http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4fce185067f1a2e813e2094de457bf4b.pdf 4569d633296ecf3b18a393a0bc849500 PDF Text Text Ohio-Point Pleasant. W. Va. March 30, 1 Divorced dad takes his daughter along on newspaper assignments WEIRTON, W.Va . i UPI) - When Kim Nortll goes to oover a game tor the Welnon Dally Times, hls ! -year-old daughter Is likely to tag lllong - on his back . three aft~rooon games because It got a little cold lhere late In lhe season Friday nights. " Does dad feel safe with his Infant daughter strapped tto his back along the sidelines at a foolball game? " Oh, yes. I've been on lhe sidelines llr a numll'r <i years and I know what to look for when lhey come at me. I've never had a close The 26-year-old sports editor and his wife were divorced last summer shortly after the blnh Melka Lyndsay North. By the time Melka was I year old. she had attended four football call. games, 12 basketball games, sev· "I feel safer with her there than I eral baseball games and banquets. "I get the baby on Tuesdays and would It I left her with a babysitter. on weekends," North said, "and I I 've never had a babysitter." flgurel'mgolngtotakeherwltbme . MPika cut her teeth In sports on baseball. wherever I go. or "I took her to Amencan Legion baseball games last summer when she was two or. three months old," said The ~ily Times sports editor t:l three years . Does the baby attract attention at ball games? " Yes. The rrothers come down and want to take her and hold her. I tell lhem If I wanted !1Jmeone to hold her, I would get a.babysitter." How does the sports wtiter's daughter react at ball games? "She Is alert, attentive and never cnes," he said. "She acts like she's having a good time and every· thing." "For basketball games, I take a ponable paypen with me and set It up, and she sits there and plays wtth her toys. She Is on a stage with me at MatloMa games and In a comer at Weir's lleldhouse where I can sit wtth her." Football presents different logls· tics for the father-daughter team. "I have to take 1t\Y own pictures and everything, 9J I strap heroo 1t\Y back In a backpack," Nonh said d. 1-';::;t-7 football ilray, " She went wtth me to one night game at Brooke and ' ACROSS SPRING'S ARRIV i\1. - Cleveland area resident.• look advantage of Saturday' s temperatures that hovered near the 811 degrt't' mark In Metro Park. 'IWo on hor.;es, lllp photo, fonl a stream whUe, al youngsters try their luck flsidng.(UPI) bottom, Historical group, lawmaker rally to find funds for space museum ' WAPAKON ETA. Ohio IU P! t A musrum honoring t he fir st man to walk on thr moon h<ts c hanged little since It opened in 191'2 and official s now 'ay emer!(enc)· stair aid m ay be nrcrss;tr:· to t\•furb!sh its ex hibils. The Neil A nnst rong Air and Sparr Musrum ne«<s $:l72.roJ fur capit al improw mrnl projf'Cis that may ev('ntually include mater ial from othe-r spaC'f' m issions. pat1 lru larly thr shu ttle proj('('t. Del Harder . chirf of far illl il's planning for the Ohio Historical Socirl\ . '>< tid F r iday . "\\'(' nt>txi to pump a litt lt' 01 '\\' blood into it. " he <.;atfl " It Wd~ original ly tn our caplla l imprml' mf'nts pl an. bu t thr ddmtnistr:.ttiun or leg lslaturv did not pick up on it " ThP An 11Sirong muSI.'um is thr only f ac ilit ~· within thf' ~ t.tt C' historical sociPty's s~· strm that deals with a contemporary subj('('t . and Harder stressed the impor tanct' of kPrpin g lhl' <·xhibils curnmt. " A Iol of wa ter has gonr o\·er lhP dam in thf' spacP pmgra m sinf'f' th:Jse C'X hibits WPI r l'lSttllf'd Wr has e to catch up." 1'1(' s,.wJ T he monr~· would ht' lp upda I e ex hibits. repair tht• Astro· Th<•atrr and install a nf'w pro]f'CI ion systPm. h<' sa id . Stale S..•n . Ek'n (;arlh , J{. Defiance. s.1id hr plans to ,;rw thr Wapakon('t.a museum nrxt WN?k to deter m ine how serious I he problrm m ay be and will then ask lhr state contru lling beard for an t'm <'r~'t' m·v aUoca lion if I t'e sit ual ion is crit leal " That's a historical place ... Gaeth said . "The~· haw a t:rauliful facility down there ... T il<' Arms trung mus<\lm. "hose exfl)sed concrl'tr ruuf tx•ams and dom e that pok<' through lht• earth are visible Jo travelers along 1·1". opened In 1972, thrl'l' years aft er It s namesake walked on the moon . Museum visitor s are gr('('lf'd by an FSD Sky lancer jpt set m a mock runway who se I andi n~ li~hl s guidr them to t il<' entran ce . lnside are Armstrong 's spacesuit , r f'l lcs or Ohio's air and s p a c e achievement s. and t tp Gemini VIII spacecraft used by Arms t ron~ and Maj . Dav id Scott to obit the earth and carryout the first docking mission in 19ffi. DireCtor John A . ZwE'Z, who sa id there have been no major exhibit cha~~ges since the museum opened and h<' poin ted to til<' om ission of ex hibits on the space shuttle program as an Pxample. " We would like to broaden il ," said Zwrz . ·w r·d llkr to dedicate il to all Ohioan s who have defied gr:wlt\ ." 1\'ilh 1h<' exception of 111<' theater , whf'l'f' rf1Jall-s to the dom e ruined tht· dCUstics. t iP fac ility is in good ph) sica! condil ion. ZwPZ sa id . ,\llrnda r"" in 111<' ear ly 1970s a' ·rr agrd 140,00J poople a year, but that has fallen to 55,00J visitors M arch through Novemher, when !he musrum is open. ZwE'Z said . Although ZwE'Z is reluctant to blame til<' attendance drop entirely on old exhibit s. Harder said the lack ol new attrac tions may be a factor. " When the m aterial is outdated . vour patronage falls, " Harder said . " I'm oot surf' ifil isa lldul'lothal, il may br par i o f it. " Appeals court denies award to discrimination suit winners l"I!\!'1!\!\,\Ti tl ' Pl l - ,\federal .tpJWals ro ur1 has taken aw ay $-KXl.OOI that lht\•e janitors were awardt-d in an age disnlmlnalion casf' again st a Cincinnati com pany rhal fired !hem. The tith C.S. C'irruil Coun of Appeals. overruling both a jury and a fl'llt•ral judgr. said Friday thrrr " ·as no bcts is for infrning that agr \,·as a fact or in thr firings. Thr janitors werr aged 52.~ and ~·1 when fired llw '!."t-vrar-old cla Jm(•cl \'io la ri on'- o f anfi l't•r alia t lon sPct ions of dgf' disrrimi n;.Jtiun Je~ws . S..' tl, ·ill. Inc .. s<tid '' fired Michael Cain and .Jacob H ughes from lis :\ut onr plan! in Cincinnati on Dec . ~1. I~ for allrgedl)' r'l'moving company prO!X'rlY without au than· tal ion. Thr company said it fired fWtwt Merkel 10 mont hs la ter for making !nronslstent statements Jnd refusing to coop<>ratr in lhr ln\'rsri.ga tlon of thf' other two j,mJtor.;. The thr"' ja nitor' fil<'<l age discrlminalton charges against Sea· v iii and a j ury awarded them a tot al of MOO,OOJ. ScovUI asked trial Judge Arthur Spiegel to throw out the jury , ·erdic !, but he refused. The appellate coun , however , threw out the \'Prd ict, said the ja nilor-,; " w ere not entllled to prevai l on any cl aim " and dis· m isSt.'Cl the case. Af!rr rev iewing the ev ldenCl'. the appellate court concluded there \\'as no "pm)X'r b asis for an inft·rTrnrr tha t age was a deterrnin · lng factor in the company's dec!· sion" to fire the lhtw janitors. The appellate coun not only took away !he $400,00J !he janllors had won. II also revoked $125,00) In a tt o111ey's fees tha t had been awarded the janitors ' lawyer. .Ja ITK'S F. Imer. "Five years work on !he case. bu t that's the risk you take," said F. lmer. "But what's really dlsap· pointin g is tha t the appellate coun dr<'ided a ju!)' verdic t means vel)· Iiiii!'." 1 Not hollow 6 Outflow 11 Worthless matter 16 Lodging 21 Commonplace 22 Unlocks 23 Sped 24 To be of use 25 Tear 26 Lowest point 28 Woodworker's tool 30 Jot 32 Prosecutor: abbr. 33 Diphthong 34 Reeeptacte 35 Perlorm 36 Competent 3 7 Dresa border 38 Work at one's trade 40 More ratlunal 42 Eisenhower's nickname 43 Untamed 44 Unit of Italian currency 45 Everyone 47 Gaseous hydrocarbon 49 Neap or ebb 50 Deity 51 Stage 54 Of the same material 55 Sharpen 56 Lead 59 Spanish cheer 60 Bitter vetch 62 Gastropod mollusk 64 Temperate 65 Tnat man 66 Yes, In Spain 67 Hearing organ 69 Breathe loudly in sleep 70 Transaction 71 Examine 72 Sched . abbr. 74 Peels 76 Paving substance 77 Part of window frame 78 Bridge 79 Decides 82 Summary Shortens Chinese pagodas Engll1111 streetcar Perlorms Couple Oevootness Larger Preclusion Hostelries Part of skeleton Decay Scottish cake Government u!Uity: inll. t04 Total 105 Ship's prison 106 Ceremonies 106 Twitching t09 Forenoon 110 Greel< Jetter t t1 Carllllon 112 Hates t t 4 Underworld god t t 6 Prefix for follower of t t7 Fish hawk I t9 Church service t20 Spigots 122 Looked condescendingly 124 Grain 125 A short , stitched told t26 Breed of sheep t28 In favor of 129 Tropical tree , t31 Shut up 132 Mournful t33 Fortune- telling card t35 Catch: colloq . 138 Lincoln's nickname !39 Wan 140 Slender finial t4t Baker's product 142 Earth goddess t 43 Plutonium symbol 144 Ivy League university t 45 Trumpeter bird 147 Pastime 149 Perched 150 Attempt 152 South American mammal t54 Badgerllke mammal 156 Lift with effort t58 Fumes 159 Worn away 160 Trap 161 Outdo DOWN 1 Fastener 2 Bay window 3 4 5 6 Brim That thing Lair Nonmetalllc element 7 Smatt pianos 8 Indian weight 9 Suffix for lack of 10 "The sixth sense" 11 Delineate 12 Rage t3 Frozen water t4 Hebrew Jetter t5 Succulent 16 Detest 17 Eggs 18 Tantalum symbol 19 Downy duck 20 South American animal 27 Arabian garment 29 Body or water 31 Ancient 36 Assistant 37 Conceal 39 Prepared: archaic 40 Wild plum 4t American ostrich 42 Baby 43 Dark, purplish red 44 Nobleman 46 Lithium symbol 48 Priest's vestments 49 Pttch 50 Liquid measure 51 Sat lor portrait 52 Baau monde 53 VIsions 55 Shocking 56 Face of clock 57 Inexpensive 58 Years between 12 and 20 61 Hindu garment 63 Burden 64 Liquefy 68 Leasing 70 Analyze critically 7 t Enthusiasm 73 Be present 74 75 77 78 80 81 83 Supplicate Kind of fabric Prophets Narrow opening Dines Sinks in middle Republican party: In it. 84 Walking slick 87 Earns 89 Writing Implement 90 Musical Instrument 91 River In Asia 92 Cook in hot water 93 Repetition 95 Empty 96 Egg-shaped 97 Titled 99 Cry of donkey tOt Tried t05 Vegetable 106 Remainder t07 Asterisk t t t Flat-bottomed boat I 12 Arrow t t 3 Part of fireplace t 15 Clan t t 6 Press clothes t18 Wooden shaft I t9 Horse's neck hair t2t Bassilke fish 123 Teutonic dolly 125 Strike out 126 Cripple 127 Cotortul bird t 29 Document • t30 VItuperation 131 Buddy 132 Extra t34 Above: poetic 136 Century plant 137 Climbing species of pepper 139 Remunerates 140 Protective shield 144 Asian OX t45 Military post off,lce: inlt . t46 Federal agcy t47 Music: as written t48 Article t49 Algonquian Indian 151 Selenium symbol t53 Argon symbol !55 Each 157 Prefix forlormerly Do rent or or 27 SYCAMOR~ ent1ne 1 SacHem 10 Pages Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Monday, March 31, 1986 26 Cent• A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Carroll County just nonh of the Ohio River down to Adams County, and in some counties not bordering the river, but winds had calmed by Sunday evening. Gusty winds during tti' after · noon . however, smothered their ho!X'S by fanning flames in Law· renee, Ross and Adams counties. "Wind really causes it (fire) to get out rontrol," said Blll Schultz, assistant director a ! the Ohio · Department of Natural Resources Div ision Forestry center in Athens. He estlmated winds were five to 10 miles an hour Saturday as firefighters, a lot them from volunteer departments. battled blai.es In Perry, Washington and Meigs counties in his district 's control. "Most of It Is debrL~ and brush plies gelling out d. control ," Schultz said . or or or Majorie Norman , secr etary for the division' s Olllllcothe center, said officials belk>ve the Sunday fires In LawrenCl', Ro ss and Adams counties resulted from uncontrolled trash burnings. GDC reJuvenated after near closing By John Friedman OVP staff wrMer GALLIPOLIS - Ov~r the years, the treatment and !X'l'ct'PiiOn ot menially retarded individuals ha s . changed . Those change s have radically affected til<' Gallipolis D!'velopmental Center . one or Ga llla Coonty's Iat·gest employers. to th~ point wher.- last year til<' (>"nter was dan!(r rou sly close to bring closed . Now, howevN , Superintt'ndenl Pam Matura says the center has been tl'juvenated. the resident )X)pulallon ha s staballzed and goals and programs to Improv e the facility art' bring dt>veloped . GOC cun'l'nlly has 290 r esident s. down from a high In the 1970s of 2,500. Thl' neduct lon In population is lh<• result of a move to a "communil y homf'" system . w here residents are ptl'pared to Jive i n the " lr asl rrs tnctive" rnvitu nment jX)SSible. " Some may never leave h<'re," Matura sa id . " Some may ~ h<'re 1o yc•ars, other s may he h(.re for only six months . We mu st rPallze the emphasis Is now towards sm aller. morl' specialized facilities." The populat ion at GDC now consists or the pmfoundly ret a rded and m ulfl·handlcapped, high furr tion with behavior disorders and resident s who m €'1'1 cr iter ia esJab· lished by slate legislation, sh<' said . To keep GOC open, Matura said speclaii7Rd !ra ining programs are undN dl'\·elopmen l to triter trea t Included are programs for 111<' Jrratment of blind r esidents; the creation of a special unit to deal with sC'Vere lnju rio us behavior disordered iSIB I residents (resi· dent s who InDict lnjunes on !hem· selves 1; developing programs for the Inter ests and abilities of el<Prly residents; a nursing area for r<'Sidents to recover following hospital stays and an Incr ease In H&R Blodl ClllllkiiiiiiiW tax IIWI .,.. 618 E. MAIN ST. By United Press Intematlonai The death of a v olunteer firefigh· fer of an apparent heart allack has prompted state forestry officials to ask poople to use extreme caution while bu111ln!( things outside ~­ cauSI.' of til<' dry conditions and wtnd. Ray Scot!, 57, a mem~r of Ross County's Liberty Township Volun· leer Fire Department died Sunday while fighting a fire near Londond· erry In Ross County , said Larry Ehlers, assistant chief of til<' Division of Forestry . " This just PJ>Inl s out the fact that there are a lbt of m en, and women too, working out there who aregetting ve ry tired," Ehlers said . " These fires have all been staned by humans and therr· s no reason to bum outdoors at all." Ehlers said 45 fires were reported · Sunday. but therl'were probably as many as 15 others In dlstncts that had not reponed. He said it was Impossible to estimate the amount of acreage damaged Sunday . Hundreds of !Ires have ll'en reponed, many of them believed set, in !he past week . blackened thousand s acres. Fires were reponed Saturda y In ll'sidf'nt s, on-and off-ground vocational train · ing experlenCl's. The program dealing with SIB residents Is highly successful , Matura said , drawin g attention to the facility. " ll iSlB I is a JI'Oblem all facilities atl' facing," she said . .. and we have had a high success rat e in slowing or stopping If ." Also under development are programs " to provide ~ponunitles to Jl'l('('t !he residents' nEeds, including educallonal. medical, soclall7.alion , rec reational and rell· glous," Malura said . " We also need to fut1her integrat e wtlh commun· Uy progra ms. such as the 169 board and Ga ll coSheltered Workslnp. We also nf('d to set up regional lnservlce training programs (for staff memb!'rs l ." However . 1hrl't' bills ha ve been Introduced in Congress that may affect GOC's opera lions. A bill introductro by Sen. Lowell Wl'icker calls for the establishment of individual care plans for each resident and an Improved monilor· lng system that esta blishes new standards that focu s more on a c lient's lt{'('ds than !he physical plant. Welcker's bill also calls for til<' es tabllslunenl a !raining curriculum for stal e and federal Inspectors, the protection of client right s. establishes a national " but or r ight s" for MRDD poople. sl'ls up due process and J'l'Quires lhe ex pansion of communlly services and their rronltorlng. Another bill , lntrodueed by Sen. BUI Bradley, makes res idents ellglble for medicaid services and funding no m atter where they live provided a plan br their care has been approved by the ~ate. A controversial bUI, Introduced In roth tti' Senaleand House, J'l'QUires a limitation of federailllYment for services oo facilities more than 15 beds. If passed, the biU wUI not go Into l'ffect, howevi'J', until Oct. l . or or 2<ro. 13 people die on Ohio roads By United Press lntemalional At leas! 13 people, Including two motorcyclists and two !X'destrians, were killed In traffic acc idents In Ohio this past weekend, the State Highway Patrol said today. No fatalities were recorded In the Callla-Melgs area. Regional deaths Included LeeR. Penwell, 36, Marietta . and Davlll L. Mirac le, 21, Vincent, killed when their cars collided on Ohio 00 Friday In Washington County and .Jeffr:ey Arledge, '!1, Laurervilll', and Jerry Knece, 32, of Olllllcothe, killed when i\riPCige's truck hit a tree along Ohio 56 In Hodtlng County. Meets Wednesday Pomeroy Lodge l&l F&AM will meet In regular session Wednes· day, 7:30 p.m ., at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple. Work In lhe E .A. degree. Refreslunents wtU foUow . AU master masons Invited. a1 y e Vol.35, No.243 Copyrighted 1986 • Firefighter's death prompts caution appeal SUNDAY PUZZLER 84 85 86 88 89 90 92 94 98 99 tOO 102 103 • ST. Pomeroy, Ohio Galllpolla, Ohio Phone 992-3796 Phone 448-0303 Open 9 A.M.-8 P.M. Weekdays- 9-6 Suurdays APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE LARGE GATHERING ·Blue skies and a temperalure ~ 80 del!J'OOS brought out hundreds of youngsters and their parents lo the anmaal Easter egg hunt ~ . the Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary · Club al Hartinger Park on Sunday.. Lasl year, the event had to he postponed because ~ cold wealher. Shown Is ju!il a part of the large crowd which was on hand lor yesterday's event. Winners were chosen follow· ing the hunt spoii!IOred by tiE Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Club staged at the Hartinger Park In Middleport. They were front, I lo r, are Heath Shoemaker, Middleport, wtnno;r d. a large DIIed basket provided by the Middleport F1re Department; Chad EvereU McKinney, Mt. Gilead, finder of the silver egg worth $10, and Shannon Scoet, Middleport, fbtder of the bronze egg worth $5. Jolm Conley, Jr., Middleport, found the golden egg worth $25, but was not present for the picture. At the bal;k, I lo r, are the costumed Easter Bwmy; BID Francis, president of the rotary club, and RArtarlans Rqger Lucke:vdoo and L. W. McComas. t .. 1 Christians celebrate Easter with prayer; observance features parades, egg hunts By CONNIE MAXWEll. United Press Intematlonal From " Hallelu iah" sunrises to peaceful sunsets. Christians cele· brated Easter wi th prayer . pmme· nades in spring finery and egg hu ots in rolling countryside swarm lng w ith scrubbed children in their Sunday best. Strolll'rs in New York 's annua l parade down Flflh Avenue flooded lhr sun · splashed avl'nur with colorlul frills and lop hats. Twoml"n wearin!( rabbit ears and dressed in S<'(JUined tutu s accented wilh Easter eggs danced on the steps or St. Patrick 's Cathedral. Rom an Ca tholic Cardinal .John O'Connor said Christendom's holl· est day marking the Resu JT..:tion of Jesus is "a Jlmr of fa il h. During the feast of Easler that which is imposs ible is possible and the! w hich Is Incomprehen sible be· com es under stood because of our faith." On the West Coast, the open· air Hollywood Bowl In Los Angeles overflowed with a crowd of 17,000 worshipers. " In our world we see the harsh reality of people who have lost all hope," Archbishop Roger Mahony told !he sunrise , assembly . " The ho!X' of sharing the ete111al banquet or the Lord ca uSE's us to feed the hungry In our midst. Wr must do wha tever is n('(·essary to m akr lnpr a r ea Illy ," he said . shington's National Ca thedr al were thronged w ith silk· and-sa tin -clad worshipers mingllng wllh browsers in blue jean s. Easter dawned in lhr Rockv Mountains wiJh some 8.00J people singin!( out a choru s of " Hallelui · ahs" as the sun peeked over the h:Jrizon at Denver's Red Rock s sunrise servi ce. The world's l a r~st Easter egg hunt, accordin g to !he Gu lnness Book of World Records, was held on til<' 40-acr e farm or & tty and Her~ rt Garrison at Hom er . Ga . About 14,00J children and young poople sea rched for 72.00J oolled and dyed eggs, plus 40,00J candy eggs. Miami's M etrozoo !llld hollowed· out ostrich eggs for Easter for $ll eac h. Thr football -s17.ed eggs ar e !he byprodu ct of an <Nerly 9J ecess· fu l ostrich breeding progra m . Gr ay clouds and rainsh:Jwer s failed to dampen t h<' spirit s of hundreds ol worshipers gathered for sunrl~r servi ces around Por ll'and. Wash. Som e dressed In Easl er finery and used umbrellas bul others huddled together on blankets, newspapers and sheets of plastic sprea d on concrete steps. The gardens and ha Us Wa- The music of ch imes and a yoo ng people's orchestra wafted from the ch apel , where tourls" snapped pictures of a rea l m oon rock I'IYibedded In a stained -gl ass SCl'ne of Jesus' life, across the blossoming grounds where grown -ups c hased merry children play lng In !he fading su mmer · like day . or Along• the boardwalks of New J('rsey. a brisk bree?J> from tti' Atlantic ooan ruslled flowered bonnets of strollers in a t !Past three parades. In Asbu ry Park. little girls dressed In lheir spc lless ll'sl and ca rrying parasols join ed m archers w earing the l op ha ts and l a::eofthe 189Js- and one wom an dressed as a daffodiL And in Hawai i, hu ndreds at tended Oahu Is land's R4th sunrl~r service at the Na tional M emorial Cemetery of til.• Pac ilic In !he ex ti nct Punthbcwlwlcano. Tho hill is known in as Multiple charges filed after wreck Sheriff Howa rd Frank repon s a one ca r accident at 4:31 a.m . Monday morning on Story's Run Rd . In Salisbu ry T OII-11Shlp. Cited by author ities for OWl , failure to cont rol and dr iving under suspension, was Larry Cundiff, 28. Un ion Ave.. Pomeroy. or The sti'r lff repor ts thai Cundiff was traveling east on Story's Run w hen his veltlcle. a 76 Ply mouth, left !he right side ri the road , hitting a utility pole and t m rin g out .l i fl . uf fenCl'. The car rolled at )(mt onr tlme and l ra, ·eJed 100 fl brfor l' stopping in t h<' IJ·ush. T lw ca rwas 11 total loss. Cundiff w as tak en 10 V eteran s Memori al Hospit al by EMS . ThJ·f(' pa ssen~rs In !he car · w er e unin jured acrordin~ to !he sheriff' s repor t. The sheriff' s depart m en t issw'd eight other tr affic rl'latm c itallons over the w eekend . sLx for D ill . Gallia lawmen probe separate shooting incidents suffering a gunshot wound 10 the left chest area . He was discharged Sunday, officials said. GALLIPOLIS- A Gallla County woman Is being treated at Medical Centl'r and a ·county man was treated and released following separate sh ooting lncldl'nts Satunlay . Linda Lou Baker, 22. of Rt. 2, VInton, Is listed In good condition wttb a wound to her right leg, hospital officials said. Ernest E . Walker, 00, or Rt . 1, CaiUpoUs, was admitted overnight Saturday after Carl Langford, chief Investigator of the Gallla County Sheriff's Department, said Baker was apparmtly shot In the area ofthe rlghl knee wtth buckshot from a 12-guage shotgun following a wmesUc dis· pule at a Scott School Road resklenCl'. There were sever al wltresses to the 8: 16 p.m . shooting, Langford sa ld . No charges ha ve been filed and the Incident Is still under Investigation. Also still undl'r Investigation, Langford said, is a 5: 30 p.m . Saturday Incident In whlch Walker was allegedly hit In lhe ll'ft side d. lhe back by a ~ngle shot from a 22-cal. han~n . Langford said Walker was al· legedly soot by Bernice Clair , 64 , of Rt. 2, Bidwell, following an appar· ent wmestlc dispute at Walker's rome oo Georges Cr B" k Road. Clair clai m ed she had bet'n stabbed In the incident, bul she was oot Immediately treated, Langton! added. No charges have been flied, he saJd, pending completion ci Jhe department 's In ves tigation. @ 1988 United Feature Syndicate ,. Haw aiian " Puuoain a:· thr Hill ol Sac r aicr 1 • \ .• 1 �Monday, March 31, 1986 Commenta•"Y Pege-2-The Daily Sentirilll P~y-Middleport. Ohio .I 111 Caurl Slreel Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERFSTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFUCH General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEM BER ot 11w United PrPSs lntern a!lonal . Inla nd Da lly Pri!Ss Assoc ia tion and thf' i\m('riran Npy,;~ap er Publis hers Association. LETTERS OF OP lNlON are wei rome. They should bl' lt'Ss than 300 words long. All letters aresubj('('t to ed iting and must be-signed wllh name, addrrss and telephone numb<>r. f'o unsigned letters will be publlsned. Letters should be In good tas te, addressing lssut'S. not personalities . Was Broder ·right? One of the explanations that was offeml tor the stunning upset of the regular Democratic candidates for lieutenant govermr and secretary of sta te tn the Illinois primary was that they had losing names- Sangmclster and Pucinski. A Fairchild and a Hart , complete outsiders, ~;on thost> contests. Some said it was a caseofdeep-seatro prejudice against foreign-sounding names on a list of names that most voters had never heard of. Others said on the contrary the voters did recognize the names <1 tiE regular Democrats a nd cast their ballots for anybody else but. In any event, the Fairchild· Ha11 victories were tmi'e than a small embarrassment for Democratic professionals because both winners were fo llowers of Lyndon LaRouche. who has bePll described as a Far Lett lhemt't ician tumro Far Right politic tan. In the raseofthesecandldates. it was oot a question of whellEr they were maw rick Democrats, but whether they were any kind of !A>mocrats. So. apart from the obviou s conclusion tha t such a victory exposes somettling of a shortfa ll in the Illinois Democratic Party's campaign machine!')'. the outcome also points ro a basic weakness in the whole state party sysTem. To put it in the short form . a politica l party that can't keep oorslders from winning its nominations is hard!~· a political party at all . Political parties, aft er all. are nor part of the formal governmental structure in the Unitro States. They developed inrorrnally when it became Dl'C<'Ssarv to organize people of a like mind on public issues, such as s laver~· or Tariffs, to support candidates for local, state and national government. The cimdidares t-epreS<'nted the parties. which represented the - • r . Unscrambling Ubya ____w_iu_u.m_F._B_uc_kley_Jr_. The Daily Sentinel PAT WHITEHEAD Assishml Publlsher/Conlroller Isn 't 11 the case. the reporter asked, that our "attack" on U~a wtll have the effect of eleva tfng Khadafy in Arab eyes as a hero? Isn't It a fact -we haw heard this one l!Yer andover again- that our help to the contras has had too effect <1 cementing Latin American sympathy on the side of the Sandlnlstas? It we want to add to SlJCh a catalog of non-rational phenomena, we can extend the tlst very long. Isn't It true that Israel's successful and heavy raid against ldl Amin had the effect of ronsolldatfng Amin's popularity among Africans? The generality - that yoo Incur enmity by doing tIE rorrect thingdoesn't, howevE!', extend indefl· nit ely. When we lll:l>ratro Grenada, we did not stir up the wrath ritl-e - cl'llll rt>tttc Rll:r HULME Caribbean nations. And when, finally, one Atrtcan state moved against Gen. Amfn, there wasn't ronsolldated resentment by the rest of Africa. It had !Jerome a local story. The rEpOrt!!' persevered on .tre matter of our action In the GuH o1 ii!ra. Wasn't It, he asked , a matter rJJ1 pretty suspicious coinCidence that tiE United States ffnc:b Itself defending the-freedom~ the sees In an area the title to which L5 l:l>ing assertoo ~ an acknowledged enemy of the United States• Can the world 1:1> expectro to take seriously the proposition that tiE U.S. Navy was merEly engaged In a ctfnfcal exercise In freeoom-ot-tiEseas sweeping? Weren't we actually engaged In looking lor an opportunity to provoke an ackno\11rogro enemy whose forces are concededly Inferior to our own? Yes, that's true in a way. We are ob\lbusly pleased that It was Ubya who presented this chaUenge to the freedom of the seas, not Norway. On too other hand, there Is no defending Ubya's theoretical position, namely that yoo should 1:1> allowed to draw a line between ooe cuspid of your territory and anotrer, and declare the entire cavity to 1:1> terrttortal waters. It we drew a lin!! ~:»tween Eastport, Maine, and Miami , Fla., and declaroo that that part of the Atlantic Ocean Inward <1 that Une belonged to us, we ~rould have engaged In tiE largest act ct territorial expansion since acqulr· fng tiE Southwest Territories !rom Mexico. For the first 24 hours alter the Incident there was something like 9oltl- esr ..,. LEFT LANE KI,HT LANE MUST TURN RIGHT-+ . . LEFT MUST TURN iSSUP'S. As the sharp issue differenC<'S of the 19th c<>ntu"' becameduUro ~what Nelson Rockefeller used 10 ca ll "mainstream" political opinion, the mission of politica l partit's chan~d . The parties continued rn ronC'f'ntratP on electing rheir own byalists. sometimes so efficienll~· that the tmst successful ~:»came known as "machines." Candidates still nroled the parties ~:»cause the voters idenmied with them and becauSP lhe parties had the know-how to elect them. Now. ~<ith the arriva l of teJ€\·isio n. romputerizro mailing a nd public opinion polling, candidates don't need parties. Presidential candidates often ignol'!' them. Conwessional candidates commonly omit their party affiliations from their adv<rt ising. In Washington and the state capitals. lawmakers flout party plaTforms "'ith oo f!>ar of rellilxllion. Whal happPnro in Illinois was not a first. Stales like Ca Ufornia and Wisconsin common!;· hand nasty primary surprises ro their politic al parties in I he form of upset primary winners. But Illinois was SlJpposfd by many observers to 1:1> one of I he last r«<oubts of tiE strong political party, especia lly on the Democratic side. That It has proven to be otherwise might 1:1> taken as !he realization ol reporter David Broder's hook on politics a fl'w years back. He titled It, "The Party's Over. " JIJ~e Jr~ WASHINGTON- The menacing visage ol the Ayatollah Khomelnlls looming ever lar&<'r in the delll:l>rallons of experts trying to Identify !bose responsible for the terrorist assau Its on the Rome and VIenna airports that ten six Americans dead last Deceml:l>r. At the tlme, President Reagan angrily blamed Li~a ·s volatUe Muammar Khadafy . But U.S. intelligence agencies have recelvoo intormation from usually reliable sources that Abu Nidal. the renegade Palestinian who heads tiE group that commtttro the attacks, usro Iran as a planning and training center br the ~ration. What makes this development oo significant - and so alarming tor the Unitro States - Is that Nidal's proteclor and supporter for years has been Iran's blood enemy. Iraq. At one rtme. Iraq was bankrolllng Nida l {real name: Sabri Banna i and his group to tiE rune of $23 million or lT()Jt> a year. But then, as part of the U.S. stony sUence by our allies In Europe. The others had reacted about as expected. The Soviet press trotted out the Une about lntenUI· tiona! banditry, which tltey have been using about us ever since we airllftro bread and medicine Into BerUn in 1948. The Arab ~rorld accused us of aggression. Europe was silent - until Mrs. Thalcher broke the Ice and observed that In asserting the rlght r:1. the frEedom d tiE seas the Unltoo States was d>lng an lnternatlonal service. At this writing not all our allies by any means have joined Mrs. Thatcher. The reasons are plain. They are the same reasons Euntpe telused last January to join Mr. Reagan In ' boycotting Khadafy. These nations trade heavily wllh Libya, and they are afraid of the 1EI'l'Orlst n!ach of Khadaty. No European natlon Is courting his specllled l!lliTllly. There are too many terrorists at his disposal. And, lndero, he now speaks of suicide "patriots" who wtll engage In a holy war of retaliation against the United States. It Is one thing to ask: Shouldn't our aiUes immrolately endorse what we did? Something else to ask: Why did they not do so? Countries otten do that which they ooght not to do. Perspectives chan&<'. as one moves from capital tv capital. And whereas these are nat Ions In Europe and even in Africa and even - I dare say - the Middle East that are glad tbat we did as we did, they are not about to make the point publicly, oot about to court the displeasure of Khadaty when tbere Is oo ~tal point to 1:1> servro In doing so, save to stroke a SlJperpDWI'l'. But OUR lesson !rom all this ll; that the right thing to do Is.~ rlght thing to do, 11 the configuration of diplomatic support Is not something yoo can count oo. and thereforeyoti · · are rest off Ignoring it. So we can . expect lhat firmness In pursuit of too correct pnlk:les wtll, in the last analysis, bring the respect ol other countries, which Is d1fferent !rom tll!lr affection. We'd like both, but must court only one. ________________J__ ock_A_n_M_r_s_on__ &_D_a_k__V_an_A__ tt_a attempt to lure Iraq oot ol too Soviet Meanwhile, Nidal has carved a orbit with arms supplies and Olher path of murder and mayhem ald. the State Department pre- across the Mlddte East and Europe. vaUro on Iraq to drop Its support <1 His usual assassinatlon targets Nida l. The selling point was that have been moderate Arabs particuforCing Nida l to move h1s headquar- larly PLO diplomats. ters from Iraq might remove Iraq On June 3, 1!1!2, Nidal actually from tiE list of terrorist natlllns Ignited a war when his goons lnellglble for U.S. ald . seriously ~rounded Shlomo Argov, Unfortunately, the pressure the Israeli ambassador in London. seems to have worked - smding The attempt was the immediate Abu Nidal into the arms of cause- onme say the pretext- for Khomeinl. Israel's UI-starred Invasion of le: Nidal was once part of the most banon three days later. militant wing of the Pale91Ine After the twin airport attacks last Lll:l>ratlon Organlzatllln. He was Dec. 'll , the Reagan administration associated with Black Septemter, blamed Libya as an accomplice. the terrorist group that commlttoo, But the evidence points more to among other outrages, lhe massa- Iran and Syria. The t"M> lour-man cre of Israell athletes at the 1972 . teams of terrorists got crucial Munich Olympics. training and operatlonal planning At about that time, Nidal spilt in the Bekka Valley of eastern with PLO chief Yassir Arafat, and lebanon. The Bekka Is controlled in 1974 a PLO court Uied him In ~ til! Syrians and patrolled by absentia and sentenced him to hundmls of Iranian revolutionary death. Ever since, Arata! and Nidal guards, who run the valley as tt It have been trying to get each ott-er were a sulxlrb of Tehran. Secret interrogation by Italian assasslnatro . Intelligence of the lone surviving terrorist In the Rome attack, Mohammad Sarbam, conflrmed that some of the teams' tralnlng took place in Isfahan. Iran, as well as the Bekka. and that the airltOTI attackers entered Italy via Syria. Our own onurces Inside lrllll repor1 that Nidal himself has spent extmded periods of time since last Sepleml:l>r at the Iranian terrorist training camp In Manzariyeh Park, close to Khomelnl's Tehran residence. One trustro CIA source said Nidal stayed as long as a week on at least half-a-dozen occasions 1:1>tween Septeml:l>r and lhe Olrlstmasttme airport atttacks . His escort on these visits was Khomelnt's son, Ahmad. Several U.S. Intelligence oftlcl,als oow concede that Iran (and Syria) l:l>ar tmre blame lor lhe attacks than Ll~a . If Nidal has IndeEd !Jerome a lackey of Khometnl, It means he may shlft his attention from old scores against the PLO to new ones against the Unltro States. Tip's Contra passion ______Be_n_~_a_ue_n_be.,.;;,rg ;/V"'. oBVIoUSLY A MA.JOR fl1ALFCIMcTIOH ... Today in history Toda\' ts Monda\. ~1arch 31. the OOth d<l\' of 1 9~ with :!75 to !olio~<· . Tiw fnoon is a pP;uaching its lhird quart('r . Thf' monling sta rs arC' ~tPrcUJ':\' . Mars .. lupitrr and Sarurn. )hr f'\·rning star is \ "rnu:o . 1hoS<' born on this date are unckr ti"<' sif!ll of Aries . They include phiJosophPr Rcnr De'canes in 1596: composer Franz Joseph Haydn In 173'2: CRrman chrmi~t Robert BunS('fl. in\'mtor d the Bunsen gas burner, m J8U: trumperecr Hrrb Alpert in 19:\1 Iage 5l t. sing<>r Richard Kiley In 192'2 tagr 1).1 1: Ct:'sar Cha w~l. foundpr of lh:' farm workrrs' union. in 19Z7 IJgr S91 : act rPSs Shirlr·~· .J onf's in 1934 lagf' ~21. and .:.:-tors R ichard Chamberlain in 193; rage :,] ,, ChriSiopber \\'aiken in 194.1 tage 43 1, and Gal:» Kaplan in 1945 ~age 41 '0 n this date in hls!Ot)' In 1!11!9. the Eiffel Towrr was ina ugura ted in Paris for the Universal Exhibition of Arts and Manufact ures. In 1!il8. The Marshal Aid Act , a plan to rehabUtta!P war- ravagro F:urope. was passed by Congress. In I!Jffi. President Lyndon Johnson announced he would not seek r!'-election and simultaneou sly orderro suspension of American bombing in North Vietnam . In !971. Lt . Will iam Calley wa s sentenced to li fe imprisonment for his part in thr deaths of 22 Vietna mese civ ilians in what was called the Myla l Massac re. A t hou ~ht for the day: Philosopher Rene Dl>scar1es said, "I think, therefol'l' I am." ' NCAA finale features two fast-moving teams Monday, MilCh 31, 1988 4 In the first game of the World Serious. the Tippers beat the Gippers. Speaker Thomas P "Tip" O'Neill is as passionately against aid to the Nicaraguan contras as President Reagan is for it. O'Neill is a tough foe ; he is a man of honor. deeply patriotic. serving his la st term. with a record more right than wrong O\ler the years, properly lauded as a great American at testimonial dinners by Reagan and Bob Hope. O'Neill used wit and muscle to rally just enough Democrats to beat Reagao's contra plan. It is a battle of gtants over the na ture and future of American foreign policy. Both men are emotional about it Reagan thinks Central America is the place to start rolling back the red tide. But what are the rool..j or O'Neill 's emotional commitment' They are both ordinary and extraordinary. On the ABC news the other night, Tip gave clues. The ABC sketch by Peter Jennings showed that O'Neill opposes contra aid for some obvious reasons; he particularly fears a Vietnam·style escalation. But the piece also stressed that O'Neill's passion has another powerful dimension. He is a devout Catholic; within the deeply divided Catholic community O'Neill listens to those whoop~ t.:.S. poll· cy; O'Neill's much,beloved aunt was a sister of the Maryknoll Order; O'Neill particularly heeds . the Maryknolls' counsel. "When they come in to see me," O'Neill told ABC, "they are women of the cloth. people of God.... They are not going to mislead me." If Tip's emotions on Ute issue are tipping the balance, if the Maryknolts are a key influence on Tip. then the Mary knolls are .very important. Who are they? They are a small Catholic order. Many of their mell)bers devote themselves to serving the poor. But the Maryknolls also practice political action. Their publications have praised the foreign policy of Castro's Cuha. Maryknolls have supportoo the communist guerrillas in El Salvador and in the Philippines. They nave supported the current Sandinista government in Nicaragua. Ironically. thdt is the same government that most of Tip's Democratic colleagues characterize as "Marxist-Leninist." It is the same government that tne primate of Nicaragua. Cardinal Obando y Bravo, has denounced as "totalitarian." The Sandinista foreign minister Miguel d'Escoto is a Maryknoll priest . He has said "Marxism is one of the greatest blessings on the church." Yet Tip O'Neill - who is as far from Marxism as you can get ·- has ne-ver gotten the word. Last year he satd: "We've followed the (Maryknoll ) order all our life .... When they come and talk to me. I have complete O'Neill beat Reagan in round one. even though a majority of the House believes that military pressure rnust be part of the package to push the Sandinistas to free elections It is a torturous issue for many legislators on both stdes. O'Neill - still trusting Maryknolls and still remembering horror stories half · a ce ntury old. tytng all that together With llllln ordinary concerns - will continue to try to defeat. delay and dilute contro aid . He still may succeed. He 's a great American all right, and making a 'real mistake, leading hts Democrats tn the wrong direction, based on bad memories and bad advice. Berry's World trust. '' It goes beyond Maryknolls. O'Neill has said one reason for his opposition to the contras goes back to an incident when a lriend of his. a 17,year old Marine. was stabbed in Nicaragua more than ~0 years ago. The Marine. says Tip, told him the reason he was in Nicaragua was "to take care of the property and the rights or rhe United Frull Co. I got stabbed for United Fruit." Oh. my . Since the Marines left Nicaragua in 1933, the-Soviets have be· come imperialists who penetrate the Third World, Cuba has become a Sovi· et stooge, Cuba and the Soviets are pumping Nicaragua full of arms, Latin America has had a revolution in favor of democracy, and Latin countries are beggi,ng American com~nies to come ' in and provide jobs: Yet, O'Neill hark.• back to the old world of United Fruit. Using masterful politica l strategy. • "My insurance premiums have gone OUTTA SIGHT!" The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio . ... ·, .-. DALLAS tUPI >- Who ·says the race is not to lhf' swift'~ "We like 10 play an up-tempo game and so does Louisville," Duke coach Mike Krzyzewski said Sunday . Said Loulsvllle coach Denny Crum ; "We play best with a fast pacr. and if that is not goud enough ag<tinst Dukt• bec ausP thi.•y are i:l>lter, then it's not goud enough." College basketball concludes it s season tonight beginning at 7; 12 EST, at a speroway otherwise known as Heun ion Arena . No. I Duke meets No. 7 Louisville. for the NCAA Iitle in a game ~:»tween two teams that run stricliy on tligh oc·tane fuel. "We are not as goud playing s!ov.:do~A'tl ," Crum said. "It' s not in our best interest to changf' now. I don't know if we have an advantage in quickness. but to win at this level. you have to do what you do rest ." The Ca rdinals, 31-7, have won al of their las t 21. including Saturday's 88-77 \Octory over Louisiana State in the semifinals. Duke. ~7-2 goes one step i:l>ller with 21 s ~·aighl triumphs. The Blue [)('viis' 71 -67 decison ovl'r KanS<:~s g<tve them more single-season viclmirs than any other major college basketball team. They ha ve oot losl since Jan. 21 to Georgia " ' • • inning of Sunday's exhibition game al St. Petersb1rg, Fla. Backman's throw was good to comp~e a cl>uble play on Tony Pel't'Z's grounder. The Mets won, S-1. UPI. N.Y. Mets defeat Reds, 6-4; Brewers lose two pitchers Mets srorrd 1\.\.V mort' in the fou11h on an RBI triple by Ron Gardenhire and Darling 's HBI single. The Mots added a nm in the fifth on Dar.,·! Strawtx-rry's single-. an error b~· Eddie Milner. and Foster's second RBI single . The Met s pickro up another run in the seventh off Rob Murphy on two walks and an RBI single by Barry Lyons, l:l>fore the Reds scorro twice off Bruce Berenyl in the eighth on singles by Milner and Bell and Parker's second double of the game. Meanwhile, the Milwaukee Brewers. who are 1rying to rrbuild through yout h, had lwokeypltehers from their lone jl{'nnant-winnlng season of 1982 leavr ·the> roster Sunda y. F'Pte Vuckovlch, who won the American League Cy Young award in 1982 for the Brewers, announced his retirement, and Mllwaukeesent right-hander Moose Haas to Oak· land for three minor-leaguers and a player to 1:1> namro . Vuckovlch . 33, was In Brewers' ca mp as a non -roster player after l:l>lng placed n n waivers following the 1985 season. The Brewers said Vuckovlch v.111 remain with the organl1..ation as an instructor and also wUI have some scouting duties. Vuckovlch won the Cy Young Award In 1982 after posting an 18-6 record to help lead the Brewers into the World Series. In 198'J. however, he appeaml In just three games ~:»fore l:l>lng placro on the inl4ml list with a torn rotator cuff. He missed all of !he 1984 season after undergoing surgery_in April of that yeat·. Last season, Vuckovlch was 6-10 with a 5.51 ERA. He underwent surgery In Septeml:l>r to have a calCium deposit rE!llOVed and a rougbed area inside his shoulder joint srroothed down . · , Haas, 29. had an 8-8 record with a 3.84 ERA last season lor the . Brewers. He was 0-0 with a 4.91 ERA In three games th1s spring. has appeared in two prt.•viou s lillr games, losing to UCLA in 1964 and to Kentuch)' in 1978. In fact, the Blue DevOs have yet to win a ni:ltional C'hampionship in any sport The Cardinals have all but filed for rPs id Pncy papPrs at thr F inal Four, with four appearances in lh<' last sevpn yPars. including an NCAA cmwn In 1900. "My main conce m isou rph_v skal rondit ion.' ' Krl.y7..('\.\.'Ski sa id . ··Yes· terday tSa tun:I C:Iy l wr playrd aver~ · physical and tough game. I've heard some prople s.ay that game wasn't pn:·tty. I didn't know basketball was supposed to tx• pt<>lly ... Theil' is <Jt least an aesthf'tic consensus on two players: Jolm ny Dawkins of Duke and Milt 1\'agner of louisville. They can shoot and run and lead. The~· are two of rho I:Psl in any backcour1. Dawkin's had 2l points Saturda\·, and has atlrast tha l many in al l fi\·r toumamrnt ·,ga mes. while sinking 62 perCPnt of hi s shot s. Against Wagner, he f aces a n cpp.mc nt thrf'f' inches taller. Lou isv illt.' t'£'SC'tv c Robbif' VaiPntinc s.1 id his roommat e, Wagner. is rt>ady for Dawkins. West captures all-star game COMPLETES DOUBLE PlAY - Newl'orkMets' second baseRUIII Wally Backman gum ~gh over sUdlng Cincinnati Reds' Nick Esasky ( 12) at second b....,. whlle walching his lhrow lo flrsl In lhe sixth ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. tUPI > -Ron Darling's streak of scoreless Innings ended ar al Sunday. but the New York Mct s still were able to defeal the Cincinnati Reds S-1 as George Foster drove In his first two runs of the spring with a pair of singles. Darling , who enterro the game with a string of 19 consecutive scoreless Innings, added one more I:» fore glvln~t up a run in the second on a triple by Nick Esasky and Bo Diaz' two-out double. Darling gave up another run in the third on a single by Buddy &II and Dave Parker's RBI double, but still had an Impressive outing, allowing two runs on six hils in his six innings. ln 26 innings covering sl' starts ttlis spring, DarUng has a 3-U n~ord and 1.38 ERA. The Mets roughro up loser Tom Brown in~ for five runs on U hits in five innings. The Mets scoml twice in the first on RBI singles by Gary Ca rtrr and Foster, · who had gone through his first 38 at -bats ttlis spring without driving In a run . After the Reds tied I he gam<'"" h runs In the st'Cond ;md third, the Tech. Duke Ha as. wbo first joined lhl' Bn•wers in 1976, has 11 ca !'({'r nmrd of 91-79 with a 4.1ll. His best yea rs were in )98) when hP was 16-15 with a 3.U ERA and in 19&1 when he 13-3 with a 3.'!1 ERA . He was 11 -8 In 1982 when the Brewers lost to St. Louis in the World Series. The Brewers obtainro Infielder Steve Kiefer and lefthanded pitchers Mike Fulmer and Peter Kendrick in the trade . in Sunday's game at Chandler, Ariz., Tim l1eary pitchro three-hit ba ll lor six innings to help Milwaukee record its first shutout thi s spring - a 4-0 decision over the CUbs. Leary's stint was the longest by a Brewer this sprin~. In other exhibition games: At Winter Haven . Fla ., Mike Stenhouse contrilxltro two hits and thrre RBI, and Dwight Evans went 3-for-3 to lead Boston to its third straight victory, a 7-2 d('{'islon over Toronto. Dennis "Oil Can " Boyd, hlndeml earlier this sp1ing with a liver infection, sca ltPrf'd five hits in six innings lo pot:. I his first victory. Dodgers beatm At Vem Beach. Fla.. Bria n Harper and Jim Morris each compilro two hit s and tm runs scored and right-hander Rick Own l:l>y provided six in nings of s11ong relief to ca tTV St. Louis to a 7-1 decision over ·Los Angeles. At Br·adent on. Fla . Junior Orlil smashed " pinch hit, ttu-re-ru n homer and R.J . ~eyrokls doublro in three more runs to spark a 1!\-hil attack that carded Piltsbu tgh to a 13-2 triumph over Philadelphia . At Lakeland, Fla., veteran Frank Tanana and non-roster pitcher Don Heinkel combined to seanor seven hils in pitching Detroit to a 3·0 victory over Minnesota. The shutout was the third of the spring for the Tigers. At Fort Myers. Fla .. Buddy Blancalana walked twice, scoml two runs and drove ·In the winning run to help Kansas Cit y real lhe White Sox 6-5. Charlie I.Pibrandl earned tlis first victory. allm•;ng me eaned run on eight hit s across six innings. At F'orf Lauderdale, Fla .. Butch Wynegar's pinch-hll single wilhtwo rut in the bottom of the lOth in ning scored Mike Pagliarulo from lhlrd base and l~tro the Yankees to a 3-2 victory rNer Texas. New York' s John Montefusco continuro tlis comeback from pffseason hlp SUl'&<'l')l by pitching two more shutout innings <1 relief lo lower his spring ERA to l.lll. At Klsslmi)lee, Fla.. winning pitcher Floyd Youmans slnglro and Jim Wohlford tr1pled to hlghllghl a four-run sixth Inning that gave Montreal a 5-2 decision over Houston. 'Goes distance At Miami, Scott McGregor became the Orst pifcher In the American League to work a complete game during the exhibition season to enable Baltimore ro defeat Atlanta 6-3. McGregor threw · 104 pitches and breezed through the llrst six !Mings l:l>lore allowing a · oolo homer to Ted Simmons. j At Tempe, Ariz., Pat Tabler East. "Thrsr guy s ca n makt.' mP look goud . In addition toLE's, thr gamrwasa. showcase for playrr!-i such as New Mexico's John Brown. Jackson ville's Ot is Smith, Iowa State's Jeff Horn acrk. David Lipscomb' s John Kimbrell and Old Domin ion's Kennv Gattison. eeOrgrtown's Da vid Wingate. likelv lhe most ta !Pntro player in thr Con tf'sl, \.\' a s nam('(l its most Yaluablf' playf'r. and Hafael Addison of Sy racuse and Kimbrell eac h had 10. The game was played at an NBA pace. with Ll's pushin g the \\'est's offense down II"<' floor and Krn· tucky's Roger Harden sending the East ttu·ouglt its headlong offensive rush. Still. neil her ream could grab cont rol of thP gam('. les, V..-'lt h I il::' Wrsl down ~ - k7 and '5 second s Jpft , mnnrcted on a 22 ·footrr to tif' t!Y' srorr. Brad Sellers of Ohio State convertro 2 ftw lhrows for lh<' East. but Kfystkowiak mad e 3- ol-4 fr('('thfow allempts to put thr We'l up 92-91 with 41 seco nds 10 play . A Smith fi·"" throw allowed thr F.ast to tir thr scon• onC' last timr. and the West turned 1I"<' ba Uo,.,.,. oo thr f'nsuing trlp dO\.-I.'Tlrourt. \r\' ilh R S({'Ond s to go. 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Ph . 992 - ~ 1 ~- Sp . cond ( I Js~ pns 1a,g1' pa id at P~me ro _v . Ohi r• ln l<~nd Prrs~ ln tf'rnalional. 0Jilv Pr1- s~ Ass odariun Jnd lh£' Ohi o 1'>1'1npa[X'r 1\ -;soci<J !Ion National 1\cl\' r rtl ~mg R( ' pr r~ t·nt ~l t l\' ( ', Branham Nf'v.-sp-! pf'f Sa lt's, iil T hird 1\ v('nu e. Nf'W Yorli . J\rw Yor k 1001 7. POSTMASTER '>i'ml .HldrC"Ss r han g-f'S lu llw Dail\· ~·nl int>l. Ill fourt St . ~m'r0 Ohio ~ .'iltll Sl1 RSUUI'TIU:'\ HA.TF'.S By farrlrr or 1\-tot or R outt• On f' Wt•f'k . $1.10 OnP Month Onp YPilr S·U~O ... $~•7 . 20 S I~ GU~ C'OP \' I' RifE Dail~· . 2:, Cf'n ls d('~ lrlng l o pa\ l hf' car riN m<tv r r>m lt in ad\ ,Jn('(' dlr Pct to Th f' Dall\' SPntlnrl on a 1.t; or 12 month llasl ~ . CJ:t~l li wll! ht• ~o:l\"t'li l'J r rl (' r r arh Suhs('fib ('r' n ot monlh ~ o su bsnlp lion~ IJ ~ m.d l permlt tf'clln t0\1·n s l-l'hf'l"l' hom(' rarrit·r st•r viN' Is ,1\ .tll.iblt· .\ bll Suh~erlptlo n !' lnsldt• Ohio $1-t:J6 1:1 W!'Ph '! I; \\'('l'b :,:! Wrl'b .. S:l9.1:l ............. $51\.24 Uulsld f' Ohio l:\ '-''f'rk!> .. :u; Wl'eks .. $15.60 .... $.11.20 .i 2 Wt •Pks .. $5980 I.F: XING TON. K.v. tUPit According to Tf'xa s rrSC'n-l' rf'nlf'r Carla Pridd~· . thr Lon~horn s were thrir own toughest co mpetition thi s season. Aftrr Sund ay's 97-81 vic to"· o,·er Southern Ca l for thr championship or thr womrn·, NCAA ToumamC'nl and 34-0 n'Cord . it 's tou~h to argue. >1'> 1:.' I I "•!.: II 12 p II I ~ ]11 \ 1 p , The Daily Sentinel EVERY TUESDAY! Exhibition baseball :\a.LklNII"' ~II' "I undf'rswnd that wf''re not H grm t t0am, no t a sup:.·r tram." K1~1.~7Pwsk.i said :O.·l r mh('r · l "n •trll DALLAS 1UP! I - For players such Bradley's Jim Les. the md of lhP season ll'VOIVPS around a series of all · slar games. Sunday. the National Associa tion of Basketb'l)l Coaches AII -Amencan a ll -star game revolved around him . "I'm a complemrntat-y-rype player: I make passes, nm the offenS<'," said Les, who drilled a 27-foot jumper at the buzzer to lift tht.' Wrst 10 a 94-92 victory over thft collcctro three singles and thrre RBI to lead Cleveland to a 7-5 \·i clory over Sc-attiP. AI Palm Spring~. Calif .. first b<Jsemf'n Strve Giln' f'~' and .John Kmk rombin0d to go a- for-~J and drivr in fin• runs to JXIWer San Diego to a 9-4 df'Cision O\'f'r Ca lifornia . Ca t".re:·/s two -11.1n 00mcr off \'!'t cra n right -hander Don Su llon ga,·c the Padres a 2- llead in Les, who scorC'd 10 points. was the fow ·th . Kruk slugged a three- one of six players In double figures run OOm er to triggrr a four -run for the Wrst . Bmwn lro wilh t1 SC'vt'Oth inning. potnts. Kevin Catron of Sr. Cloud AI Phoenix, Ariz .. Mike Davis State and Lan)' Ktystk!m;ak of and Dave Kingman rach strokro a Montana mch had 12, and Dwayne ttuw-run hom er to spark Oakland Pol"" of PepjX•rdinl' and Villanoto an 11 -~ victot;.' over San va 's Hamid Pn-ss l<•y fin ished with Francisco. 10 each . \\'ingaiP and Smith Parh had 14 points for thf' East . Call ison had U . a_,.t " It's just t:tnottl'r ga mf' to hlm," Valent tnr said . "Hr played against Dell CUny t of Virginia Tech 1 and dtdagrea'rjobonhim WPfollowthe philosophy that ~ you can't get the ball, you ca n't score'." The otrn matchujli smuld go ttlis way : JC'ff Hail-Tommy Amaker at gua rd , Pcrvis E ll ison-Jay Bilas at crnlrr. Billy ThompsonMork Alaric, and Herl:l>rt CrookDavtd Hende rson at forward. "Duke is stronger in side, bul we do ha,·e a slight hei ght advant11gr with Ellison 1a freshman), although not in game rx perience," Crum sai d. "As a duo. their guards arP quicker, but we havr• a height ad\'ant agr-" For al l Du ke's sucC'rss. the Blue D.~, ·iJs are no t tl'ga rdf'd as a killer tmm . Their coach, in perhaps some ps~·c h ologica l games m a nship , lead s tht' way . Priddy. who st arted mosl of !a~t to All-America Annette Smith, sai d intr n~quad gamf's frrqurnt ly Wf'rf' toughPr 1han thf'i r in ltYmllpgiatf' Sf'ason bu1 gave Wi-1)' this ~- C'ar cont est s. And she is onr of 1hr main rmsons Texas is thr national champion. The 6-fool -2 senior rntcrro the game late in the first half with USC ahead 3().29. She lmmedialely scored from underneat h. and added a free throw ro give Texas the I for good. She then sttJil'CI 4 more quick points to help stakeTrxas to a 10-poinl halftime lead . The L.olll(homs became the tirst tmm ever to complrt e Jn Wtbeaten title year. and ea rnro for them· selves the cro"'n that had eluded their dynasty lor four years. NO' team has won tmrc games the last four seasons, but unt O Sunday, Texas had t-epe~~troly fallen short in ti-e NCAA tournament. with every disc or roll of color print film brought in for processing. This Offer Not Valid In Connection With Any Other Film Processing Promotion kty wortrinc tatqlayer can design his own SlY· incs plan for retirement and pt atu detluc· tion for the entiA! amount he depnstts mhts n~tin~ment account. up to a ma.ximum of $2,00 per year. 111til he reaches aae 70\\. Acconlinc to H&R Block, the deduction is permitted 'lllle~er or not the laJll)ayer ite- mizes because 11 ts a dtn~ct deduction hom gross income. ANOTHII SEIVICE OF H&R BLOCit THE INCOM_E TAX PEQPLE 618 E. Main St. PH. 992,3796 • I . PHA MACY Point Pleasant , W.Va. , Gallipol iS, Oh . Middleport, Oh . �.' _Page-4- The. Daily Sentinel Monday, March 31, 1988 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 31. 1986 ·Annual banquet held .for Southem athletes By SCOTf WOLFE RACI!I.'E - Saturday evening, the annual winter sports banquet a t . Soutbern High School was honoring the boys' and girls' basketball squads and cheerleaders. An excellent potluck dinner and awards feat highlighted the event held In Charles W. Haym an Gymn asium in Racine. · Booster President Sue Beegle ooett ir'1£ welcome and the TORNADOEI'l'El'i HONORED - Members of the Southern Tomadoette girls' ha.•kethaU team wt!re IMJoored Saturday Ill the winter sports banquet. Pictuml :ue, siltlng,l-r, !\lana Butler. Wendy lnnvocatlon which preceded 1he \ictory dinner. Miss Debbie llghtfrltz, reserve girls' coach, made the Init ial awards presentalk:m to members of her squad. First year varsity mentor , Kim Phillips, talked about the girl's 198MI6 campaign and honored members r1 her squad . Phillips challenged the younger members of her squad to work hard till s ,~J Fry, Anile Bostick, Crystal IIlli, Tammy Theiss, and Angle Grueser. Back, Rachel Reiber, Diana Simpson, Lori Adams, Karla Smith, Jenntler Amold, 011d Coach Kim Phllllps. summe r for an Improved season In 1986. Cheer leading adv is or Sandra Baer awarded the varsity and reserve cheerleaders. Rachel Reiber received the 110% award, Jenn~er Arnold claimed the Best Rebounlllng award , Co-captain Alana Butler claimed the Best Free Throw percentage award, and freshman Crystal Hill, best field goal percentage. Coach Howie Ca ldwell and assistant Jay Rees made presentations to the boys' fres hman basketball team. Reserve mentor Jay Rees awarded members of his SVAC champion rese-ve squad who posted a fine 17-3 record . First year varsity mentor Howle Caldwell, whose club posted a fine al-4 overall record and claimed district runner-up honors, and SVAC and Sectional champions, praised his learn lbr a lremendous eflm1 and superior dedication tot he gamE'. Coach Caldwell spoke of this team 's sacrlilce, dedication, and competitiveness oot only on t he com1 but also In the classroom. Caldwell said, "Hard work and dedi cation got these boys where they are . They were wUllng to pay the pnce. and in return made basketball fun again th is year for everyone In the community." ''I'm going to challenge the freshmen and next year's team to improve lhemeselves In the offseason.... to put another banner on that waiL "Only 'they' can det ermine their futurt'. "They" are the ones who wHI have to work to pay the price." Coach Caldwell praised hJs team for its success then made award present ations . Coac hes- awa rds The benediction was given by Rev. Steve Deaver. Following Is a complete list of team members and awards. Karla Smlth, Wendy Fry, Crystal Hill, Alana Butk>r- Co-rapt., Diana Simpson. and Jennifer Arnold. Th e '.~ Angle Bo5tlck. Tracy Beegle, Letlee Dudding , Dawn Johnson, Becky Wlnl'brmncr . Angle Grueser. Bedty Evans, Debb ie Greathouse and Barbara Lis le. VIdeo Jackie Justis Scorekeeper Jodlt> Harr1s and Llaa Parsons. Var1lty ChHrfeaden Lisa Pape. Capt ., Jill Nease. Tracy ~ I f', Kim Adams and Annetl CardoneRe&erve Cheerleaden Dina :?lluler, Monica Hill. Jessica [\'a ns. Ca rissa HHI and Tracy Bet.-gle. Capt. S VAC A Sectional Cluunflolla Todd Ada ms, Co.·Capt ., KelleyG ruHer, Kenny Turlf'y , Matt Ha rris , Dave Am bur· StaUoltcl""" Kt v ln Teaford and Tony Deem Scorekeeper VIdeo Crew Beat of the bend Max Hill and Keith All en Ttmekeeper Jamt>s Lawrence RHeneTeam Tim GllbrldP. Jetr Holtz. Kenny Brown . Pf'tf' Roush. Shannon Riffle, Shawn Cunningh am, Chris Baer. Rick Sellers , SM1t Mc Phail , Jim Deave-r and DaveMIIIan. Fre~hmau Team Todd LlsiP. Chrls Stout, Brian Weaver, MlkP Amos. ShaneSlmpsM, Shawn Diddleand Ryan Evans. FOR JUST $3•25 CROW'S FAMILY RESTAURANT ~~2 - S432 , POMEIOY, OM. Mahaffey wins TPC roUapses in recent PGA histOI\.' ' .. SOUTHERN CIIEERI..E,\OERS - )! embers of the varsity cheerleadlng squad honored at Satunla~··s );outbem Winter sports lwtquet were. slttln g, .11.11 Nt>a.o'it', :\nnf'th• r arWne. <Uld Tracy Beegle. Back , l...i.'ia Papt\ Kim .\d a m~ . Mile bogpyed three of 1he final fou ; h:Jirs to blow a three · shot lead, and John Mahaffey pooled a one-stroke victory in the TPC. worth $162,(00. Mahaffey had his worst round o ft~ tournament. a 71. for a 1:1under-par Z75. and Mlze was on 1he brink cl tears a ft er shooting a 76 for a 276. Mil.e settled for $97.:00 a nd Tim Simpson was third aJ :&J. ca rning $6l,:nJ. :1-flw. who had 18 birdies and just lwo ho geys a fter three rounds for a 16-undcr :00, began the da y four shots ahead of Mahaffey . A birdie ;rt No . 6 gave hJm a fi ve-shot cu shlon. A family gathering R(>('()rd : 17·3. fried Chicken PONTE \ 'E DRA. Fla. tUPliFour )-ea rs ago. a jubilant Jerry Pate dove int o the water dfthe 18th green after winning the Tournament Pla)ws Championship . 1\'ho could blame Larl)' Mize for wanting to get sloshed Sunday night'? In one of the most glaring NAME THE GORILLA - A contest to name ltis puppet, which will be U!led In storytlme and other chUdrm's acllvMies, Is Wlllerway at the Pomeroy Ubrary. Sap:esled lllllll<!l on lonns provided by the library are to be clropped In the !lsll bowl there and on AprD 10, one will be ..-awn and the puppet will be named. The prize wD1 be a !uD meal deal !rom The Dairy Queen, Middleport. Tra rlf' Hubbard lional PH. Although Aprtlls well known for being the month when Income taxes are due. It's also the month when residents of Meigs County get lmportan t health information which may save their lives. Aprtlls cancer control month and will be used bY lhe Meigs County Unit of the American Cancer Society as a lime to dlstnbute literatu!l' and to raise funds for research, service a nd educational proglrams. Mrs. Delores Frank, executive Gli lJ' Relene Team g£'y. Todd Kimes. Jay Bostick, Co.·Capt .. Sean Grues er, Richard Gilbrid e , Scott Wick line, E r ic Milliron and Jamie Hensler . Rl'<'ord 2(l .•t Mua&en Da ~· id Dffm and Brucf' Wolfe By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Slat! Wriler Lively Anna Ogdln. a long -time teacher In the -Rut land schools, celebrated 86t h at .:U., Hocking Val· Jey Inn at NelsonVille Sunday. · All of Mrs . Og.dln 's children, grandchlldren and _great-grandchildren were on ha nd lor the observance Including Mr. :Ond Mrs. Charles !Maxine Ogdlni -Griffith, Karen Lynn Griffith. :Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs. He rbert '(Janet Ogdin l Jones, Keith Jones. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. John ·(Conn ie Jonesl Doss, Elizabeth 'Ann and Christy Marie Doss, Plain ·City, and the honored guest. · · Mr. Ogdln was born March 28, 1900. For those who would like ro ex tend bela ted greetings, her ad · dress Is 26915 SR 124. Langsville. Ohio 45741. Sophomores of Eastern lllgh School will do an auction sa le as a fund raiser a t 7 p.m. on April 12 In the high school gymnasium. They're busy gathering up a wide variety of merchandise and would like your help. They wlll take ltro'ls on consignment - and, of course, any contri butions. If you want to help phone ~-5694. 992-G.l:Xl or !m-3653. YOU GAVE US ANOTHER GREAT SALES YEAR. SO WE'RE HELPING YOU. SAVE p~ pool table are set up br yoor participation every day . Saturday- Spring Fling for area senior citizens. The day's actlvtties will begin a t 10 a.m. and with round and square dancing until noon with music played by the Strtngdusters. Lunch will be SE!Ved at !llOn. Following dinner the after!llOn's activities will be round and square dancing with the Happy Hollow Boys playing, three dance oontesls wiD be held with prizes awarded Ill the winning couple. As a break In the afternoon's activ ities a clogging program will be presented at 2:30 by lli> Sbady River Shu!flers, under the direction of Gerald l'llwell. The cost for the day Is $3 per person and Includes lunch. Calli he Center at 002-2161 by Tuesday, April 1 at 4 If you plan Ill attend the Spring Fling. The Senior Nutrition Program menu lor the week Is: Tuesday - Pork chop, potato pull, green beans, apple raisin cobbler. Wedneway - oven baked chicken, bi'usset sprouts with cheese·sauce, sweet potato,·cake. Thursday - Swedish meatballs In mushroom sauce, masbed pota toes, broccoli, glngerlread wf1h lemon sauce. Friday - Scalloped salmon, buttered rice and peas, Harvard beets, orange and grapefruit S<l' tions. cookie_ Cancer information folder available in area Girls' VanKJ Team Lori Adams- CM'a pt., Rachel Reiber. Served with whipped potatoes. chicken gravy, cole slaw. hot roll, butter and coffee. Sorry, no subslitute s except beverage with addi· Kelley Grueo!W, Eric Milliron, and Jamie llensler.Siandlng """·Jay Bostick, David Deem, Mgr.; Scott Wickline, Kenny Turley, Todd Adams, Rlcl:L.lll'll_Gilbrlde, Bruce Wolfe, Mgr.; 011d Coach Ho..ie CwdweU . The team posted a \'0-4 Ol'erall record. The Metgs Coonty SenlorOtlzens Center, Mulberry Heights, Pomeroy, has the following activities scheduled for the week of Aprt11 '5: Tuesday - Chorus 1-2. Wednesday - Social Security Representative 10-12, Bingo 1-2, Exercise Class 3: »4. Thursday - Ceramics 10-2. Friday - Bowling 1:30 at Pomeroy Bowling Alley. Games, quOting, sewing, and award. COMBINATION DINNER ONLY DINING ROOM ONLY DJSTRJcr RUNNER-UP - The 1!185-86 sv.~c and Sectional Champion Southern Tornado haskdball team of Coach Howie CaldweU was hoool't'd Ill Salurday's "inter sports hanquel In Charles 1\i, Hayman Gynma•itun In Racine. Pictured are team members front. l·r, ~latt Harri-;, Se1U1 Grueser, David Amhurgey, Senior Citizen Center weekly activities set went to Todd Adams and Scott Wickline: 110% Awards went Ill Kelley Grueser and Sean Grueoer; and DaVId Amburgey won the best Free Throw Shooting awanl. Richard GUbride was named Most Improved and won the Defensive award. while Jay Bootick claimed the Top Rebounding Tammy The Daily Sentinei- Page-:-5 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Karen Werry, local history buff, Is looking for any descendant s of Valentine Lures who died In I912 or his son. Martin Laures. That's right two different spellings were used on !he last name and that has happened frequenlly here over the years. II you can help, please give Karen a ring a t 949-2936. The dance will be staged al the Royal Oak Recreational Building with the Tune Timers, out of Columbus, providing music . Admission for non-members of the club wlll be $15 a couple. As usual you always help and Richard and Pamela Wallace HUlon of Dexter extend thanks for your kindnesses when their trailer burned with a special than ks to the Middleport Church of the Nazarene. the Citizens Ba nd Radio Club and Feeney-Bennett Post 128, American Legion, Middleporl. The Rutland Ovic Cen ter crga nizatlon will be hosting the James Hetzer Europea n Circu s at the center again this year on Aprll 16 with sho..,; at 4:30 and 7:30p.m. The re wlll be no advance sa le of tickets and admission at the door will be $3 and $5. Advance tickets for a wrestling card. another civ ic project, may be secured at the Rutland Department Store, Mlller Brothers Store and at CK Market In Midd leporl . The wrestling program will be at 8 p.m. on Saturda y, April S, and wil l feature women wrestlers. midget wrestlers , the Blue Cyclone, The Shane Gang, John DIBiase. and others. Advance tickets are $3 and $5. Tickets will be an addlt ional $1 eac h a t the door Saturday night . In recent list ings of new businesses for Middleport , the Blue Streak Cab Coc, whJch qx>rates In bolh l'llmeroy and Middleport was <NcrlookEd . Middleport Village se-rves as 1he admin istratlve agent for the new cab service which has been highly success ful. Owner Is Btl! Snouffer. OH KAN Coin Club held a successfu l annua l show a t the Holiday Inn, near Gall ipolis, ~<ith some 1,(00 vlsllors " attending. Winners of gold were BUI Childs, Middleport , an d AI Loveday, Bidwell. The Wll h an Impressive membership, the Royal Oak Ballroom Dance Club has scheduled the first of three da nces to be held this year a nd the first will be from 8 to midnight on April 5. "We now know that bY adding certain fOods Ill yoor diet, you may help reduce your canrer rlsk. Good foods Include tbosecontalnlngllber, vitamins A and C, and especlaUy foods of the cabbage famlly broccoll, cauunower, brussell sprouts. By eating less of other ·foods, like high fat foods, you may reduce your risk. One of the most Important steps In avo!dlng cancer Is to stop smoking," Frank comments. director of the Meigs Unit, reports that !he focus of the I~ education campaign Is on nutrition. The Amencan Cancer Society's recommendations of how diet can affect one's cancer risks are Included In the folder, "Eating Ill Ltve: · What Food May Help You Reduce Your Cancer Risk?" As volunteers move from door-Ill-door !he first two weeks r1 Aprtl theywlll take the !IJC!ety's message on diet and cancer to area residents. There will be a training meeting for all volunteers at 7:ll p.m. Wedesday at the Trinity Church, E . Second St., Pomeroy. All volun teers are urged to attend that session, Frank stresses and residents are as kEd Ill be genersous with their contnbutions. In 1984-R>, the local unil was able to assist 103 patients through the generosity of Meigs residents. Anyooe needing more information can contact the Meigs Unit at ~-7531. Tubercu/ojis.· The disease that won't die By JOAN TEWKSBARY, R.N. Meigs Coullty Healh Dept. The goal in treating tuberculosis Is to control and prevent the spread of the disease with medications and close follow-up care. Your county - tuberculosis nurse has a vital role to play In this process since she has the task of patient observation, teaching and follow-up. Whether a person who Is exposed to tuberculosis actually rontracts the disease depends on many !actors. Condltk>ns contributing Ill the development of tuberculosis Includes general physical debU!tatlon, constant exposure to active . tubercle bacllll, lowered resistance because of the presence of other diseases and conditions such as diabetes , cancer, slllcosls, a person on steroid therapy, alcoholism and pregnancy. There are a lot d factors that can lnlluence the development of cllnl· cal tuberculosis. It Is like a time bomb, because some people who are Infected can get tuberculosis months or years aft~ the Initial event. Until you die ~ sometling · else, there Is no guarantee you won't get tubereuk>sls. A major way of preven ling tuberculosis Is toldentlfythe person_ with tuberculosis Infection and treatthatlndlvidualsothelnfectlon won't progress at ~me later date. positive reaction Includes a careful Positive skin test reactors with case history, physical examination. abnormal chest x-rays or risk chest x-ray studies, sputum smears factors for reactivating tuberculoand cultures. sis. Positive skin test reactors up to FamUy members and close age 35. l'llsltlve skin test reacklrs contacts of tuberculosis patients CNer age 35 In special situations. need to receive tuberculin skin tests Your tuberculosis office In workand!ollow-uphealthcare,lncludlng lng diligently to keep tuberculosis preventive therapy. Preventive under rontrol. We strive Ill find medication Is aoo Indicated for the those who need treatment. following groups of people: Remember our Open Door policy Tuberculin skin test converters - we work because we care about (a pe-son whose reaction changes YOU! We are happy to answer any from a negative to a positive within questions you may have. Call us at a perlodoftwoyears). This person 992-3722 between the hours of 8:00 should be cons Ide red newly a m. and 4:00 p.m. Monday through Infected. Friday. Skin testing Is an Invaluable tool . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . . : . . . . - - - - - - - In Identifying the Infected person. JOHN A WADE MD Inc. The skin test of choice Is the Mantoux (needle and syringe) ~~~':~~:~S:U: methods are the muHiple puncture • EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST "WE NAVE IIEARIN6 AID$" y:'rra: Indicates Infection, but does not prove the presence r1 active Supplementa l Security Income checks will be delivered III Tuesday . April I. To distinguish ~I payments from Social Securlty benellts and other government checks, SSI checks will be mailed In a blue envelope. • VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL SSI check, :~v~:,_as:~tM~~:' :~ ho~~;~;~~=~~~~ans envelope :'msoo;r ~ ::S~t:.U:: change color The Supplemental Secunty In· come (SSI) checks ror Aprtl will be printed on the new, lighter, multicolored paper which all govern· ment checks will eventually use. Social Security benefit checks were switched to the counterfeit· resistant stock In November and all Income tax refu nds a re now Issued In this format . 1 • CALL (614) 992·2104 304 675 1244 ~;~:sea:s:e-:F:ol:lo:w:-u:p:prooed:::u:res::to:a~~::::::::::::;;;:::::;:·::~~~~~~ ARIES OR RELIANT SPECIALS 517092 SAVE $659 95 60 MO. 11 Ofo PAR INCLUDES IEBATE -... TAX 1111\1 EXCW DED Any quest ions about SSI or Social Security can be directed to the Athens Social Security office. The Columbus road office Is open !rom 8: 454:30 Monday through Friday and the local telephone number ~ "SERVICE #2113 992-6622. SAVE S16oooo S21742 60 M0.11 "to APR INCLUDES REBATE EXCWIIS TAX & nnE All nu CIUISI mao FIRST OF THE MONTH SPECIALS --==-· HUDSON CIIUM Flour 25 II. lAG WGGAGE lACK 2.5 AIIJOMA11C PlUS MOlE! • SAVE UP TO $835' WITH LOW 7.5% ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE FINANCING:· OR GET $500 CASH BACK! Now )llu can gel all the quality and dependability )IJU wanl in a small ca~ at sa\ings )IJU could never get before. Dlllr the period of a loan. 75% financing can actually save you up to $835 on a typically equipped car. Or 11 you prefer. get $500 cash back when you buy. to keep or apply to your down payment. Just take delivet'l from dealer stock. 4PRIL OtfDAY • SAVE $504 MORE ON THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION DISCOUNT PACKAGE! Besides automatic transmission . )IJU get 2.2 l1ter engine. power sJeenng. AM/FM stereo. 13" rallye wheels. dual remote mi ~rors. front sto~age console. and center armrest. • AND GET CHRYSLER'S 5/50 PROT~"'-" ECT _;_:_I.:::..:_ O Nc:_:_P--= LA.:.:c: N_ __ _, 11 AT NO EXTRA COST! Double Coupons ~~~·· Evet'l Plymouth Horizon comes w1th proteelion on the cngme and power 1ra1n. and agamst outer body rusiJhrough .for 5 years or 50,001 miles. whiChever comes f1 rst All WEEK SEE STORE FOR DETAilS Out of towners attend funeral • frnariCe s.Mngs o ~~ d ()'l companson orcurren1<mr age Ch"f,iier CreOrl CorporatiOn ~na ll[ rng r al ~ol 125% Annual Pt!r c!!l'ltage R<lre usng str c~er prttes ~nd !leS!Ifi.JII.on cna rl)!! s Actual savm~ s writ depe/l!l upon the afTllurM hnanced and rne lenQII1 oroontraa • • 1\r.Jrlable to ~a~ed ret111 11\.Wrs tmouun Chr,.9ef Cretin CorporatiOn Dealer ooornt>ut10n may aNect your pnce l rnllted 1!11l! O ~! 1 11:luOe~ oltler 11nancmg terms Set de~le r to r lleta11s 'S~m os tlilsed an s!JCUI pnre at OP!KHlS 1! purchased se~la! el'f , tExclloes leases Resurenons af)pl~ Set bl'l'll!erl 'Nalran!y at dealer Prin s gaod tkru Sot., April S, 1qa6. Not rupontib le lor typograplrical errors IT'S OUR WAY OF SAYING "THANK YOU VERY MUCH" DELI ROIL BOlOGNA 18. WHOL E 69< STICK POLISH SAUSAGE lB. $119 Co oper BRAUNSCHWEIGER 11. WHOLE 5STICK 9C Chrysler • Plymouth • Dodge, Inc. 399 S. Third Street 161 41 992 -6421 AOOI"'10N - 'lbls two-yetii"GGd female Golden Retriever and her nve monlh old female pup are Just two ollhe beaulllul dop being offered lor adoption al the Melp Coonly Dot! Shelor. There Is a S5 adoption lee and aS21ee lora I9118dolllcenoe· 'lbesbelter h~J~en from 9 to 10 a.m. and !rom 4 to 5 p.m ., Monday through Friday. Middleport. Ohi" 45760 H it II U'•{ , ~~ ..... IJ ttERTY Several out-of-town relatives a nd friends were here for !be fu neral services of Lawton Templeton Jr. In !he group were Dazzle Batey Rose, Kathy and Mark Rose, Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Batey a nd chUdren, Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Batey, Mr. and Mrs. Tim Batey a nd tamUy, Jackson; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Batey and famlly, Mr. and Mrs. John Wolf and daughters, JudY a nd An(J'la, Joan and Rita, Polymara, Pa. ; Sarah Conway and sons, Pat and Joe, Colw:nbu s; Mr. and Mrs. VIctor Marchlomna of New Carslsle; and Mr. and Mrs. Hobarl Templeton and son, Newar k. - j!J! rll.'f'//;;,;;( jllf'r /I; J.'ll/1/fj ./£jiJJjj/}J USED SPECIALS 86 DODGE COlT 2 DR................................ S6195 81 CHEY. MONTE CARLO 2 DR.................. $3995 82 OLDS. CUTLASS LS 2 DR........................ S4695 83 OLDS. OMEGA 4 DR.............................. S4895 83 CHRYSLER T&C WAGON ..................:..... S6295 75 CHEY. C1 0 PICKUP ................................. S800 77 PONTIAC SUhBIRD, AUTO ....................... S800 83. CHRYSLER NEW YORKER ....................... S6995 $ 86 CHRYSLER LeBARON GTS ................... 10, 100 . ·80 PL YIIOUTII T·C3 ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $9 00 COOPER -- OIIIISIB Chrysler • Plymouth • Dodge, Inc. 399 S. THIRD STREET MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 456760 (614) 992-6421 - E!i!_ - �Page 6 The Daily Sentinel Monday. March 31 , 1986 Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Monday, March 31. 1986 EHS students ·jump for heart Physical Education cl asses at High School and the Elista:n Chapter of the FHA partlclpatoo In the annual "Jump Rope for your Heart " ca mpaign preceding the Easter break this weekend. A total of &I students participated ln . the event with a team of six member jumping for a thrre hou r duration. Eleven teams partici· patoo In the event, dOnating their and effort to help til> heart lund. Individuals were pledged donations for each period th at they jumped. A goal ol $l!Dl is hoped to be·,reached by the students with an of!lclal count to he announced l at er ~stern time this wrek. Mrs. Susan Arnold conducted the event in conjunction with Eastern Physical E duca tion, wh\le Janice Weber assisted with the Eastern F H A chapt er . Sev eral ot he r teachers donated ass~tanoe . Participating were : Gr ou p I AIE>Shia Hols lnli:er , Mar~a rN HomPr , Royce BisselL Trkl a S.ams. Li sa Htmdt>r · son. Brent Blssf'l l. Grou p I Pa tty Durst, Mf' llssa Nut ter , Leosa Rucker. Ar l(' nf' Rit chie. Susan Swa in . P aula Cow d(lr:, Kr lstl Hawk . Hroop 3 Ton~· a Sa vov. Lee An n Robinson. Llsu Lan<-'(', Mt>lailie Man kin , De lea h Sa ndNs . Grour 4 Moon:•, Mlk k Hupp , 1\li chel l£' Wllson . Crls lv Newlun . J antot Wt>rry, Tract Jill Wi th Cagney when he died w ere his wife of 64 y ears, Willy , and Zimmermann and her husband. H e had neturned hom e last week from New Yor k City, where Jl> was !J1>ated lor heart trouble and diabel <'S at Lenox Hill Hospital. Prf'Sident Reagan , w ho presented the Medal of Freedom to h is friend and colleague in 1984, called Cagney " a classic !\ m er ica n success story" w oo " was lhe best at w hatever he did - a hero , a villain. G roup ~ Angl t> Chapman. Ttna Foste-r. ShPrrl Bisse-ll, Missy WE'lls, Toby Hill, Amanda BISS{'Il . l _ _ __ _ _;__ _ t' Group 6 Robin White, Diana Kes u~rs on , Bt>rh Arba ugh, Mary P arkE-r, EllzabethBcyan l . Ta ra Morris . Group 7 · Suza nn f' Clay, Leigh Ann Rt'dm•ian, Am\-' Murp hy, Mlchf'llt' Malhotra. SH•· pha'ny GardnPr, OebblP Brooks. a comic or a danct'r. "N ancy and I haw b st a dear friend of many yea rs today and America has b st one of her finest artists. J lmm)• burst .upon oor movie scram wil h an en~rgy and a talent we hav e never seen before and w ill never see again." Cagney's show OO sines s career began in vaudeville in til> 1q:ns and Included more tha n six dozen m ovies. He rN ired in 1961. but retur ned to films as the pollee chief D. E"erson Miller D . Everson tDocl Miller, 69, of Or ange St ., Hockingport, died Sund ay at his hom e. He was a form er resident of M ariett a. Born April 28, 1916 ln Roane Co .. W .Va .. he was a son of the late Lemuel Newton and · F1ora D . Nester M iller. He was a U.S. Army veter an of World War II. Survivors inc lude ilur chUdren. Darts G . M iller 11 M arietta , Denver D . M uter of Fremont , Mrs. Larry 1Debbie I Schultz of Coolv ille. Mrs. Michael 1Darla 1 Swa in of Orient; six grandchildren; two great granochildren : fou r brothers, K er ment Miller of Belpre, Qucn ton MUlr r ri. Nit ro. W.Va .. Ne ~<1 on Miller of Spencer, W.Va ., Arch ie MUter of F leming; and t wo sist ers. Emogene B urdette, SissonvUie. W .Va . and Kit ty H annaman, ~o tt Depot , W.Va In addition to his par~ t s. he wa s preceded In deat h by h is wlie , Ava D . Bise M iller , and a brother, Ear l, . M iller. Services wi1 IJi> Wednf'S da )·. 1 p.m .. at the White Funeral Home in Cool v ille wit h R .., .. 1\'ps l<'' Thatcher officiating. B urial wil l be in Ever green Cemet e :y. Friends m ay c all at the funera l fu m e from 2 to 4 p.m . and 7 10 9 p.m . Tuesd a)·. Re"· lnuis Camplwll Rev . Lou is E . Campb<>ll. 73, ol 731 Sycamone St. , Belpre, died Sa turday at Camden·Clar·k Memoria l Hospital In Belp ne following a six -week illness. Born In J ackson . he wa s a son of the late E land and A nna Lew is Ca m pbell . He was a gr aduate of Oa k H ill High School and a ttended Rio G rande College. He w as a graduate of the College of Woost er. In Wooster. and Princeton Theological Sem inary in Prince ton, N .J . Mlk<' F'rash, Scott Fitch, Je-ff Homt>r , Mlkt' Frost, J .J . L.a w ren ce. KPvln Barber. Groop II Donn a Curtis, Jf' nn ~· Lf'(', Pam La w · r r nel', DariPnt:' Bau m . Kim Ball, Susan Rau m. · G roup II Sa nd}' Fosler . Ta mmv Johnson. MIchel li" Fra!l b. Christl Koenlng , Mandie During his ministry , Rev. Camp· bell held pas torates at Alexander Presbyterian Chu rc h . nea r Heb· bardsvill e; Harri sonv Uie Firs t Presbyterian Churc h, HarTison· vi lle: Rock HUI Presbyt er ian Chu rch, ZancsvUle: H awley M em oria I Prf'S by tcr lan Church. Blue Ri dge Summit . Pa .: an d til> Fir st Presby ter ia n Church , Delawar e. wh<>re he served from 19:JJ to 1975. Since h is r et irem ent in 1975. Rev . Campbell has resided in San Diego, Ca. and Belpre. Su!'i, ·ors include his wife of 44 y ears , Coelle Alkire: a daughter , Mrs. Ja mes t Ann 1 Campbell McAndrew , Chelmsford, M ass.: two sons, T hom as F . Cam pb<>ll of Wor thington and Dav id E . CampeU of San Diego, Ca.. and two granddaughters, Claire and Erin M cAndrew of C'hcimsford, Mass. In additbn to his par ents, hP was p receded in deat h by a br at !>'o r, U . Col. Edward E Ca mpbell . Gr a\·cs idc sel-,·ices wUI he held 2 p .m . Wednesd ay In Oak Grove Cem etery. Delawa r e. Friends may call a t Spencer Fut'l'ral Home. 220 Ma in St.. Belprc.trom6 to i: 30p.m . Tuesdav In lieu of oill'r memorials, the family rE<] uests that remem bran ces he m ade t o the Ca mpbell Mem ori al BuUdlng Fund , in r are of th!> Fir st Presbvter lan Church. 7.1 Wf'St \\'in ter St·, Delawar e. Ohio. UlL'i. r;:::========================;l Weather forecast Mostly sunny TuPSday wi th a high again near 00. The probabili ty of pr ecipit ation is near zero through Tuesda y. Winds w Ul be l ight and variable today and l ight and fro m the sou th tonight. Extended Fore<>asl Wednesday through Friday F air Wednesday wtlh a cllance ol showers Thursday and Friday. mgt.. wW he tn the 60. Lows wW ran ge between 35 and 45. Ohio Lottery CL EVELAND tUPI I - Satur· day's w innin g Oh io Lo t tcr y num bers: Dally Number 6Cil. Ticket ~les totalf'd $1,243.526 ..'(), w ith a payoff due of $535,347.:,0. Lotto 14, 29, 13, 23, 38, 28. Ticket sa les totaled $3,579,611 . There were oo Ohio Lotto pl ayer s w ho c hose t he six winning num bers ln Saturday' s Ohio Lotto dr awing , m aking next Saturday's j ackpot worth nearly $3 m illion. The number of players who c hose four or five of Ihe six number s wUI b<> known today . Meet Tuesday Pomeroy Eastern Star w ill m eet Tuesday evening and wlll hold practice tor Inspection. Officers do oot need to wear c hapter dresses. POLYURETHANE FINISHES BEST THING THAT EVER ·' I 1 1l11 1 ' 1 HAPPENED , :· Jl ~~~[:!~o- TO WOOD. ,' Ji UlJJ ,~~-~ Z AR Polyu ret h a n e Wood F <n 1s hes are avail ab le in H ig h G loss , Sat i n Sheen and A nt ique Flal They o ff er ma x imu m protec tio n for fu rniture . w ood w o rk and floo rs . Z AR s.- ,_ f i n ishes last two t o three '--. ~ t <m e s longer tha n varn ishes, l acqu e rs~~-and s h ellac and they prod u ce a f in ish w ithout bru sh ma r ks ... t hat neve r n e~ d w axing! Ask f o r it by n ame in ha lf p 1nts . p ints. q u arts a nd ga ll o n ca n s and s p ray contai n e r s , -- Convenient Oft The Street Parking ...,r---------..,.---------~---------r---------,---------1 9 orr, !Pert • included I Oil Change. Sherpan B*los $19.95 Turn left at Me igs Me mory Gerdent. 3 mile o tt Rt. 7 on the rigtlt 47159 Eegte Ridge Rd. l ·IJ. IIn MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE - Build ing, land . eQ UIP · menI. stock. rec<pes. knowl· edge & ad"se and th1s !lou r· <slim g busmess can be yours Grea t volu me. Ask lor details. JUMPING TIIREES- Kim Dent. MlcheU Wlhion, and JW Moore are caught ln a tricky mamwver .as they Jump "3's" during the "Jump Rope for Your Heart" campaign at Eastern mgb School. Students Janet Werry and Tracl Newlun tum the rope , helore getting their chanre at Jumping. The Daily Sentinel PHON£ 992-2156 Of Wtih D11"y S.ntintl Cln11htd 01411 Ill Cou1t St . Po1111roy. Otuo 4 ~7 GIJ Public Notice Public Notice SHERIFF 'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO MARTHA MAE SNYDER and HOWARD SNYDER , WHe and Huobond . Being the Ame reel Ntl'le conveyed unto LIITY D. C..llp ..,d Lois A. Cutlip, by Fint Faderol Sailings lind Lo.., Alaociotion, a Corporllion lnmrporotad unci.- tho laws of tho Sllto of Wost YirgO>ia, by daod doted the 30th dly of Plaintiff,· December. 1981 to be YS . JACK YATES Ike JOHN LEE YATES . at ol Daten dints Cooa NO. 85 -CV·207 As Sheriff of Meigs County. Ohio. I hereby offer for sale at 10:16 A.M . on April 25 . 1986, A. D.. etthe House 11epa, Pomeroy, Ohio , tlw following d11cribed parcels of r•ln· Court tete: PARCEL NO . 1: The fol· lowing r8111 estate situated in the County of Meigs. in the State of Ohio. and in the Vil lage of Pomeroy and bounded and described 11 follows : Being Sub . 15 1h of lot 178 and being the ume premi111 11 ere described in Vol. 98 , ot Pogo 89 of tho Meigs County Dted Re cords , 10 which reference is """'-· PARCEL NO. 2: Tho lolowing ~ r111l 81tat&. lituotod in Section 4, Townlhip 4. Range 12. Township, Meiaa County , Ohio, in tho Yillogo of Tuppon Ptllins: Convnencina at a ooint r. the northeast comer of aald Section 6; thenoo lOUth llong the aest liHt ot uid Section 5 , or ... ga Township Md tho line of Section 34, Olive Townlh!>. 2459 •at. mora or leu. to 1 point in the gnntors aouthe111 property comer; thence west ak>ng the grwtton !lOUth l""perty line, 792 1oet. more or len, to a point in the grantors property corner; thonoooouth 5 degrea 62 ' 51 " W8l1 along tho grontoro orty line. 69 .88 teet too pont in the arontors !lOUth property line. thence north 87 degrees 52'01 " well olong tho gran - o...ue hereby made . PARCEL NO . 2: Tho lol· tors lOUth Property line, Jawing described reel estate 89 .18 .,.. to on iron pin in situated in the County of tho existing wostorly right of Meigs . in tho State of Ohio. way line of State Route No. 7 in the Village of Pomeroy, Md the reel point of t.ginning baing pert of Lot No . 178: lor the l101d herein dncri>od: baginning 106 feet North of thence north 87 dognoo 52' the Southeast corner of 11id 01" Wost a>ntinuing llong l ot No . 178 et the street uid lino and ~g on Iron line: thence N . 23 degree s E. being part of lot NO . 178, pin ot t99.79 loot a total beginning 150 feet from the diltanco of 439.79 loot 10 on Southeast corner of lot No. iron pin; thanoo north 9 dagree 178 on the street line; 43' 29" eon along on lne thence along the street Jine 100.00 feel 10 on ron pin; 50 foo t: thonce N . 86 thonoo lOUth 87 degree 52' 01 " aut along o line .,d degrees W. 100 i~et; thence 1 S. 23 · / 4 degrMJW. 60 feet; paging .n iron pin at 240.00 thence S. 68 degrees E. 100 loet o total - c o of440.00 feet to .n iron pn the extnilg fee t 10 the ~ace or begin W811orly right of wwy lno of ning . State Route NO. 7: thonoe Reference Deeds: Vol . 282. Pogo 61 , Deed Records muth 9 degree 43 ' 29" olong tho Pilling -orly of Meigs County . Ohio . right of woy ineol SlltaRouto Said real estate is &p · No. 7, 94.00 feet 10 . . praised 11 S 17,00D.OO end cannot be s old for1esa than ••ilmg concrete m::~nument thonoo lOUth 11 degree 43· two -thirds 12 / 3) of the ap· praised price (nemety 29" W8l1 continuing llong said line, 6.03 feet to tho point 111 .333.34) . of beginning, contai ning Sa id reel estate is told under foreclo t uJe proceed- 1.001 acre. DEED REFERENCE : Yo· ings a t a land contract ~me 262 , Pogo 167 ond e~~:ecuted by end between Yakima 280, "-1Je 721 H. Jock Yotoo oleo John Loe Vates, vendee, and Mart hi Meigs County o-1 Records. Being 1he . .t ...... MH Snyder and Howard conveyed unto lerry D. CIAiip Snyder, wrte and huablnd, and LDio A. Cutlip by First vendors. F - Sllllingo .,d Loon Said real eltata is located on 278 W. Moin St.. Po- AIIOCiation. 1 Corporllion meroy. Ohio, and Ia the pr• in_.ad u - tho Iowa of miNt formerly len own 11 Au· tt. State of Will Yirginil, by daod doted the 30th doy of tomotive Transmission on December. 1981 , to be 278 E. Main St., in tho Vii· roc:ordod. loge of Pomeroy, Ohio. Said P~rcel No. 1 was Said rMI ntate to be sold - o'oed II $28,000.00 . •• one tract. Said Porool No. 2 Said sola Is subject to opprovol by tho Common Pleu _.wiled ot $27,000.00 . T.,. of Sole: Cosh. Court, Meigs County, Ohio . R•l IIIII• cannot be oold Howard Frenk, Sherttr Maigo County, Ohio lor loa than - -of tho .,.,ailed value. Fred W. Crow, 111 . Attorney for Howard Snyder and - E. F,.,k. Martha Mae Snyder Sheriff ol 13)17. 24 , 31 ; 3tc Molt!• County, Ohio (3)17 . 24 , 31 ; 1417.14. 5tc Public Notice NOTICE OF SALE By virtue of on Ordot' of Solo ilwed out of tt. Comnon - . Court of Moitlo Clllnty, Ohio, in 1he . . . of Mognet ' B.,k. formooly First Fedarot SINin9o end "-' A-tion, Pllinlltt, oglinn UIITY D. c..... .. .... Dofendonta. ._, o judg,.,t !her'*' ,.,. boing C.. No. Bli·CV · 381 In llid Clllrt. I wi1 olllr lor - · on lie 25th dly of April, 1988, ot 10:30 o.m. o'dodl, 1he lolowlng IIndo ltld ,.,.m.ntt, to-wtt: snuate In the Townehip ot Oronge, County of Molgo ond Stoto of Ohio: PARCEL NO. 1: Bolng Lot No. 9 o1 Hid<ory Acr• Subdlvilion, In Sction 5, Town 4 Norlll, R.,ge 12 Woot. Ohio y·o ""•· doodbed In Plot lloolc No. 4. Pou• &II .,d &II. Molt!• caumv Plot Rocordo. .. bjoct ., 1he truldlng · -· tlono .. CDn!Mied in Mid Plot Rocord. DEED REFERENCE: Yo· ~mo 260, Pogo 151 .,d Yolumo 280, 271B. Molgo County o-1 Rocordo. ., c...., .. Public Notice Public Notice .-.n Pavement Width- varies. gallon for appied control: "The data sot lor compte · for the various wades of tion of this work shell be • bituminous materials whidt set fonh in the bidding pro- lhal conform to the pert:iunt posal. ' ' State of Ohio, Dep ..ment of Eoch bidder shell ba re· tho Hlghwoy Conotruction 111d quired to file with his bid 11 Material Speciflcotiono 111d certified check or cashier's tt. Meigs County Hlghwoy check for an amount equal Department ' s Bituminous 10 five per cent of his bid, but Specifications. in no even t more than fifty 2- Yandoro shol underthou11nd dollars. or 1 bond lllnd tt.t m ~erantee il for ten per cent of hie bid , gNon "' the aco..at "' ..p1y1ble to the Director. needed, but ..- , Biddlrs mull opply, on tho vendor lhol be required to' proper forms, for qu•llfica - lumioh ol or ""Y port of tho ttons It leest ten days prkn Cwnty'a requirenwlts 11 or· to the date H1 for opening .-.ring tho bid period. bids in eccordance wrth 3- Bidded prices shol ba Chopter 6625 Ohio Reviled firm end in ellect during tho Code. bid period. Plana end spectficetions 4- Ail biddOI'Ori'Aiotogreato are on tile in the Dep1rtment lumioh ony bituminous nwteof Transportation M1dtt. of· rioll, 11 requeotad :;> Item 1. ot fice of the District Deputy the pric8l lD Ill tho Director. Paliticol Subdlvlolono of Maigo The Director reslfVel the County during tho bid period. right ta ,.ject any end all 5- Tho onvolopa. contain· bldo . lng eoch rrooth'o bid, lftlot be Warren J . Smith. pllinly morMd " Bituminous Director 8id" . 13124, 3t . 2tc 6- Proposols are to be riiUmed on bid forms .,IIPiod by tho Meigs County Engln•r. Public Notice or - e d through tho olllco . of tho Boord of Molv• County NOTICE TO Commluionn. CONTRACTORS 7 - Tho MJCCeaful wndor STATE OF OHIO wilt ba required to -lumilh .,Y DEPARTMENT OF lib wor1t or design grodoo 11 TRANSPORTATION requested by thl Meigs Columbus. Ohio County Engin-. Morch 14. 1986 8 - Tho Molgo County ComContract Sales missioners reserve t tw right to logo! Copy No . 86· 328 accept or rojoct ony or ol bido, UNIT PRICE CONTRACT or ony portU....OI. SuWd proposals will be Mory Cilrtl r.ceNed at the offiCe of the Meigs County 8o8'd Director of the Ohio Depart· oiCommilslon. .. ment of Transportation, Col13124, 31 ' 2tc umbus, Ohio. untH 10:00 A. M .. Ohio Stondord Time, Tuaodoy, April.8. 1986, lor Public Notice Hobot-. i~~ve~t• in: Gollto , Hocking, Meigs. Monroe, Morg1n . Noble and Wuhington Counties. Ohio, on vartous routes and MC· tionl. the City of Mariette ond tho Yillogao of Bella Vol· ley and Clarington , by 'her· bicidel spraying . Work Length- 0 .00 miles. "The dalt1 aat tor completton of this work lhall be a oat forth in the bidding pro· posal. " Each bidder oholl be ,.. quired to file whh hlo bid 1 certified check or ca1hier' s check for an amount equal to live par oent of hlo bid, but in no event more thin fifty thousand dollars, or a bond for ten per cent of his bid, poyoblo to tho Diroctor. Bidders mull opply, on tho ' proper forms, for qualification• at Mast ten daya prior to tha date •t for opening bid1 in accordance with Chopter 552& Ohio Revised · Coda. Plans and specificltions •• on file In the Deportment of Trlnaportation and11w of· fico of tho Dillrict Deputy Director. The Director reMNM the right to reject any .,d all bids. Warren J . Smith. Director (31 24, 31 1 2tc Public Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbu s. Ohio Morch 14, 1986 Contract Sales Legal Copy No. 86 · 316 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Soolad proposals will ba rocolvod ot tho olllco of the Dlroo:tor of tho Ohio Deport · ment of Tranaponatkm, Col · umbuo, Ohio, untN 10:00 A. M .. Ohio Stondord Timo, Tu"doy, April 8. 198&, lor i"'Provomonts In : Athens. Golllo, Hodtlng. Meiga. Monroe. Morg~~n , Noble, VInton and Washington Count .. a, Ohk) , on Athenl-13·0. 00 on S . R, 13 In Athono, Qollia, Hoddng, Meigs. Monroe. Morg~~n , Noble. VInton and Washing ton Countloo, by opply lng Foot Dry point lor oont or llne1 and edge lines. Projoot Longth - 0.00 IMt or 0 .00 milo . Wortt U.ngth - vorlouo feet or variou1 ml ~ . Public Notice NOTICE TO AGGREGATE VENDOR& : Saolad bidl will ba received by the Boord of Meigs County Commiuionen, Court Hou11.. Pomervy, Ohio 46789 untl 12 :00 Noon on tho 9th dly of April, 1988, end tho bids will ba opened and rood olood et 1 :00 p.m. on the 8th dly of April, 1988, lor tho fumilhing of oggregota !hot my be required by the Molgo County Hig-y Deportment Ellimoted quentitieo of oil oggrogote required, opproximotoly 40,000 ton~ SPECIFICAnONS FOR THE BIDS: 1- Bid price I* 11n l .o.b. loaded ot the vendors pl..,t, for tho v-.s kinds ..,d liz01 of . oggrogotao thot moy be rquirod, wl1ich wil oonlonn to the portin..,t State of Ohio, Dep-t of tho Hlghwoy Construction and Materiel Specificotion1, excepting pao or short gr...,., wlidl 11 ., ungroded m.oteriot. 2- With • - t to the alor"'"'"', Ollimotod quontitieo. tt. -don ..... U>der· lUnd that no guenr'ltee il given ., tt. ICtllll CJI..titiel naodod, but eoch vendor lhel be required to lumilh '"'Y port of tho ICtllat roqukemonll n ordored cllting tho bid period. 3- Biddod pricoo shol ba firm 101d in ""-c:t loom Af/ril1 , 1988 lD April! , 1987. ' 4- Alblddan muotogr•to fumlsh any moteriols ot tho •me pricoo to tho Poitlcol SubdMsiono of Moig1 County during the bid period. 6- On tt. envelope contoining Ooch month's bid, the nome 111d eddr.. of the ""'dor .,.. .. bo ohown end • pllinly ,.rtcad "Aggregote 8id" . 8- Propooots ora to ba · ,...mad on bid lormo &~pplied by tho vendor, ond wil be op.,ad on the data llld ploce opocifiod above. 7- Tho Moigo County Commiuionen .....ve tha right ta occept or rojoct ony or ol bids, ond or ony port thorool. Mory Hobot-. Cilrtl Molgs County 8o8'd NOTICE TO BITUMINOUS VENDORS: Seolad bidl will ba received by 1he Boord of Molgo County Com"Th 1' 1)¥..._ Court Hou-. Pomervy, Ohio 46769 until 12 Noon on tho 9th day of Aprl, 1988, end tho bidl wll be oponed ll1d rood oloud 011 :00 p.m, on tho 9th day of Aprl, 1988, lor tho lumlol*lg of blluminouo ,_.... lor tho Molt!• County Highway 0. portmelt .,d ..., month thoroo!W. bido wit bo .-lvod ond op..ed 111 the loot - ~ of aoc11 month lor tho following montho' NqulroEotimoted «JJontltilo cl lquld oopholt ... ulred, · lmotaty 500,000 golons lor oiCommilslon. .. tho y-. f3124, 31 ' 21<: SPECIFICATIONS ~-..-. FOR THE BIDS: ,... 1- Bid price .,.. gollon WANT ADS f.o.b. v..,don pl.,t tho bid price.,.. golon do-..1 to tho -doro . . . . - . . . . . any toootion the ooumv • doolgni!Od by tho CGunty E.P.•. tho bid pr1co an ............ , ......... '* lot. lkautilul hreplace. lamily room, lull basemen t and equipped kitchen $27.'ll0.00 FARM - 98 acres. lillable groun d. Pasture, ~ou se, bam, ponds Has great poten tial. ONLY $43.9JO.OO POMEROY - Owner called and wan ts ollet now . 2 ~ ory lr ame w11 ~ lull basement. large yard. many leatu res. Ca ll lo1 appomtment Make oiler $26.500.00 . INTEREST RATES '91h·ll 1h FIXED FLEXIBLE TERMS . COME IN AND PIC~ YOUR NEW HOME TODAY' Henry E. Cleland . Jr. 992 -6191 949-2660 99 2-5692 J"n Trussell Dottie Turner A ~ rn FOR All YOUI WIRING NEEDS Residential & Commercial -·~• ~ ~~ 992-5875 Or 742-3195 PH. 54 SHERIFF 'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY , OHIO FARMERS SANK AND SAVINGS COMPANY , Plainti ff . VS HAROLD P. JONES . at ol Defendants Cue NO . 86-CY -309 In purw.,ce of ., Order of Sale in the above entitted ac · tion . I will offer for sale at pubic auction . at the front door of the CourthouM. Se· cond Street, Pomeroy, Ohio. in theebovenameCounty. on Friday, the 25th doy of Apr~ . 1986. ot 10 :00 A.M .. the fol lowing descri bed real estate, situate in the County af Meigs and State of OhkJ , and in the Township of Columbee. County of Meigs and State of Ohio , to -wit; Sttuata in the Town s hip of Columbia, in the County of Meigs and State of Ohio : Beginning at the Nor1heast Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection ~ Hearing Evaluations For All Ages -~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~~ · ~ v/ · / · · Night '94'9 -2860 Day or 110 SUNDAY CAW SPREADERS BULK OR BAGGED MGM Farm Gty. POMEROY 992-2181 INTERTHERM & COLEMAN co nveyed to Harold P . Jones and Sheila J . Jones hom Myrtle Irene Thomas by ge · neral warranty dead dated , Sept ember 27 , 1987, pre· sented for record , September 27 , 1978 , and recorded In Deed Book 272, Page 817 in the office of the Recorder of Me igs County. and being the same real estate oonveyed to Harold P. Jones from Sheila J . Jones by 91 · neral warranty deed datecl. January 3 . 1984. pre sented for record . March 23 . 1984. and recmded in Deed Book 292, Page 127 in thft office of the Recorder of Meig s County. Ohio . Said premises k>cated at Stanhart Road , Pomeroy, Ohio 46759 . ALL SHEA · IFF'S SAL ES OPERATE UNDER THE DOCTRINE OF CAVEAT EMPTOR . THE MEIGS COUNTY SHER IFF MAKES NO GUARANTEES AS TO STATUS OF TITLE PRIOR TO DATE OF SALE. Said Premises Appraised et $9 ,000.00 en d cannot be corner of the Southw81t quarter of the Northw81t Quarter of Section 8 , Town · ship 9. Ran ge . 16. said place of beginning being 1110 the Northeast corner of a cert1in 80 acre tract of tend con- mid for less than two -thirds of that amount . TERMS OF SALE 10% Cash or CERTIFIED check on dey of Sale . 8elene11 upon receipt of Deed . Howard Frank . Sheriff veyed to William H. Cheadle ond ldo M. Cheadle , by deed recorded in Volume 201 . Pogo 175 . Meigs County Deed Records; thence South following the East lin a of uid Meigs County . Ohio Fred W. Cro w . Ill . Attorney By :'Ruth Frank. Deputy 272 . Poge 617 . Deed Records of Meigs County , Ohio ond Vol . 29 2, Page 127. Deed Record s. Meigs Si zes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x 36' THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP F11 All y,., '•lltJrt N"fl PLUS: Office Supplios & furnitu", Wedding and Graduation Stationery, Magnttic Signs, Rubbor Stamps, IUiinnt forms, Copy Sor•i<ts, Et<. 255 Mill II., --~ t 04 Mulbtrry b ., Pomwoy Insulated Dog· Houses PLUMBING & HEAnNG P&S BUILDINGS New loc:ation: Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 I 68 North Second Middleporf, Ohio 4S760 EUGENE LONG 16141 992-6SSO R!SIDIN(£ PHON! 1614) 997· 7154 SUPERIOR SIDING CO. l ' ?!l l tlfi VINYl & AWMINUM SALES & SERVICE ~ RADIATOR , BRASS. COPPER , CAST, SHEET ALUM . Au thomed John Deere. New Holland: Bush Hog farm Equipment RIDER Far111 Equlp111en1 Parh & Sarvlea 1· ] ·11< 20 years 2 FT . LONG IRON , S RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Dealer Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Type !I Worked in home area BUYING SHORT STEEL ·· Free Estimates· · CALL COllECT: 3-11-1 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! HOURS: 8-S 3/ 18 / 1 mo. ((UT OUT fOR FUTURE USE! NEED STORAGE KEN'S APPLIANCE SPACE? LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL Fill DIRT CONVENIENT STORAGE UNITS RENT BY MONTH S.IO, IOxiO, 10x24 985-3561 All Mtket Manag~r •W11hers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 446-8592 CONTRACTING Kana uga. Ohio DOZER , BACKHOE . TRENCHER. SEPTIC SYSTEMS . WATER . GAS & SEWER LINES , REC LAMATION. PONDS. SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT 3-i2 -l mo. Spring Speeial FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH NEW CHEV. TRUCK On YA & FHA. Low Conn ntitnol lt..,l .hailoWt. hrchcnur lttina~~ct . Vic•i• Houldrto- M6·4042 (OLUIIliUI Ill!! ltlllf!GAGI CO. 1· 11 -1 ... . 1973-80 Fender ............................. 53900 WEST DARWIN, OHIO 614-992-7013 OPEN MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 8:30A.M. Tlll.5:00 P.M. MANLEY'S TRASH SERVICE NOW SERVING THE ROCK SPRINGS and S-POINTS AREA TOWN & COUNTRY . VETERINARIAN For Senict Cal CUNIC lt. 124,Pam~toy Ohio AUTO & TROCK REPAIR · Alto Trut•litlu PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 3-24 -tlc 12 B·tlc GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building Lost and Found LOST. Engli s h Poincer. wtlile wittl brown spota, Roosev elt S choo l area , Rt. 2. Point Plea · u nt. Belland nem• leg on collar, REWARD. 30 . -676 ·5893 . 7 Yard Sale Mawani L Writesel ROOFING NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949·2969 1·11·86-lfn & Vicinity Mo11ing Sale Mon., Tues .• & Wed . Furn itu re. nama brand cosmet ics , ctothing, household il ems too nu merou s 10 Hst. Fh . HIO . 1 VJ mi . North of Po rter . 614 -388 -9790. J&L BLOWN SIDING CO. New Ho11111 luilt " Free ESiimatea" lEND AREA CALL Ripley Office For Hours PH. 949·280 I 1 1 ar 949·2160 No Sunday Calls I.J.-,...---..-~!..!!!!.J Wanted & Vicinity 9 Wanted To Buy We pay calh tor lete model cleen used ce n . J im Min k Chev.- Okl t Inc . Bill Gen t John 10n 61, ·446 -3672 WANTED TO BUY used wood & oo el huters. SWAIN 'S FURNI · l\JA_E. 3rd. • Olive St. Gallipo lis . Cell 614-446 · 3169 . 2282. 0 175 . Used Trailers . Call 61 , · 44 6 Buying daity gOtd, l ilvlf COUll. rings, jew el ry. s1erllng w•re old coins, Iaroe cuJNr. cy . Top P" ces. Ed. Burittn 81rblr S no p. 2 nd . Ave. Middleport. 011. 614992-3078. I I ltln tfree Est imates) JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long lottom, Ohio 2-20-lfn ..•.., •• MIIJ Afill Tl .. Sht T11hlelu RIDENOUR TV &APPLIANCE CHESltR- '915 -3307 4/ 1/lfn W•nted m do lawn mowing, . rNIO nab le rtt• . Call Keith It 61.· 266· 9261 Will do babysitting in my home for wo rking parentl. Call 81 ' · 367-7873. Give piano les.ons In my home to adult 1tudent 1. Al.a teech chording and ". ensposlng . Call 614-992· 6003 Dependable Yard Service . lawns mowed. ganeJtl yard · work, ligh1 hauling. manuel lit! or. Bill Slack 61 4·992-2269. Sma ll liJIIrdens plowed and lawn mowerl repaired . 304-87fi· 1563 St:rVt1:1~s ~~,.....,.,.,---,-- 1 11 Financial 21 Business Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALL EY PUBLISH· lNG CO. reco mmends t het yuu do buai n• • with people vou , know, and NOT to aend money 1hroultl the mail until y ou h.va inv ntigated t kt offering . Will place cigarena mechin81. Goo d co mmitsions. Call 30,. 773·561 1. 1 100 .000 per year lpotant lal). Wouki you Ylceto qpltl vour own. tl"r dling eproduC1•tlat h~nne in your ' .,.. ·•• gue rar.t .. .. ~· "'" 'te l1 Billiof'l S Ins Cl'l •· • .,. ._ l arge ~· , : u OI II IIu ' n f4tl ! · ,. S ill,., Cou b. • ~ •• enc·••· W Od LD v .} • L•r b J SI N ES ~ TH A1 .,. 11 il travel t1111 un ,... , .- .. 15 neeoad by will C ru•~ II • e~ 1'1UI I .., ••, .. rlla1 w 1ll be r , · busmats 1n •n· •Replac ement Win dows Complete Building and Contrading Serviu Employment wanted . Heavy or • ligtlt houte cl ean~g . WMidy or biweekty . Call 614-24& -6021. b- • 1111'""~ •S1orm Doors •S1orm Windows CIRCLE CONTRACTING Wanted to Do GARAGE S ALE, 6 miles out J erry 's Run Ro... at Appl e Gro11e. New clothing, shoat, Home Interior, and lo ti of misc. April 1st to 1 3 bdr. house with t round 5 acres, w lthfn 7 -B.milll city park . Ctll eu.ue-3376. JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 Have roo m and bo ard fo reldetty. Reuoneble . Ca ll 814 -992· 6022 . Young , hud -working girl wenta ' to do house cleaning work. , Phone 61,·388 ·9373 after 4 p.m. VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •New Roofin g " fRIE ESTIMAIE5" Vacencv tor man or womtn, PJ iv ate ho me. hot m ..ls. TV , lge. • roo m. bath , reaso uble . Call • 8 14-266 -8609 . Yard Sa le l inco ln Pika off Rt. 141 , 2 nd . brick hou se. right. 3 rd trail er. leh . April 1st -2nd. 9 :00 -1 INSULATION •In sulat ion Con scierltous 23 year o ld Chri .. tian mel e wishes to rent 2 . , steeping room in Rio brande 1 area. Referen ces upon requnt. Call 61 4 -.t46·3l03 eft• 8PM t or wr it e P.O. 8011 309, Rio Grande , Oh 466 74. Peinting. interior and axterio i. Reaaonlblerates . Ctlll1' ·448· 7212 after 5:00PM. For 11111 900 lb. to bacco pou nd.ge . 50 ctntl per pound Call 61· ·. .6 · 31 59 . BISSELL PH. 304-675-2441 Situations Ge rtge Sele Monday. Tua~day. W8dn•dey . Chlldren 's clothing, misc. Bldweii·Aodnll'l Rd . off Rt. 36 , th ird houae on right . TOP CAS H ptid for '83 model and new tt uNCI can . Smi1h Bulctt ·Pontiec. 1911 Eettem A~t~~ .• Gallipolis. Call 11 4 · 446· UIGI AIIIMAl & SUIGIIY IY APPT• 12 ·······Galli'pons-····---.. .. -. Pf Pliiiisiiii't ..... . ,l'ult. 6:30-1; Fri. 1-2 pm lcrturtloy 10· 1!.30 am be. Maturelldy to live in with elderty 'NOmen. Room, board and II· lary . 304-675 -15 78 . 18 Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only g. 30·11 WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR • ZENITH •SYLVANIA . • SPEED QUEEN IAU"ORY *G IBSON REfRIGERifOR • SAIELUTE SALES &SEI!VICE 3·3,.86·1 mo . SMAU ANIMAl HOUIS Mon.·Wocl.-lhlln. 3·5 pm l04· 372-5 r0~1.u, 6 Yard Sale Centenery Townshou lt, Apri l 3 & 4 . Drapes, bedspre ad • . ho me int e rior, Pfe l1a: graft dishes. smellepplien· cea , s ilv er w a re , c hildrens cto th es. *VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING "llOWN IN INSULA noN Jacksen pickup loed busted up con c rete. 304 -67 5 -13 35 . EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. PH. 949-2649 Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PUASANT OFFICE Roger Hysell Garage Pomeroy, Ohio 992-3194 305 Ceta nd kitten • !51 to giv e ewev . Coli 61 4-985·3884 . f llljllllyllll~llt 992 · 2196 19 73· 79 Fender ............................,$40 00 1973-79 Door ............................. 110000 1973-79 Radiotor S"""rt .............. 5100110 1973-79 Grille Shell ................... 110000 1978-79 Grille lnsert .....................13900 Whalev's Auto Parts tn. 681 JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Middleport, Ohio 1 · 13 -tlc NEW FORD TRUCK Motors, Transmissions, Reorends, Rotors, Radiators, Sheet Metal etc. on Domestic and Foreign Cars & Trucks. SERVICE We 'can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators . We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 19 73-IS Door ................................ sasoo 1973-85 Rotker/PoneL ................suoo 1975-80 Grille ............................... 52500 1973-85 Front Bumper..................56SOO BIG VARIETY IJ USED AUJO PARTS: RADIATOR CHE CK, educe1ionalass1Jtan ce, life inanen ce end retirement· ber"lsfitl M)und 1 Where ella but t he ARMY NATIONAL GUARD can get a part time job whtl so many fuH time benlfit11 30467 6-3960 Of 1 - 800- 642 - 381~ . . Jun k TV ' s. Ceii614 ·"6· 1U9 . 992-621S or 992 -7314 Living On Prtmists J&F S mall pups to giveaw ay . Call 814·246 ·5813 after 3:30 . V. C. YOUNG Ill 10-8-tfc OUTSIDI SlOIAGI AVAILULI 4·l·llc LOW IHTEIIST l!ftHAN~G Homo Morlgogt Loons 91/l 'lt FIXm RATE Add<1 n1 er.d remo de ling Ro<lfing and gutte r work Concrete wo lil Plumbing an d elect rical wo rk (Free Es1imates) SALVAGE Being the same Jaeles tate Misc. Merchandise mo. 992-3410 SERVICE mo. CARPENTER SERVICE - G i veaway v, Factory Ph. (614) 143·S42S St. Rt. 12 4, Pomeroy PH. 992-5468 HOW DOES A MONTHLY PAY-· Male Seagle dog . Call 81 4 · 74 2 - 1·20·tfc SAL£S & SERVICE Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here IUIINISI.PHON£ PRIOR MILITAR Y SEAVICI!INOIVIOUALS -- Ttle Army Na· . tionel Gusrd needs your11aluabl e expflfien c. . Join the Guard for 1 part ·time job with meny beneflll like prorm1ion1. educadontlll· sist enoa , ret iremen t. •nd meny more. 304-675 -3950 o r 1 -800· 642 -3619 . 2962 We Ceny Fishing Supplies 992-3345312/lln BOGGS Ohio YOUNG'S 12x 16' UTILITY BUILDINGS County , Ohio. 54 Middleport, All STU'. & POL£ BUILDINGS 13117 . 24 . 31 ; 3tc 80 acre tract 560 Ill at to the center line of the pubiK: rew!id , T-13 ; thence in a Northwes· terty d irec tion folloW'ing ti-e center line of said publ ic road 10 tl e North line of uid 80 acn tract; thence East folloWing t he North line of said 80 ac re trac t 620 feet tot tl e place of beginning , contain· ing 6 acres, more or leas. Reference Deed; Vol . PAINTING EXTERIOR ~7S:S6- 1 Public Notice Euv Auembtv Workl f&OO .OO per 100 . Guaranteed payment. . No uperian oa ·No sal•. Oetells · sen d aeii ·Midreued ltl mPICI ' en velo pe: Elan Vittl -7 15, 3418 EntefJ) ris e Rd . Fl Pierce, Fl. 3348 2. S ecretari al po sitio n c onttruc· tion offi ce. send resume to Bd.w. C-27 , P1 . Pit. Reg ister, 20P Mein St .• Point Plasunt. W . Va. , $PEC1Alll/NG IN WINIJOW I. IJOOR REPlACEMENT From Easv Au embly Workt •eoo.OO ' pa r 100 . Guar•n teed payment . No ex perien ce-no .. lee. Details l8f'l d aelf-addretsed lttmptd ' 8rlvalope: Elan Vit al-68.t7 :M1B En terprise Ad Ft. Pierca . Fl 33482 4 GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING PHONE (614) 992-5009 Sizes Start Go\lemment Jo bs. 118 .040 · t59 .230 - .,. Now Hiring. Cell 805 ·687-8000 Exl. R-9805 for · cu rr ~t fed e ral list. Federal. Stete .,d Civil Service J obs now eveitable in your erH. CAll (refundeble) 1-51 8-.tfi9-" 35 46 fo r current Federal Ilat. COMMERCIAL • RESIDENnAL - FREE ESTIMAlES- CAll (614) 446·9416 e~raoftbe . Singles Introductions , fr M applic ation, Personal Touch lntrod uc· tio n. P. 0 . Bo• 6636 , Chrtn· to r. , W . V a . 263 0 2 . '1-304· 727 ·8434 . 317 N. Second heating and co oling produ cts for the tri· county area . 'FURNACES ' HEAT PUMP S 'AIR CONDITIONERS ' COMPLETE LINE OF REPLA CEM ENT PARTS ' FA CTORY AUTHORIZ ED & TRAIN ED SERVI CE CENTER FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR . EMERGENCY SERVICE .. 8· 13 tfn BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. ** ** Menager & A..t . Man-aer with · e• peri ence in re111urent mlfl · egement 11l1ry neg . Send ,., ' me to bo x r2221n Gallipolis Deily Tribune, 821. . Third Ave .. Gelllpo li a, Oh • 5 6 31 . ledie• to hl\le naMUe creft c le111t1 in thei r hon . Earn m erch and ise an d fret ki ts . Call Joa nn at614 -38B -88 33 . INTERIOR BENNOT'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING #1 line of mobile home By offering a complete Announcements Help Wanted (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 ) ·6-lfn BUILDING 3 S WE EPER and si!Wing m ach ine r8p air, part s. end supplies . Pick u p end deliverv . Davis Vac uum Clea ne r. o ne ha lt mile up Georges Creek Rd . Call 614· 4 46 -02 94. licensed Clinical Audiologist ~ , ~· \ or ~ d- .·' · 11/Tf !I TH[FIM WANT THE BEST FERTILIZER AT THE LOWEST PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF 1-705-672-3888 Ph. After 1 1-705-647-8:533 Annou nee me nts n Misc . Merchandise RIIUOR Public Notice '949. 280 1 110 CANADA PHONE 992-7075 ___:;.;-.· $3 49 lncludu Complete lnstallotion 11 ·14-tic POJ HOURS: 9 :00 A .M .· 5:00 P.M. Mon . thru Sat . Evening s & SundBy By Appointment 1- 15-tln TRIPLE PANE THERMAL BARitlER DELUXE Till· SASH, IASY CLIAN REPlACEMENT WINDOWS Contractor •15 Yrs. of local Service North Cobalt, Ontario Ph. Before April 15 Sprl11g & Su111111er Spael1l1 •A Professional local ... 218, 1D7 Sycamore St., Pameray, Oh. OFJE~ •FREE Vinyl Siding E11imates •New Homes Built tFHA ·VA-HUDI MAIDEN BAY CAMP FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RETURNS NOTE : First quality merchandise from f actory NEW POnEIT & BIID IUHS liE IN Kissing cement yard dolls, cemantanimals. clay rod lire hydrant with dog, flower pots of all kin ds (some with stands) ; Gifts of dishes, figurines, lamps, clocks . b rass. vesM , toys . SHOP HEll & SAVEl 3·14-1 mo . 0Rtario For more informat ion write: W. E. (Bill) Corhe in and register for FREE BIRDBATH to be given away 1',' Northeast In lt. •Blown In Insulation Call: HUJiliNG & FISHING JO'S 124, Gin SHOP in Syracuse PUSH MOWER TUNEUP NEW LISTING - RUTLAND Nf.W LISTING- State Route 7 - Recently redecora ted 3 ted room oo n~. Appro• . 2 a:re RE-OPENING MARCH 17th 949-2969 ,,,,t,t~, all electric. Must move to our tot. $6.00 0.00 ch-. • KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 405 N. 2nd Ave., lfiddltport Ph. 992-37 41 Parts • Servin NEW LISTING - 12•55 mo· bile ~ome - 2 bedroom s, Harris Floyd Henry Moore, 74, J:m Lone Oa k St., Paris, Tenn., died Friday in H enry County Medical Center , Par is. Tenn. Born Oct. 14, 1911, at Hogsett, W.Va ., son of the late Willie Curtis and Helen Frances Woods M oone, he was a retired carpenter and m ason. He w as a m embi'r of the M oose Lodge In Plain City , Ohio. and a labor union m em b<>r In Columbus. Surviving are three daughters, M rs. Roger t Helena 1 Riggs of Rutland. Mrs. Richard i Dorls l Swanson of Pomeroy , and Mrs. Charles Thomas 1Dottle I Curtis of Keyser. W.Va .; two sons and daughter s· In-law, Thomas and Patricia M oone of Columbus, and John E . and Pa tricia M oore of Rutland: a stepson and stepdaughter ·ln ·law, Paul and Joan Grover of New l..exlng1on: two sister s, M rs. Thena Glassburn of Bidwell , and Mrs. Beat rice Dunlap of Columbus; thr ee brothers, 1\'Ullam M oore of F indlay, E ugene M oore of Che· shire, and Clarence M oore of Par is, Tenn.: a close friend, Dorothy Sm ith; and 12 gr andchildren and nine great·grandchlldren. He was preceded In death by a stepson, Kenneth Grover, and by three brothers and a sister . Services w ill be held a t I p.m . Tuesday In WUUS Funeral Home, with the Rev . Am os Tillis offic iating. Burial will be In AddisonRR v noids Cem etery. Friends may call at the funeral rome from 2-4 and 7·9 p.m . today. E . Ma in 1984 14x70 Skyline mobrle ~orne . All etec tn c. Bu11t 1n double oven . ran ge top . 3 red · 100ms. bay Wi ndow. Must move to yOU I IOt. 16.500.00 Mary Ann Kl mb lt>. Group I Floyd H. Moore EAGLl IIDGE SMAU ENGINE CENIEI 992·22S9 NEW LISTING - chrllE' GarfiPid, VIolet Viola, Susie Kimes Area deaths 608 POMEROY , O . G roup 8 . Mf"ltnda Wtlls. Melissa Ed..-·ards. M i· In 1981's " Ragtime." His last role was In the CBS television movie · 'TenibleJoe M oran," made ln 1983 and stown in M arch 1984. Cagney suffered a stroke ln 1971 and was hospital ized twice In 1984 with tJ>art and lung problems In Booth Bay Harbor, M atne, and tll>n In New York . Originally a slnger and dancer, Cagney, who called himsel f a " j ourneym an actor ," crea ted a sensation In 1931 as til> g angster Tom Powers in "The Public E nemy," when he sooved a grapefru it Into the face ol M ae Clark. By 1937, Cagney was earning $150,(00 a movie and made " AngPis w ith Dirty Faces," receiving his first Oscar nomination as the gangster Rocky Sullivan . woo goes to ttl> elechic chair as a coward because his childhood fr iend, a priest, asks him to "act yellow" to disillusion the boys who admire him. 11 Business Services N~w iu n . Actor James Cagney dies at age 86 STANFORDVIL LE, N .Y . tU PI I - Ja m es Cagney , the actor woo carved out a role as an Am erican symbol with par ts as different as the cocky criminal of " The Public E nemy " and the st ar-spangled hoofer of " Yankee Doodle Dandy. " has died a t the age of &i. Cagney died E aster Sunday at his IJI>I(JVed farm In New York, upstate from the city streets whose memories he used as the raw material fo r m ovie char acter s ranging fro m swaggering hoodlums and psy· chotlc killer s to cru sty mUitat)' commanders and the ch arming en tert ainer " born on the F ourth of J uly ." " We wene getting him neady for breakfast and he just closed his eyes and went to sleep. It 's Ea ster and it' s a good time If he had to go. H e's definit ely going to go to heaven," said Marge Zimmer ma nn , Cagn ey 's m ana ge r · confidante. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Help Wanted CA N .,.0 11 co r :•o·· n Ye1t1 SJ 11 • • vtr~ nto rv d· r S 15 .000 lo • 11 :1 on w e11 l " " rorm o r , , s 10 0 000 p•• ve•t "'" busine!b ttH•t c• n net yo. , k1nd ol monev IF 'f0t"' AN SWE R IS VE!' , CA LL MA a KET IN CJ DEPl r E 'XT : 161 5 )58'·8641 Energv ~ h .. . o! Am erica , Inc 22 , . ' Mon e y to L<>o•• - - --· ---HOM E OWN ERS -Refinen .. a ' " • · ' rl(e , liM !IIC)IHIV IO•, ,, 1 porp o1e Leader Mort\1•9• •. o .. 614-69 2 ·:1>51 . kl W f llted Ca tt taker wanted rot 1p t. co rr.,lex · to lht• ln. retired COUI)Ie . C1ll 304-67&· 51 04. 23 AVON S•ll Avon start up fH FREE. l imited time . Cell 6 " · . . 8·3358 Lldv to liv e In wh h e kj eriy ambularuory lady in Cha rt•ton WV. rOO m boM'd, end good ulary . Light ~uNWork end co oktng requ ired . Call 81 4 · 4481816 . &tcretarlai -R eceplionltt po si· t ion eveMable. ExceHant fringe Hneflt1. Sel•ry : minimum wage or n~gotl lllli~. deptnding on skill and ••JMrlanc. . Contact the Gallla Co. Coop•etivt b ten· lion Service, 11502 EastMitA.ve., Goltlpoilo, Oh <aUt . Con 114· 448-7007 . We will be ac ctptlng riiU INIIhrouQh A.IH'H 7 , 1918 . Equ11 Opportunity Employl r· Atflr mettve Actio n. Pool Manager and M fe oual'dl nwdtd forMiddleport Munldpal Pool. Pldl up •Pt:~licatlon• It mayor's office Monday "'"' Friday 8AM to 4PM. Profeuional Servic es PIAN O TUN ING AND REPAIR , red iscover your plano 's beautiful ton e, c all todey, W•rda Key-· · p board. 304 ·875 -6& 00 or 875· 3824 . " ., , S Hf lTON POOL CO. Swim-. m lng Poo l S.l11 · lnttttlatlons · , ., Aapa lrs . Yo ur fr iendly pool builders. Buffalo, W. Ya . 30.t- .. 93 7-2. 76 . R~.tl 31 " f s1.11r• H ome8 bedroom .....,.., for Sale ...-. house tor Mil, ' •• flret>IOH, 3 mi. IOVth ol OIIINjlor ~. 129.100. Con d1yo 114· UI· IIIS or nighll 814-U8· tz••· �.- ·~ t • • ~ Plige-8-The Daily Sentinel 31 Homes for Sale LAFF-A-DAY 2 bdr 6 yr home, mint coodi· tion . Restricted 1ubdiviaion. 9 miles from G111ipolis . Call 614266-8200. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St , G111ipolis . New 6 used wood -cotlltov... pc wood lR suite U9!' , bunk btdl t199, 1ntron f'tCiinen t99. new 6 used bedroom suitll, r1nges. wringer w11h1r1. 6 sho•. New liviogroom ~~o~lt• t199 -fl99 , Iampi. 1110 buying coli & wPQd ttovh . can 81 4-446 -3169 e 7 rooms & bath, 1 acre more or leu. cerpeted throughout, VIRVI Siding 826.000 12 N Ma1n St . Cheshire. C. II 8, 4 -448 -3793. Fo r tale or rant 3 bdr. houl8 1n Eureka with 32 .crea On AI 7 Oil heat, county w•ter Call 614- 448 -2206 . l aura! Ranch Styla. 3 bdr & garage, on large lot in Addia.on Twp ., 9 Y.I% fixed 30 year FHA loan available . Call 614 446072 2 . 3 bdr . 2 baths, l1rgelot, 18:~~32 poo l, 1Y.I milafromhospitll Cell 6 14 446 -9756 , 1 -4PM Hou1& for 1ale or rent. Call 614-367 0242 . 3 bdr , 2 bath 1anch. gartga, f1repla ce, ucellent neighborhoo d, wallling distance city school. Red uced to sell. Call 614 -446 -0388 . "I am NOT immature! If you say that again I'm telling my mother on you." 8uautiful bricll ranch , 3 bd1 , 2 '/:z bath, familyroom with fw!lplaca. 2 car gangA. 6 m1le1 from town Call 6, 4 -446 -0388 68 acres . Two -story r&ltored home. furnace.lg woodburnet fuel stoneoillirAplace. barn. graina rd, mitk houta, worll•hop and other btliidinga. Aural water . Beautiful lf!lftlng oVArlook•ng Raccoon Cteflk At 160 in Ewing ton . Shown by appomt ment only. Ca ll 614-388-8610. l bed room hou1e. loca1ed 3h mi les out Rt . 588 , $39 ,000 Call 6 14 266 6789 or 614 -266 6206 . l a rge 2 sto1y home Full balll· •nent, wood fu rna ce and fuel 011 turnace. tra1lar hooll-up Appro11 1· 2 IICtft!i Clo .. to Maig1 Mines. ul OttA t&r Puctrd to Mil Call 61 4 · 742 2832 In M1ddlf!lport . 3 bedroom remodeled home A1r conditrontd, vinyl sid1ng. •nsul ated , fenced 1n Deck yar.t. storage building. cltuA to sc ho ols Show by 1tpPOIIl t ment on ly C1ll 614 992 -2012 1 flo or noma. st o1m wtndowl ;~n d d oors . aluminum siding. new roof. new Wiring. gartge. Good condi tion Cell 614 -992 5204 6 ro om house With bath. 1 12 acres at 1ntersecun 143 & 7. turn left , firs! green house Call 6 14 -992 7453 1 - - - -- - - ReSlO ied home V11111 S1ret1 A11 cme 3 bedrooms. batl'l. car· pet mg. ""'alt covenngs . d1aperies oncl uded New k 1t c hen S35 .000 Call 614 949 2540 alt er 6 WIH!kd 11ys . anyt1me wee~ ends 7 room house'" Chester. OP't10 Pr1ce reduced •, 1 down lftlllike rent for 5 years Call 614 -985 · 35 71 I~:;:;;::;:;:;:;::;::;====l-;:;;~~;,~~~~~::1 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 42 Mobile Homes for Rent NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL 'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI . WEST. GALLIPOLIS . RT 35. PHONE 614 -446-7274 1972 141170 3 bdr home good cond 1tion. best offflf C•ll6,4446 -7545 , 981 Commodore 44•14 , 2 br., uc cond. CIII614 -388-B528. 1 969 Elcono 121160, 2 bdr ., U .SOO Ceii&U-446 -1!511 . 33 Farms for Sale 52 acre f1rm including mobila home, fen ced wood• 1nd Pll· ture with year -round w•ter supply. tlll•ble acr1age, b•rn , shed and corn crib. For more lnformttion Pleell Clil 6 14· 696 1124 75 acre~ on H1ppy HollowRotd w1th 5 working 614 742 -2593 o•• wells Call Small farm In Ma10n , 12 scre1 and 8 lou , would ~ell on 11nd contrecl. 304 -773 5157 35 lots & Acreage Alt br~c~ . ~mc h e n an d 1 IICie with 'Nitti, IIKtttcity , end "ptic 1•nlc. On C. R 1, Salem Center . 10 minutn from M1na No. 1 614 -992 -2969 50 acrn, 1rnall barn . tobacco ellotment. minerel rtghu. rurel wetar 304 -675 -3628 1 3 acrn L•on &aden Road, 304 468 -1920 eftar 6 00 PM 19 72 BudriY t 4a 70. furn1shed w11sher ·dryer 2 AC's. must 1111\ bt11 09 tr11 nslerrfld S6 000 C1 ll 6 14 -245 -58 30 11he1 6PM 19 7 0 Concord 1 h65 wtttl t~ •ptlondo woodburnmg Sf OIIf!' . AC rel ngeu1to1 end ~t o ve . 2 bed10 0ms. S4 200 Call 614 4 46 1692 1980 L1 bertv 14 .5 4 2 bed room. ~tp p h an c 4!1 . unda rp1 n n~ng , ~t• c AIIent con d1t10n Must be mo11ed . $7 500 C t~ll 614 446 0 963 01 614 -44 6 -6265 1978 Beyv1aw 14 • 70. 2 bed room b11th. tollll etectn c ~tr woodbmner . e• cellant cond1 t10n CBII 614 446 1425 at1er 36 Real Es1a1e Wanted Wanted 11ppro•1mataty 10 acrn vacant land with•n 20 min of HMC , mut1 htva road front1ge, prah1 at lf!lalt partially wooded Call61 4 -245 -5890 Rentals 41 Houses for Rent 5 Cour'l St 3 bdr M.ot chen furmshed . llO pets, S250 mo . plus ll11hUH , lelf!lrtnces !t dap . o11t Cell 614 446·4926 or 6, 4 446 -9580 6 00 1 4x70 FeS1111a t. 2 bd r 2 lull bat hs . lots ol ctoseu . uttl1ty too m AC Cal l 614 446 62 4 1 any tome ·--- 1978 fDIIITIOn t 9ayVICW 2 bd1 t11rge l,... •ngroom d1n1ngroo m w ollo burh on hut ch llpplo~tn c es . dou ble o11en new csrpet on master bedroo m c urtains. 2 po rcMes undAtpmmng . good t.: on d . must sell ma•e us "" o fltrr (,116 14 2 45 58 15 1983 Hapov H ou ~f!l1 4~ 56 tota l t~la ctrtc . 2•6 outs •de walls undtupmnong other e~ II /IS p,. . os t 'tra iler Park for tnlormatton 614 367 7438 74 Graywood 1 4 ~ 7 0 3 bHd roo m 1 1 bath wftsher & drver S11 e to a p p1ac ~ llte remodoled $7 .800 Call 61 4 44 6 3040 I 980 l 1benv 14•54 . 2 bed 1oom. unfUim~hed ..,.tny l undf!lr pm nmg mcluded Must sell C1ll 304 -773 5873 I 975 Cam9t"On Mob1la Home f01 sole 12•60 Call 614 992 · 6824 121160 PMC handy mans spectal $2950 14' a60 Aquarious 2 bedro om Al l electnc Sale fo r S4600 . Call 6 I 4 66 7 3670 1972 Homatt e 12•65 2 bed · roonl. gas heat , gal Wll8r huter . gal stovf!l Traitor set up on renlf!ld lot 1n ChMhue 84000 Call6.1 4 -742 -2726 121166 Shull 2 be droom. fr ont dining room. raislld panel cei ling , 11ew fumitu re availabla 12x60 Bayview . 2 bedroom, front end rear New 10~20 eluminum ewmng. 1 only . 1696 C1tl Kmgsbury Home Sal• tt 61 4 -992 -66B7 . MOBILE HOM ES MOVEO in sured , r1110nable ra1U, C1 ll 304 -676 ·2338 Holly Pafk 1 2•66 , expando 8:~~12 , 3 bedrooma. porch , un · derpenning. new heat pump ,tou of edrat. will aell cheep . 304 · 773 ·9134. '76 Perk Avenu1. 2 porch RW ilings . new carpet •nd under · pllnlling, 304 -875 -2866 or 6 75 -6755. 1978 mobile home. AC . appll•n· cal , und1rp1nning, nice 3 bed· roo ma, 2 full batht . c1ll 3046 76 -1418 Apartment for Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART MENTS IEqu1l Houting Oppor tunityt rnan1hty rent 1t•rt1 at 1176 for 1 bedroom •nd 1212 for 2 bedroom , deposit 1200, IOCitad nur Spring Vtllev PIIZI and Foodl•nd , pool•nd Clble TV IVIil~le. office hours •• polliille 10 to 4 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm Mond1y -Frkley, C1ll 614 446 -2746 or luve mnuga 8 acrn . 1 tN!rns. eapt1c tsnll•nd county ...... tar Fin1ncing tvlileble Cell614 379 -2268 3 2 Mobile Homes for Sale In Eure"'• n1ce & cl .. n. part turn .. adulu only , no petl. 1180 mo . Dap. raQ Call 614 256 1636 ~ 614 -266· 1291 44 2 4 ac re butld1ng lot , cit.., schools , 16 .600 Clll614 379. 2855 For thA tetired parson Two bedroom house c lose to down to wn Potnt PIAalllllt Aebu1!1 stn ce t11st occ up1ed Phone 304675 -6709 F~niehad . cable. be•utiful rivar. view . m Kan1ug1. no c1ty tuel Foeter1 Mob ile Home Peril C1ll 614 -446 -1602 . 1979 141170 Schult with ell· pan do 3 bed 1oom. 1'h baths, fireplace . ha1t pump , deck. •wning. underpinning Clll614· 245 -5586 Ou&!1ty bwlt 1' 1 story Tudor ~ t y le home on 5 wo oded acru. 10 minutes fr om Po1nt Plea1an1 . Sa nd Hill Road S88.000 .00 30 4 -895 -3363 3 bed room la1ge dtnmg area Ca rpon l arge corne1 lot M1d 40 's 30 4 675 -3030 or 675 -3431 51 Household GOilds 3 bdr house . furn •shed k1tchen Call 614 446 7025 3 bed 1oom all c1rpetad . wet11 Sr trash pa•d. 1 mi la from holpitll . S 225 rent olu1 dapos1t Call 614 -446 -1354 N1ce 2 bedroom apt tn Chesh~rt . luln lst'l ed c arpatlld clean . large bac~ ya• d S200 ~no nth Call 614 245 5818 2 bdr ' , dou ble urpeled k•tchen 1pploe nce1 Loc111d 120 State St . S200 mo Ctll 614 -446 -0254 8 room house on coty 1250 mo plu1 1100 deposn C ell 614 446 -0924 Beautoful new 2 01 3 bedroom hou1e Alao new one bedroom fUIMIShftd apar'lmAnt In Mukll• po rt Call 614 ·992·530 4 or 614 -992 -6 5 66 3 bedroom. d1mng room. car peted . ut1ht y room_ 11oraga buttding. n1c8 lot Mt V•rnon Ave . Pt Pleuan1 , W V1. Call 614 992 -685B 2 bedroom hou11 lor r1nl m Pomeroy. 160 depoeit , 1190 par month Cell614 -992 3064 For rflnt with option to buy , 3 bedroom• . built in llitchen , 2 c..Qirege. 1220 00 month , depOIIt. N8W Haven 304-882 · 2688 •m Nicely furn isbld mobile home. aH . •pt. , centra! air and heet in city. tdultl only. C1ll 614 -446 · 0338. Rede<:Orlted 1pt , 2 bdr , 1175 only. C•ll 304 676·5104 or 304-675 -5386 2 bdr mob1le home. Celt 814446-0390 2 bldroom. 1160 mo , plus depoeit C1ll 6U -379 · 2436 . 2 bdr. unfurn11hld. 12a80 '6 mi patt Holzar Med ic.t Centa1 Call 114 -446 -4369 or 304- 876·9780 . Two bedroom tr•lltr with 1..-ge add on room, Creb CrMit Road, 304·87& ·1208 . County Appltanca. Inc. Good u1ed apphances and TV lets Open BAM to 6PM Moo thru Sit. &14 -448 -1699 . 627 3rd. Ave . Gallipolis. OH Whirlpool w11her 176 , GE w•sher 1150, Mlvtlfil dryer 165 , WAsllnghouse dryer 196. reMgartto• froatlree eus . re· frigerator avocado 1mall 195, cheet freezer t95. 30 1nd1 gas reng• 175 Slleggs Appllancu, Upper River Ad 61 4-... 6 -1398 Sears Coldtpo t 11friger1tor 17 cu.tt . gold Call614 -388 -9728 . King SIJe waterbtd S 32 5 , ne•ter. w1valeu menreu. tide p..:le . mettress p.t . Can 614 · 256 -6608 efter 5 00 36 in tnt!)' d001 with sidelight1. mirror tiln, black & white TV . Call 614 -256 -1614 Unfurn1shed 2 bdr 1n Crown Cily Cell 614· 258· 6!520 Am•n• 1ide-by-1ida refriger•tor 1nd Gibson continuous clellling 11ove . Good co nditiOn . Ca ll 614 -992 -5741 Up1ta1r1 unturm1had apt , Cit· pated Utllitill peid no children. no pet1. Call 61 4·446 · 1 637 2 bd r , turn . good location. utllitiea paid Call 614 446 1457 etter 4 30 Nice 2 bdr apt ., 4 mi . from Gallipolia. StrJVI, refrtg. & Wlltr furn11httd t200 month , no pets Call 614 -446 -8038 . 2 bedroom 1pt . in New Heven, W Ve Newly remodeled In town Caii 614 -992 -74B1 1 bedroom apt lor rent Ba11 c rent st1n1 1216 s month thet 1ncludt1 ail ut1ht1e1 Oepo11t required of S200 Conta ct Vtt lege Mano1 Apt . Middleport 614 -992 7787 EQual Hous1ng Opportun ity . 1 bedroo m unfu1m1hed 1pt ....,,th stove, rat . wuher . drye1 All ut1itie1 pd e11cept alectuc Ou11t cou ntr..,. setting 12 mdf!ls roorth....,e lt ol Pomeroy on U S· 33 .Csl l 614 992 -2807 at1er 6 30 p m 4 ro om furnoshed and 5 1oom unfurmshad apu 101 rent Cell 614 992 5434 or 304 -882 2566 2 bedroom furn11hed ept tor rent 1n Middleport All u11h t1ts pa1d C•ll614 -992 -5084 In Midd le port 2 bedroom . ground fl oo r ap1nme nt w1th yard S 176 plu s ut1httes Call 614 -992 -7177 after 6 00 p m APARTMENTS , mob 1le homes . houses Pt Pl .. unt and GallipO lis 614 -U6 -82:i'1 45 Furnished Rooms For r&nl Sleepmg Roo ms and light houu ~eflp•n g 100m1 Per~ Central Hotel Call 614 .448 0766 roo m 11 15 mo uti h11n p11d , renge, refng s1ng le mete , sh111 beth 919 2nd Ave Ge lhpolll Call 446· 4416 1fter 7p m H ou1elu~epmg 46 Space for Rent 1 or 2 double tratler lo ti_acan• c wooded Sp•ce lo1 tam1ly and pets Close tg town Counr..,. water C1ll 614 245 5B65 or 614 ·448 -0239 16 cu trosthee Norge 1100. G1b · 10n el&etrtc ran gf!l _ S50 C• ll 6 14 -992 -6505 ft rafrtgerllor - frae~er King Slla bed · mettrllt boa 1pring1. tram•. Ellc•ll.,t co ndi· tion Cell814 -992· 6810 Bttd f11ma, m1tching 9 drewer drauer . 2 n1tltland1 bar end 4 1toois. table and ch•in 1111dother things 49302 M1nuel Ad . Ra cine Phon a 81 4-24 7 -44 58 54 Misc. Merchandise Ca llahan s Used life Shop Over 1.000hrelll lell2 . 13 14 . 15 16 . 16 5 9 miles oot At 218 Call614 25 6 -6251 Electrolu~ vaccuum cleenets A- 1 co ndit •on -atte c h mf!lnts Availeble 1t S72 00 Cnh or te1m1 arr1nged Cell 614 24 5 9115 or 304-675 -6799 Ptastoc ci1tern 1t1te appro11fld pi.II!C Sti)II C tenks. PIIIII C culver'ls. melal cut ... arts, all caps Ron Evans Entf!lrpr iiM. Jackson Oh 614 2286 -15930 For sete 900 lb tobacco poun diQe, 50 cent1 pe1 pound Call 614 -446 -3159 An11qua & modarn IU1n1ture la1ge whtt& macrame tabla . large room sh~tll , glsnware Ca ll 614 -446 8398 197 4 John Def!lte dOl ar 360 8 -6 way blede , Lon g 1uper two 5NI backhoe. 1969 GMC 5500 ~er.es V-6 li spd ca b P. dlasay. 1978 Ford Fa11mont Call 614 2156 -1905 F1rewood 1DO % oak U5 a load. $32 for 5 or IUOrf!l C1ll 61i U6 -0373 1 veer old hlly ftraplece inaert. 1300 Cs ll614 -446 -7106 -46 eq yd gold color well c11rpat C•ll 614 -448 ·8024 Twon bedroom su1te , rafrlgare· tor , chest of drawar1. tr eezer. rocker. QUeen spring• & mat· treu. racliner golf clubs Cell 614 -446 -3224 ' 't HP Hobar'l maet grmder . new head C•ll alt8r 6 00 . 61 4 36 7 0493 Trailer sptCII . sm1ll ch ildrln accepted . sewer 1nd w1t11 furn11h8d . Locust Rd. beck of K & K, 304 -676 -1078 Roger Renge dooble oven. •vo· clk'lo. 1160 00 Elec Singe~ sewing m•chine , btonde cabtnet. $50 00 82 model elec . ltlrl Grewel'l tractor w ith cuh•· vetor, gr111 mower Br bueh hog, 12500.00 Elec 11icer, U5 00 . 388 -1148 Mobil home lot for rent. Me It Mowrey• Upt'lo l.stery. Mason County F•ir G1ound1 or phone 11 HP mower . rubbe1 tire ....,heal berrow, 100 amp br•aker b o:~~ , high dllir Call 448 2867 COU NTRY MOBILE Ho me Park , Route 33, Nont'l of Pom~roy Larg1lot1 Cell814 -992 7479 Trailaf IPICII Gel lipolil Ferry, w•ler , tr11h pick up , 304 -675 · 6335 or 676 ·3248 47 Wanted 10 Rent Urge house 1n the country with 10me 1cr11ge. C11l 614 -698 · 1271 . Merchan!11 sc 61 Houaehold GOilds Pictcene UHd Fumiture. Goad quetitv u1ed fumtture. Open 91o 8 or call for IPPOintm~nt. 30•·8111-e.t83 or 175- 1450. 0•• clothn dryer, hN'IY' duty, IIC cond. 304-871·4218 . 56 Building Supplies ' Mia ad hardw ood slab• ,, 2 par bundl1. co nt•ining 1pprox 1 112 ton. F.O.B. Oh io P1Uot Co . Pomero'1. Ohio. Cell 8 14 -992 8481 TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS . hot d1p reblu1ing. 111 typ• of gunsmlth worll , l•t IIJVic., 304 -875 - 1200.00. 304-882 ·2092 lnotruC1ion . AKC hatred Pointar 814 -388 -8720 AKC Regist•rad BauatPuppias. Tri-colored Call for lnformttion. Clark ·814-662 -15143 One AKC r~~giatlred Sheltia IMinatura Collie) fem•le, 10 witt old . e175 .00. 304-576-2762 . BoUle fed l•mbe, h11hhy , gr11t Pill . UO . 304-773-6891 . 61 lo'veatock Regietered full blclodld ARAB . gelding . wall tra6n.t. Poll.t purebr.t Simment•l bull, 1 mo . of aga. C•tl•h•r 8:00, 814 -387· 0493. Hor11. Middle & brld .. ror Mle, 1300. C•ll 814· 387-1770. 4 Registlred Anou• & 5 R-ei•terad heifer• Call 81• · 2158 8210. Ynrltng Charol1it bull. ""6... 47 or 441 -9762 10 :0012 :00. 4 00 -6 00 . 19,3 Pontiac 1000. PS . PB. IUto 12900 Cell 814 -949· 2e&O . 1975 Dodg• D•rt 8915 -31538 . ••so. 304· Good mi11ed h•y . t . 75 • bele. Call6,4 -949 -3059 efter 8 :00. Elf com for ute, 12.30 bu. Wants 10 buy Clttle tell... cepecily 1500 lba. 1nd mUkcant for decorttion . Ctll 304-882· 2882 . 100 lerge round b•l•ofhay. fl5 . .,... b•le. C1ll Rodnev Chtvafilf'. Shld1 River F•rmt. 614 ·986· 38156 . Miud h1y llrge equ1r1 bllll. 11 .215 . 304-875-51579 Hay for .. le, 304·8915- 34150. Mutch hay 1nd atrew. 304-675 - 60841 . Transporlal;on C•ll Fftem•n 2000 loedM tor M.F. 135 & 35 lractor. Cell after 6·00. 614 -367-0493 85 Mont1C1rio . pow.uteering , power brlkM, 1ir, cruile, 305 V-8, cw•rdrNa Jrtnl, etan~o . C1ll 614 -379-2862 . Joh n Deere modal 50 manure sprf!ladf!lr $300 . Almo11 new la1m wagon 15 h bfld. u18d post note dig ge1 3 pt. 5 h . 3pt brush hog new S450 1 set new stock I&Ckl for 8ft pick -up tNCk . 14 h 111lu mnum Jo n boat. like new w1th or vvithout motot Single1• 1n 3 PI pk>w. 3 pt . 1Ub10111r. Robfln Hil l. R•c1ne. Ohio. Ca ll 6 14 -949 -2013 ln ternauon1! 600 C dozer with 6 wt..,. 7 ft . blede and roll Clb. Ellcallent condition. I"• than BOO hours on ...nit. t9000 Call 6 14 -698 -7148 1h1r 15:00. 30 20 John OeerA Tractor. E•cel· ten t con dition 2 111111 low boy tra1ler Call 614 -992 7401. Before you buy your nut tractor. gat the best price , Sidera Equipmen I Comoany. Henderson . W. Va 304 -675 -7421 2 row mech . 1ranapl1nter 300 gal Wiler tenlllike ni'W 11000. 152 ·· to bacco ot tomato sticke ,5 ce nh Mo rgan ' s Woodlewn Farm, Rt . 35 , 304 -676 -1286 ~ 304 -523· 5843 Pole Bu1lding Spectal many colo r1 and sizn , c•ll for k:lw pric11 . 6,4 . 245 -9146 MF hay bnd. MF 2 bottom plow . hey rake. New Holl•nd 7ft. rur mowar, polt hole digger . 304896· 3450 Lmll spreed1r. C 304-458 -1873 . E Oowlll, Ou ciJ ·AIItl lewn and gtrden t1acto rs •nd ttqulpment B1fore you buy chec:lt wilh Ul on th• hors epower vou need . We heve B. 10 . 11 . 13 . 14 , 18 ,17 , 191n differan1 si111 and mow11 width1. Wa h1ve C:Oif1)act di•al trectors in Hp rang118 . 26 . 32 . Buy wt'lare you c•n g1t MNict end pert• KMf1r1 Sarvic1 Cen flr , St. Rt 87 , Point Ple111nt and Ripley Roed . phone 304 895- 3874. Ou1te·AIIia Tractors 1nd Farm Equipment Don ' t buy b1fors you give u1 • try. we cen 11ve you mon-v on avery dill , plu1 Wy where YOU cen gill IM'11 and 11.-vica. See our new model385 , 4 row com planters , thl't' htva been tested for 4 y11r1 . KMf.,. Service Center. S1. At. 87 , Point P11111nt and Rfpl-vRold . phon• 304 -1195- 3874 62 Wanted 10 Buy For 1al1 900 lb tobecco pountt.QI , 50 cent1 per pound. C1H 814 -445 -3159 . Autos for Sale 1980 Multang . 111nd1rd. 4 cyl, 11 ,000 .(1) . 1973 Pinto tor part• *100 .00. C•ll att..- 6:00 PM 304-998 -30t2 . 198ot Ni..•n Sentre, 2, ,000 mile•. 1xc cond , t6, 3150 .00. 40t4 . 1972 Teg -A-Long ,8 ft. treilar V•rv good condhion 11495 Cell 614 -992 -8173 or 814992 -6206. c~~ev..... 4 apeed. good cond . t2900 304 -773 5218 or n3 -15272 83 Chev 1979 Pinto . 4 apHCI. pt. pb. 1m rMio . IXC. cond. 304 -8715 -1732 5 :00 . •fl., 1961 Ford G•l11l1. 2 door HT. 6 cyl .• 3apeed, good body, perflc1 interior . Run1 good. 304-676 - Trucks for Sale 1980 Chevy 1AI ton. 4 wh11l drN1. 350 eutamttic. C1ll 6t 4· 268-1917 or 814 -992 -38815 19411 Ch.wro lat lon •nd 1 half. good tlf•. just ,.ullt 63,000 miln, noo. Cell after 8 :00, 1986 NisNn 111nd.. 6 spd . U ,995. Call614-982-328, . 198. FOI'd LTD 1uto. •ir. AM FM, 13 ,699 . John' • Auto S1l ... Bulevilie Rd .• G•llipolie , Oh. 198, F100 fOfd pidl;-up. E11cel· tent condition. t4300 . C•ll 614-992-396& 1ttar fi :OO p.m 1979 Ford Pinm t725 614 -367-0290 1986 FOJd Rang..- . AM -FM 1981 Buick LeSabre all power, AM -FM CIIHtte, crulte, V-1 , vary clean t4 .200. Call 814 · .W8- 1985 , Nice-. clean. 1978 Plymau111 Yliient. 4 ct:lor, 6 cyl. , 1lr, good tire1 . whit1 • burg1ndy , t1 ,396. Call 814-448 -3224. 197& fOfd Granad1 good wor._ ctr. new paint Call 614 -4-18 · 8024 . Mike ' I Auto S11... Houri Mon · Fri 9 to 15 . S1t 9 to 12 C•ll 614 -446 -2900. S.l•nwn M1rt. S11fl•. 19B4 Renault Alliance 4 dr .. auto . 1ir. onty t4,995 1978 Pontiac LeMan• 4 dr . •ir. ont., 49 ,000 mi ., •1.995. 1980 Chevy Ch:atlcln 4cyt .. 1u1o. 4 dr .. 12 .195. 1981 Chrysilf ldaron llent 6 1uto , 1tr. only 13.295 1976 D•ttun f . 10 rune good, 1396 . 1980 Ch.,.,tftl good condition. 11.1576. C•li &14 -388 -8441 . 1985 P~mouth Duller. AC . A.M -FM etarao. eport wheel•. ont., 16,000 mil• . t8 ,500. Call 6t4 -245-1408 •• 114 -448 · 02t2 . 1977 PontiK Grsnd Prill 2 door, auto, AC. rldlo. lilt WhNI. good lirtl , good condHion. Priced to ..u. c.n &14 · 641 -9320 . 1981 Chewltte4 door.•lrcond., lilt whlel , manual, good condilion . Pric*' to .... C•ll &1·· canene. 5 apetd. Gr11t g• miluga . tfi900 C•tt614 -992 · 2848. 1986 Chtvrollt 2ton truck . 283 ..,gin•. 1500.00 . C•ll614 -247 4793. 1974 Chtvy haH ton truck. 6cyl. 3 tpeed 1uto, nhde some work. .... 1375 .00. 304 -895 -3076 evaningl 6.00 to 9:00. 1972 Chevy h1H ton trucll . t2.000.00 30'· '158-1920 •• . ter 6:00PM. 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 81 77 fOfd ven converted 614-446 -11501. C•ll 1986 Chevy S -10 blazar good condition . 61.t -36 7 -789 .. ahor 8 OOPM . c.n 1979 Jtep CharokM. . ... . 380 3 IPeH. v•rv oood conditton . t1900. Call614 -742 -2944. Motorcycles 1981 Honda 650 custom. ,981 Suzuki GS Bl50 G fully drnted 1983 Hond• CB 1100 F, Uke new. on~ 1.100 mW•. B1111in buya. Call 614-44& -0UB. Suzuilte 5&0 GT , 3 cyl, 1xc cond, 1882 Honde 100, goad condi· tlon, new- cheln end tproctcets and tire . 304· 8711 · 2508 . 8oatland Mo1ora lor Sale 11 tt Tomboy b111 boat. 1974 60HP EY*'!Ndl. lots of IPtrll, t17150. C•ll •tt•r 6 .00 , 8U - ,977 El C•mlno Clu-'c CIM 18'h' Cri1 Cr•ft V-bo«om ski bolt, 2 10p1, 312 c:u.ln. 22& HP inbolfd .nP,t. 40 Ill link, Ill iM'OI'· lki bar, trailer C•li &14· 717· 2768 . Two prom dr••• · eill 9 1nd , , • phon• 304·876-4479 . 1880 TC3 Horlaon . AM ·FM c uUitl , 4 epaed , turban wh•le . In eAcellent c:onditkm. Whh• Rock• chicken Nnt: Bull grlda r.t angus. ructy tor llniiCI . Phon• 304-875· 2817. 1982 Dateun 200 SX. lo.tld. Good oondh:lon . C•ll 814-tl2 · 6723 aftlf 5:00p.m . 02300. Ctlllt4 ·992·740t . •etn• p.m. Stereo . @ Father Murphy [!) College Basel>all: Teams to be Announced (l) Ql il} Herdcoslle and McCormick (CCI McCor· .. mtck is shocked to d•scove r that his teen tdol. a once-f amous disc jockey, has hit the skids and is working under an assumed name in Arizona . (60 m1n .) fl) (1) MOVIE: 'Rosemary's Bel>y' Cil (]) Scarecrow and II Mrs. King ([) MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh- our (fl) Pride of Place; Building the American Dream: The Campus: A Place Apart (CC) The different aspects BRIDGE James Jacoby Defense was magnifico ,, 2' li"*a• \U'It' by THOMAS JOSEPH 8:05 Cil MOVIE: 'Perdners' 8:30 0 (]) @ Valerio The family is divided when they decide whether or not to put their old and sickly dog to steep. In Stereo . I HAVE UIJEMR!MD ~ Y£Ni3. '. ~~--,,~.---~ l~T j HAV£ 10.. flapper searches for a hus- band. (90 min.I IRI. American PRINCI ~l:S OFFICE~ I DONTTHINKHE f-+',6 THE Rlt:iHT ATT11t.JDE R?RAPRINCIPAL. I Aot1ry or cebl1 loot drilling . Moet weH1 completed eamed1y . Pump ...., 1nd tervice . 304 896-38J2 SHIEL.D IN FI<ONTOF HIS DESK. 25 Fitted with window cutive CARTER ' S PLUMBING ANO HEATIN'O Cot Fourth •nd Pin1 G•Hipolit, Ohio Plw)ne 814 -446 -38B8 or 614 · 441 -4477 composer 28 Mt>xiran lllJ This Old House iCC) 331'itle h ak ln~ in India (60 min .) (R). (]) SportsConter (l) WKRP In Cincinnati fB aJ Texi O(IJ Nows Cil SCTV ® Eyewltnou Nows (j]) Back in the USSR Ql il]) ABC Nowo Nightllne @ Trapper John, M.O. 12:00 @ Best of Groucho (!) World Cup Skiing: Men<o Oient Slolom DAILY CRYPTOQUO'I'E9- Here's how to work it: AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW One leUer stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, aposirophes, the length and fonnalion of the words are all hints. Each day the code letlers are different. ()) Entertainment Tonight General Hauling CIYPTOQUOTES Interview with Julian len- 3 -31 non Ill IJ) Rawhide • ill Aeml"'lton Stoele SNAKE!! M Remington and laura investigate the possible ••botege of a food commer- 51'UPID t....ANGUAGE, Dump truck 11rvlce. Monday Siturday . Llme11on1 . und , grtvel. fill dirt. lpref.d · raked Any amount Call 614 -367 · • 7760 . D Uphols1ery TAl STATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec Ave., Glll lpolie . 614 -446 -7833 or 614 -446 · SO ~ERE l AM A6AIN RIDING ON THE OF MOM'S 61CYCLE •. I T~INK I'LL SU66EST l DO TilE STEERING lOOA'o' AND LET MOM ~IDE ON TilE MCK ... NO, MAYBE NOT.. tor 1:00 Cil Dobie Gillie (!) NFL I•Ptrlllro ill MOVIE: ·-.tone Bello' ill Archie B•nkore Piece 81 aJ Wild, Wild Woot . i l l MOVIE: 'Firet AHol( GDini CNN Hoadllne Newo 1:30 (I) Fother Knowe Best (!) Merk Solln'e 8111Wotor Joumol MUC~ FO~ TAKING SU66ESTION5 t833 . R • M Furniture M•nulac:turing, St Ph. 7 , Crown City, Oh. Clll 814 -268 -1470. e•ll Ewa. 614 ot48 - 3438 Old & new Upho1tered . ' K C BEV X CL N C BA W LCH U LR z lJ ZDYIJ N ~ ll E XL!' 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Jr . owner 87 32 Luau son Tonight s guests are Excavating for CIJ al il]) iJJ News fi) IJ) Bonny Hill Show 11:30 0 Cil @ Tho Bast of Car· BARNEY ~' it tilling @ WKRP in Cincinnati lO< Clerk Plumbing end Heating, 18 Yllfl e11pertence. unltop drtina . New- ramodeling-repe lr work Phone 30•·882·201 2 83 city 29 plorer '"' b:-++--+- 27 "Wozzeck" (5) National Geographic Ex- CII .... IOE. title gla~s 1 1:00 0 l1l NewsCenter (I) Girl from U.N.C.L.E . (]) Pro Basel>ell Team Arm Plumbing & Heating guesr 26 Fonnerly Wrestling 82 operatic composer Po int student ()]) Newswatch / I Film dil'f'ct.or 2 Love (Fr.) 3 Darby and Joan 4 llefore 5 Keel 19 Dutch 27 Steril• constelpainter 30 Embank lation 20 Actress Bow menl 6 Cuisine 23 Clive of 31 Put forth need "Franken- 33 Withered 7 With (Ger) stein" fame 36 Apartment 8 New Mrs. 24 Weak (sl.) II Stimulate 25 Early 37 Portu - ( 1962 film) 16 Departed 23 West 10:00 @ CBN News Tonight (I) Gunsmoke (jJ) News 10:30 @ To Be Announced fB IJ) INN News · ® S~lal Operations Exe- HE ~ GOT A fll6 PLASTIC DOWN 14 Wanderer Hero HAVE 'rUJ E:VER BEEN CALL... EO TO 1HE 41 Conwnf' 12 Skin opemng 13 Give back t5 Capek play 16 Gain 17 Yamana in "Bamey Miller" 18 Gone aloft 20 Huddy 21 Spirit lamp 22 "DaVId and Clock (CCI Astylish young MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 9 Swed1sh river province (j]) American Play· house: Under the Biltmore Greatest 40 Paradi"" measure I Championship (I]) 39 European I 0 Spamsh (]) F•ttv Tr1e Trimming. 11ump remov•l C•ll 304-675 -133, ACROSS 1 Arrived 5 Cresl Win£' 9:00 U 11J@ MOVIE: 'Killer in tho Mirror ICCI In Stereo. (I) 700 Club CIJ Ill il} MOVIE: 'Pleasures' (CCI 0 CIJ ® Collage Basket· . l>ell: NCAA Men's Division 1WJ~ +AQ10 ~73 ., Dempsey and Makepeace rr SEE.MS LIKE. t,W\1[ BWJ 3-il -11 EAST Miguel Reygadas is one of the most WE.<T :ti5 +AJ 982 highly regarded players in Mex;co. •l\ .. J j 2 9K3 Watch how ~ as the West defender in to- • .\ 9 8 42 • 10 6 3 day's deal, Miguel created an alterna+J 8 6 tive in the play for the declarer. caus· SOUTH ing him to be set on a contract that • 10 4 3 ·would normally be made. 9AQ9 765 The bidding requires some explana+K tion. North-South were usong a one no+K42 trump response to a major-suit openVulnerable: Both ong bid as forcing, a response used to Dealer: East describe a wide variety of hands. When South rebid two hearts, promisNorlb Easl South ing a six-card suit, North went right to West Pa" game in hearts, figuring that there Pass was no scientific way to preCISely Pa" Pass Pass Pass evaluate his minor suit values plus Pass singleton spade. Reygadas led his songleton club. De· Opening lead· + 5 clarer won the club queen in dummy and played a low diamond , won by West's ace. Now came a low spade to course - the Jack! If you now place East's ace, and East returned a club. yourself in the position of hapless Miguel rufled and played back a dia- South, would you not assume that the mond. Declarer won in dummy and heart king was still guarded in East's cashed another high diamond, throw- hand' That was declarer's view, and ing two spades from his hand, and then he promptly played a club to get back led dummy's 10 of hearts. When East. to dummy's ace so he could take anplayed low, South put in the queen, and other heart finesse. Just as promptly, what card did Miguel Reygadas Reygadas took the setting trick with smoothly play on that heart queen' Of the lowly four of hearts. Ole, Miguel' @ EEK&MEEK NORTH +Q 910 8 • Q J ;; By James Jacoby of campuses across AmerIca are explored (60 min .) RON ' S Television S11vl c e House c1H1 on RCA . Ouuar. GE Speciellng in Zenith C•ll 30• · 676 -2398 or 614 -448 2"64 . 38e-871t . 1111 Coble Motorboet whh ttrlll• 85 H.P. Evlnrud•. Nud1 tml• emounl of rep.tr. Cd 114 -MI-2109 •h« 8 :00 (llJ Bob Newhart 7:35 (I) Sanford and Son 8:00 0 (]) @ You Again In AJ-WAYf' l(ilf'./GING Wo~f< tfOME.=- WljH ME=. North ol S1lver Br idge . C•ll 614-446-9646 . 7397 . II It Trua You Ctn Buy Jeepe for • .... throuW! the u.s. oowm· ment? Ott the fKtt todayl CaM 1 -312-742 -1142 . ht . 4088. Knight. Lendt<:aping tvtlgr1en1, 1hld1 Jemes 8oy1 Wtt•r Service Atao pgols filled . C•ll614 -256 -1 14, or 614-448 -1175 or 614 -446· 7911 Tomu Moped fOf ..t. 2 •peed, automlllic . bcellent condition . Prictd tO •U. '195 . C1H 814 IMJ-54215. Interview w ith Ted night rLANi rHAT MAPE veLc~o • . . .:t WAS' a. fruit uee~ . Mulch 136. 2 mllfll 1911 860 Suzuki motor cycla. 0400. C1ll 114·985·3839 . 78 luldl aport coupe. 3t.OOO mit... tote of •trae. CaR IU- 814-992-2412 a11 .. 8'00 p.m. ~ . Vinyl R..,alr Service Home, butin•• & •uto. S••ting, Mon .· S1t . B.00-6 :00 . For d1teilt call Henry. 614-379-2630 or 614 - Sterk• Tree •nd Uwn Service. l•ndactp lng. 304-676 -2010. WKRP in Cincinna1i (I) (fil Entertainment To- ..I: OU!i MY .)08 AT it-If' Dtve 't Home lmprovem.,tt. Vinyl. elumlnum guttlll S. CUI· tom tnm . 17 y11r1 exparianc• Csii614 -U8 -9467 . 86 75 UNt:MPlOYM£NT OtPT. BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifM1m1 guaren tee Loc.l ret.,ancn turni1h1d . Fr.. estim•t11 . Call collact 1 ·614 237 -0488 , diiV or night . Aog1rs B111ment W ltlf'l) roofing RINGLES ' S SERVICE , axpe nenced c•rpenter. alectr:ciln, m•eon, p1inter. roofing (includ · ing hot t•r tpplicl1iOnl 304 876-2088 or 675 -7368 . ffi (]) Good Neight>ors ®I WhHI of Fortune ALLEYOOP 1 new Hond1 V-30 m1gn• motorcycle. never uHd . belt oHar. C.ll 614-446· 3128 304-875-4437 .. 878· 33S4 . 1982 Honda CB. 710. with IXtlll, 2 ,800 mi. t1410 . 1984 Rebbit GL, ' • .• AC. etc. 19,000 mlln. t&.eoo Call 44t -0122 lhlf 4 p.m . fJ) 0 CIJ @ Jeopardy FRANK AND ERNIE Home Improvements c.n 814-379-2424 448·9320 . 268 ·8800. • Service s 1978 CJ 6 JMJ~ , new 4 -WD , ovethauled .,gine, 11 ' 700 . 74 Game 2484 . 1980 Multa,ng, 4 cvl. 4 IIPeed . 30 mpg , IUnroof. H .OOO miln. eporty. u.aoo.oo. 304 -8756122. 1980 Plymoulh Ch•mp, sun rool. good condition. t1 ,900 Call 814 -268 -8704 . 448-0648 . our II) (j}l Divorce Court @ Barney Millar (I) Mery Tyler Moore Laroe Ster Crah fold down cempet, good cond , 304 ·882 - 1978 Chwy Luv, 4 ll)d ., AM . wire rimt. tporty, t1 .699 John ' • Auto Sel• . Bul•vllle Rd , G1llipoli1. Oh . 1984 Bronco II perfect condi· tion. 18 .000 miles. t1 ,0001Ht than •verege book. Call 614 - Eyewitness News [)) MacNeil-Lehrer News h- 304-676-2918 . '80 Rllbbit, •ir cond, AM-FM, 5 apead , t1 ,700 .00, aft1r 5 :00 PM weekdiVI .ny11ma weekend• . 304 -876 -11!1159 . · 1982 b1.ge Chi!Yitla Seootlf. 50,000 mites. sumoof, 12 ,400 . C•ll 614 -446 -4463. 1966 Chevy II SS very good cond , best offer Cell 61" · 4<411!1 7545 . ® Sconie camping 111ilar, 19 ft. single a111e. telf con11inld Gr1vely tuctor with bn.lltt hog . Hardwood Aoora S1nding & rlfiniahing. P~rllet end tounge 6 groov1. frH Htime1et. ref•en · ces evail1ble. W1llard & Otvid Blll'lker11hlp, 814 -4<18 -0286 or 814-446-4047. Commer'cill & ralident•el. 3324. (])Nightly Business Report (]) College Boskett>all R.. port 1980 Toyote truck 5 1pd . AM -FM , tMldliner, low mileege, excallent condit6on , t3 , &00 C•ll614 -M6 -1915. 1980 Chii'V.ne. good condilton. run1 CJ)Od. good tir... auto. AC , t1 .360 firm. C•ll 81• ·.U6 - fll m Jolleroons 0 CIJ@ Wheel of Fortune '30 I tOT 11115 1978 Plymouth Fury 2 dr . new Tiempo tir• . 1lot ot new pant, in •gin e . Sale ortrad• for blut oHer. s" It 1710 Chithem Ave , Gellipolit. OH . Pigt for 11le, iuet wttnld , m1le 1nd femele , cntrated and wormed . 130 .00. 304 -875 · 4589 . liveatock 8640. 379 -2636. C•ll Till<; /#.[;€ II£ Af'f'E'Af': UfJFRIE'f.lDIH, Sleept 1b; , canopy, e11cellent condition . t800 Call 814-388- 114-379-2210 no••• BORN LOSER r ASLOW HORSE (I) Alias. Smith and Jones (!) SportsCenter (I) Entertainment Tonight Interview with Julian lennon . 21 ft. P•rry camper. bath tub , A.C., roll out twning. T.V 1ntenna . t29915 . 814 -742· 2126 or 614 ·742 -2778 . 72 71 @ NBC News 6:35 (I) Sofa at Home In Stereo 7:00 0 (]) PM Magazine c.u Now arrange !he c•rcled lett ers to form the surpr1se answer . as sug gested by Ihe above canoon (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles : GROIN POUCH AW~I GH UNLESS Answer The on ly lh tng tha t ft.ept him !rom making a fast buck &I the race t ra c k- Saturday's @ Jeffersons 7:05 7:30 0 Cil Cil New Newlywed 2!108. UtilitY bldg . tpl .. 30':~~40'x9 ', 15 'xB' 1liding door & 3 ' earv. door . t5 . 265 erected . Iron Ho11e Bldgs 614 -332 -9746 . 165 Meuie Farguton cab 1nd tractor Extre n icl Musie Ftr· guson mower. 7 H. ber. •595. John Daere reke 8696 New Hellard 68 beler. t89S . IN Ford wilh hiljjh and low r1ng1. New rubber I save t Two, 2 ptowa. S295 2 row culttVItar S196. 3 point adJustable diiC . 1295. Post hole digger 1195 C1il 6 14 · 286 · 6522 lllJ Body Electric 10 ft . truck · camper. 1xcellent condition , 1111 contained Call 114 -742-3028 . 1971 Ford Grtn.ta. one owner, 1975 Toyot1 Celie~~, ' ..,e«t, 2810 Meple Ave ., 304 -875- Rotary plow tor Gr•velv trector. Cs ll 614 -446· 4149 El) <1) One Day at a Time 1973 Mazd1 RX -2. Nne good, ttrll good , rotary engine. 12150 .00 . Call batora 9:00PM, Mi111d lwy t1 . b1le. C1H 614388-9887. Hollend tobacco sener 614 -256 -1467 . Cil al il} ABC News 19B1 Z 28 C•mero. 3&0 auto, T-top. good cond. 304-5762119 . CROSS & SONS 340 lntemationel tr•ctor with plows & mower . U .495. Call 614 -286 -6522 . nament Sltde in 1ruck camper, atove. ice-box. turnance. eink. lots of dattt apace. sleep• 4, t760 . 614 -388-9780. HOW A COMPEiENiTHIE!F DOES HIS WORI(. I KI I mwer. "( I I I I )-( I I I I I Smith King Mackerel Tour- 1975 Sooth Wind motor home. Cofr4)illlly 11H-conta1ned . Low mllea. Mu1t 1eil C1ll 614-9926908. 304-87! -7t09. 63 &978. 8t4 ·992 ·Z724 . 304·87! ·8888. Hay & Grain M1111 llthl. lmlll horizonel milling m•chine. Mig watd1r . Rldiel arm drill P'"'· 304-<168 1920 1fter 8 :00PM. Prom Gown1. till 9 -10 . On• blul. one p6nk, llka new . Mutt ... to •PPr~lltl, 30•·871- 1979 Monte C1rlo landaau. Lo.ted. Good condition . C1M Hay for Mle 75 cent11 bale. C1ll 614 -379-2424 . 86 Musev Fargu1on 240 die11l. 2 spd. trans. live powa1 . spin outl. power steenng . Call 814379 -2652 . INESINGj Rifleman (]) Fishing: 1984 Arthur & Campers Autos for Sale 71 Farm Equipment JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CE NTEA SA 35 W Galhpolls, Oh1o Call 614 -446-9777, 1v1. 614 -""6 -3692 . Up front tt'K · ton with warrenty over 75 uHd lrecrors, 1000 toole . ill The ~d~::::::~:::~~~~T~~~;:~~~~~~~ 79 Motors Homes Hey for Hie Of UMII . Round lila squera bll". C1n delivtf . Call Tom stu,..,, 6U -38B ·B17B U.S 35 Wen, J1ckson . Ohto. 614 -286 -6461 . Mauay Ferguson. New Holl1nd. Bush Hog S1ln & Service Ov1r 40 u1ed tractors to choosa from & OO"l)leta line of new & used ttqUipmAnt Largest ealaction in SE . Oh10 . 6:30 D Cii NBC Nightly News (l) Doctor Who 64 Fa r111 Siip pl les & L1ves tnck CAPTAIN EASY 0 lvlrij () lllJ Hatha Yoga (llJ Good Times 6:05 (I) Down to Earth In 0 CIJ ®I CBS News a..mon wlr• 63 AKC Poodle puppies , Es11er tpecaal . 2 male end 2 femal1. Ca ll 614 -446 -0497 Auto Repair Auto Plintlng and body work, doni to your lltilflctfon. rlcaive 10 par cant off •ny job ICh.tuled between now 1nd MIV 111. lnsur•nc:e cl•ima, " det1illng end sonw mech1nictl . worll. ffae eetimatae. Call for eppointiT'III'It , . 3()4-1!176·2883 . puppiM . C1ll Rat Terrlf!lr pupp ies, •••ndtrd, bobte•led . 6 weeke old . Call 614 -266 -1467 ··· ~--- Stereo. Oragonwvnd Cen1ry Kennel CFA Himal•y•n. Persian end S1am111 kittent. AKC Chow puppie1. C1H 448-3844 1fler 7PM . Ticktield grooming.Kennel• Obedi1nct All breed traming dog -- .. ... ... . . I CHOLT [D) Eyewitness News Pets for Sale by Henr• Arnold and Bob Lee Unscfamble these lour Jumbles , one letter to each square, to fl)m'l four ordinary WOfds EVENING 6:00 D CII NewaCenter @ Green Acres (]) Mazda Sportslook (]) liJ Cil Ql il} @ Nowa fll CIJ Diff'rent Strokes (]) 3·2· 1, Contact (CCI Fiberglael topp• flu 8 h . bid with 111ding wlndow1, A-1 eond, n ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME ~ \,!;!~ ~~ 3/31/86 379·2226. 1.600 ft . Walnut •nd Ch1rry lumber. saa1oned and cured for 2 yeatt. 304-675- 3924 after 5 :00PM. 56 li'\1\lf.\.(t fi)'il Television Viewing All tYPII uud 6 rebuil t tranamisaiona- uantfer cuM 100 . Ovet"drive, front wheel a.. rNr whe.. driv1 . Tranami11ion ldtl 6 tcult oonverten. Alllyp• eir co,.,rllton 1 to 50 HP . 8 HP · 2 stago 11 ,2516. Ctll 814· Block . bricll , mort•r •nd me· sonry 1Upplin. Mount1in S11t1 Block, R1 . 33 , New Haven . W. Va . 304.-882· 2222 ·The Dany Sentinei-Page-9 Ohio Auto Parte & Accessories 76 Kentucky Lump, Ohto Lun'CI , OhiO Stoller Y•rd or deiNery, cAment bloclle •nd building m•tltfial Gallipolis Btock Co , Pint St , G111ipolla. Ohio C1ll 614 -446-2783 . 4831 . HALF PRI CE I flllhing •!Tow sig n1 12991 L!Qhtad . non ·•rrow 12791 Nonlightld *2291 Fr-.. lenert! Only ftw ltft. See locelly . 11800 )423 - 01 &3 . •nylime KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by urry Building Materi1l1 Block, brick, M"i''ler pip•. win dowa. Hntell. etc. Cteudt Win tar•. Rio GrtnddO Ctll 8U 24& -61 21 V1lley Furn1ture. new & uted ltrge saction of ouelity tumi· tun 12U Eutern A11e. Gallipolis 2 bdr , n11r S itver Bridge Piau Nica c1rpeting, w1ter & gar•b· age paid Cell614 ·446 ·7025 814 · 992 - &8~8 Treller for 11nt, rlfrtncet and depolh:. you PlY utilitl" , 30467&· 2635 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Wllhert. drvera . refrigeuton. r1nges Sllaggs Apphencu. Upper Rive• Rd beside Stone Crest Motel. 814 -448 -1398 . Furn 1pt . 919 2nd A.ve . Galli · polis st'ltre bllth. sm gle mele. e150 mo .. utll1t1M p11d Call "46·44 18 after 7pm 3 BA mobile hom•. 314 lrd St , K•n•uge , 446 -7473 2 bedroom, R1clne arta. C•ll Used Furnlturfl .. OrAIIM , & bed, Trundle o.d . metel oHice dnk1 3 mil11 out Bulav1lle Ad . Op~ 9em to 5pm . Mon thru S•• · 61 4 ·448 -0322 1 pc. d inttte set no . 3 pc. bedroom suite including mil · trhs & bo• 1300 . 112 bed including msnre•• S. box spring• 1nd dra11er $200 Cell 614 · 446 -0924 3QH70 -4164 42 Mobile Homes for Rent LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas 1nd chairl priced trom 1286 to 189 5 Tables , t50 and up to U26 Hide·e-bedl , t390 and up 10 $&&0 , 10t• bedl 1145. Recliners . 1225 . to 1375 , lamps from 128 to 8125 pc dilllttn from t109 .• to435 . 7pc . l189andup . Wood 1able with li11 ch1irs U85 to 8745 De1k 1125 up to 1376 Hutchet. 1660 Bunll bed compill• w1th m1ttr••ae1, 1275. 1nd up to 1396 . Bab~ beds. t11 0 MattreUf!ll or box ~pung1, full or twin , 163 ., tirm. t73 and 883 . Quean lltt, 8225 . Bed framet , 820.1nd t26 . 10 gun - Gun clbin11t1. S350 Gil or electric r1ngh t375 Beby mattretlfl, U& 6. 845, bed framee no, t25, • 130. ktng frame 8 50 . Good 1ehtction of b.-.lroom tuitll. rocken, met1i c1binet1. heed board• $38 & up to 1615 . Monday, March 31, 1986 Monday, March 31, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio CJ) New• 2:00 ' (]) Father Knows Beat (!I -~•zd• ~portslook Ill(!) MOVIE: 'S'P"Y"S' 2:30 (!) SpoouContw II) CBS N - Nlghtwetch Joined In Progreoo 2:50 (]) MOVIE: 'Dust be my O..tlny' 3:00 (I) MOVIE: 'Annl>fod At· @ Comedy Break 3:30 (!) Top Rank Boxing from lU V011as, NV fJ) aJ MOVIE: 'Zardoz' @ INN News 4:00 @ MOVIE: 'Sagebrush Trail' 4:30 (I) MOVIE: 'legion of tho Doomed ' 4:45 (]) World at large tiCk' (!)Arabian Monthly •. �' . ....._.;.;.;;. . . .. . .. ~1. ~ · ~ · -· Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel ~ . ... .. . :: Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , Monday, March 31 , 1986 ..~~~~~(~~~~~?~~\~:~~l~~~~Y"i~~·1l~~~~r~.~:1~J!t~~J.9~~1-~~~~e~'\;,-wt~~J.\\~~~~~~"'*..~~. . ELBERFELD$ ~· -··· ~ - SPRING CLEANING DAYS ~ SPECIAL VALUES ON FURNISHINGS AND ACCESSORIES FOR YOUR HOME :_~!·-·--·-· -------·---·-·--·--·-·--·-· '' Sprl•g Cl... l•l Sele SALE SHEERS ' - la'll• assort ..nl of <olors - Ma<hiM walhablo -UM~<OIItd resistance to sun dam ago - Outstanding wear lifo - 12 inches widt - 36 to 90 in<hos length REG. 17.99 to 131.99 Pair J Sale Pried 1 I THROW RUGS Large assortment of colo rs and sizes I up to 48"x72" .• Machine washable - ma chine dryable. 100% Dacron Polyester. Reg. $5.39 21 " x34" Rug ....... $4.33 Reg. $8.99 2b" x44' Rug ........ s7.13 Reg , 510 .99 24" xb0 " Rug ... $8.73 Reg. $16.99 3b" xb0" Rug ..... s1J.S3 Reg. s27 .99 48 "x72" Rug ..... 522.33 BERKLINE ~ .I CHAIRS Saw on our entire stock of quality Berl!line chairs. Recliners, Rocker/Recliners Wallaway Reclin1n 25°/o OFF $6 39 TO $2539 ALL CHAIRS OAK CURIO CABINETS DELUXE UPIRIGHTJ WITH HEADLIGHT For that extra accent ... quality oak curios cabinets. REG. 1280.00 to '369.00 Powertul Mo tor Top. Loadrng Oust Bag Power Or•Yen Bea ter Ba • Bru sh Rou Model 1114 $tltPII~u ,,.. O•lg $ GET S200°0 Roto-Ma11C V1bfa Groome1 11 Anohr "' __ . Armstrong ~~;' EUREKA .,UP carpet Valuer . UPRIGHT -,_.., loll' •• ,. . ~"""~" Dol« f'lwt l ·- ONLY $9 88 Furniture Throws . FOR YOUR OLD SOFA S24nos "7 • ~~..:·'" Trade your old sofa in on a new Kroehler. N.orwalk or Rowe 2 or J piece living room suite. We'll give you 1200.00 trade -in allo· wance toward the purchase of the new suite. Solid color and prints to match mostdecors. Machine washable for easy care . $8.49 60"x70" ...........Solo 16.79 $12.49 90"x70" ,.......Solo 19.99 $15.99 120"x70" .,.,Solo 112.79 $J9.99 140"x70" ....Solo 115.99 ~o..IO<Jl ii T Of' ·" ' ·• ·•• CUSTOM MADE SQ. YD. Th ic,~ . luxurious sculptured Saxony. 100 ,, contmuous Filament Nylon resists abrasions and Will not fuu or shed. Tefl on carpet protector helps prevent so1l10g and staining whi le reducing stat1c electr ic ity shocks. Armstro ng lim1ted Five -year Warran ty 1s yo ur assurance of quality . Stoc ked m Blue Granite. Hon ey Peach an d Hemp Be 1ge. 12ft. widt h. DRAPERY SALE SAMSONITE CARD TABLES Stur dy construction wi th 50°/o vinyl top. OFF Reg. IJS.OO 30" Table ... Sale 128 .00 Reg. $43.00 34" Table ... Sale 134 .00 SHEETS ' '·..·~ ~~ ;<v ,,.. "~ ~i fh t C~ abSOib:lnt 85at- CO t lOll }4 1'11 pol ~· ester blen d Abeau t1 !u! ON QUALITY DECORAMA DRAPES AND BEDSPREADS KIRSCH ANY WIDTii . ANY LENGTH, ANY FULLNESS *HUNDREDS OF COLORS AND PATTERNS *HAND SET PERMANENT PLEATS *LINED AND UNLINED DRAPERY HARDWARE SAL first quality oo-tron percale sheets. Each set contams one fit ted sheet. one flat sheet and two pillow· Special Spring Clean1_ing ~~ Sale prices oo cases. Kirsch Drapery Harcl!•m. Twin ~a lance rods. curtain rods. Sheet Set ... $1 3.99 traverse rods , cafe rods, deco ra tor traverse rod and Full drapery hooks. Sheet Set ... l1 9.99 Queen Sheet Set .. ,126.9'1 TOWEL SALE - $224 00 asso r' men! ol Ofmts $2 .4q Wash Cloth .. . 11. qq 13.99 Hand iowei .. . IJ. l q ss ,qq Both ToweL ... 14.7 q Matching Blllspreads Are Also IICiuciCI 5D"'el Sua SEllA 20°/o BEDDING SALE EXTRA PREMIER COMFORT H<avy Duty Coik- Smoolh IN STOCI! WALLPAPER SALE R£AOl -MA D£ DRAPERY SALE N1ce assortment of fabncs drapes R£G. ISSO.OO FULL SET QUEEN SET $21 ooo $2 7 Give your home a oew look' Choose fro m huod reds of patterns to compliment any decor. All are gua ra nteed . Most are was hab le and pre pa sted m unlined . msulated l1n1ng or self-lin ed REG. $380.00 T~ Conslru<tion 00 QUALITY ARMSTRONG AND CONGOLEUM VINYL FLOOR COVERING Sta<ked in 12 and 9 ft widths ONLY $595 SQ. YD. II\ISTALLATIOI\I AVAILABLE 40°/o OFF '" '~ /1'>;., CARPET REMNANTS SAVE UP TO 50°io DINETTE SALE Sou an dmmg n om fur niture, mt tal dintlte uh and wood dinolle 'o"' o Reg. $239 . 3 pc Metal Sole Reg . 8298.00 7 pc. Metal. .. Sole Reg. '349.00 7 pc MetaL..... Sale Reg. '4 12 .00 5 pc. Oak . .... . Sale R~. $ 10 60 .00 7 pc. Pin a ..... Sale ' 191 .00 '224.00 ' 262.00 •329 .00 '798.00 h eel lent COIOJ sel ec tion of permanent pres s. machine wash· able Cape Co d curta1ns. Polyester/Rayon blend in 68 " width. sol•dco101 '" 21" to 63" l.ncths. P•ints '" 21" to 15"1encths Reg. 'H~ .... 24 & 30 in<h ................ Solo '4.7 9 1252 12"x15'6' trawn Sc~turecl...'16a '225 12'•13' camel.. ..................... l173 1168 9'x12' C.lery GrHn .............. I12S 5252 12'x19' Brown Janes ............ 5189 1250 12'x15'4" Burnt Orange ...... $165 s14 a,00 10 •X17'7" Brown ...............575 · 1199.00 12'x18' Orange Plush ........199 596 12 'x11'6" Gr11n Turf ...............148 12b412'x16' 6"Rust ..................... 517S PORCH ND PATIO TURF ! ~ ·,~ ~ ~ - Stocked in 6ft. and 12ft. widths - I fOWft Or green - 100"'• Olefll ' pt'•L 'tn Man'ne or Acti'on Bcx. II $495 l. ~ ~ \2) ~ Reg. •6.9L ........... 36 in<h ................ Sale :S.S9 N Reg. •9.4L ........... 4S in<h ................ Salt 7 . 5~ Mia" Other R•••••tt AI STARTI 8 ,l.¥ R "' 1• nn 54 r ' n<h So'· S 7 99 r AT ONLY : ~ -• entire stock of dining roo m furn it ure is ·•· >.n .............. '" Sl .79 0rtlf ...... 1 "'. YD. Our h ................ Sa'· WI "" '!:' 1 ~-!··~·~·~ le;no~w~I~-·-~~-=~~~=~:__.L.-~ R eg~.~ ~1:o..~99: ~··:..·:....~.. 6~l~inc~~..:·..:....:...:....:~'"~·.~_L____,___::::~==~--·----·~----._i~~~~~~~~~J~~~~~~~---~~ ~ .. ...• SALE STARTS TUESDAY r APRIL 1 C.t•t ' ELBERFELDS POMEROY 992·3671 fl'-!lll ~ ~~~~:!~;~!~· :,:; i~~ i•~:1~~-'§~~\~-~~"1i,~~~~~~~~11~~~-~~~~'%*i~~~J.'$r¥~~"1i,~~~*~~~~~;."{.~~~~(.•:J14~~~~~1-~i •; � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 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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