http://66.213.69.5/files/original/2c0b3bd15f00db7470630a6e8648f032.pdf 0e2166176445edd71eaf0b9ea64bcf8c PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport-Gallipolis, Ohio-Point PleaSMt, W. Va. limes-Sentinel March Rev. John Lee, arriving from Virginia, builds was church SANDS church. oot given adequate explanation .. • By JAMD! Special Corrtlllpondent A MR. EAKIN WAS then In- lor the defeat. " The board insisted GALLIPOUS -One of the olrest structed toappo>arbeforethe tx>ard . that several of Eakin's own family churches In Galla Coonty Is ilund He did not come in po>rson to that had. wted against the proposal and near Cadmus-Sandfork next meeting but sent a note which thf> church refused to give an Church which rood that the reason he had been apology. They demanded that dates tn the 1810s absent from church was because "a Eakin appear. Eakin asked for one when the Revecertain proposal he made to the month's reflectiOn on the matter. lt rmd John Lee church had been defeated , and he was granted. came to this area from VIrginia . Originally the church met on Sandfork Creek, hence the name. However In lB2l the church was relocated at Its presmt spot, retween Cadmus and McDaniel's Crossroads. The name Sandfork was maintained In splteofthf>move away from Sandfork Creek. The present b.tUdlng dates to 1857. The rongregation bad pre· vJously met In a brick church that had a seatlng capacity of about 200 people. Sandfork was early noted for the fine library of over 100 volumes that were kept at the church. , SOME OF mE early memtx>rs at Sandfork were: Sylvester and Mahala McDaniel, Joseph and Elsie Eakins, John and Elizabeth Jones, Alaman<Pr and Elizabeth Cheasman, Sam and Tansy Littlejohn, John and Mary Williams, Gehle! and Susan McDaniel. The old re::ords of the Sandfork Baptist Church are row in possesskin of thf> OhJo Hisl.orlcal Society and make interestlng reading. Our remarks herein pertain to the 188ls. For instance, we find that 1he 1881 church ireasurer reported old balance of $6.40 with $10.00 In collections lor thf> month. Dlsbursl'ments were $17.(6 which left thf> treasury &it In the hole. The church SANDFORK BAPI'IST CHURCH datal Ill lhe 1810s with the treasurer had loaned thf> church the presmt buDding erecled In 1857. 1be churdt's records somehow or money to pay the bill. otll>r came Into lhe possession <JI the Ohio lllstorlcal Society and can TilE PASTOR'S sal a!)· had rot he \iewed at the 0 H Sllbnvy kJ Colwnrus. The old records orovkiE been paid In full as we note this ...~so~me~__.!!!~~!!!....!!~~~kl~to~clJ~urd!~_!!Uf~e~of~~~~~--J remark In the minutes: "The church being hehlnd wilh the pastor, It was announced that there would be a collection to llquldarethf> pastor's salary. Also thf> pastor's time having expired and t hi> church neglecting to attend to the business d. securing a pastor at thf> JYOper time. the pastor was requested to meet with till> church thf> first Sunday In September, lllll." See me for We note tha t lhn'<' special car. home. life offerings !ailed to bring in the and health amount owed the paslor. An msurance. d.ferlng was even taken up at the b.tsiness meet ing. A solicitor was appointed to gJ door to door to collect th~ remainder u wed . STATE FARM In 1882 1! ca me to the anent ion of the church that several members had been delinquent in their anendance. The question was CAROLL SNOWDEN 417 Stcond Avt. asked what the church muld do G•llipolis, Oh. about this man ~r. 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But he did not ITll'ntiOn Habib's mlssJon and dismissed his critics' demands for more negotiations with the Sandlnistas in one para. graph of the 22· minute speech. '"I'hl' question the Congress of the United States wUJ now answer is a simple one: WUJ· we give the Nicaraguan democratic resistance the means to recapture their betrayed revolution, or will we turn our backs and Ignore the malignancy In Managua until It spreads and IJec(Jilll' a mortal threat to lhe entire New World." Thl' House debate begins Wednesday with a vote expected Thursday on the IS.month allocation of $70 million In rew weapons the first U.S. anns tor the Contras since October 1981. It also would Include $00 million In "non·lethal" aid, an extension of $27 million in humanilarlan assistance approved In 1985. \\'hite House chief of staff Donald Regan said Sunday the admlnlstra· tlon had "well over" 200 of the 218 votes needed to assure victory, but most forecasts have Reagan losing In lhe Democratic-controlled House. Sen. James Sasser of Tennessre delivering the Democratic sponse to Reagan's address, said there was no dlsagrel'ment tha t Nicaragua "must nf'Ver IJec(Jme a base for Soviet military adventu· rlsm In this hemisphere." re: "Our dlsagrrement is with the means thf> president has used to achif'Ve these goals," Sasser said. "Ourroncemis that the president Is seizing military options before he has exhausted the hopo> of a po>aceful solutJon." During the president's broadcast, some 2,00) prolesters demonstrated against Reagan's ald request in front of the White House carrying signs saying: "USA, Stop the War in Nicaragua;" "Stop Contra Aid" and "Get Our of Nicaragua." "For oorwnsecurity, the United States musl deny the Sovll't Union a beachhead in North America," Reagan said.- - · · · · " I hopo> Congress wUI reflect REI'URNS FOR SPEECH - PreeldeDI lleq111 18 flhDwa • be retums to the White House Sunday from Qm~ David to Jli'EPIII'I! lor his televised appeal for Americans to rally beblnd the 1100 rDIIIoo bid to ann the rebels in Nicaragua. UPI. <reply U[Xln whal it Is the resistance is lighting against in Nicaragua," Reagan said. "Ask yourselves what In lhe world are Soviets, East Gl'rmans, Bulgarians, North Koreans. Cubans and lerrorists from tbe ~e tt-e Rro srtta~~es. doing in our hemisphere, camped CHRYSI.Bl RFTH AVENIE I GET S500 CASH BACK! 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Patrick's parade - the world's oldesl and largesl - was expect ed to draw about I million propl~ today. Some 200,00) marchers Wl'rc to step off fori he six -hour parade up Flfth Avenue. Corned bel'f, ca bbage and green brerwlll he today' s fare In Chicago, when thl' fallhful of lhe Emerald Isle line up for tt.>official downtown parade_ Mayor Harold Washington will kick off the festivities by arCi'ptJng a glanl , grt>en bagel 24 inches in dlameiPr. "There wUJ be a lol or hoopla. color and camaraderie,.. said Paul Poynlon. parade spokesman in the city when:> even the river shines Rfi"'D on March 17. Som<> Chicagoans e<>lebrated Sunday l'ilh a march lhrough lhr Sou lh. Sid e lh a t attrac led thOusands. In Savannah, Ga ., where St. Patrick's Day boosters cla im lhe size of Iheir parade is second only to NI'W York·s, polie<> said some :ro,<XXl people Wl'l'l' ex peeled for the strul dOwn the streets today. Cleveland and Clnclnna tl showed their fighting Irish whf>n paradl' sponsors deci<Pd lo throw their streetslde bashes today desplle having to ban beer booths this year because they were unable to get adequate liability lnsurano>. March 17 came a Utile early and Vl'ry green - in 9:lme cities. Thousands galhf>red Sunday in Beverly Hills, Calli., despite drizzly WPathf>r. to see Grand Marshal Gl'ne Kelly lead the parade down grren-ca t'jl('led streets, and 250,00) turned oo r for 9Julh Boston's rf.'V elry . "''m afraid celebrating St. Pa· trick 's Day In Ireland wUJ seem quire lame after celebrating it hf>re,' · said Grorge Killian Lett . the Basion parade's first Irish honorary chief of staff. Balllmore and EPringflcld, !II., sported grren Unes down lhelr streets fo r their parades, but the !llinols capital ponied up a ~w kick for the wearing of the green. Some spectators were startled 10 see green horses prancing along in the Springfield march Saturday. "I don't know how thf>y got grt>en," said parade spokesman Jim OT oole. Irish luck was marl' than just blarney for an Irishman ~ his 00s and an Atlanta tx>y who became transa tlanllc pen pals via a ITII'S· sage in a ootl le - a green champagne tx>ttle - lhal Ryan Cody, 13. threw overtx>ard a ship in 1983 off Puerto Rlro. Corneliu s Bohane or Sklbereen. County Cork. Ireland, picked uplhe tx>ttle and wror.e Cody a lerr.er, which lhe tx>y received one day after Sl. Pal's Day las I year. Cody, whose great -gran~arenls came from Coonry Cork, finally met h1s po>n pal Friday In Miami ( ' HOTEL SURVIVOR - Ueu Beng Seng, one of the survivors of llle sudden colapse of the seven-story hotel at Singapore Is quickly brought into a waiting amrulance foUowing Saturday's dis•••..-. UPJ. 13 people confirtned dead; 60 missing in hotel collapse SINGAPORE (UPI I- Rescuers buDding when it fell, acrording to tunneled lhrough tons of concrete one official, like "a deck a cards." today and dug out several swvtvors About a dozen escaped on their own, in a desperale search for an and authorities said aoout 00 peopll' estimated 00 people missing for two remained missing. days In the rubble of a six·story Civ il defense "nrkers made a holl'l that collapsed like "a deck d critical enl ry Into the rubble late cards." Thlrtren people were con. Sunday by reaching the building's firmed dead. basement parking lot and then One witness said moments before tunneling toward voices detected the disaster workers were shoring by super· sens iti ve audio up the building with wooden equlpmenl. supports, and investigators said "Operations are very delicate." heavy rains may have contributed said Russet Block, ronstruction to the collapse. manager of Ihi> Singapore subway, By Unled Press lntematlonal midn ight Sunday. Thlrtren people were confirmed who was heing aided by a groop of Three people, including two Killed were: dead and 13 had been pulled from Japanese, French and British teenagers, wet'l' killed In traffic Sunday the rubble by today, two days alter engineers. accldenls across Ohio during lhe Marion" Canie L. Rayburn , 18. the New World Hotel rollapsed "We canm1 afford any tremors weekend, the stat<• Highway Patrol Marlon, In me-car accldenl on Ohio without warning. All of the dead on the top because wreckage can reported today. 739 In Marlon Olunry . and survivors were indians, Malay· cave ln." Then> was one deal h Su nday and slans or Chinese. Saturd~ There was no official ex pl ana tion two SaiUI'day, a palmi spokesman Cleveland : Susan F. Lipman. 21 .. Two people were pulled out of thi> of what caused the collapse of the said. The vtcllms died In separate Peppo>r Pike, In two-car accldenl on rubble today to the cheers d rescul' 15-year-old , relnforred<ancrete accidents. a strrel In the Cleveland suburb ol workers and the workers reported structure but suspicion mounted The patrol countst rafllc falalllles· Highland Heights. they hl>ard till> voices of more atx>ut Its structw-al support. that result from accldenls on lhe Middletown: Jet!rey Wiley, 15, trapped people. Lee Wee SJong, li, a transport state's public tnadways l'ach wre· Mlddll'town, when bls motorcycle An estimated 100 people were In company empJ9yee, said he saw kend trtween 6 p.m. Friday and crashed on a Butler County road. the hotel and a bank In the same \ll:lrkers erecting supports In the Three die on highways on oor doorstep. Is that for po>ace?" Tying together fears of Nicaragua 's becoming "a rommand post for International terrorism," Reagan said, "This danger will rot go away. It will grow worse, much woroe. lr-laU'Iatalie-mw." Discipline problems reviewed Parades highlight St. Patrick's Day U.S. obsenrances By CONNIE MAXWELL Open a Civic Savings IRA and reduce your taxes. en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 17, 1986 atRYSI FR LeBAIIJN GTS PREMIJM I GET S1000 CASH BAa(! Or choose 9.90Jo Annual Percentage Rate Financing: Or choose 9.90fo Annual Percentage Rate Financing: at y Reagan appeals for aid to fight 'mortal threat' WASHINGTON (UP! I - PresI· den I Reagan, putting his case to the public for resuming arms ship· ITII'nts to till> Contra rebels, says thf> Unlled States Is under "mortal PLYMOOTH CARAVB IE I GET ssoo CASH BAa(! • small parking lol un<Prnearh lhe ootel Saturday rmrnlng jusl before the collapse. He said he was shocked when !he workers told him the wOOden beams wer~usedfo rsuppo rt and he ran O·om thl' building. "As soon as I turned hack afl er crossing the road, I saw lhree children walking near the holel," said Lee. "Before I couldf'Ven shout to warn them. the hotel collapsed." Giant coocre!e slabs- fonnerly hotel wa its- and other debris that crashed In seconds W!'re taken away for an ~ vestlga JJon into the cause of the disaster. Officials also began assembling constructiOn blueprints and (( he r documents relating to the hotel. Heavy rain that eould have eruded the clay 9Jil under lhe hotel was also suspected . It rained every day for hm wreks In Singapore before (he wilding toppled, shaking the ground and sending a reafenlng rumble through a nelgltoorhood of small shops, res tau rants and nightclubs known as "Little india." 'I I, A committee of b.ts drivers, leachers and board of education members has been named in the Eastern Local School Dlstrtrt to study school bus problems and mak~ f('('QmmendatJons for a poUcy lo tlle tx>ard of education. Meeting In specia l session recently. lhe tx>ard heard opinions from a delegatiOn of school b.ts drivers on discipline problems and there was a recommendatJon for immediate removal from a bus by the driver in problem cases. However, "due process" factors must be ronsldered and the board decided lo go in the direction of a committee lo study what can be done lo Improve bus discipline with tlle idea of Irying the new policy in connection with a demerit system at the high school. Joe Bailey, discipline officer, outlined the syslem for the ooard. Named to a rornmltteewhich will study the problem and make recommendalions were Mary Rose. Nita Jean Ritchie and i<t'ltha Whillalch. board members; Ba iley and Archie RoS<'. bus transpon.a . lion su]X'rvisor. and tx>ard members, Susie Heines and Kathy Manlcke. A discu,.;Jon was also held on the dispetsing of medicine by school !Jus drivers and II was decided tha i Mrs. Man lckc research the situa· tiOn and mak e recommendatiOns so tha t children are protected a! all times H they nred medication. The ooard disrussed Ihe function· ing of citizen band radios on lhe buses and It was decided I hat ooard member, Jim Smith, wUJ secure a cost !actor on 1iv' repairs of the radJos. The tx>ard will ai9J check w1th admlnlstralors to ensure thai first aid kils being carried on the ruses lllel'l state requirements. Rose, the lransporta tion supriYi· 9Jr, presented new bus bids to lh<' tx>ard ror study. The board ropes to purchase one bus Immediately and two others lafer. It was reported that the Band Booslersarepalntlng the refreshmenl van at thf>lr own exrrnse and II was also decided thai the school baseball team "'HI have tqJ priority in using thf> flt>ld at Tuwers Plains over other groups. The board also discussed a retiremen! policy In lhat employees can work past t~ age ct 10 depending on the employCi''s perfnnnance Conltnued oo Pace 7 �,. I '·•, ' !: :C ommentary 11 I Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio ~l:b r"T"--1'--r"'.........,d •.=. , ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher ' ,· ,, Newsweek magazi ne . in it s sprea d entitled "The Trrnsut·e Hunt ," whJch recounts prelimin ary evidence of the sca le in which Ferdinand and Imelda Maroos lootf'd the Philippine prople (and. one mu st suppose, ttF American taxpayer) says: "But ttF First Lady of the Philippines was generous to ottFrs. not just to herself. Guests at the pal ore were smwered with clottFs and black PhUipplne pearls: they got to keep everything they found in th>ir closets." In 1977 I traveled to Taiwan and the Philippines to do bur hours of television. My wile and I were inviled to stay at a guest muse of the palace. did so. and saw a good dra l of Prrsirtr nt and Mrs. Maroos in thr rout'SP of t\m nights and two dU.\'S. On the SA:'Ond f'\'en ing. we DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS·M!\SON .\ REA ts:m~ · PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB. JR. News Editor A MEMBER of Th e United Press ! nl ern ationa l. Inland Dai l~· Prt>ss Assocla · tlon and the American New!iJHlper Publisher s Associ<:~ lion . LETTERS OF OPl NION ar(' wel ro mf' . Th<'Y should be' lrss than.))() words long. AlllettPrs are subject to editin g and mu st bf signed wtth namt'. addrrss and telephone number . No Wl slgn«< teller s will be publlsht>d . L{'tters should be In good taste, addr(ISsing ISSU(>S, not J)('rson a llllrs A tip of the hat to Tip ~ · When Vermont Royster recently ended hls long career as Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 17, 1986 Living it up _________W_ill_ia_m_F_.8.,.--uc_k_ley_J_r. The Daily Sentinel ': : Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel were askPd to the privat e quart er s belore a dinner givet in rur honor, an d presented wit h a large wooden chest. I was asked to open it, and it was crammed full of gifts. There wasn't time before the dinner to examine tl>em, but later Wl' did . There were specimens of work d:>ne by Phllippin<' craftsmen - hand · kerchiefs, bamboo knickknacks, I for~e t. But then ttF following afternoon. drivin g us to 1h€' aiqXJt1, Mrs. Marcos gave us eac h a little box. 11ith !IF Oourish, "You know, we Orientals are obsessive gift givers." My wile had 1modest) black pearl earrings. surrounded by small diamonds. I had black pearl dress-shirt ruMens. We did what I should think anyboey thi s sidr of Stephen Solarz would oo. name I~· thanked her most kindly for her generosity. ------ ~ One suppoS<'<I tha t such k"'P' sa kPS wrre ct tradition of l1tl' rour1, so to speak . and to be "ccept rd as a matt er of form . If wp had heen President and Mrs. Buckley, regu · lations would have rl'!jUired thai we put the stuff away somt>Wh>re, to <'nd up In the Buckley Pr('5idential Library at Stamford. Conn. , though I doubt the curator of that Ubrary would have given t tFse trinket s much prominence. What truly appalls Is lh<' sca le In which the Ma rcoses are said to have opera ted . One morning. in New York. stF would purchase $1 mUiion in jewelty; that afternoon. $2 million in an tiques. Three tiDusand pairs of s hoes in the palace. SL'ty Gucrl bags. many of ttFm with the price tags stil l A" th>m unused. This is to say nothlng oft he real estate holdings and bank What absolut<'IY staggers Is the qu estio n; Why? Why, why. why smuld a couple ,., situated - so precariously situated- so cons pic· uously si tuated , indulge themselves so orgiasllcally? When aJ years ago ttF bngtime premier of Thailand died after an exemplary public carEPr it was discovered that he had stolen a few million oollars. and news of thls caused those or us on ttF Calvinist side of the ethlcal curtain to grunt our disapproval, and indeed he'd have gone to jail in America for any such thing; but ttFn most of us shrugged our smulders and forgot about it, on grounds some people would call racist, namel~· our lnat1icul ated assumption that some people just t:::;::;:i't1n are traditiona lly that way. and are ex pectf'd to leave officerlcher t!lan wh>n ttFy entered office. When a president of Mexico. on leaving 1he presidential mansion aJ years ago, ord<'rf'd that the ligh t bulbs should accompany him. Mex ican editorial wtiters thought th is hilarious. Why smuld anyone bother to become president ~ not to hecome ti ch• ,.----------, --- -- a \\'all Street Journal columnist. he wrotesomethlng to tl>e effect that wit h t h> exception of Jesse Helms and Tip O'Neill. the cutTen! Congress had a rath>rdull cast of characters. ·How true. It is a blessing that Congress no kmger has men like Ri'p . Preston Brooks, who stormed into the Senate chamtrr and almost killed Sen. Charles Sumner with a ca ne for insulting a t'!'lati,·e in the frenzied years trfore the Civil War . But it might be nice to have a few mot'<' members of such eloquence as Daniel Webster, the "cannon loaded to tl>e lips." or who hold th>ir q>inions !\0 strongly that . like Sens. Strom Thurmond and Wayne Morse a few years b~ck, they are prcpared to speak around th€' clock to try to persuade their colleagues . •Though less leather-lunged . Helms and 0'1\eill are in that ca tego r:• of C<l,mmittf'd advocatrs. The Nort h Ca rolina Republican is in his prime as a Qational consel'\·a ti,·e leader and doubtlrss will be a force in th€' Senate for But a discreet trw million is one tlung. Eslimates of what the Marooses stole varies from $5 billion to $10 billion . Tha t's the equivalent of an Amctican presi· crnt sl eallng $1.4 ttilllon. The ethical. judicial and diplo· malic romplicatlons are over· wh>lming . ln an Ideal world. lhey would tr given a small island somewhe re crammed 111th gold and jewels a nd Philippine currency and Cucci bags and art treasures. surrounded by a moat r:i sorts. over whlch no trespassers would be allowf'd. in eltl>er direction. Th ere they could grow old feasting their ryes on wha t they stole. We promisf'd tl>em . remember. a dignifif'd retreat. !!Orne years to come. .. : O'Neil l. Helms' ideological opposi te. ls leaving the aren a in 1986 aft er ;JJ years of public service. 34 of lil'm in Washington. The rotund . rubbery-fared Massachusetts Democrat has lx'Pn publicly mocked as the quintessential hark politician b~· the Angty Righttand privately b,. !llmc latter-day liix'rais '· but the plain tt1Jth is tha t he is nearl>· the last Jedi wanior of lhr Nrw Deal and it s drrivatin'S in thf• decades that foUowed . lt wa~ 0'!\rill's luck to bc'Comf' SPf'akrr just as thf' lidf' was rurni ng against the causes 10 \\ hich he dc\·owd his caree r in politics. A costly mistake Family feels loss Hope the person who took our 5 license and thrr w thr roll:1r our 1111 Rous h [,1 nr Rd . is sa tisfied . I hope \'OU feel the pain and loss that our tami\y fE>elr;;. M aybe you c an A st urti'nts . nr a trarhrr"~ fX' t" 'l d!sn so ld things ouT in thr ('(lid ;o no11 I can pay somrnnt' rls1 w; 1~ 1 would likr snmronr t'\st' to writr ~~ 1 \ rr·~ 11 The fun. the mone\· or the thrilL Just \.l.' h~··~ There are so many dogs at the oogpound that has to tr put to slerp . How can you slf'ep at nigh t? Mrs. Joseph Sc huler Jr. Cheshire. Ohio supcr·st'lTCI Sit'a lth bo mhe r arc 1\~ nning adhPren ts in Congrrss ~ · mi nim lzlng ttv.? plan p's a._c.;tmnomi · ca l costs and clamping a lid of Sf\TE\'y on its ]X)t ent ia iJ ~· sr-riou s d<'sign drall'backs. lo one closed hearing after anot llf'r, insidPrs ha\·r told us. thf' r\ir Fon'f' hucksters havr i.ISSU!T d mrmbers of Congress that til' Stealth bomber will cost abou t the sa mf' as its chief ri\·aL ttl• B-1. which is ,ilrpac\y in product io n. loiter tolling me hOI\' tho>· feeL I think thin gs shou ld be changed ~~' Pomeroy ElrmrntaJ'!"· My namr ~~ Michrllr lff and 1 am a sLxth gr;tdf' st udl'nt a t Pomf'l'o~· Eleml'n1<11) . M.v parf'nt s arr ClarcnCf' a nd Rosellen U'£' :VIir hriiP Le<' ]udf.W too ea.'! I just t"t'.ld in tlr ~·ntirH 'I ,1 prrson gnt . .: topped pa-.smu ,l pc'lltion in a stnrr. I ,1m b.•hind r h;ll o;; torr man;Jgt'r Hll'. If 1krww wh.n ston' it wa " 1 would cln m\· rll'cl!in c thl'rr. lf 1ha I i~ ;J IX 'Iil lOll I I h.ink I I l" till' onl~ · Thing I <con "'-' .iudg<· Knight was to i'asy on thL~t m.m Also il' smuld hJ\'C S(l'fl him II • Lurasvlllr Institullon tn "Pl"\"f' hi:timf' . And ;1 rouplf' ci'frn ~ f' \\i t nPSSC'S shoulcl also tr srnt up for pNjun·. had not swn in Aftrr all fOJi\" · f h·~~ \ 'f' , l r~ . thosr l still :\nnt h ·r old friend . standing in II'<' romrr . I did not knov.- until Frf'ddif' (XJln tf'd it out. It ~~· a!' ,t guit .t r hf' (,tllrd ""t lld Ironsidrs." It wa ~ otJI.· nu~J~ · in it-. f[('OWlizt-..d Frrddic _,.l',l r<> S a~· t-r· . dC'clin ing \'f•ars , ;;cuffrd. battle· sca r r<'Cl with rutv.:ard sign ." of major surgf't'!·· (;irdlrd <~round it.-. slr ndrr waist was <1 hand of shPrt mrtal held togrther with bJils I was surprised and pl ras~'d tn \C'arn that "Old lronsidr s"" was thf' sa me instru ment that f m lctie had played more than fiftv vears ago HP would comr to our housr h~ Crosses' store, brlng his guitar . stil _,. for supper and ttFn pta,· and stng for thP family . Ent ertai nmPn t, for U.". was li· mlted before 1936. It was then that we purchased a ta ble mod<' I philro catl>edral radio. We had local movies on Wednesday and Satu rday night s If you had a dime. An occasiona l showboat or medi · cine smw would find 0.11' (0\\'11 . Whether by design or accid<'nt I was never sure. Freddi e filled the void by singing and playing such contemporary hits as "Roving Gambier," "May I Sleep In You Bam Tonight. Mister" . and "Oh , Dem Golden Slippers." Young Freddie and his new guitar. recently arrived by way or the Sears Roebuck ca talog, soon be· fast -t; i\king sJIC'smcn for ll"t' Ttw !X)in t of tlr rn anru\·rring and manipulation is tha t Congress mu st soon dPcidC' whrt tfl r to fu mi t tr nrw Stealt h program or buy an addi · tiona! 11Xl B-1 bomix'rs. Even though II'<' 8-1 prog,·am l' a rar itv in drfC'nsr procurrmolt- ahPad ~~ srllf'<tulr c~nd under an licipalro cost - ro nsf'l\'i.H in'S and lilx'rals a!ikP on Capito l Hill ge nera ll~' like ttF iclea of the futuristic Stealth 1 wa nt to thank ti"P jurv fortr:o.-ing to rlran up our N unty . If you turn onP loose I sa\· tum a ll thP cutla ws wt of tht:sr prna.l institution... . Thr wa~ · ..-omr prople arc thinking. it is all tight to use a ball bat to kill somecno. I guess th>y rhink 1herr Ls ro law for t l-ese drinking parties. Ben Bate>· BIG SANDY. Texas iNEA ) - The Middleport year is sl>ll relatively young. but a strong contender for the worst politi · ca l tnnovation ol 1986 already has emerged tn the South . It 's a regional presidential pri mary t '. l mr insrpJra bll'. tha t would have voters in as many as St1on h· ~1ftrr its arriYa\ om• of his 15 Southern and border states casting fl'l o'nd' · tried to d<•rp sLx "Old the1r ballots du n ng the second week lronsid( '"" whiiP bJating on tlu.., of March - almost tmmedTately af· Ohio . ter the Iowa ca ucuses and the New l:m:Jdir ca me to the reseue. the Hampshi re primary . fir" of mCUt,. duting their lo ng The 1dea IS being aggress1vely pro\ ·r, tr <> tngrt hrr moted b\' Southern Democrats . wh o .\ couplt> of auto arridents and argue that ic will beneftt chetr regton major surger;.· ra n te~kP !~ z in ~ out and their party at a time when the Inof .\ ·our string and " Old frons idps" flu ence of both 1s wantng Th~ ear ly. region-wide primary w.t!-o no t XC'r ptio n. woul d select as many as one-tlurd of ,\IXJut years ago. aflt'r Freddie al l delega tes to both parttes' na t tonal acqu\n'(\ an orga n and \:x:>gan to nominati ng conventions and so give 1 S~ nd murP timC' with it. "O ld the South enormous polit ical pow er l ronsidrs" \\·ould sit in the ror nrr (Republica ns as well as Democrats v;at e hing those talent ed fin gC' rs would be a rrec ted because pn ma ry c;n~s ttlf' k p~· boarcl . Thosr samr dates are established by state law ) fingrrs th.1t used to f'XcitP him so . Se tzt ng upon that op porlum ly . Tllt'IT' w.~ ... no r omp€'tition. no So uthern states "are showtng more j f'a\ ou ~~ . cooperation than (they have) in any .Ju~t um· old fri end gazing movement si nce the Confederacy." lm·ingly· at c~nother. and rrmembPr · says John Traeger, a Texas state senator who 1s promoting the concep t m ing th:o d.11s thai used lo be. :-:ow. wh1•n freddie feels well hiS role as chairman of the Southern muugh . Itt• will load the organ in to Legislative Conference The e<panded role of the Soul h. thr \ "tHl anti appea r at \·arious where most Democra ts arc moderate functions in thr area. to conservative. probably would pro· But I am willing to bet that "Old duce a Jess liberal. more moderate lronsld<'s" Ls still the odds on and therefore more pop ular national sen1i mental t.tvoJite. ticket. arg ue proponents of the reWe arc all In the Autumn of our gional prima ry yea rs; frood ie. "Old Ironsides" That's not quite what has happened. and me . And as I sit ha lf-dozing, however. 1n recent years President ha lf-drea ming, I see an d hear again Carter. the Democrats ' nominee in 1il' sight s and sounds or freddie 1976 and 1980. was a son of the South politi cs were hardl y and "Old Ironsides" and long to live whose conse ntative again those boundless days when In 1984 . the can didacy of Walte r we a II were young. Mondale. a lifelong Northern liberal. F1oyd Clark was severely impaired after he wa s Portland . Oregon upset in the New Hampshire primary w hi c h supposedly C;Jll pcnC'tratr So\"if't Air df' fC'n sps bv tX'lng invisiblr to rada r. Defense Und<'rsecretary Donald Hicks has told Congress the Pl'n· lagon wa nt s a planf' that will srt the Soviets "back or th>ir roars." V.'ha t he hasn 't told Congress L' that tikrJ\· cos t ovrrruns. on tl"i' Stea llh bomtrr could set the U.S. TreasurY bark on Its rf'<-lr . bom)J(>r. ' ·T he lt1JC cost of The Stea lt h progTam is a closely he ld secret. Our associate Donald \.oldberg has learned that the Pentagon. in a classified report ordered by Co ngn'Ss. predicts that tho 132 Stea lth tum he rs the brass want s will cost $36.6 billion. This Is misleadi ng at best. llt'ca use it is based on 1981 do llar s a nd doesn' t in c lud e every lhJng. Whe n it comes time to pay for 1be Stea lth bomix'rs. our sources sav til' tl'a l price- including inflation Jack Ander.~on 1 1" By C'OUJNS YEARWOOD UPI Sports \\'til« With tl>e grace r:i a sailboat and the impact of a tof1l"do, Nav)··s David Robinson a lmost singlehandedly sank Syracuse Sunday . 97-85. to advance the Midshipmen 10 the East semHinals of the NCAA Tournament. In a West quanerfinal. Auburn pouooed St. John's 81-65 to ellmi· nate tl>e fin al Big East participant and remaining member o! 1985's final Four. Last year. three Big East teams made the champion· ship S('mlfinals. Iowa State stunned Michigan 72-li!l in a part icularly gratifying game for Cyclones coach Johnn>· Orr. Wilh the t>l -team field reduced to 16. the SoutheaslPrn Conference is the ·major surprise . with lour sur\'l\'ors: Louisiana StatP, Ken· rue~'\·. Alabama. and Auburn. "I. think we proved to evel)'body that there's not onlv football in Alabama." said Chuck Person of Aubum . "There 's basketball. too ." N~''Y 97. Syracuse 85 Robinson st '"ck for 26 o! his 35 !XJinls in the S<'<."'nd half . The 6-foot ·ll center finished with 11 rebounds and 7 blocks. and hlt 21-of-27 foul shots. "He's a bett er shot-blocker than tPattick t Ewing and tEdt Pinck· nev ... Syracuse coach Jim Boeheim said.. :He dominated the inside. He's a phenomenal player." \'ernon Butler added 23 points for the Miidshipmen. 284 and winners of 15 straight. They advanred to Friday's r<'gional semifinals at East Rutherford. N.J .. against Clewland State. Dwayne Washing· ton scored 28 points for No. 9 Syracuse. whlch had won 17 of 18 pn'vious home games . Cleveland Stale '75, Sl. Joseph'slill CIP\'eland State remained alive in its first NCAA Tournament behlnd freshman Ken McFadden· s 23 points and Clinton Ransey's li. The Vlklngs. 29-J. have won 14 in a row. Clinton Smith had 15 n'bounds and 16 point s for Cleveland State. St. Joseph's was paced by WaytlE' WUUams with 25 points. Alabama 58, IIIbH; 56 Terry Coner hlt a fadP.away foul-line jumper with Oil(' SI'!.'Ond left . sending tl>e No. 19 Crimson Tide into the regional semifinals at Atlanta against No. 4 Kenruck-y . Caner sank a jumper to tk> it 5&-56 with 58 soconds to play before deliwring the winner. Corer had 12 points a nd 10 assists. Tom· Wy sin· gl"r scored 18 points for :-o;o. aJ lliinots. 22-10. " We were set up 10 go dO\<n with four soconds ll'ft. unless "·e had a layup," Caner said. " I just tried to take t Bruce 1 Douglas one-on-one and ttied to draw a foul. They didn't collapse on me and I just made the jumpshot." Kentucky 11, Western Kentudcy &I Kennv Walker scored 32 point s and pulled 0011n 8 rebounds to lift Kentucky , 31 -3. owr Hs cross-s tate rival. It was the ftrst timet IF tea ms from the Bluegrass State had mel since 1971. Walker scored 18 points on 9-for-9 shooting to give the Wildc ats to a li·:Y lead at halftime Kannard Johnson srot'ed aJ points for Western Kentucky . North Carolina Slate 110, i\rkansas-Llt11e Rock 00 ( 2 ot) Benny Bolton's 24 !Xlints IXJil'Cred N.C. State into Friday's regional semifinals at Kansas Oty. Mo .. against Iowa State. He had a ll 8 or his team 's points in tl>e first overtime, including a basltl't with 27 seconds left that !ot'a'd anottFr exn;a period at &<1-64. Chrts Wash· bum had Z.! !XJints !ontF 1\'olfpack. :aJ-12. M)TOn Jackson srot'ed Zl for Arkansas-Llnle Rock . Iowa Stale ~ . Mlchlpn Iii! Freshman Elmer Robinson slammed in a dunk off. an in bounds pia)' With 1: 18 remaining and added a pair of free thrall'S 14 seconds later for Iowa State. The Cyclones presented Coac h Johnny Orr wit h a \ictol)· ovl'r the school he k'ft for Iowa State. Jell Gntyer hlt lor 16 point s for the Cyclones. 22-10. Roy Ta ll'IE')· of No. 5 Michigan had :5 points and H tl'bounds. "This ha s to tr m,· biggest viclol)·," Orr said. "I took over a program thai couldn't oo anythlng. SLx years 3110 peopl e thought I was nutty." Auburn 81. SSI. Jolll 's m Aubum parla>·ed Chuck Person's T1 points and 15 rebounds llith a t-clentless transition attack in the fit'S! half to qualify for Thursday's regional semifinals at Houston ag ainst No. 10 Nevada-Las \ 'egas. The Tigers. 21·10. a rein th> round of 16 !:lr ttF S<'<."'nd straight year. The Redmen, beaten badlv on the boards. \\'ere led by \\'al ter Berl)"s aJ points and Mark Jackson 's 12 assists. "This is going to happen until the end ... St. John ·s roach Lou Carne· serca said. "Only one guy is going to go home happy. E\'ei}Ule else will taste defeat ." Nevada-Las Vegas 11, Marylllltd &I Anthony Jones hlt for 25 points. and Almon Gilliam added 18 IXJinlS and 14 rebound s lor UNLV. Tho Rehels. 33-4. used a Ll-0 mn in the second ha H to take rommand . Marvland . whlch led 41 -33 In the second half. was bolslet•ed by lRn Bias, wm scored 31 JXlinls. 23 in the second half. and grabbed 12 rebounds. n'M'arch and drvrlopmf'nt costs- willlxo more like $80 billion. And thJt"s rot countin g possib!( 0\"CIIT \.Jn!-1. Evrn at $P{l billion, Stea lth woul d tr the most rxpen· s[\·e aircraft projr<:l in U.S. histo!). But tlw' chan<"{'S of cost overruns are high. Unlike til' B-1. 11 hich flpw th:Jusund~ of hou" of tes ts before full production bega n. tlw' Stea lt h will ~ directlv from dra wing board to assrmb! ~ · li nf'. bypJsSinJ:! ('Iitic'al tPSt s that might uncover dPsign fl aws. acro rdin~ to our sour({'s. Dcspil r these obvious fisca l dcmg£>rs, Air Fon'(" brie ff'r s twrsist In assurin g Congress that the Stea lth bomix'r will cost about the sa me as the B-1. Here again. the Pent agon is lt() f tellin g Congress thr wJ1olr truth . RPsoat-ch. de,·rlopmen l, pla nt construction and workf'r training for li'l' B·l ha,·r already been IDugh t and paid for. So an addit ional 100 B·l s \\'OUirl clearly be rmd 1 Rodney Blake\ ;:J ) in the first hnlf oltlw•lr gllnlt' In tht• Syracusr fnni t•r llonw . Cit' \ ti.:md Stult J)(t'h'd it."' 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Our sources estimate the cost of addi tional B-1 bomhers at about $190 million apiece: each Stealth oomber would cost about $540 million. not incl uding l'I'Sffirch costs, And the taxpayers would he ~lting an untested plane rushed into production to meet a JXJiitlcal timetable. Cost aside. insiders Insist that the Stealt h bomher simply won't be the plane it's cracked up to be. IJ will he dangl"rously slow and unstable. and wil l have a r ange too limited for an ything but one-way suicide mis· s!ons to Soviet targets. As if this weren' t enough, even th€' Stealth's supporters concede that it Isn' t designed to elude the older. long-range radar the fruga l Soviets wil l have in plare after 25 yPars Political blunder ________Ro_b_er_tw_a_lte_rs Freddie, Old Ironsides and me Last <ktobf>r, whilr in 1\..K' in P I \n:m to \'isir an old frif'nd wh(m1 I II'ASHlNGTON - T hP Air ;·or· f'X(lain 10 m:·• two sons why you d1d L'pset tcith teacher What do _You think of ,l lt \lC' hrr who doPS n ., li't four kid:-. go 1m ~I 1np just trrausf' Wi'l'i' n01 rich. -.tra\ghT Navy, Cleveland State, post big wins in NCM tourney 618 E. Main St. Letters to editor month old pupp' dog remon'fl his co ll ar 111th J.D. tag. clog namr and telephone :-.to. ann \.a Ilia Cou nt v accounts littering three rontinents. An American olflrlal is quoted in Newsweek. "The robber barons too k over the government and declared mart ia l law." The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Monday, March 17. 1986 - but hts ca mpa1gn was reJuvenat('d come law na . Arkan sas a nd LouiSia na are likelv by VIctor ies two weeks later m the AI · Simil"r m e as ure~ have been ap- prospects to clamher about the abama and Georg1a primaries. proved by one house of lhe state legis· bandwagon. Indeed. the other big winners 1n Florida. Alabama and Georgta on latures in Ma ryland. Mississ ipp i. Mis· Perhaps so me of those stales wtll so un . Oklahoma and Tennessee while "S uper Tuesday" in 1984 (the fo rerunexamine th e likely consequences of ner of the proposed "Mega -Tu esday" Texas. North Carolina . South Caroli· thei r action before it's loo late. in 1988 and beyond ) were Sen. Garv Hart of Colorado and the Rev .Jesse Jackson . neither of whom has ever been described as a conservative. Moreover. the concen trated power of a re gional primary would not necessar ily benefit the South . Texas and Flonda are, respectively, the nat iOn's third and si xth most populou s stat es . :o;o <'a('h !' tat(> 's pnmary can bt' esw:· r1.:illy ~ 1gntf1cant If they votr Sim ultaneously, howev · t'r . ttrey would h<tvc to share the gl or~· :\1ea nwhlle. the resUlts in other. less pop ulous Southern sta tes would hr rve n mo re obsc ured. The env1s1oned reg10n-w 1de pn ma rv would con tn but e to the deleten ous ·front -loa dmg'" of the selection process It also would enha nce the impor · lance of the votes m Iowa and New Hampsh1r(' - where the earl y ballot· tng already IS disproporti onately em· phastzed - because victor ies in those states would be spnngboards to Sout hern success . A ma ssive, regwna l election ea rl y in the selection process would favor can didates who enjoy celebrit y status and bulg ing campaign treasuries. and hurt contenders who might be superi or lea ders but. who are neither as well -known nor as well financed Desptte those problems. Southern state legislatures are mindlessly rushm g to join Flor ida. Alabama and " ... and I shall abide by the division of labor Georgia 10 hol ding primaries on concerning household chores as spec1f1ed m March 8, 1988. Kentucky alrea dy has our marital contract ... " changed its primary to that date and the legislation 1n Virgi nia requires only the governor's signature to be· Berry's World SOU'111.SECfiONAL CAGE CR<\MPS STATE BOUND - The Gallipolis Developmental Center baskethall team (adult male, division 10 calepry) captuMI top baskelhall honors In the 1911& South Sedlonal playoffs recenltly. The Dolphins won lop hooors by deleallng Campaign Coud} (near Da,ytoo) 16-13 and Hillsboro. 47-12. 11te slate-bound DolpNns own a 10-3 season ret'Onl as they prepare for the state flnalol 1\tarclt 21·22 at Bowling GreenSialeUalvenlly. Top scorers In the sectional play!f(fs, held at Cincinnati. wen- Riclwd 'l'onliiM>a, Jeff Wright, Larry Smith, Reggie Hopey tU1d Ron Hoosier. This Is the first organized hardwood team at GDC since 1910. Bob Wen)' Is head coach and Allen Bickle •ss!stant. Flr.i row, left to right are Ronald Affolter Alben Peterlwskl (team coach), and Theodore Garner. Second row - Rlclwd Houck (acting operations director); Richard Tomlinson, Larry Smlolh, Pam Malura, superintendent; Reginald Hojley, Ronald Hoosier, Deborah McCoy (acllng program director) and Jeffrey Wright. Mounds of corned hed. Smothered in melted Swiss chrcsc. and s:tucrkraut Served on a flaky croissant along with Thousand b•l:tml dn.·s,in)l. Buckeyes host Texas in NIT game ' . COLUMBUS. Ohio tUPi l -Ohio State. whose .000 season propelled the Buckeyes into the National Invit ational ToumaiJI(>Ill , hosts an up-and· coming Texa s team tonight in the toumament' s second round . This is the first time an NIT game ha s been played at St . John Al'ena . SVAC-OVC cage All-Stars split Saturday games Not1h Gallla's Michelle George. an Associated Press AU-Ohio horo· n'<' last wN'k. scored 19 !Xlints Saturda y night to lead ttF Southern Va lley Athletic AII·Star Girls to a 62-61 'vtctoty over the Ohio Valley Confet·ence All -Stars a t Rio Grande College's l .yne Cl'nter . The SVAC squad. coached by Oak Hill's Tim McCoy, had piled up a big lead after three periods, but had to hold on In the final minute of play for the victory. Lisa Murnahan' s 14 JXJinls !Coal Gt·ove l and Tina Young's 12 iChesapeaket paced the losers. In Saturday's nightcap, the Ohio Va lley Conff't"{'n ce Eloys All-Stars outlasted the SVAC Boys, 82-76. Southern's Jay ~tick led tl>e losers with 24 points. Symmes Valley 's John Thompson added 10. Fairland's Kev Fuller's 19 markers led the winners. Troy Hudson, also of Fairland, adaed 16. Howle Caldwell coached the SVAC boys. This was the first annual meeting between the twO leagues. Next year's game by tr hosted by an OVC school. Bill Haines served as tournament coordinator. OSU advanced aft er Friday 's 65-62 win over intrastate rival Ohio University . Texas defeated _New Mexico 69- 661n Its first-round game Thursday. The winner of this game goes into the qu arterftnals Thursday and Friday. The Longhoms, in their fourth year under coach Bob Weltlich, tied Texas Chisttian and Tex as A&M for tl>e Southwest Conference title this year. The Longhorn had a chan!l' to win ttF regular-season and tournament titles. but bst Ill TCU a nd Thxas Tech In the final regular·SI'ason game!' and to Texas A&M in ' tlr SWC toumamml In Dallas. Weltllch took over the team bur years ago and started building. His first smson he wa s 6-22 and Improved to 7-21 tl>e following year. we BAG SALE FILL A GROCERY BAG WITH CLOTHING FOR S1.00 BEGINNING WEDNESDAY, MARCH 19. MEIGS COUNTY SOCinY THRin SHOP MIDDLEPORT . 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Sat urday made it an unprecedented three championships In a row with their Slth straight victory. two "It !ee ls really good to win this for the Class AAA title. vear. bem use II came from ev<'And. in a classic shootout for the ryone, not just Lisa," said tourna - Class A championship, Tlpp City ment most valuable player Lee Ann Bethel's Kelly Lyons and RichMyers. mond Dale Southeastern's Kelly Myers scored 12 points in West Downs each scored 37 points. Holmes' comt>-from- behind 46-42 Bethel came out on top, 8). 71. overtime victory against Tipp Oty Jack Van R.eeth, who has never Tippeeanoe. Earlier in the day, Columbus South dominated the inside play kl routing O ncinnatl Oak Hills, 74-54, Sp·ringfield Greenon remains undefeated By Uniled Pres.S lnlematlonal BETHEL CLASS A CHAMPS - Betool guard Gtna Soncaranto has the ball knocked out of her hand while gobtg for a slllt against Southeastern of Ross in the Class A championship game Saturday at . Akron. Bethel won ti'N' stale title, !16-TI. UPI. Youthful rookies provide big wins By United Press International Youth drew a flush Sunday as live rookies help<'CI their teams to thr<'!'-run homer in the fi rst inning and then belted a two-run shot off rf'lien•r Frank Eufcmia . exhibition \ictorif's At Tampa, Fla., KUI1 St illwell. a 20-)•ear-old fr~shman. led off th~ bottom of the ninth inning with a borne run to lift tht' Cincin nati Reds ~ a 7-6 Grapefruit League victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Stillwel l. who is cha llengin g vt'leran Da' e Con"'pcion fo r 1r,e shortstop job. slarruned the first pitch from reliP\W Pat Clements. Ron Oestcr also hit a two- run homer for til<' Reds. who have won nve of their eight ex hibition games. At St. Pet ersburg. Fla .. Ke\·in Mitchell. a 24-\'ea r-old mok1e who has spent thf' las t two yf'ars i.n n·lpte A, pou nded '"1) homt' rs and drow in fiw runs while pacing tl'<' Dan-yl Strawberl)' went 3-for· 3 anp hit his fi rst homer ct the spring for the Mets. Ron Darling held tht• 1\rins hitless over 11'<' first four Innings. Darling is 2-0 in Grapefru it League ,: , :arasota Fla. moloe fi rst baseman Or"'"" [)(>strade stroked lour hit s, mcluding a leadoff home l'll ninthe!Oth innlng.tolead aNrw York Yankees spill !quad loa 10-6 ~~~:~o~u~~er a C'hiragu While Sox Th!' last three bart<'J's in the Shepherd wins 1st major race thn'(• ;.Pa r~. rrpJid him ~~ llh a vict ory Sunda .' in tlw ~·l oru rcraf t ~ ut .\ tlan L! lnr t-r n.lliona l Ra cew i:l ~ Thr \'iCtnl\ spf'('<h~ JY W d~ on tht' l S· m ilf' thl' fir'it fur ritl'l' r Shephrrd nr 11<.'' "'' >tnce 19Rl . II broke a I U rarr \\'i.nlf•:-;s ~ ln 'ak lor thl' ConOYt'r. \ .C. dnYrr . whose ot hPr \\ " in~tun Cup 'ictur;. rtlmr at :..·lar!im·' illl'. \ ',1., in Apn\ onJ~· 19K1 It 11 ,1., 11"'"'''s fir't trip to , ·ir tDI;. latH · 'ii nr(' .- \ ugu.:;t of thdt ~amP ~ ·po~ r t~ l Tall adt ·~ o~ . ,\ Ia lot nf lf'< lm nwnPrs can 't afford ~nwont ' hJ.:r nw." the 44 · \·rc~r -ol d ~lwpht·rd ...,,He\ .!fiN h ts fir ~t sup: · 1 ·~f-X "'ctwc~'- rnu mph. "" I "A can 't br lnJ,! .t ... p 1n:-ur. :\II I can bring is m~ talPnt." Thr rmt·r funuiUJt' bu \J df' r brogan CO l ' PP I lil f2 1Jn " h:!11 lr<J C k~ ,\I agP ~~. d d dmd-."t '\l a txJ~l! ~1(~l \'irt or il'" •Jl 1l1t' " "•~ 'kl\ bull r mgs. " F\ OWd<J,!\\,, \1 (1 \C [,'I'Jl h> h,l\ t 'i:l bal'kgruu nd m 1 ,wing ltk•' D. li P Powerful Motor 4 PosiliOfl Oiai·A·Nap Top loading large ~ Capacit~ Disposable Oust Hag Oual Edge SESSION SET - Dr. Lewis Schmidt, Holzer Medical Center and Clinic, along with Dave Schoonover and Bonnie Simms, RN, prepare for the Maintenance of Health SESSion In Meigs County, ln Class A. top-ranked Columbus Wehrle leads the four ranked teams into slate competition. Berlin Hi· land fin isl'<'d third. Van Buren fifth and Dayton Jeffet~o n 19th in the final poU. Da vton .Jefferson 117-81 m<'!'ts Berlin Hiland 125-It in Friday morning's first serrdflnal while Wehrle (25-11 meets Van Buren 124-21 in tt<> second ga me. The winners will square off_ Sa turday afternoon for tt<> state crown. BONUS! BUY 2 PACKAGES OF DISPOSABLE DUST BAGS, GET1 FREEl ONE WEEK ONLY! QUANII1115 A. L.ITID JQHN A. WADE, M.D. InC. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAl EAR, NOSE & THRO·AT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE HAVE HEAR/Nil17 A/Ott" ..... Ow• t· l' <oo' f.,,,. A uoom o l•~ u ro•• ,_,, ~·'"""' ll •u • ~•<l fa~• COl- 1(-- ' """''"" INGELS FURNITURE & JEWELRY I) CALL (614) 992· 104 304 675·1244 992-2635 - Middleport C•O·M·F·O·R·T The Meigs County Pomona Patty Dyer of Star Grange. third in Grange banquet has been set for the class of adults making clothes April 25 at 7 p.m. wit h Howard for adult . Caldwell. slate master, to lx> the On tt<> class of adult s making speaker. clott<>s for chUdren, Bunny Kuhi. Plans werc made at a recent Rock Sprlungs Grangp, placed meeting of the Meigs County first, Bernie<' Midkiff. Star GrangP, Pomona Grange. Tickets wUI be $5 second , and Jane Llewellyn Columeach and are avai lable from bia Grange , third. Jan<'l Koblentz subordinate grange masters. Patty and Diane Rice were judges for the Dy<'l', Bill Radford. Earl Cross. contest. The May 2 Pomona meeting will Eldon Barmws. Zlba Midkiff and Norman Will. . be ·l'<'ld at lhe Columbia Grange The national grange sewing HaU with Columbia Grange as contes t was held with Ann l..a mlx>rl hosts. There were 32 members presmt for tt<> meeting hosted by ol Hemlock Grange placing !irst. Pa uline Enon. Racine. second. and Harrisonville Grangp. POMEROY - Fina l reading of house 1111,.; and b)·Jaws tor F.O.E. 2171, Pomero)·. 7 p.m. Monda)'. RLJ'ILAND - MC<'ting of Ru· !land Baseball Youth Lcagi1e coaches. 6 p.m. Monday, basement of 1~ Rutland Chu rch of Christ. t hi rd . and Darrell \\'all rip took fout111. both in l'hc\'l'olrls Rill F:llioll placed fifth in d Fnrd. TI.IE'!DAV MIDDLEPORT - Group 2 of Middlepol1 Pr<'Sbytrrlan Church meets 7:30 p.m. Tuesday. home cl. Mrs. LewL' Sauer. Shepl'<'rd led fi,·r lim<'S lor 9!i laps. including lhr fi nal 51'\t'n . He alt•rag<>d J:!1. 12ti mp h in lht' en•nl stowed b)· nine cautio n nags for 06 laps. The record rrowd of 71.!Ul ;11T'()ng A valentine banquet hosted by the Jerry Siegfried and Ann, Mr. and Victol)• Baptist Church was held . Mrs. Floyd Brown, Mr. and Mrs. recently a t the Middleport Fire Charlie Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Department . Hanna , Mrs. Doris Richmond and The Rev. James Keesee had the !Wbble, Mrs. Phyllis Hudnall, Mrs. blessing after which the group Lucy Hendricks. Mrs. &>Iva !Wush, enjoyed a buffet dinner at tables Mrs Frances Johnoon. Mrs. Mardecorated in the valentine motif. A garet Nunn , Thurman Smith, Trtsh floral arrangemnl was presented to MakafOe, Tina Smith, Mrs. Peggy ti'N' pastor and his wife by tl'<' Lewis, Penny, Ellen and Cindy, the church. Bible Trivia was played Rev. and Mrs. Keesee, Dawn, duting the evening. Mindy and J.D., and Mr. and Mrs. Gene Hudson, Lynsl and Allen. Anendlng were Mr. and Mrs. MONDA\' POMEROY - Meigs Count)' Church of ChrL' t Men's Fellowship meeting, 7::'0 p.m. Monday, PomrJQY ChurC'h of Christ. " "''ed . and llr fie ld closed . \1'1lh four laps remaining . \AS · l' AR displa\ed I~ gr!'('n , and Sht'pht'rd held off lht' hard charg · in~ Earnhardt . wro k>d fDur timt'S for 1o7 la ps. "aw 19 k'ad r hangp..., Harrisonville notes Banquet held at church Calendar I happenings spun . r\ ninth cauhon 0Jg wa s wa ~ March 19, I p.m. at the Senior Citizen Ce!lter. Local IIIT8IIgements for tiE session oo "StomJtCh Paln" are Mary Harrison, RN, Holzer staff development coordinator and Allee Wamsley, director of Senior Citizen Center activities bt Meigs County. Pomona Grange plans banquet Earnhardt. His father was a racer. My dad has lx'en dead since I was 12. and I nr\W had an)·ont• ~lp me gel in lo racing." It 11·as Earnh ardT who Shepherd dt'fealed b) one car length to net $1i:.! ..150. his largest pavda)·. II 11 h 11 lops remaining 10 1he :!IR-Iap t:'\·ent. Shcpl'<'rd h<'ld a om•st, ·ond lead 0\'t'r Rill EUiol l. AI !hal point. Ken Schradrr's Ford smacked the backstretch wall. and Mikt' \\'allrip an d Tomm)· 1-: tli s Tf' rlY l.aOOnt f' Mle~ner The winners of tOOsc rwo games meet Saturday night for the Onals. SC'\'f'n POMEROY - QJUI show at the Senior Citizens C..nter will be q>CI1 dri\·rr' • t v~ Congregational meeting conducted J Great Comfort Plus Great Price Equals Electric Thermal Storage. Frank and Helen Ciraso of McDcr mo11 arc addi ng another chapte r to the succc>s stor y of The rmal Sto rage hea tin g system s. "The 1hing I like mo>r ," Frank said, "is the efficiency on the distrib uti on - warm , even heat throughout the hou ; e. No cold spols anywhere ." r o r some families, t:om fort is the goa l no matter what the price. Yet, • 1av in gs is I he area where ETS really delivers. "Due to the performance of the furnace in storing heat during off -peak hours at a reduced kilowarthour rate, it all ow s the consu mer the o pportunit y to enjoy a well heated home at a ve ry lo w cost ," Frank said . Steven Story and Rita Lewis were elected as new members .of the v<'Siry at the annual congregational meeting of Grace Episcopal Church in Pomeroy. Jean Moore was named east regiona l delegate and named dele· ga tes to the diocesan convention to be t<>Jd in th<' fall at the Hyatt Hotel in Cincinnati were Nancy and Ted Reed, Dorothy Fisher and Eleanor Smith. Elcctr~ c· for public \'ie,.ing from noon to3: 30 p.m. POMEROY - Xi Garruna Mu Chapter ci Beta Sigma Phi Sorority meets 7: 30p.m. Tuesday, home of Mrs. Evelyn Knight . WEDNESDAY POMEROY - A planning session for the Meigs HighSchool Class of t97l=nlon will be reid at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the high school. Room :,m. Hospitalized All int.erested ON AMERICAN MODELS ~~w~e c:JCO wOJ~~~e 82 OLDS CUTLASS 2 Dr. LS 54995 81 CHEV. 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The Publlc Utilities Com· mission of Ohto has set for public hearing Case No. 85-02-EL-EFC Sub11le A, to review the fuel procurement practices and policies of Columbus a.nd Southern Ohio Electric Company , the operation of Its Electric Fuel Component and related matters. Thls hearing ts scheduled to begtn at 10:00 a .m. on March 24 , 1986, at the ornces of the Public UtUtttes Commtsslon. 180 East Broad Street, Columbus, Ohio UP FOR IOJ SlCORD Sll(£1 COOPER LEGAL NOTICE SIGN MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Literary Club meets 2 p.m. Wednesday. home of Mrs. Forest Bachtel. 0 0 •. .··.0: ADULT Machine Auto Body Trades The Daily Sentinel IUSPS tU·Kiil A DlviAlon ol Multimedia, Inc. Publlshf'd C\'rry afternoon, Monday Friday, 111 Cou rt St., Po· mcroy. Ohio, b)! thP Ohio Va lley Pub· llshlng Company!Mulllmt'dla , Inc., Pomorov, Ohio 4 ~769, Ph. 992·2156. S.· cond chiss postage paid at Pomeroy, Ohio. t hrou~h Are you out of work? In o job with little or no work satisfaction? 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FINANCIAL AID IS AVAILABLE Spring Quarter Starts April 7th SINGLECOPV PRICE ......... 25 CE'nt s Dally ...... ----INFORMATION-- REGISTER IN PERSON OR MAIL IN THIS COUPON Sub5crlbf'rs not dPS!rlng 10 pay the car. rler may nomlt In advance dlrE'CI to blrlhdaf on Friday, March %1. Contributions to Easter Seals and the Heart Fund were made by Columbia Grange at a ~nt met'ling held at the grange hall. Plans were made for a quarterly birthday supper at the March meeting. It was noted that Eldon Barmws and Arthur Crabtree attended the state legislative conference held at Friendly Hills Grange Camp near Zanevllle. Valentines made by the members were judged by Bertha Crippen with Patty Manzey taking first place and Joshua Jordan, second place. A valentine cake made by !Wse Barrows was a part of II'<' speeial valentine CPiebration. Crabtree. lecturer, used important facts about George Washington and Abraham Lincoln and a word game for the program. THE GINGERBREAD BOY SAYS ... 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Sandra Wright and Mrs. Spencer were appointed to buy suppli<'S fo( serv ing II'<' Russell Findling sale on March 15. Manha Poole will make II'<' bod signs. Sandwiches, chip•. and cake in the St. Patrick's Day tt<>me were served . Others attend· ing were Anna Thompsen, Char· lotte Van Meter. and Osie Follrod. Next me<'ting will be atthe rome of Mrs. Parker and Martha Poole. rc~a~le~nda~·~r~a~n~d~c~ho~se;;;;D;;av;i~d~L;.;;;;;;A;p;ril;;;;;l5;w;;it;;;h;;;a;;;n;;;E;;;a;;;s; ;et;;;r;;;p;;;r;;;ogr ;;a;m;.~ ' POSTMASI'ER: SPrxl address ('han~ to The Dally St>ntinel. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 4~769 . In vestiga te dean, warm and eco nomi ca l heati ng with ETS. You may write the next chapter. OHIO POWER COMPANY offerin g "'" ' wkrn. Thirty-fiw sick ca lb werl' tl'· ported . Nelli<' ParkPr. presidPnl . read gree tings from I::rnma Lou Fi nch, .Janet Evans. and .June Stearns, fmmer members, and from Grace Estel, Eastern Coonce· tic ut Coopera ti ve Mini so·ies Thelma Henderscn read a letter from tt<> Rev. and Mrs. Albert Whelchel of Red Bird Mission. Alsc read was a letter from Don and Dorothy Penners of Thousand Sticks. Mrs. Parker had II'<' prayer Columbia Grange conducts meeting UPRIGHT Third ranked Springfield Gree· non. till• ooly unbeatm team ci the dozen. l'<'ld off a stubborn Greenfield McClain ream 71-&7 in triple overtime in regional finals to advance to the state. McClain had been ranked sLxth. Fifth-ranked Oberlin Is also in the state tournament. Greenan (26-01 plays Uhrichsville Claymont (18-71 in Friday's first semifinal whil<' Oberlin (25-1) m<'!'ls Youngstown Ray<'n II R-Rr in tl'<' second game. 2 feeding of the multitudes. An EUREKA A. ,,..., e.; Fi.•rhlin and Botby Meac ham ra\·aged Chicago pitching for r ight runs on 10 hits. Carlton Fisk hit his second homer of 1~ spring for thP White Sox . while Rud)· Law had a tliple.doubiP and single. nian . who hadn 't had a solid r idr m Ni-\SC..\R's major ·l(' agur circuit in the second 10. Two ranked teams made it to II'<' state in Class AA and four in Class 01 1 01 IlK• Minnpsola Twins. Mitchell. a I hird baseman in lhe minors. pla)·ed tell fi~l d and first oose. HAM PTON. Ca. tl 'Pi t- .Jack Beebe ga 1·r Morgan Shepherd an opporlunlly. and the \ o11h Ca roli· Dayton, the South boy's team will lx> on the floor . South takes an 18-8 1'1'Cord into Thut~da)' night's second semifinal in Class AAA aga inst Lorain Admiral King , 23-J. In the night's opener. Cincinnati Mt. Healthy . 24-2. meets Akron CPnlrai -Hower. Th(' winners of those two gamt.·s meet Saturdav morning lor the fin als . The tournament ls being held In Davton this vea r because of pt~vious romffiittments at thr usual site of St. John Arffia on the Ohio Sta te University campus. Akron Cen1ra i-Hower finist<>d fourth armng the big schools in the UPI Board of Cooc hes ratings. Lorain Admiral KJng and Mt. Healt h)' were lied for seventh and HURRY! AT LOW ·~ 50"""'biOI " ""''"'!luci'Wln Y an kf'es order - Des trade, Mike Hr connect('() \.\'ith a &rt Bly - toys state tournament begins in Prayer and self-denial and World Day of Prayer were observed by the Alfred United Methodi st Women at tt<> home of Clara Follrod and Nina !Wbinscn. Gertrude !Wblnscn led the program with Sara CaldweU, a guest reading the Bible story of the Good Samaritan. Thelma Henderscn had a selection from the Upper Room, "I Passed Her By", Martha Eliott read scripture about loveoffrtends, FlorenCPAnnSpencer, "The Kenya Girl", and Mrs. JWblnscn, coneluded with an account of the UREKA pl ay with a Ull ERA. allowing just --;So::ut:h:d:i:d:n':':•:vc= n=soo=w= up= a=mo=ng ============::;tl two runs and fi,·e nits in 10 innings 1 New York :v1r t s to a 7-2 victory ~' PI' te\•en change- up and hil it O\Pr the wall in right ·rl'nt l'r fi!'ld for a While Columbus South st udents are CPiebrating the girl's basketball team's state championship, the boy s may find it ha rd to con('(>n· Irate on their own destiny. The girls took the Ohio High School Cla ss AAA title 74·54 o\'cr Cincinnati Oak Hills Sat un:lay In Akron. And this week, when the UMW observes World Prayer Day lost as the West' Hol~rs coa~~described his !9!6·86 c.i,ub as a bun~h of overachtev<'rs. \\ est Holmes finished the S<'~~n at 28-0. Tippeeanoe ended at 24 ·3. Ntkkl McCulloch got a t ebou~d and put a shot oU the glass wrth stx seconds rema inmglmto send II'<' contest Into overt e. I-IURRY! The Daily Sentinel-Page-S Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ThP Dally Sl'n tln el on a 3. 6or 12 month basis. Crl:'dll will be glv~.>n ca rrl('r eerh month . t would like more inlormotion obout your adult vocotionol programs . Check o'!e or more . No subscrlpllons by mall permlttN In towns whtort' home carrier S£>rvlce Is Name .. . .. ... . .. ........ . . . ....... . avail ablE'. Address .................. . .... . ... . Mall Subscri ption• Insid e Ohio ........ $14.56 I ~ \\.'('('kS. ....... $29 .12 26 W('('kS . .. ........... $58.24 52 WE"E'kS ... Oulalde Ohio 13 "N('(>kS .. . ...... $1 ~. 60 26 W<'Oks . .. ..... $31 .20 I t~w•~"""~·~- ~~~.. -~..~ ···~.. -~.. ~ ...-...~~-9~-~..J Mall to: The Adult Education Center Tri-County Vocational School Rt . i. St. Rt . 691 Nelsonville. Ohio ~5764 l'hontt 753-Ut11a:t, 71 FUL'L TIME ADULT PROGRAMS- BUSINESS DATA PROCESSIN G - WELDING - AUTO BODY REPAIR - MACHINE TRADES - INDUSTRIAL ELECTRONICS - INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE - ELECTRICITY - CARPENTRY - OFFICE SERVICES - FOOD SERVICE - AUTO MECHANICS - MEDICAL OCCUPATIONS • �• Monday. March 17, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio The Daily Sentinei-Page-7 •WE RESERVE TH RIGHT TO UMIT QUANmiES .PRICES EFFECTIVE CANCER DAY, WED .. MARCH 19. 1986 ON.Y •USDA FOOD STAMPS ACCEPTED • NOT •.. oODLA~ND . .. , . ., ' .. Double Coupons See Store for Details THAN CANCER DAY SALE-WED., MARCH 19, 1986 ONLY HOLLY FARMS GRADE A AS ACUSTOMER TO OUR STORES DURING 1985, YOUR PATRONAGE HAS ENABl£D US TO PROUDLY DONATE THE FOLLOWING CONTRIBUTIONS BACK INTO . OUR COMMUNinES. WE TAKE PRIDE IN HELPING TO MAKE OUR AREA SUCH AFINE PlACE TO RESIDE! OUR 1985 COMMUNITY CONTRIBUTIONS MADE POSSIBLE BY OUR MANY FINE CUSTOMERS ARE AS FOtLOWS: FALTER'S OLD FASHIONED Chicken ·Leg Quarters Smoked Ham Donations to Schools &Clubs American Cancer Society School Athletics ~ Police &Fire Departments Community Improvements Misc. Community Softball & Recreation County Fair Livestock I FANCY TRIM SEMI-BONELESS SUPERIOR BONELESS Cook's Whole I Whole Ham Tavern Ha-" LB. ~ ODLAND With Additional lB. Purchase GRADE A FROZEN 10 -14 LB . AVG . FOOOLANO AlL MEAT Basted Turkeys ··1'«'· .... .._, , , ". • •• • .. -~~~. .,;·. ·t I "'"' TK~ ,, • -.·.[ ,,k ••• a:.- Orange Juice :,:· ....... ·.. ·. ... ·,· .... '.~ ',, ,..::.- F111ST DEPIJI'Y - Maida Mora Is empk>yed as F1r1!l Deputy In the tubercubsls ol· flee. She Is the bookkeeper, maintains Dies and pllllents' dtarta and asslsto during clinics. 19 oz. PKG. Margarine Quarters VAUEY BELL Superior Frankies LB. , ....... 1: ••·.~ .Jt . , 1 , , ,,. :,11_.,.- HAlf GALlON 1 lB. PKG. l --~-·· · ...~'. J&me8 R. Leadin8flam WED., MARCH 19, 19 86 5% OF WED.'S PURCHASES WILL BE DONATED TO YOUR LOCAL COUNTY ACS UNIT VELVO Vanilla Ice Craam GAllON CTN. ' . 69C 12 oz. CAN ANCER DAY WED., MARCH 19, 191o ONI Y HEINER'S Old Fashioned Bread 59< 20 oz. LOAF CANCER DAY WID., MAIKH 19, 19Bo ONLY clinic visits or other services are due. She hancles all record! of skin testing and accompanies the mrse to lbe oouoty sdJools. bolll"d's Southeastem Ohio Lung Assn. rep.; Jane Brown, Joan AIL YAIIEliiS 13 ASSOOED VARIETIES tokely Vegetables 3•o-17 CANS oz9 9 ( Foodland Coffee 311. CAN $999 Don W. Roach Wolle, Michael Struble; back, I to r, Helen Swariz, Karen Werry, Jane Wallon, Doona Nelson, Sle\iestory, Haroldlllce,11rnKingand Paul Patterson. Meigs TB clinic plays vital role in case fmding By JOAN TEWKSBARY chemo1t-erapy and chemoprophy· 'lB Director latlc medications are made possi· Joan Tewksbary. R.N.. Director ble by the tubercui:Jsls levy funding . of tbe Meigs County Tub:>rculosis The Meigs County Tuberculosis Office, reports the role of ttl' chest Clinic Is governed by a board of 13 clinic Is enlarging with the shifting members representing tbe lnwnol emphasis l'rom Inpatient to ships and villages throughout the rut-patient treatment of tubercui:J · county and are appolnloo by tt-e sis. In addition to the expanded Meigs County Commissioners . The pa11en1 services, the clinic plays a members Include: Harold Rice and vital role In 11-e tuberculosis Tim King, Salisbury, Salem. and case-finding effort, along with th2 Rutland Townships; Joan Wolle evaluation of oontacts and suspects and Orion Roush. Sutton, Lebanon and the screening of persons and Letart Townships ; Donna required to be examined as a Nelson and Karen Werry, Chester, condition of employment. Olive and Orange Townships; Roy L. Donnerberg, M.D., from Helen Swartz, Bedford , Scipio and Ohio State University Hospital, Is Columbia Townships; Jane Walton the chest clinician for ttl' Meigs and Jane Brown, Vlllage of Pome· Cllnlc. These clinics are held evB")I roy; Atty. S1eve Story, Vtllage of 12 weeks In the tuberculOsis office. Middleport; Paul Patterson. Vll · People attend tll'se clinics for a Jage of Rutlanp ; Mike Struble. variety of rl'asons. Some need Village of Syracuse; Jeanette diagnostic help, others need treal· Lawr!'nce. Village at RBclne. ment, supervision, or some other Mrs. Faye Wallace of Middle· form of assistance. port, Is a delegate to the Soutreast Some are contacts wbo require Ohio Lung Association and relates s1udy and advice . Some presen t to Jhe board on activities of the them;elves for rrore limited help, associa tion. such as a chest x-ray or a health 81 Patients Seen card. Some wh:J attend may be In 1985, eighty-one (81) pa1ients appearing lor the flrs1 tlme; others were seen by Dr. IXmnertl'rg, ar!' returning for one of a series of thirty-nine (39) clinics were con· visits that may extend over a ducted throughout the county. All period of time. These clinics. sldn Meigs County schools wer e visited testing, chest x-rays, nrees.s_a.;ry__bv.;. · _1re..;,.._tu_be_rcu...,.I:J_sls __ nu_rs_e_IJ...,r .... r111L CANCER DAY SALE!! Orange Juice FILE CLERK - Katf\v Otm' lnp serves as lie clerk, notifies patients when their chest K-rays, TB BOARD - Members of the Meigs Tuberculosis Board arc, front Ito r, Omn Roush, Jeanelte Lawrence, Faye WaDace, the Area deaths :·:;.·;!i.'l • , ~ 1 -~;;.:;·: FOODLAND SALUTES THE AMERICAN CANCER SOCIETY WITH OUR SIXTH ANNUAL FOODlAND~FROZEN EXECUI1VE DIRECJ'OR- Joan Tewksbary, R.N., Is the Executive Director ol the Meigs Crunty Tubercubsls Ofllce. She administers the tuberculin sldn testing In lbe county, provides guldallce to all the tuberculin pBIIents, rontacts any suspects. ROBERT H. EASTMAN - OWNER AND PRESIDENT LIMIT I 12 CONDUCI'S CLINICS - Roy. L Donnerbel'J, M.D., Unlver· !lily H08pllal, Cohunhls, ronIUeis the dtest cOnics held eviJ'Y 12 weeks In the Meigs Coorty Tuberculosis Office. THANK YOU FOR SHOPPING WITH US!I \ $1 89 SS,527.42 11,196.00 2,311.00 360.00 1,103.00 100.00 5,610.11 11,269.08 $37,476.61 For A 1985 Total of I 9 HALF HAM Uf!! home from 2:.'11to4:::1J pin . and7fo survived by an aunr, Evetta Bechtle, of Middleport. There are also 14 grandchildren. Jamt'S Russell Leadingham. ~. Don W. Roach, 64, 123 Hudslon six great grandchildren and tluw died Friday In Oklawaha, Fla. St., Middleport, died Sunday in the slep great grandchildren. Robert C. Rupe Born July 4,1919to the late James Intensive care unit of Holzer Funeral services 11111 be Tuesday Madison and Rosa Pennlng1on Medical Center. at 1: 30 p.m. at Wilcoxen Funeral Robert Curtis Rupe, !§!of Middle· Leadingham, Mr. Leadingham re· Mr. Roach wa born Oct. 7, 192lln Home with Rev. William Banks and port, died Sunday at Veterans sided In Wheelersburg, Ohio. He Middleport, a son of the late emen Rev. George Hoscher offlcla1lng. Memolal Hospital. was a World War II veteran and and Della Russell Roach. He was a Burial will follow In Suocrest He is survived by three children , r!'tired sleeel worl<er. member of the Middleport Church Cemet<lry. Friends may call today Mr. Leadingham is survived by ri Christ and served In the lJ. S. Air a oon. Raymond Ru pe. Columbus, from 7 In 9 p.m. and two daughters, Mrs. Arvie his wile, Kathleen Adams Lea· Co'lJS In World War II. (Dorothy) Creech, Germantown, dlngham; three sons: Roger and A retired patrolman with the Mrs. James (Donna 1 Fry, Albert R. Zito and Leroy, Columhls; Darrell, Whet.'- Middleport Pollee Deparunent and lersburg; three sislers: Roxie a retired U. S. Postal Service Rutland; four stepsons. Cecil Mi· Albert R Zlto, 70, died Saturday Salzman, Gallipolis; Goldie Moore, employee, Mr. Roach was a chael, Cuba N. Y.; Herman at his home In Bradbury. Wheelersoorg and Hazel Calhoon. memb:>r of Gallla·Melgs Lodge~. Michael, Middleport, Everet1 Ml· Mr. Zito was a rellred empi:Jyee New Jersey; lour brothers: Un· Fraternal Order rt Pollee; Feeney- chael, Pomeroy; one step· of the B. F. Goodrich Co. In Akron. ville, Wheelersburg; Huey. South Bennett Post 128, American Le- daughter, Mrs. Eldon (Phyllis) Surviving are a sonand daughterWebsler; Dewey, Dayton and gion; the Jimmy G. Stewart Morris, Pomeroy; ll great· In-law, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Zito. Willis. Gallipolis along with several Memorial Post of the Veterans of grandchildren; several great and Jr., Wadsworth; three grandchild· grandchlldren, nieces and ne· Foreign Wars; Pomeroy Chapter several great-great-grandchlldren; ren, five brothers. five sisters and a phews. One brother and one sister 53 of the Disabled American and three sisters, Helen Frazier, special friend, Bernice Wlnn, Cheshire; Garnet Rife, Coalton, ptl't'eded him In death. Veterans, and Mld:lleport Lodge Bradbury. and Gaye Sowards, Gallipolis. Fwleral services wiD be held 2 li.'l, Free and Accepted Masons. Services will be held at !0:30a.m. He was preceded In death by his p.m. Tuesday at the Harrtson &irvlvlng are his wife. Calherlne first wile, Beatrice Might Rupe, Wednesday at the Billows Funeral Funeral Home, Wheelersburg. Bur· Finn Roach; a son, Jim Roach, Home In Akron . ial will be In Vernon Cemetery In Middleport; a sister, Dcrothy and his second wile, Jane Michael Rupe. Also preceding him In death Scioto County. Roush, Middleport. and several were his parents, Darius Rupe and Friends may call at the funeral nieces and nept-ews. Nancy Phelps Rupe , four brothers, home Monday afternoon and even· Private funeral gervlces will be Bertha Randolph five sisters. and three stepchildren. lng and between 12 noon and 2 p.m. held at the convenlena> of the Funeral gervtces wUl be held aJ I on Tuesday. Bertha Randolph, 94, 68545 SJ. family with the Ewing Funeral p.m. on Thursday at the Rawlings· Route 124, Reeds\1lle. died Sunday Home In chargi!. Burial will be In Lawrence D. Hartinger Riverview Cemetery. There are no Coats-Blower Funeral Home. The evening at St. Joseph Hospital In Rev ~ Rotl'rt E. Mussesr will calling hours. In lieu of flowers, Parkersburg, W. Va. officiate. Friends may call at the Funeral services for Lawrencr' friends may contribute Jo the She was born In Reedsville, a funeral home aU day Wednesday D. Hartinger, 68. 464 Sixth Ave., American Lurg Assoclallon of with ttl' family to be tll'rl' from 2Jo daughler of the late Edward and Middleport, who died Saturday at Susan Rood. She owned and Ohio, 1700 Arllngar Lane, P.O. Box 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial wll be In the Veterans Memorial Hospital, wUI 1~77. Columbus, Ohio, 43216. operated a restaurant and grocery Middleport HUI Cemetery. be held at I p.m. Tuesday at Jlie star!' on Eden Ridge for 30 years Rawllngs-Coats· Blower Funeral from 19:1) to 1900 when she retired . Harley 0. Koenig Willard W. Barnette Home. She was a member of the Eden Harley 0. Koenig, !ll, Reedsville, Williard Wilson Barnette, 66 of Unlled Brethren Church at Mr. Hartinger was born In died Saturday at Veterans Memor· Reedsllle. Middleport oo-Ilec. 21,1917 , a son ri lal Hospital In Pomeroy following Jericho Road, Point Pleasant, was dead on arrtval at Pleasant Valley tbe late Lawrence C. Hartinger and an exlended Illness. Hospital Sunday. Surviving are two daughters, ttl' late Hazel Farmer HarUnger. Born In Meigs County he was the He was the son of the late Roy Levanchla Cain, Reedsville, and He served as a serg!'ant In tbe U. S. son ol the late Valentine and Minnie Reed Barnett and Rosa Ellen Wolle Clarestlne Randolph, al home; a AJr Foroe during World War II. He Flck Koenig. He was a Ford tractor Barnette. Pertko, Wellsburg, sister, Carrie was a memb:>r of Feeney·Bennett mechanic. He was member of the Gospel W. Va. , a slster·ln·law, Mrs. Clyde Post 128, American Legion, and had He Is survived by his wife, Anna Lighthouse Church of Point Plea· tEiizabeth l Ranoolph, Chicago, been a presser b the dry cleaning Reynolds Koenig, Pomeroy; ooe sant · and r!'tlred from Stauffer Ul.; a granddaughter and her business since 1946. daughler. Mrs. Keith (Louise) &Jrvivlng are two nieces , Jean Chaffee rt ReEdsville; three grand· Chemical Company with 28 years. husband , Marjorie Matheny Kee> He IS survived by his wife, Mrytle baught and Marvin Keebaugh, Craig of Middleport, and Carolyn sons, Timothy Chaffee, Reedsville; Hoocher Barnette; four daughters Reedsville ; t wo great · Searls, Columoos; three great· Daniel Chaffee. Rl~eway; and Mrs. Jeri Deloris Hall, of Massll· granddaughters. Mrs. Robert tile· nieces and one greaJ-nepll'w; three Kenneth Chaffee, Albuquerque, N. halt sisters, Mrs. Vlolel Jordan, M.; three brothers, Wilbur Koenig . iOn; Mrs. Donnie Barbara Roush, of bra) Buck, Pomeroy. and Mrs. Columhls; Mrs. Betty Lanier, Middleport; Henry Koenig. Cam· Point Pleasant; Mrs. Jack Jamie Roger (foeya) Ba lser, both of Wlli, rt Point Pleasant and Mrs. Pomeroy, and six great-great· Bidwell, and Mrs. Mary Lou Boggs bridge; and Leo Koenig. Canton; d Middleport , and two hall· two sisters, &Isle Windon, Pome· Edgar Virginia &ie Harman of grandchildren. brothers, Gen . James llarUnger. roy, and Ethel Koenig, Middleport, Point Pleasant and three sons; George R. Barnett, of Gallipolis; Preceding her In death besides Colorado Springs, ColO., and David and five great-grandchlldmt. James W. Barnette, of GaiUpolis her parents were · her husband, Hartinger, Minnesota. · He was preceded In death by his Ferry and Johnle H. Barnette. of PhUllp (P.R. ) Russell Randolph, a Besides his parents, he was first wile, VIda Osborn Koenig, brother and a sister. preceded In death by a sister, Jhree brott-ers, Vern, Wllllam and Beckley. Other survivors Include three Martha Searls. Elmer Koenig; two sisters, Rossi sisters; Mrs. Frances Woodard, of Services will be held at 3: :IJ p.m. O!flclatlng at Tuesday's service Wamer and Freda Krider. St. Albans; Mrs. Esther Coleman, Wednesday at the White Funeral wUl be Mr. AI Hartson. Burial wUI Services will be held at 2 p.m. be In Gravel HUI Cemetery at Tuesday at the White Funera l of Eleanor and Mrs, Nora Jean Home In Coolvllle with Rev. Carl Cheshire. Friends may call at the Home In Coolvllle with the Rev . Cunnlgnham, of Ollllns. Ohio and GUillan !1flclatlng. Burial will be In funeral home from 2to 4 and 7lo 9p. O'Dell Manley <11lclatlng. Burial three brott-ers; John Barnette, of the Ranoolph CemetB")I at the Eden m. blay. In Ueu of Dowers l'rlends wUI be In the Tuppers Plains : Louisville, Ohio; Otlxl Jessie Church In Reedsville. Friends may Barnette, of ·Florida and Jack call at the funeral h:Jme from 3: ll to may send donatiOns to ttl' Mt. <llrlstlan Church Cemetery. Barnette, ri. Dunbar. He Is also 5 and 7 to 9 p.m. on Tuesday. Mission School, Grundy. Va. Friends may call at the fUneral 9 p.m. today and until time of service oo Tuesday. screening and delecllon of prrsonnel and s1udents who may be In fected 111th or wlth:Jut active disease. The school nurses, Sharon Birch . R.N .. Mary Price. R.N., and Jo~ Thoren, R.N.. assist with 11-e school sldn testing program Sldn tests for students are given on a consent basis from their parrots . This program of skin 1es1lng ~ Important Facts given by the Morbidity and Mortality Report, May 31, 1985, Volume 34 No. 21, s1ates the elimination of tuberculosis appears unlikely before the year 2100. More than 20,000 · new cases and !,lUI deaths still occur each year. Transmission of Infection also cont inues, as evidenced by the occurren ce of hundreds of cases In young children . An estimated IO,OOO,tlXI persons In this country are Infected with tubercle bac!UI and carry a lifelong rlsk of developing tuberculosis. A tolal of 366 chest x-rays were obtained and evaluated this past year. The clinic gave 3,264 sldn tests. There were I ,404 admlnls· tered for food services. The nurse made 312 home visits. 10.827 o1her clinic servlcr's were periormed. 00 patients were dismissed . X-ray and laboratory studies are obtained from Veteran's Memorial Hospital, Scott Lucas. admlnlstra· tor. The co-operation of the hospital s1aft Is appreciated by the clinic. Theresa Collins, R.N., Director of Nurses at Veteran 's Memorial Hospital and D<>loi'I'S Frank, E"""· utlve Director of the Meigs Unit of Ihe American Cancer Society, also work "ith the tuberculosis clinic. TuberculOsis may co-exist with otll'r lung diseases such as bran· chogenlc carcinoma. (lung cancer) 1re tuberculosis nurse works wtth th2 Tuberculosis Outreach Program. associated with the Ostoopathic School of Medicine, Athens, Ohio, and she Is a board member of the American Heart AssociatiOn and participates In projects Involving their programs. 'lB Disease Tuberculosis Is a communicable, Infectious disease. Although It may oo I:Jnger be the "White Plague", tt is stlll very much with us and stU! potentially lethal. The objectives of tuberculosis oontrol focus on Identifying and treating persons with InfectiOn andlor active disease, the gQal being to eliminate tuberculos~. This surve!Uance, coupled with the tree care we provide. Is necessary. (),r dlllgence In teaching and follow-up care are the most potent weapons we can wield to control Ill' spread of tuberculosis. The clinic Is located on the second Ooor of the Multi-Purpose BuDding on Mulberry Heights In Pomeroy and ol!ers many other services dealing with resplra1ory disease to ttl' (llbllc. Since the tuberculosis levy was renewed by a large majority In 1981. tll're have been 21 active cases of tuberculosis. The levy wJll be on the ballot, May 6. 1!*16. In crder lor ttl' Tuberculosis Clinic to continue providing ItS' many llf!I'Yf. ces, we wUI need your continued support. Emergency squads answer seven calls Seven calls were answered over Jhe weekend by units of the Meigs County Emergency Service. AI 12: 14 a .m. Saturday, the Middlepon unit went Jo the Brad· bury residence ci Albert Zito, who was dead on arrival; at l :J7 a.m. the 1\Jpp<'rs Plains unit wenJ Ia Success Road for Billy Bobo who was taken Jo SJ. Joseph Hospital in Discipline Continued from Page 7 record and the approval of lhe board of education. Graduatio n for senbrs was c hang~.>d !rom Jull!' I to 8 p.m. on June 8. Jim Hoff, librarian, was autlrlrized to sell books not lOnger needed by the library with funds raised to go into the library fund. Any books oot sold will be given to the oophomore class to be used as items In Its auction on April 17. II was agreed to look into what fuflis are available from the lottery and other !llurces for the establishment of a new reading program lor the seventh and eighth grades. The resignation of RBy Watson . football coach and social studies Jeacher. was acC€pted and plans were made for a computer listing of all equipment in the vi llage and for a sign·OUt progra m oo thai lOcal ion of Ire equipment will be known at all Hmes. The next regular meeting will be 7 p.m. on March 26. Board memtl'rs. Heines, Manlcke. Jarnes Caldwell. and Smith were present for the meeting. Weather forecast Becoming partly cloudy today. with highs in Jhe mid 50s. Partly cloudy tonight, with a low nea r 40. Windy Tuesday. wilh rain and thunderstonns likely and highs In the upp<'r OOs. · The probabUity of preclpilatlon is Jess than ~ percenl today and tonight and 00 perCl'nt Tuesday. Elllftlded Forecast Wednesd11,11 llnu!lh Frld11,11 Showen and thunderstonns Wednesday, wlh a chance Ill rain or snow Thursd11,11 and lair weather on Friday. Highs generally wUl be In lbe Ws Wednesday and ranging from lbe mid 40s to the mid 50s Thursdll,ll and Friday. Overnight bws wUl from the ..,per tit! lo lbe upper 50s euty Wecb!lday and he motllly In the lis Thui'Bday and Friday momap. ran• Parkersoorg; at 8: J7 a.m. the Middleport uni1trealed but did 001 transport Luclllr Palmer at her home on Roush's Lane. On Sunday at 3:33 a.m. the Pomeroy unit went to the Pomeroy Health Care Cenler to take Rotl'rt Rupe Jo Veterans Memorial Hospl· Jal; at U: 9 a. m. the Pomeroy unit took RBJph Swan . Jr.from his home rt Children's Home Road to the Holzer Medical Center; at 5:07 p.m. time Thwers Plains unit went to Route 124 and Eden Ridge fo r Bertha Randolph wbo was taken to SJ. Joseph Hospital In Parkers· burg; and at 9:21p.m. Middleport unit transported Liz Hubbard from her home on Third S1 . to Veterans Memortal Hospl1al. Mee18 Tuesday The Women's Republican Oub will meet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday night at the Rlverboal Room r1 the Diamond Savings and Loan Co. AU Republican women ar!' Invited to anend. Syracuse Vilage Council wUI mt>et Tuesday at 7 p.m. at t~ Syracuse Municipal Building. Veterans Memorial Saturday Admissions: Flossie Story, Pomei"O)!; Paul Van Cooney, Pomeroy; and Robert Canaday. Pomeroy. Saturday Discharges: Wllbu[ Hanning. · Dalton Grover. Ruby Frederick. and Mary Caslo. Sunday Admissions: Robe rt Rupe. Pomeroy. and Dar lene Reaves, Rutland . Meets Wednesday The Syracuse Homemakers Club wUJ nwt at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Municipal Building. There wHJ be a potluck dinner al noon and at 1 p.m. Carolyn McCoy from tbe Berry baskPI Wlli demonstrate tole painting. Ohio lotto winners · CLEVELAND IUPII - Saturday's winning Ohio Lottery numbers; Dally Number ~. . Ticket sales totaled $1.447,M3. with a payoff due of $661,616.00. 01l1o lAIIIo 7, 17, 'll, 2, 8, 6. Oblo Lotto ticket sales totaled $3,878,322. �Monday, March 17, 1986 Pomeroy~ Middleport, Paga- 8- The Daily Sentinel ···. Harrisonville OES meets Meigs 4-H news Dana Hoffman was presented his 25 year pin at the Tuesday night meeting of Harrisonville Chapl ~r 256, Order of the Eastern Star, held at the Hariisonvllte Masonic Temple. Making the presentation was his wife, Bernice Hoffman. Karen Facemyer, worthy matron, and Larry Welt, worthy patron , presided at the meeting. Stella Atklns, grand representat ive of District 25, was presented. Others introduced and welcomed were the past matrons and past patrons of Harrisonville Chapter. and honored masons. Reported ill were Norman Will and Grace Warrer and the chapter members signed get-weU cards or them. A practice for Inspection to be held on April 9 was held . Harold Rice, board member, reported on the tuberculosis program In the county and the group voted to support the levy to be voted on In the May election. Rice gave the blessing for refreshments provided by Tom and Joan Stewart, Joe and Janet Bolin, Donna La they, and Bitt and Sharon Stewart. The Syracuse Brownie Troop 1120 a !tended services a t the Asbu !)' United Metholdst Church Sunday in obs~rvance of Girl Scout Week . Barbara Lawrence is the leader. The scouts sang two songs and gave the Brownie Scout pledge. They sen•ed as acol)·tes. passed out tion. Temple UMW conduct meeting A donation to the Senior Cit izens Center to help with expenses of its program of assisting lt'f> elderly was proposed at a recent meetlllg of the Temple United Methodist Women held at lhe home of Mary Loudner. Kathy Jordan had cha rge d thr meet ing when plans were made for Ihe group to give money toward tt-f> gift to the Center from t hP r hurt'h as a part of its ootreach progr am Ms. Jordan had the Easter pro!(l·am and devotions and was assishxl by Leah Crabtree, Freda Smith, Ma1y Loudner . Elizabeth Jordan , Lois Beckley. MadclinP Stanea11 , an d Westina Crabtree . Severa l members were t1'pOt1ed UL II was JDied tha t 1he children arr planning an EasiPr program for thP church Alfred area happenings Sunday School attendance Ma rch ~wa s :E: church attendance was 29 . On March 9 Sunday School attendance was :a;; church attendance. 29. O!Urch visitors were Ka thleen and Ben Jackson . Reynoldsbu rg: Mr. and Mrs . Howard Elliot, OllumtAJS. AUred UMW will serve lunch at the Russell Fllldllng sale. Ma rch 15. Alfred Youth went bowl ing March 2 Twelve vouth allrnded .ln the evenlllg thev had supper and their regular meeting at the chu rt'h . Leaders attending were Ruth and Lloyd Brooks. Ma rilyn Robinson, and Sina Mu!llhYRulh and Lloyd Brooks and family allended the surprise carryIn din ner celebrat ion. the birthda)· of her father. Maf'\'P.\" C'a rSPy... agr 82 . Eighty-five relati ves a nd friends at tended tt-f> affair . held at Gro\'r City on Feb. 15. Nina Robinson rPCfl i\·f'd word that her son. RobPrr Robinson. Belpre, was the winner of the Finde rs Kwpers kev. His prize as a Merrury Lyn.x . Mr. and Mrs. l.lovd Brooks d slted her sister. M~rie Arirk. Columbus. March 4. Mat)' Moore. Bucyrus. mother of Warren \ 'an Meter. died March 5. Mr. and Mrs. Van Met er attended the fune ral March 8. .Joseph Poole received word of thl' dea th of his aunt . Fay 1Mrs Char ie st Poole, Quiet Ma n, Miss issippi Mr. and Mrs . Greg Winebrenner returned from an Pnjoyablp vaca tlon li1 Las Vegas . Nevada. Trac,· Bex ley, Los Ang<>les, Ca ld.. visited Pearl and Don Randolph for a week. She and Miss Ran dolph ,·isiled Beatrice Bentz . Lancaster. and Sharon Wright. (; ro\ 'P Ci t ~·- Gar nPr Griffi n is \isiting his daugh ter Mrs Charles O'Brien, in Columbu s Carpenter news notes Many relativ e and fm'nds or thP Carjl('nler area a ttended fuiY" ra l SCJ''\('(>S fo r Wa~: nc Ca swr . BigonyJordan Full!'ral Home in Alban)'. Cas ter was bam and r!'ared in thr Carpent er communi ty bur he and his wife had r<'Cmtly moved ro Columbus to tJ<' nPa r tt'l'ir son. Theron. and his family . A! the'! imt' Caster t:>rcame ill . howP\·r r. ht' wa ~ staying in their Alban)- home and was taken fi·om lhf'l'r to O'Rien"'s Hospital where he dim . Mr. and Mrs. Cecil .JewPI I. Columbus. ,-rsited his aunt. Oma Starke" . afl<•r attending fu!l'ral spn· ic~s for Waynr Ca sler. ThP Jcwells werr oYemlght guests of his public, pti\al e and para lransit ojl('rat ors Ill elud ing taxi operators . for rhr pro,·iding of tran sportation Sf'l'\'irr for tht• t'lderly and -or handi capp('(] within our stwict' within Meigs Co u n ly . Tllr grant Council on Ag ing, Box i Z! . Pomero~· . Ohio 1'ii69. to obtain fuU details f t hf' t.\"Pl' or t ranslX)rlat io n ser.'lcP I t is proj('('• ' handicapped _ "ldf'lly· und r Tom Hunter, News Repo11er -=========--~ Acroo, 430 Headley, Middleport , Ohio 46780. wu IDDointed EJiecutor of the estate of Henneh Maro-ret Sonnen Cieri< , deceued. lata of 203 Pari< Street. Middleport . Ohio 45760. Robert E. Buck. ' Probate Judge lena K. Neatelroed; Clerk 131 3, 10 17 , 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE Bv \lirtue of en Order of S.le tssued out of the Common Plaeo Cou• of Maigo County. Ctlio. in the case of Magnet Bank, formerly First Federal Savings end lo111 AsaociaUon, Plaintiff, egeinst lony 0. CUll.,. et ol.. Defendants. upon a judgmmt therein rendered being Case No. 86-CV· 381 in said Cou•, I wift ofl9r for sole, on tile 26th day of AP<il. 1986. at 10:30 lands a.m. o'clodt, the folowing tenements, to -wit: PARCEL NO. 1: Being lot No . 9 of Hickory Acr• NOTICE OF EXPlANATION The Meigs Countv Commissioners i'ltllld to oonJtru ct a buildl'lg on avillege park site in Syracuse. Th is project is b cated in the ftoodway of the Ohio RNer. The scructure cannot be buit ~here in the Village . It wm hou58 rertroom facilities . Whae developmalt in the flood plain is disoour· aged it is ~~eceptableto develop thft 1.-.d for raci'BIItional purposes. It is the county's judgement that the i~or · tanoa of this project to the Village ot Syracuse takes precide nt over E~eecu1ive Orders 1 1,988 an d 11 ,990 . A detaited de5C"'tion of the flood mops of the Villag e •e a'llailllble for crtizen revtew at Buckeye Hills-HoOting Valey AegOnal Developi1Wlt Dts· trict 216 Publem Street Mariana. Ohio 45760. 1614) 374-9436. Maribeth Bill . Commu nity Oev8opmB'lt Specialist Buckeye Hilts -Hodc.ing Vallev Regional Devek>pmfl'lt District 216 PLttnam Street. Suite 410 Marietta . Ohio 45750 16141374-9436 13i17. 1tc On February 24 . 1986, in the Meigt County Probate C ourt, Cate No . 25 ,016, Gary ~r~d Public Notice project along with FLA Cue No . 26.018 NOTICE OF APOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Subdivision. i'l Section 5. To..vn 4 North, Range 12 West Ohto Co~_..y's Purchase, as described n Plat Book No. 4, Pages 58 end 59. Melga County Plat Records. Rl bjec::t to the build"g restrM::tions as contained in said Plat Record. DEED REFERENCE : Vo lume 260. Paga 151 and Vo~me 280. 2718. Meigs County Deed Records. Being the same real 8!1tate convuyed unto LarTV D. ClA:Iip and lois A. Cutlip, by Fim Federal Sa\lingl r~d Loll'l Auociation, a Corporation incorporated under the laws of the State of West Virginia, by - dated tho 30th dey of December , recorded . 1981 to be PARCEL NO. 2: Tho folow· ing descrbed r8B I estate. lituatud in Section 4, Town"'" 4, Range 12. Q,.,ge Town ship, Meigs County. Ohio. in the Villag e ot Tuppers Phtfls: Commencing at a point n the northeast come of said Secion 5; thence south along the eest lile of said Section 6, Orange Township .-,d the west line of Section 34, Olive Township, 2469 lao~ more or less. to a point in the grll'ltors southeast property corner; S.le in the llbO\I e entitled a: · tion. I w iH offer for sale at more or hila, ., 1 poiln t in the PJbic auction. at the front grantors property corner; door of the Courthou&e. Sethancoaouth 6 degree 62 ' 61 " cond Street, Pomeroy, Ohio . -.1 along tho grantors prop- in the abowe name County. on erty line, 59.8& teet toe poilt Friday. the 25th dey of A!>'i. in the qr111tor110uth p~erty 1986. at 10:00 A.M.. the fol line, thence north 87 degrees lowing described reel estate. 51 ' 01" wm along the gran- situate in the County d Meigs tors lOUth property line. and State of Ohio , and in 89 . 18 feet to an iron pin in the Townsh" of Columbia, the exil1ing wlltarty right of County of Meigs and State of way Una o1 State Route No. 7 Ohio. to-wit: and tho reel point of beginning Situate in the Town1hip of for the lmd herlin desa1bed; Columbia, in the County of thonoo north 87 dograo 52' Meigs and State of Ohio: Be· 01 " Woot oootinulng along ginning at the Norttw11t said line end paging an ron comer of the Southweet pin et 199.79 feet a llltal quartet of tha Northwest distanoo of 439.79 laet Ill an Quarter of Section 8, Towniron pin: thenOB north 9 dagrM ship 9, Range. 16, said ploce 43 ' 29" oalll along an Ina of beginning being also the 100.00 foot to on iron pin: Northeelt comer of 1 mrtein thence lOUth 87 degroo 62' 80 acre tract of lend con01 " eaot along a line and veyed to William H. OIMd .. passing an iron pin at 240 .00 and Ide M. Cheadle. by deed loel a total diltanoo ol440 .00 recorded in Volume 201 . loet "' an Iron pin tho -ing Page 175. Meigs County westerly right of w-.y Ina of Deed R&eords: thence South Statll Route NO. 7: thence following the East line of slid aouth 9 degree 43 ' 29" west 80 acre tr&et 560 teet to the l!llong the existing wes'lcwty center line of the public road . right of way line ofStateRoute T-13: thence in a NorthwesNo. 7, 94 .00 feet to en terly direction foUowing the existing concrete rmnument center line of said public rood thence ooulh 11 degree 43' to the North line of said 80 29 '' west continuing ak>ng acre tract ; thence East fol · said line. 6.03 teet to tM pol'll lowing the North line of said of beginning. co ntaining 80 acre tract 620 feet tot he 1.0()1 acre. place of beginning . contain · DEED REFERENCE : Vo- ing 6 acres, more or less. lume 262. Pege 167 and Re fe rence Deed: Vol. oouth proJIOrtV line, 792 loet. Volume 280, Pogo 721 B. M.,;gs County Do.l Records. Being the ume reel estete Federal SaWtgs and Loan A550Ciation, a Corporstion incorporated under the lews of the State of West Virgint&, by deed dated the 30th dey at December. 1981. to be <8COrdedSaid Per081 No . 1 was appraised at $28,000.00. Satd Parcel No . 2 was MELVIN RAY WILSON. Defendant Cue No. 11&-DR-46 NOTICE BY PUBUCAnON To Molvil Ray Wiloon. whoaa'lllt lonown •dr-- 2810 McO.-. #46, Hou• T.- 77098. you are hereby notified that yoo have ton, ._, named Delondant legal action ..., _ Arlano Marla Wiloon. P!ointiH. VI. Malvin R-.y WID! , Oofanclant. This action hilt been usignod CliO numtt.r 86-DR46 end il pending in tho Court of Common ol Meigs County. Pomeroy, Ohio. 46769. Tho object of tho co.....,lalnt is to tami'late the marriage at you , ber 27 . 1978. and recorded in Oeod Book 272 , Paga617 13117. 24,31 , 14) 7. 14. 5tc I SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO FARMERS BANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY. Plaintiff , HAROLD P JONES , et ol Defe ndants Cese NO . 85 -CV -309 n• cords of Meigs County , Ohio s ented for record. Septem· R8BI estate cannot be sold for less than 1'1111110-thirds of the appraised \lllue. Howard E. Frmk, Sheriff of Meigs County. Ohio vs . ... PleintiH. You are requira::l to BNwer tho eon.taint within 28 deya altor the Iaiii pu-., of thil notice which wll be published onooooch-forlix ..OOOIIive ........ The Iaiii publication wil be modo on Mard> 24, 1986, .,d tho 28 September 27 , 1987, pre· dayt for entwer will appraised at $27.000.00. Terma of Sola: Cash. Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURt OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO ARL£NE MARte WILSON. in the office of the Recorder of Meigs County, and being the same rea I estate con· veyed 10 Herold P. Jones from Sheila J . Jones by ge neral warranty deed dated , January 3, 1984, presented for record , March 23 , 1984, and recorded in Deed Book 292. Page 127 in the office of the Recorder of Meigs County, Ohio. Sa id premises located at Stanhart Road. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769. All SHER IFF'S SALES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR . THE MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF MAKES NO GUARANTEES AS TO STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO DATE OF SALE. co~ mence on that date. In cue of vour fai-..re to anavver or othen\We r..,and u required by 81o Ohio Rulaa of Civil Procedure. j.Jdgmont by defouk will be ron- egeinlll you for the . - demanded in tho Con'CIIalnt. Datad: Feb. 13, 1986. lony E. Spencer, Cieri< of Courts Meigs County Common PtoaCoun By Marlena Harrioon. Deputy Cieri< (2) 17. 24: 131 3, 10. 17. 24. 8tc Said Premises Appraised at $9.000 .00 and canno1 be !Old for less than two -thirds of thlt amount . In pursuance of .-. Order of SPRING STYLE SHOW 7:30P.M. Thursday, March 20th Municipal Building in Pomeroy WANT ADS bring Vacation Money 46 feet along the street; the place of beinning . Co11 No . 26,064 On February 24. 1986 . in the Meigs County Probate Coun. Case No. 25.064. Cha~oa L Heu, 12844 Cm· cent Drive, Grand Lodge, Michigan 46837. waa ap, pointed EKecutor of the estate of Helen M. Shuler, decel.led, late of 150 North Third Street. Middleport, Ohio, 46780. Robert E. Buck. Probate Judge Lena K. Neaaelroad, Clerk 13) 3, 10, 17, 3tc Public Notice NOTICE OF INTENT TO REQUEST A RELEASE OF FUNDS Meigs County Commis.sioners Courthouse Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 To All Interested Agencies. Groups and Persona : On or about March 26. -1986, tho Moiga County C ommisaioners will request the Ohio Department of Development. Office of Local Government Servicea, torelease Federal Iundt under Titkt I of the Housing end Community Oevetopment Act ol1974iPL93-3831 for the following projects: 1 . Administrative Coata ..... .. .. .... ... $10.340 2. Rutlend Street Ra· surfacing ... , ... ....... 17.340 3 . Salisbury Twp . Road Resurfacing ............ 9 ,997 Rep8 irs ...... .. , .. ... ... 16,646 6 . Scipio VFO ... .. .. 15,224 Grant Funds from the Ohio Department of Oovotopment. Office of LOCII Government Services IOLGS). maigo County lo conilylngto OLGS that th4ty conoont to •ccept the juri1diction of thl Federal Cotuit H 1111etion it brought to enforce re.ponsl-bHitiea in relltkm to lf'IVkonmentll reviews. decision making , end 1ction, 1nd thllt these re1ponalbllitMia have upon Ita 1pproval, Meig1 County moy uao the Block Grant Fundi, and OLGS will be conaldored by OLGS . No objection received after AP<il9, 1986 will be conaid· ered by OLGS . (31 17, 1tc Public Notice SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT, OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO MARTHA MAE SNYDER ond HOWARD SNYDER . Wife and Husband, JACK YATES aka JOHN LEE YATES . at al Defe ndlntl Cue NO . 86-CV -207 As Sheriff Managed by Silver Heels Development Co. 331 3rd Street, Marietta, Ohio Equal Housing 01fortunily f" of Meigs County, Ohio. I hoNbY offer for sale tt 10 :16 A.M. on April25, 1986 . A. D.. at the Court House steps, Po· merov. Ohio , the following des cribed parce ls of r•l es· tate : PARCEL NO . 1: The tot- towing real ettatetltuated in the Counr; of Meigs, in the State of Ohio, and in the Vii· Iage of Pomeroy and bounded and described II folkJwt: Being Sub. 1ij 111 of Lot 178 and being thlsame preml111 as ere described in The Daily Sentinel ntrttl. Vi1~io Hauldron-446-4042 COtu•UI AIU MOITGAGI CO. 2 NOTICE TO BIDDERS following LARGE OIAMETER HOSE: In Memoriam 9-30-lf &e . banct Charles R. Hysell. CIRCLE CONTRACTING Complete Building and Contracting Servile ea. 4" no . female x 4" llorz: 4 . 2 ea. 6 " nt. female x 4" teer Keeps his merrory f!Nf!l dear . Wife. Kathryn Hysell 6. 1 ••- 4" x 3" all Ilion MISC .: 1. .6 ea. 3" 11orz blind Clpl With Chainl; 2. 3 ea . 4 " ston: blind caps with chains; 3. 3 ea . 3" atorz mounting bate; 4 . 3 N . 4 .. atorz mounting blln; 6. 1 ea. Ht of 4 storz sp1nnera with hdlder: 8. 1 • · combi· natktn Storz spanner end hydrent wrench . • •If these lt•m• cannot be aupplled oollltad, they muot be deleted from tho bid quote and listed under Ex· captions. presture ahtll be 700 pti. 4. Minimum kink preaaurethall be 250 pol. 6. Acceptance prouura ahall be 400 pal. 6. Walght per 100 ' coupled shell not exceed 86 pounds. 7. Eech section of ltrge dia meter hose shall be stenciled on the outer ;acke1 with MIDDLEPORT FIRE DEPT. Bid quotes shall include all freight charge• for tho Iorge diameter IOCIIted hose end fltting1 tO IS· be ohipped to tho Mlddlaport Fir1 Department et 286 Race St., Middleport. 10 . Any eMCiptlonl to t ..ae spe· cific1tiona mun be listed In the bid quote 11Exception1. The Village of Middlepon reaeNea the right to reject env or all bids receWed and to waive 1ny informality In the bidding. Fred Hoffman . Mayor Villogo of Middleport t31 17. 24. 2tc THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP For All Ym Pri•tl•l Nt~P 54 Misc. Merchandise 992-3194 3-3-' 86 -1 mo. B-13 ti n ~-,; ~1 . 1! Li--i BISSELL SIDING COMPANY OFFEIS Spring & Su111tner Spaelalc TlltPLE PANE THERMAL BARRIER DELUXE !tiT- , ~~ , SASH. EASY ClEAN REPlACEMENT WINDOWS $3 49 •Blown In lnsulatlon •A Professional local Contractor •15 Vrt. of Local Service t \. . -/ \ ./.:: .> J!J / '"/ - V _/ / . PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALIS H -tln PLU5' Offiu S.ppli11 & furniture, Wltlding J&F CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER . SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER . GAS II SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH . 992· 7201 UGlE RIDGE SMlU ENGINE CENTER Parts • Service 949-291>9 /IIIDdtelllg Or/11 PUSH MOWER TUNEUP (Parts included) Oil Change. Sharpen Blades S19.95 P&S BUILDINGS Racine, Oh. Ph. b 14·843·5191 I ·20·ttc Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER - FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, Oh. PHONE 992·7075 HOUR S: 9 :00 A.M.- 5:00P .M. Mon. thru Sat . Evenin gs 8o Sunday By Appointment 1-15-ttn - .ROSE 130 ACRES Hugo Dutch style bam, excellent toke side anll farmland pasture and woods. Asking $400 par ocre. For quick salt. Adjaunt Ponttroy. 2 BUILDING 1 ACRE LOTS PlUS S4,000 CASH SPRING STREET 6 ACRES - S6,000 . ' If& REALTY · ~14- 385 -7419 1'------"""--' Collect Calls Accepted Roger HyseU Garage EXCAVAliNG UCINI, OHIO FREE ESTIMATES Oil field Strvite, Londuaping, Basements, Land Clear ing, Ponds, Septi( Systems, Heavy Hauling, Stone & Grovel Haul ing Electrica l Work Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRIJCK REPAIR - Ill so Trans111inlon (Certified Elec tri cian) Turn left at Meigs Mamorv G8fdf:lfl!l . 3 mile off R t. 7 Cl1 DON ROSE, Owner the right 47169 Eagle Ridge Rd . Home 843 -S340 i-11 11n 992-5682 or 992-7121 PH. ·949-2493 3-24-tlc 2-20-1 mo ltation•y. ltlagnolic Signs, ltubbtr Stamps, Why Pay M"e for Your Pet Food, When MG~ Form Cry , lnr: .• Copy S••im, Ef•. 251 llilllt, lliddttport ' 104 M•n..rry AY., Pomwoy 61 4-992 21B J Is lower Priced with A Beller Product. 5011 Dog Nuggets Only 19.50 2511 Cat Food On ly 17 52 AI! Krnds of Pet Suppl tes We also have Ca'\ary & Gc1oea Ptg Feed MGM Farm City, Inc. lutineu forms, 992-3345 J/2/ lln WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA _ •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY oGIBSON REFRIGERATO. • SATEUtiE SALES & SERVICE 1ft Htu A Fill Tl• S~·~ Ttehltlll .. ••If RIDENOUR RADIATOR YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addons •nd remodeling - Roofing a nd gutter wo rk - Concrete work - Plumbing and electrical worll !Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 11-8-llc ports. Please eend letter of application with complete r&Sume including tho names end address of three reference• to: Litter Control Board c/ o Meigs County Commisoioners Courthouse Second Street Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 Application• mull be received by the Board of County Litter Control no later than 4 :30 P.M . March 28, 1988. Writtsel NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES Help Wanted work craws , maintain time sheets, process re · 992 -2196 Middleport. Ohio 1-13 -tfc ROOFING CHESTIR- 915-3307 PUBLIC NOTICE UTTER CONTROL COLLECnON SUPERVISOR Meigs County is seeking a qualified person to supervise tho collection activity oltho litler con trol grant from the Ohio Deportman1 of Natural Resources. Office of Litler Control. QUALIFICATIONS : High School graduate or equivalent, oupervisory experience helpful but not required; tho ability to be self-motivated. have 1 valid driver's license. RESPONSIBILITIES : Supervising cleanup PAT HILL FORD Howard L TV & APPLIANCE 4/ 1/ tfn 11 SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks . 'VINYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING •atOWN IN INSULATION PUBLIC NOTICE LITTER CONTROL PROGRAM MANAGER Meigs County is seeking a qualified peroon to manege end supervise tho program develop· mont of a grant from tho Ohio Department of Natural Reoourcee, Office of Litter Control . QUALIFICATIONS : High School graduate or equivalent, supervieory of grantomanohip. oupervioory experience. bookkeeping. public rela tions . tho bility to be self-motivated . hiiVoavalid driver' a license . RESPONSIBILITIES : Superviolng cleanup work crowo. public relations , education co-ordi· nation. budget management , ouln In grant writing, progreoo reporting, fund roloing and pnomotlng titter awarene11 . Pteaaa sand tellers of application with complete .reeume including the nameo and addre•••• of three referenoea to : Uttar Control Board c / o Meigs County Commissioners Courthouse Second Street Pomeroy , Ohio 4'5 769 Application• mull be received by tho Board of Co~nty Liller Control no later than 4 :30 P.M. Me ch 28, 1988. An qual Opportunity I Affirmative Action Employer TOWN Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PlEASANT OFFICE 305 Jackson be. SlllAll ANIMAL HOURS Mon.-Wed.-Thun. l -5 pm Tues. 6,]0-8; lri. 1-2 pn( Satu11laj 10-1UD am LARGE AN1111Al & SUIGUT BT APPT. PH . 304-675 -2441 BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 or 949·28110 No Sunday Calls 3/11 / tfn 949-2263 or 949-2969 2-17-86-ttn BEND AREA CALL Ripley Office DENNY CONGO For WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 10-8-tfc Hours 304-372-5709 10 14-llc 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT & COUNTRY VETERINARIAN CLINIC ·' Announc e me nt s 3 Announce ments SWEEPER and aewing m.chine repair, pans. 1nd supplies . Pick up and delivery, Davis V1cuu m Cleaner . one half m i te up G1t0rgea Creek Rd . Ca ll 6U 446 -0294. PlUMBING & HfA nNG Now locahn• 161 Nortlt Second Middloport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fis lling Supplies Pay Your Coble & Phone Billo Hero r-:>c- IU51NEI5 PHONE 16141 992-6SSO RESDBICE 'HONI (614) MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial Coli: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 ll -14-tlc SPRING BEAR HUNTING & FISHING In Northeast Ontario Foi more in fOfmatiorf write: MAIDEN BAY CAMP Box 218, North Cobalt, Ontario POJ t•o CANADA Ph. Btfare April 15 1-705-1172-3888 Ph. After May 1' 1·705-647·8533 3-13-lmo . Racin e Gun Shoottpontorfld by Rt cineGun herySunday, Club beginning at 1 :00 p.m Factory Choke 12 guage a~t g una . FIGUR E SAlON Care.la-Way Help us celebrate om 1at anniversary We are o ffering onethird off on all trfiJa t mentt {We hava the e•cluslve Gloria Marshall ci rclamatk tab let and all equipiTMint .l C11ll today tor vo·ur ne e con su ltation and dfltails 64 0 W Un10 n, At hen s. OhiO Hou rs Monday -Fridsv 8- 8, Sat urday 9-1 Call 61 4 -69 4 · 228 7 Slngl81 tntrodu ctions . free app lt catton . Personal Tou ch lntrodu c tio n. P 0 Bo• 6536 . Char1es ton . W \Ia . , ·304 ·727 -84 : 4 Raal Estate Genet at In the Vill1ge of Pomeroy. line; thence N . 23 dlgreuE . (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 S-POINTS AREA For Service Call An Equ1l Opportunity / Affirmettv• Action Employer MONJGOHrRY being part of lot No . 178; beginning 106 loot North of tho Southelll corner ofooid Lot No. 178 at tho llreet UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' oncl Graduation storz with 30 degree elbow; clappered silmese ; 6. 1 te-: 4 " Ilion x 3" lion : 7. 2 • · 4 " stan x 211.1" ns . feiTIIIe; 8 . 1 e1 . 4" storr x 2 - 2 1h" ns . m1le 2 way b.ll vW•; 8 . 1 11. 4" storz • 4" tt:on: and 2 - 2 'h" na . male 3 wey vall v1lve, • 2-20-tfn A silent lhougtlt, a secret 4" •26' coupled. femate x 3" storz; 2. 6 ee . 2YJ:" n1. m•le ,111 3.. 1torz; 3. 2 949-2649 PH. 17, 1983. FITTINGS: 1. 6 ea. 2'h" na. lowing described rea I estate situated in the County of Meigs. in tho Stale of Ohio . POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Start From 12x16 ' Insulated Dog Houses ., ...;Y lndudes Complete lnstallotion •FREE Vinyl Siding . ~ ·~ · 3\ ·.· ~ •New Homes Buih Estimates IFHA -VA-HUO) , JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long Bottom, Ohio 2. 1 ea. 4"x60 ' coupled: 3. 1 PARCEL NO. 2: Tho fol· Meigs County Deed Re cordt, to whic h reference is hereby m1de . "It Might As Well Be Spring" On VA & FHA. low (Oflvtntional lo•s .boilable. Purch111 or Rtfi- TRASH SERVICE NOW SERVING THE & !Free Estimates) Public Notice 1 S acres wooded lond, hug• polars, emllent timber, scenic. Wright St., Ponttroy. Vol . 96. at Page 89 of tho For further information call: Evelyn Clark, 992-7022 SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only Pla intiff. vs . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologist ALL STEEL MANLEY'S ROCK SPRINGS and : · 1 · · l -11 ·1 .. . 1 . 15 ea. 4"•100' coupled : take thi1 PI'O]tct with Block "-az: 2-14 -l mo EVERY LOW INTII£!1 IIIINANONG Homt Mortgogs Loons 9 111'/o FIXED RATE Martha Mae Snyder 13117, 24, 31: 3tc at tho Buckeye Htllo-Hocking VaUey Regiona l Devel· opment District end Ia available for public exeminetton. Meigs County will under· Television Listening Device s Co~uterized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building / 5186/Hn Howard Frank, Sheriff Meigs County, Ohio Fred W. Crow, Ill , Attorney for Howard Snyder and Ohio for the eQuioment : Objections to the release Sandy HaHhill, Vicky German, Sheila Powell, Laurie Reed pose on the Pomeroy levee. PH. 992-2772 Court. Melga County. Ohio . The environment review record is on iile at the Com · miaaioners Office aa well as a1 funds on buis other th1n those stated above will not Ohio "FRfE ESTIMATES .. JAMES KEESEE meroy, Ohio. and Ia the pramisM formerly known 111 Automotive Transmission on 278 E. Ma in St ., in the Vii· lege of Pomeroy, Ohio. Said real estate to be sold as one tract. Said sale ia subject to approval by the Common Pleas Port 581. and may be od· 8 . Each section of large die · droued to OLGS 11, P. 0 . meter hose shell be 1t1mped Bo• 1001 . Columbuo. Ohio on one coupling whh MFO end tho dote of purchau. 9. 43216 . AND HANDICAPPED •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing who passed awav March prepared and sub mined in .ccordance with tHe required procedure 124 CFR APARTMENTS FOR THE ELDERLY ALUMINUM SIDING In Memory of My Hus- ce11. Objection• mull be The Maples RACINE VINYL & SeaM>d bids will be received cant's environmental review record for the project i'l di· cates omission of e required decition, finding , or step epplic.ble to the pro)ect in the environmental review PfO· MARCH 19- 5 to 8 P.M. MARCH 22- 1 to 4 P.M. INSULATION 992-2975 (Some with stands); Gifts of dishes, fi gurines, lamps, clocks. brass . vases . toys. SHOP HERE & SAW! 3-14 -1 mo. z GUN SHOOT TRACTOR SALES & SERVICE 204 Condor lt .. Pomeroy r!ld fire hydrant with dog . flower pots of all kind s l: J&L BLOWN GRAVELY Kissing cement yard dolls, cement an imals. clay ~ on 278 W. Main St .. Po- SPECIFICATIONS 1. Lorge diameter hole oizoahall be 4". 2. Alllorae of applicant approved by diameter hon coupling• lhlllt OLGS: or. b. That appli· be Storz . 3. Minimum burst Wr ittm comments and-or propSPJY!c r fi\ 'P day s pt' r \ \' {""('k for osLtl ~ must bP submitted wit hin ] J varklus <:~c t i\· it if's. i nc luding II'Lin ,~; ci,Jys 10 t t.~ agf'n cy Jl the J!xwr po11at ion to mt'd ica l and soci a l addn"' with a cop' ro the Ohio ~rrYicr agrncif's in ~1 t'ig~ ;t nd [)('partmt'nl of Tr anspor1at ion, Jd jacrnt ('()U nt if'S Oi\"iSIO O o r Public Transpor!alion; Thr Mr igs Count )' Cou nrrl on 2.1 >ourh Fmnr Sir('('!, Room 7\b, Aging, lnr. rm·it<' rom nwnt > Columbu s. Ohio 4:!2\6-0099; Al len · and -Dr proposa ls fro m ;.~ II in trn·siN.l tion. Dr•puty Dir(l('tor. MODEL UNIT OPEN of Meigs County, Ohio . Said real estate is ap praised It $17.000 .00 and cannot be sold for 1811 than two· thirda 12 / 3) of the ap prBised price (namely until 3:00 o.m. Atlfil 10, 1 986 at tho Mayor• a Office. 9 . Recine Village Parll ............ ... .... .... 6.962 237 Race St .. Middleport . 7. Rutland VFO ...... 11 .000 8. Orange VFD .. ..... 11 ,000 objection to 111 epproYII of the releeH of funds and acoeptence of the certiftcation onty If it is on one of the following blsia : e , That the certlficllion Wll not in fact executed by the cttilf e•ecutive oHicer or other officer wit hin our S4 'n ·ic£• arra . P~meroy, 282, Pogo 61. Deed Racordo 6. Lebanon Rood 1969 . OLGS willoccept an ...., o<'tll usr th is 'FURNACES 'HEAT PUMPS 'AIR CONDITIONERS 'COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS ' FACTORY AUTHOR IZED & TRAINED SERVICE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR . EMERGENCY SERVICE CAU. 16141 446-9416 GAWPOLIS 01110 J-7.1 mo . thenoa S. 66 degrees E. 100 4. Syracuse Park .. ... . 7.000 billtlol .m. 81a Notional En- for thr l'ldl'rly a nd-or handicapped county area . feet to 1he place of beginning. Reference Deeds: Vol . Said real eatate it sold under foreclosure proceed · ings of a land contract eJtecuted by end between Jack Yates aka John Lee Yates. \l&ndee. and Martha Mae Snyder and Howard Snyder, wife end husband , vendors. Setd rsal ettate is located & COOLING line of mobile home heating and cooling products for the tri - degrees W. 100 laet: thence PUT YOUR SNAPPER REAR TINE TillER ON HOLD NOW THRU MAY 1 AS LOW AS $1 00 DOWN Come in and register for FREE BIRDBATH to be given ow ay NOTE: First quality merchandise from fact ory NEW POnEIY & 11•0 lA IHS ARE IN By oHering a complete S . 23-11• degrees W. 60 feet ; 17th JO'S Gin SHOP Rt. 124, in Syracuse * * #1 * * lowing described r•l estate situated in tha County of Meigs, in the State of Ohio. in tha Village of Pomeroy, being pert of Lot NO . 178, beginning 150 feet from the Southeast corner of Lot No . 178 on the street line: thence along the street line 50 fe&t ; thence N. 66 $11.333 .341. viron men til Policy Act of Operat ors who arc Ill teres led in olfr r in~ propuS<Jis to provide ser\i rt• sOOu ld cu nlart EIC'anor 1110· mas. Din.-tor , all he Meigs County HEATING PARCEL NO . 3: The fol· Meigs County, Ohio Elf:ate of Helen M. Shuler, deceased. RE-OPENING MARCH lNTE HTHEPM BENNOT'S MOBILE HOME S. 66 degrees E. 100 teetto NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Probate Court .I INTERTHERM 8o COLEMAN thence North 6~ degrees W. 100 feat; thence S. 23 degrees W. 45 feet: thence have 11tlsfi1d its rnponai- 1.1 rra . 100 Memorial Drive East, 0 Public Notice boon utllfiad. The leaal ofloci of tho catilicatlon il that The Pomeroy Area Merchants Association's Clmthed De11t. Ill Co11rt St.. Pomt1oy. Oluc 457U Public Notice 272 . Pege 617 , Deed Ra · Deed Reco rds. Meigs County, Ohio Being the same rail esttte conveyed to Harold P. Jonas and Sheila J . Jones from MyrtW, Irene Thomas by ge ne ral warranty deed dated . Or Public Notice youriMIII 111d Arlene Marie Wtlaon, and the demand fof ntliefilforArteneMarieWIDI to be granted a divoroo from and Vol . 292. Pogo 127. conveyed unlll llnv D. C..clip and Lois A. Cutlip by Fint By: Ruth Frank. Deputy Moi9a County , Ohio Fred W. Crow. Ill . Anornay 13i 17, 24, 31 : 3tc Business Services PHONE 992-2156 Wr1tt Oalllw Stntillel TERMS OF SALE: 10% Cas h or CERTIFIED check on day of Sale . Balance upon receipt of Deed . How1rd Fr~nk, Sheriff cousins. Mr. and Mrs . Roy \\'Iseman . Al ba ny. Mr and Mrs. Dmnis Dr,·inc , Colum bus. recently ,-!sited her parrnrs. Mr and Mrs. Dors<>) Jordan. and ot her relatives. f-ermlll Borlll g, Hamden . ~<-as the recen t guest of his cousllls, Mr . and Mrs. MPndal Jordan. I'UBLIC NIYfiCE Thl' M ~ig' Count y Council on Aging. Inc .. whic h is a pti \ alt' nonpru fil corporation intends ro submit an applica tion for a cap ital grunt undPr I he pm \' ision of Sl'c t ion l6tbti2 t of thr L'rtlan Mass Tran s pot1at ion Mt of 19&1. a> :rmrnd<'< l. to pro,·idf' transpor1C.Ji ion sr" ·Jcf' fo r thr t'lderl\' and-or handirapp<'<l application will rl'f}uest one \'( ~ - Il l1 convrrtrd \'an with wh('('\c hnir lift Estate of Hannah Margaret Bennett Clark, deceesed . -- - - -- thence~ along the granton The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 ' I -r-------------~------------------~ Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO u4's met March 4 at the Ch<>ster Methodist Church with 5 members and 2 advisors present. The group discussed projects for the fair, the year's schedule, and made plans for the rext meeting. The next meeting wlti be April 1 at the Chester Methodist Church. Plans are for election of officers and Andy WoU will giYe a demonst ra - literature on scouting and took up the offering. Also at1endlng were three junior sc.-outs of Troop liD4 and two from Brownie Troop 1220 of Salisbul)· with their leader , Faye Clifford . The leaders are members of tllf' Asbun• United Met hodist Chul\' h. Monday, March 17, 1986 Public Notice 4-H AU Stars met February 25 at Phyllis Stobart 's home with 5 members and 1 advisor. The club had election of officers. After the meeting Mrs . Stobart ser ved refreshments. The next !Tl€('1ing will be March 11 at the Stobart home after !;ChOOI. At that time, members will start on project books and discuss fundraising activities. Joy Stobart, News Reporter Scouts observe special week Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio BOGGS SALES &SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE . OHIO REN A CAR CALL 446-4522 F11 APPLIANCE betwfutn Cli hon Hnd bttdg e 304 675 32 16 •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 1·3-lfc 2 male pupp1es to gi'le awa y Coll614 -949 -2486 M111on •Ranges s.,.,.. Giveaw ay Treel SERVICE •Washers •D ishwas hers Fer• E••I~M ..t 4 KEN'S 985-3561 All Makes Authorized John Deere, New Holland . Bush Hoc Farm Equipment Oeoler ,.,•• & ICUT OUT lOR FUTURE U511 2 530 2 . H -Ue for fitii'W oo d Pen German Shephe rd, h&d shots. neuhued . good ho me tn cou ntry 304 n3 . 6717 good Femal e ble ck 1nd 11n hound . month s old 304 -675 -2156 16 Mala puppiM to good home . 304 -675 -4413 EUGENE LONG NEED STORAGE SUPERIOR SPACE? SIDING CO • CONVENIENT VINYL I AWMINUM STORAGE UNITS RENT BY MONTH Complete Gutter Worl< Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Typaa Sx10, 10o10, 10•24 Warted In home arM Manager liv~g On Prtmfses 20 veers OUTSDI ITOUGI AVAILAil! "Free Eotimateo" CAU COUECT: Ph. 16141 143-5425 3·12-1 mo. 446-8592 Kanauga, Ohio 3-12 -1 mo. HORSE SHOEING TRIMMING VIDEO SERVICE BOB DANIELS 742-2552 2-17-86-t mo . Black 1111d tan Coo n Hound . 1 1;, vear old. J04 .n3 -6476 . Kenmore 1uto wa1her, need a minor rep l! in. 304 -675 · 1025 ! E.' Lost a nd Found Found P1npor1 & tamily piC · tutsa b111klng ing to : Delores Ellej1 Cooper Plenecall446 ·0952 1o pick up . Lott : One black & white oollle pup in Ri o Grande area Call 246 -9520 �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel 9 ... ,. We pay uah for late model ciNn end newer used ca.... Smith ! •. .. 2 bdr . fully furnished, 12•15, conv. locetlon, Upper River Rd .. wet• Pllid , sec. dep. '"uirld. Call 614·446 -81558 or 614 - •445-2430 . WANTED TO BUY und MJOd & COli heaters . SWAIN'S FURNI TURE . 3rd. & Oliva· St. Gallipolla. CIK 114 -441- 3159 . TOP CASH pakt 1or '83 modal BuiCk-Pontiac. 1911 E.stem Furnished, c1bl1, beautiful river· twttw, in KaneugL no cil\1 tuea. F01ters Mobile Home Perk. Call 514-441-1502 . l Wllhtr-dryer, weter & truh Ptld. 2 bdr .. 1 mUefrom hoaptial UOO rent plu1 depolit. Cell 131 • . Ave .• Gallipolis. Call 6U-.W8 - 2282. 8, ........ to buy V-8 Pontiac motor. 01V-801dtmobilamotor. Cell 614-448 -oi&M. Wanted Lite model bolt. 17 to 19 teet. Inboard -outboard, 140 10 206 HP. Call614-246 -5818 . Used mobile llomea. Call 614 446 -01715 . I 82&1 . Buying dtily gold . tilver coint, '"'go.lewelrv. otOfling were, old coins,Ed. lerga currencv. j:)fi· cn. Burket1 BarbelTop Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh. 614- 992·3476. Wenttd old 44 l i. /\ {'c.-- ·. ::1~, ' .;~o Wanted to buy cattlerach tor Yt ton Ford PU . Call 614 -256 - , ',0 -r ' 7 • - Sardis. Ohio 43946 . Celt 614- 483 -1606 . ~ '- L-V! _ "Th'lS has got to b e t he coldest day of the year." . 22 Money to Loan 32 Mobile Homes for Sale HOME OWNERS -Refintnct to low fixed rete. u.. equ~ for eny purpose. luder Mortgage Co., 61 4 · 592-3051 . Att-t~~ns . E111~ loy 111cnt Service s Help Wanted :Job Opportun iti" : We will tra in you h welding , machine shop lkills and .-.gina maintenance. Full pay and benefitJ while training . lndfvidUIII must be 17 - 30 years ofageandin good physical wndrtion . Call toll free 23 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR . red Is cover your pi.,o ·1 beeutiful tone, ctll today, Werds Key · bo•d. 304-675 -6500 or 675 3824 . confidential intervieYJ. full tifN RN polition available . Pleue contact P inecrnt Care Center, 1566 Jacllton Pika. No telephone c.lls plea... AVON call for information about Hlllng Avon products , earn up to 150% profit. Call 614 -446 -2156 . Sell Memorial Dev wreatl'11 from your location during month of MIV . Minimum earn i ngs gu~rant .. d . Write Guardien Whole .. ta, A.R . No. 10. Box 143. Muncie. Ind. ••oo.oo 47302 . Eltv Auembly Workl &600 .00 pet' 100 . Guarantftd Payment. No Ew.perience -No Sales . Details IMI'Id self -lddr .. led stamped lflllelope; ElM Vital -715 3418 Enterprise Rd. Ft. Pierce . Fl 33482 . Govtmn-.n1 Jobs. 116 .0.. 0 · 169 .230 · yr . No w Hiring . Call BO!i-1587· 6000 Ext . A· 9805 tor current federal lilt . Ell\' A11embly Workl S&OO .OO par 100 . Gulfantaed peyment No experience -no Mhw. . Details tend salf-addrMsad 11amped ~nvelope : Elan Vitel-6847 341 8 Entarprlll Rd . Ft. Pieree. Fl 33482 Mature. non -smoking female COftllenion to share my home in Middleport. Preferably someone whO 01n drive . 614 -992 -7286 . CIF uleman . Service Tedmi· cian , for G .M Deelersh iD in Southeu1em Oh io Plllfl 11nd ruume to P.O Boa 16 Po me roy , Ohio 46 769 To Mil Awn in an y lire. Call 30.&-676 -14 29 PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INDIVIDUALS ·· The Army Ne· Uon11 GUird need s your velueble experilflt:e. J oin th e Guard fore part·1ima jo b wit h menv benefits like prormt io ns. edu catiOn al II· list1n01. ret ir em ent. 1nd m1n y rmre. 30 4 · 67 5 -39 50 or 1-800· 642 · 3619 MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35 . PHONE 814-.US-7274 1978 Beyview 14•65, exc. cond. Cell814 -245-5815. 19 73 Bucceneer mobile home. Cell 614 -« t-4113. 1973 New Moon 12x85. 2 bdr., woodbumer. ceiling f.-.. tir cond.. porch &. underpinning. Call 614 -2&1 -9311 . 33 Real Eslale 31 NEW AN 0 USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY 1971 Holley Perk 12d0 v..-y good cond., JMr1ly furnished . Catl61 .. ·24&·51 20. Professional Services Ohio . 1 -900 -282 · 1384 . Mon .- Thurs . 9AM · 2PM for a Homes for Sale 4 bedroom ~use for sell . fireplece , 3 mi . .outh of Gellipo · lfl, U9 ,900. Ctll deys 814 · 448 -1 616 Of nights 814 ··46 . 124.. 3 bedroom houll for Hit. 81tl'l & Ya. family room. locetld on Rt. 588. Cell 61-4 · 258 -8789 or 614 -216-5206 . 1972 14x70 3 bdr. noma good conditiOn. best offer. Call 814448 -7545 . We buy tlou ...! See us before you list end ply no commission. Looking for good lnvntm1nt prope~ with ftulbletermt. Ctll Colonie! Proptrtitt, 114 -288 51 10 todey . Gtllipolla tnd lm~i•t• tree only. pl ... e. 2 bdr. 5 yr . tlome , mint condl· tion . Rettrictld subdNision , 9 milll from Gtllipolia . Ctll 614- 2&6-8200. 3 bedroom. 2 story hou .. wiHt vinyl •Kl ing . New gutter• 1nd down spouu. Naturll g11 hut wood· burnlf', 1 car garage. Located on Dutch Town Hill in Mintrs'ol ille. Cel l 114 -992 7769. 5 room, bath, utility gars4i!a. c ent ral hett, window air condi tion. Cell 814 -992 -15204 . RAostored home . Vine Street. Recine . 3 bedroom, batl'l. Clf· peting, wall coveringt, drtp•i• i n c luded . New kit c hen , S35,000 Ct ll949 -21540 after I wnkdtyl . tnvtime weftends Farms for Sale Ferm tor 1111, smell f•m in Mason . 30•-773 -5167 50 ecru, small btm. tobacco eUotrnent. min~rel rights, rurel water, 30 .. -876-3128. 35 Lots & Acreage Jult 2'h mil• off Rt. 35, In M11on County, ucellent hunting • princy, on this 133 acr• adjoining Comsttll• Sttte Perk. uking t27,000 , must ..tl. Call 814·446· 0208 eftet 5:30PM . 7 .5 acr• It Aatuon, W. Ve . 304-578-2779 . 36 Real Estate Wanted Small farm or 3 bdr. houM with clo,. to town . C1ll 81··"6· 3375. tcre~e . Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 5 Cour1 St. 3 bdr. Kitchen tumisMd, no pets, 12150 mo ., ptua udl iti• . l"'lter.,cn & deposi1. Call 814 -Uft -•926 or 81 .. ·U8-9580 . kH 1 'IJ story hou11 . 3 to 4 bedro oms. d•lhWIIhftf , double range stove . tully carplled. wood tnd cotl burning 11ove. Close to scl"lool and hosplttl 825 .500 Caii614 -992·60eo l1ve in one , rent tha other , lwo bechoo m ho u11 1nd two bed· roo m mob ile home . Call after 6 00 p m 30'·875 -6 .. 83 BY OWNER - 3 bedroo m haute tor "''· •s o.ooo . 8 '/J usuiTII · blelo en 304 -57& -15047 tfttr 15 2 bdr. halt of double, carpeted. ki1chen tppliances, furnished, loctted : 120 State St.. UOO mo . Ctll 814 ·446 -0264 . We buy housftl See us b.fore you list and IMY no commi..ion. looking for good lnvettment pro~rty with fle111ibltterm1. Cell Colon111 Properti•, 814 -281· sno today . Gallipolis and im meditts trea only. piHte Semi Dnvers, 2 vee rs over road e•perien ce , one year 1181 b~ eaperien ce , 23 years of age or older , cunent m8d 1cel car d. c el l 304-27 3-939 1 32 Mobile Homes bend., .. 18 Wanted to Do Will do telephone work . busmets tnd fll ldltnt i'lstellptio n or re · pair , have e •pe ril!lflO!I 11 nd r ufer · ences . Call 814 -44 6 -77 B2 env time . Also will do odd jobt. Give pl~t~o lesson• in mv home 10 lduh at udenu. Alto tetch dlordlng .,d trtnsposing. for Sale 1966 Homet1a 2 bdr ., U , BOO Call 614 -379 -2435 19 72 12•60 for ule or rent 2 bed1m . b1th & 'h . carpeted. good cond. 614 -367 -0213 198 0 liberty 14Jt64, 2 bed· room, untum l t~ed . vinyl under· pinn in g included Mu•t sell. Ctll J04 . n3 -5S73 21 Will plec. c tg~rette mechinH. Oood commiuion1. Cell 304· 773-15611 . f1rm hoo .. on 811dtn Mtreer llille Rd . 2nd ~ou" on left tromRt . 7 , 814-256 -1462 . 1973 F1irpolnt 12x66 2 bed· room. kitchen furnished . Good condit io n. enoo. Ctll 614 992 ·6294 Belutiiul MW 2 Of 3 bedroom house . Also n.w one bedroom fumithed ep1rtrmn1 in Mkfdl• port . Ctll 114 ·992 ·6304 or 614 -992· 6611 . For sala: 2 t cr" mo ra or len wit h 1981 Windsor mobile ho me 14• 70 1nd 71122 ••· ptndo Ctll 614 · 742 -2240 . 2 bedroom houat bet~. g~rden, meil , bu1 route , 1 mila otfRt . 87, ttiiJ)hone 30.. ·896-3866 . 1975 Ctm.,on Mobile Home ror sale 12x60 . C1ll 614 -992 · 68 24 Three bedroom hou.. . 1 Yt bathl. femltv room. nice ytrd. Ctll 304 -175-3030 or 15753431 1975 Soothwlnd Motor Home . Co mple1elv Hlt -conteined . Low milet . Mull ull . CaiiiU -992· 5908 MOBilE HOMES MOVED: in· surtd . rMtonebla rat• . Cell 304 -576 · 23315 1978 Hillcrest mobile 14JI70 , 304-876· 1.. 18 ~oma, USED MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE BY OWNER . FINANCING 304 ·752 -2225 FINANCING AVAILABLE . 1879 FAIR MONT , 3 bedroom. Ill electric, wood burning fireplace . .9 . 900 . 00 . FINANCING I NOTI CE I THE O HIO VALL EY PUB liSH · lNG CO . tltco mmor, ds lh11t vou do bulin•e wit h peop le you know . end NOT to 1end money throu"' the melt until 'fOU heve ~vtttlget«t the offering. 3 bdr., woodburnar . Wlter & trllh pt6d. 1225 mo . plus depos it. 1 mile from hospit1l. Cell &14·.U8-1354 . 3 bdr. home . b1th. utility room, nice cle.n. Call 814 -446· 3611 or fl1 .. -441 -3e07 . For S.la BY OWNER one nlot 1982 HOLLY PARK , 141170, 3 . bedroom mobile horne, llllenew, Business Opportunity 2 bdr apt .. A duple• l"lou ... cllln , completely furnithed , 1200 mo .. Main St . Ch•hire. Call614 -246 -5818 . Cllt&n . rudy to move in . 141170 mobile home . 6 monthl free lot space. 3 bedroom•. 1 ~ batht , porches , TV tnt~~nnt . Must Mil. t86 00 Phone 614 -8'3 · 6350. AVAILABLE , 304-876 -87911 or Financial o11. opt .. contrololr ond ooot in city. aduhs only. Ca11114-•48· 0338. Redecoreted IQt .. 2 bdr., e176 only. Ctll 304-675-5104 or 304·875-1385 Furn . tpt. 919 2nd. AWl . Gallipolis, lhtre beth , single mete. e150 mo.. utilitill peid. Call 4 ..1 ·44 18 after 7pm. Furn. 3 roomt & bt1h. up stain, cleen. no pets. 1duh:s. ref . & dep. tfC! . Ctll 151.&-446 -1619 . 2 bdr., ne1r Silver Bridge Plaza. Nlc. e~~rpa1ing. weter & u••.b· age paid . Call 61 .t-.W8-7025 Unturnilhld 2 bdr. in Crown City. Cell614 -251 -6620. 2 bdr., fum -. good loc1tlon. utillti• paid. CaU 814 ·446· 1.t57 tftar .&:30. Furni1hed efficiency, e116 , u!il tl• pe6d , there bath, tdutta, 607 2nd. Ave., Gallipolis. Call 4.46 - 4415 7PM-9PM . Nice 2 bdr. lpt .. 4 mi . from Gl llipolis , stove, refrig . & water fumlthed, t200 mo., no peu. Ctii614 -.W8-8038 . Uplttirs unfumiahed apt .. ctr· ~ted . Utilitiea paid. no children. no pets. Caltl14-446 -1837. Fumistl.d .rficl~ncy $160 utili · ti .. pakL ldults, llhtre bath, 807 2nd, G.. llpalil . Cell 448·4416 7PM-9PM. Very ctaan cennally located, refrlg . & ltove furnish.cl . $260 mo .. ell utiliti.. p1id , U6 depotit . Call 814·44fi·0544. 2 bdr. apt . close to town 1245 mo ., dep. & ref . rtq . Call Wlsem.n Real Estate. ea-446 3144. 2 bedroom IPt. in New H1ven . W. \Ia . Ntwly remodtled . In town . Call61• -992·7481 . 1 bedroom apt . for rent . Basic rent starts t215 . • month thet includll til utilitiet . Depo11t required of t200 . Contlct Villega Menor Apt. Middlepon . 614·992 -n87 . Equtl Housing Opportunity. Nice Z bedroom fumttflecr. air conditioned, c1rpeted . U215 per month plut deposit . No pe11. Call 814 -9.&9 · 2801 6 room unfurnilhed aplrtment for rent . Cllll1.&-992 -6434 or 3 bdr. hou1e . furnished kitcl'len . Ctll61 4 -«1 · 7025 . Downstairs duplea, 2 bdr .. un· fumished. rehtg ., stove. garage. good ntig~borl'lood , Wiler peid , rtf . & dep. Cell 814-448 -3949. Spring Clean ing time. Will do MluM dea ning . mdoor pa int ing tnd wall papering Have Retertr'l<::el Clll 304-e7 6 -1186 or 713 -62 60 Pt. Pleuant and the Nicely furnltl'lad mobile home, Apt 3 rooma & beth , no peu Of children. Call 1fter .. :00 , neY~o remodeled . 30•·676 -3449 2 bedroom home . nice neighbor· hood . 105 Kineon Or ., t300 month, d"S))IIt . Call tfttr 3 :00 , 614 -445 -4453 Situations Wanted pm Mondoy-Frldoy, Coli 514· APARTMENTS, mobile homes. houses . Pt. Plea11nt1nd Gallipolit. 514-448 -8221 . 70J~l00 For 11le or ren1 - New Htven . 3 br. 2 bath. fireplace . gar1ge 138 ,60 0 . RttU U OO. month, plu s depo sit 304-273 ·2471 12 MENTS IEQutl Hou1lng Opportunity) monthly rent .ttrta at t178 for 1 bedroom and U12 for 2 bedroom. d-•H 0200. loceted nNr Spring Valley Plue ll'ldFoodland,poolendCabttTV availabla. office hours •s polsi· ble 10 em to .t pmend7 pmto9 304-892 -2&85 . pm Trtin to be e pho10g f8 pher Wo man an d men , no eJC peri en ce nectuerv Seterv paid whi le trtlning . Eem 01.1 er S1 2,000 per ye~ r plus benefits If you are anrtctive, (J.Jtgo •ng . tn d loo lung tor a jo b with ltdv anc l'l m&nl potentit l. C11ll coll~tt: t 1 · 30 4 · 926 -2098 efle r 10 a .m lo r en intervtew . EOE -MF JACKSON ESTATES APART- HouM for rent 3 bdr. lull bailment, clou to town, GrHn School Dittrict . 13215 mo . plue d~1j{ . Call 814-862 -2811st· ter 5. Green Acrel R19 ional Cente r hu an cpMing tor Hygen ic Aid e 1t Poin t Pl u sant Group Home , pert time pe titiOn if interHted co ntect Jean Ha rdman at 304 · 87 5· 5009, an equal opport unity tmp loy&r We need an .,po,nt ment sec ret.rv l C1ll co lhtc t 1· 30 4 -9 25 · 2016 1fter 10 am lo r an interview . EOE -MF Apartment for Rent r;;;::;;:::::::;::::::-r~~~~~;;;:::;:==:-14415-2745 or t..ve m111101. Refintnce or new purchue 1t 9'12 % only 5% down . C1ll env· t ime, 614 -592 -5606 , AMI , lrte .• In ~ ..-:;-- Q ~ '""" ,.-. ·~ '" - . C) pianos. Paving UO .OO 1t0d S40 .00 e.ctl Fint floor onty . Write giving di,ectiona . Witten Pianos Bo• 188 11 Mobile Homos for Rent 51 Household Goods Monday, March 17, 1986 74 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®br lArry Wright Motorcycles Monday, March 17, 1986 AVAILABLE . Phone 304·1575 · 8 796 or 304 ·782 -2228. Mo bil e nome tor 1111, "7 2 Schult, elretdy set up on 1cra rented lot, 3 mil• out Jericho Road, 30'· 8715·7122 . 1970 12dl thrte bedrooms. 1 ~ b1tM. U1111ty room, und.,. pinned. Coli 304-518-7888 or 304 -575-3797. 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Unfurn ish.d 2 bdr. , mobile home , no pet1. •ne mo . weter included. •100 dtp . Cell 114· 448-3817 1 2x70 2 bdr. mobile home, woodbumw. 3 mi . out Bul.-wUie Ad . Call 814· 441 -9204. 2 Bldi"'om mobMe home It Evergrten . Cell 448-7032 . 12d0 2 b«<room trtllor . Applienctl only, Syrtcull. '140 month . cen 114-992 -5587 or e 14-892-1111 . For Rent •2 b.t room, In country, ges 1nd water Included. Cell 61 .. · 7ol2· 2170 . 3 bedroom. furnithld Of unfur· nilhld, good clMn condition , 1 d!Ud, no patl. NIM Henn. CaN 304·112·2•81 . Furnished, 2 bedroom, mobile hornt, clun, gocd cond. ••tr• 304-571-5512 onytlmo. APARTMENT FOR RENT Now 1ccapting epptication a tor rtntll apartmenta In M11on Aptr1mants limited. Two bad · room apartments tt t199 .00 par month . Rental ra1 .. mey be higher depending on income. Hauling witt bl•vtiltbleto eech tpllieate reg•dlest to their rtet, color, religion , Sill or n1turtl origin . lnteras1.cf applicant• shot.ild ctll 304· 773·601 1 or contact Oenill Streib or Walter Juetice It the M1in Office, 1571 Brice Roed , Reynoldsburg , Oh io uoea Of cell 614 -863-4514 . 46 Furnished Rooms For rent Sleeping Room,..and light hoult kllping roo me. Park Central Hotel. Call 614 -.. 48 · 0755 . 46 Space for Rent Sofaa and ctltlr1 priced from 12815. to *895 . Ttbl•. etSO .,d up to tU5 . Hlde·• ·beda, t390 . end up to nao.. 10fa Hd• e145 , Recllntrt . t225 . to U75 .• Lemp1 from t28 . to S1211 . pe. dinttttl hom •~09 .• tuC35 . 7pc. t189.,dup . Wood tlble with II• chtMrs I 285 to t7415 . D..k 1110 up to U25. Hutch•. t550 . Bunk bed complete with mtnrtllll , 1275. and ..., '10 U95 . Blby bld1, t110 . Mtttreuea or box IPringa , full or twin . tl3 ., firm, t73 . and •a3 . au..., •••· t225 . Sed fram•. UO .end US ., 10 gun - Gun ctb~ltl. 13150. a•• or .-:tric r~ng• 1375. Baby mtttr•••· US & t45 . bed trem• no. U5 , • UO. king fr1me t&o . Good selection of bedroom a~lttl , rockers, metal ceblne'll, hud· bo1rds t38 & up to t85 . w ranget . Skeggl, Appliances. .. .,.,,, drylll, rlfrig . . tofl, Upp1tr Rrver Rd . beside Stone Cr11t Motel . 614· 441·7398. Countv Appliance , Inc . Good used tppllenCII tnd TV Mil. Open BAM to 6PM . Mon thn.1 Sat. 814·.W8 -1699, 827 3rd. Awe. Gtllipolit, OH . Valley Fumiture, new & uted . Large 18ction of quellty tuml~a~UPol~•~ 11 Eutern Ave .. Mollohtn Fumfture II AppNan· c"· Rt . 7 North , Kenauge, Oh . Call 614 ·441 -7444 . Crfilit tftfml tvai1able. .. Duncan Phyte dinlngroom1uite. table 6 chtir1. buffet. chin• ctbinet . Very good condition. 8826. Call614- 992·1114 . 54 Misc . Merchandise Soft Mtve ice cream· mtchlne, Taylor 2 held . Cell 614 · 2.&5· 6052, Mon.- Fri ., 9·4. 2· 11ndwich t1ot wrap mach inti, 1 roll & 2 roll. Cell 614-~56062 , Mon .-Fri ., g .... Electro lux vtccuum cleaner. A·1 condhlon·tnechmenta. Avelltble 1t t72 .00 . Cuh or wrms trrenged . Cell61 4· 246 -91 1 15 Of 614-675-8799 . 1 HP Atlll riding IIWn mower. $350.00. 1!114 -319- 2746. KMC Mlcroweve 12 .6 cu.in ., $175 . Call814 -448-9219 . Nice cleen box apring1 & met· tress, t50 . C1ll 9 :30AM·9PM. 614-441 -7112 . Oouble bed -mtnr•• & lllringt, .olid wood held boltf"d. exc. con d., t1215 . Doll house 7rooms 475 . Call 114-2415· 5411 . Nltuf81 honey U .OO a qu1rt. • Melvin Barcus 2158· 6268 . Mixed herdwood slabt. $12 per bundle, oonteinlng aopro•. 1 y, ton . F.O.B. Ohio P1llot Co., Pomeroy , Ohio . Cell 814 · 992 8461 . Halt Pricel Flllhlng trrow ligna 12991 Lighted. non -trrow 12191 Nonlighted U291 Free lttttrll Only few left . See loc.lly. 11800).t23-0163 , anytime. Rabbits tor 1111. Ben Frll'lldin Stove with Magic Heat Blower. New 5 mlng bingo. 1914 Ford 1.4 ton truck with new tlrn . Mot o1 needs work, h1s good body. Call 614·94.9 · 2966 . For Sale- Antique walnut gateleg tabla excelent condition. Ctll614 -992 -23915 . Gib1on eir conditioner. 1000 BTU . Will tell ch ..l'. C1ll 814· 2 GJSve plota, Meigs Memorv Gtrden• . Call 614 -992 -877... 2 vear old grain ted baef. Like naw grevely rotoaplde. nevtr liNd .. 00 Frick uw mlll with caterpillar power un it . Mallie Ferguson 3158 log loadar.Ctll 1114 · 742 · 2274 or 814-742 - 2473. Household Goods For 11le : Kenmore Electric stove -gold 11215 . Swivel rocker 136. C.ctar chett 1715 . Cell 614·742· 3092 . VIC 20 with Dttllette. 4 ltring dulcim., , 2 burnlf' electric hot · pltte, Jade jewalrw. ~right hHJer Call 1514 -985 -4397 . 4531 . llkt new 8'h stMI baubell cltlts. 8 '.-'J tr1ck lf"'o• e15.00 each , firm . 304-178-7128. King Coal and wood bumlng atovt . 2 'fi"J old U70 .00 . Whirlpool white IUto wuher, 2 yrt old •111.00. GE elecbk: whitutove Troy lllh 5 hp Pony, uHd tlwce .. 80.00 . Ford gerden tlllw & t., t210 .00 . Mill.- g•• wtll fumtc:e es .ooo btu usad 2 ylart t8150 .00; ell~ IIIC cond. Refrigentar white; good cond 150.00 . 304· 578· 2819 1fter 6:00PM. uao.oo . SWAIN AU CTtON & FU ANrTURE 52 Olive St., Gtlllpolil. New & uHd wood -coalatovll, 8 pc wood LR sul11 t399 , bunk beds t199 , tnti"'n reclinwa t99 . n._ & uaed bedroom suit... rtngH. wrlngar washera. !I& lf"'o• . New Uvlngroom IUit" 1199 · •599 , ltmpl , 1110 buylnQ co• & wood ttov". Cti1114 -448 -3159 . Eertv Amerlcen 3 eulhion couch end 3 upholttered chalra tor 111e. Cttl614 -25t· 1932 .tter 4:00. Sofa & matching to..... JMt . recliner. and leble, IM'Ip , exc. cond. cen 814 -317 ·1139 . Pldltne Used Furniture. Good qutllty uted fumituri. Open 9 tv 01 ctll for appointment. 304·178· G4B3 or 675· 1450. e New Country Amttrlcen, 01k rodter, chtlr and sofe lnctudlng tocant pillows, paid 17150 .00 will sa crif ice 8660 .00 . only 8 month t old . Owner rooving , phone 304-&76· 3320 . Duncan DK820 It lin. the/vii and fumttu,.: bertty 'u std tntlqut welnut dinning teblt, six chill": 2 saeiM electric redlator1, 2 II'M dollro. 304· 871 -8239 "' 5754885. 304 ~ 773-&303 . 76 55 Building Supplies 1 ·1 1 .~ _ llJIPMl' ~;,~=~~~~~~==r======·:-::•:-::N:!~ 56 Pets for Sale 58 71 Autos for Sale Fruit :~~~ !,':t~=:~nti:,'~~ds!:; Reccoon Trtiltt Peril. Rt. 141. 8~ Queen. 77 Mowing Murt tell 1978 Ford Falrm::tnt. 4 cyl., ntW motor, A· 1 cond., meny axtru, 35 MPG , U,OOO. Ctlll14· 2415-5429 . sunroof , 4 apd , AM · FM cuaettt, 31 ,000 miles . Cell 4182. 614-445-01175. Vin1 ripe tomato• 50 centl pound, certified Kennebeck. M .OO b-a. Fruita and produce, Jtcb Fruit Merbt, Rt. 33 . Hendii'IOn. W . Va . 1182 Mercury LN· 7 .. c. cond., 38.000 mi .. t4,600 . Cell 814· Supp l1 es fd l lll & LrVI!S iu c k 445-7U4. 1919 Multang no motor or trll'le , body rough . Call 814· 44t-1492. Farm Equipment CROSS & SONS U.S . 36 W81t, Jadlton. OhiO. 614 ·288-1411 . Me ...,- Fergueon, N.w Holtend, Bush Hog Se._ A Service. Over 40 uaad t111ctor• to dlooM from &. C01'11111te tina of new & uNCI equipment. Lergett Hlectlon in S.E. Dolo . JIM'S FARM EQUIPMENT 1985 Chryller L1B1ron 11 ,000 rrilee, n .900. Ctll 61 • ·448· 1552 . 1979 Mercury Mtrqull 4 dr ., 302 , auto. power, AC . vary good cond . Clnn h -out. Ctll 614· 367-7217. 19n Ford LTD. 1976 Ford Elite. Cell 1514-441· 8201 or 514441 -8113. 8000 Ford dile1al tractor &Jttrt cl11n. thHt metel good, paint ~Od. good rubb• •15950. 10ft. Birch whHidilce79& . 6bonom tale plows '5915. Ctiii1 .. ·:Z81· 1979 Camaro T· top 1•.ooo mll.. , l3 .696. 1980 Chevtne4 dr .. 4 cyl.. 4 IPd .. blue n .896 . 1975 Ford LTD ont owner, only 59,000 miiH, ,1,696. 1980 Chwt~tte 4 cyl., 4 apd ., 2 dr ., ., ,996. 1978 Ctl....-y Monte Carlo, V-8 , cl•.en car, 12,4!i16 . Mlk•' • Alio Selea open Mon .Fri. 9 · 5. S1t. 9 · 12 . Cell 614 448 - 2900 Selesmtn Merle S.ert11. 135 Mt . •.:tor 5 ft. HI . Bush hog. 2 bottom plow• 3 pt. dial t9n Ford Pinto. Aunt good. Low mlleega. AM ·FM ca11et1e. Call 814-986 -4440 . CENTER . SA 31 W. GaHipolls. Ottic. Cell 114·'"15· 9777. ave. 814 -441 -3592 . Up front tree· tofl with WIMnty OYef 75 ulld trtctorl, 1000 toO II. 8822 . 03895 . Coli 514-285-5522 . 2010 John o.., vector, John Deer 2 bottom plow1,Jof'ln Deer dl1c. t3950. Cell 814·286· 8822. 830 cue. Wide front, oliver 3 t.ottom ,... . •aao. 1ft. .....,.. dilc t495 . I ft . woods bulh hog flU. Coli 11 4 ·281·8822. Mach111lcel tranJpiWitertonale. 1 row, 3 pt . hitch . UQO . Cell 814-&9S. t2M . 410 J 0 Dozer. 7i Ford Tractor whh log trtiltr. 1978 240 nmb., Jact Sllklder. Cllll14- 742·2240 . lelt Trve You Can 8uyJeep1 for M4 throu~ tht U.S. govern · ment1 Get the fac1s today! C•ll 1 · 312-742-1142. Ext . .t089 . 1878 Cadillac COUPt Deville. e~ .. t condition. Alao antlqu• 1841 Chwy TNck , '"' than 20 ,000 mllaa. dump bed , 2 •PHd title. CtH tfter 6 :00 pm 514-949-2501. 8 ton metet teed bin. Ca ll 814-742-3002 . &afore you buyyournpt trtctor, get 1ht but price, Skiers Equip· ment Co""ll'ly, Hendar10n . W. Ve. 304·175-7421 . 1977 Pinto Wegon. Uka n.w. 23,000 octuol nillot 12800. CeU 11.·!M9-2474. 1979 Ford Thunderbird . Good condl'lion . U&OO . Call 814· 1982 Pontl.c J 2000, .t IIPeed. 12800. Call .tter 5:00pm 1514- !1111-4397. 1982 Nll~an Stenaa. Stenderd. 5 ..,eec~ , 4 door. AM-FM rediD. P.R., low n'tileege. 1980 Cedlll.c Sedan Da Ville AM ·FM ttereo with Clllltte. CB , Cruise, lo.:ild with eJttrea. Cell 1514- 949-3027 . 62 Wanted to Buy 19715 Dodge Dart t460 . 30 ... 885 -3638. Wenttd to bJy cattle r1ck1 for Yt ton ford PU . Ctll 61• -268· 6251 . 63 Livestock Y., A11bian mert with one·we.tc old colt. Y, quar1er hor11. 2 year old . 445-80150 . Charoll1 X helflf's tnd young Slmmental bull. Call 114-379· 2128. lnter~~iew 1980 Mercury Ctpri, 2 door hit~ blctc, 43 ,000 miln. tuto. brown with gold Interior, 12 .1100.00 . 304-882·2301 . 1974 Nova tJOO .OO . 304· 8715 · 72 (}) Nightly Business Re· port <ID 1978 Chevy PU, e11c . cond .. indudll , tool box & naw tir11, f2 .100. Ctll IU -.Wft. 35.8 or ' CHI Barney Miller 7:05 (I) Mary Tyler Moore 7:30 U ill([) New Newlywed . Game - ffi College Basketball Re · . ., "" .., _ 1983 Shenntndolh trevel tr~il• 32 ft . lon . btru, AC , awning, ful rtfrig ., combo b1th & thower , exc . cond. C1ll 614· 446-1766 . Services 81 Home Improvements FRANK AND ERNIE ,__I FACTOR'/ OUTLET ME~SHIONS r: . ) 1 Jnl ... • L- tiE!$ AN II ANI> :t'M A .5LIGfiiLY l(lRE'GULA~ IMP!S'RF~Cj. Hay & Grain Big round & ~quare belli Ctll 81.& -2415 · 5410 . Leroe round belli of hay . e115 • btlt. Call 114 -446 -3288 or 114 · 441·81tl or 114 -441 - 40341. Sold ferm, mutt seii13DO bal• nice Orct.erd Grua-Timothy Hey, •1 .00 I * Hie. 1.90 In loll of 100 or more . Lalhtr F~tm. Rutlend . AJI wtethef ecc••· Cell Goebel Angu• Farm, Cool· viKo, oo1o 514-887-3838. Htytndstrtw for lilt. t1211 end •1 110. John Fl1h11 Cell 114- 1192-2781 . lllrve round baln of hay . Can dlltvlr . t20 . Call 814-192- 7401 . 1980 Toyott, 15 IS)d ., AM -FM radio, bed lin.,, low miiMga, 13. 500. Call 8U-4U· 1911. 80 Chevy Lull' Picltup truck . 871· 5480. 1184 Dodge Prnepector truck , 1•.000 mil... M ,SOO. Call e 14· 4U-22n enytlme. 1171 Chevy '14 Ton •1100 .00. 1171 Ptvmouth UOO . 379- 2423 m .. 9 379-21 eo. 1171 GMC 7500 dump truck, I ·V &3. Dttriot dlllll power, PS. elr brtkH. new t~t~lnt . exc. cond. t8 ,!00. Call 304·458- 1031 . 1979 Dodg• D- 50 lport , 72,000 miiM. 5 tpcl .. sliding blclt glell. .. nroof. covered bid. Coli 304-488· 1163 . .1 .110. 304-875 -SI71. 1111 Chevy Sootldala, Yl ton ~ckup , exc. cond . Cell efttr 5:30PM. 304· 675· 1784 . Dried, ground. thelled com , ee.oo per cwt 304-461·1031 . 73 Mlx.ed hey llrge equere biiN, Vans & 4 Autos for Sale 1112 CMvru~ 4x..t, ax.c. cond .• 43 ,000 mhl, •& .1500. Cell 814-245-11047 . of foreign agents show up pursuing the little men. (60 mtn.) I!D CD MOVIE: 'Battle Hymn' KNIFE AND CUT 0 ([) ® Kate & Allie Ch1p US OUT.\ T><ESE D\NG LEG-LINES! Defriends a retarded man who has been living in the basement of a neighboring building. ril 1888 Monto Corto CL301, DO tran1., Lindau lOp, tlr, crult;t, AM ·FM CIIMtte. Call 814·378· 21182. 56 1971 Monti Ctrlo. V-8 . 3150, tir, AM..fM 0111., PS, PB, good oond.• t1 ,200. Cell 114-441· 3811 after 8 . 1911 Melitta Ca~ . V·l , alt. PS, PIS. tilt, eNIIe. AM -FM i?"'-· 2 tone blut, 1h1rpt EMc. ' cond .• H ,&U. CoN 514·44t-30.B oo 514·446-2300. 74 MMJ! ...TALK ABaJr A HIGH-RQ.JrDI~lRICT' 671-2088 .. 57&-7358 . Starks Tree tnd L1wn Service, lendsctping. 304-157e-2010. Plumbing & Heating Cor. Fourtt. and Pine Gallipolis, Ohio Phone 614· 441 ·3888 or 5U· 448 -4477 Clark Plumbing tnd Httting, 18 yeara eAperlenot, unstop drek1t. New · remodeling · rept ir work . Phone 304-882·2012 . 83 Excavating 8 -- AN' START VOUR SPRING PLOWIN' WINTER WILL BE OVER PURTY SOON, Good· 1 EJ~.cavating, banmant 1, footera , drtvewtys, Sltptic 1tnks, landiCiping. Ctllltnytima 814448 -4537 , Jtmu l. Daviso n. Jr . owner. Ken ' s Wtlar Service. Walls ciltltm l , pool• filled. Phon~ 114 · 367 · 0623 or 1514 -36777 41 night or dey g,...,., tnd delivetry sarvtce. Ctll 304-e?& -3190. U phol8tery ALABAMA , &b INCHES .. TA t STATE UPH OLS TERY SHOP 1163 Site. Ava .. Ga llipolis 114 · 441 -7833 or et ...44e: 1833. oppricl•to. Cl11t14·357-0407. , RIll M FurnltureMenuftOturing St. At . 7 . Crown Chy, Oh. Cali 114· 251 -1<470 , (1~1 Eva. 614.. 46 · 3438 . Old & new Uphosteted . ARIZONA, SEVEN INCHES ... MINNESOTA, ZS I~CWES ... MOO NT WAIALEALE ,ON AAWAII, IS TilE RAINIEST.. IT 6ETS '+60 INCHES OF RAIN A 'f'EAR ... • I 1'--?.-----1 i crar y (sl.) 6 Young sheep queen 7 S i n~le 8 Alaskan r ll y 9 Corner 24 'My r>efensPs II Amo ro us - flow n·· 14 Pol<' 25 Regret· 18 Cap tabh• 19 Subjrt'l 26 llow a sktll 20 Crow's cry 28 Sht• rwood 21 Kimono or lllat: k sash 33 ll azt· 34 ~liod '~ Uttlf' - " 35 · - Pru·<· C. lory'' 37 Calif. vallry 38 inl"Pssant 30 Yirld 39 Watchecl 32 Pres. Taft's 41 N.Z. tniJI' wiff' 42 On~ i nal 22 Sermon topk memllt'r<hip r-'17"-n:...,.,...::;.,..., b-+-t- DOWN I Medicinal plan! OAILY CRYPJ'OQU~ - Here's bow to work it : AXYDLBAAXR is LONGFELLOW One letter stands for another . In this sample A 1s used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters. apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYM'OQUOTES 3· 17 yc z V X II UCIY D LMI: C E II VXB AM Q V llLM E C E A f) E A \ N E It Z MDI t.J! " Wil CNEA t.Jl " RH Z MT>I N I :'>l A X t.J N B H II A I" N A X feAUrday'o Cryptoquote: A GOOD SPEAKF.H RISES TO THE OCCASION - AND THEN PROMPTLY SITS DOWN. - 0 . A. BATnSTA Gl (j3J ABC News Nigh11ino @ Trapper John. M.D. t2 :00 1IJ Best of Groucho CD World Cup Skiing: ville Brothers (JJJ Bypass: The Story of a Patient This lilm follows a Men's Downhill g uests a re Mart1na Navra l ,lova. Ca rol Kane and co med• an Garry S hand ling (60 m1n ) In Stereo. ~ ll Bill Cosby Show ()) Entertainment Tonight )nterview with Yok o Ono . 0 [{) MOVIE: 'Embryo' Ill CD Rawhide ®I MOVIE: 'Matchless' g G}l Barbour Report patient through his actual ranery bypass operation , and subsequent recovery . 5 Fashion 46 Hospital section Cross' ICCI Greatest American Hero 10:00 CIJ C9N News Tonight Ill ffi Odd Couple (lJ News 10:30 CIJ To Be Announced CI1 Wild. Wild World of An· Imala Ill CD INN News ([)Special Operations Ex· ecutiva (jj) Nowswalch 11 :00 8 ill NewsConter CIJ MM !tom U.N.C.l .E diagnoslic evaluation, fO· bureau- a- · 45 Obtain @) min .) (A) . Pass TV series 43 Spellbind 44 Indian abode ® MOVIE: 'Triple CII Austin City Umlto: Rockln' Sidney I The Ne· Pass Pass + J Pass (Fr.) 40 Borgninr re ~ a competing syndicate in an effort to locate an investigatill& reporter who has disap· peared inside a ring of inter· national art thieves . (60 2t Hotel" 33 Maxim 36 Dutch rity 37 Born Teri Garr. Toni Tennille and humorist Aoy Blounl, Jr . 160 min.) IRI. In Storeo. CD SportsConter CII WKRP in Clnclnno1i IIJ(D(JITaxl Q (I) Remington Steele Lllllro and Remington set up 7397 . Pass Pass Pass Smal l soo Tonight's guests are Coel, limn1one. gf8vel. etc. Delivered 1 ton and up . Jim Lenlet, 30 .. · 6715 ·1247 or 87 5 . East 31 "-'s a e Jemltt S qys Weter SeNice . Also I)OOit filled. Ctll81 4 -256 ·1141 or 614 -446 -11715 or 514 -446 - Nortb However. if South really needed to trump a heart in dummy. it is perha~ more likely that he would have played low at the first trick from both the North and the South hands. An astute: defender might have decided that South's rush to play ace and a heart was too obvious an invitation for the defenders to play trumps. 4 Spanish 29 Extensive 30 Amusin~ play Wrnding · · ffi NMional Geographic Expforet: ([) D (I) @@News Ill ffi Bonny Hill Show ®I Eyowitno11 Nows ® This Old Houle ICC) @ WKRP In Cincinnati I I :30 8 ill (jJ) The Belt of Cat- General Hauling West Opening lead: • 9 3 "IJJr k Be 28 Savage ([)ProBaHbaiiT-'!Arm 85 Vulnerable: Neither Dealer: South 10 Woody vim• Amlabel 18 Atla<k 20 Convincing 23 Pastening device 27 Cancel, as a night discover !ove when lhe wife deve)ops cancer. (90 min.) BARNEY. 9 A2 tAS +Q 101 12liedd• or G i~li 13 Military town house: Tell Me • Riddle ICC) .\n elderly couple SOUTH +Kl09742 2 "Barnacle - lhe Sail or" 16 Pigeon pea 17 Poe's CII ITil American Play· CARTER 'S PLUMBING AND HEATING tQ +J 86 3 ACROSS 1 Empowe!'f'd ~ Prank 15 English london . Tracy ts instructed by master con man Gun1her Hartog and rejects Jeff Stevens ' advances, while Cooper vows to arrest and convict her . 12 hrs.) In Stereo. 895-3802 Co" 114 -441-2815 . 1981 Hondo C R 250 R. · hcell•nt condition. Water cooled. Nev•rrecad . MueUHto paace 8:05 Cil NBA Basketball: Philadelphia at Cleveland 8:30 II (1) Gil Velerie David 9:00 0 ill @ MOVIE: 'First Blood' lA) . CIJ 700 Club CII MOVIE: 'Jenny's War' Pan 2 0 Cll ® If Tomorrow Comes ICC) Part 2 of 3 In WINNIE +A I 9 K Q 10 3 t K 10 9 8 +952 ·~8654 by THOMAS JOSEPH young woman stranded at 1he Inn takes a job at the cafe and causes Darryl and Darryl to compete for her affections . Fetty Tree Trimming, ttump removtl. Call304 -676· 1331 . EAST WEST +J63 A,...... ,wuif min .) E . PLOTZ. RE"'AL ~TA'T,.-:; 1·17·11 ~~ <Bl Dempsey and Make· 0 CII ®1 Newhart ICCI Trouble erupts when a 87 1112 Honde XAIO. exc. cond . Declarer's obvious advantage is that he should be able to see whal he needs to do to make his contract. By looking at two hands, he has a good chance of determining his problem . The defenders are not 'SO blessed. They see the dummy, but more often than not !hey must proceed with educated guesswork as to the right defense. A shrewd declarer will look for ways lo persuade the opponents to solve prob· lems for him. In today's four-spade contract, declarer was looking at three certain losers. U declarer also lost a Irick to the jack of spades, the contract would be set Allbougb declarer could make a direct assault by leading a spade to the queen, he instead relied on East to lend a helping band. He won the open· ing lead wilh tbe ace of hearts and im· mediately returned a heart. Rightly or wrongly, when East won that trick, he assumed that declarer wished to trump a heart loser in dummy. So East played ace and a spade. That look care of any possibility declarer might have had of losing two trump tricks, and declarer made bis lour-spade contract. 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March 17. 1986 • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Fllrm l'and ·values • Ce~Jnty Agent's ~e~ on Page 6 • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette ••• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • • •• • •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • •• •• • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • e e e e •• • • •• • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • ••• •• • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• •• •• • • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Community meetinSs: . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .'. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .-. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Stories. illl p liP lO • I '· I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I e Vol.36, No.233 I t t t t I t at y en tine 1 Sechon . 10 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, March 18, 1986 Copyrighted 1986 GALLIPOLIS - While the federally funded GallipoliS Locks and Dam project has rroved Into the land-acquisition phase of development, construction of a hydroelecttic plant at the dam is being proposed by a private, Boston·based fu·m. The Federal Energy Regula tory Commission has accepted an application for license for the !l"Oject as submitted by Gallia Hydro Partners - d whi ch Mitex, Inc .. Boston, Mass., is the general partner. Project Manager Michael G. LaRow said Monday FERC- with itsacceptance of the license application - had requested "some more studies" of the proposaL "When those studies are complete, we will seek a full license," LaRow said, "within a year to a t year-and·a-half, we should be able to seek funding for construction." LaRDw described the proposal as being "a completely private project" designed to "generate and sell electricity to local utilllles." The project would be located on the Ohio side of the Ohio. River, utilizing the western-most section of the dam for hydro production, La Row said. In a March 12 letter to FERC, Gr. :lipolis City Manager Albert R. Pierce describes the proposal as a project that "would give a much needed boost to the economy of this area; and , at the same time, provide a new source of electric power to bolh Ohio and West Virginia ." LaRow said Monday the project would create a "decent number of jobs" duling construclion: and, continue to provide employment for plant operators when the facility goes on line. "With the Corps of Engineers' proposed project aimed at major improvemi'nts t:cing made to tlle Gallipolis Locks and Dam." City Manager Pierce advised FERC, "the construct ion of I his majm- power generating facility could be just the project to !l"OVide the catalyst needed to get the whole area of southeastern Ohio on the move." President Reagan's fiscal year 1987 budget recenUy submitted to Congress includes a $.15 million request for tlle locks and dam project. According to the U.S. Arm)· Corps of Engineers. tJx> proj<'CI is moving ahead wilh final engineering and into tho land acquisition stage. The 1,700-aue proj ect is designed to result in a new !,200-foot locking chamber on the Ohio River and an ovrrhaul of the existing dam. Acc;ording to Congressman ClarenO? E. Miller, RLancaster. bids for lhe pmject will be sought and awarded following th~ land acq uisilion phaS<'. "The inclusion of $3.5 million in the president's 1987 budget proposal fo r the conlinualion of til:' critical preparatory work on Gallipolis re!lecl s 1tx• impor· tance of this proj ect to the overall economic development of lhe region ," Miller said t'I'Cenlly. Erosion Celebrezze to speak problems at Democratic dinner Ohio Attorney Ceni'ral Antlllny .J. Celebrezz.e, Jr., will be featured speakN at the annu al bean dinner of the Meigs County Democratic Party to be held Saturday night at II¥' Meigs County Senior Citizi'ns Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy. The program 11111 start at 7: 30 p.m. with dinner to be served at 6 p.m. • • • • • • • • • • • •• • •• ••• • •• • •• • •• • ••• •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 25 Cents A Multimed ia Inc . Newspaper Hydroelectric plant proposed by Boston firm • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• • • • •• • •• • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •e • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • t • ,. ' ·- Anthony J. Celebrezze, Jr. AMorney General Celebrezze, a Cleveland native, graduated from the United States Naval Academy in 1963 and served five years on active duty, earning tl¥' Navy Commendation MedaL He received a master's degree from George Washington University in 19ffi and his law degree from Cleveland State University Law Schoolln 1973. In 1974, Celebrezze was elected to the Ohio Senate representing the 25th dlsUict in Western Cuyahoga County. As a state senator, he was closely identated with a wide range of legislat ton dealing with problems of senior citizens' and small bus! · nesses and legislation In the areas of property tax reform, labor laws and election laws. Celebrezze was elected Ohio's Secretary ol State In 1978 on a · platform that Included M Its hJghesl priority, the Increasing of voter participatim In Ohio elections. Several Innovative programs ~lped to bring about that goal. In 1982, Celebri'ZZI' was elected Attorney General of Ohio by the largest winning margin In the history of the office. He led the (Continued on page 6) outlined HYDROELECI'RIC PlANT ??? - A Bostonbased linn, Mltex Inc., has been approved by the Federal EnC113' Regulatory Conunls81on for a lkense for a hydroeleclrfc plant at the Galllpoli'l Lodis and Dam. FERC has requested more studies m the proposal. A full Ucense will he sought upon the oompletlon of those studies. (FOe photo). • Wrongful death suit filed m U.S. District Court COLUMBUS - A $3,028,<XXl wrongful death suit against Meigs County Sheri!! Howard Frank. two deputies and a state highway patrol troop!'r In connection with the March 24, 1985 death of Raymond W. Larkins has been filed In U.S. District Court in Columbus. The suit, filed by Nancy J Larkins of Tupp!'rs Plains, charws that Meigs County deputies Brian Bissell and !X>nald Snyder and OSP Trooper Charles Moody "willfully and maliciously.. assaulted her husband when tllf'y atTested him on March 16, 1985 for traffic violations . Larkins alleges her husband died eight days taler from injutics he rerPived in the alleged beating. S h~ also charges In l¥'r suit that the defendants attempted to "cover up and conceal" tre true facts sur· rounding her husband's arrest. The suit says Larkins allegedly committed a traf!lc violation and was fleeing from the dflcers when his vehicle went off the road and Into a field and stopped. In arresting Larkins. the officers allegedly "us.'!! excessive Ioree and as· sa ulted and battered" Larkins. causing physical injuties and <rprtvlng him of his constitutional rights . The injurtes wer(' "inflicted willfully and maliciously" and "without just causeor provocation" and caused lhe Larkins "perman· ent injuries and great pain and suffering," the suit alleg<'S. Resulting medical treatment and IYJspltalizatlon expenditures ex · ceeded $aJ.<XXl according to the complaint. Larkins died on March 24,1985 as a direct and proximate result of the lnjurtes inflicted by Moody , Bisscll and Snyder, the plaintiff alleges. The decedent is survived by his wife and a minor child, Eric R. Larkins. At the lime of his death a t age 54, the decedant had a life expectancy of an additional ~ years the complaint states. The plaintiff alleges that among other things, she and her minor son suffered damages for toss of support In the sum of $750,<XXl duting tl¥' remainder of her husband's life expectancy, as wrll as damages for their mental anguish . In addition, the complaint alleges that Moody, Bissell and Snyder "conspired together to cover up and conceal the true fact s" surrounding Larkins ' injuties and dea th. In making this claim. the plaintiff alleges that defendants Sheriff Howard Frank and Meigs County .. have rot required appropriate lralnlng and discipline of Bissell and Snyder" and that the county "has condoned the failure or Frank 10 train and discipline his officers and his ra!Uicatlon of the use of wanton brutality by mrmbers of his o!fice in the SC'Jpe of ilx'lr employment." The plainmf claims thai Sheriff Frank and Ill' countv have "neglige ntly permitted brutality on prior occasions by Bissell and Snyder .. and that Frank and the county have also "conspired together" and .. have covered up and concealed" such acts on the part of the two deput ies. In addition . the plaintiff claims that Frank and ih<' county ha\'C .. negligently failed and refused to properly investi gate such incident s of btuti!lit)' in the past." Concerning TrooJ)I'r Moody. the (Con tinued on pagc 6\ Pomeroy, like many other communities bordering the river, is experiencing lhe problem of liver bank erosion. Discussed Monday night by Pomeroy Village Council was an erosion problem near tlle Kroger start> on East Main St. Councilman Bill Young brought up the mailer and suggested thai a letter be written to the U.S. Corps<i Engineers concerning the worsening sit uation. · Councilman John Anderson pointed out that the Ohio Department of Transportation assisted in an earlier river bank erosion problem in Pomeroy . He said at that time, the village secured a temporary permit from tlle COfllS and provided the fill . and OOOI'dtd IlK' work Mayor Richard Seyler contends the erosion is caused by boat traffic and noted Ihat much of Ihe t!'osion in 1he East Main area occurred earlier Ihis year when boats mad e til'ir way up rtver durtng high water. Seyler asked Young 10 write to the C011JS. and also to ODOT, regarding tl¥' problem. Young also rt>ported he iscontlnu· tn g to numher houses .I in the Pleasant Ridge area and wdt do the same in any other arms d the vil lage' \l.'h~rf' numlrrs are n(t"<X"d . He nolm 1hcrc are <I ill some unnumll'rod houses on MulbPrry Heights. Counc il appro,·ed a ,-cquesl from til:' fire department to buy a used tmrk at a cost of $400 for parts to repair til:' department's brush truck which is broken do,m . 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FILTER 100's .17mg "tar".!? mg nicotme.av per ctgarene by FTC method. ,. f t I I I t I t t t t I t t t I t t I I t I t t I t t I f t I t I I t I t I I I I I I I t • I t I I I I I t I I I I • 1 I I I f I I 1 I I I I I I I t ---"--· t 'Based on ouggellld rllall priee ver~ua full-price bt'llldt wHh 200 clgerettH per certon, 20 per pock. IMI Jt.J . RnNOlDI TOIAC:COCO. TEAM -The Eastern cage team was honored Ill the EllS winter !!POrts banquet. Junior Ed Collins earned Best Free Throw Shoollng honors and Best Defcnst~e award: Tone Chapman was Mostlmpro~ed: Greg Leachman was Leading Rebounder, and Jim Caldwell won the Bryce Buckley award. Pictured are, left to right, Bryan Durst, Brent Norton, Jeff Caldwell. Back row, Jim Caldwell, Tone Chapm1111 and Ed Collins. (See photos, story on Page 5) CHAMPS -The Sectional and District champion Melp girls cage learn was honored Monday at the Meigs Winter Sports Banquet. Receiving special awards were the "Five J's", from left, Joel Harrlllon (best defen se), Jennl Couch (Mslllt leader), Jenny Miller (best rebounder, second-team alt-TVC, flrslteam all-district, and honorahle mention aU-state), Jcnnl Swartz (110 per cent award and second team all-TVC), Julie Miller (top scorer, first team all-TVC, second team all-district, and honorable mention all -state), and Col\eh &n Logan. (See more photos, story on Pagr 3). � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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