8918. Out of town cell coloct. Fr11 dollvery to your homo. : 1858 Elkor 10x!O, 2 bdr .. mootly furn .. cor!NIIod . Coli after 5, 814-388-81549 . 1974 Corrlogo HOuoo 3 bdr .. 2 lull botho, eliding . glaaa doors, good· c ond., · fl5 . 800. C oli 614- 992 ; 8810 . 1 972 1 2x62. 2 bedroo m fuml ahtd, t JCcellent condi tion, 304-876-7978 or 8766422 . 12x60 TOTAL electric Dar· jan, 2 bedrooms, $6,000 . o r boot offer. 304-882-2435 before 3 p.m. 1 coffee table 47'hx1B'hx16 'h in. ond 1 end table 26x1 8 'h x20 'h w ith light wa lnut finish *30, 32x63· 174 pioceo brown l97714x70, 3 badroomo, 2 full botho, 8 10,000 . 304876-2949 . 3'3 Farms for Sale ':::;':~=;:=====T::========="1 ---------- t 42 142 acreo near Rio Grande. houoe & buildings. Will sell all or port . Call 446-2699 aftor 6 . Mobile Homes for Rent Two bedroom mobile home, kitchen turn. 1 small child accepted, • 1 80. plus utilities. Referen Ces required. 304 -676-1 076. · REAL eatate for sale by · owner. Building now baing used for business. 7 room apartment, 2 bedroom houae to rent for extra income. Approximately 1 ecre of ground. goQd well. city water on Crab Creek Rd . Call 304 - 675 - 8609 for appOintment. Lots 1- - - - - - - - - Furnished 2 bedroom trailer with add on and garage on 2, Pt . Pleaaant above old Y. $226 month plus utilities, $60. depoJit, references. 304-675 -3248 attar 7 p.m . & Acreage TWO bedroom. 1 2x60 fur· nished, air. waaher. dryer. $176 . plus utilitlaa, deposit and references. 304 -6764874 , 6 -20 Acres woods, overlooking Ohio River, city achoola . 446 -3664 or 1. ~~~======= 43 Farms for Rent 613 - 423 - 8928 . ~ Owner/ Agent . ~6 acrea at Rodney on W .T. Wataon Rd . Owner finan c Ing ovolloblo. Coll446-822 1 efter 6 weekdays . ' 4 bedroom farm house. Fenced paature, outbuild· contract. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 bdr. Regency Inc. Apart 1ments $200 per mo. or if income Is $10.000 or lest HUD ovolloblo. A-One Real Estates, Carol Yeager. Real lor . Call 304-676 -6t04 . 21/, ecras off acc ess road one mile east of 1-76 interchange for International Airport, Sanibel-Captiva and Ft. Myoro. Florida . 140. 000 . owner financing or land lease with over-ride. Prine!- Small furn ished house in polo only-6 t 4 -992-3381 of- city, adults only. Coli 446tor 5 :30 ond weekends LO_;I_3_8_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 614-992-3463 . · r Furnished efflency apt., In 2 acral pan Iaiiy cleared. city Rio Grande, utilities paid. water, asking $6.000. 304- Coil 446 -0157 . 676-2 206 . JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal Houaing Opponunlty' has FIVE acres. land, down payone bedroom apartments ment and take over payrent starting at $167 per ments, city ' wa{er & alec t hc month ii'ld tw-o bedroom on land . 304-675 -2449 : apartment• rent starting at $193 per month . Call 4482746 or leave meuage. 36 Re!ll Estate Wanted Three room apart .. utiltiea paid, e160 a mo ., two story hOU18 e100 mo. A-One Real ~o~s~":.i~&'l'A·!A~•J;, Buying houses and apartments. Need properties with favorable pri ce and terms. Box 1 109 Gallipolis, Oh . 46631 . Furnished apt .• 131 Vt 4th Ave., Gallipolis . 2 bdr .. $186 mo .. water poid. Call 448 -4416 alter 7PM . Furnlohod opt .. 1136 2nd Ava., Gallipolis. 2 bdr., •196 mo ., water paid . Call '44e•f~ l,ll alter 7PM . ' '. New Duplex, large L. room s, Panially furnlahed 3 rnl ..• tully equipped kitchens, din- utllltloo lurnlohod . Call446 · Ing areas, two bedrooms. 0171 or 448 -3733 . ---------shower / bath. washer -dryer 1 . hookup, an ached garage. air Apt. tor rent . Halt double-2 conditoned. carpeted, 2 'h: bd .room Apt. Adulu premllea Rt . 588, deposit 8e ferred . No peto. 614 ·992· references requ i red . 2749 , $300 .00 mo. Phone 4463046 day, 446-2602 evoo. 1 bed room Apt . 1196 . mo. Includ ing utilitiu. Equal 3 bdr. houae. cent. air, housing opportunity . ConAddison, Oh, 826 . Call 1act VIllage Manor Aptl. 814-446-0176 . 614-992-77B7. 1- - -- - - - - - - MODERN 3 bedroom. fam - 1 bedroom apt. 614 -992· ily room . near schools 8t 6434, 814 - 992 - ~914 or hospital . Reference & dep- 304 -882 -2686 . oolt required. Coll304 -875- 1- - - - - - - _ : . ._ _ 4338 . New 1 bedroom besement apt . in Rutland vicinity. Houae for rent In Point 1200. month pluo ulllllleo. Plouano. 304-676-7183 . Oepoatt & references required . 814-742-2306. TWO bedroom houae, 2nd . St .. Now Hoven, 304 -882- 2 bedroom apt . In Middle· 2606 . port . Remodeled through out. No peta. 614-9922828 . 42 Mobile Homes Apartnfenta In Pomeroy . for Rent Coil oftor 6 p .m. 614 -9927611 . Furnished & unfurnished. 2 . bedrooms. ttir cond ., beautl· Apartment s. 304 - 676 ful river view hi Kanauga . 6648 . Foolor'o Trall8r Park . 446 APARTMENTS , mob i le 1802. hom11, houaea. Pt . Ple11ant 2 bdr. trailer partially furn ., and Gallipolis. 614 -4415f17B mo .. t100 dap . on 8221 . , Kerr 8othal Rd . Coil 448 - 1- -N-E- bod -ro_o_m -ap_o_rt_m _o _n_to 1- --------I---------0 4582 . Smlll trailer for 1 person utllltloo polil. dop . req .. · Kantuga, .Oh area. Call · 448-.,08. for tho oldorly. All utllitln p•id. Tenant• pay .30 per· cant of their adjuotod Incomo in thlo HUD ouboldlzod apartment building. Twin Rlvert Tower, phone 304· 875 ·8879 . Equol opportun,ity houolng . 3 bclr. trailer for rent . Cell 448· 1052 ofter 5PM . , . - - - - - - - - - -lc.2 bodroomo Mobile Homo in ONE bedroom oportmont, A02 'il 24th. $t. Pt. 'loooont . Racine. 814-367-0288 . phone, 1 -814-992-6868 . 10 JC 6 5. 2 bd .roo m mobile ' h'o ml In Racine· area . 814- APAATM E,NT lor ront, 3 mlloo from Pt. Ploaoont up 992 ·11888 . 35. Prefer mlddlo ogod ·2 bodroom m~bllo homo. ApProxi!Nteiy 5 miln from .Midfleport · or Ptu:n er.oy . . 814.P92-585". ' 44 Apartment for Rent long pieces ·mea•ure 32 '', New bulba. letter1. ohort pioceo 21 " Signo. Coli couple or young retired couple. Rolorenca required . Coli. lj)4-876- 3388 bolor 5:00. and 10 FRE~ Hele 1-800- inchea across. enterlock in a 826· 7448. anytime. metal frame, wood grain 1- - ---....:._____ finloh . Call after &PM. 4483066 . · Firewood woohor & G.E. dryer, , 160 . both . 10 miloo out SandhPI 268·6246 . Rd ., from Pt. Pleaeant. Turn on Oak Grove Church rood, & prom dre1111 aizea 7-13, 1 mile out, Box 50, watch like now. Worn only once. lor olgn . Coli 448- 9789 or 448 - I : = == = == ==== 3694. I· 66 Building Supplies For sal& metal cufVen 8 inch thru 80 inch in otock. State opprovod 18 gouge 12 Inch Building moteriolo 16.36 per ft .. 24 inch block , brick , sewer pipet, . 10 per It . 36 tnch windows . llnteh . etc . • 10 .60 t16 . per ft . Also plastic Claude Wintera, Rio Grande, culvert in otock. &Inch thru o . Call 814 _246 _5121 _ 18inch, 81nch*1 .80portt.. 12 inch $3.60 · per ft. Ron 8 ulld your own Early Ameri Evana E nterpr~aea , 4 mi. can home. 2 or 3 bdr., SouthofJachononST. RT. 12 •996- . C oil 1 -814-886 · 93 , 614 · 288 · 6930 · 7311 . Seo our model . 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sllleping Rooms and light houae keeping rooma. Park Central Hotel. Coil 446-0766 . Sleeping room 1126, utlltieo paid, single male . Share both. 919 Second Avo. Gollipolio . · Call 446-4416 after 7PM . Furnished apt . adulta. No Peto. 304-675 -1463. Furnished apt . adutta . No Pots. 304-875 -1453. 46 Space for Rent COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Pori<. Route 33 , North of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call 992 -7479 . Oh io River camp aitet, Syra cuae area . Water and electricity . 614-992-5337 or 814-992 -61 ·41 evenings. Wanted to Ren1 Wanted 3 room. & bath apt ., good location , prefer un fum . Call 446 -3219 aft er 6PM . Unfurn . 2 or 3 bedroom house or apart . in Gallipolis area . Dependable & referen ces. Coli 814 -388-9748 of tar 6 . Flrepl'ace Insert. twin blowera. automatic thermostat. still In factor'y carton ·. $660 .00 . Ph . 814- 2681216. Cheap carpet. If you have rental propany or ren1. don't mind slightly Irregular carpet, you can aave money. Price• start 82 .99 aq . yd ., 992 -6173, 10-6 . on land eontract gas. oil. coal S..limettone. Vinton and Gallia Co . 2,600 acral. For funher information call614 987 -6322 alter 8PM . Royfax 1400M copier, condition. just ra<•air.C( 448 -9340 . Riding lawn mower MTD 800 series 32 ln . cut, 8HP, elect otart. 1176. Coli 4467778. Cordle11 telephonea ideal for use around. Your home, farm, business, etc. No SWAIN wires, receive or make calla AUCTION & FURNITURE from a distance of 600-700 62 Olive St., Gallipolis . 6 ft . from the billa unit. piece wood living room suite Frank 's Pawn Shop , 406 with 6 inch flat erma $399 . 2nd . Ave., Go IIi polls, 446bunkJ beds complete -with .0B40 . bunkie• $199. 2 piel::e an tron livingroom suites $199, 3 place br. suite complete, antron recliners $99 , other 1300. Coli 614-266-6644 . recllnera $80, maple dinette sets $179, love seats $70, Air condi'tioner. 14,000 hido · o · bed $260 , box BTU . Contact Johnny Pope. springs & mattrau twin or 448 -3453, 426 Groen Torfull $1 00 aet regular-firm race Lot 20 . C8ntenary . $120, maple dinette chairs $36 . waah atandt $34 , 200 new 8 in . block 150 cttnts maple rockers 869. 7 piece each . Coll614 -388 -8801 . chrome dinette aet e1 49 , 6 piece dinette sat $89, used bedroom suites, refirgera - NIGHTCRAWLERS for oale, tors, ranges. chest, dresaen, 76 cants a dozen . Behind wringer washers . TV ' s. High school. Alto will mow dryeres, 81 shoes. Call 446- lawns In Pt . Pleasant . Call 304-676-6162 . 3169 . GOOO USED APPLIANCES - wash ers, dryers. refrigerators, ranges . Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Ad., betide Stone Crest Motel. 446 -7398 . KENMORE 1966 Ford ton and half. dump truck $850 . Tandlem Trailer $626 . 304 - 882 3327 . JB 360C dour . JB 3608 crawler. loader w -bucket and forks . MF44 rubber loader. 1 972 Ford w -cheater axle 1nd 20 llotbod. 197B Wlldornooo camper. a 2 taw edge w -power unit, Lafont 400 lnduatrlel wood splitter . 814 -69B-8613. 66 COUNTY APPLIANCES. INC . Good uood opplloncu, waohor, dryoro. rofrlg .. lV oeto: 8271'1 3rd . Ave .. Golllpollo. Co1144ll -1899. GE ovocodo relrlgorotor llko new *1715, 30 ln. 1vacado eloo. rongo 3 yro. old n t10 . oth•r refrlget"•tora. w•eher~. & dryor0 and up. All 30 davo guorontood. Call 4488181 . Farm quipmant Reconditioned Forguoon chooolo with n - 8ft. by 18 ft. hay bed and reck. Call 814-387-0334. For Nle John Deere 2 row corn pl&ntor pullond 3 point, John o..,. 4 row corn plontero, Oliver whht drill on rubber, tobocco oattor. poot hole dlggoro. 1 & 2 row cultlvatoro. ACWD 46 tractor. TO 20 Ferguaon tractor. ACG cultlvatortroctor. 10 & 14 ft . whool dlok. culit501 --ckoro, hoy •·•ero, ~ Ford mow•r•. tcoupa, hay rakea. finger rakea. front looder for 8N Ford tractor, wotor pump with 3 HP gaoollne motor, PTO water' pump. other field . rNdy equipment. Howe'a Farm Mochlnory. Rt. 124 & Mayhow Rd. Jockoon, Dh . Coli 814-288-11944. Pets for Sale NEW & Uood Harvootoro Structures. Automated Uveatock feedlng~computer foodoro. Coli collect 814686-2280. John L. Botto. . Tractor-Farmall B. good tJre1 and mechanically oound 304-882-3488 , cell anytime. DIIAGONWYND CATTERY • KENNEL. AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayah, Pef· alan ' and Siamese klttena. Call 448 -3844 ofter 4PM . GRAVELY model 6260. 8 HP electric atart. dual wh•l•. mower. rotary plow. cultivator & oulky. 304-6764579 . Female Engliah Setter and pupa. Coli 614-388.-8358. JOHN DHro 1010 tractor, bruah hog. plows, dlak, grader blodo. 304-676 4579 . Cocker Spaniol Pup . 7 weeks old . .Buff colored . Reglatered female. $126 . 614-982 -8093. NEW Hollond hoy baler, hoy rake & box blade in good condition, 304-897-2627 . 1 male Himalayn cream point cat· 2 years old. t200. Alao 1 female Hlmalyn Tor tie point . 1 'h veers old . 1200. 614-992-5747 . NEW Holland Su1111r 68. hoy boler, f 1 ,000. 304-8762130 . 4 male .Great Dane pupa . ' -:;::;::;;:==::;=::;=== 1100. 814-742 ·3118 . ,. 62 Musical Instruments Kimb11ll piano. 4 yrs . old, good condition . Coli 992 6026 after 8PM . ~ Tobacco poundae will pey 30 canto o pound. Coli 814-388-8261 . - Story&Ciirk walnut piano. ax. cond., $860 . Call 446 2124 . Tobacco poundae will pay 30 cents 1 pound. Call 614-388-8261 . Gretch EleCtric guitar. "Tha Country Gentleman . " 8400. Call 614-986-4108 alter 6:30. 63 A Goya 5 ·string banjo , $150 .00 304-876- 1771 . 58 & Wanted to Buy Wan1ed to lease tobacco poundage. Coli 614-266 · 1166. ~us Pa t .& . Fruit Vegetables 71 Block Anguo tYPII holf,r. Neerly 2 . reedy to bre1d. Variety of vegetoblo & bod- Exc. cond . Wall fed. $400. ding plonto. Sondy'o Graon- ' 814-992-2420 . house. Coll448-7892 . 1 -::-~-=--~----­ Red Ro•n Pony Mare 47", SwHt potatoe plants. C1ll well trained. shown 4· H. 614-245-6520. 814-992-7119 . HorHt for aale. &14-9926102 Avorago 26 -30 lb. woanlng plgo 140. • hood. 864 noor Porter, Ohio . 114- 367 0838. · 1- - - - - - - - - -PIGS =1_04-8715 -15321 . TWO COWl With calvlt by lido, 1 bull, 304-895-3997. n.. on Autos for Sale HiPreooureCieonlng. Aium- lnum eldtng, mobile horn., wood, brick. eandatone 79 OMNI, excellent condl- building ond homeo. . Aloo hh\IY equipment. Fully Inourod. Froo ootlmatn . 814949-2188. bottery. good tlrn. *21500 . 304-8715-15817. GENE'S CAfiP.ET CLEANlNG SERVICE . Rocom - ".r 1 9 7 0 TOYOTA Corono , good motor, good body, f476 . 304-875 -3133. TlliHK HOW I LOVEP THAT IN!II! .-AN' HE JU5T MN!RIEO ME AG PMT 0' HIG FIHIE tion, AM-FM nereo. new ---------~ men dad for prof111ional otoom cloonl~g . Scotch 1'~ AFRAID HE'S DONE THIHI'i5 Filii MOfiE LffFEELINa ,. IH ON, 60LLY! WE'VE JU5T 6EEN WANOI;RIN' FACT, I DOJBf !F HE /f/15 ANY FEELIN65 ! TH!5 _Ef! ".IND!I\N HEF!B I!ROU!'O IN CIRClES! TJ-ERE''G l!IAT HOI.E I'E FELL THROUtl1 "' lEA YOO GIWE ME., MAHING ME i HAH THAT, IJOiiEY!WN,. UJei(TtN .' "' Guard-FrM E.tiri'lat... Call Gone at 814-982 -8309. !~.~0 .~~:~~5 -~:48 R LO. RON'S Telovlolon Sorvlce. 5ANCI'i! 1 HEIIII 5C»1ETHIN' UP Spoclallzlng In Zonith and Motorola, Quezar. and,...l 88 CAMARO 327, good houoe colla. Call 678-2398 interior. good . tlrn. 304• or 448 -24154. 882-2483 . F a K Tree Trimming. 1tump romovol. Coli 876-1331 . 72 Truck• for Sale RINGLE ' S SERVICE oxp• 78 Ford F-160, 4-WD, good rlonced roofing, Including cond. Coli 1114-387-768&. hot tar •ppllc•tion, cerpen· tor. oloctrlclon. muon . Coli 1 989 Chevrolet 2 ton aIngle 304-875- 2088 or 8715oxlo dump truck. Coli 1114' 4680. 379-2871 . Weter Wella. Commerciel 1.970 Ford pickup. P.S., and Domntlc. Tnt hol11. p .b., automatic trans .• over- Pump• S1lel end Service. load apringa, 360 motor. 304-896-3802. Good cond. 1876. 814986-4124 . Get your cerpet In ahlp ahlpa . Water remov1l, FREE 1 9!19 FORO truck. 1976· ESTIMATES. FURNITURE Hondo CL 180, fl500. each. CLEANINQ . CAPTAIN 804 26th St. Pt. Ploooont, STEAMER 814-448-2107. 304-876-5230 . E & A Troo Sorvico, fully HALF ton pickup truck . new insured, free eatlmatea. cattle rack. good work truck, Phone 814-387-0838, coil priced on inspection, 304- oltor 6 . 773-9118 . Pait1ting Interior or exterior. fi'~ eatlmaJes. Call 87673 4 5344 or 446-9325 . THERE! IIAYBE IT'S ~O~OOY,' LOOHIN' Walt,get ~hose wet clothes off and tahe a qood hot shower! used up all the · hotwater? 1970 GMC church buo. Good condition. 8800. 814992-3890, Joy Clark. 74 Motorcycles 1 9BO Hondo Odouey , 1860. Coil 814-388-8803. 1979 Elonoro 260 . oxc. cond, M uot oell. Coli 4462107 olio for Clint . 1966 Harley Davidson lest yetr pan head. first electra glide, f3,500 flrm .. Call 448-3236 , COlliE FOR 05!! A pad for LJO ur .:...,_,_.__, couch! You've no 1dea how 1.1n · comfortable it Judy said, one niqht! She's been livi nq in my study · vans s. w.o. is' a wee~ Roofing end Gutt1r1. AIIIOnable rat11. lnaured. 304876-6186. . now! SEAMLESS GUTTERS, One piece cUatom fit your home. Guarenteed. Advanced Guttor, (Doy 814-692-4086,} {night 814-898-8206.1 Coil 304-875- 1293 for con -crete end blec:k top ..tl- . mates. metal building and ~ fence erection coat. Alao ~ , buying 1nd selling hHvy "' eq'fipment. Pleaa1nt Me1::_~ dows Distributors and ~~ Sales. 1 HAVE CO~ F ID E N CE IN HIM• e<I RDIE. AFT ER ALL , T HOSE DE SIGNS I 1HOU6 HT WERE VER,A'S . WERE ACTUA LLY 1-1/S .' YOU MEAN 6EING HEAD OF TH E YOU THINK THAT KID CAN HANDLE SUCH A ROUGH ASSIG~ENT? DES IGN DEPARTMENT ? ·-t ... REMODELING , roofing. "" pl.intlng, Interior • e.x terior •.·:; 1979 XS750 Yo moho Spo- · free eatim•tea. 304-676ciol. Fully dreoood with 2440. . ::r atereo syatem . $1,800. Gone Dodoon. 927 Brownell Avo . , Middleport, Oh . 82 Plumbing 46780. llo Heating 1980 Honde 126 dirt bike, CARTER 'S PLUMBING never raced. very good con d. AND HEATING 614-992-81B9 . Cor. Fourth and Pine 1879 Yomoho 1560 Special. Phone 448-3888 or 446 10.800 milea. New tires end 4477 boHery . t1 100. 814-992 JIM 'S PLUMBING & HEAT 2382 . ING . Fomerly.. Dewitt' a 1983 HONDA , V66 Mogno, Plumbing. Coil 814-3871.1 00 cc, ahaft drive. water 0676. cooled. olx 11111ed. poarl blue, len then 1.000 miiH, aerExcavating viced at eQO mile•. next 83 aervice at 4 ,000 milea. 2 months old , ' like new. DOZER WOIIK By Ted f3,6oo. Phone 304-882- Hartna, ponds. ditches, 3382 oftor 4 p.m. basements. etc. Call 448 · 4907 . Cor tor & Evono 1980 · HONDA CR \ 260 Tranaportatlon. Elsinor. 79 Chevrolet Blazer Cheyenne, 17-40 tirea, lot lonnie Boggs EJCCI'ilting . of oxtroo . 304-8715-3292 . Dozer. backhoe. dumptru~ . Work by hour or job . Call " 1 9B1 KX 125. Kawoookl, 448-7903. 1xcellent conditton. muat 1111. fBOO. Coli 304-882- J .A .R. Construction Co . 2887 or 882-2822 . Water Lines, Footera . Drolno . All klndo of Ditching . 1980 ODYSSEY, oxcallont Rutlond, Oh . 814 -742condition, f860 .. 304-676· 2903. 3773 . -·1 76 71 , Roofing, ohlngloo. opoutlng : end olumlnum oldlng work. · lntured. FrH Eattmetea. 81 4 -94 ..· 2888. - - - -- --- Livestock Angua buill 1 to 3 yrs. old. excellent blood line. Slate Run Farma. Jackson. Oh. Coli 614-288-6396 or 614288-17B7. e ~:3::,:3:4:. no 61 HILLCREST KENNEL Boarding oil broedo. Soiling Happy Jock Dog Food. AKC Doberm•n : Stud Service. Coli 446-7796 . 57 5·10 , ... ~~~~;;~~;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~ heavy duty LAYNE ' S FURNITURE 69 For Sale or Trade Sofa. chair. rocker. ottoman, 3 tlblea, {eJCtra heavy by Frontier), 8686 . Sofa, 1973 Ford F600 , 900x20 chair and loveaeat, $276 . tires. 4 speed plus 2 speed , Sofas and chain priced from 12 ft . bod, ox c. cond. Will 1285. to 8896. Tabloo. $46 tro'da foro pickup truck give and up to 1126 . Hlde-oor taka differonco . Prolor 81 bado , $440 . and up to or 82 Ford 160 . 614 -949275 gol . FUEL tonk, 814f626 ., Recllnoro, f176 . to 2013 . 448 -B&17 . •3&0 ., lampa from $28 . to I 76. 6 pc. dlnotteo from BUCK stovawlthpipeandall 7 6 0 0 D G E van . •99., to $436 . 7 pc ., f189 . hookupt, 304 -675 -6809 . customized -to trade for c1r and up . Wood table with six of equal vaiYa, or take car on chtlra $425 . to $745 . Oetk AWARDED new contract . trodo in 304 -876 -15809.' f110 up to *226 . Hutchoo. $660 . and up, maple or pine Army surplus clothing , deflnlah . Bunk bed complete nlm 14 oz. pants e10 ., with mattreaaea. $2150 . and (rental surplus clothing up to 1395. Baby bodo, $6 .00 dozen}. now t-ohlrto $110. Mettres•ea or box '1 .150 up . S1m Some · apringa, full or twin, • 58 .. rvillt 't , 7 mllea lilt Ravena - 61 firm, and 78 _ Queen wqod . Open Friday, Saturooto, 'l96 . 4 dr. cheoto. day, Sunday 1 :00 -7 :30 p.m . 142 • d h , .4 {t977760Trlumph, hpoed 1980 286 Mooooy Forgu· · a r. c 1 " 1 • a · Bad chopper a1 .000 .} 304·876 - oon, 236 houro, like now. fromoo. UO.ond 126 .• 10 1360 gun . Gun coblneto, ::;::;::;::;::;::;::;lC : o:l:l 8:1:4:·:3:7:9·:2:8:2:0: . dinette chalra 120. end e2a... Gaa or electric ranges. $326 up to $375 . Baby matrettea, OUR BOARDING HOUSE; with Major Hoople U6 & 136, bo4 fromia 120, ! ~OMtTI ME$ $26, & no, klngfromel60. Good aelection of bedroom T.-1\NK T;4Ai WE suites , ol der cheats. W RITER~ ARE rockers . m•tal cablneta, f'ARi DE'TE, 'TIVE: : swivel rockert . WE SEE WIT H UMd Furniture · · bookcase, INNER THIRD rangea, chairs •. end tebles, WHILE THE. washers, dryert, refrigerator• and TV' a. 3 miles out Bulavllle Rd. Open Bom t o lpm, Mon . thru Fri. , 9am to 6pm. Sot . 448·0322 •ea. Cll telbrNEA. ~ne Pick or dollvorod. We honor HEAP Vouchero. Coli 814- Cedar wardrobe, antique trunk, 3 tier gla11 table Be concrete picnic table with benchoo . Coli 614 - 266 1768. !: P1inting lnterkJr Ia ex~wlor wollpo1111r hanging. lnaurod,, Froo ootlmoteo. II 1 4-84921188. . •. ~ 1- - - - - - -- -- - Prices reduced May ~July. IL. L. , '• " Marcum Roofing • SpoutIng . 30 _ , . oxporlonco. opeciollzlng In built up roof. Coli 814-311-8867. • TEN opoed bike for oolo, t70.00, 1 month old, 304876-7297. 1226 month, all utilitieo paid, 304-676-2696. WAS FI""TH&:R _.:,...--~--'" REPOSSESSED SIGNI No4 ' xB ' floohlng arrow olgn. 14x70 moblla homo, 15 . SHE PAINTING • Interior on oxtorlt!r. plumbing. roolln · oomo romodiJinG . 20 ynl", oxp. Coli 81 4 -lBII-98152. ~ WINCHESTER model 12, 20guago, 30", fullchoko, good condition. '500. 304' 773-15974. ·· mente *58 .00 monthly., 1 The Daily Sentinel- Page H EAL.T I-4 TM&: & £ C.O.Y~ ? _________,,. MODEL DK 1029-2 Duncen kiln. 8 oholvoo, poato • olllta Included, 1ne then 2 _ , . old, moving muot ooll, eeoo. 304 -773- 5988 , or 7735134. off Mid ......, , OhiG PLASTERING • • tutuNct ceill"" commor·• dol end -ldentiol. l_!!f;7. ntlmotM. Coli 814-218· ,. 118~ . : 1-..;_---'------ home ueed juat 1 year came ....... , Home lmproveme~t• STUCCO CIIT~ . North 2nd. l t. Middleport. 01111n 11-8. Cllff'l P1oco. ONE bedroom apartment, 47 One lot 40x 1 30 . Call 876 4391 or 448 · 4038 . 1 .4· acre lot in Bradbury Good location . Trailer hookLip. all utilities, septic tank. Coli 814 -992 -2802 . . .. OF COURSe,.\ COOL!> Be ~KG- N'JOilT Flo- for Memorial Ooy. thing down! Take over pay· Fritlliy, Moly 210, 1913 by Larry Wright 81 Antiquo Oak lloproduotlon furniture • . full Nne In itoclt, elao Antlq-. Paul Conloolo Arrtiquoo, Tupporo Plolno. underpinning for • mobile Knouff Coal & 2 bedroom furnished mobile 46 ACRE farm with 1976. 2 bedroom all elec tric mobile home . Adult s only. Utilities home. In good condition on paid . No pets. Deposit & r f! feren required . Thoms• Ridge . Coil 304 143. 814 · 876-3280 and oak lor Ron 992 _ Hickman . j .:::::::::::U:14,~it!~_._ TWO mobile homea for rant on Rt. 2 about 6 minute• 34 Business from to wn . Call after 6 . Buildings 304-676-8277. 36 'N' CARL VLE "' GE woohor & Hotpolnt woohor nearly condl· tlon. aloo other woolioro & dryor. Guaronteed . 814 268 -1207. 1 ------~-ROTOTILLER, 15 HP, f100. HP puoh. mo-. 1315. 54 Misc. Merchandise Throe 304-875-6067 after 6 . · USED MOBIL E HOM E. 6715-271 1. I 1983 Ohio Auto• for S!lle 1978 Grand Prix PS. PB. tilt .whMI, cruloo control. Coli 448-0109. Boat• end 84 & Electrical Refrigeration Motore for Sple 12ft. aluminum boot-1200. 7 h.p. Ted Wllllomo motorU75 . 1114-742-2178. DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR . GuorantHd work. Call anytime 814 -268 -15620 or 814-2581207. ==J 78 1871 PLYMOUTH. oil now tlroo, robult engine, • bottory, aood t7915. 11111 North Moln, Pt . Pleaunt. • -y. d-. 1888 PlYMOUTH, 4 au tomatlc ' t'rentmlatio n, po-r -ring. good oondl· .tlon, ttiOO. oo; photlo 304871-1740. 71 SILVER LTD. oulomotlc, fully outomo11c. fully. equipped. Aloo. 10 Rod !IIIGe ·oonvertlablo, 4 opood . Coli 304-812-2038 t. mer C•mping EquiP.ment JONES BOYSWATEII SER - ' VICE . Call 1114-387-7471 or 814-387-0591 . · Need something hauled eway or aomethfng mov«t? Wo'll tlo it. Coli 4415 -3159 bo-lond5. Storcroft c e -. 81Mpo 8 . Swlngout kitchen . many ••· troa. Lilla now . 814-1192JIMI WATER SERVICE . 2121 . Coli Jim Lanier.- 304-875'1!317. 79 Motore Home• • Campers 15 ft. CAMPER. -.,o olx. ..,Y good COIIdltlon, fto¥0, rofrlgorottM', tcNiot. olr oondl· tlo-. 304-112-2241 . 87 Evening television l i s t i n g s - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - FRIDAY 5/20/83 EVENING 8:00 • ()) I]) • I]) 1!1 111 [Z - Newt (]) Conaumtr Reporta Products that you can bu y every day are exam ined . {]) MOVIE: 'The Stranon Story' (]) Tic Tac:: Dough CJ) F.A. Soooor: Tho Rood to Wembtay • Semifinals I]) Andy GriHith (I) Newa/ Sports/Weather I]) 1111 Studio ... • Charlje'a Antell 8:30 • ()) (!) NBC NIWI (I) MOVIE: 'Pandemonium· ()) MOVIE: 'Girl In the Wood a' ([) Oo1111r Pyle I]) • ()JI ABC Nowo G l]) ® CBS Nowo I]) Dr. Who ff]) Over Easy 7:00 G ()) PM Mogozlno (J) ESPN Soxlng SPIICiol ' RS'IJP Invitation to the Crown Affai r.' 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R} (8.0 min.J · 1]) \D-....-w~ 11..- ,..,1 Dukolo joined by toP Wllhington joUr· anal yzi ng the nalists week's news. f.l) MOVIE: ' Return to Fantaay lalend' 6o30 (I) Swiss Family Roblnaon ([) Major Le111u1 Ballblll: Atlante et St. Loula ()) at (J]l At Ea11 Sgt. Valenti na and Pfc. Be ker pose u gamblers. ([) [Il Wall StrHt WHk Louis Rukeyae r analyzes the ·e os with a weekly review of econom ic and invest ment matters . 9:00 U ()) (!) Knight RIGa• Mich ae l Knight investigates th e murde r of 11 magazi ne publishe r {R ) (80 min.) (]) Battle' for the Family (]) A'uto Recing '83: Formula I San Marino Orend PriJC IIl Ill iD1 MOVIE: 'Tho legend ofthalone Ranger' Ill I]) [0 Dolin J.R. acheme ato get an advance look at Jock's w ilL (R) {80 min.) (() Creativity w/ Bill Moyert [D Bernataln/ Beethoven 'Symphony # 3 in E Flat Ma jor.' Mumil ian Sche!l introduces leonard Bernstein and the VIenna Ph ilharmon ic. (60 min .) 8:30 (I) Next Question 10:00 U ()) (!) 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(]) Another Ute CIJ Cotllno I]) Soop D ()) N8A Conference Pteyoff: Teams to be Announced I]) PIS. Loto Night (!J All In the Family [)) Computer Protremmll Ill iDI Nlghtllno Honeymo9nera 1 1:4D ()) MOVIE : 'Goodbye. fmm1nuelle' 12:00 ()) MOVIE: "Mioolnl' (]) Burna & Allen (I) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City. NJ [IJ MOVIE: 'The lnv..lon of the Body Bnatchera' CIJ Nlghtllne (!D MOVIE: "look Whot'o Happened to Ro11mery'1 Baby' ·Mary H•rtmln. M1ry Hertman 12:30 U ()) (1) SCTV Nerwork Crvt tal Gay le guelt-ttln. (~) (90 min .) CD Jack Benny Show [Z ABC Nowo One on One • Evening at thl tmprov 1'00 (]) I Morrlod Joon (I) AIC NIWI Ot;ta on One III [Z N-1 1; 18 ()) MOVIE: 'Tho Gordon of The Flnli-Contlnla' (!D MOVIE: 'froto' 1:30 (]) My Uttlo Morvlo I]) loot of Midnight Special a • (Jll CNN HNdllnl ~WI 1:45 I]) MOVIE: '(!rluly' 2o00 . . ()) NIC Nowo ov...nlght (%) MOVIE: 'VIattlng Hours' (]) looholor father (!) 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(Closed Csp1i onedJ G (]) Dance Fe<~e r (]) I Spy (I) E'SPN SportsCantar IIJ III I]) HH How Cl) Memorlaa with l awrence Walk (() All Creatu~a Great and 1 Smell (JJ At Th• Movi11 • iDI Solid Oold Oun1m0k1 lnoldo Look (]) Champion• of Amerlc•n Sport ([I Hanna' s Ark CIIl MatlnH et the Bljou 'Cowb0.1_ C omm a nd o•~ · · (J) aJ Olff',.nt St rokaa ArnOld it lured into th e tra p of B ch•ld mo lest er CJ) Undersea ee ()) e (R) [C losed C aptio ned ) CZJ MOVIE: 'l ittle M in Merker' 61MJM~tar' at Tampa Bey by THOMAS JOSE,H 39 Pulpit ACROSS :D MOVIE : ' lndlac reet' ·..lJ USFL Footba ll: Oekland ([l Major L.. gue Bueball: Atlanta at St. Louis (I) Cl) [%l T .J . Ho oke r H ooker mvest i ga1es teen- l!.ae d rmk1ng . !A) j6 0 mm I Iii (()(]) Dl•n•y' a Greatest Villains CIJ MOVIE : 'Calling Or. Glllelple' fl) Memories with Lawr· ence Walk 9:00 G (]J (1J Meme·a Family When SonpJ f1nds ou t her broth er's curfew 11 Iller than her·a. ehe th rea tens to 'be co me a woman · (A ) C2J Richerd Pryor l ive on the Sunset Strip Pryor's w1 1 ia presented 1n th1 Sconcert fil med 11t th e Hollywood Pallad1 um C1J til CII Love Boat The crew competes agai nst anvel crew in t portlng eve nts Starri ng Priscil la Barnftl, Michelle Lee and Charles Nelson Reilly (R) ~2 hrs.t LC: loted Cap11oned I Ill I]) [0 MOVIEo 'Beck Roads' talk Iabbr . 1 I " It's a Unus ual 4G Look DOWN Day" 5 Salt !Fr. 1 8 Host 9 Join up I Valletta is 12 Truth rearr anRer 13 Austrian 14 15 river - Avi v TaMer's basebal l learn The works Say further 16 17 18 Spanish articl e 19 Skin aperture its capilYI 2 Wind ow ~ty le 3 Trifling matter tsl.i 4 Frigg's chil d 5 A Bergen dwnmy 6 Essay name 7 Nursery rhyme character 9 Slur ove r 10 Typ< of II Pendenl ornament IS Trim 24 Casl 26 Weary 28 Gcnrwn 20 United 21 Man's rive r 30 Golf nickrwme 22 Worsted ya m tenn 31 Hunt 33 Employ Z3 Ridicule :Ill El ec . lerm ~~~~~~ pulley Zl Field of snow 22 Hag 24 Product identity 25 Netwoo k 211n - Ienlirely 1 27 Wagneria n woman 28 Intellect 29 Of coune :n Famous film tyke 34 "Diamond" wood 35 Thompson's brat 311 Plant 31 Gave a sly look 38 Ponder I MEERS L I I I [ XJ l=b=="==tr=- t JcusoAT [) I ) A X Y D L 8 A A X R lo LO NC t' E LI. O W One letter simply stantls f,ur ano th er ln tn• ~ •ample A is used for the three ~ ·s. X f or t hro two O's . et c ~ 111g l e !etten. apos trophes, th e l encth and f ormatio n ot 'tl• wn pis are all hints. Eac h day the code lf tt(' r!' an.· dl ft'trtn t tDEBALEj LIKE A "T""'-V. •• . I rxxI J Jum-: CHESS WHEEL NATURE COD ALT ~ : w"at a politician who claims he under· stands al l the qutltlont ot the day usually dooon't know- THE ANSWERS - b-t--1-1+-+-+-- DAILY CRYPTOQUO TE - Ho ro'~ ho w to " ork"it : WHAT H! D ID TH E DAY HI~ WIFE <'AVE !!li~TH. • r r I I xJ b-+-+- CRVPT OIIUOTES YG NB LZPBQ DRY Y G. V DG H ZL . - UZ H T ii GCC I G RKI G X N H' I .IZ B X D GC GQ Q ZCi.I\H Veoierdaf o Cryploquole : THERE ISN 'T EV ~: N ENOljGH TIME FOR LOVE , S0 WHAT DOES THAT I.EAI'E FOR IIATE 7-BILL COPELAND' ~ I ttl Kme ""'"'"' hn••.:•'• l••f �.. . . Page ~- Pameroy Middlepert. Ohio 16-The .Daily SentiiM!I Two hurt ·in auto accident ,......__ Loc-al ~briefs:-----. were . Plan softball tournament Adolph·s Dairy Valley will sponsor an ASA sanctioned womens· softball toUrnament on May 23-29 at :;Jyraruse. ' Team trophies will be awarded tor first five place tlnlshers. wtth 15 lndlv1dWll trophies tor first and second place flnlshers . Entry fee with be $60 and two new softballs. For more Information contact Keith Woods at 614-992-3312 or Greg Gibbs at 614-992-2178. Plan Saturday meeting Chester T[JWT!Shlp will meet Satunlay. May 21, at 9a.m. at Chester Town Hall to discuss location of fuel tanks and posslbtllty of dust control. f:mergency runs COMPETES IN STATE EVENT - Todd Cundllf, a Melp IUgh senior enrolled In the communlcauo·n electronics class of the school and a member of VICA, competed In the spring conference state sldD olymplcs held In Columbus. There were 18 competitors In the lleld of electronic product servicIng In which CundHI took part. Cundiff not only represented Melp IUgh SChool but also the Southeast Region, having won bolh the sectional and rqlonal compeiiiiOD8 earlier. He placed filth In the state. CundHf, who resides wtth Mr. and Mrs. George Nesselroad, plan.• to altend Columbus Technical Institute this fall. Four emergency runs were made by local units Thursday and one early this morning the Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reported. Thursday at 10: 22a.m . Middleport was called toMelgsJunlorH!gh . for William Eblin who was taken to Holzer Medical Center; at 2:53 p.m. Tuppers Plains was called to an auto accident at the Intersection of SR 7 and :lAB for Lynette Wentzell who was taken to Veteraits Memorial Hospital; at 7:04p.m. Middleport went to Mark V for Lisa Blake who was treated at the scene; at 11:58 p.m. Racine went toSR 338 for Della Milliron who was taken to Veterams Memorial. This morning at 2:36a.m . Middleport was called to Coal St ., for Mary Wallace who was taken to Veterans Memorial. Marriage licenses issued Three marrtage licenses were Issued In Meigs County Probate Court. Licenses were Issued to Dale Edmund W!Uong. 25. Reedsville, and Beth Ann Bart rum. 20. Pomeroy; Randy Alan Young. 28,Middleport, and Pat rtcla Sue Warner, 24, Middleport; WUIIamJunlorMcNelly ,18, Racine, and Judy Ann Kiser, 19, Racine. A sultformoney and an action fordlssolution ofmarrtagewere flled In Meigs County Common Pleas Court . First Family Mortgage Corpora lion of Florida. Lisle ,Ill., filed a suit in the amount of$:!i,964.57 against Francis L. Pickens, Mlddleport,et a!. Donald Barry Allen, .Jr .. Racine. and Rebecca Lynn Allen. Racine, tiled for dissolution of marriage. ' Middleport Chamber to meet The Middleport Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday May 24, at 7:30 p.m . at tl1e LaSalle. Discussed wtll be the Regatta and the membership drive. Area deaths· Doris Reeves Karshner. 59, Sumner Rood, near Chester, died Thursday evening at Camden Clark Memorial Hospllal. Parkersburg, following and extended Illness. Mrs. Karshner was born at WllkesvUie, daughter of Lena Numnemaker, Columbus and the late Duewey Reeves. Her husband, Fred Karshner died In February, 1982. She was a memberofSIIverRidge Community Church, and a member of the DAR. Chester. She was a n of!lcer of Eastern Star Chapter 1n. Mlddlepor1 , a nd was employed as a supervisor at R. G. Berry Co .. train out of the station and ihf.re was nothing else to follow . We ettht>r had the compromise or nothing.·· Baker had fought hard to defeat the Gor1on plan and It s passage Is the worst de feat he has suffered since being e lected as leader after Republicans took control of the Senate In the 1981 elections. I Columbus for several years. In addition to her mother, she Is survived by two daughters, Mrs., Kirk (Bonnie) Coli . Jeffersonvllle, Ohio and Mrs. Donald (Linda) Fitch. Sumner. Ohio; one brother Charlie Bell Reeves, Cherry Ridge: one sister. Mrs. Dan (Gladys) Reneouf, Columbus, and three grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Saturday at 1 p.m. at the White Funeral Home in Coolville with Pastor Dwane Sydenstrlcker oft!· elating. Burtal wUI be In Mound Cemetery , Chester. Fr1ends may call at· the funeral home after7p.m . this evening. Eastern star services wlll be held at 7:31p.m . Reagan wishes... Two peop~ Injured !II separate tratllc accidents Invest!· gatfd by tile Gallla-Melgs post of !he state hlgl)way patrol ThllrsdaY. Both were taken to Veterl)IIS Memorial Hospital tor treatment and later released. . In the first accident, 3-year-old Stephanie L. Stewart, Rt. 1, Middleport, was hurt \fhen the vl!hlcle she was a passenger In lost control on a wet section of Ohio 124 near Rutland at~: 20a.m. ;went off the right side of the road and struck a ditch. 1be driver of the car, Kelly L. Stewart, 22, Rt. 1, Mlddleport, was not Injured, and the car was moderately damaged. Stephanie S!e'Wart was taken to Veterans by a . passing motorist, where she was treated for facial bruises. Kelly Stewart was cited tor the patrol said. Tile secotld Injury accident Oc· CUITed at2: 50p.m. on Ohlo7near!he interllectlon With Oltlo 2481n Cbestei Township. AcardrlvenbyDianeE.Shllot,l6, Rt.1, Bidwell, wassouthboundwhen she lost control, wentorttheleftslde of the road, struck a · mallbox, con•· 1ued on and struck a parked trucK owned bY Harry Spencer, Rt. 1, Long Bottom. Both vehicles · were severely damaged, the patrol said. InjuredwasLanltaD.Wentzel,25, Rt.1,Bidwell,apassengerlnShUot's vehicle. She was taken to Veterans bY theQiester RescueSquad, where she was treated tor ·bru.Jses and superllclal cuts. ~lve speed, (Continued from page I) COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - An Investigator In 1M county prosecu· tor's office made a mistake in giving a newspaper a psychlatrtc report on a physician charged with multiple rapes, but It wasn't against the law. the prosecutor says. Franklin County PrOsecutor Michael Miller said Thursday at a news conference that he would take "appropriate action·· against Steven Lutz, an Investigator for Mll)er's office who admitted giving a copy of the psychlatrtc report on Dr. Edwanl Franklin Jackson to The Columbus Dispatch. M!Uer did not elaborate. The Dispatch printed excerpts of the psychlatrtc report In a full-page layout In Its Sunday editions. The newspaper also ran a front-page story sununarlzlng the re port . Jackson. a physician charged wtth 98 criminal counts Including 38 rapes, was ordered examined at the Southwest Forensic Psychiatry Center earlier this· year after he Hospital news VEI'ERANS MEMORIAL ADMISSIONS - Eonnle Smith. Racine; Wllllam Stewart, Racine; Hazel Proffitt, Portland; Shelby Davis, Pomeroy; Shirley Frazier, Middleport . DISHCARGES - James Hock· man, Herbert Dixon, Terrence Conlan, Jr., Dick Karr, Kathryn Downing, Ollie Young, VIctoria Ball, Timmy Smith. Everett Homer. The patrol cltfd Shllol tor failure to controL ·· A Middleport woman escaped Injury tn a one-car crash on 124 In Rutland Township Thursday morning. The patrol said Dor Coates, 411. was eaatbound atlO: ma.m. when he went off tile rtghtsldeot!heroadal}a struck an embankment, causiJ\I severe damage to hel' vehicle. . The patrol reported·lhal Lois B. McElhinney, 59, Middleport, w~ southbound ~ Ohio 325 In Gallla County the Intersection with County Rd. 57B at 11; 20 p.m . Thursday when she reportedly lost controlonawetroadandwentlnt.Qa. ditch. McElhinney was not Injured and his vehicle was slightly damaged. CLEVELA!:ID (AP) -Despite unrest In various parts of Central and South America, conununlsm will not be accepted tn the region, says the secretary-general of the Organlza tlon of American Slates. AlejanctroOrtlla.a·dlplomattrom Argentina. described conununlsm gieswlththosepeoplewhojustwant to reach certain levels of life In their own countrtes;• Orflla said. ''Those foreign Ideologies use that to come tn, underground." near In a speech to the Cleveland Rotary Club on Thursday, Ortlla said the unrest In Nicaragua and"El ·Salvador must be resolved by those countrtes. ELBERFELDS :f::tU::!=~~~::;E GRADUATION GIFTS be to SALE PRICES ON MANY QUALITY GIFTS FOR THE GRADUATE contuse these foreign ldeolo- entered pleas of Innocent by reason ot Insanity In addition to his Innocent pleas to the charges. Acconllng to the excerpts• printed bY The Dispatch, Jackson told examiners that he considered himself to be two peop~ - "a responsible citizen during tl!e day and an assaulter at night." Jackson also saki he expected to be convicted. Ea~ller this week, Jackson's lawyers requested a court hearing. to determine who leaked the reports the newspaper. ·Miller called his news conference after learning Thursday· attemoon that Lutz told another member ot the prosecutor's staff that he had released the reports to the news· paper. Miller said release of the reports wru; a mistake, "and unfortunately, It was a sertous one... .. I don't think that It Is against the law,.. he said. Miller said he accepted full responslblllty . .. ,, frankly,legallydon'tthlnklhat It means anything except that the additional publlclty might mean a change of venue," he said. "I don-·t think It Is going to have any effect legally on the case." •Men's lees Jeans •Cedar Chests •Watches •Carnival Bras •Men's Dress Slacks •Van Heusen Shirts •Men's Jackets *Luggage *Jr. Blouses •Ladies' Tops & Shorts. •Men's Knit Shirts •Men's &Ladies' Wallets I ~~=======~~~;~;~;==~=====~ ~ grams than Reagan had urged, Including more money for education and federal hea lth careandhouslng programs. Rutland Reds triumph --Ca ll for tax IncreaSes of $9.9 billion In flscalyeari98U117bllllon · In lillie league play the Rutland in 1985 and $51 billion In 1986. Reds defeated Salem Center 12 to 1. Project deficits ol$178 billion The winning pitcher was Kevin In 1984, dropping to $130 bllllon by Stanley. Collecting homeruns were 1988. Wesley Howard and Keith Hicks. A r1val plan supported by Baker SYRACUSE, OH. PHONE 992-5776 and Sen. Pete V. Domenlcl, R-N.M., NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON chairman of the Senate Budget Complete line of vepllble and beddina Committee, would have permitted plants. folittte plants and hanaina tax Increases of $8.3 billion over the basilots. Also a la~~t selection of next two years,a 7.1 percent defense shrubbery and dwanl fru~ trw. Increase and about the same level of OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 non·mUitary domestic spending. SUNDAY 1 to 5 Under that plan, deficits were projected at$192.4 billlon in 1984and t_ _ __:=~~:_----~=====:::====~~ . $!&~billion In 1985, ·then would shoot up to $220 billion In 1988. It was defeated twice Thursday, by votes of 56 to 43 and 57 to 43. Although Reagan has sharply criticized his budget opponents over the last week, he does not actually sign Into law or veto the spending plan which Congress eventually approves. 1978 OlDS QJnASS-V-6. Auto. I I ·President. Reagan on education... D-1 I II o.s. ClaMifleds ••••••..•• •..... 7 Editorial .......................... A-2 I : • ••• Farm .. ..... : ....................... E-2 Locai ....... ...........•......... . A.U State-National ............... D-l-2 Sporls ................ .... .. ... . ·· C-l-8 TV-Comics ................... Insert New line for Marchi Distributing...E-1 I. Featured on S.l TO ATTEND OUR Sun., May 22nd 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p:m. unba Governmen·t s~udy says: Gas decontrol will cost consumers By MATr YANCEY Associated Press Writer WASHINGTON iAP) - .T he Reagan admlnistra· . tlon'.s plan to decontrol natural gas will cost consumers In the Northeast and North Central states about$100a year In higher heating bills by 1987, says a government study. The IOf!B·awalted study by the Energy Information AdmliiiStrafun · says President Reagan's decontrol blll would raise consumer rates nationwide an average 6 percent above what they would otherwiSe be in 1985. ' That sharply contradicts the administration's assertion that Its package would reduce consumer natural gas prtceS bY 7 percent to 11 percent In 1985 while at the same time s timulating new production. It also provides new ammunition for a Congress reluctant to lift the government's existing price ceilings on natufl!l gas amid voter complaints last winter a bout skyrocketing bills. For the average American consumer, the annual na rural gas bill In 1987 would be $672 a year under the current · law compared wtlh $757 under the administration's program. according to the study. The average annual bill this year under the existing partial controls system Is expected to be $521. Administration offl~lals Immediately criticized the study as "flawed and misleading" and said Its discussion of Reagan's proposal showed "a distress· lng lack of objectivity:' Assistant Energy Secretary Jan Mares said the results were .. based on a new. unevaluated gas "the shor1est graduation speech you ever heard." He delivered on the pledge by speaking less than five minutes. · Despite the,piffkultles which lay ahead for the. new graduates, Miller said "you are in a position to do something about these problems..·· Miller was Introduced by Joseph Carter, superintendent of Gallipolis City School Dlstr1ct. The class was presentedbyGAHS Principal John H. Elijpg_son. James N.M. Davis. president of the school board, presented diplomas. Bacca Iau reate serv ices were held under the direction of the Rev. RDber1 Madison. pastor of the Church of the Nazarene. Vocal selections were led by Anne Fischer and Angela Ramey led the s inging of the Alma Mater. Musica l selections were performed by the Madrigals. VJSrr - 1911 HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY RENTING FOR 30% OF INCOME MIDDLEPORT market mode l that does not . and cannot . repreS(>nt th~ free. competitive market for natural gas that thP administration's proposal Is deslgnl'd to S<:.-urr.·" Mares made the comments in a memorandum tu Energy Secretary Donald Hode l that was distrlbutc•d widely throughout Washington severa l hours ix'forP the first copies of the E!A rl'poi1 from th~ Government Printing Office were ott: th~prcss Friday afternoon. J . Erich Everro. the head of th~ E li\ . ca lll'd MarPs· Both the House a nd Scna H' hav<• ln'n delaying at'! ion on thr administra tion's bill whiJe awaiting the rf'\)011 by the El.i\ . an a1m of the' En!'rgy lX'partm!'nt though ind<'pend!'nt of tht' administration under law . tlpponmts and pmponents of d!•contml. Inducting ttu• <ldmi11Lst r:1flon, as wt•ll as tlu• CPnera l Accounting . t l fflec and Cong ressiona l Budg!'t Offici'. hav~ eonduc tt•cl simil i:H s tudh•s, rpad1ing varied co nclu ~ion.s . But th~· EIA analyis was v it~w('(t In advan ct' by key a nd li.1wmakPh• as ha ving thP grea test WPighl beca use of unprofessional.·· Evered said his agency 's data -intcnsivc modPI is ··a generation beyond anything el<;e <~va ilablc .· · though he cautioned that II should ix' usl'd as a tool r-athN than a prt'dlctlon of til<' futun· . thr unmutcht-d sophistication of It s comput ~rs and for!'cas tlng ·mod(•ls . The HouS<' En<' rgy f<J!;si! l'uPls sulx·ommitl<'<' Is sd1edulf'd to tx:'J{in pit'Cing together the administration ·s pmposal and altc matiV!' legislation this week. comments " inacc urat e, lrrC'spons!blt• Cong. Miller urges GAHS graduates to 'puSh yourself SHOEMAKER Lt. Gov. Myrl Shoemaker, right, Is ,COIIp'8&ulll&ed by Tim ScarbeiT)', social studies leaeher at Hannan Traee Hllh SChool, during graduation ceremonies at the !lChool Friday nJ&hl. Tile iiChool also presented Shoemaker with a plaque lor lolldl 111 ifadua&lnl seniors. Aut! overorive tr.ans. Lu~ury · · Package. Local owner. Eltdronic radKJ system. All .power. Bahr Clothie1s Pa.- A Multimedto Inc. nee; Rio Grande Lions \tub: Ga llipolis Kiwanis Club; and the Gallipolis Lions Club. Lori Hamilton Is the daughter of Mr . and Mrs. Sam Hamilton. In addition to earning a 4.0gradepolnt average, she was a cheerleader and class officer and pat11clpated in band, choir, French Club, Ga Uia Script, GaUian staff, ·Key Club. Madrigals, National Honor Soc·lety. National .Junior Classica l Uw:ue, studt;>nt council, track and Varslty C: Cfub . · Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fon•st Mullins, Deborah Mullins was a majorette and partiripatcd In band. choir, Gallla Script. Galllan staff. Key Club. Madriga ls, Na tional Honor Society and National .Jun·ior Classica l LeaguP. Ellingson presented the honorary senior a warns. Two students shared the 47th Academic Key. They were Lori Ann HamUion and Deborah Gayle Mullins. ·· Michael Edelmann received the a wan! as the ou !standing senior in science. Mullins won the award In mathematics, and Betty Johnson was the outstanding English student. Angela McGuire received the 46th 'annual award as outstanding senior in music. Scott Korab became th!' 47th annual outstanding senior In athletics for men and Nancy Evans was named the eighth annual outstanding female senior In athletiCs. Sponsors were Holzer Clinic Ltd .: Mr. and Mrs . Don Robinson In memory of their daughter . Mallo· Angela McGuin• is lhf'daugh!Pr of /Continued on pagr A-41 lncreas!'<) school funding anti oth<•r (Continued on pagr i\:11 JtE( · ..:lVI'~" HII'LOMA - Su~JUIIII' K 111uc, daught<•ro!Mr. IUid Mrs. IIA•I••rt 11h,., ltin (;rami<•, wa.• Oil<' of 11>1 Galli polL' lllgh School'"'"'""' r"'''ivlng a dl11loma durin~ Friday night's grudun.tkin <'t'remnnk'S In tlw Gu.llln 1\<·:uh•on:v gym . Mu.klnR liM' l>n'S<•nlntlon l' ,J:um-s N. M. llnvl•, fnn1wr prindpill :uul IIN'Sid<'nl of th•• (;aDI[><>Il• (:tty Sd10ol lloard. K<•ilh Wilson J>IM>Io. He added that he was satL~fiPd with action Gov . Richard Celeste has wken toeasethestate's dlfflcult fiscal condition. "When Dick Celeste came Into office, and lt'snosecret, he found the state In a deficit position to the tune of $528 million, spmethlng no governor I know of had ever found hlinselfln: ' Shoemaker said. '' PHONE: 882-3121 . .,. 1'l Sedton1, 98 By KEVJN KELLY 'lbnes-Sentlnel Staff MERCERVILLE - An Improve· men! In Ohlo·s economic scene wUI guarantee that education wUl get a bigger chunk of sl.ifl. suppor1. says Lt . Gov . Myrl Shoemaker. .fOR A GREAT SELECTION OF SPRING WEARING APPAREL FOR MEN AND WOMEN All Utilities Included · • tntme tmts Shoemaker praises Gov. Celeste's action RIVER BEND .PLACE NEW HAVEN, W.VA. • • SHOP BAHR CLOTHIERS 1ou'rE IIMlat- Housln1 BuslnesSt ttttttttttttttttl I II I HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Baker was beaten by an uneasy coalition of about 20 modera te Republicans and most of the 46 Senate Democrats. The outcome demons! rates the growing strength of the GOP moderates In the Senate, many of whom face re-electlon In 198<1. The Gorton proposal would: --Permit a 6 percent military buildup over Inflation next year, compared with Reagan's orlglnallO percent proposal. When defeat of tl1e 10 percent figure was Imminent. Reagan tacitly accepted a 7.5 percent military Increase, but said he would go no lower. -Allow $12.5 billion more ln spending on domestic social pro- £quat O,,rtunlty Along the Rlver............... S.HI Area dealhs ................ .. .... A-6 E-l By JEFFGRABMEffiR 11mes-Sehtbtel Staff GALLIPOLIS -Clarence Miller, local representative to the U.S. House ot Representatives, warned Gall Ia Academy High School gradu · ates Frtday night to expect problems because "the world Is not walling for you." "You are going to have to push yourself Into the world,·· Miller told 184 senior class m embers who a nended the ~rem on les . The baccalaureate and commencement exercises were moved !rom Memorial Field into the stifling heat of the school gymna · slum because school officials feared rain. However, no more than a few . drops fell during the ceremony. Mlller promised graduates and their families, many fanning them · selves with programs to keep cool, Trans .. Air, AM/FM/S1ereo. 108th Preakness results ... C-1 · Today's Times-St>ntineJ c. r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; States' bonier. "Whatwouldbeamlstakewould . Activities for students 'Will not accept communism'·Orfila Admits aide leaked report Common Pleas Court Doris Karshner Fnday, Nay 20, 1913 PAT HILL FOR.D, 'INC. ' r, Low B.'s mark safe another year Bille Lick Special soars 214.3 feet RIO GRANPE; - Four years · lng Meet held at the Bob Evans ' alter t~reconl was set, Lola B.'s Farm in Rib Grande. Although the event was threafiil!ht of feet, eight Inches must seem ~ a superl!urnan - make ~ned by rain throughout the that superch lcken afternoon, several hundred fowl· aocompliallrlll'nt. . lOVIng bulnans and their chickens .. Nil cblcllen managed to besi that showed up tor the event. mark Saturday during the 12th Satunlay's~lflY!ngchlcken annual Intematlonal Chicken ny. was Blue Lick Special, a 24 ounce :m GEORGE HARRIS, MAX MIWR OH. The No. 2 man In state govern· ment made his remarks prior to appearing as guest speaker here for graduation ceremonies Friday night al Hannan Trace HighSchool, when he m et with local and county school district officials, t!'achers and students. Shoemaker said that because the stalf Wi!~ 1!1 financial trouble. a~ was taken to lncreljserevenues. The expected Increase, reflected In what he termed " optimistic" ligures In Celeste's ortginai9Udget submittal , were to have been channelled Into ' featherweight that flapped214feet, 3 Inches · before tumbllne to the ground. Blue Uck was trained by Geraldine HaUieid, who came from Loridonerl)', Ohio to compete In the FoWL PlAY - At tbe far rtpt, Rqlh W&lflll, a 1n1ernat1ona1 chlckm Flyln11 Met.'l held Satunlay •II Galla c-s, soet Ill's .deputy leadll man aw"f who the Bob Ev111111 FannIn Rio Grande. The llllarp <•ye of event. 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