http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3e7cb52f71d5cf8acc7de4732b1e8495.pdf 49931d271c2ae74097653950b37b3978 PDF Text Text ... Page- 14- The Daily Sentinel Wedne-y, FebOJiiV 25, 1987 • Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio ,...---Local Briefs:-- Panel considers p~oduct liability ·action EMS responds to four calls Meigs Count y Emerge ncy Med ical Services reports fo ur ca lls Tuesday; Pom eroy at 8:35 a .m. to Ohio 7 for Helen Miller to Veterans Memoria l Hos pita l; Midd lepor t at 1:43 p.m . to Stonewoods Apartment s for Da no Longs treth to Veter a ns Mem orial Hospital; Raci ne a t 1:37 p.m. to Mile Hill Roa d for Ella Sc hultz to Vetera ns Mem oria l Hos pita l; Tuppers Plains at 3:26 p.m. tra nsported Tony Jo nes to St. Joseph Hospit al. Racine OES plans practice Rac in e Chapt er 134, Order of Easte rn Star . will practice Sund ay, 2 p. m .. lor star point s and co nduc tresses , a nd at 3 p.m . lor a ll officers. The regular sta ted meeting will be 7:30 p.m. Mo nday . ·tnitiation wi ll be he ld and chapter dresses are to be wor n. Refr eshments wi ll be sPrved. Chester 'PTO to m eet Monday Ches ter Element ary PTO will meet Monday, 7 p.m .. at the school. Child care wil l be provided. Re!reshmenl s will be served. Meigs couple files lawsuit La rry E. a nd Nancy Cummin s, of Rac ine. have filed a n ac tion In Me igs County Common Pleas aga inst F lson's -Wes tern Corp .. Vancouver. Brll ish Columbia , Canada, a nd Bu r ton Flower a nd Garden Inc. , Burton, Oh io, request ing judgment of $76,500. Pl a intiffs a llege tha t as a direct res ult of us ing a growing med ium. m anufact ured by F iso n's-Wes tern and distributed by Bu r ton Flower and Ga rden. during latter 1984 and early 198.'i. the major ity of 90,000 peppers, 60,000 tomat oes, 10,000 cucumbers a nd 16,000 mlxedJ lowers which were pla nted In the mix ture did not develop properly. Pla intiffs reques t lhe judgment and a trial by jury. In other matters. a reques t for shock probat ion for Lester Wise has been den ied by the court , a nd a n action by Ho me Na tional Ba nk aga inst Sa ndy Creek Lumber Inc .. et ai, has been dis missed. . Area woman seek s divorce Jua nit a R. Holcomb , Pome roy, has filed for di vorce in Me igs Count y Common Pleas Court from Do nald L. Holcomb, Windha m. Valerie J. Imboden has bee n gran ted a di vo rce from Timothy F. Imbode n and res tored to her ma iden ·name of Je ffers. Rita J . J enkins a nd George Mi chae l Jenkins have been · gra nt ed a dissolution of their marriage. Court issue.~ marriage licenses Ma rriage licenses have been issued in Me igs County Probate Co urt to Mar ion F ra nk Dav is , 22. Raci ne. and PeggySueSmlth. 21, Rac ine: Char les And rew F ields, 21. Hart ford. W.Va., a nd Christena Ca ro l Goodwi n. 33, Hartford, W.Va. Six forfeit bond in village court Six defenda nt s forf(•ited bo nds and a S<'Venth was fin ed In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Ric hard Seyler Tuesd ay night. F orfeiting were Ernest L. Da mewood. Syracuse, $51 : Mar k D. Williams , Norwa lk , $65; Roger D. Wa ms ley . Middlepor t, $49, a ll posted on speeding charges; Ja ck Jenkins, Ewin gton, $63, ex pired plates; Clyde Shingler, Lancas ter , $43, assured c lear dis ta nce; Mark Hal ey , M) ddleport, $6:1, fl cllclous plates. Fined $6.1 a nd costs on a n ex pired plates c harge was Ter ry L. Bell. Raci ne. Court accepts bond forfeitures Nineteen defenda nt s forfei ted bo nds In the cou rt of Middlepor t Ma yor F red Hoffm an Tuesday night , pos ted on speeding charges. _ T hey a re Robert A. Casey, Ga llipolis, $42; Peggy S. Mc Da niel. Cheshire. $41: Mic hael Beva n. Bidwell, $43; John H. Pie rotti. Gallipolis. $4 i ; Ric ky J . Smith , Cheshire. $40; Leanna J. Niber t. Ches hire. $47; Connie L. Ba iley. Middleport, $41 ; Glenn K. Roush. Pomeroy. $43: Go ld ie A. Rous h, He mloc k Grove. $43; Karen He lms. Ga llipolis. $42; Arthu r J . Har t, Ga llipolis. $41; Aud if' D. Barry, Ga llipolis, $41 ; Lanny R. Je nkins, Middleport . $40; Susa n R. Waugh. Po in t P leasa nt . $40; Howard W. Brewer Jr ., Ha rtford. $40; David L. Va nce, · Middleport , $41 ; Gregory La udermllt , Middlepor t, $41; Scott A. Ei chinger . Pomeroy. $40; Ro bert G. Roush, Middl eport , $45. Others forfe it ing bonds were Rickey E . Lunsford , Pome roy, $200. drivin g wh lir under suspension, a nd $41, speeding; Hazel E. Sprague, Middlepor t, $40. slop sign vio la tion; Bus ter Haning, Middleport . $100. disorderly manner; Leonard E. Koe nig, Pomeroy, $50, failure to yie ld the right of way. F ined In th e court were Ke nda l Lemley , $50 a nd costs. drivi ng whil e und er suspens ion, a nd $10 and costs. passing In a no-pass in g zone; Curtis Bra ley. Middleport. $25. diso rde rl y · co ndu ct. Appeals court session slated Jud ge La wrence Grey. At hens. pres iding judge of the Fourth Dist rict Court of Appea ls. a nnounced that e ight cases are scheduled to be heard next Wednesday when the cou rt con venes In Meigs Count y. In addition to J udge Grey. the co urt Is cornpr ls~ of J udge Homer E. Abele of McAr thur and J udge Ear l Stephenson, Port smouth . The co urt reviews al l cases hea rd or tried In lower courts In which a decisio n Is being a p pea l~ . These cases may have been tried In common pleas. proba te or juvenile, municipa l or count y cour ts and may be either civil or cr imin al cases . Meigs cases sc hedu led for hearing are State versus Tay lor: Kl e in versus Kay 's Bea ut y Shop: Ewing Funeral Home vers us Stoecker : Barnhouse versu s Rollins Accept a nce Corp.; Sta te vers us Phelps, a nd Sayre versus Renner. ' :. Ohio, area weather scene • . , : • ' Friday through Sunday A cha nce of ra in In the south ern pa rt of the s tate Friday and sta tew ide on Sa turday, with a chance of rain or snow Sunday. Highs will ra nge fr om 45 to 55 frid ay and Saturday, dropping Into the 30s Sunday. Overnight lows will range from the upper Winds will be light and· from 20s to the middle 30s F r iday and Sa turday mornings, fa lling Into the e ast tonight. .the 20s early Sunday. Ohio Extended l"orecast South Central Ohio Par tly cloudy toni ght , with a tow between 30 and 35. Mostly cloudy Thursday, with highs between 50 and 55. The probability of preclplta· lion Is nea r zero through Thursday. ; By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Repo!1er COLUMBUS (UP! ) - Re pre~e ntatlves of drug, chemical, auto and soap manufacturing compa nies urged an Ohio House committee Tuesday to provide them with strong protection aga ins t excessive lawsuit s Involvin g t heir products. Meanw hile, the Ohio Alliance for Civ il J ustice, representing a variety of business groups , m ade pla ns to Int roduce Its own product lia bil ity bill in the Se nate, where the next battleground will be. • The House Civil and Commercial Law Committee opened hea rings on a bill limiting lawsuit s aga in st defective products, similar to a proposa l •vhlch passed last year as par t of a n overall · clvll justice and insurance r e form package. That section was singled out by Gov. Ri chard F . Ce les te as the reason he vetoed the e ntire package In December. The clvll justic e and insura nce reform s have been re- passed by the Ho use this year . bu t the product llablllty section was left b e hind lo r s epar ate consideration . House Speaker Verna l G. Ri ffe Jr .. D-New Bost on, sa id he hopes the product liability bill will clear the House sometime In Ma rch a nd catch up with the rest of the package In the Senate. A special Senate committee Is being assembled to study the entire package, Including the bill being offer ed in be half of the business group by Sen. Robert R. Cupp, R-Lima. Cupp said his blll wjll codi fy ex is ting common law theories on product liability, but will not address the problem of environme ntal torts. such a ~ d amages from hazardous was te dis posal. " One of the most critical areas of concern to the business community has been the liability for products sold, " Andrew Doehret, director of Ia bor relations and s taff counsel for the Ohio Chamber of Commerce. told the House committee. Doehrel said the prolife ration of class action lawsuits and excesslye damage awards , along with a "su it syndrome existing In the public mind, " have m a de It impossible fo r ma nufacturers to predict the ir exposure. " We need to balance the pla ying field In our court system, " said Doehre l. Je fftey W. Hutson , representing the Ohio Association of Civil Trial Attor neys , w~lch defends che mical a nd automobile manu- facturers. said the re iS a "perception that th is w hole tort system Is running a m ok." Instead of the ma nufactu rer assuming s trict lia bilit y lor It s products, he said, ther e should be a llowances for misuse of the produc t and a certa in assumption or r isk on the par t of the Ea rl A. Smith. 68. 250 Union Ave .. Pomeroy, died Monday In Holze r Medical Center following an exte nded Illness. He was a retired Ironworker with Loca l 1787 a t Par kersbu rg. W.Va. Born June 25. 1918. in Pomeroy. he was a son of the late Edward and Freda Belle Smith. Ohio Lottery Southern, KC advance in tournament -Page 3 Geoffrey Smith of the Pharrna- · ceutlcal Manufacturers Assocla- · tion. Was hington. said excessive punitive damages are· a dete r· · re nt to' research ~n'll develop-ment . Punit ive dama ges are assessed agains t a company fo r pun ishment rather than lor compensating a victim for Injuries. Daily Numher 000 Supt>r Louo 32-33-21 -35-42-2:{ • owner. at y PICTURE FOR POSTCARD CONTEST NAME _________________________ Vol.36. No.207 PHONE NO. _____________________ SEND ALONG. WITH SUBMITIED PICTURE TO: Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce Courthouse, 2nd Street Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 992-50.05 r;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;=======;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;::;r PRATT'S BEAUTY SALON Pre-Spring Special ba nd, Ca rl R . Russell. In 1970; three ·s isters, Bessie Ha rt , Hazel Hill and He len Beyer s: a nd two brot hers. E merson and E rnes t Gi ddings. Services will be 1 p.m . T hursday at Deca tu·r United Methodis t Church with Rev. Don Kochersperger offi cia ting. Callin g hou rs will be We dnesdaji , 2-4 a nd 7-9 p.m. at Whit e·E lhridge Funeral Home. 125 Lee St., Belpre, a nd a t th e church one hour pr ior to the service. Bu r ial will be in Deca tur Cemetery . MARCH 3-APRIL 14 PERMS 20°/o Off Y & WEDNESDAY CUTS & STYLES SSSO PRATT'S BEAUTY SALON By BOB HOEFLICH Athe ns Counties. Senilnel Staff Writer Obtain ed und er fede ra l forfe i· For the first time In southeast - lure s tatutes, the wa rra nt r e- · ern Ohio, real estate belonging to sui ted from a pending cr imin al a Meigs County res ident was case in Meigs Coun ty in which seized by law enforcement agen- Ca in. 35, is charged with cultivacies Wednesday a fternoon as the tion of m arijuana. The forfe iture result of the m an 's all eged is a civil proceedin g sepa rate activity in the cultiva tion of from th e cr iminal case a nd Is not marijuana. depe ndent upon th e out come of Yesterday afte rnoon several th e criminal case. according to law enforcement a gencies com- Gerard. bined for ces to converge upon the The wa rra nt ser ved Wednesproperty of David Paul Ca in, day prov ided for th e seiz ure of located on Goose Creek Ro ad , In the house a nd real estate of Ca in, Scipio Township, to serve the app roxim ately 100 acres. a nd a federal seizure l'{a rrant. Th e 1980 truck at the sa me location. warrant was Issued by U.S. Agent s conducted a complete Magistrate Mark R. Abel in the inventory of the property, whi ch U.S. Dis trict Court for the m ay not be sold. tra nsferred or Southern District of Ohio, Eas t- cha nged duri ng the pendency of ern Division. the for fe iture process. The warra nt was obtained bv Th e P lymouth truc k was transth e Federa l Bureau oflnv estlga- ported to a sec ure facility but tion. through its Cincinn at i, Co- Ca in and his wife a re permitted lumbus and At hens off ices. Ser v- to rema in on !he property un til ing the warrant was Robert M. the fin a l forfei ture is ordered. Mayer. res ident agent of the FBI Under the occu pancy agreem ent Athens ' office. along-with agen ts with th e F BI, Cain agrees to of the Ohio Bureau of Crimina l main ta in the prope rty In it s . identlflcat)on and Investigation. present condition. pay all normal Paul Gerard , special investiga - expenses of ownership a nd protor for Meigs Prosecuting Attor- v ide ins ura nce. ney Fred W. Crow III, a nd On Tuesday of this week, a s everal deputies fr om the she- four-wheeler confiscated a t the r iffs' department s. In Meigs and time of t he ra lcl on the Cain fa rm By Nt\NC\' YOACIIAM Si•nlln"l Sluff Writer 1\cco rdi ng tot hf' Ia tes t not Iflea'ion to the Ml'igs Coun ty Commls slo no ·rs, Ihe Rurkr•yt• J oint Coun ty Srlf-ln .< ura ncc program will be In e ffec t as early as March :t. Howcw r, Md gs Count y will not br re01dy to par tic ipa te at thai . One hunc!red thirty units of blood was received at Wedn esday's visit of the Amer ican Red Cross . Bloodmobile to Meigs · County. Of the total 44 unit s were given In appreciation !or blood re- - t inw. Tht' sc·lf·insura ncf• program, the fi rst ont• to beco me effecti ve in t hr stall•, will provide liability coverage to partic ipa ting countit's at a lowrr cost t han conven- FOUR-WIIEELER- Mark Boyd, Brian Bissell and .Iimmer Souls by, left lo right, depull es of Meigs Sheriff lloward Frank, are pictured with a four-wheele r, which was taken to a security s helter-by the Bureau of Criminal Investigation In con.iuncllon with a property seizure a ction againsl a nd held in th e cust od y o[ Meigs Sher iff Howard F ra nk was picked up and transported to a securf' faci lity by two represen. tal lves of the Bu reau of Crimin al [nvestigation. Accordin g to GNa rd. the seizure war ra nt wa s se rved without inc ide nt. " We ,approached Mr . Ca in who was out side upon our ar r iva l. identi fied ourselves. presented him with a copy of the wa r ra nt and secured the house. Ca in was celved: Joseph Ha ll and David Wolfe became five gallon donors a nd other mult iple ga llon donors were Helen Blacks ton, David Kin g a nll Paul A. Rice, four gallons: Don A. Cullums. Joan Ward. Loretta A. Brow n. Coy E. INSTRUCTION - Ron Ash, local manager of Ohio Power Co., wu at the Pomeroy Elementary School with his "electric city." During his classes with students held in the auditorium Ash advised of his right to consult with counsel and was pe rmitt ed to call his attorney who soon ca me to the Ca in residence." Gera rd sa id. Th e federal for feiture process has been used extensively In oth er areas . in Ohio a nd elsewhere . bu t Wednesday's act ion was the first ti me lor it to be invoked in southeas ter n Ohio. Gerard sa id the fo rfeitu re yesterday was only the first of many which will fo ll ow. " We inte nd to make it vf'ry expensive to grow po t in MPigs County. We wil l pursue a ll possible sanctio ns. cr imina lly, with rl nes and pri son SC' n1C'nCf'!'i. a nd civi lly with fo rfeiture of property," r;Nat'd com mented . Once the fi na l forleitu re is ma de. lht• Ca in pro perty will br offered lor sa le at pu blic auction. T he proceeds of the sair, less 10 percent .whic h goes to the FB I. wi ll be divided among law rco nti nuPd on Page 121 Nitz, a nd J a nel M. Duffy, one ga llon donors. First time donors at the bloodmobile were Johnnie L. Evan s. Ri chard C. Randolph. Tom The iss, RogerS . Cla r k, La ura S. Hawley, Na ncy Mulle n, .Geri demons trated and discussed with the young people s afety In handling electricity In numerous s ituations. Pamela Millcr . l-Ie len E. Wa lt on, She lly Fox, Shirley Blackston. Clarence fl . King, Frzler . Iva Sisso n. Joa n Mor ris. Law rpnce Lem!Py, Ph y ll is M. Ma r y Warner. Louise Fra nk , a nd Bea rhs. Roger C. Gau l. RoiX'rt Ra nda ll Simpson. W. Vaughn . Geri Wa lto n, f: ilora Dr. Ja mes Witherell a nd Dr. R. P att erso n, /lnlt<o .1. .Jeffers, Wilma Ma nsfiel d were the docGloria K. Klocs. .Joan Ward. tors lor the bloodmobile a nd .J os~ph C. Hall. Al bPrt E. Pa rke r. nurses vol unteeri ng their time Loretta A. Brown. Lloyd F . Included Beu la h Ward, Carol Blackwood, Ca roly n A. Chai'IPs, Adams, E mm a Ada ms. Mary K..J<orvis, J on P. KarsehDluna Jane Ta lbo tt. Lenora Leifhei t nlk, Ray mond Jewe ll. Les ll t• .J . a nd Naomi London. Ha ndling cler ica l du ties were · Sheets. Coy E . Nltz, Gerald Rought. Barbara Riggs; Peggy Harr is, .Ja n Sheets. Alice Penny L. Brinker, Harold W. Wolfe, Jea n Nease. Phyll is Brin ker. Phy llis Ma y, Faye F . Bearhs, and J ea nette Radford. Retired Sen lor Volunteer Pro- Cli fford, Frederick R. Thom tJ· gra m workers assisting at the so n, .Jo nas E . Cook. Ga ry /1 . Ph illips. Steph en R. Ha rt en ba ch, bl oodm obile were Virgin ia Buc h· a nan, Marion Ebersbac h. Do- Joyce M. Ha ll , O;ovld M Kin g, Pa tri cia .1. Barton .. loan Morri>. ro thy Long. Erma Roush. Lula Paul L. Landa krt', Wi ll iam Rad Hampton. E mma Clatworthy, Ri chard a nd Mace! Ba r ton . .Jes· ford. Ja net Duffy. Pau l /1 . Rice, sic Curtis, .Jac k a nd J oa n Sorde n. La ura Proudfoot, Oona ld R. Florence Ric hards. Ber nad ine Smith, Br ill Ki ng, Ril l Quickrl. Me ier . Fvelyn Gil more and a nd David J . Koblenl 1.. Long Bot tom: He nry F . Bahr, Esther Harden. Va nessa M. Sidwell. Laura H;ow T hf' ca nteen was served by Icy, and Bruce Hawley. me m ber s of the Precept or Beta Hem lock GrovP: Don /1 . Cui Beta Cha pter of Beta Sigm a Phi. Dona tions and s upport lor the turns . .Jac k R. Welker. Reedsvi lle: Richard BDJ"tun . blood program came from Dairy Syracuse: .James R. Hi ll. Quee n Brazier , Quali ty Print Shop, Th e Da lly Se nti nel. Ath ens Daria N. T homas . Ches ter: Clarcncr C. Wolfe .J r. Messenger a nd the Senior Citi Bidwell: Mary K. Searl.';, ze ns Center. Do nors by commun ities were Rob in Payne . Syracuse: Ka thy Cu mm ings, as fo ll ows: David Lawso n . T eresa· Pomeroy: Jackie M. Hildebra nd , Pa me la K. Hoffm an. Drummer. The Pl a ins: .Jo hn F . .Kerr .Jr. Thomas B. Har t, Brend a S. Mason. W.Va .: Di ana .Johnson . Cunn ingham. Ke lly R. Gin!h cr. Ri ck L. McK ni ght, Le nora J. Bria n E . .Johnso n. Coolville: Roberta .J . P·aulcy . Mc Kn ight , Fonna K. Culiums, New Haven: Mar la N. Roush, Debra D. Mora, Steven D . Cra ig. Da n E . Follrod, Susa nn a Heck. Ronn ie Roush. Langsvi lle: Patric ia A. MorRoger Cla r k. De bora h L. cCo ntl nucd on Page 121 Grueser. tiomo l insu ra nce pla ns . Meigs Coun t.v has been In vo lved In the groundwork for th e se lf- insurancr program for many mont hs. The co mmissio ners re port thai Mr igs County wil l beco me an actlvr pnr ti clpa nt In th e selfins ura nt<' pla n as soo n as a ll "oun ty officeholders a nd dcpartmr nt hoods have bre n briefed abou t the program . Ml'igs County l' ngi n!!l'r Phil Hober t.< reportl'd tha t co ntra ct nrgotla tlo ns at th f' co unty hiRhway (j (lp~l r tmr n t "<.~r•' at an lmpassp' · and a m edia tor Is bc•ing ca lll'd in to assist the negotla t ion process. Thr next nrgot iu tlon meeti ng, whic h is not cxpectrd lor two to thrrc weeks, wil l be cu ll ed IJ;· the• mediator . ·The' highway drpa rtrn r nt's union con t r:~ c t cxplrrs midn ight Ma rch :n. /1 th umbnai l sketch of Blul' Cross of C<' n lr:~ l Oh io's /l dvaC'arP Hra lth Mai ntalna ncr Orga niza t ion was p rrsl'nt ~ to the board b,v Mica Bu nt' . 1\dvaCan.' . which is ow ned by Rl ur ('ross an d Holzer Clinic In c .. con tracts with hPa lth care providers to makp rou tine hPallh c·arp lrs s cost ly lo program pa rtici pants. /ldvaCarr's prim ary heal th ca re provi der Is 1-lolzrr Clin ic and it s br anches. 1-lowrvrr. if Hoizl'r refers a n lldvaCan· partil'ipunt to another hmlth ea re facilit y, the par llcl· pant would sti li be covrr~ . /l lthough /ldvaCare l.s ow ned by 11iue Cros s. th<' two program s an• ra ted st•parate i.l' and a pa rticipa nt may not have both pla ns. Rl ur Cross has opera ted similar li MO programs tn Frank· lin and Li cking Cou nties for eight years , Ba ne said. AdvaCa re was two a nd one-hal f y('ars In development shr a dded. Th e commissio ners said they wou ld have to review AdvaCare brochures bc lorr fin a ncia l quotes on the• program co uld be acreptecl. Blur Cross hea lth coverage lor thr. count y highway drpart mPnl and drpur tml'n t of huma n srrv iCI'S wa s ilroug ht to thr board's attention hy /I ian Gorii' Wskl. thr count y ' s Blu(· Cros~ rC'pl'l'SI'nla · tlve . Cowrag~ lor lht• two d~p;ortm~n" ~xplro Apt·!I 1. Acco rding 10 Gorlcwskl. r;o trs wi ll be go in ~ up I'• lll 'l't'\' nl un less the count;· u, ,., " $11. 1 ~1 n ·lund which it h;" !'liming . to suppn·" lhu lntn\rt."'t ·. Harr•!'t wllllnr ·r('l:ts(' 7.7percc ntilth l'refundi s useli;os an oflsl't . II tho • Blur Cross pollclr-s ;ore not rr- nrw•·•l. Co((on!lnuf'tl nn l' a~Z• · 121 Merco resumes mining operations; court order amended Tuesday Admissions - Joyce Leo na rd . VInt on; Milton Gary, Rac ine: Kathy Sue Hetzer. Reedsvill e; Florence Rey nolds, Middle port; Da na Longstreth, Middle port; E lla Schultz, Racine; J a net Venoy, Pomeroy; Paul Sea rles. Ches hire. Tuesday Discha rges - Lois Hubba rd . (Conil nued fr om P age 1) harm a nyone." The picket has been m onitored regularly' si nce Monday by the Gallla County Sh e riff' s Department. E fforts to r each Merco management or its attorneys lor comme nt this morning were unsuccessful. David Paul Cain, Scipio Township, as the r<•s ult of an alleged mariju a na cultivation cha r ge. A lrou:k and the real estate of Ca in were seized W••dn••s day In the first such action involving r eal es tat e in Southeastern Ohio . collects 130 pints during Meigs stop Blanl'ht' Russell Veterans Memorial 2 6 Cent1 County readies • • to JOin program -Bio~dmobil~ Bla nche Russell. 92. Route 1. Li ltle Hockin g, died Mond ay even ing at Pa r k View Nurs in g Ce nte r , Pa rkersbu rg, W.Va. A homemak er, Mrs . Ru ssell was a daught er of the late George an d Flora Ru ssell Giddings. She was a lifelong m ember of Deca tu r United Met hodis t Church and th e Un ited MPthod ls t Wom e n. Surv ivors Inc lude a sis ter-I nlaw. Mary Gidd ings. of Li ttle Hockin g. and several nieces and nephews. Bes ides her parents , she was preceded In dea th by her hu s- 2 Sect ions, 12 Pages Authorities .seize man's real estate ' PICTURE CONTEST __: The Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce Is sponsoring a' 'picture lor an area postcard contes t." Subjects of pictures should be the courthouse or a Pomeroy village scene. Two pictures will be selected and a $50 savings bond will be awarded the winners. Deadline for entries Is March 15 and the chamber will not he responslhle for lost pictures nor will pictures he returned. Photos are to b e in color. Rain likely tonight, with a low In the upper 30s. Occa· si onal rain and windy Friday, with hi gh' near 50. Th e probability of preci pitation Is 60 percent ton ight and 80 percent Friday. A M ult imedi a In c. New spap er ADDRESS --------------------~- Surviving are hi s wile. Newaza Hudnall Smi th; a so n, Char les Smith of Myrlle Beach, S.C.; a da ught er. Ethe l Lou ise BurchCALL FOR APPOINTMENT field of F lorida; three stepd augh- Dale F. Sayre ters, Ll nda Freema n of Pomeroy , Mr s. Everell (Donna I Hall Da le F. Sayre. 40, Ha rtford, of Sunbury, a nd Mrs . To m W.Va .. died Tu esday in Buc khan80 RACE SY. MIDDLEPORT tJ ud y) .Jackson of Columbu s; 2.1 non. W.Va. I • 992-3751 gra ndchildren and 20 greatArrangement s will be anBEV BISHOP, STYLIST-MAXINE MEDLEY, OWNER gra ndc hildren; fou r sis ters. Mrs. nounced la ter by Fog leson g Bill lAnna) Beckel of Columbus. Fu nera l Ho me. Mason. W.Va. Mrs. Don (Marie ) Amos or La ncas ter, Mrs. Ver non (El helt r------------1------------------~-----­ Col!ma n of Sa n Diego, Ca lif., a nd Elsie Smith of Lanc as ter : a stepmother. Freda Mae Smith of Pomeroy; two half-brot hers, Edwin Smith of Po meroy, and Lew is Smith of Chester .He was preceded In dea th by two brot hers a nd a s iste r. He was a membe r of the Methodis t Church. a 47-year member of the Pomeroy F raternal Order or Eagles . Ancien t Accepted Scott ish Rile, Vu lley of Columbu s, Bos worth Council 46, Roya l a nd Select Ma sons, Ohio Valley Command er y 24 . Knight s Templ ar of Pomeroy, Po meroy Chapte r 80, Royal Arc h Masons, and Shade River Lodge 4>3. Chester, Free and Accept ed Masons. Serv ices will be 1 p .m.~_ Thursday In Cre m eens t ·uneral Chape l. Ga llipolis. with .th e Rev . Will ia m Curfm an offlclallng. Buria l will be In Gravel Hill Cem etery. Cheshire. Friends may ca ll at th e c hapel from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. fliday. _ Masonic se rvices will be held In the c hapel at 7:30 tonight. Pickets protest en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 26, 1987 . Copyrighted 1987 Area deaths Earl A. Smith '' I ." "" CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT 992 5434 PH. " Featuring K1ntucky Frild Chicbn POM£IOY, OJI. · VINTON - All was appa rently quie t on the Informational picket line establis hed a t the Merco Mining Co. site near Vinton thi s morning as operations at the mine were renewed. Mine owner Junior Merco said coal fr om the fa cility would be tra nsported this morning. The Ga llla County Sheriff' s Department reported no Incidents at the mine's entrance on Sherman Hartsook Road overnight. Reports of gunfire around the m1ne were made lo the she riff's department Tuesday night , but !hose repor ts could not be verified by deputies . Loss of power to thl!j_ mine Wednesda y limited operations. Buckeye Rural Electric Cooperative reported that a tire on a truck used by a two-man crew contracted by BREC to repair a meter at the mine was punctured. Th e meter had reportedly been dam aged sometime Tuesday night or ea rly Wednesday, accordin g to BREC s taff assis tant Leslie Young. "I believe I' m In Vietnam ," Me rco sa id this morning. " This surely Isn't the United States." Merco a lleged that families of employees a t the m ine have been threa tened, a nd the sheriff' s departme nt did receive a report overnight or threa ts being ma de to the family of a ma n employed at the min e. " I can pr ote ct this mine, but I can't protectthe lr homes," Mer co sa id . The Inform ational picket was established Monday to prates t layoffs at the mine. The layoffs reportedly were In res ponse to a move by some employees to seek re presentation by the Un ited Mine Worker s of America. The employees sought representation du e to pay and safety concerns. Merco said the layoffs Involved employees of a · second shift tha t wa s put In operation. He said he told employees that II the s hllt wasn't working out , It would be dropped. Me r co said tha t sa fety a t the mine, repor ted as one of the m ain reasons why the employees wa nted representation. Isn' t a probl em at the mine. Ter ry Hil l, the m ine's genera l superintende nt, sa id the mine has won district sa fe ty awards In 1985 a nd 1986 from an organnlza tlon of feder al. business, pri va te, union and non-union groups . " We have every safe ty award." Merco sai d. "The pla ques are ou t her e." Merco has been operating a m ine at Sher m an Hartsook Road for the past two years a nd has had only one lost-time accident. T hat accident occurred last Septem ber a nd ha ppened above ground , when an employee Injured hIs thumb. Hill sa id . When both s hift s were In effect, a pp roximately 40-45 people were employed by Merco. Since the • Ia yolf. t hPre '"" n1ow 2o fli'Opll · workIng t h<'t'l·. HIll sa id . The plckclllnr• wus rstubli >ht'd with the h ~ l p of UMW locals employed tly tho • Ml•lgs M int·~ compi<'X . Merco charged the pick <'I s Tuesday wit h blocki ng th e entran ce to the mine und harassing cmploycPs. /1 'temporary fi'Stralnlng order li miti ng pic·kets wa s l>,ucd T uesda.v by Ga llla Count y Commo n Pleas .lu dgp Dona ld An drew Cox. Th e order was amended Wednesday to o·estrlct any "grouping. congregating or loite r ing" with in 300 feet of the m ine entrance and barr ing anv gatheri ngs or parki ng or vehicles wit hin i!i fl'l'l of any access to the mi ne. Cliff Parsons, pres ident of UMW Loca ll 957 a t Raccoon Mine No. :Jo said the "only reason w~· r!' there Is for a n Infor ma tional p lck~t. Wr'rc not there to harm anyone." �·comment ·Breaking .our word The ·Daily .Sentinel tq Cclurt Street Pomeroy. Ohio DEVOTED 1'Q THE INTIIREST!\ OF THE MEIGS· MASON ARilA ~~ ,..,.._14'T",~do= ~w JlOBJ:Rl' L, WINGET!' PqbiJsher PAT WHITJ!lfJEAD AssL~tant PuJIJisher/ControJler Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·Thursday, Februarv. .26, 1987 BOB HOEFLICH General Manager WASHINGTON (NEAl - No action taken by President Reagan since he entered the White House Is more outrageous than his lentatlve decision to violate the 1972 Anti -Ballistic Missile Treaty with the Soviet Union. Reagan administration off!· clals talk euphemistically about "rei nt erpret ing" the ABM treaty, but the most cursory exa mination of their intentions leaves no doubt that they are prepar.lng to unilaterally abro- gate the agreement. As someone who clearly prefers taunting the :Soviets ·to negotiating with them, Reagan very occasionally pays lip ser· vice to arms control but never Is willing to evince a llrm commitment. In early February, he ap· proved an underground nuclear weapons test, even though the Soviets had unilaterally suspended testing for 18 months and said they were willing to exlend Qf LETTERS OP I N IUN arl• wolmllfle. They should be- less than 300 word s long. Alll<'ller s ~H' su bjcct t u t:-d itlnJ: and rrru s! hf' sl(::nro wlrh name, address and t~l ('phon e numbfl'. No WJ slgnal lcflers will bl' publi!.hed . Leiters should be In ~ood taste. addrp.'ISin~ lssuf'S , not ~r!'I~,, <\ II!I Ps. · Washington Window JBush tak~~s steps ~ to be a .candidate Ry JIELEN 'fiiOMAS UPI White ll~use Reporter WASHINGTON IUP io - Virr Presldenl George Bush is evPr so : slighlly trying to pu t som~ dist a ~cr between himself and the White • House as ho moves inl o Ihe posilion of a presidential candida!e. It · :-· Bush ha s been thr loyal. dedicated tram pla yer. He has not made •,:a·ny mistakes a~ fa r as Prrs idr. nt Reagan Is concerned. ;-• So the While Hou se is showi ng a lot o"r understanding or Bush as his :. ''pol itical" posture e mr.rg~'S, a l o ~ g with an attempt to di splay some • ind rpr.ndencr from the adml nlstr·ation, particularly in lrrms or lh£• : ·]ran arms-Contra aid scanda l. ~ Some or the oth er possible candidates , such as Sena te GOP leader < Robrrt Dol£• or Kansas, have sa id 1hat Bus h rou ld be hurt bv lhr Iran · :, affa ir. Hr was thr f!r·s t to tr.sl I he wajr.rs. going so far as to ·: ac knowledge "mistakes wrrr. m<Jde ... • But Bush has go ne a step furttlN now, no longer den~·l ng that a : trade of weapo ns to Jt·a n for th r Nmr.r lran hos ta ges in Leba non ma y • have bre n ·a primr. molivation for th e srcret dealings that have ; un glurd the adm inistration . ;.. Bush's dilrmma is not new and Hubert Humphrey was the classic •.:·casr. or a man with a similar problem. As vier prr.sidenl 10 lhr ;. a ll· powerful, all dem anding President Lyndon .Johnson . Humphre~ · :·was kepi on a tighl lrash even afl<'r he beqpn to seek the Democratic • nomination for president in 191iR. : Thr Vietnam War was the premier iss4r leading .Johnson not to : seck re-e lec tion, but he was no I about to 1~1 Humphrey orr th e hook. •. When Humpl1rey mad £• a r:naj or campaign speec h in Salt Lake City :; indicating a policy sw it c· h on theJNHr. Johpson fl ew to New Orleans : the nex t day and shot down Hump~rr.v · s premise. say ing "no onr ca n •: predict " when thr• war would end. ; Ills going to be very difficult for Bush to separate himself from th e " ·m ajor decisions or I hr admlnlstr·a;lon as they unfolded, good and bad . Hr was a member or ihr National Secu rit y Cou ncil and in fa ct he • ·Presided at most or ihf' crisis meetings Wljh the adv isers. Reaga n thrrwf'vrrything butlhf kll chen sink at him in terms of his range or jurisdiction . i\ny llm r. a probl('m cp mr up it was handed over to Bush, who wou ld head yet a nother tas~ force on the subj ect lnvolvemrnt in the Ce ntral Amcrl~an problem, regulat ion, fraud a nd Robert Walters that moratorium If joined by the delivery syslems. In recent weeks. he has backed United States. away from an earlier agreement Last autumn, he authorized the with coqgresslonal leaders calfirst of many unilateral violations of the SALT II Treaty with ling for prompt ratification or the Soviets when he approved the two pending arms control agreedeployment of cruise missiles on menls- I he i974 Threshold Test a B-52 bomber wilhout disman· ' Ban Trealy and the 1976Peaceful tllng any weapons to offset the Nuclear Explosions Treaty. Now, he wants to "relnlerpret" new one. Although SALT II has never the ABM Treaty, a landmark been ratified, neilher signatory agreement lhat has endured for had previously violated lis nu- 15 years without any previous merical ceilings on weapons and enhanced interpretations. That docum ent flatly and firmly states: "Each party unJ dertakes nol to develop, test or fL~ deploy anti-ballistic missile sys~:2-;;~::~:::tems or components which are sea -based , air-based, spacebased or mobile land-based." The president's Star Wars scheme, formally known as the Strategic Defense Initiative ~~'liE. a ways has been characterized by -" the Reagan administration as a peace-based defense against ballisllc missiles. Thus, development. lesllng and deployment .ao-"'19 are unequivocally prohibiled by the treaty. But promoters of a " broad" Interpretation cite an appendix to the treaty that partially exempts future technologies that rely upon " physical principles" not known a bout when the agreemenl was negotiated. They argue that particle beam, laser and other exotic weapons incorporated into the SDI system use technologies that were not contemplated when the treaty was drafted - and thus their development and testing are neither prohibited nor restricted. One recent study or the presidenl's intentions, conducted by arms control experts who have served Republican and Democratic presidents, sharply crilic" izes the Reagan admlnlstralion for embracing a double standard. BARN BURNER -Trimble's Chris Barnes (00) fires a short jumper over lour Southern defenders In Wednesday's Class A Sectional at Rock Springs. The Tornadoes came back to win in triple overtime, 62-60. Southern players left to right are Eric Milliron (II), Ken Turley (35), D,ave Amburgey (13) and Matt Harris (21). Today in history By United Press International Today is Thursday. Feb. 26, th e 57th day or 1987 with 308 to roll ow. Thr moon is almosl new. Thr morning stars arr Venus a nd Saturn. The evenin g sta rs are Mercury . Mars and .Jupiter. Those born this .day are under thf' sign 'or Piscr's . They include French novelist an d p()('l Victor Hugo In 1802; American frontiersma n William "Hu ff alo Bill" Cody in 1846: surgeon and cornflakes developer .John Kellogg in 1852,;actors William Frawley In 1893, .Jackie Gleason in 1916 1age 71 1, Tony Randall in 1920 1age 671 and Betty Hutton In 1921 1age 661. SH,OR'I' JUMPER- Eastern's Allen Tripp (34) fires a short J11mper over Kyger Creek's Mark Grl!lln in Wednesday's Class A Sectional tournament game at Rock Springs. Kyger Creek won, 6!1-fill, and will lace Southern for 11 berth in the district Saturday. By GENE CADQES UPI Sports Writer COLUMBUS. Ohio iUPI) Wltl!only a few scattered regular' season games remaining, KetterIng Al\er, Oberlin and Columb.u s Wehrle appear to have this year's lhree lilies in lhe United Press International ,Ohio lijgh Scool Board of Coaches' boys basketball ratings pretty well wrapped up. . Alter, Oberlin and Wehrle all have wound up their regular season games, Alter at 19·1 and Oberlin and Wehrle al 20·0, and all also hOld comfortable mar· gins over their c lose s ! challengers. Aller, which took over the top spot In Class AAA only last week !rom Clevela nd Sl. Joseph, saw ·us lead over I he Vikings erode by a lew poinls, but S!ill received 25 of 42 first place votes and 381 polnls. St. Joe. which finished up ELIGIBLE MODELS: * * '87 FORD TEMPO * '87 MERCURY TOPAZ * '87 FORD MUSTANG * ·'87 FORD ESCORT '87 MERCURY LYNX ts a qurs 11on. Chin Up! Next Monlh·s Spring •w LIV. RM. SUITE 2 PC. U. lEG. $319.00 $199' t2095 SAVE By SCO'IT WOJ,.FE OVP Stall Writer ROCK SPRINGS - After two close, hard-fought battles, the Kyger Creek Bobcats and South· ern Tornadoes emerged trium phant and advanced to the Class "A" sectional finals here Wednes9ay evening in first round play at Larry R. Morrison gymnasium. Kyger Creek defeated Eastern for the third lime this season, 69-66, and Southern edged stubborn Trimble, 62-60 in triple overtime. In the opener Eastern carried the hot hand, racing to a 19·61ead, while hitting 10 of 11 field goals at one point in the first period. " Ed Collins put Eastern on the scoreboard first before Bill Loveday knotted the score at 2-2 . Eastern guards Jeff Ca ldwell and Mark Griffin then hit four straight jumpers to give EHS a 10-4 lead just two-and-one half minutes into the game. Bryan Durst and Mike Martin hopped on the EHS scoring, merry·go-round to push the score to 19-6 and 23-14 at the quarter. Ever patient Kyger Creek settled down in the next round to play even with the Eagles, whil e also taking away Eastern's Inside game. Eastern led 35-28 at the half. Eastern lost sharp-shooting guard Jeff Caldwell lo raul trouble very early in the third round and in the process also went cold from the outside as Kyger climbed bac k into the game with an upbeat tempo of its own to take a 45-43 lead . High scorer Chad Leach proved to be the Eagle killer late in the game as he hit three stright to put his club up ror the first time. Ending as a tooth and claw battle, Kyger widened the lead to 69-60, bu I senior Eddie Collins mad e the score closer at the finish with three unanswered jumpers, the final being 69-66. Sophomore guard Chad Leach led the winners with 18, while Mike Bradbury tossed in 17, Bill Loveday 12, and Mike Rees 12. For Eastern Collins closed his fine career with a game· high 18, Jeff Ca ldwell aadded 16, Bryan Durst 12, Mark Griffin 9, and Mike Marlin 7. Kyger hit a sizzling 28·41 from the field ror69 percenl ~ nd 13o!20 at the line. EHS hit 31 or 79 lor 39 percent and 4-7 at the line. EHS claimed the battle or the boards 35-28 with Durst's 9 a nd Collins' 8; Bradbury and Love· day each had 8 for KC. EHS had 8 steals. 12 turnovers , 12 assists, and 17 fouls. KC had 7, 15, 19 and 8 res.pectlvely. Eastern bows ou 1 at 8· i3 overall, while the Bobrats or Coach Scott Stemple advance with a 10-11 mark. Thrilling Nightcap In the spine-tingling nightcap, Coach Howie Caldwell's South· er n Tornadoes escaped with a narrow 62-60 triple overtime blockbuster as senior Matt Har· rl s sank both ends or a one·and one with just : 04 seconds remain ing to Ice the game. Trailing the entire first half, Southern was nev er able to play Its run-and-gun game, being forced to play Trimble's slow· down,' half courl style. SHS took I he opening Up and had Its first unsuccessful shot off within seconds, sending Trimble up· court for a deliberate offense. The "Cats ran I he clock down to 6:25 before mature freshm an guard Jeff Holbert h!t Chris Kearns back·door for the score, 2-0. THS scored again one minute later for a 4·0 lead and Southern was forced to scrap its ga me plan. Trimble led 14·R after one frame . With 3: 18 In the firs t period senior Todd Kimes lef1 the court with a possible ankle frac ture, taking away a key SHS rebounder and double digit scorer. Although SHS could not play upbeat offensively to Its satisfaction, it played a tremendously aggressive defensive game lhat yield some wear and tear on the Tomcats. After !arcing 16 turnovers In the first hair, SHS led only 28·26at the half. Coach How le Caldwell reflected, "Trimble did a tremend· ous job. I didn't' think th ere was any way possible for them to handle the halfcourt game so well. After they ran nearly two minutes orr the clock ror their firs! score, I looked at the clock and knew we were In for a tough The Daily Sentinel !USPS 14 ~9till) ' Southern pa rked It In under the bucket, but next time pressured Ihe ball and fou led Holbert, WhO hit the first of a bonus. wllh I lien to se nd th e ga m~ ln lo overllme, orr eight straight points for a 34-30 lead at the 5:25 mark. forcing a SHS lime out. Trimble retaliated with It s tenth unans· wered point for a :16-30 lead be!or·e SHS slo\l'ly slipped back Into gear, JJ:'!J)ng 40<17 at the quarler. \..' Trailing 46·38 ear ly In the final round, things began to look gloomy lor I he Tornadoes, how · ever, two Shannon Riffle stea ls and goals by Amburgey , Turley, Harris. and Riffle allowed SHS to take a 47-46 lead with nin r unanswered points. With just :38 seco nds left SHS trailed 51-48, but tight defense and two missed one·and·one situations by Holbert allowed SHS to stay· in the game. Key rebounds by Turley and McMillin put the ball in play lor scores by Riffle and Amburgey, glvl ngSHS a 52-51 lead with ju st under 30 seconds left . After a Trimble time out 52-52. Aller ihe tip Holbrrl imme· diatl'iy pe netraled the la ne un· touched for a 5·1·52 "Ca l lead. A shari jumpl'r by Kenny Turley knottrd th e score with 2:21 left, Ihen Shannon Riffle sto le the ball on the lnbounds pass passing to Malt Harris who was fouled and canned two a1 th C' line. 56-54. Trimble then ran the clock from 2: 20 1o : to seconds a nd ca lled time to set up a play. On an att empt inside lhc ball was out or bounds to Trimble with just :01 lefl. Karns hit Koons in the lane for a lay.up and overtime number ·two, Starling lhr seco nd OT SHS missed rwo bonu s si tuat io ns and Trimble one, ge tt ing the !Jr·st Continued on pagr ;, 14K GOLD & lit lane Bedroom In Recliner $19995 Rog. "Some Of Our Best Moving Models•••• Now Your Best Buy!" One W•th Two l..'trge Drawers Underneth Bed 'IOU! 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Political observers still brlirvr· he has the· b£'sl chapce for the nominat ion. Reaga n and Bus h ha vr lunch o~cc• a wee~ in I he Oval Office. Bush a lso m£•cts with Reagan dail.v with While 11ousr chief or starr Donald RPgan . liP has pluyr ·d his ca rds well. nmn appl'prlng too anxious, holcting back from an.v appr'tlt·a ncP thill hr woullj lnfrlngr on pres ide nti al power when llragan has ber n Ill or· following thr aS<assina tion attrmpt. ror a ll th at Reaga n musl ro nsidrr him~ "good so ldirr ." Whether that will br his political passport to thrGOf prrs id rnlial nomination 'Sentinel- The Southern, Kyger Creek claim Class ·A tournament ·wins over Trimble, Eastern $...J.... \. "ill A MEMBJtft ofne Uniled !'rCIIS lnlernallonal, Inland Dally Press Assoclallon a~(lt he American Newspaper Publishers Association. ;. won . r br C>asv. 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A 16 ., x·Finlshed !ieiL'ion. to continue along the tourney trail and WEst Holmes a lso continues winning, the two would meet in the regional fin als at New Concord, the winning team goin g to the state tournament. Probable starte rs for th e Ma· rauderettes tonight will be 5·6 senior Jenni Couch and 5-5 junior Tammy Wright at gu a rds , 5·8 senior J eimf Swart z and 6-0 senior Julie Miller at forwards , and 6-1 senior Jenny MiUer at center . Other s on the Meigs squad include luniors Wendy Fry, Dee Henderson, and Shelly Stobart along with sophomores Missy Wood s, Beth Ewing, and Jodi Taylor. Martin had 10. Alexander played without star guard Mike Chap· · man, who had been dismissed from the team las t week . In the opening gam e, Brett Rauch' s 23 points paced the At Meigs number two seeded Warren K)'lter Creek 69 Eastern 6fl Warriors to an easy win . Doug SouthPrn 62 Trimble 60 (3 ot). Tonight's games Huffman added 16 as Warren At South Point goes to 12·9 on the year. Local Hunnllll Trace \'s, lruntoo St. .Joe, 7:30 Ru ssell's 2lled Nelsonville· Mike p.m. ' Friday York, who exit the season at 9·12. !At Mel!!' I . Alexander then took seve ral warren Local had led 38·15 by the North Gallla \'S, Croosk~Uic at 7: 30. shots in the hectic final seconds half. Saturday warren and F ederai·Hocking before Penswick was fouled with . At South Po lnl F'ranklln Fumtlce Gre en \1!4, Symme!>l two seconds left. Penswick made square off Wednesday , March 4 Vallt-y at 6 p.m. the fr ont end of the one.and-one at 7:30 to decide the Athens upper At Meigs lor the game-winner. On the bracket sectional champion. KyA cr Creek vs. Southern at 7:30, p.m. missed second foul shot, an Top-seeded Meigs (18-2) takes on Alexander desperation heave fell Belpre (11 ·91 Saturday , Febru· short. Aiexanderbowsoutat9-12. ary 28 at 6 p.m. and Sheridan .......:. c _on_tin_u_ ed_fr-:-om.....:..pa....:.g_eJ_ Eric Householder led Federal- !10·111 goes against New LexingHocking with 16 while Gillian ton 10·201 at 8 p.m. in lower added 15 and Doug Kincade 12. bracket .ac tion . Lower bracket Riffle: 9 turnovers, 3 as sists , and Joe McLarn led Alexander with finals will be Saturday, March 7 20 fouls. RespectiveiyTHS had 7, 15, Doug Keiter added 14, and Jay tg 24, 7 and 17. ,-------------a-.:..p_.m_._ _ _ _ _ _ _-1 Souther n is now 13·8 overall and Trimbl e falls to 5·16. Southern and l< yger meet in the Sectional finals at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. North Gailia faces CrooksviUe in the upper bracket final Friday a t 7: .JO. Box scores : Th e NCAA wiped out Southe rn Methodi st Universil y's 1987 fool· · bail season Wednesday and or · dered oth er harsh sanctions becau se thousands of dollars were paid to curre nt and former piave rs. s·Mu officials s teadfa stl y sa id · they would accept the punish· ment in hopes of building a c!ean football program from the rubbl e of lhe one tha t was ail but des troyed Wednesday . The · possibility of lawsuits exist, however , from several sources- including pl ayers now left without a team to faculty members who fee l their ins titu · tion may suffer lost ·funding because of the ba d publicit y s urrounding th e fo o tb a ll sca nd als . An iss ue in a ny potentia l lawsui t is that the NCAA too k it s action without na ming a single person respons ible in the illega l doings. How can hundreds of innoce nt bys tanders be made to suffer , a lawsuit might cla im, without a nyone knowing who has brought a bout the sufferin g. ,e'! 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If Meigs wer e Warriors cop Class AA tourney THE PLAINS - Federal· Hocking came from a three-point deficit in the final 34 seconds to n..,." ~ Fptdfork~lpwfl 5fl, h>~ ~ k l' t loll ll l ~·ll Arrow, Dirtdion. J. Weit1 ~~ Lancers, DRESS SHIRTS COMPlln STOCK OF L/S SPORT SHIRTS THE PLAINS - Meigs' unde- . ing to Germantown Valley View feated Marauderettes go after in t he regional semi-finals. their second straight class AA New Lexington has been a sectional championship this ev- perinniai powerhouse in the pas t ening at 8 p.m. at Athens High decade, but the past couple of SChool against New Lexington. years ha s fallen s lightly. The Both teams reached the finals Lady Panthers have been playwith wins last Monday; Meigs ing very well the last couple with a 57-45 win over Alexander week s, however, and will prov ide and New Lexington by.stomping a formidabl e challenge for the Ne lsonville-York 64-33. New Lex MHS lasses. owns ~n 11-10 record while Meigs Winner of tonight' s game, is unbeaten in 21 starts and which follow s the Sheridan· finished sixth in the class AA state ran kings in both the AP and Warren Local upper .bracket UP I. sectional championship game at Coach Ron Logan 's charges 6 p.m., will advanceto·the Athens won this same sectional last High School district against th< year, then continued to the Ironton sectional upper bracket :.- district championship before los· winner. Among thos e vying for ARROW 1/2 PRICE TOPCOATS & All-WEATHER COATS 1/2 PRICE PURSES SHOES lEATHER COATS Ohio .Marauderettes eye district berth tonight . Till£ OF INC. SWEATER VESTS COMPI.I.n STOCK $9950 1145.00 VALUE If you would care to meet a CPA and talk about what they can do for your company - call us. 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M1· A1tll~· ~ I , Cln \\o'llhrow +I c:t" PriMlf{pn t'l, Mt Ht' lllt tty 12 followed by Indian Valley South, Jackson Center, Sebring McKin· ley and Ap(lle Creek Waynedaie. regular season finale. Rounding out the A top 10 list were Mingo Junction in sixth. ClOTHING FOR MEN AND LADIES .611 E. Main St. ... Girls 11cores e :w elo ZB 'l l; ~ Ill Ill ~ ~m ~ li '.!II 1 u 231 'nD , .~ ..tmt'tl k- .. ~odu.oy l.t•ai(Ut' . :111 II .16 '!Ot :$.1 t~ 3t :an C'a m ph•·ll f'o nh•rtntt •t• Nnrrt.. Uh·J:'Iioll Ill'! rt Mnns ,,.. Eric' Stolu> ~ . ' Hartford - Alislpt>d riKhl wln~:t'r " '"-"¥ Ba";n h lo Blnl!'hamton ot chr 3 6.1 2 II :!fl~ ~I tu~4 fourth and wa s followed in fifth by Hav ila nd Wayne Trace, which hos ts Ott oVliie on Friday in its A. KElLER Ill, /··, ,JI, ~ // I McCla in, 20-0, picked up the other 2 firs ts a nd was aga in in third pice with 273. Rounding out the AA lis t were Campbell Memoria l in fourth. followed by Portsmouth, Mason, Wooster Triway , Oak Harbor, Elyria Catholic and Van Wert. Both Oak Harbor and Van Wert have one regular season game left. Van Wer t . plays Lima Shawnee Friday night. while Oak Harbor visits Clyde. Wehr le put the wraps on its 20·0 season Friday night with a 76-62 win over Columbus DeSales and, for the fourth week in a row , was the unanimou s choice as the No.1 Class A tea m. The Wolv erines were awarded ail 35 firs t place voles by the s mall school coaches, good for 350 points. Franklin Furnace Gree n (20· 01. moved up to No . 2 this week with 293 points and Anna (19-1) advanced from fourth a week ago to third . .Bucyrus Wynford, which also has a regula r sea son contest-left F riday night a gainst Buck eye Central , fell from second to 1987 ---742-2211 Open 9 l.M.~6 P.M. WMkdays: 9 to 5 Sat. AYAILABU . · ' DON'T FOROET TO REGISTER FOR A CHANCE TO WIN ATRIP TO LAS ~EOAS. .\ �The Daily Sentinel-Page-/ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio I By The Bend - ·The Daily Sen~inel Prices In effect Feb. 26through Mar. 4, 1987. Thursday, February 26, 1987 ·Page- 6 ~- In the spotlight Do-lt Yourself Preparation and thought help cooking for one person By Cyntljla S. Oliveri mean differences when shopping County Ex!enslon Age11t Last week lq the Spotlight took at the store. The family economy a look at SO!l)e basic shopping · size may not be a bargaln•for you. With a little preparation and tips when planning menus for and shopping fpr one Of two. This thought, you can make meal time week we'll focus on some Ideas an enjoyable pleasant expefor meal preparation and serving rience when cooking for one or two. the individual pr couple. In meal prepara tion these There are some real advan· !ages to cookl njl for one or two. suggestions may be helpful : Avoid frying foods. You need a You can eat w(len, where and what you want. Jt also takes less large amount of fat, for a small time and !rouble to prepare food amount of food. Have planned overs instead of In smaller amou nts. The "J don't leftovers . Before you buy a large like this" syndrome also happens on a less regular basis when piece of meat, have a plan In there are n't as many people to lnlnd of what you will do with it. please. Will you cook some now and On the other ha nd, you may freeze some? Will you share It think that ills a bother to prepare with a fri end (the cost and the meals for yourself, and not tal<e meat )? Will you fix II all now and the time or effort that you might use It for several meals during If you had a family. It may also the week? Prepare enough for two meals , freeze half for later use. When preparing a recipe for the first time , if you make ha lf put the halved recipe amounts In the margin, so the next time you prepare it, you'll save time. Try having your big meal at noon. You may like the change of pace. Take turns with a friend, cook together and share the food, or take turns enterta ining each other. Another option is to have a potluck dinner with frie nds, alternaling at each others house. Another thing to make meals more enjoyable Is to make meals special. You have a choice when ea ling alone of servi ng yourself out of the pan !hal you cook in or setting an attractive table. Dress up your table with a soup, create your own mixed vegetables, under a cheesy sauce or leftover corn Is great In pancakes. To spice up leftove r gravy add a tablespoon of sour cream. Keep a bowl of leftover vegetables and meat in the freezer for delicious homemade soup. For a change of pace dessert, try these scalloped apples. 2 tablespoons flour; J-4 cup brown sugar, packed; loS teas· poon cinnamon; ·Sprinkle of salt; 1. tablespoon margarine or butter; 2 medium - size apples; 1 tablespoon white sugar; 2 tablespoons water; Mix fl our, brown sugar, cinnamon and salt. Mix In fat with a fork until crumbly. Set aside. Peel and slice apples. Put In a or dish . Sprinkle place mat, centerpiece, etc. Eating near a· window with a pleasant view may also help you enjoy your meal more. It you are eating alone, having a TV or radio In the background may he !'p make a n enjoyable atmosphere. · Be creative with your food, select colors that complement one another. A garnish of fresh parsley, sliced orange or grapes can really dress up a dinner plate. If you don't enjoy eating alone, try to arra nge meals with others . Take tur ns, and enjoy each others' company. Be creative with leftovers . Dice leftover meat for a main dish salad. Use leftover frui t in a pudding or custard. It can also be served with Ice cream. "Planned ve1wt:1bh~s can be used In apples with white sugar and ~ water. : Spread crumbly mixture on ~ top. ,, Bake at 350 degrees about 30 minutes until lightly browned • and apples are tender. Or micro- : wave on high power (100%) for4-5 minutes or . until apples are • tender. ' Did You Know Thai: The : Cooperative Extension Service : has a chart listing the various ' types of weight loss programs • available,, major components of : each plan and pros and cons from ~ a nutrition standpoint. For a copy ._ of this Information send a self- ' addressed stamped envelope to ; the Meigs County Cooperative :, Extension Service, Box 32 Pome- : roy, Ohio ' 45769 or stop by the • office. • ~ Reedsville UMW group conducts recent meeting Reedsvllle U.M.W. met with Mrs. Verna Rose in Belpre with Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, co-hostess. The meeting opened wlth "The Lord's Prayer" In unison. Mrs. Barbara Masters led the devotions from Mark 5: 1·20. The topic was "How Jesus Changes Lives." The business session was con· dueled by Mrs . Marlene Putman. Sixty-four shu t-in calls were reported. Cards were signed for several friends. The group voted to pay a contribution to "Week of Prayer and Self-Denial" and to buy a doorma,1 for the church. A.' while elephant sale will be held at the next meeti nr. G~ mes werE> Family medicine '' played and prizes awarded. Refreshments were served to the following: Mrs. Ruth Grate. Mrs. Frances Reed, Mrs. Mary Alice Blse, Mrs. Emma Durst, Mrs. Nell Wilson, Mrs. Erika Boring (guests ) and Mrs. Mary Acors, Mrs . Virgnia Walton, Mrs. Barbara Masters, Mrs. Mamie Buckley. Mrs. Marlene Putman , Mrs. Sue Douglas, Mrs. Pat Martin, Mrs. Vivian Humphrey, Mrs. Dorotha "Riebel, and Mrs. Lillian Pickens. Mrs. Bor· lng w~s awarded the door prize. Hostesses for the next meetin g ,are Mrs. Masters and Mrs. Gra te. FJFfH GRADE - Bradbury Elementary School filth · rrade Valentine royalty were, left to right, Toby Swartz, runner-up, • Jared Stewart, prince, Dawn Hockman, princess, and Megan ! tary SchOol's sixth grade were, to right, Kyle Simpson, runner--up, Bubby Cremeans, king, Reva Mullen, queen, Tracy Grueser and Delara Marclnco, tying for runner-up. E_vans, runne r-up. • When is cholesterol level high and how to reduce By Edward Schreck, D.O. Assistant Professor of Family MediCine Ohio University College of Osteopathic Medicine Question: At my last physical exam. the doctor said my blood cholesterol level was a little high. How dangerous Is an elevated cholesterol level? Answer: The average Ameri · can consumes about 500 milli grams of cholesterol dally, or aboul seven tablespoons of fat. Only 300 or so milligrams are necessa ry lo maintain good health . If Americans dropped their Cholesterol levels 15 per· er-oh-sklur-oh-sis), ca n lead to cent, the ra te of heart disease heart attacks or strokes . na tlopwld e would drop 30 Question: How can !lower my percent. cholesterol level? Cholesterol is actually essenAnswer : Reducing intake of tial to life and plays a key role in saturated fa ts - from animal the production of certain hor- sources - and Increasing con· mone~. However too much cho· sumptlon of unsa tu rated fats !estero! in some parts of the body from vegetable sources - helps can be dangerous. 'lower cholesterol levels. In 1985, Cholesterol can build up in the a National Institutes or' Health bloodstream and accumulate on panel recommended a diet which the walls of the blood vessels excludes fa tty meats such as until blood flow Is Impaired, This sausage, bacon, live r ~ nd kidcondition, which Is known as neys and restricts beef Intake to atherqsclerosls (pronounced ath· two servings per week. Instead of these meats, the NIH suggests eating fish , skinless poultry and veal. Eat fewer products containing egg yolks because yolks have a high cholesterol con tent. Marga-. rlne is preferred to buller, and low fat milk and cheese to whole milk and "regular" cheese. Since coconut oil and pal moll are extremely high in fat - even more than lard - eat foods processed with them sparingly . Other food s to avoid Include shrimp, ice cream, lobs ter and milk chocolate. Tue diet also urges consump- lion of more fres h fruit s and Adults should have their blood vegetables and whole-gra in cholesterol levels measured ev- " ery few yea rs. If diet modl!lca- ; cereal. There is evidence that lifestyle lions aren't able to bring your : changes can lower cholesterol cholesterol level down to a safe • levels as well. For Instance, reading, your doctor may recom- ; moderate exercise, such as walk- mend that you take .cholest erol- ~ lowering medications . However. , Ing for a couple of hours a week, may help bring down your because these medications are "cholesterol coun t." In fa ct, .the costly and may caus side more you exercise the lower your effects, they are usually used• only as a last resort. '· cholesterol count will be . . 1----------------------~ •Pepsi ' •Diet Pepsi •Pepsi Light •Mountain Dew •Citrus 7 Community calendarI area happenings TUPPERS PLAINS - Orange Prayer day · SATURDAY POMEROY - A planning RUTLAND - Rutland Fire Township Turstees will meet In for the World Day of session Departme11t and Auxiliary' s ·regula r session Monday, 7 p.m., Prayer to be observed onMarch 6 family !uq night will be held at at the home o!Doro thy Calaway, at 7:30 p.m. at the Pomeroy the !Ire house Sa turday begin· .township clerk. United Methodist Church will be nlng \l'lth 11 6:30 p.m. potluck held F riday at 1:30 p.m. at the POMEROYPomeroy You th dinner. League will · hold an organiza- Methodist Churc h. Key women of tional meeting at the home of the various member churches SUNDAY POMEROY - P receptor Beta HOBSON - Rhonda and Ken Jack Sta nley on Monday at 2 p.m. are asked to attend the pla nning Beta chap ter, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Thursday, Harless, missionar ies from Mex- Anyone interested In coaching a session. 7:30 p.m.. at Grace Episcopal Ico, will spea k at a special ball team is urged to attend. For Sunday 7:30 p.m. service at fu rther Information, cal!992-5067 Church parish house. Hobson Church of Christ in evenings after 5 p.m. Christian Union. Public invited. MIDDLEPORT - Middleport SYRACUSE - Sutton TownYouth League organizational ship Trustees will meet Monday, HARRISONVILLE Scipio meeting will be held Thursday, 7 Tow1111hip Senior Citizens and 7:30 p.m., at the Syracuse p.m., at vill age hall. Harrisonville Volunteer Fire De· Municipal Building. By United Press International partment are sponsoring an Soviet leader Mikhail GorbaRACINE - Racine America n Captain D's fish ;.,enten breakfast all-you-can-eat chev, telling his countrymen that Legion Auxilary will meel at 7:30 POMEROY - The annual the Soviet Union must chOse dinner on Sunday !rom 11 a. m. to p.m. Thursday at the hall. 4 p.m. Advance tickets !or adults Lenten Breakfast, sponsored by between "broad de mocratizaHARRISONV ILLE - Scipio $4.25, or $4.50 at the door. the ladles of Trinity Congrega- tion" and social and economic Senior Citizens are to meet at the Advance tickets for children tiona! Chu rch in Pomeroy, will be stagnation: held Wednesday, March 4, 7:45 " We wa nt to radically alter the Scipio Fire House for their $2.50, pr $2.75 at the door. a. m. The church Is located at the at mosphere in society, for we regular monthly meeting ThursRACINE - Racine Chapter corner of Lynn and Second Sts. cannot be pleased with how we day, 7 p.m. Members are lo take 134, Order of Eastern Star, will Ladles and mlnlstersof churches lived and worked previously." refreshme nts to the meeting. practice Sunday, 2 p.m., for star In the area are invited to att end. Second only to fossil fuel, BRADBURY -Meigs County points·and conductresses, and at Reservations are to be made by 3 p.m. for all officers. The Monday to Genevieve Minehart; coffee has the highest total value Church of Christ Women's Felregular stated meeting will be at 992-2383, or Marie Hauck, at in world trade. lowship will meet Thursday, 7:30 . p.m., at Bradford Church of · ' 7: 30 Jl:m. Monday. Initiation will ,.: 99;:;2: ·3:22;:2:.::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::-;-1 Christ. Program on ceramics be held and chapter dresses are 1 will be presented by Katherine to be worn. Refreshments will be served. Evans. THURSDAY · REEDSVILLE - Riverview Garden Club will meet Thursday evening, 7:30p. m. al the home of Mrs. Ronald Cowdery. Mrs. Debbie Pickens will have the program. 9'9( • ,, .. .., ,, "' LITER VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPORT " ' ,•• ~ .•'' $500 OFF JR.'s · 'WOMEN'S '. MEN'S Wra11gler Jeans BULLETIN BOARD ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs High Scholol Band Boosters will hold it s monthly meeting at 7 p.m. Monday In the high school band room. MIDDLEPORT - Evangeline Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, will have a public soup dinner, 11 a.m.-6: 30 p,m. Friday, RUTLAND - Beginning Mon· In the basement of lhe Masonic day, Rutland Freewill Baptist Temple; eat In or take out. Church will be In revival with TUPPERS PLAINS - A soup Evangelist Rick Weaver. Servibeans with ham dinner will be ces will start 7 p.m. nightly. served Friday, from 4 to 7 p.m ., SYRACUSE - An organtza· at Our Lady of Loretia Church, tiona! meeting for Syracuse Tuppers Plains. Dinners will Youth League .will be Summer Include cole slaw, corn bread, tea held Monday, 6:30 p.m., In the or cottee. Adults $2.50. Children sixth grade room of Syracuse under 12 $1.50. Pie and cake Elementary. Interested parents available. are·urged to attend. Some of the st_yles are: Jr.'s Pleated Front; Women's Stretch; Min's Straight Leg and Boot Cut. MIKKI CASTO'S NEW DANCE CLASSES (Agt 4-Aduh) Gallipolis, Off. J.C.'s Blut Bid. (So. tnd of 35 by-pass) "THE INN PLACE" Rt. 2 North, Pt. Pleasant Praudly Presents CHARLIE LILLY and the POORSIDr FRI. & SAT.-10·2 NO COVER CHARGE It's Worth It to Drive Tht Few Extra Milts For Tht BEST af Country & Rock Music in tht Area. CLASSES HELD ON MON. & TUES. Starts Mar. 2 & Mar. 3 CLOGGING . for Children & A dulls BALLROOM tCouplfsi Slow Dance, Fox Trot-Trot, Swing, Waits, Polka LATIN t<ouplnl ldttng melnatautly plugs. UWitto thellmltln Camp meeting is scheduled The annual indoor Camp MeetIng, sponsored by the Meigs County Holiness Association, w!ll be held Monday through Sunday at Rutland Church of the Nazarene. Dr. M.E. Clay, retired Nazarene District Superintend· ent, will be the featured speaker. Dr. Clay was born in Mercer County, Ohio, attended Olivet Nazarene College and pastored In Ohio and Kansas for 23 years. In 1960, he was appointed district superintendent of the Southwest· ern Ohio District, where he served 10\.s years. From 1970 to 1983, Clay was district superintendent of the West Virginia · District. He was elected to the Church of the Nazarene's general board In 1972, and held his position on the board unt1!1985, and was chairman of the Mount Vernon Nazarene College Board of Trustees for 13 years. He began evangelizIng In 1983. · Special singing by Mark and Mary Hollingsworth, of Nelsonv!lle, will also be featured at the camp meettng. Rev. Hollingsworth Is senior pastor at the Nelsonville Wesleyan Church, where he has been since 1980. A graduate of Circleville Bible College, .he and his wife Mary have a three-year old daughter, Sarah . Theme !or the camp meeting is "Be Ye Laborers Together." Opening service will be 7 p.m. Monday, with services at 7 p.m. each ntght after, including Sunday 's closing service. Benefit dance asuccess} A benefit dance, sponsored by the Belles and Beaus Western Style Square Dance Club, on behalf of club members who recently lost their home tn a fire, was' a success. Twelve couples from the Athens Alemanders Club, six couples from the Back Up Stars of McArthur, one couple from the Grand Squares of Gallipolis, and three other area couples were guests. The Belles and Beaus were represented. by 35 club members and e ight class members. Caller was John Waugh, of Gallipolis, who do· nated his ttme. 10W30& 10W40 Limit 12 Wra~r ~ Vicious and Nancy Spungen. Punk rock pioneer VIcious stabbed Spungen to death at New York's Chelsea Hotel In late 19978, then died of a heroin , overdose a few months later. Welk's office began receiving complaints almost Immediately atter the CD hit the stores a few days ago. ''The first thtng that happened was a very nice lady from West Covina called, arid she was more astounded than anything else, " · McGeehan sal~. "She took It to her polka club partY, and they were going to play It !or a dance party. She called and said the music was loud and screaming and she couldn't repeat the language she heard on the CD.'' Expires Mar. 2, 1917 Cha-Cha, Rumba, Samba, Mtrtngut Information or Enrollment Call Mikkl Casto • •• Nationwise Auto Parts will meet any locally advertised sale price! 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Clay LOS ANGELES (UP I ) - Fans expecting the bubbly sounds of Lawrence Welk' s· polkas were Instead confronted by a raucous punk-rock ~oundtrack after a mix-up at a compact disc plant. The label for Welk's "World's Greatest Polkas" was acciden· tally placed on about 10,000 · compact discs o! the soundtrack of the film "Std and Nancy," triggering a minor uproar among the bandleader's fans . Polka fans were unexpectedly treated to such songs as " Love Kills" and Sid Vicious of the Sex · Pistols slngtng a violent parody of Frank Sinatra's "My Way, " said Bernice McGeehan, spokeswoman for Welk Enterprlses, the bandleader's record company. Weekend Special 1 FRIDAY POMEROY - Square dance Friday, 8·11 p.m., sponsored by the Senior Citizens Square Dance Club, at the center. Music Is by the Ohio River Bend Boys and those attending are to bring snacks for the snack table, Apopping nolae from tho tot! pipe In conjunction with rough Wiper Blade Refills, pair 'Stop the bubble machine! Quote of the day MONDAY CHESTER -Chester Elemen· tary PTO will meet Monday, 7 p.m., at the school. Child care will lje provided. Refres hments will be served. Tip Aell· 2.49, polr • Aller mfr'a t .00 rebate Solder Seal Remanufactured fuel Pumps fuel InJection Cleaner,12oz. W"h rebulldlbtt exehonge Reg. 12.95 Sole1 .19. Reg. t .89, M49-t 2 69¢ Alter mtr's ~rebate Carb·Medfc Spray, 13 OZ. Sattt.tt. Reg. t .91, M-48-t4 Power Steering fluid, 12 OZ. Sattt .tl. Reg. t .49, M27·13P 40·Month Warranty 31.88 38.88 45.88 50·Month Warranty ,1.19 Block Seal Rei~· 1.111, C&-11 80·Month Warranty • Carol Battery Terminals Fle!I-'"•CCI Prio.gaod wllh uchlnge• OPEN 7 J)AYS A W.EEK Btore,houro: 8:30 • .m. to 8:00 p.m. Mondoy through Frldoy. 8:30a.m. to 8:00p.m. Soturdey and ·10:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. Sundey. 209 Upper River ld. Gallipolis, Ohio - - - --- .- - --------: --------. �I Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio .6 ACt.or J· ames· C.oco dead.. at 5. Page""""B-The Daily Sentinel - . --.., . NEW YORK (UP!) - James Coco, the Emmy a\Vard·wlnning star ol stage and screen and author of a best·selllng diet book, died of a heart attack at a Manhattan hospital, officials said. He was 56. Coco, star of Broadway plays a nd films such as "Man of La Mancha: • and "Last of the Red Hot Lovers, " died of a heart attack at 11: 10 p.m. Wednesday at St. Vincent's Hosplta~ hospital spokesman Paul Simonetti said. Some family members and friends apparently accompanied Coco to the hospital about 8:30 p.m. and were there when he died, hospital officials said. "He was brought In by ambu· lance after suffering a heart attack," hospital spokeswoman Barbara Franzese said. Coco. the son of a shoemaker, Londoners vote in key ·by-election Thursday Thatcher Is expected to call a general election sometime thi s yea r, and the res ult in Greenwich could play a major role in deciding when. · Labor has held Greenwich since It dislodged Winston Chur· chill and swept Clement Attlee Ia power In 1945. But if It loses today, or wins only a narrow victory, Thatcher could lean toward an early election, per· haps May or June, politica l experts said. Thatcher' s Conserva t lves hav e ~ ~ ld a slim lead over their Labor ppposltion and Its leader. Nell Klnnock , in recent opinion polls. Problems for Labor In Green'l'ich could boos I her confi · dence ~ unless the dirtiness of the campaign It self provides an unexpected twis t. It w&s a t Greenw ich Palace, accordjng to legend , that Sir Walter· Ral eigh spread his cloak to pro1ect Queen Elizabeth l's feet- and mudslinging has been a majqr fea ture of this political ca mp~lgn . The Greenwich sea t became vacant on the Christmas Eve death of Guy Barnett, a popular Labor moderate who nonlheless had m~n aged to win by only 1,211 votes lp the 1983 general election that gave Thatcher her second terin a~ prime minister. :Jews welcome ·decision :of closing convent · · • was born In New York's Little Italy on March 21, 1930. He won . an Emmy lor his performance In the television show "St Elsewhere'· and starred In the highly regarded but unsuccessful TV series "Caluccl's Department'.' in 1974. · The once hetty actor wroie the best·selllng diet book "The James Coco Diet" In 1984 with co·author Marion Paone. He. made a guest appearance Tuesday night on ABC·TV's "Who's the Boss." The sad·eyed actor with the once globular physique of Jackie Gleason proportions, exploded Into Broadway stardom In 19691n Nell Simon's comedy hit "Last of the Red Hot Lovers." It took him more than 20 years to make good as an actor, .but eventually he ·starred In such · movies as "Such Good Friends," "Man of La Mancha," "Junle Moon" and "The Wild Party,"ln which he dropped from 320 to 260 pounds to play the role ol Fatty Arbuckle. CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI)Wagering in Nevada casinos on whether television evangelist Oral Roberts can raise $4 .5 million by March 31- a deadline he says God gave him- has been rejected by stat e gaming officials. S. Barton Jacka, chairman of the Nevada Gaming Commls· sian, Wedn esday rejected the gambling proposition by Gene Maday of the Little Caesars Sports Book In Las Vegas. Maday wanted to post 11·10 odds on whether Roberls could raise the money for medical and missionary scholarships for his Oral Roberts University. Roberts has said lhal God told him to raise the money by March 31 and that God told him he would "call him home" If he failed. Soviets plans measures to check AIDS By CHARLES MITCHELL MOSCOW iUPli- The Soviet Union plans serious preventive measures to halt the spread of AIDS, inci!lding tes ting donors' blood and increased product ion of di sposable syringes for hospi· tal use, a Sovlel heallh official sa id . Dr. Gio rgy Kh lya bich. deputy minister of heallh, told the Lltera turnaya Ga ze ta news· paper in Wednesday's e<)ltlons there were 13 confirmed cases of AIDS In the Soviet Union and a nother 15 people have been isolaled in clinics and arc sus· pected of having the disease. He said of !hose confirmed cases 12 were " fore igners" and the other was a Soviet woman . Khlyablch's figures differed froin those given this month by the Foreign Ministry . It said 20 cases. all foreigners and almost e xclusively st udent s of Asian and African origin, had been con· firmed In I he Soviet Union. Kh lyabich sa id the Sov iet Un· ion plans to underta ke ser ious steps to check Ihe spread of the fatal condition . Acquired lm· mune deficie nc y sy ndrom e strips lhc body of its defen ses agai nst disease. The gover nment also has agreed lo make the production of disposable syring(-s a n industrial priority and an AIDS telephone hot line Is being set up. Khlyabich sa id "an almost complele lack of disposable syringes" In hospitals and clinics created oiw of the greatest dangers of spreading the disease. ROM E iUPl i - J ewis h lead· United States earlier this month. ers welcomed a decision by Zevl, however. stressed that · ·Roman Catholic Church ol!iclals Jew is ~ leaders In no way meant · to remove a convent · of the lo "prevent the nuns from Ca rmelit e order fr om the praying." grounds of lhe Auschwitz. Nazi "Buf we believe Auschwitz death ca mp In Poland. should remain a symbol a nd a " ! a m deeply sa tlsfl od with the monument to horror a nd that no agreement ," Tu ll ia Zcvi , the specific religion should settle president of Italy's Union of there," she said. . Jewish Communilles. sa id Wed· She said J ewish leaders were · nesday. " It shows on bolh s ides a " deeply gra tefu l" to Cardinal : deep des ire for dialogue.·' Fra nejszek Macharski, archbl· Zevi was one of several Euro· shop o! Krakow , Poland, for pean Jewis h leaders who met In rem ov ing the convent . loca ted in : Geneva on Sunday wi th lour his archdi ocese. · Roman Ca tholic cardinals, who The ag reement Is expected to agreed to move the co nven t Improve Jewlsh·Roman Ca tholic . outside the Ausc hwit z· Blrche· relatlqns. an area In which Pope .. nau grounds within the nex t two John Paull! is keenly Interested. years . The pontiff made an unprece· The group also agreed 10 dente<l vis it to Rome' s main es lablish an Int erreligious center sy nag~ g u e las t April, during out side the camp grounds w~ere whlch ihe called members of the ~ Ca th o lics and Jews could pray. Jewish fallh Christianity's .. Eventually the nuns will be "elder brothers. " · moved to the ce nt er. church officials sa id. The Carmelites say 'One of the ;. teasons they established the ·~ conve nt ar Auschwit z was to be .>:spiritually united with Edilh . Stein. a Jew conver redt oCa rholi· For basic comfort and casual style, step into clsm and killed at Auschwit z In Hush Puppies* shoes. And, they're as durabl e 1942. as they are comfortable. The sof~ water· Pope J ohn Pau l II . who Is resistan t pigskin uppers are easy to clean Polish. Is expected to QE>atlfy and always look great. . '. Stei n this Ma y, when he visits ' . Wesl German y. In the Roman ~ Ca lhollc Church bea tifica tion Is · the step below sainthood. Pupp~§.· The nuns hav e been living In a building used to store the Zyklon The dirnJrence is wmli:Jt.. . D gas used to ex terminate 2 . million J ews at Auschwitz during Hitler's reign. An e~ tim~ t ed 4 :.: million people , Inc lud ing DUKE II hundreds o! thousands of Polish 1 Cat holics, were gassed at the 32.95 camp. Jewish leaders In lhe United States and Europe had been campaigning lor the removal of the convent on grqund~ that .. Auschwitz Is " the ghastly emtr ,. ~· rem or Hitler's genocide agal"st : i:uropean Jewry," as B'nal Brjth · International wrote in a letter. to ·· ·· the Vatican ambbassador to the 1 Cocowonan0bleln1959forhls portrayal o! a hu.morless Ger· man scientist In ''TheMoonln the Yellow River." He won a second Oble In 1%71n Murray Schlsgal's .. "Fragmenls." , Later films Included "The Cheap Detective," 1978, "Only When I Uugh," 1981, and "The Muppets Take Manhattan," 1984. COMPLETE STOCK OF TIMEX WATCHES 30°/o OFF ...-----· ------. SWISHER LOHSE Maday said earlier this week that his gambling proposition had nothing to do with Roberts' fate. "We're not paying on his death. We're paying on how much he's able to raise." Cl'llrln Rittle, R.Ph. Mon. thrw Sit. 1:00 a.m. 10 t p.M. kindlY IO :Jt ta 11 : lOud Ita t .M. PRESCRIPTIONS FrteMiy Service • '"· ftt·!tl5 ,_.roy, O. . ' Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE tit 3:00P .M. on'tho 20th day of March. I 9B7. a1 the Mayor's office. 237 RaCe Street, Middleport, Ohio, for th.e sale of the following descnbed real estate, to-wit : Real estate situatsd along Route 7 and is a portion of lot 327 No. 052 . The Vii· lage acquired title to said real estate by deed recorded in Volume 227. Page 867. Meigs County Deeds Re· cords. Sale of said real estate was authorized by Ordinance 1t 79·87 adopted Jan. 26. 1987. The Village reserves the right to reject any and all bids. The sale is pursuant to Section 721 .03 of the Ohio Revised Code . Fred Hoffman: Mavor Village of Middleport · Feb . 5. 12. 19. a& : Mar. 5. 12 Public Notice 9Aom!i4-- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On 1ho February 9. 19B7. FLORIST 352 E. Main St., Pom1ray, PH. 992-2644 "Of~en · ,,, p=-=o=NDER=--=""OS=-=-Il. ~ • Meigs County's Oldest Florirt 0~. ::1: /mirared - Netoer Duplicated'" (1 1987 Pond8rosa. Inc:. 45769. Ohio (Pomeroy) Robert E. Buck , Probate Judge Lena K. Ne11elroad. Clerk t21 12, 19. 26. 3tc Don't Miss This One!! actory "" .onsored) * A. P.R. . Financing Now Available ON ALL NEW RANGERS AND BRONCO II'S --OR-- $500 CASH BACK - 'limifol T... Otter - 24- l«.. l'lltti llilllo¥ol Cloll $600 CAH BACK . - WE HAVE PURCHASED ADDITIONAL INVENTORY . FROM TH. FAcTORY FOR THIS SALE ••• Hurry While Selection Is Great·! Public Notice Public Notice .ORDINANCE NO . 662 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE An ORDINANCE to meke 1 OAYI 30AY8 IOAYI 10 DAYS I MONTH . 133.00 111.00 Weges ............ 86.300.00 · Employee . Benefits ......... 13.000.00 Other Operation and Main - 1enance .......... 46,000.00 Copitsl Outlay- · Paving ........... 41.000.00 Total Street Construction and Recon- struction .. .. $162.000.00 81 -6 -C Street Cleaning, Snow and Ice Total 82 - State Htghway Imp. Fund - Program VI · - Transportation State Rata are fO" conHCUtl¥a Nnt, brokltl up days wtll be d'llf'llld I I HpWIIII 8d's , If Ill lftlll.iltllll 71 - Autaa tar l.ee 72 - Trudla tor &ala n -v-•cvm·· Clauified pages cover the following telephone e:tchanges... Molgo Ccanlty Ar11CocloiU Gallle Coumy A""CodoiU 44S-ooltlpotlt 317-ch-· 381-Yfnton 211-Guyt~n Dill. 1431- Amble Dill. ··-· ~1-Walnvt 11-Ridlo, TV A Cl Roplllt 171-AIIIIIo o.... fill Mr·t'll.ttlt lr:. t .d n1-Lo1111 141-R-=In• 742-A..U.d 831-lolfllo 117-Coolvlto Public Notice Public Notice Grand Total Debt Service Fund Appro , . pristion .......... 8B.689.40 SECTION 7: Thetthere be approp,iated from the following ENTERPRISE FUNDS. WATER FUNDOFFICE : Salaries/ Weges ... .... .. 71 ,360.00 Emplovee Benefi1s ...... 16. 000.00 Contractual Services Total Distri · Watkins, Guardian of Alice Mae Brickles. , Estate No. 23825 - Se· cond Account of Grace E. Weber. Guerdian of Mark Alan Weber. Estate No. 24432 - Final and ~istributive Account of Virginia Crew, Executrix of the Esteta of Leslie M . Price, Deceased . Es1a1e No. 25038 :.. Final and Distributive Account of James Frecker, Executor of the Estate of Roy E. Frecker, Deceased . E11ate No . 26137 - Final and Distributive Account of Kathy Ann Hyaell , Executrix of tha Eatate of Harry C. Watson. Deceased. Unltll exceptions era filed thereto, aaid accounts will be for hearing before said Coun on the I 11 day of April. I 987. at which time sa~ accounts will be considered and contin· ued from day to day until fi· Any person lntere•ted may file written eKceptions to said accounts or to matt· era pertaining tOltffi·exacution of the trus1. not less than five days prior to the date 1et tor hearing . ROBERT E. BUCK JUDGE Common Pleas Court, Probate Division Meigs County, Ohio t2126 1tc J.R.'s REPAIRS TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614·843·5248 REASONABLE • RILIABLE tfn Roger Hysell . Garage Rt. 12 4, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Alto TrUtllliulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-'7121 FIRE DEPT. SAT. NIGHT core radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 6:30 P.M. PAT HILL FORD Fartory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10.8·Hn 614·279·3942 • time Racine Gun Shoot 1ponlorad bv Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday. beginning •1 1:00 p.m. Faclory Chokt! . 12 guAge aho1guns . 681 . 4 A good opportunity lor an ambitious family . Priced on inspection . Giveaway Fraa firewoo d on lhe ground btthind rh a si rport . Call 814· 446-9636. Call for Appointment 985·41117 ptJppies, Dllmt!lon and Garm1n Shepherd miKtd. 304· 743-3398. 992 · 2196 Middleport. Ohio 1·13·tfc 6 Los1 and Found •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY Mixed bratd brown puppy wetring brown collar , Found-vlclnil'1 of Saffotd School Rd. snd 141 . Csll 614·4484 917. FOUND : •GIBSON REfRIGERAtOR •SAlELLITE SALES & SERVICE We Hu1 ~ Full Tl111e Shot Tublellt FOUND: SmAll whiU dog In ths vicinity ot O.J . Whitt Rd. C•ll ·•• Outr RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE 446·6297 or '46-8198. l.OST: Galllp olia ar••·Biuetlck tamale with collar and nempl•t•· vet"'~ ahv . If •••n please ca ll 6U . 742 · 31 41 evsningt · CHESTER-985-3307 411/tln Collltet Al ward. BISSELL BUILDERS 100 ft. or 949-2801 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4·16·86·tfn whit e mi11ture m•la Be•ghl. Good whh people. It no one claims, will giveaway. Ctll814 · '46 - 4479 morn i ng• & svenlngs. 100 ft, X Hortinger Parkway Middleport "At Reasonable Prires" PH. Found on BulaviUe Rd . Near Shrine Club·Brown , black & FOR SALE CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Found: black and whits mala puppy In Bradbury. 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RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authoriud John D01ro, Now Holland, luth Hog Farm (~yipmont Dialer fltlll KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 915-3561 All M•k" •Weshtrl •DIIhWIIhtrs •Renon •Refrlll"ltOfl •Drv•• •Fr..ur• PARTS end SERVICE 1·5·riC IMMEDIATE Full- tim e p osi tio n• Quallfiad Menttl Retardttlon Profns•lon • l Certified OMRP or elig.eble1o be clftlfied B1 chelora deg rM re· qulred. betwsan 1 10 4pm. M· F. ,,,.. & StNiet SOCIAL WORKER 1·3-'16 tfc lmmad lltl lu11· 11ms position mu•t poll"' 1 mkdmum of 1 ISW from an accredhR achool ol Social Work, 1y,.. IIIPtfilnce In I hetllh Catt MUing, lnd AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSIONS come~utar skUll • • Wanted oec..lontl b•bya.hltt fot 8 mo. old end 5 yr . old. Ctll 814·388·8783. SUGAR RUN ASHLAND REPI NEEDED For busin"' ICGOUnta . Full· Time. ..t&O .OOO· fiO,OOO. Pert· 190 MUliERRY AVE. Tfmo. *12.000·11 I ,OOO·No ltlllne. ,.,,_. butifltu. let own hou'l. trllntna II'O • · CoN < 1·112·1JI.t170 I'OMIOYr OH. PH. 992-9949 o- prllferrM hnd rHuma to P.O. lox 744 ' Athtnt. Ohfo 45701 . Or Ctli 614·&93 ·1074. REIUILT & REPAIRED 2·5··16·1fft Pref..-ad Ifill ot tnljor: Soclsl Work, Education, Thera· Paut/C Reetaitloii, Rthe60fil. lion Coun11llng. Send Anum 1 1o: P.O. Box 744. Ath.na. Ohio 4&70 1 or call 814-683·8074 E•alptmt lob hrton, Help Wan1ed RETAIL SEC UAITV : In locll tt ore. Store Oatac-tlve. at 11 n 11 t3.0& par hour, Trslninv Pro . grtm II Equipment lncludsd. Sand bsck ground ln tormallon whh PhaniJ No . 1'o: Flthtf'l Big Wh4tfll47. 1138 U. S. 23 South Oelswara. Oh io 4301 t1 , AnN : Mike Fr onc:kowllk , O.L.P.M. N ~ phone calla pi••••· BOGGS 1-t-'17-J - · fCUT OUT FOI FUTUII( USfl 'llOWN II INSWnON 8uyAng dslly gold, tllvtr coins tlnga. jewelry, ltltl'ling w~ra. old colnt, l•ru• c:~mancy . Top prl· c11. Ed Burkett B•rt.r Shop, 2nd. Ave . Middleport, Oh . 814 · 992 -3476. or (614) 992-6601 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 1·13 lfn AUTO ' PH. SIDING Wtntad to buy: Truck topper to 1111879 Plym outh Arrow , AIIO 2 doors. C•ll 614· 7•42-.2260. l l ~ft l l! n Licensed Clinical Audiologist EAGLE RIDGE GRAVEL • SAND 'VINYL SIDING t6141 992·7154 (614) 446-7619 - 417 1· IJ.l mo. pd. 0 AlU.NIIM r!IIOENCE PHONE -z 614-992-7537 IO·I·Ifc Wrs ckad II junk motorcv c l... mlnl· blltts. Any condhlon. Ctll S14·441· 2899. 16141 9'1·6550 a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Far mart information c1K: LIMESTONE ,...,. _ . IU!INEII PHONE Computerized Hearing Aid Selection CJ Swim Molds • Interpreting SetVices 16 & 17 992-3410 Top prices r,•ld fo1 stendlng timber till 1 ter ISpm Ph. 114. 44f.7524. Pay Your Cable & Phone Bill• Hare 992-UlS or 992·7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 4·15.'86·1C lenons start DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! SALES & SERVICE V.C. YOUNG Ill "All you need Ia know to moh your own quilts and fttl proud!" MARCH TOP CASH l)lld for '83 modlll snd newer u"d t ara . Smhh Bu ick· Pontiac. 181 1 Eauern Ave .. G•lllpoH1 . Call t14-440· 2282. Ws Cerry Flthlng Supplies (f.ree Eltlmateal QUlLTING LESSONS Jim Mink Chtv .·Oids Inc. Bill Gene J ohnaon 614·448-3672 PLUMBING & HEATING 168 Nor1h S.<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 - Plumbing snd electrica l WOfk c:l11n Ulld CIFI . HUO ALL YOUNG'S BINGO Uc. . .1-tll• .,,,.,., 1 Card of Thanks 3 Announcements WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and re- EVERY Announcemenls Shl RACINE Bashan Building FOR GREAT BUYS FOI SALE Charlie Sargent's CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at 'Alfred , Oh ., 4 mi . W. of Tuppers Plains on St . Rt . 6·17·tlc GUN SHOOT II•Mqtl · bution .. .. ...... $15,000.00 METERS : . EYE THE WANT ADS Business Services nally disposed of. FIBERGLASS EXPERIENCE NECESSARY ,, Iff I .2-NIW Hh'tn o.n...,... ... w. ft lt..C-1 E..,IPnwnt 11-Cimt*t • MO'Cor Hom~~ 17-M........... 11-WIM.. ToDo 773-M- 143-Port:l.nd 241- L..urt filii 77- -ftopolr 11-lahooll a IMiructlan 871-Pt. P 4111-Loon PomiNY 241-Rio Gr~~nde 11-Holg WI011d A,..Cado 304 812-Midd..... 14- Motoreycl• 71- IOig • Maturw tor • • 1t- Auto Plf'tl • Ac.-• .._ 12-llar- WMIId 13-lniUfW'IOI 14---Trollllnt Ma.n Co. , WV · AUCnOM 992-2156 I I II ~ ll-4orm EquiP-• 110.00 Operation and Main Highway .. ...... 83,300.00 Other tenance .. ..... ... t3,000.00 PROGRAM If- PUBLIC ERAL FUND : Total Meters ..... . 83,000.00 The family of SARA HEALTH ANO WELFARE PROGRAM 1- SECURITY OTHER EQUIPMENT: B3·2·A CemeteryETHEL HAWK wishes to OF PERSONS AND Debt Service ... $77,863.00 Salaries/ thank the friends. rela· PROPERTY Total Water Fund Appro· WaAeo .......... .. S7,500.00 A 1· 1 -A Police Law Enforceprlation ..... ... 272.663.00 lives, nei1hbors and or· Emptoyle mentBASIC UTILITY SERVICES ganiza1ions who offered Bonelitl ,.......... 2.100.00 OFFICE: Personal support. sympathy and "Othar Operation and Main · SeNicos ..... S100.000.00 Other Operation and Main · prayers• during her recent tenance ............ 1,500.00 tenance .......... 87,000.00 Employee illnss and ensuing death. Total B3 Cemetary Capitol Ou1lay ..... 3,000.00 Beneli1o ......... 20,000.00 FundProgrom 11Pubtic ExtendiHI thanks ao to Total Office ..... 870.000.00 Other Operation and MainHealth and Doctors Sholtis, Evans, tenance ........ ..26.000.00 Wotfaro ...... .. S1 1,100.00 BtLLtNGo Gricoski, Whiteley, Mark Deb1 Service ..... 32.396.00 Capitol Outt1y .... .9,000.00 PROGRAM Ill- LEISURE Total Boote Utility Walker. and the nurses and Total Police TIME ACTIVITIES Servicea .. .. .1102.396.00 law Enforcestall at Holzer; Pastor and and Recreation BASIC. UTILITY SERVICES ment ... ... ... .., 54.000.00 .Parkt Mrs. Duane Sydenstricker ProgramOaposits PROGRAM V- BASIC and members of the South Other Operation and Main · Rofundad ......... B.OOO,OO UTILITY SERVICES Bethel Church; llei1s tenonco ...... .... s1,600.00 Toto! Bosic Utlity · A1 ·6·AEfe<:tric UtilityToto! 84Porl<l ond County E .M .S. and Home Servicll - Deposita Other Operation and MainRecraetion Fund Health Care; llei1s County Refunded ..... .. IB,OOO.OO 1ensnce ...... .... $4.000.00 Program IllCommissioners and Trus· SECTION 9oThat1hore be Total Electric leisure Time appropriated from ttla tees; Rawlints · Coats· Utility ..... ....... 14,000.00 Activities .... .... •1 ,600.oo TRUST AND AGENCY Blower Funeral Home; and A1 ·6·B Gu LltllitySAFETY FUND FUNDS. Other Operation and Main· to Anna Staley lor her time POLICE - BB SECURITY OF PERSONS tenanco .... ..... .$1 ,BOO.00 Employee and assistance, and to her AND PROPERTY Total Gu husband and dau1hter lor Benefitl ........... 2.000.00 POLICE PENSION U11fi1y ... ...... ... 11 .800.00 Salarea/ their patience and under· Employers Share, Current TOTAL PROGRAM Vstandina. God Bless you llebltlty .:: .. ..... .. 6.846.67 Boolc Utility all. Total Pollee Program ....... .. '6.BOO.OO Disability ond Pen· Marion (Hammer) H1wt PROGRAM VII - GENERAL slon Fund ....... 16,846.67 Dtnnis Hewt GOVERNMENT TOTAL OF All APPRO· . llr. & Mrs. Paul Reltmlre A1 ·7·A Mayor and Admin· Sat., Feb. 28, 1 p.m. PRIATIONS .... 962,99B.77 istrative Offices & Grandchildren LOCATED: t21 26. ltc Salariel l 4041 22nd St-. l'olnt "'-1, W. Va. out olllltundwll Hlllt ltlction r:of11t)itlt horrHltrl of Sll1lt IIIIIW lumiturt. IS'Ii ol hrmilu!t 4- 5 monll1s old. Chtclr Wtdnlsdly PIPtf fur r:oll1fiNit 1111'"' aw-t: . New Growinl Company PIMJI and Debro lush Seeks Experience Fiberglass Man Auctior- : Lon Neat 014-317·7101 For Molding & Produdion of '.. "'! - boollr.r Porsche Parts. ultiiOr llis Stlrinl locat1d In Your ArH - Rnu11111 rlljuirlll ll.m ........... 14. "" W.Ve.lttlt...,..AIItfH Contact Mlkt Warner ,..... a......... ll'111111 . a - W•tld 1o au, u~ •• - H., a Gn1in ._._. a •1111:••• for eech day Principal. ....... .... 8-7,000.00 lnteraat .:..... . ..... .. ... 626 .00 and ReconstructionSalaries/ •II' Ill ,\ I I 1J I' Wages .. ........ 82B,OOO.OO Wogoo .............. 5,000.00 IN THE COMMON PLEAS Employee Total Safety Fund COURT, PROBATE Benefl11 ........... 6.000.00 Police. B6 ...... s7.000.QP DIVISION Other Operation and Main· ' FEDERAL REVENUE MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO tenance ... ..... 838 ,000 .00 SHARING FUND IN THE MATTER OF Total Mayor and Ad· Other Operation and Main· SETTLEMENT OF ministrativa Of· tenance .......... •3,069.1 0 ACCOUNTS, licos ............ 872.000.00 Total Federal Revenue PROBATE COURT. A1 · 7 -B legisltaive Activ· Sharing Fund ..... '3,069. tO MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ities {Councii) OTHER SPECIAL Accounts and vouchers of Personal REVENUE FUNDS the following named fiduciar· Services ......... 83.600.00 Other Operations and Main· ies have been filed in the Pro· Total legislative 1enance .... .. .. .. s9.960.60 balll Court, Meigs County. Activities ... .. ... $ 3, 600.00 Total Other ... ..... 89.960.60 Ohio, for approval and settleA1 · 7 ·0 Clerk. TreasurerGRAND TOTAL SPECIAL ment: Salaries/ REVENUE FUNDS APPRO· No. 26089 - Fourth Wages .......... 810,000.00 PRIATIDN ...... ... 89.960.60 andEstate Final Account of Bernard Emplovee FIRE DEPARTMENT V. Fultz. Successor Trustee of Benefits ........... 1,800.00 B8·5A·21 1.... .. .. 52.500.00 the Trust created bV Item Two Other Operation and Main · B8·5A·240........ 17,000.00 tenance .... .. .... .. 1,000.00 B8·5A·260 .. ...... I 6,000.DO of the ,Will of George W. Wells, Deceased. Total Clerk , B8·5A·250 ....... ... 8.000.00 Estate No . 26089 - F.inal Treasurer ... ... $12.800 .00 B8·5J·260 .. ..... ... 6.600.00 and Distributive Account of AI · 7·f Boards and Com· TOTAL FIRE DEPT. Robert A. Winn, Executor of missionsFUND ......... S49.100.00 the Estate of Clara K. Wells, Salaries/ UTILITY FUNDWages ..... ....... 83.600.00 89·5A·240..... .$45.000.00 Deceased. Estate No. 24942 - Final Employee SECTION 5 : That there be Benelitt .......... 2,000 .00 appropriated from the fol · and Distributive Account of Raymond F. Voll. Executor Contractual fqwing DEBT SERVICE of the Estate of William Voll , Services .. ....... ..2,000 .00 FUNDS . Deceased . Total Boards and Com· General Obligation Deb1 Eotate No. 23460 - Fourth missions .:....... 87.600.00 Service Fund - Bd . Ret. Partie! Account of Nettie M. County Auditor's and treasurer's t (Ill 0.11 WOAQS II· ZII.WOADS 21· 31 WORDS 11.00 17.00 ••.oo. 11.00 ...oo 110.00 113.00 111.00 11.00 121 .00 121.00 11:1.00 Comp .............. .B,ooo.oo Removal(appropriations for Current Capi1el Outley ..... 5.000.00 Other Operation and Main · Expenses and ottter Ellpen· Transfers- Rent ...... 3.000.00 1enance ........ $10.000.00 Tollll Ollice ..... $103,360.00 diturftl of the Village of Po· Total Street Cleaning, merov. State of Ohio, during SUPPLYo Snow and Ice tho fiscal year ending Do· Operation and Main · Removol ...... $10,000.00 Other comber 31 , t9B7. tenance ........ .. 57,000.00 Section 1. BE IT RE· PROGRAM VI To1st Supply .... 957.000.00 SOLVED by the Council of . TRANSPORTATIONPUMPING: STREET ..... 5172.000.00 Contractual the Village of Pomeroy, PROGRAM VI State of Ohio. that, to pro· Services ........... 7,000.00 TRANSPORTATION vide for the current ex· 01her Operation end IS1ete Highwoyl penses and other expendi· Meln1enanco ..... 10.000.00 tures of the said Village of 82· 6-A - S1ate Highway Tolllf Pumping ..... 17.000.00 Street Construction and OISTRIBUTION o Pomaroy during the fiscal Reconstructionyear ending December 31 . Capi1al 1987, the following sums be Other Operation and Main· Outlay ........... ' 15.000.00 tenance ... ....... 83,300.00 and they are hereby lit a tide and appropriated as follows , viz : Section 2. That there be appropriated from the GEN· I~ IIi ] Ill I II RATES Fees ...... ........... 1,200.00 Grand Total General Oblige· ·01her !Prisoners) .... 500.00 tlon Debt Service FUnd in the Meigs County Probate Program VIIAppropriotion .... $7,625.00 Court. Case No. 25.421. Total General GovernGeorge l . Harris , Sr., 1664 Other Debt Service Fund ment ............ 897,700.00 Build. Fd.Lincoln Heights, Pomeroy, GRAND TOTAL GENERAL PrlnclpoL ..... 84,000.00 Ohio 45769 . was appointed FUND APPROPRI· Total Program .... S4 ,000.00 Executor of the estate of ATION ....... 8257,500.00 Sale of Build.Lewis E. Harris, deceased, PROGRAM VIPrincipal ......... $4,689.40 tete of 32046 State Rto. TRANSPORTATION Total Program ... $4.689.40 124. Welchtown Hilt. Mi· 81-6-A Street Construction nersville, HUsh 992-5627 DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 11 oOO A.M. SATURDAY - 2'00 P.M. MONDAY - 2,00 PM. TUESDAY - 2'00 PM. WEDNESDAY - 2o00 P M. THURSDAY - 2'00 PM. FRIDAY Offers will be received un· I 'I\ Middleport, 0. for errors fnat. da~ ad runs in paper) . Call before 2:00p.m day after pubhcet1on to make corraction. • Ads that must be paid in advance are: Card o f Thanks Happy Ads In Memoriam Yard Selet 1---~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiif!i!!!!!!!!!!i!!!!i!!i!!!!~~_;_- Jacka, a letter Maday, sald such in betting couldtoeasily be 1 manipulated and ·raid Maday to remove his posted odds. Maday said he was dlsap· pointed and had expected a "lot of play." " We were going to accept a top bet of $5,500, and the reason for that was that they (the Roberts organization) might come close and somebody would make a donation and put It over the top and then place a big bet." He sajd those who worked for the R6berts organization would not have been allowed to bet and Identifications would have been checked. Maday wasn't too disappointed and promised he had a better wager In the making - on "the successor to (White House chief of staff) Donald Regan." Basic Comfort --- patd . : Receive l .!iO.diseount tor ads paid in advan ce. Free ads - G1veaway and Found ads under 15 words will be COPY OE"OLINEMONOAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER FRIDAY PAPER . SUNOAY PAPER Ronald"'"'"'' R. Ph. E . Mill\ *Ad~ outside Meigs, Gallla or Meton counties musl be pre· • A classified a~~ertlsement placed in The Dally Sentinel (ex· c~pt - class1fte~ dllplay, Business Card and ltigel notices) wtl~ also_app~., tn the Pt. Pleasant Regiller end the Galli· pohe Dally Tr.buna, reaching over 18,000 homea. Pharmacy KtnMiftMCCwtlwth, R.Ph. TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992·21 56 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. Until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES run 3 days at no charge. :Pric~ of ~d for all capital letters It double price of ad cost. 7 pomt lire type only uaed. • •sentinel is ~ot raspor'jslble tor errors after fi~1 t dey , I Check Good Thru Monday, March 2, 1987 Oral Roberts' deadline don't you bet on it RELEASED - U.S. artist Susan Kleckner from Ne.w York, who was released Wednesday after being held by East German borderguards fur cllll!blng on tov ol the Berlin Wall, puUs out a camera and h~fllns photographing journalists, who assembled at West Berlin's Clteckpoint Charlie crossing point. ( UPI) By AI; WEBB LONDON (Urp - Mud has a history in GrCCfl iVICh. four ce n· •turles ago, If threatened a · queen 's feet. Tqday. II marred a parliamentary l)y·election that could help determine whether Britain will haye a new gover n· . ment soon. Last·mlnute opinion poll s · showed the opposit ion Labor Party's Dlerdre Wood a s lim · favorite in Greenwich to become the 28th woman In th~ current 650·seat House of Commons In · what one newspaper called the ·' "dirtiest cam paign" in recent memory. But bookmaker William Hills, ·after taking In $1 2, 000 In ' bets, · made her All iance opponent , Rosie Barnes, odds·on favorite for lhesea t in Greenwic h, asouth London borough fall en on hard times. . Running a distant rhlrd was • John Antcllffe, the nominee of Prim e Minister Marga re l .. Thalcher 's Conserv ative Party. Five other minor party candl· dates also were in Ihe r unning. Thursday, February 26, 1987 I 88mtOI IC. ' Stendtrd Tlmll pm ""•' �\ Page- l 0- The Daily Sentinel 11 Help Wanted 42 Mobile Homes for Rent TOUR (JUIDES DEERLAND RESORT· Ple.unt worktng conditions Many com · pany benefits Manegemtfll po · tittont avllltble UOO· 8450 BI -weekly . For appomtment , 286-6421. aak lor Frtnk•e. 3 bedroom, fumlthed, wash• and dryer, awnmg, atr 1210 p• 614-992·7479 0508 be ava•lable lor tmmed1ate em- Two bedroom mobile home, newly redecorated . aee 59 Burdene Addn, also und rental work clothing, 304- 273·5655 ployment Houri 1 PM to 1 OPM Call Thurtday or Fnday 10AM to 4PM lor perso nal tntervtew 614 446-6146 ~=------- lc ­ GOVERNME NT JO SS 51 6 040 S59, 230 yr Now Htr· 1ng Call 805· 687· 6000 ht A 9805 tor cur rent federal l11t Apphcattons berng accepted for London Pool Maneger. Send resumo comple te with referonce to Clt:trk Jantce lawson. V11!ege of Syra cus e Syracuse. Oh1o 46779 Deadline for apply rng Mar ch 1 1987 E•pe11nneRd se amstre ues wAnted Work ar home on p1ece work Cen tr al Oh1o doll mek8f' needs appro• 10 seweu A va rege pay S 5 50 per Rag Doll tncludmg bodtet and clothet Must be wtlhn{J' t o work 25 hours or more per week Reliable.' quality co nscrou1 mdrv1du1ls only Must send umple of your work to Pnuy' s, 7695 Be11 ~uut A ve Dubltn, Oh10 43017 Wu wrll ruturn For detarls call Barby Robert a 1 M••• 889 1397 Wanted Hatrstyltst mole or lomalo I year ex perrence pret fared bu t not necessary Call 992 -2550 or stop in et Shear lltusrons 293 S 2 nd Mtddleport The Army Natronel Guerd needs both non· prior end prior mrhtary servrce 1ndrvrduals Jorn now tor a part -ti me job with full ttme buneftt1 Educational money available 304· 676 ·3950 or 1 800-642 3e 19 AVON . no survrce charge open teffii(Jrie• phone 304 - 676 1429 IMM EDIATE full ttme operettng room technrcu' n posrtron rs available for quallfted tndtvidual Ew.port eneed applrcan11 only ow.cellent frrnge beneftt pack age Those deslnng more ~nfo rmatron please contact th e personnel oHtce at pteas•nt Valley Hospl· tal 304·675· 4340, equal OP · portumty , etf1rmatlve actron protective employer IMMEDIATE . Help wanted. filii t tmo Obsletncal Cherge R N position av1ulable Labor and delivery ex perumcB requ1red , excellent fr ingB benefrts and • s1ar1rng selary Contact person net dept at Pleasant Valley Hospital tor more information Equlrll oppor1unity, afl1rmltlve act1on protecttVe employees L:!::::::......,..,,,._ ~ w.w....,......,.. "Sorry to hear you re quitting, Hendricks. I was looking forward to letting you go!" 1 r,;;;;;;;;::;;;;::;;;;;;="T";3;;2~M~o::::b;::i;;I•~H~o!!!!m~e!!!!s~=-' ~ 31 for Sale Homes for Sale 3 bedrooms elosa to town, 2 baths. ftreplacfl . central air, range & oven City Schoalt Ph e14-246-9248 9-yr bnck ranch 3 Bdr, 2 baths. full basement. 2-car attached garage, heat pump-central err. full · epphanced k1tchtn C1ty Schaols Call 245-9648 Routt 36, West of Holzer. 3 mrle1 3 8R. ttnglegarage. utthty rm ., 1 bath, nice y11d. Cell 814· 446 ·1358 3 BR Windsor mobtla home: Awnings Plus 2 acr81, 12 fruit trees, county watar, septic, ideal lo cation 1!. mtle N Panet-Hwy 160 814,900 Call &13-731 · 2107 Cln'tl 2 atory, 4 BR. 3Yl bath, lg hvmg & farluly rm . spac1ous kttchen. lull basement. twrmmrng pool. Buckeye tlreplace, stove. 011 heat low budget Call614 -448· 7080 Mtll' s Home, Evans Height• 3 bdr , c:entrll arr. lull bsmt. carport, low b11ls !FHA) Call e14-44e-0906 Two bedroom house, living ro(Jm , dming room, kitchen, bath, full baeement. double car garage on appro~t l mately 1 2 acres on Rose H1ll Pomeroy Owner must tell Reasanable offer will be constd8f'ed Phone 614 -678· 2613 1980 W1ndaor. 14~t70. 3 bed rooms. 1 1h baths. total alectrtc a11 cond. porch, must move. $12.000.00 304-e96 3048. 896 3583 1977 Mobtle home. 12•60, all electric, $8,500 00 304-676· 2809 1963 Na1hua w1th upando, 3 bedrooms central err. many extras. will sell with or wrtttout land, 304·675· 5628 between 6·00 and 10 00 PM REPOSSESIONII Pay JUSt what 11 owed, nice clean 12)166. 2 bedroom, all electric mobrle home, JUit reconditioned . Mod· eat amount down. balance ltnanced in manthly pavment•--· L1ke rent. only you are buying your own homell We will deliver to ra•onable location at no additional charge 1f purchated thts weak Phone 304 675 1121 bfltween 9 00 AM -5 00 PM. '86 " Holly Perk". 14x80. 3 bedroome. 2 bath s, 304-675· 7298 1978 Cameron, 12x60 mobile home, 10111 elec. 2 bedrooms. 8llC: cond, makt~ offet 304· 6752266 or 676 -2631 esk far R1ck. Mob1le home for ule. 2 bedrooms . good cond, 210 Camden Ave. 304-676·1462 33 Farms for Sale 6 rooms and bath m Pomeroy wrth btsement and fireplace No reasonable offer refused Mu It tell Phone 114· 992·7462. 2 houtts t t Hob1on One 4 roumt and bath, ba1ement One 6 rooms and beth, large lot, garage Both lor t19.000. See Mervin or Juenlta Uute or call 614-992-9986 doyo Bulctt 6 cy linder eng1ne. rebuilt len than 20. 000 miiM In Buick Skvhawk Body good. lrame is bad Sell complete 8500 Ball Newly renovated, 2 bedroom, full baument. tree gas. Por· tlend, Ohio 614· 843-&308. Lookrng for rest home lor your love one? large room with bath, hot meals, tv. ew.tru 8400 00 · S60D 00 Ph. e14-25e·e509 Home care. Have r(Jom for elderly lady rn my home State UcensBd 8600 per month Home co(Jki ng. I(Jvtng care Cali 614 -142 2292 Day Ct'lrt tor elderly ·w eekty l!mrted space - lunch 1naeks gamBs-erafts-act lvlties Ct'l ll 614·992·3382 Completely remodeled 2 bed· room1, batement, evervthing nBw 2312 Madison Ave , t21 ,500 00 304-&75 54n or 304-372-9970 3 bedroom rancher, Meadow· land Estate• (behmd •rmory) eorner lot. vinyl aiding, tteet pump wrth central 1ir, lerge kitchen lnc:l ttove, refrigerator, diehwa1her. laundry room. loti mo1e Mld 40's, call 304·175· 7127 evenings or 176- 1185. For sele or rent. 4 bedroom ho use, b11ement, carport, New Haven , 304-882 -2584 Schools Instruction RetrAin Now . Southe11tern Bus· tness College. Call 614· 446· 4367 18 Wanted to Do Aoof tng. P1unting. small plumb· 1ng Rnd ca rpfltry JObs Rea1on•· ble, Free EstamatBs Ph 304- Anx ious to still! Reduced pric:alt 3 bedroom. 2 full b1th1. btult-ln kitchen, central air, b~rn. pond, 8'h acres, Rt . 2 North Poi nt Pleeunt, Pat and Butch Green· 30 acre 111rm has good ttome, large barn and large pond. Sauth Weatarn School D1strict Ph e14-246-9248 32 acres 4 milea outside city limits Cozy 7 room, 1 story home Popullr Addison school dtttrict. Fishing pond, barn lout butldings C1ll Mc:Gurre Realtor Co , 1402 Fourttt Ave. Huntmg· ton, WV 25701 or ca11304· 529- 6033. 304-875·7380 Fi11a11ci al Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lNG CO . rucommendt that you do businoss with 'people you know. and NOT to tend montrY t hrough the mail until you hiiVI!I Investigated the offering. EARN 20% On 86.000 00 in lets 1h1n e year. Loc:il BuiUneu Man w1n11 one lnvttter only Repayment aseured by Jrd. PlrtY tor detttlt inquil l Box T-1003 Care Of Gallipolis D•llv Tribune, 82 5 Third Avenue, Gllllpolla, Ohio 45e31 dancewear taroblc or ICC"IO· ries 110ra. Jordache. Chic. L.ee. Lev i, lzod, Ghano, Mens, Calvin Klem. Sergio V1l.nte. Ev1n Picone. Liz Cl1lborna, M•mbars only, Guollne, Healthte• . over 1.000 othert t1.-. BOO to e76-610e. 35 Lots l!o Acreage l(Jt for tela 1 acre piu1 Near Pomeroy At. 7 . Call 614 992· 5132 or 814-992- 7671 . Ashton building lou. mobile homes permitted. Clyde Bawen. Jr 304-676-233e Re111al s House in Clifton, f6,&00 00, phone 304-882 -31!3 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST. QALLIPOLIS, RT 38 PHONE 614-441-7274. Houses for Rent 8 room he on 60 acree 1t Eureka UOO • month room ha 76 acre farm-Muon County Call 304-175-6104 . 2 BR . on Vine St . in town. All new e~rplrl, distlwuher, refr~g ­ trator, stave Call e14 -446· 1978 Nuhwf 12i85. 2 IXIr .. large b1th, very good cond t8&00 or beat offer Cell e14· 44e-7687. Double wide Z4x52 new wift· dows. new counter tops, new Mutt t.tl. 1974 Oowenor 1•x70, 3 IIA , 11/J bath. und•pinnlng Coli 614 -38e-98!! oo 388- 8192. Blautltul 3 bedroom houae in Svflcu M Full kitchen, large l1wn. Contec:t deys 814·992· 6298 or nights 114· 117·3786 42 Mobile Homes lor Rent 2 bdr .. 111 utilltl .. p1ld e.~ecept Bilac., turn or unfurn.. see. deposh required . Convenient location. Ctll 114· 448·86158 or 614-446-4778. 2 bdr. tullyfurnlahedadulte only, utll. paid C.ll 114-4U·4110. In Eurelt• .. cellent ahape 2 8dr. w ith expudo. Auponcible .dulls Clnly No pets U25mo Depo1it required Ph &14-241· 614·3H·9686. i612)888-e666 23 K I K Mobile Hom•. Inc:, new end ultd homM ttarting at tr1ining, npen 15 d1y1. Mr Lughlln Professional Servicee Piano & organ lauont Mary Lucas Call 81 4-448·9787 Of e14-448-4426 14.400 00 and up. 304·17!· 3000. Very nice 1811 Pttrlot 14x70. 2 br. 1,1AI beth, 1Dd0 porch, und.pinnlrtt. Milton Roush. 304-88!-3378 0338 Unfurniahed 1pt -4 room s, bath. C entr~llv lacated 1 or 2 adults No pets Referen ces, Securrty depo1it required Call 614-446· 0444 Oakwood Apt 1 bedroom uni t. stove & refrigerator furmahed. No pets. Call 814 446-2065 aft Dr 6pm Gerago apartment furnrshed t1 76 00 plus electrrctty Secu r ity depos1t required Adults onlv Call 614-446-8296 Newly constructed 1 story 2 BR duplex, appro• 1 m1la fram downt own Galltpolts. Referen· ces No pets Call 614·446· 1250 2 bedroom rtver v1ew apartment Equtpl)ed kitchen, tresh pr ckup Ideal for 2 parties to share e.-.pences Call 614 992·6639 Gracious Hvmg 1 and 2 bed room apartments at Vtllage Menor and Rtwerslde Apart ments in Middleport From &215 Including utrlitles Call e14-992-7787 EOH 2 bedroom, fumithed or unfur· n~thed aplf'tment on Sprrng Ave Large pat1o Cell614· 992· 6886 after e 00 p m 2 BR 1pt Syracuae e136 month plut utrhtres. Depos1t required . 614 · 992 -6732 or 614-992 7e71 . Coil 614-992-6434 or 304882·2586 1 bedroom furntthed apt . in Middleport. All utllitlftl paid &210 month plut depotit Un· lurnlshed 8200 614 -992 · 6763 Now taking appliCIIItons Stone Woods Apertmentt, 1100 Po· well St ., Middlepon, Ohio Con· tllct on site Res1dant Maneger M1nme John1on . 9.00 A.M . to 3:00P.M. Monday thru Friday . One bedroom apartments for Senior Citizens, Handicap, or Oiubled . 814 · 992 - 3066 CUQC:IW 1974 Chevy CMyenne pick-up c.t¥-r. Cl"""- control. t2t500. Cell 814-448· 3834. 47Wanted to Rent 1873 C-80 Chtyy 2.ton 16 h dump bed. Good condition. C1ll 8,oo DillCilDCil~m Ci11illl New• CIJ Dig Valley CD Mazda Sportslook 1111 CD Jefferson• Cll Square One TV (CC) (fil Secret City @ Facta of Ute 6.05 CD Beverly Hillbillies 8:30 D ill (ill NBC News CD Sport.Center Clllll Cll ABC News • (!)Hogan' a Heroes Cll Doctor Who ®l II Ci1l CBS News (fil Real Advna. ol She~ock Holmes and Proctor Wat- 3478. e75-5362 Vans l!o 4 W .O. 73 Merchamlise '8& ToyD1a,-4 whHI drive, extra cab, ioeded, ,5 ye• transf•able warranty, 00 304-8823780 or 304· 773-15888 •e.eoo 3 BR home. w1ter & trastt fwrn'td. Vlntonerea t175 / mo , 1100/ Dep 2 children C1ll 2 bdt , Pl~ntl Subdfvlslon Bula· ville Rd. f175 a month Call 614-441-4564 aHor 6 PM . 2. bHroom mobile home. Hut furnlshed,J. ~ocated in Gllllpolls . Co11114-041-IZ32. 1985 MabUe Home. 1 4x70. on St. Rt 143 *230, &•lndudod. Coll614-992-6441. 51 Household Goods APARTMENTS . moblla homes, 'houses Pt Pleasant and Galllpo- llo 614-44e-8221 Two bedroom furnished ept New Haven. 304·882·3267 or 304· 773-6024. 3 raom •partment 1nd bath, utilithtt paid. f226.00 month. 304-671·1090 Sm1ll 1 bedroom apt, 22nd and Mt . Varnon Ave. t132 50 month. 304-e75 - 5579 cond, 304-882-3236. AUCTION SWAIN & FURNITURE e2 Olive St , Gall1polis New & used wuad -coalstovet, 61)cwood LR suite S399 , bunk beds $199, recliners new & used bedroom su1tes. wringer washers, & shon New hvingroom au1te1 446-3169. &199-S699. lamps. Call 614- Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Rooms and light houiB keeping rooms Park Centfll Hotel Call 61• ·448· 48 Space for Rent '73 Chevy Suburban, 4 wheal drive, t1,200.00 304·675- .... Valley Furmture. new & used. Large section of qualitv furniture 1216 Eastern Ave . Gall1pohs. GOOD USED APPLIANCES Weshera, dryera, relrrgeraton, ranges Skaggs Appltances. Upper River Ad ba11de Stone Crest Motel. 614-448·7398 lAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa• a11d chens prrced from S395 to S996 Tabln and up ta 8126 Hlde·a·btdt S390 to 8595 Recliners 8225 to S376 Lamps US to 8125. Omettes e109 and up to 8496. Wood table w -6 chain t286 to $795. Desk $100 up to t376. Hutches t400 and up Bunk beds complete w ·mattreues $295 and up to 8396 Babv beds •110&t176 Mattressesorbo.IC springs full or twin 863. firm S73. and S83 Queensats8225. King S360 4 drewer cheat 866 Dressers $89 Gun cabinets 8, 10, 12gun Gasorfll&ctricrange S375 Baby menre11es 836 S45 Bed fram111 $20, 830 & King frame S60 Good selectin of bedroom 1ulte1. mete! ca· blntts. headboards S30 and up to $86 •so a. Used Fum1ture: wood table & 2 benches, beds . dreuer. wood wardrobe. 3 miles out Bulaville Fld Open 9AM to 6PM . Mon. thru Sat 614-446·0322 STOP-lOOK-SAVE Mollohan Furniture & Appl1an cas. Rt 7 Nonh G•llipollt. Ohio Ph 614 -448-7444 6pc Wood Uwlng Room Suite t399 00 Whrrtpaol washer t76 Kenmore Washer &96 Mayteg wringer washer 895. Refrrgerttor frost· free $95 Refrigerator s1d1 bv side S95 Electric range 30 inch 896 Electric ranve 36 1nch •96. Gas range 30 inch 895. Dryer· Kenmore t95, Skaggs Apphan· Cll, Upper R1vlf Rd .. 614-448· 7398. Good used portable and lloor model color tv 's Ph 614-446- 1149. Ueed Rheem Hot Water Tank, 40 gallon electric 865 Also love seat 815 Cell 614-742·2961 74 ~~·~'~H~'"~•'~u~~~~~~~::::r~~~~~~~~~~:" Cloae out Nle on 1198 White sawing machme-equipped to zlg·zeg, monogrtm. aver cast, mend. hemmingto,fadtemp Firewood 100% Seuoned Herd· wood . Split , deliwered . 6 stacked. t3B Call 814-446· Apartment slz, refrigerator Coueh & chair. dinette set, twin springe mattrest, desk, tramts, & chest of drawert Call 614- 448-3224. Mixed h~Jdwood altbs. t 12. per bundle Conte1ning tpprox. 11h tons FOB Ohio Pallet Co Pomeroy. Ohio Ctll614-992 - 6481 . 12 ft. llllillite d1sh. Ali ramote c:onlrol. Good as new Call evenings 814- 892-6191. Must sell. F~rewood for ula S30, b1g PICCk·up load. delivered Call 814-742- 3194 or 614· 742- 8e21 Baby crtb with mattreu excel· lent condition Ph 814· 246· DP Multi-Position Weight 9eneh with leg curl plus 1101bs of weight• like new UO 00 Call 814-446 -1806 anytime. el4-446-3844. ThrH room office, OTW Gallipo· lis, newly remodeled , 8300.00 a month. Include• all utilities. Ph 814-441-1647 18'x48 ' Steal Bldg.-747 Third Avenue. 3 phase power, 12 ft overheed door, concrele floor Coli el4·44e-2382 442e Clo1e out tala on 1981 Whitt uwing machine-equipped to zig-zeg, monogrtm, over cest. mend. hemnilng, mlk11 button ttolea, dams. sews on buttons and more. Theae mechlnat ere new whh • 10 yr warranty Suggeasted price It t329 .96 nowonty•98 95. Cal1614·386· 4536 for lret dellverv Bruce Beattie 83 16Y2 ft. Glaatron Sk1 Boat. 1977 2986 Livestock Boats and Motors for Sale 83800. S~end1ng At Stud AOHA Palamino Sttllion 16.1 tltndt Reg Istered Mar" $100 614-949 24&5 evenings 4 yearling he1fera, 112 hMiford. "h S1mmeotat Paul Ktrr. Ct!Mttr. Ohoo e14-986·3538 84 76 FRANK AND ERNEST·· WAiGH WHAT HE WH~N TH~ GUY ON rlie: COMMe'FCIAL. Mtn ' a d11mond nng, s1ze 13 3 diamonds , 18 carat. 14 K. void. Recent appraisal made with replacement value •et at 8399.85. Asking $300 Call 10e2 Dried shelled corn U 50 per c:wt. Ground 81.00 PM cwt. Ground with m~as•ea t&.75 per CW1 Hey for sele, T. A Williamson. 3824, eak for Rev Baker 304-675-2586 15Jt 16 storage building New Sawmill and aawmlU parts for tale. 814-247-3281 Approlumete 1, 600 balea mixed hav for ule. first 1nd second cutting in barn. 81 26 per bale. Call 304·675-1400 between 9:00 am end 4:00 pm. c.n Tony'a Gun Repairs, hot reblut· ing Open 9 00 AM to 7 :00PM. Coli 304-675-4631 Model 94 Winchester Cluic 30·30 8460. 20" Homehte XL-12 Chi In IIW f1 00. Cell 304-773-6303. Cobra 89 XLR . CB radio , 40 c:tlennel With antenne, mike, bsse or mobile unit, S150 00 304-e75-1e57 Pool table wh.h equipment, ntteda tome repalrt, S30 00 66 Building Supplies Concrete blocks ellttzes yard OJ delivery M1son nnd. G1lllpollt Block Co.. 123"h Pine St .. Qalhpolis, Ohio C1ll 814-448· 2783. 71 Autos Pets for Sale 9234 Plymou1h Dutter, 5· speed, AC. 17.000 miles, ntce cltal) car Ph. 614-379-2726 1984 Dodge Anet, tuto air Cash price 82, 799.00, Johns Auto Slits, Bulaville Rd 1986 Oids Cullen, AM· FM Cas1ete. V-1. bleck. Eltcellent condition Ph, 814· 24&-5841 after 4pm. 1974 Dodge Chllleng•. Over 600 in motor. rHw C1m, 4 berrell c•burator, headers. 4 new tiru, on keytton" whtl air thocks Ne..t1 1ome body work 1800.00 Co11614-3e8-9618 1981 Z-28 Camero, red & blaek 1nt•1or. PS, PB, air. tilt whHI. cruise. AM-FM catsatte. Ph 1880 Chovotto. Noodl Cllb. rebuilt. t31SO 0227. Dragonwynd CatteJ¥ Kannel CFA Hlmtlaytn, Pertian and Siamese klnens AKC Chow puppies Call 614-448·3844 after ?PM Groom and Suppty Shop ·Ptt Grooming All breeds .. All stylu Julie Webb. C1ll 814· 44e·0231 English Setters. full blooded. goodforbteeding. f10 DO each, 304·876-1867 C111 814·"6· 1870 Chwalle-Must Sell . Askinv t2600. Mey contider trade. Call 814-441·8201 . 1879 T-Bird 77,000 milea, PS -PB, AC, AM-FM StorooCaSHttt, •1100. Call814· 2158- 6217 ahll 4pm. 1878 Chevrolet Mome Carlo, body good, new p1rnt. 1975 Chevrolet Ceprlct, good cond1· tlon . Call 114· 992· 8722 afttr 8:00 evenings 1974 Dodve Special Edhlon. 4 door, low mlltave. good condi· f.1r111 I> Slliillllt:, liVI!o l lll:k lion. 11200. Coli 614-992e131 . 1181 Mercury, 4cyl. automatic, air. radio, rear window d.,rost, good condhion, t12915. 814- 317-7710. 81 Farm Equipment 11295. Hay wo110n .Soo CaM 114-286-6122. . CROSS. SONS U s. 35 Wilt, Jtcbon. Ohio. 614-286-SQ1 . Mauey Ferguton, Ntw Holland. luth Hog Sal• & Service. Over 40 uud tractors to choon from • complete line of new 6 used equipment Lergeat ttl~lon In s .E. Ohio. JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. SR 31 W. !lrolllpolls, Ohio. Cell 114·441-9777, ev1. 114-441·3512, Up front triC· tors with warranty 0\1., 40 Ultd trecton, 1000 tools. 1171 HOD Ford Tr.ctor wl1h plows t8,2&0.00 New Holland Hay lalw t791.00, MF Reke 1391 00 Coli 114-211-1622 110 M•11le Ftrguton Dl•el Tract;or 2300hrt. t3,950.DO, 8ft . Pull Type lue.h Hog t450.00. 300 gat Sprtytr with 2011. boomo 121!.00 1'1\. 814· 218-1622. 477 New Holltnd 7ft, Hay Sine, like ntw tor U.IOO.OO VerRound Baler 4dft. bel•. used 1 1ea10n C.l 114-388· m_. 8132. Coming Soon. New progr...ive John Deere Agriculture Deatw~ llhlp In Galllpollt. W11ch for openl"fl announcement. White Ferm Tr~Ctaf~, hit Priot lr\ A-. lid"" Equipmtnl Co. Henderson, W. V1. 304·175- 7421 llkH 5~89 . Unconditional lifetime gutran. tee. Local references turn11hed Free 81timate1. Call collect 1· 614· 237 ·0488, dey or night Rogers Basement Waterproofing. ents of an .nfant are men- " EEK & MEEK AfJD kXJT' t.VEJV ~RTlCULARLY ClfY:£ lO? SO'AETIME5 r W16H MYN'W.Eo WA5 'GEORGE ~ 50 THA.T WHEN MY NOM HOLLERS, "WINTHROP.' WHY < 1876 Buick Rev.O 1700.00. Phone 304 -175·1881 after I'OOPM. '78 Chevrolet K-5 Bluer, good cond, 304- 875-3341 or 67&- 5185. '77 ChiiVV Nov1, S cyl, auto, PS, PI , AM·FM, Keytton• Magt, rodlsl IIIII, 304·882·2626 1877 Flreblrct, aood cond, one own•. covertd, not driven for 2 yeart, 100,000 miles. 11 .000.00. ofltr 6,00, 304675·3781 . 1177 Volklwagen D•ah•. 4 cyl. 4opHd. 71 ,000mllao,,.olvoorl ..... 304-171-3841. '71 Mareury 302, v.aauto. new CQ\IE 1-Q\\E THIS MINUTE I'! .. ' .... " Aottrt or cable tool drilling Most wells completed nmeday Pump ul• and •ervlce 304· strange hole in the earth' s ozone laver that 1s about the stze of the Umted States. Is 896·3802 82 Plumbing S. Heating CARTER'S PlUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Qalllpollo. Ohio 11 natural or BARNEY PAW!'. IF YOU DON'T STOP PAMPERIN' OL' BULLET HE'LL BE SPOILED ROTTEN The Simons stu'mble unto an HARK !! I IHINK I JUST HEERED HIM WHIMPER HE MUST 8E ABOUT READY FER ANOTHER BANANER 72 Trucka for S1la 1872 Ford good condition U26.00 I'll. 114-311·1111. I 1-.....,,.;7,....;;-,8,.:-:.'TI:;_-:;.-I..:_TI- -j • • • " I oecame rlc n selling hom1ng plge o ns ," e <PIa'" ed the mllhonalls "How many did you sell?" InqUired lhe reporter . ··Jusl one," h.~ sm1led. "bul he always _ e Comp leTe The chuc kle Yugoslavian consulate. (60 mon) (fil ·M)IIItery: Return of Sheo1oclc HolmH ICC) When an Important docu- quoted _?Y lt llmg tn the m•~s.ng wo rds L-....L-...l..-.L......J~..L---' you develop lrom ~tcp No 3 bel ow PRINT NUMBERED lE it ERS IN SQ UARES 6) ~~~~ttBLE I FORI I I I I I I I YESTERDAY'$ SCIAM·LET$ ANSWERS Laxity - Group - Vogue - Elated- TALLER The talloT measured the man 's wa islllne. "Dear me," the man sighed, "a tree with the same Cllcum.teTence would be much TALLER." Clearing a path to score game NORTH ! !I Hl • A Q 10 • 874 • Q 10 + AKJ8~l By James Jacoby Talk aboutaggressove b1ddong' Your lefl·hand opponent opens one notrump, showing 16-18 pomts When your partner doubles, you 're very happy to pass stnce you have eight !ughcard pa1nts of your own Then Wesl b1ds two dramond s, you (South) bid two hearts and partner ra1ses you to three For sure, you have to htd four . although 1t's hard to figure out where North got hi s ra iSe to three After West lea ds three rounds of di amonds, 1t's easy to see that it would be a mistake to take a heart hnesse. West has the heart ki ng a nd would be able to play a nother diamond. Domg so would allow East to uppe rcut w1th the 10 or non e of hearts. So, bemg clever, after ruffmg the thi rd diamond m dummy, you play ace and queen of hearts Th at eflectovcly k1lls the uppercut, but someth mg else happcus After tak1ng the kmg of hearts, West leads a club You ca n take the ace and king in dummy, but what next'' When you try to get back to your hand by ruffong a club, West makes the 111 of hearts for the sett on g tnck We all sec it now. of course After ruflon g the third di amond in dummy , South must cash th e A-K of cl ubs. Now he can pl ay ace and queen of hearts EAS'f WEST • K7 3 • K 10 .9 652 .. 9 2 t 865 3 .AK J9 2 + tO 6 4 2 + Q7 SOUTH • J 64 . AQJ65 t 70 +9 3 Vulnerahle. Nc 1thcr Dealer West Wesl I NT 2t Pn ss Pass North Dbl Pa ss 3• Pa ss Ea!d Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead Soulh Pass z• •• +K '------------.J w1th impunily West wrll have way 110 of lockmg declarer mto dummy to promote Ius heart 10 . and once agaon North Will be rewarded lor overh1dd1ng A new bovk by Jmnes Jn coby and fus fat her, I he fill C Oswald Jacoby, IS now avariable ,, , bookslorcs Ills "Jacoby on Card G:rmcs. · pub/J> IJCd by Pharos Books by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 2 Co ll• ·gP in Oh1 11 1 Karat e 3 "Lakm<' for on<' 4 Sla ll 5 i\clh rslvl' 6 TurkiSh rneJiow 12 Box:in~o~ siu• m(•asun• 13 Marsh 7 \ofkoa il plant 8 Etrh YcHterda y'"' Answer 15Sporl 10 - 0a rH:er 16 Makr· ),,.,. ( i)l'rh) 24 Adorn 30 Play . S('~mN11 a dt"ih 18 Shn·w hors1• ) 25 IO:I(I s :11 lal opy mou sr 14 Wlm l .:; ty )l' 32 PrkpN 19 Gomer l'yl<'. pool 36 Car 26 Ill-lay for onf' 17 So!!tt' mishap 27 Unfair 21 Jlour1df'r 20 frosl 22 Cro<' i>"' 23 c;el ynur 28 M(;M 's 38 Abyss 40 Exhauso 23 llndu latory frel we1 24 Ruwlin~. fot 011 (' 2611unn y 27 ficl along 28 lsrarl1 airpon 29 Tahh' ~c rap :JO Exc·luslve 33 And (I ;er) 34 F"h 3rt Grt - of 37 nr lglan I' ll}' 39 Custom 41 Scrutinize 42 Eu<'hansl plate 43 Aspire 44 Bold DOWN I Stuff DAILY CR YPTOQUOTES - Here's how lo work It: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW tine turns to Harry for heJp when her boll makes sex· ual demandl of her In S1oreo. 10:00 D (1) (lll L.A. Law Van Owen recovers from her shoulder wound , her teen · aged assailant Is placed on trrol and balding Brackman buys a hairplece. (60 mln .)ln Stereo Cllll CIJ 20/20 (CCI To- 7911 . Wettereon 's Water Hauhng. reesontble rat ... Immediate 2,000 gallon delivery. cist..-ns, pools, well, etc: cell 304-578- night'a program feeturee an lnteNiew wi,.,. former First Lady 8eny t ' •d end 1ho Broadway open., g of 'Lea M10erableo ' 180 min.) Odd Couple (I) FrontiiM: Nul Connec:· tlon (CCI Clear evidence ohowo that rules and re· cord• were bani and changed to allow Germen 2919 HouH coel, limntone, and gravel Oelivet'ed 1 ton and up. Jim Lanier. 304-871-1247 or •m 676· 7397. Mowrey'e Uphollttflng ttrving tri county ar•• 22 .,..,,,The b..t In tumtture upholttenng, Call 304 · 175 · 4154 for fru ettimll" · I F E N IE D help from Holmes (80 min .) 9:30 D (1) (lll Night Couot Chris- Jtmea Boys Wttll' Service Al1o pDDI• friled. Call 114·268· 1141 or 11.&-448- 11715 or 614-448· I 873 Mt<curv Cougw UOO.OO. 1886 Hondo kootor CH-200, A • M Custom Couches end 11,600.00. 304·176-3111. Reupholltery, St. At 7. Crown Chy, Oh. 114·256-1470, Evo '81 Dodge Llnctr, red. front 114·446-3438. Opon dol~ 9to whHI - · II oqulpmonl.llko 4·30, Sat 9·30 to 1 30. Old & owr P8Ymenta. 304-171-280. new Uphoetered I~~ _ - 1 - -L--L--L-.J for European affa1ra solicit General Hauling Upholetery secret Amencan files from a minister and the secretary Dlli~rd Water SMwice· Poola, Slsterns, Wells. Delivery Any. time. Call e14 -448-7404 oond, *8110.00. 304-176·2112. 87 FBI 1nvestigat1on when they are asked to s teal back top- ment ia 111olan, the prime 446-4477 Wtter tteuhng, Formerty Ken Wheaton• now John's Water Service. lema price~ , phOfle 304-678·2819 or &78 -24154 . was it caused by man-made freon gasas1(60 m1n .) ®l II Ci1l Simon & Simon Phane 814· 446·3888 or 614· 85 shock during the~r wedding ceremony. Chanmng makes Mon1ca tries 10 talk Sable ou1 of marrying Zack (60 min .l ()) Nova: Hole In the Sky (CCI Scien1is1 examrne a ore75-7147. 2e42 or67e-29D3 Duke at Nooth CarollnaChal'_el Hill 12 hra I Live Cll lll .Ill Colby• ICC! Jason and francasca recetva a a decis1on about Miles and RINGLES'S SERVICE, e.~epa ­ rienc..t c•rpenttt, a18ctr1C11n, m•on, painter, raoflng (lnclud· ing hot tar appltc:etian) 304· roldol, ltiD 00. '78 Oldo Omea• 210•.a cvt, tuto, good T COiJLD STAY 0-IT LONGER . I L. II Cognalt' CIJ 700 Club CD Colleae Baeketball: MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP I 16 s I to become the band's mana ger and reshape their tmage they are 1nvtted to dtnner by Fraster and his 1tve-1n gtrlf· nand In Stereo. • Ph 614-388-9e21 Sterka Tree and Lawn Serv1oe Htdgu, shrubt . buthes trimmed. lendsc:tping, ltump and leaf removal, 304-578. I i .~ WR 0 C E k---.:~.;..;.::.,..::....:;----1. and her rock band for a school function . he decides In S1ereo 9:00 DCll ® CheeroiCCI Sam and Otane play referee when Mullins Home Improvement• Vinyl & Alum Siding & Soffit Free*ttlmatea. !William Multlnt) 67~-2088 I NAKLY I ll I I' I bl ow 5 Mod<•l 9 <irow When Alex hires Jennifer A.P.S. 4 door. 1tc0ftd own•. gr· blk top. t1 .1150.DO. 304- 176-&314. aced by a would-be baby broker (60 m'" I (fil Tho Planet Eaoth iCC) AI the North Pole. scien11s1s fly through a super-charged aurora shaped by a vio)ent solar s1orm 160 m1n I (R) @ MOVIE: 'The Deer Hunter' Part 1 8·05 (I) MOVIE: "Walking Tall' a·30 II Cll@ Family Ties (CCI Aoom additiont. tlectncal. roof· ing. ald~ng. plumbing, Excellent reltfencn C.ll614 -367 -0412. Fetty Tree Trimming. stump removal Call 304 -875- 1331 . 'The poverished teenaged par- All 1VPH carpenter & concrete wOt"k. lntlf'lor, exterior, remo deling. peint10g, roofing, free nthnMH Call 614 -446-8174 304·57e· 2398 or e14-4462454. MOVIE: MacNeil-Lehrer Nawahour ®l 1D Ci1l Wizard The Im- 448-0294. RON'S TeltvlltOn Service Houte calla on RCA, Ouazar, GE . Spee1atlng in Ztnrth Ctll ffi Cll ter 6:00p.m . '73 N0'411, 33.000 'm il•. a evl. mer Olvmptcs and the De- mocraltc Net 1ona) ConventiOn m Mtam1 (60 mtn I Mechanic' SWEEPER and sewing machine repair , parts. 1nd suppliu Ptek up 1nd delivttl"f Davia Veeuum Cleaner , one helf mile up Georg• Creek Rd Call 614· Ill CoU 614-992· 11700. Coli 614-992·6148 of· ~AARY WAS THE OCCUPANT, I"M NOT SO SURE NOW! ' BASEMENT WATERPRDOFINQ - 1880 Ctmtro. VI, air, euto. break -in, the Mumch Sum - f11 1872 Pontlte C1t1lint Good motor and tr~namlalon Firat 1125 201 0 John Dette dlnlll tractor· plowt, dltc UIISO. New Idee Dyne Bounee mower t485 Lite model 224T John O.ert beltr ·--A.ND A.LTHOUGH THE EVIDENCE INDICA.lED Home Improvements .r Sale 814·388·9802 66 ALLEY OOP Scrv1 ces 81 1988 Ford Thunderbird, one ownltl', must sell Cell 814-2415 1985 7:35 8:00 304-678·2989 TranstJOrtation Herballfe lndepend1nt Dlst. Cell me for product Mon -Fri 9·3. Gloria Grlte 304· 882-31&2. Camper trailer fultv equipped. readv to go, tenks lnduded, rn ~J..L.ovt:~ ACG:OVNj. 79 Moton Homes 8t Campers 304-458-1031 e14-992-3200 or 614-992- TAL.JC.S' A8our TH.f? 8AN'# B-N·M Tire, blemished tirAs, De1n, Central, 13"-14"'-16", ID Ci1l@ Wheel of Fortune Barney Miller Cll Sanlord and Son U ill Cll Now Newlywed Game &I ffi Too Close lor Com foot 0 Judge ~Wheel of Fortune 1D Ci1l (ill Jeopardy ~ Jefferson• (I) Honeyrnoonero U ffi@ Cosby Show iCC) In Stereo ill Daktari Cll 0 I]) Our World iCC) A. look at the summer of 197 2 explores the Watergate ~ 7:06 7:30 BOILEG James Jacoby Newahour DOES be · )ow to form four su,ple word5 Sl CDM'A'S'H 0 Cll People's Couot Cll Wondeoful World of phews 160 m'".) ®l News (fil MacNeil-Lehrer • Auto Parts l!o Accessories 8t Grain Hay eH-992-5437 of1or 6 814-985-3&38. t~e BRIDGE ies of cartoons featunng Donald Duck and Mickey Mouse be.ng frustrated and t ncked by the 1r rascally ne· p.m. 18 ft. Bass TraCker U1 40 H P Trolling Motor, live well, and so forth Paul Kerr, Cheater. Ohio leners o f 0 Rearrange l our scrambled word' WDID GAMI POLLAN Wtllte Ne)son talks about hts upcomtng feature f tlm, " Red Headed Stranger '' Disney: Mlckay and Donald Kidding Around A ser- Mercury 175 HP recenlly rebuilt. 3q4-895-3456 875.00 Ph. 814·448-2491 ond Wood1pli1ter S&OO , Kaw11akl 90cc t100. Call 814-448· 76 Want to trade l~rge round bal• of hay for cattle Ph. 1514·48· Fuel Oil Tank holds10.0gallon oil INvem ..uge Now buying thell c:orn or e• corn Cali for let ell quotts. River Citv Farm Supply, 114-448- Vef¥ largflgymnestrccushion for ule Durable cover Askmg t76 . Call 614-992 ·3200 or 114992-3824, aak for Rev . Baker Davr1on's Lands caprng Pink 6 White Dogwoods, Flowering Crabtreea, Shade Trees end Conifers Can be pltnted now for this spr1ng. Ph 814·258· 1427. 16 It Utility Trailer, duel exle. sohd f loor Call 614·388-9802 Basketball: Miami at Florida State 12 hrs.) L1ve Cll Entertainment Tonight 747e. $2600 Colle14-992-7830 245-6121 2 hvdrauhc charra, excellent c:onditron $40.00 each 1 ulon half dryer $60 00 Call614·446· mick (!) College Used auto parts. Chrysler end 8uild1ng Mtterials Block, brick, sewer pipn, wm· dowt, lintels, etc:. Cltude Win· t81't, Rio Grande, 0 . Call 614· Plasti c cistern state approved, plattic uptle tanka, plastic culve"s, me1al culverts RON EVANS ENTERPRISES, Jtck· ton, Oh 614·2 86· 5930. 1984 Honda XL600 . 81,100 00 Motorcycle trtller like new 82&0.00. 304-175· Chevy. Coil 114-247-3281 Conseuion Trailor Gold refr~gefltor. cook top. hood. oven f100 00, 304 -675- Cell 614-266-6261 . 62 Wanted to Buy Large round bal" ofhay,S10 00 each Will deliver Call 814· 448· 1062 after &pm. 17 ft 6007 Cellahan·s Used Tire Shop Over 1.000 ttres. sizes 12. 13, 14. 15, 18, 16.5 8 m1les out Rt. 218. 8 hp naw "Troy Blh" roto tiller, 304·895·3855 funny WKRP In Cincinnati 6:35 Andy Griffith 7·00 IJ ill PM Magazine ill Hardcastle and McCor@I (I) 1983 Hondt V· 45 Magna. excellent condition. very low mileage whh extras Ph. 81•· 367· 0683 1983 Yamaha YZ 80. ew.c: c:ond, 8500 00. Set et 2606 "h M1d1· son or cell John 304-8715 · 6497. by CLAY h1 s stster Lynn get 1nvo!ved m a battle of practtcal jok es that turn out to be not so Motorcycles 2075 304-676 -1867 54 Misc. Merchandise 81 Farm Equipment 3120 Early American , cream, brown, gold and orange, couch and c:harr, same as new. Early Amer1c:an Zenrth contole atereo AM-FM radio Phone 304· 773· 2553. son: C11e of Lynn's Dangerous Admirer Bryan and 1857 ~:.~··:.~:n";:;'~n~"~ ~::'.d 64 Misc. Merchandise Orttn 8AM to 6PM . Mon thru Sat 614 -446· 1699. 627 3rd. Ave Galhpolls, OH 9110. 45 1978 Ford F-1 60, 4 wheel drive. lockout hubt, PS. PB. auto, good ~~~~:~:~v S©~~lA-LG£!rSll _ _ _ ___;__ ldtrod I q)!,ci<- ' 79 Chev'I,Luv, 4 wheel drive, air eond, good thape. 304· 676· Houte In country, prefer. Leon, Arbuckle aree ReMonlble rent Will fix up tf nec:Msary 304· Television Viewing C"\:<C 614-98!-3949 FmHA EHO SNAFU'M '11 COr'nmodort. 14x45, like new 11\ftd in onty 6 months, I)IYOff. Phone 304·982· 3154. Inventory, Furnished epa"ment. next door to ltbrary Oneprofess1analadult only Parkrng Call 614· 446· Office Sptct for Rent bctllent tor Attorneys. Accountlnt . et c: Close to Court ~ouse . Call WIIBmln Reel Ettate Agency 5883 fi~~:tures. gr1nd opening. etc Can Furnlahed & unfurmshed apts , 8160.00 and up. releren cee Ph 304· 676· 7738 or 304 -676 5104 A- 1 Reel Estate Rooms for rent. dav week month. Galli• Hotel Call 814· 446-9715 Rentatlowas8120 month. 1990 LibertY 2 bedroom. 111 electric, fumlahed t77eo. Will contider trade Call 614·992· 7478. 7026 Newly decortttd h• In Otllipo· lis 3 bdr , 2 batht Mulf hwe good referancea Call 814 -4415· Houae for rent, I rooms and bath with garage. l•v• lot. with option to buy. 304-8715-1090 2687. ~14- 44e - 0766. 1972 2 bedroom Mobile Home 1981 Oakbrook 14x70, LR tJtpendo, 38A , 2 btth. wood· burner. AC. 812,600 or belt offer. Must sell c:•ll 614·379· 2 Bedroom apt mce cerpetrng, wattf pa1d. washer 8t dryer hook-up, stove, refrig. furnished available Jan 1. 1987 Ph. 1119 House in Cheater, 6 rooms and b1th Clo11 to tchool 1180. per month plus depotit. Call 614986 -4300 and 814 -992· 7252 . $5 600 00 Ph 114·446·4841 . 1 Bedroom buic rent s 176 00 plus electnc Also requtred a 8200.00 sec:urltV deposit CON · TACT Jackson Estates Oept. Ph 448 -39 97 Equat Houa1ng OpportuMy e 1971 Commodore 12d5. 2 Bdr , partly furnished, wood burning stove Ph 614-388· 9eo4 4926 675·26480f e75-5783 0239 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 2 BR , 16 Coun St Carpeted Kitchen turn 8350·month Plus utilltiet, deposit Call 614· 448· Two bedroom apt. phone 304· 3 bdr ranch. Rodney Vrllege II, 1286 mo. plus deposit . Retaren· c:es requlftd Call Bl1ckburn Realty 614·446 -0008 ...... Ph 614-261-9383 Own your ow n jean·sportawear, led l et 1ppanl. chlldrent · mate•nlty, large tiltl, petite. Commercitl building• for lease. Downtown Pt. Plee11nt. Storet. oH1ce1 A One Real Estate. Carol Yeeglf, Broker Call 304· By owner. 1 1h story tarm houae. 2 car gar~ge. b~rn . 30 •c:r" in Leon. 304-4&8 · 1071 . 2471. S1 00 per hour. d1ys only. Business Buildings 41 Pnce reduced, by owner, 3 bfldraom, kitchen. dining room. living room, femitv room w ith Pl&lltc Cisterna, Septic Tanka. woodburn8f', one acre, ger1ge, 2 culverts state approv&d & met1l outbUilding•. 304·891 -3468. culverts Ron Evan• Enterptltas, Jac:ksan Oh 614 -288· 5930. Sale or rent. New Haven, 3 btdroomt, 2 baths, firepltce, Will take care of elderly r-euans garage, U8.000 00or8275.00 in their home 20 Veart a•r-• month plus depotlt. 304· 273· rience Call 614·446· 2590. Will da bnby 11t1rng in my home. 34 Apartment for Rent 6 room unfurmshed apartment leo. 304·e76-2885 67e 2961 126. 900 44 rw e14-992-2839. Situations Wanted CLA~If. PS , PB, AC, topp•. brake Mobile home. phones 614- 446- nAceuary Must Bnbysrn er Ofleded preferably in my home on Raccoon Rd Few evenlngs & f ew weekends -mo Cell6 14·44 6 -3431 l'rucke for Sale 7479 87~ · 3000 AVON Sell Avon Make 40% Call fl 14 446 3368 BORN LOSER a. Need 8 Good Peopl e 21 Call 72 COUNTRV MOBILE Hom a Ptrk. Route 33, North of Pom•oy Rental trailers Call 614·992· K Mobile Homes, 2 and 3 K bedroom mobile hom11. 304· Help Wented 15 deposit Large 2 bedroom trtller with roc>m addition on 20 ac:r... ~· Apple Grove. Oh1o Free ga. 1226 plus ut11it1et 8,00deposlt required Call 304 -372· 6031 number c / o Ga llipolis Dally Tribune Do• T-1010, 826 Thtrd Avenue, Gallipoht OH 46631 12 •1 00 mon1h KIT 'N' CARLYI,E ®by Larry Wright 48 Space for Rent Mobile Home for rent n. . Ch"hlre. Call614-387-7148. Would like to hiNB a settled m1ddle aged lady to move In whh me Modern home I em able bodied widow Salary tor hght tmusaworll I wlll call you Send nama llddreu and phone No expemmce Thursday, February 26, 1987 , Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 11 The Daily Pomeroy-Middleport Ohio PEANUTS A KAN6AROO 15 A JOE'< .. A CODFISH 15 A CODLIN6 ... W~AT DO TIIE't' CALL A BASI' BROTHER? actentlltl w1th Nett con~· tiona Into the Unhad Sta1el dtlring the heyday of 1ha apece pr'!ljrem. til • (IJI Nell Dlernou· d ... Hello Agejn Cwol Bur· neu and Stevie Wonct.r Join •Inger/aongwrlter Nell Ilia· mond In a light·heaned view ol•·lypicel day in Oiamond'a IKe. 180 min.) IRIIn Stereo (!)) NIWiwatch . One letter slantls lor another. In this sample A IS wed lor the three L's, X for the two O's, etc Sing le letters, apostrophes, the length and lonnatlon of the words are all hints . Each day the code letters arc difl erent. CRVI'TOQUOTE 2·26 I ZF'!-1 r; A X X ll I! U P X S II R K P I M C ( ' \1 PFq X (; (I I' X H U I ZFM G YFA - XPX IJ O I' A Ye8terday'o Crypi.OrjUOte r IJ() WIIAT \Ill f"Ef: l. I ~ YOU£! HEART TO HE RIGHT - FOil Ylil i' l.l. BF: f'RITICIZF.Il ANYWAY . - ELEANIJH Rfii~EVF:LT @ Newt 10:30 Cll Bill Cooby Show • m iNN New• llii Tony Brown' a Journal 10:36 CIJ MOVIE: 'The Mtlteae Felcon' Colorized Ve calon. I 1'00 D CllCil iii Cil~ m Ci11® NtWI (I) Htrdcattlo end McCot· mlck . (!) Co411Qt IIHicetball: Southern Cellfomilt It UCLA 160 min.) Live • C!l M'A'8'H (JJ Mec:hanl~l Unlverae [II Eye• on the Prize ~ America '• Civil Rlghte Yearo, 1964·1966 Evan 1hough civil rlghta le•derohip becomes more organized In 1ts protests and thouund& ol poopla JOin 1ogether to marc h from Selma. AL 10 Montgomery , the move-. mont becomes d ivided 160 min) ilJI Honovmoon•oa 1 I ·30 D I])® Tonight Show In 1 Stereo. Cll WKRP In Clnclnnotl • ' �.. Page- 12- The Daily Sentinel Thursday. February 26, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • r----Local Briefs:-----:-'-· ...... Authorities seize man's _____ ,_co_n,_in_ue_d_f ro_m_P_ ag_e_ ] ) -::-....--::-:::---5= Department spollSOrs dinner Scipio Township Senior Citizens· and Sc ipio Township Volunteer F ire Department 11r e sponsor ing an all-you-can-eat Ca ptain D's dinner lhl5 Sunday, with serving from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m . Adva nce tickets lor adults are $4.25, or $4. 50 at the door. Children's ~d v a nce t ckets ar e $2.50 or $2.75 at the door. Everyo ne welcome. Middleport lodge plans meeting MiddlepQrt Lodge 363 F&AM will meet 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday. Refr eshment s wi ll be oerved. EMS ,_.nits respond to 5 calls Meigs County Emer gency M e'dica l Services repor t s five calls Wednesday, Rut land Rl 7: 20 a.m. to Mo11nt Union Chu rch Road for Lloyd M ar tin to O' Bieness JY!emorlal Hospital ; Middleport at 10:53 a.m. to Sou th Third Aven11e for Eric Goode to Veterans Mem or ialliospll al ; Middlepqrt at 3:55 p.m. to Holzer Clinic for ShJrly Ap pl ~ by to Holzer M edical Center; Racine at 9:01p.m. took Da mon Fi sher frqm the jire station to Veteran s Memorial Hos pit al; Scipio Tpwn ~hlp F ire Department atll: 18 p.m . to a str uc ture fi re on Ohi o 692 at Pagevllle. Fire destroys Pageville home The Fred Althouse residence at Pagevllle wa s des troyed by fire shor tly before midnight Wednesday . The Scip io Tol\'nship F lr p . Depar tment , assisted ·by the Al bany Fi r e Depapment, wa~ called to the scene at il : 18 p.m. A Sc ipio depar tment spok esman reported that smoke and wa ter des tr oyed VJhaf fire 1 Idn' t In the small fra me house . Cause of the fi re rnay nave ljeen electr ical. Althouse, his wi fe and small child esca ped Injury. Firemen were called ba ck t ~ the home Thu rsday rnorn lng whljn the fi re appar ently rekindled. enfor cement agencies which participated with the m oney to be used In the fight aga inst illegal dr ugs, Gerard repor ted. The cr iminal case against Cain Is pending In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Cain was Indicted on a single count of cultiva llon of marijuana, a felony of the fourth degree, Th e charge resulted from an Incident i·n September 1986. when 158 · mar ij uana plants were confi sca ted on the Cain property. A search warra nt was obtai ned on that occasion and othe-r additional evidence of cultivation was obtained, Gerard sta ted. On behalf of Meigs County Prosecuting Att orney Crow, Ger ard ex pressed appreciallon to all the officers and agencies Veterans Memorial Wednesd ay Adm issions T ammy Adkins, Por tla nd; Clyde Clark. Letart. Wedn esd ay Discharges Dora Smith, Milt on Gary, R.;l ph Webb, Ha r r y Shain , Clar a Ad ams, M audi e Wood, Nora Houdashelt. which par ticipated not only in the Init ial arrr est In September but the exer cise of the feder al seizure warrant Wednesday. " The fight against illegal drugs i s not a probl em for any Jackpot up for grabs CLE VELAND (UP! ) - A jackpot of at least $20 million will be up for grabs in Ohio's Super Lotto dra wing next week after the game's top pr ize went uncl aimed Wednesday night for a fou rth co nsecutive week. A state lottery commission SpOkesman today sa id there were no tickets sold for Wednesday's game that listed all six of the numbers drawn - 21, 23, 32, 33,35 and 42. That means the $15 million jackpot that was availabl e Wednesday will be car ried over to next week, Increasing the grand prize to at least $20 million, the spokesman sa id. Although no one picked all six number s. 235 player s selected fi ve or the numbers to win $788 each. Al so, B ,479 player s chose four of th e numbers to win $52 apiece. single co unty or j urisdiction; we all to one another, th is case well concluded. proves," Ger ard, • MHS girls win sectional tournament · -Page 3 Fin·al Clearanee $999 . WOMEN S SHOES ••••••••••••• · ·. ONE RACK . 1 S0°/o OFF 20°/o NOW WERE TAKE ANOTHER 700/0 Rutland: I va Sisson, Robert W. Sisson. William All<'n Bl ackwood, Mar y Dav idson, Dona Davl~ son. Llnsa S. Carpenter. Vlnlon : WIJllam R. Ander son . Shade. Fonda G. Thomas. Milldlepor t: Herbert B. Car son. William Moody, David Dod son. Kenneth Imboden, E llis Clonch, Nancy Mullen, Joan Edw ~ rd s, Pat Kit chen, Dorothy, McCipud , Shirley frazier , Shelly Fox , Edward Durst . Sarah Fowler. Ri cky Schaefer. Nor ma Wtlcqx, Patricia K. Logan, Barbara Mullen, Gloria Peavley, Geuld Anthony. Timothy Smith, Mau~Jsh Nelson. Brenda Haggy. County readies._ _tC-iop-li_nu_e_df_ro_m_P_a_;;_ge_ 1_1_ _ r lewskl expl ained, the $11,181 remains with Blue Cross to cover claims which may occur while the policies art> In effect. put are flied aft er expira tion. M ichael Warner of Broga nWar ner Insura nce wa s al the meellng to discuss generalllabii Jty pollciPs for lht> . highway department and the Meigs County Council on A g ln ~. The highway dcpartm_cnt policy ex pires April 20; the cou ncil on pglng expires Apr il!. At present , the highway deJ;Iar trnent pays $23.805 for liability co v~ rage, not Including costs tor fleet coverage tor cou nty ve hicles . The counc il on aging pays $595. · Warner sai d befor e rcpcwln g .the policies. the Insurance com · pany needs a lett er fr om the prosecuting attorney staling that the co mmi ssioners are not poli cy par ticipants. Th e commissioners said they would forward the letter regarding the highway department , but pOinted out that the council on aging is an independant organiza tion and not a, governmental agency. In whlc~ case. a letter would not be requlfed. Tha board will be renewing an agreement with Johnson Controls, Charleston, W.Va.. for malqtalnance of the courthouse furna~e and air conditioning sy steflls. Commissioner Ri chard Jones spys the co ntract with John~on Cont ois reduced las t year'f malntalnance bills by Jones commended the com ny for "superior serv ice." In ther matter s, the board appr~ved an adva nce of $170,000 lrom r eal es tate taxes for general tund opera tions. making a total of $270,000 adva nced this year. SS,?t Vol . 36, No.208 OFF HARTLEY'S SHOES MAn VANVRANKEN· OWNER 21 0 East Main ~,CORDS & ~ TWILL JEANS Jr. Sizes 3/4 to 15/16 Missy Sizes 6 to 20 36 to 48. True western styling 100% cotton - prewoshed. Speelal Friday ••• Satar••Y · Your Choice Reg. 520 ... Sale S8.00 Reg. 522 •.• Sale 58.80 Reg. 526 ... Sale Sl 0.40 CLEVELAN D tUP1 i - Ohio's Super Lotto ga me. which celebra ted Its firs t anniversary F"eb. 19, has reached it s four th jackpot of $20 million or mor e. Last Wednes day, for the fourth consecutive week. ther e wer e no winner s of the top prize in Ohio's r ichest lolicry game. meanin g the jackpot in this Wednesday's drawing will be at least $20 million. " Th is is exact ly what the ga me is designed to do- from ti me to time r oll over enough to create thesr lar ge j ackpots and enthusiasm . aryd along the way more doll ar s for education." lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg sa id. The biggest winner to date was ne w ~ pa p er carr ier Walter Morgan -or Center_vJilc..lnd. Morga n cla imed the $2~ million j ackpot Apr il 9 in the game's ei ghth dr awing. It t ook j ust four wee ks for th e j ackpot to r each S2o mil lion. bu t th is Wednesday's game will be the fifth since a jackpot was las t won. " Th at was our first rea lly big one. It was u record j ackpot. " Bl oomberg sai d in explaining why the j ackpot reached $25 million in just four drawings. "As a result. we saw cont inued increasing sal es." Two otht>r jackpots, May 20 and Oct. 29. were each wor th $20 million. If nobody hit s on the l -in -7 mill ion chance Wt>dnesday. lottery fever of · epidem ic proportions could sweep acr oss Ohio and Into neighboring states. " We could be lookin g at a national record t$41 mill ion!. " Bloom berg sai d. "It wou ld be WESTERN JACKETS Wrangler, Lee and Lord Isaacs brands. Jr. Sizes 3/4 t,o 15/16 Missy Sizes 6 to 20 REg. S22.00 TO S26.00 S2688 WOMEN'S JEANS ~SALE ~- CHILDREN'S Oual~y Wranglor Denim liiiiS Girls' Sizes 3 to 6X and 7 to 14. littlo Boys' Sizes 12 to 24 mos. and 2 7 REG. l6,00 to l24.00 TWO DAYS ONLY $4 77 TO $1917 .. Sale S15.40 '26 .. Sale 516.80 S28 .. Sale 519.60 MEN'S STRETCH BLUE DENIM BOYS' BASIC MEN'S FULL CUT DENIM JEANS JEANS Cotton poly blend denim for more comfort - prewashed. Made by Lee or Wrangler. Sizes 30 to 50 waist. DENIM JEANS Special friday ond 5atur· day only. Husky siltS 8 to 18, slims and regulars 8 to 16, student ti1u 26 to 30 wait!. Wrangler and Lee. 514.95 518.95 519.95 521.95 Jeans ... S10.47 Jeans ...S13.27 Jeans .•.$13.97 Jeans ... 515.37 lndudtt the new Wranglu 909 City ltraighll. ' By Lee and Wrangler. Sizes 34 to 50 waist. Prewashed blue denim, a little more comfort for the bigger guys. r eal exciti ng, bu t we' r e happy when people win." The older Ohio Lotto game was played twi ce a week until the in troduction of the Wednesday Super Lott o game, in which a pl a~w picks six numbers fr om a field of 44. Ohio Lotto. now played only on Sa tu rdays, requires players to pick six nu mbers from a fi eld of i O. Ei ght peopl e shared the top Oh io L ott o jackpot of $24.6 million in August l984. Although no ticket In thE' l ast Super Lot to drawing had all six numbers- 21, 2l 32, J3. l5 and 42 - 235 ·tickets had five of the numbers to gi\'e th eir holders $788 each. Also. 13,479 tickets had four of the numbers worth $52 ap(ece, and 236,i>i6 tlckets listed . thr~. of the numbers for$~ea c h. Ticket sa les for the dr awing totaled $11. 397,720. 446·30·5 Dem ocr ati c senator from Mainr. in an int c-r v irw sel ling arms to an Ira nia n rrgimf' hr oncp ca ll ed la te Thursday. " I got the sense today ... in tho 45 minutes wr had with him in the Cabinet Room before th e press conference that he was listening to what we had to say as If he was hearing things he had never hoard before," Muskie concluded on ABC's "N lghtl ine" 13 hours after the pa nel' s news conference on the re port. Sen. John Tower of Texas. the Rep ublica n Reagan loya list who led the rcv ic"', board, ca me away with a different impress ion. F.ven as he faulted the president for maki ng mistakes, Tower said he remained convinced or Reagan' s fi r m belief In his own Intentions in "M urder lncorpOI'a ted." " I thin k one of th ings he i <lilil think < is tha t ... whe n th e story became publicl,v known. tha t kill ed 1he prospect of t he pla n or 1lw program working to SC'cure lhr release of th e rC'sl of th e hostagPs th ai th is approach wou ld ultimal el.v 1have ga ined! thp r elea se of all th e Amcrlran ho<t:tgl's" RIGHT-TO-READ - Chapter I reading teachers of the Meigs Local School District are r eady to launch the observance of lht• annual Right to Read Week In the various schools. Signing a proclam ation noting the openln~ of the week on JVIonday. March 2, seated In the photo, are, l eft to right, ,Jumtos Carpenter, assistant superintendent of the district: Rutland Mayor Jim Fink, and Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyh•r . Tht• r eading teachc.- and th e By NANCY YOI\CHAM Sentinel Staff Writer Th e Eas tern Local Board of Education will be searchi ng for a new superintendent and new head basketball coach fo llowing Th ursday night 's accept ance of the res ignations of Superi ntendent Ric hard Rober ts and Coach Dennis Eichinger . The Eastern boar d met Thu rs day at 7 p.m . In a regular session at the high school. Roberts, In a brief letter of res ignation. sa id it had been "a pleas ure working with t ht> student s and people or Eas tern Local, " bu t th at he was leaving the superintendent's position .July :11. which shou ld "afford the b oa rd ti m e'· t o fi nd a replacement. . Roberts. who is in his eighth year at Eastern , said later th at "a ft er a ti me, you reac h a point where you feel you· re not gaining gr ound ." He said It was ti m e fo r him to "go somepl ace and make a new start." Eichinger, a 1972 Eastern High gr aduate who played va r si ty basketb all al M arietta College and vars it y volleyball at Ohio St ate, sa id via telephone this m orning he will re main with the high school as a teacher and ath letic director. He sa i d he " has bought a far m and plans to spend more ti me with his wife." hrld b~· pro- lra ni ~m trrrori sts in LC'ba non , Towr r said on th e ABC program. Wh at Reag;1n dot's bt'i if'V(' now rn a~· comro u11 n his telev ised speech next wrek, bu t tho Tower board lr ft no question of wha t i t thinks <t bou t th e I ra n arms sa les . $1788 Sizn I to 11. Prewashed 1OO"'o cal· ton blue denim - unlined. SALE In his l et ter of · r es ignation to ques ted priva te sessions. The board reconve ned In o(X'n the board , he sa id he felt he "no longer ca n be effec tive" in the session a/ 10:1> p.m .. and Susie head coac hing pos i tion and Is Heines. board pres ident . an· leav ing the j ob effec tive F"cb. 26, nounccd th at stu dent s who had the date of the board meet In g. He cur lier been Ineligible to play also extended thanks to th<' because of low gradrs , may student athle/es who partici- participate In ath letics if. gra des pa ted In Eastern bas ketbal L and arc brought to passing. The the loyal fans who supported t h ~ grades are to be monitored on a week 10 week basis. progra m. Heines also announced the The resigna tion or Grace 'Chr' valier, as a subst it ute custodia n. board wi ll be taking under advisement a policy for acawas also accepted. demic status for st uden ts for all Fo llow ing aCC<'pt ancc or th e resignations. the board moved ex tra -curricular activ it ies . Alleged discip li nary action Into a 2'11 -hour cxeeutlve ses sion to discuss gr ade req uirements of against su bslltutc bus driver student athletes with severa l Cindy Rector was brought to the co ncer ned parents who had re· ·board 's allrnllon by altor nr y PO INT PL EASANT - Maso n Count y school teacher s mel Wednesday at Poin t Pleasa nl Junior High Sc hool to decide whether to author ize /he West Vi rgin ia Education Association' s executive board to ca ll a statewide teachers str ik<'. Approxim ately 250 teac hers. about 200 of whom arc members of the WVEA/ Maso n Count y Teachers Associa tion, par ticipated In the Informational meet Ing and balloting session, accordIng to Jim Tay lor, MCTA pres ident. Taylor described thos<' all endIng as ' 'angry" wit h the Inac tion of the state Legislature and the lack of leadership regarding education Issues. " It's obvious tha t nothing Is going to happen until we make II BOYS S229s WESTERN JACKET schoob where they teach arc, standing, left to right , Mary Brau er, Middleport: ,Janel Hoffman, Pom eroy ; .Jonl .Jeflers, Pomeroy; Cheryl Ll ghtfrltz, Salem Center ; Wendy II al ar, director of th e Chapl<•r I reading pro~ram for thr district; Barbara Mathews, Salisbury; Kim Ohlinger, Rutland; Linda Stanley, ll ar rl son v lll~. and E llzahclh Story. Middleport and Br adbury schools. William Colt' of Jackson . Cole. who spcclrtcally requested open <ess lon . clalmrd that the lloard . at an Par lier meeting we nt Into PX<'C U/lve srss lon whf'rc ·· untor-robon.l l ed aecusat lo ns" were made aga inst Rector without her know lcd~e. fl e said Ea siPrn' s trunspor ta · tlori director. Arcllir nose. was not involved In the meeting, and th at Ht•ctor was subseq uentl y told by Supcfi ntrndc nt Roberts she- wos bei ng taken off the substitu te driving Ji st a nd would no! be reca lled beca use of complaints of h<'r reckless opera· l ion. HowPVN, Rector was la ter reca lled as a subs tltui P. but not tConllnut' d on Page lOt Mason teachers lean toward strike $24.95 .... Sale $19.90 $25.95 .... Sale $20.70 $28.95 .... Sale 523.10 S29.95 •••• Sale S23.90 .. •• $1829 ' MON. & FRI. 9-8 2 Soc1ion s. 1 4 Pa gns 25 Cents A Mul t imedi a Inc. Newspaper Eastern superintendent, basketball coach resign F ABRIC SHOI' - An open house will be held at the new location of the Fabric Shop Sunday, Ito 5 Corner of ll*d & 01" Gal/tltlit chief of staff Donald Regan. whose res ignation Is now con sider ed alfbu't c er tain. Congr essional r eactio n to the repor t Is some of the input Reagan wa nts as he stud ies Its conclu sions and prepares for responsive action. The co mments on Capitol Hill Thu rsday were mixed, oft en along party lines. arid even within the three-man panel it self the final j udgment of wher e Reaga n stands now sparked disagreement between its leading Republica n and it s sole Democra t . " (The presldenli may tonight be thinking about things th at wer e never brought to his att ention before. " said commission member Edmund Muskle, the ex-secreta ry or slate and former WRANGLER 95 Prewoshed 100% cotton blue de· nim. Straight leg or boot flare. Sizes 29 to 42 waist. Sale JEANS By Lee and Wrangler Jr. Slz11 3/4 to 15/16 "' Mi11y Sizos 6 to 20 Sizes 32 to 46 striptl, prints. Strai1tht logs, baggiies. DENIM JEANS 9·5 en tine Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Friday. February 27. 1987 WASHINGTON iUPI) - President Reaga n, rejecting "instant analys is" or the Tower Commission's cr iticis m or his foreign policy stewardship, Is study in g wh at his chief spokesman calls a report th at " looks good." Reagan refused to comment Thursday on th e conclu sions of his own review board in th e Iran-Contra scanda l. promising to address th e nat ion next week. No time has been set for the spe<>eh, though sources said Tu es day night is a good bet. · Today. Reagan ar ra nged a pr iva te m eeting wit h congressional leaders at which the agenda was likely to include thP Tower report and qu ~s tlons of a successor to embattled Whit e Hou se MEN'S $3295 "WRANGLER" . SKIRTS BASIC •Free Pelklng •Free Delivery v Reagan keeps own counsel on scandal report Pomeroy DENIM WOMEN'S MEN'S S22 OPEN DAILY Rain continuing tonight and Saturday, with a low tonlght betw een 4Q and 45 and highs Saturday In the mid 50s. Th e probability of pr ecipitation Is 90 percent tonight and near 100 per ce nt Saturday. Jackpot reaches ·$20 _million mark Reg. 521.95 ... Sale 515.37 Reg. S26.95...Sale 518.87 Reg. S27.95 ... Sale 519.57 lleg. 529.95 ... Sale 520.97 SAVE '40 2824 at y . Copyrighted 1987 There w ill be~ motor vehicle ca ravan fo r med at the Meigs Hi gh School at 4 p.m. to escprt the Meigs Hi gh boys basketball tea m to (he sec t gum£> with Belpre in Athens. All Mara uder l~ns ~re to take part and ar c asked to decora te their vehicles fo r event. gan. Lar ry J. Ball. Elllls E. Myers. William R. M yer ~ . Minersville: M ary L. Voss. New Haven, W.Va.: Marla N. Roush. Ronnie Roush. Rac ine: Virginia M. Bl and, Charlotte L. Wamsley, j..orett a K. Hill. Richard Randolph, Charles W. Bush. .Johqny Evans, Charles F. Wag ner, Th omas M. Theiss, Donna !hie, Rqger L , Grace, Dor tha P. Riffle. Pat r lcij A. E rvin . Dav id A. Wolfe . Do. rothy M. Sayre, Robert L , Rit chie. Dorothy Jen Alklre 1 Mary Amber Warqer , Randy Simpson. Louise F rank. John Frank. PICK-4 • Game caravan planned (Continued from Page l! 083 WOMEN'S SHOES A meetin g of the· Buckeye Joint-Count y Self Insura nce Council will be held at 10 a. m .'Frlday I~ the downsta irs meeting room at th e Comfort lnn . J ackson. on Sta'te Route 9:!. 8100dffi0 b • e ~0IIect S Daily Numlwr ONE GROUP NATURALIZERS, HUSHPUPPIES, HARBOR TOWN Self-insurance council to meet ~) Ohio Lotterv• p.m. Among the employes are, felt to right, Ann Lambert , Judy Eichinger, Gina Thomas, Jill Nease and Becky Ander son. Th e Fabric Shop, owned by Ar thu r and Ada 1Nease, has moved from It s Wes t Second Street business location of the pas t 16 years, to the former E bersbach Hardwar e Store building on 110 Wes t Main. An open house at the new local ion will be held Sunday from 1 to 5 p.m . with refres hments to be served and discount coupons and door prizes to be awarded . Mr. and Mrs. Nease began bu siness In Pomeroy In November 1959 1n the building at the corner of East Main and Sycamore streets·and reloca ted to the Second Street building In 1961 . E mployes are Becky Ander · son, Ann Lambert. Judy E ichinger, Jill Nease, Gina Thomas and Marjorie Hoffman. seven in oppositio n of a strike. "Seve nty per cen t 1of thl' nonmrmi:>l'rs) favorrl.i the str lkl'. " Painter <ald . " I thi nk that's probabl y rrpr·esrntallvc. We ' ll fi nd out for su re• Saturday ." Painter added tha t JX7 of th e MCTA 's 24~ mPntbcrs voted . T here ar<' <tbout :1211 clqss room teachers In Ma ~ un r oun1 y. Ba lloting followed a qurs tlnn and answrr " '" ion Jed by Palnt~r anet .lor Furtad o. WV i.':A Hcgl o n Ill t : n is rr v c represrn 1at 1\·11 Taylor 'ai d. " Tht• vo <t• w:ts taken on 1hi' st rlkt• lssu<'. The bal lots will IJI' litkrn to WVI<A headqu tll't<'r' in ( 'hurles ton on ;;at urday . Th t· i><tilots from all over the sl <tH· will be tot:tlrd and then we will kno ~ wha t <r<'tion wi ll take pla r-r .'" Testing sclledulea on suspect bottl~:. - The manufactu rer of a douche product wi ll test a bott l!' of Its product to determine If contam ination or tamperi ng Is Invo lved . That was the word from the manager of a Pomeroy store The more spacious quarters today following the purchase of have allowed for the expansion of the Item by a Middl eport wom an merchandise. The shop features ear ll!'r In the week. Accordin g to the purchaser, a a large select Jon of piece goods and notions, along with a bridal twin pack of the product was departm ent with fi ne satins and purchased and one bottle was laces. and headpieces. The shop used. When a relative of the pur · maintains the Singer dealership . and ser vices all kinds of sewing chaser star ted to pu t the remainmachines. shar pens scissors, Ing bott le until the sink, she noticed a "s limy," also desand does alt erations. . Store plans open house for Sunday happen." Taylor said. The 17,000-mcmber WVEA has called for a statew ide ll'arhcrs' strike unless the Legislature moves forward wit h teacher pay raises and other rdura t ion Issues. Vote tota ls from across the state were expected to be complied Saturda y In Charleston. WVEA President Tom Vogel said Monday earl y lnd ic·ations were that teachers favor wa lki ng out. Although MCTA members voted by secrf't balioll, an unoffi cia l poll of 2.1 non· association mem bers showed those teac hers overwhelmingly In support of a strike. Rob Paint er, local action plan coordinator. said today tha i of the 2:1 non-m!'mbcr teachers polled, 16 voted In favor and crlbed as a "mucus" loo king substance, In the second bott le. The boll lc was returned to the store on Sunday evening and the store refu nded the purchase price. Having second thoughts, the purchaser and her husband decided lorcturn to thestore toplck up the second bollle, but were unable to get the bottle back Into their possession from store employees Monday evening. The purchaser also was exa mined by a loca l doctor M onday evening. It was reported . Meanwhile, the second bott le I a- of the douchl' wa s take n 111 district meet Jng for employees of thr store on Wrdnvsdillf and t h ~ . solution In qu••stlo n Is bei ng s<;-ni . to the manu fact urlng firm , w hlc ~ : will condu ct an analys is to : determi ne· the· con tent s. '/'he product has been takc•n of! the shelves oft hr Pomeroy store, but not through any orders Issued by the company, which has not : had time to conduct the analys is. : The Pomeroy Pollee Department · and the M<'lgs Cou nt y Hea lth : departmen t arc appr ised of the . situation. · •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. 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