https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/a70547bcca7594d6405ce0c6cc8497ef.pdf aa8f74e45cf4497c91e839bc7cf4ac6e PDF Text Text ; Parents voice objections to transfer By KATIE CROW 'KM Radlal225' Steel Belted Radial Whitewalls A proposal made by Dan Morris, superintendent of Meigs Local, at the March meeting of the Meigs )...acal Board of Education, to tra nsfer fourth, fifth and slxth grade students from Salem Center to Ru· !land met strong op ppos ltlon Tuesday nJght at a meeting of the Salem Center PTO. 42:97" Plus F.E.T. 1.69 Each 3.01 Morris, In his opening sta tements, said the building was under roomed. He pointed out that the space that Is suppposed to be used as a gym Is used for a classroom cafeteria, Ubrary and gy m. The Tl: tie I reading room Is too sma ll, and not a good situation, the superi ntendent stated . Mounting Included No Trade-In Required All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each 2.11 'KM 78' "Our Best" 4·ply Whitewalls Morris noted that Instrumental music classes are held In the kitchen. In addition the plano Is moved from classroom to classroom for vocal music classes. Morris said plans to add portable class rooms would cost $70,[XX). "We have financial problem s. Since 1966-67 we have lost 700 students in the district" Mortis stated. At the March .school board meetIng Morris said the Sale m Center Sc hool was overcrowded and pointed out the problems of con· ductlng slx grade levels and other classes In the five classroom buildIng. However, contrary to earlier suggestions of additional class· rooms a t Salem Center School, he proposed that some 56 children of the fourth, fifth and slxth grades be transported to the Rutland E lementary School where there Is more room for them. RAISE OBJECTIONS At last night's meeting parents and teachers In attendance took of· fense to having their school taken from the m and leaving only the first, second and third grades. One resident asked If eventua lly the first, second and third grades would be moved. Morris acknowledged that was a possibility and there are other schools In the district where slmtlar studies will be made suc h as Harrl· sonvllle, BradbUiy, Pomeroy and Middleport . Morris added there are good sound reasons to move to Rutland. Morris a lso pointed out that the entire district must be considered a nd the cost Is mlnimual In transporting the students . Salem Center Is not the only school in the district where changes will be proposed. One parent asked, does your decision stand? Morris a nswered, "!t is up to the board of education as to what will be done." Another resident asked, don't we have any rights? Another patron said, "We are In· teresled In the safety of our child· ren. We have to fight the coal trucks that trravel the hig hway between here a nd Rutland. There were more people killed in auto acci- dents than in Viet Nam. We are en· da ngerlng our children. we are socia l outcasts." Morris replied, "We are concerned with your child ren, probably more than you are. It Is true they will be transported a greater dista nce, but kids adj ust qullckiy." One parent pointed out that eigh t to 10 yea rs ago Salem Center was promised a larger school. large r playground and better supervision. What happens to all we have done? We have lost our identity. I will fight till the end of my strength to keep the school here. We want Sa · lem Center. We have a right as a taxpayf'r. Morris a nswered I understand your feelings. The rc<:ommPnda- tlons were basro on what b best for the dis trict. Another parent askl<llf the board had lookro at the cost for thP proposal. Morris said he fell it would r ost an othf' r bus dti vf'r . TI1r res!· dent wrnt o n to sa y. is it wise to movp thPse childrC'n without ha \·- ing cost l:lf:fon? !'ou'' Morris Pxplained that a bus sur V('Y will bP madc. but a cost s uf"\ · p~ · on rPmodrling thP rooms at Ru - tland has not been initia l<'<i . Morris said possibly all class''' at S.:llr>m l 1•ntPr w ould hP mnn>rl. h u t It has not been proposed . Morri s ad ded,"We arP looktng down the road not just for 1981 -H2. I ca n' t rPcorn mend to the board a $70,lHI •·x,x·n 1Cuntinul'Ll un pa ge Ui 1 Our Reg. 41.97 - A78X13 29.97 entinel The Daily Plus F.E.T. 1.59 Each Tires, Battery, Service Available Only In Stores With Service Boys 1 Sect1om , 16 Paget 15 Cenh A Mu lttmed1o In c N ewspaper Voi .30 ,No .1.S.5 Copyrighted 1982 Watson gives · jurors his side of shooting By KATIE CROW Additional state's witnesses were called Tuesday during the second day of the attempted murder trial of WUliam Watson, 51, Rt. 1, Reedsv!Ue. Watson is charged wit h the Aug. 27, 1981, alleged shooting of his stepson, Craig Foley. Gary Wolfe, Investigator for the Meigs County sheriff's department and Dr. Paul Modle, physicia n and surgeon at St. J oseph Hospital testified Tuesday morning . Dr. Modle treated Foley on his arrival at the hospital a t 12: 30 a .m. on Aug. 28. Dr. Modle testified that the bullet that struck Foley hit the liver, colon and a vlen that goes through the left kidney. Dr. Modle Identified the bullet (exhibit II) as the one he removed from Foley. . Dr:- Modle said Foley was In shack, somewhat cold and sweating. It was necessary to pump Foley's stomach In order that the contents would not go Into the lung and to do a colostomy. A month later, the colostomy was reversed OnScile-· Thru ,., ~ Mayl . .. / 3.4 7 Our Re g . 4.97 Super Polye Waxes 16-oz.• liquid or 14-oz.·· paste For lasting shine 16·oz. • Armor An• Protec t vinyl. leather. more. Trigger spout . 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Extended Ohio Forecast Friday lhrough Sllllday: . , ChaliCe of llbowen or lhuDdenltonns Friday IIDd early Salw'day. Fair Suuday. llllbiiD upper 1111 to mid-'lllll Friday, tile 11011 norib to 8011 aou&b !Wurday aad ID tile upper 11111 to ..... Suaday. LoWIIID tile upper tOll to low flO. Friday IIDd IIIOI&Iy ID tile tOll 8aturllll)' IIDd Sullday. , .. William Arthur Watson , the defe ndant then took the stand in his own behalf. Watson testified he has lived a t his present add ress, Owl Hollow. Reedsville, for the past 51 years . Watson stated Craig Foley had lived at his present home for the past I y, years. Knight asked Watson to take off his glasses and show the jury his eyes. It was pointed out that his right eye Is artlflcal and left eye Is blurry even with glasses. Watson said he has epilepsy a nd has had It all his life so he takes ll tablets a day which do not control his seizures. !Continued on page !6 l Declare bridge failure Fi-fr£ guts form er restaurant ~~~. DEFENDANT TAKES STAND ',• r ., CHEESE FOR THE NEEDY - A total nl 468 fivt' pound boxes of cheesr were distributed tn nt•cdy fam ilies from the Heath United Mcth tKtist Chur<' h in Middleport. just one of seven distribution points in lh t.> • A bridge on Township Road l831n Rutla nd Township was declared a physical failure upon the recommendation of County E ngi neer Phtl Roberts when the Meigs County Board of Commissioners met In regular session Tuesday. The board agreed tha t the bridge Is In need of Immediate repair a nd authorized the Ohio Bridge Co. to make the necessary repairs at a n a pproximate cost of $22,500. Several Olive Township representatives met with the board to discuss the need for a survey on property where the Long Bottom community building Is to be located. Engineer Roberts agreed to survey the property. Roberts reported he will take a bulldozer onto the multi-purpose site In order to repair a drainage problem . The engineer reported that he will also be preparing a survey of the new landfill site. The board agreed to reject the bid of the Mid-Ohio Valley Aggregate Co., and authorized Roberts to purchase sand and gravel at his discretion for the lowest possible prtce. Clerk Mary Hobstetter was authorized to perform extra work on closing out the access road project and to proceed with the necessary paperwork on the Tuppers Plains wastewater project and to complete the mental retardation buildIng project. Lottery winner CLEVELAND - The wlnn!ng number drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game "The Number" was 504. In the semiweekly "Pick 4" -game, the wlnn!ng number was 1697. • The lottery reported earnings of $390,852 on the dally drawing. The earnings came on sales of $!Mi9,468.50, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $578,616.50, lottery otflclals said. coun ty. Amo ng those donating their timl' to ht•lp were from tht· left, Jark Rt·<'htlc, llobt'rt Bauman . .Jim Brrwington, and lht• Ht' \ . Rnllt'rt H11hinsnn who ht·adt•tl up tht' program ht'ft' (or th t• Mt•igs County MinisttTiLII Assol·iation. Cheese distribution completed Approximately 15,000 pounds of U. S. Department of Agriculture surplus cheese was distributed to needy Meigs Countia ns Tuesday. Sole Price Sole Price va nced for the Tuppers Plains E mergency Squad was one of four that went on the call. Newland Is a pharmacist . He has resided at Owl Hollow for 10 years and has been at Village Pharmacy for 10 years. Newland said he had to use flas h· lights to see a nd had to put the victim In the emergency vehicle to ad minister an IV. Arriving in Middleport by truck early Tuesday morning, the cheese was di stributed to a network of coullly churches where residents carne to claim a free five pound box of the processed cheese. Willie the hours had been announ ced from noon to 4 p.m .. res idents began reporting t o the churches as early as 10 a.m. w 1ti most of the lucatinns were nut of the free cheese abo ut 3 p.m. The only gutdeline was a st gned statemen t attesting to need . With each box of c heese went a ha ndout from the Meigs Count y Ex tt•nsion Serv ice pn•pr1 red by Mrs . Dale Stahl. age nt , ex plaining how lu store and use the c heese. Th e Conununity Adion A gt• nc y appilt•d for th e ch eese wh1 ch W<-IS tli stnbuted Tue sd<:~y . Clwest• wil t be ti1 stnbull'tl Ill Gr:~ll1a County w1thm the next ft'w day s. The Mt•lgs foun ty Muus tt•na l Ass l>C!alltln ht•adl•d up t ill' distnbu tum lw re and was ass Jst t·t..l by voluntet•rs 111 Sl' \T il churl'ht·s around the count_\·. The unoff1c1al t'ount showed Mt·l ~s Coun ty rt't'eJ\' Ing :uoB fl\'t' pnund pa cka g es llf dll't'Sl' ur a !utal uf 15.540 pounds . Robinson given prison term Russell Robinson . 24, Ill. I. Cheshire ( Meigs County I convtcted last week of voluntary manslaughter in connection wi th the January 27 shooting and subsequent death of Paul Spencer, 24, Cheshire, \"as sentenced Tuesday mo.rnirrg to a term of from six to 25 years in the Mansfield Refunnalory . P rior to sentenc ing, Ga lll a County Common Pleas Court Judge Richard C. Roderick dismissed a motion filed early today by defense counse l Ronald R. Calhoun asklng that the April 8 verdict be set aside. Repeating the defense pos!Uon that the shooting was accidental. this morning's motion read: "Russell Robinson, defendant, says the lesser offense of voluntary mansla ughter should not have been submitted to the jury and therefore, the vertllct of guilty of voluntary mans- Student must attend Meigs' time out room A Southern High School senior was fined $!iO and costs and ordered to complete his final year in the " time out room " of Meigs High School in order to graduate this spring. These were the actions taken by Meigs Juvenile Judge Robert E. Buck when the youth appeared in court Tuesday to face a charge of stealing gasoline from a pwnp at the school. rtte ~~ ume out room" is a new program located at Meigs High School sponsored by the grant monies to the school and the Meigs County Juvenile Court. The room is for the purpose of inschool suspension, truancy and behavior problems of high school students. While in the time out room, students are required to study assignments and are not pennitted access to the school's student body . la ughter should be set aside, and so moves Robinson had been indicted by a Ga Ula Coun ty Grand Jury in February on a c harge of murder. During last Thursda y's charge to the jury, Judge Roderick directed that "murde r " (the purposeful taking of human life) and the lesser offense "voluntary manslaughter" be considered during the dellbera· Uve process. Judge Roderick described voluntary manslaughter as the purposeful taking of life .. . "with extreme emotional stress brought on by serious provoca tion reasonably suffi cient to cause the defendant to use deadly farce to kill a nother." "U you find extreme emotional stress," the judge directed the jury , "he Is not guilty of murder, he Is guilty of manslaughter." "We believe there was no evidence of a nything other than a n accide nt," Calhoun argued 'during this morning's hearing. "There was no reason to compromise that pos ltion ... he was either guilty of murder, or not guilty at all ." "We believe," countered Prosecuting Attorney J oseph L. Cain, "If the eourt determines stress ... or mitigating circumstances the court has the right to so charge ... Referring to trial testimon y tha t esta blished a full da y of drinking had occurred prior to the shooting, and further e vidence at!Psting to the "nervousness" of the defendant. Judge Rodelick said. "Theevi · dence was consistent with exrrem(' emotiona l st ress ... ! believe from the evidence il was a proper charge." On the request of the defendant Judge Roderick appointed Calhoun to represent Robinson on apPf'al. lie fu rther set appeal bond at $100,[XX) In a closing stateme nt to the defenda nt. Judge Roderick s<J id. "This was a trial not on! )· of )'OUr· self. but of the entire welfare S\ 'S icm ... a nd both of you ha,·e bef>n found guilty ... il you had used the HEAP check in a prolJf'r manner. none of this would havP haplJf'n('(l. During the trial testimony re· vealed the gun used in the shooting had been purchased on January 9, when the defendant received a reneral welfare "relief" check . Later testimony established that the receipt of a Home Energy Assistance Program 1HEAP I c heck led to a day of shopping, drinking a nd the eventual shooting of Spencer. Patrol cites Meigs driver The state highway patrol cited a driver In a two-vehicle accident In Meigs County early Tuesday. The Galllpolls Past reported that Thomas K. Gorby, 25, Emtz, W.Va., was eastbound on Ohio 124 a t County Rd. 1 at 7: 40 a.m. when he was unable to stop for some vehicles ahead of him, slid left and collided with a vehicle driven by Howard L. Barber, 32, Rt. 1, Reedsv!lle. The accident caused moderate damage to both vehicles and Gorby was cited for left of center. The patrol was called Into Troy 'I'wp. In Athens County Tuesday af· ternoon a t the junction of U.S. 50 and Ohio 7 for a one-vehicle crash. According to the report, Dorothy A. Roolrldge, 46, Rt. 1, Bidwell, was southbound a n 50 at 3:10p.m. when she lost control of her auto, drove left and went Into the median, restIng In a ditch. 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''""''' uut tw r " n l;olo l" '' Britain and Argentina: an economic deterrent One of the ma jor det e rrents to a war between Britain a nd Argentin a ma y be the poor fina ncia l condition of the two na tions. Neithe r ca n a fford a long fight . The British, a lreadv prac ticing economic a uste rit y, would be forced to sac rifice e ve n m ore. while the Argentines. deeply In de bt . might be threa tened with ba nkrupt cy. The fric tion hu rts a lready. La st week the pound fe ll th ree cen ts aga inst the U.S. dolla r. Arge nti na rushed to rea ssure c red itors. Because of their economies. the refore. it Is conce iva ble the two na tions might find pa tri otic a nd mili tary e nthusias m s dulled. a nd tha t negotia · lions could ass um e a m or e Import a nt role in s tra tegies. For th is to happen would be no surprise to inte rn a tiona l ba nke r s. who might c la im no g rea t military knowledge but who see economi c fac tors ass uming a grea ter role in interna tiona l rrla lions . While the e vide nce m ay not be conclus ive . som e of the m a re co nvinced the Soviet Union avo ided a direc t in volvem e nt in the Polish politica l a nd econom ic c ris is beca use of the po tenti a l cos ts to its treasury. There is specula tion a lso that the less bellige re nt tone of Fidel Cas tro towa rd the Unit ed States m ight in volve fin a nees. not just those of Cuba but a lso of the Soviets . whi ch ha ve been forced to provide Cuba with billions of dolla rs In a id . Wh.Jle both count r iC's have' din ' problem s, A r gent ina 's mig ht bC' worse. Une m ploy m e nt is l2 pe rcent, infla ti on 132 pe rcent. G ross na tiona l prod uct last yea r fe ll 6 perce nt. The co unt ry depe nds on foreign c redit and even in peaeetlme has had to struggle to pay its de bts. Mos t estima tes place that debt a t $.'l4 billion, a nd the fin a ncing of it at sever a l billion dolla rs a yea r , a tnll orde r in a n econom y tha t Is diminishing In slze a nd a lready pla gued by Inte rnal proble m s . Argentina also lives on exports, especially of grain. Brita in ha s. of course. ba nned Imports from Argentina a nd has ca lled on other Co mmon Ma rket na tions to ta ke simila r action. whic h could diminish Argentina' s expo rts by severa l hundred million dollars a yea r. To da te , accord ing to diploma tic sources. the Falkla nds opera ti on cos t Argentin a $500 million. If tha t is so. Brita in 's costs are even m ore. a nd rising a t a da ily ra te tha t would prese nt the B ritis h with a dile mma, tha t of de ter mining how to pay fo r unexpected expenditu res whe n the ci vilia n econom y a lready ha s been giving its a U. The inte rn at iona l co mmuni ty also has a fina nc ial interes t in a peaceful out com e . The Britis h have frozen Argent ina' s a sse ts . But Argentin a could ca use problems for Brita in to whom it owes se ve ra l billion dolla rs. It could defa ult . Defa ult Is a n ominous prospect. in view of d ifficulties ove r the Polis h de bt . Brea k one s tra nd and othe rs co uld give wa y too , a nd the losers could be Weste rn ba nks. holding most of Argentina' s de bt . In a sense. the refore. the bigger da nger to the world , bigger than a military confronta tion, could be the stra in on its fina ncia l sys te m . Berry's World ··u ·s called 'Chili Moun t St. Helens·. 'cause after you ea t it. you feel lik e you could erup t at any tim e' .. Today in history Today Is Wednesday, Aprll14, the 104th day o! 1982. There are 261 days lett In the year. Tllday's hlghllght In history: On Apr1114, 1912, the ocean liner Titanic struck an Iceberg In the North . Atlantic, and more than 1,500 lives were lost when the ship sank. ,. On this date: •. In 1890, delegates to the Washington Conference ot Arnertcan States ' created what was to become the Pan American Union. In 1945, U.S. bombers pounded Tokyo and the Japanese Impertal Palace ~ In World War II. : . In 1971, President Nixon eased the U.S. tradee~Mt>o,nChlna, permit: : t1ng the export ot non-strategic goods to that natfo'il: ··: And In 1974, Israeli andSyrtan!orcesfougbtthetfblii!estbattlestncethe '· October War atop strategically vital Mount Hebton. : :: Ten years ago: Four people were killed by urban guerrillas In Uroguay. •• Five years ago: The Soviet Union ordered Its fishing fleet to observe .'. • strictly the new fishing regulations the U.S. had set off Its coast. •• One year ago: The space shuttle Columbia ended Its first test flight with ; . • a smooth landing at Edwards Air Force Base, Calif. • Today's birthdays: Actor JolmGielgudls78yearsold. Actor Rod Steiger Is ~. And baseball star Pete Rolle Is 41. Thought For today: DWgence Is ihe mother ot good fortune. ·Miguel de Cervantes, Spanish novelist (1547-1616). Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Fast and loose!LL _________R_o_be----,rt_ W_a_gm_a_n WASHI NGTON I NEAl - How ac- · cura te must be the publi c sla tements made by the president of th e United Slates a nd his lea ding advise rs' Not very, according to the Reaga n administra ti on. Tha t is, as long as the sta teme nts arc well-intenti oned. Th is vie w surfaced rece ntl y dunng a n ac rim oni ous exc ha nge betwee n reporters a nd Dav id Ge rgen, the White House director of cummuni ca tions, ove r a nothe r in a long se ries of preside nttal sta tements tha t seemed a t odds with the facts. Ge r ge n de fe nd ed P r es id e nt Reagan 's ha bit of us ing off-the-c uff exa mpl es to prove i)is poin ts even if those exa mples la ter tu rn out to have been less than acc urate. What' s importa nt. said Ge rge n, is not " making sure we have every single fact straig ht .. but ra ther .. whe ther the largt' r points a re rig ht. .. The la test fl ap concern ed the president's a ttempt to illustra te his theory tha t muc h of the telev is um reporting about his administra ti on and its economic program h~a s been biased.' Reaga n singled out a report on a Washington television stati on about a severely ha ndi ca pped m a n who ws sa id to have lost his Socia l Security di sa bility benefi ts as a r esult of th e presi dent's budget cuts . Without na min g the ma n - or. for tha t ma tter. the telev is ion sta tion Reaga n lashed out a t the story as a n exa mpl e of inacc ura te a nd biased · and his administra ti on a re so fond of talking a bout. It turned out tha t the ma n in question was Stua rt Kindrick, a 36yea r-old Virg inia father of three. The fa nne r constructi on worke r suifered brain da m age a nd pa rti a l pa r alys is in a n on-the-job acci dent in 1973. Kindri ck was dropped from the Soc~al Security rolls last Octobe r nut because he had worked whil e receiving benefits but beca use he was deem ed for some unspecified reason to ha ve recove red suffi cicntl y to hold a full-time job. Kind r ick appealed th e decision a nd was examined by two doctors a ppointed by Socia l Security. Both dL'C iared him perm a nently disa bled with no hope of recovery. if a nything, they said , Kindrick was more disa bled tha n Socia l Security had ori gina ll y belie ved . In fact, onl y days before the pres id e nt ' s s ta te m e nt , Social Security returned Ki_ndrick to the di sa bility rolls with back pa ym ents from the da te of his re mova l. The White House now says tha t lhe pres ident was correct in a ttacking the tel evision report because it incorrectly said that Kindri ck had lost his benefits beca use of a rul e tmposed by the Rea ga n adminislraon . Technicall y, the report was in error. The rul e in question was ins t itut ed by th e Carte r ad - ministration. B ut th e s p ee d e d - up r eexa mina tion of Virginia di sa bility cases was necessitated by the Reaga n budget cuts. How did the preside nt get the wrun g information on whi ch he based his remarks? Ge rgen said tha t the " ca psulized information " about the case that Reaga n had received from the Social Security Admin istration must ha ve been either fa ulty or misunderstood . Tht pres ident is not alone among administration officia ls in the use of inaccurate ma teri a l to r einforce a n a rgwnent. Mets dump Carlton, Phils, 5-2 By 1\!0iOClated Press Steve Carlton has won 262 gam es. He has pitched six one·hltte rs, a Na· ttona l League reco rd . He Is one of only fou r pitc her s to win three Cy Young Awards. He has struc k out m or e ba tter s tha n a ny left -ha nde r tn m a jor league history . He has won 20 or more ga m es fi ve times. Imagine wha t he might accomp. Iis h lf he neve r had to face the New York Mets. Ca rlton has m ade two sta rts this season. both aga inst the Me ts, both losses. The latest one was Tuesday by a 5-2 score a nd dropped Carl· ton 's career m a rk aga inst the Me ts to 25-30. The Cincinna ti Reds a re the only othe r team with an adva n· tage (18-9) ove r Carlton . Pa t Corrales , In his fi rs t yea r as m a nage r of the Phlllles, was a t a loss to explain Ca rlton's troubles aga inst the Me ts , who beat him 4·3 in a 1969 gam e in whic h he stru ck out 19 ba tte r s a nd bea t him las t Sept.16 on John Stearns' only hom e run of the year. .. How a pitche r as good as Ca rlton ca n lose 30 ga m es to the Me ts Is a m ystery," Cor ra les said. "Som e pitche rs just ha ve a ha ngup." Meanwhile , the unbeaten Atlanta Bra ves won the lr seve nth consecutive game, downing the Clnnlnnati Reds 8-5; the Los Angeles Dodge rs defeated the Houston Astros 9·5; the St. Louis Cardinals nipped the Chicago Cubs 4-3 and the San Francisco Gia nts edged the San Diego P a dres 3·2 . The Pittsburg h Mont real gam e was rained out. The Mets took a 2·1 lead In the fourth inning on George r "' te r 's sing le, a double by Dave K.. om a n a nd Huble Brooks' bloop single a nd wra pped It up in the sixth on King · m a n's three- run homer afte r a 35mlnute rain delay. Bob BaUor singled with two out a nd Foste r walked before the ra ins came. Half an hour later, Kingman fell behind ().2, worked the count to 3·2, the n lofted his second home r of the season Into the left fie ld bleac hers at Shea Stadium . " The re was nothing I could do dur ing the de lay except stay loose, " Kingman said . "Carlton ra n the ball in on me whe n he got the full count. I didn't hit It that weU- just well e nough." " His (Ca rlton 's) stuff was good, .. said Co rrales. " He just got tagged by Kingma n, a nd Kingman can beat a ny pitcher." The Phillles also lost star thlrd base ma n Mike Schmidt, the NL's Most Valuable Playe r the last two years, for a t least 10 days whe n he tore a muscle on the left side of his rib cage. Dodge rs 9, 1\stros 5 Los Angeles got thin gs started on run·scortng singles from Steve Ga rvey a nd Steve Yeager a nd a sacrt· flee fly by Ron Cey In the first Inning . Dusty Baker hit a two- run hom e r off loser Bob Kne pper In the second. The Dodge rs added two runs In the seventh off Vern Ruhle on a throwing e rror by catcher Ala n Ashby and Bill Russell's grounde r. Jorge Orta and Mike Scloscla hit sacrifice flies In the elgh th a nd ninth, respectively, for insura nce runs. Cardinals 4, Cubs 3 Ozzle Smith 's seco nd ma j or league home r and fi rst since 1978 leading off the top of the ninth proved to be the winning run. Tha t m ade It 4-2 and the Cubs scored a run in the bottom of the ninth before St. Louis relief ace Bruce Sutter struc k out Ke ith Moreland and r e- tired Gary Woods on a grounder after Chicago loaded·the bases on a n e rror by shorts top Smith on a potential ga m e-ending double play ball . "I'm going to m a ke mistakes Uke eve rybody else, .. said Smith, who has been to bat 2,263 times in the m a jors . .. I'm not a home run hitte r . I only weigh 155 pounds a nd I'm not looking for' the fe nces, but those things wUI ha ppen." Giants 3, Padres 2 Rookie Ala n Fowlkes pitched s ix strong tnnlngs for his first ma jor league victory a nd vetera n Reggie Smith hit a lie-breaking two- run double as San Fra nc tsco won Its home opene r. Smlth, booed lustily by Gia nts fa ns whe n he played with the Dodge r s , was cheered by a crowd of 40,527 a fter breaking a J.1 tie with his third-Inning double. "I heard a few boos, but tha t was to be expected, .. sa id Smith, who went into the s tands afte r a Gia nts fa n durtng a game a t Candlestic k Pa rk last season . .. I helped bea t the Gia nts In several ga m es, butlf the y a re really Gia nts fans , they real ize tha t I'm a G ia nt now a nd will be trying to do as we ll for them as I did aga inst the m ... RRI NG OUT TH E STRETCHER - Atlanta Ilravt'S' manager .Int· Terre motions fur a strl'trhc r to be brou ght nul <.IS he lt.·~ms un•r Br:J\'t's' player Cia ude ll Washington. whn was hit in the ht'ad hy a pitt' h during lh t' first inning nf :.1 gamt' Tm•sday night in Cincinnati. Th e pil<'h wa s thrown by Reds' pit!'her Bob Shirle y. The initia l n •port was that Washington would spend the ni ght in a Cincinnati hospital , but ho· appear ed to be a ll ri ght. I AP La se rphutol . Benedict's single sinks Reds CINCIN NATI (AP ) - Bruee Benedic t's two- run single In the sev · enth Inning s napped a lie a nd lifted the undefeated Atla nta Braves to the ir seventh consecutive victory Tuesday night, a n 8-5 trtumph over the Cincinna ti Reds . The Bra ves rallied from a 5-4 deficit In the seve nth to ha nd the Reds their fourth d efea t in a row. Bob Home r' s double off relieve r Jim Kern following a wa lk to Br ett Bulle r tied the ga m e. Rufino LJ. reporting. Reaga n sa id tha t the White House had found out tha t the me n had bee n removed from th e rolls because he had he ld a full -tun c job for three yea rs whtl e dra wing his di sa bilit y benefits. Thus, the ma n was anoth er of those welfa re cheats who Rea ga n nares singled and Dale Murphy wa lked to load the bases before Benedic t lined a single off Cha rlie Lelbra ndt with two out for a 7·5 lead . Chr is Chambliss drove in a n ins ura nce run for Atlanta in the ninth with a sac rifice fly. Murphy blasted a three- run hom e r in the fourth to help keep a llve the w inning s treak, the best sta rt by the Bra ves since records were ke pt ln1930 whe n the franc hise was loca ted In Boston. Gene Garber, who came on in the sixth inning after a two-run rally put the Reds ahead 5-4, was credited with the vic tory . Mike O'Berry doubled to sta rt the Reds' two-run sixth against Larry Mc Willia ms, Rafae l La ndes toy ra pped a pinc h double to tie the ga me 4-4 and Dan Driessen's sacrl· flee fly scored Landes toy , who had gone to third on a grounde r. Murphy hit his fourth homer of the season off starter Bob Shirley to give the Braves a 3-D lead In the fourth inning . Lina res ra pped a n RBI double In the fifth innlng, the second of his four hits . to ma ke It 4-D. Wants security Reagan has boxed himself Into corner c ut comp romise a nd p ronounced himself sa ti s fi ed once It was a pproved . Rea g a n e ve n has been wa rmly embracing the tax·lndexlng provl· slon that Congress added to preve nt bracke t c reep caused by Infla tion, even though Inde xing was not pa rt of his own proposal. Fo r a ll his tough ta lk, thoug h. Reaga n has deputized his c hief of staff, J a m eS A. Bake r lll, to rep res· ent the White House In secre t budge t ne gotia tions with top cong r ess ion a l D e m oc r a t s a nd Republicans. Sen. P e te V . Dome nlcl, the Republican c halrman of the Senate Budget Commlttee, said last week that participa nts in the talks have made enough progress tha t they .. could reach a n agreem e nt tomor· row .. lf Reagan a nd Spea ke r of the House Thomas P. O'Nelll J r. would agree. Although the negotiators have not signed off on an a greem ent, they a re considering calls for tax Increases of about $135 billion over three years; red uc tlons In Social Securtty cos t of liv ing Increases a nd a cut of about $35 billion in the defense buildup. O'Neill sa ys he won't discuss c hanges in Social Sec urity until Reag a n agrees to alter his tax progra m , most likely the 10 pereent tax cut scheduled for July 1983. House Republican Lead e r Bob Ml· c hel said Reagan would " throw you out(of the office)" for sugges ting a change In the lax c ut. But the fact remains that Reagan Is under treme ndous pressure In this e lection year from ne rvou s Re- publica ns - not to me ntion busl· ness leade rs - to work for lower deflclts and Interest ra tes . Perhaps there wUI be similarities between Reagan's stan\1.. now and the position he took as g~rnor of Callfornla in opposing state income tax withholding. He declared a t the time that his " feet were set In concrete" against withholding, despite recommenda· lions of fiscal and politica l e xperts supporting it. Finally , as it became apparent withholding was needed to Improve his administration's cash flow posl· tion, Reagan called a news confere nc e one day, tapped th e microphone, and announced : "Gentlemen, the sound you hear Is the concrete cracklng around my feet." The shuttle: no barg"-"l_a_in_____R_o_be-rt_w_a_lte-rs CAPE CANAVE RA!. , F la . I NEA 1 to deal with mid-flight problerns that ceed $10 billion , while independent might destroy the spacec raft and to experts place the true cost at $12 - Whe n a Thor De lta roc ket roared into the sky on a m id-January guide the shuttle safely back to earbillion to $18 billion . evening ea rli e r thi s yea r , a million th . AI the same tim e, NASA advanced Indeed, the sales pitch NASA has a thoroughly unrealistic assumption people didn ' t line the a rea' s beaches, roads and ca useways for a offered to the White hduse a nd that the shuttle could perform 70 or glimpse of the specta c ul a r launCongress for more than a decade has more missions eve ry year - a ching . focused primarily on the supposed schedule that drastically reduced -with tht tA te Jitililr ·of ~iomi ·---~nomy-L-.a ,rellllllble, •..roanned the projected cost of ea ch mission newspapers, trad e publica tions and spacecraft as a logical successor to but also required a new spacecraft pari-lime .. string ers " for major the outmoded , unmann e d, law1ching on an a verage of onr e national news organi zations, " there throwaway roc kets of earlier years. every five days. In presenting that a rgument on In the ensuing years, the agency was absolutely no press inte rest, " recalls RCA executive ni cholas F . behalf of the shuttle program has relentlessly reduced that Pens iero. however, NASA engaged in grossly ·· · estimate..~ first to 60 missions per Pens iero a nd other company of- inadequate financial planning at year, than 50, the n 40, then 311. the fi cials were here for the e vent best and bookkeeping legerdemain current projection of "up to 20 launbeca use the rocket lifted into orbit at worst. ches a year" is more plausible but With each ne w shuttle mission, it also means higher unit costs. an RCA Satcom 4 eommunicalions but the a udience is becoming increasingly apparent To further reduce costs - on satellite represented only a very small !rae- that what was supposed to be a paper if not in reality - NASA relied lion of the estimated 750,000 to 1.5 relativ e ly cheap, recyclable upn a variety of othe r devices. The million who turned out to view the spacecraft is actually going to cost agency has, for example, recent launching of the space shuttle the nation's taxpayers considerably established an extraordinary policy Columbia . more than the self-destructing, that it will not seek to recover from "The big difference is that the disposable rockets now disdained by shuttle users any of the project's Columbia is manned," Pensiero NASA. research, development, testing and When it originally proposed the engineering costs. notes. " There's real human drama involved." space shuttle program 10 years ago, That accounts for all of the apOne of the principal reasons for NASA grossly underestimated proximately $10 billion spent thus placing those men aboard the development costs at $5.15 billion. far, but none of those expenses will Columbia, according to the National The agency now belatedly be amortized by requiring future Aeronautics and Space Ad- acknowledges that the price will ex- customers to pay a proportional ministration, is that they are needed ' share. To stress its contempt for oldfa shioned rockets, NASA turned to semantic tricks, renaming them " expendable launch ve hicles" with the emphasis on " expendable." But manipulating nwnbers and words cannot transform the shuttle into the economical vehicle NAS promised yet failed to deliver. Knowledgeable observers believe that the' Ariane rocket, developed by the European Spaee Agency, may capture as much as one-third of the international market for launching communications , weather and navigation satellites because that expendable vehicle is far less expense than the shuttle. With .NASA planning drastic increases in its shuttle user charges, old-fashioned unmanned rockets such as the Titan, Atlas and Delta have re-emerged as sensible , economical alternatives. "I wouldn't be surprised," says Richard Spier, who analyzed space programs for the conservative Heritage Foundation, "if we could afford, with less than a single yea.r's shuttle budget, to develop a better expendable that could launch payloads greater than the shut- Lina res e nte red the game in the first inning whe n right fie lder Cla u· dell Was hington was hit in the fo rehead by a pitc h from Shirley. Was hington w as rem oved from the field on a stretc he r a nd hospitalized for overnight observation, but a Reds spokesma n said the in ju ry did not a ppear serious . wha l proved to be the winning runs whe n wi lh one out Rogi e Gaul walked, M. Bissell wa lked, and Chris Allen walked to fill the bas es. Afte r a successful pick off pla y that left two out, Rob Smith crashed a tw<>-run tripl e to lleft for a 3-llead . While Ritc hi e was setting down the Falcons, Eastern again came to life in the fourth. M. Bissell rcac hL'<i on an e rror, then after two ground outs and a walk to Mark Holter , Roge r Bissell singled horne a run . Ni ck Leonard followed up the play with a lw<>-run single that gave the hosts a 6-1 advantage. EHS rallied for two more in the sixth on a Gaul walk, an Allen tripl e, and another Smith single. Miller plated one run in the seventh on four consecuti ve walks , lhe final score S. 2. Ea stern hitters were Rob Smith a tripl e and single , Chris Allen a tripl e, and singles by Beaver, Mike Bissell , Roger Bissell, and Ni ck Blue Devils, behind the lwt>-hit pit- doubl es , ching of Phil King, defeated Wahama , S-3 , in a non-league baseball game at Mason City Russell, Scott Slone and Edelmann all had singles. For the losers, Darren Gilland had Tuesday evening. The victory left GAHS with a 3-5 season record . The Blue Devils host Wellston in a league game at 4 this afternoononMemoriaiField . 2 dropped to 3- on the a first inning single and Steve Lyons a fourth inning single. Gilland started for the While Falcons. He was relieved by Lyons inthefourth se~~~~ma G.:;;~;~~~re King, in his first start of the year, fanned four, walked four and hit two batters. Big blow of the ga me was a tworun homer in the third inning by Gallia's Darren Haner. Haner also had a s ingle. Mike Wahama 100 002 0- 3-2-4 Batteries - King (WP) a nd Eulsler. Gilland (LPl, Lyons 15) and Zuspan. 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Leading hitte rs for Ra ve ns wood we re Corner with two singles and a towe ring home run , Abel ~ two singles, Marple a double and single, three singles by McCoy, a nd a long Fr 1. It Will Pay You To Attend ThiS free HOW·TO-HEAR-BETTER C 1 • Hearing onsu tatlon Men & Wom• •n LoS! ' ln c 11l's Thru Body W r<tp ., Rhoades in the final e. Rhoades fa nned one a nd wa lk ed one . Hob Cunnin gham went the di stant' C for Southe rn , fannin~ th ree a nd wa lking two whil e suffering the loss. The lone So uthern hit was a s ingle by J ay Rees . who narrowl y missed a ~ra nd slam horner later on in the seventh inning when Schindler climbed the fence on a spectacular play HEARING Is GETTI NGwo RsE? Ke n STOP BY OR CALL FOR INFORMATION ON HOW TO WIN 1 WEEK'S FREE EXERCISE '+-~ t ·" RAVENSWOOD - The Ra ve nswood Red Devils limited Ra cine Southern to just one hit in routing the Tornadoes 9-2 here Tuesday in a nonleague high school baseball contest. The Red Devils churned out nine runs on 12 hils in dropping Southe rn to 3-3 on the season: 3-1 within the SVAC. Carter went six rnnings for the West Virginians. giving up jusl one hit, while fanning nine, and walkin g six before getting relief from FREE EXERCISE DOONESBURY TRAP! I'M rxJING 1. Leonard. Eastern tra ve ls to Hannan Trace toni ght a nd then goes to Wate rf ord on Thursda y . Th e Eagl es r etu rn horne Sa turda y for a doubl e hea de r with Pa rke rs burg Cath olic beginning at 12 noon. I , in c~c nr e : 100 000 1- 2 I 6 Miller 102 032 x- 8 7 0 Eastern Batteries : Ritc hie IWPl , Allen 7th, and Leonard . Burgess 1 LP l a nd John Imler. Gj!!_~, ~?fs"""!~~~~r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;A;;;;;;;;;F;;;;;;;;;RA;;;;;;;;;ID;;;;;;;;;Y~O~U;;;R~ tle's." ,.,! Yf1/flt fMil.fltiC11t6! rrs · rrsA JUSTAEJ(FJB. r· · EAST ME IGS - Tuesday eve ning the Eastern Eagles claimed an 11-2 nun-leagu e victory ove r the Miller Falcons. Th e domina ting Eagles ha ve rolled up a 6-2 ove rall record a nd 4-1 ma rk within the leag ue. Charlie Ritchi e hurl ed a one hitte r for six and a third innings, fannin g II and walkin g fi ve in a great effort on the mound for EHS. Chris Allen carne on in relief to finish the game. Allen walk ed two. Ritchi e picked up the win , while Rodney Burgess took lhe loss on three strike outs and five walks. Burgess had the lone hit for th e Faleuns in the first innin~. Afte r a leadoff walk to Jones and stolen base, came the Bur~ess hit whi ch produced the first run. In the bottom ha lf of the inning, Eastern locked the score a ll-! when Beaver walked, Rogie Gaul laid down a perfect sa c rifi ce, and Mike Bissell had an RBI single . In the third frame E HS scored Starts CINCINNATI (APl Aa ro n Pryor . the World Boxing Assoc ia · tion junior we lte rwe ig ht c ha mpion. says he wa nts to be fin a ncia ll y sec ure a nd a c ha mpion when he retires a fter fou r o r five m ore fight s. The undefea ted Pry o r has been c ha mpion less tha n two yea rs . ''I'm only go ing to fig ht m aybe four or fi ve more limes ... P ryo r sa id . .. I'm a little dra ined ... Last month . Pryo r .. s li ghtly !rae· tured .. a knuc kle in a 12·round ba t· tie with Miguel MontiU a in Atla ntic City . He has a nnounced pla ns to box a slx·round e xhibition April 18 in subu rba n Fort Mitc he ll , Ky. Eagles top Falcons, Tornadoes beaten • WAS HI NGTON iAP l - Little by little. P reside nt Reagan has boxed himself In with public s ta te m e nts tha t co uld m a ke It emba rrassing for him to e ndorse compromises to trim huge budget deficits. His ha rd line decla ra tions aga inst c uts In defe nse spending or tax Increases on consumers sta nd ln sha rp conu·ast to wh a t House Spea ke r Thom as P . O'Neill saw last week as signs Reaga n was willing to budge a t least on the Pe n· tagon buildup - whic h in 1983 a lone amounts to a n 18 percent inc rease. Rea gan has ta ke n to sayi ng recently that the recession probably could have been avoided lf the three.yea r lax-c ut package ap. proved in 1981 had not been trimmed slightl y a nd delayed. Not surprisingly, Reaga n does not m e n· lion tha t he had agreed to the tax· The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio •I - 1 • 1 . a.· OFFER GOOIJ TIIRI APRIL IX. ilJX! "1 -------------UPPER RIVER ROAD lAcross from the Airport) 1 1 . ""'t"' Ll• OffER t;oolt TIIRI .-II'RI I. IX. l' lX! -------------i BONUS COL'PON l'ondnosa CHOPPED STEAKBURGER PLUS SALAD BAR llLII' orK . I g~,· on~ "' 1 2 PRICE C~nn O! llfl uSe-<! Wllh DIIIPI !l <!>t0U >11 ~ ll ii!II I C ~b lt l ~ l eS nol onCII.(!e-<1 Sille!> I~ > ~ IJJI I<C ~b~ 10 oegurao ~·ce where JeQUIIe-<1 0~ l~ w ll r p~ri•C• II~ II ~ Sl e~k hOUS !~ Cil00pe11 -mr --- Sit il- oS US 0 A 111Spected 100°o Ch(l(lpeO Beret Steak COUPON GOOD FOR AN Y PARTY SIZE <> . Bellone Hnrlng Aid Center . . 601 6ih AVIIIII, Hoolingltln. WISt Vrgna Tliepllolll: 52H221 OHI'R GOOO TliRL" J __________ APRIL IX. llJXl.,, / �, ~ Today's t Sports World By WW Grlmlley AP Correopoodenl Don't wri te any golfing epitaphs for 42-year -old Jack Nickl aus yet, warns one of the game's mos t kn owledgeable pros. The "Golden Bear" might l ust make you eat your words. " I did once," sa ys Bob Rosburg. 1959 PGA champion and TV comment a· tor. "and wound up with egg on m y r ae~ . It was In 1900. Jack hadn 't won a tour event In almost two year s and was missing some cu ts. I thought he had lost his desire. " I made a IIMie wa g~ r that he'd never win anot her major. Of course, you know, I paid off bef<Ht' the year was out." t'ick.l aus, at age40, won the 1980 U.S. Open In a stiningduel with Japan's I sao loki at Baltusrol 1N.J .) and later swept to his fifth PGA crown at Oak Hill 1Rochester. N .Y .I w ith a fant as tic scoring spree. "Although it cost me a few bucks, I found myself rooting for him In both tourn ..1m ents," Rosburg said . " I t was exci tin g to sr:lf• a grea t star rPac h IJacx and recaprur~ his old skill s." One of the common faults of span s is that fans and historians alike ar e inclined to search for eros ion in their grea t champions and to hu rry their downfall -often prema turely. It" s happening again to N icklaus. Ominous mutmurs swept the press headquarters at the Master s last week end w hen Jack. having surged into a strong first round lead, suddenly lost his putting touch and fini shed tied for 15th, eight shots back of the winner , Cra ig S t ad l ~r . " It happened to Hoga n. It happened to Palmer. Now it' s happening to Nicklaus." was one of the overheard comments. "Nerves are the fi rst thing to go, " sa id someone else. "You lose it on the greens ." " It gets tough after 40," added another. This Is old hat to Nicklaus, who has made a car eer ofknocklngover such fii msy ghosts . Year s ago, Sa m Snead and Ralph Beard predicted he would bum himself o ut before he reached 30. "When I feel! can no longer be com petitive, I won't try to hang on, I'll ha ng it up," Nicklaus insists. " That time hasn't come. I still enjoy the ga me. I think I can still win ." Rosburg, accompanied by his w ife Eleanor . was In New York Tuesday to help promote the $-i)(),!XXJ Liberty Mutual Legends of Golf In Austin , Texas. April 22·25. The event , telev ised the last two days by NBC, prov ides a nos talgia kick, bringing bac k the :A). year s-old and over star s of a nother pra. Rosburg, ~1, and Gene Littler, ol , former U.S. Open champion, ar e rlPfending champions. Com petit or s include Arnold Pa lmer, Miller Barber, Don Ja nuarv. Sam Snead, Jimmy Demaret and o t h~ rs who have com· mandcd headlines in the past. Marauderettes top lronwomen Tilt' Mt•J gs M ~t r < nH i t· r g1r ls· snftb~tll ll'ttlll rulil'd tn an l!ll p rt'SSl\"l' 154 SF.OA I. V Jd u r~ U\'er 1ill' JcH"k.S!IIl Inmwor nt•n Monday t '\' t.'Jllng. Hob111 Huffm gton pt<'kl'd up llw w1n for Me 1gs but Na lal u.' I.cu nbt• r t pitc hed t ht• 1 ~t s 1 1h n • t • r r ~nm~s fo r th e sa vl' a nd fanned f JV l' ba1t t' rs. Ka thy Juhasz suffered the [!JSS for J ac ksun . A ft\'l' ru n firs t inntn g gave Me1gs e~ \1 llw runs 1l neetit·d an d tht• ftnt' M L·J ~S pt t rh lll ~ did the rest. ltJ mt mg Jack su n t o just seven suJtlereLI hit s. Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page-6- The Daily Sentinel ML"r gs 111\ll'rs Wl'rl' P<:un Crooks a doubll', No!C:J li L' l . <:u nbe r t a s111gk ar1J trip]t• , ;trld Paula ~lr1r·tttll Fingers quells "Thunder', saves Brewer win CL EVEL AND (APt - Rollie Fingers started slowly bu t came up with the big pitch to rend the " Thunder" from Andre Thornton's bat when It m a ti ered m ost. It gave the Milwa ukee Brewers a 9-8 victory in 10 Innings Tuesday over the Cleveland Indians. Fingers, ham pered by a shoulder Injury In spring training, had ye t to work long r elief In the 1982 season . But he held Cleveland scoreless for the flnal 31·3 1nnings to preserve th~ Brewer s victory . Hi s s howdown aga ins t Thorn ton was fitting because ll was the Indl· ans' designated hitter, nicknamed " Thunder ," who had lashed a dou· ble and a pair of scr eaming solo home runs In the gam e. " I threw him a couple of r eal good fastballs that he fouled off, but he was right on them ," Fingers said . In the top of the lOth , Charlte Moor e lined a one-out single to score Paul Molitor, who had tripled wi th one out aga inst Dennis Lewal· lyn. Moore's hll to center dropped In front of Rick M anning. Meigs gals take sixth in meet Meigs' girls track team took a resr ec table sixth place at till' Fairla nt.lln vi lati onal Trac k Meet in a largl' fi eld or 16 tea ms. Huntington Hi gh took horn e a ll the mc1rbl es wit h a na rrow 74~ lll<i l).!in ove r South Potnt. Thu·d was Fairland with 46. Chesa pea ke 42' ~. Wheelersburg 37, Ml'tgs 35, Mi nf ord 30, Point Pl easa nt 27 . Coa l Grove 27, Washington C. H. 2 1 ' ~. Ga ll ipolis 18, Barboursv tl le 8. Portsmouth East 0, a nd Symmes V<..t lll'y, Guyan V e~il l'Y. Eliminate Tiger s and Boyd County each scor eless. Laura Smith won the discus at 113' 9" and was sixth in the shot put at30 f~et 10'• inches. Karen Goggins was fift h in the shot put al32' 6". The twn·mill' rela y tea m of Kristin Bailey, Ren ee Willi s, Susanne Wi se and Laura Smith wa s fourth. Kim Frall'y was fifth in the 100 meter hurdles with a 18.7 clockin g. Paula S ~ is h e r was fifth in the 100 meter dash. The 440 ya rd r elay team of Pa ula Swisher , Kri stin Anderson. Amy Erwin, Rhonda Haddox, and · 'da Stewart was fourth . Kristin Anderson was third in the half mile run . Lewallyn. the third of four Indl· ans' pitchers, had held Mllwaukee scoreless since relieving Rick Sut· cllffe with two out In the fourth. "LewaUyn was throwing off· speed pitches and was just super," said Milwaukee manager Bob Rog· er s. "He had good command of his breaking stuff and his sinker. " Fingers, who collected about ev· ery ptlchlng and general excellence award the American Lea~e had to offer last season, evened his record atl·l. Cleveland lied the game 8-8, after lralllng 84 after lour Innings. The Indians scored single runs In the fifth on Thornton's second homer and In the sixth on a triple by Jerry Dybzlnsk.l. The Indians added a pair In the seventh when Manning singled with two outandscored ona double by Jack Perconte. Pinch hit· ter Von Hayes rapped a single that sent Pcrconte home. Gorman Thomas drew a bases· loaded walk off starter Lary Sorensen to stake the the Brewer s to a 1.0 lead In the first. Cleveland struck for two runs In the home half of the Inning off Milwaukee starter Randy Lerch. The Brewer s had built a 5-2 lead In the third on Robin Yount 's double and Jim Gantner' s single but the Indians used solo homers by T oby Tht· Sou t ht.Tn To r- suft ba ll m lllilt'tlt' s rt ' JJJal lll' d lt 'CI Hl und dt·a lt• d at 6-0 and 5-0 Within lh l' SVAC as 11 rolled In 7-2 \'t d n r y iJ nver th e Nnr tb (;t:tlliil P1raks. N11rth (; t.~ ll tt~ drnppl'd !11 :1-2 wJ thnl t lw ledJ.! Ut'. I .art' II WolfL• wt•nt till' dt SLC:I Ill't' t o pl t' k up th e Wi ll fu r Southern . Wol fe ·" Mkma.l lb•kP.V I ... ' "«Ul' UtvbkMlal Sl'lltlflnlWI l'uMiday ' ~ ( ;lUll"" (.Ju..tn 1. Mo ntrPa l l ( r r . Qu!'t.ll"' !>f'nf'' Win .~ .1 "! 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Mrs. Nolan Swaekhanuner will be the guest speaker. of th e operating levy for Carleton Sehoul will p.m. Wednesda y at Commumty School 111 1.5 PATIO LOUIGER MEIGS COUNTY Democrat meeting, 6 p.m. Thursday at Carpenters Union Hall, E. Main St .. Pomeroy; William White and Jolynn Boster, candidates for state representative, will be speakers. THE COMMITTEE for the promotion IULTI POSITIO. ELEANOR CIRCLE, Heath United Methodist Church, Thursday 7:30p.m. at the church. mill the new meet at 7 the Meigs the former lOO W. lAIII STREET, POMEROY~ PHOIIE OHIO $888 992~5356 Pumeroy .Junior High Sehoul FR1DAY building . All Interested individuals are urged to attend the meeting. REGUI.AH MEETING . Wednesda y, Porneury Chapter 80, and Bosworth Cuuncil 46, Royal and Seled Masters. Also Pomeroy Chapter 80 will confer the most excellent lllaster degree . THURSDAY 'MAJIC' A vocal music department concert wUI be presented at Southern High School Thursday night at 8 p.m at the high school gymnasium. The public Is In· vtted to attend. Civic Center featur in g chainnan, Helen Blackston, contest chainnan, l,ouise Bearhs. SPKI NG CAKNJVAL. Bradbury PTA Thursda y, 6 to 8 p.m . at Bradbu ry Elementary School Games. arcade, concesSions. . MAJESTIC'S 800 SW. FT. OPEN INSTALLATION. Mary Shrine 37, Mason"· Temple , BALLOONS will be g1ven away for a donation on the streets of Purneruy, 7:30p.m . Thursday . Pnmeroy and Middlepor1 Satur· SPRINGS GRANGE. Sign-up for play ln the pony leagues, pee wee, minor and tee ball baseball youth program In Pomeroy has been extended to April 25. Anyone Interested In play· lng is asked to contact Bob Ba11on at 992-9949 or 992-5531. Edwards has been superintendent of the Athens District, which covers eight southeastern Ohio counties and 179 churches, since Jun e of 1980: He was also guest speaker at Meigs Ministerial Association's opening Fair Service in 1981. He served the Linworth United Methodist Church A county·widc prayer meeting will be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at Hysell Run Holiness Church with Glen Bissell serving as leader. The Meigo County Health Department has a Pre-natal clime for the pregnant women of Meigs Count y. It consists of individual and/or group pre-natal education, counseling , clinics ctnd routi ne blootl ctlll.l lctb near Colwnbus, for 12 years prior t~ being appointed as superintendent. ,-----------1 work . All patients are examined at least once a month by Dr. Wilma Mansfield, M.D. The Project Nurse, Nita Wisniski , then does the appropriate counselling. At J2 weeks of pregnancy, the patients are referred DEC RATED CAKES FOR All OCCASIONS CAROUSEl CONFECTIONERY to a participating Obstetrician for labor and delivery. Patients are charged on a sliding fee sca le. However, no one is turned away for lack of funds . Ph. 992·6342 317 N. 2nd Middleport ~ 4 INCH SOLID SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE 4 INCH PERFORATED SEWER AND DRAIN PIPE $350FOR 10 FOOT LENGTH PLUS ALL OTHER HARDWARE NEEDS: PICKENS HARDWARE ROOF COATING EAR, NOSE & THROAT ' GENERAL ALI.EftGIST . ' RED RIPE LATEX STAIN $79! $J9! llJESnC'S TOMATOES ~·99~ MAJESTIC'S 'VISTA' WHITE LATEX LATEX FLAT CEILING PAINT WALL PAINT 5 COLORS BDI ·- $59! -. .... CALL (614)-,2~2104 or (304)~67S.:12.44 • ' ~ •/ RC100 CUBE STEAK $119 $t9! APPLE SAUCE WHITEHOUSE • ",)APPLE ~~s9t ·• SAUCE . ... '"- "'"·- PLUSTU a•o DEPOSIT . JAR i KRAFT STRAWBERRY PRESER BALSAM PROTEII OR GOLDE II SHAMPOO INCE SPAGHETTI . 150 COUll 1 ~~ PETALOYE' DOUBLE TIPPED SWABS ,. ou•cE $197 99• ~. 95• u. GEICO WHISTLER suss . TEA KEnLE '"\Vh;sUef $499 SUPER ... '-. --~$119 SIZES IIFAIT'S 2 PIECE cono• KilT SHORT SETS PAINT MASKING TAPE $24~ 3 PIECE SET PAINT BRUSHES t UDIES' OR lEI'S SIIIIE' I SAllE SAW IWE SET 1 SELECT QUALin' 1 IICHIIAI PEAT ::$127 I ·.: 1 "• WHITE HOUSE POPUUR OIIE DROP MAJIC'S SPRAY ENAMEL CIITER' SAIJI IINIOI AIUSIYE .IL8CI ca•s DIET RITE BEEF FIELDER GLOVE WHITE OIIU $59! ---- I ,1&oazn99+ WI RC COLA LlnLE LEAGUE EITHER YIIIY ,' Office Hours by Appol~tment Only JIFFY CAKE OR FROSTING MIX ~~~~~·,~ 'VISTA' REDWOOD 21DLLS$ ., ~ MAJESTIC'S ALUMINUM MASON, W.VA. JOHN A. WADE, M.D., INC. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAr SWEET PElS CUT BREEII BElliS CREAl CORI FRESH LEAII $89! MAJESTIC'S 1AAA' HEAVY DUTY FIBERED Rev. Benjamin Edwards, district superintendent of Athens Distric of the United Methodist Church, will be the guest speaker all0 :30 a .m. worship service at Pomeroy United Methodist Church on Sunday . BOilE-III ALKYD FLOOR ENAMEL $999 Announcements 99• MAJIC' OIL BASE LATEX PAINT day for the benefit of the American Heart Association . $149 1 EXTERIOR SATURDAY ELECTRIC PERK REB.-DRIP ALL VARIETIES $16! c =:s The Villinger Band. The group plays country. rock and popular music. The dance is open to the public and the admission price is $3 per persun ur $5 a cuuple. It will be held from 8 p.m. to midJight. ROUND STEAK $788 $99! PIZZA PUSTIC &ALLOI U.S.D.I. CHOICE FOLGER'S COFFEE , JENO'S .,- ... MILK STEP LADDER PAl IT held Friday night al the Rutland 8!H 2' WOOD UTILITY HOUSE A BENEFIT DANCE will be ROCK SPRINGS Better Health Club, horne of Belly Conk le. Thursday , I : 15 p.m. Program $16 OIL BASE WHITE members a chance to test themselves on energy in the home. Several members will go to Athens on Saturday as guests of the Nabby Lee Ames Chapter. Mrs. James Brewington is accepting renewals and new sutr sc riplions t o the DAR publications. Hostesses for the local meeting will be Mrs. James O'Brien. Brewington, Mrs. Dale Dutton, Mrs. Roger Luckeydoo and Mrs. Irving Karr. ROYAL CREST LOWFAT 5 FOOT WOOD STEP LADDER MAJESTIC'S ch," will include a quiz a nti give REVIVAl. serv1ces will be held through April 18 a 7:30 p.m. at South Bethel Church on Silver R1dge. A different speaker will be featured each evening and there will be spec1al singers. The public 1s in vited. ROCK TODAY THRU SAT. RETURN JONATHAN Meigs Chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution will meet Friday, April 16, at I :30 p.m. at Meigs Inn. Guest speaker will be Rosetta Redovian, division estimator for Colwnbus and Southern Ohio Electnc Company. Her topic, "Which Watts to Wat- -THIII-ZlT SPiiiiS-OF 'tHII-ZIT UTILin PAIIT DillER 11" TURPENtlNE *1·'! S7 ·I ' . ; • 'I • \ ', 1 I ·. ~- i • . I! ·~\· '. . ~ ,; , ' • .• I .. h, '... ' I ... ·.·.- ..... .. FOAM CUSHION INSOLES .i.$100 PII TODDLER'S TERRY TANK TOPS WITH COIITRASTIIIG TRIM $22! BOY'S PRINT FROIIT BROADCLOTH BRIEFS 58~ �~=~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;;;;;;;===========~=~::!~~~;~;------:------~------_!T~he Daily SenlineiPage-l 0- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio - REDUCEDINFANTS - &0111 OUT OF IUSJIESS SALEFAMOUS BRANDS MEN'S SPORT & DRESS SHIRTS long & Short Sleeve Styles Men ; lung ;1ee •e ·' "" >hO<I steeve spor t Jr1d dr c~~ 'i !) rr l<; rn a va r te ty o t f)J i trrn s dM ._, ,,,., $ Entr rl' Sron, - REDUCED- VALUES TO $35 .00 OUR COMPLETE STOCK OUR ENTIRE STOCK 50% '> r~ Our en t• r e stock ot M e Call 's pa tterns - from London store. 1 1 Pr rce Our comptC'fe stoc k of ladies bett er stock val ues to SJO 00 Las t cha nce. Out they qo · rng~ 1A2 McCall's PATTERNS LADIES' BETTER DRESSES o t rn·c~ n r ~ SI)O f! :;,w('dr d l Shop ear ly' - &011& OUT OF IUSJIESS liALE- SPORTS· WEAR IA2 s5~H OFF REIULAR PIIICE Fifth grade student receives best of show at science fair VVednetday, April 14, 1982 OFF REG. PRICE - IOIIU OUT OF IUSIIESS SILllADIES' DRESS AND CASUAL FOOTWEAR ~ 3 ' 1 ~.,.,. l . ~y :;;::".:~ ;:;::~';:;:.: $ 00 bett er q ua lrt y spnng . Lc~dr es· Regular values up to S 12 99_ The SIZes are broken . but the ~~~~~s are the greatest . ... ,AIR Save -WE QUIT- - 118 &011& OUT OF BUSIIIESS SALE- OUT THEY GO NOW!-GREAT VALUES! MEN'S BETTER QUALITY DRESS LOAFERS I OXFORDS REG. '3.99 VALUES LADIES' POLYESTER - 10111 OUT OF IUSIIESS SALELADIES' & MISSES POLYESTER -10111 OUT OF IUSIIESS SILlMEN'S MAVERICK BLUE DENIM KNIT SLACKS KilT SLACKS JEANS Values to SJ 99 lad res ' bette r kn tl slacks Out they A ctoseout tot ot mts ses ancr ' td•t: " bene• Quattly st a r ks qo Low. low prtcc . Be here ear ly ~~LUES $100 '3.99 A grt'dl C'OS l'l)u ' qrrJul v t mpn '> Orrss o • l o ras an<l IO dler s rn rnost oupuldr sh rs "J ot all sr;es rn every StyrC bu t •"' VP I> (\dr' ri ltf'll't·ll<hHr' h.t C,t ''' Duy N o w rs VALUES TO SUB PAIR - 10111 OUT OF BUSIIESS SALEBROKEN SIZES-SAMPLES LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S FOOTWEAR tr1(' llfll(' ] ,1 •,.li t ' B•Q Vatucs shop earl) Br ok. en c,, les s anda ls end s o r .vo men..;, dnd C'ld• l lt'll s rootwe;u 1n d sr~re s and s1zes VALUES TO ,, '35.00 VALUES - REDUCEDCOATS & CLARK SEWING - REDUCEDGIRl'S BLUE DENIM THREAD JEANS SJve SO% o n Qlll s blu e den1m reans Assor red sr yrec; 225 yard spoors of S(.> WinQ polyeste r thr ead 1n ?lS';or ted co lors and wn•re 1A2 "' REGULAR PIIICE OFF REGULAR PRICE -GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SAlEOUR ENTIRE STOCK BETTER SKIRTS ann ~JIIelv or Hurry whtle they last• A gr o up o f m•sses and lad•es · sum· mer and fall skuts '" a var•ety o f styles . fabr•cs and col · ors Allracllve s~nts at a pr• ce you can ·t afl ora to mtSS values ro S3 99 Brok en s•ZE'S l ad•es' and o•rl s' sparr snenker s Our they go - Save N ow VALUES TO SUI PAIR - BOll& OUT OF BUSIIESS SIL.E, FLARE OR STRAIGHT LEG MEN'S FAMOUS MAVERICK -GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE- DENIM JEAIS Se lec t J pa1r o l I a mou<; 1he s e Orand lon gwcar•ng blue den•rn 1ean s 1n vour cho1 ce o r regular o r llare leg sry res SPORT SHIRTS CLOSE OUT GROUP LADIES CHILDREN - MEN'S Mens snu rs m dres s , 111d sport styles .n s hor t and tong s tf>('ve styles Tak e '{Ou r c ho •ce o l a v..1 r•e ty o l colors and pa11c rns Jl th•:. low rnw cl oseou r pr, c(' SPORTSWEAR One lar qe lot of l adies and girl s' as st . od ds & en ds sport swenr . Values t o $3.99 . Br here (' dr ly SJ88 'IG 50~ACH PAIR SWEATERS STYLES n'~--------------~ MiSS LADIES FAMOUS BRANDS ssoo GROUP 1 VALUES TO $12.99 GROUP 2 VALUES TO $19.99 FOOTWEAR footwear m a good cho •ce of dress and c asual slyles. Not all s•zes are ava• lable 1n every style . but the sav 1ngs are qreal. GROUP 3 VALUES TO $29.99 OFF 1V:2PRICt $60! $1 0~ $3~ REIUUII GIRLS' DRESSES YOUR CHOICE $300 EACH BOfS PlAIN AND FANCY SPORTSWEAR SPORT SHIRTS Va lu es to $5 .99 . One large lot l adies' better spar tswea r . Shop early tor best selec tion . Now •s the lime to sa ve on b n y'~ Qllal1ty spor1 sh•rls '" a c: ho•ce o f r:•a •n L•Ji•·" s ano l;.· 1• "1 .;-: •~nrn s $h .1 p (!:U iy and qe: your sh are · VALUES TO $3.99 -10111 OUT OF IUSIIESS SALE- UNDERWEAR Men ' s and boy's Han es underwear Briefs . lee shnt s. short s. Stock up now• Broken s1zes . MEN'S AND BOYS' FRUIT Of THE LOOM UNDERWEAR Now is the time to save on men's and boys' Fruit of the Loom 12 • OFF RE&UUR PRICE brand briefs Broken sizes and tee shirts . OFF __ REGUlAR PRICE - qJ~;o A ct us eout o t 1.3o •c s · 2 poc.-;e! smock tops 1n sol •d WI · or s and laney pr•nl patterns Regular sizes CLOSE·OUT GROUP GIRL'S AND INFANTS FAMOUS BRANDS NOW PORTSWEAR 1h :i\11 show Off REGUlAR PRICE BOYS' SWEATERS girts and infants. Save one half on these most wanted sporlswear items during our big closeout sale . · '3o0· . . ,, • • • • • • • • • • • Mar ~' Murtun. Mar y C:arncs. TmJU Kcn1wdy . f:VIR. ages 10 to 12: J11hn fln ckil's sun, illld an d Barbara Co kman . ~EGULAR MOW . AGAIN COME IN AND DEAL WITH BEV! '219.95 $ AT ---DINETTES·-TABLE w/6 CHAIRS 2-SOFAS WITH MATCHING RECLINER I ONLY BROWN VELVET RECLINER REGULAR '429.95 'NOW $19995 REGULAR '1299.95 TABLE w/4 CHAIRS ;~~LAR $49995 TABLE w/6 CHAIRS $19995 PINE OR MAPLE TABLE w/6 CHAIRS REGULAR $599.95 I GROUP SWIVEL ROCKERS REGULAR '129.95 $39995 MAPLE WITH BLACK TRIM TABLE w /4 CHAIRS =~:.~R $24995 DARK PINi WOOD. PIDISTAL ·= The m~9~~ ings, scu1p~. phOtographs, mul· • • SWIVEL ROCKERS TABLE w/6CHAIRS third annual international art exposition will display 20,000 art ·works from some 120 dealers #U"<Jughout the world. • Among the works will be paint· • AT IT • • CHICAGO (AP) "Art 1982 Chl· eago" will be held here May 13-18. .·Scale,0~ ~tl!fes . ' Wright. Swanson . EMR, agt>s ti to 9 : J c<:t ll ll' Ar rns. Clluckll' Cu rn l ll lj.d lalll, Larry Da vu.l- BEVERLY'S • • • • • • ~ ttples, prln~s. ¥ideo arts, ·architectural drawjngll and ~arge. EACH I-cc Fifth ).! rmk · Oav1d Huush. Duane . Johnson. N ~t · olt.• Bunch. Terry F1elds. Jeff Mcf:lroy. Sonja Steele. S1x t11 J.!r<:tdc· Ta nun y Wn ).! ht, Ltsa Pattl'rsnn. Jol'. Hall. ami .Juhnny seeond row seated, Barbara Coleman, Shelly Triplett, Lisa Palterson, Duane Johnson. and John Haggy; and third place winners, baek row, Josh Bartels, Todd Smith, Joe Hall, Nknle Bunt'h, Larry Davidsnn. and Tnnya Shelton. • • • • • • • • • , Daisy Barton, a "hick" from Monlezwna, Ind., played by Susan Dan· )ler, comes to New York to seek an education for herself. Casey '()'Rourke, played by Jeff Carson, is :;.n accounillnt student at Gotham :Commercial High School and is .Daisy's new·found beau. ' OUR COMPLETE STOCK A big selection of brand name sportswear for • SUPER title come~ from one of tlu~ Mrs. Goldie Wolfe has received word of the birth of a son, Nathan ftichard, to Mr. and Mrs. Richard ~indra, the former Beverly Wolfe, Akron. He is a great-grandson to Mrs. Wolfe. Grandparents are Mr. im!l Mrs. Lloyd Wolfe of Akron. The infant bom on April 5 weighed eight jlounds, one ounce. •MAlTRESS PADS •MATTRESS COVERS -STIFFLII'S lOIII IUT IF IUSIIESS ;aau'- THESE Jindra birth EACH Jaso n ~~o urth gradL' . Kelley IA.'L ', Sh\'l lcy Trtpldl. Tntld Sm 1th, T11dd An· Ucrsnn. Tllllllll Y Wt•rTy , and Ch ri s Alki re. ________:____.:.___________________ • • • • • • • • • • • ;~:~~R $200 Hall . SECOND AND THIRD PLACE WINN ERS These students received cash awards of $5 a nd $2 for their e<hibits in the science lair. Pictured lell to right, the second place winners, front row, were Pa lrick Cryszka, Sannon Spaun. and Chuck Cunningham. ~-================--------------_:_ Boys and girls together ... ," a James L. Seay musical will be presented at Meigs High School on :April 22 and 23, at 7:30p.m. ~tudents. -GOING OUT OF BUSINESS sALEOUR COMP~TE STOCK MEN'S AND BOY'S HANES BRAND -GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE- SMOCK TOPS BEST OF SHOW- David Roush, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Roush received the best of show award lor his exhibit on the flow of electricity in lhe Pomeroy science lair. Presenting a trophy to him here is Mrs. Bonnie Fisher, who co-chaired the lair with Debbie Sebert. Meigs High plans spring .. musical show The plot centers around the antics yr Casey and his friends, who, after ~everal "mistakes," try to keep Daisy from going back to her former boyfriend in Indiana. .: Tickets are $2 lor adults and $1 lor -&0111 OIIT IF IISI.SS SILIU LDn-LAoiES' ONE LARGE LOT LADIES' BEITER days a week and the Middleport Library live days' a week. For those who missed the new hours, I will repeat them now. Pomeroy Library ;... Monday through Thursday 10 :30 a.m. lo 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday )0 :30 a.m. o 5 p.m. Middleport Library, Monday 12 noon to 8 p.m., Tuesday through Friday 10 :30 a.m. lo5p.m. Part of the toy collection of the libraries has now been moved to the Pomeroy library. Now toys can be .checked out at the Pomeroy library as well as the Middleport Branch. The Bookmobile is back on the road again and the Mail·a·Book is 'back tn Op€ration. There was some problem with people getting their ·materials from Mail·a·Book, but I ,think you will find this has all been resolved, and your books should be coming on schedule now. Due to the generosity of the lale .Doris Spencer's family, the libra ries now have a larger colleclion of mysteries . They have given us a :Jarge nwn ber of her books, which were all mystery books. :· .Jn the past few months several other people have been generous to lhe library either by books or donations and I would like to take this opportunity to thank them on behalf of the libraries : Paul and Grace Eich, Ted and Nancy Reed, Middleport Amateur Gardeners Club, Meigs County Pioneer and Historical Society, Middleport Gar· den Club, Nonna Lee and Ellen Bell. many songs sung in the musical. )'The Sidewalks of New York" a nd ~' Bicycle Built for Two" are two of lhe songs to be perfonned in the )'nusical which is set at the turr:,jf ! he century. sa~e o ne -half now on lad•es· spnng·summer and lall Tim Mrdwel Van Mdt'r . Pomeroy Library is now ope n s ix ~ T~e -IOIJI OUT OF IUSIIISS SILlFAMOUS BRANDS lADIES' DRESS AND CASUAL -CLOSING OUT SALEOUR COMPLETE STOCK Our complete stock of 9•rl s' dresses. Va lu es to $12 .99 Stock up now at th is low pr 1ce REIUUR PRICE OF SLACKS- SKIRTS- BLOUSES- VESTS our co mpl ete stock of our mf'n 's sw eil ters va lu es to s19 99 Shop f'arl y I or bc sr se lcct •on OFF ASST. It! SPORTSWEAR MEN'S VALUES TO '19.99 BROKEN SIZES ODDS & ENDS LADIES' AND GIRLS' SPORT SNEAKERS odd~ REG. 1 14.99 VALUE - lOIII OUT OF IUSIIESS SALEONE GROUP LADIES' FALL & WINTER - &011& OUT OF BUSIIESS SALE- $200 TO lA2 tn a good chotCt> o~ patter n~ Yl tl '.o trHs Snve now ' first th rough sixth pl t:tces 111 l'ach grade were t:ts fo llows : Kindergarten : Jeff Dowell , Jason Wtthercll, Trenton Clcla1HI. Tra vis Shockey, Mario WhitL', anti Hea th Hudson . F'trsl grade : Kus ly Tnplell. Shannon S p<Jun , Ann<J Cht:tpman . Christopher Knrg lll . M egan Bartel s and Stephanie Price. Second grade : Jol'y McElroy, John Haggy, Josh Ba rtels. Jason Dowe ll, Barbre Andcrsn n, Julw Buck. Third gradl': Denn1 s I-lnsc har. Patnck Gryszka , Tnnya Shelton, By RUTH POWERS PRICE , . i OUT OF IUSIIESS SALE• Hoschar, Rusty Triplett, Kelly Lee, John Brickles who dtKplays h1s butterfly entry, Tammy Wrigh~ Joey McElroy, and Jeannie Renee Annes. David Roush, fifth grade studenl of Mary Hysell, was the recipient of the best of show trophy at the Pomeroy Elemenillry School scien· ce fair . The Pomeroy PTA sponsored the fair with prizes of $10 for first, $!i for second, $2 for third, a model for four· th, and ribbons for fifth and sixth places in each grade being awa rded. Debbie Sebert and Bonnie Fisher were ClH'ha innen of the science fair which was judged by Ron Hanning , phannacist ; Rilll Slavin, Meigs High School biology teacher, and Lmda Bauer, Rio Grande College professor, with three nf her students. The winners listed respecti vely Your Libraries OFF /2 SALE STARTS TH MIDDLEPORT STORE ONLY! _ .... '\ A c lo seo ul lot o f a~s o t ted fan cy eyelr r laCP and o ther tr.m s ~ ~.,.. . ~· ·.v ._.. I ,.;f'. · FIRST PLACE WINNERS - Receiving $10 each • from the Pomeroy PTA lor their first place winning en, tries in the science lair were, from the left, Dennis ·- . "' :;,. Page- 11 '699 95 OPEN STOCK BEDROOM Y20FF SOFA-LOVE SEAT REGULAR $1037 $69995 CIRCULAR PITI m~9~~ $99995 LANE ORIENTAL BEDROOM SUITE LEA.TRADITIONAL BEDROOM SUITE NOW REGULAR $599.95 :~~~~~ Regular $1499.95 Regular $899.95 Regular $1699.95 MANOR HOUSE RUSTIC BEDRQOM SUITE EAilL Y AMERICAN BEDROOM SUITE COUNTRY FRENCH BEDROOM SUITE $39995 SOFA-LOVE SEAT BEDROOM SUITE BEDROOM SUITE ~:~h SOFA . 11th Century Solltl Gterry EARLY AMERICAN P.INE $89995 Regular ,$1099.95 Reulgar $1399.95 sggg9s �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Family Medicine By Edward Srhrt•<'k, D.O. Assistant Profcss11r of pllcat10ns ts a scnous problem tn th iS country Famtly Mt·dkuu: Ohw Uniwrsity College An estimated 5 2 tntl\lun people 111 the Umtcd State::; suffer from 1l The relat1ve lrequen- of Osteopathic of tht s disease ha s wcrea sed six- l' ) Mcdkmc fold Si nce the 1930s These numbers QUESTI ON My husband has been told he has diabe tes mellitus He 1s on oral medt catton for tilL' problem OUI doctor has also put g tve <:t n lllstght rnto the large amou nL-; of tun c by health personnel and dollars needed to control and treat the dtscase Srhreek htlll Ull d d1 el tha t IS d1ffL' I'l'rll ft OJII nthe1 d1l'ls I' ve seen fm diabet es Thts one h(-ls more car buhy dr(:l tcs "'" ll1 ber 1n 1t Could you explain th iS new tlld ,uul the ncl'd for 1t 'J ANS WEH Th e hi g hca r bohydretlt', htg h-ftbl' r dtet for di<:~ hetes md lltus hils t~ppcat ed o\'c r thL' las t f tvc to SL'Ven ~ca r s The usc of this dtet w1th mcthc<JtJOns, tf m•t>d ed. ts designed to Ut•c reasc the st>vc nt y uf cnmph L·.:t tHHl.S frnrn dt ct bdes bv c~ tl ,u n tng bl'llc t bloo<J glu t.: use 1 su·g,u 1 rontJ ul D tctbet L'S 111l'lli t us \~l! h QUESTION What type of carbohydrates arc 111 thiS d1el' ANSWER Ca rbohydrates are s u g <:~r s In tlus dtet, complex carbohydrat es or starchy foods are ut11ized These are unlike the Simple su gars found m the sugar bow l on lh<• k1tcilen table QUESTION II you m·c g1v1ng carbohydra tes or sugar to the pattcnt wouldn 't 1l make hiS diabetes worse ? ANSWF.R No. the blood sugar le vel and rnsultn needs are Jess wtth th iS compl ex carbohydrate <het bt•ca u se the rncreased f tber 1n the tliet gtves a more umfonn control of the diabetes mellitus all day long 1ls t'tll ll- Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Middleport resident named Peace Fund Scholar Da v1d Hoffman, 17, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Hoffman, Mtddleport, has bt•en selected as a Peace Fun.:! ts renewable each year that he t!:i a IS ACINCH IF YOU USE THE INCH! Hoffman has mamta 1ned a four pmnt average through JUniOr h1gh a nd h1gh school tn college prep courses He played va rSity footba ll and he ts a m ember and treasurer of the Nat10nal Honor Soe~ e ty of Me1gs H1gh, a member of Student Council , a member of the Vars1ly " M" Club and has rece1ved vanous scholast ic awards throughout hiS school years He has also been selected for publ1cat10n m Who's Who 1n Amencan Htgh Schoo l Sen10rs He ts a member of the Middleport F1re Department Reserve and h1s hobbJes cu ~ htkmg, huntang a nd fts hmg to mamtam? ANSWER No, m thiS d1et Jess m eats are used as well a!:i Jess expen!:ilvc forms of vegetabl es, frUJL-i and cereals So the food you buy IS packed w1th nutnt10n and not empty calort e!:i II you are d1abellc a lready and ha ve a questiOn about your d1et, ta lk to your doctor He knows your health hiStory and can determme the best treatment lor you HOFFMAN M etg:-; "'II Count y spttn g band festi val be held at J p 111 Sunday at the Eastern Il1gh Sehoul The concert w1ll111ark the first appearance of an all-county band wht c h hils been formed compnsed of mstnuncntal students of Me1gs, Eastern and Southern H1 gh School Guest conductor wil l be Wilh;un Willman , r ..an l'd Skl CJty School s, an(.] tlw coun ty· \\'ltit· 01 g antz<:~lton he~ s founded 1)\ Doug Htll. M e t g~ 1-lt gh Sch oo l b<md direc tor . .JOl' lx·l ' ll Mal eSick , Southern H1 gh Sch nnl Flute' - Charlotte Lyons, Joyce Stewart . Lisa Colhns, Melinda Salmon s . Llflda R1gg s , Beth Teaford , Ann Diddle, He1d1 Cobb. Clan nets- Robm K1lr hen , Sherry Arnold, Llflda Thuma. K1m Maynard, Rochelle McDamel , Julie Spencer, Becky E1chmger, Melissa Thomas, Kun Roush, Lon Louk s, Melissa Scarbrough, Kns Sellers Soprano Clan net - Pam Murphy Alto Clannct - Teresa Dorst. Leona 1d Koem g Ba" Clan net - Mark R1cc brJild tltn·c tor , dlll.l Jc.tllll'.'l Wtllwhn , Bassoon - Carol y n Bowen Eastern H1ghSclwoJ band director SelectiOn' b~ the count) b.ond wil l llll' iude Th\' Thunders March. by Alto Sax - Su u :-ia ('onn e mc~rd Ske tche s by C'ht·.'llt·r Osborn e .tnd Matn x Ove r- tur l ' by Mtke I.erkrorw Ttw co nct'r t ts fret· but d unatwn s wtll be au eph'd b) tlt e duo t The E.!s tt•rn H1 gh Schoo! {'1 )/] l'l'rt bdllti c.t lld the Ml'IJ.!S 1-ltg h s{ h oo l S.\ Ill · p hont L bc:111U wtll ,t! sopt• r fo nr t Se lected stud ents m.tkulg up the count' band tn t'l udt' Chappel e a r . Helen Slack. Barb Angte Spen c er Dawnette Noms , Mark Sh11 vers, D1ana S1111pson Tenor Sa x - R1ta Rhodes. Sa r"h Goebel Ban tone Sax - Lan y Cowdery Fren c h horn.s Brell(.la Fry, She1la Koentg , Mary Howl ey, Brendel Bentz Trwnpcts - Barb Grueser, V1ck1 Buyles, Julie Elborleld. Scott Dil lon, Kc~rla Brown , J ell Shnvcrs. Tamm) I. oSalle Hotel recentl y w1th guesb fr om Galha , Vmton, and Athe ns were Mary Martin, national com mittee member, Marge Fetty, chap~au of the lm·al salon, a nd Julia Hysell. Ia scrrcta ire.. cassicrc, ldt Cheryl Johnson was a guest. MembeJ:s of th~ hu~t untl we r e Mr!:i Veda tu nght. Announcements HACINE - Ben Edwards, dt stnd ~UPl' f'Hltt:.•ndent of the Unoted MethodiSt Church, will be at th e RaCine We s leyan Method tst Ch ur ch nn Sunda y . been ca nce lled due to the death of li s president Regular Friday mght game parties have been cancelled unlll further notice. Da viS, Mrs Hysell , Mrs Lula Hampton, Mrs Van Meter, Mrs Eunte Hnnker, Mrs. Fetty , Mrs Powell, Mrs Kate Welsh, Mrs Zuelella Sm1th, Mrs Mary Marlm, Mrs Loretta T1emeyer, Mrs Pearl Knapp, and Mrs Marshall bnckmg the outSide of tile chur<11 Parts Plug ' n Talk® by Realistic 430/o Off 39~~ • Pleasant "Beep" Call Tone • Talk-Bar Doubles as Night Light Regular meeting of the Lad les Auxiliary of Racine Firemen has It Couldn 't Be Easier to Use! Saves2o 39,,~ TRC-206 by Realistic® • The Features & Power for Serious Users • Range-Boost Antenna System for Extended Reach On Both Transmit and Receive Buy a patr for campmg, foshtng, on construeliOn Sites-wherever you need reliable portable communication' Auto-modulat1on for max1mum "talk" power #21-1635 PH . 992-9913 Rt 1 Chesh~re, Oh 51 Rt . 7 $899 OPEN 7 DAY S A WEEK Open Mon. ·Sat. 12·00 p m. to 2:30a .m, Sun . 12a . m .- 12 p. m Carryout Beer Avatla bl e Bands Every Fn . & Sat Noght THIS FRI. & SAT LONE WOLF BAND ~ ommg Next Tranllt Mon - Keg N1ghl Weds - Gent Ntght thur s - Poo l Tourn J 24 - tfc · 7 159 Reg . g9,95 t 2 watts per channel for superb sound! "Key!Dff" auto-eject, bass and treble con- #12-1809 trols . W1th under-dash mounting hardware. speaker cable Pubhc Nottc e Publt~ ~ott~e PUBLIC NOTICE !ton , a ll safe ty r cg ulatton s and current Oht o Mtn t mum Stan d ard s t or School Bu s Co n s truc tt on of the Depa rtm ent of H tgh way pursuan t to Sec t ton 45 11 76 of the Revtsed Code and all o ther pertt nenl prov ts to n s of l aw Spec •fl ca lt ons an d •nstruc To B tdd ers Subj ect. Purcha se of Sc hool Bus For : The Board of th e So uth ern local Schoo l Dtslrtct. Bo.lf 176 , Rac.n e, Public Not tee 1417. 14, 21 llp;;;;;;;;;;;;;R;e;a;l;E;s;ta;t;e;-;;;;;G;e;n;e;ra;l;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ CENTRAL REALTY LARGE A FRAME on 6 ac res H as 3 bedrooms , 2v1 bath s, 3 level s of l1v 1ng spa c e, l arge garage, locat ed on R t 248 Mrmy , manyftnefeatures Low!i70's MU ST SELL - A lm os t a g 1veaway Reduced aga tn from $17,000 to $10,500 F tnanc tng ava il able 3 BEDROOM BRICK HOME - Ltvtng room ha s woodburn tn g ft replace, J111 bath , hardwood fl oor s, we ll cons tru cted & tnsu la ted Asktng $35,000 3 BEDROOM HOME ~ l 1h miles out of Mtdd lepor t on 1 acres Rental tncome from trader on proper t y al so A ll tht s f or $32 .000 601 E. MAIN Home Space HeateB BTU . . Only $158 eo - Cash & C.rry & s..e These wtll go lnt at tnts pnce POMEROY, OHIO POMEROY LANDMARK Reg . 39.95 PH. 992·2259 216 E. 2nd 51. 1nsulated home Modern bath, n• ce k•tchen , por ch, patto, c• tv uttltt•es and garden space V•ew of rtve r Just 532,500 Reg . 159.95 • Stereo-Wide Adds Realism • Two Built-In Mikes ' Auto-Level for "Worry·Free" Recording Features encklf-tape Auto-Stop, pause control. tape counter. LED indicators for tuning, record level and battery condition . AC!battery operation. #14-774 Save '3-Compact Alarm Clock By Mlcronta® Measures AC/DC volts, DC mtlliamps, resistance. With test leads. 1122-027 By Mlcronta -. 1 -,.nn 1 ,- - • 1_1 U ~---1111!163-752 Push down anywhere on top for snooze. Built-In protection against brief power failures. ' OWNER FINANCING - Ca rpeted J bedroo m 13995 Cut 20°/o 1195 14.95 NEW LISTING - Wild ltfe, trees, large garden spot and a dug we ll on tht s f1 ve acres tn L eba non Twp Good gravel road wtth sc hool bus and mall Rts Only $7,950 MODERN HOME - 1n our country Has 8 rooms , F A heat, range, refrtgerator, dishwasher and disposal. Cellar, storage over on 1.88 acres Meigs schools $37.900 2 HOUSES - Frame 3 or 4 bedrooms Wtll se ll one for 513.000 or both on good offer. All utililies, bath in each and garages. J ACRES - Out, just off hard road . 6 rooms, being remodeled, bath, woodburning chtmney, trees, garden spot , and T.P. waler . Asking Only $19,500. ARE YOU DISSATISFIED WITH YOUR PRESENT HOME? IF 50 CALL 1 992-3876. Check Your Phone Book for the ladle lllllek Store or Dealer Nearest You PRICES UAV YAAV AT INDIVIDUAL STORES AND DEALERS A DIVISION OF TANOV CORPORATION 4 12 l mo pet Housmg Huarlctuat ters =A:iii'liiiffi~ An nounc ement s SW E EPER and sewt n g m ac htn e rep a tr , pa rt s, and suppli es Ptc k up an d deli ve r y, D av ts Vacuu m Cl eaner , one ha tf mile up Georges Cr eek Rd Cal l zero t e rn per a lures •Spnng Deve lopment s from th e Shopp 1n g P l aza a t I wa shlflgton Mote l 1 3 29 1 mo ~----------""' JIM LUCAS Ph 742 -2753 4 q 1 mo AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR YOU GYS CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodeling \..Roofmg and gutter work -Concrete work -Piumbmg and electrtcal work (Free Esltmales) ome StiffS V. C. YOUNG Ill JIM LUCAS 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohto PH. 742-2753 9 30 lie 3Sfln C. R. MASH CONSTRUCTION Gun Rep dl r & Hoi Blutn g We s tock mod er n r if les, sllo tgun s & hand guns A ll m uzz l e toadt n q qu ns & ac cesso n es Bes t prt ces tn th e a r ea R tv crs td e Gu n SM p, Rt 7, A t ha l ta, Oh 614 886 5194 Bust ness c lased due To hea lth A ny o n e h a v1nq any tn. ng a t Assoc ta l l'd Rad •o and Telev•s•on Se r v •ce pl ease ptc k up a t l i S Ke rr St Pom ero y wt t hrn 30 day s or will be dt spu se d of Not r esponstbl e l or co n d1 110n P roo f o f tl em r cq u tr ed /\ prrl 14, 198'1 ESTIMATES PH . 992 -6011 P&S BUILDINGS PRACTICALLY EVERY PART OF HOUSE IS NEW - Three bedrooms . full basement, wood bur ner, ftrepla ce, equtpped kttc hen and •s be auftful $45,000 NEW LISTING - Gravel Htll, Mtddl eport - Up to four bedrooms. garden space, sto r age shed. tull y tn sulated and ts o lder home w 1th many other features $26,900 NEW LISTING - Has Rtver V1ew - A two story frame home w1th 7 rooms , equ1pped kitchen, full basement, and antce front porch S32,000 LAND CONTRACT - With $3,000 down, owner wol l ftnance thts 6 room, one story h om e that has 3 bedrooms, new roof, stoker furnace, apd a s1tf1ng porch $26.700 PRICE REDUCED- Large lof. ranch home woth 2 baths. full basement, garage, A/C, equ1pped k1t chen and dintng room m T_uppers Platns Now $18,000. TRAILER WITH EX PANDO - A huge lovlllg room , 2-3 bedrooms, llf2 baths, all underpinning, 2 por- ches. window A/C, and equ1pped kitchen. No land Asking S9,000. LOTS - One acre to 27 acres. As many acres ~s you like water and electric available. Price negottable ACRES- Wolh a 2 story frame home that was recently remodeld . Has J-4 bedrooms. Beautiful BO laying land. Near Racine. $60,000. REALTOR ·Henry E. Cleland, Jr. HH1tl ASSOCIATES Jean TrvsHtl R-r Turner Dottle Turner 949-2660 tt2-Ut2 tt2-Ut2 lB IUllOII Rt 3, Box 54 Rac1n e, Oh I - Ph 614-843-259 1 3 11 li e 6 15 tfc I~==========;t;=~~~~~~~=~ SAVE 53 . 00 WITH SAVE MONEY MAKE YOUR OWN EASTER CANOY .,-.- "lea rn How Free" One S1mple Class •Summer Coatmgs •A compl e te I m e of Molds & Candy Suppli eS •Wilton Cake Decoratmg Supplies Something Special 103 Washtngton St. Ravenswood, W.Va . PH . 304-273-3148 J-19-1 mo. THISAD KEN'S One yr A la sk a n M a lam ute m ale 9916706 L tv rng r oom su• l e Call 446 4736 Part G erman Sh e p ar d m a le. 6 m as old Good wat ch dog Call a fter 4 00 PM , old Black 992 3666 femal e puppt es , 6 m 1xed breed , 0 4 F amtly Yard Sale April 8 9, Thurs & Fr1 I B09 Ch est nu t St , Ga llt po l ts Garage Sa l e Saturday Ap rtl 17, 9 00? 381 C •rc le Dr1ve, ofl Bu l avtl le Rd tn Plantz S ubdtvt s ons, Cloth m g, bench & we tght s le d , kn• c k kna c k s, ~~~ dren's toy s, & wadtng Garage Sale 503 . 508, & 512 Crrcle Ave Across the S1ree t from Spnng Va ll ey Hardware Frt & Sat 9 00 104 00 Garage Sa le 7 m 1 West of Lots of house hold ttem s, c lothtng Sa turd ay 9 ttll ? Ga tlopOII S on Sl Rl 141 Yard Sa le Fro & 160 a t Ev ergr ee n Sal Old Lots of - - -- - - For all your wiringneeds; furnaces , repair service and ' installation. Residential & Commercial Call742-3195 1 J-7 lfc 4 tamtl y yard sa le Aprtl 15th and 16th 101 F1sher St J&F CONTRACTING • backhoe • excavatmg • septtc systems *water, sewer & gas lines *dump truck •llrru;,stine Licensea 6 11onded PH. 992-7201 J-29-lfc Woman to lt ve 1n a nd ca r e tor elder l y lady 5 da y & ntqhts per week Ca ll 388 84 19 GET V AL U AB L E tr a rntng as a vounq bus• ness per s6 n and earn qood money plu s so me g r ea t gt ft s as a Se n 11nel r ou Te cdr r 1e r Ph one us r tghl cl WflY an d ge t on the cltQ i bilr l '( I1SI a t 991 1156or9911157 Full or pa rt ttme R N l or 7 to 3 sh tft Ful l or par t I t m e RN or LP N for 11 t o 7 sn lft Call N an c y VanMe ter , Pom Noy Hei!l t h Car e Ce n IN 992 6606 12 S1tuatr ons Want ed Pomeroy off Sp ring Ave, across from Naylors Run Park . Clothes, kntck kna cks, dishwasher, teWelr y and m any other items If ra 1n cance l un t 1l the nex t w eek -e nd G rant Church yard sa le, something for everyone. Come ear ly for better bargains Apr 15 thru 17Thurs. and Fri and Sat -9 tilt !! Pom 314 Condor eroy St. 675 1504 13 ROSEN BER G RECYCL I NG 307 Upper R1v er Rd Galltpol• s Blu e butldtn g ac r oss from Sil ve r Br tdge Pl aza O pen Man Wed & Frt 10 to 4 Sa t 10 to 3 S PECI ALIZIN G IN ALUMINUM CAN S, arumtnu m s1 d1 ng shee ts & c ast a l um , copper wt r e, bra ss, ra dt a l or s, auto b a t tert es & IBM c ar ds Ca ll 446 2340 BED S IRO N, BRAS S. old G ol d , Stiv e r , sl erl irH:J , rewel ry, rt ng s, old co tns & curr en cy Ed Burke tt B ar ber Shop , Mtdd leport 992 OLD FURNITU RE, beds, 1ron , bra ss, or wood K tl chen cubbards of all types T abi es . round or square Wood tee bo)(es Old desks and b ook ca ses Wil l buy compl e te hou se hold Gold, stl ver. o ld mon ey, poc ket wp tches, chatn s, rrng s, and etc lndtan Arttfa ct s of all type s Al so buytng baseba l l c ard s Os by M arttn 992 In surance SA NDY AND BEAVE R In su r ance Co 11as utt er ed serv tces f or lir e tn suran ce coverage tn Ga llta County for almost a cen tur y Fa r m, home and pe rsonal proper ty cove r ages ar e ava il abl e to me e t •n d1v1du al needs Co nt ac t Ray Wed em eye r . agen t Phone 388 82 49 15 f u rntfur e, gold, silve r dol lar s, wood •ce box es, s tone 1a r s, anltQu es, et c, Co mpl e t e h o u se h ol ds Wr tte M 0 Mill er , R l 4, Pom er oy, Oh Or 992 7760 Schoo l s ln struclton Koratc I he ulttma t e 1n se lf ctPf enrP .1 11 prtva te lessons. M en w om en, & c hil dr en ln s tru clt on thru bla ck belt A l so a v a il able Karat e untl orms p u c htn g and ktC k tng baqs, and pr otec l tve equtpmen t Je rry L ow er y & Assoc •a t es K a r ate S tudt o, 143 Bu r ltng ton Rd , Jackson , Oh Ca ll 286 3074 Pr• v at e pt at10 lesso ns l or b cg .nn t n q nnd '" term ed1 at e st udent s Ca ll 446 8386 G UITAR l ess on s. 1n d•v•dual c lasses , perso nal a tt en tton , m odes t pr1 ces Ca ll 304 675 3734 17 Mtscellaneous 6370 F 1rewoo d I or Deli ve r ed 98 5 388 7 want ed w ant to buy any ba se ball c ctrd s 9n 35 74 Tree T r1mmrn q rt nd re m ov al Free es lt ma tes ~-:; ~=~t ~ - --------II 1-----------f-----------j everythrng MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 01 38 3476 - Corner of Old Rou te 160 and Route 554 Thur s, Fr1 , Sat 10 5 Rarn c an c el s •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refngerators •Dryers •Freezers 4 5 II C We pay cash tor la te model clc<~ n used cars F r en ch town Ca r Co B til Gene J o t1nson 446 0069 Lost and Found 1985-35611 All Makes PARTS and SERVICE Buytng Gold Silver Pl atrnum old co 1ns sc r ap r tngs & sil verware Da ll y q u ot es ava il ab l e Also cotns & cotn suppltes for sale Sprtng Valley Tr ad tn q Spr tng Vall ey P laza 446 8025 or 446 8026 2 Pr of tt Shar tn g 3 Pa 1d H osp ll a l• zntron 4 Flextb l c tlours Ca r & htq h school educa t ton requ trcd Op po rtu n tlt cS o f $1,000 per mo ~lnd up Fo r •nt er v•e w call be t ween 1PM 7PM only 614 4467096 WILl mow fawns rn P I P leasan t depcndablt 304 1 APPLIANCE SERVICE CAS H PA I D fo r c lean, la te m odel u sed cars Smtih Bu Kk Pon lt ac. Ga ll tpO i ts, O htO Cit II 4J6 2281 lor 1 Patd vaca tt on E arly A nltqu e country fu1 n ttur e, cu pboa r ds. r~ ll k rnds of c h es t s des k s, s tonew are, etc Ca l l 367 Yard Sale " Beaut1ful, Cu st om Bu11t Garages " Col li for fr ee S1dmg esttmates, 949 -2801 or 949 2860 No Su nd ay Ca ll s WA N T T O BU Y Old fu r nt tur e and An t •Qucs at all ktn ds, ca ll Kenn e111 Sw at n, 446 3159 and 156 1967 tn the evenrn(}s SALES PERSO NNEL Due to new Aud•o Vtsual rap•d l y ex pr ogram pandtng , ltr m has seve r al ope nrn gs tn 1ts out s td e sa les dep l tf you ar e am bt ou s and we l l groomed, we ma y have a tOb for you We of Old TV 's to r pa rt s Cal l 99 2 F ound money and wat ch Call to td enttfy 992 3486 BISSELL SIDING CO. W ant ed to Bu y 9 1982 Someo ne to share Mob de H ome and Px r enses Ch tldr en w c lco m e, tn New Hflllen P h one 304 882 2735 6 SIDING Audton l'ller y Frt ntglll a t t he Har tf or d Commun tf y Cente r T r ucklOCICIS of new m erc ll an d1se every w ee k Co ns,qme nt s of new and used me r cnandtse always welcome Rtcha r d Reynolds Auc t toneer 275 Tile Ga ll rn M c1gs Co rn muntly Ac i ran Agenc y tS acce pl tng appi1C at1 ons tor tile pos tl ton of Book ee per Ttle boo k ec per tS r es pon s1b l e tor lt sca l contr ol and manaqemen t of al l ass,qned book s us tng ap proved doub l e en tr y me t hods rcqu 1remen ts .n clud~ a va l td drtv er 's I tee n se, tran s po rt a l ton, w •ll •ngncss to tra ve l and phy s tcally able to pr eform du t •es App li can t sho ul d n ave Two ye a rs o'f ccl uca t ton beyond ht q h school revel and two yea r s of doub i P (' n f r y book keep• ng expertence pre f erab l y tn f edera l prog r ams Qua l •f• ed ap pl• c an t s should app l y a t tile 0 1110 Jobs Scrv•ce Off tces .n Gall1poltS or Pomeroy Gall•a Metgs Co mmu n tt y A c l1 on tS an E qu a l Op por Tun 1tv Emp l oye r A p Plt c a f torts w1 tr be accep ted un1 d ~ r tday April 16th , An l tque oa k f ur n rl u r e. r ou nd tabl es, boo k cases, des k s, d r esse r s, ches ts, 1ce bo)(es, e tc Ca ll446 3759 TWO Vtnyl & Alum mum A lf cnlton neede d tm medta tely f ull or part t 1m e tou r l ad res , 4 hr s per day, 4 da y s pe r wee k No ex pe r te nce n ecessa ry Ir an spbr t alt on availa bl e For tn tervtew & appotnTme nt cal t 988 187 1 or 669 4535 A NY PER SON wh o t1a~ an y thtng to g1ve awa y and does not off er or a ttempt to o/f er any other thtn g l or sa le may pla ce an ad m tilt S co lumn Th er e w ill t?e no char ge to th e ad ve rt tse r Fr ee to good h om e Tern er m al e w•lh bo b ta ll 8 mo a 20 ttc ~ant_!d Expe r •en ce d r umme r . wants po s rtron w rlh E:'s tablr stlect ba nd Ph on e 30 4 675 4045 388 8573 FREE Help Wa nted l tm ber We cu t , p<1 y1ng good p rr ccc; Ca ll 446 0706 G rveaway Old stove and sc r ap m e tal 1455 E a ster n Ave, 446 3166 Cu stom kttchens and appltances, custom bathroom s, remodelmg. plumbtng , electnc. and heat mg wv" 367 110 1 Auc h on M ason F trc Dep t Mason W VA Wcct nc sdcly 7 p m Auc l tonce r Rrck Pea r son 3408 IL---~=====:lt:=========j Esl~ tc sellr m tt' vH ouse ce hole! M1 sc Wf}Fa Lrc rnsed & bonded Oh•O & F tshmg L •ccnse on sa le Come an d see ou r new Shtp men ! of 1981 F tS tn g Rods, Ree ls, & L ur es Spnn g v all ey Tr ad tn g co, Sprtn g Va ll ey Pla za, 446 8015 4 •Wafer & Gas Lmes •Sphng D evelo pm ents "S m a ll Jobs A Spec talty " Ncnr Auc tt oncc r Se r 1 3069 Plaza. 446 8015 A ll t ype s of root work, new or repatr gutter an d down spouts , gutler cleantng and pa1nt1ng A ll work guaranteed Pomeroy, OH L E 446 0294 Turk e y Hun te r s We have m outh ca ll s, slat e bo)( ca ll s, c am o gea r & d ecoys 111 s toc k Spr tng Va lley Tr ad rn g Co , Sp r tn g Val lc.-y H. L. WRITESEL ROOFING Roger Hysell GARAGE Stze 5 from 4 ro 6 and all wood bu1tdmg s 24)(36 In sulated Dog Hou ses Phone SCR-4 by Realistic 895 Ba~~!. across Utility Buildings 1-( 614 )-992-3325 Our best! Buy a pair- one to g1ve, one to keep! #12-714 773 5785. 773 9165 PH . 614 -992-7848 •Water Ava•lable a t sub ALL STEEL BUIWINGS VIRGIL B. SR.' lUI. Reg. 21 .95 large or Small Jobs I.~====~:::::::::=::=;1,=========1! 304 w ee675 ks 2o4o old , TEAFOR Portable Entertainment Center • • Located PubliC Sal e & Aucl 1on R 1ck Pearson E)( pcr1 cnced AUCl ION EER Es ta tes, an t tquc s far m house hold L •ccn~cd Ohto WV Buy.ng an tr qucs 304 R easonab l e Rat es For More lnformaf•on - •No Energy N eeded bpues may 15. GARAGE saiL•,I?8 Sou th Pa rk O r PI PIC'nsan t T hur sda y. Fr tdny & Sa tu r day, t O JO J 00 Men, wome n, chil dren clot lltng, c r ys tal l amp. 75 Gr em l tn, much mo r e 304 675 2171 B Rug s Bound Carpe t In stallatiOn Now Open Weekends 1 to 4 P M Wea th er Permttltng Cltp fh1s Ad for a Free Game w1th I patd Game d hrlt Rd, PI Plea sa nt Room Stzc and Ar e a 3 Stz es start from J0)(24 " "Stereo-Wide" for enhanced channel separat1on . Two 4" speakers. AC/battery operation #12-708 BaHoroes extra Saves2 CHERRY TREE MINIATURE GOLF COURSE Ravenswood , W va Ltcensed & Bonded Phon e 949 -2293 or 949 -24 17 3 3 ltn .14-H2-2112 1388 Sma ll & Larg e Carpe t P•ec es Bound The Aulomatoc Water Doz er & back hoe ser vtce, water , sewer , ponds, found a ft on s, reclamatiOn Real Estate - General Reg . 69 .95 Dozer s Backhoes Dump Truck s Lo- Boy Trench er water Sewer Ga s Ltn es Septtc Sy stem s PH 992 2478 4 II 1 mo pd CONSTRUCTION Reel Estate - General ~9.300 A wealth of mformatlon and fun! BUIIt-m calculator, too Saves2o Multltester Roush Lane Ches htr e, O h Ph 367 7560 AND Concertmate® by Realistic Banenes eKtra Water Sewer-E lectr1c Ga s Ltne Drtches Water Ltnc H ook ups Septt c Tank s Cou nt y Certd red 1 • • • • • • • • • C&M EXCAVATING 28% Off! AM/FM Stereo Portable Radio 4995 TRENCHING SERVICE CARPET BINDING SERVICE ! ton s to b1 dder s are on ftl e Free E sttmate s o ff• ce of th e tn tt1 e Re.1 sonab l e Pnce s ALSO TRANSMlSSIONS Tr easur er , Ract ne, Oht o Ca ll H oward PH. 992-5682 By Ord er of the 949 -2263 Roar d of Ed ucatt on 949-2160 OR 992-7121 3 24 li e Denn te Htll, Treas 1 24 lf c Sou th ern Local Schoo l L---------'iJ.---------...J.j Ot stn ct , Bo)( 176 , Ra c tn e, Oh to 45771 ~----------1-------------1 PH 843-2075 37% Off or 992 -2282 PULLINS EXCAVATING REESE~ Sl Rl 124 Nancy Jaspers - As soc tate Save 2398 HU GE 3 lam oly garage s at e some ' "'"" lo r ever yone T hur sctay 15 ttl Fro day 16111 '' mole San 3 17 1 mo H a ppy Hour Mon -Thurs . <100to6 : 00pm . MAIN ST. Helers 330,000 BTU . Only $135 ea 4-50,000 BTU . . Only $160 eo 1-100,000 BTU . . . Only $242 ea I t50,000 BTU Only $335 ea Mora bridal shower Examinations CANDLELIGHT INN Tues.- Ladtes Ntght ~pace Save s2o 443-C Locust St., Middleport VISION EXAMINATIONS CONTACT LENSES CHILDREN'S VISION Service SEASONAl CLOSE-1lUTS loo, dl"""' 81 FOI'Oit v- JAMES L. SCHMOLL, O.D. Doctor of Optometry & CALL US TO BUY OR SELL 1 E>penen~e ~~e~ 9~~~~ 3 .-----------, Rutland Furniture Sea led proposals will be rece 1ved by th e B oar d of E duca tton of 111e South ern 1 L occatne I Schoo I o01 sat t r c t thof Ra , Oh• e trea surer 's olf 1ce unttl 11 00 noon on April 23 , 1982 and at ttlat f1me open ed by the tr ea surer of satd board as provtded by l aw for two ( 2) 65 passe nger sc hool buses, accord tng to spe c •ft ca tt ons of s a1d Board of Ed ucat•on Se parate and tndepen dent btds w1il b e rece1 ved wtlh r espect to the chi'I SS tS and body type and wt ll state that th e bu s w hen asse mbled and prtor to del •v ery c omply w •lh all sc hoo l d tst rt c t spec 1ft ca 3-Channel, 3-Watt CB Walkie-Talkie BATTING GLOVE DAY A la1mly bndal shower was held Sunday hononng Janel Mora, bndeelect of Greg Eblm, at home of her sister, Jackalyn Frost. Ass1stmg 1---------------------====---~ with the shower were Demse Mora, Judy Hoschar, and Paula Mora Games were played With pnzes gomg to Mrs. Ruth Karr, Mrs. Demse Mora, Mrs. Lila Ridenour, Mrs . Wanda Ebjm, Carne Mornsey, and Marilyn Spencer who also won the door pnze. Others attending were Altona MON. Karr, Nancy Momsey, Tnsha SpenTUEScer, Pauline Myers, Mary Stewart, THURS. Mildred Jacobs, Becky Eblin, Kelly FRI. Ridenour, Jennifer Mora, Kathryn 9-12 Mora, Mrs. Frost and daughter, 1-5 Debbie. WED. by Apt. Sending gifts were Dorothy Karr, 1-5 PH. 992-6545 Twila Buckley, Susie Karr a nd Opal 6-9 Eichinger. INSTALLED PH. 742-2211 OH 45711 $30 pnce-cut on th1s handy s tepsaver' Press Talk-Bar to speak, or Lock-Bar for hands-free talk1ng or cont1nuous momtonng Each s tat1on has Call-Tone button, adJustable squelch for Silent operat1on until a message IS rece1ved. FM reduces e lectncal no1se and 1nterference . #43-212 45760 GIANT CARPET SALE 11~==============~1~3~l~lc~~~::~~~::~1~7~1~1~fc~~===:~========~~~~==========~=::::=~ "DRIVE AUTILE-SAVE ALOT" REDS, MAY 1 & 2 includes 3 Bel G11tn01, overnight 81 Holiday IGo·rdor•o. *109 ,_penon, double occupancy. Dealer CARPET AT LAST YEAR'S PRICES Apnl 18. 7 p 111 to present to the g rant wt\1 be uscJ on tile cost of Farm Eq u1pm ent RUBBER BACK CARPET $4 ~sh&caory c hurch a !.! rant from th e Wc!l1 Olt w Cunfe1 encc of the of the Un 1ted Method1sl Churches The Guysville. Oh•o Aut hortz ed John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Mrs Goett , Mrs Martm. and Mrs gif t s at the annual dinner of Meigs County Sa lon 710, Eight 'and Forty u S Rl so East 9 I va Pnwell RECOGNIZED - Olhrcrs recognized and presented corsages and SALES & SERVICE STARTING AT $4.99 Cash & Carry The bl es:smg pr~cedmg the dmner Games we re played w1th door pnzcs bcmg awa rded. Attendmg from the Ga llla County Sa lon were Gla~y s Cummmgs, chapeau, MISs Er111a Sm1lh, Mrs Gold1e Rous h, Mrs J oan Ruth, and Mrs . Faye Wilderm uth ; from the Athens County Sa lon, Mrs Lillian Henderson, and fro111 the Vmton County Salon, MaJon e Hollmghead, Robb1e Good and Hazel Grant BOGGS IN 9 FT. and 12FT. WIPTHS County Sa lons attendmg n•ran u c f1gunnes be1 ng presented t o PH. 992-3543 or 992-23811 Years K n acks a nd mtsc , f ur n ttur e Ttlur s F rt Sal In sode ,1 bad wea ther 10 loll? II Ttre>d of wa tc h1ng r erun s? Turn off the TV and earn good S$$ M ee t nr ce peo pl e se l ltng Avo n Ca ll 446 3358 391 s 2nd Mo ddlepo rt , 0 11 ~~~~~~~~~~~~==================~~::~;=.~3;1;/~l;,m~==op~d~~~==================~ GOLD SEAL CONGOLEUM Plans ha ve been completed lor the open church weddmg of Cynthia Suuth and Jell Morns on Saturday, Apnl 17. at 2 p m at the Syracuse MethodiSt Church m Syrac use The Re v Stanley Mernl1eld w1ll perform the weddmg to wh1ch lam1ly and frt ends are uwrted to a ttend The theme of " Mary 's Angels" was l'il!Tted out for the dmner with Ph . 992-2114 14 21 6 tf c GOOD SELECTION OF Smith and Morris to exchange vows was g1ven by Betty Van Meter, I aumomer Members sang " Happy Birthday"" to Mrs Ruby Marshall who wa s also pre sented w tth a corsHge Others 1 ecetvtng co r sages were Julia Hysell. Ia secretam~ ca " 1ere. Mary Marlin , past departt·tnl'ntal chapeau and lht rd member of the handbook conumttee for the lldttonal organtzatwn. and MarJOrte Felly, chapeau FROM CONCRETE TO ROOFING AND EVERYTHING IN BETWEEN. The Daily Sentinel KITCHEN CARPET Jcnmfer Grov er • Electnca l work • Custom Po le Bldg s • Roofmg work 1ft SMITH NELSON NOTORS INC. Pomeroy, Oh ex - lensive remodeiong an u.. n~>emodell'na. lS Yrs Ex:perrence Square Yard With Pad. Installed Hudson , Lmda Proffitt , Roxanne McDa ntel, Megan Cal e, Cheryl Folmer. Kern Beegle. ChriSty QUivey , Bantones Sharon Gnffm, Scott Upton Trombones - Jell Nas h, Tun Roberts, Lynne Oliver, Kevm Brooks, Dan R1ggs, Lmda Noel Tubas - Susan Danner, Mark Fnend, ChriS Richmond, Scott Hysell , Bnan Collins, Scott Trussell, New Homes _ , NeW Co nSt TUC t10n RadiO lor Specoali SI NATHAN BIGGS CARPET STARTING AT $12.95 Meigs Salon 710 hosts area counties for dinner The Mer gs Co unt ~ Sa l on 710 , Etght a nd Fnrt) , annud l dtnnl' r w a~ held e~t Largest Rad tator That's right! When you us e a column tnch or more in newspaper advertising be tl dosplay or classified you reach thousands of potenhal buyers that are eager to recetve your money-saving message . Hoffman plans to attend Oh10 Umvers1ly, Athens, where he will maJOr m engmeermg Yard Sa le Ga rage Sa l e F r1 & Sa t A pril 16 17 7 00 7 00 Fatr fi el d Ce ntenar y Rd , Por t erbr VISnage IOn M en' sookCloth Su es,bd itee r~==~~~~~;:::::~~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::Ht:::::::::::::::::::;i COMPLETE g trl 's c lo th es s1ze 5 14 Rs"'=O.:~ITC~R fOWLER CONSTRUCTION ROUSH Mens c lot hes. wo mens c lothes s tH' 7 18 ch tl dr ens HElp CAN Y 'From the oma ll esl UU CONSTRUCTION and baby clolh 1nq , cur Heater Core to lhe BUILD YOUR DREAMS! laons and p1 clur es Knack BUSINESS~ college undergraduate student. He IS one of e1ght student' selected lor the scholars hips next fall and was not1fled of hiS select1on by Wilson C Wearn. c hamnan and ch1el execut1ve officer of Multuned1a, Inc . Greenville, S C. QUESTION W1lh thiS h1 gher carbohydrate d1et Will 1l be more diffi cult to Jose we1ght. ANSWER . No ThiS d1et has more bulk to 1l, thus 1l IS more filling w1th the same or less nwnbor of calones QUESTION Will 1l affect the cholesterol and other fats m the bloodstream ' ANSWER Yes . there IS a lowermg of cholesterol and fats m the bloodstream Tins Jowermg IS felt to contnbute m part to a slowmg of the harden1ng of artenes w1th all the complicatiOns that unphes QUESTION Is thiS d1et expenSi ve The Oail Sentinei-Pa e- 13 Business Senrices SUCCESSFUL man, a semor at Metgs H1gh School, w1ll rece1ve a $750 scholars hip wh1ch Scholar by the South Carolina Foundation of Independent Colleges. As a Peace Fund Scholar, Half- Band fest Sunday at Eastern A rt, Ohio Hel p Wan ted Don ' t mtss thr s on e Th e perfect family bu s tness No rtsk, have fun . make money Ca ll 992 1088 after 6p m AVON Be a suc cess Se ll Avon where you work or lt ve Ca ll 741 2755 or co llect 614698 711 1 RESPONSIBLE baby sot ter , Monday Fnday days, r efer ences requ1red , c all 614 446 7693 L ady to stay w 1th older coup le, good pay Phone sa l e 991 6040 or 949 2129 18 Wanted to Do T11 e Silk H ouse (cu stom silk fl ow ers) Compl e te bn dal ltn e, weddtng s., and a ll OCC dSt On S Cal l 367 7566 Patn ttn g tn tertOr ij;nd ex tenor, fr ee es t 1ma tes Call 446 3759 E x per pe r son patnt hou se, ftx barn roof s, etc Ca ll 446 7504 Baby stlttng •n my ~ h o me Re ferenc es Call145 9128 Wtll do baby sttftng 1n App le G rove a nd Gall rpolt s Ferry area Call 446 6236 304 458 172 1 Lawn Mowtng Serrve, no y a rd to b tg or small , house patnt tng &. rootmg , and SCOTTISH Inn now ac toghl haul 1ng Cal l 4463159 aller 6PM 1 286-5740 cepttng appltcattons for housekee pers Only those wanting to work need ap ply 15 year old wants to mow ya rds Phone 304 675 4828 �Page-14- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middle They'll Do It Every Time 21 SIV~ ,.,,.s. IVN~IiS Verdtng lfi7VIW··· I'ARPON· ·· We N eed Dealers. , t or new 7'HGAAS rHE s t~nd up cookbook Free details. Weist Publ•sh•nQ co mpany , ( S Mam St ) Dept . S P 0 Bo)( One bedroom apartment. fu rnis hed a nd atr con di lion ed. utilities pa 1d S225 ( tn New Hav en) Phon e6 14 446 7526 t:!'~S' Busines s Ca l l304 773 5651. 45 I'NCWE···· 164 , ANO !J''!; Mon ey to Loan 1 JUST FO<JHP $%'} IH C>IVIPf,Hr:>S I FOflOOT TO TSU. Ci.IENT REF IN ANCE or purchase your home 30 year fixed rate wva & Oh•o Leade r Mortgage . 77 E Stat e 51 , A th en s. Qh 5973051 n O!N~ ON 7HE hi:WN··· 46 ..ou AI!OUT··ro65 THAT OW~ 7Hf~? VOU CAH JUST AW rT Ofl , W'T YOU ? H!:LW ? HE.LW ? COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park . Route 33 , Nor th of Pomeroy LMqe lots Call 992 7479 Se rv •ces Ptano Tun•ng & Repil•r Ca ll B tl l Ward tor nppotn lm en t , Ward's Kt'ybOMcl, 446 43/2 PASTURE 6755 t1 0 47 C & L B oo kkeep.ng In d•v•du{1 1S & busmesses Ca r ol Neal 446 3861 w.nctSf'•eld broken ? Call Southern G l ass Insurance r trHms wc lco mr Free rnobd(' se r vtcc available (r11l 4461011 31 Mob1lc Hom es tor Sa le 12. 60 t rader, ex c ellent cond1110n Call 446 1552 Furn1shed . a1r condt110ned . underp,nn1nq , se t up on tot 1n Middlepor t USED MOBILE 576 1711 31 ~)Oprn Beau t1tu1 br1ck & frame , 3 bedroom t1omC' w / scc nl( v1f:W , wood burn1ng hrepla cf' . formal d1n1ng, ce ntral a1r w / heat pump Lanscapcd . I acre tot w t t cncC'd 1n bock yard . $45 ,900 f 1°o f iOcl nCtng , ':>ffiMII down payment Call 446 3766 6 house. ba th, lull bcl'lcrnrnl tn Cily l1fn1IS. $17 ,000 F rl rrn 6 r house . tJaltl . util1ty room. root ce llAr 75 117 n, lr nctor. tMm cqu ,pmcnt , larqe bnrn. 900 lb I Obr~c co tJCISr . 535,000 Cn lt 614 446 4767 ur 756 I 713 Nf'W 3 bdr on Rl 1. I m 1 nor th o t IJr•dtw 533 .500 Ownl'r wtll ll<'IP f 111.1ncr Crlll 379 7617 5 room house clbout I .lcrC' nf trm ct. S 10.500 Colt 367 0619 House t or St'IIC' Mov1nq ou t of town. must se l l 8 7 Pet a<.~urnilblr lonn. I year old t1 ousc. 3 bedrm , 1 batt1 s. 2 c ar qarrlqe $5 000 down. rlSs um c loa n MillWOOd , w Va , 304 273 S'l3B WPCkdcWS Only Hou se tor Sillf' 7 rooms nncJ I 1 7 1)0 111. Leon, WVA (a I I 30.1 458 1866 NEW INCOME LIMilS If you cor n be tween S9000 to \15 .000 il year , you may be able to buy rl 3 bedroom hous o (no t a mobile homel tor a s l1ft le asS 135 a montll N o down payment Call 992 7034 For sale 2 8. 3 bedroom tr ailers, turn1 shed , w1lh a1r Cnll304 773 565 1 1981 ALL ELECTRIC 11 ' WIDE . 1 BEDROOM mobile home se !ltnQ on Iof. ready to move 1nto S8995 10°·0 down. BANK FINAN CING AVAILABLE . 304 576 2711 14' WIDE . 3 bedroom mobile home , $8995 All S t ,11c ModuiM Home ~. 304 5762711 1974 14 X 70 Concorcl trailer. Pt1onr 304 675 6328 MUST SPII , 1974 Con co rd rno tJ.tP hom e, l4x70. 3 bedroom, qood condil10n. pr1ce 1ncludes 8')( 16' Iron! por c ll (lnd Frankltn w ood burn1nq f • r cplcl CC telephone 304 675 6328 1973 TRAILER . Buddy , S6.000 Call304 7735 156 ca If 992 7896 3 bd .r oom modular home. p lu s po ti o and fl ower room. utility budding, silu ated on 1 and 1 1 acre ot land Pten ty of garden space Pr ice nr qo t 1ab l e by owners 247 7678 1 bd room house lu ll basement . workshop, n t ta c hed shed . S28 .0 00 Owne r wil l hel p hne~n ce 949 2249 HOUSE , Meadowbr ook Ad d111on , 3 b ed r oom. family room wllh f r1eplace . cen tral e11r, basement, JO<l 675 1542 Two s tory hom e. 3 bedroom l u ll ba se rnen i, Enq l, sn Road. $10.000 down and a ss ume loan of $33,000 a t 8wr u per ce nt. payment $175 per mon th pllone 304 675 3585 Mobil e Home s for Sa l e TRISTATE MOBILE H OMES Ga llipolis Pr tce r educed. used mobile homes . CALL 446 7572 Farm s for Sa l e Farm 76 acre s Good house. barn. work shop, sm,1 11 ch 1cken hou se 1 mil e we st of Langsville on Sr 124 742 2860 alt er 4 p m 34 Bu sin ess Bui ld ing s Apartment build1ng W1f11 co rnmerctal spa ce. Nor th end Po1nt Plea san t . low 1n teresl loan assumable Phone 304 675 4045 l4x80FFtCE butld1ng, ca n be seen at D & W, Second & V tand or c all 304 675 4424 12x 60 2 bedroom Budd')" mobi le home. Se t up willl 2 or 4 Jot s. gas heat, rural wa ter, c lose to town, finan c1 n g available. Phon e 446 1294 1977 KAJ'N 14x70, all electr ic. 2 bedrooms , 2 full baths , util i t y room , wood burner , porc hes . Call 256 · 9330 . Hou ses fo r Rent 3 BR !louse. 1 , acre lo t , pool 1 m 1 lrom Hol zer , $300 mon t h 446 9103 e rrn s 1 baths'" Gall1pohs. No pets. \300 mo pl u s utddiE'S, deposit r equ1 red Call 446 1380 7 bdr . furn1 shed cottage near HMC. 1 clli ld ac c ep t ab le. water pd ., $ 190 . Ca ll446 4416 a fler 7PM . Furn1shed 3 room cott age 1n town, one lady or a married coup le please . Depos11 required , also references, no pets . Cull 446 2543 4 bedroom, cent ral a1r and heat , cily wa ter. f ireplace. un l urn •shed e)(cept k1f chen $300 month plus uld1 l tes Refer ence and deposit r equ1red In RaCJne 949 2293 N 1CC' 5 room hom e tn Pomeroy Adults, no pets Rclr1gerator and stove prov1ded $185 per montt1 , ptu::. :::.l'l urlly deposit and utiiiiiCS . Phone992 529'1 ,, room turn house R<lCirle , Oh 949 2619 10 FOUR bedrooms. 2 batlls . lu ll base ment, C<1rporl , Rl 67 north , phon e I 614 978 4339 42 Mob il e Hom es for Re nt E ureka , I bedroom . r1ver fr on t lot. adults, re t & dep . tlOO per mo . Call643 26 44 3 Bedroom tr ailer, plelly turn . 446 9669 com 'l bdr tr ai ler turn1 Siled. cldu ll s on l y, Brown Trailer Park. 992 3324 60)(17 turn,shed. 2 bd .room. adults only , F latswoods aren 991 5834 alfer 5 p m . 1 bd room trailer 1n Racme clrca OICe 949 2726 or 949 Lot s & Acreage Two lots on Ra cc oon Creek 9 ncre w1th a 26' 1 bedrm . troller and a 26' Conco rd ca mper , $ 10.500 Call 756 6780 What arc you wa 1t 1nq for? Ground doc s no t qrow. people do . th erby 1n creasing th e value ot any avai l able Clt1 St1nq lr~nd Here's a chance to sc 1ze upon an opportunlly to ob ta1n 26 acr es M&L for only $18,000 total 1nc tudes all minera l r 1ght s this prope r ty on Un 1on Avenue j us t ou ts1de the Cor po r a11on timlls Call John Duda s Agency . Inc. Zonesville , Ohio 1 452 0229 during th e day, or Lee Wince, 1 453 4890 even1ngs and week ends Tll1nk II over, bu t don'l put it ott too long 20 l\cres. bla c ktop road , !1m ber pr1 ce reduced Phone304 675 754 1 100 acres 1ncluding five acre lake, 1n Wes t Co lum b1a, excelle nt huntinq qround . Ph one 304 773 5332 or 773 5825 after 5 PM TWO acre lots 150 II road frontage , clfy wa t e r , beh i nd 84 L umber . ca ll 304 675 6873. 675 36 18. CLEA N U SED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WE ST. GALL IPO LIS. RT 35 . PHONE 446 3868 3852 2738 35 Land co ntra c t t2perc£.nt 7 room !lOUSe, n1 ce IOCrlt1 0n 31 MOBILe HOM ES MOVED L 1ce'1sed & 1n sured Ca ll 304 576 27 11 33 41 TWO bed r oom, un furn1 shed One bed room el fiC ICOCY 304 675 2722 3 two bed r oo m traders, one a t Ash ton Upland Road $ 150 month _ plu s deposi t and u t i l 1t1CS. Phone 304 675 4088 2 bedroom mobile home , Burdette Addn . Pllone 304 675 4487 . 43 Farms for Rent 6700 L b tobacco to lease. 15c per lb Phone256 6208 44 Apartm en t for Rent Apartment for re nt. Call 446 0390 2 & 3 bedroom apartmen ts f or tease or se ll 2 bedroom hou se, 3 bed room house A C <lnd pool. HUD Program Cn ll 304 67 5·5104 or 675 7664 1st fl oor fur ni shed ef ft c1e ncy apt. 729 2nd Ave .. Ga ll ip olis . Ad ult s on l y, showe r . Ca ll446·0957 . Apar tm ent partiall y fur n 1shed. upstai r s, ut i l i ti es furnis hed . Call at 63 1 4th, Gallipol i s Deluxe turn apa rt .. cen t air & neat. 1 or 2 adu lts on l y_ Ca ll 446 ·0338 . 41 Hou ses for Rent M1sc. Merchandice 49 For Lea se PONTOON Boat . 446 4143 10' alum . John boat wi th 4.5 HP , Sea r s motor , $300 Ca ll I each . 8 Ft Pool Tablei i OO. 3 pc. L R se f $200. 6 ft. ba r . 2 stools . 446 -9203 . 76 Real t y. 446·0008 . FUR NI SH ED apartment. ce ntrally located. Adults , r ef ere nc es and deposi t required . Ca ll 446-0444 af · ter 2PM . 3 bd r . hom e delu xe, poo l. AC. 2 bdr . house, HUD. 304 675·5104 or 675-5386. --·----Mobil e home on 1/2 ac r e to t , ha s p or ch, aw ning, un· d erpinninq, wnsher & dry er, e tc. Call 446 4736. 2 bedr oom , r edecorat ed, walk to stores . Idea l for retiree , $200 per mo. Write to Box 402 in care of the Gall i poli s Daily Tr i bune, Rat liff Pools pool sa les & supplies Ca l! 4-46 6579 or 446 1324 7 pc LR suite lr ontier western st yle, brown and gold cou ch . 2 end t ables, coff ee tabl e, chair , r ocking cha1r , ottoman 2 mo Ol d. $600 Call 446 6219 . fly ~ ~-===========:.:=======~=,.,=~=""=~=~ S9 For Sa l e or Trade ~ -1977 Old s Cu tla ss Su prem e, 2 dr ., ve r y good cond ., 12.850. Ca ll 388 ·8769 . LAYNE 'S FUR N I TUR E Sofa, c ll cl tr, r oc k er , o t loman . 3 tables, $500 So fcl , c ha1r and lovesea t. $275 Sofas and cho1rs pnced fr om $785 to $795 T abies. S38 and up to $109 H 1de a beds,$340. queen SIZe, $380 . Rect1ners, $175 to $295 , Lamps fr om $18 to $65 5 PC d1neH<::-S f rom $79 , to $385 . 7 pc, S189. and up . Wood tab le with 4 ch a1rs, $21'1 up to $495 Desk $11 0. Hut c hes, SJOO and $375 . mapl e or p 1ne iln1sh Bedroom su 1tes Bassett Cherry, $795 Bunk bed co mpiC'tc w1lh mntlrC' sses . S250 and up to i350 Cap ta1n's beds. $275 . co mplete Baby beds , $99. Mattresses or box spr. ngs. full or twm , $58 . firm , $68 . and $78 . Qu een se ts. $195 4 dr ches ts, \ 42. Bed frnme s, $20 and $25 . 10 gun Gun c ab1ne t s. $350 ., d1nette cha1rs $20 . and $25 . Gas or elec tr1c ranges, $295 . Or thopedi c super firm , $95, baby matre sses. $25 & $35, bed fr ames $20. $25, & $30 . U sed Furn 1tu r e bock case. 5 pc. dlflell se t , 3 Living r oom suit e . Ranges and TV's . 3 mi les ou t Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 7pm, Mon . thru Fr1 ., 9am to 5pm, Sat 446 0322 Fo r sale Eleclrtc stove , 2 yrs old, cop per tone , •n ex cond Not needed 1n new loca t ion Call446 81 44 , $125. USED FUR NI TURE Cop per tone qa s ove n, coo k top, S1de by side refr1gerator, 5 pc. wood dine tt e. Corbin & Snyd er Furniture , 955 Seco nd Ave.. Ga ll ipo li s. Ca ll446 1171. CB,TV, Radio E quipment R C.A t .v ., 19in .black and whlte .992 30 17. CH EST fr eezer. 2 Coleman hea ter, 8 cu fl radios. phone304 675 5375 . Square locu st fen ce posts. cafl304 773 5323. Sea r s deluxe t readmi ll $100. G1 rl s 26 inch, 10 speed biCyc l e $75 . 100 AMP square D circui t breaker hox $50 nil ti k f' n ew Phone 61 .. ~ar m E~P!:"~nt New & Used Troy built t i ll er s. Bu lk garde n seed . Sw isher t mplement. Inc .. Ga llipolis . Call446 0475. l ·se t of John Deere 4 bo t tom 16' se mi mount plows, ! ·Hillsboro tri ·axle goose· neck 28 ' tra il er . Ca ll 614 256·6534. 304 8823 173 A P PALOOSA ge ld, ng. gen lie , abo 1974 Chev rolet Ma l 1bU, 304 675 6357 . ON E 14 .3 cu It c llest treezN, 4 month s old . One 24" co lor TV , Sea r s cab inet _ One antique love sea t Two b l ack & w h i te portab le TVs, 12", prac 11cally new . 304 895 3407 . ONE 3 HP rototill er , 17f t. alum1num tohn boat , 304 675 4280 55 Bui tdm g Suppli es Build1ng ma teri als block , brt ck, sewer pipes. w •n dows, lintel s, e tc. Cla ud e W in ters , Ri o G r ande. 0 . Cafl245 5121 56 G ra ve l y Rotary Plow & Cu lti vator, FREE . for a li mited tim e. with pur· c hase Of an y 8 H P, 2 wheel G rave ly Tractor & Mower . Ou tdoor Equipm ent Sa les, Jet . 7 & 35, Ga ll ipo li s. PH . 446·3670. Wee kday s 9 t o 5. Sa f. 9 to 1. Good 2 row co rner p1 c ker , shed k ept , good w orking condition, $4,000 .00. Call 256 1743 af ter 4. 1972 Internat ional tr ac tor wi t h stee per , single ax l e, 250 cu mmings eng in e, good cond . Ca l l379·2320 after 5. Wanted 2xl2 or 14 pl ow and di sc. Ca ll 256· 1379 . Pets for Sa l e HI LLCREST KE NN EL Board1 n g all breeds. clean 1ndoor outdoor f acili t ies. Also AK C Reg . Dober man s. Ca ll446· 7795 . BRIARPATCH KE NNEL S Boarding and groomin g . Gordon se tt e r s, AKc Engi1Sh Cocker Spa n ie ls. Call388 9790. POODLE GROOMIN G. Ca ll Ju dy Taylor at 367 7220 Gen tl e horse, broke bu t not f inished Phone 388 ·999 1 or 388 8623 . AKC Reg1ste r ed Basse t Houn d puppies, $150 a piece, firm . Ca ll a ft er 5PM, 4463lll . Doze r , John Dee r e 450. Out sid e mount blade . Need s so m e r epa1r $7 ,500 . Shade 696· 1234. 360 Long farm trac tor , 30 H . P diesel, lik e new 160 hours. $5,500. firm . Phon e 3Q4 576 2001. 304-697 2527 . 1975 GRAVELY tr actor. r ea l good co ndition, su lk y, bru shhog , grade r b lad e, elec tri c start . phone 304 · 458· 1854. plows 3 pt $275 ., post hol e digger s new 3 Pt . $250 ., 6ft . blad e $185., Transport disc $425., Fra te mower $350 ., Phone 304 576·2328 or 576· 2606. FARMALL H . 3 point hitc h , R model Moline, ca ll 304 · 1324 63 POODL E pup s. AKC registered, Pom er an i ans. No c hecks, 304 -895 ·3958 . 57 Musical In strumen t s Drum Se t. black and chrome . A ll clear hea ds, new hi ha t cy mba l s. 1175.00. Call 675 6505. For Sa te or Trade 73 Sporst er Yamaha 100. 53 Ford trac t or 8N with end loader, ) ·bi cyc l es . Frye' s tru ck ·au to . Open 9 to 5. Closed Sun . and Mon . 742 · 2081. 8253rd . Ave .• Ga llipoli s, Oh 4563 1. 1974 Hillcres f mobi le llome 6 ro o m, unfu r ni she d , redecor a ted and c lea n, c lose to stores. Adults only, 12x54·2 bd .room . 9923917 after 5. Middleport. $185.00 per mo. Call 304-882·2466. 1961 Rill Craft MObile hom e . Furnished 8x35 . Good Cond . $2,000. 742·2665. Large house in Gallipolis. Asking S250. Ca ll 446·7265 or 446·0644. 2566. Apartments . 675·55.48 . APAR TMENT S, mobile homes, hou ses, ~t. Pl easa nt and Gallipolis. 614·446·8221 or 61045·9484. Furnished two bedroom · apartment, utilities paid $250. adults on l y (In New Ha ven) Phone614·446·7526. 79 7 :00 Motor Hom e & Camper s 1967 Fastba ck Mustang, new paint job, new t i r es and mag s. Ca ll 88 2·7030 . 1974 Winnabago ca mper , $5,000 . In good co ndition . Ca ll 446 -25 72 good 1980 Plymout h Sopor o. Ca l l 74 Cougar XR7, exc. cond., ve r y sharp, $1.500. 72 Mon · tego, good ru st in ter ior , 1300. Ca ll 446·9380 . 76 Datsun stationwa gon. 610 wi th air , PB . 4 spd . ex c l. running cond .. $1.400. - Livestock -- - - - Red & white Hol stein he if er baby ca lf . Ca ll446·25 14. F or sale Reg . Quarter hor · se mare, 18 yrs . old . Pri ce 1500. Ca ll 446·3413 . F or sal e·2 yr . old Leg horn h e n s, .60 a bird . W.S.Mic hae l. 9853956 . For sa le·Registered A ·· alosa mare co lt, born 3·23· 82 . Go· m an ·go blood lines, wilt make beautif u l show pro s pect. call after Two black Ang us bull s, One I yea r old registered , One 9 month full b looded, non registered . Phone 304 ·675 · 7353 . wt:.LL,SE.E, IT Wf..S 12Aif.IIIJ' CATS All' ~ .SO OLD !PM SAID, HOf.lf'{, LET'S PUT AlL n16 AWIMAL? ON 1}1 1 GABIIJ GRUI~~ Hom e 11-18 ~mp~ove_m e nts BA'HAM/6 STUC CO PLASTER IN G t ex tur ed ceil ing s c4m · m ercia! and residen tial , free estimates. Cal l 256 1182. ANNIE PA IN TING i nteri or and ex t e ri or, plumbing , roofing , so m e remodeling . PROBABLY A TKJCJ{! YOU CAH NEVER TELL I'IHAT Tl1E SECRET POUCE ARE UPW! 20 yrs exp Ca ll 388·9652 . 1974 H ond a engine and paint, bes t Civic good body, new offer ove r 1977 Cutla ss Supr em e T Top ca ii 99H362 . H ARTS Used Cars, New Ha ven Wes t Virg i nia . Ove r 20 tess expens•ve ca r s in stock . GOVE RNMENT SUR P LU S CARS AND TRU CKS many so ld through local sa tes, und er $300.00 . Ca ll 1 714 569·0241 lor your directory on how ~ ~o purc hase . Open 24 hour s. 1973 Grand Torino Spo rt . Ca ll 304 675 5675 . 1972 O ld s 98 . a ll power, good work car . Phone 304 · 88 2 2823 . d i ti on $3,000. Phone 304-675· 2075 ·675 5631. 1977 BLACK on black Camara Z 28, 350 4 speed , 16,000 mile s. AM · FM, 8· Track , e~ c, r ea r window defogger , P S, PB , exce ll ent condition , phon e 304 ·675 5693 . 72 Truck's tor Sale 1978 Ford 4X4 short bed, one ow ne r . A rm str ong radials, aluminum slot s. 36J.0672 or36J.0293 . 1979 Tru ck Ram Charger, 4 X 4 green int er ior, ex · ce lt ent c ondition . Conta c t M i k e Sa rg en t. Citize n s N ationa l Bank , Pt . Plea sa n· f. vans&4W . D . Marcum Roofing & Spouting . 30 y ear s ex · perience, spec iali zin g in built up root . Ca ll J88 ·9857 . 367 7160 . work, r ooting . Ca lf 367 0194 . Special Mar ch and Ap ril only _ Ge n e's Deep Steam Clea ning. Sco tch Gaurd . Free estimate . 992 ·6309 RON 'S Te levis ion Service . Specia l iz ing in Zeni th and Motorol a, Quazar , and house ca ll s. Phone 576·2398 or 446 2454. F & K Tr ee Trimm i ng, slum p removal. 675 1331 You. ' spy1n RINGLE S'S SE RVIC E ex perienced ma so n, roof er. c arpenter, e l ec t rician, general repa 1rs and r emodeling . Phon e 304 ·675 · 2088 or 675-4560 . little snea~! Water wells . Commerc i al an d Domest ic. Tes t ha tes . Pumps Sales and Se rv ice. 304 895 3802 . LOCK SM ITH Service . Re sid entiaL aut omoti ve . Emergency se r vice . Ca ll 1978 Jeep Ren ega de, CJ·7, good cond . 14,900 Call 256· 9367 or 446·0307 . 1979 Ford 4 wheel drive pi ck ·up· good c ond . 742 · 82 WINNIE WHY ARE YOU 50 UPSET THAT I 17E · f\J5!TEI7 JA~AR'S MONEY ANI7 c:>f<'fW A6AINST IT!' Plumbing & _H ~_t i~g 83 Hay , large round bales, 985·3887 or contac t Albert Park er near Chester after 6 p .m . CORN 1640. for sa le, 304·458· offer.304·458· 1513. Autos for Sale 72 Pontiac ex. cond. , new vinyl top. can be seen at 107 Chilli c othe rd. 1976 Plymouth Volare, fair cond, saoo. Call388·9676. JONES BO YS WATER SER V ICE . Call 367 ·747 1 or 367·0591. 1980 HONDA CM 400, $1200. phone 304·675·6252' 1976 HONDA 550, 4 cyl. 57,000 miles, sharp, 1,000 call304·458· 1639 after 5. 1973 KAWASAKI KZ 900, good condition, call 304·586· 2626 or 304·675·3482 . --·- - -----Boats and 79 Ford Must~ng $3,400 Qr best offer. Cal ~742 · 2451. 75 74 'Cadiallic low mileage, 12' ALUMINUM boat with oars, good condition, $150. 304-675-5904. good cond ., $1.700. Call614· 367·7209. - -- - - - - - SEW! NG Mac hine r epair s, se rvi ce. Authorized Singer Sales & Serv i ce Sharpen Scissors. Fabri c Sh op, Pom er oy. 992 ·2274 . 1980 Suzuki GS 550 Limited Edition ex . c ond ., 16,000 miles, $1,800. Call.256·9367 or 446·0307 . 1ranspartaflan Electrical ·-~ ~efr~~ration 85 Motors for Sate _ §~n~r.~ I . Hauling. J IMS Water Se rvi ce . Ca ll J im Lani er, 304·675·7397. you need your trash hauled away, ca ll Harper If 304·675·5868 betwee 1 PM and5 P. M . 8_! ~ ::_ :=: JJ£~~t_!ry :_ ::_ _ TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ave ., Gallipolis. 446· 7833 or 446·1833. MOWREYS U~h~I ~~~~;RI. 1 Box 124, Pt. Pleasant, 304· 675·4154. ---------- . r- - - JA~AR BILL, I ONLY 171/? IT TO SAVE MY COMPANY, A5 OFF OUR WELL AS yO{/R BACK S/ OW/11.' HOW WAS I TO KNOW YOU'I7 TWENTY .Excavating 7~- _ -~~~£YEI~s_ _ COUW GET YOU'I7 ONLY WAITE!/ AOOTHER 17AY LONGfRl IF BIWTHER AFTER Ga llipoli s Diver sif ied Con · st . Co . Cu stom doz er & backhoe work . Specia l farm rate s. Ca ll us for free es tim a tes. 446·4440. =-=---==--=--=·=·=- == =::: WITH THE $100, 000 MY BROTHER GAVE ME, 1 THOUGHT WE HfAR FJ?OM YOUR CAR T ER'S PLUMBIN G A ND HEATIN G Cor . Fourth and Pine Phone 446 ·3888 or 446·4477 2460. $4,000. 76 DODGE van, 400 engine, power st ee ring, power brakes, air conditioned, low mileage, h eavy duty suspension. $2,000. or best P/'IKLB COMIN' ALONG, SAWYER - IN MY COUNTRY VE CLIMB A ... DER SNOWBI'-L L GOES MOUNTAIN OVERLOOKING ZE FASTER UND FASTER, UN O ENEMY UND STAAT A SNOW· GETS BIGGER UND BIGGER! IT FINALLY V I PES OUT DER BALL ROLLING~! MIT VUN BIG KABOOM! Be ll Con tr ac t ing Ge neral plumbin g se rv ice, home r emodeling & r epa ir s. Free es tim a tes. Ca ll 446 .4007. ADVANCED Sea mles s G utter · Door s. O ff er in g co ntinuou s gu tt e ring, sea mle ss siding, rooting, garage door s. fr ee es timat es, 614 ·698 · 820 5. 7. Hard top 304 V ·8. 20 m .p g. 35,000 mil es, 992· 513R after 4 p .m SEE HOW YOUR GLADY' DID, LEM! MATTER (J FACT THERE'S SOio\ETHIN' YOU C'N 00 FER !'IE ... ALLEYOOP 882·2079 . 4·wheel drive 1979 Jeep CJ ALL RIGHT, BUT !F HE'S TKYIN' T' KEEP IT 5ECKET, THOSE W~HT5 'N' 51/lENS ALL OVER HIG CAR. ARE A DEAD t!iiVEIII'(IIY 1 ··· !WAS JUGT ORIVIN6 BY AND THOUGHT I'D French C it y Pa inting r es identia l & comme r c i al. 1nteri or . e)( terior , paper ha ng ing . & t ex tur ed ceil in gs. Cal l 367 778 4 or For Sa le : 1978 Dodg e Power Wagon . Ca ll 446· 4740. 1973 Jee p CJ·5. 6 cyl.. 3 spd .. lock · ln hubs, high· ba ck bucket sea t s, AM ·FM 8·track, roll bar, 12x l5 tires with white spoke rim s, runs good & easy on gas, exc. cond . S2.000. Call 367 7671 or 36J.7560 . HUH? TH' SHERIFF IS f/U4'~U:::=j CAP T A IN ST EEME R Ca r · pe t Cleaning f ea tured by Haffelt Brosth er s Custom Carpe ts. Free es t ima tes . Ca lf 446 2107 . ·carpen tr y remode l ing, and I"'o&l'-"-•-·I r ·- J .. ...... - MEHRY I PEANUTS " HERE,~ER,LEliS SEE '(OU J.liT A FEW SERVES ... - ' '(OUR HANDS LOOK KIND OF SMALL, AND '(OU DON'T HAVE ANV POCKETS ... ®Over Easy 0 (]) CD NBC News (]) $50.000 Pyramid ([) Gomer Pyle Cil Muppet Show 0 Cil @ CBS News CIJ Or. Who CID Lilias, Yoga and You 0) ~ ABC News 0 (]) P.M . Magazine (]) Bible Baffle ill Time Wa s... t. Fifties ffi Carol Burn ett and Friends (l) Entertainment T onight CD Happy Days 0 Cil Tic Tac Dough Cil ® M acNei i ·Lehrer Report ® News 0) ~ Muppet Show 0 (]) You Asked For It (]) Another Life Cil Sanford and Son Cil 0 Cil Family Feud (I) laverne and Shirley ([) Business Report @ Jack Nicklaus ® Matters of Life & Death I!) CiZ Entertainment t NECTED ! ± I I r 1] I JINTEC BRIDGE Time to overcall By Oswa ld Jacoby and A lan Sontag • " I a m a firm believer m overca lling with four card sui ts when my hand warra nts it. This ha nd does ·· ra tse and East a prop<>r ra1se of Mike's overcall As Io ~ + 1\IH , .. .., \\f-:~ 1 I· \ .., 1 • \ ,, I • 1\ \) I ll H • \ ,, 4 .' . ~ ~II for South 's three hear t b1d . the less said th e better . HJS opening ha d been almosl a minimum and hi s jack of spades had become no better than a deuce ·for play tn hear t s Mike elects to pass lit• sees no rea son to bid anothrr spade . He co nsiders a dou ble and explains h1 s fail urr to dll so by pOi nt ing out that ht· thmks h1 s sid e is ahead 1n 1/w match and he sees no n•a son to risk a lot of IM Ps b\' doublin g. Mike opens th e kmg of spades and continues w1th the eight to hi s partn r r s ace . A diamond IS led Sou! h studies an d then plays till' ntne M1 kc takes h1s acr ;md the qu een of spades i-lp dec 1des that decl arer hold s the diamond king and k,td s hi s la st spade East rufb and wtth the nine ts oVt·r · ruf(ed by the Jack Now South lead s tht• PJgiH 4 \ 4 A2 t) l \ + .I , + l) H . • ·\ Ill h North has a doubt ful ht•an 'The Blu es e \OHTII • ·; .) :1 Mike Lawrence explams his spade overca ll by saymg. ~ecial :oo o m m o m m cw Now arrange !he Clrc lod lf! !!Prc. to !orm the su rpnse answe r d 5 "> ug ges!ed by the above C<lr1 0nn Jumble Book No. 19. conla ining 110 puules. Is a~at l able 10 1 S I 95 pos 1pa1d h om Jumble, cJo I his newspaper, Boll 34 . Norwood . N J 07648 Include your name, address , zip code and make checks payable lo Newspaperbooks Rea l People Tonight's show features a vi sit to Mt. Shas ta, a group of grade school ch1ldren w 1th the1r own new s show and a 92 -year -old rad1 0 talk show ho5less lA) (60 min .) I]) National Geog raphi c ([) MOVIE : ' M an Without A Star' Cil OJ © G'eatest American Hero 0 Cil @ Herbie. the Love Bug (]) Non ·Fiction T ele vi sion Special 'Blood and Sand· War 1n the Sahara · Th•s documentary exam1nes U. S . fore1gn pohcy by fo cusing on the Pol1saro Fro nt ·Moroccan conf11c t 1n the Western Sahara (60 min) CID Forum 9 :00 0 (]) (I) Facts of Lif e Jo tne s to fem1n1ze her torn boy COUSin . (R) (]) 700 Club Cil OJ 1121 The Fa ll Guy Colt goes undercover as a renegade motorcyc le nder (A) (60 mon I 0 ® ® Duk es of Hazzard (I) ® Middletown 'Famoly Business.· A fa m1ly of ten st ruggles to save the fath er's przza franch1se hom bankrupt cy . (90 mm ) 9 :30 0 (]) Ql Teacher s Only (PREMIERE) One of Diana 's st udents shows up on her doo rstep afte r her parents separate 10:00 0 (]) CD Quincy Cil TBS .Evening News (I) 0) ClZ Dyna sty Blak e lashes out at A lex1 s for cau sin g Kry st !e ·s miScar riage, Steven f1ght s w1th a hitc hhiker who threa tens him With a sec ret and Clau · dia is interrogated regard ing the shooting (60 mm ) 10:15 (]) MOVIE : ' Flash Gm don ' 10:30 CD Sing out America (I) Passov er Th1 s docu mentary details the h1 story , practic e and SIQ nlftcance o f this holiday With ns focal point on an A m encan Seder, a hom e serv1ce centered around a meal ® New_1 11 ® News CD Nashville RFO Cil All In the Family (I) News/Sports/ W eather (I) Dick Cavett 'Drugs . Addiction & Recove ry .· First of 3 parts . John Phil lip s, his daughter MacKen · zie Phillip s and Or. Mark S. Gold are the guests ® Hitchcock 11 :30 0 (]) CD Tonight Show Johnny is joined by Will1am Devane, Buddy R1ch and David Hmowitz. lA) (60 min.) CD Another Life Cil MOVIE: ' I Walk Atone' Cil Benny Hill Show 0 Cil MOVIE : 'The Bees· CIJ Captioned ABC News ® MOVIE: 'Love Story· Gl (j) Nighttine 12:00 CD Bums & Allen ill Stevie Nicks In Concert Cil Nighttine, C1J PBS Late Night 0 ~ Love Boat Doc falls in love with his doctor, a bfJIIerina .meets her former partner and a girl invites her cab driver on the cruise . (R) (60 min.) 12:30 0 (I) CD Late Night with David Lettannan (lJ Jack Benny Show (J) Love Boat Doc falls in love with his doctor. a ballerina meets her former partner and a girl invite s her cab driver on the cruise. (R)\60 min .) 1 :00 (lJ I Married Joan ill MOVIE: 'Up tho Acedemy' (jJ Newo · 1 :30 (lJ My Utde MtNVIe (J) MOVIE: 'Kitten With A MINOR' INJURY. Ye sterdays I Jumbles CHA OS ALBUM GA RB LE M OBIL[ 1 Answer Tiley st1ck close to Inc cas e~ so !f"\(!Y won ' t ge t lost - LABELS 0 C2J CD (!) MOVIE : Brothers' COULD BE W IT HDR:AWN FROM THE RA CE BECAUSE OF "[I I J XXJ J J ]" Answerhere Ton~ht B :OO Ca ll367 ·0157. 74 Mercury Ca pr ee, good cond i ti on . Call446 4361 7 :30 AIJD !tOlD 81 84 71 BORN LOSER servlce·s- 446·418 5 73 4:30p.m . 593·7390. 59 Quality A ut obod-y &c ustom Paint work . Professional paint work on motor cyc les . Au to Trim Center , 446 1968 cond .. $900 Ca ll 256 9367 or 446·0307 . Nova, ----~~ A lli s Chalmers B with cultivators $1550 . 14 inc h 895·3441. coons. 1150 . 304 67 5·3133 . Auto Repair fl Wren , sl eeps 6 E lee ., rei . l ike new . $1.000. Ca ll 286 4657 . after 5: 30 Chevy 1977 Nov a, 2 door , P .S. P . B. 53,000 mit es, exce ll en t con BOX bl ade Ke ll ey backhoe, hay r ake , NH bal er , NH haybin e, m owe r , d i sc, see der and f ertiliz e r spreader . 304 ·895 ·3503 or Chow Chow pupp ies Reg .. good blood line . I b londe , I red , 1 bla ck, $250 . Ca ll 446 ONE male Walker Coon Hound, 18 m onths ol d . Tra ck s, trai l s & trees Phone 304 675 4373 or 304 675 1478 . 446·9203 . $1,000 . 992-6730 Rot a tiller for I nternational Cub Cadet. Ca ll 367 7560 DRAGONWYND CAT TERY KENNEL AKC C h ow puppies, CFA H i mal a yan , Per si an and Siamese kittens N ew S1nmrsP kii!Pn s Ca ll .146 384 4 a fter 4 p . m Mi sc . M erchanelic e A home you c an a ff ord, $25.50 0. Pat r io t Home Bu i lders wi ll bui ld on your lo t a 3 bedr . home, car pe ted. ready to mov e i n to, will con sid er tr ade i n on mob1 le home . Ca ll 379·2617 . And see our mode l 1 mile Nort h of Sil ve r Bridge on Rt . 7, acr oss from H onda Shop . Open M an ·Sa t lO AM to7PM . CAPTAIN EASY 1974 Rover tr ave l trailer, 14 mo old $375 . 742 3 154 or 992 7467 . GOOD U SE D AP PLIANCE S Wi1 Shers. dryer s, r e fr, qcra t ors, rnnqp c;, Skaqns Ap pl1ances, Upper R1ver Rd . bes1de Ston e Cr es t Motel 446 7398 74 Mon ter ey AC. AM F M , la ir cond . SSOO or best off er . SHAMC± 2 Cil Andy Griffith Cil ABC News CIJ 3-2 · 1. Contact Autos lor Sa l e 1973 10 ft cllest lype fr ee zer , 6 SWA IN AUCT ION FUR NI TURE & PAW N SHOP 62 Ol•ve 51., Gallipol is New sofa bed s $250 , used so l a beds $100, reclmers $80, bunk bed s $100, bunkie mattresses $40, maple rockers $49, maple dinetf se ts fr om $125 to Sl 75 . bedroom su i te s $150 , 3 pc . llv tng r oom su i tes $1?9 , 2 pc ltving room su ite s $140 , love sea ts $70 , owl lamp s S25. r1nger wa shers $75 , drye r s, se veral rcfr•Qcrato r s, u tdll y Cclb1nets, mec han1 c's tools. beds, silver s tone. TV, s, wood burners, S IL'ro·~ dlld lo ts more Open 10<'1m to 5pm, 446 3159 71 Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one lener to each sq uare. to lorm four ordinary words News Andrews Raiders Part Auto Parts & Acc esso ri es 77 o CIHD o m ®J m C!~ byHenriAr"'oiOandBoblee CD Tru ck cam per f it s 8 ff . bed 3 bed room aparl. 105 Court St , $2 15 mo .. SlOO e,1ep .. no 1 bedroom furnished apt. 992·5434. 992·59 14 or 304·882· 6 :\)0 6 :30 pets. Cal l446·2572. 1973 mobile hom e, 3 bdr ., J2 x65 , ex. co nd .. Take iver payment s. Ca ll 4Mr8 134 . EVENING 4 FR 78 14 wh il e wall radial s - good cond $125 . 12 fl al um fi shing boat , $250 38 Co if s p ec~a l. 1180. 12 qauge Martin 30 F. 1896 Paiton $250 . Ca ll 379 26 17 H ouse, 3 bdr in Rodney Village 11 . 5200 m o. Ca ll 446 4~16 a ft er 7PM . Homes l or Rent. L ease or Land Contr ac t i n town, or co untry . Ca ll Strout 18FT . tr1 haul, 1nboard ou t board . 140 H P. 304 586 2626 or 304 675 3482 S~ntinei - Page - 15 ~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME lt\I\11M} fi;})} ~ ~ ~~ ® WEDNESDAY 4/14[82 256 ·6780 cond .1 15.900 . Ca fl446 ·4537. 992 2105 Hou se hold Good s The Doily Television • • VIeWing 30040896 or 304342 3121. 197S Lase 4.)U , oozer tractor , 800 hrs , ve ry good 446 0157 54 Pomero -Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, April 14, 1982 DICK TRACY 1975 Houseboat. Cap tain's Craft , 45 ft . long, sleeps 6, loaded, reasonable . H arr y Wa ll ace, Ch arl es ton . Ca ll ..· Locus t pos ts $3 .00 Call446 4176. Boars and Motors for Sa le Wright EVA NS E NTERPRI SES E)(celsio r Oil Co .. 636 E . Ma1n Sl. , Pome r oy , Ohio 52 by Larry P l as ti c Sep t ic Tank s. State and count y approved. 1.000 gal. tan k, price $340 . Other s1zes in stock, haul in your pickup truck . Ca ll 614 ·286· 5930, Jackson, Oh . RON Tobac co base tor lease, 1.548 l bs Call Ja ck Neal at S1 75 KIT 'N' CARLYLE '" Wanted to Rent HOME H o m es lor Sa le 197/ Conco r d MotJile Home. 17x65 Cn ll 446 70 15 nit er for ren t, 304 wanted to rent or buy house & ac reaqc Coli 446 r etu rns for m 54 Space lor Rent Large trailer lot on Ad dison Bulavile Rd Ca l l 446 4265 or 446 4736 Profess .ona l co me ta)( Furn1 shed Rooms SLEEPI NG ROOMS and l1ghl housekcepmg apt . Park Cen t ral H otel E nglewood , Oll•o45317 21 Apar tm ent fo r Rent 3 Bedroom apartment Phon e 304 675 4045 Al'lfiL H-"'. C.I'!A. r+==R Busi neis Opportunity C•gare tt e 44 Wednesday, April 14, 1982 rt, Ohio + il l'••.! 'Ill • .I,,~ ~ ,; • !\ ., /' + \ l) ( \'ulrlt'r .ddt· ~~ · 11 il1·r !J!•:Ii1'1' South I. ,., ,. 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CKYPTOQUOTES ZVHM FB ZCSY HSMFBMB MVA ex GHWW QCBMASFMO Q CB MA S FM O HSM . - NHSGAW ex MVA QSCPBM A Whip' CD Newa/Sign Off (J) llechelor Father ()I I Believe 2:30 (J) Ufe of Riley 2:00 Yesterday's Cryptoquole : I HAVE LOVED MANY, TilE MORE AND THE FEW, I LOVED MANY, THAT I MIGHT LOVE YOU.-GRACEFAUllWNORTON �Area deaths Hazel G. Cundiff Hazel G. Cundlff, 68, Salem St., Rutla nd, dled Tuesday a t RJve rslde Hospital In Columbus. She was a da ughter of the late Wlllle a nd Ona Russell Nelson and was also preceded In death by a sister, Cla ra Howard. Surviving are her husba nd . Robert Cundllf, Sr.. Rutland : fi ve sons . E ugene. Robert and Cha rles, all of Columbus: Ra lph a nd Gre· gory, Middleport ; three daughters, J o Ann Wha ley, Delaware; Betty Charles and J ackie Blackburn, both of Columbus. 3.1 gra ndc hild· ren , 20 great· gra ndchildren and severa l nieces a nd nephews. Services will be held a t 1 p.m . Frtday a t the Ewing F uneral Home. Burial will be In the Gravel Hill Cem e tcy a t Cheshi re. Friends may call a t the fune ral home after7 th is evening. Velma Imboden Velma Imboden. 64 . 360S. Fourth St.. Middleport , died Wednesday mornlng a t Ve tera ns Memorial Hospital. Mrs .Imboden was a daughter of the late Mr. a nd Mrs. George Tucke r. She was also preceded In death by a sister and two brothers. Surviving a re he r husba nd . Luthe r J . Imboden: th ree sons, George Tucker, Columbus: Dona ld Imboden. stationed In North Carol· ina with the U. S. Army. and Rick Imboden, Pomeroy; 18 grandc hild· ren. three great -grandchildren a nd several nieces and nephews. Services will be held a t 10 a .m. Saturday a t the Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. Jim Broomeof· flcla tlng. Buria l will be in the Gil· more Ce me tery. Friend s may ca ll at the fune ral home any time after 1 p.m . Thursday. Florence H. Potts Florence Ha rden Potts. 89. Syra · cuse. died Wednesday morning at Holzer Medical Center. Mr s. Potts was the da ughte r of the la te Scott a nd Euphrasla Wetzel Nease. She was a lso preceded in death by her firs t Husband, Roscoe D. Harden, he r second husband, Harry Potts, a son, Morris, a grand· son, Wllllam N. Ha rden, an Infant gra ndda ug hte r , Dorothy J ea n Harden, five brothe rs, a nd a n a unt and uncle. Aaron and Angellne Nease. She was a m ember of the Syra· cuse Presbyteria n Chu rch, Guiding Sta r Council 124, Daughters of America a nd Meigs Coun ty Council on Aging. She Is survived by three sons. Ea rl D. Hard en, Weston, W. Va .; Ferrold Ha rde n, San Diego, Calif., and Robert A. Ha rde n, Syracuse: two daughters, Mary Lisle , Syra· cuse, and Leota Kendall, Warren, Mich.; one step-son, Harry Poll, Laurens, S. C.; step-da ughter, Wanda R izer. Pome roy; 15 grand· child ren, 24 great gra ndchildren, seven step-grandchildren, several step-great gra ndchildren a nd several nieces and nephews. Funera l services will be held Sat· urday at 2 p.m . at the Syrac use Presbyte rian Church with the Rev. Wa nda Johnson officiating. Burial will be In Letart Falls Cemetery. F riends may call a t the Ewing Fun· e ra l Home a fte r 6 p.m . Thursday. Alma Jane Young Alma Jane Young, 96, Delaware, dJed Tue sday evening at Veterans Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. Young was born In Kerrnlt, W. Va ., the daughter of the late Wll· lia m and Sarah Ellen Steele Stev· ens. She married Luther Young in Aug. 1913 and he died in Dec. 1953. She was a lso preceded in death by one son, Ha rold In 1978. She Is survi ved by two da ughters, Davie B. Ha le. La ngsville, a nd Joan McKltnlck, Cheshire: one son , VIrgil Young, Delawa re: 18 grandchildren, 23 great gra ndchild· re n and three g rea t, gr eat gra ndchild ren. Funera l services will be held Thursday a t 2 p.m. a t the Hunter Funeral Home In Rutland, with the Rev. Gene Mu sser officiating. Bur· lal will be ln Wright Cemetery. Friends a re being received a t the fune ral home today from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9. Watson· · - - - - -- -- 1 Continued from page 11 Wa tson te stlfled, under question~ ing by Knight. tha t Foley had a reputation for being violent when he was drtnk.lng . Wa tson said he sa w F'oley a t 4 p.m . when he (Foley ! returned to his tra iler. He had no conversa tlon with hlm , howeve r. Wa tson further tes tltled that he we nt to bed at 9: 30p.m . on Aug. 27 and his wife c ame to the bedroom crying a t about 9: 45 p.m. and said that Fole y a nd Ronnie Deem were drinking a nd that Foley had called her a lot of distasteful na mes. Wa tson said his w!te asked hlm to talk to Foley and see If he could calm him down. Wa tson said he we nt to the phone and tried to talk to Foley. Watson said Foley threate ned him saying he (Foley ] would tear up the place and Wa tson too. Wa tson test!tled "Craig you are drui>k a nd I am not going to talk to you." AI that point, Wa tson said he called the s herllf's office rega rding the dis turbance. Watson said the phone rang aga in, a nd at that point, Watson put on hls shoes to go to Foley's trailer. Wa tson sa id tha t Foley threa· tened to burn his (Foley's) traile r down . Knight asked If he had a gun when he lett and he answered no. Watson said hls wlfe left In the car and c aught hlm (Wa tson ) down at the bridge and told him not to go over the re that the boy would beat him to de ath. At that point Watson went back home were Watson heard Foley yell mom, but Watson did not know where his wlte was. Watson fu rther test!tied that as he was going down the lane he met Olan Nutter. On the second trtp to theFoleytrallerWatsondldhavea gun. thatsaid Foley outWatson of the testlfled trailer and to came Wa t · son, when I get done with you tonight you may not walk again. Watson demonstrated to the jury the way Foley was walking with hls fists clenched. Watson testlfled that as Foley came toward him, he tired a shot and told (Foley) not to come after him. Foley kept cornlng. Watson sald he fired again and Foley kept corning. Watson said he fired a third shot and Foley said, "You wouldn' t shoot me" . Watson said that's when I shot hlm. Watson said he was able to obsetve Foley and he was Intoxicated. When Watson was asked by Knight to describe actions of Foley when drinking Crow, objected. At that point, Judge Bacon called the attorneys to the bench and sent out the Jury. Knight stated that the defendant (Watson) had seen previous acts of violence done by Wednesday, April 14, 1982 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Pag&- 16-The Daily Sentinel Foley. After rec alllng the jury, Crow then questioned Watson and asked It he had a seizure the nJght of the al le g e d s h o oting . W a t s on answered,"no." Crow sta ted that Watson was able to see Foley at 4 p.m. from his house. "Your e yesight mus t not be so bad you could see fairly well. " Crow stated . Watson said , "I guess so Under cross examination Watson denied asking the men to come out of the trailer and shooting two warning s hots. Crow also said, " You hung up on Foley a few minutes before you left for Foley's house. " Crow asked If he hid the gun to which Watson replied, no, I put It on the top of the shed out of the reach of the grandchildren . Crow asked, dld you tell Gary Wolle that he wouldn't have a case It he couldn't find the gun 7 Watson answered, no. Crow sa id , you first refused to tell whe re the gun was to which Watson answered, y~s. Crow asked did you (Watson) call an ambulance. Watson said no. Did you ca ll the pollee atter t he ? w tso ld h tl s oo ng . a nsa no. Extinguish fires Local fire de partments answered three brush ftre calls on Tuesday. At 6:53 p.m ., the Rutland Depart· ment went to the McComber Hlll area for a brush fire; the Racine Department to Tanners Run Road at4:10p.m .,andthe0rangeTown· ship Department to Sumner Road at 4:30a.m. The Middleport Emer· gency Unit at 5: 36p.m. took Sheila Smith, 107 Park St., to Veterans Memorial Hospltalnd the Syracuse Unltat7:48a .m.tookBarbaraHen· dricks trom her Syracuse rest· entinel Jlarents ... __~~c~·o~n~ti~~'u_ed~f-ro_m~pa~g~e-11__________________~------------------------------------dlture tor a building tha t may ha ve to be closed sometime. We are look· lng for the best for our children a nd hoping to he lp the econornlc sltua· tion," Morris said . One pa tron felt parents wUI be una ble to support the school when they have child ren in three dltfer· ent schools. Morrts noted that therP are a ll kinds of problems In Meigs Local Dis tr ict and It was not economl· cally feasible to opera te such a sma ll school. Harrisonville has a simila r proble m, but It has space. All. schools will be s tudied Morris observed. Another person asked," Are we looking into the future of a cent ral elementary school In the district. Can you deny there will be a centra l eleme ntary school?" Morris a nswered, " No one here ca n say tha t won't ha ppen ." It was brought out by another res· !dent tha t property value would decline It the school Is closed and the re would be a dec ltne In popula tion. Another reside nt told of a n lnc l· dent where her brothe r was sent to Rutla nd to a ttend the Menta lly Retarded School. There wasn't any room for hlm so he was sent to Ga l· llpolls . It they did not have room for one student, how could Rutland have room for three other grades the res ident asked?. Morrts noted tha t the action will not result In reduction of staff . Morris also added It It weren't for the PTO and PTA In the district the c hildren would not have wha t they do. Severa l residents noted that they were prornlsed by former superin· tendent Da vid Gleason additiona l space. It was brought out that this ad· ministration Is not responsible lor past administration. Present. In addition to Morris were Jim Carpenter, assista nt su· perlntendent, Bob Barton a nd Robert Snowden. boa rd me mbers. Snowden said he had ilstened to a ll the state ments made, and at this point , he has not made a decision. However, Snowden pointed out tha t Mayors end 3 7 cases Two defenda nts forfeited bonds and nine others were fined in the court of Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffma n Tuesday night. Forfeiting bonds of $375 each, posted on charges of driving while Intoxicated, we re Joseph G. Grif· fin, Mason, W. Va ., and Randy L. Willlams, Rutla nd. fined were Cha rles L. Stewart , Langsvllle. and Raymond Priddy, Middleport, $250 a nd costs each a nd three days in ja il, driving while In· toxicated; Eddie Russell, Middle· port, $3 and costs of $25; Joseph Custer , Pomeroy. $3 and costs of $25, and Odell Bla ke, $6 and costs of $25, a ll charged with falling to pay parking m eter tickets; Patrick L. Mahaffey, Middleport, $50 and costs, disorderly manner; $100 a nd costs, possession of ma rijuana. and $319 and costs. fa ilure to pay an old fine; Mic hael Hewitt. no address recorded , $250 a nd costs, three days in jail. driving while Intoxicated ; Pete Haley, Middle port, $50 a nd costs. destruction of property, and David Coppick , Middleport, $10 a nd costs, bum per height viola tion. A numbe r of defendants forfeited bonds in the court of P omeroy Mayo r Clarence Andrews Tuesda y night, many on s peeding charges. char ges. Forfeiting we re Wa lter Smith, Har tford, $49 ; Ma rvin Rous h, Pomeroy, $47; J a n Nestleroad, Za· nesvllle, $45; J a mes Perkins, Pomeroy, $50; Floyd Avis, Cool· ville. $46; Geor ge Cummins. Ra· cine, $46; Terry Spa un, Racine, $49; Drea ma Pickens, Pomeroy, $51 ; Tony Mlra gelotta . Parkers· burg, $46; Kenne th Bolen. Albany, $56; Da nny Gillespie, New Haven, $48; Keith Corby, Metz, W. Va., $43; Tina Butche r, Middleport, $45; Michael Caton, Pomer oy , $50; Stewart P itsenba rger, South Point, $51; Rand y Srnlth , Racine, $54 ; Bobby Porter, Rutland, $49 ; Law· renee Cundlff, Racine, $44 ; George Mood y, Cheshire , $46; Tim Ham· mond , Alliance, $53; Raymond Hudson, Alba ny, $49, a nd Michael W. Stanley, Pomeroy , $45. all on speeding cha rges; Steven Hill, Ra· cine, $63, traffic light viola tion ; Chester Francis, Jr., Pomeroy, $63, failure to register a motor vehicle a nd $363, dri ving while Intoxicated. Fined in the court were Orland F loyd , P ome roy, $150 a nd costs, reckless operation, a nd Richard Richmond, Jr., Pomeroy, $63 drlv· lng under suspension, and $54, speeding . CHAPMAN'S Veterans Memorial Admitted .. Debra Burke, Pomeroy·, Michael Layne, Langsville. STORE Phone 742-2100 Prices Effective Thru Saturdav April 17th Eckrich $1.97 Lb . SMOKED SAUSAGE I I I I I Eckrich $1.99 1 Lb . Roll SAUSAGE I I I I I I I • • • • I I I I I I Homemade HAM SALAD $1.39 Lb. DAIRY I I I 10 lb . Idaho Bak ing MARGARINE . . 79' POTATOES . . • • 1 1.99 GRAPEFRUIT ..... 11.19 BREADED SHRIMP • • • • • 15 oz . Lucks Lima, Hot Chili, Great Northern ASSORT. BEANS ....c~ns 2/$1.00 American car sales plunge again 30 oz . Del Monte FRUIT COCKTAIL • DETROIT - American car sales in the first ,10 days of April plunged 18.2 percent from the same period last year as automakers ,dapgled new sales batt, but consumers failed to bite. The ttve major U.S. carmakers sold 133,502 ears ln the Aprll1-10 selllng period, down from 163,242 In the same 10 days of 1981. The daily selllng rate for the period was 14,834, the lowest since the rate of 13,345 in 1958. • 99~ Can • • • • • • 49 oz. Soap Powe r Box • • • • • • • • • • • 5 oz. Armour Unemployment claims drop in Ohio VIENNA SAUSAGE • • COLUMBUS, Ohio - Unemployment among people clalming be· netlts for one week or more dropped in Ohio last week to the lowest level since Christmas week, officials say. The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services estlmated Wednesday that there were 257,000 clalmants for compensation who have been out of work one week or more during the weekending April10. Tha t Is down from 262,680 the previous week. In the week ending Dec . 26, 1981, OBES reported 229,177 persons had tiled clalnns for compensation for one week or more. The highest weekly number of S<H:alled "old" claimants for 1982 came In the week ending Jan. 9, when 302,441 persons were classttled as clal· mants unemployed one week or more. 15 oz. Armour (rJcanVERSEJ AAU • CORN BEEF HASH Can • • • • • • 200 Count White Kleenex SPECIAL TISSUE • • • • • • • • 93~ Box 46 oz. Del Monte APPICOT JUICE Can • • • • • • • 10' '2 oz. Campbell ' s CHAPMAN SHOES ' Next toE lberlelds In Pomeroy R~agan . CHICKEN w/RICE SOUP .c:ns 2/79~ 4 oz. Tasters Choice Decaffeinated INSTANT COFFEE • • • • • Jar • $2 99 • ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY unveils tax credit plan WASIDNGTON - President Reagan, declaring that "working Americans are overtaxed and underappreclated," unveiled a pro· gram today that would let most parents claim tax credits to help send their children to private schools. The only ones left out would be those making more than $75,000 a year. Taking a step admlnlstratlon officials acknowledged was intended to boost Reagan's standing with lower-and middle-Income parents who Sfnd their children to parochial schools, the president said: Reagan was flying to Chicago this mornlng to disclose the plan In a speech to the National Catholic Educational Association, which represents 10,1XXJ Roman Catholic schools. Change could reduce 4poor' WASlflNGTON - The number of "poor" Americans could be rectuced by as much as 42 percent simply by redefining what counts as Income, aecordJng to a new Census Bureau study. The report, Issued Wednesday, concluded that counting govern· ment food, housing and medical assistance as Income would push between 12 percent and 42 percent of poor above the officially de· tined level of poverty. Their Income would appear to rise because of the change In calcu· 'latlon methods, although It would not mean any more actual money or aid tor the poor. Indeed, the change could mean less for famllles which become Ineligible tor assistance because of the Increased Income calculation. PHONE 992 5776 fl~d;en;c;e;to;v;e;te;ra;ns;;M;e;m;orl;al;·;;;;~;;~~~~~-~~;;~~ VISIT K&C JEWLERS YOUR BRIDAL HEADQUARTERS Winning Ohio lottery number NEW SHIPMENT OF DINETTE SETS CLEVELAND -The winning number drawn Wednesday nJght In the Ohio Lottery's dally game "The Number" was 360. The lottery reported earnlngs of $603,261.50 from the wagering on the drawing. Earnings came on sales ot $978,571, while holders of winning tickets are entitled to share $375,309.50, lottery o!flclals sald. \. -5 AND 7 PIECE SETS -HEAT AND STAIN RESISTANT LAMINATED TOPS -HEAVY CONSTRUCTION -DURABLE CHAIR COVERS . PRICED FROM ONLY and exceptionally da ngerous problem ," Halg sald. "The positions that both countries hold a re deeply felt, a nd In many cases mutually contradictory." Halg said he had developed some "new Ideas" after his talks in Lon· don earlier In the week and had des· cribed these to Argentine offlclals ove r the telephone on Wednesday. "Based on these new Ideas, the Argentinians have invited me to return to Buenos Aires," he sald, ad· dJng tha t he rnlght go to London next. O!!lcla ls we re not willing to dis· cuss details of the proposals. But one said It undoubtedly focused on the pivotal issue of sovereignty how to satisfy the Argentines that they will be given future saver· elgnty over the Falkla nds If they withdra w their troops now. The official, who didn't want to be Identified, sald the admlnlsiratlon Is looking to the Argentine govern· ment ot Gene ral Leopolda Galtieri to show flexibility in Its position. Meanwhile, a 4().shlp British fleet was belleved pas t the haltway mark on Its journey to oust the Ar· gentines from the Fa lklands by force, It necessary, although Its ex· act position was a secret. • NEW ARRIVAlS - Ar~entinian soldiers tutr their duffel bags over their shouldiers Tuesday after arriving un th ~ Falkland Islands. Tht• troops wt•n· sent tu reinfon·c Argentina's prosition on th e islands again· st a poss ible British dfort tn rl'ta kt• th t· m. Oipluma tk t•Hnrts to avoid fighting on•r lht• islands, wh ich wen · st·in•tl by Argt•ntina t ' ~irlit• r this mnnth. t•nntinut•. 1AP La st·rphnhll Millions will file last minute IRS forms s lb . White SYRACUSE, OHIO NOW OPEN FOR THE SPRING SEASON •Vegetable Plants •Bedding Plants • Foilage Plants and Hanging Baskets OPEN DAILy 9 til 5 SUNDAY 1 TIL 5 THEY FEATURE THE: BRIDAL REGISTRY SERVICE AND THEY HAVE GIFTS IN CRYSTAL, CHINA, BRASS, PEWTER, WOOD, SILVER PlATE, FIGURINES AND PLAQUES. close to the Argentine ma inland a nd eve n skirt the maritime e xclu· slon zone in an a ttempt to score some propaganda advantage and bolster up morale in Argentina ." The Defense Ministry said no ma · jor Argentine warship had entered the zone and said officia ls could not contlrrn Argentine clalms tha t two of Its coast guard gunboats we nt to the Falklands Tuesday. Britain, which has a fleet steam· ing to the South Atlantic, has said all Argentine ships In a 21XJ.rnlle ra· dlus of the Islands are subj ect to a ttack. Earlier, Mrs. Thatche r told a spec ial meeting of Parliame nt that Ar· gentina must withdraw Its troops from the Isla nds before negotia· tlons can be held on the ir future sovereignty . Arge ntina seized the Islands April 2. President Reagan, responding to reports that the Soviet Union has been providing intelligence lntor· mation to Argentina on Brit.ts'h fleet movements, said the Soviet should "butt out" of the c risis. Halg asked both Brita in and Ar· gentlna to make "responsible and defensible adjustments" In their positions before II Is too late. " It Is an exceotlonallv difficult . ~ ·? 99' ONIONS ... . Imboden,}~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE WASHINGTON (AP ) - SeeN" tary of Sta te P.le xander M. Halg Jr., under grOwing pressure to find a compromise ln the Falkla nd Is· lands crisis, Is making another try a t defusing what he called a n "ex· ceptlonally dlftlcull and exception· ally dangerous problem." , Halg left Washington s hortly a f· ter Ba .m. EST today on the 16-hour flight to Bue nos Aires, hls second trtp to the Argentine capital since he began his peace-seeking rnlssion AprilS. He has twice visited London on his shuttle. In London, meanwhile, British defense officials told Prime Minis· ter Margeret Thatche r that elements of the 31-shlp Argentine fleet may be sailing In the direction of the Falklands. The officials said ln a statement that most of the Arge ntine navy was still In port, but that "some elements of the Argentine fleet" may now be leaving port "and in that case we would expect them to sail south, " toward the Fa lklands. 31b. New Ye llow Dlsch a rged .. Oscar Black. Hazel Ferrell, Ronald r;:::::::::::::::::::::;i Haig's peace mission remains difficult task 16 oz . Booth Roundtail OXYDOL 2 Seuions , 14 Page s 15 Cenh A Multim edia In c. Ne w spap• r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, April 15, 1982 The offlc lal8 said they doubted the Argentine ships would "risk breaching" the war zone Britain has established around the Islands, but predicted the ships "may .. . sail pRODUCE 1 lb. Parkay Voi.30, No.256 1982 ~pyrighted FROZEN FOODS FEATURE A COMPLETE LINE OF ATHLETIC SHOES INCLUDING Chicken barbecue set Guest night will be observed when the Middleport Child Conser· vatlon League meets at 7:30 p.m. Thursday at the home of Mrs. Kenneth Harris. Me mbersaretoattend the meeting a ttired In eostumes of their career dreams. RUTLAND DEPARTMENT CHEESE . . . . s1.39 Mrs. Carol Crow, faculty advisor of the annual Meigs High School Junior-Senior Prom, has called a meeting of mothe rs of both junior and senlor class members for 7: 30 p.m . Thursday in the library of the high school. All parents interesting in he lping with the prom events are invited to attend . Guest night slated tha t Is between you a nd Gleason not between me and you." I won 't a nswer for Gleason's promises," . " It I promise something I'll keep m y word ," Snowde n said . Barton also said he has not reached a decision on the proposal. Carol Pie rce, forme r board member said he promised the people we would spend the money on the buildings. He a lso a dded that while serving on the board he felt he was worklng tor Pomeroy and Mld· dleport not the enUre district. Morris brought out that renova· tlon has to be made at Rutland rega rdless It the children from Salem Center a re moved or not. Kraft 12 oz ., 16 slice Individually Wrapped Mothers to meet The Pomeroy Volunteer Fire J)e. partment will sponsor a chicken barbecue dinne r ($3 each) Sunday, Aprll18 a t the !Ire station beginning at 11 a .m. It Gleason promised you something '159 Weather forecast Clouding over tonight with a 40 percent chance of sho)Vers by dawn. Low near 55. Winds southeasterly 10-15 mph. Friday, 90 per· cent chance of showers aiJd tbiiJII!ersionns. Highs 70-75. ' Extended Oblo Foi'ecall& SaAirdi\Y lbroulb Moaday:' Showel'll ending SaWrllil.v. Fair Sunday lllld Monday. Lows 46-1111 Saturday lllld Ia ibe upper ... to~~ lllldMoaday. Highs mostly Ia ~ 8011.. . 95 ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY • '1 ,, .. ·~> ~ \ WASHINGTON (API - Millions of couples and Individuals are walt· ing until the Thursday night dead· line to settle their 1981 federal income taxes. But It will be May 5 before the ave rage American earns enough money to pay this year's U.S., sta te and loca l taxes. Th e T a x Found a ti on, a Washington-ba sed research organ· lzatlon, calculates that "Tax F ree dam Day" will arrive three days earller this ye ar than It dld In 1981, due mainly to individual tax cuts enacted by Congress last year. That reverses a long-time trend ln which the date had gradually moved later each year. Meanwhile, the Inte rnal Revenue Service Is walling to receive the usual last·rnlnute Oood of per· sonal tax returns, which must be Watson found guilty Oil lesser count filed by midnight Thur~ Jay. La rry Batdorf. an IRS spokes· man, said Wednesday tha t in a typl· ca l year, 20 million to 22 million personal returns are received on Aprill3, 14 and 15. Most of those a re !rom couples a nd individua ls who owe taxes; those due a refund genera lly file earlie r. Most of the $300 billion in per~ sonallncome taxes the IRS expects to collect on 1981 income Is a lready in hand, thanks to wltllholding . IRS received 94 million personal returns last year and expects about 96 mllllon this year. About seven out of every nlne taxpayers gets a refund and this year's a vera ge check from IRS Is $703, compared with $635 last year. Because the y can't locate re· cords and other necessary papers, many taxpayers wlll be unable to meet the April 15 deadJine and will have to ask for an extension. A 6(). day extension Is automa tically gi ven any tax pa yer who flies " Form 486fl reques ting It. However, that form must be filed before the midnight Thu rsday deadline. And the extension jus t gives a tax payer more time to fil e a return - it does not e xtend the ti mr for paying taxes . This means a pe rso n req uesting the 60-da y extension m ust Include wi th Form 4868 a check lor the esti· ma ted a mount of taxes owed. You American workers must toil more WASHI NGTON tAP I - The a v· erage employed Am erican "1 11 ha ve to toil two hours a nd 44 minutes of eac h workday this yea r to pay federa l. state and local taxesa drop of three minutes from las t year, the Tax F ounda tion says. The foundation, a Was hington research group, says one hour and 51 minutes of the average worker' s A verdict of guilty of aggravated assault was returned against Wll· llam Watson, 51, Rt. 1, Reedsville, Wednesday afternoon by a Meigs County petit jury following tout hours of deliberation. Watson was charged with at· tempted murder, thus the verdJct was a lesser charge. Watson's trial had begun Monday. He shot his step-son, Craig Foley on the night of Aug. 27, 1981. Judge John C. Bacon sentenced Watson to two to five years. Watson was remanded to the custody or tile sherlff. Charles Knight, defense attar· ney, requested that execution of sentence be withheld. The request was denled by Judge Bacon. Represe"'lng the State of Ohio was Frederick Crow, Ill. Two ·injured in accident A single car accident that oc· curred Wednesday at 5 p.m. in the village of Syracuse sent two people to the hospital where one was treated and released and the other adrnltted. According to Syracuse Pollee Chief Milton Varian, Harry L. Bar· ton, 16, Syracuse, was traveling south on the Flood Road near the George Freeland residence when he lost control. The car went off the road on the right, climbed an em· liankment and struck and broke off a uW!ty pole belonging to the Ohio Power Co. Barton was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Racine ER Squad where he was treated and released and a passenger, Mal· colm E. Guinther, n, was· taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the Syracuse ER Squad where he was admitted for lacerations and contusions. · · Varian said the accident Is sWI under Investigation. The car was demolished. a re a llowed a n extensio n onl y if you pla n to fi le the long F orm lOW: you ma y not use s hort Form 1040A . And no extension is a llowed those who wa nt IRS to compute their taxes. Failu re to fli£' a tax return - or an extension req uest wi th a pa y· ment of estimated taxes owed- by April 15 will subject yo u to a civil penalty of 5 percent of taxes owed for each month that the return Is late . This ca n tota l up to 25 percent of ta xes owed . d ai.l y earnings wi ll go to fede r al taxes, down three m in ut es from 1981. ThP orga niza tio n's econo. mis ts attributed the decline to the income-tax c ut enac ted la st yea r. State and loca l taxes will ta ke 53 minutes of each e ight -hour work· day, the same as last year. the foun· dation says. I o I WINNERS - The top vocal student of each grade from the junior and senlur high schools of the Meigs Local School District received an award Tuesday night when the first vocal music department banquet was held at the high school. Receiving lhe awards as the lop Awards given TOPS - Ed Harkless, vocal music supervisor of the Meigs Junior and Senior · High Schools, present awards to the two top vocal music students of the respective school~. Receiving the award. for the junior high is Kevin Mowery while Susan Danner received the award for the best vocai music student of the senior high school. The awards were presented at the first vocal music department dinner held at the high school. . vocal student of their respertivt• gra drs wt·n ·. I to r . Sally Radford, seventh grade : Kt•vin Mowe r y. t•ighth grade ; Tammy Black, suphumnrl' ; Julil' Spt·n<'rr. junior, and Dan Riggs, srnior. Winnt•r of the fn·shman award, but not present, was Amy Erwin . Pan·nts and students attended banquet. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. 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