http://66.213.69.5/files/original/25f82506fea9392597bcfde653c9b5d6.pdf 7accc08c9cb9286892aa04db5cd2657d PDF Text Text '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. ' �. Comment The ·Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEJGS·MASON AREA ~lb IS: ffiiit' ,.,....__,.,_ "'T'" • I"'T"l5!doo=o 'q:lv . ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOB HOEFIJCH General Manager A MEMBER of The Unlied Press.Inlernallonal, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publlsh<irs Association. ~~:w::ed::na::•da::v::·"::8b~ru;arv;1;1·;1s;s;7;;:;;:;:;:==:;::=:;;::~Pome=ro=v~M~idd~;~·:ir~""a~~l~e-s--,-::.£;-o_r_c_e--:S~t.-.-;J:-o-;h-n--;'s-:T~n~;~;~s~~~;=-Per~!!!·~ ·3 Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio _. Wednesday,·February 11_,.1 Scoreboard ... ~87 A fond fareweii ____~--.,..---·Rus--=ty;..._B_row_n:· During six years of writing this column on women fn the '80s, I was frequently asked If It was hard to keep coming up with topics. No, I said, not when you are writing about all the ways women see themselves In today's world. Chronicling women In a period of enormous social change Is like covering fireworks on the Fourth of July: Dazzling bursts of color and sound come from every direction to light 'up the sky . . Like fireworks , the energies of women are being unleashed In a hunger of kids while providing a 'multitude of directions. Yes our lives are fragmented and sheltered place, rich In alfectlon, pressured and teeming with praise and endearing traditions. Second, we' see ourselves out· distractions. BUt yes - we're learnlrig to live with and love the side the home - making a challenges and treasure the difference. Because of us, Ameriopportunities that allow us to can business has gone coed. We realize ourselves. Let us count bring to the work place a talent for cooperation and consensus the ways: · We see ourselves, first, In the and new dimensions In manage· home as primary caretakers and ment that are Inherent In the care givers lor our families . We female perspective. do this while holding jobs and serving or leading In the com· . Women Insert different priori· muntty. Today's mothers try to ties Into the agenda when they stay on top of the clutter and become legislators, mayors and '11~· ~A LETTERS OF OPINION an• welwmc. They S'loold be less than 300 words t!I\1Ja~~:~~~t~~~~lllfl· ~· long . All letters are subj ect to editing and rm st bf' signed with name, address a nd · telephone. number. No un slgnOO letters wUl be publlshed . Le11ers shoUld be In : good laste, addressing lssuPS, not (rrSriialltles. .The Lighter Side How to conipete in 6 easy lessons By DICK WEST WASHINGTON !UP! I - Competiliven~ss, a Harvard eco nomist has observed, "mea ns diflerent things to different people." : Definitely. And whll~ speaking In platitudes, It might ~ lso be said that competlllveness often depends on whose ox Is being gored. I'm sure the new congressional Caucus on Competitiveness would only accept the view that it Is an American ox, and the trade deficit would tend to support that argument . ! remind you, however, that we llkewlse need to be competitive In the things we pack. ·: According to Delsey of Paris, a French luggage manufacturer, at least half the U.S. bu siness executives who travel abroad forget the pack a toothbrush . ; Oh, well, l suppose II is fairly slmplt• to send Fill out to bu y one. But Delsey seeks to prod our memory by making available an IS· Item checklist. : If the company has Its way, we would never forget such things as ~redll cards and toiletries. ·; I don't want to .denlgrate the spirit of competit iveness, but the WASHINGTON - As the bl· checklist strikes me as woefully inadeq uat e. Almost as deficient as a za rre plottlngs of the Iranamuck ilst of warning signs that may indicate your stockbroker Isn't acting conspirators were unfolding on !n your best Interest. the nation's f~ont pages, we cast :· The latter list Includes such quPsllons as whether your profits an Ill-considered slur on the pxceed the commission fees. At no point In ques tioning whether your competence of certain White broker might be making you brokl' docs it mention his competence In House aides. We described their )lacking. handling of the media as "ama· Nor does Detsey include·baggage on its lis t. Yet. how often have we teurish." On reflection, we feel set out for distant points and left our bags on the front stoop? an apology Is due. ~ I mean, what profit is there In rem embering Ia pack a toothbrush II What we forgot In the heat of we leave the bag ltsell al home'! the moment was their near total ; I would put baggage ahead of such items as tickets, passports, success In convincing the media jnedlcatlon, alarm clocks, cameras and film thai Delsey dutifully that President Reagan was tough Includes on lis checklist. on terrorists - when, In fact, he : The luggage company, for lnstar ·e. lists a "voltage adaptor" as a was secretly sidling up to the jravel necessity whereas credit cards. cas h and airline tickets are most abominable terrorist of listed elsewhere. them all, Iran's Ayatollah : Try flying anywhere without a ticket. or the cas h or plastic to buy a Khomelnl. pew one, and see how necessary thos!' things are. Although their dealings with • Delsey also might ha ve reminded us to take along a water bottle the Khomelnl hierarchy had a when we travel to France or other foreign destinations. · Maxwell Smart quality, the Rea: I'm sure II must have come as a surprise to you, as it did to me, to gan proconsuls were deadly find environmentalists and ot her h€•alth activists attacking lead efficient In portraying the pres!· 'pipes. . · den I as the scrouge of terrorism. ·· I can remember when a sure t hlng was defined as a "lead pip&\ But they focused media attention Ctnch. " errantly on Libya's Moammar :: "Lead pipe cinches" were considered !'V('n more of a certaint y than Gadha!l, whom Reagan called were ordinary cinches. "this mad dog of the Middle ~ I'm not suggesting that fo reign plumbers, like theh· American East." ~ount erparts, may at one time have put a premium on lead pipes, but The president's rhetoric posiIt Is best to be on the safe side whether traveling at hom~ or abroad. lf tively bristled with righteous lhal Includes paCking yo ur own drinking watN, so be it. outrage. "State·supporled ter· :· It' s a " lead pipe cinch'' you will forget to pack so m ethln~ rorlsm Is a form of warfare, and Important , like a toothbrush, the next lim ~ you go somewhere. you can't sll by and let somebbdy ·. But don't forget wh~re you are going. else delcare war on you and '· pretend that you're still at ' peace," he thundered . The pun· judges. Now that one of every three labor union members Is a woman, child care, maternity ·• leave, pay equity and flexible work schedules are :viable Issues at the bargaining table. · Third, we see ourselves Insist· lng on fairness and 1ustlce In all aspects of our lives. We objec!; for example, to subtle put-downs . ' In the college classroom when · male professors challenge male students with ·penetrating ques· lions requiring critical judg· ments, while asking women questions · that take simplistic answers. On the job, we continue to crusade for as much money as men when our work - even II different - Is equally valuable to employers. We're willing to go to court If bosses promote less· qualified males, or call us "honey" and "sweetie" and pollu.te our workday with sexual Innuendos. . Finally, we see ourselves learning from other women, learning from each other. II was wives, remember, confiding their chilling stories of abuse, that persuaded women to open shelters lor the battered . Work· lng women share their experlen· ~ ces and urge us to walk away ~ from stagnating, dead·end jobs, " and some, pioneering In new ;: fields, Inspire us to follow them . . ;; I myself learned much from :. the hundreds of women I Inter- : ; viewed and the hundreds who '0: wrote to respond to columns or to ~: alert me to concerns they had as women. · . They fell for it _____J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rso_n_&_D_a_le_V<_an_A_tt_a ~ •' [Coday in history • . B~ United Press International , Today Is Wednesday, Feb. 11 , the 42nd day ofl987 with :123 to follow . The moon Is moving toward Its full phase. · ; The morning stars are Venus a nd Saturn. : The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupller. . • Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius. They Include l:ngllshman William Talbot , the lnventol' of photography. In 1800; jnventor Thomas A. Edison In 1847; King Farouk, Egypt's last .monarch, In 1920; actress Kim Stanley In !925(age62l. and actor Burt :Reynolds In 1936 1age 511 . ~ On this dale In history: -~- = In 1858, French peasant girl Bernadette Sourblrous said the VIrgin Mary had appeared to her at the tow n of Lourdes: : In 1937, General MotOI'S agreed to recognize the United Auto )'lor-kers Union as the bargai ning age,nt for GM workers. • In 1945, President Franklin D. Roosevelt, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill and Soviet leader Josef Stalin ended a week· long yvorld War II conferen~:c at Yalta. . • In 1965, U.S. and South VIetnamese planes staged the first bombing bids on North VIetnam In retaliation for a VIet Cong altack. 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Mas~· Htll4on 8upll"il61l 71 M" IL~ hlngton 9H, Slmun f'ru.-.!'r llumh11ldt Stall' Sti. fh lru !'\1.•'H l'adftt· l.ulheun 611 Sonom u ~1. iii. lilly ward Nl. ~ U't..,lf' rn :-11 . it fulorlidot ('"'· 1:1 So;•illtlt• 11 :~ ... ~• ool "' ~"",. ~ ., • "'' ' ~~IMI "'""1•P' " ; .\ ,~,·o' ,,.,.,. ' I ' ''' lo 6~ .. - l.•••,et'" OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. ALL STORES OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! PHARMACY We Rew,.. Tne Rtgt~t To Lmtl ~hhu No! ~S!CIIt fOI Ptonlong (rf0<1 786 N. SECOND, MIDDLEPORT, OHIO dlts of the press, with few strays , swallowed every word. Given the abuse we received for saying otherwise, we might be excused now for rubbing their noses In the print. Here Is the autopsy of a dlslnformation campaign: We lea rned In December 1985 that the White House had opened back channels to Iran. When we began poking Into the story, a top Pentagon official telephoned ur· gently and asked for an .off·the· record meeting. He pleaded with us not to run the story because It would "endanger the lives of the hostages." We held up the story. But It became obvious to us that the White House was deliberately setting up Gadhafl as a scape goat to divert attention from lis appeasement of Khomelnl. The more Reagan turned up the heat on Gadhafl, the more we Insisted he was assailing the wrong terrorist . "The most remorseless perpetrator of terro rist actions aimed at Americans is not Libyan dictator Moammar Gad· hall" we wrote, "butt he messla· nlc mullah oflran .... Khomelnlls our public enemy No. 1. " · We thought the story so lmpor· tant that we wrote a dozen columns In December 1985 and January 1986 describing Khomel· nl's terrorist operations. We accused him of "waging an undeclared war on the · United States." We called the terrorists he had recruited and trained "the New Savages." We cited Inter· cepted communications as evidence that Khomelnl was behind the bombings, hljacklngs and hostage -taking that have plagued Americans in the Middle East. The American casualty count In Iran's undeclared war, we reported, had reached 264. One was a high U.S. official, William Buckley, who was kidnapped off the streets of Beirut and sav· agely tortured until he died. The Senate Intelligence Committee has reported that the White House learned of Buckley's terri· ble death "In late 1985." We reported the story In grim detail on Dec. 13, 1985, despite the emphatic denials of White House and State Department spokespersons . One staff member of the National Security Council liter· ally screamed at Dale Van Alta on the telephone for printing the story. If we continued such reports, the staffer warned, the White House would portray us publicly as Irresponsible, even traitorous . Other White House ai des - co nv eyed the same message. Then we spoke to a Washington ,. Post staffer who said Buckley might still be' alive, according to ,, his "CIA sources ." We not only : Ignored the White House threats '" and stuck to our story, we repeated II. The Post thereafter ~; deleted all references to Buckley • until It ran Its own front -page .~ account of Buckley's death al· • most a year Ia ter - on Nov. 25, 1986. The U.S. government's ; acknowledgement flnalfy came ~ on Jan. 20, In a speech by VIce ;: President Geprge Bush. ;: In all this dismal record, there • Is one bright spot. We thought the • president, unlike his aide, would ;; not lie about his Iran overtures. ~ He agreed to see Van Alta on , . Feb. 4, 1986. Without hesitation, he acknowledged that Buckley :: was dead and Indicated that the : While House had open~ negolla· · • lions wllh Iran. He asked only -~" that we not quote him until the '· hostages were safe. But on April 23, Reagan de· :. clared: "No one can kill Amerl· •· cans and brag about it." By this ,. • time, 264 Americans had been • killed by Iran-sponsored terror· ·, lsts. And Ayatollah Khomelnl ~ unfurled a taunting banner above • the road to Tehran's Mehrabad airport. II boasts: "America • can't do a damn thing." ·~ AUSTIN , Texas - Actually, vale undertakings, privately fl · It' s not as bad as I had expected. nanced. The cost of the more I had ·envisioned the Lyndon reeent ones has been about $2!i Baines .Johnson Ll brary as a million. Once co mpleted, they pharaonic structure dominating are turned over to the govern· the Texas landscape, as Its ment, which assumes the cost of namesake once lowered over the maintenance. national political scene. It's big, all right, but not all In 1955, with only the Roosevelt that archllecturally overpower· library to deal with, theresponsl· lng or out of place In Its academic bllily set the Treasury back a bit setting, the Unlverslly of Texas less than $65,000. The annual bill campus. has since topped $20 million . And at 117.000 square feet. the Cost, however, Is not the major ,Johnson facility recently loslit s objection of the critics of the tllle as the largest such preslden· presidential library system as It llal library to the 133,000 square has developed. Where the ea rlier feet of Jimmy Carter's newly libraries were designed as and opened complex In Atlanta. have remained essentially re· With that opeRing, there are search centers, the more recent now eight such es tablishmen ts. ones have taken on a memorial With a single exception, every quality. The emphasis Is less on past president back to Herbert scholarship than on a celebration Hoover Is represented. of the personalities and accomp· The exception Is Richard llshments of the na111esakes, Nixon , and . even he has one even If their tenure In tfie Oval planned. But there are some Otflce was In most respects less problems there, Including, get· than memorable.· ling legal control of presidential There's also the question of papers and tapes Impounded by title. Presidents since the begin· Congress In the wake of nlng of the republic have been earling their papers home with Watergate. Plans for a Reagan library are them when they leave office. also well-advanced, but those, Their right to do so has been too, are encountering problems. questioned, but, again with the The proposed slle on the Stanford exception of Nixon, so far not University campus has become denied. Back In the Carter admlnlstra· both an environmental and poll!I· cal Issue. lion, a proposal was made by lhe The presidential library bus!· ' then head of Ihe General Services ness began back In 1940 with Administration to federalize preFDR. His Is a relatively modest . sldentlal archives, with the go· structure housing presidential Ver nment constructing a ce)ltral papers and facilities lor research library to house the papers of up on his presidency. But the to six presidents. But he did not •concept has gotten steadily make much of an Impression grander with · succeeding with the proposal, especially not with the boss. · presidencies. Doris Initially prl· Kearns, the biographer The libraries at!! . of Lyndon Johnson, has said that what's behind the presidential library boom Is "competlilon of memory." Competitors through· out their political careers, once presidents reach the While House they continue to compete - but now ll's a contest with all their predecessors for history's athmllon. Their libraries are their declaration of their proper place as they see it . SCOPE HALLS MOUTHWASH COUGH DROPS 24 oz. 1 '.. 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Americans have tended to be chary about monumentalizing former pr es idents . ·In monument·loaded Washington, only the very greatest have been given the memorial treatment In a big way. The presidents have found I heir own way to remedy the many omissions. ' the home equity credit line from Central Trust " Looking up ·ex-presidents • • tralntn~~: NBA Standings By JOE ILLUZZI · 6ut not good enough until we John's point guard scored 27 UPI Sports Writer lear n to execute when the game points. He has 84 points In hls last The Seton Hall Pirates are Is on the line. In th at situation we three games, hitting 29 of48 shot! · making progress In the Big East have to play better." from the floor and playing even des pite what th.e lr record Since the formation of the Big minute. . Indicates. East In 1979, the Pirates have "The performance of Jackso~ The Pirates, 3·9 In the league, recorded 18 conference victories tonight was another Emmy .. . : have al ready mat ched their in all, Including three this season. another Oscar," St. John'sCoach : conference victory tota l of last Seton Hall 's last eight conference Lou Carneseeca said. , "It's nol · year . They are piaylng co mpel!· ga mes hav e been decided by 4 just because I say so, lt ' sbecaus• · lively, even If they are losing. In polnl s or less. Scton' Hallls 3·51n of what you saw." years past. they would just lose. those games. Jackson sent the game Into "We've played 12 Big East "One night we don' t make free overtim e at 55· 55 when he hit a ga mes and 10 have gone to the throws and the nex t night we play jumper in traffic wit h 19 seconds las t minute," Seton Hall Coach . poor defense,'' Car leslmo said. left In regu lation . He also fol · P .J . Car leslmo sa id Tuesday "Tonight we ' couldn 't contain lowed Marco Baldi's game night after the Pirates fell to No. Mar k Jackson." winning free throws with a 18 St. John's 60·57 In overtime. Not many teams have been basket to assure the victory. "We' re -a good basketball team able to contain Jackson. The St. Reg. '2" Ree: '1" 69~ •' -- !i} The Bank That Makes Things Happen LUI.... 358 Second A•e• G•lllpo~la 446-0902 . Mr:MTJER I 'Dic I . 97 N. Second A•e. Middleport 992-6661 •• �.. ' I -. Page- 4- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middlepcj,t, Ohio WedneSday. February 11. 1987 ~~--~----------------------~~~~r~ 1 ~-------,r----~----~~~--~~--~ THE PO EROY . : Three ,.1 Micktleport, Ohio E CHANTS ASSOCI-ATION . FOR SWEETHEART GIFT IDEAS Telefloras Crystal Candy Box Bouquet! Atrio of ways to say "I love you." Beautiful flowers and a 24% full-lead crystal heart filled with fine chocolates. 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Sale JEANS \\ All your favorite styles lire on sale. ·Briefs, Hiphuggers and Bikinis WOMEN'S Ill j ·-- ' PANTY SALE For ~tleatlu't Ot1 fREE DELIVERY SJ 0 NOW Reg. s:zo.OO NOW JAYS ALL 1 25°/o New Spring Maxi & Shoulder Bags a •EARRINGS •NECKLACES •BRACELETS •RINGS ri ; wall-away recliners, rocker recliners and 1winl ro1k • ers. ~ 25°/o ALL DIAMONDS ~~ 9rhruaty 14th 1! ALL REDUCED v r:l\IW,enlineJ SATURDAY, FEB. 1 CHAIR SALE Electric power re11iners, ASweetheart Of ADeal! TO HELP MAKE OUR •\) LOAD LIGHTER l 'hnndcrafted . "'-......,_·· ) ;J4Kt . gold ·-.. . ,1 overlay co/l~ction · .::::_,__,../' 9fappy THURSDAY, FEB. 12th seal• 111 SAVE POMEROY, OHIO F•',~.~:.,\ns. BERKLINE 'Jeltflora" SAVE 20°/o < TO 50°/o ,/,~ MARGUERITE SHOES TINE OHIO 1e ·sAvE ·.aeasivE .eoeoe; NOW THRU V STOREWIDE GIFTS llllb• "~ •eQIIItftCI ~ldllmlo1l; n~ ..w:a mn ol leWio<III'IC 'f• 19116 leltbllnt: WE'RE MOVING · OFF ELBERFEL Liz L_~caa, Mila Raymond 3 -20°/o 992-3586 SHOP ~ ·Weekend Specials DOLLAR GENERAL ST· O RE 202 EAST MAIN POMEIOY PO EROY, I Happy ;992~~721 Valentine POMEROY -GALLIPOLIS DESIGNER BOUTIQUE I SHOP POMEROY ERCHANTS rrings . - t1uzt tp ~/at t" ~ hflatt ITEM PRICED FROMS7so OR HIGHER ecislal pin and link ·braa lel are · ore beautiful than bouquet VAlENTINE o GIFTS $2°0 OFF ANY ,,,, t pim~d The Dailv Sentinai-PAnA=Ii. un .... se.. r. . .., • . "0/t'- I •••~- ~ , I'lL tti·IMt WRANGLER JEANS -100% cotton. Sizes 29 to 42 waist• ... w ith o Hollmar\11 utrd . and gill on Volentine · ~ Dav. Saturday, february 14. AlSO VAIINTINE Speeltl IOXED CAII)Y, PAm GOODS, Gf.J ww. IIOVB.TY GifTS. • $1299 r:~j~~ ELBERFELDS ---------------------· ' . --., ....t••·· "'.,. .,..,,.. f,.,,.,~. C"AKI tAll • �' Page-&-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday. February 14;-1987 Southern run~ past Oak .Hill l 02-81 for third straight, win By SCOTT WOLFE Sentinel Stall RACINE -Utilizing a scorch· log hot tempo, the Southern Tornadoes broke open a close game In the second period outscoring Its toe 27-llto smoke t he 0 ak HllI 0 aks, I02 ·81 , here Tuesday evening In an SVAC make-up game. The Tc;>rnadoes of Coach Howle Caldwell placed six men In double figures, led by a sparkling 26 point effort by junior guard David Amburgey . Other Torna does In the · umellght Included Eric Milliron wllh 17 Important markers, Matt Harris' 14, Shannon Rittle and Ken Turley 10, Todd Kimes 12. Oak Hill was led by Brian Howell's 21 points, whlle teammates Eric Faye and Eric Kern add ed 16 and 12 po Int s respectively. The usually high scoring Mike Hale was limited to just 9 points. Impr.eJ~s iv e from the start, the Tornadoe,s claimed a 25-21 first period lead, however, Oak Hill, who was an earlier victory over Southern was not to be denied. Southern picked up the pace In t he second can t o wlth t he app 11· calion of a full court press and potent running game. Wh,l le SHS was aII t he more 1nsp 1r ed • 0 ak Hill tired quickly and led to Its own demise . with a spree of forced B hi turnovers d t· dt e n a grea a11 -aroun earn effort annd key -floor play from Amburgey, Milliron. Harris and Kimes, Southern held a hugP 52-32 halftime advantage. A somewhat rejuvenated Oak Hill club managed to keep pace wit h SHS In the third round, ·however, the hosts stretched Its tory on the bailie of the boards as lead by seven as It went Into the Us thr ee big .men, Todd Klll'les, finale with an 83-56 advantage. David McMillin, and Ken Turley Although Oak Hill had a mild · grabbed 11. 8, and 7 caroms of1enslve outburst In the finale respectively . SHS held on for the giant vlelory Howell and Faye each had 6 and Impressive .comeback bid In .apiece for Oak Hill. the latter stages of the SVAC Southernf co mmitted 13 turnovrace. ers while orclng Oak Hill for 26. Southern hit 37-76 for 49.3 SHS collect ed 12 steals, 5 assist s, percent and canned 28 of 36 for 78 and 21 fouls, while OH had 7 percent from the line. Oak Hill steals, 5 assists, and 26 fouls. finished with 32 of 66 attempts for Coach Jay Rees' reserves won 48 percent and 17 of 27 at the foul the reserve contest 46-35 behind circles. another good team effort. Chad Southern claimed a 46-30 vic· Taylor led with 9, Ryan Evans and Shawn Diddle had 8 each, and Shane Simpson 7. Bob Ward Jed the Oaks wit h 19 and Brandon Morgan had 12 for the Oaks . Southern hosts Southwes tern Friday. Box score: ·Free-throw shooting keeps Rio in first place in .MOC; play at Walsh Saturday Staff and Wire reports OLD FORT - Clutch freethrow shooting helped Ri o Grande maintain Us lead in the Mid-Ohio Conference basketball ·race Tuesday night . The Redmen sank four char ity shots In the final 14 seconds to hold off host Tiffin in a 76-72 triumph . Ron Rill Inger' s basket with 1:53 left broke a 67-67 tie and Jimmy Kearns converted a three-point pla y to put Rio Grande up 72-67. With 14 seconds left, Tiffin was called for a technical lor calling time out when II dldn ' I have any remainIng and Mike Smith hit both fr ee throws. Three seconds later .Ray Singleton hit two more. Tiffin' s Steve Doss ended the game with his fourth thr ee-point goal. The lead changed hands 12 different times In the second hall, wllh Rio Grande pulling ahead to stay In the last five minutes . Rlllinger scored 10 of his 20 points In the closing five minutes. "We were poised down the stretch," Redmen Coach John Lawhorn said. "That was the key. We were able to get the ball Into I he paint area four limes in the last minute." Joe Verhoff l ed Rio Grande with 22 point s. Smith added 16. Skloo Sims led Tiffin with 22, Doss 18, .James Norman 16 and Tyrone '(rbovlch 13. Athens High School Class AA Boys Sectioqal Tournament UPPER BRACKET 2 WARREN LOCAL (10-7) FEB. 25, 6:00P.M. NELSONVILLE-YORK (7-10) MARCH 4. 7:30 P.M. ALEXANDER (9-8) WINNER VS. IRONTON LOWER BRACKET WINNER O.U. CONVO. FEB. 25, 8:00P.M. FEDERAL-HOCKING (7-ll) MARCH ll. 8:15 P.M. LOWER BRACKET Vernon past Ced arville. Mount Vernon had a 34-32 halftime left and stretched lt to 60-49 with 7:25 left. C'.edarville managed to cut the lead to two with 1: 31 l eft ; but could gel no closer. Cedarv ille's Mike Freeman topped all scorers with 28 points and Eddie Wakefield added 14. Mount Vernon , which announced Monday it was forleltln g all of Its earlier victories this season due to the use of an Ineligible player, Is now 1-22 overall and 1-10 In the MOC. Cedarville Is 13-9 overall and 3-8 In the MOC . AI Columbus , Doug Hoover scor ed 17 points and Steve Hawley and Bob Walters had 15 apiece to power Ohio Dominican to Its win over Urbana. Urbana got 19 points from Joe McFadden and 12 from Arledge Montgdmery. ODU Is now 5-19 overall and 4-7 In the conference and Urbana i s 10-16 overall and also 4-7 In lhe league. Rio Grande's box scor e: RIO GRANDE (76) - 37-28· 102. Score hy................... quarter"' 2! 17 31 tB--: 10% Southern oak Hlll .............. ...... 2t 11 24 25- at Reserve score- Southern 46. Oak Hill 35· I. MEIGS (17-2) FEB. 28. 6:00 P.M. BELPRE (ll-9) MARCH 7 8:00 YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING MEIGS COUNTY SINU 1868 OAK IIIli. 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IHROUGft SA ILJR Man S•blcrlpUoftl I..We Melp Count)' · 13 Weeks .. ............................... 111.29 · . 26Week.'i ....... ............................ S34.06 ''" 52 Weei<J ............................. .. ... $06.56 Oulllde Meip Counly All'lfiHISlO tnM POUCf Each ul H•e5e iltfw< l ~t>ll< l , ,_,"'~ r$ reuu"ed 10 h11 oUd •l~ lh~tl<tb' ll 'o • 11111~ '" P~<.h Kroger Sloo.-,, eu~pl as suec rtoean , riO IIH! "' lh011 art Jl "'"d o""' wr o l -" " 2$--4-1&-it. Halltlmc: 42--12. Three- point sh11to;- Rlo Grande 2-2 I Ver hoff 2l, Tiffin 4-~ (Doss I) . Rehounds- Rio Gra.ndr 2.'l (Vcrholl i) , TlfDn 23 t Trbovich !h. 1\!Uiisb--Rio Grunde 14 (RitllnK;er 4), Tiffin II t Morris- Dally .......................... .... .... .. 2S CPnls Sub!crlbcrs not d ('S\rln~ lo pay thecarrtcr may rm'lll In advance dl rl'tl lo . Norman 4·K-16; ·Trbovich &-1·13: POS'Th1ASTER: &-nd addrN;s r han·~ SUIISCRJPTION RATES See The Difference ur Cost Cutter • r1ces akel WilllamH 1-0-2; r.torrisst•y G-1 -1. TOTI\LS CONVICTION OF PERSONS WHO ROBBED MY STORE to Thl' Dally S('nt lnel. 111 Cour1 SL , Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. gt·a ndparcn i s are M elvin and Shlri<'Y Hnlstead. Po int Pleasant , W.Va. and pater nal gra n<.!· pat·onts arc Roy a nd Pat Holter, Pomero,·. Mrs. Ada l'loito't\ P o m P r o _\', i s a g r ea !· gra ndmo thPr. J.l -3; Ray more 1·0· 2. TOTALS 29- ~· 1 2- i6. TIFFIN (72) - Sims 11-t-22: Do"'s The Daily Sentinel In lund 11a ll y Prl'Ss Associat to n and t h" , Ohio N('Wi'ipapC>r Associ ation. National Advf'rlls ln ~ RPpf('SC:!Otatlv£', Bra nha,m N('\o~,.spap('r Sai('S, 73.1 Thi rd Avenu£', N(>W York. New York 10011. Alan and Ka·v Holler , Rou te :l, Pomeroy, arc announcing th e birth of a son, Ross Al an , born at the Pleasant Val ley Hospital on .Jan. 2. Th e Infant weighed eight pounds and one oun ce. Mr. and Mrs. · Holter have another son, Rcn Alan . Mat ernal St~ V.rhoU ~ 2- 0-22; $5,0PO REWARD! MPmbt•r : Un ltt.•d PrP!Ii'i l ntcor nat tonal. Halters announce birth of child · 18-0.20; Smith 4-R-16: Fogt :J-0.6; Singlet on 1 - Z. ~ ; .lafk!oion 1-1-3; K1•ar ns CINC"INNATI (UPI) - The Cincinnati Reds announced Tuesday that fref' agenl Terry Francona , 27, an outfielder a nd first baseman. will be at spring training on a trial bas is. Thr Rrds sa id that' by March 26, Francona will either be offered a contract or be free to trv out with another team. ·Francona, the son of formrr major league Tllo Francona, played for the Montreal E .xpos from 1981 through 1985 and was wiTh the Chicago Cubs l as t yea r , hiTting .2W In 86 games. ('Vf'rv afi C'rnoon, Monda~· th rcAJ~ h F ridaY. 111 Court St.. Po · m('r or. Oh io, by lhf' Ohio Vallt')' Pub· llshtnS! Com pan~· ! M u ll l m r<t l a, ln r., Pomrrov. Ohio 45769, Ph . 992·2156. Se· rond c l:is~ pns ta Rf" pa id at Pomt>roy. Oh io. . RIUin~ er Francona will try out with Reds Publl ~ hro Bradbury PTO has meeting nated at Ihe March 24--meeting: Bob Byer of the Meigs Emergency Medical Services was guest speaker. He detailed the services offen•d through the EMS, lncltidlng the action of that agency when an emergency situation arises. the various techniques used In emergencies , and the educational program of th e EMS. Room count was co nducted with the winning room being the fifth grade. a computer. Currently a contest Is going on to see whi ch homeroom turns In the most labels. A prize will be given. It was reported that Ju lia Quail!\, Jane Good, and Dottle Scarberry wer~ the winners In a recent drawing. A monlnatlng commi ttee of Donald Hanning, Dennis Hockman, Sabra Click, and Ni na Craddock was dt'Veloped to present a slate of new officers for the 1987-88 school year . New officers will be nom I· INSURANCE 111 Second Po1111roy SWISS ( USPS 14~.!80i .'\. Dl\liRion of Mulllmedla. In c. honoring the Bradbury teams on March 19 were planned at the · recent rrieetfrg of the Bradbury PTO. It was also announced that the last basketball game will be held Saturday. Sharon Stewart pre· slde'd at the meeting during which time it wa s noted that l abel s from C'ampbells and a few Several activities lneludlng a other product s are still being dance party for the fifth and six th saved wit h the redemption value graders on Valentine's Day, 7to9 to be' used in the purchase of p.m and a basketball banquet either a compu ter or software l or DOWNING CHILDS · MULLEN MUSSER FEB, 28. 8:00P.M. NEW LEXINGTON (0-17) IThe Daily Sentinei- Page~7 1 Pomeroy- Mittdleport, Ohio ' MONEY ~AVING COUPON SHERIDAN (8-9) . FEB. 24, 7:30 P.M. MILLER (3·16) Sophomore forward Gene Wll, Iiams, coming into the game with a team-high 16-point scoring aver age, was held to one point it came In the first half. Rio Grande, 24 -5 overall, holds a one-game lead over Walsh in the MOC race with a 10-11eague mark. Ti ffin is 17-10 overall and &-Sin the MOC. Rio will now travel t.o Wal sh (20-7 and 9-2) Sat urday to battle the second-place Cavaliers . Elsewhere In the M0C Tuesday night, Walsh remained in second place, slipping past Malone, 60-57; Mount Vernon Nazarene beat Cedarville, 76- 70; and Ohio Dominican defeated Urbana, 101-90. At Canton, John Young hit both ends of a one-and-one \lfith 12 seconds left to Ice Walsh's win over Malone. The two t eams were tied at 28-28 at the half the the l ead seesawed In the second halt with Walsh up 58-57 when Young wa s fouled. Keith .Troyer ' s attempt for a three,point goal In the clsoing second for M alone failed. Shawn Gamble had 16 and Allen Walker 15 for Walsh, now 20-7 overall and 9-2 In the"MOC. Malone's Rex Adams led all scorer s with 25 and Jim Widder added 14. Malone Is 14-12 overall and 7-4 in the MOC. At Mount Vernon, Tom Clark scored 21 points and Tod Morrison added 17 to lea d Mount Rawllllll, :H-6. TOTM-'1 8!1·17-81. OUTIIERN ( 102) - Shannon HS·IO; lluve ·~mbufley, t-l!-2e; RIIOe. Moll llurrio: 6-2·11; Ken Turley, '\-4-10; Todd Klm t~, Hit Dove McMillin, 2-4-8; Tim Gllhride, 0-J.O; Eric Z.ll-l; Milliron, Shown Cunningham. Jeff 1-3·17: Hoilz, o.o.o; Scou McPhull, o-o-o. 'TOTAI,S Wed1181day. February 11. 1987 ·Go Krogering 4 ROLL PACK WHITE ClOUD-WITH ·12• OFF •. '· • �. ...••.. ~ 11. 1987 . 'I • ·oy The Bend .. • .. • The Daily. Sentinel 1 EASTMAN'S••• Ohio Your Independently Owned Low Priced Supermarket Wednesday. February 11 . 1987 AM4NA .. ··· -:---:f-..;..;...-.._ _ _ _ _ __;__ _ _ _~-----.......,--------------------Pa...:ge_-s_ ·~ :In the - spotlight: • Soups By Cindy S. Oliveri County Extension Age nt Winter months are a grea t ti me to ma ke a pot of homemade soup. The aroma fills the house. a nd It 's a super way to warm up a ft er a day out In the cold. Ac tually any.tlme Is a good lime to ma ke soup, but I find myself maki ng II mor e often dur ing the colder months of the vear. This week ·In the Spotligh t takes a look at the types of soups and shares some ideas for you to try with your fa mily. ' . Ther e are three diffNent typos : • of soups. Broth Is a clear soup to which meat and vegeta bles may Homemade soup Is economical especially if you use leftover meat and vegetables. Wha t goes into a soup dPpends upon what foods you have on hand and wh at foods your fam ily likes. No food need go to waste, when there is a so up-min ded person aro und. Keep a plastic container in the frceu•r to sto re bi ts of l cf t ov~ r food for future soup - bits of cooked roast. pork , or other meats, macaroni, spaghetti , or other pasta . and odd tomatoes, vegeta bles or brot h. When the co nta iner is full, then it's ti me to make so up. Let th e contai ner thaw Jn the refrigera tor. Hea t the cont ent s and add liquid , if necessa ry. Season and serve. For the cook In a hu rry , crea m soups are an excellent -a lternative. They do best when prepared and se rved Immedi ately. When preparing crea m soup s: Hea t milk at a low tempera· ture, do not boil. Milk tha t Is heated at a high tempera tu re may for m a film on the surface. This Is from the protein coagul a\· ing. P rolonged high temJl!' ratures may also cause oil fl avors and scorching. Stir milk mixtures thickened with fl our or co rnstarch con· School chorus to perform The 6o- mcmtx>r Wahama Hig h School Choru s directed '' ·' · i\IJ hic· .Johnson will give a co m·ert • Sunday evening at 7 p.m. at the ·~ Middlepo rt First Ba pt ist Chu rc·h. ' The public is in vited. Selection s hv thr choru s whi ch performs in for mal atti re will Include "Shin<' Dow n", ·.Jubilatl' Dio", "Drl'a m On" , "E ii j<~ h Rock", a trad itional spiritua l. and "(;;rf'a t Is the Lord ." · The chorus has per formec.l in numerous churches in bo th Ohio and Wes t Virginia. did sPiect io ns on Huntio glon td ev is ion Chr ist • mas morning, and in May will be tr awling to N<•w Yor k to par tie!· pa t c in com pe t it ion. . ,.-· P OMEROY - Ret urn .Jona· : tha n Meigs Chaptrr, Da ughte rs : or the ll mcrlca n Revol ution, will . : ml'ct at 7 p.m. Thursday at the :· .M~ Igs Museum , Butt ernu t 1\v(•, • 1 Po m ~ro,· . ,\mcrica n histor)' <'S · ... ~av winnprs ami thP good ci tizrn : winner will be honon •d. .·; CHESTER - Sh a d ~ River ,· Lodge 453, F&II M. Chester, wi ll .; meet at 7:30p.m. Thursday with : · wor k to tx> In thr fellowcraft : degree. Refres hment s will be • served . ... •. FRIDAY ; .JACKSON - Buc kPye .Joi nt · :- count v Srlf.lnsura nc<' Counci l -:;ru•Pting will lx• hPid at 9 a.m . · Friday in thc dow nstairs meeting : .room of the Comfor t Inn . ;..Jackson. II br idal showrr honori ng .Julie Elber fe ld, br ldc·elcc t of Sc·o tt Dillon. was hrl d rerrntly in the social room of St. Paul Lu thera n Chu rch. B<'l'ky Smith and .Judy Elchlngrr hos ted thl' shower , Gam o•s were played and prizes awardr d to E rna line Pra tt , .lul ir Elberleld. Susie Sordcn and Lisa , Rober ts-Lrwy, , Present ing gift s were Barbara • ' and Sue Fry, Ru th Rush, Lisa ' Smith, Bec ky Smith , J udy Ei· chlngrr. .Joan n Willia ms , Ma rtha McPhai l. Carolyn Salser. Virg il and Mary Ham m, Char lotte E lbc rlrl d. Li nda and .Jeff .Iones, Edn a and Trell Sc hoenlcb, Eu · n ice Nlehm. Micklr and Diek Flck. Susie Sordr n. Susa n Huntsman. Ema· ' · line Pratt , Tim and Edle King, Jennifer and E rin Andrt'son, Michelle Schr lener, Elmora Bo· IcC', ·Bill, Rac ha el and Bill. .Jr. Downie. Mildred Fry, Jea nie Braun. Ewiyn Romine, Nant·y dcLa · ·Carmel note.r Mrs. Lula Circle l'isl tr<l at the home of Mr. and Mrs . Rober t Har den or Mor ning Star Su nda)'. • ' I 1 I I I' Mrs. Marilyn Young of Sidney spent thl' WPrkend at the home of , her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Edson ; Roush. She also \' !sited hrr mother at the Holwr Medica l tenter. Mr. and Mrs. Hayma n Rarnlt z or Pomerov called at thr home of ' ,Eunlr Br l~ker on Sunday . i\lso visiting Mrs . Brinker Su ndar was Mrs. l.ll lle Randolph or Alfred. -. F ifty-two attended Sunday schOoi at the Carmel C hu rc~ • Sunday . margarine or butter; Salt •to taste; 2 cups mashed coo)(ed vegetables, including liquid; ' I qua rt milk. Melt butter or margarine In a large heavy saucepan. Add fl our and salt, mix well. Stir un til a smooth pas te Is formed. Remove from hea t. Stir in milk gradually. Add vegetables and hea t .thoroughly. Add popper If desired. Serves 614 cup se rvings. For a cheesv variation, add I c ~p shredded cheese to the recipe. Stir and head unti l lhe cheese Is melted . Did You Know That: To get some extra calcium Int o your crea m soup, add ~ cup of dry powdered milk to the milk before adding it to the soup mi xture. PLUS TREAT YOUR - SPECIALS FRESH · FLANDERS SmY BEEF . VALENTINE to these BEEF PATTIES Ll.$199 :o~· $499 G'!2UND CHUCK LB. : ) 149 •REG . •UNSCENTED ' 1 .50 OFF LABEL 3 LBS. TIDE OR MORE 99 FAMILY SIZE . 147 OZ. BOX WHOLE FRYERS LIMIT ONE PLEASE 30¢ OFF LABEL CRISCO OIL ·$ 48 BTL. Wabama Hi~;h Schoof chom.r i\ "Because We Love You Par ty" was a nnounrrd at the recent meeti ng of th r Helpi ng Hands of the Zion Church of Chr is t to be held Sunday follow· ing church services hosted t he youth group. Plan ned duri ng the meeting wrrr Valent ine remembrances for the six woni r n and lour men at the Meigs Count y Infirmary . Kathry n Eva ns wi ll be spea ker for the Wo m!"n' s Frllows hip, Fe b. 26, at the Bradfor d Church. Also anno uned were rev iva l ser·vices to be held Apr il 24-26, with Lowell Lusby as the eva ngC' Iist. Marge Purte ll presided at the meet in g whic h opened wit h John 3, IIi in uni so n. Fo r roll ca ll members rcspo nd ~d wit h a scrip· Si\TURDt\Y POMEROY - Pomcro.v Ar·ra Charnbrr or Co rn merT<' is span· sor in g thr Bend llrra Miss Sw('(•t hrarr Pagrant Saturday at Pomcro)' \ 'i llage Hall audito· rium . i\ges 3-4 an d 5-li from .) to:, p.m.; i\gcs ? · ~an d 10·1.1 from fj to R p.m. Registra tion is $10 at the door. HMtH ISONV ILL F: - The an· nual ins pect io n will he held when Har riso nvi lle Lodgr 411. F&IIM. meet s ''' 7; :10 p. m. Sa turda1· a t the tcmplr. P lans lor the annua l blur and go ld ba nque t to be held Feb. 19 at th•• ·Senior Ci tizens Center were made when Po meroy Pack 249 met at the Pomrroy Elementa ry Schoo l. T he distr ict mr<'li ng to be held on March 21 wit h a boat derby was noted, and 'a fund rais ing project disc ussed. II ga me of dart baseba ll was played. The group rcp!'a ted the cub scout motto to close the m<'eting. ll,\ LD KNOB - i\ hymn sing will hr hrld at thr F rer <lom Gospel Missio n Chu rch at Ra id Knob at 7; :UJ J>.m. Sa turday wi th Da n Hayman and ihc Fa ith Trio to be fea tu red . va l and Jpanle, .Janice Rcut Pr. Rhonda Davis . .Ja ne Wise, Lil lia n Moorr, Lisa Robcrts ·Lrwy, Lor· ena i\ rnold. Lor i E lio t. Don na Johnso n, Elea nor Lawso n. Susa n ture verse using the wo rd. "lovr," Devotions were given and included poems appropriate to the month of February. Susann e WarnPr read, "God's Cr ea ti on "; Id a Mu r ph y, " Love" ; Vlr lgnla Wyatt, '.'L~­ gend of Va lentines"; Mrs. Purtell, · "Va lentine's Day''; and K at hr y n .J o hn so n, " Was hington." Mrs. Purtl•ll th" nkt•d those who served thC' men's fl'ilows hi p 'iast month. At the March 5 meeting at I p.m at th church, more quilt s ' will be ti ed. Devotio ns wil l be by Helen E blin and th r script u r~ word will be 'comfort. " Foll owing the prayer. the mem bers worked on qu ilts. Attend ing bes ides those named were Ca r r ie Wears and Thelma Giles. MIXED t27 One CARAT ot doamonds ~~ 54991 Aetail'899 FRESH . ~~E '299 ~Retai l '499 LB. ~~E '1491 Aetail 1299 lEAN Pork Shoulder Roast ~~EE '2991 c11111,_._ 4 oa.................... nc FIMol - · 4 oa .................. asc N11t~neg, 4 01 ............. ......... f1 .23 C..ny J'owdtr, 4z ....... .............. U a...,. Mloe, 4 oa ... ..... .. ................ f1 .M lrown 21 ............ ..... e1 .M Onlaft lelta. 4 u ........ .... ..... t1 .U Pocudc:d lug•. Zlr ....... ....... e1 .01 Qloogor, 4 or ... .1.. ...................100 l'1o CNIIIIia ...................... 11 .It OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS 614 EAST MAIN ~ · POMEROY • 892-8810 W.Acetp! Food Slempo 't::=======::t''' 69 $$ 49 oz. 12 CAN SCT. PKG. RED RIPE PACKAGED Chuck Roast Tomatoes 49. Retaot 1499 CROSSOVER BAND Ingels Furniture & Jewel~y FEB. 6, 7 & 13, 14 I 011 N. 2nd 992-21135 Middleport Cover Chonge-Must Be 21 Spaghetti Sauce and or *a •Pioin · ··With Meat • tnner or Spa hetti 2 LB. PKG. 7 OZ. BOX ' Raisin Bran Cereal' ., ' We have a nice selection of candy moking supplies and chocolate for Valentine's Day crwm of,.,..,, • oa .............. l?c •. BONELESS $ 5844 tfl CARATol diamonds .NAUTRE'S BEST Boneless Orange Juice Bread Dough Tavern Hams LB • S9995 8.S OZ. BOX FOODLAND FROZEN • $ STARTING AT •• ASST. VARIETIES' Just Ouhidt Pomeroy ·$ Onion PowdM, .. 01 ..... ........... 100 59( Quarters . . . . . . . . . . t25 114 CARAT or diamonds Rt. 7 & 143 ...---------------- ----------1 Cinnamon Slidls. 'oz . ........... 78C CinntmOft, . 01 . ........... .. ... ... .. 38C Clovll . • 01. .......... ............. 11 .44 Ctovoo, 4 ot ... ..... ...... 11.27 Q - AI lploo .................... 140 Wllolt AI Spice, 4 or .............. 36C Ball, 4 o1 ............. ... .. .. .......... 24C Cho'ptd Onlont ..................... IOC: ..., u.v • . 4 oa ...... ........... .. ... .IC c.-,.IHd •. • oa ............... .....c CNry lett, 4 oa ... ... .... ... ........ I3C Ground M~ttt•d . • o1 .... ... ... ... Me Mu- · 4 01 ... .. .......... Ito Whole ._. Pepper, 4 oa ........ I3C Qmd. ll.... , . . _, 4 oa ..... t1 .33 Fryer Parts CHICKEN 126 tr.> CARAT ol diamonds MIZWAY TAVERN Salser, Gloria Man uel. Pam Ri !lle, Sharon Neut-zll ng. Nancv . Clark , Dottle Haw kins. Bettv Shelt on, Geneieve Swartz, and D!'bble Shelt on. Cn~1hed Atd ,./:,~. 4 Oz ....... 44C Ground Cumin , 4 01.... , 1.20 Paprilla. 4 01: .... ........ .. ...... .... .. IIC Orepno. 4 u. .. ............. .... ~.- 23C Po..., ........ 4 Dl ... ... ..... ..... 420 Pldlttna &oleo. 4 or . ... ....... .... .110 Pu.......n P1o lploo, 4or .......... .I8C Poultry . .- .. 4 oa . ........ .460 Ground ..... 4 01 .................. 400 hMOnlnl t.lt. 4 oa........ ...... .110 "Fenner lrown" , 4 01 ... ...... 11 .11 ....... INd. 4 01 . .. .............. 32C: C.r•w-r lhed. 4 aa ................ 31C Thym~~ Lt..,., • a1 ..... ...... ... .. 210 lmlt . .._, IIIL 4 or ............. 420 GtrUo lelt, 4 01 ....... .. ............ 110 O.rllo · 4 oa ..... ... ..... 11 .02 a..rJQriM I.Mvll, 4 OJ ... ......... 200 011 IMd•. 4 or ............... ....... 320 oz . Cake Mixes HOLLY fARMS Plans made for Blue & Gold lli\l' INE - i\ public va lent into dance will hP held Sat urday at the Racine Amer ica n Legion Pos t Home by the pos t. Adm is· sion is $5 a s in gl<" anti $10 a co upll'. ThOSl' attending arc also to take a covered dish with the post to prov id e mc;r t. 89 Duncan Hines Helping Hands group meets :~Bridal shower given for Meigs woman .. • . stantly to prevent Jumping. Acids such as tomatoes or lemon juice can ca use hot mil k to curdle. Wilen mak ing a to mato soup, thicken the milk first and then add the tomato juice shortly before serving. Anoth er option Is to make the th ickened tomato sauce and add It to the hot mil k before serving. Calorie counters ca n cut down the calories in crea m soup by using skim milk. Cream soups can be livened up with leftover mashed pota toes. or a dab of macaroni and cheese. You mi ght even try a dding~ cup of Insta nt mas hed potato fl akes. For a quick and easy soup try this basic creamy vegeta ble soup. •;. cup flou r; Y. cup SEE STORE FOR DETAILS FRESH Calendar/ happenings THURSDAY • PO MEROY - Rock Sprin gs ; Grange will mrt•t at 7:30 p.m. • Thursday. • . ; POME ROY - Preceptor Brt a ; Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi :· Sor ority wi ll have a soup suppN • Thursday , starting 5::\0 p. m .. at : Grace Episcopal Chu rc h pa rish : house. MICROWAVE wintertime's favorite family meal be added. An exampl~ of this Is chickrn broth . or fre nch onion so up. Thr second type of soup is a erPo m so up such as rrt'a m of broccoli or crea m of chicken. The third type is a chowder. This type of soup is hear ty wit h chu nks of meat s and vei(ctables. One of th.e favori tes at our house Is New E ngla nd clam chowder. I usually try to put seve ral packages of clams in the freezer aft er a visit to New England, so that clam chowder ca n be on the menu long afte r we ret urn fro m ou r trip. Oth er examples ol· a chowder Includ e a chi ll or chunk y vegeta ble soup. RE WIN A 20 oz. 49 8 OZ. CAN .• At City 1;-oan Bank, we tell you right up front how low your monthly payments will be. And along with your low payments, we give you plenty AMOUNT TERM ~z.~ of time to repay, and · $3,000 48 month J 97.64' we don't ask $4,000 48 month $130.19' for one bit 15•000 48 month 5157 ·26'' of collateral. $6,000 48 month $188.72" We 'll Other amounrs ond terms oltomiloblt. even take That's the .way we are at C ity Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talking. So call C ity Loan Bank. G et the money you need · ' today, without getting payments you' ll regrei .· tomorrow your application right over the phone. And give you an answer fast, ustially in just 24 hours. !Ill<- Pomeroy: I Gl LfNOI .. . . a Commerclid Credlr Com~ny Member FDIC "23. 9"'ff Annual Ptrtcntqc Rice "21. ~Annual ll6 E. Main St., 992-217L ' Speolel Thlt Week.. .. POWDERED SUGAI 2 • · 95< ·, -- .... ~-.~ - --- --·- .. ·- -· ' ~ L ; �.. ~ ..., ' :Paue-1 0- The Daily Sentinel :!:;. . ~. 1 :; Wednesday, February 11, 1987 Bus•van ,crash Local Briefs:--.. rcontlnued from Page li (;' ~:Li_ttle releases January figures ;:~ . s·:~· t~:~ ,acci~E'nts Middleport pollee madP 50 arres ts and investigated nine In January, according to the monthly report of Paller • ·• ~ .Chief Sid Little. Vehicles of trhe dl'partment were driven 5,350 : ~ :•mues d\lrlng the month and parking meter collections totaled ; :~ ~:$1164..50. There were .518 parking tickets written and merchant :, · ~ pollee cOllections totaled $42. . . Department records 37 calLs The Middleport Fire Departmen t answered 37 ca lls during January; nine fire calls and 28 emergency runs, Fire Chief .Jeff Darst reports. All vehicles were driven 1,219 miles. Village junds total $363,772.48 All Middleport Village funds tota led $:163,772.48 as of .Jan . ;11. Clerk-Treasurer .Jon Buck reports. RE'celpts and di sbursement s for each fund during the month and the balance of each, include: gener al. $1!;,694.85, $22.297.81'\, $35,264.91; street mainlenapce, $2,550.4:!. $1,66!1.64, $1,706.95: revenue sharing: no receipt s. no disbursement s, $412.:11: fire equipment , $1,17!i, $297.6.'i, $!,517.52; firE' truck, no receipts, no disbursements, $9,019. 72; public rransportation, $6,081.84, $8,742.93, $20,546.20 defici t; economic development, $1, 712.4S, $709.16, $10,577.52; sanitary sewer escrow, no receipts, no disbursements, $JOR,217.29; fire house improvement, $4.70, no dlsburs<>mPnls, $43,899.18; water rank, no receipt s, no disbursements, $125,977.!;8; water, $9,768.85, $8,186.05; $10,189.21: sa nitary sew0r , $7,349.89, $5,459. 72, $23,657.6.1: swimming pool, no receipts, S20.21, $729.88: crmet<>ry, $994.49, $1,083.62, $473.42; wat er meter trusts, S575, $165, $12.675.56. Receipts for the month totaled $45,907.50 whil e expenditures amounted to $48.731.86. Library to mail books Feb. 16 The Meigs County Public Library announces that the maifing ,: of thr 1986-R7 annual books-by-mall catalog to households along • rural routes In ChE's ler. Hemlock Grove, Langsville and Long Bottom in Meigs County wilt take place during the week of Feb. . 16. · The annual ca talog contains 800 rilles of both popular fiction and Interes ting non-fiction books for adults and children. These can be borrowed by se ndl~g in the postcard attached to the catalog. Books from old ca talogs may be ordered at the same time. The only cos t Is the firstl4 cent postcard. Books-by-mall . pays all postage both ways on the books themselves. Books·by·mall Is a sPrvlce provided by the Meigs County . _; Public Library under a contract with I he Ohio Valley Area . _Libraries In W.eilston . The program is supported by Federal , • Llbrilt)' Services and Construct Act Til Jp I funds granted by the State Library of Ohio. Student's name omitted The First Baptist -Ohio VaiiPy Christian School reports that it erronrou slv omitted the name of Brett Wilt, twelfth grade. from the third six weeks honor roll and the semester honor roll. Last day set to apply for HEAP - Friday, Feb. 13 is the last day to apply for the Home Energy Assistance Program. HEAP is a federally-funded program designed to help eli~lble Ohioans meet the rising costs of home healing this winter. To be eligible for thP program , the tota l hou sehold Income must be iPss than !50 percent of the federal Income poverty guidelines · for 1986 and 1987. H0lp. Is avallabiP for the emergency hea ting assistance progr ~m to assist households which have r eceived a final disconnection nbotlce, a gas or el£>ctric sE'rvice disconnection or have l£>s s than a 10-day supply of bulk fuel : A onelim£> payment of up to $200 cam be made for eligiblE' applicants one lime per winter heating season. For more , Information, rail Gallia·Meigs Community Action AgE'nC)' at " 4~6-0611 or 367· n41 In Ga llla Counly or 992·5605 or 992-6629 in Meigs Counr.v. , Middleport court fine.~ 8 people ' Seven defendants forfeited bonds and eight others were fined in the court of MlddiE"port Mayor Fred·Hoffman Tuesday night . Forfeiting bonds were Kevin G. Stewart, Athens, $400, driving whll£> Intoxicated; $100, open co ntainer, and $50, expired • operator's license: John Sturgron, Gallipolis Ferry, W.Va., · ·• $450, driving while intoxicated; Janice Gieseklng, Middleport, $50, expired tags: David A. Lewis, Pomeroy, $50, traffic ligh.t violation: Donnie Stone, Middleport, $150, driving under · suspension: Richard Fr iley , Pomeroy, $100, disorderly ~ manner , and Charles Canter, Syracuse, $225, assault . Fined were Ellis S. Clonch, Middleport, $425 and costs and · three days in jail, driving while Intoxicated; Mark Tyree , . Mlddleparl; Tammy Zedeker, Bellefontaine; Phillip Zl!deker, Bellefontaine; Rod Ebersbach, Middleport; Dewayne Fisher, Mlddl<>port: Frank K. Varian, Middleport , $25 and costs each, all on disorderly manner charges; Jack Adams, Ra cine, $25, failure to stop for a Sl'hool bu s. Mayors court issues 7 fines Seven defendants were fined in the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard D. Seyler Tuesday night. . · TheY are Robin Slater, Route 1, Dexter, $50 and cos ts, expired ~ plates; GrE'g Davis, Long Bortom, $47 and costs, speeding, and _ $100 and costs, fleeing 'an officer: Jimmy Buchanan, Long · Bottom, $25 and cos ts, no insurance, and $25 and costs, expired • plates; Linda Breeding, Middleport , $46 and costs, speeding; .• Timothy Faulk, Middleport, $47 and costs, speeding; Elsie Staats, Racine, $43 and costs, failure to yield the right of way; . , Ramona Glover, Point Pleasant, $45 and costs, speeding . . TwE'Iv e others forfeited bonds and they are Roy Showalter, Rutland, $43, assured clear distance; Dwight Sturgron, : Middleport, $46; Denise Miller, Portland, $46; Debora Musser , • Rutland, $46; Mary Floyd, Ga llipolis , $48; Judith Dixon, , Pomeroy, $46; Earl D. Wellman, Huntington, W.Va., $44: Rebecca Colter ill, Pomeroy, $44; Btenda Hamm, Point ,'. ·Pleas~nt , W.Va .. $44; Michael McDaniel, · Rutland , $47, all .; . posted on speeding charges; Judy Spencer, Racine, $46, failure to yield: Donald Fry, Pomeroy, $43, failure to yield. Ohio Power to reduce base rates · COLUMBUS (UP! I - The Public Utilities Commission of ·:, • Ohio has authorized the Ohio Power Co. to reduce its base rates ' • by $7.1 million, resulting in a savings of $6 annually for the ·' rompany's average customer . . The lower rates ar E' the result of changes In corporate tax ·rates stemming from the Tax Reform Act of 1986. "The commiss ion is pleased to sec that Ohio Power is Incorporating the changes In federal tax rates, thus passing 'sav ings on to their customers," said PUCO Chairman Thomas Chema. " We are eager to see similar efforts from other Ohio · utilities." Perl Wallace member of the Order of the Eastern Star and .the White Shrine of Jerusalem . . Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Wallace, Middleport, were called to Bev- · erly by the unexpl'cted death of his ororher, Pert Wallace, for·· merly of Middleport. Services were held at the StonE' and Mathf'ny Funeral Home inChes· terhlll and burial was In the Stockport Cemetery. Surviving are her husband, Laing J. Strcing, whom she married on Apri17, 1926.1n Meigs County; one daughter, Eileen Carter, Gallipolis; two sisters, Hazel Grate, Pomeroy, andMyr· tie Gardner,. Rutland; and two grandchildren. She was pr-eceded In deat h by two brothPrs, Harold Gardner and Earl GardnPr. Services will be Friday at I p.m. In the Willis Funeral Hom e, with the 'Rev. James Lusher officiating. Burial will bE' In Ohio Valley M e mory Gardens .· FriE"nds may call at the funeral home Thursday from 6-9 p.m. In lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the Faith Baptist Church building fund. Helen W. Strong H<>lrn W. Strong, 79, Rt. 3, Ga llipolis, died Tuesday in HolzPr Medical CPnter. She was retired from Gallipolis Stat<' Instit ute in 1966. Born Oct . 6, 1907, In Meigs Countv, she was the daughter of the 1i11e Frank and Barbara Folden GardnE'r. Sh<' was a member of Faith Baptist Church andwas a !iO·yi'ar Oscar nominations issued HOLLYWOOD (UPII - The Vietnam War epic "Platoon" and "A Room With a View, " a Victorian co medy -drama, rE'· ceived eight Oscar nominations each, including best picture, to lea d the field in the 59th Academy Award nominations announced today. ''Hoosiers. ·· Best supporting actress noml· nations went to Tess Harper for "Crimes of the Heart ," Piper Laurie of "Children of a. Lesser God," Mary Elizabeth Mastrlan· tonlo from "Color of Money," Maggie Smith of "A Room with a View" and Dianne Wiest for "Hannah and Her Sisters." Also nominated for best pic· lure of 1986 were "Children of a Lesser God," "Hannah and Her Sisters" and "The Mission." Nominat ed for best director were David Lynch for "Blue Velvel," Woody Allen for "Han· nah and Her Sisters," Roland Joffe for "The Mission," Oliver Stone for "Platoon" and James Ivory for "A Room with a View." The nominations for best for· eign language film of the year were "ThE' Assault" fro m The Netherlands, "Betty Blue" from France, "The Decline of lhi' American Empire" from Ca n· ada; "My Sweet Little Village" from Czechoslovakia and "38" from Austria . Newman's nomination was his seventh but he has never won an Oscar. He did , however, receive an honorary Academy Award last year. It was also the seventh nomina· tion for Fonda, who won for "Klute" In 1971 and "Coming Home" in 1978. Another victory would allow her to join Katharine Hepburn as the only actresses to win three Oscars. Hurt would make it two consec· utlve Oscars should he win, having won last year for "Kiss of the Spider Woman. " Spacek was vot ed four pre· vlous nominations and won the Oscar In 1980 for "Coal Miner's Daughter." The best original song nomi· nees are "Glory Of Love" from "The KaratP Kid II," "Life In A Looking Glass" from " That's Ll fe," "Mean Green Mot her From Outer Space" from " Little Shop of Horrors," "Somewhere Out TherE'" from " An American Tal~" and "Take My Breath Away" from "Top Gun." Nominated for best actor were jazz saxophonist Dexter Gordon for his acting debut In "'Round Midnight," Bob Hoskins for "Mona Li sa," William Hurt in "Children of a Lesser God." Paul Newman for "Color of Money" a nd .J ames Wood s for "Salvador." Best actrcss nomlnPes wpre Jane Fonda for " The Morning After." Mar lee Matlin from "Children of a Lesser ·God," Sissy Spa cek fpr "Crimes of thE' Heart." . Kathleen Turner in "Peggy Sue Got Married" and Sigourney Weaver for "A liens." For best supporting actor the nominees were Tom Berenger and Willen\ Dafoe from " Pia· roon," Michael Caineof"Hannah and Her Sisters," Den holm Ell I· ott from "A Room with a View," and Dennis Hopper for Tourney Saturday The Tri-Valley Conferpncr wri'slllng championship will be held Saturday at Meigs Hi gh School. There will be 195 match es during the tournament as each team will wrestle every other team. The first round of matches begins at 10 a.m. Tournament action should end around 6 p.m. Dance scheduled Meigs' County Senior Citizens Dance Club Is sponsoring a dance this ·saturday at the center on Mulberry Heights, with music by the StrlngdustE'rs from 8 to 11 p.m. Admission $1.50 per person. Bring snacks for r efreshment table. CHAIRPERSON SPEAKS - Clergy Week Chairperson of the Meigs Clvltan Club Sue Malson presided at the dinner m eeting to honor area ministers. Club honors area clergy The Big Bend Clvitan Club presented certifica tes of appreci· arion to area clergy during a dinner held at the Meigs High School to emphasize February as "Clergy Appreciation Week." The program was co-hosted by Wahama High Sch9ol and Meigs High School Junior Clvitan Clubs. The dinner is an annual obser vance held by Civitans through· out the United Stares and it the third one held by the Meigs Club which has only been charter ed for three years. Presiding at the local dinner and pr0senting the certificat es to the area minister s were Sue Malson, Clergy Week chairperson, and Tracy McKin· ney, Meigs High Junior Civitan president. · Shinn, 13, and David Eberl, 13. and Ju lie Martin, 13. all of Gallipolis Ferry. Burns said both Mr. and Mrs . Slas· suffered massive chest injuries · and Melvin Slas al so suffered head injuries . The bodies were removed to the McGhee-Handley Funeral Home in Hamlin, W.Va. Details of the accident are sketchy, but a Mason County sheriff's deputy sa id the driver of th~ schoolbus ,' northbound on 2, apparently did not see the oncoming stationwagon. Tire bus was turning left onto Modock Road at the entrance to Beale Elementary School when thr.. co llision occurred, the depu ty said. The sta tio n wagon was appar ently traveling at a ra te of speed from 55 to 60 mph, he said, adding tha t the speed limit In front of Beale School is 15 mph at that time of day. Both the station wagon and the bus, a 1986 Int ernational, wer e estimated to be a total loss, according to I hi' sheriff's depar tment report. 1 TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. Until NOON SATURDAY ClOSED SUND.A POLICI.ES •Ads outalde ·Meigt. Gallia or Maaon counties mutt be pre· paid. :Receive $,60_ discount for edt paid in advance. F~ ada - G1vaaway and Found tdl under 16 words will be IACKSON PfKf -RT. 35 WEST Pl1ono 446·4524 BARGAIN lti.T!NEES SAl11Rti.IY l SUNDAY • ALL SEATS $2.50 DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 2 ,00 P.M. MONDAY - 2'00 PM . TUESDAY - 2'00 PM . WEDNESDAY - 2'00 PM . THURSDAY - 2'00 P.M. FRIDAY !DMISSION EVERY l1JESo.IY Sz .50 DR-63). The loot known ad· droa ofllrry Roger Love was Box 31466 Bowles Road, Dextot, Ohio .45726 end that his addreu it currently un. known. The plaintiff ...,ks a divorce, cuotody of Suson EMS records seven runs 'The!IUCC<SS. S!OD BYID A-~ loy"""' RoO.. RJVER'IIIb!.Mx P.H, DAILY . .M eigs County Emer gency Med ical Services reports srvcn ca lls Tuesday. Pomeroy at 6:15a .m. to Ohio 7 for CHarles Griffith to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains all: 36 p.m. transported Kenneth · Rll ch ie to Ca mden-Clark Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 2:10 p.m. to Cole Street for Alfred Birchfield lo Veterans Memor ial Hospital ; Middleport at 3:.34 p.m. to a brush fire on Jesse Creek Road; Pomeroy was called to assist at :1:50 p.m.; Firemen were on the scene unlil 7: 17 p.m.; Pomeroy at 10:55 p.m. to Lincoln Hill for Patricia Stanley to VE'Ierans Memorial Hospital ; Raci ne atll: 22 p.m. to Pomeroy Health Ca r e Center for Dale Roush to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Love, an award of the real estate, and a fair division of of and auignmen1 of - · llrry Roger Lova io r• qui,_ to answer the com· plaint within 28 dayo aftor the laot porblication, by 181Vice of pn>per1y an anawer upon the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Cletlc. 11) 2T . 28; 121 4, 11 . 18, 26 6tc Lena K. Nnaelrood. Clerk 1214, 11,18·3tc Veterans Memorial Tuesdav Admissions - Bel'lha Robinson: Pomeroy; Marv Vall, Syracuse; Ruby Frick, Pome· roy; Michael Hewitt , Pomeroy; Audrey · McQuaid , Pomeroy: Mary Page, Langsville; Beulah Ransom, Racine. Tuesday Discharges - Elvira Barr, Minter Scharti14er. I MUS girls play last game tonight Name omitted The name offlrst gradestudent Rainy Walk er was unlntentlonally omitted from Pomeroy Ele· mentary's School's third six weeks honor roll . ' Fire destroys Syracuse mobile home The trailer home of the Ray mond Ca nter family was des· troyed by fire early Wednesday morning. ThE' Syracuse Fire Depart· ment was called to the Canter home, on Ohio 124 at Maplewood Lake, at 4:08a.m. this morning. Racine Fire Department was called to assist at 4: 18 and at 5: 29, Syracuse EMS tran sported Can· ter to Veterans Me!Jlorial Hospi· tal for smolie Inhalation .. Syracuse Fire Chief Kenneth Jacks reports that the trailer was "pretty well destroyed" al· though some contents Inside the trailer may be , salvaga'ble. Origin of the fire and monetary losses have not been determined. • ~· llail The Daily Sentinel 62-111 Nottilem Blvd., Wootlsklf, NY I 1377. Prill Name, Address, Zf!l, Slzt, Paltem Number. . • Erosion problem !Continued from Page 11 elates the corps' preliminary . stage," he added, and suggested study. that local businessmen, their According to corps' findings, employees, and community lead· most of the sections should be ers, write of the problem to state repalrE"d in 1987-1988, but and federal representatives. "there's no way the village can afford to pay the costs," said Reed. And although U.S. Rep. Clarence Miller and Stare Rep. South Central Ohio Jolynn Boster have been rooper· Partly cloudy tonight, with a ' atiVf when contacted by Reed, low near 30. Mostly cloudy th£>y have not had any sugges· Thursday, with l!lghs between 45 1 lions where money might be and 50. obtained. The probability of precipitation Is near zero through · Reed said Boster Is arranging a meeting with ODOT to discuss · Thursday. Winds will be from the south the problem, and Kim Shields, near 10 mph tonlghl. director of development lor Ohio Exlended Forecast Meigs County, Is looking Into FrldfiY lhroup Sunday funding posslblitles. Fait Friday, with a chance ot He said that If the road goes tn· rain or snow Saturday ahd the rive~. then money would be Sunday. Highs mostly will be available, "but I'd like to see the between 40 and 45 each day, with overnight lows generally beproblems headed ott." . "We're at the letter writing tween 25 and 30. 182-M~d- 171-Pt. PI-om ••.....eMit• FREE OFFER 3 CraH Books (value $8.65) when you order one ol the $2.95 books fisted below. , 1t 1-Ha~n Crochet 1t5-Easy Alpjlle Ctochet 117-Art of Needlepoint 135-0olls and Clothes Alld $1 .05 lo< poo~Hng. NOTICE TO BIDDERS ternate proposals as may promote the best interest of the State . As provided in Section Sealed proposals will be re-ceived at the: DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1856 FOUNTAIN SQUARE - SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS, OHIO 4~~24 unlil March 6. 1987 at 2:00 123.T61 of tho Ohio Re· vised Code and Administra- tive Rule 123,2-15-02 of the Department of Administrative Services. the CON · TRACTOR shall make every effort to ensure that certified minority busine ss subcontractors and material men participate in the c on · tract . The total value of sub contracts awarded to and materials and services purchased from minority bu1inesses shall be as set fonh in the speficiations. p.m. Eastern Standard Time and opened t hereaher for furnishing the materials and performing the labor for the execution and construction of: ; UTILE LEADING CREEK It RECLAMATION PROJECT MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG·Sc-2 in accordance with the plans and specifications prepared by bruarv 11 and 18, 1987. RECOMMENDED: LARRYW. MAMONE, Chief · Divison of Reclamation Date' 2/ 3/ 87 APPROVED: JOSEPH J. SOMMER. Displacement · Ether Cold fler with Rain Cap . COMPRESSOR : of tho Ohio Revised Code. CONTRACTORS ARE AD· VISED THAT IN ACCOR· DANCE WITH THE PROVl· SIONS OF THE JANUARY 27, 1972 EXECUTIVE OR· DERBY THE' GOVERNOR OF OHIO AND AMENDED EX· ECUTIVE ORDER 84-9, FE· BRUARV 16, 1984, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUN· tTY CONDmONS ARE AP· PUCABLE TO THIS BID. WAGE RATES ESTAB· USHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1613.18 AND 1513.37 OF THE RE· VISED CODE ARE ALSO AP· PUCABLE. RPM With 121 3/ 4 Service Valves . Automatic shutDown for High Compressor Air Discharge Temperature · Fuel Tank (20) Gallons or More - Lockable. Side Panels · Hourmeter · Fuel level Gauge - Enfline Water Tam - Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate LJ:! IEAlltll 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1-(614)·992-332& Bids are sealed and addrnsed to' DEPARTMENT OF NA· TURAL RESOURCES. DIVI· SION OF RECLAMATION. 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, BUILDING H, ·SECOND FLOoR. COLUMBUS. OHIO 43224. No bidder may with· NEW LISTING - 40 acres, more or less, 9 rm . home, lree gas, mineralsand bldgs. on good country road. Ask· ing $43,000 HANDYMAN - Well buill 8 rm . home with carpeting, gas FA furnace, shop, 2 baths, fam ily rm . and 4 BRs. Olfer in,ited. $18.000. 43 ACRES - laysvery well in Orange Township. 9 rm. !a rm home. furnace. bam & bldgs. $45,000. RACINE - Lot, 12x50 trailer, 2 BRs, gas lutnace and sundeck. Just $8.000. POMEROY - Hot watet heat 3 BRs, den, 2 ~ bath~ carpet· ing, oak ftoors, range &relri· gerator. As~ng $28,000. PORTLAND - Lot 206x206.2, old 6 rm. one ftoo- home. Drilled well & bldgs $11,CKXl. REEOSVILEL- 21ots, 6 rm. home, bath, tap water plus trailer setup. $16,000, RUTLAND - 2 lots, 2 apts. near the post office, bank & stores. Just $25,000. HAVE A SELLING PROBLEM I CAll 992·3325 draw his bid within aixty (601 days after the actual date of tho opening thoraof. The director of N1tural Resource• reurves the right to reject any or all bidl, or to accept the bid which om· The quick, easy way ·to colorful. decorating schemes without objectionable paint odors. For all interior walls. Washable. PICKENS: HAIDWARE ' Single Stage Oil Flooded Rotary Screw 175 CFM @ 2400 Our Finest I 71 - Camplng Equlpmant 71- Camp. . • Motor Hom11 Si t VIII:; 1 111.1111 21-1"'"'•• r,d a_... nit\' 22-Monor 10 Lo., Public Notice perature Oil Pressure switch Switc h .- Engine Sound Attentuation 76 dba 7 Meters from Enclosure. Offered As Trede·ln' Coun· ~~i~~~~ ~~~::.1nbids with or Best Warranty Possible Each bid m"sr contain the full name of every person or , Hott .11HI I Hl: ,Hlqu,tt li'r ', 1 ' r.::==B=::;ru;::s=i=n=e=s~s;nS=e=r=v=i=c=1!et=S==:::;' MJLLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL · 614-992-3023 GUN SHOOT BOGGS 100 ft. X 100 ft. RACINE FIRE DEPT. Hartinger Parkway Bashan Building SALES & SERVIC. U. S. RT. SO EAST ~ GUYSVILLE, OHIO '. FOR SALE company interested in the EVERY same, and tha bid must be Middleport bond in lhe sum of 5100.00 Zone- Commercial accompanied by a check or to the satisfa ction of the Vii-, Iagle Council as a guaranty that if tho bid is accepted. contract will be entered into and its perlormance prop· erly secured . These checks or bonds will be returned at once to all ex · cepl the succeuful bidder. His c hecks or bond will be held until the contract or bid is properly executed by him. Bidder to submit detailed specifications of equipmenl offered . The right is reserved by Council to reject any or all bids . nel , Pomeroy, Ohio on Fe- site. ·Copies of the plans . speciDirector fications and proposal forms Department of will be forwarded from the Natural Resources Divlson of Reclamation, Department of Natural Re - Date: 2/ 3/ 87 (2)11 .. 182tc sources. upon receipt of a check in the amount of Public Notice $14.00 made payable to the Department of Natural Resources . These may also be PUBLIC NOTICE purchased with cash in the LEGAL NOTICE exact amount. Plans and SPECIFICATIONS specifications become the Sealed bids will be re· propeny of the prospective ceived in the office of the vilbidders and no refunds wilt lage Clerk. Pomeroy, Ohio be made . Additional infor- until 12 o'clock noon on mation may be obtained Fob. 18, 1987. from the Division of Recla1. For the purchase by the mation , Departmeni of Na- Village of Pomeroy a 111 now tural Resources , 1856 Portable Air Compressor 176 Fountain Square. Building CFM with minimum apecifiH. Secood Floor. Columbus. catlons as fOllows: Wtht TtrrCKI, Pomtray, Ollia ' l«gt lot, full ba-t~ - S16,500.00 773-MMOn •2-NIW' Hevtn 111-Lollrt 13'1- lutlolo CONTRACTORS REQUIR· lNG ASSISTANCE IN SE· CURING BIDS FROM CERTI· FIEO MBE SUBCONTRAC· TORS AND SUPPLIERS MAY CONTACT THE STATE EQUAL EMPLOYMENT CO· ORDINATOR BY . CALLING (614) 466·8360 OR THE Ml· NORITY BUSINESS DEVEL· OPMENT DIVISION BY CAL· LING (6141 486 -6700 OR TOLL FREE ON 1·800-282· t21 4, 11 21c 1095. APPROVED FOR PUBLI· Public Notice CATION IN Tha Daily Santi· 1- - - - -- - - - PATTERNS IIDIOOM HOUSE, 41- 1 - to. A.,l 41 - Wiftted to "'"' 41-E.-Ip...nt *'r .. .,.., 41--forL. . . ' Public Notice Public Notice CRAFTS 3 171-Apple Grove 143-PDrtlend 2•1- LAtert hHa loti-A.m. 742 - Autl.. d 74-Motoroycl• 71- loett • Motott for l1tt 71-A~o~to Ptrta • Accettorl• n-A~o~to ,.., ... 41- f ....ilt.t ..., . 23-Pn>--11 ...... braces such combination al- MASON, WV. .. 411- IAon Pbn'llroy • 7 1 -AIIIOt fOf' I tit n - Tnu:ILt for Salt 73- Ytnl • 4W0"1 "'"t 11-MitOIIIMMMI• . 11- Wiftted To Da 817 -Coalvill• Ohio weather I 441-0ttttpol~ 371- Walnut RANTV. meeting the requirements of Section 153.64 gallon Maaan Co., WV A,..COdo304 paniod by a BID GUA· Weather Starting Aid • Muf- $13~5 41-Hou . . ilr Aant 14- 1 - - T-lng 15-lclloolo a lnol!uatlon 11- Aodto. TV a Cl Aop* ArH Code 114 Ohio 43224. (Phone ' (614) ENGINE: Diesel 3 Cylinder 266·1068) . · Air Cooled 173 Cubi c Inch 57)-Cotor or embroider adorable little animal designs on (35" • 46") baby quilt. Twelve motifs, transfers and directions are included. Each pattern $3.25 plus 75e postage/handling. (N.Y.I!Sdents add sa~s lax.) Send to: • -alld • f•rtUIIer 42- Moblle Ho.._ *-r 43-ftmw fltr ,..,, 44-APiftfiWII for Rent 12- llluotod w..tod 13-lneurenoe Molgo County 143-Aroblo Dlot. Each bid must be accom· The Meigs lady Maraudt>rs, currently 18-0 and ranked Si'V· enth in the state, will play their final home game of thr season Thursday night against Trimble. The Tri -Valley Conference champions will hold senior night and parent s night , with the r eserve contest beginning at 7 p.m. Satur7y night the team will close the season at Southern. 11 - Ho~pw.., Gellle County A,.. Coelol14 •1-Vintan ' 2•1-Rio Or1nde 211-0uyan Diet . tho DEPARTMENT OF NA· TURAL RESOURCES. THE DIVISION OF RECLAMA· TION, COLUMBUS, OHIO. Public Notice BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN THE SECOND FLOOR CON, NOTICE OF FERENCE ROOM OF 1855 APPOINTMENT OF (BUILDING H) OF · THE FIDUCIARY FOUNTAIN SQUARE Of· 011 Januerv 30, T987, in the FtCES OF THE OHIO DE· Me~ County Probate Court, PARTMENT OF NATURAL ea.. No. 26413, Fnrddio RESOURCES. THE ESTI· Houdolhett. 398 Grant ,Street. MATE FOR THIS PROJECT M~eport. Ohio 46760, was AS DETERMINED BY THE ..ppointed Adminlotrlllrill of DIVISION OF RECLAMA· lhe 11t1rt1 of Leona Kohl, d• TION IS 5860.465.00. . -. ltrte of 366 Grant A pre-bid meeting will be Street, Middleport, Ohio, held on Friday. February 20. '45760. 1987 at 10:00 a.m. at the Robert E. Buck, Probate Judge u~­ t4 - Hay. Or•lfl l r o~w: p 11rl.t l lt lll Cla&Sified pages cover the following telephone exchanges ... - 11 ;00 A .M . SATURDAY take notice that Karen Eileen Love has filed a complain1 for divorce. in the Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, Pomeroy, Ohio (Case No. 86- &1-farm Equlpmtnt 311 - LAita. ·-· ·-"NI En,t•W•ttd ;) 'I J II I' • 317-C-o : 12 - Wenttld to I"Y \ 11 1111 II 'y1 II ! I 1 Happy Ada Yard Sales NOTICE TO , llrrv llogor Love. please 31 - Hom• tor I ala :U- Moblll Homtt flu ltlt :U-fenm tor • • J4-8ueln•ahldM. *'r lech dly eaup•ttledl , •A classified advertisement placed in The Daily Sentintl (ex· capt - cla11ified dltplev. Bualneu Card end legal noticet) will also appear in the Pt. Plenent Re9iater and the Gempolis Dally Tribune. reaching over 18 ,000 homes. COPY DEADLINEMONDAY 'PAPER TUESDAY PAP~R WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER SUNDAY PAPER 1.111'' :l•ll!llll ,\ 11 vi" 1111 h Ret• e,.fr conatcUtlve runa. broken updlya wll be charged run 3 days at no charge. •Price; of ad for all c:apitallettera is double price of ad cost. •7 pmnt line type only used . · •&entlne1 it not responsible for errors after first d-v. (Check for errors firat"day ad runt in paper). Call before 2:00p .m. day after publication to make co rrection. •Adt'that must be JNiid in ·a dvance sre: Public Notice ~J1 0·11 WORDS 11-:JII .WORDS 25·311 WOA OS 10AY8 •7.00 ••.011 ...oo .10.110 3DAY8 .aeoo •• .00 .11 .110 IOAYI ... 011 *13.011 10DAYI t21 .011 n3.oo •21 .110 1 MONTH NO.IIO *33.011 *51 .011 Y Card of Thanks In Memorilr'l'l ill',d I '' d I' Allll11111 1 1 I Ill Ill RATES PUBLIC NOTICE Call or YOU'Ll SAVE MONEY IN THE ClASSIFIEDS AND THAT'S NO RULli New Holland, Bush Hog 992-3005 992-616 7 2·5·87-1 mo. FOR SALE Charlie Sargent's CHRISTMAS - TREE FARM at Alfred, Oh ., 4 mi. W. of Tuppers Plains on St . Rt . 681' A good opportunily for an ambitious family . 992-2156 Priced on inspection . Call for Appointment 985·4167 Sealed bids will be received Authorind John Dterf!, ·. · SAT. NIGHT Farm Equipment 6 30 p M : • • Dealer Fo<tory Choke 12 Gauge Sho1guns DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! , f arm Equ jbrman t .· Parts & Service : 1·3·'86 th: !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE US') KEN'S APPLIANCE·:• SERVICE 992-3410 985-3561 All Mtku LIMESTONE GRAVEL · SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT •Woshors •D is hwashnr. •Ranges •Refrigerators •Drye rs •FrnelOf S : PARTS and SERV IC 10·8-tl c 5I <1 by tho lebanon Township Trutt881 untli' noon on Fe- bruary 29, I 997, for tha fol· lowing: A rotarv boom type mower and a tractor of no less than 67 H.P. 'Specifications on ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL 'VINYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULAnON MEIGS YOUNG'S EXCAVATING CARPENTER SERVICE - Add ont and remod11tiny '• these may be obtained by con· tactlng Trustao Eugene Long, 51849 Bald Knob-Stivorsvilla Road, Long Bottom, Ohio, 45743, ·phone · 614-843· RIVERINE ANTIQUES 5425. Bids will be opened at the Township Building at 1 p. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. SIDING CO. New Homts Built Svndoy• 1 p.m.· 7 p.m. "Frue Estimates" Ex:cavating •Landsc aping •Ba sements • Sewage Syatems •Weier & Gas Lines ly Chanu or Appointment PH. 949·2860 •Water Well Drilling m. Fobruarv 28. 1987. 121 111tc . 1124 Eost Main St. Pomeroy HOURS, Tut.·Wtd.- Fri. RUSS MOORE Real Estate General 992-2526 l ·t4·1 mo. J.R.'s REPAIRS .lllorlrrr• E. POME~OY, 0. 992·2259 NEW LISTING - MIDDLE· PORT - Newly remodeled 3 bedroom homeon acorner lot Modern kitchen with ceramic cook unrt, ref, dishwasher, microwave. New Lenno1 gas lut· nace, water softener, central air, tunv Insulated. Fenced yard. thisisan e•cellent b!Jy at $31,!XXIOO. TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 REASONABLE • REIIAIIE 8-20-'86 tfn J&L BLOWN RUTlAND - BARGAIN RENTAL INVESTMENT - Business room on lirst lklor. l ,440 SQ. ft. wilh 2 bedroom apt upstm. In good condrtion. Apartment rental will make payment on buildmg! 24'•220' lot. Bargain at $7,000.00. NEW LISTING - JUST WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR! 56 acre farm in the country. Modern split toyer home wilh many lea· lures, mcludes W.B. lire· pla ce, W.B. lurnace, pond & lruit lrees. Good locat1on. $54,900.00. NEW LISTING - CLOSE TO TOWN! This older home needs some repa ir. Features 29 acres and lree gas to house. $19,500.00. RACINE - Close to everyth in~ Cute 3 bedtoom home on a level tot. Catporl, separate · 'Utility room, carpetin& storage buildin~ $19,900.00. IIINEASVILE AREA - 6 room home on a nice lot 3 bedrooms, base.,ent, nice woodwork with 2 ~replaces Catpeting and many other features. ASKING $24,900.00. Henry E. Cllland, Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell ..... 94t-2610, Dottle Turner ..... 992-56!1 Oft let ................ 992·2259 INSULATIOH VINYL & ALUMIN.UM SIDING •Ins ulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing "FREE ESnMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 2 BISSELL or 949-2801 No Sunday Calls l ·ll·lfn Roger Hysell Garage RI. t 24, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR "All you nftll to know Ia malt• your own quilts and fHI proud!" Lessons start MAICH 16 & 17 SHARPENING SERVICE l Circu lar Sawa Saw Chain Planer t<nlvoa Drill Biu Kniv11a Chisel• I ' \ ~ \ GRAVELY TRACTOR ) SALES ~ 204 Candor ' ~t. Pomeroy. Ohio PH. 992-2975 1·2·'17·3 .... WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPUD QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGIRAIOR I •SArELLITE SALES & SERVICE , We Hm '- Full Tltri t ' Shop Tteh•lolu o• l>aly RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE Middleport. Ohio 1-13-lfc CHESTIR - 985 -330 4/ 1 992-21 96 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEIOY, OH. PH. 9«12·9949 YOIJ CAN'T £!0/'£ flo( CAI.AI &)I; N 11-f ClAllflOI G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St. lt. 124 laclnt, Ohio 4 S771 949·30111 Ius. 949·2606 Home ftr - • iftformaliort ccill• AHMobs&Motltls 614·992-7537 24 HI. SEIYtCE 2·11·1 mo. • 15 '86 . PAT HILL FORD PH. 949-280'1 or 949-2860 QUILTING LESSONS ~ John K. BentJ Owner/Mechanic We can repair and recore radrators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also 1epair Gas Tanks. "At Rtosonablt Pri,n" SUNDAY CALLS 4-16·16-lln Pomoroy, Ohio ' 949-2893 949-2756 RADIATOR SERVICE CUSTOM lUlLT HOMES & GARAGES NO V. C. YOUNG Ill! Truck, auto, 8r heavy equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & models) or 1 992 -62tS or 992 ·731'; AUTO REPAIR 992·5682 992-7121 j w ork (Fr Re Eatimates) EAGLE RIDGE PH. \ PlufJ'Ihtng and lll fiC1rt c r~l ; 1·16·'87-1 mo. PH. 6-17-tfc Concrete work Call: 742-2407 Truemlttlon or - Rooting and guuer wo rk \ · •Trucking ~Ito BISSELL BUILDERS Day or Night COMPANY •All Type a of J.l2·1 mo. .. lob lorton, Owntr 2·5- ·86-tfn Computeriz~ Hearini Aid Selection CJ Swim Molds • lnterpretill& Services -~z LISA M. KOCH, M.S. , . ::t Licens~ Clinical Audiologist ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6iiJ1 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 - lin �- 12-lhe Daily Sentinel An 1111 u11 ce1111! nt s . 42 Mobile Homes for Rant LAFF-A-DAY 3 Announcements 2·bedroOm mobilt hOme tor rent. Adults only. Call B14-992- 259B. Racine Oun Shoot sponaored by 2 bedra:om trailer. couples, 1 smell child. Loculi Rd. Rt. 1. P'l . Pleastiit , 304-875-1076. Racine.Gun Club. Every Sunday, begirlmnv at 1:00 p.m. Factory Choke. 12 IJU19t thotguna. Haven't hiCI tchool K & K Mobile Homes, 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes. 304· Picture• or senior plctur" tak" yet? Call Prectous Memories Studio at 676-3000. 614-949-3080. Trailer for rent. 2 bedroom•. Gallipolis Ferry area. 304-875· MASTERCAAD -VISAII No 7942. credit check. Alto, new credit card. no one refuatdl For info, call (urfundtble) 1· 316- 7336062 ext. M -573. 2 bedroom all electric, 1125 .00 month plus utilities, phone 304· 675-40BB. 44 4 Giveaway e 14-25e-6003. Rabbits to give away. Y: Checkered Giant and "h Chinchilla. C.lt 61 4-9B5-42BB. 4926. 614-992-7764. 12 SituationsWanted Will babysit in my home hourty. Daily or weekly . Call 614 -388- B470. Puppies pan Collie, bom Christ · mat Day, call after 5:00 PM. Room and board for senior citl~en. TLC . 24 hour care. Call 304-675· 7659. 614-992-6873. 6--lost and Found Situations Wanted - Typing In my home or part-time secretarial work. Good e~eperienced backgJound - 1110 medical . 304-67&- ' F•und: 1986 Gallia Academy Girls ClaiS Ring, outside Lynn' s center call 614-446 -2158. L6ST, mans ·sliver braclet lott bi tween Fruth and Pleannt Valley Hotp Feb 7, REWARD. JQ•-676-3630. 3BB-8633. 1984 Schultz Mobile Home 14a70 3 bedroDm , 2 bath. with 11xpando. Call 614-446-6726. 1980 llbllf'ty, 2 bedroom. satup, cen be moved or left on rented lot. $7450. Call 614- Retrain Now. Southeastern Bus- ~;:;. College. Call 614-446- 18 Wanted to Do Painting, plumbing, odd jobs .. References . Cell 614 -246- 1981 Patriot, 141170, 2 bedrooms. 1 'lz baths, , 304-895I -;;;:::::;;:::::=;;;;:; l3 Farms for Sale 30 acre farm. has good home. large barn Ill large pond . Southwestern school district. 9546. Financial 614-448-3672 TOP CASH paid tor '83 modet a~d newer used can . Smith Buick-Pontia<:. 191 1 Eastern A"'e., Gallipolis . Call 614 -446- 21 2282. Business Opportunity ' U~ed mobile home1. Call 614- 446-0175 . 81tn11m Chickens call614-3888672 atter 6 :00 pm. Buyi~g daily gold, silver <:olnJ. ring1, jewelry, sterling Wire. old coins, large currency. Top prices. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Mlddlepon, Oh. 614- 992-3476. Standing timber. AI Tromm . 61·· 742-232B Would like to buy aundcl.rinet. Cell614-992-5692. WANT TO BUY - 3 to 7 HP motor tor boat after 4:30. 30.·BB2-37.7 . Employ lllP.nt S1:rv 1r:1:s Help Wanted AVON ·Wowll Make big bucks. No procelling charge. Call -lc- AIAUNES NOW HIRING . Flight Anendents , Agents. Mechanics. Cuttomer Service. Salaries to *60K . Entry level positions . Call 805·887-6000 En A-9806 for current littlngs. Opportunity tor 1990 Iuper ttore. The d1111rt center of the future. Soft trozen yogurt. ice creem. dole whip a. more. Complete de~lgn layout II equipment , No franchise feet o.royattin. Call304-422-5410. Someone to cara for elderly in her home In Tuppers Plains. Room. bo~rd and soma pay . Call evenings 814· •46·7•98. Bess Wabsler. H~rd working. motivated lndl· lliduel wanted et Southeastern Buslne11 College. Call614-441•367 and Ilk lor Sharon Drain. Ttle Meigs Loeel School District is currently seeking applications lrDm certified applic1nts tor an Assistant High SclloOI Track Coach , Junior High . Track Coacll. Assistant Junior High Track Coach and Girls' Reserve Softball Coach tor, tlle1 986-87 achool year. Appllc•ne• mutt hold a valid Ohio tetchlng e~~rtiticltl and for coaching pOsition• must meet c..-,lticatlon requiremtnts of Ohio tor tports medicine 1nd CPA . Per· tont int..-ettlld should contact Oan E. Morrie. Superintendent of Mtl'l local Schools, at 821 South hird Avwenuain Mlddle-por'l. Ottlo . Wanted: Heiratvllst, male or female. 1 ye..- experience pre· ferred but not nec..sary. Send Rtsume to Daily Sentlntl P.O. Boa 7295 Pomeroy, Ohio. AVON. no aervice charge. open territoriea, phone 304 -876 - 1429. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS: Join the Army Nl tionel Quard now. bevln awning a momhly paychedl. tnd defer your uttve duty training until June 1917. Part-time jobs. lNG CO . recommends that you do buslnttl with people you know, and NOT to send money through the mail until you hll\lll investig.ted the offtuing. w"- kond nithto, 814-4U-8791. Hutlng and Air Cond' indlllatlon end Hrvi~ Pti'IOII. 15 yaare a~eperience In rnidtnc 1nd llogh1 comm'erciat work. Mutt hiVI hand tOOII. OUr •mploy... lrt lnformtd of thlt ld- R..,._ ere contidential . WriNI lo• C· 10. Point P1e1Hnl Rqltttr. 200 Main St .• Point Pttlllnt. > Commercial building•-for lease. Downtown Pt . Ptee1ant. Stores. offices. A·One Reel Estate. Carol Yeager, Broker. Call 304- 614·4·B-·428 . Pncious Memories Studio Sweetheart Special-through Saturday. Includes one 8x10, two !hc7's, three prl\liewund 6 Willett for t23 . Call 614·949· 3080. 35 Lots & Acreage R!!a l Es tatP. 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr ., close to town. Z beths. firaplac:e, ctntralair. Ctty school dlttrlct. C•ll 81•· 241-1241 .. 3· 4 bedroom houae ntlf tctlool and hospital. Priced to tell. Jr. 304-578-2336. 7482. For Sale or Rent . 3 bf ••2 full b1ths, bulh· in kitchen. Clll'ltfll air, barn, pond. 8Ya tcrtt. 3 mil" from town. Rt. 2 North. Will eonskttr lend contract . ' 41 APARTMENTS, mobile homes. houses. Pt. Pleasant end Galli po- One bedroom furnished apt in Point Pletnnt. all electric, adults only, no pets, call after Houses for Rent OODB. 4,00 AM, 304-876-3788. Furnished ap1rtment, 2 Bedroom. nice location. Adults only. No pets. Call 61 4-446· 2404. Nice 3 BA house. f360 plus utilites • sec. deposit . Call 814 -448 -9280 atter 6 & weekends. 45 8 room ttouu on 60 tCf'es at Eureka. 1200 • month. Call Furnished room. $115 Utilities pd. Stova. ref.. single male. Stlare bath, 919 2nd ., Gallipolis . 446-4•11 aher 7PM . 304-675-5104. 2 bdr hs. '3 miles out ot city on 218 . *200 month. Call 614- Furnished Rooms For renl SIHping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Park Central Hotel . Call 614·446- 0756. Aoomt for rent, day. week. month. Galli I Hotel. Call 614446·9716. ~tnt as low I t 1120 month. 46 Space for Rent • · Office Space for Rent . Elllcellent 256-1946 oflor 5. Newly constructed 1 story. 2 BR duplex. approK. 1 mile from downtown G111ipolis. Reteren· cas. No pets. Call 814-4462· Btdroom house loetted 52 Mill CrHk Rd . $160.00 month, t75.00 dtpo1it Ph. «8-3870. Available March ht. In Mlddl• port. 2 bedroom houn. •22& . p• month plusutlllti•. Aefer1J1· eet and deposit required. No ptts. lncludllkltchen ttove. Call 2 bedroom house In Pomeroy. UOO per month plus deposit. Aef•ence rtquired. Call 644- 992-281B. Cute 2 room cottage wilh b1th. fumlsh~. utiliti11 peid. 16&. weft. e100. deposit raquired. 304-675-3100 or 17&-.609. for Ahorney1, Accountant. etc. Close to Court House. Call Wi1em1n Real Ettate Agency. 814-.46-3644. COUNTRY MOBILE Ho'me Park, Route 33 . North of Pomeroy. Rentel tflilers. Call 614-992- 7479. Space tor Aenl : Trailer spaces. Locuat Rd. At . 1. Point Plea11nt. 30.-875-1075. 51 Household Goods ~42 GOOO USED APPLIANCES 18'64 lnternatlonel Pltmp . Ne.MII .battary and brake work. t1000. Stall Associated Fabricators or cell 614-992·15101 . ' Wuhen, dryert, retrlgll'ators, range• . Skaggt Appliances. Upp8t' River Rd : beslde Stone Crest Motel. 614·446-7398. Used Furnitura: wood table & 2 benche1, beds. dresser, wood wardrobe. 3 miles out Bulaville Rd . Open ~AM to 6PM, Mon. thru Sat. 614-448· 0322. Good used portable and tloor model tv tor sale. C.ll day or night 614-446-1149. HCJt Point Automatic Wuher 196.00 Call 614-446-1616 or 814-446-1243. 4 pc maple bedroom suite $190.00. Electric hoapittt bed. mUtre1s, rails . trapeze 1. -lf 66 Building Supplies Building Suppli11. CIOIIOUII· Buyouts-Surplut 1114'x8'x"-" Yellow pine rough 18wedT1 · 1 1 aiding . 810.99 ea. 2& pc. up 89.99.j2) 4'aB'a%'" Yellow pine rough uwed T 1-1 1 lidlng. 16.89 ea. 26 pc. "up 14.99. (3) 4'x8'x%" T&G plywood. 110.95 ea. (4) 4'JC10'x~" plywood, 816.98 ee, (6)4'x8'JCIJ.'' Luan plywood, •5.99 ea. !81 4'118' ell wood paneling. Woodgflins 6 prlnta. •7.96 ea. Seconds $6.99. (7) Masonite. M1rlite pltnkl 18" wide 86" long paneling. TIIG. Seconds t1 .&0 ea. (8) 4'aB' Marlite bettl panelemboulld in 4"x4" block t7.95 and $8.91 8a. (9) 4'd' Foil faced foam intulltion board. lhlck U .99ea) 114"-16.991 55 Building Supplies 57 Musical lnatruments Smtll Pi .. o and stool in good condition t25.00. Call 814- Farm machinery for sale. Gehl 9& grinder miKer, New Holland 1 ft. hay bine. Both eJCc . cond. 304-273-4215. Now buying shell corn or ear corn . Call forlateltquotes. River City Ftrm Supply, 614-446- 29B5. 63 •• 8:35 Quarter horset. weanlings, year1ings. & 2 year old. Al1o registered quarter gelding-hn pleasure points, been 1hown in 4-H a. placed et O~lo State Fair: & 6 reglltered Quenereoltt. Call 1977 Plymouth Fury . 1968 Rambler. 1983 Ford Galaxy Conwrtlble. 1966 GMC Van. 1971 Ford plot-up. Call 614742-2466 or 814·742· 2&BO. lowery Orgtn with bench, 2 key-botrd, foot ptdtls. Clllttte tape pteyer and rwcorder, rvthm unit. Call 814-448·0176. 1878 Chrvller Newpon. All orlgintl. Apprc~x . 30,000 mll11. LOIIded width l'llfV option . 4 door, htrd top. U&OO. 614· F11 "' Suppl11~s Building Materials Block, brick, sewer pipes, windows, lintels, etc. Claude Win· tpu, Rio Grande. 0 . Call 814· 245-5121 . rn SpomCentar 1985 Honda CR 500, exceMent condition Ph. 614·388-8368. 76 (I) Ent-lnment Tonlght Conaeta blockull 1lzes yard of deUvery. Ma1on send. Gallipolis Block Co., 123YJ Pine St. , Galllpolit. Ohio Cell 614-4482783. ........... 61 Farm Equipment 2010 John Dure dlnel trectorplows, disc UIIO. New Idea Dynelouncemow..-t495 . Yte model 224T John Oetre btlll' n295. Hoy wogon 1300. Clll 81•·281-8&22 . cRoss • soNs U.S. 31J WNI, J•ckton, Ohio. 114-211-8451 . Maee.y Fergueon, New Holland, lush Hog laiN • Service. Ov..40 uaed tr~ctors to choon from • comp4ett llri,a of new & uMd tQUiPJMnt, lArgMt Mlection in S.E. Ohio. JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT, CENTER. SA 31 W. Clolllpollo, Ohio. Coli 814-441-tm, ova, 1 GUE.5fl I~ GOII.IG TO HM TO DIVORCE 'rW! liD '73 Nova, 33.000 miiM, 8 cyl, A.P.S. 4 door. second owntr. vr· blk top, ., .950.00. 304- 875-5384. '84 AMC E1gle. 4 whHI drive, AM-FM sttriO, tlh, cruise, air, 32,000 lctual miiH, lkC cond, $8,100.00. 304-·58-1031 . l-IE 1-0vt:.S J'To~U?S A&oUT WHE:-f2E ot..f? 8oNE.S A~t: I Camping trailer, 1972Jayco. 20 ft self . contained with eatres. 30•·675-3346 or 676-5685. 2 bdr. tr~llor in G1lllpollt a,.a. t250 plul utilltiM . Call 30•- 2 row pltnttr •271. Htmmtf tnlll Wtth II ICceuori • . Clll 72 814-285-8122. 3010 Jolin OHnl diMOI iroctor whh plowo •41H, John DHro 3 BR , partlelty turn .. wtttf plid. conv. locatkm, At . 7 . altO IPirtment In Chahlr•furn. Call treneport dttc •111. AC no-tiH pl1nter 811510. 300 gallon 814-218-8118. oproyor 1291. Coli '814-28S8522. 2 Mobllt Hom11 lor rtnt •1 10 . 00 1 mon1h Itch . t -.•no, PvM t100,00 di!IOoil ooc:h. Wotor HoMond hoy IYl>l· UHII only 3 tlmoo, paid, newty decoratH. lull'f!Mie Coli 814-NI-4414, ~d . • Edgar will be happy the table doesn't rock anymore until he discovers his most valuable baseball card Is missing. Whitt Farm Trecton. laet Price Truckl for Sale 1172 lnterntUonal Fleetstar 2000 trlctof, ZID cummhlga10 llfld,. Aoadrongor. Rodgors 18 tan 111t d•l tandMn · lowboy equip. trelltr. loth very good cond., 14 ft . ttMI oil ll•d bid w~ Cllt protector. ctov. tall loldlng roll••· he•vy duty wtnch. boom pol• • tool bo111. Cotll14-387-7560. 1171 one ion C-30 Chwy with meCift_.• Mel. 42,000 tCIUat mMoo. 4 IIOIOod. 360 ""'"'· Call In A,.._ Sldors Equlpmont Co, Handonon, w. va. 304-m- 114-843-8340 or 814·8497421 . 2413.' l]t Wheel of Fortune • i]JI Ill! JIOpll'dy (lJI J~I'IOI'II "' 7:36 (JJ Honeymooners 8:00 • (]) (lJI Hlghwey to Heeven (CCI A communl1y revolts wl1en o heWway j • opens in their neighbor· hood. (60 min.lln S10roo. (I) Bring 'Em Back Alive • BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional IHetlme guarantee. Local references furnished. Free ntlmates . Call eollect 1-614·237· 0488, day or night. .Rogers 8asement Waterproofing. house for menta! patient& i Home Improvements (JJ II (JJ Perftc1 Strangers (CC) When Larry's bi· cycle disappears, he strongly suspects Bolki's new friend, a tough shoplift· '• ... BlJT THAT'S IMPOSSIBLE! COULDN'T IT BE THE SAME i!!£1 teenager, of ateal!'tet. • (IJ Co!l0191 Bilk II: PERSON! 11 .., Loul1lons s- 11 Oeorglol (2 hrs.) (JJ MteNIII·Lehl'lf N-'-r ~ D !lJl New Mike Him- ~ SWEEPER and sewing machine rapalr, peru.. tnd suppll". Pi cit up and deli\lery, Davis Vacuum Cletner . one half mile up .' Georgn Creek Rd . Call 614· 'r 448-0294. mer Hammer investigates the murder of a novitiate nun. whose former husband. an eK·con just re· leased from prison. is a prime suspect. (60 min.J ' FTM Gen.-at Contracting 13yrs exp•ienca. Roofing C. Conltr..ctlon Ph. 114-318-9308. F,ree a1tlmata1 10% off during the holidays, offer expir• Jan ~ 1 .1 · .• 16. 1987. ® Nlllonal Geographic Speclll: In 111e 9"-dow of EEK & MEEK '' v..uviua All fVpet clt'penter & concrete work: Interior, eJCterior, rl!lfi'IO· deling,. painting. roofing, free eltimates. C•ll614-446· 6174. I'M The excavations of Herculaneum, an ancient A~· 10 llalian city destroyed by 1he ~CREAL eruption of Mount Vesuvius. are sludied. (60 min ,) (lJI MOVIE: 'The· Malte11 Falcon' Colorized Version. 8:05 Cil MOVIE: 'Network' 8:30 (JJII(JJHNdoltheCiou (CCI Charlie discusses - ~~A~ '--~ RON ' S Televisiol'! Service . House calls on RCA , Ouazar, GE. Specilling in Zenith. Call i i 304-676-2398 or 614-4462.54. • • ' .--.,.-------:--'""""---, WHEN YOIJ FACE NO<I'H 1 EA5T 15 895-3802 ON'ftl.JR RIGHT... 60, WHEN 'ft?LJ F;6.CS SO/..ITH, EAST 15 .. .'H Day. 9:00 B ffi Ill! Olmme a Break Joey is lhrilled when he gels • MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Rotary or cable tool drilling. Mo1t wells completed umeday. Pump sales and service. 3().1- thoughts of romance with his students on Valentine 's • Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal. Call30..-876-1331 . IF r a ·chance to meet his TV hero, umil he sees the star's true character . In Stereo. (1J (I) W,AS HIS NAVIGATOR, undergo a heart biopsy, AI· COL WMBIJ5 'M::ILJLD HAliE WOIJND UP IN )c;o\NSI\5 CITY. eKis makes a deal with Mi· chael Culhane and Sammy Jo enrages Clay by asking Steven to move into her house. (60 min,) (JJ (j]) Ey11 on 1he Prill· America'l Civil Rlghtt v..... 1954-1985 Mau P1umbing demonauations & Heating Cor. Fourth tnd Pine Galllpoll1, Ohio Phone 814-446-3888 or 614- BARNEY 446·4477 . · JUST HOW LONG HAS SNUFFY BEEN OUT OF WORK ANYHOW? General Hauling GIT BUSY CI-IOPPIN' 11-tAT wooD !i AN' 60 I-lOT UP 11-t' COOK STOVE AN' FIX ME SOME ., , trated Loreua fifes Nick as the manager of her would· be singing career. but Nick is determined to win baqk his job . In Stereo. 10:00 • (1J (B) St. Eleewhere 1\e, (CCI Eliol has double trouble whorl hio felhor checks in for cancer treatmenl and his &JC· girtfrlend returns with her Switl husband in tow. (60 VITTLES .j and · marchea become powerful weapons in 1ha flghl for civil rlghls . (60 min.) Clii•GIIMagnum. P.l . (60 min.) 9:30 B ffi (JIJ Tortellls A frus- ·~ · CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Waugh '• Water Service. Wells, cisterns. pools. Same day deliv- 700 Club II (I) Dynuty (CCI Critically-ill Krystina must Starks Tree and L.ewn Service.. Hedgea , shrubs. bu1h111 trimmed, landscaping, ltump 1nd leaf nwrmval, 304-576. 2842 or 678-2010 . I' YESTEUAY'S SCIAM-LE1S ANSWEIS . K1t1en - ~- Clua - LMIQit - TALKING "Do fetllll welkl IJ'OUnclin a bear ault to advertlaa a drink~llkld man~e man In the bear auH replied: "No more thlln you for TALKING to a bear." BRIDGE James Jacoby ... NORTH t-11 ·11 ,976 By .llmtl JIIO~ tAKQJ087 This m.estina<l*lsive de~ was repcrtool'f Natallsaje Sarma ol Madril. lnlia. Place you~elf WEST EAST i1 lhe East postiOn and lrj Ill defend wiiOOut 8QJ873 810 52 looiina It the South and Wos1 hands.l'leoM )jve a 'AQ4 'KB2 small hint - you wil the OPMil& lead wlh lhe +32 tJH q- ol hen. Nao what? . +6 4 3 +Q5 2 01 ooorne I is' oMius l!om the one-spade SOUTH response shownt~ IXIi1ls tf1al dedMer has at . 8A K 9 64 Ieist the ace of sllldes. Plltnet's lead of lhe 0011t 10 3 deuce slowed ~ bir cards. 10 you cannot st1 +94 the hllld in lhlt ..t If docln has the jack of +1098 domonds cr lhe queen ol cilbl, lhe de!!nse is Vulnerable: Both helpless i1 any evat so you 100st PlY for the Dealer: Nor1h chiiCI! that your par1n1r has tlllse loey cards. T~ answer ther1 is In lodl dedn il <llmmy 10thol he Sool~ Wn1 Eaot must eventUIIIy lead .,ry l!om lhe A-K-Jof dulz. 1 ... Pa" That 1111st be done carelully. 2 NT Pass Pa" ust should ~ay a low 0011t badl a1 trid< twct Pass 38 Pass Wesl wins lhe kng 111d ~!'f! back a third hellt. PaBS PaM Pass .., l1f East's ace.N!Jo East rA!'f! a di11110<1d West Pw d put up the jack orjy ! dlclnr ~~the nine • 16 or more high-card points WhM declarer is eventullly forced to ploy roay • • Bor more hiBh-card points tom lhe A-K·J ol dulz. Wesllakes the dub queen and one more heart lo stt the oonlrad. Opening lead: ' 2 " the de!onden had Cllelessly laken lhe fil!t lllllr hoart tricks, West would hive been and played allhe fiftlltriclllf he led a~1110nd, decWerwoold duel< 1o lhe nine. If ~ led a dub, dedn woold <llmmy on the lllllrth heart II he led asp.le, 1 duck to tr. 10, havilR IIJown tr. dub jack ~om would 1J1 to decl•et's !Ce. +A K J 7 'J by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 41 Czech 1 Zola work river 5 Footless DOWN 1 Neck pan 1 9 English river 2 Spanish 10 Fathered pro\ince 12 "The Great '..3 Not mean1 Commoner" to be I 3 Explosive 4 Leaf-cutwr device 5 Have I 5 Yale hopes 14 Force unit 27 Faith student 6 Michel- 18 Prewnse 29 ·- ~'oollsh li Abyss angelo 19 "Georgy - • Thlnp" 17 Actre88, work 22 Enclosure 30 Savor Su!l&ll 7 Scrap 24 Go far 34 Gue 18 Cat or goat 8 Bogan aneld 38 Daisy ZO Appeared movie 25 "''he Scrlllf!!l .in print II Stand Animal" 37 Meredl1h 21 French aghast 28 In unison Moeriver 22 Yield 23 English river 24 Fabled bird 25 Earthy deposit 27 Peter· Pan's foe 28 Burro 29 Tempest locale 31 Oodles 32 Noah's son 38 Snooze S5 Paint 37 Ascent 38 Expunge 31 Before Will" haul limestone. 15 or more tons . 18 .25 a ton . Ctii614-3BB · 2-11 min.) M W D 'l • rn odd Couple Even the Hlevll\1 Weep: The West VIrginia Mini Woril Mike Connors narra1e1 111e slory of lhe 40yoer effort by Weal Virginia (I) 2919. House coal , ll'"ntone. end gravet. Delivtfld 1 ton 1nd up . Jim Lanier, 304-676 -1247 or 576-7397. Coal end llmntone d..iverv, 304-875-3190. boa! mlnere to organ1ze a statewide union that culmi- nated , in 1921 , in on armed "< • confrontallon •• raeeo agalnal 11me 10 uvo the life oil vlohlng po!ice in· ~~tor'o daughler, who muollesrn the lderlthy of on informtnl who hlo been helping her la1her. (60 min.) Pert 2 of 2. Upholatary Chy, Oh. 81··218-1470, Eve. 614-441-3438 . Open daily 9 to 4'30, Sao. 9,30 to 1,30. Old • • " fD)N~wstch <II News t 0:30 Cll AmertCM1 Snapehola '' [)) '~ .(!JINN N~ liD Tine O..llliooll of the llluel Tl1e flflt how fit· 1UIN bluet grtll John °.H Hooker. Smokey WM~<.n end Robert Grey; lhl HCond l11tur8t Jeannie Chellhlm. new Uphotter«J. Mowrey's Upholst•lng ltn(ing tri county area 22 Yllrt. Thedett in lumiture Upholstering. Call 304 - 675 - 4164 for tree tet:lmtt". \ "· ' . CIYPTOQUOTE K D D K WELDNPQ VTJ KPHHDKK EMWDGK KDD KPJKWFJD K 0 D O WIJGIJ NTFI,IPGIJ , OWDGD EMWOGK KWTZEOK T .1 Z lrOOJ!I. (80 min.) 304-678-2919 or 871-2.84. R II M Custom Couctta and R.upholatery, 81. At. 7. Crown U.S.• ill • IJJ Equalizer McCall Water hauling, Formerly Ken Wheaton• now Jottn'1 Water S~Nice. "" Stme prices, phone 87 with '' AXYOLBAAXR tal hazing incident Involving his college fra1ernity . (60 ~·~ .; . ...· ...I laLONGFELLOW 7911 . James Boys Water Service. Also pools tilled. Call614 -266-1 141 Or 614 -446·1175 or 614·4•6· • 'I (Lat.) One letter standi lor another, In Jhla sample A Is used lor lhe line L'a, X lor the two D's, etc. Single letltrs, apo1lrophes, the lenath ancllonn~~tlon ol the words are all hlnll. Elchdaythecode lellersue different. • .,! .. ... ~ 40 Prophet DAILY CIIY'PJ'OQtXrrEII -Hm'a how to work !I: min.) (JJ • C1J Arthur Hilley'' Hotel (CC) Peter is emolionally tom be1ween his la1ally ill ex-wife and Chri"lne while Dave copes with 1 bru- ery. Call 814-256-1240. orialnll, 33,000 mil11. I'Nikt an plowo• dloc USIO. John 004ro ' l Watterson ' a Water Hauling , rtasontble rat'es. immedia1e 2.000. gallon delhlery, cisterns, poolt. well. etc. call 304· 676· '76 Muttang 11 . black wtth ·,lei pinetripe. nle c•. r..nt good, tiiO.OO orbaltoH..-. 304-571- fort D ())Judge 8U~I~l>. Ser vi ces 8873. oHor, 304-875-53B4 or 304· 581-2305. I I II I II I TO MecNIII-Lehrer BlmltY Miller . 7:05 (JJ Senfllrd end Son 7:30 • (1J (I) New Newlywed Game ill' NHL Hoclcey: NHL All· SW. VI. Soviet Nlllionli T""' From Quebec Cl1y. (3 hrs.l Live. • CD Too Clole for Com· • 79 Motors Homes & Campers '84 Pontiac Fiero. 4 apeed, FM sterao c. .ene. black. tliiC cond. u.aoo,oo. phone 304-8755110. 197:1 N.... I cyl, outo. PS. all ~W'!~~~\ER LETTERS g Gllllll Wheel of Fortune FRANK A·ND ERNEST· Dillard Water Service: Pool1. Sit18ffll, Wells. Delivery Anytime. Ca\1614-446-7404. . • • I 2 Newshour 614-446-0966. B2 1 (B) Newt Used OM transmiSsions. All internalty Inspected a. guaran-· teed. Also Ford a. Chrysler. Call B1 PRINT NUMBERED LETTERS IN THESE SQUARES (lJI 1980 VW Atbblt. cloth interior, low rnBNae. no rutt. must till. John Dew• 1010 tractor with 175-8209. tions. ' e .CDM'A'S'H 8 (JJ PIOplt' 1 Court (I) MOVIE: 'Th1Computer . Wore Tennl1 S'-1' Port 1. Budget trenam•u•ons used & rebuilt all types . Torque converters & transfer c11e1 . Engine over haul kits. Alli1on Trensmis· sin ~"· lnd eve joints. 30 day to lifetime warranty . Will deliver, ctsh and carry or install. Call 614-379-2220 . or 2&8· 1974 Chwy lmptla, loaded. ••so. t•lll14-1&5-«&4. 448-0608. 114-441·3512. Up front trac:~ tors with Warranty over 40 uud tractors, 1000 tools. ET reports the announce· mont of 1ho 69th Annual Academy Award nomine- T!IK.~ 1 Auto Parts &. Accessories 85 Coli 81•·992-7881 . M~~g&~lne (JJ Hlrdcntle arid McCor- mick 19n Dodge Monico . • 426 . Call 814-985-4240 or 614-98&- •184. (g) WKRP In Clncln11811 (I) Andy Griffith 7:00 • (]) PM sen Livestock 2814. 1918 Fard Torino 302. 88,000 mil•. mutt 1tll. mlkt oHer. 304-S?&-3734. Ch"hlro. Coli 11•·:M7-7148. Motorcycles atruc1ion. 62 Wanted to Buy •oe-4520. I. IIVI'SIIIi,k z bdr. tultyfurnlltlededulttonly. ulil. paid. Calll14-448· 4110. Mobtle home tor rtt'lt in .,ldnt. Alto moble homt fof Nnt In 1he science of laeloll recon- :.,. I .. e by filling in ltle mis.sing words l.-J.L...~--.J-L-..L.-.1--' you de>~elop f rom step No. 3 be!ow. Host Ira. Flatow e~aminea 992-7171 or 51•·992-55B7. · . I At· 181 Ph. 814·441· 3881' or 814-448-4411 . IID Newtan'1 Apple !CCI ·• II Ir I1 (I) Doc1or Who (J). 1])1 CBS N - 61 Farm Equipment Coli 514-286-1576. Naw carpet, beige, 13JC31 , 578-2704. 02,600.00. 30•·882-3e44. .. --r.N...::O;...::-F;;.U..:Dr;----11· .,"_! sonTheleam dad was helping hiS young to ride a bike. It 1 suddenly dawned on him thai In leamlng to ride a bike children need both support and ELMSEY ~-.,r:-.;16:-=-:,r~=~r,l---1 Complete tke chuckle quoted ~ 6:30 • (])Ill NBC Newa . ill lnolde the _PGA Tour (I) D (JJ ABC N • CD Hogen' I HeiOH 1971 lntarnationall Scout, 4ll4;· .-:J 304-882-3237 after 5:00PM . '"' I I _ . 6:05 (I) Beverly HlllbiiMH Vans & 4 W.O. 74 Call 304-e75-4131 . Woodchiet woodburner and one lo1d of wood 1150.00. 304· (Bifec:llofLHe 3 _ 1 I (JJ SqUire One .TV (CCI . 197? Chevy K· 10. • whe~ drive ::;: lookt good, runt good, .. :, ll lMiliJ!jU, , ifoo. (!) J~- liD Secret City Bla~er. _,T;,._::,.R.:.:A..;.F-=0~~~·· ill Mardi Spomlook • I RUGOME r N.- (]) Big Vllley 304-458-1oa1. (\>" Antique wooden window thut· ters. 304-882-2869 or lft~Jr E'JENINQ 8:00 • (]) (JJ li (JJ ili.IBHlll 1984 M111:da. 5 speed tratmlssion, PB. AM -FM stareo, 41 .000 mil11, exc cond, 13,850.00. 73 I 2/11/87 Coli 514-892-2707. 2 pc gold velvet living room (1 ' '- $6.59) (1 0) 48' ' Vanity wittl suite, blue and gold valvet chair, rnorble top 1179.95. 1111 30" rockM, lamps, exc cond, 3 maple . Vanity with marble top f79.96. ttblea end alec ttOV'e , 304·676· !12) 6 piece high gloss tub 3223. encloaure· kit t28.9fi . (13) &' tampered ulan sliding tub . 6,.·2B8-8522. doors. aluminum finish, 149.94 52 CB,TV, Radio or 839 .96 with purchaseoftub. 64 Hay & Grain {14) Single door med. cab. Equipment plastic box, sttlnltu ateel frame. $1!).96 e1. (15)1 and 2 23 Channel Robin CB. brand piece fiberglus tub and shower lArge round biles of hay, will new antenna. Would like 860.00 combination . Colotli & white. dtHiver. 116 a bale. Call 614Call 614-379-2464 Between 8129.96 to t199.95 ... 5 446-1052 after 6. eem and 2:30pm. Pflt'cent discount on 2 piece a. up. 116) 4 piect 101id oak towel Hay for ule: Clean, mixed b1r Itt. •19.95.(17) Prefinished hey-never wet. 8126/ bale. Call 53 Antiques Olk bruce flooring :IA."x2Y.t" 814-406-·053. Ra~dom length• 11 .95 aq. ft . 10 c.t.n up 81 .75 sq. ft:. 20 tq . h . Hay for Hit. Call 614-446Antique dining room set; table. pr. c.t .n. (18) Prehung steel 0933. insulated doors 119.95 ea. (19) china closet, & buffet. 70 yeart old. Solid oek. Call 614-388- Pine panel doon •39.95 to Oritd thelled corf} $4 .60 per 169.96 B. grldn. (20) Double 9950. cwt. Ground 86.00 per cwt. sidelight entrance doora VI glau Groundwlthmola1111 $& .76 per 111 """· $299.95 el. (21) 8 ' CWI. 304-458-1031. Doublt entrance doora, Y, glut 54 Misc . Merchandise 1 h penei.S349.95. 122) Prehung Wheat-straw wire trad bales interior doore. finiahed & unfin t1 .75. Tom Wilson, Leon, 30.4ished . Choice si~es . t34.96 ee. 675-572• . C1llahan's Used Tire Shop. Over (23) Wood . & plastic shutters 1,000tires.sizes12. 13. 14. 15. from 31" to 80" 19.95 to 16. 16.6. 8 mllet out Rt. 2·1 B. t28 .96 pr. (24)111 wood screen Call614-268-8251 . doors . t1 2 . 96 ea . 125) Tronspor ta ti on 1'/4 ' x36" xBO" white storm Plude cistem state approved. doors, insulated foam filed . pintle septic tanks. plastic t89.95 . (26) Coun1ertop plaltic culvertl, metal eulvans. RON 60 cents 1q. ft. (27) Vinyl tiding EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jock· trim 6 colon (12' J chtnnel 71 Autos for Sale son, Oh . 614-286· 5930. •11 .50) (10' inside corner 13.00) (10' outsidt corner Radio Shack TRS-80 model 18 14.00) j28) 12"JC12" plain 1982 Buick Riviera, Grey with computer, 2-16 meg hard disks whrte ceiling tile 21 centset. or (Radio Shack). 8 meg hard disks 64 piece ctn. *16.60. 128) ' power settt, air, PS. PB. tilt. erui1e, delav wipers. 48.000 (Radio Shack). Key bo~rd & 24"x48" acousticel tmbolltd mM". 17800. 'Call 614·••6· cable1 Call 614-388-8323. fire re1i1t1nt ceiling panels 4223. 12.35 11. 130) Cloeeout white Freezer, 26 eu. ft . Kenmore eeiling grids 112' mtin tee 11 .50 1983 S10 Chevrolet pickup, chett. Like new - 8176 . S&W 32 11.)(4' t" 50 centt ea.) Penn'• 4x4; 1183 Olds Hurst; 1981 model 31 Holster 6 shells. Like W1rehouse. Wellston. Ohio . Monte Carte; 1980 Plymouth new· $200 . Call 614-246· 614· 384-3646. Opan 8-6, 8 Volare: 1970 Chevetle; 1976 IAr. 9516. days. ton Chevrolet pickup; 1968 Chevrolet pickup; 1978 Ford Model 12-12 gauge. Full choke. Custom Van ; 1972 Chwrolat Et 1400. Ca/1614-317-7770. Ctmlno . Oyn1mark Riding Lawn Mower. Call 614-446-8201 or 56 Pets for Sale Gravely tractor. electric start . 8 614-446-8113 . Make offer . speed . lthica 20 gauge Pump shot gun . Rotary cultivator~ & plow for Gravely tractor. Cell Oragonwynd Ctn..-y 'Kennel. 1984 Mercury Lyna. Auto., air. AM -FM. Caah price $2999. 614-·46-4149. CFA Himalayan, Persian and John's Auto Sales, BulevllleRd ., Siam111 kittens. AKC Chow Miaed h•dwood slabs . 812. per puppin. Ctll 814·446-314• GalllpoHs. bundle. Cor;~tainlng approx. 1 Y.t lfttf 7PM . 73 or 7• Dodge. 360 engine tons . FOB Otllo Pallet Co . with running g...-s & frame. • Pom~ttov . Ohio. Call 614 -992Registered Miniature Schnauzar Good tires. $376 . Call614·256· 6461 . puppiu. Also Registered Cocker 9303. Sp1niel puppln. Gra11 Valentine Firewood tor sale. 836 per load glfto. Call 814-992-2607. 1978 Dodge Aapiln as is, ••king or 5 loads t1150. Delivered tr'ld 01300.00. Ph. 81.·245-9802. stacked . Call 614-949-2&01 Reglltlfed flam•polnt female after 6 PM . Himeltyan kinen. VlfV affec- 1969 VW Beetle In good condi- -- -- - - - -lc- tionate. extra long-haired. Ask- tion. f&OO .OO firm call after New kerosene heaters. 2 tp&ed Ing 117&. Call614-742-2944. • o30pm 614-256-1912. tans . Call 614-742-2455 or 614-742-25BO. AKC Regittlftd bleck German 1983 4-door Honde Accord. Shepherd puppln, looks for Tony' I Gun Repaira. hot reblue- 1ign1 on Jerrv• Run Road, Apple &-speed, 1 owner, excallent condition t&OOO.OO in Jackson ing . Open 9:00AM to 7 :00PM . Grove, W. VI. Herbalifelndep.,.danl Dist. Call me for product. Mon-Frll. 9 -3. Gloria Gr~te . 304-882 -3152 . '" 1984 Toyott .$Fi 6 piCk up. 6 •PHd. Ele<rtronlc fuel hljection. lAYNE 'S FURNITURE Bruce Beattie --2 bdr .. all utilities paid except elec., furn. or unfum ., IIC: deposit rtqUir~ - Convenient location. Cell 814-«6-8151 or 51.·448-477B. 1878 4x4 Chevy Bluer for 11le or trada on 87-89 C•maro. Call 814 ·7•2-2372 before 3:00 p.m. Sofas and chtira priced trom $396 to 8996. Tabl111 ISO and up to 8126. Hide-a-beds t390 to $695. Recllnera $226 to 1375. llmpa 828 to 1125. Dinmes 8109 end up to 1495. Wood table w-6 chain t286 to 4796 . Desk t100 up to t376 . Hutches UOO and up. Bunk beds complete w ·mattriiiHt 1296 tnd up to $39& . Beby bllda $110&8175. Mehreuasorbox spring• full or twin tel, firm 873. and 183. Queen sets 1225, King t360 . 4 drawer che1t $66. Dreuera 889. Gun cabinets 8, 10,12gun. Gator electric range f376 . Baby mattresset 8~6 II 146. Bed trem11 120. flO • King frame S50 . Good selectin of bedroom suites. metal cabinets. headboards $30 and up to $66 , I . Truck• for Sale Valley Furniture. new II Liled. Large section ol quality furni· turt . 1216 Eastern Ava .. Giilipolls. l.:==::======:.l::=::::::::::::=~ ~ Mobile Homes for Rent 72 1977 Ford Plcl<-1111 F-150. h cellent condition. Call614· «62544. BefOfe 1 :30 p.m. UlO. 882-28.4. Merr;hanrl1 se KIT 'Nr CARLYLE ®by Lerry Wright CountY Appliance, Inc. Good used appllences and TV St11. Open 8AM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 814-446-1699, 62r3rd. Ave . Gallipolis. OH . 304-675-5162. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 62 Olive St. , Gallipolis. NIIW & used wood -caalstoves, 8 pc wood l:R 3 bedroom house. Gallipolis suit• U91, bunk btda t199, Farry, 304· 675· 6335 or 676· recliners new & used bedroom 3246 . tulttt, wringer Wtlhert, 6 , 1hoN. Naw llvlngroom auitll Hou•. 304-876-8720. 1191-$&99, temp•. Call 614· ;;::;;:::;,:;:;~~~== 4•6· 3119. · 2 BA Mobil• Home tDt Nnt-2 children. Aeterence. Call 614· 388-8833. NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAUTY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 MI. WEST. GALUPOLIS, AT 35. PHONE 114-448-7274. 2 bedroom apt. Syracuu. $1 36 month . 875 depo1it, plus utilitin. Ctll 614· 992-7671 Of 773-5024. HouH, Gallipolis Ftlrry. 3 b~ ­ rOoms, large living room. famlty. kitchen tnd utility, 1 bath. ane outbuilding, 1.8 tete, 304-875· 14•70 Fl-ood. 3 bdr., 2 full 6U·992-77B7. EOH . Two bedroom furnished apt New Haven. 304-BB2 ·3267 or 30•- Re nta ls 2 bdr, mobile home. C1111drtn accepted. Calll14-441-3897. batht, total tlec. LHte ntw. price negotiable. Ctll after 4 wHIIdayt, 1nytlme wHkends. 114- 2 bedroom riverview apartment . Equipped kitchen, trash pickup . Jdeal for 2 parties to share elllpences. Call 614-992 -6539. lio. 614-446-8221 . 30•·675-26B5. Butch • Pot GraeniH. Modern 1 BR apt. Conv . location closa-town, 1ingle person preferred . Sec. Oap ., Ref's. Call 614-446-2056 after 8. -~-------,-4 123,000. Coli 814-892·6080. Nice house in Pomeroy. 6 room1 1nd bath .. with full b11ement. 117,&00:' Phone 114 -192· Unfurnithed apt.- 4 room1, bath. Centrally located. 1 or 2 adults No pets. References. Security depo1it requtred . Call 614 -446·0444 . 882-2586. Ashton building loti. mobile hom" permitted. Clyde Bowen, 51 Household Goods $395.00. 304-676-80B5. 3 room furnished apt . for rent . Cell 614-992· 5434 or 304- 814-992-5018. Julie's Psrtonal Care Home. Clifton. W.Va. Family bu•n.., Iince 1161. Have vec~ for eld..-ly patient. 3()41·713-5873. Call 614-446-0390 2 bedroom, turnished or unturnished apanment on Spring Ave . large patio . Call614-992-6886 after 6:00 p.m 1260. Piano & organ leuon1 . Mary LUCII . Call 614· 4415-9787 or clean, no pets. Adults. Utilities furnished , Rei. & dep. required. call814 -446-1519. Antique shop and stock tor sale. Will sell stock and building 1aparate. Ca\1814-687-6538. Small2 bdr . house on Lincoln St. availeble March 1st. U&Q per month, utilities not included. Doxol gas hut; ht tank fill-up free. New carpeting, wetherdryer hookup, has 1tove & rtfrlgtratOf, fenced In yard. Quiet neighborhood. No pet•Madmum of 2children. Security depoalt & retarences required. Call anytime 814-968-4150. Professional Services 2 room. furnished , upstair• apt. 614-992-5732 . Own your own jeen-sport1wear, ladies apparel , childrensmalernlty, large ai~•• . petite, dancewaer-aeroblc or accessorln store. Jordache. Ctllc, Lte. Levi. ltod,Gi1tno. Mens, Ctlvln Kleift, Sergio Valtf.tt. Evtn Picone. Liz Claiborne, Memb.rs Only, GasoHne. Health tax over 1000 others . t14 , 800 to t26,900 inventory , training, fixutru, grand opening, etc. Can open 115 dt¥1. Mr. Lougtllln 23 0338 675-5106. 3 bdr. ranch, Rodney Village II. UB6 mo. plus dtpotit, Referen· ces required. Call 814·441ll (612)B88-8655. Furnished apartment. ne111 door to library. One professional adult only .. Plfking. Call 614-446 - Gracious living. 1 end 2 bed· room apartm8flts et ' Village Manor end Aiv&rlide Apartments in Middleport. From 1215. including utilitiel . Ctll Own your own Jean · Sporuwe..-, L1dies apparel, chlldren•· maternlty, large tlzea, petite. denceweer-aeroblc or acc:euorie1 store. Jordache, Chic. Lee. Levi. lzod, Gitana. Ment. Calvin Klein, Sergio \hlente, Evan Picone. U~ Claiborne, Members Only, Gasoline, Hellthtea over 1 000 othMI. t14,BOO to 126,900 inventory. training, fiMturet, grind opening etc. Can open 15 days. Mr. Loughlin 812-888-4228. 304-875·3950 or 1-800-842· 2284. 3819. '/ Wtnt.ci • l1dY~ to lhlt in with 32 Mobile Homea for Sale tldttly couple. 30-4·891· 3880. lebyetn...- In my hom~~ Mondl't thru FridiV. occaslonaUy Business Buildings I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· - -- -- - - - ·lcGOVERNMENT JOBS . t11S.040-t59,230 yr. Now Hlr· lng. Call 805-687-6000 E'xt A-9806 for current federal list. 34 Furnished &: unfurnished apts .. $150.00 and up. references Ph. 304-875-7738 or 304-675 5104 A-1 Real Estate. Modern 1 bed~oom apartment. 337B. WI pay c;ash for late model clean used cars. ' • Jim Mink Chev.- Oids Inc. ' Bill Gene Johnson 6U·4•6-336B. - - - - - -- - 141170 Fleetwaod. 3 Bdr., 2 full bathl, totll elec. like new. price negotiable. Cell eher 4 weekdayt, anytime weekllndt. 61•· Call 814-245-924B. ~ Wanted To Buy 11 for Sale 15 Schools Instruction 2 Bedroom apt. nice cerp"eililg. water paid, & dryer hook-up, nove,washer refrig. fumithed available Jan 1, 1987 Ph. 614.446 . 7025 . '81 Commodore, 14x46. like new lived In only 8 month1. payoff. Phone 304-882-3664. ' 304-675 ·51 10. Opportunity. 992-7479 LOST, Red Mud Ridge. Gallipo· a ~h. 446 ·3997 Equal Housing 34,7. LOst: male Beegle on McKentie Ridge Rd. Cell614-843-5164. lit Ferry area. Blue Heehtt', answers to J11u. scar on slom- TACT: Jackson Estelet Dept . Ph 1 32 Mobile Homes ttome . Female with mitten paws. Indoor cat . Call814-992-7227. 7376. 0200.00 oecuril'l deposil. CON- ~-;::::::::.::::::::: ~~~;~~;;:~~==1 Young cat to gi\lt away to good Part Pitt Bull puppiM, 304-675 - 1 Bedroom basi'c rent 8176.00 plus electric. Also required • "It's a wedding mVI . 'tati'on'. . g her Lois Trogger is marrym• jOb!~ 1 male puppy to giveTyrenu away. Part Huskie, part Great and mi11ed . Call 614 -992 ·2016 Of Apartment for Rent 2 BA. 16 Court St. Carpeted. Kitchen turn. $350-month . Plus utilities, deposit . Call 614-446- 5 Puppies to give away , mottutf it r811ittertd Black Lebrador . Call 614-446-4179 after 6 :30 . 4 young ffyert to give away Ph. Wednesday,_F~ruary 11 , 1987 , Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio K M E G V , E . K . V T <; Z !l ,I ' YMierda)''l CryptoqDot.e: TilE MEANING Of' LWE CANNOT BE TOL.O; IT 1W1J0 HAPPEN TQ A PERSON. - IRA PROGOfl' =r BlgM11111 Thornton and ot· Sipple Wall... , 10:31 (I) MOVIE: 'Ned KIIIY' · 1 1:00 • CIJ (JJ.(JJ Cli.IJJ (lJI ,._ ~ Hlnl"'"""letllllllo end MoCor· ill MteL luceo. All·lhllr .Geme From Lo1 Angelos, cA. reo m.) u...1. .CDM"A'I•H •' ' • '. •• " ... •• !' (JJ In the F- of Terror- ' ... lam: Extrlldhlon ...t Civil " ,., War Pane!i1t1 discue1 a 1 ~~". ~.au ttudy involvl~·: ·::· _:: Northern Shamrock". (eO , , ,. min,) , .• ()J Honeymooue.. . •,, 4 1 1 :30. (]) College llelketlllll: ""''' ·• Tenn111111t kentucky hre.) ' ()) WKRP In Clncllwlell I tf ....;,. , ;;.;~ (J) TIXI • • ,_,. (I) AIC News Nlgl111111 '· �14- The Daily Sentinel Wedne$day, February 11, 1987 No payment ·ups-ets staff at 'GM plant LORDSTOWN, Ohio (UP()- · Employees at the General M o- : tors Corp. Lordstown car and van ' assembly plants are upset over GM's failure to provide profitsharing payments for 1986, a United Autoworkers official said. Bill Bowers, president of UAW Local 1112, said Tuesday the tension level will rise if top GM execut,Jves receive their customary bonuses .. "!always thou~ht a bonus was a reward for a job well done," Bowers said. " If there wer e no profit s to share wit h our membership, then somebody didn' t do somethin g right. " Last week, th e au tomaker reported 1986 profits of $2.95 billion, down more tha n 26" · percent from profit s of $.1.99 billion In l98o. We Reserve Right To limit Quantities · STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 'AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM Prices Effective Thru Sat., Feb. 14, 1987 Federal deregula tion of thf' Chuck Roast ••••• ~~. $13 9 Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce meeting by Gary Bates, Sirloin ARMOUR oz. , Wl·eners .....•......... 12 99< PKG. Bologna •••••••••••••••• $11-9 ,•. RECEIVE APP~ECIATION PLAQUES - Bill Nease, at right, president of the Pomeroy .Area Chamber of Commerce, presented Mark Gillespie, of Pizza llut, and Dick Warner, orKroger;left Whole Fyers ••••• !'.•• 49< BUCKET $219 Cube Steak •••.••• ~~. Bridge repairs set to ~tart in Meigs th~ O.S.D.A. CHOICE Repairs to a bridge on Bedford meetlng to ask co mmissio nTownship Road 86, King Hill ers to •. consider· pay raises for himself and fellow employee, . Road, will bf starlin g soon, ~ccnrdlni,to;l'll;!!lg•:to6n:ty Eng!- R<lger Michael : ,Nease. sa'id that • neer Phil Roqerts and Highwa y talses which ha ve been given Superintendant Ted Warner. since the office was established Roberts told the M eigs County eight years 'ago have bern Commissioners Wednrsday th at . appreciated. but th at basesalarcounty highway workers will ies are st!ll low. He said he would begin maklpg structural re pairs like to see the salar.Jes Increased to the bridge as soon as creek to reflect the responsibilities of water is low enough they ca n get the j obs. "We think our expeto the abu tlnent. Robrrts sa id the r lence and type of work we do is br ldge!lo0rw!llbereplacpdwlth ofsuchanaturethat lhe bo thjobs should have a higher base," he corrugated sterl. widened and paved. and co ncrete will be said. He noted that Michael is poured around one pier . Mate· making l ess money than the first rials will b<: purchased, except deputy recorder, yet has worked for concrete. from Ohio Bri dge longer. Clerk Mary Hobstett er Co., Marietta , for approximately repor ted the fi rst deputy re$8,500. corder:s sal ary at $12,f.OO and They sa id the bridge is not sa fe Michael's at $12,000. She reto cross until repairs are made. ported Nease at $1>,200. Nease Highway depar tmen t tractor said he realized t·he commissionbids, tabled last week for review ers must work ·within a budget, by th e r ngineer, have bren put on but askrd them to consider five to hold lndcflnlfely. Robert s said seven percent increases for the !he low bid of $22,997 from pl at map offlcr. Falrplaln Tract 9r Sal es, Ripley , A letter was rrad from Consoli· Round Steak ••••••• LB. MOUNTAINEER $]09 Po·rk Sausag_e •••••• LB. MEXICAN . Tomatoes •••••••••• ~~ •• 49< ~;.a~~~~:a/~:t~~~~~\~;sp~~~ ~~~~ ia~~m~~~~~~~~.s ~.~~~ chase at this time. Ro berts and Comm issioner Mannin!'( Roush reported the first discussion on the highway de• partm~nt's expiring union co ntract was held Friday . Roush represen ts .tile commissionrrs in the contract discussions. The men said th e union has submitted a fir s! proposal. but did not el abora te. Dan Nease, with the county plat map office, . wa~ at the Margarine .~ ......L:.•••·• 39< CAR Sl 895 TRUCK '199 So 3rd CITRUS 7 or CHERRY' COLA $1 1 9 Ice Cream •••••••••••• Slice •••••••••••••••••••••• 79< THANK YOU CHERRY $ · BANQUET Pie Filling •••••••·~.·.L··· 1°~ TV Dinners ••••.•·~.o:~ •• 89< 12 GAL. .1 B PK. 16 OZ. RETURNABLES . Ti~e Detergent 1470Z. $589 Middleport 992-2594 DAIRY LANE limit 1 Por C•stomtr Good Only At Powell's S.,.rmarfltt Offtr bpirn Sot., f ... 14, 1917 SUNSHINE · lftAXWELL HOUSE Dog Food Coffee :20 LB. BAG $229 . 3LB. CAN ' . ~~~· limit 1 Per Cutlimlr Good Only At Powell'1 Soptrmarflot • OHtr bjtlns S.t. feb. 14, 1917 ·- · COLUMBUS. Ohio {UPil Two state agencies · monltortng p'ubllc utility ra tes told an Ohio House budget panel Wednesda y theY need more money lnlhe nex t tiVo years to continue holding utllity rates down . Ohio Consumers' Counsel a'hd I he Public Utilities Commission of Ohio have .put In for Increases of 13 and 22 percent, respectivel y. In 1988 to do th eir work.' Both are funded chiefly with assessments and fees on utilities and railroads, . not gen- Sl .99 :;!'he limit 1 Por CuttoGood Only AI Powoll't Sur;•marktt Offor bpirn Sot., ,,., 4, 1917 .. --- ~ . ..... _... . ;1 r rpair carP wi sh ''""''1!·. rPsponsibility for insldp w i ring. Ca rds· Wfli'P sf'n t with trlPphonP Nrasr · said Lon g n1 ·1·ds lr • IH ·r~ rrnm busint •ss rn~' n . tllr·ir 1'1'11 bills, pr ior l o lhf' .Jan . d~ r~gu l a lion, informi ng cu,tomrrs of plovr''" · c l\'if· Ind ividua ls. r('spo ns iblil y c hctngr.s t.~IH.I asking lo• ado ·rs and Br·J inda .J oh nson . c ha irwurna n of th•· chamhf'r ·sponsor•·d :-.11 ss srrvi cC'. H cards WPH' not n·· Swf'rlhf'~tr t Saturfl a:v aftrrn oon ;H l 'omt •rr l.\" wiring turned sln ting rrpai r ser vicf•wa s nol wantr d. the co mpanv au to· ins id€'thrho m rorbusi ness, fmm ma tica lly <-~ddcd th r sf'r virr• to pOrlf:'d 2R c on!f':-. t (•nt rir·s h:1 \·r· thr phonf' company 's j ack . RPca use of this cha nge, GTE is now lhr monlhl y bill, said 1\att•s. Ninrty-flvr percent of C'I'F: 's brrn l'c•<'P ivP<I. TIH • o·o nl< ·sl i' tn1 gir ls :l-1:1, and pn • trgJSII'al ;, .,, h installin g prrsr nt cus tomers Jl'f'SignPd up $R . Saturda.\ ' rt'gis tr;lliou , IJI' g ln - for rrpa ir ca rr . h<· addPd . ning al :t p. m. will ill' $ 111 t elrp h on~ protector dev ices ca llrd Telephonr Nr 1work Inter- VillagP <·on tPs l IJf'ill J.! twld II all audilor iulll , n · :, .. ·.. ;: .,., ~,: ~. -- - ... · ' HPip on, 'the homefronl from Congressional conslitucnts is needed to enco urage Co n~ress IO push through already df'iaycd Federal -Aid Highway Program Act legislati on at oncr, Georgr Dugan. deputy direc-tor of the lOth District, Oh io Drparlmrnt of Hig hway s, reporls . Congress before last Oc!ober should have passed the ac t which would have permi tted !he dlstribut ion of abou t $:123 mil lion dollars for 141 highwa) projeciS in Ohio, D'ugan said. However, th e House of Reprrsrntat ives passed one version and the U.S. Sen at<' passed anot her version of the requird legislation. Consrquently, slncr th e two pieces of l egis l ation co nfl ic ted huge amounts of money cou ld not be distributed not only toOhlobut to ~ · thr other stat es . Dugan says that aga in lhr two houses of Congress , wi th many new members in volved since th e November election , have passed two sepa rate pieces of legisla tion and again the federal highway money ca nnot be pa ssed out to the states because the two pieces of IPglslation do not agree. Thl' probl em has gon<' int o a conferrncr co mmittee and the delay in the legislation which should have been ready last October is throwing Ohio highway pro jrcts behind since the co nstruction p<:riod is limited dur to weathrr condi tions and other faclors . Dugan poiniS out that although the plans for Ohi o projrcts ar r ready nothing ca n be done abou t advNt is!ng !hem for IJids until the money Is received. Evr· n if ' · · ' !he mone,· wN r rrc!'ivc·d '""" · the dela y is bound to dl'lav projrcl s plannf'd for this .vrar. Duga n says thai th •· proj<•cl ' must bl' adwrtisrd c·:Ju sing delay whi le con i raet ors flgu rr 1heir bids and thrn aflcr bids ar r· so lei. co ntractors mu st hf' gil'r n another timr pf'l'iod tn gPI thr ir materials. rquipmrnl and m:tn · powr r n·ad)' to go. · Thrrr arr four proj<•cts sd tf' du led in !hr ltl th Di slricl wlwn frdr ral aid monry dors !'nmr through. On• · of thr fnut' - t o l;~l cost of lht' four Pxprclr d 10 run abou t $9 million - Is In Ml'igs Count)·. Thi ., wou ld h• · resur t;!l '· ing li.2 mll•'s of US :n fro m .:1!1 miles ras t of Stair Routf• liK I l o .fi l miles ''"" of Sta rr Houlf ' 7. Total cost of thr lmpmvc•m•' nl i' ~s tlm a t ed a! $:1, :142.1XKI. Insu~ance-tort retonn £ D-New Bos ton. acti ng at Gov . Richard Celeste's request. or dered It be eliminated . "Wf' vcr.v much would llkr to stay on thr schedu le whi<'h calls for tth e bill ! to move from commi ttee so it ca n be on thr floor Tut'sday ," St ln zla no sai d aftH holding off un lll laic Wed· nesday to see If another vote cou ld be found . On Wrdnesda)· morning Sllnzlano ad j ourned th P mretlng wh• ·n · only seven Dcmoc·ra t s In favor of t hr bill were prcsr nt . Eight vo tes are needed to reconi'mend II .Two . oth er Democrul ic members of the co mmitiPe wr rr .,bsent. One was Ill und th e other wa s altendlng a state lr~ls l a t o r' s meeting, St in zla no said. When com mitt ee members w turn today . they will co nsider a series of amendments sugges ted by the Ohio Al liance for Civil Justice, a group whlrh s tro n ~ ly suppor ts kerplng th <· produ ct • IS Anolh Pr of Ill(' l our projt · t · t :-~ In Disrricl W i.-. In 1/ocl<ing r ·ouil i V <tnd woul.d up,L! I'~l dt' ltlf' l'f'~ t i l !'f': l on US !lou I(' :I;J In H orl<i ng l'ou111 ,1· with !hf' l' .... llmat .·d ('0!'1 1 I n 1}1' $1 ,I:t I. t iWI. T he l'' 'nl<lillin).! lwn prnjt·d ~ nJ IIH' lour taq,:t•lr·tl !Ill' ni.. . tr ll'l 10 from lht · trodl' r;ll l und~ nr1· In Wt.~ s hing ton Crr unt _\ . Onr · wrmltl h• · I h1 • n ·~ u rfad n~ of :i IX r11 i lr ·.., nl ST fill at a •·lrsl n t :!i-l:rX ,I Ktl! ;IIHII!lr· s• ·c·om l w o uld br · pa vi ng ru;Jtl h1·rn1:-. , u pgr adin ~ !'.i~ n ~. rr-p l;u · in g guardr:rll and rl ' pair ln g l;rnd sl i p ;l r£\J ~ on I ntPI '.-. t a !l · i7 In M.:.n ii'lt :r from .!Hi tn l i . l ~i mll11~ north of lh f' llhlo Wr ·:-. 1 V irg inia ... t:rlf 1 linf ·~ . Cn~ t of 1h;ll projf •C' I i.., I•St imalf' d :rl $:\,:liO,fKtO . Du gan ;t...,k.-. th ;rl ollil'i :rl.., 111 f ·r rmmunilif ·~ In Di ~ t rk l 10 .rru l l 'o nI i mwcl on pa gr· 11 •11 d st1 on agen a llahllltv In lh• · bi ll. "Rr!JlOv in g lhP product IIHIJil · lty provis ions from 1thr bill 1 seriously undrrm inPs th•• rlt01b to achlcvr. mNtnlngfu l to r t n ·· for m," said Mark D. Da vi d,un. chairman of th r alllan<·o•, " Wo • understand lhr speakPr' S a<·t !Qll . How£'1Vt'r, wr are rom·•' rn('d I ha t the govNnor's fallun· to krPp p:w>with thi s lrgislallon Is 1u ~ t a lactic to dera il r na rt mrnt of '' significa nt- Ohio pr01Ju C'l> l la tJII · II~· law." Meanwhilr. Eli'r nard K. RauP r, pres ident oft h<' Ohio Academy nt Tria l Law.1·ers, sPnt a lett er to Stlnzlano claiming that thr com· mlttec fail ed to delrlr all pmvl slons . dealin g with produ ct liability. Bauer said th P suiJstitulr hill still co ntains a prov ision allow ing contribut ory negligence a' a defensr In tort (•asrs. Thf' prov ision states th at If a manulacrurer, for exa mple, provros " pla lntlfl v..•;ts ;tllf •a ... r ;, 1p1H'f· nt at f<~u ll In an acTi il• ·nl. tli•·vl:dnl llt , l'fl llll OI tiJ IJi' Cl ; J n~· d:trn ;rgf•S . Undf't' CUI'I'Pnl Ia \\' a plidnt lff ran cqlh•ct lOll p••r c1•nl of lhr itmount hr su•·.-. for! no maiii'J' what ciPgl'flf' of rPs ponsl hl llty ffJ I" lhc' acdd,.nt I< a ss l ~ llf'd to him . RuuL' I' ~H i tl 11 was Hllr, .·s intr,) ntlu n IIJ n •nun·•· lhHI prnvl slnn. HIHI Sti tiZimw s: lld it will h1 · i ro nr'd uut Thu J. . cl a\ . 1\ sim ll;_rr p:wk ;tg,. ol lt•.t.dl-llil lion pn~~• ·d th• · C r·nr •t il l ~\-.~1 · 111 · hi _ \ ' Ia ~ ! \f•trt . h ut ( "r · Jr ·~ l l' Vl ·l or •d ll In Dt\t•f•mtu ·r hf ·cauNI · tw ~~~ id lhf"~ j}I'OdUf• t ll ;rhi lit\ M'l 'l iiJil l011k too mu ch aW.t\ !rom , -, ~ n .., uml'l ~ ­ ~l d lng wi th «'{HI."' UI1WI ad VOCJJif ·~ and 111 ganJJ(·d la l~l ll ', has ln s l ~ t, ,d on si t il·t ltHhll itv Cf'lrstf', a gOJins l thr • tn;nlll l:rc·t un ·ro, nl dciPcti vr pr oduo·t, , RIH0 and Stirl!iann ~ a\ ti ll ' producl llal>lllt .\ !ss w· 11_.111 IH· drall with (JUkkl\ a~ 11 "" 'p;rr.lff · !Jil l. Two state utility-monitoring agencies ask for more money risco Shortening $629 offers 1 ao Retail sales down 5..8 percent GTE Dugan says help needed on ho!m efron.t £or h•·.ghway funds 1 saying th e firm Is planning to By GRETEL WIKLE ex pand cable television, fac ilities UPI St11tehnuse Reporter dnto new areas of the co un ty, Requests for expansion, If not COLUMBUS, Ohio iU PII already In the plans, will be The chairman of th e Ohio Hou se stud ied for feaslbllty, the lett er Insura nce Comm illl'r want s to stick with plans to have a said. Dor thea Fisher, of the Meigs l andmark civ il justi ce and i/l SU· County Humane Socl etv, met rance reform package on thr wit h the com missioners io clar- • Ohio House fl oor for a vote next ify policy on dog kl'nncl Tuesday, thpugh th e pack age has sta lled In committee. licensing. C:halrman Rep. Michael P. Stinzlano, D-Columbu s. sche· duled a meet lng for 10: a.m. today to consider the bi ll again . The co mmlttc•c Wednesda y WASJIINGTON ( Ul! l) -Retail sail'S nationwide plummeted came up shorl of th e number of a record 5.8 percent last month because auto sales declined by votes needed lo rec ommend it to more than 22 per cent, the Commerce Department said today. the fu ll House, meani ng the Economists expected the decrease and said they are sticking legislation stalled with only De· to their predictions thallh c 1987 economy will he slighlly bcller mocrat s backing It . than 1986. · RrpuiJJicans on th e commit tee Americans hough! an estimated $119.3 billion worth of goods refused to support the pa cka ge In ,January, $2!1 billion of II from auto dealers, the department wl1hout a secllon limiting lawsaid. Those estimat es were adjusted for seasonal differences. suits agai nst manufacturers for The volume of auto sal"" dropped a record 22.4 percent from defective produ cts . That section December, breaking the. old mark of 19.5 percent set last was removed Tuesda y when Octob<•r . • House Speaker Vernal Riffe. ' p !'O iec t o•· . thr!·"" ' v..' I. I I IJr,::~ s f'I'V if.·r if they wan tNI th e repair carl' r('sponsible for S1495 "·.~· 1\iC'h:ml However. wi th deregu l ation of sta tion w i r ing, cus tomrrs ar e ·to right , with plaques of appreciation for their generous donations to chamber sponsored events. The presentations were made at Tuesday 's chamber meeting at Pomeroy Trinity Church. insta ll ing lhC' new p rotrc t ors ~~ s lhey make calls to hom('S and businesses. Thf're is no cos t l'or the protrctor. howf'V('I', if ;.J custome r r eq u f's t s a r C'pt.lirma n come specifical l~' to instal l ct Mich:~o> ll.o n g, ll ·CII 'I' Io ·l' ill• ·. "as qui,. kl) '" poss iiJio · cus tom ers who do no! . increased. GRADE A Ba lr s said GT I-: workr·rs arr· telephone servlcrs, suc h as pric<: on lim•s, arr sli ll federa ll y rrgu lated, Ba trs sttid . Approva l fro m the Public Utili· tl<:s Comm ission of Ohio is requir ed be fore ra t es m ay bC' 12 OZ. PKG. blt• in thr sys10m th C'm~0l v rs. N•··"'' ' ''" '""r Prt•siclr nl llill ugl·d dwmbr·r m1·mht·r ~ tn ,:-;r·nd lrlll ·rs in support 11 1' or li 'l'l'.\ ' S0 1"\Jicr to St;r l t· Si'll ~ rtHr .l:t n con trac t, at $.2.1 pf'r month , for d, , • , Ba tes'sa!' • s of .,Jan . 11987 \ncreasrs ARMOUR SLICED laces. at !he point of f'ntry to lhr homr or bui nC>ss . Thr df>v iC'r' w i ll r no1b l r customers to isolatr trou - chH rge. I\ IMPERIAL Chrysler-Plymouth Dodge Inc. 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New spapar thC' federa l gover nmen t no loriger srts pr icPs on sta tio n wiri ng into hom es and businesses. Par ts of office. Although deregu l ation went into eff ect i n Feb. 1982, fu r ther ch anges have co me recently. 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• COOPER 2 Sect•ons . 14 P:1nes l.ong ~~ sf·l·kin J.: lund!- 111 providr• M 1·i).!s ('n unt ~ · wit h th1· sp n ·in' whi lr · 1lu · Pcr 11wro_,. Maso n brid ~r · i..., ('l o:-, ·d lo1 rf'pa ir:-. . Th t~ ln idgt· i:-. :-. l'l1t·dulnl fo r a four-month !'lo:-.u11' hr~-: ln n 111 g ·I 11 M a !'(' 1L l . rII 1g 'II' II 1II ' prrsc•nt ing 1111· !PI 11·rs 11 1 snppn rl t o Ohio D1 •parlnH ·n1 rd D!'\'t •l opm• •nl off idal s an d C o\' f'I'I\ Ot manager of General Te lepho ne Company of Ohio's Pomeroy U.S.D.A. CHOICE GAL (up to 5 qts car516 qts trucks/ • New Mopar oil filter • Check fiuid levels • Check Dattery • Spe(laf or additional b11 slightly higher enttne telephone compa ny, w hich rr suited i n nrw pr icing policit'S, wen• addrrssed at Tursday 's MT. VERNON • • New oil • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 12. 1987 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS SCHEDULED MAINIENANCf ATREGULAR IIMI ' OTHEI MODELS . SLIGHTLY HIGHER :Jo, 28, 8, 9, 7, 6 at y Vol.36, No.197 ~ opyrigJlted 1987 l'artiy doudy tonight, with u low lll'ar ~!i. f1mslderahlt• sunshim• Frida,y, with highs ht_·twct·n :10 and :Ja. Phone deregulation is local chamber topic .T. CHANGE Daily Numlwr 556 Sup~r Lotto •• .OIL & FILTER CHANGES AT RECOMMENDED INTERVALS ARE OIL AND FILTER SUNNY 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. The decli ne occurred despite sales of$102 billion, a 6.6percent Increase ovN 1985 sales of $96.4 billion. CM officials explained that large ca pital expenditures for new plant s and eq uipment, anticIpated closing cos ts for nine older plants and an expensive fall sales incentive program cut Into profits. · Thf' corporation has not ye t announced bonuses for Chairman Roger B. Smith, President F. Ja mes McDonald and other top executives , but co mpany officials said thr co rporation did pa y $219 million In bonuses to more than ;;, 700 offi cers and manager s for 1986. In a letter to personnel directors at various GM facilities, th e compan y explained that the formula for det ermining bonuses Is different than the one used for · profit shar ing. Bowers questions how the company ca n have mone)· for bonu ses, but none for profit sharing. "How ca n I j ustify that to my membership• T here Is no justlfl· cation,'' Bowr•·s sa id. Donald F. f~ phlln , UAW GM Department director, said In a recent letter to local union ofll cers that GM officials should be doing their part to help the company through difficult times. "Jf low earnings mean sacrlrlro• , the sarrlflr<> at the upJ)('r lcv<>l shou ld be more than a token gesture." he said. " Real restrai nt In the executive suites would be a welcome and long· overdue sign that GM Is truly ser ious abou t getting Its house In order." Bowers sa id Ephlin has assured him that dev<'loplng a more equita bl e profit sharing formula will be a priority Issue when a new indust ry-wiM labor contract is negotlatro la ter this )lear. Ohio Lottery SVACteams resu~e play Friday night ·- ·P age4 ·~ , .. -·.... ~, ' era! tax revenues. Consumers' Counsel William A. Spratiey told the House F inance subcom mittee h is watchdog group costs the consumers only three cents lor every $100 worth or utility bills and has saved millions ror them In past years. Thomas V. Chema, chairman or the PUCO, sa id utility rates have been stable during the last two years for the first time In more than a deca de, and are likely to con!lnue thatway. ;. The Consumers' Cou nsel is sudden large rat e Increases asking for $9 .6 jf!llllon. ari annua l resulting from long periods of Increase or slightly more th an 13 stagnant ra tes - and the Inclupercent for what Spratley des· sion In rate bases the cost of cr lbed as a continuation level eliminating acid rain. He said his group already has • budget . "The average monthly utility · saved' customers of Cincinnati Cas & E lectric and Columbus bill, was the same last year as It was In 1983," said Spra tley. and Southern Ohio Electr ic Co. " What we have now Is a fla tte~~: , about $100 a year In pollu!lon Ingot rates as compared with the co ntrol charges. very sleep Increases In the early "Had we not been In !hose rare 1980s.•• , cases, we have every reason to believe the utilities would have Spratley sai d his agency will continue to bailie "ra te shock '' gotten whal they asked for, " he said. Chema told .Jhe subeommlt tee that utility rates have not In· creased In the last two years. "To the contrary, rates have fallen by an average of 2 j)('rcent In 1985 and an additional on c·half per· cent In 1986. " he said. "We SI'C them as stabl e to slightly falling In the future." The PUCO Is asking for Increases ol22 percent 1hls coming year and 7.6 percent In 1989. Among the Improvements to be mcu.Je urr• addln g :«1 tr·( ·hnka J posi tion s for an I 'X<Hll lna tln n of utility cbmp'an;v mana ~· · rn,.nt practlct:'s, addin g t I lull ,tlm• · regula tory staff po;lllon,, t~r< '!' gas llnr ln s t~·rt ors and t hr~ ~ attorn('ys. In all, Ch •' m;,,snld , >Opositions wil l be addrd with $4 million, which rrprrsrnts "J)('n nics a year to consumMs hut allows us to co ntlnU(' tn do the work that represent s a s a v ln~s of millions of dollar~ . " .' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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