http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/79cf4fdec7e08e274d03f3dd71ed8a00.pdf 911b3cd89aa9c93c9675d620986e9083 PDF Text Text -.·. Weather forecast Area deaths Julian L Welch Julian L Welch , 59, Rt. 1, Langsv1lle, died at7: 34p.m.Sunday in a Columbus hospital, following an extended lllness. Born Aug. 24, 1924, In Robinson, W.Va., son or the late Dollver and Clara Drummond Welch, he was a retired supervisor for Precision Twist DrUI Corp., Crystal Lake, Ill. Surviving are two sons, Gary of Columbus, and Jerry of Elgtn, IlL ; Uu-eedaughters, Mrs. Steve (June) Lowery and Mrs . Benny ( Pa I ) Artrip, both of Columbus, and Mrs . John !Tammy ) 'l'ribblts of Crystal Lake; a stepscn, David Welch of Crystal Lake; three stepdaughters, Mrs. Jack tJanet) Morris of Chester, Mrs. Perry (Sharon) Wise of Middleport. and Mrs. Robert (Donna 1 .r ark.< of LangsvU!e; 17 grandchildren; a brother, Russell of Nitro, W.Va. ; and four sisters. Mrs. Robert !Gladys ! Molden of Dexter. Mrs. Virgil !Bernice! Justice of Porter. Mrs. Harold 1Amy) Hysell of Wilkesville, and Mrs. Basil tEasterl Richmond of St. Albans, W.Va. Funeral services will be held at I p.m . Weclnesday in McCoy·Moore Funeral Home. Vinton. Burial will be in Vinton Mem01ial Park. F'rlends may call at the funeral home from 2-4 and7~9p.m Tuesday . t:harles R. Sprague Funeral servicf.>s for Charles Robert Sprague. 00, who died Saturday morning at his home in Dexter. will bP hPid at 2 p.m. Tuesday at thf.> Hunt er Funeral Home in Ru lland. Mr. Sprague was born Oct.1.1903 in New Martinsville , W.Va. Hf.>was a retired worker for U. S. Stcoel. He Weekend accidents kill eight Mostly clear tonight. Low 3lHO. Northerly winds about 10 mph; Mostly SllllllY Tuesday. High 00-ffi. Chance of rain near zero percent tJrroUgh Tuesday. was a fanner resident of Elyria and had resided In Meigs County for the past18 years. Swvivlng are his wife. Anna Shaffer Sprague, whom he marrled on Nov. 10, 19~; five sons, Dwight, Dexter; George, Wellington; Carl, Elyria; Russell, Loraine Arnold, Wellington; three daughters, Mrs. Dorothy Toplnka, Chicago; Mrs. Evelyn Hendershott, Amherst; Mrs. Lois Lane, Elyrla ; 19 grand· children and eight great · grandchildren. A hall brother, Odeus A. Hafety , Lorain, and a half sister, Mrs . Alta Beckett, Sebring, aL<.;O survive. Officiating at services will be the RRv. Lloyd Grimm. Burial will be in Mllcs Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . today. Extended Forecast, Wednesday lbrougb Friday: Chance of showers early Wednesday. Fair on 'lbursday. of showers and thunderstonns Friday. IHghs In the 60s WednESday, ln. the upper 60s ID upper 70s 'lbursday and In the mld61D low "'ls Friday. Lows In the upper 30s ID mld-408 Wednesday, the mld-408 ID low 50&' Thursday and In the 50s Friday. Rita Rathburn Casebolt , :!5, 1627 Shawnee Ave , Columbus, fo!11'lerly of Langsville, died Sunday at Doctor's Hospital in Columbus following a lengthy Ulness. Mrs. Casebolt was born March 16, 1949 in Meigs County, a daughter of the late Francis Rathburn. and Dorothy Wise Rathburn who resides in Columbu s. Besides her mother. she is survived by her husband, Earl Casebolt; two daughters, Rose Evelyn and Tammy Jo, both at home; thrc'<' brut hers, Richard Rathburn, Middlepor1. and Ray~ mond and Ronald Rathburn, both of Columbus. Herfatheranda brother, Frederick Francis Rathburn, pre~ ceded her in death. Services will be he ld at 1 p.m. Wednesday at the Hunter Funeral Home in Rutland with the R ev. Bert MU!er of the Lockbourne Free Will Baptist Church officiatmg Burial willbf' In Nelson Cemetery. Friends may call at lhefu nPral home from7 to 9 p.m. Tu~srlay. Olivf.>r L Mtchael, 73. Pomeroy, died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mr. MichaPI wasbom0clober27. 1911 In Pomeroy the son of the la te George and Lydia Davis Mlchaf.>l. He was also preceded in death by one brother, Orvel Michael. Mr Michael was a retired auto mechanic and employe of Mason County and Pomeroy Motor Com ~ pany for46years. He was a member of the Meigs Christian Center and served during World War II with the U.S Army, Rainbow division. He is survived by his wife, Marian Bennett Michael; son and daughter· in·law, David 0. and Marilyn Michael. Gallipolis; daughter and son ~ i n~ law . Mary Anne a nd Wood · row Ca ll . Pomeroy; daug hter, Nancy Lee Ackerman, Pomeroy ; ll grandchildren and four gre at grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesda) al 2 p.m al F:wing F'uneral Home. Burial will be in Meigs M~mory Gar·dens . Friends may call at lh~ funeral home Tuesday from 2 1o 4 and 7 to 9. POPPY DA. YS - Middleport A.merlcan Legion Auxiliary units 128, Feeney-Bennett Post, and 263, Lewis Manley, will be on the streels of Middleport with poppies made by veterans Friday and Saturday. A.ll funds contributed will he used for veterans and their families. Pictured wiU. Middleport Mayor Fred HoHman as he signed the proclamation are, from the left, Margaret Bowles, president of Unit 263, Etta WID of Unit 128; Peggy Caton, poppy chairman of Unit 128, and Lola Hampton, poppy chalnnan of Unit 263. Emergency runs Veterans Memorial The Pomeroy Emergency Squad took Shirley Jones from Dark Hollow to Veterans Memorial Hospital at 8:36p.m. Sunday and at 9:02p.m., the Middleport Unll took Oliver Michael from Rock St. , to Veterans Memorial. On Saturday al4: 55 p.m., Racine took Lenny Dowell from county road 28 to Veterans Memorial and Middleport at 6: lJ p.m. was provided treatment but no transporta tion for Charles Wilson. VVedncsdayluncheon Middleport Literary Club members will meet at noon Wednesday al the home of Mrs. Richard Owen, Rock Springs Road. From there they will go to the Ohio University Inn for a luncheon followed by a tour of tlle Ohio University Library. Marriage license A marriage license was issued in Meigs County Probate Cou rt to Timothy R F'razier, 18, Mlddlepori, and Camline R. Karr, 16, Rt. 1, Middleport. Phone Middleport. Sunday Diseharges·~None. Saturday Admissions--Linda Imboden, Racine; Thomas Weston, Racine. Saturday Discharges--Dwight Burton, Elizabeth Roush, Homer Hysell. Sunday Admissions--Hiram Pauley, Letart, W.Va.; Camlta Morris, Rutland; Mary Kay Wallace, 446-4524 BARGAIN MATINEES ALL ~T a SUN SEATS $2.00 ADMISSION EVERY fUESDAY S 2.00 L MAY 11 thru 17 J THURSDAV~ :RlDAV thru 50th anniversary The 50th anniversary or Chester Council 323, Daughters of America, will meet a t 8 p.m~ Tuesday at the ha ll . Charter members will be honored and are to be at the hall at 7:3Jp.m. Man escapes injury in weekend accident Buchanan. 18, Tuppers Plains. Buchanan had reportedly driven the motorcycle on the sidewalk as Soulsby f.> ntf.>red the driveway, the patrol said. A Middleport man escaped Injury in a two-vehicle accident on County Road 3 Saturday, according to the state highway patrol. Daniel T. Rees, 24, was east· bound, two miles wf.>st of Ohio 7 at 8:30a.m~ when a westbound vehicle RRes to swervf.> right to avoid collision. Rees' vehicle struck a pole and the other vehicle left the scene. Rees' vehicle wa• modf.>rately damaged. No Injuries resulted from an accident ln Tuppers Plains Satur~ day, the patrol reported. Patrick Soulsby, 26, ReedsvU!e, pulled his vehicle Into a driveway at 11:15 a.m. and collided with a motorcycle driven by Jimmy L. ~!UBBARD'S Syracuse. Oh. ~ Ph . 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants, shrubbery, fruit trees, Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to B Sun. 1 to 5 DINNG ROOM ONLY Served with whipped potatoes . chicken gravy. cole slaw, hot roll. butter & coHee . Sorry, no substitutes except beverage with a~ditional price . PH Ill P M. ROBERTS Meigs County Engineer $3 25 • CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT Pd Pol . Ad by Phrlip M. Roberls. Rt. 2. Patriot, OH. 45658 PH. 992-5432 lsearsiGREAT DETERGENT SALE ./1J • r-·~-Vf~ -....:: ''"'' ·ur 11111\ljlfoll.t ' 'lll;.:. "" ll llllllll< 11 ~• 1 u~l ,.ll ot l , j, •' •h •11~ n• J Gallipolis Business College 1 $1000 saara I N. 2ND AVE. GREGG & PATTY GIBBS MIDDLEPORT,~;~ OH . "Ready To Pick Up" , . I ll /liM I 1!11 -~I Ill~< I I ..u.Jo" NJnK ' I 'till (II'\ f-tkl(ll'i J /.rp \r ~~~ (~r.Ml 519 Jackson Pile Gallipolrs. OH. 45611 I I I J I' I 1 1 446-4367 or 992·7&« I I IUO M141711 ~ 198JROM Save AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT I .r _________ _J Photos, story on Page 4 Story, photo on Page 12 .• , ,.,, '·'"'"'' ,.,,,9 .. , .,..,.... Rflywh•re lrlOil l hllliOWUI pnceH• ... nh IJtU !t'llr'l '?C PH. ~Ohio) 992·2178 w. Va.) n3·9577 ------- • 2 Section,, 12 Page1 25 Ct!!nh A Muhim~ia lm Newspa per Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, May 15, 1984 now he ld by the Huntington National Bank . The department said thai loan is needed to enable the company, which employs 180 workers. to re m ain open. The board deferred for two wt:"eks a Department of Nat ural !«>sources request for the release of $1.2 million for new construction at Cleveland Lakefront State Park Sen. William F . Rowen, DCincirinati, said more abarempnt t.md utilit~ · rpnm·ations <JI h:Pnt St::lle University. -A Uowl?d thC' AgriculturP [)p)Jat1mc nt toentPr into information is needed on that request, as wrU as a nother for $1 million for improvements at South Bass Island State Park In Ottawa County. foundalion subsidy paymcnt. fonner owner. The Clf.>veland request involves a park office and addition of some day~use facllilies . The improve ments at Sou Ill Bass Island would Include camp sites The board authorized a $1 million loan to 13& D Plastics, Inc., Byesvillf.>, to permit purchase of assets Meeting in regular session Mon~ day night , Middleport VillageCoun~ cil approved final legtstation for establishing the villagf' as a "Community !«>investment Area .. and named a new assistant police service. chief. Council gave the third reading to an ordinance establishing the reinvestment area which provides tax breaks as a construction encouragement In the town. The legts!alion provides that residents remodeling dwellings containing not more than two family units upon which the cost of remodeling Is at leas t $2500. the remodeling will be tax exempt for!O years. For the remodeling of every dwelling containing more than two units, and for commercial and industrial properties, upon which the cost of remodeling will amount to at least $5,!XXl, the improvement will be tax exempt for 12 years. Every new dwelling, commer cia l and indusu·ial building constructed In the town will be tax exempt for 15 years. The third reading of an ordinance establishing the position of assistant police chief was approved. Council appointed Sidney Little, a police officer for the town for a number of years, to fill the new position. A Sf'COnd reading was given an ordinanC<' establishing the position of park activity and maintenance dirtttor for Hartinger Park during tlle summer months. The director will not , however, handle the swimming pool activity a t the park Payment for the post is $75 a week. Purchase truck There was one bid on thf.>purchase of a new Uu-ee.quarter ton truck for Ill<' Board of Public Affairs and that bid from Pat Hill Ford totaling $9,217.90 was accepted . Council approved the April report of Mayor Fred Hoffman showing receipts of $7,4621n fines and fees. Mayor Hoffman reported that last night's meeting served as a public HOUR$: Mon .-TiltS -Wed .- f11 9:30 ro lOll Thurs . 9:30 to ll:OO su 9:30 ro 2:00 ...-111.-!c~~ -..--,~-Mrr--,1 Iseats ,_. session on economic development grant a pplications for local bus! ~ nesses. He sald he recently conferred with Diane Allen of the Ohio Department of Development which administers the federal monies. Mayor Hoffman said that as a resull of the conff.>rence with Ms. Allen hf.> learned that Middleport Village is not e ligible for a housing rehabilitation grant thi s year All communities which have had three year housing rehab programs are not elibible to apply for additional grants unlil1985, the mayor sa id . Loan prognun outHned Mayor Hoffman outlined a loan program being offered to businesses the criteria being that a three-to-one local r atio is expected. That is. a business would have to provide $lJ,!XXl for a $10,!XXl loa n and must have a committment that the local money is available. AI!Past five new jobs must be guara nteed by the business and loans will be at seven percent. Owners must have 15 percent equity in the business. Two or three businesses have Indicated some intPrest In the program , Mayor Hoffman said. Council agreed to proceed with holding its next meeting on May 28, the evening of Memorial Day.Itwas info!11'lally agreed to Improve two alleys In the town--one in the area of Chestnut St.. the other being between Rutland and Walnut Sts. During and more parking sp.:rlt' In other business. the board: -Approved release of $1.1 mil lion for asbes los three years, department spokesman William Holter said. The board a !so approved two other loans under state programs which permit use of certain bond·lssue proceeds to make low-interest loans to firms which guarantee the creation or preservation of jobs. Greenfield Foods, Inc ., Greenfield, received a $2.5 million loan to expand it s Highland County facility into an operation which will slaughter and process 4,!XXl hogs daily. Part of the funds is earmarked for land and equipment purchases from the plant 's The $3)1 bid of George Quillen for a police cruiser which was heavily damaged in an accidenl recen tly was accepted . Mayor Hoffman announced tlla t village ordinances have been updated by a Cleveland fil11'l which annually performs that By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff GREENHOUSE MEIGS COUNTY REPUBLICANS FOR YOUR VOTE OF CONFIDENCE IC, 11.1Jfll"' rn 1hr llh 1lun, mr· r"'-' lliiJ:Ir /1 J•' In ~N Jk~ ,hrr m•1111lt' gr rrht r----------, Pet Week A YouthWorksProgramhasbeen organized for the Pomeroy ~ Middleport area for the purpose of gtving area youth an opportunity to do odd jobs during the summer months. According to the Rev. Cia rk Baker participants wlll be paid $2.50 per hour. Pomeroy and Middleport residents wishing to take advantage of the service may do so by calling 992-:lllB. There wUI be a charge of $3 an hour to all customers except for disabled people and senior citizens who will be charged $2 per hour. -Released $175.i million as lhP state's Ma\ school -A pproved the purchas<• ot two h·acls of land in Lucas Count~·. The only people who will benefit from tlle program will be the youths tllem&elves. y outlls intei'E'Sted In participating In the program and making some extra money may . pick up their totalin g more than 171 Jeres. from th(' Wade and Richard Wall families ) or expansion of Maum pp B;)y Statr Park . Total purcha.sr' pricP i ~ Public schools would benefit from surplus ' COLUMBUS, Ohio IAPJ- Co,· Richard Celeste and majoril )· Democrats apparently have bipar ~ tisan support for a newly draflcd bJ!I tha t would earmark about $?11 million in excess lottery profits tor Ohio's public schools. But minority Rrpublicans v.:rn: saying, as lawmakers I'('{'Onvf'nrd toctay followi ng a srvPn -wf'f'k rr- cess, that Celeste's pmposal stops short of giYing all lo11 P01 profit s 10 MEIGS' HONOR STUDENTS- The valedictorian, salutatorian and seven honorarlans have been named for U.e 150-memher gmduatlng class at Meigs High School this spring. V aledlctorian Is Paula Swindell Chancey, left, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned Swindell of the Shade area and salutatorian Is Sherry A.mold, right, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby A.rnold, Route 1, Pomeroy. Class honorarlans are shown on Page six. t hP schools. Sfon. PaulE Pfeiffer. R Bucyrus. who lnl roduced a similar bill March 21, dPplored a pa r1 of the Demo~ cratic measure thai would pul half of thf' unexpected profit s int o a "rainy day" fund for future sc hool ~ funding emergencies. He said 50 percent of furu '"'lot t~l') · Eckart's acid rain legislation labeled 'too much, too late' WASHINGTON !AP I - The congressman who recently saw hi s acid rain coni rol bill defeated m subcommitt€"C' says an alternative offered by Rep. Dennis Eckart is "asking for too much, too lat e." "Rather than helping to build a broader congressional consensus. Mr. Eckari is driving a wedge in the existing coalition." Rep. Henry Waxman, DCalil., said Monday . Tf'n days ago, a Hou se E nergy and Commerce subcommit tee voted 10~9 to trim Waxman 's acid ra in provtsion from a bill reauthoriz· ing the Clean Air Act. Waxman said the vot e posed a tremendous blow to any chances of this r and cited the defpction of Eckarl, D ~Ohio . who had been considered the swing \'OI£'. Sulfur dioxide is beli<'ved by most scientists lo be the pollutant that eventually falls to eari h as acidra in. which has been blamed for killing aq uatic life in Canada and the northeastern United States. Control measun>s ha vr lx>en opposed by many congressmen from the Midwest, where- through fuel swi tching or Pxpensive sm oke-s- tack scrubbers - muc h of th~ b,· Eckar1 and Rep. John "'ibertrng. D-Ohio, wou ld extf'nd by sLx :O'f'a rs the deadlinC' for r millf'rs to comr into compliance and \\.'Oulcl prn\'icll ' national fu nding for thr opt"~ra lion and maintenancE' of control ~ a~ wf'll as their capital costs, rathPr than capital costs alonr. "These provisions \\ill proU'\t consumers. prot CCI johs and. m on" imJX>rfantJy, rreatr jobs for :o'rars into the next cen tu~· and bc'y:ond IJ:O' conllnuing 10 make the high · sulfu r em issions reduction s would havr to occur. They fear unemploy' mPnt in coal industry ,· inble anrl comJX'Ii Uvc•." Eckart sair1 . the coal fields and skyrocketing utility rates. l.ikP Waxman 's bill. I::Ckart's measure calls for a JO.rnilliorHon reduction in emissio ns. but it Px tends the dcadlinP from 1'!90 ro 1996. The acid rain control measure announced ~urpluse s would bf' -.;imi!a r l.\ f'n r umtX"!t'd . and unnf'{'f' 'IS<J ril:o· ':'0. '\\'e rf'alJ~· hm·r a chanct· to do somrlhing dr;Jm<l tic fnr Ohio'!-> srh(X)I childrf'n." Pkiftf'r .'-<-lid. udding t hat hr' hopPs CPlrstf ··s hill. which wa s being int nxl ut ·1·fltm ~1~ in both hou>i('s. willlx • aml·ndc~t IO gJY< · all I hr monry· din'C't ly· to t hr·sc•hl)(Jls CC'k~t f' said Monel a~ · th(' ml·asu!r ~ l)( '<.' ifira !l~ · pro,·idP~ th;ll lotti' n pmfi t ~ f'XCC'Pdin ~ pmi t 'f' t i(J ib lur t tit · C'UITC'nl fi srJ I .\ 1\tl will tx · t•a nnJ r kPd . Lawmakers had approptia\E'd hw 1hP schools ahout SliYI mi\lion tn ~~..n million in estimatf'd lollf"l-:> prnfih . but current estim.Jtf':, shoH· a('tu <ll profits v.ill be $91 mill ion mo rC' b_,. the June .J(l end of I hr fi scal \'{·at Ce leste sr~kl it is thf' in tf'nt of hi s administrat ion and lhr i ...f'gislatut~ ' thai ·au lotte!')· profit s will SI'I'\'r Ohio's svst~m of public o-,;luc·at ion. Thr Ohio L ot f(lr:.· is mor0 succ·1•sstu I than P\l'r bi•fon•." But thP go\·1·rnor ...aid th( ' (''\ I ra monp~· \-\'ill nut go lu lhP ~ Ia it •\ t)l :"l SC'hool distrins on a prr-[Ju pil b~1.~i~ fo r usr• <-1 ... thP~ - ~f'\' fit. <1 ... :-.onw o..,t,lll. ' s urplus~.,~ han• in tht • pa ,q . lns t ~.'a d. thr m on t·\- v.;nuld ht • clh·Jdt"CC t'CJU Zl ll.\ lor tn-(1 purpu:--t·~. I hr first l.\11-mJ r·kt'CIIur t h(• pu r·1·h; 1.'-t • of comput('rs. li'XIhc Jok.-.. .md uthc •r instructional m<llt ·rJ ~\1 ;.; Th t•:-. t · fund s. dlstributf'<l 1111 ;1 p.-r pupil ba~is, also cnuld lx · u ...(·d 111 11; 1\· :)11 JX'rrr nt r>l thr r·11"t nl t'n11'1 t.: t·nn building n•p<1irs Thr• Sf"('Ond half 11! the~~ ~ mllllr tll u·nu ld bt._--. pb('('d int o ;til l<duc .11lt 111,tl ~~ x rdiC"n<'c lnn""'nli'nl :\1-cfilJill , .1 cont ingf'n c ~ tunrllor usr tnt hc ., •\ ' ·nt of fu tun · -.; hort Ltlh in~'~"' t • m~t · -. !tlt prim;n:.- anrl S I'Cilnd.I!Y l '(luc .1 ltt1n Local group wins award~ Scvrral au·<Jnl.-. \\ '1"1• \\, n h\ th t' j uniors o l tilt ' Arnc ·rtt .11 1 l c·t..: JtHl a discussion . council Auxilia r~>. n rrv.· \\ .i' h-.~o r I ·,,..,, · ~ . PomPro:o·. J l lhl' 1'('('1 ' 11 1 ~ ;~ 11 \rm u,tl Junior \nnkrt •nrr· nt ( ll:t · i'c ·ld in Columbus Thr local group tcx •h ·, --.1 placf' awards in tht' junior -. !ti ,l t'licm. VPI C'rans affairs and rc •h,d 1ll l <ltion. and third in childrrn , 1/Ht .,.!lllth . Robin LPh0v.· took ;1 1! 1.~ ·d p\,l('t ' in hi story. a nd Mr~ II, II 1"1 1);1\'iS, ad,·isor, tooK st:•cond p! .H'I' in iunior acth·itif's based ,·, n tht · uJllt ·.., ~ )( 'st all -amund progr ;un l'ht • un <l J.bo r('('f'i\'f"CJ a citar inn ln1 IJ,trl il'I P;lling in lhf" "adopl.l )..:t. lndl.tlht •l " progra m . For t 'd d l1r-.t pL 1l 'f ' .m :1rd. thr unit rJ'\ 't'l\'t•d .1 'un t · <~tc h Pr informally agreed to proceed with plans for annexing a n area Jo Middleport andvotedtohaveMayor (Conllnued on page 6) application al Meigs High School. The work is for youths, age 14 through 18. All workers wlll be supervised. Residents Interested are to call the above number and describe the type or job available and the date and time they wish the work to be done. Workers will be supervised, Rev. Baker said. Volunteers assisting with the program Include BID and Ramora Young, Joyce Blake, Tim Faulkner, Rev. and Mrs. Baker, Rev. Mlke Tanglo, Carl Hysell and John FC61er. The non·proflt organization Is ln need of fUnds to purchase liability .I nsurance office supplies and olller materlals . The group will be sol!clting for donations. Public Relations. Inc .. Col umbus, for promntion of Ohio's grape products and graj'X' industriC's program . Youth jobs program planned for Meigs .' Me<"her~M avPr a $180,760 contract witlr $894,400 Tax break legislation beco01es final Regular Price . . . . $24.99 Sale Price ...... . 14.99 ...... ' ' '"1"'"'"" ..... .. •. Honor spring athletes COLUMBUS, Ohio !API - State controllers havf.> provided the final vote needed on an $8 million loan package designed lo help create more than 900 jobs in the economically depressed Jackson County area. The seven·member controlling board voted unanimously Monday to accept a Devf.>lopmPnl Department recommendation on behalf of Jeno's, Inc ., a frozen-pizza maker which already employ,s 1,100 workers at facilities In Jackson a nd Wellston. Department spokesmen said the loan will enable Jeno's to use $4.5 million to build a cold-storage facility and buy some additional equipment for its Wellston plant and $3 million to buy new manufacturing equipmPnt for its plant in Jackson. The 900 jobs are expected to be created in tbe next THANK YOU rh: fl' ... u I-.· na liT m ...... I ~ ltlllll)..." ,, •I .J. rll• ~~~~• ·olr.. • k ~• j, 1' mrht · ,oh , rw~. • Photos on Page 7 Voi.JJ, No.23 Copyrighted 1984 031 JACKSON PIKE · R1:35 WEST Happenings around Meigs County... mitring (or N!·mler'iiiX} !Jw worlt Jom· '* ' See entry blank on Page 3 at y enttne e Loan could provide 900 new jobs CLEVELAND (API - There were two winning tickets sold correctly naming all six numbers selected Saturday night in the weekly "Ohio Lotto" game. lottery officials said. The winning numbers were 2, 15, 21, lJ, 31 and 34. An important mPWI~ for womm lt'~ ~1111nll Youngsters graduate • Two lotto winners PRICE INCLUDES SHIPPING ll'l.lf Heart Fun Run a- Rita R. Casebolt Oliver I. Michael By The Associated Press Eight peopll' were killed In Ohio traffic accidenls over the wt:"ekf.>nd, Including three motorcyclists a nd two pedesU·ians, the Highway Patrol said. The patrol counts weekend fa tali · ties from 6 p.m . Friday to midnight Sunday. The dead SUNDAY FINDLAY- SteVPn M Hanna . 18. of Findlay, when his car crashed into a pole along a Hancock County road . SA.TURDA.Y WOOSTER - Dal C. Drown, 19. Shwv~. and Ty T. MPyer. 19, Wooster. two pedes ! rians sl lllCk by a c ar on a cou nty road in Waynl' County. MAUMEE- Thomas R. Koogan, 28. Toledo. killed while riding a motorcycle on a city str<'<'t . PARMA- Gary L Ha jtinger, :!9, Parma Heights . in a one car accident on a city street. BEU.EFONTAJNE- Joseph C. Wilcoxe n , 61. Worthington, lh<> driver of a mo!orcycle involvt>d Ln i:l collis ion with tvJo carson Route h8 in Logan Cou nty. C1NCTNNATI - Earl A F'ullcr, 52, Me lbourne. Ky .. in a two-car accident on I 75 ll1 Hamilton County DELTA - Charl<'s E. Dillon. l.l. Lyons, ln a motorcycle accident on Ohio 109m Fulton County ""' .... ·.""1 .~· ••• Monday, May 14, 1984 10-The Daily Sentinel Page ,. figurine . Lane~· H.t n kl. t, Th'\'-h l'lt'< 'lf'd Eighth Di.<> lrkt )Uniur prt--."'Llf'nt. was install f"d ;!lnng \dlh 14 ot hPr district prf'~ idl'nts from acro.••;s thf' state. Also prC'sPntC"d an a\\'ard wa s Amber Hankla. junror Mis., Poppv. Atl!·nding ftlC' ~ tatf' conff'rPnro wrre :\1r ~. Ltll'f'll <l TiPmC'~ ·er. Eighth Ui stril't JUnior .J c tivities chJirm ;m, Mr s D;l\'is, local chair· man: Mrs . .Janicr HankJa, and juniors. Anna \I 'J!I. Erica MrClin · RECEIVED A.WA.RDS- A.wanls received at the stale conference of the .Junior A.meriCAD Legion A.uxDiary held recently In Colmnbus are displayed herebysca&ed, VedaDavls,junloradlvltleschalnnan for Drew Wcbsl<•r PolK 39, left, and Loretta Tiemeyer, Eighth District chalnnan, and back from left, Anna wm, Laney Hankla, Eighth Dl<!tt1ct junior president, Erica McCHntO<:k, and A.mber Hanida. lock. Ami:x'r Hankla. a nd Laney Hankla . ~ ach r('{'Pi,·ro a citation of mrri1 charm for thrir v.·ork in the junior auxili:tn �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Comment The Daily Sentinel Ill Court StrePt ll~'OTED Pomeroy. Ohlo TO THE INTEREST OF THE Mt:u;s-MASOI'i .- \REA ROBERT L. WINGETT Puhlisher BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD Gt>neral Manager .\ sslstant Puhlisht>r / ( 'ontrollt-r DALE ROTHGEB, JR . ~pws Editor .-\ :\'IE:WBER uf Tlw .:\"'sot.'lah.-d Pn•!ii!Oo, Inland Daily Prt>s!ii Associa - tion and lht' American 1\'(•wspapt•r Publisher Association. LETTER:-1 OF OPI~IO\! art> wt•kotrlt"d Ttu·.\ should tw ]~.'\than 300 words lnnK . :\II IE>tlf'ro; art' suhjt'd to f'd ltln.r; und must IH' sh:ned with nam {', addrt>S!ii and tdt•phont• numht•r. ~o unslj{nt'tl IPU ers wUI ht• puhll!o;ht•d . Lt>ttt>rs stwuld lw In .r;uod ta.. tt• , addr.-sslng IS!oiUt'S, not personallth•.. . Prompt action sought on coal industry bill Poge---2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Tuesday, May 15, 1984 s ucc inct!~· summed up the l aw of lhal day: "While and colored children shall nol be taughl in the sa me school. " The practice of racially separate public facilllies had hf'f'n sanctioned by lhf' Supreme Coun in 1896, and again Sp<'cifically sanctioned as to public sc hools in 1927. bul by December of 19:\2. when 1he high court heard •rgumenl In fi ve different segrega tion suits, the doctrine or "separate bul equal " was hard-pressed for survival. By unanimous vote on May 17, 1954, I he Supreme Coun threw the doctrine on the ash heap of history. Segregaled schools, S<!ld the court, were lnherenlly unequal. ThE' offe nding states were ordered to desegr egale I heir schools "wllh all dellberale speed," and so began the long r eadjustment. In I he ensuing years, what has l::>een gained, and whal has been losl? The entire nation has gained, I would reply, by the coun's formal renunciation of our own domestic version of apanheid. The kind of secregation of the races - was an odious business . The Jim Crow laws were a stain upon our national idea ls of frf'f'dom of the individual and cqua(ity before I he law. The Brown decision led 10 years laler Ia the Civ il Righls Act of July 1%4. Taking lhe IWO eVPntS 10- gelher. one is bound lo see greal and deserved gains for blacks as a whole . As a formal public policy, segregJtion no longer exists in our schools. parks and public buildings. Within lhe private sector, blacks have gained equal access to res l aurants. hotels and theaters. These havf' bf>.pn re-volutionary changes. and lhey are all 10 lhe good. I speak of a Southerner. born In 1920, who :lO years ago foughl 10 relain 1he syslem I had been reared by . We are w~ ll rid of that system. Most sroriPS have two sidPs, and !his slory is no exception. An oppressed people gained. bul wise and pruden! jurisprudence los I. Th~ nine jusli ces individually pt'rceived segrf'galion as immoral: in a mo~ slro u s non seq ullur. they decided lhal segregallon musl th~re­ fore be uncons1i1u1ional also. In order to rationalize that eonclusion. I hey h•d lo lr•mple upon the most el<'ment ary principles of eonstitu· The chairm an of a Sf-nate suOCommittf?f' that s ~nt m onths stud~·i ng Ohio's tleprt'ssed co• I indusl ry is hopt'ful of prompllegislalive ac lion on a Sf'rif's uf remed ial proposals. St'n. Eugrnf' Branstool. D ·U tica. concC'dC's . howrvcr. that thcrC' is no ··quick fLx'' because of the tff'hnological d uS h 'C'n£'ss and exorbitant cos ts of n'movlng sulfur so that Ohio coal can bP used in a manner that Pndronmentalists consider s.afr. Branslool was s.;,\ 10 lake lo his Sena l e Nal ural R~sour~~s. E nprgy, and Environmenl Commlllee Ieday some recommendalions of lhP subcommillee wttich he sa id " can gel lhings going ... The L.egisla lure. just relurning from a spring break. is expc'Ci l"<l l o be in session only two or lhrf'f' weeks. Bul lh~ chailman said " ! hop<' I can gel !his 1a subslil ule bill inroporaling four of five subcommilll~' proposals! P"Ssed before I he summer recess... He said Sen . Richard Pfeifff'r. D-<olumbus. wiU sponsor lhc fiflh proposal. a constitutional amC'ndm('nt a llowing thp stall' to share in a n~· pmfil s realized from I'('S('arch and leehnology projeciS il help<'(! to finance. Pfeiffer's proposa l would r<'Quirr lhr('('-fiflhs majorilv apprO\·al bv b:llh hOUSf'"i and thrn a muj orit~· of VOlPI'S on tht> statC'widc ballot. Branstoo\ drafted rhrrr amC'ndm('nts for insPrtion into a bill, alr<'ady •pprow'<l b)' I he HouS<'. which C' ll'"I<'S an Oltio coo l developmenl office wit hin the Division of F:nf'rgy . CrPJtion of such an offic('. to ass ist th(' private SC'Ctor in thr financin,l! of projPt'ls, " ·as on(' of th(' subcommilf('(' r£>C'ommendations. Thr othPr amendmPn t:; V.'ould provillc tax incPn1 ivf's for u1 iJit ies or ot hf'r ind u striPs which eon..o.;!Juct faci l itif'S capablP of conver ting Ohio coal to othf'r forms of t>nt:.·r~' such a~ propam' or ethanol, and (X'rmit utililirs to pass along to consum('rs th(• cost of r<'sf'arc h whic h S{'{'ks to c nhancf' thf' us<' of Oh io cool. Branstool's subl·ununitf('{" also wants the LRgis laturf> to ea\1 on thf' Internal R('H'nuP Sen:i('(' to g-ivf' tax ·frN' status to OOnds w hich finn ncr t('(' hnology tu ll'TllOH' su lfur from coal. If 1hf' Sen all' gops a long wilh I h<' proposals. I he subsI ilule hill I hen would bE" returll{_>() to ttu:- HouS£' for concun-encf> in changes by the upper c hambc>r, Branstool said. Quiltwork of special weeks Congr£>ss is plodding through this elf'<'tion ·ycar S('ssion one wE'f'k at a timr. litPra lly En'n though fewpr than 10J working da~·s rt>m am and man~ major biUs still must be consid0rcd. lav.:mJkf'rs haH' managf'd to find timf' for leg-islation designating a varied quiJtwork of SJX'Cial "weeks " WhiiP lhe Sc>nale wo> dPt'ply embroi led in a deba le on legisla i TOn 10 reduct> ff'dpral deficit s and thf' HouSC' w as battling ow•r forf'ign aid . laW1llakl;'rs took tinlf' ou t to consid('r mc>asurC's dPs ign <::~ting: - Thl' w<'<'k - The wr<'k -'Ilw wwk -The wwk - Thf' wwk W<'<'k ." of June ~4 as "Na lional Safel\' in I he Workp laee Week . · of May J:l • s "SmokP:> BPaT· WPI:'k ." Ma.v W as "Na tional Arts \\'it h thC' HandirappNi WN'k.·· of Jun(' 16 as "f'iaiTOnal Brick Week ... of" !\o\·. '.5 as "Na tional F:pidf'rmolo~ sis nullns; J A\\'CJtY·nC'ss SomPtimf's. nne c hamhPr of Cnngrrss rloc•sn·t alwJ~· s know what thf' other is up to and 1hf' somr w1'f'k w ill of1Pn Pnd up with morf' than one dt:Signation . For instancf'. thC' W('('k of ~m· 11 was srt asid(' J S OOth ··!\'ationa l Rlood Prf'ssure Av.·•u·f'nf'Ss WN' k .. Jnd ··wnmf'n in t\~'TirulturP WC'Pk ." And Congress dt>cidrd I hal lh<' wr<'k of Mar 6 II'Oold b<· "i\sl hma and AUf'rg:.· A"'art'n('ss \o\.' f-'f'k," "Nat ional ~urs(' R('(·ogni1 iun \o\'('('k ."' and "Natio nal Arson Awilrf'n('SS WN·k ... Berry's World th<> year. Today's hlghlighl in hlslory: On May 15, 194/l. the new slale of Israel was attacked by Egyptian planes and invaded by troops from l.Rbanon and Trans-Jordan . CINCINNAT1 ( AP)- TheCinc!nna11 Reds' _ llneup looks like it's caught in a gameofmuslcalchalrs, but oulflelder Cesar Cedeno thlnko that's one reason why the ballclub is again hummiJig a winning tune. With Manag'l'r Vrrn Rappuslng a hodgepodge of lineups thai vary daily, the Reds have risen oul of the cellar of lhe Nationall.Rai:ue Wesl on th~ crest of. a winnlngslreak I hal makes them one of baseball's hott@St clubs. Cedeno, ODE' ol lhe players rel"'!aled 10 IJIIn -!lme slatus, figures Rapp'l system mlghl lxInsplrlng pla~rs lo work harder lo be-ali and end -all. We he\·c moved from colo r hlindnf'ss to intC'fiSC' color consciousnrss. from !hf' rights of individuals to thr rights of groups. Thirty :v·f'ars aftf'r Bro\\'11, our public policies and publi law s pervasively depend upon I he color of one's sk in . llm t is the fact. and it is not a fact to mak£' u s proud. 'Don.,t rock the trough., _____Ja_ck_A_n_d(_'rs_ on WASHINGTON - Mexican Pn:>< idenl Migue l de Ia Madrid. who m ff'ts with Prf'Sident RPagan in thf' Whilr House Today, has amassed a mullimi ll ion-dollar fon une si nce he look office. according 10 highly c l• ss ified U.S. i nlelli gcnre dorumrnts. Sc>lf enric hmenl is a lradilion among M0xica n prE>sidrnt s, it rna~· also be perteelly IPgal under MPxican Jaw . ThP presidPntial sa l ar~ · is s('('rrt , <:~nd th (' singlp political party' s only rull'. aceord· inf! to om' insid4:'r. is: "Do n't rock thP truu~h . " Pl'rhaps i n df'ff'IT'rlC'f' to his enuntrv 's prPcarious financi al si · tuation and thr f'Xtrrme povf'rty of ils people. de Ia Madrid is be lieved to h ~1\ ·f' collf'Ctrd a SffTf't "salary" far morf' modf'st than his prf'd('('f'S· snrs' It is, nf'VC'rthf'lf'ss, hugf'. Onf' high ·lPvf'l administr<:l tlon SOUITf' with rrgular JC('0SS to ullra s('('rrt intPIIigf'nCf' rf'!X>rts told m~' associatP DaiP Van Atta th at in one series of transactions in I he four monlhs afler h~ lOOk office m Df'C'ember 1982. de Ia Madrid sailed away $13 million lo $H million in a Swiss bank. AnothC'r source with access to CIA and Nalional Securily Agl'ncy dala ciled one reporl lasl fall, based on cabiP inten_·L•pts of in ternational bank lransaclions, lh•l pullhelol al of de'" M•drid's "lake" during his presitlPncy al $162 million m in imum . At the CIA , the six-yPar prf'sitlPnt ia I term is refen·f'd to jokingly as I he "golden parachule" that ca rries every president safel\ to <.~ sizabl(' fortune. Hforls lo tl'ach de Ia Madrid for comment we're unsuccPssful. but a spokf'sma n at thC' Mexican F.mbassv sa id the U.S. int rlligPnCC' information was wrong - "absolutely out ol thf' question." Il r jX)iniPd oul !hal do Ia Madrid has IX"f'n mounting an aggrPSsivr nn ti · corrupt ion campaign That too is an honored prf'siden · tial traditi on in MPxieo . f)(o La Madrid's im ml'diatP pn:'l.:h:'('('SSor , .lose LOJX>Z Portillo. went through the samr ritual. ca lling corruption ··t hf' cancer o f M£>xico." Yet Lo(X'Z AerofXlliS visiblf' through it. T he M exican govC'rnmf'nt in · stall('(} a pJWE'r plant for what a Mexican magazine ca li('d th r "wa lled m('(iif'vaJ fortress o\'f'r · Porli llo, who ruled during lhc ht'ad.v days of Mexico's short -livf'd oil prosperity. amas.sf'd a p£'rsonal lookin g lhe capilal. " The publi c works agency spent $.1{ million on fort une. B~' thE' CIA' s pstimatr. hf' sa lted awa~' a staggerin g $1 billion l o $:\ billion Tho symool of Lopez Porlillo' s WC'alth is the luxurious. ~2·aCrf' estatr hr built ovrrlooki ng Mf'xiro City. It is nirkna mPd ··oog Hill."' in mocking rC'fPrence to Lopez Portil · lo·s statrmf'nt that hP would ··tight like a dog" 10 defend I he shrinking \'a lur of thr peso. Whilr many of his countr)' ml'n livr in adobe or ror ruga1C'd mrtal hovels. Lopt'z Porlill o and his bmil)' have bal hrooms of morbi<' and gold. according l o Mexican prrss arrounts. Somr floo rs an' mad(' of jadf': onf' is transparPnt. wilh a delai led modoal of lh r thr aCCC'SS road. SC'wage Anci watf'r lin e'S for Lopez Por1il\o's f's tatr. The ex·president's largc'SSf' rl'· jX)rledi)' oxiPnded even lo a high i f'Vf'l go\·ernment offici::'! I who was his allPgrd mistrf'ss. H f'r housr is said to be' so largf' th at onr of thf' closr ts mrasurf'S 27 ff'f' t b:-o-· HXlfC'£'t anrl has a me7.7.aninf' Despit<' lhe blalanc) of Lopez Porlill o's self-enrichment In office. U.S. and Mexican sources doubl I hal h<• will rver be a largo! of hi s surcpsso r' s rlrnnup campaign. Ins l~ad. de Ia Madrid ha s moved againsl somP officials of 1he formPr prrsid enl' s regime, including lhe former head of lhl' nalional oil monopoly • nd lh<' furml'r chid uf Mexico Cil)'s police. Going for gold ________A_rt_Bu_ch_wa_Ld problem?" I asked one of lhr Amf'rican diplomats worki ng on lhe impasse. "We're in louch wilh Moscow now and our message to thrm is I hal we have no objecllon Ia lhcm l esllng us In Los Angeles. bul w~ lake a sertous view of lhem competing wllh us In Central America." "The Russians say I he reson lhev won' l come to L. A . I s !hal 11's too dangerous for I heir •lhleles." "We're lryl ng lo lell lhem lhey've read our signals all wmng. Where lhey are in physical danger Is In Nicaragua and Cuba. They have nolhlng lo fear if I hey show up in California. " " I'm not clear why Ronald Reagan Is unnerved ab:lul !he Soviets being in El Salvador, but Is nol afraid of them In Los Angeles." "The reason Is quite simple. Los Angeles Is fanher away fmm Washington than El Salvador is from Houston. The president Is very hurt lhat lhe Soviets have decided to ooycolt the Olympics because they feel they won't get enough protection here. Russian an~ sacn>d to Mr. Reagan w hf'n lhf'y arl' in thl' Un itl-'d Staff'S At tlw samt:.• time, Wf' hav(' informed Mr. Chernenko lhl' Sovlr t s arp not going to win any Gold Mrdals if 1hey keep swim~ing in our hPmisph ere." " J ~est both messagC'scomingat thr samC' time must have Moscow vpry confused." " I don'l lhink so. We wanl lhc Soviets to compete in the Ol.vmpi cs. We'll give lhem all lhe visas lhey requf'sllo come to Los Angeles. Bul we're nol g-oing lo give lhem permission to send one more hammer thrower into Central America.· "Maybe I he Soviels are retallal ing because we rf'fused logo to their Olympics in 1980." "We had a very good reason for nol going to Moscow lhen. They Invaded Afghanlslan and we wanled lo send a slrong message lha1 we wouldn't stand for this outlaw behavior. Jusl because wr wouldn'l go to I hei r Olympics Is no reason for them nor to come to ours." "I understand the other reason the Russians decided not \O come to L .A. was because of the smog. Have you been able to assure them thai there would not be any smog In Los Angeles if they agreed to compete?' "There's always smog In Los Angeles. The Soviets damn well know that. We consider this excuse a red herrtng. If you want the truth we suspect that one ol the reasons Ihey are not comlng Is because they wtll have to be tested lor steroids. eamstarts. Plays musical chairs " Istill!blnkofmyllellasa regular, F.vC'ryonr knows thC'ir ath!Ptf's arf' just movf' thPOI~' mpicGamf's from full of 11 " Los Angeles lo El Salvador?" "Thai's lhe slupidesl lhing 1'\'l' ever hoard. Suppose lhe Russians come lu E l S•lv•dor for lhc Olympi cs. and thPn refusP to !Pave aftrr thC'y'rp uvpr? What do wp do then?" " Whal gu•ran lee did we have !hall hey woul dn'l si•Y in L.A . afler tlw Olympics were over thPr('?" "None. And frankly, we lhink "Do you think the Soviets arr u si ng s t E> r o id s in Ce ntr a l America?" "Wt> ha vC' a strong suspicion lh ry are. Bu t it's thf' arms thC'y arC' shipping lo the rebels. and nol lhr steriods that we're conrPrnrrl about," hP said. " I know thi s is a cra7:V idf'a. But if the Sovif'ts at'(' in Central A mf'rica and wr're there also. why don' t Wf' that's thr main rPascm thC' Sovif'IS dC'cided not to com f'. ·· Majors Ry nw .1\ .......·l:w•ll PnA.\IF.Jm :\!'.' IJ<::r\(il"t: I'.:A."'T ()[\ lSIO!\ V. I. l'r·L !j l !41-1 I'• J:l 'r':l-1 Tow.,n••• Jl,rliillli >IO I'' liB 1'1' lri ,-, Mill'o <iUk••· II'': .... f'\0. \"o11k l "lo'\r•l;lnol H 1:! r.- 1~-""''"" II 31 I:M 1.1' ' l ~t 1! 1 I ll II :' II \\"}-;o.;T OIYL"'ION I~ Mlnnl"·"'· ' I ·,ol •l•" '' '" ' 1!1 l't IH f'tiU \ 11.:" 17 17 '~II I r ~rkl .md <;.o·.olllr· 11'1 I !I ·"HI I» 1K ·~tl I I K.m'a' t" tl\ 1'~ I'+ 1:2 !!I~ I' . l't'\ li 1-I'X. I' 11 ~OIIdi.i.\" '"> (i!Um,. f.j,,qull r,. C!.-·~·d , md I 1\1"\\ y,,. k \. (la}(l;md I B.., ITinMm· I . 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I~ II l' 1·t. 1;1\ ' t.l - ( "hl<" .l l!'' 11'1 H ""\.\ I 1ul.nh·l pht.l J~ lh '1l ' o '\.,~, Yrrl ~ Monl11'al St l.oul~ IT lfo 17 .'iU) :JI I~ ~~j ~ 1'1n!IWrKh 11 fl ;.,, ti' _· BeeN BRoUGHT To ~ou BY GI.OBQL. PoLiTiC§, THe oFFiCiaL Pi&RuPieR oJ:" THe 198!f- OLYMPiC~. St. Louis Cardinals Manager Whiley Herzog says I here's -no mystery lo Cincinnali's success _ "They're hilling rtghl now, " Herzog said . " When you're hilling. you can do a Iol of lhlngs. They've gol good sp<'E'd and good defense." fulpp. in his flrsl year managing I he Reds, broughl his learn into the season stressing toget herness while pilling players against each other in a battle for slarting jobs. Rapp has changed his Uneup daily. The only conslanl in lh~ b•ll ing order has been clean -up hill er Dave Parker, leading lhe offensive surge wilh 22 runs balled in. six game-winning hils and a .1.1 1 "We're competing nul only wilh and against lhe olher team, bul we're competing againsl each olher on the team , and !hal 's a hea!lhy sign," Rapp says of his philosophy . In one of his more inleresting moves two weeks ago, Rapp sal down slruggling lttird baseman Nick Esasky and moved five-lilne Cold Clove shorlstop Dave Concepcion over. Lighl -hlllmg Tom Foley look over al shorlslop, and wen I on a hilling spree I hal h~lp<'d I rigger I he Reds' surge. The Daily Senlinel ( l iSPS 14S·960 ) A Division ol Multlmf'dhl.. Inc PlJbJ!s ht'd C'vPr\' afternr)()n . M ondav lhrou~h Frida .' .. 111 fo url Sl rPf'l . h~ thP Ohio Vallt>.\ " Publl :-. hing Comp;wy Mul Tim<'dla , Inc , Pomf•roy , Ohiu '1~769 . 9'12 2l~fi. Sf'<· o nc:l cla!>s posi<J~W paid at PIJ mNoy . Ohiu MPmbPr Thp ASSOl"ictlf'd Pr@SI.,, In · l<.tnd Dallv PrP:o.'> Assoctal o n and lhe Anw r kan· 'Jpwsparwr Publl sh(·t~ 1\s · ~o.odet l ion. 1\alion<.JI Advc·r !ts ing H.Ppre ~t·n t ali\T•. Hr:Jnh<o~m ~Pwsp;; rwr S<ill ~. 7.1."1 Thi n l Au·nLH' Yurk }(){11 7 _-..;Pv. 'J" uJ k ."-"v"· POSTMAS'tTH Sr•nd addr~>~o." 10 Ttw Dail;.· S.:•nlinf'L Ill Cr.url '-;1_. Pnml'mv . OhiO -1 ~71)~ . averag('. KC wins first district contest K _vgcr Creek plated lhr('(' runs in lhe sl\ lh inning Monday nigh! snapping a 2-2 lie enroull' loa 5-4 v iclmY over lronlon Sl . .Joc· in lhe Class ,\ Di.sl riel Baseball Touma men l "' Chillicolh<'. Coac h Jake Bapsl'sBotx>als, now B -7, ball I(' th<' winner of lh<' Painl Va llev N('w Boslon game played Monda1 nighI. 111(' c:allians look a 2-0 lead in lh<' S('<'On d inning on I\ to Sf'{' thf' F'l.VC'rs tif' lhP sco rE' with single nms in fh f' lhinl and fifl h innings. ENTRY FORM AND WAVIER I hereby waive for myself. my executors. admmistrators, and asSignees. and release any and all rights and claims for damage I may have agatnst the sponsors and officialsof the Fun Run. held June 2. 1984. and the American Heart Association . Meigs County Branch. for any and all injuries suffered by me 1n said event. I attm that I am physically fit and have sufficiently trained for this event. T-SHIRT SIZE ...... !OK Race 5K Race S M l -XL ........ One Mtle Race ........ Kiddie Race OnP Wf'C'k one run on conSE"C'utive si ngles I r til\ Special Graphics Middleport, Ohio 'iutJ~( " t 1b1 •r ' no I dr \i r1 n~..: I< . 1• ~ 1 \ 1h(' c·<l r .tch;tnr '!' d1rc-c ·1 10 Tht ' l l.u l -. S t • r.rrr t~ • ! rrn T h .. r 12 rnonTh IJ<t'>h ('n •di l 1~11 . III'L'il11'nl'<tllif'l r• ,rC"h 1 1<' 1 rn:11 "\'n\ 11 111 \ " ~ub~IIIJ• I t••ll' lr1 lll.l ti !JI ' IHIIIT I'd in IIJV. rh 1 \" th · ~t · h <wrr ,.1\ '.111 w r ~I· I\· in· i~ ,11l.tlllo • T-Shirts, Caps , Jackets. 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Truck FUll SIGNATURE - - - - - -- - - - - -- - EFFECTIVE MAY 15 THRU JUNE 15 NAME _ _ _ By Carrit'r or '1otor Rouh• Pirates edge Astros; Phillies stop Dodgers By ALAN UOBINSON M'»!.T OIVtiiOl'li .'\P Sports Writer l.u. 1\nl!:dl.,. 2'1 )4i ~"i!1 { 'ltiC"InRillli 19 \.'t :ffl I Jose DeLeon found his miss ing 1\lkn!l8 \~ l'l :'>1'1 )I forkball. and the Pillsburgh Pirates Stm Dkw 1~ ).; ;Jll Huu~1on H I) ~n fi found I heir missing long ball. Sit• f"ntn t"N'' n !I "llfl The Pirales, after lhref' consccu~"G..... Plllsbul~h l H!MIIon "2 l ive !ale-inning losses inAIIanla. gol Mont !"Pal 7. San nltl!n li, to inllillJ..'!i home runs from .Jason Thompson ~4-lphia :t. La; Anef'k-.; ~ (llti:l-· .~tarn'"' <:('lllfiiU 1m and Dale Bcrra to go wilh a solid ~·~o-Plght -inning pt'Tionnance from DeH ~• un •S.:••It ! 11 itl P"'ttM~ur~.:h , 1-{ho , rll 'fl .'\ :1o . on , Leon 10 edge I he Hous10n Asl ros 3-2 ("l'tJ("aiiiJ ,•.;,.m~ +It ;It ( 'ln l"l lllldll a1 home Monday nigh !. d-lo!•n•n\1 1-1• . rn• ,\lkml;o • I:I:Jrk.1~ 1-"11 <JT C\1 I ;JlJI' Ar'RIU In IWO olhC'r N•lional LL•agu(• j;or '> "\o. · r11 gafl'lf's. Phil•delphia edg<'<i Los MoAino;ol 1Srrutfl 4 !• at .~ l>u').!o 1 .1~ I,IJ 2.:1o _ ' 111 Angeles 3-2 •nd Monlrea l beal San l 'lli i..O ·Ivhi<• lhow.rrwn 1·.' il .ot Lo' r\ 11 Dipgo 7-6 in 10 innings [!d!"' <Wi'io"h l - 11. Ill > ~t.,.. y,~k d);,fiAI1J.; .!11 .1 1 S. n1 l·'t.lll T11e PiT•Ies, normally one of I he ,.,,..,, 1 Hoh1n.~o)(l .\-.j .. Ill• mosl prolific hilling lmms in "'ttl~v·~~~"' :'\r'\1 l'o1 k oil Sdn Ftill'l'fi•,, baseball, had hi I a Nalional L eagu('~ii~~•oo ar l'itl~~r-g h . 1r11 low II homers unlu Monday. No A l l.oil'lhl <II Sl l.ooi~. I R • 1'1'lk'llel r "' f"mdnno~I L ' " ' olher learn in the league had hil .VI•rntn•;rl .11 -:.m Dir oeo. ' " ' fewer lhan 17. l'hi~IPi plll,l :11 l .tJo ,\nlJio+o-. ' " ' Thompson, lhe Piralcs· cleanup hiller who had managed only lv>'o Tram; action~ pi"E'vious homers, drilled a l wo·r un homer in lhe fourlh foll owing RJ\.~E&UJ.. ,\rrwrlt1111 l_.o~·~~~:,u· MarveU Wynne's double to givr thf' I '1_ ~\"l · L\:-..JJ 1!'\IJ I,\.' \S- ()nljliX 'C I 1 ~11 h Pirales and DeLeon a 2-llead. l~·hr·nr'lil. j.Jitchr·• fn '" ' llll'lr ?:•m. trl ''"''' 1 .ill<! r·;t llorl LIP <:.lr--.. ·r· l·";•n plldwt lt1111 1 T hen. atler losing pil cher Bob lhr• M<l tnt· (;ult1t"' <rl lht • lntr •rn.tll,.n,rl Knepper lied I he gam e aT 2-2wilh his I A\ LI..'\11 ' K,\."iKI':rB,\IJ. fo LU"th career homer, Berra came .,_llllrrnal Rtro.kf'dlaD .\- ·tat~..n lhrough with I he game-winning solo '\, ~V. ' TFHSt:Y :-..~~fS~AllllnUil<"l l h• shol in the seven I h. ""'ll!fl• '' ~'" nf .1'J'Io41lh T<tuh . p••·~ ,,~ ,ll ';mwr:l r · ··~l ~ L.ll r'!" IJI'"~tl'lll DeLeon, 2-1, w as onr of I he lop FO(YfRM.J.. \oaUona.l foothr:ill i£1W:\11" rookie pil chers in baseball lasl l~lll -~1'\l' (l ll _ f:HS~ ,\nnoi.HI( 'I' I Iho 11 season when he ninPd wilh norrn•m•'fll ••I ( .if1111 1oi '\~-1-,, ,_ 'IU"il'''I I.H It hiiiPrs lhrf'f' limPS en rou1~ Ia a 7-:\ ,'\:!-:\\ ( !Rl.F.A/'\~ SAI;..TS---SIJ.!IIo'{t kr11n' :-;rablf'r . quar1f'rbafil record . Bul Monday's slarl was only hi s l hlrd of l he S<'ason. and he brougtll a 7.82 ERA iniO lhP gam<'. DeLeon sca llered ju'l lhre<:• hi l s O\'er eight innings before lC'a v ing in K yger Creek pushed across wha 1 favor of reliever Kent Teku lve because of a blisler on his pilching pruved lobe I he winning I allies on a hand. The Astros quickly pol walk, double by Bill W•rd, wild runnrrs on first and third wi1 h onr pllch, stolen base and two enor·s. oul in The ninlh. bul Tckul vc gol Larry Edg<- led I he Kyger Creel< Mark Bailey lo ground inlo a o!Ierule wilh !W' hll and lwo RBI's, game-ending double pl ay. Ward had a doubk>, Ban·y Mal Phillies :1, Dodgers 2 lhews, Carry Pl'nnington and Sieve Relievrr Tom N irflf'nfuf'r hit Waugh collected lhe olhcr Botx>al pinch hittpr lRn Matu szf'k wilh a hils. pilch wil h I he bases loaded. forcing Waugh, tlw wmning pilcher in going I he distance. fanned fivp and wa lkffl four Is Your Portrait Store. 15 87 K SMITH-NELSON-MOTORS, Inc. OCCUPATION - - -- - - - -- - - - - -- AGE AS OF JUNE 2. 1984 _ _ __ _ _ _ ___.,_u____ _ PH .992-2174 Fresh green peppers & onions, sauteed mushrooms and two slices of swiss cheese. Pomeroy 500 E. Main ADDRESS - - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - STIHL. CITY - - - - - - - - - - - STATE _ Please make checks payable to American tries to : THi& Di~PLaY oF Fl.aG WclViNG HaB and I know everybody else does the same." Cedeno said. ·'That's why we're doing so well. Everybody is staying hungry." The Reds have made at leasl a lemporary aboul -fa ce fmm lhe losing form !hat landed I hem in las I place in lhe National League We<l I he lasllwo seasons The Reds have won 13 of 1heir lasI 15 gamPs for a 19-15 record , an exacl turnaround fmm a year ago. After an off-day Monday before a lhreE>-game series with I he Chi cago Cubs. lhe Reds' l earn ba llin g •veragP slands al .'t57 - 18 poinls higher lhan !heir 1983 mark - and lhey h• ve• le•gue-lmding5.'\siol<'n bases in 7llries. SLHSCRIPTIO'" RATF:S ENTER ME IN THE •· li vC's Reds' skipper Vern Rapp nor enhanced Tim Crow on the ash h('ap_WP have gonf' around thf' circ lf' from pupil assig-nment in \''hieh raf'f' is thP th is situation_ "What do you plan to do about thr Today is Tuesday. May 15. lhe !36th day ofl9SI. Thereare230days left in ten sions r acial brolherhood. The hard, uncomforl able, disconcertin g truth. as Wolters makes clear, is lhallhe "color-blind" ideal of the Brown df'('ision has joined Olympics. The State Department is now working day and night to reverse ·Today in history Ilona I law. They blandly rejected the manliest, demonstrable intenlions of the !armers of the 14th Amendment. They did not ln1erpre1 I he Constitution; they amended II, and for this arrogant usurpation of power they cannot be forgiven. The gains In human relations have been accompanied by losses in human relalions. Professor Raymond Wolters of the University of Delaware provides convincing evi· dence on this score in his newly published "The Burden of Brown" (Uni versity of Tennessee Press). Desegregation ramP easily lo Topeka. where on ly 8.3 percent of the pupils were black. Desegregalion came hard lo I he other original defendanls in Virginia. Delaware. South Carolina and the Districl of Columbi a. In lhese other jurisdlcllons. and in many ot her parts of the country as well , desegregation has produced resegregation. The schools of New Caslle County. Del•ware, were 27 pt' rcenl black in 1%f; by 1976._I hey were 85 percenl black . Here in Washington. lhe while componenl has plummeted from 39.2 p<'rcenl in 195<1 lo 3.5 pt'rcenl today. The phenomenon of "while flight" is not the only cause, but it is the principal cause. The exod us thai has been spurred by racial quolas and by busing has nol lcsscnf'd Thf' UnltPd Staff's has a vC'ry srrious prob lem. It doesn't want thf' Russi ems ln El Salva dor , but it dOC's want thC'm in Los Angrles. Thr SoviPt s, according to Prf'si df'nl Reagan, are running a ll ovf'r Ce ntral America, but they don't want to srnd one weight lift er to thf' " / WANNA GO BACK TO CHINA!" Musical chair game paying off for Rapp's Reds 30 years after Brown _____J_am_e_s_J._K_ilp_a_tr_ick WASHINGTON - This Wffk marks lhe 30th anniversary of lhe Supreme Coun's landmark decision in Brown v. Board of Educa lion. Thai nice round number provides •n •pproprtate opporlunily 10 take a retrospectivE' look al I he good and I he ill of lhree decades uf dC'segn?ga lion. A fair examination will find large quantities or ool h. At thP time oft he Brown declsion, 17 states maintained racially separatP systems of public education. A pro\·ision in Virginia's con stitution The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Heart AsHCiltion. Send en · Joan Tewksbury Box 447 Mulberry Hei1hts Pomeroy, OH. 45769 BRUSHcurrERS. TOOLS NOT TOYS. 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Me igs soft · ball roach Jon Arnott. the TVC . . ch amp1on Me1gs girls track team , and baseball senior all-district · R1 ·ggs and Chris pertonners NJck Burdette were the top honorees as . athletes were honored tn . the Metgs M eigs Spring Sport s banquet held M d · h Ofl ay ntg Sincla ir. Beside s Ha tfleld was namf'd the TVC's Most Valuable Pla.\ '('f for leading .Y the Maraude reltes 10 a 14-1 record and a playoff berth in the Upcoming Tnp t'«.Jrtli"S fur Coach Boll A.shl~~·s to_vs t nwk r.-arn \nclud<'d lour ~f' ar· )(>! t('rmm Cral l! Sinclair. Jon TVC championship h ' J dgame.•Hatfield, hll ters, as Arnott was honored for winning the TVC Coach of the Year by a unamious vote. Arnott inherited a team t ha t lost S£>n•n star1ers from a .\'ear ago a nd star1ed one SE'nior this P¥mln. Mlkl' Kr•ma'(ly and ("had Will iams Otlil't rmwtn" Ill thl' !('am lneturk I");J VI' Ra rr t, 1 .,. 1n ~~h. Darrin Crl'mt•; m~. nllh E blln. Ma rk Hammonds. i:,;cktl(' K lt('h('fl . Gl'ratd MOOft'. Bn an Willi~- .l i 'IT\ Rr1'\"lr. M ;u1~· Cllm •. Shawn F.ad!i. ...:.· ll'ft to rlght. junior cuU:ht•r , St.·ott Gheen 1honor.lble m<•ntion). junior pitc her-outfielder Dun Thomas, 1""""nd team ), smior outfielder Chris Burdette Ifir.;t team), senior shortstop, 1\kk Riggs (first team), and Coach Tim Saunders. .,.. .AI team inc luded Carol Smith 1first team ). Mary Moore (second I cam ), and Jody Milll'r tsecond team ). RPCeiv ing ff'am awa rds were Jenny Couch . •Rookie of the Year) .. Jodi Ha rrison !Best Defensive Player!, .Jenny Meadows. Iteam lead Pri and Karen Molden 1Best Allitude 1. Othe r members of the Marauderell e soft ball team include Julie Rous h. Rhonda Zi rkle. Daphne Dillard. Holly Miller. G ina Follrod. Annet te J ohnson. Maria Musser and Debbie Werry. The TVC champion Meigs gi r ls track leam won the J.R. Ogg Invitationa l. was runnerup in the Wa rTCn Loca l inv itatio nal and runne r-up in the Meigs lnvil a tional. 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Survtving are her husband. Henry Eblin, Sr.; four sons. Henry Eblin. Jr., Rutland; Harley Eblin, Bidwell; Gerald S. a nd John C. Eblin. both of Pomeroy; a daughter, Shirley Jeffers. Pomeroy; a / ! / Chris Bunletle / Tim Frazier Michael Kennedy HONORARIANS - Seven homrartans named for the 1981 graduating class at Meigs High School Include Chris Bunlette, son of Mr. and Mrs. Newman Burdette, Middleport; Len Renee Sayre Capehart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Steve Sayre, Route I, Middleport; Tim Frazier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Pleasant Ellis, Middleport; Michael Kennedy, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Kennedy of the Rock Springs area; Jennifer E. Meadows, daughter of Dan Meadows. Middleport, and Mrs. Ida Meadows, St. Petersburg, Fla.; Jon Perrin, son of the Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Perrin, Pomeroy, and TerriL. Thoma, daughter of Mr. and Mr.;. Guy Thoma, Rutland. TerriL. Thoma ,Jon P errin ·lt•nnifer E . \1.-adows Alabama, Kenny Rogers, Dolly Parton cop top Country Music Awards Monday BUF::>i A 1',\ ll r: . C dif. tAI'1 reigning SUlX'rg-r u up. pullt'Ci u H it s '> L'C'Ond thrl'f'·<J\'-'i.lrd :-:wr'1 ·p in tw o ~ ('81'-" a t thl' A('ad{'ll\_\· nl Countr:,· Musir' s A l aba m <~ . t "l luntry mu sic·~ 19th An nudl .- \w;~ n l s ShmA· Vch ·LW ..,r.tr-.. Kvnn ~ · Hoger~ and Doll\ 1'u rt on \.\·ho tc·amrd on lht' c ro~so\ · , · r · h11 dlH 'I " h l. mcls in t ht' S trC'a m.· · \\ ' ( l ll two a\\' ard ~ . \.V hilr J an il' Frh ·kt · a nfl LPt' C r<'f ' n\\'ood \'-''l' rf' firs t -tr mt · \'Of'a list winne r s ;1 1 Monda ~· nig ht ·sc't' r f'm onies !CI(•c ast b\' M1<· fm m r:noll 's B<'IT\' Fann . · A.l abama 's awards lnc\udtod thi.' group' s third st ralght entt>rtainer of thr yra r pri.!P and fou rth consffu · fiVf' vcxal gruup ;nA: ard T hi.' quar! PI from J.'or1 Pa ~· ru • . /\ Ia .. J lsu wnn I ht · a !bum nf ! he _ \ '( ·ar award for " The Closer Yr!U ( ;(•!. · w hi{'h imrl ·'t·bru ,l t-:' t'arni'CIIIlf'llf '..; t cou ntrY L::t'Oli !J , - ~" · ; II ( ;r;rmm.\ Clut c h 111g 1h1 ·r r t rophi( '"- " h .JJX'fl li t tli · ('11\dlll.' ll ,th - g mu p mPmh('rs 1t ·f1 < '< • >k . Tr'fld ~ · ( ;r nt J'"\ . Ma rk llt ·rnd( 1n and R.md.' ( 1\ \l' ll ~ id thf' ir l <.~if''-' 1 ctwa rd s wen · no k•s s c-xciting t h; 1n tht'ir fi rs! om'S . " This 1:-. w hat wf' drf'amf'(l o f vf'.:J r s anrl \ 'I', 1r s ogo, .. OwC'n s~1 id. · " 1t' .;,; l t kt·· wi nnin;:: 1lw SufX'r Bowl. JS thr World SN iPs and the World H!'a\)' Weight Champions hip all at oncr." Herndon added. Sit "f' bursting on thP country music scr ne in 1900. Alabama has 1-:x'C'n shO\\'f'red with awards. Mon da~ · nigh1' s honor brought to nine thf~ir tot al fmm thr Academy of Count ry Mus ir, an organiza tion llr"dqu"J1 r red in Los Angeles. C rC('nwood. w hose hit love song "I.O.U .. " also won a Grammy this ~ -( ·ar . was touring a nd was not on ha nd 10 collc-ct his " thP Ha t" award for top male vocalist. lrunicaUy. CrEaenwood's name did not even apfX>ar on lhc Academy 's initial nomination ba llot a nd he made the finall.klllot b_\· writ e- ins. Hut Ms 1-'ric kc. who last fall won h1·r fir st awa rd ITom the Nashville· b ; L...,( '(i Countrv Music Association . ( lhio lotlt>rv winnt>l'!i CI.FV!,;LAND tAP t The \\·inning numUt• r dr awn Monda.\' n.igh l in ltu• Ohio Lo!tt•ry's da il_,. g dmf', ··'lllf' NumbPr, .. was OC~ l n tht · "Pic k 4" ga nlf', play('{) ~1 onda y· through Fr iday , thP winning num\)( •r was J l90. one-t'('h ide accident 111P statt • ll ig!Jw,t-.. p.lln JI in\ f·~ti ga tPd J (lll('-\ ·t'lrH'I v ;ll'cidPn1on ( )hi I 1 U4 M!!ntb \ ThP p;11 rr1l '-..t id \\'d ; 1•l T H.Jil t·\ ,Jr .. :ri. I )1 '\ il' l . v.-ct" l\ Ps thound ,II ,l ;w.m ., th r('t' 11·nth s of a mih- WI 'S! of Salt•m To w n ~ hip Road 11H, \A.'hf'n toppt"'d a hillc r C"st and saw 1\.l.'t ) Vf' hi CIPs aht ·ad stopp«i in thl' road . hP Bailt ·~ n•tXJrtf'di ~ · CHAMPS - v,·, •n t tn t ht ' l'ig-ht and struck d guardra il . ('<Ju :-; ing rnoderatP Uam ,lgt· lu hi s \ 'f'hkk· . ThC' ot hf'r two \·dlicll'" Jt'ft lht' "CPn(' . A n•hicl(' dri\'C'n b~ · Gary A. ( ;,.rgl r \. 2\1. Coshocton. was stightl\' liamagr'li a lter it str1Jc k a nd kiiiPd a clt'('r on U. S. :!3 a l 11 a .m. Monda\·, pickE'd up the top fema le vocalis t awa rd and later gavf> a rousing pc>rfonnanc(•. " I'm still sha king," she told rcpor1Prs backstage. "This is my firs t m a jor a ward tha t I've won on thP West Coast so it's rmlly spo:'<·ia l. " Rogers a nd Miss Parton took vocal duet and sin>:le of the year honors for " Isla nds in the Stream ." w hich bore the sou nds of the llff (;{'('s because m e mbers of that pop group produced it. The Tex Ritter award honoring the year 's best country motion picture went to "Tender Mercil'5," on<-' of this year 's major Oscar co nt enders . Betty Buckley, who co-s tarred in the film as the neurotic country singing star . accepted the a ward with thanks to her colleagues. mduding Robert DU\·al. Duval, playing her dissipated hus· Weather foreca"t · Most!;· clear tonight . Low 3.'i40. Light northwe sterly winds. Sun ny Wednesday . High in the mid 60s. Chane(' of rain nt'ar zero percent through Wednesday Extended Forecast Thursday through Satunlay: Fair on Thu~y. Chanct' of showers and thunderstonns Friday and Satunlay. Highs in the mid-60s to mid-70s Thursday and Friday and tht• 60s Saturday. Lows in the upper 30s iUld the -IUs Thuooay, the upper .WS to mid-50s Friday and the 50s Saturday. 1111• pat rul sa id . uSI"'d hi s br a k~. Pam Douthitt, phyolca.l education tmtructor In tlw> F..a..tt•m Local School Dl..trict, left , presents a traveHng trophy t" Wendy HaiiU', principal of the '!'uppers l'la.im; School. The Toppers Plains student. were winners in the first annual Held day held lor Riverview, Toppers Pla.lm; and <.:hester School<i at Eastern High School Friday. Toppers Plains was llrsl with 265 points followed by Riverview wUh 264 and Chester with IB6. t\11 students wlnninc llrsl, second and thtnl places In each event were awanled rthbons and everyone taking part received certificates. Summer classes offered Summer school will be offered a t Meigs High School aga in this year. Classes will begin on Monday. Junc4, and end on Friday , June 29. Students must be repea ting courses and may take them by sem este rs .. June 4·15 first semester ; June 18-29. second semester. Classes will be two hours a day beginnning al 8 a.m. or 10 a .m. depending upon scheduling and s tudpn ts from a ll three Me igs County high schools and others possibly m ay enroll . Counselors at the schools have details a nd a pplica lions. Course offer ings may include English. mathem atics. American history. and general science. de· pending upon student interest There Is no charge for c lasses but stude nts must furnis h their own transporta tio. This s ummer program Is made possible through funds granted to the Meigs County Juvf'nile Court by the Ohio DeparTmf'nt of Youth Ser.o ices In cooperat ion with Meigs HighSchooL PufllOS" of the summer school program Is for more specialized instruction for the studen t In order to make up classwork for the 1983-84 school year. band in the film. won the hest art or Oscar. The winne r of thr song of the year awa rd, "The Wind Beneath My Wings." was a Gray Morris hit composed by I.a rry Henley and Jrff Silbar. Awards were voted on by th<' acade m y's more than 2.600 m embers across the country. Many are also m ember s of Nashville's Count ry Music Assuciation. which present s its awards in the fal l. Young robber nabbed CO LUMBUS, Ohio CAP \ -Police sa;· the 15-year-old girl they suspect of robbing a sav ings and loan c.~ssocla tion m ay be the youngPs t bank robber in the city's re<'f'nt lustory. Columbus polic" arrestE'd and charged the girl Monday after she a llegedly robbed a F re<'dom Fed · C'ra l Sav ing~ & L oan Association shortly after noon . Tax break tCon tinuE'd from page I) Hoffm an SC'C ure fpgisla tiun through the Ohio Mayors' Associa tion and thr Oh io Municipal Lmgue on what other commun itiE's ar e doing aOOut dog fL't'<'S on s idE'walks. Councilman Allen U"<' King brought the ma tt er bdore counc il saying it is bE'coming quite a problem. King a lso brought up dust resulting from the Hart inger Parkway la nd deve lopmpnt proj<'Ct saying that if is excc>ssive. Mayor Hoffma n will make a contact with thecont rac torconrem ing the problem . Mayor Hoffman will also contact the firm planting trees in the business section last fa ll in rpgard to trces which diedorwer<' damaged. Council ai':J·ced to send a bill tothf' Ch<'Sapea ke a nd Ohio Railroad for 10 vrar sof SPJ'"\' ing in cu t tinggrass at prope11y owned by th e railroad. brother, Raymond Russell. Columbus, 13 grandchUdren and several nleces and nephews. Mrs. Eblin was a member of the Pomeroy Wesleyan Hollness Church. Besides her parents. she _: was preceded In death by an Infant son. three sisters and two brothers. Services will be held at 2 p.m . Thursday at the Pomeroy Wesleyan Holiness Church with the Rev. Earl Fields and the Rev. Amos Tlllls officiating. Burtal will be In Beech Grove Cem etery. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home · a nytim e afler 10 a.m. on Wednesday. The Middleport kindergarten classes are getting prepared for their annual graduation ceremonies tobeheldat7 :30p.m.Tuesday,May 15, at the Mlddleport Elementary SchooL SpPaker for theevenlng will be Dr. Jerry Dale Jones. He Is an assistant professoratRtoGrandeCollegeand Community College. He has done post doctorate work . He areas of Instruction Include Teaching Intraductlon to Education, Early Childhood Edueat!on, Math Met hods In Elementary School, Science Me!hods In elementary School, Science Methods in Elementary School. He prevlosly assisted on an emergency basis this heating season. Applicants must present total household incom e for the past 12 months. a shutoff notice or recent fuel bill. a nd social securtty numbers for household members. Individuals needing assistant may a pply a t the following communit y action offices: Meigs County Courthouse, 992-5600; old Thaler Ford building. Second Ave., Gallipolis. 446-0ill , or the Central Office In Cheshire. 167-7341 or 992-6629. TUESDAY CHESTER - Chester Council hall for the 50th anniversary celebra tlon of the lodge . Charter members are to be a t the ha ll at 7:30p.m. WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middleport Literary Club m embers will meet at the home of Mrs. Rlcahrd Owen. Rock Springs Road, 12 noon Wednesday. From there they will go to the University Inn for a luncheon followed by a tour of the Ohio University Inn. the Ohio River and U.S. 52. Projects totaling more than $3 mtllion Include construction of an interchange a t lnt'erstate80and Salt Springs Road In Trumbull County. $3.6 million; resurtacing of three state roads in Pike County. $3.4 million; and resurfacing of six miles of 1-70 in Muskingum County. $3.2 m illion. fees received Registrar Michael .J . MrCullion a nnounced that the Bureau of Motor Vehicles has theAprtl, 1984 distri bu tion of li cenS€' tax revC'nues totaling $15.490.78.175 ready for disbursement to local government s. Meigs Count y' s portion is $44,230.32. Emergency runs Sl' calls were a nswered by local unit s Monday, the Me igs County Emrgency Medical Services r<'ports. At 10:31 a.m .. the Pomeroy Unit took J oe Zw illing from 106 State St. to Holze r Medica l CPnter; Racine a 1 1:32 p.m . took Gerald Darst. Dong Hun Road. to Veterans Memorial ; Pomeroy a t 3: 27 went to Wolf Pen Hoad for F lorenCP E blin . df'ad upon the unit's a rriva ; Middleport a t 8:31 p.m . took Paul Darnell. Hi gh Sr .• to Veteran s Memorial; Middleport at 9: 29 p.m . took Irene Russell , 1212 Mill St .. to Veterans Me morial and Middleport at 11 :27 p.m . took Larry Hudna ll from 61l &>ech St. to VPterans M Pmorial. MIDDLEPORT- The a nnual mother-daughter banquet of the Middl eport Presbyt er ian Church will be held at 6: 30p.m. at the church fellowship hall. Meat and dessert will be provided and those attending are to take a cooked vegetable or salad dish. SALEM CENTER - Meigs County Fire Association will m eet Wednesday at 7:30p.m. at Salem Township Fire Station In Salem Center. Program on ventUation. These are the morning kindergarten class graduates of the Middleport Elementary Sdwol taught by Mrs. Jeanette 1bomas. Flrsl row from left, Jay P. Fisher, Trlsha Jo Thompson, Michael Lee Uttle, Arthur Eugene Bradshaw ill, Aprll Kay Holley, ilJLI\.SIS - Mary Elizabeth Darst, William Edwanl Jolmson, Jason Eric Friend, Jeremy David Hartson; serond row, Joseph Dale Spencer, Nicholas Meets Wednesday The Me igs County Fire Associa · lion will m eet Wednesday. May 16, at 7:30p.m. a t the Salem Township Fire Sta tion in Sale m Center. Program on vent ilation. Ann Diddle won the John Phillp Sousa award and Lea Ann Gaul, the spirit award a t the annual Eastern High School awards night banquet held at the high school. Band Director James L. Wilhelm . Jr .. presented service awards and certificates to students who partlcl · paled In the band program thL,year. Trophies were presented to fifth grade outstanding musicians. Aaron WUson, Tuppers Plains; Jared Spencer. Riverview; Su· zanne Clay, Chester; sixth grade outstanding musicians. Trlcla Burke. Tuppers Plains; Ernie Baker. Riverview. Kim Mcintyre, Chester; s ixth grade, most Improved. Crystal Kaylor. Tuppers Plains; J eff Horner. Riverview; D.A. Harris. Chester; seventh grade outstanding musician. Da vid Meets Wednesday Cheste r Townsh ip TrustePs will m('('t In special sess ion Wednesday at 7 p.m . to appoint a township clerk. Bike-a-thon announced A Bike-A-Thon lor St. Jude's Hospit a l will lx' held on Sat urday, May 19. People m ay sign up at Carleton Sc hool , Syracuse. a t 9 a.m. Applica tions m ay be plckE'd up at schools in . Southern Local Distr-ict. Home National Bank and the Syracuse Post Offi ce. Ra in dat e is June2. CHESTER - Chester Township Trustees will meet in special session Wednesday a t 7 p.m. to appint a township c le rk. Rice; eighth grade outstanding musician, Bonnie Koenig; junior high most Improved. Caralyn Barton; freshman outstanding musician, Darlene Baum; sophcmore outstanding muslcian, Terri Stout; junior outstanding, Angie Spencer; senior outstanding, Cheryl Folmer, and senlor high most Improved Pam Riebel. Auxiliary advisor Barbara Russell awarded trophies to Jamie Chapman, outstanding majorette; Robyn Pitzer , outstanding fla g corps m ember, and Connie Hen· drix, most improved flag corps m ember . The Rev. Don Archer gave the invocation and a potluck supper was served. A bowling party in Parkersburg concluded the a nnual evPnt . Merchants' sidewalk sales set Meets Thursday A sidewalk sa le will be held in Pomeroy. this weekend. Friday a nd Sa turda y it was decided when the Bend Area Merchants ASS(I('Iation met recently. Balloons wUI be passed out advertising the s idewalk sales and clowns will move around Poimeroy passing out thf' balloons. Ten tative plans call for a BarberShop quartet or other roving activity. The a<t<;(l('ia tlon decided to hold a Father's Day promotion beginnlng June 11 through June 16. Racine Legion Pos t 602 will meet Thursday a t 7::10 p.m. to discuss Memorial Day plans. Refreshments Will be SPIV£'(\. St•eks divort't' Issuf'd m orriag{' licenses in Meigs Count y Pruba tc Cou11 were David Carroll Fisher, 21. Midd leport and ChPryl Ann Neutzling. 18. Middle · port, and Law rPnCP M. Babbitt . Zlj, Tuppers P lains a nd Angela S. Ha nnon. W. Rutland . Cha rle ne A. Jewell, Rut land, filed su it for divorce in Me igs County Common Pleas Court against Franklin Curtis Jewell , Rt. 1, Cheshire . Veterans Memorial Trash pickup will be take place in . the village of Pomeroy May 21 : through May 25 it was announced. E mployes of the street depart - .. ment will pick up the first ward on May 21, second ward on May 22, third a nd fourth wa rds on May 24 and all other a reas on May 25. · Announce pick-up dates Each mercha nt will donate a gift certlflcatl' or mt>rchandise to be given away at a drawing to be held Saturday, June 16, at noon on the s tage located in th<' upper parking lot. Merchants will hav<' a registration hoxwhere customers mayenter the na mes of fathers . Persons may register between June 11 and noon on the 16th. Merchants interested in participating in thf'Juneevent are to contact J oe Clark at 992-21li4 or Sandy lannareUi at 992-7606. Mic key Williams is Investigating the possibility of plan ting trees and pla nts in the downtown area. Dues are $25 per year and may be paid to Ke rmit Wa lton. merbership c hairma n. The next regular meeting wiU be he ld Tuesday , June 5 at 7: ll p.m. at !he Meigs Inn. AFfERNOON CLASS - Here are the afternoon kindergarten class grdduates of the Middleport Elementary School taughl by ,Jeanette 1bomas. Flrsl row from left, Shanmn Eugene Petrie, Joseph Samuel Vining, Ryan James Baker, Rayan Elizabeth Young, Stephen Eric Patterson, Weed! Michelle Srrdth, Edwanl Emery Sarver 0 , Tonya Renee Phalin, Aprll Dawn Herdman, KendaJean Reynolds; serond row, Erin Leanna Smith, Chanda Ryan Mulford, Suzanne Ladonna Volunteers needed Big Brothers /Big Sisters volun· teers are needed for the Meigs, Gallla. Jac kson , Mason Count y Program . Volunteers are needed In all four cou nties. Volunteers who serve as Bi g Brothers t Big Sisters are over 18 years of age and are from all walks - ~.~1,. ; 1·· IHgh School , was presented the traveling trophy Monday lor being the top District Education student at the school with Instructor John W. BlaeUnar making the presentation. With them 18 Mrs. Maxine Griffith of BANK I of Athens, NA, Pomeroy omee, where Ms. DeLong has been employed since last ··-· September. She ha.~ moved through several training ·: sessions and Is now serving as a teUer. Seledlon lor : the award Is on the basis of scholastic w.nty, :. actlvlllfs in DECA, and progress towards gOals In ;: career objectives. Ms. DeLong Is the dauctaer of Mr. · and Mn. Carl DeLonc, Roote 2, Pomeroy. • 10 of life. The progra m is very careful in who Is selected a nd only those felt to possess a sense of matu rir y and responsibil ity are acceptro . Volunteers are screenf'd through sever a I intervtews. one of which is held In their home. They also will have at1ended two training sessions before being matched with a c hil d. Wives a nd husba nds Ill volunteers are married\ are Invited to hecomc active in the match relatlonsluptoo. Big Brothers, Sisters Children in thf' program arc usuall y betwe.on the ages or sLx and 17 and from singl..,parent families. The c hild is inlroduC<'d to th~ vo lunteer who will spend time with him or hPr as a special friend for at least once a week for a minimum of one year. Girls are ma tched with Big Sis te rs a nd boys ar<' matched with Big Brothers. Volunteers strive for the m ain goa l of the program w hi ch is frif' nd:-.hi p :tnd t hai ahJil l ' \ 1 1 \'Olunt rf'r ~,.~.·il l bP t :1k1nR t ht' pLH 'I' nl thP abSC'nt p~ n· n l . ThP \ 'P \un t t 'f' l will not tx • I'P~ ]Jon -; i bl t ' fl•l rh t' disciplinin g of t hp c hild nor H'ill ~1 1 • or shf' Sf'ITt' <tS a bah_ \ ·si ii Pr· 01 ,t:llt gin• r - JUst J fn t '!Jd If _ v ou an · inl f'JV'-l t'<l in tx ·<·t,mr ng a Bi g B ro th f'l u1 H:g Si.c., fl' l Vnlunt ('('r in Mt •ig~. ('(1 T1L il r llll' pmgram t h iTJu g h t h1 ( n --. h] Jnl numtx- r . ~~--t!- ~l ~:-...1 Recogn ition of mothers. the youngest. oldest.a nd the one wit h the most c hildren. along with the mother who has beenaCiu·istian the longest and thE' youngest grandmother highlighted the annual mother-daughter banquet of the Phllathea Women, Middleport Churc h of Christ. Mildred Riley gave the welcome and Martha Childs the blessing . Recognized and presented gift s were Helen Reynolds. the oldPst mother; Trudy Williams, thP youngest; Margaret Johnson a nd Dorothy Roach. moth<'rs with the most children; Clyd a Allensworth. the mother who has been a ChrL't ian th<' longest; a nd Dian BaiiPy . th<' youngest gra ndmother . The program opened with a reading, "How Mother's Day Started" by Mrs. Riley followed by a plano solo by Clarice Erwin. and a duet . "HeavPn Came Down" b.\' Ruth and Virginia Underwood . Dorothy Roach read "What is a Grandmother" and "What an• G rand parent s ." there was a song. "J esus. I Ado1·e You" b} Sha ro n Stewar1. Tmdy Williams, and Debbie Gerlach, a piano duet b) Debbie a nd Tara Gerlach, and a vocal duet. "My Mother 's Bible" b) Mrs. Williams and Mrs . Strwa11 . Mrs. Riley read "A Mother's Love ." and the program closed with prayer and group s inging of "Cod Be With You" Plans were made to sp::msor a father-son banquE't on Jun<' Hi. Committees ap(Xlinted were Mrs. Stewart . program; Mrs. Riley a nd Mrs. Roach , reservations ; Mrs. AUensworth, E lla Mae Daugherty. Colleen Van Meter, and Mrs . Riley, kit chf'n : ( 'a! hy Cool)( '!. 1-it·lt\ Md..:: in!t ·.\ . l ' h ~ t li ~ ( ; ill-i t ' \. 1'h\ lli-.. Bakf' r and Thcl nr ~l Bon ". dnu ng room. Mc·mo1·i;tl '>f'JYice for d1, ' ·.t:-.t-.: :1 ni l! ht_ • hPld lurH· 1~ . OffiC'f' rs wil l "M T \ 'f' as ho'- ft '""* .. ., {lth f'r mt 'rntrrs an(! l ~llt ' -,t _.., J1 · trndin g wPrf· M;ll"':'-' H. ll lt·~ Farir l ol('. r\ or a Hicf'. F r:Hh 't •.., H 1 1ush , Hilcirrd Carson. l\1. 11!1 ' ~ \\.dlhurn , Rosf' Rr-~ ·n o lds. !·· lt',m11r l .uhSC', mC' m bt~ r -.. Rcva Beach. Lnui<r · :-.1C'E IIlinne\. Regina Swift . Dnmt h\ Ba ker, Cr n('(' Hawl<'\ . \ l ildrf'd H"wle)· . Pa tty Rous h. H.i\ ,1nna ( 'nit•. Clara Wil liams. ~ ~ n r; 1 I \l'-~m s. T ami NPison. M at":' Durq, Esthrr Burns, Narsa Van MPtt ·r. CharlenP Thom as. N Pi l iP Bo_,·,·r. Dorothy Davis, Geneva TutiiP. Df'i rlf' F011h. Ma11· Poole. M:rrv ln \\'ilm x. Ma rtha and Donn a Cl.tll ' · F'rY. 4-H news---------------------- •' at Meigs • Hender.;on, Con'y Bruee ,Justice. Eli1.ahcth 1\nn Wright. Lynn Elle Robbins, Mark Alan Mills; third row. Dr. ,Jerry Dale .font 'S, comm£'ncement speaker, Heather Mlchclle Knight, ( 'arl Hennan Wilson ill, 'l'irnothy Eugene Greene. Sara Rl•th Roa.•h . WilliamGn.•J:nf1' Peck, Jerry KPnneth Hoschar. Nlchola., .JrwGOO<Iwin, C'harl••' :'oiakuma Tyree. Christopher Harold Chapman . Banquet honors mothers and daughters ' j' ; TOPS - Cathy DeLong, center, a junior Donald MUJs, Mark Todd Davis, Chad t\llen Burton, Donald Keith Goheen, CIIHonl Scott Thomas, Kristinia Marif' Warner, Kathryn Paige Altizer; third row, ,James Patrick Broderick, ,Jeremy u'<' Atkins, Stephanie Ann Woods. Paul Henry Robin'lOn , Donald Edward \' •wghan ,Jr., Alison Rae Gerlach, Michael Bradley Franckowiak. Eastern High School award winners named Marriage licenses Admitted--Barbara Williams. Rutlan d; Sidney Durst , Portland: George G reen. Sr .. Hartford . W. Va.; Florence Quivey, Athens; Paul Darnell. Middleport. Discharges--Camilla Mnrrts. Is advisor for ~ elementary education students and Is supervisor of student teaching at Rio Grande. Jones has wrtt!Pn and pubHshed textbooks among which are "The Day School Found Its Classes·" "A Handbook for the Teac~ of Sclence and Math Techniques that Worke d;" "Curriculum lor Teachers of Early Childhood Edu· cation." He has published manuscrlpts "Teac hers' Verbal Interac· tlons," "Learning as a Means of Fostesrfng Student Self-Direction " "Reading Improvement" a~d others. Calendar 323, Daughters of Ame rica. wiU meet at 8 p.m Tuesday at the Meigs County happenings ... Licc~nse 7 Middleport kindergarten announces graduations ODOT awards Scioto projects COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP I -The Ohio Depar1ment of Transportation has awarded contracts totaling$25 .5 million a ft er bid openings of May 1. The largest contract awardedwa s on a $5million bid forcons tructionof a connec tor. to be known as Ohio Route 2.'>3, in Scioto Count y. which will connc-ct a proposed bridge over Tuesday, Mny 15 , 1984 Page HEAP deadline near The Gailla -Melgs Community Action Agency announces that only 10 days remain for area resident s to apply for the Heap Emergency Assistance Program which ends May25. A one -time payment per heating season of up to $200 may be made to eligible applicants . Any household which is threatened with a disconnect notice or those with a 10 day or less fuel supply would be eligible for e mergency assistance if t hf'y mePt the feder a lly esta blis hed income guidelines. and havf' not bf>l>n The Daily Sentinel NURSING HOME WEEK' PROCIAIMATION - pmneroy M~QoriUchaniSeylerlllpsaproclamatlon lor the ot.erYIIIICCe of National NuNnl Home Week belnl obllerved through Saturrla.Y. May Ill. With him are, fnJm left Nancy VanMeter, dlrectorofOOI'IIingat the Pomeroy Health Care Center. and Mary Coe'el, dlredor of adlvllles at tile cenler. Special actMtfes and mtertalnment are being held '-n 2 to4 p.m. each da.v except Thllnlday when an open bolllle will be held !rom 2 to 4 p.m. ThC' Sa lem O>nter Go-l.ettC'rs met April 23 wnh nin(' mf'mtx>rs and thret• advi sors prt"St"f~ L !t('ms of buslnl"Ss d!Sf'uSS('(!. WC'rP lhP Ma y ~l llti (>T pick -up day and thf- selling of candy bars. Demonstrations were given by LaUJVShene-fleld and Renet> Yoongon how to make lrownlcs and how se1 the ta ble cHttm-ent ways. For recrt>atlon thE> fl'l('mbP.rs dww pktun.>s: of peoplE'. Laurte Shl'nf'fll'ki st>rved refreshments. The nt>XI m(!('tlnj.l will t:.. Ma y ~ at lh(' holll(' of Dtanl' YounJ;: . M('mb('r~ art' to turn In their monr·y from S('JJi flR cand y bars at That TIITIP. - Tina Molden, ReportPr. 1'hP Cou ntry Boys 4-H Club met April 't1 at fh(' homf' of R{lf:l'l'r Hoit('r . Se-\'Mltl'f'n ffil'ffibl>rs and slx advisors WE're In aHr nd· anN' . 'T'hf- members planned a c ar wash at E:be-r's Gulf ln Racine May :;, starttt\,lil a! 9 "n 1 ·n w \ at~· p lo~·1 t, , h,1\·e a b. ll.;r- S< i!(• and wil l t)(• pit' kl n ~: ', lJ ! 1 1. 1 ~ 11 c~ tonc !he road in ttu;> • rw fl! futu iT H rJS:PI fi ,,J tpr omd La r ry Circle Hd\i~Jrs.. <;howr'CI !lw mcm lx'rs how to c-ut a~ f'X If'n!-<l0n ron ! ,md tJ:J" ' m tif' knm ,;. Rf'f r<'!'tl m l'll l\ WPH' v •nl-'d . 'Jl'K- Jl('Xf mPPt ln ~ will t.,.-- Ma_\ 11 "' ' thf. Larf)-' Ctrctt n-..id! ·nn :' .-\ 1 l h<l l ti nw morf' m ,lcl•· fm llw nw rwr IM k( • <;<~ I" - pla n ~ ~A· lll b(> Ho y .Johnson, �~sa 8-The Daily Sentinel -~it':~~ Historical group regio nal planned ~, ~ Kelly WUson Roush, recent bnde of Jacob Roush, was honored wtth a household shower by the women or the Enterprise United Methodist Church In the church social room. The gift and refreslunent tables were decorated In pastel colors wit h twin candelabra holding blue tapers. The cake was decorated in blue and white and served with punch, ~~~ ~t l-- ' Leaders and voluntee1 workers m ' tiE'S w111 mff't Jn Portsmouth on Saturday, Ma; 19, 9a m ·I p m and attend the Regwn 8 meellng of thP Assoctatlon of SoclE'tJes and Muspums Ht stortcal Moore, Lmda Jett, Sara Dill, Carla Carter, Eiizaheth DaviS, Jenny Warth and Amy, Debbie Grueser, Kelley, DameUe and Tara, Cynthia Cotterill. Peggy Crane, Donia and Jo E llen Sendmg gifts werP Addie Brown, Carol Ohlinger, La ura Ellis,· Ann Sisson, Rachel Jennmgs, and Harn ett Spencer mints, and nuts . Games were played with prizE'S going to Emma Lou Davis, Becky Cotterill , Dorothy Long, Joyce DaviS, Kelly Roush, a nd Frankie Hunnei. Others altndmg were Beattice Buck, Marlene Wilson, Agn£'5 Dtxon, Mary Starcher, Helen Davis, Paula Hall , Dolores Will, Mahel Count tes Regrster for May flash! fu ll ol Cross St1tch Supplies Wolfe Investigations. Inc. THE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WATERMELON PATCH 614-992-7626 DMC ftOSS BOOK S CUSTOM-MADE FRAME S PHONE 992-2156-1 Wash mgt on PH . 992 -7582 a nd b\ thf' C'OO pc'ratmg orgamza n ons of thr Sc10to Va ll£'\ Ca nal Soc lf'T\ . thf' Rom'' fid dle Assoc1a tJOn th f' SC'Jotn Cou nt\ Genf'alog-~ cal Soc1ef\ ,md thf' P01 t smout h Com £'n t 1on d nd \ 'Js \lor-s BUI f'au S&W TV AND GIDEONS PRESE NTATION - Each memher ofthe 19114 clas.• of the Practical Nursing Program of Buckeye HUis Ca reer Center w as presented with a N"" Testament by the Gideon Auxillary of the GaWa County camp. Mrs. Sherill King and Mrs. Pearl EUiott made the prPsentations M rs King gave a brief, concise expla nation of the Gideon organi7.ation. Student• from Meig!l recei\1ng the Bibles are: Mrs. Kin g, Brenda Pettit , ( alhy Scarhe rry, Barb EbUn, Pat Thomas and Mrs. EUiott M NJIIA hiiihM 41 6 r ' " " o!Tno~u ·~ •• ·~ •<l•onco l l in-.,,,. ~ood "Minnul a,.,. • ..,.. .,..., ••,..K., MIIIW ~ lOOUftlfO"M .. o$o'" r,.,. ., , . .... cor 6 Avno• e .., H ...., t I l'o ot ~ '# hM od , 1 '' ""' " Area groups gather for meetings Region 5 Hzstoncal chairman a long wtt h a IC>t iPr from a ffilSSJonan. a t the nankm ChriS tian Cenlf'r sta tm g apprec~a llon for wh!I PC I OSS ShC'rn Ha r1 asstst ant a I the Mrrgs Counh MuSC"u m , a nd Mr a nd Mrs Chari£'5 E Blakesie<' pat t ll'tp;t l<'<l m th~ RPgton 0 spnng mPP ilng or the Miss Ha ll gc~vp a 1 Ppot t on Ma1 f'ellows hip Da:-. and Lt Utan Demos kev a nd Sarah Fo~< ler. etrcl~ chatrmm . reponro on work of their rPSp<'Ct tvr g~·oups over thr past As socJat Jon of H1 storrra l Soctelles and MuS<'um he ld a l l.ancaster Sa tu rctm. Th<' group heard r<'pot ts of offl('('rs. hsi!Yned to hO\.\ othf'r rus t or 1ca l o rgamza tlons OJJ('r a tC', asked quest 1ons and hea t how sm a ll ~~<il l he usmg compu If' I s w ithm thf' nt •xt fpv. \Pa r s Th<'PVC'nt UjJ('ned I> tlh a IOU I of the G<>orgtan H ouSfl "'h1ch was savC'd from thP wn'c kmg ball th rough lh£' pn deG[ therommunttl and ftntshr'd ""t th a tou r of r hf' Shrrm ,ln houseOOth s truc hnt's arc ownf'd b\ !hf' Fa rr1 tf'ld HC'nl dgr Assn ThP tourol Lancaste1 's Sq ua1r I ~. Na lion.:..~l RPgJsf(•r H 1s to n c U!slnc t , tncl uded the homE'S of Thomas Ewtng a nd Atr or ne\- G0nc•r ctl Std nsburv \\ ho hd\P connt:'('IJons \>..J t h M(•Jgs Count\' ramtiH'S Th~ ftna l t'PgtOnJI mN' Ilng of the vPar w tll lX' hf'ld a t Pot1sm o uth on Sa turday May 19 Anvonr w tshmg mforma tt on on t hat SC'<.:S JOn rna\ contact thf' M C' tgs Mu Sf'um P lans Wf' r P ma d£' from a prrntr to be hr ld [I I I hP WPr ner home 1n August Jan tcf' Grbbs was a t thC' plano for \f' at group smgt ng ot "I Wtll Stng the Wonde rous Sto ry " De'-'otlons werr gtwn b v MISs Hall who used a Mother ' s Da\ !hl'mt'With sc llptu rP smmgasbord 11as S(' tV'f'd Middleport garden err The Mtddleport Ama teur Ga t den l'l's \\.111 JOtn w 1th oth<'t clubs of the cou nt v tn sponsormg permanent plantmgs a t thr Ca t let on School. II dectdcd at a m<'<'lmg held recPn tlv at Ihe horne or Eit7.aix'th Lohse Each club nw mtx•rs wtll , ontrlb u1<• $l !Owa td the plantmgs accord ~<as 111g to Mrs Wa ll acr F'f't fV . prrs1 Sanborn M i.r riunar;' 1nsta lla t to n of officers htg hltghted the t1'Cf'nt mf'<'tmg of th(' Sanborn Mtsstonan. SoctPty of thP Mtddi P port Ftrs t llapllst Churc h lnsta llf'd b> .Ju ne KI!X's ustng 'ThP Rel uc tan t Angpl " ct s tM:•t thc·m P Wl'I P Alv. iJda WC'rm•t prC'S t dent , E IL'a fx•th S<•ar iPs vtcr prrst · dC'nl of tnl f' r prrta tlon T Px <tnna W ell rf'f'O rd m g Sf'fTPii:irv Do1oth \ A nthom fr(\ 1SUI'f'l Rhoda Ha U. \ \Cf' prP"i\df'n t of m t"istons, lanKf' ( ;tbbs, VIC'(' p1<·stdf' nt of l hlts tt a n Sf'rv tC'f' 13cu!ah \t\ hill'. \ !( ( ' prrs t <1<:-nt or lmdrrshtp dP\ dopment' Mtss Ha il , k<'> " oma n . .Jmn Null . Do n: c.~s Cu cJ(•c ha u m an. :'vl to.,s Hd II F. IN:'Tra Ctr t'IP<"ha uma n The tmp!P SS J\(' mslalla !Jon ff' rPmo n v m c ludrfl h.1rkgrou ncl mus1c scn ptlnl ' from n:om<-tn" 12 and cha r gpo.; of 1 rspons tbllt iJPSto lhP va rlOU s offlCPr s as \\f'll .1s n lht'J membPr s of thr• group Sa ra h Qv.pn had lhr tow gtft df'dica tJOn us1 ng Lukf' Itt" tl h Jm as her m edtl etllon top1c l ' hzc.ttX'th Searles a nd .Ja nt('(' ( .tbbs pt ••s<•nt t>d the offPnng and the d<'<lt< a lion concludedv. tlh pr <~ \ f' l ,\ c'ommum ca tton was rf'acl f r ! .m lhP\\ hr !{·cross dPnl 1\ po<'m fro m the hook, "<.lngs of the Si:•cJsons" w as gw 0n bv M rs F'rlt\ v. tth m C'mbc>rs r ec 1tmg the co llf'f't f01 c lu b wom f'n M rs ~w 1s S<m r1 v.as a gurost and respo nded w tth thf' mrmix'1s b\ n~;~mmg thf' pJ'C'tttrst flov..n ga t den 01 p lanlmg thf'V ha\C' Sff'n lhJ s \-Pd t Mrs Cha t IPs Blakrslf'<' gave ttps on r.tt tng for tuU p ,mel daffrx!tl fo ltagC" a fl C'r the plant s have bloomro Thr• club was asstgned Jun~ forG r f'<'n Thumb NotPS lot Ihe Sc>nt mPI Tt ;;& v elogs b\ mrmtx:>1s of plant rngs and lu stu r rc<:~ l plau•s "' 'n' shown b\ fh(' mPrnlx•r s Mr~ 111ak<'slf'<' sho" I'd sildPs on E ngland Canad,J Mrs LohSf' g:.m :k n s m F IOJ !dr~ Mrs F r roll Com m M JCh tgan gardrns. F:hza t:x•t h But krt 1 •<rnturkv ga r df'ns d Od K~ ttf' Sw.mson, g<-~rd pns m dOd Vi et OJ 1.1 Spa m a nd /\ Ia ska The pt Ogt am r o nr ludC'd v.1t h a rPad1ng ll\ :vt rs Lohsr• "Tf•n TIHngs to Makp 'It a1 rl T<•n tft c" [t om t hr• book Lr,l\ es or Gold " l.tlacs a nd ptnk dol(\lood n.1nked 11\ v. hitf' ta(X'rs Cf'ntPrl'd the , rfr!'Shm<'nt ta bl e Mts fell\' prcstded al lhP CO!ff'f' S<'fl ICP The t r<J \Phng p11Z(' v.as won b\ Mrs Da\ td Cummgs dnrl the hostess pn zdJ\ Mrs Sv.an son lnformat ron Yl r1ul n1ng. C.n ol A M om mng II, Tr u m <~ n 0 Hall. l dcres Pomf•Jr•\ \'Ji lagl' Ha rold S.ll<'ts. Ruth Sellers 10 ldmes H Sel ll•t s Rulh An n Sellers Lot 11 71 L('ban,• n Don Y...' llson . ( .r ,Jf' lf' W J!son to Col umbu s and Sout hern O hJOE IE'C t rtc Com pany , Right of Wa>, !i<' tpto R<::~ v mon d Kracutcr. a ka Rav Ktider, frcd .r I" Krldrt. mond f Ppggy M Mr Ktnn' '' Tt us tee, [)('('d of Otl and Gas MtnPral Rtghts. Sutlon .John L Davis . PI at to Ftrst FN:ter a l Sav ings and L oan As soc of ('hltago. ShN !ff's df'ed, Pomc10v Vtll ag<' Henry E Cleland .J r Kat hl('('n M Clela nd . Dotttr S Turner lo Hpra ld 011 a nd <>as Co , Rtght of Wa;, Scipio Thomas H Ca mplx'll , Nellte B Cam pbell to Rolx'rt C Snrxtgrass Emma .J Snodgrass. T racts, Rutla nd B & J 0 11 a nd Gas to Hera ld 0!1 and Gas Co Ass ign of Right of Way, Sa lisbury B. f Upton, [va P Upton to Carl E Smith , Petroleum Right of Way, ( )t .In !!(' H1c hd l d F' J<' l('k I 'K·k 1u K.llf'n r\ lr A nnf' IIP K 1.1mf'o., R Hcm ·thor nP H.m t hornf' 1 2.1 acrPS C hrs1f'l 4 U1Ck(•[ tn (;f'nf' MPIZ tn d So ns Inc , PI Lots, Pomr ru\ \\ t tl l .lffi ( \ tll.rgp Thoma' C McClung, Madeline McCl ung to (;""" MPts and Sons Inc, P~ucr l s, Pomf'rov Vl ll ng<' Thom as G :\1r Ciung, Madcltnc McClun g to GPnr Mrtz a nd "<.lns Inc Pt Lots PomPtOV Vtll.tgr Arthur L Arnott d<'C<'ased Vtoletta Arnott , Afftda\11, Lrfart Li nda Christ ine Ca lhou n to Ro lx'rt Thomas Ca lhou n. Jr, Pall Pis , ScipiO Maude R Ne lson. bv guardta n. to Southern Ohio Coa l Compa ny .18 :;s ctcTes. Sa lem Willia m Low<•. dPceasf'd , Mildred K Meadows Cf'rt or Trans . Sa lisbury Rhonda .I Koch fka Rhonda J Stoc kwell Steven M Koch to .James L Swearingen, Pa rcels. Scipio Dona ld H C ril . C;rolyn Kay Ca ll lo Ronald K Bmw nlng, Lot 118 ' '8•o•noT""' "9 ttro..,hu,......,t ~ I) L ••ll<><l ! 1 "'""""";. 8lt·~·"'"" oz .. .., •• ,., .... u~•• ' t:l'" s..o ............ ~~ ' 1 '~'"""''"' ......., Of fOo lUM PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO ESTATE OF ETHEL GRUESER AKA EVA ETHEl GRU ESER DE CEASED A ptcntr a t thP Rac tne Locks a nd Dam m JunC' v. as p la nned when the Hrart hstonP Class met a t the MtddiPJXlll F trs t Bapttst Church ~! T hursday ntght Kat ie A nthonv and F l ora Mar I f> G ab so n w p r r NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY (]n 1 M "1 ' ' The thmg ts, Her bert. you h o s I C'SS('S Case No 24423 Docket 12 Page 420 J1: rv11v 4 ( lJIIIf <; , mgs, I II• nl R. >JI' On Mother' s Dav" and Public Nottce PrayPr 11 , ,. t I ll NOTI CE OF SALE -) (j 1 tv I) { rol rc., I. M I M ,., 3 o n tlu l'rl•,l i ~~ rn .~ 1 , rr , , ) ~ 7 A 1r: •• r,lf t o I I 1 111 • ' 1l• ,• I"H • lrtl r, vv , 1, R• • ( ()111 t'l I 1 l l• 1 1 • • r , II .... I I ,j (J II I I < , I Jt d l l I ., ,, ,1 Itd c;UIJ1h M td ol l •- p• •I (lh llu V ll rr • I < q I I• d 1 [ ' I ll I I I' 11 I ~ II' I y 1 Pd rr> r rr l ' r n V n ,, ' , Ward was nam <'d \'ICP p res!df'nt to fill a vacancy crra tro bv thP tP<tgnatton of Carol Cundtff Ann Sauvage asked mcmlx'rs to sa\ r compul f'l pnce labels from food Items f01 a frtmd The pt ogram bv Ma rv Lts l<' was entttled "Thl' Btble wtlh MarvCundtffha vmg the sptntu a l itfP clos mg e nIttll'<l "Moth<•t - A Mothl' t 's l.ove" RPfn~ hmcnt s WPrf' SC'rved 10 "h : lr> P1•11 [l ,, (j , ' rt r ,l • l I -,I I 1 I• A(' ~ 11 1• q 111 V lI lI II At--tt v F Man ktn ro BrPnd a .J I .o t 1~. Ponwr oy Tf'm p! Pton Vt llagr Rov FrPc kr r t o lf'n v Broga n, II T ra ns PomPr oy 11 ' 1,' 1 11 1 fl l I I~ I I I 1I 1 Ao~"[)" ]19 "''" " ' .,, !Iff!> HJ 147 &49 U] 681 '" o ....... ~ .~, ,., ~ lJpto • 5 - ~ • lJp>o Ofi ...,. d o >Ontn 1fi ,., ,.. d o "' •dd*P"" c...... •on<ono , ....... folo 1< )I ( 1 I• , 1 )1 ~ l J 1 I II• • 11 1 ~ N" 46353 Sc out Camp Rd Ch ester, Ohto Ph . 985 -4269 If No Answer Call 985-438 2 .., Pio.,oo t ..... 1-• 111 ·~•ltG t o .. 11) "''"'" ~o c ~• IK IU "'""'•'" c~""''"' ........ Qll 8u !t oto W e S erv1ce All M akes & Model s An tenna lnstallat ron House Calls and Shop Se rv1ce Availabl e loh" Ono0• • " " " _ , •~••""~''" ""' ~ • d• •• " -" " ' I ~f' IV I(f I )OKt 0400 t700 Wi II Open May 21st -.,;!;> -~--~ / ~~I ''#"!:~ ~ Open 9 00 to 5 00 Closed ThUt sday s ~ I I ) Pl I\! I 'JK 1 Th• 1111 I 1) J) For all·your wtrtng need s. furnaces repatr servtce and tnstallatron Restdential & Commerctal Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 HELP WANTED r Cooks, Waitresses Waiters l r, Pll (I I I I Experrence Desired Must be at least 19 Years of Age Apply Tuesday-Frrday 11 A.M.-4 P.M. JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 SWEEPER an d sewtn g m e chme repa1r parts an d suppli es P1ck u p and de lt ve r y, O a v1 s Vac uum Cieaner. one half mil e up Geo rg es Cr eek Rd C all 614 -446 -0 2 94 I 1 1 I I Name I I II Address 1 I1 Phon•---------one word 1n each space below Each in- Circle Ad Wanted 1 1111al or group of figures counts as a word. Count J name and address or 1 phone num~r If used. I You' ll get better results '' vou describe tufty, The I I reserves to g1ve pr1cethe right Sentinelj~~§~§~~~~~~ 1 classify. edit o,- reject 1 any ad Your ad will be I cl.us pu1 m the proper ~~~~~~~~~~~~ tf• cation if YOU' ll I check the proper box Theoe cash rates 1 I below •nclude discount 1 I I I !Wanted I 1 ! For Sate 1 I !Announcement 11 I I IFor Rent I 18 I 19, 1 1 6 1 12 I t3 I" I I l I I l l t5 t6 20. 21 22 23 " 25. 26 21 28 29 JO. Jl ». 33. ~- JS Mall This Coupon with RemiHance The Dally Sentlnr • 111 Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I I I 1 1 I ~----------------------· PART S and SERVICE OHIO VALLEY All Types Rooftng & S1dtng SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Gutt ers. Downspou1S Pa mtmg. Coattng NEW - REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeltng Rooftng at all Types CALL TOM HOSKINS Call lor free std tng esltmates, 949-2801 or 949·2860 Worked m home area 614-742-2834 No Sunday Call s Ph . (6141 843-5425 " Beautiful. Custom Built Garages " 20 years "Free Esttmates" Available Anytime PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 5/211 mo All Work Guaran teed 54 Mtsc Me rc handtse 5-8 2 mo pd WHAlEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 New C~evy T1uck FENDER DOORS HOODS BUMPERS GRILL R SUPPORT TAILGATE FORD FENDER BUMPER 176 95 114995 IJ7495 109 95 142 50 184.95 18500 169 95 169 95 DYNAMARK $475 J 18 THE DITCHING GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES BUS. : 985-3813 RES.: 985 -3837 FOR SALE Three acres with a nrcely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. one bath, 12xl5 ltvtng room and 24x24 famtly room. Parttally carpeted, fuel otl furnace with factlt· ttes f(l( woodbumer. 12xl5 block storage buildtng. 20x30 block gar.rge. Right off Rt 248, countly setttng. y, mtle east of Chester, Don t 81 • M1'.lf'C1Cl WP Wi l l Not Rr· Unr\pr-;,o l d CAl' .JIINF Will 614 99? ?Iii MGM FARM CITY. INC. I .1 ~ -1, " ' I ~~I ' I I 1 (Ill Is Expanding In This Area - 1 0 Fas hiOn Sho w Du ec tors Needed - No Expenence N...sserv - No Money Nee4ftl - !JIC&IIent Pev Plan• EEWn on S800 ~ry Ki t - W1n Tnps and Pnu• Call 992, 2063 letween 9 00 AM·I 00 P M 5·9 I mo Ohto. (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE : Down· starrs equtpped wtth kttchen, ltvtng room , dtntng room and den , upstarrs has two bed· rooms and one bath : house al so ha s basement. Lot SIZe approx. 48'x308'. Needs work If tnterested contact The Home National Bank tn Racine , 949· 2210. Real Estate General M l."Bud" McGHEE Broker·Auctton Servtce Cheryl Lemley, Metes County Assoctate Phone 742-3171 Now Accepting Listings in Meigs Co. Middl eport, Oh 34 76 35185 Oak Htll Road long Bottom, OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Schrador Equtpmen t Recommended by leadtng Carpet Manw · 1-- - - - - - - - - - Ca sh p ar d for fancy 1r on o r hea vy 1ron b eds $ 160 and up fo r certam Metgs Co sto n e J~ rs Old t1m e c up· board c all 1 - 3 04 88 2 - 271 1 COMPLETE HOU SEHOLD S FURNITURE Bed s •r o n w o od, cupb oards, c ha1rs, c hes t s. bas k ets. d1shes, st o n e j ars, antiques, gold and Slive r W rt te M D M1tler. At 2. Pom eroy, Oh1o 4 676 9 7760 fac turers Ph on e 614 4B3 · 1 505 See the Worlds greatest and g nmdest aggreg ation of ap paloos a pontes a t th e Fran zen Br os C1r cu s o n Mey 2 2 at N e w Haven Ballpark The lady who wanted to wea v e my rugs on wh1to warp . w111 y ou ple ase call 61 4 -992-3704 C lyd es d ale h or ses Gelding 2 -5 years Franzen Bro th ers Cncus New Ha wen Ballp ark May 2 2 only Pony harnesses fo r 50 54 1n p omes Fr anz en Brothe r s Ctrc u s New Haven Ballpark M ay 22 only Round back w oo den cha1n Franzen Broth ers Ctrc u s N ew Haven Ballp ark M ay 22 only M c Damel Custo m But cher mg. dunng s ummer worktng fa rs t week each month, startmg back fullt1m e f1rst of Giveaway Sp ayed female , 2 yr s old, frtendly En g lish sh eep do g , t o go od home 3 79 · 2228 or eve 245 564B "' YOUNG'S Vetertnartan Is At The M oth er c at g oo d ratt er 2 baby kittens, 5 w eek s old U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Metgs Humane Soc1ety Aulh ortzed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equ tpment Dealer Farm Equipment Middleport THRIFT SHOP Ammals - Addona and remodeling - llloofmg and guner wo rk - Concreut work - Plumbtng and electn cal BASS MOUNTED FOR $50 Thru Mon fh of M ay TANN ED DEER HIDE S SUJ toble f o1 Glove\ Elc Reasonab ly Pnced TAXIDERMY SHOP New L1ma Rd Rutland Oh PH . 742 2225 Ben11e type m o ther dog and 4 month old male pup Good Employmenl Services LOST Wh1te German She phe rd neck shaved. Will n o t b1te Answer t o Duke Roger Johnson, call 446 · 1824 " ' PLASTICS & SUPPLY Wed lrte to mtroduce vou to Engage-A-Car. the mode~n WIJ to drrve the vehtclt of your GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS chotce No Down Payment Lower Month ly Poyment BlACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box, 326 Pomeroy, OH. 45769 For Faster Senotce Call 614·992 -6737 Lost and Found LOST Wh1te faced ste er about 700 lbs V1c1mty of Vrn1 o n. Porter B1dwell area W1th t1cke1 on back from Athens Oh1o Stockyard Plea se n otif y Bnan Duncan G&W INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE at 614- 388 -9667 Lost · hub cap o ff 83 LTD Queen V1ct or1a . so mewhere fro m Co Ad 3 2 Bashan t o At 7 through Pomeroy to Dext er area Call 614 949 296 0 Warehouse 985-3813 Rei1dence 985-3837 517 !1 mo d Lo st m VICinity o f Route 2 between Y and J ench o Road. 4 month old bla ck and wh1te German Shepherd pup Conta c t B1ll Buck 304 675 3 594 El •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN liNES County Cerf1f1ed NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted SEPTIC TANKS INSTAllEP Storm Doors FREE ESTIMATES & Windows 367-7560- 367-767 CHESHIRE. OHIO 3 1 FENCE & SUPPLY '220 E Ma1n , Pomeroy PH. 1 ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Stzes Start frt• 12'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 5'r6' Up to 24'r31' Insulated Df!l_Houses P&S BUILDINGS "Free t.ti ........,, .. Installation Available For Gartta , Zebco. Sht · ~~~ano , Johnson, Doawa, Qutck. $100 00 reward for return or lead1ng to return of part Bas sett and Cocker Spaniel Mi ss ~ng sin ce May 8th from Le o n Baden Dunham Road , near sub stat1on No ques· t1ons uked on return Answers to Fla sh. child 's pet Bla ck w1th wh1te be tween front legs 3 04 -468 - STEVE FINLAW PH. -985-4266 949-2263 3 2 ~n ACCENT FISHING REEL REPAIR Men's watc h m Bellmeade If found call Mr Phel fry , 676 · 1930 Reward Parts, Service & Cleanin& Ractne, 011. Ph. 614·843-5191 J__ Rt . 1 long Bottom, Oh. _..:._~- l- 14 · 1 1722 mo Roger Hysell GARAGE Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohto AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 I 0 E Itt 412711 mo J&L INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Sto rm Doors •Gutter & •St o rm Wtndow s •Roofing Downspouts •Repla c ement Windows •Stdewelka. Pattos •Custom Built Gar•g•• FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes - httnstve Remodeling luurance Work CUftQm Pole Bldp. & Garares Rooltnc Work Alumtnum & Vinyl Sldtncs 1 B Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992 -7683 or 992-2282 tl 1 fl( Ret ail Outlet mu st empl oy 3 co nsc 1enb ous tru st worthy . 1n s1de retail sales clerk s· Imm ediately Retail expe n e n ce des1red bu t not n e ce ss.ny Must be eble t o w o rk wtth m1mmum superVI SIOn and be abl e t o meet publ1 c, must be pr of1c1ent 1n bas1c mathmet1 cs Oppor tumty for advanc ement for nght persons PleBse reply 1n o w n handwntmg referen · ctts r equtred t o bo x 800 m c ar8 of the Galhp ohs Da1ly Tubune, 825 3rd Ave Galhpol1s Oh 45631 G o vernment J o b s $16 . 559 $ 50 . 553 ye ar 9000 992-6215 or 992 -7314 Ohio Help Wanted Small brown and wh1te male puppy Good w1th k1ds V_ C_ YOUNG Ill Pomeroy, 11 wllh krds 304 676· 7833 6 B Public Sale & Auction Au c tion e very Tuesday night Pt Pleasant . WVa Auct Lonn1e Neal Youth Center Bldg • Camden St 614-367-7101 Rick Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce Estate , Farm, An tique 8t liqu1datfon sales. L1cen 1ed & bonded1n Oh1o & WVa 304 - 773 ~ 6785 or 304· 773-9186 Auction every Fn mght at the Hartford Communtty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Con11gments of new and uaed merchandise always welcome R1 c hard Reynolds Aucti o neer 304 - 276 - 3089 9 We pay cash f o r late m odel clean u1ed cars. Jim M1nk Chev · Oids Inc Bill Gene Johnson 448-3672 Wanted to buy used coal &: wood heaten. Swam Furnf ~ turo, 446 -3169 , 3rd. Olive St . Galhpohs Oh Sce mc Hills N u rstng Center 536 Buc kndge Rd , Glahpo ll s, Oh lnterv1ewmg for part ttme AN 's & LPN 's Call 446 -7150 b etwe en BAM & 12PM only M a ture tndlvt du al t o repr es· e nt estabh shed hfe & health Insurance C o ex cellent po tenttal for m creased earmng & advancement We are an equal opportumty employer For m ore 1n f o rmat1 o n . pl eas e call People ' s L1fe Insu r ance Co 614 68 7 · 0065 between 8 30 a m & 4 30 p m we ekdays Str o ng healthy yo ung peo pl e Rehable and herdwork mg Mu st have dnvers li cens e lnqutre Fr 8 nzen Bros Ctrcu s N ew Haven Ball park M ay 22 only A ss tstant Orgamst neede d at Gra ce Ep1 scopat Church Call 614 992 3 968 HIGH SCHOOl SENIORS · GRADUATES If you are w o ndenng how you can get a JOb Without work expe nen ce, the West V1rg1n1a Army National Guar d m1ght be the answer for you Earn good money wh1lelearnmg a skill Full t1me pay whtle you tram part ttme pay once you co me ba ck h o me call 304 - 6 7 5 -3950 or 3619 1 -800 -642 · The Sarah Coventry now has 14K gold. d1amonds c os· tume Jaw elry luggage We ' re htrtng fa shi on s how d1rectors t o sh o w our new I me Excellent pay plan Can earn pr1 zes. tnps , Camb bean Cru11e , also can ear n S800 kit of jewerly Man · agem e nt o pportun i ty Sound 8MCitmg 7 For mter v1 ew ph one 3 04-77 3 6966 a sk f o r Marg1e R oom pro v1ded for vanety o f dut1es p erf ormed ar o und hotel 675-6276 l!o Middleport & Vicinity & Vicin ity F raziers B otto m F l ea Market Ev ery wee kend U S 3 6 Fraziers Bo ttom, WV a . 2 6082 Do, Frazter· Operat or 3 04- 7 66 - 2779 & Fro May 16, 1 7 1 B Ol d 180 Ya rd Sale W ed , Thura 3 bedroom R anch on At 160, Ga ra ge Sa le G &W pt u n cs W areh o u se below p ost of f1 ce 1n L ong Botto m , Th urs 17t h & Fr1day 18th Yard Sa le In Ew mgton At 1 6 0 , Thu rs & Frt M ay 1 7 -1 8 Hom em ade doll s qu1lts su nbonn et s. af gh an s, Shtrl ey Temple d oll , an t 1q ue dresser, 8Merc 1se b 1ke N o w Hinngll lad1esl1 Super· person needed to htre, tram demonstrators for Houle of Ll o yd, largest toy , g1h home party company . flex1eble hours ln home po11t1on Exc Income Business e Exc xpenen ce helpful For deta1ls w1 t h out obligatiOn call collect Betty 304 -744- 12 Ya rd sal e - W en s & Thurs. M ay 16 & 17 Corn er of 5th &. Palm er Stre ets, Middle p ort S tero & so m e fu rn itu r e Georges Bulavtlle clothes set an d 10 00 Pt' Pieasant & Vicinity 4 30 Wod B1 g Ya rd Sa le. Leon Baden Ro a d 2 m iles .off 8 7 M a y Yard Sale W ed M a y 16 ac r oss 1r om Porterbrooke Subdi VI SI On Fa u f 1e l d Centenar y A d C l o thm g h o us e h o ld ant1 q ues M c Keen 's res 1de n ce 16-26 Yard Sal e, Thurs and Fr1 9 ·5 P1 an o t oots, a httle b1t of everythm g 2515 Mt Verno n Av e Po m t Pleasa nt $38,50000 9 per ass umable loans call 304 675 7746 21 8 3 o r 675 3 2 Mobile Ho m es for Sale T R I - STATE M OB I LE HO M ES USED - CAR S TR UCKS G A LLIPOLIS CH ECK OUR PRI CES CALL 6 1 4 4 46 -7572 N EW AN D USE D M OBI LE H OM ES KESSEL S DU A L· tTY MOBIL E HOM E SALES , 4 Ml WEST, G A Lli POLI S. RT 35 PHON E 6 14 446 · 7274 1965 12x60 mobile home. u nfurnished $3 900 Call 44 6 1 3 40 H olley Park 19 7 3 14x60 , 2 bdr , Oua•l C reek M o btle H om e Park , eM cond Fren c h Ctty Brokerage Serv1ces. 4 4 6 93 40 h ke n ew1983 on 1lo t at 2 Oua 2M60 bd r 1l. Cree~ M obt le H ome Park French C•ty Br okerage Ser · v1ces 446 93 4 0 S ttua tlo n s W a nt e d 31 W1ll ca re f or th e el derly m my hom e Lot s o f re f eren ces M en o r w ome n Ca ll 614 Ho me s for Sale 1 972 K u kwood u nf u r nt sh ed under pmnmg ve r y Buy1ng y ou r f trst hom e can good co n d1hon Cal l 446 · be a t ern f ym g and JOyou s 7693 ex p e r~ e n ce Let N L St ev ens & A ssoc•ates help y ou by 1 97 1 Ltberty 12M60 re m o arrangm g y o u r fma ncln g d eled ms td e. woo db urn er 000 Call 61 4 W e Wi ll b e hap py t o fully A sk 1n g exp tam the opt1on s open to 3 79 - 2 11 5 yo u and le t you d ec1de Whic h on e meet s your nee ds To da y s Int er est rat e s st art at 1976 N ova Tn Star 3 b dr 1 b ath shag ca rpel LA & 10 50 % wtth a down p a y a ll elec t nc. m en t o f on ly 5% Ca ll J er1 b e dr ooms sktrt e d ra nge re frrgerato r, Allie t o d ay 6 14 3 7 9 · 2 7 89 W · D hookup exc cond Mo vmg mu st se ll, S7 000 By owner lo v el y 2 bd r Call 61 4 446 3588 ho m e on wate rfr ont boat ramp & d oc k close t o town pnce d $34 9 00 Wtl l h el p 1970 Elco na M ob tle Home 1 2x70 wtth cxpando Ex ce l f 1na n ce Cal l 6 14 256 lent cond 446 7751 or 6 5 7 ·340 2 1 8 Want e d to Do s.s 1---- -- - -- -- 256 6251 aftor 5 30 Roofmg and gutter w ork, m e tal w ork h o u se pa1ntm g c arpente r wo rk Exc ret Free estt mat es Ca ll 446 - 1---- - -- - - -- 3 171 G arage s, pa t iOS, Sid ewa lks ba se m ent s, block work Reasonable pr1ced 3 5 yrs ex perie nc e Free est1m a1es C all 446 339 4 12 16 256 6569 For sa le b y o wn er 3 bd r hom e 7 ac res. full y ca r pe t e d bwlt -m rang e d ouble g arage. Kyger Cre ek Sc hoo l D1 stn ct In te r ested perso n s o nly S49 000 Cal l 4 4 6 42 62 General Hau ling Fo r sale Umestone, fill d1rt and t op so1l Call Call 6 14 2 56 14 2 7 3 b d r ran ch style home o n Sanders H11! Dmmg room kitch en. bath, att ach ed gar · ag e AC has g as hea t $ 4 8 5 00, c1ty scho ol s Call 446 2 1 5 1 W1ll d o tutormg ca n st art 1mmed1ately Ca ll 44 6 7426 - - - -- - - - - --j Automottv e R ep a1r m e· c ham c work end mmor I - -- - -- - -- -body w ork C all 614 3 88 ·1 N1ce 3 bdr hom e on 1 acre 8262 Ask for Scott m o re o r leu 1 '!J m• fr om ------:---:---;:- 1 Oak H11J on State Ht ghwa y Garages, patiO, Sid ewalks , o utbudd1n gs and n r ce basemants. done at reasona- garden $ 3 4 000 Call 614 bte rates C all enyttme for 682 -7 159 free esttmates Call 614 - - - - - - - - - -256- 163 2 6 rooms, basement, d ouble _..:_ _________ I gara g e, 1 & on e th1rd ac re lot. R o se H1ll. Pom ero y I Financial 21 $ 32, 900 2 51 3 Calf t 6 t4 6 7 8 O wner tran sferred m ust sell beaut1ful 3 bedrm br1c k home Fu e pla c e , dec k , w oo d s, puvacy sun shm e Business Opportuntty S63 , 9 0 0 5 420 I NOTI C E I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· Ca ll 6 t4 9 92 LISHING C O re commend s that you d o b usmess w 1th people you kn o w an d NOT to send money through the m a1l unt1l y ou have mvestl· g ated th e offe nng House & lot m Dext er 4 la rg e room s, metal r oof c ement p orc h , hand dug well , near m1ne no 1 Pnced to sell $6500 Call 614 - $ Settlmg estate M1d 2 0 s 5 room s. bath bA sem ent good shape c onv ente nt M1ddleport loca tion Cal l 669 3761 FIR ST TIM E O FFERED National Corp n o w app omt - 216-835 3 9 5 2 rn g d1stnbutors t o serv1ce a network of e;~~;statm g bu sinesses Wonderful te:-c shel ter small time requtrement f for unhm1ted pro rt p aten ttal M1n 1mum c ap 1to i S1 9 000 f o r deta ils c all Charles Kennedy Mon & 5 roo m h ou se. 2 bedroom, full b a sem ent 2 f1replacos garage & carp ort New roof c arpet & furna ce Remo deled kit c hen & ba throom Tuo Only, 9 to 6 241 -2294 1 -800· Own your o wn J e an · Sp o rtwear Lad1es Apparel . Comb1nat1on. Ac c es s or~e s, large S1ze store Nat1onal brands J o rdac he , Ch• c. Lee, Lev1 , Vanderbtlt , l z od , Gunne Sax. Esptrtt, Br~na ma , Calv1n Kletn , Ser g1o Valente. Evan Ptcone. C ta1 borne. Memben Only. B1ll Blass. O rganically Grown, Healthtu , 300 o t hers S7 900 to $24, 900, inven · t ory , airlere , traintng , t1.x · t u r es, grand opening , ect C all Mr Keenan 306 - 678 3 639 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1;~~;ed c onv entional FHA · VA Leader Mortgaga , Athe ns co llect 614 - 692 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING L o w ar pr• ce d regular tunings d1 acounts to Senior C tt1zens Churchea & School a. Ward ' s Close to sc h ools, hosptta l. & s tores Call c ollect 614 1 _2_6 _7 _-6_6_5_B_ o_ • 2_6_B_ 7_ 97 _ 9_ -:: 1 % st ory 2 - 3 bedr oom s 6 a c re s, Lebano n TWP Wit h o ut bmld1ng s Natural g 11s heat Askmg $14 000 C all 614- B43 -52 3 1 H ouse for sal e by own er Claren ce H1ll Pr1ce neg o ti B ble 1mmedtate p o sses sion B1 -level, Ru11 t 1c H 1lls Syra · c use. Oht o 2 f ull bath s, 3 bedroom s, ll v mg ro om , dtn ing room , k 1t c h en . d•s hwaaher , gar d 1sp osal. f am Uy room w1th ftre pl ace 16x12 barn f or st orag e cham hnk f en ce Call 6 14 Calf 614-247 30t 2 3 bedroom 2 bath s d ouble garage. mc lude s furm she d apt • presently rented good mc o m e Must sa te, w1ll h el p finan ce One block from Bs area 1n Middleport 992 317 3. after 4 p m appr ov ed 8022 304· 675 5568 sro AMA. FDA l!o FCC Doctor referral• 1- - - -- -;.- l- - -- - - - - - - - Do u ble Wide tra tl er 2 8 x6 0 With 8 ~~:50 addtlton and carp o rt cen tr al an on 80 by 120 foot lot 10 R ac me C all . 614 9 4 9 2 5 5 o 10M5 0 hou se trail er, g ood f o r ftrst home o r r1ver lot R e as o n ab l y pnced C al l 985 4133 1 a c re o f grou nd w1th t ra1ler w1th s•d e 1oom Ou1ck sale C al l 6 14 992 5 109 1 9 74 K•rk wood 1 2x 6 0, total elec 2 bedroo m. n1ce ca r pet p artl y f urn•shed un d er p mm ng MU ST SELL 304· 675 732 8 1 2x65 H T stnp ped 2 w 1 n d ow a • r co nd S4 500 00 , 9 0 0 to 4 0 0 Phone 304 675 297 6 after 4 00 304 675 2562 U sed 50x 10 mo bdA h ome $ 8 95 00 304 675-4 42 4 Tra der on large w oo ded l o t BO AT RAMP an d dock space Call 5 8 evemn gs 3 04 675 6448 Terms ' 73 Cameron e l ectr 1c Call 1 2x60 all 30 4 675 67 30 33 Farm s for S ale 60 acre farm 4 bodroom h ome 6 m iles N Po1nt Pea san t 1 m• le oH At 2 304 6 75 5809 35 Lots & Acreage 3 5 acre hom esttes for near A t 35at Rondey 3m • from Hol zer Hos p1 tal Ca ll 4 46 . 6 14 367 727 1 1 3 acres ol land m Leban o n To wn sh1p Call 6 14 9 4 9- 250 5 Rtv er lots for rent call Che rles G11 1f1th at 6 14 992- 5782 For sele by o wne r. house & lan d on SR 33 8 Ra c1ne Call Renlals 614 949 2 2 15 Piano Tun1ng and Repa1r Brun1c ardt Mu•ie C o . 446 · 0687 Sktll •nd integr1ty our trademark lane Daniels, Pr o fe ss1o nal Elec trolysis Ctir,~i c Probe Type Electroly- 1976 Kirkwoo d , 1 4 ~~: 70 3 b edr oom s. 2 fu ll bat hs t ota l elec tri C $9 0 00 Ca ll 6 1499 2 · 7725 or 992 3396 28 acres m W VA bo rders C h1 e1 Cor nst alk located off Mil l Stone Ad M os tly woo d ed tobacc o lo t ment , all m tneral rrght s hu nters pa r ad 1se S 11 500 C all FOR RENT WITH OPTION Ha 1nes Bo ardmg Home m Pomeroy has vacanc y f o r elderly pet1ent1 only Reaso· nable prtcea . Call 614 -992- Clo s1 ng Out T ra •ler Ren t al Bustness Had 22 ON LY 6 LE FT S•zes 1 0~~:50 & 1 2x52 2 bed r oo m fu r ntsh ed A com f or t able ho m e f or a Low Prrce Brown s T oJ d ttr Pa rk , M m ersv tll e Oh 1o Ca ll 614 992 3324 Must see t o apprec iate 2 bedroom. 1 v, bath dmette kitchen . &. livin g r oom plu s river n g ht· ew ay On 338 a c r o ss from KaiSe r Al um TO BUY tt l 14 f1 wide three bedr oom , bath and half, mob1le home 11tting on m ce lot. ready to move Into $225 00 down $226 .00 per mont h 304 - 676- 2711 lNG M onthly a nd Quarterly accou nts welcome 4 2 8 Se· co nd A ve Call 446 · 1 1 3 6 l- - - -- - - -- -- 8 221 Keyboord , 304· 876-3824 THOMPSON BOOKK EEP· 1 979 Duke C r own Royal 1 4 .x70 2 bedroom t am •ly r o o m, AC mt c ro under pm n m g Ca ll 446 98 4 5 247 -41 3 4 Own er tra nsferred , must sell, exc c ond $66,000 s 11 ,000 down A ssume 8 Y2 pet loan 304 -6 75 1529 ===------- ce n t Clayton ~::::::::;======~+==========, 12 614-742-2961 , Situations Wantad Seven year old home. three b edrooms garden spot , 2605 Lmcoln Ave B% p ercent assumable loan . 304 - 675 5047 after 6 00 Park , May 16 8t 1 7from 1 0 to 5 C lothes , dis hes. TV. CBs M 1sc day Call 614-74 2-26 4 8 Yard Sale Rod ney Method 1st Churc h , Rt 688 Ma y 17th , 18 t h 9 AM 5 PM Church benefi t sal e 8 82 -3288 2 f amily ya rd aal e. Sy recuae P1: Pleasan t Yard Sale 1n Rutl and o n North Mam M o nda y t h rou g h Wedn es- at Ever gr een , Cox res td an ce 3 061 Need econom1 c ally durad vantaged p erson to tra1n for email busme .. C onta ct Job Care, 67 5-2 770 0924 Wanted To Buy ..... r,.cimerov GiiffiP'ofis....... Ya rd Sa le '14 m1 o u t Cr eek Ad . off of Ad lawn m owers. b aby 1tems At art g am es and m 1sc Homes for Sale 2 bedrooms With garage. 3 lots tn Mason . W Va 304 - ~~-"t,.'IJ·I ·/11\~ Lawn M owm g & Tr1mm mg Reli able an d d epen dable Reasonable rates Call 614· Now htrm g Yo ur area C ell 1 - B05 · 687· 6000, axt A· 3 04 -675 -525 3 {Free Est•mates l 5/ 8/ 1 mo . ' 1 '• 304-895-3681 work From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Parts & Service To good home kitt ens C all CARPENTER SERVICE 614 9 92 Snarlmg l1ons and t1ger s awa1t you at the Franzen Bro thers Ctrc us on May 2 2 at th e N ew Ha ven Ballpark 4 We Have the lowest Rates 'FREE ESTIMATES" or ca ll W ante d old ptan os Peymg $ 2 0 00 and 9 4 0 00 each Ftrst floor only Wnte g1v1ng d~r ect1on s W1tten Ptanos Bo x 188 Sard• s. Oh 43946 2 11 3 AL TROMM 742-2328 614-992- W atc h Okha the elep hant pull up t he Franze n Brothef5 C~rc u s b•g t o p at t he N ew Haven Ballpark on May 2 2 PHOTO SPECIAL' Now thru May 31 -color r epnnts from yo u r n e gati ves 12 fo r $ 1 89 May use d1fferent nega tive tor ea c h pnnt 1f des1red Hockenberry Ph ar ma c y N o rth 304 67 5 DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS ROOFING CO. $2595 Low Low Pn[e > PH . 992-2478 R (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER' ORDER & TAKE DELIVERY Of YOUR SPRING FERTILIZER. SPRING SEED & SEED CORN BACKHOES OUMP TRUC~S LO·BOYS TRENCHER WATER SEWER GAS liNES -S EPTIC SYSTEMS LARGE or SArt.UL J08S 517!1 mo pd WITH 42 IN. MOWER Mas011 - SALES &SERVICE 1983 16 h.P. TWIN Servrn~ M er~;'> G~tln I I I I I In Or_ Carol Osborne BOGGS $695 MGM FARM CITY . INC . CHESTER - 915-3307 Flowers for Memonal Cay N1ce selecti o n, Cli ff 's pla ce, Po well St , l o wer M1ddle· p ort Ne xt t o Ston ewood Apt s Call 5 14 992 691 6 ANY SIZE MOWER BAUM TRUE VALUE 985·3301 Chester RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE tf ~ FREE ESTIMATES 15 H P. GRAVELY WITH 42 INCH FRONT MOUNT Shop l e chmcum on Duty Also Some Cor Fenders Avo1 lable SERVICE 10 H P. 36 IN CUT We Have A 'ull l 1m e ~ I • l FI SHERMEN Real Estat e General •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAtJIIDRY •GIBSON REFAIGEUTOR EUGENE LONG '" DOZER WORK • Z£NITH SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY EXCAVATING - DOZERS ~ Cleland Greenhou se flow er s, fla ts o r p ots. hangtng bask e1s vegetable plant s. tomat o pl a n ts Ge r ald1ne Cleland Vm e and Mam St Rac me THE NEW PULLINS ) II ROOFING ALLIS CHALMERS R ... .. --4-4:_:_=-=f--=-t--i •W ash e rs •Dishw ash er s •Rang es •A efngerator s •Drye r s •Fr eezers WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR Bu y1n g d a1l y g old. stl ver coi n s. rmgs Jewelry, sterling w ere o ld co 1ns. large curr en c y Top pnces Ed Burkett Barb er Shop 2nd Av e Sept 304 -8B2 -3224 Vinyl & Aluminum " FREE ESTIMATES" lI II lI lI "C UT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" ~ ~~ Help Wanted 11l tt. 985 -3561 All Makes 15 1 mo SIDING CO_ !hal lowf'l \ Ailovl' KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 11 r HILL FORD 992 -2196 Middlepon, Ohto 4 I I I mo MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE TOM'S SHOE REPAIR PAT 1he Rrsl ~ · · ' no Business Services 113 W 2nd St , Pomeroy, OH H 1 L \i' '" " l 1 1Nr1te your own ad and order by mall w1ftl ftl1 s you get I 1 I 8 ~ot1rr of P rPSPr\'dl lon of int m 9 I la nd , Sali sbu ry I to Alhert GO€'g le ln , Avery G()('gleln. I Charles Goegle in to Woriev E I n Ha ley, Ph) ilis S Halev. t\ffid for Notice of PrrS('n at1on of lnt tn land , Rutland . Alhert GO<'gle ln. Avery Goegleln , Charles GocgiPln to Board of County Commt ssloners or Meigs County, Atft d for Notice of Preserva tion of lnt In la nd, Salisbury Bess ie Durst, deceased , to Maurce E. Durst, Roland H. Durst, Dorothy V Hendricks Cert of Ill ) I' I coupon Cancel your ad by phone wnen 1 results Monev not refundable I lu dtth B10gan, Part <'l. ChPStP r I 2 Jrn v Btoga n, Jud tth Brogan by I 3 al t v m fact , Ror F'rPC'kPr l o.fam es I E Dtddlr, Rtght of Way Ches ter I ' /\ llx'n GO€'gle ln AvPry Gocgleln . I 5 Charlps GO<'glcln tn Charles P RlffJp Rut h A Rtffle. Afflcl fa t ',Jlf Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classifieds and Savel II I V lll <~gf' ' ,----------------------. M a ret e~ Ka r 1. and irene Pa rk r r A fn C'ndsh1p c1rc lf' and prayf'r by M Jss ro\ """ "'U 64J 911) De"'"'"" u . .... "••· · ", u • .., ...... 1 MEIGS INN POMEROY OHIO 1 Pnnf Mtdrllrpcll \' tll age r.rtcr ld Ar nold vs Rrr nda 'I em pleton '\ mPnd .ludg E nt rv Pomr H, ., M f' W• O ld I I !I l ,_. 11• p • 11 11•1 r S r•'- 1 • n i ) 1 (I) 111 I fl o () t l, ~{ • • , ,, ('(1 1 I lhOS(' namro and Lmda Ferrell , HPir n Traford, Nora Houdas helt, Ka t r closed the meetmg A<>G> ... <IO fljJJ'TJJJS ~ 1\• ~~ ~ ), J•d , 1,. . !.II• w,1, l .. t 1•n r t • oj h v Orr1 t n Hl r P LPtt ~t Offl et:>1 s 1Pporl s wpJ(• ,: .: 1ven w 1lh 29 v.... . BISSELL A.rbury UMW shutm cal ls het ng reported Beula h 18" l O~ 81/Y•.U/L AEIT-7TIII/Jf Wtllt s Anthony, F lora Ma n e Gtb· son, and Mar v Hughes, and Mr and Mt s Mtlton Hood thP Lot d's Pta vet c.... .. Vinyl & Alumtnum SIDING 111 r I h o~ d A" ''l" '' n rh , V l l. t q ~" nl ( 11 8 rn('ans, Mr and M rs Wern r r . Mr a nd Mrs Ro; fow ler Mr and M rs tn · '' rhr ( I 1\ M 1v" a nd Mrs Don Wtl son, Mr a nd Mrs John Tuc kPr, Mr a nd Mrs Cre lcadmg Go>ooo > > ]61 "'non Co tn .. oo Codo J(I<O 0 11 • ", v,IIIH I! 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Wanted To Buy 388 · 9906 9 61 7 •DOZER BA CKHOf • R ECL AMATION W O R K •ott FIELD SERVICfS Or Wntt Daulty Stnt1ntl Cliu •lwd D1pt Ill Co urt Sl , PDI!IInrt Otuo 4576g The mf'<'t mg" til ix' hos t<'<l b; th<' SciOto Countv H1stoncal Soclr!'\ Dons fa lter. prestdent ShP w1!11x' asststcd bv mrmlx'rs of the soc1et\ The Daily Sentinei- Paye-9 W anted to buy st anding t 1mber Call after 6 o r any time weekends. 61 4 - J&F CONTRACTING 11 4 • 9 * DUMP TRU CK SlfftV'I CE · cO NCRETE W ORK. PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES O pe _n by ch a nc e or Appointm ent The Daily Sentinel Lawrence :vl<'Jgs P1cka " a\ PikE' Ross S r to lo \' 1nton Jnd organtza t tons COUNTED CROSS STITCH 500 ltnco ln Htll Pom eroy that wtll tx• reprPSPnted tnclude At hens, Calha Hockmg Jackson Oh10 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Business Services (. • :r' t.;i Hlstoncal Orgamzat 1uns and Muse-ums of 12 southcenll al Ohto coun Tuesday, Nay 15, 1984 Wedding shower given in Pomeroy area '"' ~ Ohio Tuesday, May 15, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Pri c e reduced , 3 bedroom home, 1 •ere of land A t 62 Cherloeton Rood 304 6 76 4887, 61 4 -446 · 1675 41 Houses fo r Rent A n1ce 1 bdr h o u se. 414 E. College St R1o G rand e , on corne1 of Coll ege Call 446 0157 Bea u t.f u l 2 bedr o om ho me n ear Sp r~n g Vall ey Plaza , exce llen t location for older co upl e, $2 75 mo Dep o eit • No r e f er en ces re qu.red c htldren no p e t s Call 446- 9307 �Page- 10-The 41 Daily Sentinel Houses for Rent IN' WNIS~ERS IK Apartment •n h o use P o m e ro y tn Judy Taylor Groommg . Call 614· 367·7220 . CCU/I?T··· - 5 ·1 5 Smal l 1 b edroom home tor rent Total elec tric. loc ated •n Minersv•lle near Bulk Plant . 992 -6215 Briarpatch Kennels Profe asional All -breed grooming . Indoor -outdoor boarding fa ci lities English Cocker Spa niel puppies Call 614 -388· 9790 . Middleport . Call Oragonwynd Cattery Kenn els. AKC C how pup· pies. CFA Himalayan, Per sian and Sia me se kitten s. Call 614 -446 · 38 44 after 6 . 614 ·992 ·7 5 11 4 bedroom hou s e lm co ln Hill. Pomeroy . S300 Dep - osit & ref Cttll 614 -992 28 15 or 99 2 -2 36 2 !WT H ouse for rent , 7th A11e .. GATCH 1-1/I H AT Middl e port 6028 AKC Registered German Shepherd puppies . Ca11446· t.t;G4L· /t4IV'GOJIT . 3 1 77 SEMOSWI• 3 bed roo m h ouse o n At. 16 0 . SJOO 00 m o nth O ep os •t an d re f erence req utred 30 4·6 75 77 4 6 7A-...· ~ I?ABIC U , 135 CUM6€A'L.AI>IP ST . L. Ec !MN'O~ , PE:NHA · 7 bP. d roo m ho u se S 150 mon t h Re f e u mr:P.s & S 100 depos• t 30 4 -675 4684 4 2 M o btle H o m es f o r R e nt 2 b.-h tr ailer fu lly fu rn 1s h e rt . gn od loca l ton sec dep rP.(l 44 6 -8 558 t /1-HJ er R1 ve r A d w;:Jter & ~. evvaye l urnr shed . ref & d•'P Cilll 4 46 050 8 or 446 160 9 45 For rent Sleepmg Rooms and hght house keeptng room s Pork Central Hotel Ca ll 614 · 446 ·0756 util• · ma le 919 Call 46 Space for Rent 2 brlr Iratler . nea r Tycoon L,1k e s 18 5 m o , dep re qutred Call61 4 3 88 -8 7 11 I 9 /8 l•h 70 3 bdr m ob tl e l·ofT'le Call aft er 5 PM . 614 J!::JB 84 6 9 or 6 14 · 388 · B592 Mobile home lo t l or rent No pets . Call 614 -367 -7438 . COUNTRY M OBILE H ome Park , Route 33, N orth ot Pomeroy . Large lot s Call 6149927479 n1ce 3 br1r m ob tle homP. . 1u•ntshed. co n ven tP. nt loca ln , n on At 7 . n o p et s Call F14 74 5 58 18 l hell ru um mobile home on At 2 Pt Pit S20 0 00 mn,llhly 30 4 6 7 5 44 24 1 '182 Tratlm 14 :c.70 all elec t 3 bd r . 2 ba th s. part washer drye r. S2 00 3 04 895 3828 r ll' furn r"ll l 44 Ap artm e nt for R ent JA2 K SO N ES TATE S A PARTM F NT S 1E 4ual Housmg Opportuntty l has O il !-! < llld tw o be dr ooms . ren t sta rtmg al S157 l o r one bed room ilnd S193 per m o nth for tw o bedroom , wtth S200 deposit located ne ar Foodl and and Sprtng Valley Plaza , pool and TV ant Call 446 · 2745 or leave m essaqe Small etf1c1en c y apart , cen traf aH & heat . 1 prof eSSIOnal type gentleman o nly 446 - 0 338 Garag e apt . furntsh ed 3 rno ms & bath Washer & dryer Cle An . no pe t s ad ult s onl y D ep & ref teq Ca l l 446 1 51 9 3 bd r unfurn ga r age ap t . S25 0 plu s de pos tt Cal l 446 3786 Fu rn1s hed efftc 1enc y. 919 2nd Gulltp ol 1s S 145 Stn giP. Cu ll 446 4416 aft er 7 PM F w ntshed Mobil e Ho mP. . cP. ntral <w m1l e below ctty o vP. rlo okm g tlw r1ve r On e or tvvo ad11lt s only 446 ·0338 - ~---- Garag e apt furn 1s hed 3 roo m s. b ath . w<~ s h e r · dry e r and upst a1 r s f urm shed , 4 roo m s. bath . bo th A C . cl ean . no pet s. adull s onl y, de p & ref req Call 446 - 1519 Nt c. e new prt vat e down st aus , apt qUtet near HMC . 1 !ldult only . No pe ts rtlf rcq DntpP.s , stov e. refng Fu r 111shed 52 0 0 mo Calf 6, 4 -446 -4 78 2 2 bdr ap ts . n~wl y dec . utt ltties partl y patd 51 45 m o Ca ll 675 5104 o r 6 75 5386 Unfutnt shed 2 bdr rn Cr own C ity Cal l 446 783 8 2 bd r put fur n•shed . fl<Hk front . newly re m ad e lAd w a te r & hot wat er p;11rf Ca l 446 - 3919 after 5 1 hed room Apt S 19 6 m o mc ludlllg uttltllf! S Equal HOLJsing Opportunt t y Co n tflc t Village M nno r Apts 6 14 992778 7 Rtvt!rs1de Apts M1 ddleport Sneclitl rates l or Sen1or Ctll l ens S 1 3 0 Equ al Ho us 1r1q Opportunt lt e<; 614 ~92 7721 47 Wanted to R en t A p t for rent . 2 bed room , lu rm shed in Mtddf eport Ut1ht1es tncludod . S205 a mo nth Ca 11614 992 -7177 1 beroom . turmshed ap t S 190 Depostt & ret re QII Ired Ca l l 614 ·992 · 2815 or 992 2362 APARTM E NT S . mobile homes. ho uses Pt Pleasant 3nt1 Gall1poli s 614 . 446 - 82 21 - -- -- TWIN RIVERS TOWER . Woul d hk e to rent furn mobde home in rural area Have outdoor dog, for 2 adu lt s. pri ce ranging $ 1 50 S175 mo Ca ll 614 256 · 1271 4 ft Ford tiller fo r farm tractor. 304 -88 2 -2847. Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWA IN AUCTION II FURNITURE ' '62 Ohve St . Gallipolt s N ew & used w oo d & coa l stoves. 6 p1ece wood liv1ng room su1te with 6 inch flat arms $399 , bunk beds com pl ete w 1th bunkies S199. 2 piece antron hvingr oo m suit es 5199 . antron recltners S99, ot her reclinen sao. maple dineTt e se t s S179. bolC springs & mattress twtn o r fu ll $ 100 set regu lar -ft rm 5120 . maple dtnette cha ir s 535 . wash stands S3 4 , maple rockers S59. 7 piece c hrome dinette set S149, 5 p1ec e dinette se t 599. used bedro om su1tes , refttgera tors , rang es. chest. dressers. wring er washe r s. TV ' s. dry · ers. & shoes CA ll 614 -446 - 3159 LAYN E· s FUR NITUR E Sola . ch air . rocker . o tt o · man , 3 tables , (ext ra heavy by Frontter ), $685 So fa . chair and lovesea t , 5275 . So fa s and chairs pri ced fr om S285 t o $895 Tables . 545 and up to S 1 25 H1de ·a· b e d s, 5440 ~nd up to S525 . Rechner s. 5175 to S375 . lamps fr om $28 10 S75 5 DC dtn ett es from S99 . t o 435 7 pc S1 89 and up Wood tab le w1th stx ch;ms S4 25 to S745 . De sk $ 11 0 up to 5225 Hut ches, S5 50 and up . maple or pine fm 1sh Bunk bed c o mplete w 1th mattr esses. S250 and up to 5395 Baby bods . $110 Mattres ses or box sprtngs, full o r fwm , S5 8 , ftrm . S68 and S78 OueP.n set s. S195 4 dr chests , 542 5 dr chests . S54 Bed fr ames . 520 and 525 , 10 gun Gun cab inets, 5350 Gas 01 elect rt c ranges S375 Baby mattre sses . S25 & 535 , bed frames S20 . S25 , & S30 , kmg fr ame S50 . Go od select to n of bedroom s u1tes . c edar ches t s . r oc ker s, meta l cab 1n ets sw 1vol roc ker s U se d Furntture · Refrigera to r s. cha1rs . dryers . and TV ' s 3 mdes out Bulaville Ad Open 9am to6p m , Moo thru Fn , 9am to 5pm . Sat 614 ·446 .0322 TV & Appliances . 627 Third Av e . GallipOl is , 614 -446 1 699 . Spin washe r s. gas & el ec trt c dryers . auto was h ers . gas & electnc ranges . refrigerators . TV sets Washers . dryers, refrigera tors , ranges Skaggs Ap pliances, Upper ,.iver Rd. beside Stone Crest M otel . 614 ·446 ·7398 . Earl y American Hide -a-bed Co uch E"'cellent condition . Br own plaid , full size. S250. 446 -7 81 3 after 5 PM Ktt chen cupboard s, pie cup · board. player piano, Singer sew1ng machine, oak table, ston e Jar s, do lls Call 446 - 3945 King size bo~~: springs . $20 . Adjustable bed frame . $10 . Call30467 5· 1661. 3 room apt . and bath . Nice locatton . reference and depos it reqt.Ured . 304 · 675 - Country Oak Furniture. ta bles. chairs, cupboards. dry sinks . pie safes. lots of mite . Conkles . Rt . 7 . Tuppers Plams, Ohio . Pull typ8 42 " double disc f o r lawn and garden tractor 304 ·895 · 3382 . Pupptes. moth er Doberman fath er 1 4 black male, have been wormed $ 10 00 eac h . Custom draper i es, many venet i an b linds, R oman woven wood shade s, verti ca l blmds. Samples end estim ates in your home . P. 304 · 675 · 3575 5258 . 57 A. Sayre, 304 ·458 · I 078 Musical Instruments Surplus stock. new an d used appliances . furniture 304 · 675 ·4424 or 675 · For Sa le Pian o. Call 61 4 · 256 · 6417 S30 Ca11 304 ·675 ·7771 . li vi ngroum suite and afgh · an s See a t 2023 Jefferson Ave ., Pt Pleasant Piece Be d room Suite , 1 2 w indows. approlll . s1ze 66 " "'32 " 1 2 storm wm dows wtth screens. approx size 66"x32" 2 windows. includes storm and screens 38"~~:28" All e:c.c cond M us t sell en ttr e lot 30 4 - 58 & Fruit Vegetables R ed & white sweet potatoe plants . Cal l 6 14 -256 -657 4 aft er 3 .30 . 1- - - - - - - - -- - Farm Supplies & Livestock 54 Misc . Mer c handise 61 Farm Equipment Troy - Bilt tillers Check our special pri ce before you buy any t illers . Swisher Implement Co . St. Rt .7 N. Galli polis , OH . Call 614 446 · 6245 . limes t one , Sand. Gravel Delivered in Ma son. M eigs . Gallia or pick up at Richard s & Son . Call 446 -7785 0475 Tra c t or . model B with culti vators . Ca ll 614 · 256 -6417 Farmell M 2 row mounted corn pi ck er. S1.500 1 r ow pull typ e corn picker, Co -op, $3 00 2 row pull type JD corn planter, S300 . 3 pt . pi ckup disk , $250 . 3 pt . grading blade , S150 . M anure loader, S 150 New Id ea hay rake, $100 . Hoy baler CoH ee table stere o, ster eo , dmette table . Ca 11614-256 - 6417 . 66 , S160 . Call 614 256 · 1427 . Shrubs pruned , law n re see ded . r etaining wa ll s, si dewalks. pa tios, fil l dirt, topsoil. ba rk mu lc h & saw · dust Contact Bru ce Davi · s1on Cal l 614 -256 · 1427. Used Equip ment Gravely & mower ... $ 495 . GT Bolen tra ctor & mower ... S995. ta tr co nd 1050 Bolen tra c · tor & mo w er S595 , MF t i l l e r .. $ 175 , MF bal er . . S50, Gravely plow . $ 150 , 8HP Sears. S225, trac1or with d am aged mower . Chuck Coll1er Service Store. Third & Court St ., Gollipolts . Sears ndi ng mower . 8 HP . 36 . cut Ca ll 614 -682 - J im ' s Farm Equipment Cen · ter , Rt . 35 W ., Gal lipolis, OH 614 ·446 ·9777 or 446 · 5B04 1982 Chevette loaded . l ow ery organ Cr aftm ati c king sized bed Call 446 -3 1 0 1 aft er 3 30 . Firewood for sa le, $20 .00 pick -up load. S30 .00 dell · ve r ed . Call before 11 :00 ot t er 6 00 . 304· 676 -2991 SURPLUS ARMY . Camou · flage , denium. re n tal clo · thin g , boots. rubber -leather, pe cks , ch ildren ca mouflage . Open Fri. , Sat ., Sun ., 1 to 7PM, Sam Somerville's, Eas t -Ravenswood Plenty tree parking on South - Wesst side near la rg e whit e block building . 55 Building Supplies N ew galvamzed corrugated cu lvert $2 .35 ft . up . All siru . Fittings Pipe. beams. st ru ct ural steel -new, used B ig disco unts Oelivered l Anywhere ! Nowl Estimates free . 304 ·925 ·0884 . LUMBER -Ro ugh cut , oak , poplar. 2M4, 2x6, 2~~:8 , h:4 . 1 x6 . 1 xB , length available, 8 ft . through 16 ft . Hogg & Zuspen. 304 -773 -5654. N ow open for business. Mountain State Blodt: , A t. 33 , New Haven . Complete masomy supplies, 4" , 8 ", 12" block . Delivery service. Phone day 304 · 882· 2222, eve ning 882 · 3239 56 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all breeds. Heated lndoor ·outdoor fa cilities . AKC Doberman puppies: Stud Service Call 614 -446· 7795 . Bell Call 614 ·286 ·6522 . E1dine Saddle Shop Spring Sale on all show items , show saddle, breas1 strap and head stall with silver. $489 valu e on sale $259 . Call Regist ered Morgan Stallion . Call 614 · 379 · 2585 . horses . Call Autos for Sale Hol stein bulls from DHF tested. dams w -20,000 lbs. of milk o r mor e. Als o Hol stein cow AI sired . Call 614· 286 · 2496 . spd., 2484 . We specialize in King Kuu er equip . See us end sa ve o n th e foll o wing . N ew King Cutter tool s, brush hog s - 40 " - 4 · 5 - 6 - 7 ft . . plows 1 · 2 bottom. culttva · tor s 1 · 2 row , Chiesel plows 5 -7 -9 shank , rear blades 4 -5 %- 6 -7 -8 ft . post hole d1ggers 9 - 1 2 " . York rakes, rototiller s 40 · 52 · 60 · 70 ' ', potatoe plow s. boom poles· regular & HO Carry ails. sunflower rakes . trailer load of barb wi re S21 roll , tobac co set t er . 2 axle trait ers - 17 ft . long . USED Wheel disc . 3 pt. disc . 2 small pull type 16 blades. plows -2 -3 -4 bottom . post driver, shaver, rotary hoes . NH , MF , Ford mowers . Rak es 3 -P MF , Nl pull type gravity bou s with wagons, 10 ft Chiesel plow, used tractor part5, Ford , Ferg ., Oliver 60 -77, farmall H -M , Othe r used pons for plows. bole rs . We buy form & l·ndus· 4659 . 1979 lincoln Towncar . Call 61 4·367· 7307 . 1971 Cadillac Limousine uc, . cond., tinted windows. 4 yr . o ld Palomino gelding. broke to ride, 304 · 773 551 1 or 773 - 5823 5 yr old Regi stered Hereford Bull Priced on c all 304 ·675 · 7337 . 64 Hay & Grain 773 ·53B1 or 773 ·5170 . Transportal ion Autos for Sale 1979 Chevy Caprice Classic. 2 dr, ac , ps, V-8 engine, body good co ndition , exc. performance . Will co nsider all offers . Call 614 -992 7412 ah er 5 p .m . Z-28 Camero. 4 spd., am -fm stero. 36,000 miles. exc. con . 56200 or 8 .0 . Call 614 ·B43· 5213 '78 Ford LTD , low mileage Also chair, dresser, & 3 m e n 's suite s. Ca11614 · 742 · 2524 4200 or 985 ·4244 . Ford LTO wagon . S275 . 992 ·6939 . ' 81 Celica Toyota , lift back . 304 ·676 ·6149 of1er 5.00 1982 Z28. loaded with everything. black . St 0 ,000 .00 firm. 304·675· 21 B9 . 77 Dodge Aspen . 76 Ford Elite 72 Chevy Impala Call 304·576·2372 576· 2285 . and 304· '78 Chevene, 4 door. auto .. new tires, 1980 engine low mileage , runs good . good shopo. $1 .5 00 .00 . '78 Ford Pickup. body rough , runs good , PS , PB , auto . , $700 .00 . ' 76 VW Rabbit , high mileage, body fair, runs S500.00 . '79 Olds Cutla ss Supreme, good tir8S, auto ., fancy wheels, PS. PB , air cond., AM -FM stereo console, low mileage gas engine. $3800.00 firm . ' 63 Jeep station wagon , 4 wheel drive, engine and drive train good. body real 1978 Capric Classic, 304 - 614 446 ·2282 . offer . 304·675 ·6586 . 1980 Buick Regal limited . PS . PB . CC. tilt wheel , good ti ra. rear wind def ., good cond . Call 446 · 4205 80 Chevy Mazda hatchback, clean , 4 c yl. , auto, good gas. 82 . 5 00 8 77 Olds Omago roughem , run good, $950 . with Major AMO!>. YOU CAN ALW/>..'11> T!OL L A ~OPLE BUT 'IOU CI'.N.T TELL THEM MUC.I-\! II' WE ' RE Cl'l,iTICAL LPOP 'WILL Motorcycles 1980 Harley Davidson wide glide . Can be seen at Betz Honda . For sale 1980 Suzuki P.E . 400, dirt bike, 500 miles on it . Will sell reasonable pri ce . I 982 CB 650 Honda. low mileage. SISSY bar. chrome, case guards. 2 ·h elmets. 0 Cll PM Magazine 10 model Ch&\frolet 1% ton dump truck , S1,500 . Cell bike . very good condition, $500 . Several new parts . Call 61 4·367· 7506 1982 Honde Interstate. Air dress $1 ,995 trade for PU Silver Wing ride & full or consider truck. Call bike, s300. Call 614 ·667· 3941 . 1980 Kawasaki KZ1 300. 6 cyl. engine shaft drive, Many e~etras. very good con ., Call 614 -992 -7 1 10 after 5 p .m . 1 979 750 Kawasaki, ne w faring , tuc con., $1350 . Motorcycle parts , super Glide front end complete wheel , tire. good rubber, dial brake, master cylinder . buck horn with stock grips. throt tle cable. new head light all $325 .00 . 304·882 · 2688 after SPM . 1982 Honda V -45 Sabre 4 ,000 miles , water-cooled , shaf1· drive, digital clock . fuel. temp ., and tripmeter gauges . Much mora . exc Boats and Motors for Sale 811 ,500 . Coli 614 ·245 · 6032 or 304· 675-1731 . 14 ft. aluminum John boot trailer & cover, purchased new 1983, has 2 swivel fishing sea1s & motor guide. electric foot contro lled trol · ling mo1or . Call between 7 -9PM weekdays , anytime weekends. 61 4 -246 -6820. 75 Chevy luv new frontend parts, tune up, good cond ., $9 .000 . Coli 614 · 387 · 7760 or 614 · 367·0186 . 1976 For~ FIOO truck. auto., a.c .•614·742-2880 p .s., 51,000 miles . Coli . '79 Chovv Luv. 4 1 poed. 28 mi. gallon , long wheel base. $2600 .00 . 676 · 1848 or 676·6613 . work cor. UOO.OO. 304 · 675 - 1349 or 304· 773 · 9144 no colla ohor 9PM . T' FALL A5L EEP, 1 ViAS COLO LAGT 1'110H1 ... 1 (iUE SS MY SLICHEfl HELPED SOME, AN'," IT WlfEtf Tlff/T Slti/Rif WiiS C/lf/§!1'/' tt!E!". Cil YESSIR, W IZER, I TH IN K WE CAN DO A LOT FOR THOSE FOLKS IN UPPER HOLD IT, GUZ ' LOOK WH AT'S C O MII\I' .' WELL, I'L L BE .. ?''f'.'i ~A.T TH' HE()( IS I.SOIN' O N ? ?? WHAT'RE 'f'Ou TWO DOlN ' BACK HERE? Wi:,UH,NEED SOME DIRECTlONS,GUZ! I ><AVEN'T TH' FOGGIEST IDEA. ><OW T'GH 10 UPPER YORC>< FROM HERE! '(t)RCH! 1. SHIP WITH CAPTIAN 9 :00 0 Cll (I) Riptide Murra{ s ~~~~~~'711-::w::; as mere!4 pro · Than~ IJOu,M r Pertf tecti ng .mLJ cl,ent5 You have just shot Rover5 chance to be on TV' CARTEA·s PLUMBING AND HEATING vu ltures would picloi our Rover clean ! America Crossroads But fear not! Uriah Pert is by his side' (]) 0 WV 304·422 · B433 or 304 · 422 · 2367. !;::;:::===:::::===== lNG . Rt . 1, Box 355, Galli · I OoOO polis . Call 614 · 367·0676 . f GUE55 YOU'LL NEVER LET M E OUT OF YOUR 51GHT AGAIN , EH? AND WE'LL AL L CELEI3RATE THIS GRAND OCCASION TOGETHER/ J .A .R.Construr:tion Co Au· tlond, Dh .614 · 742 · 2903 ; Basements. Footers. Con· crete work , Backhoe 's, Dozer & Ditcher, Dump trucks. & water -gas-sewer· electrical lines . Dotson 's Tree Service. In · sured - Free Estimate. 304 · HARNEY 676 ·2897 . I TOLD MAW SHE Electrical Refrigeration LOOKED TWENTY POUNDS LIGHTER AN' TEN 't'EARS 't'OUNGER -- Pasquale Electric Co. all phases of electric work , all work guaranteed . Aerial truck rental. 614 - 446 · _,-, ·- BUT SHE STILL WOULDN'T LEND ME NO CARD - PLAYIN' 76 Auto Parts & Accessories MONEY Call Jim Lanier , 304-675 · PB. new· tires. 876 - 62B6. 0 (1) CD Remington o m CJJ o CJJ ®J 87 m~ (I) (I) Cl) @) SportsCenter News/ Sports/ Weather I.IJ 0 WKRP in Cincinnati World at War Benny Hill Show I I ; I 5 00 Mazda Sportslook 1 LJO 0 Cll (I) Tonight Show Cll Best of Groucho (() TBS Evening News • Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1 163 Sec . Ave . Gallipolis. 614 ·446 · 7B33 or814·446· IB33 . Nor1h Ea st South I NT I' ass I' ass 3 NT Pa ss P as.~ h ave led 1t Hence his ung i· nal dtstnbution was 4·4-4-1 and diamond s ar e gowg t u Opening leod : + 2 break 4·2. Now 1t 1s South has four aces and 4- 3-3·3 distribution lor a per · no-trump opening . North . with Jl poinls and no four -card m ajor . raises <~ n easv maun for South to lead a ·d1n m ond to d umm y' s km g and bac k tn hts ace. Si nc•p th e Jack d1dn ! drop. Soltlh now take s thl' sure finess e agam st West ·s jack for f our diamond trr cks and h is contrac t By Oswald Jacob y and James Jacoby fee t th e since lf he had . he wou ld (NEWSPAPER EI\ TERI'n!SE 1\ s.."iN to I num ts hired by a computer magnate to 1nvest1gate the th ett o f valuable codes {A) PEAN UTS HA l YOU DIDN'T THINK I COULD CATCH IT, DID YOU, MANAGE!<:. ? WELL, f DIDN'T . IT 'S STILL OUT THERE! ~-wd by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Insect I " I Only Eyes for You" DOWN s Benny I Judean king Goodman's 2 l.ove on music Montmartre 10 Wife of 3 lrnaginc Cuchulam openly 11 Frolic 4 Time period 13 Miss Barrell 5 Horrifi ed 14 Incarnation 6 Flutter of Vishnu 7 Yellow bug le IS Unconscious 8 No idea 16 Mining find whatsoever 17 " - Maria" 9 Printing 18 Krupa or Rich process 20 Quantity 12 Quake 21 Comma ndo 16 Exclude fora y 19 Horace 22 Meltican or Thomas dollar 23 Perfume 160 mtn I Cl) Latenight America ®J All In the Family G ® Nightlino @) Twilight Zone Collage Baseball ; 11 :45 00 CIJ MOVIE ; 'Brainstonn' (]} Bums & Allen ill Catlins CIJ Nighttino liD MOVIE; ' Little Fauss and Big Holey' • ® Eye On Hollywood eounsmoko ' 12:30 0 CI1 Lata lllight with m David letterman Y es terday's Answ£'r 22 Rwrunant 29 Ala n I <l<ld role 23 Hani< symbol 30 24 Lingen e rtem Z5 Work rn the garden 27 " Mouse" ·on Goldt•n Pond '' st.a1 31 Naval fo rr(• 36 Shea Stadnu n a l hlek 37 Work Ulllt Z5 German river 26 Compared with 27 Ooze 28 Clothing stze labbr 1 29 Lawman 32 Luau bakinl! pit 33 Sh<:llered 34 Mountain pass 35 Simple Simon met him One I Ger. ) 38 Anc. Heb . ascetic 37 39 Teased 40 Cht>mical compound DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE- Here's how to work it : AX Y D L B A A XR ()J Magnum, P .1 . Mag· 12o00 tHO C•ll304· 875· 1189. air. Cil G liZ Oh Madeline Arizona State at Arizona !- - - - - - - - - - '78 Honda Accord, 5 opead. 2 door hatchback , AM· FM . MOVIE o Cll Another Life General Hauling 7397 . ® News (l) Culture Club in Concert Th1s Gram my Award Winn tng group performs at the Hammersmllh Odeon 1n London Cl) MOVIE o ·rho End' MAVBE SHE DON'T LIKE ARTIFISHUL SWEETENERS SEWING Machine repairs . service Authorized Singer Saltt~s & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabric Shop , SERVICE . Cil Hart s and M ax fear f or the1r l1 vP.s when the broth er of Ma• ' s pen pal belteves Ma x 1s nc h and co mes to c o llect some of hts fortune (60 m m J !Closed Capt toned I ([) Firing line CITl Newswatch g) Independent Network News 10:30 (])Eros America (4) NFL's Greatest Mo· ments NFL 's Great es t Mo ments presents h1ghhgh t s of the 1972 World Champ1on M1am t Dolphtns . Gil California Wine Experi ence fJ) love American Style 4066 WATER Three's Cil Ql il2l Hart 10 Hart The 11 :oo 256 · II 41 or 614 · 446 · 1175 or 614 ·446·7911 . il2l 61 Steele Mildred tnve st tgates a case of her own {60 mtn) (]J Assaulted Nuts \\'I NN IE JIMS Vulnt>rable · North -South Dea ler South the Madeline ' s cnttc1sm of a novelist makes htm pa s stan ate t owards her {R) JIM 'S PLUMBING II HEAT· James Boys Water Service. Also pools filled . Call 614 · at ·Anatomy of an Illness ' (j)@ American Playhouse 'Oppenheimer · Ftrst of 3 pans Oppenhermer aher reJSCttng aHt ltatton w 1th the Communtst Pany . f1nds h1s relat10nsh1p w11h Jean Tat lock commg to an end (A ) (60 mtn) [Closed Capt1 o ned] Call 446·9626 . Correct Craft & Ski Su · preme. family ski boats. New & uaed, Parkersburg, SOl'TH +A R 4 Y A 10 4 t A74 +A 7 6 :1 Company 9 o30 or Good -1 Elllcavating , base ments, footers. driveways, septic tanks, landscaping. Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4537 , James l. Davison . Jr. owner . ltl R ;: Wt•sl ret u rn~ tion ' C1) Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Excavating .K Q9 t R2 +.J Ea st spad e t hree a nd Sou th assumes th at the l ead w as honesl and spade s wr n· diVIded 4-4 Just to rn akc sure th ey weren 't 6-2. South ducks the se cond spade . but he has to win the tlurd one Now South goes aftr r c lubs. only to find West di:.,cctrdmg un the second o n ~ . It is the sort of hand tha t used to appear m OJ uc tiOn bridge columns some 50 years ago So uth f1 gure.s tha t West had no f1 ve-ca r d su n . Cll MOVIE : 'The Seduc · GASOLI NE ALLEY Plumbing count + K 9; :1 +9 sister, Melba, searches for a WW II German U-boat (60 m tn ) .S - IS plays the kmg a 11d Sou th ducks in orde r to get a sp<.i dr E~ST WEST + Q1062 YJR 5 3 t .1 9 o 3 Atlanta at St . louis & Heating B5 t K Q lOti +K Q 5 4 Bob Newhart Show Cil Major League Baseball; 5-1':1 114 YH 2 @) MOVIE: ·Chisum ' Absten Home lmpro\fement Specialists, framing , roof· ing, siding, concrete, remo deling, painting, etc . Free estimate. 304 · 458 -1566 . & .'~WRTII • J5 NBA Basket bait 1984 8 :30 mates. 304·675 · 2296 . 84 A Team Whtle and Blunders 0 (I)~~ American Parade Charl es Kuralt anchors th1s program wh1ch featu res vtews of the people of th1s country , the personal1mpact of imponant news stories and proftles of famou s Amenca ns 160 m1n .) (]) (j] Nova ' Th e Climat e Crt s ts · Ton tg ht' s program looks at cl1mate predtct ton s and hazard warntngs for the next century (A) (60 mtn ) IClosed Captioned) ALLEY OOP STEAMER . Water removal. furniture clean ing , free esti- 83 CD Cil Ql il2l Foui ·Ups Bleeps RINGLE ·s SERVICE expo· Phone 614 ·446 · 3888 614 ·446 -4477 (I) Conference Final Playoff Game (Playoff game dates and t1 mes are subjec t to c hange) 1331 . 82 0 00 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump removal. Ca ll 304 · 675 - t ht> spadt.: deuce Suuth nsrs With dummy 's Jack , hopmg th ai the lead was frum K -Q. b ul it wa sn't tlus limP Fa ... t (!) NBA Tonight (]J Gentle Ben RON ' S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola , Ouazar , and house calls. Cell 304 -576 - Pomeroy. 614·992 ·2284 . 10ft. Jon boat, swivel seats. New trolling motor. battery. Oars & life jackeu. 1$225. Topper for Chevy luv truck , ' 73 Oatson 110, run1 good, new starter, reworked heed. new brakes, good drive to ... I Wfll(iC,LEI? OUT th ree no-trump West opens Cil MOVIE : 'WarGames' cond . Coli 304· 875·2520 . 19 ft . Fiberform SS 185, 470 Mercruiser motor, open bow, stainless steel pro· palter, boat has on ly 26 hr. since new, has been s1ored in garage, exc . cond ., 1980 Chevy % ton , pa , tb , auto, air, am -fm cassette . S5600 Cell 614 - 992 7354 . 1'M SU~Pfli S ED 1 WAS Wheel of Fortune @ People's Court One Day at a Time try1ng to save Murdock fro m a forest f1re acctdent. the A Team ts tr apped in the m td dle of a Col Decker st ak eout. (60 m in .) (1) Philip Marlowe-Private Detective Marlowe guards a gang ster marked death scotchguard -water extrac tion , deodorizers . FREE esti· mates . Reasonable rates . Gene Smith , 992 -6309 . Call 614·992 .2042 . luv covered 4 spd ., vinyl bed. $3,996 . -Johns Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis . 446 -4782. open til dark . $600 firm . Cell 614 · 379 · 2115 . ANNIE GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN, 3B02 . $360 . Call446·7383 . 6 0 S odge truck , 6 cyl. , lan1 6 engtne, · runs goo d , b o d y roug h . $150 . 367 . 7B16 . 7:45 8 o00 H & S Home Improvement! vinyl siding, roofing. room addition, storm windows, 1981 Kawasaki 80 KDX dirt 1982 Chovv s . I 0, 4 sp .• 4 6 CD stone. Call 614 ·367·0409 or 614 ·3 67 ·7244 . 614 · 367·0172 after 5PM. 614·388 ·9303. 446 ·4782 . Open till derll . fB SHAPE Making inferences 00 Dr. Who H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing, room addition , storm windows, carpet Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Cil Bob Newhart Show Cil 0 (j) Family Feud ® your BRIDGE fB Jeffersons 0 Cll Tic Tac Dough axp. Coli 6 14· 3B8 -9862. GET A<h (!) SportsCenter PAINTING- interior and ex terior, plumbing, roofing , some remodeliAg . 20 yrs. Water wells commercial and domestic. test holes. pump sales and service. 304 -895 - 12 ft . Sears fiberglass boat & trailer , swivel seats , trol ling motor , acceuoriea , cyl., AM I FM , tape, vinyl covered bed, sport wheels, $6996. John 's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolis . Oh . WVAH 7o30 1981 XRIOO Honda dirt Jumble B~ No . 25. contairuug 11 0 puutes. Is available lor s 1 9S pl~; s 5St po stage end halldllng lmm Jllmble. Clo lhtS newspaper . 6o~ 34 Norwood N J 07648 your name , adctress. 11p code and make c hl:!ck pa~ a ble 1o N ew Spaperbook s· lncludofl George 's in trouble! Call 61 4-388 ·9867 . 304 · 675 · 2088 or 675· 4560 . I Yesterdays Jumbles SHOWY WOMEN JACKET ALWAYS Answer Wha t the talkin g cal said every time its ma ster returned home - WHAT'S " MEW"? @)THE JEFFERSONS Marcum Roofing &. Spout ing. Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof. $1.600. Coli 446 · 39B9 . Now arrange the Circled letters to form the surprise answer. as sug gested by the abOve cartoon {Answers tomorrow ) 614·266· I 182. rienced roofing , including hot tar application, carpenter, electrician, mason . Call CriB Craft 36 ft . cabin cruiser with trailer , Trucks for Sale BORN LOSER Commercial and residen · tial. free estimates. Call 2398 or 614 ·446 · 2454 . 1979 Honda CB 650, wind shield . roll bar, cruise con trol. meg wheel. truck , low offer. 304- 676 -7591. S iMP Y DefEND HIM ~ 4 '76 Cordoba. air-cond . PW. :tr:ia:l:e:q:u:ip=m=e:n:t·=====-l':C:a:11:6:1:4=·2:4:5:·:6:4:0:6:·==:.~ AM 1 9 8-1FMChevy tape, ~ 7 PB. PS. $1 , 100 .00 or bast 72 STUCCO and PLASTERING WHAT THE DOWN-AND-OUT POET D ID. J I I IJ MSwer:"[ I Xr [X I XI I XI J (]I) Bits and Bytes 0 (I) Wheel of Fortune (I) Nightly Business Report ® News at) M acNeil / lehrer Newshour OJ Ct%1 Entertainment To night Home Improvements stone. Call 614 · 367 ·0409 or 614 · 367 ·7244 . 75 245 ·581B 7524 home . Bronco 1978 loaded with extras. eKe . cond . Call for appointment 446 - 1060 . miles. Call 446·4206 . . '79 Mercury Cougar XR7, PS . PB, Air -c ond ., AM -FM tape , low mileage, eKe . cond . $4,000 .00 or best 388 ·9905 work , 614 · 367 · 1978 Chevy van auto, 8 c yl ., AM · FM tape, carpeted. covered spare tire on rear, ladder, $3,496 . Johns Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipo· lis . 446 -4782 , open til dark. 379·2834. TOP CASH paid for late m odel used cars. Smith Bu ic k -Pontiac. 1911 East · ern Ave ., Gallipo li s. Call 1968 El Camino 307 en · gine . 3 spd . transmission , great c ond , 61 ,000 act . miles, 51,995 . Call 614 - 61 4 · 446 · $1.500 . Call 446 - 675 · 1393. 1977 Dodge Charger Spe cial Edition. e~e t ra clean , elCc. co nd., black with t -top. loaded . S2,000 . Call 614 - $4.600 . Call 9606 . 815B . rough . $250 .00 304·675· 7642 . 71 age. hish back bucket seats. full carpeting. ex c . cond .. 5253 . good. Quality hay for sale in field . $1 .50 per bale . Call 304 - I 9BO CJ ·6 Renegade pack· 1977 Dodge Aspen 82.000 mttes. B1 J. if ~DEVAULt Carol Burnett 00 This Weak in the NBA (I) Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment Tonight (I) B.J ./Lobo Show with ellltraa. 1 975 Dotson 620 pickup . 4 speed, current sticker, re cently overhauled engine. John D Gerlach, 304·675- 1975 each . Ca ll 304 ·895 · 3395 loaded $3.000. Call 448 -0616 . S3,500 firm . Coll446 · 1833 or 446· 7833 . 6623 . Young goats, S 15 and up . New Zealand Doe rabbit $5 & 4 W.O. 1982 2 dr. Chevy Chevette . 1977 Rally Sport Camaro. light & dark blue, good condition. Call 614 -985 - Snutfl billy goat, best offer . Vans 4 spd., AM · FM tapa. $3.495. 19B1 2 dr. Chevy 1 and 2 yr. o ld Angus bulls . By Power Play & Power Pa ck . ou t of Shoshone & Power Play Daughters . Goebel Angus Farm , Coolville. 614 -667 -3838 or 614 -667 For sa lf'.l : Registered T ennessee Walk er Bay Mare Ap prox 63 in . ta ll. Call 614 - 73 1979 Jaep CJ·5, 6 cyl., 3 after 5PM. 614 · 388 · 8469 o r 614 · 388 ·8592 Co li 614 · 985 ·35 65 2B6 · 5930 Firewood cut up ~lahs S 1 5 pickup load Call 6 14 -2 45 · Reg Quarter horse filly bo rn 5 -15 -82 . laq uano D . Han cock. s1re Handy Wifk . d am House Hanco ck Reg Stal lion born 1 · 23 · 83, Eye Wanna Fly. sire RuH Tuff Revenue, dam Top liverty 742 .2023 Pl as ti c cist erns state ap · proved . plas1tc sep t1 c tanks. plastic culvert. metal cu l ve rt s. RON EVANS ENTER PRISES . Jack son. Oh 614 · 3956 Livestock Rid tng Vegetable plants S 1.00 and up on Rt 33 '" Letart . Wat ch for our s1g ns Knauff Firewood Pickup or De:livered . 1 2 " -22" sto cked in ya rd HEAP vender. prompt delivery . 614 -256 - 71 One Family Car . 1978 Lin co ln Towncar . 25.000 miles. good condition. Call 446 -2502. after 5:00 446· 614 · 286 · 6522 . 675 · 1811 W ed ding se t s 1 OK & 14K gold $49 .95 & up Weddin g bands S30 & up . N ew & preowned . Frank ' s Paw n Shop , 430 2 n d Ave .. Galli · polls. Oh . 446 ·08 40 63 CIJ ... IRAYPER± I I r IJ Cil G liZ ABC News Cl Cil ®I CBS News THING SUSPICIOUS. Serv ices 1978 Dodge Colt. 4 cyl., 4 spd., 2 dr ., low miles, ex . cond . Call 446 -6201 . 675· 4581 . Sales, 6 :30 We'LL JUST CRUISE BY THEIR HO USeS FIRST, WOK AROUND, SEE IF THERE'~ AHY- · CHI 3 · 2·1. Contact @)Star Trek 0 Cll CD NBC News Cll Rifleman 00 Mazda Sportslook (]) Here Come the Brides Half Bobcat ktttens . 3 with o ut tai l s S60 00 or 1 with Uil S30 . 00 304 - 937 · W anted to buy old junk saw mill for pans . Phone 304 - LOOK AT IT THI~ WAY EASY, IF A~YE!ODY HAS TO &RIII6 OWE OF THEM 1!.1, IT MIGHT A? WE.LL I!IE A FRIEND. 7;00 675· 141 7 . 62 Wanted to Buy (I) News/Sports/ Weather (!) MacNeil/lehrer CAPTAIN EASY -~-~- I KX ] liJ Andy Griffith U.S. At . 50. Coolville, Oh 614·667·3386 . Chevette auto, sunroof, $3,195. Johns Au1o Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis. 446 4782 , open til dark . 26B6 . S300 675 · 3214 . Whirlpool refrig ., kitchen tabl e·4 chairs , flteA di 1c p layer . Call after 4 :00 in the evening . 446 -2892 . • Re dbone Coon Hound. 1 yr. old, not trained . Ready to run . $50.00 . 367 -7815 RabbH s. C heck ers & Dutc h . S3 and $5 ea c h . Call 304 - 30 tnch white f'llectric range. elCc co n., S 100 . 19 inch co lor Quasar TV S150, 25 inch TrueTone color TV 5 Apartments now avai lable to Jtlderly & di sabled w 1th an rn co m e o f l es s than S 1 2. 300 Renting for 30 pe r cen t uf adjusted mco me Ph o ne 304 - 675 · 6679 109 0 304 ·46B · I 61 0 . Camper ·-- . See What I Hear' (]) New Treasure Hunt Newshour rJ 1 O lDCJJ CJ CJJ®J G ® Cll MOVIE o ' If You Could WEEK ONLY May 13·20 . Burdette's I KEJOR News FREE Cere free awning (Up to 0666.60 value) with the purchase of any 1984 motor home or travel trailer . ONE $3.5 00 0 0 . 304 · 458 · 1610. ID1t ft~Nt ·~THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME 'J:JJ ~~ · byHenriAfnoldandBoblee Unscramble these lour Jumbles. one Jetter to each square. to fOfm four ordinary wordo. EVENING 7, A· 1 cond ., t5,000. Call 61 4· 388 ·8274 or 814 ·388· 9963. M .F. 10 ton silage wagon . used 3 seasona, 83. 500.00 One row M F. field chopper. , ~ 5/15/84 6 :00 11 The Daily Senti Television Viewing 79 Motors Homes & Campers Surcraft bunk houae camper. 26Yz ft . long, sleeps 61 4·992·51 01 . 742 ·2352 S100 Ohio BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE. Open dolly 9 to 8 o30, Sot . 9 to 4, Sun . 1 to 4 . U.S. At . 60, Coolville , Oh 61 4·667 · 3386. New bush hog. 3 point hitch equipment. 1 5 ft . lawn mower $925. 26ft. blades $300 each. 1 7 h . blade $82 6 . 1 earth mover $676 . Assoc . Fabricators . Call 675 · 7771 Sale or Trade : AKC Reg . Male Brittany Spaniel pup . Mu st sell . 446 -4803 . by Larry Wright 9N Ford tractor with 12 in . 304 ·675 · 7642 . Kenmore washer & dryer S125. Gas dryer $65, GE refrigera t o r $65 . Self · defrost1ng refngeretor $100 , Meyt age wnnger washer $100 . Call 614 - KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® plows, good shape, $1,1500. or 8260 for plow1 . Call 614·379·2 1 16. AK C black German She pherd Pupp1es Call 304 - 51 H ousehold Goods Twin si1e Bem co box springs GOOD USED APPLIANCES Fff1c 1ency apt for ren t for 1 or 2 pe o pl e. Roush Lan e. C hes h1re 304 · 773 -588 2 Farm Equipment 1956 International tra ctor. wtde front e nd. 3 pt . hitch. live power, spin out hubs, 2 -way hydraulic , good ties . Furnished Rooms Sle epin g room S 1 1 5 . ttes paid Share bath . only Range & ref11g 2 nd Ave , Gall1po lis 446 -4416 after 7 PM 61 Wood chuck, model STWC 12 Brush Chipper . elllc co nd . $4 , 650 .00 . Alli ce Chalmers model 0 D road grader. all hydraulic , 6 cyl., diesel engine . $8,500 ,00 . 3430 . EAGt.ES ' 4 bedto o m h ou se . g ood l oca tt on. ca ll aft er 6 30 PM . 30 4 - 6 7 5 - 35 1 3 o r 675 • Ct.~ll AKC Reg . Poodle puppies Call 446 ·0857 U/NCH !Ill THE Ca ll 614 -992 - - -- - -- Pets for Sale 56 !Mli' TOI'IE, THE I.AWVEI', 7.4lKS 160 Coli 614 · 388 ·9909 May 15, 1984 DIC!( TRACY They'll Do It Every Time Goo d ho use for rent on Rt . Tuesday, Tuesday, MGy 15, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio IJ L 0 N G F ft J, J, 0 W 'I One leller simply stands for another I n th 1s ~~amp le A ia o ·~ . t•l r Smgl (' l etters. apostrophes, the length and formah on of t he worrl!l are all hints. Each day t he r ode l e tlers are ditrert' nt used for the three L's, X for the two CRYPTOQUOTES AOX CSMG POKJMT AOX KZ QX OJCF:H QYKJDOA AEQMX EJPASR XUXYI C S RTHXPP Z YXPO AK CKYRSRD . K' C EMMXI Yeatenlay's Cryptoqaote: AND IF THE BUND LEAD THE BLIND, BOTH SHALL FALL INTO TilE DITCH. - ST. MAT'I;HEW �sfor you has a Baseball roundup on 3 Southern graduation Title hopes still alive Senior Citizen Day See Meigs game on Page 4 Story, photos on Stories Page Story on Page 6 SUPERIOR- SEMI-BONELESS • Whole SUPERIOR-SEMI BONELESS Voi.JJ. No .24 Copyrighted 1984 LB. HALVES $1 99 CENTER CUT HAM SICES .......... • SUPERIOR-SEMI BONELESS BE KJ!Io'D TO ANIMALS WEEK - Gwen Gerber of the Consolidated llumane Organizations of Southe..-1••m Oltio ''"~' filnc• and Dannelgraph to teach ahout the nr<'d• of peL• at t he Salisbury, Middleport, and Ground Beef 99~ Pet week observed through area As a pat, of the Meigs County llumam• Society"s observance uf " Be Kind 10 Animals Week" Gwm GerbPr. n!prt•s;>ntatiw of Consoli da ted Humam• Organizations of Southeast em Ohio, presented pro- grams on {X't carr Friday to children Ln severa l f'lC'mPntary schools. Ms. L;.orber compared the needs ot animaLs 10 thf' nfl€>ds of humans. insofar as food . watPr and shf'lt(•r -., r. ,-. .-..-. - . ..-. .-. .-,.- ..- ..- - . -._-- ,. . ...,....,-'""'-"'-''-''- " ' . . USAf\ WllliNER Gina FoUrod, Meigs High School, ha.• he••n nruoc..t a 19llt United States National :\want winner in for· ••ign languagp hy lht• United Stak~ Achievement Academy. Sht• W.<L~ nomina.ted for the award hy ~-rL'<i Baloy, SpanL<Ji teacher. St'lf•dion nf t JSAA winners i."i ma,k• on recommendation of lA"af'ht•" 1 ·oru:·h~. (~ounseloN, or other st·hool sponsors and is ha."''('d on a.t•adr rnit· rwrforman<O<'. interrst and aplltudt•, lmdt•rship quallti<'S. m;ponslhility, ••nthu'iiam, motivation to l~am and improve, citil.ensltip, an' mncerned, discussed the medica I needs, the problem of overpopula tion. the necessity for licensing, and the need for exerci sing a dog on a leash. She said that "being a good cit izen goes hand in hand with being a good pet owner" and noted that dogs must Scarbrough and Miss Hawthrone accompany various c hoirs and productions atEasternHigh School, and other student s pertorm at various churches In the area. Amy Louks is now studying with Nancy Zlpay who is affiliated w ith the Ohio University School of Music. Following the recitalthe students honored Mrs. Machir with a gift cer tificate and refreshments were served totheOOpeopleattendingthe recitaL Mrs Machir is a graduate of Ohio University School of Music with a bachelor of music degree ln music education. She teaches piano and voiee privately, directs the Chester United Methodist Church choir, and serves as assistant organist at the church. GROUND CHUCK ...................... $1.49 LB. FRESH LEAN GROUND ROUND .......... $1.79 LB. HILLSHIRE SUMMER RED SKIN HOMEMADE POLISH SAUSAGE BOLOGNA HAM SALAD RTA to meet Thf' Rf'li rr'(l T1•achPrs i\ ssoc ia ttnn will hold it.., lunc hPon m('('finu Satun:la\. Mav l~all2 :~lp . m at thr' :vlt<idiPpoti Masonw 'i'Pmpl<'. HP..,..n " <.~tion s ma ,· lx• madr h.\ c<.~lling 992-51:.6. P ,11 l'a rlf •r and SkinnPr will Px pla in lh(' Big lkolhPr Rig SisfPr progr~un . Mdl~- HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse, Oh. Ph. 992-5776 .rvorr orFrv FOR SPRING SEASON Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. sh rubbery. fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants - 4" to 10". Foliage & Blooming Baskets THURS. WED . ONLY 99¢ 79 c LB PIECE DR. PEPPER 7-UP R.C. COLA 7-UP $129 $139 $129 B Pack 16 Oz .. Plu s Dep . 8 Pack. 16 Oz. Pus Dep . 8 Pack. 16 Oz. Plus ALL WEEK DR . VALLEY BELL REG . OR PEPPER DIET $139 2% MILK tp9 VALLEY BELL VALLEY BELL CHOCOLATE MILK ICE MILK '/, GAL $ 29 VIT. D. MILK $ 99 GAL Kahn.'s Americ an Beauty Baco n. ca n Pcuc1 by by Geot ge S. Hobstener 215 Mulbe rry Ave Pomeroy. Oh 45769 Kahn "s American Beauty Bacon . CHILLY POP 24 Pack ONE VALLEY BELL Oz. Plus Oep . 8 Pack, 10¢ ONE 1o~ All Flavors Qt. With the Purchase of 3 Packs of Kahn's Lun cheon Meats . Bacon . VALLEY DELl ORANGE JUICE COT AGE CHEEESE 24 OZ. ONE DRUMSTICKS 6 PAK. ONE 1Q¢ 10¢ With the puchase of two - 1 lb . With the Eckrich STOKELY 32 OZ. 1Q¢ of two 1 lb. With purc hase 3 Frozen Food Pro· HOTDOG BUNS 8 Pack ONE APPLES 10¢ 10¢ 3lb . With tho pur chase of one lb Kahn 's American Beauty Ba con . Kahn's Wieners . With the purc hase of two packs of VALLEY BELL COUPON I PEPSI COLA : I I 10¢ $119 16 OZ. 8 PACK I 2°/o MILK I 99¢ ~----------------------, 6 PACK C.K. SUPERMARKET BROUGHTON'S FRUIT FLAVORED EGGS DRINKS 89¢ DOZEN With the purchase of two 1 lb. Kahn 's America n Beauty Bacon . Limit 4 Expires 5 -20 -84 I I 1 1 NO tll.m E•pires 5 -20-84 1 1 1 I Plus Depostl on all Bottles VALLEY BELL y, GAL Tomato, Broccoli, Pepper, Cauliflower, & Brussel Sprougs $1 oz. 39¢ 29oozEN PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY . MAY 20TH With the purchase of two packs of Kahn's luncheon Meats . limit 4 Expires 6-20-84 • • SUPER MARKET NO SALES TO DEALERS OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY-9.~l' A.M. TO 9:00P.M. COUPON -----------------------~ SECOND & MILL ST. MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to L oit Quantities. WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS Open Daily 9 to 8 NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TYPOGRAPHICAL ERRORS . Sun. 1 to S \ COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP ) - Hearings got under way in the House today on a new, $530 million capit al improvements bill w hich legislative leader s say should be on Gov. R ichard Celeste's desk by Memorial Day. Finance Chairman William E. Hinig, 0-New Philadelphia, and Senate Finance Chairman William F . Bowen , 0-Cinclnnatl, both promised prompt action 1\oesday when the proposal w as unveiled by B udget Director Chris Sale. Unlike past proposals which have stressed new construction, Celeste's bill emphasizes renovation and restoration of existing facilities by setting aside m ore than half the money for those purposes. It earmarks 60 percent of the total for h.igher educa tion while dividing most of the rem ainder between m ental health and mental retardation facilities, parks and re<:reational areas, and renova tion of adu lt and juvenile correctional fac ilities. Ms. Sa le sa id the proposal costs le>S than any biennial capital improvements bill since 1977. " It is a prudent capital budget, one that we can pay for," she said. The $530 million total disregards a capital impmvements reappropria tions bill which brings forward $324 million in projects left over from the last capital bill ($614 million ! passed three years ago. The new bill provides $318.9 million for higher education. Mpnta \ health and mental ret ardation fac ilities are to get $70 .3 million, and $82.4 million is provided for parks and other natu ra l resources department project s. The bill provides renovations totaling $13.5 milli on at adult prisons and $9.o million at youth facilities. Ms . Sale said the bill also puts special emphasis on high technology development by includi ng $6.'i million for research and technology centers at the Univers ity of Akron, $22.1 milli on; University of Cincinnati, $8 million ; Medical College of Ohio at Toledo, $.1 million; Day ton Research Park , $5 million; Oh.io State Univer sity, $ll million; University of Toledo, $7.9 million ; and Wright State U niversity, $8 million. Cottage Cheese CELERY renf''w\.:al of Ms. Goodnite's coni rae I . After the tie vote on M s. Goodnite, the board moved on to other business which was completed in less than an hour. Snowden and Barton. hpwcver. did cast negative votes In the acceptance of April"s meeting at which the Goodnite contract was not renewed. In the other busines s. board m embers Wl:'re unanimou s in thPir voting. ' Improvements bill proposed VALLEY BELL 24 tion against the J'('Ilf'\Val or Ms. Goodnite's ront rac t in ApriL Snowden 's motion to give Ms . Gocx:lnite a one year contract was given a second by board president Bob Barton with OOth of them casting affinnative votes in favor of Ms. Goodnite. Voting against the one year cont ra ct offer wen:' members, Richard Vaughan and Larry PowelL Fift h member of !he board . Artand King , was not present. However, at the A pril meetm g Vaughan, Powell and l<in g had votP<l agamst the Meigs woman hurt in wreck • 89¢ $129 firing of Ms. Goodnlte. Arnold said the outcome would ha ve been different had the board been given aU of the facts before taking its April action not to renew Ms. Goodnite's contract. Arnold charged that district teacher s are not going to eontinue to be trea ted as they have been in the past two years, but commended the board for its successful negotia tions with teacher associa tion contracts in the past. He presented petit ions signed by between 900 and l,(XXJ resident s of the district in support of M s. Goodnite along with suppot1 ive letters fmm two miners unions. Arnold pointed out that between 95 and 98 percent of the people asked to sign the petitions did so, and they w ere from a wide area in the district. Arnold warned that the group support tve of Ms. Goodnitewill inform the public and may secure legal aid. He also critic~ the county superintendent of schools for beconning involved in the recommenda- $530 million LARGE BAGS 99¢ ALSO 10¢ contract was not renewed. Continuing, Snowden said the document used as the basis for failing to renew M s. Goodnlte's cont ract in A pril was one actually designed to upgrade teachers, not to dismiss them. Snowden reported he had talked to the Meigs Local Teachers Associa tlon and as result of M s. Goodnight's dismissal the MLT.A. will demand arbitration In it~ next contract. He predicted teachers will strike If they don't get it. " We serve the people that elect us. We had the people behind us, but we don't now," Snowden commented. Snowden warned thar the people will not reelect board m embers who go against their wishes and that the people might even go to recalL Plea for boosters Bobby Arnold, representing the Meigs Local Band Boosters, made a presentation stating that the people blame the administration and not the board in tlie ICE BUTTERMILK GAllON BREAD By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel staH With one member absent, the Meigs Local ~hool District Board of Education deadlocked in a tie 2-2 vote on a new con t rac t for high school band director, Marilyn Goodnite, at a regular meeting held at the junior high school 1\oesday nig ht . At the opening of the meeting, board member Robert Snowden made a motion to otter Ms. Goodn ite. fired at the April m eeting at a 3-2vote, a one year contract as instrumental instructor and band direc tor. He said Meigs band students have had too many directors over the past few years. Some current band students have had as many as fiv e directors, he stated. Snowden also pointed out that the North Central evaluation had given Ms. Goodnlte a good reconunendation. Snowden charged that all of the facts were not presented at the Aptil m eeting when the director's '---~!:J~~~!~~- ___ , $109 KING SIZE 20 OZ. ONE GET 1 8 PACK FREE BEDDING PLANTS 39¢ L----------------------r-----------------------1 C.K. SUPERMARKET 1 PRODUCE LETTUCE COl tPON I 1 1 VALLEY BELL ICE CREAM SANCWICH un••nn TOP SOIL L----------------------~ 10¢ I ! Depostl E•pires 5 - 20 -84 C.K . SUPERMARKET 25 LB. C<)liPON ONE Plus I ~---------------J One with purc hase of two 10 lb . bags of Idaho Potatoes . limit 4 Expires 5 -20-84 ANY SIZE ---~------------1 ~ COUPON "h , I .<...'"' BUY 2- 8 PACKS OF ee ' I I. COKE AT REG. PRICE ~----------------· 1 10¢ ONE Bag With purchase of two pac ks of a ny c heese. ONE SHERBET ONE 10~ WITH VALLEY -----------------------C.K. SUPERMARKET ¢ 'h GAL Purhase of two 1 lb . Kahn' s Ameri · R VALLEY BELL ONE $159 GAL 8 Pack. l6 Oz. , Plus Dep. 8 CATSUP GAL. 8 Pack, ALL WEEK PEPSI COLA 'h GALONE LB. 0 0 With the purchaSe of Two 1 lb or Thirt\ ·fnur :--f'nior~ of E;J ~ If'rn High X· hool will if' J\"l ·\"i ii chJ n~ 'I "I'd hu . . Su nrla _ \ for ~ ~ tr ip to lhP \Villiam~ I Jurr:. \ "a . tlr£'d . T h£• gTOU!""J will ~ Pf·nd on(' di..l\" on d tour o f Colonial Williamshurg inc luding thr ( ;oyr·rnor"~ PJ IJI"P and will hu\·t• a randl!'ligh t tou t of 1hf' his !Oric JI cit~ · onP ('\"f'nin~ . Th~·_, . \.Vl ll \ "isil DuSC'h Cardt'ns. ,I .J mt·~ town. Yo rktuwn. thl ' Norfolk navJI .station und muS(•u m and will h<t \"{'a day ar Virginia El<'J<'h Chaperon<" will includ<' .Jirn I luff. Bill Buc kh' \ . Caro l\ n Tnpp. Mar· garf'l C:.wthornP , cllld DorSC'I t.~nrl Phyllis L• r kin.' LB. MANY THANKS For Your Support In The Meigs County Election Held May 8th, 1984 GEORGE S. HOSTETIER j,(~r uf :\ugustint• Clund1 and Ow J..'TO.Ulddaughh' r Philornf'na F'nllnKI, Ponwru.\'. lB SUPERIOR attitude and eoorw•rativc splrit. d••1wndahilil~ . She b the daugh- Senior trip planned $199 SMOKED SAUSAGE oR POLSKA KIELBASA 89¢ 2 Section~. l'l Page' 15 C•nt' A Multimedia Inc. New$pape' Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, May 16, 1984 . FRESH - LEAN be licensed and always on a leash when out of the house or the yard. She cau tioned the children about leaving an animal in a closed-up car In hot w eather and suggested that the humane society be contacted when they see an animal being abused. Recital held recently A spring rrcital was held Sunday at th<' Chester United Metholdst church by students of Jennifer Machir Pianostudentspartlcipatingwe!'<' .JenniferGrover,LauraHawthrone. Suzanne Clay, Lisa Hoffman, Angle Sloan, Tom Hunter. Carrie Morrissey, Melissa Scarbrough!, Sar ah Machlr. Jeremy Buckley, Susan Wolf. Heather Farley, Kim M clntyn'. DebbiP Brooks, and Amy Louks. Vocal students were Jennifer Grover who presPnted two solos, and there wa' a flute solo by Nancy Morrissey. Several of Mrs. Machir'5'tudents participated in the Ohio Music Education Assocation solo and enS<'mblc competition at Oh.io Univers ity this spring. Miss Louks played Schu be rt' s ''l mpmmptu Op. 90 In A-flat" and received an excellent rating. Miss Scarbrough played Schubert 's "Impromptu In E -flat" and rceived a good rating; Miss Grover. a sul)l'rior r<Jting on he r piano solo, "Sona 1ina Op 13 No. 1" by Kabalevsky. and vocal solo, "He Shall Feed His Flock " f rom Handel's Messia h." Laura Haw· thorne was Uland unable to attend. Miss Louks, Miss Grover, Miss LB: FRESH-LEAN Pomeroy Elementary Schools Friday. Here she is assisted by Tonya Waugh and Crystal Arnold of the Pomeroy kindergarten. • at y enttne e Board deadlocks on Goodnite vote LB. HAM Page 7 Ei\STERN HONOR STUDENTS - Randy Bahr, right, has heen named valedictorian IUld Lori Ritchie bas heen named salutatorian of the 19M graduating class of Eastern High School. Bahr Is the son of Mr.IUld Mrs. Henry Bahr, Rural Delivery, Long Bottom, and Ritchie is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilhur Robinson, Route 2. C....lvllle. .. .,f.J··., ~·l' ·,·,','. . .. , ;q ' A. ··:· I " A Pomero:.-: woman was t reatf'd and t"!'leased from Veterans M cm · erial Hospital Tuesday following a lat!? morning accident on Ohio 14:t 1njur"Pd in thP accident was Alice M . Plantz, who was taken to Ve terans by the Meigs t.:MS. She was a passenger in a car driven b,· Cltlford C Plant z. 61 , Pomeroy. that M llided with a tractor trai ler at 11::\0 a.m .. accordin g f(J thf' staH' highwa~· pa trol. The patrol soid Pt"nlz wa s backing from pri\·atr drin' ami wa s srmck by the truck. driwn bv Da ,·id Pierce, 34. PomerO,\'. Pie1·n· rpport - ALUMNI QUEEN CANDIDATES - The Racine Alumni Association has heen working vigorously in preparation for the upcoming alumni dinner and banquet slated Saturday, May 26, hPglnning at Southern High School. Just re<: ently, candidates for the 1984 Alumni Queen were chosen and wer(• tn attendance at tllfo las t a.'t."ttciation meeting. Titi~ year's qu l."t'D c::Ul dida.t.es aN>, front, 1-r, (diagonally ), .Jenny Bentley. B••cky ,Johtl.';on, Teresa Hill. Standing ln back are Beth Hart and Lisa Deem. The theme for this _,.ear's hanqut~ and dancf' l"9 "Mysterif's of tht• Orient." edly used his brakes, but was w1able to stop in time to avoid collision Pla ntz' s car was mOOf'ratel,\· dam aged, and I he patrol cited tum for failut<' to v ield . No citations weiT' tssut'd in a two-vehicl e accident at the inlf'rSf'("' tion of Chester Township rmds P..1 and 156 TuPsday . The patrol sa id Frdncis Wf'U. 3'2. Long Bottom . t'<'pol1rdl)' pulled from !56 ont o R1 int o thr path of a \'ehicle dri\'f'n b,\' Robrrt T. South · ern. 17, Middlepon. Both vehi cles colhded. co using modPratrdamage to Sou thern's vehicle and slight de m age to Well's pickup 1 ruck Expansion program may qualify for loan By KATIE CRO\\' Sentinel .taft It would be worthwh.ile for any business In M eigs County wish.ing to expand or remodel to contact the M eigs County Commissioners concerning the possibility of an EDA loan. This information was the direct result of a message delivered by Kim Shields, consultant who attended a m eeting on Econom ic Development in Columbus recently on behalf of the commissioners. According to Sh.ields, people wno plan to remodel or expand thei r present business may contact the Meigs County Commissioners concerning a loan through thP Economic Development Competit ive Program. An eligible applicant for thi s com petition may request funding fo r projects that do not exm..'!l $350,lXXl and provide a minimum of at least five jobs. Other factors to be considered include that an aver age job shou ld cos t not morl" that $5,{XX)to$10,lXXlin Block Gra nt doUars. The interest on a loa n through the t::conomic Development Competitive Program is seven percent. according to Shields. The money loanPd to bus inesse~ through the Economi c Development program would be paid hack to the coun ty commiss ioners. plus thf' seven p:>rCf'nt intrrPst , a nd would be used for capita li7.a lion of a rf'volv ing emnomic development loan lund . All loans arc dependent on r easonably sound business or busi nesses Indica ting thcy w UI be sound. Shields sa id. He also said rheremu st bc private sector financial support on a 3-1 basis. That is. a business would have to pruv iue S30,CXXJ for a $!0,CXXJ loan that must have a committment tha t the local m on~y is available. Also, owners mu st have 15 percen t equity in the business. Shields also pointed out the commissioners never h ave to pay lhf' monf'y back. it sta~'S in Meigs County as dcvclopm!'nt mone)'. M one)· borrowed by businesses will be paid back to the commissioner and pur in a spec ific revolving loan fund fo r future ventu re; . Shields informed t hemmmission· NS tha t they w ill again be rPCeivin g fltnd s undN th e HUD C'ommuntty DPve l op menr Block Grant pmgram . Money will tx· appot,ioned to all non·metmpolitan muntiPS and c it ics on a formula allocation basis. Also meeting with th<? commis · sioners was Sid Edwards, dim·tor of Community Action concerning appointment s to th<; Pti,·atl' Indu s· ltv Counc il of SDA ·24 undPr the .J ob Training Partnt>rshi p Act. Appointed to rept"Pst,nt Meigs County to PI C were E leanor Thom as. Lincoln Hill. Pomeroy \o fill !he post held by Sam Boston. lenn ending 19R6and .James R Hill. Rustic Hil ls, Svracuse. to fill the post held bv Marvin Boxdorter, tenn endin g 1~ . In ot hf'r matll'r~ . commissionC'rs Jg-JT'f'd to ad\"C'I1iSf• for thl' counf\· highway a one-half ton pickup truck. l:l light fou r whwldrin·vdticil'dnd a sin gle a..x lcdump truck . Film crew joins search ATiiENS. Ohio tAP< - Crew members working on thr film "' HC'ar1 and Soul"' donJtrd two Wi..l\" radios and joi m'fi in thl' sf.arrh for ~~ NPisonvillP tx;~ luund ~all ' aftf'r spPndinga ni~ h t in thP\\"()( x.l~.!Ji l liC' P said K('nnf'th 'LdJi4'r. ~1 . wa s lound hudd J('(] b\ 3 IIT'f' J1 <.tixJUI i:.'~l<Lm. Tu0sda\ b\ nne of about 2:il:l \·oluntl?f'rs whn comtx>d tht"' wooc..Js for him aftf'r ht ' disappf'a rf'd Monda\ night . Recreation committee leases former junior high building The former Pomeroy Junior High School w ill apparently be leased for $1 to the Meigs Coun ty Recreation Committee for a three-year period, according to a motion based 1\oesday night by the M eigs Local Sc hool District Board of Educa tion. Severa l members of the r ecreation conunlttee which has been planning a county-wide rccrea tiona I · faclllty met with the board Tuesday night with Bruce Reed serving as spokesman. Reed said that the committee had hoped to build a recreation bulldlng, but found thai new construction Is out of the question from a cost standpoint. He reported also that no grants are available on new contruction . The committee, he said, would Uke to convert the former junior high school ln to a recreational complex to serve the entire county. Grants for buildings already In e>Cistence are available, Reed said. At first It appeared the board would discuss the m atter In executive session and then authorize Supt. Dan E . Morris to proceed with a lease to the conunlttee if the board members were In agreement. However, the board decided that the ~Ud!ng should be appraised, but went ahead to agreed to a three yea r lease for $1 and the opt ion to buy for the committee. The board established a sc hool calendar for the 1984-85 year with the first day for teachers to report to buildings being Aug. 24. Students will report on Aug. 'll. The final day of classes for students next year will be May 30 and the final day for teachers, May 31. Included in the cal endar Is a week -long sprtng break, three teachers meeting, La hor and Memorial Days, a Christmas vacation and a Thanksg1vlng w eekend break . The board accepted the statement of a ('()mmi tt ee wltich has been studying the use of school fa cilities on Sunday but a boardpollcy chan!'!l' will have to be made to Incorporate provls lort' of the statement. The resignations of Karen Walker and Gary Walker as head and assistant volleyball coaches effective May 15wereaccepted. Merri C. Amsbary was employed as a substitute in cosmetology for the remainder of this school year. The board employed Mike Gerlach, history; Robert Ol iver, mathematics, and Dorothy Ollver, English, to serve as surruner school teachers. Authoflzatlon for classes will be dependent upon student need and enrollment judged sufficient to jusrify operation of a class. The summer school at Meigs will SPrve also students of the Southern and Eastern Local Districts. Approval was given of a list of 140 seniors for graduation this spring pending fulfillment of all board and school requirements. The board renewed a contract for next year ~<1th SEOVEC' andwithETSEO. the educational television service . Tim Flesher, guidance counselor of Meigs J unior High School, presented aspects of a written guidC'n plan which h3s tx>en com . piled by guidan<'f' p!'rsonnet and an advisory commitlw The board accepted rhe plan and Flesher and his mmmittcc v.err commended bv Supt. Mon·is who said the pi a~ would probably be copied by 'othPr districts in Ohio. David Dodson was accepted as a tullion student for thp rest of this year. The board th!'n moved into PXE"CUtive session to discuss person - . nel. finances. and pending litigation. After that session. theboardvotectto movPtheJunemeet ingfromJuneJ9 to .June 12. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 05. May Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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 May 15, 1984 eblin russell