http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/2ee510494926a857bd71f6e575549530.pdf b18c1d21ead311812403140a6cfdf206 PDF Text Text b Dick Cavalli WINTHROP YOU SHOULDN'T BE AFRAID I JU5T HAVE TO THINK OF HIM AND r START SHAKING- ALL OVER. THAT NASTY .MCNARF SCARES !HE LIFE OUT OF ME. Teacher given support ... See leUer on Page 2 OF NASTY..• HE'S JLJST A BULLY. Marauders beaten See photos on Page 10 • at y e Vol.32, No.1.5 1 Copyrighted 1984 5URE1 BlJT WHILE 11M TRYINcrTO t....aJK DEEP DOWN INSIDE HIM ... A BLJL..LY A.ND YOU'LL FIND A COWARD. MR. MEN TMand LITTLE MISS ™ 5EATINGME TO A PLJLP! by Hargreaves and Sellers TUESDAY, I JOGGED~ TWO MILES!WEDNESDA"C; THREE!THURSDA'Y, FOUR! FRIDAY, FIVE! .,...0-N_M_O_N_D_A_Y,__ I J"OGGED ONE Ml LE! I TOOK UP J"OGGING A WEEK AGO! ~ SATURDAY, SIX! POINT PLEASANT- No motive has been established In the shooting death of a Point Pleasant man ear ly this morning, but city police have arrested an armed suspect following a four hour confront ation on Main St. Michael Fielder, 32, 300 Main Street, Apartment 1, Point Pleasant. was charged with murder after keeping police at bay from about 2 a.m. until just after 6 a. m .. Point Pleasant Police Chief .James Gaskins reported today. F ielder was charged with murdering Terry Lee Smith, 21, 2:!21 Mount Vernon Avenue, sa id Gaskins, who added t hf> victim was declared dead at the Anchor Club about 2 a.m. wit h two bullet wounds to the chest. en tine 1 Se<:tion, 10 Poge1 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, April 9, 1984 Murder suspect charged HE COULD BE See NL rowtdup Page 4 Firefighter anniversary YP&D ~······ storyonPage3 ' LCOK DE-EP IXJ'vVN INSIDE' Extra inning victories State owes huge debt -- ~ ('QLUMBUS, Ohio !API- State officials are cautiously optimistic that Ohio will continue making gradual progress in repaying the sta te's massive debt to the !ederal government for jobless benefits. When Gov. Richard Celeste took office in January 1983, the state had boiTOwed $1..8 billion to keep Its unemployment benefits fund sol vent. The debt has since risen to$2.2 billion . The state Is asking for another$14 million and borrowed the same amount in the first six days of April, said Roberta Steinbac her. administra tor of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. "Last year at the height of this recession we were OOrrowing $11 million a day," Ms. Steinbacher said . A new state law raising employer taxes and capping benefit levels took effect in January. But the '' After the killing, thesuspectfled to his nearby apartment located above the Alcohol Beverage and Control Commission store at 300 M ain· Street. According to Chief Gaskins, a two-block area from Fourth Street at the Point Pleasant Post Office to the Point Pleasant Register Office on Second Street was cordoned off as about 15 law enforcement officers from the Point Pleasant Police Department, M ason County Sheriff' s Department and Point Plea sant and Huntington detachments of the West Virginia State Police waited outside. rompromisc measu!l', barring a spectacular economic recovery that INSPECI'ING LOCKS- Sen. Robert C. Byrd (In stetson) views the main lock of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam, now under repair, with U.S. Ann.v lA>rpsof Engineers officials Saturday. Byrd said he was Point Pleasant EMS and the Point Pleasant Volunteer Fire Depart · !Cont inued on page 10 1 optimi..tic that an amendment authorizing constmction of a new locking system at Gallipolis will he approvt<l. Accident shows need for new locks ) (. TODAY,I'M UPTO SE.VE.N MILES! I'M 28 MILES FROM HOME! ( PRINTED IN CA NADA Cris Hammond SPEE DWA LKE A PR I V.. :. .:A:.. ::.. TE=--=-EY..::....::E=.L..-TM___,....____, tOOK, IGOr ,qN ANSWERING MACHIN£ FOR Tile OFFIC£! I #ATE" ANSM;:;'E~;:.:.IN.::,G/-:--J 1'/ACffiNES.' TillS ONE's DIFFEF(ENT. IT ANSWERS TH£ IXXJR- WATCH! KI/()CK KNOCK ...Ill U .SIJKE TO ~NSWeR. THE OOOR WI-leN I GET 81/CK. WMAT A STUPID MACHINE. ';•• AND If YOU'D L!AV£ FIVe BUCKS UNDER 711£ MAT, THAT'D BE NICE, TOO.'' ''IIEllO, I'M NM IN RIGHT NOW, 6(/T IF YOU'LL LEAVE YOUR NAME: AND MESSAGE... GALLIPOLIS FERRY. W.Va.Sen. Robert C Byrd sa id he Introduced an amendment authorizing construction to begin on a new lockin!( system at lhP Gallipolis Locks and Dam to speed up congressional action on the project. The amendment , attac hed to a supplemental appropriations bill containing funds for Central Ameri can governments, received full Senate apptuval last Thursd ay and must be app roved by the House. Byrd, 0-WVa .. noted at a Satuttlay press conference at the dam that appropriations and au · thorlzal ion for the new locks and rehabilitation of thf' dam , built between 1933 and 1937, are moving too slowly through the legislative process. Both are contained in thf'omnlbus Employment benefits face April22 cuts COLUMBUS, Ohio (API -The Ohio Bureau of Employment Services says unemployment benefits for Ohioans will be cut April 22 despite an increase in the state's jobless rate in March. OBES spokeswoman Carol Doz. iPr said Sunday the federal governm ent will reduce coverage by two weeks for Ohioans who request benefits on or after Apri122. Unemployment benefits In Ohio now total a maximum of 40 weeks. Qualifying recipient s receive up to 26 weeks of regular Ohio benefits, then become eligible for another 14 weeks of federal supplemental compensation. Ms. Dozier said the supplemental benefits an• being cut to 12 weeks. She said the U.S. Department of Labor computes the amount of supplemental benefits for each state based on the number of persons drawing benefits compared with the number of workers covered by unemployment insurance. Ohio's benefits are being reduced because the state has suffered high unemployment for so long that the premlwn pool for covered workers Is not meeting demands on It, Ms. Dozier saki. The govenunent said unemployment ln Ohio increased In March to 10.2 percent, up from 9.3 percent in February . The national rate ls 7.8 percent. Unemployed Ohioans lost 13 weeks of extended benefits last May under recomputation of another federal program. 25 Cenb A Multimedia Inc:. Newspaper waterways bill, one of the first to be considered by Congress in sever al yE>ars. Byrd, who vlsitf>d the dam with U .S. Army Corps of Engineers officials, said thai the navigational accident tha 1 occurred aI the dam last week points out the need for a new system at Gallipolis, one of lhe smallest on the Ohio River system. Since April 2, river t raffic has i:Je€n dela yed for days because the 600-foot main lock is closed for rPpairs. Hours of delay Col. John Devens, di stt;ct engi · neer for the corps' Huntington, W.Va . district, said the delay totaled 1,742 hoursasof Saturday.lt has also ('()St $436,300 to the barge industry timetopassthlsamendmen1 .''Byrd said. The cos t·ralio benefit forG allipo· lis projected by the cor)l5 for mow locks also supports funding . H<' said !hal in thf> first year of a nf'W :._\·stcm, the fi scal advant age is placed at $YX million. "We' re not talking ahour savings in consrrurfion costs. wP't"'C' talkin g "lt:~ vitally needed to enhance the ecorrom _,. ~~I' West Virginia, and of 18 otlwr slates, mul the employment prospects for West I irginia." he said. Byrd di.1mi.1sed critici.m1 of the Ga /lipoli., project as a ''porh barrel," or special i tll erc,, l undertaking. He again cited the b('nefits a rrew locking sy.llem will create. Three people die on Ohio highways By Associated Press Three people died in traffic accidents around Ohio over the weekend, according to the Highway Patrol. The patrol counted weekend t raffic fatalities from 6 p.m . Friday to midnight Sunday. The dead : and created an average delay time of 33 hours for tows waiting to pass through Gallipolis' 360-foot auxiliary lock. Byrd took those figur(>S to highlight his concern over the economic impact created by the antiquated locks. He echoed previous concerns that de lays at Gallipolis create increased transpor t;, tion costs, and said that an Improved locking system would ease the nation's $100 billion trade deficit and streng hten lhe U.S. dollar overseas. "Overall, this Is a very propitious SUNDAY MARYSVILLE - Ru,..;ell W. Wibley, 22. of Marysville, In a one-car accident on a Union County road . SATURDI\Y COLUMBUS - Rudolph Ayler Jr.. 22. of Columbus, in a one-car accident on a city street. SANDUSKY - Michele M. Ka lisz, 18, of Bellevue, in a one-car accident on Ohio 269ln Erie County. ,;r ;-<,'· • . > about reduce<.~ 1ransport.ation ros1s to barge opemtors." Byrd said. "Benefits translatP into less expensivecommodili es in world markrts. It tra nslatE's int o jobs, and com·crsely, if this work is nul don<',' W!' will . continuP to offer feu: jobs for Americans. "II 's \Otally needed to enhatrcp th<' economy of West Virginia, and of 1R other "sta tC'S, and the emplovment prospects for West Virgmia," he said. Byttl dismissed cri ticism of the Gallipolis projf'Ct as a "pork barrel,'' or special int eres t under- taking. He agaln cl1ed the benellts a nl'W locking system v.rill creat e. "Thai dOC'sn ·l bolhPr me," he sa id. "I don't care what they call them. so lung as il IJ<>npfits the people of \Vf'SI Virginia_ The benefits in this proj ect arn·ery high.! would labe l a pork ba rrel projf'C't as one with a I 1<.> 1 cost ra 1io. and Congress is not in the habit of pJSSing such leg-islal!On.·· Bntl said boltlenf'Cks at (;allipoli ~ - considl•rf'd by the corps as one of thrC<' worst tiver traffic tie-ups in the nation - are also a national Sf"t'Uiit\ · hazard in times of wh at he ca !led ''px trenw circumstances. '' " Wit h the facts im·ol v!'d, as to delays and the backup . this should l:x' prC't1y pt>rsuas ive in get ting- 1hf' ap[Jrupriation and lhe foliowup, " Fl.'·rd not!'d. \Vhilc Rvrd projf'Cied I hal appro,·ai of lhr amendment bv the House and PrC'SidPnt Reagan could be done in a matter of W('{'ks. Devpns no1ed tha l li could beuptotwoyear s beforP excavation begins in Mason Cou nty for th<' npw hx·ks. ThP ent ir e appropriation for the project, est imatL'<l to cost :llJOO million, will not be granted all at uncP. 13~·nl said. ThP corps wil l rPCeivc $li to $H million in the first _\'('ar to complf'l r SJX'C ifications and buy land. Devens said that if funding is gmntf'fl this ,·rar. nPw loc ks cou ld be operat ional by 1!1.11 Atthepeak of construction. up to 1,00J jobs cou ld be crm trd. with loc·all aborfavored . , I •• • ..,) 't ') ~ _>c . ·' I '. In I'ROCEK<iiON - In the funeral pi'OCeMion SWlday for Ayward CwUa JOnes, Jr., 32, Rt. 2, Racine, who died 88 die re8lllt of InJuries received In a motoreycle arotdent, were more than 211 mot<trcycllslll who took part In the 11111toroade lo lhe cemetery. The funeral was held at Ewlnl! Funeral Home whlle burial was in Shadydale Cemetery at Hannony, W.Va. seems unlikely alter last month' s jump in unemployment tu 10.2 percent. will not solv<' the problem . About half of the S2.2 btU ion dPbt carries no interest. The federal government is levying a 10 percent ra te on the rest and any nf'w loans. The interest payment s must come from the sta re's general rf'venup fund, the accoun1 into which most tax revenue is placed. Ms. Steinbacher sa\d the- new state law -which raised emp loyer taxes about 0.5 percen t and raised lhe tax base to $8,00J - deals with the pa~back of th e non interest bearing loan s "ver~'ven· gradually ... James Hemmerly. assisi1lnl dr rector of the bureau' s labor market informat ion divisio n, said thE' stal e may bE'abletohavea ne1rrpa~ment of $3XJ million this year, although bonuwing wiU cant inuP. Deputies • • mvesttgate complaints Brian Keith Aeiker. 21. Co lumbu s, was arrested Saturda, night on charges of disorderI)· condu ct and possessiun of marijuana the Meigs Count y Sheriff' s D epa rtm ent reported. Deput ies received a repo11 of the individual walking on HlP roadwa\' on Laurel Cliff. Aeiker was rPieascd on bond Sunday mommg . Steve C. Taylor. 22, Rt. ~. Pomeroy, was cited IO Ml' igsCounty Cout1 for failure to keep hL' vehicle on the righ t half of lhe roadwa-'· following a slight acctdPnt Frida,· evenlng on township road 259. just outside of Harrisonville. Taylor. ac('()rding to the sheriff 's department, was dri\ing a \"C'hic!P owned by Ruth Sims which went off the highway on tb<> left into a ditch Teny King, R t. 1. Middleport , was cited toMeigsCountyCout1 on a charge of littering following inH'Sii gallon of a dumping comploint in RuUandTownship Kingwill appcar In county court . Deputies are in,·estigalmg a hiiskip involving a bui lding and fence at Nea'if' Sett lement . According to the repo11 and unkno~A.'D vehicle sometime Saturday night fa iled to mak0 a curve on county road 30 and stmck a buldlng and fence owned b\ C!arencp Grueser, Rt. 1, Racine. A school bus that had i:Je€n converted to a moble home caught fire Sarurday evening. According to the sheriff's department, the bus. owned by John Bond, Dexter was parked across the roadway from the Hattie Woodyard residence on county road 10. When Bond went out he discovered the fire which w as contained to the driver's seat. There was heavy smoke damage. No fire department was called. �~day, Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON i\REA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publlsher BOBHOEFUCH PAT WHITEHEAD General Manager Assistant Publtsher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor .:\MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Assocla· lion and the A.me r lcan Newspaper Publisher Association. •Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pometvy Middleport, Ohio ~y, year's polltical equation . The speculation here tn Washington dlvldes naturally Into two segments. One concern has to do w1th Jackson's role at the Demo- crats' convention in San Francisco ln Julv. T he other. larger, concern has to.do 1'.1th the general election tn f\ovember . It is possible, though highly Improbable, that Jackson could go to San Francisco with enough commU ted delegates to hold the balance of power tn a deadlocked conven ti on. With New York behind him, Jackson has just about shot his wad. He will win a ll oflhe District of Columbia's 19 delegate votes; he should do well In the Loulslana and Texas caucuses and In the North Carolina and Maryland primaries, but that Is about the size of it. Baning some serious Iunder, Mandale should be close to the magic number of 1,967 pledged delegates before he goes over the top ln the final round of primaries on June 5. Thus, while a dramatic scenario can be drafted for the first ballot Mondale 1,700, Hart 1,300, Jackson 900 - I don't belleve It will happen. The Jackson factor w1liloom large; II won't be decisive. U that assumption is valid. and LE'M'ERS OF OPINION 11re Wt>lcomed . They s hould tw les.!!l than 300 words lon g. !\lllettt>rs art' subjed to editing and must be slrned with nam e, address and telcphon{' number. No unstcned letters will be puhllshed . Letters should be In good l lL~h.•, addr~slng lssueii, not penonulltl i!8 . Senate dems avoid SERB controversy M aj ority Senate Democrats want no part of the controversy surrounding Gov. R icha rd Celeste's attempt to oust Theodore Dyke as chairman of the newly crm tPd State Employment Relations Board. But Senate President Harry Meshel, D-Youngstown, says the matter could be dumped into his lap, and he has a stra tegy or two in mind. He sa id at week's end he has talked about the possibility \\olh the govrmor. but that no decisions have been made. Celeste asked Dyke, a professor at Cleveland State University, lo resign after accusing him of foot-dragging and a lack of leasdershlp in gearing up for implementation of Ohio's new public employee collective bargaining law. Dyke refused and Celeste sta11 ed legal proceedings under the new law whieh permits tlle governor to r emove SERB m embers, after a formal hearlng, for malfeasance or neglect of duty. In the absence of Celeste, who is an a trade miss ion to Europe, the governor's office announced Friday the appointment of former AttornPy General William J . Brown as special examinPr for the proceedings. Howev<>r. Celeste's aides were saying priv ately they still hope that Dyke w ill step down voluntarily. No date for a r emoval hearing has been set. Som e have said the hearing could drag on for weeks or even months if D>·ke, 63, hangs tough in his refusal to resign from the $58,600-a-year post. The SenatE' is tlle govemor' s third option. The Senate must confirm gubernator ial appointments but has not yet .acted on that of Dyke. However, the law permit s him to servP until such time his appointment is rejected. That wou ld takf' the votes of 17 senators, the exact number of Democrats in the 33-m Pmber bodv Meshel said he does not know what posture minority Republ icans V:ould takp but that he is SUI'E't hey would try to make politica l hay out of tl The Senate prPSidcn t said " they'd have a field day.". - No Republicans voted for the bill whlch cr eated SERB. Meshel sa id he is look ing into another scenario which would not require a floor vote " in which I 'd be ca lled upon to deliver 17 votes for the governor." •: ln that scenario, Celeste would simply withdraw Dyke' s nomination by ine ans of a f01mal conununication to the Senate . M eshel said he bMteves ent ering suc h a document into the Senate Journal would have the effect of rPmov ing the official " I think if we jouma tiZPCI it, that would be it ," Meshel said. However, he sa1d hopes that Dyke, whom he termed "a friend," and the govcm or will settle the matter w ithout tlle need for Senate involvement. Letters to the editor Enlightening event :\nothl'r l' nli gh!('ning eve nt has uk••n pl<.tCC' on Ma rch 31. Withou t ( :od 's guidin g p rese nce . w hile l i\·i ng in this modern hum anistic erJ, il i ~ difficult to prorurP and r.xper i('flC(' such spiritua ll y inspirin g lovr~ as wao.;; shov,.:n a t l hc Royal O;lk Youth Crusacif'. Vv'h;tl did thf' pare nt s and gra nd pJrPnr s do \\.:ith thr i r childrcn. g rand c hildn•n or rr latl\'PS on the ·n sr' I hopr• if was as r nt Prw ining, r lct--~n and comforting as thl' l'I' IJ S;Hif' \\'JS 10 lhP fam iJi t'S partic ipating . How oftf'n r an or dOPs a pa rent or gra nclpa rf'n t. rh ildr('n or gra nd child rc n a nd rrl~t i \ 'f'S unitP fur a \vnndr r fully joyful. humorous, ca pti v atin g, c duca lional , progressive and p(lacpfu l. spiri tuall _ \i social pve nt. open to tlw public of all ages ancl dc~ n om in a linns. in the name of ,Jpsus Christ our Lord; to involve onp's SC'lf in l h l~ Pndf'avors of the ~· o ulh torxprBs talPn t.-.. CXJX>ric nce ~md ch i! ngf' in li fe toward a morP happ~ and productiw• lire'? That is wh at lh•• Bod ~· of Chri st dOPs !ogf'thcr tn \VOrk in (;oct' ;;; wi ll. M_\ pra .\ ·rrs go out w i1h sinrerit y fnr thost' invitc·d . f'\ 'C n pf'r sonaUy. who wPr (' a ble. b u l did not af!Pnd : for thf'y had thC' misfort une of lackin g thf' gracro fCod, which was hrstow+'Ct upon allthosf' present. An opportuni ty will agai n be prC'sen ted in thr('{' m on ths, approximat ely. Now, don., gf'l me wrong! I n ·a!i zf' thf'rr werC' other exciting ac tiviliPs that sa mP nig ht, w hich w err j ust as important or maybE> mor P so to somPIJody, lx->Cause that exci tem ent w as o nl ~1 tem {X)rary .1 nd the opportunity w ould have passed , if not sought there an d then. Pf'r sonally . I could have gonp to thf' movies or to a couple of concerts. onr christia n a nd one non-christian . HowC'vcr. the ~'ou th were m ore important th an myspJf. which is why I am one of the administrating m r mbrr s o f the Daybreak \1ini str iPs. A large numbt'r of parents and gra ndpa rents did attend , ubE'ying God and the sc ri ptures by pro,ong all things, When th ey left, they knew tlw I ruth of w hat t his ministry is being led to do and by whom . It is bei ng led to help the youth by the powe r and word of Cod . Rumors of a bad sort have beE>n spread by those speaking withou t dirff t aw ar C'ness, knO\vledge and involvement . We realize that rum· ors are startPd hy I hose in the flesh , m aki ng narrow·minded judgments without jus1ifiahiP f'V idf'nCf'. All humans hav<' opinions. whereas some arc constituted by facts directl y gained and used wisely, others are Indirectl y procu red and wasted ignora ntl y~ I do not believe that draw1ng the yo uth to Jesus to help y outh become m ore constructive is stealing, or misleading Lhem or wa sting them in any way. Those w ho attended, IX!th youth and adult, w1tl agree surely . lf you wish to become Involved ca ll m e J9'J2-6366 parents' phone I or write to me direct. - Benedict Anthony Andrew II, P .O. Box 402, Racine, Ohio 45771. Supports band director 1 am writing this letter in hope that it w ill have som e influence o n nthf'r conce rnl>d parents and other intPrested parties of the M eigs school district band program . 1 am very proud of the band and its accomplishments this year. l !rei tn order to have a good band, It Is of paramount Importance to have an Instructor that Is a compassionate, dedica ted. well edu cated person and also one who believes that all students be trea ted and disciplined eq ually . 1 feel we have all these In M s. M aril yn Goodnite, and • \ 1 think If we lost her as our band direc tor , the band will suffer greatly. The students work very hard and m any tong hours and they deserve much, much, more enthusiasm and encouragem ent from us than they arc getting, 1 urge you to talk to your board members and tell them how you feel and Implore them to renew Ms. Goodnlte's contract because we really do need her Input for our band. - Bonnie Arnold, RR. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. "SILLY OLD BEAR" April9, 1984 th e r Pport wa rns aga inst publication or ol her "improper disclosure," but 1 think tile danger is too great to conceal from the unsusJ)E'C'ting c itizens who are sitting on top of I hese time bombs. Al though the GAO report' s lan guage is cautious, its m essage is that the DOT's negllgence, misma nagement , sluggishness and downright stupidity are to blame . Here are the htghlighls: "Concerns exist ovPr the da ngers posed by the toxic , Oammable and highly combustible substances which arc carri ed through the pipellnes at r elatively hig h press ures. uften near or through highly populated areas," the r eport warns. Many of the undPrground pipelines arp never ins pet~t ed as the law and common se nse dictate. DOT inspectors don't evt?n know where som e of the pipelines are. T he DOT ha s purposely undf•rs taffed it s inspP<'tiOn pro- gram, des pite the risk of "dea ths, serious Injuri es and ... propertyenvironmental damage." It has also failed to oversee state inspec· tors as It Is supposed to do. - "Som e (pipeltne) operators 1have) been Inspected only once every three to five years, while ot hers 1have) not been Inspected at alL" - Among those who r eceived inadequate or no Inspection were known high-risk operators with previous violations In high-density aeas. Thes<> should be Inspected annually . - The minimwn number of inspectors required to keep the nation's pipeltnes safe Is 228. As of early this year, there were just 16. The administration's cos t-cutters have refused to add more inspec tors, even though the DOT's respon sibilities will be increased by a law that takes effect later this year. - F.rrors. inconsistencies and Mondale ls to berome the Democratic nominee, the blg question beromes: What price Jackson? The delicate situation may be summed up In a sentence. The Democrats may not be able to defeat Ronald Reagan even w1th JackSSOn's enthusiastic support, but they will have a much tougher time w1thout lt. Jackson w1ll have to have some large reward at San Francisco. If he leaves the convention with hur1 feelings and lost expectations, there goes the old ball game. Will Jackson demand the vice presidential nomination as his price for delivering 80 to 100 electoral votes? He Is too shrewd a politician for so bold a leap. Jackson knowshe Is bound to know - that a Mondale-Jackson ticket would he doomed. The American people are not about to put an Inexperienced black minister within a heartbeat of the Oval Office. Jackson never has held a public office; he Is w oefull y Ignorant of the legislative pmcess; his core constituency is as narrow as 11 is passionate. The tlme will come when an experienced and respected black figure an Andrew Young, a Tom Bradley, a Wllllam Coleman - w1ll be · on a national ticket , but the time Is not yet and Jackson Is not the man. lf not the running mate's spot. then what? Ja~kson surely will have an Influential role ln drafting the Democratic platform, but platforms are Fr ench pastries, good for an evening only . U Jackson is to throw hls formidable energies wholeheartedl y into the autumn campaign, he will ba r gain unders t a nd ab l y f or so mething substantial. inaccuracies in the DOT's muddled records make It difficult to determine which pipellnes are safe and whlch are not. Most of the hundreds of thousands of pipeline leaks each year are harmless, but DOT figures show that tn 1982 there were 21 deaths, 27'!. injuries. 200 hazardous liquid pipe accidents and 1.7ll major gas line failures. The GAO stud y was ordered by Hep. Phillp Sharp, D-lnd .. one of the few in government who is alarmed at the pipeline situation. He has good reason to be. ln 1968, a gas pipeline explosion. touc hed off by a fire In a gun store, destroyed half of downtown Richmond, lnd , killing 41 people. Footnote: In a sta tement. a Depai1 mt>nt of T r ansportation spokesm an insi st{'() his agency is "reducing ... gas pipeline accidents," is forging a "s trong federal state C'n forcement partnership," and is focusing its inspections in high -risk problems. Operation of the month ____A_rt_B_uc_hwa_l_d ThP latpst news from the medical world is tha t hospitals are ha\ring more difficulty a ttrac ting patiPn\s. Occupancy ratE's arv down and many inst itutions are now resorting to advertising and hiring m arketing prople to get people to use their beds. The compc'titi on is ge t ling fierce. and no onC'ca n predict w hat kind of perks a hospital wil t offer to get a pat ient to usC' one of it s r ooms. I vi.r;; ited a mar ketin g consult ant who work s for onp of thp major hospitals in the Wa shington a rPa. He wa s vrr)' cxcit r d ahout a new idea hr had just come up w ith. "What do y ou think of an 'Oper ation of thE' Mont h Club'?" he asked mt• " I t sounds good," I told him . " What do you get if you join? " He show<od a full -page layout hP had designed. Ba nnered on the top: "SAVE ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS ON EVER Y OPERATION. Join the Operation of the Month Club." Then I her e were photographs of different parts of the body and large type: "WHEN YOU JOI N YOU ARE ENTITLED TO ANY ONE OF THESE OPERATIONS F'REE ." Then i n sma ller type: "All you have to do l s have four O(l{"rations a year, a nd you will be en titled to another AT NO COST TO YOU." " Wow." I sa id, "t hat' s really a buy . How does It wor k?" "Every month we will have a distinguished panel of surgeons choose the 'Operallon of the Month, ' " he said. "Let's say the maln selection for April would be an appendectom y. You would get a notice In the mall that II Is being offered. If you don't return the card wlthln 10 days, we'll send an ambulance to your house and whisk you offlo the hospital and perform the operation for one-half of what II would cost If you just w ent In and asked for onf'." "Suppose I don't w ant an appendectomy?" "Then you will havp the c hoic-e of 30 alte rnate seletions. anyt hin~ from a tonsillect om y to implanting a pacemaker, at the same low prices. And rpmeml:x>r you unly ha\'P to choose four a yl'a r, and you get a free onC' as a bonus." "What an ingenious ma rketin g plan. 1 know as a member of the 'Book of the Month Club,' I always forget to send the card back and I'm stuck w ith the m a in selection . I'll bel t he sam e thing happens with the 'Operation of the Month Club.' Will major mPdica l pa y for m y mPmbership?" ''I'm working on th at now ," he told me. " The savings from our oprrations as a clu b mPmbf'r should be ve ry attractive to a lithe medica l plans ." "How do the doctm-,; fee t about if ?" " Most of lhPm are very excited, because they'll get a large advance . For example if an ar1lficial hip is chosen 'Operation of the Month' the hip specialists stand to make a fort une, particula rly if the surgery becomes a best seller.'' My fri end show ed m t> th e mockup of the " Operation of the Month News Bulletin." " When you become a member you'll receive 15 Issues of this beautiful colored, lllustratPd magazine outlining tht.1 various opera tions the hospital perform s and biographical Inform ation on the surgeons who perfmm them . We'll also have reviews by medical cri ti cs of the va rious surgeons' techniques. " Here's one on Dr. Paramedic, reviewing hi s skill at removing ga llstones.'' My fri end read it to me. "Doctor Paramedic has performed 2,000 gallstone opera tions in his time. Once he gets a sca lpel In his ha nd he can' t put it down. Fast paced, and rive ting, a Paramedic ga llstone opera ti on is a m ust for someone who is looking for an exci ting operation, \.vith no pain . The New Yor k Times says, 'When it comes to galls1onps, Paramedic is in a class by himself.' " " You got this all thought out," I said ad mirably. "If the 'Operation of the Month Club' ca tches on, hospitals wilt never have to worry about fillin g their beds again.'' He seemed pleasPd with my reac tion . ' 'I'll tell you what If you sign up as the first m ember I'll arra nge a hernia operation for you for nothing." "But 1 don' t need a hernia operation ,'' I told him. "Then choose one of the alternates. It's all lhC' same to us." By SCO'IT WOLFE Miller ca nned baskets tha t sparked CANTON - The nort hern All St ars broke ayvay from a narrow 47-41 ha lft ime lead, outscoring the South 51-30 du ring the second half to handily defeat its Southern foe, 98-71, here Saturday evening in the 25th an nual class "AAA" North South A ll-Star game at the Canton Cl\1c Cent er. The 25th annua l cage classic, sponsored by the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches associa tion, fea tures thr prPmier senior basket ba ll standouts from all distn cts in the state of Ohio. This year markPd a south rally that ended in a 21 -21 tie as Miller sank another goal wlth 18 a special notr of recognition as local South<'rn star, Rod Littlefield, ea rned a berth on the Southern squad, making th~ first time ever that a Southern Cag~r has ea rn ed such an honor. Littlefield, a 6-0 guard for Coach Carl Wol fe's Tornadoes, averaged 23.6 points per game during the season, while leading Southern to its Pighth st raight SVAC league and sectio na l tournament crowns. In addition, Littlefi eld was also named as the SVAC's Most Valuable PlayN Award and was named third team All -Oh io. Littlefield, son of Daniel and Shirley Littll'field, resides in Hacine. Littlefield had two poin ts a nd two a~s is t .s. Earl y in lhP ga m e, the North took a command ing 10-2 lead befor·e Litt lefield who was a starter for the South , a nd Port s mouth' s Darrin The South took its first of only three leads In the second period on a Darri n CascadPn field goat and two free throws fmm Scott Tedder of Columbus Whitehall. Tillman Beverly, a 6-5 senior from Can ton-Campbell Memorial High School took control for the Northern all-star s In the seco nd frame and displayed a similar effort in I he third and fourth cantos. boosting his cl ub to a 47-41 halftime i~?ad and in the proct>ss earned honors as the game's MVP. Early in the third fram e the quicker, stronger North squad 1 I double to left was the big hit tn the Devi ls' third Winning pitcher l .awson singled in thf' fin al run in the inni ng . Meigs narrow Pel it to 1-.1 in t hf' fifth when Nick Bush led off w1th a homP run ovrr t hP CPntf'rii c ld fe nce. Onr out later. ca tcher Scott Gheen dril led anot her homrr over the cen tcti lcld fcnc<' Coac h T'im Saunders' crf'w ral · liPd in the sc\·cnth as Nick Riggs led off w1t h a walk befor e Trey Cassell doubiPd. Outfielder Chri s BurdPtt e then singled home two r uns. Dan Thomas fol lowed with a walk to put runnf'rs at first o:.m d S(I('Ond with onr OUI. Fletc her r~l icvPd starter Lawson and promptly fan ned the nPx t two hitters to end the game . Meigs outhil the Red Devil s' 6-.1 \ sweeter, he said . Cleveland star1er Rick Sutcliffe, who was ra ised by his grandfather just a lew blocks from Royals Stadium, appeared on the verge of rais ing his car(>('r record against the Royals to 5-0. The Cleveland Indians had a 4-2 lead until Hal McRae do ubled o ff the Kansas C it\' na tivP to begin an uprising in the eighth. One out later. McRae scored on a single by Frank White off reliever George Frazier. 0-1. cutt ing Cleveland's lmd to4 -3. started to dominate the game <ntit·ely, leading 7'2 -5<1 at the buzzer before gliding through the fourth frame to the 98-71 finale. The North hit 44 of 91 att empts for 48J percent in the offPnsive oriented game while connecting on 10 ofl6 free throws. The South hit 30of 73 from the field for 41 percent and hit ll of 22 for 50 percent from the li ne. At halftim e two other players in the Southeast district , Mark CochC' nour from Bea ver F:aster n and Todd Staker of Wh f'f'IPrsburg, wer~ named pl ayers of the year respec tively In Class "A" and "AA" by the Ohlo High Basketball Coaches Associa tion. Meigs beaten, 7-5 RAVENSWOOD - Ravenswood plat PC! four run s after two werr out in thP third inning then held off Ml'i~s fur a 7 5 non-league v ictor>' Saturday in prep baseball action . The Marauders, now 2-2 on the year an d 1-0 in the TVC, had the ty ing run s aboard in the seventh with one awa>·· but the RPd Dev ils' fire- balling Fletcher came in from thP bullpen to fan both hittPrs he fared and Pnd tht• threat. Ravenswood, owners of a finr4 ·1 n~·ord wit h twu IA'ins over Ml::'igs and ct lso w ins over \\'i lliamso n and Wa rren Local, had a 7- l )pad aftr•r four innin gs. M eigs srorffi two ru ns in ectch of tlw fifth a nd seventh. Bunis gave the w innE-rs a 2-0 lead in the first frame with a two run sm as h. Belue's three-run two-out KANSAS CITY, tAP i - It was th0 not the sor1 of rulhian blast that builds legends. But a happy Orlando Sanchn says there Is no better way to make your debut than w1th a bases-loadPd blooper. The fact that it bounced over the centerfielder's head and scored not only the ty ing but also the winning run in KansasCity'sS-4 victory over Cleveland Sunday made it all the seconds remaining. as Jay Ca rpente r hit a sinKIP and dou ble in four at bats besides the a for Pm e n I ion cd M eigs b ase knocks. Bush pi tched fi ve i nnin~s while Ca ssell came in to loss a scoreless sixth. T hey fanned eight and walkC'd seven . RavPnswood pitch · ing fanned 16 an d walked seven. M r tgs faces a busy week as it travrls to &•lpa• Monday and rf'turn homP against a nother TVC foe In Alcxa ndPr Wednesday. MPi gs' oce r ighthander Thomas ts schpduiPd to .-;1art agains1 the F.ag les while Bush is slated for Wf'dn C>sday's game. B:v innings : FIRES AWAY -Mark Cochenour I42) of Eastern of Pike County lets go with a jump shot during Saturday's North-South AU Star Prep game at Canton . Cochenour had 13 points in the South's9!>71loss. Southern's l!od littlefield, a slarWr, coUected one field goal . Sc:ott Wolf<' photo. South Point captures Fairland Invitational PROCTORVILLE 1' .-r for m er s from the Tr i·Vallf':'--' Co nference accounted for I\\-'O of the five r ecords broken in the fifth n'nnual Fairland Invit rlt ional trac k m eet held here Sa turd ay. Belpre's Ernie Williams hroke the long jump with a 21-o •s effor t and \\'ellston's Franz CoiPman ran a 11.0 100 meter dash for another m ee t record . Sout h Point was the upset w inn~r over host Fairfield w hile Bclprp cam e in fourth. 1\'arr en Loca l sevPnt h, Ga lli(X) li.;; C'ighth. and Wellston lOth in the l:l team ~vent . Final lt>am standings wf'rc South Point 104 , Fairland &J, Mariett a 57 _ Belpre 42 , Boyd County 41. I ronton .'W, W arren Loc·al .13 , Gallipolis :n. Coal Grove 7. Wplls ton 2::, Chf'Ra. peakc 19 _ Rock Hill l R and Washin gton Court Housr k Other records brokr n includPd Gallipolis' DaVl'Garber'sll 1 j ump in I he triple jump l Garber had a \so A g ainst nf'arly the "iamPC'OrllJX' Ii · linn. Fairland h ~r d wo n tht• Ironton J m·it<.~tiorr,tl <I \\'t' C· k a g () with Sou th Point 121king lh trcl . :1 df'C' idc>d imprm·f'm r- nl lor th f' l'nintPrs against a pnwPriul Uragnn 1Pam On lhl' \()C"altral'k scPn !', CnCJ('hPs Bob A s hl r ~' and C on lon Fish£'r led thrir lx>\S a nd gi rl s MaraudPr thin cla ds int o th r \\'arrrn Local lrl\'itationtJI T u t 'S fl:l ~ · brginn ing ut -1 p.m . While wpnt to third on a do ubi<' by Butc-h Da vis and Don Slaugh! was wa lked intt•ntionaUy to load the bases Sanc hl'Z was inser1ed by M anager Dick Hov.:ser as a pinch -hi1ter for Greg Pryor He worked Frazter to a ~ -2 count before stroking hi s gam e-winni ng hit to m ake a winnf'r of Oud Black. 2-0, and put Dan Quis<>nberrv in position to pitch the JEFF'S CARRYOUT Pomeroy, OH. NOW SERVING ninth for his SE'C'Ond save. The Royals got to Sutcl1ffe for a run in the second when M cRae singl ed , wenttosecondon a slngle by White and came home on a slngle by Butch Davis. Leadoff si ngles by BrPtt Butler and Tony Bernazard got the IndianS rolllng in the fourth. Butler. running on the play, sc-ored from first on Bernazard's slngle, and then Berna zard stole second and S<'Ored on a single by Julio Franco. The IJuiiy Se ntin el !t 'SPS 145-9641) '\ Dh· l~lun of .l\1ultlm~diu, In<:. l'ubl1 ~ ht...:l ~> n· n ..oflo ·rnoo n . Monda ~· H1 ro u£ M V nd.t\ . I l l Cuu r1 SrrN>L b y thf. 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We 'll take It from there. we give it our best OHIO POWER COMPANY �Page 4 The Daily Sentinel ~day, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio April9, 1984 Reds., Cubs capture extra inning victories CINCINNATI tAP)- The more PhiladelphiaPhllllesManagerPaul O.Vens thwght about It, Ute less he liked it . "This is the most frustrating game l 'wever been in or played In," O.Vens said, after watching the Phimes blow a five-run lead and lose to the Cincinnati Reds 8· 7 In 11 innings Sunday. "WPdideVPrything but heat them . Instead, the Phillies' sloppy defense put Cincinrui\J back in the game, and Tony PerPZ and Eddie llth to snap the Reds' thr.,.,..game Milner deUvered clutch hits In the losing streak After their opening-day victory over the New York Mets, the Reds had been out scored 19-5 in dropping 5-2, St. Louis belted San Francisco 9-3 and New York topped the Houston 3-1. The tenacious Padres, who had won their first four games, came from behind three different times but couldn't put the Cubs away. With the score tied 5-5 in the lOth. Steve Lake opened the Cubs hail of the Inning \\1th a single and went to S€COnd on a one-out bunt by Bob Demler. Rookie Henry Cotto then grounded to deep shon and Garry Templeton kicked the ball into left field, allowing Lake to score the go-ahead run. Sandberg followed with hls bases· clearing smash to the center field wall, then stole home easily off Padre reliever Mark Thurmond. 0-J. ReUever Lee Smith, 1·1. Parned the victory despite being roughed up for a pair of runs in the ninth inning. Braves 6, Expos 2 Right·hander Len Barker. n, scatteredfourhits over6 1·3innings and Glenn Hubbard came up with his first two hits of the season, including a solo homer, to spark Atlanta. Leadoff hllter Claudell Washing· ton reached base four times, stole two bases, advanced two bases on an infieldout,scoredtwiceanddrovein a run fur the Braves. Pirates 5, Dodgers 2 Lee Lacy, who drove In only two runs in the last tiu'ee months of t he 19&1 season, knocked In three against the Dodgers with four singles as Pittsburgh completed a three-games weep. Rick Rhoden, 1.0. and Cecilia Guantecombinedon anelght ·hitter, with Guante recording his second save of the season. Fernando Valenzuela , 0·2, was raked for four runsonninehitsinsixinnlngs.Intwo stans the Los Angeles Ieft·hander has given up 10 nms (nine earned I , and 17 hits in nine innings. Cardlnal.s9, Giants 3 David Grppn drove in a pair of runs with a homer and single and Ozzie Smith added two RBI for thf' Cardinals, who pounded out 16 hits and garnered 11 walkS. Reliever Nell Allen, 1.0, got the victory, while San Francisco starter Mark Davis, 0-2, took the loss and left the game after Injuring the tip of his left indexfingerwhenhedropped a throw from catcher Steve Nicosia on a play at the plate. Mels3, Astros I Grorge Foster's two-run single In the eighth Inning proved the wlnnlng hlt in a game marred IJy the beaning of Houston Infielder Dickie Than. r-;:::================================================================:::;- Introducing their next three games. Things got worse ea rly Sunday, as the PhilliPS cashed in on M ario Sotu's wildness for five runs In the first two Innings. In the middle of the fifth Inning it was 6-1, with ldt·hander Steve Carlton rolling easily toward his S('('()nd victory In two starts. The Phiities made it easier with their dl'fensive lapses in I he bottom of the fifth. Doubles by Perez and Nick Esasky brought in one run, Cesar Cedeno had an infield single, and Dann Bilardello bUstPred a one-hop single off shonstop Ivan DeJesus' glove for another run. First baseman Len Matusz€k then failed to liPid reliever Ted Taste that delivers Katie's Korner By KATIE CROW Thne&Senllnel Staff Like to send a "thanks" to Faye Waoon. Recently Faye sent a delicious D-day cake to us folkS at the Sentinel. The cake was enjoyed by staff and family members who thought it was scrumptious. Also would like to thank Faye for the very kind words . You didn't have to, but, I'm glad you did. Thanks a million . your great. MONDAY M!DDLF:PORT U nited Methodist Women of Heath Methodist Church will meet M onday at 7:.10 p.m. at the church. Program by Mrs. Robert Byer and devotions by Mrs. Jolm K r awSC'Zyn . pack POMEROY Pomeroy Council will m eet in special session Monday at 7:30p.m. All council members urged to a ttend. Tom Foley was brought on to pinch run, and Esasky grounded POMEROY - The Pomeroy E lem entary PTO will mPCt Monday at 7:30 p.m. A science fair will be held and the basketball player s will be honored. out. Paul Householder was lntenlionally walked. and the P hlllies got a brf'ak when Foley was thrown our trying to advance on a pitch that momentarily got away from Virgil, th~ Phillies catcher. But Dan Driessen was safe on a weak infield single and Milner slashed a singlp to right -center field to lx'at Anders<'n, 0-1, and give the '-'ictorv to rookie reliever Mike Srnrl h, HI. MPanwhill'. lhP Chicago Cubs are proving 10 be' a most oppor1unlslic team in the early going of the Na tiunallRaguP season. In Sunda y's 10-inning. 8-5 victory over 1hf' pt'('Yiously unbeaten San Dipgo Padres, the Cubs took a 5-3 lead in the top of the ninth on bas<'S·ioaded walks to Keith Moreland and !{on Cey only to see th e Padres coml' back to I ie it up in the bot 10m of thf• inning. Hut a fteldrng PITOr, a triple by Ryn<' Sa ndiJE>rg and his subsequent steal of horne in the lOth were more than enough to put away the Padres. In ot hf'r National League play Sunda,·, At lanta stopped Montreal 6·2, Crncinnali came from behind in thP l ith inning to beat Philadelphia H 7, Pittsburgh tripped Los A ngeles TUPPERS PLAINS Tuppers Plains Elementary Boosters will meet Monday at 7: 30p.m. Speaker will be Mary Price, school nu rse who wil1 discuss communica blE> diseases in school children, Its symptoms and m ethods of spreading. She will also speak on preventive measurE'S. Everyun£> is weiC"'me to attem! . POMEROY - Meigs Chapter DAV 53 will meet Mondayat6:30 p.m. at the chapter home on Butternut Avenue There will be election of officers. Ali m embers are urged to attend . TIJESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middlepor1 Chamber of Commerce will meet Tu<'Sday at 7:30p.m . at the LaSalle meeting room. All membes are urged loattPnd. EagletLes post win HAftR!SONVTLLE - Blood pressures wlii be taken at the Harrisonville Senior Citizens Center Tuesday, from 10 a.m. until noon . In charge will be Fcrndora Story, R.N . Scoring five runs in th(' first inning. thP EastC'm Eog lcttP girl s softba ll team n'· ren t I_ \· df'ff'atC'd vi.o;;i tl ng Southwest f'rn in t ht' S(•ason opener 12-3. l.ori Ritrhlr wf'nt the distance on thP mound for Eastern giving up sP\T'n hits e nroutC' to thP win . ~I ller wf' nt thf' dist ancr for Sout hwPStem, but sufferf'd thr lo."s. POMEROY - Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce will meet Tuesday at noon at SophomorP Kim DP nt a nd Freshmew AriPnf' Ritchif• both went three we "know" better. Mrs. Joy Hysell wil1 serve as chairman of a bike-a-than In rutland this spring with proceeds to go to the St. Jude Children's Research Hospl· and a double, to lead the Eaglettes. I .f'l.lAnn (;Jul had two slngiPs. Tony Savo~· a doublc> and single, Amy A reminder that the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce is sponsoring a spring dinner and dance Aprll14 at the Senior Citizens Center, Pomeroy . Dinner wlil be served at 6:30p.m. followed by da nci n g and entenainment. Tickets, $:JJ a couple, are on sale at the chamber office located on the ground Door of the courthouse. If you can't make it to the office give them a call at 992-SOffi. The dance is open to the public and you may pmvide your own "beverage." Melanie Weese, daughter of Mrs. LUlian I. Weese, Racine, was chosen this week to membership In Musklngum College's Lambda Sigma fra ternity, the national sopbomore honorary. The 33 students selected are individuals recognized on M uskingum' s campus as being outstanding in a variety of ar eas - including scholarship, leadership, character and service. At Musklngum Melanie is a member of the basketball and softball teams. Congratulations. Veter ans M emorial Hospit al. All m embers are urged to attend . EAST MEIGS Eastern Band Boosters will meet Tues· day at 7: 30 p.m . at the high school. SYRACUSE - The Syracuse ?TOwill mff'tTuesday, 7p.m.a t the school. Happenings Banquet set POMEORY - The Pomproy Area ChamiJE>r of CommerC<> will sponsor its annual spring banquet Saturday, April 14. in the multl·purpose room at the Senior Citizens Center, PomP. roy, from 6:30 p.m . until midnight . Admission to the dinner and dance is $~ a couple. Live entertai!Ullent will also be fea . tured. Persons may provide t heir own legal beverage. Tickets m ay be purchased at the chamber office or call 992·.'i!ffi. The banquet is open to the public . Easter presentation POMROY - A live presenta · lion of the trial and crucifixion of Christ wll be presented at thP United F aith Church Saturday night, 7:30 p.m ., under the direction of Mark Matson. The church is located on t he Route 7 bypass. The public is invited to attend. . ' -· .\ .. ' "' ' F:xerci se Class. 3: J:J p.m . visit Frida~' Volunteer GIFf - On behalf of the Fraternal Order of J<;agles Ladies Auxiliary, Meigs Aerie 2171, Mary M cAngus, left, group president. pn.osents a S!OO gift to Huth Powers. Pomeroy and Middleport Uhr-JJ'ian. 111<' gift i• ro support the servict·s for the elderly, and the money is used tor large print hook• to ••lderly and visually handicapped. Middleport Literary Club reviews children's books Several rhild rrn's ix>oks wrre answf'red wit h rommPnts on ch ild· rC'V if'\V('(l hy iVir!';. GrorgP HackPI 1a ! rf'n the Wednesday aftr rnoon mE'E'ting Rt'frt'shment s were served to the of lhP Midd!Pporl Lilerar\' Clubh('[cl a t the home of Mrs. Fom•st Bach! Pl . memlx'rs and guests. Mrs. Paul Smart and Mrs . Lee Mcl'oma s. Mrs. Harold Sauer will host the 7: .10 Aprill 8 m•~·t in g. The form(•r tf'tlchPr combine'<! humor and warmt h in hrr v iew of sC'\('('t0d matt•rials including " Horton Ha tchps lhP Egg" by Dr. Theodorf' S<·uss. r('nown('(] for his popular Ulu stratcd txJOks. OthN wri tPrs \'•.'hOSf' works wpr'(' indudr'(\ wf'rP RoiX'rt McClosky. Tashu Tudor . H.obcr1 Louis St\·enson. Rober t Fros t, and th(' contf'mpor ary Amrricun writl'r. Tomil' c..ll> Paola. who wr01 r "Ciov.m of COO." a toudng French ll·gc nd . 1-ler sc\('('- t ions J'('('Pivt'li thl' CaldN'ott Honor Award. Mt~ - Dwight Wallact.' introduC'f'd t he r pvicwcr. Mrs. Richard Owpn prf's idf'd at th£' me<'ting v...,.1 th ro ll ra il tx-•ing and thrir reading habits. Reese birth Mr . and Mrs. H Thomas R['{'S(•. Cheshire, announcf' the birth of their cla ught 0r. Ashl0y E lizabeth. Morch 7 at Holzrr Medical C'rnter. wC'ig hing Pigh t JXIUnd s. ninC' ouncPs t.tnd v:as 2:.! inches long. M<:'l t f'J'nnl grandpnrf'nts rlfth to secure the <Hf' Mr.and M rs. I<Pnna Rardin. Ra \'P nsv.·oud. W. \'a . Pa tf'rnJ l gl'Pal -gra ndm ot hf'r is 11osr M c Dadr, Middlrport and mat('rnal g rf'at-grandfat hf'r is A. D. So li az. PI Pif'osant . T hr mot her is thi' form('r Jud iP Rardin, i·{avPnswood . Hearing is Believing! !>Jl JACKSON PIKE - RT 35 WEST Phone 446 · 4524 BflRGAI/tl MAW.;E"ES SAr 4 SUN AU Sl. A7'S S?OO fl0MI SSION EVfRV rUESOAY $2 0 0 1\1 -<l) [() I 101 I ) l s'. ,.[LV j 7 2:r Mr. l . I HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE 992·57iti '\UII Of'/0 .\ FOR SPRING SEASON Syracuse . Oh . Ph . Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, frurt trees , Azaleas . Rhododendron . House Plants · 4" to 10". Foliage & Bloom rng Ba skels Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun . 1to5 If you think you need a hearing aid. don't put It offt Yo u·re missing some of the fun in life. It's easy and affordable. HEARING EVAlUATION AVAtLABE FOR ALL AGES• LISA KOCH IN HEARING 417 Second Ave ., Gallipolis, Ohio PH. 446-7619 - Ph . 992-6601 Lean on for a $10,000 loan for just $t80.18a month RECLINERS 1 Reg. 139.95 sgg95 SAVE >40 When you buy this new Early American 2 pc . living room suite. $44995 Of the Trial and Crucifixion of Christ victory. r~r-·o,Il~,imcrlxcd~~fr~u~il~~~~aij' PaU.'rna l j...-'TQndpi.! I'C'nt s arf' Mr . tal In Indiana. The hospita l was founded by entertainer Danny Thomas to combat catastroph diseases which afflict children . PRESENTATION perfect wlth six shutout Innings pitched . !-:astern added t hree insu· rancP In the fourth Inning and four to Pomeroy Health Ca r e Center. lhl' van wi!l iPavP a t 10: 1~ a .m . to gn for a one hour visit with thr rrsidrnt s there. Public Di nrlE'r, s £'n1ng from 4 to 6 p.m .. t hP m('nu is: Choler nt c hi ckPn and homPmadf' noodlrs or ravioli, and sa lad, roll and bf'\'C'r age, cost $2. Des.ose>rt or piP andeakr ex tra. plus iC'c c rram at 2~rf'nts JX'r dip. At 6 p m, l hr Gabncl Quartet. Paul AndC'rson, Mark Colrman, Pa tt y Hail<')' and StrVP Lit til' with C'~ 1ml CoiPman as accompanist will be singing. T hC're \',.' ill be a round and square dancf' with thC' Stringdusters pia)'ing from 7 ro 10 p.m . This evrnt is open to the p ub l ~c -.n C'VC'T"\'011(' is cordial!\ im·itl'd to attPnd . Su nd a~ ·. April 1~ T hr SPn i(j r Citizens Chorus will prPSrnl ;::t n EastPr progrc-trn of music and rr adings at .1 p.m . F'ollowing th<' program a potluck dinner wlll bt' h('[d; bring a C'O\"CTPd dis h and \·nur own whir spr.·ic<'. plus a :>1:1 LHII s charg£' 10 hPlp w it h th C' C'nst of mPal and lx•,·pragC'. Thl' Senior Nutrition Program F.as1rr dinnf'r will br Thu rsda.\·. (·onkiP. \\'ednPstla_\" - F rsh sa ndwich on bun. O\Tn frir·d pot;rlOf's, tossed salad . p(•ach robbiN Thursd Jy - i.in· r and onions. parslit'CI potatof·~. H <.H'\'J n.l bE't'tS, :-.pi. £> cak1 · !-' rida~ ( 'lll( k1•n a nd ricP c:rssProlP. cn•amPU p(·a~. colt· slaw, anrl M rs_ Hf'rman ReesP, ChPshiJ·e. POMEROY Parents of junlor and senior students at M eigs High School interested in helping with either the pre or post prom activities are asked to attend a planning meeting Tuesday, 7:30 p.m. at the school. Jeannie Taylor Is advisor and co-chairmen for the post prom activities are Barbara Fry and Judy Werry . A LIVE EastC'rn took an early S-0 lead a nd never looked back as Ri tchie was wling, 1:30 p.m .: Art Class, 2-4 p.m ., Lois Paulev vvill be ins truc ting a beginning art class , thP cost i.s $.1 which includC's the m a tPrials needed . Please call the cPntPr at 99:l-2101 by Thu rsday if you plan to at1 end so preparation ra n l)(' mack for thC' number participatin g Thursday DJ()(Wj PrC'ssurP Clinic,~::)() a.m. to noon: CPramics, 10 am . .· 2 P.m ..· Ch urus. 1 ? • p.m.: FREE LOVESEAT Spf'ncf'r a single. 11:40 am.: Bingo. 1·2 p.m.: Bo April 1~. at noon . PIPa '" call in a r£>'>f'I"Va ti on for ~ ·our mral if you plan to o.ttend by Monday, Apri l16. 'J'hr crnwr h;;s cpramic and craft items availahlf• for saiP . looking for something for E as ter, c0mC' in and SC'f' our F.:astl'r iH·rm•. T he m Pnu fnr thf' Senior Nutrition Program i~ : Tucsda~· Pintu brans with ham. lrrrur<' with boilt'll egg, strawberry gdatin with fruit cock· tail. l'Ornbl('ad . choc ola t(• chip Prom planning a single and triple, Lori Ritchie two singles and Angie As a homeowner, you have a lot more borrowing power than you may think. You just need a lender you can lean on-affordably. CALL TODAY ABOUT THESE OR OTHER HOME EQUITY LOAN PLANS TO $50 •000 OR MORE · Amount Financed Monthly Payment $190 .45 $7,500 :167 .63 135.13 $263 .93 $210 .1 7 $ 10,000 $180.18 $380.90 $315 .26 $15,000 $270 .27 Annual Percentaae Rate 18% Montho Total of toPa~, Paymenta $11,427.00 $13 ,240.92 f16,215.60 $15.235 .80 $17,654.28 $21.621.60 $22 ,854 .00 $26 ,481.84 $32,4 32.40 60 84 120 60 84 120 60 84 120 Will Be Presented by Warning: The Surgeon General Has Determined That Cigarette Smoking Is Dangerous to Your Health. Game po!!lponed XOCK SPR I NGS The Sout hern-Meigs girls' soft ball game scheduled for Sa turday was post· paned because of wet conditions. The game has not been reset as of The Mara uderettes arP to play at & !pre tonight and host Alexa nder Wednesdav. ..,_ I' Senior Citizens Center, Multx:>rry Hrights, Pomeroy, has the follow· ing activities scheduled for th(~ week of April 9-13. Tuesday - Ceramics, 10 a. m .-2 p.rn.; Physical F'itnrss. 11 : 40 a. m .: Chorus, 1-.1 p.m .: Exercise Clas~, 3:15p.m. Wednesday - Physical Fitness, ITS AUDIOTONE . .. HAVE YOU HEARD? Yuun~ _vet . POMEROY- The Meigs County Bl...e-a-thon chairmen are named for four. Ritrh ie gett ing two doubles and a triple, and Dent two singles more in thr Meigs Seniors plan activities for week A scrumptious gift Calendar IN THE MONEY SAVING Monday Apri I 9, 1984 Poge-5 In the article about the Berry Basket Shop, Syracuse, that appeared In the Sentinel Thu rsday I stated that the shop had handmade items. Due to an editorial error It came out " hand maid" which was Incorrect. Just wanted you to know Power's bunt for an error, and one F.AST MF.IGS - By The Bend Sgt. Gary Jenkins, son of Mrs. Lenora Jenkins, Syracuse, who has served in the U . S. Marines for the past 19 years Is now stationed in Norway. Jenkins served in Vietnam for 19 months and If ail goes well he will retire from the service next year. Good luck. out later third baseman Mike Schmidt muffed a probable inningending double·play grounder by Dave Concepc ion to allow another run . Gary Redus cracked a sacrifice fly, and Parker singled to tie it 6-6. Center stage then went to Esasky , the Reds' third baseman, who made several diving stops to prevent Ph iladelphia runs in the ninth and tenth . ThaI they did, after Ozzie VIrgil's pinch-hit single had given the Ph!llies a 7·6 lead in the top of the 11th. Relif'vcr Tug McGraw ca me on to try to nail down the victory, but Parker slammed his first pitch into the left -center- field ga p fo r a double. O.Vens brought on rPiiever Lany Andersen to face Perez, who pulled a tying double down the third·base line. The Daily Sentinel ' Under the direction of Mark Matson at the United Faith Church Pomeroy, OH. Rt. 7 By·pass LIGHTS 10 mg . "tar". 0.8 mg nicotine. LIGHTS100's FILTER 15 mg "tar". 1.1 mg nicotrne. FILTER 12 mg . "tar". 0.9 mg nicotrne. 100's : 16 mg "tar". 1.2 mg nicoline. av. per crgarene • FIXED RATE • NO POINTS • NO CALL • PHONE TODAY I The United Faith Church April 14, 7:30P.M. bv FTC melhod. < 1M4 fl..l . fl f'o' NOLDS TOIACCOCO . Pastor Rev. Robert E. Smith, Jr. Extends a Cordial Welcome to All New 2 pc . Couch & Chair . livin& rm . suite with wood him arm ca~s covered w1th e~e pen sive 100% nylon / antron .cover. 449.95 . STORE HOURS 446-9523 9:30-5:00 Closed Thurs. 1312 Eastern Ave .......... 446-4113 (Next door to Pizza Hut} �6--- The Daily Sentinel Page Monday, April 9, 1984 PomeJOy-Middleport, Ohio Property transfers -------------------------- Verna Hyst>ll , dP<..'Pasf'd 11 1 ( •• Jlt· Hvsell, NO<'I H \SPII M 1ld1 rd I II'' ·II Marjorl f> Wtl t, ElPanOJ H OO\l'l N01 ma n H ~ Sf:'ll, Dunn3 BLIIIO< 1\ Affidavit for Tra ns . rtutidnd 'I'\\ p C ha rl ~s RusS('ll , I\lbtg<IIPl I ' RusS(>II 10 ChaiiPs Hu~ ~l'l l. \L11 garPI E Hussd l Lot 1 .n1d I ol 1 Chester Cora F'1 a nn·s IX·nm dt u ...... '< I Far! ~nm Sr Attl d .t\ 11 ! 111lllt ' t 1 '' l'dl l,o N J.argr. Tho m a• A Cnsp, :vt.u' F ( IJS J.) Parct'ls, Salf'm Hllbt'I 1 Duiwux Susie Dunf"u x to :.1o nongahpl,1 Pow~ 1 Co, R 1ght of S,11lsbu" ! ).. 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Debt Servtee Funds RevP.n u e RP<: PI["l ts Ta xes 06:JC!'J4J Fa r nHl tJS on l nlf~'i l :J I 'j t):J 'J 4 rnenr f-iH 4 0 Ill 3 I Recet p ls ••"•'<> ?~ I Recerpt s !\!' ! , 1 ~(;7/9 4 7 II~ l : 'I \1 Ill I I I f"P II I t)i I 11 ', o'tllt filS I) I lr I~ 1 Srzes Start From 12'x16' UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses 614-992-7626 PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES LIMETONE HAULED GOU' LESSONS SPEOAL ADULT 6 tor '40 STUDENTS 6 for '30 , .::.~~n~~l now } ,:9/' 41911 mo •All Alts S1turdly plly1n1 :J3 2C9 2b O e l11 S'"'r JtU:' S ( 14 809 1G To 1a 1 Ex fJ D 1 s ~u r:;p E><cess o l RevP n tJP 1 ,, ~rJ 1 tl_j 44 !ll8fl1S 267 6 1J0 63 Opf>r Jl •rH.j Tr;ms1Prs - In r120a 18 AdVd llCES In [Not Tuially Tr ansacJPd Durtnq furrpnJ 2 2 oon YP Jr ) Orher U ses P.S oo 18 I) I'd' I f I !11 t\ & i\r q , I 1 ( I rv 49 l l ot ':J, 1! p " Q!o( 1900 l o t al Loca l 154304 Re ce,ots ')2 393 S3 G 1n1c 1 ' 0 111 1 111 •r 1 I II & Con str tK 11 0n Or 1 11!• 1 n, , , ( s1 1" I ' 1 1\ I II <.;, Umemployed Or lard Off? ! •' 1 I • I•" Att,lll ! r JI ! I 1·)· llf) ' IJ,J n11 tiD9 11. " ' '""' :'1')17-lh ' Ill II I • P f)t<; }H, .. I I ll! Ill" IJ R7<-1118] 9b Rt'l • ' • PI~ )f' (), , 1 lln.j pr r~Pn • ll P. • Il l' II J( 1 -, ~.J 11) '- c; "' 1l\JI• l I 1 I:' (•I t Or • 11 '' 11 t• r () ,) 11:'11.1 8<! '.ioh 1 '' ' I N 1 1 'ld I~ I 111 I 1' tll fl ,- lh7 86 Bus•ness 2560 2590 To tal Su noortm11 393 2!:> 5i::i 1 1 1 Acarlem'c & Suh 1f'C I Otlf'ntPd ?2l4il LanqtraqP Ot1f>r\IPri 1 Of-i 4 / I 0\CIIPJ I!On 0110n ! N~ & pl l bl ( 27 4 ~(1 f)fl so-oo '-,nr:, 86 he 01 Sht Jr5e UndPr rnents 1A q J2 21) G3 SA ~In OnPrat1nq 1rans.1Prs - Out 21) 35 lol al Other ~~ )]! > II j hna nc.rnt] Source'> ', fl 1' '11 n 1 G 823 78 r.nc;h Balances Jrm 1 19 8 3 34 133 27 F1rnd Cas l-t Bola nces rJer 1 I 198 3 50 96? 05 f~. 1 ATIEND FREE SEMINAR Wed April 11 , 1984 7 00 PM M e191 Inn MTA School Adm1ssmn's Offtce 184 Church St Jackson Oh to 45640 MIA School R 1 Stl e 556 Glade Run Road West Jeff erson Oh10 43162 R£G 83 03 0837 I Operations Manager Natr ona I company w1th over 250 locat1ons IS ex - pand rng rnto the Galhpohs area If you have the self 1mage to handle S46, 800 Per Year '-J( I o1 o\ 1 1) ) r " ' I ! 1 • I ./ So J: ICI' • J'1r l M11 •1 11·, (,]! q jl () tfl 1, I ) itl 7 7 1 }' H, /o ROO 1)1 1 ~, 'J8 2' {)( ) !1 ( r '• , r 1 1 " C JI! ill II ( ) fl ~ (' p, r 11 Ht. n.rt, .~ and contrnuous trammg, your own offtee and staff radro frequency perrmeter protec t10n For deta1ls 54 Misc. Merchandise ' " l• 11) F n 11 "' ~' 'll I/A') 7r8 1 71 Nn11 Or 1• ll •"'l H. , 1-'ltJI" S tJ I• I, • ' !b ()' )() 8'~ r N I! r,) l '-,11 !! f' /74 I} 11 1 f f) Tntal N•" f! tJ•, 1l1 ttq f?, 1 ' •1)1 ', iOCJ 71 ~ 1• 1 f) ,c t, I ' ''•' n ) -. Ro ! ( liP lnll'll ,nrj 1r 111 Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows Just Past Krodell Park Special April Only 12x24 ... $5.500 installed 14x28 ... $6,200 mstalled Office: 675-1388 949-2263 4-4-1 mo. pd. DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK 1110 Need A Specfal Cake? CALL WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR VAUGHAN'S BAKERY •Z£NIIH Middleport, OH. •SYlVANIA •SPHD QUHN LAUNDRY REFRIGERATOR AND OTHER MAJOR BRANDS We Have A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty •GIBSON RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESIER-985·3307 31?] / 1 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We do C8kea. puts , COO· k18S, for any OCCBIIOn . brrthdays anmversanea. hohdaya Weddtnzs Are our Spec talty Weddtng Cakes Tops and Novelty Cake l1ems Are On Di sp lay PH. 992-5546 Hou rs B to 6 mn No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, DH. 45769 We Have the lowest Rates Real Estate General FOR SALE Q 11 ~~~IJI Ad v)nr • ill HOUSE IN CHESTER. Three acres w1th a mcely constructed conrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath, 12x15 hvmg room and 24x24 famtly room. Partrally carpeted. fuel oil furnace w1th facilities for woodbumer 12x15 block storage buildrng, 20x30 block garage. Right off Rt. 248, COUnt!) sett1ng, v, m1le east of Chester. Oh1o ( 2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down· statrs equtpped wrth kttchen. hvmg room, dintng room and den. upstatrs has two bedrooms and one bath. house also has base· ment lot s1ze approx 48'x308' Needs work If Interested contact The Home Nat1onal Bank rn Racrne. 949-2210. Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Rooting of all Types Worked in home area 20 years Rt 7, Pomeroy. Oh "Free Estr mates' "Custom Exhausts " EUGENE LONG WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH. 992 -7013 J&F Ot,r 1\ 1 r I" Reve nue Rece1pt s Taxes 2 060 052 4 7 Tut!t On 4 8 111 55 Ea rntn gs on Inves t me nt 6 7 850 94 Mt scel laneoue Rece1pts NPt l• l l Rf <t r' I 500 t 600 1100 f lillrl ( I l l nctl Jll , Dror ! 1 ! (!.q r l l ,r r; t(), r , IJ,Jr 01 '1 h o 1l ~ • uuo no 1 1 ! ll04 mr•n l ~ I trtv l ( • ~ ' ' l'l.:!l 1n1 1 "JAl n ]1)/182 41 "Hh Jg . •/ 695 DOOR~ 1149 95 HOODS . 1174 95 BUMPERS 169 95 GRILL .. --· 142 SO A SUPPORT . 184 95 TAIL GATE ......... 155 00 FORO FENDER 169 95 BUMPER ...... -·- 169 95 Also Some Car Fender' Available Ph. (614) 843-5425 J.8·2 mo. pd. 304·676·2688 female boxer dog • 7-8 mo old , fawn colorwtth white chest Reward Call 614· 268 -1626 LOST: In Rodney area. Cocker 'Wendy' &: 9 mo old pup Both buff No I D LOST Addaville Grade School area Ten Pit Bull dog. answers to Jack If found call 614- 367 0618 Reward Lost 1 pa1r reading glasaes brown frame , brown case wtth pen m the case Call 614 -992 -2239 15 month -old He1fer. wh1te Bnd red stnped, lost m or around Gtbbs Farm. neBr 81g Woo ds If seen please call 304-882·2033 evenrngs POMEROY,O. 992 -2259 OWNER NEEDS TO SELL W1lhng to Negotiate -onth• 2 bedroom mobile ho me elec heat on nrce lot ol appro< 1 acre Ask~ng $I I 000 SYRACUSE - PRICE RE· DUCEDI - Another bargarn from Cleland Realty' 3 bedroom remodeled home, new roof ca rpeted also outburldrn~ all on 3 lots Only $20.000 SYRACUSE - Beaut1ful home wrlh many mce features, fam1ly room fireplace sprral ~arrcase. 3 bedrooms 2 baths, n<e workshop challl hnk fence $64.000 POMEROY bedroom home •TRENCHING •BACK HO E •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WAT ER. GAS. SEWER RAIN liNES County C:ertrf 1ed " RECLAMATION WORK " OIL Fl ELO SERV I CES • DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •coNCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES "WATER GAS & OIL LINES JIM PH. SEPTIC TANKS INSTAll£0 FREE ESTIMATES CLIFFORD 367-7560--367-767 CHESHIRE QHtO 3·1 · I 992-720L5·tl RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also ac1d boi I and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 498 PAT HILL FORD General Construction Roofmg A Specialty 4-6-1 mo 992 -2196 Moddleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc PULLINS EXCAVATING KITCHEN & SON CONSTRUCTION - Dozers - Backhoes PH. 992-2549 - Dump Trucks 4 Fam•ly Garage Sale Cente nary Townhouse Rt 141 . Apnl6 8. 7 Fn 8. Sat 9 until 6PM Bargatn ' 11 galore . some anttques 3 Fam1ly Sale Add1son Townhouse Upper Rt 7 Wat ch for !ugns Children & baby clothes. stoller dtshes. Lee Jeans. ptllow s. spr eads 8 -4 Mon 9 . Tu e 10 Open: -T renctlef - Water - Sewe< -Gas lrnes - Sept1c Systems Mon.-Sat. 10 to 6 LARGE or SMAll JOBS PH 992-2478 3 22 I mo pd BOGGS Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24 -tfc MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your w~r~ng needs, furnaces repa1r service and installatron. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992·5875 PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS SALES & SERVICE 35185 Oak H1ll Road long Bottom, OH. 45743 Authomed John Deere. New Holland . Bush Hog Farm Equrpment Oealer Form Equipment U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von S.:hrader Equipment Recommended by Leadrng Carpet Manu · Parts & Service tacturers I 3 fie 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3 28 I mo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. YOUNG'S Bashan Buoldong CARPENTER SERVICE EVERY SAT. NIGHT - Addona and remodelmg - Roof1ng and gutter work - Concrete worh - Piumbmg and electrtcal 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns work (Free Est1mates) Only V. C. YOUNG Ill Announcements 992-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio I2 8 tic 2 story 3 1 TUPPERS PLAINS - NICe 3 bedroom ranch wr1h large krtchen and dinrngrooms. elec heat fireplace appro> I acre lot N1ce house mce pnce $39,500 REALTORS Henry Cleland. Jr 992·6191 Dott1e Tumer 992 -5692 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Jo Hill 985·4466 J&L BLOWN INSULATION Card of Thanks VINYL & M l. "Bud" McGHEE Broker-Auction Service Cheryl Lemley, Me1es County Assoe~~te Phone 742-3171 -, BISSELL ALUMINUM SIDING SIDING CO. •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing FREE ESTIMATES "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara9.es " Call for free siding estimates~ 949-2801 or JAMES KEESEE PH. 992 -2772 ll6 2mo 949-28o0 No Sunday Calls 3 II tic We would like to thank each and everyone wh o sent flowers & helped m any way durmg the til ness of VIrginia Covert Veterans Memorial Hosprtel. St Joseph Hospi tal. Pomeroy Emergency Squad. Ew1ng Funeral Home. S. Rev W1lham New man . God Bless Everyone who helped m any way Donald E Covert & Family 3 Announcements PERSONALIZED POOLS Real Estate General Vinyl & Aluminum SIDING . 498 Gen Harttnger Pkwy. Mtddleport, OH . PH. 992-2549 OPEN: 'W MISS THERESA .t'JI.A MARCO PALM & PSYCHE READING Wlll rtad rovr tnltrt hie wttnout nk1"1 any qunt10ns 111j'es advtct on 111 affaln of hft such n love 1rtd busmess, srckness and h11lth 1517S Court(n11ttoCour1houset ATHENS MON.-SAT. 10 to 6 COMPLETE POOL SERVICE 2nd flooJ, 011 9. Call 593 54!! 4-6-1 mo. 322lmo 10 1m -6 p 111 - After 6 30 p m can be rHchtd 1t 16 Pl11ns f10 per hour 3368 Catt 446- Babys1ner wented all sh1fts & weekends- Call446-8260 after 5PM Recept1on1at Sales 5 day per week. 1 or 2 e\le • Sat Send complete resume to Box 1292 m care of the Gall1pohs OarlyTnbune. 826 Third A11e. Galltpohs. Oh 45631 . Wanted people 1n Gallra and Metgs CountJea to share homes m a foster home type program for adults w1th emotional problem s Retm bersement of $240 to 9 330 per mo For more mformatiOn call or wnte Becky Canter. Woodland Centers Inc , 412 Vmton P11ie, Gallt - polts, Oh 46631 CAll 446 5500 or 992 2192 E11penenced mechan1 c wanted, full trme. fnnge benefitS & salary Send Resume to Box 729 S. Dally Sentmel Court St. Pomeroy. H1gh School Juntors Semors- Be a member of OJR West Vtrgm• a Army Nat10nal Guard Buddy Pia to o n!11 W e cu r rent ly have vacanctes for 1ndt v 1d uals who want to attend baste trarmng wtth ot h e r s from West V1rg1ma Tratnmg wtll begtn at Fort D"'t NJ on June 11th and you wtll be back for the fall schoo l term This 15 the p erfect summer JOb Jorn now and begm earmng mon ey for monthly meetmgs ear n full t1me pay durmg summer traJ n tng and then earn pan t1m e pay upon return from trat ntng Call 304 -675 3950 or 1 ·BOD 642 3619 Au ct t o n every Tuesday mght, Pt Plea sa nt WVa Auct Lonnt e N ea l Youth Center Bldg Camden St Nurs ery worker wanted f or Sunday an d Wednesday ev entngs and spec 1al servtces at Hetgl-lt s Un rted M ethodist Church for detads PI-lone 304 · 675 6889 ahe r 5P M 614·367·7101 Atck Pe8rson Auct toneer Servtce Estate . Farm An ttque 8r hqutda t1on sales Licensed S. bonded m Oh10 &: WVa 304 - 773 5785 o r Hoppe s Blue R1bb on P1 g Sal e Aprrl 14 1984 Set 7PM Fayette County Fatr grounds Washmglon CH Ohto Over 20 champtons on the county . state. and na tional level tn the last 8 mo Oon t mrss thr s sale Call Auctron e11ery Fn night at the Hartford Community Center Truckloads of new merchandrse e\lery week Cons1gments of new end used merchandtse always welcom e R1cherd Reynolds Au ct ton eer 304 275 Now acceptrng iippl lC8f1ons Apply rn person no phone ca lls A pply 5 pm 7 pm Gmos P1zza Ma son Sa b2 . tclar1 1 A ccepting applrcat1ons be tween 1 1am to 1 pm Apply m person n o phone calls Gmos Ptzza PI Pl easan t 12 Situations Wanted Would l1k e to ftnd someo n e who coul d make badges patches. & 1nstgma s 1or a c hur c h youth program Please call 675 3515 be tween 5 30 & 7 00 Garden pl owmg. d1sk1ng . corn plant1ng bush hoggmg etc Vmton area Call 6 14 - 388 -9792 Mt Alt o Auc t1o n E\lery Saturday 6 p m Constgn ment s accepted 1 00 till sale ttme Emma Bell auctioneer 4288177 L1c 429 · 84 Wtll cara for the e lderly tn my home lol s of referen ces Men o r women Ca ll 614 667-3402 Mercer's Rtv er v tew Per sonal Care H om e has vacan ctes for el derly persons Betty M erc er owner 304 - 773-5882 84 304·4 28 8177 Have vacan cy ior elder ly person Room board & care. rf needed Ca ll 614 9 992-6022 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for lat e model dean used ca rs J1rr ~Jimk Chev Olds In c 81!1 Gene J o hnson Harper's Adult Care Home has a vacancy f or another restdent elderly person Cal l Wanted to buy square danc mg clothes S1ze 10 any type Call 446 -4537 Wanted to buy standtng t1mber Call after 6 or anyt1me week e nds . 614 - 388 9906 9617 o• Lease 256 Wanted to buy New . used & ant1que furmture Wtll buy 1 p1ece or complete house · holds Also complete Au ctt oneenng serv1ce Cell Rodney Howery 614 - 698 7231 8uymg dally gold, St iver corns r1ngs. Jewelry sterlmg ware, o ld coins, large cur rency Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd Ave Mtddleport , Oh 3476 SWEEPER and sewmg ma chine repatr . parts. and aupplies P1ck up end delivery. Dav1s Vacuum Cleaner . one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Call 61 4 · 446 · 0294 POSITIVLV NO Hunting or trespalltng on my property Hilda Hayes. Glenwood. W Ya Decorat•d cakes. all occeslton, r•nonably pri ced 304-896· 3828 COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Bed s. ~ron wood . cupboards. chairs chBih. bullets . d1shea stone JiltS, Bnttques. gold and Stiver Wnte - M 0 Miller. Rt 2, Pomeroy Ohio 45769 7760 o• colt 614· 992 16mm proJector 304 · 675 4671 Wanted to buy , 1976 to 1980 u"d truck in good condition. 304- &76- 6203 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING Lower priced regular tumngs duscounts to Santor C1trzens. Churches 8. Schools Ward's Keyboerd, 304-675-3824 Pteno Tumng and Repair Brun1cardt Mustc Co , 448 0687 Sk1ll and tntegnty our trademark Lane Dan1ela. 614-742 2951 THOMPSON BOOKKEEPING Monthlv and Quarterly accounts welcome 42B Sec ond Ave Call 446 1 136 B & M Pa1ntmg Res . lnd , Comm Free esttmates Call 614 256 1492 or 446 - 1104 Professtonal Electrolys i s Clnuc spec1altz tng m probe type electro lysts. the only safe permanent method of ha1r removal recogmzed by th6 F 0 A and approved by th6 A M A Open da1ly and evenmgs by appo intment Phone 304 · 675 - 5568 8onna Handley Owner Operator Pam Burton , As SIStant Mark Handley Apprent1ce Real Estate 31 Homes for Sale Ex lo c . 4 bdr house Corner of Washmgton Ave and Jemco Ad 539 .500 At 2 3 bdr . country hvm g S28.000 Ltst wnh us we have ot h er A One Rea r Estate Carol Yeager Broker Howard L Yeager Il l sales man Call 304 675 5104 or 304 675 5386 6 ro om house tn Vmton partly turn 316 Matn St S14 000 Call 614 388 9087 Three bedroom frame house w1th bath LR . eat m ktt chen uttl 1ty room attached garage w1th auto opener porch and ut1hty room Central a~r 39 Chtl l1cothge Rd Ca l l 446 2583 Bam t o 5pm or 446 2557 after 5pm Three bedroom brrck home w tth 1 1/ 1 baths carpeted ful l basement garage. b1g out s •de bu1\dmg With \f• ac r es \a nd on Georges Cree k Rd Call 446 4265 or 367 Home m Mtddlepurt Apr rl shower o f savtngs Thou sands of dollars Call 614 992 6941 Bu tl d on your lot a new homt< you affo r d Over 1100 sq f1 6 rooms & ba1h. car pe t ed. raady to move tnto S26 .500 also garages & basement Ca ll Patr101 Home Builders 446 8038 W1lt con stder mobrf e hom e as trade 1n For Sale by Owner 5 ro o m h ouse . fu ll s12e basement & garage See Edtth J Fu lk s. 8 Vmton St Gal hp ohs. Oh Ph 614 446 4121 Owner transfered must sell beautiful 3 bdrm brrck home Fueplace de c k woods pnvacy sunsh tne p nva cy S 63 900 Call 614 992 5420 14 985 4201 Bus.ness Treming Av on representativ e needed good ternt or1 es Henderson Galhp olts Ferry and many others 1 576 23 18 1 8 Wanted to Do General Hauhn g and Trash removal Servtce Reliable and dependable Call 446 3159 between 9 and 5 Ketth's Law n M ow1ng & Tr1mmmg Servtce R ehable and dependable Reasona · bl e rates Call 446 - 3159 or 256-6251 Babysttttng Wtll babystt w ee kdays Call 446 6247 Roofing and g utter work . m etal work . h ousepatntJng , ca rpenter work EJtc ref Free esttm ates Call 446 3 171 614 992 Cash patd for fancy •ron or heavy IrOn beds S 160 and up for certam Metgs Co stone JlUS Old t1me cup board call 1 - 304 - B8 2 HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below merkel retet Ftxad convent1onel FHA · VA Leader Mortgege . Athens. collect 614 692 · 304 -675-1293 614 388 Wanted 1o Buy or tobacco poundage 22 Money to Loan Baum Addthon 3 bedrm bnck 1 V1 bath fu ll base ment ta mrly room carpo r t patro S57 000 Ad JOtnlng 1/} acre l ot availab l e Cal l 614 446 3672 Wanted to buy us ed coa l & wood heaters Swatn Furnt ture. 446 · 3159 3rd & Olive St Galh polrs. Oh 7 0232 3069 Mt Alto AuctiOn Barn unttl further n oh ce, sa l e wtll be the f1rst and second Saturday 6 pm only Emma Bell Au ctton eer Ltc No 429 - Daily Sentinel-Page 3051 Sell the best Sell AVON Rro Grande and Bulav•llePorter area Call388- 9046 Plow gardens m Pomt Plea sa nt o r Kanaug a Cell f rom 5 00 lttl 11 00 304 675 3292 For sa le or rent 3 bedrm h ouse wtth detached gara ge on :14 acres tn Portland area Ca ll after 5 30 p m 304 273 5272 Four bed roo m al l electrrc brr ck hom e for sa l e or t rade 2 ba ths huge !tvtng room wtth fneplace dm1ng room 2 car gautge on 1 t~ c re 1 rmle NOrth of Chesler At 7 S65 ,000 Call 304 773 5319 or 304 773 5421 N1ce house 1n Pomeroy 3 bedrm fully carpeted base ment , f ireplace large fronr porch $39 500 Call 614 992 7583 2 sto ry ho u se corner l o t Mtddleport , 1 ' 1 ba1h car pe1 ed st orm do o rs & wtn dows gas hot water heat & tull basement Call 614 992 3140 Owner transferred must sell ex c e ll e nt c o ndttt o n $66 000 $11 000 down Assume B 1 2 P e t loan 304 675 1529 aft e r 5 00 4 room house 1n country la rg e l ot on Chestnut Rrdge c1ty water . hooked up S12 000 304 675 7689 Financial 2711 Rd Rt 612 - 6 30 II 0 m Readinc 15 With This Ad AVON Sell Avon make $6 - 1612 or 446 1437 Wlfh SpaCIOUS rooms. very neal. modern I ~ baths basement garage large lot $35,000 Pubhc Sale & Auction 614 335 7394 - lo-8oy Help Wanted M ature lady to babys1t 2 month o ld m parent ' s home tn Pomeroy References re qUired Ca ll 614 992 6849 after 5 p m ·Galifiloiis-& Vicinity 304· 773· 9185 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 608 E Ma1n BACKHOE 11 Oh Yard Safe 8 CONTRACTING "DOZER 3 28 tfn Rt 124.Pomeroy Ohto ~~ OOOil '11 Yr,J I Truck FENDER Roger Hysell GARAGE 1 !r llv l <rn-..•1 1<1 1<'1 ) 1 1 Vinyl & Aluminum I 'h M1tes South of Chester Call 614-992 -6737 New Chevy ln rN11 Yr 1 , 1 CUSTOM BE_N OWNERS: Rodney & Roger Keller Fo1 Faster Serv1ce Tr t \1\111 '" '> Ill • !I Ot,r 11 J I olff 111 )i!l l 2 small male Maltese dogs SUPERIOR SIDING CO_ KELLER'S We'd hke to mtroduce you to Engage-A-Car, the modern way to drtve the l/ehlcle of your ChOI Ce 11004 / l Totals 18 10 1820 1830 1900 23 1 75213 f Ol al LPC<II tra1mng of Veterans 412-225-2710 I •! h' , ,, M villr • ' (148 4 7) OthPr tJ spc:, 11)1 lh ' < lflr (Uses\ Keep your present JOb wh1le you tr arn Approved for the ttons we seek s. OtSbtlfSP Tratntng We offer exceptional earn mgs, unl1m1ted market. baste Ovl' t lJ d• • rnc nts :=, 7 1 ')(_j 97 hcPss of RP1Fn11P Upera ttnll !ran~fer s Ji ll ' Rt I I Oru r ll' 1 1) 1 ., •' 11 Pill ln •p , ' ' S d'' & V\• 1•.• ' <;{ Job Pla ce ment Ass1stance Propnetary Fund Types Enterpnse Funds and Totals rJ f P(Ji f FUll OR PART-TIME you may have the qualrhca- ln1,rl ~"1 ~r.: NOW OPEN Charleston Rd. NEW-REPAIR I 1 q I" 'II f otJI Ext riJ c urr 1cular Sales and Service t1 1 71) l( )'j llj f t d 11 Cl r1• , 1t ["; I II , $('rv• "C Ac i•V 1!1 l•rs Honn t Soc 1oo tr es I HJ/' I' l t1 , H Jl I TRACTOR TRAILER Decem'- 31 , 1983 ( 11<;._,111 01 1 " Ac ttv 1t1Ps 11 r j ! ll lf ll \ • •, Sf'rvtcPs H SH CJ 1 ~ ' I II I '1 f1 r• r 1pt f nnd S •r v ' ., 17 I IIQrt K-lH 1tH 1 1 •H l 1\1:! ~h8 'J) Combined Statement of Cash R&cetpts. Disb. . .ments. And Changes 1n Fund Cash BalllneftS - All Propnetery Fund Types and S1melar F1duc1ary Fund Types - For The Ftscel Year Ended J: t 39 ?2 1' . , RI I I l 'llf'r! rn flr11 ,, I Pome roy Oh1o ) .J I I I I ' J 11 1 Women 126 ''1 Ec\1 Morn 1 , , I I i ll ) I ( 1500 1600 17JO RRCPI P'"' 7 4 099 Srudenr Transpo rta ' 1 , '• I,J Funds 711 09<) 22 N I\ ~ ~~ ~, n 1l}• 1 Types Expendable Trust Re c P. 1p ts To 1a1 Re\P t u~'- ~ lH [ •I 1 1 1 & Weekday or Weekend 11 t I Rlt , ,nrt'•l P• ,, >. H· \I •DI I <ll,l' 0 P1• r & Men Tu1t1on As sistance Available i{l (\ (1(1( 1(11 1• 11 •11 I I 83C 1n 1,1') 83 '"' \ 1 1 • 1 I u nd C:ac:;h 8J I,1nces Jan 1 19B3 4 3G 082 qq ltmrl C:ash Ba ta n1 PS OPe 3 1 1983 IS3 'F>l 65 FMI..,..-y Fund 1 1 1 11 I ' ll , •' y ,. I 1 R,of , ,r HI t I, 1 Train To Drive Tractor Trailers I l '~ H 1'1 Hefp Wanted 1 r. 1• , f atal Suooor t1nn Sf'rvtu•s 4 Lti 41 9 1] I o ral t:: ~o LJ,<>hursP m ents 4 26 4lq 11 18 10 18?0 1900 To tal LO( al ADS} 11 rl 0 •'' . lfi)04 1AI (282 63 1 341 IN THE 1..1 { 1 M y, 1, 1 Ad 1. 11 11 ·~ Q ,t f Il l 1II>,, 11 i f'< men rs 177fl 4 ?7 lfol 8:lPr.l 11ll <l f1 nnc:, 1 pr<:. n oll r=J ?n4 t 8 rn il I O t hPI Ill d r'I Cin <l Sn u ('P<; tAi:U 1 Uh 4 '1 SPrv 305 75 7 7~ Ooera ttnn & Ma 1nt o l Plan! SPrvtces. 1LO bH I ~ 4 E~pe r dl lllff' nl 'i blii S( Ll__. I I 'JI'' h r. 1 'l ' 127 6 11) 6 4 F ~ pc n d i ii H P DtS b uiSt: mPnts Fa ct lrl tPs Aca u•S1!1 0f1 3 23 ti n II Or 0)11' 1 ~:)() 1 217 ~ ~. t , ., r Pr1' ' " I I 12 7 6 I 8 t) tl F><DP,ndt 1ur P. 1lj '" '" /<. Ill > 1 AI 1 I• Coll614· 388· 9792 fo.' t (lql3 1 RII S IH ,rrJ I , ) 1\ 1Jl l f>l' '>" l'j ~~t-' V PII 1810 18'10 183 0 PH 949-J046 ~~~'; 1 197 1 S l l \ ( •' f), ! •T '), 1\, I" '500 1600 1700 POOLS-PLUS 742-2328 nt j 11 ! f! I I 1) 1\Jnrt Pr M1scei iJ neous R('CC1 p1 5 WRITESEL ROOFING CO. AL TROMM 1• I' < ~~7 1.:: 778 S• 1v11 r,rjl ( I P. Or '-.t RPvPnup Rer PtP1S Earnmqs o n Invest rnen t 3 958 M1 sce llanPOlJS Reef' Ph ~~~ (l Reve n ue Recf!tPIS Use~ CHIMNEY SWEEP )· ~11q112 Earntnqc; on lnvw}l me nt LO BSO 4~ llh t>s CHIMNEY KING 1'1 <, I! I 1363608 Fu,.,d C1sh Ba la nces OPe 31 1983 287190 89 CaprtalPfOIOC1 Funds ReCP I I)! S Over I JCj 1 ' () I) (), i="u'l r1 Cas ~ Ba la nu•s U1lrec;tr1 llf'rl In A1d f a ta l Srnt r L1 l.l/tJ9139 1r•• oo ') 7 3 8511 8 I 98 3 •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE ( , 11• • 1 \ 1' ,no (1 t S1 e 20 11 •Refr~gerators 14') 0 870~ fl ll p i< Tot:~l OthPr F1 n1 ( 111 <1 Soul! !U ses ) •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges <• ' ho<; )o H 1•1 I" 1 StTII S! Uvingroom chair. fair cond 7 Stll I• II Trt rl, ReLf> IJ J! o. Over t U!ld Pr Exp D 1sbu rsf' DutltKJ Cu tr en l 985-3561 All Makes ;70 f'l4S Sfl Sup)\O rt 'i •'" G68J1844 Ye~n 22 ono Arlva nc ps 011 ! !No t Tutillly Trans dl teri KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 17tLd9f 8 G3 209 28 lllPll [:, FOR FUTURE 'JSE " 4 5 tfc ILI\11 h30 /0 good home Call 446· 7473 LOST trips ~ •On Course Ins truction *Aiflrds INSTRUCTORS John Ttafotcf Dove " Btg Htl'' Burt CHESTER OHIO tl lrhtr 11 1 0 1 11 In good natured, find Gray house cat. mu1t decleNVed. 6 Lost and Found throuah seuon 742-2328 Racine, Oh Ph. 614-843-5191 10 6 tic S t: r VJ I:t:~; - ;:)' •Supervised Golf / AL TROMM P&S BUILDINGS 3113 THE KOUNTRY KLUB I l lll 93S F. G'1 0 7 Se rv 1cPs "CUT OUT 1•1111 S 11 1 S uppu 111 d Jan 1 r~o' \ I Ill 1' )I I I !Ufl0 - Ft sca l ~ u nd ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS [ fiiiJIIIYIIWIII Giveaway lleward Call 814- 246 9592 or 614-245 5478 Hr (, opt'-i I ,J07 7{)7 09 Unrt"rll 1 !t d (11 lilt 1 (I 1 r, I 32 6v lr w t H1•'>l1 •f l• tl (i ' ,t 1' lnAnl (1 711 280 l t~t . tl SitH Rf'l I tJ)I l I I)_ 26S tlO H, 11 1 I • I (1r 1 I lr t AI I .147 f-i96 93 T111J f , tJ, 111 1H/69b9J ~~ .~, ' l i \ 1 D osb tJi semPnt<; S u ~ p o tt SerJtrf':'t Ta!J I MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Sodo, • oo•o• I II ' Rece1pt s 0 hPr GREG ROUSH PH . 992 -7583 or 992-2282 ll ·l·tfc H oo Oo1 n.. >on UnrPst rtC 1ed Gr ants !nArd ?51f-im/O T01a l State rota l eH lU ll\ Total Local f-x ress o f Rt>vPnue Ht>Cf' l pte; 0\ Pr ' lJ r< df' r lil T In Anl 4G ~3 7 Jc~ n Tn tll ll Pv~"n•r• 11,11 •.1 1 1 11 1l ( 31 198i l <'l ()/gl37 I ::,( 0 l tJO() 1 !{)() 1 1U 1H/U lH l(t 1 ()0() 11 )29313 1 11 l n. Jl ll I D 1 !)• •'• I (!! ~ <; Spec1al Revenue Funds r~ t •'n t ro RPo r-1pt<:. M r<;< P itl llf' Ott '\ l! t"i i'tfl T ~ (, ilol ( lt• , I t J •! R !:>A f::l ,tlun, f) rl81 8(1 Rr le 1J) 1"' [ >..[ 1 r .. sh HPI lJt Il l II o.-•r And Fund Cash Balances - All Fund Types - At December 31 , 1983 Balance December 31 1983 t II l 2~ 19~ (J2 flr •OI Yf'.:tr '> RC't-:CII) t" TOIJI RP\(' t uP 1C't'd 1 11 11 I ( 1\ ~ 1111 j Jane Wagner Treasurer of the Board of Education 614-992 -6650 Statement 1 Combined Statement of Cash. Investments .(,1 1• r c; 0 111 i!\c1t 1\t l\ 1111 'rl ' I I 45760 I lfj ] {jl , ()) l ut,ll O thrr ~ n1n1 11111 S<l uiCI''l (U'-.f> '> l /80 !H 1 BO Othf'r U', r c:, 1 b!'t 3/8 30 f lllld ( d'> h lltl ,lni f' S J,trl I l'HLl 116 011703! 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OHIO Accounrs and v'!uc hcrs o l the follow,nq n amed hduc•a•1es huve b Cf'n !.r ed 1n 111e Probalf' Coull M ctQS County Ohto lor <H.mr ovJI aM se ltl ernent CASE NO 218 I 5 F1' 1h PiJitiJI Accou r1 t 1_,, Berna rcl V Fultz 1 l 'l'i¥' ot I Iii' Trusl under 'tem I 0 ol !I"P W II u l Anjerson B 1< nt) l" Drr ~' CJse d CASE NC 23080 Secon o P<J rt n l A cc· o~..n t rro la' l\ e to lh A E'i t dll" o l Hooe r /\dams NOTICE OF ld 11 111 llot1t "c...., .. o .. .. ,h_ . . n .owo~.,..,.., , ,.,,.,.~,...,..,, ........ ........ to.-· OG lomoo-A<U>fflO Public Nottce !II - 00 A.....,...,ti<UflON 01 'llllonltJ• tc ) , tl ................ ........ a -u~.•~•"'' lll-~101 01 0 ) . . ........ _ , ,ltw-.. ' . . .......... or o Oo DISHES .. ,....... ............... . ,.--. - ll ............. ..,<y<ln New Homes -Exlenme Remodeling Insurance Work CustQm Pole Bldgs & Garages Roofing Work Aluminum & Vinyl Srdrngs ( fau•Ju d P"ll''' c"' ' r 1/" j .. /1, ,. 1"' 1,., ,, 1, 11 ,,,. , ,r h rm Ill' • )I ....... , " " lolo l l ltl_.. ,.. _ _ .. -o. 1 I RI"' O TV. (;II Rooo" _..._, TY III - l l l" ' - " ' ''-'""'"'.... ......... 013 M_ _ 0 l edl-'1 _ ,.,. A_o ~~~- s.n11 o4'1) H M .. 11-"-'l•••••"'•d lllnou••- 1ll4U d C' ! f'S Sutf<lll Hu bl n ( a v-•••wD 14-Mi o< ..... <....... ,., I) C . ) 0 -ol ...l <lmll' 1' •. r ......, I'I< M<>Oo. Ot\1IIP A S.-\ tl'. Ju rH' \ "-,1\lt'lo Rl r k (,('O J g t • llA"'- ll- l ,..ol -..,..,, 11Moo.-NI l l .,,..tO<II'r.noM Sutton IU!w \ liM.- _ 11"'•'"-t.....,...,,, I I H-•l•t.io Hlillo-H-• 1"'1 .... l l ,.,_ tuo ... .. . ........ , -.... ............... llov.a1d S S,J\11' dt"ll'd"t'(i Ill O rY !ll(~ B Sa\ t P t Ptl 11 ! tJ,II l " SJ\! t' 11 -oa.....w""' ll ....,lol- l l oo o.., o fow,. S<• 1p10 Ontllr 8 (- l f t . . .on<O I ' o........ ........ F.arl DPn m Sr tn! .11 1 J )t nm Jr I o u D f'nn' !1 lO\ ROUSH CONSTRUCTION Monongahela P ow er Co.. Right of V. ay, Ol1ve ...-..992-5692 or 992-6565 B f tt\' ~k (h n t Ill C.urt St Po.t~tY Olt1t 457n 1 4 ------------------------,------------------------T"-----------------------,------------------------,-----------------------~ Of Wrltt O.•HJ Snhntl Ctllsihtd Dept •C- Dif-o loall !ftodoon<l l 1•·--'"· The PomeJOy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services. PHONE 992-2156 Wav . Olive La 1 ry Dillo n. Allee Dillon to TURNER'S SATELLITE RECEIVER SYSTEMS \ 'Ill age Thom as M The Daily Sentinel Monday, April9, 1984 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB l\SHING CO recommends that you do bus1ness with people you know and NOT to send money th roug h the ma1l until you have 1nvest t gated the offenng FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUV1 11 14 ft wtde t hre e bedroom bath an d half mobtle home Stttmg on mce lot raady to move 1nt o S 225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 - 576 2711 32 Mobile Homes for Sale DEALERS WANTED ReSt dential Securty Systems 1 TRr STATE MOBILE HOM ES USEO C ARS . TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHE CK OUR PR ICES CALL 412 225 2710 614 446 7572 �Page 8-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, They'll Do It Every Time 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 54 Misc. Merchandise c..e 310 front endloader dozer. 84.000 . Call 614258 -1427. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35 PHONE 614 -4467274 All kinds of furnance pipa1 . Coll614-258-1528. 10 " Pollen chain saw $76. Call 614-256-1528 . 1 2JC 65 , mo bile home, for sale, awnings, dach , appli an es , negotiable , new Sernenn cro11bow. 160 lb .. and utility trailer, 1 .!00 lb. capacity. m~torcycte carpet, anxious to sell. Call 614 -245 -6863 . Coli 4 3 l P 37 . 12x70 mobile home with expando in livingroom. u cellent condition . All elect ri c , central air cond ., car peted throughout. kitchen appliances. all steps, underpinning included . Call 446 7 751 , if no answer 614 - 12 in . Olack &. white T\1 , exc . cond ., $30 . 75 watt audio vox equalizer, complete with wiring $60 or trade . Call 446-8114 . Sthil chain saw 041 model. 2 blac:h & decker saws . B lit D hedge trimmers . 2 radial 2 56 -6559 . tires . Call 614 -388-8409 1974 Shultz. 14~t65 with tip o ut . good condition . Washer & dryer. range , refrigerator . central air . Call446 -7487 . aher 4 . 66 Monday, April 9, 1984 Ohio Pets for Sale c han c e to own a comforta ble home . Browns trailer Court . Minenville. Oh . 614 992 -3324 . 1970 Mobile Home 12x60 New water season o ld heater. wood one burner C urtains . cookstove . refrig erator . hook up for washer Underpinning & blocks . located o n Silver Ridge 5 miles from Tuppers Plains. 1 2 x60 m obile home with tip o ut i n living room . 3 bed ro o m . a ll elec tri c . 304 -675 - 4204 M o bile h o me for sale . 12x60. 1973 Cameron . 2 bedro om . Ph o ne 304 -675 6484 after 5pm . 34 Business Buildings Mobile Home fur rent: extra nice. 2 bedroom. completely furnished : 8176 . month . plus utilities . deposit . no wide all electric mobile home. setting on lot ready to move into . 5200 .00 down $175 .00 MONTH . 304 576 -2711 . 2 bedroom furnished trailer . Crab Creek Road . $150 .00 per month. no pet s. 304 675 -1206 . 1==::::::======= 43 Farms for Rent 1- - - - - - - -- -Pasture fields for rent. 304 675 -2991 before 11 :OOam or after 6 :00 pm . Apartment for Rent building, good investment . Price reduced . 304 -675 - 446 -2775 . 35 Lots & Acreage 35 ac res off At . 588. behind Fairground s. Home sites or farm . $37.000 firm Call 446 -2158 . 32 ac re farm fo r sale , good house. 4 mi . from town . Call 304-697 -2527 Northup . fhst street on the righ111111ter craning Rfllccoon bridge Approx . 1 30 ' fron - tage. $5 .500 . Call 446 3485 . Approx 5 1f:~ acres. level land , with frontllge on 2 road5 . e11. for building or mini -fArm All utilities near by off Old At 160 near Porter. 59.500 Call 614 - 388 -8801 Approx 2 ac re s. ne!H Cen terpoint on Ri o -Centerpoint Rd County water a\lailable Southwestern School Dis tuct . 5 2.500 Ca 11614 -245 - JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunitvl has one and two bedroom a. rent starting at $157 for one bedroom and $193 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Vallay Plaza, pool and TV ant . Call 446 - 2745 or leave message . Small efficien cy apart ., cen tral air & heat , 1 professional type gentleman only . 446 - 0338 2 bdr . apts ., nice. 1 bdr . apt . utllltes pan . peid. A -One Real Esta1e, C•rol Yeager Brokar . Howard l. Yeagar Ill salesman Call 304 · 675 5104 or 304 -676 -6386 . 2 bdr . unfurn . apt .. city , nice yard, $200 mo .. $100 dep No pets. adults only. ref . req Coli 446 -1359 513'1:;- Third apt , S136 water . Call tween 9 and Ave . 3 room mo includes 446 -4222 be5. 2 bdr apt . downtown $175 mo . & 7 rms . ho use for rent Call 446 -3919 or 446 - 5 405 0021 . l ot for sale. Greenbrier Es tates N o trailers allowed , 2 1 acre s. pr iced S11 ,500 . C•ll 304 -675 -3244 1 bedroom Apt . S196. mo . including utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity. Con tact Village Menor Ap1s. t, Ac rage for sale , 14.5 acres loc aHtd Arbu ckle . W .Va . Frontage on At 62 , City water , $ 19 , 000 00 , S1 . 000 00 down with S2 00 .0 0 per month , bal · ance 10 per cent insterest by o wner . 304 -458 -1078 . 1 acre of land o n Grandview 614 -992 -7787 . Riverside Apts. Middleport Special rates for Senior Citi1ens . S 1 30 Equal Housing Opportunities . 614 - 992-7721 Ap1 . fo< <enl . Call 614 -992 5908 2 bedroom furnished apt . Call 614 -992 -5434 or 992 5914 . 0< 304 -882 -2566 Rentals APARTMENTS . mobile homes . houses . Pt . Pleasant and Gallipoli s 614 -446 - 8221 . Houses for Rent 5 rm ho use 44 Olive St . Gallipolis . Inquire at 918 2nd Ave , Gallipolis. Ohio 3 bedroo m . an carpet . S250 re nt . depo!lit Cal l 446 ,354 ah er 5 5 rms . & bath , attached garage, A -1 cond .. $210 m o ., S75 depo sil. with optio n t o buy on land co n1ract 152 Chillic othe Ad Call 446 - 1 340 or 446 · 3870 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Mobile ho m e for rent Call 446 -1609 0< 446 -0508 Loc ated 1 mi . !Iouth of Eureka 12 x60. S 160 mo .. plus $100 dep . & ref ' s. Call 614 -643 -2916 O< 614 -643 2644 . 2 bedroom , furnished . air . washer , dryer. $226 rent , depo1i1 . Call 446 - 1354 af ter 5 . 65 f1 ., adults. no pets. dep . 8o <of . Call 614-367 -7743 Mobile home for rent , in Racine . Call 614 - 367 - 7148 . 1 21160 Trailer . 2 bedrms, 1 Vz baths. Located on private '12 acre lot in Addi1on . f220 a month plus utilitie1. Call 614-992 -8843 after 5 p.m . p .m . Merchandise Seigler oil stove , Maytag wringer washer . Call 446 - 3059 . 51 Household Goods AUCTION Firewood spirit , stacked. and delivered , $30 . A large load . delivered in 8 ft . bed Call 446 -7993 anytime. SWAIN 8o FURNITURE; 62 Oli'lle St , Gallipolis _New & used wood & coal stoves, 6 piece wood living room suite with 6 inch flat arms &399. bunk beds complete with bunkies S199. 2 piece antron livingroom suites $199, antron recliners 899. other recliners 880, maple dinette sets 5179 . box springs & mattress twin or full S1 00 set regular-firm 8120. maple dinette chairs &35 . wash stands 834, maple rockers S69 , 7 piece chrome dinette set 8149 , 5 piece dinette set 899 . used bedroom suites. refrigera tors, ranges , chest, dreuers. wringer washers. TV's , dryers, & shoes _Call 614 -446- For sale furniture. applian ces , miac . Second house on Left, T exas Rd. 3159 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa. chair, rocker , ottoman, 3 tables. (utra heavy by Frontier), $685 . Sofa, chair and loveseat, $275 . Sofas and chairs priced from $285. to $896. Tables, S46 and up to $125 . Hide -abeds,$440 . and up to $525 ., Recliners. $175. to $375 ., lamps from 528 . to $75 .5 pc . dinettes from $99 ., to 435 . 7 pc . $189 Coli 614-367-0409 . Registered Blk . and Tan female grade male Blue Tick Hound . Female Beegle will sell all for $100.00 or will trade for good gun . 304- PAINTING- interior and e• terior. plumbing, roofing . some remodeling . 20 yrs. GENE ' S OEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN , Baby rabbit• for ule. 304· scotchguard -water extrac tion . deodorizers. FREE esti · mates. Reasonable rates . Gane Smith. 992 -6309. O< 304- 676U5 h l lU,I Oi l TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an in c ome o f less than S12 .300 . Renting for 30 percent of adjusted income . Phone 304 -675 -6679 . One bedroom . wuher dryer hookup . at ove and ref . furnished . Newly redecorated . Close to hoapital. 304 -675- 1962 . One bedroom furnished apartment in Point Pleasant . very clean lind nice . Adulta only No pets . Phone 304 - 675 -1386 . 45 Furnished Room• For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Camouflaged Army Clo thing. Surplus Rental Denim clothing. Discount Union Made Advertising Specialties. H . 0 . "Sam" Somerville. 304 -675 -3334, Pt. Pleasant . Open Fri .. Sat. . Sun .. 1 :00· 7 :00 p.m Dis play East -Ravenswood Firewood for sale. $ 20 .00 pickup S30 .00 delivered 30~ · 675 - 2991 before 11 :00 AM or after 6 :00PM 5 HP Dune c art , brand new Briggs & Strl'ltton engi ne Free rent for duties around motel, boy or girl. 304 ·675 - no . 0 . Call 614 -246 -5121 . lUMBER - Rough c ut , oak, poplar, 211~ . 2116 . 2x8. h4. 1.11.6 . 1.11.8 , length available, 8 f1 . through 16ft. Hogg & Zuspan . 304 -773 -5654 Now open for busint~ss , Mountain State Block. Rt 33 . New Haven . Complete masonry supplies. 4". 8 " . 12" bloch . Delivery service . 141 8o Rt . 7 . 446 -8033. Musical Instruments evening 882 -3239 . Used washers & dryers. ranges . refrigerators . All nice & clean and reasonably priced . M & K Used Washers, Proctorville. Oh . Across from fire Depanment . cu110m drapes. 1" venetian blinds, vertical blinds . Roman Shades . Sample& shown at your home. Free 56 Pets for Sale OUR BOARDING HOUSE • 1 Balglan 2 yaar old galdlng. 1 Palomino m.,._ Call 614266-666& or 446-B636. 446-4314 or 446-6305. 58 Northup King corn, alfllfa • gran 18ed, other farm seeds. C•ll Vaughn Taylor, Fruit Vegetables Hey 8o Grain Ground ear corn •e .&O per 100. Bring own container. 304-675 -3308 . No Sunday sales. Farm Supplies & Livestock '76 Toyota Carro'ta 2 door hardtop, auto. air cond. am - fm caaaatte, new brakes. 2963. f1900 . 304-576- '79 VW Rabbit, best offer. 304-773-6296 AMX. Call 304-882-3146 . 614-246-11064 or814-246 5815 aft.,. BPM . Harris Farms & Green Houses. Rt . 124, Portland. Oh. Now open 10--dusk. Autos for Sale For Sale or Trade - 1968 Mercury Cougar and 1 968 64 72 Trucks for Sale New truclc; fenders & doors. Chevy fenders $84 . 95 . Chevy door• S176. Ford fenders f76 . Call 614-2561260. 1981 Dodge Rom D-50 pickup, e11c. cond. 83800. 65 Seed & Fertilizer Coli 266 -1667. 1976 International road tractor, 903 Cummings, 10 61 Farm Equipment Garden seeds, plants, Kennebec seed potatoes •e.&O. Fertilir:ar, field aeeda. Boso Agri ·Center, •••· 24&3 . Tobacco allotment for .. ~ . Contact 304-875 -7717 af - te• e,oo PM . 0475 . FARM Conditioned Hay for Ale; mi11.ed alfalfa. orchard gra~a, oats. & clover. Call 614· 667-6t84 . USED EQUIPMENT: 246 Massey Ferg ., 3 -SN Ford, 9N Ford, 424 IH, 801 Workmaster Ford, 50 Ferg ., 150 MF with loader. J .D. do1er, Vermeer round baler. 120 MF baler, IH disc mower, gravity wagons. plows, corn planter. lime spreader WE 8UY USED EQUIP MENT . Call 446 -1676 . like new stock trailer . Call 614 -388 -9991 0<614 -388 8623 . Cub Tractor with cultiva tors . e11cellent condition. Phone day , 304 -675- 1 180; evening . 304 -675 -6808. 1976 GMC Dump 386. gal chea1er axle, inaulated bed, air brake•. $8000. Three a•le equipment trailer, $1000 . 12 ton unit truck crane, $4000 . Call 912 -5468, St . Rt . 124. 71 Autos for Sole TOP CASH paid for late model used can. Smith Buich - j:)ontiac. 1911 East ern Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 614 -446-2282 . 1982 Camero 1910 Chevy Scotsdale 4x4, 48,000 miles, aux . tank. 7496 altar 5. shon bed, $5,500. Call 446-2107 or 614 - 387 0107. 1978 Chrysler Cordoba. V8. auto .. new tires. Call 379-2726. t 983 Dodge 1971 Cadillac Limo. black. tin1ed windows. full power. extras. 42.000 miles. eJtcel lent condition . 4~6 - 7833 or 1977 Corvette T·top. cover . 80 Viking pop-up camper $1 .400. 78 Gremlin X 6 cyl. . 3 spd .. I 1.200. 78 Datoun 1976 Pinto. 4 1pd .. S600or 80 Viking pop -up camper, 11,400. 76Dataun610stt . wagon, 4 spd. , AC , $610 . Or make offer . Call 814 - 367 -0157. 1976 Monte Carlo exc . cond., $1 ,1500 or belt offef. Coli 614-388 -9312 . 1981 Corvette, IHte new inside B. out, 10,000 mile~ . Call 614-388-9003 5PM . Goats. Call 614 -367 -7217 . Appaloosa Horae. 6 yr. old gelding . Reg . Also 3 Hd dies . 256 -6413 aher 5 p.m . exc . Call 446 -0687 between 9 30 5:00. offer . Call814 -367-0157. loaded . Coli 3117-0232 . 3 weined pigs , delivered. Hugh leifheid1 , Rt . 2. Pomeroy , Ohio Call 614 -992 - Call 'I• ton, AC, PB , PS, AM -FM stereo cond., $8, 500 firm. 78 Dodge 1200 van eJtcel lent shape, muat see. make 446- 1833. Call 614-379 -2&88 . 379 -2621. & 4 W.O. cyl .. .auto . trans. AM -Frill. air. good cond . Call 448 - 2364 . 614 -379-2468 . Vans 80 Plymouth TC3 Horizon 4 1981 Z-28 Cemero. exc con d .. priced to sell. T -top . Corn planters: New Ford 2 row, used 4 row MF . Call 1983 Ford Ranger . 4 spd .. 4 cyl .. 2 tone. brown & tan. long bed. 1tep bumper. Road lights. matching topper . For sale or trade . 88895 . Cell 73 Want to tease tobacco base. Mllke an offer! Call 446 - Livestock 1 ton Ford van truck. good running cond .. $1.600 . Call V -6. auto . T-top. Call 446- 2350. 446 -3592 . Form . Rt . 36. 304 -676 2275 O< 304 736-2342 . 1976 Chevy Luv with topper 71.000 miles. good condi· tion. Must sell. Call 446- 614-985-4367. belt offar. Coli 614 -379 2327. Want to lease tobacco allot ments. Muon , Cabell, Putnam County . Call Andy Sigler , Morgan's Woodlawn 2398 or 614 -446·2464 . Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Call 304 -675 - 1331 . RINGLE'S SERVICE "'perienced roofing. including hot tar application . carpen ter. electrician . mason . Call 304 -676 - 2088 4660. IF WE DON'T FF<.-FR-FRSEZE TO DEATH FtR7T. 8 :30 7 :00 SportsCenter (I) Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment Toniaht SHAPE BORN LOSER IT'<;; TIM~ IKJ\J LEAR~-!~ To ~ WHAT"71l16 FIRST 11-IIIJb 'iOU'D OOIF ABULL'/ PIGKSD t€f6W 7:30 ON'·PJ~ SHIP WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal. furniture cleaning, free esti- mates ~04 - 675 - 2295 . 304-458-1566 . ANNIE THIS WILL BE YOUR CABIN, ANNIE! NOT TOO FANCY, I'M AFRAID,.. • ~ U T ~HAT AFIE WELL. ACTUALLY- IT'S ~jE 00111' WAY HOT PROPERLY A OUT HEFlf? SHIP AT ALL/ I'D ... WHAT KIND 0' EFI ... B>ETTEFl LET SHIP iS THIS"' EZRA EOH EXPLAIN IT TO YOU.' Remodeling, siding, interior and exterior, 1e11tured coat ing , simula1ed brick and stucco . Thermo replace men1 windows. 304 -675 - ~f\FIBUCK5? EON HE FIE .' 00T A MINUTE? 1560. 82 Plumbing & Heating 8 :30 after 1978 Ford Pinto 4 evf ., 59 ,000 mi., e&OO . Call 446 -8594. 1979 Mustang Ghia . !)lack grey, viny1 top . E11cellent condition . A.C .. a.m . f .m .. cassatt . V8 automl1ic . t3200 . Call after 6 9926843 . 1981 VW DieHl flabbit . ~ spd., ac. etaro. 64.000 $4&00 . Call_ 114_mites. 9_&_2_-s_s_e6 _ ._ __ _ 1980 Omega. Ve . PS , PB. 1979 Jeep Cherokee wago neer Golden Eagle. good cond .. PS. PB. AT. air. AM-FM 8 track . Cell 304 · 875-2039 eve .. o< 875 3210. 74 Motorcycles 1979 Honda CM400T good cond., $625 . Call 446 4580 . 1979 Honda CV 660 9.500 mHao. $1 .200. Call 446 8853 . 71 Super Glide Harley Da vidian. new motor. custom front and, excellent cond. Call Randy 256-5009 . 1 982 Honda. 750 Custom Faring. 6.802 miles. 304 - 8B2 -3411. 75 Boats and Motors for Sale CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614 -446 -3888 or 614 -446 -4477 JIM ' S PLUMBING 8o HEATING . Rt . 1 , Box 355 , Galli polis. Call 614 -367 -0576 . ALLEY OOP HERE COME THE GIRLS WITH THE ROCKS ! 15 THE ME~T ~LL SLICED, OOOLA? YES, IT'S REtl..DY, UMP~! .O.ND WE H.O.VE PLENTY OF VINES! 9:00 SHULAW ' S Plumbing and Heating, Rt. 2 Neal Road. Point Pleasant . W . Va . 304 675 -6420. licensed and Insured y -9 Good- , Excavating, base ments, footers , driveways, saptic tanks . landscaping. Call anytime 614 - 446 4537. James l. Davison , Jr. owner . GASOLINE ALLEY Not till its on paper! J .A .R . Construction Co . Water l i nes , Footers . Drains . All k inds of Ditching . Rutland . Oh . 614 - 742 - qo wronq! ""'~~'P week.; to 11L.J then he could have get the chanqed his contract mind! ready! 2903. Dotson 's Tree Service. In sured - Free Estimate . 304 - 576 -2897 . 9 :30 84 Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Electric Co. all phases of electri c work . all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental. 614 -446 - house WINNIE 10:00 WHERE SEWING Machine repairs . service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop . Pomeroy . 614 -992 -2284 ft . cabin trailer . t12,000. Call 614 - 245 5032 or 304 -675·1731 . 9 .8 Mercury motor. &350. Call 814- 245-9648 . Correct Cr•h & Ski Supreme. family ski boats. New uHd. Parhersburg. a WV 304-422 -8433 or 304422-2367 . $4300 . 7565 . Call 814 -992 · 78 Call 304- 675-6310 . 1981 Dodge Omni. exc. con., 69.000 mila&, new radial•. 1tero. 35 -40 mpg. t3500 . Call 814 -898 6289 . 54 Misc . Merchandise 1981 Datoun 310. *2500. Coli 614-949· 2016 . Senyo Stereo Music Syl tem . Turntable, AM -FM ra dio. 8 track player -recorder 1973 or Dehvered . 12'' -22' ' •tacked in yard . HEAP vender , prompt delivery. 814· 266- Olds Cutla11 Su- prema . Call 114· 181-38311 or 986-3931 . 1980 Ford Fleeta, exc. cond., 31,000 mites. Phone 304·812-2348 . Limestone. Sand . Gravel. Delivered in Ma1on, Meigs, Gellia or pick up at Richardt Firewood cut up slabs *115 month . 304-87& - pickup food _ Coli 114-2485804 . 1989 Ca"""o HO, 4 "'""· 11.100.00. 304·171· 1MO aU for Jim Uvely. 1978 MG Mldgot o-laf. ·u.ooo mllea . ' " 24S3 ·uncoln. 304-171·1111 . Auto Parts 8o Accessories lzi1u motor to fit 1978 Chevy Luv trUck . Phone 304-875-64&2. Woeden utUity trlller . Dataun truck bed with axel. 304-176-4204. Truck tOifper for Oateun or Toyota pick up. 304-675420471 Meter• • Homes Campara IURDETTE CAMPER SALES • IERVICE, U.S. Rt. 10, Coolvlllo, Oh 114117·3311. 0 mILl Hill Street Blues Ca pt. Furillo is c a ught 1n the midd le wh e n Chi ef Da nie ls tries to use Hill Street cops to upst age a p olice operation of a ri \IB I mayo ral cand idate . (A) (60 min .) WHO 15 HE? DID HE TELL 4066 . BILL IS BEING HELD HOSTAGE? m MOVIE: 'Exposed ' :I) MOVIE: 'Curo' D . OAY REFRIGERATION :]) Major League Baseball: Atlanta et San Diego SALES - Profes~ional ser vice for appliances. heating, cooling and electric _Sell and install Amana. Gibson. Kit · chen Aid . RBsidential. Com mercial. Industrial 304 675 - 4 8 1 9 or :II Cll ~ 20/20 0 (]) ® Diane specoal. (Ri(60 m on.) 0 . DAY REFRIGERATION SALES - Professional ser ~ vice for appliances, heating, cooling and electric . Sell and install Amana , Gibson, Kit chen Aid . Residential, Com mercial. Industrial . 304 675 - 4819 or 614-388-8274 . 85 ([) Avengers (j]) Newswetch r - • IN VORE PURTY SPRING OUTFIT TIME TO GIT A DOLLED UP A~:~'IN, AUNT SUKEY · .. General Hauling We'll do it . Call 446-3159 between 9 and 6 . James Boys Water Service. Call 614 -256-1141 or614 446 -1175 or 614 - 446 7911 . WATER SERVICE . Call Jim lenier , 304-676 - PEANUTS 7397 . Dump truck for hire. will haul coal or limestone . 304· 876-3190_ B7 Upholstary TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1163 Sec. Ava .• Gallipoli 1. &14-446 -7833 or 614-4461833 . WE'RE NEYER 60NNA WIN A GAME~ 1 0 :30 11 Need something hauled away or something moved? JIMS Songe< Diana Ross will be JOin ed by Michael Jackson Quincy Jo nes and lar ry Hagman in th is musica l au1o., ac. am -fm radio• Cit. 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Prlntanswerhere : A r XXj[ I XI Xj (Answers tomorrow) I S atur d a~ ' s Jumbles LIBEL CANA L BEHOLD DAWNE D Answer · Wh at lfle rabbits who w ere playmg 1n th e onion pat ch had- A ·· sAWL "" CJ) 8 :00 Abstens Home Improve ment Specialist, framing , roofing, siding, remodeling, concrete work and will haul gravel, sand or anything call I TCHAB I!J CIJ Wheel or 575 - carpet =--==-~- - ILl Charlie's Angels ·- 304-896-3802 your Mazda SponoLook Andy Griffith CD Nowo/Spono/Weethor ill Dr. Who illl 3-2-1, Contact Iii) Star Trek 0 Ill (J) NBC News (I) Rifleman @ Numero Uno ill Carol Burnett Cil Cll illJ ABC News I!J ill liD CBS News (I) Buainesa Repon illl Newton's Apple D Ill PM Magazine (I) Here Come the Brides C!J Water Wells . Commercial and Domestic . Test holes. Pumps Sales 11nd Service. GET ~E[') I II . Ill liD 111 llll ® ill $300. Call &14-256 -1989 . 446-8038. 810 stg. wagon, 4 apd ., AC , 8650. Or make offer. Call 5916 . RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola . Ouazar. and hou1e call1 . Call 304 -676 - a (1) New Treasure Hunt 4073. 814 -387-0157. 63 opd., fBOOO. 1973 Chevrotet 307 engine. I.:==========:J-===========- Sayre ~ 71 Kimball Spinet piano Sears stereo . Atari with 8 cartridgea . Call 446 -1552 . Jersey cow and calt . HilLCREST KENNELS Boarding aU breeds. Heated indoor -outdoor facilities . AKC Doberman puppies· StudService. Call614 -446 7795 . Livestock Reg. Polled Hereford bwH 7 yrs. old, $821 firm . Call Phone dav 304 -B82 · 2222. 8o Son . Call 448-7785 . 7748 . Building materials bl ock. brick . !lewer pipes . windows . l i ntfth . etc Claude Winters. Rio Grande. Rebuilt washers, dryers & refrigerators . 30 days war ranty. Nice. Hupp 's Applian ces & Glassware . Corner At . 8246 . One acre trailer 1pace. 3 miles from Bidwell School. 55 Building Supplies Bargains Trade Center . Furn . & appl outlet . Ka nauga, Ohio . COUNTRY MOBILE Home 814 -992 ·7479 . 57 Wanted to buy tobacco poundage . Call446 -9777 or & 14-446 -7398 . Kn~ff Firewood Pickup Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy . large lots . Cell 675 -6897 . 62 Wonted to Buy GOOD USED APPLIANCES 6278 . 46 Space for Rent 2 "egiatered Hereford bulla. 2 bedroom rockers Call ef1er 5 p .m . 304 -675 -7453 Washers , dryers. refrigera tors . ranges . Shaggs Ap pliances, Upper Rivar Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel. Call 614 -446 -0758 . Sleeping room $116 . utili ties paid . Shere bath . male only . Range & refrig . 919 2nd . Ave .. Gallipolis . Call 446 -44l6 after 7 PM . 1 male beagle pup from good hun1ing stock , 304- 304 -895 -3490 . T\1 & Appliances. 627 Third A\le ., Gallipolis, 614 -446 1699 .. Spin washers. gas & t~lectri c dryers , auto washers, gas lit electric ranges , refrigaunors , TV sets . 52 63 Lon!] 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, cul1ivetors, 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. guns 304 -773- 5565 . 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 estimates . P. A . 304 -458 -1078. wmmed . us.oo. 304· 9372686 . 985-3521 . Set of Remington Rifles. mode{ 141 , caliber 36 . 32. 30. Good cond . will not sell separate. Also. several ot,.,er t===========r;;==~==~=;:~~ Ill CIJ <1J MOVIE: 'Bugo Bunny' a Third Movla: t 00 1 Rabbit To leo· <1J MOVIE: 'Tha Toy' exp. Call 514-388 -9652 . 882-2573 alter 6PM . o News Call 814-388-9857 . Call 614 -367-7193. JIVIDENS EQUIPMENT 614 -446 -1675 992 .2969 . e:oo Marcum Roofing & Spout ing . Now Installing r.ubber roofl . 30 years expenence . 1pecializing in built up roof . 1 blonde Cocker Spaniel male, 1 yr. old, haa 1hot1 . Unacrambla lheoe lour Jumbles. one tetter to each aquare, to form lour ordinary wool~ . EVENING 614-258 -1182 . Alum , vinyl siding. storm doors. windows. gutter~ . roofing and room addition ~ftl)r.\,(tfi}l} ~ THATICRAII8UDWORDIWIII! ~ ~ ~~.. by Henri Arnold and BobLM 41_1~/84 Call 614 -446 -3844 after 8. Homelite 8 hp riding mower, 30 in . rear end motor . Good condition . $300. Call 614· For sale -2 door upright cooler . Want to buy 4 to 5 foot showcase . Call 614 - and up . Wood table with six chain $425 to 5746. Oesk S 110 up to S225 . Hutches, *560 . and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses. S260 . and up 1o t396 Bllby beds. $110 . Mattreuas or bo• springs , full or twin , $68 ., firm . S6B . and 978 . Oueen sets. $196 . 4 dr . chests. $42. 5 dr . chests, 864 . Bed frames. S20 .and $25 . 10 gun · Gun cabinets, $350 . Gas or electric rangu $375 . Baby ma«resses, S25 & $35 . bed frames S20. S25 . & $30, king frame S50 . Good selection of bedroom !lu i tes , cedar chests , rockers , metal cabinet s, swivel rockers . INITHAW~T- repair commercial and resi dential, free estimates. Call Oragonwynd Cattery Kennel• . AKC Chow pup ~ pie1. CFA Himalayan, Per ~ 1ian and Siemeae kitten• . Troy- Silt tillers . Check our special price before you buy any tillers. Swisher Implement Co. St . Rt.7 N . Gallipolis. OH . Call 614 -446 - 985-3588 . Television Viewing THJirr MUST E1E C:PCOT INC:.· l WE'RE ON OUR WAY Ti-IERE · LOADED FOR BJ:AR - The ~ily Sentinel Page 9 Middleport, Ohio PLASTERING - New and . . ' F 9790. Village Shop in Ruland in having a going out of bueiness Sale . Everything reduced to cost pricas. somethings under cost . Weekdays 9 : 30 5 :00 . Saturdays 9 :30 - df6 :00 . 8 MM Mauser rifle with 6 power scope. recoil pad & sling. 4 boxes shells . seating & sizing dies. 180 Gr. Bullets . $395 . Call 614 - I Brlarpatch Kennels Protei lionel All -bread grooming . Indoor-outdoor b011rdlng fa cilitlel . English Cocker Spa niel puppie1 . Call81• · 388 - & Build on your lot a new home you afford . Over 1100 sq . h ., 6 rooms & bath, car peted , ready to move into. $26 ,500 also garages & basement . Call Patriot Home Builders 446 -8038 . Will consider mobile home as trade-in . 614-446-0322 Hgts S 14.000 . 304-675 7436 after 4 :30 . 41 $100 . Call 446-0391 efte<6 WITH OPTION TO 8UY. 14 ' large . two unit , apanment 24x24 two room with bath, can be moved in two 12ft. se ctions . 614 -446 -7598 or 9346 . pets . Call 992 -7479 . 44 7541 Wedding Gown (all chantilly lace) with slip and bridal veil. HEADED FOR SOMEPLACE CALLED"SIX· IT"· / Six months old Border lie. very gentle, shots Coland 2 bedrm house or trailer, with garden space. Langsville or Salem Center . Reas onable rate . Call 614 -388 - B.O. WI'S Home Improvements I &14 -3&7-7220. 675 -7590 2197. Used 2 bedroom mobile h o mes . furnished . 10x50 and 1 2 x 52 sizes Your 81 Judy Taylor Grooming. Cell Pomeft1Y Services Larry Wright KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® Ma1rday, April 9, 1984 -«- . ' . . ,.... ·- WE'RE 60NNA LOSE EVERY GAME WE PLAY FOR. THE REST OF OUR LIVES! SORRY, MANAGER . TilE Fl!Tl/RE GOT IN Ml{ EVES ! fl) INN News Blondie []])Tony Brown' s Journal f!) Love American S!}'Je III (j]) llll News w ffi Another Lifa (L) News/Sports/Weather CIJ Oave Allen at large fl) Benny flill Show 11:30 0 (2) C1) Tonight Show (]) Bette Midler: No Frills (]] Best of Groucho C!l SportsCenter Cil Benny Hill Show 0 III Masters Golf Tonight's p rogram features highlights of first round ac tion from the Augusta National Golf Club. Augusta. GA. {]) letenight America ®Allin the Family Cll illl Nightllne fl) Twilight Zone 1 1:46 (]) Not Necessarily The News (]) Mezde Sportalook 0 ill Trapper John, M.D. Gonzo becomes the object of a neurosurgeon 's wife's romantic interest. (R) (60 min .) 12:00 ffi Burna & Allen CIJ Nightllno ® MOI'IE : 'Return of the Seven· Ill 1lll umrtt• BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby A ready-made play jwsl fall into them automatt · cally. Let's look mlo a NORTH +Q72 • KJ 2 t A6 4 2 4-9-84 squeeze that would develop aulomati c ally for any declarer." Jim : " Here's the simplest possible one. South opens l wo no-trump with his 21 pomts. North looks at his 17 +A K 8 WEST EAST +10864 3 •98n t9 > and • 10 6 3 • J 10 8 ' mum of 37 , even if hi s partner has shaded his opening down to 20 points. as most t93 +J 9 G 2 +ro 7 counts a combined mini - players a re inclined to do. Anyway . he counts a second time to mak e sure a nd bids seven no-trump." SOUTH +AK J • A Q4 t K Q7 +Q' 4 3 Oswald : " North and South are unluck y. If either held four spades or hearts, the Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South presence of the jack would West North Ea st Pass Pa ss 7 NT Pass South 2 NT Pass Opening lead : +4 give the m a sure 13 tricks ·· Jim : " As it is. if either minor s uit breaks 3·3. the 13 tricks are r1ghtthcrc . If both minor suits break badlv . and East and West are r€-asonable bridge players, seven will go down unless fate comes to declarer"s rescue_.. Oswald : " All declarer has to By Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Jim "Lel 's talk about squeezes for a while ." Oswald· "Som e ar e complicated. Some are so simple that declarer will do is play out his spades and hearts. On the \asl one , East has to chuck a club or d iamond . Whichever he chucks gives declarer hi s thirt eenth trick . 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CRYPTOQUOTES VZERRNV CKRNV AYEA GX FXXB AKJ 0 N 0 AT E NR AYX AYNOFNOP AK 0 X _ - F N 0 FNOQ GNZZ Y K WWE-!_~ Ye~ll!raay'• Cryptoquole: Jl' YUtl' USTEN TO THE NA TIVFS, fHE WEATHER EVERYWHERE IS ALWAYS 1./NUSUAL.--JAMESFJEBLEMAN �Page 1o-The Daily Sentinel ~day, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio April9, 1984 Challenger's crew prepares for another hook-up attempt CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP I honored were the original charter members. They ORIGINAl~ CHARTER l\IEMBERS The Rutland Fire Department hooored members Stmday 111 the fire house with a d!nner.One of several groups are, 1-r, Dick Foley , Homer Parker and Lewis - With a dramatic series of radio commands, engineers on Earth today steadied the gyrating Solar Max and Challenger's crew was directed to make a new attempt Tuesday to snare the crippled sate!l!te wtth theshuttie's robot arm and haul it In for repair. Spacewalker George Nelson failed In an attempt to capture the payload on Sunday, and experts on the ground worked feverishly to salvage the world's first satell!te rescue mission. They succeeded so well In stablllzlng Solar Max that they now have to starl it spinning slowly again to enhance chances of grabbing it. That meant Commander Robert Crippen and his crew could not m ake an attempt today. Instead Mission Control radioed Instructions for re-rendezvouslngwtth their target on Tuesday. If the capture Is successful, the astronauts wt11 extend their !Ught an extra day, until Friday, provldlng a full day to repair the satell!te on Wednesday and for the ground to check it out on Thursday before it is released. After engineers at Goddard Space Fllght Center In Maryland succeeded In stopping the sate!l!te from wobbling In all three axes - roll, up-down and left-light - Mtsslon Control determined that when Challenger approached, the dock!ng pin to be snagged by the arm would be on the opposite side of the satell!te. " To get In position would require a Oyaround, and that would cost Kennedy. Area deaths Local diamond results Charter night activities Stories on Page 3 Story, photos on Page 6 second." Junior high champs School conferences He said this "will guarantee the grapple fixture would come around at some reachable point and provide more time and opportunities for grappling it." The spin r ate could not be established In time for an attempt today , he said, and told the crew to stand off for 24 hours at a distance of about 50 miles from Solar Max and todevotethedaytoexperimentsand system checks. See photo on Page valuable fuel," capsule communicator Guy Gardner told Crippen. "So we've decided to reload the Solar Max computers andstartitsp!nnlng slowly al one-half degree per When Cha!!enger first approached the 18-foot-tall satell!te on Sunday, It w as rolling st!ghtly at about one revolution every six minutes - the rate that will he restored for Tuesday's effort. Fritz Buck 1WEN'IT-TWENTY -F1VE YEAR l\IE!\IJIERS honored Sunday by the Ruthmd Fire Department w<•re, 1-r , Merle Da\is, Raymond WUoox, 20 year memll<'rs; Bill Brown, Bruce Davis and Pat Patterson, 25 year members. Happenings around Meigs County... Emergency runs Fingerprinting is topir Meel8 Tuesday T en ca lls were ;:mswPr Pd by local units over thP wPf'kend , the M eigs County Emergency M edical Ser vi ces reports. Sunday calls included 2: 42a .m ., Pom<:'roy Unit lo 129 Mulber ry Aw .. for Fritz Buck . to Hol?.er M roical Cent<:'r; 12 56 p.m.. Pom eroy to count y r oad 19 for Danny K ing. to Veter ans Memoria l : 3: 07 a.m . , Pom eroy to Pomeroy Health Care Center for Alice Holliday. lo Vrt er ans Memorial : ll : 39 a . rn ., Middleporll o Bradbury lor Pdltline Hudson . to Veter ans Mf'm Oriil l; 11 48 p.m .. Rutlan d for Anna Clela nd . to Veterans Mem oria l. Gary Wolfe, special investigator for the departm<:'nt of Meigs Sheriff James J. Proffitt. will speak on fingerprinting children - a system of finding lost children - when the new Big Bend Civitan Club meets at 7: 30p.m . Tuesday at the Meigs Inn. Pom<'J'oy . The public is urged l o attend th<' m eeting to secure infmm ation on procedures being followed in the finderpr inling program . The Salisbury PTO will meet Tu<:'sday night at 7: 30 p.m . at thE' Sa Usbury E l<:'mmtary School. The program w ill be presented by the fifth and sixth grade band. New officers wil l be elected and installed . Monday a 1 12:28 a .m .... Pomf'roy we nt to Darw in for Audr a Wdls who was takf'n 10 Ve!Prans Memuri;rl Hospita l and at 7: 29 o.m. Tuptx'rs Plains w ent 10 Reedsville to L ela CrPm f'ans , to Ve t e ran~ M t>m or ia l.. Sa l uttlay r alls includf'CI 11,(17 p.m ., Pomeroy tu E ast M a in St. for ,Jimrn.v Quet:'n. to V t> tpra ns M emor· ial; R utlandat9 :Jip.m . l ol.lepo1St. for Steven Might, to VetC'ra n~ Boosters to mt>t>l The Sou thern Athletic 13oosler s will meet Tuesday . AprillO, a! ?: 30 p.m. at the high school. Murder.. arr ival. (ContinuPd trom pngr 11 also assistPd . Difficult situation " I spoke wi th hirr (Fielden three or fourtlmf'S through a second story win dow and he wouldn't comeou t. '' Gaskins said . " It w as a difficult stt ua tlon. He was upstatrs and Sf'\"C'ral other tenants . a man. his wife a nd two children - were a lso Vderans Mt>morial upstairs. We felt under the circum stances. we didn ' t nf'€<.1 to ru sh.· · M em oria l: TUpJX>rs Pl ains a 1 J p .m . 10 Long Hotl om for f ·ml Larkin, , who was dt\ UJ ufX.Jn thC' uni t ·~ Sa tu rd3y Admissions·- Ma ry NC'S· selroad. Pom<'rov . .John Mol lev . M!ddlepoM; :-lora f.,·a ns, P..aci nf'; Lillie Cummins. Pom eroy : ' l f'Vt' n Might. R utland . Discharged·· None. Sunday Admissions· ·Altc<" I Iolli· day . P om eroy; Da nny K ing. Pomc· r oy; Wendell F recker . Racine Sunda y Discharges -M ary Nf'~· selroad , John Motlev, Hohin Sm ith . Roy Bctzing. M em ber s of Pum <:'roy L odge 104. F .& A .M ., ~<i ll conduc t M ason ic ril es for Fritz Buck at 7 p.m ·1\tcsday at thf' E w ing Fu m' ra lll orne A .'->pl'< 'i a l m eeting oft ht:'gl·oupwh.ir h hart h.:'f'n scheduir<l for 7 p.m . w ill mstPad lx' held a I 7::li! p m Weatht>r fort'<' a!>! I Decreasing cloudiness tonight. Low 3.<;40. Winds f'asterly to northeasterly 10 mph or less. Tuesday, most ly sunny. Hig h near 60. Chance of precipitation 20 IJ<'rC<'nt tonight and 10 percent Tuesday . Extendt'll Ohio Forecast Wt'llnesday through Frlduy : Fair through the period. llighs from tloe mid-50s to the low 60s. Lows at night In the :lOs early Wednesday, warming to the upper :10s to lower 40s early Thursday and Friday. m rnt Gaskins said at about 6a. m , aft er F it'ld('r had refused to surrf'nder srvf'ral times. som e of the offi cers wrnt int o lhf' building to evacuate othr r tenants. Fin ally, after threatening lo usc tl'ar gas. Fielder decided to sur· render becaus<' he didn't want his >:ir!Jrlend to be !njurro . Tlw girlfriend . Judy Gill ispie. Jl. of Point Pleasant. carrir<l Fielder 's . 22-caliber revolver out sidP as Fielder surrendered . ·we haven 't establi s hl~ a moti ve at this point." G askins sa id. 'We don' t no if it wa s just <:J barroom argum f'nt or w hether then :• was another mot ive. We are just now gPtting ou r statements." HE' said Smith's body is being S<'nl to the State :\ledical Exam iner 's Ulft ce in Char leston . Fielder Is being held wit hou I bond , said <'Ounty M agistrate Paul Smith Gaskins commended th e Jaw r nfor cem ent agencies who assi sted and said the incident could hav<' had f'Vcn m ore- serious COJtSl>Quences Two people hurt in Saturday wreck T wo JX~:Jpl e rt:.•c Pivetl minor injuries in a two-vPhirleacdde ntonOhio 124 Sa turday, the Ga llia-M eigs post of the state highwa y patr ol said. Lotti<' Lawson, .15, and Carl L <:'m on, 47 , both of l{eedsville, were noll rt' al cd, the pa t rol said. Lawson and L emon were pas· sC'n gers in a vrhicle driven by J enny B urke. 19. Kerosvill<'. that was ea stbound at 11 a m , one-tenth of a mile cast o f Ohio 681. A ve hicle driven hy Ma rjor ie L. Rood , 40, R erosv ill<'. r l'porledly pullro from a pa rkin~ lot mto the path of Burke' s vch.Jcle and co tlidro . Flurke·s vehicle w as moderately dam aged. while the Rood auto was slightl y da m aged . T hc• patrol cited Rood for !al lure to ;i eld. Tuition going up ATHENS. Ohio !AP I - Otlio U niver sity ·s fees and housing <'Osl s wil l increase by mor e than $:Dl IJ<'r yl'ar ix'ginning this sumrn<'r. U niver sit y trustees v oted Sa tur· day to boos t basic tuition and ft'E's for Ohio undergraduate students by $45 a qua t1er, fmm $594 to $639. Over lh ri'C quarter s, that increase is $135, from $1,782 to $1,917. Tuition and fees fo r out-of·state u ndC>rgra duatc students \Vi U in· cr ease by UJ. from $617 to $647 per Fr itz Buck, 63, Antiquity , funeral director at Ewing Funera!Homefor 30 years died Sunday morning at Holzpr Medical Center. Mr . Buck wasbomAprlll2.19alin Antiquity the son of the late Frank and Cora Stobart Buck. Hewas also preceded in death by two sisters, Betty Stewart and Mildred Foster. Mr. Buck was a veteran of World War II having served as a pilot w1th the U . S. Air Force. He was a member of Pomeroy Chapter Royal Arch Masons, Pomeroy Lodge l&l F&AM, Ohio Valley Commandery No. 21 Knights Templer, Bosworth Counc il No. 46, Aladdin Temple A .A .O .N .M.S. of Columbus, Ameli· can Legion , and was a retired engineer on Ohio River Boats . He engint'E'red on the trial run of the steamboat J ason. He Is survived by his wife, M ary r-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;iii;~ Ewing Buck; one son and daughter in· law. Robert and Debbie Buck, Pomeroy ; one brother, Roy Buck, Belpre; three grandchildren, Jen· nifer, Jullanne and Jacquelyn Buck. Funeral serviCE's will be held Wednesday at 1 p.m . at Ewing Funeral H om e with the Rev. William M!dd!eswarth officiating. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cem<'tery . Friends may call at the IJ..nC")"~d may be """n<krfu! for a dar, ~I Maven u &-vu Thot Ep.acopa.J Cl1urdl funeral home Tuesday from I to 4 tnotltn you a11d you r c.h.al~n 10 ifU\11 with ~a 1n th~ f.a.Jth, lil'1!~1p U'ld tuomal llft of )au. CluuL and 7 to 9. Masonic services wtll be The EpiKopeJ Churc.h held Tuesday evening at7 p.m . Ohio lotio winnt>r CLEVEL\ND ! API One wi nning ticket was sold correc tly naming <J ll six numbE'r s self'Cted Sat urdav ni ~ lll in the w<'<'klY " Ohio Lott o" gam e. state' lott ery official s said. Estim ated jackpot for the game wa ~ $1 m illion. ' t ~,f ~' GRACE CHURCH 326 MAIN ST. POMEROY, OH. CALL 992-39Ml FOR INFORMATION ON HOLY WEEK AND !'ASTER SI'R V/ChS WEATHERBEATER HOUSE & TRIM PAINT $ Reg. 119.99 SATIN ......... ~.a}~~~. 1199 G.a_l!~~ $8 97 99 • ••••••••••••• flAT-. SAVE $soo Per Gallon "Price Includes Shipping" APRIL lOTH - APRIL 18TH OFF ALL PERMS SPifCIAL ON EAR PllfRCINO 07 50 INCLUDifS GOLD STUDS Be'tt'y's Beaut'y Bout'lqua 2nd Street 773-5272 Mason, W. V•- By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff Middleport Village Council Mond ay ni ght took steps to Pncourage remodeling and const ruction of new homes and <'Orrunercial buildings in !he corrununity through r eal <'State tax br<:'aks. Council appruved the fir st of thrt'E' readings of an ordinanCE' which establishes M iddleport Villag<' as a "Conununity Reinves tment A rea ··. T hrough the reinvestment area plan , ta x exemptions will be prov ided as follow s: (1) For I he remod<:'ling of f'Very dwelling containin g not morE' than two family units upon which the cost of remodeling is at least $2>00 the improwment would be tax exempt for 10 years. (2) For the remodeling of every dwelling containing m ore than two units, and commercial and indust rial propeM ies , upon which 1he cost of rcmod<'ling would be al least $5,001. the improvem ent would be tax exempt for 12 years . (3 ) EvP ry new dwf'll ing . commercial or industrial building constructed in the town would be tax Px<:'mpl for Jo y<'ar s. Under the provision of the ordin ancE', a housing officer will be appointro by council to r eview exemptio n applications to determine if applican ts qualify and t o take care of the neeessary filing of 111c exemptions w ith lh<' county auditor. A housing council would then be appointed with that council inspf'Ciing the village annually . lt also would h~ear any appeals of decisions made by the housing o!fiC<'r . Composing the housing council will be two AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT N.' 2ND AVE. m embers app:Jint ed by thP m a.vor , two members appoint<'<j bv v illa ge council and on<' m ember appoinlro by the v illage planning com ission. Two addition al members will be appointed by the ft vrwho are namPd to th e housing counci l. Mayor Frro Hoffman. who offerro th e proposal for th e esta blishment of the com m un it ~ · r einv r-stmPnl ar<'a . pointed out that the program will not d('('reasc any prop<>rlY taxes which arc now be ing ro lll'<'tcd hut will only pro\·idf' PXC'mptionson fu tun: i.mproV(' ment s in the v ill agC' for a p rP-df'tPrmined number of years. The l ax Pxrmpl plan. the m ayor fC'<'IS. w ill sct-v<' to encou r age r·conomic ~ labilit y . rna int ain real propt..•rt y va luPS anrl generate new employmen t opporifunities . The ordinance IJ('('omes C'ff<'<'tiv(' :lO davs aflpr it s fin al r Pad ing and consequenfl;· wtl l no! ail <'<'l any lax paym<:'nls until .January, 19ffi. Council i!-. re~t· n: in g thp r i ~ ht to l'Pf'Yalu .:.. tr thP program aft er tv:o Vl 'ars at which tirnP it m ay di JT'('l the housing off icPr not tu a.<'l't'(Jt J JI ~' npw ap p licat ions fo r PXC'mptions. It is a lso p m vided that a fi L•r th l' tJ.x f'XC'mpfion is appron "'CI o n a p ro fX•J1 ~, it can a I ~ be re\·okC'd if t h(• pa11 icul a.r propPriY i~ not prul)( •rly maint aint 'Cl Stonn drainagt• studies In <i nothN ac tion l<.~ s l n ig ht, cou ncil \"O il'(] to t'lltPr into an agrPem£'nt w ith V IO\·d Br ownf' A."s ociJi l 'S. LTD , In pl' tf orm s. torm drJ inage s t udiP~ ln tlw Railroad St. arc•a anrlt hc Bro<JCl\','d\: St . <.~rPa w hi ch is tounded b,\" R roacl and s.vr amorl '. 0<J ~t and \\'( •St . Lmd A ~ h and Park . north o n south ! Continu ed on page· 121 Harbor incidents cause furor WASHINGTON !APt The Reagan administ ration is d raw ing fire from Republican s as w r ll as Democr ats in Con f(r<'SS for the mining of Nicaraguan ha t·bors and a decision to remove il s Central Am<'r ican polici0s from World Courl jutisclirlion . ThP SPnatP Foreign Rel alions Committf'<' sc heduled a clusc'l sf'ssion on the fast brT•LJking N icara · gu an development s and Sen . Cha· r les H . Per cy . R -Ill.. it s cha irm ~m. said. " It will bf' a wa rm hearing, to put it mildly." ''Thi s administ r ation is bringing us c loser a nd cloSE'r tow a r i.n C'l"'nt ra l AmPr ica and it's about ti m f' W<' halted il ," S<:'n. Edwar d M . KPnnedy . D·Mass. . said as hr pressed a resolut ion to put Co ngrf'SS on record against 1hcmining andlhf' World Court movC' . In the House. SpeakP r Thoma s P. O'Neill Jr.. D ·M ass. . sa id h<' assumed the laiPsl dC'veloment s have killed any ch ance of appr oval Keith & Emma Ashley PERM SPECIAL 00 2 Sections , 12 Pag e s 25 Cen u A Mult imed ia Inc . Newspa pe ' Tax breaks encourage construction \ sears Winning numbers \N""L"r e 9, 10, 17, en tine Pomeroy-Middleport , Ohio, Tuesday, April 10, 1984 I. r-------------1~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 19, 20 and :JH at y for th(-' $:!1 millio n prnergPn('_\" appropri atio n l lw SenaiP dpprovr<l to kE'f'p o n a ss1sting rrbe ls ag a ins l N iraragua ·s lf'fl b t gQ\'f'rnmf'nt . As Con gr('ss Sf'('thcd , Nicara gu a ·s Sa ndinista govPrnmPnl pl'lili · onrd thC' lntf' rnatio nal Court ol Ju slicP in theThc H ague lo h<JII U .S. SU piXJr1 for t hC' guPITill;t s The Cnil ('d SiJ tcs ha s announct 'll it will not rPCogn iZl ' th<• court 's right to r ule in any' l'J.SPS invok ing CC'ntral 1\rrH:' rira forth!' n1 •x t two Y,' Pars . St atr Dcp~ rt ml'n t spokpsman .John H J g hPs s.aid Wa~hin gton did not w ant lo a nswer que-stions <JIJou t U .S. intf'll igf'ncr ar li vil it-s in \1 ic arag1.13 or iillow thr Sandin ista s to u se the cout 1 <JS a propaganclll fD11.1m . Th e furor f'ruptr'(l aflt' r co ngr r s.-.ional sourf·p ~ sa id !hf' mi ning of Nicara gua n hurbors is tx.··ing r ar· t·ipd out under the cl tr f'<'tion of the• CIA . ThP Sta le Departmen t rl'fu s"l 10 commC"'nl on th(' rf'port s. Th t' Senate Sl'hl'dUil'l aclion toda.v on K C'nncd.v 's amendmf'n t. \\ 'hic h would Px press thC' "sf'n SC:' ol CongrC>ss·· that no U .S. fu nds IX"' sp('nt to lr1 ~ · m in~ in N ica r ngu an w u10rs and that the Unit ed SI:Jt<·s submit it s Cf'ntral Amr ri can poli cies to World Court juri sdiction. Pf'r""f':,.· sn id thr· F orPign Rrlali ons Commitlr<' would lx' briC'fr<l tod a1 on 1he World l'ou11 is su('. the minin g and report s. which the Whit(• Hou s<' dC'nies. t ha l a cant ingPn cv pla n ha s IX'<. ·n drJwn upt OSl 'nd C.S . lt"C)(! p~ IO ('( •m ral 1\m('r i('d . Ht• s~ud puhl i(' ht\ .l r in g!-. m igbt lulloH Th<' H ou.'·-l' '·'·a:-. t 'X iX'tkd ltJ ;lpi:XJin t I'Onh •n'l.''- to !1H 'I 'I H"ith S('!1a to r s ;md thr :t'-h uul l hl'i l dil'hTtonCI':-. nn·r .J Sl •n ; t ll •-p , l.".'-i'<l bi ll ap prupl"i t.d i ~l g ~h i I m il ium in pnwrgC'nc\" milit t.l!\ <tid l (i J" U ~-~.~ h -; td or a .'- m ·JI :1:-. tht · S~ l m il!F m lor t hf' :\ic tn guclll wi"X ·I" Water rate request is tabled Pomeroy Council , Ul specia l IVl ond n.\ · night . tablNl a r cqurs l from thP Board of Public ,\ffairs to in r rPasr w alf'r ra tr s until morr inf·ormafion ca n be obt a inf'd . Council sturlicd the propoS('(! or d inance. which would inr rf'J .St' \V.:.tt£•r rat<•s J pproxi.mal(' l.\" :>11 tx'rC<'nl. but dclcrminf'CI th:ll the~· 1 rounei l1 n('('flcd som e qu P~ t ions a nsv.:Prrd bcfor r thf'.\" could ~ t e l on t hP ordi nancr. sl' ~s io n ln other busi.ness, council a nno um ·('(j 1h;ll thl' n· . . . rxmst· to tllf·t! pi(\ I rnr d on at i on~ lfHJf)( ']'(JJ( • B<'t·ch r;ru\'(~ ll ·m('fr r\ h;L'- t)('\ '11 \"f' J)" poor Cnu ncil hi lJX' <.. to romr· \ ~ · irh .'-. rHJH' i d( · a ~ tha t will hclp tiH'l ll ,, ·ith the ce m f' tPr~ problem . II C i l U n cl ~ d Oi ' ~ not s.-·c· u n• Jh ('nr'('t '~~ ~~""\ funll.c.: 11 ,,·ill not be Jhlf' 11, Tll dlntct ln rh t· r 1 · mclPJ ~· . Racine council approves cable TV plans PRE-EASTER •5 Voi.J2 , No .252 Copy,ighted 1984 Fred E. Larkins q u ~u1(' r . • e Now that they know about Disneyland, isn't it time you told them aboutlieaven? r' red E. Larklns,86,Long8ottom, died unexpectedly at his home Saturday afternoon . 1\lir . Larkins was born in Meigs County th<' son of the late William and M ary Pow<:'!! Larkins. His wife, Ruth E . Branch Larkins died in 19ffi. HE' w as also preceded in death by four brothers, two sisters, one daughter and one son. He was a retired employe of Eastern Local School. He lived in Long Bottom his entire life. He L• survived by two sons, Raymond W. Larkins, Tuppers Plains; Howard D. Larkins, Por· tland; two daughters, Mrs. Norman (Ver a) Weber, Tuppers Plains; Mrs. John !Donna I Bogard, l.J:mg Bottom; one brother, E!za Lar kins, Long Bottom; one sister Carrie Evans. Nelsonville; 13 grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. Funer al services will be held Tuesday at 1 p.m . at the White Funeral H om e in Coolville with the Rev . Eldon BlakE' officiating. Bwial will be in Sandhill Cemetery, Long Bottom . Frlmd may call al the funeral home today from 6 to 9 and Tuesday until time of services. Story on Page 12 ~ GREGG & PATTY GIBBS MIDDLEPORT, OH. PH. (Ohio) 992-2178 (W. va.) n3-9577 HOURS: Mon.-Tun.-Wed .-Fri. 9:30 to 5:00 Thurs. 9:30 to 12:00 Sit. 9:30 to 2:00 Meigs couple chosen as top Grange family Keith and Emma A shley of Pomeroy have been chos e n as the 1984 West Virgini a GrangE' Young Couple of the Year. The young couple cont est is sponsored by th e N ational Grange for couples hwo have been associated with the Gran ge more than two years, who ha ve been married at least two yeas. and who have not r eached their 35th birthday. The criteria consists of eac h couple making a scrapbook containing the previ ous t\\.'0 years of Gr ange and com mu nity work based upon fun, activities, fellowship, r ecognition. leaderhshlp, service and m embership. Upon the selection as the state young couple, the scrapbook must then be updated by adding mat erial dealing wtth the couple's year of reign. Upon rea ching the nati onal cont est , the sam!' procedure Is followed. The Ashleys are presently serving In several Grange offices . He is presently master and agticulture chairman of Sliverton Grange of Ravenswood ; assistant steward of Mountaineer Pomona Grange; st ate · legislative director; and state youth ritual master . She Is Ceres, deal activities chairman, and community service chair· man of Silverton Grange; publlc lty chairman of Mountaineer Pomona Grange; and state lecturer ·s committeeman . Both presently servE' on the state yo uth ritual team . Pomona degree team ; state d<'gTE'E' day ritu al team; stalL' Rose drill team; and del<:'gates to state session. The A shl<'ys are also active in Meigs Count y GrangE' work. Both belong to the Meigs County Grange Youth, and she is st<:'ward of M<'igs County Pom · Construction of a telc, ·ison ca blf' st'n ·icf' in Hacine to begi n in mid -J unr was a uthor izf'CIIJy R.·l cinr' Village Council at a m ('(' ti ng Mondil)l night a! \i llagf' hall Council hPard I he proposaI of Calvin A ngPI of Angel Communi r a· lions. PoM smouth. for lhP in stalla lion of a 10 channel system . th e basic price of which would hP $ 1J .'l:i per m ont h w ith $2 for Parh additio nal chilnnel The sv stpm wou ld also in clude a pay channel at $lO a month and the install a tio n cost would lle $ \'j AngPI sa 1d thNC' is also a good possibility that an lith c hannt'l would hf' a dclE'd 10 the b J~ i L' ~ r r\· in • w it hin six mo n th ~. Cu n~t ruc 1ion is to st a rt no 1'-llC'r than .JunP 1:1. and is to br rompl<:'l r<i b;· Aug. :~1 He notN thCJt lhPrompam· is now r onstruc t ing a ~~·s t pm in Fl.tt nx'k. W. Va . and hOIJC'S to gl'l s imili ar sy·stpm s ins talil'() in R utla nd Jncl Coo lv illP. Jf th ose s ~ · s tf'm s arc approve'(] for inst allation . thr•n AngC'I sa id 1hat lw w ill US(' Racin f' as tlw l£X'Jt ion fo r th r rC'nt ra l wa r('· housp for equ ipm f'n t and su pp l iPS ;Js wr ll as the sen.:irr man . Counc il ilppro\T'd a commit tff to h~ lp sr•l('(' llhc programming which w ill include a Colum tm sr hannt·l 3ncl fou r satl'llitr channels . T he r epair of the front Pncl of th<• dump ttur k wa s appro\-r<:l, along w i th so mr txxty work and pa inting T tw third n 'ading wa ~ J:!"i\·pn to a n ordin anet• Pstabli shing pt~n;...llit iP~ for failun• to cut wc-'Pds and n •mO\ ' ( ' lit tPr. M ;!.\" ~ ;md M ay 9 \·H 'rr set as c l1•anu p da\·s in R.acinf' and thl' v il lagC' truck will haul t ra sh for r< ~sidPnt ~. Aflt>r that t hl' nC' ~ · o 1t hna ncr on wf'f'd s a nd li1 IC'r will be st r iel 1 ~ · PnforcPd , it was rf'~rff'd . It wa s \"Oicd to ~nd a IC't tr r to a propc>r ty 0\\lll'r regarding t rim · m in g o f shrubhl'0. \.V hich obst ruct s t hC' \" if'w at thC' in tr r ~ ti on of Oa k .d . . . o w rr lt ' ·\pri l ~:~ . I ;t pm Man's body pulled from Shade River T hf' lXXI)" of Ern iE' :\Pw!un . .17. Mount Oli\' c' Roi..l d wn ~ 1'('('0\ "L'rd from a branch of lllf' Sha cli . R i\ ·pr at 1 a .m . tod:1.\" :wco rdin):.! to t hf' :vt. f'rg~ Count ~· S hp riff"" ~ Dr panrn r·m • Dt>puti~·s P '\ 't'i\T'(] <I rail ~1 nn dow nigh t s tating Tl1 ~ 1 t ~m :. h;lndonr"<l t·.t·r wa.o;; SC'11 ing o lT l "IJunt\ 1"( \: !CI "2,1.!. \\" ith thf' k C'~ ·s in th f' 1·, 1r ;rn d 1h! •di NW t ~1 )('n. At appmx imatt •h .-;:·.,I:) p.n1. Df-puty .li mnw r Soub h_\ u;..wm hi s imT'Sl iga tion fnu nd nm · ... . ~ ·t oft r; t t' k ~ ona GrangP. Emm a first joined Racine Grange in 1975. K eith joined Ra cinE' Grange in 1969 having gr aduated from Racine Jr. Gr ange. Both received the Degree of Cer E's in 1975, which Is thl' highest degr<'<' of thE' order. The duties of the Ashleys during their r eign wlll ll<' to alt <:'nd all st ate grange ructions. ' islt all West VIrgini a gra nges, and assi st In the f orm ation of any nl'w chapters . The Ashleys are the fi rst couple from Meigs County to have ever won the titl e of young couple. They wtU represent the West Virginia State Grange In November at the annual Na· tiona! Grange session In Par · tland, Maine. He Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Ashley of Letart Falls, and she is thl' daughter of Mr. Ellis English of Coolville. They have two daughters - Rachel. age 4,and Whitney, age 1. ~ m e l Roul (' L!-l . ;rnd 111 n "-, iden t <1'-> kin l! !t1r thf· n·mo\·;t l tl f il u •hi clt' \\·ith ~ ·\p ll "t'd I iccn .sPs trom t h1' :-. idt'\\" ~tl k . T h f • m t'f'll ng wa~ J ·pc·t ·s ~·d un!i l C rou· l {oad !Pad ing to J hr:mch of Siudl' Hi\T'r. Shf' riff .l a nw~ Pro ffi tt or(h·rNI em irnnwd Jt. l t<' SC'<cu ·c h b~ · dr:tggi n,t. : OfX'r c1tit m ~ Sh ort l~: a ft f' t wa rd~ . H..acinr. Ponwro.\·. Che,Ji T ;mel Tuppc'r s Platn-" f' nwrgpnn sq u :1 cl ~ and fi r f' unil s rrs po ndr'fl NC'wlun's. lxxl\· wa s n·cu\ I 'IT'(] a nd hf' was prnnounc('(! df'c!d h\· Or . R . R . P ir kes n. cou n t ~ · coronrr T lw hod~· w as takf •n to \\"hit f'·~ Fu n1'r: 1l Homf' in l ooh·Jl lt• Trailer dcstron•d An unOf'rupi('(l tl "t !iiC'r on Spring AY C' . 0\.\11('(] 11.\ · f1i ll Young w ~1 s dt>stro~·('(j IJ_\· firr C'ar l\' 1\Jt>sday WILL ATI'END CONFERENCE - Angela Princess, Jennifer Carleton, Uttle l\llss Poppy and Hillery Harris. Junior l\11!6 Poppy, 1-r wiD be attending the jw1ior conference In Pomeroy on Carleton, Poppy AprD 14. Shown wllh tbe yougsters Is Racine Mayor Charles Pyles. 1be girls wiD also take part In the annual poppy day sales on !\lay 19, sponsored by Racine Legion PostOO~ m orning. ThC"' Poml ·ro~ · Fin' f)('partmf>nt was ea llr<llo the srt•nc at :"1: 20 u m . bu t repot1r<l that the tr ail er w as engulfed In Oa m<'S when they. arrived. CauS<' of t he firC' is unknown a nd then :. was no insu ranee, accor di ng to a d C'pa r tm ent spok E'S man. � 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 9, 1984 buck larkins