http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/4ef15b68da15a172e9edde17ef0e3cc2.pdf b2e7df4e7353d4e41a4254ef76767d26 PDF Text Text Reds defeat Cubs Weekly sennonette Photo, story on Page 3 SeePage5 TVC title on line on Special Olympics Story Page 4 e Voi.Jl, No.26 Copyrighted 1984 See photo on Page 14 • • enttne at 2 S&t tions, H PageJ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Fri'day, May 18, 1984 25 C&nU A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Funding battle continues for Gallipolis project .lli:J.~: is something around every comer. Call for your &ee Getaway Travel Planner today. By KEVIN KEU.Y OVPslaff Supporters of the new locking system for the GaUipolis Locks and Dam have s uffered a recent setback, but the executive director of an organization pushing for Ga Uipolls' funding said the fight is far from over. "That Issue Is n' t goingtogoaway. I think the opportunity will rise again," said R. Barry Palmer of DINAMO-OVIA, the Pittsburghbased association of regional business and political leaders seeking to upgrade locking systems on the Ohio River. Palmer told the gathering of the Central Ohio Valley Industrial Commission here Thursday that Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D-W .Va. , and Sen. Mark 0. Hatfield, R-Ore. , are working to get money and au thoriza lion granted lor two lock projects in their districts. By rd and HaUield co-sponsored an a mendment attached to a military aid but for El Salvador tha t was approved by theSenate inApril . That amendment, if passed, would have appropriated funds forGallipolis and the BonnevUle locks a nd dam project on the Columbia River. The amendment was dropped by House and Senate conferees Wed nesday when they hammered out a compromise version of the a ld bill . Palmer, who has been petitioning ' · ,Gross Nati'Onah ·' • t ,\ Product rA''''"'•·•tJ ~""~~ . :to. - '1\._ .... '~,' _ j ' ~ "J • , i.:l~aJ ·' ~;. · . ...._. UJ..S.n0 s· · l''t>' p., fH, )r· <,.i.;' -.>~- .• ··~';j s;ao,t From ·.......8.3% .\ . . ,,. '. ··' ,... ' - _ . r----'l'l'' GROSS NA.TIONA.L PRODUCf GROWS - The Commerce Department announced Its final revision for the Gross National Product for the first quarter of 1984. The departme nt said the GNP grew R.8 percent in the nrst quarter, up from the 8.:! percent estimate given earlier this year. (i\P Laserphoto). Or mail to: State of Ohio, Office of Travel and Tourism P.O. Box 1001, Columbus, OH 4Jn6 I I Yes, mail a free Getaway Travel Planner I I Name __ Address City /Stale I .. State of Ohio Richard F. Celeste, Governor I I Congress tofundandauthorlzework a t Gallipolis for more than a year. said one of the "strongest s igna ls" fo r action on Gallipolis m ay come this September. He explained that in an overview . ' .. -·- . of 1985 expenditures, the House Appropriations Committee has determined that It w ill not he "prude nt" to Include new construction projects in next year 's regular energy and water appropriations . If no actio n is taken by September. " the conunittee fully intends to revisit the issue of new construc tion starts." according to the committf'f''s report. "That should provide the authorizing committees suffl - '' cient time comple te action of authorizing legislation ." Pa lme r said that has been inle'lJreled by Ga llipolis supporte rs as an indication from the appropria · lions committee to the House Publi c Works Committee to approve one or another of the bills cont ain ing funding for Gallipolis. In addition to the inland wawr ways omnibus bill now he1 ore Congress . Palmer said there has been legislation in the HouSl' a uthorizin g work a t Ga llipol is. and a bill offe red by the Sen a te. thP U.S. Armx Corps of F.ngin eers' rr·qu f-'.st for startup money to buy la nd in Mason County needed lo r the project. Palmer said hi s organization would continu e pushing for other necessa ry projects, s uc h as the upgrading oft he Win fie ld Locks and Dam on th(' Kanaw ha Ri ver. "O nf' thing's for surl': if w p do nothing, nothing is going to happen ,' ' Palmpr said . The House version would requ ire payment for GaUtpolis by a combi nation of un used monies from lhr inland waterways fund and the federal appropria tions . The Senate bill calls lor a cap on a II canst ruc tion of $6'16 million. All const ruction above that figure. Palme r said, would IX' paid lor b)' i nrn'asC'd fuel fw s for usrrs. "\Vhat it reallyml:'an s is a tot altax FUNDING SETBACK- Despite a recent setback. supporters for a new locking •"Yslem at the GalllpoUs Locks and Dam have vowed to push for the project. Members of CO VIC were told Thur.iday that Senators Robert C. Byrd and Mark Hatlield are oontinuingtheir efforts to obtain funding for the much-needed project. of 41\ C<'nts a gallon." Palmer said . "Efforts are being made to ame nd it to rcmo vp th ose onC' r o us provisions.'' ThP issue of increased us.E'r fees may spell doom for thr Senat e bill. PalmPr continued. Bu t the HouS<' appropriat ions mmmi1t('(' report on 198.'1 s pending has ri'Commrnded tha t $2 million ix' spent 10 hf>gi n work on Gallipolis. R. Barry Palmer Palmf'r said 1hat amount is equal Ia • Nation's economic rate at 8.8 percent WASHINGTOI\ (AP I - The nation' s economy grew at a robust rote ol8.8 percent in the first three months of the year as the enduring strength of the recovery continued to surprise the experts. The Commerce Department today once again revised upward it s project ions of growth from January to March, a period which ma ny {'('()nomlsts had one!' exj)f'Ctf'd to exhibit a marked slowdown. Instead, the 8.8 percent performa nce marked the fastest pa ce for growth since a 9.7 percent spurt tumed in from April-Juneofl982, as the recovery IIum the 1981 -82 recession was ga ining momen twn. That 9.7 percent rate fort he gross na tional produc t, the tota l output of goods and services in the economy, was followed in the seco nd half of last year wit h gains of 7.6 percent a nd 5 per cent. Many economists had first predic ted t hr first quarter of 1984 would look much like thf' fina l three months of 198Jwith growth between 4 and 5 percent. Thus. the govemm ent's fi rst estimate of growth a t 7.2 percent took economists by surprise a nd they predicted it would he lowered substantially in la ter rE'Visions. However. the number was boosted last month to 8.3 percent and, today, to 8.8percmt. Most economists predict thi s wUI he the high-water mark for grow th this year with estimates for growth in the current quarter averaging 5 perrE'nt and dropping to3 pet-cent to 4 percent for the final hall of the year. This pace would s till he enough to boost the rml GNP. output adjus ted for infla tion. to a r ound 5 percPnt for the year Rea l GNP grew at a r ate of .H percent in 1982 as the nation recovered from the worst reces.-,ion sine'<' World War II. it had fa llen by 1.9 pe rcent in 1982. Despite · ttlf' upward revision toda y to 8.8 percent, inflation rem a inf'd mode ra te during the qua rt£'r. As measured by a s tandard that takes int o account changes in pri ces and demand, the pact• of infla tion was 3.1 pc•rce nt in the first three months of the y<'ar . down from a 3.9 percent rat<' from OctoiX'r through December. T11e rl!'pat1ment sa id today' s improw•mrnt roming strongf'r econom ic grov.rth rf'sul tod from upward rev isions i n est imates of inventory investment by busi- CIT'ased inv('slmC' nt in nesses a nd farms. s tronger consu- sales. m er s}X'nding and increased in vestm ents in industrial plant and tquipmcnt . Thf'SC' gains wr rT' somf'wha 1 offs<'t bv a wor sening foreign t rade· deficit. The depat1mPn t put thegrov.1h in tht' GNP on an annua l basis at $.3.15 bill io n with $21.4 billion of that trom as businl'Ssc-s workf'd to n·~ toc k shelvt's in an cffo 11 to kf>t'P up ..~:i t h Th e d f'p ~u1mPn t sa1d that dfll'r· tax corporatf' profit ~ for thf' fi rs! three m onth...., of thr ~ ' P Jr rose J.9 percen t compared to a dedine olfi.H pE'rcent tn the fin al qu a t1er of 19&1 Beforf'-tax corpJra tC' prof its \'.' l 'r P up a n eve n s tmnger 5.4 pE'rcent . fo llowin g a d<'Cline of 0.4 pE'rcPnt in the final three months of last year Floor vote set on improvements bill COLUMBUS , Ohio IAPl - HouSi' leaders have scheduled a floor vote Tuesday on a $530 million capital improvement s bill whic h is seen as the biggest potential obstacle to the Legislature's s umm er adjournment. But the proposal appeared well greased Thursday as the House Finance Committee cranked ou t it s approval 16-2 with support from minority Republicans as well as Democrats. No amendments were allowed by Finance Chairman William E. Hlnlg, 0 -New Philadelphia. a nd the same scenario is likely in the Senate la ter next week as Gov. Richard Celeste and th<' Democratic ma jorities seek to fe nd off pork-barrel amendments. Unlike many earlie r capita l construction bills . which grew along the way as individu al members were allowed to add pet projects. Hinig held firmandkepthls promlsc to have his committee a pprove It as Is. In offering the proposal earlier this week, Celeste said it was drafted alter numerous consu lta tions hetween the administration and the Democratic majorities in the Legislature . The bill represents "our shared priorities.·' he said. AI though most Repu bllcans on IhP House committee voted for the measure- saying It will helpcreate construct ion and other jobs - they compla ined about bei ng left out of the decision ma king . Rep. Thomas W. Johnson. R New Concord, ranking committee Republican. said he had been approachf'd by coll<:>ges and other Institutions in his district with project s they sa id were badly neroed . Seven hurt in precautionary landing CINCINNATI tAPl -Just three weeks before the anniversary of the Air Canada disaster, a Republic Airlines piane landed at Greater Cincinnati International AirpOrt. reporting it might have a fire aboard . There was no fire . but S<>Ven passengers were injured evacuatIng the Republic 7'li-7JJJ jet plane Thursday evening. There were 145 passengers and a crew of seven, "My God, is this the same airpOrt where the Air Canada thing happened ?" asked passenger Sue Clschke, a Chrysler Corp. engineer from Detroit, returning home from Hunt~Uie, Ala . "I didn't even think about that." An FAA official at the airpOJ1 said An Air Canada DC9 made an a warning light ca!J'l(' on in the emergency landing here June 2, 1983, wtth a lire in the ca bin. Half of cockpit while the plane was between Lou isville, Ky., a nd ,Cincinna ti. the 46 people aboard died . indicating a possible fi re In the '"This wasn' t an emergency," Jerry Martin, Republic's loca l engine mounted on the tail sect ion. Airport spokesman Ted Bushel service manager . said of Thursman said the pilot asked firelighters day's incident . "It was a precautionand the control tower to report if ary landing. We haven 't seen any they saw smoke. Airport Fire Chief evidence of a fire." John Horton radioed that he saw a Walter Hellman, Republic spowisp of smoke as the pla ne taxied kesman In Minneapolis, said: "We but wasn't sure If It was exhaust or are going to examine the plane, but smoke. at this point we think it was a faulty Immediately after the 6: 20 p.m. fire-warning light. " la nding, the pilot opened the lire Flight 554 originated In Los doors and chutes a nd ordered Angeles, traveled to Atlanta. Memphis and NashvUie and was headed · evacuation. Passengers scrambled to the exits. to Detroit. in· im · ('ntorif'~ RECOGNIZED - Paula Eichinger, R.N., the Nurse of Hope lor the Meigs County unit of the American Cancer Society, was presented a plaque at a luncheon Thur.iday at Veteran-; Memorial Hospital . Maldng the presentation was Randy Bookman, president. �Friday, Mar Comment Ill Court Strf-'f"l Pomuoy, Ohio ~~·rERt:ST OF TilE MEIG~MASON AREA ROBERT L. WI"'GE'I"f l'uhlisht•r PAT WIII'I'EIIEJ\Il A!o!slstant I'Uiillslwr ' ( BOB HOEFLICH ontroll~·r Gt-n(•ral M anaKer ll,\LE IWTIIG EB, .(({. ~Pws Editor <\ \11<::\1 HE H. r1f Thr· A,..,sodall'd t-•rr·,.;s , I nlanf1 Ually Prt'!OI!'l ,\ssor Ia· twu and ttw 1\rnl'ri< ' ;UI :"it•":o.papt·r l)uhllshPr Assll(' latlon l.t:'l~ n.. H.., OF 01'1'\10'\ arr· wdr runr~ Thr y "hould lw lo'!o" thun :1011 wnrd" IIIII It \II Jr'{ll•r'> olfl' .,uhjr·c II'' r·dltlnl( ,and mu !'ol lw !~ol~nr-d wllh lllllllf' add rl"''! 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H11lx·rt C!o..,s nl('klt·. Ht I . Hl't'(ls \Jil t·. Ohio Berry's World can see that one man Is the criminal, the other man, his gaoler There were two school s of lhought about the Olympics, back In February l!m, when· President Carter decided to boycott them. The first was that athletics and politics should never mix. The sPCond that you should use any tons. WP havP a sphereofinfluencf', non-military weapon you ca n put your hands on to attpmpt to concer1 they have a sphere of influence. This is ideological egalitarianism in thP ex treome. II has the same rfff'Ct on thf' vision as you would have tf you contrived, from the hravC'nfi. to view a set of prison bars, detecting one man on one sid£' of those bars, anot her man on the othf'r sidf' of thf' bars And you comment, sJmply, that bot h men CJT'P sepal ated by bars: not hlng else IS distinct. It is only when you cumr down from I hf' douds t hat suddenly thr focus clears , and yo u "They've found e large yacht off the east coast of Florida that WASN'T loaded with marijuana. " your opposition to a world power that Is seeki ng to make life as hidl'Ous for the whole ofthe world as It has succeeded In doing for Its own people and those over whJc h It presides. Now we are not a t all consis tent in this r always thought lhat the best argument against pulling out of the Olympics was prPCisely thai Inconsistency . We were causing athJetes to suffer. or at lf'a st ca using them inconven JPnce, while not prepared ... to make Ianners, and traders, and· busine-ssmen, a nd tourists suffer, or endure Inconvenience But President Carter also clapped an em· bargo on the shlp~nt of grain to the Soviet Union, and In doing so tended to move toward consistency rat her than away from it. Now President Reagan has not helped to clarify this problem In the least. I rPfer to his unguarded answer to a question about the Sov ll'ls pulling out of I he Olympics. What he sa 1d to the questioner was that two lhousand years ago, Atlican sta tes at war with each other would oot permJI their fighting to intrticrP with their Olympic games He followed this with a sigh. "Somet imes I wonder whether In all those years "'e are making prowess instead of mo;ing backwards" Mr. Reagan'!:i statement was not helpful In two senses. In the first place, indtrPCIIy he was sugges ting thai :vir. Ca rter had hef>n ill·advlsPd in pulling out of the Olympics. If so, then Candida te Reagan was ex · tfi>mely ill·advlsed in applauding him, ba ck In 1980. for havin g done so And we might recall, while at it , that it was President Reagan who resumed agricult ura l trade with the So>ict Umon. and his secretary , • of agrieulture who sa!d fawningly that never f'ver aga in would the CINCINNATI I AP ) - A battingpractice screen taught Cincinnati Reds pitcher Mario Solo how to get the most out ol his pitches. The right -hander hurled a three· hitter Thursday to subdue the hot-hitting Chicago Cubs 5-3 and keep up his hot pitching In the month ol May. It was the fifth straight victory for Solo, S.l, who has given up just 12 hits In his four starts this month, Including a near no-hitler against the St. Louis Cardinals. "It seems like I'm pitching a lot better now," Solo said, alter halting Cmcinna ti's losing streak at three games "I've been keeping the ball down. I've changed some things." The righl ·hander said he's been using more of a three-quarter motion during his winning streak, prompted by a workout in a batting cage. Solo satd he had todropdowna little from his overhand motion lo keep from hitting the protective screen In front of the mound, and found that the new motion made his pitches jump more. "I kept my a1111 lower, and I felt real good," Solo said. "I've been throwingthatway Thenextgame,l slf\lck ou\13 against Houston." That was I he second v ictory in his five-game streak, and the first time this Sl'ason he'd struck out 10 or more baiters. On Thursday, he fanned just eight, but his strikeout of pinch ·httter Jay Johnstone in the Unlit'<! Slates suspen<l agricullural trade. The suotlc philosophica l polson here Is thai people tend to forget that the invasion of Afghanistan • '' /' ' d('{'laring EvPn StC'ven. tht" Sovi('>f Union managt>s tu c>quatP our '~t'f Gu~ W!iAT ~ I CAN S'EE N(:N6M(3ER boycott of the Moscow Olympics with their boycott of lhr Los Angeles Olympics 6 i=RtJM UP HER£: ' "Copter's fatal flaw _______J_a_ck_A_n_de_rs_on WASHINt;'I ON - I've Cll"l I'Vl<IPncP in lh'· p.tst th.rt tlw "'' ' rrJ\ ' would ra rh1·r spt'nli mmH'v onfan<·.v nt ·w h ~ll· d v. a r I' l11.r n o n m,t kin g 1hl'i r t •.•usting t'qll lpnwn t safP So hundi'Pdo.; 11f (.Is tla\'(' chf'rl Ill .ICcidf·nts l h. tl might ha\ 'f' \ )(•(~n pi f'Vf'llll'<l A t ',JS(' tn point Js 1tll' Army 's workhorsp ll<'IIC'Opll' l'. 1hf' vrnPra · bh• 011 ~ Mv ,Jssoctdlc· Do ndld (;o]dl)t•rg lt.t o.. Sl'('ll !hi· i\rm~'s inll'l n ~rJ saff>t .\' J't'Cords nn tht• chuppt ' J.• llld thPV dn' rlisturtll ng Whilt• the• 111 :1..,s ha ts hl<'k(•r over wh.t l leo do ,II}( lUI lhf' 0 11 :JH. <H'( tdt ·n t s lm·p tlapJJr: 'ntn g, .1nd lirl'\'. 1'1' fill I'll LILli 111 !hi' ,\ I rnv's own t 'Xj)r'l'h, 1111 prohl<·m \.\ tlh 1h t• ht•lwoplt •J io., Hldl II ha s cHI ai.Jrmtng lf'ndc •rrc ·\ In ] I N' powt·r 111 tht • t, n) 111!01 wh lit• 11pP1 .tlin g ,11 l11ow sptTds .1 11d low o~l! itudf's Th1 s IS most ltl\Pl\ In Jr.lpfJt'll during t;Jki'<J!fs and ldrHII IlJ..> Wh1·n Tht ' 1:111 1 otor's Jlllv.'l'l' gtw:•s lilt• ()JI . :~ sp in s out nl t• llllr ol .uu l r1 a..,hf's Tht-; L1tal dr.m·h,J('k ~hould h<JVI' l)(•t'll IH I~ UIJJli S!'IOt hPA I'm ~ · ' 'The I)J, I!')..! I rl , I] c •ffl'('fl \ '('flf'SS Of f ht' () JI .:>H t,nl 1nlnr v...to., do('UfTlCilll'd l hrnu gh til '\ 'dopnwnt.d !t'sllng IJJIOI tu <tC ('('pl .tnc" oltht> tu•lit't !ph•r h~ thr• Arm\ ." onl' !lltf'rna l documt'n1 sta lt •s . llut :lpp,IJ't•nll\ nu tJnl' rq.!<~ldnJ tht s " " .1 st•riou " probll'm .11 tht • tiJW ' !-'1om I~!XI t thr11ug h I 14X2 th1 • Arm~ · ·s OH r,x t' hoppPl s Wt'l'l' In \.'11[\'('(1 In -17 ciCddPII1S, n•sulting 111 loUJ df'.tlhs and 11 rna 1m lllJUI'H's Of li1P ~~ ,tc ·t·Jdf'nts, ·~1 ht."'g~ur at ,\t't 'tll'dlllg c~ll itudPs lowC'r t han l(M t!('('f ,and:l~ r1f 1hf'SP Wt'n' duP to Pith('!' tatl r otor nr t'ng-lnP problcms But lhP hr ass mvstrriously (.\(> l.t vrd .SJx•ndmg I hf' Sf'Vf'r a I hu ndrf'd million dollJIS that would h<.~vf' r iHTN'h'd 1hP prohlem Safpty I · X~XTI S, tn cln "f'Vf'S only" CJI)\(', l·xprt•ssC'd tht•ir disma~ ~ · ·suc·h .1 d1•lav w ould unnC'crssan lv cont!nuc to l'Xpo.sP our ai r ( ' ll'W S c~nd .nrcraff to .1 pmvf'n sa ff'IV hazard ·· T l11s warning hrought .t n "pyps nn l<v " 1f'spon sr that t'ic'<li'Nl up thr rnvst{'J'\, 11 not I hi' pi obl(•m . A lloc.ll ing fu nds to makP lhPOH :-.R ~ .tfr, lhf' c<JIJ](• 1":-.:pl:.n nf'd, would b<• '('nnt Jan ru 1hi' .1via!ion c1rmrnuni tv 's CQnS(' JOU S dPl'ISIOn !O buy n('W .r<.,~pls d l fh P I' XIX' riS(' Of p!OdUCt · trnprm mg our CUITPnl flt't'l " In othPr wm d s. tht' "av J~Itto n (·om munitv would r.tthcr tJuy npw h Pircopl< · r~ than m~tkf' th f' old Oil :*'s sa fl'. If lh<' Army si311Pd long Pnough, m<.t\'lx' Congrf'ss W!1Uid g ivl' it monl'v for npw ones. U ndl' rc.;tc~ndably, !his candid ud · miss1on was not supjJOSPd to bP sprPacl arounri Thf' Cilhlf' war nf'd · "No rdPn' rH'<' should l:x' madf' to thi s mPssagf' in ot hPl' channf'ls" l<vrdf'n t lv tn hopes of j us l lfymg th<' drlav in making th~ helicopters sa fp to O)X'r aiC'. ltw• cablf' con l lrr uP<I. "A l' ~trf'ful rrviPw of OH ~ accuh•nts shov.:s th .:ll pilot f'I'I'O r v. o~ s t hP pnm.1 rv CdUSC' ~ prt Cf'nl of thP trmP t\<lmittf'dl~·. loss of rail rotor f'fffflJ\'PnPs~ Wd:-i a contnbut tng ca use• in :J.X prt<·rnt of thr ... ,t('C idPnt s" Bl:1rnrng tht' pilot w .r" f'ilS.\ f'nough, smcf' thr i\rmy admtts th at lhPn' is litt It• or no marg~n for rrror in thf' OH ·5R Anything shm1 of p<>tiectlon could IPad tu disasiPr. But thf' Pentagon Pollyannas sug· grsted that such sup<>rhuman pilot prrform,Jnrf' was simplv a "mnllf'r of trainin g, dtsciplinf' and IPadPrship." So tnstructlons wf're wired to a ll commands using the OH-58 I ha t it should not bf' flown a1 lrss than 3.1) knots whPn df allitud<'s bf'low ~X) ft'l.'l unll•ss absolutt'ly m'f'f'Ssa ry As sf>vrre~l commands wPr f' qutck to point out. pilots wPr <' <.~lr<'ady pd lnfully aware of this Footnote. Eldatf'dlv, thl' Armv ha s Pm hJrkl'd on a $2 hill ion ('ffor t to givp lhf' aging OH ~"''JR.:; nPw Pnglnes, rotor sys tf'm s and PI('(' Ironic gpar. ThP progr <1m \'l'ill ixo eompiPIPd in I9&l. the aging OH :>R wJII be phaS<'d out by lht' year 21XIl FAST F'OR LIFE: I've r<'fXlr!Pd hf'forf' on I hf' dublous rvtdC'ncr uc:f'd lo convict Amrlican Indian MovPmPnt iPadrr L eonard Prllif'r for murdPI m lhC' dPuths of two FBI agPnts during a 197J shoO! out nn thP Pinf' R!dgf' rf'sf'rvatlon in Soulh Dakota Affidavit s bv an Indi an woman wf'rf' sf'lf·contradlctory, and !h<• FEll allegedly d()('torf'd balllstlrs f'VidcncP. Thf' Indian leader l'('('f'nlly won an f'Vidrnliarv hParing to dPIPr rnim• whrlhf'r a nf'w trial is warrant€'d tx:-causf' of lhl' c ha l lenJ::rd bulllstics Pvidi~n('('. But it rna~ ' comf' loo JatP for Pf'll irr . In mlrl ·April. Prltlrr an<l two olhf'r fH'Isonf>rs bf'g<J n a hungPr strike a t th(' fedPraiJX'n in M<~rion. Til . whf'rc Pf'lliPr was Sf'nt to sNvr two cons('('utivt• lif(' sPntf'ncrs Thry complained t h.ll ~n~on au thorities had co nfL"('.tll'd c~nd dl>s tru.v f'd thrir rt'ligious artifacts. and thf'y WC'N" no longf'r abiP to prachcP theil tradJiiunal Indian beliPfs So they I'C'fuS('(j to C'at until thPv wf't'(' allowpd to practicP lht'il rPll Kion "They ha vr rak('n awa~ · th£' only aspccl of our livrs th~tt kf'pl us spiritu a ll.v alive a nd humHn." Pf'lttcr said, so Ill£' hungf'r c;; trikP is thP onlv rpJigious rx prf'ssion lf>ft to thf'm . Thtll's why thPy call it a' fast for lift:'." 1\vo wf'f'ks ago, thf' th rN' pnsoners wrrP movf'd to a pn son hosptta ! ,J! SprlngfiPid, Ill . where att<·mpts wPn' madf' to forcf'· frf'd 1hPm Ttwv got a court order forbiddtng thP forcf' -fC'f'dm g. F.XECUTIVF. MF.MO lnv<'SII· gators for lh«' F: nC'rgy [}(>part · ment's inspPc tor gf'nera l got this practif'f'·what -you -pr f'ach warning m a rC'Crnt nl£'rno : "Wp havf' a vPry im!JQrl ant mi ssion to Pf'rtorm for thts o ffice. th(' drpartmC'nt and thr publi c in gC'nPral. We cannot complete I hat misslun bv sp<'ndlng an inurdmatf' amount of timC' visiting with our co -workprs, m<.~k · mg }X'rsonal triPphonP ralls. readlng thf' newspaPf'r and ra tin g bl"('akfast at our tiPsks <1uring dut~' hours. Ptr ThPsP pracliC('s havE' lxx'n obsC'rvf'd and this mrmoran· dum should hf' considerpd as noliflcallon that t hC' <:~bovP de'S cribf'd activltirs wt!l not hC' conrJonf'd " Diet danger signs ________L_ow_(_dl_W_i.......::ng_:_e_LI I h,J\'«' ll\'t'(ll< ong t'nough .md tx"'.'n llldll it•d lon~.:t•nough I hall ca n n •.tfi thr slJ..'llS of appm,ICiung troubiP .-s Wt' ll ,tS olllVIHJI' VVhih• I \~ ,rs still tn [.']01](1.1 I \\TOll' \ 'OU I h.! I I suspt'<'1i'<.l ,1/101111 '!' dlPtlng sf'ss lnn W,Js on lht' \~a\ · Now tho1t ou 1 long rl (IP i s l)(•hmd u~. I .1111 sur~• th,tl unh•ss SOIJll' '-l!ong 1'\'aS iV(' <JCI \On is t;rk• •n I ,n n tn for .trro thf'r rPrun of 'Jlll· ( ; ,t •.tt F.1 st M.ntx• I (';HI h1•.td 11 nt f hut I dmrlll it ' Pt 'l h ~ 1ps ii S ,tn o!d i'X(.H'II('/ll'('(j diP! v. .1 ldlf'l. I ca n hPip somt• JX )()J' soul staV(' off .1 dll'ling di .~.t.Sif'r in tht'SI' tirrH•s whl'n It Is thf' smar! thrng to clo 1·\·c·n·onc u ,urts to hf' lmn .n1d Pll'g;m t and look likf' thrv nf'Vf'r had a squarf' mf'al In thrlr llf<' Dif't o~nd f'Xf'ITisC' havp t akC'n !h(• plaf'f' of fru ga lity and burning !h(' midnight oil oiS a wav to gf'l ahf>ad In thr wnrlcl Arroblc dane· f'nd of thC' r1<1Venport. l ns trad of wings. eupld now wcars f'Xf'rf'ISP shOf's. Anv old flmr r wlll tf'll you that skipping rop<> anrl lifting wrights Is no wa v to go abou t starting a famil y. Pt•rhaps I am old Ltshlonf'd hut I Ciin't Sf'f' o.~mthlng partlcularl.v mma ntl<' about iJ S\\f'<Jl\, fi\·p OJ 1() m!Jp jog WhPll cornparr'fi !O cl ll f'VC'ntng of dim ilghts J nrl soft music . But I am <.1 spnt irnt 'ntal old fool and am gr tllng off my subj f'CI I c;;t,n h'tl out to g i vP a worrl of W.Jrnm g to hu sba nds \.\. ho havp snrnphow m ..1nagpd to succPssful y <'Om£' off thf' cou rtship track a nd .m... no\\· rf'.tring <::1 farn1l y or to sPnlor cltlzPns u:ho hav(' long slncP r r.wf'd thri r families and an• n ow on t hPtr own ThPt'C' Is no agC' difft·u•ntla l. ThP signs arf' a lwa ys thp same. F'irst thr wives will begin tn complain that they have nothln~ to WPaJ Absolutely nothing• WhPn you n~mtnd thf'm they havP a closet full of drl'sses, they dismiss you wllh, "Oh. those old things I look llkr l' vr been melled and poured into them." That Is your first clue that she has seriously been consld· erlng somP sort of dlel program. ThPn thr dP"'serts gPt sma iiPr and finally disappear allugcthcr . She wi ll sp<>nd hours before the bed· room mirror holding up a four· yrar·old dress and thinking wist' fully of the days when she could havp worn it PPJ ho~ps she ha s answPrt>d ont' of thoSC' tPIPvlsion ads for BPily Burm·r~ or somf' similar dPvieC' which guarant('('s you will lose pounds by PXC'I'Cising a ff'w hours a da~ in thP privaf'y of your living room Wr ha vr onr of those gadgrts in F'lond.:t which WP will sri! cheap Thp final sign that shf' ha s madt• up hN mind romPs whf'n shr sprnds m orf' ttmr on thr bathroom sca lrs than shP d()('s in lhC' kl~rhrn. That mrans thr d!r is rasl. You either go along ur head for thr tall tlrnl:x>r to walt ouT the storm. Actuallv .. while thP fi rsl nush of enthusiasm Is on. you will probably find more nourishment In the woods than you 1\111 at home I know the diet problem Is hard on the little t•l woman bul If you ar<' a skinny, hungry husband IJ's no bed of roses either. If you don't think dlellng Is a family matter you don't know much about dlellng. When we first plunged headlong Into a dieting program about 10 years ago, I was all for It I even added m y own vote of confidence to that of the lady who was selling the program. Now, • sixth Inning was the l,OOlth of his career. Only six other Cincinnati pitchers have reached that plateau. He could reach 2,00l more quickly, If the Reds keep giving him extra chances llke they did Thursday. He fanned the three Cubs batters in the third Inning, but Bob Demler reached first safely as catcher Brad Gulden missed the third strike for a passed ball. Solo went on to fan Ryne Sandberg only the 17th time In major-league history that a pitcher has retired four batters on strikes ln one lnning. The Cubs also have been going real good lately. They pounded on Reds pitchers In the first two games of the series, scoring 16 runs whlle moving a half-game ahead of the New York Mets Into first place In the Nallonal League East. Solo erased that lead Thursday, leaving the Cubs with a :J.3 road trip before opening a 10-game homestand. The Reds took command by batting around in the fifth against starter Dick Ruthven, 2-5, who suffered his fifth straight loss. The runs scored on Ron Oester's single, Duane Walker's double, Dave Concepcion's sacrifice fly and Gulden's double. Cesar Cedeno singled home another run in the sixth, before the Cubs got all threeofthelr runs in the seventh on Ron Cey's RBI double and Jody Davis' two-run homer. Majors " I ~ II rol J.,!!; loft I,J'I j l 'HI Jill <>rll H.ol l!ll'l<•l \1Jiu ,.,r.;, Jl ]t, I7 l' "W '\.",.,._ \I k 1•· !1 H~ 1P ~~ ' I~ ~! I" ' II ]; I0 11 l'l ! II 1 hu ·'I ~ I~ IIi II I ' '' "HI 17 l I' . .'ll ~7 1 1' : ,., J'J \oi' Ho~U'<Ion I '" ' n.u ...d!l} ·, loa.llu .... 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Mlll\,tLJko• · I ol,l"' II I I, •ll> lu. <~I:' , , l'• >~•• nl •• 1,o llfro1111 ol -,, . , \ >1 K t J. ol;l,\1 111.rl I )r Inoll •11• l,. ,Llllo ,ol 1\,ollln~ 01' r n• I ]1'\o•l<~nr' ,or \11 1 1\ , ILI~" •ll• 1 r, II\ \luml.~\ .ot l 'tJJl d)..~ I l'hllaU.•lphi.• ,or S.trl Fo .omN•• .\Jiafll,o ,J• Plll~lJJI)!h •n• (ln\lf1ul11 1,,I S1 Louo~ •n• "''"' Ymk tl "';:on 111 ~>0 on• Munrn .JJ.11 Ltr. i\ng~~~ 10 1 Sund,.,'~ li lUiltl'\ ,\ll,onlot ,,1 l 'oll~burch I In• mn,oll .11 Sl l.oul" IIL >U~tun ,o l I hH .1~1 l'htladi•IJihla ,,1 S.m ~ 1.1nrN" ~ow Yn1k .11 San lla'j.."!l Munln•, ol .JI l.!li Alll.'.,l'"" Mond,\'" t.anw 1\o fUSIO/l .11 Sl J .•lUI~ Ill I I Jnh g.tllll' 'I h<'()UI<~I LLlk I h iL · 'C" 1'1111 odo Iphi' ! 1!1'! t: lo l riEHn. t ~1Hfl r ,,nnn S.111 Dlf'l..~• Fl.lflf t•..no W• . 11 . !ll<o• l~ I h ll . tCO .'};, •~ 111\.'ISION I. r~,t t:B II ~,~1, ~ -~· n Jo, "•71 - 'H.I I 11 JS nnt that I doubt Inclined tn laugh and enjov ratmg. womt"'n m<Jnagr to the meeting lasted or if Rozelle had s..,-'ivt•n S<_·hiichtPr a nv indication tha t he would be able to pl ey In the 1~ season The forrnf'r Ohi o Stat£' star was suspended on May 2U, I!J83 for bell inK on NFL games and sat ou t the en1 ire 198.3 season CONFRONTATION - Chicago Cubs' manager Jim Frey (left) argues with wnplre Bob Engel over a stolen base call whlle Cincinnati Reds' player Dave Parker Ustens In on second base. Both hem•hf's cleared at the e nd oftheinningwhen Frey and Parker continued the argument. 'J'h•• Reds won the gam(' 5-3. ( 1\P Laserphoto). \~ l'hiiiJ,..'lHI' , ,\1 c,,.\1111 S.an llh'J,'I• "~I l r.on 110 n,o !\1Hntn .11. I'' l\ un1"' M on111•.ol t~ l ',uk•l 1In• mn.olt I>• <.,,unuo•l . l'hol,o t)p)p iU.l J l, 1)(1\ lii. ~:S lt.Jn"•n.o \olonl"',tl 11 !,( .oolf't :\llnnln•,ol. 11 \ Jl,l\ h "- u1 Fo.trl , 1'-l"' Ill ._,\)( t.o~ Ang•·ll ~ Ill ·, "" 111,1 "11h 'I J""lf s:w LA Y m '84 Lawn Tractor Sale Uve longer llv~s. though . Don't think this Is a column against weight loss programs for It is not intended to be. 1 hope I had made that clear because I gPt enough IPtt ers giving me hell as It Is. I think anyone will be benefitted If they follow their plan the rest of th<'lr llv~s . Getting the weight off Is ~asy comparetl to keppln~ It on . 1 know lacklin g the fl ab Is a great advent uri', but fmm now on please • Ro7..elle said m announc mg thf' suspenston that the casP wuuld bt• rPVlPWE'Ci and th a l t'Pinstatement fo r the 198-1 season would bf'constdered Schhchtrr. 2~. undr•t\VPnl treat mE'nt for what H'~ts descnl:x>d as a compulsJ\' f' gamblmg habtt Parker, Frey incident over CINCINI'ATI tAP) - Chicago Cubs Manager Jim Freyglvesaway a few inches to Dave Parker, but that didn 'I prevent him from trying to tan gle with the Cincinnati Reds outfielder alter an exchange of words Thursday. The two traded words on the field alter Parker stole second m the eighth inningofthe Reds' 5-3 victory over the Cuos Thursday . Fr ey was argulng the call with umpiie Bob Engel and got irritated when Parker tried to join in the discussion 5·foot-8 manager onro the field to challrng<• the 6-foot ·5, 2.10-pound with thPumpirC' H r d()('sn't ha\('10 Parker. " Ht• !old rnt• to shut up ." Pa r kf'l saJd. "When I rounded third lx.lse, I said, 'I'm not allowed to voir·f' my opimon?' " A few m ore wm ds werf' exrh<mgf'd. and Frf'v was soon on lilt' When the inning was over. Parker directed a few words toward Frey on · 1 thuught he was bemg a WLSe- guy ,•· Fr<'y said. "I didn'llikf' it . 1 don't know what to thmk of him being 6-foot o." Players and umptres stepp<>d 111 hi'fnre blows could be exchanged Both benches empt ted. but calm was qutekly !'{'Stored . "When 1 was out thrrrwit h Eng<'l. hr 1Parker) was chunin g m wll h some sort of r Emarks. I thou ght ... Prey said. "I just thought he was the 1rymg to be a wise -gu :v . I'm ar,l,:'lung Cubs' bench , oringi ng the be standing back I h('rt'poppmgoff .. lield . BOSTO'< 1API - Thl' Eklston Celtics own the tools, but there·s no way they'll talk about burying thr Milwaukee Bucks not yl'l. anyway. Milwaukee's big Boo L aniPr mentioned quicksand, out the Celttcs outwa r<lly ignore'(} the remark. both tht:' managt•J aml However. the outfJe lder sa td afrer the gam~ there> wa s no lingf'ring anger "I rc:=;pect the man. He's got an uuts !Jndmg c lub." Park0r Sdld ··It w.Jsjust tnthl'llP;ttofaballg;unP A.: . lar <Js I'm concPrn0d, tt' s O\'f'J' · "It's no big dl•al." F'l('Y ~c1 1U "11 \\'dS lhOS(' l htngs !hal asl'mconrPrn0Cl,tt'o.., ]Ur;;l O il{' Of haptx•n A~ fJ I UV(' I' \\'II h." AMERICAS FINEST B A SEMENT DOOR winner, remarked that thr ('pJJtcs had the New York Kllicks m lhc grave after tv/O easy victor iC's tn Eklslun Garden. The remark ramf' ba<' k tu haunt thl ' rnJght y Cclt tcs. Thr upstart l<ntcks extmded Eklston to tile ltrni ! lx'forC' bowmg out m sC'ven gamf's Now, P~' Ping an u nprocPdf'nt<·d ):,th NRI\ cham;llOnship. theCclttc s near-fatal mistake . 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Get em before ifs hot. the rffE'C t ivPnf'Ss or t hr , ·arious dlPt and C'XPrCIS£' ciassps. Anyon(' who follows thf' w< ' Jg hl loss pbn w ill f'V('ntuallv gain thf'ir W<'lght ~oal Thf' mor~' o\·Nwf'ig ht th(' dif'lf'r 1s, lhf' fas!Pr shP will ]OS(' SO thr first fpw wf'f'k s of Lt pmgram a.rP thf' most sat isfy ing I say "shp" bprausf' the lad!( '" domin utP thf' class('s and onl v an occasional malf' has atiPndf'd th<' r!...lsst •s with w hich Marv has ix'('n assoc1atf'd The Jadi~s drf' mon' wl'ight conscious than the fat malf's who .Jrf' mon• ThP IIOilS fOJ 1hr leag"Ut'. Hr said hr dtd not know how long Assoctation's Sixt h Man !If['-, ol\' I'' I'< J.t:.\4.' is sitt ingout an mdefinitr suspPnsion imposed by NatJonal Football I .eague Commissioner Pete RD· zelle, met with Rozelle Thursday, a league spokPsman said "The mectmg was arranged oy Schlichter's people," said Jim Heffernan. dwector of p ubll r rf'la · With a 2 0 lead OVl'J lhP Bucks aftPr a J2o.1JO rout Thursda~ night . the Celtics arc not about to repeal a l,lfll,l :. " \ I 'Jt lshur~.:h J! <>U~IOil J-1 ""'ltu.,.,u u : \ta I<A"~"l' !'alt"I'K' 2 It ell 1j) l , (! l),rh< NEW YORK tAPi - Quar1er · back Art Schlichter of the Colts, who Celtics rout Bucks~ 125-110 I ,,., Hr• n h <.;,on l.rr k. S. lrl ~ · ,,.,,, ,...., Ulo ]',uk< 'l l !no llrn.oll l~ o Ill"'<.: \.'1\i.:Clrl ~ S ,Jfl l1io1..~1 II ]{.LIII' "' \lo• lll11 ',ol ! I S. omml )1tlll.101olphl.t F. 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HOURS: 9:00SAT. 9:00 TO 4:00 �Ohio Sentinel Marauderettes defeat Viking gals, 17-2 !WAR TIIUR - The Me igs girls softbal> t<>am warmed up lor Its TVC champwns h1p encounter with Wells ton this e wrung with a 17 2 ' omp over Vi nt on Count v here Thursda} Tht> wm ena bled the Marau df'i Pttes to complete theu TVC '-iC' hf'd ul e Wi th a perfect U -0 slate Metgs Is 17 1 overall Barb Ha tfteld fanned seven and walked only one batter tn gotng the route VInton County pitching lannro seven a lso but walked a whopping H Mary Moore was the Marau derettes losmg hitter as the speedy shortstop banged out three singles Hattleld added two singles, Marla Musser drllled a solo home run, Jodi Hamson and Jodi MUler each doubled, and Jenny Meadows singled Tonight s champlonshJp game with Wellston ts slated to stan a round 4 p m at Alexander High School Meigs defeated Wellston 7-3 In their previous meeting the Meigs starting nne-up and batting order lor tonight's title game will be Mal) Moori' SS: Jodi Hamson 28 Jodi Milk'r C Jenny Mf-adows 1B Barb Hattlt>ld P Carol Smith 3B Jennl Couch CF DaphnE> Di llard LF Marla Musser RF This USED CARS, INC. I 09th Preakness scheduled Saturday at Pimlico BALTIMOR E 1AP 1 - !'ramer B tlly Turnc1 has a perfect record m l 'l tple Cro\.\'Tl r aces Of course he had the pertec t horse m 1977 "-ll h S<>attle Sle" In Saturd a\ s 109th P1 ea knPss at P unltco T urnc1 senrls Ug htlv raced Pia) On a gamst nmr 3 vm1-old m a is mrl udmJ; S" ale the Ken tuck\ ()erbv "mn('r \\ ho "'as su ed h\ Sm ttlr SIC'\\ Betng the unde rdog IS a " hole lot d tffcrent sa id the 37 wa1 -old Turner T hUJ sdm 1 he las t tune the only wa\ " e could lust" ll" c dtd something \.1. rung '\u•~ v.. e ' e got to dJH'H f\ lhmg 11g ht to puU II off 1 hP 11 a l k oUUsniclkf't has estatr l!Shed Swale as the ear ly &-5 fa' orlte from the No 5 post posttton for the l 3-1&-mtle test 110 \ards shorter than the Derby Slews hm e a basiC look and you can see the old man m h1m sa1d Turner Swale ISn t as muscular a s Skow but he s the same color Swale ts T!tple Crown matenal He wa s the JrOn horse last war Gate Dancer d tsqualfied from founh to fifth m the Derb\ for mtcrte rence \\a s listed at ~ l and Pia\ On nex t at&-! \\e \E' got onesenouscontender 10 contend \\.1th T'urnPr smd Were on a pa r With the rPst of Indians find another way to lose,wild pitch By lilil' ltAPI'OPORT ,U' Sports" riter tVI CI losmg 11 of thetr pn?\ IOU S 1J ga mes the ( low land lnd1an s found anothPt Wd\ to th1ow one av. a , mel thi S limP thev did 11 l iteral!\ l osmg IIH ThUJscia' mg ht the lndtLm s s tag£'d ~1 f1 mt ic comeback tn t hr ld st 1\\ o mn mgs to tic theg,Jmc tn tt'gu larron But then rh"' !Qst tt 11 1tl m the 101 h "hm J un Rwe <hugg<'Ci home ft om third on a" 1ld pJI(_ h b\ rPiu \f'J f. r nu- Camacho Ill< \ISJ iing R<'<l Sm had led b\ ' t \ t n nms !-"ron lh t Inct1ans tied l! \\ II h I hi f'l"' I U/1,', U1 tlu ugh! hand fOUl u1tht nmth thf'la stthif'f'o nahoml 1 1 J\ \ nd t r I hornton ( ...tm I t ho 1s nov. 0 t 'it1 1 l 1a\\10rd 1 0 pwk<:'d up th< '1 1() 1'\ v..Jlhfu.oscoJf'lt-ss mnmgs of I Itl t In Tllursd n s olhC'I \mf'ncan l r 1gur aC' tJ on ff'xd ~ b£> 1' \11lv.au k1'f' 4 I anct I o rn nto ntppro ( h1cago I2 In Mtl\\ciUkf'<' Flobb\ Jonp,; RAI s tn_gk k C'\ f'CI a four nm m1 s1akP filled SC\Cflth ,md Frank Tanana IOSS('(j d S(\ r n hiller to \C'arl Tr xa s O\. CI Mllwauk('(• ~ih( • Rnv.{r s urur s 1ntlwk>d a th1 0\\ f1 om righ t f1c \dp r (_ ha rl1P MWil that \Nt nt to thf' backstop lilov. mg a nm to scoff' a nd a wild thiO\\ b\ r atrhf't JimSundlx>rgthdt lr t m rn o rnorf' 1 ctndfld .J --4 PJS!f'd hiS S('('Ofld romplt•tf' gam(' thi s '-f'ar I If' dJdn t dllo" d v. tlk \.Vhiif' "trtkmg out fl\t' bdl IC'rS gn mg u p M 1lv. r.~u k('(~ s run m lhf' fifth nn MoorP s RB f smgiP Blu£' J.q.s I "llltP Sox! In I nro nlo I lm rl MoSPh\ tlf'l!f'drl 'iolo hom r 1 un m t.h£' founh mrung tnd 1 trr bt mkmg 11 1plc J n th~ , tghth to lec~ d rm onto 0'0' Ch t( ago lla m c~s< o Larct.!led off thccrghth agamst Chicago stai1PI Lan1an Hovt 3 5 Wit h a smgle and \\as sacril1ced tosecondbv Da\ eCollins Moseb) then htt his game--. mrung tnple down the nght held line to make a wmnerof Roy Lee Jackson 41 Meanwhtle to Alan W1ggms s t~a lmg bases L' Just a matter of bcmg hot hot enoug h to fmaUy send the San Diego Padres SPven game lostng streak up m smoke W1ggms s tole five bases Thurs dav the last of wh1ch led to the run that a Uowed the Padres to beat the Montreal Expos >-4 The five pilfers !ted a NatiOnal League recmd held b• three othet playeiS W1th the game I led 4-4 and two out m thebottomof thcetghth W1ggms ~!.as walked bv relie\ er Andy McGafflgan the last of 10 walks s urrendered by Expos pitchers He s tole second wound up on th1rd \\ hm catcher Bobby Ramos throw sailed mto cen ter fie ld and scored when Tony Gwynn bea t out an mf1cld htt ThPrf' wPrP onlv tvvo other !\a tiona I League games Thursday The C me mnall Reds beat th t> Ch1cago Cubs ~3 and the Atlanta B1 aves downed the St LoUIS Ca1dmals 53 Bm• es 7. Canis~ Pascua l Pe1 ez cele brated his 27th btrthda ) bv throw mg a seven htt tei to pos t his thud wm tn thrw dPCISIOns s m c r retummg from the suspenSion unposed for his drug conv1c 11on 1n thf' Dom tmcan Republw Ra f.<~f'l lla mi r('Z drovr m thrf'C' nms v. tlh a sat 1 tflcf' flv and tv. o run 111plc a nd C,Jenn Hubbard smacked a tv. o ru n homPr for the Rraves v. ho had 13 htts tosalhlge Ihe th1rd game oft hc1r ttu ('(>game Sf>flp,; them Play On who drew the outside No !0 post IS coming off a VICtOI)' In the Ma; 9 Withers ovPr one mile at Belmont Park He had two seconds in Ills previous starts this year and won Ills only start as a 2 year-old The son of Stop The Music owned by the Welcome Farm, was bemg pomted for the May 5 Derby but It wasn t until that Turnerfelt the colt was ready lor top compettllon Ideally he s hould have had a :'Ouple of more races, two more races satd Turner It would have made trai ning a lot eas1er Jean Luc Samyn will nde Plav On Wh; IS It tha t I a lways have a Frenchman In the c lassics? Turner asked rhPioncally Jean Cruguet was Seattle Slew s Tr1ple Crown rider Swale m eanwhile had hts final worko ut lor the Prcakness, gotng a half mile in 46seconds and galloping out fifth eighths of a mile in 59 3-5 " It was faster than I wanted," said 70-year-old trainer Woody Stephens, But the way he did It doesn'tbother me It s not hew fast It's the way you do 11 He did 11 easy Swale was once the second strlng colt in Stephens' barn behind Dl'vtl' s Bag whose unlrnpresslve3-year-old campaign and a bone chip In a knee led to Ills retirement May 7 The Claiborne Farm colt has won three or f1 ve starts this year and e1ght or 12 m his career At stake in this second leg of the 1'1 iple Crown was first prize of $243 !XXl from the gross purse of $338100 The fie ld m post position order Pac Soldier Fight Over, Gate Dancer faylor s Special, Swale, Pme Circle Wind Flyer, Raja s Shark S S Hot Sauce and Play On ABC's Preakness program will be shown from 5 6 p m EDT With posttune set lor 5 40 TVC diamond title on line Saturday \'!ELLSTON - Metgs tra vel s to Wellston Saturday at 1 30 p m m a ga me designed to dectde the TVC base ball cha mpions Site fo r the title ttlt was dectded by a COin fl1p Thursday and We ll ston won taki ng the home field advantage T ht:- gam(' \\-as agreed to be plaved at u the1 M<>lgs or Wt:lls! on a nd not am_uti a! s it e since name- thrower Meigs coach Tim Sau nders has Imported Me1gs grad Jeff Wayland from the Rio Grande Redmen to hurl batting practice to mg ht Wayland leads the M1d !h(' tw o schools ha\t pile he• Thomas miXes h1s fastball and c urve teadlly willie normally ha\ mg excelle nt control Wellston s onl y blem1sh on the ir excellent f1e tds TVC Most Valuable PlaJ;ei Char h(' I mdov. er wtll toe 1hP mound fm the Roc kets "ho wound up "lth a ncar pertect 12 0 1 Tv C mark pl<~ymg Lmdowf'r thr ows very hard nor OhiO Conference m earned run ave rage and can bnng II to the plat<> m a hu r ry The Mat auders "Ill countet Wlth Dctn Tho mas, htmself a very fme 1 VC r('('ord was a hewtthoneofthC' fVC s \'-' eaker teams Miller Metgs wound up 10-1 m the TVC mdudmg fm al row m a r ow The MauwdPrs are 11 9 overall 1 he Me1gs startmg hne-up and battmg order ts as fol\ov. s mally m the upper I'll mt!es a n hoUI 1ate The Marauders who lost to Wellston 1 1 wnh all th ree ll.ocket thPit r uns un('arnro 1n lhetr earh£'r match up havC' not facf'rl I mdowet Hus Yt'ar ~~~ To p!epall' for the \'. e ll ston k H1 ~ ~s ~s Scott ( .hf'f'n C Trf') Cassell IH IO\ ( a r !X'niC'T Hi t hrb HUrd('flf' LF lamPS AC1f'l: CF Dan Tilomas P :\I< k Bu ~ h l"lr1bb\ Splr~ or Davt Huovt l JH l ukt V.rlktr A Jacobson has earlv Colonial lead mg holes Thursdav, slashed SIX s t rakes from par and 1ode a sparkl mg &l to a two-shot lead over a qu mtet of tounng veterans that mcluded Tom Watson The1e s no reason why I can t do 1t aga m (today) dead panned J acobsf'n whose first last and only tour v1ctory was at the 191'll Bu1ck Goodwrf'nrh Open Paus mg on lv a momen t he added ""th a f[f ln Ohio fishing report lh 1114' \,SO( O:ll<'ll p"""'' I h t ~f> rtll -.. um{ uf t hl'good fl s htn ~ p! 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S undav School 9 lO l m Morning Worship 10 10 a m Surd l F \a ngdis tk m f>f' llng 7 00 p m PrHr mN'IIng Wed nesday "7 00 p m L NITED PRESBYTERI \N !IIINISTRV 0 F MEIGS COUNTY Rt'v Wanda Johnson DlrPt t or Harold John!Kln DlreC' tor of Edunllon HARRISONVlL L E PR ESB\ Tf R JAf',; C H URC H Wors h tp S('l'\ \cf' q ()(I <~ m C hurch School 10 JO am MIDDLEPORT PRESB~ TERIAN CH URCH C hu rc h Sc hool9 00 a m Morn lng Worship 10 1:1pm 8ib l(' S!ud \ Tuf'~ da' 10 a m 81biP StU\ Thu rsd rn 7 lOp m SYRACUSE FIRSl UN ITED PRESB~ TERIA l' C HURCH Churl h Sc hool 10 1 1m Mornin~ Wors hip 11 :10 am Rtbl ~lud y T ut•sd av lO t m Jun ior and S.:>nlur High Youth Group Sunda\- fi 00 p m RUTLAND C HURCH OF G OD P a sTo r Rt'V J o hn Evans S unday School 1() 00 a m S unday Mo rn ln ~ Worship 11 00 a m ChtldrPn s Chu rch 11 a m S unday PVf'n tn 11 servlc(' 7 00 p m W('(l n ps d av cvrn tn~;t Youn~ Ladlt>s Atudllary 6 00 P m Wedn('Sd a v Fa m ily Worship 7 00 p m HAZEL COMMUN ITY C HURC H nPa r Loni Bottom EdsPI H<Jrt pastor Sunda ' S<> hool 9 30 a m Wnrshlp 10 lO a m Praye r m('('tlng 7 30 p m Thu n;dav • Pus $1 00 Sttlrng lee lo r each a ddrtrona l sub jec t 1n same porl ra rl 1977 DODGE PICKUP ............ 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S('r\1 f R L 1 LAN D BIBLE Ml 'fi!ODIST Amo s - no pm \\ cdnf'"dr\ r\lnllg Sf' t\ tC' t Tilli s pasto So nm Hud <> on ~ upl "'un d a ~ - uopm Sc tto ol G \[]am Morning worshtp 1tl \0 Di\"'l \ ILl F HOliNE SS rHI IR C' H Sundl\ P\f'n ln g s tr \ JCcf'7flClpm 1 m !OI <t tcd nnRt !Y,bf'IV.(Pn\ln!n mt \'\1 dnPsd~v s('J \tlL ~ pm WMPU p ro 1 an_g s\ tilf' Rr\ B('n ~ e~tt s p ts or Su n Rr a m 9 a rn r> 1rh Sundav d ;n Scho Jl )\ \()a m Bohb\ I ambf.r S RUTI AND C H U BCH OF THF. 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( H t.:IH H Campbell pa s to r Sund <l\ Schoo l '! 1ll a Rohf' r1 E Mu s~ rr pastor Sunda \ SlhO f l m lam PS Hu ght"S supt f: \t"nm g ~~ n ttf' q ~I 1 m Pau Mu sser «upt Mo rmng 7 \fl p m Wf'dnsda\ l'vC'nmg pra\f'r mC'C'I 1.1 o r s htp \fl 1(l am S met n f'\f'ntn g 'f'l ing 7 '.() p m You th prayer S<'l'\ tC'f' Pa c h mid .,.,('('1\ sr n1c(' \\f'-d nPS vh1 7 p m fu f's da\ da\ 7 p rn F \IR\ IE\\ AIR! F { Ht RCH I f' la r t S't HACS E ( Hl RC'H OF' 1 HF N \ \\ \a Rl I Ja mf's I f'~ IS p a s tor Wor Zi\ll Er-<E Rf'\ l1mf'" R K lt1 h pa c; tm <: hrp stJ\t('('S 9 lOa m S u nd a\ Sc hool I I Sh pr rn.ln \und ff s u p! 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Ptkr Cou nt v Road 25 01 ar Fla t V.f'f'k pta vt• rnf'f'ttng Wf'dn f'sda\ "'p m woods Rf'\ B lac kwood pastor SPr' icPS Al vl.n R Pt'd Ia\ leadN on Sund a) at 10 JOa m and7 :lOp m ~l!h Sund a v Scho ol 9 :\Oa m BibiC'STud' WC'd H EM l 0 ( K GRO\ E CIIR\ Sl i AN nf'sda\ 7 30 p m Ro)l: t r Watson pastor Cr E'nson Prall FAITH FELLOV.SHIP CRUSADE F'OR Su nda\ Sc hool Supt Morntn~ 1.1. 0 r~ hlp 9 10 CHRIST St R l 338 Anti q uil \ Rr' a m Sunda\ School 10 10 a m Evenln~ Frank lin D1ckPns pastor Su nda.,.. m orn s PrVIC'f 7 30 p m In~ lU am Su nday ~\l?n i n g 7 :W p m MT UNION BAPTI Sl J oe' Sa yrf' Sun Thu rsda v p vp nln~ 7 30 p m day Schoo l Sup t Sund a\ Sc hool9 <1:1 a m ST lVERSV ll I E fOMMUNIT 'l OAP EvE'nl ng v.:orsh rp 6 10 p rn P1 avPr MN•t TI ST C H U fK H P aslor RoberT 8 yf' rs ! n ~ 6 30 p m V.Pdn Psda\ Sunda\ &hool \0 a m Worship sHv lct 11 'fUPPF.RS PLAINS C' HURCH OF <l m Sunday t'Vt'nin g sen IC'f' 7 ~0 p m C HRIS I J od} Ho lland m!ni sl£'1 Df'rv l Wf'd n PSda y P\C'ntng servtcP 7 30 p .m W('llS Sup! Morn ing ~orship R (}() a m INDI:.:PENDENT HOLfNESS CHURCH Chu rc h School 9 00 am In c PPar l Sl MtddiPpor t Rev 0 Dl>ll C HE STE H C HURCH OF T H E NAZA Manlt•y pastor Sunda v Sc hool 9 :JJ a m RENE RPv HPrbe rt Gral(' pasto1 M01 n l n~ worship Hl JO a m EvPnlng F'r ank Riff!( su pt Sund av Sc hoo l 9 JO" worship 7 30 p m Tuesda v 12 30 p m Wo m Worship sl"r vlrf" 11 a m a nd ., P m mens Praypr meetlng \\ffinPSrla y 7 30 S u ndt~v Wpd n esday 7 p m PraH•r m{.)el p m PravPr and PraisP sf'rv iCf' lng RUTLAND APOSTOLIC CHURCH OF LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODI ST Jr:sus CHRIS1 E lder Jam es Mlllf'r Bl CHURCH Rev Rober! Mlll('r p astor bll" S1udy \\ ednesda} 7 l:l p m Sunday I lovd W r l ~ hl D\r('('tor of C hris tian E du SchoollO a m Sundav night ser v lcf" 7 :\0 r ation Su nda' Sc hool 9 :ID a m Mo r n~ng pm wo r s h ip 10 30 am Cho ir prac1kP Sun POMEROY \\ ESLEY AN HOLI NESS day 6 10 p m EvPn!ng v.:orshlp 7 JO p m Harrlsonvlll(> Road Ea r l Fields pastQr WPdn('sda\ Pra)Pr an d B iblE' S!ud\ 7 :tO HE'nry Ebli n Jr Sunda v School supt S un pm dav Scllool 9 30 a m Morning worship l 1 DEXTER CHURCH OF CHR IST am S und a v f'H'nlnJ: s £>rviCP 7 30 p m C'harlPs Ru<iSPII Sr mlnls1£"f R\('k Ma Pra\ f' r m ('('t \R12: 'APdnPSdav 7 30 p m comlx'r supt Sunda\ School 9 30 am no ,, Naflonwtde tn s Co Mtdd leport WAID CROSS SONS STORE The DaJiy Sentmel 01 \_ _ TiiE DAILY SENTINEL I·:·. : • McCov P. J. PAULEY, AGENT 991 9911 Mtddleporl Pomeroy Fme'it .n Sechonal Modular Homes llOOE M.atn ~ Ma c 985 3944 Locu\t & Beech Street Kingsbury Home Sales & Service The 1 0 Rt I Reed!>VIIIe Oh ~ ~ Ser.,tce 214 E MaiD 992 5130 Pomeroy and crappie' are lx 1ng c.:aught tn thi s 1976 CAMARO ...................... s1295 ~ KERMIT'S KORNER !a kc ncar Sp nngfleld s1395 ',. CLOTHING HOUSE l'amt ( r._ k Lake - Thts 1 W auf' lakP n0cu Gr'C'E'nftPid 1s C'X(( liPnt fur t rapp1r v. h1rh a rr tx lng caughton srnaliJ!gs mmno\o\ s and wax v...onns Also good fis hing for largemouth bass and bluegi ll ( I Brown R.""nmr- BI U<'gtll 1974 DODGE WINDOW VAN 318 good cond tlton ~~~~ ~ 991 195S r Complele Auto moti ve Pre~crtp1tons GIFTS 99 Mtll St Mtddleport For A Real Auctton Call the Re.:ll McCoy ELLIS & SONS SOHIO SWISHER & LOHSE Church & Offtc:e Supphes soLTHWFA~T omo SPRING SAVINGS Pomeroy McCOY'S AUCTION SERVICE m 216 S Second Pomeroy ..1 JJ2S J Marcus Fultz Chester MIDDLEPORT BOOK SlORE PORTRAITS \Ltrgc•moul h bass and v. all e\ f' Ray R•ggs Ph 98S 4100 St Rt Professional Studio \\el lston IS v1cld mg some c rapp tr s and blucg1U a lso n orth~rn pike VIRGIL B. TEAFORD SR. MEIGS TIRE CENTER, INC. John F Fult2 ~ PORT I'. OR 11-l Texas 11\Pt F tt and sassv Pet eo J acobsen has staked an caliv but 1mpress1'C r la1m on the $500 OOJ Colon tal Na t1onat lnv1t at1on golf !ttle There s nothmg bette1 to boost you t morale than stanmg btrd1e bJrdte-btrdw sa td the personable s harpshooter the lmde r entet mg today s second round of the prestJ g1ous Nrr Ja cobsen b11d1ed the th ree open The Interested Businesses Listed On This and Church MIDDLEPORT SYRAC US E FIR ST CH L Rf' H O F ( ,{) \) lm Cl ark pa s lor Y.or shtp sf' n ru S un da' 10 a m Sund a \ Schoolll a m I \ I n lng wor s hip !>C'rVJC('- :\1.1 p m V.r tlr 1"-tLn pr aH' t m('('tmg - 1(1 p m M l HF.R\.10N L~ IHD I:I IH I HH I ' IN CHH IS [ C' H C R(_ H I K at f'd tn 1 f' :< ~ Comm un llv o ff Cl Rt ~ ? R• ' R ( b f' t S t nlh! 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I o d md ..,, lf i.: It\! IT \\ n ~ d Jr~wln,; nigh to God wU h ThPIT mouths and ht nor lng 1-1 m v. t h lllttt h\.l> \\ 11\t !h• r hrarts ill'f' far from H!m calling him Lord J.ord "'hilr thr ' dr n I 1 h til ~I\" Thf' wa~ of th(' Cross Lt~ads Ho mC' Is t Ia ml llfl l 01rl <-;( 1,t:: I t r t~'l + -.... lh• fl r <;t vf'r se lhal !h('rP snoothf'rwa\ Butv.f' wf' nOI WIJ!l lt~l h t I • r" ThC'n 1 bid farf'W('\1 to 1h(> " a\ s of t hc wo rld ~olswqa~~f'1 ;,~:~~~~~!~~~ca n1.1.alkt"o~ 1\ ~<~tthr..,lmt llu 11 !J il 'll SOOR th<>n for the Chris tian to sing The v. orld bf>hlnd mf' thf' tms.., hr'fnrf' m• No tumlnR ba ck no turnlll J<. h.'lr k - Subm11tt'tl bv S r Nann Covlf' C'o. pastm Mldd l<'po! I '\ •r 1 • nl\ nr �Pag a 6 The Daily Sentinel Friday, Mi:Jy 18, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' :. I 8 and40 Salon conducts anniversary observance Several state officers and guests from area salons joined the members ofMeigs Count y Salon 710, Eight and Forty, fortheobsen~ance of Its 19th anniversary. The dinner and program was held at theTrlnJty Church, Pomeroy . Distinguished guests attending were Patricia Henthorn, chapeau departementaie Ohio, Mary Jane Fone, fist deml chapeau premiere departementaie, both of Wellsville: Unda Edmundson, Ia concl!'rgl' departementale, Columbus: Patrt· cia Oldaker. l'avocatedeparl.!'men· tale, Chillicothe; and Mary Martin, !'avocat e departementale, Pomeroy. Others guests included Faye Wildermuth, Gladys Cummings, Goldia Mourning Roush and Enna Smith, partners of Gallia County Salon 612: Betty Bland, Franklin County 333: and Dorothy Wmi, Ross County 326. Mrs. Henthorn brought greetings and talked on the program of the E ight and Forty, congratulating the Salon mPmbers for their work with fPSplratory children. She an· nounced Chapeau Day at the National Jewish Hospital in Denver, Colo. held May 18-W and the La marchetobeheldinColumbus,Aug. 134. Gifts were presented to each distinguished guest by Jullia Hysell on behalf of the salon. Betty Van Me\!'r, petit chapeau, welcomed the guests and presented corsages to them. Florence Richard had tbe prayer, and Mrs. Hysell gave a history of the Meigs County Salon, organized on Aug. 10, 19ffi. Charter partners whoarestlll active were recognized and Include Eunie ject work . that three local famtlles with children having respiratory problems arc assisted, and that the salon contribul.!'s to all state projects. Door prizes were awarded to Laura Unger, Wellston and Linda Hollingshead, also of WeUston. The Christmas party was announced for Dec. 3 at Trinity Church. Commit· l.!'es planning the event were Mrs. M artin, Invitations: Mrs. Knapp and Mrs. HyS!'il, gifts; -and Luia Hampton and Veda Da vis, tables. Mrs. Martin, Mrs. Knapp, Mrs. Hysell, and Mrs. Hackett attended the 35th annual dinner of the Eight the National Jewish Hospital. and ~=r~hlldren receiving treatment Mrs. Hysell, Mrs. PoweU, Mrs. Brtnker, Mrs. Hampton, Mt'S. Hackett, Mrs. Marshall, Florence Richards, and Mrs. Martin also attended the 12th annual dinner at the Vinton County Sa lon 752 held on M ay4. CROSS STITCH CANDLEWICK! NG AND CROCHET CLASSES MONAY EVENING 7 salon. It was noted that the salon sponsors th!' cystic fibrosis fund drtve In the county with contrtbu· tions exceeding $2,!XXJ each year, that donations arc made to the local tuberculosis nurse for special pnr Save On the Only Portable Computer With 5 Built-In Programs TRs-sD" Mooe11oo 20 watts per channel, minimum rms Into 8 ohms from 20-20,000 Hz, with no more than 0 .1% THO Save • Fluorescent Frequency Display 25995 Two of the most popular components in one! Receiver features AutG-Magie"' FM fine-tuning. Recording deck has dual 5-LED audiG-Ievel meters and melall CrO,Inormal tape selectors. $120 • Dolby'B Noise Reduction Reg. AS LOW AS 379 .95 PER ~-·~ D~"TINGUISHED GUESTS - State officers honored at the 19th anniversary celebration of Meigs County Salon 710, Eight an Forty were, left to rtght, Mary Jane Fone, le secretalre; Unda Edmundson, llrst deml chapeau premiere; Mary Martin, I'avocate; Patricia Henthorn, chapeau; and Patrtda Olakcr, Ia oonclerge. president of the PrecpPtor &>ta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sormity when th<• group mPt Thursday night in th0 Riverboat Room of the Dtamond Sav ings and Loan Co . Other offiCf'rs inst a l! Pd werr Norma Custpr, viet> prP~ i dPnt; Ruby Baer. treasurer; Roherta O'Brien. correspondin g S<'Cretary: CJ;rrice Krauncr, rN·orrling secn'_tary; and Jane Walton, city council rep resenlativc. Committees named !or the year were Lillian Moort?, Velma R ul' , Mary M orrl,, Shirlc\ I.J(>(ogie, Nortna Custer. an(! Fleanor Tho· mas. social On Dean '.r fi.rt Co1mollete Donna Jones, Rose Sisson. Rev a Vaughan , and Janet Theiss, ways and m eans: Betty Ohlinger, Clarice Krautter, Nellie Brown, and.Jean Werry, service: Jane Walton. Roberta O'Br ien, June Van Vrankm, and Pearl Welk!'r, pro· gr a m : Ann Rupe, Maida Mora, publicity: Ruby Baer. Teresa Swatzel, telephone; Vera Crow, sun shlnr. a nd J une F r eed . scrapbook . Clarice Krautter introduced M acil Barton who preSI'nted a program on " I Dreamed I Had a G=n Thumb." She displayed cultings from various tret>s a nd flowers in her garden which she shared with the m embers along "1 th ideas on how to get things to grow. A picnic will be held at the home of M rs. T heiss for the nex t meeting. l.il llan Moore and Mrs. Thomas sf>t vf'd refrC'shments. 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Present for the observ a nee w ere Ada Morrts, Letha Wood, Zelda Weber, Ada Bissell, Elizabeth Hayes, and Evelyn Gaul. Others recognized but unable to atl.!'nd were Ulah Swan, Eth!'l Arbaugh, Hattie Frederick, and Leona Hensley. The charter m embers receiving 50 year pins from relativE'S attend· lng were Zelda Weber from Grace Weber, her daughter-in-law: Letha Wood from her daught ers, Mar· garet Chrtsty and Geraldine Hawk, and grandaughter, Kristi Hawk: and Elizabeth Hayes from her daughter, Esther Smith. Hattie Frederick at the Pomeroy Health Car!' Center. will be given her pin by her daughter -in-law. Goldie Fred!'rick. As a part of t h!' obseJVance, Karen Smith placed a gold crown on the head of hl'r grandmother. Ada Morris, one of the charter m embers. All of the charl.!'r members received vases of gold flowers. Giving poems in tribute to the charter members were Opal HUon, Thelm a While, Marcia Keller , J o Ann Baum, and Ethel Orr. A memorial service was held for deceasedmemberswithaflowcr!or each one being placed In a OC'<'Oratcd container . Enna Cieiand,chainnan of the good of the order comm i It!'C, had charge of the program . The program concluded with a song by Helen Wolf, "May the Good Lord Bless and Keep You" responses from lhP charter mem hers, a prayer by Betty rtoush, and singing of "Blessed be the Tie that Binds." The annivprsary cake baked by Jo Ann Baum wa s insc ribed " Happy Anniversary 50th Year. Daughersor America" and decorated with a sc hool house replica. the Bible and Calendar SUNDAY POMEROY - Revival serv iCPS ('Ontinue through Sunday a t Full Gospel Lighthouse. Hil and Church Road. with Bet tv Baker as evangelist and m us ic by Jo)iui Sounds. Services are 7: :lJ p m . nightly a nd the public Js mvilf:'d. Batteries. cassette recorder and inter· face extra POMEROY - County wide LONG BOTIDM - Battle o! the bands at Long Bottom Community Building Sunda y from I p.m . to ~p.m. Refresh · ments will be sold . MONDAY 25°/0 Off 1495 1495 Reg . 19.95 Reg. 24.95 Fits pocket or purse . Upfront conlrols, backlit dis· play, snooze. With battery. 24-hour alarm, stopwatch, calendar and backlit display. With batteries. 1163-705 #63-5056 AM/FM Nova®·52 by Realistic WI ,0¥111 DIAU" .OW• Pl)merov a By Micronta Reg. 99l· 21 t9 ~~CD SCT-26 by Realistic 15.95 _M ulberry Ave. TRS-80 Pocket Computer PC-2 by Hi-Speed Dubbing Cassette Deck Half Price gas SUGAR RUN MILLS Walnut Veneer Speaker Dof A honors charter members at Bald Knob Mission. 400/o Off Reg . 19.95 Save sao 19995 • Auto-Search Finds Selections Fast TINY TECH . Graduation Exercise$ .' set at Wesleyan FOR PRE-SCHOOL MAY 25TH 7:00 P.M . Revival sen~lrPS will beheld at the Whit e's Chapel Wesleyan Church, May 21 to 'l:l. with the Rev. Kermit Farlow as the evangelist. Sen~ices will be held each evening at 7 p.m ., with lheSundaymornings en~icesat 10:30 a.m . The public is invited to attend. Pu/J/ic / ., lu t·i t ed United Pentecostal Church 873 S. lrd Middlepqrt Refreshments Available FREE GAS 50 GALLONS CHARTERED MEMBERS HONORED- Charter members of Chester Council 323 were honored at the 50th anniversary observance of the Daughters of America held Tuesday night at the hall. In the group were, from left seated, Letha Wood, Ada Morrl.•, Md an American flag . Gold flowers werP used on the table. At the meeting preceding, Alta Ballard, councilor, presided . It was noted Leona Hensley is improvillg, Paulin!' Ridenour has a nPW Evelyn Gaul, and standing, Zelda Weher, Ada Bl""'ll and Elizabeth Hayes. Other cllai'Wr m emhers unahle to attend were Ulah Swan, Ethel Arhaugh, llatlie Frederick, and Leona Hensley. granddaughter , and Betty Denny and Mary Nesseiroa<l arc ill. M emorial Day plans wer e dis· cussed wi1h members to march to the cemetery, May 28. and be in the pmgram at the Chesler Grad<' ! • • • }1 • Beu.rznger Campazgn COnftnUtng In obSI'rvance of mental health month In Ohio. workers are moving from door-to-door in PomNoy as beiirlngers collec ting funds for the Mental Health Association in Ohio. Inc. Loretta T iem eyer is local chair· person fur the campaign for the association whi ch is observing the 75th anniversary of the citizens' mental health movement in this country . In Ohio, the association holds its annual bellrlnger fund drive during May with proceeds supporting the association's action in public erducat ion and volunteer service, and Its advocacy !or better mental hea lth sen iccs for all Ohioans. OF FREE GAS PLUS YOUR FIRST FILLUP WITH THE PURCHASE OF A NEW: Buick Pontiac or G.M.C. Truck - School at 1 p.m. Grave flags for deceased mrm hers m ay be purchased from Esther Smith, district deputy. Both Mrs. Smith , Dorothy Ritchie, state condu ctor, and Betty Roush, council deput y, than ked the council members for a ttending the rally at Junction Cit y and for gifts EFFECTIVE MAY 15 THRU JUNE 15 ,-----------~----------------~=-~~~ r.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ DIETING? EAT OUT AND WATCH YOUR WEIGHT! THE LaSALLE RESTAURANT 25% NOW FEATURES: •BROILED FISH EVERY DAY *LOW-CAL DRESSINGS •DIET DRINKS •FRESH FRUITS •PLUS THE USUAL HOMEMADE GOODIES FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT ON DIETS OFF All Evergreens THE LaSALLE ALSO NOW FEATURES EARYBIRD SPECIAL DINNERS ONE DOLLAR OFF REGULAR MENU PRICES MONDAY THRU THURSDAY 6:00 P.M. 4 :30 P.M. 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Radio Shack Glor ia T; 1 ~· J or. fulci nP. d,\UghtPr of Mr and Mrs. Ll" Taylor. and a student at Gallipolis Business Col · ~----~--------1 lege has Jx'•n namPd to the dean'; hst for thf' winlf'r quartPr C:orre<.tion ssgg Appointment Scheduler • Auto-Dialer • BASIC • TM Dolby Lat>oratones licensing Corp . '30080 Beta Sigma Phi chapter has officer installation Maida Mora was insta llf'd as #31·1996 MONTH Fridoy, ALL BOOKS 2QO/..O 7C OFF Brtnker, Pearl Knapp, Cathertne ~-------------------------'­ Welsh, Rhoda Hackett, Mrs. Hysell, and Iva Powell . Other charter members were Eileen Searls, Gladys Mowery, now confined to a nursing home, Myrtle Walker and Ruth Thornton, deceased. Mrs. Knapp was the first chapeau of the .. By The Bend rp;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~--, andForty,FalrfleldSalon451 held May9atAngloi..akeParkwithMrs. Martin speaking on Chapeau Day at The Daily Sentin~f THE DAILY SENTINEL 4.97 tO-Inch Hangtng lmkets OetOfOie VOUI home Wtlh lhesf> t>eouhf'IJI to·· lk>we•1ng boskef5 4 Qt. Potting Soil Ready To -Use. ·odorless. For use insidP. 01 outstde 3• 97 B 20 lb. Royal Oak Charcoal Co nvenoenl. reloahle h11quet s Save . �Frida~~ · ;, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page DWE'RE YOU DID ITI • graduate on Sunday 139 Meigs seniors Baccalaureate and commencem~nt for Meigs High School's 139 ><>niors will be held at 4:30 p .m. Sunday in La rr y Morrison Auditorium The Rev . W H. Perrin will be the presiding ministcT giving Thf' bacca- laureate sermon. Welcome will be given by Jennifpr Meadows, senior cl ass tn>asurer; Rhonda Jeffers &>II. cl"ss Sl'lTl'ta t) '. will do the introductions. The high school band will prPSent '·Avantia" to open commencement will immedia tely follows bacca laureate. · ..Sheri)' Arnold will present the :sa lutatory address with Paula Swindell Chancey giving the vale· dictol)' address. Pr incipal James E . Miller will present the class wit h Supt. Dan E . Morris accepting . Robert Barton, presiden t of the Meigs Local Board or Education , will present diplomas. Chris Burdet te. vice president ofthe class, will be in charge of the class roll. lllaptx>INJ . Kt•ll\ Ita(' Oar k. John E Clonl'h, Fl'(ldprtck A C'olOOm. Timothy Si.1111 Compscn 1l1ark.'!! T lo)'lf' . .J amP!~ Eugerh' Cr1•mt•ans. Jl'f11l'Y W11~'nt' C\mdin, t'oJII;'Jll'l('tta Km Davidson. Olarlr-s ~JJ\1-·ard L>a'"ldson. Cllarh.'!. Edward DaviS. Dan ~ V\'l}'J'o(' Davis. la t~ •Mrw A rm l\•aJ1 . RobPr1 Rruc-t> 11f>nrJ¥ . W<~)'Ilf' A. Dt>nr. Penn1· &th Dewhurs1. Polrtciot Ouffy. Jl'tn S hilwrt l:ad.~. William Allen ~lOr; lnl'ludo • WlUiarn H An(" ' f"!'on .11 . 'i h1 •rn. tanna • ~lli , t\1.DI)' ~ :l lzatx>fh Jacon;. Paul Jarob Jan£'\'. Aruwlte> Johnsoo, Todd Christopher .lohnson, Danirt Kt•irll Johruitoo . .lt•nnHPr J .Iones. Mirh;wl (' 1-\i'llllrd:y . Tlmothr \. Kill~. Keit h A Klnz.cl. Jadt R . Klt c-he>n, TlrrKlthy Todd Kk-ln. l'llar lcs J Kn.:~pp . Kl"'tn W. Knapp. Randy KI'VIn J...et>. Paul I..R'su•r. J)(>b)raf\ Ka y ~1 s. D::mald Ullll'. Mt~ a n lisa l..nn.:. Hobin Fb.' tlt'l' Mr Oan ll'l . l.aura L. Me [1-.1--rallh .. John W :-.1d\lnnr-:-.. Ml'IJso:,;J Dawn McMJIUom. Dlanu l .ynn Rro~· Mnold. An!<('lil lo.Jts<• F\;;kt,-, Huy,·an.l David BaiT, Rtuml;~ Mari•· . l f'ffPI ~ Bdl. Dana A Bl'f11l . Dunald Dry an Hctzln~. Ro1X'11 E lilshop, TamPru l. 131ark . .John Hlakc. \'lrtiNn Flowe>rs. P'Jme>la Ka1 l:lrl!•'"n. [dv.·a rd Cllrht lari BurUt•ut•. M~an L~·nn l ';llr •. Hobin L :-·n11 C.nnpt-•··H . L•'ll Rm1..-· Ca!)dtm"T . r~ , .. l,o .l [ '<JI -1. 11,utdall !. ( 'ilrl, Wi]hMn { 'ar~we>ll . ( 'uro];.·n Ma1 · t·a~tv. Monll' l'h;;pm;tn B<.lrll.lr.• ~ : lim 18, 1984 1-Jarn . Lynn Mar1(' E pplf'. Chr!sllna Janl' Jf'nn.Ut•r EUm M('adow~ . Yrnlumla l<il }'l' Rh{"tt All('fl ~1lltvan . Jrf1wY Allen MUI['f" , Kt'f'lda SU(' Mill(•r. DoMld S. MohiN·, Cumilla SUe Morrl"- James M1dwl Mourning. All('(' Mar1f' Muilirn;, Mal' MJOOI1 Nakamoro. P atr1c1an Lynn Nl'l.ltz!l~. Ban) Wi!}'Tl('O' Riirll Maj(t~ n>. Mt•;KkJw.~. Tammlr L. Parsons. Kim bert--· Slk' PaWey, (;l"f'J::-)11' LJaniPI Pf>c'kttam. Jonathan M . Perrtn , EuJ(mr PhtiUp!i . .Jr .. L.:~wren('(' R P(MI('IJ. A..ngl'laKay Pratl , Pl'l''!g}" Si•arL' FbtidrH. OtariPS E:ven·ll Ratht:.Jrn. Mandv L. fu>-ro'v£'5. J andara 1M Rife. Qulv('~' E ~Tfll . Jamf"; Ftvdo:•rlr-k Evam. Jr . Hamid Wllll;un F'l•ll v. Juhn D;~ vid Full r.-.1 . Tirm!fl:, Ha5s FnliJ(•f. L. Rife>. rtW'ryl A.rm rume.Chrt.stlrK' 'ivOMI' Tf•f('S<l Ka y Gam<>S. Bn--nt F. . Gror~:t·. Jti-t«'('a lt'trrN T Gilkey Mallrl da LPe GobiC', TOfi!' Brian Hawk. Trac.;-. [)of(ln(> HC'rman. Gr-q:u1y Dwt'll Hicks C.rorgp DualnP Hobson. I.nur;~ ~· !lorsl(')' Franklin R Howard . Diana !..N• Hypr-s. Srotl L. Hysell. Andv .J Rig~. 1\lcholas K{'\th Riggs, Paul Mlcl'lael Riggs. l..an)' Glt-'11 Rumltlt•. Bt>th An n S;.nd).•, .loy Faith Sault.>rs. Ml'lody Burrtml Shupe. Cralli! Alk-n SineW Jr. Ryan G. Stnctalr . Amy U . Sisson, LISOl C. Smith. Vaughan J Spmrt'r, nm S pl11's, Rancla.ll L SU>w!u1 . Paula l+'an Swindell. Tl!n1 Lyrm lbum~~ . KPrmy Suf' Tt¥nna.~. RogN r. Turocr . Jr .. Laura Van Metf'r. Mrlvin H Vail Mt>ICI' , Jr AlcxUildra Df.•a Vau~ han, Pamf'l:l Sti(' Walbu rn. Samue>l Vmton Wamsley , fu>Wt-ra Lynrw Waro. Ro.w-,.- E Wa t kln.~o. Jr . F:I!J.i!br·r1h .Jpan Wf'hh . Mlchad Aaron Willfon::l. Chad Thomas WUliams. Sofl.\-'il Kil'' Wl'if'. Con;tancf' Kcrt('(' Wltl. Kyl r• :-itark 1-\-'\lrn~ . .)('!! Workmail and Bry an Pl11lllp Z1rklf' ___ -·-=;c:.:::::--::-::::::__ __ MEIGS' HONOR STUDENTS - The valedlclortan and salutatorian for Meigs IUgh School's graduation slated Sunday are left to right, Paula SwindeUChancey, and Sherry Arnold. Chancey Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ned SwindeU of the Shade Area while Arnold Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Arnold, Rt. 4, Pomeroy. There's a challenging and exciting wor1d awaiting all of you, our community's distinguished Graduates! 'rtlu've completed a very significant phase in your young lives and now bigger and better experiences lie ahead. Whatever path each of you may venture on, always remember that the friends and neighbors of your community will be behind you with continued support. We're proud of the acoomplishments you have achieved up till now, and even prouder of the challenges you're sure to meet in the Mure . We'll be rooting for you eve-y step of the way ... for your Mure is also ours. Congratulations and continued success, Grads! ·.Eastern contlllencelllent scheduled May 27 &ccalaureatP Jnd comrnPncT'. rrV.>n t at the East<'l'n High School this · yPar will be combinc•cl for rhC' first time a nd will begin at 6: 30p.m. on . Sunday. May 27. 1n the high school : audi1 orlum . ThP Rrv. GiltJE>rt SpmC'C'r will give : the barcaiaurcat~ address for theRI seniors Wit h th P hig h SChOO) band. · directed by James L.. Wilhe lm .. Jr:. pr"Psen tin g music fo r the grand march , " Fan far(' a nd ProcPS. Sit>nul'' l nvcx·atiu n wi ll lX' b\' thP Rev. Don Archer. The high schoo l choir, d irected by Lyne tc VanH.eet h will present ant hem s including "Tht:>re is a Balm in G ilead". "Old Ir ish Blessing" a nd "Th<' Last Song". Scoll Vaug hn Upton. pres inf' nt or the gradua ting class. wil l give a D••· t ·.,.,..cJ,~,.., , fl;ul<'l I ';-un liali.\. B.-•n •t!:t DtYII'I' . ,\rm lllr l<ilo•. Tum En' n •l. Mark F:wlnJ<:. Cili'l'\1 l-'•lnw1· )•aul.• Fn -.:'kf't, \'ir' r; nlilan . <1tH <;rUfitll T1 111 r; uthde. Cin1ll Jl .trrb. Di ll'id ll;wothMno • i' :1ul addr<'Ss . William Bucki Py, high school ptincipa l. will recognize t he 10 top sc ho la r s of t h<>c lass and will presen t the class to District Supt. Ric hard L. Robe rts. Dorset Larkins. president or th<' E aste rn Boa rd of Education . will prPsent d ip lomas. !lm'-ln . Ma n · Hlblr-;_ AIJrn wp\com e and Dee Anna Kay Da iley. vice p t"' ide nt , will int roduce speak· <'I'S. The valed ictorian address w ill be given b;· Randy Bahr w ith l .ori Hitc hif' giving thf' ~aluta t or ian Jark.~. Hobrr1 .l<wks. Ed .l<olm'-.1111. It il'k .lolln'-'ltl . Ann Jor11.•~. Mark , )011( '!., Mikt• l<llll'"· l ' ;rlf\ J,,tll .._, 1'<'111\1 KI'STI'r"•On, Rand.1 K i n~ '-\Jr, •il ;11-\r -. 'Ill~. t 'h l l,ll l . ;~ur.• ·nnill. l '01 m 1~•ws.-m. (; in.'J 1..·-...;u; L H"'" l.lft•, L ori Lo uks, Kevl11 i.!lll' . Mark ~1• · 1-\rllj.:\1 1, \l.t rt Mr Kni g- ht. Hohf'rl M.tisun. Virg-tl .\ ltl lf •t .. lim '-••v. o·ll , .l. m 1f''l· :--:ul ll'l', A<lron P:u ~n·. ~ I IIWI l' il'rn · l .illll.t I'II'IT l '. Hoi.;,Tl l'i tlf•o Tim j~ , h-11 . lin1 li..•nc~'l ph. l' <~ m Hir• tr-1. i\lic~· PJtrhll'. 1.-Jtl l t tTr·hu .lo·rT\ l tUI'k('l Tiin11ll l Smn•, M<' ll-~!'..:1 s.r·.or lll• >ug h . ltu ~ t\ St11f'l rl~ . H;t\ Smlth. LA•ah '-j!Utlod<. T.unmi T.1\. IUI , IIPnrir•11:r Thoma ~ . '-it~11t l'ru, -. •lf "n •l! l ' jo!un K dl~ Whr ll;tll"h. Rrr·nda While> 1\Jh W1l,., ,n _T• ·n ·'" Wil-....m, \ .lora Woo od . Ti·rrf· Wfl('(l I <'I ' \\ \ •' 1 ~ Ea...t~•rn ~nultuUt"" S.m~H--... rndud• · l{.tn d-. Bah1 . ( 'l tfll<on Baril'\ . lt''l-!' '1 Hl.t'-l'f.. lrd\ l l-al'r1!'fll!l'f. H lf'~ B.1rtun . Shf'lll lll •;u·t\-. . 1\n an Bu"-'1'1> Jl:II.Kl Hr:mdl. Jim lln•Jks 11•11 ( .o il T.,ltlr r1\ ( .oi!JI 'hill1 .. 1.,mit · ('hapln,on I .tlh-. ('h l('hl-.. ••·1 I '•m nwClilt k To1kl ( krn~ >!l ..\.t 1ko· l ',f ,nt'. l ..r ll '\ THE FOLLOWING AREA MERCHANTS SALUTE YOU!!! Hartley Shoes E ASTERN HONOR STUDENTS - Randy Bahr, right, ha.o; been namt-'<1 valedictorian and Lori Ritchie has been namedsalutatorian o!the 1984 graduating cla.o;s of E a.o;tem High School. Bahr is thesonol Mr. and Mrs. llenry Baltr, Runll Delivery, Long Bottom, and Ritchie b the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Roblruion, Route 2. CoolvUie. • Graduation exercises Sunday at Southern .. L ra dua!inn cf'n'mu niP ~ for 7~ SPh inrs v.:i ll be hPld aT Southf'rn Hi ~ h School in J1 ; 11'incSllnrla~· - M 1 1~· 20. a1 Kp .m B.:H ·(-; 11 ~~ u n 'a IP S£'1\.' IC'f'S wf11 IJ(• hf'lcl at '2 p .m . AI graduation Cl'rt'rno nif'.- . . Lw Dill will giw• th• · '-'.:.tledlctur:.--adDrc"" :tncl l .< lfl·n \\'rrlfr th r ;qu t~1 tor:--· .1d d rf' '-'~ PtT'<;('n T;tTinn ,,f thr- c-I. 1SS will bf' madP b_y Rob b\' Orr!, SU JX' rin tpnrl •· nt. r·pcog nirion ~ !) _\ · ,JJmPs Adams, prinrip:tl. Gary E va ns. prf'<., id('nt nf the txla r·d of C>duca1inn will prrsPnlt hf' .. diploma s. Thf' b;-md \-\ill prC>sf'n! lhf' procPs siona l and IT'{' Pssiona l, "Pom p and ( 'i rT·um st ancf' ." Thl' in\'Ol'dl iun will bP gin>n by [:lPbblr Michael a nd ben<'diction by Corry Mr·P hail. T he ba nd wlll prc-sf'nt thr('(' numlx'rs. " A F't:>stive Occas ion. "Slill, " and "How Do We Soy Coodbyr?" The ll.l'v. Jaml's Clark will drlivPr !hf' Sf'rmon at Barralaurf'-ate Sf'l'ViCf'S The higt1 school cho ir will presPnt thr> procrssional and r('('{>ssional, T1rnoolh\· .- \llt' n I- :\·ans, Bll.ICf' W;t _v nr ~ ·i.~h f'l' S1r'\'f'll Phil l ip F is hr r , RuSSl'll ChariPs Flagg_ ( iMY .lor 1-'nlf'\' .J r .. Klmlx>rly An n Si t \ n · (iillil<~ n . l .an·v Edward Harmon, P:.~ul !1t~' an l l arris. rk'th . Ann Harl .•Jason W<.~ynC' II III. Richard Prlrf' Hill. T ina Marlc> Hi ll, Shr-rri L v nn Rc-11 Ho lman. Br1an l...e(> Hunt. Rl'l)('( 1'a· ,}Pa n Joh nson. Ma r k Allf'n K i mt ~. Am1. l.nu Lt11 11'1\rld, Rodnf'V Chtlds Utt iP· "Pomp and Circumstance" undf'r th<' di rec tion or Mrs. Ll'<' L('('. ThP choir w!Jl also pr esent "FPsti va l Al leluia" and "Ris!n' Out or Mv Soul." T hP invoca tion will tX' g iYt:>n b y Rusty F lagg and t he benedicllon by A nnP Adam s. M£'mtx>rs of thP sPnior class arP: fidll. Anm• L..1rwn Adam..-.. B •i ;:l n Mitrhc-11 All r·n ( ' ind\ ' .l o A ll(•n. J<~m• Ann /'1 m hprgf' l' . Samuf'l ! ..('(' • Arn b u rw·:- , M M1111 Don li n Andtt'\1 ' H..anlly AIIPil i\ r mf.._. _ Ml tl'ht>ll Torl d Babl f' Hlchc.ird A l lt •n lla b ll' . .IPnn ;.· l. ;,' nn 13£>ntlr v Da vid An ml d R •-v a nt , Kimb'rl v ~~P rl uckl rv. .l am('S Ma11h(>-A . Ru sh, Tn·vr'1t: I..N' Cardon; ,_ Clifton V.'<Hir Cn nnnll~· - Kr-lth Allr n Cook. Dn·nda l.ynn Cu n nlngh<~m . C unningham . Kr\in [.f'(J r:tic 1)(-,m f Ot·Puc- r ;~rv Allrn l'or~on MrPhJtl, Janr' DuVal l. ;..nlrl I l'f ' Dill .l r Woi!P, Ca r ri f' Fmnci~ You n_l! . Ma 1if' i'oung and Ph. 992 -9941 Smith Nelson Motors Downing-Childs Mullen Ins. Home National Bank Pomeroy Ph. 992-2174 Pomeroy Ph . 992 -2342 New York Clothing House Adolph's Dairy Valley, Inc. Middleport Book Store Pomeroy Ph. 992-2506 Middleport Ph . 992-2641 l .N.• Pat Hill Ford Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home Middleport Ph . 992-2196 Middleport Ph . 992-5141 Central Trust Co. Crow's Family Restaurant Middleport Ph. 992-6661 Pomeroy Ph . 992-5432 r.lf'nn I SOUTIIEit:-.1 HONOR STUDENTS - Gerald Lee Dill Jr., right, b valedictorian of the Southern High School graduating class and Laren Mae Wolfe is salutatorian. DIU Is the son of Mr. and Mr.!. Gerald Lee DUI, Sr., Racine, and Wolle is the dooghter ol Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Wolfe, Racine. Graduation wUI be held on Sund1131, May 20 at 8 p.m. and llaccalaure8W will he held at 2 p.m . Tile Rev. Jbn Clark will speak at the baccalaureate services. Gravely Tractor Sales and Service I ' • Syracu 992-63 Racine 949-2210 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Ph . 992-2155 MGM Farm City, Inc. Pomeroy Ph . 992-2181 Clark's Jewelery Pomeroy Ph . 992-2054 Simmon's Ewing Funeral Home Olds.-Cad.-Chevy, Inc.~ · Pomeroy Ph . 992-2121 Pomeroy Ph . 992-6614 Bank One Baum True Value Pomeroy-Rutland-Tuppers Plains Ph. 992-2133 Chester Ph . 985-3301 G&J Auto Parts Francis Florist Pomeroy Ph. 992-2139 Pomeroy Ph . 992-2644 ngsbury Home Sa1e51 Inc. Farmers Bank & Savings Co. K&C Jewelers Pomeroy Ph. 992-7034 · Pomeroy Ph. 992-2136 Pomeroy Ph. 992-2975 rails- Middleport Pomeroy Ph . 992-2955 Willis . Charlf'S Bryan WolfP. Jose p h A ndww Wolf1•. l..<trc>n Ma P Wol fP. Thomas Glf'nn Curiman . Anthon ~ · Wa v ne DN--m . Lisa Rcnl"(' !X-f'm. Danif' l Mir.:h ;:tPI ll ug h Blue Tartan Tavern Pomeroy Ph. 992-5272 Pomeroy Ph . 992-2049 r--.-\ ,mud Trari L vn n Mf'arn<; . flK'('k\' J n Mlr ha r l. [)(>bra L('(' Mich;wl, l..1u r :t ·r.vnn Mif'harl . ('pncllf' Lo u Milliro n . l 'a1 rk iu . !I·a Pau i('V . Ertch Lf'wls P h ilso n , .l1 1h11 Ph i lip Plr kc-ns Ill , Linda D\anf' P roff\11. ,\lirt· Fay Hiffl f'. ,\ nthon v Bria n Rlffll•, \t1 ark Allf'n SalsPr . Sl f' ll <.l Loulsf' Sarson , Errl('SI ~llf'r s. Hhonda Kay SmiT h. Katr1Tl<l Snndgras~. Mf'lissu .J u n{' Stovpr, Otmn is Dwayn(' Tf'alord. Troy EugPrwWa rd, Dorothv [)a\Pne Y-i<.Lrnc·r. ( ,...Orgr Da nl<'l Wad d ll' . .Jul lf' An n Swisher & Lohse Pharmacy Pomeroy Ph. 992-3785 Pomeroy Flower Shop Pomeroy Ph . 992-2039 Chateau Beauty Salon Pomeroy Ph. 992-7606 �1~The Sentinel Friday, MG Ohio 18, 1984 PHONE 992-2156 . ROUSH CONSTRUCTION \ Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTIC E Ni l l II l ,I I I P• 1 '' I 1 • --· I I 1( I I t it ' !\ I VIllag e " I~ I I l H p f lh 11 I I II t I '\, 1 ' 1• I 'I I '' < I! I' ,r~ Tv r \ " [I< I I < I 1 I 1 't I j, I M \ ( r I l ' I ' jmd deterrrunabons as permit ' ted tn Sections 3735 65 to 3735 70 of the Ohto R~Msed Code. establlshtng and des cnbmg the boundanes of a V Rem1.1estment 11 ~ 1 1 1 ( I r II , ' 'l l llo h 11\ ' Publrc Notice Regulatmn number 84 002 RESOLUTION A RESOLUTION PROHIBIT lNG LONGWALL MINING BENEATH THE WORKS OF THE LEADING CREEK CON VERVANCY DISTRICT AMENDING PRIOR RESO LUTIONS AND PROVIDING FOR ENFORCEMENT Area \-\' Hr 1 ' \ ' I !l I II , ' " That I t 'r 11 I ' 11 1 1 I I \ ~\IJik I 11 Jl r:> t , lh , 111 ' 1 r 1 1 d l"' " , 11f' ' 1 1 111 I I I I\ P , 1•1 I 1 I) T I ' ' I I, II ' I \'\ I '' I' I' I\ W-1 H t ' I I .,. P' \',I [I I !1 M I r' ,, I f-l l ,)L (n I I II ' 'I tl I r, t ,<, I V ' I TEAFOR-D' VIRGil B S.R 110 r 2nd St 1 I ' I ' It II) < /'.IIJI flf A', " Phone C614) ·992-332S I It NEW LISTING Real Estate General NICe 7 rm hnmP mod k1tc hr n w1H1 d1shwasher ran ge drsposal nrCf' wood cnbrnf'ts carpeting, 4 BRs ? lg w•lk 1n c lose!~ central heat and gar aRe In Pomerov NEW LISTING - 18 " 1es lots of hottnm dnlled wPit small E POMEROY,O . 992-22S9 NEW LISTING - Pomeroy J bedroom rench balh alumrnum srdrng rnsulaterl Gas heat Nr ce krlchen wrth >ange & hood I 00 d Only $?500000 8 lot NEW USTING - Near Portl<r~d Are you m the procl uce busmess 1 Th ref' wood rramf' greenhouses wdl allo"' ~ou edra space Comp!Pte wrtn heaters and ven t tans Includes a 3 4 bed10om house tor rental unn or tenant house 1\pprox ' 1 lot il£k1 ng $26 750 00 NEW LISTING - Syracuse Needs work but house has a 3 room addrtron wrth garage recently addrd Mam house has 6 rooms Use lor rental or remodPI SOdOO NEW tor your hornr ~~ Only$1600000 LISTING - Eastern D1strtct - 3 bedroom home un a pro~ rmat elv ! acrP Hall basemPnl r.nc lo<:J>d rYJ rcn Some IUimture n R heat plu5 wooc100rner patK> $24 Out huildrn g'i 900 00 RUTLAND - II you are look>n ~ lor r:ountry hvrng but 51111 close to town thrs rs tor you 3 bedrooms 2 ' 1 0 I I II 1 I - \' Real Estate General I! )~ ti l y'vH ' , 1' ' t house and several oulbu ld a harga>n nl $ 1? 000 1n~ For NEW LISTING - One lloo1 6 rrn homp on lg corn er lot Nt>ar the hosnrtal Hot w;l!f'r llf'af ce llar full basemen! ;md ~ 2 car p,aragr l'lrlh ~ !orap,e NEW LISTING Beatrt1 parlor eq urpm e11l drrd cer1tral heat bath 2 rrn'i lror1t porch ami ca rport Vrpw ul nver For only $14 000 t • l 1 r 1\ I ~ n l I r Ap t 11 i " l ' ,, ~ I I ACRE deled k1tc hen and bath alummum srdrng stmm wm dows and work 5hop AU on ®Qd srze ~~ lor $19 900 00 NEW LIS II NG - Tuppers Plarns Keller Ave - One story lrame w1t h 3 bedrooms & electriC baseboard heal F1 nancrng available w1th $500 00 down payment •t 13% mter est w~ h payment sol $3R I 6S lor 30 years $35 000 00 NEW LISTING - Mrddleport 12 Un~ lurn iShed apart ment burldrng. good retur n always rented Only rnterested parti es need ca ll Wanl $6990000 REALTORS Henry Clelaod Jr 992 6191 Dottle Turoer 992· 5692 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Jo Hill 985 «66 We orter these 2 homes one It 2 bedrooms and bath 1n Middleport MIDDLEPORT - Good 8 rm stucco home on the nver Frreplace central heat base. men! and n1ce srze level tot INTEREST RATES ARE RISING - BUY NOW m fREE PARKING HELENCALL BRUCE SUE MURPHY MILTON ROUSH 992 - 3325 lEAI.TDI Housing Headquarte1~ lllV~ IIfl< H Ofl '> 1nl nrrnP O nn [h ll cHf' •r ndf'l wav and tho St 1t u<; :1n r1 'iChf> al pol1r r wr <>o nnr:>l stc 111 rtl l t rh p , v 1 1 rh s dulo of f1IY1 1 n n <> h o i I h• 10 cr rr ts P~" l h r1l rr n . . . 1 IF'Qtrla l]f'ISOT1 <; 111 1rld r r r cr t n IV ml '"Tlllri"' lhl (I ll'> Il l 0 C rr ';, (1 I I 11\lh 11\V l)( i'Wt r r r on •ll:ly() l sh1fl bP l llf"'d IJV r IPCo mm rn rl f cl hv lhr appr ovrcf by , <r 11ner l SEC VI l h1<:. Ur 1 Hr c.. • ;1n (1 P lSSPfl rh•" 14'1 rl l c, h l lv o l M 1\ 198t1 n At I '1 1 I rPce v e d hr thr BoJrd o f M e 1gs Cou nty Comm SSIOnP rS Court House PumProv Oh10 45 76 9 1 2 noon Jt1nP. 5 1984 w11i then be apr-ned a1 1fl ! rl fhp h rl s J Jl< I k W ( HI<:>P GRAND OPENING I I 'f.4 SEASON BIG FOOT IH Pubhc Notoce ORDINANCE NO 1146 84 An Ordrnance to Establish the poSitron at Awstant Poltce Chref Bert ordamed by the Counol of the Village of Mtddk!pon as folloW5 ~· c; I r! ( I rrorlr l durno r\ 1c k 1'r o rwl , 11 N ) 1 nP I qgo1 c 1 ga~ rn1 rl1 ll 1q h tut1 l tv 4 wheel rlr IV!' \ Phu If' OWN YOUR OWN CAMPSITE srH-'1 rl 1c i tr ons rndv b e kprl up 11 th1 M Pif)S Co unty rl () rll f'P I O tl ( (' 0 I 'll' M r. IQ 5 CCJ lJn tv Co 1rm JS o ne rs 0 11 CP. l hf> M n 111 Co lilly Comm r<; "'r nf'r-; n r 1y ICL f'Pl lhP lov.e st h orl 01 '>f' l• r11h r> hPst b1d fo r the ntf'ndr•rl J)IJrrmc; p .-111 I P<;; f>rv e I f I jhl I) d( ( 11 fl1 ()f PIP( f lny I 111 I f tlllff r I ( [)J rl ~ y I >I I M 11v H ohs l f'lter Clt> rk M('t(J "> C ounrv f nnllfl1 5'\10 11f'l <; cr,,,,. NO MONEY DOWN $5Q MONTH We m1ss the t1mes we shared together, Though the years we had were few; But more than all the thmgs 1n life. Dee Ann. we m1ss you . We love and m1ss you. 6 M1les Follow Stgns SHOW SAT.-SUN. Mom and Dad. 582mo pd PH. 1-837-8820 Misc. Merchandise We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores We can also acid boll and rod out rad1ators. We also repa1r Gas Tanks. CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons and remodelrn g Roo fmg and gutter work Concrete work Plumbrng and ttlectrrcar !Free Estrmates) V. C. YOUNG Ill Or. Carol Osborne Vele11na11an Is At The Me1gs Humane Soc~ety DOZER AND BACKHOE WORK AL TROMM 742-2328 We Have the Lowest Rates PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS SARAH COVENTRY JEWELRY Real Estate General Three acres with a mcely constructed concrete block home 26x30, 3 bedrooms. bath, 12xl5 IMng and 24x24 famtly Partially carpeted, room fuel with 011 furnace lacih· Ires for woodbumer. 12x15 blod storage bUilding, 20K30 block garage Right off Rt. 248, country selling, 1h m1le east of Chester, ~ - Is Expandmg In Th1s Area FOR CHESTER-985-3307 Vinyl 10 Faah1on Show Orn:~c 1ors Needed No Experrence Necessary No Money Needed E•celten1 Pay Plan• Earn an $800 Jewelry K1t Win Tnps and Pntes Call 992-2063 Belweon900AM 500PM 59 I mo PULLINS EXCAVATING From 3 to 8 p.m. Every Tuesday We Use Von Schrader Equ1pment Recommeoded by Lead1ng Carpet Manu- facturers LARGE o• SMAll JOBS BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Authorrzed John Deere New Hollaod Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equipment Ports & Service II 'FREE ESTIMATES' PH 992-247B ~ OHIO VALLEY ROOFING All Types Roolirw & S1drng Gutters. Downspouts Pamttng, Coatrng NEW- REPAIR FREE ESTIMATES All Work Guaranteed CALL TOM HOSKINS 614-742-2834 3 I mo Reasonably Pnced TAXIDERMY SHOP stalls equtpped kitchen, hvrng w1th PH 742-2225 room, & 1)11 "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SIDING CO. "Beautoful. Custom Built Garages" Call for free s1dmg estimates, 949-2801 or 949-2860 ~ II I SERVICE 985·3561 All Mokes •Washers •DIShwashers •Ranges •Refnger1tor1 •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 51711 mo Lost Norwegtan Elkhound gray black t•pped Mt Ohve School area Reward 304 576 2,06 or 576· 2D8 pd "DUMP TRUCK SERVICE and also one bath; has base - If Interested Gutters Downspouts Gutters Cleaned & Painted Storm Doors & MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 614-992-7626 "CONCRETE WORK "CUSTOM BUll THOMES PRIVATE INVESTIGATION OF ALL TYPES "WATER GAS & OI L LINES contact JIM CLIFFORD PH 992-7201 Parts, Service & Cleamng For Garc1a. Zebco, Sht mano. Johnson. D1awa, Qu1ck Reg1ster for May Basket lull of Cross Shtch Supplies THE servtce and mstallat1on WATERMELON PATCH Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 Rl 124.Pomeroy Ohoo AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR 992-7121 •TRENCHING •BACK HOE •DOZER •END LOADER •DUMP TRUCK SERVICE •WATER GAS SEWER RAIN LINES I CHESHIRE. OHIO 3 1 .t 3 AND APPLIANCE SERVICE 46353 Scout Camp Rd Chester. Oh1o Ph 986-4269 tl No Answer Call 985 4382 We Serv•ce A ll Makea & Models Antenna lnstallatton House Calls and Shop Servrce Aw11lable Serv ce thai Towers Above •ne Res! 4 I County C.rt1f1ed SEPTIC TANKS INSTALLEt FREE E5TIMAIE5 Announ ce ments S&W TV Bottom, Oh ' - -- - -5 14 I mo ' TOM'S :sHOE REPAIR Will Open May 21st a. Downspouts •Roof1ng •Replacement Windows •Sidewalks. Pat101 •Custom Built Garages FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE - PH. 992-2772 4101muptt Announcements Balloons tor Get Well . Anmversarya 81rthdeys part1es Srngmg Gomtla Cell Bal loons & Co 448· 4313 Cleland Greenhouse flow ers flats or pots. hangtng baskets . vegetab le plents tomato plants Geraldme Cleland . Vme 11nd Marn St Racme Flowera for Memorrat Day Ntce l&lectton. Cltff"s place. Powell St lower Mtddleport Next 10 Stonewood Apts Watch ' Okha the elephant pull up the Fran:zen Brothers Circus big top at the New Haven Ballpark on May 22 Snarling Ilona and trgars awa1t you at the Franzen Brothers Circus on May 22 at the New Hlhlen Ballpark VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Gutter 992-75B2 '" -985-4266 367-7560-367-76 •Storm Doors "•Storm Windows PH 2nd St .. Pomeroy, OH Open· 9 00 to 5 00 Closed Thursdays 5 15 I mo 113 W Public Sale & Auctoon Auct1on every Tuesday n +ght , Pt Pleasant WVa Auct lonme Neal Youth Center Bldfd , Camden St 6,4 367 7101 R1ck Pearson Auctioneer Servtce Estate Farm An ttque & hqUidat•on sales lrcensed & bonded rn Oh10& WVa 304 773 5785 o• 304 773 9185 Auctton every Frr n1gh1 at Hat1ford Communrty Center Truckloads of new merchandtse every week Cons1gments of new and used merchandtse a lwBy!i welcome Archard Reynolds Auctroneer 304 276 3069 See the Worlds great.. t and grande1t aggregation of ap paloo11 ponies at the Fran zen Broa Ctrcua on May 22 at New Haven Ballpark McDaniel Custom Butchering. during aummer worlung fir_. week each month, starrtlng back full time flr•t of Sopt 304·882·3224 1-1::-:-1~H:7'"8:-1 p-::W::-8-n-t_e_d:-- 1----------Rerall Outlet muat employ 3 conacienttoua trustworthy, tnlldl retail ule1 clerkl· lmmfdiately Ret11l expe neoce desired, but no1 ne cessary Must be able to work wrth m.ntmum super VlSIOn and be able to meet public. must be proftctent 1n bi!!ISIC mathmatrcs Oppor tumty for advanc ement for nght persons Please reply 1n own handwrrtrng, referen ces reqUired to box 800 m care of the Galltpohs Darly Tr1bune . 826 3rd Ave . Galltpolrs Oh 45631 Government Jobs 6 559 850 553 year Now h1r.ng Your area Call , 806 687· 6000, oxt R 9000 S, Babystner wanted respons1 ble ·person for days only Centenary area Cell af1er 4 30 446 8,97 Off1ce Secretary expenen ce necessary Mon Frr • 8 to 2PM , for add1t1onalrnforma tron call614 367 7317 Asststant OrganiSt needed at Grace Episcopal Church Coil 614·992 3968 HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS GRADUATES If you are wonder}ng how you can get a JOb wrthout work expo nence the West Vtrgtnte Army Nattonal Guard mrght be the answer for you Earn good money while learn1ng a skttl Full t•me pay wh1le you tram pert t1me pay once you come back home call 304 676 3960 or 1 800 642 3619 Need economtcally drsad vantaged person to tram for small busmess WVa res1 dents only Contact WVA Job Servtce. 675 2770 The new Sarah Coventry now has 14 carat gold dtamonds costume JOWerly luggage We are h1nng fer sh1on show d1rectors Show our new line E;11;c pay plan Can earn pr1zes tnp& Canb bean crutse Also, can earn $800 00 kit of Jewerly Manageme nt opportuntty Sound exc1tmg? For mter vrew phone 304 773 5197 ask for Ruth l1ght delrvery must have car and know the area Apply tn person FOP lodge Neal Road Pt Pleasant between 14pm People to do light off+ce and telephone work Apply m pers o n FOP lodge Neal Road Pt Pleasant between 1 4 p m OWNER OPERATORS WANTED TRANSALL OIV· ISION OF PILOT FREIGHT CARRIERS 48 STATE AU THORITY TEAMSTERS UN ION LOCAL 505 COM PANY PAID INSURANCE AND PENSION LOCAL AGENT 407 6th STREET POINT PLEASANT WV 304 675 1612 12 Situations Wanted Dependable Wake up Ser vrce $10 mo 812 long dtstance Call 614 446 7549 after 5PM Wtll care for the elderly m my home lots o f references Men or women Call 614 667 3402 Wrll do parntrng lnterror and ex tenor Roof1ng 304 6 75 7271 the 9 18 Wanted to Do Lawn Mowtng & Trtmmrng Reliable and dependable Reasonable rates Call 614 256 6251 ofte• 5 30 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used cars Jtm Mmk Chev Olds Inc 500 Lrncoln H1 ll . Pomeroy Open by chance or Appo.ntmenl STEVE FINLAW long I COUNTED CROSS STITCH DMC flOSS BOOKS CUSTOM MADE FRAMES needs. furnaces repan Rt. 1 Roger Hysell GARAGE I fn FISHING REEL REPAIR PH Windows Wolfe Investigations, Inc. BACKHOE J&l INSULAliON d lost set of keys on North 2nd tn Middleport Call 614 - 992 2984 or 992 3148 Man's watch m Bellmeade If found call Ma Phelfrv 675 1930 Reward 51711 mo CONTRACTING rooms G&W 985-3837 lost 2 dogs 1 ts black short ha1r med1um !U.Ze male no collar the other black, tan &r whtte amall beagle wrth collar answers to Susre Call 614 9B6 3674 GAS LINES WATfR LINES SEWAGE LINES BUS.: 985-3813 RES : 985-3837 J&F tn Ractne, 949-2210. Co 314 tk Residence lOST Male Stamese wrth wh1te flea collar In area of West Brook Vtllege & Bula vtlle Ad Reward Call 446 4606 THE DITCHING SERVICE o MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE or 985·3813 LOST Baby drper bag on Rt 141 contamrng baby clo thtng and btble Call 446 3040 8 "DOZER Lost and Found Lost tn vmctmty of Pomeroy or Middleport a brown man s wallet The papers ere rmportant to me The S 380 you can have Please contact me at 614 992 7779 FREE ESTIMATES No Sunday Calls "OIL FIELD SERVICES The Home Nat1onal Bank PH . 992-5682 GAS - WATER SEWAGE PIPE REGULATORS & FITTINGS VOLUME DRIPS Warehouse ra li n J BISSELL upsta11s has two bed- Phone 742 - 3171 Also Transmission PLASTICS & SUPPLY 6 5/2/ 1 mo Aluminum "RECLAMATION WORK ment Lol soze approx 48'x308' Needs work 3 2 tto BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box 326 Pomeroy . OH . 45769 For faster Servtce Call 614 -992·6737 2 pupp•e• 304· 882· 251 0 PH. 446-8038 or 992-7119 tn drnmg room and den. M L Bud" McGHEE Broker Auctoon Servoce Cheryl Lemley Me1gs Couoty Assocrate 949-2263 INTERESTED IN A NEW VEHICLE Wed hke to mtroduce you to Eng111e A Car the modern way to dme the vehtcle of your ChOICe No Down Payment Lower Monthly Payment PH. (614) 985-4212 For Treatment Of Ammals 5/8/ 1 mo Su 1to b le ' o' C lo~e i Ef c New L1ma Rd Rutland Oh Middleport THRIFT SHOP TANNED DEER HIDES Norge dryer to gtve away for parts Call 614 742 2463 4 month old pup!i Call after 5 00 304 676 5595 Available Anytime SIDING (2) TWO STORY HOUSE IN RACINE Down- NEW-REPAIR Thru Month of May - DOZERS - BACKHOES - DUMP TRUCKS - LO·BOYS - TRENCHER - WATER -SEWER - GAS LINES - SEPTIC SYSTEMS 35185 Oak Holl Road Long Bottom. OH 45743 $50 Kmg s1r:ed bed & 3x1 2 swrmmmg pool Call 245 6876 OhiO WRITESEL ROOFING CO. BASS MOUNTED Male ttger cat to a good home Call 446 2590 aher 6 00 304 676 2075 FOR SALE house ANY SIZE 2 male dogs & 1 female pup Call 6, 4 -388 98, 1 "FREE ESTIMATES" FENDER '76 'IS DOORS '149 'IS HOODS '1749S BUMPERS '69 'IS GRill '42 SO 1 84 'IS R SUPPORT TAll GATE '85 00 1 69 9S FORD FENDER BUMPER '69 9S Als.o Some Car Fenders A vatlob le For al l your wnmg YOUNG'S 6 black & whtte puppies p8rt Coll1o Call 614·379 216B 2 year old female Beegle New Chevy Truck RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 992-3841 OR (1) HOUSE IN CHESTER: POMEROY. OHIO FISHERMEN Call 446 2 bleck half German She pard pupptes, 7 wks old 304 773 5704 WHALEY S AUTO PARTS PH . 992-7013 on Duty Business Services THE NEW DOZER WORK RADIATOR SERVICE 61 on share 304 676 1777 Shop Techmcton 54 Goveaway 4 box clothing for yard sale We Have A Full Ttme MEIGS INN A Ph (614\ 843-5425 4127 11 mo ducts arr cond tttorung all outs1de walls rnsulated lots of Expenence Des~red Must be at least 19 Years of Age Apply Tuesday-Frtday 11 AM -4 P.M Now EUGENE LONG Installation Available closet and storage space $46 500 00 House 15 Open For Your lnspectton Saturday 9 00 lo 6 00- Sundav 12 00 to 6 00 room 'R,aiY+ "Free Estitmaltes" and dryer hookup all oew mterror walls, total of 3 or 4 bed rooms all new electrrcal wtnng plumbtng gas furnace and room all new krtchen master bedroom 2 bathrooms washer one M~GKEE Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofmg of all Types Worked m home area 20 years " Free Est1mates' Middleport, Ohro dows 10 x20 coiJered deck msu lated steel door large llvtna Help Wanted ~ua:· Vinyl & Aluminum 992-2196 vrnyl s td1ng wrth msu lated backtng shutters rnsulated wtn Rea l Estate General Cross Raccoon Brtdge Turn R1ght 99:!-6'931 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENIIH •SYlVAN IA •SPEIO QUEEN LAUNORY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR rr Th11 th <1 111" Galhpohs on Rt 7 PH. PAT HtLL FORD 300 W Mam St . Pomeroy DH ALL NEW Subroof & Rool1og vmyl gutters and downspouts IT It 1111" p ' 1\l I (I ! (' h ll' o l I' lo ' h •' l ! IV 1 \ .. lllll 'ih l d oil l/ 1 VI I ttl• n l M1rloi l• fl() <f Below FENCE & SUPPLY 220 E Matn, Pomeroy COMPLETELY REBUILT OLDER HOME Cooks, Waitresses Waiters WOODED CAMPSITE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. ACCENT l l l t tc HELP WANTED "BOAT DOCK "BOAT RAMP "BATH HOUSE 4 FOR SALE BY OWNER c; : ( 11 Racone Oh Ph 614 843 5191 Hay on 4298 Bd r l A ~c; scr Just to see your gentle smile, Just to reach out and touch; But all we have are the memones, Of the daughter we loved so much. dr 11 1 I ( P&S BUILDINGS on June 5 984 1nd Pild nloud fu r PI P. pur 1 h rsf-' Il l !lw lotlowrn q \f>h c fe s Pr o o os l l N o t o nf! 1985 ' 1 1 1n rn o(ft•l D1 Ck11D ! ruck P1 } POJdl No 2 onp 1 9 8 !) Real Estate General I< JII W I Insulated Dog Houses 45 PM k I P r]lll l Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' PHOTO SPECIAL! Now thru May 31 -color reprrnta from ) your negatrvea 12 for $1 89 May use different negative for each print rf deSired Hockenberry Pher macv North 304 675 2113 II I li e l l a u Ulddnce wnh Sec110n 307 86 o l the Oh10 Rev sed Cojf! se liPd b ds v. If b e 21 11 SWEEPER and sewing maclllno ropalr porto , ond 1Upplie• Pick up 1nd detivery, Davie V1cuum Ciean,r, one h1lf mU. up Ooorgoo Croek R~ Coli 814 · 446 · 0294 POLE BUILDINGS UTILITY BUILDINGS 21 S i! l V l l:l::, STEEL & Sozes Start From 12'x16 IIIIII IIIV IIWII I Announcement• fiT\ 1 l kt> Pf! Pl! 1nrl l \r> ul l I I ( r frorT anrl lltP 111 • 1ri1P ~ l Il l !"' f)rov• rlr>d IJy h w nnr> rl!ll1 c ( S l f ()001r pr r I ty (JIU <, LJ dl 1 I ll O h1 1 l1• vv dCnrlPS•"I I •llllJ 10 1 1<-J tB rml Gl U t til) IRl mol 11l 1 l rl I 11 1 y Lr ,... r t !h<> '" 11 1 y wlto hi ls ( II I l lh Ou'-lr' d o f I f' I Pl lrr 1 Jh • !hi'\ r o<> !onn S[C IV That tt11 p lV 'nr r 1 r or rh s uo <; rl 01 1 '11 11 r)(~ PI Udl trvP 10 Ar q I l R :t SEC V 1 n.11 lh 1 ro ,or on ')E ( TION 2 1/VIv lr·vtr ;HI I J!o <; h l";n l 11 111 1 <; h 11 1 h ' Prr No matter how many years have passed, We m1ss and love you the same; It gneves our heart all over aga1n. Each t1me we hear your name. "' SI6 000 - trunur c ro lhr> Bo arff anrl Ob lcl1n1n(J Wll!lr>n LJP nr ovJI t ho rf'O I J1 In loving memory of our daughter, Dee Ann Manley, who died May 18th, 1979. bath vmyl srdrn g, cent ral heat garden and lg <;torage COUNTRY RANCH HOME - 8 yr> old One lloor 3 Boo rooms all electnc 2 bat hs lull basement carpor-t storage and 2 acr es ;, ny s trp am or VI.1 1Prco ur sP cl 1- r 0 q c l woth ou l f 15! s 1bn 1 1 n 1 r' (H..: y ofthP plcrn'-' l c r suc h 0 11 ,-.t '.l\pr l 1'1 PARK 992 . 62tS or 992 7314 Pomeroy , Ohro RIVERVIEW - 3 bedroom fr ame wtfh cenlral heatr ng bath basement and 2 porch.,; Leud1n q Cr~oek Conservancy 01 Str 1<.l ~nv rl ~m nr rf!sPrv n rr rsP rl for rl1spos,1 1 n ~ waslf' 11pnn It I 1hr V\ 11 1, 11 pi\ 1 I 1t 1 D <.; tr •r l In Memoroam PLUS - Good renovated 3 bed room hOI11f car petmg remo- c o rpGrJI on o r en 1 IV co hal l Pre r t Nrth ln I he d!J naqr> cl!0J Of the f ll("i I work POMEROY - Remo<1eled 6 rms !)afro ga rage central rreat and good carpettng of any lrq u d u r sot d NOW TH EREFORE BE IT RES OL vED BY THt BOARD OF DIHLClDRS OF THI LEADIN G CREEK CONSFRVANCY DIS TRICT PUR SUANT TO OHIO REVISED CODF SEC TION G 10 I 09 SECTION Nc pPrson 1 1111 I woodburnr r SYRACUSE - Lot 215' 11 5 an d t1 7 rm twme wrth bath and t~tl ulrhttes Askmg $25 000 Bcar a o., l 1ill I" ' t fn r>n • <I t fJ ru u<;1 l< l w llr>r lor ) rly rrn rf r m,~ " 1 b fl u ~ l lnr! V\ II I r '\ 1h1 1 I I p I Che f 2 To bP i: l:' pt thE 3 O...lero !11 rn I h o') VIJ( IAI 151 to proh1b I Ill re(jlllate the d1sc h1rqe 1ntn thP. se wr:ors ol rhe I HP"i. 1'1 1 l.t s rk ~ n -..Yl i Or> r o t !1P 1w ~ r u'ln i>IP tn r~"rt o r thr:o Liut s o f , JJ)Jil\ l NEW LISTING - 'nn 7 ' lory homr rn Rutl<md on 2 1evcllots I baths ? 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IVP Jr>d f)r OIRCI !hP W Or k S Jl t ~p D Sll rt Jfl Ji n S t 'itJb'l I ' J •1 11 [ lfl\ LAFF·A-DAY AL~ New Homes- Extensove Ramodellng Insurance Work Custum Pole 81dgs & Glrlaes Roofing Work Alum1num & Vonyl Sod10gs 16 Years EJtpenence GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7583 or 992-2282 The Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Business Services The Daily Sentinel Pubhc Not1ce Friday, MG: ·. 18, 1984 Bill Gene Johnson 446 3672 Wanted to buy used coal & wood heaters Swatn Furn1 ture 446 3159. Jrd & Ohve St Galhpolts Oh Wanted to buy stendmg tamber Call after 6 or anyt1me weekends 614 3BB 9906 or 614 388· 9617 Buymg darly gold sdver cotns nngs, Jewelry , sterhng ware. old cotns large cur rencv Top pnces Ed Bur kett Barber Shop 2nd Ave Mtddleport Oh 614 992 3476 Cash pa•d for fancy rron or heavy 1ron beds 8160 and up for certatn Metgl Co stone J8tl Old ume cup board call 1 - 304 8B2 27, COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds. rron wood, cupboards, cha1t1 , chesu. baskett, dishes, stone J&ra. anttque1. gold and artver Wrtte M D Mtller, Rt 2 Pomeroy , Oh1o 46769 or call 614 - 992 7760 Rooftng and gutter work metal work housepa+ntmg ca rpenter work Exc ref Free estrmates Call 446 3171 General Haultng For sale Lrmestone frll drrt and top sotl Call Call 614 256 1427 Garages, pat1o Sidewalks basements done at reason a ble rates Call anyttme for free estrmates Call 614 256 1632 Will do babys1ttrng rn my home any shtft Call 446 7761 Financial 21 Busoness Opportunrty I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you dO bUIIMBSS With people you know and NOT to send money through the matl untrl you have 1nvest1 gated the offenng Good Baled Hay Franzen Brother• Circua New Haven Bellpark May 22 only Would ltke to buy axottc antmala, btrda, etc Franzen Brothers Ctrcus New Haven Bellperk May 22 only Anrique Steam Organ Calt1 ope Franzen Brothers Ctr cus New Haven Ballpark May 22 only Small wholesale store 304 876 · 7437 or 882 2381 22 '(ard Sale& ... ... a&iiiJ)oiii.. & Vicinity Fraziers Bottom Flea Market Every weekend U S 35 Frazrers Bottom WVa 25082 Don Fr.l!llrer Operator 304 -755 2779 Pomeroy Patto Sale Thurs Sat 10 5 Htde a bed chtna hutch wheel c harr lots m1 sc 2004 V2 Chatham Ave rear Garage sale at Jerry Burkes on Sumner Rd Fnday & Saturday Candlelight 4 H Club Yard Sale Townhouse rn Cente nary Saturday May 19 9 00 to 5 00 THOMPSON BOOKKEEP lNG Monthly and Quarterly ac counts welcome 428 Se cond Ave Call 446 1 136 Yard Sale Fn Sat Sh oest rrng A1dge Clothtng all s1zes trrke. b1ke and tables httte of e'llerythmg Professional Electrolysis Clmtc Probe Type Electrolv SIS AMA FDA & FCC appro'lled Doctor referrals 304 675 556B Yard Sale Frtday & Sotur day 731 3rd Ave Japanese WWII rtfle clothrng 19 ft wood prcket fence m1sc 10 Famrly Yard Sale May 18 & 19 Frr & Sat 9 00 5 30 Down At 7 to Clipper Mtlls turn nght and follow the srgns to a bnck spht level house 1 21h house after you top the hrll on Shoestrrng Rtdge at Sandy Oennrs Coffee table k1tchen ltgh ts tncycle clothes of all sizes k1ds to adults tools lawn mower toys dtshes Av o n 446 2847 Real Estate Homes for Sale Pnce reduced for quick sale! 550 Jay Dr . 3 bdr trt ·lavel, for sale by owner, quret nerghborhood Gallrpolls Crty School central atr gas heat large above ground pools attac hed double gar age, large flat yard where Blue B1rds feed All th+s for $59,900 Call 446 1028 4 Fam1ly Yard Sale Shoest rm g A1dg e Sat 8 to 5 61kes lots of clothes 69 p1ckup p ar t s househ o ld Items & lots more By owner love ly 2 bdr home on waterfront boat ramp & dock close to town prtced S34 900 Wrll help f1nan ce Call 614 256 1216 36 acres more or less 3 bedroom hou!le at Oak Htll Oh+ o R eason8ble 614 682 6892 afte, 5 & Vicinity Yard Sale 460 lanat {Across from fau grounds) m1 sc goods c h•ldrens clothes & toys electrrc roaster P1ano Tumng end Repa1r Brumcard1 Mus1c Co 446 0687 Sk1ll and mtegrrty our trademark Lane Camels 614 742 2961 31 l cc"C"--------F I S I 33 arms Or 8 8 Middleport Gtgant rc 5 Famrly Yard Sale Out Bu lav rlle Addrston Rd to Ree se Hollow Ad Sat Sun & Man 35 & Vicm1ty '12 acres for sale off Kerr Harnsburg Rd on Vmey Ad 88 000 Call 304 8 95 _3_3_9_B_•_f_1_e _ • _7_P_M_ _ _ __ 1 2 large lots alm ost 2 acres each Nerghborhood Rd mtle tram Rt 7 Calt (446 4656 Rr'ller lots for rent call Cha rles Grrff1th at 614 992 57B2 Tra1ler on large wood ed lot BOAT RAMP and dock spa ce CaU 5 8 evenmga 304 675 6448 Terms 'lentals l ----------41 1- - - - - - - - - - - 5 famrly s 6 mrles out Jerrys Run Road Appl e Grove Mav 17 1 8 1 9 9 to 7 Good house for rent on At ,60 Call 614 38 6 9909 2221 Jefferson M onday and Tuesday C hrtdr ens clothes Ntce 3 bdr home on 1 acre more or less, 1 V2 mt from Oak H1ll on State Htghwey outbutldrngs and nr ce garden $34 000 Call 614 682 7159 Catch Sprmg Fever! Wtth home m Mrddleport Extra low pncetl Ntce location Coil 614 992 6941 3 bedroom frame house 39 Chrllicothe Rd large eat m krtchen w1th Hunter cer lmg fan bath attached garage wrth opener AC gas heat (w ell rnsulated) fully car peted lots of storage space crtv schools lmmedtate pos sess1on Call614 446 2583 or 614 245 5859 4 bdr 1 1/2 bath 5 acres garden spot, 1/ 2 m1 below Eureka Workshop wrth car port $29 500 Call 446 4222 Owner transferred mu st sell beauttful 3 bedrm brrck home Frreplace deck woods prtvacy sunshme S63 900 Call 6U 992 5420 House & lot tn Oe)(ter . 4 large rooms metal roof ce ment porch hand dug well near mme no 1 Prrced to sell S6500 Call 614 669 3761 1 12 story 2 3 bedrooms 6 acres lebanon TWP w1th o ut bu tl dtngs Natural gas heat Askrng S 14 000 Call 614 B43 5231 1 House for sale by owner Clarence Hill Prtce negot1a ble, 1mmed1ate possessron Bt level Rustrc Htlls Syra cuse Ohro 2 full baths 3 bedrooms llvmg room drn mg room krtchen dts hwasher gar d1sposal fam •ly room w1th f~re place 16x12 barn for storage chatn hnk fence Call 614 247 4134 t 31 Homes for Sale 6 rooms basement double go rage 1 & one thrrd acre lot Rose Hrll Pomeroy $32 900 Call 1 614 67B 2513 6 rooms & bath large entrance way pantry base ment & attrc, frreplaces frnrshed floors large fr o nt porch partially rnsulat ed Wtll sale on land contract Call 614 992 7BB7 or 992 5354 FOR RENT WITH OPTION TO BUY !JI 14 ft w1dethree bedroom bath and half mobtle home sttttng on nt ce lot ready to move tnto $225 00 down S225 00 per month 304 576 271 1 Owner transferred musl sell, exc cond S66 000 S 11 000 down Assume 8 h pet loan 30 4 6 75 1529 Prrce reduce d 3 bedroom hom e 1 acre of land At 62 Charleston Road 304 6 75 4887, 614 446 1675 2 bedrooms w1th garage 3 lots rn Mason W Va 304 882 3288 Seven year old home three bedrooms garden spot 2605 Lmcoln Ave 8 1/:i percent assumable lo an 304 675 5047 after 5 00 3 bedr oom Ranch on At 160 $38 500 00 9 per cent a!ls:umable loans call 304 675 7746 or 675 2,83 3 veer o ld total electric ho me fen ced ba ckyard and deck 8 Y2 percent assumable loan low 50 s 304 6 75 6643 A fram e hou!le 18 actes 15 mrnute drrve from Ka1 ser Must see to appreciate 2 letart. 304 895 3935 bedroom 1 Y, bath drnette 1- - - - - - - - - -krtchen & hvmg room plus REPOSSESSED 12x60two riVer rtght away On 338 bedroom mobtl e home across from Kaiser Alum $600 00 down 60 pay Call614 247 3012 ments at S137 14 monthly All State Modular Ho mes 304 576 2711 For sale by owner house & landonSR338 Racrne Calll - - - - - - - - - -614 949 2215 By Owner 2910 Mead o w brook Or 1 floor plan 3 bedrooms famrly ro om wtth 8 yrs old 3 bedrm 2 bath$ flteplace Utrhty room re famtly room wtth wood fngerator butlt tn range burner Smglecargerage on fully c arpeted fenced back 8 flat acres wtth stocked yard Phone 304 675 6856 pond Ctty water 1n Racme o• 675 2062 Cotl614 949 2641 3 bedroom elum s1dmg storm wmdows gas furnace & wood burner Front & back porch , carpot1 range , refrrgeretor dishwasher & mtcrowa'lle Call 614 992 7286 Ntce older home tn Rac1ne 1n town- vmyl stdtng- extra lot· ges heat House has been reftmshed mSid&, wei I paper. old oak woodwork , oak kttchen. new carpet throughout l1vmg room dintng room krtchen wrth pantry laundry room 3 bedrooms 8r bath, 2nd floor Cell 614 949 . 2640 after 8 p m On weekend .. 11., 12 00 p m 32 Mobile Homes for Sale log cabm 3 acres M or l 100ft fronta ge on Ra ccoon Creek Call 446 1515 BELOW APPRAISED VALUE Tn level three bed room house on 11• acre lot Fam1ly room w ftreplace and 1 112 baths Carpeted throughout. e1r cond1troned large rooms with plenty of closet space laundry roofTI Three mtlea south on At 62 304· 676 2497 otto• 6 p m 32 Mobole Homes for Sale TRI STATE MOBILE HOMES USEO CARS TRUCKS GALLIPOLIS CHECK OUR PRICES CALL 8, 4 · 446 · 7672 Houses lor Rent GrgantfC yard sale 8 mrles At 2 North Second house on rtght bestde Bud Chattrn Road Clothing furntture applia nces m+sc Thursday Fnday May 17 & 18 A mce 1 bdr house 414 E College St AID Grande on corner of College Cal l 446 0157 ----------- 1===========-+:::::::::::::::::::::. 1 3 bdr ranch style home on Sanders Hrll Otntng room , kttchen bath attached gar age AC has gas heat S48 500 ctty schools Call 446 215, Acreage Y2 acre lot w1th rural water & septrc tank $7 000 Call 446 3243 Yard sa le 5 m tles up At 35 Henders o n May 17 & 1 B 12 Fam1ly yard sale May ,71819 8 am ra1n or sh rne Ne)(f to Powells Barber Shop Gallipolrs Ferry . WV lots of mea clothrng household 1tems vacuum cleaner full bed love seat several cabmets wash basrn and cabmet 185 Suzuk• motorcycle good condrt10n parakeet and cage Come early lou of bargam s & 28 acres rn W VA borders Ch1ef Cornstalk located off Mill Stone Ad Mostl y wooded tobacco lotment all mrneral rtghts hunter s paradt se S1 1 500 Call 614 367 727, Pt Pleasant K&K Park l ot 29 Thurs Frr Sat 9 00 to 7 p m 4 fam1ly Baby bed drshes maternity clothes QUilt top sr lver ware Zen 1th allegroquadro phont c stereo tapes. re cords bed frames Bulova watch Aarn cont1nued Monday Lots ~ 3 5 acre homes+tea tor near At 35 at Rondey 3 m1 from Holzer Hosp1tal Ca ll 446 8221 Carport sale 9 to 3 Man day May 21 across from Frre Station rn Syracuse Garage Sale 606 Jay Dr Frr & Set May 18th & 19th PIANO TUNING Lower prtced regular tunrngs drscounts to Senter Crtrzens Churches & Schools Ward 's Keyboard 304-675-3824 Mobile Home• for Sale Yard Sale % m1l e off Rt 7 on Georges Creek Ad May 18 & 19 Redwood bnckhouse I- - - - - - -- -- Professional Servoces 11 Y1rd Sale 1 mile out Rt 218 Fn & Sat 18th & 19th 9AM until ? 3 Fam1ly Gerage Sale Thurs Fn Sat2mtfromRt141 on Netghborhood Rd Mrchrgan Sale 50 Ne1l Ave Clothes baby furn toys dresser, btkes , drshes, pomt clocks cunarns Stat1tng May 17 Page 12dU5 H T str~pped 2 window air cond 14,600 00 9 00 to 4 00 Phone 304· 876 · 2978 after 4 00 304· 875· 2662 *~· 'II Money to Loan HOME LOANS FIXED RATES Below market rates F1.11.ed convent1onal FHA VA leader Mortgage Athens. co llect 614 592 305, 23 32 8u1lneu Opportunity Something Different Proven breakthrough in low cost houalng Netlon1l menufecturer •• Heklng reps 1n aelect aree for steel framed homea and complete line of metal buildings 60% more energy efficient. ma1nte· nence free $3.950 tnveatmenr requtred 80,_ re1un· dable For complete Information package call Mr Bruce at 1 -800-433 5666 Doily Sentinel- 5 rm house 1 mt Gallrp ohs ot Rt 588 614 2 45 9170 out Call 1- - - - - - - - - - H ause sh a r 1n g i arm near Cheshne S75 m o plus share ut1lltres Call 614 367 0359 --------1 bdr hou se m Crown Ctty r ef r eq Call 614 256 6058 NEW AND USED MOB ILE HOME S KESSEL S QUAL ITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml W ES T GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 3 bedroom house on At 160 $300 00 month Oep osrt and referen ce requ rred 304 675 7746 7274 2 bedroom house $1 50 mo nth References &r $100 depOSit 304 675 4684 1965 1 2x60 mobile home unfurnrshed S3 900 Call 446 1340 1- - - - - - - - - - - Holley Park 1973 1 4x60 2 Oua1l Creek Mobrle bdr Home Park ex cond French C1ty Brokerage Se rvr ces 446 9340 Clayton 1983 12x60 2 bdr lrke new on lot at Quatl Creek Mobr le Home Park French C1ty Brokerage Ser VICeS 446 9340 1976 N o ve Tn Star 3 bdr 1 bath shag c arpet lR & bedrooms all elect rt c ·lqrted range refrtg erato r W . h ookup e-c co nd Movtn \:1 """ust sell S7 000 Call 614 4 .. ~ 1588 -- 1979 Duke Crown Royal 14 x70 2 bedroom famrly room A C miCro underpm ntn g Ca ll 446 9845 73 Menor 141170 2 bdr ltke new S 7 900 69 Detrotter 12x60 2 bdr S4 900 Call 614 446 Ot75 1978 14x 70 all elec tr rc 2 bedro o m 2 baths Call 446 3243 Mob1le home for sale or w1ll trade for F 250 Ford ptckup truck Call 446 1052 after 5PM 1981 3 bdr Nausha 1 4K70 delux e total electrrc central arr set up tn park near town Pnced reasonable Call 446 7904 or 446 4576 1981 Nashua 40K14 2 or 3 bedro o m s appliances total electrrc many extras Call 614 245 5602 Clos+ng Out Tra1l er Rental 8us1nes s Had 22 ONLY 6 lEFT S1zes 1 Ox 50 & 12 x52 2 bedroom fur ntshed A comfortable h ome for a Low Prrce Brown !I Trarler Park Mtnersvrlle Oh1o Call 614 992 3324 1976 K~rkwood 14JC70 3 bedr oo m s 2 full baths total electr~c $9000 Call 614 992 7725 or 992 3396 1 2x60 mobrle home new furnace new ltvrng room c arpet good con drtlon Must sell Call 614 949 2958 2 bedroom Hatler new carpetmg panrally ramo deled $3000 no less Can bA seen o n At 124 across from Hysell s Garage Unfurni she d 2 bedro om home Second Street New Haven 5175 304 882 2505 42 Mob1le Homes for Rent 2 bdr trarler fully furn1shed good locat1o n sec dep req Call 446 B558 MICe 3 bdr mobrle home furnrshed , con'llenr ent loca tron o n Rt 7 no pets Call 614 245 5818 2 bdr furntshed AC adult! no pets New HavAn $150 permo Call 614 882 2466 anyt1me Small one bdr 1ra1ler rn Kanauga S185 m o utthtles furn Call 446 7406 Mobil e homes for rent fully furnished 2 bdr adu lts only Call 446 4110 Lady has new mo brle home Wants Chnst1an woman to move m and share expenses 304 675 68 74 1 bedroom m ob1le ho me $125 month 304 675 4154 14ft WIDE 2 BED ROOM All ElEC m ob1l e hom e S1t t1ng on n1ce lot ready to move tnt o For re nt w1t h opt1on to buy S175 00 down S 175 00 per month 304 576 2711 43 Farms for Rent 44 Apartmen1 lor R e nt JACKSON ESTATES APARTM E NTS ( Equal Hou srng Opportunrty) has one and two bed roo m s rent start i ng at S1 57 for one bedroom and S1 9 3 per month for two bedroom wtth S200 depos1t located near Foodland and Sprmg Valley Plaza po ol and TV ant Call 446 2745 or lea ve m essage Small efhcrency apart cen tral au & heat 1 profe ss•onal type gentleman only 446 0338 73 Cameron 1 2x60 all electnc Call 304 675 6730 3 bdr unfurn garage apt 8250 plus depOSit Call 446 3786 Sale or rent 14x70, 1979 three bedroom Shannon all electrtc mobile home 1 2.~e28 butlt on fam1ly room wood coal burner excellent condrtton some fumrture well water acre land Jerry s Run Road Apple Grove wv 304 876 ·23 58 Furnished eff1c1en cy 919 2nd Gallipolis S145 Sm gle Call 446 4416 aher 7PM Furnrshed Mob1le Home central arr mtle below city overlooking the rrver One or two adults only 446 -0338 �Page 44 They'll Do It Every Time Apartment fo r Rent 56 bat h, AC , clea n. no pets. adults o nly, dep S. ref req . Fish Tank. Summer Houra: beginning May 21st. 12-6 Monday thru Saturday Singing canJriea and young cockatiels now In etock. 2413 Jackaon Ave. Pt. Pl. 304- 676 -2063 Call446 - 15 19 Nice ne w p ri 11at e do wn s tairs, a pt QUie t near HM C. No pet s. r ef req Dra pes. stove . refn g . Furni shed S 200 mo Call 61 4 -446 -478 2 67 2 bdr a pts , newly dec . ut •l it•e s p ertly pa•d. S 145 m o . Call 675 -51 04 o r 675 - c hoap. 304 676 -4180 boiore 6 ·00 . Un furn ished 2 bd r 1n C ro w n Cu v Ca ll 446 783 8 Peavey 400 watt 4 chann el sound system , 4 speakers 4 professional Shure No.588 mikes. $ 800 00 Custom electric Hollow body guitar S150 .00 . Peevey 260seriaa amp w1th tw o 121n . speaker, $ 200 00 Framus el e c t ri c ba s s gu1tar S100 .00 304 875 -4650 2 bd r part f urnished , pe rk f ro nt, n e wly r emodel ed. w a- Ca l 5 1 3 J rd Ave . Galllp o hs 1 bd r S 1 35 mclud es w at er deposi t req . adults only Call 446 - 4 22 2 betw een 9 & 5 3 room a pt , S2 35 Ba chlor apt S 1 5 0 Ret plu s d ep , 6 m o lea se Ca ll 446 -0 952 Furn1shed eff•c• ency, 9 20 4th , Gall•poh s S175 Utili - ties p a id Smglt1 Ca ll 446 4416 after 7PM 1 bdr f urn ts had apartment ce ntral a1r heat Call 446 1414 1 bedr oom Apt $196 mo mc lu dm g utillt tes . Equal Housmg O pportunity Contac t Village Manor Apts 614 992 7787 Atverstde Apts Middleport . Spectal rates for Santor Ctt tze n s $ 130 Equal Housm g Opp o rt u niti e s 614 992 -7721 EHtcte ncy apt for rent for 1 or 2 peopl e Rou sh lane. Cheshtre 304 -773· 588 2 1 & 2 b edroom furn1shed apt s C elt 614 -9 92 -5434 or 99 2 5914 o • 304 -2566 Upsta1rs apt for rent m A acme, furmshed , S12 5 mth , unfurmshed, $1 00 mth No pet s 614 -949 2 946 or 614 -423 -8257 APARTMENTS , m o b1le homes , houses Pt Plea sant and G allipolts 614 -446 8 2 21 TWIN RIVERS TOWER Apart m ents now avatlable t o elderly & disabled wtth an of less than 1 n c ome $12 .300 Renting for 30 percent of adJusted income Phone 304 -675 -6679 One bedroom apt , partly f u rnthsed. utthtleS patd , 304-675 -711 2 N1ce 1 and 2 bedroo m unfurnt shed apartments 3 04 -675 -2 2 1B bef o re 6 pm 45 51 Household Goods G OOD USED APPLIANCES Wa shers , dryers. refrigera tors. range s Skaggs Ap plian ce s. Upper Rtver Rd beSide Stone Crest Motel 614 446-7398 Kmg si ze b ox spnn gs . 9 20 AdJ UStable bed frame. 510 C all 304 675 -1551 Used bedroom suite, Hybnd waterbed and set o f bed d tng Corbm S. Snyder Furni t ure, 2nd Ave . Gallipolis 446- 11 7 1 Captam ' s halt bed w tth mattress, drawers & book shelve s, likew new . $100 Call 614-256 - 1662. 10 pc Wmo Pit hvingroom group 1 yr old , S550 Call 614-68 2 -7164 Country Oak Furni t ure, tables chairs. cupbo ard s. dry sinks , pi e safe s, lot s of mtsc Conkle s At 7 . Tuppers Pl ams Ohi o 3 0 tnch whiht elect ric range , exc con, S100 . 19 mch color Quasar TV $150. 25 mch TrueTone co lo r TV $100 992 6254 SWAIN AUCTION & FURN ITUR E 62 Oltve St ., Galli potts New & used wood & coal stoves . 6 p1ec e wood hvmg room suite with 6 inch flat arms $399 , bunk beds complete w1th bunk1 es $199 . 2 p1ece antron ltvtngroom su1te s $199 , untron reclmers $99 , other recli ner s SBO , maple dmette sets S 179. box springs 8t mattress twtn or full $100 set regular -firm S120. maple dinette chairs S35, w ash stands S34 , maple ro cke rs $59, 7 piece chrome dmene set $149. 5 p1ece dmette set S99. used bedro om Stutes, re1rtgera · tors , ranges, chest , dressers, wnn ger wash ers. TV ' s, dryer!! , & shoes Cell 6 14-4463159 Furn1shed Rooms For rent Sl eeptng Roo m s and ltght house keep1ng ro o ms Park Cen t ral Hotel Call 614 446 -0756 . Sleeping room S l 1 5 ttes p a1d Share bath . o nly Ra nge & refrig 2nd Ave . Gallipolis 446 -4416 after 7 PM utd1 male 919 Call 53 Antiques Kttc hen c upbo ards, pte cup · board , p layer pt ano, S m~ e r sewmg m achtne. oo k tabl e, stone Jars dolls Cell 446 3 94 5 54 Mosc . M erc handi se 54 Misc. Merchandise J C Penny portable 4000 BTU atr condittoner . 3 yr s old tn A- 1 condttt o n, $1 5 0 Call 446-4705 . 2 tratl er lots, 1 smell chtld acc epted 304 -675 1076 Merchandise 51 Househ o ld Goods LAV N E"S FU R N ITUR E So f a. cha tr rocker, ott o man 3 ta bl es. (exu a heavy by Fr o ntter). S68 5 So fa. ch atr and loveseat S2 75 So fa s and cha1rs pnce d h om S2 8 5 t o 58 9 5 Table s, $ 45 and up to S1 25 Htde -a a nd up t o b e ds $ 440 95 2 5 . Recli ners. S17 5 to s 37 5 , l amps fro m $28 to $75 5 pc dmettes from S99 . t o 4 36 7 pc 5 189 and up Wood table w ith six chau s 9425 t o S745 Desk S1 10 up to S22 5 Hutc hes. 55 50 and up , maple or ptne fm1 sh Bunk bed complete w tt h mattre sses S260 and up t o 5 395 Baby bed s. $ 1 10 Mattress es or b ox sp nngs. full o r twtn , $ 58 . f.rm . S68 and 97B Queen sets . S195 4 dr chests. S42 5 dr chests, S54 Bed fr ames, S20 and S25 . 10 g un . Gun cabmets . $360 Gas or elect ric ranges S376 Baby mattreS8eS. S26 & S3 5 . bed frame s 82 0 . $ 25 . s. $30 . ktng frame S60 G ood selection of bedroom s u1tes , c edar ch ests . ro c kers . metal cabinets . swtvel rocker l Used Furmture · · Refrigera tors chairs. dryen. and TV '~ 3 m1les out Bulaville Ad . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon thru Fri . 9am to 5pm, Sat 614-446-0322 TV & Appliancea, 627 Thi•d Ave , Gallipolis. 614-446 1699 Spin waahen, gat & ele c trtc drvers . auto weshen. gas 8t electric rangu , refrigerators . TV sets Knauff Frrew oo d Pt ckup o r Delt ve red 1 2 " -2 2 " stocked tn y a rd H E AP v end e r . pro mp t dehvery 614 266 6245 ltmest one . Sa nd . Gravel Delivered m Mason Metgs . Galha or pt ck up at Rtchards & So n Call 446 7785 Plastic ctsterns state ap prov ed , plasttc septic tank s, plast•c c ulvert metal cul vert s, RON EVAN S ENTER PRIS ES , Ja ckson . Oh 614 2 86 -5930 Coff ee tab le stereo, stereo, dtn e1te table C all614 -256 6417 Shrubs pruned , lawn resee d e d . re tarn1n g wa lls stdewalk s. pahos f tll dtrt topao tl, bark mul ch & saw dust C ontact Bruce Davi ston C alt614- 2561427 Ft tftwoo d c ut up slabs S 1 5 ptckup load Call 614 245 5804 1982 C heven e loaded l o w ery or gan CraftmaHc kmg sized bed Call 446 -3101 after 3 30 . Vide o cassette record ers new & u sed Prectaion VC R Call 446 6566 Only Sat May 19. 1 OAM t o 6PM at 419 Fo urth Ave 1 cou c h and matching chair , 2 uphol stered rockers , 1 sin gle bed , spring s and ma1 · tress . 1 record stand , 1 telephone stand. 1 washer and dryer. mise cha1ra lamps . sm tables and stools For tnfo rmat1on . may call Audrey Canaday, 446· 30 3 6 best to call446- 1301 on day of sale . Stroller, 2 bar stools, sink & faucett . standard aiza wm dow. old school desk, Baby bed . Call between 8 & 1 PM , 446· 0462 For aale 4 grave lots in Ohi o Valley Memory Garden a Call 6 76 -4236 14,600 BTU Searaatrcondi· tioner , u1ed apprOJII 3 months. $260. Call 814367 -7160 aile• 4PM 58 Upnght p1ano $200. Cell 446 -B174 eve Pool tabl e. regulatio n s1.ze $ 100 Call 614 -882 -2466 anyttme 2 lots in Oh10 Valley Memory Gardens, S300 Call 446 1391 Remote control Call 446 -8630 airplane Cannon A - 1 camera with extra lens & fluh Call 446-8530 1960 dodge 750 Honda motorcycle, metal steps, mortar box, 6 " drain tile, 1 1/ 2 galv ptpe. Call 614 - 256 1529 450 B Case tractor crawler, 1981, used 2200 hrs; 460 C Case Backhoe, used 2200 hrs Both for $38 ,000. Call 614-949 -2293 0. 614 -698 6364 Ftrewood for sal e, $20 00 ptck -up load, $30 00 delivered Call before 11 00 afm 6 00. 304 -675 -2991 SURPlUS ARMY Camou flage. denium, rental clo thmg boots, rubber -leather, packs , chi ldren camouflage Open Fri., Sat , Sun , 1 to 7PM, Sam Somerville ' s, East-Ravenswood . Pl enty free parking on South -West side near large whtte block butlding Stanley cooler , 430 lb rce mac hine, d1grta l cash regis ter 1-304 -273· 5643 1975 D o dge Monaco $600 00 14ft shde in truck camper !se lf c ontatned) $600 00 Chevy 8ft ha lf bed, left s1de S125 00. 870 Wrngmaster pump 20 gauge S200 00 304 -675 -7690 Fruit & Vegetables Vegetable plants $ 1 00 and up on Rt 33 in let art . Watc h for our signs 13' curved wooden churc h pew . cherry butcher blo ck table. walking (spinning) wheel. yarn wmder. C all 614 -367 -0369 1984 rtidi.y, Ma· ·- 18, 1984 Farm 3uppl ies & Liveslock 61 Farm Equipment Tractor, model B with culti · vators Call614 · 2 56 ·6417 . Farmall M 2 row mounted corn p1cker , $1 , 500 . 1 row pull type corn picker, Co· op. S 300 2 row pull type JO corn plante r. $300 . 3 pt . pickup dtsk, S250 3 pt grading blade, $150 Ma nureloader. $160 . New Idea hay rake, S100. Hay baler 66 , $160 . Call 614-256 1427. Jim 's Farm Equipment Cen ter, Rt 35 W , Gallipolis, OH 614 -446 9777 o• 4462484 We spectahze 1n King Kutter equtp See u& and save on the following . New Ktng Cutter tools, brush hogs - 40 " - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 ft . , plows 1 -2 bottom , cultiva tors 1 2 row . Chiesa! plows 6-7 -9 shank, rear blades 4 -6'12 -6 -7 -8 ft , post hole diggers 9 12", York rakes, rotottl lers 40 - 52 -60 -70 ", potetoe plows . boom poles· regular & HO . Carry el l s. sunflower rakes. trailer load of barb w~re $21 roll, tobacco sett e r , 2 ax le trailers 17 h . long USED Wheel dtsc , 3 pt. disc. 2 small pull type 1 6 blades. plows -2 -3 -4 bottom , post driver, shaver. rotary hoes . NH, MF, Ford mowers. Rakes 3 -P MF. Nl pull type gravity boxes With wagons , 10 ft Ch tesel plow. used tractor parts, Ford Ferg .. Oliver 60.77, farmall H-M. other used parts for plows , balers We buy farm & tndustrial equipment Po wer King tra ctor with mower, snow blade $3,800 Stthl chain saw $100 Cell 614 -388 -8409 c 2 tractora, 1 M Farmall. 1 H Farman & 2, 14 ft . hay trailon Call 614 - 949 2558 . c IN e.ac. HA5 A SYrtBO' 'C MEANING'" Scrv 1ces . -----,,.,--- - Ford Tractor 8 - N. Di sc. plow, aide mower . small trailer, post hole digger Call 614-742-2 602 alto• 5 :00 pm Home Improvements 81 M .F. 10 ton silage wagon. used 3 season s. 83,500.00. One row M F f1 eld chopper. $ 3 , 500 . 00 304 - 468 1610. HURR.V UP, HOWI!Y, 5EFORE NICK COM~S ,_.QWE ANP CATCHeS USl Wood chuck , model STWC 12 Brush Chipper, ex c c ond $ 4,650 .00 . Allice Chalmers model DO road grader, all hydraulic . 6 cyl .. diesel engine $ 8 ,600 00 304 --468- - 1610. -- - - -- 4 ft Ford t1ller for farm tracto r 3 04 -882· 2847 STUCCO and PLASTERING - Commercial and residen tial . free estimat es. Call 614-266- 1182 r~;::=:::;==:::;=::;==-~~=~~~::;,:::~~:::1 50 John De are tractor. 3 potnt hitch, power steenng , 304 -676 -3246 . 200 seven foot locust post $2 00 e ac h 304 - 675 2076 72 Ford pickup. Gravely tractor , electrrc start, roto · tiller. e -c for pickup truck . 3 -34.. aluminum w1ndow awning, 17 ft porc h awn ing. 9 " Craftsman table sew 3 04· 675 -4004 62 Wanted to Buy 2,000 lb. tobacco base, until the last of May Call 4469777 m 446 -3592 . Wanted Gravely for parts, must be LC8 Custom Con vertlable model. 304 -676 2441 . Livestock Holstein bulls from DHF tested, dams w -20,000 lbs oi milk or more . Also Ho l stein c ow AI stred Call 614 -286 -2496 20 mas ol d geldmg 1/2 Arabian 1h POA Hor se Call 614 -245 -5090 Registered Polled Hereford bull, 4 yrs old. Wo uld trade Call 614-2 56-6691 o• 614 256- 1196 Simmental cattle Doub le B Stmmental Farm. Addawille. Call 614-367 -7727 71 Autos f or Sale 1 976 Monza 283 motor PS, automatic. red with black tnterior Call446· 2590 after 6:00. 69 Pontiac mtd s1z e. needs htghway inspection. 5 3 ,000 org1nal miles, good shape Call after 5PM . 446 -1 n1 1974 Cad. Sed Oevtlle, 4 dr., gold with white top , 02, 2 00 Call 614 - 256 6472 . 1 975 Plymouth Duster 6 cyl , auto . $425 Clal 614 388-9081 o• 614 - 388 8230 . 1976 Buick limited A - 1 cond Call 446 -2976 1978 Dodge Colt 4 cvl . 4 spd , 2 dr , low milage. ex cond Call 446 -6201 1979 Chevy C apric e Clas SIC . 2 dr, ac. ps. V -8 engine. body good cond1t1on . exc performance Wtll cons1d er all offers . Call 614 -992 7412 after 6 p .m 1977 Rally Sport Camero, light 8t dark blu e, good cond•tlon Cell 614 986 4200 o• 985 -4244 Chevy Camara , 3 50 corvette m oto r, orange with black stripe Call 614 -992· 3187 Reg1stered Polled Hereford bu ll s 1 4 mo old Prtced reasonable . delivered free Call 614 -379 -2671 1 and 2 yr old Angus bull s By Power Play & Power Pack. out of Shoshone & Power Play Daughters. Goebe l Angus Farm, Coolvi lle 614 -667-3838 o• 614 -667 6623 . Registered Polled Hereford cattle1 2 bulls 18 months, 10 vearltng he1fers Contac t D1amond l Farm s 304 676 - 1888 6 y ear reg bay color quarte r For sale or trade for a tru ck or farm equipment , 1977 VW Rabbit. many new parts , e~ec running con , body fan $1 895 wi ll negotiate Call 614-986 -4464 LUMBER -Rough cut, o ak, poplar , 2 x4 , 2x6 , 2x8 , 1 x4, 1~e6 , 1 xB, length available . 8 ft through 16 f1 Hogg & Zuspan , 304 773 -5554 Now ope.n f or busmess. Mountam State Block , At 33, New Haven Complete m asonry supplie s. 4 " , 8 ", 1 2 "' block Delivery service Phone day 304 -882 -2222 . evemng B82 3239 56 Pets lor Sale HI LL CR E ST K E NNElS Boardm g all breed s Heated 1ndoor o utd oo r facilities AKC Doberman pupp1es Stud Serv•ce Ca11614 -446 7795 Judy Taylor G roo mtn g Call 614 -367 -7220 Bnarpatch Kennels ProfesSional AU · breed groo ming Indoor -outdoor boarding fa Clhttes . English Cocker Spa niel pupptes Call 614 · 3 B8· 9790 Drag o nwynd Cattery Kenneta AKC Chow pup ptes. CFA Himalayan, Per· stan and Stameae kittens Call 614· 446-3B44 after 6 Reg1Uered Dachshund puppy mala m1n1ature , 6 wka. old 896 Call 4464578 . AKC Regi stered Collie, Sa· ble 8t white female, 1 yr. old, pedigree papers . all shots. $76 or best offer Silver poodle female partlv house broken Both good with children S76 Call 446 · 2197 Regiatered female Hima · layan cat $76. 304 -676 7110 Quality hay for sale 1n field s 1 50 per bale Call 304773-5381 o• 773 -5170 Transporlalion Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for late model used cars Smith Bu•c k -Pontiac, 1911 East ern Ave , Gallipolis C all 614 -446 -2282 1982 2 dr. Chevy Ch evette, 4 s pd , AM - FM tape , 53,495 . 1981 2 dL Chevy Chevette auto. sunroof. &3, 195 Johns Auto Sales, Bulaville Ad . Gallipolis. 4464 782 , open til dark. 1971 Cadilla c limousine axe , . cond,, tinted windows, S3. 600fi•m. Call4461833 or 446· 7833 1980 Diesel Rabbit ac. 4 speed , 4 door, radio, 43 to 50 miles per gal 304 676 3119 1 978 Pmto wagon , 4 cyl . 4 spe ed . good hres. clean , $2 ,000 00 o r best o fler 304- 675 6917 . 1976 Buck Skylark 304· 676 -2714 o • 675 -1577 '73 Oetson 110 runs good. new starter, reworked heud , new brakes. good drive to work car $300 .00. 304 676 - 1349 o• 3 04 -773 9144 no cells after 9PM Gravely tractor with plow &t lawnm ower attachm ents . $850 Call 446-4313 78 Chevy Monza 2 plus 2. hatc hback, V-6 . AM -FM, PS . PB . exc . cond , &1 , 650 Call 614- 388 -990 5 Farmalt Cub tractor w1th cultivator p lows & mowmg machine, good cond Call 614 -266- 1208 1975 Pontiac Astra, 4 cyl . standard, good cond., 6650 . Call614- 388 -9906 1981 Chevy luv 4 spd., AM - FM tape . vmyl covered bed, 83,996. Johns Auto OUR BOARDING HOUSE (· with M BJOf Hoople 1• l TO~E-THE: fr. . E-VEN IF 'I\I E' WE-R EH0Pit..i 6 1.,; THto5- CAS E U9 L. ON6 TO PUr TWO A~ D T WO WA .. N'T IT, WA9o H T WO AN O T WO WOU LD EQUA L. THR EE- 1967 Chevy dump truck 12 cond1t1on . $1800. Clyde Bowen Jr 304 -676 -2336 . lis 446· 4782 , open til dark. Sales. Bulaville Rd . Gallipo76 Chevy Luv new frontend parts . tune up , good cond ., 8500 firm . Call 614 · 3792116 . 1 960 International 4JII4 3;. ton, flatbed , with 40,000 lb wanch, 81 , 896 . 1979 Fo•d F-160 Lariet good cond .. $3, 196 , 979 Fo rd Courner good cond., new tit"es. new pamt. $2 ,696. Call 614 388 · 9906 1979 Chevy Luv 4 apd .. r~dio, real sharp. $2 , 69& Johna Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd. Gallipolis . 446-4782 , open til dark . 1988 Fo•d LWB pi ckup. Candy App:Florida truck , immaculate condt · tlon. everything new, 6 cyl. standerd . Must seetoappre· clete, serious inquires only Ploaoo. $3, 600 fl•m . Clll 446- 1641. efte• 6 call448 7076 for appointment •ed. RINGLE ' S SERVICE expo· nenced roofing, including hot tar application. carpen ter. electrician. mason Call 304 - 676 - 2088 o• 676 4660 w_o _ 1979 Jeep CJ -5. 6 cvl . 3 spd.. loaded with extras 63 .000. Call446 -0616 1978 Chevy van auto, 6 cyl.. AM - FM tape , carpeted, co· vered spore t~re on rear. ladder, 83.496 Johns Auto Sales, 8ul aville Ad. Gallipoli S. 446 4782 , open til dark . 1980 Harley Davtdson wtde glide. Can be seen at Betz Honda 1971 BSA good cond . e~etended front end, $660 . Call 614-367 -7624 alto• 5 . Harley Davidson Pan Head motor. wide gltde front end $2800 Call 614 - 992 6846 . For sale, 19BO Kawasaki KDX 260 , good condition. 6600 Cal l 614-992 -2859 o• 992-2912 1979 Kawasaki 760 KZ . Exc con , S 1300. Call 614 992 -2042 75 GET y o ur carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN _ STEAMER Wa1er removaL furniture cleaning, free est• · _m_a_t•_•_ 3_o_4_-_6_7_6_-2_2_9_5 _. _ 1 Motorcycles 74 Boats and Motors for Sale 19 h Ftbertorm SS 186 , 470 Mercruiser motor , open bow, stainless steel pro · peller . boat has only 26 hr sin ce new. has been stored in garage, exc . cond , 09 ,000 Call 614 - 367 7750 614 -367 -0106 o• 19 V2 ft Criscraft inboardoutboard & trader. $2.400. Cal l 614-256-8472 Correct Craf1 & Ski Supreme. family akt bo at s New & uaed, Parkersburg. wv 304 -422-8433 o• 304422-2367 . 1 0 h aluminum boat $ 100. 304-676-2119 after 6 p m Water well• commercial and domestic. test holes, pump sales and serv1ce . 304 -896 3802. BASEMENT WATER PROOFING. Unconditional lifetime guarantee local reterencea fumlahed Free est1mate1 Call co llect 1814 -237-0488. 9 a.m . to 5 p m Rogers Basement Waterproofing. ~OU LO I BE BEST i>UT I A CHANCE ON GE TTIN' SIC/f... . PIC I4 UP ll-1' TAAIL. ON THE OTHER SIDE, AN' TAK E A. RIGHT JUST LI~E IT WA.S IT'6 A PI ECE OF CAKE , CX)()LA.! WE WON'T EVEt-..1 N EED THIS! W H Y DO [ HAVE fH IS NAGG IN G F EEl iNG H E ON BONGO'S M AP l TO LD YOU. I GOT I T A.LL. FIL ED U P HERE ' AT TH' FIRST FORK ! COU LD BE WR O N ~ 1 l ~ ~- ~ Motors Homes & Campers BURDETTE CAMPER SALES & SERVICE . Open daily 9 to 6 :30, Sat 9 to 4, Sun 1 to 4 U.S . At. 60 . Coolville , Oh 614- 667 3386 . Terry camper 21 f1 . sleeps 8. 1ir cond., very nice 83 , 600 . Coli 614- 266 8472. 1977 18ft contained camper, air, bath. sleeps 6. see to appreciate . 304 -676· 6912. Camping trailer, sleeps till, hll ref., VII ltOVa, WSW tlrea, awning. also comple1e Reese hitch, swag b1ra and elecrlc bnke control 81600. 304 -676 -4560 GASOLI NE ALLEY Acon trdet for f?o ver With uhtzFilms at twice their }~~~o~ri~g1nd l offer' Md€rt 1 Go away' You've cau&ed Pnn111'1n trouble! Ah KDIJPr !1 What And how younq Mr Pert has signed Rover man to a contract with (il,t z ' ~-•' today ? Films for t w1ce the1r oriq·ma I ! don'!- d~es he qet out ofth,s ? l can't f 1nd the maqn,fy nl() gldss ' hnow ' ") offer! \VI NN IE THE POLICE RECOVERED YOU R. 5UITCA 5 E5 FROM THE AI RPORT AND HAD THEM DELI VERED A IIIICE LDNG REST WOULV DO US BOTH 6000! ,.f,NDTHE BEST rlA.P5 ORVILLE ' S PLACE TO DO fTo,,;;;.,,r. THAT 15 IN T Hf J.S A. / R I G~ T. DEA R HE S EEMS TO HAVE A SI XTH SE NSE ABOUT 5UCH I HIN6 5.' Aemodeltng , Siding, intertor · and exterior, 1extured coat· · mg. simulated brick end stucco . thermo replacement windows 304 -675· 1660 82 Plumbing & Heating CARTER ' S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Ga llipolis. Ohio Phone 614·446 · 3888 or 614-446 -4477 J IM'S PLUMBING & HEAT ING . Rt. 1 , BoJII 365. Gall•· polis. Call614 367 -0678 83 hcavating Good -1 Excavating, basements . footers. driveways, sept1c tanks. landscaptng . Call anytime 614 -446 4637 , James L. Oav11on , Jr owner. Dozer Work fr ee estimate Call anytime , 446-8038 . J A .R .Conatruction Co.Ru · tlond . Oh ,614 -742 -2903 , Basements, Footers. Con crete work , Backhoe's , Dozer 8t Oitcher, Dump trucks, & water -gas sewer electrical lines Dotson' s Tree Serv1ce. In sured . Free Est tmate 304 576 -2897 Camping Equipment 1976 Starcraft travel trailer Self contatned with all ex · t •as $2800. Call 304 882 2326 79 C ~N ' T TA~ E FtGii EVEN IF 1 FOu NC7 A 6 000 POLE. \'tHAT WOULD I USE FOFI A LIIIE...OFI A ffOOH ?_. Abston Home Improvement Specialilts. frammg , roof · ing, aiding, concrete. ramo· deling. painting . etc Free eatimate. 304·468-1666. 84 78 JUST MEANS I'VE ClOT T' DO SOME Scfl!OUS cXPLOfll!'i' ... .. BETTER NOT TffY TH' BERFIIES Ofl FRUI T ' TIL I SEE GOMETHIN' 1 RECO~I'i!ZE! NO TELLI N' HOW LON0 I 'LL BE I!LONE. 50 I Fetty Tree Trimm1ng , stump removal. Call 304 -676 1331 1976 Datsun 620 pickup. 8600 4 speed , current sticker, recently overhauled engine. John 0 Gerlach. 304-675- 6253 Vans & 4 i . BUT NOTHIN' LOOKS FIJMIUIJR! 1 HOI'< DO I TELL WHAT"S : P0160NOUG AN' WHAT 15/'I' T "'·' HUMAN HAe,l TATION \'1 1'TNIN Si(itlT, BU T THAT DOESN'T S~Y Tt1ERE ISN ' T Pt'IY.' _ 1T RON ' S Televiaion Service. Spec1aliz1ng in Zenith and Motorola , Ouazar . and houae calls . Call 304· 6782398 or 614-446 -2464. h , bed, 6 cyl. 1% ton, good 73 ' • NO 51{1/'i 0' GENE'S DEEP STEAM CARPET CLEAN. scotchguard -water exuac t•on, deodori.zers. FREE estimates . Reaeonable ratea . Gana Smith. 992 6309 . '79 Chevy luv. 4 speed, 26 m1 gallon, long wheel base &2600 00 676 -1848 o • 676 -6613 1977 Harley Davidson low rtder Call 446-7015 after 5PM 1982 Chavy S- 10, 4 sp , 4 cyl , AM / FM . tape . vmyl covered bed , spo rt wheels, &5995. John 's Auto Sales . Bulav1He Rd , Galhpohs , Oh 446-4782 Open till dark l==========l=========~ Toyota pickup. runs good . no rust, good tires. to pper. &2400 . Call 614 -949 2863 'B1 Cel ica Toyota. lift back 304 -675-6149 after 5 .00. 78 Old s Del ta 88 Royale. ac. ps, pb, ttlt wheel, crutae, am -fm rad1o. t1nted glaas, very c lean. good condition. Pnced to sell after 5 p m 304 -676 -2663 H & S Ho me Improvements vinyl aiding, roofing, room addition, storm windows. atone. Call 814- 367-0409o• 614 -367 -7244 . 1983 S1 0 Long bed PU , 4 spd , 4 cyl , AM -FM like new . John's Auto Sale s on Bulaville Rd. 1981 Kawasaki KD80M good cond1t1on . 446-2722 . call after 5 OOPm '76 Cordoba , atr· c ond PW . PB , PS , $1 ,100 .00 or best offa• 304-676 7591 . Hay & Grain power steering, walk in fiberglass topper, A -1 condi tion . 614 - 882 - 2466 anyttme. 1976 LTD wagon PS, P8 , AC , runs good . $ 200 Call 614 -992 -6939 64 H s. S Home Improvements vinyl siding , roofing , room addition, storm windows. stone. Call 814-367-0409 or 614 -367 -7244. 79 Ford small V-B. std .. C70 Honda Pasaport. like new. $400 . See John Ecker , after 5PM call 446-1126 2 John Deere balers. one for parts & John Deere hay condition er &675 . Call after 5 , 614-367 -0181 71 IT OtPN'T TA K6 PAINTINGinterior roofing, and tx -: -:• terior, plumbing, some remodeling. 20 Vflexp Ca\1614- 388 -9662 . Trucks for Sale 1968 Ambassador. V-8 , PS . PB, t1h - wheel. re clining seats. 5300 . call 614 -9854454 Used wmdow untts atr c on ditioner, 6000 bt u, $75 , 8000 btu $125 , 23 ,000 btu ~ 275 304-675 3099 490 Jo hn Deere corn planter &300, 3 p1 . John Deere corn planter $400 , wheel disks S460 & up, Case 4 bottom semi -mounted pl ow 8300, 2 bottom plows $250 & up, fertrltzer spreaders $250 & up, 8 row boom sprayer $475 , Furmhand grindermuer $1 , 250 , manure spread ers $450 & up . Massey Ferguson 3 pt rake S600 . Massey Ferguson No 10 baler $1 , 250. Hesson haybine like new $3 ,500 , 20 h . hay & gram elevator with motor $600, New Idea belt driven mower S 350. John Deere corn sheller $300 , Ford adjustable pickup d1sc S450 Ot her f1eld ready equipment Howe' s Farm Machmery, Rt. 124 & Mayhew Rd . Jackson , Oh 614 286 -5944 72 1969 Capri ce. 350 V-8 , 300 horsepower , power steertog , automattctransm1ssion, air condrt1 o n1ng C all 4460577. horse, needs ex: penenced rtder . Pnce neogatabla 304 675 -6361 New galvanized co rrugated culvert S2 35 ft up Al l sues Fttttngs Pipe, beams, stru ctural steel -new , used Btg discount s Dehveredl Anywherel Now! Es ttmates f •ea 304 -925 -0884 THAT WAS A T ROOPER UN IFORM HE HA D. Marcum Roofing • Spout· · ing Now installing rubb•" . roofs . 30 years experience._.. specializing in built up roof ... • Call 614 -380-9857 ·: 12 1n plow fits most 1 2 or 14 H P garden tra ctors. never used , $50 Call 614 - 367 0315 55 Building Supplies •~ YOU MEAN THE FREE Co•• f•H owning IUP to t686 .50 valuol with tho purcheae of eny 1 984 motor home or uwvM trailer. ONE WEEK ONLY Moy 13·20. Burdette's Camper Salet.• u.s. At. 60. Coolville. Oh : 614 -687 -33811- Twm beds. baby bed, all c omplete S 25 each 304 675 -6676 like new 6 h . adjustable K1ng Kuner disk . used only t wtce. 8300 Call614 · 2 56 9364 . The Daily Sentinei-Pu;o MURKY s.t<Y5 , "VIIHAT DO New bu1h hog, 3 point hitch equipment, 1 6 ·ft. lawn mower • 926. 2 6 h blades Uoo eech . 1 7 11. blade •826. 1 earth mover e &76. Auo c Fabricat ors . Call 614-992-5101 . 63 Pomamy--Middlepoot, Ohio Farm Equipment 77 Dodge Aspen 76 Ford Ehte 72 Chevy Impala Call 304 -576-2372 and 304 676 -2285 46 Space lor Rent COU NTRY MOBilE Hom e Park , Route 33 . North o1 Pomeroy large lot s Call 614 99 2 -7479 Musical Instruments 61 ~ 8, 2 Peevee speaker cabinet s. 5386 te r & ho t water pa1d 44 6 -3 9 1 9 after 5 Pets for Sale Puppies AKC collie. Haa sh ots and wormed . 304 676- 36 38 Up1tau s furn11hed. 4 room s, 1 adult o nly Friday, Ma, Pomervy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinel 12 Electrical & Refrigeration Pasquale Elec tn c Co ell phases of electric w ork , all work guaranteed Aerial truck rental 614 -446 · 4066 SEWING Mach rne repatrs. service. Authorized Singer Sa les & Serv1ce Sharpen Scissors Fabtt c Shop . Pome•oy. 614 -992 -2284 85 General Hauling James Boys Water Service. Also pool s filled . Call 614· 266 - 1141 or 614 -446 1176 o• 614· 446 -7911 JIMS WATER SERVICE . Call Jim Lanier, 304 -676· 7397 87 Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1183 Sac. Ave , Gallipolis. 614-446 -7833 or614-446 · 1833. 6 ~eni~tel~~~nl~ti~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r~--~-.~-,-~~~~~~~~ FRIDAY 5/ 18/ 8 4 EVENING 6 00 o rnm o m~ m ~ News II: Henry Fonda The Man and Hi s Mov1es Thts documen tar\1 examtn es the ac to r s ltfe on- and oHscreen ClJ Bene Midler No Frills (]) New Treasure Hunt CJ) Mazda Spons look (1) Andy Griffith CLl News/ Spans/Weather (I) MacNeil/lehrer News hour (fil 3·2· 1, Contact @t Star Tre k 6 30 0 (]) (l) NBC News (]) MOVIE. ' Still of the N1ght' (I) Rifleman (}) Inside the USFL Cil Carol Bumen (£) 11) CD ABC News 1iJ ([J ® CBS News ® WorkJOg Women 7 00 1J (lJ PM Magaztna II) Culture Club tn Concert Th1 s Gramm y Award wtnntnq group performs at t he Hammersmt th Odeon tn London ([) Here Come the Bride• (]) SportsCentar (IJ Sanford and Son ([J Q) Cf2l Entertainment Tomght (!) 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'S SAYING , " I LOVE YOU." - JUDITI-1 YIORST �Paga 14-The Daily Sentinel Pomeioy-Middleport, Ohio Friday, May 18, 1984 Winning Ohio Special Graphics Middleport; Ohio numbers CUSTOM SCREEN CLEVELAND (AP) The w1nn1ng nwnber drawn Thursday night In the Ohlo Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 326. tn the "Pick 4" game, played Monday through Friday, the wln· nlng number was 6415. The lottery l"f1Xlr!ed earnings of $540,028.50 from wagering on Its daily game. eagan s PRINTING T-Shirts, Caps, Jackets, Etc. J..09th running of the Preakness -PageC-1 SPECIAL PRINTING FOR YOUR SPECIAL NEEDS 614-992-7626 AFTER 5 P.M. 'I ' Spring Special TO COMPETE SATURDAY- These "River Racers," the Melp County Special Olympics team, will compete In a sectional meet to be held at the Athens High School stadium In Athens Saturday. Ray Pulllns is the coach. Opening ceremonies are 9:15am. !Uid the public is Invited to the aU-day event. The team plctured,lrom lelt are lront row, Oeanna Freeman, Keith Friend. Tina Barnes. and Davey Estep; second row, Luanne So, Sarah Hannon, Laura Clark, Ben Skinner, Eddie Booker, Tim Harris, Andy Boggess, Maurice Smllh, Mary Jane CWTY and Marsha Mace; and third row, Hugh Roush, Don llufllngton, BID White, Mark Weber, Bill Lehew, Brent Larldno, Davld Might, Billy Neutlllng, David Karr and Ray Pullins, coach. Meets Saturday Hemlock Grove Grange will meet Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Grange Hall. Area deaths ·~ Jame!!l S. Bu<"hanan James Sauer Buchanan. 68. Ash St.. Middlepon . who was extremely active in area Masonic Lodge organizations. died Thursday evrn· lng at Hoizer Medical Center. Born at Chillicothe on March t 1916. Mr. Buchanan was a son of the late Jesse and Emma Sauer Buchanan. Besides his parent s. he was preceded In death by his first wife, Helen Amick Buchanan In 1970, and a stepson. James Neut· zllng on May 8, this year. greatgrandchlldren Funeral services . will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ewing Funeral Home with the Rev. David Mann and Mr. Neil Proudfoot officiating. Burial will be In Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may cail at the funeral home Saturday from2to4and 7to9. Mr. Buchanan was an e:tctive member of the Middlepon First United Presbyterian Church where he was serving as elder as the lime of his death . He was a veteran of World War II having served In the U. S. Army . He was a past master of Mlddiepon Masonic Lodge 363. Free and Accepted Masons; a past high plies! of Pomeroy Chapter 81. Royal Arch Masons: past Illustrious master of Boswm1 h Counc\146; past commander of Ohio Va lley Com· mandery 24. Knights Templar: a member of High Priesthood 1honor· arydegree~; amemberoftheOrder of Silver Trowel, honorary; a member of the Knight Masons of Ireland; a member of Ohio Priory 18; the Knight of York Cross of Honor: Ohio River VallpY Council , and Allied Masoic Degrees . He was a member of the AASR. M.N.J .. president ofthefounhdivlslon ITA: a 32nd degree mason: a wonhy patron of Evange line Chapter 172, Order of Eastern Star, and was Invited to join the Holy Royal Arch Knights, Templar Priests. He belonged to Feeney-Bennett Post 128. American Legion . Sutvlvlng are his wifP. Virginia Clatworthy Neutzilng Buchanan: two daughters and sons-in-law, Lynn and Charles Kitchm, Mason, W.Va .. and Nancy and JQt'Tapocsi. Springfield; a stepson and his wife, BUI and Sharon Neutzllng. Ches te r : a stepdaughter and her husband. Sue Ann and Huben Jolmson. Mason; a step daughter in law. Janice Neutzllng, Mlddlepon: a brother and sisle r· in·law. Grorge and Vera Buchanan, Pomeroy: two grandchildren. f ive s t!'p · grandchildren. and several cousins. Services will be held a 1 ·2 p.m. Monday al the Middlepot1 F'irst United Presbyterian Chu rch wit h the Rev. Wanda .John son and th<• Rev. Bennie Steven s offic ia ting. Burial will be in Riv.-r:iew Crtn('· t.ery. Friends may ca ll al the Rawilngs-Coats· BiowPr Funeral Home from 2 to 9 p.m Sunday. The body will be!Bkm tothf' c hurch to liP in state one hour prior tot hC' sPrvicf'. Weather foret·asl Panly c loudy tonight . Low '>o·lll. Southwesterly wmds 10 mph or lr". Saturday. mostly cloudy with a chanCC' of showrrs or thundf'r- Annual inspection set Roush Ohlinger; three sons and daughter-in-laws, William A. and Donna R . Ohlinger, and Philip D. and Carol A. Ohlinger all of Pomeroy and Terry W. and Coleen Ohllnger, Duncan Falls, Ohio; one brother. Conrad Ohlinger, Pomeroy; nine grandchildren and live The annual Inspection and super excellent master degree of Bos· worth Council 46 Royal and Select Masters will be Saturday. Inspeclion In the select master degree will be at 5 p.m. and super excellent master degree at 7:30p.m. ,James S. Buchanan Masonic services will be conducted by the Middlepon Lodge at 7 p.m . Sunda y a t the funeral home. Hennan E. Ohlinger Hennan Edward Ohlinger, 81 , Condor Street, Pomeroy, died Thursday morning at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr . Ohlinger was born October 19, 190'2 at Winona, West Virginia the son of the late William and Clara Rapp Ohlinger. He was a lso preceded in death by two brothers and three sisters, Thennan Ohlin · ger. Troy Ohlinger, Clara Ohlinger. Margaret Katluyn Ohlinger. and Emily Ohlinger. l-IP was a coal mjner fot several years and later retired from Moore' s Stor>' in Pomeroy . He was a member of the Pomeroy First Baptist Church . HP is survived by his wife, Mildred Leolia J. Miller, 85, Mason. w. Va., dled Wednesday in Pleasant Valley Hospital. Born Feb.~- J.B99, in Staats Mill. Jackson County. W.Va., she was the daughter of the late Andrew and !':Iizabeth Casto Fields. She was also preceded in death by two husbands, Grorge Anderson and William Mlller; and by a daughter, Grorgia Anderson. Surviving are two daughters, Florida L. Casto and Susie E. McGrath, both of Mason; two stepdaughters, Savannah WUson of Point Pleasant, and MaryRoUlnsol Ca lverton, Va.; a brother, Fred of Staats Mill; five grandchUdren, seven great-grandchildren. a great· great-grandson and several step· grandchildren . Funeral setvlces will be held at I p.m. Saturday In Foglesong Fun· f'ral Home. Mason, with the Rev. Hennan Jordan officiating. Burial will be In Kirkland Memorial Gardens, Point Pleasant. Emergency runs RADIAlS Pl65/ 80RI3 Firestone ... .. 37.~0 Pl75/80Rl3 Firestone ..... 38.00 Pl85/80RI3 Firestone ..... 38.50 PI85/ 75RI4 Reynolds ...... 44.00 PI95/75RI4 Reynolds ...... 46.00 P205/75 RI4 Reynolds ...... 46.50 P215/75RI4 Reynolds ...... 47.00 P95n5RI5 B.F. Goodrich ..... 39.00 P215/75 Rl5 Re nolds ...... 48.50 P225/ 75R Reynolds ......... 51:50 P235/75R Crestwood ....... 53.50 TRUCK TIRES 10.00·15 Desert Dogs ........... 165.50 IO.IJO.IS .F. Goodrich Radial. ... 1 89.00 33xl.50xl5 AWL Streaker ....... 84.50 750-16 B.B. Goodrich Super Tractor 68.00 8.1J0.16.5 Cooper Rqfl Tread .... 55.00 3lix14.50xl6.5 Kel S i ield .. 99.00 MANY OTHER TIRES IN STOCK Prices Include Mounting & Bubble Balance Computer Balance •4.00 Per Wheel WE ALSO INSTALL SHOCKS OWNERS: EARt FIELDS & MARTY DUGAN " OF YOUR LIF£1 '84FORD RANGER Save S 726' when you purcho~e o ~pecool ...o lue manuollro n;monoon pcxkoge wh>ch onclvde\ AWFM moi){AJrol radoo • Power broh; • l.ghl grovp • Con...enoence group • Heodl,ner and mo ldong1 • Gouge poclo;oge • B" ghl ttont bumper • 61od reo< ; rep bumpe r • Deluxe wi'leel lrom • Bnghtlow .mount we1le•" lw •rogawoy m•rron '84FORD V«"lerans Memorial Aclmitt('d--Thomas Hart, Pome- roy: Co ra WPbb. Raci ne: Gold!~ Reitmi rc•. Pomeroy ; Shirley WiS<' . Middll'pol1; IJt>bra Gibbs. Letart, W. Va .: Clarence Mc Daniel. Ru· I\ and: J.ro .Johnson . Pomeroy. Discharged·· Hild a Frederick. FIRESTARTER w-.t.t~•ll.lw me power ... 10 .... .....tw, Dinner, Dance & Dues-'7.00 Per Person Reservations may be purchased at Rutland Dept. Store and Miller Bros. Grocery, or send to Box 125, Rutland, OH. Deadline for Reservations is May 22, 1984. Dance-Keith McCall & Co. Band from 9 to 1 All Seniors of Meigs H.S. Class of 1984 who would have graduated from Ruhind are invited to attend as guests this year. Must m<!k9 reservations before May 22. Along the River ...... ... ..... . B-1-8 Business ........................... A-3 Deaths ............................. A-5 Editorials ...... .... ..•.......... .. A·2 Fann ........................ ....... C-8 Sports ............... ........... .. C-1·5 + wa entittt tmts 9 Sections. 58 Pages 50 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis-Point Pleasant Sunday, May 20, 1984 EXPLORER PICKUP Ge t tree ou co ndlliOJ'Ung' whet1 rou purchote the El!plorer ·o· poc~oge thal.nrlude~ E•plorf!f body\.de lope 1lnpe woth motchong toolgote lettea • Spetool doth and vtn)"l W!oltnm • Heodhner and moklingt • Alvmom.Jm doo• Ku ff plates • Broght reor wtndow mold111g • Sport whf!lel coven • Seat bock cover • Ch10me gnlle • Chrome rear contovr bumper • Bnghtlotlgote relito~e ha ndle • XLT door lrtm ponek • Woodtone m~lrumenl panel oppl~que • Delu•e color-ke\ed ~ eo! belh • Color-keyed corpehng • E~plorer u-Tone pa1nt • Au•ihory fuel ton k • l•nted ':31on • Tilt steenng ~eel• Power ~teerong • Fu·19erlip '~peed control• A..VVFM monaural rodlo • Corwentflf\ce group • l .ght group ~ Capital projects require local match COLUMBUS, Ohio IAP) - Local sponsors of mental health and retardation projects will have to share facllity construction costs with the state as a result of a policy being expanded by Gov. Richard Celcsl!''s administration. The same cost -sharing Idea, already in effect for new university construction, has sparked complaints from some colleges and quesllons from state legislators working on Celeste's propooed $530 million capital improvements budget. Director Chris Sale of the Offic<> of Budget and Dr. Clodus Smith '84FORD FOR 1\£ BRfAii Vol. 19 No. IS Copyrighted 1984 Dealin· Days"! rvports. At 9: 15 a.m. Thursday. the Pomeroy Unit took Hennan Ohlin· g~r. Condor St.. lo Veterans MPmorial Hospital ; Middleport F'irr Dept. to Rout<' 7 and County fl.oad 5 at 12: 31 p.m . for a brush fire: Pomeroy a t 1:13 p.m . toRoute7 for a btush fire; Middlepor1 , :!:51 p.m . De bra Gibbs from Fruth Phannacy to V£'tf'rans Memorial: Middlepon " ' 5:29 p.m. to Syca more St. for Keith McCany. to Holzer Medical Ct •nter: 5: ~5 p.m .. :\1iddleport to Route 7 for auto accident. no tnjurt.,;. and Rulland a t 12:13 a.m . rndJy to Mudford Road for Anit a Aeikr·r. to Veterans Memorial. unba Ohio weather rain possible on Sunday --Page A-4-- · Inside: Managl'll)ent said It has not been decided whether local groups will have to pay the same 20 percent share of new building costs required of state-assisted universities. "We haven't set (a figure! as yet. I think thai' s something that needs to be worked ou t," Ms . Sale said. Celeste's capital improvements bill contains $17A million to help communities build local menial health facilltles and $23.2 million for local mental retardation-developmental disability centers. It also au lhorizes $.118.9 million for higher education, with 66 percent of it going for renovation of existing structures. Those project s do not require local matching funds. But for the remaining funds set asid<' for new construction, Ms. Sa le said the state requires coUeges and universities to provide a 20 percent match. "We believe that this will result in more ptudcnt investment decisions." she !old the House Finance Committee. But som e apparently s keptical legisla· tors suggested it would force institutions to raise student fees 10 generate the matching funds needed . Ms. Sale said she hoped to apply the cost-sharing plan to menial health and retardation projects to be funded through the pending bill . She said the level of match might be less lhan 20 percent but could be more. ·· r hope t it won"t exceed 20 percent) but if tlwy generatC' morf> I'm going to le t them gPneratc it .·· Ms. Sale said. ""l"m not une to turn down a good proposal just bPcausc it' s morP local par ticipation than what we prPSumed ."" AEP official lashes out at coal critics Capital bill i~cludes $3.2 million for Rio improvements Sfovrn r ails were answered by local units. the Meigs County Emergency Jl;l e dica l Services AT RUTLAND CIVIC CENTER FOR SPRING SEASON 4 Tires COMPUTER ROTATED & s1sss BALANCED ............. . F-150 PICKUP MAY 26, 1984, AT 6:30 P.M. Complete line of vegetable & flowering plants. shrubbery, fruit trees. Azaleas. Rhododendron. House Plants · 4" to 10'. Foliage & Blooming Baskets Open Daily 9 to 5 Sun . 1 to 5 $1450 . Alignment.. ................... . Leolia J. Miller RUTLAND ALUMNI BANQUET NOW OPEN RUTLAND, OH. r------------------------~--------~--------------------------------------- storms. High IJ0.8.'l. Chane<" ofra in lll percent tonight and 411 P<'IT <·nt Sa turda y. Extended ForL'Ca.';! STARTS WEDNESDAY - MAY 23rd "I NDIANA JONES T£MPLE Of DOOM" Sunday through Tuesday: Pauline Cunn ing ham . Ter esa Ccti!Nf, SOON: "TOP SECRET" & Chance of showers or thundt~r­ StrollPr. "CHATTANOOGA CHOO-CHOO'' stonns Sunday and a chancP ol showersandcoolerMonday. Fairon 1-------~--------------l.-------------------f Tuesday. Highs In mld· "lOs to low 80s Sunday. cooling to the mid-OOs to mid-70s Monday and to the 60s Tuesday. Low~ in the 50s Sunday and Monday lllld In the 40s Tuesday. HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE Syracuse. Oh. Ph. 992 · 5776 742-3088 Jack Anderson charges there's a fundamental flaw in the Olympic Games-Page A-2 An Ohio father has discovered that celebrating your son's graduation can be dangerous--Page D-l RUTLAN_D TIRE SALES MAIN ST. report-- By KEVIN KELLY Times-Sentinel Stall GALLIPOLIS Dr. Clodus Smith's pleas to enlarge facilities at Rio Grande College and Community CollegP were apparently heard thi s past week when Governor Celeste's capital improvements bill Included $3.2 million in funding for thP community college. The money will be directed to new classrooms, a laboratory facilit y and space for faculty offices. item s Smit h said art> "very needed ."" Smith. who assumed presidency of both colleges last October. has been pushing the need for additional FAIRMONT. W.Va. tAP I - A power industry official is accusing environmentalists of mi sleading t hC' public aboullh~ perils of acid rain. A U.S. Geological Survey s um mary of 200 individual researc h project s spanning lJ years shows the acid rain problem "has been la rgely s table with some recovery" since the l!lffis. said J.E . ··Jack"" Kat lie. senior vi('{' president of American F.lect Jic Power Corp .' s fuel supply depa rtment . Katlic madP his rem ar k.' during ThrPE' RivPrsCoal Fesli\'al cere-mo· nies Friday . Katlic said just 21~ lakr>s around the country havp at·idit.\' problcm.c;;. and 2(X) of thoSf' arr in the Adirondack M ountains of New Y ork Stale. l"('prPSentingonly 4 percent uf Ihe lakeswiacPs of that re!(lon He said many of 1hoSf' lakf'o;; WPre ari di<' ''long hfoforc lhf' urban izat ion of the Mtdwes t."" Lnvironmcntalisfs say su lfur r m issions, mainly from co.:Jl -burning power plants in thf' Ohio VaUP\"a nd facilities for both colleges. "We look to having it on line as soon as possible.'' Smith said. "'We feel very good about lt. ·' Smith said it's too early to make plans for a new building, and noted that the $3.2 million doesn't Include funds for land acquisition. What Smith said he doesn't appreciate Is the fact the community college will be rPSponslble for putting upanestimated~percenl of the money to match s\Bte funding. Celeste's funding plan for the improvements program calls for agencies with access to "non· general revenue do lie rs" to match a portion of srnte capital funds. Thai represents 20 fX'rcent the community college doesn't have, Smith said. "1\venty percent jsdllficult tolind for an institution that continues to grow.·· he said. "Jt flies In the face of continuing development of the MidwPst. cause acid rain Others. including powrr and CO<.I l industrv officials, contend rnon• r('S('nrch i~"\ nPl:>clf>d to detPrminr thf' cause s and f'fff'f"ts of arid raln. campus." The college may have to go out Into the community with hat In hand to !lnance the matching money, Smith added. Smith said the plan for new classrooms was Included In a mission statem ent submitted lothe stat e. The new facilities are needed as the college's two endowed programs- the Emerson E. Evans (Continued on page A-41 ""The best that scienllsls tod" .v can SCI~· FLAPPING AND FLYING The annual lntemallona.l Chicken Flying Meet was held Saturday at Bob Evans Fann In Rio Grande a• the cry went out ""fly or lry chickens!" And Oy they did, weU, at 1ea•t some managed the feat. Chickens were brought In lrom as lar as Virginia lor Ute contest, which had a musical flavor to It this year, "ith entries like Jloy George !Uid Michael ,Jacko;on, complete with one while claw. (Times-Sentinel photo hy Lee 1\nn WPich) is th~:~t thl',V don't know .~· J\ atlic sa id. ·· E:vm the forest produc ts industl)'. which has a largrr s takC' than an~·onf' (in ht>allh\' forc-st s1. ra n doc umPnt no acid ra in da magC' to thP tr""' it dep<'nds upon for wood supply." Administration pessimistic about Persian Gulf diplomacy WASHINGTON tAP! A senior Reagan administration official is holding out only a slim hope that diplomatic effot1s will work In halting Irania n and Iraqi attacks on Persian Gulf s hlpping . Iraq claimed its warplanes hil two mort> s hips ncar !ran on Fliday , although U.S. officials said they couldn't confirm the report. Five oil tankers have been a ttacked and damaged In recent weeks. some by Iran and some by Jraq. The United States doesn't have diplomatic relations with either nation and officials acknowledge Washington has little Influence in persuading them to end their 3\>·year-old war. "'Prospects are rather bleak"" that diplomacy will be successful In halting the altacks on shipping, the latest targPiin the war, a senior official said F'rid av. He insisted on anonymity. · However, this official agreed with others hat ""a peaceful approach" must be tried . The administra · Uon is asking other countries to use what influence they have over the combatants. John Hughes, the State Department spokesman. told rt>porters Friday that for now. ··a vigorous round of diplomacy ... is c learly thP Initial way to go ... to defuse the situation diplomatically." Hughes and other officials declined to s peculate on what action Washington might lake if ito diplomatic effons fail. Persian Gulf nations. including Saudi Arabia, have reacted coolly to suggestions that the United Slates provide a ircraft protection for their shipping b<'Ci:! Ust' til~:• Arnf'r ican aircraft wou ld ha\·r to use gulf air fields . Hughes indicau>d thf' administrution doc>sn't considE'r the situation in the guJJ to beat a crisis stagr He sa id no tankers havc tx:ocn sunk and no cargosof oil have bfo<'n lost. He also sa id the l>' is ··a glut"" of oil on world marke ts currently and the United StaiPs has substantial stratE'gic Pf'l roleum rcSC'rvf's. Hugh<>s sa id Iraq has agreed to S('f'k an end to the fighting and he urg<'d Iran to respond to the initiative But Iranian leaders havf' sa id they won't agree to peace a s long as Iraqi PnO>s ident Sa ddam Hussl'i n rpmains in officf'. lran blamC's Iraq for starting the war. second quarter of 19&l. The GNP , the nation's totaloutput or goods and services, climbed 5 percent In the final three months of last year. The Reagan administration said there was no danger of the economy overheating and reigniting Inflation because growth wlll be slowing substantially for the rest of the year . "We have a strong, robust economic recovery going," said Commerce Undersecretary Sidney Jones, who predicted the growth rate for the rest of the year would average about 4 percent. He said those forecasting quarterly growth of between 1 percent and 3 percent were being too pess\mlstlc. Some private economists. however, said the rise In lnte'i'"t rates will begin to take its toll In three to four months, cutt ing in to consumer demand for such things as houses and automobiles. In other economic news Friday: -The stock market retreated broadly for the second consecutive session amid concern about interest rates and Persian Gulf hostllltles. The Dow .Jones average of 30 Industrials feU 23.35 points for the week, Its biggest weekly decline in six weeks. -Shareholders approved the $750 million merger of LTV Corp. and Republic Steel Corp., creating the nation's second-largest steelmaker behind U.S. Steel Corp. The .new company, combining Republic with LTV"sJones&LaughlinSteeiCorp .. will be called LTV Steel Corp. If the gu lf nations do invitf' thf' Unitrd Staff':- totakp mUitar:.: action, Was hingt on would want to act joint!\· with its kf'\ E urop0an a UiC's, f'SJX'('ially Br itain. · Duarte heads for Washington Despite strong first quarter, economic slowdown forecast By The Associated Press The economy's expansion will slow in the months ahead despile Its surprisingly strong advance In the first quaner, economists say. U.S. corporations, m eanwhile. continued to benefit from the recovery as their combined after· rnx proflls climbed a hea llhy 3.9 percen 1 In the first quarter, the Commerce Department said. In its second upward revision of the economy's first-quarter perfor· mance, the department on Friday said the gross nat~nal product grew a strong 8.8 percent. That was up from the first revision ol8.3 percent and the Initial estimate of 7.2 percent, and was the best quarterly showing since the economy's 9.7, percent advance In the ··we·,,.. porting a lot of emphasts on the fa ct that Iraq has indicated a willingness to get int o negotiations."" said a State Dcpanment official. who askE'd not to be idt_~ntified " Wc•rr viewing Iran as the> onf' that" s keeping the war going." Officia ls in Washingt on arc hop<'ful lht· gu lf counlri L'S . panirularly Saudi Arabia. will ag-rCP 10 let the Unilm Slates dPfPnd them if the gulf crisis worSE'n s_ Thf' Saudis agrff 1.\'it h Washington 1hJ1 I r;. n is the greater threat, but an~ rPlu c1.1nt to risk pn.l\"oklng the AyatoUah Ruholl ah Khom.•ini. the I ran ian lmder. thP officials"''. SAN SALVADOR. E l Salvador lAP' - Presidenl·elcct Jose Napo· lmn Duat1c wrapped up a lhf('('· nation (pntra l American trip cmd prepared togoSaturd ay to Was hing· ton for a meeting with President Reagan. Pres ident Reagan on Fridax de fea t b.1· Duarte . D"Aubuisffin. of the Repu blican Nationali st Alliancr. has flccusf'tl the CIA of tr,·ing lo cnsut"f' Duat1c"s victory and said thprp Wt'l1' irrf'-gu - who has dedicated his life to larities in tht' prps\demial \"Ole . Duan.- r('('eivm o.1.6 percent oft hf' \'Ote; d'Autfuisson, -lti.4 pPrepn t 1n ac hieving democracy and refonn thf' runoff f'i('('t ion. for his homeland." Duarte. a moderate Chrlstian Democrat Was elected May6. He and Reagan were scheduiPd lo meet on Monday. Duarte returned to E l Sa lvador on friday from Cosu. Rica, where he conferred with President Luis Alberto Monge. On Thursd ay, hP met with the heads or sta te in Honduras and GuaiPmala. Reagan 's roving ambassador. Gen. Vernon Walters, arrived in San Salvador on Friday to meet with Duane and offer him Rl'agan"s congratulations. lJ S. sources said he would be willing to talk to the fa r right and the far IPft but added he "" will nPVer arcPpt n.-gotiations with rifles on thelabte ... Leflisl guerrillas have been waging a civil war for4 \6 years against the U.Sbacked SaJ. vadoran gG\'crnmPnt. In other deve lopments concern · ing Cent raJ American tu nnoil. the head of Nicaragua's leftist regime accused the Uniled States of t rylng to draw Costa Rica into the region's conflict s. charactrrizrd Duar1 e as "a man HOUSING STARTS UP Housing constn1cdon posted a 19.3 percent Increase In April the government reported last week. ( AP Laserphoto). Walt C' rs urgf'd u! lracons('ITati\'P Roberto d Aubui sson to an·r•pt hi~ 'Nhilr in Costa l{ ica, Dua11e said � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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