http://66.213.69.5/files/original/fdfc021e43f55f0f25421575326fbd03.pdf a354ffa73d8e6e64597672746aa0c4c6 PDF Text Text 1 Page-8- The Daily Sentinel I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio are fed up I Farmers Area.deatbs Jennie Cannan R. Hawk, Sinop, Turkey; one daughter and son-i n-law , Mary Jennie Carman, 86, 270 West . and Paul Rei tmi rc, Raci ne; two Main St., Pomeroy, died Sunday grandchildren, Claudette and at th~ Pomeroy Health Care Christopher Reitmire, Ra cine; two sis l ~rs, Nettie Mae Hayes, of Center. A former Meigs Cou nty school Middleport, and Thelma F~rne teacher , Mlss Carman was born Roush, of Pomeroy; scvBral Nov. 7, 1900 ln Meigs County, a nieces and nephews. Services will be Wednesday, 1 daughter of the late Joh n and p.m., at Rawllng-Coats-Blower Della Pennyoaker Carman. She Fu neral Homer with Pastor was a graduate of Ohio Un iverDuane Sydenstricker officiating. sity, Athens. '' Surviving are three nieces. Ida Burial will be in South Bethel Mae Clark, Lilah Freeker and Church Cemetery. Friends may Mildred Bowen, all of Pomeroy; · call at the fun eral home Monday, a nephew, Ivan Car man, Pome- 7 to 9 p.m., and Tuesda y, 2 to 4 roy, and a sister-In-law, E liza - and 7 to 9 p.m. Memorial cant rlbutions may !JI' made to the beth Carman, Pomerov. Besides her pare nts,· she was Meigs County America n Ca ncer preceded in death by two broth- Society. ers and two sisters. · Way Clark Services will be held at I p.m. Wednesday at th e Ewing Funeral Way Forest Clark. 62, Tuppers Home with burial to be in the Plains, died Monday morning. Carleton Cemterv. Friends mav He was born April 28. 1924 in call at the funeral home after ·I At hens County. a so n of Twila p.m. Tuesday . Th e famlly will be Pullins Clark, Reedsville, and prest'nl from 6 to 8 p.m. the late Lewis Clark. Mr. Clark was a member of t h<• George Coleman Sr. Tuppers Plains Vetera ns of For' George Frank lin Coleman Sr .. eign Wars, Post ~05.1; Drew 86, Gallipolis, died Satur<lav a t Webster Post :19. Amer ican LeHolzer Medi cal Center. He 'was gion. and attended the Wesleya n form er owner and operator of Methodist Chureh. He was an army veteran of World War II. Hilltop Grocery near Rutland. He was a member of the Nitro, and was rrtired from the B. F. W.Va., First Chruch of God, and Good rich Co .. Mari('tta. Besiidrs his mother, he i~ the Wes t Virginia Labor Union su rvi\'Pd by his wife. Audre.' ; loca l 1353, Charles ton. Born March 5, 1900 In Putnam two dau ghters and sons·in·law, County, W.Va ., a son of the late Connie and David Ross. Athens; William Lee an d Matilda Ann Linda nd Trrr·y Kaylor, Reds· vlliP: a slstct·. Wilda Scarberr)', Hedge Coleman. Surviving are his wife. Virgie Racine; fi vr brot hers, Willard. Lee Dunn Coleman; one son. Ca mden. N. .J.; .J im and Ray or Basil Coleman of Dayton; onr West Collin gswood. N. .J .; Roger daughter, Hazel Sigmon of Cir- of Ronks, Pa .. and Kenn et h of clev llle; seven grandchildren RaclnP. Also surviving are s ix and 10 great gra ndh clldrt'n; grandchild ren. Melissa. Lisa a nd three brothers . .Jam es Colrmari Scot t Goldrn, Guysv il lr: RPnee. of Lancas ter, Ot mer Colema n of Crystal and Randall Kaylor. Libert y, W.Va. and Robert Co le- Rrrdsvlllr. Besides his father. he was man of Elea nor, W. Va; fivr prf'Cf'ded In drat h by a daught er, sisters , Nina Smith and Mamie Ruth Ann Colden; a brother. Null of Liberty W.Va. , Dovlr Gibson of Nitro, W.Va., Ada Thurston Clark, and a grandColeman of Elf'anor, W.Va .. and daughter. Kimberly Ross. Services will be hPld at I p.m. Opa l Null of L a ~ castr r , Ohln. Wed nesda)' at the White Funeral He was prrcrdf'd In dPath by Home in Coolville with Rev. Roy onP so n, George Coleman .Jr·., D<'etrr off iciatin g. Burial will be and two brothrrs. in Heiney Cemetery, Reedsville. Services will be Tuesday, II Friends ma)' ca ll at the funeral a.m. at McCoy- Moorr Funeral home from 2 to 4 a nd 7 to 9 p.m .. Home, Vinton, RPv . .lim Lusher Tuesda.v. officiating. Burial follows in Vinton MPmorlal Park. Frlrnds may call Monday, 4 to G p.m. Lollt•ry numht•r.-; Monday at thP fun eral home. CLEVELAND tU PI1 - Sat urSara Hawk day' s winning Ohio Lottery numbers: Sara E thel Hawk, 70, of Mi · Dally Numher nersvllle Road . Raci ne, diPd ;;;;;;, Ticket salrs t o t a I e d Friday morn ing at Holzer Medi· $1.1>l6.8."~i.50. with a payoff due of cal Center. $2.446,1 25 . Mrs. Hawk was born ,Jan. 11 , Lotto 1917 at Marmet. W.Va ., to the 24. 1. :n. 21. :19. ii. late Vannie and Sy l\·Ja Badgley. She was a mrmbrr of sout h Bet hel Chu rch. Survivi ng arr hr r husba nd . Marion Hawk ; one son, DPnnls Monday, February 16, 1987 / By United Press Jn!ernallonal As the planting season approac hrs. fewer farmers will be sowing oats - and wheal and corn. Ever- increasi ng grain surpluses . combined with sustai ned economic d iffi eu lt ies. are forc ing Oh io fa rmers to become crea tive with their crops. Many of the state's 89,000 farm ers are -ex· preted Jo try their hand at what they hope wi ll be more profi ta ble vent ures, such as asparagus, .J apane~e mu shrooms. berries and garbanzo beans. Squads make 12 ·runs over weekend Farmers have reaped only m eager prices for mainstay crops like wheat, soybea ns, tobacco an.d corn for about five years. About 6,000 Ohio farms have failed since 1980 and about 30,000 more face financial trou bi Ps, the Cleveland Plain Dealer re ported Sunday . . Economists at OhloState Univers ity's College of Agriculture es tima te as many as · 10,000 farmers will test different crops this seaso n, replaci ng some of the state's H million acres of gra in w i th · promising newcomers. Lebanese... Continued fr om page 1 had guara nt ('Cd th e safPiy of th e envoy, and ga vr .Ju mbla tt a mPssagl' from Brit ish ForPlgn Secretary Sir Geoffrev Howr. It s cont ents were not re,;ealcd. Hospital news Vet erans !\1( morial Satu rd ay Adm issions - Charles Findley, Racine; Mary Blanks, Pomrro)' . Saturda.1· Discha rges - .Joe Eva ns, Iva Upton, Mina Warner. Edith Edwar d s. C:rorgr Star·r hr r . . Su nda) Adm issions - Chery l Frrguson , Midd leport; Av is Frrr krr, Racine; Aud rey MrQua id. Po m<'rO)' . Sunday Discharges - .John Hoffma n. 1 Weather Experts say, howevPr , that It is not likely any of the hopefuls wlll catch th e public'•S attention and become a boom crop the way tomators did In the 1800s. South Central A travelers advisory was in effect. · Today , s,now likely. Snow may be mixed with freezing rain at times. Accumulations through the day 2 to 31nches. High 30 to 35. Brisk east winds of 15 to 25 mph. Chance of snow 70 percent. Tonight, ~now likely. Low near 20. Winds eas t 10 to 20 mph. Chance of snow 60 percent. Tuesday, snow still likely wllh the high from :lO to 35. Chance of snow 60 percent . Edended Forecast Wednesday through Friday A chance of snow Wedn esday. Fair Thursday and Friday with fl urries in the northeast. Hi ghs2fi to .15. Lows 10 to 20 Wednesday and 15 to 25 Thursdav and Friday. Plan tournament Bradbury PTO Is sponsoring a si ngle elimination fourth grade boys and girls basketball tournament. beginnin g Saturday, at the BRadbury sc hool. Entry fee will bP $15 per team. A cheer leading competition will be held lh P same day with an f'ntry fee of So per sq uad. All entries mu st be In by Thursda y. Proceeds will be used to purchase sehool equipment such as a compu ter or score· board clock. To ent er, or for more informa· t ion. ca 11 992-iiR90, 992- .11;89 or ~lated Word of Life Church, Burlingham. will be in revival ., Thursda y through Sunday with Eva ngel ist D.R . Vance. Special s inging nightly. Everyone welc·ome. Rrvival r,::::::::::::::::=============; 992·704R. One ticket holder has winning Lotto CLEVELAND iUP Jt - One ticket from Saturd a~· night' s Ohio Lott o game with the' six numbers dr aw n is wor·th $1.2 million. Ohi o Lott ery Commls· sian offi cials said. Num bers chosen in th e drawing are I. 6. 21, 21. 31 and ~9. The holdE'r of th at ticket ca n redeem the tickN and become on Route 7 to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Tuppers Plains at ~:14. p.m. to a n auto accident on. Oh o 124 at Forked Ru n, Reedsvlll ; • Coolville called at 4:32 I'-m. for . .Jaws of Ll fe; Life Flight called at 4:40 p.m. for Gary Rucker; : Pomeroy called at 5:02 p.m. for · Anna Hames to Shelby General • Hospital, Marietta; Middleport called at 5:20p.m. to assist with . air bags; Pomrroy at 5; 52 p,m. to . Maples Apts . for Ettorilla Cas- : sell to Vetrrans Mr moriall-!ospi· : tal ; Middleport at 7:26p.m. to . Ohio 7 for Gladys Miller to Holzer Medical Ce nt er . Sunday at 12:58 a:m., Middle· • por tt oMa rkVforanun ldentifled : person who refused trea tment; · Middlep0r1 at 2:45a. m. to North Fron t St. for Sherr! Ferguson to : Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy a) 1 10: 41 a.m. to St. .John's Lu thpran Church for Avis · Frecker to :Veterans Memorial ' Hospital ; Po meroy atll; 58 a.m. : · to Darwin for Donna Bentley to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; Columbia Township Fire Depar.tment at 11:43 p.m. to a brush fire on Count y Road 10; Middleport at 3:57 p.m. to Leading Creek Road for .Joseph Davis Jr. to Veterans Mr moria,l Hospit al. Meigs County 'E mergency Medical Service reports 12 calls Saturday and five ca lls Sund ay. Saturday at 2:28a.m., Middle· port treated Chuck Pullins at MlddiPpor t Pollee Department; Racine at 6; 28 a.m. to Hill Road · fo r Ulla Strauss to Veterans Memorial Hospit al; Middleport at 9:46a.m. to Elm St. for Diana Barber Ia· Veterans - Memorial Hospltill;· Middleport at 10:08 a.m. to Holzer Clinic for Char les Findley to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy atlO; 56 a.m . transported Kenneth Haning from a lractor-traller accident SCIPIO RECYCLING eligible for thr $1.2 million jackpot th at will be paid out ovrr a 20-year spa n. That jac kpot was created with sa les of $3.2:19 mllllon. The 267 tickets with five numbrr., are eac h worth $910 and thr 12. 64 ~ tickets with four numbers arP each woi·th $51. L'OCATED 2 MILES EAST OF PAGEVILlE ON MEIGS CO. TOWNSHIP ROAD 142. ' NOW PAYING HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON FERROUS SCRAP QUESTION : I own some shares in a mutual fund. I have r~ceived notices of capital gains that are betng retnvested for me. I have also been notified that the_ fund is paying the tax on these gams. How wtll thts affect my income tax? FLATTENED ALUMINUM CANS 25(LB. CLEAN SHEET & CAST ALUMINUM 22( TO 26( lB. # 1 COPPER 41 ,c #2 COPPER 31 ( ANSWER: You will receive a Form 2439. The undistributed capital gains ate includible in your tncome and the ca pital gains tu paid on your behalf is claimed as a credit on your tax return. If this cre_dil exceeds your tu liability, the difference wtll be refunded. K11l A. Kobler, Jr. E.A. "Enrolled to Practice Before the Internal Revenue Servi ce." LB. LB. ANOTHER SERVICE OF CALL 614-992-3466 FOR INFORMATION H&RBLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE Schools of the Me igs Loca l and SouthPrn Local School Districts wpre closed loday due to a report of an anllclpated snow and freezing rain storm which was predicted lat rr In the day for Meigs County . Schools of the Eas ter n Local District were in session. Lodgt> notil't>S Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will hold practice Tuesday, 7:30 p.m ., for EA degree. All offi rers asked to att end. Plan rhili 1 t --~, ~ ~;up1wr Syracuse United Methodist Church Is sponsori ng a chill supper Saturd ay, sta rtlng a,t 4:.10 p.m . Also on the menu wlll be hot dot s, peanut butter sandwic hes, dessert and drink. Everyone wPlcome. ; ,- ..., , ~ ~- u . ~ r - 11 \r •h•h ru l! ~ .. ~ . I•• IIN .11111• . RI.11 ~JI II<' Your Choke No. 711 WING CHAIR A Q ,~·n Aoor . ~~~~ . RIJ(,GI·I> SOl. l l) I' IN E Cll l U>REN 'S ~OOM u lll nH m•l "'"'f <~• • h loul. GROll!' Nn. 1000/ liOJ TWO Plt:Cf: UVI r'o'(i ROOM Stirn: rh .. 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This Is a benefit dance for one of the club's couples who lost Ihell· home tQ fire. h~ • 1199 00 I g n~ •• ~ okr . 0 1188.00 ' Kt:IIO"f: t:\ TM\ XI Gamma Eps ilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Tuesday , 7 p.m., at the senior citizens center, Pomeroy. , Soup event Thursday Racl~ e United Method~st Church is sponsoring a soup supper Thursday beginning at , 3:30 p.m. Soup, sandwiches and ' pie will be served. ., "i11, 1 4 ft.~ llii AYt't:R l:tlt:!'T "14• .00 INGELS FURNITURE' & JEWELRY . MIDDLEPORT CREDIT TERMS Daily Number 040 Pil'k 4 7044 • at y Vot .36, No .2QQ • il. ' 992·2635 Occa.lonal snow and frell'<lnt! rain Mgaln ionil(ht, with a ., low helween 25 and 30. Cloudy Wednesday , wilh snow likely and hll(h8 near ae. enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, February 17, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 ! -·- 1 Section. 8 Pagn 26 Cants A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper EPA requirements Pomeroy Council topic By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News Staff . Des pite Monday night 's inclement weather, Po meroy Village Council met In regular session. 'Major topic disc ussed was the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency -required compliance plan for the village's sewage system. Following EPA's r('(Juest for a plan to update the present sewage sys tem, council hired Engineering Associates, Woos- ter, to prepare a proposal. EPA wants a copy of the proposa l, even though implement ation of the plan "is still a long way off.'' accordin g to Mayor Richard Seyler. · Sey ler brought up th e matter. saying he do esn't agree with the pla n which the engineers have developed. He sa id the size of a proposed new sewage plant has bern based upon flow rate. However, he sa id. EPA is requiring elimination of all clear waters 1ri!ln run -off. springs, st reams, strip mine run-off, etc.). and clear wat ers make up the bulk of the flow rate. Therefore, Seyler said. with clear wa ters eliminated, the proposed plant is larger than it needs to be. He said the present sewage pla nt sit e is large enough for a new plant, but he wondered if it mi ght be ad('(Juate to "modify the plant we have now. " Sey ler sa id the plan also· includes areas of the vill age wh ich may never have water. EPA official Joann Mon tgomery was in Pomeroy recently to discuss the compliance plan. Seyler reported, - and left a questionaire which .Jane Walt on, cler k-treasurer, is fo rwarding to the engineers. Based on the engineers' answers, Sey ler said co uncil ca n then decide If they want to spend money for an addillonal study . If co un cil approves the current pla n "as is," Sey ler sa id he's "afraid we' il be Jocked·l n" even if the systpm is ovl'r-deslgned. Co uncilman Larry Wehrung s ug~ es t ed asking Chuck Mann, of Engineer ing Assoc iates . to come to Pomeroy and discuss rrv i· sions. Seyler sal(i co un cil should wait unti l the engineering fir m ret ur ns the questionairr before schedu ling a mrcting . Aft er seco nd and third read· lngs of a proposed ordinance allowi ng eigh t percent across- Shamir a1'1·ives today for talks By HELEN THOMI\S R!'agan has kept his dis lance liPI While Jlouse Reporter from news reporters this year to WASHINGTON (UPIJ - Is- avo id questions about his worst rael' s role In ihP Iran arms- politica l crisis, and Shamlr fol· Co ntra aid cont roversy wlll not lowed sui t in New York Monday, be a point of disc uss ion this week refusing to answer questions when President Reagan meets about his country's role In the wllh Prime Minister Yit zhak co ntroversy. Shamlr , the adm inistration says. Israel has cropped up repeat · With Shamlr arriving today for edly in reports on the sca ndal, his first stal e visit to Washington but Sham lr's coalition governsince the Iran· Co ntra sca nda l mont has rejected suggestions erupted three months ago. ad· from so me U.S . . officials that mlnistra t ion officials sought to Israel initial ed the cover t Amer I· p!'ay down the)sraeli co nn ec tion ca n arms sales to Iran and des pite pers istent reports lnvolv- proposed the sc heme to funnel lng the U.S. ally. profits Ifrom the sales to the "There are a lot of other things Nicaraguan Contra rebels. of bilateral nat ure to disc uss." Before he left Tel Av iv, Shamlr onr U.S. official said Monday in said Israe l has " nothing to hide'' desc ribing the agenda for Sham- about It s role in th e affai r, and lr's sc ~eduled meetings with officials of both countries have Secretary of State George Shult z" .. hastened to say th at relations today and Rea ga n Wednesday. have no! bee n dam aged. most reprehensibl e form of special Int erest legislation, " OPIC said in urging a "no" vo le by each lawmak er. "It Is a sellout of the rights and protections of Ohioans to the properly and cas ualty insurance Industry ." The bill is an attempt to ma ke com mercia l liability insurance availab le at an affordable cos t to loca l governm ents, sc hool districts and businesses. Onci major section revises th e civil justice sta tute to elim inate frivolous lawsuits and limit ex cessivE' da mage awa rds and a ttorney fees . The other gives th e sta ir more power to regulate insuran ce companies and requires th at they furnish more flnanelal data on claims, payouts a nd reserves . In his eight-page lettN with selec ted newspaper clippings, OPIC proj.ecl director Peter MacDowell said that despit e a decision by Riffe to remove a Co ntinu ed on page 2 UP!) A WASHIN GTON ! mllestone In the his tory of the United Mine Wor kers union wlll !JI' ach ieved this spring when the 1950 pension ''ust overcomes years of financial uncerta:nty and reaches maxim um fund ng, says union Pres ident Richard Trumka. Out of the fund are drawn pensions for nearly 92,000 benefl · clarles. largely l'll)ners who re· tired before 1976 and thei r surviving spouses. "The dateoffull fundlng:"ll~~e a milestone In our unions ' tory," •Trumka sa id Monday In a news release Issued by the un io n In Washin gton. "The beneficiaries of the 19 50 pension trust represent all those who risked everything 10 rearganlze the UMWA In the 19~~ and who put it allan the llneag ln the 1940s to build the first industrial union pension fund In the United States. "Their pension benefits will be secured and fully guaranteed, . not by PIJmlses but by actua l I,I ' funds." Joseph Connors Sr., chairman of the board of trustees of the UMWA Health and Retirement funds said the full funding was made' possible by the provis ions negotiated In the National Bltum· lnous Coa l Wa ge Agreement of 1984_ The 1950 pension fund as of June 30, ·1984, had unfunded liabilities In excess of $1.1 bllllon, the UMW said When full fu~di ng Is attained, It wlll have more than $1.5 bllllon In assets and all the money needed to pay the beneficiaries their pension benefits at th e current level, th e UMW said. The financial situation contrasts with nine years ago when the fund trustees susPended payment of benefits during a 111-day Industry-wide strike. Following the strike's conclusia n In Marc h 1978 the 1950 trust was compelled t ~ borrow $49 inllllon to meet Its pension obligations and the plan's unfunded liabilities exceeded $2.1 billion, 1he union said. • the-board salary Increases for a ll v illage e mployees. co un c il passed the ordinance, retroactive from .!.an . 24. At the sugges tion Qf Seyler, council also passed a resolution allowing Pomeroy Fire Depart ment to advertise for bids for a new fire truck. Aft er bids come In , Seyler said council ca n review fin anc ing and make sure the truck Is affordable. Reclama tion of an aband oned Continued on page 2 Southern residents to vote on • tax I ISSUe RECEIVES PLAQUE - Rotary cluh member and retired educator L, W. McCom!IS, right, presented retired Meigs Football Coach Charles Chancey with an engraved clock·plague on behalf of !he Rotary during Monday night's banquet honoring Chancey. See details on pagt' :t . Renter aid, rehabilitation top priorities ac~ording to NLC in remarks accompanyi ng th e outraged - th at thr administra survey. "These needs are not tio n has submitted a budgrt isola IPd. They exist In all parts of which cont inues the retreat from the natio n, In com munities large the longstand ing fedrra l commit · and small." ment to provide decP nt housing Roark said the league's Go· for lowrr Income prople an d to page report, "docu men ts an the revitalization of drter lora turgent need to ro mbat this rising Jng neighborhoods," sa id Thotide of dependency and dcspera· ma s McHugh, dlrrc·tor of the lion and to put forward a national Rochrster tN .Y.J Housing Au · housi ng pollcy th at wlll work." thorlty, In tes timony prepared Housing assistance has taken for today's Senate hrar lng. some of t he deepest cuts of a ny McHugh, l<'st lfyi ng on brhalf program during President Rea· of th e National Associatio n of ga n's adm inistration, with fed · Housing and Redevelopment Of. eral aid to housing falling from ficlal s , said local housing offl. $30 bllllon In 1981 to Jess th an $10 cla ls arc not S('(>kl ng maj or n~w bllllon currently. Construction of programs but rea uthoriza tion new units of housing for the poor "at r~asonabl ~ lrvPls of exis ting successful housi ng and commun· has ground to a virtual halt . "We are discouraged - no, Continu ed on page 2 By DAVID E. ANDERSON WASH INGTON tUPil- City and small town officials think th e federal gove rnm ent's top housing priorities should be financial help for renters a nd rehablllt a· lion of single and, multi-family dwellings. the Nai lonal League of Cities said today. Jn a report tilled "A Time to Bulld Up," the league Identified concer ns· from a survey of 444 cit ies and tow ns th at was limed to co incide wll h the start of Senate subcom mittee hearings on federal housing assista nce. "For many America ns, fi nding sheller has become more urgent , more difficult , more cos tly and more fr ustrating," Ma yor Mike Roark of Charleston, W.Va .. sa id Southern Local School Distr ict residents In Ma y will vote on a .4 of one mill tax levy fo r the removal of asbestos from sc hools of the district. A resolution of npcesslt y to pay the levy beforr voters was approved when the di str ict' s board of educa tion m~tln regular session. The board added .Jerry .J. Batcha, Randy S. Ko~ hl er and Linda A.. lonsupka to the su bs Htule teac hers' list and approved th~ participation of 32 students In the Individual and tram compcllllon for scholarship tes ting to be held at Ohio Unlverslly this s prln ~ wllh the cos t to br $6 per student. A me~ ling was set for(; p.m. on March 9 with pr incipals of the dlslrk l to discuss staff eva lua tions. Board members, the superIntendent, treas urer, assistant treasurer and prln c lp~ J s were )!lven per mission to attend the Ohio Slate School Boards Assoelatlon So utheast spring regional ronfrrencr lo be heill at the Un iversity Inn, Athrns. on March Ill. Approval was l(fvrn also to participate In thr Children's Thratrr Youth Abridgement pro~ram. drsll(ned for Pnrlrhm!'D t. Thr boa rd also agreed to participate In lhP a itrrn a tlv~ class sponsored by thr Me igs .Juvrnllr Court. The sr hoolls for studen ts who recelvr suspensions fro m their regular class room work. Thr board •P· proved taking part In the pro· gram of Educa tional Servlcrs, Inc.. which Includes workshops In n•a dln~ a nd Instructional manuals. Attrndlnl( the mret Jng were Supt. Bobby Ord, D!'nnle Hill , c lcr k· trt>asurrr. and board members, .Joseph Thoren, Don Sm ith, Char les Py les, Dl'nnle Eva ns and Scott Wolfe. U.S. faces oil shortage, Times says Trumka calls full funding 'milestone' U l'lh<JI•Ifrnl 1n "'11!'11 ~~ ... m " lU I< l'o ru oh ()I io I nl h·n -Page 3 By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS. Ohio iUPJ) The Ohio House of Represe nta-· tlves was sc heduled to vote toda y on a clvll justi ce and insurance reform bill desc ribed by a co nsumer watchdog group as " the crudest and mos t repre· hensibl e" of Its kind. , The House was schedu!Pd to co nvene a t 11 a.m. In a JettPr to all 99 House members Monday, the Ohio Public Interest Ca mpaign said House Bill 1 would hurt the owners of defective products and people who live near toxic waste dumps. Nevertheless th e · measure, which cleared the House lnsu· ranee Com mitt ee last week and has the support of House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe .Jr., D· New Boston, was expected to pass handily and go to th e Senate, where Its futu re Is less cert ai n. "The bill Is thC' crudest and Schools closed Shade River Lodge 4o3, Ches· ter, will havp a special meeting Wedn psday, 7 p.m., with work In EA and FC degrees. RPfreshment s will be served. Redmen host Cedarville tonight House votes on reform bill today NEW PRICES GOQD THIU MARCH 1 Middleport Lodge 36:1 F &AM will have a special lnspccllon meeting Friday. Dinner at 6:30 · and lodge at 7: :!0. All ma sons welcome. ~-~~~li!i•R~•~r·--··- -~ -~ COUPLE HOSPITALIZED AFTER WRECK A New Haven, W.Va., couple rldlnc 11 this 118& Chevrolet Blazer Station Wa1on was hospitalized Monday after the vehicle went out ol control on a bridle on Ohio 7, slid oil the road and overturned In Sallllbury Tow111hlp, authorllle~~ said. The driver, Tammie Steven8, 110, was treated and releMed from Veterans Memorial H08pltal In ' Jood condiUon. Howard S. Sleven•, $3, Is llltled Ia stable con41tlon at ~l eas ant Valley Hospital, PolntPieaaan!, W.Va. 1 8Ufferln& from a frac!ure4 ankle. The vehicle WM southbound around 1:$$ p.m., when I! went out ol control on the Icy brld1e. h veered off the riJrht side of the road, traveled over a IJIIard rail and overturned down an embankment. NEW YO llK llJ Pi t - Thr Unllcd St at<'s face> a nra rlv I nev ltahle shor t:rge of all prrhap• as serious as thos<' of th•· mld-1970s, despltr higher )ll'troleu m priers imd a morr sta blr mar ket, Th <· Nr' w YQrk TJ mes said today . The Tlmf's. {]Uotlnj! ana lvsls and govrrnmr nt policy mirk.Prs, said the $1~· JN ' r · barrr l prier for petroleum, alt h o u~h neurlv twice what It was the pu; t summer. was not bellrvrd enough Ia h;olt fu rt her declln('s In domestic drilling. Th~ Times quot{•d spccl~llsts as saying U.s. d~pendencc> on foreign potrolu• ·m could lncrf'asp by 1990 to nc>w heights a nd perhaps reach the dangl'r point of 60 PE'rcen1 by 199~. The newspaper said !hat what It called the la tes t and perhaps IIJ'Oiiielt warnlRil came last week from Int ~r tor Secretary Donald Hodel, the onettmr energy secretary, who sa id , " People wlll be sitting In gas lines anyllmewllhln the next two to five years." ·• • �Page-2-The Da1ly Sentmel Pomeroy- Middleport, Oh1o Tuesday, February 17. 1987 • r------Local briefs:--· EPA ... All All Meigs Count 1 se hoots 11 orr r losro ·1u1 sda) duP to 1r; road condtiiOns ct rat ed 1>1 lllczmg t.un whi ch frll Mond.n aft ernoon All sc hools at e under the ftvr dav s permuted h1 tho s lat e for closmg schools due to 1n r Iemen! wra th et Three vehicles damap,ed in wreck 1 h rr~ vrh iCI<'s v.rtr dam aged tn .tn aCC ident on Nye Ave ca used by Icy toad condttt ons Mond.t\ aftfl noon Pomer ov Pol1ce sa1d an east bound em dtlvPn b1 Eugene Conget Mason W Va sk tddNI on the tee and st t uck a westbound tru ck eh 11 on bv Grego•1 Ka y lot Lr tat t w Va The tmpa ct th1<w th o Kmlot \ Ohtcl<' 1nt o a parked cat ow ned b\ John James I hrrP v.rt r modrt dlf ddm agcs to the Congr t dnd J amrs 1chi £Irs and hra1 v to t hoI< 11101 " h1 c lr fhPI£ "rt c no ln]utlcs and no cl tlltons I I Area deaths Bt•mict• H i~lt>) nrphf'\\ S Bernice M lltglev Rh ( olum bus former II of Mrtgs Count1 dted Sund ay tn l olumiJus Born Sept 2R 1'100 tn Hutl.•nd she wa s a d.tugh tct of the l• t• Ad elher t .tnd 11 l <~nliw c ha" McCormtck Sr1 e• !I nr pill'v.' and .JZI(Id l nlf' C'('S clfid g ll .!l p m l hutsd,l\ a t the Hlgle1 I tm th (<mete I \ 111 Rutland Set \IC('s 11111 be held dl R p m ll'<dn<sdn 11 th• 0 ll 1\ ood SU I\ lVI ( Jt 1\I'S ld (' til f' S \ \J]II)c hf'ldutl \ n d F'unPl d l Hon11 2r,1 E St ui P St Columbu ' 11 hrt r It tends mal c ti l It om 2 p m Wodn< stlav Ulll l l flmf' Of Sf' ) \ )(f'S Meigs County a~ent \ Sr 1 lr 1 and John Andc 1son rounl ll p1 r sJdC'nt s"1d 11 v.as th en unde1 stan dmg th e road could be t Pp,J urd but 11 \\Ould Sll il C\CIIIUdli V gl\ e wa\ How P\PJ Andrt son ag1erd th e 101d ~<ould be usuable unttl that happem d No drflnt le dr(lsto n \\ <J S mad0 Youn~ el l so lssuPd a t Pm1ndr1 th at II'Stdcnt s ma1 ptck up C<iblr !riC'\ ISIO rl C'O rl Vf' IIPI be XC'S a t thr mrn('r Cou ncllman Lar 1 v W1 hi un g If tn doubt as k a dra lct about th e cu11 ent bluebook piiCf' 1 have a bluebook If IOU r c not fa milia• 11 1th the bra nd of Pq utpme n t bE'mg sold take alo ng someone who Is Also make sure 1ou will be able to get parts from loca l dealers Avoid the tcmpta tton to pur ~<onde~<'d tf the lot dnd stde"alk .u e,, adJ aconr to the old depot cou ld be clea ted Sevlet satd he would milkf' till angrmrnt s th1 ough lhC' Jdllr oa d comptHl\ fut u thu th e 1a til oad 01 th r 1 tllage to do so And llna llv co unctl 1ss ucd a 1rq u ~s t to 111lagc 1estdr nt s to kpep pet s confmcd to vat ds SP\ lrr s£:J i d com num1 rou s pla int s of pet s runnm g loose ha\ ~~ brt n It c PI\ C'd rhasC' over size m ac hmer v Don t overloo k c lu es to abno1 mal ma hcl ne " ear Examine the bot tom or the mac hine for grease and oil leaks Look ca refull y a t t ra nsmlsslon and ot her housings for any signs of welding Inspect '"'" pa int closely to see 1halllls not hiding an earlier acctdent or 1ust problem Need to know where to buv used parts for mac hinery Give us a cal l l have a Jist Resolve to Cut Costs In !987Cost contt ol There maybE' other goa ls a farmet co uld have bu1 the most ctl tlcal without a doubt Is resolvl n!( to control costs If you 1e going 1o make II In the next few days II will depend on how well you con trol your costs If " e 1c tplklng about lower com modity ptlces- and we are - we have to be talkmg a bout lowct costs of produ ction Farmers need to mom tor both vat Iable and fixed costs more closrly as d1 oppmg commodity ptlces drive down profi ts Man age mr nl effl clencv Is th e key to successful farming Vatlable <Os1s such as fcrtll IZEI and il1 es tock feed ca n ea t up pt oftt If not used pt operly You need to 1es1 soils to ma ke SUif' vou appl y on Jy thr fert lll zet s nredrd. and then app ly thPm In an unw asteful manner Fixed costs whlrh may In elude rrnt al leeds also should be tc exa mined Re negotia te rents to levels close t to the return you get on that land E fficient use of rqulp ment and buildings minim lzrs depreciation cost per unit Reducing the number or trips across the field during pl ant)n g "Ill not only cut va riable costs but also reduce wea1 and tear on eq uipment You a lso may want to co nsldet substituting somr Jabot fo r higher c os t r a plta l op~t allons Prar ltc lr v. r ll lt Rutland has fill cl for dtvotcc m Mc1gs Count y Common Pleas Cou t t from Judy Ann Jewell Rutland A dt ssolutlon of manl.t gc ha s been gra nted Guy R Sa rgent and Sandra S Sat gent Dhorce ac tions finalized ate Jern M Atkms against Mat v L Atkms and Donna J ea n Thomas against James A Thomas ~ blamed lot ,, , least 12 deaths Sl nCC' Sund av - lout In North C.11ollna tv. o In New Yo • k and eHte each In Massac hu se tt s Rhode Tsland New lt•rsey Ken tu r kv Mlssoutl and I ouls lana In th e Virgin las and Ke ntucky 1odd c rews 11 orked Int o th<:> night to c leat Icc and snow that It lggered hundr eds of accident s Monday Including 200 In West VII glnla s Kan awha Count y All the truck s are out a nd we're still salt ing the roads , but c1ervt hlng s still slick sa id Han v Sllvct ma n street com missioner In Char leston. W Va Everyt hing seE-ms to bf' fr eez mg bac k over " M01 ehcad State University In Morehead Ky , ca nceled classes todav as did several KC"ntucky publlr sc hool districts lee on transmission lines caused an ou tage tha t left 20,000 pcoplt:> "lthout e lectricit y Man day night In Virginia Beach, Va and officials sa id they did nor ex pect service to be' res tored until today fh e airport In Huntington, W Va , was close"d Monda y night and flight delays werE> reported Monday In Roanoke Va Cha 1ieston, W Va , a nd Louisville, 1\y Ice para lyzed mu ch or Ken lucky Monday, c losi ng schools I RQCK SPRINGS - · Ide al ways pu t the student s or athletes above himself, hr never embar rassed a plaver m Iron! of a crowd and hts team alwav, pla yed bette r In the second half Those ae e the things that arc Important to me In a coach The WOJ ds a bovc by formr1 Pomeroy and Metgs Hi gh Sc hoo l pr mclpal James Diehl were JUSt a few of th e numerous complt men is paid to 101 mer Me1gs football coac h ChariE's ChancE'y m a banquet honot mg Chanct•Y and lhe 1986 TVC champton Mr tgs foothall team her e Mon day sponso red by the Mlddlcpm t Pomeroy Rotan Clu b The oni\ fo ot ball coac h Metg• Htgh School ha s ever known m tis 20 year htston the Rtpl e\ native and Mat shall graduate Chancey \\ as alwavs a respected man and coac h of lttlh words and b1g ac lton Steppmg down from the helms as head football roarh but tf' ma mmg as a ' teachrr Chan cev's ,,bsPncc on the foot ball held wtll cast shadov.s o1e1 hundt eds of loca l lamll1 es th tt were proud to sav th en chlldton wc1 o und E'J ht s g\udance Tn 20 years at Meigs Chancr1 pos ted a 108 76 l mat k and w.ts 26 12 2 tn tour \ems a t Pomeroy by the Rotary Club The learn members pre· sented Coach Chancey with a gift In appreciation of his leadership Pictured, from left, are Dennis Aull, Rod Gilkey, Coach Chancey, Lennie Van Meter, Jim Crow, Roger Black, Mark Tannehlll and Perry Kennedy HEJ;P HONOR CHANCEY - Several mem ber of the first Meigs High School football team, which finished with a 9 1 record and won the 1967 Southeastern Ohio Athletic League champion ship, were on hand to help honor Coach Charles Chancey al Monday evening' s banquet sponsored House ... Contmued om page 1 It ptoduct habtilt1 sort10n, certa in languag(' ha s ber n left m the btll MacDowrll s.lld that language 11 htch v. as pat tl v 1es ponstble lot Gov Rtc h a~d F Co lf'S tl' s veto of " stmtlat btll las t Decembct . blf' fol an acctdf'n l In\ O J\ mg cl defrctl\ r pt oduct Jn the c.tsc of a person h11ng nrd t a toxtc \\ a te dump MacDo 11 rl l sa td tho language could make the homeowner patti\ tesponstble lot anv tnJU fl 01 could force the hom<:>ow nct to loca te sr1 ct al rcsponstbl c chem tea l comp•n1es some of 11 htch mtght be banktupt md sue eac h of th em separate tv MacDowell wat ncd that the offendmg l angua g~ could bnng about a nother Ce les te 11'10 Hospital news Veterans Mcmortal MonddV AdmissiOns - Dale Roush Pomeroy Grorge Pul hns Long Bo11om Rober t Cana da v Middleport Monday Dlschat gcs ~ Effte Buskh k ClarenCE' Not t is WII ham Barnhat t By DAVID E NATHAN UPI Sports Wrtl er On the n1ght he bccamr lndtd na s al l ttme s< or mg lead< r Stele Alford mJS sed ~ cntl c.t l shots th at could ha1 r " on a gamr lot the seco nd t.tnkcd Hoostrrs lndtana tho Btg TPn lcaMr still managed to subdu e l,tst place WJS constn Sh 81 Monda\ 10 threc01e rt1mes 10 Madtson Wts Alf01 d mad" JU St 4 of 19 sho ts II om t he flo01 and fintsh ed 11 llh I~ pomts The sem<>t r:ua td broke tho lndtana all ltmc scot mg reco rd of 2 192 on a 3 potnt fie ld god "' 14 4>of the ru st half bu t m1ssNI shots at the (' nd of 1egula tton and the fit st tw o o1 et llmes Alfotd m1sscd a 10 foot JUmpct JUS! before the IJU ZZCI tn ICg Uid lton mtsfu ed on a shot 1111h ONE LINERS- Witty Middleport businessman Lionel Boggs kept the audience In laughter with hls roast·ly pe co mments during the banquet held at Meigs High School honoring Charley Chancey who Is stepping down as Marauder fool ball coach after a long, suc· cess!ul career Boggs, long time friend of Coach Chancey, Is noted for his humor and was In top form during his presentation Monday night -Dave Harris photos Squads receive 10 calls Monday Me igs Cou nt v F. met go ne\ Medical Set 1 lr('s 1r pmts 10 rd lls Monda) Syt aru sc .tt l 21 a m to Pomcrov Hral th Ca 1r CrntPr 101 Dale Rou sh to VPtr t.tns Mcm01 1a l Hospll al ruppNs Plams at 4 11 J m to RPcdsl 1llr 101 Ad ,, ('o ng t 01 e to r .tmdrn Clat k luppets Mrmolld l Hosp lldl Pl11ns at H 1, a m to l<rno Road fot (; cOl gr Pullins to Vrt et ans Momottal Hospll.t l Pomctol F'lt r D< pattmf' nt ,,, 111 ' m to chrck a smok ing futna co on Ruttr1 nut Aw Rutland "' 1 ~ 1 p m llrdt r d Anthom Sov.,ud s.ll th< sr r nP of an a uto accldrnt on Coo ks Gap Htll Mtddl r poll ,JI tr.1hspo1 tPd from MemOt la l Hospttal Mtddleport .117 4'i p m to Elm St for Robctl ( .t n.>dav to Vctct ans Mem01 tal Hospit al Pomrt 01 "' 8 32 p m to Mulbe11 v A1c foe Jessi e sev1~ n ovE'r ltm P and hts l o foote! atthr end of the second Olcr!l m(' bounc rd off thr 11m Jndmna finall1 11011 when Dc.m Gat tel\, grabbed lor Ht llm.m s mtssed shot and scot rd 11 tlh fou t sPco nds left tn the thud" '' " prrtod II matked the l'lt h sll a1ght timE' the Radgrt s h.t<l fallE'n Jo the Hoosl<•rs ' I fE'el a real cmpa thv tov.ard s to Vr t11 ,ms Memor w l Hosptl 11 Po me t 01 dt X 34 p m I• Vtll.tg<' Gt rc n Apts lot Joe S,wnd PI McGult c to Holzu t hf' I dmm' sf 1110n to seco nds IC'ft m thf' fu st Medica l { l 111('1 ·• • • NBA .RAIN WCO"'least Hd V. If'\ Vl'lf'l 1ns - l:mSHOWERS Slatie ll90ccludad ~. al any shaded ~WellS predaed UPI rt'glon A marriage license has been Issued In Meigs Count y Probate Court 1o Charles Richard Ord 34, New Haven, W Va , and Candls Sue Ord, 32, New Haven W Va Renter... Co ntinued 11 om p 1ge 1 lndtana Coac h Bohbv Kntght satd Wtsco nsiO d<'"' vcd Io " m Ihe ball game Wtsconstn Coach Stele Yoder sat d hts tram s stro ng showmg aga mst a n.tltona ll' tanked oppo ~ I. We sho uld ha1 c have won m 1cgulalton hE' s.ttd I here s no co nso lat ton beca use wr'" co me so closf' so manv l1mrs rh o gam~ was a gteat Clf'dtt to out ballpla1 e1 s Even body thou ght w< we1 e go mg to quit It s tough 11 s fru stlatmg I thmk our pl all'rs pl a1cd grP.>I tomght Indmna 11h1 ch edged Nor th11 cs tu n 77 71 m lis las t game tmpr o\l d to 21 2 01 et al l and 12 1 m the league Wtsconsm fell to 1111 and I 12 r. ,m f't t lrd lnd1 ana l'ollh 21 pomts Dat vi Th omas had 17 and l<ollh Sm .ut fmlsh ed 11 lth 1:\ Mtke Hrmcman and I J Wr ber had 20 pomt s aptrcr to lead Wtscon"n and Tr cnt Jac kson add ed 1X Sr\f•Jal nth PI ga m rsalso " e nt to O\rlllmf' Richmond nf'r dcd tht, r ex 11 1 pf'tlods to bea I James Madtson 94 ~2 Del aware brat Amet tcan 94 91 In double 01 ort tm c Loutsvtllc nredod an \ .'\1 Hr.\ ~IIIV.Il~ 1 IH~;J· t Kt N( t \It nlk lll \h'-1n I I' I ll< I ruM ... ................. . \II IIIIa \1111!. llllril ( ltit IJ:< 992·6687 State Auto I In lit."' a (1!\tiiUHII ........... .. ...... . . 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'" K.'l \\ ~.. hln(.!tnn~ ! l l' h Oh ln H&R BLOCK srnr rd t I H fi41a ~ I t !ll Ill ~ Util e~.. ll•u"'un ~ lllllh1 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY over time to bE'at Southern Mts s tsstppt 85 Rl Evansville ntpped Xavter IOhtot m over11mr and Youngstown Stale went to ove r 11m e bE' lore beat mg MorrhE'ad State ti9 68 Else11 hot r No :\ DePaul 11pprd Mo nmouth llR , I No 7 TPmplc I outed Duquesne 84 o6 No ~ S1 racusr bE's ted Vtllano\ a 9h 82 Nav1 dow ned Wtlham & Mat 1 63 :\2 Vtrgtnta sto pped Da1 ton 74 67 A11zona State upset UCLA h7 f>'l and St John s ntppcd Fatrlctgh Dtekmson h l o9 At Chtr,tgo TE'trncc Gtcenc and 1<e1 tn F.dwat ds each scot ed 18 pomt s to lead DePaul '\1 Ptll sbmgh N.tte BI.Hk"dl lllt na d lnclluml t h•ld<n~ltl•lJI Fl!ll111lll'l (hlot~IOI!II I I fl lhllul ll•hlu ll1 ~'"' \ ril 1111 make and save money At H&R Block we know ~ou 're concerned about the most sweepmg tax law changes m htstory Th1s year put us on your stde We're pledged to find you the btggest refund you re entitled to nothtng I '"'"'-..n... Rent .1sslstance rccctved top prlorltv In the survey with 60 percent of the responses listing It as one of the three most lmpor tan! aspects of federal housing aid The Issue Is expec ted to become even more Important as a resu l1 or sweeping tax reform leglsla!lon enacted last year mct~nl nen t ~ll OUR JOB ts to help you tt l df'Vf'lopmf' nl p1 og t ,rms so th.ttl'o c c '" contlnu l' the stt uggle to mee t out na tional goa l \~tsco n st n lh I niltlll'r. ..,.. tnllrnalilll•al You rust won t fmd a better value for your m surance premrum dollar than a Homeowners policy from t~e State Auto Compantes As an tndependent agency re· presenttng State Auto, we offer truty outstand· rng protectton packages for houses apartments and condomtnrum umts WEATIIER MAP - Snow will otcur .rcross lht• Vlrglnla.s Maryl.md, Delaw.trc .md mu ch of th<· Ohro and Tcnn••sst•t• vallc:vs Ught snow will extend from the middle Mississippi Valle\ and Arkansas In north Texas and Oklahoma Ralnshowl'rs will 111 scattered from south Texas across southern MlsSJsslppl to Gcorp;ta Rain with snow In I he mountains will 'xlend from w~stcrn Washington state through northwest CallforniiL Ram and ~nowshow ers will hl• sc.tttercd ,uross the northern intermountain Issued license Fa t mr t Mr tgs pla \C I .md asstswn t coach and present teac her M1kc Han summed up Slandin~rs I II !I and unl1 erst ties and send ing man y workers home earlv Truck drIv ers we1c fot ced to pull thril rigs off slick Interstates It s just too dangerous Jo drive said DE'nnls Moore a driver watlmg al a truck stop along lnters1a1 r 75 ncar Lexlng ton 'Mv dad di ed In one of these so I m not drtvlng today General Electric In Louisville Kentucky s largrsl privat e em player canceled Its second and thi rd shifts Monday but expected to res umE' oper a! Ions today A low or 4 degrees ea rly Monday forced more than 10,000 homeless people Into New York shr lters and prom pled more than 2 000 compla ints lo the city shot water complaint line, officials said In Boston a rescue van from lhe Pine Street Inn shelter searched streets Monday night for people wllhou l homes They re still finding people out lhere, In doorways and covered by ca rdboard boxes to stay warm said Michael Tay· lor a she1t e1 official mrn ah\ ~1vs camC' fu sl Scoreboard ... " IO._...preoplalontrdealed t 1avels .:H ound th e sta t rand nonC' of them r1 en compat c 1111h Cha1 II£' Chan e£'} When 11 come ' dov. n to hts voung men th('\ oung his playmg days under Chancr1 II hadn I lx'en for Char lie 1don t He put toget her tht re sc hoo ls think we wou ld have got thr ough wtth threE' dtfferE'nt football II phtlosphles to win a champion Pomeroy s Rich Jones added shtp 09671 and thai did more to One of the happiest days In my smooth over the problems of life was when Meigs Local was co nsohdat ion than a m thing able to get Charlie Chancey to else ' coac h lot us He sa fine leader of Barr a tht ee vear start er and men and a gt ea t as sell to th(' All SEOAL selec tion tn 1969 communllv ' pomted out ChanceY s tremend Other spea kers Includ ed Metgs .pus coaching job Barrs senior superin tenden t Dan Morris and \ear for mer player Rod Gllkc' (19671 We "et c small but slow We 1 Rotary club memlx'r and re had no talent at all Pdt tit ed educator I W McComa s 10 Bnen r th ere was our quarter presented Chancey with a bE'aut J back quipped the onP ttm e fully engraved clock plaque on 220 poun d tackle Meigs was 7 2 1 behalf of the Rotary that vea r fm lshmg second m thr That presentatron brough t to SEOAL a Iter havmg ptck<'d for a thf' podium the ntght s spec 1al s ixth place fl nts h 0 Bt1 r n no11 a guest Chancev mtrodu ccd hiS Mei gs Count\ Judge was also an fam tl\ wtfe Mar v son R1rk and All SEOAL p1ck hts wrfc Paula along wtth thru Llonrl Roggs of Mtddleport g1anddaughl et Mmd v .t nd son near ly doubled 01N th e crowd of Mik e no" a mcmbl't of the Ohto >25 with severa l barbs direct ed State footba ll It am to" ard his fri end Ch.tncrl From hts cat 11 d.ll s of 1961 rn Includin g Charllt l opened a Metgs Co unt v to th r pt esrnt telegram toda y and the Meigs ChancE'v sum med up Ius coac h Local School Bo 11 d wtshrs 1ou lng duttes 1 thP bE'stof lurk byalotcofl 2 As you ftmsh coac htng you Boggs whose Ia!!' son DPnm s look bac k and II s not al l Just the days on the fu ld 1n Sop tcmlx' t was one of Meigs grE'alest runnmg backs of a ll ltme 11970 and Oct ob<'t Co,,chmg ts alot ltkc bcmg a par ent The longrt I a nd 19711 and lattr trag tcalll k illed 10 a car wreck, added \"t o coac htd th P mote I sa" th e hug<' had a tragedy In the family and If res ponstb1ltl1 of gutdln g ,, famt Indiana uses 3 overtime periods to edge Badgers I f>C O\ C>rmg If hr 01 Sh 0 Wf'l r ]udgrd marl' !han h•lf 1<'sponst Ohto 7 to Vf'trt .tn s MemOl i II Hospttal MlcldlPpot t .t t l~ lp m Map 11'-t m~r•mum' 11lllttmmperaent~lMW AI Htgh Combined Cha ncey's ca reer mark wa s 114 88 5 with champtonshlp tea ms In 1967 and 1986 Chanrev s long ttm e frtend and the mas te1 of ceremonies Dtehl lntrodut ed six speakers " ho each las hed ou I a fc11 cheap shots - all m fun - before turmn g to a si ncer e note 1\e ne\C J known a person or athlete who was evet under hts coaching that 11 as n 1 a lx'llet person afl er11ard CharliE' ts the very best sa1d Pomeroy attot noy Btll Porter whose eldes t son Frank quarterbacked the 196~ Pomet ov Htgh 9 1 squad That 11 as Chancel s fin al veat at PomE'rov before hea ding to Mat shall as an assrstant coac h Metgs pnnctpal ltm Miller added The thmg that 1m pressed me the most about Charlie "as hts attttude of If there s an}thmg l ca n do Ju st let me kn ow l ve worked ~<Jth stx ot her football coaches m m1 \\Ould p1nrn 1 a v1rflm f1 om 1 l:l p m 11 dn-.pOJif'd Howard StrvPn~ ft nm m dU to arr td rnt on Blame winter storms for 12 deaths By United Prt•ss lntcrtl.ltlonal Win let slot ms .111cl bttt ct co ld bl amed f01 12 de•,tlhs clung to tho eas tern ha lf of the nat ton todd\ closln!( sc hools knocking out poll er a nd lavrng dcad l1 shrer s of )ce actoss yo,tds m 1\ontuck\ the Virgin las and thr L.u ollna s The stOJ m sp1 ectd sleet and sn6w In the Appa lac hl,ms the Carolinas and tho Vhglmas wtt h up ~o 8 lnc h ~s of sno11 111 Ro tnoke a nO Lvnchbu rg Va and RInches of sleet In P~ t son dnd r. ' "'"' ll lo cou nt ies of Noll h Cmohn,t th e Nal lonal Wealhrt Set 1 Ire s.tld •we re advis in g mototlsts no t to :rravel unlrss It s an rmot geocy,' sa id Na ncv Ba krr of the North Carolina hi ghwa y panol Tht:> roads a•r just cxtt cmolv hatardous The whole state Is In prelly bad ~ hapc · Winter slot m warni ngs co vef.ed western and cent r.tl Vlt gl nJa· and much or North Ca tali na and rain and ga le force winds J as ~ed the coasts of both stales 1'o the west, snow, ft eezln g drizzle and sleot glazed parts of fe~as, Oklahoma, Kansas, Ar kansas. Tennessee, Mi ssour i and southern Illinois Cold temperat ures Ihal packed shellers In the Northeast also continued today wit h readings as low as 10 degrees below zero In Watertown, N Y The cold and storms have been Friends say goodbye _to Chancey In banqtiet s would cos t Pomct ov f oodl ,md on Wednrs ddl and Thursday fl om 11 a m to 1pm Training for new applicators scheduled Tuesday, March 3 By ,John C Rice Co Ext Agent Agriculture Mr lgs Count1 t\1 11 be rondu< t mg t1 ammg lo t nc" .tpplu dl ot s on l ucsday M,u ch I 11om 10 am to2pm llt lh <Jnhout ourfm luneh, .md ft om 7 unt tllll p m Metgs wtll b~ ot ic ••ng exams for n~" app lica tor s on Wednesda} Mat ch 4 Mctgs Cou nt y w111 be co ndu ct in g cla!ses for tecrrtl fl ca tlon on Thursday Febt uat y 19 II om 10 a nj to 2 p m a nd hom 7 to 10 p m Plea se ca ll lot rese rva tions Select - Don't .Just Buy Each seed compan1 has good hybrids or vallrll~ s and most COll)pani es have pOOl hybrids 01 varieties Hov. can vou deter mine which Is wh ich Bv looktng at Unbiased data Each year the Coopera ti ve Extenston Service publi shes yteld da ta on hvbrld s a nd varlettes fo 1 cor n sovbeans and alfalfa This matcna lts free Give us a ca ll a t 992 6696 If vo u would like a copy Buying Used Farm Equipment - Buyer Bc\\,Lrc- Belote vo u mves l tn used fa tm machmery take a good look at yo ut fin ance s The first thing to do Is to make sure you absolutrlv need to buy th at equipment I he re area lot of o th ~r ways to get thin gs done on the •farm and used machinery st il i' requtres main tenance and upkeep cost s In addition to thr purcha se pnce Explor e a ltcrna tivcs Opt ions Include tenting 01 leasing equip men! or htrlng so meonf' wit h eq ulpm ~ nt to dot h ~ work lor you If your needs dictate tha t you buy; th ere sll ll ale v. ays to eco6omlze Buy fr oma reputable and: If possible familiar seller Nell(hbors arr an oft en over looked sourcf' rat m s rlc s and auct ions al so ma y br good pi tcrs to shop Don t be afratd to ask to see If thr equipment ca n be putchascd 1'ry to find ou t whv the equ ipment Is being sold Ha s the !altn opetalton changed 01 has tht" equl pmen t become too cost ly lo ope rate• Know the ma t ket ptlcr of th r equipment you 1r lnt rrr stcd In ! Ppcl ll The Dally Sentinel Page 3 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio • lonllnucd hom page 1 mmcopcnmgon Peacoc k Ave IS to lx'gln soo n S<~t d Sev lE't "ho tE'pOtted that ana lytical and h}drol ogtcal stud 1es ha1 e been co mpleted by the Ohto Depart ment of !'lat ura l Resour<e s Dtvlston of Mlnmg RE'rla matlo n I wo btds for an air compressor for the 1 tllag< wat er dcpa rlment WE're 1ffE' tved by council $8 650 from ltmco Co Charleston \~ Va $7o00w tth a tradE'm and $'1171 from '\I ban Co Columbu s wtth no 11 ade m Counctl ac cep tcd the ltmco btd ( ounc timan Btll Young sa td he thmks counol should aga tn co n stdct 100P< nlng Wtlhs Htll Road "hE'll' a land sltppagc caused closu11 of the 1oad And poss tbl y he added put out b1ds to see what Meigs schools clof;ed ' ' "'"IIIIo 118 Vcnm.yiVIIII III ' I • \ltiVIIrlli Sl !.1111 r•'ll• 1 4 1 l mkhil\1n till 111111 hlhn .. lrn. nJ lf't 0 Quality-Built Tires Site us for great prices on t trel for domestic cars tmports and light truckt Here are jutt a few l .ovnl~a t Md 1tl ~~ fr11t~• t ~ rs ' 1"'' rt')'llllr.l 111 1'111 Hr11dfnrd 7" N I "ltmlft.-1• n 11.1 II•N uft ( •I ~ ~~ N IFill \ d 11 11" Sl .,. lbrh'fll Sl all S:u r If II ~J r111 1 lA• I'll ~ St l11hn ., i.\ t 11ir l• il{h Ill •1...,, n ~ St l'tl<'t',. l1 tdriMd U Sl tlhulllpllln 81 1'111" \ nrk 1•• h 1'111 sl ~\ l'lllln, llr11nk ,tll f>rlllt ttl 155 110113 161 110113 115110111 l'iu ~IIIH 1111111111 ~ I l .rh-llftnn \ allrr "'II 1\•r:u u..rtl. \111M• tlllfl Tt'm ... ll l U~~~t'"'~"" H 1\11 .. 1111 Mrflt I Nr• f nJt ffl•n l• ttr•1• ( • I :i8 I nlen • ut 11.1 IUIItlllllllptll• "'3 \ ••~Jr 1111 Nrw 1'1111 ~ !41 tr7 K l'lttnlillll(f'l' 7t ( hatk1n It \1"i hh ' al7 1'111'\tbTrlhil tor• 11.1 t' r nltl'41 ll•rr llihur~ I t I'IOIITII Ahlo• llnl.4.,.11 K•M l.lt11'111 M A.W~Un r,"' Ill T1 nn. Tr1 h • t &r.ptloot 111. ( t~mphl>ll n c t1th•ur.r 11:1, t: Tl'u~ lllapll!le tr7 11, '"""' Trnn""", II Dr l'nl II TMIIIIH ."Sl II Flin'Wil tw !Ill "'-11tll florld~t 11 o-.-..._. (o1f'IIIVIUI' M, f't1UfO,...III Ml Ill IJit'OIII r.bmnrttf Ill, 'ftt~ot"Mium 11 1AII Iliilll!ll1'f'tlllll. MW l.nulllll•• .U 195175114 201175114 211175115 ftriiiOM AIIIW / ""'"' AI! WI! fuHtMt A/ 1 w/1 fuHIIU AI~ IW f~rnt- AI! WI! F~rntono AI! WI! Ul/75115 Fnntone A/1 WIS 7995 3100 41 71 4495 46 00 50 DO 5I 95 POMEROY HOME & AUTO 600 E. MAIN ST. 992-2094 POMEROY �·f 17 1987 ·The Daily SeJ:).ti_n~J. By The Bend .Beat of the bend • However , thrrP arf.' a numl)('r of classes which ha vP not r P· sponded y et so if yo u ar(' from one of those classes ca ll Rob at 992·5396 and get your cl ass iovolved In th o new assoc iation. Classes still not hea rd from . include 1967, 19GR, I9G9, 1971. 1972. 197:1, 197(i, 1977, 19Hl. 19R:t, 19H4 and 198(i. Certainly C VPI '~' O n(\ didn ' t move fro m Meigs Count y did they ? The home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Shain. Pomeroy PikP, was gult!'d by fire last Thu rsday morning a nd fri ends are holding ·a mi src ll a n<'ous housP hold show£•r for 1hr m on S ~!turda ~' · The furniture wa s insured and · t'he Shains havP clot hing, so Ihi' sJwwer Is limit I'd to sma ll houst'· hold Items. And herr's how it works - this co ming Sa turd a)·, lhl' L!'la rt Unil l'd Met hodist Church a nd thl' Appl<' Grow United Methodi st Churclj will qoth be opPn all day so th at pC'O pl!' can IP;I\·r itr ms for lhf' Shalns al cithrr loca tion. ,li ow ar P .vo u fix r d for vi nta ~r clothing? Well , fi rst IPI mr expla in wha t vint age cloth ing is, as it wa s pxplaln!'d to mE>. Vint age clo· thing Is apparel tha t is from thr 1900's or ea rl ier and in this insta ncE>. it should he in mini co ndit ion. Sa bra Morrison and Amy Roush arc tak ing the ir antiqur jewelry wares to a big Pvrnt in Alla ntic Cil y In March and they have ind lca tr d that among other it ems, they will also offer vintage clol hln g. Th r two womrn admit that they a re not all this know ledgra blc about pricin g on 1hi s lypl' of clothin g- bu 11 hr)' ' re told il brings good bucks. So - if you hav<• clothing. good t·o ndi lio n is ess<'nllal. falling into Ihi s lim P slot lh<' two woml'n will bl' happy to la ke i1 to the event W:wda Guinthc·r ol' Sy n:1 c u ~r i~ a pa li!'nl at St. An thony's Ml'di· ra l Cl'nl r r where shl' is px prc lod Ia undergo surgcr)· th is week. She'd lov!' to hoar from you. Th!' ad dr!'ss is 492 E. Broad St .. Room 424, TSCU , Columbu s, Ohio 43003. Meigs Coun tian s vl'nturin g as fa r as Ihr Nrw England Stairs on v~1 ca lion .sC'C'm to ri"'urn w ith a ~r pa 1 d£' ul of t•n I h usia sm [or t hri r f'Xcursio ns. PPrhap s, our hr r it- agp is s t n~ssf'd morr in thosr st a trs and it 's prohah lv a lilll r diffc>n'nl hal l ga mP than life hrr!'. I'm l'n jol in g becomin g mo rf' fa mi liar with so mC' int rorrs tin g as peC' ts ol' 1h1) N(•w Eng- land States thro ugh Gilbert W. Co rl iss, Starc h(' r Rnad, Po mf'rov, who is from NPw E ngland \ '' '·~. ~UPERIOR R!I.TI!'OG Beth Mayer. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Don May<'r of Pomeroy, r t•ceivt' d a I (sUIH~ r · inr) rating for her piano rendition of Uac h's "lnven· lion" at tht• Di•trict 17 Solo and Ensemhle f'onlt•st held at Ohio University in 1\thens. j\ senior at Meigs lligh ~chuol, she i~ studying piano at Ohio University under Ms. Nancy brC'a kfas t 509 r balrma n. On March 2l the "o nr groat hour of sha ring" will h<' obscn·cd. Hoslf'SSI'S, MH iis Pa r kN and Evet)· n Clark, scrvrd r cfrf'S h· mcnt s follow ing tho mP!'Iing. THE TESTS WILL BE GIVEN BV A LICENSED HEARING AID SDECIALIST. Anyone who has trouble hearing or understanding conversat1on 1s 'inv llt:. IO have a tree hearing test to see if this problem can be helped! Bring lhos coupon with you lor your FREE HEARING TEST ol $50 value. Adults only. Ptease. COME IN WITH COUPON FOR TEST and dau!(hl er, Mr. an<! Mrs. was thr p r og r ~ 1m 25 LB. TIDE ••• 14.99 ::~[ 5,00 9.9,9. .' ' CEmUI Nowl!~"" dllberlo IITII II s- ••••m•E• QlllllliUIJilU! IOIITISSII I r• 4 OZ. DM I OZ. DM 3" 8 OZ. EXPECTORANT OUt tECUW 1W TO SUt 1 ~·--"" tz. CLAJROt.<> FIUL . , Now1 11 2" MllSUUI JUI PIUO FIIISIIIB SPECIAL 12 EXPOSURES 1.17 15 EIPOSUIIES 2.17 30 ~· I 1111 PIDS · -· SYRA CUSE - Ha1T.I' Slf'\'o•n· son, ml ss l~n u ry Ia Spain . wil l be at Sy racuse Nazarene Church fo r Tuesday 7 p.m. sf'l'vir•'s . t·:l'(·· ry·one welcome. MIDDLEPO RT - Gro up II of the ' Middleport Presby ter ia n Church mrels al lh!' homo of Mrs. Har ry Moo r(' TuPsday . POM EHOY -Xi Cc\ m ma Mu Chapter of Rrta Sigma Ph i Soror lt v mrc·t " 1 7: .10 p.m. Tuesday at lh<' home or Mrs. Evelyn Knight. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge 36:1 F&AM will hold practice Tuesda y, 7:.10 p.m., for EA degree. All ofi)CCI'S asked IO atlend. • WEDNESAY MIDDLEPORT - Th e Middle· port Lit erary Club will meel at 2 p.m . at the home of Mrs . Dwight Wallace. Mrs. Wilson Car penter will review, " Lake Wo bego ne Da~s" by Ga r r ison Keillor. For rqH call membei'S arc to glvr a small town remembrance. --'cHESTER - Shad e ' Ri~r Lodge 453. Ches ter, will have a' special meeting Wedne sdav . 7 TIIURSDAY MID DL EPORT- The MiddlE>· por t Child Conserva ti on League wil l m('('l a17:30Thursday nig ht at the Pizza Hut. RACI NE - Rac ine Unll ed Me thodist Chu rch Is sponsoring a so up supper Thursday beginning at 3:30 p.m. Soup, sa ndwiches and pie will be served. POMEROY - Meigs Count y Democra t Exc~ ut ivc Commllt l'e will meet Thursday , 7::10p.m., at Car penter' s Hall on Eas t Ma in St. . Po meroy. All Interested democra ts invll ed. FRIDAY MIDD LEPORT - Middlepor t Lodge 36.1 F&AM will have a specia I Inspection meeting F r iday. Dinner at 6::10 and lodge a t 7: :io. All masons welcome. Dance POMEROY Belles and Beaus Squa re Dance Club is sponsoring a dance, Friday fr o~ ~ t o 11 p. m., at the senior citizens cent er In Pomeroy. Caller will be J ohn Waugh. This Is a benefit dance for one of the club's couples who lost their home to fire. 269 26 COU"T SUPER MAXI Community calendar/area happenings 8 oz. lEW FIIEEIOI REGULAR MAXI OR f'hili supper SYRA CUSE - Syrac use Uni· ted Method ist Church Is sponsoring a chili supper Sat urd ay, starting at 4::10 p.m. Also on the menu will br hot dots. pea nut butter sandwiches, desse n and dr ink. Ewrvon!' wrlco ml'. 24DPIIIIIESU7 31 DNSUIES 1.17 llttiL£ SUiJs~!ES IYQUIL .. 279 LIMIT LIMIT 2 2 2 89 0 Pl'n house Revival . BURLI NGHAM Word of Life Chu rch, Burlingham. will be in revival Thursday through Sund ay wi th Eva ngelist D.R. Va nce. Specia l singi ng nighlly. Everyone welco me. Tourney canceled BRADBURY - The bas ketball and cheerleadlng tournament which was scheduled fo r Satur· day at Bradbu ry Elementary School has been can celed. Special singing HARTFORD, W.Va . ..:.. Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will sing Friday, at 7 p.m. services at Father's House Church, Hart· ford. W.Va. ::Hapney birth vin('s. Thcn'w as prayer Tor those who are ill in cluding Man· Roush. The Lord' s PrayPr in unison r los<'d the meeting. Refr l's hment s WNe s!'rved by Donna Hi ll to Brenda Anderson. Dolly Wolfe, Donna Hill, Edith Manuel , Shirley Abels. Vicki Abels .. Tulia Nor ris , Eileen Buck. Flor en ce Sm ith, and gu es t ~ . i)(>bbie· Bill a nd Linda and Hillary Turlry. n ~w g rand rrprPs'C•ntal ivt•s had bern appoinled . E mma Poll en of AurPiius ChapiN . Ma cksburg; lo Nova Sco ti a in Ohio. and Kat · hlf'f' n Mingus of Th(>a Chapter, GloustN. to Dt>lawarf' in Ohio. Re fres hment s wt' rc sPrvl'd by Frances and Cheryl Thomas. .... • · Mr. and Mrs. Mich al'i Hapno'v , ~hr former Man· Vroman. Houl e J.. Rox 121iG.' Coo lvill t\ arc .jlnnouncln g th e birth of a grand· daught er, Melissa Lynn. Fob. ~ :ar the Mariella Memorial Hospi· ~ a! . The infant weighed five ;Jflund s. 10 oum·o ·s. ; Cha rles and De<' Vroman, 13clp re. !ormPr ll' of Midtill'port , are thr maternal gr a ndpare nts. )lnd Mr . and Mrs. Ru ssrll H <~ P· ·ncv Coo lville. arP the pi! lrrn <~ l j(ra~dpa renls. .tohn Vroman. j\11ddlepor l, is a ma ternal gr rat-grand fa lher. und Mr. and Mrs. l.r mon Hapne.v. Coolvil lt· , arr lJalr rnal grral·grandpan •n ts. NOW111 M IIUUUI lUI NOW aac • PUBLIC NOTICE ' • Notice is hereby given that :the regular meetings of the ; Meigs Countv Board of : Mental Reterdation / Devel · ·OpmontJol Otoo~llkloo will bo ~ 7:00 p.m. Meetings will be •tietd ot tho Meiga County ' l011rd of MR / DD olficeo I LEElEI : toceted on John Street in t$yrecuM. Ohio. 1 • Notice of Special Meet· : ltlgs will be given In accor. •4ince with the Rules of the ' Ohio Department of Mental WHITE, ASSOITED COUIIS . ..79 ........ .... 1tDAVI • ••• ,,. • Ulllll Ill Ill ...... 011• I, MOIIIIO ~~.- ... ,,. t il • •" ... .....- ..... -........ -··---··· oo•" ~-u• ~- ! fl . ~.-- _ ._ -······-- --·-·.. .•.. -...-(_,.,,_ --c. ,.. ••·<:- · ...,-c- .. loll·- - "'_.._ , ;:::.:.- ... _...,..... !:!"c';:";1, ao• tOnotAOU~ I MO~o .. u on I YIIDOY U HO Wf0 .. 00UIA... O 11+ UOIOU 00 11 • ,.,n.,uooo l ul+ilo• •.,.•• IHOOI ouou c o r"' ~ ' ' 110 0 M U IUIO) . . •.., • .. •c•o•· 1«1 1 .. I UtiOU I «<I .. '"10NUD4• l 1<1 o .. TI+U. ,PU '""" '" •••o•• w. ··- ~-;:;;::r.:.a- ._ ··· ·-~­ .,_,_ ... ••....:- ; fttt 1rd1tlon / Oevtlopmen · ~f•l Dl..bllities. '121 17, 1tc ~- Jf---·n :u-..:===-- _.. ·,,·~-·­ ··-·-"''a""'" ,. _ .,,...... 0. ___ .,·-::=::::-·--·-· -__ · -_ , r.l . ~~·· ... l ..o·OI· ..CI --- , _.._. ,,__., .. ,_ , ....- ::::;:'l.! ~=- I BOGGS MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 SALES & SERV1TCE U. S. RT. SO EA 5 GUYSVILLE, OHIO ANTIQUES Authorind John D!!!''· Now Hollond, Bush Hog Form E~~:~men1 1 13 '87 1 ' · ' mo. 1-3-'86 tfc RADIATOR SERVICE 992-2526 1·14·1 mo. Public Notice vs. Marjorie Goett nka Mar· jorie Fetty, et al., Defend ants, upon a judgment ttle- rein rendered. being Case No. 86 -CV-196 in said Court , I will offer for sale, at the front door of the Court House in Pomerov, Meigs County, Ohio, on the 27th day of March. 1987, at 10:15 a.m ., the •following lands and tenements. located at 830 E. Main Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. and 963 loc ust Street, Middle- C'i.ll'ryl ng out a palriot!r theme. Mrs. Annl'll <' .T ohnso n, Ca llipolls. wilt has t 1he nl' XI m PI' I ing. Pr o.gr am s on Public Notice respectively : Parcel One: All of that part of lot No. 283 in said Village of Pomeroy, extending back 170 feet. to within 10 feet of the base of the rocks or cliff, being 66 feet wide along the street, excepting ttle land in front of said lot . Excepting minerals as pre· viously reserved . Reference Deed : Volume 260, Pogo 153. Deed Re· cords of Meigs County, Ohio. EXCEPTING AND RE· sr lf - case of The Farmera Bank & by Leroy Jones ; Stvinga Co., Plaintiff, vs. thence north to a 1t1ke Hillard Conley, et al., De- where a lint running ea1twitl fendants . upon • judgment just mill the northwest therein rendered. being CaN corner of the btrn; thence No. 88·CV·61n ioid Court, I e..t to a creek; thence In a will offer for sale, at the front southerly direction down the door of the Courthouae in creek to tho lOUth line of 10ld Pomeroy. Melg1 County, lot,..,hence Wllt4 rods to the Ohio, on the 27th day of place ol beginning, con..in· Merch, 1887, ot 10:20a.m., ing one acta, mort or leu. Judson tho following Iondo ond tho ptoeo of bolrinnlng. Wit· nesaed by 1 bltck walnut trH 1 2 Inches in diameter bearing north 4 7 degrHI ellt by tho mognotlo noocllo. 127 llnko dlotont, being in the west pert of Mid Section 17. Town 3, Range 13 and containing JA of an ICrt. more or ltu. Alto tho following troct of Reloronce Dud: Volume tenemenu. located 11 lond oltuoted In Slction 17, 2&8. Pogo 899, Molgo 41 371 Stoto Routo 33, Town 3, Rongo 13 of tho County 01101 Recorda. Shade, Ohio, 4&7711: Ohio Company's Purchau. APPRAISED AT Situate in the Townlhip of In Townofllp of Bodford, •&.000.00. Tho reol Ooloto Bedford. County of Melg1 Molgo County. Ohio. begin· cannot be sold for ,... th1n and Stole of Ohio, to-wit: nlng ot 1 atoko 110 rode twO·thlrdo (2/3) tho IP· In Ohio Company'• Pur· chate, beginning four (41 weat of the southwest praiMCI VIIUI. We can repair and re· core radiators and healer cores. We can . also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc Te!t s posl. prnsonl. fu · tur a G1ves udv ice on love rnnrr1aqe fltlll husi ne ss If you ilflt tmi1<1J1PY and dmd kn ow wh1ch wny to I!Jrn. cnmn 1n for nrtvwr• On1! Vl'>!l wdl co n VlflCil ym1 thurttls a bettur I- s I· 302 West Union, Athens Ph. sq4-7848 $5 OFF With Thi• Ad I 26 1 mo J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYl & ALUMINUM SIDING AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND tCUT OUT FOR FUTURE USfl y KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE e All Maku •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Rehiperators •Dry ers •Freeze rs PARTS and SERVICE 4 5·1ff SHARPENING SERVICE Circular Saw s Saw Chain Planer Knives Drill Bits •Insulation •S1orm Doors •Siorm Window s •Replacement Window s •New Roof ing 19D MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Barton, Owner 2·5.. 86-Un "FREE fSTIMAIES " JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1· 19-'87-t mo. r 985-3561 WllV J.R.'s REPAIRS YVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 QUILTING LESSONS "All you need to know to make your own quilts and feel proud!" Lessons start MARCH 16 & 17 For more information coli: RfASONAILE · AlLIABlE 8-20-'86 tfn 614-992-7537 described as follows : Begin 46 feet oft the front or southerly end of that par1 of Lot No . 283 now owned by Thomas l. Goett and Marjorie G,oett , described in deed recofded in Volume 239, 'Po~e 397.' Meigs County DENNY CONGO .JUST CALL! G&M TV REPAIR 992-3410 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 NO. 283, Pomeroy Village, Deed Record s. Being a lot 66 feet along Ea at Main Street , and 45 feet bock . Subject to a right of way reserved by Marjorie Goett. Reference Deed:_ Volume 280, Page 155. Deed Re· cords of Meigs Parcel Two : Being the east one half of Lot No . 306 and a parcel of land 1 1 v1 feet by seVenty feet off the nor· theal1 corner of lot No. 303 in Lower Pomeroy, now in corpon1ted into the Village being LIMESTONE GRAVEL· SAND TOP SOIL Ohio. Two WILL HAUL County, appraiaed FILL DIRT 10·8·tlc Roger Hysel~ Garage At. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Tra•tmlttion 992·5682 or 992-7121 PH. 6·17-tfc at Knives Chise ls GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES 204 Condor 51. l 1 I Pomeroy, Ohio PH. 992-2975 $12,000.00. The real eo tate two -thirds 12131 the op· pro jsod value. TERMS OF SALE: Cash on delivery of deed. Subject to accrued 1987 real eatate taxes. 121 17, 24: 131 3tc 2-11 ·1 mo. pd. 949·3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR~ SERVICE 1-12·111!0. GUN SHOOT RACINE •ViNYl SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. Now Homes Built " Free Estimates" 949-2860 or 949·2801 PH. No Sunday Calls l·IHfn YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE Add o n R nnd rem o dnlin g Root ing 11nd yull ttr worh Co ncrete wo 1 ~ - Plumbing • nd electrlc•l w ork IFJee Estim ate al V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-621S or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4 II 'RG·Ic FOR SALE 100ft. X 100ft. FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building Hartinger Parkway EVERY Middleport SAY. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Zone-Commercial · Foe tory Choke 12 Gaugo Shotguns Only IO·I·tln ' Call or 992-3005 992 -6167 2-S·SJ.i mo cannot be sold for leas than Public Notice the east line . thence north to LADY RACHELS PALM RIADER & ADVISOR following real estate situated in Lot SERVING . the of Middleport , Ohio . TOPS meets 8·1l lln 0 If e e part. Ohio 45760 , Harry R. Barnes ouo of Loto No. 305 and 303. Reference Deed : Volume 153. Pogo 43: Votumo 210 . Pogo 449; and Volume 2897, Pogo 18i Meigs Count'( Deed Records . Parcel One being approised at $12 ,000.00, and Parcel rC"fi'C'~hmP nl s lr d e of TOPS OH !\70 hr ld at Vetrra ns M!'mor ial Hos pital , 7 p.m. Tucs· dav rvenlngs. Hai r ca rP will be fm tur!'d at thi s w~Pk ' s mrrting. Drema Plckf'ns p r~s idf'd at the mCC'IIng, Linn ie Alrshi rr won thr fruit sr r ved -~z LISA M. KOCH, M.S.. ~!~~. ~~!~~:: stolt•n wpapo ns iJn d rq uipm r nl ti ghtly controll!'d mon etarll r. Sht:' sa id that morr mone)' is nel'ded for both medical and housin g for ag ing 1·cterans a., well as l'mployment and house loa ns for younger vNcrans. The national sec urlt)' program . shr sa id, Pmphas izr s the importance of a strong mlllta r)' dcfensP and support of U. S. Sa vings bonds. ci vil preparedness and disastrr relief. as well as crimr pr!'vt•n· lion and law and order programs. Mr. Bowl!'s, . Am erica nism cha irman. had a pro~:r a m on lhf' flag. Sht' displa)'!'d !'a rl.v ,flags, and noted lhr 200th annlversa r)' of the Northw!'sl Ordinancr and the U.S. Cons tllutlon. A. pra yr.r for P<'aer was g ivr n by MrS! Case)·. actin g chaplain. The !(roup sa n!( "A meric·a. the B• •aulifu l" and Mrs. Hampto n Computerized Hearing Aid Selection 00 1124 East Main St. Pomeroy HOURI: Tut.·Wed.·Fri. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sundoy: 1 p.m.· 7 p.m. • . ,1y Ch anct or "PPOintm!nl RUSS MOORE - e, Swim Molds . Interpreting Services uJ Licensed Clinical Audiologist I: ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 PlUMBING & HEATING 161 North Second Middltporf, Ohio 4l76D SALES & SERVICE We C•rry Fishing Supl)lies Poy Your Cable & Phone Bills Here · IU~Nill ~HDNI t•l4t 99Hil0 11510fNCI rHONE ,.141 992-7714 MEIGS EAGLE RIDGE EXCAVATING AUTO REPAIR Truck. auto. & COMPANY •All Typos of Excavating •Landscap ing •B11ementa •Sewage System s •Water & Gae linea •Water Well Drilling •Trucking Call: 742-2407 heavy equipment repairs and welding . (All makes & models) PH. 949-2893 949-2756 or John K. Ientz Owner/Mechanic 1·16-'87·1 mo. I 118/fl n 1-7·'17. ) MO . \.. YOUR SALES SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR FOR SALE Charlie Sa~ent' s CHRIST AS TREE FARM at Alfred. Oh .• 4 mi. W. of Tuppers Plains on St . Rt. •IENIIH . 681 . A good opportunity for on ambitioua familv . Priced on in1pectltin. Call for Appointment 915··· ' ~ -_, ____.,,_... ,._ ,,,._ n ~.--­ -.,.... .U - ,.. ... - • ... ... ___._- ,._....,.,_, ..n--.,•• .. ...... ... .. Business Services improvpmr nt will b(l fflaturr.d ovrr th (> nC':<I month at mC'rtings VC'IC'ran s progra ms havf' bC'E'n corner of lend dotdod by W. TEAMS OF SALE : Cooh rods w..t of tM creek which C. Hovu to Leroy Jonu; on doflvoorv of doed. Subjlcf ;; Public Noti.c e runalnto Shodo Rlvoo In tho thence wett ttn rod I to 1, to eccrued 1817 real 1111., ··----~~~~~--- 1 VII)OIII, of Blrmlnghom; In corner; thence lOuth ta 1 tiJlH. ~• NOTICE· the wntern p8rt of Section mko; - o n out·lln4o wtN Howord E. Fronlc. •. By vlnue of an 17, Town 3, Rongo 13 n Sheriff of Molgo County, ' Of Solo luued out . being tho aouthWHt comet lull m110 the noncomer of tho bern owned by Ohio . : cof11mon Ple11 Court , Motgo County, Ohio, in tho of .1 lot doeded tO WI IN om MoMtto Ewing. thence 0111 121 17, 24; 13)3: 3tc .. ;_:_-::--:-::--:-:--- : - - - - .........-...... -.--·-e==--. .:::.·.-::-. ~~--DI .. . Ctau lfltd PG6f!l cavt"r I he fullo"Wtn6 l t lt p"une t -'ChllnseJ... Being in i11 entiretY a parcel of land 70 feet on locust Street and extending atthatwidth91 1h feet atong the alleY and be ing &11 the real estate now own ed by Public Notice • &eld on the second Monday ' ef each month, beginning at 111 COUll '44 . ........... ... . ..... - 54 Misc . Merchandise HIE • IIIESS IIIII arotCE 1:'=~ ~':.' ~~:r ~~· ... IDiot~ ..,..,.,_ ""'"'' "'..,..""' ma y be gelling into lh!' wro ng hands wa s al so discussed . Mrs. Hampton reporll'd on · t e~:i s lation and national securit y noting thai th!' Legi slali vr F,lulletin says that by co mparison with other f!'deral progams, lh<' announced by couple Public Notice SliP • ., oh . . . ....... Co ntribu tions were mad e to several orga nizations at last week's meeting of th e Lewis Manley 26~ Auxiliary held at th e hom<' of Mrs Lula l;lampton. Pomr ro.v . Tho Au xiliary made donal ions to Crisis in Afr ica . POW·MIA, CA RE, Ma rc h of Dimes. and Ihe Ca ncer and Hr arl Funds. Mrs. Marjorie Bowles pres ided at the meetln ga ndnol cd lha llh<' un it now has goa l in membership. Dues arl' now paya ble. She urgrd . chairm rn to g<•t their report s to the dis tric t anddt' parl · ment chair men by Ma y I. lnfo1·· malion fr om th r Dis ti ct 8 Presl· dent Cathf'rin r Curl' s n<'WS bulletin was givrn along with ma ilings fro m district and dr · pa t·tm r nt headqu at· tei's. Mrs. Dorolhv Casf')', foreign r!'la t ions c hai rm a n, i! Skcd membr rs to writ r th ei r lrgisla· tors co ncern ing lh!' POW·MIA situati n. Mr.s FAorPnrc Richards l·cportr d from thr Firing Li ne rrgar ding inf01·ma tion in th!' San Franclso Examin rr a boUt the sal r of arms In oth rr co un tr ies a nd the n<'ed for noll fy lng Co ngrrss. S h ~ also g<tw mal !'r ial on th r billions of dollars in stolr n WP apons and Pq uipmr nl wh ic h is being ta kr n from the mlli l<l r)' bast•s and th r task fo rl'C whi ch has IJCcn orga n· izf'clto co ntrol this. Th <' cos ts to . lax pa)'!•rs and lhr fact th at lhP ________;_______l EFFUBT "t"~·.:: ~- -~II< year ml'mb~r s Ia b(• honor!'d a nd NOTICE OF SALE By virtue ol an Alia s Order presented pins at that lime. Fift y.year members will be of Sale issued out of the Common Pleas Court of givPn pins at lhP .June mPf'ling. Meigs County , Ohio, in the Bess i<' King rl'pOrl!'d thai nim• case of The Farmers Bank & ml'mbers had all cnded. the Savings Company and Jlank srhool of instru r t io n and lh;ollwo One. Athens, NA. Plaintiffs. , Sergeant and Mrs. Ches tei' Wig al, Middleport , and Th t:'lma <Wiga l Jr., Hill Air Forcr Basr. Rer ry, Tuscan. Ar iz. Grea t bas k ~!. 1\ p os tC'r for t h(' A rea ;c tearfleld, Utah. ar r a nnouncing gra ndmoth er is Lucy McCune, of Recognition Da.v co mpl'lll ion : 1he bil'lh of a so n, Chi>strr Wi gal Pomcrov . Se r~l'a nt and Mrs. was dl scussrd a nd Dl'cna : ~Ill'.' on Fl'b. 14 al the basr Wigal also havr a three and Kenn!'dy brought In a ,skf•lc h fo r )1os pilal. Th r bab)' we lghr d s ix one-half yea r old daught er, co nsideration. Ml'ell n!(s an• hf'lu rac h Tu Psday all he hospital with : y ounds 11 Yt oun ces . Grandpar· Stephanie. · .ent s are Mr. and Mrs. Ches ter wf' lghin from 6 Ia 7 p.m. : ;_------------r----------~--------------..:._T NOW 0111: IICliiJI SJ.H ATHENS - There wil l be an' open house Sunday at the Si neCera Group Home. opera tPd b)' Rob a nd Tammy Barbf'r, Luhri g, Rou1 e 2. Athens. ;.; Randy and Bry nd a Faulk, ·' ·Middlepor t, are ann ouncing the ::birth of their second child. a son, ::~ warrf?n Zach ar v, bor n on Dec. 12 ;; at the Pleasant Valil'y Hos pita l. •{)'he Infant wrlghrd f.' ight pounds ;.-and was 18 inches ton!(. •: Mr . and Mrs. Fa ulk have ::another son. Clin ton Ty lor . Mat · .)ernal gra ndpa rents a1·e Warren •·:a nd Esther Black. R utland , and "·t he · m a 1 e rn a I g re a 1 · ;:grandparent s are Burde ll a nd •:Effie Black. Middlf'por t. P aiN · ; •nal gr andparenl s arc Clint on a nd ;:w anda Faulk. Pomero)', and th r · :palernal gr!'a l·gra ndpa rr nt s a rc : ·the late Walter and Cy nthia Edna ;:Faulk. .~Birth IAIUI PLUS ._.~ OES meeting conducted '.. IZ IZ. ..... ..._ .......u.>•••· ,.,_ ........ ... ·1:"•u-M ioo ,., ""'"On-'"" .,,,. ... o"'e_,_,_.,._ ,,,..,...... starting Saturday. Th e Junior Misses will par tici· I pate in numberous program activities and rehearsals during t~e we~k ~r~r to ~e u~a~ on the s ag!' o t r nox oun y Pmor· ial Building Feb. 27 and 28. The winner will represent the St ate ofOhioinAmerlra's .Junior Miss Program which will be held in Mobile, Alabama in .June. Auxiliary meeting held Warren Zachary Faulk i~Faulk birth 111 PLIIIOnEE 99 Chapel Christian Church and the Rutland C'hurch of Christ. Residents of Southea•tern Ohio, the lour nuon fornuod their quartet OVl'r a year ago and lt•ature musT;· done in a Sou!hern ~osp el s!ylc. turned in . An Eas ter dinner wilt bf' planned at the March meet· ing. Eil een Rou sh ga ve seve ral ideas on how to help the hung!')' around the world through mis· sian wor k. Th <' travel ing basket providrd b)' .Jan Norris wii'l go to Debbie Hill at the March 10 mee tin g to be hos ted by Edith and Dr nise Ma nurl. Mrs. Hill gave a drmonslra tion on basket w!'aving using ' grape Fe b. 2i, with serving from 11 a. m. to li: :10 p.m .. when Evange· llnf' Chapt er 172, Ord<'r of th e Eas.t!'rn Star, mr t reconlly at thr Te mple. F. liza brf h Mi lam. worthy rn a· Iron. and Gary Canterbur)·, wor th)' pat ron, prc•s ided at th o meetin g a nd announ r!'d th ai Eva ngelin!' Chapter will have inspt•ction on May J:l. lnsp!'Ci in g offir Pr will be Linda Da vis. deputy grand matron, with 2o Ull. p.m .. wllh work In E A and F'C degrl'rs. He fr es hmrnl s will be S!' rl•f'd. Prayer and sclf·dE> nial service highlight('(] t hr recent meellng of the Apple Grove Unit ed Met ho. di s I Women held at Ihe church , Dolly Wolfe had the progr am · which co ncluded with members : placing their donations in an : envelope and gather ing aro und . the aliar for pra yer. : Donna Hill presid!'d at th•· · meeting with reports be ing given : by Vicki Abels, sec retary· : treasurer. Money·making pro· · jects were di scussed and fund s meanS ·ro mrrlitlll(l for ·Fr id a ~· . -----·-., ' Apple Grove UMW group has meeting Rlv:~~~Eo:N~~~~Es A public bean dinnf'!' was announcrd bv the wa vs l;. nd FOil . TUF~SD!I. Y MIDDLEPOHT - Middl r porl Lodgt:' .Jii:l F&A M wi ll hold practlcl' Tuesday, 7::l0 p.m .. for EA work. OlllcNs to all l'nd . KEYS TO CITY- Mt. Vernon Mayor Betty K. WI nand presents Meigs county ,Junior Miss Amy Louks, right, and Allen County .Junior ~llss Tonia Michelle Hull, with a key to the city during a . recent orientallon program for Ohio Junior Miss. ' ~~IE -............--::;.":,":__-. -· ·-.,_................ .....e... ... RATES 1'1-010 ••·•-DO "~ ·~" ~=======::;r;=======:::;ili========::c========t SOUTH THIRD AVENUE, MIDDLEPORT IUIUII BRANCJIE't TO SIN(; - Tho• Zion Church of Christ will hn.• t The Branches (juarh•t at 7: :!0 p.m. Sunduy. In recent months, tht• •ruarh·t Jut• mad<· 11ppearanco•s In M<'i~s County al th<· ( 'olumhia ·-••• _ THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 19 FIOM 9:00-12:00 NOON TuPs day gursl of he r son-in -law w hi eh <lllitudP goin g as WP m Prl th f' challrngrs !ha l ha\'0 a w a~' nf smiling , an,nvay. DR. RANKIN PICKENS Mrs: Wand a Teaford wa s tho ho~t. pPniC' r Krrp •,• Free Electronic& hearing tests will be given by Bellone Heaoing Aid Center at Sund ew. Wom<' n hr ld a t th r P" mrro.v Church. Srvrral women from the church pla n to a llc nd th o annua l al l ol us to kcrp thi s " I ra n" g roundhog~ HEARING TESTS IN MEIGS COUNTY ''If.tf' 4 wa !i announcf'd u l th1 • n•,·r nt mt•oling of lhr Unit ed M!'lh o ~ is t· dr nr 's Da y . RPmf'mbPr thfl lasl lour ]('I !Prsof " Amf\r ir an " <I I' P'' J can ", ]Vl ax in(' sa~·s as shr urg(•S Da rn that v ·Jo COUPON The LC'nlrn breakfa st to br held ai .Trinil v Church on Ma rch Mar tha HoovC'r presided at the mrr l in ~ a ll !' nd cd bv 2 ~ members. II wa s report ed th at t 18 sick and shulin calls ha ve born madr· since th o last meet· in g.• Tar ki o Hi lda brand was drvo· tiona! leader , a nd Bt' rn ice Ca r· falling armss ou1· pat hs. )~ Pomeroy UMW has meeting of Yan kf'f' Ma gazinr>, Max inP Win gett of Rac ine• had an in terrst in g th ought for Prf'S i· Por(Iand. Leota Birch and Mrs. Lucille Taylor were Athens visitors on Frida y. Zipuy, artisl -in· residcnce . coun i~'- Wi d r in g publication. venswood, ited Mr. and Mrs . I, Bob CoopNvis durin!( the weekend Mr. and Mrs. Victor Durst and family , The Plains, spent Sund ay wi th his parent s, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Durst. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Close, Waterford, Mrs. Rita Garrell, Columbu s, Mrs ..Jani e Fil ch, and Bra ndon, Mr . and M1·s. Harold Brewer, Lbng Botlom, were recl'nt visit ors of Mrs. Aud rey Brewer and David. Mrs . Huby Bryant, Buffalo. W. Va., and Debra Brya n!. Po mE>· 1'0)' , visi ted with Mrs. Belly Wa rd and Mrs. Di ane Davis and child ren, rer••ntl)·. Mrs. Nita Wells, Long Botl om. ca lled on Mrs. Fannie Durst on JQ JIU<f AN ID (ALl t92 -21S. MONOU thr11 FIIDAT I A.M. tt I P.M. I Ul Until NOON 5ATUIDAY ClOSED SUfiiDAY Meigs County Junior Miss Amy Louks , of Long Bottom, arr endr d orientation sess ions fo r the Ohio Junior Miss Scholarship Pro· gram on Dec. 6 and Jan . 10 In Mount Vernon. Upon her arriva l in Mount Vernon, Louks was presented with the key to the city by Ma yor Betty K. Winand. One of :12senior high school girls, she altended the orientation and publicity session in prepar a lion for a week' s stay for the Ohio Junior Mi ss Scholarship Program,. ..-.:::::::=::==============::;;;;;;;; Tr init .\' wo mr n fa scicJnl - ' 17, 1987 Page-4 . and <'ac h month shar es hi s ro py <j . February community happenings---~- Mr. and Mrs. Eric Coo p~ r a nd Terry Bell and daught er. . Chri slopher, Fori Sill, Okla .. Mr. . Mrs. Mar garet Holter visited and Mrs. Ge ne Corns . BarboursSunday afternoon with Mr. and ville, W.Va. , and Mr. a nd Mrs. Ms . Mik e Duhl and famil y, " Greg Cooper and Hea ther, Ra - a nd ,YOU will l'('('('i VC'50 per C{' n f O[ lh<' selling pri<.'e. If .vou'ro ml rrcs trd. gf' l in touch with cit hr r Am .v or Sa bra. ' Tuesday. Sti~·ersville Get the ball rolling! By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Wrltr So! )he bali has begun to roll a bit on the forma· tlon of a Meigs · High Sch oo l Alumni Association. Bob Wer ry of Middleport is at· tt>mptlng to get the group organized a nd has called for two reprcs~ nt a li ves !rom each of th~ gradu a tin g <:lasses tO volunt eN ro sC'rVC' as the nucleus of the organiza ti on.. Aft er our ·jas t menti on of WPrry's plans for tho nPw group, Bob did receive a lot of phone ~ ails from volunteers who foo l t·hal such an org aniza tion will be worthwhile. . Junior Miss candidate oriented •S!IVANI•SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SAT(tliTESAliS & SERVICE Wt Hewf AFall Tl•• ~ ~•'•1•• s.. .. .. "'' RlpENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESJEI- 915 -3307 BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reatonable PricH" 949-2801 or 949-2860 PH. Da,y Dr Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4·1l·16·trn �P&ge-6-The Daily Sentinel A1111 uun1.1: 111 ent s 3 LAFF-A-DAY 42 Mobile ljomes Mobile Homu for rent a month each . S100.00 depoait each Water paid, newly decorated, Bulavllle Rd, & Rt 169 Ph. 614· 446· 3888 Dr 814-448-4491 . Racine Gun Club. ~vtf't~Sunday. &150 .00 beginning at 1:00 p.m. Factory Choka, 12 guege shotguns. Haven' t had tchool pictures or senior plctur" U.ken yet1 Call Precious Memoria• Studio at 6U· 949· 30eo. I f In (urek& excellent shape 2 Bdr. with expando . Reaponcible adults only . No Pett . 8225mo. Oepcait required Ph . 614 -246- --- ./f---- Giveaway Piano to giveaway Ptl. 614-4463648 . 2 bedroom mobile home for rent. Adults only Cell 614-9922598. "Stay away from jun,k food, junk mail and junk bonds." 2 female puppies par1auatrahan ahepflard & part border collie 367-71&5. Female Beagle dog. 7 months old. Call614-742-3130 . 1Citten1 and cats. call Thurs. Sat, Sun. 304-675-2961 . Mate cat, two 8 months old kinena, 4 teven week old kittens, 304-675-6747. 5 Happy Ads Would whoever tooh my 8240.00 from car wash across from Eastern Ava. McDonalds "nd It by mail P 0 . Box 306. Oalllpolia, Oh 46&31 Stolen on Feb 10. 1987 about Spm. no que1tionaaaked IMPORTANT! 6 Lost and Found Reward tor Volvo car keys l ost at K-Mtrt, Wednesday 2 ·11 -87. Bring to Tribune office. LbST- White German Shephard f•male on Nebo Ad " RE · WARD", Ph 614-379· 2240 R;eward tOf a black Chow Chow, IQtt in vicinity ot Rt . 7 and At. 2lB Ph, 614· 446· 7163. FOUND. •mall black and wtllte young dogwilh NO name, collar. 304·896 ·3598. 7. Yard Sale ······ Pam·erclv········· Middleport & Vicinity Odds and Ends Sale. Comer of Lincoln and Peart Su .. 493 Lincoln. in Middleport. February 19 and 20. Stan ing at 9 :00am. 9 Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean used' cars. Jim Minh Chev.- Oidalnc. 1 Bill Gene John1on 614-446· 3672 TOP CASH paid for '83 model and newer ul&d cara . Smith Buick-Pontiac, 191 1 Eastern Awe., Gallipolia. Call 614-4462292. 1-----------.,..--.:'-----,...-~ 1 1 Help Wanted Standing timber. AI Tromm, 614·742-2328 . Nicehouu1n Pomeroy. 6 rooms and bath with lull basement. &17,500 . Phone 614-992 7462 . Wanted : Hairstylist, male or female . 1 year eKperiance pr• ferred but not neceaaary. Send Reaume to Daily Sentinel P 0 . Box 729S Pomeroy. Ohio. Middleport , refinished. 6 rooms, bath, large porch, garage. work shop, good location . Call 614992· 2602 . Community Organizer, Half time: starting salary 88000-year plua benefill. Work on economic and social justice iuuea tnd tundraiaing re: tOXICI, utilititl, Iongweii mining, In Southeast· ern Ohio . Write to Appalachian Ohio Public Interest C•mJ*tn, Box 2612, Athen. Oh. 46701 . Secretary-Receptionist needed for planning and development office. Word proceaaing akillt requirfld. Typing apeed of 50 wpm needed . Ability to transcribe dictation, compose buaineu lattera and organize intor· mation necenary. Must be able to work indapendently and handle routine and sensttNe contacts with cliantl and offlclala . Skill in thorthand or elternate method required. Stle,.., i1 at $6.50 hr. plul benefita. Qulli· tied app licants 1tnd resume and covet letter to; Southeast Ohio Correction Center, Monda H. Wilson. Project Director, P.O. Box 728. Athena, Ohio 46701 . Deadline for application it Friday. February 20th at 5 :00pm. AVON. no service cflarge, open temtoriea , phone 304· 0761429. The Army National Guard nMda both non-prior and prior military service individuals Join now tor a pan-time job wrth full time benefits. Educational money available 304-676-3960 or 1· 800-642· 361 9 ' Babysitter in my home Monday thru Friday , occasionally weekend nights, 614-446-8796 . Heating end Air Cond lnttalla· tlon and service person, 6 years experience In raaidenc and light commercial work. Must have hand tools. Our employees are informed or this ad. Replies are confidential. Write Box C-10, Point Pleasant Regiater, 200 Main St ., Point Pleqant. Electronic cl11s. free for unemplo'tled or welfare, wor1dng ttudent• will be charged a IH of 12.00 per aetsion. Call Jerry Mullins. 304 -882·3617 . 15 Schools Instruction Retrain Now. Southeastern Sua· lnesa College. Call 014-4464367, 18 Wanted to Do F11111 1ny1111: n t Si~rvll:l~o 11 Help Wanted Roofing. Painting, small plumb· ing and carpetry joba . Aaatonable. Free Eatamatea Ph. 304676·2981 . Build to ault porches. patios and out building• and all e~~:terlor carpent,.., and aame interior. Experienced Call 614-4463378. AVON -Wow!l Make big bucks. No procesaing charge. Call 814 ...6. 3368 . Supplement vour ineom• For only 3 or 4 houra a day you cen net a good income delivering THE DAILY SENTINEL. Mul1 bt dependable end heve reliable transportation . for retired person. To be conaldered send name, address, phone number and mike of car to Box P-1 000 in care of THE DAILV SENTINEL. 1 11 Coun St., Pomeroy, Ohio •5769 . Financial AREA MANAGER 25.000 ro 85.000 part time or full time. P01tal eum workshop, working trom your own home. Salel or teaching background preftfred. 495.00 Includes complete training tor Interview 603· &44· 3383 ext. 9604 9am to 6pm. Excellent Income tor part time hom• llltmbly work. For info. Cell 312· 1•1 -8400 ext . 313 . "CC---:-:-::-::::-:-:::::::::-: -lcAIRUNES NOW HIRING. Flight Anendlflll, Ag•nU, Mechanics, Customer Service. Salarl" to 850K . Ent'Y level poalliona. Call 8015·617-1000 Ext. A-1805 for current ll•tlngt. Business Opponunity Opponunity for 1990 super store. The d•aaert center of the future. Soft frozen yogurt, Ice cream. dole whip & more. Complete design layout & ~uip · ment. No franchise fen or royalties. Call 304-•22 -6410. I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO . rte(lmmtnda that you do busin"s wlttt people you know, and NOT to tend money through the mail until you h.va Investigated the offering. 23 Professional Services Piano & organ lasaona Mary Lucas. Call 8U-44&-9787 or 614-446-11142"&. Real Es1ole - -- - -- - - ·lc- SMAll WANT ADS mel< A8ll PliO! House. Gallipolit Ferry. 3 bed· rooms, large living room, family, kitchen and utility, 1 bath. one outbuilding. 1 .8acre. 304-676· 2284, 26 acres, new block building, remodeled farm house, good well. 304-676-3030 or 6763431 . ' Ataume VA loan, 3 bedroom1, 2 batha. central air. glfage. 304675-3030 or 675-3431 . Completety remodeled 2 bedrooms, btlsement, everything new . 2312 Madison Ave .. 121.600.00. 304-676-6477 or 304· 372-9970. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 141170 Fleetwood. 3 bdr .. 2 full baths, total elec. like new, price negotiable. Call aft111 4 weekdays, anytime week9flda. 614388.8633. NEW AND USED M091LE HOMES KESSEL'S DUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 36. PHONE 614· 446·7274, 14~~:70 Fleetwood. 3 Bdr , 2 full bath I, total elec. llhe new. price negotiable. Call after 4 week· daya.anvtlme weektends. 614· 388·8633. 14x70 Fleetwood. 2 Bdr ., 2fuil bath•. total alec. Pr1ce negotiable. Call after 4 weekday•. anytime weekends. 814-3888633. 31 Homes for Sale Aepc>saeued 14x70. 1988 Petrlot Delull 2 bedroom, 2 bath, 1600.00 down take over paymenu of t22&.00 p• month. FrH Oellv.,..,. MID OHIO FINANCIAL SERVICE Ph. 800· 828·0752. Small 2 b8droom cottaGe. AC, and carpet. 8 Mllet from O.lllpo· lit 11000.00 down 1213.00 mo. 100x110 lot. Ph. 614-441· 8598 9am to 4pm. 1971 .Commodore 12dl5, 2 Bdr., panty furnished, wood burning stove Ph. 814· 388· 9804. 3 bedroom rtdeCOfat.ct Pltriot Village . Will _..l\elp rlnanc. t29,500 Calle't4-448· 1340 or e14-446-3870, 44 Apartment for Rent 2 BR , 15 Court St. Carpeted. Kitchen turn . S350-month . Plus utililies, deposit. Call6 14-446· 4926 . 1 Bedroom basic rent $176.00 plus electric. Also required a $200 .00 security deposit CONTACT: Jackson Estates Dept . Ph 446 -3997 Equal Housmg, Opportunity. Furnished & unfurnished apta., $160.00 and up, references Ph. 304-876-7738 or 304-6755104 A-1 Real Estate. Used Furniture: wood ttble & 2 benches. beda. drnser. wood wardrobe. 3 miles out Buleville Rd. Open 9AM to SPM. Mon. thru Sat . 614-446-0322 . Used sofas. chairs. recliners. end bedding of various lites. Corbin & Snyder Furniture, 965 Second Ave Ph . 614-446·1171 . Hickory Hill Sofa, 1 Y2 years old. mint condition. beat quality 304· 675· 1329. Unturniahed apt .- 4 rooms, bath. Centrally located. 1 or 2 adults. No pets. References, Security deposit required Call614-446 0444. Zenith Beta video cassatteplayer and recorder . Model No . VR9800-VR9850, 35 moviet, PG and R rated, 17 religous tapes. all for 8800.00. Can be seen and tried out at 913 Fifth St. New Haven. W. Va. Call tor IQpointment 304-882-2306. Furniahed apartment, 2 Bed· room. nice location. Adults only. No peta. Call 614-446 ·2404 . 8 foot velvet sofa upholstered cheir good conditio n. Will sell together or individually .. Priced reasonable Ph . 304-676-3243. 54 Misc. Merchandise 2 bedroom rivltfviewspartment. Equipped kitchen , tra1h pickup. Ideal for 2 parties to share expencea. Call 814-992-6639 Callahan's Used Tire Shop. Ovar 1,000tires, sizes12, 13, 14, 15, 16. 16 5 . B miles out Rt. 218 . Call614-266-6261 . Gracious Hwing 1 and 2 bedroom apartments at Village Manor and ~ Riverside Apart · menta in Middleport From $216. including utilities . Call 614 ·992· 7787 . EOH. Plastic cistern state approved, plastic septic tanha, plaatic culwerts, metal culvene. RON EVANS ENTERPRIS ES, Jack· son. Oh . 614-286-5930. 2 bedroom, furnished or unfurnished apartment on Spring Ave large patio. Cell614-992· 6886 after 6:00 p.m . Radio Shack TRS -80 model 16 computer, 2 -15 meg hard disks (Radio Shack). 8 meg hard disks (Radio 'Shack). Key board & cable Call614· 388-8323 . APARTMENTS. mobile flomes, houses. Pt . Pleasant and Gelllpo lia. 614·446-8221 . Commercial buildings for lease. Downtown Pt . Pleuam. Stores. officet. A-One Real Eatate. Carol Ye~. Broker. Cell 304675-6106. One room tchool lodge aPprox 2Ba32. on Clay Chapel Rd. Central heat & AC 100 amp electric boJI . 9870 efficiency gas furn•ce, drop ceiling, p.neled & carptl. Cell 446-6308 ot 676· 3099. King Heating Coal Of Wood Stove with fan only 2 years old. Also Singer Commercial Sewing Machine and Fiberglass Motor Boat. Call 448-3131 10 to 5 aft111 5 446-2200. Two bedroom furnished apt New Haven, 304-882-3267 or 304· 773-5024. One bedroom furnished apt in Point Pteaunt, all electric . adults only, no pets. c ell after 4 '00 AM. 304·675· 3788. Used R-66 Ditch Witch Trencher and 360 John Deere Dorer 1-614· 694-7842 0< 694·5006, Furnished one bedroom apt , convanient location, cell 304· 675· 2441 . Grawely Tractors, electric start 8 apd . lthica 20 gauge pump shot gun , rotory cultivator & plow for grawely tractor Ph. 814-448 4149 Two bedroom apta tor rent In Point Pleasant, Hud accepted call 614 -446-2200. Alhton building lots. mobile homes permitted. Clyde Iowan. Jr. 304-578 -2338. Ren1als 41 Sofas And chairs priced from &395 to S996. Tables S50 and up to S125. Hide-a-beds 8390 to S696 . Reclinltfa •226 to S376 Lamps 828 to t1 25 . Dmettea $109 and 'up to 8495 . Wood table w -6 chain $286 to S796 Desk $100 up to U76 . Hutches $400 and up. Bunk beds complete w-mattressaa 8295 and up to S395 . Baby beds "'110&$175 Mattre1aetorbox springs full or twin 863, firm $73, and S83 . Queen 1ets $225, King S360. 4 drawer cheat S66 . Dretaars 889 . Qun cabmeta B. 10. 12 t)un. Gas or electric range S376. Baby mattreues 136 & $46. Bod framea $20, 130 & King frame 8 50. Good l&lectin of bedroqm suites, metal cablneu . headboards 1$30 Jlnd up to $66 2 room, furnished . upstairs apt. clean, no pets . Adults. Utilities furnished. Ref. & dep. required. call 614·446- 1519. Newly constructed 1 uory, 2 BR duplex. approx . 1 mile from downtown Gallipolis. Referen· cea. No pets. Call 614-446· 1250. Business Buildings LAYNE'S FUANITUAE Furnished apartment. next door to library. One profesaional adult only . Parking. Cell 614 -4460338, '81 Commodore, 14•46, like new ilvad In only 8 months. payaff. Phone 304-882 -3664. 34 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers, refrigerators, range1 . Skaggs Appliance•. Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crest Motel,. 614-446· 739B Trailer 3 bedrooms, garden space, Children. no pets, 304· 458·1887. Furniahed apartment, utilities paid. 108 Vine St .. $235.00 Ca ll 614-446-9244 Betwoen 9 :005 ,00, 1983 N11hua 14x70 7x21 expando situated on 4'112 acres Sand Hill Road, three bedroom total electric, central air. fully equipped kitchen. g~rden . tub, two water beda. two porches 10x12 building, septic and wa ter. Priced to sell. Shown by appointment. Serioue inquiries only. 304· 675-6828 between 8:00 and 10:00 pm. Valley Furniture, new & used. large •action of quality furni ture . 1216 Eastern Ave . , Galllpoli1 ' K & k Mob1la Homea, 2 and 3 badroom mobile flomes. 304676·3000. 1973 Kirkwood 12x66. 1 or 2 bedroom. New carpet, furnace, hot water heat•. f7800 614· 992·2454. Two ultd mobile homes. priced right, on a 2 bdr. and 1 threebdr. Ph. 304·675· 3763. Count"y Appliance, Inc. Good used appliances and TV sets. Open 8AM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat. 614·446-1699. 627 3rd. Ave. Gallipolis, OH . 2 bedroom trailer. couples, 1, small child. Locust Ad At . 1, Pt. Pleasant. 304-675-1076. 2 Bedroom ept . nice cerpeting. water paid, washer & dryer hook· up, stove. refrig. furnished available Jan 1, 19B7 Ph 614·446 ·7025 . 35 Lots & Acreage 21 a,.., Now taking application• for experienced cooks . Apply at the Holiday Inn . No phone calla please. Homes for Sale GOVERNMENT JOBS . 816.040-S59,230 yr. Now Hiring Call 805-687-8000 EJt. R-9805 fOf current federal lilt. 10 used church pew I 10 to 1 1 feet long. In good condition Ph. 446·4525, Buying daily gold. 1ilver coin•. rings. jawelry, sterling ware. old coins, large currency. Top prices. Ed. Burkett Barber Shop, 2nd. Awe. Mlddlepon. 01'1 614992· 3476 . 31 2 bedroom, furnished. New Haven . Cell304-882· 2466 . 3 bedroom furnished. 1 cflild. no pets. Good clean condition 4 miles above New Havon At . 33. Call 304 -8B2-2466. Firewaod , dr'lwood . split . stacked & delivered. Very large load t36.00 Call 614-4487993 Two bedroom apt. phone 304675·2548or 075-6783 . One bedroom apartment. extra nice and clean. Adulll Onl'tl . No Pe11. 304 -676-1386 PU8LIC NOTICE 19B7 · tchool model free arm sewing m•chlnea regular t399.96, now 1138.00 Ph. 614-385-4535 , One bedroom apt e11tr1 nice II clean. Adultt only. No peta. Ph . 304·675· 1386, Houses for .Rent 45 3 bdr. ranch , Rodney Village II , *286 mo . plus deposit. Referen· ces required Call 814·4400008. Nice 3 BR house. t360 plus utilltea 6 nc. deposit. Call 614 -446 -9280 after 6 & weekends . 8Eureh. room houte 60 acresCall at 8200 on 1 monlh 304-875-6104 . 2-Bedroom houae located 62 MIIICrHt.. Rd . 1160.00 month. 17&.00 deposit Ph. 446-3870. Mhted hardwood tllbl 812 . per bundle. Containing approx. 1 % tone. FOB Ohto Pallet Co. Pomeroy, Ohio. Call 614-992· 6461 , Furnished Rooms For rent Sl"plng Rooms aM light hous• keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. Call 614-4460756. Firewood for sale. t30. pick-up load . HEAP vouchllfs accepted. Catl814-247-3081 . Rooms for refit , day. week month. Gallla Hotel. Call 614446-9716 . Rent allOW II S120 month. Tony'• Gun Repairt, hot rebluelng . Open 9 :00AM to 7:00PM . ~:::::::::::.l~C:':II:3:0:4:·6:7:5:·:46:3:1:,:::::::.J SNAFU'Mby Bruce Beattie 73 54 Misc. Merchandise HALF PRICE! flashing arrow signa t2891lighted, non-arrow 8279! Unlighted $2391 Free lettarat See locally. Call todl'll Factory: 1(8001423-0163. anytime . . Nice saml-prlvatalot, with 2 BA . trail•. furnithld. WMer Plitt. lergeglauecl in porch. Very nice, quiet nMghborttod. Sec. dep. • rtf. rtqulred. Centenary area , Coli 814·448· 3161, 55 Building Supplies I White Farm Tractors, Best Price in Area. Sider• Equipment Co. Henderton. W. Va. 304·675· 7421 , Building Supplies. ClostO!Jtl· Farm machinery for sale. Gahl 8uyouta-Surplut {1)4'x8'xW' 95 grinder minr. New Holland? Yellow pine rough aawed T 1-11 ft . hay blne. Both exc. cond. siding . 110.99 ' ea. 26 pc. up 304-273-4215, 19.99.(2) 4'•&·.~·· Yellow pine rough aawed T 1· '11 aiding. S5.99 ••. 25 po . up 04.99 . 131 62 Wanted to Buy 4'x8 ' xW' T&G plywood , 1----------1.10.95 ea. (4) 4'x10'x 1A" ply- I' wood. 816 .96 ea. (5) 4'x8'xW' Luan plywood, 86.99 ea. (81 Now buying shell corn or ear 4' x8' all wood paneling . Wood- corn. Can for latest quotes River grains & prints . $7.95 ea. City Farm Supply, 614·446· Seconds 85.99. {7) Matolllte. 2986, Marlite planks 16" wide 96" long pan~ing . T&G Secondt 81 .50 ea. (814' x8 ' Martita bath 63 Livestock panel 8mboastd In 4"x4" block $7.95 and S8.95 ea. (9) 4'x8' Foil faced foam insulation board. IW ' thick 84.99 ea) (3,.4"-86.99) Standing At Stud . AOHA Pala(1 ' '·16.69) (10) 4B" Vanity with mlno Stallion, 15.1 hands. Reg marble top tt79.95. (11) 30" istered Marei 8100. 614-949· Vanity with marble top S79.95. 2465 evenings. {12) 6 piece high gloaa tub enclosure kit $29.96 . 113) 5' Horae and Saddle Ph . 304 -675tempered glut sliding tub 5360. doora, aluminum finiatl, t49.94 or 139.95 with purchase of tub. 114) Single door mad. cab. 64 Hay & Grain , pl11tic bo111. stalnleu steel frame. $19.96 ea . (15) 1 and 2 piece fiberglass tub and shower large round bales of hay, will combination. Colors I. white. deliver •n e bale Call 6148129 .95 to t199.96 ea. r;· 446-1052 after 6 . percent discount · on 2 piece & up. (16) 4 piece solid oak towel Mi•ed hay 81 .26 per bale or will bar set. S19.96. (17) Prefiniahed trade foi liveatock Ph. 614-446oak bruce flooring l,.t"x2 W' 4063 Random lengtht 11 .95 sq. ft. 10 c.t.n up 11 .75 sq . ft . 20 aq. ft . Want to trade large round bales pr . c.t.n. (18) Prehung steal ol hey for cattle Ph . 814-46insulated doon 889 .96 ea. (19) 1052 . Pine panel doors U9.95 to 869.95 8 . gradee. (20) Double Wheat-maw wire tred belet aidellght entrance doors VJ glau $1 .76. Tom Wilson. leon. 304'h panel. t299 .96 ea. (211 6' 675-5724 . Double entrance doors. 'h glau 'h panei.S349.96. 122) Prehung Hay S1 .26 Bale 304-676-3997 interior doon, finished & untin- after 5 :00 iahed. Choice aires. 834.96 ea. 123) Wood & plastic shutters Sudangrus tlay $1 00 bale from 31" to 80" 89.96 to 304-767-6577, 126.96 pr. (24) all wood screen doon . 112 . 95 ea . (26) 1 '!."l38" x80' ' white storm doora, intulated foam filled . S89.95. (26) Countertop plastic 60 cents sQ. ft. 127) Vinyl aiding trim 5 colors {12' J channel Autos for Sale &11 .60) (10 ' inside corner 71 t3 .00) (10' outaide corner 1- - - -- - - - - -84 .00) (28) 12"x.12" plain white calling tile 26 cents ea. or 1983 510 Chevrolet picllup, 84 piece ctn. 818.50, (29) 4x4: 1983 Old• Huret: 1981 24"x48" acoustic-' emboaaed Monte Carlo; 1980 Plymouth fire realuant ceiling panels Volare:· 1970 Chwelle; 1976 % 82 36 ea. 130) Closeout white ton Ctlwrolet pickup; 1968 ceiling grida(12' m~n tee 11 .50 Chevrolet pickup; 1978 Ford ea.) (4' tee 50 cents ea.) Penn'• Custom Van: 1972 Chevrolet El Warehouse.• Wellston , Ohio . Camino. Oynamtrk Riding Ltwn 614-3B4-3646. Open 8 -6. 8 Mower. Ctll 614-446-8201 or days. 114-448-8113 . Make offer. Tronspor1a1ion Building Materials Block , brick, sewer pipet. win· dowa. lintels. etc. Claude Wm· ten. Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614· 246· 5121 . 78 Mazda AX -7, 41 ,000 miles, AC, AM -FM, excellent condition , 8 3750. Call 446-1 612 or 266· 9314. 1983 Dodge Colt, 4 speed, Concrete blocks alltlzea yard or AM-fM ·Tape, wire rimt . Cath delive,..,. Mason sand. Gallipolis price t2199.00. John' a Auto Block Co., 123 Yt Pine St., Sales. BuiiYIII• Ad .. Gallipolis. Gallipolis, Ohio Call 814-446- Oh. 2783. 1970 Chevelle, good corHtition. Leaving for armed forees, must 56 Pets for Sale tell Ph. 814-446· 8201 or 614446·8113. 1986 Ford . Thunderbird, one owner, mult sell. Call 1514-245· 9234, Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan. Peuian and Siamese kittent. AKC Chow puppies. Ctll 614-446-3844 after ?PM. 81 Plymouth, 383 Commando Reglttered Miniature Schnauzer puppies. Also Registered Coduw Spaniel puppiH. GraatValentlne gihs. Call 814-992· 2807. 1----------1910 VW Rsbbh, doth interior, motor, no smoke, no oil. USO. Dependable . Call 814· 248989 • . low miteage, no rutt. must stll. 8 week old Sitmese kitten, baby 1 C_•_II_B_1_4_··_99_2_·,.78_6_1_._ _ __ goat, one pair of Netherland 1 • Dw1rf rtbblts, 304 ·676-5043. 1981 Olds cUtlaaa. lmtculate condition . New tlrH and chrome AKC Pomeranian puppies. ready wheels. AM -FM casNtte •nd to go, 304-896· 3826 . AC. 81515.Asking 83200. 814-992Wanted AKC male Samoyed for stud service. 304-578-2728. 1977 ChiVY M•llbu . 6 eyl., good coi'MIItion, good work c•. 8400. Coli 614· 949·2779 . _. ~ . .•. 7:5:4:0: . : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :': ' : , 977 Chevy K-10, 4 wheel drive , Blazer. looks good, runs good; 12,600.00. 304-882 -3844. ~ ~ Pee Musical Instruments CROSil SONS U.S. 30 Will, Jac*10n, OMo. 814·281·64e1 . . MIINy Fergu10n, New Holllnd, lulll llov Ill• l Sorvlco. Ovor 40 us8d tractor I' to choou from .. compllte lint or new • uMd equ~ent. Lartett s_.tctk»n In S.E, Ohio: • 1879 Oldt Cutleaa. High ml· leage, good condition. t 1200. Call 814 -186-3606 or 114· 985· 3510, 1973 Ford Montego. 1874 Dodge Dart. Large round belli ol hov. Clll 814-992-3816. 1880 Mercury Capri hatchback. Excelltnt condition. 12000. Cal 814·992·8683 or 614· 992· 2720. ' '73 Novt, 33,000 mil•. I cyl, A,P.S, 4 door, second owntr, gr-blk top, 11.980.00. 304· 875-8384. 1868 Ford Torino 302, 88,000 mult ttll. mlkt offtr. 304-878-3734. mil•. 1173 Oldemobllt 88, 4 -dr, runs good 14eO.OO Ph. 1·304·182· 24a8. • 1872 FIM'd, 400 Engln•, wtth C-1 trentmillkwl, runt aood C-4 trantmluion Ph . 304·818· 5360. Wee Herman morning show. "Pee Wee's Playhouse" , 74 111) (!J Motorcycles D (}) f'eople'a Court , {II MOVIE : 'H6t Lallchnd ' (;QIO .1986 Honda CR 600. excellent condition Ph . 614-388-8358 1986 Harley FXR 9600 actuat : miles Ph . 614 - 446 -8591 eveninga. 7:05 7:30 ' ' Auto Parts FRANK AND ERNEST" & Accessories • ~ITTENS ~ THAT Do~s IT.:r'M W~ITIN(;' To MORE 1978 Oodga 4x4 for parts. • Engine. transmiuion. transfer • case, bed, rear end, drive shafts. • 614-992· 7163, I ·. 79 Motors Homes & Campers - - - -- - p~. ..• :~ · 7:35 B:OO puTH ABouT You( 25 ft . Sha1ta camper. Sleept 6. " Full size bed, full size trig .. air, ~ · awning loaded with storage. ' Ex. cond S4600. Call614-446· .; 1495. .... i' • • ALLEY OOP Serv1ces • Geoffrey pops a big ques· t' MENTIONED lO YOU I THOUGHT THE HITCHHIKER tion. 4!11 (!J MOVIE: 'Forced Vengeance' RECOGNIZED FROM MY COLLEGE DAYS! Home Improvements [l) MecNeii·Lahrer Newshour ® ID ilJI Candid Camare: The Firet 40 Yearl Allen Funt hosts a tribu1e 10 1ho 401h anniversary of 'jiandid Camera, · with guests George Burns, Pam Dawber, BASEMENT . WATERPROOFING , : Unconditiontl lifetime guaran- : tea . local ref•ences furnished.· •' Free estimates. Call collect: ·~ 1· 814· 237-0488. day or night. :.; A o g e r I Emmanuel Lewis and Fannie Flagg , (60 min.J B I I e m e n ( ·· Waterproofing. GJl Nova: Fraud Under An· ~ alyalsiCCI Freud 's 1hoories SWEEPER and sewing mtchine repair. parts. and supplies. Pick up and deHvery, Davit VaCYum~ Cleaner, one halt mile up Georgn Creek Rd . Call 814- -·. 448· 0294 , and influence on psychoana· lysis are examined . (60 min.) @I MOVIE: 'The Me· EEK"& MEEK FTM General Contracting 13yrs experience. Roofing & Con· struction Ph. 614-388-9308. Free estimates 10% off during the holidays, offer expires Jan 16, 1987. · when he inh~rits Cl 1H J h<HU., 1111. MORTY MEEKLE AND Fetty Tree Trimming. atump .' . 1 removal . Call 304-676-1331 . 1 AI NOLES 'S SERVICE . expe- . · rienced carpenter, electrician. • mason , paintltf, roofing (indud- •' ing hot tar application) 304· 675-2088 or 676-7147. MY [)A.D WATCHES BASKETBALL ~-AMES EVERY NIG:HT. NO, HE LIKES 13E'ER HE REALLY LIKES COMMERCIALS. eASKETEIA LL, HLJH "!- Rotary or cable tool drilling. Most well a completed aameday . Pump sales and service. 304896· 3802 ·--~··.uJ•, . ' ' "''·· BAR~~----~-----. PARSON !! Ot: SATAN MERCY IS 11\1 OUR BARN !! SAKES!! 5 I 1 I f9 James Jacoby Was that lead necessary? '· f K Q6 +AHl AA5 BEEN CANCELED.. I . 60UO STANO ON ! l,rynne '!'i ' ~. ,• SOUTH +A Q 10 94 • AJ1 +J + K 16 2 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South WHI Norlb Elst Pus Pass Pass Pass 2t 4 NT &+ Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: + 10 For some exceptions to the rule of not leading away from trump honors, watch this column the rest of the week. A new book by James Jacoby and his lather, the late Oswald Jacoby, is now ,available at bookstores. It is "Jacoby on Card Games," published by Pharos · Books. 3rJ Germ an 20 Ahound river 41 Have dcht.s 43 In a huff 31 Alhleti c group 32 "Fahh•s In Sian~·· author 33 Companion 3~ f"o•n!'in~ sworri 36 Cut down 39 Home 42 Iraqi prnvi nt·f' 44 "Horse" follower 4~ llressy fabric 48 llorS<' or soap 47 f:arl of Avon ( 18ll7-lfl77) ~~~:.!..~~ DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - Htrt'l hiiWtowork It: till AXYDLBAAXR Ill LONGFELLOW One letter llllnds lor another. In this sample A is ustd for the three L'a, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophe~ the length and formation of the words are all hlntl. Each the code lettersare different. CRYPTOQUOTE day 2·17 YXR K U RI,J UB R U W U Q NT U FML L IITXJJ K U B \i KUil I F MR 0 ss I V Q N T X P X 'I f' Mt. LOTXJ .I · OJ . FBAAMQG Yeatenlay'a Cryptoquote: HEALTil SQUANDERED , CAN NEVER BE COMPENSATED FOR BY MERE ACQUISmON OF MONEY. - O.S, MARDEN 12:011~TV e- ~ +Q8 scarl r l II (f) Totes of 1M Untx· t.et..m- 1 0111gll1'1 + 10 9 4 handiP was ~IO'olflf1Ww.H110110111tl gueotoare George Carlin lltd Wille Neloon, (60 min,) In St•oo. of Oroucho (I) (f) ABC News N~nt ·~ .98542 tH32 ACROSS DOWN l Knif<• (sl.) I Shadowbox •5 Editor's 2 Possess mark 3 Rink 10 Swiftly eove rln~ II Fight siiP 4 Corrupt 12 Asylum ~ Group 13 Hen of 14 "Wecounst•lors the World" 6 Parc·hed Answer I~ In the 7 Auerhach 21 FDil's dog36 Dangerou s center o r Ruttons 22 Eldt!rly emolion 17 S<:heme 8 Omega 23 Apportion 37 ·18 Floor 9 ::icotti•h 25 Regale Go llragh" protectiOn river 271'ainl i n~ 98 Pallid 21 Celebrity 10 Got<:ha' technique 99 Gl's 24 Rarefy I 6 Oisfeatur~ 30 Gordon address 28 Means 17 r onfin"d Mac 40Jazz music 28 High-strung 18 My own of the 2911 ester 19 Vase 34 Taunl lale "40s Honeymooner~ . Oevld EAST +KJB763 .10 3 • 10 8 7 by THOMAS JOSEPH hugo, 12:20 [l) MOVIE: 'Bomberdler' 12:30 II CD (JJ ~. Night~ WEST Today's deal, taken from Dr. George Rosenkranz's book aboul trump leads '(llevyn Press, 151 Thier· man Lane, Louisville, KY 40207), shows the danger in even a seemingly safe trump l~ad It was of coursetlljudged for North to launch right into Blackwood after partner had bid three clubs. If by some ~hance the South hand held only one ace, the partner· ship would be too high. But North was enthusiastic and unrestrained in his ' bidding, and lucky, too, not only that South did hold two aces but also that West was mesmerized into an unnec· essary trump lead. There was really no reason for Wesl to lead a trump. On the bidding, it was likely that dummy would have good diamonds, and that might mean that the defenders should get started in the heart suit. A heart lead would have been effective in that it would have prevented the declarer from making an educated guess in the trump suit. On 'the trump lead. declarer knew it was Impossible that West would be leading awaY. from the club queen. So the only way' to avoid a trump loser was to play for the queen to drop. When it did drop, declarer got the dia· mond suit going and made the slam. live. 1 1-lEARD THAT '(OUR SUR6ER'T' FOR TODAV l -17·11 tKQV61 IR). R & M Custom Couches and Raupholll..-y, St. At . 7, Crown City. Oh, 814·2t5G-1470, Eve. 81-t-441-3438. Open daity 9 to 4:30, Set. 9 :30 to 1:30. Old & new Uphotttred ' Mowrey's Upholtttring aervtng tri I;O~ntyar••22 y..n . The batt in furnrture upholstering. Call 304 - 675 - 4154 for lrte ntlmatn. NORTH +2 By Jameo Jac:Gby querque, NM. featuring spa· ciat guest star Chuck Connors. (2 hrs.) live. (jjJ Frontline: Stopping i . BRIDGi 12:00 (I) Bum• 8o Allen CI1 Collep BlloketNtt: M· ZoN M Sou1hem Ca/lfor· nt. (60 min.) Comlnued, . ' COULDNT FIND A IIIIIIII LY. disguised sister. 160 min.J 11 :30 II CD llll Tonight Show Tonight's gu0111 ere Billy Vera and the Baa1era. (60 min.) In S1areo. (}) WKRP In ClnclnMtl II (!J Taxi eCIJABCN.twa Nlghtllne Ill crJ Magnum. P.l. (ll) Orelt Dlclllona ' II Clll T.J. Hooker t70 min.) Upholstery - TO Alpaca - No/ay - Enemy - Itself- FAMILY twin brother Sebaatien ar· rives and is mlstaklf'l for Ills PEANUTS ' PRINT NUMBERED LETTER S 11 IN THESE SQUARES I Hosted- by w.ner Mil· 1heu: Twelf1h Night Viole"• Water hauling, Formerly Ken • :.,) Whettons now John" a Water ; ·. Service. Same prices, phone 1 1 304-678· 2919 or 576-2484 Complete the ch ... ckle quoted When uked Khe hatd ca~aln belllfl and why, lhe youn/S lid~· "Y81, but I &ln'l know why, I think~ runs In our FAMr. CD Herdc11tlt and McCor· mlek (!)College B11ke1ball: Ari· ZOIIII lit Sou1hem Cllllfar• nla 180 m•n.) Live. IIC!J M•A•&•H House coal. limestone, and ~it , gravel . Delivered 1 lon and up • • • Jim Lani•. 304-675-1247 ~ 676-7397. - ror In !11Y bank---." YESIEIDAY'S SUAM-IITS ANSWEIS debHidden ces1le. 12 hrs.) CD 700 Club (f) Victory at Sea (ll) II CD11987 Mlaa USA Pageant Bob Berker and Mary Frann host the 36th annual pageant from Albu - @I I0 0 ~~fc:~~~~ER LETTERS News Dillard Water Service: Pools •' Siatetna, Wells. Delivery Any: ,•' 1 ' time. Call614-448-7404 . · ::----:---:---:-- by the pollee." moaned my friend. "My hullbllnd tound 1 slx~ent er· . . _ • _ • by f,ll1ng in the m1U1ng words L.....Jc.......L-.I......J'-...L--' yoll d evelop hom step No. 3 below. city . (60 mon.J t 1 :00 D CD Cil 0 CIJ IJ)J IIIUII!ll General Hauling ··.; "Now I know hOw a crtmlnal must fell when being lnterrogat8d ~,,....,l,;?~j-~~.r,.:....;~,...:~,.--1 11 :DB (f) The 8h8kHpewe Hoor iJ7 I I C UQ A T I tional airpor1 ol Metropolis in an imaginary western U.S. HE'S GOT HORNS AN' A TAIL AN' A PITCHFORK AN' CAATEA"S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614-448-3888 or 614·446·4477 a i --.C.:....:,Ar.W:.:..,.:T_,H.-;1· "'·-_• ~ · Drugs ICC) The war on drugs is fought 1hrough 1he educa1ion of youths. (60 min .JPar1 2. 9:30 (}) MOVIE: 'Time Umlf 10:00 II C!J Odd Couple (jjJ@ News 10:20 (})MOVIE: 'Ho1 Millions' 10:30 CD Celebrl1y Chat. IIC!JINN News (jjJ In tho Face of Terror· lam: Protecting a Free So· Ciety Panelists discuss e possible enack at the fie· Starks Tree and Lawn Service. Hedges , shrubs , bushes . , trimmed, land1caping, stj.IJY~p ' , and leaf remove!, 304-676· 2842 or 678-2010. 85 ~~~~I ~~~~I em RON'S Television Service House calls on RCA. Ouazar, GE . Specialing in Zenith. Call .. 304· 676· 2398 or 614 -446· · ' 2454 Plumbing I TOCUS her bro1her. 12 hrs., 30 min.I Pan 3 of 7. 9:00 II CD Remington StMle Reming1on and Leura leave England tor lrelond Telephone service in home, ;~ wiring & repairs. Call614-4466686. & Heating CONTEG the details of her destructive relationship with Helmut to All types carpenter & concrete work: Interior. ellterior, ramo- • deling. painting, roofing, frae ' estimates. Call614-446-6174. 82 I I chanlc' 8:05 [l) MOVIE: 'The Wingo of Eagles' 8:30 (f) II Cil Amerika ICC) Do· vin r.isks his life to see his choldren and Ale1hea reveals . the below to form four simple words. 1. IJ)J News ® MacNeil-Lehrer Newehour II lUI WhMI of Fortune @ Barney Miller CIJ Sanford and Son II Ill CIJ New Newlywed Game C!llnsida the PGA Tour 1111 (!J Too Close for Com· fort 0 (f) Judge ill Wheal of Fortune 0 lUI (]II Jeopardy @ Jefferson• CIJ Honeymooners II Ill G1l Matlock Matlock emers the world of 1he moli· tary justice system when he de[Jnds a young soldier fraiflod for the murder of his sadls1ic liau1enon1. 160 min.! Pen t of 2, In Stereo . (1) Hell Town CI1 NHL Hockey: Phlladel· phla Flyers at Now York II· landaro 13 hrs.J Live. (f) II ([) Who's the Boss? (CCI Angela and the ros1 of the family is stunned when Wfi SAW WAS SOMEONE 81 t'l,jtt( ' t-'i.l ( l Rearrange letters of 0 four scramb led worda em 1 9B1 Yahama 860 Spl!tCial. lots , of ctlrome . 814 -992 -7183. : $1000. or best offer. 76 " M• A•s•H WOlD lAM I I~IMd ~y talks abou1 his CBS· TV Sa1urday 1-- -- ---..,.---- 61 Farm Equipment' Ex-con's vanity plate 2010 John Deere diesel tJactor· plows, disc 13960. New Idea tOyne Bounce mower t496. late model 224T John Deere balet" S' 296. Hay wegon &300. Call 614-286· 6522 . JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 35 W. Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 614-448-9777. eve. 9ft. aluminum patio door, one · 614-446-3592 Up frant tracinch insulated glass, 3 sections, tors with warranty over 40 used · excel .. nt cond. Ph. 304-675· tractors. 1000 tools. U29. Farm AII-H Tractor with cuitlvaWoodsplitter t BOO.OO. call304- ton, plows, disc. draw bar.lront end loade't, new tires, new 676·3091 battery $750.00 Call614-286Firewood 825.00 pickup, not 6522, delivered , phone 304 -6761975 3800 Ford Tractor with 7771 . plows 86,260.00 New MoUand Firewood, phone 304 -896- Hay Baler 1796 00, MF Rake S396.00 Gall 614-286-6522. 3820, ·' ' 61 Farm Equipment H111balife lndependant Oitt. Call me for product. Mon-Fri. 9-3 . Gloria Grate. 304·882-3162. ,\ IIVI:SLII.~ 2 bdr .. all utiliti• paid t.llctpt alae., turn. or unfurn ., tee. d11p01lt required. Convenient location. Call 814·446-8t5S8 or 814-446--778, Vans & 4 W.O. : ; : wi1h drugs leads her 10 seek paremal advice . (HI WKRP in Cincinnati 6:35 (f) Andy Griffith 7:00 II Ill PM Magazine Cll Hardcaotle and McCor· miclt CII SportsCenter (f) Entertainment Tonight 1980 Dodge B-50. 4x4 pickuf.'! • 4 cyl., 6 apd., AC. New Buc~ ,. ' ehot mudder tires, new cult~,., ' paint· Sharp! Cell 614-367 0 ·~: I ,11111 Suppl11:' for Rant concern for Matt's struggle •.r.. Kimball Enttnainer II Organ, tikt new . IAu than 30 houra playing tlmo, Coll•4e-U33. 42 Mobile Homes em • ot <1H Kimball Piano lyra. old 8850.00 Celll14-4411-8121 . 2 btdroom hOUM In Pomttoy. 1200 ptr month plut dtpoeit. Reference required. Call 644992·2918, (HI . ,. ________ 57 3 Bedroom unfurnished hhouse. laru• TV room with firepl•ce, 11h bath 1310.00 per mo. 111 mile peat HMC on At. 3& Ph. 814-446-•3&9 or 304-675· 9780. ® Secret Ci1V Facta of Uft 6:05 CIJ Beverly Hlllblllieo NBC News 6:30 IJI]) CII NBA Today (f) II (f) ABC News 1!11 C!J Hogan' 1 Heroeo ill II Gil CBS Ntwa ®Perkins Family Tracy ''\, & 1984 GMC 515. AC, AM·FM ltereo, 38,000 miln. Excell~ • condition. $4500. 614-9921 41 1 7B80. Serious calls only. , f,•: 51 Household Goods 1985 Mobile Home. 14x70, on St. Rt. 143. $230, get included. Call 814-992-5449. (f) learning Hour 1977 Chevy Plclc-up. 6 ·cyl. , 3 : tpeed. New fender. S1250. Call 614·992-2735 Merchandise SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve St., Gallipolis. New & used wood -coalatovea. 6 pc wood LR suite 8399. bunk beds 8191. reclinors new & used bedroom suites. wringer wa~hera , & shoes. Ne'w livingroom suites 8199 -1599, lamps. Call 614446-3159 . News CII Big Valley CII Mazda Sportsl.ook 1!11 mJetferaons 1 Call 614-992-2707. MobHe home for rent in Racine Also mobile home tor rent m Cheshire. Call614·367-7148. EVENING 6:00 IJillCIJD[l)®IICDI<BI 1984 Toyota SR 6 pick up . ~ ' ~--~----------~· speed. Electronic fuel injection. "' 5863 2 Bedroom mobile home for rent. Shoestring Ridge S200.00mo 175.00 deposit Ph . 614·446-2495. 2/17/87 ' 1978 4K4 Chevy Blanr for "'Ia 1 or trade on 67-69 Camero. Cell ~ 614 -742 -2372 before 3 :00:. p.m. • ·1 Space for Rent: Trailer apaces. locuat Rd. At. 1. Point Pleasant. 304· 676· 1078, '::~~:~~ ' S@~~lA-d&t.trsa. CLAY I . 'OILAN . :;.;::::;~;:;;;;::· · 72 Trucks for Sale : : COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Routs 33, Nonh of Pomeroy. Rental trailers. Call 614-992· 7479. 7 The Daily Television . Viewing Autos for Sale.• 1978 Chevy Mallbue Claui~ i Station Wagen, PS. PB. autQ. ~ trans, AC. 11,895.00. After ! 5 ,30 PM 304-882-3216 '! Office Space for Rent. bcellent for Anornevs. Accountant, etc. Close to Court House. Call Wiseman "Real Estate Agency. 614 ·446· 3644 2 Racine Gun Shoot spontored by Hartford, 6-9Pm . PubHc invited. refr•hmentl, door prizes every hour. INerything there 'h price. Bring frienda & relalives. 71 ,, 2 bdr. lullyfurniahedadultaonly, utll. paid. Call 614· 446· 4110. Avon Open House, Monday Feb. 1 6, at Jim'a Carpet Outlet in KIT 'N' CARI.YLE ®tty Larry Wright for Rent Announcements 4 46 Space for Rent POmerov-Mi~~~· Ohio Tue5da_y. February 17, 1987 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio rm; e (}) Mcire' RNI People (JD McCloud illl MOVIE: 'The Tllldng of Pllllwn One. Tlwet' 12:40 Cll MOVIE: 'Notlling e PIIIINI' T-. 1:00 1:30 r I ) ( , , � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 February 17, 1987 higley mccormick