http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/d95bb98960d184282c2cf373313c8438.pdf 8234f8b7668e2e21b2ece2f527995e23 PDF Text Text Eastern, Southern boys lose; girls New rector chosen at Episcopal Church Page J Pagl' 7 Meigs JuniorHigh pr('pan~s for t•orwerl • at y e entine VoL32,No. 11 1 Se(lion, 12 PageJ 20 Cenh A Mult imedia In c. NewJpopt!r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, April 29, 1983 Cop'frighted 1983 Senator Stone faces PAGE EIGIIT-SPRING EXPO forbidding challenge 1 WASHINGTON (AP) - As the newly nominated special U.S. envoy to Central America, former Sen. Richard Stone is about to take on perhaps the most forbidding cha llenge of his public career, and he himself admits the odds against success are long. 'President Reagan nominated Stone to the ambassador-at-large post on Thursday, predicting easy Senate confirmation. One en~ouraging sign for Stone, 54, was that Sen. Paul Tsongas, D-Mass .. called him "an acceptable nominee" even though Tsongas has been one of the adminlstra tton ' s tough<;>st critics on Q;>ntral America · · policy . Tsongas said he would have preferred that Reagan nominate Sol Linowitz, who served former President Carter as negotiator for the Panama Canal treaties and for a Middle East peace settlement. lOo/o FINANCING DURING SPRING .EXPO '83 '. SATURDAY, APRIL .30th MEIGS COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS It's a grear\irne to buy a riew car. . Dealers have plenty in stock. You'll find lots of bargains, so shop around now. Of course, ·you can borrow almost any amount you choose, but this chart will give you a general idea of what your monthly payments would be on certain amounts. in Central America . . . . When you-buy a car, have your dealer finance it through BANK ONE, or give us a call. We'll tell.you exactly what your monthly payments would be on your loan. Stop by any BANK ONE office for all the details. For loan information call any BANK ONE office. • Overtheshorttenn,Stone'smaintaskwillbetotry to create conditions in El Salvador leading to broad participation in the presidential elections set for December. But Elliot Abrams, assistant secretary of state for human rights, said in a speech Thursday night that to forcetheSalvadorangovernmenttonegotiatewlththe guerrWas as equals woold "risk its collapse"· and subsequent anarchy, Abrams said also that "enllghtened public opinion" ·in the United States Is pressing for such negotiations. The Salvadoran Chamber of Commerce denounced the proposal for a special envcy as "offenstlie and humlllating," asserting that Salvadorans themselves should be left' to work out the country's electoral problems. Stone's (lutles will not be ltmlted to El Salvador. He will lend support to regional efforts to resolve the broad array_of problen\s atf~ting. Central Anierlca. ranging from · refugee flows to cross-bOrder arms shipments and to mll!tary buildups In general. A final task will be to work with the Congress to promote bipartisan support for the administration's policies - a main theme of Reagan's speech Wednesday night before a joint session of Congress . There was· little expeCtation Utat Stone will have much Impact on El Salvador's guerrilla movement , which has dismissed the elections as a "farce." Some resistance to Stone from the Salvadoran establishment was likely as well. President Alvaro Magana of El Salvador welcomed Stone's nruninallon. saying it was "a good idea to appoint a high-level official with a <f"-~c l line to the White House. This will be very .\m port ant to Salvadoran problems." But. said 'fsri;,gas, ''you' re not going tq get a SQI Linowltz out of this administration." · A State Deparlment officlru defended the choice of Stone, calling him a "doer" who has the proper credentials for the job: "a great big foot, a thick skin and a great big mouth." The selection of Stone, known for his conservative vlews, appeared to reflect the influmce of National Security Adviser William Clark and United Nations Ambassador Jeane Kirkpatrick, both representing the administration's conservative wing. Outlining his role, Stone said he will "invlte opposition groups to participate In a peaceful political process, and to facilitate and support the efforts of Latin nations themselves to set their own agendas and advance their agendas toward peace." He admitted the "odds are long" against success . IT~S MUTUAL - l'~lden1 Reugan and fornwr Florida Sen. Rkhurd Stone ernbnu·e Thnrsd~•Y alti·r the pre.Jdcnt namud Stone to be hi.~ Central l\nwt1cu. ·nu· annomu•t•nwnt w :.L'i m:uk in tht• Whitt• fi<Uist' prt-ss room . ( i\.1" l...:t""'fl'htltt• ). SIJIJCia.l tmvoy to • Gallipolis,, Winfield Locks projects tn coal revival plan WASHINGTON lAP) - Senate Coal Caucus members on Thursday Introduced a blll authorizing $1 billion for seven waterway repair and construction projects they say are needed to revitalize the coal industry . Sen. John Heinz, R -P_a., said the blll targets lock and dam sites In Pennsylvania, Ohio, West VIrginia, Oregon, Missouri a nd Alabama . He inz. the caucus chairman, said Congress has not approved a general a uthorization for new waterway construction since 1977. "Because many of our locks are 40-to-50 years of age, we' re quickly approaching a very critical stage in the turure of our waterway systems, " he said in a statement. "The facilities along these routes are In a serious state of disrepair. Without Immediate action at the sites this legtslatlon targets ... we could see a real erosion," Heinz added. Heinz noted that coal shipments comprise one-!!lxth of all tonnaE moved over interior waterw. ,Y routes and said lt costs 10 tim , BANK ONE . Member FDIC BANK ONE OF POMEROY ' ' ' PO~EROY~TUPP£RS - $100 miUion. Win fie ld Lock. Ka nawha River, W<>St Vi rginia . - $:DO million. Lock and Dam No. 26, Mississippi Rtvrr. Missou ri. Rlc hm'(j Bryers, a 1-l~inz aide. sa ld the 'bill was a response lo -- PlAINS legis la tion intro:tucNI las! Wf'('k by Sen. James Alxtnor, H-S.D. Ite said the 100 water pro]l'<'ls ou tlln<~l In that mPasu r'f' includPd on ly I\VO inl and sites 11onnC'v ill(•. - Gallipolis ~rnd " WP n<'!'d more than lhai. " Br)'f'I'S sale\ wlt hou! wa l('nva y usPr opp.lSi'd to fur1 hr r constr1Jct ion to " Wr'd likt' top t'()( 't>t'(l ; u1yw; 1y anti dcb<Jh• llw ust'r l't'l">S S(•pa rat t'ly," Bt)'('t'S s:tid, ttdfling t l ci JlZ a nrlrnost ( ·oa l Caucus mc•mlx'rs opptJsP uSf>r fl'('S. 1-te sa id th<' Hmgan admintslra · lion has not Sf:!t'n l hl' coal caucus bill hut prw llctr'<l It would remain h 't~ flnam'l' it . r i\('1\Hding lu lh·~u. tilt•( ; :~ tllpo lls <~nd Monongatw lo1 projt•cl s would about 2,10:1 joh" in wt •,o.; J(•rn l"t•nnsy lv an Ia. gf' nt~r.:.tl(' Governor defends higher tax positions COLUMBUS, Ohto tAP) -Gov. Richard Celeste defended his ad· ministration's drive fur higher taxes Thursday night in a live. statewide television broadcast which Included questions phoned in !rom the audience. He pointed out that he inherited a $528 million budget deficit when he took office in January a nd that the previous administration had tried to solve the state's recession-hom fiscal problems without success in three previous tax hike bills . Celeste, who appeared on UteOhlo . Educational Broadcasting Net work for an hour-long program beamed frorrl his Statehouse office, said, "Our .c hoices were very limited. " · · -· He also noted that in addition to the tax increases, he has proposed tax changes which wlll ease the ' "l'!r'lull peftef'l1il91 111815 12 s-,. Monthly ~ymenttdo no4 •ncludt cred•t hl8 or accldtnl arod ht1lth 1nturance 'NtiiCh 11 a~lllltble .- $167 million, Bonn~vtl te Lock and Dam. Columbia River. Orego n. - $U4 million, Lock and ()a m No. 7 a nd No. 8. Monongahela Hivt'r, P e nnylvania. more to ship a ton of cargo by truck than over water. The projects a uthorized In thP bipartisan bill. co-spon,sored by caucus vice chairman Wende ll Ford, D-Ky. and 16 othe r caucus members, are: -s:nl million, Gallipolis Locks, Ohio RJver, Ohio. -$125 million, William Bacon Oliver Lock and Dam, Black Warrior River, Alabama . burden on the rldcrly. along wllh low-and modNate-lncomc families. The Democratic governor sa id he understands lhe reaction of many Ohioans whose t·esent men l of hig her taxes may have been reflected in a rcc-ent Republican poll showing his joiJ approva l rating a t less than 25 percent. In res~nse toonequestion - as to whether he con, ldcru:l II"' poll results a backlash from the tax bOOst -Celeste sa id ," 1consider It a fron t lash. Dagmar (h is wlfe t a nd I are trying to ra IS<' stx children." The governor brushed aside ques tions about a possiblcsurp lu sof up to $40mtlllon at Ihe cum'nl fisca l year on June 30, after a n earlier ball-out bUI w!J)e\i oul the $5:!l million deflc ll . He sai d too much Is made of year-end balances when wha tever money Is left over musl be applied lo d!'bls already lncurn'<l for the follow ing fiscal year Other sub) l'<'tS on whic h lhe gov£•rnor was questlonfrd by thrC't' rropor1 cr s with hlm In add it ion to 1h(• telephone queries: - Public e mployee m ile<: Iive ha r· · gaining : he ravors In concept a Se na t ~- pasS<'<I bUI allowing publ lf· worker·s a limited rlghl to st rike, excepl for police a nd ot her safe ly forces. Binding arbltrutlon whi ch would a pply to sa fety !01-ces' contrac l di, put<•s Is n<•goliabi P wllh htm . l.egtslatlvc hearings on al t<'l'na tlves to binding arbitration a re In progress and "maybe Ohio can comP up with an lnnovatlvf' solut ion." -Capital punl, hment : Celeste 5i.I id he prefers a mandatory IIIP sentence. hut a life sentence which "woulcl lx• just thnt. .. - Hazardous was h·s: ( 't•h--sl<' said Ohioans d('Sl'tV<' JJrot(>(•tion from thf~ clangf'I'S of hazar dous WitS!£' clls~sal sit es, and that protf'C llon "Is onr that I inh'JHI to pmvldc ." l iP sa id hr has as k<'<l thp Ohio F:n viromPnlal P roiC'('f ionn 1\!!C'ncy to monitor a nd l'('purt to him on HlP eon\ rovt•r-sy sunuuncllng 1hr p tuJ)().~ I cons! 1\J('f ion of a $~) million hazardous wa slf' disposal f:tdllt y in F:asl l.lwrpuol. Cc iC'S f(l was irl!f"rv!PWC'd by fh(' lt 'lcphonC' ca llf'rS, alo n ~ wit h Ct'()!):(' Zlm mPrrna n . l'uord inar or of a S(:XXIa l Nllllon of the <'<lucatlonal ne twork program, " Issues : Ohio,' ' a mi wit h Mary Anne Sharkey o f thP Cleveland Pla in Deater a net .)im ntpley. statrhouSP correspondcnl for Dayton Newspapers Inc. Latest economic sign shows recovery continuing ..au INFANfSEATS AVAILABLE - Infant which meet lhe requlremenl8 of lhe Ohio Depu1ineat of lflclnntira 8aleQ' Dtndon are available for a nomllllll charp al 11M Melp County Health Departme!L Debbie CuDdlff, iW X t.w t.. .ta.. Dill JfiGIIIIIII In Melp c-ty,llll)a ~ealll eM be wed 1111n lliiU-.11, hallolwlllcb Ito refunded when lhe ae11t11 ...., 18111 ed ..... _ . ~relllllable for children up lo • poiiiiCk 'Die dr:palli 1 I il IIIIID . . . . ..,. for tlliSlL•. ~ne children, 1710 43 pouadllli ..._.., ... • • • : lnlere8ted Ill 11eeurln1 eeula uW lo Me. Oil IIIIo !llftiiP an appomlmenl for a dentOIIIIralloa Pam ......,., ).,.,yema KauH, and ~e McKitme)o 11'1! ReM !l&aft mllillen wlllllhe a e<• ••ldu& INVIJAm. Shown aiiOve·durtac a~ I • - rr.n lhe left, BebeocA ~ BrkaPI•s , 11n. P...._......,, ... _ I ' , Mra. K.-t • IX IW-, ~ I s, llhl t PI liSe Mil "-ei Aol ... II+tc Ill Mn. " " ' t. , Pfier, """' IM a..- Micln i• Mn. .. aw wllo i1 ...._ QuMWI, .' n ., •· ·wASHINGTON (AP) - The government's main barometer of future economiC strength rose 1.7 percent last month, officials reported today. It was the 'seventh gain In a row and an apparent new sign the young economic recovery was slightly greater than the 1.4 Index component s showing a . percent In February, but well below worse performance in March than the 3.2 percent of Januarv. in Fcb[\iary l(tcludcd an Increase in Seven of the 11 available Indicainitial claims for unemployment tors rose in March, wltti the biggest benefits, a nd decreases In building contribution coming from an in- · permits, outstanding credit and crease 11] the prices·of sensitive raw orde rs for consume r goods and and semi·finished materials. materials. Although price Increases are not The ove rall index rose in March to good news in aU ways, theycanoften 149.8 percent of the 1967 base. The be a sign of rising demand ; and therefore an indicator of Improving economic conditions. Aiso pushing the index upward were increases tor the average The April State School toundaton workweek; formatioll of new busis ubsidy _payment of $100,365,497.71 nesses, contracts and orders for to 613 Ohio city, exempted vUiage new plants and equipment, stock and local school dlStrlcts and 87 prices and the money supply. In boards of education was reJiorted addition, deliveries were slower by State Auditor Thomas E. than in February, indicating a Ferguson. grea~ volume of business. Melp Ct>,mty's three local dis· wW last. The forecasting gauge, the ComIndex of Leading Economlc Indlca!Qrs, Is a compilation of forward·pointlng statistics covering manufacturing, merce Departmeilt's accompany ~lg Index of Coincident Indicators, designed to measure current conditions ra ther than forecast those ol the future. rose 0.7 percent to 134 percent of Its base durtng Marc h. The co incident Index had dropped 0.5 percent in February after r l• lng 1.3 percent In J anuary . State foundation funds arrive employment, prices and Other areas. Based on past exPerience, the Indicators forecast economic chariges that wU!' likely OI.'Ciir nlile monthll In the future. So It now appears tile recOven- will 1a.t at leest thrw&h the end of tile year. The March iiBin In the Indicators ,, tricts received a tota l of $4:!l.486.95 which Includes $95,515.32 for East· e m Local $2.'l2,42Jl.27 tor Meigs Local, and $100.54.1.:16 for Sou them Local. In addition. the Meigs County Board of Education received a direct allotment ·of $29,181.26. �The ,I Corn~entary Page 2- The Daily Sentinel ~ Middleport, Ohio Friday, April 29' 1983 . Holding on to the·-cut - The Daily Sentinel Ill ( 'ourl Strf'l'l l'omt•roy . Ohio OEVOTED TO THE 1!\'TEKEST 01' THE Mt: J(JS - M ,\SO~ .t \REA "lb Bm~ ~._--r-.~c::t.~ ~v ROBERT L. WI NGETT Puh lb; h1•r BOB HOEFLICH PAT WHITEHEAD 1\~lsl an l PuhlishPr / Cont roll f'r -. Gem•ral 1 Mana~~~:er DALE RtoTHGEB , .Jit. Sf"ts Edilnr ~·lak>d Pn!SIIi , Inland Puhll"ihf>~ r\.'iSOf:latlon. 1\ MEMBER of Th{' A~ rt can Nl'w!!ipaper Daily Pr..,.,. A."il'ooO.:I.Ion and thP l.E.TI'ERS OF OPINION 11ft' welcomed. llM•y llhouJd he Al.ll@tteno~ lln' !tluh)t>d number. No UMI~ sing ~. I~ than 300 words lonl(. to ~JtlnA" and mll!iit .hP !'llilfiN'd with name, ~and tf>lephone teUeno \ril.l he puhiL'ihed . Utter.. should he ln a:ood ta...ce, addres- not per~naltt l ~ . WASHINGTON - President bll\1get resolutions virtually deReagan, a prudent !ellow, rarely mand repeal of the tax cuts In has threatened to use his power of prospect, but sq tar It Is only talk. veto, but In the pastcoupleofweeks We .can always bope that Congress be has done just that: He has will come collectively to Its senses. promised to veto 11 the effective The hope may be feeble, but we repeal of .withholding on Interest . ought to keep It alive. a nd dividends, 21 the prospective Looking first at the Senate's 91-5 cancellation of next July's cut Iii vote lor a "compromise" on our income taxes, and 31 repeal of withholdblg: Tile measure that the Indexation scbeduled for 1985 won such oveiWhelmlng support last week was a compromise In and beyond. If these opportunities arise, he name only. Under the tax reform should not hesitate. Bam·bam· act adopted last year, banks and bam, let him send a volley of vetoes other Institutions were to begin withholding 10 percent of Interest to the HUI. The opportunities may not arise. and dividends as of July 1. This would not have been a new tax, as it Is by no means certain that the House will agree to the Senate's the banks sought deceptively to capitulation on the withholding bDl. describe It; it would have been a There Is muc h talk that the pending new way,. but not a novel day, of James collecting an old tax. II the Senate's bill prevails, this sensible procedure will be postponed for at least lour years, ·which Is tj say, the Indefinite !uture.. . The Senate's lamentable sur· render to the bankers' lobby may not provide the final word. Under the Constitution, all bllls tor raising revenue must originate In the House, and the House traditionally is jealous of its prerogatives in this regard. Speaker Thomas E. O'Neill supports the withholding plan, and the speaker Is not easily pushed around. II the House does concur, Mr. Reagan will have to veto the bill even If he Is Instantly ovelTidden. On the matter of lneom! taxes: It would be hard to Imagine a greater &trA@I99"J~v«n~tN·~ HUI.tl'€ 11(1. An issue likely to spill over into the election President Reagan may be plant lng the seed of a major Issue In the 1984 campaign as he crusades for U.S. military aid to shie ld El Salvador and a ll Central America from communists. It Is not a new topic, but he raised It to new heights with his address to the nation and a joint session of Congress. He has said repeatedly he means to keep lighting In Congress for the aid tha t was slashed to $:Xl million, little more than a third of wha t he wanted. That wUl take Intensive lobbying a nd a publlc campaign likely to spill over Into the eleetlon year a!J!lad. So far, the dominant political Issue of the Reagan years was the troubled .,COnomy, which now :appears to be headed out of.t)1e long recession. The . Democrats won't relinquish that as an lss\Je, nor Is Reagan as he points to Inflation curbed and recovery taking shape. Now U.S. policy a nd mllltary aid to Centra l i\merican allles could become a second front In the debate. It will be a particularly divisive one for the parallel Reagan says ls Invalid: the comparison with U.S. aid In the early phases of the war in Vietnam. . The imniedlate ))em ocratic responSe was cen!£red on tpe comparison wlth ·Vietnam. Sen: Chrlstopher Dodd of Connecticut. 1V spokesman for the Democrats, said "the painful truth Is tha t mariy of our highest officials seem to know as little about Central America In 1983 as we knew about Indochina In 1963." Dodd sa id tha t Increas ing military assistance .and training is a prescription for defeat . That debate Is certain to continue, It has had a n impact on public opinion; a Louis Harrl~ poll In USA Today reports that 61 percent of the American people believe "sending military supplies a nd advisers to E l Salvador could create a situa tion simil ar to Vietnam." For all the differences Reagan cited, there are reminders of w ha t happened ~ years ago, when a Democratic president was saying tha t i\merican troops would not be sent to fight In VIetnam. " I say to you tonight there can be no question," Reagan said, " the ndt iona l security of a ll the i\merlcas Is a t stake In Central America. If we · cannot defend ou rselves there, we cannot expect to prevail elsewhere. Our credibility would collapse, our alliances would crumble, and the safety of our homeland would be put at jeopardy." With the exception of geography, those arguments were pari of the debate over VIe tnam . But another legacy of that. era supports Reagan'sargument that there Is no parallel. In the aftermath of VIetnam, Congress Imposed new a nd stringent restrictions on the authority of a ny president to send American fo~ Into areas In which they could face combat. Decisions that once could be made a t the Whit£ House now must be affirmed - and can be undone - a t the Capitol. Berry's World L' ' J. Kilpatrick · folly, so far . as tbe economy Is concerned, than tor Congress .to wipe out the two provisions lor tax relief that Congress promised In 1!1!1. 'The first of these Is for a further 10 percent reduction In the rates of personal incon)e tax, to beCome effective this July. The second Is for the permanent Indexing of the rate of taxation to tbe rate of Inflation, to become effective In 1985 and !hereafter. The two principal arguments lor repeal are 1) that · the revenue Is needed to reduce prospective defic· Its, and 2) that the tax cuts and the Indexing plan are of benefit prim:ar· Uy to the fllthy rich. Both conten· !Ions are specious. House DE'mocrats would gobble up the added revenues for social programs .dear to the liberal heart. Thedemonstra· ble fact Is that repeal would have Its hardest Impact upon lower-Income and middte:income families. A study by the Heritage Foundation finds that the scheduled 10 percent tax reduction would provide about $175 billion In tax rellef over the next fou r years. Of that sum, $125 billion would go to fa milies earning less than $50,(0) a year. Only nine percent of the benefit s would flow to those earning more than $100,(0) a year. The same prospect a pplies to Indexation. About 80 percent of the benefits would go to taxpayers with incomes under $50,000 a year. The filthy rich - tho&e with Incomes a bove $200,(0) a year. - would get only n percent of the relief. , Much broader considerations buttress the case against ~al. Our economy plainly Is emerging rapidly from the recession. Except for the rate of unemployment, virtually every economi.c -Index is .on .the rtse. Personal Incomes are · up , auto sales are up, hOusing'S tarts are up, the s tock market Is flirting with 1,200 on the Dow Jones. be a rmed with a nuc lear warhead. The SA-5. code-named "Gammon." has an Impressive range of 150 miles. Thi s means the Israelis, to protect their aircraft, would have to attac k missile 'sites within Syria itself- and these missile batteries are now manned by R ussian crews. A top-secre:t Pentagon repor t, exa mined by my associates Lucette Lagnado a nd Dale Van Atta, notes that nuc lear warheads are availa ble for most SA·5 batter· ies within the Soviet Union . And In s imulated la unches against hypothetical B-52 bombers, the SA-5 crews were able to destroy "sev· eral airc raft ·with a s ingle mlsslle, suggesting a nuclear warhead." The Russians have riot actually Installed nuclear warheads on the missiles they've deployed in Syria. Scoreboard ... 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Ba.mC'i slnjitlf'd. and SELL TRADE 3895 1974 CHM CAPRICE CLASSIC STATION WAGON CONVERTIBLE ....................... 1695 1972 lTD • an 8-6 IUt 10 SVAC foe Hannan TraCe. KeUy Whitlatch had a double. ·Spencer a s ingle and ',, · CI-IEAPIES ·5275 1*----------;o.,---------------·~H Tuppers · ICK DAY IS THURSDAY MAY 19th IN SUNDAY'S NEWSPAPER 1086 GRAND PRIX ................................ 51795 On W-ay evening Easwrn dropped BIG DEALS ON CHICKS 'N FEED CIRCULAR 1978 GRANADA ....... .......................... .. 53495 Eastern ....... ................ , t23 J)] o-14 8 8 FH .. ...... ............. .......... 03'1 100 1-12 t~ 8 Ballerle&: Ritchie 1WP J and Thoma . r.audel and.MIIIier. ORDER TODAY!! CINCINNATI (API - ,Iockey J .R. Henson booted Catlike to victory in the thf' $4.:!00 featured race Thursday a t Riv('r Downs. Winning time for the mil0·a nd -70 yards was 1:47 .2.' The winner ··paid $6. $.140, and $2.40. Locan returned $4 and $2.80 for coming in second, while Dig Down Deep paid $4.40 to show . The 7·5 da ily double rctumed $.151.20. The trifecta of 9-4·1 paid $778.50. 1979 CONCORD D.L. STATION WAGON Unescore: ~ o,, '"' I P I" '"' River Downs resuhs "l1 . II\ I BUY a 593-6677 ENTRY IS Mi\ Y :11. 198:1 a 13-12 triumph in girls' non-league """'"'' .<lnRtOd . softball action. [:;~~~H~H~~~-..;:-.~¥".i;.-¥".i;.-~;-:;;;;;+~:¥~;-:;;j Although Federal Hocking ••••••••••••••••••••••• • • • erupted in the second , Lori Ritchie went the distance to pick up the win, walking four a nd striking out two. Nicole Gaudet suffered the .. •• . • 5 loss with 10 walks a nd two strike Like new , fully equipped , low mileage, Fla. car. ou ts. Easte rn took the lead in the fourth after trailing 1().4 In the 4 Dr., fully equipped , excellent con diti on. fourth inning when it rallied for three runs and a n 11-10 lead. ~ In that frame Angle Spencer 4 Dr. , fully equ ipped , excellent condition. low mileage, Fla . car ·•· singled, Lea Ann Gaul reached on a n enw, Melissa Thom as dell· vered an RBI single, and Rhonda Riebel drove in two with a double. 2 Dr., HT, fully equipped , good condition. Melissa Thomas led the winners with twi> clutch singles, Rhonda 5 Riebel a double, and singles by Lea Ann Gaul, Angle Spencer, Krl~ti New top. fully equipped, excellent cond. Gaddis, Linda Thoma, and Lori Ritchie. For FH Mlcbelle Gaudet had three singles and a double, Mary McCabe two singles, Nicole. Gaudet a single and double, Lisa · "• • • • • • ·" "" • • • • .. · .. • • "'" "· • • • • • • • • • ·" . Miller a single and home run, usa 2 Or., good tran sportat!~ n ' Frasure double and single, and ·Debbie Walker a single. N. 2ND AV E. MIDDLEPORT. OH . 89 COLS . RD ., ATHENS min. 1978 BUICK CENTURY LS...................... 52995 0 GENERAL TIRE SALES ATHENS AUTOMOBILE CLUB OF SOUTHESTERN OHIO Royal Oak Park, contes tants only! Eaglettes split games . run second inning by the Federal Hocking Lancers, Eastern's Eaglettes came ~rom behind to claim PH. 992-7161 AT 5:30 P.M . 1 OURNAMENT DATE: Thu rsday .. Junr 2:1. 19&1 at Riverside GC. Ma son. WV tdlnncr st>rved at 6 p.m. Wednesday. ,June 22. at •• llfll(' ~~ - tw ll. Tuc k1 •r tl nd 1-'uwl1'1" On~· ( Blut• (f.Ol. 7lil> San F'rant'IS<.tl :l. Pln sbur¢11 Clllraoo O..troit at C;tllfornla. \:l(l Jl)ll li-lt\ 7 I lt\1 tH I "!- ! Il l I Balll'ri• ·:- s .•l.... ·r 1\\"\ '1 .111d \\ plft• {", 1111p Watl. llll:l MONDAY, MAY 2nd ) 1979 .I I 191'0 I 191\1 1 a ll four years 2 :J'r'; Sl\11ft1t'J'r\ DRIVER TRAINING SCHOOL M PLEASE FILL OUT TH E FOl.LOWING I participated in the tournament In ........ . the loss with rl'lil'f hl'I !J fr om "1\Irkcr . l.lm•sco1r : $ Address tstreet or box numbert .................. .. ........................ . (city, state, zip code 1 ... .•...•• ... ..... •••.••..• •...••• ••• . .. .....•• ... •. .. (telephone I ..... ........... ... ........ ... ................... . . ..... ... . •··· .. . I p_, 1'? 2 21,-.z pit ChN . while Camp!X'II sufft•ml and Fowler with thr('{' sing\(•s. Sisson two singl es. Wa lkrr a sing\r, .~'it\ .529 C.alt fornla 1.1. OPtrult .1 & ltlmorl' G. Oakland n &~to n 2, Sl>aUlf' I ~' 1.1~11:' &Ht-ttill Only Nam! (please print) ................. ............... .. ......... .. ............ ... 1. Milw:allkff' Toronto :1, T!'Xas 2 Majors Houston San ~·ram· lsnJ ... Pt.1 . (m "" 1., ' '' ' ' m &\ST Ul VI!iJON Tonj a S.:1IS<'I" was thf' winning Southern hitte rs were Michelle J ohnson wit h a double and sln!!il'. Becky Michael two singles. Jenn y Bentley two sin gles. Karm Hems· ley a "rrtpltl . a nd Lar('n Wolfe .a triple. · Leading Wahama werr Wcavf'r Dave Dlles-Appalachla Golf Tournament (APPLICATION MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A CHECK FOR $150, Mi\DE PAYABLE TO MEIGS-MASON CHAR!TlESi TuckPr a sin g!<• . ll <nTI.s a sing\('. Michael walked. Karr n Hf'mslry walked and Larl'n WolfP walked to account for the mns. 198:1 sa.n F'ram·is..•o at Sl . Wul~ Los Anl!l'lf>S a t Chicago TCM"Onto C!Nt>land SEOAL ONLV been raised for c harities In the Meigs-Mason area. lncl~dlng es· tabllsliment of a sschoiarshlp fund· a t Ohio University . Checks can be mallec to Paul Barnett . Bank One. Pomeroy: T<'CI Reed. Farmers' Bank in Pomeroy, or Tom Wolfe. Racine Hom<' . National Bank i11 Racine~ RACINF. - An importa nt fivr run ral lv In th r second ~ming lift ('(! the Souihern Tornad(){'ttes to· a 10.:1 vtctory over Wahama hen~ Thurs· day in non-league softball action. In that ft11ltful second fremr [)(obbil' Michael walked. Jenn;· Benlil'y laid down a bunt slngtr . Michelle J ohnson · dropped a bunt single, Ma ndy Hill wa lked. BPcky Reglstmtlon Fonn San Dll'Ru at Pttt!;bu ~h. 1n1 San F ran('] ~ at Sl. Lou l~. 1n• CindMall ut Monul'al, ~ W. L . ........ 10 o t.ogan.. .. ..... .. . .... .. ..... .. Los A n ~l l'"1' 0 liwston dNiekru 0.21 ar Phllndi'IJ!hl;t 1Carl1on :loll , 1n1 A Tlanta t Camp J.01 at Nt'l-l' York !Swan {i\U Gllmt'!l; ) J\ lhmm - 1 :.!1 at l'hiC"iJs:o · San Dk'jro 1 Hawkln.~ Jl. l 1 "' P i l!.~burJ,l:h rCandtlarla 2·H, t nl 1· 1 1. (J\ 1 Tomadoettes roll to 10-3 win GIRLS SOtTBi\U. C'hlra~o choices. I a m certa in you will find other students who are less demanding than we are when it comes to Investing their money and 'time. they m ay even have better academ ic high school records and higher S.A.T. scores than I have . I hope for your sake that a majority of the m . will find what they are looking for In a higher education, because thi s country needs every college graduate It can get. I appreciate that you would want me to be a part of your student body. ! know you had high hopes for . the iichool when you received my application, but your failure to recruit me does not mean the end of the world for your admissions olfice. The toughest job of being a high school graduate is to say n(}tO · a university who had its heart set on . stude nt' s going there. A.n~('S (W('\Ch ~~'!IG~ ......... ..... Waver ly ... But the fact that they could do so if pressed has not been overlooked by Israel and the United Stales. The prospects of touching off a confl agration with the Soviets In the Middle East has had a c hilling effect on the Israelis. Yet, once -Israel withdraws from Lebanon, the .only way It could counter a Syrfan move toregalncontrolofthe country would be a new Invasion on the 1982 scale. i\nd this would put Israel eyeball-to-eyeball with the Soviets Inside Syria. U.S. and Israeli Intelligence experts haven't yet agreed on exactly what the Soviet role In Syria wUl be. The Russians may simply be trying to recoup their lost credibility among doubtful Arab allies. Los tMoskau 1·11 Manager Russ Nixon said he plaJl/i to play BUardello. Trevino and Alan Knicely. but feels Bilar· della is hot . · "'This kid is going to get more thau anoppo1iunity, " NLxonsaid . "From what he 's shown, we·regoingtogive him every chance . "He 's far from being polished. but I tell you what. lte adds a little extra to us. He's got a little morP enthusiasm a nd hr"s definit ely a tlu·eat to drive in a run. "' ~Lxon said. "The Reds Irani offiet' ha' been pleasantly surprisl'CI . ''Our r(1X>r1 S wrrr that hP was rough as a catcher ... said ShPidon fl<.•nder , vice pt'l'Sidrnt of player personnel. "'Wr knew h<' had a good bat a nd a p ret ty good arm. but he surpdsC'd us this spring as a rf'C"Ci\"C' t" . }983 Dave l~>f"!i2·l"j o W. L ..... .... ..................... 4 0 J ackson (Pasttrl' 2·21 af Monu-ral San F'ranclsro t Hammakt>f" Louis i ~Potnt 2 .(1 ). rn l SEOAL ONLY ' • Ctncinnall CINCINNATI (AP ) - Dann BilardeUo, who couldn 't get past the Class AA level In the L;os Angeles Dodgers' organization. has won the starting catcher's job with the Cincinnati Reds - at least for the present. The Reds drafted Bllardello after the Dodgers didn't protect the 23-year-old rookie on their <lO-man roster. He will be behind theplatl'a' the Reds open a fou r-game series tonight In Montreal with the Expos . BllardeUo replaced Alex Trevino after Trevino's batting average dropped to .150. "I don't know if Alex Is st ill No.I or not," said Bilardello, who Is hitting .269 with a home run a nd four 111ns batted ln. He has started five of thP last six games . Registration has begun for the Dlles·Appalachl~ Golf Tournament slated Thursday, Ju ne 23, at the Riverside Golf Course in Mason. The affair will be opened the previous night with a dinner beginning a t 6 p.m . at Royal Oak Park. ' In the past four years, s:xJ.OOJ has Frtda,y'" GamM 8!\SEJIALL ! AUG..,_ ! Dealing with reJ~·e_c_t_io_n __-----ti- - - A - r _ tB_u_ch_wa_ld This month is the moment of wi th warm bodies, and fill the truth for a lot of students. They are freshman class. In order to hold on being Informed by the colleges a nd to your position lthe college job.univers iti es they a ppl ied to market being what it lsi. you ca not whether they have been accepted level with stude nt prospect s as to or rejected . For high school what the catalog says about the institution, and w hat the facts students it Is a particularly trau· matte experience, because, for really are. But In selecting a school. I have to ma ny teenagers, it 's the first time that a nyone has turned them down put my own self·interest before for anything. your ,Interest, which Is find[ng outsta nding a pplica nt s to raise the How do you deal with rejection standa rds of your university . when you get a letter that says you In my origina l letter-· to you I ca n't come to a school you had your expressed a desire, aft er complet· · bear! set on? ing my undergradua te work. to One of the ways Is to write to the a tte nd your law school. I did this admissions director pretending you under the Impression that you had did not receive his or her letter . . It could go something like this: one of the top ones in the country. But in talking to m y uncle, who is a Dear Sir: it Is with deep regret tha t I ask lawyer, I discovered th&t you were living on a reputation from the past, you to withdraw my application to a nd there are now many law your school. After careful consider· .' atlon a nd Investigation I have discovered that youf. · Institution does not provide the education experience l am looking for. I have discovered that your exorbitant tuition fees have no correlation with the quality of your Today is Friday, April 29, the 119th day of 1983. There are246days left In faculty, or the living facilltles that the year. you ·are providing fo r your Today.'s highlight In history: stude nts. On Aprll 29, 1945, American soldiers In Germ:any liberated 32,(0) Nazi I was shocked to discover, In a victims at a concentration camp In Dachau during World War II. recent visit to your campus, how On this dal!~: · many of your bulldlngs are run· In 1429, Joan of Arc ent.red Orleans, France, and won a victory over tbe down and covered with ivy. Your English. athletic facilities are second rate In 1639, the colonial settle ment of Newport, R.I., was fowlded. a nd your student activity programs In 1B62, New Orleans fell to Union forces during the pvil War. much to be desired. I also leave In 1946, former Japanese leaders were Indicted In Tokyo as World War II can't see spending what should be criminals. happiest years of my life at the four Ten years ago: Israel deelded to expand the clvll rights of Its 336,<ro that does not have a school Arab citizens to reward them for their loyalty. · adequate parking spa~ for those of Five years ago: l'he Soviet Union pardoJ\ed the pUot and navigator of a · us whose parents are making such .South Korean airliner that was shot down when It entered Soviet air space . a great · !lnanc!al sacrUlce to see . nine days earlie r. that we get the best education th~t One year ~go : President Ronald Rel!gan ·made a nationwide .televised money can buy. address urging support of his fe(leral spending cuts to reduce the nation's In withdrawing my application budget deflcll . !rom your school l am not Toda:Y's birthdays: Poet Rod McKuen is 50. Pro foolbaU coach George pei'IOII8lly blaming you for not AUen Is 61. maintaining a nrst-class university Thought lor today: "Money is· a stupid measure of achievement, but plant. ·un!ortunately It Is the oozy universal measure we have." - C.P. Your job Is to provide the school Steinmetz, i\merlcan .scientist (1.861).1923) . I Wahama ....................... 023 3Xl 2-12 4 1 By SCOTl' D. WOLFE Wahama rolled to a 12-3 non· Soo~~ ' ;t,p· ; :·p;;rt~~ -:.Cu~l~!7 5t~ league win over Southern here and Riffle. Gilland 1WP1 . Wolfe 7th. and ?..u.span. . Thursday night. Southern pitchers against suffered as the Tornadoes Ivan Walker trotted home with booted the (baseball ) 10 times the winning run on ·a wild pitch to handing the Falcons 10 unearned give Federal Hocking a &-5 victory runs as their bats produced only over Eastern. The win spoiled tour hits. · senior Roger Bissell 's pitching Southern had seven hits and debut . mashed the ball hard but many Bissell went seven Innings, but were right at .t he fielders as the tired In that frameasFH plated two Tornadoes' slump continued, their runs to tie the score. Jerry Larkins record falling to 8-3 , same as the suffered the loss for Eastern . Falcons now are. . Freshman, R itchie Hayes, in Winning pitc her Gilland had relief of Eric Tabler and Pat great support from his teammates Singer, claimed the win. who committed only one error. He Federal Hocking hitters were struck out six and walked four for Tabler a single, Randy Russell a the win. Wolfe pitched the seventh double, a nd Singer a double. strlklng out one while giving up a Eastern hitter s were Larry home run to Zane Beegle. Beegle Cowdery with a single, Jay Carpen· batt~ left handed for tbe !lrst time ter a single, Deron Jewett a double, ever and blasted a long home run Steve Whit a double and single, and over the right field fence. Roger Bissell a triple. John Porter 's three singles paced Eastern is scheduled to play Southern while Tony Rlffie doubled Southern tonight. ~and Wade Connolly and Rob Ea"stPrn ..... ...... .............. 212 IXlJ oo-s 6 4 FH ........ ............. ........ .. .. lll 00J 21--<; 3 4 Cunningham singled. Lyons led the Ba tteries : Blssell, Larkins 8th and Falcons' attack with two doubles Cowdery. Singer, Tabler 2nd, Hayes 4th and while Bradley and Laudermllt Welch. singled. Kremlin Wea.._p_O_D_t_e_S_t_S______Ja_ck_A_n_d_er_so~n States ca n tolerat e this. WASHI NGTON - On Feb. 25, I quoted Intelligence reports warn· · This cou ld lead to a SovietAmerican confrontation growing lng that the Soviets were trying to out of the lsraeii-Syrlan ex plosion precipitate a military clash bethe Kremlin is so assiduously tween Syria a nd Israel. Reason: trying to ll'fllte . The Kremlin high command des· The basis tor this fea r is that the perately needs to know whether ·Russians, E!~rrassed a I the their updated SA·5 anti·alrcralt fa ilure of their less-sophisticated mlsslles are any better than the surface-to-air missiles against the SA·I'6, SA.Ss and SA·9s the Israelis Israelis, ca n't a fford to have the destroyed with such ·ease during sam e thing ha ppen to the SA·5s a nd the Lebanon Invasion last year. SA·10s they have sent to Syria - the Wh at w as a nti cipated two fi rst time these weapons have been months ago Is now becoming deployed outside the Soviet Union. disturbingly Imminent as the SoIntelligence experts are uncerviet presence In Syria Increases almoot dally. E ncouraged by their tain about just how far the Soviets Soviet suppliers, the Syrians will would go to prevent a humiliating re-run of last year's disma l perfortry to rem a in In Lebanon after ma nce by their missiles In Le· Israeli troops a nd Interna tional banon. But the SA-5's potential for peace-keeping forces agree to pull disaster Is truly frightening : It ca n out. Neither Israel nor the United Bilardello must los'e Reds' catching position. Eastern, Southern suffer non league losses Thursday ins Auto Sales 60246 Pine Tree Road P.O. Box 134 . 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The workshop, designed to help stimulate economic grow!h, Is co-sponsored by Ohio University, the Small Business Administration ISBA ), the Athens Area Chamber IJ of Commerce and the Athens Small Business Center, Inc. A$12 registration fee Includes all Instruction materials, a continental breakfast and other refreshments. Persons interested should ~eg!ster as early · as possible since the workshop stze Is limited. Topical areas vital to every small . business person will be covered by local professionals who are volunleering their time to this public service program. Ample time will be allowed for questions. The morning program will begin ATHENS- Nrw or prospective small business owners w111 have an opportunity to acquaint themselves with essential business basics in the workshop, " Keys to Business Suecess ," on Wednesday from 8: :.J Racine church ·to show series "' ••:J ••' ~ ~ •• .. '' •.. •~ '" • • " • BAILEY BDI.TIIDAY - Maude Bailey, a resident of l'omeroy Health Care Center resident, was honored on her tOOth birthday recently with a corsage from Pomeroy F1oWL'f" Shop. •• •' 1 ~ Organizations meet • : Hospital Auxiliary . ·::tnice Lawson, assistant treasurer, ;, 1 Jane Teaford, reporter. potluck dinner began a t noon. Devotions were given from the Revelation A film series, ··Focus on the Family," will be shown next week each evening at the Racine First Baptist Chu rch. The first film will be at 7: 30 p.m . Sunday a nd is entitled, "The Strong-Willed Child," the remainder of t.he film s will be.shown at 7 each evening through Sunday night. They include: Monday. "Shaping the Will Without Breaking the Spirit"; Tuesday , "Christian Fathering"; Wednesday, ''Preparing for Adolescence" and "The Ortglns of Self.Doubt"; Thursday, "Preparing for Adolescence: Peer Pressure and Sexuality" ; Friday, ·'What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women:· and "The . Lonely Housewife.' ' and Sunday, '' What Wives Wish Their Husbands Knew About Women : Money, Sex and Children ." Dr. James C. Dobson, assoc iate with management pecialls t Brenda Young from thes Columbus District of the Small Business Administration covering personal ~ ~ Homemakers Club , "Snips, Scraps, Bits and Pieces" .:; was the program topic presented by :~ IPale M. Stoll , MeigS County ··. Extension Agent at a recent •: meeting of the Syracuse Third '; Wednesday Homemakers Club. ~ Mrs. Stoll gave Ideas for using ;· leftover Iabrie and showed a variety • of her creations, such as pol holders, ; fabric covered picture frames, . ~ casserole carriers, and gift Items. [ Officers elected for the 1983-84 · year were Elma Louks, president; l Ada Titus, first vice president; : Margaret Bailey, second vice ~ president; Elva Dalley secretary; ;' Pauline Morarlty, assistant secreGoldle Radcliff, treasurer; 1 Professor ol Marketing from Ohio University W\11 begin th!? afternoon program with tips regarding market analysis. Business records will be discussed by Susan S!sak, Ohio University accountlnglnstruC· tor. Small business consultant David Gierhart wiH address the area of computers In his discussion of mociern technology. Taxes and regulations Involved in starting a business will be explained by accountant and tax consultant Mary Ann Matz-McCiure. Earl Mathews of the Athens Chamber of cOmmerce will speak on business Insurance. Also s!Xlaklng at the workshop will be Robert Gellatly, Director of the Athens Small Business Center and Dr. Dwight Pugh, Director of the Ohio University Center for . and Or. Pugh wiU de"'U services available to new I or aspiring enirepreneurs through· tllelr organlzatlmis. ' Mary Lou Harris, Program Coo!'(llnator from the Ohio Unlversi ty Office of Continuing EducatiOn. COn!eren"Ces and Workshops, wll) be the facilitator at this "Keys to Business Success" workshop. Dr. Lucian Spataro, Professor of"Management, 0 .U. College of Business, will set the ton for this workshop In his opening remarks. MIW~PAPIII 1978 GRAND PRIX ............................ SJ895 NEW SPRING HOURS 1979 MERCURY COUGAR .................... s3495 ~THE .By Playing NEWSPAPER SWISHER-LOHSE PHARMACY 1978 FORD FAIRMONT ....................... $2295 1977 BUICK CENTURY 4 Dr .. auto . PB, PS •••••• 0 0. 0 • • • • • • 0 •••••• CENTER 113 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 4 Sp. HARD & SOFT CONTACT LENSES Insurance and Medical Car ds Accepted 1975 CHM NOVA ............................ $1095 4 Dr. 6 cyl., au to. 1975 I I I 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I I I I I I 0 I I I I I I I I I I I I 0 I 1 I 1 SUGAR RUN MILLS PH. 992-2920 VISION EXAMINATIONS Ave. CARPET • ~cpl)' l!t~ pattern ·• OenH dur.bte n)t•11\ • f.JidUng (O ior • Rk lust• tutun: • Luau beyond c~ • Aowtr fftltl colon .aJn\ P~OSH ~ 2 \ ~Jii. t· . ~ 1¥ 7.'\:i Th i rd "' ": .t 1\\' f'nUf', J, ~ 11 . 1- • ; " as you w•h eac h day ol the wee~ THEMORECARDS YOU PLIY. THE BETIER YOUR CHANCES ARE TO 1\W HOW TO PLAY: Check theadsmfA(}j DAY'S'""" ol THEDAILY SENTINEL Ti"e ads of the merchants liSted woll corrtam one or more "Newspaper Bmgo" numter 1n the "B1ngo Bug" symbd lshown below). Occasmally. numbers on the "Bongo Bug"" may be foond elsewhere m the paper Check the cla ss~Jed ad sedJOfl 101' adrtolional numbe ~. IFYOUCAN MATCH IJUST CIRI:LEOR 'X' THE MATCHINGNUMBERS) . All24 NUMBERS ON ONE OF YOUR BINGO CARDS Wtllt THE TOTAL OF NUMBERS PUBLISHED IN All THE ISSUES OF THE DAILY SENTINEL EACH YOU - YOU HAVE A '" Btf«l0'"1 AND YOU ARE A WINNER. Commercial WITH WHITE RUBBER BACK FLOWER FRESH COLORS Carpet 95 $6 $595 Sq. wee~ the $50 00 wee~y pnze "'" be added to the l~lowonR week 's pme lund. CHECK EACH ISSUE OF THE PAPER: A11ew !lime woll start each S unda~ and be completed the lollowmg Saturday Be sure to check each day"s ISSUe ~ IHE DAILY SENTINEL. I II Court St . Pomeroy, OH 45769. because"'"" of the numbers may appear m each day's rssue. All numbers needed to complete each we ek's game w~t have appeared by each Fuda~ ·s rssue Anew set ot bmgo numbers Will be oublrshed lm eacll week's game A ne'\\1 colO!' of blnRO cards wrll be avatlable each week al the sponsonng merchaf'lts' slores. To be eligtbleto wm , you must pa yBtngocards of the cor rect color for \hat week's game The color of I he cards tor each week's game w~l be announced each wee~ on thrs page NO OBLIGATION OR PURCHASE NECESSARY: There • no oblill!bon or pUrchase rMleeSiary ACllf>V of the paper • tor pla~ng the game at 1110 office~ thiS newspaper - also at the pu~ic lo !Jary - also a Bongo card ard or co~es of The Daoly Selllonel con~••nR the ~nllll numbers may be ,obtarned by mailing your request to this newspaper (please J)lnl ~our name and address clea r~). You may play as many cords as you wiSh they are ~ee. Get addnoooal cards - one ata time - each day ol the week -:- from the merchants lo~erl ladufts oot~ '"liable Sq. Yd ' • 'kMtnt ._.... cvt·n.._, f*tt:m . ,....._t,.,.,. • Vortety G l - udtfne - · • loll Jot ...... of wwk• 1195 129~_,d. On£'1 Wt•f'k .............................. Sl.IJI) One Month ................................ $4 .40 Onl' YPar ......................... 1'\:l. M SINGI.E ( :QIJ\' t•JUCES Dally ................................. :.!0 CP nts , sq . yd . Subscrllw rs nnt riPs I r l n ~ 10 p<t y tht• ca r· r· ler: ma y n•mll In ndvan c • ~ dlr·cct 10 _ ThP Da ll y Sentinel on a. 6 ot 12 mohth ba~>l,. . Cr·cdl t will Jxo ~l vi! n catT ier· l'Och 01 FFERENT COLORED CARDS EACif WHK: The color ol ti"e cards change each week. To be a wm ner. you mu51 play BrnRQ cards ollhe correct coklr lor !hal week. Mut'ated or a~ered cards w111 n~ be hoooled All 24 NUMBERS ON A CARD MUST BE MATCHED TO WIN. INGELS KUTRITE lJ w('(~ k s ................................. Sl4.04 26 \\'('eks ......... ................... .. ... $27.30 52 \\1f'C ks ........ .... .......... ,; ......... S5 .48 Ouhddtl Ohio . 175 NORTH 2ND , MIDDLEPORT l:J Wee ks ............ ... ... ...... .. ....... $15.:U . f ' CHANCE D£1ERIIINES NUMBERS: Bn&<> numbers !01 each wek's game are drown ;trictly at raroom ~ the ofhcc of thrs newspaper. Some du"ICabOn of Bingo nomll!rs may apjl!ar 1n lhe merchants ads- or ~sewhere on the poPf!l. TillS du~icatw OOes rot affecl the game or the total numbers drawn. AI numbers tor each week 's game wrll -appear .someplace m the ll!per Empjo~ees of tt1r s ne~~~ and membefs of their lam1lies are ool ehglble to Win any of the IJ'Iles. Newspaper 81niJ) rs aprogram copynghted and reg~stered by Markelrng Research Assocra~ Mtnneapo•s. Minnesota . Pomeroy, OH. K&C JEWELERS 212 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. LANDMARK OF POMEROY 540 E. Main St. Pomeroy, OH. . Ir-------------------~ BRING OR MAIL THIS COUPON .I . TO: THE DAILY SENTINEL/ORCULATION. DEPT. . I 111 C:.Urt St. Pomeroy,. ()H. 45769 Please begin my subscription to The Daily Sentinel immediately. Nanw .............. ............. ................ ............... ..... ... , .......... .. ..... ... . .. Address ............ .........,.......................................... ... ;, .................. . Oty ............... ...................... ... ........... ....... ,..... ....... .................... . ' Zip Code .................. ........ .............. ,............................ ... ........... .. SAVE BIG - THE MILL OUTLET ST~RE 26 Week • ........................ ......... 129.64 .~f. We£>ks ...... ......... ............ , ... $56.21 in Bingo Bucks To 'be a potential winner you must read The Daily Sentinel every day. Bingo Bugs with numbers will appear in the sponsor's ads every day and ·a new game starts each Monday. ·· · ADOLPH'S DA:l RY VA·LLEY 570 W. Main St. Per Week If You're Not A Daily Sentinel Subscriber, Clip This Coupon And Subscribe NOW! month . " · IF YOU ARE A WINNER: It you have a wonnonR Bongo card. oo whrch all 2.tl numbers have been matched wrth the total of the numbers pubftshed dunng the week 111 The Darly Sentinel. prrnt your name . address. phone number on the back of your card' and marl b' (I he envelope conlatmng your card must be rece~v ed by 5:00 om. Tuesday (j th e bllo"M ng weeki or brrng your card to ttl! ott ore of The Da1~ Senbnel by 500 p.m tuesday of th e lollowollfl week - - - - - - - R U L E S OF THE G A M E - - - - - - - - so oz. CARPET SUUSflU I..,I'ION RI\'I'ES MAI L SUBSCH I PTIONS lnHid•• Ohio AT LEAST $50.00 WEEKLY'' Wtnners wtll sllate a weeki ~ pme of $50.00 tn "Bi ngo Bucks" - they spend the s.ame as cash w~ h an y of the s ~nsonng men:hilfltShsted ll t ~re r son t y ooe Win ner. he wtns all d llle $50 00 If !here rs more than one .,.mner all wrnners share the SS0 00 equally II there are no w~nners anv ~n. 1\y furrlt•r or Mnlur Ruuh• u "ON THE T'' In Middleport, OH. listed Rules ol the game allow themerchants to g~ve )'(IU only CJle coud 101 each store viSit. You may, however. make as many VISits NC'w 't'o rk , NC'w ..Ohio 4~1769 . GINZA No. 2, May 1-7 PICK UP FREE BINGO CARDS: Eo:h wee~ laduns only please}. piCk up your Free bmgo Dlrds !10m the s~nsonng merchants 11!! KITCHEN CARPET POSTMA ~T EH : Si' nd adtln•ss 1o T hP Dal ly SC'nll nf' t, 11 \l'ourt St ., Po m r roy, , ~ ·~-- 4~yd. York m.m. , .;, For Game • A dec:Otldiijlr..... ..._: MPmb••r : 'l'ltl' i\ ssi tt·lalt•d Pn •ss , In· la itd Dal lY P rf'ss 1\ssodoll o n and 111(' Amf' r lcu n' Nt'w spupt.•r Publi shf'rs As· socl a11on , N :ulon a I Ad vt>rllslng rtep n•. SC' nl jttlvf' , ll t•a nh am Ni•wspUI)(' I' Sa If's, f" RED. - - - - - - - T H I S IS HOW IT WORKS------- •u....,"""-- Sc-ro nd cla ss J>Ostagr pa id at Po· me> roy, Oh\•1. ,.~ Pomeroy, OH. 2nd St. • of Multhncdlu, lnt'. ,: This Week's Card Is SCROLL Pomeroy, OH. POWELL'S SUPER VALU OH. A Winning Card Will Look Like This... 1l iSPS 141HitiCI) 698 E. Main St. pti. 992-2115 s595 The Daily Sentinel - *There's A New Game On A New Color Card Each Week Richard H. Billman II, 0.0. 1971 FORD LTD STATION WAGON .......... s595 1975 V.W. DASHER STATION WAGON .... s1295 BURGER . CHEF .*It's FUN *It's FREE - BEND .A~EA OPTOMETRIC . s1695 Pomeroy, OH. 112 E. Main St. Auto., P.B.. P.S.. air. red & while. -4 Dr,. auto.: P.B,, P.S. Pomeroy, OH. 352 E. Main St., GRAVELY SVSTEIVI 1977 MERCURY COUGAR .................... s2495 . Middleport, OH: FRANC·IS FLORIST Mon.-Fri. 9:00 to 5:00 Saturday 9:00 to 1:00 Provo, i5, daughter of Mr. tUld ~ Mrs. Robert Murphy, Racine, wus first runnerup In Uw Ohio SlaW Ml'<S Majorette Reglnner Pageant held re<:ently at Stow, Ohio. She won third place In •• modeling In a gown, ftfth place In laney stnli routine and first place In solo twirling routine. :: She Is a student at Easlem High School and a student of Judy Rlggs. Provo Is junior corps leader of Riggs RungcreUes. Publishi•cl ••vf'rv uftf't'noon. Mond:n · thrnu~h Fr lda r ..lll ('nur l Str('(• t, by thl · Ohlo VaiiP.v P uhll s h l n ~ Ctt rnp imy . M ul· llnw dla . In<'., r onwro.v. Ohlo4 fJ71iH, ~~'2 · N. 2n Ave. 204 Condor 51. Pomeroy, OH. Phone 992-2975 ~ •• In Bingo Bucks : ·~· YOUR MAKE ONE STOP SERVICE • Def\lr:l Mil •nd tram<. l)lvi~lon ......... . MARK V. ·GROCERY ~~B~u;sl;nes;;s;;;;;;;;·;M;;r·;;;;;;;;~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;~ • fOM'II ·Nbbef ~ • Den , ldtcNn. MJ PlOITI i\ ~'\'(~ .. -: rr.v•• • ~ 0 BINGo · CARDS From Th~se Merchants!! , Per Week lllo...!.• ' B FREE s GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE CARPET ' ' YOUCAN .WIN r.:==========:;-! -PRINT .. Get Your p factors Involved In business suecess . Financial planning will be discussed by a loan officer from the Hocking Valley Bank. Roger Wat· son, Loan Officer from Bank One, will cover sources ol capital and Attorney John Keifer will speak on the !ega) organization of a business. Dr. Timothy Hartman, Associate Major Glenna Rummell IRet,), of ped;:;;jl.iai~'-ri,;~ c~ ~s;,, clinical professor University of Southern '--• Salvation Army, who traveled to School of Medicine, prepared the ~ · India last fall to visit the land she film s. . !. served as a missionary, was guest : speaker at a meeting of the . - -- - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - l • Auxiliary of Veterans Memorial : Hospital Tuesday night. ~ Major Rummell gave highlights • of her trip and displayed some • mementOes of the occasion. 2 Dr., f1T, P.B., P.S. : Refreslv:rumts were served by : Betty Chrlstopherson , lrcneCbrtsty • and Natalie Hayes following the 4 Dr.. good cond .. P.B.. P.B., air . : meetlnli. • The Daily Sentinei- Pt!get-5 . April 29' t 983 Ohio .· ,.,.,.Numb. ...................... ~ ........ ~ .........................,................ .. \ \ ' �Long Bottom Wolf Pen Mr a nd Mrs Tom Summer· ftc ld .. Ca ndt , Wlnde and Crystal of Mr dma arP SJlf>nd mg a few days wllh Mr a nd Mrs Robert Russell a nd Bertha Russell Mr and Mrs. Lestet Frank a nd Sat ah Beth were Wednesday vis ilors of Mt and Mrs Euge ne Hantng, Rona ld and Mrs Gladys Tuckprman Mrs. Ethel Clark of Pagetown Is vlslllng Mr and Mrs Robert RusSPII Yard sale sponsored by Church of God SYRACUSE - There will be a yard sale sponsored by the Syracuse Flrt Church of God, Apple and Second Streets, Wednesday. In tbe event of rain, the sale wUJ be cancelled. M rs Howard Thoma spent sev- · eral da ys wtl h their daughte r and son-m-law , Mr and rv'os Richard Wynn-and ion Wes of Orlando, Fla Communit y The public VIled 10 attend. RUTLAND - Dancf' wi ll he 8 to II p m F'nda y al Rutland RACINE - Raclnf' PTO will Saturday Ractne Juntor High Sc hool wllh Da n Smtih as refre shment s w11l • he sold MONDAY POJERO;- _:_- Stur Cranw 778, locat ed on Count y Road 1 wtll hold an OPf'n house bel{ln nlng al h p m Saturda y wilh a RA CINE - Racine Chapter 134, OES, ann ual inspection, 7· :ll p m will be Monday a l the Masonic Temple. All Easlern Star m e mlx'rs mvited Racine potluck supper ThC' event 1s a fj;jm JJy oriC'nted c vcmng and the public JS TOGETIIER - C?wglrls, lrotn left, Janelle Ely, Usa CoiUDS and Julie Elberfeld get together lor a scene in "The Saga of Sagebrush Sal" to he presented as a dinner theatre venture bt Eastern High School's oodltorlum Salunlay night. Dinner will he at 6:00p.m., by rese.vatton only. The play, with tlckets available at the door, wm begin at 7:00p.m. Direction 18 by CarolYn Tripp. The play marks the first venture of a group Into a dinner t~atre presenlatlon In Meigs County. mC'mhers to take sandwict)es or invited sa lads SATURDAY MIDDLEPORT Middle ]JUri Garden Clu b wilt be Monda y . 7 .10 p m a l the Mlclrllrport F11·st Unlled Prcs by- HARRISONVILLE - Ha11 ison ville Youth Lr<~gues wtll hold pl<:tC1 ic(' S<:'S..'iJun s Saturday 1.1 1 l tf'nan Church p m i\ 11 cod c hp and lnll'resrl'd parents nrl' asf.Cd 'to a !le nd POM E ROY - Mdgs Chapfer, Orde r of DeMolay, wilt be 7. 30 p m . Monday allhe Mtddlepor I Masonic Temple. There will be prac tice for lnspecllon POM E ROY - A film, "Sup!'r t Chrls llan " will lx• s hown Satu t day a l 7 ·up m .11 Ml Hermon Untied Btelht e n Chut ch, Texas 1 Seek contributions Fellowship meet Contributions are being sought for a 1 ummage and a bakr sale 10 tx• hl•ld Tuesday a nd Wednesday al the former I GA . pa t'kmg lol In Mlddleporl. 9 a m. to 4 p m each day, by Mary Sht•ine 37, White 'ille Full Gospel Business Men's ~' e llows hlp International will m('('t Monday al Duff's Restauranl In Gallipolis l3ob Rodgers, Louisville, Ky , who holds SPmlnars and eva ngell s llc crusadeS across the country and"' ho ha s mmiste1 ed In South Korea , Mexico, Israe l. Jamaica a nd Eur OPf' will be speaker Rodgl'rs Is a gradualc of Oral RoiX'rl s Unlve rs lly and Asbury Theologica l Seminary He has paslored m Lexlnglon, worked with lhe 700 Club as Dean of Evangel Bible lnstlt ulc and Is presently (•stabhshing a Christian tPievisJUn sla lln in Loulsvllil' . Dinner will be al H .!0 p m and Ihe mccllng a1 7 Jo p m The g1oup's business mecllng witt be he ld a t 7 .!0 p m on May 16 at Foreman and Abbot! t n Mlddlepor t. Shr'tne of .IC'ru sale m Anyonf' wlshmg to dona tC', call 992 -74~o 01 '\04-77:1-C,%2 for pt ckup, or deiiVl't llems on Tue sday or Wedncsdav at lhe parking lot Slate singers The Untl y Stngr>t s of Coolv tl le will IX' .tl the Va nde rhoof l3aplts l , Chu rch .tl 7 p m Wednesday to p1 cscnt lhC' mcssagr 1n song .md mus ic Th.- public is mvtled . Bake sale ThP H<~dnl' girl.- softba ll lc•ague wtll hold a bake sall•Sal ur da vft om !-.1 am !Onoon at t hr Rucmr Homr , Nationa l Bank Pomeroy 99'2 3325 "For A Real Auctton ,_.,_,I~ all ' Rt. 1, Rt'edS\111\e, Oh. 98S· l944 ~j P. J. The United States Achievement Academy has imnouneed Ihat Dee DaUey, Long Boltom , has been named a 1983 United States Na llona l Award winne r In Siude nt Counc U Dailey, a JUntor at Eastern High School, was nommated for lhts nallonal award by Scott Wolfe. a teacher al the school Dailey will appear in lhe United Stal es Achtevement Academy offtclally yearbook The academy se lects USAA winners upon exclusive recommen - dallons of teachers, coaches, counse lors or other school sponsors and upon the standards of seleciOn set forth by the academy. The c ri teria fm selection Include a srudent's academic performance, Interests a nd aplltude, leaders hip, Interests and altitude, leadership qualities, enthusiasm, motivation to learn and Improve, cllizenshlp, cooperallve recommendaton : She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Dalley, Long Bonom, and the gra nddaughter of Ester Oatley, Portland, and Mr and Mrs Oscar Pitch, Long Bottom Dalley Is Involved In studenl government, has played basketball for three years, volleyball lwo years, and track two years She has served on the yearbook slaff a nd s luqent council and Is now stude nt cout\ill officer She has served as a c lass officer twice. She was an at\e ndanl al homecoming for two years and is now serving on the prom committee. Outside of school, Dee hao been Involved wilh the Girl Scours of America and with 4-H club work. Nationwide Ins. Co. Dryers , l' Syracuse MATWUS S.TI SUN ALL SEAr$ $2 00 fJARIGAM 992·3978 rR.INm· CHURCH Rrv W • pastor; Debbie Bu<'k. Sunclav • Church School !1 15 a m . worship ser,irc· l 10:00 am Choir rc'hcarsal T'ut'sday p m , uncif>r dlm·t ton or Ail(.'{' NeaSC' School, 9 .'IJ a m , Glen Mc('lWtg, supt , mornlnJZ; worshrp 10 30 am , evt·m~ servll'l' 1 p m mid w(.-'f'k Sl"f\ ire. WC>dnes day, 7 p m GRACE EPISCOPAL CHURCH - '1% F Main St Pomeroy ~u nday scrv•('('S Holv Com munion on thf> ftrsl Sunday of £>at'h month. and rombul£'d with momm~ prayer on the third Surxlay Mornln~<: pra,•er and Sf'rmon on aU o1h£'r Sundays of Ill£> month C hurch School and nui'S('I"'\' cal"f> prov1dro (oJiowJns:: the:> SCI"\' IC(' POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRJSf 21211 Mam S! Nt>ll Proudfoot pa.s1or B1bk'scfiool. 9·:11 am monunl'o! .... orshlp, 10 :ll ,J m, Youth mf'('1ir!Jo!S, \i .JJ p m t>\-Cnln~ worship, 7 .11 p m Wcdnt'Sday night prayf'l ffi{.l('t lrm POMEROY -There will be a tool aucton Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Southern Junior High School Refreshments will be avalable Viewing wlll be one hour before tbe sale. : , CE! *NEW SILVER SCREEN * NEW 3-D LENS TO PROVIDE THE FINEST IN HUBBARD'S GREENHOUSE • 3-0 MOVIES: • SYRACUSE. OH PHONE 992-5776 NOW OPEN FOR SPRING SEASON Complete hne of veptable and bedding plants. foltl&'! pgnts and hlfl&lng and Bibl<' s1uclv. 7 :II pm TilE 'SALVATION ARM\' 11~ Bunr rnul Ave'. Porncrov Mrs Dora Wlnl~ In t'haf1..1£' Sunday holi ness met'tiJl.li: , 10 a m Sunday SchOOl 10 :l1 a m Sundav School, YPSM Elolsl' Adams, i('adel 7 :1) p m, salvat ion mee!ln~ various speakf'IS and music spec \a ls Thursclay-ll.Jlam to 2pm . Ladtes Home l..c<~gU<', members In c ha rgE', all wo!Tl('n Invited, !l .l5 p m Thursday, Corps Cadet Class I Young PeopiC'-Btbk' ) 7 l"l p m Bible Study a nd Pray('r ITJ(-'(>Irns: OJY'n to the> public BURLINGTON SOt.JTiiERN BAPTI~;T CHURCH, Roulf>l,Shade Bibk>School7p m Thursday worship service fl p m POMEROY WESTSIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST lXJ W, Main :oil, 992 ~'lfl. Vocal mus ic Sundav worship JO a .m Blbk' stud\• 11 am : worship, n p m W<'dnC'sd.IY Blbl(' study , 7 p m OLD DEXTER BIBLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Clifton Luc.ts, pastor Sundav School 9· }) am Mrs \\oori<"V Frunc\s, supt Prfl<l<'hlng SPTV il't'S firs! and lhlrd Sundays following Sundav School. Youth m4.."'1l11J! E'VPJY Sunday, 7 11 p m G RAHAM UN IT ED METHODIST Pn.•achmg 'I 'II a m , fif .;;t and S('('Ond Sundav~ of eac h mon!h, thi rd and fourth St.tnda..,s each m o nt h , worshlpSP!viC'f'Sat 7 ~ baskets Also a larp selection of shrubbery and dward frutt IRes. OPEN DA!l Y 9 to 5 SUNDAY l to 5 ~ pm. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISl . Mulbeln Ht•lghts Road , Pomerov Ml('haC'l Pion kowskl, pastot, Rita WhiT (\ Sabb<Hh SchOOl Sup1 Sabbath School is at 2 p m on Saturday wUh worship S(>r.'I('('S roUQ\.V\ng at :l 1~ p m Rt.Jll..AND FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH - Dee Dailey· I Sale Ends saturday Sisler Han le tt Warner, Sup! Sundav & hool 9 :ll a m , mot ning wm sh ip 10 4 ~ a m POMEROY FTR.~ BAPTT~ . Da' 1d ~~----------, ,------------~ MaM, mlnls1('1, Wl!llam Snouft('f Sunday School sup\ Sundav Sdtool, 9 l"l '--' m , Morning worship 10 .1:1 m •• il i ilicoroe •• FIR.'IT SOl!TlfERN BAPTIST Poml'my PikC> David Hunt , paslor , R~('r Tu1()(>I' Sund ay Sc hool Supt>rlntf'nd(>nt Su nda} Silicone Caulk 10 l -oor<ee eal1rldqe !lt'hool. 9 ~ ~ m morning worship 10: lJ ('V('ning worship, 7 :II p m Mic;Jv.'('('l pra v1:> r mCf>ttng, 7 :n p m MIDWAY COMMUNITY CHURCH Dc>x lrr Rd , Langsvil lf> Rl"v A A HughC's Pastor Sundav ~hool 10 a m Servru oo sggg $3!! Th('S{Iav Thursday and Sunday 7 XI p m F'Arn--1 TABERNACLE OfURGI , &!lie)' Run Road, R1'V . Emmett Hawson pastoi Handl(')r Dunn ~u pl Sunday school. lf1 a m Deadlock Sunday Single Cylinder Whtte !58? <'Vrn l n~ S('J"V!ce 7 ;n p m B1blf> IC'ac hln£, 7.ll p.m Thursdav <'~~~~.M1~~')~0r:. ~~~ s~~~~~~ Pol•shet:lll•ass ' ""'" !:1 14 8$8 1 Jl.t91 CJea• !073 890 ) S<'rvkx>s. Sundav and WC'd!K'Sday 7 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF' CHRISl' IN CHRISTIAN UNION , l..awrcn('(' ManiC"\', pastor, Mrs Russell You n~. Sunday School Supt Sunc:la\1 SChool Y :JI a m Evrnim: worship 7' .'KI p m Wednrsday prayer m('('t lng7~pm ~-GS o"' oo~u-rf ~ 69¢ S E,C\~'-5~ fJ\S""O~ ~1~~ sP Saturday, April 30th I Is The Flr-al Day You Can Purchase A ' 3 Piece Living Roon1 Suite And Get A 13" Zenith Color T.V. Free. Nany Other Bargains 'dvoughout The Store. $ALE ENDS SATURDAY APRIL Glue _ Pol'y\'tl!yl ret.n I ONLY 1 DAY,LEFT E • '• t\ofl\E. . -- _... mo 488l 4 ounce DOftlt I Mf MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD I!BrlnP - Rev Jal'lleS Sartrrfl«;>ld pastor. Morn!~ wonohlp9 4:'! a.m , Sunday School10 45 a m {'\lenin~ worship 7 p m 1\K>sday, 7 ~ p m • ladles prayt•r ml'€'1\ng Wednesday. 7 :ll p m $199 Caulking Gun VMS rtgulilll ''" (29e 133) lulliJ w 1p001 YPE $588 $399 Liquid Nails JO«<I''Ce c anrt~tge !0 1 7- 33~1 MIDDLEPORT FIRST BAPTIST Corner Sixth and Palmer, lhl' R(.'V Ma1k Mt'Clunf( f>Crti ;IICrt tJ8?986 1 Madaln U.S.A. Weed Cutter . meellnK. 7 p.m. $1999 p.m. $3288 14" Sprayer Clothes Dryer' S.rratad Blllda Polyathylana Outdoor 30th. Tank Gapacrtv 1 -galtolls ~00<1 788 1 ,.,, L9'11. .•9nl ll!umtrllJm STAR SUPPLY PHONE bPavM'S, junior astroanurs. and junior Rev Na11CV Coyle BIU Whiff:'. Sundav school sup~ Surx:lav school, 9: Xt a m : momlna worship, 10 ll a m.. Sunday eveRJn~ll sllc ~4!. I ·' . Shovels . ea~r and senior high BYF' cholr practicr'R .Tip m Wf'drx>sday; pra.yr'r ll'lf'1C>tl~ and Bible> s tudy, WedneSday, 7 .lJ p m CHURCH OF CHRISf Mlddi<!X>rt 5lh and Main. Bob MC'IIon minister: Al Hurt!lOn associate mlnlsler: Mike GC'rlach. Sunday School Supenntond<nt. Bible SchOOl 9· :11 am • momtnR worship 10: :r> a.m , rvenl~ijt wprshlp 7 p m Wedl'l('Sday Bib!<' Stuch· and )<IUth f<I'OIIP meet in~ . 7 p m MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF THE Nl\l.A RENE. Co-pas tors, Rt'V Chark>s Covk> and "01 <Ill 1 o•fllCrt IOCI W I!i ""11'1 1 : : :• • I $649 Sunday !Oehool 9 15 a m , Dan Whit(', Sunda\ Srhool su pt • John Rc>!bel. Sr.. assl supt Morning Worship 1(): 1~ am Youth ll"''tln~ 7· :J) p m WC<dnesday Joci udln~ wl'f> tots. Lock Installation Kit .,t ..... f DIWJG& 525 RACINE •••mt PrayermOOtlnKWedn«>sday7 UNITED PRESBYTERIAN MtNISffiY OF ME IGS COUNTY Rl'\1 , Wanda JoP\roon, dlrecklr: Harold John~n. dlrec1or of educstkln. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYTERIAN, Worship&-rvlre. 9 a.m MJ 1 . Chun'h SCOOOI, 10:]) a.m. , MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN , Churt'h Srtl:lol. 9 a m ; Momlng worship, )0: 1~ . Bible Sludy Th<oday, 10 a .m .. Bible orudy, Tlrunday, 7.;wi p.m. sYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN Cllurch Clturch School, 10: 15 a.m.: '. mom~ wonhlp, )l:;wi am.; Bible Study Th<oday, 10 a.m; Junior and Senior Hlflh ' Ynuth CfWP~Sunday, 6 p m. Rt.."t't.AND CHURCH OF GOD, Paslor, Rc>v. John Evaaa. Sunday tchool. 10 a.m .. . Sunday worship, 11 a.m., OtlJdren's church, ,. ., U AI. thiS point they'rl! not -my dlfftm1t lt04Tt o~ o~r S1m1ler morkings all cuddly idfllticolly Impelled -.rth 4 E. Ma1n Street ,_., n am -~ The humlln process of grQY>~tng up has po~~rallels Only grl!dually doe s indlvtdualtty beCome II!'Vldent And the! de· \'doping child w1l1 ~ strongly irlPuenced ~ those d ose to hrm who llkewrse b«orne hls .....orkl c hurc~!l and synagogues ln thoetr m!niS\f)' to faml l!es btilld upon thrs princ!Jlle ,Wht~ !llfl!'ngthenlng famrl)> relationsh!ps they help chrtd~n to grow !lpifituoltv at lherr own pace Thl!'lr emphasis on truth snd commitment makes the! example of grown -ups rrw:lfe l!'ffKtlvt: more 1nsplnng Wedncsdav eve n t~ young ludie'S aux iliary, ti p m WedllE"Sday ramllv worhslp. 7 p m au, Lon~ Ctl9lntM 1U 3 l!.o •ot• • ""~•"• ••~g Sotvo<e ...a w;~ ...... _ .., _ f ......,.. Inc s,...<k•• P o 8oo 91)14 c~ " ''"'' " .. '''" cht!d r~ n d~~J\Ie Your n-.o~ 12 22-32 Mark MarK Marl{ 1,2 ! 84 6 7- JJ 91429 Sunda} CH ESI'ER - Worshlp 9 .1 m : \hur<'h School10a m BlhiC'Studv lhursda v. 7pm UMW flrsl Thursda y, 1 p m C'ommun10n firsT Sundav .JOPPA - Worship G 10 am , C'hUJ<'h School, 10: :l) a m 81bk> Stud\ Wedrwsdm 7:ll pm LONG BO'ITOM - Chun: h School, ~ ~ ll am , Worship 7 p m 81bk' Studv WlldrJ(.'Sdc~ y , 7 :lOp m UMYF. wrom~ la' n p m , Communion First ~tmd a \ REEDSVl l LF. - ( hu rr h Sc: hool 'I kl Wor~hlp It .1m nJPPERS PI .I\ INS ~I' PAUl - Chur c h School 9a m Worship Ula m Blbif'Stucl\ 1\rt•sdav 7 ll J> m UMW T hu"d Tue'Sd.l\ 7 'll p m Communion fi rsl Sundav am Rev Stanley W Mcni.llcld Rev. Richard RottM:-mll'h Rrv Rohet1 E ftuhft;on R4-v, Robert Rldcr, Jr. ASBURY tSyra<'USf:'l - Worship, II am ChurCh School, ~ r~r1 a m , Ch.trgP BH)h' Study, Wedl'\f'Sda y, 7 :rl pm , UMW , first T"ue>Sda\ 7 l) p m , Chou R1•hl:•ars.rl Wedrwsdav , 6 l) p m , UM\\ , four1h Sunda\ 6:11p m ENTERPRISE - Wors hip q a m rh urt h Sdrool, 10 a m , Blblf' Stud y 1'uf'Sdd\ 7 VI pm UMV..' First Mondav 7 :V.l p m UMYF. Sunday 6 p m ('holt t'C' h C' <~ rs<tl h :II p m Wronesday F1..A1WOOOO - Church Sch£w1l Hl.r m Worship, 1 <:1 m , Blbk Stud y Thur"SI't.n i p m UMYF Su nrl<t y, !l p m F'ORt.S'l' RUN - Wo ~hl p 11a m ( hUI f' h School, 10 am , Choir P raC'IIf'f' l'ur-sda\ 6· :t1 p m , UMW fi rst ·r\u'Sdav 7 ll p m HEATII tMkldi{'J)Oftl - ('hun h Sc h<Jol 9 :JJ a m Worship 10 .Jl .r m Bible Stulh Thf'Sdav 10 a m. UMW Sf'C'Ond Monda \ 7 .11 p rll UMM. lh lrtl Mon<klv, 7 l'l p m MfNER.SVlLLE - Wors hip Sc•r.l('(' Hl am. Church School, 11 J m UMW, third Wedncsda\, 1 p m , Choir practiCf' Monda\ 7·:Jtpm PEARL (1-IAPEI. - Worship ~· tv\('(• 1ll a m, C'hUI't 'h & •hool, 11 a m , UMW Sf'('OrKI Thcsda''· 7 lJ p m, UMYF l.t sl 1'uf>sda \ 7,1) Pm POMEROY - Churt'h School q 1 ~1 a rn Worship Sf.'rv\('(1, 10 l1 a m , Choir rT'hl: •;us:.~ l Wedn('sdav 7 ll p m , UMW , secorKI Tuesday, 7 ll p m , UMW, last Sur-.:la)' 7 a.m .. UMYF, Sunda v. 6 p m ROCK SPR INGS - Ch ufl:h School 9 15 Wocshlp, J{l am , Bib](' Study Wednf'Sday 7 )) p m UMYF l&·nlonH Sunday 6 p m r.Junlors l ('vf>rv ol'tl(>1 Sund,l)' 6 p m Rl!Il.AND - Churrh ~ hool 'I 41 a m a.m , Worship 11 .1m , UM\'\1 1Evcnlng Cl r<'if' t second WOOncsda\ 7 :ll p m UMW , ~nd Thursday, 1 p m SALEM ttNTEI1 am , Wor.r;hlp, 7 p m Church School lU SNOWVll.LE - Wo rship IJ a m . Churc h Schooi10 am SOuntERN { IAit\TF.R Rev. Jarnt'11 M Clark ll<v. lllark W f1ynn - · ..,.,.,.,., Smllll APPLF. GROVE, - Churc h School. 0" m . Wor.;hlp, 10 am lflrsr and rhl.rd Sundav~) UMW, second Tuesday, 7 .MJ p m , Pr,IH'f mrering, W£'di'ICSday, 7 p m BETiiANY - Worship, 9 am , Chun: h SchoOl, 10 am, Bible Study. Wednl'Sdav, 10 a.m : Don:'as Women 's Fe llow!)hlp, \\ottdnl .,. day, 11 am . CARMEL - Church &hoot 9 l1 am Worship. 10 45 am , Sl'('()fld and fot.u1h Sundays). Fl'llowshlp dlnfl('r wllh Suuon third Thursday , 6ll p m EAST LETART- Chul't'h Sctu>l 9 a m . Worship, 10 am (.Sl'('Ond and folll1h Sundays. UMW, flrit Tul'Sday, 7 .)') p m LETART FALLS - Worship 9 a m · Church Sdml. 10 a m MORNING STAR - Wot ~hlp q ~~ am . Cburch School, 10 l) a m . BlhiC> Study Thursday, 7 :Jl p m MORSE CHAPEL - Churrh Srhool. 9 :II a m , Worship 11 a m PORTlAND - Chun:h School 7 p m . Worship, 8 p m : UMYF , Wedl'li"Sday 7 .IJ p.m RACINE WESLEY AN - Church School. 10 am Wotshlp, 11 a .m : UMW fourth Morday 7· :ll p.m : Handmald('llS ol tl)e Lord nrst WednfSday, 7 p m .: Mens Prayer BrHidast, W<'dncsday. 7 a m. Slli'TON - Churt'h SChool. 9: lJ a m , rnom.1nR worship. 10:4."; a.m . lflrst and thln:l SUnclayst: f•UOwshlp dJM('r Wllh Carmel, rltlnl Tlrunday. s:;w, p.m KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST, Oliver SWalrl. SUporlnteodonr. Sunday school 9 30 a.m. 4.'YffV week. HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNTON , William Cr&blree. putor. Sunday School, 9 ;w, u m : - your fllmrly needs - God s Lui« ...... ~aturday 8 26-39 . 10 1-211 DFXI'ER CIIUHCTI ! W ( 11 II lS 1 ( lr.ulr f'\'l'nlng Sl'l'\ It (' I II. I p n1 W rd rl('S(Ia\ pi U\t't ffil-y>Tm.c: 7 !11 p m BF ARWAi I 0\\ RIPC:.I CHtJH( II 0 1· CHR ts·r 0\.J. nl• ' 1\'d t<lf' n m ln ls lt•t Blhl• clas!; , 9 ll a rn mnrn1ng v.m slup H~ Ill <l m PVC'nlng wen '> hlp h 10 p m \\'Pdm >se l.tl Bib if> stud' , 6 pm N F:\\o ST IVE RS\ 11 I I COMM UN ITY CI IURCH Sund. r\ So: hool <;t•n ilt ' 'l 4'J c1 m Wor ship S<• n k l' 10 1(1 il m E ,,mgf' h..,tt• St•r vlt t' 1 .I p 111 \\'o'!lm'!'.(la ' Pt ,1\ t'r •1 m!'-t'1mg 7 l'l p rn Thur.,d.t\ ZI ON CHURCH OF niHI ST Pofll(•t ll\ H.nrlsom1llf' Hd Hobr:>rl Pur !I'll m m1 sh 1 Slt'W' St,rnlf'\ Sund.n so: hoo l o.:upt Sund,r\ '>( hwl q l'la m WOI'ihlj)Sil"VI<'f ' Ill !ll .t tl1 r vf'nltl g · ~o t-shrp Sunda\ 7 p m md Wednt·stl.r v 7 p m S 1 .JOliN l lJl llERA!' CHUIH H 1'1111 ( olll\1' 11lr lih,tlll M1ddlf•<;" ,ll11t, l hU1 \ II S(' l'\' lt t ~ ' l {(I , , m Su nd .l \ ] J, ISIOI S( hoot 10 !1('\ ~1 cl \\ m 11H.ADAURY ( IIUH CII ()! < IIHI S1 P 1ul l 'rart CENTRAL LLliSTER FfldBy p;_t S!OI Suncl . l\ \;jhllr ~l4 S Supt m t n nrn ~ Hav!li •s s Wl ,l m , l .. u n l\ twsh1p l i~ 'VI "'"IV\< INt.( Hill{( HOI 1'111 NA/'. AHf NI' rol l!t•t l" '" tnt Mrntha ft(l\ l'hom.l-. II Wnlh• ( h:J IIIlld n 11! lht Ruud of l'h ll'i! t. m f.)ft • Sund.n St huol 4 lll ,, m mnr nmg vm 1-.tu p \ll Wr .1 nr <-iurrd.11 'H' tlHI J.! Wil t 'i h ip 7 Ul p m P t. ~\ PI nw" ri ng lo\t'flnt 'Sll.l\ 7 ... , p Ill HM 'INF. 1-'lltS·r Bi\ 1"1 IS' I l )m 1 \\ ,tlkC't f'.t.,IUI R• b rt Smtih Sund '' St h t ~ Jl s up! . Sund,n Sc hool q . , t m 1111)1nl nj:! \\ nt..., hlp Sund ,J\ I'Vt niT\~ \.\ nr..,hi P 7 \II ~ t m l\ -; aJ lfl IU ,, m pm pm Wr•rlnt";;(J, I\ P"f'nUII! lllllh \\ !S I~ Yi\t\ ..,w rrl,t\ S.: hlxl l momin ).! v. or ., hipltl <J"l,l m \ OUih ~·r'\• lc c· ti -1r, p m , i'\l 'nln ~:: V.'fi i'Shi p 7 ~~ pm Wf'<lnl>:.(i,n i Jll pm P t.r l t'r ,rntl iMN VILII 11 lll ,t m Pr.rl:-~ Dl\1\'\ Il l~ IIOI INFSS ( II UHCII lu <'UIC'f! on Rt•Uif' :U.'1 l.ll•t llt ~ 11 \ ln ton .md l...J n).!svll]l' 1\('\ Be n \V,JII S jJH.,Iot Sund,11 Sc hoo l 9 :vl ,1 Ill Bollb\ l .. tmlx•1t ' S Supl Mor mn,l:! 'A u r~hlp 10 1() .r m ('hr ldn•n " H,tppl II OUI h '1 ~1 pIll l'r .i \ 1'1 & R11Jlt • Srud\ 7 ~~pIll M l..,-; lorMn nu~ IIIli! fr t .,! Wn_llll '" dr \off',tchmorrl h 7 li p an~ '" mfolm.i ! lon ('a l\ 00\ !Wi7 Sll.\TR Rll'\ F1 U ' ~ BAPTl..,"'T Stl '\t ' !Itt if> Su nda) ..,, hDol \llpt Suml .11 """ hu JI 111 ,1 rn rnornmg wnl'i hlp 11 ,, 111 Sumld\ P\ f'nln j:! v. orshl p, 7 1flp rn f' 1.1\t' l Ill'" !mg ,tnd 13tblt' 'ii Utl\ l'l tUJ '><hl \ 7 ) J p m vuurh mn•rlnJ.( \-\'t'Cim "><LI\ .r1 7 p m CII RI""I'IAN FF.I I OWSIIII' CIIUI1f'11 1&3 N t nd !Hf' Mldd l('pOt I S u n d a\ ~ hnol 10 am ~ uncia \ .md Wf'flnPsd.n l :\i •rring &>rv j('COI 7 V1p m UBE'RTY f' IIRI ~'1' 1 At-; < II UH< II I 1.111 c rt\ A\I'' P o !llr> t O\ Sund.t\ S. 1\1-ol HI,, tn Woi ship 7 .WI p m Wt 't:lncsd.n ~ r> hI' 7 l: l pm ('IIFS'il U ( IIU IU II 01 ( .00 R~ H I p._r.,1ot Sund,t\ school, lJ 3:1 .1 rn , wors hrp <;j 1'\ ILf' 11 c~ m ('\ t' nlnf! st'I'\' IC'f' 7 p m. \OU!h '>f'l'\ It 1'. \\ C'd nf"<l:!\' I p m I AN<_.S\ 11.1.1 C IIH IS'f' li\N ( HUH < II , Hoix'r t [ Mu :-;~ r pa <;tor S11t1da\ !;( huol Y l'l a m P,rut l\-1us<.f' r, ~ u pt , rnor nmg wor.. h1p. 10: 'V) ~~ m SUml. r\ f>\'f'nlnJ.( "l'rv]('(•, 7 p m mrd v.ffk <;('1"\' \('C' \\'t>dn{'S(Iay 7 p m Hob m ~ n S) H./\(tJS£ Cl ll;R< ll OF THE NA7.A RI•.NF - H(•v l.i nll'S n K1!1IP pa slm ShC'I'TT1.1n Cwxl lff . supt•rln1 Prtth •n1 Suoda 1 ~ hoo l , !I T l ,1m M u rn l ~ \\orshlp HIll a m, Evanw•llstlt w r"lt:"f' 6 p m P r-;1\(' r ,m(.] pra1 ~· Wt"lim 'Sllil \ 7 p m vouth fTlf~·t t n g, 7 p m EDE N UN ITED llll F: Tl!RI: N IN C HRI ~"T f:lrk 'n rt 8J,r kf' pdstor Sund ,l\ St:hcx,Jltl u m Hohf'l 1 R£'l'l:i supl , Mor nln.R SC>m lOn 11 ,1 m Su nd . t ~ mghl ~ 1"\'l('('!<-. C h1 l"llan ~ ndl' trvo r 7 :41 p m Song !ii"' IVil1' ~ p m , Prt"a c h \n ~ !:1 11 p m Mid Wt'lil. Pra w r m(1(>11 np: Wf'dm'SCI.t\, 7 p m . Alvin RNXI lav lf"adf>r II EM LOCI< f :RQVF. ( IIRISTIAN HOJ,.'f'r Watson, pa~t m" ( ll'nson l:.ratt. Sunday &hool s upl Mor · ntn~ '>'O~ hl p , 9 l) a m. Sunday :;;c hoOI 10 ll a m • cvcnlru::: S4.'rv iC'f' 7 :Upm MT UN ION BAPTIST. R<'V Tom Dootry, J01· Sa yre. Sunda y Sc·hool Sll J)('rlntendcnt Sunctav schoOL 9 45 am rvmln~ wor'9hlp 7 l:l p m P ravrr m (l(:t\nc 7 ll p m WC'dnesday TUPPERS PLA I NS Cli UR CH O F CHRIST'. Vi!l('('llt C Waters. Ill, Herman Black m i m ~ tc r, s ul)('rlntflndcnt Sunday £'Vc nlnu M'rvk'£1 . 7 p m , Srhool 9: l) a m , WcdnC'sday Bible School. 7 p m CHESTER CHURCH OF Til E NA7..A• RENE, RE-v . Hertx•n C 1a tl', pastor Frank RlfOC', supt Sunday School. 9 :K) a m Worship Sl;.'rv1l,. 1t ~ m and 7 l> p m Prayer mCf'tln~ . WedneSd.w , 7 .)) p m • LAUREL CUFF FREE METiiODIST CHURCH, Rt•v Robert Miller, pastor. Uoyrl Wrtgl11. Dlru.1or of Chrt~tlan Education Sunday SCOOol, 9: :rJ am .• Mom~ Wo~ hlp , l(t~ am; Choir Practk'e, Sunday, 6.:1J p}n , Ewnl n~ Worship, 7 lO p m W('>('jncsday..Prayt>r; and Blbk> Study, 7' ;{I p m nu . . :ow.-11 Si . m mls1t'\ l lwl>: M,u om l>f'r ~ ~ up t Suntl.n school , ~ ll ,, m 1\t)l..,hlp ...-n l! t W 1CI ,1m HrblP S1uch 1\ ro ~l , l\ i U p Ill RFilBf,A N!2f.D C'IIUH( II Ul tJ s t '-. CHR IS.! 0 1' I ATli.H I J,\ Y S1\l :\ l'S l'mt ldnd ]{,!f'lnt' H11t1 d Wllll,rlt l l{t•ll" h P.i' lmd,J ~ \ Un ._ Chlll f' tl '-1 111Wli iliH'< IIII lor t hU!t h ';(hool '111 1,1m m or n lnl.(l.t.iW<>hr p Ill IU ,, m Wf'flllC":-t.l.t\ 1'\C•IIIng pi :_tit 1 Sf'T'I il'f S 7 l)pm 1!111\l F H E M B/\1"1 1 ~1~ Ht •\ l r1 l Shu lj ' ' p.;.r<.: tru \\1tT ., t1\p -..•r'\lt l' '' ~~ .r m Su nd.r\ ~ hool lU VI 1m 1\rhll' S imh ,tnd p r. l\1'1 ';('1'\ UC' l'hur!>i( ldl, i l l p1r 1 t 1\Hil ~ l 'ON ( t! 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H 211 p tn CHUHI II OJ t .Oil 0 1 I'H(l\ 'HI t \ LOC'd h'l:l on t h(' 0 t \\ Iilli ' Uu, tf1nl\ 11\).!htt ,tl ]till S unt l.i\ St ht, ll 1•1 ,, 111 S uj.ll 'l IIlli nrten t Jo hn I.O\i '{f. l\ - r · 11 ~1 \\ f ~lrw,;r, t ,n nlgiH o t mon1h ( I' MA <>:~•1 \ l t t'" -.t~ ·nnd \\ t\h!i '-1 1.1 1 WM I\ llll't 1111 ~ l h1nl t l uo u ~ h ftft h \llul h BEN ;!FRANKLIN" • WAID CROSS SONS STORE M rddt e p ort Pomeroy, 0 Ph. 99l·l t0t Cabinet Mak1ng 531 JACKSON PIKE- RT. ~ WEST Phone 446-4524 Phone 992 -3480 " §; SENTINEL John F. Fultz, Mgr. M1ll Work- Racine PTO tool auction Refr1gera · CENTER, INC. q. MARK V STORE Middleport I s lHE DAILY Pomeroy Cofff>f' hour In the Parish !!all 1mml'diatelv tors. Ranges. TV sets. 677 Thtrd Ave . 446-1699 MEIGS TIRE rn ,I POt-lliROY CHURCH OF THF. N1\ZA RENE : Cornt'r Union and MulbeJn!, COUNTY APPLIANCE INC. Washers, , AGENT . POMEROY - The seventh annual coffee break of the Big Bend C. B. Club will be at the Roral Oak Park Sunday, lOam. to 5 p.m. Music will be provided by the Charlie Uly hand, there wUJ be games, food, door prizes, free coffee. The public is invited to attend. Eastern student nominated to U.S. achievement ·academy the Real McCoy" 1, 0 ·· Mac" McCoy 104W. Mam 992·2318 Pomeroy C. B. Club sponsors coffee break m '216 S Sec o nd of Columbus, 0 . Harold C. Will, Pomeroy, will enter the Holzer Medical Center Monday and is scheduled to undergo his third artery by-pass on Thesday morning. m- EM;j_LE RIDGE - The Rev. E:d Mi'hgus and the Buchtel Choir wtll be feaiUred at The Eag le Rtdge Co mmunity Church Sunday a1 7 30 p m The Rev Cart Htcks, paslor, Invites the public to a ltend spon sor a tool n ur t1on , 7 p m ::tuct ioneer , IS SUNDAY with mu sic bv Unltmllcd, $3 e ouple, $2 s ingl e This Message and Church Directory Sponsored By The Interested Businesses Listed On This Page. Pomeroy resident tn hospital Calendar FRIDAY OR probleiTl$. The course will include lectures, skits and demonstrations showing how principles outlined in the Bible can be used ln coping With problems of modem life. Classes convene each day at 9:55a.m . aDd conclude at 4:30pm. Several Meigs countlans will handle key responslbUltles during the two-day sessions, Including Steve Wood, Arthur Chlgas and Raymond Fowler. Persons from Gallla County who will supervise In o~anlzatlonal positions are Edgar ijarrop, Gary Barry, Roy Bickle and Paul Hoafat. John Alessio and David Lappin of Point Pleasant will share In the teaching asslgnn:lents An Instructor from ,New York, Dennis Raltopoulis, will lecture at 2 p.m . Sunday on the special subject, "Is the World Doomed to Ruin? " An attendance of 1,500 persons is expected. A tree two-day Bible study course will be conducted for tbe first time in this area Saturday and Sunday. Th'l location is Meigs High School, Rock Springs, and the cl;uses arespnosored by Jehovah's Witnesses. Everyone interested In deePening their. personal knowledge of the scriptures ts invi ted and oo collections wlll be taken. Aceordlng to a local minister, Jonathan Wells, there is no formal enrollment and anyone may attend the weekend seminar. Teachers will be on hand to answer questions and to offer aid in applying Bible principles to personal and fannlly Sf'en for many years. Cathy Spencer has been confined to a Columbus hospital lor medical treatment Long- Bottom personals may be submitted forpubllca1lon to Melody Robert s, 98.~275 ' By MEWDY ROBERTS Easter guests of Ada BtsS<'JI and Kenneth were Mr and Mrs Thomas Groeneve ld and Tommy, Worthington, Mr a nd Mrs. Mark Miller, Westerville ; Mr. and Mrs Mike ShipkowskJ and Eddie Hay man, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Mike Bissell and Mtchelle. Pomer oy; Mr a nd Mrs. Harold Holter a nd J udy, Long Bottom and Mrs VIole t Smtih a nd NormaJl McCa m, Rccdw ille R.ecen I guests of Mrs Marv Andrews were Mr. and Mrs. Larr), Milhron, .Je rry a nd Mark, Barbara Andrews, and Mr and Mrs. J ohn Michael Andrews aJld 11mmy , Mrs . Andrews and Columbus Barbara also visited recently m Dayton with Frances Mcintosh .Jenm New lun, Carolyn Holley, : Lov1e Bush , and Eltjah traveled to : Pe terstown, W Va , to VL'lt Mrs Newlun's au nt and uncle, Fran ces and Luther Rtce , whom she had not The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 I Bible course this weekend Meigs correspondence C!v1c CentE'r Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio ~y. Apri129, 1983 Page-6--The Daily Sentinel IIA I"INI H<'l l ' l l t ~ Shuk> r l \ t'-l ur Stu u\ 11 "hu ol ' I -1 .1 rn ('hurdr "'I' 11, 7 p m 1outt1 nlf'f Hng t. Jl m llu "'dt \ l\111h 'Twh '7 p n l I I t I t ,OSI' I t I If ,Jrl JI()I!SI (1)4;, I I •II INI II oo,ul ! 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II .1 m f'Vf' nlng worship, 7 Ill p m l'ut•..tl ,t ~ ('CJlt,lJ,.!f' praH'r nl('('lm..: an<l Blblt• s tutl\ l! ¥1 ,, m pm W on;hlp s.:•r.'ht•, WNinf'Sd.r~ i ··1 OUR SAVIOUR I tnllbHAI'i ( II URC'll Walnut .tnd 1/ r nl') S1s R,IVf'R<.:Wt l()(l W \ • Tht• Rf'\ ( .Nlll(l1 (' Welt IC' I>: , pas tnr ~ umlm School, 'I :lJ a m :-i u nda ' ' worhslp I r .r m CAI .VARY Bini .!•: f HtJHCH , mM' Jo ·,,tt'll on Pomeroy P lkf' Count\ ' Road 2!'t "~'"' F IUI\.\.IIOd s Rf'v lllut kv. ood IJ<ISt l lr St •n k , ..., on Sund:ry .rt 10 '¥lu m a nd 7 J) p m wit h Sundu v S< houl , q :rJ .t m hlhl• · " IIJ(I v W<'df'l('f;(la \, 7 Yl p.m F i\ ITII n :U .O'vVSH II ' f'R USAOF FOil CHRIST - St Rl J'~ Antr ~1u l t y P,r.,U)I', lh·v Franklin Dillo:f1ns Sunday morn lnl( , lila m Sund <l} t'VC'I'IIflA 7,)) p m Thur...-:l.tyrvm ln g 7 ~pm • ~11VERSV I LLF' Cf)MM lJNITY BAPri!-ir Ri:obPrl Hyf'~ Sundlly School 10 C1 m Wot s.h\p SNVIN' II ol m , &.mday ~nlnJ! S(>rviC€, 7· .WI p m \\ Nine-s day evenlnJO: !it'rv kt' 7 :J] p m !NDEPENDENl HOLINESS CI IGR( II , Inc - Paul St . MiddlepOrt 1«'11 0 [)(•ll Manll")' paslor Sunda\ .f:)(' tx)oJ. q ll u m , CHURCH , ? a!itOr c·vr-nlnJZ wor ship, 7·~p. m. Tursd;::rv, l2l"'pm Womf'n s Mornllll( worship ltJ. l) u m pra,Y('r rll(>('lln~t: Pro~ycr nnd p n.r iSf' ~ rv\Cf' , Wt:'drlesdav, 7: Jl p .m . Htri'LAND APOSTOt.lr CHURCH O F JESUS CHRJ~'T. Ekk'r••lai11C'S Miller, fit b lf' study. wroncsctay, 7: J)pm . Sunday School , 10 a.m Sunday n l~h1 service 7! :JI p.m POMEROY WESLEYAN HO[.INE~ HarrtsonvUk' Road . Earl FiC'ldo;, pastor Henl;' Eblin, Jr., Sunday School Supt SuOOay SCOOOi9' l) am , MorninJt: Worship 11 a.m , Sunday PVenlnJO: servk'e, 7. :X. p m, Pra V('r Meet!"", Wednesday, 7. :11 p m REV. LEE Mlll.ER New rector chosen at Grace Episcopal ' The Rev I Mlllr r has IJ<>en selectf'd as r r elor at Grace Churc h In Pomeroy Fathcl Miller ass umed hl' dulles a t Grace Church on .June I He comes to Pomeroy from Sl John's Episcopa l Church tn ' Corbin, Kenlucky A grad~atc of lhc Unlve rs lly of North Alabama, he received his Master of Dlvlnlly degree from lhe Episcopal Throloglc a l Seminary tn Lexington Prior 10 ordination, he served as pastor of the Winchester Presbyterian Church In Win chester, Ky., where he was president of the mlnlsterlal association and active In civic affairs F'ather MU!er was chairman of the Parts All-Kentucky City committee a'nd a member of the board of dir ectors of the ParisBourbon County Chamber of Commerce. In addition to his duties at St. John's, he was taught high • I'<' sc hool speec h / debate / drama for nearby St. Camillus (Roman Cat hollc l Academy Father Miller has a lso been Involved In speaking engagements for rclreats and other re ligious ga lhe rlngs Most re<-enlly, he was asked to address Ihe st udenl body at the Pa tte rson School (a n Episcopal boarding school lor boys and girls In grades 7-12Jin Lenoir, N. C. Father MUJer and his wife, Yonlece, are parents of two daughters, Yopllee and ~enny Beth . Father Mllle r has wrltten one book, Is profiled In Who's Who, Personalities of the South, was reclplenl of the Kiwanis lntemaUonal Dis tlngulshcd Service Award, and was chosen through a U. S. Jaycees' endorsed progra m as one of the outstandIng young men of America. While In Corbin. he has served on the board of dlfectors of Big Brothers/ Big Sisters. �--·---- ·- --- . .,.. ' 29, 1983 . Friday, April Pomeroy-Middlepoit, Ohio • fLUTES - These nutc play" rs of the Meigs Jwlior High & hoot Seventh Gr ade B1wd n>hr,.•rse for the annual con<:ert Ill he held at 7:30 p .m. 'lllL'Sday at lhe M eigs ,Junior High Auditorium in Middleport. Fitly-one students m ak e up the s.•vcnth h'l'Ude hand under the direction of David llow.,n. Somr• of the group's selections will include Ocala March, ~ and i\ll<!lula hy M azart, Smoky Mountain Sulle and Di xieland Blues. The group from the left Includes Tr•r·esa .Johnson, Angle Sloan, Christina Manley, D"ea ima H enderson , Kim Calvert and Tammy Wri ght. Pat Martin, a school spokeswoman, said a car cuN,, tront ofthebus and struck lt. PoUC!! DetectiVe Robert Bolton said the eastbound car apparently w as trying to get to an exit. . . Injured pupils were taken to ·. Cleveland Metropolitan Gener al Hospital, 'St. Jolm's Hospital ahd Lutheran Medical Center. Most went to Metro General, which treated 58 children, admitting two. "Any tim!! you have ldd.s In a oos that overturns on a highway and nope of them are seriously Injured, you are fortunate, " said Dr. Craig VanDer Veer, an emergency room physician at Metro General. Bolton said wuce will investigate fUrther before deciding whether either driver should be cited . School district spokesman Henry Weather forecast Wllldns said. the bus l!ad a 6S-p4pU capacity but could have carried up to 72 safely , He said the scllxJI district also would Investigate. He said the bus driver w as a substil)lte driver certlfle<l by the state. ' The car driver was admitted to Lutheran Medical aild w as identified by the hospttal asG iorl;l Picard, 57. The bus drtverwas treated and released at M etro General and w as Identified ·by that hospital · as Winifred Green , 32. Doctors said the three pul'ils admitted were kept forobservat lon. Sonya Carlton, 12, was admitted to Lutheran Medical. Marla R om e, 13, and Timothy Reynolds, 12, wj!re ; admitted to M etro Gener al. Another school bus, P91ice ('!Irs and ambulances transported the pupils and driver s to the hospitals. "I crying. A lot of1he lddswas crying," said Tract Sherels, :12. treated at M etro Gener al. " We !jaw a green car pull In front of us. bus went into a ditch and t~en nipped onto Its side. The kids was trying to get out the front door. Qne ldd went through a window ..Fina'ny. they opened got us out. " ·~ Sixty percent chance of showers or thunderstorms tonight and Saturday . Low 5().55. High Saturday 70-75. Winds northerly IOmphorless tonight. Extended Ohio Forecast · Sunday through 'l'uesda,y: Chance of showers or thunder· stonns each day. JDshs k1 uppertllfi 111111 70s Sunday and Monday und In the IIOII~y. ~8 45-55. •' u""'"'"'"'" ......... .~m~"" ~ . ......... ·- ..... _ ~ ~ ~"'""" Op~ """"" ' 1~ M n,...,l ;, ~ , , ~,. 1J ~ ... t., .... ,,..l ~I "' ' M•d ' "'"'" I ' ''" hlr I P• •ol '" '"" ' "' ,., ~ F,,,.,,. Sol>- ·"~ ' ,."'", ... w........... ·.. ~ & I 1 H •lp VIIon l otd •2 s. ....... " Won•••l .,. ........ ,.......... 1 ~ So·h nlllo 111 flo nt<O I\/ 0. C ll llo p ..• I I "''" "1,_,,..""' IH ....., , .. I n O.o s. ........ <I "' obM H n "' ~ ' ' '" So,_ 1.1 1 . ,.;., '"' Sol~ ol a.. ,.n~,. D""h"'" - ~1 "''"""""'" Ani"'" "' ~ • Mou lo..toc h o""••• ~~ •"" "' "~ Supj>lo.. WANTED TO BUY Old furniture 1nd Antiques of all klnda, c all Kenneth Swain, 446 -3159 or 255 - 1987 in 'CIItln link Fence · 'Carptlinc · · 'Ptintinc the evenings . Buying Gold, Silver, Plati num. Go\d and Silver prices .,. the highest in tw o years, check our prices on gold 8t silver. scrap jewelry . Buying Old coin s. scrap ring s & silver.ware . Daily quote 1 available . Also coins & coin supplies tor sale. Spring Valley Trading Co ., Spring Valley Plan , 446 -8026 or 448 -8026 . ·~ ' '!'" 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"'' """" ..~., - - - -- -1 \Jp to l 5 w O<olo o,.,., • • ,n . .. .,.... l ) fJ(J Uplo1~w,.do l ~ •H ~•••nuo hnn \Jp to I ~ W01ao S.o do• ' " - ' "'" • • oo ' I 00 1,.w.,•••• .... m, ,... ''""I lntph~ NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Ap r1 l 6 1983 rn EIGHTH - Fifty-nine clghth gr.ul" r" of t he Meigs Junior High & lu.,l m ake nt> llw t•la" hand dlrected by David Bowen. Ht•r c, ttu- Sll" OJlhont•s rehearse for the annual concert to ht• llrP!oit•nll '(l at 7: 30 p.m. T\Je!;;da y In th e sc hool aud itor·iu rn. 1\mon g Public Notice PU BUC NOTICE [d ) 1 5. <' ht'<'ks. n•<.;lil u ti o n ;1/tl ·osts: M a ry Sm il h, Mason , Sj)(HI. $~l nnd cost ~: l lad lt•lllul lon. Hull:md. spr:wl. $~ 1 a nd costs: William MParlmvs. Carmi! , faih~ to displ ay licen.'<' platrs, $10 and costs; Belly Conkrig ht . i\ krun, Spr:'<'d, $~1 and msts; L-1Wll.'nce '{caugcr. Clwshirf', unsa fPwhicil•. $15aml costs; F ranklin Shoc•m akcr. Ga ll ipolis, SJX«I, :UI n ncl costs: J<X'Sh avorin sk y, M lcld iP· port, fail\\l lu st op for·stop slgn, $10 and t•osts; Clay ton Miller . Rtnls 1 I v ille, spr:u l. $24 and costs. Fmieiting bonds were M ary Hawk, Reedsv ille. Richar d Beight , E. Paitos tinP. Ohio. Jam es Polisto, Stockport. and M ichael A llen, Parkersbu rg, speed, $36.50 each; Brian Johnson, Middleport , expired driver s license, $66.50: Robert Post, G louster , and Robert L aw son, Rt'<'dsvillr, speed. $46.50 each; Dona ld Spurlock, Tuppers Plains. no motorcyck' endorsem ent , $68 .55. II Ask Emergency runs ltacinr al :l: fl:ip.m . look Chad Wolf<' fr om Coun ty 11oad :!8 to Vetpra ns M<'morlal; T uppen; Plains a t 4: 47 Seven calls wer e answer·ed by p.m . took Amy Connolly from local units ·Thursday, the Meig~ County Emergency M edical Scr· Easter n High School to O'Bieness vice report s. - Hospit al InA I hens: Sy racust•a t 7: 30 p.m . look Charles Lre from Cherry At 3: 14a.m .. the Midd leport Unit St .. to llolwr Medica l Crnlr r and at went to Leading Creek Road whcll' . Dan Tay lor was t reated for lnju r lrs 'Ill: 2:1 p.m., Racine took E ffie Norman from T hird St. to Vc tcr·ans received in a m otorcycle accident M~m o ria l . but did not require t r anspot1 atlon; at1 : 25p.m ., the Pom eroy Unit took s t•l WUilam Rtghthouse fi·om ' T he H<~l'i n l' Vll lagc rPslcl<•nt s ar c . Farmers Bank to Veterans M cm orreminded tha t t h<• village truck w ill ·lal Hospital; Pom eroy at 2: 53 p.m . txo picking up t rash that rPsldent s took Hennan Warner from Wolf haw at the CUI'b on today and pen Road to Veter ans Memo rl~ l ; Sa tu rd ay In conjunction w ith the Trasb pi('kup I Area death Clyde F. Hovatter Clyde F . Hovatter, 78. 1776 Drew Ave., Columbus, fo rmer Mlddii.'P9rt resident , died at his home Wednesday night. Mr. Hovatter was a m em ber of the Bethel United P r esbyter ian · Church, Columbus, N ational Rtne AssOciation and N ational Audbon sOciety. lie Is suJVIved by his wife, · 1 '3eanette Hovatter ; fou r daugh,lers, Betty Hughes and Gloria Ham pton. of. Columbus; Allee Spellman, Marshfield, Mass. , and Karen ' Unger, Dublin, Ohio: five sons, Ronald Hovatter, Columbus; William Hovatter, Lancaster; Clyde • Hovatter, Cuyahoga F alls ; Gary •Hovatter, Clrclevllle and Richard ' Hovatt ••r, M lddlepot1; ,Jfj grand· ch ildren and 13 great gra ndchild· r en: two brothers, Wil liam H ova t· tcr . Flor ida , and Cecil Hovatter. Cla rksburg, W . V a. M emorial servic'l's w UI be held at noon Suturd ity at the Bethel United Prestwter·ian . Church, 1735· Bethel Road. Colum b us, wit h the Rev. Ha r vey Jenki ns officiating. The fa m ily w ill receive rrtends at the c hu rch from ll a. m . un.HI tlme or services. Gravesideserv lceswill be held At 3. p .m . Saturday at Riverv iew Cem etery, Mlddlepor't. In lieu of nower s the family asks tha t donations be ;rtake lo Hospice of Columbus, 181 Wa•hlngton B lvd. Schoedlnger Northwest Chapel, 1740 Zollinger Road , Columbus, Is in charge of arrangements. ., second annua l Clean Up Ohio Day on Sa turday, Apr ll 30. R es ident s a re ask ed to participate in clean up day by cleaning up arou nd their property . Soup supper loday F t'lends of Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Tcaimtl, Rac ine, will stage a public soup supper beglnnln!l at 4 p.m. today at the Am erican Legion Hom e ln Racine for the benefit of Cindy G r afton Wheat w ho must have a l iver transplant. Cindy 's . m other Is the form er Hildred (cq ) Teaford of M~l!(s County and Mr. · and M rs. Teaford are an uncle and aunt of M s. Whea t. A variety of soups. desserts and bever ages will be available at the soup supper. Drive carefully! M eigs County Sheriff James J . Proffi tt u1-ges all motorists to drive . with caution Saturday, April 30, as m any persons will be working along the highways and streets participating In the second.annual Clean Up Ohio Day. The sherlH departmkent reports that shortly before midnight Thursday an ,}Jnknown subject pulled sever al mailboxes and newspaper tubes along SR 124in Minersville. A speed limit stgn was atso'damaged. Velerans Memorial A dmltted··Patrlcl a Cleland, L angsville; Herman Warnet, P omeroy; Etfle Norman, Racine. Plscharged ..Shane Ingels, Barbara Florence, Franklin Wells. · ; Public Notice , IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT. PROBATE DlvtSION, MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO JOSEPHINE OSBORNE. ADMX.: WILBUR WARNER ESTATE, Writ e vour own ad and order bv mail with this 1 1 coupon . Canc e l your ad by phon e when you ~et results. Money not refund able . I Name _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,I 1 I 1 Address 1 1I Phone ___________________ I I . 1I P nnt one word in each sp ace b e low . Each in· I t1l ra1or group of figures I counts a s a word . Count I name .and address or 1 phone number if used. Worrd~ 1 rlYou'YOU ll get better ,.·esults ---f--f--'-1-.;_t--i descr ibe fully, I qive pri ce. The Sen ti nel I reserv es the right to I classify , ed it or re ject 1any ad. Your ad will be--+-+-+....:;-+--! 1cla put in the proper :_:~1._-~~~~~~~~ it. you ' ll I checsslficanon k the proper box These cash rates J --+-+-,+---+--1 I be tow . I I ) Wanted I J For Sate 1 rA F nnouncement or Rent I J I I I II 1 1 I I I I I I I I II 1 '" 19, 1. ·1t . J. n I 5. I ~ I ., I !/ . 10. I •. II .nc lude discount I n 1• 15 . 16 . H. " · 9. 18. 10 . 11 . n. t3. r•. ts. r6. · •DOZER •BACKHOE •SEPTIC SYSTEIIS •LIMESTONE •WATER. GAS and SEWER LINES PONDS REC"IIATION WORK ·•LAND CLEARING. CONCRETE WORK • ' '1.9. l O. Jr. n 33 H. Jl . Mail This Coupon with Remittance The Dallv sentinel 1 T1 Court. st. · Pomerov. Oh. 45769 I I 1 I I I 1 I I II I I 1 1 I I I I I 1 1 1 I I I Plaintiff, -va- RUBY DUNN, ot al., o.fendonu CASE NO. 2398P - Nonce BY PUBUCATION TO THE DEFENDANTS T·Hf UNKNOWN HEIRS, DEVISEiS LEGATEES EXE CUTORS. AD MINISTRATORS. OR ASS IGNS If ANY. Of THE ESTATES o r W LBUR WARNER deceased OF JOHN WARNE R. dP.cease d O F MARY OHLIN GER WAHNER. r1eceasen OF CHA· ALE S WA RNER. rleceascd. OF GE ORGE WAR NER. decna sed anrt Of EMILY WARN ER CON GAOVE . dece asen Th-9 Ob1ect of lhP Compla1nt IS to c1e termrne Th e unknown hP. 1r s at law and nexT ol krn ot Wrl bur Wa1 ner c1 t•ceaserl and the deman n ts Thar the unknown he11 s ar law .:rnd ne)(! at ktn o f Jo hn Warner deceased and of Mnry Ohtrn ~ e r Warnm. deceased . the palw nal w andpar ents o f Wr lbur Warr}.m of Cha rles Warner cteceaserl. the father o f W rfbur Warner of George Warner. deceasett the undo o f Wrlbur Warner. o f Emrly Warner Congrove de· ceased . the srster of W rlbu r Warner. and of Wr lbur Warner dec eased . I herr P.)(ecutors. ild ~ mrn•slra tors and ass1gns . 1f any establish whaTever rnteres t They may have rn The esTate oi W riOur Wa rne r or be forever barred from •nher ltrn~ through or from assertr n~ an tn teres t 1n the estate o t Wrtbu r Wa rntlr. and tor suc h Other refref as The ·Court may deteim1ne You are reQurred To answer the Co mpl am t wrthlfl rvvr..mty erght days alter the fast publrcatlbn o l lhr s notrce. 'Nhtch writ be publ1shed once each week tor srx successrve weeks . and the last pu blrcatron ~· II be made on for 1 AI. H. L. Writesel ROOFING All typeS oi roOf Won,~ ar 11pair, gutters and · downspouts, prtter cleaninc and paintiJII, stonn doors and windows. All Work Guiranltld "Fret Estimates" PHONE Jill CLIFFORD 992 7201 RADIATOR .SERVICE .c:8n ,..,air end , . cOni ildiltorl and hN: We ter the Compl.l•nt · Carolyn G Tho mas 1 Clerk of Court I of Commo n Pleas. I Pro bate D1v1S10n. M erg s Cou nty, Ofuo (4) 22 . 29. 151 6. I 3. 20. 27, I ~---------------------~- 6tc COflll, We aH'l 8110 acid boil and rod out 18· diJJtons. Wa also repair GaaTarics. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 949-2263 992-279) 10 "' S3()00 VIRGIL B . SR . 21o r . 2nd St A TON PH. 992-2280 2-23-trc SHOE REPAIR 113 W. 2nd St. Pomeroy, OH . Open 9:00 to 5 :00 Mon. - Sat . Closed CXlMPlETE RADIATOR SERVICE From he Smallest Heater Core to the· ~r11st Radia· · tor. Radiator Speciaist NATHAN BIGGS 35 Yrs. Experience SMITH NELSON . MOTORS, Inc. Pomeroy, Oh . Ph. 992-2!74 Middltrport, Ohio l ·IJ·IIC OHIO VALLEY ROOFING AND HOME MAINTENANCE 'Roofina of oil typos Residential & Commertial 'Remodelin& •storm Windows & Doors FREE ESTIMATES 20 Yms Elperience TOM HOSKINS Ph. 742-2834 or 949-2160 1 Chesler, Ohio Ph. 985-4269 Dewavne Williams & Sconie Smith ' 4-~2-1 mo p11 t....,.----.,. . .---...,..--"'j YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Acidon. and ..modollng - Roofing and gutter wort.: ~IM:IIM 'NOric .......,...... - Plumbing and (Free -=•timat•s) V. C. YOUNG Ill Pomeroy, Ohio 11·26 -rir NEW LISTING - Very private 18 acres in Lebanoo Township. 14x70 Holly Park with lull length co....,red patio. Standby powe1 unit and large storage building. In deer country. $38,500 . NEW USIING - q room home w1lh view nl-i,\ ~ •o Ri"'r. An utilities l 1n upper Pomeroy. $1 0.000. • c:lv"'' J"'' NEW LISTING' - 6 ievel acres al Dorcas on Rt 124 wrth all utilities and sept~ lank lor your tr ailer. NEW LISTING - 2 bedroom mobole home. Drnrng, lronf JX!rch, carJXlrt and 21ols on l!t; 124 rn Syracuse lor $23,50(); POMEROY · #l Very nice modern, e"'ryth; mg you'd want home. ' #2 Two older homes loi $10.500.00 each. ; #3 Oder home and 2 ~ Is lo• $8.500. l MIDDLEPORT #I Swrm pool: 8 room home wrth 2 ~Is. #2 River lronl. 8 room nrce older home. • P.G.A. Rom Ping SALE 20% OFF JOHN TEAFORD Chester, Oh . ~ rs t mo SUPERIOR VINYL Sl DING CLELAND REALTY 'Sidine 'Roofin& 'Gutter & Down Spouts 'Remodeling 608 E. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO PH. 992-2259 20 Years Open Mon. thru Sat. , Evenings ,by Appointment. Henry E. Cleland, Jr. , GRI ......... ....... .. .. 992-6191 Dottie Turner .. .. .................................. 992-5692 Jean Trussell ....................................... 949-2660 Jo Hill .......................... .. ...... ............ .. 985-3335 II ROUSH CONSTRUCTION ::~o::,r"e:. - Extensive •Insurance Work •Custom Pole Bldgs. & Garages •Roofing Work -Aluminum & Vinyl Sidines 1S Yean EJCperienc• GREG ROUSH PH . 992- 7583 or 992-2282 , 1111 11 PAINTING INC . ALL LENGTJiS IN STOCK 8 FT . .. ....... ...... ... ... .... ..... .. ........... '9.95 10FT....................... .. ... ,........... '12.20 12 FT..... .......... ..... ..... ............. .. '1 4.45 14FT..... ......... .. .... .. .. .. .. .... .. .... .. '16.70 16FT....... ... ...... ..... .................. . '18.90 18FT........................ ................ '20.90 20FT. .. .............. ....................... ' 22.95 ADDIT10NAL5% DISCOUNT IN APRIL - CASH & CAR~Y .. , • ' •• 340 ACRES - Will sell one tor $2.50000 or all lor $300.00 t • Good modern bed~ • RACINE room -home and ~ rge level lot; Only $14,500. . , • as a team and entov sell efJ ploymefl( 1 • ( LIST TO SEL~ BUYFOil FIXIN' AT 992-3176. \ 4 Headquattcts SALES & SERVICE U.S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Industrial. Commercial. Residential, Interior and., Exterior. Painting Sandblaoting Waterblasting Parking lot Stripping Spray Painting Tekture Coatings Frrl~ lnsunrd- FIIt fstiimates CALl 614·949-2686 Authorized John Deer, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service I 3 lie MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ~ -· floor Wil do baby si"ing 3-11ft POMEROY LANDMARK 446-1988. 22 Money t o Loan Professional lamps. metal lawn ,..,, 011. ALL CAJtPET INSTALLED .WITH PAD STARTING AT ~ 1295 P'ER YARD INSTALLED EN CARPET STARTING AT $8.99 RUBBER CASH & CARRY $4,99 .' QOSEOUTON 9 Ft. Grail Carpet Rea. *5.99 NOW 99 OP£N 9 ID 5 liON. lhru SAT. All 11PII of Aolo Rtpelr, Brokn, T..,.Upo, otc. SPECIAL TWSII$$1011 FILT£R AND FLUID CHANGE ONLY 131.95 1. 14.nc "CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE" KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •W11her1 •Diahweehere Ranu•• •Refrlgereton •Dryerl •fr..zer• PARTS ond 8ER.VICE H -11c FOR' ALL YOUR YARD & PROPERTY CHAIN LINK FENCING NEEDS :\ ..c.:\ . ~ · c0,u'S··· " FINONO PIOVIOIS PIIIVACY PLUS i'IIOTICTION 11011 CHILOIIN • PITS" CARDINAL CONSTRUCTION PH. 882-2276 11s-t mo. n my ho me anytim e, fen ced in ba ck yard & referen c es availab1e. Call 614 · 388 - 9755 . 2 Full 1ime LPN position. Call 446-714B . Yard Sale 1 9 30 Chestn u t St .1 Gallipolis . Saturday & Monday, 9 to 6 . In Memoriam The grief is still within our hearts . And we thin It of you every SIX o penings t o r 66 yeAn or older appl icant s t o w ork lor Seni o r Per so n Al Ser\l ico , So uthwestern Co mmunity Ac ti on . Must b e • West Virg inia re sid ent and me et Garage u1e April 29th and 30th. 9 to 4 . First hou se on Announcements left on leading Creek Road. Middlepon . SWEEPER and sewing ma · chine repair, parts , and supplies . Pick up and delivery , Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one h111H mile· up Georges Creek Rd. Calf Yard Safe. May 2 & 3 . First St . past Pomeroy Elemen- OMB po 118rty l ev el s. $3 .3 6 per hour . 3 0 hour s pl'lr w ee lt Apply : Pt. Plea sn nt Job Sev ice . 2 2 5 6th . St . Pt Pleasant tary . Rain or shine. 810 S Se con d St ., Middleport. April 30- May 7 . Bed din g, linen s . c l o thing . dithes. silver st o ne. je welry , 446 -0294 . Tiny Teck Dey Care . Pre · school. B36 S. 3rd . St. Middleport. For more info . c all between 9 a.m . and 3 p.m. 814 -992-3824 . BANOS . apply at A r1c h or , 3 20 Main S t . Pt . Pleasa nt , Avon. applianc es. stand s, something for everyone . 304 -675-97 59. 6 family yard ule . Betty 's Carryou1 . All size s new & used cl othing. Sat ., S t m ., 12 o.m .- 1304 -676· 7617 . TWO family yard sale . 1 mile out Jericho Rd. Pt. Pleasan t . Clothing and misc. riday 9 -3. Watch for signs. If W ould lilt e t o d o baby sitting in my ho me . R11cine area. Anv age . 614 -9 49 -277 9 Will ba bysi t i n y our hom e or . 6 14 m i ne_. Retorencos _ I-:=:::::======== 1I 949 26 3 9 13 nsuranca 1- - - - - - - - - - rain -canceled. SANDY AND BEAV ER In- YARD ule, Monday 8. Tues· dey, 2nd . &r 3rd. 810 M ai n suran ce Co . has oflerod 1 erv ice1 f or tir e in suran ce coverage in GaUia County tor almoat e century. farm . St . 9 -3 . Childranl clothes By Episco pal Church . home and person al property male . Calf 446 · 6664. YARD sele . 412 Lewi s St . Pt . Plea sa nt. Tuesdey S. Wedneaday, May 3 & 4 . 8 -7 . coverages ar e availabte t o me et ind lvidual needs. Con tac t Rey Wademey er, agent . Phone 388-8249 . 4 puppies pan German Shephard . Call 446 -2262 . :;:=:::;:::;:;=;;::;=== 1- - - - - - - - - - 1h:e 34 -29 . C1tl Mon or Toes aher 6. 8t4 ·388 -8769 . 1 Are y ou to muc lhnsu toryour hosp111yin pital g-health ran c e . c a II C a rr o II Publ l·c Sale . & Auc I 10n 8 Sno wdon , Auction every Tuesday night, Krodel Park Club House~ Pt. Pleasant WY. Auct , Lonnie Nul. Call 6t4 -367-7t01 . 18 Wanted to Do General Hauling and Trash remove I S en1i ~a . Relit~ bfe and dependa ble. Call 4463169 be1ween 9 and 5. or s mall. Reliable and depen For etli'nata c all 5135 . dabl e, GOOD hou11 or outside cat . 304 · 875 -2295 or 675 1304. Lemley Drilling . Water wells. shallow glll. and core 448 -3169 botwoon 9 and 5. Complete Auctioneer Ser· vice . Alto do appra isals . Ucansed & bonded to sell. Households. farm furnish · lngs Real estete. Over 25 years tkperience In buying & salllng new, used & antique a. lum~ure . 614 - ~92 · 6$70 . LOST· " Buddy ", medium oochehund, Chondlor Doiwo 9 .Wanted To Buy e. 28th &treat . R•ward - - - - -- - - - offorod . 304 -57& -4117 . NIGHT CRAWLERS & -,eo 875-4180. WORMS highest prrcto ~kl Lake Jeckaon Bate & Tocklo . Oak Hill. Coli 814· 7 Yard Sale 582·7446 . Rt . 180 Evergreen . Lawn mowen, air conditioner, clothing. vorlety ot everything_. 5 Family, April30 , Mty 2,3. 701 Cherry, VInton, Oh . Clothing, Bolen tnctor equipment. lawn trlc,or. rtrriac. ltem1. Modern homo. 11 rm . &. 2 b a th , on 2 acre l ot , Rt , 3 26 , 5 m i. S . o f Rio GrAnde. Calf 614 -379 -268 3 l ovo fv . 6 rooms. D oub le {lfltngo , beautifully lands· c npecl ~~ron lo t At o p R osa Hill , Po m . 4 0 's . 6 14-985 - $24,500 . 304-7 52 ·B4 8 8 8 roo m hou se. 2 lots, double gttr &QH, good locat io n 680 S. Secon d, Middteport . C811 61 4·992 -2602. 6 roo n1 & ba1h , la rgo garden , 1 OOx 1 00 lot . S pace h eat ers . 6 14 -992 -52 4 2 . land con tract TWO plus Ac res, 3 b ed room bric k & alu minum ra nc h h o u se . separ ate dining room. lamify roo m with f irepl ace, 2 baths , large dock. Al so inetude s old f a r m hou se , ! m o k e h o use w i 1h ·ceff l\ r. Call 304 -776 8 616 w eekd ays. or 304 . 4 5 8 - 1092 on w eeke n d s, or 3 04-6 7 5 -1838 anyt im e . Sm all house. eight ac res , outbuil ding s, mineral right1. ronsonablu. 304-895 - 3819. st•lng , l• · welry, rlnga, old coins & currency. Ed Burkett Barber Gold. silver. drilling. Call 6 14 · 388 - 8643 , Vinton, Oh . Gardens plowed & ti lled, Gallipoli s area only . Call 446 ·2300. Need anything hauled . Call 448 ·4861 . Wantedtob'-'Y· N.w,uHd& , for Sale CLE AN US ED MOBILE HOM ES KESSEL'S QUAL · tTY MOBILE HOME SALE.S. 4 MI. WES T, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHON E 446 -7274 . 14.11. 70 Bayv iew total ele Ct ric , 3 bdr., $7 ,400. 12x60 Liber t y go od cond., $ 3 ,9QO . Call 446 -017 5. • 2 lots & 111 , mobile home 12.w: 60. 2 bedroom, with rural w at ar , gas heat . Hu s om e furniture , price $ 12 . 500 Or41ots& mobile S1 4,800 . CBII 446 ·1240. 12x~O in good shape , m &ke otter . Call 446 · 0~78 . Mowers. c hain saws re paired , lawn & garden tree· tort are spec iality. Nelaon &r Sono. Coli 814-2&8 ·1643 loc:ated '12 mi . South of RoUer Dem at Eweka . Creek . S mall down p. y . ment, assumabe loan , S182' per. mo. Call 814-266 1448 eve 'a. ln her On rented lot in Bi dwell "14x66 all electri c . Calf 6"4 · Mother will babysit on Edgemont Or., Galllpol,ls . By week or day . Call 44~ - 7354 . home Shop. Middleport . 992 ·· WILL mow ·la\M"Ii in Pt . 3478 . Pteooaht . 304-675 -3244 . antique furniture: Will buy 1 pi.C• or complete houM· holdo. can Oobv A . Martin ,814 ·892-8370. 32 M o bile Homes TRI - STAT E MOBILE HOM ES . USE D· CARS , TRU CKS. GALLIPDLt$ . C HEC K OUR PRICES . ' CA LL 446 -75 72 . Lawn Mowing no yard to big Heavu duty fulltite coil bed Ytrd Solo Mov 2,3.4. Old Call 614 -992 -6941 . 446 ~ 4 290 f-----~---- springs for 111e. 614 -992 - 871-824t or 875 -5702 . po ssib le w oodburner, c lo se to sc hoo ls and s h ~ pping . Everything . Free kittens . Call448 -4999 . PART Garman Shepherd , part Pointer puppies, 304· newly rem o · after 5 p .m . THRE E miles up Route 35 above Hender son . Furni · ture. househ old it em s. 2 pickup trucks, pa int sprayer , sanders, misc . tools. Beg in ing Monday May 2nd. 8 :00 A"iY PERSON who has anything to give aw a y and doet not offer or at1empt to offer any oth8r thing for ule may pla ce an ad in this column . There will be no c ha rge to the 8dvertiser . Middl t~ p o r l , one third ac re Jo t RAduced 1 Giveaway In deled home with fireplace . 10 I havf! r oo m , bo ard on d ca re sol\, Fridfty & Slllturday, lot s · lo r th e elderly 614 -992 of nice cl othe s t or children . _6_ 0_2_2_.- - -- - - - Tribble Road , Mason County . Live b8nds , cl og ging , square danc ing, Friday 8t Saturday nights . Men ' s large shirts & pant1 .w Ho usu rn Syra cuse, Oh 3 be ct ro oms. with ca r po rt o n Situations Wante d GARAGE sale. 22 2 1 Jetter - 614 · 814-245 -6815. P.ERMAN ENT h_air removl l P·r o f eui onllll. E le c tr o.l~ · ~ Clin ic . A .M .A . appr9v Dr . r of orrals. Mondav., nes da y , Friday, by a~) 1"'"' ~e nt . 3.0 , -676 -.6668 . • 4257 Mon . 614-992-2969 . Cherokee, N.C . May 20. $65 . per person for trans portation & mot&l . Reserva tions taken until May 6 3 '.m.lo puppies part Blue 6 14-74 2-295 1. 1223 . ren and Great · Wife. Children . Grandchild · Grandchildren. healer & part Germ•n She pherd , 8 weeks old. Call PIANO TUNIN G -LAN E DA NI ELS . ' Re liab l e servic e since 1965 . A ssociate ot Brunic ord i Mu sic Co . Phone 4 bd r ., 2 full baths, tin ishod basem ent. 2 cor garl!lrg e App ointment only . 203 Ki ne on Dr ., Ga llipotis . 446 - day . Loved &r sadly mi saed by 4 poo ls Call 44 6 -489 6 afte t s ,oo PM . B y ow ner. 3 bedroo m ho me in Ri o G rand e. Oh . Call 614 , 2 4 6 -52 74 or 614 2 4 5 -9617 tor oppoln1ment R euomtb l v priced . 29 . 1982 . Gone but not forgotten . 814 -992 - 5007 or 992 -3377 . 446 ·4372. 3·1 l.:lo.mes for .Sale In IO\/ing m emo ry of James F. Sears who passed awav one vear ego on April 3 di scounts to senior c itizen• · churches· sc h oo ls. Call Bill War d Ward ' s Ke yb o ard . Will o p en & c fottn swimming Inquire at Best We st e rn Motel in person . Bet wee n 9 & 3 , weekdays . ----'---- 814-992·2181 211 w. - PIANO TUNING &5 off pluo Call44~· 2267 . Gorbilo. Coli 448 -77114 . AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION CO. Help Wanted Womena Church of Christ, · 2018 % rear Eastern Ave., Reliabl e woma1 to care f or Rawlings Coats - Blower Gallipolis. 10- ? efd&r1y lady. Funeral dirtK:tOrf, -mtighb~;Jr8- l -----~~~::--=-:-: · · It ·triendl tor food. flowers Ye"rd Sale April 29 , 30 . 662 · Need· mo re take hOme PAY7 and cards . Thank you all. Fourth Ave .. G aUipolis . Sell AVON . Call 446-3358 . G .V. Rupe 8t Daughters Ann Clothes, dishe s , sheets, & family & Rose Reynolds . misc. Small dog pan Beagle . fa · For all your wiring needs ; furnace• re - · pair service and Installation . Residential & Commercial Call 742-3196 d-19-2 mo d 11 Sola Fri 29th. now su_mmo• clothes cheap, other otoms . COUNTRY Lann , Rt . 82 & f--- --------+-- - - - ------j GHEEN'S ALUMINUM ROO'FING BOGGS 3 4?molld : 2 oldei h o me~ Hou~ing Experience In Home Area FREE ESTIMATES Call 843-5425 54 Misc. Merchandise • • per acre. --.-· · .. EUGENE LONG BURLINGHAM -3 jiC res a n~ a 2 bedroom trailer. L1nd. Only RUTlAND , with large klts younl people) •arand Names : Squars Two MocGre1or 1 Wilson i' Dun lop Card of Thanks Bingo trip from Pomeroy to Phone $7.500. :w~:~;'centor - ~) ·~~~~~ 5R:t!~~ned to·~ - 1!~ ~< , meec 3. 9 to 4 . 713 Pine St ., Rio chairs. glassware. dishes. jewelry, pans, w<Jmen' s clo· thing & manv misc. items Yard Sale 29lh-3olh , 1v, mi. off Rl. 21B on KrinarRd . G d t t uns. too11 . gar on rae or, clothe s all sizes , misc . item s. We thank all those w~ shared our grief at tho daath ot sara Reynolds Rupo. R 0 t i ood E loman 10 r v Teachers A11n . Loyal All Makes and llodtls Antenna Installation House Calls and Shop Service AYiilablt 992-6215 or 992-7314 THE KOUNTRY KLUB 4-21J -l mo pd . Real Estate General ].(614) -992 -3325 s had u n wa_nted pounds. $69 Inventory Investment req-uired. No exparince needed . Lo c 81 Sll per· vi sor h ains y o u . Call C&l Bookk eeping Ta x, R et urn! & booltlteeping for Indiv idu al s & bu sin esses . Short forms S5 .00 Lo ng forms $20 .00 and u p Ca ro l Neal 446 -38 6 2 Grande. Ster o, 2 rockers . bunk beds. r . lawn mower . REALIOR SALEM CENTER .C.: Ne,_: Mav 27. 1983 ranch, 3 bed room ho1Tlli•rt~ . In case ol your larlure to 1 answer o r Otherwtse respo(1 d ' . 4.8 acres. as perm ru ed by the Oh•o Rules fAMILY ENTERP111SE .:._ W~ of CIVrf Pr oced111 re w rthrn the hme stated. rudg mem bv defa ult w t!l be rendered ' aga1nst you for the relief Pe manded rn "" 3 Family Ya rd Sale, May 2 & APPLIANCE · SERVICE U~- ! mo • 3-7-tlc -__.;__ _;._..:._____,j~;.....;__..,.-~~----t.;_-:--:"'""....___;_ __ EAFOR'D . Pay Cash for 1 I !I Classlfleds and II 1I Savel_! I II ' Happenings around Meigs County AND BONDED & lllOJII( GUARMIUD STRIP COAL 22 . 29 151 6 . dt c 1 I I CONTRACTING MINE RUN Real Estate General ' I Judge O'Brien ends 22 court cases 1r----------------------Curb Inflation I Fourteen dc rPnda nt s wPrr nn,'(J · and eight other s foriPIIcd bonds in Meigs County CoUl1 Wednesday . Fined by Judge Patrick O'Br ien were Susan Zirkle, Pomeroy . speed, $:al and cost s; Nelia Sf'yler . Pomeroy, speed , $24 and cost <; Harold Evans, Long Bottom. over · load, $415 and cost s; Hober1 Henshaw, Bexley, speed. $21 and costs; Btu Whaley , A thens, follow lng too close. $10 and cos ts; Benny Wolfe. Rutland , passing bacl S&W TV ;=========~-;:========~~r~~~~~~~~;t==~~~~~==l1 been revrsela comply wrt h the cu rrn l law and rules and rs ava ilable lo r publrc rev1ew a1 the Orv1 sron 's Drstrrct Ofi 1Ce 1n Athens_ O hro and aT The Orvrston·s Columbus olf tce Airy Wfltte n comments or requests for rnformat con feren ces sho uld be sent to the Dtv~ s ton o f Recla matton. Faun Jam SQuare. Burldrng 8 -3. Col umbu ~ Oh to 4322 4 Dark Oramond Coal Cor pora tion. No 3 County Lanf!. Roure lh A No I Shade Ohto 4 5776 has Mergs Coun ry Proba te Court. been 1ssued coal mmrng perm1 1 Case No 24 06 7 Frank W 00 11 1 to conduct coa lmmrng Ror lcr_ Jr Rou tFt 3. Box 36A. opera rrons rn M etgs Cou nty. Rnr:rnfl Ohro 45 77 I was Sal rsbury Townshrp. Sectron 8. <'~PP O in t e d Executor o f the on t he propenres ot Kathryn · ~s rar P ot Herhert F Moore. W h 1te. Sta n ley Hun t and deceased. laTe ol 30 1 Wng ht James Hil l The permr t area tS Street Porn erov. O h 10 4 5 769 located on the Pomeroy and Ro be11 E Buck Chester 7 5 m1nute U S G S r roba re Judqe / Cierk Ouadrangle and encom passes 14) 1~ . 22 . 29 3rc 32 3 acres The coal m mrng permrl has tlll' sdpctions to hf! presentt.-d hy the band are ArnPricau St>irll Overture, Calypso HoUday, The Sound of M'"k and Village Cham1. The group 1•idun•d frnm tht• left Includes Jay Buskirk, Paul llallr·.v . •Jeff Arnold and •: rtn Anderson. J&f Call: Public Notice ea si ly Services Or Public Notice bonus . Work fro m home full -part time. New weight loss pr og rem helps people 23 Free Estimates Work Guaranteed Ph . 742-2328 •• ,,.. """'" ft 1 r o, ..,f qu opm en r 4 /Wontodto~•"' ·~ /"11 olll •..,;•nm.,• 11 a ...... R. ,. . .. II C om p .,,. (~u'"'"""' .... .. . """"',.'" ' .. ,., .,, ~ 16 · • ~1<> POo ua 59 l oo So'*"' , ,.., l ~ l oo. I.A c. oo'l" ................. . .. _ - ... '"' . ~ I ...... coli~""""' " " ~· 1./rr•-••1"'" '"'d' '"'so<. l l .,,,., ., • wo a ""'""'cvc;lu Eam $700 -81500 morohly 6554 in Oh io . BEST & LAST. BID . LISHING CO . recommend• that you do business with pe o~e y ou know, and NOT to send m oney through fie mail until you have i nve•tl · gated the offering. State, Atluls, Ohio. 1·614· 59 2-305 1, or 1·800 -341 · Roofing & Siding ' I NOTICE ! THE OHIO VALLEY PUB · HOME LOAN S 12% fiK ed rate . Lead er Mortg age, 77 E. • PHONE 992-2156 111 St.: . Pomeroy. Ohio . Business Opportunity c ommission s & multilevel you want,lhen ca II us. We'll be your 11 We pay ca sh f or late m odel cle an uaed cars . Frenchtown Car Cp . Bill Gene J o hn son FREE EXTIMATES L'AST BI 0 / 1 .... ~ .l ots ... ~J 15 Aooi i "•"" W.n!M 0 I H.,..,. , l uo ltenl 0 } Obh•lo N ~.., ~• ' "" ll• n < • J ....... leo ,....,, Grm~• ~tc m 1 \/ ll.lt Mo~~ f on•pm •.., 21 Wanted To B'lY 446 ·0089 ' .- . 9 'file Or Wri1e Oaitly Sen1inel Classilled Dellf Cou rt 45769 . ' ~~ Yard sale was The Daily Sentinel (' 7 ·!Sears! Get all the estimates • ' ..., ,,, .. -. .... "' •"... , "' 11, _,,.,.. IP•"'"' ·'"'.,""' The ·B usiness senices I ' district • ~ - 1983 68 hurt in school bus wreck CLEVELAND (AP) - A woman · who rushed to a hospital emergency room lor her son after a school bus accident sen t 68 elementary school pupils to hOspitals blamed the accident on crosstown'busing. Malinda Harriet, wllo picked up her 10-year-otd son, Sherman,(~:" emergency room Thursday t· _ noon, said, " Tills woUldn't happen If It wasn't for busing. All they really · ever had to do Is leave the kids where they were." The accident happened at 2: 41 p.m. Thursday on rain-sUcked Interstate 90. Poltce said a car sweJVed Into the bus and the bus Hipped onto Its side. A rainstorm swept through Cleveland about the time of the aceldent and the National Weather Service rewrted 72 mph winds. Three pupils and the car driver were hospitallzed and many pupils were treated for minor injuries. " The seats came ott and the Windows busted, " said 10-year-old Chi\Jltel Wilcox. " It happened so fast. I thought It was a dream. I saw a girl! know and I grabbed her and held onto her. She said It wasn't a dream, and I just cried." The bus was carrying 68 children from Halle Elementary School on the West side towanl the east side, where they live. 'The crosstown busing Is part of a 4-y ear-old plan to d esegregate the 78,000-pupll ... Trailer & lot on Ra ccoon 388 · 9984. 1978 14• 70 Elco na mobil e home, 3 bdr ., 89.000. Ctt ll 446 · 32 43 after 6 . . ..,... -:;~NG~ho;;;;~:;;;;;;;;,:,J Moon , 2x60. TYPING at home, or • . ~1,~9:~7,~3~iNew dr_yer , di~hw••Mr . 1 ary ofiC4!11 till in. by ·expe: rienced •cretlry . Rauona · blo rate·a. 304 ·676-4631 . retrig ., AC , WB , 86 .000. uc. cond. · (iall 614·258·6572 . stove, , �\ Page-l D-The Daily Sentinel 32 • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio They'll Do It Every Time Mobile Homes for Sale 19 59 El Car 2 bdr, mostly VOC!O Ne ws IS NOT' SO f u rn 1shed , W£LCCW rC- ca r pete d . ap - p li an ces, go od co nd . $2 20 0 . Coli 61 4 -38 B 8549 . USE D M O BI LE 576 -2 711 HOME l ~EALLV F-EE~(1FtE.AT ro om . u n1 u rmshed 'h se re , w 1th c hem hnk f ence , cou nt y w at or. loc at ed 1n Ohio $16.500 Ca ll afte r 5 p m r! was he r & d•ver . ex tra n1ce. ca ll 304-675 -7 656 o r 67 5 2 685 - I :i 1 · 3 04 -576 -2 7 92 MOBILE home. 14x70. all el ect 1ro, a1r . 2 bedroom s G E WA S 11 "J-- o. 4 :a <: / .._ A)""' :•c.\ -<m/·;~ I G ' r r. me ' T1M L To WORF:'fl ~ 1 I:_: , , 'll ~- ' WH EN YOU THI"fl< YOUF<C l •. ' ff';jovKAY- · ! f ,t-. W e:, ~ -" ,(~ ~ ~~ , - 1 1 m ~ ·~ ;9 lib,' • 1 35 Lots .(I I ~6 - 6245 . ~.: v:~"'"'ii!/! ' ¥~ ~ ' ·- , C{;Zt'E";;·~AL, ' & Acreage 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 5 -20 Ac ros woods. over - UNFURNISHED trarler tor ront m Henderson . 200 per month Garbage, water& lot pard Ph o ne 304 - 675 2049 1 acre lOt 6 m1 from Holz:er 1- - -- - - - - - - ho sprtol Ju st off At 160 44 Apartment out Floyd -Clark Ad 700 ft Cpll 446 -0390 for Rent lookmg Oh1o Atver c1ty sc hools 44 6 35 54 or 1 5 13 - 4 2 3 B 9 28 . Owner / Age nt One lot 4 0 .~~:130 Call 675 4391 "'446 -4038 . 35 acres at Rodney o n W T Wat son Ad O~nor frnanc rn g avarlable C811446 8221 1 tt ftor 6 weekdays 1 4 acre lot in Brudbury goo d locatron , trurler hook up all utiht1es, sopt1c tonk. 61 4 -992 -2602, 36 Real Estate , Wanted . .. Houses for Rent Modern 3 bdr ranch , gar ago , carp et , Rodn ey area . Deposit & references re quired $285 permo Black burn Realty Call446 -0008 Seven room farmhouse near Gallipolis Garden , bUild · 1ngs, county road , rural water. $235 Coll614 -668 3730. 2 bedroo m ho use Lt1rge l1ving room , k1t chen & bath . Furnished Overlooking Ohio Arv er Adults only. Brown ' s Tnuler Park 614 992 -3324 . 2 bedroom , all new paint, so me carpelrng Oopo s1t re qmred 614 -992 -3090 . Sl)( room hou se . nero . At 62 So ut h Pt Pl easant Phone 304 - 67 5 - 7541 ev emngs. Mo bdo Hom os f or R e nt 1 bdr furn apt . 6 mo loose HH1Utred plu s $ 50 d ep , S175 per mo n o ch•ldren , no pets Ca ll44 6 3667after 5 3 bedroom modular locetod on Aivor lot 1n Cheshrro . C-A dtshwssher 2 baths Cnll614 -3 67 -0690 M obtl e IHl ll• fl turm shu d o n At 35 Wust , dep os rt re QUtred . Cn ll 446 42 29 . . M obil e tlom o unfurnr shed 1n Ch es h1m . ut•hh os pn ld Call 446 -422 9 ' . 2 bdr m obilo home fo r rent Coll446 -3105 . . Furnt shed & unfurnished , 2 bedrooms, Au cond berwt1 · ful river view in Konauga . Foster' s Tra1lor Park 0 1" 1uxo 2 bdr Windsor. drmng ro om . 1 v, baths. convement to cntron , At ' 7 No pets Call 614 -245 5818 . . 3 bedro om nail er v, mile off At 7 on Bulav1lle Addrson Rd . AddisOn Oh Nrce 1/2 acre lot, 8200 per mo Cell 614 -388 -9755 after 6PM Camper Trailer lott for tummer, secluded wooded aren Overlookmg Ohro nver. VIc Brown, Minen ville. Oh Cell 614 · 992 3324 . - - - - - - - - - lc 2 bedrooms in Racine 614 367 -0288 . ' mob1le 2 bedroom turnrshed home Adults only Pa1d utilities, deposit and referen ce& required No pets . 614 992 -3647 -- - - - - - Mobile homo m country . Adults preferred Reteren · \ c as required ' 614 -992 · , 2272 ' 198<\ MOBILE homo, 2 bedroom, 12"41;, e.~~:cellent c. o r~dlti'On , furn\s hed with 1 underpo nn i n g . 304 - 675 3869 or 6 { 6 -66B 5 . - First floor furinshed · apt. utllltifs pard . depoSit & lease requtred . Adults. no pets . Call at 631 Fourth Ave. Galhpo hs 1 bed room apartment tor rent Cal l 446 -0390 . Buyrng hou5es and apart me'nts Need properties wrth favorab le prrce and torms . Box 1109 Gallrpol1s. Oh 45631 . 41 2 bdr Regency Inc Ap art ments $200 per mo or 1f 1ncome IS 6 10 000 or less HUD ava1lable A -One Real Estates, Carol Yeager Real tor Call 304 -675 -5104 or 675 -77B6 . Small furmshed house in clt'jl , adults only Call 446 033B . Furn1shed 3 rm apartment Wit h prrvate bath at 845 Seco nd Ave , · Gallipolis . Ref prefered Calf 446 2215 Garage apt furnished , 1 bdr , $225, ut1htres pa1d, 29 % Neil Ave , Gallrpolrs . Call 446 4416 after 7PM . Furnished apt S200 utili ties pd adults. 607 2n~ . Ave . Gallrpohs Call 446 4416 after 7PM . Furnrshed effiency apt . m Rio Grande. ut1lrtres pa1d Call446 -0157 . Apt for rent Half double-2 bd room Apt Adults prs fened . No pets 614 992 2749 . 1 bed room Apt $196 mo~ includmg lttillties Equal housmg opportunrty Con ta ct Village Manor Apts. 614 992 -77B7 . 5 roo m upstarrs unfurnished Apt rn Mrddleport 8150 . month 614 -992 -5692 Apt and Hatler 1n Midd~ ­ port 614 -992 3590 1 & 2 bedroom opts 614 992 -5434 61 4 -992 · 591 4 or 304 -88 2 -2566 . 2 bedroom furnished apt Ill Mtddleport $175 plus lltlh ties Days 614 -992 -5545 . Evenings 614 949 2216 . Apartment!!. 5548 APARTMENTS . m o bile homes, houses Pt Pleasant and Gallrpohs 614 446 0 221 UNFURNISHED apartment t o r ·rent , 2 bedroom , $210 00 Call Automouve Supply , 8 - 6 304 -675 2 218. 675 -6763 . ONE bedroom apartments l or the elderly All ut11itiea pa1d Tenants pay 30 per cent of therr adJusted rn como '" thrs HUD subsrdrz:ed opartment bulldmg Twm Alv&r!l Tower , phone 304 676 -6679 Equal opportun tly housmg FURNISHED one bedroom npnrtmont m Pt Pleasant EMtra n1ce . adulta only , no pets. phon a 304 -675 - 1386 ONE bedroom apartment, 402 11. 24th St . Pt Plea sant, phone , 1 -614 992 5850 ONE bedroom apartment m Henderson. $150 per month . 304 -875 - 1972 . Unfurnished 3 bedroom cen tral air , water pa1d 8250 . month . 304 -676 -5294 45 Furnished Rooms For ron! Slooping Rooms and ligh1 house keeping rooms , Park Central Hotel. 446 0756 Coll - \ OFFICE spac e ava•lable W1ll remodel fof nght tennant Saddlebrook Inn, Pt Plea sant 304 -675 -6276 51 "'''~ Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St , Gallipolis 6 p1ece wood livmg room swte w1th 6 mch flat arms $399 , bunk beds complete wrth bunkies $199, 2 p1oce an tron lrvrngroom surtes e 199. antron rechnen $99 , other rechners $80 , maple drnette soh $179, love seats $70, hide - e - bed $250 , bOM springs 8t mattress twin or full $1 00 set regular -frrm $120, maple d1nette cha1rs $36. wash stands $34 , maple rOckers S69, 7 piece chrome dinet1e set $149, 6 p1ece drnet1e set 989, used bedroom su1tes, refirgera tors, ranges , chest. dressers, wnnger washers. TV s, dryeres , & shoes Call 445 3159 7~:ooxc ~on ° , I --:-:---~------ af1er 7PM . lllow Lnyboy dinano set, Furnllhad apt adufts No 304 67 4 3 Pats . - 5 -! 6 . Furnished apt. adults . No Pets , 304 -676 - 1453 . ~ BEDROOM ouite, one 3 pc. $800 , 2 pc, $600. large oak d1nn1ng table , 6 cha1rs, buffet & hutch , 82 ,000 . Phone 304 -67-5 -4671 _ ONE twin size bed with whitS Hollywood heed board. box spnngs & mat tress, 635 00 One attcondltloner. 11 , 500 BTU, window unit. used 4 years, 9100 00 Camp tent, sleeps 6 to 8, camp 11ove & lantern, S150 00 . One Kenmore sewmg machine w1th cabrnet & hassock . like new. 5200 00 Call 304 -675 6919 aftr r 4 p .m Water welt drilling rig . Call 614 -38B -B543 , well mirror, marble top living room tobloo HOO tor 111. Inquire ot Jackson Etl atu Apartments, Apt . B6B . Wi:fo.R 1HE 6 LI NDFOLD 1 •vu '"' 'y_~ PUI ON YOU R GOLD 6f.l Wl"fH 11, 6 UY!>. ~NO 1~1<-E SOM E ~f\01~ OF I KE I" [~~~:'' " ' ~, PEOPLE ~(\ S ILV E-R I~ T~ 'v/ IL~, M E-DA L! ~-r: ~"-p" '" ' pj KNOW _ ":~u •c• " HO'vi~RD Wlo-'5 \!~~ DID I TPoY~ L Eio-D IN' UNTIL If(~ \ ~ ;.~: C K IN fiE- 6RI'-~~ED,.. '-1>\E P>EEP6L_) BITE OF P1 1.1A .._ , r -, - \ ~F IER 113 HOUII"> ,.-- fY 'WI THOUT o:...-.. / , 4 _.. FOOD ! ./}\ ~ ~ ~ ; . D/ / I!"_ ' I -< •'::'-' , I ' ~~ ~ ;.;- '50 •u 0 1---, I -~ \-4C .r: ~ ~11...::. r - ) 54 :-1!(1/!Jl~~ •> Mise , Merchandise , .. 46 Space for Rent 10'x7' metal building, Uoed ono yeor $136 . Coli 614 992 -8366 . COUIIITRY MOBILE Homo Port<, ROUII 33. lllonh of Pomeroy. Large Iota. Call Bar with two stools 992 -7479 , u le-61 4· 992·&876 . . for ~1} f!,:-'' t ,////_/1"1/fK~ ~ (If'/ 1 ._ ~ Itt'~,::-:-+ " 'I('\ _ 1 Ohio . Motors Homes & Campers 1 Utility trailer. Call 614· 367 -7297. 56 Case Vac, wide front end woth 2 - 14 plows, utility 1railer. Call 614' 246· 6347. NEW & Used Harvestore Structures. Automated li· vestock feedtng -computer feeders Call collect 614· 686 · 2260 . John l. Betts. IIIEW Hollond 268 hay bolor, $1,600, Ford B41 tractor, $3,000. Srders Equipment, 304 -675 -7421. Henderson, wv. Home Improvements a l 'VE PR:0 6RAMMED I TH!IrrtiK I RfME- Mf'ER. HOW TO WOFU<. ONe OP THESE-. TH IN6AMA.J II35- ~ J M T O <JUM P OL)T T'ME WINDOW. - - VOLJ U5-E T~E KE Y B OARDS 5-fOP HIM. PAl NTING interior and aJCtarior, plumbing, roofing. 1ome remodeling. 20 yrs. exp. c .all 614·388-9862 , Marcum Roofing & Spout· ing . 30 years experience, specrallzing in built up roof. Coli 614-388-9B57. Autos for Sale 1977 Cornaro t2,300, Call 614-38B-961 1 after 4 , Concrete work, driveways, sidewalks. patios. Brick &: bklck etc . Free estimates. Call446 -4393 or 514-2661787 1977 Lincoln Town Car: 42,000 miles Excellant condttion $5.700 . John lyoos- 614-992-3483. ~MITH " . YE5-J THI N~ 1 1'1!15 CALLING MYSEL F THAT THE LA5T TIME WE MET! HRRI7 TO KEEP TR/101 OF ALL MY NAM:;;EG::_::··:__ · --{_l~CIIPe'Cj BUT. 1974 Chevrolet nation wagon . Fulty equipped , one owner. c&ean. Caii814 -992 6B62 HO ~ ..YOUR OUTFIT KEEPS IJNDERHTIMATI/16 TH~ COUNTI'!Y, 51\X~ •• OR "SMITH", OR YlffiiTEVBI C'N YOUR /fEll/? rlURT? _1 MEAN, SCU5 E ME, Fill?, BOT YOU'RE A KIIIC/i!Nf," Painting interior &t eJCtarior, wallpaper hanging. ln1urad, Free esw:imatet. 614-949 2686, YOOR NAME 15 , 01\ THIS COUIHRY WEAKNESSES OF AN 5()CIETY )'(_uS \'tliF IIANHS N/6111N ~H AT N!ITIONIIL CNIIR/ICTER ~y ESTIMATION. ~1\fiBUCI\S ' l 1'15li'H65E5 ARE Tlf~~ MA~E \'tlU A LM BEIN<:; lllllllf 71 ~HAT HAS 5/IE TD 1/0 ~ITH THIS?' OW=' AND ~- ASSIGNED Roofing. 1hingtea. spouting and alumrnum siding work Insured, Free Estimates 614-949-2686 . 1981 Buic.k Diesel. Take over payments or will take $6,000 614 -667 -6344 or 614-378 -6369 . Hi Pressure Cleaning. Alum rnum 11ding, mobrle homes, wood , brick, sandttone building and homes Also heavy equipment . Fully insured, Free estimetas. 814949 -2686, 1 979 Dodge Omni. 2 dr hatchback, 4 speed, good cond , no rust, 30 plus m ,p,g, $2,800. 614-9854251 , 1981 Buick Skylark, V-6 , auto, p 1. p .b , a c ., crutse, am· fm stereo, 85,000 614 · 992 -6082 RON'S Televisron Servrce Specializin{, in Zenith and Motoi- ola. Ouazar, and houie calls, Coli '576-2398 or 446-2464, • 1981 VW Rabbit, 3B,OOO, am-fm. air . cruise. 86600 . Also 1979 Olds Cudass Supreme. am-fm , err. cruise. $4600 . 614 -9923710 . . F & K Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call 675-1331. RINGLE'S SERVICE expe·rienced roofing : including .: hot tar aPplication, carpen 1971 Buick Skylerf< lllr, ter, eteCtricren. mason. Cell p .s., p b, auto 614 -949 - 304 - 675-20B8 or 6762336 . 4560 BO CAMAAD, AIR, AM-FM radio tape. new tires. excellent condition, 304-676419B Water Wells Commercial and Domettrc. Test holes Pumps Sales end Service. 304 -B96 · 3802 , 19BO Ford Fies1a , 27 ,000 mil es. still under warranty, 93700 304 -675-3634 Gat your carpet 1n ship shape Water removal, FREE ESTIMATES, FURNITURE CLEANING CAPTAIN STEAMER 614-446 -2107 1979 Olds Cutlass, V -6 auto, air, am -fm cassette, 4 new rad1als $6400 446 1387 . E & R Tree SOIVIC8, fully rnsured. frae aatimates Pl'tone 614-367-0636, call after 5 1981 VW Rabbit. 304 -675 6153 . 82 Plumbing Heating JIM'S PLUMBING 1!. HEATING . Fomerly Dewttt's Pl umb1ng Call 614 -367 0576 72 Ford PU truck , and 69 Pontiac LeMans, cusrom X, 2 dr . hardtop . Call 4461522 83 • Excavating ' '1979 Dodge 'A T Power DOZER WORK By Tod Wagon , good cond , , $3 , 600 Call 614 ; 379 - Hanna , ponds, ditches, 2617 . basements, etc Call 446 4907 Carter & Evans -Trensponation . 2% T International Cab over. long wheel base. cab & chassis. new paint , good Lonma Boggs Excavatmg cond, 82,700 Call 614- Dozer, backhoe , dump truck Work b-y hour or job. 379 -2617 . Call 446-7903 1974 Dodge truck. D- 100. %ton long . bed , 31 8eng1ne, 3 speed, AM radio , Reece hitch 8500 . Call446 -2089 , 84 & W.O, Electrical Refrigeration DEPENDABLE WASHER DRYER REPAIR Guaran teed work. Call anytime 614 - 256 -6620 or 614 266 -1207 1979 Chevy 4 WO, 6 cyl , 4 speed, mag wheels 8t lock outs. short bad, new paint . Call614-256-1484 . SEWING M11chme repairs , servtee Authorrzed Smger Sales & Service Sharpen Scrssors Fabric Shop, Pomeroy 992 -22B4. 79 FORO F260 , ' -whael dr~ve. power 1taering. power brakes, air condrtron ing, AM· FM , 4 speed, 14,800 .• 304·678 -1545 at t8f BOY- - - WH O EVIDEN TLY HA5 DELUSIONS OF BEING "A TA,l EIVTt'P OESIGIVER/• I CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Fourth and Pine Phone ·446- 3888 or 4484477 . 1966 Chevy 't.. ton PU, 6 cyl.. 4 1peed, $400 or trade for equal value . Call 614 3B8-8797 _ & 4 DON ' T LISTEN TO HI M , MI SS WINKL E. HE'S ONLY AN OFFIC E & Trucks for Sala Vans LOO• ! ! 1VE CAUGHT YOU DEAD TO RIGHTS' YOU'RE COPYING MY SKETCH .. <.llMFT"II>Jt-;11 MAK ING A FEW MINO R CHANG ES ... Painling . interior&: eJCtenor. brush or spray. commerc1al. residential , mobile homes. of1er 5 . 304-675- 112B. L.M . Johnson. 1982 PONTIAC Bonnevrlle . In showroom condition, less than 10,000 m1 ..1. still under factory warranty, fully equrped. a1r conditioned, wtra wheels , power doors & w1ndows. 88,500.00 Phone 304-676-26B9 73 ::-::. .~-:,·". ' ' Painting interior or exterior, free estimates Call 675 5344 or 446 -9325 . 1978 MERCURY Zoyphor, 2 door, 4 cyl ., automatic transmission, power steer· mg. 4 new rad1el trres. 304 -675 · 3354. 675 -4437 72 .•.. Stark's Tree Work Landscaping, backhoe work, free serv1Ce!l With mowing Go anywhere. 304 -576-2010 . 1981 DODGE Omni , 31,000 miles. standard . AM - FM , 14, 000 .00 , or prrce negotrable. 304 -675 7142 ED'S APPLIANCE REPAIR SERVICE call C1ty Furntture 304 - 675 · 260B or 4460631 ' 6. -19_7_2_0-poi--M-o-n-t o-.- .-4-0-0 . Coll446 -1809 74 1979 Ford Granda 1ir, PB. PS , auto, vinyl top. $3,300 . Call 446-8592 . 1980 Ylmahl YZ -80 dirt bike: er.cl cond , 1426 Call 614-245 -5B92, 74 Monte Carto AC, runa good, 80,000 mllea, t600. Coli 448 -047B. 1977 Horloy Dovldoon low ridor. Call 446-7015 week doyo after IIPM , 1979 Ford Filuta with 1un roof , r•ar window defogger, AM-FM, runt r. .l good. 30 -34 MPO. U . 150, Coli after 7PM WHkdeya, any· time w.ekenda. Call 44&· 1888 . ' 1982 Honda 460 custom~ 2 ,000 mi ., eJCc. cond . 11,260. Coli 446-2350 750 Honda with tolrlng & llddleblgo, TS 400 SuzUki. Coiiii14 -245-U1 1 , 1979 Dottun 310 GX, good cond, . AC, G opeed, AM-FM rodlo, Col 614-21111-14B4 . 74 HONDA 3110, n~n• good, 12&0.00, phone, 304·&76 2010, 87 74 Vego wogon U,OOO mitea.good on 111, 1lr, good drn, or rwaeon1ble oHor, Coli 614· 379-2706 . 1181 HOIIIOA 900 cuotom, showroom condition , 13,000 . Coli 304 · 8111 · 26111. TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOI' 1183 Sec , Ave, Gallipolis 4411 -7B33 or 448-1133 . •eoo • STUCCO PLASTERING teuurod ceilings commeraal and residential, free eatimatea. Call 614 -266 · 1182 . r~~::;;:::~~~:;==~,~~~~~~~~~~~ 71 percent off For information phone 304 _675 _2662 _ New & Used Trov Built Tillers Sw1shers Imple ment, St Rt 7, NoJth of Gallipolis Call 446 -0475 , ;~w,_!;l,~ . f·"' ~i~ 11~ 109~::;: 2 ~apl!:c!';,,"g,~- 61 Greenware 1 0percentto 25 Farm Equipment Cedar wardrobe. ant1que trunk. 3 tier glen table & concrete prcmc table wrth benches Call 614 -266 1768 , PaiiNH'Of · Middleport, ' t:> 1~1 HEA.IIW , f'M-.,ul,...,,n.r·~ r·==========:..l Sleeping room 8126, util · tioo pood. single mole Shore bath, 9t 9 Second Ave Golhpolls Call 446 -4416 .- Fairview Rd . Camp Conly, OI('K TRACY Boats and Motors for Sale 79 I ~~ , ~-..,>-J.A- ~ :~~j~~~~~~~~ 3 Early Amoricon choors, 1 AM -FM 8 -track storo ca b d C II 446 1 ~ t V· It 1 culver1 in stock 6 inch thru 1 B •nc h. 8 inch $1 .BOportt._ 12 1nch $3 .60 per ft Ron Evans Enterprises, 4 m! . South of Jackson on ST AT . 93 , 614-2B6 -5930 75 81 1 2 " 20 tt, wido flange 1 beam, 8130 5 ft . lteel mortar bOM , 8100 304 675 3452 · · SALE Thursday, Friday, Sat urday . M .J 's Ceramics. ~.April29, 1983 I~ New 1983 Wh1te sewtng JOHN Deere A tractor, machine -tree arm model Fsrmall M, 28" rim 8r tire. w•th built -m stretch st1ch, 304 -B96 -3471 or 895· z•g zag patterns, makes 3441 ' bunon holes, monograms. much more. We are over stocked With this model, we CAMOUFLAGE army sur plus clothing , (rental clo - 63 Livestock muat decrease our mven dozen). Sam - - - - - - - - - -tory Factory 20 yr guaran - th1ng 95 tee Reg . price over $300, Somervrtle' s. East Raven!l · your cost only $80 Call wad JUnctron l ndependa~Cft I '11th Annual Bentley Ptg 614-365 -8918 ou1 of town Roatt · Route 21 Open only Sale. April 27th ; 7 30 PM . call collect. Free delivery to Fr~day , Saturday & Sunday , Fayett Co Fa~rgrounds, Wa, 1 00-7 30 p .m . shington C H , Ohio . Selhng your home 160 head of Durocs & Hamp - Durocs cross breedt Mattress & bOll spring new, 55 Building Supplies and Regrstered Ouroc gu1lts. 12x12 rug . Call446 -0518 Roger Bentley, 31 12 Reeds Rd Sabina. Oh 45619 Call Soundeslgn -stero separat e GOO-D USED APPLIANCES" BUIIdrng mate-rials 613 -584 · 2398 coboners wrth cabmet . l1ke · washers, dryers, retr~gera · new . cost 6700 . w111 sell block, brtck sewer p1pes, tors , ranges Skaggs Ap w1ndows . lintels , etc . Angus bulls 1 to 3 yra . old, $300 . Caii446 -66B3 . pliances. Upper R1ver Rd . Claude Wmters, R10 Grande, excellent blood line, Slate besrde Stone Crest Motel . Run Farms. Jackson. 0~ . Locust post 7 ft long Call 0 . Call 614 -246 -5121 446 -7398 Call614 -286 6396 or614 446 -4699 . 286 -17B7 LAYNE'S FURNITURE 3 long formal , Srzo 7. 8. & 56 Pets for Sale Sofa. c hair, rocker. otto - 11 Call 614 -388-9611 ot Registered Quarter horse man, 3 tables, (eMtra heavy mare, 6 yrs . old, sorrell. Call ter 4 . HILLCREST KENNEL by Fron11er). $686 Sofa. 614 -245- 6B16 . chair and lovesoat. $275 . 1 afghan bedspread, afghan , Boardmg all breedS. AKC Reg Doberman• pups afd Sofas and chairs prrced from table tennis table $50 Call Doberman Stud Service . $286 to$895 Tables. $45 614- 388 -9611 after4 . 64 Hay & Grain Call 446 -7795 end up to $126 Hide -a beds , $440 and up to 8rowningauto 12gauge28 8526, Recliners, $175 to modrfled Belgtum made DRAGONWYNO CATTERY Ear corn for sale 1,200 $350 ., Lamps from 628 to mint cond $550 Call 614 - - KENNEL AKC Chow pup - bushels 16 acres ot corn pies , CFA Hrmalayan , Per$75 6 pc drnettes from 388 -961 1 after 4 ground for rent at Broad $99 , to $435 7 pe s 1 89 . ! --::--:-::--- - - - - - Sian and Siamese krttens Run . 304-882 - 2662 , Call 4463844 a her 4PM . and up Wood table w1th six 243 custom heavy varm 1t chatrs 8425 to 8745 Desk 8110 up to $226 Hutches, nfle Browing douglas ac 2 yr. old Reg . .Doberman . t1on , double XX barrel iri female , black 8t rust , $100 . 65 Seed & Fertil izer 0 $56 and up, maple or pine pod. 24nower lepold scope . AKC Reg male poodle. fimsh . Bunk bed complete SBOO L'all 614 -388 -9611 $125 . Call446 - 1609 . · with mattresses . 9250 . and after 4 FARM ADVISORY SERVI up to 8395 Baby beds, Sale or trade Reg Walke; CES Grain & hvestock mar$110 Mattresses or box Compound bOVJ tully pups . 9 wks old . One mate, keting , soil testing, crop spnngs, full or twm, $58 , equ1ped Call 614 - 388 - three female also have one planning, bookeeping, fi frrm. S68 end $78 Queen 9611 after 4 grade Walker female 2 yr . nencall plannrng . T. M Ari sets, $196 . 4 dr chests, old If mterested call 614- Servlces . lnc Call614 -446 842 6 dr chests, S54 . Bed Cub tractor w 1th cultivators 245 9578 0698 or 304-675 -6140 . frames . S20 .end S25 . 10 plow $1 ,750 , 1975 New gun - Gun cabrnets $350 . port c ar for sale $650 . ellrn HORSES & ponys , 304 - WANT to lease tobacco drnette charrs $20 and S26 good cond Want to tease 675 -5110 quota, Mason, Putnam, Ca Gu or electrtc ranges, S326 tobacco poundage will pay bell Call Morgen Woodlawn up to S375 Buby rna cash . Call446 -4286 AKC registered Poodle pup· Farm , Pliny , 304 - 675 tresses, S25 & 935 , bed pres . ph one 304 -882 -3447 2275 , 304 -523 -6B43 . frames $20 , $25 , & $30 . 7 ft treated picmc table s king frame $50 . Good selec R1o Rrdge Runners 4 -H tion of bedroom su1tes , Club. Ca11614 - 245 -5347 57 Musical cedar chests rockers . metal cabtnets swtvel rockers Instruments Good used 5 -V roofmg tin , 8 Used Furniture .. bookcase , 71 ft & 12 ft lengths Call Autos for Sale ranges . chatr s, end tables , 614 - 388 9684 after 6PM washers, dryers , refrrgero ~ Multivo~ MX -20 electronrc tors and TV's 3 miles out Kenmore auto , washer piano , brand new cond . For Sale or Trade . 1979 Camara . 61 ._000 mi . New Bulaville Rd Open 9am to $85 Maytag heavy duty $600 . Call 675 · 7196 . tlras. 305 engtne, auto Call 6pm . Mon thru Frt , 9am to 379 -2726 Spm . Sat ;eJ:~~;;~~r Call614 llann lwQiJfa1 446 0322 auto S100 $126 Self detrostrng For Sele or Trade 1977 II LI,BBlYGk Camara, 306 engine, auto .. COUNTY APPLIANCES , Used 1 9 1nch color TV , a.c , new tires. 34.000 mi . INC Good used appliances, perfect condit1on . S100 61 Farm Equipment Call279 -2726 . washer . dryers refrrg ·. TV Call 614 -246 -6B64 , 1 sets 627 h 3rd . Ave . Gall• · Bush hog rn good shape 1976 Corvette dark brown, polls Ca ll 446 - ,699 . Rom . 870, 12 gauge with $325 & oldet rnodellnterna - T· top , factory alum. wheels, slug barrell & 30 - 30 rtfle tronal tractor (needs work) exc . cond , low mileage, USED FURNITURE Sofa , Cell 614 -256 -6038 . S1 200 Call 446 -0866 many extras. Call 446 love seat, 16 cu ft refrrgora 0498 days & 446 -4267 even . tor Corbm & Snyder Furm · Antique Oak Reproduction ture Call 446 - 1171 furmture , full hne in gock , 1979 20- c Massey Fergu- 1970 Chovello SS 427 Call also Antrques Paul Callkels son epd loader. plow. disc . 446 -4154 or 446 -8639 Kenmore washer dryer A · T S160 set, Women Friend ntlques, • uppers Prarns . cultrvlltor. tmes . bush hog, garden blade. S1 0 ,500 Call 1978 Bonnev1Ue PS, PB. tilt dryer $96 , portable washer dryer aet s 176 , Maytag Frsh Hook lake Now Open 446-2971 . wheel. cru1se control. AM h $ Daily 8 am to 9 p ~ FM stero, $200 rebate Call 95 Wrrnger was er · retrrg - F1shing. cemprng, arcade 446 -9476 after 5 . week · For sale FaJmall Cub good eraton low as 675 , 30 In room , snacks Under new days anytime weekends electnc range S85 . break · management 12 miles from conditron cultrvators only, Call 6'14 256 $1 , 600 fast set with 4 chairs $55 , 6 6230 . 1974 VW Super Boe11o, new chest of drawers stan - I -P_r _P _ I_e_a_ sa_n_r_o_n_ R_r _ B_ 7 _._ excellent condition . (no 1ng at S85 , 1 antique oak 0 drning set, antiquo cheat of dyssey T V game with Ford tractor wrth disk , rust) . no mechanical prob drawers with deck good IIOtca modular Warranty on plows, brush hog. and lomo . Call 614 -246-958B cond $125 SkaggsApplian - enttre set 5 tapes . $200. swarm of bees with supp 4 _-9_9_2_-2 _0_7_B_,_J_u_d_Y_ - _ cas Upper River Ad Cell I-6_1_ lies Call 614 -256· 6540 or 1982 Honda Prelude e1sen t1ally new, 9,400 mi ., elect . 446 -7398 614 -266 ·6516 Coppertone no froa1 refndg nc sun roOf. 6 speed. $1 00 . Push button elt~ctrlc AC no till com planter, 4 AM - FM tape, etc Call 446 GE harvest gold 12 cu ft stove . coppertone $7~ . refrigerator , also uaod Both row Arr -plateless, monitor 7417 . - S150 614 - 247 insectrcide , b1g duscs. excel washers & dryers all gua - 4292 . ranteed 30 days . Call 6,4 . lent condrt1on 614 -985 - 1974 16ft tri haul Chrysler boat & trailer with 1976 90 256 -1207 3831 - , - - - - - - - - - - - l ___________ HP Chrysler motot with TWin size canopy bud com · 1• power lift Some utras. ploto . 8125 Call 614 -245 13,000 for 111 Coli 614 5B24 . OUR BOARDING -HOUSE woth Ma 1or Hoople 367 -0631 GE washer & dryer nlco pair $226. 30 day guarantee Horpoln1 dryer 160 . Kan · more dryar 160 Coli 446 . B 1B 1 . TWO bedroom furntahed mobile home, prlvate loce rlon. Jericho road . $176 month, · \ required . 304 -675 -7308 . 304 -675 - 46 Space for Rent Y~.~e- CAA---/w l-leltR Me C?l~ ltle rt.erl#/iNf::\? -l't> l.dl'~10 00 oJf Willi '(oJ ~TOI<n'IY ~i6HT! F-78 - 15steelbeltedradials, plenty wear leh, $48:00. 304 _87 .:. _1383 _ - eo Friday, April29, 1983 19BO 15ft_ Boylinerwlth&O HP Mercury engine, •II IC· cesaoriet included . Call 446 -8385 1ftor 5 . l ~ Forsalemetalculvert6inch thru mch in stock . State approved 16 gauge 12 inch r2b&xlrnoNRO., WAYNE, r-------R~~L_Y_L_E_'_"--------------~b~y~L:•:r~~W~r~ig~h~t Stove and refrigerator $350 both, Sony stereo $125 . Sofabed &60 ., fire pla ce msert $300 All in fair-good cond 304-676 7769 before 2 p m. or after t-1_0 _P_-m_, __ - ________ NEW kerosene heater . · 22,600 BTU , with 5 gollon fuel can & pump, all for S1 75 00 4 Utod tiroo. like new Worn only one~ . Call 446 -9769 or 446 3594 - 1 KIT 'N' CA WEDDING gown S. veil, of ·chantilly lace, never worn, s11:e 8 Gave $350., will tall tor $250 . 304 -675-3828 . 6 prom dreues srzes 7 1 3, , f~ &/ ~· Firewood May-July. We honor Call 614 - Misc . Merchandise Washer & Dryer &160. Sunray 30 " green electric range $100 614 -742-2352 . . .1 a per per hft_ 36 inch onch c<~ ll 3 04 - ~~~-~~~.~=~ ':- - , ~~-~~=· #~~~~-;=~~N=- J§::::4~ $10 $6 .36 ., 24 $15 .50 per ft Also piastre 882 -2407 Broad Ru n Ro ad - 1\ -j.. \ c. :. 1 FAAM f or sale. 30 oc,-es , 42 Knautt coal & Prrces redu ced PICk o r delrvered HEAP Vouchers , 25 1 , Farm s for Sale 11 : 1 C 0 f fe e t a b I e 47 Y,x18 Vu16 V:t in. and 1 THE OTHf:~ C.W~L.S end t•ble 25x18 VHt20 1/z llt\VE ,;:o MUCHH with light walnut flnioh $30, I<ICKA!lOUT 32x53 - 174 placet brown underprnnmg for a mob1le _-: --chome used JUSt 1 year came 'rHOSE: ~ off a 14x70 mobile home. ruwNERS' long p1eces measure 32 ", ARE HAPPY ONL'f short pieces 21" and 10 WHEN THE'f'~E inches scrOll, enterlock in a Y.A PPIN0ABOUT metal frame , wood grain m EIR ACHES AN' PAINS--·. -- finial'! CBIIafter 5 PM, 446 ' 3066 · vo (INOTH EI' OPINION --· I 54 Misc . Merchandise ETN't' IIAS NOF<IUIH , Ff:EU ri&FINE WHI LE C'R.{,tR'Ot.E •' IF 1 WERE 'I'OWIV VeT \ 1 r"A SSEO M"' Ptl'fSICAL M'f CtJCTOI=i! S';1YSALL .MY TESTSWE.REI=INE 79 M o bile holn'e. 2 bed · 33 54 . . Motorcycles 85 General Hauling JONES BOYS WATER SER VICE Call 614 -367 7471 or 614 -367 -0591 . I Need something hauled away or somr ·ung moved? We'll do 11. Call 446 3159 between 9 and 6 . JIMS WATER SERVICe Ca.ll Jim Lanier, 304 6 75 7397. FRIDAY 4/29/83 EVENING e:oo D C2l Cllllll Cll ® Ill 1D News (I) MOVIE : 'Wonder of It All' Cil Tic Tac Dough (I) lnlida the USFL (]) Andy Griffith (L) Newa/Spona/Weatl'tar (I) 3-2-1, Contact till Tuned-In fJI Cherlle'a Angela 8:30 D (}) (]J NBC N1w1 CIJ MOVIE 'The Green Men' (IJ MOVIE: 'The Women and the Hunter' ClJ MeDon. Teen SpartaScene (JJ Gomer Pyle Clliii!D ABC Nowa Ill CIJ ID CBS Nowo (JJ Dr. Who ()]} OwrE11y 7:00 G til P M . 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Sooloty IIJ (() Concern ®CBS News Wl Nove 'Adventures of Teenage Scientlttl.' 7:00 D (J) Danae fever (}) HBO Rook• Shlnnl Ea1ton In Conoen Sheena performs her brg httl vrdeotaped at Hollywood's Petaca Theatre . Cii I Spy C)) EIPN 8pol1oCon!lr C1J II CIJ HM How (!) Memories with l.awr· enoe W•lk ([J All C,..etur11 Oreet and &moll At: The Movjea 1!21 Solid Qold by THOMAS JOSEPH t3 Sp1ntual t4 Minuscule OOWN SATURDAY 4/30/83 6:00 ....,.!'( ~~ ) STATE �29, 1983 Ohio M·an sacrifices I SCUU'TURED - Women who - heaven forbid- bile tbelr naUs or who have fingernail~ that just won't grow, split or break easily can now wear long, glamorous "sculptured" nail•. The stalll at .the Top of the Stairs has completed special two day training sesslonslelimtng how to sculpture nail•~ · for the "problem " person. The process Is done through a ocmbln Jon of a powder and liquid whlch are blended and applied with an a 1st's brush. The nails are durable and will last lor long periods of time. Jane Johnson, right, is shown receiving/ the sculptured nail• being applied hy Roberta Smith, left . Looking on Is Top of the stairs employe, Trndy Housh. ST. PAUL, Minn.(AP)-Robert Sylvester had It all - a prominent reputation, political power, a sixfigure Income. But he sacrificed everythlng, Including ·a 10-year marriage, to become Susan Elizabeth Klmber_ly,pnd lind pea<:e lor the first tim~ since early chlldhood. For a time during the 1970s, Sylvester was a rlslrig political slar in St. Paul. As a city councilman, he became chalnnan of the Housing and Redevelopment Authorlty and chairman of the Finance Committee. • He was elected councU president. Later, he left poll tics lor Investment banking. But all the while, Sylvester was repressing an insatlable desire to be a woman. " Idldn 't mean toUe.Idldn'tmean to hurl anyone. But things weren't what they appeared to be," said the 43-year-old, who legally changed names March 28and hopes perhaps to marry a man some day. Although the sex-change operalion has not yet taken place, Kimberly was "born'" on Jan. 1. after a ceremony that friends described as a wake for tbe old Sylvester. The man and his ex-wife, Mae, sent invitations to friends, including everyt~ing for insatiable desire . Mayor George Latimer, for a ceremony to " conunemorate the departure of Bob Sylvester and the arrival o!Susan I<!Jnberty." "It was very much like a (funeral ) service In the feeling the people had,'' said Latimer. "Certain people would stand and testtty to their JovelorSusanandBob, their acceptance and prayers ... I found It a moving, draining experience." Sylvester !legal\ honnone treatments about a year ago and has undergone about 150 hours of electrolysis to remove facial hair. After a year of speaking, dressing and living exclusively as a woman, Klmberlywlllundergosurgery,ata cost of about $6,<XXJ. The entire sex change will carry.a$35,<XXlprlcetag. Kimberly, who now works at a lesser paying job as a financial consultant, traced gender frustralion back to early chlldhood. "My major reaction from the time I was 6 was, 'God, no one will ever know'- and no one everdld," Kimberly recalled in a copyrtght story published Thursday in the St. Paul Dispatch. As a boy, hewascarefultDconceal cross-dressing episodes, venturing outside on a few occasions and ordy after dark. "ltw;LSn'taloto!tun,"Kimberly ' recalled. Later, at the University of Minnesota, he began researching -transvestitism. · ''l' would ostensibly go to tbe librarytDitndoutttanyonehadbeen cured yet. If !found someone, I'd go do that, I'd go out and get cured,'' Kimberly said. In July' 19Gl, Sylvester landed a job as .editor of a small-town Minnesota newspaper. The next spring, he met Mae Seely. He told her he was a transvestite. amanwhoenjoyswearingwomen's clothlng. He later learned he was also a transsexual, a person who tdentttles psychologically with tbe opposite sex. , "At first, Mae tried to help me," Kimberly said. affected by the service tax is the small bu siness group," Hanlon said. "Large business often has Its own data process ing, legal department , maintenance, security and other department s which perform the functions sm all businesses must contract out for rand! under this pmposal pay a tax for." Chairman John Ba lleyo!Edward Howard & Co .. a public relations firm in Cleveland, told the panel it •wou ld "be a major strategic blunder " to plat;e an excise tax on small businesses which are providing much of the state'S job growth. "I ca ll it a tax on tomorrow, a tax that will burden precisely those ent.erprlses on which the Ohio economy or the 21st centu ry and the jobs ofourcliiidren will increasingly depend, " he said. Thomas Sawyer, executive vice president of the Ohio Associ a lion of Broadcasters. said the levy would handicap development . '"Passing this tax sends a clear message - come to Ohio and pay not only the taxes on incomes but a lso on the services necessary tD · generate them, " Sawyer said. "Buy Ohio could effectively become 'Bye Ohio' for those who will select one of the many other states without such ·a tax In which to operate." The4 percent tax on the purchase of business services, included as part of the .s tate budget bill, would · take effect Aug. l . I terns covered include data processing, computer, consulting, advertising, engineering, security, building maintenance and janitorIal services. · The committee plans another . week of hearings before sending the budget to the House lor vote the week of May 9. Some members predict there will be changes In the business services excise tax, but WASHINGTON (AP) - Presi- · "You did It once ...,. yQU can do It again,'' Reagan said . .· dent Reqart Is launching a new budget campaign with a call to the · With the first budget f!eagan submltte<;l .o Congress this year all but voters to "do It again" ar.d convince forgotten - and efforts to tJnd a Congress 1D line up lor his economic blparitsan alterna)lve to It In shamprogram. bles - Reagan said he Intends "to 'lbe president summoned congressional Republicans to the forge the begtnning!l~an accepla- . ble budget Initiative ;• White House today and planned to Congressional · · rats, bowmeet with prospective Democratic ever, said Reqan's strategy will aiUes Monday In an apparent atnot work this year and will succeed tempt to re8l1Semble the coalltion ordy In tying CoDgress In knots. that delivered his first round of tax Rep. Rlclianl Bolling of Misand budget cuts last year. · souri, giving the Democrats' broadIna natlonallybroadcastaddress cast response Immediately after ThurSday night, tile president told Reagan's speech, sald ihe presithe public to let "your representatives know tha! you think this Is no· dent was being too pollttcal and making an appeal that threatens to time lor polltlcs as usual - that deadlock Congress on the budget you, too, ·want an end tD runaway issue. taxes, spending, govenunent debt "U we work together eftectlvely and high Interest rates." Rectangular shape fits against wall, saves space. Steel wire latches lock lid to container. Sturdy handles for lifting or canying. Molded in heavy duty polyethylene copolymer. Capacity: 30 gallons REG. st9.95 Color: Brown r e SPECIAL SATURDAY 1488 . . In the state oiOhlo, at the close of busines on March 31, 1983. published in res ponse to call made by Comptroller or the Currency, under title 12, United Sta tes Code. Section 161. Charter number 1980 National Bank Region Number 4 I - - - . . - Statement of Resources and Liabilities ·o/o 1- .-<.. l:tl THE TICKET PRICE Coroner orders additional tests t -.-.. JOHNSTOWN, Ohio -The body of U.S. Rep. John Ashbrook was not burled after his funeral Wednesday because a coroner ordered more tests, but will be burled this week, officials say. Ashbrook died suddenly of what a coroner said was massive Internal bleeding. Funeral dlrectOj Lloyd Crouse Jr. said Thursday that Ucldng County Coroner Dr. Robert Raker ordered the casket containing Ashbrook's remains returned to Crowie and Son Funeral Home after Wednesday's turi'eral. The coroner said later Thursday that no additional tissue samples were needed lor testing and said he expectEd burial to be either today or Saturday. He said burial would be prtvale and that he expected results from tesls In about two weeks. Common Stock No. shares authorized 16,000 (par va lu e) , No. shares outstanding 16.000 (par value) .............................. 400,000.00 Surplus ........... .. ......... ........................ ................ .. ................ ........ 1,520,000.00 Undivided profits . .. . . .......... .. .... . .... . . . .. .. ... ..... .... .. .. . . . . .. . .. 2,025,000.00 TOTAL EQUITY CAPITAL .. ...... .... ... .. .............. :..... ....................3,945,000 00 -----+-TOTAL LIABILITIES AND EQUITY CAP ITAL .. ............... ........ ... 47, 983,000 .00 ON THE FOLLOWING: ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSES ENTIRE STOCK OF HANES BRAND HOSIERY ENTIRE STOCK OF LINGERIE ENTIRE STOCK OF PEARLS ENTIRE STOCK OF DRESSY SWEATER VESTS ENTIRE STOCK OF BLACK DENIM JEANS BY LEES ENTIRE STOCK OF TOWN & COUNTRY SHOES ENTIRE STOCK OF CALIFORNIA COBBLERS SHOES < Time certificates of deposit In de nominations of $100.000 or more .. ... ...................... .. ........ .. .-..... .......... ... .. ......... .. 1,088,000.00 Average for 30 calendar da ys (or calendar month) ending wit h report da te: Cash and due from depos itory ............... ........ ...... .............. ........ .. 7.580.000.00 Federal funds sold and securities purchased unde r ~ll:reements to r esell ... .. .. ......................... .. ....... .. .... ....... ............ . 2,ii41,000.00 29 43 f1~~l ~~~~~lcaie"s"oi"deposli s in de nomin ations of $100,000 .. . ·· .4 ·000 00 Q Z < ~ oe i'fi ~ llt----J.. Suspensions lifted on playcop SPRINGF1ELD, Ohio- The city on Thursday liftEd the Indefinite of a policeman who appeared In uniform in two ·phOtographs of the May edition of Playboy magazine along with a woman oltleer, wbo appeared nude In a photo layout. · Patrolman Douglas Radel will return to work Friday, following five days of suspension without pay, City Manager Thomas M, Bay said Thursday afternoon. Radel had been photographed whlle 'on duty with policewoman B!lrbara Schantz, who was paJd $20,lm to pose nucte In other photos for the Playboy edition. Both Schantz and Radel were placed on Indefinite suspeDJions last Friday. A pollee board of inquiry reCommended that Ms. Schantz be sus~nslon . "' or more ... .... ...... . ... ..... .... ............ .. ....... ... .. .. ........... . ... ! ,0'2 4,000.00 Total deposits ....... : ..................... ........... ......... .. ..... ... ...... ..... .. ..... 38.94 1.000.00 Federal funds purchased and securities sold under agreements to repurchase .... , .. ................... ... ............. ........ .... .4,070.000.00 Total assets ... ..... ................... .......... .......................... ... ..... .... ... ..... 48. 090, 000.00 . ~mwro. BUDGET SPEECH- President Reagan poln18 to a chart as be poses lor pbotographen just after bls tele:vised address from the Oval Office of the Whlte . .. By Tbe Allsociaied Pres! Brttaln and Argentina maintained a collision course toward a shooting war over the F a lkland Islands today, and tbe Reagan administration prepared to side with the British. There was speculation In London of an attack later today by British carrier planes on the airfield at Stanley. the Falklands capital and the brtdgehead for Argentina's airItt! to the estimated 9,<XXJ troops occupying the British island colony . With Argentina's rullng military junta refusing to pull back from the Islands Its forces seized Aprll2, Britain set the countdoWn clock running Wednesday with the announcement that It war expanding Its 200-mlle marttlme blockade around the. Falklands tD the skies over the area at noon today London entine I· 2 Section•, 12 Paglt A I Inc. 1$ Cenh WASHINGTON (API - The g~r vemment's Index of Leading Indicators, llll imjlortant gauge of future economic actlvtty, fell for the 11th straight month In March, the Commer:ce Department reported today. Weather forecast Mostly clO\Idy tonight. Lows near 511. Winds aoutheasterly Jess than 10 mph. Chance Clf lhowers :ID percent Vartable cloudiness Saturday with a !lO pel cent chance of showers. Highs 65-70. Eldalded Olllo FGI'eCM& llunMJ lllroaP 'l'lleldQ: ... , 0 P"Ce Gl I~ 1r;en !!gediQ'. Flllr M_.IQ' IJid '1' 1h;,, M11iL ' .......... ~ . . toupper ... UW.riiGIG;,Iallle=ld . . . .,. DR. JACK DOENJNG ·- time (7 a.m. EDT!. The Argentine junta retaliated Thursday night with an Immediate embargo against British shlps and aircraft wtthin 200 miles of tbe Ar· geritlne- coast and lor 200 miles around the Falklands and Its dependencies, South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands. It said Brttlsh violators of these zones would b e "treated accordingly." A s pokesman lor Brttlsh Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher said the Argentine declaration "does not change Britain's position one Iota. We are sticking to our plans lor a 200-mlle total exclusion zone." The Britlsh on Sunday recaptured South Georgia, BOO miles east of the Falklands, putting one of Argentina's foursubmartnesoutol ac- lion. and the Sandwich Islands have not been touched by the confilet so far. Mrs. Thatcher was urged again Thursday by the opposition Labor Party In the House or Commons 1D hold back t he fleet and pursue diplomacy, and again she refused. '" It would be highly dangerous 1D bluff in that way," she replied . "Gentle persuasion Is not going to make the Argentine government give up what It seized by Ioree." She said the two-week-old sea blockade of lhe Islands had been completely successful and after t~r day's Introduction of the air exclusion zone, the Argentine forces on the Falklands will be totally Isolated - "cut off by sea and air." "It was the Argentine Invasion whi~h .started this crisis and It Is Argentine withdrawal that must The 0.5 percent decline In the In· dex was the same as in February, hardly a sign that the recession might be nearing an end. The Index IS designed to forecast economic trends one month or more in advance. Many economists, Including those In the Reagan adrntntStratton, are forecasting at Ieut some recoveiJ(.by late spring or summer. But few signs of that are showing up so far. The .government reported last week thai new orders lor ,durable goods rose strongly in March. But other "leading lndicl!tors" in the new report were less encouraging. A decline In the averqe workweek was the biggest factor holding down the March Index, the report said, lndlcatbjg that the national unemploymen1t rate may well rise above the Ma h level ol 9 percent - already · tchlng the highest mark since W rld War II. ·Emergen~y ' STORE HOURS: CARRIER ON STATIC:'I - Argeolina's aircraft carrier "25th of May" Is on station In the South Allanlic In this photo made Weilnesday and released Tbunlbly In Buen011 Aires. The government announced It wiD shoot any plane or ship In zoe miles ol its terrltorle• In all!lwer Ill the Btilish-announced blockade of the Falkland Islands. (AP Laserpholo) . put an end to II ," she declared. "The Argentine Navy Is fully prepared to meet any threat, " retired Adm. Jorge Alberto Fraga told foreign correspondents at a news conference In Buenos Aires sponsored by the ArgenUIIe J oint Chiefs of starr. U.S. ellorts to arrange a peaceful solution crumbled with Argentina's cool reaction to new American proposals. Amid mounting proBrttlsh congressional pressure, a U.S. ol!lclal told The Associated Press that the State Department was drafting a statement supportIng Brttaln. The olllelai said the decision to make It public had not been made yet. But there was no doubt that tbe Reagan administration, after weeks offence-sitting, had decided It must side with Britain. Indicators reveal recession still on earnings ON THE "T".JN MIDDLEPORT ___..., House Tbunday eveulag" on the budgeL During the speech, !be presldeol had some trouble getting a red marker to wort on the chart. ( AP Laserpboto) . peace effort fails, conflict at hand . CLEVELAND - 'lbe w1nnlng number drawn Tliursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game "'I'be Number" was 647. In the sernlwtiekly."Pick 4'' game, the w1nnlng number wu 4248. 1'he lottery J'1!pOited ol$475,196.50onltadally game, 'lbe eamjngs c~ ·on sales of $961,602.50, -whlle holden of winning tickets are entitled to share $486,0, lo~ Officials said. . I, ,Joan Wolfe, Assistant Cashier of the above-na med bank do here by dec late that this Report of Condlti!Jn Is true and correct to the best of m y knowledge and belef. J oan Wolfe April 20, 1983 'I ' nne. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) ~ RoAt the proceedings, Assistant nald E. Collins, a former cashier in Franklin County Prosecutor Dave the stale treasurer's office, and Johnson explained the check· ·former · Meigs (;ountlan, has cashing 's cheme to the court and pleaded gullty to theft In office and how Collins falsified records of deprecord tampering. osits of state funds with the BancOFranklin County Judge George hlo National Bank in Columbus. E. Tyack ordered a pre-sentence Johnson said Collins cashed perInvestigation Thursday before Imsonal checks in amounts between posing final judgment. $300 and $750, "but mostly In Colllns, 35, who resigned last amounts of $500," each time makyear, was Indicted in December by Ing it appear as If the money had . a Franklin County Grand Jury on a been deposited when no such depsix counts. osit had been made. Tyack explained to Collins that he could be sentenced for a minJohnson estimated that approxiImum of one to three years to a mately $35,000 was Involved in the maximum of 10 years and a $10,000 scheme, but Sigall contested the fine on the theft-In-office charge, a . amount . third-degree felony . While Collins Collins worked lor the state treas- · sat flanked by attDrneys Herschel urer's office about 13 years before M. Sigal! and . Larry ztngarellt, resigning last August. He had Tyack explained to him that, by worked in the office two years bepleading guilty, he could no longer fore state Treasurer Gertrude W. serve on a public payroll In Ohio. On the charge of tampering with "Donahey assumed office. In an unrelated matter, Mrs". records, a fourth-degree felony, Donahey came under ftre lor $1.3 Collins could face a minimum sentmilllon shoriage of state funds, reence of slx months to two years to a vealed In an August 1981 audit. maximum of live years and a $2,500 Winning Ohio lottery_number We, the undersigned directors attest the correctness of this sta.te m·e n t of resources and IlabUitles. We declare that It has been examined by us, a nd to the best of our knowledge and beiief Is true a nd correct. · Paul A. Barnett . Edison Hobstette r - Directors Warren Pickens • another.'' u.s~ Demand deposits of Individu a ls, partnerships and corporations . .. ...... .............................. .. ................. ........ ... .. .. 2.744 ,000.00 Time and savings de pos it s of individu a ls. pa rtnerships. and corporations . ...... .... .. ... .. .. .................... ..... ......... .................. 34.662.000.00 Deposits of United States Government ......... ................................... ... . 53,000.00 Deposits of States a nd polit ica l s ubdivisions in the United States-.................. ........ ...... ............................. ......... ....... .. 1.412. 000.00 Certified and offi ce rs' chec ks .............................................................. 71.000.00 Total Deposits .... .. ............................................................... ..... ... 38,942,000.00 Total demand depos its ..... ........................... .. ..., ...... 3,495,000.00 Total time and savings deposit s ............ :.. ... ........... 35.447,000.00 Federal funds purchased a nd securiti es sold und er agreements to repurchase ................. ................ ........ . ........ 3,775,000 .00 liabilities ..................... .......... ..... ... .. . .......................... ... . 1,:121,000.00 TOTAL LIABILfTIES (excluding s ubordina ted notes and de be ntures .................. . .............. ........ .. ...... 44 ,038, 000 .00 w OFF lonner cashier In the state treuurer'a office ROMW I Cellllll, rlchl. pleaded gu.llty Thursday to theft In Office and rROrd tampering. Collins Is shown with one Of blJ attorneys, Larry ZlnpreUI; llsteolug to the judge explain the possible sentences ·he could receive. (AP LBserphoto). Cash and due from dispository institutions ........................ .......... ..... 7,998,000.00 U.S. Treasury securities ... ... .. ..... ......... .. ........ .. ...... ..... .................... 5.()'1 6,000.00 Obligations of other United States a nd political subdivis ions and political subdivisions .. ................... ,. ........ ........ ....... ............... 2.4 33.000.00 Other bonds, notes, and debentures ....... .... ....... ..... ........ .......... ... ... 2.000.00 Federal Reserve stock and corporate s tock ....... .... ... .. ....... .................. 58,UOU.UU Federal funds sold and securities purc hased under agreements to resell ............. ......................... ........ .. ......... .......... 2,400,000.00 Loans, Total (excluding unearned in come) ..... ........ 28,122, 0UU.UU Less: Allowance for poss ible loan losses ....... ....... .. .... 290,000.00 Loans, Net .................................... : ................................ ......... .. 27,832,000.00 Lease financing receivables ................. ..... .... .... ................ . ..... 8H,OOO.OO Bank premises, furniture and fixtu res, a nd other asse ts representing bank premises .. ........................... . . ... ... ..... 611 ,000.00 Real estate owned other t ha n bank premises ..... . .... 22. 000.00 Other assets ..... ............... ... ......... :.......... ....... .... . .... .767, 000.00 TOTAL ASSETS .. ..... ..... .. ...... ... ..... .... ..... ............ . . .. .47' 983.000.00 Ill Later, Bolling told reporters the president's speech " almost assures It will Ue up the Congress In a sltua· lion where we don't get a result." He added that he had pushed for budget negotiations with the adrnlillstratlon rather than con!rontation this year "because I !eel so strongly that we've got to be able to function this year, in one way or ' Former cashier pleads guilty to theft charges . BANK ONE OF POMEROY, NA TAKE AN ADDTIONAL country," said Bolling, responding without a prepared text .Re said the budget problem Is neither Republican nor Democratic and "It's very Important that we have blparitsan cooperation all · the way through." 30, 1982 REPORT OF CONDITION 1----+- we can produce something that's good for you and good for the country and good for the future cif the' at Consolidating domestic subsidiaries of the START TODAY • THRU SATURDAY, MAY 7 · (THREE VEARS) • • ~LADY SPENDING.CUTS . $ Chairman William Hinlg, D-New Philadelphia, Is noncommittal. "Well, we've got another week of hearings. In the meantime I guess a lot of things can happen," Hinlg said. Does that mean there might be changes7 "I didn 't say that, " Hinlg said .."We haven'tclosed the door to anything. If: I eloS€<1 the door J wouldn't need any hearings." · FOR THAT SPECIAL , Reag3n requests voter assistance In 1970: he .consulted a psychiatrist. "He actEd like It was just like qulttlngsmoklng, and toldmetoJust quli," Kin\berly said. "So I had a ritual wardrobe burning, and just quit. He also agreed that getting married was a fine Idea." · Sylvester and Ms. Seely were married in July 1!m. Late in 1917, Sylvester sought prolesslona 1 help again, and finally told hts female tberaplst, " I want tD be a glrl." · RUBBERMAID -r- ROUGHNECK GARBAGE CANS Taxes may mean 'goodbye' Ohio for industries <":OLUMl3US. Ohio rAP J Opponents of Gov. Riehard Cc· teste 's pmposecl4 p<>rrcnt businr•ss services tax say it wtll hJm '"Fluy Ohio:• into a '"Goodbye Ohio'" from companies moving elsewhere. An array of businesses called on the House F1pance Committee to delete the lcyt from the governor's pending two-year budgetblll. Ohio Rura l Electric Cooperatives Inc. said Thursday its members would have to pay the levy a ll hough they are non-profit corpora tions owned by member-consumer s. Rose Marie· MorriY, the group's · Jeglslatlvc liaison, told the commit tee the tax would be passed on to c ustomers. '''Illcse consu mers pay electric rates which are designed to fully reflect the companies' current operating costs plus the serv ic ing-of outstanding de bt, " she said. Ed Hanlon, a Sanausky credit burea u man ager who repnrsentt'!l the Ohio Collectors Association . sa id the 4 percent levy would put an added burden on small businesses. "The economic segment most • Other negative Indicators for March Included initial claims for state unemployment aid -another bad sign lor the jobless rate vendor deliveries, raw matertals prices, slock prices and total llquld assets, the new report said. Positive Indicators included new orders for consumer goods an~ matertals, contracts and orders for new plants and equipment, rtslng building materials and an Increase In the nation's money/ supply. is chose'n ' ' rgency Aasoclates, Veterans Memcldal Hoepital of Inc., and a rd eertlfled physician Pomeroy.II at the local forefront of a naUonwide trend In hoepllal care - · with a lllrong ckground In fl!mily practice and e rgericy medicine. 24 hour emergency physician care Dr. KroenlniJ, a Nebruka naUve, provided through a specil!lty group. operated a ~ucce881ul private. pracEarlier this month, VMH formally tice In Scotts Blulf, Nebruka, lor contracted with Medical Emergency nine' years befOJe joining Medical Associates, Inc., a Loulaa, · KenEmergency Aasoclates, Inc., In tuorky' baled finn, to proylde arOIUld . the clock emergency room phyalclan May,lllll. . Medical Emergency Associates, . care at the holpllal. Directing the aervlcea In Pomeroy founded four yean qo, provides . Is Dr. Jack Kroenlng.-a partner In emergency rocm care . to seven ltcspltals In West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio. The specialty group utilizes the services of more than 30 physicians In the three slates. Dr. Kroening says the firm focuses on . emergency medicine "as a speciality, not as a sideline," adding, "we work within the admlniatrative structure and staff structure of every hllllpltal we serve to provide the highest quality emergency care." ' ' ' ' • ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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