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At 8: 48 a.m ., Pomeroy went to Holly Lane for Paul Eichinger. to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy went to Modem Supply for Branden Bumgardner, to VeteransMemortal; Middleport went to the Story's Run Road to extinguish a brush !lre,and Pomeroy went to the former U.S. 33 at 5 p.m. for Ayward Jollf!S, to Veterans Memorial. Periods of rain and a chance of thunderstonns tonight. Rain may be heavy at times. Low mld-40s. Easterly winds 11}-Zl mph. Tomorrow, periods of rain. High near 55. Chance of prectpi· tatlon 8J percent tonight and Wednesday . $449 LEAF RAINBLO BUBBLE GUM EGGS s pedded 99 CHILDREN'S STRAW PURSES " cu t window mini cor · PLASTIC EASTER EGGS TO FILL EASTER GRASS $1 09 4 Styles - Assorted Colors YOUR CHOICE By KATIE CROW Sentinel Staff Wrller Pomeroy Village Councilman Larry Wehrung asked council Monday night for a special meeting with the clerk and the finance conunittee to discuss the vlllag<:>'s financial condition. Wehrung sa id Pomeroy's fisca l pictun> was not going to get a ny better, but worse. Mayor RlchardSeyle ragreed and said that council should schedule a moeting. He suggested that a dat e be set for such a meeting . Cemetery Discussed Meeting w ith council was Carroll Johnson for a maintenance cant ract with the village for maint ai ning Beech Grove Cemetery Council said earlier it did not have the money to sign a contract with Johnson. Council has asked lot owners to contr ibute toward the maintenancr. As or last night, council has reeeivi'd $1,2:>8.87 toward thf' cemetery upkeep. Council stressed that donatlon.s received for Beech Grove Cemetery upkeep will go to the cemetery fund not the general fund . Council receives $100 for opening and closing of graves. but the fee is 2 Oz. 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A former Waterga te defense attomev, Stein will be sworn totryto dee ide - whether the president's longtime friend lsguiltyofswapplng jobs for financial help; giving special treatment to businesses In which he has an Interest; benetfting !rom favored treatment In htsAnny Resel'/es promotion; ha\·lng knowledge of the ra ldlng of J tmmy Carter's 198Jcampalgn lUes; falling to pay income tax on earnings In his White House Federal Credit Union account and falling to dlsclose an interest-free $15,1XXl loan from a !rtend. "I hope to carry out a dignified, thoroughly professional lnvesllga~ lion," Stein said Monday night In an Interview In which he brushed aside questions about how long his Investigation will take and whether his report Is Hkely to be Issued In the midst of the presidential election campaign. All Pulse ConoirPhones offer pushbutton co nveni en ce on rotary lin es ond con be used as direct repl acemen t for rotary phone ~ They also work o n tone system1. 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"We want to do anything reasonable to avoid shutting off any customer," Koebel said. "That's why we are urging these customers to let us help them work out a plan to pay back bills, and to come in now before restrtctlons expire on shutoffs." "There are many alternatives to shu toffs," Koebel explained. "We can even tailor arrangements to the lndlvlduai. There are several plan s available to spread payments over as many as six months. and we will explain all these plans. as well as the availability of the percent -<J!-Income plan fully. eaten up In labor because the graves are dug by hand. Councilman John Anderson noted tha t donations are larger In April a nd May than any other time of the yea r. Councilman Bruc<:> Reed sugg~sted that p!'rsons be c harged SO much p!'r grave per year for maintenance. Anderson suggl'sted that council meet with the ceme t<:>ry trustees and the finance committee to work out a solution to the problem. John son noted tha t people are using the cemet ery as a dump. Not only is debris dumped there. but washers and dryers as well. he added. Seyler suggested that they hire Johnson on a month · to-month basis du<:> to thE' lack or funds. Seyler commented that it was the v ill agE-'s only choice to go month -to-month, have council members pitch in . or letthegrassgrow. Seyler felt the month to month agreement would be the only solutiion He did adrt that council is trying to work ou t a solution to the probl~m. Seyler r£>por ted that Blu!'Cross is asking for a 20 percent increaS<' . !Continued on pag0 61 Stein promises a dignified investigation Wall Phone 5 • enttne 1 Se(IIOn , 10 Pages 2 S Cents A Mu lti med1o Inc Newlpoper "We must fac P thL' unph"~b< tnl lact th clt \l.'hf'n the winter heating season end~. Col umbia will have to l l::'rmina te Sf' I\) icr to c]('\inqurn t customo1·s \\'hO do not m ake paymrntnrmn gr·JYI('Jl ts ... l<cw •tx•l said . "This is necessary· to protN'I 111r ~(J pPrcf'nt of Col umbia' !' ot her custom er s who do pt1)' t hc•ir hills. and who might ultimately have to pa)• for til(' gas uSPd b\· those who can't or won' t pa~' thPir hill s." KOPIX"I sa id Columbia ha ~ fu ll,\· <'OO!X'rat f-d '''ith state official s in implL•mt •nt ill!;! the P<'rCf'lll ot incomr payment plan, as wvll as continuing othc•r paymrm progrilll1s for nC'f'd y n'sidt·nt ial custumPr<.;, ·· ... and wp aro cant inuing \\' it h f'f'hwt s tn It •t ch•l inquPnl cu:;to m rrs kn01v aOOut th ese· prupl'i!m~.' · In orclf·r IC1 reach as man\' afff'cted custumf'r!' as ):XJssibiP. l<Of'l)('l ~a1cl ( 'olumbid plan ..., to placr ad\'CT1isin g pt!Jd lor h~· stockholders in npwspaJ)('rs and tm td t•\·hJOn and racJ1o to appeal to tklinqurm rustomrr s 10 take action to a1.·oid ha\·ing thl'ir ga s shut off. "!\ow is thf' tim f' for thoS<' c·u~tnmf'rs who h;n·f' r<X'l'ivt'< l shut off notic(·S to makr anan gcmon t~­ bPfor r thC> big tTO'.\'d S \\'l ' J IWJ\ ·~ haw• u ftf'r thf' wi nt1 •r S(•ason pncl<.;," KO<:•tx•l said. KOC'hc· l ~aid Col urr 1bia ·" r uslOmr'r srrvic(• o ffirr~ \\'ill siGI,\' oppn r:x tr;1 huur" if W-"t-'dt>tl trJ a('comoda!(' t'US!Otrl ('r~ Wehrung asks for meeting to discuss village funds problem 28" High Crunchy Sugar co ated . speckled molt ed milk eggs in o full co lor . D1e P"age 2 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, April 3, 1984 Columbia Gas Is urging delinquent customers to make arrangements to keep their gas !rom being shut off at the end of the winter heatlng season in mid-April. "We realize there are often many valid reasons why customers have problems paying their bllls, but we can't help if they won't talk it over," said Jake M. Koebel, Galllpolls manager !or Columbia Gas of Ohio. Koebel said that as many as 400 households lace potential shutoffs in the Gallla-Melgs sel'/ice area. While some 150 of that number have made arrangements to pay, the remaining 250 are "seriously" delinquent on their bills. Unless an agroement is reached immediately with v to n. 12~~- . " / No. 7627 Beoulilully co l ored and lighl · ly •3CoAssoctod lors •Twist and Bend in all po,i tion s. } '\.. bubble gum eggs in a mini carl on . •11" High INFLATABLE RABBIT , ,, Buckley critiques Jackson Columbia issues delinquent W-9Xning 79~ LEAF ROBIN EGGS Page3 at y Vol.32 , No.247 Copyrighted 1984 YOUR CHOICE From Georgetown NCAA champion • e 6% II I Oz. Page5 BENOY ·RABBIT 2 Stylas Foil Wrapped Auxiliary discusses Americanism Emergency runs recorded NANCARROW'S PHARMACY • • Meese has denied the allegations. Eleven days ago, \\1th his nomina tion in jeopardy In tlle Senate and becoming a political target for the OE>mocrats, he asked for the appointment of a prosecutor to "demonstrate the absence of any Impropriety on my part ." Several senat ors had alrPady made the samP request. His friend s have pictured him as guileless. and indifferent to the problems concerning the sa le of his old home in California a nd the mortgage payments there a nd on a new home in Washington while adjusting to the pressures of advising the president ott a wealth of subjects. Stein will have the FBI a I his dlsposltlon and wUI be able to summon grand juries. issue subpoenas. compel testimony and - If he finds evidence of criminal wrongdoing- prosecute. In so compllca ted a case. the process could take months a nd the results may tumble Into the election campaign. A negative report from Stein, even U he does not found evidence worthy of prosecution, could hurt Reagan, who says his political enemies are using Meese to get at him . A clean bill of health from Stein. however, could backfire on the Democral• who have been capital izIng on a view that Reagan has been casual about theethlcal \,tandardsof his appointees . ..... \ ~. ~ ( T ,' Jj . · ' ( r . .\., ~ · STi\RT SPREi\lliNG THE NEWS - Colomdo Sen. (;atJ· Hart addresses a r-.illy at Washington Squarr Park In :>:Pw \'ork ~loml ay during th«' final da~· of t<Ullpaigning for :\t•w York ':-. lkmo<'ratk prima~· . tAP La.-;("l"]lholo). Bruising New York campaign ends today NEW YORK !API -A bruising 1\ew York primary campaign ends today with Walter Mondale, Gary Hart and J esse Jackson contending lor the biggest prize so far in the Democratic presldenlial marat hon -252 national convention de legatPs and the right to crow. " I lovp New York ." Public opinion polls gave Mondale J ack so11 n·~~,.., huping lO ,lllrtKI Pnough Hisp~1nic dnJ Jd-.·ro~ ·! \\ htll' votprs tu e:..;pand hi .., "ft ainlJOI\ Coa Ution'' b('yond 1h0 bL\ ck supportPrs who h J.\' t~ hef'n with hirn I !'Om Sd lurtL.t\· H ill 1-x ·gi n J lkx 'J t ing 7}-; 1 d 1bt · ;-, t ,IlL'· s cum·ent ion drlC'g< l It ·s. Moncldlf• currrni l,\-' lf'acl s in lllf ' t ·nmp<>t it ion tor dl'lrga IPs- 7:{1 ~:1 to th e beginning. IT/ iur I { .:!t·t and Y.l:l fur .Ja ckson I I t ; d.;('~ l,%"7 to win t t1r nomin;ll ion Nrw York asid<'. \\ tSt·un." in \\llf'r... holdin g a non -bi nding prr;-..i ciPntial prf'ff'IT'nCf' \ 'r M • 111 lilt· l)(>mocratic r .:_tc C' ( ';J uc uo..;( ·-, on ductf'CI SaturdJ~ · through M on da~· ll,ul Mondalc v:ith -10 pc'rCPn1, I-I art \rit h J~ pt •rc«>nl ;md .J JCkson \\'it h 2: ~ \\'PH' Th(• latf'st ABl'-JJos r JXIll cun pt'r t't'rll TIH· IJU!l qf \:(-'\\ York h,td.l nl, lJ I:i l10f t'rTor of p]u.., 1)r minu .... :-l pt·n ·t•tlid ,21' poinl.-... T hd t j.AJII lndil ·<.J11'(] ct tiglltPnin).! ])[•J ) II)(T~tlil' \()[l'!S r;Jn'. c~s tht • thrPt· -ctJ\ "fr<.w kmg poll · c r.ding Sunrl.t.\ had :v1 umJal< · .i!Jr•,Jd b,\" 11 pPJTr'nl. lgt· (Ju tn rs. Tht• tr. rcking JXIll <'llcli ng S.at un b \ h;td J\11)ncbiP\I-ilh a H -puint lt•: td . the edge as voters began c ast ing their bailors. But the lat<'St ABC News-Washington Post poll re~ leased late Mond ay night s howed the race tighten ing, with Hao·t drawing close and .Jackson a strong third . All three contender s arrange'(] early morning appearances around !\ew York City, hoping to pick up .. j. ;.: ' ' suppor1 from voters who were Jatf' makin g up their minds There wa s no underest ima tin g thC' importance of the primary for Mondale, th e one- time rront -run!lf'r try ing to continue a remarka ble comeback in a state w hf'r(' targr union s('f'med and .JPWish popula tions t ai lor -mact r for hi s candidacy . "If we lose, we're in trouble, " he told teachers at a privat e meetingon Sunday. "But if we win, th<'y 're going ro have to make a pretty good gra b at our coattail s to ca tch up with us .. Hart sa id New York was less crucial to the sucC'f'Ss of his ··new Ideas " candidacy. He was an overw h elming w inner a week ago in Connecticut, and his a ides already were looking a head to next wf'f'k 's Pennsylvania primary and later contests in the West. Louery winners CLEVELAND lAP) The winning number drawn Monday night in the Ohio Lottery 's dally game, "The Number," was 039. In the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, thE' winning number was 3891. ON TilE CASE - Attorney Jacob A. Stein. named by a special judicial panel as special prosecutor to Investigate Attorney Gcnernl-desginate Edwin Meese ill, speaks to report<'"' in \\'a.•hington of!lee Monday. Stein, 59, Is a fanner pnosidcnt ol the District of Colwnhla Bar Association. (,\P l.••s••rphoto). �T~y. April 3, 1984 Comment Page--2- The Dally Pomeroy-Middleport, T~y,April3, 1984 DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Candidate Jesse Jackson Is exercising much shrewd ness tn hls campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination, which Is of course nothing of the kind. There is a historical sense in which I know Intimately the kind of thing Jesse Is up to. because I did It myself onee, on a Local basis. I ran for mayor of New York City in 1965. against a Democrat 1Abraham Beam e1 and a Republican (John Lindsay !. If lt were to commit a n ac t or News EdUor fraud to run for an office y ou ca nnot Ill Court Street Pomeroy, OhJo DEVOI'ED TO THE INTERI!l!T OF THE MEIGS- !\IASON AREA Alib ~m~ ~L-~·~c::::t·~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager I\ MEMBER of The AsMdated Press, Inland Dally Press A.sMcia- tlon and th e American Ne wspaper Publisher Assoctatlon . LETI'ERS OF OPINION are welcomed . The.)' s hould he 11'11.!1 than 300 words long . !\II letters are sub)ed to l'diUn1 and must be signed wllh nu.me, address a nd telephone numblli"r. No umdgned le tte r s wUI he publlshed. LE>nen should bE> In good tiL'Ji e, addre8sln~~: bumel', not pen~onalltlt"S . hope to achieve, then bv running for mayor of New York I haw committed fraud . J esse Jackson pretends. as do his followers, that he is a serious competitor for the nomination. He Isn't. He Is compel· Lng for the attention of the voters 1as I was doing, runni ng under the ausp ices of the Conservative Party) . What Jackson desires is what. In effeet , third-party candidates desire, nam ely political leverage. There are two ways to attem pt to exert that levPrage. One is to enter the primaries of a major party, I he seeond Is to r1de with a third party . Jesse Jackson Is going ISO far! the first r out e: I ta nd otherst took the second route. And. of course. there is the temptation to take both routes, one after another, as J ackson m ay yet do. Geor ge Wallace did I hat. He ran first as a Democrat. He did not (needless to say ) get the nomination of his party, and proceeded to run.on a third-party ticket. If a candidate's constituency Is substantial 1mine was, so was Wallace's, so Is Jackson 's ). the odd man will get approximately 10 percent of the vote. If It Is Insubstantial las Henry Wallace's proved to be), it will si nk down under five percent. Now the blg game, In any such venture. Is to take maximum advantage of your disadvantages . Jesse's are that hf' Is black. It Is for that rea son that he stresses thai he Is black . If he were ser1ous about contf'ndlng for the nomi nation , he would struggle as fier cely to \itiate Meese, Smith and a team of legal gadflies Picrurf> this: an austPrP offiee of the Df:>partmf'nt of Justlee. In one comer a team of lawyers huddles over how to persuade a judge not to order the appoint m ent of a specia l prosecutor to Investigate the purloined Jimmy Carter ~ampalgn pap<'rs of 1900. In another corner. Lawyers confer ovN how to makP a case for ille appointment of a special prosecu tor to Investigate at Least one aspect of the sam e case. That' s the sort of knot thP J ustice D<>partment . with all its Legal talen t . finds it self tied lni o "s illc• rt>s ull of I he handiwork uf two law professors, engaged In a bit of guerrilla warfare. Gadflies John Banzhaf !II and Peter Meyers, both teachers of the Law at George Washington University, petitioned Attorney General William Frmch Smith Last year to conduct a preliminary investigation into whether to set>k the appointment of a prosecutor to investigatP the Carter paper capo:·r. No dice, sai d Smith : he'd al ready had the FBI investigate and, on I hat basis, hP found last Feb. 2.1 "no cred ible evidence of a crime." U nsatisfied, Banzhaf and Meyers wpnt lo court and asked a j udge to direct the attorney genera l to sta r1 mov ing toward the appointmen t of a prosecutor. Judge Harold H . Greene hasn' t ruled y('f. but on Feb. 29. using unu sually strong Language, hP rejeetPd the Justice Df>partmenl's mot ion to dismiss ille su it . The judge sa id the Justi C<' Depa rtment "appears to have simply Ignored " lhP 197R Ethics in Government Act . The act provides for mean s by which indPJX'ndcnt prosecutors can be named. by a three- judge panel named by the chief justice of the United States, to look into allegations of officia l corruption. SomPiimc this month. Greene Is expected to rule on the Banzhaf-Meyers motion. While the Ju stiee Depar tment Lawyers were busy on illa t fnml, Edwin M eese Ill . who has been nominate'(] to succt>ed Smith as altorney genera l, asked Smit h to seek ille appointment of a prosecutor "to investigatp aU allpgations relating to me which have been r aised before the SenaiP Judiciary Committee." When Smit h sought ille appointment of a special prosecutor lo Look Into the Meese case, he mentioned am ong I he allega tions ille one that Meese was involved in the Carter papers. So thai put the Justice Department in the mcongruous position of both seeking a speci al prosecutor to Look 1nto Meese's connection wllh the papers (lilse wh.ile rPfusmg to S('('k a spceia l prosecutor to Look Into the case as a whole , "It would be strange, and perhaps su spic io~ --if'we had a prosecutor looking Into Meese's role hut not int o thP ml£'5 playPd hy IJames! Baker. (William 1 Casey and !David 1 Stockman and ot hers I in thP admin istration l . against whom thf" rvidPn('f' is Ohio Both ways for Jesse._____w_ill_w_m_F_.B_u_~k_ley_Jr. The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Ass istant Publishe r;' Co ntcoller Sentinel rvcn stronger." says Banzhaf. The .Justice Df>pa11mcnt argues that ordinary c itizm s. Like Banzhaf and his onP-time Law student . Meyers. havp no grounds to force an att orney general to seek a spce iai prosecutor 's appointment. ,, nowhere, no witfier than Fritz [( Is a question thai has not been faced directly: As one of their many financial servicf's, should ban ks be allowed to promote the sa le of common stocks7 "Why ask?" could be the nex t question . beca use banks already are selling stocks and promoting brokPrage services in what some st'<' as a violation of the decades-old Glass·Stcagall Act. Whilf' such activity fiour1shes. another Law seem s to be getting worn down: Should nationwide branch banking be permitlt.od? Again, why ask. While politicians. regulators and financial people argue the question, banker s have gone righ t ahead over state lines. "We already have it. We just don't have il Lega lly," says an authority. Should merchants be allowt>d to add surcharges of any amount on credit card transactions? And if they do, should they be required to nollfy customers? While Congress debates the questions. some merchant s have begun doing so. Not long ago the Jaws governing financial transactions seemed cr1sp, clear and well understood, but over the past couple of years othey have becOme Increasingly fuzzy and airnosl openly defied. Deregulation and t he innovative, competiti ve spirit that accompanies II are among the m otivations for the changed altitude of otherw ise Law-abiding citizens. The sta kes. it seems. are too high to sit back and wait lor the law to change. Instead . I hey feel. you must act now and change the Law later. In !act, one olthe greatest pressures for regula tmy and Legal changes In the financial services industry is l o bring the Jaw up todatf' w il h the r eality . Enacted dw-tng the Great Depression. at a time when it was fel t illat stock dealing by commercial banks had something to d&with the nation' s economic problems, the Gla ss-Steaga ll Act stood firm until illc past few years. · The act dld allow banks to buy and sell stocks for custom er s. but II was gener ally understood that such t ransact ions would be at ille request of the bank's customers. Now, however , banks seck out customers. While Jlle practice seems to defy the law. if nolln Lpga l teehnlcalltles then In spirtt, Lt Is apparently growing. And law or no law . ille transactlons are putting duly registered shares Into ille hands of bank customers. The banks maintain they arc only barred !rom underwr1ting stocks and providing Investment rounsel. so many have hooked up wllh discount brokers, who provide nellher oi l hose services . Today in _h istory m Today 1s Tuesday. Apr11 3, the 94th day of I984. There are days left In the year. Today's highlight In history: On Aprtl 3, 1882, the Infamous outlaw Jesse Jam es was shot to deaillln St. Joseph. Mo., by a member of his own gang. On this date: In 1776, ~rge Washington received an honorary doctor of Jaw degree from Harvard College. In 1800, Pony Express serv1ce began between St. Joseph, Mo.. and Sacramento, Calif. Hollings, who ditto. The one absolutely tactic John K ennedv might have taken would have been to say out loud that any voter who was also Cathollc should feel the obligation to vole for Kf'nnedy because he was Catholic. That act would instantly have registered lo non-Catholics that a r( WHEI<f SHClJL!I OJR 15RAa £MBA$y BE 7 ~: IN HOr PUR$'UIT OF Tl-lf JEWISH I/OrF, s('('larlan, not ·a political, issue w as at sla ke. KAL-007 blame _______Ja_ck_An_de_rso_n WASHINGTON - On rare occa - sions, American prrsidrnt s ovPr· rulC' thC'Ir intrlligf'nrr advisrr~ and release lop-secrPt Information they fwl the public should know. even though the release compromises intelligence-gathering methods. An exdmple was President Kenned y's rrlPasC' of aer ial sp~' photos during I he Cuban missile c ri sis in 1962 . The last lime such se nsitive information was delibt>rately rp leased, it was J a panese PrimP MinistC'r Yas uhiro Nakasone who madf' the decision. At seriou s cost to his int elligence agrncies, hf' dec1ded to disclose the intercepted ra di o tran smission of SoviPI pilot s during the final minutf's of Korean Air Lines Flight 007 in the carl\· hours of S<>pt. 1, 198.1. Thf' SoviPt pi lots' rPports of thei r ground control station s pro\'ed tha t thC' una r mPd airlinf'r had bef'n downPd with 269 c iv ilians aboard. T h(• Japanf'Sf' rPleasc or this damning rvidencf' ca mP at a time wh0n th(' Sovif'ts Wf' l'f' sti ll denying that they had shot the plan~ down. Without thr .J apanes~ tape. th ~) ' What's the law? his blackness as John Kennedy struggled to vitiate his Catholicism. Most conspicuousl y. candidate Kennedy, on an early public occasion during the primaries, declined conspicuously to kiss the r1ng ol a cardinal, at the time something of a binding protocol on Catholics. And. of course, ca ndid ate Kennedy went on to Houston during the campaign there to assure a Baptist audience that if K ennedy were elected president , no archeo~o­ glst in the world of time would ever succeed in tracing any presidential decision by President Kennedy to the utterly incidental fact of Kennedy's Catholicism. The cliche is that In 1960 the Amer1can people elected fhr first Catholic president. It is more accurate to say that In 1960 the Amer1can people elected as pres ident someone whose Catholicism had been accepted as a matter of irrelevance. Bu t see, now. Jesse's problem . He Is up there scor1ng In the ptimaries 10 percent. 15 percent, even 20 percent of the vote. It Is cert ainly true that he is an able poiPmiC'ist and a charismatic cam· paigner. But there are a Lot ofthf'se. Jesse Jackson is no faster on his feel than John C09Jla lly , who got might nev0r hac! admittNl thf' atrnt.:ity. On a n•cont trip to Tokyo, m y associ<J tl' Da le Van Alta lmrnC'd thf' dramatic detail s of Nakaso ne's decisio n from Japanese int elligencP sou rces and document s stamJ)f'd "secrC't" in red J apanC'Se charac tPr s. HPrf' arP thP highlights of thP tragic episodf' from the pilots discussed the "target" and its des truction in detail were withheld from !'Jakasoneforat Least an hour by his chief cabinet sff'r etary. M asa haru Gotoda. - When the prime minisiPr was finally told. he asked Gotoda if the .Japa ncsP va ntage point. All times are Tokyo time: informa llon had been shared with the Unlled States . Told It hadn 't , Sept. I. .1: .'l8 a.m .: The Japanese radar station at Wakka · · Nakasorc snapped : "Why the hell are we wasting our time? They are nal. Hokkaldo. which had l:r<'cn our allies!" trac king I he unidenti fied aircraft's - 8: 1:\ p.m .: Foreign Minister progress , saw the bLip disappear from I he screen less than 50 miLes Shintaro Abe told a press conference that KAL -ooy· had cr ashed, a\~,o· ay . The trackrrs thought it was and might have been shot down. probably a SoviPI plane thai had - 8: 'Al p.m.: Soviet Ambassador gon£' down . -7: :~a.m .. The Korl' an govern · mrnt, which has no diplomatic relations with M oscow, asked the to Japan Vladimir Pavlov wa s summoned to I he Foreign Mioistry and as ked for information . He said hf' had none . .Japa nf'S<' lo find out, through thPir - 9: :!0 p.m. The Soviet Foreign Moscow embassy, if thC' Soviets had forced I he miss ing KAL fli ght down · Ministry told thC' .Japanese em · over Sak halin Island. bassy in Moscow it st il l had no information. - At a bout the same time. ThP Wakkanai listPning post began an - 11 : 45 p.m .: Secretary of Stale arduous searc h of the tap C>S of SoviC't radi o transmissions for thf' c ru cial time pf'riod . H ours later, thf' tape and I hf' radar chronology wf'rf' mat rhf'd up - T hf' r on!Pnts of the inc riminat ing tapr - in which the Russian Gror ge Sh ultz told a press confer ence I he Soviets had shot dow n KAL-007. - Sept 2. 2: 1' a.m . - Tass reported 1hat an unknown al rc raf1 had v iolatro SoviPt airspace and fi ghter planes had scrambled . - .1:40 a. m:.: Ambassador Pavlov told the F or eign Minist ry only what Tass had· reported. - 11 a.m.: pot oda told a press conference thai KAL-007 had been shot down by' a So\1et alr-l o-a ir missile. -Sept. 3, 1:50 a.m .: Tass made another announrt>ml'nl. still con · rai ning no mpn tio n of a shoot -down . - 10 a.m .: Foreign Minister Abe dressed down Ambassador Pavlov, blaming the Soviets for shooting down the plane. Pavlov reported that some fragments of KAL-007 had been found . Faced with an obvious Soviet att empt at a cover-up. Nakasone mad£> the deeision lo release the incriminating I ape. Nakasone's dec ision to unmask Soviet barbarity before the world cost .J apanese intelligence dearly. The Soviets immediatel y changed codes and frequencies of their transmissions in the Far East. From int er cepting 100 perc£>nt of the Soviet radio traffic , the Japa nes<' now get only half or less. One source estimated il will take at least five years and millions of doll ars to come even close to their p re -Se ptember in t ercepl Lon capability. anxious ro find out what he learned about the America elections. Millerand said. "Alors. There Is a Lot of bitl erne ss in I he campaign. L was told !hat Mondale is a big spend<'r, and" puppet of the Larg<' intPresl groups. and just another .Jimmy Cartc•r. He would make a di sastrous pn•sidt::~ nl. " "Did Prf's id£'nl HPagan tC'II y ou that"" "No, Ga ry Hart did . I was a lso informf'd that H<1 rt was a liar.. soft on rlefenSP. and alt hough hP k('{'ps sayi ng he had new ideas, he hasn't come up with onf' sinN' hr changed his namP !rom Hartpen C<'. " "Who told you lhat 7 " " Mondale. Then I was told thai neither Hart nor Mondale would be worth a sou as a serious presl denll al ca ndidate because although they made a lot of promises. they wouldn't keep any of them ." "Tha i 's strong mt>dlcin<'from the right wing." " The right wing did not say it. Jesse Jackson did.'' " But don't the three men belong to the same opposition party?" a cabinet minister asked . " M ats out. That Is what confused m e. Mondale said Hart Is a dirty fighter who doesn' t have the truth In hlm . Har1 told m e Mondale sold out to thP unions. Jackson told me It doesn' t m ake any difference which of them was ahead because t hey both would ha ve to come to him if I hey wanted toe nomination." " What Is the main difference b<'tween Mondale and Hart 7 " "You' re not goi ng to beLieve this but II pa y no attention to Mondale, a nd without Mondale. I hey would ignore nevC'r choose the bE-st rnan that wa y. " "Le boeuf?" "Out. M ondalc kC<'ps asking Hart where i s the boeuf. and Hart keeps holding up a book he wrote saying !he boeuf is there. Mandate says H art. The Democratic Party has to produce un spectacle or the Ameri· "One of the ca ndidates told me in con fidPn ce the samP thing," Mill e- can people wi ll go to sLPt>p. " r and sald. is a question of strak .'" MilfCJTil nd sa id. Hart has no bt."Uuf, and Hart says Mondal e \-..rouldn't rC'Cogni ze boPuf is hr sa w it. " " C'est form idable, " a minister said . "Wh at about relations with thp Soviets?" " I heard some A cabinet mini ~ ter said. "C"Pst incroya ble. how they eLPC t a orcsident in Amer1que. You ca n "Was il Reagan, Mondale, Har1 or Jackson'!" "Non, it was John Glenn." Berry's World By SCOTT WOLFE EAST MEIGS - Three runs in the fifth and sixth Innings and a fine pitching effort f rom Will Halslop boosted the visiting SouthwPslern Highlanders to an 8-1 SV AC t rl· umph over the Easter EagLPS here Mond a~ · evening in the season opener for both clubs. East ern drops toO-l and Sou thwestern is 1-0. For four innin gs a pitr hprs battlP developed b<'twffn Haislop and Eastern 's Mike Collin s. before the ceiling collapsNi nn EastC'rn in thf' top of the fifth inning. Earlier In the second frame Southwestern went ahead on a .I. Burnette walk. Andy Haislop was hit bv a pitch. and Justy Burleson drove homP the fir st run on a fi elder' s choice thai A walk to J . Woolum and singles by .Jill H aislop. J . Burleson. Randy Layt on. and Steve Pelfrpy produced thrt'f' runs in the fifth inni ng for SouthwPSIPrn. A near repea t occurred in thr slxthfram easAndy Halslop si ngled. Woolum again walked . and Wi ll Halslop helped hi s ca use with a doubl e to deep cc ntl'r , for a 7-0 scor e. Senior Tom Everett ca m e on to fini sh the game and put out I he fire for I "'No, hy Prrsident Rea ga n. H(' showed me his briefin g book ror thr 19R4 cam paign." · "Monsi<>ur le Prt>sid£>nt, " a ca binet officer said , "are Wf' to Eastern. striking out four MIU'<'h H, 19M ·rram PU;. Eag ll'S Club lR J.ll Fri('ndly Ta\·f'm Ruaeh's l.un Shop . . ::.6 Tony's Carry Out ll No. J .. J2 Smllh ·NC' L<oOn Mowr.;; . . ......... . :ffi HIJ;!'h SE>rif"!; -Ray Roa ch :£J8, HPIC'n Ph('\ps 54R; John 1'y nY" and Clydl' Sayn> ~11. Elf>n ~· "Pour le moment . Perhaps after the nomination they will then att ack the Republicans ." "But aren't they givi ng President Smith 51 1. 1-ll~h ga m P - Ha y Roach 'l17, Cly dr S.Jyl'<' '!H; H£'IC11 P helps a nd Ben v Smll h 189, H('lt>n Phelps 188. Tea m seliPS- Ea~les Club '1iY17 Tem a Ji{am('- RoAch' .~ r.un Shop nr.. again s t -· - ~ 1;:";, illf:A .. Inc- <31t ~ Early Wednesday MJxed Mareh 21, lflti.t 1'111• Team Ea21es Club ........ .. .. 66 , FrtE.>ndly TavE>m . .... ... ... .... 64 Roach's Gun Shop . . . . .. ..... .... 58 Tony's Carry OUt .. . ........ .. riO No.5... .. .... 32 Smllh·Ne-lson M otors . " Hey, Ed/ How about a little interest-free loan for some chow?" HIKh st"rles - .. ..... .. ... 28 Spt'E'd RuSSPII 58G. Pat Canon 550; Helen Phelps £E, Bob Henslf>y 513. Bob Hensley 217, SfX'('d Russell arT; [)(>01. H£>nsley 200, Pat Carson 196. T('am seri es - Eagles Club 1970. TE>am game - Eagles Club 7frl . High gamE' - r By JOE KAY AP Sports Wr1t.er CINCINNATI tAP ! - Cincinnat i Reds center fielder EddiP Milner became the first beneficiary of thf' lowered Riverfront Stadium walls on opening day, and immediately began Lobbying to build them back up. Milner Inched a three-run homer over the wall Mondaytohlghllghl an ea rly offensive explosion that car · ried the Reds loan 8-1 r out of the New York Mel s in the traditional National League baseball opener. The rest of the leaguf' opens with Chicago at 'San Francisco and St. Louis at Los Angeles I his afternoon and Philadelphia at Atlanta, Mont r eal at Hosuton and Pittsburgh at San Diego tonight. :vlilner' s homer to right fipld barely cleared the wall, Lowered from 12 feel to eighllhis year to add excitem ent to the game. Burleson a triple and singl e, Steve Pelfrey a double and sin gle. R<rndy Layton a single. and A. Haislop a single. Leading Eastern's seve n hit attack was senior Bob Maison with a double and sin gle, sophomore Hoyct> Bissell with two singles . M ike Colli ns a single. Tom Everclt a si ng le. and T roy Guthrie a single. For Southwestern Haislop went the dist£tn ce to strike out 7 and walk j ust one to post the win. M1ke Collln s despite a good effort suffered the loss with four strikPOuts, th l'"('€ walks and onf' hit bat sma n, in fiv e and a third innings of w ork. Evf'rf'tt went I and rwo thirds with one walk . one hit. nnd four strikrouts chargC'd to him . Easter n plays Wahama toni ght Southewestern ..... OlO 0,1.1 1-8 8 1 Eastern ............ . <XXl <XXl .1-.1 7 2 Balteries: 1WP 1 and T . Daniels. Collins 1LPI. Ev~rett 6th. and Cowery .. .. . tremendous amount of courage. At one time. ille coaches were debating substitutes. I ovf'rruled f'Verybody and said, 'I'm gonna put Freddie in. I need his leadership now.' I thought he helped tremendously, and that's what worried me because I couldn · t use Gene. And if Fred got tired , I didn ' t have that experienee to go in thPre to sell Je things down." On a night when the favored Hoyas won illeir first NCAA basketball title, ille much-hera lded duel between Georgetown· s Pa Irick E wing and the Cougars' Ak eem Olajuwon wasn't ille story . with his index fingt·t thru -. 1 up . fl • <.~m \\'il" meaning hi s " I don't pariicular ly Like il that much," Milner Later said wilh a slu·ug. " It allows for a lot of hom e runs to go out . I'm a Line-drive hiller, so it really d()('sn't m atter that much to me. The ball Lhil would have been off the wall, and I'Ll take a double. too." Milner also had a single, a double, and a long fly out thai Mel s right fielder Darryl Strawberry Leaped over illewall to snatch. " I figured I had a shot on illal one," Strawber ry said. "II was hit straight up. I got back to ille wall. relaxed and jumped al ille perfect time. The home run was more of a line shot. I didn't ha ve a chance to gel back to the wall ." Milner's duel " ith the wall r rn PurpiP Tornado baseball team claimed Its season OpPner with a hard Iough! come f rom behind league game O\'Cr H annan T r acC' ar home 4-3 here Mond ay evening. A grea t pitchers dual betweeen two fine seni or hurl ers. Southern' s Tony Riffie and Hannan Trace's Jeff Ba rn es , dev eloped ea rly In the game and continued through C'ight Innin gs ' of play, Hannan Traer jumped off to a 2-0 Lt' ad in the first inning on a Phil Baii Py sin gle, wHd pitc h, and was singled home by Jeff Barnes. Walks to Bill Swa in, AI Bai ley and Da ve Lockhart plated another run . The Tornadoes tied the score in the fourth on a si ngle by Tony Deem who was tripled home by a long blast by Wade Connolly . Tony Riffle then singled him home. Southern took the Lead int hP six th as Wade Connoll y reached on the only error during the whol£' game. lind II _ \ r...:o 1 In the collpge hasketha ll wor ld 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 902 -6687 The stars were t\vo freslunen . slender, 6-foot -7 Reggie William s and 69 Michael Graham . Williams Led Georgetown with 19 point s on 9-for-18 shooting whlle Gr aham , taking advantage of the foul · troubled OlaJUWon ms ide l!1 the second half, added 14 point s on 7-for-9 shooting, many on stuffs. Bill Russell. Thompson ·s old Boston Ccltics' teamm ate. was on hand tooffcr hiscongra tul alionsa nd the Georgetown coach Left Jllp court with his right hand high in ille air JUDY WIL LIAMS IRA or IRS? The wea ther was delightful for !he earLiest opener in modern baseball his tory . Exact Jv 46,00l at Riverfront Stadium saw the matchup between last season's the two worst \IL Pleas e Call 992-6687 For lnform at1on Ask about Waiver of Premium for your IRA? teams. ..-------------_L-------,--- - - - . I ~Stoneware coffee cups .. . . For an Authentically Low Price! captured the fans ' imaginations. /"- and DavP Parker' s homeroming won their hearts on.a sunny and mild opening day in thf'rity that boasts of baseball 's fir st pmfPss ional team. ------ __ ...; , J. ---~ , .' .'' ' - I - .,. ~1<,. • ) ) "'-.~"c.. ' ' Southern nips Hannan Trace Coach Hillon Wolfe Jr .'s South - and a Royce BissPIL RBI single. the final being 8-3. Southwestern hit ter s werf' W. Halslop a doubl e and singl e, J . more to Brown. In thE> 1982 NCAA title game In New Orleans, his errant pass prevented the Hoyas from getting off a final shot and sealed a 63-62 North CaroUna victory " Any time you accomplish your goals. you feel good," Brown said "I just think il 'sa beautifulteellng. I'm just In a very good mood right now." "I felt good for Fred," added Thompson . "Two years ago w as a hard experience for all of us. But that loss wasn't just Fred'smlstake. I had a lot of c-oaching mistakes In thai game, too." Brown started but played just 15 minutes and scored only four points . Nevertheless, Thompson said Brown and senior defensive ace Gene Smith, who didn 't play beca use of a sprained left arch, had provided the steadying influence that ille young Hoyas needed. " It' s never been aconcernofmtn e whether Fred Brown could play," Thompson said . " It 's been more of a concern of how much ! could use him without wearing him down. Fred's had some difficullies I his year with his lpgs and I think he's shown a • tn season opener Reds rip Mets 8-1 ...,~ -" in thf' top o f tlw f'ighth v.:ilh a strikeout but hit Rob Brumfi eld. THC' next Uatter struck ou t and Riffle ended t ile innin g by pick1ng Brumfield off first ba s<' Wadt' Connoll) who had an outstanding night, Jed off thP inning with a Long double and lat er stole third basf' as the nPxt two batter s struck out. With two strikes and darkness coming on, Paul Harris popped a clutch single to ri ghtfield to win the gamr . The gam<' was a grea t dua I between Tonv Riffle and Jeff Barnes While. Rifflf' stru ck out 15, w al ked~. and hit one batter . B arnes struck out 17. and onl y wal ked two. T ogelhcr th~ grt'al duo fanned :12 hattrrs du r ing the evPning. Southern . . .<XXl 201 01-4 ti 0 HT .. .. . . . .. 200 <XXl Hl-:l 6 2 Battf'riPs: Tun~· Rifflf' (WP) and Paul Han·b . .Jeff Barnes I LP 1 and Df'kr BarnPs . 69~ BREAKfA SI HOURS Mor· Sa l & 00 10 JO Sunrlr1v I ()f) · I 01) with purd1a"t' ol <II" hn·akb ... t pl..rrt· r ._\: ,·,,ffi.·c CPm l' into HU I"\.:t.'r L h t·f · f,,r hn ·a kl ;t• l. ·" ''t I' '' kIl l' '' ' a utht·n ti~· '" >nt·" ;~ ""· f< ,ff,.,. • ul' '' •• .111 .t11 1l u ••1•• ,, II' I,·" pri n·~ ju't pun·h a"t' \oU r t IJ 111< t " t~ l .111 > 1\ur-.:< I i. l ~o I h1 • ,, l, fa•t pla ll t'f and ,·nHn ·. and t<'U ' ' ' " hu , ·• t--. _.•., t dui "' J," rl •anJ" dt ·-.t~.:n '" ' lll' "'iln· <'t•ltn· <Il l' 1,,, ' ' " '' ..,,, _. So" t hai '• ;tn ;tltt lwntt. \ ;t lu • ' lh·ftt"f •l<lf"' u>ll t '<" llf1\.: \IHI I 't'l l lo"l . h o I ,1\ l •t d .. \ a•·atl ah lt· for~~ lirn lll'tltinw . " In!.- ' "l'l' j,, ' l. t 'l. · ' ' II ' '"" -~:=~~:~i~ell Ritne walked and .Joe Wolfe singled in Connolly H annan Trace tied thP score in the top of thP sPventh on a w a lk to J eff Hames who stol e second base and AI Bai ley singled him homP. Sou thern failed in the bottom of the seventh and Riffie went to work!_~ The STIHL®Wood Boss · SAVE s200 ON THE ONLY PORTABLE COMPUTER WITH 5 BUILT-IN PROGRAMS TRS-80®Model100 Comes Ready to Use! ~~~lin vestment In Your Home. Local bowling Early Wt"dlle'Wtay 1\tbed Reagan?" ROCK SPRINGS - Jodi Harrison's seventh Inning walk with the bases loaded foreed in Gina Follrod and the winning run In the Ma rauderettes' 8· 7 win ov er Warren Local here Monday. Coach Jon Arnotl's crew had taken a 7-51ead Into I he final frame but the Lady Warr1ors tied it with two In their turn at ba t. M eigs' inning began when Daphne Dillard walked (Follrod pinch-ran), stole second and went to third on a pass ball. After Jenny Couch walked, Holly Muter tried a suicide squeez.e bunt but stepped over hom e plate AP Sports Writer SEATTLE (AP)- For Georgetown's John Thompson and Fred Brown, It was a night of sweet redemption . Thompson, t h e Hoya s' sometimes-irascible, · somE-times· charming mpound coach, was smiling . So was Brown, one of only two Georgetown seniors. The Hoy as' 84-75 victory Monday night over Houston for ille NCAA basketball championshlp In Sealtie's Klngdome erased some bitter memories of a night In Louisiana two short years ago. Thompson finished his 12th sea son at Georget()\.1;11 with a glit tering 34-3 record and conceded he had taken "a monkey off his back ." "I put personal mon keys on my back ," he explained. " I don't Let what other people say about me bother m e. I!J did that, I'd have been out of coaching a long tlme ago. Personally, I wanted to win a national championship. I set thai goal a longtime ago. So that monkey is off m y back now.'' The victory may have m eant even A Good Pnmeroy Bowling l..a.ll("!'' understand Hart and M ondale, the member s of the opposition party, spend all their time allacki ng each other . inslead of a ll ackl ng Meigs ................... 000 OOx-2 4 0 Knight ( LP) and Bl>nson. Thomas (WP ) and Gheen. Highlanders roll past Eastern _nine In the Last inning Eastern had a Late rally fall short, however , il plated three runs on a Troy G uthrie single. a Bob M alson double, an er ror on Edd ie Collins grounder , talks.'' "By both Hart and Mondal e''" ByJIMOOUR Thomas was In ser1ous trouble In only one inning, the fourth. Wllh runners on seeond and third wllh two out, Thomas Induced a weak grounder to second basement for an out. Mary Moore was Jackie Welker who threw out the intention ally walked to set up runner easily. Thom as walked five. Harrison-' s winning walk. In I he route-going performance. Barb Hatfield went the distance Besides Burdette's double, M eigs for Meigs and fanned five while hi tters were singles by Cassell, walking only lour. Warren pitchers Welker, and Nick Riggs. Kevin fanned three and walked 12. Fivecoat of Warren had two of Hatfield helped her own cause in Warren's three hi ts with a single the four-run third wllh a basesand double. Rod Skoglund also had Loaded three run triple. a single. Other Marauder hitters included Coach Tim Saunders' crew, nO\\' a single and triple by catcher Jody 2-1 overall and 1-0 in the TVC, Miller, Couch's single and tri ple, played c rrorles.' ball and Looked and Jenny Meadow s added a sharp In the field. Warren is 0-2 double. overall and 0-1 In the TVC. "We had some key hits al key Knight pitched effectively, fan · limes. They kepi putting us on ba se nlng four and w alking five in going and we look advantage. We played all Lhe way. Knight is considered very aggressive and had five stolen Warren's best hurler according to bases." commented Coach Arnott the Warren coach. wHh the season-opening win. The game was ca lled in the Meigs will take to the road for bottom of he sixt h on account of ' three stra ight games starting Weddarkness. Thomas had now pitched nPsday when they go to Vinton elghl innings thi s year without County. Thursday. the Maraugiving up a run and only four hils derC'ttes go to Logan a nd Frida y to while being crt>dited with both Federal Hockin g before earning Meigs wins. home Saturda y against Southern Wednesday the Marauders trave l Warren Local.. .... 031 010 2- 7 8 1 to VInt on County in another big TVC :vleigs ...... 1()1 002 1- 8 fi .1 game. Thursday Meigs hosts Logan Bennett 1LP 1. Ballard 151. Ben before traveling to Federal Hock· nell 171. and Davis. Hatfield i \VP I ing on Friday. and Jody Mi ller. Warren Local .... .. ... <XXl 000-0 :1 2 error. joking about "Na turel lem en t. Prf'sldent Reaga n has pastPdeverythingthey said about each other In hls br1efing book." "C'es t cannlballsmc," a minister said. "Non . II Is Amer1can politics. Once they decide who will be lhl' candidate, Mondale and Hart will deny they ever said such terriblE' things about onf'another. Butallhls stage they need each other . If It wasn't for Hart. the press would Meigs run. batt ers the last two innings, although one runner scored on an getting the Soviets back to thP anns R e agan a mmunition themselvPs?' ' ROCK SPRI NGS- Righthander Dan Thomas siruck out 13 Warren Local batters In hurling a nifty three hit shutout In the Marauders 2-0 win here Monday. In the Tr1-Valley Conference Lid-lifter for both team s, M eigs scored both of their runs In the second. Dave Follrod Led off with a walk and went to second on Trey Cassell's sacrifice bunt. 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Assuming new offices after April will be Dan Evans of Jackson 1president); Annette Lf'vlne of Wellston !vice president); Debby Jindra or Oak Hill (secretary) and Don Salmons of Racln<" 1treas urer). In ot her business, Beve rly Summ€'rs a nnounced that an " April Showers Art and Musical Program" will be held at the Presbyterian Church on April 8 at 1: 30 p.m., foll owed by a tea at the WPllston Library where a tea and art show will be held. The public is invited . The next meeting, which will be the Annual Meeting, will be held April 9 at the Jindra Winery. A covered dish dinner will be held at 7 p.m . followed by e nterlainme nt. By BOB IIOEFUCII anm'.'< . Daily Sentbtel Staff II ~ou think Mrs. Lula Hampton Sist..r Janet of Sacred Heart looks rested and ' Churc h advises tha t an ecumenical re!a"'<ffl- she is! prayC'r serv ice for world peace has And s m a II wonde r . Mrs . Hampton has just bc>en set for 3 p .m. on Sunday, May 6, at Sacred Hem1 Chu rch. ThPre is much interf'st going for r~tu mPd thp scr\'IC'e and ministers and the JX'Opk• of the county a!1" being inv"ited to join for prayer which will bt· dirf'{_'tPd towards JX'ace. Sister .Jam'! wiU 1:x> announcing manv ot hPr dl'lails for t.hr Sf'rviCP as th~ datt· TTIU\ '{'S l'iosPr. to her home here follow. ing onr of t h<'ir fantasti\ S('vpn cruist•s in the CJrihbt>an . ~ a king thP t1ip v;ith Mrs. Harnpt on was tU.·r hig h sc hool clJssmatr. Sui'a n 13lctck,\·ciJ 13!.l nton, now of Colum bus. but forme r ,l Ponwrm· lt'SidPill . Thl · two fil'\\ ' fn 1m Cu lumbu:-. to Fut·t Ltuck·tTl ~ th · ' 'lll 'J I ' lhl '\ tJoan1t 'tl ttw S.S. C:H. ·t\tn ic . Tlll'_ \ Joql(j San .Juan :.~n d S! Thmna~. ~~·hic'h Wt' IT' d.JTI OII J.! l il t • 'hlp:-. I)Jl lhP Thr third annual Black Diamond h •s ti\ ol. J thlW' day f've nt with st·ad s of acti\'itit?S, has lx'en set for thl' W<'•kc·nd of Ma;• 11 a t the East Hf'C'rC'ation C£'nter in Sr ~l!P '-;!. :\lht ·n s Tht• ff's ti\·ai focuS('s on coa l and rIH ' coal miner and their impor- C llJ L'if.' f :--.u spt't'l J.:..um•s t 'l ~t1\ulrlll\ qf .Hm had ~ . . ·ork('Cl m ti J>~'nJn ~ do;(•n s of OOxcs <1f cannt '1. I ~uol b c~ncl other il Pms ;md a 11ht•1·nd t 1f till · t1 ,1 \ ld lH.'t ' to Sout heas tern Ohio . There will ht· concess ion stands, rides, ; tn ~ and crafts. i..l flea market. pmft•ssJonal Pn lf'rtainmf'nt . a paradl'. a tug of war between teams of cot tl mi n<'r s fmm our ar ea , a Big :\ lctc f'< tling contest in addition tot he :-.c·]c'('fi<m of I .it t If' Miss Coal Miner's D;tLH..: htc r .. Junior Mi ss C'oa l Min i 'r" s U.Jug llft •r and the Coal Min('r's I ><tughlf•r ('OniP".. s. If Ynu·rl likf' morP c.lrt<..~il s Ra\ - Skimlt ,,. ancl Mtddll'f!Ort IJrmtht\1 a hig ' tgh ul rr Ilrf rt."1:'en ti.L .lim wa ..., <:.~ s s is! ing prq..J;mng 1h{' dist ribution of $10.1X!I worth ul ftxxl ft'Clt•rc~l purc hast'<i through fUlK I fundi ng and bt."'ing dhtriiJu!t 'i.. l !hrough Heath L1nift '(l :'vll'!tltXJI.q Churc h in Midcllrpor' whJmm.\ · d JS(il\'1'1"1'\l in-... diamond sf'l Ma:--.onic rin,L~ mt'"'·" lll)....: I )) X t~_,., H.· ·~ I <JUra nt TWO i:ind OIK'·half llli!lllh .... U ndoubtC'dl ~, lhl"· lo\rl tnn . . - t)",fh ul 'f•m- would tx • pl! 'd~t "lJ In h1-.11 from ~ -o u . Th(' a dd n·"·" 1:-- J{,JUit ' ~­ Hox .li':( lJuinton . \ "; 1 (1 "~ lh(' ~\mPr i r~l \"Ogt.lP to I1 N' \\"i'iL:ht and ;\/I Pi,L!:-; ( ·ount\ t·- Mulford, Lee I.AJckeydoo. Troop helpers assisting were Pam SeUers, Rhonda Roush and Sarah Johnson. Troop 1039 continues to work with the Brownies on their dabbler badge and wind chimes for their craft project. On April 20 the Brownies wiD travel to Huntington to appear on Mr. Cartoon. OmisJion Sonw q~ n•s rdt' nl ... HI L1 h .J\t ' p.m . ll'ednesdav at the LaSalle ln Middlep011 . Plans for tht· :.!111h rt'union of gmup an-' corning Jlong we!!. With £\·a Si sson irn.o!q"(] \" OU knov. it !.\."ill bf' a REVIVAL Charles W. Lusher, Chllllmthe, will be evangell'll for revival services to be conducted at the Racine •1rst Baptt•t Church at 7: 30 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. I.AJsher is a.•slstant pastor at Tabernacle Baptist Church in Chillicothe. He has been an evangeUst for the Ohlo Baptist Convention nin£" years. There wiU be special music each evening and .a nursery wiD be provided. Special prayer senices wlU he held at 10 a.m. Timrsday and Friday and there wiD be a prayer breakfast Saturday K a.m . Tirn t · IL' pil ·k up l hos.t• nt.'W EJstC'r < lud ~ - 'tJu c :.~n, huwl'\'f'r . just wpa r th1• 'd ri ll' ol d -"rrt iit' .... . Slinderella groups meet tTl nr1 \'.' 50 NEW SPRING WALLPAPER PATTERNS JUST ARRIVED -MAY FA IR & YORK .. .. .. .... ... ... junior girl> eligible to attend Buckryi'Girls State wer'' pr= ntro a nd the SC'IPC tion p rorf'ss was sta11ed . Loretta Tiemeyer, Eig hth District children and youth chairman. announced that the district junior conference will b<! held at P omeroy. 1\pril 14 al 1 p.m . and ap[lOintPd comm!t tes tohPlp. Junior mem lX'rs who will attend thp convention in Columbus Sunday as delegates an' Amber and Laney Hankie. !': ri ca MeClintock. Jennifer Cross. and Anita Smith. Introducing Taste that delivers IN THE MONEY SAVING pack 11-JURSDAY M!DDLEPORT - Evang<>· line Chapter172. OES . will m pet at 7:.10 Thursday at the Middl<' port Masonic Temple. Initiation for two candidates will be held and officers arr to wrar chapt er dresses. A prodDc ts party will follow the mePting. SI R ON PAITERNS SE LEC TED FROM OUR WALLPA PER BOOKS · WE HAVE THE LAR GES T SELEC TION OF BOOKS IN THE AREA PASTE TABLE FOR RENT ... $3 00 763 24 HOU~S 2n d Ave HUN TINGTON . W VA I Acoo5s lrom Cov•c Cen l e•) 1 304 -52 5 -7090 70 4 G r aand Ce ntr a l Av tJ PAAKE RBURG . W VA I A cflJSS lo on • Gmed C<11ntral M11lt1 1 304 -296 -4 632 H<1c lt "s Plaza '-'u IJ'-cn hf •t ~ not clf '" ll"lrl l! to )1.1 1 tl w 1 , 11 r u •1 m.1 1 r·t•mi ' in <1d i". Ln 1· , · dtr1 •r • t .. h tl.~h . ( tPdiT wil l hf' f!l\ 1"11 1 30 4 344 -4414 NOTICE Special Sale Hours PORTRAIT \n "ilh\o-ripriun\ bl nl.l tlj.w •tmttto •t l in Whi' lf ' hllll ll' l "<ltl"il ' l '-1' 1 \" j ('p r~ ! OW f l\ ,1 \",Jtl :ti)Jp M,\ 11. Sl"llSCH II 'T I O'S ht,.hJ P Ohio I." ! 1\·.-.•·k" ~il 1\"f'f' k " ~1~ W • ·Pk;.: HuhddP Ohio J:\ \\' l'di ~ 2ti WPPk ~ 5:.! WI'Pk ~ -~~ ~ $ ~~\ ">ti p ~ -1 ~ ~ 4 n ·J. I,{l 10."11 :.!0 ~:tll HO ''I take the same care with animals that Block takes with taxes.'' ALL THIS WEEK DAILY 10 'til 8 p.m. SATURDAY 10 'til 8 p.m. t".lii "(I' T o•, Lr·)l llllll\!h East CH.\ RLESTQN . W V A rDo wntnwn Ch••l otl ont Professional Studio Th r llatl·, S.-.n tim •l on .1, t; ,,. 12 nwnllt COLOR PORTRAIT PACKAGE 2·8X1 O'S, 3·5X7'S, 15 wallets TRADITIONAL POSES ONLY • Plus $1 00 Sllltng fee for each aodrtronal subject m s ame por l ratl • Beau!rful backgrounds avartahle • Poses our seleclton "I know I'm in good hands when Block prepares my tax return. My preparer goes to school every ~ear to get special training. And she doe6 taxes hundreds of times. Training and experience - thai's what makes you good at your job. I'll care for the ' animals and let Block take .care of my taxes." .. People who know their business go to II&R BLOCit 618 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OH. PHONE 992-3795 CONTESTANT Cathy Dean, daughter of Cannel and Rlchard Dean, Rutland, wiD be a contestant in the Ml'iS Teen of Ohio Pageant to be held Aug. 2-4 bt Delaware. She is a student at Meigs ffigh School and is being sponsored In the pageant by several area hlL•in....es. Wolf Pen personal notes DEPOSIT DATES TOTAL PACKAGE PRICE APRIL 4-APRIL 8 WED. SUN. PHOTOGRAPHER HOURS WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY 10-1. ?-6 THURSDAY & FRIDAY 10-1, 2-5:30, 6-8 SUNDAY 1-5 - LUNCH 1·2 Open 9 A.M .-6 P.M. Weekdays; 9-5 Saturday & Available t 5-87 K a 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD qf!:'Y Is Your Portrait Store. PRINTED IN US A Mr. a nd Mrs . WIUla m Russell of Minersville spent Sunday with Mrs. Bertha Russell and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell . Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Candls, Wendy and Crystal. Med· ina, spent thl' weekend herl" with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Russell and Bertha Russell. Mr. and Mr. Drew Haggy, their son and daughter· In· law of Colum· bus were recent v!sttors of Mrs. Carrie Wears. They went to celebrate the birthdays of Mrs. Wears and Mrs. Haggy. Mrs. TiemeyPr. community service chairman, presented a program on tornado safety ou tUnlng steps to be taken to prevent loss of llfl' a nd property . She noted that drills are being held In the schools to prepare the students in the event of a tornado. Mrs. TiemeyPr asked that members report hours spent on community serv ice work . Committee chairmen had reports and Iva Powell . acting chaplain, gave a prayrr. Ca therine Welsh led in singing "God Bless America" to c losf' t hr meet in~. \ I'J8 411 J flfYNOLO S TQ 8 ... CCOC0 LEBANON TWP - Lebanon Towns hip Trustees will mf'f't Tu!'Sday. 7 p.m .. at the township garage. $1 99 s r-;=================================================================:;- TI!ESDAY ENVIRNOMENTAL GRAPHIC MURALS ONE MONTH ONLY Now c.,w,.lr, Rutland Elemenlary School. 7:30 p.m . Gary Wolfe will have charge. Veda Davfs reported on junior activities noting acknowledgement of gifts to the XPnla Home, and a memorial donation to the Child Amber Welfare Foundation. Hankla. a junior member. severely burned recently was remembered wl th a card. Mary Martin reported on Auxil lary consti tution and by-law changes and a planned review of thf' unit by· laws . Names of several high school Calendar READY MADE BLIND STARTINGAT .... $1299 Phooo ••6· UOS the Ideals of Amertcanlsm can be strengthened and kept alive for future generations. Hunnel thanked the Auxlllary for the recent Legion birthday obscr· vance and announced tentativP plans for the Me morial Day program. He was presented with a gift or appreciation by Miss Smith. Anita Smith, junior auxlllary president, gave a reading on the flag . Ellen Rought presided at the meeting with Linda Powell a n· nouncing a fingerprinting training class to be held TuPSday night at the \\·hn lin• loca JJ~· a r e asked to meet Wr ig ht \\";liC'ht·r:. d.~ ....... , tnd lht· group \viii 1<Jk t~ <;ff un 1hf'i ,. pn ~~T; tm on t\pril ~Sat tht• l .uth1 ·r .Ill <"burch 842 Suc.."d A., • . are the same. He saidthat thatthey a ny and not Americanism noting citizen of any nation can feel patriotic or an allegiance to his country. Americanism, noted Hunnel, is more than patriotism because It is unique in that it Involves a complex set of emotions - love hate, admiration, reverence, and ~ sense of responsibility . Hunnel explained why hate was Included in the emotIons making up Americanism, pointing out that although we need toleranCP and understanding in our dealings with others, there are things that deserve to be hated, such as cruelty, sin , crime and tyranny. He said If we expose totalltarian Ism for a ll Its Godlessness, its lawlessness and Its oppression , our chidrl"n will hate It, recognize it and defea t it. Hunnel elaborated on the ot her facets of Americanism - love, admiration, reverence and duty , a nd concluded by saying th~t through the programs of the American Lf'gion a nd its Auxiliary, l''"'P in mind tha t Middleport 11•,;11 Schooll'la ss of 1961 m embers '( •!<not ·h·... n' ·n s~f35 °/o "Americanism ls respect and devotion to God and country, love and respect of one's fellowman, the desire tor freedom of c holt'l' a nd the acceptance of being a responsible citizen of our community, state and nation." That was the definition of Amerlc· a nlsm given by Commander Don Hunnel, Drew Webster Post 39. American Legion , who spoke at a recent meeting of the Post' s Auxiliary at the Legion hall. Introduced by Erma Smith Americanism chalnnan. Hunnel drew a contrast betwf'f'n patriotism a n: g •:odit· Page Americanism topic of recent auxiliary meeting Seldon E. Baker of Minersville is a grea t.grandfather to Theresa Sha rlene Baker, Infant daughter of Mr. a nd Mrs . Rick Baker. Abllene, Te xas. His name was omitted from the original birth announcement. f'XC'0p t ion . prf>ssed in trn's t The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio resti\ ":..tl You can \..vrit P llll'nl ar f' O. Box :!t.:il-1. At hens. ( )ll [I I. l.-1";"( Jl . .11 ; rn.1dt• him quit C' ill. Iri.'- j..., nn\\.. rb!1 · !0 t._x-. at)()UI thl' huU'-t ' "U!ll l ' .lfl t·J hl'i ng confin rrl to hffi fur lh\ )Jd:-.1 Combs KJTE FLYING CONTEST - Brownie Troop l~ recently held a kite Dying contest at the Middleport park with trophies to he awarded at the hridging ceremony in May. ,Joe Chapman and Bo Johnson were the .iudges, and winners were, front from left, 'l'rish RolL•h. Dorothy Olde r, Kyla Sellen;, Linda Chaprnan and hack, Sherry .Johnson, forris.~a Tuesday, April 3, 1984 ht ·<~dlng thP Ht · a nrl Sf'\"P r;JI nt hf'r.., "l'.nTht'll through t hP mnn ~ · !1. 1\:t'S .1 nrl o.,d('b but no luck A dn)·orso later . .Jim n ·tunll'flli J l hP church bdOJ't ' thv luod W,h mo\'f'd and took dflill h l 'l" look bingo' he f"nu ncl the n ng tn (J!lh >11111 , ,\ ;u t m and frts h.C'I!IJrl . t •~··n h 't rf'si<l<"nr ..... haw· had t ''.·· ·n 1l11m · [.H'Obif'ms rf'C.'f'n th - ;nrd h,J\Hl.t rh p~ · JIW;I\·.-. h._Hl th dr "h< n• :' :\a ron is horn(' I rom rht · h• "pit d I ...tft rr J bout wit h pnt>umoni; r \\·h rdl John April 3, 1984 Warning, The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. LIGHTS: 10 mg. "iar", 0.8mg. nicotine.LIGHTS 100's 12 mg "tar". 0.9mg. mcotine. FILTER 15 mg "lar".11 mg nicotrne. FILTER 100's 16 mg. "Jar". 12mg nicotine, av. per ctgarene by FTC method �Tuesday, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio April 3,1984 Board wants DNR facts on phone bill By ROBERT E. MUJ.ER A'""""ated PreM Writer DEMONSTRATED- Tht< two row, n<rtill com planter has been purchased by tbe Meigs Soil and Wat~r lonservahon District and Is available for rent to Me1gs County fanners ThP equipment wiD be demonstrated at the April 14 no-tiD day to he staged hy tbe dlslnct at the Rock Springs Faorground• Nuke freeze: poll says most unsure CINCINNATI tAPI-Ama)OIII Y of Ohio residents who have fomwd an op1ruon about the nucleat fo eete lssuPiavor theproposal.a poll h\ the fiT'<'ze 25 percent were opposed , 5 prrepnl were unde<'ldt'd and 31 IX'' ePn l hadn 1 thought much about Umvet s1ty of Cmcmnatt mdJcatf's but many have no opm1on Tha t "as down from Oc totx•r when .Jl pe rcent favmt>d the freeze, t1 JX'I rent were opposed 3 pc1 Ct'nl were undrnded and 3.~ percent hadn 1 thought much about 11, the poll sa td Thr f1gur<>s for those who had formf'd an opm10n were-the same m Ma1 .June of 1983 In October 1983, Surpnsmgly, the poll shol«'<i that mooe than a third t36 pel cent' of the people mOhiohavey et tofm m an opmxm on the nuclear fl et•zf' tssue - this despite cons1drrahlc publlcttv a bout 11 ovrr thr pa st couple of years, 'UC' s ln slllulr lot Polley nesearrh no1Pd m thr Oh1o Poll Among rhoSf'" ho havf' formed an opmton 61 prrcenl suppo11 ,, nuclear !l"<'f'ZP largrl\ brcauS<' lhP\ believe the UmtPd StaiC'S and the S<l\1et Umon haw• C'nough nuclr.u weapons to dr'Stro\ rach othr•t severalllmC'S . sa1d thppoll tl'it•ast<l today ThC' rcmammg ll Pl'JCl'rlt tI howPVC'J fifi percent favored the ft1'<'2r while only :W percent were opposr<l l llr poll mtr J'VIP\VPd ROO <~du lt s thr oughout thPs tatrhetween.Ja n 21 and FC'b y Thr lnstiiUtf' PStlmatrd tha t 90 ttmf's out of 100 the reported 1<'suit s w1ll be wn hm l5 pe1cent of tht • J< tu,li numbPrs m the popul.t 111m \~ho havp fonned an opm1on s;..ud t hi'\ Property transfers believe lh<' S<" 1et L mon " ou ld l 1kr· advantagt• of such a fi ('('Z<' thr poll reported "Republicans fUil' XJ m piP v.t·t' Significantlv less likclv to favor thf' ff'('("Z(' than eithe r I::>r-mocra ls or indep<>ndmts lh<' pol l '" 'd "<' mor uttzens W f'rt" also IP"'" hk Ph to favor the freezE' th an \ oungf'J people "Other than that thPt P 1.\.-f'J 1.' no s1gnif1c ant differences m opmtnns on the ISSU(' among vaTJous df'mo grap hi c seg ment s of lht• popu lation The poll smd of a ll thosl' questioned l9 perrr nl fdVOlrd thr (, , PgOI\ [) Htnt'S MIChf'lif' y I-I tnt's lu F r ~nkl1n RPa l Esta tr Co Par Cf'b Ponwr U\ Mmprsv! lle Mdi \ 111 ( . Lilli!.' Jua ntl a M I JtiiP to lu dn ll a M Ltlllc, Donald Lbhn It 1111 ac1 <' Lot 16, Svt a< usc Roher! L J acobs, deceased, Kathe1 me Jacobs a ffid av it Pome r O\ V! ll agP J\d1ht'rlnC' Jacohs to l!ut h<hll<i fka Jacobs Mynam Lot >18 PomPrm Vtll age Flosslf' D1llon \('('tl UJllon to H.JJ old F. Smtih Sr Rar bara A 'H Sm llh 0 ar1r Ol1ve Hot ace Smll h to Harold E Sm1th The Harnsonv lll<' C'h.1ptrr 21'> Order of the Eastern Stat v. 111 hm <' 1ts mspectton at the M<J son1f Trmplf' Wednesday a t 7 JOp m All members a t rurgPd to allrnd Potluck rPfr!'shmrnt s v. 111 lx• sened Slate met·tin~ Ba1 bara A Sm ith 4 TI ac t es Sr Ohvr l3at bara i\ Smith nka Bat ba ra A t11!,, son. I1 an EvNson to Harold F: Smith Sr , Parcels Oltvc Michael Burke. Marllvn Sue Burke 10 i\il•xande1 ConiadlS 112 5.'i aC'rPs ChpstPr M.:H"Vanm. DannPI Da nn ~1, Mar) a nnp B Vvhlll to R1<. hcu cl W Dan nPr Trustt:"l', Ter Bedford Township Trustr< s "111 meet Saturdav April 7 at FlPdford TownshlpH allat5p m lllrmr<:'li ng Is open to the publtr r I f' L ynn Singers announ('t>cl The Unr()(' fa m1il of ( 1ov.11 C'tl v will be singmg al lh~ Mt Oh10 Community Church l.ong llotlom onAprllS, at 1 lOp m iS~;u..-d The Easter ISsue of fhr VI a 1( n IS being distnbutt>d m Mtddleport thiS week. and will be dtst 11butrd 1n Pomeroy next wt'<'k b1 l'hr Sal1,, uonArmy Anyone m1ssed y. ho v. ~ Julcl ltkf' ,1 copy 1s askt>d to call '-I'll :.m or 992 7480 Albe11a Rummel Hav. sr formr• Meigs resident. does not have short stories lnTheWarCrvanvmore hut her book "Vinegar Boy' can still IX' purchased and the MtddlPport !look Store IS c arrying her F:astrm musical for chlldr!'n's choir 10 book and album form Fingerprinting tonight The county wick' met'l ing "'' 1o kick ott a program for fingerprint lng all Meigs County students will !X' beld at 7 lJ tonight In Rutland Elementary School Gary Wolfe, spec-Ial Investigator for the sherltf's department , as slsled by several deputies, wlll conduct the Instructional session All PTA and PTO groups of the county are to have repr-senta lives present for tonight's meeting so they can lalce Information on the program back to their respective schools BlackhUI sl, Tr uslet• Pat eel Bedford Df'nm s P e trovlC', Dt?bra P Piro\1c 10 Chat IPs Hamltn, Lyda Ham ltn , 20 JC J es Publication RIC hard W Colu mbus sc-har , Wilma Hoschar, onP- half ;;~c rr PomPro\ VIllage Wtlm a E Mt'<'s, Ma lcolm R \1 C't?s to AdaM NPutzhng Patcels C he~te r Honald H1cha rd s Kathryn R1 chard s to Wilham A Barnhart S B t C'nda Ba rnhart, P art Lots PomPr ov Rov F R1fne Frana K Rlf!IP to G Rose Ruth C' Rose K~nnrth Pa1 Cf'l C hest £'r By The !\ssoclated Press ffiLUMBUS, Oh1o lAP) -Four members of the Public Utilllles CommiSSion of Oh1o called a news conference to talk about 1he1r performance dunng the past year, but Chairman Michael Del Bane wasn'1 among them Del Bane, once targett>d by Gov Richard Celeste for removal !rom the PUCO then re appoin1rd to a five year term Monday, was said to be m confermce when reporters asked to speak to h1m A list of agency accomplishments under Celeste's adrrunlSIJ allan was handed out that sa1d average utility btlls mcreased by 3 percent in 1983, compared to 28 percent m 1982 CommiSSioner Ashley Bt'Ownsa1d the governm 'so!flce had suggested, but not demanded, tllat the bnefmg be held He sa1d the suggesllon from Paul Costello, Celeste's press seer<> tary, comc1ded ""lhhis mtent to hold a bnefmg markmg his !U'sl year m office ManiPy dP<'f'asC'd Roscm a ry H'sell Affidavit MlddiC'port Y1llagr I don 't know how much but he s 1n trouble ' - Senate Democrattc leader Robert Byrd of West Vorglala, on Edwin Meese, President Reagan's attorney general nominee who is under Investigation for a $15,000 laleresl-lret! loan he railed to report on fiaanc1al disclosure statements I am Dorothy Judy Gar land was on one of my dreams and said to me ThiS part wa• mtne I know you II play 11 well'" - Falruza Balk, tbe 9year-old actress who will play Dorol•y In the new, hlgb-tecb movie "Ot " The $20 mlllloa Walt Disney production Is based on tbe three books by 0. creator L Frank Baum (TimoJ 1 Sherman agreed to return In two weeks with records needed to sort out what Sen. Ben Skall, RCieveland, called "an almost un COIISCionable situation " Most of the bills were inherited from the administration ot former Gov James A Rhodes. RDbert W Teater, whobeadrolhedepartmenl then, said the bills pufllOSCiy were not paid Teater said the foul-up resulted from a change In the departmental phone system In November 1981, after which Ohio Beil slaried billlng without providing a list of lndlvtdual wehru "The word• were, 'Would you be wllling7 ' And everybody was wll ling," Brown said ''I'd love to have questions about someofthesubslan live Issues we deal with." But reponers wanted to quest1on Del Bane - who had Issued only a prepared statement earlier in the day - about his reappointment and charges by an ex PUCOchiefthathe was unqualified "As Commlss10ne1 (Alan ) Schriber pointed out, It was our mlentlon to be able to speak freely without the embarrassment of having somebody here It was at our request that he's not here," Brown smd of Del Bane's absenCE' Commissioner William Brooks, acting at a reporter's suggesl!on, left to ask Del Bane if he would jom the others Brooks returned moments la ter, saymg Del Bane could not a ttend because of a pre arranged conference but "might make 11 some other tome ' - -- ··· Yerd Sale April 2nd to 7th. 00-1 SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester, Ohto Ph. 986 -4269 If No Answer, Call9854382 We Service All Mokea 6 Modoto Antenno Installation Houst C11is 1nd Stlop SeJYtct Available Service that Tower ~ Above lhe Rest \\I E'rP ~- CHIMNEY KING & UPHOLSTERY CHIMNEY SWEEP CLEANERS 35185 Oak H1ll Road Long Bottom. OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Recommended by Leadmc Carpet Manufacturm 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I rna Ing sales on vUiage streets or s idewalks wtthout counc il 's permission Council also has an ordinance requiring itinerant vendorstoobtaln a license for $100 and a bond m the amount of $1,(0) It was suggested that Baromck gat het data she would like to see added to the ordmance and present 11 lo council Anderson sa1d commented that the slate has set down rules m regard to ya rd sales and 11 should be mvesl!gatcd by the solicitor and the pollee Meter Maid Hired Seyler reported that BeckyGatlPy has been hired as meter ma1d He also r<>ported that 'au meters on the parking lots have been repa treC by Harrv Lyons The meter ma1d wtll he off two afternoons a week, the mayor reported SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Vinyl &Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg--of aII Types Worked in home area 20 years 'free Estimates" EUGENE LONG Ph. (6W 843-5425 H-2 mo d. =='nods -rrtndler : Wlter -. -Gas Unes ~ c S-'ems --•'' •·· J&L BLOWN INSULATION se-sston to dtscuss a request from a busmf'ss m 1own m r egard lo a VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Sf'f'V I('f' Clerk treasurer Wilham Snouf!Pr rC'ported that thf' use report tor rf'\ cnuc shanng JS ma1lable for pubhc mspPCiton at the office of \OIIage cle rk at the Pomet O\ ctty building SC'nlorrliiZrnsarrurgrd to IC'VICW lhC' report 3 22 1 mo pd 'IM-...,..,. o•<l ) AMo•n<O t... OU ...... ~ VctPra ns Memona l Hospit al, sa1d that Avward .Jones was riding a mot orcyciC'onOhto 7 and US 3.1and lost cont rol Thcmotocyclewmt end over end Meigs County REACT will hold a regular meeting at 7 30p m Friday m the cafeteria of theSenlorCitlzens Ce nter. Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy All members are asked to be pt"l'Sent a long with any residents who are mterested In becoming members of the non-profit service orgamzatlon School meeting set o " •• d 87 ....... P ~ oc' " hi• - "·"·-~· ""'"""' PH. 949-3046 II 4) 40 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS Stzes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Rac1no, Oh Ph 614-843-5191 I 0 6 tfc •~ .o,,..,....,., l l ' ... ""'" " ..... o. • • PUDUC NOTICE Total Recmpts II I 111 I j 1 1 11 fh P 8o;url r I Ol1\ f' Tow r1slr p MP (]'1' Cn rm l y h s 1bm tt trl t o.; Fr r '1 0 H 3 tu t iH fr 11Sfflf' '> ( fJJLII 1 d !u u l l I ll ur t1 I l r P. I Hfl I on at I hi' h tl m~" o f !1 1 ~ r 11-'rk l o nq Botl n m lh" f, ~ ~ Wf fl k r>f Am ol ll " P~-'1 1984 H II r 1 t I ' I 111d llr !. r f-r I l 11l l n)' I n r r .. , :: ~:·:.::"' "" I V I II em •,1 1/0(l For Fnscal Vear Enchng December 7 f) 7 Mo tnr 'b r r l1 1 I l \ 1 I• I 1111 I r, \ l1 I 31.1984 Olrve Townshtp Metgs County long Bonom, Oheo March 22, 1984 I cort•ly tho totlowmg roport 10 rr () f nd H J I '( Fr111d 1 I rr rl f1r t1 r 21)7 7 1)9 7 o1 f1 Ill/ I I I V h11 F H 11 f) ( ' 1 h4 PH i l P! Ttll!l be COfT8C1 AdaB•uell Townshtp Clerk Tel No 814-985 -3544 Schedule I Calh Balance 31 , 1983 IJ :J I:111r< s 111 I ln 1c t . • 1 l r S<.. ( h( rio.~ :J I <; IJ nd rn(j Nf!l Fun rl c; nr DPnos •t T 1D I Ac;""" ' "" R· 1 Sl J 7 l1 ~t!3 1 7 1 Bl:i 2B r, 3 7 9 7 )8 11 37 fl7 28637:!7 Summery of Callh Bolonc81, Recetpts And Exponditures Balance Jan 1 1983 Lt( m HGB 20 F 111r1 ? 5?8 57 G<~so lr nP Tall ft,n r! Rn r!d an rl Br d lP 1 1554:? Fund ( f'mel ery Fund F1rP Prorecl on 40623 d 7 '12 06 Fund 3 588 76 Federal Revenue Sh ar tnQ Fur1ci Total 8 105 ?0 .0. 00 ~M o&U ~91 . ... . · ~~ "~~Gon<to """" H8 a, ,,.o , U J .O.olo [lo >t l H >H .,. .,. 1, .... ... '07 ti U I Upt u Upo I .O. o o ( •r""' ., ~• Pnmo,.. c ....... ' '" ~ ~ ..... . ~ c ...,t.to O....d ov " " ' ~ -d• h ~o d.,. ,. ,~.., S h · ·- ·~··- ..... · - nn ••• p,, ..... """ 'IJ ..... . Ul .. . e~., PH. 992-5546 Hours 8 lo 6 <lolO O "' 4Ml n 1 ~-G • uo o ~"' "' h ~~ ~I tt ~~ t onrl o> o 4 ~ ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER, SPRING SEED & SEED CORN Low, Low Prices Don 'l Be Miolead We W11l Not Be Undersold CALL CHARLIE TODAY 614-992-2181 MGM FARM CITY, INC. Jaek W C.uuy MJr f11 • Pr rl 0( l r' F rnd St1:1rrrrq r unr l 2 93S 1;8 114 4A0 18 T 0 11 1 11 f trml 23 000 00 Balance Dec 31, 1983 CJ€np r,11 Fund 10 'll l tl 7 M otnr VPhor If" L tcen~f' Tn ~< F11n d Gi!~OI1nr TJ ~ Fo il ld l 2 lB 40 4 OhO 1 'J Ro.td nnd Rr td O• J 422 82 RACINE FIRE DEPT. Boshan Buold1ng EVERY SAT. NIGHT 'DUM P TRUCK SERVICE "CONCRETE WORK 'CUSTOM BUILT HOMES 6 :30P.M. · wATER GAS & OIL LINES Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-720\ 15 t1 Only CUSTOM BENDING Rt 124,Pomeroy Oh1o WALKER\ ......,.. !I '"Custom Exhausts · AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 3 24-ttc MISS THERESA .t\1\A MARCO ~ PALM & > PSYCHE READING Wll t lead YOUI entire ltft Wtlhout ukrna any qunttons ltYts advrce on all affa~rs of ltle suc h n love and busmts$ srckness 1nd health ISIJS Court(nuttCJCourthouse) .UH£NS 2nd floor Off 9 CJII S93 5485 10 am 6 p m - Aller 6 30 p m can be reached a1 16 Plams Ad Rt 682 - 6 lO II p m 3 n 1 mo PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road Long Bottom, OH. 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrader EqUipment Recommended by Leading Carpet Manufacturers FREE ESTIMATES" 2 27 I mo • 3 Announcements SWEEPER and sewmg rna chtne repan parts, and suppltes Ptck up and dehvery . Davts Vacuum Cleaner one half mtle up Georges Creek Ad Call 814 446-0294 Vacancy Julia's Personal C11re Home Formerly Mercer Convalescence Home 18 yean expertence Ctoflon, W V 304 773 5873 lost or stolen on Naw l1ma Rd near Harnsonvtlle walker female red headed blanket back coon dog Reward Contact Bob Reth burn at 614 742 2656 Satellite Earth System We have the system for you from 7ft 5 tn to 11ft Ftberglass & alummum Ntck lhle call 614 949 2890 POSITIVLY NO Hunttng or trespassmg on my property H1lda Haves. Glenwood W Vo 4 Giveaway large Garage Sale Apnl 5th 6th. &7th 9 am tdl dark ram or shme Pump shotgun r1drng lawn lots of tools out board motor & boat, record player. dtshes glassware Ford 2 row cultrvators, 3 pomt H1tch blade, Super C Farmall Tractor lots of mtsc Corner of 6th & Elm Ra cme Ohto Robert H1ll mower 614 949 -2013 "00 " 00 "00 WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992-7013 New Chevy True~ FENDER t76 95 DOORS '149 95 HOODS 1174 95 BUMPERS '69 95 GRILL 142 50 R SUPPORT 184.95 TAIL GATE . '85 00 FORD FENDER 169 95 BUMPER . 169 95 '~. Graca E T 84 Youth Lower level tf ram Movmg Sale Apnl 7th & 8th 9 a m ttll dark 5th St , Recme , Ohto Cleek rest dence lots of good stuff FOR SALE (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER· Three acres wrth a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30 3 bedrooms, one bath 12x15 ltvtng room and 24x24 family room Parttally carpeted, fuel o!l furnace wtth fac!lt· ttes for wood burna~. 12x15 block storage butldmg. 20x30 block garage. R1ghl off At 248, country selltng, \'2 mtle east of Chester, Ohto (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE . Downstairs equtpped wtlh k1tchen. ltvmg room , dtmng room and den , upstatrs has two bedrooms and one bath. house also has basement Lot SIZe approx 48'x308' Needs work Also Some Car Fenders Avatlable Wolfe Investigations. Inc. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES 3-2 8-tln ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes-ExtenSive Remodeling Insurance Work Custom Polo Bldgs & Garages Rooltnt Work Aluminum & Vtnyl Stdmgs 1 & Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 11-1-tfc 3123 ELLIS WELDING & SATELLITE SERVICE PH . 742"-2534 Antennas Start At 11,395.00 "Full Factory Warranltes "Free Delivery "Stte Checks "Complete Systems & lnstallatton FOR FUTURE USE " KEN 'S APPLIANCE SERVICE Yard Sale, ram or sh1ne Fnday, Aprtl 6th, 9 8 m 6 8 m and Sat , Apr1l 7th 9 a m 2 p m 2 miles N off St Rt 7 at 5 Pomts Follow s1gn st Baby & other furm ture, mcludmg refngerator clothing (baby, chtldrens. matermtv. adults. mcludmg coats & large stze clothes for men), shoes, kitchen thmgs. toys. books. curtems. bed spreads old horse smgle trees. old com sheller, hog feeder, many other rtems to numerous to mention Don t mtss th1s one Yord & garage sale Wed & Thurs 9 to 6 Old glass ware stone J&rs. old farm wagon old cupboard. Jews harp ant1que washmg ma chtne Much. much. more Glenn Btssell. Bash an Road Bashan Ohto Call 614 949 2B0t 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •DIShwashers •Ranges •Refrtgerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 5 tic WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •2ENITH •SYLVANIA •SPHD QUHN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full T1m e Shop Techmc1an on Duty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESHR - 985 3307 3123 l mo Call 256 1731 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd hke to tnhoduce ~ou RADIATOR to to dnve the vth1cle of your Real Estate General ChOlet No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy DH 45769 ~wf M L ' Bud' McGHEE Broker Cheryl Lemley, Metes County Assomte "R•n'*M.Phone 742-3171 MMR SJS -PicturesQue I'<! me nestled 1n t~e maples on Mulbert) Avenue m Pomeroy Thts ~v~y home ~as J spaCious bedroo ms large IMng room, lorm~ d1n1ni room wtth sunny window seat and butfi·tn chma Siltini room, eat m krtchen full basement w/ wood burnet and a 2 car heated i'Jage Convement to schools nd shopptng Excellent terms avadable MMR 543 - Newer total elec1nc home 2 bedrooms bath mce krtchen wtlh carpet throughout Large 12 <24 deck Atust 11gllt starter oome at a ~ pnce ol $25 000 MMR 540 - Commerc1al butldmg Located on St Rt 124 m Rutland llownstatJS ~ large 2(1!60' room w1th bath and stora ge area UpstatJS has a neat 4 room apartment wtlh bath E<ceflent opportunrty at $10~ MMR 544 - Just look at IhiS home and you II a11ee ~ s a super buv13 bedrooms, bath, ~rge krtchel\ alummum ~diD! and storm wtnrlows. Ntce yard wtlh outlxJiding On Mam St 1n Rutlard Only $16,000 - - M~GKEE For faster Strv1ce Call 614-992-6737 DOZER BACKHOE WORK AND 5 1 37 444 I I ' ~ SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid botl and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. HILL PAT FORD 992 -2196 Middleport, Ohso 1-13-th: JEWELL'S PLUMBING and HEATING Jobs - Big or Small AL TROMM MINERSVILLE, OHIO 742-2328 Reasonable We H•ve the · Lowest R1tes Experienced WORK GUARANTEED 992-6030 3 26· 1 mo WRITESEL ROOFING CO. NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doorg & Windows 949-2263 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER oOUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATEA . GAS SEWER RAIN LINES C.unty Certified SEPTIC TAUS INSTALLED FllEE ESTtMoUES 367-7560-367-767 CHESHIRE. QHIO 3 , Four famtly garage sale Apnl 4 5 S. 6 9 to 7 6 m1les out Jerry s Run at Apple Grove Three pupp1es. half Border Collie Call 246 9608 after 10 mth old Sheppard Colhe. male all shots pap ers neutered, to gtve away to good home 614 985 4137 Free Spantei -Spntz puppies two left love people good wtth ktds both parents can be seen Call 614 5961 eventngs Puppy '12- atrdale & 1/1 pttt bull to g•ve away Cell 614 742 2450 Small black female dog, half Cocker Spamel half Pecktn geae to good home 304 895 -3 935 Part German Shephard Me and little brother were abandoned our temporarv owners are movtng and we need a new home 304 675 1786 304 875-6239 6 Lost and Found FOUND Black and tan coon dog m Vmton area Cell 388 9996 15 month ·old Hetfer. wh1te and red strtped lost m or around Gtbbs Farm, near Btg Woods If seen please call 304-882-2033 evemngs 7 Yard Sale Flea Market Chillicothe Mall Shopping Center, Chilli· cotha, Oh1o Come buy or sell Aprtl 6 · 7 -8 Ftrst week end each month 3 Family Yard Sele Addtson 11,251 Wanted to buy New used & ant1que furnttura Writ buy , ptece or complete households Also complete Auctr oneenng serv•ce Call Rodney Howery 614 698 7231 Buymg datly gold srlver rmg s Jewelry sterling ware. o ld co1n s la rge cur rency Top pncas Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Av e COinS Middleport Oh 6 t 4 992 3476 Cuh pa1d for fan cy Iron or hea~ tron beds $ 160 and up for certam Me1gs Co stone Jars Old tim e cup board ca ll 1 304 882 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds tron, wood cu pboards. chatrs, chests baskets dtshes, stone Jars. ant•ques gold and sliver Wrrte M D Mtller. Rt 2 Pomeroy Oh10 45769 or ca ll 614 992 7760 1- - - - - - - - - - Want to buy Gurneas Call 614 742 2450 2 317 Jefferson Ave and 2419 Mt Vernon Ave Potnt Pleasant Apnl 3 4 8 ttll 6 Clothtng furmture toys 8 Public Sale lit AuctiOn Auct1on every Tuesday mght Pt Pleasant WVa Auct Lonnie Neal Youth Center Bldg Camden St 614 367 7101 R1ck Pearson Aucttoneer Servtce Estate Farm An ttque & hqutdatton sales Ltcensed & bonded tn Oh1o & Employment Services 11 Help Wonted AVON Sell Avon make S6 $10 per hour Call 446 3358 Budget analysts local de\lel oper seeks self starter to develop and analiza annual budgets for numerous prop erttes prevtous expertence m budet prepertton & fmen1 cal analysts lS roqutred M B A a plus Send resume and salary requirements to Office Manager. P 0 B01c 331 Gallipolis Oh 45631 Sell the best Sell AVON R10 Grande and Bulavtlle Porter area Call 388 9045 Onver M echantc for local Company mus1 have tools and expertence Send Re sume 10 Bo x 7 29 A Oetly Senttnel Court St Pome roy Oh 45769 Expertenced mechanic wanted full t1me fnng e beneftts & salary Send Resume to Bmc 729 S Datly Senttnel Co urt St Pomeroy A ccoun t s Manag er Fu ll t•me Must have trammg and e•penence m bookkeepmg tncludrng A ccounts Recerv able Penod1c fmanc1el reportrng requrred lnven tory control preparation Ac curacv a must Typrng ne cessary Respect for conftdenttaltty requtred $10 OOOplusbeneflts Con gental colleagues Send resume, name 2 references Athens based Oeadl!ne Aprtl 11. 1984 Planned Parenthood of Southeast Ohto 8 North Court St . Athens EOA AAE 614 335 7394 12 3089 FlEA MARKET Meog s County farrgrounds , Rockspnngs, 33 & 7bypass, Pomeroy. Oh Apnl 6 7 & 8 Spectal weekend rates For more mformatton or reservet•on cell or wnte to the followtng 614-992 630"' 985 · 4396 P 0 Bx 742 h ..... ,eroy. Oh 1- - - - - - - - - - Mt Alto Auction Every Saturday 6 p m Con11gn mentt1 accepted 1 OOtlll11le ttme Emme Bell auctioneer S1tuattons Wonted Wtll care for the elderly m my home lots of references Men or w omen Call 61 4 667 3402 Mercer"s R1verv1ew Per sonal Care H ome ha s vacan c•e s for elderly per sons Betty Mercer owner 304 773 Auctton every Fn nrght at the Hartford Commumty Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every week ConStgments of new end used merchandise always welcome Rtcherd Reynolds Au ct toneer 304 - 275 58~2 Harper·s Adult Care Home has a vacancy for another rest dent elderly person Call 304-675 1293 S1tuat10n wanted booh keeper or offtce work for small bustness Expe nenced Full or part ttme 304-882 2359 • 1 B Wanted to Do General Hauhng and Trash removal Sarvtce Reliable ond dependabta Colt 4463159 betweon 9 and 6 Roofing and gutter work metal work , housepatntlng carpenter work Exc ref Free estimates Call 446 Townhouae Thuro April 5th 4288177 Uc 429-84 8o Fri Apn1 6 . 1---------- 3171 0penong April 7th 8o 8th. the 1- - - -- - -- - Aprll 3 · 7 Ra1n or shine. 6 Family Garage Sale 4 of a mile out 0 J Wh1te Ad At the Church of God of Prophecy Books. records, mick meeka, stereo, baby furniture. clothes of alla1zes Wedding dress 111e 10 Galhpohs Fleamarkat Trt Coun1y1 only year round indoor 81 outdoor market Every week end 7 a m to 6 P m Indoor $6 00 Outdoor t& 00 Food Dealers Wei coma Corner Rt 36 & 1 60 ne•t to Fru1hl Pharmacy LISHlNG CO recommends that you do bustness wrth people you know, and NOT to send money through the mat! unttl you have mvestr _u_•_1e_d_•_h_e_o_«_e_n_n.:.u_ __ 1 For Sale or lease Country Carryout & Oel1 Upper Rtver Rd Gulhpohs Ohro Cell 614 446 2192or6t4 446 9171 Own your o wn Jean Sportswear Ladtes Apparel Combtnat ton Accessortes large Su:e store Natrona! brands Jordache Ch1c LM Lev1 Vanderbrlt l zod Gunne Sax Esptnt Bntta n1a Calvtn Khen Sergro Valente Evan P1cone Cla1 borne Members Only BtU Blass. Orgamcall Grown Healtht ex 300 other s S7 900 to S24 900 rnven tory a1rfare tram g. ft-tures grand openmg ect Call Mr Keenan 305 678 3639 Own y o ur own Jean Sportswear Lad1es Apparel. or Children's store 300 brand names $15 500 rn eludes $9 000 mventory store frxtures tramtng and much more Mr Tate 704 753 4738 For sale gorng bustnuss ambulance servtce two veh rcles fully eq utpped Only prtvate servrce m Mason Galha. Jackson Counttes 304 675 5540 or 675 4024 22 Money to Loan To babysit In my home Can gtve references Call 446- 1691 1- - - - -- - - - Wallpapertng -Restdenttal or Commercial Call614· 266· 9349 after 8 OOPM Sol i< Sun anyt•me Owner transfered must sell beauttfu l bdrm brtck home Ftrep lace , deck . woods prlvecy, sunshtne, prtvacy S63 900 Call 614 a Baum Addttton 3 bedrm, brtck~ 1 V2 bath full ba ae ment. fem1ly room. carponpatlo $67.000 AdJOtntng 112 acre lot available Can 614· 985 4201 7 rooms 1 V2 baths. carpet, garage & 2 room basement Good Shape m Mtddlepon Pr1 ce heduced Call 614 - 992 7244 Owner transferred. must sell excellent condttron S66 000 $11 000 down Assume 8 Vz Pet loan 304 676 1529 after 6 00 Seven year old home three bedrooms garden spOt , 2606 ltnco ln Ave • 8 % percent assumabl e loan 304 675 5047 alter 6 00 1211 MamSt 6roombr1ck basement ftreplace , puc e reduced to settle estate $45 000 304 675 2381 Plymale Road Gallipolis Ferry WV Two large bed rooms bath utll1ty large hvtng room and k1tchen n1ce b1g yard extra lot good locatton Eskte Mornson 304 525 3420 FOR SALE OR RENT 14,..70 1979 Shannon all electrrc 3 bedroom s partly furnished mobil e ho me 1 2"'28 bu1lt o n room with coal or wood burner Exc cond underpmned 3 niCe porches well water utlhty burldmg acre land Jerrys Run Road Apple Grove W Va 304 675 2356 32 Mob1le Homes for Sale TAl STATE MOBILE HOMES USED CARS TRU CKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 614 446 7572 RATES Below market rat es F... ed convenlronal FHA VA Leader Mortgage Athens co llect 614 592 NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUAL tTY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 23 1979 14x70 mobile hom e on appr o 111 acr e lo t Ca ll 614 388 9957 af1er LOANS FIXED 3051 Profess1onal Serv1ces 5 30PM PIANO TUNING Lower prtced regular tuntng s d1scounts to Sent or Ctttzens Churches & Schools Ward s Keyb oard 304 675 3824 1972 12,..65 Concorde an cond ch1mnev for wood stov e 2 bd r large hvmg ro om Wllh calhedra ll ce11 rngs $ 5 800 Call 446 2930 P1ano Tunrng and Aepa tr 8run1cardt Mus1c Co 446 0687 Shtll and mt egnty our trademarh Lane Dantels 1973 Ktngswood 12x70 2 large bdt 1 V1 bath Wllh garden tub S5 200 Call 614 256 1520 ask for Bev or Allen THOMPSON BOOKKEEP 12x65 mobtl e hom e f or sa le awnmgs deck applt anes n ego ttabl e new ca rpet amuous to sell Call 6147422951 lNG Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 1 136 Unwented Fac tal o r Body hetr7 Permanent pamless removal by European Elec tronrc Oeptlator Mary ts cert tft ed 1n th ts new co mpu tertred dtgltal system call today 992 6720 To po fth e Starrs ful l servt ce sal o n 1 0 per cent off on Zotos permanent Wave Offer good through Aprtl 7 Call today ask lor Trudy Roush Susan Stsson or Marv Po well Top of th A Statts Your full servtce BAII uty Salon 992 6720 614 245 5863 In Rto Grand e 1982 m o btl e home 14 ft 2 bd r go od co nd Set up on app rox 1 acre la nd s 17 0 00 Call 446 8038 Used 2 bedro om mobtl e homes furntshed 1 OK 50 and 12x52 srzes Your chan ce to own a comforta bl e home Browns tratler Court Mrner sv tlle Oh 614 992 3324 14.1170 Beyvtew a c 2 bedrooms den partt11llv fur n1shed $10 500 Ca ll 992 7360 Real Estale 31 J:!omes for Sale Wts e lnvestmen tll Don t mtss out on sprrng specral savmgsl Super DeaiP M1d Hol lv Park wrth expando furn1shed lrv1ng rm equ1pped krt chen wrth drs hwa sher washer dryer new carpet new vmy l sk~rtmg Set up on mce s1ze ren ted lot that can be purchased Call 614 992 6737 dleport 614 992 6941 GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE' OUE TO ILL HEALTH 3 bdr CA f orced arr gas furnence wtth buck stove 1 8l'l:36 m ground swtmmtng pool off street parkmg tremendous savmgs Onlv 4 new homes to cho ose fr om Seve as mu ch as $4 000 per h ome No reasonable offer refused Liberal bank ftnanc .ng 10 pet down monthly payment less than rent Thts 1s your only chance to buy new homes at these prrces Open Sunday afternoon Halfway between Hunttng • ~on ~:~J~e~;a n t o n St Rt , $45.000 Col 446 3204 WVa 304 773 5785 or 304 773 91 B5 Hoppes Blue Rrbbon Prg Sale Aprtl 14 1984 Sat 7PM Fayette County Fatr grounds. Washmgton CH Ohto Over 20champtonson the county state and nattonal level tn the last 8 mo Don't mtss thts sale Call Ftnancial HOME Oh 8pm Two year old Malumute dog, neutered, •deal for boys pet If 1nterested contact The Home Naltonal Bank tn Ractne. 949-2210 Pt Pleasant & Vicinity Refngerator frost free need s some work Call 446 11 35 Ftve pupp1es Half German Shepherd half lnsh Saner Wanted to buy tobacco poundage Cell 614 256- Yard Sale. Tuesday, Wed nesday , & Thursday behtnd Jones Boys m Pomeroy Lots of chtldrens clothing 614 258-6505 alter 6PM 'CUT OUT If tnterested 2711 Yard sale 617 H•gh St Middleport Apnl2nd to 7th 9a m to 5p m 1f2 Border Col lie real cute Call 3 ma le Pupp1es !' fr \1 r II R1 VI II I J( I GUN SHOOT Want to lease tobacco base. Will pay 35 cents now or 30 cents now and gtve 26% of poundage ranted after to· bacco sold mtnua 30 cents Homes for Sale 992 5420 tng ctothoa Sozo 10 ony - :-::---:::-----:----...2 1 Bus mess type Coil 446-4537 Opportumtv w ant e d 1o buy standmg timber Call after 6 or anytime weekends 614t NOTICE I 3BB 9906 o• 614 -388 THE OHIO VALLEY PUB 9617 already patd Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity Ill 256 8251 Wanted to buy aquare dane calt 446 2364 Large Yard Sale Centenary Town House 9 6 Wednes day and Thursday Cunams, cfoth•ng, d•shes and much more Pomeroy, Ohro "RECLAMATION WORK •OIL FIELD SERVICES • '" ) 1J 13 Jh r,G077S Fr~doy, 8 6, 256 9354 YOUNG 992-6215 or 992-7314 ' DOZER BACKHOE Roger Hysell GARAGE Readmg 1 5 Wtth ThiS Ad Enpet-A·Cir, the modern WIY '}f) 3r;tl f3 / lo ~"'' " H MGM FARM CITY, INC S.tvme Metes Gallla-Mason V. C. J&F CONTRACTING ,., on Real Estate General 54 Mise Merchandtse Garage Sete 2 milo out Addloon Butov11te Rd Corner of Br1c1 Rd 10 o'clock Mor.~r 2nd through Wed 4th . o tott 1 Eutor toyo, home made p•eo, cook•••· boys 1esns, women• clothing 8o m1ac 9-3 30 KELLER'S .O.oo .. G nvo /j( l' C r1111rry l rr t Ft1 nrl Pn Sf" f ill\ I ' ·~ 11 1 7h() b I HI I 111 d Gr>11n r Tot al t ot "t< GenP.r'l l F11nO M otor V n hr c l ~ I 1/:llt7 h 'Tranlfers Out .. Balanrr>s Itt"; 1 C1 II I l l Mi l l ! II V··h,, I Frrrd D•, P 1 ~ 11 Hy iA'"' ! rJ I I 111 rl L• • I ., , 1 '" l rnd G I \ lrr• T 1~ Sheet December ASSl TS } 21 1 ?0 I t1 l 1 I H t 5 Expenchtures Ftitlll {h FP,f! 70 Stl ll t l l t l tPll l WeJtdlng Cakes Tops and Novelty Cake Item• Are On Otsplay ""• •nnCn "' " u ''"~.~ " uJ~ "c.... I ')j ()( J000 rl I I "' .. c •• •• 1 1h Total Rece~pts and Balances (; no I ,, , 'I' , ..,,~ ,con l7 ' ) 11 tl i/ t "Transfers In" I I H dr]t I I I .... I J 1I 1 f1r1l FINANCIAl REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS .. ( c•""" 1 uu.......... I t l ' q ~H I ~ ll r on ri 1 11 1 H Public Not1ce I I 1)1 (rnor h rv I r r Prr , r. 1 to n r, rlt I IH I II lj ol t l• I I I ', I • I S t 1 1(> A dot _ A CO P'v u l rhr II M • rd1 Public Notoce Public Not1ce tv:l tnblr> l o r p1 1l l o "'lloctco•l~•• 4& ,..., . .. . .... ~ ... Public Notice pno 1t "<1 {I B I """"' tmo..,•omon 1 ftl Pt.mb"'l & ..... o " I , , ~ . . . ..... 9 .,..,.,,.. • o il..,. 01 .............. .,... 411 h• >O"''"' t nt ~ont Olllm~- .. """coolon"'"' ,, ......... h[)o ul ) l 41 fo n fq-mOftl In• !I"" Mtllon t 41 hoeoto i& Mothn Ill & emllou <; J IHnoo!.M nrn o 10 A u l o ~~ " llo 0 «00 ! 0 '"' 1 I "'"' flooo II Co~r"'olo•'P~"" lH~ U ll ont ,....,.,,~ 1/r •ludrm~·· wood hootero Swain Furno ture, 448-3159, 3rd & Olovo St . Gotlipoloo. Oh 31 Keith "s Lawn Mowmg & Trimmmg Service Relt•ble and dependable Reason• · ble ratea Call 446 31 59 or 446 - 3672 onlormotoon Apr112 6, 9 11 Fourth house down from Eureka Dam Addona and remodeling Roofing and gutter work Concrete worlt Piumbrng and electrtca\ work 3 ll·lfc 3 23 t1n OWNERS Rodney & Roger Keller VAUGHAN'S BAKERY Mtddleport , OH l o M o'"'"" oo ••• • ! ... "' ' """ 4 5 Ov,.....,.d " """"' ' •r. s . . ...... <; nd" ,,Ulu"""''''~'"' ......'"'""""''"'' . . ....... _ . ., ....................... . fo'"'' wo•••a I o •~""'" T•o "'"9 I. C B l'llll fi.O "' f<IIOO""' "' 7 1Auok> hio 11 T v<\o i., So o 71 V..n>llo0WO 1 8 Wanted to Do cle1n uaed cera We pay ce1h for late model Jim Mink Chev -Oids Inc Wanted to buy used coal & lfree Est•matea) No Sunday Calls FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992 -2772 kies, for any occaaton birthdays anntverurtes holidays Wedd1n1s Art our Sptctllty II ll. . l f OioltWOMod II .............. od tod I) lno~ o.-.:o stt ... U ' 6 Pou ' " ' 511t 13 foom o 1v Solo Ulvonoulvldnll" J ~ " "" -oldG <><>• • ~~ ll u rlllnglu"" l" ) 1 IIC>mool"' Solo )2 MubO o H<>mUl<• Solo LI ABI U Tl E S All Incoming freshmen, class of 19ffi, and Incoming vocational student s, class of1986, at Meigs High School are invited to attend a meeting In the high school auditorium at 7 p m Wednesday . The meeting will afford these students an opportunity to discuss their course of study with counse· lors, tour the high school facUlties and ask any questions they might have Parents of students are also Invited to attend Vocational Instructors will be on hand to answer questions about the various vocational programs of fered at the school PHONE 992-2156- 1 •P•·AiiliM'•* I u U ""'"'"'' M .., ..,..• h *llii'M"' swoll..."""""" .,va., MC'mortal Hospital bv the Pofll('roy Emergency Umt at 5 30 p.m Jones t'<'<'elved a fractured neC'k In two places. along wtlh othf.'r injuries The helicopter was called and a neurosurgeon accompanied the plane The doctor worked w11h J ones Ia sla b1llze his condition and be was flown to S1 Joseph's aboul7 pm REACT meeting set ·~· 8 '""'"~dfo Accident victim transported Lucas. admm1strator of n ""'"'""' ' • a ...... ..,. 11 A helicopt er from the West Vu gtma Mrd!Vac ServiCE' Monda; mght r<>moved a pahentl. trom Veterans Memonal Hospital to St Joseph Hospital m Parkersburg, WVa M§MMQM •• - 949-28o0 1'1, M1les South of Chtstet Rt 7, Pom01oy Oh We do cakes , p1es. coo 11 a""""'"o"'o"~" l l Mo .,., >o l oOI' U Pooho .. cn.. .. ..,.,.,, Wanted To Buy mower. Country Atr Estates. 1 Va m1le off At 7 on Georges Creek Rd Low p1rces ntce clothes CARPENTER SERVICE SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara_ges .. Call for free siding estimates~ 949-2801 or •lnaulation •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement Wtndows •New Rooftng Need A Special Cake1 I I I Court St Pomti'G' Ollro 4576, 1 C o«< o !l ~er>u g•~ "'"""" ' ' ' 9 Ad Cell 614 -367-0418 for Thurodev YOUNG'S BISSELL ~• dutdelt retnOYal •WIN bru1hM fot' Cf'M)IOie . 992-5875 Or Vinyl lit Aluminum SIDING • 3 26 2 mo Or Wntt D11lly S.ntllltl Clluihtd O.,t • !il'l'"' "''P'* a lARGE or SMALL JOBS PH 992-2478 lawn G•ant Parkmg Lot Sale Sat Apr 7 2nd & Cedar, Anderson asked for an executive The Daily Sentinel F Or all your Wtrtng needs ; furnaces repa 1r Servtce and IOStallallon. Residentia 1 & Commerct"al C II 742 3195 ~~~ Parts & Service PIONEER CARPET SERVICE gutsy B utch Stem m the l!l!i lb class and Doug Pndd~ m the 112 lb class .Ju mor h1gh boys M1ke Roush a nd .JOPv Snyder caught Coach Larry Crimes· eve v.oth third and second pl ace fmtshes resprctlvelv Others placmg lnthe top three for the locals were James Snyder wtth a thud a nd Bu tch Stiles with a third Also comJl('tlng In the tournament were Tony Shoemaker Denny Welch, Paul Dalley and Ken McCullough The B1g &>nd team Will travel r llhet to Lanca ster Fishe r Cathohc Sco !l U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE OHIO ' Authonzed John Deere, New Holland, Bush H.. F arm [ qu1pment ..... Dealer F E · t arm qu1pmen f 3 tic MEADOWBROOK - The B1g or Delaware Oientangy this Satur Bend Wres tling Club placed s1x of day for a n OhiO Novtce qualifier If Ill w1 estlers In Ihe top three In a any boys are mte rested thPy should mdtch h~re Saturda~ The loca l beat thelghschoolfrom3 30tlll:i 00 everv Tuesday, Wednesday and club was the only team to hav<' that Council has an ordmance prohibit Thursday for workouts manv pl aces Charnptons for the Me1gsCount v ~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------­ IC'am -~·~::i~i~-- gl111were Page-7 The Daily Sentinel S&W TV r==~~~~if==;r;:==~:;~~~=::;-r;::~;,;;~;;::l2==~~~~==::1 MILLER 9 Chotdron clothos. 8111 Gone Johnoon PULLINS BOGGS AND APPLIANCE SALES &SERVICE EXCAVATING ELECTRIC what nota Buta.,llo Portor 1- - - - - ng_,_c_on_t_In_u_ed_rr_ om_p_a_ge_ l '_ _ _ _ _ __ Council will review the proposal Anderson said the increase repres ents a major expense for the village Road Protested Several residents from Welshtown Hill met with council to discuss the poor condlton of the road They nott>d that there are potholes that can't be missed whlledrlving upthe hill A portion of the hill Is owned by the village and another portiOn tsownl'd by Sutton Township It was sug gested that Sutton trustees be contacted to see tf a solul!ontofixing the hlll can be worked out Seyler said that he would have street deparlment empoly..s cheC'k out tlle hill to see exactly what 1s needed He added that counctl does not have money to blacktop the area One resident reported that caJS have been damaged traveling the hill The hill has not been blacktopped in 13 years. Ihe res1denl added f1ea Market Rules Councilwoman Betty Ba1 omck voiced her ob)erl10n to yard sales or flea mar kels set up m town ts1m11ar to thP one at the old depot) on a full t orne business She statrd she d1d not obtert to lard sales, only those who opr•ralr all summt>r Big Bend wrestlers do well in event Mane ;vlanlev derPasro Law 1 f'n Cf' calls were not broken out," said Teater, who came before the board on hls own after learning that the matter was on the agenda. The former director also said the new so-<:alled dimension phone system still was not working properly when he left office, although Ohio Bell was working to correct the problems Sherman said the system was whipped Into shape in mid 1983, except for some continuing minor problems Sherman's request was for $lro,!Xll owed by the central office. whlcll Is financed from the state's general fund The department's 12 Re-appointed official declines news meeting .Jones was takPn to Veterans Hoscha1 to La1 rv R Ho- n~a ffiLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Ohio's Department of Natural Resources will have to document better why It let SOOO,!Xll in phone bills go unpaid for more than two years, then came to the controlllng board for a bailout "U you didn 't pay the bills, where's the money?" Sen Michael Sc hwarzwalder, D Columbus, asked Monday Thomas Sherman, a department spokesman, had no explana lion except that It might have lapsed into the state general fund or been diverted to other deparlment programs The seven -member board unammously r<>fused to act on the Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services divisions, such as wlldiHe and Utter control, are funded by other sources and will have to pay the rest. The board also approved three requests totaling nearly $:00,(0) from the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services, most oflt for the final phase of an audit of the now-defunct federal Comprehensive Employment Training Act program. Ohlo'sCETAprogramwassbown by a federal audit to be about $100 million In arrears, and the money could not be accounted for because records kept by the Rhodes adminis· !ration were lost or Inadequate, BES officials said But they said reconstruction of some records and the locating of others have accounted tor $88 mUllon calls. "The auditor did not pay those bills and properly so because the request for $3Xl,!Xll in emergency funds to help pay the debt to Ohio Bell Telephone Co. T~~ April3, 1984 ~ bedroom nearly new 2 story bnck vmyl 1 1h b aths woodburner outbutldtng acre $44 000 Call 614 379 274B In Rto Grande 198 2 mobtle home 14 ft 2 bdr good cond Set up on appro"' 1 acre land $ 17 000 Ca ll 446 803B 3 11 12 x60 2 bedroom hp out lots e.11tras 304 676 6484 after 5 p m any t•m e we ekend s Ex toe 4 bdr house Corner of Washm gton Ave and Jernco Ad $39 . 500 Rt 2 3 bdr country hvtng S 28 000 ltst w1th us w e have other A One Reel Estate Carol Yeager Broker H oward l Yeager Ill sales man Ca11304 675 -5104 or M o btle hom e for sa le 1971 Vandyke mob1le home 3 bedroom clean set on rented lot $40 month 8ft " 8 ft outbutldtng cheep housmg or good rented tnves tm ent askmg S370Q or best offer 304 773 - 304 675 5386 5794 6 room house 10 Vmton partly furn 316 Metn St 35 Lots lit Acreage $14 000 90B7 Colt 614 3BB 3 BR home for sale on 12% contract or rent Lower Raccoon Creek 256 6413 after 6 P M Three bedroom frame house w1th bath, lR , eat tn ktt chen utrllty room attached garage wtth auto opener, porch and ut1llty room Central atr 39 Chtlhcothge Rd , Coil 446 2583 Bom to 5pm 5pm or 446 2667 after Three bedroom bnck home w1th 1 'h baths carpet ad full basement garage, btg out· stde bUtldtng wtth lJ. acres land on Georges Creek Rd Cell 445 4265 or 387 0232 35 acres off Rt 588 b ehmd Fatrgrounds Home s•tes or far,!fl S37 000 f1rm Call 446 2158 1 90 acres pnme locat1on Exc for c o mmercial or re11 , dent1al development seu era! acres of timber & far"\ land Call 446 3696 or 446 2300 eltar 6PM lntot • ested calls only 44 Acres Metgs County , lebanon Town!lhtp 1600 ft • frontage on Perry Run Road .. $9900 2254 Call 304 -DSj lot for sale Greenbrte; Estates N o tratlers allowed . 2 1h qcres pnced 811,500 Call 904 6 75 3244 �T~y, Page 8- The Daily Sentinel Ren tal s 41 55 They'll Do It Every Time Houses for Rent 0 , Coll614-245-5121 . Shipped Direct · Loweu Cost, You build It or we will , 24x48 gsrage or b1rn S1 ,8 60 . 2 bdr. wilderne11 home $3 ,950 . See our Apertmentl & houaes for rent . Call Cleland Realty , 992-2259 . House tor rent in Pomeroy ; Trailor for rent in Middle- model . 1-614-886 -731 1. port . call 992 -3690 . LUMBER -Rough cut, oak . poplar, 2x4, 2x6. 2x8, 1 x4 , 1•6 . 1 x8.1ength available, 8 ft . through 1 6 ft . Hogg & 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Zuspan, 304 -773 -5664. Now open for business. M ounta in State Block. At 33 . New Haven . Complete masonry supplies, 4 ". 8 ", 12 "' block . Delivery service. 2 bdr mobile home ref _ 8. C lean & \18ry Call 614 - attractive near Phone doy 304 -882 -2222 , shopping & rest . Ideal for evening 882 -3239 . one working adult . Will accept 2 adults only, no pets . Security dep & ref . req Call 446 -2491 . Mobile home for rent . Call 446 -1609 O< 446 -0508. 2 bdr . unfurnished mobile home, 12•60 , on Rt . 35 Washer&dryerhookup. Call 446 -4369 or 675 -9760 . M obil e home for Racine 7148 . Call rent, 56 '-------------,.------------1 r 1'"'""'~-aa, AIIIIJ" 7L. Ulllllr !'~~ 'IU,, Merchandise 51 Household Goods pa1d Call 614 -367 -0611 . 1 2~t 60 Trailer . 2 bedrms. 1% ba ths . located on private% acre lot in Addison $220 a month plus utilities . Call 614 -992 -6843 after 5 p .m . WITH OPTION TO BUY . 14 ' wide all electric mobile home. setting on lot ready to move 1nto . S200 .00 down 5175 .00 MONTH . 304 576 -2711 2 bedroom unfurnished, pri vate lot. in Burdene Addn . s 175 plus utilities. deposit and references . 304 -675 - 2464 . 10 plus acres of bottom land along Shade Creek. located h miles West of Alfred on 11 Southside of Co. Rd . 231 . Call collect. 1 - 513 -885 - 2050 44 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES Small efficiency apart .. cen tral air & heat , 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 - 0338 . 2 bdr . apts .. nice 1 bdr . apt . utilites part . paid . A -On e Rear Estate. Carol Yeager Broker . Howard L. Yeager Ill !Eale!Eman Call 304 -675 - 5104 0< 304 -675 -5386 . Furni!hed apt . 1 bdr .. 607 2nd Ave .. Gallipoli! . Adults , S200 mo utilties paid . Call 446 -4416 after 7 P{VI 1 familv unfurn .. 3 bdr.. stove, refrig .. S 250 mo . plus 1 mo . dep _no pets Call 446 -3786 . 1 Bedroom unfurnished apt .. near Holzer Medical Center . 446 -3 617 . 1 bedroom Apt $196 . mo . including utilities . Equal Housmg Opportunity . Con tact Village Manor Apts . 614 -992 -7787 Riverside Apts . Middleport . Special rates for Senior Citizen! . $130 . Equal Hous ing Opportunities . 614 - 992 -7721 Apt . lor rent . Call 61 4 ·992 · 5908 2 bedrm upstairs apt . in Rutland . S125 . Call 614 · 742-2460 O< 742 -3067 . APAR-TMENTS . mobile homes, houses . Pt . Pleuant and Gallipolis . 614 -446 - 8221 . RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to otderlv & disabled with an income of less than $12.300 . Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income. Phone 304-675-6679 . For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Call 614-446-0766 . Sleeping room $1 1 5 . tiel paid . Share bath. only. Range & refrig . 2nd . Ave ., Gallipolit. utilimale 919 Call 446 -4416 alto< 7 PM . 46 SWAIN AU CTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St , Gallipolis . New & used wood & coal stoves. 6 piece wood living room !Uite with 6 inc h flat arms $399. bunk beds complete with bunkies S 199. 2 piece antron livingroom !Uites $199 . antron recliners S99. other recliners sao. maple dinette sets $179. box !ptings & mattres! twin or full S 100 set regular -firm S 120 maple dinette chairs $35, wash st,nds S34, maple rockers S 59 , 7 piece chrome dinette set $149, 5 piece dinette set S99, used bedroom suites, refrigera tor s, ranges , chest . dressers, wringer washers. TV ' s, dryers, & shoes Call 614 -446- Space for Rent Commerical lot with build ing in prime business loca tion . At corner of Second & Sycamore. Gallipolis: ~ill make repairs on bU1Id1ng. Call614-881 -4340. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo Parte. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. Large lots . Calf 614 -992-7479 , LAYNE ' S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker, otto · man, 3 tables. {extra heavy by Frontier). S685 . Sofa. chair and lovesoat . S276 . Sofas and chairs priced from S285 . to S895 . Tables. S45 and up to $125 . Hide -a· beds . S440 and up to $525. Recliners. 5175 . to S375 . lamps hom S28 . to S75 .5 pc . dinettes from S99, lo 435 . 7 pc . 6189 APARTMENTS {Equal Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms. rent starting at S 15 7 for one bedroom and $193 per month for two bedroom . with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant . Call446 -2745 or leave message . TWIN •-r IHCW,.,IAID 54 Misc. Merchandise Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered . 1 2" -22" stocked in yard . HEAP vender , prompc delivery . 614 -256 - 6245 . 3159 . Farms for Rent Farm Equipment Boarding all breeds . Heated H 1L LC REsT KENNELs indoor - outdoor faciliti es. AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service. can 614 _446 - 7795 _ and up . Wood table with si~~; cha1rs S425 to S745 . Desk $110 up to S225 . Hutches, S550 . and up. maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. 5250. and up to S395 . Baby beds. S 110 . Mattresses or box springs, full or twin. S58 .. firm, $68 . and S78 Queen sets. S195 . 4 dr chests. S42 . 5 dr . chests. S54 . Bed frames. S20.and S25 .. 10 gun - Gun cabinets, S350 . Gas o r electric ranges S375 . Babv mattresses. S25 & $35 . bed frames S20. S25. & S30 . king frame S50 . Good selection of bedroom suites. ce der chests, ro c kers . metal cabinets. swivel ro ckers . Used Furniture -- Ranges. chairs, dryers, refrigerators and TV's . 3 miles out Bulaville Ad . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon thru Fri. , 9am to 5pm , Sat . 614 -446 -0322 TV & Appliances , 627 Third Ave . Gallipolis, 614 -446 1699 . Spin washers, gas & electric drvers . auto washers, gas & electric ranges . refrigerators. TV sets . GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dr;-ers. rehigera tors . ranges . Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Rd beside Stone Crest Motel 614 -446 -7398 . Bargain s Trade Center . Furn & appl. outlet. Ka nauga. Ohio King size bookcase water bed , heater, good cond .. no looks. 6150 Co11446-6667 after 5PM weekdays all day Sunday 2 octagon shape Ethan Allen. antique pine end tables. like new. $100 ea. Call 614 -256-6505 after 6PM . Queen sized hide -e -bed , king sized bed . Call 446 · 2177 . Limestone, Send . Gravel . Delivered in Mason, Meigs , GaHia or pick up at Richard s & Son . Call446 -7786 Firewood cut up slabs S15 pickup load . Call 614 -245- 5804 . Case 310 front endloader dozer. S4,000 . Call 614- 256 -1427. 367 mag . Mark Ill Trooper Colt chrome . 38 special Smith & Wesson 2 in . barrell . 38 special chrome plated 3 m . barrell . Only interested calls. 614 -256 - 1551 . 1979 Ford F-250 . GVW 7 . 900 , camper special 31,000 mi . good cond .. 55.000 1981 Chevette 22 . 000 mi like new 53,900 3 mobile home axles complete new S300 Porta-pot S25 . Cull 614 - Briarpatch Kennels Profes sional All -breed grooming Indoor -outdoor boarding fa cilities _ English Cocker Spa niel puppies Call 614 -388 - 9790 256 -6244 . All kinds of furnance pipes . Call 614 -256- 1528. 10" Pollen chain saw S75 . Call 614-256 -1528 . Baldwin organ with double keyboard . Fully equipped with leslie speakers. foot pedal and rhythms accom · paniment . Call 614 -992· 6384 . JVC stereo receiver . tape deck. 1Urntable, Boston A 2000 speakers . 3 -glass door stands. S1.200. Call 446 - & 8356 0' 446p-961 4 . Fruit Vegetables Fo'm Rt. 35 . 304-675 2275 m 304-736-2342 . Oh Now open 1 0 -- dusk . Farm Supplies & Livestock Prom dress size 5 -6 pink satin and nylon net worn once s 76 .00 . Call 44610 HP garden tractor with 42 " mower 5550 . Scot lawn seeder S20 . Garden push plow S25 . Electric hedge trimmer S20 . Apart· ment size gas cook stove $25 . Hoover combination wash & spin dryer new S70 Desk top electric cord organ $30. 12 cu . ft refrigerator $50 . Call 614 -3B8 -8349 . Snap on 1op & bottom tool chest Sells between $1,300 & $1,400 . Will1ako $650 Call 446-0546 Early Ameri can console stereo & 4 spoke mag wheels . Call 614-245 -5095 . G E food processor blender. soft sc ulpture material $4 .50 yd . See at Spinning Wheel, Porter, Oh . Parakeet, TV !tend, queen sized bedspread. 446 · 3732 . Barnette crossbow, 160 lb ., motorcycle and utility trailer . 1200 lb . capacity . Call 446-3637 . Mobile home supplies : nontoxic antifreeze -$5 .50 per galiOn . Water heating ele ments , water heater . steps. windows. doors. faucets . breakers . etc . HoiPoint heavy-duty electric dryers . this month ontv S279 . Kingsburv Homes Parts and Accessory Store . 900 East Main St .. old Bookmobile building in Pomeroy or call Trov -Bilt tillers. Check our special price beiore vou buy any tillers . Swisher Imple ment Co. St . Rt .7 N . Galli polis.OH . Call 614 -446 - 0475 . JIVIDENS EQUIPMENT 614-446-1675 FARM long tractors, Vermeer round balers. rakes . tedders. & mowers also a complete line of bale handling & feeding accessories . To bacco and corn sprayers . wagons. rotary tillers . rotary cutters, blades. cultivators . discs, plows. post drivers . plastic tanks . wood splitters. gates, powerwasher . skid steer loader, Wheelhorse with tandom axel . And see us for a complete line of parts & service . USED EQUIPMENT , 245 Massey Ferg ., 3 · 8N Ford, 9N Ford, 424 IH, 801 Workmaster Ford, 60 Ferg ., 150 MF with loader, J .D . dozer. Vermeer round baler. 120 MF baler, IH disc mower. grawity wagons . plows, corn planter . lime spreader . WE BUY USED EQUIP · MENT. Call446 -1675 . M . F. hay conditioner . $400 ., in very good condi - tion . Call 388-9996 . Used V30 ditch witch trencher & case 450 loader . 992 -5587 1983 Sears lawn tractor . John Deere B tractor. Call Air conditioner, 8,000 BTU. like new , $300. Call 614 - 11 hp 36 in . cut . Used 5 times . Paid $1100 . asking 245 -6620 otto< 6PM . $800 . Co11614 -742 -2874 . like new Kenmore heawy dutv washer with pre -wash, pre -aoak . energy saver and Kenmore heavy duty auto. dryer. $326 . Call 446 - Village Shop in Ruland in having a going out of busineu Sale. Everything reduced to cost prices , somethings under cost. Weekdays 9 :30 · 6 :00 . Saturdays 9 : 30 - df6 :00. 468 -1018 . 52 CB, TV. Radio Equipment 19 in . color portable Quasar TV. Like new. Call614· 949. 2994 . Sanvo Stereo Music Sya tem . Turntable, AM · FM ra dio, 8 track player -recorder . Call 304-875 -8310. Hom elite 8 hp riding mower, 30 in . rear end motor . Good condition . $300 . Call 814• 9B5 -3521 . B & R. WOOD SHOP. Patio furniture, picnic tables and novelties . Call 304 - 876 - 6405 . Wurlitzer funmaker, two cuttom digital m\-11ic system organ. like new. oak. good buy, 304-676-1882 . Set of Remington Rlflea. model 141 , callba< 36, 32, 30 . Good cond. will not sell 1eparate. Al1o. Hveral other guno . 304-773-5585 , --"----------------- ~ ~ i u~ I·~' '"'" f~~~~======T~~~~=~~~~=i "•• Autos for Sale 71 o' of1o, BPM 614 - 286 - 3313 For sale 2 horse trailer good cond ., good tires, $750 . Call Jersey cow and calf . Call 379 -2821 . Hampshire Ram Sheep . One year old . Reserve champion at Mason County Fair . Phone 304 -882 -2359 . Hay 1978 Chf'Vsle, Co<doba, V- a. auto ., new tires . Call 379 -2726 . 1--------------------- 1971 Cadillac Limo. black. tinted windows, full power, extras, 42 .000 miles, excellent condition . 446-7833 or 446 -1833. 2848 64 1974 Volkswagen Beetle, good condition. Call 4462787 or 446· 7858 . Vans & 4 W.O . 73 rx - II . . ...... Cl .. . . _ " - _ "" 1977 Corvette T -top. cover. loaded. Call 367-0232 80 Viking pop -up camper $1,400. 78 Gremlin X6cyl., 3 spd., $1,200. 76 Datsun 610 stg . wagon, 4 spd., AC, $660 . Or make offer. Call 614-367-0157. 1979 Mustang Ghia, black grey, vinyl top Excellent condition . A .C .. a.m . f .m .. cassett . V8 automatic . & Grain Northup King corn. alfalfa & grass seed . other farm seeds . Call Vaughn Taylor. 61 4·245-5064 0< 614 -245- Gone Smith , 992 -6309 . Motorcycles 1977 Harley Davidson Sportster 500 orginal miles, good cond., S2,BOO. Call 446 -0130 7152 . O< 614-367 · $3200. Call alia< 5 992 6843 . 1981 VW Rabbit 2 dr .. 4 spd .. am -fm !tero cassette be. con . $4100. Call 614 - ridden, like new cond .. lots of chrome, very clean, $1,500fi<m. Call446-0130 O< 614 -367 -7152 . 1 979 Goldwing GL 1000 full dressed. AM -FM stereo cassette. cruise. new rubber. low miles. excellent condition . Call 446-4406 1--------------------Ground ear corn S6 .50 per 100. Bring own container. 304 -675 -3308 . No Sunday sales . 304-458 -1656 Mi~~;ed hav $1 .50 bale or will by ton . 1 -304 -B82 - I=========== 65 Seed & Fertilizer 614 - 992 - 1980 Toyota Celica lift · back, 1 owner, e•cellent condition, 5 speed, sun roof , black package, Call 304· 676 - 5981 week days after 6 :30 p .m . Saturday and Sundav. 9 a.m. to 9 p .m . I 77 Thunderbird Town lan dau, 70,000 miles. Loaded. 304-895- 3445 . 1973 Buick La Sabre, PS. P8, Air-cond ., auto, 66,000 miles, exc . body, $960 .00 fi<m . 304 -676 -1786 . Tobacco allotment for sale . Contact 304 -675 -7717 af ter 6 :00PM . Call alto' 6'00, 304 -6762738 . 1977 Dodge Uationwegon , low mileage. Phone 304 - 576-2918 . 1980 Ford Fiesta. exc . cond .. 39.000 miles . Phone 71 TOP CASH paid for late model used cars . Smith Buick -Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 1965 Mu!tang convertible S3.000. 1982 Volk!wagon Rabbi11 S4,200 Coli 4468239 . 1982 Camara V-6 , auto, T-top . Call 446 -2350 . 1250. 1979 Chevy Luv 4 wheel drive . Call 446 -3653. 1977 Camara fair cond . Call 1981 614 -379-2725 . pickup. uc _ cond . $3800 . Dodga Ram 1982 AMC Spirit 6 cyl., auto .. air, AM -FM, $4,195. 1981 2 dr ., Chevy Chevette auto. $3,195. 1980 2 dr . Forrl Fairmont. 4 cyl., auto. air, $2,995 . 1980 Renault LeCar 4 spd .. air, sun roof. AM -FM, 82,495. 1979 Ply mouth Horizon 4 spd .. low mileage , $2,396 1979 Buick Skyhawk 6 cyl., auto. air. AM - FM tape, $2,495 . John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd, 446 -4782 . Open til dark . 1 970 Pontiac Bonneville runs good , body fair, S225. call 614 -245 -5220 . 1975 Olds Cutlass. PS. PB , AC , cruise control, well cared for . 446 -3433 or 675 -6217 . 80 P'-"outh TCJ Horizon 4 cyt .. auto . tran 5 , AM ·F M, air. good cond . Call 446 - 1975 International road tractor, 903 Cummings, 10 spd., $8000. Call 992 -5468, S1 . Rt . 124. One 1971 International dump truck, ser . no . 41 6080H093836, Rutland Twp . Owner. Can be seen at Depot St. on lett at Stone lot . Bid a will be open May 4. at 6 :30 at Rutland Fire Station . We reserve the right to reject all bida . Submit bids to Edna Swick at Rutland Department store . 1983 Ford Range-r. 4 spd .. 4 cyl .. 2 .tone. brown & tan, long bed. step bumper. Road lights. matching topper. For sale or trade. t6B96 . Call ~·:':1":':7:p:.:m:_:3:0:4:-8:8:2:·:2:8:4_7,L;7:4:9:6:•:':'"::':5::.::::::;::;;;;;;;;;;;;~ _6_1_4_-9_8_6_·_4_3_6_7_.------- 1977 Dodge pickup, 6 It bod, 6 cyl. 304-773-6207. '76 Ford truck F-260 with toppo< $1,296 .00 . 304882-2234. Vans 1981 Yamaha Vi<go 750 . CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Sears dune cart 5 hp. rear windows Louver to fit '82 or '84 Camero or Firebird . Never used . 304 - 576 - Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 614-446 ·4477 21 19. 1978 Harley Davidson, low hider. 2217 Jackson \ve . across frcm Peoples B. 't 1982 Honda. 750 Custom Faring . 5.602 miles. 304 · 882-3416 . '75 Hondo CB 360, 6 ,200 Boats and Motors for Sale Chris Craft cabin cruiser 36 ft. with trailer. $12,600 . Call 614-246-5032 o' 304675-1731 alto< 6PM. 83 675-3796 . 76 Dotson's Tree Service . In sured - Free Estimate . 304 - Electrical _d_u_ty_._______________ 1Short bed Fleetside tru ck topger, exc. cond $12 .00. 304-676 -5424 . ' Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work. all work guaranteed . Aerial truck rental. 614 - 446 - 6 7 5 4 8 1 9 614-388-8274 . 0 E & V Body Shop Cust om painting, A - C weldin g . Georges Creak Rd, 44 6 9304, I========== Camping 6 7 5 4 8 1 9 614 -3811 -8274 . 85 0 Need something hauled away or something moved7 TRASH BASKET ON TH' FLOOR? RAISE 'lORE HAND!! We'll do i1 . Call 446 -3159 .. between 9 and 5 . James Boys Water Service . 14 foot slide in camp or, aelf ·contalned, $800. 30 4 - JIMS cond. , PS, PB, AT, elr, AM· FM 8 t<eclt, Cell 304875-2039 eve, o< 6753210, WELII.? WHO DUMPED THAT General Hauling ohon bed, 15,600. Call 446 - 2107 0' 614- 3870107, 876-7690, Motors Homes 8o Campers BARNEY ' Low, &1,000.00 . 1304-77 36242 0< 304-676-4038 . 79 ·: 50/3 .. ,f:!O/J. ,. ' wice for appliances. hea,Jing . cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana, Gibson. Kit chan Aid . Residential . Com mercia I. Industrial. 304 - 7B Bl LLY'5 HERE WITH ME NOW, DI'AR, YOU STAY 'I\'HERE YOU ARE UNTIL., .UNTIL , vice for appliances, heating , cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana . Gibson , Kit chen Aid . Residential , Commercia I. Industrial . 304 - W.Va . 304 -372 -6868 . Auto Repair HOME? D . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES Professional ser - D . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES Professional ser - l------------------- , 5 HA L.c I LEAVE TH E SHOW N-<D COME Pomo<ov . 614 -992 -2284 Good used tires, all sizes and Steel Wheels . Cottagevi lie. 77 KEEPING SUCH IRREGULAR HOURS I WAS SURE HE WA 5 HAVING AN AFFA IR & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs . service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors. Fabric Shop. Billy lee's Tires and Batte 'V Sales. New and used tir eo, also. tire repairs . 1603 J offerson Ave . Point Plena nt. 304 -675 - 5405 . Now op on 24 hn . 8 day, mechanic on room" 2903. 4066 . Auto Parts 8o Accessories Dothey hnow The4 thouqht I 40u still have miq ht st: ill have -the combina1:ion! the ~eL.J io+he little boys' J .A A . Construction Co . Water lines, Footers : Drains. All kinds of Ditching . Rutland. Oh 614 - 742 · 84 16'10" boat motor and trailer. cutty cabin. style with marine toilet . mo lo' needs work S1.000. 30 4- Wicker& Wallet safe in the base· ment! Good - 1 E~tcavating , ba!e ments. footers. driveways. septic tanks, landscaping . Call anytime 614 - 446 4537 , James L. Davison . Jr . owner . wv 304-422 -8433 0' 30 4 422 -2367 . "' GASOLINE ALLEY They found an old 1980 Chevy Scotadala 4x4, 48,000 miles . aux . tank. 1979 Jeep Chen>ltoe wego - A HA.T / Excavating Ca!l614 -256 -1141 o' 614 446 - 1175 0' 614 -446 7911 . neer Golden Eagle, good DER, BRUTE, DID THto.T. .. AS SURE HERE WITHOUT JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT · lNG . At 1 , Bo• 365, Galli · polis . Call 614-367 -0576 . 576 -2897 Camping trailer. 16ft. Hi- cheel, 814·843-5364 , ALLEY OOP 1-------------- Correct Crafl & Ski Su preme, family ski boa New &: used. Parkersbu <g, & 4 W .D , 1973 Ch•"V Suburban and form all cultivating tractor and equipment; 30 in . Homellte riding mower. Contact Sam or Cora Ml· ....,r-<_, M.IS_5Y, "'Y.~:tll 2081 . Equipment 73 MUST I3E STUFF FOfl TH' Tfl!P... Charlv Fry . Call 614 -742 - 1976 GMC Dump ~68, gas cheater ule, insulated bed, air brakes. $8000 . Three axle equip ment trailer, 81000 . 12ton unit truck crane, $4000. HAVE uUST AflfliVECI FOFI YOU, LI TTLE SHIP ==== D -60 Call 256-1657. carpet 614-949-3087 alte< 6 p .m . _::3_:: 0:: 4::-4::5::8::·:: 1::6:: 6::6::. 1 68 Harly Electra Glide . 82 Plumbing Basket case. See Doc Faw. & Heating Side Hill Rd. Rutland or Trucks for Sale New truck fenders &. doors . Chevy fenders S84 . 95 . Chevy doors S175 . Ford fenders $75 . Call 614 -256 · your Abstens Home lmprove ment Specialist, framing. roofing , siding, remodeling. concrete work and will haul gravel. sand or anything call 75 614 -446 -2282. CLOTHES? OH-IT SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1983 Honda V66 Magna, luggage rack, back rest, cover, 1649 miles, adult owned. Never abused . Call Call THESE PAC~A(iES 304 -895-3802 . 446· $625 . " IF WE H E iiOIN' GOMEPLACE WE LitlE fJIJRPfliSEG, BoUT,., C"}:Joc==~ ~NOW LESS ABOUT THAN SPIJCE... 0< 675 - STEAMER Water removal . furniture cleaning, free esti mates. 304 -675 -2296 . 4680. HMM ... IT'S OKAY FOP! "DADDY' T' RINGLE',S S!RVICE OKpe- GET cond ., ANNIE 1331 . 1980 YZ BOG. Yamaha good condition. Call 614 · 245 - Phone 304-458 -1578. 72 Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal . Call 304 - 675 - 1980 Kawasaki KD 80. used very little . Call 446 -0739 . miles . Exc. cond. $475 .00 . Autos for Sale 2398 or 614-446-2454 . Water Wells. Commercial and Domestic . Test holes . Pumps Sales and Service . 1979 Honda CM400T good Call RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazar. and house calls. Call 304 - 6 76 - 304 -675·2088 4560 . 1980 Omega, V6. PS, PB . 64300 7555 992-2752 . 1981 Honda CM 400 custom , like new. 5000 miles. Call 446-4406 alte' 6 '00 BORN LOSER Concrete work - Driveway, !idewalk,basements, ect . Free estimates. Call 614- alta< 6 '00 . Conditioned Hey for sale; mixed alfalfa. orchard grass, oats. & clover Call 614 - auto .. ac. am -fm radio& CB GENE'S rienced roofing. including hot tar application. carpen ter. electrician. mason . ·Call 9374, 8400.00 . Hay for sale, square bales . I I K I I Anhur .--- BURDETTE CAMP ER SALES & SERVICE, U .s. Rt. 110. Coolville, Oh 6 14687·3386. 1972 Koyol Foeoter 111 h. t<evelt<ollo< , Coli 614-3 88,98B9 ofte< 5PM , [JJ News/Spons/Weathe< (I) D<- Who (jj) 3-2-1, Contact I'll Sta< Trek 6 :30 0 ClJ [JJ NBC News ClJ MOVIE: 'Triumphs of a 7:00 DEEP 74 992 -7639 . Call614-949-2502. the Man Called Horae' (]) Rifleman (!) Mazda SponsLook (I) Carol Burnett (IJ OJ ~ ABC News 0 (IJ ®J CBS News (]) Busin8ss Report (jj) Why In tho Wmld PAINTING- interior and e~tterior, plumbing. roofing, some remodeling . 20 yrs. ellp. Catl614-388-9662 . STEAM C A ApE T C lEA N. scotchguard-water extrac tion. deodorizers. FREE esti· mates. Reasonable rates . 5815 after 8PM . 667-6164. of b Dolphin and Wahoo Tournament is presented from Palm Beach. FL. (I) Andy Griffith Alum . vinyl siding, storm doors, windows. gutters, roofir~ and room addition . Call 614-367-0409 . 1969VWwindowven,low miles. $600. Call 614-3677750. 1976 Honda 760 . Ha<dly 304 -882 -2346 . New 2 piece living room suite. Call 446 -9414. Custom drapes 1 " venetian blinda. vertical blinds. Ro man shades . Samplas shown at your home . Free estimate . P. A . Sayre. 30• - Young Murray Grev herd bulls for sale. Also 15 heifer!. 650 to 700 lb. ready for service . Call before 9AM ,,THEiN HE WRAP5 THE;~ IN HI S 13LANKETS .,. Call 614-388 -9867 , 614-379 -2468. Farm Equipment 1-614-694 -7B42 "' 694 5006 . 8655 Corn planters : New ForJI 2 row . u!ed 4 row MF . Call Transportation 61 1 HBO Coming Att<BC· Coverage Marcum Roofing & Spouting. Now installing rubber roofs. 30 vears eKperience. specializing In built up rooi . 1977 Mustang Cobra 11 . Firewood split, stacked. and delivered for S30 .00 a large load. in 8 ft . bed . Call 446 -7993 anytime 1 135 . 1---------------------- Home Improvements 614-266-1182. ' 9eol t. rtl. '"" ! ... fleQ 2767 . Harris Green. Houses, Farms At. 124 .&Portland ~ ClJ MOVIE: 'Anoataoia' ([l New Treasure Hunt (!l Fishing Tournament repair commercial and resi dential. free estimates. Call ~&tfr Livestock SBII like new stock trailer. Call 614 -388-9991 0'614-3888623. lour ordinary word1 . News ClJ PLASTERING - Naw and Want to lease tobacco allot ments. Mason. Cabell. Put nam County. Call Andy Sigler, Morgan 's Woodlawn Hav . straw and firewood . 58 U CIJ £ll D Cll ® G1 lheu tour Jumbles, Smi1h $200,000 K1ngf1sh, 446-3692 . Rat Terrier puppies. 304 · Musical Instruments &:oo Serv1 ces Wanted to buy tobacco poundage. Call446-9777 or 446-1609. 57 Un10ram~e byHenriArnoldandBobLee one liner to each square. to form EVENING mlleo. 304-,675-3628 be- fore 5 :00 . 6251 . 446 -2177. 675-1506. ~ ~ ~~s 4/3/84 1978 Ford leisure Time, 1 , , ft . minimotol-home, 35,000. Wanted to buy tobacco poundage. Call 814-266· ACK Bo)(er pup and dog house . Call 446 -0854 no calls after BPM . Appaloosa Horse. 6 vr. old gelding . Reg . Also 3 sad dles . 256-6413 after 5 p.m . 1}fi~N}IDlf _ ~ THATSCRAMBL.EDWORDOAME Television Viewing 1984 Motors Homes 8o Campers 81 23 large AI Bred Calfhood vaccination. Holstein heifers freshen late April. 304 · 273- AKC Reg . Poodle puppies. ready tor Easter S150 . Call 79 by Larry Wright 62 Wanted to Buy Goats . Call 614 -367-7217 . Male English Setter . Call CARLYLE ~' The Daily Ohio tiona Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow pup pies. CFA Himalayan , Per sian and Siamese kittens Call 614-446 -3844 after 6 446 -4472 . 'N' 7421 . 614-388 -9969 Reg. 3 yr . old female pointer for sale or trade for gun. Call KIT lnternetlonal Harvester, 1574 Diesel tractor, wide front, five -in power, PS , 3 pt. hitch, 53 HP, extra good condition, t8,500. Will take trade , Phone 304 - 875 - Pets for Sale Judy Taylor Grooming Call 614 -367 -7220 . 614 - 367 - 2 bedrm .. furnished. washer & d rve r. ec . s 175 month plus ut ilities & depos1t . No pets Call 614 -992 · 7479 . 61 63 in 2 bedroom mobile home , utihties pd. 1 child accepted . no pe ts ; 1 bedroom apartm ent. furnished. utilities 43 Building Supplies Builcling materials block, brick , ..wer pipe1, windows . lintels , etc . Claude Winters. Rio Grande. 5 rm . house 44 Olive St., Gallipolis. Inquire at 918 2nd. Ave .. Gallipolis, Ohio . dep required 256 -1922 . T~y,A6ril3, rt, Ohio April3, 1984 PEANUTS ~ERE'S THE OUTFIELC'ER FOR TilE DESERT TEAM WAITIN6 FOR A FLY BALL, WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier. 304 -676 7397. lii:p lmck fo< hi<o. will coal or limestone. 304 - 3190. 87 e Upholstery '/ - J TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP •' 1163 Sec. Ave. , Gallipolis . 614-446 -7833 0<614 -446 1833. ' , LEPPUR Now arrange the circled leners to form the surpnse answer. as sug gested by the abOve cartoon I I I Answer: PLEASE ' ' [ I I Xr WITH [I] (Answers tomorrow ) Yesterday 's I Jumblas TANGY OOG MA DEBATE BL.AZER What the doclor c harged to fi~t up the guy who Injured his elbow and knee AN ARM & A LEG Answer 0 C2l PM Magazine I]) Here Come the Brides [!] SportsCente< [I) Hogan's Heroes C1J Entertainment Tonight CD Chal"lio's Angels IJ (J) Wheel of Fortune (I) (jj) MacNeii/ Leh<er Newshour @News OJ@ Peo~lo's Court fl) Jeffersons 7,30 0 (2) Tic lac Dough [!]This Weok in the NBA (I) Major league Baseball : Philadelphia at Atlanta (IJ 0 C1) Family Foud I]JJ Wheel of Fortune OJ CI2J Entenainment Tonight fiJ One Day at a Time 8:00 0 (2) (!) A Toam The A Team arms a g•gantiC threshing machine 1n a gamble to smash a corrupt tandowner . (A) (60 min .) (2) MOVIE : 'Silent Rage ' (])MOVIE: 'Firefox' (J) I Spy C!J Top Rank BaKing from Las Vegas, NV Top Rank Bo)(ing presents a 10-round Middlewe1gh1 boul fe atunng Mustafa Hamsho vs . Rocky Shakespeare CID Ill@ Foul -ups/Bleeps/ Blunders 0 (]) ®) American Parade Charles Kuralt anchors 1h1 s program wh1ch fea1ure s views of the peopl e of th1 s country . the personal 1m pact of import ant news stone s and profiles of famou s Americans . (60 m1n .) (ID (jj) Nova The World Ac co rd ing to We1sskopf .· V•c tor We1ssk.opf, one of !he gian!s of 20 th century phy sICS and one of the cent ury ' s greatest humaniStS, IS profiled (60 min.) [Closed Cap tioned] g) MOVIE ' ' Angels in tho Outfield ' B' 30 (IJ OJ@ a.k.a. Pablo Pablo's relationships with h1 s family and commun1ty are tesled when some activists obJect to the demeaning nature of Paul" s televiSI On serIeS . g,oo U (2) (I) Ri~tide Cody falls for a woman w1th a mysterIous s1ster whose mob con nections spell trouble for Codv , Nick and Bo z (60 min .) (J) 700 Club (IJ OJ @ Three's Company larry tak es on Jack ' s 1dent1ty for a date with Janet"s fnend . (R) [Closed Ca p11onod l 0 (IJ ®J Miss Teen USA ' Michael Young and Morgan Brittany host this second an nual pageant from 1he Dixon-Meyers Hall at the Cook Convent1on Center . Memph1s. TN _(2 hrs .) Cil Cffi American Playhouse "Miss lonelyhearts · Eric Robert s and Arthur Hill star 10 Nathamel We st s story of a reporter ass1gned to wnte a lovelorn advice column . (A) (60 min IJCiosod Capuonodl 9 ,30 CIJ OJ illJ Shaping Up 10 ,00 0 (2) [JJ Remington Steele Laura and Remington becom e tnstan t parents when they are left with a baby who has connections to 1he underworld . (A) 160 m1n.) (2) MOVIE' 'Tendo' Mercies· (I) Richard Belzer (IJ OJ illJ Han to Han Jennifer races to save Jonathan from a fighter jet rigged by a saboteur . IRJ (60 min .) !Closed Capttoned] (1) Firing line @ Newswatch fi)INN News 10:30 (2) Album Fla~h : The GoGo's (J) Blondie (!) NFL's Greatest Moments 6JFL ·s Greatest ~~men1 presents 'Line back - Search and Des 1L · ([) TBS Evl ling News (jj) All New · his Old House fll Love American S1VIe 1 LOO 0 (2) CIJ 0 Cil ®I OJ @ News ClJ MOVIE ' 'The Happy Hooker' I]) Another Ute (!) SportsCente< [JJ Nows/Spono/Woathe< ()) Dave Allen at Large I'll Bonny Hill Show 11 : 15 (!) ESPN's SldoUnes 11 :30 0 (2) Cil Decision '84 (2) MOVIE: 'Frances' ()) Best of Groucho (I) Catlina (]) Benny Hill Show 0 (]) Magnum P,l, (]) Latenlght America · ® All In tha Family 0 ~ Nlghtllne Twilight Zone 11 :46 U CII Cil Tonight Show (l) Mazda Spo"alook 12:00 (1) Bumo 8t Allen WHA"T "THE TALKATIVE CUSTOMER SAID TO "THE BORED 13AI":TENDER'. Jumble Book No . 2~ . conla•nintjj 110 puu:le& . i s a~a• lab le lor Sl 95 plus 5Sc poslage and handling !rom Jumble. clo th •~ naw spaptH. Bot 34 , Norwood . N J 076411 lncl~de your name . address . z•p cada and make c1 1eck payable lo ~~ wsgaQ:Jirbot"lk.s. BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Old-fashioned bidding to me wNr so dr- ar lo ng ago lollg ago ·· The late P NORTII • 4 10 ;, :1 "Q 10 l-:.1-ll t . Any modern expert wou ld find a way to te ll h1 s partm~r that EAST wmd up • \!; 2 • J' :, 2 + A Q.J IU :, +9 6 4 2 he had smgletons in bo th minor suJL<; and would ~~ +8 7 • R6 4 t /\1\ Q !I Sims believed in th e theor y of ·· Tell them noth1ng an d s ho w them l ess ." + 10 H 6 4 + K a' WEST Hal long. SOL"T II + AKJ642 .AKJ :d • :1 111 a sure-f 1r t:> spade game Ha l dtdn ·t believe m open Ing two- b i d ~ . H1s theor y llf s lam biddmg wa s to get there qm ckly and let Iu s • :l Vulnerable : Both 0f'aler· South I. Wt'st North Ea ~ l So\l t Pass Pass. 2• i' a ~.~ ti• !'a s~ 1 \J:-.~ Opening lead tK opponen t s worry ab out find Ing the right drf cnsr Henc: l' he opened one spa de and jumped right to six after h1s partne r raised him to two West had an cas'' lead aga m st the spade sl3m H e opened his king of rhamonds Ea st f ollowed w1th thl' de ur l'. bu t West r ont1nucd With the aer Hal r ufff'rl ttn d wa s ab l e to di scar d dum mv ·s thr\'e clubs on good heart s and ma ke h1 ~ sla m It wa s a tnumph for Hars By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Paraphrasmg an old song. we will start thi s art1cl e with "'Show me th e b1ds that bidding methods As West po inted out. Hal wou l d al so have bJd the slam With ti "5-2 dtstrihutJon 1N EW SI'.<\PER E:'.'TJ-::RJ •HJ St-: <\SS\, ~~·~t,r by THOMAS JOSEPH 2 Sport• ACROSS I Silly scene 5 Rested 3 Ci[lderella 's 8 Suburb of Paris 9 Nativity figurines shoe 4 Scottish seaport 5 Machination 6 Mountain HOne crest listening 7 Beverage Yesterday 's Answer 15 Abstract 10 Obvious bemg 11 Gun tsl.l 23 Mixo lo~ist 30 Headdress I6 Ob tributary 34 Wa lked 12 Office boy's 24 Fly 11 Growl upon 25 Israeli trip 18 Undertake 36 Cicero's dance 16 Turkish 20 As written 27 Strip of greeting tribesman lmus.l 29 Medicinal 37 School 19 Genn 2I Withered semngs group 22 British gun 22 Unique 23 Bundled 25 Accwnulate k-+--+--l2ti Athirst 13 Construct 27 Marionette 28 Sunder 29 To the point 3I cartographer's product 32 Eggs J:l Aglow 35 Relaxing 37 Seckel, e.g. 3S Psychiatric distress 39 Elephant's ear Ul "C'- la vie'' n Romanian 1-.:4--f--+--t---ci-city DOWN I - Vidal DAILy CRYPTOQUOTE - Here's how to work AXV D L 8 AAXR lo it : LONGFEL- LOW One letter simply stands for anot her .. In thi s sampl e A is used for the three L 's, X for the tw_o 0 s. de S1n gle- letters. apostrophes. the length and formatt? n of lhe w ords are all hints. Each day the code letters are different . CRVPTOQUOTES BQYBELBDIB BDSEUSFV UHMBV FV WLNNBEBDIB VBB HD OBPJBBD YLBPR HDW ASSWDBVV - YHVIH'I' Yesterday's Cryptoquote: AN ARCHEOLOGIST IS TilE BEST HUSBAND A WOMAN CAN HAVE : TilE OLDER SHE GETS · THE MORE INTERESTED HE IS IN HER.-AGATIIA. CHRISTIE , •• ' �Page 10-The Daily Sentinel Meets Wednesday Local Briefs: The Middleport Literary Clubwut meet at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Forest Bachtel. Mrs. George Hackett, Jr .. will present a collection of children 's stories. For roll call members are to respond with something on children. Weatherization sen<ice available Applications are being accepted by Gallla-Melgs Community Action AR<'ncy for low-Income weatherization servtres to hl'lp low-Income people In both counties reduce heating energy waste and thl' cost of home hl'atlng. The program 's servtres are provided at no cost. Each ellglble home Is Inspected and provided appropriate weatltt'rlzatlon services under state regulations. Eligibility lor the program is based on Income and the size of the household. Applicants are required to furnish proof of income, such as copies of checks and wage earning statements. Applicants shou ld ailijp provide copies of their utlllty bills or their utility bill number. Anyone Interested in applying for the program may do so at the following CAA locations - Meigs County courthouse, 992-5605: old Thaler Ford buildlno:. 417 Second Ave .. Gallipolis, ~OOll: Cheshit'f' central office. 367 7341 or 992-6629. For further information, contact Ron Crawford at the Cheshire office. Licenses issued Issued marriage licenses in Meigs County Probate Court were Terry Lee McGuire, 33, Vinton, and Christina Jo Ward, 29, Welch, w. Va., and Kenneth William Zuspan, 20, Middleport and Lisa Carol Smith, 19, Middleport. To end maJTiage A Racine man is listed in critical cond it ion at St . Joseph's Hospital in Parkersburg, W.Va. for injuries suffered in a motorcycle accident on U.S. 33 In Sallsbu,- Township Monday. Transferred yesterday from Veteran's Memorial Hospi tal to St. Joseph 's was Ayward C. Jones. 34. A spokeswoman at St . Joseph' s would nul disdose the ex tent of the man 's injurtes. The Gallia-Meigs Post of the Ohio Highway Patrol n•porls JonPs was riding his motorcyciP south on the highway and dmw into the median. HP over1umed three tirnt:JS until thrown from the motorcycle hitting the median. The 5:10 p.m. accident cx·cwn'<l in Salisbury Township. The motorcycle was heav ily damaged . The Meigs EMS transpot1ed Jones to VMH. MARIETTA -Marietta CollegP sophomore Matt Littlefield of Ra· clnP, a rnem!Jtor of the 198.1-114 baskPtball squad, receim:l a se· rond year award as we ll as lhe best field goa l percentage award at th<' a nn ua l winter sports banquet. The Women's Ministries of Mid· dleport Church of I he :--.lazaren<' L' sponsoring a trip to the Huntington Mall Saturday, April 7, a tiD a.m. All ladies are invited and will enjoy lunch at Ihe Mall. Youth Leagut> to mt't>t There will he a meeting of Pomeroy Youth League Thursdav . April5, at the home of Mikl'IVright. 285 Mulberry AVl'. for c·oaches and The team finishPd the season wlth a rC'Cord of 16-10, winning Sf'vrn of its last ninC' gamrs. A 1~ 1 graduate of Delawarl' V" lle)' Regional High School. Littlefield is the son of Mr. and Mrs Danld Littlefield, Rout<' 1, Raci ne. those interested in assisting. Thos<' unable to attend are to call Wright al992-600l. /Area deat~ Eve yday low Beef Prices BONELESS T-BONE SIRLOIN STEAK STEAK $199 LB. RIBEYE STEAK LB. 99 LB. JELLO VALLEY BEII.l ALL FLAVORS VIT. D M ~llK V1 GAL 3 oz. BOX $} 09 2% MILK t;, GAL. $} 6 9 LITTLE DEBBIE CAKES Sizes 10 to 20 & 32 to 46 & $12 SPECIAL BUY ON LADIES' NIKE'S .. ~i.z~!.~'?.t.o.:~ ......... $199 5 $ Gl RLS & LADIES LEATHER SANDALS.. .......... 6 LADIES' DRESS HEELS Colors: $ & 7 VIT. D MILK 'h GAL $} Qi 9 ZV1 SIZE ----·- $1 QQ OFF REG . PRICE 'h GAL 3 LB. COFFEE Limit 5 Cans HEAD LETTUCE 39¢ hd. TROPICANA ORANGE JUICE '11 PEAK H.P . ite'NOW •TOOL PAK IN~l~gEfrioL $ 95 89 SET #3115 $1 49 Limit GAL. $169 COTTAGE CHEESE VALLEY BEU 2% MILK GAL. $}39 WITH Pl'RCHASE OF 2 PACKS OF SAUSAGE Plus Dep . m •lghty •1.0SAVE $20 99¢ 89¢ DR. PEPPER 8 Pack $}19 16 Oz. Agnes Adk ins, Sharon Bailey, Grace Ball . Velma Bloom er, M arie Bolton, Mrs. Carl Buckle.v and daughter, Sandra Fulton, Harry Gilliland. Marvm Gindelsbergcr, Wllma Hammack, Blanche John· son. Andrea Joseph, Mrs. Rona ld Justice and son, Lois Leonard. Hov Lewis, Annabelle Posey, Cynthi~ Ridg<"Way, Troy Russell, Nelli<' Salt s, David Sexton, Linda Sm ith , Virginia Sta pleton, Bra nd on Thacker, Christ ina Weaver, SIP· pben Wilson, Rickie Wolford . Bffi111S Mr. and Mrs. Clair Reru . son. Pom eroy: Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Slayton, son. Northup. F"or PrlnUng f.rron .- EGGS REG. & DIET HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER DISCHARGES APRIL 2 R~tponRibl• JUMBO With Purchase of Kahn's American Beauty BACON Hospital News Not VALLEY BELL ICE MILK 69¢ "In The Heart of Pomeroy" April 3rd thru April 15th PEACHES EGGS SIMON'S PICK-A-PAIR Wr R!"'l•rvp 1111!' Hhlhl To Umll Quan tities SLICED JUMBO Navy, While, Tan , Beige, and Black Patent Prices In EHect ARG·O BROUGHTO~I'S SLACKS & BLOUSES ~~r!.~~~t.t~ $6 3/99¢ 1o~EACHOFFBOXREG.OFPRICE BROUGHTO~fS ----·- Donnie Durst Funeral servicf's wf'rf' held at 1 p.m today in Casto Funer·at Home, Evans, W .Va., for DonniP Dean Durst, 39. of Tampa, Fla., formerly of Cottageville, W.Va ., who died March 28 in a Tampa hospital, following a sudden illness. The Rev. Gerald Sayre officiated. Buria l was in I3Iaine MPmorlal Cemete,-, Cottage\'iUe Surviving are his wife. Margaret of Barberton: two daughters, Donna and Dionne Durst . both of Barberton: five sisters, Mrs Ge· neive Jacober and Mrs. Helen Braden, both of Cottageville , Mrs. Mildred Casto of Ripley , W.Va., Mrs. Joan WaltersofColumbus, and Mrs ..Josephine Kay of Akron: and two brothers, Lemv of Point Pleasant, and o'ewo in c o f Reedsvllle. P'O RK STEAK ..................~~- .... SI.19 EXTRA-LEAN H lomemade Style Sausage .~Q ... SI.19 EXTRA-LEAN PORK CUBE STEAK .........L.~..... SI.99 EXTRA-LEAN PORK NECK BONES ....... .L.~· ....... 39¢ EXTRA-LEAN P''ORK SIDE (BACON) ......L.~..... $}.19 FRESH P'ORK LIVER ...................~~- ....... 59¢ EXTRA-LEAN $3 59 Sponsor trip Matt Littlefield receives awards BONELESS PORK ROAST ..•.•. LQ ..... $1 °9 . Steven L. Cremeans, Tuppers P lains and Penny E. CremeiUlS, Tuppers Plains filed for dissolut ion of marraige in Meigs County Common PLeas Cout1 . Racine man critical after-wreck EXTRA LEAN 24 OZ. I 99¢ Limit 4 WITH PURCHASE OF 2 PACKS KAHN'S lUNCHEON MEAT With This Coupon With This Couoon Expires April 8, 1q94 C.K. SUPERMARKET Ex pir es April 8 , 1984 C K . S UPERMARKET list ' 109.95 VETERANS MEMORIAL Admitted - Nancy Patterson. Syracuse: George DeLong, Middle· port: John Longswort h. Racine: Nicholas Barber, Reedsville: An· thony Wells. Long Bottom . Discharged - Timothy BakPr. Ruth Zirkle. Susie Edwards. 6.5 AMP MOTOR I ~@ll® 16 Oz . Btl~;. ~ WITH PURCH1\SE OF 2 PACKS KAHN'S LIJJNCH MEAT EXTRA Final stgnup for Pomeroy Youth League will be Saturday, April 7. from 9 a.m. to I p.m . at the home of Mike Wright, 285Mulber,- Ave. Fee •Vibra-G roomer II •4~~:;ro~=~A-Nap •Headlight $13995 ONLY Double the valuE~ of manufacturers' cents off coupons up to 49' in face value. Trustees to m eet PIIAK HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE HP SAVE DOUBLE $$ AT C.K. SUPERUARKET MOTOR •Redeem your manufacturer s money -saving coupons at C.K.'sand receive double the value when you purchase the specif>ed item. One coupon per item. No expired coupons accepted. Oouble redemption offer doe s not apply to " Free Merchandise" , coupons or co upons over 49' in face value: No cash refunds when Oouble Coupons value e>ceeds price of otem . Cigarettes and certam other ttems are excluded by law. To insure product to all our customers. we are limiting our "Double Coupon" offer to one jar of Instant Coffee and one can of Ground l;_offee per shopping. Double Coupon offer good Sunday, April 8, 1984. •cord Reel •Power Selector •Bag Chang e • Ph . 992-5776 NOW OPEN Syracuse, Oh. SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees . Azaleas. Rhododendron , House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Dally 9 to S Sun. I to 5 FOR OPEN INGELS FURNITURE 106 N. 2nd Middleport 992-2635 4 EFFECTIVE SUN., APRIL 8TH •Dust Cover #1784 Limit PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, APRIL 8TH •Incudes 8 p c . Tool Set 1 199.95 9 7¢ With Thi s Coupon Expires April 8, 1984 CK. SUPERMARKET -----------·-------111.£ ·DOUBLE· .DIJVBLE •.IHXJ COllPON£ II J.7NGS list GAL. Supplement to Point Ple..ant Register . Gelltpolls O.lly Tribune - Pomeroy Sentinel - Tilt Putnam Post ' is$7. Salisbury Township Trustees will meet In regular session on Friday, April 6, at I p.m . at the home of Wanda E blin, clerk, Laurel Cliff Road. All meetings are open to the public . t/1 With Thi• Couoon Expire• A,t>ril 8, 1984 C. K. SUII'ERMARKET SUCTION POWER Final signup VALLEY BELL MILK 69,.. 8 Pak ~DAILY SECOND & MILL ST. • SUPER MARKET & SUNDAY- 9:00A.M. TO 9:00P.M . MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. WE ACCEi: PT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS NOT RE:SPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS. I 2501 Jackson Ave . Point Plea.. nt , W.Va . 364 Jackson Pike Gallipolis, Ohio 101 Sixth Ave. Huntington, W.Va . 78' N. Second Street Middleport, Ohio 1125 Main Street Mitton, W.Va . 120 W. Second Street Wellston, Ohio . OUR B.USIJIESS . BEGINS WITH FILL116 YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS � 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. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource April 3, 1984 durst