https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8bfa9cb62d7dc5d8ee2c35786730c70a.pdf 3ff02f18323bcea6052a31e68183b0d8 PDF Text Text What's cooking?? Barbecue chicken Kent Wolfe chosen to ALL MOC team David Salmons, son of Mr. a nd Mrs. Dona ld Salmons, Racine . has been na med winner of the 1982·83 Dekalb Agricultura l Accom p lish· me nt Award a t Southe rn High School. The awa rd, sponsored nationwide by DeKa lb Ag. Research, Inc., Is presented to the senior agrlc ul· ture student a tta ining the highest degree of proficiency in schola r ship, leade rship a nd a supervised agricultura l progra m. At Southe rn High School Sa lmons served as president of the Southe rn Future Fa rmers of Ame rica and was a member of the school' s Nationa l Honor Socie ty. He was 1982 Meigs Junior Fa ir King a nd has been awarded the OHio Rf'· gents Scholarship . He received the senior citizenship awa rd a nd the Holzer Clinic Science Schola rship. His agric ultural program consis ts of work experience In vegetable prod uction. Following graduailon: Salmons pla ns to attend Ohio Sta te Univers ity where he will major In veterina ry medicine. Announce Memorial senrices Drew We bster Post 39, Ame rican Legion, Pomeroy, will hold Memorla l Day services on May 30, Ger a ld Rought. com mander , a nnou nced . The schedu le for the day is as follows: a t 9 a. m. a parade wil l leave from the Pomeroy Fire Sta tion; services a t the upper pa rking lot a t 9:45 : Beech Grove Cemetery a t 11 a .m .; Ca tholi c Cemetery a t II : lo; post home lor lunch a t 11 :30; Me moria l Ga rde ns on SR 7 a t 1 p.tT) . Cheste r wil l pa rt icipate in pa rade to cemetery at l :30 p.m. ; He mlock Grovti Cemetery a t .1 p.m.; Rock Spr ings c emetery a t 4 p.m. MeanwhiiP, the sc hed ule or Hil l Cem Pte ry a t 9: 45; Addi son Cemetery at 10: 15; Gravel Hill Cemetery, Cheshire, a t 10: 30; Middleport G ravel Hill Ce me tery a t I I; Ame rica n Legion P a rk a t 11:1 5; re turn to ha ll for lunc h for 11:.30 until 12; .10; Bur ling ha m Cemeterv at 1:30. Page 4 ' Two persons filed for support unde r the Rec iprocal Ag reeme nt Act In Me igs Count y Common Pleas Court . F ili ng we r e Che r y l Car pe r against George Carper and Chr istine Annette Layne against Leo Fra ncis Layne. Yol.3l,No.31 SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (AP.) -The deputy commander of U.S. mUltary advisers ln El Salv ador was shot In the head four times and killed while he sat alone 1n hJs car near a San Salvador university, the first U.S. adviser slain In this na tion's civil war. Navy Cmdr. Albert A. Schaufelberger was killed Wednesday evening, U.S. Embassy spokesman Don Hamnton said. He was In charge of security for the American advisers ass igned to assist the Salvadoran mUltary-111 Its fight a gainst leftist rebels. Neither Hamilton nor President Alva ro Magana's spokesman Francisco Jose Gue rrero, who announced the slaying, would speculate on who the klller or killers were. Schaufelberger had replaced the double-plate bulletproof glass windows In his Malibu with on:llnary glass recently because the car's air conditioner did not work and " he did not like baking Ins ide ," sa id a friend who asked not to be Identified. 'Ille car, like most U.S. government-{)wned vehicles here, came equipped with the special window s, whic h could not be rolled down. Schaufelberger Is the first American adviser slain Inquire About River Heights Apts. Marriage licenses AT ELBERFELD§ WAREHOUSE MECHANIC STREET P otratz,63, Athens,a nd 0 pa1Luc!Ue Le ifheit , 69, Rt. 2, Pomeroy; Thoma~ Dean Slone. 23. Mlnneap lls, Minn ., a nd Ta mmy .Jo Spencer, 18, Tu ppers P la ins; Gene Arthur Davis, 28, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, and Susan E lizabeth Starc he r, 20, Rt. J, Pomeroy; KennPth F:m est Romine 49, Pomeroy a nd Marla Romine, 50,· Reynoldsb urg; Gregory Post Par sons:: 34, Rip ley . a nd Becky Sue F ultz. 2J, Ravenswood.' POMEilOY, OHIO LAST THREE DAYS! THURSDAY, F,RIDAY. & - 5~ TURDAY. - 317 N. 2nd Middleport ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE REGULAR 18.99 LADIES' 'CDRNHUSK' LADY PEPPERELL PRINTED PATTERN HEAVY QUILTED COTTON TERRY SHEET SETS OVEN MITTS T-SHIRTS ASSORTED COLORS ASSORTED 'MILITARY SAYINGS DARK COLORS HANDBAGS ASSORT£ 0 Sl'ltE S (REGULAR 18.99 $488 ANNUAL MAY SALE TWIN SIZE.. .......... "1.99 set iR!GUIJ R U2 99) RJU SIZE .. .......... '14 .99 oet [ R ~ G U LAR 119.99) ANNUAL MAY SALE . S2~H ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE LADIES' STRAIGHT LEG 'MAVERICK' FASHIONS SAVE ON LADIES' FAMOUS BRAND 22''x44" THICK TERRY BATH MEN'S BOOT CUT DR STRAIGHT LEG JEANS BRAS ·TOWELS LEVI JEANS ; WHITE AND PASTELS SLIGHT IRREGULARS SOLID COLORS & PRINTS (REGULAR $3.99) MISSES & WOMEN'S SIZES (REGULAR $22.99) Sl87ZIR ANNUAL MAY SALE SPECIAL PURCHASE LADIES' FASHION SUNGLASSES ASSORTED STYLES (REGULAR 18 TO '12) OFF 1/2 Not too sweet. Crunchy. Natural. Nature Valley' Granola Bars. 100% natural No additives. no preservatives. Some other granola bars ·use them. Nature Valley won't. REG. PRICE MISSES FAMOUS BRANDS COTTON/POLYESTER TOPS & SHORTS MISSES SIZES (REGULAR $12.99) . SPECIAL PURCHASE QUILTED FABRIC BOYS' FAMOUS BRANDS SHORT SLEEVE KNIT PLACE MATS SHIRTS FIRST QUALITY (REGULAR $199) SOLID COLORS & STRIPES SIZES 8 TO 18 4 $} ~ACh ENTIRE STOCK LADIES 'KAT1 SPECIAL GROUPS LADIES' SPRING 63" AND 81" LENGTHS DACRON CURTAIN SPORTSWEAR PANELS 0/ OFF i'O ~~~ce 20 'PYKETTES', ONE GROIN l&K, AND JUNIOR STYlfS ANNUAL MAY SALE SltGHI I RRI~UtAR$ 0/ OFF i'O ~~~cE ENTIRWTQCK MEN'S 'HAGGAR' SLACKS DRESS AND CASUAL SlYI.ES 200/0 ~~c~ SJ8!CH 25 ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE LADIES' ANTRON II FULL AND HALF ENTIRE STOCK LADIES' SPRING 81" X 96" MT. MIST POLYESTER MEN'S SHORT SLEEVE SLIPOVER KNIT QUILT BATS SHIRTS COATS SLIPS ASSORTED STYLES IN WHIT£. BEIGE and BLACK HALF SLIP $588 FULL SLIP $388 LONG AND SHORT STYLES REGULAR TO S79.99 Q/ OFF 25 i'O ~~~cE ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE FAMOUS BRANDS lADIES' LADIES' ASSORTED BRIEF & BIKINI ·SWIMSUITS ASSORTED STYLES SIZES AND COLORS Sl29;DUP PANTIES · NYLON ANP COTTON IN WHITE AND COLORS .99¢PAIR THE CHOICE OF EXPERTS REGULAR $5.99 SOLID COLORS & STRIPES (REGULAR $9.99) $ 4( $688 5 EACH ANNUAL MAY SALE 2 Yd.$ 44 COlY KITCHEN PRINTS Yd.$ }99 IIEGULAI I2.99i SOLID COLOR BROADCLOTH '" GULAI 11.79 Yd. $.} 44 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP ) -State government may be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel after months of fiscal problemS which precipitated the biggest taX hike In state history. 'Il1e House approved 114-11 and sent to the Senate Wednesday a bUl ending a rroratorlum on$10mUUon In capital Improvements projects. Tiley were put on hold by the Rhodes administration late last year wllen general fund taX re- TOTS TO TEENS ' ONE PIECE SWIMSUITS PRINTS AND STRIPES SIZES 3 to 6x $999 EACH SIZES 7 to 14 '1099UGH YI!IIues declined. Since then, the Legislature, at the request of Gov. Richard Celeste, ' '· Salvador military grou p." Sl'xton d ('sl'l'ilx'<l him as a m il itary adviser. a " ignN1 lo h<'l p til•' gowrrunent light the 3'1\·ycar-old leflbl insur-genc)· SchaurelbergPr's slstt• r Margarf'l & ·haufc lbr'l'f{f'r . rea chrc:l by CBS l<' i<'l'isio n a lfilla li' KICMH in Sa n Diego, Cal if .. said Scha ufr' ibe rgt' r '''"' a lll-vmr resid e nt of that cit~ · lx'fo n · going l o Fl Sah·acl01: last ye ar . ShP sa id hP was .1:!. Hamilton sairl Sd l aLJfPIIJt•I'):!t\r wa" s\ngl<' , lfl cl ,t grad uatr- of thf' U .S. N:t\'d l ,.\cadt'!ll)' dl ..\nn.tpnlb. Mel. • Hfl said Sc hauff'lht'l',i.!!'r , H'lln arrin •d irr S. tn Sa lv ador on A u g. I, 19K'2, \\'as ll 'SJ)(JI1s ih lt• ftli· tr<liniug navy l)'"'rsc:mnf'l in !ht• cit)' of L a lJninn in r•ast('rn E l ~tl va do r. T h(' t ra ining r;1 nge~i fru m tl il\ ' fl l lllt 't~ha n ! · CPS to lntercf'ptiun of arm ~ s h i pnwnt ~ \(). lt 1P n •lx'IS being smuggled Into coun t ,,_ h v ·" '" · Sc haufr li)C'I··gf'r a lso wa:-. in <.'lla rgr· llf :->t ·e ur i t ~ · for the ad vL"t"'r s and in that t '<t p; wit~· \\'. b l"l.'"J)(lflSib\(' for briefing thr m on ' "''u rity pnx ·•~t un's . il :lllli!ton sa id )ichau ft"'llx'rgcr a \ ~ W<IS a nwml)(' r of 1ht • Sl<:\ 1.." . ; ~r 1 p \it p NH V~' r om mandn gn llip won 4-3 a pprova l of the a mmdnwn l which woul d have t·ctain<'<l CWII ' bu t set forth a num bt..•r of n: s t r l(' ! i1 ms on It s Ust' by th e ratc-sL• tt lng l'uh lic Ut !lit les Commission. Schwa rJ:Wa ldPr said the anw nd mPnt s tti ppcd his bil l of its ma in pi'OVis lons. " It 's no lo ng<'r m y bi ll." h<> sa id. a dding that he m ay or not ca ll lor furthe r hea rings. F in ally, Sen . Richa rd \. P lf'i lk r J r .. D~Columbus, who had sup ported the Fis he r anwndnwnl . ag n.- w to changr· his \'OI<' and t hr· am endm ent thf'n was rfX'(lllSidPrrxt and defeat ed 4.:1. Pff'llfrr sa id he d('(' irl111to d<'i'f' r to the cha hman' br'<·a u 'i<' ol th 1· sweep ing changl's in thP Fi sher rnt•nt s for a11d : 1g: ti n:-. ! ('\\' I I ' ! I ts .1 n h 'THII Ill •11 1 WI lU let IL 1\' t • M•t f lll'lh ;1 l llllt'\ ;J h h ' l ltHit' l' W\1\d l ; 1 l 'Ot lljlil ll.\ ~ -~1u ld hq!,i ll p : tssing tltl' am endm ent . ThP wh()\t• lssuf' "shou ld bf' gi ven fu r1hcr stLrdy," th<' Colum bus lawrna kC'r ~ 1 irl . F lshPr sa id \('ngt hy tl'slimon)' on hr sa id . the bill convlnc<'<i 111m tha t l"WII ' should not br· tota lly P li m l n <~ lf~l. I-ff' said ut il ltiPs and c·onsun HT \'0 1t •. St.'h W;W/ \\"t lldc ·r di d tltll ind tl'; t!f • Wilf'll Ju• rn lg lit t·. d l Jli, p t11po~al gmups both rnmlf' cu nvi nd ng . u )Q. l !J; wk h d nl 't • 1h t • Sf. ' ll , tlv p.!lli'l l' h :t r g t •s to t 'tl .'-. l l liTWT..., .111d it im post'fl ;I lim it tlll lht•lt• ng th oftilllt' " twh d1.11 )~t "" (·nu ld 1't m! till It'. l·'i . .; ]l, •r :-.aid I hat undt '1' prl' ~t ' Ill \, 1\\' .11u l un dv1 S. ·h w; tt?\\'.!lcl j•J' \ hill . t 'Oil S Uil h ' l'" <.;~I ll w uuld ll ;l\'t • 1t1 pd ) ' C(lllS1 n1l'l Ion l ust " " Tlw o n! \' IJIU'!' t it lll bwlic·n t il \( ' \ p.l.\'l, .. IH• <,, \icl. Sd \\\'; Jr : w,dd t• r olr gll! 'd I h:1t l•' is hPr' '> allH 'tHi nu •nt \\ nuld gh·p ut ili ti! •:-i tit '\\' h·g:I I ; n 'gl lllll'll 1S w ith w hic h to fl ~: h t t 't li1111\I SS \Oil dt '< 'iS)tl i\S I' P it '(' ! in g I 'W\1 ' " ,\l\ t ill • ls~l ii 'S in ltll' f\llU ' II(Ifllt' lll (' O~J Jd 1)( • li t i~:;~! t '(l, " A ~ i rtd l.1r hill is pt 'tHii ng In !lw ! !oust' l' uhlil' lllil i tit·~ ('nmlnitt f'f ' lm t 11:1..., r1nt h: 'f•n :..dll>< lti h l(l ftl l' a na tion If the bill, raising the upper tax ra te to 10.2 percent, is enac ted . The report combined Ues- states w hich share the same rate- so tha t the ranking Is a mong 26 gr ou ps of states. - John Hall, lobbyist for the Ohio Educa tion Association, told the Wa ys and Me\ms Commlttt'e there Is a " very serious need" to ta ke "a very longhardlook a t theway we've butche red our taX structure at both thestate and loca l levels." The OE A supported the business services tax In the House. CLEVELAND iAP I- Leadersof Greal Lakes states have agreed that !heir sta tes should band toget her In seeking tou rist dolla rs and tha t they should avoid trying to steal businesses from each other . A joint tourism dr ive Is one area leader softhe sixGreat LakPSSta te s agreed to explore during a two-d ay Great Lakes Governors Econom ic S u mmi t w h ic h co n c l u d e d Wednesday. "We oug ht to be talking about a joint ertort to promote recreation," said Wisconsin Gov. Ani hony Earl. "Su rely we' ve not ac hieved our full potential.' ' Governors from Indiana. Mich igan , Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin and the lieutena nt governo r of Illinois adopted a resolution forming a task lo t~'!' to d!'t er m inl' whi'IIH'r re t'(iona l prumotion of t111· Cn •a l Lakt'S a rea Is feasibi<' Oth<'r stlll l)' groups w ill look a t industr ia l J,' ruwt h and foreign mar kets. In anothC'r reso lut io n . Ott' guvt·r nors agreed tha i they wou ld not to try to stPu i buslnesSf's !rum ml' h other. " Wl' ha ve been somf' of our uw n wor st enemies when. !11 fact . wf' shou ld be ou r own best cusiiJITil'r'." said Wisconsin Gov. Antho ny S. Ea r l. The governorY p rov icled a Imp· hair•a llowing the m to ncgot la lt · with businesses from the region II th•' business Initiates the Inquiry . "We will not send people Into till' othe r C rea l Lakes sta tes solic iting business ." said Earl. "We're not go lng- Io :-.t ·rH l i 11 I! •a IllS of r a ldPrs. " TIH' sra ll·s· r!·spon.o.:t· h l inq urrit"·s tx • l 'lll l ll)( '\itiv t· bu _ t nul · 'di rn inislt m dt'lllt '. tn .t n•·i ghl )tldng ..;; t alt •. · · ( )! Iiil i :ov . I tid ra rd F . ( '•' h •stp ~. I it! . sll4 1Uitl M i nm·~nl.t I ;.,\' Hue I\ I 'tTj)i{'h , \\'IHJ W( JI 'kl~l U\'1' 1' ~1'.1 :. ill lht ' fon •Jgn t ra dt · rn arkl'l l )(•fu n • lii ~ n· t'll'C. 'tlon L1st ·fa ll. u q:~ t'tl Il ls t•oiiP<l,l!lH':-.\o tap m or P fordgn m o~ rkt•h lor· lht•ir sla! P!". J.!CQc:ls. I ll• ~. lid Mi n rwsu t ~ d ras! itally irH'I'i •a snlll ~ hudg(•t for ford '-'n t r·: ult· d t>\Tiopmt 'nl from $1).\(U l in l ~K>''J. !1 \ $7tnill ion111i ~ ~'! 'i tr'. " \IVhy kno('k t •: wh ottlt·r'J" sn ld Pl'rpl !'t! "W1•' n.• t1 11t duing i11oe: H'Il ot hr r. 11 's 1hl' torl'it..,'ll c·or ntx•t ili on tha 1' s doing it tn u ~. " Ha ll said that until the sta te faces up to broadening the base of the taX structure and taXIng aU at lowe r ra tes, there will continue to be Individuals and corporations taxed unfairly compared to others. Ohio's fiscal crunch may end soon EACH ANNUAL MAY SALE 45" FABRICS PRINTED PLISSE !UGUI.U 12 991 House removed It, part.ly replacing the lost revenue with a 1 percent Increase In the corporate tax rate . Now that provision Is being c riticized by the Ohio Manufactur· e rs Associa tion. In 're lat e d d eve lo pme nt s Wednesday: - Frederick Stocker, an Ohio Sen . Marcus Robe rto, D State University economics p rofesRavenna ,chalnnanof theWaysand sor, told the committee It shOuld not Means Corrunlttee, said Wednesday be frightened Into beUevtng that the the panel wl1l review alternatives business taXes would significantly for the taX lncrease•.which has been harm Ohio's economy. criticized by bus iness. "Rumors of the Impending demThe panel Is reviewing .taxation Ise of the Ohio economy as a result of sections In the House version ofGov. present or proposed bus iness tax Richard Celeste's proposed twoare greatly exaggerated," he levels year state budget. Celeste o~Uy proposed a 4· said. -Senate Republicans produced a percent excise taX on some services reP<>rtshowtngOhlo'scorporate tax that businesses purchase. · After rate would be third-highest In the lobbying from small businesses, the COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - A taX-writing Senate panel m ay try to change a proposed 1 percent boost \II the corporate profits ta x, which the House put In the pending s tate budget bUI, If anothe r source of revenue can be found. . ANNUAL MAY SALE WHITE AND PASTELS "Davy Crockett" costuming, Bums Ores hJs muzzlelooder during his display demonstration. See other photos on page 8. Senate panel may change tax EACh ANNUAL MAY SALE SLEEPWEAR MUZZLELOADERS-James Burns, Gallipolis, a member of the Gallla County Muzzleloode rs Assn., fascinated Chester students recently ·during the annual Heritage Day observance at the s chool. Using $588 ~ calling hlm a Navy rPp l'flS(11lta livl' tu tlit• L1.S. "El Governors eye tourism $$$ ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE INCLUDES GOWNS. ROBES. DUSTERS, ETC. Earlie r , Sen. Lee F isher . D· Sha ke r Height s. had o f!cn'CI ami $}48~1R ANNUAL MAY SALE ANNUAL MAY SALE $8S~ACH HEAVYWEIGHT DENIM (REGULAR $18.99) s2s~ACH $166EACH Alfaro, said the officer apparently had parked a long the one-way street that runs throug h the unive rsity . After he was shot , he drove his a utom obile about 20 feet before the vehicle jumped the cu rb and s mashed Into a parked car, Alfaro said , showing an Assocla ted Press reporter broken glass and the tire m arks he sa id were made by the victim's car. The shooting occurred alter dark when hundreds or students a t the univer sity were leaving c lass a nd heading hOme. At that hour the street was rongPSII'CI with vehicles and pedestrians . Alfaro sa id. HamUton would not commen t on whether sccu rlty procedu res would be increased . "We try to be careful a U the time ," he sa id HamUton said Scha ufe lberger usua lly d:d not wm r his 'uniform after wor king hou rs. He also said authorities have not determi ned what kind of gun was used to kill Scha ulel ber~e r . "Pres ident Magana has expressed his conce rn, offered his condole nces and promised a thoroug h Investigat ion ," Hamilton said. In Washington, Pentagon spokesm a n Air F orce Capt J er ry Sexton confirmed the vic tim's Identity. COLUMBUS. Ohio (API - A bill to halt utUit les from c ha rging c ustomers for construction costs of power pla nts before the pla nts a re in opera tion has withStood a c t11Clal test in the Sena te Jud ic iary Commit tee. The bill. a t one point Wednesday night, had been completely rcwrlt ~ ten and all bu i abandoned by Its chief sponsor. J udiciary Chairma n MIc h a e l S c h w ar zwa ld e r, D Columbus. But he fina lly mustered the votes to" reconsider a nd defeat wha t he called "a r ipper ame ndme nt .' ' Thf' chairma n then lr ft the bill pending for la te r'commlttee considera tion. Schwarzwalde r's measu re e lim inates a construction work In progress (CW!P i p rovision under which utili ies may begi n c hargi ng for new p lant s before thry a re put In to service . MEN'S COTTON KNIT MILITARY MOTIF $} 02cH lR! GUlAR $24.99) 1 S&c t iom , 14 Paget 20 C&nh A. Mult imed ia Inc . New \ pap e r Utility.bill withstands big test ANNUAL MAY SALE jREGUlAR VALUES TO $1.29) QUEEN SIZE ........ 119.99 oet EACH Discover how granola bars were meant to taste. MAY ~~th, 27th; 28th . ... TREMENDOUS VALUES IN EVERY DEPARTMENT CAROUSEL CONFECTIONERY PH . 992·6342 in El Salvador. Anothe r adviser, Special Forces Sgt. J . Stanley Thomas, was wounded by rebel fire while Dying In a ' helicopter above Usulutan province in early F ebruary. Thomas was shot In the leg, but his wound was not serious. Hamilton said Schaufelberge r was killed when he went to the Central American University In a weste rn suburb of the capita l a bout 6: 30 p.m . to pick up a friend. As he was waiting for the friend In the univers ity parking lot , a car pulled up behind his automobile and four shots were fired from the ve hicle, strlklng Schauie lberger In the head , Hamilton sa id. He sAid a passerby placed the of!lcer In his car and rushed him to the Military Hospital, but he was pronounced dead on arrival. Hamilton said his account was based on report s from witnesses and Information gathered by other e mbas sy officials. A night watchman at the university gave a somewhat dl1ferent ver sion . The watchman . whO Ide ntified himself as Robe rto ' ALL CHO OLATE $1.50 LB. Reg. $1.95 LB. enttne U.S. advisor slain in EI Salvador U. S. Dept. of Housing and Urban Development Project · Sponsored by Community Mental Health Center. 992-2192 at y • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 26, 1983 Copyrightod 1983 t F ive ma r riage lice nses have been isSued in Me ig>; County Proba te Cou rt . Issued licenses were Ervin Ka r l • e •TWO STEP BLADE .. CONTROL •20 INCH CUT e4 HP RATED •LONG-LASTING 2 CYCLE ENGINE •EASY CUTIING HEIGHT ADJUSTMENT 1 - BEDROOM UNITS - RIVER HEIGHTS Yellow Bush Road, Racine Ohio eve nts lor Feeney Benne tt Post 128, Am erica n Legion, Middle por t, Memoria l Day Is as follows: Meet a t !.Rglon ha ll a t R: .10 a .m .; leave ha il at 8: 45: services a I the Mld<Ueport Lev('<' at . 9 a.m .; RI Verview Cf'me tery a t 9: If>; Brad· lord Ceme tery a t 9::10; Middleport r-======='----~ Seeks support P rop«·rty transft'r"' . enacted a 90 pet ti!l!t increase In the state Income taX which wiped out what Celeste called a $511 mllllon deficit. Therealsohasbeenlmprovement · In the slate's economy, and the governor's fiscal advisers now. estimate the state will end the fiscal year June :.1 with a balance of SrlO million. Other spedallsts predict a balance of $100 jnllllon or more. Rep. William E . Hlnlg, D-New Phlladelphla, sponsor ot the capllal lmpro~~ements bill, said the $10 million would have to be certified as avallable by the 0t11ce of Buclgei and Management. He saJd OBM J. feels there Is $10 million available and that theprojectsstillwouldhave to be approved by the Controlling Board. Budget Director Cristina Sale said Celeste and legislative leader· ship apparently wUI pick $10 rnllllon worth. of l!rojects from a list of 31 autoorlzed earllt!r for flnanctng from tile general fund If the funds had been available. Minority Republicans generaUy went along with the bill which now to the Senate for Its expected lioes appro~~al . WRAPPING UP - Wlcollaln Governor Anthony ,S. Earl (tleCOtld frum npt) llll&wen quetldonl at a Wedlle.tllly - · coalerence Ill Clevelalld as Illinois IJ. Gov. Georle Ryan, left, Michigan Gov. James . ' Blanchard and Ohio Gov . ltlclmrd Celeste, far right, look on. The govemors ol the Gre at l.akes Stutes are wlnd1ng up their two day ~'Conomlc s ummit. (AP Laaerphoto). I �' • Commentary • C ' ut~rl Strt•t•& l ' l~'f'n,, , 41hlo Dt+:VU'I'IW TO 'I'Ut: INTt: ut; ~· r· 01' 'l'llft; Mt; I4~ S M.\."\HN J\Kt:,\ Lllb l!m~ ~L-....,...•I""T"'.a=•~==~ ~v IWIIt:tt'l ' 1.. WINGt:'l"'' l'llhli!'l ... . , l'i\'1' wmn:nt:i\ u lltlll llllt: t'I .H 'II 1\s:-.h.l lUll I•Mhli"lll'r t l 'uut mil• ·•· 40t •n•·ral M:ma.:• ·•· lli\1.1•: IW'I'Il(:J•:II, .m. N''""" Y.tlk•n· i\ Mt:Mnt:l{ ur ·n.., 1\.- M ·Iutl-d t•n._, hthmtl Unll .~ ~1\nw·•·ll ·au Nt·w~vu t• · r l'uhl~h! · r:oo J\.-~~ ·UidltM . r•,,...., "--~ · lalluu 1111d lit~ · G<•ntll'mPn , gen tle~n - please. budget consututlonal ametl!lment, Qul<'t - just a minut<' - IPt me · so my orthodoxy Is absolutely SJl('ak now. OK'' 'Thank you, thank straight. . And yes, I know that Rol)ald you. thank you very much . Now I was bOrn w1th a balanced- Reagan criticized the hell out of budget spoon In my 1111•. l was for a Jlrrmy Carter for having ·run a balanc<od budget whf>n I was 16, and budget deficit of $160 lillllon In thP If I had been precocious, l 'd have course of his tour years in olflce, tx'('n for a balancro budget when I and yes, 1 know our deficit this year was li. D ul It was In my blood Is my is going to be In excess of that figure. point, and In due course It trickled to What was that, Mr. Mltterrand? lht• brain, nolwlthstandlng that l majm·ed In K<>yneslanlsm at YaiP. OUr <Jeflclt Is endangering the So pleaS<' don't procPCd as though l French economy? But when you were lndtff~rent to the ramttlca - ran for office, you complained that the prtncipat danger to the Eurotlons or an unbalanced budget. In tact , I'm In favor of a balanced pean economy was the U.S. lnfia · tion ra!f'. It was 13 percent then and Is down now to four percent ~ What's that? lnlf'rest rates? · Well, our lnlf'rest rares were running at over 20 percent when Reagan took '0tflce, and they arP halt ot that 'now. What's that• Tlley're going , to head. '*k up because ol our deficit? Yes. I think that's true. Only not as much as widely held. It Is true that credit Is finite, und that to the extl'llt lhP unbalanced budget eats up that credit, there Is less ollt left - tor other needs, and it's true that scarcity breEds price Increases. It's also true that the feds, II they step In to mitigate the credit shortage by creating a lot of money, will b1ing inOatlon hack. So that It would aJIP!!ar are h<'aded either for a I higher interest, or bi higher tnfiatlon. I th.lnk that Is correct. But you people- yes, Fritz, I'm lookJng at you , and Alan. and John (how does political campaigning com pare with wE'Ightlessness, John? I and also the neo-Rockefellerttes, if that's what you want to call Bob Dale, John Chafee, Mac M at hiasarP suggesting two things. They arP a 1 cut down on defense (,'xpenditu,.,.., and b) raise taxPs. Now the Constllutlon vests lh<' president with the responslbllltlPs ot commander In chi<•L That doesn't mean It V<'Sts him with lnfalllblllty . . lt .does mea n that his <'Valuation of th<' dPfensl' rie<'<ls of the country becomes a grave staitstlc. And remPmfxor that if we werP logo the• frE'l'Z<' rouiP, and the l ...:rl ..:tts CW OI"I NIIIN 1m · w.i! ... u... L '11a.·" .• ohuuNII•·II- lhllll : • "''"""" "'"'K · i\11 Ifill•.... IU'I' "'llhJI•d tu l'lltHtll( lWiliiMN I•• ~:.. wNh' IIWIW' , lullltt":'tfoo llt•d lt•lt•plit~tt~• IMimhl•r. Nu uu..ll{ltl'll lt·lh·r.. will ht· ptll......,'tl. l.o~ •U••n. ...tu•tld I•· !n ~:..•ltill'tt·, 1Mtdr1'!1i· WIJ( ... _."" ..... lll .. 'oiiiiUIIth-,. we Letters to editor Mayoral respon.'>e I do not usually l'f'."l)(md to mlslt•adlng :wd lm ·orT~·ct staff•· m£•rlt!-i whk'h an•·made· ('()fl('('t'nfnM" uctlvltii'S and U.·rislons ma<k· by myS(•lf or vlllo1gt• C'oundl, l>ut fflPI that a n·sponSt· Is nl'<'l's.~ry to som~· or tht• ('Uffimt•nts I hil V(' hl'al'd f'(lt\Ct•rn\ng fh• • IJI'oposc'CI sulxtlvl - slon on (;en . Hartln!!<'r Pkwy . : I ·also fr-.:·1 that youth-orl(lnff'd Ul'tlvii!PS art • lmpnr tt.~nt to our t'ommunlty as lhf'V arP 10 any !~ hl'r , but I Jc, nol f<d lh•t l'('('n•atlon Is bl'ing ovt-rlookPd or glvm a low priority . ThouSLJnds ot· dollars htJVt' bl~ sp(lnt ovt•r 1hf • pust st•vPralyt•ars at our municipal park . whk·h Is,.,., ol tht· fln(I'Sf In our an·a . 'i'~ls jJark was starmt fllllny Y<'al'.' a~o by a IPw <lf'<ltca hod p<'Oj)M' who didn ' t just latk abiUI thlnj(~ Ihal wPtv nt"(•dt'tlln uur <·ornrnwiNy hul by p<'Opl< · who mad<' th<.,..'idr." lwpp<'n b.v solid pn~Josa l s and *~ just talk . ThP first l'W'<'t•ssal'y lkm in any lmprovPmt•nl I~ a ~i.tn of , •......, whal Is n«'<i<'<L In 197h a (~an ol ThP rpason Is simp!<'. Vlllag<• oftlrials and HlJD took an tnt<'rest In Improving th<• Pf'op<•rty , Planning wa s dor\(' as to how monPy l'ould IJto oht aln<'d for tmpmvl'ment of lh~ arf'a. 'JlK- l'l"SUt1 of t'XfPnSIVf' work by vltlag<• otfk·lals was th<' . awaniln~ of a grant or two and orn•-half million dollars for lhls lmpmwl11<'nt along. with many oth<ors. Tht• l'<'>ull In this an•a was this ntow prlllll' pk'Cf• of propprty . Th<• ~otrant awa1·d was based lww·ly on our past p<•rfo•mallCf'S In nth<or. proj<'<'ts and showing HUD ofrldals that Wf' l'OUid do what W<' s<'t out IQdo, nol by g<'ttlng halfway lhmugh a plann<'d pmJ<'<'t and SU<id<•nly d<<·lding W(' d<!n ' t Ilk(' tht• dU(' tO [a('k Of r'unds . 'Ill Is hu:.;. :~ : not hupppml(J In l'flf.'( 1nl _vpars. but ·' : this dot•s not mf'an I hat n~TPa lkln -: puys for lis<•! f. II <hN·sn ·t, not hf'l'<', :· or most olhPr communltlt•s . CtK"'.'k ~. around and you will l'lnd tha t f'Vf>fl , lurj:W <'omrnunlllt>s with f'1(h-nslvf' ' l't'<Tf'al lon pmgrarns arP partlttlly : sutlsldtzed from otlwr vlltag<' funds . : As for mon\ Htj n huusln.'{ bl•lng : IOrllt('fi on ( ;f•n HarllngPr Pkwy., I do nol umiPrslan<l what fllJD - housing Is. Tn my knowl<'<ig<' t h<on• Is non<' In Ml<klh•[~ll't. Mayb<• lllJD : housing Is SUI)l.XJsPtJ lu bl• a dh1y ~ wor'd, but fmm ltw• Pxpt •rl••m't•s I : haw had with IIUD. I know that It Is ~ lnt~res t<'<l In "''lng thai p<'Upk• • • havt• a dt't'('Jll horrw.• In which 10 \IV(•. ; Many p<'upl<' In Mlddh•port and ; otht•r com munith don't. Wo • have ~: sevpral upartml'nt <'OmpiPX(•s · which ar<' always full, but tll<'y aN• : not oJl(•rat<'<i <ll' flnan<'<'<i by IIllO . : :As for th<' primP t>i<'<'<~ ol :vlllagN,wn<'<l pmJl('rty , look txork a ; ; coup!<' of ymrs and S<'(' how mut·h ; tntt•n>st was shown In this proJl('My ; : which was .•wampy and grown up w<'<<ls . The only lnt<'l~t I .. : rt~mPmbt•r Wa~ t}l(> ('Onct'l'll o( tfw • nelghi>Ot'ln~-: 11'sidl'nts about th<o · ; rrio,;q~IIOI'S and high w"'<is in th<o : : aiPa. Now, suc:kk,nly It Is prlmt' -• prope11y . Wh y.., <In .. '. :·:. sulxllvtslon wh<•n• n'SidPnts havl' tho • opportunity to purrhasP 1thelt homP t.~f a J'('asonabk> pdc(>, I know a lot of pmpl<• WhO WOUld likP In hav<• an opportunity lo do this. 'lbt1 vlllagf' has a very a<.'tlvr rP<Tea tlon l'lmmtsslon which Is lntPrPSI<'<I In th<ost• typ<• actlvltll's and has b<'('n Involved In many lmprovcm<•nts In this ar<'a . Ask It how to makP thln!(s happ<•n. ll's not by talking abOut thPm, but by gPtt lng eoncrt'tr proposctls on J>aJX'I' and working out th<o olh<•r nccpssary Items lo JO(('t Ideas Into action. I'm su11• vlllag<• muncll or th<•. l't"tTPallon eommlsslon would bP d<•llghtro lo h<oar propo!ials on any proJ<'<'I whi<'h would Ill' otbPnellt to the villa~ott• and can lx' feasibly _ tnltlatcd, but It takes planning and tlnanclng on any project, no matter how good It Is. It doesn't happen ovvmlght and It doesn't happen by just talking abOut whut Is nP<'ded. ll~'<'reat.lon Is Import a nt ~ l am ('('rtalnly lntt' l't'SII'd In It as I hav<' demonstrat<od in th<• past, but th<'re a1·c also other things in thP up<'ration or a community which Ul'<' equally lmpo11ant . And, don't torR;et. th<'y all take molll'y, which has to come from SORX'Whel'<'. F'l'f'd Morrman, M ayor, VIllage ot Mlddk>port . Liquor harmful too · Co!I<'Prnlng an artk'l<' In your - : paper. Sunday, May 'tl., "Sitn, : · wlntl'll' or summer; damalll'l tilt. ; : 11<111 ~...Us. " Question No.3 "Is ltwr. : - a· salt' ctgaret«-?" (AMwdtkq •; Wtlatt'Ver that means says "No" • wlllcll ts trut>. · · BuJ they dklll't stop thl're, bul • went on to say. " Cigarettes Yre no-nuciPar routf", id~ ·~l . Shoulil wi• los" 1hP con rid. 'Itt'<' of l<'<i<•ra I uffll'lals and possibly jt'Opardi1A' mon·· grant m<.mPy I hal Is coming to lh<• vlllagt•'1 I W<IUid <'l'rtalnty h~Vl' bfopn dls;lppolnt<<llf round! had suddenly d!'<•l<k'd to not follow project guldl>ltn<'S and lot;t• 1ht• funds which arc allocatOO lo us, not only for housing but for wat<'r. ~uk lmprovPmPnl s was drawn up , sewer. and •tl'l'l't lmprovPml'flts. hll'ludlng t<'flnls mUI1s. llghltod botll Public llll'<'tln~>s al'<' ht~d tx•fon• diamonds and lmpmW'Il'l<'llt., tn til<• any applica tion L• rnadP for HUD · playground an•a . II you will 1Xlll<1'. grant fund• . WPt'<' you th<'l'r to all thPs<' things havP ha p[~ ·n<<l ,.,1 vol('(• your Ideas'! Public announreI><· aus<• thPy w<•n• talk<'ll about. hut m(•nts arf' ulways ma(k> In thP.news C'vldenlly t)l'f'iiU.'i(' somt> iniPr~ m<'<iia COIX'l'rnlng ttx'S<' mf'l'tlngs. mu st ha vP tx"'·n shown tn f'4'('1'1'atlcm I f<'('l lh<' whoiN'Ommunlty would by vlllal(c offk-lals. benPflt from :.!0 families living In Tht• Sf'<'Oml rM"(·pssa r:v lt Pm ~ hnlllfl'S In this ar'f'il, from laxt•s ftnam·<•s . This Is not an ••asy lt<·m to whk'h t h<oy pay and from busln<'S.' . solw•, bu ( bf•fon• any pruit ... ·t •·an whl<·h they do In our eommunlty . · g<'l undf•rway, mon~·y Is fl('("(~~sary · Tltls an..a Is not planrw'd to l:::w• an not only fur a(·tual <"onstruc·tton but apartment complex or subsldlu>d ror malnlt•nan<'1' and OJlf'ratlon . housing, ••ven though both arP !-M·\ vcral yPars a~-:o , lht• vlllu~t· was 11(~<1<<1. ron'(>d to dost• !hi• pool and mo,tr1na II Is planntod as a do•signed ~: Ul'l'a Thunday, May 26, 1983 Thursday. May 26, 1983 Braves 'walk'. over Pirates; Cardmals dump Reds,7-2 Gentlemen, .t:P:.=le==a=-se-=·-._____w_._'Uta_'m_F._B_uc_kl_ey~J-:-r. The Daily Sentinel Ill :::: 2-Thc!_Dally.SentiMI Part111f01 Middlepalf, Ohio perhaps the only legal product whosl' ·advl'rtlsed and lnt~ use III<'VIIJibly Cl"l'llle bodlly tlarm ." It looks to Ill(' like Ia try!Jig to COYft' up lor liquor and beer. because they al'l' a hundred times mort> harmful than ci RJ~rettes and kill 10 dmes more people. -()pie C. Cobb, iiToday in ~istory - 'J'od&Y 1a WgeeNy, May a . •·Hitlltaaytfltll'Jltereare:I:Jlclays . lett ... llle yt!V. . . . .; 'l'ottaY' s hl«bllgllt in lllleoty: Oil M11y :1!1, 1~ • Alnlrtoul Alrilnes :. DC-JCicrashed nty Clticago' s O'PWP Airport. kRill aii27'J ~ alloard ·. In tllfl nation's worst aviation dllall~r. - :. On this date: : . In ~· Rq). Jqhn Quiley ,. t a ' apoke OlltliPIDSI !be lll\lll!xatkla of ; ~Uf· saying he !"liS ~ It would trtaer a war with Mexico. ·~, wr'd have to doubl!', mayb<• trtpl<• our defPnse spending. On th<o rt\att<•r of taxation, what 's th<o qultitf'SI way of sa yin!{ It ? How a!Joill ihls: Duling t·hc Sc'Cond ·worfd War. wfv.n npthlng countro PXCPpt victory, whPn 15 million ·· · Arrwrleans wf'n• draft Pd. wf" wt'n' .. Tlw dPbaiP c·on('f'rns tht• sal<· of hlg h-IPchn ology mulnl~nd Pqul pm<'nt lo China . Commt'rrf' Sl'CrP· tary Mui<'olm Batdrlg<' and th<• pr!'s ld<•nt 's selmer advbor , Grorgo K<•ywort h, fuV<ll' an ••xpanston of this tradP . Dl'fPns" Si'<Tetary Caspar Wt'lntx•rgf'l' and hi.< Und<'r Si'<TI'Iury for poll<'y, Dr. F'1t'<l lklt•, don 't wanl to sdl th<• C'hlm•sP any l<~·hnnlo~'V of potPntlal military value•. Tht• C'hlnPsC', nt· <·our~>, arf' s.-•kln~ as much hlgh -I<'C h stuff as th<•ycan huy, and complain I hat lh<• administration Isn't ('OOJl('ratlng. Sourct•s tPll rnt• Ow Chlnf'S<·· huv(' uh'Pudy t~• · n attow"l to buy scientific trchnology that has <'A- lssiH'd on .June 4, 191!1 . focused on hanc<od thet:· military capabiiHy. so-called dual-use <'Xports - Items Under S<'Cret presldPntlal diN<'- tthat arP ostl'nstbly Intended for tiV<'S, th<• Chinese communists . pt'acf>fut purposPS but which can ('annol buy nul'IPar WPapon..~ and also IJto uSE'll by th<• military . Th<' dPIIvpry syst<•ms. <'iP<'t ronlc and dlr<'<'tlve was tntmded to allow thL• anti-submarine wa1fat'<' tN'hnology sal<' of trchnology to China "at or goods that wilt h<'lp tht•m In sil,'lliflcantly higher ll'Chnlca ll<'V<'ls tntl'ltlgmcf' gath<orlng. than pn'Viously, albeit somt•what Baldrig<' and Keyworth, who below thOSf' · approved lor ot h<'r havP bt'<'n courted assiduously by friPndly non-alllf>d nations." th<' Chinese, scoem di'!Nmlned to IPt Th<' dlrrctiVP laid out lh<' formula th<• PPklng regtmt' buy as much sa to KOV<'m such sail'S: two ttmes th<• It want~ In thotoM• . vital an•as. levt'l of exports to th<• SoviPt Union Keyworth just relurn('d from bMon• Its Invasion of Afghanistan . China . Baldrtg~ will dl'part foH· wht>n hlgh -IPCh . Pxports Wf'I'P Peking soon . b!lnlll'd . S<'<'r<•t Whltl' HouS!' docui'Jll'llts But tht• "two-limPS" formula was gnv••rn th<• present China trade rt>garded by thP busim'Ss communpolicy . Th<oy are constderf'd hJghly Ity as llO( only ln<•xact but too smsltlvP bt'<'auS!' of th<• pPl'UIIar rt'strictlvP for thP kinds of hlgh,tf'l'h natun• ot lJ .S. -ChlneSI' I'Pa tllons , goods that Chln<'S<' <·ustoml'r was but my assoelat<' Dal<' Van Alta has clamoring (or. They found a obtain<'<! lh<' most lmpo11ant on<'S. sympathl'ti<- llstPnt•r In Baldrtgf'. ThP " Prpsldcnttal Dtl'f'Ctlvc on T1w rpSulf was a sr~t'I'PI prpsidf' n· Export Contml Polley to China," tlal rT\('m<u·andum of May li. 19Kl, ThP bottom lin<· of th<' Mm·il'l hu .. conllnutl() to tx' a s<·hool authoritl<•s In th<' Miami SU('l'('ss s!Oty is, In fo..td, lhP antagonism aroused among oth<'l' blacks . NonP of this WGuld com(~ as a surptisp to /\m(ll'(('ans who arf' g<•nulnPly knuwtcdgeabiP about l'i'fURt'<'s and ·a N•fug<'<' probk•m that pnodat<•s ( 'astm and Haiti 's Duvalltt'l' dynasty by man y urea who hav<' workPd mos t C'hN•Iy matt<·r· of som,; dlspull'. With th<•m g<'nCI'ally giV(' lhPm high marks tor adjustment. (Jv<•r<'Omlng lh<• Initial tanguugP and skill ot>s ta<·les, thr l(l'<'at rilajortty - ll'i perl'f'nt - havP round work and arC' taking ''""" of thPms<•lv<'S. Th<•y hav<• not bec'Omf' wl'lfal'f' burdl•ns. F'wiher, th<o d£-rugatory J'l'p<lrts ()('(• ad<'s. on the cha1·actPrs of many appea r Su<'h as (.41() Cht'l'n(', whoS(' lo hav•• lx.'!'n l'xa~:gerated - II 001 thinking on th<• suhj•~·t has b<'<'n fabricated . Hather than having rl'portl'<l In this spa('(' on Pl'<'vlou.~ bf'<•n snookel'f'd by a Ca't ro who ocmsions. Chairman ofthP lntPrnaunloadro on us boatloads of climtttonat RPS<'IK' C'ommtttff', Ch<'rnP nals. homosoxuals and assort<<! has IJtoen In thp refug<'f' busln<'SS for soda ! misfits, we may simply havP faUPn for his dislnformatton <'ffort to make us think 11<' was doing ~ei,. ' R'j !iWXft'f' Mflol . Pxactly that. NfWI'I · rHA So mu<·h. for tht• moment, for Marll'l. Moving on to anoth<'r gi'OUp of t•efug('('s, another nrespaper and anotht•r ('()ntroversy, the Washlnl(· ton Post, also reporting from Miami, finds Haitians, who hav<• been hitting Florida 's beachf>s as regularly as the tldPs, thrlvln~: . RelalivPiy speaking. Evidencing a determination to ~t ahl'ad, "the 'tl.,tm lm""-r•nts In Little Haiti are hustling to rnak" a Uvtng and send ll10I1E')' home -. dPsplte. lafll!\lllj!(', education cultural barriers' mort> tormklllble than those the Cubans, collectively, fat-e. Many ol thP Haitians h.'lve become entrepreneurs, openllll( small businesses. Ninety peo~nt ~ yr.uths 16-19 are In ~hool. ro,npsred to 'Ill prt"Cellt for~ C-'Y OlieraU. AIITIOit a'llllrd ot Ill!! adult~ are enrollfd In oc -... Ilona! training ~ " HaHians are redpklllls ot aid .ell as food stamps - 28 perceJtt .,. than the · native blacks ot Miami's gheti()S - l'l percent. · The bad news ol the HaiU.11 You know, lh<' Cuban l:loa tllft of I!IHII. l!t'IW"'n April and AUh'U't of that Y<'111'. mon· lhan 1:111,1110 d<'f<'l'IOI-s or <'X(X'IIm< from Fld<'l Castro 's r Pvo lullon seramblC'd ashml' In southPr n Florida. to lhr ronsiC'rna tton of momy AmPrlcans und th<'lr govt'l'nm<•nt. It wasn't l'a!-iy, but almost all wf't·r Pvcntually hou~~ . proc"f'ssPd us bona fidl' rl'fugl~'s and rPs<>ttl<'<l. · Many Amrrlcuns, huwPVPI' , _ <.'On~ llnue to vlt>w Marlr l not as a dltfk·ult job rmsonably Wl'll don<'. but as ti npt g!lln for Castro. WhiiP the exodus may have adv<:l11sed to thP world the wldP.,prPad dtssatl'ful'tlon with th<• new Cubu , It Is wld<•ty bl'llevro that he uSl'd th<' oppo11unlty to clear the Island Pspedully thP Jails - of unde~lra • bles at our continuing expenSP . In that light . a 1<:-ngthy N<'\,V York Times repot1 on the Mm'IPIItos, thr<'<' years later, makes lnt~rest ­ lng reading. Popular belief regard lng them would appear to be soniewhat off the mark . Crtme has not run •·ampant among them or because ot them . A _grand Jury report absolved the refugees of a diSproportlonatl' contribution to the Miami area's criminal activity. Something like a thousand -leo;s than one percenthave been detained on criminal "ch~rge; or other grounds. Demographically, the Marlellto.q differ slgn!flcantly from the refugee waves that preceded them ~ In J9!18-i2 and .l!Ml>-10, both w1th the lll'e8ter convenience ot organized alrUft!l. They are largely blue collar, minimally educated youlllier males who spoke · only Spanish when they arrived In the United States. About half al'l' bl~ck. ·vet government, church and ~------------..~~~~--·.w·~·~~~--~--------~'----------..·------~------ ~--- -- 1 -~- them hit the bali. Jim Bibby and Jimmy Wlnn helped put the Pirates In the record book Wednesday, ls,s.uing a record- .t_. . ' lyingsevenronsecutlvewalks ln the third Inning or the Braves' tHl victory. But not necessarUy very often. ask? You're asking a political question, and I'll give you a political answer. Wl' have an election coming up, as God knO\"S this group knows. Military SPf>ndlng accounts for 23 percent or total federal spending. What spending program has Reagan lnltlat<'<l, other than in defense? When last, before 19SJ, was either hOuSl' of Congress controlled by Republicans? That' s right, 1954. So that every dollar being spent, rrpatlng the huge deficit, is a dollar voted to be spent by Democratic Congresses, and authorized In most cases by Democratic presld<:'nts. Reagan has no authOrity to repeal entitlement programs. So Congr~ss nf><'Cis to take the blame lor 111<' aeflclt. That part or thP defitlt that rt'pr<>sents inCrl'ased dcfenSP spending, Reagan can takP th<• blame for, If that 's the right word for thP culpability of mounting our d<'fmse. TakE' what Cart<'r wantro to sp<•nd In defense - $UH billion- and what Reagan propost•s to spend - $170 billion. A different of $-'1'2 billion. Assign RPagan lh<' blame for that much of the deficit. Th<• rest If a Democratic r esponslblllly. OK. go ahead "nd boo me. But I got under your skin, didn't I ? OK. OK, I'm lea ving .. lust wanted one word. Pluralistic soci<'ly, re mPmb·r'l Ask t hP ACLl}. They!JI bP her P an·y.-mlnUtP 1'hPy're al l · ho m(~ praying. now. Jack Anderson slgnro for th<• pr<'sld<'nt by his national seeurlty adviSI'r, William Clark, titled, "Export Polley for the PmpiP's H<'publi<' of China." "ThP Pri'Sidcnt <'Xp<'<'ts prompt and full impl<'mPntatlon of May 6. 1YH2, signed for tho presldt•nt by his national S<'CUI'Ity -advtser, William Clark, tltl<'<l, "F.xp<>rt Poli<'Y for the Proplp's H<•publtc of China." "ThP Presld<'nt PXpi'('IS prompt and fulllmp!Pmmtat ion or hJs more llb<·ra l <•xport -controt policy, since wP do not want to s<'nd mixed signals to thP Chinpse nogardlng our lntf'nt, " Clark wrot<'. And he conceded lhat lh<' two-times rule had lx'Cn difficult to apply. Doidrtgc wasn't satisfied . He want1'<1 to b<.' a bit• to OK sale of som1• things within tho forbidden an•as - and to S<'t a formula higher than lh<' two-limPs llli<'. He suggPst('() sa il's of anything In any amount "f'X<"PPI wht'n' thf' export posPs" major risk to U.S. national sPL' urlt y ." ~e lVin--ag~_a_in ____________________~___n(_"l_c_·r~~/ bu~lnPss over Pittsburgh. They couldn't help 11. The PiratE'S' pitchers wouldn 't let taxing the American people 29 percent of the gross national prodiK't. Right now Wl''re taxing 39 percent oltheGNP. Colin Clark, the Oxford economist, cautioned a genera lion ago against taxing more than 25 percent of the GNp. Does that mean I'm resigned to a big deficit and what It portends, you High-tech sales to China WASHINGTON - A SPCI'<'t <I<'· bill<' Is raging al lh<' hlghPst IPVPis of th<' Reagan administration . It points up th<• duss lc conlradl<'ttons In r<'l'l'nl lkpubttca n policies : th<' desire to promo!<• Am<'rlca n buslnC'ss ln!(•rf'sts vs. tht• d(lmunds of a Rock -of-Gibl'altar d f>ft.'nsi• (Xlslun• . By A@K'Iatec! l'ress 1be Atlanta Braves walked all The Daily Sentinel- Page, .. 3 alrrifl .. t t.1 ct>nt ury . In lht • short lt' rm, rPfugees prf's«>nl p,.obiPms . Housing and ft~'<ilng lh<•m cos ts money, and making room for th<'m In th<• work for<·c· c rowds r•arltt•r arrivals. But lhf' AmPrlcitn Pxpt•rif'n('(l has been, Ch<>rm• r<'mlnds, that In . thP long llln thf' socl<'ty Is only <'nrlrhro and continuously ll'invlgurated by the divers<' laiPnts and fl'<'sh Pnergles - THE WRATH OF ROBINSON -San Francisco Giants' manager Frank ftoblnson, second !ell, gives a verbal dreMing-down to relief pltcll'er Jim Barr on the mound at Shea Stadium Wednesday afternoon. The Joe Torre, the Braves' manager, poking tun at Rube Walker, his. pitching coach, offered: "l!nl's the lastl remember -and Rubecaught lt." It was, In fact, 1909, when Washington's pitchers walked seven consecutive Chicago White Sox. TbeNatlonaiLeaguerecordfor successive passes was six. It happened five Urnes, most recently In 1944 when the New York Giants were the recipients of the Brooklyn Dodgers' wDdness. Elsewhere In the NL It was Los Angeles 6, PhUadelph.la 1: San Francisco?, NewYork6; Houston1, Chicago 0; Montreal2, San Dlego·o. and St . LouiS 7. Clnclnnatl2. Bibby started the Braves' string of two-out, third-Inning passes by walking Dale Murphy, Bob Homer, Bob Watson and Glenn Hubbard. Wlnn then took over and walk(.d Bruce Benedict, pitcher Craig seventh lnlilng Incident happened when twblnson went to the mound to pull Barr and Barr fUpped the ball In the air In disgust and left the mound early. (AP Laserphoto ). the team. Theguywas hassllnghlm (Martlnl for about 20 minutes and hP (Olson) wasshoutlngobsC<'nitles . 1didn't hit hlno or any thing." Jack Jewell, 62, the secu1ily chief of the hotel, said "AUI know Is that I got the caU on It about 1: 35a.m . and that there was a fight, so I went Into the bar to take care of It," Jewell said. "One guy was getting dragged off another guy when I golln there. " I thlnk it was Seala. I made su re he was neutral In a comer. The guy he was t angling with took a seat lx'hlnd Billy M art in and starled jawing at Mart ln. "It was Just a normal eviction , things like that happen In bars.'' During the 1979off-season, Martin was Involved In a scrape in a Bloomington, Minn., hotel bar with a marshmallow salesman . Martin was !Ired as manager of the Yankees lour days later. It was the second Llnoe he had been dismissed by George Steinbrenner . Martin was hired to manage Lhe ctub tor a third time by StelnbrcnnPr last - .----..-. .. - . - • I ~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; I MEN'S WRANGLER FASHION : JEANS Open Memorial Day Weekend SAT., SUN., MON ., MAY 28, 29, 30 AT 1:00 P.M. CLOSED MAY 31st WILL RE. OPEN JUNE 1st Weds. thru Sun . Open at 1 :00 Closed Mondays - Tuesdays These Hours Are In Effect For the Entire Season "- Ileal ~~~···~·ttiiJ 11111111 '"" ...... · !lliftn • lllllul Ulll·itiYitlt ..Wir. STORES ng&Summ Speci 11.. II t• ,_ lrtl CIPW If Ill Slrlll & Sltnmer CltllDI Ro1! Rllttilunt•tl 3'1, HP Bn~o~u s & Holl nrl H"'' St1•non Engt ne Avs t and J.:tnk - - Remlant c_,nttol Ci!ble~ 159 2D-In. 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In th11t tight , thl' bottom tine on Marl<•! WilS wrltl<'n long ago. Pmlll . 1 1 20-ln. 4-HP Rotary Mower Easv·Pull zone stnrt1 og , ul l we ather ctuburetor , leve raction hetght adtu sllns and unde1 -deck belfle s 601 5 8Pt~ Director's Cll1lr Comtoneble unvas seat end back : lhit k. wooden arms and legs. Yellow EY3323000 Dlulnon · Insect Sprir Protects hulls and vegetables lrom demeging insects. 0176 I 21-ln. Rear Bagger Features electroni c Ignition, tever·actlon he1ght adjuslers . lronl and rear und01 -deck hallies. easy-on /olf bag 811 . 49! 75-Ft. Nylon-Reinforced Hose Durable, vinyl hose remeinsllexible i~ all weather - easy IO cony and coil. Wilh brats couplings and ~s- In . t.D. T669·7G • . ROYAL OAK PARK Martin embroiled in controversy ANAHEIM, Calll. (AP) ~ Billy Martin, the fiery manager of the New York Yankees, Is embroiled In yet another controversy. He m aintains he's donenothlngtodeserve it. A man who said he Just wan led to buy Martin a beer claims that he was struck by the Yankee skipper and roughed up by Dom Seala, New York's buUpen catcher. But theverslonsolwhat happened early Wednesday morning, a COUP,Ie of hours after the Yankees suffered a 7-6, iO.Innlng loss to the Calitof!!la Angels, differ. Pollee said Wednesday that no charges have been filed, but that they are continuing their Investiga tion or the incident that occurred at the Anaheim Hyatt Hotel liar. Robin Olson, 27, ofEI Toro, Calif., filed a report w1th pollee alleging that he was hit In the face by Martin . Olson also clalnoed that Seala banged his head to the Ooor several times in rapid succession while holding h.lm by the hair. Seala said, "In a nutshell, l was trying to prevent an altercation. I would have done II for anylxxly on Cards 7, Reds 2 John Stuper survived early wildnessandwentontopltchaflve-hl!ter against Cincinnati for h.ls sec¢nd complete game. Ken OberkfeU ~ad three hits and Darrell PorteP a two-h1n horner lor the CardinalS: r-;===========::::=========::i:; second reliever. Larry Niemann, 1 McMurtry and Brett Butterbelort'a got Rafael Ramirez for the final out or the Inning. Dodgers 6, PhiUies I The Ph.! Illes got a run for a change. but that didn't change the outcome. They lost their ftfth in a row as Burt Hooton and Dave Stewart of the Dodgers combined on a six-hitter. The only hit that hurt was Gary Matthews' two-out homer in the l'ighth inning. It haltro the Los Angeles pltchprs' shutout stling a t 35 Innings and the Philadelphia batters ' scoreless streak at 42 2-3 lnnlngs. Pedro Guerrero drove in t hrPC nms with a single and a homPt' and pinch-hitter Rick Monday had a two- run single. GhUlls 7, Mets 6 Johnnie LeMaster 's thN'e-run aad ••·r homer In the fourth Inning and Jack Clark's decisive solo shot In the seventh carried the Giants past the Mets, saddling NeU Allen w1th h.ls flrst loss as a starting pitcher. Dave Kingman and George Foster homered lor New York. In the seventh inning, San Francisco Manager Frank Robinson and his pitcher, Jim Barr, got Into a shouting match on the field. Robinson started toward the mound to replace Barr. Instead of walling for Rvbinson, Barr walked toward the dugout and Olpped U1e ball toward his manager. who promptly grabbed the pitc her by the ann and spun him back to the mound, precipitating the argum<'nl. "I 've askro them to stay until I get there. Then thpy're f.N'f' to leave." Robinson said, adding: " !won' t let this lntPrfere. He'll be back out there tomorrow If I feel it' s necessary for him to get somelxxly out. " .. Trlox' 219 Vegetation Killer Stops wtad growth up to I vr. olong wath, patios" 04302 II I IJ CPS.C IIADI LA II 11 I IOIII I(IIIll] tou ctws 01 1 r lawn EGS-7 i. , ' �...... ---~ Thunday, Mlly 26, 1983 Desert Wine enters race Scoreboard ... Majol'8 ., ,.. . ,_ . AMIJUCNil.EMl\11! "'¥" lliVI!ION ...... 73 73 73 21 - Tcrooto Baltimore Mll'Nauft """ 19 O<Yelancl .... ...... ~ I II\ wtna. .4!11 31\ 41\ EAST TEXA.t; S'TATE-Anrnurred lhe l"E"ttrtment Of Jtm GUdQPr, llfoad baSkPI· ' ln.ll roach. 18 24 tl 21 Call"""" ....... """' """ KanSas .., 1ll WI!BT~ION o.troil MlnnHilla ClUe... 17 WNin 11iy'JJGame~~ MlM'auJooe 7. Oakland 6 Sea fiE OOIUXlE nDEL--Named Mk'hill'l Crift'ln · hfed bas.kMbtlll roech. 571 ,., ". "' li! " ·."m" 11 "' !:!' .410 " . .3l!! City NEW YORK RANGERS-Named Carol VadnaiS· u asslltant roacll. Signfd Jan Emon, left wtn~o Peteor $Jidltrom, rf#lt and Ron Scot1. p.ltendtr. 51!> 18 21 72 72 >1 IIOOU!Y LPct GB 17 17 19 j 21\ 3 Leaders 4 'II ,UIDUCAN LF.AGUE SAlTING llll al baUil: carPW CaUbr· nla, .+11: Bn>it. Kansas City• .Jill: B.ljlas. Boston. .;M; Mc:R.ae, Kansas Ctry, ..M: Thor ntoo. ('kov(>land • .Yl. RUNS: Casllno. Mlnnesola . l7; llr"f'tt, KallSil$ Ctry. ll; Ford, Baltirnln>, 31: [)eo. (.ln«>«, Cal llornla. 11: MC'RM. Kan.us C'lly, 27; Rlpken , Balt lrnJrfo, '11 ; Yount. Mllwau.ket', 71. RBI: Ward. Mlnne5()(a, .'lG: Brrtt. Kan· "'lS City , .D; Hrb.•k. Mlnnell()(a. ll; Klttlt', Otlc~o. 31; R~ . Boston . .11 HITS: Clll'l'W, Ca llforria . 64: Cu.t lno. Mlnnesola. ~7; ~- Boston, !'t:l; Yount , Mllwaukl>e, ~; Foret Baltimore. 5.1. 81\ StatUe 2, CleYeland 1 Orirdt 6. Tl)l'(lfltO 2 MlMI"Sda 7, Baltlrnorf> ~ Boston 2, Chk:i¥) 0 KanJaS Cl!)' S. T~us 2 Ca\lb'ria 7, New YOI"k 1 HEAR THE REDS ALL ..,.,....,•• GIVMII Ton::w'IIO tS!kob tO!tda 1-lf at toston 21. tn I SEASoN LONG ON s- Te'J(M rHoM')'cult :}.3\ ill Chlcalil(l tBan· nlllter 2-~1. tnl Balllmon• (BodtUcker l ·H at KanAA~ Clly (Ro\kOJ.Jl.t n l WMPO 92 FM DOtJBLCi: Ortiy i&lllt'S !iCneduifod at MUwaukfoti. tn ) TeJcas at Chk'ago, tnl E I\STEIIN SEN lOll" - S1•nlnr nll'mhcrs of the Ea."'ilf•nl Ea~ lt · ha.-;t•hall h•am iududt•d Kay Maxson, ,Jerry Larkins, Heron ,Jewett, Mark llolter, Have . Gaul, Roger Bl•seU and IA,onard Koenig. BaiUmore at Karul.as City, tn\ NA'ftONAL LEAGUE r---------------'-1 FAST DIVIUON w '' The Daily Sentinel Wolfe, Leeth named to All-MOC HIO CHIIN I W - H;osf'IJtill sian· doul s J<1•n1 W11lf< • and .Mf J"elh uf Rio (; ra ncle Colh ' gf• Wl 'rt· namN .I toqa y lo Ill< ' Mi0·0 hlo Co ~f<'rPnc< • All·Si in lmm In vollng. by the league c uach t•s . Wolf(•, a frrshman oulflt'ldcr from lw clnr. and Lt,.,th . a fres h· man ou lftrldl'r f .-om Chllllcoth<'. were both namN.l on the flrsl team . The duo W<'l'<' joined on the ell I!' sq uad by K<'ilh Lud m wsky (third · baseman , Tiffin Un lvprsilyt. L ar ry Sjephens 1><!'Cundbascman 1, -Ohio Dominica n Coii<'gel. Tim Cun· nlngham 1short stop. MI . VP I'non Nazarcm•). Dan Flschrr, lhlrdbascmun, M<Jione CoiiPgP). Cn"'g c;u ll llams 1outflddcr, Ohio Domlnlt·an l'ol lflgf 1, . .JPrry Cllngt' r (Out. fh •lder . MI. Vr·rnon College). Tim B0lchpr, (plt chPr, MI. Vernon Cuih•g<' ), Dan Douglas and Grpg Arn1•y (plt chrrs. M aionr Colleg<'). Scotl AndPI-s (catchPr.0hluDomlnl ca n Co lleg e), Rlek P hillip s ICal ch<'l' , Walsh CollPg<'l. and Greg Am<•y idPslgnall'll hlti Pr. Malonp C'nll1•g<• 1. Guilliam s, who finished S<'<'<ind In balling average al .44lland was first In lhP last four yPars. HP<'d bl'ca nw hi' ad coach of I h1• Hedskins In 1!l7H and In fi v1• sm son s his teams had a n '<·nn l11f : w . J~•· 'l. I h • had lx"'f'O lhP dl'fPnslvP lim • t·o;.u: h Cut rate be(Jr blamed for ball parlr di.~t 11 rlmnce under Bo Schembechler at M lchl gan before taking lh<> Miami job. Rred. a native of Prlncr·ton. Ind .. beca ms<> N . C. Stair coach last f)(ocemb<'r, succeeding Mont e Kiffin . Thl' Wolfpack has bl'l•n ov e1·1' shadowr'<l In l hc Alia nile Coast · Confer<'ncP by slat<' rival North Ca rolina and by Cll'mson In n '<'<'nt st•asons and fl(>('d , ,was tapp1'<l to rPsiOI 'P N. C. Stair's l'ootbnll fortunc~s. to buy bef'r lor 2:ier•n ts <'ac·h, Is Ix'I ng iJiamNI lor s<'Vf' l':li <i lsiUjillons lx>fw(~ll '1\JI'Sd i.ly nig ht 's lnh •rna alt1•r·nnon , Monduv thrnuJ,::h Frldn y, 111 C'o url St rt"t_~l. by Ihi • In home runs and nms ba!tcd ln. f'arned thf' J . Albert TurnPr Award. as lht> Playr>r of I hi> Year. Camplx•ll, Cllng<·i·, Belchf'r and Arney Wl'r'f' l 'f'))(>a I pe1formf'rs. Wol!f' caplurf'd lhr Mid-Ohio ConferPnt'P baiting llllf' with a stellar .454i rna r. HP colif'Cied 26 hils in 59 at bats In 2:1games. scoring 15 runs. knocking In 14, and stealing seven basPs . Lt:oeth plan'<l fifth In I he loop wilh a .:!92 mark. Iff' had :!R hits In 97 111ps to lhP pial<'·. whiiP ·scoring ;, nms and driving In 20: He had nln<> Mi •nlhi ' l'·: Tht• /\S'>41('1llll'd Pnoss, In · IHIHI Dall y l't'I'SS 1\sSIH'Ialon a nd thf' Arm ·rk i1n Nt•wsJlUIJf'l' Pu blls htl r·s A ~ · IWI.:t i\U· M( K ' Ru.•wl.ull 'l't·IUn lrtlw lolo·r Kt•lth IAidrow.o~loty, :IH, fi'r. , TIIIIn; l.lll'ry Sh,IIW\n, 'lK, .rr ., Ohio I~J1nlnlt ·w 1 ; 1'1m ( 'unnlnJChwu , S."i, .lr .• Mt. \'t·rnm• NauJtN•rw· 1~1111 ft'l<M ·III'r, :IR, t<"r., MaOOnt•; u . ( 'hlwk ll!w Wt·t•k ..... ~ ...,... .. ........... .-.... $1.fiH t lnt· Munt h · - · .~ ~·IU ...... $.;:ucu ( aunphi•U, IH, Sr., M Jtlom•. I !ul/1../.lo•" (irt'JC fJuiiiiWIIH , Ut", .lr.. Ulllu Utlm.htkllll ; ·I••U I.A•tth, ltfo' , tor., IUu (;rnndt" Kt •nt Wulft • ( 'fo' , l<'r ., IUu ( Jrnndl'; n · ·••·rry,( 'lh•M•'r , ( 't < . :.•u t't'•r~t:-; Suhs t·rl h• •r-: nut tlt•s lrlng to pa y lhi •t·a r rl t· r !ll il .'t' l'l' nll l In ad vH ni 'P clll'l'( 'l In 'l'll1 · I l;d l,v Sc• rlllnd un :1. i i or I '.!r munlh lli l.... l 'i ( '1'4'1111 Wi l l ht • j.! I VI'n I 'HI'I'iPI' Pll i' h rnunltl . ... .71!> Mllwau\Wt', 4-l, Mi\1 1. S\I IISt 'HWTI O NS Pha rma cy d ay disabled list. Actlvatro Mlkr Hf'atll , ratchA" ft.K'allf'd Lui:J . Qu\nof'l('S, in· ncldPr. rrom AlboiiY or tht-' Eas~t>rn .. $ 1·UJ.I $:Z7 .:cu r .uH \.£ag.K". FO<JmAU. $1~ . :.!1 NlliloMI Foo&Wl Lci'I\M' . . $'1~ 1.1).1 ...... r .1i .'ll ATlANTA FALcoNs-Signed Brt'tl MiliCI', offmslve tackli', John Rack>. Ul'lf"ba('k('l', JOM SllllPy. ti(>(m_<;NP boc·k. Allamn Mol!hlWs, Ughl end. NEW ENGLAND ,..,,"···· u - •nm 144'1dtt'l', ,fr .. MI. \'t·n•un N 1wa· r••w; Unn UuuMitt."i, Su., Madmw; :u: . Hrt•K i\nw.)l, .lr., Mn.lutw. tl'r, Ctnctnnatl , ..m;· ifltl'h, CindnnaiL Rk'hards, San DiegO.. 321. RUNS: Murphy , Atlanta. :.>; Garvey . San Olf'KU. ll; Ll'MUstr-r, San FranC'lscQ, l! : Evans , San Franctsro, 31 ; GLX'rnoro, La; A.nilf'les. -1!1 . . RBI: Mu~ . ~ Atlanl a. J6; Dawwrt.• Montn•al, ~ ; Hrndr\c'k. Sr.Lools, 29; T.KN\nl'dy . San Dlfi,'O, ~; Brock . Los AnRt'IC'S, 'll. HT'l'S: 11m, Houston, 54; IJonllla, San Olf'W), ~; R .RBmlnrL, Atlanta. ~: Of-5· tl'r. Clnrtnnall. 51; Four at'{' ned wtlh ~l DOUBLE!\: J .Ray, Pittsburgh. l:i: Ash by, Hooston, 11: fkonrh, ClndMatL II; Duwr.on, M ontrral. 11~ ~Nans, San Fran. f'IS('O, 11 . TRIPLES: M oN'no. llouston. !J: O..w son, Monlreal , t ; Ra!n('S, Montn>al. t Six are tlrd w11h 3. HOME RUNS: GUf'rrN'fl, La> An~lf's. 11 . Murphy, AUanta, 11: Brock . L«; An· jitl'lf'S. Ct. Evans. San Franrlo;co, ~; King man, NI'W York. 9. · !,"TTLEN QASL.~: Wl l~;Qn, N('W York. 16; Lacy, llltrsbuf"Rh , 1~: Mormo, Hous · loti, It SS:tx, lp;; Anjl:f'IC'S, 14: EMilnr•r, Clnctnlliltl. 13; LeMaster. San rrancisro, . L1; Thon . HOI.L'iiOO , 13. Pnt.:Hl NG 14 dectslons1 : SI:£'Wan. l.(J!Ii An~lcs . 4-{), U IXI, Ui: McMurtry, AI · lanla , 7-1, .fl75, 'l.:U: Roj,J'rs. MontJWJ , 7· 1. .Rr.J, 2.15; A.P\'na, Los An~k's. 5-l , and .11.\.1. un: P.Pt•rcz. AUanta. 5-1. .8l'l, 2.\,l ~rm. JKEOUTS: o .rl!on, Pnlladi!lpbi.H. 77; McWilliams, Plttsburgll, 62; Sofo. Cln· dnnall, 56: &N't'l y l, Clndnnatl. ~ ; Ro. ~~:rrs, Monl rt'itl, 51. SAVF.S: SHC1Wf', lo01i . Anli:f'k>s, 7: La Vl'llt>, Sun Franc·l..co. 0: Dcl am. S.m \llf'RO, 5; Forslf'r , Atlanta. 5; Hutnl'. Cln· r lnl\llll, 5; Minton, !ian Io"raactsco, 5; Sif'Wa r1 , La! An~ . ~ . PATR1at'S-I\n· nruiVYd tllat Tony Eason . qUllrtl•rt:Ntr k, ha~> aRJ'(!I'd to a four·)"ar. 12.:1 mW ion ront rort. Unttf'd Our ir)terest rate on home equity loans JUst took a turn for the better. · ~ Football Le~ W ASH I NGTON FEOERAL'i-An· nwl'lt'l'd thr l'f'Si~atlon oi Jan'~('!; Gould . Heart fun run deadline near Pre-registration deadline for the second annual fun run for heart Is Friday. Sponsored bY Veterans Memorial Hospital with proceeds going to the American Heart Ass~latlon, M eigs County Branch, the event will be held at the Meigs High School beginning at 9 a.m . on Saturday, June 4. There wtll be awards for the first two places In each age group and age groups In clude ().5; 6-8; 9·12; 13·18; 29-30; . 31-40 and over 41. There Is a $5entry fee and there will be one mile and three mile races. Below Is the entry form which must be completed : ENTRY FORM 1\Nn Wi\IVER KF.NT wot.n: • T ·SHIRT SIZE S M L XL (Adult race only ) PRE-REGISTRATION DEADLINE MAY 'll, 1983 ,------------------------------1 .. (P!\RENTAL CONSENT IF UNDER 18 YEARS OW) FULL SIGNATURE ...................... ........ ....... ........... ................. .. NAME .......... .... ..... ... .. .... ,,. ..... .. .... ........ OCCUPi\TION ...... -.... .. AGE i\S OF JUNE 4, 1983 ..................... .. ...... ....... ........ .. SEX .. -.. .. such ADDRE'!S ....... ............................. CITY ........ STATE........ ZIP ..... . is it possible for Rice's to sell high 'quality furniture for unbelievable low . prices717 Here are 6 reasons: 1. Low .overhead: 2. F~m1ly operation. 3. Dtrect factOI)' buying. 2 pc_ Living Room Suite 4. Volume buying. 5. Volume selling. 6. Small Reg. $299.96 $199 Pleaae make checks payable to i\mertcan Heart i\88oclatlon. Send entries to: Joan Tewksbury, Box 447, Mlilberry Hts., Pomeroy, Ohio 45'7111. 95 Thats a lower rate than 'INe've been able to offer In some time But hurry. This rate is only good · through June 15. • ~~ ' SAVE SJOO liwin& Rm. i __ ~..!CJ1~9 . LAWN . WEED KILLER M CONTROLS: DANDBJONS, WILD ONIONS, . • • PlANTAINS, CHICKWEEDS AND MANY • CITY LQ\N &. SAVINGS. • Ill . \~----------~--~~~~----------~ ~· • •• ' I Complete line of 'egetable and bedding · plants. foliage plants and han&ing ·baskets. Al so a large selection ot· shrubbery and dward fluit trees . OPEN OAILV 9 to 5 SUNDAY 1 lo 5 SATURDAY FRIDAY 6 OZ. KANSAS CITY POTATO VEGETABLE ROLLS SALAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE RED SNAPPER POTATO VEGETABLE ROLLS SALAD BAR DESSERT NON-ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE $]95 . PLU S TAX OPEN DAILY MONDAY THRU SATURDAY LUNCH SERVED 11.-2- DINNER SERVED 5-9 ON FRIDAY FROM 4-6 IT'S T.G.I.F. AND ARROW NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION OF OHIO FOR AN INCREASE IN ELECTRIC RATES TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Pursuant to the requtremenrs ol SectiOn 11\IO\lLll ot the Ohio Re vised Col:le. Ohfo Power Com pany hereby glv.a notice tllet on Februery 28 , 1963, II til..; With lht Publi c Ulllltlee Comm it · elon of ()hl o an application tor au lhorl · ration t o amend and to lncreeee tub · etanUally ell of lie tiled tarlttt and I erma and conditiOne ot aal"'llee f ixing rai&S and chargee lor ei&CUiclt)l . A copy of tn. application Is anllabla !01 tnap.ctlon et Ute ollt ce ol Ohio flower Company located el 301 Cleveland ....... S.W., FI.O. Bo• 400, Ca nton , Ohio , and at !he Of! ICI' Of !he PubliC UU UII&S COmmiiiiOn, 37!1 SI)Uih H igh SlfMt . Co lumDul. Ohio Ttw'l1 arw no rale charig1111 pr~. other then In the tariffs spt~clfl cally relerrl'd to In the l ollowlng paragrapha. The eubatance ol the re111slona pro poted In the Company 's application as flied o n Februery 28, lge], It at IOIIOWI ' TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SERVICE In Section • . Pa)lmenla . • cusl omer wtll e. ctwrQMt 110.2(1 for afiY dlehonored check recel11ad In payment ol • bill rendered by the Company , unle u the cuatomer ahows that lhe bank wu In error. An S8.2tl charQS Ia mt<ll under exlallng larllla. In Section 13, Exlenalon ol Flural Linea, lhe rural line minimum Cfllt(ll pet' c ustomer unt:ler1he opt ional plen Is lncreued by Ml ~t from I TI.87 lo 1112.50 per month lor up to 5.'16 ol a m ila, and from 126.75 t o s.t5.00 per month lor " ct1 eddlllofla l 1/8 mile 01 l racUon lheritol . The minimum aogre· gate ot auch chargea lor each liM Tsln CtSIMd f rom 1230 .00 to 1380.00 per month per llna. No m inimum charge shell bile" lhan 1112.50 ~~m onth , an lncreaM f rom S1t .81 . T he groaa an· nuat re11enue !rom all cuatomere on a line nece..ary to ellmlnele all m1111 mum charges under tnta t,.rttl It ln . creased !rom 18,100 to' II0.800 per m ile 11'1 secuon U , T11mporery Servi ce, tom~ldi:IIUonel W'Ofdlng hu bien IIJded to clarify cuaiQmeta ' obl lgetlons under permanenl MrYICe. In llddltlon, the ll11ed cl'l~rgea lor readlng ·ln and readlflg.out en exlatlnQ meter lt lncruuct l rom 113. 75 to 118.50, and the charge lor I!II'IQIS phaae 12012•0 volt service from jMrmanent aourca up l o 100 ampere capac ity Ia lnc•etaed from 11111\ 00 to 1150.00. In Section 1~. Locetlon and Mai n· tenance of Company's Equipment, lha ta xt n. . been reYitld to cterlly axlettng Obllgallona or the cuatomer . In reoerd ro recetvlnO Mt'Yicefrom the Company, to provh:M aultabla tpeca f01 metering and other tacii'Hee In SectiOn 21 , O.nlal or DIICOI'IIIn· uance ol Service, lhe reeonnact lo n charge during normal wOflllng nourt 11 tncreeNd from 117.30 to 120~ . and the charge outllde of norm al wcrll lnu ttoure 11 Increased from $31 140, to S311.20. Tha c harge for patment ol dtlln· qu.nt amount• to a com peny employes on lhe cuttomer'e premla11 lo perlorm a disconnect ion lt lncreae.cJ !rom IQI.20 tol1110. TARIFF· R.S. (RESIDENTIAL ELECTRIC SERVICE) The monthly cuttom.r charge end minimum bill ... lncrNMd lrotn $.11\.00 to IA.56. The numbs~ ot VllfQI' ratebl oe U II rlduc.d f rom UlfM 10 tWO. Tflll IIIC· eou(lllllle:J trt rMitnlng e ~ta bkK:h for the llratiiDCHIIowatthoura and com· , blnlng !hi e•latlng blockt of 80H hl~ellhourt tnd ov.r 1500 kilowatt· hOurtlnlo " atngJa enetlll' block a!'\Com· peulng el l ld~atthour l 011~r 800 . The ~alllncr . .Mia abOUt 21-r. (tA'V. In· cludl~ luel chergn). The lncrMH PI' KWH proooew afl M IOIIOWI: For the tlrtl 100 KWH u!Md per monlh from 3.70oentt per KWH to A.IOot cantt per !';WH , or abOut 211\% . For 1M ne•t 700 KWH u..:i par (.. mot!~ J.14 c.nla p11 KWH ~~ . 0< m ~Of about 10%. all ov.r 1500 KWH 1.1Md per cenlt p11 KWH 3 .441 centl per KWH , 0t month ffom to 2• -.out 20%. With regild to the Lold Wanav• ment Ttme-of·Dal' prowlalon , thl cualomer orwvt and minimum bill " ' ....n.·--,., _. ICW>1lncttute~ rrom te.50 to 11M. The owtralllncraeN propoead lor th~ provt · alon Ia J2% 117¥. Including t~l HIOIIOWI: PIX an..-..rur 11111d dUf'II'IU on..,.U bllllna Plfb:ll. trom U7 ~nt1 '* ICWH 10 1.033 ...,, .., Kw.i, lncrMM ot lbout atl'o. Of' 1ft ott..,.. !Mfll o'-CIII It redvctd from I .310 • • to O.UI ctnte pet ION. -SAT. SYRACUSE. OH. PHONE 992·5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON MIODLEPORT ort·ptlk KWH. ,.,.. CIWglltn . . OplloMI&aMoe PH• kind of say, 'Why don't you double that figure?"' Ot a gambling addiction, Chester said, "ll 's a terrlbl<>, terrible burden. It's the type of thing where you don't want to get up In the daytime because you know you·~~ faced with the same thing all over again. And this is what leads people to suicide." The l awyer was not immediately ·ava ila ble for comment Wednesday. DAN'S BOOT SHOP tl'o . Tht col"'''lliMIIon end told~ HARDWARE 110 W. lAIN ST., POMEROY. Ott. ."· '* ICWH to 2.21 cenlo .., KWH, or a CIIC,.._ of UOUI HtlisBAOi Sentinel- Page-S ·• PRICES START AT $7.43 AND UP fOf .,I energy .... dUring bllllna ,.rtOdl, from :1.111 OlfltS REGUlAR '7.99 · •• •' OTH~$499. 1 QUART • a Control Data Company $}4995 ORTHO WEED-8-GON PURITA~ .,.a~ry HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE we 25°/o Off .:m: uacue Anonymous chapter. Meanwhile, Sports illustrated magi@Je said In Its eclltlonreleased Wednesday that Schlichter was I ' burdened by such large gambling debts - almost double the reported amount - that !here were signs he considered suicide. In Its May 30 Issue, the magazine said It was told that Schlichter' s gamblllng-related debts exceed $750,lXXJ, atmost double the $389,lXXJ the quarterback has acknowledged losing. It quotes his lawyer, John Chester of Columbus, Ohio, as saying there was "some Indication " Schlichter contemplated suicide. "I only have his word lor it," Chest"~ was quoted as saying. Tile former Ohio State star, currently under~lng treatment for compulsive gambling at an undls· closed hospital, was susp<'nded Indefinitely last week bY National Football League Commissioner Pete Rozelle for his gambling activities. Chester refused to dlvulg<> the exact size of Schlichter's gambling debt, but told the m agaz ine. " It's terrible. It's so bad that I don' t know how he's going to make it." The m agazine did not reveal the source of Its figures. Gam·Anon 's Barbara said it would not be unusual for a.gambler to am ass debts far ~U'ger than those hP admitted. " We tell the spouS<'s of com pul· sive ga mbl<>rs thai what- th••y though t m ay have been an am ount . MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS BY: WRANGLER, LEE, ""' atwpOif, .fOl. 3.13; Whitl'houSl', ~A.TION!\1. LEAGUE OM<u.ND ATIU.E'TICS-PlaN'<I Car· Ill')' Lansford, lhlrd baseman . on ltv! 1 ~ ln!lild1• Ohlu tun BAT'l'ING 1M at bets I: Madloclo; , Pltt stl.ifl:h. .3-19: Lo.Smlth, St.Louis, .327; Des· Transactions ArnfrtcMn (API York,&. Friel"''• IIA8EBALL 1\'11 Membel'!l of the local chapter of Garnbifrs Anonymous say they were told that suspended Baltimore Colts quarterback Art Schlichter continued to gamble here after he turned to federal ottlclals for help In dealing wiUl alleged bookmalai'rs. "From our con~ts with the books ..:... an(! we've got good local contacts-Artwastaklngbetsuntll three weeks ago," said a man ldentltled as Jack, a member of Gambler$ Anonymous. ''The word was that he was Intact · gambling (after the Investigation became public)," added Barfl&ra , who, like Jack, f!!fused to give her name. She said she was a member of Gam·Anon, a suppol1 grilup for Gamblers' Anonymous comprised primarily of family members of compulsive gamblers. "In tenns pf It being an Innuendo. sure that's aU It Is," Barbarasaklof the group's lnfonnatlon. " But our sourees normally are fairly accu· rate. That's also not to say that If in fact he was placing bets that It was under hts name. It could have been by numl)ers or througiLJ)tlier people's numbers. It can be quite a tangled web." Neither Jack, whose comments were published bY The Columbus Dispatch on Wednesday, nor Barbara, who spoke with The Associated Press, would give their full names because of the natureofthelr groups. The AP reached Barbara after calling the local Gamblers Mlnrli"SSOa . 4 1, .IVD. 3.0t S11UKEOLTTS: Stk>b. Toruntu. 64: Bly leven, Ci i'Vt>land. 51; Kison. catlrorntY. 46: Norris~ Oakland, -lfi; MI)ITls , DPtrolt. 45; Wilcox, [)cotrolt. 45. SAVES: Qul.'ienberry, Kansas City. 10; Caudill. Sf> an i£', 9', Slllnlt')', Boston. !t; H.UaviS, Ml~. 7: Ga;~gl' , Nt.>w Gamet Plllsbu'lfh at C lndnnatl. lnl Chk'llf!O at Atlanta , tnt Montreal al Phlladelphia, 101 St Louts at Houston, (nl New York at San Diego, tn l San Fanct!iCO al Lai Angelf"S, (n l tlona l l...t•agUl' game lM.•twt:-t•n tht.• II'S lim<• IU Wk<• a S<'('OIId look.'' lie SCJid. " W1 • might \)f• ablt"• to m ake som<• adju stment s. such as limiting the nun1.bf'r of beer s a fan can purt·hao;c or culling It off after so many lnnln!,'S. , " And we can live without it ali<JI(ether, for thai matter," Cook sa id. " I was lli'V<'r all that k<oen on thl~ klnd of promo<lon In the llrst placP." Anolh<'r ..,-H'('nl IX'I' r nl~hl Is schrduit'(l.Junt • ~. Cook said. Tf'Xa5, 12. PITCmNG 1-1 declslorrn : Flana,::an . Balt lmor'P, ~. um. 2.72: Kison. Callfor· nla, 6.1, ,M$7, 3.11: Sla ton. Mllwaukn>, ~ 1 . 1\13, 2.11}, SanchcrL, Ca lifornia, •H .tm. 'H~ : Stlf>b. T oronl o. S-2, .!OJ, tm: Sutton, I hereby waive for myself, m y executors. administrators , and assignees, and release any and all rights and claims for damage I may have against the sponsors and officials of the Fun Run, held June4,19S3 and the American Heart Association, Meigs County Branch for any and all injuries suffered bY me In said event. I attest that I am physically fll and have sutflclenlly trained lor this event. Mud Hens and '11dewater. "Our regular fan s. thc on<>s who suppo11 us nigh! aft f'r night , don't n<'{<l this kind of abuS<>," Tull!du Gcn0ral Managpr <;<>n<' Cook sa'll'l. "WI' sc h<'<l ule til ls lyp<> of promo· I loll lu 11 y a n et giVl' I he fa ns ; 1 1l "t?a l , but wht •n it gt ·ts tulx · murl'llwnthat. !)~ geles (Reuss ~21. 1n1 Onti gOI'TieS 9Chedu!E'd ,Jr .. MI. Vt•rnun Na:t.art•w. Snttl Ant"''""· Fr., Ohlct lhnu.lnh ·au•· fUt:k .lim tMoosP) 9 iJi·ton. who had a l"hiiUpH. ,Jr., Wtlboh. ' /J, ..,~,,,, .,, , , , .. , <llSIIngulsh<'d f'Ollege and pm fool Hn1( t\nwy , ,fr., Mtdmll' . ball r·m·f'f'r . also Is r<'iurnlng along .1. Alh••rt 1'unwr t\WLU'll - Out.'l(muUnK with formPr Corning High and OU l•lny,•r lnMCM ' - :u: · C~r• ' K l1ulUI 1 u 1 L~ . ,Jr .• l:mskt•lbilll s tar Dick Ga rrison, now ()hlo l~~rnlult · m• . n l\11•mht•no ul 19H \! i\11-MtW T!'IUll. a sut'eC'ssful buslnPssman In Wa · shlngton. ll. l' . Also f('('ing II up w ill IX' Ohio Sl at<• athiPIIc dllw·<m· li ugh Hindman, :md Sh'VP Snapp of lh<' B ur kPyt~ fro nt offiC'P. Assis ta nt bas kl'lball eoach Chuck Machock Will I'Ppn•sp nt 11u('ks' baskl•lball ('oaeh J•:tdon Mtllt~r . A llmlll ~l number of tlek<'ls. rPrnaln avai lable• for thl' dlnnPr and golf outing. ThP rust Is $1cll and applica tions arP at golf <'OUt'S«'S ln Mason a nd Ponwroy, at F'armf'r's Bank . Bank Onl' In PomProy, and l h<' Hacilu • Homc N at iona l Bank . "' 7 7 ·· San F'randsco t Las!U'y 5-41 at· lai An· .Your prescriptions are as lmportantto us as you are_we make sure they're filled exactly to your doctor's speclflca· tlons at all times. You can depend on ltl Stop In, see us fOr an your drug needs. SW ISHER LOHSE . ..... "' 15 .liS .liS C¥. 16: M.Davts, Dakland. L"': R.H('flderson, Oakland, tl: Samp&l;>, tNil'kro l·ll , t n ) St. Ululs tForsch lJ) at Houston tLa Cou J.'a). tnt oependonus NH .. ulhn\pllon:-; h,\· mall pt •r mlllt·d In 111 Wn., w hPn · hunu • 1'arrl1•r "il ' l' \' il'f• l.o,; . ! \'.! 11 11 1111 ' 1.1 W! ' l ' k .~ . i ii W1 •t•k !oo ~•:! Wl ·t·k .. . 15 D[VIiiJON :!'~ 11 'I1 14 2 Mortreal tSandforson l-41 al Phlla df>lphia !Carlton 6-3L tn l Plttst\Jrgh ('l\J nnl"ll 1\.lt aT Clnclnrlill l (PulEo G-h, 1n1 ~IeSKO tMoskau 2-21 a l Atlanta Sl l t\.~( ' ltii"TIUN KA1' t_:~ ~ 17 71 .5H .417 'nluracbt.t'll Gum.'fl I' IISTMI\ STI-:It : Sl•nd addn •ss 1tJ Thl' l l ;!l l ;.o Sl• n11rwl , Ill ( 'uurt St. , 1-'om<•r ov, ( Jlliu -157 1 1 ~1 . • 1.1 Wl 'l 'k!oo :!li \All'l 'k " . ~•:! W t·1· k !oo "15. L'i: S'Tl)ILN BASES: J .C'Nz. Seattko, %7 ; W.WlJsOO,• Kansas Oty . 18: R.Law. Chi· ~ AllllllW 6, Plnsburgh 0 Los Ank'f'lt>S 6, P hlladt>lphla 1 Montreal 2. San Diego 0 Houston 1. Ollcago 0 7:t:t Thln l /\vt •nuP, Nt•w Yol'k, Nt•w York 111111 7. ••uiC't-:s PtllladoPipllla ··"""" St louiS 7, Onclnnait ~ San Francisco 7, New York 6 sudal lun , Nullunal Advl'l'!l:o;lnJ.: H.t•prt •· st•n lall vr• , Rntnham NI'W!" JHIP" I' Sulc's, SINHI.Jo: l 'tJI•\' Wolf<' and Lw th playrd for a Rio Crandt• lram thai finish('(! H-61n lhf' MOC and 11 -1\l owra ll. Th0 R('(l · m('n wPrt• In I hPir second S('ason under Larry Cook . Following Is th0 1Yfl'IAII·Mid-Oh io Conf<'rence Baseball Tmm: 17 512 21 'JJ .442 19 24 19 :.!i .<12 .415 17 ?A We&w!8d~'ll Gametf nwrov, Ohio . llru• Yt •ar 21 Mtnne&OI:a, lll'id. New York. 9. LP<..'t. GB San Francisco Clrx:i nnatl Houstm · San Dk'(IO :!l!lli . St•1·und c·la ss poslui·W paid al Pu- ( 'll.rrl1•r n.r Motor ltuutt• Montreal Los Angek>S A llanta I lhhr Val l(',\' PuhlbhlnJ.! ('omJJurr .v . Mulrlmf •{lia . 1111 ' ., r•1,m1•ro y. flhlo 4571it, 99"1 · 8~ 16 ~T r •••• lwn H lLF.f)(), Ohio !AP I - Toi(~fo Mu(l Hens offlduls say th<•y wil l look Into llmlllngllll'l r l'onci'Sslons Night promotion after S<'V<'I'll l fight s brok<' out In lhe stands apd a <IO"'n funs wer<' f'ji'(' IN'i from I hP ballpark . '111l' prumot Jon, which allows Ca n~ lm· . I 'ullllsht•d I'Vf't)' doubll·.~. Reed, Barton~ Miller will attend tournament Morr crll'brlll<'s arc pouring In for thf' IYSJ Dllf's-Appulachta Golf Tournament and _Hlllbllly Suj>p<>r. Tom Ref'd. who compllf'd an cnvlabll' record al Miami of Ohio befor<' acceplirg the head f!J?Iball job at North Carolina Slate, will travel north f rom lhP Tarhloel Stale to partll'lpate one(• more. Thl' kickoff sower Is Sl't lor li p.m . al !loyal Oak Park on Wf'dn<•sday . •Junl' 22 - with lh<' lA·hOi(' golf tournammt (On!' <'l'il'b· rlty to cach fou rsom<'l set for I h<' following morning al Riwrsidc· Golf Club In M ason. This will bl' thr flflh annual tow·nu m<'nl and somP $:1ll.lUI has tx>£on turn rd ow•r to local l'hariiiPs A IHd..&on uf 21 PIMsburgh Ch icago Nf'W York !I lSI'S l~iHI601 Multlmt'dlu, St . Lou!§ Hrbek, Font. Balt!rrorP, 141; 8e'rlliWird. C'hlcBRO. U; Bn'tt , "'ari§IL~; Ci ty. 13; B.fil>l l Tt•Xil!<i. 12; McRae, Kansas City , 11. 'ffi.Qli..Dl: G.Wilson, DE>troll . ~: C.Mocn', MllwauW, -1: Grtffln. Toronto, 41: Hf'fiKkln, Dmull. 4; Wlnfirld, New York. 41. HOME RUNS: Bmt, Kansas City, U ; Ot<:tnres, Cal ifornia. n : casuno. Min· nesola. 9; L.A..Parrish, Tl'X.Bs, 9; Win· PdikY' JJG~ MlnnesoUl al DPtmlt Bosloo at Toronto. lm CaiUomla at Ck>\'eland, t nl OeJdand al New York. tnl ~attle · COLUMBUS, Ohio __ ·a•rra. NOR'Ill RANDALL, Ohio (API -lllstead o( running in the Belmont Stakes on June 11, Desert Wine, who llnlshed second In both theKentucky - Derby and the Preakness, wW race the following weekend in tbeSl!iO.lXXJ Ohio Derby, otnclalsofThlstledown race track said. Desert Wine's trainer, Jercy Fanning, Informed the track ihls week that h1s Kentucky-bre!l colt would pass up the Belmont to run In the moe and ll!le-elghUl Ohio Derby onJune19. The horse has won $637,315, with live victories, six Sl'(.'()llds and a third In 14 starts. Already on the Thistledown grounds for the Ohio Derby lsGen'l Pracutloner, winner of last Satur· day's llllnols Derby. unnr , Schlichter continued gambling . lbunday, Mlly 26, 1983 llrlrn•..,. a. HNtad by Electricity prowtlkln .,. all lnct....C. fOf I'll ' ~ . .o, abOut IG%. The lucn r .,. •• tofiOwt: '* KWH lllf'OPOMd Monlhl., Servl c:n Charge h om $ 12 5ij to 11 ~01 Fo• lhose KWH ua8d d uri ng t hlt month In ellc&u ot ..00 limes I he m ontty billing demand h om 1 39 unta per KWH 10 t e6 cent s pe1 KWH for those KWH used d u1 tng the pea~ load period. F01 the lli s l 500 KWH !rom A J6 cent a per KWH to 5 22 ct~nt~ per KWH For Ail Ollll!!r 500 KWH ! rom 3 11\9 ceniR per KWH t o 4 16 cen l s ' uer KWH For all a!X1111onal KWH used during l he mon lh !r om t 74 cents per KWH l o 2 01! cents per ~WH The E~per l msn lel flllll'J·O! ·Oa., pr o 11lelon c: hiHQt'IS are c: hangM the 5a111t1 as those In the Load Management Tlme·ot ·DB\1' pr0¥1sl on TARIFF G.S. (GENERAL SERVICE) Chargee to r tlem•nd metereo cuet omera are lncreaaad 111 aver111ge o1 ~~ ~rolll maltly 7'!. (!)"!. Including f uel ct1argea) The CUI IOmer char ge Is In craaa&d fr om Slot Jill to Sl ~ 70 , and the minimum bill w il l cont inu e l o be eQual to the customer charg& plu s the de· mand charge p&r KW llme a mtn tmum billing demand (5 KW) Chtlges lor nondl!mand m ltterad custom1111 are lm:reasltd an aYerage ol approllmately 17"t. (13-lo lnclutlln g l uel ct1argell The mDflthty cust omer cha rge 1nd minimum bill ere lnc rf!eead !rom $ 10.00 to S 12.00 The c urrent and pwposed r1tfll In lhls l arll! are ,.. l ollb¥11 Cunent D11mand Malared Customtu Cu11omer c harge pfllr m onth 114 34 Dflmand cha1ge Pflf KW IJ 07 Entugy charge per KWH .0211\8 Nondem and Malefttd Cus1 oma1 Cus tomer c harge Pill mont h $ 1000 Energy cnarg8 frflr KWH 0326 Proposttd Demand Metered Cusromt~r Customer c harge per mo11th $ 1!:110 Dtmend cherga per KYY S 3 Je Ene rgy chergs pe1 ~WH s s s 025911\o Nandemend Melered Cuatomar Cu ato mer c harge per mo nt~ Sl 2 00 Energy charge per KWH s .03e92 The p1011 1110n unaSI' !hi t rarlll 101 .Sthlttnlc Field U ghHng Customer I Ia replaced by • R&ere.tlon Ugh tlng pro • lalon a•alleble lo cualomert fo r teperately metered nonprolll ou ldoor publ ic recrea tiDfl tecllltlell The propond ral.. under lhle p ro ¥1t~lon ere at toll owe; CuSI Om tr cnarga p~H m onrn $1 !!110 E nfUQ~ cherge per KWH S Q.4270 The mini mum chtrge lor welders. • · •• ~ machiMI , elc . Its lncreatea lr om 12.22 per KVA ot lnatalled tranetorme1 cepaclty to 12.43 Minimum chergea tor cuetomere having otr.er eourcea o r energ( aupply .,. lncreatld trom 128.5 t o 132.50par month !Of the Urel 5 I(W Of friiCtlon ttnof of oontrecl dlmend encl from 14.24 to 14.&4 monlh tor a.ch KW of contrect c1eman<t o..r 5 KW '*' TARIFF E.H.Q. (ELECTRIC HEATINO SERVICE) Thla tarlll rema lnt In proeeaa ol ellmln allon aM lt rM..; l o ex lattng CUIIOmltll The m onthly CIJII Omllf charge and minimum bill are lnereeaad fr om 113.00 to srfil.8W Ttle number ot energy ratt biOCU Ia reduced lrom lwo to one. OV~tall chargll lor l hll 111111 art lnc;r•IMKI ~JJI)ro~~; tmataly 20 . ~% (IU"'- Including fuel chlrOfa). The cuffanl and propoHd relet In thla tarlll are ia follows : Curren! CultQmar cnarg-.. per month 113.00 Energy c har(le lor the first 7000 KWH, per toliWH I .0321 EnetQ)' charge lor all O'f'er 7000 KWH, l>f' KWH ' I .022B O.mand charge l or KW In tJC Ceaa of 30, pet KW 12.!§!5 ··- Cullomer cflaraa per monlfl $tt.BI Eneray chert;te per KWH I .03334 O.m•nd ch•rga l or KW In 11Ct11 Ol 30, per KW $2 .89 TARIFF LP. (LARGE POWER) requued shl\1' rlavs n OIICfl o l lril&olii Orl tO c ane&! 111101 10 thtl en nlllttiHIIIV dalo o f ttle conlrlcl . '11'11\h a ttl• !1'lontha pllor notlllcatlon requlll'lment . which c an bo8 gl¥en 11 8fiY time TARIFF LP . (INDUSTRIAL POWER) The Cu5tomer Chl!.rQfiS UtiOCI IIIIlrl wlttl each delivery voHaya level 11!1116 b&efl re<lucecl 08mllml c naru11a hall& bl~n 811Flfl! lriCfllaS&lJ or redu CJ e.:l , d&PSillllng on tlttll wllrr vnlt ago 11nd flnll rg\1 cflarges hl•fl been 1ncrea1u1d In eac h c •se 0¥tt•llll th,. t u <;1 81l!ll~ r!'nQt~ !ro m 6"11 to :l i "'• IJ"·• l o t~ "'• 11lf'hodlng fuel cnarQ05 1 I tltr Cllf!Uil l 1111 (1 V11l !l0 '\0C I lllftl!l Ill \h ill 111111 11111 il fi IOII OWS Cur1unt 2 3 t 2 ~~~ Voltaue Lt~vfll Cua to ma1 Ch••l,lf! S,Q.H/ 00 j!fll fliOI\ Ih SB 'OJ~ pm ~~~~~ 0 11mertd Ch1uue 005?0' pttr ~ .... ~, Energy ChiiiiJl'l 2J 811 lit IJOil ago l.e•l!l Cu& lomer Cn111gfl $1 , I f'!:J 00 pl)l on(}r1th $e 5/ p01 ~YR Dama nd ChtiiUO 00 ~4 0 • po• k""" Energ., Charuo t)6 k v or ll l\) fHtr Voltage Unel Cu!IIIJmflr C!Ja!Ut! SA 15 f ()()I"'' monU1 \6 I~ l!tr r k¥11 O.lllend Ch Kitltl Energy ChllfUe 00 '\l () ' 11+11 ~"" " P! OpO ~Qd Voltage Llt~fl l Custo mer cnarge Oemano Clllll(lll Enfii(IV Chargo Voll9ijll L 8~81 Cuslome1 C.:harg11 Domand Ch111Qe Enf'rgy l.;hll(l9 7 ·1 1:.' ~ .. $1 1.1 00 JI AI rnonlh Sf 61 111!• llvlt 00tt03' Pill kw t> 1J 6\J kv I~ 10 00 por monl\1 se 4H ,,ijl kl/111 ~pe rkwll VollfiQil L8¥81 138 k11 111 hi Qher Customttl Chnruu 1002 00 pe r month Demend Charge $5 !10 per k11a En111 Qy Charge 00f20 per kwh The Term ol Co rllr~tc l p iOVI!liO fl Is changftd IO redu ce t tl& lflllltll tl!lrm l mm 1 mlnlmum ot tnreo yaar!lto a 111lnlnrum ut tw o ~881!1 ~~rnn to rftduco ! hi! rmnhpurn two .,ear subseQuent c onlr~t cl period by re taining thtl 11t11ulred twttllll! monlhs pri or nollce o l lnl&nll on to c nr1ce1, but lllo fl'lng such nottllc atl o n, smd 11ubu Ql.mnt contra ct cancellalloll to occur a ! en~ lime AN D MH. N(.H A. VAll A lii I FOR N I: W I N ~ f All A !ION S Gurltlllt P r<'l" t ~od Lamp 2 . ~ l oman S!l fO lnr.amlasctllll 4.000 lumu n lncanll eecttnt I ~u 6 "' For tull: l • IIU11!l wt11t l luno tll!)l1 t lno lumlnalre , cQfl t iOII~tU by pnnllot•lartru relay , whern !lli"ICit IS !IIII)JOI!tlll h O illllll e,l!l l lng !,lOlA ~~om\ !lflf'U i ll ll!l r ~ f<t clll lh•~ o t lhe CmntUIIlV 1' uom1! P •1 1 rt' ~''l l l 11mp 20.000 hJ,111Uil lllUI Cur)' l loO<I IIIJill ~ 14 l ' • J I,' ll'• ~ . 000 lurrmn 111!4\J .'.'11'> lll(lr c ury l lo<>il ll (.lll f 71 ,000 iUilltU I htg!o p18!!Uifl !lllolfOIIII 1.' !10 I 4 fl) UoOdi!Utlt ~ .000 ltHPIIII I"IJh ple!ISUrtl :tOilltl l" 11 oml llghl 1(1 tl ' • 1 1 '" Whon ~11"11 1 0.: 6 Cll 'l"llf tur q<IPPIIUII lrom an tt • ISI I11\1 l)niu n l lf111 r:nmpar111 c aoryin~ 11 ~m · nr11 .l t \1 df • 111! l hl• Co11r pnny will fn\IAO 11111> polu uou!l o•l ..,,,. ~pitl l lll :t!l nHi illt'¥ < ln .•oil \II 11011 to ~I1P 1'10 1tl tJI 1(11 1111 llt\dlli<\1181 1 h~triJU HI S...\ ¥'t1 [ffll 111Uillh /lfl lfl1 fll fl .,fl I 0<\1!1 S] 4 \1 l lllllfJ f{)Q() lurrltl fl f!lfll l ury un 1.' 1n<Ot 111 •ttl l)u!lt top ' 111~~ ~ Wh<Jll ,1 , u~ l o·n m• 1011 fUIIll., "" Ufl( \Oi ijlllillllf ' Ill 1111 lllfl ijill lh ot rr 10 l >1n t 1111 lrtl !l\ \l)j) II(JilllllU "'llr YII tl fHI In II¥ ll f'fly II• 1t 101 \ .IH llllll"~ fro ftol,.fiiiCII Ill ( hot H;.! Il o l Stl n JIIU lt•u1 ' "' lito lli llU III ,, 1 ur>ilflf1JI <I U11 ll 111 , ot• l Ill I" ( HOi 'I ol U) lot41( il1 }\ Pal a ""'" ih h; IM o!l llltl'l l tut.r utl 111 I tV 1m 11<11 11/"r fOil! Ill! IHU llllll lllt•r ttr>f] " I trnl h11U IIJII111\ r 1•1 uo ! "'uu ''"3 "' I() Ia., I, 111 t rlt rt ~ •'<l h ~1 m S~ .'' 1 11"<1 Sl I I 11,1~ 1)11 1' 1 1 ~111~ C u~l vnuH'I rr•qu!fii'\J ' ''~~' ' n whiHil rock qr ot h,r 11\lv•"'i" q,d 1 '"u l!ll o• n• artt uncnwrtw ... t wi ll hn hol lltM fHIII 91\1 vi ce prnlllillll l llr1 111•• ~~~~ riJ"' 11rll!llr ll 11 lng /Ifill !Jil l ~l r\l iri\J II oo•t l oro 110 1 ~~~~~ ol \ 2 56/IUIJ l l1 1 lhn hrllt l \1+1111 lo ii!IIIJtfll lfl Plll l l o thu CI 11TO\HIIIY hy tl r" r· u•tl •1 !11 !11 incro!'l ::ltltl trrJI Il $.' IJ('Irf•"'' PRAYER Trrn Pl ,l ¥+11 rr r lf11l fiPIJior at uoro 111 (jllfl81 ~ thO l' ul)lll UI II IIIU~ (;p ol011of 1'i0< 11> u ! Qtltu It! \In lh•r l r>llfJVf lfll) Ut) f11111 I hill Ifill 8tJjJfll ill oo n fi iH I e•tutllt) 11101 lllrrt ltfl 1t1.r 111r\an• 11 TARIFF I.R.P. wit h Sao..loufl 4!K.I<I Ill OhiO (INTERRUPTIBLE POWER) Re~ •~ IJ (! Co1 \11, IU11J 11111 ror lfl! o r Tn8 cu11ame1 ctla!Q8 ana r8ac tl11e fhfl Clrrl!fl ll 'l •illlfl aern and charge trlt rltduced , aod tho (1>1 ACCf!jrt the MIJ\)II Cil lluro ~tr H I tlernend and 11n8r gy c hargee lnc lened ttl{hl!l o l ~ lOr tolmOtl. The overall 1e118l of charges 1Siflcroa58d I C) AptJruvo tt ou lo•m n flho~ 110ft<..() appr o~lrna t ely '}l ifo 111 % I nc luding tuel (r!J fi flll lf>(l l !IHI Or!'11tll l ratt/!1 11111 III!IIJI11 r lf!nl 111 y1eld rttJ'!\1111 ct1ar gesl l he Cullen! llld prOJIO!IIId llllh" in Ablll O..Oill\)811 811tl"n fllf lf\0 Mil tnls ttr1 11 are u l ollo w!l lfiCit 1(111(hlf8rl 111111 1!11 11111U!It CUI Itlfll 111111 UnlftR!lflf11ttiltl, C u~ I OI!Iflr chaiQ8 Pill rnonl h (fll Flntl lhllt tho tro C IIrll ~ r)\1 ralll:i $11\ ,f!rf 00 flrl f ! Ch&rQtJ ::I ~tnd <llll flnli~td O.,rnttrllldHugtl po1 KW $4 30 turm ::~ nnd corH!I! tnn•! ro l ,"' Dornar1d cl1arge p~11 KVAH m eo cuss vlco ptOIJ0!\1111 or1 Oht o !'\•Wfl• !\ o! 50•Jo ol KW billing aernru1c1 $ 65 Appli cti !IOII Mltl 111 ~ 1 A1>1l 11111 Energy cfl arge pa1 KWH S OOJ70 !f011A tl iO llll tl oi[11\10YII l hl'l FJroposed SAnlfl CuRtamer chArQII Pft• month $Cl(J2 00 II ) Ap Jll!IYO IIlii lllirt\) ut llifl III.IW Demand ch1 rge per KW 1,4 84 !1Ch1Jd11I!JS 1r1 thf! !(Jrr11 (Jtof)O'H" f Oemarxi charglt per t<V A R In e~ceee 1'1ere!n , lllld ot 50•t. ol KW billing dem end S 50 (g) Mako !luCh 11ow :.c hollulus 61 E11ergv cht rge pe1 ICWH S 00770 IIJCIIve lUI !IUOII 15 II Ill prACI Ic el antl l awl ul 10 do so l htlerm ol Con l rac:t proylaiOfl re· I ne proposen 11m8nrltrrt ,r rmrltolft'l tatni tile lnlllllol c:onlrac t pe1lod ol 1.,., 0 Shill apply In Mil IAIII! OII fl :t Sfll\llltl IW yura, but 11 modif ied In re gatd 10 Ohio Power &ubnqu8nl COIIIIICI per iOdl 10 lliOw I Ills tts llm lltod tflal lhtt rapre,ttnl,. raqulr11d lwelve m0111ns nollcfl afld II¥1J 18tk1enl la! cu!I!Or'nttr ' :t bill w olf IJ'l aube aquant CI!ICflllaHon, lo btl mad~t 111 mcrea:tad annually , baaed o n thn any 11m11. thereby modllyln g l h8 cu uttfll lwei"' rn ontt1 period ttnd lng S&IJiemiJe• · t11qulr11rnent lhel c efiCellallon ta ka JO, \983 : by 14"'• · !he reprusenla ll"" piece, e1te1 one yesr ' 5 I\OIIII catlon, o nly commflrclal c:u•lom"r'a bill by '"'• an1 1 tl I he ann lvarury data o llf1a c011tract the r apr~t81111ltl~e ln(luSII!Ill r: u:tloml!lr 'I 0111 oy 1•1o TARIFF S.S. A. ll pti! CIIIlilfi\Jtlll OI& SUnl e(l In lh 111 (SCHOOL SERVICE) not leo are ttppr oxlmaht allll buetJ 011 l¥erage c ust orner11 \fldl•ltlulll o..lrSi v 1 his tarlfl re!Ytttrlne In pr OCei. s ol m&!ll may oxperlen ce rats adtHS1fl lertl 9 tllmlnallon lfld llmll&d to aol!lllflQ tJII I t!ttnl !r om t h8 1~orage1 pre!lflll l trc! cuatomera, ft11t c utlomar ch11rgs Ia In In thtt notl ct creaaed , tnd lh e enero't' ra 1ea ar8 m Mecomtiiindatmna wrllc h {\liter craued , it~~ji J h t na dlll!lranllal betwe~tn lrorn tha appli c ation m11 be mado bv the two rel 8 biOCIII reduced . The O'o'erall thtt st11rlf of th . Public Uil lltlea Comrnls level Ia lncraaHd 21 ~v. (14"1• Including aton or b~ Intervening parllos anc1 me., 'IIJSI). be edoptttd by lhQ Commlu lon rna rr.e curr8nt and proposttd rfl tes In Comp111y Is un able to predict wl'll:tl , II thll terlfl are I I I OIIOWI. any , c hang~ta , lflctu d lflg changes 111 Cuu1nt am o unt or torm , mav ~ maaa by lhl! Cuatomer charge per mq,nlh S t t 90 PuOil c Utili! las Comm!Rslon of Ohlo In Flrsl 300 KWH pel \000 aq II Ol l hS propose<~ tar lll:s . llfllllhe Company en cloted 1111, per KWH S 03811\ Is un8bltl 10 predict what , II an~ . Impact Balence ol I<WH , per KWH $ 0293 auctl modlllctetona may have upo rt Propoted customer1 ' billings. Cuatomer Charo-l)er month $21 .12 AN Y PERSON , F'IAtK, CORPORAl ION Flral lOO KWH per 1000 IQ II. ol OR ASSOCIATIO N MAY PILE , an ctond &!Ia , per KWH S .OA27i PURSUANl TO SECTION ~ IX)9 19 OF Beta nee ol KWH , per KWH S.0377Q THE OHIO RE\I ISED CODE . AN OBJECTION TO THE INCREASES TARIFF O.L. PROPOSED BV OHIO POWER, WHICH M.t.Y ALLEGE THAT lHE COMP.-.NY 'S (~UTDOOR L1GHT1NG} ~APPliCATION CONTAINS PROpoS!ILS TH-'T .t.AE UNJUST AND DISCRIMI~onlhly 11mp oM11~1 are reduced ( N"ATORY OR UNREASONABLE. 1rtd chargea for HCOndlry clrc ultt 1 The lo rm or t1'11t nollce haa bllen pole• and undera1ound ~Irina art In· approved by \he PuDIIC Utll lllet CorncraaHd, The cweflll level ot cfiargte l a ITllaal on ot Ohl n ,_,uced Ill% (7% lrteiUOtng lUll chargea). The curr1n1 1nd propoaad ratta In lhla tariff 111 11 lollowe: , lamp Curr•nl FiropoaiCI 1tD) lumen mercury $1 .M 1~ . 35 . 20,000 lumen l2.4S 10.85 mercury OHIO POW ER COMPANY i ,OOO l_,men high B)l C. A. Heller 7.30 pr. . eura IOdlum P.rlllelenl 22.00d lumen tliQh pre11ure aodlum 11 .50 8.85 THE FOLLOWING LAMPS ARE IN PROCESS OF EUMINA liON ' �f I '· ~---~ ~--- The Daily Sentinel By The Bend lhunday, May 26, 1983 I ., ··•·, Page . . 6 . What's-·Cookin'? Chicken a summertime holiday favorite · By Dale M. Skill Melp Coualy En< ...... Home E<1oaol* Crispy barbecued chicken, tangy vegetable salad and luscious strawberry shOrtcake are perfect foods for a summertime holiday· celebration. Cooking food outside always seems to make dinnertime a festive occasion. Another benetlt of out· door cooking Is that the more casual atmosphere also calls for a relaxed approach to tablesettlngs. Using paper plates and other disposable dinnerware makes the chief cook's cleanup Job easier. Chicken has always been a favortte outdoor treat. Of course, when wt>'re barbecuing chicken at our house, ow;•I'Owdy chicken flock ts wisely silent au through the cooking process. They must susJeremy .Combs, Tara Morris, Samantha BaUey, Brian Bailey, and Heather Flnlaw, Ueutenant: ( lhlrd row), 11m Clark, Michele Garfield, Christl HoHman, Missy Marcinko, Christine Kautr, Mary Edwards, and WHile HUI; (fourth row.), Eric Slm, J11110n Arnold, Del LaudennUt, Trlsha Spellcer, u.., Pooler, Laura Hawthorne, and Krts Heines, with Carolyn Smith, advisor. WASIDNGTON BOUND - These fifth and sixth grade"' of the Chester Elementary School safety patrol with their sporto;or, Ml'IS Carolyn Smith, will be leaving for a weekend In Washlngotn, D. C., ,June 2. Pictured are (front ), Shawn ll.<lherts, i\lbiUI Curti•, Mony Wood , ~llckey t' oster and James Wiener: (second row), Jay Jleynolds, captain; Bryan Conley, Chester girl in competition . for teen title . Mary Beth Hibbs. 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cleland, Chester, has been selected to compete In the Ohio Miss T.E.E. N. Pageant to be he ld Aug. 2fi, 27 a nd 28 : at the Sheraton Columbus Hotei In Columbus. This will be the officia l s ta tP pageant for the nationa l event to be · held In December a I Albuquerque, .N. Mex. Contestant s must be between 14 and IR, must maintain at least a B average In school, and are required to participate In a volunteer service program contributing at least 12 hours of time to some worthwhile charily or civic work . The state winner will receive a $1,(0) scholarship, a $500 personal · appearance contract and an all expense paid trip to the national pageant where over S:!i.OOI In cash scholarships and prlws will be awarded . Contestant s are judged on scho· lastlc achievement, volunteer ser- vice, speech or ta lent, personal Bel/ringer fund drive this week ln conjunction with Gov. Dick Celeste' s proclamation of May as Menta l Health Month. the Mental Health Association of Ohio Inc., will be holding li s a nnua l "13ell r!nger" fund drive this week . Proceeds from lhl' drive support the Association 's public edumtion . programs a bout ml'nlal Illness and ways to promote good menta I health, as well as li s work for adequate mental health services for all Ohloans. Among the community chairmen In Meigs County are Opal Eichinger, Chester: Vickie Damron, Racine: and Anne E. Sca rberry, Langsv ille. ~~e~~~~f~~':::,:1~0 becue sauce. Cover with loU or barbecue lid and "amoke" tor about 10 minutes. Turn the chicken, baste with the sauce and cook 10 minutes · more. Continue turning · and basting untO the chicken Is done. Next time you barbecue, cook extra chicken and plan to wann It up In the microwave for another meal of delicious barbecued food. Chicken kebobs are wonderful !or barbecues. Bone chicken breasts cut Into one and one-half Inch cubes. Marinate In the same barbecue sauce as above for~ minutes In the refrigerator. Assemble pineapple chunks (frsh or canned), cooked shrimp, green paper chunks, onion chunks, cherry tomatoes, or zucchini chunks. Useotherfoods,lfyou want. Thread the chicken chunk_s on wooden or metal skewers, alternat- Ing with the other foods. Place on a rack over hot coals and cook, basting with the sauce and turning, until the chtcken Is completely cooked. This Is reaDy deUctous. When you're planrtlng a meal to cook outdoors, flgureonftxlngother foods ahead of time S9 that you, too, can enjoy the cooking festivities. Tossed salads, marinated vegetables, deviled eggs and desserts mlg!Jt be prepared early In the day or even · the day before then refrigerated untu time to eat. · U you would like some other Idea$ for cooking outside, Including recipes and how to make a fire for barbecuing, contact me, Dale Stoll, County Extension Agent, Home ·Economics, at" Box 32, Pomeroy, Ohio or call 992-6696. Animals happiest with companion U you have a microwave oven, the job of preparing barbecued chicken Is even easier. 1 llke to partially precook the chlcken In the microwave and finish cooking outside on the grtll. PartlaUy pre-cooking the chlcken : and nntshlng on the grtll wUI help It's because dogs and cats need Insure a ·completely cooked dish In the companlqnsblp of people. Even less ttme. " If public il:nd private shelters could Chicken Is one food that should be afford to house and feed these handled very carefully. Prepare animals through their lifetimes, the chicken on a very clean surface · making them live In cages day in A dinner honoring Ricky Edand completely wash cutting and day out with only occasional . wards of Rutland, and Angel<~ boardr. knives, plates and hands human contact Is stressful and Hatfield of Pomeroy, both graduafter handling the raw chlcken. cruel. It can even cause nervous ates of Meigs High School was held poisoning can occur ·quite disorder,; and other Ulnesses. Food Sunday at the Naza!'l'ne Youth Hall easily with Improperly handled In Rutland. The Humane Society Is working poultry. The dlnner was · hosted by tb bring t!Je pet population under U you precook !he chicken, the control; so that each ·atilmai ·mlghi Edwards' grandparents, CUes and· total cooking time on the grill wUI be have a responsible home . But for Beatrice Smith of Rutland. Prayer shorter. Chicken should be cooked preceding the dinner was given by the unwanted animals In our care completely. Herman Gra te. ~ .- . now, a peaceful death Is the kindest My favorite barbecued chicken Attending lhe dinner were his recipe uses skinned chicken and a parents and brothers. Larry a nd combination of hlckory-smoked Margaret E dwards, ~a nny a nd MEN'S barbecue sauce and soysauce. Mike, Rutla nd ; Mr. and Mrs. Willie Barbecued Chicken E dwards, Hartford , W. Va.; Char1 chicken, cut up, skinned lotte, Laura , and David Hesch!, OR E leanor, W. Va .: Mr. and MrS. 6 spilt chicken breasts, skinned Wallie Hatfield and children, 14 cup hickory-smoked barbecue Pomeroy; Mr. and Mn; . Herman sauce Grate, Rutla nd; Mrs. VIcky Ferrell 2 T. soysa11ce. a nd Heathe r, Middleport ; and Mr. Pre-cook chicken, If desired. a nd Mrs. J ohn Grate, Arian and Place chlcken on rack over hot Tamara, Letart, W. Va. coals, brushing lightly with bar- Dinner given for graduates Interviews and forma l presentation . Th e re Is no s wimsuit competition. Sponsoring Hiss Hibbs are the Ewing Funeral Home, 'Kingsbury Mobile Hom es. Baum Lumber Co., and Keebaugh's Shake Shoppe. Miss Hibbs will be a sf'nlor at Eastern High School this fait . Her hobbles are horseback riding and swimming. She plays basketball at Eastern High and Is an offlcP assistant. She Is a me mber of I he Unlled Me thodist church. Donna Nelson was elected president of the Past Matrons Club of Harrisonville Chapter 15.'1, Order of the Eastern Star, a t a mt>etlng,he ld a 1 the home of Mrs. Bernice Hoffman . Other officers elected were Pearle Canaday , secretary-treasurer; and Ruth Erlewlne, publicity. Avanelle George, co-hostess and president, welcomed the members al)d guesls and thanked the group for courtesies during her two years as preslden I. She read "Friends and HappiNess." wllh Mrs. Hollman giving the humorous, "Mrs. Sopha Tlltleberry·s Wedding." Officers' reports EVANGELISTIC SERVICES - Specll\.1 sentlces will be held thl• t"'rlday through Sunday at the Rutl!Uld Chureh of lbe Na7Jirene, with lbe llev. R. W. Cunningham of Institute, W.Va. the speaker. The llev. and Mrs. David Mye"' of Logan will be the special slngen~: Services begin at 7 p.m . Friday and Saturday. Sunday morning """" vke, 10: 341 a.m., Sunday evening sent lee at 6: 341 p.m. ALL WOMEN'S were given and a donation of money was made to the associate matron, Golda Reed, on her grand chapter dress, a gesture to be continued. Next meeting will be a picnic at the Nelson home; July 18, 6 ' ~p.m . Joan Kaldore gave a demonstration on Aloe Vera bum, medicine and miracle plants, assisted by PauUne Atkins, Mrs. Nelson, Marjorie Rice and Stella Atkins. Winners of the Bible games were AUegra Will, Stella Atkins, and Gracie WUson ..Refreshlnents were served by Mrs. Hottman and Mrs. George. Others attending were Betty Bishop and Frances Young. RUTLAND- Rutland Township Trustees will ineet Thursday a t the Rutland Fir!' House at 6:30p.m. CHESTER- Farewell Party. C hester U nited Me t hodl st Church, for the Rev. Richard Thomas, 6: 30 p.m. thursday at the church. Take a covered dish. Table service and beverage will be furnished . P0MEROY - Church services at Red Brush Church of Christ Saturday and Sunday. Saturday services at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday serv ices at 10 a.m . and 6 p.m . Denver Hill of Foster, w. Va ., will be the guest speaker. ·, Happenings Reunion parry ,I I ,1 II!'. .· ,' .. A 20th anniversary party for members of the Middleport High School's graduating class of 1963 will be held from 1 to 3 p.m .. Saturday a t the Senior Citizens Center In the multi-purpose building. Revival scheduled POMEROY - A revival will be held at Lhe FreewUI Mission, MDI Street, Middleport, next to Holzer Clinic, from June 1 through July 2. Evangelists wUI be Jim Evans, Ralph Cundiff and Leslie Hayman. A New Shipment Of Lee's: LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE LEE JEANS, Reg. 131.00 ................. ~ .....•. 119.99 STRIPED BAGGIES, Reg. 135.00 ......... 124.99 BAGGIES, Reg. 131.00 ..................... 119.99 DENIM SHORTS, RIIJ 122.00 ............ 116.49 SWEAT SHIRTS. Reg. 117.00 ............. 112.75 PULLOVER SHIRTS, Reg. 124.00......... 117.99 STRETCH JEANS, Reg. IJJ.OO ........... 124.75 SUNGLASSES, Reg. 18.00 ................... '4.99 • closing prayer. . Attending were Ruth Erlewlne; Nan Harder; Brenda Kennedy; Angle Rider; Beth Rider; Dorothy Rider; Barbara !Uder; AUce Mae Reeves; - Allee · Luckett; Paula · Luckett; Beatrice Smith; Charlotte Stewart; Jenl Stewart; Alecla Worner; Mrs. Fred (Donna) WUll· amson; Mrs. Bob (Donna 1Williamson, Jamlt> and Stacey; Connie Jones; Tawny Jones; Ann Colwell Forbes; Keith Forbes: Jeremy Forbes; Fay,Mary, andJoySauer: Margaret Parsons; Christina Welder; Aileen Halley. Mae Weber, Marcia Denison, Margaret Edwards, Polly Gibbs, Connie Bales, Rachel Bales. Catherine Colwell. Pam Colwell, Bryan Colwell, Scotty Colwell, Helen Ebersbach, Linda, Crystal and , Bridget Vaughan, Regina and Jenny Erlewlne, Catherine, Lue, La urte, and Denise Shenefield, Grace Colwell, Dorothy BoJen, Mildred HyseU, Vivian L. Pierce, Jason Pierce, Marjorie Rice, and Janet Mon1s. buu:,.._.:T-- - --T- . Dinntt Special! .,..,, St••" . lr l J for •5.99 N. r. Strl' J for •s. I l · s,••, IJII Cllo,H IJII f.~r .' $5DI•rt11'99 Sttd ' Dl,.,..,., . e D,,...,. · J for •s 99 I _.. J for •5.99 1_,..,_,. .·,..."':~ ::,:,":;~::;:~; Jl..fl Sit• . DlfiMt'l - tp,I"'OII'ICI Mplf· - ' !llilld . . -"roll~.....~ ' SATURDAY NIGHT AT 9:00 KEG ~~.....-. Co.- ~- $5 x---- ,_ Pomeroy . 222 East Main St. MeliJ.ra }ohnrrm johnson birth Mark and Cindy Johnson. Pom~­ roy, are announcing the birth of their second child , a daughter, Melissa Dawn, March 30 at Pleasant Valley Hospital. She weighed seven pounds. one ounce and was 21 Inches lung. Maternal grandparents are Leland and Paula Norman. Route 2, Pomeroy, and the paternal grandparents are J ames a nd Betty Jotmson, Mason. Maternal greatgrandparents are Effie Norman . Racine, and Lester Wca therby, Athens, and the paternal ·greatgrani1mother Is Eugla Johnson, M lddleport. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have a son, Coy. ag~ four. Anthony organizations whlch administer the . program on a voluntary basis. As" explained · by Mrs. ·Gerald Rought, poppy chatnnan, farrdlles aided by poppy fund contributlons can be found In every community. Mr. a nd Mrs. Stephen Houchins Veterans are to be found In every entertained Saturday evening with state In thertatlon,and thebenefltsof a pre-graduation party honoring poppies are used to strengthen ilves their daughter, Stephanie, who blighted by war time Injury. graduated Sunday from Meigs Hlgh For more than 45 years the red School. ~ WITH COORDINATING poppies. have been worn by AJ:neriGuests. at the party wet'<' Brad 't ...cans· around Memorial Day. It · Alexander. Greg Taylor, Ronda · signifies the feeling of reverence for Mitchell, Roxanne McDaniel, J eff REG. 111.99 the servicemen who died for Carson, Tanya Stobart , Scott Stout . America, and provides employ· JuDe Spencer, Rowena Averlon. Sale $788 ment for disabled veterans who Susanna Wise. Assem Kabesh. Girts Sizes 7 -10 othetwlse would not be able to earn Craig Darst. Susan Houchins, J ayne >t.. support for themselves and their Hoeflich, and Angle Houchins famUles. Poppy Days schedulf!d in Pomeroy this week Poppies m ade by veterans at the Sandusky SallorandSoldll'rs'H()I'IlC will be distributed on the streets of Pomeroy, today ihrough Saturday, by members of the American Legion AuxUiary of Pomeroy's Drew · Webster Post 39, for contrtbutlons. Tile Poppy Day pui1Xl5e as explained by the Auxiliary members Is, "tohonorthewardead by assisting the Dying.'' Funds 1rop . Poppy .Day enable-.the. 1\rnerlcan' · Legion and Its Allxillary to meet the needs ol disabled veterans and their famtlles. 1be funds go directly into veterans rehabllltatlonand chUdi'en and . youth programs of the groups. None Is retained by either of the Pre-graduation party •· • BIKINI •• JUMPSUIT : ••·• •• BIKINI JUNIOR 1·PC. With Coordinating SHORT AND TOP SET SKIRT REG. '8 9~ Sale REG. 114.99 $588 Sale Girts Sizes 7 -10 A school of Instruction and recognition of Masons have been Inchided In the June meeting plans of Mary Shrine 37, Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem. At a recent meeting of the group, the ways and means committee reported on plans for a bake sale to be held In Pomeroy on the Saturday of Regatta Wee)<end. Jean Yoho, worthy high priestess and Bill Yoho, watchman of shepherds, presided at the meeting, during which time Rose Burris was tnstaUed as organist. Arline Davis will be lnstaUed as worthy guide at the June meeting. Phyllis Gilkey reported that the rummage and bake sale held recently at the Jordan home was a success. Mrs. Davis was reported tu. and the death of Ruby Halliday. mother of Pauline Aikins was noted . It was also reported that Mary Hughes Is recuperating from surgery at University Hospital. Mothers recognized were Rooc Bun1s, the youngest; Trudy Andrews, the oldest mother; and Clara Adams, the second oldest mother. 1\vo pcl('ms, "So Proud," and "A New Member." were read at the conclusion of the meeting. Memorial Day recalled by circle A program on Memorial Day was presented by Peggy Harris at the May meeting of Friendly Circle. Trinity Church. Scripture from Psalms, the "Origin of the Day," and poems were Included." The offering and unison prayer concluded the program. Marta Hauck presided at the meeting when o!llcers and commit tees presented re_ports. Plans for several activities were made. It was noted that the annual picnic meeting will be at the horne of Mn;. Phil Globokar June 21 al 6 p.m. Dorothy Woodard and Evelyn Gilmore S~?rved a dessert course lo .the 15 members attending. Each received favors of patterns and cosmetics. 9.8'Yo 5"'- finalcing or 5300- 5400 rebates on select new models. TOWARD PURCHASE OF MEN'S OR WOMEN'S GOLF SHOE'S WORTH $3 Your c hoic e: low financ inQ rn S300 to S400 c ash rebate !> Now available on &~ery neY.' Ame rlcan·b ullt front wtleol or tvo Ptymoolh·a nd Chrysler LeBoron convorllbla e<cept Mark Cross ond Town & Country Editions. Financ ing allOttable to quali fied buyers through parllcipallng oea ters and tender s. Deater contrtt>ullon may a tlect customer prlc.a See participating dealers tO< details Mull liN deMiy l7f May 31. 1983. TOWARD THE . PURCHASE OF BOAT Upper River Rd. (Across From the Airport) GaUipolis . ., Umlled warranties on new America n-built cars C()'ll8r the e ngine I PQ~Ner train and o uter body rust-through to• 5 years or 50.000 mites. whichever c omes fi rst A dedvcllble may be required. See dealer IO< details. SHOES . . .. Plus, qualty backed for 5 .,.ears or 50.000 miles. • ' .• ...••. ." COUCIO"QOOII ~ !ofWYPI'I-l "" --~OI)ed!)HI SIBI"' $108~ Shrine plans instruction '* 1ftt1 M 1*' ~Cif'ii'IO!Mu.v di$COUnl' ::;.Scovn~s. 1Unot mti o\1 ~ ' Q!IWi IIQPitlflt; ~ --~lte-.•sU!\,0.-' IM.,.Cted 100"11.C c"" ~ MO<M''~'tu WORTH • LIVE BLUEGRAss·MUSIC By "DARKHOLLOW" Th~tl'l ronde~~; Ste•khouseln the VSAI Tlte B/ftell Lit . Steak Dinners includmg ·Imagine. Tlfo tasty Rlrbj': ~ steaming baked potato II u-can-eal sa a a' ~~d wir~ roll with Volunteer Fire Department. En, try fee Is $60 plus two balls. For Information call 378-6165 or 667-6278. I ~ =-·-""""""' ....... ,... . . ,_r-. . . ,..,..... ON THE ''T'; IN MIDDLEPORT 10:00 a.m. To 6:00p.m. · HOURS~ a.m. To 1:00 Tiieannualmother-daughterban· quet . of the Rutland charge churt'hes, Sakm\ Center, Snowville, Pearl Chapel and Rutland, Wi'S held at the Rutland church recentjy. Co-ehatrman for the dinner were Janet Morris and Margaret Edwards and others on the committee were Donna Willtamson,:M;lrjorle Rice, and Marcia Den~n... Paula•. Luckett had grace and the pi(tgl afJI was presented by Fay Sauer. The group sang " How Great Thou Art,' ' with Marcia Dentson, at the organ; Mrs. Sauer had a JlOl'l'll prayer, "Mother' sLave," and there were recitations and songs by the Salem Center women's quartet with Catherine Shenefield, pianist. A movie, "A Portrait of Susannah, " Lhe story of John Wesley's mother was shown. FlowerS were presented by Barbara Rider toPam Colwell and Brenda Kennedy, the youngest mothers; Mrs. Allee Reeves, the mother wi)h the most children; Mrs. Grace ColweU, the oldest mother; and Mrs. Robert Rtder, Sr., themi>therwhocamethe farthest. Barbara Rider had the REEDSVILLE - A. softball tournament wUI be held Saturday and Sunday at Reedsville sponsored by Olive Townshlp SAVERS Nllcart~ ·200/o OFF Softball tournament Rutland. churches conduct mother-daughter banquet MEMORIAL DAY DOLLAR ...,.. ~salad W , • POMEROY - Members of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion, will meet at Beech Grove Cemetery at 6 p.m. Thursday to place flags on the graves of vetera ns. TUPPERS PLAINS - OliveOrange High Schooi" Alumni banquet and dance at TUppers Plains Saturday with dinner at 6:30p.m. followed by round and square dancing at 9 p.m. The dance Is open to the public. The · Guy Thoma Band will provide the music and Red Carr will be the caller. ; . "2_for $.,c~h~· r.dudt' \:liNd ,-:o ..mrol-~ annat t)t ..,.c .ttl • POMEROY - The Twin City Shrlnettes will meet Thursday at 7 : ~ p .m. at the home of Mrs. Edna Slushe.r. Kerr st:, Pomeroy. Your Place To Shop For Lee Jeans DRESS SHOES POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY -:-Preceptor Beta Beta Chaplt>r, .Beta Sigma Phl Sorority wUI meet 6: ~ p.m ., Thursday at the home of Oarlce -Krautter. Members to take country storeJtems. Vinzil SUMMER "The Middle ~hoe Store In The Middle Blocll" POMEROY Wildwood Garden Club will meet Wednesday, 7: 30 p .m .. at the home of Mrs. Mary Nease, with Dorothy Smith as co-hostess. POMEROY Eas tern Alumni Asspclatlon wUI •hold Its annual banquet Saturday at 6: ~ p.m .- a t East er~ High SChool. A. dance will follow at 8:30 p.m. Mu sic by Whiskey River. Drnners:~99 01•..,,..9_ 9 MARGUERITE SHOES "1HURSDAY SATURDAY Ribeye Steali . Calend4r SALEM · -' Salem Township Trustees wUI meet Friday at 10 a. m . at the fire house . nvo Big, Juicy The Doily Sentinei-Page . 7 Poenero; Midr!lepart, Ohio FRIDAY r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;.-J Mary Beth Hibbs . Thunday, May 26, '1983 togo, WORTH TOWARD PURCHASE $2 . OFANY · T-SHIRT or GYM BAG "1- . MIDDLEPORT CARROLL NORRIS CHRYSLER GAWPOUS,~OHIO .. , •J •• ' . �--- - -~-----------~- - · - -----,-- -Thllnday, May 26, 1983 Pon..rvy-Middleport, Ohio Heritage Days celebrated in loCal school (Editor's note: The folfowlng article contains some views of the writer. 1 i .~PINNING - Into spinning for "'-'Vcr"l yeurs, Pal Philson of Syra<"US<' shar"'I h<•r luiowlcdg<• of the early American art with the Clwst<•r studl'ltts taking th••m from lh<• raw wool to the finished cloth. THE SIIOE COBRI.Eit - ,Just lmal(tn<· making .vuu-:- own siJCH!S! 'rtlat'.~t what .reweU Cur1L"' of 1•ontcn1y did in hl" ~·arlier ·"t'IU'N, lie not ony madt• his nwn ~hnt -s a nd thost• for his fumily , hut ntlu•rs of lht• By Charlene Hoeflich A S\ep back In lime ... That was what the Chesler Elementary School students experienced Thesday with the obser· vance of He ritage Day. featuring displays and demonstrations of the crafts and sldlls of their a ncestors. The all-day act ivity was a clim ax to the history enrichment program pla nned for the st udfonls by Patty Pickens of the Chest<•r PTO a nd Margaret Parker of the Meigs County Historical SociPty. The pioneer dresses wlt.h bonnets and cowboy aiJd Indian costuming of the early 1900s wom by the demonstrators. as well as some of the studPnts, lent an aut hentic alrto thP day·s acllvll tes. And thl' displays and dl'monstra· Itons wefl' fa ntastic! · James Burns, president of the Gallla County Muzzleloaders, as· s lsted by Glnney Caldwell, talked about the guns, displayed a dozen or so, a nd demonstrated the actua l loading a nd shooting. .John Hetzer of ·Reedsville was there to discuss tra pping a nd tanning a nd displayed equipment conununit,v. Here he explalnH to HOITK! (;ht..'Ste r studcnL• at llcr!IUII:c Day, the• varou• tool• and su 1•pllt~!'i lu.• u!'it."tt "-"'~ a !~iihoc t'Uhhler. and ,skins, while Terry Brown and Samuel Wyllls, Pomeroy, was by Heritage Day, was not only an Darrell Krautter, Chester, showed made. educational experience, but an the art of taxidermy. For tht• students at Chester, the enjoya ble step back In time. Old·llme candy making was ~~:_;f~ocu ~s on climaxed demonstrated by Kathy Jotmson of Bradbu ry; Josephine Smith, Ra· cine, showed how to make butter; and Jewell Curtis, a shoemaker In years past, displayed tre loolsofhls cobbler's trade. Garriet Ervine and , Marilyn Powell, Racine, tied a comforter, whUe Marsha Denison, E dith WIJJI. a m son, and E lizabeth Thrne~ dem· on strated their expertise In quilting . Music on early Amer1can lnstru· ments was played by Carol a nd Darell Taylor of Racine; Pat Philson showed how to prepare wool a nd then· spin It Into cloth; Norma Curt is. Pomeroy, ta tted for the students, Allee Wolfe did some ca ndlewlck lng a nd displayed il variety of a ntique homema king Items, and George Genhelm.er, Chester, displayed woodworking. There was a demonstration on working with stained ~lass by Bradley Johnson, Pomeory, and a one-room school display by Thelma Dill, Syracuse, who began her teaching career In Ire rnld·20s In a one-room sc hool In Sa lisbu ry township. The hi story of comm unity fire . p rotection was pfl'sentcd by Ches· ter F'lre Departmen t personnel, 1-'lrry Clela nd, Dorset MJIIer, a nd CIIURNING BUTI'ER- For Josephine Smith ol Rtlclne chumlng Edward ~air . · hutter was just one of he r cho...,. 11.• a young womiUl. Atllerltage Day As a kickoff to the Heritage Day . ~he de moJL•Iral<'<l the process of moving lrom cream to a paUy of hutter program, Sa ndy I.uc keydoo as In an hour or so. Miss Maybelll' ent erta in ed. Thehave progra ms during year Included ""H owthe to .•rhool Climb Your F'amlly Tree ," by .June Ashley a nd Mrs. Parkl'r In Scp· te mber ; "'Morgun"s Raid" with aJ"IIfarts from the Meigs Museum a nd Marla F'os ter by Charles Bla kesle<• In Oc tober; "A Retro· SJX.'<"Iivp of Meigs County."' the a udio-v is ual presQnla tlon from the Farmers Bank, by ·Paul Reed. In November. "O ld Time Christ mas Toys ," with artifacts from Btakes l<'<'. Su<' G()(>gl<'ln. a nd the· Mu st'um , by Mrs . Parker a nd Mrs. Pickens In '[)(ocember; T he Rev . William Mlddl<'swarth with a slide show. '"Around Meigs County," In .Janu · a1y, a nd a pmgram entitled ··valenlln es, Wlnl e r Sports. and S.:·hool Days," ·by Mrs. Parker and Mrs. Pickens In F'ebrua ry. In March, Earl Knight displayed his coin collecllon. and In April , Cla ra Lochary told the stOJy of the chartPr oak fmm which the ca ne of r•·---------·-iiijjjjiiiiiii.iliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiii;;;;;;. 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Helsa brother to the late Dr. Raymond Boice of (oenter) was Pomeroy. Mrs. Inna D. Bales, Route 1, Cheshire, who provided the photo, reports that back In 1925, there was a program held · at the church on Memorial Day after which everyone would march to the cemetery to the sound of the drum and bugle corps. Young girls were dressed In white tor the ceremonies and each would stand beside tre grave of a Make distribution COLUMBUS - Registra r Ml~ chael J . McCuuton today announced that the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has the fourth advance dlstr1butlon of 19831icense tax revenues tolailng . $16,599,889.10 ready for dis burse· J1'1ent to local governments. Meigs County will rt'Celve $60,08'1.74. It Is anticipated that these warrants wut beready forma ilingto each county auditor by May 27. soldier after arriving at the cemetery. The graves were pointed out by Marcellus Boice who at one time owned part of the land on which the cemetery .Is located and who knew wh~re everyone as burled whether or not there was a mark~:r. Then, at a signal given by. Mr. Boice, the girls would lay a flower on the grave beside which they stood . Marcellus Boice was the grandfather of Dr. Robert and Dr. Raymond Boice. Mrs. Bales ' mother, Muriel Athey Spires , Kyger, participated In the ceremonies held annually when she was a young girl. She Is now 74. tAi:u II TMi ~AifTADSJ CIVll.. WAR - These Civil War veterans were a part of _aMemor!alDayservlce heldonMay30, 1925at Kyger . From the left are MarceUus Boice, 78, Co. ;\, 91st Regt ., OVI, born May 3, 1847 and died March 10, 1938; Levi Searls, 79; Alex Scott, 80; Mel•m Bole•, 80, Co. II, :l:lrd Regt . OVI, born Feb. 25, 11!45 IUld died May Nurse is suspect 7, 1931; Gideon Searls, 82; Stephen Hcrhert ,Ja<·ohs, 86, who was a cook In Co. B. l41stRegt. OVI. bomi\ug. 12, 1838 and dll.'d Feb. 2, 1928. Melvin Bokt• luul l>toen wounded nt Kcnesnw Mountain, Ga., und sustailwd a gunshot wound to his lower left ann cuusinglht' los."'' the thumb and the u.<e of his lei! han<l. KERR~LE.T~(AP I -A 1----~-~ -- ~c----~--~--------~----~~~~~~~~~====~-=~=:~~=:==~::~~~--------_l::::::::::::::::::::: nurse charged wllh k1lllng a loddler and Injuring six other children with Injections of a powerful muscle relaxant will be given a "close look" In the lnvestlgatlon of 1.22 Infant deaths In San Antonio, authorities said. · Genene .Jones, 32, a llcell$ed vocational nurse, was being held today at !he Ector County JaU In Odessa on charges thatsheadminls· tered such Injections w.hUe she worked for a pediatrician, authori· ties said. · AKerrCountygraoojuryindicled Ms. Jones on WedneSday on charges of causlilg the death of 15-month-old Chelsea Ann McOeuan on Sept. 17 and causing serious seizures among six chlldren ranging In age from 1 month to 7 years. The charges were the first In a nine-month probe by the district attorney. Ms. Jones also has appeared before a SaJi Antonio grand ·jury looking into 122 Infant deaths at the pediatric Intensive care unit at Medical Center Hospital from 1978 to early 1982, BeKar County Assist· ant District Attorney Nick Rothe said. Ms. Jones was employed at the county-operated hospital during that period . She has denied any wrongdoing. "I didn't kJII any children," she told reporters In March, her only public comment. A TeXas Ranger arrested Ms. Jones on Wednesday night at a relative's house, according to Kerr County District Attorney Ron Sutton. She was being held today on bonds totaling $~,1Xll, said Sherttf' s Capt. Carl Watters. Sutton said his nine-month invest!· gallon was hampered by the unusual nature of the "bizarre-type crimes' ' alleged In the Indictment. "You by to understand why someone would try to Injure a chUd," he said . "Youdon'texpectto find that lnamedlcalenvlronment ." Ms. Jones ' attorney, William Chenault of San Antonio, could not be reached for comment. A woman who answered the phone at his home said he would be out of town untll Sunday. Rothe, who Is coordinating the San Antonio lnvesllgation, said the indictments would have a "benefl· clal effect" on his work. "Genene Jones certainly Is someone we see In very close connection with the BeKar County pediatric Intensive care u·ntt, '' Rothe said. "If that's what a person Is accused .of d.olng rere, we certainly have to take a close look at her," he said. ChelseaAnn'sparentshavetueda $7 million wrongful death suit against Ms. Jones and her ronner employer, Dr. Kathleen Holl;md, contending the chUd died after two "inununlzatlons" trom Ms. Jones. ThebodywasexhwnedMay7and tissue samples were sent .to Dr. Bo Holmst.edt ·of Sweden, supposedly_ the only person In the world able to detect the muscle relaxant succtnyl choljne In embalmed tissue. Sutton refused to reveal the results of Holmstedt's analysts, but said he was "satlsfledenough" wjth the report to seek the Indictment of ----- _, ' ----::::=- =- \ I ;:::;..--- I 50%0H Sale Price 3 2 FOR FOR Beautiful Assorted Annuals Remaining Shrubs & Trees 20 Lb. Bag 'Gri ll Time' Charcoal Charcoal Briquettes Healthy hardy annuals, choice of several populafvarleties in a wide range of colors. In Stock 1 .. GARDEN ClASSES STARt SOON · REGISTER NOW 'ENROLLMENT LIMITED! Call Today! 614-446-4367 GAWPOUS BUSINESS COLLEGE 529 JACKSON PIKE GAWP()US, OHIO •.. ~ "'i'! fQ "'"' 5-10·5 <i; .... 77( IITWl t01as Our Reg. 5.97·6.97 UiJ 4.97 4" Potted Geraniums Celorful geraniums tor flower boxes. II 503 I Wading Pool Durabl.e polyethylene Smurts, etc. 4 ft. 4.97 3e97 14-tooth rake , round point shovel and 5·10·5 lerllltzer tor larger vegetables Hancty Garcaen Toola hoe. Save. Gill Garden Fertilizer . v;o' :.-·l . ,.·----) I Farmel'8 mU81 mak~ early notification " Fanners canytng the new 'All Risk' crop Insurance policy cover· Ing corn should notify their lrum· ranee agent Immediately It It becomes necessary to replant portions of planted acreage." Ray McCracken, District Dlrec· tor, Federal Crop Insurance Corporatloll, offered this advice¥ rec:ent heavy rainfall hu ·destroyed planted corn acreage, , Key to the com replant claim Is reporting ~ the tlalrlqe prior to leering up any affected ecreqe. Tllla penniII 8D FCJC loll acljult. ment Jepteaentatlve to liutpect dernqed 111111 or ~ts. Tbllls a provlllon In the com polley accorcllni to ~-. In . tx1bl' yean the farmer bed to stand tiR taq)eliR ~ repllildnl. FERTILIZER ;::; Ms. Jones. YOU CAN LEARN WORD PROCESSING AT GALLIPOLIS BUSINESS COLLEGE IN ONLY 5 - SHORT WEEKS 1 AFTERNOON . PER WEEK AND BE PREPfiRED . FOR A REWARDING CAREER! BEING A TEENAGER sometimes nothing could be harder, or more confusing COUNSELING can often help CALL YOUR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH CENTER ***992·2192** * ' 1 ·Mortar Mix I' • • 25°/o Off ALL ORTHO PRODUCTS Our Reg. 6.87 Our Reg. 5.97 ~ 4.97· ·3e97 PNit And Vegetable Spray I<-Gro• Fruit and Vegetable Spray IN STOCK controls lnaecb on all your plants. 10-fl. PlaiHc Gorden Ho•• SO'x~· · plastic reinfOICed garden hose with brass couplings. Save ~ • l.97 Concrete or Mortar Mix 50 lb. bag. Easy to use. · Just add water. •• ....• • ~ J • • -' ..• ~ -••• . I' .' ,, "- �Page- l 0-The Daily Sentinel Thunday, May 26, 1983 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Bums claim third victim of Marietta explosion flett.a died Wednesday, six c!aYs after he was admitted In critical condltkln wtth ~ bums (?Jf!r !lJ percent of his body. Mascm ·was the second explosion victim to die at the Bum CA!nter. James Webb, 32, of F'lemlna. Oblo, died Satunlay . Killed lnunedlately • in the blast was Rawlelgh Jerry PrriSBURGH (API - A third man has died as a of last week's explosion a t ' the Elkem Metals Co. plait! In Marietta, Oblo, a ccording 1o ·a hospita l spokeswoman., Barbara Haas, s pokeswoi1UI!I Io r . West Penn Bum Center, said 60-year-old Donald MaSon of Ma- result - Yhunday, May 26, 1983 . • Busmess. se:nrtces .. Keff«, 35, of Walker, W.Va. Of the other five men IDJured In the exploUln, three remain bollplt.a!· l2ed In satisfactory or fair coodltloll at hospitals In Marietta ani! Parkersburg, W.Va .. Plant otficlals are continuing to Investigate the May 19 blast; PHONE 992-2156 Writollooilr SottiMI-• ..,._ Or tt l Cotol1 st.. _..,. -em I I!NH ,., ..... lo! .._..., l" ".., - -· a........ _ •t .illl'o-.......,l ..... 4 .. ,.,.,_Ri ·~ ·· l ·-.·-··-......... ] 1 . . . . .. .. .... ]J. ...... . . _ ... . . ... .. -=-- ' -~ ~ ~ -=-=~;__~~: ., ",............, U Mo •1 1 - I o o lll•• , .. l _ 1 1 _ , .._ " assembly lines for 30 years. The callback means his son. Randy, wUI be back to workafter ayear's layol'f. The company sa id II will assign the called-back workers to a second shift beginn ing June 13. Newsome, wearing overalls and stand ing behind Ford executives who d isplayed the new models a t the plant on Wednesday a t th e Clermont County facility, sa id he has never liked a car more than thc newTopaz. "It 's the best we've ever m ade. If we ·can 't sell those, we can"•'t sell anything," Newsome sa id . Ford dealers started taking delivery on the new models this · " I may gPI mP one," sa id Fra nk NewsorrK', who has wor ked on Ford ·· ·--~ N•••"···-·~""'' I St. week . Poling said Ford ·designed the models in · response to gasoline shorl a gPS and price hikes. He said the cars will get 34 mUes per gallon and sell for less than $7,000. He said Hertz, the re nta l company, has ordered 15,200. Arvid Jouppl, an indus try analyst, said in a telephone Interview from Detroit that he felt comforta ble with Poling's projections. " I think It 's going to be a successful car.'' He sa id the a ppeal Is to the wide group of middle-c lass buyers. "It's a very flne com promise automobile.' ' NOTICE OF APPUCATION NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS Rutland Fuel Company No t•ce •s hereby g1ven that Rutl a nd FuRl Company has ftled wtth the Publ•c Ut•l•!les Com mtsso n of Ohto an appltcat ton rAq tJ P.S ttnq an tn crea se tn rates and c ha r ~t es for servtc es ren dcrr:d wtl htn ti S rurisrliC itQn The ca sn numhP. r be fo re th e Publtc Uhhltes Commtss to n of Ohto IS ~3 · 559 -GA-AIR • A co py ot !I'm appl tc attOn tS ava •IOb lc to r rnspec t tOn at the olt•ce ol Rutland Fuel Com ill 43 8 Fif th Avenue pany Hu nt•nnwn. We st Vtrgtnta 25 70 1 Adrl •t•onally. a copy •s tor tn spec hon at the o fft CPS o f t he Pu blt c Uttf tt •es Co mm ts:. to n of Oh ta at 375 Sm llh Htgh S!lee t. Co lumbus. Oh•o 432 15 Fur. l accumula te, and $1Q and costs, cruelty td anim_a ls: Kenneth Mi!d-den, Mlddlepor(, $25 a nd costs, disorderly m anner: John Lauderm llt, Lompau, Ca lif., $50 a nd costs, open container, and $50 and costs, disorderly manner; Ha rold D. Wittu·ow, Shade, $25 and costs, no operator's licf'nSl'. George McDaniel, Middle port, was given a five day ja il sentence on a d isorder ly ma nner charge. Compar1y b;tsr-(! nn al leges currr: nt that exnenSe levPi s. lhe ·f!)o:JSIIfl ~frmeS dO not pr oil•d ~ a reaso nabiP. lew'!l of comp(! nsat•on for utlltty serv• · Cf'!S BasP.t"t on th•s allcgm•on . •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEMS •LIMESTONE •WATER, GAS and SEWER LINES •PONDS, REClAMATION WORK •lAND CLEARING, CONCRETE WORK BONDED & lOili( GUARANIIEO PHONE Jill CLIFFORD Senate opted instead to have no limit on outside earnings from so-called honoraria - usually $l,<XXl or $2,axl for speaking to business and labor groups. There was no House de bate Wednesday on the honoraria Issue, but members spent two hours talking about something that has plagued Congress for two decadeshow to save the Capitol' s West Front. ~ ~· Wc•athcr forc..-cast , Clmr tonigi)t . Low near 40. Winds var iable 10 mph or less. Sunny on F riday . High nea r fi.'; . ExtendL'II Ohio Fon!CUSI Saturday through Monday: · CiuUlce of siM>wers or thunder· stonns through the period. Highs In the upper !lOs to mld-7fio!Satunlay ,In the 60s Sunday and In lhe mld-I!Os to the mld-Gn. Monday . Lows In the upper 4n. to mld-OO!i Saturday and Sunday and In thc 4n. Monday. Happenings around Meigs County . . Alumni dance ~;et The Harrlsonvllle-Selplo Alumni banq~et and dance will be held a t the Harrl$0nvllle Sehool Saturday, May Re~dwille The Busy Beavers 4-H Club wUJ hold a car wash Saturday , May28at Ellis Sohlo, Middle port , feom 10:30 a.m . to 4 p.m . man hurt in accident A Reedsville man suffered minor lnjurifiS In an accident On Ohio 2<18 late Wednesday afternoon, according to the Ga llla -Melgs post of the state 1\lghway pat rol. Lee T. Swain, 18, was a pparently not t!'!laled, the patrol said . Troopers said Swain was westbound at 3:45p. m . when he topped a hlllcrEll!t and observed a vehicle dr !VCIJ by zetta M. Ritchie, 63, Long Bottolj'l. slopped in tralflc to make a left tu111 onto Chester t ownship Rd. 115.. SwQin then appUed brakes, lost contrql, went off tile right !ll~ ofthe road and overtumed. The vehicle tllen s1ruck an em¥nJmlent. .'. Plan car wash Swain's vehicle was severely dam aged and no cita tion was Issued. The patml looked intd two other minor accidents In tile area Wednesday. A vehicle driven by Claire W. GUes Jr., 58, Pomeroy, w~ soutllbound on Smllh Run Road a t 10: ll a.m . when It went offtheright sldeof the road and struck a ditch, causing slight damage. Laverna l~auff, 33, Long Bottom, was southbound on Ohio 7 at 9: 15 p. m. when her vehic le struck a deer . The a ccident CIIU~ slight damage. to her vehicle. 1n ] .,.....c_...., ,., ............ ,. . .. .,_ c.M II4 ..,_c:; ..... ~· _ 2• • • 2 11 a...., .... u.. Ul ],. .......... O..t ..... , . _ . _ , .,, We Jtt. 124, PotlltroJ, OH. 14-'--·••"-~·-­ IIO...oiH...... Ulllll li W • * .. "hlflfp·~ --C•....... c_J-04 ... 1lU 41 ,., ... ,_ -""' 1 11 Itt fl u•"* I I' l " 11 1 .... ,•• , • ioo olo, .....,. l•~ lJII ...,... 1J] ... _ (l,~,.._H I~I<n 1100 uoo · IJ.O '"-- ~ ---~ -otion ·,.·. 1 •corw.w•'*'* ec:lcl boii8Fid rod aut Ill· dillon. We ..., repe1r Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 992-7121 Form corporation Secretary of State Sherrod Brown reports a rticles of Incorporation have been flied with his office In Colum bus by the following local compa nies: Meigs Rec la m ation Service, Inc . of, Tuppers Pialns. IncorpOrator Is William S. Cole. MaiTiage license 992-1201 Mill~:;~~ ~~hlo . 3-2Hic l·ll·tfc ~~--~------~ ~ - ~------------~ 1 & Aluminum Rec a m mendat •ons Wh1 ch NOTICE OF SALE """ ... "'*'" d 11fer from the appl•cat• on may be made by the Staff of the Publ•c Ut•li t•es Comm.ss•on ot OhtO or by 1nterven1ng parties and may be adopted by the Comm•ss•on PROPOSED RATES Meets this evening Womens ' Fellowship of Churches of Chris! wlll meet this evening at 7: 30 p.m . at ~ Hemlock Grove Church. A fUm on nowers 'wlll be shown ·and a kitchen towel shower w1ll be held for the church camp. All members are urged to attend. II II II II et al.. del endant s, upon a judgment For the f1rst 1000 cub1C teet theretn rendered. be1ng Case (mm•mum charge) $15 75 pm No 1 7 .683 m sa•d Court. 1 w1ll mo nth off er for sale. at the fron t door o f For the next 98 000 cubtc the Court H OlJ Se tn Pomeroy. feet s 1 19 per mot Me •!l S County Oh10. on the For il ll over 99 ,000cub•c l~et · 25th dav of June 1983. at S 1 95 por md · ten ·t htrty a.m , . the follow•nq In 1arJd •t•On. a 9as Cos t lands and tenements. to w•t · recoverY (GCR) rate w 1tl 00 SITUATED m the V•l lag e o l appliP.d to all consump tiOn Po mP.r ov. CounTy of Me1gs. and SUPERIOR VINYL SIDING •landlcaping .Oriveweys •Fann Ponds .PH. 742· 2407 Or 742-2068 Call 843-5425 3-1"' 572 mo pd Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfieds and SaveiJ I Wrot e your own ad and order by mo ll .w ith !his co upon . Cance l your ad by phone >yhen you 9et resu lts . Mone y not re fundable . CHECK THE "Beautiful, Custom !lllilt Garages" Call for fr~ siding as-· timates, 949-2801 or 949·2860. $3()0° A TON I I I I I I II I Veterans Memorial roy: .! Admitted--Flora Friley, Pome- I Sandra Whitt, Pomeroy; E lizabeth Bartoe, Long Bottom; I Annie Lawson, Syracuse .. Discharged--John Deem, Bonnie Smith, WUbur HlllllllDg, Sandra Whitt. -· l~o~J~sl_ r _ _e:~~~~~~ These cash r a tes • nc ~ude d iscoun t , n ~~, _ <5 . '16. 8. U. Y. . 10. 18. I 1 I _ .. __ 1 I I .. • --· I I I I1 • •• _ t 9. II . 1'1. 13 . 1•. 15. 16. 30. Jt. J?. Jl. 34 J>. Mail This Coupon with Remitta.nce The Dally Sentinel 111 CourtSt •• Pome·r oy, Oh. 45769 . I I . room, lamily room and lull basement, 2 car heated garage. Nestled in the maple trees 1111 mce SIZe lot. Sale price roouced to $55,000.00. OWNER WILL HELP -On this Velma Nicin$ky, As$oc. Pit. 742-3092 Ch«vl lemltty, Auoc. ~h. 742-3171 H. L. Writesel ROOFING All types o1 roof wort new I Sill$ start from 12'll6' Heactquartf1111 for UTILITY BUILDINGS tracl0111l!!J!! ' ~~~~tenance : • Attachments • HeJ plul acMce • Siz~s from 6'x6' Up to 24'x~6' lnsulatd Doa Houses , 54 Misc. Merchandise 949-2263 99:2-279 1,;,. Call: · Or ~--------~~J ' j PULLINS EXCAVATING . ELECTRIC SERVICE I - Dozers I -- I I i For all your wiring 1 needs; furnace• re-· pair s~rvlce and In- j stallatlon. For "All" Your Home r Repairs ... "Free Estimates" ... Call: George Gum Ph. 992-5433 Reeidentlal 8o Commercial Call 742-3196 5·16·2 mo. PH. 992 - 2478 S.Jltmol)d FOR PROFESSIONAL TERMITE AND PEST CONTROL SERVICE GHEEN'S PAINTING INC. Industrial, Commercial, Residential , Interior and Exterior. New Homes - Edensive Rem ode line. •I nsurance Work .Custom Pole Bid!IS & Garaaes •Roofin& Work oAioolinum & V"lll)l Sidinp Painting Sendblesting Waterblaating Parking Lot Stripping Spray Painting Texture Coatings Fully lnwllli-F101 fstiimstts CAU 614-949·2686 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 11 -ll·lfc Backhoes Dump Trucks Lo-Boy Trencher Water Sewer Gas Linea Septic Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS 3-1-llc ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ~ POMEROY LANDMARK - - 614·992-2181 CALL : TERMINIX INTERNATIONAL At Our New Pttont Number 992-3325 4· l9 -2mn I! CARPENTER SERVICE \SearsI TRAVEL TRAILER FREE EXTIMATES Carpeted, bathrootn with shower. 11as or elect. tefric,. furnace, & lot. Water hater, nnp. sink. aas. elect.. or battery liaflts, s!Hps 6. excellent condition. -Addono ond Nmodeli•'ll - lloaflng ond gulltr wool< -"-=taucla work . -Pivmblntand . . .olea! waric (FrM lotimatoo) 'Chain link Fence 'Car)lftln& 'Paintina \SearsI CATALOG MERCHANT Pomeroy,OH . Graa & Pltty Gibbs-Owners PH. 992·2178 '"·" ' $2,700.00 or Best Offer 992-62U or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio PH .992-3006 5 l~ - 1 mo 1 I I I II I 1 1 I I 1' 1 1 I ~-------·--------------·, I The kllowing to be sold: 1970 Cadillac, 77,000 miles, 1979 75o Honda, llx1611ndem ftatbed trailer, II hp, pump and tank. 4x41l utily trailer. 1974 Yamaha 250 Dirt Motorcycle, 1976 Honda 360 Road Biitl! and a 1974 Honda 125 oft-road rnotucycle. \1 hp. Air comptess« 1111 wheels. bicycles. 7-pc. breaklast $el. 10 new heavy duty 16-ildl true~ tires, truck togJ box with key, several luH Sill! fiberla!S ~and shower stalls, 3- 3-lt shower stalls, 2-12xl5 vilyl ru11, I metal lllchen sink with forril1co top, stainless steel sin Is, c. shodls. llrpaulins, camping Ienis, sleepilg ba~. approx. 100 pr. ~ bocil\ dril Pie!$ stand, 4 ta~pte pnteclors (chrornej, sMraJIISSillled socket sets. libel laSS and lnlfble van I)' tops, 2 sets shower slim& doars, 3 water softener lanls, Jewn sprinNen, nice ia"lll! 16 inch wall ian, some used tiri!S, hMtd cletner, -.1 lirt:JieS, iNkY. cuwboy hats. soc~s;bally slroller, fishinl equipment, several kildten clocils, car wax lf1d cielner, mullllrs. kitS of spqy ptint, fbi- jiCits. &rilders. PIIIJ rivet • tJns, CISSII!e player tw:ordeiS. radm, loit pumps, 12 VIii tir cqmpressas, 2 !on hoists. c:ar mac wheel covet$, owll.wltP5. l'lldiner dlai', l!llnY. llllllY t111n ilems tao numerws to mention. DtiiO SO¥£D T-: C., III'FDUIIIclllr* ... politiw I.D. qquiltd. 1lcrt "''I I'll ,_ 11 11 II ar lou at prlll*tw. filii II WI ~ . . 1(111, 11ln will lit )lltnty Df raotn.and slllin& '*'"'lin. II 'ii!L AUCTIOfiEEI: tGIIIIE IlEAl (514) ~-1101 4 Giveaway - - - - -h - hANY PERSON w o a• anything to give away and d 0 81 t 0 ff n t l 1 no her ohr · a,mp 1° 11 o eranyot art mg orsaa plac 1·n th·11 n .d may e a Column Thor. W 'oll be no · che rge to the advertiser. FOR FUTURE USE" POO~ KEN'S :APPLIANCE ; SERVICE 1 •Vinyl Liner •Fiberglass •Stainless Steel 985-3561 All Makes •Welh.-. •DIIhwaaher• Rangao •R.trlgeretorl 1-304-773-5634 •Dryen •Freeura C. L. Kitchen Femela Irish Setter & Spl· niel 1 yr . old. very gentle . Call 614-266-6266 . 6 puppies, small breed . 2 kitten . Call 614 -388 -9900. Small type watch dog and 1 Garman Police puppy . Call 446-3171 . Puppies. Pan Doberman . part Beagle . 2 males , 2 lomalu . Coli 614 -992 7136 or 614-9g2-3 266 , Giveaway to good home veer old •mall female pup. Good with children . 614742 -3102. 3 baby kittens , 304-6762474. SMALL puppy, between 4-5 p .m . 304 -675 -541 2 . FIREWOOD , k i ndling , phone 304 -676-3288. THREE dogs to good home, 2 Doberman• & 1 Beagle. Phone 304-876 -7693. 6 lost end Found APPLIANCE SERVICE AT NEW HAVEN. W. VA. Chester, Ohio Ph . 985-4269 PER. TON Dewayne Williams & Sconle Smltlt II IN. 6 TON All Makes and Models Antenna lnstalllllon House Calls -and S~p Senrict Available , •·11-1... pol. PHONE 304-273- 5565 304-273-15303 5-12· 1 mo. Prices Uatll Stock Is Sold. ·BAILEYS SHOES 322 ... Sallll St. IIJ I Pill. Cillo 45710 ~25-1 mo. I'll AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE I LOST: 2 red & white malo fox hounds . CottagevillaMt. AI •so. Rew1rd dead or alive . Lo•t small black do g last seen in TNT -area . Poasibly looking for ma t ter Dic k H1ll. Reward will be paid 617 8u rdano St . Pt. Pl. WV. 8 Public Sale 8& Auction Pomeooy,Oh. 4-27-1 mo U-PICK-UP Out Low herydly MOTORS, Inc. •L. TV . S&W AND ' SMITH NELSON Mason, W.Va. , . GOING OOT OF :BUSINESS SALE ALL SALES FINAU , 20% OFF from he Smallest Httter Core to the larpst Radit· tor. Radittor Speclalst NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience PHONE : DRIVEWAY SLAG $275 c::oMPlfTE RADIATOR SERVICE PERSONALIZED "CUT OUT "Lowest R1tes Around · "Friendly Strvie NO SET UP CHARGE IN THE COUNTY 742-2328 "2 217.. L_-'-_,._··--·--~'-2"'6""''-'i I Auction every Tue1d1y night, Krodel Pork Club House, Pt . Pl1111nt WV. Auct. lonnie Neal. Call 1114-367-7101 . Kitchin Cabinets - RoofIn& - Sldln1 - Concreto 1 Patios - Sldawalks ' Now Construction - Rt· 'ntodtlinl - Custom Pole • Barns. Rick Pe1r10n Auctioneer Service. Eetate. f•rm . Antiquo • Uquldation saloo. Ucen11d a. bonded In Ohio & WYo . 304 -773-6785 or 304-773-9186. CHARLES SAYRE AND SON Auction every Fri. night ot the H1rtford Community Center. Truckload• of new merchandiM every week. Con•igmenta ot new and Ulld tnerch1ndl11 IIWIVI welcome. Ric~1rd Reynolds AuctlonMr . 2711·3089 . .. Rooflrw &Sidi111 eo. IDlltt I lotl& lotto•. OH. 45743 MS-4193 or 992-3057 12-n tto: BOGGS SALES & S!RVICE U.S. IT: 50 EAST aum,1LE. OHIO Altllorl.ncl Joltn Deer. .......... llal E111l11•nt Deller Perm ~ulpment · Parta & service fll'll HI'* ,, 11 Lorge 3· Family Garaga Sale. Thur., Fri. & Sot., 9 -1 624 Deenie Or .. Gallipol ia acro11 from Minks Auto Salet, Rt.36 . Tape players. CB, Iota of n ice clothing , much more. Wed . , Thur . Fri . loti of clothes s izes 6 & 7 , baby clothes. eKe. itomt, priced to Hll. 633 4th ave . Gallipolis, 0. 8 Family Yard Sale 1 30 State St., Gallipolis . Thurs. & Fri .. May 28 & 27 . Time 9 to 1 Yard Sale 110 4th . Ave, Gallipolis . Thurs ., Fri. & Sat. Yard Sole May 27th & 28t h In front of Park Centrel Hotel. 9 -11 . Yard Sale Fridoy Moy 27, 8 :00-4 :00. O.J . WMo Rd, N inth hou s e out . Baby lteme. boys-mena- womena c lothing, oddo & ends. Big Yard Sale Fri . thru tvlon. 9 · 6 . All ldemt must eo. low prices. proceed• goes to feed hungry children of th~ world. Rt. 141 Waot of Galllpollo . • I• Patio at Pa t Noels . Rutland Rd .. St. Rt. 12 4 . •;. mite !Tom At . 7 bypou . Fri . & Sat .. May 2 7 & 28 . 442 South Sl•th Awe .. Mid· dlaport, Oh . Fri. May 27, 9 to • · Re in Cenc.ls. -····"pf Fiiiiii&int----&"Vicinity TWO family yard aele. 1 mile out Jericho Rd. Pt. Plaeunt . Clothing and misc . rlday 9·3 . Wetch for signs . It rain·canc aled. 3 bedroom home at 123 Garfield Ave . , concrete pool. tuN beoement, 2 llreplac:es, 2 ~ b1th1 , new carpet, 2 acra lotJr.om 8 R Rt. 7 to river. Ownltt- wNl consider flnencing with low down payment and 9 % intoreot . Ctlll «6 -1&411 . HOUSE f OR SALE In Mid, dlaj>ort. Newly remodeled home w ith fireplac e, polllble woodburn..-. cioN to schoolt 1nd ahopping. Cell 614 -992 -8941 . House with 8 ecres. Cell 814 -,266 -6863. --'------2 lovely, 8 rooms. Double gerage, beeuttfully lan• ~ c•ped area lot Atop RoM Hill , Pom. 40'o. 814 -98114257 . Ya rd Sala Rain o r Shine. Friday &. Saturday, May 27 7 yeera old . 4 miles out of & 28. From 9 to 6. Rodney Racine. Bi-level. 2 ca• garVillage fl. Follow signa. age attached . 3 car garage n rea. clothing , Avon bot- 9-famlly garage sale, furnl · Ilea . tupperwe re , bikes . ture, tool s. clothing all•i•es. un· a«ached. 3 acr• with ' good drilled well and much Much much more. infant on up , badtpreeds , more. 614-843-6360. curta ins & misc. Rt . 2 N. 4 Family Vard Sate Friday&: below Fo rreet Hilla Came · Owner trentter red . Mutt Saturday . 2 ttory green tary . Pt . Pt . Wed. Thur. Fri . Hll . 3 bedroo m ranch . Quiet houte on Rt. 7 in Cheshire. liv ing. scenic view . acro11 from J ' a Mini Mart . THREE femily yard sale . country Pomeroy . &69,900. 614All tiZI clothing, home lnte· 2112 Lincoln Ave. Lot of 992 -6420. rlo r, white half canopy bed ladies clothes. Thursday & with bedtpread and ensem- Friday. 9· 15 . House. 2722 Lincoln Ave. ble. clarinet. sheets, paper· _ _;___ _ _ _ _ __ Pt . , Pl . Appo intment Only. back booka, dithes. child· YARD sale, Big 4 family , 304 -676 -4074. rena clothing ; knick kneckt everyt hing cheap, toolt , and other mite . diahe a, et c . 316 22nd . EIGHT ac re•. smell house. Street. Pt. Pleasant. Fridey garege. out building•. pond & Saturday, May 27 & 28 . 81 mineral rights. reduced 9:00-6 :00. price. 304-895-3819 . -- ----r,-cime.rv----------Middleport YARD sale. Friday & Satur· day, 9 -3 . Tools , d ithes. baby clothe• & baby bed. Some Yard Sale Only day only. thing for everyone . 251~ Sat . 28,10-6 . Nice clothing. Mt Vernon Ave . Pt . Giant Yard Sela Fri. only. 2 maternity & baby 0 · 9 . misc .. Pleasant . household items. Follow Rt . mllet N . of Chaster on At . 7. 160 to Vinton Ele m . Sc hool C hildren . adult c lothing , RUMMAG E sale. Saturday , household items. atone i•n. about 1'12 mi. antique• . Fenton, Imperial , !'lloy 28, 9 :00 to 6 :00. No•• to Wes tern Auto, Pt Plea · 7 Family Patio Sale 411:~ mi: an~ many more items. ••nt . By the Cio n of 1978 oui Rt. 14 i . 27th, 28th; Not r·e s p·o 'n s ible for 29tn IIi jOth . Old dishes, Fri. &I Sat . Clothea. Yluher, acc idanta. mower. stroller , tires. Five . man -women-children clo t h ing. Av on collectible• . Point • area. Rt . 3, Pomeroy . YARD 10lo 1 dey only , Ra in or shine . Yard & Garage Sale at Friday. May 27. 9 -1 3401 6 · Poinu, Pomeroy . May Franklin Ave . P1 . Pleannt. 6 Family Yard S1la Between 1 ·2 · 3 . 9 a.m . to 7 Yard Solo Thurs. 26th , Fri. Rio Granda & Bidwell on At. 31 tt. June p. m. Look fo r signs . Clo664 . Baby clothes , e xcersiza · thing . household, garden & 27th on Rt 62 . house trailer ben ch , mis c. clothe s, misc. m isc . items . 814 · 992 · on right aide·• Waterloo Rd · 3 ite m s. Family Sale Good bargains . 7796 _ & Vicinity .. For Sale By Owner. anuma· bla •t 8 percent intarett, 3 bedroom home with vinyl siding . full tize batamant and beth and 112. loclted In leon · Badan Road . Pho ne 304-468 -1668 alter 6 p.m . 3 br, total electric, therma pan wlndowt, 1% beth a, utility room , air -cOn d , carpet, 1tove. · r8fr lg, dlshwalher . wood-burner cen be used , double-garage. cel lar & 2 outbuildings. drilled well or city water. on 1 acre, 8 milea from Pt . Pl. on At. 2 . 304-895-3346 . Mowing. 32 Mobt' le Homes for Sale ki ttens. ~;;~;;;;;;;;;+~~~=:::=.::===~~=~::=====~=-~ ---------- long haired white 614 367 0681 Cal! ' ' · Bloons for all occassions . Say Happy Fa1hers Day. Happy Birthday, I Love You, Get Well, It's a Boy or It's a Girl. Anything you wish in a different way. Delivered to hospit1l or home for almost 1ny occassion. Balloons & Co., 446-4313. LOST tan Chihuahua brown nose. white btau on fa ce . Call 446 -3186 . or 446 1147. PUBUC AUCTION individutls end IO!Mihilll for MfYOIII. All ""' merdunclise. · SWEEPER and aowlng machine repair, pant, and auppllea. Piclt up and delivery . Davis Vacuum Claimer, one half mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 448-0294. kittens. Lit ter trained . To good home . Real cute . 614-986-4137 . FOR SALE 18 FT. WILD CAT YOUNG'S •·Solie 1lris is 1 ~· .diSCOIIRI stole full of ll1eldlandise trucUd in to the lairp~tlds, a aood salt for Fill MarUI buytn, 3 Announcements 2 female PARTS and SERVICE SATURDAY, MAY 28, 1983 - 10:00 A.M. Loc:ation: Gallia County Fairgrounds in the Dairy Bam ' . Oh" IIS, 10. Gun thoot at the Rutland American legion Suday May 29th at 12 p .m . Absolutely factory choke guns . 10·6-tlc _Roofing • Siding Troughs, Down Spouts Windows - Doors We sell quality used cars. l-6l4 4t&-.4J82, Gallipo- All Work Guaranteed "FrH Estimates" Olt. Ph.~~4~3-sm MIUER John'$ Auto Sales or r11pair, ptters and downspouts, ptter cJean.. i~ and paintirc. storm doors and windows. Raciria, HOME REPAIR 3 types, 2 cOk>rs , I Thu rs. & Fri. Moy 26 , 27. Moving Sola. furniture , clothe e. big 111onment misc . items. 428 Hedgewood, Gatlipollo, 9AM till Gun Shoot. Rutland Ama ri· can legion 1 p .m . Sun., May 22 . Abtolutely factory choke guns only. P&S BUILDINGS I O'OEU TRUE VALUE LUMBER 2400 Eastern Ave. PH. 4-49-7826 [>24-1 mo V. C. YOUNG Ill _·r:.:o:.:<:.::S+-+-_;_-F.;,;;;~--! 3 6. 7. POMEROY - Beautiful 2 story lrame home in excelent condition. 3 bedrooms, 2 fuH baths, lovely dining room with --+-+-+,.....+--t 2. II : I I ·ro IS 20. 11. IIQthCadeC' ALL lENGTHS IN STOCK - - -t--.j..:.:...:..:.,_...:..:+--i IY , . Broker Offiee: 992-5739 8 FT ...... ........ ..... . .......... ... .. .. ....... '9.95 10FT ... . ............. .. ...... .. .. .. ...... .. . '12.20 12FT . .... . .. .. .............. . ........... .. .. '14.45 14FT ... ................................. .. ... '16.70 16FT ........... .... .... .. ........... .. .... .. '18.90 18FT........................ .. ............... '20.90 20FT.... .... ............................ .. .. '22.95 1 1. Geo. S. llobstetter, Jr. ADDITIONAL ti ll DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH A CARRY 18. 5-20·1 mo pd ALUMINUM ROOFING I f7 Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 123-tlc ALL STEEL & POLE BULDINGS ,_.,.A"'R"'R"'O"'W.,..,...,F"'LA.,.,S""H"'IN ,....,. GSIGNS . TOM HOSKINS PH. 992-2280 11-26-!fc 1 Phone _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ I Wa nte d IF or Sa le )A nnou ncement 1For Rent 151 19. 26 i61 2 . Jo e 1 I Address,--------- I I 1 1 bafancr. m cash w 11 hm th1rty 130 ) days afler date o t safe Depos it to be w.:w ed d sold to pfa•nt•f l-l .rst mongage holder Cann ot be sold for less than twa -th.rds the appr;:used valu e .Jamf!S J Proff•tt Shenrt at M e•gs County Srtuatoo on 1.88 acres. Sale pnce '$31\900.00. 1 AND HOllE IIAIIITENANCE "Roolin& of all typos Residential & Commercial 'Guttm & Downspouts 'Storm Windows & Doors FREE !Sl\IAl!S 20 Years Elperienct COAL FO RMFRt Y KNOWN AS 307 Spnnn Ave . Po meroy Oh> o 45 76 91 The real estJte was appratsed 01 s 17.00 0 00 ,. Terms ol Sale· $ 1.000.00 cnsh at t1me ol sa te wHh the 1977 Barrington home. 3 bedrooms, 2 full baths, lovely · kichen has Island range. I Pr int one word on each s pace below . E ach in· I fili a l or group ot figures I counts as a word . count I na m e and addr ess or 1 phone numbe r if used . I Yo u' ll ge t bett er res ults 11 vou describe fully , l giv£' price. The Senr inel I r ese rves th e right to I c lassity , ed ot or r e ject 1 rtnv ad . Your ad will be I p ut in th e prope r c lassi ficat ion If you ' ll I chec k the proper box I below. (PRE - hwtt<n china cabinet and window seat Formal livtng f>25-lmo II II II I · ~ .4 1 q<:; Oh• o REALTY EXCAVATING FREE ESTIMATES OHIO VALLEY ROOFING STRIP BISSELL SIDING CO. 5-181 mo Ono Day Onlyl Sat . Moy 21 , 6 Family Yard Solo. Good clot hing-allsiztl Ill eo larger women's). mlac., houMhold itemt. akatea. typewriter. others too numerous to ment ion. south Rt. 7 near Clay Schoof , near Eure"ka. Everything muat got HOB STETTER •Bulldozer 8& Back: hoe Service •Bat18111811ts •Footers 'Sidin& . 'Roofina 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodelin& 20 Years Experience In Home Area Geor(:le Bau er. Sr . as a rest · dence at the t •me o f hts Real Estate General MEIGS EUGENE LONG I I I1 Name _______..__ __ I I , b:change Run and o n th e east stde of Spr.mg Avenue._ind be1ng the same p•ope rty. occu p1ed by Me•gs Cr;JUnty By v1rt u e of an Al1 as Order of Sale •ssued ou t of the Common Pleas Cour t a t M e•gs County, Oh• o. m the cas e at Joh n l Oav •s. et at.. pl ainTiffs. vs Ene Insu rance PH . (304) 882 .2276 MINE RUN SIDING .. CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION I I , State of Oh 10. and described as follow s. to Wit" LOts No. 63 and 64 on the east s•de of Naylors dPcense. and g•ven hy h1m. the stHd Georor. Baue r. Sr . by Wt lf. 1u thrf!e of h ts ch tldren . George Bauer. Vaf ent•ne Bauer and KJ thryn Bauer . and betng more parti Cularly des cnbed 1n record s a l dee ds and w•lls of , of the R-..:t Codo, an obiection to aud'l , incrMSe ,---- -~- ~ --------------. I A marriage license was Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Raymond Allen Wlliford , 23, Rt. 1, Middleport, and Kimberly Sue Blrchfteld. 19, Parkersburg. 151 19. 26 161 2. 3tc Public Notice - & Vicinity " FENQNG PROVIDES PRIVACY PLUS PIIOTECTION FOI ClfllDREN & PETS" PAT HILL FORD I ······Giiiiipoiii····- -··· ..c.-< ;tl'\r c.ou,,..· core illdiiiUie 81111 1-. Public Notice However 9as r:ost recovery (GC R) •s nat a part o f thJ S rate prOCeed •nll A S 12 5 00 secuntv deposit may be requ.red for customP. rs not tn owner - oc c up1 P. d prem•ses which may alloge dtat ouch IMiblicaticNt containe .. .-, ·b ancl<ltcriminatory or unnuonaiJie. CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS '*' 1epeir lol1d ,. l- ll·tf( Public Notice yard Sa\eS FOR ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY G•T..... Vinyl ,."" - · .l .l'lo . l ,., .......... "' ,......... U.••'• ... ,_....,__ o- -.- u., .. , . -_,.. 11-:;J : " the Apphc;ant reques ts the Pubhc Ut •I•Ms Comm•ss•an at Oh10 f1 nd and aut ho nze the Apphc8n t to c harge t he rates anrl charges set forth befovv as · Proposed Rates'" ~ Any _..,, linn, COfi)Orltion Of ""'Y lie, p u - 10 Sec1ion 4801.19 J&F I The Pomeroy E mergency Squad answered a call a t 5: 31 p.m. Wednesday toH JII St. for HaroldWUJ who was taken to Holzer Medical Center . .... ... Business senices• House approves more spending for nuclear missle, food stamp program 28, at 7p.m . A round and square dance wUJ be held at 9 p.m. with music by "Travel'n Light. " Rcserva lions may be made by calling Lennie J ewell at 992-263l or .Joyh Cla rk a t 992-3690. ·- RADIATOR SERVICE S.ntinel31 Hornet for Sale • No Sunday Calls CONTRACTING Emergency run 11 - Public Notice Public Notice In •ts apph cat•on. Rulland WASHINGTON (AP ) - The I Since then: the Pershing 2 has been House Is sending the Senate successfully tested eight times. The supplemental appropr ia tions legislation tha t a uthorizes more money for the Pershing 2 nuclear bill for the year ending Sept. 30 m issile and lhe foodstampprogram conta ins $li9 mllllon less than but less money for senators on the President Reagan requested. The spcechmaklng circ uit. bulkofthe money-almost $3 blllion Also conl a lned in the $4.8 billion -Is targe(J?d for mandatory federal supplementa l a ppropriations blll programs that would otherwise run passed 30!1-92 Wednesday by the out of funds by the end of flsca l1983. House are a moratorium on coal These appropriations Include leases by the Interior Department, $1.03 billion for food stam ps; $615 $49 million to restore the Capitol' s million for unem ployment lnsulong-deterlora tlng West Front and ranee: $342 for federal employee $12 m illion for stepped- up federa l retirement ; and $186 million for health 11.>searchonAIDS- acquired vtctlnns of black lung disease. Immune deficie ncy syndrome. The Item expected to have the Opponents of the Pershing 2 toughest time in the Senate has mustered more wonts than support nothlng to dowlth the federal budget In their unsuccessful effort to strip but a Jot to do with the budgets of the bill of $453.6 million that wlll indiv idua l senators. a llow cont lnued prod uction of the The House approved language intermedlatc-range m lsslle theRca- tha t would llnnlt a senator's outside gan admlnlstmtlon pla ns to begin earnings from spcechmaking and deploying In West Germany In wrtting to 30 percent of the annual December. Senate salary of $60,662. The House, The money represented funds whose members are paid $69,800 a that Congress denied last December year, has such a llrnlt . after the init ial two test Olg hts falled. In a congressiona l deal last year, the House took a pay raise a nd the IJ . ~ • .__ .,_....., .......... IJ-f.• - - - . u ....... .. . .... .......... ' ' w ... , ......... h o. Three defendants forfeit $450 bonds Mason. W Va ., $10 and costs, assured clear dlstanee: Anna R. Filch, Middleport , $10 a nd costs, fa ilu re to yield the r ight of way: Fred Kuhn . Middleport, $50 a nd costs each on two counts of disorderly manner : Bobby Allen. Logan, W. Va ., Steve Powell, Middleport , $50 and costs each on disorderly manner charges: J ames Ke nnedy, Middleport, $10 and costs, a llowing tras h and garbage to ... . .....,..,........_...,.. .....,.._ ,... ,..,., 4 ]1 • • _ · ,111 .._,,, ._ .._ ava il <tbl e Th re<' dcf<>ndnnts fo rieltcd $450 · each. all posted on cha rges of drlvtng while intox icated, In the rourt of Mlddleporl Mayor Fred Hoffman Wednesday night . They were Robert Ve noy. Pomeroy: Chari<'s M. Wa lk<'r, Mlddl<'poli, and .Jen y Collier , Mason, W. Va . Ten defendan ts wen> fi ned in the court and they arc Ma rk Ha ley . Mlddlcpo rl, $:>1 and costs, driving under suspension; Ma rk Compson, -~- -- --: • , ., ..... 1 _ 1 4 1 Moloile "'-"1• ..... t l . lt.... 111.1 C. ..... BATAVIA. Ohio (API-The new Ford Topaz and Mercury Tempo r:nean 600Jobs for laid-otfworkers at the spra wling Ford plant opened here three years ago to assem ble I ransmissions for small cars. "We call them our billion-dollar babies because that 's wha t it cost to get them In ma r ket. " sa id Harold Pol ing, Ford's c•xecutlve vice president of Nor1h America n operations. He pm:lict<'d Wed nesday that Ford wUI sell 1:>1,000 of .the models, designed for the middle-Income pureha•er. a. _ . -· ,ll,. ,..;,., ,,.j,.,,,..., ,.•. J I ·C.....,. · - - l li· lllfo Acl.... .ii611 MI(fl oN W.M14 ,,.,......,._ New line leads to employee recall J&-a-~ ~­ ~ t:l.,.,.;,,., ,.,,..........., ,,.,. 12· -·..-...,,_..,.. .,~~== .·..... na....,__. ~ ..,._ ._.._, :u........... ,._................. ......... ...........,.- ' ~ conference where they unveUed the 1984 Mercury Topas (right ) Wednesday. They also lnlroduced the 1984 Ford Tempo. ( M' Laserphoto ). .,, ..._ ....... ,.~ c" ::- . ..... =--- ~=-- 1 ...... . . . lfoMI .. - USVEILING - Harold Poling, executive vice president for Ford North American Automotive Opcraliort' (left) , l• greeted by R. L. Coossla, plant ,,manager for Ford's Batavia plant, prior to a press """""-- .12-c•.n•....,.• ... ................ .................... ....-...... - .il l..._.. ~_, u .._, .. l _ I Roger Hysell GARAGE · or 1 C-•lf- • 1...,. .., ....._.., The Dai , Ohio ,. AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR The .Daily Sentinel ., Middle Complete Auctlon11r Ser· vice. Also . do eppr1INI1. UC41nHd & bonded to Hll. HouHholdo, farm lumlohlnga • Real eotate. Over 26 YH" experience In buying • Hlting new. uoed & antiquo furnltu; a. 814-UZ -8370. Qaby A. Martin. · 9 Wanted To Buy 11 . Help W"ilnted 0 WANTED TO BUY Otdlurni · n.re and Antiques of all kinds. call Kenneth Swa in, 446-3 169 or 266 -1967 in the evenings . Wanted pa rt time ba bysitter in Kanauga area Please send your nama and 3 reference• to P.O . Bo x 254 , Cheshire, Oh 46620 . Buying _ Gold, Silver, Plati · num . Gold and Silver prices ar8 the highe st in two yea n, chec k our pric es on gold & silver. tcrap jewelry. Buying Old coin t, •crap rings & silverware . Daily quotes aveilable . Al1o coin s & coin supplies for • ala . Spring Valley Trading Co ., Spring Valley Pla za. 446 · 8026 or 446-8026 . Lady to do p1rt time phone work at home. Write O.S.I. , 4133 E Main St. , Colum · bua. Oh 43213 . We pay cash for late mod el cle an u sed cars . Frencht own C1r Co . Bill Gene John son 446-0069 Diamonds , gold banda , clue rings. s ilver coins , 10 -14 karat sc rap jewarly. Tawney Jewerlers. 2n d. Ave .. Galli · polis. 446 -1616. Pay cash for Used Mobile Ho me or Travel Trailer Call 614-446-0176 Go od used jewelry, dla · monda. gold & t ilver . Wa also buy , s ell & trade gun s. Frank' s Pawn Shop. 406 2nd. Ave .. Gallipoli s, 446· 0840. BEDS -IRON , BRASS , old furniture . gold . s ilver doltart, wood Ice boxes , stone jars, antiques. etc ., Com· plate hou se ho ld s. Write: M.D . Miller. Rt. 4 . Po maroy, Oh Or 992 -7760 . Gold, silver , sterling , je· we lry, rlngt , old coins 8t currency. Ed Burkett Barber Sh o p , Middleport . 992 3476. Wanted to buy . New, used 8f; antique furniture . Will buy 1 piece or complete houte· hotda Call Ooby A. Mo"ln 614-992-6370 . WANT to buy old beef or dalrv cow, 304 -896 -3936. BUYING old & now comic• 6 some paper becks. Ask for Cheater. 304-676-8239 . 11 Help Wanted WI! do ' baby sitting in my home anyt ime. fenced in bac l. yard &. references evellab le . Coli 614-388 · 971511 . . You can meke money ..utng AVON ; Cell 4411 -3358 or 814 -388 -9045. Secretiry-Bookkeeper Immediate opening for reaponaible perton full time . Will require light bookkHing, typing, filing . Must be abla to work lndependentlj ••· lery commensurete with ••P· Send resume to Ohio Reoldential Servlceo Inc. P .O . Bo• 938 , Gallipollt, Oh 411831 . 2 ·1 Business . 't pportUDI y INOTI CE I TH E OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO . recommends that you do buslneu with people you kn ow , and NOT to send mo ney through the mall unt il yo u have inveat l· gated the ottering . Gallipolis Parks and Rec . Dept. is taking appl ication• for a~trobi c dance instructo r. Must be over 21 . have dance or eerobtc dance int t ructor. Houn must be flexible . Apply Immediately et 618 Sec ond Ava., Gallipolis. Own your o wn J e an · Sportswear. Infant-Preteen . Lad les Apparel Store . OHer· ing· ell nati onally known brenda , Brittanie, Jordache, Chi c, lee, l evi. Vtmderbilt . tzod. Calvin Klein. Etprit, lena, Gunna SaJt. Ocean Pac ific , 300 other brandt. Someone to care for elderly $7, 900 to $16,900, beginman in hit home full t ime. ning invento ry. airf•re for 304-676-3336 . one to Fashion Center , train· ing, fb:tures. grand opening . ·Call Mr . Loughlin 16121 12 Situations 888 -6666 . Wanted OWN y o ur ·own Jean · S po rtswear. lnfant -Pratl&flln. Will do baby sitting in my l adie s apparel store . Offerhome. Racine a rea. Any age . ing all nat ionally known brands . Brittan ie . Jordache. 614-949-2779 . Chic , l ee, Levl. Vanderbilt , bod. Calv in Klein . E1prlt . l ena, Gunne Sax , Ocean 13 Insurance P•c itic. 300 other brandt . $7 ,900 to 16 .900. begin· nlng Invento ry, airfare tor SANOY ANO BEAV ER In - one to f!lthi on Center. train· s urance Co hat offered ing, fix turet, grand opemng . services for fire lnt uranca Call Mr. Koate cky 601 · 327· coverage in Gallia County 8031 . for almost a century. Farm, home and per son1l property coverage• are available to 22 Money to Loan meat Individual naeds. Contact Ray Wedemeyer. agent. Phone 388 -8249. HOM E LOANS 10\1,% li •od Are you paying to mu ch for tlte. leader Mortgage, 77 E. your hospital-health insu · State , Athen s, Ohi o. 1·814· ran e e . C all Carroll 592-3061 , or 1 ·800-341 8664 in Ohio . Snowden , 446.4290 . 23 17 Miscellaneous Professional Services Pick your own Strawberriet, C&l Bookheeplng ready soon. Unemployed, Broad range of bookkeeing ·club• or anyo ne wish ing to 1nd taK .. rvice't aowelleble to sell by quat1 to earn money. t ult your buaine11 naed t . Ple1111e c elt tar details this Carol Noel 446-3862 week .Happy Hollow Fruit Form . 304-576-2028 . PIANO TUNING *6 off pluo d iscounts to aenioJ cltirent· churchea· achoots. Cell Bill 18 Wanted to Do Werd Ward ' • Keyboard. 446-4372 . PIANO TUNING-LANE DANIELS . Relleble servic e I inc e 1985. Auociate of Brunicardi Music Co. Phone 614-742-2961 . General Hauling and Trash removal Service. Relieble and dependebla . Call 4 .. 8 . 31119 between 9 and 5 . E11perienced house painting end lewn mower repa ir, very PERMANENT hair removal reaao nabla rates. Call 448 - Professional Electrolyalt Clinic. A.M.A. approwed. Dr. 6688 . refernls. Mohday. Wednet· Will do odd ond end lobo , day, Friday, by appointment. reuonoblo. Cell 1114-3117 - 304· 675-111188. 7708 . Certif i ed e.llperienced teecher wents to babysit during summer. Cell 448 · 08411 . Babysit In my hc>ine, toddler, lnfent or elementery. Can enend aummer recreetion progrem In Gallipolis . Call 448-73114 . 4 bdr,. 2 lull batho, llniohed ba1..-nent, 2 cer ge11ge. Appointment only. 203 Kt· neon Dr., Oellipollo . 4411· 1223. TA 1- STAT E M 0 -BIL E HOMES . USEO - CARS . TRUCKS . GALL'POLIS . CHECK OUR PRIC ES . CALL 446 -7672 . CLEAN USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES , 4 MI . WEST , GALLIPOLIS . AT 36 . PHONE 446 -7274 . 2 lots & a mobile home 12K60, 2 bedroom , w ith rural water, gat heat. Has s o me furniture , price &12 .600. Or 4 loll & mobile •14 ,800. Coll446-1240 . 1976 .14K70 Peerlen MH. w·tllt oul , EC. cent . air. woodburner , total electric . new carp throughout, un. derpinning . outbuilding . S11 ,600 . Cell 614 -245 6408. 446-0212 . 1978 Schultz 14•70 2 bdrm .. 2 bath1. c entral air. g ood cond ., on rental lot, neer Goodyear Plant, assu mable lo an . French City Bro karlng Serv ic e , 4•6 · 9340 . 1973 Carrage hou se mobile homo 7 0•12, AC, W A D hookup, dishwasher. 2 bdr., 2 bath . Call alter 6. 8t4 682 -7277 o r 6t4 -882 7262 . 8ost ollar. . 1976 14x70 Windsor. 3 bedroom, 11ft bathe. fur · nished, 8 x1 0 utility building. Death In family must sell. Coli 448-7613 c oli before l :OOm after 4 call 446 7847 . . 2 bedroom trailer set up on rented lot on Bulavllla Rd. Underpinning. out building. kitchen appliances, wood burner, t4.900 or batt offer. Call 446 -0978, 6PM -BPM . 1976 Kirkwood 14• 70 mo bile homo, 18 ,600 . Cali 814-388-9036 . l a te 1980 Windsor, 14x70 with 7x22 expando. 3 bdr .. 2 bath , houHtype fu rniture, central elr , staro, micro. wave , and more . EKcetlent buy on quality home . *19,600. Rodnoy-Coro Rd. Cell 6t4 -245-9229 . 1980 14•70 Fairmont MH electri c, 2 bdr , 1 1J2 bath, unfurnished, underpinning. air & utility building. John · t on Mobile Home Park. Call 614-388-9704 . 1972 14•611 Mobile Homo. 2 bedrooms , gas heat, P•r · tlally furnished . underpin · nlng. beck porch, exc . cond. Phone 614-992 -2156 be tween 9 & 6 Ask for Tim. Alter 6 phone 304 -882 3692 . 1974 Carrisga HOu.. 3 bdr .. 2 lutt batho, sliding glass doors, good cond., · •6.800 . Call 61 4 · 992 · . 11610. 1973 12• 66 Mobile Home. 3 bedroom, gac heet, par· llally furnished. front po<ch, telr cond., under pinning. U .OOO. II14 · 992 -11701 . 12•110 troller, kitchen lurnlahed. new gu furnace . equipped lor wood bumar. .11 .200 . 614 -247-4111111 . Antique Auction. 1141 W. Mlln, Under the bridge. leblnd Bhammfa . Firat houH. May 21th at 10 a.m. USED MOBILE HOME . 1178· 27t 1 . 1977 14•70, 3 bedroomo, 2 lull bathe, *10,000 . 304.1175-2948 . AUCTION _ . , laturdof night. II p .m. Mt. Aho Auctlan lorn. Canolgn..-ta taken _ . , laturdaf • 1 :DO til Hie time. Emmo . . . Auctl.-... 304-42e- . 1177. 11111 FLEETWOOD, 14x70, ,, 3 bedroom, 2 bathe. all eltctrlc, partlellv furillahed. "' *14,100 . Colt 304-773- , 110411. I 1 �Page-12- The 32 Thursday, Sentinel 54 66 Misc. Merchandi•e Bull.«!lng Supplie• 1 coffee table 47Yix18 Y..x16'h in. and ' 1 end table 25•18 "'hx20',\ with light welnut finleh t30~ 32•53· 174 pieces brown underpinning for a mobile 79 STERLING mobile home, all electric, 2 bedroom, cetral air , underpenned. u cellent co nditio n . 30"· 876 5539 . - • 142 acres ne.r Rio Grande, house & buildings . Will aell oil or port . Coli 446-2599 1fter 6 . finioh. Coli oftor &PM, 4411· 3085 . miles out Sandhill Rd .• 3 bedroom ho".11e. 838,000. 304-875-5335. 34 Business Buildinqs For rent or sale business building contains8r3 bedroom apt . upstairs arrange · ments tor 1 or 2 businesses do~nstai rs . Sale can also include 2 rental troilaro . Coli PENNA. 35 6 -20 Acrfts woods . over looking Ohio River. city schools . 446 -3654 or 1· 513 - 423 - 8928 . Owner / Agent . 42 Mobile Homes 51 Household Goods 2 bedroom furnished mobile home. Adults only . Utilities paid . No pets . Deposit & rafa ran c es re quired . locatio n· S .R. 143 . 614 992 -3647 after 5 p.m . 1- -- -- - - - - - 2 bedroom s Mobile Home in Racine . 614 -367-0288 . 44 Apartment lor Rent 2 bdr. Regency In c . Apart menta $200 per mo. or if income is $10.000 or less HUD a ve.ilable . A -One Reel Estates, Carol Yeager, Reel · tor. Call 304 -676-6104 or FIVE acres iand.- down payon land . 304-676 -2449 . 36 Real Eatate Wanted Furnished apt .. 131 '11 4th Ave., · Gallipolis . 2 bdr., e 186 mo .. water paid . Call 446 -4416 lifter 7PM . Furnished apt ., 1 136 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis. 2 bdr .. . $195 mo., water paid . Call 446 -4416 alter 7PM . Buying houaea end apart· menta. Need properties with favorable price and terms. Box 1109 Gallipolis. Oh . 45631 . Partially furnished 3 rm .. utilities furn ished . Call 446- 0171 or 446 -3733 . 3 bedroom apt ., $176 per month plua deposit . Call 446 -3888 . 6 rma . & bath In downtown Gallipolis. Call 446 -3666 or 446 -7548 . 41 Houses for Rant 3 bdr. house, cent . air, Addison . Oh, $260 . Call 614-446 -0175 . 3 bdr. houu 2 fireplaces . swimming pool, fen ce. pe· tlo, garage, central air. Sail, rent or uade. Carol Yeager, Realtor . 5104. Call 304 -675 - 3 bedroom, family room , edge of town, $226 rent, 1200 doposit . 2 children acceptable. Call 446-9740 before noon . 4 bdr . house. 2 batha. 2% mi. from HMC off 160. 2 c11r garage. large garden spot. MODERN 3 bedroom. fam - Ily room . near schools & hospital. Referance & daposit requirad . Call 304 · 675 · 4338 . 9 room house. Park Dr. t326 month, ref . req . 304· 878 -2885 . THREE bedroom house. phone 304 -6'75-1262 . 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile home for rant. Call 446-0756 . 1 2x60 2 bdr. mobile home all utilities paid. except electric . Dep. Req. Call 4...: 4.:. 6·.;. • _&_ 68_._ _ __ - lc ~ 10 x 85 , 2 bd .room mobile hom\ In Racine area . 614· 992 -.858 . 2 bedroom mobile home . Approxlmetely 6 milea hom Mldd'l eport or Pomeroy . 614-,92 -5858 . DRAGONWYND CATTERY - KENNEL. AKC Chow pupplto, CFA Hlmoloyan. Per- or 4411 - 86 .3fi per ft. , 24 110.10 per ft . 31 2 ~'room trailer with add· On anltfgarageon At. 2 abov.e old 't, t200 month unfur· SWAIN AUCTION llo FURNITURE 18inch. Sinchf1 .80perft .• 12 Inch f3.60 por ft. Ron 62 Olive St ., Galtipolit. 6 piece wood living roomsui~e Evans Enterprises, 4 mi. South of Jackson on ST. AT. with 6 Inch flat arms 1399. 93. 1114-288-5930 . bunk beds complete with bunkie. 8199, 2 piece an - Cedar wardrobe, antique tron living room auites 8199 . trunk, 3 tier gla11 table antron recliners $99 . other ·concrete picnic table with rec liners 180. maple dinene bench eo. Call 614 -256 sets $179. love aeats $70 . 1768. hide · a · bed 8260 . box springs & mattress twin or Cheap carpet. If you have full 8100 set regular -firm rental property or rent . f 1 20 . maple dhptte chairs mind alightly irregular S36, wash atands 534 , carpet. you can save money. maple ro ckers 869, 7 piece Prices atart 82 .99 eq . yd ., chrome dinette aet 8149. 6 992-6173. 10-5. piece dinette set $89, used bedroom suites, refirgera · Infant loveseat·car seat for ton , ranges , cheat, dressers, babies from birth to 20 lbs .. wringer washers, TV 's , like new &15 . Call 446 dryares, It shoes . Call 446 · 0766 . 3169 . GOOD USED APPLIANCES chairs-swivel, $200, · waahera, dryers. refrigera + new. Other misc . items .' tors, ranges . Skaggs Ap - 446 -4138 . pliances, Upper River Rd., beside Stone Crest Motel . 1980 110 threa wheeler. 446 -7398 . manual miter saw, fiberglaas LAYNE ·s fURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker . ottoman, 3 tables, (extra heeavy ,by Frontier), "1686 . Sof-. . chair end ioveseat. $276 . · ~ofai it.hd f!halrs pric·ad frOm 5286 . to 1895. Tablu. &46 and up to 8125 . Hide· • · beds , $440 . and up to 8626 .. Recliners, $176 . to 8360 .. Lampa from 828 . to 876. 6 pc . dinettes from 599 .• to &435 . 7 po ., S189 . and up . Wood table wi1h aix chain $426 . to $746 . Desk 8110 up to 8226 . Hutchea, Sl560 . and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with manreuea. t250. and up to S396. Baby beds , 8110 . Manresses Of box springs, full or twin , 868. , firm . 068 . and $78 . Queen sets. $195 . 4 dr.· cheata. 842 . 6 dr . chests. 864 . Bed frames . 120.and S26., 10 gun · Gun cabinets. 8360. , dinette chairs 820 . and S26 . Gas or electric ranges, S326 upto8376 . Bebymatrenes , truck topper for omall truck . Coli J .O . Miller. 446-3630. Hotpoint airswaa·p 24 ,000 BTU air conditioner, 220 volt. ready to· go tor 12 firm·. Call ·614 from 5 to 6PM . \ ' 3373 after 6. 6 Beegle pupa, from good otock I 1 5 . eoch. 304-11768146_. 13 mo .·Old reg laterad walker female. tree• ground hog dav 190 firm . 304-676· 3133 . AKC registered Oashchund New Oak Furnilure, tables. chairs, cupboards . pie $w.lclao64,oconk New Oak Furniture. tables, chairs. cupboards, pia safe, dry sinks. Paul Conkala Antiques. Tuppers Plains. Flowers for Memorial Day . North 2nd. St. Middleport. Open 9 · 8 . Cliff's Place. 1972 Ford F700 614-698-6613 . 8181 . 197B F-160 4-WD, good riding horoo. Coli 814 -388- cond. Coli 614-367-7686 . 87115. 1979 Dodge D-60 pickup. HorNs for aale. 814 -992· 8102 3 year old bull. Y2 Charolais, Y2 Simmental. Very nice. gentle . Clll614-742-294d . Reglottrod Angus Bull. 14 months old. Goeb•i Al'!gua Farm, Coolville. 814 · 887- 3838 . Average 26-30 lb. weaning pigs e40. a head . 664 near Potter . Ohio . 814 - 387- REG9TEREQ 11o grode walk - parakeets & cages. Robbito. Phone . 304·8B23124 . • 1 • 3 -p.m. 57 Musical Ing horHI. L. E . .Kellter. 304-878-Z178 . Average 26-30 lb. weaning piga 840. a heed . 564 near Instruments Porter. Ohio . 614-367 _o_e_3_8_.- - - - - - 1 G . Upright Piano. 1175. Coli PI S lor sole. coll304-937446·7B44 after 6 PM. 2206 after 6. 1- - - - - - - - - - - .-·......... . . ..... ...... ........ Wanted: Responsible pany ~to· take over low . montly payrhe,its on spinel ~pl1no. I...,--;---~~....,.....,.-=""..,.~ Con be oHn locally, Write 71 thing down! Take over pav ~ents 868 .00 monthly . 4'"8 ' flashing arrow sign . New bulbs, letters. Hale Signo. Coli FREE 1 -800826 -7446 . anvtimo. AMP with covers, 800 watts. like new. &550 . 5004 . Phone 304-676 - I========== 58 Fruit & Vogotablos You Pick -. 76 , we pick· f1 . 26 . Pliny 304 - 937 3279 . 1976 Chevy Caprice Ciao- I- - - - - - - - - 1967 chevrolet 2 door poat orglnal. 6 cyl., rebuilt trens .. body good, runs good. Call 448-0713 . 1974 Charger 318 auto., new tires. many new parts, rune good, 5400 . Call 4461978 Chevrolet Monte Corio 2 dr .• PS, PB , TW, CC, AM - FM &·track, e.11c. cond . Coli 446-7536 . 1978 Chevy 1m polo 4 dr. sedan, good cond.. only 80,259 mi.. t1 , 760. Call 448 -1669 or 446 -3547 . 82 Olda Omega. AC . AM - 1980 286 Massey Fergu· son , 236 hours. like new . Call 614-379-2620 . FM ca11ette, cruise, low mfleage , · exc . cond .• 87,996. Mull sell. Call 446-4277 . 614 -446 -4537 . Troy Built rototillers ni'W' and used . Swisher Implement Co ., Sr. At. 7 North. with topper, black on black. PV, AM·FM. radial tirta, tinted gl111, 6 speed over drive . &3,500 . Coli 814268 -8091 . 1976 Mercury Marquis 58.000 mi.. PS. PB. air, S-track, 12,100. Coli 4464347 . Mechanicel trenaplanten for setting tobacco, cab· bage. tomatoes. etc. 1 & 2 row . Swisher Implement Co., Sr. Rt . 7 North, Gallipo· 1973 Dodge Dart. Exc. running cond. •fiOO. \972 Olda. exc . running cond. lis. Oh . 446-0475 . Clenic: 1983 Buick leSabre Convertible . 614 - 992 · or Wanted to Buy Went to buy tobacco poun· dage. will ply 35 cents. One week only. Coll4411-9777 or 4411-2484 . 63 Livestock Angus bulla 1 to 3 yrs. old. exc•llent blood line. 'S late Run Farms. Jackson. Oh . Sleeping room 8126, utilties paid , singlfl mele. Share bath. 919 Sttcond Ava . Gallipolis. Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . f600. 614-949-2644. 7761 . 1980 Plymouth Horizon. 4 speed . 13.000. 614-992 7447. 194B Fleetllne Chevrolet, 4 dr . aedan. Good con d. 304 · 882-3368 . 19BO Monu with air c:ondi · tlonlng, automatic transmis sion. Good cond . 84 .400. Call 814 -2B6-&395 or 8142811· 17B7. 1979 PontiiC Gr•nd Prix . Extra ollorp, U.ll95. 1979 Oldo . Dolto 88 Brougham, loeded . t3.698. 814-742 3164 . 1972 Pinto standard , body rutted. engine ex . c:ond., Good mileage, dep.ndable work car. Many new plrtl. can be IHn at 204 Mill St .• Middleport. ' 6B CAMARO 327, good Interior, good tires, Furnished apt . adulta. No Peto . 304-676-1463. Space for Rent FIVE piece wood dining room oer. t25 . 304-6763731 . 541 country . 114-992- e•• 614 -992 -8824. White Norge electric r1nge. 10 percent , off oil GrHnWirt·includlng lot1 of bowlt • pitchera, canniltar Htl, end anlmal1. Regllter for frH OrHnwerl draw· ings. We 1l10 fire items 1t 40 percent orlgl"al price if you buy from ut • 110 percent If brought ln. Colonial Cerlm· l .o e (,.,_,. IOITIOmlw) Jumbtel: LOWLY FINAL FEDORA EXTANT When this happened. th a1 comedi an held h is audience open-mouthed- I An~Wer: . 'r'eslerday's THEY ALL VAWNED BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Missed opportunity NOI\TH "10 5 tA98 7 4 +A 8 6 2 WEST EAST +86l • J83 tQU +Q J 10 9 SOUTH + K Q 10 "A K 7 2 • J 10 +K 75i +H 7 42 • Q9 6 4 t K32 +3 (fi) Inside Story Hedding Carter examines press performance involv1ng one mater new s storv . Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Weo 1 Nor th East IJ CD (I) Gimme A Break Pus Pass 2NT Pass Pas!! Pass 9:00 Nell takes a ne1ghbor to cou rt when she is bitt en bv her dog. (R) ' Viaiting (f] MOVIE: Hours' Carpentry . CI1 700 Club ffi Top Rank Bo•lng from PI (j) Too Clooe lor Comlon 1!J (I) ® NBA Baoketball Championship Series I]) (H) Myoter)' 'Fethor Bro wn .· Father Brown comes to the a1d of a woman who has stolen a c: oin from her brother's fa· mous coUecuon . (A) (60 m1n.) (Close d Captioned] b' um mg & Heating 1980 HONDA XR 600 llo CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING 675-4519 , Mondov through Friday . Cor. Fourth and Pine Phone 446-3888 or 445 197B KAWASAKI KE 100, 4477 304-1178-1553. 1- - - - - - - - JIM·s PLUMBING llo HEATHONDA CL 70, vorv good lNG . Fomerly Dewitt •s condition. $250 . 304-676 - Plumbing. Call 614-367- · 2527 . 05711 . 1981 HONOA 1100 CC , lnterotate. 13.000 . 304 676-6644 . 75 I've tried to find a Crideon wants 40u to qet rid of Bubba? home for him .. .but no bod~ wants him! I don't find someone to ta~e himby next wee"- .. .. t;ideon threatens to send him to the pou 9:30 16ft. 1978 Terry ball boat. 90 HP Mercury motor. power trim, stalnleu steel prop., 23 lbs. elect. Mercury ' thruster. live bait wells, Tennenee driva on trailer. lonnie Boggs Excaveting. • Dozer, backhoe, dumptruck . Work bv hour or job. Coli 446 -7903 . . the governor's kidnapped dog and laRue and Wa shington try to secure an autopsy report. (R ) 160 min ) em Newawatch 10:30 em Tony Brown' • 'Fading Out .' a In Search of .... WINNIE HOW CAN HOW ABOUT HAVING DINNER WITH ME TONIGHT. ANN MARIE7 11:00 1J Cll Cll D Cll "NO' TO BOSS/ OUTDOORSMAN 34 " a Benn}'_ Hilt S 11 :30 D Cll CD Tonight Show Johnny 's guests are Steve lawrence and Mel Blanc . [60 min.) Electrical Refrigora1ion work. Call anytime dow, paneled 11o lnouloted, 814-266·8620 or614-258good condition, 1126. firm . _1_2_0_1_._ _ _ _ _ _ __ 304-882-2722 . SEWING Mochlno repllro. "rvice. AuthOfiZed Singer Sales & Service Shsrpen 78 Camping Scietors . Febric Shop, Equipment Pomeroy. 992 -2284. 1977 VIking fold down Eo ·s AP,LIANCE REPAIR SERVICE call City Furniture camper, 17ft., good condi· 3J4 -t175 -2B08 or 446 · tion. uNd very little. e1 000 . 11631 . 82 Coleman pop up camper, 79 Camping trollar 1II ft .• Trotwood. lleapo· e. toll con teacept for (I) MOVIE : •personal Belt" · CIJ Another Ufo CD ESPN SportoCenter Cll Cetlino Cll T ourn~~mtftt II Cll Quincy (I) PBS Night (lJ Nowo (j) Nlghtline a Honeymoonoro 1 1 :41 (l) MOVIE: ·McVIcar' (I)_, 12:00 Cil Bums • Allron C1J MOVIE: 'Lend of tha BARNEY DAD9URN .CROWS!! Leie e THEY SWOOPED DOWN AN' WIPED OUT MY WHOLE DADBU.RN CORNFIELD Phaloeho· (lJ All In the Fomlly M-rv Hortman. Mory Hartman 12:16 C1J Nlghtllne 12:30 a (I) (I) Late Night with Dontld ~- Oovkl' a guooto ere Ron Silva• and Johnny Winter. (80 min.) - Cll .leek IJronny Show CD Auto Aoclne '13: Off . lloeCI AIICine !rom Po- a General Hauling ·. JONES IOYSWATER SEA- ' VICE . Coli 1114-367-7471 or 814-387-0891 . Motors Homes & Camper• tained 85 """'"'· CA • (I) McCloud l)t MOVIE: 'Monte Woloh' at AIC Hewo One on Need something hauled ewav or something moved? we ·11 do it. Colt 441-3158 betwetfttiiOd 5. . . .. bl · ClJ (I) Dove Allen ot Lerge (H) Nlghttimeo: Vorlety DEPENDABLE WASHER - : DRYER REPAIR . Gueron-· topper. sliding front win· teed a CD Newo/Spono/Weother 3-opeed engine. 0260. 304- 2903. 675-2163 .• 1200 Viand . So Joumal News This show prom1ses to be everything the curren1 news is not. THE o· 84 JIMI WATER. SEAVIC(.: Coli Jim Laft'-<. 304-1~: 739'1. •' . ~· THAT WAS GOOD... I DIDN'T WAKE Uf> 141M NO~ lollS LANDLAOV · , :00 a One e()) Twilight zI Married Joen for more than two tricks in eithe r ma jor sui(. ~ NEWS I'APt-; R ENTI'~ Rf>RIS E Af ' N J by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS I Hlssing DOWN I FUm sleuth sound 5 Old note 8 American ZOld Greek . colony 3 Mac Laine 111m t Stitch I Food U Freshly 14 Accesaible 15 For shame ! II Poem 17 Late Cole 5 Worn away I Hanaen 's disease sufferer 7 Mimic 11 Garbo's first talklng Z2 On naval II Taiebaarer picture maneuvers N German 11 Equus' abode 23 Lay into C01llp08er 1% Wobble 24 Brownish Z1 African lake 11 Buck heroine color !Z Ironwood It 19Macl-li Z5 Winged (Fr. l 23 Sallow fUm Z7 Type of scout ZS Son of Jacob N "The King and I" setting 1:-+_,-+-.:. Z7Rowof av......m . U... on the ...,_ lltriP' MOVIE: 'hnloro' Cil My Uale (I) 2:00 :'#' ii~Cil loaholoo PotiMir 29 Manufacturer 30 American saint 31 Cheer 3t Early church challce 37 Go astray !Ieiiia . II Old Italian title . ZIVague medical complaint sz CUckoo 13 Pothouse offering 34 Salt (Fr. ) I$ Type of valve 17 Glri'IIIIUDe • Lally .Prison llllpttenlng .Qullling OFrench IIWI11rtame DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work it : Ia AXYDLBAAia LONGFBLLOW ODe letter almply Mluldo for onolber. In tblo sample A 1o tiled for the three L'o, X for the two O'a, etc . Slnale lelten, apoetropbeo, the len,U. aild formoUoD of the wordo on oil hlalo. Each day the code letters are dltrerenl. eCII Newo Uphol•tary \ play ~c:~a•'tH:d' cayproqvOTU 1:1 a (I) ABC Newt One on One '1 : ~ a (I) NIC Newo (I) MOVIE: 'Aiclwd Plyor TRISTATE UPHOLITEA'r IHD, • 1163 loC. Ave .• Galtlpollo. 448-7133 or 448-fl33. ~ South should have passed to two no-trump, but then he should not have been faced with the problem. With ni ll'! high-card points, good spot inventor News ,_(l) Not Noceuartly The I 5AY J .A .R . Construction Co . Water linea . Footers , 1 Aluminum bolt with Drains. All kinds of Ditchln'g. bass seat, oar, new trolley, Rutlond , Oh . 614-742 · Auto Parte & Accessorial !II INN Newo CIJ Stor Time I]) TBS Evening Newo Coli 814-387-0831. 76 winners. South would play along, bullhe 4-t club break would hold him to two club tricks. and lh er e was no r ea l D ClJ CD Cheero Sam (l) MOVIE: 'On Golden Pond· Cll • (jJ 20/20 (I) Avengers HOW COME WE DIDN'T OH, NOTICE BIRDIE'S WEIGHT YOU .. GAIN BEFoRE'i' KNOW BIRDIE •. • se t up any more diamond By Oswald Jacoby ood Jamea Jacoby 'toga· party or Cheers. IAI I]) Ill llJ Amanda ·a 10:00 D (l) (I) Hill Street Bluet ExcavatlfiJJ Hanna , ponds . ditches . bal'ements , etc. Call 446 · 4907 . Carter • Eveni Transportation . Opening lead +4 CaPt . Furillo tries to recover OOZER WORK By Tod Boats and Motors for Sale ond diamond . Then il would be u~ to East to put the last na11 in South's collin. He would have to play low . South would scor e his 10. but there would be no w ay to agrees to help Norm hold a I========== 83 tncks. West would have to cover tha i 10 of diamonds w1th his king. Soulh could do no betler than to play dummy's ace and lead a sec - South I NT 3 NT las Vegas. NV Cll Ill I========== 1980 ODYSSEY . excellent 82 condition . SB60., 304· 676· 3773. MOVIE: ·Giant' Part 2 CIJ G (j) New Odd Couple Cll Good Neighbors cards and a fai r live-card suit, North should have bid the game. South won the spade lea d and promptly led his 1'0 of diamonds. West followed with lhe deuce, dummy with the lour and East t ook his queen . East returned a spade, and West let South hold the trick. South led his jack of diamonds, let it run for a finesse, enter ed dummy with the ·ace of clubs, played the diamond ace and made four· odd wh en Wes t 's kin~ dropped. Inspired defense would have held South to just eight +J5 pic Update.' t1 .800 . Gene Oodoon, 927 Solos. Brownell Ave .. Middleport. "K rtr rr Print answer here: CD 19B4 Gaines ·An Olym- 10,800mifes. New tires and mates. metal building and · bontiry. f1100. 814-992- fence erection costs. Alto · 2382 . buying and selling helvj ~ equipmant . HorH &. stock · 1979 XS760 Yemeha Spe- trailer sales. PleMant Meacia!.. Full dra11 with aterao . dow• Distributors and luy Factory llghtW0t11H to iHM Troctoro, waight. llbergl- sc-p ! l o t - . Vtfto. Coli 13· ond 11' tnovel t r - . • 114·441·8201 betWHn I- naw19'5tllwhoei. Cal,_ I , ,Mondoy tllru Frldoy. toll ' ' " 1-100-341-4112 Ford Courier pickup, lor frH brochurelnd SAVEl ,.ry good cond., e400. Colt 181.7 loony oompor 14 ft. 1114-388-8384. 304-1711-3123. leo, 2919 Jock"'" A... Pt. ••· cond .• f85 . Coli 448- Plouant, WV 21180 304· 8180 oftor·4 :30. · 875-3210. , Roofing and 1-"- n-... Now arrange the d rded lettert 10 lorm the ourprloe •no-. u ouggooted by the ob<Mt cartoon . D (f) CD Fame Coco under· 1980 Hondo XR 600 dirt work. general repairs, cell · bike, 1 .600 miles. eJtc . Anthonv Wllllomoon, 614 - : con d .. 1796. Ca1161 4-38B- 367-0194. 9809 . CALL 304-675-1293 lor ; 1979 Yomoho 850 Speciol. concrete end black top est I- 1 tllroom), tu" llllgth rownln9, 1873 2 bdr., oloc. or wood- low towl, mlltos•. ex. burner, oanlng on prlvota ~2nd . . fl. Ill. CaU 4411· 5_9_:_·ev.:._on 101. CoM 114-281-1113. _;:_ , _ _,.;-_ _ nlohed . Around Mlddlaport E & R Tree Service. fully Insured . free "estimatelll. Coli 1114-38B- (night 814-898-B206 .) 1979 Ford Flooto. ona Truck• for S•le B:30 .oo6 coli ater 8 P· ll'· 304-5711201B . 72 ,-·1 r J Entertainment wealthy practical joker caps his career by leaving Magnum over 50 million dollars. [Rj(60 min .) (I) (H) Sneak Previews Cohosts Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyons tak e a look at what 's happening at the Call Phone 614-367 -0636. call after !5 . 814-742-2236 . 19114 CHEVELLE SS ~§0, 4 speed. vary nic1. must MU, 304-11711·21183 aftor 6 p.m . 3 bedroom houM, unfur· ..."DADDY' HHOWS ViE WERE 601H' 1\f)ANDONEO MINE AN' HE' P,NOI'/5 WHE/fE IT 15! ALL WE HAVE T' (JO IS 6ET 81/CJI THEflE Arf WAIT FOR HIM! :r' 'THAT ()(! 1 mif11. cresh bera. piece custom fit your home. nddfe bags. body cover. full Guaranteed. Advanced Gutface helmet. axe. cond . ter, (Day 614-592-4068;) f3.300 . 9809 . 'THE.Y EN.JOYEC>THAT IN IHE 50LJTH SOMUtH 'THAT 'THI!:Y DEC /DEC> 'TO ISO 15AC.K FOR iHI5. ITEMN'ECI mOVI&S . 1980 Chovy Cltttion, botwean 8-4, 304-11711-3928 aftor 4 :15, coli 304-1171171145 . 8911-3647 . I K) (l) MOVIE: ' Buddy. Budd-,<' (I) I Spy CD 111alde the USFL Cll • (j) Condo D (I)® Magnum. P.l . A Motorcycles owner. 4 spHd, em-fm redlo. tunroot. *3800. 304· Wanted to Rent in~. I========== 304- 882-2483. or 1976 BRONCO, good 304-B96-3802 . ohape, 304__678 _2779 . 614-992-29211 . Call 446-0756 . 47 614-388-9328. trailer. 81400. Phone 304- 1979 Dodge 0-60 aport 1976 Case 460 Bulldozer with 8 way blade, 2070 hrs., axe. cond .. $12,100. Call 1600. 304-882 -2532 882 -2274 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel . Water Wells. Commercial end Domestic . T81t hol81i. Pumps Sales and Service. CiJ goes a persona lit~ change and Leroy trie s to help Julie recover her stolen cello. {RJ (60 mini Autos 0713 . STRAWBERRIES for ule. 8 :00 or 875 - 1 983 Hondo V66 Magno SEAMLESS GUTTERS. Ont · hay baler with new knotters, Furnished Rooms 304 - 676-2088 4660 . f2.800. Coli 448-181 5 or 448 -1244. books . 304-895- INTERNATIONAL no. 48 poid, 304 -675 -2695 . 992 -7479 . 77 ' DOdge Powetw•gO~. cruise .control, AC. AM-FM otero . I 1 . BOO. Dodge transfer case for $75 . CaH I SAUPE Tonight rittnced roofing. .i ncluding t)ot tar applicati.on. carpen ter. -electriclan, "masOn. Cell Coli 4411-41.38 . 74 • RINGLE ·s SERVICE expo- sic:, 4 dr. iedan, one owner . several 62 Park. Route 33 , North of Pomeroy. Large lots. Call drive, quad tree;. PS, PB. AC . auto. new tires. mec:h. iound, 8795 or best offer. 1983 Kimball Orgon. whh ONE bedroom apanment, t226 month. all utilities 46 1 ton truck 1970 Che.tlolet. Gone ot 614-992 -6309. · 12 h. bed whh catle raclla. 37.000 acturol mlleo. GI!Od RON 'S Tetevlsion Service. cond. t1 .200 . 614 -742 - Spec;ializing in Zenith and 2480 evenlngo. Motorola, Quazer. and houa.. coils. CoN 576-2398 or 448-2454. 73 Vans & 4 W . O . · F & K Tree Trimming, atump , 74 Jeep WagOnHr 4 whMI removol. Coll876-1331. ·· glide, f3 ,500 firm. 446 -3235 . NEW & Used Horvootore phone. 1-614 -992-6868 . mended for profe11ionaf steam cleaning . Scotch, Guard-Free EltimlltH. C1ft' 446-4782, 537 Shelbyville, IN 48176 . Structures. AuJomated livestock feeding -computer feeder•. Call collect 614585 -22110 . John L. Bono. ONE bedroom apartment, 402 112 24th . St . Pt. Pleasant, ..,,. extra sherp, $3,4915 , John's Auto Salea. Call ~D~I -~~-- e GENE 'S CAR CLEAN_ING SERVICE . Recom -• 1986 Harley Davidson fast ~ear pan head, first electra Golllpollo, Oh . 446-0475 . REPOSSESSED SIGNI No- ONE bedroom apartments tor 1ho eld erly . All utilities paid . Tenants pay 30 per· cent of their adjusted in· come in this HUD subsidized apartment building . Twin Rivers Tower, phone 304 · 676 -6679 . Equal opportun · ity housing . 45 Qood -TWO PEAVEY lead 3 speed. 3 wheel bicycle, like new. Call44& -1163 . GE wa sher & Ho tpoint washer nearly new condi· tion, also other washers & dryer . Guaranleed . 814 · GE avac:ado refrigerator like new $176. 30 in . avacado alec . range 3 vra . old f160 . other refrigerators, washers, & dryi ra 890 and up. All 30 daya guaranteed . Call 446 · horae, 0838 .· S2611o S35 , bed fromoo &20 , 1- ..:._______::_:..:..__ $26 . & &30, king frame 860 . Gold color rugS. pad 8'.1111 ', 256 -1207. P11imo pupa. 304-895· 3968 . For sale walnut logs. Call l '-38 _6 _7_._ _ _ _ _ __ _ 458 -1997 w -cheater axle and 20 ft . flatbed . 1978 Wilderness camper. a 2 saw edge w -power unit, Lafont 400 industrial wood aplitter . Apertment s . 30 4 - 676 · Peek · a · Poo puppy, 12 weeki old, black . Sm.llsize, regittered mele. 304· 882- Part: Credit Manager: P.O . Box - - - - - - - - - 26 cu .ft . Gibson freezer. like new . 6 HP Rototlller, good cond .. Call 446-4313 . loodar. 2666 . 614-992 -7888 . 165;;-dl;;;;:;;;;;;-:-;;.:-:y~;J p·c . di.iinette . set. 446-0322 6 room & bath unfurnished apt . 614 -992 · 5 4 34 , 614· 992 · 6914 o r 304 -882 · Treeing Walker pup. Regi e· tered . N i ght champion stock. Male or female . 8&0 . e. 7177 . 61 4-992 -7787 . nloh'1, t226, 1\lrnlohed. pluo _r.tllltlto. t50 depooh. 304-,78 -3248 oft,, 7. . Nlct jllobllt homo Jot w_ o lor · ond ¥Ower turn. ~4 - &78 10781 . ltleSeLF·ST;cK. BA~. 115.50 per ft. Aloo plootic 304-.76-&277 . TWO bedroom, 1 axliO furnloll~. olr, wooher, dryer, 1176 , pluo utllllleo, depooh ond !eferoncoo. ~4 - 876 4874 28811 . Inch inch COUNTRY MOBILE Home TWO mobile home' for rent on Rt· 2 ilbout 6 minutes from -town . Cell after 6 . sian and llamaH kitten•. 11:30 a (I) (I) NBC News Cil MOVIE: 'Soc.reta of S&tlond Y ord' ' I]) Gomer Pyle (I) a (j) ABC Newo D (I) (it CBS News (I) Or. Who (iii Over Euy 7:00 a (I) Kentucky Chriotlan Colloge • Saints Alive (!) ESPN'o Sportolorum I]) Corol Bumen Cll Entertainment Tonlght CD Charlie' 1 Angelo D Cll Tic Toc Dough (I) (H) MacNeil-Lehrer Repon (it Newt • (jJ Pecple'o Court Star Trek 7 :30 (l) MOVIE: 'Going Apol' CD ESPN SportoConter I]) Major League Bos-11 : Chicago Cubo ot Atlanto Cllll Cll Family Feud (I) Buoineoo Repon (!!I You Asked For It (H) Lest Chanco Garage Painting inttrior S. exter~ wallpaper hanging. _lnaureil, Fr• eetimates. 614· 949- fLUffY 1Me CAT, ~ CotiCitW\Ti, Wtb t.eb HeR diVNeR To ~~~eNr Call 4411-3844 after 4PM , 1 bedroom apt . Partially furnished . Carpeted . In Middleport . &166 . m onth, dep.oait. plus utililies . 614 -992 - 1 bed room Apt . $196 . mo . including utilitie 1. Equal housing opportunity . Con· ta ct Village Manor Apts. 8221 . 4338 . 6 prom dreiHI sizea 7 ~ 13 .' like new. Worn only once . Good selection ot bedroom tight beige rug 9 ' "9' like suites, cedar chests, new . Lightbejgerug3'x9', 1 rockers , metal cabinets . porta pottie, like new with swivel rockera . chemicals, 48" inter spring Used Furniture ·- book cue . mattress; 1 green couch Ffe.11 ranges , ·c hairs , end tables . steel early american style . washers, dryers, refrigere · Phone 614-992 -3249 . ton and TV ' s. 3 miles out 1- - - - -- - - -Bulavllle Ad . Open 9em to JB 360C dozer. JB 3608 6pm , Mon. thru Fri. . 9am to crawler. loader w · bucket 6pm, Sat. and forks . MF44 rubber tired APARTMENTS , m o bile homes, houses. Pl. Pleasant and Gallipolis . 6:14 -446 - osit required . C811 304 -676- ' . 2 bedroom with yard . 8180 . plus deposit & utilities. M OOER N 3 bedroom, fam · ! ~ 2749. 6648 lly room, near schoola 8t hospital. Reference &. dep· . =· Apt . for rent . Half double-2 bd .room Apt . A dults preferred . No pet s. 614 -992 · &360 mo. Call 614 -246 9170. 614-992 -7177 . Coli 448-7798 . I ::1=::1::!-=1 acherlie-oA~I• opociollzlng,ln bUMt up roof. Coli 614-388·BB67. •• Service. culvert in stock. 8 Inch thru 36 acres at Rodnfly on W .T Watson Rd . Owr;er "finan c· 304, 676 -7386 ing 8~~ileble . CaU 4.4 6-8 22 1 · - - - ' - - - - - - . - - - ' - attar 6 weekdays . Small furnished hou se in cit~. adults onl~ . Call 446 · 1.4 Acre lot in Bradbury, 0338 . good location, trailer hookup. all utilities, septic tank. JACKSON ESTATES ' Equal Call 614 -992 -2602 . Housing Opportunity' has one bedroom apartments TWO acres. septic ayatem, rent starting at $ 167 per well. aleouic hook -up, '12 month and two bedroom mile from New Haven, 304 - apartments rent starting at 8193 per month . Call 446882-3358 . 2746. or .leave meuege . mllmt and take over IJayments, city water & electric $tud Marcum A~ofi.ng • $pout· ino. 30 veer• experience. Let's do It again! VACHO ~ '=I ~ For sale metal culvert 6 Inch for Rent Lots & Acreage Doberm•n: 1 GCilCil8Cil(lt•IJZ exterior, ptumbing. roofing. some remodeling. 20 yra. HILLCREST KENNEL • Boordlng lill breedo. Soiling Hoppy Jocll Dog Food. AKC Unocnmblt .._.lour Jumbleo, to ooch · 1o tonn lour ordiNrry - (I) Tic Toe Dough CD 2nd Annual Loogendory Pockat IIHiard Stare I]) A.,., Griffith CD Newa/Sporta/W-er (I) (iii Studio 'S.. ~;;;;;;~~~~~;~:~~;;~;;~ approved thru eo inch stock12 . Sta\e 16 in gauge Inch 44&· 3888 . REAL e111te for s81e by owner. Building now being used for bu!!iineu, 7 room apartment. 2 bedroom house to rer\t for extra income. Appro"ima\OIY 1 acre of ground. good well , ci t~ weter on Crab Creek Rd . Call 304 - 676 - 6609 for appointment . Pet• for Sale HEAP Vouchero. Coli 614256-6246 . Coli 446-9769 3694. 11:00 byHtnriAmoldonaBoiJLat ona- EVENING · up. Coiii14-3BB-9&112. : Knauff Coal • Firewood Prln• reduced May-July. Pick or delivered . We honor SMALL 32 acre farm , 6 textured ceiilrtt• com~M!:­ clirl ond Mldentlel. f,.r ntimotn. Call 1114-25.._ 1182. • ~ . PAINTING • interior and 66 ~ ~ ~~· THURSDAY 5/26/8=! ' STUCCO PLASTERII!G - 12.998 . Coli 1-1114· 88117311 . 9M our model. off a 14x70 mob:ile home. long pi~ll MIIIUrl 32 .. , ~ort piec•• 21 " and 10 inches acroSI, anterlock In II metal fr•m•. wood grain Home S.nlti,.ll -11--1 3 'ilftl)~ fj)'i} ~THAT ICIWIBL!O WOIIO GAME elevision Viewing Improvement• Buitd your own Eerty Ameri· cen . home, 2 or 3 bdr .• home ua411d jutt 1 year ce..me Farms for Sale 81 block. brick, _ . , P'-· windowa _ lintel a, etc . Claude Wlntero, Rio Gronde. 0 . Collll14·2411· 6121 . The Daily Ohio by Larry Wrtght ..--------,..-----....;.---.., Building m-.erials 33 INJy 26, 1983 -=-=--::-:-:---=--::--- .KIT 'N' CARLYLE ' " They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Homes • for Sale . . May 26r 198~ H DC' E NAE IWODJi\ owsc WF o.w=: LW•FCH.- · Y.._.,.1 OFKEEIDIG N DNKKZ KNFFUCHANMC FDC IWKHF 1JCXA FPX PWUHXA PROCRASTINATION IS 111E AI!T. Y&(IERDAY.-OONMARQyJS . " �Page Po111eroy . Middleport, 'Ohio 14--The Daily Sentil'lltl ·Atty. Wolfe heads Washington SBA Office WASHINGTON, D.C. - Janice E . Wolfe, a native of Racine who has served In a number of agency executive positions and also as a fanner assistant at!Dmey general for Ohio, has been named director of the Washington, D.C.. dlstl1lct ot!lce of the U.S. Small Business Admlnlstrjltlon. She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Wolfe, formerly of RactnewhonowresldelnWorthlng· ton. Wolfe will be responsible for dellvery of aU SBA services to small llrms In the Washington metropoll· tan area, · which Includes the Dlstrtct of Columbia and adjacent counties of Maryland and VIrginia. In announcing the appolngment, SBA Administrator, James c. she has been deputy c11rec11r since 1991. She a1ao has BeTVed u SBA's acting regtotial COUlllel In the Chicago regional o!flce, dlatrlct counsel In Columbus and dJ.rt.oi:tor for the Colum!Jwi, Indiana· polls and New Orleans district Sanders said, "Janice · Wolfe's knowledge and expertise will he an asset ID the many small firms 1n the Washington, D.C., area . Her years of extensive legal and admlnlstraUve experience makes her Ideally suited for the position." Wol!e comes ID Washington from SBA's Chlcagodlstrtct ottlce where ~ of!lces. Prior to jolnine SBA In 1972, ·. . ' ~ Wolfe served u attomeyexarnlnel" fer the Ohio Department Liquor She ttU!Ited a bachelor's degree Cclatrol and for six years as In aovenunent trom Ohio Unlver· asslstan slty In Athens and her law degnie Wolfe t from Ohio State University. bonors, Including awartlii Chi· . Wolfe succeeds Bernard cago rea1oaa1 o!flce · u director of the Washington, D.C. the year and u the. aeency's = r wlllln naUonal supervisor of the year. s ce ampa, ::X:=.:!asc:'A supervisor~ ~':a~ La~. 76ers beat Lakers Weekly sermonette Bible quiz set Page3 Page7 PageS ~e rr;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~,~~~~-~~~i~i~~~~i~~~ii~iii~~;;;=Fia~.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ Georgia V. Rarden to Harold D. Graham, Parcels, Scipio. Freelln F. Peck, Sandra F . Peck to Roger Luckeydoo, Sandra Luck· eydoo, Lot 91, Middleport. Richard Fetty, Glenna Fetty to Leading Creek Conservancy Dlst .. Right of Way, Rutland. WWiam E. Jewell, Diann L. Jewell to Scott D. Wol!e, Lot No. 3, Sutton. Harley E. Riggs, Mildred R. Riggs to Harley E. Riggs, Mildred R. Riggs, !lJ acres, Bedford. Thomas A. Chafin, Sr., Janet S. Chafin to Madeline Chafin, Lots, Pomeroy Vlllage. Floyd Cummins, Addle Cummins to Floyd Cummins, Addle CUmmins, Tracts, LeUirt. Floyd CUmmins, Addle Cummins to Floyd CUmmins, Addle CUmmins, Lot, Letart. Olive Mllard to Raymond L. Mllard, 4.35 acres, Scipio. Harrtet Burnell Sterrett ·Lorain P . Sterrett, John Thomas Burnell, Eleanor . Burnell to Russell W. Moore, Hope J. Moore, Lots, Pomeroy. Herschel Gilkey to Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc., Columbia Transmission Corp., Agree ./Easement, salisbury. Lowell F . Wingett, Mary E. Wlhgett to.Ohio Power Co .. Righi of Way, Sutton. · James W. Suttle, Greta M. SutUe from Hazel CUrtis, et al., SherlH's Deed In Part, I,.ebanon. ' Mary Mlller, deceased, to Charles Edward MWer, dec., Wllllam August Mlller, dec., Albert Henry MOler, dec., Herman Arthur Mlller, dec., Caroline Miller Fisher aka Carrte M. Fisher, dec., Walter , Benjamin Mlller aka Walter B. MlUer, Marie Miller CUster aka Marie M. MlUer, Louise D. Caverlee, Bertha M. Kaetzel, aka Bertha C. Kaetzel, Freda MOler Farmer, aka Freda M. Farmer, Evelyn I MOler Alllson, aka Evelyn Allison, · Allee Truax, aka Allee Reamer Peterson, Frederick Elmer Mlller, aka Fred Mlller, Edith Thorson, Floyd Mlller, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy. Marte Cusler to Edna F . Schoenleb, Cert. of Trans., Pomeroy VUlage. Mary D. Mlller, deed., by Admi· nlstralrtx to Edna Schoenleb, Sherift's Deed In Part, Pomeroy VUlage. Edna Schoenleb, Trell Schoenleb to Bryan S. Shank, Lots, Pomeroy VUlage. Bertha S. Nichols to Carl S. Nichols Sr., Cert. ot Trans., saUsbury. . Anna G. Duffy to Eleanor Jean Duerr, Lot 299, Sutton. Voi .32:No.32 lloyd SUMMER FURNITURE SALE MEN'S SHIRTS All of our men's shirts includ«l for thiS sale · including kn~ shirt, Van Heusen dress shilts, shirts. Extelent oolledion of styles and '''"'"" llfess shi1s in sizes 14Yz to 17. ,. S. M, Land XL Don't miss our Special Sale prices all this week on famous Uoyd Fibercmt summer furniture. 95 SHIRTS •...... SALE $5.45 i) ·••u•.:r.~ SHIRTS ..... SAL£ Sl.55 $12.95 SHIRTS ... SALE $10.15 $14.95 SHIRTS .... SALE $11.65 lEN'S 182.00 Reg. Low-Back Spring Base chair ................ .Sale '69.DO 1 Reg. 93.DO High-back Spring Base Chair ... .............Sale 179.DO Reg. 1162.00 Spring Base Lounger ............ ........... Sale '137.DO Reg. 1176.DO Two Seat Glider ................ ... .......... Sale '149.DO 1245.DO Canopy SWing .... ... ........................ Sale · . .,Itt f. I ... \ "i ;:. ·'· v }'.. . ·+ ... . ( UTTLE BOYS' . C: 1>. SUMMER TOPS AND SHORTS ... .Arp/4/Jf~ . SPORTSWEAR Our entire stDctt of summer ~nd~ iS included in lhls sale. CI10osli frmn canvas bags, d utches, straw bags, macrame, shoulder bags and evernng . . . SAlE. Tops lndude muscle shirtS, plac~ !root knt.tops and jersey styles. Shorts are poly/colton blends. terry and denim. Months Sizes lhru Size 7. Poly /Cotton shorts, terry shorts. joggers. skirts, knrt tops, terry tops, tank tops and ~acks. Jr. Sizes S lhru XL REG. $10.00 REG · $15.00 REG · $19.00 REG. $25.00 SALE! SUMMER HANDBAGS , bags. MEMORIAL DAY SALE! Playtex BOYS' SHIRTS Cross Your Heart In sizes 8 through 20. Knit shirts, tank tops, cut-offs, dress shirts, westerns. cut and sewn sport shirts. You'll really save. CHARLESTON - SPORTSWEAR SALE ~ Marc, Bradley and Boston Trmler quality blazers, tops, skirts. *:lcs, blouses and golf skirts. lt1isses R£G. $2Z.OO ........ SALE $16.50 REG. $26.00 ........ SALE $19.50 REG. $33.DO ........SALE $24.75 R£G. $41.00 ........ SALE $30.75 200fo0Ft; Selected Popular Styles Including all Super Look panty styles The West GIR!.S' has announced that the below listed state maintained brtdge has been closed to all vehicular traffic: Mason County 35/5 spanning Thirteen-mile Creek near Leon. Detour routes Include Mason County 35/5, WV 62, 31. 44 and 44/6, approximately three miles. Motorists are urged to adjust their driving patterns to avoid delays. TOPS AND SHORTS SALE 47.~57. Feeder Heifers: (Good and ChoIce) :m-500 lbs. 50-66; ~700 Ibs. 39.1!().55. Feeder Bulls: (Good and Choice) ~ lbs. 51-63; 500-700 lbs. f7 .85-Q.25. . Slaughter BuUs (Over l,<nl lbs.) C2·~1 . · Slaughter Cows: Utilities C2· C8.150; canners and CUtters 39.2M&. Sprtnaer Cows: (By the Head) ~- Cow and Calf . Pairs: (By the Unit) 355-MO. . Vellls: (ChOice and Prtme) 54· 77.150. ' ' Bali!Y Calves: (By the PoUnd) 51·77.{1. ·~ Boars37-3'7.70. F~ Pip: 10-32. - (By the Head) ltlsses Sizes 4 to 20, half sizes 12Yz to 24Yz arid petite sizes 4·to 14. Two piece dresz, jacket/sMt suits, Sulldresses, crystal pleated dresses, rachel dresses and party dresses. REG. $3.50 ............... SALE $2 79 ~ . REG DO . , ' $6.DO ····· ···....... SAl£ .,... •• 79 '·''\ ',' - "--· - ,.. ' . REG.· $8 "', . · .. ····· .. ·····. SALE $6 39 .;..... -- -...... -~ REG. $13.00 ............. SALE $10.39 ""'§,.. ~, 1,_ -~'7"-d 1 J' ~\ , f:- · ~- . {., --·-· 1 SALE PRICED ·FROM ONLY :J . I BrlefbyKaU MEMORIAL DAY SALE! MEN'S MEMORIAL DAy SALE! BOYS' DENIM JEANS a Regula( and slim sizes 8 to 16, husky sizes to 20 • student StZeS 26 to 30 waist Lee and WranQiei bra.nds. Basic and fashion styles. Sale indudes our enbre stock. BOYS' $14.95 JEANS .... SALE $1166 BOYS' $17 ..... • .95 JEANS ......... SALE $13 96 BOYS' $18 95 JEAN . BOYS' • . . S......... SALE $14.76 $21 .95 JEANS ......... SALE $17.16 Hop PRICES: H=.(No. 1, Barrows and GUts) m Jbe. 46.25-46.150. . 8u Sowa 3&42.150. DRESS SALE Kn~ tops, blouses, jersey styles and RtJRby look tops. Shorts are denim seersuclter poly/colton and terry. Mon~s Sizes lh~ &ze 14. Market report Athens Llvelllock Report 811turda)', May %1, lfl83 CATTLE PRICES: Feeder Steers: (Good and ChoIce) :m-!100 lbs. 58-62; ~700 lbs. LADIES' FREE PARKING SUMMER SHORTS too. lEN'S $7.95 SHORT$ .............. $4.35 liEN'S $9.95 SHOR1S ............. $7.15 liEN'S $12.95 SHORIS .....~ ... $1D.35 liEN'S $14.95 ~ ......••.. $11.15 ~- POPPY --.::{n conjunction with poppy day on Satonlay, this window display fealurlng small white crosses, poppies and photos of ~ased servicemen In the will'S of the nation has been prepared In the window ol the Elberfeld annex buDding. E. Main St., Pomeroy. EDen Rought and Dorothy Jenkins of the AuxlUary of Drew Webster Post39. American Legion, prepared the display assisted by Jerry Rought and Elza GUmore, memhers of the post. OSP issu.es driving warning to travelers With Memorial Day weekend beginning at 6 tonight and ending at midnight Monday, Col. Jack Walsh, _superintendent of the Ohio Highway Patrol, Is reminding drivers to be "especially cautiOUS" during this heavy travel period. Locally, thepatrol'sGaWa-Melgs post reports It's gearing up ror Increased seathelt usage among motorists, citing speeders and getting drunk drivers off the road. "Being the first major holiday of the summer season, there Is an added riSk to every drtver In Ohio due to the Increased volume of traffic using our I'Q8dways, " Walsh said. '"'ffOpers across the state gearing up tor the additional der®llds placed on them by this Increased !rattle flow." Walsh noted that'!ll perct'llt of the patrol's maniJOIOW will work the holiday weekEIId helping motorists. Meanillhlll!, Lt. E.W. Wlglesworth. Gallipolis post ccmmancler, said iour out ~ tlve fatalities In the · po$t's coverage area have. been aiCOhol·related. With this "sad statistiC" In mind, the patrol will work locally on down DWI are This sale includes tenriis shorts. denin Cl!l-ofls. walking shorts, jog shorts. Coml*!te 11n&ll of sizes. Select whit you need now lor Memorial Day weekend and wear al summer long. MlilY have QlO!dinatine shirt on sale. 5' ~'.Ctl~" $}839 trackltll . someone spots a drunk drtver or someone opera Ung their vehicle In a reckless ·manner, they are encour· aged to call the patroL "With everyone's help, we can go thrOugh this weekend withOut a serious Injury accident or fatal," he said. '"l'hhs will be our goal when you see us out there on the highways this weekend." For those travelling around the state. WalSh pointed out that Ohio will again participate In Operation CARE (Combined Accident RedUC· tlonE!!ort). " This program Involves deploy· lng liS many marked patrol cars as possible on major lntersUite liighways,"' • Walsh explained. "By creating a high degree of vlslblllty we can provide the motoring public with the level of service they have come to expect from the patrol." Walsh Joined Other local patrol commanders 1n urging safety belt usaae. . \ I I I ~ - - Henry Hunter Hunter will head Meigs Democrats cha irma n, Hunter will serve unlll June , 198t Hunter · reports Ihat the county will be part icipating In a na tional CBS lele lhon from 9: 30 a .m . Saturday lo J p.m . Sunday to raise funds for the national Democ rallc Party . A number of stars among whom are Paul Newman , Ma ry Tyle r MoDI-.,, Gene Kelly a nd .Jea n Staple ton will be appearing at va rious li mes on the nationa l fund raisers. Ohio Govf'rnor Celeslr Is a lso schedu led to ma ke an appear· a nee on the show . Steve Haning, 19, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. has been arrested In connection wll h criminal mischief to property owned by Go ld a Epp le. Harrtsoni'Ule. The sherlft's departme nt re· ported the Incident occurred Tues· day night. Haning was arrested on Wednesday and Is presently being held In Meigs County Jail In lieu of $:150 bond. The department also reported Ihe Four new employes have been added to the staff of the Meigs County Department of Hea lth. They are David 1Chip 1Haggerty, Ginny Klllln , Mary Price a nd Dorotha Rltfle . A son of Mr. and Mrs . Robert Haggerty of Middleport. Haggerty has been named assistant sa nitarIan. He Is a 1971 graduate of Meigs High School and received his bachelor of science degree at Ohio University In physical education and recreational studies with ml· nors In biological sciences and health . He attended post graduate school at Ohio State University In the School or Alli ed Medicine . Haggerty Is marrll'd to the former Mary Blaettnar of Pome roy a nd the couple has a son. .Johna than Robert , 10 months. A native of Ironton. Klllln was bom and educa ted there. Shl' graduated In nursing from Memor· lal Hospital in Huntington, W. Va .. and atlended Marshall Unive rsity for one year. She w as employed lwo years as an operating nurse a t King's Daughters' Hospital I~ Ashland, Ky. Employed with the health depart · ment as assista nt nursing supervl· sor, Killin served three years In the U.S. Army Nurse Corps. 26 months victims who had safety belts available failed to 1111! them," he .- said. "Your chance for awvtval Is six times p-eater with a safety belt fastened Involved 1n ·• "-- Peer tutoring program gets approval at EHS A pe<>r tuloring program for studenl sof Eastern High School was approved Thursday night when Ihe distrlrl's board or <'duca l ion nwl a l lhr high school. According to lhr plan . lr acht•rs. Carolyn T r ipp and Nancy Larkins. wlll be in chargP of th<' one-on-ont· luturing prui,'Tam which w ill involve ju nior and S('nlor students making good l'(rades to assis t studPnt s who arP rccelvlnl'( railing marks In thPi r c lasSPS . Th<•lutoring would hr dont' Tiw board employed Oa le Matson as a subst 11 ut P maint£'nancf' person and acceptl'd lh<' ,-,.signallon of Grace ChC'valiPr as a subslltul f' custodia n. All cooks or lht' districl w ere authorlzrd to attend a raff•tc•· ria workshop lo bP hPld nrx r month at Marion . Student lnsurancf' was conlinuPd wi1h thf' Brogan -WarnPr Agem·y. The board agr('('(l tonccrpl bids.at ttlf' next m<<etlng on .JunP J;, on two bu ses, onr atiti p<t sSf'ng-r'raml onf' a .JH paSS('Ilgf'r vf'hicll '. Onr bus was sold last night for $1 10 the dlst d el·s athlellc boosters '111f' boarcl agn'C<t to put'f'ha.S(' a llf'W stow• for thP ChPsiPr Elr mf'n· tar)' School ('afriC'T'Ia a nd a r alrnda r for )98:~84 wa s acloptr'<l. TPaChf'rs will ml'<'l on Aug . 2:1 with thP flrsl day of classes on Aug . 24. Thf'l'f' Will lX' a Chrl"tmas hoUdH yvaea t ion and a sprlng brmk . Siuclrnl swlll pick up lhf'lr n•pot1 cards on May 2~1 . . Hlchard HotX'rt s. SUiJCrinte ndent, was given a t'Jvp y par contract cmd David .Janson. hig h sc hool principal, was hired for a I hrrryr•ar p<'rlod . An updal(' was glvPn on I h(' lnsta lla t ion of new roofs un a II of the four IJu lldings and work l' rx jll'C ted 10 be complf'l t'Cl by Ihe e nd or .Ju nP. A commendation was prepared for Carolyn Smith. ,l, lh grade ll'achror at Chf'SIPI', w·ho is retiring, ox tPnding than k.' for hPr con lrlbu· lion to lttP dis Iriel. of this limP bt.'lng sp<'nl In Japan a nd Ko rea . She attendl'd West('!'n State College a l Kal amazoo. Mich., and graduated fr·om lhe School of Anesthesia for Nurse Anesthetists, Cincinnati Gene ral Hospllal, Cln· ctnnatl. She served as a staff a nesthetist for 15 yea rs at Hol7.er Hospital a nd wa s e mployed as supervisor nurse with the Gallipolis City Hea lth Depa rtme nt for 10 years . She has res ided In Ga llipolis ror 27 ypa rs. Price, RN .. Is the Easlern Local School Dlslrlcl Nurse and has accepted summer employment with the Meigs County Hea llh fl<'part mPn l. Bo m In Gall ipolis, she Is a 1977 grad uat e of the Hol7.e r Medica l Cenlcr School of Nurs mg. Shr lives In Pomeroy. Is married and has a two year old son. Rltflc, a na llve of Meigs County , will sf'rvc as the hea llh department's roordlnalor of the Women Infan ts a nd Childre n Spec ial Sui; plemPnta l ~·ooct Program (WI Ci and · Automatic Data Pmcrossor Coordinator. A g radualf' of Soulh· ern High School. Rlfrle Is a volunteer wll h I he MPigs Counl y Emergenc.l' Ml'dlca l Se rvices a nd has had EMT. EMT A and para -· mf'dlc tra ining . RltfiP resides In Racine . ' t_ DAVID HAGGERTY MARY PRICE GINNY KDJ.JN " 10' ThP message cia lmed guerrilla t'ommanctos "recovered" a pistol. a submac hinP gun and a radio transmit ter tha i belonged to the shiln AmPrlcan . It also said Schau· fclbPrger . 33, or San Diego, Calli., was "pxecuted" In reprisa l . tor Amer ican Intervention . U.S. Ambassador Deane R. Hlnlon said Sa lvadoran pollee have begun an investigation and would likely receive F'BI help to probe what he ca Ued lhe "shocking, cowa rdly murder" of Scha ufelbergPr. who w as df'puly com ma ndPr of U.S. military advisers In Ei salvador. . S.:·haufelbPrger \wis one of 52 American noncombat mllilary adviset-s 1ralnlng thf' Sa lvadoran ann('(} fon·es In thPir :l~~ · yt"'ar-o ld dvll war against left lsi guetTillas He also was In charg<' or sf'f'ulity for lhPAlnPrican m!lila1-y group .. Meigs He~lth Department adds four employees I - to be from the main li>ftlst guenilla faction claimed responsibility for the first slaying of a U.S. mllitar;.• adviser In E l sa lvador. The communique said the killing was in reprtsal f01· "the crimina l lnte rvenl!on of YankeP imperial· Ism." But there was nocon!lr mation of the ciaim. either from t'<'bei radio sta tions or other· sources . The communique, broadcasl b)' two private radio stations ThUI'S· day, cla imed that urhan comman· dos of the Popular Liberation Forces if'PLl. the la rgest of five rebel bands !lghtlng thPU . S. - backl~l government , killed Navy Ll. Cmdr. Alber! A. Scha ufcll:JPrger In on Wedn<'Sday evening. But copies of thecommunlquPd id not carry the official FPL emblem . The group's c la ndesllnc Radio F'aqtbuncto Marti, as we ll as Radio Venceremos. thPofflclal voicPuflh<• five re bel bands. rf'ported lhe : cas,es. He also ial'(ll!d drlvmJ to use u you !Ughway COII!'!eSY In this respect. If . tral!lc accident. .. ) slaying 1vlthou1 Indicating who was responslbiP. on a ninf' W('('k gr<.~dlng period b<J'slr.; . arrest of John Haning, 22. Rl. 4, PomProy. brother of Steve Ha ning. According lo reports, J ohn Han · lng was arrested in connecllon wll h a n Incident which occurred al the Go lda Ep ple rps ldence o n Wednesday. HP was charged with Issuing menacing lhrea ts to Mrs . Golda E pple in connecl ion with hi s brother's case . .John Hanning Is being held In jail in llcuof $100bond . . "So far this year 98 percent ol bhlo's tratr1c accident fataUty .re ' ....,..,_., Charges filed after.incidents SIZes. (AP) -A communique purporting SAN SALVADOR. El Salvador Henry Hunter. Chester. has been elected chairman of the Meigs County Democrat Executiv e Committee. Employed at Kaiser Aluminum at Ravenswood, W.Va .. Hunter has been serving as vice chairman of the committee. As county cha ir· man he succeeds Bud Wilson. Chester Wells has been named vice chairman replacing Hunter In Ihat post. Mr. and Mrs. Hunter have two children, a son. Tom, at hom e. and a daughter. Rachel Livengood. who resides In Oeveland . As ne w county MISSES Summer Sale BOYS $4.95 SHIRTS ........ $3.85 BOYS $7.95 SHIRTS ....... $6.25 BOYS $9.95 SHIRTS ....... $7.75 · BOYS $12.95 SHIRTS .... $10.15 ot Highways CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP) -ThestateSupremeCourthasreopeneda Wyoming • County murder case to determine whether Joey Hall's conviction was tainted by failure to reveal a possible crlmlnal record of the prosecution's star witness. Hall Is from Ewlngton, In GaWa County. In a unanimous decision on Hall's appeal of a first-degree murder conviction, the Supreme Court overruled aU of his appeal grounds except one. The exception was a contention by Hall's lawyer that the conviction should be overturned because the prosecution did not make available to the defense the "rap sheet" of a man who was the main prosecution witness. The opinion by Justice Richard Neely said the Supreme Court could not decide that Issue from the Information before it. The decisiOn let Hall's conviction _st~d for t11e time llelng bl!t returned the .case to Wyoming County Circuit Court for proceedings 'there "to establish the prejudicial effect" of failure to disclose the witness' criminal record, 1! any . Neely's opinion did not name the witness In question but said he was the only eyewitness .to the crime of which Hall was convicted, the Aprtll~l shooting of James B. Laxton . . The case record Is unclear,' Neely said, about the defense's "efforts to obtain the criminal record; what effect on the trial the crtmlnal record, lt available, would have had, or whether the witness had a criminal record at all.". · Neely said failure to provide the defense with the crtminal record of a · · prosecution witness ciJuld restrict ·cross-eKa!lllnatlor and possible Impeachment of the witness' testimony. • · The shooting of Laxton allegedly. stemmed from an attempted Wegal drug transaction. He was shot on a Wyoming County stretch ot W.Va. 10 near the Logan County line. R£G. $5.DO ............ SALE !3.99 REG. $7.50 ........... SALE $5.99 REG. $11.00 ......... SALE. $8.79 lEG. $16.50 ........ SALE $13.19 REG. $3.50 ....... SALE $2.79 REG. $5.50 ....... SALE $4.39 $7.00 ....... SALE $5.59 $11.00 ...... SALE $8.79 ............. SALE $7 99 ............ SAl£ $11 .99 . ............ SAl£ $15.19 ............ SAl£ $19.99 Leftist group takes credit for.slaying Court reOpens murder case MEMORIAL DAY SALE! Bridge closed VIrginia Department > ' ·.• l Section•, 11 Paget. '20 C.nh A Mult imedia Inc. New•pop•r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, ·friday. May '2,7, 1983 . Copjriphted 1983 ( enttne at e Property transfers • • DORTIIA RIFFLE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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