http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3420b3eaf8e8267c0355b5833e2757d3.pdf 19625bbbbabce4909de23d52d5d95fa0 PDF Text Text L Page-8- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r---Local Briefs:-...., A one-vehlci~ acciden t on C'ounly Road 1 in Columbi a Township Sunday Injured a Gall Ia Cou nty r.~an . Richard Crouse, 28. Patriot Star Rout<•. Gal llpo!is, was not treated, accordi ng to the Ga ll ia-Mrigs Post oft he Ohio Highway Patrol. · Troopers sa,id Crouse was southbound. :l.4 miles south of Ohio 14.3, at7 p.m. when his vehicle went off t.he rig hi side ofthr· road, struck a ditch and overrui-nr•d, coming to a rest on its whePis. It was moderately damaged, the patrol said. EMS responds to weekend calls Meigs Coun ty Emergenc-)' ~1edira i Servic-es reports eight calls over the we£>kcnd; lour Sa tu rday and four Sunda y. Saturday at 10:06 a.m ., Pomt•roy to Pomeroy H~a llh Cure Cent er for Della Stahl I n Vrt rr~ n s Memorial Hospital : Rutland a1 12: li p.m. Jo Ohio 14.1 lor J.illian Black toO'Bieness Memorial Hospital; Sy racuse at J· >2 p.m. to Second Street for Patty Lavender to Holzer Ml'dical Center: Rutland al .1:46 p.m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 for Delbe rt Mar ks to O'Bil'ness Memorial Hospllal. Sunday at 7:40a. m ., Middleport to Stonewood Apartments for Doris F'lfe who was d~ad on arrival ; Middleport at8: ~9 a. m to 782 High St. for Mary Hughes lo Holzer Medical Cent er; Pornerov at 9:43 a. m. to Pomt'rov Heallh Care CP nter for Clarence Norris to Veterans Memorial Hospita l; Tupp£>rs . Plains at 11:41 p.m. to Lon g Boll om lor Sadie La rkins who was IH'll led hut not transpo rTed. meet.~ tonight Racine Boa rd ol Publ ic /\flairs will m£>r·l i~ regular St'ssion 7 this evening !Monday 1. al Ihe sh1 inc t>ulldin g. Legion plans Valentin!!'s dance Racin e ilmerira n Legion is sponsoring a Valentin<' dan cr Sa tu rday. 9 p.m . to I a. m .. with live music by the band /\mix. $o si ngle and $111 co uple. Legion will furnish rncrrt. Bring a covered dis h. Everyone weicoml'. Hymn sing set fqr Saturday i\ hymn si ng will b~ held Saturday. beginning at 7::10 p.m., at Freedom Gospel Mission Church at Bald Knob. Special music by Dan Hay man and Ihe Faith Trio. EveryonE' welcome. Meigs girls host Federal Hocking The Mr!gs Marauder girls' basketball team. currently ranked seventh in lh<' state, will go for their 18th victory without a loss tonight !Monday), when they hosl Federal Hocking. Tht> FI-1 La ncers have a Jfi-2 record on the year. A Meigs win will ~:J ve the homr town girls their second Tri Valley C'onfer£>nce championship in lh rE'l' years. Thr reserve contrst will begin at6 p.m ., followed immPdia tely by the vars it y. Couple file.~ for dissolution Sht•r ry Ann Buskirk, Syracuse, and George David Buskirk, Middleport, have filed lor a dissolution of their marriage In Meigs Count y c'ommon Pleas Court. Elso n Ray Dall~y and ilnna Lee Dalley hav£> b£'cn granted a dissolulion of marriage. Area bank file.~ for foreclosure Citizens Nalional Rank of Polnl Pleasant, W.Va ., has filed a foreclosure action In Meigs Count y Common Pl eas · Cour t aga lnsl Carl D. Hughes and Evelyn Hughes. Pomeroy, et al. A modlllcallon agreement has been filed In the case of Jerry W. Harpet· and Mar ilyn Harper. now known as Marilyn Adkins. 10 die on Ohio highways By Unlh•d Press International AT least 10 people. Including three pedes trians. were killed in 1raffle accidents in Ohio Ihis past wcck~nd. the Sial(' Highway Patrol said today. Thl' count showed two deaths Frida).- night. lhrPI' Sal.urday and fil'r Sunda>·· Both Friday nigh! vicllms and one Sunday were pedestrians. Onr person was killed In a car-lrat n crash. Virtlms include: Friday night Bowling Grrrn: David C'. LawNy , 27. Wrs t Millgrove. Ohio, killed when st ruck by a car on Ohio 19 ~! in Wood C'ountv. C'IPvrland : Silas F . King Sr., fi(i, Painesville, killed when hit by a car as he ll'lcd to cross a Cleveland cll y st reet. Saturday Clevela nd: Timothy .1. SwE'C'· nev, 24. Lakewood . klil£>d In a tw.o-car accidl'nl ·on Ohio 2 In Cuya hoga Count y. Ca nfield: Burel R. Myers, 29, Alllance. killed when his car co llided wllh a truck on U.S. 224 'tn Mahonlng Count y. Leipsic: Clarence H. Bullock .Jr .. 29. Leipsic. killed In a one-car accldrnl on a cit y st reet. Sunday L~ ban on: Michael L. Carter. 17, Franklln. killed in a one-car :accident on a WarrC'n Count y Clinton Edgar Jones Area bridge.__t_co_n_ti_nu_e_d_rr_o_m_Pa_g_e_1_t- - - - Caro l Gorgy and Gladys Woodyard. Services wlll be held at 2 p.m. Wednesday at-l'he Blgony-Jordan Fu neral Home In Albany wilh R£>v. Donald Sh ue officiating. Burial will be in Alexander Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2-4and 7-9 p.m. Tuesday. Clinton· Edgar Jones, 89. Rt . l. Bidwell. died al his residence Sunday. He was a retired farmer. a mPmber or th<' Eno Grange an d a member and trustee or Poplar Ridge Freewill Baptist Church. Born Sept. 3. 1897. on Poplar Ridge. Ga llia County, to th~ !ale Eqg;u· and Belle Shoemaker .Jones. he was preceded in death . bv his first wile, i\nna Rosett a Virrs .Jones, in 1982. He is survived by a sl•eond wife. Elizabet h WolfingiJa rger .Jone s: one foster son. Robert Pnsons, Chester : six stepchildrm: Jwo sisters . .Jessie Lemley, F lo rida and ~gie Topping, Ga llipolis. Also pr!'ecding him in death v.-erp lh re(' brothers. Ferdie, Willie and Frank Jones. Services will be 1 p.m . Wednesday in Jhe McCoy-MooJ·e Funeral Home, Vinton, with tho Rev . Robert Persons offi cia ting. Bu rial will be In Poplar Ridge Cemetery. Friends may call at the fun eral horne fro m 6-8 p.m. TuQsday . Pallbear ers will be Blli, Paul, Howard and Ray Peck, Emm ons McC'onlhay and..Jimm y Massey. Honorary pallbearer will be .John .Jenkins . Herbert Hardy Herbert Hardy, Marlena, died Saturday evenin g al a Marietta hos pital. Surviving Mr. Hardy are his wife. Esther: a daughter, Jennifer Anderson of Pomeroy , and four grandchildren. Kristen·, Billy. Erin and Michael. Services will be held at 2: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the McClure F uneral Home in Marietta where friends may call this evening. Doris Fife Former Ch£>s hire resident . Inez Doris FifP, 67, ofiiOOPoweli St., Mlddleporl, dled Sunday morning at hrr homr. Born .June .30, 1919, in Ches hire. she was a daughter of lhr late Homer and Lula McCollum Abbott. She attended Silver Run Baptist Church. Surviving are her hus band, Marvin Lewis Fife. of Middl eMella Fi~>her port; five child ren, James and WIJllarn Fife. of Cheshire, David Mella Jeffers Fisher. 85 . Route Fife, of Webb. Ala., Rachel 3, Albany, died Sund ay al Vete- Burns, at Cheshire, and Lois ra ns Memorial Hospital. Taylor, of Columbus: two sisters, A homemaker, Mrs. Fisher Vi Thibaut . of Delaware, Ohio, was born In Athens County , a a nd Kay Martin. of Columbus; daught er of the late Wade E. and one brother, Willlarn Abbott, Emma Chase Jeffers. She at- Columbus: 12 gra ndchildren and tended the Carpent er Baptist seven great grandchildren . Church and was a member of the Bes ides her parents. she was Busy Bees Class of the church. preceded in death by thrf>e Surviv ing are a s ister , Id a sistNs and two brothers. Cheadl e. Albany: a stepdaughServices will be Wednesday , 2 ter. Dorothy Matthews, Finley- p.m.. at Silver Run Ba ptist ville. Pa ., a nd several nieces and Church. Mr. William Little will nephews. officia te. Burial will be in ChePreceding her in deat h besides shire Gravel Hill C'cmeterv. her parents. were her husband. Friends may call Tuesday evenHarve: two brothers, Reed and ing from 6·9 ar Rawllngs -Coa tsChase Jeffers, and two s isters. Biower Funeral Hom e. Utility, area resident finalize suit settlement 1\ $1o0,000 settlement has been finaliz ed ln the case of Norman Milliron, et ai, adm lnislrix ol the es ta te of Roger Miillron, aga inst Columbus and Sou thN n Electric Co., et a!. Roger Milliron was killed April 20. 1982 in Portland. while erect· ing a C'B ant ennae which co ntacted a distribution llnc owned by toe defendant. Norman Mil· It ron, father of Ihe deceased. was also injured in Thl' accident . A sui! for personal in juri es was .brought on beha lf or Ihe estate by C'lev£>1and: Katharlna Stolz,62, Vt>ter-.ms Mt'morial C'l£>veiand. killed in a one-car accident on a city street. J ff 24 Salurda ,\' Admiss ions - Burl Sa ndu sk)•: Scotti.. e ers , , BIE'vins, Middleport. Milan . killed in a thr(>('-Car accident on u.s. 2!itl in Erie Saturday Discharges - Ear l County. Fields , Iva Upton. Mark GorConllnental : Mary F . Yates, gleln. Freda Miller. Li nd a 2R, DeflanC'e, kiiiPd when hpr car Ball~y . was hll by a train tn the Putnam Sund ay Adm issions - Elwood County vllla~e of Continental. Bowers, Pomeroy : Clarenc<' Newark: Elnora Prlce, 49, Norris, Pomeroy . Newark. hll by a tr uck on a Sunday Discharges - Marie .-L-lc_k_ln:..:. g_c_ou_n_;ty_r_o_ad_._ _ _ _ _v_o_un_g_,_c_ha_r_to_lt_e_H_c_ss_. ----l 01« P11 Syatein SM.PIIf U.S. Super Dream Pill the plalnllff. HowC'vcr, the def£>ndanl denies all llablllily a nd respcnsiblllty for !he incident. a nd dispu tes lh<' plainlifl' s in juries. The parties S<'llied their dispules and claims with a Jump sum judgml'nl of$150.000, including attorney Ices. i\lso included in that amount is an annuit y contract, with premium prepaid, to provide Norman Mllliorn. or his heirs, with 20 yea rs ofmonthy payment.s , beginning this MarC'h. The fina l entry, filed in Meigs Cou nt y Probate C'ourl , slipula Irs that Jhe monthly payments arC' not, nor Intend ed to be, comp£>nsatlon for lost incomP by thr plalntlff. Th r month!)' payment s mav not be sold, mort gag£>d or tra nslct'rf>d bv Milliron, and arc not subj eel io accer lera tion, drf~r­ ra l, lncrcasP or decrease. Attorneys for the plaintiffwC'rC' Stevrn L. Story, Po meroy, and Charles H. Bendig, Columbu s. using lolls on bridges since th e rates can be set higher because motorists do not have a cho ice of alternat<• rout es . A financial breakdown of expected maintenance and operation costs showed on tv two of the five bridge slles - Chelyan and Williamstown - would not ea rn enough tolls to be S<' lf-sufficlent. Only two separa te stretches or highway - Corr-Idor H from Interstate 79 to Buckha nnon and Corridor L from Beckley to Fayetteville - wet·e listed as bei ng potentiall.v sclf-s uff iclcnt. But · no total project would generate "gross revenu es that exceed project ed annual deb t service levels _... " "The toll road corridors do not appear feasible .... " because of high maintena nce and policing cos ts and lost traffic thro ugh alternative routes. the report sa id. . "God knows we need roads and bridges," said J ohn Karras , a commissio n member and Repub· lican senator from Ohio Co unty "I think bridges make more se nse than roads. II !here is an alternal!' roulr than a toll road, people will use it." But in a land-locked di strict not known for its easy acc0ss. Iell ow co mmi ss ion mrmbN .J ar Spea rs, a Democratic se nator from Randolph County, Is encouraged that Cor ridor H has been n•commended for furthf't ' study. The 13fi-mil<' hi ghway, from 1-7!1 near W(•s ton to th e V!t·ginla border. has seen it s share of C' On1rOV4 ' rsy. Environm(?ntat groups have opposed t hf' roadway because propos!'d routf'S would have cut th ro ugh so me of Wesl Virginia's wildes t areas. "Toll roads arc lh <' only way we can go lor lh!'se maj or ' 1',"1 Lysand er Dudley, the state's economic development chief, be-· lieves lht' Corridor H ·project Is essential to making the state's · tourism and ski areas read ily accessible to major population centers on the Atlantic coast. Eac h win ner will receive $601,2.38, paid out - In annua l insta llmen ts of s:m,()(il , before whole n('W ar0a we··ve never been ro." In his State or the State address, Gov. A_rch Moore asked the Leglslalure to ex tend the Toll Road Com mission's life to Janu-. arv 1988 so the 11 -member panel· could finish Its work. . : West VIrginia's toll road plans, , however, could be grounded before th e~· get off the drawing board. A krr ('i cment Ia making the • plan work is a provision contained in thr U.S. Senate's · Vl'rsion ol the proposed feder al Sut·far<' Transportation Assist-: unce Act. "Wit hou1 enil bl lng legisla I ion. in Washi ngton, our highway : system. th e part where toll roads · are co ncer ned, is dead in the ; water ... Spears said. Slate Highways Commissioner · William Ritchie told rhecommis- · sia n last month that passage of : th e acl with the Senate's provi-· sian in !act is cr ucial to new road : construction in an.v sta te. "/\lo t of s tat<'S want to pur tolls on int l'rstalr highways just to maintain thei r In terstate high\ya.v~o;.;, " Ri!ehir said~ I.IXes. over The nex t 20 years. Total sales for The lottery wer(' $.1,24o,4.1.1 and th e prize payout · will total $2,09.1,487, accordin g to lollcry officia ls. Th<'re wrr£> 3o7 iollery players who chose live of lhr six winning number s: each winner will receive $f>R2. 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Lows will be in the 20s Wednesday and a ,tll!nager agsin. alowq lldulil tQ • -• rww you -or i-'011 getaluD refund ot your pwd Ill price. 11 much 11 thty lllllll - and the mid 20s to mid 30s Thursday eat . ~ 1916. 1-8110-453 4810 still be thin rchviry. and Friday. Monday. February 9. 1987 Area deaths Accident injures Gailia man Racine board • • enttne 1 Sect•on , 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. February 10, 1987 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc Newspaper Middleport officials not· satisfied with plans The Ohio Department of Highways has ag'reed to mark roads leading into Middleport for southbound Jrafflc on Route 7. but al this point Middlepor t Village officials are not satisfied wiTh thr plan . At Mond a)· night 's met'l ing or Middleport Village Council. Mayor ·Fred Hoffman read a letter fr om Rep . .Joiyn Bosler Indica tin g Ihat she has observed that there are insuffi rtenl markings for southbound lralflr at Route 7 and Hobson Road . A seco nd letter was read from Grorgr Dugan of the Ohio Department of Highways indicat lng that the turnoff from Roulr 7 19 the Hobs o,n Road lead ing into numerou s complain ts agai nst the QVC' Cha nn el whic h was put on the programming for lora! subsc riber s on Channel 6 which was prev iously_a Co lumbu s .s la· lion . Mayor Hoffman announced that a me£>tlng will be held with a ca ble tel evis ion tec hni cian within the nex t two• weeks. The technici an will outline allern ate steps lh£> village ca n take to replace Co nsolidated Communi· cations Group. Inc.. whi ch is c urre ~!ly providing srrvice to the town. Councilman Allrn Lee King aga in spo ke on th e need for sidewalk ramps for the hand!· capped. He was told th at one estimate is on hand lor such ram ps indl ca tlng that they will run betwee n $375 and $400 £>ach The posl office now has ramps as does th e new American Legion building, il was reported . Addi tional estimates will be sec ured . Middleport dors not quallf.v lor the report of Mayor Hollman for intersection lighting .. He indi· .Ja nuar)· showing receipt s of caled that signs will be placed on $3.370 in fines and lees. A second both count y roads :l and 21 rrading was given an ordinance leading into Middleport . providing for the sa le of a However, town officials feel village-ow ned Jot on Route 7 thaT Ihe s igns should, rather than below Middleport nea r the Giljus! be road number markings. bert Serv ice Station. Council YO iced no objections to should Indicate lhatlhe turnoffs lead to Middl&porl wiTh Ihe name a reques t from Way ne Davis to of -the town being noted on the refinance wiTh Farmers Bank signs. Mayor Hoffman will make and Savings Co. a loan on Ihe cont acts wiTh ODOT Ia see if BraziN Dairy Queen building. Council President Dewey HorMiddleporl can be included on ton reported I hal he is reviewing the signs. Councli las t night approved the I he contract that th(' village has th ird r£>adlng of an ordinance lor cable Jelev ision serv ir r and which will provide an approxi- . Mavor Hoffman reported th ai hr mate seven percrnt salary Jn- wlli have copies of the cont rac t rreas£> for village employees made for all members of cou ncil. effectlvr March 1 and approved Horton sa id thai he has received McFarlaDe listed in !ton:-; on tht' pui-rhasP. Co uncil uis~u s srd thr S. Src·o od also proceed w ith a(·tivlt i0S for th r Avr .. srction nt' ct l' 11w Sid Ll tt l1) propcr t ~ · whNC' clrainagl' is a l- obsrrva ncr of .J ulv i th wilh th e undf'rstanding th at th (' v illa gr \owmg watC'r: to stand on th 1• has a $2.000 r1 ·c rea ti on fund. Mal'or Hoffman ind icaie<llhat strrf't rrflat !ng a dan grr whrn th r .JU !v 4t h rrlcb r atinn ht~s llPt'n Ha iii'OiJ d track s whi fh mig ht good t'or till' community and pointed ou t that the town has hun' ser \'Pd as a stOJ)P«'I' for " t'flCC'ived doni.! I ion s in tht• p~ s t towards th f' cos ts lnvolvC'd. Cil mon• sai d hr wantPd tht"' appro va l of othrr town orficw l s last th;11 \\';1 1('1' ft 't •PZI'S. sllcling VC' hiriP havP bf'f'n n~­ morcd. Council wi ll look at the spot w ith an !clroa of so mPhow pr ovi ding twltPI' drninaJZf · It was indicated Thd t lhpn • Is probablv night so Thdl he co uld add activiTies 10 the crlc brallon Th iS not rnoug h fi n n crou1HI ut tlw vrar · r.ilmo rr a lso point rd out lh<~l somf' of thr m o nf'~' !J a m tht' sa lt• of vil lage propcJTY on Third II ve .. wa!>; rarma rkrd l or blC'J(' hrrs for 1\ cau 1ion siJ.! n will lx- plt~crd a l the park and indi cated thai il is Sixth and \\'i illams Sis. 1ime t o ma ke drcisions . Ma~' Ol' H offm an sa id t hP rPcrra t mn \\' f' l'l' commissio n wi ll hold ,, mf'el ing to co m<' up wit h l'('('Om m r nd;t - lonllio n to insl.. ll gua rd 1ailln~:, 1h1 • to<·at ion. l'uu n<.'i ln• a n .Ln ·k Sat t•:rfu·ld was naml'(\ to look Into .1 rPquf'sl to r ,, strrr·l llg ht a! thr· eor nP r t lf Ot hr r s all Pnclmg I !w mr 'f'l lng Cn unC' llm an Wlllinm WHI· lers. Poll<·<· ('hl<•f Sid 1.1111<• and (' Jerk-Trl'iiSUr<'r .Jon llu<·k. •" ' "' 'good ·condition' today By WENDY ZENTZ Wi\S HI NGTON !UPII - Po· lice are trea ting as a suicide attempt the ow rdose ol 20 Jo 30 -Valium pills taken by Robert McFarlanP, the pres id ent' s .formPr natio nal secu rit y adviser ·and the . man who implicated :Ronald RPagan in the IranCo nt ra scandal. McFarlane. under press ure fo r his role in the sca ndal, admllted taking the pllls early Monday. pollcr. satd. Ho· lfas .taken by ambulance to BPthpsda · Naval Hospilal In suburban Maryland. )l'herr h(' was lls1Pd in good condllion. Pollee deter live Dan Waring In Montgomery County. Md., sa id a report prepared by !he ambu lance crew indicated McFarlanr took 20 Io 30 Valium, a widely used lra nquillwr oll en prescribed for trra lment ol anxiety. " It's br ing carried as an all pmpled suicide ba sed on the amount of pllls tha i wer r taken ... Waring said. Thr amount was . "wrltlen on lh< ' (a mbulan ce! report, ev id Pntly at thl' admis sio n of McFar lane." NBC' News t·eporled loda;· "thcrP wa s also apparentl.v a note from Mc·Farlane wrllllen afl pr he had Taken Ihe Valium but nol ieglb!P and not shown Jo anyon<' out side Ihe famil y." The note was bei ng held by McFarlane's wife. lh~ report said . NBC a lso sa id McFarlan<' has been suffering severe bac k spasms a nd though drow sy, he told rescue squad members he had Ia ken "2!i to :!0 Valiurns." Ma rkTavcnnN , an emergency med ical technicia n aboard the Bethcsda -C'hN'Y Chase Resc ue Co uncilman Bob Gilmon' was given a ver bal go ahead to ambulance that carried McFarlane to the hospital. told Uniled Press International today: "We recciv£>d the ca ll at 7:05 a. m. for a sick person at the McFarlane res idence. We arrived at i: II a. m. and I ransporled Mr. McFarlane to Bethesda Naval Hospital. where we arrived at 7::l3 a. m." Tavenner declined to provide other details. Lt. Ru ssell Sanford, a hospi tal spokesman , also refused to comment on Whether the overdose was a suicldf> ai!E'mpt. PNer Morgan, an ·anor ney for McFarlane. sa ld simply, "There was an ovl'rdose of Valium. " Wa ring said pollee wrre investigating Ihe overdos~ to rul£> out foul play and the mallrr then was to b£> turned over to the hospllal. "Basicall)' we're just looking to rllminalr an)· foul pia)·," he said. "Once wr deter mine iT's ·self-inflicted and once we delerROBERT MCFARLANE min e the ~rson is now receiving proper attention. w<· lei medica l White Ho use spokes man Marpro pie take care of Ihe problem." lin Fitzwa TN sa id Presidf>nl An overdose of Va lium rarC'l)' Reagan lea rned abou t Ihe OVN kills a person unlc·ss II is dos£> Monday mor nin g. McFarcombined with other seda tives or lane was sched uled to ap~ar alcohol, medical officials said. Monday brfore th r specia l presiHoffman -LaRoche Inc.. maker dential panel roV IC'wlng operaof the drug. ltas estimated 9 tio ns of thC' Natio nal Secur it y rnllllom Americans lake Valium Council, whlch McFar lane led annually . during his trnurC' as nat la nai McFarlane. 49. a la lhPr of s£>c urit v adviser . three, was at home wllh his wife. McFar lan £> rrs ignPd from thr Janda. \\liten the overdose was Whill' House post In December discovered. said Morgah. who is 1985 aftrr ha\·l ng cond uctl'd a · co-co unsel with McFarlan£>'s sam ~ ea rl)' negotiat ions in the chief lawyer, Leonard Garment. secrrt U.S. arms sales to Iran, " I think his wlf~ became but he co nti nued to pia.1· a kC'.V concerned by his co ndilion and roll' in lh r iniliallve and its links called Ihe hospital... Morgan to the release of Am1•r lca n said. hostages in Ll'banon. asks for letters I""~~?:..~n~t,,.""m~,.....~, U.S. Long, D·C'Ircleville. isn 't making prornisrs. but he is asking lor letters of support. Long is trying to find slalr monev lor a IetTY servicP across the ·Ohio Riv.rr while the Porn erov -Mason Bridge is closed. H.e has been in touch with local gov~rnment services and department Qf devri op menr oflicials. and. if nrccssar.v. In Governor Richard C'l'lest l'. E:I lsar reports Long is Try ing ' " schedu le a n app01 nlm<' n1 wilh Th r governor next wrrk. With ODOT planni ng to closr the bridg1• b.r March ~l o r lli. limP is limited smalllm sinrss d£>VC'Iopment Si'r - Ellsnr says lw has spokt•n tJ~· vlces of the Ohio DcpartmPnl or tr icphonc with loc" l co mmunir v Developmen t. and was told that iPaders to int orrn Th< ·m ol L o n~ ·, tellers of support from !oral efforts and makP rrquPsts fm business and communi!_,. lraders lell crs . would be helpful . Elisa r savs Lon g is loo king at Long is hoping for a masslv<' thr Poml'rol' to Mas on. W.Va tr lter-wrlllng ca mpaign !rom rro"i ng. in c: ludc•d in lhi'COstslnr Meigs County., this ro ut <· wou ld ill' a $11111,1111 1 , . rlw i\cCOI'dIng to .Sroll El isa r. IIT<' P'At•lot·m:tn - '"<' bond to sa: isf_ se nator's aide. letters should bt• U.S. Corps nl F.ngl ner·rs that an' addrrssrd to Lon~. at the state· damag es to th r W<·s r Virg in ia hou S<• in Col umbu s. and shou ld landing would br r<'pa irPd. sav thai Jack of ferrv serl' lcr . Mason M:t yor ,\gnrs Hou.' h rould have a "dirl' ···conornie Slli!C(J l'arlil'l' th aT " S'l.lill l Impart" on loc·al bu sl nrss . possi · per lorrnantl' IJontl wou ld h< • bly ca using an "('('o nomlr ('mrr · n ·quln•d to prolf '{'l Po mpro,\' St . grnt'y ." in M ast1n, from It! (' :n. shnuld h('il\':V t nJ f(l (' c;-IU SP. JW\ '(•mPnl fbma gP . In a.dd i t inn. i ni tial npr•1 ;11 in,.g f'XJll·nsP~ for f(·, T~ · opflr;Jl o r Do1 · J\1 C'C O.\' wou ld ,tlsn bf\ llPt'dPl l - ahnu 1 $~0.1MMI. St!lrll',\' l<dwards . ol C alli;I Mt' i gs ('r~mm un tl)' /\r tl r1n Ag<'llC\' has hPPn cn nta rtrt) h\ 1-:lisa r . as wr·ll ,. .., Pnmp rny /\n ·:r ctwml)( ·l' of (' cJmmHf 'P Jl rf'~l ­ dPnl Bill N!'i.I"P . N •·ii ' C' n •pOI 'ls hP ha s :.III'I 'LH I~· .s•'nl 11 .suppor t lr•W•1' in hnpP.s Ihill th•· !'>Pn111nr wr ll b(• ,._ U{'{'C'S.St'UJ in ._ P I 'UI [ I I~ I ]H"' IH'I •df •<l funds Nt •;' "' ' s. dil hf' trddi·: Ji sar rh.r l if .r fPIT.\ ' In lr:IOSp01' 1 \ 'f'hiri i' .S cnuld nol \)1• nhl :drH·d. a ~ rn~N· pot ~ l• ·rn fOUI!I hi' an .rl lrr na· 11 \f '. and g a v•· l~ l lsal na mt·~ anti num bc ·r!" nf p:J ssf'ngl ' t' s•·t'\'i f·p oJwr;ll or ~. lan ding In Fire leaves family homeless Two st 1ucturc fires in Meigs C'ountv. one early Tursday morning and anot her Monday afternoon. Jell one family homelt•" and anot her wilh r' tpnsl\·1• damages. Olive Tow nship Fire Dcpat·trnenl was ca lled at !; this morning to a flr r at ThP Walter Dillion residence on Sugar Camp, ncar Reedsville. Fire Chief Rick Bar· ringer reports that lir·r in the onC'-ston· fra m fl stru cturr was "fuli v Ji1\'o lvrd" when llrrmrn arrivrd. The home. ocr uplrd by Dil lion. his wife and sma ll c-hi ld . was a co mplete loss rsti mat cd al $lo,00tl. Ther r- was no insuran<'<' ucrordin~ to Harrini!l'l'. ;1nd no ini urlr•s U<'t 'UITI'd . Origi n or lhl' bluzr has not bPr·n dPtPt 'mlnNJ. Syrw·usr Fir1 • C' hir•l Cen1 • irnbod1·n 1'1-port s that li rr darn ugf' was conHn l '< i to otw room of t hr Bar tHu·a I.C'\\Is rt~s id Pfl('fl on Fifth St in S,vnH: usf'. s.vr:rc·u sP WUS t'U IIPd to lhf' ~CPflf' HI 4: Ill p.m . Mnndd~' . ;r ss i~tl'd t ,~ . Ril · ci n1·. Jm bodrn says t h~" l'f\ li f of 1hP t wo- stc)r~· hOU!->P, whic h w r1s fOr · m r.r J~· a nursin~ h()mf', rf'('f•lvPd smo k~ antJ w;1t r-r dumagr. Origin of thfl blaZl'. nrw P~ llmal1't1 los-~s. hal'r· t><·rn dr·trrrnin•·d. lm bod1·n sa y~ (~Jr·r lrl c l l .v hC'f'fl J'f'S IOffld 10 I h r" hOUSI' . has SEN ..Ji\N M. J.ON(J Ex-Home State owner begins testimony CINCINNATI !UPl i - Refut Ing ea rller testimony, former Horne Slate Sav ings Bank owner Marvin Warner said Monda y he was unaware th£> thrift was deallng wlth a broke rage firm teetering on th~ verg£> of bankruptcy . ES M Government Securities Inc. founder·Ronnie Ew ton tesli· fled last month he had told After Six has cap tured all the'glamour of "Dynasty." All the dram a And all rhe sryle. Just for you . See rhe sophisricared new ·'Dynasty Collecrion" of mens forrnalwe"r liborftlds is now htadct,uart"s for Master Tuxedo rtntals. For proms, weddings and special o«asions. Stop in tho mtn's department • hi floor - Sot th~te line. ELBERFELDS MA~VIN ,. WARNER Warnf>r that ESM was insolvent , but that War ner continued invrsllng mllllons of Home Stale dollars in ESM. Warner. beginning what Is expected to be seve ral days ol tesllmony In his own defense, said Ewton never told him about ESM's condition untlllt was too late. Both ESM and Home Stale colla psed two yea rs ago. cr('alln g the bigges t banking crisis In Oh .o. l WarnN. charged wlth willful mlsappllcallon of Home State funds and fraud. said when he approved a erlllcal $700 mllllon repurcha se transaction at an Aprlll983 meeting,_the proposal was presented by ESM olllclals as rlsl< free becau se a hedge- a slf!lultaneous Invest ment on short term trading - would offset any losses. At a later meeting with ES M offlcers, Warn£>r tesll!led, he • said, "There was a recitation of concerns expressed. This 'no risk' Investment did not work." Warner said In August or September 1983 he Initiated steps to make HomeSialewholeagaln, Including a two- year extension of the protll spread that ESM had '( lnllally guaranteed for one yea r: a limlt on margin ca lls: and conversio n of a five -year treasury note In to a one-y£>ar Jreasury bill: Warner reca lled being in trodu c~d to F.wton severa l years ago and sald he was Initially "Impressed" with him . Ewton latpr became the chief prosec utlon witness agai nst War ner. War ner said he was Introduced to Ewton through hls son-in-Jaw, ~~"~. • "Steve. I thought, was a good judge of character." leslifled Warner. " Based on what I.saw . l was impressed twlth Ewton )." Following the collapse of ESM and Home State, Arky commit· ted suicide and In a suicide note exonerated both himself and Warner ol any wrong·dolng. Warner became a multi- mllllo· nalre Jhrough rea l es tate devel· · opment s and served as ambassador to Switzerland under President ,Jimmy Carter. He traced what he called hls " modest" beginnings to constru cting a J().unit apartment building In Alabama. market In illabama became sa tura ted and acquired Home Slate. Before Warn('!' began tes llfy· ing. I\\'O character witncssl'S oral polio vaccine developer Dr. i\lbC'rt Sabin and form er Uni ted Na llons ambassador William Vanden Heuvel - tes llfled on Warner's behalf. Bot h wit nesses pra !sed Warner 's honesty and Integrity and sa ld he was well-respected in bl(Siness an d socl al ci rcles. Standing trial along wil h WarnE'r are two lorml:'r Home State presidents - Burton Bongard and David Schiebel. Sc hiebel concluded four days of tesli mony Mondall and sa id slate ol Ohio banking officials took no official acllon regarding Home St a Je' s deallngs with ES M. Schiebel said II the Ohio Division of Savings and Loans had fell the business was "unsafe and unsound." as deemed by a bank examiner, "the superln· Jendent cou ld have Issued a cease and desist order." "Not only did they not Issue one," teslltied Schiebel, "t he division never even threa tened to." Warner sa id he ca me to Cincinnati In 1950 when the housing • TVC CJIAMPS - Melp' Shelly Slobart (U) tnkCH hM" turn during nel culling lime followlnK Monday nlght'H Tri·Valle~ Conference tltle-cllnchlnl ~lclory o~er Federalllockln~. See paKC 3 for game detaiiN. • �' Commentary Page- 2-'The Daily sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio·;: Tuesday. February 10, 198l'" The Daily MOC team · must forfeit eight victories .' Conlra war starts._:---______B_e_n_W:_at_te_nb_e--=rg:; The ·Daily Sentinel lll Court Street DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF TH E MEJGS·MASON AREA ~J:b ~m~ ~ ~v ._-.-. t""T'"'E:!c;;=~ , ~ ROBJ;:RT L. WING E'M' P ublisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller A MEMBER ofThe Unilod and eq~lpment. The contras didn't like being In Honduras. The Hondurans didn 't like 11. The United Slates didn't like 11 . The Sandlnlstas In Nicaragua llkPd II just fine . Toda y, contra troop deployment f lg ur t's h ave changed sharply. according to Ameri ca n officials . Mosl of the contras- aboul10,000- are now where they belong, In Nicaragua . Hundreds mort' are being lnfil · trated each week. Many contra ca mps In Honduras are deserted. Both the eontras who W<'re In Nicaragua before and th<' nt'w arrivals arp now betler equipped: uniforms, jungle boots, rifles. communications gear. Many of their leaders are fr es h from training by There Is speculation about who funded the contra war last ypar, aboul American currenl public opin ion regarding supporl for Ihe conlras in that war. abo ut congressional maehlnatlons con· cerning a les t vote on aid to Ihe co nt ras in lhal war . Oddly. a lmosl absent from the dialogue In the war Itself. As was said during World War II , " Hey, buddy. don 't yo u know Ihere's a war go ing on?" There Is a war goi ng on, in Nicaragua. right now. as sche· duiPd. The conlras began receiv· ing legal America n milllary aid only two months ago. Ai that time there we re a boul 5,000 Ill · equipped cont l-as In Nicaragua and aboul 10.000 enca mped In Hondu ras waiting lor weapons Pomeroy, Ohio BOB HOE FLI CH General Manager Press Internationa l, Inland Dally Press Assoc iation and the Ame rican Newspaper Publls hers Association. LETTERS OF OPIN JON are wt•leomc They should tx> less than nJ words long. All letters a resubj('(' f to £'dltl ng and rru st bP signed wllh name. add rt"Ss and telephone num ber. No w• slg n£JJ lf.' llers v.: lll be pu bll!!hed . Leiters should be in good taste, address in g lssurs, not rr rsonalllles Washington Window ..- - Qr~97 R>Rf 'M)Rill <;TAll-'ret.£~ eTTA ----~~----__, 0 • Presidential staff gets a new look Americans. There art' now dozens of skirmishes pi' I' week going on throughout Nicaragua. The con· tras are apparently doing well in combat agalnsl the large Sandi· nlsta army. Thecontraunltsart' llghl ·lnlantry mobil<'. forces, llv· lng and fighting on the move, pulling back when Sandinlstas bring In helicopter gunships or lanks. As Iheir strength In· creast's,tht'contralorcesplanon hitting harder and more varied targets. Tht'y are carP!ul. F'or humanit · arlan and tactical rt'a sons !hey rarely use pressure-detonated mines, which can harm civilians. The contras cannot afford many gory scent's of civilian tragedy that usua lly go along wlthguer· H~ME j? MEA ~f\ By II ELE N THOMAS UPI \\'hitt 1 IIOII !i(' Reporh' r WASHI NGTON t UPI\- The Whil e House will have sev<•ra l ne" faces dur ing Pn•sidr nl Reaga n' s last two years in offi ce. S£'Vt"ra l top aidfls havr quit or arr> lf •t..~v in g to advu nc(· tht> ir carPPrs in prlva iP life with thr backdrop of sc rvirr in lh(' Whi lr • House. And thf'rr is somfl room a t the- top now Some oft h<' aides held off jum pin g ship aft Pr 1he Iran sea nd al hit thr Wh ite Hous<·. bul lhey appear lo havP derided lh al Reagan has wealhNC'd lhr storm and Ihe ir dr·pa rlu rrs will nol be co nstrued as dC'sNiions. • Th r mos t visiblP or t hf' new in sidr r s is Marlin Fitzwo iE"r. wh o rC'placC'd Larrv Spea kes as ch ief WhiiC' House spokPsman. filzwal cr will always ha ve• a high· profile In Ihe wani ng adm inist ration slncP hr is on the podium every day, briefing rC'por ter. . Ever sin e<' Ihe scu ndal broke. Rr•agan himself an d chi ef of staff Donald Regan have been fairlv ou l of tho limelight cxcppt fo r or{: as iona l CC'r rmon ial rv~n l s. Whii C' Hou se Comm unica tions Director Patrick ·Buchan,m. who tr i<'d to put his finger in th r dike. is lravrng all he rn d of lh('month lo r n s ur~ t hat thC' consc rvati vP ra usC' is promoted in thP nr.x 1 pr·psidrnti al ca mpai gn. His successor is ex pretrd to br less ol an ideologue. Buchan an, known as ' 'M r . C'onsPrva li v<'. ·· brra mC' th<' pres idf'n t 's point m~n in thP Iran affa ir and his biggr•s t publlr dPfr ndrr Ot hers who haw d<>pariPd Ihe scP nr arp Mitch<•ll Daniels, who as RPaga n's chi Pf leglslativr liaison 10 Ca pit ol Hill suffered a biller political blow wi th thr DPmocra iJC capture of the Srna le las I Fal l. Da n iris madr some hradlinps whr n he asked Whi t<' House chief of sta ff Dona ld Rega n to step doll'n to give• Reaga n a clea n slarl in the aftNma lh of lh P sca ndal. Regan has a co nslilurnrv of one. bu t il' s thr mos l lmponanl ,·ote hr ca n have as long as he sPrvrs In tht' While HousP. The prrsidPnlli kcs him . supports him and docs not wa nt ro re linqu ish him despite urgings 10 lh r conl ra r·y from family and friend s. In add It ion. Dr \ar ll on Turner, the president's ehlrf drug adv i'l•r. has qui t. ;JS has Reaga n's perso nal physlrlan. Dr. Burton Smllh. Thr top national "'curilv mailers are now in I he hands of Frank Ca'rlu ccl. who rrplared dc•posed NSC aclvlsrr Vier Adm . .lohn l 1 n indC'x ler. Carlu rci sw1 •pt Wllh a nPw b room. srnding SP\'f' l al NSC staffers packing. Somr of lh f' n )pla cPm f'nt s may bC' 1i,lkC'n fro m w ith in govrrnmf'nt . Allyrd Kingan. onr ol Rrg;r n's top asslsl<~nls. is lhr new NATO am hassador to Bru ssrls. Another k<')' slaffrr. De nnis Thomas. is said to he• in li no lo rrplac•· Buc·hana n. A new look al lhr WhitP House is n,;, un usual. par llr ul ar I)· at this stag<' nf a t wo·t<'rm pr·,.sidPn l. · Letter to the Editor ••• Some food for thought : J\s a spniO I' citlzrn. I am r(ml lnually thi nking of lhr past and asking myself what the h~pplcsl a nd most gra lifl·ing d/J)'S of my llfr ha ve been. The answrr Is always lhe same: Being ac live In and all rndinf( Ihe s(nall churches of my choler wi l h lamllv and friends. The atmosphrn; in my sma ll c hurches arc sincere. relaxi ng. sim ple, non· poo II t i c a I . I r i e·n d I I' a n d uhmalrri alis l ic. ; Our mi nistr rs had all ended no irl slil utions of higher lear ning. h~Hi no dortor·;Jt r dPgre<•s. bul I a)ways fc>llthcy had somf' sort of ordalnC'd gill brcausr of thcir· ahllll v lo promote brother lv love. r pmpasslon ;rnd harmony In tllc lr communll y. 'T hPy nf•ver df-J:raded. crllirlz<"d. ridic uled. nor were Ihey in any way obstinate abou t a poin l of vlf'w olhtr than lhelr own. Thc>y i:Jl.'lieved In soda l equa li ty wilh· out snobbN)' These gifted mc>n 1;Ned. pract iced a nd bellovro t~ al greed. selfishness. jealous)·. goss ip. c~o llsm . halrC'd. dccep· t(p n.fr·aud and usl ngChrislia nlly 10 ga in polillra l power or mat<'· rial wraith was not, Is not, and n)>vcr will br on lhP agend a of .J!'sus Chris t. ; 1 musl now ask myself another q)Jes tlon: How much longer Is the vpst maj orll y of lhe Am<'rica n pj'Oplr going 10 lolerale arr<,l· ~nl. fra udulent lr lev lslon pl'r· s~ n allli<'s who by thea trics. heal lamps. a nd d<•crptlon di sguise rl)cmselvrs as preachers to vic· Uimizr and cx ploil our c>lderly and others who will brevcn tua lly r~sponsl bl e for destroy ing our small churches by lurnln ~ our 1·oulh off by the millions? · ftlght or wro ng - II you don't tx>J icve our youth are turned off, Ihim take a ra ndom poll as I have over the pas t two years and lind ou t. It is aslronomlcal. You can't bl ~m c them lor being turned off. They are taught as ch!Jdren. as w~ all were, that preaching wa s ... l ' an ordal nr d gift of God. Now Ihe) arr srrlng most trlevls lon preaching not as an ordal nc>d gift from Cod. hul as a lu cra ti ve bu si ness endeavor where no qualifica l ions arP req uired and an von£' ran gC' I int o thr act, i.IS rv.idrnced bv wa l r htn g tciPvislon. · In our frN' and op<>n soc lel y, our yo uth :e st udying and oiJSt'rvlng thr social cond itions In Iran and olher sta tes lhal arc to lally govcr nc•d by .rel igious faclions w her e books are burned ;md all lrredom a nd opposin g points of vipw obliterated. They will have no part of II except to oppose. How ca n any of us possibly jusllfy lhr enormous material wea llh, eiPVa led living atmos· phere and egollsm of lhose who profess to represent lhe leach· lngs, love a nd sacrifi ces of Jesus Chr ist• The money taken by this TV scam would stagger thr lma gl na· lion. How ca n you possibly es llmale 1he amount of money lhal Is being swindled from the elderly and ot hers In the fo rms of Insurance. lrusls, deeds. wills and cas h? We havp ma'ny dlfferenl points of view on religion as well as olher aspects of life, but the re Is one lhlng we all ag ree on: Small communllv chu rc hes of all differen I lallhs. living In harmony. made this democracy . Whal would happl'n In our society II these billions of TV dollars were funneled Into our co mmunll y churches where It belongs a nd where II would be accountPd for? Good quesllons, wllh reason, give them so me serious thought .. . very serious thought. Bob Rader Wheelersburg P.S. II lhese self· lnteresl groups arc noll he false Pro Ills lhen - who Is? "That? It means our 'No Smoking' policy doesn't apply here at corporate headquarters." rllla warfare. For the ·final oujcome of the contra effort will · · likely be determined by reac· ·• !Ions. public and political, In the ,. , United Slates. Sooner or later, ; television crews will go out with . contra unlls. bringing back vi· •· deolape that will tell America n taxpayers whether their doll ars . are being well spent. So far, administration sources . · maintain . the milita ry side of the ·: eontra war Is going be11Pr, and more quickly, than expected. · Frank Carlucci, the new chief of ·' the Nallonal Security Council, visited Central America last week and ca me back lmpre~sed . But the real problems with the contras, Carlucci understands, are mostly on thP political side. " The stronger mllllary force net>ds a unified Nicaraguan polll· · ical presence to direct the military. Carlucci plans to work on Ihal now. All this would seem to represent a pretty good report card for jusl two months Into a major operation. The $100 million In conlra aid was designed lo last a full U.S. budge t cycle, expiring next fall. CIParly , the wise American response would be to walt and S<'e wh at happens otl ThP ground before ma king any npw decisions . Instead. som e eongresslonal democrats are intent on getting a February negative vote on con· tra ald. They lhlnk their chances are Improved by the domestic Ira n-conl ra scandal, an Item the · , contras had nothing lo do with. If a contra put-down passes Congress, II will be vetoed by the president. !Is only effects will be lo undermine the morale of contra soldiers, now doing WPIIin battle, lo undermine Central America n leaders seeking lo pressure the Sandlnlstas and to . undermine the credibility of America as an ally. Those are hea vy costs just to. mak e polltl· cla ns feel safp from the noisy anti -war aclivlsts. •'• MOUNT VERNON, Ohio. (UP!) - Mount Vernon Na za· rene College must forfeit the eight basketball victories It has compUPd this season because of the use of an Ineligible player during Its first 21 games. Dr. Lora Donoho, the school's athletic director, said 6-foot-7 so ph·omore Rick Burke, a tra nsfer student from London, Ohio, had been found Ineligible. Burke, who attended Marletla College and Columbus Technical Institute before enrolling at Mount Ver non, played In the tt'am's first 21 games. MVNC won eight of those and must forft'lt gamrs to Spring Arbor I Mich.), Mas ters Collpge (Calif.), Cincinnati Bibl e, Ober· lin, Bluffton, Urbana and two to Ohio Dominican. Urbana and ODC are ft'llow Mld·Ohlo Confer· ence mt'mbers. Letters to athletic directors of each of those Institutions were mailed last Friday, Informing them of the use of the Ineligible player. Donoho sa id the collegp vio· latPd NAJA rules requiring tra nsfer sludents to sit out 16 calendar weeks after transfer· ring from another Institution. unless the student athlet<' stays ou I of school complet<'ly lor two full st'mesters or signs a one·time waiver-of residency form, slallng he did not play baskt'tball at lh<' !our-year Institution he ai!Pnded. Burke a11Pnded Marietta In 1984-&'i and was a m<'mber of he junior varsit y bas kPtba ll team. He attendPd C'TI. a two-year sc hool, through May 1986, bul did not play baskrtball. " We were wrong." said Do· noho, a member of fh<' NAJA , National Executive Committee. "We art' S<'l now to get our hous<' back In ord<'r. I don 't want to underplay II because It's a serious thing Ihat has happened us ... ro meetings with foreign officials, checks and ba lances dt'sign<'d to and In Washington he cultivated prevent preposiNous clandt'S· a wide range of private contacts. line opl'ratlons." North's gung-ho und t'rcove r On occasion. Casey would even meet wilh an Individu al reporter. activi ties at the NSC were rlghl not at the CIA's Langlpy, Va., down Casey 's alley. One source headquarters, but in a 1\ldeaway Involved In the Iranian deal told olllce near the While House. No us Cast'y spoke of North wilh olher. CIA official would be such fondne ss thalli seemed as II prest'nt. "! ca n' t always trust .the younger man Wt're a protPg<' thost' boys at Langley," Cas<'y wor king for the CIA director. had confided. This source sa id thai prlva le .meetin gs he had with Casey In In a 1983 profile of Casey that was more prescient lhan W<' 1985 mak<' II clear In retrospect knew, we wrote thai he was "a that Casey's early knowledg<' of ion<' wolf (whci) lovt's the covert· th e Iranian affai r was "subs!an · action side of his job." WP added : tla l" and certainly more Ihan he " 'The cowboys down In The acknowl edged to the Senal<' ranks will send up a harebra ined lnlellig<'nce Commil tPe. Medical ex per ts have sugproposa l, and the nex l thing you know lhey're In his office plo tt ing ges led thai thr 73-year-old CIA wllh him .' co mpl ained on e chief may have been affe.clrd source. Oi her sources expressed du ri ng his testimony by lhe concern Ihal this sidesiPppPd the malignant brain lum or Ihal was Growth in the ·heartland HOUMA, La . (NEA) - "The Bayous of Loui sia na," a book published a lmost hall a cenlury ago, aptly describes lhe sou· thernmost portion of this stale as " a land a parl, shut away from the resl oil he country behind Its liquid barriers." In recent decadPs, howt'ver, Houma, Morgan Clly, Lalayt'll e and other communities In the midst of Louisiana's coasta l wetlands have been growing a I an ex traordinary pact'. Belwet'n 1960 and 1980, Houma 's populallon expa nd ed fro m 22,500 to 32,600. Following lhe 1980 census, this clly, nearby Thibodaux and ot her surrou nd· lng communities were olllclally c lassifi ed by Ihe federal govern· men! as a " metropolll an slalistl cal art'a." a designation Ihal technically gives It urban statu s. Wha l has been happen ing hPrP also has been occurring <'ISe· where throughout the cou nt ry. but unlll recentl y lhe pheno· menon had not bP<'n adequalely c hronicl ed . Now. however. an Important n<'w book, "The New Hear· tland. " wrillen by veleran Nt'W York limes correspondent John Herbers. describes and explains the unprecedentPd pall cr n of growth: " II Is new populallon and commercial growt h of very low densil y, lower than Ihe sprawling suburbs that were decried for sca ttering urban populations. 11 Is growt h around small towns and metropolilan areas and ovt'r rural areas wllhout destroyi ng lhe essential character of the landscapl' ... "Some of II has been mlstak· enly described as an extension of Ihe suburbs or as a revllallzatlon of small low ns. Those who have studied II know II is neilher of lhese. nor Is It a repopulation of the farms ... "Tht' new ht'artland can be st'en on lh<' oul er fringes of melropolltan a reas; a round small low ns far removed from lhe large cities; along rivNs. coastllnc>s and reservoirs; near rPcr eallon a nd retirement areas; on marginal farmland : along co untry roads; and on remote land that Is barren except for li s physical beauty ." Among Ihe mosl nota ble examples oil he development cll ed by Herbers In "The New Hear· lland" art' the count ry's smaller slale capllals, stretchin g from Co ncord. N.H. 10 Olympia, Wash .. thai long were stagnant but now arP fl ourishing. Al so lncludt'd In tha t ca tt'gory are Austin. Texas; Sanl e Fe. N. M.: Dover. Del. ; Annapolis, Md.; Helena. Monl. ; Madison, Wis.; Lincoln . Neb.; Montpelier, VI. ; frankfort, Ky. ; Raleigh, N.C ., and Bismarck, N.D. But state ca pital status Is hardly a prerequisite lor "new heartland" development. Among lhe other communlllt's cited by Herbers art' Bullhead Cll y, Ariz.; 'Slate College. Pa.; Coeur d'Alene. Idaho; Fort Colllris, Colo., and Ann Arbor, Mich. All of North Carolina, the book suggests , Is a " prolotypl' for America's future," embodying on a statewide basis lhe diffu se development pattern Herbers believes will become even more dominant In coming decades. Unlike many other states, North Carolina does not have one dominant large city. The state's mosl populous city Is Charlotte, but II has only 350,000 residents. SCattered elsewhere lhrough· out the slate are more than a somP tough shots lonlghl. ·I lly GENE CA DD ES noticed more quickness from l JPI Sports, Wrllor him . He ju st lorgol aboulthlngs COLUMBUS, Ohio !UP I) Ohi o Stat e's Dennis Hopso n and wr nl ou t and played." Hopson. who leads the Big Ten do~s n ' t think there's any doubt the BuckPves will gc·l a bid lo tho rn scoring wit h a 29-polnt •ver· NC/11\ Tour namr nt following age>. had bren he ld 1011 and 20 the Mondu1· night's 90·72 Big Ten last 1wo ga m C's. " II dcflnltdy was an embar· vlc lot y ovpr Miehif(an Statf". Hi s coac h. Ga r y. Williams . isn'l q u iiP rasslng performa nce by the Spa rta ns ... sa id Michigan State SO S UI'(' . " I lh ink wp'rp In," sa id Hop- <·oaclr .lud Hrathcolc . "We were so n. who srorPd :14 polnls. oulhusllrd and 11ad a difficult gr<JbbPd 6 rPbou nds ~tnd h.::td (l lime agai nst lhr lr press and In abou 1 s1x l ea rns and I 'rn su11· pli:! ,VPI'. " wr'll bc•urwol lhem .. ThP w1 n liy th<' BuckeyPS· a 90-M loss il l Mi chigan · Stat" as 1hr· Bur krvrs Opt' ned Ihe· · <'O ni erenec season with three By DAVID E. NATHAN UPI Sports Writer Although the calendar shows It Is February, Syracuse is playing like It Is March. The ninth-ranked Orangeman losl their lourlh gam<' In eight oullngs Monday night, dropping a 63·6I decision to No. ta Pittsburgh. Syracuse cuslomar· II)' plays Its worst baskt'tball In March during the NCAA 'tourna· ment , falling to advance pas I the spcond round thE> last lour years. The OrangemE'n also have not won the Big East tournament In thai span. The viclory gave Pittsburgh sole> possession of !he Big Ea st lead. Charles Smith hit a pai r of free throws with right seconds rema inln~ to lilt lhe Panthers, who have never won thE' league title. Smith reboundPd a missed shot by Rod Brookln and was fouled by Syracuse's Howard Triche. All er Smith's foul shots. Pitt caiiPd timeout, allowing the Orangemen to sel up a play . Greg Monroe mlssro a 3-polnt shot at the buzzer. .Jerome Lane scored 17 of his game· hlgh 21 polnls after hili!· lime forth<' Pa nthers. Lane, th<' nation's lop rebound<'r, also gra bbed 14 rebounds. Including 5 offensive boards after halftime. ".Jerome had a great game off the boards," Pill Coach Paul Evans sa id. " His second rflort a nd reboundin g In thesPeond half kPpl us In the ballga mt'. " Syracuse Coach .Jim Boehelm sa id rebounding decided the out come. . "II was our defensiv<' rebound· lng In the lasl ten minutes of the ballgame Ihal really hurt us," 'Boehelm said. "If I was to put m)' linger on 11 . Ihat was whallosl us Robert Walters ·: Berry's World ....,.• ... "' , I av~n grd Wil liams als o bl'lil'lf'S Oh1o ment. bur h< · was not so bold lo prPdrct a su rr lh ing cons£'ru1ivf' loss(•S "I thi nk we 'rr a n lmpr,oved !Pam," said Williams. " I'm pi'Oud of lh P way the learn has · " Wf' · rP r<I IPd in 1h(l t op 2:1 in t hP natlnn in lhP pOWPl r a tings, whi( h ar• · bo~ s t'<.l on \'-'h D vou pia~· and whf'l'l' vou p!a v, " said Williams " I lhin k wr·' ll nf'l'd 17 or l R win s t o j;.!, P t in . I kn ow .o; umf' 11•am s who tw vP go111'n in with shot and vo u havfl som e doubts, bul l his tr>am never qull . " Wr ' rr brllrr dciPnslvely," <Jddr•d Willia ms. " llhoughtll as • lo t toug her for Michigan State to scur" lonlgh llll an it wa s for them up lherc. It' s hard to gel some ran J1 s OVPI'CJ II rf'cord !o l .1·H w il h its win ov1•r S tat ~> Ohio Michiga n Sidle a nd ll• ·d Michi· g.J n for fill h pl;wr in 1hr llig Ten . Ll! 0•. C"'-4-. ii•~ T tw 1Pams tu work hurd Bllc k f'~' f>S wi1hin stx point s Par i~' in lh P I REJE('TION - Michi~an State'., Darryl ,Johnson blocks a shot by Ohio Stale's Curtis Wilson early in llrst·hall action of lheir Big Ten game in Columhus Mn nda ~ night. 'l'hr• llu ckeyr•• won 90- 72. (UP I ) sPCond half. but a 7-poin t Ohio Stat •· run pur th e Buckcvrs ba rk up b.v 1.'\ a nd lhf' V m·vr·r IC'd tJ.v less than 12 111" rest of tile· way . " )l 's nieP 10 srP D1•nni s sc' orln g said Will iams ' 'Hflma tlf' f'!-i tr'r n on Sa tur·da.v . agt:~rn, " the ballgamc. Pill Improved to 20·4 overall and 9·2 in Ihe con!NenrP. Syra· cuse dropped lo 19·4 and 8· 3. Smith and MikP Goodson fin· lshed with 12 polnls each lor Pitt. Rony Sc>lkaly scored 19 poinl s and pulled down 11 rebounds for lh<' OrangemPn. Sht'rman Dou· glas added 16 points. In other games. No. I Nevad a· Las Vegas .downed Pacific 7:1-59, No. 7 Temple r dged Penn Slate . n 70 In over lime, No. 10 Geor·ge·' town trounced Boston Co llege 78·56. Auburn stoppro No. 19 Flor ida 84-70 and Ohio Slat£' routed Michigan Stale 90·72. AI Slockl on. Calif.. GPr aid Paddlo finished with 1~ poin ts lo lt'ad UNLV over Pa rifir. At University Park, Pa .. Mlk P Vr('('swyk hil 3-poinlcr with 17 seco nd s lefll o tie the sco re. then sa nk another in over lim~ lo ra il)' Temple pas ! P<•nn Sial<'. AI Landover, M<l., Reggie Willia ms hit for 11 of his gamP· high .25 poinl s In th e fir st right minutes of lhe gamr. spar king Georgetown ovE>r Boston College. AI Gainesv ille. Fla .. ,Jeff Moore scored 20 points. and Mike Jones and Chris Morris added l R each to help Auburn snap Flori· da's 18-gamt• hom r wi nning strea k. AI Columbus. Ohio. Drnnls Hopson sco red 34 points and .lay Burson chippC'd in 18 to emrblr OhioSiatelo pull away lair in Ihe flrsl half en ro ul l'. lo a B1g Ten victory over Michigan Stair. Elsewhere, Na,·y rlpp c•d George Mason 81-64, Arm)" downed Manha11 an 74-58, .James Madison bra I America n 82· 77, Northeastern ro uted Colgate gj;. 79, St. Joseph's drft'alrd George Washing! on R4· 76, Akron edged Tennesse Tec h 87·8.1 an d Auslin 1n Febr uary~ hut If wt• co nllnue to work hard, \\'f\'1 1win u ft•w morC' ~amC's." .lav Burson follow!•d Hopso n In scoring for Ohio Stal e wllh 18 points, wh iiP .John Anderson had 11 and Wilso n 11!. Darry l .Johnso n, hc•ld scoreless fo r ov.rr Ill minut es by lhc Spar lans. fin is hed wi th H 16 of . thf'm in !he sero nd hall, and Vernon Ca rr added 20. Ohi o Sial<' lakes IO lh r• road now, wll h games al Wisco nsin Th ursday n l~ hl and at NorlhW · Wf1 rlt ,lh r ;HI :Ul- 2R nn Hopson ' s :\-point frP id goa l with 4 O<ilr-11 rn lh r lrr sl hal f ,rrrcl lrd 42.:12 all he Intermissio n when Hopson slol• • lh r ball a nd fed C'ur trs Wilsr'n for a la.vup wilh lhr<'J' st'conds In pia)'. Miehigan Si.Jr<' got IJ,II'k to ,,w,ID WP star1ed 0-3 and improvPd so mctlm<'s your co nfld<•nce Is 17... UNL V remains. No. I team in basketball poll ll y ,fiM LU1"rrtELL Ul'l Sports Wrilcr NEW YORK I UP I t- NPV<ida· Las VPgas 1·arnPd eo liege IJaskel · ball's lop ranki ng lor lhP sPeond consPcutivP wpt•k and J\.1pypr· ~ two \.\' I 'C'k s DflPC~ul Coa~ hcs The Ru nnin ' Rebels . 2:1-1. n ·· C<'IV('d :n of l2 firs l·plac!' volr ·s one• l('wpr than l ast Wl'Pk - and filii poi nt s lo ouldislaner• No. 2 lndl;ma. which had six No. 1 votes and o72 points Thr> lloosi · thr Nu rPportedl y In a~o . ' ami going us f ar as tournamr n1 wr c;m Is our top prlor il y. "Our main goa l Is to gN 11 n in vl lallon to lh<' I NCAA I lOUr· ncv . Wp've slill go t so me tough J,:t.tmros at No tn· DamC' and Marqwllr• und GPorgla Tech coming in." Prs Wf'rC' fo llowt•d hv No .~No rt h Carolina wt th four ftr!" t~ p l ilf' f ' <~ nd wt~ s ·' I'm p!Paspd wil h our progress but wP huvr to co nllnur to irnprn v<' If wf' ar<' gol n~ lo br a· good tournamPn l learn.'' Meyer. sl!id. "Tht• polls an• fine but the rwo pos i tions to Nn . ;) !Otlily in vol ln g hv Unit(•d Pn·~s lnt rrnati o nal ' s Ho<Jr tl o f vot('s, No -1 l ow iJ job wopardv. DPPaul. 211·1. was lhe Ia .<~ und rfPa trd lra m In lh~ ' n.lll on until los ing to Georgetown s u r~f'd ~ '· Blur- i)(•mons . Pun.luf' ht' !d on l o tlw No. li position whiiP Tr •mplr •. <iPs pll r• a :J.() WP!'k and 2:1-2 rPC'J ll'<i . s lrpprd two nolchrs to No. 7. Oklah oma a OIL & FILTER CHANGES AT RECOMMENDED nnP No. 1 votf' 1 \\ '.t s No. H and Wd S fo llnw,·d t)~· Nu. !-! S~'t'UC' U "i(', \Vh iC' h jumpPd !wo spots, i.lll d 1'\o. t 10 (;~>or~t·tow n . Complt ·ling ttu · Top INTERVALS ARE :m Wt'l'l' No. 11 Clemso n. No. 11 lll rnnts . No. 1:1 PI! rs l1urgh. No 1•1 Ala· bamu . No. J;i T••xas Chrl stltt n. No. 11; Duke. No. li Kans<J s. Nn . l HSl. .John 's, No I'! fl orida and No. 211 Texas·El Paso. _ ThP Blue DPmon s br-gan lht• -~ .... :.... IIAULS ONE IN - Syracust• ()rangr:nr arr Ton~ Sdkcl.v hold• SCHEDUl ED MAINTEN!NCE AI RlG UL ~II t tMI ' sf •dson unra nk( •d and C'o<..~ch ./Of'Y .. onto this rehnund as he collid ('S wit lll'ill shurJ{II '!'i Curtis 1\ikcn in their Big Eust cnnfronnt:tlion !\-Iunday in l'itt~ hurgh . Till' l,u n lh crs won 6:1-61 lo g;(in so le llOSPsslnn of flr•I Jllacr•. I Ul'l) l'eay tr ipped Mon •hrcrd Sta te HXHI! . Also, Mississ lpprdefr•al •·rl Van· derbill 77-04. Ea slf •rn K1 •nlu<'k.v stopped Mur ra.v St ate ti!l·76. Marshall nippPd The CllmiPI 96·92. South Alabama got pdsl Old Domi nion t;o· l>l. South F' ln r·· id a down r d Al;,h a ma · Birmingham topped Da)'ton !111·7!1 Mid 1-:vans· vii i<' nrp p('(l Oral Ro br•r Is li7-ti:t In thr lop indi vid ua l pr rlo r· rnancr ol thr ni ghl , Da rrln 1-'i lz~rrdld poured ;n a school· r'('('O rd :i4 poi nts, In cluding :14 In 1hf' seco nd ha lf. 10 spa t k lluller lo an 88-77 vir tor)' Oll'r' fl r tro il in a g;rrl1ij at lnd ta n(l poll., . Hr~1 dl P\' Sl -!i7, . ., thfl S1atf• h.ts a shot at thr lourn tt· . .double figures with Julie Miller se vc·n being tops. Mei gs had on ly leading the pack with 1:1. Swam 12 turnovers and wasc alic(i for 11 added 12 and J ennl Couch and fouls comparro to 1hr Lady Jenny Miller both scorep10each. Lancprs' 2:1. The Meigs win overs hadowed a Mrlgs also won ttw rrsr·rve brlllanl 2&-polnt performance by game as .Jodi Taylor 's 16 point s Federal -Harking's all-dislricl led the Lillie Mar;ruderellcs Ia a 2:1- 12 win . Other Meigs scorer.;; Lori Williams. The Lady Lancers suffered Included · Beth Ewi ng. Cal hy only thPir third loss oil he season. Hobs lt'ller. and Kenda KloPs two coming at the ha nds of wllh l)llo each and Nikki Whl· Meigs, lor a 1!>-3 mark and arc llalc h had on<'. Youn g and Hart 12·3 In the TVC . Meigs las t won led FHHS wll h lour each . the TVC championship du ring Thursda y, Meigs can take the 1984-&'i ca:npalgn and fin· another step toward a perfect lshed tiro fo r second wil h season as they wi nd up TVC play Federal -Hocking behind Alex· agains t Trimble In a make-up ' ga me. II will be P arent s' and ander last year . The Marauderelles sho1 22 of 52 Senior Night. Sa turd ay. Meigs from lhe field (42 percent) wraps up the regular season a l Including 14 of 23 (63 percent) Souther n. during the second half. Meigs made 14 of 26 foul shots (54 FEDERAIAIOCKING (46) - ''"""~ percent) while FHHS made eight (;uckl fJI' ~ 1 ·'7, Kim Ch..pmd ~· !·8. Lori of 11 (73 percent) . MHS had 26 Wllllun• ll·l·lt. llll ch<l le Han• T·O.t, rebounds with Julie Miller's Tammy IAlckhiU'l .... o, ~·an11 Bennett MORE FOR yoUR I, \! S1495 1 C-'!R AND SlStS MONEY : OILFILTER i Marauderettes clinch Tri-Valley crown ROCK SPRINGs- The Meigs Marauderettes cam<' out on fir<' In th<' third quarter and cllnchro th<' TVC championship wilh a 58-46 win over second place Federal-Hocking be!or<' a larg<' crowd at Larry Morrison Gym· naslum Monday. The undefeat ed Mar a u· derell<'s, now 18·0 and 1!>-0 In the TVC, rolled from a· tight 23·22 lead al the halllo a 40·25 margin just lour minutes Into th,<' third period. The Marauderettes drilled nine of 14 (64 percent) !leld·goal attempts during the third quarter. "We came out In the third quarter and played .a s well as we can.play. We moved the ball well, paned well, and shot well. Jennl Swartz and Tammy o,yrlght both were great defenslyely, also," commented Meigs coach Ron Logan. Four Marauderettes scored In in "I lhlnk Ohio Stair Is co ming the toug hc·st co nfere nces in th<• on. r.ar·v Is doin g a grral job with n<t1ton. Evcr.v .V f'dt lhP~' t ak •• avr r,Jgr lale nl and one great m dozen ol her small and mld·slzed Here in Houm a , lor example. cllles. none wll h a population of longllmP r~sld enl s not<' !ha t 40 more than 200.000, Including sq uare m11es of Louisiana's bay- ·' Asheville. Wlnslon-Salem. High ous and marshes disappear be· Polnl , Greensboro. Durham. Wll· nea lh the Gull of Mexico evNy so n. Rocky Moun!, Fayetlev llle yea r 1 wllh much of thp subs!· and Wilmington. denee blamt'd upon oil a nd gas Herbers suggpsls lhal thP develo pment In the region. trend toward dccenlrallzed de· Bul mu ch of the area's unique vclopment Is generally salutary charater rema ins lntacl as plan bul noles thai il is hard ly free of la tlon mansions, moss-covered problems. Including lhreats to . oaks and shrimp boal s COPXIst Ihe envlronmenllrom a populac<' wilh expensive new homPs, mod· rt' loca tln g a ll across l he esl offi ce buildings and spra· ' la rid seape. wllng shopping malls. .., our drfensivf' assi gnments. gain top spot Big East with win di scovered just hours before he was to have a ppl'ared for re· newed quesllonlng on Capitol Hill. The nature of his tumor, th<' expPrls explained . .could have Impaired Casey's ability lo recall eve nts or concPntral<' on details of his tesllmony. Casey did tell the senators enough to convinc<' them Ihal he knew aboullhr arms dPa l before any other CIA official. The agPncy's Involvement was signI!· icant. from buying lhe weapons .. !rom the Pentagon to providing the primary Swiss bank account ust'd In the complex transac· . lions. A CIA representative at· tended each ol tht' meellngs with the key Ira nian middleman. Manucher Chorbanlfar. And II was lh<' CIA tha i gave Chorba· nifar lhe polygraph tesls hP reparledl y flunkro . ., w in OV C' r thr Spanans. "The Rig Ten is one of assists Panthe~ Casey knows more____J_ac_k_A_n_d_er_s(_m_&_,_D_a_Le_~_a_n_A_u_a'; WASiHNGTON - CIA Dlrec· tor William Casey knew more lhan he told - or was able to remember- when Senate lnves· tlgators questio ned him about lhe lran /conlra arms scand al, according to our sources. These sources say 1.1. Col. Oliver North. who ran the Opl'ra· lion out of Ihe National Security Council , conferred privately wilh Ca~ <'y. whom hP greally rt'· spected. These st'c ret mPellngs and telephone calls wert' unre· ro rdPd for the mosl pari, so only Norlh or Casey could say lor sure what the CIA chief knew a nd when. Privale, one-on-one mt'ellngs were lypical of CasPy, who cut his Ieeth on lh<' clandesTine Offi ce of Stralegie Servic<'s durin!( World War II. When he traveled he liked to have sec rel Ohio State routs Spartans; looking for tourney bid t~U- 1! , '1'1d1la il nrt ll 11·0, 'l'a n,va Wt •lnH•r :1.- l·l . TOT,\1 .~ ltf-11··16. MI':HiS ! ;,x) - 1'umm)• \\'rltht 2-:!-fl, ·l•·nn l f'mwh ~- Cf.lfl , ,fl •u ny 1\Uih•r ~ O· IU , .Jullt· Mlll~ · r :t·it· 1:1 . ·h •m1i Swarl:t · 1··1· 1 ~ . Mt ~ .. v " 'und., 1· '!-- 1, \\Jondl Fry fl.llll. THT~U·i 22- 11·:>1\, Hy •••mrit'r"': F~ · d• •r al · ll nt:klnK...... .... 1~ 1:1 ti lll- lfl .\lt• l ,~~;.. ......... .... ........ ..... 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S11 :1rlluuurt• H .\11 u'J'k11n Inti. !17, .\lt • rrhn :~t · loi 77 H.:t ldll ln·" tilloll·•· ut :\lnn nt l 11 i1111 lll • idt•ll-. •r~e 111 fltlt •ri-.•Jn \larll'lltl lll \lu~kln)ll\1111 Uhin S11rtbo•rn at \\11\l •nhrl' r~ Capllalut "''""' ' '' .\ll••.r:t•ll)' ( 1'111 111 l 'ns1 · R.o · ~t ·n• · H• •nl ~11n ttl ()t)lu " " ~ 'Hi ll ot ...rlin 111 Ko•n\'Hn · l))'kt• ut UluH1 ;1n 1 :D esire motivates Musketeers )f or victory over Loyola 80-72 1 ; By United Pr••ss International , Coach Pete Gillen says it was desire rath~r than rrve ng<' tha t f!otlva lrd his Xavier Musket · ('('rs Monday night. : The Musketeers drfra trd Lo;·ola of Chicago 80-72 In Midwrsf. er n Collegiate Confrrenr<' action :al the Ci ncinnat i ·Gardens lo •avenge a one-point loss to thr ileague·lrad ing Ramblers earlier :Ihis seaspn. , ."It wasn' t revenge." said ;callen . " lt was a moment where ;our kids said 'we can play a lit lie •bit too' . Th~y just wanted It a :un le bll more." · Gillen also dis hed out praise :for Drxter Ca mptwll. who held ;Loyola's Andre Moore to 12 •poi nts, more th an 7 points lx>low • average. .his ; "Camptwll did a grra t job on •Moore," said the coach. "Andrr :had 12 points. but he earned P\'ry ;onr of them. " 1 ThE> Musketcws held a 411·39 :trad at halftlm r but th e :Jlamblers usNl a 16-8srorlng run •to grab a 55-4R ~dvantag~. Xavier :tllen wmt on a 13-2 run to regain lh<' at 61 -57 with 9:47 l ~a d r~m"ining . Th<' Ramblers rrspo nded wit h R stralghl points to take a 65-61 lrad. Xavier tied the game 67-67 on an IR-fool jump shot by Byron Larkin ·with ;;: 14 lrfl and went ahead for good 71-69 on a pair of frrt' throws by Camplx>ll two minutes laiN. The MusketePrs sank 9 of 10 frrt' throws down the srretrh to accou nt for Jh~ final margin . Larkin sr orC'd 28 points. Kylr Taylor added 16 points. Tyrone Hill had 12 and Camptwll finished with 10 to help Xavier lmpro\'e to 13-10 ovrrall and 5-31n the teague. Loyola, which dr.oppi>d to J:i-10 and 6-2. was paced by Bernard .Jackson with 25 points. while Keith Carter had 13. F.lsewhrre Monday night, tOVEKAU. ) WI. PF North G;tlllu ................. l2 !I !In !\OK JI:U 11:1~ H~t~tn u n TriU't• .............. l 2 ..¢'• 11111 ..... ............ .. ... Ill i) j By Lou Horvath Field ·Representative Since this is the time of the year when many people retire, how about some Social Security Information lor those of you who ,are contemplatjng retirement? ... And also for those of you who have friends or relatives who may be retiring soon. To begin, Social Security retirement lx>nellts are avaliable 'l 992-2264 1-I~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=~==~==~· : The Rutland TOPS OH 1456 : Club has moved to a new •jocatlon. M('('tlng are now lx>lng : held at the RUtland American •·Legion hall. TOPS continues to ·'meet every Tuesday with weigh· ~ Jils at 6 p.m. Top loser this week : was Bonnie Evans with Sharon · .Thacker as runner-up. A new >riontest will begin on FPb. 17 ~:41ong with the funny money ' :auction. Information on the club ; ·and Its activities may be eb_::talned by calling 992-2612. Beautifully Styled Solid Oak Entertainment Centers ..• ~ ;:n ~2w ,F..-Itrn .......................... l 7 MOl 1M! rtK.v<rrfrt'l'll ....................\ 1 ~•(llhwt·..,lt•rn ........... .. ..... t H ~~yrnmet~ Vallt')' ............. . 1 II Iii :! 817 6:111 i :l7 .O•• & ' i:n Ml<l ' 1i11B 7211 llli 55" wide, 67" high, 17" .. ___ , SALE S88C)OO '"l""'-- CHESTER - Chest~r Town· ,: ship Trustees will meet at 7:30 ; 'p.m. Tuesday at the town hall. _......:.._ · • • ' POMEROY - A Title XX • • . Comprehensive Soc1al Service : 'Plan hearing will b<' held Tues· (.day, 9 a.m., at the Meigs County .;:rourthouse.. Anyone l~terested :·mav · . attend. POSTMAS1ER: Sl>nd addrf'ss chan·~ to The Dally SPnllnel, 111 Court St.. ... Pomrroy. Ohio 4!169. SUBSCRIPTION .RATES • By Carrier or Mot« Route Dnf' W('pk ......... ... ........ .. ............ .Sl2.1 One Month ........... :...... .... .... .... .S!i.t,c <>nc Yf'ar ............. ................ .... S65.0U SJNGI.E COPY .. PRICE t· : HARRISONVILLE - Ha rrl··sonville Senior Citizens Club will i . ~old' Its free blood pressure day ·.'Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, at the ; ·Iown hall. SALE $73900 ·· HARRISONVILLE - Harrl;.sonvllle Chapter, Order of the : Eastern Star. meets Tuesday. : 7:30 p.m. , for regular meeting. : : : ::: :::: :.:: Plans for asu mmerra mpwere discussed when the Meigs Association of Retarded Citizens mel recently at the Carleton School In Syracuse. · It was · noted that the M~lg · lndustrle Is In the process of ·: twlng accredited by the stat<:' and .. l1!J5 Soolh.,.n &1, F<•d<rul 6.1 ' Tursdllf 'M ~llffif'M <1 ~~mm .. Volley to1 Ra<·ol.. d IK~ . J tl Ohio Valle-y Chrltd lan at KYK'"' ( 'nrk Oak Hlll11l SoulhL'I'n J I.. :R.;.Itwrn ............................ ! a• 5 $339ts POMEROY 992-2094 HOME & AUTO 800 E. Meln Pomeroy. OH. $ 3H3'1:! t 11A lD o oo I o o o o" I o o o • o o "o • • o • 0 ' " " o o o • o o o o o, , o,, o , " , o o o o o o o,,, .. ··· ····· ······ ····· ······ ··· . ··r······--·--·················J -·········----·-···· · . ' . CLIP AND I\4~1L YOUB l-OVE I,.INE ,, : ALL ADS M~ST BE PREPAID AND RECEIVED BY FEB. 11 111 Court St. The Daily·Sentinel · · · . BaOO A.M. to S100 P.M. Mills, and back, Jo Ann Quat, Amy Moore, and Daniele Hen• ley. EAST MEIGS- Eas tern Band Boos ters will meet Tuesday. 7:30 p.m., in the band room. POMEROY - Meigs Alhietic Boosters will mret Tuesday. 7 p.m .. a t the high school. Everyone welcome. WEDNESDAY ORANGE TWP - Township Trustees will hold a · special meetin g Wednesday. 7 p.m., at the home of Dorothy Calaway. clerk. The meeting concerns the Robinson-Sargent fence Issue. THURSDAY POMEROY - Rock Springs Grange will meel at 7:30 p.m. · Thursday. , lhan Meigs Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, will meet at ·7 p.m. Thursday at the Meigs Museum. Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. American history essay winners and Ihe good citizen winner will ·be honored. SATURDAY POMEROY - Pomeroy ArPa Chamber of Commerce Is sponsoring the Bend Area Miss Sw...,theart Pageant Saturday at Pomeroy Village Hall audit orium. Ages :1-4 and o-6 from 3to 5 p.m.: Ages 7-9a nd10-1.3from 6 to 8 p.m. Reglslration is $10 at the door. llollday closing . . POMEROY Planned ParPOMEROY - Preceplor Brta Beta Chapter ol Beta Sigma Phi enthood of Soulheast Ohio P.aSororit y will have a soup supper· tlenl S!'rvires offi ces wi ll be Thursday, stao·ttng :;:.10 p.m.. a t closed Monday In observance of Grace Episcopal Chu rch paris h Presiden t's Da y. Offices will reopen Tuesday :ot 9 a.m. house. that a new va n will br provided for their use. Bids wi ll b<' opened on the new sheller house this wrt'k. Donations are being taken· on a comfortt•r made b:t Ruth Karr fo r a fund raising project. Lee Wedemeyer. super intendent, gave a report on serveral srhool pi'Ojrcts bPing planned for lhecomlngyear. A report was also givrn on the queslionnalre sent o~l from the sc hool recentl\'. .Jessie Might was named chairman of the ways -a nd means comm ltteee, and serving with her will be · Nora Rice. Rhea Roush, Va lerie Hanstein, and Shirley Durst . The pre-vocational class won the att endance bann er. Kim Hale. speech therapist, gave a repor t 'on her work at the school, and Pal Carson, memix'rshlp chairman, not ed that du es ar e now paayable. A va lentine's da y dance and party for· Carlet on School students was set for Friday during school hou rs. Pomeroy, OH • -· It *I liS II :till Ull .I Libby Sayre hosted last w~e k' s meetin g of the XI Gamma Mu Chapter, Beta Sigma Phi SororIt y. Maurlsha Nelson presided at the rneet_lng with Kay Aikins servl n ~ as hos tess . The annual "hear I and hands" exchange of homemade gift s by se('l'cl slstrrs was held . lnforma · Deadline nears for entry Today Is the advance deadline ships lnvo lvrd In th<' pageant for applicants into I he Bend Area which Is sponsored by the Po mPMiss Sweelhearl Pageanl lo b<' roy Chamber or Commerce and held at the Pomeroy Vi llage Hall Is ope n to all com pet ilion. The first place winner In eac h Audll orlum at 3 p.m. Sa turd ay. calegory wi ll rec~lve a trophy. However. entries will b<> taken banner. corsage, crow n and a until 3 p.m. Saturday . sav in ~s bond; fi rst runner-up The pageanl is for gir ls from 3 will gel a trophy and a bannrr through 13 years of.. ag<' and judgi ng will bP held In agr and th r second runner-up In Parh brackets·whlch Include Wee Miss catego ry will rrcelve a plaqu•• SwN'Iheart, 3 and 4; Tin;• Miss and a banner . Judging Is based on poise a nd Sw('('lheart , 5 and 6; .Junior Miss personalit y and clot hing will ix' Sweetheart , 7through !I and Mi ss parlv and dressy lypc· apparf'i . Swwtheart, 10 through 13. Entry Each contesta nt will b<' r<'C)uirPd f<'e Is $8 but altt'r today will b<' $10 with entries to br accepted until :l to answer a question during p.m. on the date of lhr pagea nt. judging. There an• no business sponsor- ewe c~rtducts recent meeting Several fu nd raising projecls wrrf' discussed at the o·ecenl meeting of the Cat holic Women·s Club of Sacred Hearl Church held Thursday. Anna Blackwood presided at the meeting which followed Rosary services by Msgr. Ant hony Gla nnamore. pastor. Offict'rs' reporls were given afong with a report by card cha irman. Kal· hleen Wells, on remembrances of the 11 1. It was noh.-d Ihat new t ion on Buckey<' Gir ls Stair was pres<'nl ed. and II was noted thad! : Mrs . Evelyn Knight. sponsor, Is : now recuprrallng at home after a • time of hospitaliza ti on In Par· : kNsburg. Founder's Day has ' ix'en set for April :JO at th e Sporlsfllan In Athens, II was unnounred. Valentine flowers with ,, a hug. --~,.. carpeting has b<'< •n purchas<'d for the en trance of the church aud itorium. Hostesses for th r March m<'<'l · lng will tw Rita Hamm, .Janet Duffy, Pearle• Avarlon, and Tina Nclgler. The Iraveli ng Madonna was w,pn b.v Mrs. Blackwood. Aller thr closi ng CEC prayer, Cecelia Milch, Barbara Smit h, and Diane Bartels servrd w freshmcnts . Ellzallclh Horak was a contributing hostess. r!P;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~;;;;;;;;tr~ Teleflora's Valentine Bear Bouquet for February 141· A cuddly plush bear with top hat and ta1ls hugs a red heart filled with flowers. He's the classy way to say "I love you "...all year long . We'll wire him anywhere in the Uniled Stales and Canada through Teleflora or we'll deliver him anywhere in town. Call or visil today. · POMEROY FLOWER ·SHOP · FOR JUST 106 luntiMUT AYE. POMIIIOY 992-2039 or 992·5721 S3.25 ~member~ ' CROW'S.FAMILY RESTAURANT PH. .. 2.5432 Fried Chkk111 3 . . . ... llt.flnia" P_OMIIOT, OM. ~·· - ·ov-· ~ (1 '""~~·· • 'll ... oi[A1111!111 """""• "' Consolation. It's such an 1111 word. Jtl wtlenlt comn to consollnc sonrtont who hlllost alovtd • ,one, 1111n~ ptoplt find II diHicaltto txprHI th..· ' lllns. Htre "' ""'' suantlot~s: I. Don't worry about llllat to u~. Just 19ttk · ,lrom tht hurt. SomatilltH touclllnc or buatn1ls '11011 Ctlllfortin& thin llltrt wards. 2. Don't worry abolt wUI to blln&. lrin&yourulf, IIIII civt of yotntlf. yot11 tillt, yo1r llstenhl1 ... 1 3. Be tlltft llttr on, llttrltlt flltlat!UIIt of Ylsl· . ~.;..,.., 1011 his pantd. lirthdiYI.anniYtrllliH and holl· ~aysart hard limo to bt aiOM. :~£~~;~;;§~ 4. If th.,t"art children Itt tilt IHtlly, listen to lhtm. 111d dotl't hlda yout ltn. Ask uch child If ht or she Wlnll to attend tilt tuntral. and acct~~t uch tnmr H rlpt far tUt c~ltd. 5. Don'tllaf IWIJ. EM~ it ''"''rt tfrald y011'1i ~~~all tht wrotlllll•p. -It y011'rt tao uplllto uy anytltln&. 8rltvin1 ptOPit r - * your prtunct and rour touch. not your wards. Jut bJ be·lnatltra, you can help thtttt throup thtlr pain and ITH 8TfiiE£T htlp tlttnt to ICCtpt their lOll. 11141 ..7-31to COOLVIU£. OHIO and Beaus travel ; '· Member of the Belles and ) Beaus Western Style Square ' ·Dance Club and class members ~ ~ whO are .now taking lessons , traveled to Point Pleasant over ' • the weekend lor an evenlhg ol • ; danCing. . '· The dance was sponsored by ' : the Grand Squares Club o! 1; Gallipolis with Ed Clark of . • Jackson u tilt caller. ClubS from •! McArthur, Jackson, Pomeroy, •; Belmont, Lubeck, Raven&wood. ::·Soutb Charleston, Teays Valley ' • and Huntington wer e re11resented. Mr. and Mrs . Roy Smith, Rock · Springs Road , spent Tuedsay : altenoon with Mr. and Mrs. : Charley Smith and Iva Johnson. : They also visited Mrs. J . R. · Murphy In I he evening. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Russell, Mandy and Michael of Racine : were Sund ay vls ilors of Mr. and : Mrs. Rob<'rl Russell. Mrs. Leslie Fra nk , Sarah Beth, : M.athew Ryan of Texas Road , : spent Wed nesday with Mr. and · Mrs. Eugene Haning, and Ronald and Gladys Tucker: LET THE HIART SPEAK ~ \~ niDfllll .... .. ...... ................. .. ~ . TOTAL WOIIDI TOTAL AMT. AT 20' CITY ••• . •••.• • .. IN MDIAGE •.••.•.... •. ENCLOIEO .......... .. P.£1 WORD ·~ tl3 l!l mm CHEERLEADERS - Fifth graders who are cheerleaders at the Syracuse Elementary School are left to right, front. Jodi Hobbs and Aimee The Meigs County Health De- :~-Belles . , '•• 0 0 ' .... PA Ill! Ill d'.M1era ........... ,.................1 J 1111 m lanniUI Trl&t:t' .. .. .. .... .... ..... "l HIIL ...................... .....I ulhwefltl" nt.. ........... ........3 «(:reel< ................. ..... ! "'Valley .. ............. ! $299 95 Alignment• end Brake Work ft.fol'll'n'r At·tion t!'ONFEKENf~J I. . !'North ,.,lit c.m..................... 11 t • 2.9 C.l. 12.31bs, 16" Electronic ignition • Anti.vibration • Quickstep'" inertia chain brake • Easy to handle • STIHLquality Satunha,\ ''M JUIII'"" IIi ('rOI"M l.anf' tl, Mouth'A't'" l••rn ·It j WOODBO~S • 2 .6 C.l . 10 lb~ 16" 7:11 ~ O•• Hill I~ &<·· Hill U ~ f11 028 This monthly provision Is used Xi Gamma Mu chapter meets tlon techniques, recipes. diet ' : partment will twgln a series of recall sheets, exercise tech• · six W('('k classes on weight · niques and other phases of : control with registrations now weight control. Classes will be limited In ; ~ being taken. · numlx>r so residents should rPg. · The first olthe ~cries \If ill begin lster as soon as possible due to • : a't 5:30p.m. on Feb. 17 and those . ~ . r,akl ng part will have a choice or dass size limitations. Those .·•:evenings lor their classes. either wishing to register may call the .• Tuesday or Thursday. and there Meigs County Health Department ot 992-6626 and are to lx> · ~ : Is no charge of Meigs County preparrd to Indicate their prefer, <residents. . ence for either Tuesday or ' Each Class will b<' two hou rs :•.Jong with att('ndance required at Thursday evening. The classes .::only one two hour session each will be hPid In th(' conference . · ·week. Classes will Include nu trl- room of the multi-purpose build· :• .rton education. stress manage- In g. Mulberry Heights, .; ment , weekly weigh-Ins, ri'laxa· Pomeroy. WOOD BOSS Sffl(l. only once. If Angelo decides to' work In 198!1, whatever he·earns · over the applica ble exempt: amount will lx> applied lor the ; entire year. whether ll's earned · In one month or 12. · II you've got any questions about Social Securit y retirement benefit s or any other coverage, . cont ac t our ·office. We're open: from 8:45-4:30 Monday through . Frida y and our local numtwr Is · 992-6622 . Kanauga. :weight control class set ,' .: Mardonl Is 63 and plans to work through July '87. ear ning $22,000. His.twnellt amount Is $600 and his excess ea rnin gs, $16,000, are too high to allow payment. However, since this Is hts first year of retirement, we ca n appl y the monthly exempt amount. Angelo will get checks lor August throu gh December '87. lhe months his earnings were under Kevin Knapp and Amy of Racine were Wednesday visit ors of Mr. and Mrs. Cha rley Sm ith and Iva Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Terry Johnson. Rav~nswood, visited Thursday wit h Mr. and Mrs. Har ley Johnson and Tammy. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Holley and Ca lvlnlee. were Sund ay vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. Har ley .Johnson and Tammy. Charles Smith and Char les Knapp visited rect' ntly with Mr . a nd Mrs. H ~r l ey Smith . iMARC discusses summer camp plans PUT ABOSS.TO WORK FOR YOU. 024 . Wolf Pen happenings Community calendar/area happenings •' TUESDAY : .. POMEROY - Pomeroy Area ;,(;hamtwr of Commerce will meet f at noon Tuesday at Trinit y · Church In Pomeroy. •. l'i\ work? The answer ts no . There Is one exception to the application of annual earnings against benefIts. A monlly test applies In the year of retirement (or so me other year ol the beneficiary's choice). This means a benefit Is payable for months when earnIngs are under the monthly limit which Is $500 for. those under 65 and $680 for people 65-69. Here's an example. Angelo .: l '• ========~================= POMEROY - Return Jona- ALL ON SALE! Po\ PF 1429 affecting benefits. This exempt amount Is currently $8160 for lhhose lx>tween 65 and 69 and $6000 for those under65. (Folks70 and older have no earnings limit .) Half the figure over the exempt amtiunlls withheld from the year's benefits. What happens to a person who retires during the year? Do the pre-re tire ment wages co un t. against the months there Is no .-~~~~~-----------------------. .. !tE&uih•rn ......... ...... .. ..... .. .. , 10 I lOti oiOltl W)'m nu."" V 1tllr~ .... .......... a U jo!,OCI IHIZ (I 'ON ••ERF.NfEJ ~I L •lhtnnanTruN• .. .. .......... II I :North Galllu ... ................ 9 ;1 Hill ......... , .. ,............! S ~tulhrrn .. .. .... .. .. .. .... ...... i :5 at age 65 but reduced benefits can· be received as early as age 62. The reduction is permanent to a:ccount for the longer period of · receipt. At what age you rellre Is an Individual decision based on a number ol factors . Lei's talk about earnings In the year •of retirement as one of those factors. There Is an annual amount a beneflei ary can earn without Glenda Hunt and Deena .Kennedy wwere honored as dlv:Is tonal winners In weight loss at ·the Tuesday night meeti ng of thr 'TOPS OH 570, Pomeroy, held at . Veterans Memorial Hospital . . They were present ed flowers :and gifts of money. The group ·voted on the ''Angel of the Club' :with the winner to be announced ' in Cincinnati a t the Area Recognition Day, April 25. J aunita Humphrey won the fruit basket :at lhe meeting conducted by · Dreama Pickens. leader. Offlc:rrs' reports were given. A quiz : was held on benefits of rlub •membership and how to i,n prove : the club. 7 107<1 1161 .,.,.uiht•rn .... .... ... ... .. ...... .. B 7 liM 9:11 llt'oulh'tn!\&4·rn .... ..... ~;:,. .. .. l'l 10 ~1 104il ~)'IM' 'frt•rll.............. .~ .. .. ~ 8 1491 IU1 : I • TOPS groups hold meetings ·FOR INFORMATION CALL 992-3810 01 Bradley whipped Dayton, 9()-79; Su bscrlbftr s not <le~~lrlngto pay tht.'car· r'lt:'r may remit In advance dlrf'l· l to Cleveland State thumprd Wes tTh(' Dallv SEonlln rl on a 3, 6or 12 month er n Illinois. 85·61: Akron nipped basis. C r.f'dl~w\1 1 b<> glv('n carrll'rPa ch Tennesser Tech, 87-S:l: Mlddl<' '4'('('k . \ Tennessee got by Youngstown No s ubscrlpllons by mall permllll'd In 57" wide State, 88-79 In overtime: FindlaY ar(ta!l wh f're hotn(l rarrler s<'rV\('(' Is available. 50" high , 17" deep defeated Bowling Green. 86- 7:i; Dyke b<'a t Geneva HiG-99 In Mail sultocrlpllo•• doublr overllme: and Ohio Stai r lnolde Melp Coulll~ downrd Michigan Stale, 90-72. 13 W•oks .................................. SI1.29 At Peoria , Ill. , HerseY Haw~ ~~=~: : ::ill~ OPEN DAllY 9-S klns , Luke Jackson and Greg Outoide M•lpCounty MON: 9 FRI. 9-8 Jones seored 16 points each to lJ WPoks . ,...................... ......... $18.20 2fi We(>ks ....................... ... ....... . Sl.~. 10 lead Bradley pas t Dayton . 52 Week<................................. $07.6{) Bradley ran off two spurts In r===========:::_J__:~~~~!!!!!~ the fir st half to gain a 40-20 lead and the Flyers could get no closer than 10 points the rest olthe way. Anthony Corblt.t and Anthony Grant both hit for 16 points in a losing effort that dropped Dayton to 10-11. The Braves upped their mark to 13-10. • Retirement benefits, exempttons explained 4 DAYS UNTIL HISTOiY BOOK DEADLINE! •. Tuesday, February .tO. 1987 1, . .iPage- 5 "! . Your Social Serurity: SWEETHEART OF A DEAL ;SVAC Standings .• ... Dally ...... ............................. 2~ Cl'nt s • •• I MOC Standings :·The Daily Sentinel ) ByThe ·Bend movement . In the top 35 since 1981. SAN FRANCISCO (UPI I Sixth-seeded Wendy Turnbull Kathy Rinaldi Is 19 years old and of Australia eliminated 17-yearPatty Fendick Is 21. What separ· o ld Gabriela Mosca of Argentina ated the tw o In their first- round match , in the $150,000 Virginia 6-2. 6-3 In another opening· round Slims of California tennis tourna- action. ment was experlenc£> ~ that of Turnbull, andserve a 12-yea veteran, llost34 her threer Rinaldi. Rinaldi, seeded second and . times In beating Mosca. "She slices wpli off her backranked No. 8 In th e world, survived a 4-6, · 7-5, 6-0 scare hand and has a good topspin shot Monday from the 99th-ranked when she charges the net." an d defending NCAA singles Turnbull said. "When she hung c hampion from Stanford onto the line. I·just started to go crosscourt." University. In other matches. Ann Hen"Obviously she was three cuts ricksson outlasted Natalie Tauabove my college play," said zlat 5-7, 6-2, 6·2: Katerlna Ma· Fendlck. who was two match leeva of Bulgaria defeated points away from triumph but Marianne Werdel6-2, 6-2: Alycla allowed her opponent to rally Moulton defeated Debbie Spence bark and tie 5-5 In the second set. 3-6, 6-1, 6-0: Laura Garron e of Rinaldi adm ltted a threeItaly dPfeated Tina Scheuer month layo ff has left her rusty. . Larsen of Denmark 6- 1. 6-1 : and "This Is my first match slnee Andrea Temesvar l of Hungary Novrmlx>r." said Rinaldi. who beat Elly Hakamt6·4, 6-4. did not follow I he winter tour to Australia. "I was nervous out The Daily Senlinel there. I wasn•t doing anything with the ball. My feet weren't (USPS 1411-IHIIIJ moving bu t I ke-pt calm the whole A Dtvtslon of Multimedia. Inc. match." Published £'Vf'r:V aftf'rnoon. Monday Fendlck was altemptlng to hit throu~h Friday, 111 Court St., Po· drop shots a nd forehand lobs in mM'oy , Ohio, by the Ohio Valley Pub· Us hlng Company / Multlmf'dla, In c .. the third set to disturb Rinaldi's Pomoroy. Ohlo4~769. Ph. 992-m~ S.· tempo. rond class postage paid at Pomt'roy. "This match will help me when Ohio • I start full-time on Ihe circuit," MPmber: United PrE"ss Jnt('rnatlonal, ., sa id Fendlck, who. has lx>en on Inland Dally Prt"Ss Association and 1hP Ohio NPWspaper Assoclallon. Nallonal the tour as an amateur for two Advf'rtls\n~ Reprt'sentatiV(', Branham years. "It givrs me a good look on Nl'wspappr Salr5, 7:\.'l Third Avenu£', what my competition Is for the N£'\1.• York, New York 10017. future.·· Rinaldi has !wen ranked t't11r ltlu •\rUIIIII. I' .S lnl••rqalhmaiiiM St•u1ln·l.a,. \' r'ltll~ 7:1. l'ad fh · .i9 M·t,.. ll•rr• " 'a.-.Wnl(l un Jolt""' fh ri.,Jiun III I a juh ,\llllnlll : ' il'iUTI n,.,.frt't'a,.:t-'111 •: runnin11 had<• ,\tan Hl'ltl ~~oil•· till . .\C~uln:t.' I experience difference in Slims :)o!l, \\'i'!Ooll'rn l'.trulln11 .1~ SU '· I-AIII a rd~1 Jilt• it ~u . · SI . l.oui" ltl \ 'llll't'n rM" lt'l. flndnnali Tt•t·h :\ I \\ tl.\' 111' i\1 . I Mt ) II'!, !oil . ~ a n· · ~ 1"1 I fill l>I UtiTIIMIC<iT 1-:\all!»\'llli•li;, ()rut H.iJIM•r1 .. 1i:l :rr-ow Okl:dlnnut K.t l.anll:!'> lon 7;J Ok la. l 'hri!Oollan ( 'ol. K:l. ·luhn Brn~~o· n :\11 Si t•phl·n t' .•\u"" ln it. t'1111 J\UII'r kan .i l • split with Rio. Grande In two The 't hree guards like to pass It previous meetings this season. inside to the Dragons' mon<:'y The Dr~gons, 16·9, and 6-4, player, forward Gene Williams. MOC OVERALL poundPd the Redmen, 105-83, In The 6-5 · sophomore leads ·the WL W L Pel.• the opening round of the Mus kin· team In scoring, with a 16-polnt RIO GRANDE ............9 I . 2:1 5 .921 gum Tournament In December. per game average, and re- \\'lliKh... ........ .. .. .. ... , ....!! 2 19 1 . 7:u ~ The Redmen bounced back from bounds, averag.Jng eight per M"alone.... 1....... ... .. ...... 7 ~ llll .IHjO IG 9 .640 Tiffin ........ ...... .. .. .. ... .. 6 .. the devastating loss to tmme- outing. It 9 .51( CE>durvlllt> ............ .. ....:t ; 9 H .3<;4 dlately run of! their 12-game ·The Dragons will start Morris- Mt . · ~ernon N.li.z .... ......:l 7 9 IG .aeo ~ Urban!l .. ............... ..... :l 7 streak. sey as the lone backcourt player. ! I I .111!7 Ohio Domlnlcan .... ...... l 9 During that streak, the Red· with 6-0 sophomore Skibo Sims men clobbered the·Dragons 97·80 playing the swing position. WilliFriday'• "'""" In the comfortable confines of ams arid 6-5 freshman Tyrone Tiflla 7K. Ohio Domlni<M 71 · hor th e 1ow pos t Paul R, Lyne Center thr('(' weeks TrbovIc h WI"II anc >laton•· HI,Saturda:v's <:•·dar> menosulis 7K ago. · positions · and 6-6 sophomore Wat•h 79. Mt. vernon 74 To be successful, Lawhorn said James Norman wllllx> at center. RIO GRi\NDE 1~ Urhan• 7:1 gam"' The Redmen will counter with hi S squad must dl elate Ihe tempo f<•darvUeTae!tday'• al MI. Vernon NIU.aren•• and style ·· of play to Tiffin 5-11 sophomore Ant.hony Raywat•h at Mutone play-making guard Scott Morris- more and 6-3 senior Mike Smith llrhana t11 Ohio Dominican sey. The 5-loot-9 sophomore, at guards and 6-4 senior Joe RIO GRo·iNSalurday's DE •• Tiffin aam ~ V h along wlth·lreshmen Steve Doss er off and 6-7 junior Ron Ohio Domtnkan a1 Cedarville and Chris Settles, like to pene- Rlttinger at forwards. with 6-6 M•hmo· at Urhana 11flln 11.1 Mt. Vt•rnon ~lllllrfne trate and take advantage ol the junior Doug Fogt a t th e pos t spo t · RIO GRi\NDE •• wut•h defense's rea etlan to theIr rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ R~naldi:s "' t ~ll·yu n ~! :~ a:m,IIOI. 1.1\ f liPP' ''" - Si1n••d ltii'Vt llrd Sit .. f.,ml .(uhn..un In '"'t'und 11-da,r t·u ntral'l . Ki. M'. \ ':L S.mtho• rn .1: F.ll..,ll'rn K••nhtr: ky ll.i ..\lurru,\ St. i~ t ' nnt•l:-. M:~rhm 'fit. rnm '"''"' i\11 1-'•rnu&n JiL \ 'lr l{lnla ~IIIUur,\' 711 101'J I ih•m lilt• !1'!, J)u,·i• ,i f:tlr.ln'> K.l (trumhlllll( i~. r\ hl an loll. 711 Tt•llnt'!'i•l'l' Sl.'. ':11. S t : l.omi-.hu1:1 :t l "'"' I \ 'lrJ{i ull1 St. A;l, Sht•phl•rd it M' tu ~·lln ~~; 101. Sah•m 1'19 MlnMt:l'IT Rt•tht·l ~&. Ind. Suulh S.•ml 6~ R•llt•r KK. Uf'lrult 7j ( hh•111111 Sl. 11-l.l.t•Mt~ynt•· O"' ' ' " It'! tOTI C'un111rdhl l~l h' hJ All'. t :u•ht•n ~; (j nt•t•hmd C·,.1, t'r. C't•ntr.d ~1·1 hudb t i'.! lllUIII\'t' r Kl. t' nmldln 71 lll.·fllll'ltllll K:J. t :O.Iilnn Ill. ill 1-.k!• ~pt>rlnr K:l. Su rllwrn Midli ~u n ll.a. lnnt•ldl'l'(' llntlltlrdl•• andu:-•ll(no •d lllmtn tiM• lnh•rflllllun11l l ,o~· ;~w . OatkiMd - Rl•ucht'd akrl•o•m••nl l) n 11 t'llriCrut·l • ·llh uull~ltll•r Mlb lhn·to; . Pllhhur~t:h - Sl,;rwd k>ft · handl·r .In lin ""'lhoy tu a ""'")'1' 111' •·11n1ra•·l: Jn ,ll•••l ~>~ llort "'up Unl\ f'<Jnt:•••dun 111 ., ,.,,., ~ lralnln )ll n .rnp. l'M•Iilh· - Sllftl'il plh·h1•r :Hikt• M•mr••lu 11 l · ;rrar t·onl rlll'l : uJUIIIUik'l'd flr~l hprrnu lh•n • l'hlolph~ luM arhllratlun 1' 11'11' 11nd " 'Ill ~· 111lld ~:lUI I .IIIIIf ndlwr than ,\ ld\ . · Rrnudilu~ t::a ..l T1•nn. Sl. RA.o\t:RALI. f it'\ o•l1111d - SI ,;nt•d pll fh •·r l'hll Si ••ilru l'llh' ht'l' f ' hr\w R1U1dn In 0111 '· ,\'I ' Ur .• Tna~ \uhurn Kt t' lortdu itf .\U!<tln l't' a)' 100. ,\ l urt•lll•ad Sl. !I I Klut•flj•Jtll 101, funt•urd Mli ( f'nlf •nai'Y 6;{. ~M· l.oml:-.lana ;; C'lhU'It"'illl• 6ti. l.aruk·r t! Tran11aclions ' TIFFIN - With an engagement with second -placPd Walsh Sarurday, the Rio Gra nde mens basketball team can Ill afford to lose tonight against third-placed Mid-Ohio Conference foe Tiffin. Thr league-leading Redmen. currently holding a one-game edge- over Wals h, who Is 7-3 In conference action, have run off two straight wins since Malone snapped their 12-game streak nine days ago. . Rio Gra nd e Coach John Lawhorn understands the Importance of tonight's game. "We can't afford to lose the ga me against Tlflln with only a one-game lead going Into Wal sh Saturday." he said. The Red· men. 2.1-5 overall and 9·1 In teague ac tion. will play on · Walsh's fl oor. The Redmen, however. must . b<' careful not to look past the Tiffin Dragons. a team tha t ha s Phil. Tt•xlllj• M;, c: ta!OSbt\rn i6 Pln•hur,;h tia, S,\ ·ra•·ust· Ii i ,\lahwnll st. Iii!. -~ Redmen gear up ~o defend first place·· . 1\rm)· 7~ . Md!wattlln all ,\lollr;umpUon Qll, Sprindlt"t • n ftrMioJJn Itt. ( 'rntl'lll ( ''""'· ; :1 I nrtlnnd St . ltl. St. tt.... ,. ii i · t : nUir)' !Ill. .Juhn~ llot•kln~ I'!'! t'fl~»thurlt St . 111!1, Okkln ..nn fl.i fit'OfJIII'In .. n 'lK. ~l:-lun f 'ullt•ln' .loG f;t •tl y.JK~rr x!l. l . )'t · nmln~: 7~ llnwartl X'!. Bt•llltlneo·f:tllllt:man .;6 llu•:ou•! Ill . 1':\l ltlnt"l'r••.. quo• jo,JI' tiO .ra mo .., ." -a dl!.un M:!, ,\n~t ·tk a11 TI \lari~ Ill, l .ll)' lll ~t J Md . l i l \11 . St \lur,\ '"'!IIi, Md.· BIIII. I'(JUnt ,\ i~ :\l•·r!') ' lhtht Mil, Pt•un ~ . ~·hrt•nd till Millrr.. \IIIJ• II i, \'lr)llhlla l into n 10;1 !'tftlra\·lan 91 , .\llhrl,;hl till · \'a\~' MI. rlrnr~· Masnn ~ .\' .·1 'rt•••h 'l:l Kin K's Point 3.1 :\'nrth .\ dams Sl. lifl. \' a~>~...ar .1:! :\'ttrlhl ·a-ll'l'n 111. • · ••~t:al t ' 011 IHd \\'l"' lhllr,\ · 11. Barndt l!t ()o..IHKII St. !II , l'lln1 T•·•·h ':I 1.- .A I~o~hurutti':· -IJ ... .................. I '! ! !t 15. Tt'lllto C'hr iNIInn (18-tJ ............ !J! t·! ll.hlwtlft.-1 ) .. ,,,, ...... .. ......... ... ltll.i l'r. Klln~W&>o ( 11\-lJ .... ...... .... .ti~ I ~ IlL MI . ,fuM '" Jll-1 ) . .. ....... .. :11 r lt. Fklrid11. ( IK- l'IJ .......... .. ......... ... :r. Itt . . ... Tt'!lwt-F.IP.uton(IK-3J ............. .. 1'7 1 . ... .. Tuesday. February 10. _198!t Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard ... Nation's Top 20 ____.,.. _ ,. Local club members attending were Ken and Ann Richardson, Jim Stewarl and Sally Savage, Harold and Betty Newell. Roy and Pat Holter, Mickey and Sue Burke, J!Jll and Donna Nelson, Dan and Karen Meadq,ws, Roy .. Lois and Mike Test, Art and Mary Skinner. Class members going were Joe and Marge Chapman, Fred and Ruby Smith, Mike and Heldt Elberfeld, Matt and Ruby Burke, John Ridenour and Janet Werry, Bob and Ann • Sargent. .. • \ • ' �' · Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, February 10, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' --Local briefs _ ____, Cape Cod .hit hard as blast heads Northeast · • By United t'rt'Ss International State hearing slated Feb. 20 A stat ~ hearing on Tit!Q XX Social Ser·.'lr•• Block Cranl ·.comprehensive Social Sf'rvicc Plan for fis cal yea r RB-~9 will b<' held Feb. 20, 9 a.m. 10 12 noon a nd 1 p.m. to i p.m. . The meeting wi ll be held in !he lobby h~ar ln g room or !hr Slalc· O!llce Tower. 30 East Broad Sl .. Colu mbus. Clflzens a nd ol h<'l' int crrslrd pan iPs wi II be given opporlunll .v to provide public <'Omm•·nl on !hi' >ocia l scn·ice plan , In accordance with Ohio Rrv isrd CouP provisio ns. Participant s may prnv id c oral ancl·or wril!en ll'st imonv at · !he hearlnJ< or mail wrill<;n ('ommr nls 10 the Bu reau of Adull Services. 30 Easl Broa dS! .. ::tJ!h Floor'. Col um~u s. -!:12f~i- rn 2:l. Squads receive (•ight calls Meigs C'oun ty E rn (\ r gen c~· Mf'<..licu l S<.•1y itPs n 'por1 S r ight . calls Monday; S.vra<'U"' ,,, lfl : 12 a. m. lo {')hiu 12-1 fo r Will iiitn Lewis lo Vrlerans Mcm or icd Hos~ il a l : Pom<• ro)' a! 1c: 28 p.m. lo Pomeroy H•·allh Ca rP CP n< ••r tor Ot•torcs Wi ckline lo \'el<•rans Memorial H os~l l al: Sy racuS<' " ' ·1:111 p.m. loa slrul' lu n· fi re•at the Barbara Lew is res id• ·ncc on 1-'ifl h S!.: Ra('in<' wa' ca tted a! 4:03 to ass ist Syracuse: Rulland a! '1 :22 p.m. ~r ·c al < ·d Tommy Schoonover at the SC!'nr· ol an au to acci d<'n l in fran! of Mittrr'> Grocery: Rutland a! H: 1:1 p.m. 10 Cook Gap Hil l for Roly·rl Moodlspaug h to VPirra ns M<'moria l Hos pital: Middl r porl at - 8:44 p.m. to Holzer Cli nic parking lot tor Norma H ~sd l lo Vclerans Memorllll Hos pi " Jl: Racin e all! : l(j p.m. to a chimn c'y fi re at the Calvi n lmbod r n rrsi d~ n rr on Court S!r<'<'l Road Case .~euled, dismi<~;.~ed ThrcasrofCar·t F: . Smilh Pr!rolpuno I nc ag;oinsl Floyd A\·is a nd Doris Avis. ha s bf'f'n s0ttk•d ;md di sm isst'd in Mr igs Count~' Common Pleas Cour l. A tcciproca l action fo r child supporl has hr-<•n filed by !he Stal~ ·of. Wrst Virginia and 1';1mm v Am is ;_~gD in s ! Chri s Withe-r , Mlddle porl. The caS>' of .!r nnife r Mi cha r l vN <us TPtT)' Mic·hacl ha s bern dlsmiss<'d . Middleport man cited by patrol Middl rpor l man wa s ci lf'd Mon day nig h! by lhl' Ga ttla-Meigs Post of !he S!atl' Hi ghwa _,. Pal rol for drivin g whill' und<'r lh <' influcne•• of alcohol and wil hou ! an opNal or' s tie<'nsl' after he ligh!ly dam agc·cl !hc pick-up !ruck hi' was driving. backing if11 0 a dll ch Wattace L. Reulrr . 748 Hi gh Sr .. was no r!hbound on Oh io 14:1 in Salisburv Township around lll: 1:, p.m .. when hr a11emp1 ed to turn around at !he old land li lt roa d, accord ing to !he pat rol. Reul('r.was back lo~ wh('n hP w<·nr int o !he ditch and damaged his 1977 Chrv rotr l !ruck. lroopcrs said . 1\ Slwt•ls Charles G. Shei' IS, li:\. oi H Mulberry H l' i~:ht s. Pome roy, : ctted Monday a l th r- Holwr · Medical Ce nl rr. : 1\ forem an a! !he Ph ilip Sporn : Power Plan!. Mr . Sheets wa s ;born at Wellsv ille. Ohio. on .Jan . 14. 1924. a son of the !alP Charles G. Sheets. Sr .. and Beul a h M. Payne Sheets. : He was a vel<'ran of World War : II, a member of Drew Webs IN · Post :l9. Am erican LeJ<Ion. and : Harris onville Grange. He had :been a member of Harrisonv ill e ·Masonic Lodge 411 , Free and · 1_\rcepled Masons , for over :10 years. Surviving a!'P his wile, Do ro!h)' E . ShPPls; a son and daugh'!cr-intaw, James R. a nd Jennife r Sheets, Pomer·oy: a daughtcr . Susan P . Shrrls, Jac·kson; a ,daut:(hler and son-In-law. D<'· borah L. and Rodney Wlnlrrs. Wellslon; a s lepdaughlrr and slcpson-ln-law. Dottir and .John :F . MussN. Pomeroy; a s is tPr. Vivian S. Lindsey . Gailhrrsl>urg, Md .; sel'e n g randchildr e n. .Jared, Aaron and Adam Sheet s. .Jason, Tamm)· and Brian Winters a nd Si eve Musser·. a nd a ni!'C!', Nan cv Fcdcr llne. Services wilt b<' he ld a! 10 a.m. Thursday at !he Ewing F' un rra t Home with Mr. AI Harl son pfllclat lng. Burial will be in Whit e Oak Ce metery . F r l• ·nds ma y ca ll at the funera l hom• · from 2 to 4 and 7 lo 9 p.m. Wecln•'sda)·. Mason!(' riiPs will b•· hcld alt hcfunNa l homrat7p.m. on WPdnrsda y. f(' rs . Cay iP SturgC'on, Nrw Lr banon, Ohio an d J c·an ni<: Rla n· kr nship, Trolwood , Ohio; two s! rpdaugh! ers. Hazell.r wis . .Ru !lan d, a nd .Joyce Lra dford. Dayion; two brolhc-rs. Raymond Sturgeo n. Mullins. W.Va .. a nd Ira Sturgeon. Phelps. Ky .; three sisters. Rhordia Lane. Phelps. Ky .. ·Viola Vane<'. Vinlon. and E:dllh Spears. Vinton; and se\'· era! neicrs and nephews. H•• attended the Lighthouse Assembly of God, where se rvices wit! be held at 11 a. m. Thursday, Rev . .Ja mes E . Randas officiat Ing. Bur·ial fo llows In Vln1on Memor ial Pa rk. Friends may Ci! ll a! Willis Funeral Home 41o9 p.m. Wednesday . The body will be la krn to !he church one hour prior 10 serv ices. · St•t•kl'l divorct• Waill•r A. Crosby, Dexter. has fi lrd for divorce in Mrlgs Co unt,· Common Pl ras (our! from Diana L. Crosby. WPis lon. .!acq ueline K Cart. Pomr ro.v. ha s flt r d for dh·orro' from Dwight i·:. Car t. Nrw Castle. Pa . Terrsa Hoffman and L a r-r~· Hoffman haVl' b<'cn gran !rd a dissolu!ion of th<'i r marriage. Clarcnrr M. Slurgco n. 7-t. ot R!. 2, Vl nl on. died Monday at hi s ·reside nce. Hr was a retired coa t ' miner. He was bom Or!. 29. 1912 in VlrJ<Inla son of !he la te .J op Harrison S!urgcon a nd Ma r)' Elizabeth Williams S!ur·gpon. _ He Is survird b)' wile Tennic Stafford Slurgcon . whom hr married Or!. 24. 191;9 In New Lebanon , Ohio. Also surviving arc two dau >th· ~t·t'l Business Services GUN SHOOT , Meit:(S Genealogi cal Society will mec l Sund ay, 2 p.m., a11he Mr igs Museum . Sunday is !he lin at clay Ia accept fam ily biograph iPs for new history book. Mt't'l Thursday Shade Riv er Lodge 4ol Chesler. will meet !hursday, 7:30 p.m .. lo r work In the fellowcraft deg ree. Refreshments · wilt !le served. RACINE FIRE DEPT. •' Bashan Building EVERY ''It wa s a combination of snow, Ice and dead fis h." said Carol Marsalek, a Department of Transportation spokes wom a n. "The wind off the lake was so fierce , the waves were comi ng on t<l the Shoreway." · SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only lO·I·tln BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U: S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Aulhorized John Detrt, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equltment Parts & Servlee Middleport Zone-Commercial 681. 100ft. X 100ft. Hartinger Parkway Call 992-3005 or 992-6167 2-5-87-1 mo. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 10-8-tf c "II Makec •Refrige rat ors •Drvers •Freeze rs PARTS HOURS: Tu•.·Wtd.-Fri. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sunday, 1 p.m.- 7 p.m . ly Chance br Appointment Priced on inspection. RUSS MOORE Call for Appointment •Wn shors •.Dishwasher s •Ranges ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 last Main Sl. Pomeroy A good opportunity for an ambitious family. and SERVICE ·1 ~ Ill •VINYL SIDING • AlUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. 992-2526 985-4167 MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY Namt' omillt'd 1-14-1 mo. Carrie Gloeckner was unlnte nlionally omitted from Soulhern Junio r Hi gh Sc hool 's seventh J<radc honor roll fo r the third six w~~ks. · SALE PRICES GOOD THRU FEBRUARY 15th, 1987 lssurd lirenst' A mar ria ge license ha s been issued In Meigs County Probate Co urllo David Alan Fife, 33, and Rosemarie Dalcne Fife, 29, both of Reedsville. By CIIARLES S. TAYLOJt CU MMING . Ga. iUPit Black activist Hosea Williams be!(an a dea th-or-juslice fas l in · the for sy th Counly jail over his arres1 outside "The Opra h Winfr ey Show." and his fdttowers vo"l,ed lo march from Allan! a if -.charges are not dropped by : Wednesday. The Rev. Witti ams an d seven other s WNe arrested on charges of unlawful assembl y Monday .while pickeling Winfrev' s sv ndi-.cated ra lk show llecause bi'acks ,_ were exc luded from participation . Williams led a group of aboul lwo doze n blacks from Atlanla lo demonstrale aga inst the telecast. , Winfrey said lh r show was . meant 10 give resident s ol !he all -white counly a chance to count er charges of racism follow Ing Ku Klux Klan-inspired violence against bl ack marchers lasl month. , Winfrey, who is bl ack. sa id she "was a little shaken b,v some Of · · the thin!(s J heard in there" a nd lrfl town shortly aft er the s how . . The arrested protesters were : pNmilled to leave police cus lod.v · on their own recognizance. but • WHITE CLOUD Willie IIIII. Of BIG 1.5 OZ. AFTER SHAVE SPRAY 28 OZ. CIOCIUTES ~&HUll·· NOW 0111 IRUIAII SUt BORDEN CHOCOLATES 701. Louery numbers Now2/& num• CLEVELAND t UPfl - Monday 's winning Ohio Lott ery numbers: Dally Numher 471. Ti ckcl sales 1 o t a I e d $1,30:1,:>'\5.50. with a payoff dm' of $9:10,560.50 . PICK-I :1752. PICK ·< ticket sales 1o1aled $175.666. with a payoff due of S79,:n5. 00 STETSON:,=.,! 99 . 3 $lG.5D Yalal NOW 2 OZ. SPRAY · '· SAil a• SIBLE COLOGNE ~~~IEGUW NOW 4 OZ. AFTER SHAVE $1Ul ENGLISH LEATHER NOW 2!!-"' PJN: SCHICK ---- DmRIEO ,j, JACKSON PIKE · RT 3' WEST .J21 ._IN I'.ITINEES SA!URII\Y & · SUJIQ,I,l • ALL SEATS 12.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2 .50 ~=~=~'!OJ 1bt IUI!IiOiiK. Thefwo. n..SUITD .!IP-. ~ P.H. OAI LY. RM IISPOSDI.:£ RIZIIIS page tutu VIMiint Vllllint lllir Nail Petroleum lntensift Spray Palish Jellr Care · 70z. RemMr Lotion Q-Tips EFFERDEIT 40'S 111 •All Types of Williams and three ot hers chose 10 remain in jail. Williams. whn was also c harged wilh obstruc-t ion of a hiJ<hway, began a hun ger s lrik e. demanding th a i all charges b<' dropped. , " I have begun a fas f and will not eat ano ther mouthfu l or food until jus! ice prcvai Is or until l am dead," Wlttlams , who wa s an aide to s tai n civ il righ ls leader Martin Lu!hrr King .Jr .• said from the jail Monday nigh!. "I have com mil!ecl no crim!'. !here· fore I will pay no fine ." Terrie Randolph , Will ia m s's aide. said II !he charges arc no! dropped by Wednesday, a gr oup of abo u1 20 peop le will ma rc h th<' 40 mil es from Atlanla 10 Cu mming. She said !he marc h will be followed by a "very large· demon stra llon in Cummin g Saturday. King's widow , Co rella , a nd the Rev ..Joseph Lowery, head of !he Sou!hern Christi a n Leadership Confcr ence fou nded by King, said in A!lama rhe arrcs1s viola! ed th e pickets' constilutiona l r ighls of fr<:e speech and a ssembly and they sough! a meel ing wilh Gov. Joe F r ank Har ri s lo di scuss !he siluat ion. A jail spokesma n said Monday •Water & Gas Unes •Water Well' Drilling •Trucking Call: 742-2407 1-16-'87-1 mo. EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck. auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & models) PH. 949-2893 or 949·2756 John K. Benh Owner I Mechanic ci ties . to f orsyt h Counly lo explore th e feeling of !he allwhite communil y foll owing a civ il rights mar ch by 20.000 proptc on .Jan . 24 protes ting Ku Klux Kla n-inspired vi olence. No blacks haY\' lived in th<.' count y since 1912. They where chas ed oul when th ree black men wrrP accused of ra pin g a whit e woma n. Abo ul 125 reside nl s of th e W(' f'f' 1-2-'17-l mo. The Daily Sentinel - V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-621 S or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4·11 'B6·1c SHARPENING SERVICE Circular Sews Saw Chain Planer Knives Drill Bits Knives Chisels GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Candor 5r. Pomaroy, Ohio PH. 992-2975 ~ in Winfrey ' s au- ~ di ener, wilh many blaming lhe . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist ' ~ (614) 446-76I9 or (6I4) 992-6€'11 417 Second Avenue, Bo~ 12I3 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ILl news mr dia for an " unfai r" ::t por traya l of !hei r counly as racisl. Sevpral whites sa id they parlicipatrd in lhr massive civil r ighl s march. pnd on<' said lhr jeering from whil es " rea lly mak es you feel ashamed.' · CIITIC ..211 ..! CAPI!l'S 01 CAPsULES umz Public Notice Public Notice IN TI!E COMMON PLEAS COURT. PROBATE D1VIS10N '' MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO j; IN THE MATTER OF t' SET'I'LEMENT OF ( ACCOUNTS, "- PROBATE COURT ' • MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ~~ Account• and vouc'hert of tloo following nomtd fidu: • dorleo hovo been filed In the ·~ • • Probate Court , M•lga '• Counly. Ohio. for opprovol onciHIIlemont: · , EJitoto No. 24950 - Flnot •nd Dilbributive Account of Jam8t F. Butcher. Executor of tho Eotote of Reino Lind, DoctooadEototo No. 19105 - Eloventh Annual Account of Louis B. Vaughan. Guordton of tho Eotere of Wllllom Roovto. on lncampotont Ptrson. , Ettoto No. 2514~ - Fino! end D!otrlbutlvo Account of Shlrlly A. Sm"h, Admtnlo· trotriK of lhe E•toto ot WIINom J . Smith, Oo-1011. Ettoto llio. 24A07 - Fino! ond Dlobrfbutlvo Account of Morv Kun•olmon. ExocutriK ' GINGERBREAD: HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL Middl•port, Ohio "flEE ESnMA TE!" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1·19-'87·1 mo. (6141 992-7320FFERS ENRICHING LEARNIN G EXPERIE NCES FOR CHI LOR EN 3 TO 6 YEARS OF f'GE Open Enrollment Thru The Year RADIATOR SERVICE OPEN TUESDAY. WEDNE5DAI & THURSDA I q AM lo IUO AM and 12:30 PM Ia 3 PM Colt Administrotar Mrs. Shirin J. Nuggud. Mfd. · '1-7-'87-1 mo. We can repair and recore radiators and healer cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Annou ncem en Is PAT HILL FORD ig92-2196 Middleport, Ohio bay or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16·86-tln SANDY'S AUTO SALES Automotive l•pair & S.rvlc• TliNEU" Ia TUN5MIS510N5 CALl 992-7403 Apt. St . Rt. 33, Pomeroy, DH. We 'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One 1-7-'87-l mo . Yo u'll build o b<g nt n •gg whtn you SO't W<l h tht CIOH<(<edS AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REIUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEIO Y, OH. Ill Courl St ., Porrt~IDJ. OlliG 4S7U PH. 992-9949 lob Barton, Owner 2-5--86-Hn ·Public Notice 3 Announcements beg inning at 1:00 p .m , Fact ory Choke. 1 2 gua~a 1hot guns Haven' t h1d achool picture• or nnlor ple1 ur e1 teken ye11 C•ll Precloul Memorlet Stud io 11 1 814· 949· 3060 . MASTER C ARO · VISA I! No cutdll check. Alto. new cutdh u rd . 110 one refu aed! Fnr info , call jrefundnble) 1 · 316 ·133 6082 BJII . M-573 4 Giveaway Germnn S hnrhlu d - Fr lundly Gi'J e 10 good ho me. Call 61 4 446-4766 7 month. fnmnle, m ixM breed . pert Germnn Shepherd Hil s bun ounide . Ctll 614 ·446 . 1271 . 5 Puppies f(] give tway , mother is register 11 d lllacll labrador. Call 614 -446-411 9 after 6 :30 Rabblls to gi'Jfl away . 'h Check· •red Giant and 1/) Chlnchlllt. Call 614 ·986·4289. 1 male pupp.- to glvn away Pa rt Hu1lll6. Pllrt Gffla t Tyrorutt ttnd mi~ed Call 6 14 992 -2016 or 614 -992 7764 Young n11t to ljive11way to good ho me: Female w1th m ittlln paw• lndoui cat , Cnll 614 -992· 7227 Pari Pl1t Bvlt PUPPIItl, 304 6?& 7375. - -- - ;;-;-:-:::---:cc:-..,.---;- 6 lost and Found - - - ---FOVNO Che11nut 480 2 Poadle St 'Jic1nl ty ot Call 614· 446 • Fo und: 1986 Gtllla Ac a~e"!r Girls Cltu Rlny, uuuirht ly,;n.) Center call 814· 448· 2158 • •. - LOST, Red Mud Ridge. OalliijQ.' 111 Farry are11, Blufl Heeltr~ IIIIWIH I f l) J t n , IC II tc h, 304-675 -15 1'10. On t !Ofn• • LOST , rhtnt tllv rtr braclet t6N between Fru th and Pte ..ant Val11r1 Hot p Fnb 7. AEWAIIID l04 -676 .Jfli30. ;.r St. Loti In Pomeroy, E. Main Brown 1nd whlll Rabbh Beegle with co ll~r •r:ad tag . Answe,. ta Tom. ISO. ttwtrd for ••ftl 1987,' at which time uld acc:ounta will be considered Hookino, Decooood. Eotote No. 25231 - Final and continued from day to ond Dlobrlbut,ivoAccount of . dov until finally dlopaoad of. Any person lnttrtlttd Paul S. Moore. E~tecutor of lho Eototo of Clinton H. may tile written e~tceptlona to said account• or to McNomoo. Decooud. 1 Eototo No. 25002 - Firot ·maners penelnlng to the Account of Richerd E. 'e xecution of the trust. not Jon11. Truotoo of tho Truot le•• then five d•v• prior to Crooltd by Item Five of tho the dill• aet for ht1ring. Robert E. .Buck. Judge Will of Monning D. Webster. Common Plees Court, Oocoootd. Proboto Dlvlolon, Unleotr IKCOI)1iono lrt fittd ihoroto. oold ot;COUftiO wiH bo Melgo Counly. Ohio of lhe Eatate of A11 A. on tho 13tlo doy of March, or 992-7121 6-17-lic' •New Roofing PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Real Estate General PHONE 992-2156 Or Writt D1illy Stn!lntl Cllnilird OtJI. 121 10. 1tc "lao Trustllluln •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "AI Rtafonoble Prices" .:;. - -· -"'--"--''--..1...---~~-'--~., I for hoorinv lw!O<o Mid Court ; REPAIR J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING . lo-i AUTO & TRUCK 614-843-5248 REASONABlE - RHtABlE 8-20-' 86 lfn BISSELL BUILDERS WE ARE YOUR SALIS AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELLITE SAl~ & SERVICE lie Ht;e AFtll ll111e Shp Tuhllelu ot Dllf RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CH£STER-'- 91S-3307 411/lfn VJANT ADS VJORK! Public Notice lt. 124, Pomeroy Ohio Raclno Gun S hoo t t ponto red by Ra cin ~;~ Gun C lub Evttrv Stmda.,, .• ~~~==~~==--~--~ 10 COUNT . Roger Hysell ; ' Garage Servi'e Electronic Organs Mobile service 1-13 -tfc . MOBILE. Ala . tUP il - The presence of bl ac k peo ple when' haVf' not rendcrf·d judgmrnt s ·• NAACP will co ntinue 10 press a !he reastjnabty for eseea ble eff ec t aga inst such organlza lions as !he ;: $10 million lawsuit aimed a1 would be lo inlimida!e or harass Klan. I hope lh e Pvidrncr is so ' bankrupllng the Uniled Klans of blacks in the exerrisr of !heir s lro ng !h at it wo uld apprar to be sca ndalous if a juryra me up with r igh!S," Dees said in !he tri ter. · America despi te the Alabama a juclgmc nl or a "'' rdicl !hat .: ~roup' s agreemenl to stop wea rGl lll~rd said the par!ia l se ttl r· · ln g robes and burning crosses in ment im·oived only the loca l Kl an wo uld be unfavorabli' 10 1hc ::rront of bl ac ks. gro up. bu1 would be a "poinl of plaintiffs ." Accord ing 10 rour t documPnt s, :· · The federa l suil was filed by re fer·ence" lor other NAACP Donald. 19. \\'a s ptuckcd from a · att ornev Morris Dees of !hr c hap!crs In olh rr Klan cases. Pot'! Cil ,v Slt'I'CI in Mar('h 19RI b ~ : - ~1ontgomery - ba se d So u1h ern " I was surprised !hal Shetlon •' Poverty Law Ce nlcr on be half of signed !he agre<'menl . In my th r two Klan mPm ber s <md ta ken · ihe NAACP and the family ol opi nion, thc cour1 wou ld no! have I n a rura l Huldwin Co u n t ~' arf'CJ : Michael Donald. who was · gone rha l lar had we tried thi s whNr h<' "''" h<'alrn to death wilh a lt'Pr lim b. His body was : ly nched in 1981 by two members Iss ue." Dees said . 2 Jn Memoriam lh r n 1aken hack 10 Mohill' and _ , of the whi te supremacis t g roup. An all-whil e ju ry of six women . On Monday. Rober! Gilliard, and 1wo men ha s been selec !ed 10 ha nged from a lrce. H rnl'~' Francis Hays • .'!~. was ' pr·esidenl of Ihe Mobile NAACP. decid e whel her Donald' s famil)' conviclrd at c a ~ l l a l mu rd• ·r for i releas ed a tett er from Dres is emill r d 10 damages fr om !he Do na ld's dea th and scnlenc• ·d 10 In Memory Of , !• delilllin g thc part ia l se111e mcn l Klan. Dees has said !he suit is dir in Alabama's f' lt'c t ric chair. •. in which United Klans Pr('s idenl designed lo br·eak th e Klan Lowell Wingett. : Robert Shell on ag reed thai his financi ally and Corer lhr group 10 His co-ilrfr ndan l. .Ja mes Kno· Today we would \V IC'~ . 2l rrcrl\·Pd a li fe sP n! PnCt' : group would not harass and sell off asse!s !hal repor! edly have bean cele· th reaten blacks. Incl uded a $120,000 headquarlers a fiN pl<' ading f.(ulll )' lo drpriving brating our 23rd Do nald ol his civil rlg h!s and : Gi lliard, who Indi cated thc$10 in Tuscaloosa. lrs tifying again sl Ha)·s. wedding anniveri million s uit will continuC' . said Th e jury mu sl fir'S! der ide • the federal court in Mobile must whe!her monelary damages .-----~------.-1· sary. I am just : agree 10 the terms of th e should be grant ed before 11 ' grateful and give ·· agreement - which both sides considers !he a moun! of damthanks to God I ~ - signed - b('forr il beco mes ages and who shou ld pay !hem. was al;le to share - · ~rrectlve . Shell on was un ava lt a- Gill iard said he Is worried a boul those years with bte lor comment. getting a lair ruling from !hi' •.· "It t1he agreement) goes so f ar all-whit e panel. you. !'as to enjoin th e Klan a nd its "Thai's a very dis!Urblng With all my love, , : members from even wea ring a aspecl ollhecase,"Gi l! lardsaid. Your wife. Mary :: robe .or burning a cross in the "Traditionally a ll -while juries . . ~ - ' . work (Free Estimates) Computerized Hearing Aid Selection " Swim Molds - Interpreting SeJVices : Trial continues despite settlement ....... TVsr Antennas Satellite Sales Installation PH. 949-2860 or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls l-11 -lln· PH. 992-5682 Chicago-ba s(•d show, see n in 14!1 co unty CARPENTER SERVICE - Plumbing and electrical •Sewage Systems ni gh! !hoi William s a nd lhrrr olher pickPts were fa sling. but he refused lo give any de!ails: Still jCJ i!ed wc•r(• Williafll ~ · s son. Tory, daug hler. E li',a,beth. a nd Jesse Smilh. anolh" 1 i kcl ~ ·' Sh<'r iH Wesle. a rav n ·a id Williams wan ted lo be arr ested . " He sc reamed 'Arres t mr , arrC'st me,"' Walrave n sa id . "That' s what hr ca me up here for." Winfr ey said she broughl her J.R.'s REPAIRS - Addons and remodeling - Roofing an d gutter work - Concrete work Excavating •Landscaping •Basements -Black activists fast in jail We Resene The Right To Limit QU1ntities South Central Ohio Mostly s unny !oday, with hiJ<hs in !he low 40s. Mostly clea r tonigh! , with a low in !he mld 20s. Partly cloudy Wednesday, wilh highs in 1he mid 40s. The probability of pl;eclpitation is near zero lhrough Wednesday. Winds will be from the southw es t a110 to 20 mph today and light and westerly tonight. E.tended Forecusl Thursday through Saturday A chan ce of rai n or snow eac h day. Highs will be in the 40s Thursday and ran ging from the mid 30s to the mid 40s Friday and Saturday. Overnight lows will be In the upper 20s or lower ~Os 1hrough thl' period. .Jacksonvill<•, Fla., alter arraignment. Arrested in Pamama Sunday, Reed and hls wile are accused of helping Lehder imporli,OOO pounds of cocaine. (UPI) ANOTHER DRUG ARREST - U. S. Citi:ten ,John Carlton Reed, an alleged memhcr ol the <:olomhian Carlos l.<hder's cocaine empire, is cscorled from the lederal courthouse Monday in YOUNG'S ~ ) !CUI OUT FOR rUTURE USEJ Ntw Hom11 Built {: !i£tas~llled Ads. Open I AM-& !-ll-'87-1 mo. " Free Estimates " : 618 East •in Street Pomeroy. Ohio b14-992-3023 gaa-J4to LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 1-3-'86 tfc FOR SALE Charlie Sargent's CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred , Oh ., 4 mi. W . of Tuppers 'Plains on St. At. FOR SALE ~' WHEltE MORE AMERICANS FIND A BIGGER REFUND. ELECTRIC , COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 985-3561 Edson L. Hart, dec. to Anna Ha rl, dec., Thomas B. Hart, Cer· llflcate. Bedford. . Anna Hart. dec . to Thomas B. Hart. Certificate, Bedford. Carol L. Gilmore, Mary Gllmore to Everett L. Gllmore, Jo E. Gilmore. 1.893 A. Rulland. Paul G. Buckley, VIrgie S. Buckley to Paul G . Buckley, Virgie S. Buckley, tracts , Orange. Keith E . Bogle. dec. to Opal H. Goble. affidavit, Salisbury (Middleport Vltla ge). Monday Admissions - Robert Mussman , Rutland: Robert Salser. Racine; William Dale Barnhart, Middleport; ·William ·Lewis, Syracuse: Alberta Edwards, Reedsville: Edith Edwards, Le tart Falls . . Monday Discharges - Beatrice Donohew. Lena Baxter. George Black. NOW The tax changes for 1987 are the most-sweeping in history. We know you're concerned, and we11 answer your questions. This year .put H&R Block on your side. MILLS DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! Property transfers I PIOI Ha r risonville Lodgc-411 F&AM will hold regular inspectio n Sat urda y, 7::m p.m .. a t Harrisonvi ll e. M:JS!Cr ma sons welcome. · The Daily Sentinel- Page-,7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Ohio were closed Monday. while schools and unive rsities canceled or delayed the start ·or classes in many counties of West Virginia, Maryland, Oh io, New J ersey . N{'w York and Delaware. In . Cleveland, a lakefront stretch of L-90 was closed early Monday as heavy winds · blew water and ice across the road surface. . . Hospital news Plan insJlt•t•lion Group to Clan>nce Sturgt~n trlclty to aboul 23.000 customers In ' southwest Philadelphia and the Chester Counl y, Pa .. area. All electricity had been restored by Monday nigh!. "This Is the worsl storm of the year, as fat a~ road co ndlllons are concerned," said Police Chief Kent Carper In Charteslon, W.Va., where high winds, lfeezing rain and snow sel)t cars Into ditches and tractor-trailers skidding sideways on state roads. · · Blizzard conditions were reported In Oakland, Md. , as winds in excess ' of 40 mph whipped about 6 'Inches of snow. Ten inches ' of snow fell a1 Princess Anne. Md. State pollee repor ted no major problems. Several major Interstates In Weather Area deaths · Charlt•s rad io transmission tower or WCOD In Hyannis, forcing the A bl izzard blanketed Cape Cod . statio n off the air. with up to 2 ft'e l of snow !oday in Elsewhere in th(' Nor theast, the la tes t blast of a ' "weirdo" winds gusting to near 70 mph winter s1or m that kill ed at leas! swepl snow lnlo 5-foot drift s In lhrrc people, knocked oul elecOhio. the western mountains of tr icil.v and closed schools. road s Maryland and Virginia's eastern a nd airports acro ss lh e shore, forcing authorities to close · Northeast. numerou s highwa ys. Blizzard . war nings wrrc In Three traffic dea ths have been eHccl loday for .Cape Cod, the blamed on the storm since Massac hu sell s Islands and lhr Sunday: one each In Massachu stale's southern coas1. and ga le se ll s . D e .l awar e and warn ings were pos!ed along thP Pennsvlvanla. Eas iPrn Seaboard from New On ~1onday , th e storm dumped England 10 the Carolina s. 15 Inches of snow at Chili, N.Y., Winds of morP !han tiO mph and 14 inches over nor!heastern brough! winds chills of 20 10 :10 Ohio. A foot of snow lel!ln Erie, dcg rrrs below zero across easl- Pa .. and In Cape Ma y County In rrn Nrw York and mu ch of New southern New JerSey . England today; !hr National " It 's just one of these weirdo Wt>athcr Serv iC(' rC"portrd. storms." Cape May pollee dlsThr blizza rd ball cr ing Cape pa!cher Claire Lindholm said. Cod t ad<.~)' r·.:fused powPr outages " We dicln ' It hink I his wa s going IO and f'X Iens ivP snow drifts a nd happen." cr-ml!'d "whill'Oul " co ndl!ion s The New ,Jersev Assembly rh<~ t cu i visibilily 10 zero. The canceled its Monday session in wca1her office in Chatham rrTrenton . ponrd ](; lo 24 Inches of snow on The snowstorm forced Philath<' grou nd. delphia International Airport to On Mond ay. the s torm close<! close lor about four hours Mon Ba rnslablr Airport. c ut off ferry da y, and "a few delays" were service between Hya nnis and reporled at New York City' s Na nlucket and bus lines to LaGuardia Airport. BaSion . High winds damaged Ihe ·The slorm knocked out elec- Tuesday, February 10, .1987 re1urn. 8 14 ·992 ·1215. PLIJIIING & HEAnNG ISl North So<ond MNWr.,.,l, Ohio 45760 SAUS & SERVICE 7 omeroy Middieport Pay Your Coble 1o 3 IEDIOOM HOUst Wtht Ttrract, hflllfoy, Ohio Latgt lot, full llasemtnt. - S16,500.00 ' I 92-5 15 Phone Bills Here • IUSIIIIII ~HONE 41 tti·UlO IISIIIIKE '**I ("41 HH754 117.111111 • .. .......p........................ . WI Cerr; Flthlng Suppll• 1 Yard Sate & Vicinity - ................ ................ .... . li"lllde Vwd Set1. Tup!)trt Plltl'll l.aund~trm•t . Mondty lnd Tu. .. d.-.,. Feb. 9t~ and 1O.h. 1:30 10 3:30. . ' �Tuesday, February 10, 1987 Page-S-The Daily Sentinel 9 LAFF-A-DAY Wanted To Buy 44 Apartment for Rent We PIV Cllh for late model cleen u~ cars. · Jim Mink Chev.-Oidt Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 814·446 ·3672 2 bedroom rivervifiW apartment . E.quipped kitchen, trnh picllup. Ideal for 2 parti&a to share expences. Call &U -992 -6639 . TOP CASH paid for '83 model af~d newlt' uted cart . Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Ee1tarn A-..e .• Galllpolit. Catt 614-4462282 . Gracious living. 1 and 2 bed· apartmBnts at Vilh!IIJII room Manor &nd Aivenide Apart· in Middleport. From 8215 . including utilities. Call 614·99l·77S7. EOH. manu U•e4 mobile homea. Call 614448·0176 . 2 bedroom apt. Syra c u~e. 8135 month. 875 depo1h. plu1 utilitiel. Ct~ll 614-992-7671 or 614·992 ·5732. Buying daily gold, tllver coin1. ring•. iewelry, sterling ware, old coint, l1rge currency . Top l)ri· CM. Ed. Burkett' Berber Shop, 2rtd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614982· 3476 . ... 0 .. •. Sllnding timber. AI Tromm 614·742· 2328 . . Would like to buy·a u1edclarinet . Coli 814· 992· 6692. WANT TO BUY - J. -10 3 to 7 HP ~~ m,.,~,__.,.,.__ • ._.,... ... motor lcr boat after 4 :30, 304-882·3747 . "It's a real gi'lJdge match. They've both turned off their beepers!" E mpl o ym ~ nl Se rvi ces 11 Fin ancial Help Wanted AVON -Wowl! Make big bucks. No proca11ing 814· 446· 336a. charge. Call Occuion1l beby1itting in our home for 17 month old. Dav light hours. Some evening. Call 61,· 446·864a ohe• 5 . , Held working, motivated indi· vid•al wanted at Southeaatern ButinHI College. Ca11614· 446· 43.7 & Ilk for Sharon Drain . ·lcAIALINES NOW HIRING . Flight Anend~nts. A9ent1. MeChanic•. Cuttom1r Service. S1ltrie1 to UOK . Entrv level potitlo nl . Call 801· 817-6000 Ellt. A-9805 for curtent li1ting1 . ' ·lcGdvERNMENT JOBS . 811.040-169.230 vr. Now Hiring .• Call 805 -687-6000 Ext. R - ~805 for current federal lltt . Someone to care for elderly in her ~ home In Tuppers Plain1. Roqm. board end •ome pay. Call evening• 614-446-7496. Be11 Webtter. Hartl wOfking. motivated indi· vid~al wanted at Southea1tern Buline11 College. Call614-44643&7 and 11k for Shat"on Oreln. The Meig1 Local School District is currently ~eeking applications from certified applit¥tl for an A11)1t11nt High School Track Coach. Junior High Track Coach, A11iatant Junior High Track Coach and Girl1' R"erve Soft~ell Co1ch for the 1988·87 tchool ye1r. Applicants mutt hold • a valid Ohio teaching certificate and tor coaching potitions mutt meet certification requirement• of Ohio for aporta medicine 1nd CPR . Par•on• intera1ted 1hould cont1ct Dan E. Morris, Superintendent of Meig1 local Schools, at 621 South Third Avwenue in Middleport, Ohio . Seereterv. with efficiency In 1horthand and typing . Prefer a~tpMI.,ce and a11ocltte degree In 1ecretarial 'lcience. Submit r"ume lo D,aily Sentinel Boll 729F , Pomeroy, Ohio. AVON . no 1ervice charge. open tarrltorie1 . phone 304 -875 U29. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS; Join lhe Army Natlonel Guard now, begin earning a monthly psycheck , and defer your actfve duty tr1ining until June 1987. Pert-time job1. 304-876-3960 or 1 ·BOO-642· 3819 . Wanted a l1dy to live in with elderly couple, 304· 895-3B90. IMMEDIATE OPENINGS FOR THREE CHilD ADVOCATES ' Minimum 1alary •26, 104.00 annually, W. Va. Dept. of Human Services withe• to 1taff Child Advotell offic" in RegiO n Fl\le. M11on tnd Putnman Counti81, Region Ten, Rawlelg" County. Region Nine, Kenawtla County lor the purpoae of providing child 1upport enforcement tervice. An employer in the child Advocatll cla11ificetion will re· pr•ent Mothen in paternity action• before child family law m••ten or other officers of the court, enforce child 1upport 1nd ot"t' ordert relttltd to child support. Advocat81 muct qualify for ldminlon to the practice of l1w in Wnt Virginia. plul htve two veeJI full time or equlivant pert-time e111perience 11 1n attorney. preferably 111 the field of doma1tic relatlont.To include child cu1tody. child vi1itation. child 1upport or •limon¥ c••e.. Contact Mrt. Stndra Kay Gilmore. Atthrttnt Commiuioner, Child Advo<:ata Office Bldg. 6 , Room B-81 2,-,1 900 Wa1hington St . Ea1t. Charlauon, W. Va. 25206 . 304 · 346 · 3780 C' An Equal Opportunity Employer'' . 21 Business Opportunity Opportunity tor 1990 1uper I lore. The de1sert center of the future . Soft frozen yogurt, ice cream. dole whip & more. Complete dtlign leyout& equipment. No franchi1e fell or rovaltiet . Call 304-422 -5410. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH ING CO . recommendt thlt you do busineta with people you know , and NOT to tend money through the m1ll until you have investigated the offering . 23 Professional Services Piano & organ lestons . Mary lucas. Ca11 , 614-446-9787 or 6 14-446-4426 . J~,tlia's Pertonal Care Home, Clifton. W.Va. Family butin"s sinca 1959. Have v1cancy for elderly patient. 304-773-6873. Real Eslale 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr .. clo1e to town. 2 bath1. fireplace. central air. City 1chool diltrict . Call 814-245-9248 .. A· 1 condition-Convenient in downtown are•. 333 Third Avenue. Call 814-4415-0737. 3· 4 bedroom hou1e near 1chooi and hospitel. Priced to 1111. 123.000. Call 614· 992-6060 . Wilma Osborne rHidence fOf sale. 2 Unc~n Terrace, Porn• roy. Ohio 46789. Cell814-9927462 after 6:00p.m. For Sale or Rent. 3 br. 2 full bath1, built· In kitchen. central air, barn. pond. 1 '12 ea11. 3 mile~ from town, Rt. 2 North. Will consider land contract. 304·675-2886 . Butch 6 Pet Greenlee. Houae, 5 acre1. Beautiful country tetting . Llvlngroom. tormel dining room, large kitchen ultra modern. 3 bedrooms. 3 batht. optional 4th bedroom or office, c1rpetad. den with full klthcen and woodburning stove. energy efficient hilt pump, gar1ge worklhop. Creeh with potential pond, both flat and rolling. Mutt aee to apprecletel Appralted S85,0oO.OO but price negotiable. Must 1ellll 304· 676·3099. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 14•70 Fleetwood. 3 bdr .. 2 lull blt"•· total elec. liken"""". price negotiable. Clll after 4 weekdtVI. anytime weekenda. 814· 388· 8833. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOLIS . AT 35 . PHONE 814-448-7274. 1 4ll 70 Fleetwood. 3 Bdr ., 2 full btthl. 10111 tltc. Like new, price negotiable. Cell after 4 weekdayl, anytimewaPaandl . 614388· 8833. 1 9B4 Schullz Mobile Home 14•70 3 bedroom, 2 balh, with ellpando. Csll 614-446-8725. 1982 14K66 Mobile Home on riverfront tot in Middleport . Unh hal all extra'• 1et up. C1ll 614-992-3348 tfter 5 :00pm. 12 Situations Wanted Will b1by•lt in mv home hourtv. Deily or weekly. Call 014 · 388· 8470. Room end board for tenlor citizen. TLC . 24 hour c1re. Cell 114-992· 6873 . Situations Wanttd - Typing In nw home or pert·timetecretariel work. Good elllptr\.,ced blckground . also medical. 304-675· 3447. 1980 Liberty. 2 bedroom . Ittup. can be movltd or lelt on ,.,ted lot . t7450. Call 614992· 7479.' 2 bedroom. Good condition. Mutt sell . 83000. Call81 4· 742· 3100. '81 Commodort, 14~e 46 . llke new INed In only 8 months. payoff. Phone 304-882· 38114. 1981 Paulot. 14x70 . 2 bedrooms. 1'II b1ths. 304·B953378. 33 15 Schools Instruction Retr1ln Now . Southelttem But· lnHo Coli.... Coli 6 14 · 446 · 4317 ' 18 Renlal s Wanted to Do Will do tint claM w11hing end tronlna in my home. Can gNe referM'CtS- Call Mfl. C.ldwtll on lob MeCormldl Rold It &14· 44e-4334 ofterl PM. Pllntlng. plumtMng, odd Jobs .. Aefattnc••· Call · 114-245 - Fsrma for Sale 30 ecra lwrn. hat good home, lerge barn I large pond. Southwettern 1chool di1hict. Coli 614· 245· 8248. ;;::=::;;=:;::==== 34 Business Buildings Comm..-clll bulldlno• for leeu. Downtown Pt. Ple•ant. StorH, otflcn. A·One Reel EJtate. Carol Yeeglf', Broker. Call 304875-6108, Antique shop end 1tock for ule. Will tell ttoclrl and building ~tp•rate . C1ll 814-&67-1836. 36 lots & Acreage M48. lab¥ lining In yollt h()m8. good .-.ferencee 1nd relllble. 304·182· 3210. Atllton building loti. mobUe hom• permhlld, Ctvde 8owlft, Jr. 304·676·2338. Houses for Rent Household Goods reclinen new & uaed bedroom suit... wringer wethen. 6 thoN. New livlngroom tultH $199-11599, lamps. Call 614· 1885 Toyota 4x4,new..tirn and rim1. AM -FM c•uett. loll ex· tret, like new, 304· n3-91144 . 23 .Channel Robin CB. brand new 1ntenne. Would like t 60.00 Call 614-379-2464 Between Bam end 2 :30pm . 53 Two bedroom furnished apt New Haven, 304-882-3267 en 304n3·5024. 2 bedroom apt in Point Plea1ant 54 Misc. Merchandise call 814-446-2200 after 5·00 45 Furnished Rooms Furni1hed room. S116 UtilitiBB 446-4416 atter 7PM . 46 Space for Rent Small2 bdr . hou1eon Lincoln St. available March 111. 1250 per month, utilltie1 not included. Office Space for Rent. hcellent Doxol gas h&at; 1st tank fill-up for Attorneys, Account11nt. etc. free. New carpeting, wuhtf· Close to Court Hou1a. Call dryer hookup, hat 1tove & Wiseman Real Estate Agency . refrigerator. fenced in yard\ 61 4·446· 3644. Quiet neig"borhood. No pets. Maximum ot 2 children. Security COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. depotit & reference• requirltd. · Route 33, North of Pomeroy . Call anytime 614-968-4150. Rental treileu. Call fl14-9927479. 2 bdr ha, 3 miles out of chy on 218. 8200 month. Call 614Space for Rent : Trailer spices . 266-1946 atter 6 . . locust Rd . Rt . 1. Point Pleasant . 304· 676· , 076 Newly conn1tructed 1 story, 2 BR duplex , approx . 1 mil a from downtown Gallipolil. Referen ce•. No peh. Call 614-4461260. Merchandise Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr ., all utlliti81 paid a~ecept elec.. turn. or unfurn., tec. depotit required. · Convenient locetion. Cell 614-446-8568 or 814-448-4778. 2 bdr .'tully lurnl1hed adult• ontv. uti\. paid. Call 614· 446· 41 10. 2 BR Mobile Home for rent-2 children. Reference. Call 1514446· D80a. 2 bdr. treilor ln. G111ipoli1 erea. 1260 plu1 utilltiee. Call 304675· 8209. j BR, partially turn., watlf paid, conv. location, Rt . 7, al1o apartment In Cheshire-furn. Call 614· 268-6818. 1--,_-------- Mobile home for rent in Recine. Alto mobile home for rant In Che1hire. Calll14-387-?148·. 2 bedroom mobile home for rent. Adults only . Call 614-992 · 269B. (- -- - - - - -2 bedroom trailer. couplet. 1 tmell child. locust Rd. Rt. 1, Pt. Pleeunt . 304 ·675·1076. I:-:_:_-::-cc:-_:__:__:__:__:__-: K Sa K Mobile Homes. 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homn, 304675· 3000. Trailer for rent. 2 bedroom•. Galiipoli1 Ferry area. 304 -8757942. 2 bedroom ell electric, 1126.00 month plu1 utilitin, phone 304676-40B8. 44 Apartment for Rent 2 IR , 1 6 Court St . Cerpeted. Kitc"en furn . 8360-month. Plut utllitiet. depolit. Celt 614· 4464926. ,I NIIM (l] Big Valley (!) Mazda Sportslook 8 :30 I .' Chris reads 6 :35 7:00 Callahan'• UMCI Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tiret, 1izas 12. 13. 14, 115. 16 .. 16.6. 8 mile~ out Rt. 218. Call614-268-8261 . 51 Household Goods Mollohan Furniture. Rt. 7 North. Gallipolil, OH PH. 614-4467444. Why p1y morel Check us out for low prices on furniture & · appliances. 6 piece wood living room group, 8399. County Appliance, Inc. Good used apPliances and TV 1ets. Open BAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat . 614-446·1699. 627 3rd. Ava. Gallipolit, OH . Plastic cittern stete approv.ct. plettlc 1eptic tenkl. plastic culvert•. metal culverta. RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, JBckaon. Oh. 814-288 -6930. Radio Shack TAS·BO model 18 cOmputer, 2-1~ meg hard di1kl (Radio Shack!. 8 meg hard di1kt (Radio Shack), Key board & cable. Call 614-388-8323. Freezer, 25 cu . ft . Kenmore che11. Like new· 8176. S&W 32 model 31 Hol1ter & 1tlell1. Like new· 8200. Call · 814-24159516 . Model 12-12 gauge. Full choke. 8400. Call 614-367-7770. Gravely tra'ctor, electric ttart . 8 1peed. lthica 20 gauge pump shot gun. Rotary cultivators • plow for Grevely trlctor. CaR 614-446·4149 . Mixed hardwood 1labs. 812 . per bundle. Containing approx. 11,/z tons, FOB Ohio Pellet . Co. Pomeroy, Ohio . Call 614-9926461 . E•cerciaa bicycle for ule. like new. 860 . C1ll 614 · 992-3090. 54 Misc. Merchimdise ·Hay & Large round bllln of hrf, will deliver. t1! 1 b1le. Cell 614· 445· 1052 otter 5. Tony• a 'Qun Repairs. hot rebluelng. Open 9'00 AM to 7 ,00 PM. Coli 304-178·463 1. Hay for uta: Clean, mixed hay-nw.r wet. t1211 / bala. Call 614. 4411-4083 . 20" Homellta chein ••w H1y. •1 .50/ bele. Cell614·246•1 00.00. Speed Que., cloth• &486. dryer UOO.OO. Ant!que ceder cloaet 1150. 00 , 304-773· Hay for ule. Call 614-4461303. . ' ,0933. Herballte Independent Di1t. Ce.tl me for product. MDn·Fri. 8 -3 . Gloria Grete. 304-882-31112 . New . cerpet, beige. . 304· 875·6182. Woodchief woodburner end one load of wood 11150.00. 304· 678-2704: Dried shelled corn $4.60 per cwt. Ground 85 .00 per cwt. Ground with molhaet $& .715 p• cwt. 304-456 ·1031 . . c:::> Concrete blocks allsiztl yard or delivery. M11on 11nd. O.llipoli1 Block Co.. 123'11 Pine St., Gallipolis. Ohio Cell 814-4482783. 56 New kero1ene heater~ . 2 speed fan1 . Call 614-742-2456 or 614-742-2680. «;FA Himllayen, Ptrtien 1nd Pets for Sale Oragonwynd Cettery Kennet Sl1mtH kittent. AKC Chow puppi..', C1ll 814-4o&l-3844 after 7PM. Upright freezer for ule. 8200. Buv your honev 1 Y1ltntlne Call 614-992-3816. Bunny. Netherland Dwarf rebbitt for ula. Call after 4 , 55 Building Supplies 614·441· 0804. 71 , Autos for Sale 1982 Buick Riviere, Grey with power teab. air. PS . PB. tilt, cruiH. dell'f wipers. 48.000 milft. t7BOO. Call 814-4484223. 1983 S10 Chov•olot pickup. 4x4: 1883 Old• Huret; 1881 Monte Carlo; 1980 Plymouth Vqlare; 1970 C" ....elle; 1978 ~ ton Chevrolet pldlup: 1988 Chevrolet pickup: 1978 Ford Cultom Van; 1172 Chevrolet El Camino. o,namark Riding Lawn Mower. Cell 814-446-8201 or 614-448-8113 . Make offer. 1984 Mercury Lynx. Auto.. air. AM-FM , C11h price 12999 . AKC Miniatura Schn1u1ert end · John'• Auto Sal,., Bulavllle Rd ., full blooded Cocker Spaniel• for Galllpoll1. · Hie. No checka. Cell 814-9921tl8& Celebrity 3 Met w1gon. 8618. Y·8, auto .. overdrive. 1/ c. AKC Reglttered bleck Qerm•n cruiM, ttereo, door lodc1. Exc . Shepherd pupplno lookt for Cond. Coll614·446·2278. tlgnt on Jerry• Run Road, Apple 73 or 74 Dodge. 310 engine Grove, W.Va. wrth running gean a frlmt . Good tlrn . $375. Calll14-21589303. 67 Musical Instruments 1878 Dodge Atpen 11 it. 11lllng 81300.00. Ph. 814-245-9102. Small PilftO and alool in, good condition t26.00. Ctll· 614448-4820. F<~r111 Suppl11:s /; LIVI:SI I,t.~ Farm Equipment 2010 John Deere dl11el lractorplowa, dlte 139150. Ntw Idea Dyne Bounce mower •496. Late model 224T John Deere baler 812915. H1y w.gon UDO . Cell 614-281-6122 . 1969 VW Beetle In good condl· tion. t600.00 firm call after UOpm 814· 266· 1812. 1983 4 -door Honde Accord. IS·tpeed, 1 owner. excellent conditton •&Ooo.oo in Jackton Colle14· 2ae-1576. 19n PlYmouth Fury. 1968 Aambler. 1983 Ford Galaxy ·Convertible. 1988 GMC Van. 1971 Ford plck· up. Coli 61 4· 742-24515 or IU-742-21580. 19n Dodge Monico. f425. Coli e14·186·4240 •• 814· 985· 4184. 1978 Chrytler Newport. All oi'iglnlf. Appro~e . 30.000 mlln. Loaded width every option. 4 door, hard top. 121500. 114992· 7871 or e14·992-8887. CROSS. SONS U.S . 35 W•t. Jackson, Ohio. 814-288-1411. 1974 Ch..,;y lmplfl, l01dtd . Malley Ferguton, New Holl1nd, •450. Callll14-986- 44154 . Buah Hoa Selaa • Strvice. Over 40 used triCtofl to choote from .'73 Nove, 33,000 mil.., 6 cyl, I complete lint of newS. uted A,P,S. 4 door, teoond owner, equipment. lerged •eiKtion In gr·blk lop. f1 .950.00. 304· S.E. 0"kJ. " 671·1384. • JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT '78 Pontiac Bonneville, ell CENTER. SA 315 W. Gallipolil, power. •8oo .oo. 304-675 · O"lo . Call 814-448-9777. ne. 3044. 614-441-31592 . Up front trac10" with werrenty over 40 Ultd 1982 ChrvtiM Fift" Avenue, c•ll trlctorJ, 1000 toolt. 304· 878-3183 . JohnDear11010tractorwh" plow••dl~eU1150 . JohnDeere 2 row planter U715. Hammer mill wh:h Ill acceuori... Call 114-288·8122 . 3010 Jolin Deere cfieNI trector with ptowt •41150. John O.ere trlntPQrt disc •&85. AC AD·till planter •1550. 300 SJIIIon •prayer UBI. Call 114-281· 11522. New Hohnd hay tlddlf. Pull type. Utld only 3 tim•. tl50. Calll14·181-4414. · MOTOR CAR BROKERS, St. At. 100 North of .Holzer Ho1p, Gallf:llt, Ohk), 814-441-1112 or• 1- 4 IZZ. leeutfonllyDUr livntockandh~trellerntedt. Aloo. In 11ock o\HI t1ot bodoror plckul)l and ton trucb. ' • H spring bumpert. '84AMCEI~t.4wtlttldrive, AM -FM 11ereo, tilt. cruill, air, 32,000 actual miles, exc cond, •&.000.00, 304-458-1031. 1819 Chevroletlmpall. PS. PIJ, CC. 73,900 mll11. nlct intide ll'ld out1ide. 30•·875-4893. 7 :35 8 :00 . 81 .· BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltlonel Ufetime guarantee. locll reference• fuml1hld. FrM ntimltet. Call collect _ 1-814-237-0488. dey or night. , .. Rogers la1emen1 • , Waterproofing. SWEEPER 1nd sewing machine repair. perta, and 1uppli... Pick up and deUvery, Davia Vacuum Cluner, one halt mile up Georg• Creek Rd. Call 1514446·0294 . - . NCICEDGEI AND .. WHAT IS IT, IWA? YOU UlOK Ll KE 'YOU'VE SEEN A GHOST! SHE RECOGNIZED ME! '. FTM Gan••l Contracting 13vn experience. Roofing & Construction ~ . 614-388· 8308. Fret 81limetet 10" off during the holid-v• . offer axpirH Jan 15. 18a7. gutans and lhe scientists who study them era pro· ;c Tei~J)hone tervice in home, ' wiring 6 rep1irs. Cell614·446· EEK & MEEK RON'S Television Service . HouH cella on RCA. Quazar. GE. Specilling in Zenith. Cell 304·678-2398 or 614 -446· 2464. 1 Fetty Tree Trimming, stump Cell 304· 875·1331 . Rottry or cable tool drilling. Molt wells completed •arne day. , , Pump tal• end tervice. 304895·3802 . , ·. .: Starkt TrH and Lawn Sef'Vice. Hedge1, lhrubs, buth•• - ' trimmed, landlctping, slump and leaf removal, 30 ..-576· 2642 or 678·2010. MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP MY DAD ~'16 HELL. TAKE ME CAMPti-a DURING SCHOOL IF r TOO 8R IN& 8AO .: IT SOUNDS LIKE rtWOUL.DHAVE- HO/viEA~ BEEN RJN . RER:JRT 0\RD. VACATION .. . '. Plumbing 8o Heating ,. ,. CARTER 'S PlUMbiNG AND HEATING Cor. Fourth 1nd Pine G•lllpoli1, Ollio · Phqne 814-448-3888 or 814· 446·4477 '. 82 83 .' ~N' LOOKY WHAT OL' BULLET'S GOT FOR PAW.. WH~T PI\W'S GOT FOR .OL' BULLET ,, :oo u mma CIJ t1m • .."f: .... thou : Twttflh Nlgh1 Viola .. {R). W-Joumet (()J.n.teoc• • . ,. I (!) lltwhklt . Pa~s Opening lead: • I0 roth hi gh hearts, and West will have no eK~ card at the crucial moment when he~ lh1own .. ·· on lead wlh t he ace of diamonds. · Anew book by Jam .. Jacoby and h• l~her. ll'e lale Oswa~ Jacoby, is ""' ava~a~e at bookltCJes. ll is · ·Jacoby on Card r.me!." published by Ph ..,. ." ~ks. . touc h ! 7 Correspond 8 tlisto ri c Versallh•s rhateau lllows" 20 C zec h sit.<' M Badc•n 29 Se nsi ble 24Li vin~ . B..t . 33 Himalaya n 38 27 At:tor, o·uuntry As ian '· rlv•·r Marlin -;;-,;~~~~ wood river 22 l.el run uvrr 1.--t--1---123 U nscathe d 28 Connm•cl 26 Gemstnnt) ,, 27Tirr 29 Lir• •• ,. histnry (s l.) 30 Japanese ::·': "" rnt! ll."4Un• 31 34 C argo we ight " IJnwn . 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(j]) GNat Oodei!NIS iii Ea1t Pas.., S• 2 Athirst 3 Keep In 17 Prior t.IJ (J) C111 Tonigh1 Show 12:00 (J) Burnt& .~~ North 1• Yesterday'• Anower 13 Arc:heoloi(Y 28 Punc h togelht·r 4 New ( c·omh. find souml U Co mpulc rorm l Ia llcvere nc 1• 30 Chur<'h 18 Wornt•n 's 5 Tea 21 - aprwal c:ound l "r~ . 8 Mimic 22 Tlalh 32 U. or Ma ine Tonlght' 1 gueot• ore Mi· choel J . Fo• and mualcon Pe· tor Schickale. (60 min.) In Stereo . e West DOWN Exc ha n~c· discount 12 Paradi· s lacal 14 Got dloguioel her•alf as a boy after being ohipwlecked. (86 min .) (jj) Otolt. Ruby : My Mon Bovtnnt ICCI Children gel after their mother when ohe sttna Hting 1 man 1he met 11 s.J::I1ic1l rally. (HI II'[INIOftlr& -lnoo. e. II Hooted by Wllter Mat· I lliiNK Pm'AAIN6 A NICE SU~ FOR '(OUR 1'06 IS A REAL. ART~ Vulnerabl•: North-South Dealer : West 9 Vetch srP<I 10 Prank {jj) IBl e Cil M'A'B'H . (]) The ShlketpNtt Hour . ·· -~· +AQ 5 und er" 7, PEANUTS ... <ily mldc .. .H3 personae 43 Augom, P.g. (!) tnolde lht PGA Tour e . SOUTH +AKJ9Sf3 42 llklahucnn I Stitched 5 Dramatis NtWI 11 :30 • 10 9 8 3 +to 8 2 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 S pirit lmnp [JJ Holdc. .lle end McCor· ~ • Q RS 4 tAQJ02 ~MfAF"tlf' e I • 52 • 10 9 7 + KJ96 to ~ set. Where did South go wrong' He should ltd play West bon~ \Wo heam To lock West in w~h an end play. he should play klw on the . openilg heart lead ~om OOth hands. Now he can proceed as aoove. along the way cashing (jj)@ New• 10:05 (() NBA Baakotalt: 1M Angaleo Lakaro at Secra· manto Klngo (2 hrs.. 15 min.) Live. 10:30 (l]. Celobri1y Chela (!) INN Newo ® ·To Be Announced. Oillard Wet• Stpvlce: Pool• ··t. ' Si1terns. Weill. Oeli\ltry Any: , -1 time. Call 614-446· 7404. ... club trkks (60min,) ,, .. EAST WEST n e CIJ Odd Couple General Hauling ·-· ,• .• +7 43 ace Robin Williams for an evening of music and comedy . ··FISHIN' WORMS . North knew he rould show a profit by doubling five diM~onds. Since he also kne.v he had plenty o( vulnerable five-spade gama he didn't want h~ opponents to get away wrth an inexpens~e sacrilfce His th inking was OK. lxlt declarer joined 99 percent ot all bridge playllf1> 17; gong set when the1e was a fairly otNious way to make lhe hood. Oedarer read the heart 10 as denying the queen. so he won the ace o( heam played a spade to dummy, ruffed a diamond and played another spade to dummy. He trumped a second diamond, played to dummy's heart king and led lite k~g of~amonds. When East played low, he lh1ew h~ heart Wt~ay. His thinking was lhal West migllt have started wrth oo~ two hearts and would not have to lead dubs. But West won lhe o( diamonds and played a heart South ruffed and was still able lo ~to dummy wlh a spade to play a dub. Everything would still have been all rigllt East !QIIowed wrth the dub deuc~ but East had heard aoout eod plays. He put up the eight ol dubs and declarer had lo lose two 1·10·11 • Q 10 8 7 •KJZ t K 74 . By James Jacol7; iner. Whoopi Goldberg and -------~-- t'l " · Jam.. Boys Weter Service. Alto pools filled. Cellll14-2151-1141 or 614·448-1175 or 814· 4467911. NORTH Burnett welcomes Carl Re- BARNEY Btelc Hoe work. loci!. 2 h~ur minimum. •215. hour or t140. dl'f with OP8fltor plu1 fuel. , .r e14-992· 5101 . ., 1873 Novt, 6 cyl, auto, PS, ell CM"i91nll. 33.000 milll, maktan offer, 304· 175-1314 or 304· 111-23015. Closilll I loopltole to find a stolen painting . '' •·, Excavating Waugh 's Wiler Service. Wells. cistern•. pool•. Ssme diV dtliv· ary. Cell814-266-1240 . . II CD@ Hill S!,.el Blueo James Jacoby Tony Roaelli blackmails him into undertaking a danger· ous plan. (60 min .) Pari 2 of 2. In S1ereo. [JJ II CJ) Carol Burnett Special: Corol. Can • W._l. Robin (CC) Carol LOOKY 86 9:00 BRIDGE Collage Baoketb.sll: Georgia Tech at Marylend 12 hrs .l Live. (1) II [JJ Moonlighting iCC) (60 m in.! (1) Vicl"!'f al Sea ® 1J (JJl MOVIE: 'Still· welch' (CCI (jj) Frontline: Stopping Drugs ICC) The war on drugs is explored . (60 m in.) 9 :30 (])MOVIE: ' Rogue's Ragl· mant' 10:00 D CD (JIJ Remington Steele When Remington and laura head for london • IIIIIIII SCiaM-lits AN-SWEIS-- YES'IEIDAYr$ ffi RINGLES'S SERVICE . exp• riencad' carpenter, electrlciltl, · • · m11on, painter, roofing (including hot tar applicltion) 304;;• 875-2018 or 175-7147. 10 Fautty - Cltllt - Envoy :._ lnd/QO 7"" CAT FOOD . Two women In the grocery store ware discussing the high quall)y and coet o1 a certain food they were purchesfng . At the When Buntz is left in charge of the station after Furillo is away on business. he turns the cops loose in a wild scheme lo confiscate a re· cord amount of dope . (60 min.) ' (l] 700 Club '' 1 f) ~~1c:~~~~ER LETTERs caine Is being used. .. 8686. 8:05 B:30 filed . (60 min.) MOVIE: 'Coogan'• Bluff' ([)MOVIE : 'Ma~owo' (() D (1) Growing Pains ICC) Mike mus t make a tough decision when he goes to a party where co- @ All types carpenter a. conc:rltt work: Interior. exterk»r, ramo- • deling. painting. roofing. frM • · eatim1tn. Call 814-448-8114. r~moval . (]) MOVIE: 'The Three Uveo of Thomasina' Pari 2. (JII News (jj) MacNeil-Lehrer Newshour G {jj) (JIJ Whoal of Fortune (j) Barney Millar Pari 2. (()Sanford and Son D CIJ (1) New Newlywed Ooma (!) AWA Wrestling (90 min .) Ill Cil Too Close for Com· fort Ill (])Judge tJm Wheal of Fortune Ill {jj) IBl Jeopardy (j) JafferBOno (() Honeymoona,. D CIJ (JIJ Matlock Matlock has an opportunity to w1n a lost case when a former specials . 160 min .\ (AI . (jj) Nova: O rangu11ns of the Rain ForesiiCC) Oran· _______ ., 1 ' I I' I' checkout counter I saw they were buying CAT FOOD. the making of the 'Peanuts' ..~ Ill. • PRINT NUMBERED LETTERSl l ~ IN THESE SQUARES M'A'S'H min.)ln Stereo. (l] Hall Town CJ) Ill [JJ Who'olha Bosa7 (CCI Angela !rains Tony for a PTA charity boxing me1ch. f:l Cil MOVIE: 'Gator' (1) MacNeil-Lehrer Nawshour ® G lUI It's Your 20th Telovlolon Anniveroary, Char1ie Brown Cartoonist Charles Schultz hosts a behind-the· scenes look at ALLEY OOP c~uckle 6 (1) People's Court client, unjustly jai~d for a murder. kills an inmate in self·defense and laces an· 'other murder charge. (60 Home Improvements 1 Bedroom buic rent •176.00 plu1 electric. Al1o required a .·' *200.00 18Curitydiposlt. CONWill h.ul lirriettone. 15 or more TACT·: Jacklon Esletet Dept. Ph ~-----------1::::::::::::::::::::~ '75 Multang II, bllck with rtd tons. •8. 215 a ton. C•ll614-388· ~:' 441 · 3997 Equal Hou1ing ~ p4nttrlpa. nit Cll'. runt good. 91173. ~ .. Opportuni... •e&ooo •-t 0 H 304 • 7e SNAFUrM • · ·• · 2114 : . , _ W1tttraon '1 W1tar Hauling, .,.•. _ 2 BedrOOm tpt . nic• cerpeting, tlttoneble r1t11, immediate • .v~· Wl1tr paid, Wtlhtr 6 dryer 2.000 gallon deUvery, cilttms, hook-up. stove. refrlg. furni1hed 72 Truckl for Sale pool1, well, ate. cltl 304- 576· • available Jan 1, 1987 · Ph . Whke Ferm Trectoq,, lett Prloe 2919. ·••. 814·441-7026. In Am. Bid... Equlpmont Co'. k::::-:--:--:-:--:--:~7"­ Hond.,..n. W. Vo. 304-e715. 1877 FO<d Pld!·up F·150. EK· •,. 7421 . clhntcondltion.C.UI14· 441- HouM coel . DetWerlld 1 ton ind " · Fumith~ & unfurnlthtd eptl .. up. Jim Lani«. 304-87&-1247 -~ 2844. - · 1 ,30 p.m. 11 &0.00 tnd up, rtfertncet Ph. Farm machinery' for ..... Oehl or8711·73&7. *' "! • 304-175· 7738 or 304-171-, 815 grind• ml••· New Holllnd7 1872 lntern1tlonal FIHt1ter 5104 A· 1 Real Eatate. ' ft. hiY ~ne. loth llC. cond. 2000trac:t0f,250cummlngs10 Co1l and UmHtone delivery, ,·~; 304·273·4218. opd.. Roodrong•. Rodg... Ia 304·175·31 90. · Furni1hed ep1rtmant, next door ton tilt dull talld..., lowboy to library. Ontproflltionllldutt · irqulo. !roller. loth VO'V IIOOd Wtttr hauling. Form..-tv Ktn only- . Parkln$j. C1ll 114 -448cond.• 14ft. otto! oM.fllld bod Whutona now John' 1 Water 82 Wantad to Buy 0335. wfth ceb protector, dove tail Str\lice. Seme pric". phone · loedlng roller. heaVy duty 304-576·2919 o• 571 .2484. 2 room. fumlshld. up_ttlirl apt. wench, boom pol• • tool bo•. clten. no pet1. Adults. Utilitl• Now buying thell com or •• Corllei4· H7-756D. furnl1hed. Rtf. • d11p. required. com. Colllorlll"'q""'", Rlv« 87 U pholuery corlle14·448· 1119. City Form Supply. e14-44e· 187t OM ton C·30 Chowy wMh , mldtarMe. bed. 42.000 actu.. 28e&. Modtm 1 btdroom epM1mtnt. mH•. 4 lpOod. 380 ongln& C.H Coli e14· 44e·0390 . . e14·843·1340 or e14-141· · R 6 M Cuttom CouchM 1nd Reupholltery, St. Rt. 7, Crown 83 Llva11ock 2413. Unfumlehld ept. -4 mom1, b1th. · CHy, 0". 814--258·1470, IEve. . 1 Centr1ltv locettd. 1 or 2 adulu.' 1178 4"4 Chevy IIIIer for ule 814·441-3438. Open d•lly 1 to No pttt. RefertnCM. Securtty or trw:le Df'l 17·•• Camero. Cell 4:30, Sit . 9 :30 to 1:30 . Old & 1 • a. ..... _ vdepo111 requked. Cell e 14-448· 6,.·7•2· 2372 bofo•o 3 :00 ntw Upt.olterld. rt~nao. • 2 yoor ole[ Aloo 0444. .....,_ ....,.... glldlntl-hoo p.m. MowriV'• Upholnaring ..-ving Modern 1 BR apt . Conv. location ~~~- polnto. - - I n . 1114 lnte1n1tlonal Dump. trlcountylrea22~ll'l, Thebnt 4-H • ~~~ot Ohio ltoto hi" don-town, tingle perton preNHdl nttwy Md brllle work. In furntture 'uphottteflng, Ctll • ~--Ocro,_colto. C.H . •1000. lerred. Sec. O.p., Ael'l. Call IHotA..aotodFotirl· 304 - 8715 · 4114 for fret "You got a nibble on your book ... a paper el4-2tll-1122. 614-'(o4e· 2055 oftor .nimltiS. I ....,. or olllel4·"2·1101 . recycling compdny called (' by Bruce Beattie -------1 SerVICes '84 Pontlec Fiero, 4 speed, FM lllreocauette.black.occond. ,8,800.00, phone 304· 8715· 11110. 1----------- 7:05 7 :30 Camping lf'Ailar, 1972Jayco, 20 fl tell cont1lned wit" extras, 304-676· 3348 o• 675·5686 . Whelt·atrew wire tred' beln •1 .11. Tom Wi11on. Leon. 304· 8715-1572• . Trans porta l ion &II Cil FRANK AND ERNEST" Motors Homes & Campers sister'S dia"f . (j) .WKRP in Cincinnati (() Andy Orlffl1h II CIJ PM Magazine (l] Hordcao11e and McCor· mlck (!) Spor1sCentor [JJ Entertainment Tonighl Burl Reynolds talks abou1 a 8 Building Supplies Bulldl,g Materi1l1 Block, brick. HWtr' pipa. windows. lintel1, etc. Cl1ude Winters. Rio Granda, 0 . C.ll 114· 246 ·6121 . 81 79 13x31 , Antique wooden window 1hut· tert, 304-882-2669 or after 5,00, 882·2644. 55 Timothy hey. Second cutting •1 .40 bele. Firat ,cutting t1 .31i . ,~J~J.rede for COWl. 304-895- . bear." Com ple te the quoted -.1-.JI.....J.._.l __ L . l by fi lling in the m1ssmg words L yo\.1 deve lop from step No. 3 below . Cop". Budget trtn1mi11iont uted • rebuilt ell types. Torque cot:~ver­ lflfl & trantfer c11n . Engine over haulliitt. Alllton Tran•mittin .p artt end eve jointl. 20 day to lifetime warranty. Will deliver, cuh 1nd ctirry or install. Coli 614· 379-2220 . or 25e· 6&n Uttd GM trentmilllonl. All lnttm1lly in1pected 6 guaran- ·· teed. Al1o Ford & Chry .. er. Call 814-446·0968 . her I R E GE L D "Do you feel silly walking aroun~ In a bear au~ to advartlae a drink?" asked the man. The man In the bear suit replied : "No more than you for to a ~~~:.:....;..1..:.~~7;...::,1,...:..,..,--1 G) hls new movie. "Rent-A· DO Tf!E CI-,F: ~IK~ C»J 1ti£VI~\OtJ, 0110' Grain Mavttg Wringer w••h• tor sale. Like new. t200. Clll 614·742· 2382. Firewood for sale. t36 per load or 5 loadt S1SO, OeH\Itred and stacked . Call 614-949 ·2601 after 5 PM . Building Supplie1. CloteoutiBuyouts-Surplus (114'x8'~e%'' Yellow pine rough IIWtd T 1·11 Valley Furniture, naw & used. 1iding. S10.99 ea. 25 pc. up 'Large section of quality turl}i - · 89 . 99.j214 ' x8'~e ~" Yellow pine tura 1216 Eutern Ava .. rough sawed T 1 -11 tiding. Ge ll ipolil. 86.99 ea. 25 pc. up 84.99. (3) 4 ' liB ' ll 1h." T6G plywood, GOOD USED APPLIANCES 810.95 ea. {4) 4 'a10'x'A" plyWasher1, dryer1. refrigerators, wood. $16 .96 ea. (6) 4'x8'xV." ranges . Skagg1 Appliancn. Luan plywood. 86 .99 ea. (6) Uppar River Rd . beside Stone 4 ' x8' all wood paneling. Wood· grains & printl. n '95 ••. Crest Motel. 6i 4-446· 7398. Second• f6 .99. 171 M11ontte. Marlite planks· 18" wide 98" lAYNE 'S FURNITURE long paneling. T&G . Seconds 81 .50 ea . (8) 4'x8' Merlitebtt" Sofa~ •nd chairs priced from 8395 to 8995. Tables $60 and panel amboned In 4 " x4" block up to 8126. Hide-a-bed1 8390 S7.96 end 88 .96 ea. (91 4'.S' Foil feced foam in1Uiation board. 10 8595 . Reclinan e225 to 8375. Lampl $28 to &126. !W' thick 84.99 aa) (14" -86.99) (1"· 86.591110)48 " Vanitywh:h Dinette~ 8109 and up to '496. Wood table w-6 chain 8285 to marble top 8179.96. !11130" 1795. Oe1k t100 up 10 •375. VBnity with marble top 879.96. Hutc"e• •400 end up. Bunk {12) 5 piece "igh glou tub bed• complete w · m1ttre11t1 enclo1ure kit 829 .95 . {13) 5' 8295 end up to 8395 . Babv beds tempered glau tllding tub S1 10 Bt 8176. Mahreuaaor box doors. aluminum finl1h, f49.94 1pring1 full or twin t63 , firm or $39 .95 with purcha1e oftub. 873, 1nd 883. Queen tett 8226. 1141 Single door mMI. ceb, King 8350. 4 drawer cheat 886. ~ lutic boll . ttainleu steel Dre11ers •s9 . Gun cabinet• B. frame. 819.95 ea. (1611 and 2 piace flberg1an lub and thower 10. 12 gun. Gn or electric range 8375. Baby mattre11e1 835 & combination. Colora & white. 8129 .95 to •199 .96 11. 5 846. Bed frames 820, 830 & King freme 860. Good ••lectin percent ditcount on· 2 piece & of bedroom 1uit11, metal ca- up. l 1814 piece 1olid olk towel bar 1et. 119.95.1171 Prefini1hed binat•. headboardt t30 and up oak bruce floDflng 'A, "x2'12'' to 866 . Randomleng1hst1 .96tq.ft. 10 U1ed Furniture: wood tabla & 2 c t.n up 81'.76 1q. ft . 20 1q. ft . pr. c. t.n. (1 81 Prehung steel benchet. bed1. dra11ar, wood wardrobe. 3 miles out Buleville in•ulated doors S89.95 11 . (19) Rd. Open 9AM to 6PM . Mon. Pine panel doors U9 .95 to 859.915 B. grade~ . (20) Double thru Stt . 614-446·0322. lidelight entrance dOOfl Yo! gl111 Good u1ed portable end floor V: panel. 8299 .96 ea. (21) 8' model tv for 1ala. Call dav or Coubleentrence doon , '!J gl•• ..v, pen&l.t349 .95 . (22) Prahung night 614-446-1149. interior doort, finithed & unflnSet of bunk beds with matreSI, l1hed. Choice 'lit81. 834.95 ea. bOIC tpringl, ladder. Good Con d. {23) Wood I plastic shutlert $75, Call after 4 PM &14-446- from 31 " to 80" 19.96 to t26.96 pr. (241 all wood 1oreen 7360. doorl . $ 1 2 , 915 ee . (26) Hot Point Automatic Washer H '." d6"d0" white 1torm 895.00 Call 114·446-1615 or doon , intulated loam tilled, '89.95 . (26) Countertopplattic 614-446-1243. 80 centnq. ft. (27) Vinyltiding Se1n Cold Spot Refrigarttor, trim 5 color~ (12' J ch1nnel coppertone. Sears Kenmore 811 . 50) (1 0 ' inti de corner auto electric range, coppartone. U .001 (10' oultlde corner Maytag Wn"er and Dryer, •4.001 (281 U"~t12" plain whhe. Kitchen table snd e white calling tile 28 cent• a 111• Gr chairs. 1 buffet. 1 cheat of 64 piece ctn . t18.150. (29) drawers. C1ll 614 ·992· 7462 24" x48" eeoustlcel emboMed after6 :00 p.m. tire retittlnt ceiling pane11 82.36 ••· (301 Clo11out white 4 pc maple bedroom tulte calling grid• (12' main tee t1.110 8190 .00. Electric h01pltal bed, aa.) {4' tee 50 c.,t•••-1 Penn'• mattreu , r1il1 , trtpeze Wtrthoull. Welltton, Ohio. 1395.00. 304-676· 6085. 614· 314· 3646. Open 8· 6, 6 days. 84 CIJ Hogan's Heroes Peoklns Fomlty Mom nts to be mora involved in the children's lives and ••"' •' . I D CIJ IBl NBC NIIM ·e {jj) cas Newa . ' ' 1 2 1 (!) NBA Todoy . ' ' ' Motorcycles r l (() a (1) ABC NIIM 1976 lntemationlll Scout. 4x4, ~ ' ~ 304· 882-3237 after 5:00PM . · ; ', 74 ~ [JJ Looming Hour (jj) Secret Cl1y llJ F11e11 of Ufe 6:05 (() Beverly H1Hbllll11 - - - - - - - - . i; ' 1T THILG • CIJ JefleC'IOIII APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houu1 . Pt Pleasant and Galllpo· lit. 614-446· 8221 . Rootn s lor rent, day. week . month. Gallia Hotel. Call 614446-9716 . Rent as Iowa• $120 6/ 8 a. 7 / BCable. Call614-446month. . 3243. 42 .... ., W.O. Antiques B room hou1e on 50 acres at Eureka. 8200 a month. Call 304· 675· 6104. 3 bedroom houu. Gallipolis Fe,ry, 304-876-8336 or 6753246. &4 rr I· e:oo am mam t1m a {jj) IBl . ,'ll , For rent Sle~~ping Rooms and light house keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Call 614·4460756 . Cule 2 room coltage with bath. furnithed. utilitie1 paid. •65. week. 8100. depoah required. 304-875-3100 or 675-6509. Vans the be· low,to form four simple wordt. EYENINQ '78 Dodge Maxi Van, 18.000 , ... miln, •1 . 800 .00. 304· 676· 3044. •.. CB, TV, Radio Equipment ' Nice 3 BR house. 8350 plus utilite1 Sa 11c. depo1it. Call 614 -446 · 9280 after 5 8a weekends. Available March ht, in Middleport, 2 bedroom house. &226. Plr monttl plut utilitiee . Reference• and depo1il required. No pet1. In clude~ kitchen ltO\Ie. Call 1514-992-&018. 73 2 pc gold v~vet living room suite. blue and gold \lelvet chair, rochr. lamp•. exc cond, 3 maple table• and elac stove 304·676· 3223. . R~rronge . latttn of 0 four scrambled words 2110/J7 '' 446·3169. pd. Stove, ref. , single male. Share bath, 919 2nd .• Gallipolis. 3 bedroom house tor rent in Pomeroy . 8275 per month plus depo1it end reference requirttd. 61 4· 992· 7727. . ·' ' •• wood-coal stoves, I pc: wood LR suite 8399, bunk bed• t 191. 2 bedroom unlurni1hed apt. in Racine. 8225 month plua depOiit. Call614-985-4454 . Television Viewing •'' Sale 1984 Mazda. 6 1peed tresmil· · .: ; tion, P8, AM -FP,II stereo, 41.000 mll11, tKc coftd, U ,850.00. 304·46a-1 031 . 3 bdr. ninclt. Rodney Village II , 8285 mo. plu1 deposit. References required. Call 614· 4460008. 3 bedroom house in city Cell 814-446-1875. 72 . Trucks for Olive St .. Galllpollt. New 6 uled 52 3 room furnilhed apt . tor rent. Call 614-992-5434 . or 304 882· 2666. . ' ' KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®by Lllrry Wright SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 2 bedroom. furni1hed or unfurni1hed apartment on Spring Ave. · large patio. C.ll614-992-6886 after .6 :00 p.m. PM . 41 51 . Tuesday. Ft~bruary 10., 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio . BORN LOSER • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohk>. : e Ill T"'" of lht ..·,. ..... T X Q Una•· peoted 12:01 ([) BCTV 12:20 (I) MOVIE: 'Cheln Ughtn· 12:30 ~·CD (JIIArte Nklht with DIIYid letllfmll1 t onlght "• guosts era Del Shannon and com1c George Miller. (60 min.) In S tereo. CD 8111 of. Oroucho ffi Tom Menn Outdoon (1) ABC Newt Nlghtllnt ICC I. ·. .' .' ' ... .. .....' .. �'nel .:EWING ' FUNERAL '· HOME ·"DIGNITY AND . '· sERVICE ALWAYS" ' Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio This Week's Oam·as • MEIGS SOUTHERN . EASTERN ' (GIRlS) Feb. 12- Southwestern..... Away (GIRLS) Feb. 12-'-Trimble ................ Home Feb. 14- Southern ............ Away (BOYS) Feb. 13- Federai-Hocking ...Away (GIRlS) Feb. 12-Symmes Valley .. Away Feb. 14- Fetltral·ltocking ...Away (lOY$) . Feb. 13- Symmes Valley ...Home Feb. 17-FederoHtocking ... Home · Feb. 20- 0ak Hill .............. Away Feb. 14- Meigs ...................Home (BOYS) Feb. 13- Southwestern...... Home Feb. 17 .:....Ravenswood ........ Home Feb. 20- Symmes Valley .. Away · Ben If, Ewing-Director TOURN·AMENT BRACKETS l'C~8 Vol. 36, No.196 MULBERRY AVE. GIRLS "AA" SECTIONAL AT ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Trimble 19'-81 SAT., FEB. 21 - 1:00 p.m. Warren Local16·9) ·' THURS .. FEB. 26-11:00 p.m. '~HOME BANK Sheridan 11 0·5) SAT., FEB. 21 - 3:00 p.m. Federal Hocking 114-2) FOR . ·~ HOME . •• PEOPLE". . . THURS .. FEB. 26-,8:00 p.m. 949-2210 TO ATHENS DISTRICT vs. Ironton Upperr MARCH 3- 8:00 p.m. ' ). . .' R~WUNGS '· . ·\GGAJS 1h·:· ~· . BLOWER': .;..: ·FUNER.t'r J-., > ' ·· H'OME:·~· Melaai17-011Bval MON .. FEB. 23- 8:00 • •. Alexander 112-31 THURS. , FEB. 19- 7:30 p.m. Belpre (0-15) BRUCE FISHER .' · BILL ,BlOW~-R ., Atttlrtion to ,D•tsl/' 1 . .• ' . Warren Local110 -7l INo. 2 Seed) WED .. FEB. 25 - 6:00 p.m . Nel1onville-York 17· 10) WED., MAR . 4 - 7:30 p.m. ~ ·:"' '<:i 't·:~ TO OHIO U. CONVO . vs. lfOnton •ower March 11 - 8:16 p.m. Alexander (9·8) WED .. FEB . 26- 8:00 p.m. Federal-Hocking (7-11 ~ Sheridan 18-9) . "A GREAT PLACE FOR BREAIFAn WNCH & DINNER . Featuring * Great Hamburgers · •Roast Beef on a Croissant Stuffed Baked Potatoes Taco Sala~s • Salad Bar * * * Real Ice Cream * Dining • Carry Out • Drive-Thru Mon.-Thuro. 6 A.M.· 11 P.M . Fri. & Sat. & A.M.-12 P.M. Sunday 7 A.M.- 11 P.M. 1198 W. Main Street, Pomeroy 992·20.57 TUES .• FEB. 24 7 :30p.m. Miller (3-16) SAT .. FEB. 28- 7:30 p.m. Meiao/17-21 INo. 1 Seidl SAT.. FEB . 28- 6:00 p.m. Belpre 111 -9) SAT. MAR . 7- 8 :00 POMEROY. OH; ' . GIRLS CLASS "A" SECTIONAL at MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL Hemlock Miller (7·9) (No . 2 Seed) SAT., FEB . 21 5:G'O p.m. Racine Southern (6·1 01 SAT .. FEB . 28 - 1:00 p.m. ..YOUR FINANCIAU 97 N. 2ND STREET MIDDlEPORT 992-6661 . . BAUM 1·••• ~-~ . HARDWlft "'twr luiW!ol Maltrlallllor ..t l'loco" 915•3301 CHESTER. 011. • TO WAVERLY DISTRICT VI. South Point Lower MARCH 5- 8:30 p.m. No. 1 Seed I" By GR ETEL WIKLE COLUMBUS i UP! t - A bill th at would rPmove the remporary stipulations of a l aw passed last year l o help Goodyear Tirr & Rubber Co. l end off a hostil e lakeover bid is being aired in th e House Civil and Commercia l Law Commll tee. Andrew Doehrel. dlrecl or of labor rel alions l or the Ohio Chamber of Commerce, Tuesday to ld the commiltee he kn ows of no Ohiocorpor iltion I hat does not supporl preserv inl( provisio ns whi ch are sel lo expire this year . The provisio ns are lemporary · IJ<>cause the need lor lhe law arose qu ickly - brought on by · Goodyear 's sit uationa tlh eend ol I he la sl sess ion - and l aw makrrs were short of time toevaiuate I hem . ·· /T"'.... Som e market observer s_)ay the legislation is the counlry 's most gen ~rou s to corpora te direc tors. Opponenl s say lhe provi sions tlil ut.c the eq uity of shareholder s oCOIIIPl£TE RADI, TDR SERVIC£ .~ •· •COMr-:~A~~~EL ALIGNM~NT ' •MAJOR REPAIR I •IIIOST MAJOR CREDIT CAR91 ACCI;!PTED t. i·,.l l Elltern I< 4, '·~ l WED .. FEB . 25 - 7 :00 p.m. Kyger CrHk SAT.. l'EB . 28- 7:30 p.m. TO CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT vs. Minford Upper MARCH 4 Trimble WED .. FEB. 26 - 8 :4& p.m. SOUTHERN No. 2 Seed '· • WE WILl TAKE CAR~ OF AhLYOUR INSURANCE ·~~macists Five ca ndidates have flied petitions of ca ndidacy l or I he M ay prim ary elec tions in Pomeroy and Middleport, I he Meigs Count y Board of Elec· lions repor ts. 1 §erve Vou" ~: ~ Till9:o0. .( Jvery Night HUNTING SUPPL I n M iddlePJ!.rl, Fred Hoffman has fllro lor nomination to run again lor mayor and Lewis Sauer has flied a petition of candidacy for thP town 's board of public af.falrs . I n Pomeroy, Richard D . Seyler has l i led for the nomi· Sunday 11-1 HOURS: Mon.. thru Fri. j t2:64t1 7:30 o.m. to S:OO p.m. Soturday .. 7:30 o.m. to 4:00 p.m. ., .. · is in I nd ia on a t r ad<• mls:-; ion. Ri ffe rrjrcled I he Idea ·Of holding up l ht• enl ir<' pa ckage until Mareh 4 and dcc id" d to go ahead wllh I he f'<'b. 17 vo le. minus Ihe prod uct ilahlill v sec tion. "The governor a skt~d mr to df' lay pa ss a gf' or House Bil l 1 to allow him mon' ti m• · tu st'ek agr C'cm cnt ln l hr pr odu r t li abi lll .v langua gl '," Siild Riff<'. " To del ay passagr of the Nlllro · bill ro uld r ausr cont inur d h.:Jrd,s hlp on t h os~ 1 smal l· bu si nl"ssPs, sc hool boa rds, loca l gO\'('I'rtrnrnt s ;111 d ot hN entltl rs th at nrrd help now ." Starr. 47, Rl . 1. Hamden, Ohio. Slar r and ano ther pa ssenger, Joseph Adkins Jr. . 18. Ranger, W.Va ., were also injured and ad mitted to lhe intensive ca re unit al PVH . A PVH nursing super v isor said Starr is listed in lai r condition wit h injur ies to both arms and the hea d and fr ac tures. while Adkins is listed In stabll'condilion with a l ral'l ured leg and head inj uries. One stud ent on the bus, Gr ace Pall erson. 14. Gilllipolis Fer ry, was adm illed to the hospit al l or observa lion and is listed in stable condil ion, lh<' nu rsing supervisor said. The bus driver. Rob<>r t K. Russell Sr .. 43, Ga llipolis Ferr v. was l rea ted and rt'leascd at PVH, as wer e four.other student s on the bu s- Joy A uslin . 15, Apr il !COntinued on Page 101 By N:\NCV \ ' OA('II:\M S<-ntin <•l St all Writt•r " C i tiz<' n ~ m ay not n•a lizt• llw lull po!Pnl ial u f !he prohh•m, hct'(:IU SP trying to make II a political issue tor rhe 1988 presidential ca mpaign," Rep. Willi am Broomfield, R-M ich.. said in an i nterview Tu esday wilh Uniled Pr ess International. " This is going to bf' stretching l ate into the year." he noted. " The presiden tial campaign w ill be well under way .... I thi nk the al th e whi m of the board of direc tors, reduce the demand l or stock by large i nstitutio nal Investors and lower lhe pri ce ot the slock. Doehr el said t he law will help Ohio maintain and afl racl cor por ati ons, most of which have become skittish about being based In Ohio because laws designed to pro tect cor porations from rai ders have IJ<>en declared unconstil utional. State Rep. Ronald Suster, D-Cieveland, sponsor ol t~ e bill. sa id one of the three provisions that would be made perm anent would give co rpo rations the authority to adopt shareholder r lghls plans. Such plans are also known as .a "polson pill s," and are designed to bar holders of larf:(e blocks of sl ack fr om exerc ising th e r ights granted to the other public sharehold er s, · Suster said. He said shareholder rlghl s plans have been successful In !h (• prohlf•rn ' s ~~~ .., nation to seek re-election as · mayor of the lawn. Jane Walton , Incumbent, has flied lor nomination lo r un lor village cierk-l reasurer. and Incumbent councilman Bruce Reed has tiled his petition l or nomination lo run for reelection. All of the ca ndidates flied In both towns are Republicans. The filing deadline for the pr imaries in the t owns of Pomeroy and Mlddlepor l Is 4 • p.m. on Thu rsday, Feb. 19. '• IJ('t'll eo ming ror u long li mt\" ~ a Ill Co un(•ilman Brun• Ht•rocl, as hr f'X J)Iai nr cl thr· sr r io usll(':-; S of r lvPr bank rros lu n in Po1w ·nJy , a t Tu C'sdav's m r (•lin g ol Pomr.·· f'OV !\ rru (''tJambrro f ('ommC' rCI '. AFTERMATH '-' E mergency jll•rsonne i "'V f ~w I he• aft ermath ol a colli sion ht•!weo>n a van and a Ma.s on Counl.Y .sc hool hus 'fu Psday afh~ rn oon in GufllpoJJs F e rry, W.Va. Thf• U(:d dc nl tnok twn li ve•• . entlrr cred i bilit y of our govrr n· Contra reb<' ISaI a time whpn U.S milil ary ai d l o them was banned m enl is som ew hat in jeopa rdy bv Jaw. until it' s co mp ler ed." Broomfield is a lead ing GOP member of l hr select House panel lnves l lga tlng President Reagan's worst politieal cr isis his covert sa le of U.S. arms to i r 11n and I he subsequ<'nl scheme to divert proli l s 10 Ni ca raguan · Wh<'n Allor nrv Gen er al Edwin Meesf' rPveal rd. t hf' ll'an-C'ontra link Nov . 2:,, hl1 said us muc h as $~ffi milli on W i.JS divc•r led IOSf'Crrt Sw iss l:w nk ;lccoun l s for l h£' Conl ra s. Wh lir· Congrrss ha.< not drtrr · defending cor pora l ions from a hostile takeover bidder who is using coe rcive tactics. "Shareholder r ighl s plans do not Insula!<' management or entrench I heir pos itions." Susl<' r loid lhe commit lee. " Th e adoption of such plans may sl lll bt• challenged by shar eholders in I be courts, wh ich wil l str ikrdown plans rou nd nol l o be in Ihe b<'SI i,niNPSI of the corpo ra tion." Others supporlin g lhe bil l incl uded E .A . Schrag. chairman of the Ohio State Bar Assoc ia· lion's Corporal e Law C'ommil· l ee, James Tobin, also an officer i n I he Ohio State Bar Assoc iat ion. and Ronald Budzik , vlrc presi dent lor gover nment affair s for lhe_ Mead Cor p., wh ich has headquarl er s in Da y ton. "Although ther e has bePn much recenl litiga tion abou t th e lega lily of r ighls plans, there an' no decided cases In Ohio ye t." Budzlk said. " But co urts ln!Pr· pr etlng the laws of Delaware, Indi ana, Michif:(a n and Minne· so la have al l upheld 1he authorit y Of cor porali ons to adopt r ights plans." Courts in at least three othl'l' st ates have dN· la rf' d shar eho iLIPI' right s plans unconsti tu tional . Rudzik said, whic h mean s rai d· er s would he aflt'act<•cl to those sla les. Budzlk sa id r ig hi s plan s en· courage a polrnl ia l r ai der 10 acl more r·ps ponsi bl.v and to nrgo· tia te wit h l he ta r get' s board of dir ectors. "This ... gives the l arge i's boar d precious l ime l o srck a betlr r deal for thr company's shareholders, employees and ot her const ltur nclr s. either with Ihe ra ider or through a friendl y merger with another corpora l lon which Intends to run lhe tar gcl co m pa ny as an ongoi ng bu siness rat her than to dismantle II. " In lhC' rase of GoodyPar , cor porate raider Jamrs t: oldsm il h had thre atened to dismantle 1he company. Po m ~rov Villa£<' Counci l <'O n· ta r red thP u.s. Army Cor ps or F:n.(.; inrr r s lh t·rr .Vfi:Jrs ago, fl N'd said, wh f' n t' t"O~!o n pro b l1•ms Wf' l"l' nolll'rd In l hfl il l'f ' :J o r rh• · KI'O gf't' SIOI'I\ " EvPn t hf' co r ps d id nor n •aii1.P thP ext<'nf of l hf' prolilr m unt il they condu<' IPLI a pr<'llrnlnary mi nr <.J if a ny or lhC' eas h ;trt uall v st ucl.v " of fhP Ea sl Main Sil'l'l'l I'( •ached I he rebe ls. T ho Washingbank. sal d ilP('U. i on Pos t too:la)' '" id co ngrrsslonal " Ohio Powr r l'ompany hils in v( ·stl~a t ors now bc· lk \'(' $111.!> rr·loca l <'d polr- ll nPs " lrom l lu· mil lion IA'a.s skimmf'd fo r usf' b.v r ivt•r bank 10 l h<' Ol lt••r sldt• or the J'l•bc•ls . Ea's t M:.~ l n IJ(•t·au st• pnh•s WP t'f • Th r Post s;Jid only $2 mi ll ion nf shill ing, infr·rject ed 11on Ash. the diverted funds cam e fn•m m unag r•r uf PO !ll l 'f'C JV "s Ohl o prolil s of the arm s sales to Iran. Power offl c••. wllh the ot h e r $~ . ;, mill io n traced BCJsr-d on pr · Pl l m i n ar~· flnd ln).! s, to a loa n mad e by Saudi hl lilo- Reed explained. lht · ('OI IlS (•sl l· nalre arm s mf'l'chan l Adnan mated ovrnd l ('OSt s lu l'O ffib i.ll KhashogJ.( i to f in ancf' a U.S. l h• • on-going prolll r-11 1 al $1.H shipmcnl of Hawk anti-aircr " ff · mil lion. radil r . Th e ch•al rollapsr•d, frr r · (nrps f\ nt:,: in C>PI'S c.Ji vl tkt.l lhf' ing monr y for oth C'r pu r posrs . river bank into IIi sec tions. to bi' Operati vos in thr M i cld lr East r r pair·ed at different times owr are o n C~ as pl:(' l of I hfl l ra n-Contra tht• next few years, dependi ng on prohe, and Tut•sday tho select the ex tent of problems In r aeh 11 o u ~tl p;m r l mf'l pr iv atf'!:V for an section. Cosl s pt:'r set•tlon va ried adml nl st rallon hrir rlng on thr from $~~ HI, IXJO fo r serflon lo anti slluation in tho rrg ion. $2 l :t. IXIII Ior sect Ion Hi, bo th In 1hr• Thr co mm i """ is of I ic'l ai lv HVl) vlclnil y ol Kroger , lo $:lll.Ot'N) fnr wl'<"ks In to Its ri rob<'. hu t lritr I I~ lhP low(•r parkin g lot. Senate coun iPrpart it has had to P ro j N: I f'<.lt·u st~ w1·n • hasPII on de-a l wi th del ay s in gaining 1-' RI 1987 priers and i.IS nolt·d by 111' fl d, Sf1C Urif ,V (' lf 'tJ I' Un (' f'S fOr Sl ul'f n •pai r co~ ts t~ nd r•ros lon prn t, mPm bers usslgnt•d to I'PViPw lf'm s will lrH.T Pil Sl' f'tiC h year. classified docum('nt s. "f f' S IW I'd to ff•IJ Whil l lli 'X I ~' f ' U t'' S omm iiiL'L' Chairm an LoP II a· prubl ('rns an d n •pa ir ('OS I!'i will millon. D-lnd .. denies ehargrs by hr·." he s11ld. Republica ns. led by B roomfield, Th fi ('orps t·ond ud 1·cl lh1· r lv1·r t hal Democr ats arr stalling ban k S! Ud V <II nO I'OS.I lo !hf • purposel.v 10 takr full polit ical v i!ILl gC', hu l pa ying for 1h1 · iidvanl ag•· of Reaga n's crisis. repairs Is anothl'l' ma ll t•r . Hamlllon, a low -kry vctcnm ThP co rps has d•' lc•r rn lnt •tl tltr• res pected on both sldPs or the pr o bl~'m s Jn · s tf'rn mln g !rom House " ish\ ha.s noted 1he f' BI " backwm t·l' :1n cl drJ lna};!f' proh w kes .10 to 6(/ da ys to condu(' f r(•ms," H f•Pd ~ aid , nCJ I IJ' II rll thl · sf•c urll y elt'arancrs tr•(• or co mm it·. staH m£'m btlrs and thPrP c:trP boxes of doCumfl nts to rPv irw br for C' \.l.'l l nPSses can bt• Cjut\"i l l· onr d In puhlir. • ri ver w a ~ h ln g <~ W o t ;.· 1111• IJ:tnk. F o r th is rP : t ~ on , lh(· C'llr p:-. vdllno t fool r·rpa l r hills. hr' rPpnr tl •tl. adding that th P vlllag•· nppn·· ll'onlin ut·cl on P;1g t• 10 1 Middlepor.t, Pomeroy Militia launches attempt to free U.S. hostages • mayors to run aga~n /'3,Rft&tered N£EDS C!..~ l cs t c Council member outlines • eros ton problem Firm-s back 'Goodyear amendment' bill BOYS CLASS "A" SECTION at MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL MUZZLE LOADING ' 1nd -,- o ut-1 o P.M. " ! l hink l he Democrats are INSTAllATION LOANS 992-3007 SU"DAY· otn. 1RI Cr SAT., FEB. 21 - 8 :30 p.m. Reedoville Eastern (5·91 North Galli1 IBye) ''C'<' rt ainl y w il h lhC' govP rnur not hl.'l'l'· lw l'Ooidn' t gel inlo il with both rc•t •l ," sai d Us h<'r. Bus-van crash causes 2 deaths ca ns say. Ffll., FEB . 27 -7: 30 p.m. ~_:T!:2.,~Hi!J ' I!JJJ~~ v1. South Point Lower MARCH 6 i n 1986. the Re publican-domi na ted Senate• origi· naily dea lt only wil h civil justi ce reform and ignored ·i nsura nce regulation un til pressured by I he Hou se. The l egislation is aimed at cull ing down on f'X 1ravaga nl damage awards and all or nt)y fr r~ . an d regula ting the insuran ce indost rv l o makl' co mmerci al liabil il y insurance ava ilable l o bus inesses and local gover nmen ts at affo rdabl e cos is. Bria n T . Ushrr , the gove t·nor' s press secrcl at')' . said nego tiations had been prol'eed ing on product liab ilit y language. bul allorneys work ing wi th ehil'f of stall Alex Shumate ~Ya nl e d t imr to st udy I he lal rs l pr oposals . By E. MICHAE L MYERS WASHINGTON I UP! I - Polit ical tool-dragf:(lng is IJ<>hind th e sluggish pac<' of the House prob<> inlo l h<' Iran arm s-Conl ra aid scandal . which hit Ihe public e)•e last fa ll bu l will not air In public hearings un til spring, Republi· . Southweotern . 4- 7:00 p.m. CROOKSVILLE CelestE"s i awy~rs said lhey need m ore time to study the co mplex la nguage on produ ct liabilit y. Riffe , honoring the governor's reques t to del ay th at sec tion, assured it wil l be dealt with quickly as a separate bill. Ri lle, who accelerated the civ il just ice and insurance refo rm s la st year onl y to ser lhrm vetoed by the gover nor because of the produ ct liability section , said the mai n por i ion of the bill will proceed to a House vote as scheduled Feb. 17. But Senate President Paul E. Gi limor, R·Por t Clinton, sai d removal of l he product liabilily sec tion leaves " eveP)•th ing up in the air." " There would no t be anv co mmi tment lo pass anvthing over here 1in the Senate! ," saidG ill mor. .. 8 ~-M~·lct· P.M•. 1 SAT., FEB . 28- 3:00 p.m. CENTER" COLUMBUS 1UP!) - The Ohio House Insurance Committee prepared today to dea l with a host of proposed amendments to a landmark civil j ustice and insurance r eform package. Rep. Michael P. Stinzlano. D-Coiumbu s, chair man of the committee, urged a minimum number of changes in the bill, which Is is similar to the one passed by the General Assembly last yea r but v etoed by Gov. Richard F . Celeste. Slinz lano' s j ob was made simpler Tuesday when House Speaker Vernal G. Rille Jr., D-New Boston, acting at Cel es te' s request, ordered lhe elimination of a controversial seclion limlling lawsull s against manufacturers lor defective product s. GOP charges Democrats with exploiting arms deal : ,M0N.-S~T '' ·"" TO WAVERLY DISTRICT v1. Minford Lowar MARCH 3 - 8 :16 p.m. 25 Ce nh A Mult im edi.n Inc. New spaper . SJQflE ~Q~R~( Patriot Southwestern (3-11) THE COMPANY /· 298 SE.COND ,SJ, Cheohire Kyger CrHk 111 -3) INo. 1 S-dl SAT.. FEB. 21 - 6:46 p.m. Vinton North Gallio (3-13) CENTRAL TRUST TO OHIO U. CONVO. VI. O'Orumoum •ower MARCH 10- 8:16 p.m. New Lexington (0· 17) 2 Sect ions. 14 Pages Lawmakers drop liability section from bill PO INT PLEASANT - A Li n· co in Count v. W.Va ., couple was killed and· lhr ee other peopll' were hospit al ized for injur ies in an accidenl invo lvi ng a Mason Counlv scholl bu s on W.Va. 2 in Ga ll i po l is Ferr y Tu es day alfernoon. Melvin Slas. 80. and Hei('n Sias. 71. both of Rl. 2, Harts, W.Va .. were pronouneed dead on arrival at P leasanl Valley Hos pital by Dr. Georglanna Bur ns, ac ling Mason Counl v coro ner, f ollowing the 3: 40 p.m: accident in which the vehicl e they were riding in collided with a school bus ca r rying 23 Point Pleasant junior and senior high school students, accordi ng l o the Mas on County Sheriff' s Depar tment. M r : &n d ~rs . Stas were p~s­ sengcrs In a 1986 Dod ge staUon wago n van dr iven by Harrison MIDDLEPORT; OH. ' . . 'f 992-5141 BOYS "AA" SECTIONAL AT ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL -· enttne • . .ll_ "S1rrl~i Plt11~ ••• SYRACUSE OFFICE 992 -6333 RACINE OFFICE f .- Nel1onvlle-York 16-111 MON .• FEB. 23- B:OO p.m. New Lexington (8-9) ME"'BER FDIC .• lit. TO ATHENS DISTRICT VI . Portemouth Lower MARCH 2- 6:00 p.m. ParUy cloudy tonight, wit h a low near :10. Moslly doudy Thun;da.v, with highs between 45 and 50. The prohabllity <)f preci pllallon Is near zero through Thursday . Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, February 11. 1987 Copyrighted 1987 POMEROY, OH. Daily Num ber 14-3 PICK-45138 . at y .e ' PH. 992-2121 Ohio Lottery Homemakers' agent zeroes • In on soup -Page 8 BE IRUT, Lebanon (UPI ) Shiit e Mos lem militi amen art' trying 10 engineer th e reieas(' of lhr ee AmPrl ca ns a.nd an indian held hostage by Moslem ex l remlsts by exchanging a captured i sraeli air man lor 400 j ailed Palestin ians, mili tia sources said. · The Shiite Moslem mllil ia A mal made no mention Tuesday of effor ts to ar ra nge lhe deal, proposed by Amal leader Nablh · Ber r i : But Am aI sources said they made "som e feelers" on a swap to lhe I nter national Committee of I he Red Cross . The I slamic .llhad lor the Ll beratlon of Pal estine, the group holding the hostages, postponed a threat 10 kill them ' Monday, cit ing signals that rsraPI mig ht be willing l o m<'el their demand s and release the Arabs. Th e ex tension of the kid· nappers· dr adllnr eaSI'd tension in Beirut, Damascus, .J eru sa l em and Wa shlngron and led to hopt:'s Tuesday lor a negoti ated sell le· menl wil houl bloodshed. Several radio and other report s In Lebanon speculated th ai co nlact s and negotlallons were under way to free I he hostages . Israel and the United Sl ates reiler ated earlier refu sals to deal wllh ler rorlsts. Sl ate Deparlm enl spokesman Cha r les Redman sai d In Washington that the U.S. policy Js " no co ncess ions'' 1o I error . " We (J do not en courage l hlrd parties 10 make co ncess ions. W<''re not talking l o I srael about any deal, and we don'l plan lo dO so." I sraeli Fo rei gn Mlnl stPr Shimon Peres, who ~a i d Sund ay any swap r equ est presenlcd "In a proper way" would be consl· der cd by Israel. sai d on Tu es duy that he doubled Bcrri could engineer l hc refease of ihC' hostages. T he Tslami c ,Jihad l or lhe Llb<>ration of Pal estine is holding Am er icans Alann Sl cen. 47, Robert Polhlii, 52, Jesse Tur ner , 39, and Indian-bor n U.S. res ident Mifhlieshwar Singh, 60, ail prOl essors . al IJelru t Universit y College. Berrl has sugges ted swapping \ the 4011 Pal PSI In lans lor an I sntl'li airman t·;,ptu n ·d In Oct liiK' t'. Ber r l offt'rNI to act "s ;, middll'man In l hP d<·al, whi<'h lw H;tld co uld prompt th1· l.•lamlc .Jihad for t he Liberat ion of Palr slint • to free li s l our c;Jp ll ves. Berrl pia)·•·d a rolr• in "" ~<l n <·<' r· ing I he· r<'l raS(' of Am• ·r ica n hos tagcs In 1hP19Ro hijacking of ;( 'i'WA ·airlln('r !n Bclrul th at IPII ,Na vy dl vrr Robi ·rt St('ih(•m dealt. ,... " I do not know who this grnup is, but II thr y l'r lcasc llw lt' four hos tages, thPn I prom ise l o gr; !heir 4110 men from Isr ael In exchange lot' the l snH'II pilot we have," Ber t'l loid United Press Intern ational In Damascus. 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