http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/a019fde52496356ec621a622576d4fe2.pdf b92d38d73d3ccd8cddc64b8f396ad889 PDF Text Text Page Wednesday, MGy 16, 1984 The Daily Sentinel 12 Pork, milk prices cut April grocery bills Meigs County happenings... By aYITEN TIMBERLAKE AP Business Writer Grocery prtces edged down onP-tenth of 1 percent In April. matching the March decline. according to an Associated Press marketbasket syiVey. Prices lor pork chop:; and milk fell. Eggs were more expensive. "Obviously, its good for thP consumer bf'cause it means you're paying less- even If it's not very much less," Donald Ratajczak, a n economist at Georgia Sl<lte Unlv<>r· sity In Atlanl<l, said Tuesday. "Unfortunately, this is not the beginning of a downward trend. This is the result of unusual circumstances," he added . The marketbasket bW decreased In nine cities, falling an average 2.7 percent, lfNf>oN York Is not Included. Counting Nf>.N York, where a llf>oN checklist st~re In a less expensive nelghborhooa was used tor the most recent survey. the average decline in the nine cities was 4.7 percent. The l<lb rose In three cities Chicago, Philadelphia and Salt Lake City - with an average increase of 7.4 percent. Salt Lake City had the biggest jump, 19.33 percent, primarily because of a big boost In the prtce ot sugar there. If New York, which had the biggest decline, 21.12 percent, Is taken Into acrount, the overall marketbasket bill was 1.7 percent lower than In March. Atlanta had the secorxl largest decline, 4.96 percent. From January through April, grocery prtces rose 2.5 percent, not Including New York, and1.3 percent If that city Is Included. Seven cities had Increases, at an average pace of 5.3percent. The six that declined did so at an average rate ot 1.4 percent, without New York. lncludlng New York, the decline was 3.5 percent. Board adopts new calendar Area deaths Rilla Lewis Rilla Lewis. R7, Rt. 1, West Columbia, W.Va., died Tu<>sday in Scenic Hills ~ursing Center . Gallipolis. Born Nov. 14, 189G. in Wf•sl Columbta, daughter of thf' late Benjamin Thomas and Nancy Virginia Edwards l.ewis. shewas an employ<'<' of Robinson's Dry Clean er s for 45 years and a mPmbf'r of Salem Commun ity Church. Shew as preceded in death by four sisters. Christena Fisher. Rosa M. Lewis. Vina M . Mc[)(>rmitt. and Alhertha M . uwis: and by five brothers. Ezra E .. Emcst R .. LRwis T .. Harry B. and Herbert LRwis . She Is survivt"d by sPveral nil-'l'es and nephews. Funeral serv ices will be held at 1 p. m . Friday in Foglesong Funeral Home, Mason, W.Va .. with the Rev. Fred McCallister and the Rev . Jerry Scott officiating. Burial will be in Lewis Family· Cemetf"ry at WC'st Columbia. Fri<'nds may ra il at tlle funeral homP from :l-t and 7-C! p.m. Thursday Paul M. Oamt'll Pau l :"vl . Dame ll, Sr, 69, 7:11 High St., Middlepmi , well -known Meigs County resident , dim Tuesda,· morning a1 VetPrans Memorial Hospital . A retired emp loye of thP Ohio Valley E lectric Corporation, Kyger Creek Plant, Mr. Darnell was born at ThP Plains on Dec. 26, 1914, a son of the late Samuel and Stella Gould Darnell. Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by two sisters and a brother. Mr. Darnell was a member of the Bradbury Ch urch of Christ and was a veteran of World War IL He was a member and a past master of M iddlep011 Lodge 363, Free and Acceptrn Masons. Hewasmasterof the lodge for two years and secretary for eight years. He seiVed th<' l2t h Masonic District as its first di st tiel education officer. He was a past patron of Evangeline Chapter 17'2, Order of Eastern Sl<lr, Mlddll.'part, and was past associate g~m rdian of Bethel 62, Middleport, International Order of Job's Daughters. and also was past associate gTand guardian of the State of Ohio. He an an advi'i<lr lor the Order of [)(>Moiay in Middleport. Mr. DameU was a member ot the Ancient Accepted Smttis h Rite. Vallev of Columbus. He was a 32nd degree master Mason and was presently serving as ambassador In Meigs County for the Ancient 1\ccepted Scottish Rite. Hew as past high priest of Pomeroy Chapter 00, Hoyal Arch Masons, and was past illustrious master of Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Select Masters in Pomeroy. He was a past commander of Ohio Valley Comm a ndary 24, Knights Templar, Mayor's Court Alfred 0. Roush of !Rtart. W.Va. forieited $l,IJ75 on five different charges when he failed to ap(Jf'ar In the court of MiddiPport Mayor Fred Hoffman Tuesday night. Charges against Roush and the bonds he forfeited wPr<' driving while intoxicated, $4.10: fie<'ing an officer. $Z25; driving under suspen· slon, $200, possession of marijuana. $100; open m ntainer. $100. Others forteiting bonds in lh<' court were Gary Tcrr:-·. Dale. Incl., $41. speeding: WilmPr Halfhill. Middleport, $.10. no opPrator's license, and $450 driving while Intoxicated; Earl D. Snider, ChP· shire, $450drlvlngwhileintoxica ted. Fined in the couri were Ed Van Meter. Jl)(' Van MPte r, and Lawton T<'mpleton. ail of Middleport, fined $.10 and C'OSIS each In charges of disorderly manner. and Paul H. Alley. Pomeroy, $11i and costs, speeding . John C1arncck i. Flint, Micll forfeited a $44 bond on a charge of s peeding in the <'Ourt of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seylor Monday night. Veterans Memorial Admitted: Opal Barr, Middil.'port; Mary Erlewine, Long Botlnm, James Reynolds, Middleport, Pau· line Cunningham, Racine, and Bernice Molden, Pomeroy. Discharged:Ciyde Tucker, OWe Gonzalez, Gretchen Yeager, Randall Tackett, Mary Casto, and May First . There will he dancing at ),;li Denison Post 467, American Legion. Rutland. Saturday, May 19, from 9 p.m . untlll a.m. There will he a live band, snack bar and refreshment stand. Square, round and slow dancing will be featured. Donations arc$2foraduils and $1.50 for children. The 1984-85 school calendar was adopted when the Eastern Local School Dlstrlct Board of Education met In special session Tuesday night. Students will report for their first day of classes on Aug. ~ with teachers reporting on Aug. 27. Final day of school In 19~will he May31. A spring break is Included in the calendar with any needed calamity Paul M. nameD Pomeroy, and a member of Ohio Priory 18, Knights of the York Cross of Honor. Mr. Darnell was a life member of The Masonic Veterans Association of Ohio. Surviving are his wife, lla Slater Darnell; a daughter and son-In-law, Llrxla Lee and Don Mayer, PomProy; two sons and daughters-In· law, Samuel Ray and Barbara Black· more, Matthews, N. C.,andPauiM. Jr., and Linda Darnell, Pomeroy: grandchildren, Michael and Kim· herly Blackmore, Bethany Jo and Michael Mayer, and Jeffrey and Melissa Dawn Darnell; a brother. Hershel E. Darnell, Sprtngfleld; two sisters, Wlllo Calvo, Bartow, Fla., and Margie Aldrtdge, Columbus; his mother-in- law, Mrs. C. E. Slater of Middleport and several nieces a nd nephews. Services 1'1ll he held at 2 p.m . Friday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Mr. John Wrlght officiating. Burial will be in Gravel Hill Cemetery at Cheshire . Masonic rites wiil he conducted at 7:30p.m. Thursday at the funeral home by Middleport Lodge 363, F &AM. Friends may contribute to a memorial fund In Mr. Darnell' s St1lte over [)(>partment Education to days the five of allowed by the he deducted from that break period. The board approved a list of 81 seniors for graduation pending the completion of requirements. The next regular board meeting was changE:<! from May 21 to May 31 at 7: ~p.m . and future board meetings were set for 7: 30 p.m. until further There will he a dance at Rutland Civtc . Center F n'd ay. May 18 from 8 . b y "I tumtc . p.m. 1o 11 p.m. music Sounds." Admission is $3 a couple a nd $2 a single. r;:========:::i;:::;l Special Graphics Middleport, Ohio CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING T·Shirts. Caps, Jackets. Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS Board meeting set Southern Local Board of Education wW meet Monday, May 21, at 7 p.m. In the high school cateterta. Battle of bands set There will be a battleofthebands at the Long Bottom Community Building Sunday, May 20, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m . Five bands wW he featured. There will he a va riety of music, bluegrass, gospel and country. Refreshments will he sold. notice. April arrests at II 7 There will b county wide prayer m eeting Sunday, May 20, at2p.m. at Bald Knob Mission. Glen Bissell is class leader. Meet<; Thursday The Magnolia Club wlll meet at the hom£> of Burton Smith at 7:30 p.m . l'httr'SCiay \"t.th the program to ' be Jll'<'sn' 111 hy Cora "---le. ~~o Members an' to t~ke items for the Pomemy Health Care Center proje<'t The Middleport Pollee Depart ment made 117 arrests during April, Chief of Pollee J. J. Cremeans reports. Ten accidents were lnvestl· gated by the department and parking meter collections tol1lled $1,001.50 while merchant police collections amounted to $62. There were 5a'i parking tickets wrttten and a ll vehicles were driven 5.057 miles during the month. RUTLAND TIRE SALES MAIN ST. RUTLAND, OH. . $1450 Spring Special Alignment.. ................ .. 4 Tires ROTATED & $ COMPUTER BALANCED ............. . RADIALS Pl65/80Rl3 firestone ..... 37.50 Pl75/80Rl3 firestone . 38.00 P185/80Rl3 Firestone ..... 38.50 Pl85/75Rl4 Reynolds 44 .00 P!95 / 75Rl4 Reynolds ..... 46.00 P205/ 75Rl4 Reynolds ..... 46 .50 P215/75Rl4 Reynolds ..... 47 .00 P95175Rl5 B.F. Goodrich ..... 39.00 P215/75Rl5 Re nolds ..... 48.50 1595 P225/75R Reynolds ......... 51.50 P235/ 75R Crestwood ..... .. 53.50 TRUCK TIRES 10.00-15 Desert Dogs.. ....... '65.50 10.00.15 .F. Goodrich Radia1 ..... 1 ~.00 33xl.50xl5 RWL Streaker. ...... 84.50 750-16 B.B. Goodrich Super Tractor 68.00 8.00-16.5 Cooper Rough Tread .... 55.00 36xl4.50xi6.5 Kell S rin ield .. 99.00 MANY OTHER TIRES IN STOCK Prices Include Mounting & Bubble Balance Weather forecast Clear tonight. Low near 40. Light and variable winds. Thursday, s unny and warmer. High near 75. Chance of rain near zero percent through Thursday. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday: Fair on Friday. Chance of showers or thunderstonns Satur· day and Sunday. Hlghs75-80Frlday, In the 7& Saturday and in the mld-G& to mid·70s Sunday. Lows In the 50s Friday and Saturday and the mld-4& to mid-~ Sunday. 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HURRY IN - SALE ENDS JUNE 10 • enttne at 1 Section, 14 Paget. 25 Cents A. Multimedia Inc. Newlf)Qper Three face theft charges in Meigs The Ma y 4th breaking and entering of Royal Oak Tradin!( Post has been cleared with the arrest of two adults and one ju venile th(' Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported. Arrested were Gene Buddy Thompson, 18. and Brian Georg~. 18, both of Middleport and a 17-year old, Rt. 1, Cheshire youth. The juvenile is being held in the juvenile sec tion of the county jail on charges of breaking and e nt<>rlng and theft according to the sheriff's department. Thompson and George are being chargE:<! with contributing to the deli nquency of a minor, breaking and entPring and theft. Taken from Royal Oak park were cigarettes. cigars and ofhPr miscellanro us items. The trio are also being c harged wilh theft as a result of coin boxes taken from newspaper racks at Mark \i, Fruth's, J ones Boys, Powells, Smtinel Ofice a nd the Kruger Store. Assist ing in the arresl of the trto were Carl Hysell , juvenile office. and J .. I Cremeans. Middleport Police Chief. Miller pushes Wayne Forest funding WASHINGTON !API - Rep. Clarence M111er, R-Ohlo. has urged a House Subcommittee to earmark funding for the purchase of an . additional 6,00) acres for Wayne National Forest in southeastern Ohio. In a Jetter to the House Approprla. lions subcommittee on the interior, Mliler asked the panel to Include $2 mUIIon from a land and water co'f"rva!lon fund to buy land for - NEW OWNERSIUP - Carroll Casto, president of the new Point Industrial Park, Inc., presents a check for the purchase of Point Pleasant Malleable Iron IAl Ralph Mclntrye, president of Warren Tool and Dye Co., Warren, Ohio. Shown above at the facility located a1 Kanawha Street and Camden Avenue arc, front row, left IAl right, Jack Fruth, a'isl.tant treasurer of the new mmpany, Moses Zegeer of the Governor's Office of Economic and Conununity Development, Casto, Mcintyre, Paul R. Somerville, vice president, and Barry Casto, secretary: and back row, lefl to right, Charles E. Lanham, treasurer, Jim Mt-Comb of Pleasant Valley Realty, ,James E. Mitchell, general t'Ounsel for Warren Tool and Dye , John R. Hart., assi'llant treasurer, and Point Pleasant 111ayor .J.J. Wedge. Reagan's missile package cut $300 Fiscal Ye8<s CUSTOM-MADE DRAPERIES • located near the fairgrounds. "We are hitting a different market," he said. The facility will he available for'' ... small businesses and industries from l,OOJ square feet to 85,00J square feet." Officers of Pomt Industrial Park, Inc., in addition to Casto, are Paul R. Somer.,·ilJe, vice president, BarryL. Casto, secretary, Charles E. Lanham, treasurer,Jack E . Fruth, assistant secretary, aU of Point Pleasant, and John Hart, a Charleston engineer, assisl1lnt treasurer. These officers are also the sole stockholders of the privately-owned company. Casto said the new company is working closely wit h several agencies, including the C'rllwrnor's Office of Economic and Community [)(>velopment . Moses Zegecr, industrial development rcprescnta tivc with the GOECD. said the office will be "marketing this !facility 1 every day." "That's what we're here for," he added. " to bring industry into the s tate and to help exls11ng Industry. "We're s truggling ail over the s tate to develop jobs,'' he said. "Wp apprvdate the efforts of the parties Involved .. Casto is a local entrepreneur who lakes pride in the sta le of West Virginia and Point Pleasant." Zegeer added. ·nwsal(' was negotiatE:<! by Pleasant Valley Realty. Casto said. Defense Spending Debate BELPRE. OHIO 45714 FLAT 992-6513 POINT PLEASANT, W.VA . - A group of local business people. under lhe corporate title of Point Industrial Park, Inc .. toda y 1Thursday! purchased the Point Pleasant Malleable Iron Company from Warren Tool and Dye, according to Carroll Casto, president of the n£>w corporation. Casto, who wou ld not disclose the cost of the purchase, said the corporation has bc<'n npgot iating with the Warren, Ohio. firm for about lhree months. He added that Point Industrial Park, Inc . will begin renovation of the 8.45 acres of property, located at Kanawha Street and Camben Avenuc. in aboutlOdays in an effort to br ing business a nd industry into Point Pleasant. Genera l clean -up of the fac ilit y will begin immediate ly. " It will be a complete ne w look . Cas to said, t£>rming the venture "an industria l condominium." The company alrmdy has a potpntial tenant, a fimt which would require about 16,JOO squan' fept of the approximall' 2 acTes o f the property which is under roof, Casto said. Nq::otialions an• underway with a spcond firm which would usc• about 3.';,00) square f<'<'t and has the potenlial to bring about 40 jobs to the area. he added. In addition, stockholders have been in contact with at least five other companies. he sa id . Casto said the planned industrial park will not he in competition with th<> Mason Count v Indus trial Park . (8el'11nd Post Ofl•ce) COOLVILLE. OHIO 45723 THESE PRICES GOOD THRU SUNDAY POMEROY Story on Page 6 Business leaders buy Point facility ELBERFELDS MEMORIAL DAY ARRANGEMENTS .............. S495· & S795 HANGING BASKETS-Foliage & Flowering ...... S550 to S}OOO GERANIUMS IN 4" POT ......... -·- ................................. 95¢ POTTED TOMATOES IN 6" POT ................................... 95¢ POTTED MUMS ..................................................... s5so POTTED HYB. 1M PATIENTS .................................... s425 SWEET POT ATO 1.3 Mile out State Route 143 from Rt. 7. Stories on Pages, :J.4 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, May 17, 1984 125 LEE STREET $800 HOURS: MON.-SAT 8:00-9:00 SUNDAY 1:00-9:00 Alumni banquet plans Voi.JJ , No.25 Copyrighted 1984 l1nd SPRING PLANTING SPECIALS TOMATOES MARIGOLDS CABBAGE GERANIUMS CAULIFLOWER PETUNIAS AND MORE! Baseball roundups e WH ITE-ETH Rl DG E :Fwrw7'ai Lw 423 -6300 6613110 DUCKETT'S VEGETABLE & BEDDING PLANTS Stories on Page 4 FRIEND 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P . M. See letters on Page 2 $400 Graduation Exercises MAY 25TH 7:00P.M. Meigs teams triumph Congress is seeking to cut President Reagan's defense spending authorization in the fourth year of his five·year buildup plan The cutback will affect the $26 biftion MX missile program and other projects. TINY TECH FOR PRE-SCHOOL Issues draw opinions Prayer session set r-;=====================:::::; name at the Bradbury Church of r===========~ Chrtst. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Ohio lottery winner CLEVELAND iAPl The winning num ber drawn Tuesday night In the Ohio Lottery's daily game, ''The Number," was 063. In tlle "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the winning number was 5671. February saw the largest In· Emergency runs crease in more than three years. The 2.1 percent average surge was Only two calls for assistance were blamed on bad weather. • answered by units of the Meigs 1n the latest month, pork prtces County Emergency Medical Servi· declined because fanners, who ces Tuesday. A 1: 12 p.m. the could not work their fields on Pomeroy squad went to Sl1! te Route 143 near the Mount Zion Church for account ot wet weather, instead slaughtered an unusually large Allee Plantz who was t1lken to numbers of livestock, Ral<ljczal< Veterans Memorial Hosll1ll. At 5:57 said. 1n addition, a late Easter p.m . the Middleport squad anspressured meat prtces: many wered a call to the Stonewood consumers tum to fish and chicken Apartments tor Joe Carson who was during Lent. treated but not transported. "Unfortunately, neither of those (factors) are expected to persist," he said. Dances announced natuml resource and recrealional development in the forest. Miller's office said the U.S. Forest Service has ldentifled land In Washington. Monroe, Hocking, Perry, Athens, Lawrence a nd GaUia counties for addition to the forest. The 176,01XJ.aere national forest Is one otl54 administered by the forest service. WASHINGTON (API - President Reagan will get fewer than half the MX nuclear weapons he wants and even those missiles will he t led to renewed U.S.-Soviet anns talks under a compromise approved by the House and supported reluctantly by the Reagan administration. "The White House suppot1ed us only after they saw tlleycouldn 'twin the whole thing." said Rep. Les Aspln. D-Wis., chief architect of the plan, which won 229-199 House approval late Wednesday after seven hours of debate. Minutes before Aspin's deal was approvl'd, MX opponents failed by only six votes, 218-212, to kill the weapon Rmgan has made thP centerpiece of his rf'('Ord Pentagon buildup. Heagan sought 40 MX w<>apons in the fiscal1985 budget. But the votP by the Democrat-controlled House authorizes only 15 of the glnnt 10-warhead weapons, and then only if the Soviets don ' t return by next April! to the arms talks theywalkrn out of last y<>ar. That proviso is intended "as a carrot to tll<' Soviets." Aspin explained. "If they're as afraid of the MX as they say. they can return to the talks and try to bargain it away." Left untouched by the House decision was last year's congressional approval of the firs t 21 of the 100 MX wmpons Reagan wants to build. Assisl1lnt \\1lite House press secretary Kim Hoggard sa id a ftpr the vote, "We are pleased ... but there are more hurdles along the wav ." Hoggard is right. The House vole was part of a $285 billion Pentagon authorization bilL If the Republican controlled Senate later approves a different MX package, the differen ces will face a conference commit tee and more House and Senate •• Improvements quick action coming COLVMBlJS. Ohio !API 1'he House is preparing to act quickly on Gov. Richard Celes te' s proposed $530 mllllon capital improvements blil, a measure the administration acknowledges would not be possi ble without the state's highl'r income tax. Chris Sale, director of CPIeste's Office of Budget and Management, did nol directly mention Celeste'' 90 percent state income tax increase, up- held by voters lasl November. during her testimony before the House Finance Commit tee Wednesday. R£>portedly. no funds were a ilocatrn for Meigs County . Gall!a County was a lloted $4,418,500, including$1, 218,500 for the Gaillpolis [)(>velopnnental Center and $.1,200,00) for Rio Grande's Community College. Rep. Willlam Hlnlg, D-New Philadelphia, finance committee chairman, said a vote was scheduled today. Expected approval would c lear the way for a vote by tlle tuJl House, probably next Tuesday. No major changes In the bUI, which also must be approved by tlle Senate, are anticipated. At sl<lke are $5.tl million In construction projects at stall.'asslsted universities, mental health, mental retardation, natu- raJ resources and other departments. She hinted there wasn't much room for legislators to e xpand the measurp by inserting pel project s. Ms. Sale sa id debt serviC<' payments are not expected to exceed ~.6percent of the generalrevenue fund budget. That is below the 5 percent level which she sa id bond-rating agencies prefer. Also (Jf'nding before th~ General Assembly is a separatP bill reappropriating $325 million for other capital improvement projects previously a uthorized . votes. There will also befuturevotes on whether to appropriate the authorized money. Still to come as the lloUSt' continues voting on the defense bill Wednesday that Reagan had r hangro some votes. The president has proposed putting Hl'J of the weapons he calls "Peac<'k<'<'per" Into existing Min- are dff'isions on a number of other uteman silos near Cheyenne, Wyo .. weapons. such as new nerve gases. space weapons and PPrshing 2 nuclear missiles. Reagan had pushrn for the full MX package, but HouSC' Minority [..('ader Robert H. Michel. R-IlL . blunliy told the president in a meeting hours before lhP vote that Aspin 's package was the best Reagan would get. The presidPnl teiPphonl-'d some members of Congwss and m('t personally with others Se<'ki ng suppo rt for \h(' ~<eapon he a nd lh<' Pentagon say is needed to replace th~ aging missiles in Ihe la nd -based par1 of the U.S. nuclear force. House Speakpr Thomas P . 0' Neill said ea r tier in the week tha t MX starting m 1~. opponent s would w in. but ronceded During thf' seven hours and thousands of words of debate. MX opponents continually noted tha t the Pentagon wants the MX chieOy bc·cauSf' thf' Minu teman is vulnera · ble to a Sov iet firs t strike. ThPy arguE:<! that putting the MX in :v1inuteman silos makes thE> wcapon just as vulnerable and makes no 5(-'nS(' unl<'ss the Cnited States plans to start J nuclear war b~· firing first. However . :"v1X suppor1<'rs argued that the SO\iet' wou ld he deterred from attack because thP othPr rv..·o legs of lh<' nuclear triad- bombers and missile-firing subma1ines would rf'main to rPta!iate_ Angel Company hegins work on Racine cable Racine Village could possibly have cable TV In opl'ration by the md of June. Angel Communicat ion' will ix'gin installing cable next wwk and plans call for the tower to ix' erected n<'xt Monday . After Ma:v '!:1, a represf'ntati\.'f' from the compan,- will be in the village to sign up customers. Channels on the basic system will ix' 3, JJ, and 23 from Huntingt on. JO from Columbu s, 17 from Atlanta. 19 from Cincinnati, 2U !rom Athms. MTV. CBN, ),;SPN, and 43 from LOJTaine. This ac1ion was announCf'd at thi ~ wff'k's Racine council m('('ting . in ot her matters. E. A. Wingf' tt met with council mncerning the flatboat. Adventure Galley II . similar to the one used by themrly settlers. sloping In Raclneenmuteto New Orleans. It was requestrn that organizations pay a $200fee to tlethecrat1 up at Racine where the public can vlew it . Council agreed it would be educational, but, council cannot spend tax money for that purpose . In other business, council discussed the recent passage of the one mill fire protection levy in three townships seJVed by Racine Fir£> Department. It was noted that the village solicitor and jl'OS€Cullng attorney " 'ill ix' contartro tu handle t11e contracts belwN:'n thf' \illagf' and the tm.1.-'T1ships Parking of \'Ph iclPs on \'illagf' !-i idewalks was discussed along \.\.'ith the bi<X'king of sidPwa lk.' Council instrurtf'CI M:1rshal Alfrf'd L.\'ons to rontart offc'nd rrs and ask tor r oopPration anrl if thf' ,·iolations conrinur to issuP 1ickl'f s. Council alsn rtiscus.,;;;f'd.complai nt s lodged regarding two school huS<'S parked ncar ini PrS('('tiOns. Supt . Rober1 Ord will lx· contartro m order to COIT<·ct th<' problrm . ThP (')('rk wa!-i in!-itructC'd to rtirf'Ct a thank )'OU IPII<•r to Mr. a nd Mrs . E. A. ~'ingpr t fur thrir \\'Ork in trinuning s hrubbc•t)' a long SR 124. Mars hall Llu!l,· rl'port for the month of Apri l show<'<l he .had 11 calls, eight compla int s. ninrarrPSts, invf'stigatf'd onf' acddent. traveled 443 miles and collect'-'d $728.40 tn bonds. Hon Ash, manager of Ohio Power Co .. Pomeroy. disttibutedllterature ronccrning acid rain. Council gave Robert Johnson, fir£> chief permission Ia obtain prices lor a new overhead door with automaUve closer for the fire house. Council discussed the possibility of using rPvenue sharing money to place brick facing on the outside of village hail. Prices will be obtained and a decision made later. The next meeting of council wil be on Tuesday, ~ay 29. at 7 p.m . �The Daily Sentinel-Page Ohio Commenta•y Pomeroy, Ohio INTEK~'T OF THE . WASHINGTON tNEAt - To understand the philosophy of exccu - Ill Court Stret>t DEVIJfED TO THE .~f:J[;S-MASON AREA tivc> compensation within man:-.· leading corporations, it's nPcessary: only to recall Mark Twain's attliudP ROBERT L. WII"GETT Puhllsh•r Pi\T WHITF.HEi\ll BUB HOEt'LI('H Genual Managn As..'ii!ilant Puhlisher / ( 'ontrollt>r DALE ROTHGEB. JR. News Edllor ,\ .\lt-:M RF.R or The Associated Prt>ss,lnland Daily Prt'ss .> \ssoda- tlon and tht> Amerkan Newspaper Puhllsh.er Assoclalion. LETTERS OF OPINION art> Mo't•konwd. Thf'y 'iihould ht· lt'!'l"'!han 300 M'nrd!i long. ,\IIIE'tll'ts are sut)j('ct to 4'd1Unr and must bt• signed with namt. address and tt'lt•phonf' number. 1'\'o UR!j(gned lt>U t>r!t wUI bi' published. LeUPts should bt> Ia . !{Ood la.'Ott'. addr~!lliDK lsl!IUMI, r10l ~nHlflalitil"!. towa rd bourbon - too much is never enough. Thr current deba tr ovf'r E'XPeu 1\Vf' romjX'nsation was touched off b~· U .S. Tradp Representative Wil lio:t m Brock. \vho rf"C'Pntl~· criticized thE' lavish sa laries and OOnuSf>s paid to offiria ls of the counll~' ·s major au to produc£'rs. BrO<"k. thf' go\'rrnmf'nt's lf'ad ing authorit~· on intf'rnil tional tradf' , quf'stionrd why thr auto industry so gf'nrrousl.v compensated its PXPCU · tivPs at a timf' whrn it f' laims it nf'Pds SfX'Cial protE"C'tion against Japanese imports. Although Brock's Bringing trends • • Into perspective In 196J. the federal deficit for the calendar year was $.3 billion. Hy I YH'2 it increased nearly 50 times to $147 billion. Such long- lerm examination of st;Jtislics often brings trends into >'t'rspective. revealing the numbers clearly - freeing them from the confusion of doy·to-day economic and political disputes. An ovetview also reveals something perhaps PVt'n morP significant than the deficit rise. It Is the percentage of that deficit made up by intel'f'St It nearly doubled to 2. 7 percent between 1960 and 1982. Which way has defense spending gone? The sla tistics say it has gonl' down. at least as a percentage of the gross natio nal product - from 8.9 percent in 1960 to 5.8 percent in the calendar year 1982. In 196J we spent $45 billion on defen,;e, or 8.9 percent of the $507 billion gross national product. In 1982 we spent $179 billion. Since the GNP has grown to $.3.fl7 trillion, the percentage was just 5.8. Another significant trend is revealed by an eagle's eyp view of the same vea)"s: Transfer payments as a percent of GNP nearly doublf'd - from $27 billion or ~i..3 percent to $321 billion or 10.5 percent. These figull'S, all of them. are from official govenuncnt sources. but pt'ivate sources also provide meaningful insight s. In this instance. some shOI1·term numbers tell a revealing story about housing. homrbuyer s anrt lenders You rcmC"mber how lhrifl in~titutions fell into a finan cia l trap by borrow ing short and lending long. the classic formula tor putting any P<'rson or institution onto the financial toooggan slide. But now those thrifts that sutvlved havr plenty of monl'v to lend and an:-, in fae!, shoveling it out to homebuyC'rs as fast as they ran . ThP crisis . .vou might there fore conclud<'. has be<m passm . Hardly. None other than the U.S. League of Savings Instit utions. wh icl1 sppaks ror most of tht:• savings and loan associ at ions. rf'Vf'rtls n Sf"! of numbers that underscores tl1P fragility of today's cconom )•: More than H5 pet-cent of the d<'posit liabUitirs of savings institutions still have a duration of one year or less. whJ\e 75 per('{'nt of as..<;et s are in fLxed.rate mortgatges with an average remaining Iif<• ofl2 to 14 yea r s." There is a big "mismatch that m akes lh<• job of managing the asset-liability mix of an institution pretty complex and unpn'dictabiP." Wer en't variable ra te mortgages supposed to havp rPSolv L:I(J that problem? Perhaps. but not immediat(•ly, thC' IT'ason lx•ing that so man.v fixed· rate mortgages alrt'ady· were on the book.••:. - ;md few lxHTOwPrs intend to turn them in . About CiOO lenders do have some relief. howrvrr. through thdormation of an Asset Managempnf F'und tor Savings Inst itutions, v.:hkh swks to invf'sl pools of money in a way tha t offsets th<• mismatch. Meanwhilr. another SPI of numbers shows mot1gagf' insurC>rsar(' putting thf'ir own restraints on thf' Jvailabil ity or adjustable ratP mortgages, or mortgage's ln which thC' intPrest m tes riSf'- or ma:-t)e fall- u·ith markf'l cun~ i tlons. One technique that made such mo rt gages '"·aiJa ble was to offer first-year rates well below markC'I rat~. thu~ pnabling m any morf' families to qualify tor loans. But. a su tvrv IJV Ad,·ancc Mortgage Corp. shows. that gaml' may bt' up. 'r1H:• privatl' insurt;>rs, says Ad\'ancf". hU.\'f' in f'ffPct rai.'iC'fl h~· 3l]x·rcent the income needed to qualify for adjustable mortgagM. Lnlil rt"<'r'nl I)' they allowPd a family to uSf' 11 J.X-'Tl'Pnt of inl'omr for mortgag!'s. Now thP_ v ·rv down to 28. Letters to editor Gnndnite firing, a mistake I'm a Meigs High School gradu ate of 19R1 and a formN band sorrv for the wav Wl' trPatl'd Mr. membfor. Miss (rl:xxinifp cmd I JssociatN worse, I bt:>lif'Vl\ than any-body . We had conflict from th(• first band ca mp to lhP day 1 rf'alizf' that fact. Miss G<X>Cinitf' has a start for that program and it's takf'n her two _Yf'J r s. From mPand I'm surl' man~ · ot hf'r fomwr b . mcl rnembt"rs who wrnt through mon• troublP and conflict than it was wm1h . I think it is a mistakp firing Miss Good nitf'. Civr the younger studf•nts a c hance at a "Pride-Fill('([ Band Program " as I had my frf>Shman _'l.'f'ar . - Amn . Stf'VPn P . Pa11Prson , graduated. I. as many of thP other people who had differenn•s with :vli.ss Goodnitf' , startPd out with thr Hu nts. They had a band program that " ·as pridP.tilled. When the Hunts left it t00k Mr. Hill to be hin>d and firf"d to make us realize wr can 't f'Xpect a programsuchasthat to hapfX'n in Onf' or two vears. I'm Hill. but I tha nk him for mdkingmr U SAF". -::-:---:--:---- No valid l am writing as a very concemf'd parrnt about the .1-2 vat£> to leave kindergarten at an alternate day. day·long session. I feel the childrPn need the conslstPnry of pvery day. half days. It gets them ready to sta rt first gradP on a day to day basts. These children are not adults. their attention span isn't long enough to take a full d ay. They are leaving homf' on a rcgitlar basis as they have never befOre had to do. Why force them into full days? It Is hard on them physically as well as mentally to be away from home for a full day. By thf' time afternoon romes. In a full day. a child will not be ablf' to rom prf'hend anything being tauj!'ht. Klndf'rgarten Is thf' foundation · for these children's education . If we can't gtve thf'm the best chance at a goo(! education now, chances arl' there won't be another opportunity to. I still can't understand how the board was able to vote the one- halt Ryan five-hits Pirates 2-The Daily Sentinel Pomervy-Middleport, Ohio Thunday, flat 17, 1984 ,. Page By JOHN NELSON AP Sports Writer A lot is not enough _________:_Ro_b_er_t_W<_al_te_rs The Daily Sentinel rea~nns eomments limlt l'd to that issue. they coincidf' with the publication of a rc(XJrt a nd a magazine artiele that providP <i far bru<-1der - and pven Wf' l 'f' W('('k's annual survey of executive compensation. Last yea r. w hen the auto industry claimt'd to have barely begun r('('overing from the debilitating effects of a long recession and aggn?ssiv£' foreign competition . £'xecutive pay soared to levels aptly characterizf'd by Arock a!', " unhPIirvable" and rlesrrihed by United Auto Workers President Owen F. Bieber as "obscene." According to Business Week. Ford Motor Cha irman Philip Cald· well received almost $7 .3 million in 19&1. making him the countty's S['("On d highest paid businessman. Ranki ng ninth on the samf' list was Ford President Donald E. Peterson. who received almost $3.8 million. The magazine also notes that General Motors Chairman Roger B. Smith was paid almost $1.5 million while GM President F. .James McDonald received more than $1.3 million in 1983. They were amnng 5.007 GM pxecutives who received almost $JR2 million In bonuses l ast year. The Democracy Project report notes that. In April 1982. GM employees represented by the UAW were pressured into signing a contract that required them to mak!' about $2.5 billion worth of \vagr and benefit concessions. 1\ow. however. GM ortlcials have received one-year bonuses, averag- ing $:!~.300 per executive, In addition to their base pay. The average bonus, Brock not es, is larger than the total yearly pay earned by most Greyhound last year Imposed a seven percent to eight percent pay cu t on about 12.700 employees while payln~: Its senior executives seven percent to 10 percent more than In 1982. Braniff International told Its approximatply 11,500 employees In 1981 that they would have to accept a 10 percent pay cut to keep the airline flying. It simultaneously increased the salaries of 864 managNs and execut i;es by 11 .4 percent. The Democracy Project report lf'gitimately questions "why firms ass ump tha t endlessly raising executivf' pay will improve performance but that other workers need A UAW executive echoes those sentiments: "It's ludicrous to say that a man earning $500,1))) a year needs an incentive to do a good job and a man who earns $15,lXXl doesn't." A few progressive companies offer fin a ncial rewards for im proved productivity, regardless of whet her it occurs in the executive .t~Wrc %tf;,l t, suite or on thf' assembly line. Others have followed guidelines offered by respected management consultants who su~:gest that the highest paid executive in any firm should earn no more than 2j times v···.(f as ( _ __ :t much as the lowest paid f'mp loyee. Slipshop safety_________Ja_ck_·A_n_de_rs_on WASil INC ;T()N- The Arrn\ · has btrr. thr 1\rm.v· s inSPf'C IOr·gPnrral C'ntirr di\'ision cJup to ar cidrn lal dl'ath dur·ing tllf' past two drcadC's. Accordin g to thC' filf's . th er<• havf' tx>en <~I lrast Hi.851 acc idrnta l draths in the last 21 got thi s priority message: "In the first four months of 19Rl thr Army lo.o;t an .vrars . T h(~ numbf>r· h<:ts riC'crPasC'd si ncp lt1r U.S. withdrilwn.l from Vif'tnam; ~ICC' i (J rn t s arr morr frf'quf'n t in wartimr. But the rPcord is still Uisgrarr ful. Oflf'n our soldif'rs paid with thPlr livr:-; for pPnn)'·· pinching p1·acticrs that IC'd to acc tdrnts Mv ossoci"tr [);maid Coldh<.' r g has had at'l'i'SS 10 intf' rnul Arm;..· s;tff't\· fill's. Hrrr arf' just i-1 ff'w f'xa mplf's ol lh<' low priori!.\ " thf' A rm~· h<.~ s gin•n tn SJfrt~· : - In E-17:>. a colunrl at tlw Sp0C ial WarfarP Cf'lltf'r in Fort Brngg, .' \ .C.. was hdd n_'sponsible for a mullipl(• drowning incidf'nt . P\"l' n though thP cause wcts fault~ · liff' i:trkPts . l--1(' took sornt' comfort in his cf'rt <tlnl .\ ' that 1hf' Ann.\ · would ll'arn a lt'sson from tllP tragf'dy:. Hut thr' Arm~' did n't. F.ig llt _\'l-'an; has l 'X I)('rirnc<'d a sharp upward trrnd in drowning accidents ... Initial ana l.vsis has indicated that in man .v of !h{' accidPn ts inadequat(' pf' rsoni.ll flotation dt>vices were us<'CI CndPrstandably biltl'r, thf:> colnnPI wrotp to Arm~' Sf:>cretary John 0. Marsh .Jr .: '' Pl ac ing rmphasis on fixing the blamf' for su{'h incidf'n ts obscurf's and dilutPs the rP~u lt of s~·stf'matic inquiry which migh t f'ff('('tivf'l.v corn:'C't thP real c·ausps ror thf' accident ... The 'fix thP hl<:1mP and forge t it' synd rome lf'd to my rPiie f from battalion rom mand . ~'Pt thf' U.S. Army is still using thf' samP life prf'sPrvf'rs ... " - On ~pt. 20. 1~2. a CH-47C Chi nook hf'liropter crashC'd near Mannhcim. Gf'rm any, killing 4ti prrsons. Thf' ca usr of the cr ash was tl tm nsmiss ion failurf' due to faulty drsign. During onf' mflf'ling ot· safrty experts. a rrpresentat i ve of thf' Army Sa fpt~, (pnter privately said 22 rasf'S of similar transmis · slon failures had been reported in the prPvio us IR months. Installation of a lx'ttPr-dPsigned transmission was lh<' obvious answer. And, in fact, intf'rnal r eports show that this had been donr• with the latest Chinook. thl' CH·47D. On<> document recom mended sol ution of a related transmissio n problem. but the $6.6 million needed to mak<' the CH -47C sa ff', thf' document sa id, was " unfu nded to date." Mf'anwhilr, according to anothPr memo. the Army decid<'<i that there was a " n('('d to restore confidt•ncP among a ir crf'ws assignro to the CIH7 unit s." A safety official scribbled his indignant comm ent on the m emo: "Translation: 'So it's a lousy aircraft. Fly the S.O.B. anyway!';. - In October 1983. an armored pPrsonncl carrier veered off th£' side of a bridge at Fort Drum, N.Y. "The unit was Involved in a night road march under blackout convoy conditions. One soldier was killed and two slightly injured." stated a report on the acctdcnt. Army Undersecretary James R Am· brose added thi s comment to the report: "One 1pair of) night goggles would have prevented this -$5.lXXl. WhPn will WP get on with lt 7 " - On March 30, 1982. high \\1nds broughl death to six paratroopers and lnjUiy lo 150 others during an exercise at Fort Irwin. Calif. T estimon y given to the Inspectorgeneral charged that the brass knew the winds were dangerously strong. When I reported the charges last year. I was assured that they were being taken seriously by the IG 's office. Int ernal documents show that my evidence was forwarded to the inspector-general. Yl't a safety offi cial who later asked for a copy of the IG's follow-up report was told : "There is none." An Olympian mess _______L_awe_ll_W_in.::::_ge_tt With stil l SPVt'ra ] hefon• the Wl:'('kS to go I~ Olvmp>cs opens in l.os i\ ngPlf's t h£' public i ~ getting turnf'd off nn thP P\"P!Il ThP C]Uddrf'nni al quarrf'l rJVC'r w ho \\'ill pa r ticipatP and the inj('{'tion of politics into th£' world's prf'mif'r athl etic ('Vf'nl makps the ac tua l gamrs .1 nticlimactic. Already a ,\ ·owning public is r0adv to turn it~ at trntion to olhf'r things. Li."t wf'('k lhf' Sovif'l Union an nouncrd its athletes w ould not part ir ipat£' in this year's games . Sf>Yf'ra l other Communist na ti ons followr'(l suit ChargPs and rC'Crimi · nations have been nying thick and fast f'VPr since. Four years ago PrPsldPn t .Jimmy CartC'r preventf'd American athletes from going to Russia brcausf' of th f' invasion of .Qan adm inistration Wf'rf' quick to thought that majot'ity ruled. I fe<"l blame there has bf>en a great injustice shown to theSf' childrPn and thPi r par£'nts. At the meeti ng we had support letters for the one-half day, from Russia's action. This is not the first Afghanislan by Russia. The Rm · the Carter boycott for time that world politics has been inj('("ted Into the Olympics. Adolph Hitler u&'<i the 1936 games in Berlin as a propaganda tool. The 1972 games In Munich, West Germany, were marred by the murder of Israeli athletes by terrorists. This year's squabble could well mark the end of world-wide participation In the event unless Ihe International Olympian offic ials clean up their act and not allow politicians to degrade the world's foremost sports events. To accomplish them. It wUI be necessary to establish an International Olympic site. The first Olympic games were held In 776 B.C. in Greece to honor the God. Zeus, and became a symbol of tbe stature Greece once held In the civilized world. The modern Olympics were first held In (; r('('('f' in IR9b with athktC'S from the United States pl acing first. GrC'f'Ce. S('('Ond. and Germany. third . Si nce that timt> the games havf' been hPid every fo ur yea r s r>xcept during wartime. The meet in Consideting the complexity of in ternational politics toda y, Roby's \oews are hopelessly oul·dated and unworkable. The true spirit of the Olympics is to make a safp place where athletes can compete with· Los Angeles was to lx' the 2:!rd ou t thE" constant fear of terrorist intC'rnational contest betwE'e'n the attack. not to take the games to the athletes. It would be more practical to have p<>rmanent facilities than to as k the host city to build new onf's C'very four years. The last I heard Montreal, Canada. was still paying the bills for hosting the 1976 games. It would be much cheaper to outstanding athletes of the world. Thr wintf'r Olympics were f'S!ab- lishrd in 1~24 and held at Chamonia. Francr. The 19R4 winter Olympics wrrP hf'ld at Sarajevo. Yugoslavia. The l !li'll winter games a"' sche· du led for Ca lgary. Canada and the summrr games for Seoul, Korea. The practiCf' of the Olympic Committee of sc heduling the Olym · pies In cities all over the globe ha s cont ributed to the bind they find lhemselves in today. Over the years cities have risked bankruptcy to pmv ide facilities tor the athletes and visitors. They are willing to take the gamble because of the large amount of new business which will come Into their area. Most dispassionate observers want the games to be depolltlcallzed and neutralized by establishing a perma nent location In Gr!'(>('(>. Pres!· dent Constantine Karamanlls of Greece has proposed a 1,250 acre sit" near ancient Olympia, the original home of the games. Thls Is a plan favored by Senator BUI Bradley. D-N.J .• a member of the U.S. Olymptc baskf'tball team tn 1964. but opposed by one of the two i\merlcan m embers of the International Olympic Committee, Douglas Roby. who has been a member of the committee for 32 years. Hf' claims a (lf'rmanent site Is Impractical and "It Is In thf' splrtt of thf' Olympic movement to spread thf' !l!lmes around the world ... rC'place members of the Interna· We Tflir-IK Ttle PLO Bill Madlock asked the question of himself: What makes Nolan Ryan so tough? Both he and former Pittsburgh teammate Phil Garner had an answer. "That 95 miles an hour coming at you makes hlm so tough." Madlock said. "Ryan's definitely on top of his game.'' said Garner, glad to now be Ryan's Houston teammate. "He throws a changeup now, and it's almost unfair tor a guy like hlm to have a changeup." Wednesday night, the 37-year-old Ryan pitched a five-hitter. retiring 19 in a row at one point. to lead Houston to a 1-0 victory over Pittsburgh. Ryan, 4-2. struck out 11 and walked only two in outdueling Pira les left-hander John Candela· blue-collar auto workers. GM Is not alone in promoting a doublf' standard that culs pay for workers while generously IncreasIng It tor tbelr bosses. In 1982. for example. Internatlonal Harvester demanded $100 million worth of concessions from unionized em· ployees after rewarding Its execu· lives with $6 million worth of bonuses. no such incentive." day down, kno'""'lng that out of 100 parents who attC>ndf'd this mE"(-•t ing only one parent was for leaving 1he kindPrganen at full days. I always pediatricians. tf'achers. and other physicians . They even state that they know the one-half day Is better abll' to give these kids the start they need. I can't undf'rstand who Is benefiting from thf' tull day, unless it Is the satisfaction a fpw of thP board members are gf'ttlng from kno"1ng that fewer funds In a tull day wUI be used on buses and tuel. What's really sad Is that a couple of the board members who voted the one-half days down had no real valid reasons for doing so. So why did they vote for tull days? Money? Personal Satisfaction? Pure stubbornness? Who knows! Pam Parker, Chester, ~hlo. more dismaying - view of execu· live compensation. The research report. "From Pay to Perks to Parachutes: The Trouble with Executive Compensa tion." was prepared by the Democracy ProjPct, a New Ymkbased public Interest organization. The mag az inE' artirle is Business tiona! Olympic Committee than to conlinue piling up indebtedness on host cities . The Reagan administration has been busy putting out the word that the Russian action Is in retaliation tor the action of President Jimmy Carter for lxlycottlng the 1980 ga mes In Moscow. In truth. the Communists are boycotting Ronald Reagan . It makes a mess of CVl'rything we attempt with the Russians from arms control to THROWS OUT AT F1RST - Cincinnati IWds' outfielder Dave Parker (39) reliCts after throwing out Chicago Cuhs' player Tom Vei")'Zer (29) on an unusual play the fifth inning of tlk'ir National League game at ITaLiaN TeRRoRif>T~ KiDNaPPeD THe CONfJUL, Tt1e IRA BLew up Tt1e caR, aND aN AMeRiCa/4 YouTh GaNG GoT TI-le STeReo. ~··1 .• ,: .... Riverfront Stadium Wednesday night. Parker fielded a hit by Veryzer and threw to catcher Dann Bllardello 'who was eoverlng ftrsl to catch Very~:er off the hag. ( AP Laserphuto). Cubs pound Cincinnati, I 0-4 CINCINNATJ ( AP 1 -A Chicago fan rai,;e a sign behind the visitors· dugout Wednesday night that proclaimed: "The Cubs ardor real! .. Cubs reliever Lee Smith seconded the enthusiasm W<llilesday. after Chicago moved into first place in the National League East with a 10-4 pounding of the Cincinnati Reds "A lot of people l ak~ us fo r granted ," said Smith. who set down the last six Reds in order. "I think we're goingtosurpri.sPa lot ofprople - I know we're going to surprise a lot of people ... The Cubs dispatched the Reds with surprising quickness WednC'S· day, riding a three-homer ban·age to a 7-2 1ead after thP 1hird inning and coasting a hall-game ahead or the New York Mets to the top of the division. All but \ubs Manager .Jim Frey were aware at gam0 timf' that Uw Mets had lost. giving them the chance to move back into first. Leon Durham sluggf'd a two-run homer in the first inning. and Jody Davis and Ron Cey followed wlth solo homers to make the most of t he opportuni ty . " Hey. we looked up and saw that the Mets had lost 4-3. and we knew we had a c hance to be there." sa id Durham, who drove in three runs . "We poured it on. It just makes you feel good to do that. .. Frey. celebra ling the occasion with a couple of beers, sald he didn' t realize until the seventh inning that the Mets had lost. He was asked whether the Cubs could stay in first for a while this time. .. I think we're capable of playing real good baseball. l'll put It to you that way.'' he said. "We have a good offensive ballclub. I think we're capable of continuing toseore runs.· • Their potential was painfully apparent to the Reds Wednesday. In addition to the homers, Gaty Matthews and Ryne Sandberg drove in two runs apiece to pace a B-hit attack. Sandberg's bases-loaded singl e in the eighth inning gave him an IB·game hitting streak, tying De· t roit's Alan Trammell tor the longest stn>ak in the majors this we're a good hallclub." The trouncing saddled Cincinnati with Its third straight loss. The Reds went Into the game Wednesday night with their own hopes of a first-place standing when it was over. as they trailed leader Los Angeles by just a game in the National League West. "The Cubbies are hot ." Reds catcher Dann Bilardello said. "They •e swinging the bats well. All we ran do is look forward to tomOITOW . "We're not worried. Winning streaks can start like that," he added. snapping his fingers. ria . 34. Garner drove in the game's only run with a double in the sixth irming. After Candelaria's single In the third, Ryan didn't allow another baserunner until Madlock singled with two out in the ninth. In the rest of the league, the Chicago Cubs took over first place in the NL East with 10-4 victory over Cincinnati, Philadelphia ripped Los Angeles 7·2. Montreal defeated San Diego 3-2. San Francisco edged New York 0 and St. Louis defeatNl A tlanta 4·2. Phlllles 7, Dodgers 2 Philadelphia won its six th straight ballgame and Steve Carlton won his first since opening day. contributing a mighty effort offensively with his first career grand slam home run. Carlton. 2-2, worked seven in· flings, giving up six hit s and stt'iking out six. and he hit his grand slam lo cap the Phillies five-run lourth inning against Fernando Valenzu - ela. 3-5 . Valenzuela now has lost three in a row, and the Dodgers have lost five of their last six . Carlton also singled and scored one of Philadelphia's two SPVenth· inning runs. Expos 3. Padres 2 Charlie Lea checked San Diego on seven hits through seven innings. and Ten-y Franl"Una and Pete RoSl.' each had tlu·ee hits as Montreal sent the Padres reeling to their seventh straight loss. Francona. who is leading the majors with a .397 average . scored t\.\oice, and Rose knockt'd in two runs . M ontl'('ai scort'd tw1ce >n the seventh to Prase a 2·1 San Diego lead and chase Padres startPr Et'ic Show. 5.2. Lea is &.2. Lea walked Tony Gwynn to start the Padl'f'S eighth and Jeff Reardon notched hi s sixth save with the help of a game-saving catch by Andre. Dawson. With Gwynn aboard. Dawson Jppt above the fence in center field to rob Terry Kennedy of a home run !hat would have given the Padres the lead . Giants 4, Mel~ 3 San Francisco scored three runs \\1th two out in the ninth inning to erase New York's 3·1 lead. The Giant s got four straight hits to tie the Sl.u re. and Hubic Brooks" error at third base allowed !he winning run tocross. Gene Richards started the rally 1\0ih a pinch double and scored on a single by Chili Davis. Al Oliver singled Davis to third and chased WaltTerreli .3·3.JackCiark'ssingle off Doug Sisk tied the score. and Brooks' error on Jeff Leonard's grounder allowed pi nch-runner Joe Pittman to scow r - - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ :______________ ~ FURNITURE SHOWCASE "GET THE POOL OPEN!" We Have A Large Selection OF POOL &PATIO FURNITURE LOTS OF STYLES & COLORS STOP IN TODAY & SAVE! FURN SHOWCASE •FREE DEliVERY •FREE PARKING OPEN DAILY TO 5 PM MON . & FRI. TO 8 PM " WHERE CUSTOMER SATISFACTION IS OUR MAIN CONCERN .. CORNER OF THIRD & OLIVE • GALLIPOLIS • 446 · 3045 season. StPvP Trout, 4-2. struggled through six innings for the victoty . which gives the Cubs a W-14 mark. I!' s their best start since their 21-12 record in 1977. and the latest date thpy've been in first place since the 1978 season. " We're playing good- we've got ,good defense, good pitching, and we scored a lot of runs early.'' Matthews said. "\llhen we do that . Bay becomes new athletic director COLUMBUS, Ohio tAPi - Ri· chard M. Bay says he doesn't a nticipat e making w hol esale changes when he assumrs his nrw duties as Ohio State University athletic director. " It 's very difficult to ha vr'a lis! of priorities at this t ime." Hay said. "It would be presumptuous of anyonf'to comP to Ohio StatP and say. 'I'm going to tum this prog-ram arou nd.· The Oluo State University board of tru stf't'son Wednesday namf'd t l1r Universitv of Oregon alh!Pt ir dire<:· tor to the post i>Ping vacatf'd b)· Hugh Hindman. OSU officials said Bay. w ho wi ll bepaid$74.500 ayear. will start work on or before July L Bay. in Columbu s for a SJX'Cial meeting of theOSU board of trustees called to approve his hiring. said he planned to meet as soon as possible with members of the coaching staff. Bay was on£> of seven ca ndidates cons idert'd for the job by an lJ -mPml::lPr Sf'arrh committC'f' appointed by univer, ity Presidenl Edward .Jennings . The search committee selected thr seven finalists from an original li st of AA candidates. "He is the right person tor the times." Jennings said. "Wl' are enormously pleased that we were able to obtain hlm." Bay is a nativeo!Waukegan,lll .. and a 1965 graduate or the Univers ity of Michigan . Hf' played football for thrPP yPars under Chalmers "Bump" Elliott. now at hl etic dir('('C'tor at Iowa. and kttered Three years in wrestling. In I !lfki. Ray became assistant wrestling coach at Michigan. Four ve,u-s later. he was named head 1984 FORD RANGER 108 WHEEL BASE coach . Bay. at 41 the younges t athletic dir('("tor in the Pacific 10 Conference. is responsible for a 16-sport pmgram and an annual budget of more than $6 million at Oregon. His appoinnnent £'11ds a three· month search that began Feb. 13 when Hindman's retirement was announced. Hindman has been director of OSU's S12.9 million. 30-sport prob'Tam tor seven years. Hindman. who announeed his rl'lirement effective the end of June, was being paid $63,240 a year. the university said . 4 cyl. engine, 4 speed trans ., rear step bumper, wing lock mirrors, rust proofing . WAS NOW $8461 $6995 Stock No . 4887 sports. It 's a boycott not likely to cease as long as Reagan is president! 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Tht• titlP bound pitchtng walked 1.1 and 4anned two. llittC'rs for the Meigs girls were Carol Smith w1th three si ngles, Jodi Mrigs Maraudi'rett es to a ~ 1 - 0 win ow•r Nelsonville-York here WPdnPsdav Coach Jon Arnott's Mara.u derel tes. now lti 1 overall anci12 -0 in TVC pic!_\', go lO Count~ · Vinton tonight and will ti'JVPI to the' Alexandl'r High School fteld Frida)· garru• starts at 4 p.m . H"tficld fanned eight and walked only one in hPr one-hitter . N -Y MiiiPr and Hatfield, two singles c;1ch. :vlar:.' Moon' a triple, and Jodi Harnsnn. whilP Jenn.v Meadows, .JC'nni Couch and M aria MussPr all 'ii nglf'fL Orioles will release Palmer BALTIMORE tAPt Palmer's brilliant and - .Jim la st ymr whi le pitching 76 2-3 ~omC>timl'•s innings, hP was0-.1 this season with a ~ . 1 7 f'arnf'd run average . conl ro\'Prsial carl"f'r w ith thC' Ba lli · morf' Oriolf's is over . A formal announcement is ex - pected today that a 2<l-year associa tion has ended with the Onoles granting the 268-garne \\tinnC'r his requestE'd releasP. ThP move would aUow the Manager ,)IJ(' Altoi:lf'lli dropped Palmer as a starter after one of his fre'(Juent injuties. and w~nt w ith a !our-man rotatio n that has worked. Pitcher Scott McGregor, a teammale of Pa lmer's fur eight seasons. praised his ability whi lt:> exprl'ssing ]';-year-old right -hand<'r to pursUI' his goa l of 3(() victories rather thoJn accept compPnsation for his 1984 contract and take anothPr job with thP organizat ion Palmer, a thrE'f'-timC' C~· Young Award winnf'r whosf' most f'('{'C'nt outin g for Baltimore was a mop-up appearance in a 12-2 clf'ff'at. is condncf'd hC' is not fini shrd as <.l productive ma jor l<>af[U~r But after po>ting only a Ci-4 t'L'Cord Thul'1day, Mt:.y 17, 1984 The Daily Sentinel-Page--S Marauders clinch TVC's East race Hatfield, Dillard pace 21-0 victory coasted 17, 1984 anguish in lhC' twiUght of his carf.'t'r. sympathy owr Palme•r's mental Palmer. who at 20 in 1966l.x>eame COSJiiEGI'S FOR SACRIFlCE FLY - Meigs' .James Acree poundaa line drive to the outfield which served as a sacrifice Oy bt Wedensday's UHJ victory over Nelsonville-York. The Maruuders' Nick Bush fired 11 tw<>-hit!Rr which enabled the Marauders to take undisputed first place in the TVC's Eastern Divl•lon l".lCe. ROCK SPRINGS - Nick Bush's two-hit, 10-0 victory over Nelsonville-York gave the Meigs Marauder baseball team undisputed Orst place In the Trl-Va Uey Conference's Eastern division race here Wednesday. The Meigs win coupled with Warren Local's 7-3 win over Belpre gave the Marauders the right to play Wellston for the Trl-Vallcy Confer ence championship. Coach Tim Saunders' M arauders finished the year at 10-3 In the TVC and ll-9 overall. Meigs will play Well ston for the TVC championship at a later date. Bush fanned 10 and walkro three hitters whi le N-Y pitchi ng fanned six and walked nine Marauder batter s. Meigs hitters in cluded Tr ey Cassell v.ot h a double and triple. Nick Riggs two singles, Jay Carpent er a double, Bush a double.. and James Acree a single v.ith two RBI's. NEW SHIPMENT IS ON ITS WAY. HELP US MAKE ROOM AND SAVE! 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Jim Rice added a solo home J1Jn fort he Red Sox. who got a stro ngRl -.1 innin gs from winning ptlf'hN Den· nis Ecker sley. :l-4. He g;~ve up flw• hits. Bob Stanley retired the final two hitters to get his se1onlh saw•. Steve Farr. making hi s m ajor league debut . was th e loser for Cleveland. yie lding four ru ns on St:'Vt'n hits whilf' st riki ng out six in~ 2-3 innings. Farr had i:lf'en recalled from Maine. w here he was 4-0 this year. "You could tell he's dOtH' a Jot of pitching, he's no baby out then'," Red Sox Manag!'r Ralph Houk said about f·arr. "Nothi ng got him C'Xc it ed . l!:vPn when Rice hit the home run, he came right back at us The Indians took a J-0 lead wh<'n And re Thornton doubled leading off the ;;econd . took third on MikP Hargrove's grounclout and s;cored New Boston ousts KC Bobcats, 6-0 ~c·w Boston righthander Ton_,. llarr fin'd a two hittf'r and C'O IIC'Ch""'d thrf'<' hits l'nrou te to a 6-fl victory ovrr K yger Cn'f'k in the Class A District RasC'b.::1.ll Tm1mamen 1Wrdnesdcl_\ afi Prnoon at Chillicoth e•. Bohcat hittf'rs werr Ouan c Absh ire anrt A nthon~· Kitrhrn f'I-'IC h w\th a single ln going thP routr. H i:1 1T tan ned sr\'C' n and issuC'd no walks. Losing pit cher La rry Edge recorded 1:l slrilmJUts but issued six walks. Til<' loss eompll't<"' KC's season Jt J:l-7 wh1ch incl udPS an SV i\(' " nd sc'Ct iona l charnpionshi~ . 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Pictured from Jell al'i' first row, Karen Molden, Margie Smith, Kim Stewart, Carol Smith. RiepPnhoff Di stributing and Budweiser will hold their eighth annua l Men 's Class B&C softball tourna m<>nt in Wellston May 26 and Entry fcc is S75 plus two soft balls. Budweiser jacket s will be given to the first place team and a Bud weiser trop hy will bP r:iven to th!• second pi a('{' team . Four team trophies along with a most hits a nd mosl va luable playpr will al~o bt..., given. The drawing wi ll b<• held M ay 24 at Well ston 's Vet era ns Park WAGNER'" 64$::~" semifi nal seriPS. 8th annual tournament announced ~~ Conference Eas tern Boston dumps Cleveland~ 5-2 FREE PARKING ON THE MUNICIPAL PARKING LOT "OVER 48 YEARS IN THE SAME PLACE UNDER THE SAME MANAGEMENT" Association game in both halv<>s Milwaukee hit only 2ll percent of its shuts in the first period and finished at 42 percent . Two of their lhree big f:Un:i went sUenl . Sidney Moncrief had just four field goals and n points . Wally llatlleld. JEANS SIZE 27 TO 34 REGULAR sl7.95 Basketball Marques Johnson , "we are in a lot of I FRI.-SAT.-MON.' MEN'S FASHION in t hf' minors. After winning 15 games in 1~. injuries limited Palmer to j ust 49 innings of ma jor lt ·ague pitching the next two SC'asons a nd h1s career almost e ndf'd prematurely National se1ies opener, says Milwaukee's ON ALL T..SHIRTS ONE GROUP World Series sh utout , joined th<> U J;olf'S in 1%5 aftf'r just one season BOSTON I API -Boston crushed Milwaukee by 23 points but didn't think it played extremely well. Pity the poor Bucks iftheCeltlcsget their game in shape tonight. " UtheCPiticscanplaybetterthan they did" In Tuesday night' s 40o/o OFF rr;;;~=~~::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;::;::;::;:~~~::::;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~==~~~~~~= thE' you ngest pitclwr ever to hurl a Celtics crush Bucks . Over 200 In Stock Still Pre-season Sale Priced ' �The ·Daily Sentinel By The Bend Calendar 1HURSDAY RACINE - Racine Leg1on Post 6CI2 will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. to discuss Memorial Day plans. Refff'shments will be served. FRJDAY Rtm.AND - Dance at Ru tland Civic Center Fiiday from 8 p.m . to 11 p.m. SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Re lired Teachers Association will meet Saturday at 12:30 p.m. at the Masonic Building in Middleport. Reservations may be made by calling 992-5156. Program on Big l:!rothers and Big SistPrs. SYRACUSE - BlkP-A-Thon Saturday for St. Jude's Hospital. Applications may be picked up at any school In Southern Local Distrtct. Home National Bank and Syracuse Post Office. RACINE - Racine Summer League Ball Association will hold lag day Saturday in Racine Village and vicinity from 10 a.m. until noon . RUTLAND - Dancing at Eli Denison Post 467, American Leg1on, Rutland, Saturday from 9 p.m. untill a.m. Snack bar and refreshment stand "ill be available. Happenings Shockey reumon ·RAVENSWOOD -The reun. . .mtdescendantso fJ . B. and A'o*j-.,ttin Shock<•y will be held .,.. at Chun:h of Christ Day C. &!use, 803 Adams Streei, Ra'Venswood . Potluck dinnN at noon and hymn sing at 2 p.m. in the audit01ium of the church of Chris! building, Kaiser and Douglas Avenues. Pooler-Wolfe reunion CHESTF.R - The PoolerWolfe rPunion will be held on the third Sunday in June !June 171 instead of the second Sunday in June at the Chester Fire House. Descendan Is are welcome and arc asked to bring a basket lunch. Lunch will be served a t 12: 4> p.m . Thursday, May 17, 1914 Reg1strallOII for summer quarter at Gallipolis · Business College ts now undeiWay. Classes will beg1n on June 25 at 9 a .m . For the convenience of working students GBC will offer night classes beginning at 6 p.m . Associate degree courses offered aff' In the areas of business admln istration; micro-compute r Pas• . 6 price of the meal Is $6 per person, and will be served by the junior class. Reservations must be made by Friday, May 18. · Speaker wUI be Jtm·carnahan, a graduate of lffi2. Carnahan Is a father, husband and, according to the association, "just an all-around 'Good Ole Boy.' " Tickets are on sale at the Racine Department Store and will be on sale through Friday . The dance will be from 9 p.m . to midnight. The Gary Stewart Quintet will be playing top 40 hits, music of the 60s and 70s, country and requests. Tickets for the dance are $4 per person and w!U be sold at the door. To be admitted you must be dressed semi -formally or of oriental design. Highlights of the dinner meeting Include reunions for the classes of 1914. 1919. 1924. 1929. 1934. 1939. 1944, 1949.1954, 1959.1964.1969,1974,1979. Alumni In attendance and the Alumnus traveling the farthest dtstance. Crowning of the 1984 queen and presentation of the royal court will take place during the banquet. TOPS meets Plans were made for an open house to b held at the Rutland Civic Center Tuesday at 6 p.m. when TOPS OH 1456, Rutland, met this week . Past members and visitors are Invited to attend the open house along with members of other chapters in the county. The open house wU1 be an informa tiona! session without obligation to join. Vegetables and diet punch will be served. At this week's meeting Linda Bailey and Cathy First werethebest losers. r.:=========::; and graduating senors of 1984. The 19th Paul Carnahan Memorial Scholarship of at least $500 will be awarded to a graduating senior. Harris Farms and Greenhouse of Portland will provide flowf'r center· p!l'ces for the tables. The centerpieces will be awardf'd as door prtzes. Gifts "1ll be g1ven to thf' Oldf'St PIZZA DAN'S MEN'S SOFTBALL INVITATIONAL GAMES WERE PLAYED MAY 5 & 6, 1984 1ST PLA~ Leading Creek Corp. Area church honors mothers, daughters "Queen for a Day" was the theme of the annual mother-daughter banque t of the Heath United Methodist Church held at the church. GOld crowns and Dower arrangPments decorated the tables and A skit, "Queen for a Day" was given by several daughters of members, Jeri Hawley, Mary Byer, Abby Blake, Amy Luckeydoo, Lee Luckeydoo, Margaff't George, Susan Houchins and Erin Krawsczyn. Special mothers honored were Francis Wilson, lheoldest: Jennifer Harrison, the youngest, Donna Jenkins, the n!'West: Joyce RDblnette, thf' mothf'r travelng the farthest, Jessie Houchins, the most grandchildren; Etolia Cassell, the small crowns were given as favors. The programs were !led with ribbons a nd preceding the dinner, Nan Moore had grace and gave some devotional thoughts. Pauline Horton welcomed the members and guests. mother with the most gff'a I· grandchlldren, and Nancy Cale, the youngest grandmother. Speaker was Catherine Robinett~> of Logan. Baskets from Biblical times was her theme and she dtsplayed handmade baskets madt> from Florida pine needles, conclud ing with a humorous monologut>. She was presented "1th a corsage. Betty Fultz was emcee for the program. Vicki Houchins of the Eleanor CirCle had the closing devotion. Rutland, OH. READY TO ROLL - Members of the school patrol 2ND PLACE at Pomeroy Elementary were preparing Wemesday lor their trip to WUllarnsburg, Washington, D. C. and Les's Carrvout Mason, W. \Ia . JRD PLACE logan, Ohio Leading Creek came from the loser's bracket to win the tourna ment by winning 7 games in a row. Thirty members of the school patrol at Pomeroy Elementary wUI leave this evening for Williamsburg, VIrginia, Washlng1on, D.C. and Gettysburg. They wU1 travel by Greyhound bus, accornpatned by BeckyTrlplett and Darlene Arnott, teachers, April Smith, Hank Cleland and Gene Triplett. They will ff'turn Sunday evening. Thanks to the people of Syracuse for letting this tournament be held . . ONE DAY ONY! them e was on May, with Wanetta Radekin reading, "No Love Like Mother's Love." Barbara Fry and Louise Radford won the contest, theff' were jokes by Alberta Montgomeroy, and readings, " Just Like Grandma" by Mrs. Radekin, and "Make a Good Day" by Mrs. Bolin . Refreshments weff' served by Ada, Pat and Roy Holt er. There will be a pie socia l at the June mff'ting. EMPIRE! Don Archer, 45422 Pomeroy Pike. Racine, received a Master of Divinity degree during the 22nd annual Commencement exer<'lses at the Methodist Theological School in Ohio May 13. Local pastor of thf' Northt>ast ,.-------------l F e SATURDAY ONLY-MAY 19, 1984PRICES TOO LOW TO ADVERTISE!! Woodland Centers Pomeroy ENTIRE STOCK OF HOOVERS ON SALE! BIG Ponderosa Introduces BIG Tater SAV~~GSH BIG Kyle Werry Werry birthday ,. HOOVER• • ·~ 1:::u.:;.•• 881 beering agftator h-. ~bruit-a you can $}49 ' . 95 REG. 119991 chengo . 111 qt. beg 1"11_..., fill~. in _ftts tKM. Vou'llike ... - I & - - ... """""' --....... - ··a...-...- •E-........._ $AVE $80 • ,_omozzlo-Canlot.r ..,.bii&W Mr. and Mrs . Bob Werry entertained recenlly with a parry in observance o1 tht> third birthday of their son, Kyle. A Bugs Bunny theme was carried 0\l t in the Cakf> and decorations mth ice cream and soft drinks being served. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Price, maternal grandpar· e nts , Mr. a nd Mrs. Charles Werry. paternal grandparents, Mrs. Steve Price, Stephanie, Stacey and Shannon, and Mr. and Mrs. Da ve Cunningham and Jodi. Other s presenting gifts to the honored guest were Mr. and Mrs. Dick Werry, Mr . and Mrs. Jim Werry. Jimmy, Randy and Rick, and Mrs. N01ma Goodwin . 2·MOTOA SPIRIT'" __.., •l«Jl)RPM Oualllta~te ....... • U• i1 likt.., Up· rithl f<n q111Ck pic:io.u"' 1 Combinttir>n nor· olt for"'''"'' '111111. h.l!d •IUI · ft~l fiOO!I t Sit dis!>Oublt btQ II lllf IC 2995 • -··~h ConYifll"'"" '""'"'for 01· rn•r>l " ' ' " fo< •l l><llfl '" 1111 Mn1Mft11JYU Your "EMtra Touch" Florist Since 1957 ~~ REG. $49 95 18995 m o- Middleport. Ohio CUSTOM SCREEN PRINTING T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets. Etc. SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992.7626 AFTER 5 P.M . .------------_J_____________ FREE GAS 50 GALLONS OF FREE GAS PLUS YOUR FIRST FILLUP WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW: Buick Pontiac or G.M.C. Truck EFFECTIVE MAY 15 THRU JUNE 15 Paod ad by Joseph S•yre, 49041 TR 10 59. ReedsVIlle, Oh . 45772 Sprin/{ Special Edge cleaning ... plus Automatic adjustmant REG. adapts cleaner to most carpet. S~clal deep '269 95 18 shoo & p uill"¥0tll"lr• t • • • T~39900 RECLINERS FROM $74°0 PH. 992 -2644 $469° 0 352 E. Maln , .Pomerov Your FTD Florist RUTLAND , OH . Alignment.. ....................$14 50 RADIALS Pl65 / 80Rl3 Firestone ..... 37. 50 Pl75/80Rl3 Firestone ..... 38.00 Pl85/80Rl3 Firestone ..... 38.50 Pl85!75Rl4 Reynolds ...... 44.00 P195175Rl4 Reynolds.. .... 46.00 P205175Al4 Reynolds ...... 46.50 P215/75A14 Reynolds ..... . 47.00 P95fl5R15 B.F. Goodricll.. ... 39.00 P215/75Rl5 Revnolds ...... 48.50 SLASHED Sofa. Chair, loveseat 4 Tires COMPUTER ROTATED & s1595 BALANCED .............. edge brusher deep clean s close to the PIT GROUP FLORIST 742-3088 MAIN Deep-cleaning kinetic action leave s carpet beautllully brushed and groomed . liontloi\Kh I H t .... -UI> RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande Co!IE>ge's Alpha Alpha Delt a Chapter of Phi Alpha Theta has a nnounced that the winner s of the McCarrell Pnze for 1984 are Miss Carmen J Manuel of Racine and Miss Karen BakerofWt>llston . Miss Manuel a lso prt>sented her paper a t !he regional Phi Alpha The ta Conference held a t the Univt>rsity of Toledo on April 28. Tht> McCarrell Prize was established in 19R3 to recognize the best papers written in hi story courses during lh<> acadt>m ic year . It is named for th<> late Dr. David McCarrt>ll and Dr. Ann McCarrel l. e meritus professors of history a t Rio Grande College. Judges for this y·par 's contest were Drs. Barry Thompson and Jack Hart , a long with Jerry W. Simpson, retiring secretary-trE>asurer of Alpha Alpha !.)(>Ita Chapter. SALES TIRE RUTLAND ST. Quadraflex agitator • Connn•tnf Special Graphics Cluster of United Methodist Churches in the West Ohio Annual ConfPrPncP, ArchPr is a graduate of Glenvillt> Stat~> Collt>ge, Glt>nvllle, W.Va. The son of D.R. and Dolores Archer of Rockport, W.Va .. Archer and his spouse, Sandy, will ff'maln in Racine followi ng graduation. Archer now joins the ranks of the Methodist Theologica l School's a lumni, which total more than 1,200 persons serving in ministry throughout the United States and the world . ONE DAY ONLYII thtllll'l Korn, David Buchanan, Greta Riffle, Debbie Blake, Jennifer Newman, Destiny Jenkins, Missy Weekly, Kenda Kloes, Valarie VanMeter, Nancy Baker, Eugene Aleshire and Chris Alkire . I wish to thank all those who supported me in the recent primary election. JOSEPH SAYRE Seog-Supplemental Education Opportunity Grant in addition to many othf'r grants. Racine woman honored by Rio 992-2192 From the folks who brought you baked pollJtoes. Patrol members who will be taklng the trip are Cary Betzlng. Randy Hawley, Bobby Rupe, Tommy Werry, Vlnda Biggs, Deanna Haggy, Shelly Triplett, Trlna Bachtel, Dennis Boothe, Todd Smith, John Anderson, Hank Cleland, Jennifer Buck, Becky Pearson , Tara Wolfe , Kaff'n Lambert, Shawn Durst, .Joe RDush, Bracy THANKS administration, accounting and an executive sercretatial associate degree that allows for addttional training In thf' medical or legal fields. For the necessary information in regards to enrollment eligibility and requirements, call 992-27644 and speak with thE' admissions department. GBC Is acc redited by lht> Accrediting Commission for the AsSOC'iation of 1ndependt>nt Coll<>ges a nd schools and is an f'lig1blt> institution authori7.ed by the U.S. Dept . of Education to participate in federal student financial and programs such as Pel! tforrnerlv Beogl Racine man gets degree from Theolgical school and ONLY at soonal Counse li ng and Family Services Gettysburg. The group wW Jeaveby Greyhound bus this evening and return Sunday. Pomeroy patrol to take trip Huntington Bank Rock Springs Grange has meet Ont> application for mt>mbers hip was read and approved at the Thursday night meeting of the Rock Springs Grange held a t the hall. William Radford reported on progress on thcrcmodcllng proje<'t. and Barbara Fry reported on the national sewing projects and the Pomona meeting at Hemlock Grove. The July Pomona meeting "ill be at the Star Grange ha ll with Inspection to t:.e held and the fifth degree presented. William Radford gawa report on the state bowling tournament. The winners in state com~tit ion were RDy Grueser. fourth, Roy Holter. sixth, Bob Haggerty, ninth, and Harold Blackstron, 6th in the men's singles: Btl! Radford and RDy Holter, fifth in the state in men' s doubles, and in all events, Bob Haggerty tied for eighth , Roy Holter, 11th. Bill Rlldford. 20th, a nd Harold Blackston. 24th. Laurel Grange visited and presented a program. Dorothy Bolin 's 7 Registration scheduled at GBC Racine alumni group makes reunion plans Officers of the RacinE' Alumni Assoclaton aff' flnallzlng plans for the annual alumni dtnnf'r and dance Sa turday, May 26, 6 p.m .. In thf' Southern High School gymnasium. Theme for this year's semiformal alumni Is "Mysteries of thf' Orient." While carrying out the theme. guests will not only exper ience the decor, but be treated to favors of oliental fans , chopsticks and fortune cookies. Activities begin at6p.m .. with the a nnual dinner consisting of baked steak, baked potatoes with butter or sour cream, green beans. cole slaw. roll. cake and Iced tea or coffee. The The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio P225/75R Reynolds ......... 51.50 P235/75R Crestwood ....... 53.50 TRUCK TIRES 1000· 15 Desert Doas.. ........ '65.50 IO.Ofl-15 .F. Goodrich Radial ..... 189.00 33xl.50xl5 RWL Streaker ....... 84.50 750·16 8.8. Goodrich Super Tractor 68.00 8.oo-16.5 coo~~~~uan !dfd.... ss.oo 36J!4.50xl6.5 Kel S'Orin ield .. 99.00 MANY OTHER TIRES IN STOCK Prices Include Mounting & Bubble Balance Computer Balance '4.00 Per Wheel WE ALSO INSTALL SHOCKS OWNERS: EARL FIELDS & MARTY DUGAN Mattress & Box Spring TWIN SIZE �·--siDErW A LK oA vS"'"-rrt_.Oh-io-~------~~..=Th::ursda=y=.Ma~y1_7._19~~ Thunday, May 17, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel Page 9 .,' ' ••' I • • '' ' COMPLETE STOCK 2 Friday & Saturday May 18 & 19 I : I I ~ o lllt. lii . Ph. I Ch•r•u R ono~ld Ho~nong , R Ph M oo Thru S<!i l l c00 " m to 9 P m ~u nd .ay IO . lO'Oll JO .I Ild ~ ~o~ m . P R ESC RI P TION S P H n 7-1' H F nendl1 Se r v 1ce E M.a 1n P ome rot . 0 O ~n Ntghh I•II 9 Kt nn e th M ' Cull ovgh , R . Ph . I I I I j ~ --- - -- -- 1' I I t SIDEWALK SALE DAYS FRIDAY & SATURDAY u :!! GROUP OF WOMEN'S Z Flats & Sandals <( $10° 0 PAl R w ~ GROUP OF MEN'S HUSH PUPPIES V2 PRICE CHAPMAN SHOES c HOURS: WOMEN'S ers. lops and ta ckets Reg . '6.00 to '10.00 ....... .. .. .. Sale ' 2 .00 Reg . ' 11 .00 to '18.00 .... ..... .. .. Sale ' 4 .00 Reg . '19 .00 to '28.00 .... .. .. ... .. Sale ' 7 .00 Reg . $29 .00 to '44.00 .. ..... .... Sale ' 10.00 Reg. '45.00 to '66 .00 ........ Sale '13.00 20% OFF .. Sup<'r Spt•cial .._ .... llr\ V Z WE Will BE DEONSTRATING THESE FRIJ)AY ANI) SAT!JRQAY THE FABRIC SHOP SINGER ..,..,..,.,ED DEALER Arr"uv $2 49 sa. YD . RCA XL-1 00 25" COLOR CONSOLE ONLY MEN'S $64900 KNIT SHIRTS S, M, L, X, XXL sizes - $ 4 99 00 Lingerie Specials casual an d dress y Men's s7.95 Knit Shirts.. ...... s5.99 Men's s9_95 Knit Shirts ........ s7.49 Men's s12.95 Knit Shirts ...... s9.79 Men's S15.95 Knit Shirts .... sn.99 JEANS TOP OF THE STAIRS Pomeroy, Oh. Ph. 992-6720 ~R<)yal Doulton KNIT SHIRTS VALUES TO 120 .u6ur DON'T MISS THE SAVINGS AT R ~ ~ FRIDAY & SATURDAY MAY 18 & 19 Sizes 8 to 20- crews -collared knitscut-offs - tank tops. Excellent styles and colors. w/a diUS!abl e angle 3 colors Boys ss.95 Knit Shirts ...... ss.29 Boys s7.95 Knit Shirts ......ss.99 Boys ss.95 Knit Shirts ...... '6.79 Boys SI0.95 Knit Shirts .... '8.29 SPECIAl GROUP OF DANSKIN LEOTARDS Scoop neck. 4 colors S11es Pet1te lhru XL . Your Cho1ce $488 REG. 111 .00 to '12.00 VISA" ----- E U, /tltl, •o .. u o •. ""'0 U •Uifllt>o C~GI CARD -I ' ~- SUITS & SPORT COATS MEN 'S $1 690 VALUES TO $25 .50 ~Sweaters ~J FASHION JEANS $!QOO to SJO.OO ATWOFORONE SALE $}2° $20° ·ODD L %Price Men's Knit Shirts For a limited time only you can purchase lwo Men's Winter Jackets The "Fresh Flowers" Collection comprises four new lovely designs. Inspired by the beautiful garden areas of London. Delicately colored and contemporary designs that are oven proof. freezer proof, dishwasher/detergent proof and con be used in microwave ovens. "Fresh Flowers" will bring a touch of English beauly into your home ... naturally at exceptional prices. Jl K&C Jewele rs Sale Price 1/2 0 To PRICE REG . SJ5.00 TO S1 05 .00 Price 120.00 to 42 .00 SALE PRICES 1/3 TOOFF REG. 518.00 1/2 If REG. MEN'S Buy " Fresh Fl owers' ' , ...., MEN'S LEVI'S 4-piece place settings of any "Fresh Flo\NBrs" Lambethware pattem for the price of one I There are also savings of 50% on 16-piece sets and 25% on selected open stock. Flex-Appeal Mascara . MEN 'S BOOT CUT Mayfair~=======';?' REG. 13.95 REVLON & 1/2 PRICE . otce . - . OPEN 9:00 TO 5:00 , MONDAY-SATURDAY EVENINGS BY APPOINTMENT Choice Jewelry, Hair Accessories, Belts, Etc. ch . 1 BOYS'S ,, Mary Powell - Owner/ Opertor Trudy Rou sh- Styl 1st, Suzann e Sisson-Stylist: 01Kie Eblrn - Siylisl SPECIAl GROUP OF ;-----------t SPECIAL GROUP OF EBERSBACH HARDWARE 110 W. MAIN ST. PH. 992-2811 . POMEROY, OH . SAVE $10° 0 Jewelry Dept. Specials HANDBAGS 4 Cubtc Foot Wheelbarrow .......... 6 Cubic Foot Wheelbarrow .......... 1102.12 S69 95 4 Cubic Foot Kelly ..................... 169.95 SJ4 95 3 Cubic Foot Kelly ..................... '34.49 S21 95 OTHER LAWN EQUIPMENT ON SALE FOR UNWANTED FACIAL OR BODY HAIR FOR MEN & WOMEN MEN'S AND BOYS' VALUES TO 1 16.00 Your ~~r99 PERMANENT HAl R REMOVAL Reg. '10.00 to 113.00 ...... Sale 13.00 .· Reg. 113.50 to 118.00 ...... Sale 15.00 Reg. 120.00 to '28.00 ...... Sale 17.00 Special group of Bras and Girdles : Reg. 19.00 to 115.50 ........ Sale 12.00 · Reg. 116.00 to IJQ.50 .... .. Sale 14.00 · style s. Solrd and stnpe s. Pomeroy Serving Me1gs & Gallia Counties As Your Smger Approved Dealer REG. 172.99 E'd'!P*M Sp ec1 al group of wmter weight sleepwear , . slips and cam 1sole s. Cor duroys and Demms - not all SIZ es. L1mrl ed quantities. Valu es to 123.95. Your cho1ce. • '' REG. 19" RCA XL-100 COLOR TABLE MODEL TV Control REG. 1549.95 ONLY $489° 0 w/ Push butto n keyboard tu ne r 115W. 2nd SAVINGS BY THE WHEElBARROW LOAD '; OUR PRICE 1699.00 LESS REBATE 1 50.00 ONLY 20°/o OFF Tiny Tailor' mending machine Mend and repair with durable lockstitch. Professional-looking results . No ad1ustments. liihtwe1ghl. portable. compact. easy to use. Match-A-Patch' hole and tear mender Save money on costly reweavini b1lls . Mend professionaly, with virtua lly invisible resulls on holes, rips and tears. Stitch -Me -Quick' hem and seam tacker Tack a drooping hem or split seam with thread 1n seconds. Repair clothes. drapes. much more . Easy to use. Button Magic" button sewer Sew on 2, 3 nd 4-hole buttons wilh thread in seconds. Fast. easy to use. ONLY Mabie or Pecan w ""P" 134.95 and 1 39.95 . Jackets ...... .. .... .. .. 1 15.00 : 149_95 and 159 .95 ; 1 Jackets .. .. .. ........ .. 20.00 . 179.95 Jackets ..... 125.00 : W/17 Function Remole Remote 210 East Mai~ Not all sizes- buy for wear next fall. ' 25" RCA COLORTRACK COLOR CONSOLE TV REG. 1900.00 VISA• JACKETS Knit tops , skirts. dresses, pants, snowsuits. Reg . ' 6.00 to ' 10 .00 .. ... ... .. .. Sale ' 2 .00 Reg . ' 1 1.00 to ' 18 .00 ... ...... .. .. Sale ' 4 .00 Reg . ' 1 9.00 to ' 28 .00 .. .. ........ Sale ' 7 .00 Reg . ' 29 .00 to ' 44 .00 .. ..... ... Sale ' 10.00 Reg . ' 45.00 to ' 52 .00 ..... ... .. . Sale •13.00 Brown color. easy care z AND SAVE 20% ON THSE NEW SINGER PRODUCTS MEN'S & BOYS' CHILDREN'S APPAREL - .-SAT. 9:00-5:00 -.....r"oDAY 9:00-8:00 WAREHOUSE SPECIALS LARGE SELECTION OF FABRICS FOR SUMMER SPORTSWEAR W $15° 0 SALE PRICED INDOOR/OUTDOOR CARPET a:l SHOES SALE PRICE Values To 142.00 1 GROUP oro TENNIS SHOES NEXT TO ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY 20% OFF ANOTHER GROUP OF POMEROY , OH. Pre-Teen , Jun1or. M1sses. cKfra s1zes and matermty wear Sportswear, dresses. blouses swea t <( ~~~~~~~K~~~~~~ w SCISSORS ~~Li~c:J;s ~ MARGUERITE SHOES SPORTSWEAR PRICE J: ~---------L--------~ u £t: SALE PRICE ues to 134.00 $ QOO HARTLEY'S SHOES, INC. By NIKE, COVERSE & ZIPS 1/2 SHOES PAIR GROUP OF TENNIS SHOES 0 V') <( ONE SPECIAL GROUP OF "THE MIDDLE SHOE STORE IN THE MIDDLE BLOCK" CONNIE, FOOTWORKS AND HUSH PUPPIES V') ON ANY MERCHANDISE PURCHASED OVER s20.00 R S!QOO DRESS SHOES 0 00 THE BEND AREA MERCHANTS ASSOC. INVITES YOU TO ATTEND SIDEWALK SALES IN DOWNTOWN POMEROY ON FRIDAY 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE TENNIS SHOES $1 MAY 18 & 19 ••••••••••••••••• SMURFS-KEDS-CONVERSE ----- ---- ----- GROUP OF WOMEN'S FRIDAY & SATURDAY SHOES & SANDALS 1 2 PRICE ---- -----------.,I II I I '· ~---~~_, GROUP WOMEN'S DRESS GOOD THROUGH MONDAY ,_ __ __ '·' lf2 Price SELECT GROUP WOMEN'S MORGAN QUINN & MILER SANDALS Price ,,' $21 25 ODD LOT 0 Men's Shoes 1/2 Price Men's Dress Shirts 1/3 TOOFF REG. S1 5.00 S21.00 Sale Price $17 50 TO $52 50 Sale Price $1 ooo to $1400 ODD LOT MEN 'S LONG SLEEVE Men's Dress Slacks 1/2 PRICE SPORT SHIRTS 1/2 PRICE REG. $18.00 TO 122 .50 Sale Price $9° 0 To $11 25 SATURDAY MAY 18 & 19 ••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••••• Balloons Will Be Passed Out By Clowns On Friday 11:00 to 2:00 & Saturday 10:00 to 2:00 WHILE THEY LAST �Thunday, Mzly 17, 1984 Pog&-10- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy PTO salutes patrol Awards we!'!' pl'!'sented to the - safety patrol members at the • Monday night meeting of the _ Pomeroy E lem entary School. The program consiSted of a band concert by the fifth and stxth grade band students of Dav id Bowen. ·HarrisonviHe happenings Field day was set for Tuesday with Wednesday being designated as the rain date. Flngerprinllng for the students was postponed until fall . Refreshments were served by the third grade mothers. Phillip Smith and Terry, Darlene Casto and daug hter, Tracie. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jewell a1Jd Cheryl and Ralph Anderson and Allee H offman . Mrs. Margaret Douglas and Francis A1klre visited over the weekend with Ray A1klre and Gay Ly nne Gibson In Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Sieple of Dayton we!'!' weekend guests of Mrs. Frances Young. Allee Hoffman, Cleveland Heights, and Ralph Anderson, Akron, spent several days with Pauline AtldiiS. Mrs. Mlll1e McGrath spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Oils McGrath, The Plains. and Mrs. Moille McGrath, Logan. Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Pauline Atkins were Mr. and Mrs. Business Services Slinderella J 0M1S S&WTV SHOE REPAIR Will Open May AND 21st 113 W. ~nd St .. Pomeroy, OH Open: 9:00 to 5:00 Closed Thursdays 5 15 I mo PHONE 992-2156 Merchandise 21 - Business Opportunity 22-Moneyto Loon 3-Announcements 51 - Household Goods 52-CB, TV & Rodio Equipment 53 -Antiques 54-Misc . Merchandise 55-Building Supplies 56· Pets lor Sale 1 II 23-Professional Serv1ces 4 -Giveaway 5 -Happy Ads 6 - lostond Found 7 -Yard Sale (pa1d 1n advance I Real Estate 31 ·Homes for Sale 32 -Mobile Homes for Sale 33- Farms for Sale B · Pu b1c Sale & Auct1on 57- Musical Instruments 58- Fruits & Vegetables 59- For Sale or Trade 34- Business Buildings 9 -Wanted to Buy Farm Supplies Rentals Services & Livestock 61-Farm Equipment 4 2-Mobile Homes for Rent 'REClAMATION WORK 'OIL FIELD SERVICES "DUMP TRU CK SERVICE 'CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUILT HOMES ' WATER . GAS & OIL LINES 44-Apartment for Rent 4 5 - Furnished Rooms IS-Schools 16-Radio. TV & CB Repa1r 46- Space fc. Rent 4 7-Wanted to Rent 48-Equipment for Rent 17-Miscellaneous 1 8 -Wanted To Do 83-Excavating 84-Eiectrical & Refrigeration 85-General Hauling 86-M .H . Repair 87- Upholstery Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTIFI CATION '' 'l t'!ll ' r l l ] I P,II) LAFF -A· DAY f' I• < I <II IW• I I' r•r Jr! 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I • ·• I I, l] t I I I I I t' l'1 I ' ' I I • ' rl • 1 '• 1 I '' I '• jt• j I , I• 1 343 - Portland 247-Letart Falls 949 - Racine 742 - Rutland 667 - Coolville • t, I 11 ( i d , o II'> 1• ' II "Beautiful, Custom Built Gar~ges" & Vinyl Aluminum Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Types FOR SALE DORIS KARSHNER (I) HOUSE IN CHESTER: Worked in home area 20 years Three acres with a nicely constructed concrete block home 26x30. 3 bedrooms. one bath. 12xl 5 livi~ room and 24x24 family room. Partially carpeted, fuel oil furnace with facili· ties for woodbumer. 12x15 block storage building. 20x30 block garage. Right off Rt. 248. counby setting. Yr mile east of Chester. OhiO. ~ud' 'R,n'Yt- 3-4. 35. 16 Mall This Coupon with Remittance The Dally Sentinel 111 court st. Pomeroy, Oh. 4.5769 - Addons and remodeling Aoofmg 11nd gututr w ork Concrete wo rk Plumb1ng and elecl rlt.BI work (Fre8 Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 9'12-6215 0' 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the lowest Rates 1 1 I I l I I 1 1 f . ~~---------------------· Dr. Carol Osborne Vetennanan Is At The Meigs Humane Society THRIFT SHOP Middleport From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday For Treatment Of Animals 5/ 8/ 1 mo. BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorized John Deere . New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Equipment Ports & S&rvice Farm I J •lo PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom. OH . 45743 PH. (614) 985-4212 We Use Von Sch~ader Equ1pment Recommended by Lead1ng Carpet Manufacturers . ' FREE ESTIMATES " 4 !0 I mo OHIO VALLEY ROOFING All Types Roof111g & S1ding GuHers. Downspouts Paint1ng. Coating NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 41lflr l rm I 1 J lfc ACCENT DOZER WORK FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E. Main, Pomeroy PH . 992-6931 ~ ~­ "FREE ESTIMATES " Available PH. 446-8038 "Free Estimates" Installation Avai lable or 992-7119 5/ 2/ 1 mo 4/ 27 / 1 mo WHALEY'S AUTO PARTS PH . 991 -7013 New Chevy Truck .. FENDER .... '76 95 DOORS '149 .95 HOODS ..... '17495 BUMPERS .... '69 95 GRILL . '42 50 R. SUPPORT . '84 .95 TAIL GATE .. '85 00 FORD FENDER . '69 .95 BUMPER .. ... . '69 95 Also Some Car Fenders Available Broker-Auchon Se!VIce Cheryl Lemley. Me~gs County Assoc~ate Phone 742-3171 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION New Homes- htens 1ve SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Is Expanding In This Area ANY SIZE BASS MOUNTED FOR $5Q Thru M onth o ( May - 10 Fuhron Show D1rec tors Needed - No Expenenco Necessa ry TANNED DEER HJDE S - N o Money Needod Sudable f o, Glove s. f 'c - E• co llent Pay Pleos Earn an S800 Jewelry Ktt - Wm Trtps and Pnzes Reasonably Priced Call 992-2063 Between 9 00 A.M -5 00 P M. 5-9- I mo - PULLINS EXCAVATING DOZERS BACKHOES OUMP TRUCKS LO-BOYS TRENCHER WATER SEWER GAS LINES SEPTIC SYSHMS TAXIDERMY SHOP New l 1ma Rd Rutland Oh PH . 742 -2225 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE We'd l 1ke to 1ntroduce you to Engage -A-Car. the modern way to dnve the veh1cle of your ChOICe LARGE ot SMALL JOBS No Down Payment lower Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box . 3~6 Pomeroy. OH 4~769 PH. 992-2478 For Faster SeN1ce ~ · 1• 1 1m Jl(l "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Washers •nlshwa11hers •Ranges •Refrfgerator• •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE ~ J Ur NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & Windows 3-2 tin Cleaning For Garm. Zebco . Shl mano. Johnson . Diawa . Quick . Roger Hysell GARAGE Rl. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 Call 614-992-6737 Roof1 ng Work & V1ny l S1d1ngs 15 Years Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 GAS- WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITIINGS VOLUME DRIPS Warehouse 985-3813 Residence 985-3837 517 / 1 mo. d. L__ _ _ _ 2 male dogs&: 1 female pup. Ca11814-3B8 -9811 . Male tiger cat t o a good home Call 446 2690 after a·oo Norge dryer to give away for pans. Cal/614 -742 -2463 Benjie type mother dog and 4 month old male pup. Good with k1ds . 304 676 -7833 . Small brown end white male puppy Good with k1ds . 304 -675 -5253 . 4 box clothing for yard sale All STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS S1zes Start From 11'xl6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Dog Houses FREE ESTIMATES P&S BUILDINGS BUS.: 985-3813 Rac~ne. Oh RES .: 985-3837 Pb 614 -843-5191 II) f, 'I f 81/Y·.UJ.t SEPTIC TANIS INSrAtLED Inc. 614-992-7626 ' PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF All TYPES I 1 •• •Replacement Windows •Sidewalks, Pat 1o s •Custom Built Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 ~~~~~~, L----------------------------~~~"~' ~'":·~~~J SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts. end supplies Pick up end delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Georges Creek Ad . Call 614 -446 ·0294 . Ba lloons for Get Well , Anni ~ Singing Gorrilla . Call Bal loons & Co 446 -4313. t •Gutter & Downspouts •Roofing Announcements verury1 . Birthdays , parties. 367-7560-367-767 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Announcemenls 3 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO FREE ESTIMAtES J&L INSULATION /I£6Toi1/A//F Wolfe Investigations, ES EXCAVATING •TRENCH ING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER. GAS . SEWER RAIN LINES County Certified 2 year old femalo Beegle 304 676 2075 6 Lost and Found lost- hub cap off '83 LTD Queen V1ctoria, somewhere from Co Ad 32, Bashan to Rt 7 through Pomeroy to Dexter area Call 614 · 949 lost. 2 dog s. 11s bla ck , short ha1r . medium su:e male , no collar. the other black , tan&: white. ama ll beagle With collar. answers to Sus1e Call 614-985-3574 lost- set of keys on North 2nd in Middleport. Call 0' 992 - lost in vicinrty of Route 2, between Y and Jer~cho Road. 4 month old black and wh1t8 German Shepherd pup Contact Bill Buck 304 - 675 -3594 COUNTED CROSS STITCH DMC FLOSS BOOKS CUSTOM-MADE FRAMES Register for May Basket full of Cross-Stitch Supphos . THE WATERMELON ., PATCH 500 Lincoln Hill. Pomeroy Open by chance or Appointment PH. 992-7582 Lost Norweg1an Elkhound. gray-black tipped , Mt . Ohve School area. Reward . 304 · 576 · 2106 0' 576-2138 Public Sale & Auction Auct1on every Tu es day night , Pt Pl easant, WVa Auct Lonnie Neal Youth Center Bldg . Camden St 6t4-367 -7101 R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Serv1ce. Estate , Farm, An tique & liquidation sales ltcensed & bonded 10 Oh10 & 517 11 mo pd 5-14-1 mo CHESHIRE , OHIO 3-1 . •Storm Doors •Storm Windows 2168 . II 1 !If Long Bottom . Oh _ G&W PLASTICS & SUPPLY part Collie . Call 614 -379 - Alum~num GAS LINES WATER LINES SEWAGE LINES STEVE FINLAW PH. - 985-4266 lit.! ____ 5 black & white puppies, & Garages SERVICE Parts, Service & L..._ 4298 . 8 Cu1tqm Pole Bldgs J l S !In FISHING REEL REPAIR 949-2263 share . Call 446 · Remodeling Insurance Work THE WRITESEL ROOFING CO. Hey on Man's watch in Bellmeade. If found call Ma Phelfrv. 675 -1 930 Reward DITCHING FISHERMEN Giveaway 6t4 -992 - 2984 3148 1m Anytime Business Services THE NEW 4 2960 Now Accepting listings in Meigs Co . DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK 992 - 2196 Middleport. Ohio 5-8 2 mo pd M. L"Bud" McGHEE M~GKEE PAT HILL FORD Ph. (614\ 843-5425 Real Estate General To welcome them home. Love Lmny We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. EUGENE LONG If interested contact The Home National Bank in Rac1ne. 949-2210. W31110g negative for eech print 1f desired . Hockenberry Phar macy North 304 - 675 2113 304 773 -5704 . SERVICE Cleland Greenhouse. flowers. flats or pots; hanging baskets ; wegatable plants: tomato planu; Geraldine Cleland . Vine and Main St. Racine . Flower• for Memorial Day. Nice selection, Cliff 's place. Powsll St .. lower Middleport . NeJCt to Stonewood Apts . Watch Okha the elephant pull up the Franzen Brothers Circua big top at the New Haven Ballpark on May 22. 9 Wanted To Buy WVa 304 -773 - 5785 or 304-773 -9185 Auction every Fri n1ght at the Hartford Community Center . Truckloads of new merchandise every we ek Consigments of new and used merchandise always welcome Richard Reynolds Auction e er 304 - 275 3069 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late m odel clean used cars Jim Mink Chev -Oids In c Bill Gene Johnson 446-3672 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swain Furni ture. 446-3t 59 , 3rd & Olive St , Gallipolis. Oh Wanted to buy standing t1mber. Call after 6 or anytime weekends , 614 · 388 -9906 or 614- 388 9617 . Baby furni~re in good con - dition . Cat1614 -256 6574. Buying dailv gold . silver coins. rings, jewelry. sterling ware , old coins , large CUf · rency . Top prices . Ed . Bur kett Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave . Middleport, Oh. 614 -992 3476 . Cash paid for fancy ~ron or heavy iron beds . 8160 and up tor certain Me1gs Co . stone jars. Old time cup - board . call 2711 1 -304-BB2 · COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Beds, iron , wood. cupboards, chairs . chasti . baskets , di1hee . stone jars , antiques . gold and silwer . Write - M 0 Miller , Rt.2 , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 or call 614 -992 7780 . 18 Wanted to Do lawn Mowing S20 .00 and $40.00 aach . Rolioble and dependable. First floor only. Write gi\llng directions . Wltten Piano• Reeson1ble rate1. Box 188 Strdla, Oh 43946. Phone 614-483- t 806. Cfyde1dale horset. Gelding 2 -6 years. Franzen Brothers Circua. New Haven Ballpark. May 22 onlv . Pony harneues for 50 · 64 in . ponies . Franzen Brothers Circus. New Haven Ballpark . May 22 only . Round back wooden chairs. Franzen Brothers Circus. New Haven Ballpark May 22 only Employm en t Service s 11 Help Wanted Reta1l Outlet must employ 3 conscientious. trustworthy, inside retail sales clerkslmmediateJy Retail expe rience desired. but not necessary Must be able to work wiith minimum superVIsion and be able to meet public , must be proficient tn basic mathmatics Oppor· tun1ty for advancement for nght persons Pleaae rep ly In own handwriting. referen ces required to boJt 800 10 care of the Gallipolis Daily Tribune, 825 3rd Ave . Gall1polis. Oh 45631 Government Jobs $1 6 . 659 - $50 , 553 - year Now h1nng Your area Call 1-805-687 -6000. e•t. R· 9000 Maybe you've seen our ad before and thought 1s sounded too good to be true . So did our Demon strator m your area Ask herl call 446 - 1270 or wnte Toy ladies Party Plan. Johnstown, PA 15904 Also booking parties . Strong healthy young people Re liable and hardworking Must have drivers li· cense . I nqu~re . Franzen Bros Circus New Haven Ballpark, May 22 only. Assistant Organist ne8ded at Grace Episcopal Church Call 614 -992 -3968 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORSGRADUATES . If you are wondering how you can get a JOb without work expe rience. the West Virginia Army National Guard might be the answer for you . Earn good money while learning a skill Full time pay while you train , part time pay once you come back home. call 304 - 675-3950 Of 1-800 -642 3619 Need economtcally disad · vantaged person to train for small business. WVa res1 · dents only . Contact WVA . Job Service. 675 -2770 Now Hinng!! Ladiesll Super person needed to h1re. tram demonstrators for House of lloyd, largest toy. g1ft home party company, flextable hours . In home position Exc mcome , Busmess e Exc xperience helpful. For details Without obhgalton call collect Betty 304 744 0924. L1ght delivery , must have car and know the area Apply m person FOP lodge , Neal Road Pt Pleasant between 1 -4 p m People to do light office and telephone work Apply 1n person FOP lodge . Neal Road . Pt Pleasant between 1-4 p m OWNER OPERATORS WANTED TRANSALL DIVISION OF PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS, 48 STATE AU THORITY TEAMSTERS UNION LOCAL 505 COM · PANY PAID INSURANCE AND PENSION LOCAL AGENT 407 8th STREET . POINT PLEASANT , WV 304-675-161 2 . SALES AGENT WANTED . Nationally known calendar manufacturer and specialty odvenising company offers an opportumtv for an industnoua self ·StJJner for full or part -time work . We need a sales oriented person to present our exclusive ca lendars. business g1tts and extens1ve advertising spe · c1alty assortment to f~rms w1thin the business com · muntty The Thos . D Murphy Co. is a pioneer 10 the advertising field since 1888. so you know we're here 1o stay . If you can orgamre your own time and de1ermme your own sue ceu. write Pat Murphy. The Thoa 0 . Murphy Co . P 0 Bo~e 3B2, Red Oak. Iowa 51566 Garages. patios, sidewalks, basements, block work . Reasonable priced . 35 vra experience Free e1timates. Call 448 -3394 General Hauling For nle Umestone. fill dirt, and top soil . Call Cell 614 -256 - 1427 Will do tutoring, can start immediately Call 446 - 7428 Garages, patio, sidewalks, basemen1s , done at reasona ble rates Call anytime for free estimatn . Call 614 - 256- t632 . Will do babysitting in my home any shift. Call 446 - 7761 Dependable Wake -up Service . $10 mo ., $12 long distance . Call 614 -446 - 7549 after 6PM. Will eire for 1he .. derty in my home. Lo11 of references . Men or women. Call 614- 867-3402 . & Vicinity 21 Business Opportunity Yard Sale Rodney Methodist Church . Rt . 588 May 17th. 18th. 9AM ·5 PM Church benefit sale 3 Famrtv Garage Sale Thurs . Fri., Sat 2 mi from At 141 on Nerghborhood Ad Patio Sale Thurs.-Sat. 10-5 Htde-a-bed . china tlutch. wheel cha1r . lots mise 2004% Chatham Ave . rear . Michigan Sale 50 Nell Ave Clothes. baby furn . toys. dresser . bikes. dtsh es . pomt, clocks . curta1ns Startmg May 17 Yard Sale 460 larrat (Across from fair grounds) m1sc . goods, chrldrens clothes & toys , electric r oaster I NOTICE I Yard Sale Fr1 · Set Shoest THE OHIO VALLEY PUB· ring R1dg e Clothin g all LISHING CO recommends sizes. tnk e. b1ke. end tables. that you do business with l '"-'_'•_o_f_ ev_e_,~v_ th_l_n_:: g _ _ __ people you know. and NOT to send money through the Yard Sate Fnday & Satur mful until you have investi- day 731 3rd . Ave Japanese WWII rifle , clothmg . 19 tt gated the offer1ng wood p1cket fence . m1sc Something Different Proven breakthrough in low 1 0 Family Yard Sale May 18 cost housing . National ma· & 19 F'i & Sat 9 :00-5:30 nufacturer is seek1ng reps 1n Down At 7 to Chpper M1lls !!elect area for steel framed turn nght and follow the homes and complete line of Signs to a brtck split lev131 metal buildings. 60% more house, 12th house after you energy efficient, mainte· top the hill on Shoestrmg nance free 83.950 invest- R1dge at Sandy Denms ment required . BO% refun- Coffee table. k1t chen lights . dable . For complete tncycle. clothes of dll s1zes · information package call Mr k1ds to adults. tools . lawn mower , toys . dishes. Avon Bruce at 1 -800 -433 -5555 1- - - - - - -- - - - SOMETHING DIFFERENT Proven breakthrough in low ma cos t hous.ng Na tOnal 1 nufacturer IS seeking reps m select areas for steel framed home and complete lme of metal buildmgs . 60 per cent more energy efficient , mamtenance hee $3950 investment requi red, 80 per cent refundable . For complete information package call Mr Bruce at 1 -800-433 -5555 . 22 Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rat8s Fixed conventional FHA · VA leader Mortgage , Athens , collect 614 -592 · 3051 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING lower pr~ced regular tumngs discounts to Senior Citizens. Churches & Schools. Ward ' s Keyboa,d. 304-675 -3824 P1ano Tun 1ng and Aepan Brun1card1 Mus1c Co .. 446 0687. Skill and mtegnty our trademark lene Dan1els . 446 -2847 1--- - - - - - - - Yard Sale 9 5 . Fuday Adults &: chrldrens clothmg . toys . pocket kmves. m1sc Centenary Townhouse 1- -- -- - - - - - Pomeroy Profess1onal Electrolysis Clin1c Probe Type Electroly· sis AMA, FDA & FCC approved Doctor referrals 304-675-5568 31 12x60 rriob1le home, new furnac e new living room carpet . · good condttion Must sell Call 614 -949 Pt Pieasant -- & Vicinity Big Yard Sale , Leon Baden Road , 2 m1les off 87 . May 16-26 Yar d Sale. Thur s and Fn 9 -5 . P1ano . tool s, a httle b1t of everythmg 2515 Mt Vernon Av e Po1nt Pleasant 31 Homes for Sale Owner transferred , must sell beautrful 3 bedrm brick home . Firepla ce. deck . woods , pnvacy , sunshine 563,900 5420 Call 614 -992 - House & lot 1n DeNter, 4 large rooms . metal roof . cement porch . hand dug well. near mrne no 1 Pnced to sell . $6500 Call 614 · 669 -3761 1 1f1 story , 2 -3 bedrooms . 6 acres, Lebanon TWP, With out buildings Natural gas heat Asking $14 ,000. Call 614 ·843 5231 . House f or sale by owner . Clarence Hill Prtce negotia ble, immediate pos sess1on Br -lovel, Rustic Hill s. Syr a· cuse, Oh10 . 2 full baths, 3 bedrooms . hvmg room , d1n 1ng room , k1tchen . diS hwash er . gar d1sposal. fa m Ily room w1th f~re place. 16x12 b1un for storage, cham lmk fe nce Call 614 Call 614 -247 -3012 1- - - - - - - -- - For sale by owner. hou se & land on SA 338. A acme . Call 1216 6t4-949-2215 For sale by owner, 3 bdr home, 7 ecres, fully car· pcted, built -in range. double garage. Kyger Creek School Dtstrict . Interested persons 8 yrs old , 3 bedrm . 2 baths. family room w1th wood burner Smglecargarag e. on 8 flat acres with stocked pond City water 1n Racme 12 Fam1ly yard sale May 17-18 -19 . 8 am ram or sh1ne Next to Pow ells Barber Shop . Galltpolts Ferry;, WV lots of nice clothing , household items. vacuum cleaner , full bed, love seat. several cabmets. wash basm and cabmet , 186 Suzuki motorc ycle. good condition . par ak ee t and cage Come ea rly lots of bargams. G1ganuc yard sale. 8 m1tes Rt 2 Nonh Secon d house on right bes1d e Bud C hatt1n Road Clothtng , furntture . appliances. mi se Th ur sday , Fnday . May 17 & 18 Call 614 -949 -2641 3 bedroom. alum srdmg. storm windows. gas furnAce & wood burner Front &: back porch . carport . range . refrigera tor. dishwasher . & microwave Call 614 · 992 · 31 Homes for Sale 3 bedroom Ranch on Rt 160, S38. 500 00 9 per cent assumable loan s call 304 675 -7746 2183 or 675 - 1- - - - - -- - - - 3 year old total elec tric h o me , fenced backyard and deck . 8 1f2 percent assumable loan low 50 's 304 -675 · 6643 A frame house. 18 acr es, 15 mmute dnve f ro m Ka1ser Letart . 304 -89 5 3935 I__::_:___::___ ___ -:--:--:-- REPOSSESSED 12 x60 two bedroom mobil e home . S600 00 down 60 pay ments at $137 14 monthly All State Modu lar H om es 304 576 -271 t 32 Mobile Home s for Sale TRI - STATE MOBIL E HOMES USED CA RS. TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CAll 6 t 4-446· 7572 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST . GALLIPOLIS. AT 35 PHONE 6t4 -4467274 1965 12x60 mob1le home. unfurmshed , 53.900 Call Halley Park 1973, 14x60, 2 bdr , Quail Creek Mob1le Home Park , ex cond . French Ctty Brokerag e Ser v1cos. 446-9340 1976 Nova Tr1 -Star 3 bd r . 1 bath shag carpet -LA & bedro o ms . all electnc skirtad . range, refr~gerator . W -D hookup eMC con d Movtng must sell, S7 ,000 C all 614 -446 -3588 5354 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUYIII 14 ft w ide three bedroom, bath and half. mobtle home sitting on nice lot, ready to move into 9225.00 down $225 00 p8r 3 bedroom frame house . 39 Chilltcotha Rd . Large eet -m kitchen , w1th Hunter ceiling m_o_n_t_ h_ 3_0_4_-5 _7 _& _·_2_7_1_1_.__ fan . bath , attached garage 1_ with opener. AC -ges heat 1· (well insulated! tully car- Owner transferred . mu st peted, lots of storage space. sail, exc cond $66 ,000 down Assume city schools Immediate pos- 911,000 loan 304 -675 session Ca11614 -446 - 2583 81f2 pet t529 . Price reduced , 3 bedroom home, 1 acre of land, At 62 Charleston Road. 304 -675 - port $29.600 Call 446- _4_8_ _ 14 _·_4_4_6_·_ t &_7 _6 _.__ B_ 7 _.6 4222, .-------------- 1 2 bedrooms with garage, 3 lots in Mason , W .Va . 304 - Creek . Coll446 -1515. 882 -3288 . 6 rooms , basement, double garage, 1 & one -third acre lot. Rose Hill , Pomeroy Seven year old home . three bedrooms. garden spot. 2605 Lincoln Ave .. 8 % percent aasumable loan . $32.900. Call 1-614 -678 · 2613 . Sale or re nt 1 4x 70 , 1979 thr ee bedroom Shannon all e l ect rt c mob1le home 12x28 built on family room, wo od -coal burner, excellent condt11on . some furniture . w ell water. acre land. Jerr'{s Run Road Apple Grove, 35 Lots & Acreage 3 -5 acre homesites for neer Rt 35 at Rondey . 3 mi from Holzer Hosprtal Call 446 · 8221 . 28 acres in W VA borders C h1ef Cornstalk. located off M1ll Stone Ad Mostly w oo ded. tobacco lotment . all mm eral nghts . hunters paradi se. S 11 . 500 Call 614-367 727 t 1ft acre lot w1th rural water & septr c tank $7.000 Call 446 -32 4 3 R1v er lots for rent -call Cha rl es Grtff1th at 614 -992 - 5782 Rentals 304 -675 -5047 ofte, 5·00 A m ce 1 bdr house. 414 E Coll ege St. R1o Grande. on corner of College Caall 446-0157 Good house for rent on At 160 Call 614 -388 ·9909 5 rm house 1 m1 Gallipol1s of Rt 588 out Call 614 -245 -9170 Houseshar~ng farm near Chesh1re. S 75 mo plus share utilities Cell 614- 367 ·0359 4 bedroom house . lmcoln Hill , Pomeroy , $ 300 Depo sit & ref Call 614 .992 - 2815"' 992 -2362 House for rent , 7th Ave ., M1ddlepon Call 614 -992- 602B 304 -675 -3513 3177 0' 675 - 3 bedroom house on Rt . 160 . S 300 00 month Dep OSit and reference requ~red 304 -675 -7746 2 bedr oom house S1 50 month Ref erences & S100 depOSit 304 ·675 -4684 Unfurn is hed 2 bedroom home . Second Street New Ha11 en . 517 5 304 882 - 2505 3 bedroo m 2 bath, fur nish ed . washer & dryer . $150 month . 5100 deposit 304 895 3828 446-1340 6 room s & bath . large entrance way. pantry. base ment & attic . firepla ces. finished floors large front porch , partially insulated Will s&!lft on land contract Call61"4-992 -7887 m 992- log cabin 3 acres M or l . 100ft. frontage on Ra ccoon ' 73 Camero n, 12x60. all e l ectnc Ca ll 304 675 - 4 bedroom house. good location. ca ll after 6 ·30 PM . Nice 3 bdr home on 1 acre more or les!l, 1 % m1. from Oak Hill on State Highway. outbuildings and ntce garden . $34 .000. Call 614 4 bdr . t v, bath . 5 acres, garden spot , V? mi below Eureka Workshop with car- Tratler on large wooded lot . BOAT RAMP and dock space Call 5 -8 evenings. 304 -675 -6448 Terms wv 304 676-2356 7285 614-245 -5859 . 4 :00. Phone 304 676-2978 alter 4 00 304-676 -2662 Yard sale 5 m1les up Rt 35, Henderso n Mav 17 & 18 446 -215t . Call 614 -992·6941 12x65 H.T strtpped 2 w1ndow air co nd. $4 .500 00. 9 :00 to 6730 Clayton 1983 12 x60 2 bdr . like new. on lot a1 Oua1l C reek Mob1 le Home Park French .C1ty Brokera ge Ser · VICeS . 446 -934 0 Catch Spnng Fever ! W1th home m Middleport. Extra low pnce!l N1ce location 2 bedroom tra1ler. new carpetrng . part1ally remo deled $3000 . no less. Can be seen on Rt. 124 acro11 from Hysell's Garage Houses for Rent :1:7:th::&::F:":d:ay::1:8:t:h::::::~~5:· : o:o::::::::::::::::::~ 41 - -- - - l Homes for Sale 682 -7159 295B K&K Park , lot 29, Thurs Fn Sat 9 :00 to 7 p m 4 -famlly Baby bed. d1shes mat ernity clothes. QUilt top , silver · ware , Zenrth allegro quadro phomc stereo . tap es . re co rds . bed frames Bul ova watch Aarn cont inu ed Monday 474 Kathy Dr~v e, Galltpolls . Oh10 {PI8asant Valley Est · ates) Furn and c lothes . m1sc Thur an d Fri 9 t 1tl Must see to appr ec 1ato. 2 bedroom. 1 % bath. dmette. k1tchen . & hvmg room . plus nver nght ·away. On 338 acr ou from Ka1ser Alum 3 bdr. ranch style home on Sanders Hill. Dmmg room, k1tchen . bath . attached gar age. AC . has gas heat. $48 , 500. city schools . Call 1976 K(iicwood , 14x70. 3 Friday &: Sat. from 9 to 6. Peach Fork Rd . CR 19. 1/• m1 of SA 33. Maternity . tnfant -4T . men's & women's clothing. bedspr eads & sheets. 4 mag wheels for Datsun pickup without front disc brakes . soft sculptured dolls & misc . Ra1n or Shme. Garage Sale -G&W Plasti CS Warehouse b elow post of . fi ce in long Bottom , Thur s 247 ·4134 only. &49,000 . Call 446 4262 . Ohio. Call614-992-3324 . tHtdroom s. 2 full baths, tote! electric, •&ooo Call 614 992 -7726 0' 992-3396 5 familvs · 6 m1l es o ut Jerrys Run Road Appl e Grove May 17. 18 , 19 9 to 7 Real Estate By owner lovely 2 bdr . home on waterfr ont . boat ramp & dock. close to town . priced $34 .900 . Will help finance Call 614 256 Closing Opt Trailer Rental Buainesa ·,-tad 22 ONLY 15 LEFT . Sjzea 10x60 & 12x52 . 2 bedroom fur· n11hed . A ~omfort able home for a LoW Pnce. Brown's Tra1!er ~;ark . Minerlville . Garage sale at Jerry Burke' s on Sumner Rd . Friday & Saturday. Middleport & Vicinity THOMPSON BOOKKEEP ING . Monthly and Quarterly accounts welcome 428 Second Ave Call446 · 1136 Yard sale - Wens. & Thurs. May 16 & 17, Corner of 5th Palmer Streets. M iddleport. Stero & some furniture a. FrezlfJrs Bott om Fle.a Market Every weekend U.S. 36 Fraziers Bottom. WVa . 26082 . Don FrazierOperator 304 · 766 -2779 Garage Sale 606 Jay Dr Fn . & Sat May 18th & 19th. Financial 0< Situations Wanted ..... ·Giiiifiloifs.. -··---- 3t71 . 614-742-2951 . The new Sarah Coventry now has 14 carat gold . d1amonds. costume Jewerly. luggage We are h1nng fa shion show dtrectors . Show our new line . EJCc. pay plan Can earn pnzes trtps, Canb bean cru1se Also. can earn $800 00 kit of Jewerly Managament opportunity Sound eMciting 7 For interVIew phone 304 -773 · 5197 a5k for Ruth 12 Call 614 - 266-6261 after 6:30. Roofing and guner work , metal work, houaapainting , c.rpenter work. Exc ref Free eetimates. Call 446 - 11 . 32 Mobrte Homes tar Sale e. Trimming . Wanted old pianos. Paving PHOTO SPECIAL! Now thru May 31 - color repnnt:l from your negat1ves . 12 for S1 .89. May use different 2 black half German Shepard puppies, 7 wks old . RADIATOR "Free Estimates" (2) TWO STORY HOUSE I N RACINE: Oownstatrs equipped w1th kitchen. living room. dimng room and den: upstms has two bed· rooms and one bath: house also has basement Lot SIZe approx. 48'x308'. Needs work. In lh1s one last message you whtsper and say. Across lhe last nver thai leads to God's throne , Tell the children we'll be Sapt. 304 ·B82 3224 304 -675 -1777 . Real Estate General agam Ju st wa1t and see' CHESTER-985- 3307 ( ' ' lin SUPERIOR SIDING CO. IN MEMORY OF • I 1 • ' I' YOUNG'S RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE III II 4 words per l ine) 54 Misc. Merchandise 992-7201 .. $4 .00 .. $7.00 In Memoriam The chi ldre n were ca lled lo the hospital one day They told us our mother had just passed away_ I stood by the ca sket lhat cold gloo01y day. I wanted to tell her I wanted to say It has not been that long Mom S1nce Dad passed away . What I would have g1ven to JUSt have you slay. Somehow I look back one year ago today. And know thai you'rew1th h1m: What more co uld 1 say1 No more pa1n. no more sad ness Will you have to bear . Should I te ll my son some day, That one day I II be happy When I'm called away. W1th sadness t'llleave h1m. But w1th JOY 11 w1ll be. For we wil l be a fam1ly PH. We Hove A Full Time Shop Technician on Duty Call for free siding es· timates. 949-2801 or ... $3 .00 POMEROY. OHIO ' I· d BISSELL SIDING CO. Pt Pleasant leon Apple Grove Mason New Haven letart Bulfalo 949-2860 Up to 15 words .. One day insertion ... Up to 15 words Three day insertion Up to 15 Words ... 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WV Area Code 304 Meigs County Area Code 614 256 - Guyan D1st . 81 -Home Improvements 82-Piumbing & Hooting 62-V\dntedto Buy 63- Livestock 6 4- Hay & Grain 65-Seed & Fertilizer 4 3- Farms for Rent 13-lnsurance 14-Business Training I Services 41-Houses for Rent 1 1 -Help Wanted 1 2-Situated Wanted ,. ' ' 446 367 388 245 - 35 -lots & Acreage 26- Real Estate Wanted Employment l l. ' I Gallia County Area Code 61 4 I "DOZER . BACt< HOE Call followin[( lelPphone exchanges nu J&F CONTRACTING 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Classified pages cover the McDanutl Cu1tom Butchering. during summer working first week each month. startmg back full time f1rst of Th e Resl Residential & Commercial 71 -Autos lor Sale 72- Trucks for Sate 73-Vans & 4 WD 74-Motorcycles 75-Boats & Motors 76- Auto Parts & Accessories 77-Auto Repair 78-Camping Equipment 814-992-3704 . Serv1ce Ava1lable Servrce !hal Towers AbovF MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE Transportation warp . will you pleaae call House Calls and Shop service and installat1on . 1 -Card of Thanks (paid 1n advance) 2 In Memory I paid 1n advance) Tho lady who wanted to weave my ruga on white Antenna Installation For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair Financial See tho Worldo grootootond grandeot aggregation of appoloota ponioo at tho Fran· zen Broa . C~rcua on May 22 at Now Haven Ballpark . APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester. Ohio Ph . 985 _4269 If No Answer . Call 98S-4382 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Announcements Announcements at the New Hoven Boll pan We Service All Makes & Models The Daily Sentinel 3 youlions at the Snarling andFranzen tigers Brothers Circu1 on Mev 22 ~==~~~~~===~;::==~;:;:~~~==::1 await Ruth Smith lost the most weight, and Carolyn Van M eter · was runner-up at the Five Points Sllnderella class this week. At the Mason class, Barbara Zuspan lost the most weight and Rita Arnold was runner-up. Karla Cheavller lost the m ost weight with Kelly Hawkins as runner-up The Daily Sentinef.;-Page Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio Thunday, May 17, 1984 Pome10y-Middleport, Ohio 1979 Duke Crown RoyHI 14x70 2 bedroom . family room . AC . m1 cro . underpmning Call 446 ·9845 73M~tnor14x70 2bdr . hke new , $7.900 69 Dotrotter. 12x60. 2 bdr . 54 .900 Call 6t4-446 -0175 1978 14x70 all elec tric 2 bedroom . 2 baths Call 446 -3243 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr trailer fully fu rmshed . good locat1on . sec dep req Ca ll 446 -8558 n1ce 3 bdr mob1 le home. furn 1shed . con vemenr locati o n on AI 7 . no pets Call 614 -245 -58t8 lady has new m ob1le home W ant s Chnst1an woman to m ove m and share e111pens81 304 -675 6874 1 bedroom mobile home 5125 month 304 675 · 4154 14ft WIDE 2 BEDROOM ALL ELEC mob1le home . Sitttng o n mea lol ready to m ove mto For rent w1th opt 1on to buy $175 00 down S 1 75 00 per month 304 576 27 1 t 44 Apartment for Rent Mobile home for s.ale or will trade for F· 250 Ford pickup truck Call 446 -1052 after 5PM 1981 3 bdr Nausha 14x70, deluxe total electric. central air, set up in park near town . Priced reasonable. Ca11446 - 7904 o• 448 -4576 . 1981 Nashua40x 14, 2or3 bedrooms , appliances, total electric, many extras . Call 614-246 -6802 J A C KSON ESTATE$ APARTMENTS !Equal Housmg Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms, rent starting at S 157 for one bedroom and $193 per month for t wo bedroom with s 200 deposit locate~ noa r Foodland and Sprint Valley Plaza. pool end TV ant Call 446 -2745 Of leave message �Page 12 44 The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time Apartment for Rent 56 4/IK>A :ZCENr NOMEMAPE. $/611 ·-· · wko. old f95 . Call 446 4576. Half Bobcat kittens. 3 with · out teilt 860 .00 or 1 with tai l e3o .o o . 304 - 937 2886. 3 rooma &. bath . Was her & furnished dryer. Clean, no pets, aduha only . Dep . & ref req Call 446- 1519 Puppies. mother Doberman father 1 4 bla ck male . have been wormed t10.00 each . 304 · 675 ~ 3676 3 bdr . unfum . garage apt ., $250 plus deposit . Call 446 -37B6 7110. Furnished Mobile Home. central air, mile below city 675-3638 Puppies AKC co llie Has shots and wormed 304 - overlooking the river . One or 57 two adults only . 446 -0338 . no pets, adults only, dep & ref . req . Call 446· 1519 . Nice new private downstairs, apt quiet near HMC , 1 adult only . No pets, ref . req . Drapes, stove, refrig . Furnished. S200. mo . Call 614 -446 -4782 . 2 bdr . apts ., newly dec ., utiltt1ea partly paid, $145 mo . Call 675 -5104 or 675 - 5386 . Unfurnished 2 bdr . m Crown Coty . Call 446 -7838 . 2 bdr . pert. furnished . park front . newly remodeled . wa ter &. hot water paid . Cal 446 -3919 after 5 . Newly remodeled 2 bdr .. equipped kitchen . central air. B21V2 Second Ave .. Gallipoli1 . Cell 446 ·2 158 . 513 Jrd . Ave .. Gallipolis . 1 bdr . $135 includes water . deposit req .. adults only Call 446 ·4222 between 9 & 5 3 room apt .. $235 Bachlor apt S 150. Ref . plus dep . 6 m o lease Call 446 -0952 . Furnished efficiency. 920 4th .. Gallipolis $175 U t ili · ties peid Single Call 446 · 441 6 after 7PM 1 bdr furnished apartment. central air ·heat Call 446 · 1414 1 bedroom Apt S 196 mo mcluding utilities . Equal Housing Opportunity Con · tact Village Manor Apts 6 14·992· 7787 992 ·7721 . Efficiency apt . for rent for 1 or 2 people, Roush Lane. Cheshire. 304 · 773 -5882 . Apt. for rent , 2 bedroom , furnished in Middleport. Utilities mcluded, 8205 a month . Call614 - 99~ - 7177 . 1 beroom , furnished apt . 8190 Deposit & ref . re · quired . Call 614 · 992 · 2815 or 992 ~ 2362 . 1 & 2 bedroom furnished apts Call614 -992 -5434 or 992 ·6914 or 304 ·2566 Upata~rs apt . for rent in Racine. furnished . $1 25 . mth ., unfurnished , $100 . mth . No pets . 614 -949 - 2946 or 614 ·423 -8267 APARTMENTS. mobile homes. houses . Pt Pleasant and Gallipolis 614 -446 - 8221 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apartments now available to elderly & disabled w1th an in c ome of less than &12.300 Rent.ng for 30 percent of adjusted income . Phone 304 -675 · 6679 One bedroom apt . partly furnihsed . utilities paid . 304· 675 · 7112 45 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms 1nd light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel Call 614·446 ·0756 Sleeping room $115 . ties p1id Share bath, only . Range & refdg 2nd Ave ., Gallipolis utih · male 919 Call 446 ·44 16 after 7 PM . 46 Space for Rent Mobile home lot for rent N o I~~~~~:;;=:;:;:~:::::::::l~~~::::~::=;:::::::• 51 Household Goods Whirlpool refri g . kitc hen table -4 chairs , RC A disc player Call after 4 .00 in the evening 446 -2892 . Used bedroom suite , Hybrid waterbed and set of bed · d1ng . Corbin & Snyder Furni ture, 2nd . Av e .. Gallipolis . Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy Large Iota. Call 114-992 -7479 . 2 trailer loti. 1 smell child accepted . 304 - 676 ~ 1076. Merchandise 54 Misc. Merchandise 446· 1 171 . 5804 . Captain's halt bed with m attress . draw ers & book shelves . li kew new , S 1 00 . 1982 Chevette load ed . Low ery o rg an Craftmatic king s1zed bed Call 446 · 3101 after 3 .30 Ca11614 ·256 · 1662 . Countrv Oak Furniture. ta· bios, chairs , c upboards , dry si nks . pie sates. lots of misc. Conkles At 7 , Tuppers Plains . Ohi o Kenmor e wa sher & dryer $125. Gas dryer S65. GE refriger a tor S65, Self · defrosting refngerator S100 . Maytage wringer wash er $100 Call 614 742 ~ 2352 . 30 inch whit e e l ect r~ c range . exc. co n , $100 19 1nch co lor Quasar TV $ 150, 25 1nch TrueT one color TV $100 992 ·6254 1 2 windows. approx size 66 " ~~:32 " 1 2 storm w1n dows w1th scree n s, approx size 66 "~~:32" . 2 wmdows, 1ncludes storm and screens 38 " x28' . All exc cond Must sell ent1re lot 30 4 - 675 · 181 1 Sofa. cha 1r . rocker . otto · man . 3 table s. !extra heavy by Front1er) S6 85 . Sofa. chalf and loveseat . S275 Sofas and cha1rs pnced fro m 5285 . to S895 Tables. 645 and up to S 125 . H1de ·a· beds . S440 and up t o S525 ., Recliners. S175 to S375 .. lamps from S2B to S75 5 pc dinettes from S99. to 435 7 pc S189 and up Wood table w1th s1~~: cha1rs $425 to 5745 . Desk $110 up to $225 . Hutches, $550 and up , maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattresses $250 . and up to S 395 Baby bed s. S 1 10 Mattr esse~ or boll springs full o r twin . $58 firm S68 and S78 Queen sets. S 195 4 dr chests. S42 5 dr chests $54 Bed fra mes. S20 and S25 . 10 gun · Gun ca binets . S3 50 Gas or electnc ran ges S 375 Baby mattresses . S25 & S35. bed frames S20 . S25. &. S30. king frame 950 Good selection of bedroom sui1es. ce dar c h es t s, rock ers , m6t al ca binets , swivel rock ers Used Furniture .. Refr igera· tor s, chairs , d ryer s. end TV 's 3 mil es ou t Bulaville Rd . Open 9am to 6pm , Mon thru Fri . 9am t o 5pm . Sat Call 446 ·6566 TV Household Goods S. Appliances. 627 Third Ave .. Galllpolio. 614-4461899. Spin waahers. gea 8t electric dryers . auto wa•han. gal • electric rang•• · refrigerators . TV aeta. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Weaherli, dryers. refrigera tor•. rengea . Skegga Ap- pllonceo. Upper River Ad . belkh Stone Crel1 Motel . 814-448-7398 . King lize boA oprlng1. 120. oldjuotabit bed frame. t1 O. Call 304-876-115151 . 614 ~ 266 - New bush hog. 3 point hitch equipment. 1 6 ft . lawn mower &926. 2 6 ft bledet 8300 each 1 7 ft . blade 8825 . 1 earth mover 8576 . A uoc . Fabricators. Call 81 2 tractors. 1 M Farmall, 1 H Farmall & 2, 14 ft . hay traitors . Call 614 - 949 · 3169 53 Antiques Kit c hen cupboards. pie cupboard , player piano. Singer sew1ng machine, oak table . stone jars , dolls Call 446 - 3945 54 Misc . Merchandise Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered 1 2'" · 22 '" stocked i n yard . HEAP vender . prompt delivery . 614 · 266· 6245 . STUCCO and PLASTERING 614 - 446 ~ 9777 or 446· hogs - 4o ··· 4 - 5 · 6 - 7 11 . plows 1 · 2 bottom . culttva· tors 1 -2 row , Ch1e11el plows 5 · 7 · 9 shank . rear blades 4 -5 % · 6 · 7 · 8 ft , post hole d1ggers 9 - 12 ", York rakes, rototillers 40 · 52 · 60 · 70 ", potatoe plows. boom polesregular & HD. Carry ails. sunflower rokes. trailer lood of barb wire $21 roll , tobacco setter . 2 ax:le trallers - 17 ft long . USED Wheel disc, 3 pt disc. 2 small pull type 16 b lades. plows -2 -3 -4 bo«om . post driver, shaver, rotary hoes NH , MF . Ford mowers Rakes 3 -P MF . Nl pull type gravity boxes with wagon s. 10 h Chiesel plow , used tra ct or part s. Ford , Ferg . Oliver 60· 77 , farmall H- M , other used parts for plows, balers ' We buy farm & indus· tria l equipment Call 446 ·4705 . 13 ' curved wooden c hurch pew . c herry butcher block table . walking {spinning) wheel. yarn winder Call 614 ·367 ·0359 Call 450 B Case tra ctor crawler , 1981 . used2200hrs, 450C Case Bac kh oe, used 2 200 hr s Both for S 38,000 . Call 614 -949 -2293 or 614 . 698 - 6364 F~rewood for sale, $20.00 pick -up lo ad, S30 00 deli · vered Call before 11 :00 after 6 :00 30 4 ·675 -2991 Power King tractor with mower, snow blade S3 ,800 Stihl chain saw S100 . Call SURPLUS ARMY . Camou · flage . denium. rental clo thing . boots , rubber-lea ther, packs , children camouflage Open Fri . Set , Sun .. 1 to 7PM , Sam Somerville's , East · Aavensw oo d . Plenty free parking on South · We st s1de near large wh1te bl ock building Wood chuck , model STWC 12 Brush Chipper. exc c ond . $4,650 .00 AUice Chalmers model DO road grader, all hydraulic, 6 cyl ., diesel engine . $8,500.00. 304 ~ 458 - 1610 . 50 John Deere tractor. 3 poent hitch. po wer steering. 614 ~ 367 · 7220 . 9790 . Dragonwynd Cattery Kennels . AKC Chow pup. pies, CFA Himalayan, Persian end Siamaae kittens. Call 614-448·3844 of1or 8. CAPTAIN EASY horsepower, power steer· in g . automatic transmission, air conditioning . Call 446 - 0677 . 1975 El Camino will constder trade, good cond . Call 61 4 -367·01 64 Call ~U,P IC IOU$ EA,V~ '79 Chevy Lu'll, 4 speed, 26 mi. gallon. long wheel base. $2600 .00 . 675 ·6613 . 676- 1848 or 1967 Chevy dump truck 12 ft . bed. 6 cyl. 1 % ton. good cond1t1on. $1800. Clyde 1975 Datsun 620 pickup. $600 . 4 speed, current sticker. recently overhauled engine. John D . Gerlach . 304 ·675 · 5263. 62 1979 Jaep CJ-5. 6 cyl.. 3 6 :00 . 63 .000 . Call 446 ·0515 . 2 .000 lb tobacco base. until th e last of May Call 446 · 73 9777 or 446-3592 . W anted Gravely for parts. must b e LCB Custom Con wertiable model . 304· 576 · 2441 . 1977 Rally Sport Camero . light & dark blue, good condition Call 614 · 985 - Livestock Holstem bulls from OHF test ed. dam s w - 20,000 lbs. of milk or more . Also HOI · stein c ow AI sired. Call 614 -286 ·2496 . Vans & 4 W .O. H & S Home Improvements vinyl siding , roofing. room addition. storm windows , stone . Call 614-367-0409 or 514 ·367 ·7244. G&NE ' S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN . scotchguard-water extra c tion. deodorizers. FREE esti mates . Re.sonable rates . Gene Smith, 992· 6309 . RON'S Television Service. Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Ouazar, and house caiJs. Call 304 -576 - 2398 or 614-446-2464 . spd . loaded with extras. ANNIE Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 304 - 676 - 20 mos . old gelding "h Arab1an 1/z POA Horse . Call 614 -245 ·5090. Registered Polled Hereford bull . 4 yrs . old . Would trade. OUR BOARDING HOUSE ,•. 3187 . '81 Celi ca Toyota, lih back . 77 Dodge Aspen . 76 Ford Elite, 72 Chevy Impala . Call 304 ·576-2372 576 -2285 . ond 304- 1978 Capric Classi c, 304- 675 - 1393. Simmental cattle Double B S1mmental Farm . Addav1lle. Cell614· 367· 7727 . ' 79 Mercury Cougar XR7. PS , P8, Air ·cond .. AM · FM tape, low mileage, exc . cond . 64,000 .00 or best 1 and 2 yr . old Angus bulls. By Power Play & Power Pack , out of Shoshone & Power Play Daughters Goe· bel Angus Farm , Coolville. offer 304 ·675 · 6586 . Small b1llv goat, best offer. Coli 614·986·3555 , WERE THESE P~INT5 " I WAS SO HERE WHEN 1 WAS FI'IOM FluHTIN ' Tl1 ' WA6HEr;> ASHORE SEA I P~ OB'LY WOU LDii'T HflVE YES TEI'I£111Y?"' "-"· ~NOTIGEO,.. '76 Cordoba, air·cond, PW. PB. PS. $1 , 100 .00 or best offer . 304 ·675 ·7591 . 78 Olds Delta 88 Royale. ac . ps, pb . tilt wheel. cru1se . am -fm radio , tinted glass . very clean. good condition . Priced to sell after 5 p .m . 304 ·675-2663 . 5511 01 773-5823. 1980 Otesel Rabbit . ac. 4 speed. 4 door . radio . 43 to 50 miles p er gal . 304 · 675 · 5 yr . old Registered Here· ford Bull . Priced on c all 64 Hay 31 19 . 1978 Pmto wagon , 4 cyl ., 4 speed. good tires. clean . $2 .000.00 or best offer 304 ·675 ·5917 1976 Suck 675- 1868 Sky lark 304 · 675 ·2714 or 675· 1 577 & Grain Quality hay for sele tn field . S1 50 per bale Call 304 - 773-6381 or 773 ~ 5170 . Transportation Bronco 1978 loaded with extras. exc cond Call for appointment 446 - 1050. Au1os for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars Smith Buic k · Ponttac. 1911 Eastern Ave . Gallipolis Call 614-446·2282 1982 2 dr . Chevy Chevette, 4 s pd ., AM - FM tape , $3 .495. 1981 2 dr . Chevy Chevette auto . sunroof, 93,195 . Johns Auto Sales , Bulaville Rd Gallipolis . 446 · 4782 . open til dark . 1971 Cadillac limousine exc, . cond ., tinted windows, 83 .600 firm . Call446 · 1833 or 446 -7833 . with ' 78 Ho nda Accord, 5 speed . 2 door hatchback, AM -FM , ai r , PB. new tires 675 · 6286 . 74 Jll!>T ON!! WOM"'-N : rienced roofing . including hot tar application. carpen· tar, electncien. mason . Call 304 - 675 · 2088 4660 . or 676 · GET your carpet BSA (I) Circus (!) NFL's Greatest Mo· menta NFL 's Greatest Mo· ments p resents ·son of Football Foll1es · Cil MOVIE : 'Greet North· field Minnesota Raid ' Cll Ill Cl2l MOVIE: ·From Russia with Love' 0 I])® Magnum P.l . ()) Tycoon: O"T he Story of a Woman CID Sneak Previews Neal Gabler and Jeffrey Lyo ns lake a look at 'The Nat ural' and 'Firestarte r ' -- 3802 . Silver Wing ride It full or consider truck . Call good Cil MOVIE : 'Carousel' Water wells commercial and domestic, test holes, pump sales and service 304 -895· ALLEY OOP MAKE SURE YOU nJRN AT 1>115 FORK ... IT'~L TAKE 'rVt.l RIGHT 1>1' IV!Aiill VILL"'>< BASEMENT WATER · PROOFING . Unconditional lifetime guarantee Local references furnished . Free estimates . Call collect 1 . 614-367·0172 after 6PM . 1971 Hank· 'NELL ! """',....., SHIP 1982 C8 660 Honda. low Absten Home Improvement mileage. sissy bar, chrome. Specia lists, framing . roof · ·ing , siding. concrete, remo · case guarda. 2 helmets. dating, painting, etc . Free $1,600 . Cell446-3989 . estimate. 304 -458 - 1566 . 1982 Hond;~ Interstate. Air dress 61 ,996 trade for PU [l) MOVIE : 'Wild Horse HUMANS AROUND AS SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN 1980 Harley Davidson wide glide. Can be seen at 8etz Honda . cond .. Fll THE TRAIN ROBBERS • John Wayne in actionl WVAH bers ' 8 :30 1981 Kawasaki KOBOM good condition . 446 · 2722. call after 5 :OOPm. ' 73 Datson 110 . runs good, new starter, rew orked head , new brakes . good drive to work car . S300 .00. 304 - 675 · 1349 or 72 9 :00 Harley Davidson Pan Head motor, wide glide front end $2800 6846 . Call 61 4 · 992 - For sale. 1980 Kawasaki KDX 250, good condition . $600. Call 61 4·992 · 2859 0' 992 -2912 1982 Honda V -45 Sabre . 4 ,000 miles, water-cooled, shaft-drive, digital clock. fuel , temp ., and tripmeter gauges . Much more . exc . 75 Boats and Motors for Sale CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING star! 614· 446-4477 JIM'S PLUMBING l!o HEAT· lNG . At. 1 . Bo• 355. Galli ~ polis. Call614-367·0676 . 83 10 model Chevrolet 1 1/:o~ ton dump truck, $1 ,500 Call 61 4 -388 ·9303 . 14 ft . aluminum John boat trailer & cover, purchased new 1983. has 2 swivel fishing seats & motor guide, electric foot controlled trol ling motor . Call between 7 · 9PM weekdays, anytime weekends. 614-246-5820 . 1982 Chevy S- 10. 4 sp., 4 cyl., AM I FM. tape , vinyl covered bed . sport wheels. $5995. John's Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd ., Gallipolis, Oh. 446-4782 . Open till dark . 1981 Chevy Luv 4 spd .. AM · FM tape. vinyl covered bed. $3.995. Johns Auto Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipolis . 446 -4782 . open til dark . 76 Chevy Luv new frantend parts. tune up , good cond .. 8500 firm . Call 614 · 37921 15 . 1960 International 4x4 1A ton. flatbed , with 40,000 lb . wench. $1 ,696 . 1979 Ford F· 150 Larlet good cond .. 83 . 196. 1979 Ford Courrier good cond .. new tires . new paint. s2 .696 . Coli 614 · 388-9906 . 1 979 Chevy Luv 4 spd . radio , real sharp . &2 ,696 Johns Auto Sales. Buleville Rd. Galllpollo. 446-4782 . open til dark . 19 ft . Fiberform SS 185 . 470 Mercruiaer motor, open bow, stainless steel pro · palter, boat has only 26 hr. since new. has been stored 1n garage. exc . cond ., $9 .000 . Call 614- 367 · 7760 or 614-367-0186 . Correct Craft & Ski Su · preme , fam ily ski boats New & used. Parkersburg , wv 304-422 ·8433 422 -2367 . 0< 304- 10ft aluminum boat 6100 304 · 675 · 2119 after 6 p .m 78 Camping Equipment 9 :30 Excavating WINNIE ,. WHAT'l l IT BEFIR5T? FOOD? DRINK 7 OR A HOT SHOWER AND CHANGE OF CLOTHES. Plaaoa. $3,600 flrm . Coli 448-1 641 . titer call 446 7078 for oppolntment. e 1 975 Ford F1 00 auto .. I .e .. p .1 .. truck. 51.000 mlleo. Coli 614-742 -2880. (l) TBS Evening News Cll 01 (]21 20120 IJ) MOVIE: 'This Land Is Mine' ® Newswatch fi)INN News 10 :15 Cil MOVIE : Dotson's Tree Service . Insurad · Free Estimate. 304- ~ 676 ·2897 . .' 84 fit & Refrigeration Love American Style 4066 . SEWING Machine repairs . service. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Scissors . Fabr.c Shop . PEANUTS SERVICE . YES, MA'AM, I Call J1m Lanier, 304 -676 · STILL I-lAVE CMALKBOARD ERASERS ON MY FEET.. 7397 . Uphols1ery Cffi News/Sports/Weather Tony Brown's Journal 81 Benny Hill Show 1 1 : 1 5 I]) Mazda Sportslooi< 1 1 :30 I I Cil CIJ Tonight Show Cil Not Necessarily The News (I) Best of Groucho • ~ 1163 Sec . Ava., Oallipolit. :.,. WELL. I COULDN'T FIND MY SANDALS AGAIN 50 1 THOUGHT AS LONG AS 1 ALREADY HAD TJ.IESE ERASERS ... WELL BUT DON'T WORRY, M/:l:AM •. 1 WON'T WEAR T>IEM TO TilE SENIOR PROM .. Ol·l, r THOUGHT MAYBE THAT'S WHAT YOU WERE ABOUT.. @II Twilight Zone 11 :45 Cil MOVIE: 'The Innocent· I]) Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City. NJ 12:00 (l) MOVIE: 'Twilight Zone - The Movie' Cil 8uma & Allen Cll MOVIE : 'Sunohlne· Cll Nightllne I]) Dove Allen at Large ® MOVIE : 'Hang 'Em High' 01 (jJI Eye on Hollywood @I) Gunamoke 12 :30 II Cil Late Night \dth David Lettermen Cil Jock Benny Show C1J Eye on Hollywood Ill Cl) MOVIE : 'The $5 .20 m en Hour Dream· 814-446·7833or614-446- \" 1833. ~ ·.•.. ' Cl2l 0 CIJ Trapper John. M .O ® Ail In the Family Ill ~ Nightline General Hauling TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Ill (]) Catlins ([) WKRP in Cincinnati 5 - 17 87 CIJ 614 ~ 992 · 2284 . WATER I]) ID Cll All In the Family YOU KNOW I CAN'T WRITE,SNUFFY CIJ 0 II (jJI Newt 1 :00 ... I I I [J IABBOOMI (J I WHAT THE 50 L.ITA R Y PA WN6 ROI<ER UNI70U6TEDLY WA5. FRIMIN [J Now arrange the o rcled leners 10 lorm the surpnse answer. BS sug· gested by lhe above canoon I Print answer nere: (Answers tomorrow.) I Jumbles SWAMP Yes1erday ·s BANJO MAGPIE RENDER At what age were !hey mar r led ?AT TH E " PARSON ·AGE . Answer BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoty Mutual admiration but to play his ace. Norm an led back the Jack of spades and 5· li -64 NORTH +AKQ 75 'I A 7 KJ 9 4 + Pass Pass back in finessed with h1s cl ub e1ght to come to the mne tnc ks he needed and a top score. He scored a d1amond trick in the coo l of the evemng to EAST • 9842 'IK t A 10 52 • 10 6 3 2 make his top a little bigger "If Norman had held two SOUTH clubs, 1t woUld have been +10 '1108 53 • 73 +KQJ8 54 automatic for h1m to hold up - th at 1s. automatic for Norman , who ma y well be the best defensive player there 1s. Vulnerable: Ne1ther Dealer: North West was two remammg h1 gh spa des, led the seven of clubs a nd • 97 WEST +J63 'IQJ9642 • Q8 6 +A Edgar dummy He cashed dummy's ··Edgar Kaplan modestl y claims tha t Nortb East So uth I+ Pass I NT 2t Pass 3+ 3 NT Pass Pass incredibl y he made an clever pla y to make his contract since an ex pert like Norman would never have gone up w1th the ace of c lubs unless 1t was a smgleton. Norman , equally modest, not only adm1ts that his own jack of s pe~ de~ lead Pass Openmg lead · •Q wa s brilli ant. but also concedes that Edgar eva lua ted West's ex p ert 1s e correct1 y " Incidentall y, th1s col umn is being wntten JUS I befor e I By Oswald Jaeoby and James Jacoby Oswald: " Here is a lavorite hand of Edgar Kaplan and Norman Kay, who usually play as partners. They were opponents on this hand, since they were playing in an individual tournament. Edgar was South . Norman, sitting West, opened the queen of hearts. Edgar played dummy's ace, dropping East's king " At trick two, Edgar led the nine of clubs from dummy. He played the king go off to play as a fift h m ember of a t ea m made up of Edgar , Norman , B1ll Root and D1c k Pavlice k, who are the del endm g Cup ch amp1ons Van derbilt Norma n (lhe nices t bri dge player ) will let me play half ol each match with Edgar I thank him for thiS , as I d1d when we won th e Re isinger in December. I had played then as 1f I wer e in my pnmc and not a sick old man w1th onl y miracles to keep me alive." (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I and Norman had no choice ~'.~tal' THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Inter - by I Jwnble 3 Quite astonishing 1 4 Chance 5 Hwnble 8 " Essays of ,. s Of the 9 Dress moon trimming 6 Alas' (Irish) II Flaccid 7 That's 12 Breathe m astow1ding 1 lf Drink up 9 Almost 15 Edible root pureed 16 Cowpoke's 10 "Lion in nickname Winter" 17 Beer queen 19 Drop the 13 Proficient bait 15 Molding 20 Fashioned style 22 Desolate 180klahoma 23Throw city 24 Municipal 20 Absolve Yesterday's Answer 21 British afternoon ritu al 22 Volcanic spew 24 Evlls (Fr . I 26 Jewelry term 211 Dr. Phibes on fi~n 32 DIVISiOn word 33 Transaction 35 New Guinea town 36 Altar con- stellatiOn VIP 2!i Incarnation of Vishnu 26 Frolic 27 Greenland Eskimo 28 Pacific islands 29 Namely (abbr. ) News r!) Another Life (!) SportaCenter FIDDLESTIX !! Pasquale Electric Co . all phases of electric work , all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental. 614 - 446 · Pomeroy . Big 10:30 (fi) Bits and Bytes BARNEY Electrical ·rho Brawl' :, 11 :00 I I Cil JIMS 8912. Factory All (l) MOVIE : .A Time To Basements, Footers , Con· c rete work, Backhoe's, Dozer &t Ditcher, Dump trucks. &t water -gas-sewer· electrical lines . 79 camper, air. bath. sleeps 8 . ' " t o eppreciat•. 304 · 87&- CIJ Duck Renko con stders bathng out bef ore h1s weddmg and Joyc e mak es plans 10 flv off to Pans to th1nk about her separat1on. (60 mm .) BUT I'VE GOT AN !JETTeR IDEA! tlond. Oh.614 ·742 · 2903; Aloo pools filled , Coli 61 4· 256 -1141 or 614 -446 · 1176 or 614·446 ·7911 . 18ft contolnod I I Cil Die' James Boys Water Service . 1977 NONE OF THOSE ARE J A R.Construction Co . Ru - 2326 BURDETTE CAMPER SALES llo SERVICE. Open doily 9 to 6 :30. Set. 9 to 4. Sun . 1 10 4 . U.S. AI. 60, Coolville . Oh 614 -667 3388. Cl) ®I 1 984 Miss USA Cil Video Jukebox 10:00 I I Cil ffi Hill Street Blues Dozer Work free estimate. Call anytime. 446· 8038 1976 Starcraft travel trailer Salt contained with all ex · traa. 82800. Call 304 -882 · LWB pickup, Candy Apple red. Florida truck. imm1culate condl · tion . ev•rything new, 8 cyl. atandard. Must aee to appreciate. serlout inquires only the the employees are suffenng from a fear of co nfrontatton and an 1nability to be hones t Good -1 Excavating , base · ments. footers. driveways. septic tanks . landscaping. Call anytime 614 - 446 · 4537 . James l. Davison. Jr. owner. 85 Motors Homes & Campers CIJ Cheers Dock Cav~ Pageant Bob Bark er and Joan Van Ark host th1s pa · geant as f1hv · two of the most beautiful women 1n the U S compete for thts cov · ~ed title . ' ·\ (1j) Mystery! 'Shades of Darkness .· When Cathenne returns to her old home after many years· absence , she IS reluctant to let he r young da ughter Daisy play 1n the gard en 's maze j60 mm ) (Closed Captioned) been ab'1q Cor . Fourth and Pine Gallipolis. Ohio Phone 614-446 -3888 or I I Cil 0 Too bad, Rover! You rniqht've 5PM . New Tech Times ett v1s1ts Cheers . (A~ CIJ America at Crossroads GASOLINE ALLEY Plumbing & Healing 1 977 Harley Davidson low rider . Call 446 -7015 after Family Ties Mal- Atlantic City, NJ ® 304 ~ 773 ~ Trucks for Sale 1988 Ford Remodeling. siding, interior and exterior. textured coat · ing. simulated brick and stucco. thermo replacement windows. 304 -675 - 1660 . 82 CIJ I I Cil lory d1 srupt s Alex's interview with the dean of admiSSIOnS ~R) (]) Top Rank Boxing from extended front end. $660. p . m . Rogers Basement Call 614 - 367-7 424 after 5 . _w_a _t_e_rp_r_o_o_ri_n.::g_.- - - -C70 Honda Passport . like new. 6400 . See John Ecker. after 5PM eall446 - 1126 . A rh, Fll MOVIE : ·Train Aob · 614-237-0488 . 9 a.m . to 5 --LIWLT ·-·-~- (AI 1- -- - - - - -- - - Motorcycles cond. Call 304-675 ·2520 . Hoople (•) IT 15 EASIER TO PREP;CT T~£ DI RE.CTI O N~ OF ,.._ T~OU~NP 5WA.LLOW6 i~A.N TO UNDERSTAND RINGLE ·s SERVICE e•pe- STEAMER . Water removal, furniture cleaning . free esti mates 304-675 -2295 . 9144 no calls after 9PM . 71 1- - - - - - - - - -- ... IF FOL~S COME S~ IN - OIVIN' IN TME SE 'IJATEAS TH ERE ARE BOUND T'BE OTftE!f l!lil Star Trek 8 (l) CIJ NBC News (I) Rifleman (!) Numero Uno Cil Carol Burnett· I]) Ill (]21 ABC News 0 Cll!D CBS News (fi) High Feather 7 :00 B Cil PM Magazine (1) Here Come the Brides (!) SportoCenter Cil Sanford and Son (I) Entertainment Tonight CIJ B.J./Lobo Show 0 CIJ Wheel of Fortune CIJ Nightly Business Report ®News {fi) Mac Neil/Lehrer Newshour ID ~ Entertainment Tonight fl.) Jeffersons 7:30 8 (I) Tic Tac Dough CI) Unsafe at Any Price Dangerou s foods and products ar e exam 1ned m lhis consu mer report . (!) ESPN·s Spoedweek Cil Bob Newhart Show C1J Family Feud 0 CIJ Family Feud Cll Dr. Who ®t Wheel of Fortune Ill (]21 People's Court Fll One Day at a Tima B:OO I I Cil CIJ Gimme a Break An old c lass~ate of Nell' s tnes to conv1nce her that she should get her d1ploma 1 4 yr old Palomino gelding, br oke to ride , 304-773 - I.:==========:Jl:==========:.. 286 ·6944 . Chevy C a mara , 350 corvette motor, orange with bla ck stripe Call 614 -992· Call 614-256 ·6691 or 614256 · 1196 . 614· 667 ·3838 0,614·667· 6623 1978Chevyvanauto. 6cyl .. AM -FM tape. carpeted . co vered spare tire on rear. ladder . $3, 495. Johns Auto Sales . Bulaville Rd. Gallipo· lis. 446 -4782. open til dark. 4200 or 985 ·4244 304 ·675-5149 oher 5:00. 614 - 367 ~ 0181 . 490 John Deere corn planter S300. 3 pt . John Deere corn planter 8400 wheel disks S450 & up. Case 4 bottom semi -mounted plow $300 . 2 bottom plows $250 & up, fertilizer spreaders $250 & up. 8 row boom sprayer 9475. Ftumhand grinder· mixer $1,250. manure spreaders $450 & up. Mas · sey Ferguson 3 pt rake $600, Massey Ferguson No 10 baler 91,250. Hesson haybine like new S3 , 500 . 20 f1 hay & grain elevator with motor $500. New Idea belt driven mower $360. John Deere c orn sheller $300 , Ford adjuuable pickup disc 6460 . Other field ready equipment . Howe' s Farm Machinery, Rc . 124 & Mayhew Rd, Jackson , Oh . 614 · 1979 Chevy Capnce Classic. 2 dr. ac. ps , V -8 engine . body good cond1tion. axe . performance. Will consider all offers . Call 614 · 992 7412 after 5 p .m . 8 :30 'l'HERE.EH• stone . Call 614 -367-0409 or 614 -367 ·7244. 1975 Mon:za 283 motor PS. automatic . red with black interior Call 446· 2590 after Wanted to Buy '· H & 5 Home Improvements vinyl siding, roofing. room ;~. addition. storm windows. " · 61 4 - 949 · Bowen Jr . 304-676-2336 . 78 Chevv Monza 2 plus 2 . hatchback , V -6 , AM · FM . PS . PB, ex c . cond., S1 ,650. NOTHit.J6 some remodeling . 20 yra. ••P· Caii614-3B8-9652 . Toyota pickup, runs good, no rust , good tires, topper, $2400. 2853 Newahour (fi) 3 -2· 1 . Contact PAINTING- interior and ex· terior, plumbing , roofing , Trucks for Sale Call 614 ·388 ·9905 . masonry ", 8" , ~ 12 '' blocksupplies, . Delivery 4service. Stud Service. Call814-446· 7796 . 1969 Capoice, 350 V-8, 300 72 $2.00 eoch . 304 · 676 · 2075 . 9364 LUMBER · Rough c ut , oak . poplar . 2x4. 2•6 . 2x8 , 1x4, 1x6. 1 x8 . length available . 8 ft through 16 ft Hogg & Zuspan , 304 · 773 -5554 . Boarding all breeds. Heated indoor · outdoor facUitiet . AKC Doberman puppieS: 8158 . 1975 Pontiac Astra. 4 cyl. , standard. good cond .. S650 . 12 in . plow f1ts most 12 or 14 HP gerden tractors, never used , S50 . Call 614 -367 · like new 6 ft . adjustable Kmg Kutter dtsk . used only twice. $300 Call614 -256 · New galvan1zed corrugated culvert S2 36 ft up All s1zes . Fittings Pipe. beams . structural ste&l · new. used Big discounts Delivered! Anywhere! Nowl Estimates free 304 -925 ·0884 . Pets for Sale 1977 Dodge Asp en 8 2.000 miles. S 1, 600 . Call 446- 200 seven foot locust post Registered Polled Hereford cattle, 2 bulls18 months. 10 yearting he1fers. Contact Diamond l Farms . 304· 6, 55 Building Supplies 56 Autos for Sale Call 614 ·388-9906. 304·675·7337 . 2 J o hn Deere balers, o ne t or parts & John Deer e hay conditioner $575 Call aft er $200 .00 . 304-675 ·7590 . Phone day 304-882 -2222. 71 304 ·675 · 3246. 614· 388·8409 . 0315 . Stanley coo ler. 430 lb 1ce machine , d1gital ca sh reg1 s· evening 882 · 3239 . ~::==~=======:::;===========-~ One row M .F. field chopper. 93.5 00 . 00 . 304 - 468 · 1610 . MOVIE : 'Greased Ughtnlng' CIJ New Treasure Hunt (!) Mazda Sportslook Cll Andy Griffith CIJ Nows/Sporta/Woathor Cll MacNeil/Lehrer Marcum Roofing & Spouting . Now installing rubber roofs . 30 years experience, specializing in built up roof .· Call614 -388·9857. '"' I]) 11UD Cl2l News -.·•.--. 614-256-1182 . M .F. 10 ton silage wagon . used 3 seasons, $3.500.00. 63 2484 We specialize in Kmg Kutter equ1p . See us and save on the following New King Cutter tools. brush JC Penny portable 4000 BTU air co ndittoner . 3 yrs. old in A -1 condttion . $ 150 . Brierpatch Kennels Profet· aional All -breed grouming. Indoor-outdoor boarding fa · cilities. English Cocker Spa niel puppiet. Call 614-388 - dinette table . Coll814 -256 8417. OH 14.500 BTU Searsaar c ond1 · ttoner . used approx 3 m onths S250 . Call 614 · 367· 7150 after 4PM . Now open for busineu, Mountain State Block. At 33, New Haven Complete 2115 . J1m 's Farm Equipment Cen· ter. At. 35 W ., Gallipolis. Call 675 ·4235 . 8o Son. Call 446 · 7786 . Coffee table ttereo, ttereo, 614 ~ 379 Fo r sal e 4 grave lot s in Ohto Valley Memory Gardens . Judy Taylor Grooming . Call varto. RON EVANS ENTER · PRISES . Jackson. Oh 614· 288-6930. 9N Ford tractor with 12 in . plows , good shape, $1 , 500 . or $250 f or plows . Call 446 ~ 0452 Umestone. Sand , Gravel. Delivered in Mason, Meigs. Gallla or pick up at Richards Plastic cisterns 1tate approved. pl11tic septic tanks. plaatic culvert. metal eul - Tractor. model B with cultivators Call 614 · 256 ·6417 . Stroller, 2 bar stools. smk & fau cet s, standard s1ze wm dow . old sch oo l desk. Boby bed Call betw een 8 & 1 PM , 197 5 D odge 'M o na co S 600 .00 . 14ft. slide 10 truck ca mp er [ self co ntained~ $600 .00 . Chevy 8ft half bed . left s1de $125 00 870 Wing master pump 20 gauge Farm Equipment I I I Cil . 7:.-t Home Improvements · Commercial and residen tial, free estimates. Call v) ,._ ~... A 6 :00 B Cil Cll 0 How about joining us? b VINGE 5!17/84 ·. ~ 1331 . 61 Unscrambkt these four Jumbles., one letter to each square, to lorm rour ordtnary words. THURSDAY ...-.. 614-992-6101 . 304 ·896 · 3382 . Farm Supplies & Livestock BRO.A.OCASTING CORPORATION1 ASS.URE YOU. ID'il ~THAT SCRAMIILEO WORD GAME \9 ~~ 18 ~HenriAtnoklandBob lee ~fl~i.\tll ~ EVENING Pull type 42 " double d1scfor lawn and garden tractor Vegetable plants $1 .00 and up on Rt . 33 in Letart . Watc h for our signs . TO THE BRI'TISH B.B.C- NO RELATION Salaa. Services tractor 304· 882 · 2847 . Fruit Vegetables Red & white sweet potat oe plants .· Call 614 266 -6674 after 3 :30 . Only Sat . M ay 19, 1 OAM to 6PM at 419 Fourth Ave . 1 COi,.J Ch and matching chair, 2 upholstered rockers , 1 sin · gle bed , springs and mat · tres s, 1 record stand, 1 telephone stand, 1 washer and dryer, mi sc . chairs. lamps, sm table s and stools . For information, may call Audr ey Canaday, 446 -3036 besttocall446 1301 o n day of sale SWA IN AUCTION l!o FURNITURE sao. & · Upright piano 52 00 446 · 8174 eve 304 -675-4550 . WEEK ONLY May 13-20. The Daily Sentinei- Poge-13 Television Viewing I'M WINSTON SMYTHE, REPRESENTING THE U.S. At. 60, Coolville. Oh 614-667-3386. 4 ft Ford tiller for farm Video cassette recorders new & used Prec1sion VCR ler . 1 ~ 304 273 ·5643. & used wood & coa l stoves, 6 piece w oo d living room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399 . bunk bod s complet e wtth bunkies 6199 . 2 piece antron livingroom su1tes 6199. afltron recliners 699 other recliners maple d1nette sets $1 79 . boM sprmgs & mattress twm or full $100 set regular · firm $120 . maple dinette chairs $ 35 . wash stands $34. maple rocken $59. 7 piece c hrome dinette set S 149. 5 piec e dinette set S99 . used bedroom suites. refrigera tors. ranges , chest . dressers, wringer wa shers. TV 's. dry · era , & 11hoes Ca11614 · 446 - s 100.00 58 61 4·446 ·0322 62 Olive St.. Gallipolis N ew cheap . 304 -6 7 5 -4180 be · DICI< TRACY purchase of any 1984 motor home or travel trailer . ONE Burdette '• Camper nure loader. 8160 . New Idea hay rake. $100 . Hey baler 2 Peevee speaker cabinets . _'_o_r_ e _5_o_ o_.- - - - - - - -·, Ohio to 8668.60 vaiuol with tho pickup dllk. U60. 3 pt. grading blade. f1 60 . Ma66 . 8160 . Call 1427 . tokly 17, 1984 Motors Homes & Campers FREE Care free awning (Up 614 ·742-2602 after 5:00 professional Shure No .5 88 mikes. $800 00 . Custom e lectric Hollow body guitar $150.00 Peavey .260 series amp. w1th two 12in . speaker, 5200 .00 . Framus e l ect ri c b 1us gu1tar Firewood cut up slabs $15 pickup loa d . Call 614 -245· HILLCREST KENNELS 51 Farman M 2 row mounted corn p icker . 81 ,600. 1 row pull type corn·picker. Co-op. •3oo . 2 roW' pull type JD corn planter. 8300. 3 pt. Ford Tractor 8 -N. Disc, plow , side mower, tmall trailer, post hole digger. Call Peavey 400 wott 4 channel sound system . 4 speakers 4 ~nrubs prun ed. lawn ra· seeded. re t8lning walls . sidewalk s. pet tos, fill dirt , topsoil , bark mulch & saw · dust Contact 8ruce Oavi · sion . Call 614 -256 · 1427. 79 by Larry WriQht KIT 'N ' CARLYLE CiJ Farm Equipment p .m . pets . Call 614 · 367·7438 . COUNTRY MOBILE Home 61 2668 . Musical Instruments S -17 LAYNE ·s FU RNITURE Riverside Apts Middlepo rt Special rates for Senior Citizens. 91 30 . Equal Hou s· ing Opportumties 614 · 675 - Registered tamale Hima layan cat S75 . 304-676 - 2nd ., Gallipolis . $145 . Single. Call 446 -4416 after 7PM . Garage apt furnished 3 roomt , bath . washer· dryer and upttairs furnished . 4 room s. bath , both AC . clean . or 6258. Furnished eHic1ency. 919 -" Pets for Sala Registered Oachahund puppy male mlniatur•. 15 Small efficiency apart .. central air 6 heat. 1 profetstonal type gentlemon only. 446033B . Garage apt .. 17, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio (Ill Married Joan Cl) Entertainment Tonight 30 Railroads (abbr.) 31 Tease 34 !ago's wife 36 " - ofGreen Gables" 37 Legislate 38 Composer Nino 39 - whiz! 40 Absent G.I . DOWN 1 War, to Gen. Shennan DAILY CRYPTOQUOTE II Here's h ow lo -.ork il : AXYDLBAAXR LONGFELLOW One letter simply st1nds for another . In th1s sa mple A is used for the three L's, X for the l w o O's, etc . Single letters, apostrophes, the lenlllh ond formation of the words are all hints. Each day the rode letters are dilfere nt •• ., ..... CRYPTOQUOTES JUHSWVG NWV JEV MQGWKC. XQG KDV " W JH VIH NIH K ZDSH ..• M DE Z M D X H D K H ' M .... 4' - ~ GDE ."- BEAWVt · ~ SWDUMV ~~~ Yesterday'• Cryptoquote: TECHNOLOGY IS THE KNACK OF· 'l SO ARRANGING THE WORlD THAT WE DON'T HAVE ro -- EXPERIENCE IT.- MAX FRISCH �Page-14 The Daily Sentinel IArea deaths Elizabeth J. Jenkins Elizabeth Jane J enkins. 84 , 54() West Main St.. died Wednesday evening at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A homemaker. Mrs. Jenkins was born March 26, 1900 at Cheshire, a daughter of the latl' Elias and Tena Ellis Lynch. &>sid<'S her parent s, she was p1eceded in dea th by a son, f(enneth J enkins. rwo brothers a nd a s ister. Surviving are her husband. Lloyd .Jenkins: a daug hter. Maxin<' Moore. Pomeroy: a son. Luther Jenkins. Detroit. Mich .: two broth ~ !'rs. Q\·ir and Jasper Lynch, both of Logan ; a grandson and wife. R~er and CaroiMourP,R ichmond,Va. , a g-randdaughter. Cr.stal Jenkins; grandsons . Ma rk and KPvin, .l en· ,;rea Amv ki ns .t·granddaughter, all of Indianapolis. Ind .,Moon' and a. Richmond, Va. Sh0 was a mf'm tx~r or the Lnilf'd MethodiSt Churc h and the Daugh· Thursday, Moy 17, 1984; Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Locks amendment struck from bill WASHINGTON- A joint con!'[l'esslonal conference committee struck Sen. Rober1 C. Byrd's amendment toauthorize fund ing for the Gallipolb Locks and Dam project from an appropriations bill Wednesday. But both House and Sena te confl't'ff'S agreed t hat construction of a n<w locklngsystematGallipolls v.i ll be a "high priority" for Conf!:J'('ss Byrd. D-W.Va.. inserted the ammdment to a bill appropriating fund s for military aid to Cl•nt ral Amer ica in earlyAprilinanattempt to gf't action on the locks project. House' and Senate conferees. working on a comprom ise ver sion of thp appropliations bill. ag-reed to drop H;·•d 's amendment. money can be released and construction can begin . The$~ mJ!llon project wlll provide for a 1.201Hoot main lock and 600-foot auxiliary, replacing the current 600-foot main lock and 300-foot auxiliary built in 1937. Gallipolis is now considered ont> of tht> worst navigational bottlenecks in the nation. At a pfl'ssconference at the locks April 7, B;Td said the amendment's chances of being approved were good and wou ld come a t a "propitious" time . in light of two rf'Cent accidents in the main lock that ca used extensive delays for river traffic . " We're not talking about savings in construction costs. we're talking about redu ced transportation costs to barg-e operators," Byrd sa id. "fk nefil s translate into less expen- FREE GERANIUM sely,lfthlsworklsnotdone,wewlll continue tri offer few jobs for Americans ." Byrd also denied GaUlpoUs' label as a "pork barrel," or special interest project, because he feels the nation's welfare ls tied to an updated locking system. FUnding and authorization for Gallipolis are CUffl'ntly Included 1n the inland waterways omnlbus blll still under consideration by Con· gress. The project was recom· mended to Congress after com ple· tlon of a four-year study of navigatlonalproblemsatGallipolls. IN 4" POT WITH PURCHASE OF FULL FLAT OF BEDDING OR VEGETABLE PLANTS Big Selection of A rtifici al Arrangements For Memorial Day $8 .50 to S12 .95 O hio lottery winner CLEVELAND (AP) _ The v.innlng number drawn Wednesday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 360. ln the "Pick 4.. game, played FULL LINE O F FR ESH PRODU CE MAIN STREET MARKET WEST MAIN STREET POMERY, OHIO must be gra nted by ~Cong-ress Into jobs, and conver· riF; ·'u;ll~a~ut~h~o~tiz;a~t~io n~o~f~t~he~p~before IU~j~t=~si ec It;Vtranslates ;('~CO~mm~~od~il;l.l';S;in;w;o;r;ld;m;;ar ;k;e;ts;.~fl'ling ~\ll~on~dnumber ~a!y~t:hro~u~gwas:h~Fr~ld~a~y~,~th~e~w~ln~-~~;~O~pe~n;1~0~A~.;M;·;T;il;B;P;.M;·;M;on;d•;y;t;o;S;•t;...S.;y;:;N;o;on;;lioi;6;P;.;M;.;Su;n;d;ay;~ 3.">!1:l. trr-; of Amer ica S<-rvtces will "'-' hr•ld at 2 p.m . S..'l turda.\· at thr Ewing F'uncrnl Home v.ith the R£\' . Ste\·c N<'lson offi eiJ ting. Burial will tx• in Gravel Hill l'PmeiPt)'. Friends ma;- call at the funeral honw from .1tu:\and ~ to9 p.m . ~, r i d<:t \ . '\1ag:~>it' "iottin~ham \lrs. \l aggi <' \ottingham . Hti. PomrnJ~ · . :\h'llk 1J"i:ll ltn:; t'rm~ ~1r~. dir'<i Tursclay a1\'ct£'rans Hospital following a Ulnross . \ '-mmgham \l.."dS born in ,-,,b<'i l <'ounr'. \\ \'a. Jan 5, JR9<. 3-ht' W c l ~ pn:'<. 'l'Cied in dea th b.\ lwr hu sb..w d. Homer. on !X>c ..11. 19&1 Suni\·in g a.rf' four da ught r rs . :\Irs. Uti.._, 1 Frankie 1 King. Milton. \1' . \ 'a .. 'VIrs. He lm Wrightsel. Huntingt on: !\1rs. Ro.\· I A nn i£'1 Pri tt. Clf'\'Cb nd: M rs_ \1J1:,.· f1ulh penn Can of 3 championship quality tennis balls \1oo rc . Columbu s: thrN· so ns. Bill ' and l'arl !':o ttin g h:~ m. both of Chcsfl' r . Jnd .JJ ck :\nttingham nf Milt on: four s i s t rr~. Mr... . C w-1ir Hussell. Mrs. Bernice Pwzza and Mrs Li ll ian Piazza. a ll nfCirv<'iand. CerPdo: 21 grandchtldn•n. :!0 great · gm ndchildren ami 12 grmt ·gT<'JI · granr hildr<'n S(> n·i cl'~ will IX' hf'ld <.:~ 1 '! p.m . ONE GALLON SUN TEA JUG WITH SPIGOT TRAVEL PACK 8 COUNT Extra duty felt for longer play on hard courts. Lind :vlrs. :Y!J udic Thompson. Ona, W \ 'a : a br<>t hcr. Jack Hug hi'S of RAINBOW WASH-UPS MOIST TOWELETTES $399 Approved by USTA l·'rida\ at tht ' L(JWPI' Crr-t•k Mt•thodist Ch u n: h at Milton wi th thr Rt•\·. $299 CAN3 OF Fn 'll Huffma n and 1ht· RPv . Clark Bakl'r officiating Bri(' nds rna ~ · call 4FOR$,QQ at the Hf'Ck FunPra l HomC' in Milton fro m ~ to '-l p rn toda.\· Enwq.wn f'~ f'a ll ~ ThrPP t·al!s \VPrr answPn>d \\'<XI n<•sda.' h.\ ' local unit!-.. thf' Mf'i g~ Count~· EmPrgf'nrv MPdiral St:-'rvi ,.,"' report s. At 1.11 p.m .. Hutlancl tuok StP\'C Brooks from Meigs Mine ~ to O'BlrnPSs Hospital in Atht'ns: Pomcro~· Jt 1: 29 p .m . tLMJk Mik£ · MiiiPr. W . 'VIain St .. to Holzer :vtC'd ical CC'n tPr . and at 9: fl'l p.m . H.a cinP !{)()k Wanda SuP 1 "<-~urle rmilt ro Plt'<1 ~ant Va llf'): HospitaL T a!!: rf ay ~et Thf• Racine Summf' r l .f'< l ~ t · B< Jll As.<;;,()('iation \\:ill ho lrl 11s tilg dtJ~ Saturtla.v. Ma y· 1~1 . frnm 10a .m . unl!l noon in thl' \'ill agf' of H.ar in< · ;mel COLD POWER . DARK TANNING LOTION (SPF-4) ~ Reg. '4" LAUNDRY _ __. DETERGENT lemonade · Fruit Punch lemon lime · Iced Tea Orange OR OIL 8 oz. CALC)US::;:... $359EA. FAMILY SIZE 8 QUART CANISTER .•. Reg. 10 lb. 11 Oz. IJII \ ' i t lnlt ~ Marriages t•nd Ont' suit for di\·un ·t· and tv.o di...,sulu 1ions Wf'ff' filed in MP1gs ( 'oun ~~· Com mon ~ 1 h ·d s Cour1 l<arl Fv:m ~ Ht :~ . Jln mt ' I O_\' filf'd suit for di,·orrc agams t Heidi Ewi ng . Rt. :!. Pomf' rn~· Filing for d i s so l ution ~ Wf'IT' F.phr iam Hrrrl man. nr. 2. Pomcro~· ancl (;Jn r·ia .le;rn HPrclman . MiddiPpurt . anrl Donna Huth Stobarl, Racin!' ancl .Johr Wa)·np Stotxll1. Racine>. In thC' sa m P cour1 thrPf' divorces wen.., gra nt r'() and thnlf:' me~rriagrs dissolvr>d . G rantPtl di\·u r'C't's wrn' Stephen t\ . i'\orrl'>. Raeim• from Armin tha No rrl~ and Diane Shamblin fmm Robei1 II . Shamblin on chargPS of gross nr'Rlc'<'l o[ du ly and ex tremP (' tUPity. and Thom as C. Pur!Pr from Hr lf'n Da riPrtl' Port er. ~ 16·3 UL APPROVED 50 FOOT OUTDOOR EXTENSION CORD Reg. '100' DELSEY SCOT TOWELS $599 ROLL BATHROOM TISSUE AJAX CLEANSER 79¢ I4oz.J/$} 4 Roll Pkg. COAST DEODORANT SOAP 4 Bar Bath Si:r:e .Reg. '2.39. $179 Ma r ria gr s dissolved we rf' Judith Ann .Jolmson and Robert J a mes Johnson, .Jeff W. Hubbard and MPiissa K. Hubbard and Melvin Cross and Louise l'ross. \'t•lf'ra ns Mt>morial 1\dmilted T eresa Stra hler . Ches trr : Ralston Hemsley. Pomeroy; fl<>rnadine Meier. Pomeroy. Discharged · Mary WallacP. Allen Cibbs. James Reynolds. Linda Imboden. TPresa Strahler. 40 Piece 1/ 4" & 3 / 8 " Drive SHEER STRENGTH NOX~EMA COMBINATION SOCKET SET TRASH BAGS SKIN CREAM Cold topped hardened and tempered. Fully po lished and trtple chrome plated. 30 Gallon • 10 Count With Handy Carry Case Giant 14 oz. Reg. fJII $239 Wf'athf'r forecast Partly cloudy tonight. Low near 55. Southerly winds 10-15 mph. Friday , variable cloud iness and sunshine. High fll.8.'\ . Chance of rain IU percent tonight and W percent Friday. Extended Ohio Forecast Satunlay through Monday: Fair on Satunlay and a chance of showers or thunderstonm Sunday and Monday. Highs In the 70<! to near Sll. Lows mostly In the iiOs. PRICES GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS: JUNCTION RT. 160 & 35 PHONE CY 20 786 NO. 2ND STREET PHONE 992-6491 • � 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. 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