http://66.213.69.5/files/original/f81cccdd0d7c1f9b8bb417c7b72d3be5.pdf 69422cf1b6a340630e80ac5082ce9c38 PDF Text Text Page-1 0--The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 25, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ...,.......;.--Local briefs:-....., Judge Bacon grants directed. verdict Schools receive payments Meigs County's three local school dlstrtcts received $510,602.~ as their portion of $145,124,443.1ll of the March State School Foundation Subskly payments, State Auditor Thomas E. Ferguson reports. Amount received by each district following deductions for retirement Include Eastern, Slll,oal.Gl; Meigs Local, $\'1!4,00.73, and Southern, $115,500.Gl. There was a direct allotment of $28,101.1~ to the Meigs County Board of Education. EMS receives 13 calls Monday Meigs County Emergency Medical Service reports 13 calls Monday; Rutland at 3:15a.m. to Bowles Rd. for Debra Mullins to Holzer Medical Center; Rutland at 7:12a.m. to Vance Rd. for Frank Douglas to Vet.erans Memortal Hospital; Middleport at 8:20a.m. to Stonewood Apts. for Neva Grimm to Holzer Medical Center: Tuppers Plains at 9:05a.m. to Sllver Ridge Rd. for Audle Rivers to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Middleport at 9:40 a.m. to 621 South Second for Sharon Luikart to Veterans Memortal Hospital: Pomeroy at !0:39a.m. to West Main St. for Hollie Green to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine at 11:41 a.m. to Pearl St. for Ben Stobart to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Chester Fire !Rpartment at 2:53p.m. to a minor brush fire on Texas Rd.: Pomeroy at 4: 58 p.m. to Rt. 143 for Jody Wells to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 5:23p.m. to Rt. 7 for Ina Kartz to Holzer Medical Center: Bashan Fire Department at 6:13 p.m. to a minor brush fire on Bald Knob and Stlversville Rd.; Racine at 6:36 p.m. to Trouble Creek Rd . for Raymond Kerns to Holzer Medical Center: TUppers Plains at 7:30 p.m. transported Edna Walker to Veterans Mernortal Hospital. Celeste prods lawmakers on workers' compensation bill ffiLUMBUS, Ohio I UPI I -Gov. RJchard Celeste will urge state lawmakers not to go home at the end of this week without sending hlm a compromise workers' com pensatlon reform bill. "He is going to encourage them to get together on a biU before the~· adjourn this week," a source in the governor's office said Monday Celeste has been reluctant to become a party to the debate over workers' compensation, but is said to be get tlng Increasingly anxious for a settlement. The House convenes today at 11 a.m. and the Senate at 1:30 p.m. for a final week of work before adjournment until after the May 6 primary election. Celeste's prodding is expected to be gentle. with no political over· tones and no suggestions for terms of an agreement . Key lawmakers from both par· ties In the Senate and House have been holding private discussions oo the workers' compensation reform bill, but have not yet reached a compromise. "They're close. but I don 't' know hOw close." said Thomas Winters . executive counsel for House Speaker Vernal Riffe. D· New Boston. "They're chipping a«·ay at the issues." There are about four major aspects at issue betwe<>n the business community, which wants Weather forecast South Central Ohio Sunny today with a high betW<\' n 70 and 75. Partly cloud~· tonight \\'Jih a low nPar SO. Partly cloudy \l'edm'Sda\ with a high near iO. The probabil ity of prt:'Cipitation is near zrro today and tonight and :aJ peret•nt \\'rdnesday . Winds will be from thr south a1 15 to 20 miles an hour toda.' · and from thl' southwest at 15 to 2.'\ miles an hour tonight. Extended forecast Ohio Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday By United Press International Fair Thursday thmugh Saturda\· Highs will be In thr 50s Thursda)' and Friday and in the 60s Saturday. Lows will range between 35 and 4.'i. Lottery winners CLEVE LA.'ID 1UP II day's winning Ohio Mon· Loltery numbers: m. Daily Number Ticket sa les t o 1 a I c d $1.149.401.~ . with a payoff due of $.JJ I ..170. ~. PICK-I 5'll0. PICK-I ticket sa les totaled $172,507.50. with a payoff due of $71,701. PICK-I $1 straight het pays $5,23'2. Pi CK4 Sl box bet pays$218. reform of the state insurance system for lnju red workers. and organized labor, which pi'E'fers the status quo. The chief item of contentiOn appears to be defining an "inten· tiona! tort"- a wrongful action by an employer against which an employee may file a civil suit in addition to collecting workers' compensatiOn. Organized labor favors a liberal interpretation of "Intentional" while the business trade associa· tions want to tighten the definition to limit claims. The source In the governor's office said Celeste is taking no sldes on whO is at fault for the delay In negotia tions. but feels it rests with the Legislature and not wit h the lObbyists for business and labor. who seem ready to compromiSI'. Consumer ... Continued from page 1 statistieal report released by the department's Bureu of Labor S"istlcs. The decline fo llowed increases of 0.4 percent in October. 0.6 percent in November, 0.4 percent in IR· cember and 0.3 percent In January. according to revised figures I'E'· leased with the noport . The index has risen 3.2 percen 1 since February 1985. Energy prices. which include the costs of fuel oil. coal. bottled gas and motor fuels, declined by 6.8 percent , reflecting the big drop In crude oil prtces. Transportation costs were down by H percent. due to the fallin g oil prices. which have dragged tlY< pump price of regular gasoline below $1 In many parts of the count ry. the bui'E'au said . Food and beverage costs also fell sharply. tJ;· 0.6 percent . as did costs of apparel an d upkccp. by 0.5 percent. and housing, b;' 0.1 P<'rC<'nt. Granted divorce A dl\·orce has beer gran ted in Meigs County Common Pleas Cou rt to Brenda M. Hysell. Pomeroy, from Thomas Hysell. Pomeroy. on grounds of gross neglect of duty Files reciprocal action A reciprocal action for child support has been Uled in Meigs County Common Pleas Court by th<' State of Illinois and Gwendolyn S. Eblin against Johnny C. Eblin. Father succumbs Rev . Kenneth Wllkinson. pastor of the Presby terian Churches In Harrisonville, Syracuse and Mid· dleport received word of the death of his father in Akron. The elder Mr. Wilkinson. 92. died while attending church serv ices in Akron on Sunday. Funeral serviees will be IY<Id at 2 p.m. Wednesday at the Adams Funeral Home in Akron. Although a jury of eight was Impaneled Monday to decide the caS!' of Mary Jane Talbott. Tuppers Plains, against Raymond A. Con· nor, administrator of the Ohlo Bureau of Wmxer's Compensation, the case did not go to the jury. Following the presentations <:1. e\1dence, retired Judge John C. Bacon, appointed by the Ohlo Supreme Court to hear the case, granted a request from the defense for a directed verdict (meaning the judge makes a decision instead <i. the jury·, in favor of the defendant. Bacon granted the directed ver· U. S. Strl'kes ... and Five Points. Talbott was •·equestlng tht> right to participate In worker's compen· sat!on as a result of her husband's death. Bacon said he did not believe the plaintiff proved that the decedant was In the course of his employ· ment when the accident occurred. The judge called Talbott's electro· cution "an unfortunate accident" but said that Talbott was not furthering hls business at the time of the accident but Instead was satisfying his curiosity. The judge denied the plaintiff's diet and ruled in fa vor of the defendant. In explaining his decision, Bacon said· he felt the facts of the case couklnot be disputed and that if the matter went to the jury, "any verdict given the plaintiff would be based soley on symp.~thy." The case filed by the plaintiff stems from the accidental electro· cu tlon death ol her husband, Terry Talbott, on Sept. 13, 1981. Talt)ott died Instantly on that date when he came in contact with downed power Unes at the scene of a traffic accident on Rt . 7 between Pomeroy claim. Pom<•roy Altomey Frank W. Porter hos already appPa)ed Judge Bacon's decision. Porter called the judge's decision "ridiculOus." In addition to Porter, Talbott Is •·epresented by Attorney James Ayers of Columbus. Ayers argued yesterday 's case. Jeffrey W. Clark, assistant state attomey general. represented the defendant. ___ _______ commander. The usual practice is to end sooner" than the Notice of Intent expires, he said. Enforcement ... Continued from page 1 He points out that "anyone owed child support can have It enforced through the non-ADC services of the department of human sef\1ce· s"as bng as human services "has an application on file." He notes that the deadline for tax return Interceptions by the depart· ment is always Aug. 1. This means, according to Jenkins, " that if yoo want us to be able to Intercept the tax rrturn this year, don't walt till July 31 to rue your application" with the department. Early filing Is important because the deparment must exhaust "all local possiblltles" before going after tax returns. Local possllbltles include court appearances before Judge Knight . Actually, the goal for the child support enforcement team is for all parents of children who are entitled to support to file a non·ADC application with human services, whether they are having trouble collecting suppo11 or not. This would allow human services to monitor collections aU along. Then If payment stops, enforcement tools may be placed In action quickly. "All enforcement actiOns take tim~." Interjects Vineyard, "so don't wait until you're in a desperate sit uation ." Jenkins advises anyone with questions related to chUd support to contact the department of human services or the bureau of support . Planning session set Wednesday A plan ning session for girl scout day camp to ll? held at Camp Kiashuta will be held Wednesday from 10a.m. to noon attheSyracuse United Methodist Church basement. A luncheon will be held following the meeting and those attending are to take a covered dish and their own table service. April Ha rmon . 992·5567. and Faye Clif· ford. 992~nll. are CO<lirectors of the day camp . Classes scheduled Cosmetology classrs of Meigs High School will stage a "hair·a· than" Thursday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. All services are Included in th<' spec ial activity either by appoint· men! or by wa lk·in . • Continued from .:....:..__ page 1 condUct of these exercises did not constitute the Introduction or U.S. armed forces Into hos!Uitles. "The message here is thaI the United States wtll continue to operate in International waters an air space," said Shultz, a proponent <i. the use of mllltary force. State Department offtclais said aU 262 U.S. diplomatic outposts around the world were put on alert late last week as the maneuvers got under way to take maximum precautlcns against possible terrorIst attacks. Five Notices of Intent have been tiled by the 6th Fleet since mld.January warning clvU aviation authorttles o! U.S. flight operations In the Trtpoil Fllght In!Onnatlon Region, or f1R. which Includes the Gulf of Sidra. Flights generally have ended at the expratlon <:1. the notice. In Ankara, Turkey, Secretary of State George Shultz said the U.S. exercise In the Mediterranean Is consistent with the War Powers Act and "was not designed to provoke such an attack (by Libya). The Judge ends 23 cases Twenty-three cases were pro· cessed last Wednesday before Judge Patrtck O'Brien In the Meigs County Court. Forteltlng bonds were Michael Fahrenkamp, Clninclnnatl. $42; Kim Cecil Roseville, $~. and George Louden. Mason, $00, all posted on speeding charges. Fined In the court were: Dorothy Sedwick, Tuppers Plains. improper backing, $10 and costs: Keith F. Pickens, Pomeroy, possession of marijuana, $50 and costs; disorderly conduct, $10 and costs; Frederick J. Osborne, Reedsville, possession of mari· juana, $00 and costs: disorderly conduct, $10 and oosts; Donald Dailey, Portland, driving whUe intoxicated, $:IX) and costs, 121ldays lisenS!' suspension and 10 days in jail; fleeing an officer. 10 days In jaU and costs; reckless operation, costs; driving under suspension, 10 days In jail and costs; Duane Barber, Reedsville, driving whUe Intoxicated, $:IX) and costs, 10 days in jaU and 120 days ticense suspension: left of center, costs only: Sue Geog, Rutland. dlsor· derly conduct, costs only; obstruct· lng official business, 10 days In jaU and costs with aU but two days in jail suspended ; Charlotte Lyons, Racine, assured clear distance, $10 and costs: Jeffrey Kauff, Pomeroy, failurE' to control vehicle, $a) and costs: Terry Snyder, Pomeroy, expired plates, $10 and costs; George Stephens, Little Hocking, driving while Intoxicated, $250 and costs, three days in jail, license suspended 00 days: left of center. costs and dlivlng at night without headlights on, costs: Kimberly Hospital news · Wilt, Pomeroy, unsafe vehicle, '$10 and costs: Etta Randolph, Racine, no operator's llcenSI', $75 and costs, three days In jail with sentence suspended and $2'i of fine suspended If llcense obtained. Fined oo speeding charges were Joy Duncan, Portsmouth, $22 and costs; Kenneth Shock, St. Albans, W. Va., $23 and costs: Diane Cerreta, Athens, $25 and oosts: Terry Griffith, Newark, $26 and costs: Clifford Shamblin, Winfield, W.Va., S2l and costs; Kevin Hagen, Athens, $:!i and costs: Kevin Eastman, Athens, $2.1 and costs; Diane Rloe, Racine, and costs. In case of loss from fire, theft or other misfortune, an up-to-date inventory of your possessions will help you get your insur• ance claim settled quickly and to your satisfaction. We fumish our policyholders with a Personal Property Inventory booklet that provides an easy, organized way to record the information needed. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY 992-6687 ltaa. Auto ....... c. ' · ""•"P8IIIIJ m MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE HAS FOR YOU A COMPLEMENTARY PORTRAIT OF YOU OR YOUR FAMILY ABSOLUTELY .FREE IT'S OUR WAY OF SAYING WE APPRECIATE OUR PA110NAGE j Veterans Memorial Admissions - Genevieve Hill, Albany; Lena Holter, Racine: Sharon Luikart, Middleport: Ha· rold Smith, ReedsvUle; Mary Haggerty, Middleport: Hollie Green, Pomeroy: Frank Douglas. Pomeroy; Reva Johnson, Ewington; Edna Walker, Tuppers Plains. Discharges - Lucille Brandt. Make this Easter one to remember for years to come. With new clothes, bright colors. and spring flowers just around the corner why not let the Middleport Book Store be a part of your spring Easter season. Lear Photography will be in the Middleport Book Store Fri day and Saturday afternoon and evening, March 28th and 29th to lake family ~nd individual portraits . Take note that evening hours have been added for your convenience. · To avoid confusion of waiting, long lines. and fussy children we have set up a scheduling procedure so you will know when to come and when your picture will be taken. There is no obligation to buy anything at all and for just stopping by, a 5x7 portrait absolutely free. Give us acall at 992· 2641 for an appointment and come and in the fun March 28th and 29th. Vo1.36. ·No.240 Copyriglltod 1986 Ca within 12 miles of the Libyan coast. Khadafy claims sovei'E'ignty over the entire gulf. "No addltonal incidents with Libyan forces have been reported," the Pentagon said. "Sixth Fleet surtacevessels and aircraft continue to operate in the Gulf of Sidra in the same general area they have tren in for the past two days. The fleet remains clear<i the Libyan territorial waters." The new quiet in Libya appeared to mean Khadafy conceded U.S. claims to rights to navigate freely in gu lf waters and airspace and sought an end to the maneuvers by the 30·ship Navy force and Its 265 planes. , Ubya last fired on U.S. planes with a Soviet-built SAM· 5 missile at 1:14 p.m. EST Monday, the Pentagon said. No hostile activities were reported In the Gulf of Sidra area after 1: r:n a .m. EST Tuesday, when twoA-6 F1ames shooting as high as 40 to 50 ft. In the air at Urnes destroyed between 50 to 75 acres of woods In Rutland Township on Tuesday afternoon. Rutland Fire Chief Jerry Black reports the brush fire started rtght along New Uma Rd . outside Rutland, and then spread quickly back across an adjoining hillside. Black says authorttles are not certain, but suspect the fire was set of! by a lighted cigarette. The Rutland unit was called to the scene at 2: 53 p.m. The Oames were extremely hlgh and moving at a rapid pace when the unit arrtved and Black says the Pomeroy Flre Department and a forestry service helicopter out of Athens County were Immediately called to assist. Black says the helicopter .must have been In close proximity to the site because It arrtved In five minutes and began makings weeps across the burning hll~ldc dumping water from a container which was suspending from the underneath of the helicopter. The helicopter, which made several dumps on the fire, renlled the container from a "This is the progress we n['('(] to point out to our friends and neighbors. " Celeste told about 700 people. Another rally is scheduled tonight in Toledo and one Thursday In Cincinnati as Celeste tries tv raise funds for his campaign chest. He's had rallies In Dayton, Akron and Cleveland. Three Republicans are vying for the Republican nomination to face Celeste in the taU. 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Meigs resident 'fair' following accident A Meigs County man ts listed In fair condition at Veterans Memor· Ia! Hospital where he Is being treated for lnjurtes suffered In a single-car accident on Meigs County 3 Tuesday morning. Hospital officials said Larry Gibbs, 19, of Rutland, a passenger In a car driven by Kenneth E. Green, 20, of New Lima Road , Rutland, Is being treated for multiple scrapes and bruJses. The GaiUa -Melgs post d. the State Highway Patrol said Green was northbound on 3, about eight-tenths ot a mUe south of Meigs County 00, when hls vehicle allegedly went off the right side of the road, struck an embankment and overturned. Green also suffered minor lnjur· les In the9:05a.m.lncldent, but was not treated, troopers said. His car sustained heavy damage. Two Meigs County residents escaped Injury In a two-vehicle colllsbn at the lntersretlon o! Ohio 124 and Meigs County 5. Ted Hatfield Jr., 53, of College Ave., Rutland, WdS eastbound on 124, when troopers said Mary L. Flagg, 16, of June Street, Syracuse. allegedly pulled from northbound 5 Into the path of Hatfield 's pickup. Hatfield apparently could not stop in time and struck the left rear of Flagg's car. Hatfield's ptrkup sustained mod· erate damage In tlY< 6:40 p.m. accident and Flagg's car light damage, troopers said. Flagg was cited by the patrol for falluno to yield from a stop sign. A GaUia County woman Is Usted in stable condltbn at Holzer Medical Center following a two· vehicle collision early TUesday morning on Ohto 160 at the Gallipolis corporation limits. Bridget C. Murphy, 18, of Rt. 2, Vinton, is being treated for multiple cuts and bruises. hOspital officials said. A passenger In Murphy's car. April L. King, 19, of Newport, was treated for a head Injury and facial cuts. The Gallla-Meigs post cl the State Highway Patrol said Murphy was southbound on 100, when a tractor· trailer operated by Terry J . Peck. 36, of Sobn Sprtngs, Wis., allegedly went left of centPr In a curve and struck Murph~· ·s vcltiele. Murphy's car sustained heavy damagr and l'« k's rij:l moderatP damagP In tiM• .145 a.m. accident. ttOopers tlild l'ffk was chafl!ed by the patro' ., ... JrlvlnRII'ft <i. a> nter. Troopers, state reach accord COLUMBUS, Ohio tUPI I- The state and the union representing emplOyees of the Ohio Highway Patrol have reached a tentative agreement on a new contract that replaces one rejected by the Legislature last week. The new fou r-year agreement with the Fraternal Order of Pollee, If ratified by both houses ri.theOhlo General Assembly within :ll days, would provkle for pay Increases averaging 4.3 percent, said Edward Seidler, the state's chief labor negotiator. The tl'lltatl\'P a)<!Wment was reached TUt'Sda'. tx•a Hn~ " mid· night Thu rsda)· deadline that would have sent tlv' matter to binding arbitration. ' Followin g t tv> l.egislature's rejoc· tlon of the earlier proposed sett le· ment, the too Silk-s agreed to thn'l' key changes: -allowing FOP •·cpr=ta ti\'('S 3,())) hours of unpaid leaw. owr four years, to attend union work· s ho~ and oonvrntlons . Instead of 2.00 paid houf!<: Candidate Hunter tours Gavin plant at Cheshire • · our convemence force nol1h of the Gua of Sidra. the Pentagon said. U.S. forces sank at least threc Frrnch and SoYiet-built Libyan missile boats, with an unknown toll of their crewmen: ca used damage to a fourth: and dest royed radar equipment at missile bases at the port town of Sidra- until 1910, the site of the Wheelus Air Force base. Khadafy had pledged to retaliate with terrorist missions against Main Street America if his natiOn were attacked. Administration officials novealed that U.S. diplomatic missions worldwide were put on extra securtty alert Saturday when the U.S. fleet moved into position fort he fifthroundof exerclses near Libya since mid· January. In Washington, guards were assigned to Navy Secretary John Lehman and the chief of naval operations, Adm. James Watkins, Pentagon officials said . small lake at nearby ~ ·ores! Acres Park. Black says It was the quick assistance from the helicopter that enabled firefighters on the groum to put the blaze out before more extensive damage was done. The fire was out In two hours. Black reports that after the fire was out, "Indian flnoftghters" from the Meigs' forestry division of Wayne National Forest walked the smouldering ashes spraying hot spots with water fi·om tanks strapped to their backs. The Meigs' forestry division also transported a bulldozer to the scene. If the fire had not already beer. ·mder conirol, the dozer would have been used to plow a tnonch to prevent the names from spreading further. Altogether, Black reports there were about 35 firemen and eight trucks !rom the Pomeroy and Rut land departments, along with E MS per so nel a nd other voluntl'\'I'S. Brush fire season will continue another few w""ks until trees and tollage get their leaves. with a start wltnarawlng from your acr:ountJanu save a slzatMe sum tor retWement Stop In today Intruder light bombers from the aircraft carriers Saratoga and Coral Sea fired missiles at a Soviet~ built Nanuchka II missile boat near Benghazi , lea,·ing it "dead In the water and on fire, " the Pentagon said. "If Khadafy had not attempted anything, we oould have ended it tomorrow or the next day," a senior Pentagon official said Tuesday, on condition he not be identified. The silence among Khadafy's forces "might suggest Libya decided not to challenge rur right to operate there," he said. The clashes were touched off at 7:52a .m. EST Monday, when U.S. jets flew over Khadafy 's "Une of death" across the mouth of the gu~ . There were no U.S. casualties or damage to U.S. ships or planes. the Pentagon said. There was no official assessment of Libyan casualties. Four Soviet warships shadowed the American task Grass, brush ftre destroys acreage in Rutland Twp. ffiLUMBUS, Ohlo I UPII -Gov . RJchard F Celeste says he de· serves the vote of the people because he's turned Ohio around from record unemplOyment rates, unbalanced budgets and financial problems In the schools. Celeste told a party fund· raiser Tuesday evening at the Ohio State Fa!Igroums that Ohio had record unemployment when he took office 111 January of 1983 and last month, Ohio had a record number of people working. ~-~ 2 Sections 16 Page& 25 Cents A Multimed ia Inc . Newspaper returns to disputed gulf waters WlffiHINGTON tUPI)- U.S. planes defied threats by Libyan leader Moammar Khadaty and roamed unchallenged today In the Gulf of Sidra, where the lack of any Libyan military activity signaled an apparent end to the battle, Pentagon officials said. As n>latlve calm returned to disputed gulf waters, !Rfense Secretary Caspar Weinberger and other Pentagon officials hinted that U.S. flight operations may be ended there sooner than the scheduled AprU 1. One Pentagon source said they may be over by Thursday. In Its latest update, the Pentagon said that as of 5 a.m. EST, "The U.S. naval exercise In the Mediterranean Sea continues as scheduled," with both surtace amd air units operating within the disputed Gulf of Sidra. The United States considers the gulf part of the Mediterranean and open to international traffic to . enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, March 26, 1986 Celeste feels support earned Saturday Admissions .. Wllbu r Hanning. Middleport . Saturday Discharges.. Sa m Ter· zopplous, Sally Moon>. Sunday Admissions- Harold Trt· plett, Pomeroy: Tracl Rowe, Syra· cuse; Laura Scott, Middleport; Rebecca Smith, Middleport: Ed· ward May , Polll!!roy. Sunday Discharges--Della Roseb· erry, Virginia Whitlatch. THIS TAILE AND CHAIRS IN SUNDAY'S AD SHOULD H~VE BEEN PRICED AT at y e • • TOtJB8 GAVIN PlANT - Alhem altorney GIIIT)' E. HIIIMr, e 'A• Ule repl'llllllilldve cantldale ~ ~ the Jame~ II.GaYIIIPIIIMat<bellllre. Hunter lsacceMinglocaleconornksdllrlnl .. «**lpplp. I New Haven, W. Va. 882-2135 I . -- CHESHIRE -State Representa· tlve candidate Garry Huntl!!' says assessing local economies In need of revitalization to provide lobs and security Is a hlglt prtority lor the area. Input from local government officials. prlvate business and Industry and )rlvate dtlzens is needed to ...!.tress the problems. Hunter safd ror the past three months he has been visiting local government ofnclals, and recently ldcked off his prtvate 11Jslness and . industry tours by visiting the Gavin Power Plant at Cheshire. Private citizen input Is planned this summer through a series of town meetings. Hunter said coal is an Industry with a future In Southeastern 0100. Ohio Is the largest coal consuming state and the eighth larjJ!st coal producing state. In fddltkln , Ohio coal has the highest B.T.U. rating. but has a hlgh sulfur contrnt.. When touring the Gavin Plant, Hunter said he was Interested In learning about Gavtn 's commitment to using locally produced coal, the estl· mated coal reserves In Meigs County and the degree of sulfur ennlsslon from the Gavin Plant. The report In all cl these areas Is favorable. Gavin uses only wal from Meigs and VInton Counties, the coal reserves are estimated to last into the next century and sulfur emissions from the Gavin Plant are below both federal and state EP.A. standards. Gavin's electricity production capability Is projected to be sufficient to mC<'t the n['('(] of any Industry expansion in the area . Gavin is an exa mple of an Important plu s to<' the area In attracting new indUstry, Hunter said. �Wednesday, March 26, 1986 Commentary The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTER&TS OF THE MEIGS-M.\SON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publisher Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio V¥ed,n~~Yr. March 26, 1986,; Toll of the times __--,--_____Ro_be_rt_~_a_lte_rs DALLAS (NEA) - Behold the Dallas North Tollway, a metaphor for an era in which public services previously available to all now are reserved for those willing and able to pay (or them. In palmier limes - notably the mid-1950s. when the federal government seemed to have an endless sup- BOBHOEFUCH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD Asslstnt Publisher/ Controller Pege-2-The Daily Sentinel DALE ROTHGEB, JR . News Editor A MEMBER of The Unitffi Prf'Ss International , Inla nd Dally Press A.ssocla · tlon and the Amt>r\can Newspapt"f Publlsht>rs Assoclalion . LEITERS OF OPINION are we!rotnf . They shou ld bt' lf'sS than :IX} words long. All le tters arf.>subjf'Ct to €dllln g and must be signed with name. address and telephonP numbf>r No unslgnffi lf'tters wl!l hf> publlshe<l Leners should be In good taste, add r t>Ssing issuf'S, not Pf'TSonallti Ps ply of money - the nation embarked upon construction of an ambitious 42.~00- mile Interstate Highway Svstem. . The Federa l-Aid Highway Act of 19~6 boosted Washington's share of const ruction costs from 60 pPrcent to 90 percent and created a Highway Trust Fund. That fund was to be a continuous source of funding for an Interstate system whose final cost would exceed $114 billion. Today, the Highway Trust Fund is spending money faster than it can collect it, even though no major new projects have been initiated in recent years. The Interstate system will be completed (slightly more than 1,000 miles remain unfinished) but two-tllirds of the trust fund's annual expenditures now go for repair and rehabilitation of existing roads. "Only limited federal aid remains to construct new roadways not on the Interstate system," says the Congres· sional Budget Office in a recent re· port on the toll alternative. "Under current policy," adds CBO, "states and localities bear P,rimary responsibility for providing the new highway capacity that will be needed to accommodate the estimated ~0 percent increase in traffic expected by the year 2000." SO in tllis era of limits, user fees and budget cqnstralnts. loll roads are making a comeback. These facilities thrived in the nation's early years but subsequently were discouraged by federal officials because too many owners and operators abused their monopoly power in the 19111 century. A 191~ federal law specifically prohibited any government financial as- Supreme Court hears sex harassment case The Supreme Court. in the first case involving sex ual harassment in the workplace. will decide whether an employer can he held liable for unwelcomE' sexual advances made by supPrvisory PmployE'E's. The justices heard arguments Tuesday from a Washington, D.C., bank trying to avoid sex discr imination charg<>s filed by a formpr assistant branch manag~r who says shE' was harassed. fondled and raped by a branch manager. A federal court ruled in favor of the bank, rut that decision was overturned by the U.S. Court of AppPals for the District or Columbia. Because of its possible implications for thE' workplace, the case is being watched closely by business. labor and feminist groups. At issue is whether sexual harassment can be defined as sexual discrimination, and if so, whether an employer, in this case the bank. can he held accountable under Title 7 of tlle CivU Rights Act for sexual harassment of a femalE' subordinate by a supPtvisory employE'E'. Tille 7 prohibits sexual discrimination such as sexual demands on employE'E'S as a eondition of employment or promotions. ThE' bank. Capital City Federal Savings and Loan Association. now called Meritor Savings Bank, has the support c1 the Reagan administration and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Lawyers for the bank argue t!Fre Ism (Tactical way it eould monit orthE' behavior of its employees acting as Individuals rat her than on behali of tbe company. Lawyers for MPChelle VInson. who brought the complain t. argue that sexual harassment is one or "the most ctfensive and demeaning" forms or sex discrimination. Such discrimination causes klw productivity and job turnover, they said. Aceording to recent surveys by the Merit Systpms Protection Board. about 50 percent or all working women report being victims or sexual harassment - ranging from vPrbal commrnts to unwanted touching to forced SE>xual relations. Vinson was hired in 1974 as a teller-trainE'E' at the bank She advanced quickly. first becoming a tE'IlE'r and E'VE'ntually an assistant branch managPr . In 1978, she filed a sex discrimination complaint against the bank and IFr branch manager. Sidney Taylor. According to Vinson' s complaint, Taylor fondled her In front of other employE'E'S , exposed himself to her. had sex with her on work premL•es: Including Inside the bank vault - and raped her on several occasions. . During a trial in U.S. District CoUI1, Taylor denied Vinson'schargesand insisted that he had rejected her advances. Taylor and the bank presrnted evidenCE' that Vinson frequently wore provocative clothing at work and .said she suffered from bizarre sexual fantasies. The district coort ruled in favor or the bank and the branch manager. declaring that her complaint did not fall under the SCOPE' ri TitlE' i. The U.S. Court of AppPalsforthe District or Columbia reversed t!F lower court, ru ling that Vinson had a legitimate claim for "pPrvasiveon·tiF·job sexual harassment" that "illegally potsn~ro th<' psychological and emotional work environment.'· .Letters to editor Notes appreciation We. the students and staff of Racin e E lementary. would likE' to ~bllcally thank all of the people wtn made oor Career Awareness Wff'k a success. With gratitude. we wish you the best, and thank ) 'OU fu r the ,·aluable assistance that you of!crro us. Your friendly helpful · ness Is heartily appreciatro. Racine Elem . D. Norris. Principal Your child's loss ThE' Southern High Scnoot Show Cboir under the diJ·pet io n or Ro. berta Maidens gave a "Delightfu l" : performancr Wednesday night to opPn a sty le show sponsored by tht> High School Choir and featuring fashi ons from thP "Fashion Bug" of ft9venswood. W.V a. It was a very entert ain lng even lng for those of us whl anrnded . Come on pa rents , relatives and . friends of t!Fse students, let's get out and support them' Th<'Se . st ud<>nts worked hard and put in a lot of oours of practice preparing this soow and the\· deserve the support of their families and the cornmunit~·. I'm sure some of the parents have very good reasons why they were not in attrnda nCI' but surely thE'rE' could have been more of you there. To t rose of you who didn't have good excuses. I say " It Is your loss". bu t, unfortunatPiy, it is also your child 's loss. After working so hard to put on this show. they nE'E'd you t!Fre. They are proud of their laiPnl s. Music is on the move at Sout!Frn High School. Let's help keep it that way by showing our support for and pride In these ldds "A wt:.· proud parent!· · Margie Wolfe Berry's World " Honesrty! Won 't it be nice when spring break is over and we have our beaches back 1?" sistance to toll facilities, but a number of exceptions were allowed including almost 2,700 miles of toll segments incorporated in the Interslate system. The 240 toll roads, bridges and tunnels in operation today include the Ohio, West Virginia, Kansas, New Jersey and Maine turnpikes; Indiana Toll Road; Everglades Parkway in Florida; Garden State Parkway in New Jersey; Turner Turnpike in Oklahoma and John F. Kennedy Memorial Highway in Delaware. The ready availability of Interstate financing led to a marked decline in construction of toll roads during the past three decades, but today a resurgence is underway. Since 1980, almost a dozen new projects have been authorized or initiated. Virginia, Florida, Texas, Illinois, Maryland and Alaska have new toll facilities approved, under construction or open to traffic. Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Arizona and other states are seriously studying the toll option. Because they must generate substantial revenues to remain financially self-sufficient, toll roads can be built only in heavily traveled corridors or densely populated urban areas. The 10-mile Dallas North Tollway, for nample, serves the residents of Highland Park, University Park and other wealthy communities in North Dallas who are willing to pay for quick, easy access to downtown Dallas. Approximately 80,000 tolls are collected every weekday - and Utat figure almost certainly will increase markedly when a 7.4-mile-long extension into the city's burgeoning northern suburbs is completed later this year. . . . "The toll financing option ts &mng to be used much, much more in the fu ture," predicts Howard M. Reily. manager of the Texas Turnpike Authority. "It makes sense because the user pays for a specific service." That's true, but what about people in less affluent areas who cannot afford to pay tolls when driving to and from work every day' Faster than Stealth___J_ac_k_And_ers_on_&_Da_le_~_an_A_tt_a WASHINGTON- Could Amerl· can taxpayers save billions or dollars if the Pentagon rrodlflro eommerctal jetliners Instead of buying Stealt h bomb>rs ? Analysis of a 1978 Air Force study suggests this Is Indeed possible. The chief virtue of Stealth. II it ever gets off tiF ground and does what It 's supposed to do, ts that n will be Invisible to Soviet radar. As we have warned . however, t!F Stealth bomber will b> li'tE>etable to old-fashioned radars, which tiF frugal Soviets still have deployed. Small cru ise missiles would he much more effective; t!Fy eould zip past Soviet radar fast as a flash . The radar would have more time to focus on the slower Stealth bomb>r. Cruise missiles are also less ex!Fnslve. That's what makes the Air ForeE> report so interesting. The secret, R-year-old re port on "cruise· miss ile-carryi ng aircraft" re· viewro a dozen di!feren t typE'S or aircraft to find one that could get off the ground quickly at tiF first warning of Incoming Soviet mlssllE'S. The three top wntroders were the B-1 bomber and modified versions of two eommerclal transports, the Boeing 747 and Lockheed's L-1011. The study recognlzl'd tiF devastating destruction or high-speed missiles, so It focused on the speed wlth which a n>tallatory missilecarrying airplane eould gt>t off tiF ground and make It to a sale distance - arbitrarily set at 12 m)les from ground zero. The st Ul secret study round that the B·l was fastest of the three rontenders - bu t not by much. From tiF tarmac to the 12-milesate point. t he B-1 took 143 seconds. A souped-up 747 took 31 seconds longPr, while the L-1011 was only eight seconds behind the Boeing. Where would the Stealth bomber have placro In this life-or-death compPtitlon? Dead last, according to our sources. It's Impossible to state exactly row much time It would take to get a Stealth bomber off tiF ground In a crisis, !or the simple reason that the plane Is stUI on the drawing board. But Stealth may be slower than the antique B-52s that make up most ci our existing bomber force. A B-52 takes 216 seconds to reach the 12-mile point. What It bolls down to Is that Stmlth woold he TaU-End Charlie among t IFse five possibilities, while tiF B-1 appPars to be the most likely to SUI'Vive a Soviet attack and deliver a counterstrlke (thus pro· vldlng a credible deterrrnt to any Kremlin ·dreams of a first strike that would leave the Soviet Union unscathed) . Actually, though, the two com· merclal jPts. suitably modified. would have an edge OVE'r the B-1. That's heeause each one has room for a eompartmrnt w!Fre the crew can relax, sleep and be ready for action. Whentheordercametotake off. t!Fy could he in the air many seconds before a B-1 crew eould "scra mble" from Its quarters to the plane. What makes this few-secon<,ls dl!ferenCE' Important Is the Soviet's apparent . intention to expPrtment with "depressed trajectory" missiles launehed from submarines off tiF U.S. eoast. As we reported In October 191D, this would decrease the time required to gPt a retalla· tory force off tiF ground from around 15 minutes (lor a hightrajectory missile) to six minutes. So the U.S. second-strike capabilIty - and thus our credible li'terrent- will depend on having a plane that can gt>t clear or the nuclear mushroom cloud quicker than tiF · Stealth bomber can. LEAD THOSE CHEERS - These are the ilurth, fifth and sixth grade cheerleaders at the Salisbury Elementary School. Front, I to r, Mindy Findlay, masrot, Ashley Hannahs; Becky HoHman; second, I NEW YORK I UP! I - Wyoming roach Jim Brandenburg says his Cowboys play their best basketball when they realize they're In tmuble. Against Ohio State in Wednesday night' s final ri tiF National Invitation Tournament. til'y should begin playing well very early. The Buckeyes, 18-14, demonstratro their ability to start strong In their 79-1\6 semifinal victory Monday night over Louisiana Tech. "After the first five minutes, it was over." Bulldogs head coach Tomn·y Joe Eagles said. Against florida in the first semifinal, Wyoming, 24·11, quickly fell behind but turned around the game In the second half for a 67·58 victory. The Gators soot well over the Cowboys' zone defense to take a lead that went as high as 12 in the first half, then Wyomin g went to a man-to-man. and Florida went cold. "We play pretty good defense when we have to," said Brandenburg, si.x or whose first seven players I l9IIHII SDJAL·TVC ALI-STAR smoo BOYS GWE !8 p.m. I SUIAL 12-0.J Conrad .. 12- Mikc Huklll ... ... . LoJ;an . Mark'" a .. Jackson ..... Lo~an . ... LoJ~an . Logan 14-Mark Hamrrond . 14-Erk Wall\.. .. .. .. 32-Jim Wakl .. :11-Ketth M}<'I'S .... fl-O ~· 6 ~ GlRI .."t GAME {6 p.m.) 54--Chf'l) 'l Hf'ldman .. 40-.JocqUe Barrows . 44- MeiL~sa Dlckm ... 22-Julll' \.;I na .. 21 - Gina f onnCT . Ma.rk>n a sweepin g gPsture. SMIRK IS SAFE! The test has come up negative! The crowd Is going crazy. ThE' Doppler dugout has emplled rut and the players are swarming oround Smirk, hugging and kissing him . Now he Is riding on their shoulders waving to the fans . Just a sff:ond . Tap Chewing, the Wlndemerc manager, Is arguing with the umpire that Smirk's specimen was positive and mt negative. The umpire has turnro his back on Chewing who seems to be threatenIng to take the test to tlle baseball eommlssloner on appPal. "The umpire has told everyone to g<>t off the field so the teams can play ball. " Monarchy throws a fast breaking ball which Smirk eonnects with and there It goes over the sff:ond baserr.an's head ... back to tiF wa II . Brian has a triple! The third base umpire hands Brian another specimen botUe to make sure he hasn't used any drugs whlie ruMing from home plate to third . Smirk Is going behind a bUiboard .... And now It's time out for another rommerclal. " Here comes Brian back to third with his specimen. ThE' umpire Is taking rut his test kit. Hold It! He Is looking at Smirk strangely. Now his thumb goes up in the air. Smirk Is oot. Smirk Is out! This Is the first time a major league player has ever been tested safe at home and til'n called oot at third. "Smirk Is jumping up and down on tiF umpire's test ldt. The Doppler third base coach Is throw· lng sand Into tiF umpire's face. But nothing wUI change the umpire's mind. In baseball, test tubes don't lie. "There goes Brian walking to· ward tiF dugout. Maybe our man on the field , Simple Semple, can have a word with him." "What happened, Brian?" "It was a bad call. l was clean for the rntlre trtple ." "What was that white stuff you were sniffing when yoo slid into third• " " Tha t wa s lime from the baseline." "Do you think It was the llme that made your test positive? " "Beats me. I don't even know what the test for lime Is." "Do you bellE'VE' the baseball rommlssioner has gone too far with testing baseball players?" "Damn right. There Is nothing wrong with testing us onCI'. But when they test us at every baSE' they 've gone too far." Berry's World THE. ~REAT MENTION£~ 12- Amv Dbwn . .. .12-T'ruii\" Dallf'y . ~ l-1 L1-Lora Fuchs .... .... ....... .. ... .... Mlll('f" 2.1-Rob P£>vton .. . ...MUier &6 14-0luck Waller ... .... Nds·Y{J"" k ~11 ~1'n.""'•or Poolf' .. .. . . .. . . ... ..... Belpre 6-1 \..ooch - GN'g Dru mrner. Meigs 34-Darcy Wilburn .... s.s Zl-Carla McCloud .......... .... . Wells1oo 5-7 ::: ~~-- ~~ :~ SDJI\L ~ ~3 tl-Rkk Wise ... ... . .. .. .. .. .... . Mel!<! ~9 15--Tf'f' Morrison ... ... .. . . . Trtmblr ;).to l}-Chuck Oa\•ts . .. . .. Trimble 6·1 33-K('nny Alklrt' .. WarrP11 fl.\ :'f>-Brian Rauch .. .... . ..... Warren 0.0 :M-Mooil'<J Sieratur£> ).}{} ).5 &3 TIU·VALLE\' 44-Brlan Wilson .. .. AJ£'Xanck>r fi. 2 12- Kelth Barnhan .. . .. Frd. Hocl< . &<l N:~~~h~:~:.. 2 1 -0irl.~ Sll'ner ... .. ....... ....... Miller J).......Jo Fitch .. .. . . .. . . . . . . ... Belprt> 40-1'\a Worstell. . . .. Warren 5---Mlchlik' Tra iner . . .... T'rlrnbk> 24-Krtstl Beatty .. ............ AJexaftdK lD-BtUie Jo 5p('llcer .. .... .... . Nels·Ym-k 15--J\11 Bunk-ttl' .. ........ ...... Fed. Hock. S.6 .~'1 U - Man Jordan1 .. .. ... . ..... ,\lh<>fls ,;,; 52-Brian Morris .. ......... Marietta &.3 31-Kcrry York"" .................... l.!IRan 6-4 44--St(>Vt> Marromhs ... ... ...... AI !'en.<; &4 Coach 8 Kirk Hardman. Loga n Assistanl Coaches - Jim MyPrs and Rotin Watson IOOth or l.o!i!:MII • A.JtffnatP •• lnjurf'd •••wu1 mis s garfl(l lx'<'auS(> of vaC'a tkm 'i. ~J . .. .. Mark'l1a :.-H MarM•ttu 'l-4 Marlen a S.fl . .. lo)::an :>- I() .. Loga n ,., ...... I.Jlgan ;:,.:; 33-Lisa Miller ....... ......... Fed . Ho<lt. 5-9 Coachl'S - Ron Logt~n . Meigs Kim Chadwell, F'<'d . Hock.lng The Daily Sentinel IUSPS 14~911&) A 01"\Jion of Multimedia, lac. P u b lls hPd PVNY aft ernoon , Monday thr ough Frida y , 111 Cou r t St ., Po· m E-roy, Ohio. by !he Ohio Valley Pub· ll shtng Comp any / Multimedia, Inc., Pomeroy. Ohio 4~769 . Ph . 992·2156 . St>· rond class postage paid at Pomeroy. Ohio. ATHENS - leaer basketball all-sta'S "'-' lllr Southeastern Qio Athlellr League and the Tri-Coonty Conference will meet Thursday (March 77) In a twin bill at the Atlni HIP Sdlool gymnasium. II Is Ill! flrll d what may become an IJIJiollll matchup. The girls aD-liar pme will begtn at 6 p.m. tlao-1 by the boys eontest at 8 p.m. Admission wUI he $2 pPr penon with no passes homred . Tickets will he available at the door. Ralph Tayklr d Logan will roach tbe SEOAL'I 8frls squad serving In place d lJildll Eddy or league champion Mlltetta willis unable to handle t!F miCblnc ~tiE'S because Ot:· u Nf'wsi)ap!"r Ali.HJCiatlon. National Ad ve-rtis ing Rcprpscnt atl\•c, Branham N(lw spaper Sai(ls, 713 Third Avenue-, N(>W York . Nt'w York 10017. POSTMASTER: St>nd t~ddres..<i changt>S lo Tht' Dallv Senllnrl. 111 Court S!.. PoTJlt."roy, Ohio <15769. SUBSCRIMION RATES By Car rir r or Mo&or Roule Ont• WP('k ............ . ... ........ ... $1.10 One Monlh ... ....... . ... ...... S4.RO YP::~r . . ... .. $.57.20 Darkness ends game Tuesday night , Southern and FE'deral Hocking ba ttled to a 7-7 tie Tuesday In a non-league baseball contest at Racine. FE'deral Hocking went ahead 1-0 in thE' first Innin g on four straight Southern walks by starter Brian Freeman. Th~ Tornadoes then took a 2-1 lead on Scott Wickline's towering two run home run before Southern addro another run In the third . Da ily ..................... .... ....... 25 Ct'nls Subscribrrs not desi ring to pay thE>ra r · rlf'r ma v rrmil ln ad,·anrr d\r(>-('1 to Thf' Dal l\ Si>ntln (') on a 3, 6or 12 month has is. C' rf'dlt wl\ liJf' glven ca r r!Pr l'iich m onth. uvn\ lab iP. Mall SuhAcrlpt'-n!l Inside Ohio ~~ WPcks .. ...... ... .... ........ $14.50 ··•·· .. ..... ~. 12 ...................... 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Meigs and Kim Chadwell or Federal Hocking will serve as ro·coaches of tiF TVC's girls team. Judy McC lain of league ehamplon Alexander was originally scheduled to coach the team. Kirk Hardman of i.Dgan, woose Chieftains won the SEOAL boy s title, and Greg Drummer d. Meigs, the TVC champions, will serve as !Fad coaches of tiFir respective league's all -star IJ>ams In tiF boys game. stars meet Thursday THURSDAY-FRIDAY SAqiDAY and SUNDAY No subsr rlptl ons by mall jX'rmtn ro In tnu ·ns whNe homP carrlPr sPrv\ep Is 1.1 Week s .. 26 Wef'kS .. of a schroule conflict. WITH THIS COUPON .ON ANY ITEM Sl 0.00 OR MORE. StNGt.E COP\' PRICE . .\'inion Co. 6- 2 . Ncl~ .Y or k ~-~ . .. .. .. Aif'xandl'r ~~ Inside." Sellers suftered a slight back injury Monday , bu t Miller expects him to be full y recoverro for t!F champ ionship game. Wyoming starting guard l urk Boyd sustainro a sprain<'(] ankle in the semifin al and is ques tionable. The championship means different things to t!Fse two tea ms. Ohio State want s it for Miller and t!Fir seniors, Sellers, Keith Wesson and Jim Honigford. The remaining players will face a new era undf't Williams. Wyoming wants the title to help their young squad build a tradition. To do that, Brandenburg knows t!Fv uoll have to overcome the ineonsistency that often accompanies youth. "It' s vpry important for us to play well aga inst Ohio Sta te," he said . "We playro a pretty good half against Florida, but we' ll need two halves if we' re going to he successful against Ohio State ... CLIP a, SAVE THURSDAY ·FRIDAY ·SATURDAY ··so, whO do you figure will be running lor president in '887" Dlckell';, Nathan Baloy, Todd Dill, Gerald Putnam: back row, I tor, Randy Robie, Trevor Harrison, Paul Van Cooney, Dale Eblin, ,John Martin, Zean (cq) Wilson. and Coach Phil Harrison. ,-----------coUPON------------, Member : Uni ted Prrss·In lcrnatlonal. lnl " 'ld Dallv Prt'ss Association and rtle On<' Compare our scores to the Big East. They play a lot of 54-52 games; we average 75 points a game. There are a lot of physical leagues. ··1 think Wyoming is a physical team. We'rE> go ing to go after Wyoming man to man . That's the way we play. I can' t change that. I think the fans willeJJOYit ." The key players In semlllnal victories were Cllio State's Brad Sellers and Wyoming's Fennis Dembo. Sellers, a Hoot , :all-pound senior, scorro :13 points, 18 ill the seeond half, grabbed 13 rebounds and equal<'<l Ralph Sampson's 198) NIT record with 9 blocked sllots. Dembo, a 6-4, 210 sophomore. scored 2.1 points. "He's very active and rejE>ets well around the basket," said Brandenburg of Sellers, who should match up against Cowboys' 6-11 sophomore center Eric Leckner. who scored 19 points and had 12 rebounds Monday. "It should he quite a eontest I TVC-SEOAL senior all '!1-Tracy F'll'nch ... ............ Vlntoo Co. 5-9 &11 34-Allan mckPrSOO• .... Jac~on 6-4l tJ..-Shayfl(> Conwston .. .. ... .... .Jacbon 6-5 .12- T<'rf'Sa Boring .. The testing of ooseball players for drugs has hegu n. "Well. ladles and gentlemen , this is Dan Su ndcrga rd of WFL Y RadiO . and we are in Florida at tiF ooseball training camp stadium or the Doppler Snail Darters . They are pia yin!( an ex hi bit ion game against the Wlndemere Dumplings. Lead ing til' lineup for the Snail Darters is Brian Smirk. "Brian steps up to the !late, tips his cap . takPS a practice so.1ng and tlw umpire hands him a speclmrn bottle. Smirk Is shaking his head to indicate that he doesn't want to he testro . but tlle umpire vehemently ins ists. Hold it. Max Fury. the Sn ai l Daner manager. has just jumped oot of the dugout and Is having a tan tru m. He Is cussing and throw· ing his hat on the ground . The umpire Is telling him to gpt back to tl>' dugout. But Max Is too incensed to pay any attent ion. Walt a minute - Fury has grabbed the speclmrn bottle and has thrown It at tiF Wlndemere beneh. It has broken into a thousand pieces. The umpire Is now tossing Max out of tiF game for interfering with the testin g of a baseball player when he Is at bat. "Things have settled down. Smirk Is back at home plate. ThE' •umpire gives him anot!Fr specl· men bottle. This time Brian does mt flinch. HE' jogs behind the backstop where no one can see him and.... Let's pause now for a ·commercial. "Welcome back to Doppler Stadlum. Smirk Is returning to home plate. He hands the specimen botUe to tiF umpire who raises It up to the sun. Everyone In the stadium Is holding his breath. Nowhere comes the decision rrom the umpire. He Is spreading rut his hands In a are sophomores. "We don't seem to play Hfrom start to finish. We've gol. to 1"1 our backs 1D till' wall." Much has been made of Cillo Slatte roach Eldon Miller's situation, much lo Mlllllr'1 dismay. In February, the school annoti..,..Milll'wwil not he given a conlract !or nextseason;lllm~rsecured a nPw job at Northern Iowa "" Jll!lll.· Y8r. Be>; ton College's Gary Wlllltuw; wUIIalle av« at Ohio State. "I think til' rtahtory Is wbat the kid<! are doing," Miller said Tuesday. "ldon't think 11W jobchang~> Is a story. That happens eY@ry..., In lt.merlca." Miller also tried to d~ • lllr !tllrmtypP most associated with the Big Tell 0 3 act. Brandenburg described the Buckey.sua ~~team, In keeping with the llOIIIere!Kw'l ..... Miller took exception. "The Big Trn lsll't as physlcll as H's supposed to be," he said. "I don't like IMse generalizations. All star rosters .... Coaeh - Ra lph Taylor. Logan testin~g~_______A_r_tB_u_ch_wa_td AprU Hudson. TOURNAMENT CHAMPS - The Salisbury Fifth Grade won the Meigs Local Elementary Toumament by defeating HanisonvDJe In the champloll';hip game. Team members are, front, I to r, Joshua Buckeyes face Wyoming tonight for NIT title nu VAJ.t.E\' Testing, to r, Robin Hall, Heather H..-,n, 011111!1' Findlay; third, I to r, Chrl88y TlrJor,l M...,. ..._,,Cassie Hubbard; bad, Ito r, Mlatl,r l:lal, Rielly Smlkth, CHAPMAN SHOES IUIIRLDS IN POMEIOY --- ~·~ --- ---- ~---- -- BULOVA-SEIKO CARAVELLE-PULSAR WATCHES NOW 20°/o OFF v l YEAR WARRANTY v 1ST CELL FREE VWATCHES REPAIRED IN OUR STORE �Merch 28. 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Texas rookie belts two Wed~y. March 26 . 1986 CHILDREN'S SPRING WOMEN'S EASTER JACKET SALE DRESS .SALE Denim Jackets, Appliques and Nylons for Little Boys Dress Coots, Nylon Jackets and Appliques For LiHie Girls COMPLETE RANGE OF CHILDREN'S SIZES EASTER DRESSES Beautiful new spring colors! .-·-· :~•· · .· 0 ,• u· ' .......' NAa DE US MYNI !lie old pholo ..., IUchard Dockwolth; Joe Hemsley, Dw& Oliver, Ralston Hemsley, Mlllatd In / PUll AND CHA. HOP EAntHGS 11"UKIIT Dudlworth; Marvm Roberts, batboywiDwaaasoo ol the ~ Mr. RobertS. Bobble SnowbBD, Guy Guinther and Charles Blake. Krenchicki may lose slot on roster .'·..,.,;.-.. ·, ' ' .. "'" SPRING HANDBAG SALE· Save on our new spring styles in tapestry, canvas. leather and nylon . Reg. to 128.00 ss.oo Ssle Pti~ed EASTER LADIES & liENS' For Easter and for after. • :sen1or year :in Rio RIO GRANDE - Kenl Wolfe. former Racine Southem High School graduate, Is currenlly a smlor at Rio Grande College and i s 81terlng his fourth year as oul · Deldo>r for the Rromen baseball team. - Through 24 games Waite batted _.ll5. with 11 runs baned in. He had a : perfect l.(XXJ fielding p<>rcentage • last year. : "He Is an excellenl athlete and : makes a lot of things happ<>n." commented head baSPball roach Jack Hat I'm. "He g!'IS oo base a lot. oo matter how. and Is the middle of : the action." : Following a spring trip to Cocoa · Beach, Florida, the Rromen will : open regular season play March ~ : at Marshall University. Kent Is tlle son of Mr and Mrs. Larry Wolfe of Racine. · : ; • : · BLACK PATENTS Dress Pump$ & Casuals $1200 $1200 COIIYEISE DRESS SHOES .GH TOP AND SliMS ~~~~~~~~~Un, t edStates ~ t2995. $7 to$19 ~) . .:\ IN THE The FTD® Easter Basket Bouquet. Easter Sunday is Marc h 30. Call or t'isi t us todav. Ea~terjoy. T-43 Pomeroy, OH. Wt lmpl All Major (rodit Cards & Wire Flown htrywhtrt. Send a glorious Easter gift. BELTS LEE LONDON IIDEI UD YOKED IIDER Jl. & MISS JEANS 25°/o OFF lEG. J23.99 & •21.99 NowS1799 & S2J74 25°/o OFF LONG & SHORT SLEEVE ~~~99 NOW S14 99 FASHION JACKETS LADIES JEANS 25°/o OFF VAI.UIS 10 $30.00 RfG. 129.95 NOW IUCI I P!lllf . .. $22 49 SALE •• Bouquot. Easter Su~ is Mlrch :10. Call or visil us today. ---···-·---MIDDLEPORT, OH . . The fT0 8 Easter lllsltot Bouq-. Ealw Su~ is Mlrch 30. Call Of visit us today. Min Of FlEE PAIIIING \\ \\ \ -·\·: ----.:.-:L_L I I l~~~~-~-·-·~~~:...!_!.~~~-.-Jl-~-~:~:·~.~~~0-=·------------.._ Sill p,;~BI Sale - JUNIOR DRESS SLACKS cotton slacks and long-tail shirts . " JR. SIZES 6 to 16 Reg. '20 Sportswear ............. Reg . $25 Sportswear .. . ......... Reg . '30 Sportswear .. .. ......... Reg . '40 Sportswear ............. For Easter and for after. ""' in sizes 29 to 50. Choose your correct length. Reg . '15 .95 SLACKS ........ '12.77 Reg . •19.95 SLACKS ...... .. '15.87 Reg . '23.96 SLACKS .. .... .. 119 .07 Reg . '29.95 SLACKS .. .... .. '23 .B7 Sale Sale Sale Sale LIG~~:;GHT PHONE 992-2.44 OR 992 -62.. '· DRESS SHIRTS --- ' 14.95 •16.00 '19.00 •22.00 . • ' . ••• • ~ One size fits Bulky Knit Orion .... 5 1.59 5 1.75 Bani on Panels ..... .. 5 1.39 MEN'S DRESS BELTS genuine first quality leather by Buxton and lee- OUR ENTIRE SEUCTION INCWDED tJ(h~r a All the popular widths. Select your favorite . 30 to 44 . • 11 .00 to '12.00 BELTS .... ..... ' 9.19 2.50 to '14.00 BELTS ... ........... ' 9 .99 4 .50 to ' 15 .50 BELTS ............ ' 11 .99 16.00 to ' 17.00 BELTS ........... . '13 .19 fsgfet SPORT SHIRTS MEN'S AND Sale! KNIT SHIRTS STUFFED ANIMALS Regular and extra large \ sizes. Short sleeves, / dressy styles. caaual looks and jeans shirts. Bg VIII HIUIII, •9.96 SHIRTS ...... ... •7 .90 •1 4.96 SHIRTS ..... '11.90 1 16.96 SHIRTS ..... '13.50 119.915 SHIRTS .... . •1 6.90 , ' 8.95 Knit Shirts .... '7.00 '11 .95 Knit Shirts ..... •9.50 '14.95 Knit Shirts ... '11.90 '16.95 Knit Shirts ... '13.50 ':.oN.. .& MEN'S AND BOYS' SIZES Esrtet Ssle/ MEN'S TIES Our new spring selection of patterns and solid colors. Ready tied ties and four-in- hands. 1 8 .60 Ties ......... •6 .26 •1 0.00 Ties ....... •7.60 '12.60 Ties ....... •9.36 '13.60 Ties ..... •10.00 You'll like this selection for Easter giving. Regularly priced $3.49 to •26 .99 $1/1 p,J~sd Wt911ll,, Lenl"· TUBE SOCKS Big selection of white or grey with stripped tops. MADE BY HANES *1.75 TUBE SOCKS ........ *1.28 •2.26 TOBE SOCKS ....... '1.65 •2.50 TUBE SOCKS ....... *1.88 SALE PRICES GOOD THIU SATURDAY, MARCH 29 Reg. S19.95 MEN'S WRANGLER DENIM JEANS Pre-washed 1 00% cotton. Sizes 29 to 42 waist . Lengths 30 to 34. Special Sale Price · $279 TO S2079 Stle/ BOYS' CORDUROY JEANS Sizes 8 to 16 .in slims. regulars and huskies olus student sizes. MADE BY WRAN~lER Boys • 15.96 Corcboys ... '12.69 Boys ' '17 .96 Corduroys .. '13.99 Boys' '18.96 Corduroys .. '14 .99 ELBERFELDS POMEROY all sizes 1 0 to 13 ' 5 2.00 ~!· Specisl Ss • 11 .95 •12.75 '15.15 '17.65 Big selection of solid colors Here's how you save ....... WHIPPED CREME EGGS ........... ..... .. 29¢ solid coloS.AVEY to 20 BRACH'S CHOC. COVERED EGGS .... . 24¢ CADBURY CREME EGGS .. .... .. .... ..... 41¢ PEEPS MARSHMALLOW CHICKS .. .. . 58¢ Bovs '18.95 .Jackets .......... ..... '15.00 JELLY BIRD EGGS ... .................. ...... 84¢ Boys '19.95 Jackets ........... '16.00 ' 1.19 BRACH 'S BLACK JELLY 8EANS .. ... 99¢ '29.95 Jackets ..... ..... ..... '24.00 MEN'S SHIRTS .. ... ............ SALE SHIRTS ..... .. .. . ....... SALE SHIRTS .............. . .. SALE SHIRTS ........... ...... SALE MEN'S DRESS SOCKS . 'l· ·"· : .,; . a- . ·1 CANDY • Our new spring line ready for your selection . Solid colors. white, neat stripes. oxford cloths, short sleeve .rtyles in neck sizes 14 v, to 17'12 . Regular or button down collar. fsgfet Ssle/ EASTER • '15.00 •1B.75 •22.50 ' 30.00 JACKETS ,1.(/ Matlmina Council VAN HEUSEN® 1------~--·----·-·--·--·--·.-J Sizes S. M. L, XL and Big sizes, teo. Solid colora, plaids, neat _· , petterns . Choose your favorite I ·· . 1 collar atvle. Western shirts in- ', .- . · , · eluded. Famous makes. { ' '-' \ , ) : .. I --.1:.. I I Alnerkan Aoral JUNIOR SLACKS .9 WESTERN SHIRTS The Teleliora '.'. a··::•1ng Cac Bouquet I FrP' ~ 'owers ,r c. ceramic wa:c· ': can ~~~ · decorat1ve ar · .:,•; iu . a year long • We can oe .t:' ,our Ea:,:r;· greeting aer o·. " 'E: c 11 CJ' wrre it acrose · .c un,teo States and :::w.aoa MEN'S fASt"wm SALE/ SPORTSWEAR bg Ch,okee Printed jeans. denim skirts. chambray skirts. Our entire selection included . Plenty of fash ionable spring shades YOUR "EXTRA TOUCH" FLORIST SINCE 1957 352 EASJ MAlt Sf. POIIIOY, Ill. ./\ \ S7l9 TO S1919 VALUES TO '14.00 31elcfiom Tne FTC• Glory of Spring• Sl500 101_AM ·tsl 290 SECOND AVE. ~ CLOSEOUT . .. -~---- in a basket. DRESS PANTS 1 GROUP · JR. & DENIM Send spring . - / MEN'S 106 Butternut An. EASTER WEEK SAVINGS MEN'S WESTERN 25°/o OFF MIN'S LEE DRESS SHIRTS .· BLOUSES $500 3'Ielefiom• POMEROY FLOWER SHOP :.m;. 25°/o OFF ALL LEATHER Teleflora·s Gardet1 Pad Bouquets and Plants' Happy g.fts for Easter. Marchl:l. And useful. clecorative keepsakes year ·round We can deliver your Easter greet1ng·across the city. Or wife 11 across lhe Umled Stares and Canada. . LORD ISAACS Many new spring colors i1 pleated alecks. belted slacks, cinch waist styles and pin stripes . Poly/ cotton blend, poly/ rayon blend or 100% cotton. JUNIOR SIZES 5/ 6 to 15 / 16 Reg . ' 17 SLACKS ... Sale ' 14.45 REG . '22.00 SLACKS .. . Sale ' 18.70 REG . '26.00 SLACKS ... Sale '22.10 REG . '29.00 SLACKS ... Sale '24.&5 Ss/1 Ptl~•d HEA"T OF POM~ROY T · 4 i Two piece sets. three piece suits. sunsuits and bibs. SIM·O.NS PICK-A-PAIR 31ele0ora· PH. 992·2039 Or 992.5721 OUTFITS OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY f,ntry deadline here : The deadline for a SouUlern : Junior High Athletics Boosters . · sponsored lndl'pendl'nt amareur · basketball toumamenl is 1onlght. : Entry lee lor lhe roumey which ; starts on March 291s S50 per team ' wlth a maximum of a 10 man :. · rostE>r. All interested learns are ro contact Sandra Grindstaff at 949- VALUES TO '14.00 Gil.,AIIDB,IWEPIIIPLI PRICED FOR EASTER The Teleflora Watenng Can Bouquet' Fresh flowers 1n a ceram1c watenng can ~~ that's decorat1ve and ' ~~Jl~ uselul all year lorg We can deliver your Easter greet1 ng ~ . ~ across the street Or w"e \ ~ ~ ~' .. .· Sizes NB to 24 mos .. 2 to 4. 4 to 7 Reg. •9.00 to •24.00 CLOSEOUTS! SLACKS $500 TENNIS SHOES LOAfiiS, OIPIIDS ty / T-sh•rt sets and T-shirts. Cot ton and nylon. Sizes 6 to 24 mos . • 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14. Reg. IJ.OO to 114.00 . .I REO. ILUE. GREY, BROWN. BLACK TAUPE, BEIGE, WHITE •N'S & 'IIIIlS •a.oo .... Can- ca~ ~ and comi soles. Nylo"h. Poly / cotton or Plisse Sizes S thru XXL and 32 to 50. '5 .25 SLIPS ..... ' 4 .20 •6 .50 SLIPS .... . ' 5.20 ' 8 .00 SLIPS ..... •6. 40 ' 11 .00 SLIPS .. . '8.80 Little Girls Straw hats and Bonnets Little Boys Hats and Caps Reg. ' 5 .00 .... Sale ' 3 .99 Reg. •6.00 .. .. Sale ' 4 .79 Reg . Sale ' 6.39 GIRLS' SLIPS slips, half slips, pan - LITTLE BOYS' SLIPS Full slips, half slips EASTER HATS SALE S2310 LADIES' $ele/ CHILDREN'S Choose fancy dresses, basic looks, jacket / dress sets, newborn "Take Me Home" dresses, sundresses with straw hat. Si1es NB to 24 mos. 2 to 4, 4 to 6x, 7 to 14 •6.00 Dresses ...... •4. 79 •9 .00 Dresses ...... '7.19 •12.00 Dresses .... '9.59 '18.00 Dresses .. '14.39 •24.00 Dresses .. '19 . 19 $4 25 TO GilLS' The latest colors and styles for Spr; ing . Prints. solids, stripes and florats . Choose jacket dresses. sun dresses. two piece dresses or pleated styles . MISSES SIZES 6 to 18 HALF SIZES 12'12 TO 24'12 '2 2.00 DRESSES .... '17.59 '32 .00 DRESSES .... ' 25 .59 ' 40 .00 DRESSES .... •31.99 '54.00 DRESSES . ... •43.19 Ssle REG. $9.00 to $36.00 OlD TIMERS - 'Ibis pbolograph of oae of )'ftller)'eal"a 5yriiCuae ball leaml was arnoq lbe edeca ollbe late Avery Roberts, alonl-tlme Melgo teacMr. Among the players wbo have been ldet,.llleo The Daily Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio $1150 New fo, fsgfe, BOYS' KNIT SHIRTS : You 'II love this selection in sizes 8 to 18. Pick solids, stripes or novelty looks in dressy or casual styles. Short sleeves. Boys '7.95 Shirts ...... ....... Sale •6.30 !Joys' '9 .95 Shirts ..... ......... Sale •7. 90 Boys' '1 1.95 Shirts ............ .... ..... •9 .50 Boys' '14.95 Shirts ... .......... .. .... '1 1 .90 f,.,,,,~. PO.(IIO'f, et!IO IIUI nr-•ra �The Daily OHIO VAllEY AIEA _6t• A•ull~erury S•l• Emergency squads kept busy ·we REsERvE THE RIGHT To LIMIT auANTITIEs •PRicEs EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28 THROUGH SATURDAY MARCH 29, 1986. •WE ACCEPT USDA FOOD STAMPS •NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR TVOGRAPHICAL OR PICTORIAL ERRORS . FOURTH BIG WEill Victor C. YoungJr. EASTER CANDY AND FLOWEIS AYAILABLI AT All STOlES Easter Specials Victor C. Young, Jr., 56, 742 E. Main St., Pomeroy, died Tuesday at Camden-Oark Memorlal Hospital in Parkersburg, W. Va. Born oo June 25, 19:5 in Pomeroy, he was a son of Audrey Venoy Young of Pomeroy and the late VIctor C. Young, Sr. He worked 13 years for the form~>r Vanadium Corporation. He was an Independent insurance agent and operated thE' V. C. Young Insuran(:l> Ag~>ncy. He also operated Young's PE>rsonal Care Home. Mr. Young was a member of the Insuran(:l> Eronomtcs Society of Am~>rlca. Surviving are his wifE>, Mary K. Thomas Young; three daught~>rs and sons-in-law, Vickie Kay and Bill Harris, MlddiE'pOrt; Diana and Charlie Brewer and Janice and Willie Zahran, all of Pomeroy; a son and daughter-in-law, Victor Charles Young III and Kath~>rine Marie Young, Pomeroy; a son, Brad Young, Pomeroy; his mothE>r, Audrey, Pomeroy; a brother, Don Young, Pomeroy; a sister and brother-In-law, Sharon and Dale Justis, ShafiEvllll', Ind., and a cousin, Mary NE>ase, NE>ase Sl>ttlemE>nt. Also !Olrvlving a!'E' 12 grand- FALTER'S OLD FASHION ED' WHOLE Smoked Ham Cl: DOMINO PLASTIC GALLON .5% Valle~ Bell Light Brown ( 2LB. BAG ThE> Ladles Auxiliary of thE> Bashan Fire DepartlnE'nt will hold a bake sale bl'glnning at 9 a.m. Friday at the Krog~>r Store in Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Admissions -- Larry Gibbs, Cheshire. Discharges--Rebecca Smith. Sharon Luikart. Whole Tavern Ham EASTER FLOWERS ·Smoked Sausage LILIES, MUMS, AZALEAS, TULIPS, HYACINTHS, CALADIUM, HANGING BASinS 59 79 LB.$ 189 LB. Southern High School Class of 1966 will hold a reunion planning session Thursday evening, 7: :JJ p.m., at the high school. All class members arE' urgl'd to attend. firL· in \l'ilkPS\'illl'; Racin<' at 7:55 p.m. transpo r1C<i Dennis Teaford from the sl afil)n was ou1 in an hour. E&W's YARinY SHOP NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS TOOLS . TOYS , NOVELTIES. ETC . Business Rt. 7 ol Lower End of Middle rl. KElLER BUSINESS SERVICES ACCOUNTING & DATA PROCESSING PH. (614) 992-7270 - ComDU!trized Accounting - Internal Corltrol - Tax Planning -Payroll Processing - Federal & State Reports - Profit & Loss Statomants - Sales Analvsis -Financial Statements _____________ ._ 1 FREE THE PROFESSIONAL SERVICE FOR A SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS latter s..day) 50000 146204 LITTLE DEBBIE SUN BELT Granola Bars Cake Mix s•EDDID .... III. $2.39 AGAl . SIJ(II II. $2 ~ 19 H11111.................... Boiled HOMEMADE Ham Salad......~••••••••a:~ •••••••• 89< 1-ll. DAn YACWM PACKED Sliced Bacon .................. S1.29Eco•CH 1·ll. PKG. Ham & Cheese Loaf •••••• S1.99 GRADE "A" 10-14 LB. AVG. Basted Turkeys IIIIIIIIIIAU 3 101. SIIALL EGGS ........ S1.95 aan n a••· 01. " SUCI PIOCISSID CHEESE ................ S1.89 1-II.IIIAmiS SHEDD. MAIGAIINE .............. 91 10-LI. IDAHO BAKING POTATOES ........... S1.59 HEAD LlnUCE ........~!.!-!·••••• J·LI. IIIW YELLOW ONIONS ................... S9t ''c 11 OZ. IAMQUn or MOlTON IV Dinners...............-:~:••• S1.09 Pies ................-:••••• S2.39 0 OZ. IIIDS·IYE FOIDIOOK Lima 8eans •••••••••••••••••••••••• 89C J6 OZ. MIS. s•TN'S '· MEADOW GOLD •PEPPERONI •CHEESE •DELUXE •SAUSAGE FROZEN ICI' . • Reno's Pizzas Cream HOUDAY CARPET CLEANING SPECIAL 101/4 OZ. lllTON Oyster Stew •••••••••c::1•• 2/S1.79 46 OZ. DEL MOm PLAIN 69 ... ... Apple Juice ...........'::•••••••••• S1 39 aar•~•agio ~ JIUD 12 OZ. CAM 1111111• Jor tM IIDII ~·lht Evaporated Milk •••••••••• 2/89C u rp1t de•n illf: ftlllll JOII'M ll'fiiH~ 1 • ~ro 32 OZ. VLASIC fntioul lttulls at a \ow Do ·rl YMtstll r't ke1 •LMitnl alld lif tl Hlllu.,nl Q~t..HI firtlltsiOfts CDIOII~d to IIIJ' IJPI ~rptt 1 .' Clllfll, linK. lft4 'l'tcnllll 1llrn . · tM! Oritt 111111 W~tl U it c1Nftl 1 • ,--~--~~~~··· •, SNOW WHITE Cauliflower $3g8u?6~ RED RIPE Tomatoes Tllil COVpotl .,,illfl lht lltttll 10 $3 .00 Off the regular rtntlll of o CAJIIETOFFER MAGIC ''SlUM" MAOIN EXPIRES AHIIlS , 1986 RENTIRS NAIIE ADDRESS --- --------------~~- .· Veteran s ,----------- LB . ALL VARIETIES DUNCAN HINES to MLmorial Hospilal; Pomeroy Fire Deparlmen r ar 9:12p.m. was called to an oil well fire ar Dar\\1n; the fire OUR SERVICES INCLUDE 0"11 DAllY ' TO 5 - SUNDAY 1 TO 5 (CieMd p.m . was t·cdll.'d to a minor brush SAFETY AWARD - 'lbe staff ~ the Pomeroy Health Care Center received a Care Enterprises safety awanl at the National Care Enterprises Convention held last week at Lake Tahoe, Nevada. Peter Crane, center director, displays the awanl prellllted to the ten safest homes In the Care Enterprises Company. Pomeroy Health Care Center Is a wholey-owned llllb&ldlary of the tal nursing home chain, Care Enterprises. 'lbe awanl reoognlzes both the safety ~ lhe work environment and the Uvlng euvlronment of the residents. Says Crane, "'Ibis Is qule a line tribute to the han! w... k and dedlcallon of all our employees. We have always tried to give our residents the best home we possibly CUI and Ills very nice to receive an awanl that rocognlzes the efforts of all our employeees. 618 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO 45769 HILLS HIRE FARMS HALF HAM Reunion being planned Plan bake sale Partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunderstonns. The highs will range between 70 and 75. Showers and thuooerstonns likely tonlght with a low betwren 40 and 45. Partly cloudy Thursday with a high between 45 and 50. Extended Forecast Friday through Sunday Fair Friday through Swiday. Highs will be In the Ills and lo-w between 35 and 45. PLASTIC GALLON Meigs County Emrrgenc1 MPdi cal Sl>rvic<' reporr s l'ighr calls Tuesday; Rutland at 9: lH a.m. trdllsported Larry Gibbs from an auto accident on 1\ew Lima Rd . to Veterans Memorial Hospilal : 1'uppers Plains Fire Depart men r at 12:41 p.m. to a minor brush fire on Deep Hollow Rd.; Tuppers Plains at 12:58 p.m. 10 Ow l Hollow Rd . for Esrella !Jean to St. Jos""ph 's Hospital; Rutland Fir·c Depart ment at 2:53p.m. to a brush fire on the Titus property on New Lima Rd.; Pomeroy at 3:05 p.m. was called to assist Rutland ; the fire was out in two hours ; Salem Township Fire Department at 4:02 children, three nephews and two nil'ces. Besides his father, he was preceded in death by a brother, Grorge Richard Young, his grandparenls, and a gran~. Jimmy B!'E'WE>r. Mr. Young was a member of the Pomeroy First .Baptist Church where SE'rvlces will be held at 2: 00 p.m. Friday with Rev . Liston Halley, Jr., officiating. Burial wlll be In Beech Grove Cem~>tery. Friends . may call at the Ewing Fureral Hom~> from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. The body will lie in statE> at the church from I p.m. until time of services on Friday. Weather forecast 29 SUPERIOR BONELESS 14-17 LB. AVG. 7 Dill Pickles ...............l~~••• S1.49 1-LI. 101 S-IFINE . ·confactionary Sugar •••• S1.59 Pringle Chips •••••••~:1.~~... S1.29 Jl/J oz. JEI10 Puddings ••••••••••••.-:!:!..... 2/99C 10.6 OZ. CAIMAnOM SUGAI flEE Hot Cocoa Mix ........:t1·... S2.59 3t CT. - 0 Bounty Towels .................. 99c 12 OZ. HOIIEL CAMMD WNCII MEAT Spam .......................~~••• S1.79 ~~H ~--=.,.~~~~ ·k}J-1 l (Yj\_ "','t'V'71""-(Y~~~~C' ~ ,..~l"-1\/. "f, , ('(} tv) V I (") I \,_/ '/ ,y,, M~\ 1\ ) 'n.. •Me IV\ · ~' IJ" "~~~VI '~Yv":\YI l\'1~ r' ' . ,y\~11"'\;- \ 1 ,, 1 1 \'\ I I .I I l,h.. " - - - - - - - -.. ''Vo' \~~~;/ . - - - - - - - - - I , ,,,,I ,II \ I I f I ).)4{f['QhJ;r~~ ~~- A new high-e.fficiency gas furnace brings warmth and comfort into your home. And savings: the new models cut gas usage by as much as 30%. There's more: a gas furnace needs little maintenance, and will keep operating at top efficiency for years to come. - '! So the savings really add up. A new gas furnace is the best way to get through our tough ~inters feeling war111, cozy, toasty. For more details, check with your heating dealer. Then go with the comfort and energy ef· ficiency of modern gas heat. And relax. COWMBIAGAS FREE....I �The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Wednesday, March 26, 1986 Page- 9 NAME ______________________________ NAME _____________________________ AGE ____ ,PHONE - - - - -- -- - - - - - - - - - - - - Melissa Calaway AGE _ _ ,PHONE -----------------------'-- Girls State delegates, alternates chosen in Meigs COLORING CONTEST I I I I I NAME ______________________________ I I I I I ADDRESS --------- - - -------- -- - - - - - I MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NAME __________________________ AGE ____ pHQNE ---------------~----- VILLAGE PHARMACY ~------------------------------~ ~ CONTEST ADDRESS - - - - - -- - - -- - - - RULES ADOLPH'$ DAIRY VALLEY 1. Just color one or more of the drawings on these pages, fill in the blanks and take your entry to Jennifer Cooch ADDRESS --------------------------- BANKE.ON£ ADDRESS ------- - - - - - - - ___ _ _ __ AGE PHONE - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POMEROY, OHIO L-----------------------------•- Delegates and alternates - to Buckeye Girls State, a workshop In democracy to be held June 14-21 at Ashland College, have been selected at Meigs and Eastern High Schools. The delegates arE' Erin Anderson, Kim Deem, Krist! Haynes, JuUe L Hysell, Susan Jones, Ci ndy Riffle, Jennifer Couch, Kristina Leslelgh Sexton, all of Meigs High School, and Mell.ssa Calaway, Eastern High School. The alternates are Sandy Bailey, Dare! R. Hysell, Jennifer Miller, Angela Pierce. Rachel Steele, Brenda Sinclair. Kim Stewart, and Jennifer Leigh Swarth, all of Meigs High School; and Angela Damewood, Eastern High School. Seven of the girls are sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary ct. Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Middleport, In cooperation with several organizations and businesses. The Meigs delegates are: Erin Anderson, daughter of Jennifer Anderson. Vinton, and WilHam Anderson. Columbus, is sponsol'E'd by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi SororIty. · She Is vice president of the lludmt councO, president of the Meigs Fellowship of Christian Athletes, a Spanish Club member, a member of the National Honor Soc iety, on the yearlx>ok staff, and track statistician. She belongs to the Society of Distinguished American High School Students, Who's WhoAmong American High School Students, National Young Leaders Conference participant, and the Hugh O'Brien Youth Fouodatlon Ambassador. She is a member of the St. Paul Lutheran Church and Sunday School. and works as a cand) striper at Veterans Memolial Hospital . Kim Deem is the daughter of Vickie Harris a nd Roger Deem, Middleport, and Is being sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary of Post 128. She attends the First Baptist Church in Pomeroy, and her Interests are in swimming and boat ing. She is enrolled in the college pl'E'paratory course at Meigs. Krlsti Haynes Is the daughter of Larry and Paula Haynes, Middleport, and Is co-sponored by Xi Gamma Mu Chapter c11leta Sigma Phi Sorority. Preslden t of both her sophomore and junior classes, she Is now a member of the student council serving as treasurer. She Is a member o! the National Honor SOCI~rv. is active with !he cbolf and Krtstlllaynes Chorallers, a member of the Bradbury Church of Christ wherE' she is assistant pianist, and Is employed part time at Dan's. Julle L. Hysell. daughter ci Rosemary Hysell, Middleport, and Lawrence Hysell, Rutland, Is sponsored by Central Trust Bank, Middleport . She plays ooftball -at Meigs, Is a member of VlCA, and a cosmetology student. She is active at the Church c1 Christ In Christian Union. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Jones, POmeroy, Susan Jones Is being sponsored by Preceptor Beta Beta Chapt er of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority. She Is on . student council, a member of the Fellow.> hlp of Christian Athletes, on the prom commltee, in the French Club, track statistician, editor-Inchief of the yearbook, and listed in Who's Who Arrong American High school students, and the Society of Distinguished American High School Studen ts. She Is a ta lent ed musician and durlng her high school years has been a plano accompanist, In the marching, pep, jazz, concert bands, and active wttb the coro>rt choir and Ihe Muslcum . Cindy and Ruth Susan Jones Gamma Mu Chapter c11leta Sigma Phi Sorolity. She IS enrolled In a college pl'E'paratory course, plays varsity volleyball and ooftball , Is a member of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Junior Clvltan Club, and Is on the prom committee. She attends the Middleport Church of Christ. She rldes horses and is active in local horse shows. Delegate of the Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, POmeroy. is Jennifer Couch, daughter of Bob and Isabelle Couch. Flatwoods Road .. Pomeroy . She Is a member of the POmeroy First Baptist Church and at Meigs belongs to the Teenage lnstitute t>r AlcoiDI and Drug Abuse and the Fellowship of Christiafl Athletes. She participates In varsity volleyball, bassketball, and softball and has been a junior member of the Drew Webster Unit 39 Auxiliary for 17 years. Kristina Leslelgh Sexton, daughter of John and Katherine Sexton of Langsville. L~ sponsored by the Rutland American Legion Post. She Is active in the Ohio Office Education Association, and took first place in Accounting I In the region and represroted Meigs High School in state competition. She has been active in the Future Homemakers of America, and Is now a junior computer accounting student ·at Meigs. Mellssa Calaway. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everette Calaway, Coolville, a nd a junior at Eastern, Is sponsored by the Auxiliary of Post 128. She Is a member of the National Honor Society, Student CouB::ll, the sponsoring store before 5:00 p.m., April 1st. 2. Entries will be judged in two different categories: ages 4-8 and 9-12. 3. Children may enter as many pictures as they like but can only win one prize. 4. Crayons only may be used to color pictures. 5. Decisions of the judge will be final. First Prize ..................$1 S Second Prize ...............$1 0 Third Prize ................... $5 Aft&ela Damewood NAME - ---------------------------- NAME - - - - - - - - -- ----------------- ADDRESS ----- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------ ADDRESS - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - AGE- - -PHONE - - - - - - - - -------- - - - - AGE POMEROY FLOWER SHOP Cindy RUDe Krtilna I. Sexton concert band, varsity cheerleader. ter of Okey and Sharon Meadows, on the prom committee, a member Pomeroy. Is active In track and also of the Meigs County Fair Board, the plays with the marching and Fashion Board , has eight years of concert bands at Meigs. Brenda Sinclair is the daughter c1 4-H, and four years participated in the State Fair fashm show. Her Paul and Carolyn Sinclair, Shade . holtlies Include stamp collecting, She is oo student council, secretarygymnastics, sewing, cooking and treasurer of Christian Athletes, Spanish Club membe r, in the swimming. NatiOnal Honor Society, the TeenALTERNATES age Institute. an office assistant, The Meigs High School alternates wrestling and track statistician, are: of the junior class. and secretary Sandy Bailey, daughter of Judith She attends the Hemlock Grove Bailey, Middleport, is an honor Christian Church . student at Meigs and has been in the Kim Stewart, daughter of Mr. Siena Club. and Mrs. Harold Stewart, MiddleDare! Hysell Is the daughter of port, attends Sacred Heart Catholic Connie Hysell , Middleport, a nd Church. Pomeroy. At Meigs she Robert Hysell, Pomeroy. She works takes business office eduatlon as an office assistant, is treasurer c1 courses, Is a memll'r ol the OOEA, the Word Processing Club. a the Steno Club, is an horvr roll member of the OOEA, and took studen ts and in the summer Is third place In regional competlton. active in several sport s. She also is a member of the Hi-Y Youth In pi ays plano. Government a nd has been selected Jennifer Leigh Swartz Is the as a finalist In Miss Teen of Ohio daughter of Roger and Marlene scholarship pageant to be held in Swartz, Middleport , and at Meigs is Delaware In August . on the volleyball , basketball, and Daughter of Mr . and Mrs. James track teams, is student council E . Miller, Jennifer Miller is a president, FCA vice president, and student council member, a FCA offi cer. FHA member, a class · junior c!ass vice president. Angela Damewood, Eastern junofficer, belongs lo the Teenage ior, is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Institute on Drug, Alcohol and John Damewood of Reedsville. She Abuse, and plays volleyball and has been a member of the FHA tor basketball as well as track. three years. participated In the Angela Pierce Is the daughter of American College of Musicians Grorge and Sally Pierce, MiddleGuUd Auditions fnrthreeyears , and port. She is a member of the is In her fifth yE>ar of plano lessons. Rejoicing Life Baptist Church and She attends the South Bethel New at school belongs to \1CA . Testament Church . Rachel Christina Steele. daugh - PHONE - - - - - - - - - - -- - -- - - fRAN(I$1 FLORIST POMEROY. OHIO POMEROY, OHIO JI!IUIY MlDer An&ela Pierce Calendar I happenings THURSDAY POMEROY - Middleport Child Conservation League wm meet at 7: :IJ p.m. Thurroay at the Ohio Power Office In Pomeroy. CHESTER - Chester township trustees special meeting 7: 30 p.m. Thursday at town hall to adopt 19ai appropriations. NAME - - - - - - - - - -- - - - - -- - - - - - - - - --- ~IE ----------------------------- ADDRESS --~----------------------- ADDRESS - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I!IAIE ----------- --- - - - - - - - - ADDRESS ------------- -------- - - - - - SALEM - Sign up for Salem Center League baseball and soft· hail, Thursday, 6 p.m. at Salem Township Fire House: !-ball, minor teague, peewee. girls peewee and Uttle 'league Included. There will be tiect'ton ol offtcers: coaches are needed. POMEROY - Meigs Cou nty Church of Christ Women's Fellowlhlp meeting, Thurroay, 7: :IJ p.m. it tbe Hemlock Grove Chr l~ tJan Church with Mrs. Robert Pu rtell as speaker. Kim Stewart Rachel Steele Brenda Sinclair Poison prevention tips given by local nurse POMEROY - Free clothing day at the Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, Thursday, 10 a.m. to noon; all area residents in need of clothing are welcome. AU products should be properly labeled, and the label should be read before use. A light should be turned on when giving or taking medicine. Slnre children tend to Imitate adults, adults should avoid taking medications in their presence. Medicine should not be drunk from the bottle. Medicines should be referred to ~ their correct names. They are rot can dles. Medicine cabinets shou ld be cleaned rut periodically. Old medlcmes should be discarded by Ousting them down the drain. rinsing the container with water, and discarding it. Household substances In childresistant packaging should be used. Prescription medicines shoUld ll' rontalned In safety packaging. Safety featlires shoUld be carefUlly resecured after using. In ob!>ervanre of National Polson Prevention Week, ·Norma A. 'lbrres, Nursing Supervisor of the Meigs County Health Department wishes to share the following polson (l'evm tion ln!Of!lla lion: HYSELL RUN - Slides on the This year, as many as 130,00l Holy Land and prophesy will be children under 5 years of age wlli shown at 7: :IJ p.m. Thursday at the Ingest poisons. The PPWC and the Hysell Run Holiness Church by U.S. Consumer Product Safety Rev. Oyde HenderSon who Is Commission (CPSC) recommend president of the Meigs HoUness the following precautions to reduce Assn. the risk: Household producls and medi· nuDAY cines should be kept out of reach Rt.JI'LAND - AU night hymn and rut of sight of cblldren. sing at the Rutland FreewU Baptist Jl'e!erabty In a locked cabinet or Church Friday at 8 p.m. Singers closet. When leaving the room even wUI include R.ellectlons n-to, The brtefiy, containers ot such products Narrow Way Singers, Sheklnah, siDuld be moved to a sate place. Dan Hayman and the Country Medicines should be stored separHymntlmers, Randy and Sharon ately form other household proShafter, tbe Stewart Family, Vol- · wets and kept 1n their original ces or l.Dve and the Heaven Bound rontalners - never In cups or 4. Sltt-drlnk bottles. ' 'lb avoid poisonings among elderly persons. PPWC and CPSC recommend the following: Always read the label and follow instructions when taking medicine. Turn on a uiht at night when taking medicine. Never mix medicines and a leohoi , and never take more than the !I'escrlbed armunt o! medicine. Do not "IDrTOw" a friend 's medicine or take old medicines. Inform the physician what other medicines are being taken to avoid the risk of adverse drug Interactions. Additional lnfnrmatlon oo NPPW Is available from the Secretary, PPWC, P.O. BoxlMl, Washington, D.C. :ll013; telephone (:nl) 492.flilll. Additional Information on poisonIng Jl'eventlon Is available from CPSC's toll-free hotllne. (lm) 638- 7172. In case of suspected poisoning, call the Chlldrrn's Hospital hotli n~ and ask fo r thP Poison Control !Rpartment: U00-!12-K!DS . Any other qu e~tions may be !'£!erred to thP Meigs County Health Department at 992-l<l26. Goodwin birth Mr. and Mrs . John Goodwin of West Palm Beach .- Fla . ar~ anmunclng the birth of their second son, Jay Vincent. March 8. Their ~her oon. Kyk' . I• three years old. Materna l grandparmts are Mr. and Mrs. Georgt- Hacken, Jr.. Middleport, and the maternal great-grandp arPnt s are Mrs. Rhoda Hackett, Mlcklleport, and •• Mrs. Frances Smart, Columbus. • Paternal grandfather Is David Goodwin, and the paternal great- • grandmother Is Mrs. Norma Good- : win, both or POmeroy. • ,: �· Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel ~ Wednesday, March 26, 1986 ?kat of the bend Good Friday services set : Despite the breaks By BOB HOEFLICH Seminel Staff Wrker Saturday marked the t1.rst wed· ding to be held In the rew spacious Rutland Church of God. T he n Pw church is spa· clo u s a nd attractive. Although not quite finished, the wedding of Denise La mbert and Richard Darst Jr. took place In the facility anyway Sa turday afternoon. Not only was it the first wedding but It was an unusual onl'. A few : days before thl' wedding. Denise · received a seven'ly fractured leg In a fall. Wedding planss had pro· gressed so for that it just wasn't too practical to postpone. A walking cast was placed on thl' fractured leg Friday morning and · Denise came down the alsiP on a : walker. Shl' had to be sea ted during · thl' ceremony and was canied to · the fi rst level soclal room for the wedding reception. Despite thl' at times intense pain, Denise was smiling aUthe way. Now that took courage. hlP progress- In fact, on thP phore, she really sounded like her old Sl'lf -and shecredlts theprayPrsl1 her friends here lor her progress. She remains at the home ol her son·ln·law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. William St rau ~ . Route 1, Box 226. Fleming, Ohio 4T.m, an d is currently undergoin g therapy three times a wePk at a Marietta tvspital. 1nclde ntally, Olive was so pleased with the o.oer 100 cards of good wishes you havl' sent her. Did you know Norman Will. member ri the Meigs Board of Elections, had a heart attack? Neither did I rut he did . Norman was confined to Vl'terans Memor· lal Hospital foUo,.;ng the attack which fortunately did not do permanent damage and he 's recuperating well. He, too. is thankful for ~'Our cards and prayers. a minute !llm~ e\ffilng to appreciate thl' archltecturp and atractivmess of the Fanners Bank building. WeUlighted , the structun' Is certainly an addition to Pomeroy. And speaking 11 banks, those attractive and varied a>ramics used to decorate the Interior of Bank I lor the Easter season were made by Marlyn WUoox woo's a · Madalyn Murry O'Hara, an · whiz in ceramics and provides the : atheist whose efforts successfuUv bank with special highlights for just ·eliminated Bible reading and a bout every holiday. Nice. prayer in the public schools. has now been granted a federal hearing If memory serves 111<' correctly, I in Washington, D.C. on the subject bPlieve Mr. and Mrs. Vic Hannahs of religion on the airways by rhP of PomProy areaoout to mark their · FCC. Her petition would ultbna rely <llth wedding an niversary - on · pave thl' way to stop the CPading of Easter Sunday mayhe? :the gospel on thl' airways ri :America. If her attempt, backed by Things have a way of working a petition with 2'7,999 signatures. is our. The lower price art he gasoline successful all Sunday worship pump gives you more money for services on radio and rele\'Lsion will Eaaster pggs. Do keep smimling. SlOp. . A program is underwa)· ro secure l,OXI,IXll signed form lerrers in an effort to defeat O'Hara and show there are many Christians aJJve 1 SATURDAY MARCH 29, 1986 ~ 1 0 A.M. The Pomeroy Cooununlly Good Churches taking part In the SB'VI· Friday Service will he held at the ces are the First Baptist, Heath Pomeroy United Methodist Church United Methodist, Presbyterian at 12 noon Frklay. and Church a the Nazarene. Rev. Tile topic will be "Footprints of . Sonny Zuniga 11 Heath United Jesus on His Way totheCross". The Methodist will he the speakt>r. The SChedule for the service includes: j11bllc Is Invited. 12 noon, opening and welcome, Rev. Jim Corbitt. 12: 10 p.m. From Bethany to Jerusalem, Luke 22: H-20, Rev . Lee Miller. 12: ~p. m. From the last supper ro the Garden of Gethscmane. Matt. 26:36: Luke 22:40-50. Rev. Mel Franklin . 12:50 p.m., From Gethsemane to Ciaphaphas House. 26:57·58, Rev. Bill Mlddleswart . 1:10 p.m .. From Claphaphas to Pilate, Luke 23:l, Rev. BUI Perrin. 1: ll p.m. From Pilate to Herod , Luke 23:8-11, Msgr. Antho ny Giannamore. 1:50 p.m. From Herod to Pilate, Jesus Receiv ing Srntence, Matt. ~7 : 26: Luke 23:11. ReY . Dave CUrfman. 2: 10 p.m. To Ca lvary. Luke23:33. Rev. Jim Corbitt. 2: ~ p. m . closing. Mlddlepol1 Good Friday Services wUI be at First Baptist Church. Tak~ r;;;;;;;;;;;;:;;;;~ II We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities FARM MACHINERY AUCTION STORE HOURS tdon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM10 PM 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. Sponsored By: MTD LAWN MOWERS RAVENSWOOD F.F.A and the RAVENSWOOD YOUNG FARMERS 11" to 22" from ALL WEEK MARCH 23 THRU · MARCH 29 PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, MARCH 29, 1916 At The $13995 JACKSON COUNTY JR•.FAIRGROUNDS Limit COnAGEVILLE, WV. For more 20 information conta<t: Don Stephens at 304-273-4049 or 304-273-3477 MASON, W. VA. . FRESH PORI BUTT We Can Tailor A Loan for Youf to be the life ol the party? Steak/Roast ...~...•. 99 Oli,·e In graham Weber was well enough to make a soon \1Sit to her . home of! Route :ll8 Sunday. Olive seems to making remarka · ·~ \ Mr. and Mrs. Bryan A . Rector. Routr ~. Coolville. are announcing rhe birth of their first child, Matt hew Al1hur . born on Sept. 28at Sr. Joseph's Hospital. Parkerburg. W\' a Special of the Week FISH TAILS "PRETTY IN PINK" l olOI 9ol 0 >.N. RATED (>G ll ) ftJOtf DAY f. .. A cut abo.oe the rest. ~ l WITH FliES ..... 1. 74 t1PHfl FOO!'f .DAY ~·· • S1.19$ t Whatever Your Need May Be••••• Home Remodeling, A Better Car, New Mobile Home, or Another Appliance.... You Can Be Assured PEOPLES BANK .. - --Wants To Help You... And We Won't Stick You With Unreasonable Rates! 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VI )» < z ~ Ill 0 7. of the dou ble coupon may not exceed 5 1 .00 •A ny manuf ac turer 's cou pon great er than 5 1 C will be .redeemed a r face value only. •O nly one manufacturer 's coupon per item •T he total value of th e d ou ble m anufactur e r' s coupon can not exce ed the purchase price of the rtem . Money will not be ref unded . •T hi s offer does not a ppl y to Powell's Super Valu Cou pons, free coupons. or any competi tor's coupo ns. FOLGER'S COFFEE ~A~S $899 lim il I p., Cuslomor Good Only ol Powon's Slflltma~c tt Mar. MAC. & CHEISE '!'!IIIJHI·(HEER DETERGENT 1 7 /4 o: ~ {~ 1 1 11 Ptwtl's S.,t 1tltlt Sat. . .. . . . . . s ...t: .• h1 0%.$4 99 Lllnlt 1 ..... (..,..,., .,._ Ollly at Powtl's S..,onnaolcot .lfftr b ,Om Sat, Mtr. 29, 1916 S •Th is offer e xcludes c rga · rettes, o r any ot her ite ms prohibit ed bv law . PRICE SAVER PRICE SAVEl BLEACH GAL s9( limil I Ptr Customtr Good Only at PowtU 's Supormoolct t •· Offor bpirts Sat, Mar. 29, 1916 •• •Off er is o nly good fo r product on hand . No Ra in checks . S •T. :ere is a limit of 20 co u- : oons you may redeem . . �Page-12-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Mayor Seyler ends 12 cases Two defendin ts were fined and 10 others forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Fined were John Murphy. Her· . shey, Pa., $45 and costs, speeding, and Linda Smith, Point Pleasant, $63 and costs, running a stop sign and ficticlous plates. Forfeiting bonds were Donna Buffington, Pomeroy, $43, lm· proper backing; Thomas Judge, Winter Park, Colo., $63, traffic light viola'tion; Alma Sl~ k, Massillon, $45; ChellJI Cadle, Middleport, $45; Max Eichinger, Jr., Pomeroy, $45; Frances Hottman, Middleport, $46, aU on speeding charg!'s; Otarles Zeigler, Pomeroy, $43, assured clear distance; WilHam Davis, Syracuse, $43, assured clear dis· tance; Otaries Lewis, Pomeroy, $43, failure to yield; Billy Ward, Point Pleasant, $43, failure to register vehicle. Wednesday, March 21, 1986 Plan class reunion Guilty of DWI Plans for a t"Punlon of the Mf'lgs High School graduating class ol 197l will be made at a meeting lobe held a t 7 this evening at the high school. All class mtmbers inter· esled In organizing the event are asked to attend. A jury of eight found Roger Dillard Jr. of Pomeroy ~illy of driving whilE' Intoxicated . but not guilty of left of center following a trial Tuesday In Meigs County Court. Dillard was arrested and charged on Dec. 31 by the Meigs County Sheriffs Department. He pled not guilty to the charges at an Initial hearing bPfore the judge. DOWNING CMILDS Movie showing tonlpt The movie, ""Gaspe! Road". the itory of the life ot Jesus as told by Jollllnie Cash, willbPshownat7this eveulng at Gr~ Episcopal CINrch, 33! E. M1lll St.. Pumeroy. '!liP f'nlire film was made In tbe Holy Land. MULLEN MUSSEl INS.URAN.(E 111 S.C•tl ill Ilk> mattt'r , J•mes Lucu. P..."Y St., YOUII-PE-IT AGENTS SEIYIIG MEIGS COUJI'IY SINCE 18.. FJiminated from suit Landmark Inc. 111d Countymark Inc. were eliminated u defendants In an action In MP!gs County Common Pleas Court because they settled out ol court witt! the plalftllff March 26, 1986 o! ltulland, fl ai, paying Lucas for lllilt'ellaa81s etqlrllses. MGM Farm Cny. Inc. remaills a *tPtldant. Public Notice Public No1ice Public Notice COMBINED FINANCIAL REPORT OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION MEIGS LOCAL SCHOOl DISTRICT County of Molgo 821 S. Third Avenue Middleport, Ohio 46760 MARCH 21, 1986 For the Fiocal Vur Ended December 31, 1986 ''Thit is lfl unaudited steterMnt." GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEIPTS: To•H .. ...... ........ 2,242,277 Tuition ..... ........ ... ... 46, 106 OPERATING DISBURSEMENTSCapital Outlay Replacement .... ... ... .. 8,258 PROBATE COURT OF Ettmings on lrtvootmento .... ...... 61 ,262 Mile. . R-ipto ......... ... ... 424.626 State ........... ......... 4.424.749 Feolorel S.Urcoo .......... ... .. 299,643 Toto! llocolpto . ........ .7,487, 662 DISBURSEMENTS: Inotruction ...... ..4,021 .783 Supponlne Setvicoo ........ .. 2,648.466 EICtre Curricular Actlvitleo ....... ..... 112.269 .. ·. . ' ·. . . .. .. ~ Nen-Progremmed Savings· All This Week At Your Kroger Store Chergeo .......... .. ..319.272 T...IDi......IO· -nto .......... .. .. 7,301.780 be. Rcpto. Ovor (Under) Diob .... .. ........ .... 186.n2 OTHER FINANCING SDURCES(Uooo)Aefund of Prior Yrs . ROYAL CROWN 14-17-LB. AVG . ~. ' . .•. . .. . . ·... ·-'• -.·-. Semi-Boneless Smoked Ham KROGER 8rown 'N' Pound 2 - NI'IMI! Ofln~lltm . WI will otftr ~ dloice of • ~ itlftl. wtwto ........... ~tiflv ' ld. ltwtda vwr ftlt Nml uvinp Ol I I~ wf'oich W~ f tntitle yov 10 pr.~rcn.M ttlt -.,.IMCI I~ It tt1t ~iled pnee wtlhifl JO Mvf. 01'11>1 one 'tWldur cDI.IPOf1 will bl ICctiPled PI' itMl purc'-1 ma MfWAClllll..-rTtE ~~-.. ~Oll buy 11 Kptjflf is ~rlrllftd for yout lOIII IICiltiC IICMI . .diM ol mtf1uflaultr. If '10'1 . . 1'101 MtiiPied. Kn.JVM will~· vou r rleP"i wrth rfl.e wrne b,.ncl Of I eoml*fblll tnMiltf 11fund VDU I pr~rthne pt1Ce CO PYfUGHT , _ THE kROGEA CO ITEMS ANO PRICES GOOO SUNDAY MARCH THROUGH SATURDAY MARCH 21. 19118. IN "'LliPDUS & POM £ROY STORES WE RE!ERVE Tt1E R~T TO LIMIT Opereting Trantfers / In ........ ...... .. ...... ........138 ~reting transfers / Paas Small Egg Kit Each DELICIOUS YELLOW, WHITE OR CHOCOLATE BATIER Out ....... ... ... ........ .... ... . 460 Total Other Fin . Sourcoo (UHI) ... ...... ............. .(3221 Excon Rcps/ Sourcoo Ovor Fresh Strawberries (Under) Diabursements and Quart Easter Bunny Cake .· :•· ••· · :• : ·: Each ~~;~~Pill~~!l~2i~.J!.Br AVAILABLE ONLY IN STORES WITH DE Ll-PASTRY.. HOT FOODS AVAILABLE KROG EASTER PLANTS 2-lbs. Of Dressint. 24-oz. Gravy 2-lbs. Yams or C......rry R1l1h And 12 DiR11r R. AVAILABLE IN ALL STOftES FOIL WRAP'P'ED l lam TI L 7pm DAIL Y -----· Grade A Large Eggs MARCH 30th. 1O:OOam Til 8:00pm · n S 0 Up0 54 This week vour manufacturered produ ct s " cents off ' coupons are worth double at Kroger w~h $1 0 .00 o r more purc hase. Limited 10 manufactured products coupons worth up to and including 50¢ Off. Coupons worth more than 5()(: are redeemed at face value ctnly. Limit one coupon for each product purchased. limit one coffee coupon . No beer. wine or cigarette coupons will be double. Not valid on free coupons, kroger coupons or retaH food store ~~~~­ coupons . The amount refunded cannot e111ceed the price of the item . You must purchue ~~a:ru~~~i:~~e:nr~ff~~~t!~:u:u~~d~~: " cents off" coupons for ;terns we carry. To· auure product availability for all our customn, only one coupon per shopping famitv. will bt doubled on any brand item duting each store viiit. ..... 1973·10 1973·15 1973·15 1975-10 1973·15 ~~dita~=~.~~.. . .... . S17 95 Non-Progremmed Charges ..... .... .... ..31 9,272 Employees Salaries & Wogoo ...... ........174,185 Purchased Supplies & Matoriolo .......... . .263,806 Cop~ol Outlov· Replacement .... ... ..... B,68B Other Objects .... .......... 226 Totel Disburte· Manto ... ... .. ... .. 7.868.961 Exc. Rcptl . Over lUnder) Diob . ... ..... (82.024) NDN·OPER . RCPTS - ftj1~~~·· · .......... Gol 8. Pak PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, 0~0 Eltate of lola Louise Cross. Daceued . Cooo No. 25 ,066 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On Mordl 3. 1986, in the Moigo County Prol»te Coun. c- No. 2fi .0611, Judy A. Mc:GW.. 31042 W1l vRood. t..ngovlte, Ohio 41741, we• appointed Admn-. of the ostoto of Loto t..uille Croa. lei liB~ . I • of 31 042 Wil v.... Roed. i.Mgavitle, Ohio 46741 . Roben E. Bud<. Probate Court Lena K. NeSHiroad, Clerk (3) 26; (4) 2. 9, 3tc 54 Misc. Merchandise lnvestmentl .. ......... 15.995 Total Fund Bel . .. .. .968 ,765 SUMMARY INDEBTEDNESS BONDS Outatanding Jon , 1. 1986 ..... 1,240.000 Redeemed. "86 .. ... 156,000 Belance. Ooc. 31. "B6 .. ... 1.0115,000 MEMORANDA DATA- Aliened Valuation .... .... 92 ,079 .327 Inside 10 Mill ... ...... .. .. 3,80 Outoide 10 Mlll .. ...... 20 .20 OM .......... .. ........... .... 25B8 Number of Non-Can . Employooo ... ...... ..... ...95 Number of Cort. Employeos .... ............. l61 I certify the following re· port to be correct and true. to the best of my knowl· edge: Jono Fry, Treasurer of the Board of Educet'on (614)992 ·6660 13) 26. ltc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Notice ia hereby given that on Saturday. March 29 . 19B6 , at 10 :00 a.m.. 1 pub· lie ule will be held ol 105 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell for cashttw fol· lowing coll1teral : 197B Toyota, Mlr'o. -ial no. TE61640760. The Farmers Bank .. d Savings Compeny, Porn· eroy, Ohio reserve• the right to bid et thit sale , .-.d to withdraw the above colla· teral prior to 11le. F~her , the Farmers Bank and S1v· ingt Con:-pany reserves the right to reject any or 1H bids tubmitted . Fllthar, the above colle ter~l will be 10ld in tt. oo n· dition jt it in with no 8111· prested or implied w•rran - ties given , (3) 23, 26, 27, 28, 4tc Misc. Merchandise Fender ............................. s3900 Door ................................ sasoo Rocker/Panel .................. 11100 Grille ............................... s2soo Front lumper.................. suoo 614-992-7013 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30A.M. TIL.L 6:00 P.M. J&F CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER . sEPTtc SYSTEMS. WATER , GAS & SEWER UNES , REClAMATION. PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT, HOME FOOTERS . DUMP TRUCK STONE a. DIRT · JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 MANLEY'S *VINYl SIDING o. YA 1 FH~ Lew Co•••tioftol loons AroriloiiiLP.,.dl_, lefi· TRASH SERVICE *ALUMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN CIRCLE CONTRACTING ....... 'lickio Hauhir•-446·4042 COW.II! fiiST MOI!GAGI CO. ROCK SPRINGS Now SERVING THE INSULA noN Complete Building lOWHomt IHT£11ST IIIIIAIICING Mort,.,. Lo•s 91/r'lo FIXBI RATE BISSELL SIDING CO , and J. ll -l.. L Writtstl ROOFING For JEFF CIRCLE, SR. PH. 949-2801 or 949·2860 Senice CaH 992·3194 3-J-'86-1 mo . NEW - IEPAIR Contracting Service (Free Es1imates) New Homes Built F E " " ree stimates 5-POINTS AREA Howard and L!lfl!l Bottom, Ohio No Sunday Calls PH. 949-2649 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR J&L BLOWN INSULATION 2·20·11• ! / 11/tfn Guners YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE . - Addon• and ••modeling - Roofing and guHeo wook - Concrete wort Downspouts Gutter Cleaning FREt;~~;:ATES Or 949•2969 2-17-86-tfn work (Free Estimates) BOGGS V. C. YOUNG Ill 992 -6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12·8-llc BEAR HUIIliNG & FIS-G llertheast In Ontario SALES &SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST •lEN ITH For more intorm1tton write: MAIDEN BAY 949•2263 - Plumbing 11nd electrical NEED STORAGE SPACE? CONVENIENT STORAGE UNITS Authorized John Deere, New Holland. Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deafer Far111 Eq11~111ent Partl & Serwlee CAMP lox 218, Nert• Cobalt, Ontario POJ 110 CANADA 446-8592 AU STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS lanauga, Ohio Sizes Start From 12xl6' OUT5101 llOUGI lYAitAitl 3-12-1 mo. •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing S~o~ T~tholelu •• D1ty "FRII ISTIMAIIS" RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 CHESTIR-98 5·3307 tmo . / l / !ll; / 11n 4/ l/ ttn BUYING SHORT STEEL EAGLE llDGE SMAU EIIGlNE CEIIIU 2 FT. LONG IRON. RAiliATOR, BRASS , COPPER, CAST, SHEET ALUM. lwf~tiotfll~ OFI11 Ports • Stnico 949-2969 PUSH MOWER TUNEUP RIDER SALVAGE (Perts included I Oil Change. Sharpen Blodes 119.95 Tum left at Meigs Memory Gardens. 3 mile off Rt_ 7 on St. lt. 124, Pomeroy PH. 992·5468 t he right 47159 Eagle Ridge Rd. 1·17-lfn HOURS: 1-S 3/ 18/ 1 mo . UTILITY BUILDINGS •Insulation •Storm Doors We Htn ft fill TIMe Ph. Before April 15 1-705-672·3888 Ph. After •Y 1 1-705-647-8533 1·3-llc VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •SYLVAN IA _ •SPEED QUEEN IAU~DRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SlrEltllE SALES & SERVICE GUYSVILLE, OHIO RENT BY MONTH 5x I 0, I 01110, I Ox 24 illllnager living On Promises Sizes from 6'x6' Roger Hysell Garage '. Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR. Alto Trlfttlllltllon PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 {Uncler} Disbursement• and 6B1 WEST DARWIN. OHIO I. Public Notice Exc. Rectps ./Sources Over "T. om:~r R~';::!,~~ ~~ri lena K. Nouelroad, Clerk 13 ! 26 : 141 2. 9. 3tc Totel Other Fin. Sources (Uoeot ... ..... ......... .288,797 Whalev's Auto Parts 5179 Grove, Ohio. 45738 Refund of PrK»r Y rs . Receipts .. ..... .. .. ........ 1.044 Motors, Transmissions, Rearend.s, Rotors, Radiators, Sheet Metal etc. on Domestic lllltl Foreign Cars & Trucks. $1 ·-s Operating Transfers 1G VARETY (fUSED AUFO PARTS: 49 Docooood Coio. No . 26.078 . NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY an 19. 1986. in 11re Maigo County Prol»llt Court. Cue No. 25,07B. o.vid a.,. lwluoo. Cook Rood.• He"*>ccc"';i;,o. Ohio 411738 oppoinlod Admniotrotor. of the 811ato of Aice Bam· houoo, - - · loll of 43065 Coale Rood, Homlodc Out .... ...... .. ...... .. .... .. 8,766 Adv. Out (Not Total. Trona.) ........... ......220 ,792 1973·79 Fender ............................. s4ooo 1973-79 Door ............................. $100 00 1973·79 Radiator S..,.,ort .............. 11()000 1973·79 Grille Shell ................... II oooo 1978·79 Grille lnsert .....................S3900 Potato Chips ....... 7'h -oz.FREE! MEIGSCDUNTV. O~O I·~======~~====~~;;;;;;~~;;~~~:::::::::::::;r;::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::::; Expenditure ... ........ ..... .816 State Source .... .. .... 22 .118 Fod . Source ....... ... 246,909 Operating Transf8rsln .. .. .... .... . ...... ... ... B,766 Adv. In (Not total. Trons.l .... .... ..... .... 220,780 Other Uses ., ........ . 186, 773 Fund CBih Balance Jon . 1, "85 ... ....... .764 ,313 Fund Cash Balance Doc . 31 , "85 ..... .. 961 ,088 Cosh in Bonks ..... .942 , 189 Pony Caoh / Chango Cooh ..... ., ..... ., 6B1 13 Bust·ness s ·e rvices Elt:e-te of Alice B•rnhouse, Retund of Prior Vrt. lEW FORD TRUCK -:a~~ g:~· So Good .~:~!gola.......... Extracurricular Actlvitiao ...... .... .. .. 153,372 FOI THE MONTH OF MARCH NEW CHEV. TIUCK $495To PINT RETURNABLE IOTILES CHERRY RC, Services ..... ... .... 2,84B,466 Spring Speeial AVAILABLE ONLY IN STOfiES WITH FLOftAL SHOPPES SUNDAY Manufacturer's ..... l'llt Fresh OPEN EASTER Double Mums *7''Cut T Dozen ALL WEEK Spring Color . Other Uuo ............. 10.517 F..,d Cooh Bolon co Jon. 1. "88 ..... ........ 19.453 Fund Cooh Bolonca Doc . 31, ·as .......... 29.967 PROPRIETARY FUNDS OPERATING RECEIPTSFood SErvicoo So leo ... ....... ... .... .191.51 1 Cion Moteriolo & Fooo ....... ......• ..... 29.350 Tolol R-ipto ..... .......... 220.B61 Of'ERATING DISBURSEMENTSEmployees Seleries .,d Wogoo ........... 174.185 :· :·. Employ•• Aatire. • : . Bonolits ... ............ . 114.607 : - : Pwclloood • •• S.Viceo ................. 4, 747 • : • .S..plleo & Motoriolo ..... .. .. .....263.806 C.,itol Outloy-Roploco· mont ................ ..... .... 330 . Oltlor Objocto ... ... ...... 226 Tet•l Disburse· - t o .. .. .......... ...607.800 he. Rcpto. Over (Under) Dlob . .. ... ...... ... .. 1286.939) NON-OPER . RCPTSSIIto Source ... ..... .. 22, 11B Fed. Sourco ... ....... 248,909 O,.retlng Trensfers· tn .. .................... ... ..8,000 A_.,, In (Not Tot , Trono.1.. ................ 74,000 Adv. Out (Not Total. Trono.l ... ....... ...... .. 46,000 Total Other Fin . Sourcoi(Uuol ..... .306.027 he. Rctpo.!Sources Over ltlltderl Dloburoomonto 1114 Other Uooo .. ..... 18,088 FUIId Cooh Bolonce Jill. I. '85 .•........... .. 1,806 Fund Cooh Bolonce Dec . 31 , ·n .......... t9.B95 NON-EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS Uffting~ on lnvOIImonto ..... ...... 16,582 Total Rcpto .. .... .. .... 16,562 DELICIOUS FULLY COOKED Supporting Services .. .... ...... ... ... 4. 747 Activitioo ..... .. ....... .41 .113 Tot1l Disburse· menta ...... ...... ..... ...41. 113 he. Rcpto. Over (Under) Dloburu . .... ..... .. ... . 10,B39 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES (Uooo!- OUANTiltES . NONE SOLD TO DEALERS Soloo .. .... ... .... ..... 191 .511 Cla11 Materials & Foeo .. ......... ... .... 29·.350 Misc. rcpt1 ... ....... . 478,477 Stoto Sources ... . 4,424. 749 Fed . Sourcu ...... .. 299,643 Total Rcpto ....... 7,776,927 DISBURSEMENTSInstruction .. .... .. 4.021. 783 Trens.,.n·ln .. ........... .. 628 Adv . In (Not Totally Tronolemod) ..... .., 146,790 ExtriCurricular :n. Eernings on lrlvettments ......... .. .. .67,814 Food Services Employees Retire. llcpto .. ...... ......... .. .. I , 044 Tolol Other Fin . Sourcoo(Unol ...... (36.9081 Exc. Rcpts./Sources Over lUnder! Dlobaroomonto and Other Uooo ....... .... 149.B64 Fund Cosh Bolonco Jon . 1. '8a ........ ... 728.648 FUIId Cooh Bolonco Dec. 31, ' 85 ........ 878.416 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS RECEIPTS:Misc . Rocoipto ............. ... 61 ,952 Tot. Rcpto. .. .... .. 51 ,6!12 EXPENDITURE / DISBURSEMENTS- M ~ ..,....,.. lor ... In filCh l(rog~r $10,., tllctipt • "*"~ neted ... 1tl11 Di1bunemencs ..... .... 8, 304 NON -OPERATING RECEIPTSExtell Rcpts/ Sources Over (Under) Disbursements and Other Uoos .. .... .... ....B. 3114 Fund C81h Balance Jon . t . "85 .. .. ... . ., ... 14,606 Fund Cesh Balance Doc . 31, "85 .......... 22 ,B10 TOTALS & FU NO BALANCE RECEIPTS:Tuoo ., ... ......... .. 2,242,277 Tuition ........ .. ..... .... 46 .106 Benefits ... ............ 64 .607 Refund of Prior Yra. ""' """ Exc. Acpts . Over (Under) Opereting Out ....... ...... ........... 8.306 Adv. Out (Not Total. Trono.l .... ........ ....174,792 of me.~-... II reQUftcl to Ments .. .... .. . ,...... ...... 8,25B E - d .... ... ...... .... ... .. 816 Oper1ting transfer~ · .R 8erve oils u..z. Total Disburse- The Daily Ohio 3-24-tfc HOBSTETTER REALTY Goo. S. Hobstetter, Jr. Broker 14:REAGE - 50 acres va· cant land. Building s1te with flee natural gas tor home or tra~ler. Askmg $22.000. POMEROY - Bnck, two bedroom home. Large liVIng room w/l~r e pla ce , d1n1ng room, k1tchen.luil basement with showe1 room . Garage& car port. Central a11 and heat. CONDOR ST. - frame loor roo m home, pa rtial ba se· ment, gas heat. A.lk~g $7.!i10.00. COUNTRY LIVING - Mom· dern ranch home, three bed· rooms. large hv11g room, din· ing and krtchetl comb .. tuH basement and garage. Sw1m· ming pool. Reduced to seH. PRICE REDUIID - a1 this !Miy two st~ cedar ho!Tf. foor bedrooms, 2'h baths, lor· mal living room wrth firep~­ de, lormal dinilg room, Ifcreation room, family room, custom millie Mchen, drapes, ctntral heat and air. f ~loo se­ men!. Sits a1 three ll:res, off RO<Jte 7 VELlA NICINSKY Assoc. Phone (614) 742-1,2 Real Estate General TEAFORD(H Real Estate ll(lt.IOI 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·(6141 · 992-3325 . NEW LISTING - 4.85 acres near Burlingham. 2 BR 12x65 trailer. W1ll sell for only $16.000 NEW LISTING - Busin ess . & bldg. Plus 4 rentals in Po· meroy at a very reasonable price. llliSTIC HILLS - N~e ranch 3 BR home on !g. bt. Dining, toyer, woodburning unit. modern kitchen, utility room and attached garage $42,000. BRADBURY - Handy & comfortable 4 BR home with nice lurnished kilchl!fl. Gas lurnace, level lot & ga rage. $28,00D. REIIOOELEO - One lloor 5 room home with full base· menl, garage and !g. lot. $39,900. SYRACUSE - Being remo· deled~ this 3 BR home near the school. 2 level lots lor only $16,000. CHESTER - 5 rm. 111e floor. new ~!chen , newsiding, ba· semen!. Near the fire sta· ti<ln. 3 BRs. $30,000. We H~ndlt Your Stilit1 Plolll-. Call ·992·3125 F11 All ~111 P1f11i1J N111l PIUS' Olliu Suppli" & Furniturt, Wedding and Graoluotion llatian«y, ftagnlli< Sigm, Rubller Stomps, P&S BUILDINGS Oh. 614·843·5191 RaciM, Ph. 1, W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE 992-3345 107 Sycamore St., Pomeroy, WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial 11·14-tlc 1·15·tfn PH. 304-675-2441 BUILDING PAINTING INTERIOR Second 317 N. R1111l Estate General 304·372·5709 10·14-Hc Middleport, Ohio -FREE New & HUnNG loca~on' 168 North Second ESTIMATES- Announcemenls 3 SPECIAliZING IN WINPOW I. POOR REPLACEMENT H5·"86 · 1 mo. IE-OPENING MARCH 17th JO'S 124, Gin SHOP in IUSIN£SS PHON£ 1• Ul ~2-6SSO R£51liNCI PHONI lt. ~2-77S4 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE and SWEEPER and tewing mtchir'le repair, p1rt1, and suppu... Ptclt up and delivery, Davil Vacuum Cleaner, one half m ile up G.orgn CrHk Rd . C.ll 81-4 - 446·0294 . If this ia yuterdays p.p.-, you mtv be too late to join the new Slim Up and livt p.-ogr~m . Limited apace avail llble. C.l1 614-266 -1772 Syracwe Come ill l / 28 /t! ~ (CUT OUT 101 IUIUR£ US£1 Announcemen11 PHONE (614) 992-5009 Pay Your Cable & Phone 8Uis Here 1•141 Office For Hours BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. SALES & SERVICE 992-2196 Middleport. Ohio 1 -13-lfc Ripley EXTERIOR Wt1 Carry Fishing Supplies PAT HILL FORD BEND AREA CALL GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING Middleport, Ohio 45760 We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Saturday 10· 1UO om LUGE ANIMAl & SUIGEIY IT APPT. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL PLUMBING Shockey, DVM SMAU ANIMAl HOUIS Man.-Wod.-Thun. 3·5 pm Tues. 6:30-1: Fri. 1· 2 pm Oh. PHONE 992-7075 HOURS: 9:00 A .M.-5 :00P .M. Mon . thru Sat . Evenings & Sunday By Appointment Call: 992·5875 Or 742-3195 £. PT. PLEASANT OFFlCE 305 Jackson ht. FOR All YOUR 3/ 2/lfn RADIATOR SERVICE Paul FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS 1·20-tlc IUJintts forms, Copy Servic:n, Etc:. %5 S Mill St., Mid4ltporl I 04 Mulbttry lv., Pomwoy TOWN & COUNTRY VETERINARIAN CLINIC Insulated Dog Houses ------:--···eggt. register for FREE IIRDBA TH to be given away NOTE : First quality merchandise from factory ..w POniiY & IIID lATHS All IN Kissing cement yard dolls. cement animals . clay red fire hydrant with dog. flower pots of at! kinds fsoma with stands); Gifts of dishes. figurines. lamps, clocks, brass. vas,.. toys . SHOP HEIE & SAVEl 3-14-1 mo. Let us color your Easter Call Burlingtltm Church L~tn Auxiliary 814 -992 - 6318 or 61-4 -696 -1355 . Singles intto duc1io ns, fr-a. appli· cation , Pe rsonal Touch lntroduc · Hen. P. 0 . Bolt 6536, Char1tl · l on . W . Va 2530 2 . 1-304 -72 7-8434 . 4 Giveaway 985-3561 All M1bt Television Listening Devices Cof11)uterized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Hearing Evaluations For All Ages •Washers •Diahwuhers •Ranges •Refrigerator~ •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4\ Hc E. M•irl..... a:cr POMEROY,O. . 9?1·22$~ . -· NlW LISTING - IIIODLE· PORT - Nice little house wrth many leatures. Must beetl seen. Garage, basemml l ~ baths, carpeting. All in coodiOOn. $23,900. "'od NlW LISTING - LETART ARfA - Approx. 2 acre mim fann oith small barn,lencinglo tte sheds plus a 1978 modulat unit with 3 bedrooms. satellrte diSh, 2 good garden areas D!itMid water M!N. Wa n~ EUGENE LONG SUPERIOR SIDING CO. NlW LISTING - SYR14:1JSE - Here rt Is atea l~ ~ce ho!Tf - 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, IOOdutar unl oo a doub~ ienced lot. plus a rea l~ nice l1xll two car garage. Woodburner, sunporch, all in good coodiOOn. Wants $39,200. NQ11 LISTING - IlDDLE· PORT - Mce I floor plan home with level comer kll. 2 cat garage that could have smaH apartment over. ttlme ~ in good condition. Wants $19,900. Woriced In home a rae 20 , . . . " Free Esti~tes" CAU COUICT: Ph. (6141 143·5425 3·12·1 mo. DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 99l~3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL · FILL DIRT 10·8-Hc GUN SHOOT IACINE FIRE DEPT. Htnry E. Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 J1111 Trussell 949-2660 . Dottie Tumer 992-5692 Licensed Clinical Audiologist 3!: (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8·13 tln Complete Remodeling Roofing of ell Types $29,!00. NlW LISTING - SYRACUSE - Nice ranch type l"oi!W! a1 Rustic Hi!~." 3 bedrooms, garage. etec. 00 heat. Patio and nice ~- In good condtcn. Wants $38,500. ~ VINYL & AUIIIINUM lashan llllltling EVDY SAT. . .NT 6:30P.M. 12 Gaup Shotauns :o -_,- ~, BISSnL SIDING COMPANY "-- ·i OFFEIS / ~ S~rl•t &Su111111tr S~eelelt TIIPll PANI THIIMAIIAIItll D£1UXI niT· - ~ . SASH, IASY CLEAN RIPIACIMINT WINDOWS --.: ' ~ $349 lncluclts Comploto .,t,!llalic'!', •FREE Vinyl Siding Esdmates •New Homes luih Blacll and White bilty goa1 . Call 614 -992 -8919 . Airdale. f'ull grown . needa nic11 go od pet , 304 -576 · home, 2886. 6 Lost and Found lOST Cash Reward. lolt O .J Wh ite Ad lfea. .2 male black labrador Retriev er ... Call 614 - 446·02 0 2 or fr ee 1-800 -624 343 1. LOST , Englis h Pointe r, white w it h bro wn spofl, RooMV t lt School ere1. At 2 . Point Plea· unt . Bell an d name tag on co ll ar, REWARD . 304 -675-5883 7 Yard Sale ·· ···· PfPieiisiint (FHA·VA·HUDI •Blown In lnaua.tton •A Professlon1l 9 mo. old dog. mother Reg . Birddog, fath er Airde!. to good home . Call614-256 ·&639 . Benji type dog to good t.:lme . t y.. r old. Call6 14 -992 -6919 . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Complete Gutter Wortt Factory Choke HOII "Irl(j HecJdqu,lll ' THE QUALITY I'RINT SHOP Up to 24'x36' & Vicinity Loe~~l Contr10tor •16 Yrs. of LOCII SMYk:e ••n Pll. 949·280 I or 949·2UO Day or Nllht 110 UIIJ "H·«n D Ferry, W. Vs. 9 INT£HTH £RM INTERTHERM hrd Sale. Wad ltfld Thurs. 9:30 to 3:30 at Shirt Nibert, Gallipo lis· & COLEMAN BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING #1 line of mobile home By offering a complete ** ** r.oting and cooling products fo• the tri · county er81 . 'FURNACES "HEAT PUMPS "AIR CONDITIONERS .'COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS 'FACTORY AUTHORIZED & TRAINED SERVICE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR. EMERGENCY SERVICE CAll (61') U6·9416 Wanted To Buy Wt PlY cash for lata model dean used c. rs. Jim M ink Ch1N .-Otd1 In c Bill Gent Johnson 614 -446· 3e72 WANTED TO auV uted wood & co el heaters . SWAIN 'S FURNITURE . 3rd. & Olive St. Galllpo· tla. Call 814 ·44•· 3159 . TOP CASH paid for '83 model and ntwtr uaed cars . Smi1h Buldt·Pontiac:. 1911 Entam Ava., Gallipolla . Call 814 · 448 2282. For ule 900 lb. toHcco poundtge, 60 centa par pound . Call 114· 446 -3169. Buying daily gold ; litvar colrtt, ''"0'· Jewelry. lftrtlno wart-. old colne. l1rga c urrency. Top pti· ct1. Ed. Burkitt Barber Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. 114982 -347& . �Page-14- The Daily Sentinel 9 Wanted To Buy Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio LAFF·A·DAY 44 W1nted old pianot . Paying UO.OO end each . First floor ooly . Write giving direc:tlont. Witten Piano• BOJC' 188 Sardll, Ohio 43948 Cell 814- Apartment for Rent ••o.oo N icaly furniahed mobile home. eft. apt., central llf and halt in ci ty, edults ontv . Call 61-1 -441 - 483·1106 . 0338 . f II III lOy 111 1! 111 Se rv1ces 11 Redecor1ted apt .. 2 bdr .. •n5 only. Call 304-876·610-1 or 304-875-15386 . Furn. apt . 919 2nd. Ave . Gllli pofia. share blth, single male. S160 mo .. utilitiaa ptid . Call 448 -4416 after 7pm Help Wanted 2 bdr .• near Silver Bridge PI••• · Nice ctrpeting, water & garabaga paid. Call 814-446-7025 . Job Opportunitia: We will train YOU h welding. mechine shop skillt lnd engine meintenence. Full pay end benlfitt while training. lndlviduala must be veers of age 17 -30 Unfumlthed 2 bdr. in Crown City . Call614 -268 -6520. and in good physical oondltion . Call toll free in Ohio, 1· 800-28 2- 1384. Mon. -Thurs. 9AM-2PM for a confidential intet'\llew- . Upst1ira unfurniahed ept .. cer1)411ed. U1Uitiaa paid , no chiklren, no peu. Cell 614 -441-1637 . AVON call for information aboul telling Avon products, earn up to 50% profit. Call 814-446 -21 56 . 2 tldr., furn., good location , utiliti• paid. Call 614 --'"1· 1-1157 1her 4 :30. "Now where the heck did I put my crystal ball?" Careteker wanted lor apt . 00"1)1a:c- 10 live in , retired couple. Cell 304-675-5104 . 1-:~'::~~~~~;'::'::T;.;::;;;:;;::;:;-:::'::'::':::"" boby~ning in my homo I 23 working par8flts. Cell 614 · Will do for :3117 ·7873. AVON Sell A110n ttert up fiHII RUE . Limited time Cell 614· 446·3368 . Public Notice The village of Syracuse is accepting appllce · tiona for Life Guards at london Pool. Raau mu are to be mailed or given to Janice t.wson Viltl(lt Clerk, on or before April Professional Services SHELTON POOL CO Swim · mlng Pool S1Jes lnatallations Repaira . VotJr friendly pool build era. Buffalo. W. Va . 30-1937- 2475 . Real Estate 21 . 1986 . SetH Representetives. Pert time full time, wUI He in & provide leed1. SM1d r•uma, contact in pereon or call Rhodes lnaurance Agency. 107 W. Main St., Oak 31 Homes for Sale or Hill. Oh 46656 . 614·682 ·8644 Help W1nti!Jd Giovanni's Pizu, Gelllpolls. Ohto Apply in person aft..- 2:00 l~y to cera for 2 elderly people in their home . Reference re (Jiirad . Call61-1 -448 -4414 Gonrnment Job1 . 816 ,040 $69. 230 · yr . Now Hiring . Call 806·887 · 6000 E11t . A-9806 for current federal lilt. Eesy Auambly Work! 1600.00 per 100 Guaranteed payment No experience-no ul81 . Detaila ..,d ltlf·addreued atemped 8flV1tklp11: Elan Vital·58"7 3418 Enterpriae Rd . Ft. Pierce, Fl 33482 Easy Auembly Work! UOO .OO per 100 . Guaranteed peyment . No u.perience-No ulea. Detaila und self-lddreued 1t1mped 8f1Vaklpe: El1n Vita l · 716, 3-118 Enterprise Rd . Ft. Pierce. Ft. 33482 To 11M A'ltln in 1ny area . Call 304-6715 -1-129 . PRIOR MILITARY SERVICE INOIVIDUALS· ·The Army National Guard needs your valuable experience. Join the Guard for • p•n -timejob with many b.,tfits like prormttons. &ducationll ••liltenCI, retirement. and many more . 30"· 675 -3960 or 1 -800- 842· 3619 . Semi Driven, 2 years over r o ~ e11periance. one year flat bed e111perience. 23 yaart ot eg e or older. current m&dic al card. c1ll 304-273 -9391 . Fedaul . State !W'Id Civil Service joba now &\'a ilable in your area FOf hformation call 806 -844 9633 Dept. 1201 HOW DOES A MONTHLY PA Y· CHECK . &ducationalassiatlnce. life i"!IUran ce and retirement benefiu aound 1 When el11 but the ARMY NATIONAL GUARD can gat a pan time job wrth ao m~ny full time benefita1 304675 -3950 or 1-800-842 · 36 19 All trades apply in person. Wayne Co rp , At . 62 North . acro11 fro m Sac:ldlebro<~k Inn at office tr11i lar . 9 00 · 5 :00PM lady to work 8 hOur shrh carrng for elderlv ladv m Point Ple.san t. send (J.Jalificatio ns and refr en ces 1'3 Box C-25 c era of Porn t PIYaant A8Qiatar . 20 0 Me in St . Point Pleaun t. w Va 18 Wanted to Do Spring cl&anin g t ime ~gain ? Full or pert -time for ho f1lft oroff ic8 II you 111 saak1ng ~ li a bility . ho,..sty. and experien ce Call 814 - 446 ·8201 or 61 4 -25 6 1669 . Davs or ev enrn g1 EmpklymMt wanted Heavy or light house cl ean ing , weak ly or biweekly Call 8 14 -245-60 28 Give pi&no leu or,. m my 1'1o me to ldult studen ts Also tllech chordir1g en d transposin g c.n 814 992 ·&4 03 Financial 21 Business Opportunity 4 bedroom house tor ull. fireplace, 3 mi . touth of Gallipolia. S29,900 . CeH days 614 -146 -1616 or nighls 614 -446 1244 2 bdr . 5 yr . home, m1nt condi tion Restricted subdivition , 9 milat from G111ipolia . Call 61 .a. 256 -6200 . 7 room• & bath. 1 acre more or leas, cerptfad throughout, vinyl aiding 121S.OOO . 12 N. Main St .. Cheshire . Call 614·448 -3793. For sale or rltf"tt 3 bc:h. houae in Eureka with 32 acres . On Rt. 7 . Oil heat, coonty water. Call 614·446 ·2206 . laurel Ranch Style, 3 bdr. a. g1rage. on large lot in Addiaon Twp ., 9 1/J% fixed 30 year FHA teen evailable Call 61-1 --148 - 0722 7 room hou ... overkJoiting Ohio River in Additon . Newly remo · deliJd , 3 bedrooms. 1 beth. pertial buement. carport, cellar. 2 1'1aeting syatema. vinyt atding. On 'h acre land . t26 ,000 . Call 614 · 367 ·0447 or 614 -3870-165 . Will pla ce d ge ratte machin es . Good co mmiu io ns Ca n 30 4 - 773·5661 - - - - - - -- - k - Own you r own iaan -spo rt swur, l~ln apparel . child ren a. larg e size. petite. combinat ion ttore , metem1ty . dencewear. acceuo riea . Jord11ch11. Chic. lea. l evi. lzod . Gitano, To mboy. Calvin Klein , Sergio Vllenta, Evan PiooniB. l b Claiborne. Members Only, Gasoline. Hult hte11 . o...er 1000 other~ . 113 ,30 0 t o *24.900 Inven tory . treinin g. fixtura , grand open ing etc Ca n opern 15 days . Mr . l ou gi'11 in 1612)888 61i65 . 22 Money to loan HOME OWNERS -Reflnltllce to low fixed rate. Uta eQuity for any purpo11. Leader Mongage Co., 814·152·3061 23 Professional Services PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR . redilooveryour pltno 't b.. ullful tont, ctH today , Wards k•Y · boord. 304·175 · 5500 or 675· 3824 . 1980 liberty 141154, 2 bad· room, appliancn , underpinning . excellent condition. Muat be moved , $7.500 . Call &U -4-16 0963 or 614 -446 -6265 1980 liberty 141154 , 2 bad· room, unfurnished , vinyl underpinn ing inc luded Muat self. Call 304-n3 -5873 1975 ClmMon Mobile Home for sale. 121160 . Coli 614 -992 · 6624 121160 PMC handy mans special $2960 . 12 .. 60 Aquarious 2 bedroom All elect ri c . Sale lor U500 . Cell614 -667 -3670. 1972 Homette. 12x65 . 2 bedroom, IJII heat, gas water heater. gaa ato ... e. Trailer sat-up on ranted lot in Ci'1eshira. S4000. Call 614 -742 -2726 . 12x55 Buddy, 3 bedroom, good condition throughout . I 5000 Call 614 -986·4149. MOBilE HOMES MOVED: in tured. rtltonable ratn . Call 304·576 ·2336 Holly P1rk 121166, 8Jpando 8ll12 . 3 bedrooma, porch , un derpeJming . new heat pump. lots of extrll, will sell cheap, 304 773 -913". 75 Peril Avenue , 2 porch awninga . new carpet and undtr · penn ing , 304 ·675 · 2866 or 675 -!i765 . 1:; : ;;==;===:;:::::::;=:= 33 Farms for Sale 52 acre farm including mobile home . fenced wooda and p41S· ture with year-round water aupply, tillable acreage, barn, ahed and com crib. For more lnformetion Plana c all 614· 3 bdr . 2 barn. large lot, 181132 696 -1124 pool. 1 'h m ile fromhoapltal . Call [ ;:-:~~--::------614 -446 -9756 . 1 -4PM . Smallltrm rn ~aon. 12 acra and 8 lots. would aall on find House for sale or rent C11f contra ct, 30-1-nJ -5157 6 14 -367-02"2 3 Bedroom houaa on old 180 It Evergreen . Si11 on 1J1 ecre tot, above ground awimming pool. satellite avatem . 146 .000. 448 3624 . To sell ntete 1 floor home 1lumi num 1iding . new root. c erpeted , forma l !lining room, Located neer Pomer oy Elemantlry . Asking under t20.000 Call614 -992 -5322 Tw o bedroo m home rudy fo r occupancy. Equipped with kit chen renga . rl'lfrigeretor and c abrn ets Completel'¥' carpeted $34 .9 0 0 located in Gener1 f Ha rt inger Sub in Middleport Real eatata t111 ab1temant program in affect lor 15 yters. Calf 1 ·6 1 4 ·992 ·6782 between 8AM and 4PM dll"r large 2 story ho me . Full baaement. woo d fu rnace and fuel oil lurna c.,. t railer hook-up A.pprox 1 ·2 ac re1. Close to Meigs Minea. rn Dexter Priced to sell . Cell 61 4 . 7 42 -2832 - - -- - - - - ·le- For rent or ufa on land contr1 ct. 3 bed room home located at 405 S prr ng Ava .. PomerO'f' . Ot11o S200 deposit , 1275 . per month Call614 -753 -4858 35 lots & Acreage 2 .4 acre building lot. cit y achoola, 16 .500 Call 614 -3792865 8 ac res , 3 ba ms , septic lank and co unty water Finan cmg aveilabla. Call 614 ·379 -2268 50 acrn , small bern. tobacco allotment . minel"ll right s. rural water, 304 -67 5 -3626 Rentals 41 for Sale NEW AND USED MOeiLE KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES . 4 Ml WEST . GALliPOLIS . RT 35 . PHONE 61-1 -446 -7274 . 1 973 New Moon 12x85 . 2 bdr . woodburner. cei ling fan. air cond., porch & underpinning . C1lt 61 4 ·266 -93&1 1972 U~~;7 0 3 bd r home good cond ition . belt off.,. Call 614 · 446 -75-16 . 14x70 all electri c 2 bedrooma. 2 full bltha, canttelalr. appllenc81 included , t1 1.&00. Cell 614 -146· 3243 . 1975 Richwood 14x60 2 bdr., pan fum . Call 614 -446 --1651 or 81-1 ·387· 0397. 1981 Commodore 4-lx14 , 2 br., u c . cond . CIII614 -38B-81526 1982 NHhUt 14x86, 2 bed roo m. d ln lngroom , g•den tub . 111 gat. Cell 814-387-0251 after 4 :30PM. 1976 Metcot mobile home 12x80, good condit ion, t7 .000. Call 814-448 -24!2 or 6U.. 446 ·77-19. Houses for Rent ~ 1170 Concord 12d8 with exptndo. woodbuming atove, AC , ref,tgeralor end ttove, 2 bedroomt. 14.200 . Call 114-· Ml· l892 . 3 bdr. Honeyauckle Hilla wateraewer-tr11h Mrvicea provided, no pets, dep . required . C1ll 614·4-18·1134 . Equal Houaing Oppor1unity. Nice 2 bdr. apt.. 4 mi . from Galllpolla. Stove. n~frig . & w1ter furnished S200 month. no peta. Calf 614 -4-16 -8038. 2 bedroom apt . in New Ha... en. W . Va . Newly remodeled . In to wn . Call614 -992 -7481 . t bedroom apt for rent . Basic r8flt starts 8215 . 11 month that includ81 all ul ilitiea. Oapoait requited of UOO . Contect Viilege Menor Apt . Middleport 614 -992 -7787 . Equal Houaing Opportunity . 1 bedroom unfurnished apt .with stove, ret ., wathar, dryer . AU utiitiea pd . except electric. Ouhtt c ountry setting . 12 miles northwest of Pomeroy on U.S· 33 .Cell 61-1· 992 ·2807 af1er 6 :30p.m. APARTMENTS . mobile hom11 . hou•" · Pt . Pleaaanund Gallipo · lis . 81<1·"46 ·8221 APARTMENT FOR RENT Now accepting application• lor rental apartmanta in Meaon Apartments limited. Two bedroom apartments at 8199 .00 par month . Rental rates mev be higher depending on income. Houaing will beav1il1ble to each 1pllic1te regard!•• to their rice , color . religion , aa• or natural origin . lntereated tppiicants should ctll 30-1-773 -5011 or contact Deni11 Streib or Welter Juaticettth•M• inOffice, 1676 Brice Road . Reynoldaburg , Ohio 43069 or can 61-1 -883-4514. COUNTRY MOBILE Ho me Park. RoutiB 33 , Nonh of Pomeroy . Lerge lots Cell 614 -992 -1-179 . Tr ailer 1peces. 1m111 ch itdren acc epted. s&'h'ltl and water furnished , locust Ad , back of K & K. 304-875 -1076 3 bdr house . furnished kitchen Calf 614 -446·702 5 Mobil home lot for ren t. sea at Mowreys Upholstery . Mason County Fair Grounda or phone 304-676 -4164 . For rent with option to buy . 3 ~ro o ms , bu ilt in ki1chen, 2 c1r garage, e 220 00 month . daposi1, New Ha\'en. 304 -88 2- 2688 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Fu rn iah~ . cable. beau tiful rNe r· 'Jiew , in Kanauga, no c ity taxea Foattrt Mobile Ho me Park Call 814 -4-18 -1802 Newt.,. r1modeled 3 bd1 mo bile home . 12x65 furni• hMl oru nhH · nithed Bulavrll e Rd Call 6 14 · 4-16 -0527 ehet' 3 :00 . In Eureh nr ce & c le an, p1rt . furn .. 1dulu only . no peu, t180 mo . Oep req , Call 614 -258 · 1638 or 614·266 ·129 1 Furnithed 2 bedrooni traiiM . ll60 dep . 1176 month , Neigh · borhood Road Call 614 -<146 97 36 . 2 bedroom, Ra cin fl aru 614 ·992 -6858 44 Calf Apartment for Rent 47 Wanted to Rent Large houae in the country with so ma • cr. .ge. Cell 614 -696 1271 . Merchandise 61 Household Goods SWAIN AUC TION & FURNITURE 62 Ol ive St .. Galfipoll1 . Ntw & uaed wood-coa leto vas . e pc wood lR su ite t399 , bunk beda t199 11ntron recliners $99, new S: Ul~ bedroom auitn . rang11 , wrlflger wuheJt. & st'lo• . New fiv in groo m suitn 1199 -t699 , Iampi , also buying co al & wood stoves Call614 -446 -3169 . LAYNE ' S FURNIT URE So fas and chairs priced ftom t 285 t~ *8915 . Tlbl11. •60 lf'ld up to $126 Hide·a·beda,l390 . and up to 81550 . 10fe beda $ 146 , Recl iners . U26 t o 1376 , limp• hom 128 to $ 125 . pc. dinenn from e 109 ., 1o4315. 7 pc. t189endup . Wood table with aix ch1ir1 1285 to $745 Oak $1215 up to 1 375 . Hutchn , 1550 . Bunk bed com· plete whh mlnfflltN , $275 . and up to 1395 . Baby bedt, 1110 . Mattruau or bo x springs. full or twin , •e3 .. firm, 173. 1nd tel . Queen Mt11, $ 226. Bed fremtl, t20, and $25 .. 10 gun · Gun c ablnet:t t350 . Ota o r electric rang.; t376 . B1t1y m•nrMaet, 135 • U6. bed framas t20, US , • 130. king fr1me UO Good selection of bedroom .,ttts, rodters. metal clbineta, hMd . boarda t38 & up to te5 . UNd Furniture -- Dreaaer. & bed. Trundle bad, mete! offlce dMkl. 3 mlln out Bultvill• Ad . Op1n 9em to 5pm. Mon . thru Set. 614·44S ·0322 JACKSON ESTATES APART· MENTS !Equal Houting Opportuntcy) monti'11y rlf1t 111r1s at 1171 for 1 bedroom and UU for 2 bedroom, d..,ash t200, located nur lllt'lng \lelltv Ptua end Foodlancl. pool end C1bie TV evaileble, office hour~ 11 poetl blt10 amto4pm end? pmto8 pm Mondey·frida,. Cell 114· 441-2748 Of IHYI mMNgt. OOOD USED APPLIANCES Welhet"t, dryert , retr6geretore, rang1a . Slragg1 Appll11n cta , Upper Rl'ltr Rd. betide Stone , Crwl Moll!. 814·446 · 7388. County AppHence, Inc. Qood ....tt tpplltncet end TV Mta. Open BAM to IPM. Mon thru Sot. 114·441·1199 . 127 3rd. Ave. Otlllpolls, OH. KIT 'N' CARLYLE @by Llrry Wright 76 V1lley Fumiturll, new & u..d. large 18ction of QUality furniture . 1216 Eastern Ave ., O•llipollt . 76 Callahan 's Used Tire Shop. Over 1,000 tir" , sizes 12, 13, 14 , 16 , 18 . 16.6 . 8 miln out Rt . 218. Ctll614 -266· 6251 . Electrolux vacct~um cle~ners. A-1 condition -•ttechmenU . A...aileble et 872 00 Cesh or terms arranged . Call 61-1·246 9116 or 304-675 -8799 . Double bed -mattresa & epringa. aotid wood held bo~rd. exc. cond., t126 . Oollhouae7rooms 175. Cell614 -246 -6417 . Plaatic datem at1te epprovad , plattlc septic tenka, plf~ttic culverts, metal culvartt, all ctpa Ron EvensEnterpriaea, Jackaon . ~.!::::::::::::::::::~~:::::::::::·:··::~:~::.~:!. F.1r111 St,ppl lt:> 1\ 61 Farm Equipment CROSS 6 SONS U.S . 35 Wfllt. Jacbon, Ohio. 814·288·11451 . Ma11ey Fervueon, New Hollend, Bush Hog Sal• & Service. Over 40 Ulad trtctora to cflooea from & OOff1Jieta line of new & uted equipment. largest •lectlon in S.E . Ohio. JIM"S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER . SR 35 W. Gelllpolit, Ohio. Callll1•·•te · 9777, ev1. 614 -44-1 -3192 . Up front trtctora with WlrTenty OYer 11 UMd tractors, 1000 tool•. 614 ·448·8398 . 1974 John Deere dorer 360 B-6 way bllde, long super two 6NI b1ckhoa. 1969 GMC 6500 serin V-6 . & apd. cab&. ctr ... y. 1978 Ford Fairmont . Call 614 - 6622 . 800 Ford Tractor, high and lOw range. u...e hydraulic.. e11tra clean, new Nbtler. 129150. 2 bottom plowt, US& . 5 ft. Ford Bu•h Hog . USO . 2 row cultivl· tor, •t96 . I ft . Atw Slider Blade, •175 . Boom Pole, 146. 501 Ford Mower. t4!0 . Cal 614 ·288 ·111122 . Mixed hl!udwood alab1 . •12 par bundliB. containing approx . 11JJ ton . F.0 .B. Ohio Pellot Co., Pomeroy , Otlio. Call 614 -992 · 6461 Before you buy your next trtctor, get the bell price, Slden EQuip· ment Co"1ftny , Hendar10n, W. Vo. 304·676· 7421. H_ALF PRICEI Flnhing arrow 11gns J299! Lianted , no n-•rrow 12791 NonUghtld 82291 Free Jenera! Onl.,. few left. See loc a lly . 1(800 )423 - 0163 . anytime . Ctlest type Pepsi pop cooler. 1895 .00 Phone 304 -676 · 2814 . F•rm ~uipflll!lnt . Allis Chalmers t'lay baler. Mauev Fergu10n front end loader. 304-468 · 1917 . 2 mw mech . trenspllnter 300 g.al. w1ter t1nk lih new •1000. 52 " toblceo or tomalo •tickt15 ctnta. Morgen ' t Woodl1wn Farm, At . 35 , 30-1-875-1291 or 304·523 · 6843 . Pole Building Special , many colors 1nd liz", cell tor low prk;es , 614 -2-15 ·91-'8. MF hay bi"ld, MF 2 bottom plOw, hey rake, New Holland 7 ft. retr mower. post hole c:Hgger. 304- 695·3450. Duetz -AIIil 1.-wn .,d gard• tractors and equipment . Befort you buy chiCk with ut on the horaepower you need . We hl\'11 8 , 10 , 11 , 13 . 14 , 11.17,19 in dlffeflnt alaet end mower widtht. We have CO~Kt dllttl tractors in Hp renge 18 , 21. 32. Buy where you cen get Mftlict tnd par1a. KHfert Strvloe Ctn· ter , St. Rt. 87. Point Ple111nt 1nd Ripl-v Road . ptlone 304· 696·3174. Duet•AIIIa Tractor• end Farm Equ~ment. Don' t buy before Surpfut · Denim - Armv · Rental Clothing, Shoe• Boota all 1iua, ell year Heavy Ctoti'1ing. S1m Somerville '• . hat . A•vanawood . Junction · lndepende· 1nce Road - Old At . 21 , Fri. Even ings, Stt .. Sun ., 1 :00 -7 :00 p.m. !Discount Political Advertising Specitltrn It Fraction Ofi9 in1l Coat 30"·87&-3334 ) you give us a try , w. ctn uve you money on l"'&ry deal. plua buywhereyoucangetPIIrtllnd service. Seeournew model385. com plentera. they h...,• 4 been tfllted for 4 y..,., Kttfert S•n~lce C•ter, St. At. 87 . Point Pleaeant and RlpleyRold . phon• 3 prom drea1e1. sins 3 , 6. 7. Cell 1her 6. 304-8715 -2-174 . 62 Wanted to Buy One AKC reglatered Shtttie !M ine ture Collie( tamale . 10 wks old , 11715 .00 . 304-578 -2762 . 55 Building Supplies Building M1teri1la Bkldl, brick. MWer pip•. wln dowl, lintela , ate . Claude Win lara, Rto Grande. 0 . Cell 1114· 245-6121 . Kentucky l..ump , Oi'1 io lu"1) , Oh io Stoker. V1rd or daltvery, cement blo ch and buldlng m~teri1l . Galttpolit 8iocll Co .. Pina St.. G11lipolia, Ohio C11! 614·448·2783. Block. bricll . mort1r and ma· tonry tupplles. Mountein State Blodl, Rt . 33 , New Haven , W. v•. 304·882·2222 . 56 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd C•nery kll'lntl. CF A Hlmlllyen , Ptr~iln and Siam•• klttana . AKC Ct'low puppies. Cell 448 ·3844 aftlf 7PM . Chihu1hu1 '1 pupp ies 1nd 1 m1le dog, will hold .for Eestflf . Cen SI4·31B·8632 Tickflekl Kennela . All breed dog grooming . Obeclienct tr~lnln9 inJtructlon . AKC Germen Mr• h1lred Point1r puppi• . Ctl 614·38B·6720. Eeater rtbblts. $3 each . RoM Hill. Po meroy. Can 614 -992. 6717. 58 Fruit & Vegetable• FrHztr bHf cut, wrapptd Wid froztn. Ctrt Kinnaird, 304-171· 4182. 181& ... 614 ·446·1243. 96 Monte C1rkl , poWirllteering, power brakes. 1ir. cruise. 306 'V -8. overdrive trans, ttereo. Call 614·379· 2662 . 1983 Plymouth Turitn'O 2 dr., 6 37 .000 mllea . Cell 61-1· ~pd .. 379·2728 . 1918 Chevelle 4spd., 488 gear, Hurricane wheelt, beet offer. 1970 Chevalle. Cell 61-1 -446· 340 lntemetionll tractor with pkJWI a mower, •2.-195 . Cell 256·1906 H.O.LF PRICE ! Fleshing errow stgn s 12991 lighted. non -arrow t2791 Nonlighted 12291 Free leneraf Only few left. Sat loc ally . 1(800 1"23 - 0UI3 , anytime . 19 78 Unooln Continantal Mark V, 25.000 mi ., green, good eond .. 17.000. Call 814·448· 1978 Cutl-.a Broughem good cond. Cel 814 -44-11 ·21514. o\020 John Deere 01-..t with elb . Mutt •• to 1ppreelete. e5995. f5 Bonom lntemettontl PloWI. M96 . 10ft. Bird! Whet! Oitc . 1795. TO 30 FtrguiOn Tractor. t1t96. 3 point Fervu· ton Aeka . •496 . New Holland 68 Stier. t660. Eldrt c!Mn . 2 row Mattie Fergueon Com Planter. 1295. M•-'• Ferguton Mowet . 1696. Call 814 -2811· Antique & modem furniture: large white macrame table, large room shelf, glanw~re Call Autos for Sale 8201 or 814·446·81 13 . 1978 Model Dodge Colt 1nd baby goata. C1ll 614 -446 -0169 efter 6 Rototilter. 4 HP . Call after 5PM. 614 -446 -1190. 71 85 Maa..,.Fe~uson 240 dina!. 2 apd . trena . live power, apln outs, power tteerlni . Cell 114379·26&2. 814·281· 111122 . 614 ·446·3159 . TrdllSIJOrlnlion Llv ~s lot:k Oh . 614 ·288 ·5930 . For ule 900 lb . tob1eco poun dage. 50 cents per pound . Call A WORLD·CI.AS$ FAKE . • LIKE~VEAL . Television Viewing WEDNESDAY 6:05· 6:30 "'w 304·695· 3174 . FOf .... -900 lb. tobecco poundege. 50 eenla per pound. Call 614·441 ·3159. 63 livestock tiontl trPI~G · Rtgittertd 10 month okt OUIIrter Coh. Good conflrmatlort. Will HI ReMOne· bly. Coil 814 ·211· S822 . 1978 Plymouth Fury 2 dr . new Tiempo tiffll, elot of new perU . noi .. in engfne. Sale or tradtfor beat offer. See at: 1710 Ch•· ttrem Ave., Gellipolis, OH . .1982 beige Chevatte Scooter, 50,000 miles, a~nroof , 12 .400 CII11114 -446 -44S3. 1979 Pinto Wqon . 4 cyf .. whtte . AT. PS , AC , WSW. radio . remote cont. min-on. top r1ck . retr defogger. letttticktr. Lots of extr11. sh1rp , 11900. Call 814-992-2278 after 6:00p.m. 1977 El Cemlno Cleuic. Call 1114-992-2482 af1tr 6:00p.m. 1978 Ford Elite 1500. Call 14100.00 . 304·175 ·2611 . 19B1 Z 28 Cemero. 3&0 auto , T-top, good cond, 304-576 2119. ' 74 VW M.ln bug, good cond , 304·773·9186 . 1973 Mazd1 RX -2, runa good . tlraa good . rotary engin1 . 1260.00. Call before 9 :00PM , 304·675·6868 . 19n Old• Cutl1ss Supreme. PS , PB, AC , AM 8 tflck , good cond. 30" -875- 1268 . 1980 Muttang, ttlndard, 4 cyl , 11 ,000.00. 1973 Pinto for ptrtl •100.00. Cetl after 6 :00 PM 304·856· 3012. 1981 Honda Prelude. 1976 Ford Mustang. Good cond, cat! 304· 73 Vans & 4 W.O. !;;:::::;;::;:::=::;:=== 74 Motorcycles 1------- --- 1883 50 Y1metle Street Bike. Nflldt blttery and tuned . Alto 1988 Honda TreiiiO. N"" tlr11, ohetn ll'ld 1Proc:let1. Been 1n Hey for 11'e or trtdt . Rourtd • 1t0r1ge, netda t.ttery 1nd ttuotIQuart btl• . Cen deliver. Cal tte ctble. t1 00. ..ch . Call 114-915·41 48. Tom &1U..,, S14· 31S·II7S . deliver. Hay & Grein UO . Cell 1114-192· 1181 CM 400 Honda . Bought nM "' 1114. Fectof'\' cuttorn. meg wheell. lertetenk. curtom - . , . ,. 1240 Clfl!ul mll11. Cleen mtxad hly for lilt. CeM 114·692· 3708 - l n p. twiYe llf8Qid. Lllte niW, mint oondhlon. 11000. Coli 114· Good mixed hay, *· 71 1 bill. Call 114 ~ 841 · 3011 l:ft• I :OO. 1----------1110 Kew-.ald LTD 1000, e•c Mixed hay a.rge equate bllfll n .211 . 304·f1S·6171 . ' IIS-4148. oond. 304·f7S· 8433. Hoy tor 1111. 304-MI·MIO. 1174 110 Buruld 1110.00. 1111 FIOO trucll. $610 .00. Ahor 1 :00. 304·S7S· 2307 . Muld'l hty and ttriW, 304*87 1 • lt.lzulkti&O GT, 3 cyt, exc con d. 11011 . Heaven (CC) While working at a camp for yo ung cancer v ictims . Jonathan and Mark anempt t o reunite a 1 0 -vear -old boy with his rock star father (2 hrs .) Unconditional lifetime guaran tee. local references furn;.hed . FrM ntimatea. Cell collect 1-61-1-237 -0488. day or nlgt'lt . Rogera Beaement Weterproofing. 304-f71·4437 ... a7S·33U . IR). ill Born Free i!) I 986 National High Cheerleeding School Championship ALLEY OOP Ill Ill (j}) MecGyver (CC) Dave't Home lmprovementa. Vinyl. aluminum gutt1ra e. cuetom trim. 17 yea,. 811perJ.,ce. Cell 814-448·94117. Macgyver is taken hostage by a group of revengefu l in -, habi t ants from a desolate COME ON, 8LJSTER! QUIT STALliNG AND GET MOVING! land (60 min I fl) CD Deja View 0 ill ® Fasl Times (I) MacNoil·loh,.r Newsh· our (j]) live from the Mat: lohongrln (Subtitled) A knighl protector arriiJes in answer to a woman 's prayers to de- l.andacaping: Shade & fruit ,.,. .. 12 in. vew• 19 .60 each, Golden Junlplfl U .&O eech. Mulch . Coli fi4 ·446·446 ·964S . B:30 OUR CORN~ Sterk• Tree and L.ewn Service l1ndecaping. 304-578 -2010 . ' J Rotary or clbll tool drilling. Moat wells eompletedstmeday. PufT11 aalet end nrvloe. 304- r TOI..O 'rOLl COMPlETELY TO PLANT WIPEDQJT. .. WE'RE RUINED! SLINFI...ONER 5EED6! I Clerk Plumbing 1nd He1tlng, 18 ye1r1 txperienCI, unttop dr1in1. Nlw · remodaling·replir worft. Pt'lone 304-882-2012 . · STAVOUT OFTHATOL' CHINABERRV TREE Excavating ··AN' NOW FIRST TH' LIMB BROKE · THEN JUGHAID's ARM BROKE·- I'M BROKE 3. and Peppermint Pany celebrate Easter in the t radi tio na l way, linus awaits the arr ival of the legendary 13 f'ren r h composer 15 Helios 16 Legion nairP 18 Taro root 6 Fragment 19 Sojoum 8 Uterary Cil ® 11's tho Easter Beagle, Charlie Brown (CCI While Charlie Brown . Lucy K_e n' a Wattr Service. Wella . Ctatern1 . pools filled . Phone 114 -367 -0623 or 61-1 -3877741 night or day. limtstOnl. lind , 1nd gra... el . Ceii&U -387-7760. 1163 S.c. Ave.. Gel1ipo lla fSU --148 -7833 or 514 -448 : 1833 . R & M Furn iture Menultcturtng St. Rt . 7 , Crown City , Oh . Cali 814· 256 -U?O , Ctll E\'e. 114 • 4411 - 3438 . Old & RIW Uphottertd. resort sound 27 Run co 29 Noo in n lmmcnsr U Chuu En· - Bobbidi 30 Formi c acid Cil SIN OF INNOCENCE Stepbrother & atop. sister become lovers! Adv 38 Thank you (Fr.) 40 AJaskaJl hr-+-+- 4Z "The Cowardly Antwerp . (3 hrs .) In S1ereo. 10:00 0 ill (!I) Blocke"s Magic When Alex declines e jew· " 43 Dog"s skin ailme nt e ler' s challenge to outwit his secu._rity system. Leon- DAILVCRYPTOQUOTES- Here's how to work il : AXVDLBAAXR isLONGFELLOW One letter stands for another. In this samp l<" A os used for the thre"e L's, X for the two O's. etc. Single letl.,rs . apos~. the length and formation of the words are aII hints. Each day the code letters are different. CKYPTOQUOTE CQ G NV SB V NOIJJ, TilE QUE?TION EAT~EM BETWEEN SETS .. OR DO WE Etl:r liiEM IIETWEEH GAMES FCZUD . II l' A WH SZE~I"D BH F • F CZV D I II H I " ll N y y c D G N V RA F VN F S i> l" A 11 H ~ ll A F H G l' Vetterdar'a Cl')lptoq~ote : OTHER MF. N ARF. lENSES THROUGH WHICH WE READ r ll"R OWl\ MINDS. - RALPH WALOO EMERSON Stere o. demy Award nominees for Cil Bill Cosby Sttow (I) Tennis Magazine (I) ABC News Nigh11ine llJ (I) MOVIE: 'The Coun 'JI.est ~tpr' ·•®MOVIE: c!J Rawhlclt · "lncldontln San 1 war and copes with a new woman police commis- <IllSPN 8kHng Maguine II) Entert~lnmenl Tonight A look e1 this year·s Ata· r D Q NG DJ eattempts (I) T.J. Hooker Hooker to end trucken' sioner. (60 min.l (R). • (j2) ABC Nows Nlghtllna ll1l Troppor John, M.D. ·12:00 ClliiMt of Groucho RA N y y Z AD I 8 H QNGDJ , efiiiiOTexl r--- PonugueS<' 39 Aviary 28 Hold out 29 "Bibbidi Ted Turner and Judga · Reinhold . (60 min.l In S1ereo . l!l SponaCenter ill WKRP in Cincinnati PEANUTS TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 26 town 20 36 Til." co mposer 14 Inn 17 EnRiish ment Show Tonight's gueatl are t Coal, limMtone, gravel. at• Deli\'ered 1 ton and up. Jim laniet , 304-676 ·1247 or 675- t:/0 WE work II Middle 23 Amphibian 32 Com·ct 24 DemaJld 33 Moasu n• 25 ~Mess iah ~ 34 .1om m 27 HoistinR de viet' 10:05 C1J MOVIE: 'Final Count· down· 10:30 ril Pltlle Do 11 lot Me Ole 1 1:00 • til Ntwll enter (I) Man from 'J.N.C.LE ® • CIJe ll ~ 9 N-a • f1) Benny Ht. Show ® Ey-ltnNI News ll1l WKRP in Clncinntti ill (!I) Thl Tonight 1 1:30 • IS, 21 Cover 22 Some measur£>- young girl challenge a will which leaves her in the eus· 1ody of a gay man . (60 min.)(R). YOU Tll006IIT FORGET THE CIIOCOLATE C ~IP DII'N'T YOU? Yesterday's Answer 70netim e 23 Guidon 24 Suil in a racing car accident while the relatives of a . Upholstery 4 Gatherrd 5 Fores1all arrested when the jeweler J1mea Boya Water Strvicl. Also. poola filled. Caii814 -2S8 · 1 141 or 81<1 -448 -1175 or 11-1--146~· 87 •• 6i~·~tal @N-i 7397 EAST +K J 1065 4 • J 10 8 6 t K9 10 •.. is later found dead . (60 mon.) (R). (I) CBN Nowo Tonight (I) G) (j}) Arthur Halley's Holll ICC) Chris1ine holds vigil over Peter after he is General Hauling 791 I ... WEST +A 7 3 2 ard secretly accepts-and is Good -1 EIICII\Iatl ng, btsementrl footare , driv~aya. aeptlc tanks, lendaceplng. Call anytime &1• · -148 -4&37. JlmM l . Deviaot\ Jr . owner . 86 +A 6 5 2 thai qualifies as the gospel truth. it is this: When you bave a good fit for your tQ 7 6 532 partner's pre-emptive bid, take away + 143 + as much of the opponents" bidding SOUTH room as possible without taking leave of your senses. Today West knew thai .K Q 9 532 North would surely raise South"s +A 10 three-heart overeall to four , and he +KQJ 98 also knew that be would bid four Vulnerable: Both spades when North-South arrived at Dealer: Wesl four hearts. So why in the world didn "t he jump to four spades right away ? 1 West Nortb East can't answer that for you. but I can Pass Pass 2+ point out that. given enough room , Pass North·South were able to get to a good Pass 5+ Pass slam. Pass Pass Pass When South cue-bid his void in Opening lead: • A spades. North. with two aces. felt quite comfortable showing the club ace . That was enough for South, who bid six L----------hearts. It's easy to see that West has a good save in six spades. probably down only one - two at the most but a player wbo wouldn "t bid four and since he could never handle that spades over three hearts is consistent division if the four trumps were wjth in not bidding six spades over six · West. declarer played correctly by hearts. And there was some slight j first leading to dummy 's heart aC1! . He chan"".that declarer might be defeat· 1 could now easily pick up th~ trumps by ed on his slam. Not this time! 1 getting back to dummy woth the club South ruffed the opening lead. Since ace to come through East a second the only danger was a 4·0 trump sp(it. time . m Collego Basketball: * • A7 I • J 8l If there is one bit of brodge advice fjJ NIT 0 NORTH +Q 9 B By Jam.. Jacoby to a woman 's prayers to defend her Jamily's rightful c laim to the dukedom of BARNEY 1 TOLD JUGHAID TO Jumbael: BLESS OUNCE TAWDRY COHORT ' Answer: How a nest egg must be fe athered - 1 Only the brave .take the save O Cil® MOVIE: 'Sinof In· nocence' (CC) II) live from the Met: lot> ongrin (Subtitled) A kn ight protector arriiJes in answer 446·4477 r "t I I I I I 0 CBS Plumbing & Heating Cor. Fourth and Pine Galllpolla, Ohio Phone 114·"41-3888 or 81-1- C'O , ,_, 15. Now arrange the circled letters to lorm the surprise ansWEW. as sugI)Mted by the above cartoon. by THOMAS JOS£PH ACROSS « Israeli I F.x·hoxer airport AJi, to pals 45 Duck 6 Syl'ltn DOWN deity I Nerve ( sl.i 2 Pay 9 Pooch IOTiny homage to particle 3 Spanish 12 AmalRarnau• province 896·3802 CARTER '& PLUMSI"O A"D HEATING ":"0 " 5 1i• o.JN "r iL ,,_, e.v WITH CASH ··DOWN . e~eis and Ben anack Blake 's character in the m idst of the trial , a revenge-minded Claudia drifts back into Adam ' s life, and Ben traps the mystery woman Who can expose him. (60 min .) MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP WHATt.L ~DO, Ael(iiAIL~ WE~E OC)NE FER. i HE tAnSwet S IOITX)fl"OW) YestMday's Eas1er Beagle . (RI 9:00 (I) 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from lasV~o. NV (1) 11) (j}) Dynasty (CC) AI· RON ' S Tlltvition Service . Hou• callt on RCA . Ouaur. GE . Specitling In Zenith. Cell 876· 2088 or 176.7368. i l'iE J UillY ArtE 5 UP'F'05E 1::> II Print answer here: 4 ,000 mi le trek along the Amazon River . (2 hrs.) D. and M. Contr~ctora . VlnY, aiding; replacem .. t wtndowe; inaulatlng ; roofing; IIIIW. remodlllng; concrete; lntide, outside painting. CeH 304-773-8131 . 83 IUPCATE I (J I @ MOVIE: 'Hooper' 8:05 Cl) Cousteeu: Amazon Cousteau recal ls his most difficu lt adiJenture - a landscaplrtg tvergreens, thlde It fruit tr .... Muld-r t36 . 2 mil• North of Sltvtr Bridge. C1ll 614 -4.all -9841 . 82 IZEABAL I I K1 tJ fend her fa;,ily- 's rightful claim to the dukedom of Antwerp. (4 hrs.)ln Stereo. H1rdwood Floora. S1nding & reflntthing . Perklt and tounge It Groove. FrrM81timata, refwencea avaHabla. Willard & l>avid Blankenahi~ . 1114--1411-0218 or 814-4.a6 --1047 . Commerc;Jel • raaldentlal. 19?3 Chl"'rolet Pk:ltup , 1979 motor. air condttlon, new u heutt end tlrN. t900 . Firm. Phone 304·175· 1721 . 197-1 ChfiVY httf ton truck . I cyl, 3 spHCI auto, needt tome work, u lo U7&.00 . 304·85S· 3078 l'ltnin;1 1 :00 to 9:00. Lennon . @ Bob Newhart 7:35 ([) Sanford and Son 8:00 0 ill ii$1 Highway to BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 72 62M. i!) N BA Todey (!) Super lot1o Drawing fll 1Il Poppies 0 ill @ Jeopardy IIl To the Manor Born ® Wheel of Fortune Cl) (j}l Entertainment Tonight Interview wit h Ju lian Home Improvements AINGlES ' S SERVICE, experienced c•rp!Wittr. electrician. muon, peinter. roofing !Including h~t tar tppiiCition) 304 - '73 ChiVY truck .atenderd . runs guod . body rough, 304 · n3- tl.l "Tro LAB 1 304·176· 71 09 . t-:::--- - - - - - - - - HAl/~ '~ FI~W ·aest Actor'. fjJ I1J Jefforsons 0 (J) ii$1 Wheel of Fortune (I) N l!lhtly Business Report 9 Eyewitness News @ MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh- Serv ces Fetty Tree Trimming , .tump removal. Cell 304-875 -1331 . 1886 Ford Rangtr. AM -FM ca 1 ett 1, 5 ap-.d . or.. t Gat mlleege. •ssoo. Call 814 -9922148. t lL '82 Paliminocarnptr, 11e1t 207 -lth St .. Mason . W. \Ia. 198-1 Nittan Sent,., 21 ,000 miltl. exc cond. t6 .350 .00 . 19&1 F100 Ford pldl·up . hceilent condition . M300 . CaH 814 -992 -3966 afterl5:00 p.m. ~ •A C-T'~ I~ ~.:MAIN! I I ( J demy Award nominees fo r FRANK AND ERNIE 6906 . 304· 671· 2398 or 614·448· 2464 . I:::::--:::-:::-::----- "EM Cil Green Acres CD Mazda Sportslook (I) 0 Cll lll (J2I ii$1 News fi) CD Diff,.nl Strokes ® 3-2· 1. Contact (CCI ® Eyowltnesa News (jj) Hotha Yoga IBi Good Times ® Andy Griffrth 0 C2J NBC Nightly News ill Tho Rifleman @ Inside tho PGA Tour (I) Ill (j}) A8C News fjJ f1) One Day at a Time Q (I) ® CBS News (l) Doctor Who @ Body Electric @ Jefferson• ii$1 NBC News ® Cerol Burnett D ill PM Magazine ill Aliu $milh end Jones (]) SportsCentor Cl) Entertainment Tonight A look at this year"s Aca- Game 1976 South Wind motor home. Complete!'t aetf -conttined. low mllal . Must sell~ Call 814-992 - 176·4139 . Trucks for Sale '>T~BD o~Uqrn~ ,I$C(Jf Sllda in truck camper, ttove, ice -box. fum•nce, aink, lott of clOset speca. alupt 4, *750. Call 814 -388-9780 B1 --- our Ill (j}) Divorce Court @ Berney Miller 7:05 !II Mary Tyler Moore 7:30 0 ill Now Newlywed 379·2638 . 1981 Olda Cutl11• Supreme Broughlm . \1 -6 , loaded . II# Ml AAVE I --~ 1971 Dodge D1n t450 . 304 - 696· 313B $400. con 114 ·986·3838. 7401 . $.51~ LIKf 1983 Shennandoah trevel trliler 32 h . kln . Extra1. AC . 1wning . full refrig ., combo blth & shower, exc. cond. Cell 61•446-1766 . Vtnyl Repair Service Home, bualn•• & au1o. Seating . Mon .Sat. 8 :00-6 :00 . For dettilt call Henry , 81-1-379 -2!530 or 114 - n• La~ round bal81 of hey . Can 6:35 7:00 ~ ~Ui( ()I qA~ ~L, 4W'VIi aJIIf, 11:1 111' ~ P~ ... I 1310W 114 · 992 · 5128 or 614 ·992 · 6842. 1881 Honda 8&0 custom . 1981 Suzuld QS 110 0 fully drfllted. 1983 Hond• CB 1100 F. like Plgt for ule, iu" weened. milt ntw. onty 1.100 mi .... B1rgtln end f•rnele , cutrlttd end bllyo. CoN 814 ·446·0848. wormed. 130 .00 . ~4 - 175 71 Super Ollde cuttom ~18 . front, niW G¥trhaul, iota extrel, lyeeroldmerehorMand2ye• good 1hepe. Call 111-1-2158 · cMd Aclotiotha colt, POtt1o•. ..ao _ oe_. - - - - - - - 304 · 1n · ~37 . ,. 1971 1510 Suzuki motor cycle. 64 Auto painting 1nd body work . dorte to your Htiaflctlon, re cei\te 10 per cant oH 1ny jOb ICh«:luled between now and May 111. Insurance cleiml, detailing and tome machamcal work , frea estimates. Cell for eppointment 1 -304-878 -211&3. 1978 Oldt Starflre , good tire•. good cond. Call 814-448-400&. Pleeta horae, geldlnu. wilt work , 1879 CJ 7 Jeep. NIYI w1ter purf1t, new 1h:ema1or, ntoW 10p. $300. Coli 814 ·250·1280 . Price rwduced. Cell d1• · 742· 2 ridi"lg her••. 3 poni•. Call 2838 . 614 ·246· 11492. 4 vo• old rogllloNd sorroll Ouaner Gelding. 90 dey prof•· Auto Repair 79 Motors Homes 8o Campers I·--I -I ... tJ 8:00 0 ill NewoCentor Auto Parts 8o Accessories 77 52 CB, TV, Radio Equipment 1- - - - -- - -- -- BESIDES, "Tlio'<T RECEIPT WA5 379·2220 36 inch eopper10ne gea renge. Frigidaire refrig.-etor, copper· tone. Both good condition. $260. Ctlf 814-985--11-19. I o:5-.4'"M"'i:-5-c-.'M...-8-,-c'h_a_n-d""o·:-s-e lF W£ A CT " IKt WE'VE N~INrS ib HIDE., TRACY'S SUSPICIONS WILL CRY UP ca••• 4 pc , bedroom auite. lika new. Cell 61-1 -446-8217 after IIPM . 12 channel two WIY VHF bolt radio with ell ettachmenta, 8150 .00. 304-676 -6004 . DICK TRACY All types uaed & rebuilt tranami11lons· tr1nder too. 0'118rdri ..... front wheel a rear wheel drl\lfl. Trenami11lon kit1 & tork convartert. All typfll air co rf1J reuon 1 to 60 HP. 6 HP -2 "age e1 ,296 . Cell 814 · Hotpoint froat frearetrlgerltor• Mtgfc Ci'1ef gas cook atove. C1U 614-367-7-141 15 Ohio 1968 Cobil Motorboet wtth traiifll" . 86 H.P. Evinrude. Nuda small •mount of engine repair C1ll 814 -949-2909 after 8:00 p .m. Whirtpool wether 175 . GE wath...- •160. Maytag dryer t65 , w..tinghouse dryer 195, retrigeretor troatfree *126 , ralrtgerator avocado tmall t96. cheat freezer *96. 30 incft gea range S76. Skeggs ApplilflCIS, Upper RNer Rd . 514-446· 7398 Pickens U1ed Furniture . Good quality uted furniture . Open 9 10 6 or cell tor appointment 304-675 -6483 or 876 -1460 . March Boats and Motors for Sale 19715 Checkmlte 17 11 . open bow with newly rebuih 1877 140 HP EvW!rude. good condi tion. t4 ,200. C1ll 814 · 218 · 1410 . Sof1, chair. rocker, rtcllntr, chair, hide -a -bed , A.hytag wnhtr , T1ppen microweve ~en. queen size bedding . Cor· bin & Snyder Furniture. 955 Second Ave .. 614 -44-8-1171 . Apt 3 room1 & bath , no pan or children . Cell after 4 :00 nMNiy remodeled . 304-675 -3449 . 1 ~:-:=--=-----=--------Half Price l Flashing arrow signs S2991lighted. mn -euowU791 45 Furnished Rooms Non lightad 82291 Free lattenl Only few l~tft . See k)celly . 1 For rent Sleeping Rooms and (800) 423 -0163 . anytime . light houso keeping rooms . Perk Central Hotel Call 614 -448 - lntemttionlf 500 C dozer witt'l 6 way 7 ft . blade end roll c11b. 0766 Excellent condition. lets than Housekeeping roo m, S 115 mo., 800 !lours on unit . $9000 . Cell utilitin paid . range. rafrig .. 614 ·698 -7148 eftlf 5 :00 single male , share beth. 919 2 nd Ave . G11Hipol is C11ll 446 - TON Y' S GUN REPAIRS , ho1 dip reblueing . •II types of gunsmith 4416 after 7pm. work, feat service . 304-675 4631 . 5 Coun St 3 bdr Kitc hen furn ished. no pats. S 250 mo . plus utifitiM , refe ren ces & dep osrt C•ll 614 -446 -4926 or 614 -446 ·9580 196g Elcono 12x80, 2 bdr . t4 ,600. Ctfl 814 -446 -1511 . 72 Buddy 1411 70, fum ithed lher-drver. 2 AC 't , mutt tell: ng t,.rllferred, t8 .000. CaN 814-245·5B30 1fter 8PM. 2 bdr., upatlirs, newly redaco · retad. pay own utilitil!lt. S176 mo . Call 614 -446 -7544 . 46 Space for Rent fn Midd leport . 3 bedroom remo deled ho me A1r co nditio ned . vinyl s iding. inau latad . lenced · in . 2 bedro om house with gaurge back yard . storetje building , carpeted. curt1 rna . dithwe1har . clo1e to schools Sh ow b.,. re fr ig .. 105 Km eo n Or (nur app oin t ment only Calf 6 14 - n&W cit)' poo ll rant 5300 month Dep reqUi red Ca ll 614 -446· 9 92 -20 12 445 3 or 614-446 -434 7 live 1n one. rent the o ther, two bed room ho use and two bed - 3 bd r Porta mou th Rd.. c1ty room mo biht ho me. Call 1fter achools. dbf ctr garage , no pen. dep required . t 3 25 Call 61" · 5 0 0 p m 304-6 75 -6483 446 -11 34 3 bedroo m, 1 ttorvlramehoute. gtrden , a cre plus, close to town , Beautiful new 2 or 3 bedroom hou tt AIJo new Oll l bedroo m 30 4·676 ·1460 furn ished 1panment in Midd ll Ouelitv bu ilt 1''' atory Tudor port. Call 814 -992 -530 -1 or style home on 5 woodl'd ecru . 614 -992 ·6666 10 minutea fr om Point Pleatant, 3 bedroo m. dinin g room. car· Stnd Hill Road 188.000 .00 peted . uti li ty roo m, stor~ge 304 ·896·3363 build rng . nice lot Mt Ve rnon Ave .. Pt Pleeunt. W Va. Ctll 614 -992 -6866 32 Mobile Homes HOMES I NOTIC E r , THE OHIO VAL LEY PUBLIS HING CO recommend• that 'fO u d o businen wit h peop le yo u knQw, and NOT to sen d money through the meil until you havlt in\'ettlgatad the offerrn g 32 Mobo"le Homes for Sale Quality 2 bdr., 2 btlth apt. in prime downtown loe1tion with offatrttf perklng . Kitchen furnished with refrig , Hit cl•n· o... en. OW. g1r. disp .. hookup tor wisher-dryer. Avtllable Aprll 1 for non· amolting single or cou· pie. No children or l)atl. All electric, •400 per month in cludn water -sew1ge· tresh . A one veer lease ia required . Call 6U-4.a6 -169-l 9AM to 6PM 51 Household Goods Wednesday, March 26. 1986 Franclaco' GIO Eye on 12:20 (I) 12:30 MOVIl: Mertiel of George Armstrona Custer' · Ill (j}) News Hollywood "A Distant eTnor~~J~et' (2) (j)) lall Night with iij" MOVIE: Davld .~-.nan Tonigh1's ' guest Is opera linger Branda Boozar. (60 min.lln 1:00 'The Benny Goodman Storv· I]) Doble Gillis I!) Arabian Monthly �P~Q&- 16- The Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio Daily Sen!inel Wednesday, March 26, 1986 ,. Empire Furniture SKIP'S 142 SECOND AYE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO GOOFING OFF AS USUAL e Vo1.36. No.241 Copyright ed 1986 2nd. So We Want LAMPS To Show Him We Can Stll Furniture Without Him. We Want To Do A Month'1 Business In S Days. Come In And See Our PICTURES MIRRORS RECLINERS SWIVEL ROCKERSS LIVING ROOM SUITES DINING ROOM SUITES BEDROOM SUITES MAnRESS & BOX SPRINGS 73 Years of Serving enttne 2 Sections 12 Pages • Meigs' jobless rate clarified • action agamst U.S. targets Deals. Cosby Jr., Beverly TRIPOLI, Libya (UP! I - An Though no new U.S.·Libyan rude to Libyan leader Moammar fighting was rePQrted, a senior Khadafy vowed Li bya would llike Western diplomat said a dangerous '"suicidal" action to aveng!' U.S. c lim ate of '"br ln ksmanship " attacks and a Western diplomat prevailed. predicted escalation of the U.S. · "I think the situation will escal· Libyan showdown in the Gull of ate," he said. Sidra. He noted tha t this WE'<'k marks Saab Mujher, Khadafy's chief of the annlversary of the 1970 expul· protocol, said Wednesday Libya sion of Britis h mi litary bases from was bid ing Its time. awaiting the Libya. The an niversary of the proper moment to strike. awaiting expulskl n - one or Khadafy's first the proper time to act. major int ernational actions after he '"We will bring down the temple seized power in a military coup In like Samscn," he said. Septemher 1900 - Is to he "It wil l he suicidal, it will he celebrated Saturday. madness, but the only other Posters a nd slogans recalling the alternative would he to give up." he Brilis h ousler were in place In said. Tripoli, bul the main locus of HI' did no! say what form !he Libyan propaganda was the Unil ed Libyan action would take. Slates. Khadafy. In a radio broadcast, Ant i-American fl'l'iing was evi· Wednesday called on Libyans lo dent in strl'!'l posters depicling the become "human bombs" to des! roy Uniled Sta tes as a ske leton wearing '"Amei'ican lerrorlsm" and sa id a cowboy hal and In league 'with a Arabs in general should form t.Jzzard- rl'presentlng Isral'l. But downtown Tripoli was cairn. suicide squads to hit American "companies of terror." "We like Americans, but II is the Earlier. he said Libya would Reagan administration !ha l is strfko\ U.S. targets " all over the evil," a young lllflll 'told an world" lf U.S. forces escalated the American fl'porter at !he airport . conlllcl In the Gulf of Sidra. The Tri-County Area DINmES END & COFFEE TABLES SlEEPERS OPEN STOCK CHAIRS By NANC\' \ 'OACHA.l\1 Sentinel staff writer Meigs County' s unemployment ra te which increas!'d by 5.6 [>'rcent from December 1985 to January 1986 was the major tOpic of discussion at Wednesday's wcekl} session of the Meigs Co~nly Commission. The- substantial increasp was nol!'d because for the first lime. statistics were baSJ:>d on 19!!J census fiqures. Ohio Bureau of Employmeni Services' rcp!L'Sl'ntatives Emelvm Scarbcrry and Edith Adkins W!'d · nesday clarified the jump in sta tistics, pointing out t hat the new figure of 16.1 [>'rcent in January is probably more accuratp than past figures. Commiss ioner HOMES DES'IROYED - Two m uses, three traller!i and more . than 1,000 acres of land were Ore on Glenn-Summit Rd. near North GaiDa High School in GaUia County. destroyed Wecbtesilay llflemoon by a grass and brush Gallia brush fire bUrns 2 homes, trailers, l~d VINTON - Two houses and three tra ilers were destroyed Wednesday a flernoon In a brush fire on Glenn-Summit Road near North GaWa HJgh ~hoot. The fire aloo destroyed about I,OOJ acres of land. Area firefighters a loo battled at least ftve addil ional brush fires !hal burned another 370 acres an(j a house WASHINGTON (UPf l - Libya Sources said !he cruiser Tlcon· fire that destroyed a residence in Porler. kept its mUI! ary mu2Zled and made deroga and deslroyers Scotl and The cause of !he Gienn-Summil blaze is still under M atlempt to Intercept U.S. Navy Caron steamed farther inlo the gu ll lnvestlgalion and fire flghtlng unils from Vinton , ships and planes !ha t conducted than ever bl'fore bul stayed outside Gallipolis, Rto Grande, Guya n Township, Wilkesville. operalions In !he Gulf of Sidra the inlernallonally recognized 12· Jarkoon and !he Ohio Foreslly Service battled the wilhoul oppositiOn for nearly 48 mile limit off the Libyan coast. blaze lor more !han four hours helbre bringing i1 hours today, Pentagon scurces say. Navy jets flpw over the gu lf at the under control. While the bat tle for the U.S. right same time, the Pentagon said. At one polnl, firefighters were dlgginglrenches and to crqss Moammar Khadafy 's "line "Our naval and air OP!'rations setting backfires In a n a ttempt to control !he fire. A of death" ap!leared to he over, conllnue as rormal In !he sam!' dollar value on loSS€5 h~s not been established, some confusion al'OSI' over earlll'r operallng area ," Pentagon spokes· officials with !he Vinlon Fire Departmenl m id. Penlagon fl'pOrts concerning the man Robert Sims said. "There The cause of the house fire In Porter, just off Ohio sinking of Libyan missile boats. llave b!en no new lnddents. We 100, Is still under Investigation. However, firemen said The commander of the 6t h F ll'l'l, would hope !here would he TD !)'\Ore res ldenls !old !hem they llad been experiencing Vice Adm. Frank Kelso. told hostile aclions agalnsl us." eleclrical problems lhroughout the day. Rio Grande fll>Orters aboard the aircrafl car· The Penlagon also said missiles · firemen fought the blaze, pumping two !ruck loads of rter Saratoga !hal two boats were launched by U.S. llght homhersa nd water, in a mutual aid sltualion with Vinton firem en. '"severely damaged " and thai the cruiser Yorklown Monday and A report on the blaze from Vinlon fireflghlers was mt evaluations were under way of early Tuesday knocked oul !he available. The house, however, was a total loss. three other '"engagemenls ... The radar a! Sidra that dlrectsbatleries Sparks from bu rning trash apparenlly caused a lire Pentagon has said lhrE'<' boats were of Soviet-buill SAM-5 anti· aircraft on Ha mlllon Road, sculh of Bladen-Mercerville Road, sunk and a fou rth damaged. miss lies. !hal burned anolher llJQ acres. A cltalion has been No hostilities were reported Kelso alsc sa id only stx SAM- 5 issued In connection wtth the blaze, Guyan Township Wednesday by the 30 shlps and mlsslles were fired by Libya. The Fire Chief' Doug Pugh said. The Guyan Fire planes of Task Foree 00 In the gu H Pen~agon has said as many as 12 Department was aided by flreflghlers from Gall ipolis and !he Mediterranean north of may have been launchl'd . and took about four hours to ext inguish. Libya, !he Pentagon said. Libyan coast quiet The causes of two fill's, one on Good Hope Road tllat bumed 100 acres and another on Sowards Ridge tllat bumed about anolher 40 acres is slill under investigat ion. Pugh said. Fire rekindles A rekindling of a Tuesday fire al Clay Chapei·Y!'lloW!own Road destroyed another 25 acres Wednesday aflernoon. according to Galllpolls Fire Chief Ray Bush. The fire, localed near Clay Sehool, destroyed land owned by Otho Burdette oi Eureka S!ar Route. Ga lllpolis firemen fought the blaze for aboul lour hours. Bush said the blaze was apparently wa s the i'eklndling of a fire that starled '1\Jesday afternoon In an 'abandoned strip mine area . The e<ousc of the original blaze is slill under Investigation. Wind blowing sparks from burning trash appar· ently ca used a fire on Lefl Ford Road in Springfield Township lllat deslroyed 10 acres of land owned by John Ga rnes of Rt. 2, Bidwell, Bush sa id. Officials sa id no major injuries were suffered b) firefight ers In battlig the blazes. Bush blamed mosl of the fires on people who disregard burning regulalions . Burning permils are no longer required 10 bum trash, Bush said. bul fires cannot he slarted before 4 p.m. and must he ex tinguished before 6 a.m. "People arc responslble forthe fires they set ,.. Bush said , "and can be riled if !hey get our of controL" He said buming permits were disregard!'d aft er i1 became apparent that only responsible people obtained the permils and controlled !heir fin'S. Senate approves four-year status at Shawnee State EAS'IER THINGS - Ceramic bumles, chlclm and Euler baskets a1on11 wtlh novel boolonlll'ks. colorfltl quilts aad pretty dooora· tlons, alf made by !lelllor citizens are on dlspla,y 1111d egp galore lor beautiful I " • . - COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! 1 -Gov. Richard F . Celeste's signature Is all !ha l stands In the way of converting Shawnee State Community College at Portsmouth lnloa four-year state university. A House-passed bill to !hat effect sailed through the Ohio Senale Wednesday, 30-2. even though tt was never recommended by !he Ohio Board of Regents, the state's planning and coordinating agency for public higher education. The overwhelming vote was attributable to the bill's chief sponscr, House Speaker Vernal G. Riffe Jr., D-New Boston, whose Influence tn !he Legislature is approachin g l ege nd a ry proportklns. Sen. H. Cooper Snyder, R· Hllisboro, who cartied the bil l in the Senate, told his colleagues oouthern Ohio has "long bl'en deptived" and needs a four-year public university to spark Its economy and assist young people who cannot aflo)'d to !ravel to olher collegPS 100 miles away. "Ohio's scuthland Is one of the areas of high unemployment In lhls state," said Snyder. He dted a 13.6 percent jobless rate compared to !he statewide , averagP of 9.4 fo r sale thi<I week, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., a& the Senior Clltzms Center. Here Ama Koenfc, a reelltenl of the Pomeroy Heallh Care Cenler, looU avt~~r the "pr8ties." ~ 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc . N ewspaper Khadafy aide vows 'suicidal' Skip's Gone Jill Wednesday, April BASSm RIVERSIDE SINGER FLEX STEEL BENCHCRAFT CAROLINA KEMP ENGLAND BEMCO KINCAID STONEVILLE U.S. CHATHAM at y • Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio. Thursday. March 27, 1986 • NAME BRANDS • \ RichaJ·d Jonf's agreed the n<'\1' figure be tier represents Meigs Cou nt\.- s unemployed popu la tion . He not ed that unemploymen t stat istics figure heavily in state and fed era l grant · ing procedures. .Jones said accu· rate unem ployment statistics can make a difference !01 townships and villages applyin g for gra nt moniE-s. At t!mrs in rC'Ccnt ~·c;us. Meigs County's unemployment figure has bej'n listed bclow 10 P!'rcent. An example would be Ma)· 191f> when the unrmploymPnl rate was ~ percent , How(".·er ..Jones S<I id he nrrer felt those statLsti cs accurat rl\' renectrd Meigs' unemplo~·mpnt ~a t e sinCt> they were based on old census !igur,; It was also rf'poi1rd that some statistics which arC' figu rfd into the fi nal count are estimatC'CI and thJt Meigs Count) 's la bor fo rct' figu re has been Jow~rE>d . II people don't s<'<'k ~·ork . ft>dt'm l· anrl s tate Jl?SParch drpJrtmPnl s haH' no melhod of searchmg out those people. Scarberry reportr>d th<.tl MPigs County 's claiman t !XJrfion of thr local OBES offi C<' ha s i:x'<'n rwlct' rl'<'Ognized as first in the di strict fo r procrsslng cla ims in ~~ timely manner, and is always r losr to the top in the diStnct . ScarberrY said tllat OBES em ploycc Kattu·yn Hart operates tllr claims portion of til<' office alone and called her "a dedicat pd and co nrif'n ti o us employee ." She said thr !\1rigs offi cf' alwdvs mns SllYlothly . Renews c·onl met · in other mattrrs. comm issiorK'rs renewed a serYirr agr~men t w ith Johnoon Controls of Charleston for maintainanc'C' of 1h<' roun musr heating and cooling systems. The contract is RJr on<' vrar r~ t a cost of $2112. . Casto Technica I Sc iYiO's ol Charleston approached the commission las ! Wc:Y'k with a Simila r iConllnu!'d on page 12\ percent . "There's no place In OhiO a four-year lnslitution is needed worse than In the Shawn~'!' area ," agreed Sen. Oakley C. Colllns. R·lronlon. "Many youll( people don't have! he resources to go away to school. This will help keep talented young people in the area ." Skeptics have pointed oul !hal soulhern Ohio already has Ohio University at Athens and branches at Chtltcothe and Ironton, Martella College, and Rio Grande Colleg!'. "To expand another four-year InstitutiOn was needless," said Sen. Richard P. Schafrath, R· Woosler, one of Ule opponenls, "espeetally when college enrollimenls are declining. Schafralh said It would cos! $lXl million In the nexl 10 yearn to slaff and equip the new u niverslty . Riffe already placed $ll million In the 1987-1'8 capital construction but lo make the conversion. Schafrath said the money would he better spent on improving existing universities. " If they were going to eslabllsh a new one, tt ought to be In a llYJre populaled area like Mansfield or Uma," he said. FEElS F IGURES ARE 4C~ CURATE - Meigs Cooney Commi'lSioner RIChard Jolle5 says new unemploymeni'Dgure; based upon the 1980 census are more acrurate than past figure; ooncemtng the county's Jobless rate. Unemployment figures can make a cliffcrence for townships and villages In obtain· lng fedeml grWlt monies. � 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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