http://66.213.69.5/files/original/a9f1861b01a400b2904e87ed1f89ea2e.pdf 8e282467143943d0bfd0eb418d29161b PDF Text Text • •• \ ; " ·., e ... Vol.35, No .244 Copyrighted 1986 a1 y • • enttne ... 1 Section 10 Pages 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport. Of1io. Tuesday, April 1, 1986 Ohio's poor, elderly face ·utility payment cuts pay utility bills through May 1. Feild said that would leave only enough to cover emergency payments for rent, appliances, clothing, food and other neeesslties through July 1. 1987. The program had 6,526 enrollees In July 1985 and Feild said about 80 percent of those receive help with their utility. biUs. She said the number Is higher In May · and June because the federal Home Energy Assistance Program only pays in the winter roonths. Feild told the board the department will be looking for other unspent fund s during the next month, and , hopes to receive a small portion of the. $79 million received by the state for overch ar~s by the Exxon Corp. "It's not a lost cause." said Feild. "The decision (to COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII - SevPral thousand low-Income ·elderly and disabled Ohioans arP facing the loss of state assistance for their utility bills May 1 unless alternative funding sources are found. The Onto Department of Human Services reported Monday it cannot afford tho~ payments under its current budget and will drop that portion of an emergency assistance program unless the money is available. Tcacey Feild, deputy director, told the state ControUing Board the Family Erner~ncy Assistance program will 'stop paying electric, gas and water bills recause the rest of the program could oot otherwise survive through fiscal 1987. The Controlling Board approved the department's request to advance $2.78 million of FEA ·1987 money to withhold utility payments) Is not made yet and nobody's without utilities. I'm J"i?a l hopeful we're going to find it way to till in the gap.:· , Feild said if the state cannot find the money, the enrollees will have to depend "on beat resourres" such as churches and volunt eer organizations. She told the Controlling Board her agency did oot ask for supplemental money from the Legislature because "we tried to live within our appropriation." She said the program budget was trimmed by the General Assembly from $20 million a year to $8 mUiion a year, but $6 million had been spent by January, only seven months into the fiscal year. The board approved two major loans from the state school loan fund - $1.8 million· for Canton Lora I· School District and $1.5 million for Springfield Local School District, Summit County. · Each district already has borrowed from the state and each has an emergency levy on the May ballot. 'Levies failed as rPCently as February. JamPs.P. Van Keuren. director of the Division of · School Finance in the Ohio [)(>partmen~ (t f<iucation, said Canton has lost the Ashland Oil ca,, Jslloslng the Tim ken Co. to another school district. and was hurt by the bankmptcy of LTV Steel Corp. He said Springfield Local has experienced an enrollment decline that is twlcethestaleaverage, has lost revenue from the exit of nearby tire companies, and has eliminated ali-day kindergarten, high school buses alid all spring sports. (Continued on Page 5) Property purchase~ _ for Christian School Burning ban under study By Unlled Press International Property has been purchased for State officials are considering quarters of the first Meigs County putting a ban on ail open burning Christ ian school being established until Ohio gets some rain, which In Meigs County . weather forecasters aren't predictRev. Mike Pangia, pastor of the ing for a few more days for the Rejoicing Life Baptist Church in firefighters battling the worst serMiddleport, reports the church has Ies of brush a1_1d forest fires In the purchased property at 335 and 337 state In 36 years. · North Second Ave., to servE' as Ohio [)(>partmPnt of Na tural quarters for the new school. The school will be located nex t door to Resources Director Joseph the church building. Sommers and the department's Rev . Pangia says a~plicatlo ns forestry chief David Bergman have are being accepted for entrance considered Imposing a ban on ail Into the county's, first Christian outdoor burning until the dry school. . weather ends. The school will accept a maxiHundreds of fires have been mum of 25 st udents in the levels of rrportcd In the past 10 day, the grade one through six and 20 majority started by careless trash kJndcrgmten pupils brlnj(ing the burners, but many deliberately set, . total of students aL'CElpted for VW " officials said. , first year at 45. One grade level will Tom Berger, staff forester for the be added to the school at tile' end of S)ate Division of Forestry, estieach year. mated between ll,!XKJ and 15,!XKJ HAPPY OCCASION - Both an end 111d a new Rev. OdeD Manley, Rev. Steve Manley, ReV. Robert The building, purchased as quatacres - mostly In southeastern beginning were marked recently by llle oongregatlon E. Manley and Rev. ~e Tomek participated in the ters for the new school, is being Ohio - have been destroyed since of the MldtDeport Independent HoUness Olurdl when special service. See story, pooto on Page 5. the fires began last week. At least remodeled so that II will comply the mortgage on the church buDding was burned. with all stale codes: [)(>sks, furnish· one firefig!lter has died. lngs and teacher materials have "The worst spring fire season on beeh ordered in p'reparation for the record- the records go back to 19li school's opening In August . - was In 1950, when 13,!XXJ acres A handbook has been developed were burned," he said. WASHINGTON !UP! l - Social The picture for Social Security expected to be able to pay benefit s ing the school calendar, enroloutlin About 400 fire departments have Security Is enjoying robust finan - was much brighter. The report said and administrative expenses as procedures, tuition. and fee lment had crews out fighting fires. along they become due until the late 1990s. cial health that sbould carry II well the trust fund should enjoy about schedules. policy guide for tuition with 255 firefighters from the beyond thP tum of the century, but three decades of actuaria l sur- any significant adverse deviation payments, corporal correct. currieDivision of Forestry. from these projections could result Medicare is so sick II cou ld be pluses and remain in balance for ulum, grading and report card "The volu nteer firemen and our In the inability of the fund to meet Its bankrupt by 1993, an administra- about 75 years. procedures and other factors dealpeopte·are just dead tired ," Berger lion report concludes. Because of the healthy state of obligations much sooner than prothe school. Rev . Pangia ing with said. "If we got a good wind. we'd jected," the study said. The annual st udy from the Socia l the nation's economy and a transfer rea iiy be In trouble." The report noted positive steps says all of the Information Is being Security Board of Trustees, re- of rooney from the Treasury, the "put up front" so that both parents ' Monday was again sunny and such as the prospective payment leased Monday, said that in order- study said tte"Soclal Security trust students will know what to and dry, but the lack ol any appreciable for Medicare's hospital insurance fund grew faster last year than had system had been taken, but added expect during the upcoming first wind apparrn tiy helped keep. the that " because of the magnitude of fund to remain solvent for the next been expected and its ability " to school year. ' number of fires low. Ber~r said 25years. it may need benefit cuts of wit_hstand tempora1y ecooomic IlK' projected actuarial deficit" and Students mu st pay a book fee in only ninr fires burned In the state's 22 percent ora 28pcrcentlncrease downturns has improved the probability that the fund " will addition to tuition. Tuition is $1,!XXJa "hot spot" In Lawrence l)nd Gallia be exhausted before the end of the in it s income. signiffcanlly." year for pupils In grades one counties along the Ohio River. century, the board belirves that The report projected "the timely Using two different sets of But thE' Na tional Weather Servi- assumptions, moderate and pes- payment of benefits for many years early corrective action ts ·essential ce's fire forecaster In Louisville, In order to avoid the need for later, simlstlc. the study said the system . Into the future." Ky .. hasn't offered much hope to potentially precipitous changes. " would run out of money by 1993 or ·However, mostly because of Ohio. 1998. rising health costs, the study "Her (the forecaster's) indica Undfr pessimistic assumptions, outlined a bleak future for Medi· tion to us l~ that a front will come the IJllSI fund for Medicare care. The problems with that through southern Ohio tonight. but America's health plan for the system have also been a pririle thalli will probably be dry," Berger elderly - "Is exhausted In 1993," topic of dlscu!>sion in 'congress and GALLIPOLIS - Approximately said. "On Thursday and Friday, the board's 1985 report said. there has bern talk of creating $6,<XXl wm1h or drugs, jewelry and there's a possibility of scattered Under · moderatE' assumptions. special, bipartisan panel to exam- merchandise was taken in. a showers, but It's her opinion that it the fund cou ld last untll1998or:nxl. lne an overhaul of the system. breaking and entering over the will bC' very minimal amount s." the report said. " similar to the body that was created weekend at Spring Va lley PharOfficl<!ls say firefighter Ray for &lela! Security several years macy on Jackson Pike In Gallipolis. Health and Human Services Scott . 57, a founder of the Liberty Secretary Otis Bowen said the ago. The business is owned by Dan Township Volunteer Fire Depart- system had Improved from several The report estimated that to keep Meadow~ of Meigs County. Shement In Ross County. died while . ~',ears ago and the government now the hospital fund In balance In the riff's deputies s;~ld SS.!XXJ wort h of fighting a blaze near Londonderry had "more time and oppo11unity to next 25 years, "either outlays y;lll drugs alone were taken . Entry was In Ross County. I a~ IlK' further steps needed to have to be reduced by 22 percent or made by going through the roof. ensure long-term solvency of thr income Increased by 28 percent." The store's alarm was disengaged Medicare trust fund ." "Even though the trust fund Is prior to the break-in. . Medicare sick, Social Sec healthy through six for the first child in a · family . Tuition is 20 percent less for the second child in a family and 50 percent ott for the third child within' a family . Afourlhchildcouldatteni:l without tuition. Kindergarten tuition is $!Dl a year, a $.'Xl roonthiy payment and a second child Is admitted at $40 a month. Tultlon c-<~n be paid .In a lump sump or monthly on a 10 month basis. • Kin'dergarten classes will start at 8:30a.m. each day, and will dlsrriiss at 11:30 a.m. Pupils in · the first through sixth grades will stat1 at 8:30a.m. and conclude ai 2:30p.m . Parents are to provide transportation for their chiidten and students will take lunches from rome. Grade cams will be Issued every six weeks. There are behavior codes as well as dress codes established in the handbook which will be given to parents of all prospective students The school will be known as the Rejoicing Life Baptist Church School and will be governed by a board of advisors. The Sing spelling reading jllld writing program will be used along with Abecks text books which are.Christian texts. Parents who wish to pursue Interest In their children attending the new school may contact Rev. Pangio at 532-6249. A Bible class is included in the curriculum along with articles of faith. However, he stresses the primary goal of the school is to provide and good solid education and comments that the church realm will no overtake the educationa! aspects of the schooL An Interview with the pastor and school administrator Is required before admission· Is granted. Drugs stolen a ODOT· aw~ds High court reiects Woomer appeal area contracts A coni racl for $156,812 was awarded by the Ohio Dep;lrtment of Transportation to Tom Mayle and Sons Construction Inc., Cutler, for mowing yeget atlon on sect ions of Meigs. Vinton, Athens and Hocking Counties. The work will cover 105.5 miles, said, adding that the sche· duled completion dates are Oct.20, 19S6 and Oct. 20, 1987. OOOT also accepted a bid of $282,511.50 frorp DGM Inc., Beaver, for the replacement ol a bridge over Pine Creek on Ohio 931n Lawrence County. Durrah Corp., Brooklyn Heights,- wa& awarded a $290,966.12 contract for the replllcement of three culverts on· Ohio 550 In Washington County. ooor . J r WASHINGTON (UP! l -A West Virginia man condemned to die for a 1979 crime sprt'e that claimed the lives of four victims and an accomplice will remain on South Carolina's death row. The Supreme Court refused Monday to hear the appeal of Ronald Raymond "Rusty" Woomer, 31, of .Point Pleasant ,- W. Va . Woomer was convicted of the murder of Georgetown County, S.C., convenience store clerk Della Louis Sellers. Woomer and his .accomplice, Eugene.Skaar, shot Sellers and four other people during a killing spree through Colleton, Georgetown and Hony counties in South Carolina on Feb. 22, 1979. Four of the five · victims died. I And Skaar committed suicide with a shotgun after pollee cornered the two men in an oceanfront motel in Myrtle Beach. Woomer gave up after pollee lobbed tear gas cannlsters Into the motel and made a room-to-room search. · Victims of the crime spree were Identified as John Turner, 67, of CottagevUie, S.C.; Arnie Lee Richardson, '!/, of Sampit alld his sister-in-law, Earldean Wrlglil, 35; and Sellers, who lived on Pawley's Island. The spree began In Collet on· County;where Turner wa9-orobbed and shot tri death at his home. The men then drove oorthon U.S. 17 A to RicHardson's home In C'.eorgetown Cou nty, where he and his sister-in -law were shOt to death. Like Turner. Richardson was robbed, pollee said. Woomer and Skaar continued their trek oorth to Pawley's Island, robtied a store and kidnapped employees Sellers and Wanda Summers. The women were driven to a dirt road near Socastee, raped, and shot In thP face. They ' were abandoned by the suspects, who t!K'n checked into a motel in nearby Myrtle Beach, authorities said. Summers survived the incident. Woomer was sentenced a second time to die In South Carolina's electric chair in 1981 after the South Carolina &!preme Cou11t ordered another sentencing trial. The cou11 ruled that the first sentencing trial was conducted improperly by the judge and prosecu tlon. .. BIG WINNE8 - John Conley of Middleport was 111rprl!Jed Sunday afternoon to lind that be was tbe bl& mner ci the annual Middleport-Pomeroy Rotary Chtb Easter eg lunt held at Harttnaer Park. John opened the plastic e&Pthathefoundtluil!gthe luntafterhe returned home from the event and discovered that tme of the I!IJP held a ·notation declamg him to be tbe finder ci the &Olden eg- althoup the egg ltseH was not gold oolored. Conley Is now ellpble for the top Jl'be of 525. �. ..' • ' , ' .~Omlllent The Daily Sentin~I 111 Ceurt Streeh Pomeroy, Ohio ' DEVIJI'I!D TO THE INTI!RES"nl OF THI! MEIG~·MASON ARI!A ~~ '""-''-....-.~=·.=o . ~v . ROBER'IJ L. WING Ji,"l'T Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB.HOEFUCH Assistant Publisher/ Controller General Manager DALE ROTHGEB, JR. Nell[& Editor A MEMBER of The United Press International. Inland Dally Press Assocla· )lon and the Amer l~an Newsp aper Publlshen A.!soctat!Qn . of IEn'ERS OPINION are wefcome They should be less than m words long. AJiletteraare subject to OOittng and must be signed with name. address and telephone number. No unsigned leiters will bf published. 1At1ers should be In ROOd taste, addresslng Issues, not persooai\Ues. • .• • The 1'\allu .......__ , . Page- 2. ........, ~.:.r­ Pomerov-MicfdliPort; unio Tuesday.~April1. 1986 ,. .Mosher vs. S.anfonl·_____wl_·uw_~ Frederick W. Mote' Is a slnolog!st at Princeton University - In the 9Jllnion of some, the outstanding scholar In. fhe field since the retirement of John .Fairbank. His dramatic Intervention In the matter •of Mosher vs .. Stanford Is a major event, because Professor Mote, in a letter addressed to Donald Kennedy , the president of Stanford, says, .In as many words: I oo not believe you. I charge you, and Stanford University, with eypoc· rlsy. Yq,u are doing yourselves great damage, as also the cause of free research. ' What Is this all about ? In 1981, Steven Mosher, a yoong student worklng for his Ph.D. at Stanford, went to China. He · was there lor -a aJUple of years, returning In lll&'l with ruu . and oocu~iited reports on sotpe of the mrrors being practiced In China by officials bent on populatiOn cqntrol. Not only did the measures being practiced go oo far as fordng women' to have abortions even In the third trimester, but In the toleratiOn of Infanticide. This prac· lice comes about as follows. A Chinese couple Is permitted, let us say, \0 have a single o!fspring. A child Is conceived. A child Is bornand It Is a girl. But the couple wanted a boy (a traditional predl· lectlon among Orientals); and so the Infant girl Is dlspased d. . • On releasing these data, .young Mosher brought on his head the !urlous.denunclatlon of the Chinese. This was not surprising: Societies, especially totalitarian ooclettes, do not welcome publicity given to Iretr uglier pr actices, ·but what tl'e happenea alarmed more prople than are alarmed by one more recording of life und er oommunlsm. Charges were leveled against Steven Mosher by tbe anthropology department of Stanford. They Involved everything only narrowly excluding the kitchen sink. There was a dispute over Mr. Mosher's purchase of a Nlkon camera- did It belong to him, or did It belong to Health's sweet smell smelled?" 1 · The worst thing !'ever smelled was a bottled wine llberated during World War II. ·Reminded me d. wUted violets. Butwhat really aroused my nostalgia was the magazine's look at "the mt-I!HIIstant future." Here are some d the things It foresees: .....()fllee ventilating syltems that stimulate or relax workers by spreading aroond aromas. :....."Scent machines" that release "vapors through the bouse, acting as aphrodisiacs or alarm clocks." -"Scratch cards might be carried In pocltets and !Xlfses to provide an array of odors" that relieve such aliments as anxiety, claustropmlbla and headaches. · • -Odors might be used "to deliver medicine to currently unreachable pal1s of the brain," thereby treating such Ills as schizophrenia, Alzheilllf>r"s disease and depression. If tha t'' not taking advantage of captive audiences,! don't know what Is. I rlon., ne«J l ~mptlng aromas dtlftlng throogh d!lce ventUators to make 1 . · ll'<'i nlOJ'<' laid back, thank you. The !iflce coffee r.ot perfonns that 11\t'l "Jlt'Uilc function quitl' nlcply. Berry's World ... OH Ya\! · WE. G01' TH~M OPE& KINDA BlUES - ) . Pentago~ . WASHINGTON - The 1983 Invasion of Grenada made dramatl· cally clear that -the U.S. govern· ment can't be reiled oo to gtve tpe American people anything rut the rosiest view of Its operatk>ns. With the press barred !rom Grmada wring the actual msW!tles, m· thing marred the dflclal picture d a perfectly conducted mllltary action. Only much later did stories leak oot of Imperfections In the Grenooa strtkl': casualties !rom friendly lire, targets missed and !XIl'r botc'hed missions. In the glow of euphoria surrounding the Invasion's overall suocess, the glitches · that surfaced tmnths oc years later went largely unnoticed - which Is just the way lhe Pentagon likes tt. Most Americans think of press censorship In peacetltpe as something perpetrated by autborttartan or totalitarian governments of the left or right, and dellnltely Wl· American. They'd be sbocked to . learn haw certain U.S c1!1clals have been quietly laying plans to sllenre the press whenever the admlnlstra · lion In power decides there's an . . F. Buckley Jr. ·Stanford, was It a Nlkon F,E or a Nlkon F2, what was the actual cost of the camera, given tbat yoil could buy the same camera. as advertised tn Modern Pootograpw, tor this agu're, rather than that ftgure? And what exactly was the relationship between Mosher and his technical assistant In China, ~d1lld he say this, or did he say the lirer? Oh yes. and when? ' Incredibly, after 18 months ofthls klnd of thing, Mosher was fired from Stanford and dlsqualHied from l'lrsillng his Ph.D degree. Unhappily for Stanford, Mosher derided to fight back. He an swered In• detaU all the char~ s leveled againSt him. He publls ll'd 1hls flndin!l' widely. And he said that what was going on was just this simple: China was saying to Stanford, LOOk, If you want to 1!\lt any mJre of your scholars admitted Into China, you'd better ~ an example of young Mosher. The Steven Mosher Defense Committee (P 0 . Box 1710, Clovis, Calif. 9Jil3) was set up and It had oome heavy academic names oo It, Including Werner Dannhauser of Cornell , Herbert London o! New York University, and Charles Mosll'r of George Washington Unlve-slty. But the letter lrom Professor Mote Is devastating. "Now having read Mr. Mosher' s · rei;Juttal quoting the hitherto secret record," he wrote to ~dent Kennedy of Stanford, " It l.s oo Ionge~ possible to credit you, or respanslble members of tbe Stanlord admin istration and faculty, wil h having reasonable justificatiOn for you r stance. " Professor Mote's concluding point slrtkes resonantly at everyone In America who for 25 years was fooled about Man Tse-tung, reading the sycophantic work of such as Professor Fairbank, and Felix Greene, and Anna Louise Strong, and Ross Terrill. blocks free press ___Jac_k_And_e_rso__,n emergency. Our asslclate Donald Goldberg has been researching the Issue; here'swbat he'sdlscoverlll.: The blueprint for press rensorship Is the National Wartime Information Security , Program, known in the Pentagon as WISP. It Is patterned alter President Frank· lin Roosevelt's censorship rules In e!!ect from June 1941, ttll the spring of 1945 - covering most olthe last officially declared U.S. war. The proad sweep envisioned lor WISP was described In an Internal Pentagon memo prepared lor a meeting of government planners on Sept. 2l, 1983: "The National WISP provides for the control and examl· nalion fl. communications entering, leaving, transiting or touching the borders of the United Stales', and voluntary withholding from publication, by tbe domestic public media Industries, of military and cxher Information which should not be released In the Interest of the safety and defense or the United StateS and Its allies."' The memo Included a perfunc· tory bow to the First Amendment: WISP was not tobeusedlndlscrlml· nately - for example, "as a guardian It public morals." In 1963, the enforcement turf for WISP was divvied up In a National Celtsorship Agreement. The Pen· tagon would handle the censors' dulles In all areas "occupied or oontrolled by the Armed Forces." The Emergency Planning Office, a clvlllan agency oow part of the Federal Emergency Management Agency, would ride herd on the general media , mall and telecommunications. . Two years tater a Defense Department directive on censor· ship was promulgated. It was updated In 1971. According to the 1971 order, there were to be virtually no restrictions on the autlr:>rity of the WISP director, woo would he apr.olnted by the pres!· dent. The directive assigned the censorship !unctions among the various armed services. The alarming thing about the Pentagon directive Is that It allows the defense secretary to set up a censorship program " If the United States Is believed abou t to be attacked."'Attacked by wham? The &lvlet Union? Libyan hit squads? Killer bees• The directive does not specify . All the defense secretary needs.ts the president's permission and the press Is sUenced - at gunr.olnt ~ necessary. President Reagan has decided that when he goes, he's going to take all of us with him. The decisiOn was made alter Mr. Reagall saw "Rambo" lor the 26th time. The Information came !rom one of my many White House oources. "The President Is tired of being Mr. Nice Guy, " he told me. "He decided to show soml' muscle, so people will sit cDMl reasonably . together and cry 'uncle.' •: "I'm all for that," I salp. "What can I do to help him ?" "You can believe him ," my White House source said .' "Believe him about what ?" "About everything. Do you be· lleve the Sandlnlstas can walk tci· Harlingen, Texas, In two days?" "I'll believe less If you want me • •today Is Tuesday, Aprill, the 91st da~! 19!16 wllh 274 In !oUow. • 'Jbls Is April Fool's Qay. The moon Is In Its ttili-d quarter. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn. •The evening star Is V~us. ., .Tl1oSe born oo this date are under the sign d Aries. They Include GermIll\ mUltary· theorist Prince Otto von Bismarck In 1815, Russian co(riposer Se(llel Rjlchmanlnol! In 1873, actors Lon Chaney In 1883 and Wallace Bef>ry 1n : 11166. Japanese film director Tashiro ,.Ml!une In, 19lll 1age 66), act:tess-slngers Jane Powell in 19:18 (age 58! and Debbie Reynolds In 1932 (age .54), and actress All McGraw In 19.1l (age 48). ·On lhlli date In history: 1111918, toward the end of World War!, tbeRoyalAli;Forcewas!ounded. TWo months later. Britain began bombing lndustrtal targets In Germany rrom bases In France. IJ119«i, American forces swanned aslx>re on the Island of Okinawa to IJelln one d the longest and 'bloodlest battles o! ,World War II. In ].9112, the .United States formally transferred control c1 the Panama Caoal Zone to the government of Panama. Ill 1981, singer MalVIn Gaye was fatally soot by his farber during an ai'JIIiment In Los Angeles, 1n 1985, OliJbt attetldanis !Dllowed the Transpon Workers Union In ending monlh·loni atl1ke againSt Pan Am. The three-year pact gave In m J!le 8 aJrllne on wages and dlsmilsals. " WE' ATHER 18 the Defense Department needs every nickel it can get?" "II Mr. Reagan says It, I belieye it." . "Plus a lot more money for Star Wars, Stealth bombers and other sophisticated weapons too secret to President, It make sense to me." The White House man seemed very pleased with our session "How do you feel about prayer In school?" " ! oon 't believe In it." even discuss?" "I have never doubted oor needing them." "Then you have to believe the President needs a supplemental donatiOn for naval actions such as the m e we just saw In Libya." "! have no problem supr.ortlng the President on everything be did In Libya.' ' "Then you're not against the underground atomic tests_In Nev· ada which lhe president has to have H he's going to get anywhere with Gorbachev." to.' ' "Can I make a blanket deal with "Exactly two days- no more, no ' you and say I support the President less." on the wmle klt and .cabondle?" "I believe It," I said. "We have to do these, one at a "Do you believe the Nlcaraguans time, otherwise the press will say Invaded Honduras with 1,500 sold!· the President doesn't have the ers as their first step to a takeover support of the American people." It Mexico?" "I believe that too." "II I didn't ,believe tbal, there "How do you feel about the would be oothlng to believe." President's anns negotiations?" "Then oo you believe the only "How soould I feel about them?" thing tbat wtll drive them back to "Mr. Reagan Is doing everything Managua Is $100 million?" In his power to -bring about an "You mean you want to give the agreement." Sandinlstas$100 mlllk>n to getCII!d "I believe lt.'' Honduras?'' "Do you believe th.it In a nuclear "No, we wa"nt to give the rontras war which neither sld.f can hope to $100 million to boot the Sandlnlstas win, we could stU! come out on . out and overthrow their govern· top?" ment at the same time." "I haven't believed that up to \ "That's easy1D believe." n::JW." • "Think about 11. Doesn't It make , "Okay, you've passed the first part of tbe test. Now let's see how sE!lse?' ' yoo do oo the I:Qdget. Do you believe "II It makes sense to the BUREAU Wanted to Do EmploymMt wan11d. Heavy or light hou11 cte~nlng. weekly or I bfweekly. C1ll 814-248 -1028. Wanted to do tlwn mqwlng, roaoonlble r81M . C1ll Keith at 614- 2118·1281. . Will do blbyalnlng In my home for working J)llrentl . C1ll 814· J0 7· 7873. Paln1lng, lntlfior and eltterlor. RoBionable ratM. Cel1814-448· 1212 oft" 1:00PM. __ r You ng. hlrd ·worklng glr1 want1 do houu to ~ lttning Phone 814-388-9373 p. m. l wortl. a~ 4 G "·' "Where else could we bed Do pondoblo Yord Sorvlco. t BW nt mow~. ~nertl ytrd '!:~~: al~~:oo~~~14 _t82~::~ Will do ony lown mlintononco, mo wing , .-lmmlnll. verd cl•n· up, etc. painting lntlde or out •nd minor •..,.,... mile. odd 10b1. Coli 304-871-7981 . ~·;p, Fin~ ncial 21 Buainesa Opportunity . I NOTICE I THE OHIO ,VALLEY PUILIIH· lN G CO 19COmm.nda that you do bulk'l•• wtth people you kflow, 1nd NOT to .end montlf t hrough thl m•ll untl you hiQ 1n v t~tlgeted the offering. Will P'ec• elgarette miChlnM. Goo d eommlulons. C•ll 304· 7l' J.51151 . 22 wrong 50% of the time an "'· ' b ?" n0t 1OSe 0Uf JO S, ~;:;.;;;;,::;~:::::::T:;;:::;:;::::::;::::;:::~ 32 Mobile Homes 41 Houses for Rent 1 for Sale 18781 141170 Schult with Ill· PlndO, 3 bedroom, 1~ baths, flrepiiCt. hut pump, deck, awning. oodtrplnning. CaUe14· 2•15·81815 Money to Loan 31 Esl d lc Homes for Sale 4 bed room houta for 1tll, firep lace, 3 mi . .outh of Galllpo· lla, U9,900. C1H daYI 81444&· te15 or nights 114-448· 1244. 1878 Boyvlow 14x7Q, 2 bod· room. bath. total lltctrlc. llr. woodburner, octtltnt condi· tlon . Coli 114-441·142& oftlf 8:00 . 2 bdr .• 1h double. ctrpetld. llllchen lppllancee . Loctttd: 120 ltatl St., 1200 mo Call 114-448 -02&4. 1 or 2 doubla trailtt lott, acenic, wooded . Spec• fgr femlly 1nd pet1. Clo11 to town County wtter. Call 814-245 -68156 or 114-441-0239 . 1884 14x70 2 bdr., 2 blttho. StOVe, flr.,lace, lklnlng, I'IOratl building,. on rented tot. .1 8,800 . French City Brokerag1, e14"8 ·93•o . Mtke en Off1t· , 2•10 Ntw Moon whh 21Qe. lott, Ac, bkiQ., m111y eat'r11, 10 mM11 hom G11ilpoHa on Rt 218, anxloua to oolt. Coli 114-241·80•1 evo. 1880 Liberty 141&.. 2 bodroom. untumlthld. vtnyf undtrplnnlng Included. Mun ltl. Call 304 · n3-a873 ?.: bd r 6 yr home. mint condl· tlon Antr lcted IUbdhllalon. 9 1975 C1m.on Mobile Home for mila& from Oalllpolla . C1ll 814- 1111. 12d0. Ctll 814 -992· 266·8200. 1124. roomt l blth, 1 ac:r• mort or 12xl0 PMC htndy mtnltPedll lase, carpeted throughout. vinyl 12110 1211180 Aquariou• 2 aidin v 126 .000 . 12 N. Mtln St • bedroom. All alectlic. Sale for ChRthlre Call 814·448·3793. 14800. Call 814-H7-H70. The mger beavers at the Federal Emergency Management Agency have already drafted "standby" leglslallon so censorship wiU be ready to roll "whenever · the president shall deem that the public safety demands it." EvasiOn d. the censors' rules could bring a $10,!XK! fine and IO.year prison term. "I lheught you supponed the President." "I do (I) killing Sandtnlstas. Do I have to suppart him on prayer In schools?" "In oo r Administration you can't bave one without the other." Berry's World La urel Rencfl Stylt, 3 bdr. • I'J&rage. on Iaroe lot In Addlaon Twp., 9Yt% fl111ed 30 par FHA 1ol'l n available.· Call 814·448· 0722 3 bdr. 2 batha. 1argalot. 18d2 pool. 1y, milt from hotpltll. Cell 6 14·441·87aa, 1 ·4PM . HOUH for ..,, or rent . C11t 0 14·317·0242 . 12 xl8 Shuh. 2 bedroom. front dining room, rtltad penel ceiling, new fumlture avellablt. 1b80 layvitw . 2 bedroom. front tnd rtlr NM~W 10d0 tlumfnum twnlng . 1 onty. •898 Cell Kingsbury Home Stl• at f14·182·&&11 . MOBILE HOMES MOVED : In· sund, flllon.ble rat11. C.M 304-&71-2338 UB acr111 . Two -•tory rottortd ' 7& Park Avtnut, Z porch home. lut1 oil fumact, wood· ewnirlgs, new ctrptt tnd undlf· burner , ttont li r~ltct, lg. bem, pennlno. 304-171 -2111 or o u~lntrd , milk hou11, work ahop 17&-a7aa. 11nd other building• Auralwat1r. Oeautlful aettlng overlooking 1978 mobUe home. AC. 1ppUtn· llaccoon CrHk. Rt. 180 In ~•. underp... nlng, nice 3 bed· Ewlngton. Shown by eppolnt· rooJN. 2 full bttht. can G04· ment onty Call 814-388 ·8110. 17&· 1411. 3 bedroom hou ... loe~~ted 3Yr Holly Ptrk 121118, 11112 h · miiN out At. 888, t39.000. Ctll pendo. 3 bedroom, porch, un· 6 14 -288-8789 or tiU -288· d.-ptnning. kJts of tatrat . New 6205 tl•t pump . Stll Ch•P· 304· 773-8134. Ln rgt 2 1tory home. Full b11• ment. wood fumtct tnd fuel oH fu rnace. ttlll~ hook·up Approx 33 Farms for Sale 1·2 acrt•. Clo .. toM•ioaMinll, In Oa~~t ter . Priced to .all. C11l 0 14·742·2832 . 152 1cre farm lncltldlng mobile In MkfdiiJ)Or1, 3 bedroom rlmO- home, flf'lc.d wooda and ptl· delld hOme. Air condldonld. 1\Ut with YIINOUnd Wlttr viny111dlng. Insulated. f.,cect.ln euppty, tllt.bll tor..... blm. back yard , ttorage building, lhtd and ilcom crib. For mort cloH to 1choola. Show by lnformtt6on PI••• cetl 114· appOintment only. C1ll 114· 118·1124. 892·2012 . 715 tcl'll on Heppy Holtovd'old 1 floor ho me, atorm window• whfl e; wortdng 111 wll'fr.Ctlt and door~ . a1 umin~m akllng. 114·742-2&83. new 100f. n.w wiring, g•llfl•· Oood oo ndl11on. C1ll &1•·992· lmetl farm In Mtson, 12 ecrea 1nd B lott, woukt atft on land 6204. contr1ct, 30•·n3-&11S7. o room houll with b11h. 1 Yt 1cre1. at k1teratctln 143 6 7, tum left. flrlt grHn houH. C1il 36 Lots 8a Acreage 6 14·982·74&3 . 7 room houH in Ctlettlr, Ohkl. Price reduced . 'AI down. Nit Mkt rent for 6 yell'l. CtH 114-8813a71 4 bl!ldroom home for ule. Oood Hunting end good flahlng. Can be ntgotltttd with owner. Ctll 6 14-88a-4382. . Ouallty built 1 \1 ttorv Tudor 1tyla home on I wooded Krtl, 1 o mk1utlt from Point Ple.,nt. Sond Hill Rood. 188,000.00. 304·998·3383 . a Nice 2 bldroomtpt. In Ctltlhire, fumlahed, ctrptttd, cl11n, llfgl beck yerd UOO month. C1ll 114-245-&811. LlrgeJt eelectlon In .,, 12 and 14 wid". Frtnch City Moblla Homes. Inc. 814-448-9340 . 2.4 tcrt building lot, city echools, •1.e00. C1U 11•·371· 218&. I acrtl , 3 barM. ItPIIC tanlltnd county waltr. Flntnclng Will• blo. Colll14·31f·22U. 1 tCre wkh Wlllr, elei:triCitr, end aeptlc tank . On C. R. • S 11ern Center, 10 mlnulll trcm Mlno No. 1. 114·1t2,2118. eo ' 8 room hou11ln ctty, t280 mo plue •100 dtpoltt. Ctll 814- 441-0924. 2 bdr. refrlgentor, ltow. good ntighborhood. rlwtrvlew, 18 Vh1e St Cllll14·••e-39"9 or 114-441·2418. Two - 3 bdr. epann.ma: In town, off ttrNt puking, all utltltlw pold. rof. • dop . •oquirod. Con Tht WIHmln Agency, 114····· 3844. Nice 3 bdr. hoUNfUII bMtmlfU, CA. fene«t yard, Orttn School dlltrlct Rt 141 . I !215 plus d1p. IYaillbltlmmedlttety tlill1"· 852· 281llltllf IPM . Btautltul new 2 or 3 bedroom hou•. Alto ntw one bedroom fumlahed 11p1rtmtnt In MtdcU• port. Ctll lt4-992-15304 or 814-992·11588. 3 bedroom. dining room, car· ptted. utHity room, ltoreg• building, nice lot. Mt. Vernon AW:., Pt . Pl1111nt, W V• Call a14·882·18U. 2 bedroom houM for rtnt In Po,.JOY. •eo ..... ~. 0110,., month . Coli 814·112-3014 42 Mobile Homea lor Rent Fumleh• . ceblt, betutlful rlwtr· view, In Ktneugt, no cfty wcea. Folten MobMe Homt Ptrk. CtA 814-441 -1102 In Eurek1 nice • clean, ptrt. fum ,. adult• onlv. no peta, 1180 mo . Dep. req . Cell 114 -2111138 or 114-2&1 -1281 . 2 bdr. mobile home Clll 8 , • . 4411-0390. 2 Hdroom. 1150 mo .. plua d-oh . con 114-378·243& . 2 bdr unfurnished . 12x80. Y\ mi. p1st Holzer Medle~~l Center. Clll 814-441·4389 or ](M. 87&-8710. 3 BA mobllt home. 314 lrd 11,, Ktntuctl, 441·7473 . 2 bdr. louted E...-gretn. child· ren accaptld . CaN 114·•••· 3887 ... 114-246 ·&223. 2 -bedroom, Rtclne trll. Ctll 114·182-&eal. r.u Treller for rent. ref,.,cea end depostt. PlY utllltl•, 304· 8711-2&3 . Two bedroom trail• with ltrgt tdd on room, Crab CreP Aoed, 304-117a ·1201. G•lllpolla 2 Hdraom moblla homt, limit 1 ctlltd. 2 br lt)t . 1at Ave. Adulta 441 -8221 , 44 Apartment lor Rent JACKSON ESTATES APART· MENTS l~cautl Hou1lno Opportunity) monthly rent lbr11 1t t17t for 1 bedroom end Ut2 for 2 bedroom, d.,_h •aoo. loca1ed n11r Spring VIlli'( Plut 1nd Foodlend. pool and Cablt TV tvaMibla, off~ houn 11 poatl· ble10 amto4pmtnd7pmtol pm Mondl'f·,rld..,., Can 814· 441-2748 Of t•ve m••eu•· cado, •1 0 . . Etec. Sino• lchlnt, blondT Cll· eewlng blnet, I 0 .00. 112 moqfl flee. ttart Or~Y41ty tractor l!Lith cuhi· vator, gr~u mower t. bulh hog, 12fi00.00. Elec llleer. 135.00. 388 ·8148. 1 1 HP mower. rubber tire wh"l b1rrow, 100 amp bre1ker box, high chair C•11448-2857. Space for Rent W~d•na drHa. long Mixed htrdwood 1iaba . t12 per bundle. cont1ining •p~roJC . 11h ton . F.O B. Ohio P111o1 Co ., Pomeroy , Ohfo C1l1 814-992· 6461 COUNTRY MOBILE Hom1P1rk. Route 33 . North of Pomeroy . Lara• lou. C111 1114-992· 74471 . l=Or 1111 Sterl ing wtr•. 60 pc . Serve• 6 plua. Roytl Creet. Comea With chMt . . . 26 . 614· 986-3937 after 8:00 p.m Tr•ller apaces, tmtll children ICC-rrt:ed, sewar and Wiler fumiatltd, Locuat Rd. btck of K • K, 304 ·176·1076 ._ Smith-W.. ton 3&7 mtg Alto, D1n·Wn10n .W mtg . Call 614·949 ·2181 . Treller sptcn Otllipoli• F1rry. Wlter, tr11h pick up , 304 ·875· 833& or 1575-32•8. TONY 'S GUN REPAIRS. hot dip rtb lueing. 111 typ• uf gunsmith work, fast tervlce. 304-676· 4831 Rent HALF PRICE I Flaahing lrt'OW •~n• U99 1Ughttd , non-anow 12791 Nonllghted 12291 FrM lettanl Only few left 9M lo c ally 1 !800).23 - 0183 , eny11me t..rge houte in the country with aome acr.,ge Call 814 -898· 1271 Mcrchanllt sc 61 veil. "'" slip, pra"'ld 9 boxed, alzt 7, bought at BemtdiriN, 1400. Coldtpot refdg ., 17 cu. ft. herv· est gold , ice m•ker needt fixed et25 . Picture windowa • 12 reg wmdow• plus norm w"dows with screen1 , good cond ., 111 for 1600. Ctll 614-441· 2370 Stortge building tor rent 12,.;60 In town, concret• floor Call 814·441·3870 47 Wanted to Metal lithe, lmtll horb:ontl milling machine. Mig welder, A1dl1l •rm drill pre11, 304·4&8 · 1920 1fter 6·oo PM. Hou1ehold Goods Prom Gown•. 111:1 9 -10 . One blue . one pink. like new . Mult '" to 1ppreclat1, 304·875 6976 SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 82 Olive St., Gallipolia. Ntw & uaed wood·cOalstovn, 8 pc wood LA sult1 1399, bunk bed1 t199, tntron rec:lin_.. a99 . new & uNCI btdroom tuitn. r1nges. wrirlger Wttflera, & 1ho., New llvlngroom suitu 1199· •1599, l1mps, 1110 buying coal & wood ll:ov" Ca1111•· oW8-3159 2 ton Cran1 11r condH:IOnlf 304·fl6 -6689 Zeru1h eon10lt lt"IO with evtr· ytlling, u11d v•ry little he. cond. 1200 30•·773 -8184 F1berg l11t JIIP top , fits CJ5. 304·176·2932 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sof11 tnd chlirl priced from 1285 . to as9&. Tebl•, 1150 tnd up to 1125 Hlde -l ·beds.l390 . tnd up 10 t&&O ., tofa beds 11415. R1cllntn. t2215 to 1378 .. Limps from 128. to 11215 . pc. dintttlt from 1109 . to 438.7 pc. t189 tnd up. Wood tlble with lix cfltirt U8!5 to n•5 o.. k 112s l4J to 1375 . Hutch•. 15&0 Bunk bed oom· plett with m1ttrau11, 12715 . and ~ · to 13915 . 8eby Dedi , 11 tO . M1ttruu1 or bOM aprlngt, full or twin, 183 .. firm , 173. 1nd U3. OuHn 11t1, 1225 . Bed fram11 . t20.and 121., 10 gun · Gun clblnett, UJO . G11 or 1lectrlc r1ng11 U18 . Btby mtttrtiHI, 1315 & 14&; bed frlmH 120, Ul, • UO, king frtmt t&O . Good aelectlor of bedroom .. tt... rodctrl , mettl ctbinett, headboards t38 • up to 11515 . 55 Building Supplies Bu11d1ng Matar\1 .. Oloc:k, brick. MWir pip• . win · dows. llntelt, etc. Clludt Wln t•ra, Rio Gr~ndt, 0 . Call 81 4· 245 ·6121 . Kentll cky l ump , Ofllo Lu.,.,., Ohio Stoktf , Yard or d•llvlry, cem•nt blocks and buitdlng m1ttrl11. Gelllpolia Block Co .. Pine St. , Gtlllpolla, Ohio Call 614·446·2783 Blo c:k, brick , mort•r end m1· sonry auppll• Mountain Sttta Blodl.. Rt. 33. New Htven. W Vo . 304-882-2222 . 1,800 ft W1lnu t 1nd Ch1rry ....oned .,d cured for 2 yura, 30o\·B71· 3924 att.r 6:00PM. lum~r . Ultd Fumlturt ·· Drlattr. & bed, Trundle btd, metll office detkt . 3 mll11 out lultville Ad. Op1n hm to Spm, Mon thru Stt . 614· W8·0322 66 Pets for Sale Oragonwylld C1ttery Kennel . CFA Hlm1l~ih, Peral1n and Sitmett kittens AKC Chow puppias C1ll 441 ·3844 1f11r 7PM. 0000 USED APPLIANCES Wllf'llfl, drytrt , refrlgttttor~. r~nge1 . Sk1gg1 Appliancu, Upp., Ftlv1r Rd . !Mtaide Ston• 'crNt M01el. 814-~8 - 7398. Tickfl .. d K1nnels All brMd dog vroomlng Obedience tr1lning lnatrvctton. AKC German wir• haired Pointer puppltl. Call 114·388·8720 . County Ar.plltnce. Inc. Good uatd epplencee and TV atta. Open lAM to IPM. Mon thru B1t. 114-448 · 1199 . 827 3rd. Ave OeUipolla, OH A1t Tarrier puppl.a, ltendlfd, bobtailed, I weeks old Call 814-2al-1487 Vtlltv Fumiturt. new • uaed. Llrgt MCtton of quellty fuml· ture . 1218 huern 01llipollt. "Jr·· AKC Registartd B1111t Pupplll. Tri-colored. Cell for informttiOn . Clook·l14-112-a143. Whirlpool "w11her n&. OE wtth• 1no. Msyt~g dryer 181. Wlltlnghoute drytr •tl5. rlfrlgwator frottfrH 11215. rl· frlilfttor avoctdo,.!,mtll 188 , eh11t fi'INtr 191 , 30 indt 111 rin'ot 17&. Sk,ga Appll~r~ott , UpporAivorRd. 14-441·7318 . Bonte fad l1mbl, h .. lthy , grNt peta no. 304 · 773·819& 69 For Sale or Trade 811r1 Coldlpot rtfrigerttor 17 .It gold . C.lli14· 38S-872B . Nicety fumlah~ mobllt home, rH. apt .. central air and hilt In clry, adultt onlv, Ctllt14·441- 1 lng 1111 waterbed 1325 , 0331. . hMtlr, WIVellll m1ttr111, aid1 ptda, manr•• pld. Call 8H · 9edecorltld 1pt. , 2 bdr ..' •178 2RI·MIOB tft• 5:00 . onty . Ctll 304-175-8,04 or 304-17&·&3118. "· 7 pc. dlntttt HI 110, 3 pc bedroom eulte Including mit· Fum. al)1. 918 2nd . Ave . Otlli· • bo11 noo. Y.. bid pollt. ahtre blth, alngle male, ""' Including mattreu It boxtprlngt 1110 mo., utllltl11 paid . Cd and . .,.., 1200 . C111 eu. 448 ·" 1 8 tfter 7pm. ••1·092• . 2 bdr.. nttr Sliver lridge Plllt,' Nloe cerpttine, weter l ... paid. C.lll1··448-7 21. g••b· Slit or tr1d1 for tnythlng 10 uted Hondt ltrH1 M-C !OOcc· 1200cc •II pric11 . Ping pono tabla U& Ctll •n~tlmt 1143&7·0412 • I .11111 S !ippli> ' 1--------------1 I *"" /' ,. · M, Boetll and OII for Sale tiYI' Cria Crsft Y·bottom akl boot, 2 O>po. 312 cu.ln . 22a HP lnbotrd tnOiftt, 40 gel tank, all 0 giUgte. lid Hr. treller. C•ll 114-797-2788. 1981 Cobia Motorbolt with trail•. 8& H.P. Evlnrude Ne &d l amtl emoun\ of engine reptir. Ctll I14 ·MI ·2108 attar & 00 p.m. 76 Auto Parte & Acce11oriea aw:n lliii1 r!J"fFiBi; -----~---~ ======:;:========= '61 Farm Equipment frMman 2000 lotder for M.F. 135 & 38 triCtor. C1ll •fter 8 :00, 1114· 3117-0483 Rotary plow for Grtvlly ttlctor Coil 114·441-4149 . t989 Mnsey Fergu10n 1 3& di11el trectar new Pflnt, ~rfect condition, with new 101 buah hog. Coil 114-441-3881 . Atilt Chambler gardan tr1ctor, 19.\0 Chwy, 19&0 Jjocfgetruck, 1970 1 ton. btby ducka & chiCk!. Call 814·388-8038. 1115 M11lle Ferguton eM end tr1ctor Elrtfl nies. Mtule ftr · guiOn mower , 7 ft. blr 1159&. John o..e rake . 1195. New Holl1rd 18 btl.,, tiS&. IN Ford whh high 1111d low ""ff. Ntw rubber. I uvt I . Two 12 plows. t2915 2 row cuhlvater. 1191. 3 point .tju11t1ble dlac . U9& Poll l:lola dlug• 118S Cell 814 -2111-111122. John D11re modtl 50 menure sprNder 1300. Almost new farm Wagon 18 ft. bed. used pollt holo dlggor 3 pt., S h . 3 pt. bnnlt hog niW 1460 . 1 set new ttod rtCkl tor I!J ft. pick-up INdl. 14 ft . tlumlnum Jon bolt.llkl new with or without motor. Slngle14 In 3 pt. ptow. 3 pt .,b10U.... Robert Hill, Recine·, Ohio . CtK 114·848·2013 . 71 Autos lor Sale - - - -- Nice, clean, 1978 Ptymouth Vllllflt, • cDor, I cyl., air, good t ires , wtflte • burg•ndy , 01.38a . C.H 514·441· 3224 Mlka' t Auto Stl• Houra Mon · Fri. 8 to 6. Bot. 8., 12 . Coli 114-441 -»00. hillman M1rk 8t1rlt1. 1SI• Reneult Allllllet 4 dr., auto, air, onty 14,815 1971 Pontitc LeMans 4 dr , air, only a .ooo ml . t1 ,HB. 11110 Chwy Cltttlon 4 c~ .. IUtO. 4dr•. 12 ,19& . 1981 Cflrvster L181ron llant I auto, elr, ontv 13,218 1978 D•t•m F-10 runs good, t385. All type• uttd • rebu ilt trlfltmilliona· tr1n1fer CINt too . 01t81drive, front wheel & rMr wheel drlv•. Trtnami• •fon kita & torlt oonverttrl, All l'fPfl lir co"'*,.MOra 1 10 &0 HP, 15 HP·2 ...., 01 .21a Coli 614· 378·2220. Wtnted to buy.l utomttl c tran •mltlkan; good, uMd fo r Pmtn. 304·182·l28S. n Auto painting end body work, done to your .. tltflction, re· clive 10 per cant off eny job ldltdut• betwten no w and Ml'f ht . Insurance cla1mt, dlulllng end IOmt mech•niea1 work, , _ tlltlmat... c.n for tppolntment 1·304·87 5.2&e 3. 79 1880 Ctlw•tt• good condition. 01 ,17a C.H 114-38S·8¥8 198& Ptymouth Duller, AC . AM·FM atereo. tpOr1 whttla, only 115 ,000 mil• aii ,&OO . Cd 114 -246·11401 or 114·446 0212 . • Auto Repa ir Motora Hom e s 8a Campers Slide In truck ump•. stuve, lca·bo• . fum1n~ . sink, lots of cloMt: tpiCe, lletpl 4 , $76 0 Colll14-318·8790. Sl~a 1977 Pontiac Grend Pri~~t 2 door, 1uto, AC. radio. tlh wheel. good tlr•. good oondhlon Priced to 1111. CaM 1114·oWI-9320 1911 Ch1Vtttt4d00r, alrcond., tilt wheel, menusl, vood condl· tlon Priced to tell. Ctll 81• · 448 ·9320. 78 Buick eport coupe. 31.000 mli11, loti of utrtl. C•ll 11142111 -MOO. 1111, cenopv. eJ: celle nt condition. 1800 Ct11 8 14 -388- 8140 . 1172 TIII ·A·Long 18 ft. lrllll&r Very good condition. 11495 . C1ll &14 ·992-117 3 or 814 992·&201. Scottie camping trailer, 19 ft. atngle axlt. aelf cantemed Grsvtly trtctor whfl bru lh hog. 304-atl -2918 . lntemltlonlll500 C dozer wtth I way 7 ft . blade end roM cab. Excelant condhlon, '-• thtn 800 houra on ...,lt. tiOOO. C1H 114·88B·71U .rttr &:00 . 1982 Hond1 C8. 7!0 , wtth •xtrea, 2,900 m1. 114&0 . 1984 fh!bbit GL. 4 dr .. AC , etc. 19,000 miiH. t15 ,100. Ctlt 448 -0122 .rt" 4 p.m. 3020 JohnO•reTrtctor, Excel· lent condition. 2 till• low boy trtller. c.n 114 ·~2 - 7401 ' 1910 TC3 Horizon. AM-FM cet .. 4 1p. .d . turbtn whtell . In tllctllent condition . 02300 . Coll114·"2·7401 . 81 1982 Dtttun 200 8)( lolded . Oood condition. Ctll 8U-892· 1723 lher &00 p.m BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondltton.t lifetime guaran · tee. LoCI\ rtterenctt turni1hed Frte tttimttH. Call cotlect 1-114-237 ·0411, diV or nlgM· Rogers Btse me nt . W1terproofh1g. M111i1 Ferguton mod_. o\2 7 ft. mowing mechirle 1400. Rout t.y rallt 1200. llrmetr7ft. hay condttlontf •150 All equipment In 1111ctllent condhlon. Cal 114· 742-27a3 Blforayou buy your nut trector. get the belt prlct, Sld1r1 Equip· ment Compeny, HtnOireon . Vo. 304·17a -7421 . w. 2 row m.ch . tr'~napllnter 300 gil. Wit• tank tile niW 11 000, 152" tobtcco or tomato ltldts18 cenu. Morgen'• Woodlewn Form, R1. 3a, 304-17& ·1281 or 304·&23·11843 . Pole Bulldirlg Specl•l. mMy colon tnd ail•. call for low prl-. 114 -24&-9141. John Deert A. Exc. cond. Eaay Fklw ljllreader, John DMN H1y conditioner. 304·185-3471 Iff· ter e. 63 ' Hor11, IIddie & bridla for t3,oo. Ca11814 ·317-n70. tl•. 1978 Montt Clrto LAindNU. Loldtd Good condhlon. Call 114-982-%724 . 1913 Pont'ltc 1000. PS. PB. tuto . 12900. Call 814·94921180 . 1971 Pinto, Nnt good , 21 MPG MOO Co11114-742-2a71oft" 100 1971 Dodt• 01rt 1450. 30•· 18&·3138. 1ltD Mulling , ltlndlfd, 4 cy1, •1.000.00 1973Pintoforpert• 0100.00. Coil oft• a :OO PM 304-IU-30 12 . 1814 N._11n Stntrt. 21 ,000 · mlltl, •c cond, t5,3IO.OO . 304-878-7101. 1171 Ford Orentd1, one owner, 1175 Toyota Celica, 4 apaecl , 2110 MOCIC. Avo .• 304-17ao4014 . Liveltock Regiltered full bloodtd ARAB. gelding. wetl trHitd . Polled purebred Slmmentalllull. 7 mo. al oao. CoMoft.,I:OO, 114·317· 0483. •le. 13 Ch.. C'-otlo. 4 opllld. good cond UIIOO 304-n31&.2111 or n3.a272 . .,..cr. 1979 Pinto, 4 po, pb, om rtdlo, exc . cond. 304·171· 1732 oftor 8:00 . -·body. 18M FordGtlule, 2.daorHT. 8 porfoel Interior. Rune good. 304·171· 21101. 4 Reglnerld Angu1 bulle • I Rtgilttred helflft. Ctll 114 · 2111 ·1210. cyl .. 3 •""'· V11rllng Cherolall bull, .WI · 4447 or 441-17&2 10:00 · 12 :00. 4:00 ·8:00. 72 13 vttr old ttandtrdbred mtn, lldd~. brid~. holtor 0370. Col 114·841·2111 1110 Chevy ~ ton , 4 wfllll drive, 3aO lltiiO,.tlc. C.H 114· 2111 ·1817 .. 814 ·"2·3885. White Rodl1 chicken htnt: Bu. grtdt rtd eneu•. rtMy tor lltNiet. Phone 304·111· 2117. 1180 Toyoll truck 15 tpd., AM·FM. bedlln•. low mllaege, tualltnt oondllion, 13 ,500. cln 114·448-181a. 64 Hey & Grain Ha~ for ule 7& ctntl 1 blilt. C. II 814· :171· 2424 . l'lll t 1 •• 1 C II 11 • M •-~ ~y . - ·· • , •. 311 ·1117. -Ee'r erewt fol' --11'-. U .lD bu., Want• m buy_ cattle acalet. ctptelty 1500 ""· end mllkcant lol' diOOIOtlon. Col 304 ·A2· 2112. 100 klrge round b1l• of hrt. el, P• btla. c.n Aodn-r Chtrwtll•. Bhadt Rt¥11 Ftrrna. 114-111· 31H. Trucka for Sale 1179 Chetr; Luv. 4 11>d .. AM, wlrt rlmt, epony, t1 .111. John ' 1Auto Stlel, luiiYI.. Ad., Golllpollo, Oh. 111a Nil... ...... .. a opel .• 04."a. C.lll14-"2·3281 . till Ford Rang•. AM ·FM CNH1te, I apted. Orwt g• mltoogo. •a1100. Con 114-e,2. 2141. 1181 C-lot Zion INclt. 213 inJIIno. uoo.oo.Colll14·247· Serv1ces .... ~ Home Improvements Otve'a Home Improvements. VInyl , aluminum ;uHera & cuttom trim. 17 Y'IIJI t ll ptftenca . . Call 114....,.8-1487. Vlnyt Aep.W BII'Vica Home, bwlln•• • tutc. S.a11ng, Mon.· Stt 1:00-8:00 For dttlllt call Honrt. 114-371·2'30 or 61 4· 379-2131. H..-dwaod Aoora. S1ndlng l!. rdniahlng . P•rll• and tou ng• & troave. FrM •ttmatlt. ,.fettn· Ctl •VIM•t•. Wl..rd 6 Oev ld lltnktnlhip, 114·441·0288 or 814·441·4047 . Commtrelti & rtaid..,tlat Llndactpfng evergreena. shad e a fNit trtlt. Mulch t315 . 2 mites North of lltvtt Bridge. Call 114· 441·1141. RON 'S Talev l1lon Ser vi ce . Mou• c•ll• on RCA . Quazar. OE. SPKI•Ung 1n Zenith . can 304 ·&11 -2381 or 614 ·448 · 24a4. Fetty TrM Trimming, ttu mp removal. Call 30•·&76-1331 RINGLES ' S SERVICE . expo· rlenotd carp•tlf, tiiCificien. m110n, painter, roofing (lnclud · lng hot "' 1pplle~~tkml 304175-2081 .. 17&·7318. Starka TrH 1nd L.lwn Serv+ce. londocoplng. 304·678 ·2010 . Rollry or ctble tool dr11Hng. Mott walla completed nma day. Pump 111.. tnd s•rv lce. 304· 8815·3802 82 Plumbing Heating 8a CARTER 'S PLUMBI NG AND HEATING Cor. Founh 1nd Pine oontP.,IIo. Ohio Phona 81•·4.\8·3818 or 614· 44a -4477 Cltrtt Plumbing tnd Httt lng, 18 Ytlrt ••perlence. unstop drllnt . Niw -ramodlllng•repilr work Phono 304-112-2012. 4713 . 1172 Chwr hOH ton truck. 12,000 00. 30•·411· 1120 af· t• 1:00PM . Milled hey Ia~ lqUire MI-. t1 .21. 304-17a-11871. 73 Muldl•hly tnd ttriM, 304 ·1!71· 8018. 1178 CJ a Joop, Vena & 4 W .O. n-~-WD, 83 Excavating Good-1 Eutvatlng, b11ement 1. footera. drivtweyt. atptic t•nks. ltndtcepWig, Call 1ny1ime 814· 441·tl37, Jam• l. 0 1V11on. Jr. owner . - · - ..1"''·.1 .lob Coli 114· 371-242 . i\ II VI' , i II•. ~ 311n . 1ntryd0or with aklellghtl, mlrrvr tlltl, bltcll • whfte TV . Colll14-2a8-1814. •cr•. ' Ifni II bwn, tobacco allotment, mlnertl liahtt. """ : Unturnl1htd 2 bdr In Crown1 Ulld bedroom ouho. oolo & · 61 Farm Equlpmttnt City. Colii14·2B8·1120 A11 brh:k. 3 btdroom, lirgt water. 304·171·3121 . dltlr, 3 pc. living ttbl11. Corbin ' , - - - - - - - - ldtch• Wid ell nino trH. Ctrpon. • Snydtr FumiiUro. 114·441· CADIS. SONS Upatalrt unturmlh• ept., ctr· Large corntt lot. Mid 40'•· 1171 . · u .s . 36 W•t. Joatuon. Ohio• potid . Utllldftpold, nochlldron, 304·17&·3030 or 871·3431 114·21t-Ma1 . no pets Cd 81•· ....· 1137. Amtnl •ld•by-lid• rilfrigerator M11_, Ferguton, Ntw HoHtnd, 1nd Glblon oomlnuoua cr... tno For tht retired person. Two 36 Reel Eatete 2. bdr .• fum., good loctdon,l ltavt. Goad condH.Ion Call 8uah Hog Still • lervk:e. Ovtr bed room hou.., cloteto down· o\0 u11d trectort to m0011 trom 814-•48· utilltl11 paid. Call Wante<j 1 town Point PleMtnt. Rebuilt ·114·"2-&741 . & co..,~, lint of new A utld 1487 oftor·4:30. slnca 1..t oc oupled. Phone 304· equlprnlftl. L.argllt trltectlon In Plcktnt U. . . FUrniture. Oood s .E. Ohio. 67a·8708 . ~tllty u1ed fumhure Optn 8 to WtntMI .pro•lmettly 10 •ret 2 bedroom tpt. In N.- Haven, All eleatrlc, 3 bedroam, centrtl v1ctnt land within 20 min. of W. Ye . Newty rtmOdet.d In 8 . Of Clll for tppolntn.nt. ' JIM 'S FARM EQUIPMENT elr, ttttohtd ,...... OIMipoMe HMC, mull hovo IOOd 1 - o , town. CIIIIU·II2· 7411 . 304·17a-1483 O< 171·1~50 . CE NTEA . lA 31 W. Oollf9ollo, Forry. 304·87 -2832. prefer at ltllt r;nltlty wooded. Dhlo. Coiii14 ·...U ·8777, - · 1114-411·3112 Up front trtc· Colt 114·24a· 110. • 1 bedroom tpt, for rent . . .tic rent ,..ns 1211 . 1 month lhlt for• with Wlfftnty over 71 UMd 32 Mobile Home• tndudoo oH utiN~• · D-h 64 Misc . Merchandise 1 •.ctort. , 000 toolt. for Sale ""!Uirod of UOO . CCIII- VIIIIIII• Monor Apt. Mlddloport, : 340 lnttmttlonal •actor whh 81•·· 112·nl7 . Equot Houotng Celleh.,'s UNCI Tlrt Shop . o._ ' plowo ' mo-. U ,41a Coli Opportunity. 1,000tfllt, oioM12.13 . 14, 1a. 11•·2lii·M22 NEW AND USED MOilLE 18 , 18.a . I mllM OUI At. 218 . ] )- - - - - - - - - HOM ES KESSEL'S QUAUTY 41 . Hou111 for Rent 1 bedroomunfvmtthadept.wtth Coli 814·2&1·&281 . . : Hollend tobeeco tttter C1H MO BILe HOME IALEI, 4 MI . ltOYt. ret., With.,, drytr. All 814-2:11!1-1487' WEST, OALLIPOLJI, RT 38. I Coun It, ' bdr. Kitch• utllilM pd . txaecn oiMtrlo. Otllll Eltctrolux veccuum clllnlf'l, ~· i I - - ----.,..,---I' HONE 614·448·7274. tumlahld, no IMftt. •210 mo.• cou.ntry 11Uing . 12 mlltt A-1 condltlon·tttlchmentt ' Utility bldg . • 1.: 30 'a40' d ', 972 141170 3 bdr. hom• good pluo utllltloo, rof...,_ • d11>· northw..- of Porntroy on U.S - Avalltb .. tt t72 .QO. C11tl or 11 'x8 ' llld~g door • 3' Mf'Y, omngod. Cotl a14•24&· cloOI, .. ,211 OrMiod . tJOft ~on dltlon. bnt offer. can. 114- oolt. Coli 11.-441-4121 or .33.CoH 114·112·2107 n 4-448-1&10. • 1 :30 p.m. 11 U at 304·171 -1718. Horoo 81dgo. 114·332·17". 44 8-7a4a • i 76 .. 1 a ft. Tomboy bell bolt , 1974 50HP Ewnrvdt. tD11 of 1J111tr11, •1110 . CoK oft"' I 00. 814 · 311·1711 . Rogar R~n doubt, ovitn, IVO· I "You think YOUR wife has a buying obsession - tell him, Ferdinand!" KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by urry Wright ~·~3 _c•• art., I oo. 814-317- J2::'"'~"~'"=·=.. Furnished Rooms For rent liMPing Roomt and llghl houukNC>IriCI roorno . Pork Centr.t Hotel. C1ll 114-448· _o7_a_8-----,-:-:-::-· Houoek1011lng room. 0116 mo .. utllltltl Ptkf. t~ngt, relrlg .. lingle ,m alt, ahatt bt1h. 919 2nd Avt., Gtlllpolia Call ue. 4ta11 1fttr 7pm · 1810 Liberty 14aa4, 2 bod· room. appiiM'IOtt, un....lnnlftg. e11cellent condhlon. Mutt bt movod. n.eoo. Colll14-441· 0883 or 114·441·1211. 1978 Fairmont Bayview,~ bdr, ltro• ltvingroom, dlnlnoroom low fixed rate. Uaeequfty for any with bulh·ln hutch . tpplllll'lcu, pu rpote. Leedar Mortgegt Co., -doublt oven, new Cllf1llt In G1 4· 692·:m51 . mater bedroom, curtalnt, 2 porche~ , undiiJPinnlng, goad oond., mull IIIII. mike ua In ~3 Professional offer. Cllll14·24&-8111. Services 74 Graywood 14•70. 3 bedroom. 1'h btth, Wither • drytr . s.. to apprecltte, 'remodeled, PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR, *7.800. Coli 114·44a-3040 rqd It co ver your pleno '1 beautlful tone, call today, Ward• Key- 1975 Richwood 14x80 2 bdr , bo ord. 304 · &7~ · ~500 or G75· Ptr1 . fum. Call 114 -448-4151 J8 24. or 81•·317-0387. ·"Rea l 3 bdr. house. fumilhed kitchen CtJI 114-441 -7028 . 46 46 141170 Feattval, 2 bdr., 2 fuN btthe, loti of clotltl, utiltty room, AC . Ctll 114-448-1241 1nytime Misc . Merchandiae " 3 bedroom, all c•rp.-:ed, wtter tr1ah ptid , 1 mi.. from hospitll, 122& rent plu1 depotlt C•ll 114-44a ·1364. HOME OWNERS -Aeflnanet to SHELTON POOL CO. Swim· min g Pool Salet • lnstatla11om · nepalrt . Your blandly pool bu lldera. Buffalo, w..Va. 304· 937·247& 64 Apartment lor Rent Pl11tic cilttm lllte tpprovtd, plttdc septic ttnkl, plt11lc 'Nice 2 bdr, ept , 4 ~I from eulvert" m-.1 ~,.,.,.,, tllctpa GaiUpolla Stov•. refrlg. a. w•ter Ron Ev1n1 EnterpriiM,J•ckton, fumlahlld 1200 month. no peta. Oh. IU4-28&·15130 . Coli 114·441·8038 . ·Antique a modem tvmhure: 4 room tumiahtd' 1nd 8 room ltrge white mecramt ttble, terge un(urnlahed tpll for r..-.t Call room 1hetf, gla11were. Cd &14-192 -8434 or 304-882- 814-441·8388. • 2a&e 1974 John 01eredo1ar 3&01-1 2 bedroom f~o~rnlahed 1pt. for WIV bllde, Long IUPtr two ISNI rtnt In Middleport . All utllltl• backfloe, 1918 OMC 1500 pold. Coli 514-982 -aOU 11ri11 V-6, &tpd cab It ehMey, 1ft78 Ford Fairmont. Cab 81·· In Middltport. 2 bedroom, 266 ·1906 ground floor IPinmtnt with y1rd . 1175. plu1 utllltl• . Call Firewood 100% olk U& 1lotd. 8t4-982·7177 after 8 :00pm t32 for 6 or more. Cell 614 · 448 ·0373. 3 room furnilhed 1pt. No pets. Coli 114-849 ·22&3 . •& 1q yd gold color w•ll carpet Call 814-44&-8024 APAA'f.MENTS , mobile homn, houMi . Pt. Pleuant 1nd O•lllpo- 'Twin bedroom suite. refrtQere· llo. aU-441 -8221 tor. cflftt of drtwerl, fr11zer. rocker, queen apring• It mit· Point Pl11t1nt, 1 bedroom tp1 . tre11 . racllner , goH Giubs Cal Adultl 2 !H. tP1. Limit 1 chlld. 814 · ..48 -3224. 304-441·8221 1h HP Hoban m11t grinder, new Aou oneble . Call 114-892 13022. '1 There has been no congressional funding lor work on the rensorship program since 1974, but the Pen· lagon directive Is stU! In effect. So, too,ls Execut ive Order 11490, which outlines each federal agency's · respanslbllltles In time of "severe ' emergency" -a term tha t former Attorney General William French Smith complained could Include "'routine' domesllc la w enfnrcement emergencies." 44 LAFF·A-DAY Hove room Ill d bo1rdfor elderly . has Today_in history · Situations Wanted ' Tua1day, April 1, 1986 Pomeroy- Middf;ort, Ohio 8-The Daily Sentinel · ~·. This I believe_ _ _ _ _-:------'---Ar_t n_~_htro_ld_ The rumor In WashingtOn Is • 12 ~ .T,he Lighter Side By DICK \miT WASHINGTON (UPI) ·-I oon't mean 1D put oown the University of Pennsylvania's Clinical Smell and Taste Research Center when I express lear the "reader-participant SUIVey" It helped prepare!orOmnl magazine wtlllead to a new round In the continuing •captive audience" battle. It was.!r>und, not smell, tbat precipitated Round 1. I refer to a move to expand sweet music lrom public elevators to ruses, subwaycarsandother modes or Jll!bllc transportatkm. -Certain editorialists Insist the sound ol salt muslc,nomatterboweasy oo the ears, Is o!fenslve to some riders. I agree. I also would agree that an Inescapable odor might cause more headaches than It cures. I hope the ol!actory research that motivated the Pennsylvania Institution did not Include collaboration In naming the "ScentsabUlty" test. That seems more llke a job for Yale. · In a section captioned ''Scentsatlons," Gary Schwartz, a Yale researcher, was quoted as saying !ragranres can create a "psychoblologl· cal state or happiness." Perhaps, but I was more Interested In the observation tbat aromas also can "turn ywr stomach." That's what I keep telling them oownat lhe wlnesmp, but they just smlle and laslst It's the alcohol and not the bouquet that's doing II. Anyway, a test at the end o! an arilcle lltled "Scentlmental Journey" Invites readers to sniff five scents and then answer 00 questions about their reactions. I took It, mainly because I can't resist any oort d questionnaire, altmugb my answers werm 't exactly what Schwartz apparently had In mind. For Instance, "Scent 1." · That number, I learned, was perfUmed wtth "spiced apple" and "may help you to relax." To ~. It smelled tmre like wUted violets and the emotion It unleashed was malnly •tomach-tumlng 1108talgic. _The tJnaJ ~llf!Stlon asks: "Wbat ls the worst thing yoo have ever ..Page l t .lll , lfllli.rlli oll 1----------------1181 Chwr 1 ·10 bluM 110011 86 Gttnerel Haul ing -hlon. Col 114·317·7114 oft" t .OO,M . 71 74 1112 bolero CltoviiiO loootor, 10,000 miC... au..of, U,400. Coli 114·448-MU . Motorcycle• 1---------- 1110 Plymouth Chernp. eun roof. DOOd condtdon. t1 ,100. Coli tf4·211·1104. 1111 Honclo NO 011110111. 1111 lu111ltl 01 180 ll fully d...MCI. 1111 Hondo Cl 1100 ' · 1. . ..... ... " 1.100 ....... ....... btrp. cd t14·441·otoll. 11M Ford LTD OtJto, olr, AM· FM, U ,lll. John'tAuto lt._, lulwHio Rd .• O.llpollo, Oh. ,171 lpontt:er ouetomlnd Hint a oiiJOnw, t2,100. C.H t14-:Ma-M21- &PM. 1111 Cllwy II II _., good cond, Mit: after. Clfl814-'-11· 1141. - 1171 a10 lu1111ltl motor oydo. ' 1111 · - LolliHI .....- . .AM·fM Qt..UI, cru ..., V·l, _, " -· •4.200 . Colt 814· 4-tl-1111 . ·181t f«d0ronodogoodoar. ntw paint. C11t 11tl·" l · 10:14. 12 c..W.. .. Cli1 ., . .. .,. 1,M U - I :OOI'M. . . MOO. Coiii1•·M1·3131 . J1m11 loya Water Service. Alao · poolo fllod. Coiiii4-2U-1141 or 814·4otll· 1171 or 81 4 ·•487111 . Dump truck ltt'VIct. M ondiiV· Saturdey Llmlltont . at'nd, lvel, fill dirt, tprud· raked . ny •mount . C1U &14-387- r. n8o. Coal, thntttont. grave l. etc. D•ltv.red 1 ton tnd up. Jim Lonlor, 304·87a-1247 or 675· 7317 87 Upholatery lor-· Tomoo Mopod 2 opood, TAl STATE automadc. Exunen1 conlltion . , _ 10 . .. nn . Col 114UPHOLSTERY SHO P , 1183 Stc. Ave., Galllpcllt. 113·8421 . 114 -441-7133 or 11 4 ·4461112 Hondo 100, good oontll· 11133. lion, choln inti ..,,....,. '::-::-:-:------ ' R • M Fumlturt M1nufecturing; and tloo. 304-1171·2101 .• 11t. At 7 . Crown City, Oh. Call 1110 h o - I LTD 1000. 114·211 ·1470, ooll Eva 814· - t c -. - ·171· 441 · UU . Did • now Mil. ,. Upho-. �' - / • • ' "~~~~~~~~=;~~- -;;~==r-------~----lr~_!P~-~~;!~M~idd~l.ll£0~~·~0~h~o.~-------;~~~~--~----~TIM~D~a~il~y~~~~~== · • • tue~y.April1,1986 Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Tho Tri-County Joint Vo- . . rvtces Bu st·nes.s Se Public Notice PROBATE COURT QF MEIGS COUNTY, Oilll Cltion•l School Board of htate of Mary E. Furbee, E · 'Oeceeted. ducatlon will be occept!"U Cooo No. 2., 0• 8 Soled Bids on the ·follow· "' "' ing' 1979 Chevrolet Cargo Von . Short Whoel Base, Auto- NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY matiC PS / PB- NO rust. On February 26, 1988, in Minimum Bids of $1 ,200.00. tho Meigs County .Prvboto ' The van may be aeen at Court, C11a No. 2&.058. Tri-County - JVS, EMRC Roymond F.. bo~. t52795 Juanita S~yre, R. D . #1 , end 4 :00p .m., or call753· PO!'tiand •. Ohto, were ap3836 d ask for Mary pointed Co-Executor 111d Executrht of the estate of The Board of Education Mary E. Furbee. deceu~ . Cook. an the rinht to accept lat~ of Lebanon t:own~h•p. ·u . Me1g1 County, OhiO . or ra,ect any or all b1ds. R bert E ck Sealed bids will be re· o_ · u • ceivad until Noon on April Prot.te J.udge 21 1986 in the Treasurer's Lena K, Neuelroad. Off' c~~ •ce . Elizabeth Oppermarl. (4) 1 , 8, 16, ltc Tree surer rese~es a Tri-Countv Joino Public Notice Vocational School - - - -- - - - P.O. #028354 1411 . 8. 16. 3tc - Public Ill otice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO Estate of Nellie E. Russett deceased. Coso No. 26,094 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Of FIDUCIARY • OnMarch21 , 1986, inthe Meigs ,County Probate Court, Case No . 25,094. Calvin Lane. 11 00 Powell Middleport . Ohio. was appointed Administra· tor of the estate of Nellie E. Russell, deceased, late of 632 South Second Avenue, Street. Middleport. Ohio, 45760. Robert E. Bud , Probate Judge lena K. Nesselroad, Clark 1411 , 8, 15, 3tc In Memoriam 2 VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE COUNTY OF MEIGS COMBINED ANNUAL . FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR . ENDED D6C. 31, 1985 CLC COINS LOW INTIIIIT •FIIAHCING Homo Moo-tgago Lolli• BUYING On VA & FHA. L•w C~r~nnlienol l.tcwlt A"lktWt. PYI'd!OHor ltfin.. ct. GOlD, $11VIR & CIJIRENCT. & RUE COINS Vlcklt Hauldron- 446-4042 COlUMitll rti!T ' SElliNG COINS, GOLD & SILVER WHOIESAiE 14KT. JEWEIIY PH. ' "'!. nxm u n ~85-3937 AF1'ER 5 P.M. FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 Allor 5 Calf JEFF CIRCLE, SR. long Bottom, Ohio PH. 949-2649 742-2027 ' WE ARE YOUR SAlES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH and Property ............ 7,756 Leisure Time Activities .... ................. 296 Basic Utility Services .. .. ... ....... .. .. . 4,828 Transportation .... .... 19,710 Gen. Gov ............... 21 ,389 Capital Outlay ........ 11 ,445 TOTAL EXPEIIIO. DISBURS ........ .. ... .. 65,424 4/ 1/lln •SYLVANIA • •SPEED QUEEN IAUIDRY >GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SAIELLITE SAliS & SER¥1CE •• Hewj Ahll Tl .. Sizes Start Fro 11 12xl6' UTILITY Operating Tr~nsfers - ln ...... ......... ............... 650 Operating Transfers Out ........................... 660 TOT. OTHER AN. SOUR. iUsesl ...... .. ..•... ... ...... 1,300 Exc. of Total Receipts Over (Under) Total Dis· bunements .... , ..... (12,5881 Fund Cash Balance Jon. 1, 1985 .......... 58,397 Fund Cash Balance Oec. 31 , 1985.. ..... 45,809 Res . for Encumb. IN MEMORY I Year Aro March 29 SABRINA Wh,n quietly she came. .We railed at God. The One who ·gives: She's not what we execled! one who lives. cared for her. We loved her. And it wasn't long Deto•re .l we learned , One smile from her was worth A thousand words. When her laughter bubbled forth, She could change our world. ' We talk of giving oor all . w;ll , Sabrina did . To her, lovnas all there is. It was all she needed . It was all she could &ive. So slle pve and pve, Until she had given her all. We praised our God The One who gives, She's not what we erpected, This one who lives. But lhen we were bereft. When ~ietly, she left !Poem writl_, by JINiittl Adlrns) You 're mi ssed a bunch. With all our love. Oaddy , Mommy, Sisters and Relatives. Doc. 31 , 1985 .......... 2,374 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUND REVENUE RECEIPTS:Int . Eamings ........ ... ....... 17 TOT. REV, RCPTS ......... 17 he. of Tot. Rcptt . Over (Under! Tot. Dlsb ..... ...... 17 Fund Cash Balance Jon. 1, '85 .............. .... 183 Fund Caoh Balonce Ooc . 31 , 'B5 ...... .......... 200 PROPRIETARY FUNDS Chorgoo,for Services .......... ... .... 59,037 All Other Revenue .............. .. ...... 420 (Co ntinued on l'age 10) lns~lated WANT THE BEST FERTILIZER AT THE LOWEST PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF For Month of March NEW C.HEV. TRUCK 1973-80 1973-85 1973-85 1975-80 1973-85 Fender ..................$3900 Door ............... , ....sa5oo Roc:ker/Panel.. .....s18oo Grille ...............:....s2soo Front Bumper ......s6soo NEW FORD TRUCK 1973-79 Fender .................. s4ooo 19·73-7.9 Door .................. S10d.oo ·1973-79 Radiator S~fPGrt ...S10()00 1973-79 Grille Sheii........ S10000 1978-79 Grille Insert ........ ,S3900 BIG VARITY OF USED AUTO PARTS: Motors, Transmissions,. ~earends, Rotors, Radiators, Sheet Metal etc. on Domestic and Foreign ~ars & Trucks. Whaley's Auto Parts . IT. 681 WESJ DARWIN, OHIO 614-992-7013 ' ' OPEN MONDAY r•u SAIUIDAY 8:30 nll VINYL & AWMINUM Complete Gutter Wort Complete Remodeling Roofing of oil Typoo 98S.3561 All M1ht · •Walhers •Diehweehera *VINYl SIDING *AWMINUM SIDING *BLOWN IN INSULA110N BISSELL 51DING CO. New Ho1111s Roge.r Hysell Garage .••· l24.P0111oroy Ohia AUTO &TRUCK REPAI-R' Alto Tr..r•litlo• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 3-2Hfc MANLEY'S CAll (OllECT: "2-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio RADIATOR. BRASS, COPPER , CAST, SHEET ALUM . U.·S. RT. 50 EAST Now la<ation: 168 North So<ond Middleport, Ohio 45760 liDO SALVAGE Authorized John Oeere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer St. Rt. 124, GUYSVILLE, OHIO PO!Mro~ HOURS: 8·5 3/ 18/1 mo. • DOZER , BACKHOE, TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS l!o SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENf. . HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE 1!o DIRT JIM CLIFFORD PH. 992-7201 Middleport, Ohio t -13-tfc TOWN & COUNTRY YETEIINniAN CLINIC. Paul E. Shockey, DVM PT. PUASAJIT OFFICE -305 Jadcson An. NEED STORAGE SP,ACE? CONVENIENT STORAGE UNITS RENT BY MONTH SxiO, IOxlO, 10x24 Manog• Li•ing On Promil• IIIII 3·12-1 mo. VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Pll. 9U-28D1 from 8:00 A.M. to 4:00 P. M. Monday·through Frldoy, In tho Mayor'o oHico, 237 RICO St.. Middltpol'l, Ohio. Jon Bud< Cieri!-Tr11surer Vlllogo of Mldd~port Apr. 1 BUILDING April 4th I 5th from 1l:OO to 8 :00. ..--- "Pt- Pliiiisiiiif' .. .. & Vicinity Call: Day er Nlalot 1-6-lfn ,. 992·5B75 Or 11 -14-tlc GENERAL REPAIR REMODELiNG PAINTING EXTERIOR 1118 Mayo OrNe. New Ht\len . I · 9 Wanted To Buy W•pey Cllh for lsta mod•1 CINn UIMI CIFI. 317 N. Sec.,d Middleport, Ohio MAIDEN BAY CAMP ... 211, Nerth Cobalt, Ontari~ POJ 110 CAIIADA Ph. lllfore April 15 1-705-672-3888 Ph. After 1 1-705-6473 Television Listening Devices Cof11)uterized Hearing Aid Selection Cl' Hearing Evaluations For Ali Ages - ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist J: z - 417 Second Avenue.or Box 1213 (614) 446-7619 (614) 992-6601 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Announcements 3 Announcements 448 -0294. FILL D.IRT W. E•. (Bill) SNOUFFER 1-304-727-8434 . 107 Sycamore St., P-roy, Oh. PHONE 992-7075 HOURS : 9:00 A.M.-6:00P.M . Mon. 1hru Sat. Evenings & Sunday By Appointment ' / 1-15-tfn 4 Giveaway Yard Sale all wHit . · 1837 "FURNACES 'HEAT PUMPS 'AIR CONDITIONERS "COMPLETE LINE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS 'FACTORY AUTHORIZED l!o TRAINED SERVICE ·CENTER ,, FREE ESTIMATES 24 HR .' EMERGENCY Sj:RVICE CAll 16141 446·9416 uP AVON Sell Avon start fH FREE . limited time. Call 114· 448-3358. Secretarlei-Aactptlonl•t poll · tion e~t~alltbl•. E~~:cell.,t iring• b~r~.rttt. Salary: min imum wagt or negotllblt, dtp.,dlng on •Nil and Ul)tfienoe. Conttct th• Gallla Co. Coopttttivt Ex-ten · lion hl"¥1ce, 1&02 EasttrnAw., G•lllf>ollo, Otl48831 . CoK IU 441· 7007, Wlj will be ecceptjog riiUmn throu~ Aprl17, 1981. Equal Opportunity EmployerAtf lrm~tN• Action. Pool . Pick up •ppllcations et mayor' 1 ott rca Mondty thru Frldty 8AM to 4PM . . , Maneger & A•t. M1nsger with Uptrltnct In rllltaurant mlf'!· llltmtnt saltry nag . Send , ._ IIURM to bolt T222 In ctrt of tt.il Oelllpo1is Dtily Trtbune• . Third A\le .. Otlllpolls , Oh au 4683t . tk,ftypoOQ Help wtnted apply In ptr.o'n. Gio vanni's of Gtlllpollt . 435 2nd , Ava . Euy A•embly Workl 1800 .00 100. Gu'trantMd ~Mtvment . No ••pari•nct· no 11111 . Dttall1 send ulf·•ddfftttd ttamptd lfWtlope~ Eltn Vittl-5847 3418 Enterprin Rd. Ft. Pisrce, Fl Dog with dog hou•vlfY playful 3 catswlthlltttrbo••· 2 bl10k• Ea•y AM•mbty Workl eeoo.oo 100. Guarenlttd PIYment No •Ptritnti·No Nln, Dtttllt stnd ltlf·lddra..ld stamped •v•topa: Elan Vttal · 71 5. 3418 Ent1rpri.. Ad, Ft. Pi1«:e, Fl. 33482 . . Melt Bttglt·dOg , Ctlll1 4 · 74 2· Z982 . county area . • Help Wanted 33482 , INTERTHERM !!. COLEMAN * * #.1 * *' 11 Ct11stnuc St. Tr" to glv. .wty in town, lilY ICCMI. Ctll 814· ...1 ·3870 . By offering a complete line of mobile home heating end coiing products lor the tri- St~rVII'~' per INTEftHIEAM BENNm'S MOBILE HOME HEATING & COOLING • cation. P1r10nal Touch lntroduc· tion. P. 0 . Boll 11831, Ch•r1••· ton , W . Va . 26302 . 1 whit•. Calii14-448-03H -~ for Lorlf1t. D f llljl i llyllll~ll: IMMod forMiddlopcrt Munldpti SWEEPER tnd SIWinlll miChinl repair, partl, and auppliM. Pick up and delivery, Oa~t~ia Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up Gtol'llltt CrHM Rd. Cell 814- Blue Streak. Tax Service FEDEIAL-STATE INCOME TAX 'IOURNS eu. Pool Mtntger tnd Mte ·guarflll ladlu to hav• needle craft claue1 in their home . Etm mtrchendilt 1nd frH· Idt1. Clll Jo.-nn 1t 614-388·8833 . - Buying dtltv gold, tltver cow.'i, rings, j.w•lry, sterling Wtrt, old colnt, ia:t currency. Top priCII. Ed. urkett B•rber Stlop, 2nc1. A\lt. iddleport, oh. 992·3475 . ln. Northeast Ontario IPECWIZING IN 11/Nf)OW I. f)OOR II.EilACEMiNT a: LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Used Trlilera. Cell 81 •·4411 - For more Information wrttt: PHONE (614) 992-5009 'h plclcup lo.t busted up eoncrete. 304-875 -Ul& . Free flrtwood to bt cut and h•ulad IWiy. 304 ·175-J11 88 , 6 ... . PJ!.MENTED PlAQUE - Rev. IUid Mrs. Odell Manley were " presettled an appreciation plaque al a special "mortgage burning" service held retenUy allhe Middleport Independent Hoilness Oturdt. 'lbe Manleys have been wllh the churdt !Once lll76. larly from Ihe lime they reach pub<>rty, and look carefully lor unusual swelling or tenderness. Physicians will examine male chlidl'Pn to make sure both !estes have descended into the scrotum. If the I estes haven't descended by age 2, they are surgica lly placed JntottF scrotum. Men are often embarrassed to ~ee a doctor abou 1 swelling In the scrotum, but a physician needs to be consulted quickly ! the swelling is sudden and painfu L Don't pu~ off returns, reports ,· By WU HORVATH Fleld Represmtatfve Hey, It's Spring! Forget about all thai snow hehlnd the garagP thai hasn't melted yet and try to ignore those day-to -day fifty degree temperature swings. Sprin g Is the time of the year you an end to ttnse little tas4 you dldn'l complete over the winter. And by now you sb:Juld have guessed I'm talking about those Social Security mail ers yoo may have pu I off during the cold mont hs. For example , If you're receiving Social Securtly benefits and also working, you have until April 15 to file an annual earnings report with Social Security . Th at report re- quires your exact l91fi earnJngs and minutes to comp lete the form and the hest estimate of your 1986 present ~me identification such as earnings. your marriage certificate or the That estimate affects benefit divorce decree. payments for the year. BE>neflclarAnd how about you students who les under lli can earn up to $5760 In are looking for after-school jobs or 1986 with oo reduction In ttFir summer emplo~ment? Do you checks. Someone bel ween ffi-IB has have a Social Security numher yet? an earnings limit of S'llrn while Celt lng ready lo slart to drive? The those 70 and olde r have no Umit. drivers license application re:Ju ires One half oflhe amount ear!V'd over a Social SecUiity number. It takes the applicable limit Ls \\1thheld less lhan two weeks lo have a card from the year's Soclat Securi ty Issued so don'l put this off unlil the benefits. day before you start to work or Ihe What about your Social Security day you apply for your driving card? Have you recently changed permit. Gel your Social Security your name due to a marriage or a numher before you need to usc il, divorce? Don't forge! to get your Another one or those sprtng Social Security record changed, cleaning Items Is a check of your loo. All need to do Is take a lew Social Security earnings record, somelhing you should do every lew years to be sure ~ 11 your earnings have been credited. It'sslmplc: ju st complele a "Re:juest for Statement of Earni ngs" postcard type form and mail it In . By wrtting "QC" in ttF upper right corner, you'll gpt Ihe numll'r of quarters of coverage you now have along with the breakdown of your ea rnings. Besl of all. this Is a frff' serv!CP. Well, that should ll' enou gh to shake Ihe robwebs and spring fever 001 of you. If you 'd like an eamings rffj uest [O nn or a Social Security numher application , just stop ln at rur office ar 221Y, Columbu s Road in AttFns. Or you can give us a call at 992-6622. Church mortgage burned Middleport Independenl Holiness ing a bulletin board with a pictoria l Church burned It s mortgagP on history oil he v-arious stuges of Ihe Jan. 31 with several area chu rches building proc:·ess. including piclures represented al lhc special sendee. of Bob and Roger Jeffers as they Thirteen ministers were In altend - do nal<'d Iheir servi'-"'s in exca valanCI' at the meeting. lng lhe grounds. Pictures of past The mortgage was burned al ch urch activiliC's were also approximately 9:20 p.m. by Rev . display<'d . Odell Manley , church pastor, Rev . ~·· Another buUelin board was preSieve Manley, the paslor's oon, 1 · part'CI wilh Busy Bee's a nd musical '!It Rev. Robert E. Manley and Rev . ootes enlill<'d "11w people had a Steve Tomek. mind to work so ihe church was Adam Jordan Johnson Pastor Manley led lhe congrega - oomplelcd working logpltFr In tion wllh lhe prellminarys and harmony ." Nancy and Dorcas Ihem> song, "Lei Ihe Lord Have His Manll'Y arran~~·d the 1wo boards. Way." Con[(.fl'galional singing wa s Rev. Odell Manley and his wife Mr and Mrs. Carroll (Joe l conducted by Kenneth DeLong. Dorea s have paslorcd IlK> congre- ,Johnson, Port land me announcing Special music was featured by gation sinr·oJuly 1976when II mel in lhl' birth or a son, Adam Jordan, Dorcas and Belly Manley on thE' lhe home of Mr. and M e<. Roge r born on F'b. 20. The infant weighed plano, Debbie Llghl on the organ, Manley. In i\ugu;1 1976, Ihe group six pounds, five ounces and was 19 Rev. SII'Ve Manley and Kenneth renlcd lhe fonner Tuckerman 's Inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Johnoon DeLong on rhythm guitars, Rev. Gr<lcery Siorr on lhe corner of have anot her son. Ty ler Joseph, Steve Tomek on bass guitar, and Founh and Lincoln Sis. in Middk>- two. Ruth DPLong on accordlan. rort .' Thr proj)l'rly on Pearl Sl. Ma lernal grandparent s arc ClarJuanita Rou sh and Henry Eblin where lhr eh u1·ch now stands was ence and Iva Lawn>n(.'(', Porll and. Jr. presmted vocal solos, respec- purchased in May 1977 and conPaiernal gra ndparrnls are Helen tively, "The Brush" and "Meeting sl ruclion IJ<>gan al lhal lime. The Pickens, Racine, and Carroll JohnIn The Air." Mr. and Mrs. Kennelh firsl s~"· icl' and ck>dication of the oon, Middleport . Maternal grealDeLong sang a duel "Look lor Me basPmenl wa< April 2, 1978. The grand!at hrr is Ray Ward. East At Jesus' Feel," and a lrio, R~,- , mortgag~ wa< p;oid off this pasl Liverpool, and lhl' paternal ~'T'l'd l ­ and Mrs. Sieve Manley and R£o,·. .January . grandmolher is Marga rei .Johnson, :StNe Tomek, presented "What a · Til~ eo ngrrgalion pres('lll£'d Pas- Middleport. ·Lovely Name Ihe Name of .Jesus." lor and Mrs. Manley wilh a plaque ·The youlh of the church sang ('llSCribed "We the people Of IlK> "W!''re a New Creation Here On Middleporl lndep<•ndent Holiness Pearl St.," the lyrics by Nanc.v Church wan I to thank Cod for our Manley wtn rd lhe youth singing. debt-trw house or worship and lor The youlh ato;o presrnled lhe ODng rur pastor and his wife . Odell and "0bedlen<:1'" led by thl' I"Sior. &-tty ManiPy," alo n~ wilh a rose Guesl speaker for lhe occasion ooutonnicre for him and a double was Rev . BE>n Walls or Ewinglon roS(' mrsage for her. Larw ba skl'ts wJI h texl from Titus t L Re-v . of rEd and whiiP carnations. one IJI>wey King l<'d the p ·ayer befor~ donaled by Francis F'lorlst, deoofilE' me>;sage. ra lc'CI ilK> allar. Gues1 s WI'I'C The congregation cnjoy<'d view- r<>gisterrd by Nancy Manley. Johnson birth 0175 . SPIING lEAl IIUN11NG & FISIING Slngl• intrbductlont, frtBtPPii- 2-11· 86·tfn Moving s ... Thurtday. Furnl· ture, clothing, housthold ittm1. 2282 . LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL Gutter• Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting · FREE ESTIMATES GARAGE SALE, 8 mUM out Jerrv'• Run Ro.t. at Apple Grove . New clothing, sho11, Home Interior, snd lots of mite. Aprl11tt to 1 ' TOP CASH ptld for '13 mode4 and ntw•r uNCI cart. Smith Buick· Pont'-c. ~ 911 Etsttm· Aw .• Galllpolil. Call 114·4411· Residential & Commercial BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992·3410 • 9U·2263 · or 949·2969 3 ftmlty. Mens. womens. Chlij. rens tnd baby clotht. · lookl, knlcknKks, toys, high ell*, .ot. 280 Sycamore In MiddltpOrt, acro11 from lmperltl Electric. llo. Colll14-441 -31 ,,, · 742-3195 DENNY CONGO NEW ..:.. REPAIR ·~ · WANTED TO BUY u..t wvod • COli heatert. SWAIN'S FURNITURE, 3rd. & Olivo St. O.Hipo- FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS · •Blown In Insulation •A Proflational Local Contractor •16 Yr1 . of Local Service Hawanl L Wrlte~l lng documentation Is avail• · b~ fo• public Inspection MILLER -ELECTRIC SERVICE , iFHA-VA-HUDi tin ROOFI~G f;:;; April 4th only foom8:00toi:CJ9. We have boat g11 tlnkl, ""f· clothll, and loti at good ltenu. One mile South of Ppitl111d .a 8111 G1n1 J0M10n 814-448-3172 z Public Notice Rogulotlono, 31 CFR 51 .2 111771, • copy of Form OH· 2 ~nd tho relevant Mlpport· to 4 :00. Rein or.,..._,:; Mc~elveys . "I> dld-uh-mlss), a sac-llke gland tbat II usually oo::urs 11 about age.lland slls on top of and stores sperm Is marked only by the painless, produced In the testis. Treated by non-fender swellin g of one side of antibiotics, this Is oot usually a the scrotum. Canrer of the testes serious condltkm. requ ires exploratory . surgr:ry to Occasionally, varicose veins de - diagnose and lreal it, as well as velop along · I he spermatic rord radiation and chemotherapy if which leads from the if!bdomen to necessary. Like all other canoors, II the tes tes and causes· swe)llng. In is fatal if ool caught early. many cases It Is nol a pmblem; In · Question: Is there a selffact, the' swelling disappears when examin ation lor ca ne<>r ol the lying down. testes'? Canrer ri lhe testes can also Answer: It's lmporlanl for all cause enlargement of ttF scrotum. males lo check their testes r<>gu - ptllf · ~J 1 JACKSON RT. 35 WEST Phone 446· 4524 BARGAIN HATI,EE I IATUROAl I SUNDAl - All SEATS SUO ADI<ISSION EVERV TUESDAY SUO < 471 59 Eoglo Ridge Rd. •New Homes Built JAftiS KEESEE 10-8-tfc In bulldillg bolldo Plains LtundromM . S19.95 349 ESTiiiATES" , General Rev..,ue Sherlng 3;4,5 GFRIS •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing 1/ • 1. Tum left 1t M•ig• Mamory Gtrdent. 3 mile off Rt. 7 on the right Sprl•l & Su111111tr Speolllt • Your SocSec: Rlduo Rood. Tum ol M-.y Gardtns from Rt . 7, go I mit.. If rein • • ,. be ~kl ronowtng-2 OM Chango. liharpon Bladll COMMERCIAL • RESIDENTIAL -FifE ESTIMATES- 10-14-Hc A 1 required by, the Federel !Ptrtl Included) TRIPlE PANE THIIIMALIAIIRIIR DELUXE THT· l ;._,=~:!i \ SASH, EASY,CUAN REPlACEMENT WINDOWS '~ S tndud11 Camplofo lnslalllatio~ •FR EE Vinyl Siding Eoolmoteo ol O!lleopalhlc Medlcbte Question: My husband recently developed pain and swelling In his scrotum. What rould cause lhis condllkln? Answer: Sometimes pain ar)d enlargement of the scrotum t a sac-like structure hanging from the groin which oontalns the male reproductive glands, or testes) are the l'eSUII of an Injury to the groin testis, demands Immedi ate treatment. The lest is twists around the blood vessel that suppiiJ'S II , and If not diagnosed and surgi ca lly treated wilhln about four hours, the lestls loses Its alllllly to function forever, and may have to be remove'(]. Sometimes, trough, lhls rondlllon "cures" ·Itself when the testls .unlwists from around the blood vesseL On the ol her hand, the sa me symptom~ could be the result of an Infection of the Epididymis (Epp-uh- .I Ji m Mink Chtv.·Oids In c. J&L BLOWN INSULATION For Haun . 304-372·5709 PUBLIC. NOTICE /rt"~""'' Ollu PUSH MOWEI TUNEUP 1-17-lln INTERIOR PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AIEA CALL llp!•Y Office • NOTE: First quality merchandise from factory IIIW POniiT & IIID IATMS All Ill Kissing cement yard dolls, cement animals, clay red fire hydrant with dog, flower pots of all kinds (some with stendal; Glfto of dishes, figurines, lamp~ . clocks, braos, vaue, 949·2969 '1 SUU ANIMAL HGUU Mon.-Wod.·Thur" 3-5 pm Tu". 6:30-l; Fri. 1·2 pm Solur*'y I0- II :30 .., LAIGE ANIMAL & ' SIIGIIY IY APPT. · in and register for FREE BIRDBATH to be given away . Ohio University College caused by such activity as bike riding or playlng srorts. Fre:Juently the swelling Is caused by blood In the tissues of the scrotum and !estes and rapidly subsides when Ice Is. applied and an athletic supporter Is wom. Some lnju1ies, however, can he serious enougil to result In loss of one or both testis (singu lar of teslesl . In other cases, no Injury has occurTeil and the symptoms of pain and swelling apply to only one side of the scrotum. This serious condition, called torsion of the pt'Om drtiUI, welghtl Blfd bench, exerclu bl.. t ,' dQthtil, mlec. end more . 48320 Ellle Bruce IAGU IIDGI SUll I!IGINI CEIIYII Parts· S.nl.. Cor111 of Fatn~q Medicine Page- 6 ' e 9 temlly. Firat o1 yter. A~l . end 4th. Truck tOPPN. bell, dormitory refrlu•lltOr, MARCH 17th CONTRACTING PH. 992-2772 . Three femlty · ytrd ule. S!afion•y. ll•l"•li< Signs, Rubber Stamp~, ..,In•• Farnos, Copy S••icn,.Eic. 255 Mill St.. Middleport 104 Mulbony b., Pom•oy JO'$ Gin SHOP Rt. 124, In Syraruse By EDWARD SCHRECK, D.O. Assiltlanl l'rofe!IIIOr Middleport & Vicinity . 10:00 · 312/tln J&F "fifE -----··p·c;n;·e-rov ________ _ Al>'ll Fu Ally,, PtiiiiiJ N,. PIUS: Offiu Suppliol & Factory Choke 12 Gaure Shotguns Only 9-l:l·tf and Ytrd Sele April 2nd. 6 3rd. 203 Kineon Dr .• 9 to 4. • Tuppen · THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. chlldrens ciQthll. dtyl. 992-3345 Kanauga, Ohio 992-2196 P..ay ·Your Coble & Phone Bills Here Pr - IUIINIU PIIONI 16141 992-6550 RIIIOIN(I PHONE 16141 992- .. EVERY • ROCK SPRINGS PAT HILL FORD SAlES & SERVICE 1-3-tfc Family medicine: '! ................................... We Carry Flahlng Suppll" far"' Equlp"'ent Part. & Se,.loe PH. 992-5468 Pflltzgrlfl dllhll, smallappliln· eel, ellver'(llare , 2 mil• Met of PoMer on Rt. ll54. Dre11ar, beby h•m•. lolt of ~;:tothlng . Wed .. Thurt ., Fri. PLUMBING & HEA nNG Bashan Building 446-8592 SER~CE We can repair and r8core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 12-8-llc SALES & SERVICE 2 FT. LONG IRON, RACINE FIRE DEPT. NOW SERVING THE· 3-3-'86 -1 mo . houH. April 3 • 4 . Dfllp ... bedepr..ds, home Interior, BOGGS GUN SHOOT_ OUTSIDE IIOUGI AYAI[AIIf For Service Cal Yard Sale Ctnt••rv Townt· Wtekting and Gr.aduation TRASH SERVICE S-POINTS AREA treller. left. April 1st-2nd . 8 :00 -? V. C. YOUNG Ill 3-12-1 mo. BUYING -SHORT STEEL Yerd Sele Lirtooln Pille off Rt. 141 . 2nd. brick houU. right. 3td work · Ph. (6141 843-5425 PARTS end Addon• and remodeling Aooflng end gutt•i work ConCfe1e wort.; Plumbing tnd electrical Furniture, " Free Estimates.. 3/11/ofn - Wednad1y. Childrll'l'l clothing, mleo. Bidwell-Rodney Ret off Rt. 35, third hou11 on r6gt.t. By ·T,he Bend • Pain could be ·infection or vartcose vetns Tuesday, April 1, 19tt6 G1rage Stle Mond1y, Tu•dly, 20 'y •rs ·•free Eatimatee'' Dog Houses Bujlt PH. 949·2801 or 949·2860 No Sunday Calls CARPENTER SERVICE · (Free Estin:'fltaal •Aangea •Aetrigeretore · •Dryers •FrMZifl ·-- ·········-············.:.····.. ·· Worked in home area 1·20-llc 4/1/tln .-----RADIATOR Spring Special SUPERIOR · SIDING CO. Ph. 614·843·5191 ·CHfSTER- 915 -3307 MGM Farm City 992-2181 KEN'S APPLIANCE SER.VICE , . & Vicinity YOUNG'S EUGENE LONG lacl111, Oh. RIDENOUR TV & APPliANCE SPREADERS POMEROY Yard Sale .. ..... Giilllpiilif··----··_- P&S BUILDINGS IIDify 992-3194 BULK OR BAGGED ~SEt Shp Teehlelu 64 Misc. Merchandise • BUIL~INGS (CUT OUT FOR FUTUII Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Exc. Recpts. Over (Under; Disb. ........ i12.588i OTHER FIN. SOURCES IUSESI:- 2-20-lfn All STEEL & POLE BUIWINGS Int. Earnings ............. 1,679 Fines 8a Forfeits ........ 2,688 Security of Persona 1·11 ·1-. !Free Estimates) ACCENT "FREE ESTIMATES" Installation Available All Other Rev ........... 3,533 TOTAL REVENUE RECEIPTS .............. 62,836 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS:- !0. Complete Building and Contrading Servi!t 4/ 1/'86 / 1 mo. Prop. Taxes ......... ... 12,624 State Levied Shared Taxes. Etc .. ...... ...... 29,09·1 lntergovernment Grent/ Contracto ................. 3.221 MORI~GI CIRCLE CONTRACtiNG "This is an .unaudited Finan · cial Statement" 'GOVT . FUNDS REVEIIIUE RECEIPTS:- 7 .·. Building _ Monday through St. Rt. 1_24. Rocono, Ohio, Friday - betwaen 8:00a.m . . The· Daily Sentinel ~~~ Lost and Found lost: Bumt orang• tpeytd ft. mtlt cat ml11i1111 from homt on Route 33, Browntown , Gtttlng leuktmll shotl end third ontll dua. Ple111 C1ll Cerrie ktnntdv 814-992·5074 . ' pet' Fldert4, State and Chill S•rvlce Jobt now 1\lliltblt In your era a, CAll (refundtblt) 1·818·468. 3&411 for current Ftdlflllllt. ~ Mttur•lldv to live In wl1htlderrv M)mln. Room, board and II· lory. 304-878-1878 . 12 Conac:lentOUI 23 yaar o(d Clull· tlan male wlshts to rent ~ llleeplng room In Rio Gttnd• trll, ,Rifer.,CII l4)on flqUtlt. Coli 114-448,3303 oftor ePM or wtltt P.O. 8011 309 , Rio Grandt, Oh 46174, .. LOST. Englllh ·Pointer, whitt •' School trtl, At. 2 , Point Pltt- Vac1ncy for mtn or womtn; private horTIIII. hatm•als. TV , lge , room, bath , rNtonlbl•. Ct11 whh brown spots. Rooawalt Nnt.ltlland namttagon collar, REWARD, 304-t75-8883. 614 -286·8609 . ·' ffJO!'S DAY . , ft, ,f ,.:._' . y·· , J\Jan Kenneth Nelson ROO Newsome Nelson birth Newsome Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson, FlatwOods Road , Pomeroy, are announcing ttF birth of a seven pounds, 10 ounce son, Al<in Ken neth, oom on Fe b. 4 al Camden Clark Hospilal ln Parkersburg, W.Va. Materna l grandparPnts are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Eaton, Parkersburg, and palernal gra n~ rents are Mr. and Mrs . •JK Nelson, Flatwoods Road, Pomeroy. Greal grandparenls are Mrs. Effie Ea lon, Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Buckley, Vienna, W.Va. and Mrs. Max ine Nelson. Columbls. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson have a daugtller, Sara BPth, 21 months . birthday Rod Newsom~. son of F'rank and JoAnn NI'W"'lme, Five Points. was recenlly honord with a party ln obscrvanep or his 12th birthday at their home. Allending were lhe honoree and his mother, Jo Ann and brother, Terry, Philip Woods , MikP Hoffman, Mall Ridenour, T.J. Buckley,- Dean Mays, Lee Gillian .'J Tony Grate, Janelle Neutding. Alvena Van Meier, Julie Riffle. Monica Adams, Elizab<>lh Lawson. Tim Lawoon, Eleanor Lawoon. Nichola Pickens and Danny Short. Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. RonniE' Dallon and sons, Chris and Sl('llie, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Perry . .Alfred community notes Sunday school aiiPndantl' March 16 was 24: On March 21 Sunda)' sdlool allendane<> was 32: chu rch .attendance. 21. Sunrise Service. Easter breakfast , and egg hunt will be held -Easter Sunday. Weekly prayer meetings on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m . are well a llendPd. All lfeiCOf]'IP. · Alfred Youth mel March 23 and finalized plans for their soup .suwr. on April 5 al 5 p.m. Soup, sandwiches, and pie will be served, AU welcilme. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swa11z and Jpff, and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wagoner, Williamstown. W.Va .. spent Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Swartz. • . A larw crowd allended lhe .Ru ssell F'lndllng sale March 15. Alfred UMW sronsored ihP lunch sales 1111 h man,v memtx>rs of Ihe m mmunlty co nu·i butlng food s. Mr. and Mrs. Bi II Amos moved into lhl'lr new home, the rormer Russell Findling property. Members of thl' church and communliy who allended lhe lorIIPih wrodln g ann Iversa rv of Elois8 '' and Russell Archer on ·March 16 included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Henderson, Oara Follrod, Nin a Rotinson, Nellie Parker, Mr. and Mrs. ~!c h ard SiJ('nCl'r. ¥nd Myrtle F1anndc rs . . Mr. and Mrs. De lb<>rt Yosl vlsiled Mr. and Mrs. Richard Yos1 ·and Aaron March 22, They repo1·t that GencvleVP Guthrie is making slow rf'C'overy. Mrs. Wilber Parker vlsit<'d Vloicl Parker, Route 248, and Elizabeth and John Hayes, Chester. Laurel Cliff area ·happenings Allendanre al ttF Free Methodlsl Church March 21 was 78. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tally, .Jea n .f!arkl'r, Texas, spent a week wllh Mrs. Tally's rroth<'r. Mrs. Betha Parkl'r. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. <;ene Alkire, Mrs. Cleo Parker, Columbls, Mr. and Mrs. Hennan Kasper, Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker, local, had a birlh:la ;y dinner for Mrs. P~rker . Mrs. Edna Schapfer, Mrs. Ferndora Story, has been reporled Ul wit h very bad colds. Mrs . Cecil Ha rl and daught er Mrs. Hilda Harl Tirado, Shade, attent:Ed Sunday morning service al the local chu rch. Right ·to Read week observed Situations Wanted APRil .J Jeremy Coleman, Aimee Lemley, and Alanna Cleland, were poster winners In a Righi to Read activity all he Rutland Elementary School . Several special activities look place during lhe week Including a reading rock-a-tlton and come-as· }'Ollr-favorlle character day. Par- enls were lnvlled into the classrooms to observe reading classes. In the dress-up GDiesl, &bbiJo Dllsse, Nathan Hal!hUI, and Siephanle Davis we1·e Ihe wlnnPrs. Bank One donated gUts for the first, second and lhird place prl7J>s In the contests. • l SPENI1 Matthew MotTis Morris birthd4y Mall hew Morris recently ob· served hi s ninlh birlhday al lwo parties. The flrsl party was held a t his · ~orne on March 21 wilh his parents. ri'Diand and Fern Morris , his grandparents, Eldon and PhyUis Morris, and his grandmolher, Mary Showaller. Joining lhe group later were Nancy Morris, EIIPn Showaller, and Tim, anct Danny and Angela . Morris. Cake and olher refreshemlns were served. The second party was a surpriS(' onP held at his cub scoul pack meeting. Cake and Ice cream were served to Patrick Young, John Jeffers, Ryan'Dodsi)n, Tony Roush, and the den moltM'r. Thelma Jeffers. Unable lo al tmd but sending gifts or cards were Dale, Patty and Clay Showaler, ,iackle Zirkle, Frank. Linda and Vincent Bnxlerlck, Jim, Carol and Jimmy An~roon , Gary and Flossie Dill, a nd ilE'ulah and Buster Sheppard. '' ' • \ c c WITH BOSS. '· .., Klmhe~ly . Renee Johnson Johnson binh Mr. and Mrs. David Johnson, Middleport , are an nouncing the birth of a daughter, Klmherly Renee, al the Holzer Medical Center, Feb. 22. The lnfanl weighed nine rounds, 11 ou nces and was 22 inches long. Maternal grandmother Is Mamie Stephenson, Pomeroy, and . Ihe paternal gra ndparents are Mr. Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mason, W. Va . Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have tivo sons, Jeremy David, seven, and Scoll Michael, three. And get an answer to you,rfinancial needs within . 48hoUIS. · Don't be shy. You've gotadatewith the boss Evenevenings or weekends- just call and make an appointment. Your Beneficial manager will happily meet with you.-For a Personal or Ho.me Equlty Loan. Or a Credit Line Account up to $200,000. And you '11 get an answer in 48 hours or less. So gelin touch with the boss. Your date's waiting for you. The boss is in at the foUowing locations: RUTLAND TIRE SALES GALLIPOLIS 416 Second A.-enue "8En1N810U THERE SAFEL•'' POM EROY- ,LOWEST PRICES ON PASSENGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK TIRES 300W. Secoud Street 446-2765 992·2111 -. [ftlllDII lftd WUkflld! l)y IPil(llni.JIIut llllll\o!P ~5 ~blf• 11<1• n~J.; •11''•1.1. lnrhMh!AI.ln(l )• 1111 • r· •!.I, ,,111.1, .J' 1 Ask the boss abo11t our tax preparation, too. *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES *TIRE REPAIR LOCATED : MAIN ST., RUTLAND, OHIO OPEN : 8 -6 MON.-SAT.; 8-8 FRI. fteefleticial: PH. 742-3088 Talk to the manager; and you're talking to the boss. Maoter Card and Viso Welcome •• ' ' • • �•. I .. '. ,. \. ··' !~I • ' April1,1986 PUBLIC NOTICE The Tri-County Joint Vocational School Board of Educati9n will be ~ceP.ting Seoled Bido on tho 'foliowing : 1979 Chevrolet Cargo Yen. Shof1 Wheel Base, Auto· ~::~:CNO:::eOF MEIGSCOUNTY. O~O 38 36 and ask for M8ry Coos lllo. 25.068 !" · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF I' FIDUCIARY . On February 25, 1986, In Co-Executor and POinted 'I'JI .- CLC COINS' lOW INTEREST REFIIANCING Horne Mortl'tt BUYING' On VA & fHA.. low .Cen"ntional loons bailable. Purthcne or hfi· Tri-Countv Joint Vocational School P.O'. #02B354 1411.8. 16, 3tc Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUIIITY. OHIO E1tate of Nellie E. Ru ssell. deceased . Case lll o. 25,094 NOTICE OF APPOI NTMEIIIT Of FIDUCIARY OnMarch21 , 1986.intho Meigs Probate County Court. Case No . 25 .094. Calvin lane, 1100 Powell Stroot. MiddJopon. Ohio. Middleport. Ohio, 45760. Ro ...rt E. Bud<. Probate Judge l ena K. Ne11elroad. Clerk 1411 , B. 15, 3tc 2 In Memoriam You're missed a bunch . With all our love. Daddy, llommy. Relatives. Public Notice r- -------VILLAGE OF SYRACUSE COUNTY OF MEIGS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDED DEC. 31 , 1985 " This is an unaudited Finan- J. )I .J - SELLING GOVT. FUNDS REVENUE RECEIPTS:Prop. Taxes ............ 12 .624 State Levied Shared Taxes. Etc . ....... ...... 29 ,091 lntergovernment Grant / Contract• ..... .... .. ...... 3, 221 Int. Earnings ..... .. ...... 1, 879 Security of Persons ond Property . leisure Time . ..... 7, 756 Activities .......... ..... ...... 296 Basic Utility Servicel ... .. .............. 4,828 Transportation ........ 19. 710 Gen. Gov ........... ..21 ,389 Capitol Outloy ........ 11 ,445 TOTAL EXPEND., DISBURS .......... ..... 65.424 Exc. Racptl. Over lUnder) Dlob... :..... (12,688) OTHER Filii. SOURCES IUSESI:Operating Transfers In ..... ....................... 660 Operating Transters Out .............. .. .... ....... 680 TOT. OTHER Alii . SOUR. IUoeol ......... .. .... ....... 1,300 Fund Cash Balance Jan. f . 1985 .......... 68,'397 Fund Cash Balance Dec . 31 . 1986 ........ 45,809 Res. for Encumb. Doc. 31 , 1985 .......... 2,374 EXPENDABLE TRUST FUIIID REVENUE RECEIPTS:Int. Earnings .. .... ............ 1V TOT . REV. RCPTS ......... 17 EJ~:c . of Tot. Rcpts. Over (Under) Tot . Diab ... . ....... 17 Fund Cash Balance, Jan . 1, '85 ..... .. .. .. .. .. .. . 183 Fund Cuh Balance Doc. 31 , '85 ................ 200 PROPRIETARY FUNDS Charge• for Services ................. 59, 037 All Other Revenue ....... ............... 420 (Continued· on Page 10 ) CIRCLE CONTRACTING AFTER 5 I'.M. ·complete Building and Contra1ting Servin 4/ 11'86 / I mo. (f ree Estimates) ACCENT I" JEFF CIRCLE, SR. FENCE & SUPPI Y, PH. 992,/6931 After s co11 1 Long Botlom, Ohio PH. 742 -21127 I. 9~9-2649 Z-20-lfn AU STEEL & POLE BUIWINGS Sizes Start Flo 11 12x 16' " FREE ESTIMATES" Installation Available UTILITY BUIL1>1NGS 4/ llt!n. Sizes from 6'x6' ,Up to 24'x36' WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •STLVANIA • •SPEED QUEEN IAURDRI EUGENE LONG KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE , SUPERIOR SIDING CO. All Meku •Waahere •Dishwashers · •Dryers •Freezers PARTS end SERVICE 4·5·tlc s•·· Wt Htv.t " Ftll TIM Tt•••leltt . •• Ptty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE l -20·11C RIDER SALVAGE St. lt. 124, Pomeroy PH. 992·5468 HOURS: 1-S 3/18/ 1 mo. - Rooting 1nd gutter work - Conetete wortc · - Plumbing end el!'l ctrlcal work Worked in horne area · (Free Estimates) 20 yeert V. C. YOUNG Ill " Free Eatimarea" CAU (OllECT: 992.-UIS or 992-7314 · Pomeroy, Ohio (614) 843-5425 Ph. 12-8-llc 3-12·1 mo. SALES & SERVICE Ntw locotion: 1U North Second Middloporl, Ohio 45760 U. S. RT. 50 EAST. GUYSVILLE, OHIO SALES & SERVICE Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Ho1 Farm Equipment Dealer We CI"Y Fishing Suppll11 Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here ,..,, - IU!IIIU PHONE 16141 992-6550 RESIDENCE PHONE 1614) Farm E,ulplllallf Parte &StNiee 1·3-tfc THE QUALITY PliNY SHOP \', Weal Main StrMt, Pomeroy Phone 61e-"2·6771 · F11 All Your Complete Auto tody bpoir ,.,,., Sand~ . Pali•hJng Compaunda. Paints EVERY' SAT •. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. New Homts Bu.ilt 255 Mill St., Middl'l'orl 104 Mulbtrry Av. Po.,.oy PH. 949-2801 or 949-2160 No Sunday Calls CONTRACTING DOZER. BACKHOE, TRENCHER . SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATER, GAS & SEWER LINES , RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS, ) DUMP TRUCK STONE l!o DIRT 1/11 I ll• Rog•r Hysell Garage ·· RE-OPENING AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR ' AIIO T,....!lisle• PH. 992-7201 . NEED STORAGE SPACE? CONVENIENT STORAGE UNITS PH. 992·5682 or. 992-7121 ' 3-24-tfc BY MONTH Sx10, 10x10, 10x24 EAGLE IIDGE 511&11 DIGINE CEN111 Parts • Service 949·29119 Comt in and register for fREE BIRDBATH to be given away ,.,,~,,,, NOTE: Ftraf quality merchandioe from factory POniiT I lltD lATHS AB IN Kissi_ng cement yard dollo. cement animate, clay red frre hydrant with dog, flower poto of all kindo (some with stands!; Glftt of disheo, figurines, lamps, clocks. braos. vas•. toyo. I SAVEl 3-14-1 mo. WANT THE BEST FERTILIZER AT THE LOWEST PRICES? BLENDED TO YOUR NEEDS PLENTY OF SPREADERS BU~K MANLEY'S Managw li•ing On Prtmisll TRASH SERVICE OUiliDE IIOIAGI AYAIIAILE NOW· SERVING THE 446-8592 ROCK SPRINGS POMEROY 992-2181 For Month of March NE·W CHEV. TRUCK Fender ..................$3900 Door .......~ .............$8500 Rocker/Panel... .. )18liO Grille ...............:.•..$2500 Front Bumper •••••,$6500 ~ NEW FORD TRUCK 1973-79 Fender ..................$4000 197 3-79 Door ....... ~ .......... $1 oooo 1973-79 Radiator SlfPOrt ...$10000 1973-79 Grille Shell ........ s1oooo 1978-79 Grille lnsert .........$3'9oo • BIG VARITY OF USED AUTO PARTS: Motors, Transmissions, Rearends, Rotors, Radiators, Sheet Metal etc. on Domestic and Foreign Cars . & Trucks. Whaley's Auto Parts Rr. 681 WEST DARWIN, OHIO . 614-992-7013 OPEN MONDAY T..U SATUIDAY 8:30 A.M. TILL 5:00 3· 12-1 mo. and 5-POINTS AREA J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING For Senice CaR 992-3194 3· 3-'86· 1 mo. OR BAGGED MGM Farm City Kanauga, Ohio IPerts lnclud.t) Oi Chongo. Shotpon Bledoo 47169 Eagle Ridge Rd . 1· 17-tfn SIDING OffiiS !t11l11a & S11111111er S~eel1la ntLL MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE •New Homes Bulh iFHA-VA ·HUD) FOR •Blown In Insulation Contractor Call: ' PH, 992·5875 Or 742-3195 PAINTING EXTERIOR BANKS CONSTRUCTION CO. 317 N. ll -l 4·tfC ·. GENERAL REPAIR REMODELING Second Middleport, Ohio MAIDEN BAY CAMP ... 211, North Cobalt, Onto,;. POJ 110 CANADA Ph. Befort April 15 SPECIAUZINI IN WINDOW I. DOOR REPlACEMENT JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 (!J 1-705-672-3888 Ph. Afttr May 1 1-705-647-8533 . · 305 Jackson Awe. ' 10-8-tfc SIIAU ANIMAl HO.S Man.-Wod.·Thun. 3·S pm Tu11. 6:30·1; Fri.• 1·2 pm z Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 Jo1nn at 614 · 388-8833 . Blue Streak. Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER FEDERAL-STATE INCO~E TAX RETURNS NEW- REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Gutter Cleaning Painting FREE ESTIMATES 949-2263 or 949-2969 Z-17-86-tfn benctl. IXIrCill bil11, cloth...,, mite. 1nd more. 48320 Eag.Je Ridge Aold . Tum 1i Memocy Gtrdenl from Rt. 7, go 15 mil•. It rain, will be h1kl fotlowWIQ "2 dlyJ. • AP!'il 3,4,6 in building Hilde Tuppers Pl1in1 Leundtomll. 10:00 to 4:00. Re6n or lhtne:' Thr11 femily y1rcl ule. F;:;; April 4th only ""m 8:00 to 1 :00. tlf9. WI Mvl bol1 11111 unkl, clothtl. 1nd loti of good IIMftl. One milt South of P9rtllf'ld 411 Bruce Mcketveys. • 3 fam ily . Ment, women•. ch~­ ren• snd beby clothe. Boob. lmid.necka, toys, high cll .. r. ect. 260 Sycemore in Middleport, ecro11 lrom lmpllri•l Electric. April 4th & 5th from 1 1 :00 to 6i10. . ....PfPieasaiir ··· & Vicinity Giveaway Yard Sale 111 Ct't"tn ut St. walk . 1837 Jerrv·• Run Aold . It Apple Grove. New clot!Hng, lhote, Home Interior, 1nd lot i af mil e . April 111 to 1 · Mov ing S1le Thursdlly. Fwnlture. clothing. ho usehold ilems. 119 Meyo Driv e. NIW' HIYII'I. I · I. 9 Wanted To Buy Ws PlY c11h lor l1te model cJNn ulld CIJI. · Jim Mink Chev .-Oids Inc. WANTED TO BUY uMd wood. co1l hllt.,l . SWAIN 'S FUANI· TURE . 3rd. 6 Olive St. O.lllpo· lit. CJII814-448-31 , 8 . TOP CASH Plkl tor '13 model 1nd n.wer uMCI Clfl, Smiih Buktt -Pontl1c, 191 1 Eatt.-n Ave., G•lllpoll1. C1ll 114-441 - 2282 U1ed Trailers . C1 ll 1"14-441 - 0176. Buying d1ity gold, sltv.r coin .. rings , jewelry. l'lerlrtg were, old coinl. l1rge currency. Top prt. CH. Ed. Burktn Berber Shop 2nd . Alit. Middrtport, Oh. 1114: 982 -3476. Flll[iiiiVIIII'III Sl!rVtl:l' " AVON Sell Avon ste rt u~ IM FREE . Limitld time. Cell 814- COLUMBUS. Ohio !UPII- Ohio University offi cials sa id Monday lhl' ir decision to name Billy Hahn as hf'l.ld basketball coach was an L·asy one. Thr 32·year-old Hahn was ele· valr<l from assis lanl coach lo rep lace his fonner boss Danny Nee. who last wrek accepted the h(>ad basketball coaching posit ion al. tho University of Nebraksa. " II makes my job relalively easy when you ha ve to replace a mach and you have another on lhe staff who you fl'CI is nol only Imm inently qualified. but who has earned lhe job," sa id athletic director Harold McElhaney . " Thai 's rhe way I fw l about Billy Hahn." Hahn was Nee's l op assislanl du rinlf.lht•ir six years wll h OU .' a Mid·Amer lcan Conference school al Athens. Hahn, who left an assistant baskl'lball coach's position al Rhode Island l o join Nee al OU in 1 ~. helped Nee tum lhe Bobc at basketball program around in lhe last s_lx years. In I he lasl four years. lhe Bohea t posted a .72'1 win Jrrcmlage wllh an 8\'•33 record . 441-3358 . Stc:reterl•l-Aeceptlonlst poai· tion svtilllble. Excetlent fringe b~ntflta. Selsrv: mln lmumw~ge or ~otitblt, diPending on sWII •nd experienge. Conttct the G1 lli1 Co. Coop•etln Extenllon Service, 1602 E11tem Avt G•lUpolls, Oh 4&831 . Cetll!l14: 448-7007. w~ will blacctptfog riiU mas throuW! April 7, 1981. Equ1l Opportunity Employer- Aiflrm.etive Action. 5n Clfl of tt.l 46&31. . . k.ttype00 Hslp wanted 1pply In person Giovann i's of Olllipolia. 435 2nd. Ave. Oovernmanl Jobs. 1 18.040 • l59 ,230 · yr . Now Hiring. Cen E11y Au embty Work l UOO.OO per ' 00 .. G uer~nteed psyment. No tM per•ence·no 111... Oet• R• t lnd ttlf-l ddrlllld steinp.ct envelop e~ Elen Vitll · 5847 3418 Enttrprilt Rd . Ft. Pierce PI 3348 2. . Male Beegle dot . Cell814 -742- Ftdarsl. State 1nd Chill StrviCtl Job1 no w •v• llableln your 1,.1 pickup lold butted up c o n· ' !I Lost and Found Lost: Bumt orenge ep1yed t.· mtle Cit milling from home on Routt 33. Browntown. Getting leulttmil thotl and>thlrd one it due. Plttll Call C1rrie Kenn.ty 114-982-15074. .. to bo x, T222 G11Hpolis Daily Tribu ne, 811 Third Ave ., Gallipo li s Oh Enterpnll Ad. 33482 . ' Free firewood to be cut t nd h1uled aw1y. 304-8715-3119 , "FURNACES 'HEAT PUMP S "AIR CONDITIONERS , " "COMPLETE LilliE OF REPLACEMENT PARTS "FACTORY AUTHORIZED & TRAINJD SERVICE CENTER • FREE .ESTIMATES • 24 HR . EMERGENCY SERVICE uperience in ,.,t•urent manegement Nlery neg. S.,d ri- Tree to giviiWIV in town , euy ICCell, C1n 81t\· 446-3870 . ~ county aree . Mllnlglf & Aut. M 1 ntger with Eny A11embty Work l 1600 .00 per 100·.. Gu,arant..d peyment. No • Penence-No Nln. OetslTi tend 11tf-eddr11Md atemped crete. 304-676-1336 . * '* #1 * * nnded for Mkfdleport Munldpll Pool. Pick up lppMettian 1 at meyor'a olfk:e Mondey thru Fridey BAM to 4PM. IUml LOST, Entllth Pointer. white with brown IPOtl, ROO ICWtlt S chool eres. At. 2, Point Plet unt. Btllendnameteg on collar. REWARD, 304-87&·11883. Pi~tc:e ' . M1turt lady to live In wiV1 eldlfiV womtn . Room, bo1rd 1 nd 11. laoy. 304-875·1&78. S ituatlona Wanted ConiCientoul 23 yell' okl Chrlt-· ti., meta wit hll to rent ~ llleping room in Rio Or1nde 1r11. Reftrtnctl ~on requltt Cell 814-448 -3303 '"" &PM or wtlte P.O . BoJI 309, Rio Orendu. ·Oh 45874 , for men or prfll•te ho me, hot mealt, TV , lge: roo m. bath , reno nable. cl tf 814 -258 · 65 09 . • V•c•ncv ·' ·• • LINCOLN , Neb. i UPI I - Nr· braska basketba ll coach Da nny N('(' added two assistant coaches Monday - Fran Fraschllla and l.ynn Mitchem . "They' re bot h very enthusiastic and lhe~'C- both hard workers," Nrc said . ''They're also very good communicators. They're two propic I feel v~ comfortable with." f)·aschllla, 27, a native or Brook! lyn, N.v' .. was an assistant to Nee the pasl five years at Oblo University. Mitchem, 25, was a graduate assistant uoder Gene Keady at Purdue last season. "''ve known Lynn slnee he was a high sfbOOI player and F ran has Crum Tough schedule helped, says I Wildcat gals, NG battle to 20-20 tie 'T vr wa tched !Hahn I he a l rur r ight arm to lhe man woo 1Umed our ba sketball progra m around ," McE lhaney · said. 'T ve seen the rocrull s he has helped bring i n. I've watched him on and off lhe court . And I agree wil h Coach Nee lha l hr is Ule man to continue I he winning program IIY! two have helped esl ablish here." Hahn, a native of M lshawaka. Ind ., began his coaching carE.'('r in 1975 al Morris Harvey College and one year later mJved lo Davidson College, where he mel Nee. l n 1977. Hahn moved 10 Rhode I sland under head coac h Jack Krall un1U he joined Nee al OU three years later. Hahn has been 011{' of OU 's lop recrullcrs. bringing John Oeve· reauz , VIc Alexan<Pr and Paul "Snoopy" Graham to the Bote aIs. ''I'm very excit ed," Hahn said. "I've worked ll years lo lx'Com e a Division I head coach and for lhe opportunity lo handle It al Ohio Unlverslly." . ' Hahn becomes t~ 13th Bobcal head ba sketba ll coach sinCP the program regan al in 1907-ffi. Local bowling The Daily Sentinel (USPS 11 ~960 1 A Di vision of Multi media, In (' . Pu blls hro evpry a f1l'rn oon, Mondav t h rou ~h Fr iday, 111 Cou rt St .. pO. mero~· , Ohio, bYthr Ohio Val l<•y Pu b· il s h l n ~ Company 1Mu ll lnwd la. InC' ., Poi'Tl('roy, Ohio 45769, Ph . 992 - 2 1 ~Ki. :;;,•. cond claSs pos t a ~(' pai d at Pomf.'roy , Ohio. M{'mbrr: Un iT('d Pr f'f; in tPrna tl on:l i, Inl and Dally Pn'ss i\ssoclat lon and tht• Ohio NrwspapN 1\ssocla llon. National Adv('r tlslnJZ R<'prrsE'nl a tiVP. Bran ham N('\\' spapcr Su lrs. 733 T hird Avp nuc> , Nt>w 'I ork. Nt'w Yor~ 10011 . ou POSTMASTER:. Send addrt"Ss rha n~rs to Thr Dally Scntln('l. i ll Coun St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45700. joiqs Nebraska staff Fl " woml fl ' srored on a layup and put his learn up by 6 points. Only twice all night had Louisvllle managed to srore more than 4 points In a-row and Blue DE'vlls defense seemed destined 10 brlng Dulu> Its first team national cham· plonshlp In any sport sina> the school was established In J)Jrham, N.C.. In 1892. • Enter Ellison, who was a key In Louisville's game plan, but who had been slowed by Duke'seffort stocut off the Cardinals' Inside game. Over the final ·seven mlnutes of lhe game Ellison scored 8 points, grabbed lhe two most important rebounds of lhe n ight and calmly made both ends of a l ·and-1 free lhrow situation wll h '!/ second s remaining. Those 2 free throws gave Louisville a 5-poinl lead and all bul clinched l he game. A hinl of suspense remained until the tlpai lwo seconds, w hen guard Milt Wagner made 2 free throws 10 pul away the Blue Oev Us. Whlje Ellison was establishing himself as a tousehold name, Duke went lhrough a seven-mlnule stretch wllhoul a field goal srorlng only 4 free lhrows ret ween Henderson's layup al 7:19 unlll Jay. BOas lbUowed a m issed stol wllh aJ . seconds to go. " When we talked abou1 mal chu~: · said Crum . " we knew I hey (the Blue DevUs 1 had an advantage in quickness. Bul we had a height advantage at one spol (E llison's ). We took advantage of lhe helghl wllh Ptorvis. He made t wo or thr€(' key plays in the second half." E llison hit !O of 14 shol s from I he field, claimed ll rebounds 1including 5 offensive! and played I he final crlllcal minutes with four tl ul~. " I gol Into foul trouble and tha i limlled lllE' some, " sa id E llison. " AU I tried 10 oo was gel good !)Jsil lon and hope the guys rould give me the ball. AI lhe end I lust tried 10 ronCPnl rale as much as I could." " I lhoughl E llison made some great athletic moves arou nd the oo skel. " said Duke !otward Mark Alarie. "Thai SU'l'rlsed me. He is a grea l offensive player and ha s grea l athletic abUity ." Almosl lost In E llison's heroics was I he effect Dawkins had ea rly oo and I he I'! feel Louisville guard Jeff Ha U had on Dawkins late in Ihe conl esl . Dawkins scored ll points in 1he fir sI fi ve mlnu les and had 15 at hatfl lme. He worked wor ked over Louisville guard Mill Wagner and did the sa me thing wlih Kevin Walls. . CALL (refund1b..) 1 · 8 11 - 46 f~ 3646 for curr~t Fld~r1 111Jt . 12 Ellison seleeted DALLAS (UPI I - LoulsvUie · coach Denny Crum prolecled Pet - · vis Ellison as his starting center · when he. recllllited him last year. · Crum. however, could nol possibly : have projected the impact the · freshman wou ~ have in lhe Hmil : ga me of tt.' season. The 6-foot-9 Ellison , who 1Um s 19 Thu rsday , scOred 25 PJinl s tn Louisville's 72-69 national champlonship vtctory over Duke and was . selected the loumamenl 's oulstand · · ing player. .That award capped a brillian1 lour which also included his being named the mo~alua ble freshman . In (he Metro Conference. lhe MVP of lhe Metro touroamenl "'' ''Nest Regional all-tournament team . He Is the second fres~ man 10 win the NCAA tournament' s mosl outslandlng pla yer ·award. matching the I~ feat of Utah's Arnold f errin . " I feel like a winner ." was alii he !ired -looking · Ell ison would say while sil tlng on the Loulsville bench afl er lhe Cardinals claimed their second nalional championship of 1111' decade. " We knew of his offensive reboundin g abilit ies." sa id D uke's Mark Alarlr. " Bul I lhought he made some very athletic rmves around I he baskel , loo." II was onr of those moves lhat allowed E llison to drop in a follow shol wilh :l9 seconds 10 play thal gave I he Cardinals a fi8.65 lead and Monday night to capture l he 1986 NCAA Toumwnenl. CELEBRATION BEGINS - The LoulsvlUe se nt l he Lou\sv ill e fall hfu l Louisville won 7~ thus snapping Duke's 21 game ' celebra ting. CardJnal<j basketball U,am hegins Its relebratlon winning streak. UPI. lollowlng a com ~>-from-behlnd vtcwr:v over Dukl' " When I saw thr stol falling si'oli. I ju sl wenI up and got it." Ellison sa id. " I looughl I was the only one who jumped. I didn't see anybody aroun~ me. Then I just a greal player and he's VPI')' frl>shman . "Coach never laid me 1 laid il in ." DALLAS iUPI l - According l o Ellison had lhal kind of freshman di fficu ll 10 guord lx'Ca uS<• he's a would slarll his yt'ar. bul I IIDughl l NCAA compu lor s. Lo ui sv il l ~ se~so n . Hr Is 6-9, but weighs just l 95 good oulside shooler and he's so would lx'Ca uso I he lra m had a bad played I he toughest non-conferenC!' pounds. He usually gave away at year lasl !;(oason." schedule in lhe coun11y . Coach ·quick a pcnPi ra lor. leasl 40 pounds to his counterpart, Cr11m admitted the gamowasn'l Denny Cnim says thai helped lhe " We pu t .Jeff on him and we did bul he was st ill among Ihe d fenslve 1111' mosl arlislic he has sl'l'n. Ca rd inal s beco m e nat io nal 1wo things - we 10ld him lo deny leaders in 1he Met ro Conlerence. "11 was maybe nol a thi ng of I he ball till' besl he could, lhPn wr champion. He av~nagcd 7f.J rebounds a game bl'aul y." he '"id. "Thi ngs wr ,·r nol " I think playing lhose ga mes wenI lo lhe 1-3 zone and pul a man and he did more I han his share of 1agains1 till' lll<es · or Kansas, St. on him 10 krep the ball ou t of his working for bol h l earns. Bol h leams ll'e scori ng. compiling a 12.8 played well defensiw ly, oolh look hand. Both 11-ose l hings rea lly John ' ~ and Keiilucky l prepared us regular-season average. uwa1· whal I ill' ol l'er tram liked 10 for the second half of the year. " helped us." During l he NC AA loumamE'nl, do. Thru· qu ickness fort't'd a lol of Dawkins, Who finishrd with 24 Crum sa id Monday nighl afl or 1111' ttose numrers improved . He had 13 turnovers in the first half (14 1. sl'Venth·ranked Cardinals heal -lop- !lOin Is, was on Ihe court when Dukr " B UI the lhing aooul our learn an · reboundsagain.t bo\Jislana State In ra ted Duke7'2-69. " We peaked.allhP could ool score a field goa l forsevr n Sa rurday' s w mlflnal game l\nd his year b ng. and whal has made il so mi nul t.,; down ill(' sl rctrh . rlghl time for a numrer of reasons. 2'i point s In lhe championship game fu n lo coac h, was when we wenl bul thai had a lol to do wilh it. " Prrvis Ell ison. volrd llw rnosl was not only a gam e high, bu l also lln·ough ~· i lh I he Iough schedule. il Whal also had a lot 10 do wilh ir oo lslanding player in lhr game. ma lched his season high. didn 'I make any d~fe rencr• who we was a swllch Crum made in lho had '.5 jXlinls and domina led ins idr " When we lalked abou 1 llw playrd . They workrd hard. and did r·hampionship . game. Aini lng to againsl the Du kl' I rio of Jay Bilas. ma lchups be(ore the gam e, we 01·erylhing anyone rould as k or sl op Duke All- Amer ica John ny Mark /\ Iar iP and David Henderson knew I hey had an advanatage in lhrm. Thai' s why lhe\· <>arncd 1111' Dawkins, the Louisvllil' coac h look " 111rre arr timC'S I gpl nP.rYous, qu ickness, and we had a heighl '·· M ill Wagner off Dawk1ns in rhr bu l l cun' llr ll \'ou whr n."sa id lhe \-\'in." advant age al OOE' spol. " Crum said. second half In fa,·or of Jeff Hall. " We rook advan lage on lhe heighl "Jefr was a little rresher, " Crum wllh Per\'ls·. I say ·we.' meaningl he sa l,d. " He hadn't had lo dodgl' him learn gollhe ba lll o Pervis when we or guard him all game. Dawkins is needed il." • EUlson had a VE'11' impressiw sl relch in lhe rirsl half I hal kepllhe PO:'ItER Ol' BOWLISG l..A"E\ 1'0:\-1EKO\' 80 \\U~ U 1.,\,'\ol t~ Eu .rly " 't>dnr' ! ' l day , \ IIJit>d Ca rdinals In lhe gam e. Wil h t: :Lrl_ , . \\'f'dm,. da.v ~lb:l'·d Stmulinw;. Man-h. 1!1, t!Uii StundlnJir" Mardi It 19Mi l ouisville. l ra illng by 6, Ellison TPUIII Pl."\. ·r,•am l'b . convert ed .on an offensive rebound Eag lr·, f'luh :fl. E.1git _.~ Cluh .. .., S.! 'f(ln \" · ~ c·.nn OU! .. f.o Stn i lh · ~Plo;;nn Mrotur• .,ll;i lo cui l h<' lead lo 31-'!/. Louisville's Smi"t h \l'isoi1 ~l ol or• tl Tum '.; C uT\ Our ~~ nr ' l baskl'l was anol herrollow sho1 'tl. ~1 iri"d i •1ll) t1 i.unch R'" 'm :t: :'l-1ldd l,1:nr1 l.und1 Hoom Sh.tmm.\ ·~ & 1'- .\'1..... _ 't l .lim'., f:ulf .:r, by 1he fres hm an and he fin ally tied .l im 's r ;ull ... .. .................... T1 Shammy's & -; :rl. . . . 'J'i l ix' score by stealing lhe ba ll and ll igh Sl'rk's - Ul'il'fl Ph1~l p!'> . ~~~l: P<.tt High Srrlf" - rharl ic \ 'anl\l f'if'r . 'i~'l. l "ar<•On, ~17 : 2nd H l}{h Sl:'f~Bob Ht·nsiM . going more lhan half the court Ht•lrn Ph<' lps. ~~:.~l : 2nd Hi2h :'i(om~ - .lim 'l."l1.. l.tC"k B:.~<· hm•r. ~l l ; Hi~h G;Hn£• - Pi11 llawl~· . :o.J; OC'bbl r PhPi ~. :1'17: Ulg hCamr tc forc scori ng on a \1cious slam. Cit rson. 217: Hr-lf'n Ptwips. :!01: ,2nd H ~h - Charl l(" VanMrrrr. 212: Jim lluwl!'v, Jl -t: Ellison is the second Louisville (;;ntw - Bob H Pn " ll~· . lAA: .Jack Barh nrr . "!nd High r.n m£.' - Dl:>bblr Pl1t"lp~. 1!«. 11(i C..rnlvn Barhn r r . li!l. player 10 earn mosr ou tstanding TP<Hll So·r it~ - Tom·'<; Carr• Ou l . iJ).t!: Tt'.lm Sf.>ril's- F:aglf''s Club. til~: Tt •.mJ player hooors. T I'.HTl I :.rnw· Tnn~· "s Ca rr)· Gul. i.'H. ( ;:HTH'- Ton~ · ·s C'< ll"r;-. Out, ffil. Fonner OU assisfaJtt . 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IARRIER D£WX ETILT· SASH, EASY CIUN REPlACEMENT WINDOWS BUILDING DALLAS IUPII -A team that worked Us f ntire college career for a shol al the national championship cllffibed, within sight, only Jo re rebuHed by a skinny 'freshman known as "Never Nervous." In college basketball'schamplonshlp game, Pervls Ellison certainly lived up to his nickname. Ell ison, who a year ago was playing on lhe high school basketl)all rourts of Georgia, emerged Monday nlghl as rot only the hero d. the NCAA lltle game, but as a potential collegiate superstar. Standing in lhe mldst of a floor full of experience, the 6- foot·9 center dominated the fin al mo· menl s of lhe 1985-86 season propelling the Louisville Cardinals to a 72-69 victory over Ihe Duke Blue Devils. Louisville becam e the first team lo win lwo NCAA crowns In this decade and in so doing knocked off a l earn lhal was ranked No. 1 and wo n more games In a single season lhan any club In major college history . Wilh Ellison scoring 25 points and being named l he tournament's oulslandlng Pljlyer, {.oulsv llle ended il s season wil h 17 straight victories and a 32-7 record. Duke had a 21-game winning streak snapped and closed its season wlth a 37·3 mark. The Blue DE'vtls be<·ame the flrs1 NCAA Division 1 tram lo play 40 games. Duke, wllh four seniors and a junior in Its starling lineup, was a I !!.i point favorite. " II wa s maybe not a lhing of heauly," said Louisville coac h Denny Crum , who enhanced his reputalion as being one of lhe leaders in his profession. "Bul il was awfully sweel . I think Ihis one was more fun lhan !I he Cardinais' previous lillel In 19!ll." Louisville's victory was certainly not a work of art. The Ca rdinals were almost overwhe lmed In the early go ingtJYthe a:robatlcshots ol Duke guard Johnny Da,wklns, who srored :lA points, and the steals of the Blue Dev Os' Tommy Arnakl'r. whO picked off 7 LoulsvUie pes~. .When Duke wasn't forcing rur· novcrs. 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CARPENTER SERVICE . P . omeroy Middlepon, Ohio . 2 mlttl Nit of Porter on Rt. &54. BUYING SHORT STEEL P&S BUILDINGS •SATELLITE SAlES & SERVI!l\ YOUNG'S VINYL , ·ALUMINUM •Ranges •Aeirlgeratora Insulated Dog Houses •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR 1 54 Misc. Merchandise (CUT OUT FOR FUT\IRE .UIEI 98S-3561 PH. 985-3937 cial Statement" Spring Special -1973-80 ) 973-85 1973-85 197 5-80 1973-85 V'K.it Hauldr.. - 4U· 4042 COLUIIIUI Rill 11011G.IGI CO. Clerk Exc . of Total Receipts Over lUnder) Total Dis· buraements .... ... ... (12 ,688) IN MEMORY I Year Ago March 29 SABRINA When qu ietly she came. We railed at God. The One who gives: She's not what we .,. pected! Jhis one who lives. We cared lor her, We loved her. And it wasn't long belore we learned . One snllelrom her ,..s worlh Athousand words. When her laughler bubbled forth. She could change oo r world . We talk of giving our all. WeiUabr ina did. To her, kJVt was all there is. II was all she needed. II was all she could &ive. So she cave and cave, Until she had giv111 her all. We praised our God The One who gives , She's no1 what we ex· ' peeled . This one who lives. But then we were bereft. When qu ietly, she leU. {Poem Mitttn br Judith Adams) nc.~••· COINS, GOLD & SliVER WHOLESAlE 140. , ~EWEIIY Probate Judge lena K. Neuelro11d, Fineo l!o Forfeits ...... .. 2.688 All Other Rev ..... ...... 3,633 TOTAL REVENUE was appointed Administra- RECEIPTS ......... ..... 62 .B38 tor of the estate of NeHie E.· EXPENDITURE Russell .. deceased . lata of DISBURSEMEIIITS:- 632 South Second Avenue. lo•• ''It% FIXm RATI GOLD, SILVER & CIIIRENU &«ARE COINS Elizabeth Opperman , 141 1. B. 16, 3tc Tr•surer ' LouisVille captures 1986 NCAA Tournament -"- Yard Sale· ~---------------r----~--~~~~r:~~~--~:_~~~~~~~::;::_-r------~------~ ··..... Gallfpolis........ .. Oece~ted . hecutrix of the estate of The Board of Education Mary E. Furbee. deceased. reserves the rtght to accept lata of labenon Township Meigs County , Ohto . ' or reject •'.'IV or all bids. Robert E. Buck , Sealed bids will be re· until Noon on April 21 , 1986 in the Treasu rer's Offtce . usin··ess Se.rvt·ces 7 Estate · of Mary E. Furbee, 1 • caiv~ Tuesday, . . April 1;·1986 . .. The Daily Sentinel Page 7 Ohio motlc PSI PB- NO rull. Mi'limum Bids of 81 .200.00 , the Meigs County ,Problte The van , may be '"" at Cou11, Cue l\lo. 26 ,068, Tri·Countv JVS. • EMRC Ro~mond Furbee. 62795 Buii,Ciing - Monday throu_, St. Rt. 124; R•cine. Ohio. Friday - between 8:00a .m. and Juanita Sayre, R.,o . #1 end 4:00 p.m.. or call 753- Po!"llnd.. Ohio. weri ap~ Cook. •• ~~ . Public Notice ,. SUBSCRIPTIO N HATES By Carri er or Mot or Houle One Wt>ek ... .............................. SU O On e Mont h . One Y<'ar .... . be(.n with me for five years," Nee sa id. 'They 'll be assets 10 our program, bot h on the floor as· coaches and In recrultlng." .. ...... .. .. $4.80 .. .... S~7 . 20 SINGLE COP\' PRICE Da lly ......................... ......... 2~ C(' nfs Subscr lb('rs not deslr tnsr to J>8Y l hf'<'a r Fra schllla is a 1979 graduate of Brooklyn College. He was an assistant coach at New Yor k Tech In 1979-!ll and helped Ute Bears reach the 19!ll NCAA Division 11 championship game. He joined the University of Rhode I sland staff In 1~1andwasrecrultlngooordlna­ tor tor the 21-8 Rams. A native of South Bend, Ind., Mitchem att ehdedo Adams High School while Nee was an assistant coach at Notre- Dame. v rler may remit ln adva nc(' dlrN't 1o 1 The Dally Sf'nllncl on a :J. 6or 12 m onth bas\!0. Credit wil l be given C'dr rtcr eoch month . No subsc rlptlons by mall perrl)lltM In to"' " ~ wh(.'l'(> home carr i er S(>r~Jicc Is available. Mall Sub8crlptlonN Insid e Ohio 13 Weeks.................. ........·.... .... $11.,;(; 26 Weeks.................................. $29.12 52 Weeks................................,. 5:111.21 Outsid e Ohi o . , 13 'Nreks ............................. ..... $ 1 ~ . 00 26 Weeks..... ....... .. ............. $31.20 t ..::.. Weeks.. ........................... ,.. $59.80 \ f I ~ I • �• ' • , ' 4 The Dllilv Saulinel . By SooU Wolfe burgey doubled, makln.g tiE score . CHESHIRE - The Soutrern 7-0. ' Tornadoes have proven trey ar~ A•Wolfe ealk.'Adams double and .real this season as the hard-hitting fielder's choice brought home a run Soutremers whipped Kyger Creek In the seventh, !lEn Bostlck.lrought 11-1 IFre Monday In an Importan t home two more on a triple and an . SVAC wntest . error, for the 11-1 score. A soUd pitching ~riormarul' by KC scored on a Bradbury double, ~ senior Jimmy Wolf~ and a potmt a [><!Ssed ball, and flejder's choice. 12-hlt attach paced tiE lqague.Sentpr Jimmy Wolfe was IJ"alsed .leadlng Tornadoes to tiE VIctory ' for a su~r game as tiE hardover the defending champion thr01•1ng rtghthander went the Boreats. dlstanre to pick up tiE win, wal king Southern Is 4-0 and :l-0 In side tiE · just two, strikin g out 12 KC batters. JOINS EXPOS - 'lbe Clncln· SVAC, whlle Kyger Creek Is 1·2 in and hitting one. Phil Abshire and . nat! Reds Monday traded lnSVAC play. Peck combined for Kyger Creek ftelder Wayne Krenchldd 1o the Following a scoreless Orst Inning walking six and fan ning five. Monlreal Expos for lelt·banded Soutrern got on · tiE ooard Orst Leading Soutrern hitting were mbtor leagu, e plldllng ProaPecl wren Kelley Gruese- tro off with a Scott Wickline with t"hree singles, Nonn Charlton. Krencblcld's single, Ryan Oliver singled, .Todd Amburgey a double and single, Jay depwture allows &he Reds 1o Adams.and Jim WoHe each walked Bostick a rome run and triple, Todd keep an extra oulllelder and and Dave Amburgey doubled. Adams a triple and double. and gives rookie Kurt Stilwell a spo& As Wolfe breezed through tiE KC singles by Grueser. Riffle. and on the nJSier as the learn's No. 1 lineup, Soutrern. r:allled for two Oliver. utWty btftelder. (FOe plloto) . more In !IF fourth Inning. Brian Peck, Loveday, Bt;adburY and Freeman drew a walk, tren free Wright each had a hit for KC . swimming Jay Bostick manSoutrern hosts Wahama Tuesday handled a 2-2 pitch, smding It deep and North Gallla on Wednesday. to left center for a two-run rome KC travels to Hannan Trace . "" run. Wednesday. Soutrern led at this point 4-0, but Llnescore: wasn't satisfied as three more runs Soulhem 02t U(l -I-ll 12 ! 000 000 1- 1 4 3 crossed the plate In tiE fifth. Wolfe ... Kner Creek ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. BalterleB: 1\bshlre (Lf), Peck and walked, T<Xkl Adams ripped a Ed&:e. The Cincinnati Reds reduced their triple, Freeman singled, and Am· Wolfe (WP) and Rlfne, Sran Gn.te!ler roster to 32 players Monday l llhi . afternoon by sending Infielder Wayne"Krenchickl to the Montreal Expos for minor league pitcher, Norm Charlton, 23, a southpaw who had a 7-10 record with a 4.57 ERA last year for Montreal's Class A West Pabn Beach club. The Reds Indicated Krenchlckl's roster spot will be taken by one of ROCK SPRINGS - Senior Meigs attack. their young outfielders, among Shawn Baker hurled a nifty swenKirk Bryan led the Warriors with whom competition has been fierce hitter and sophomore Mike Bar· two singles. Joe Anderson started trum was a perfect four for four at on the hlll for WLHS andgaveupall for a job with the ballclub. "This opens a spa~for some cJ the plate as Meigs opened the TVC nine runs, eight of them earned, our young, outstanding players," baseball season with a 9-1 win over before giving way to Brian Rauch In General Manager Bill Bergesch Warren Local here Monday. te third. said. "Krenchlckl has done a fine Baker was In command of the The w in~ lifted Coach Cliff job for us. Unfortunately, we have a Warrior batters as the Marauder Kennedy's Marauders to 2·1·1 on rlghty fanned eight and walked only the year overall and to 1-0 In the numbers problem, especially with one, that !IF first batter of the TVC. Warrenfalls to1-1overalland the 24- man roster. The trade was announced In the game. Baker also added a single (}1 in the loop. The Warriors had Reds' clubhouse following a 6-2 and double at the plate. defeated Fort Frye 6-4 In their only exhibition victory over St. Louis. ' Bartnrm smacked three singles other game this year. Meigs has Krenchlckl came to the Reds from and a double In his four trip§ to the defeated Ravenswood 4-2, tied tiE Baltimore Orioles after tiE 1981 plate Including three runs batted ln. Ga llipolis 9-9, and lost to AliEns 84. season. He was a part-tbne third OttEr Marauder hitters Included Meigs wUI play at Vinton County baseman before being sold to Dave Hendricks ·with two slnAI!s Wednesday, return rome with a Detroit In 1983. He returned the the whlle Mark Corbitt, Olrls Kenn~ oon-league game Thursday against Cincllllli!tl organization that winter. and Tony Shoemaker added a Soutrern , and battle at Federal· He hit .29@ In !11 games In 1984 and ·single each to round out the 11-hlt Hocking Friday. last yea r platooned with Nick Esasky the first half cl tiE season before .tiE Buddy Bell trade. Following that move, Krenchlckl wads left with plnchhittlng dulles an occasional starts as Bell took Reds deal Krenchicki Marauders take TVC opener, 9-l Scoreboard ... .. NHL results NATION.U. 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'JI'I~ :Jl .l'i t 7S .114 '!I I walks. Clean-up week set in Middleport PEOPLES BANK planning and our taK·deferred 1II!.A YO u'll earn high Interest · start withdrawing from your account I and save a sizable sum • • • for retlremtmt Stop In tOday and let us gtye vou the facts RECEIVE FlNE CRYSTAL D'ARQUES GLASSWARE OR A CASE KNIFE FOR EACH QUALIFYING IRA. COME SEE US FOR DETAILS! I Member FDIC PEOPLES BANK: Second Street Mason, W. Ya. 2212 Jackson Avenue Point Plelsant, W. Ya. m-5514 675.1121 5th Street New Hav... W. Y1. 882-2135 Couples will end marriages Merta Haggard A Friend In Caiitornio EPIC on sale!!! ~ Court grants $43,926 judgment Tues., Aprlll Thru Sat., April 5 • 7.94 lor , MIIIJ1('5~;t o\Rj uln'd Jlilft\(lt llc<n Ai.111rh l. r~ttdJt,. Sf('\"!' Pad! a u.nda pl.1yr>r 10 br namr-d l..tll'r from Aaltlmorl' for ou r flr~dr>r Mlkl' Ha11, who ~~o·a.~ a!lsiJ[O('d to Hr••hfosll'l' 111 thr l niNI\:tlkm.al I.A'agur r r\AA r; Aiilrrhl ~nd Pad Ia W(lf"f' uq(tn('d to mlnOr k'iti.1X' n unp: assl~m~<d pltchrn Rich IA1(JiliH alkl I'WtMn Roolr:'ro and ooffl('kb M<~rk Jl;r,·kJson to Trti!W of llw• 11.: \1-"al\'t'll Tom llurm In (JtO!' r lrr n•tu rn him tu Nl'\lo' \'OJ ~ rNl.• • Montll'll l - ."\cq lllrr'd Lnlk'ldl'l' Wayl'l' Kn·lll·hk·kl from Cincinnati for Qnor · n •;t f.~l f'lllY'nl 6.94 Each CasseHe OrLP ~ach CasseHe Or LP Bus-car accident investigated ~ldk 'l" Norm Cl111rlton: arqulrrd lmm ~t. I.ou.l..'l for lnllf>ldl•r Frnl M anrtju.>. ~- York tAL l - P!llt'rd pltrtll'r Brill catrl\l•r Tom N~to llurrn on llw' tiJ. day dl\!lblrd llo;t, Sf!a tTk' - Sl'nl ou lfl'l~r Johrt ~. lnndtt•f!ll Hamid ll.l oy"ii::tkl~ and .ll>rry Dylv)TI.~ kl. <~ nd ('all'hl'f O;nid Va lk> lo Calf::! I)' of lhl• J>JCIIk' CO<tSIIA'ag\1(' lAM 1 lluJwrhd ' Drr rolt - E:c1tfldM ~h C'tluck Oat)· ·~ ro n1 ra<" l 1\1.'0 ~an tltro~ ttr 1911'1-!R M~llr;on . :Meigs gals post 12-3 loop . ROCK SPRINGS - Despite from an Dlness that sidelined the • being outhlt 8-4, the Meigs Marau· Meigs ace for two games last week. The Meigs hltters Included a : derettes took advantage of 14 walks • to post a TVC-openlng 12.J wtn over ' single each byTamml Wright, Jodi Warren i..ocalin girls softball action Harrison, Carol Smith, and Shan· ' ron Hlndy. Tla Worstell's two rere Monday. singles Jed Warren Local. Coach Jon Amott's crew, woo go Blnebit hurled for the ID 3-1 overall and 1-0 In the TVC, and aUowed 14 base on balls and were down :Z.O going Into !IF third only four hlts In going tre route. when MilS eruploo i:>r five run5. Before Monday's wtn, !IF Marau.. · Warren made It 5-3ln !IF thlrd, but dereltes had defeatoo Tri-Way 12-0 : a Marauderette !hree-~t In !he and Athens :Jl-5 wlile losing ll-9 to ilurtlr brolar It open at~GaUipol~ The defending league Barb Hatfield weirt !IF route for champions travel to VInton UXJ.nty 1 Meigs, fanning !hie and did not Wednesday, host Soutrem walk a batter In scattering eight day, and hit tiE road Friday hlta. Hatfteld had just recoveree! Federal·HackfnK. ' 4.66 Each CasseHe Plus Many More To Choose From! THE INCOME TAX PEOPlE HUEY THE • UIUIY LEWIS & NEWS Anyone Interested In playing In the Eastern alumn} basketball game to be heldFridayat7: 30 p.m., shou ld be at the high school Tuesday, 7 p.m., lor practice. · MEATLOAF Bal Out Of Hell CIIRrSllll EM! AMERICA 1 ' I ' 618 East M~in Street · Po1111roy, Ohio Open ' l;M.-6 P.M. W~tkdays; •·5 Sat, APPOINT.NTS AVAIAIII-'PH ...2-37U ,, Ohio's poor (Continued from page 11 ' The board gave Initia l approva I to these loans, which must receive final approval later: Hubbard Exempted Village School District. Trumbull County, $813,600; Liberty Local School Distrlct. Trumbull County, $423,00, Tri-Cou nty North Local, Preble County, $.'!75,000; EHOVE Joint Vocational School District, Erie County, $262.400: .Ja mes A. Garileld Loca l School District. Portage County, $183,000; and North Fork Local School District, Licking Cou nty, $165,500. The board approved a lowinterest induslrlal development loan of $1 million to United Color Press of Dayton. lo expand its facility In Monroe. Butler County, adding 106 jobs in three years. Floyd L Stanley Floyd Leroy Stanley . 5.~. for· merly of Pomeroy, died Monday at his home In Franklin , Ohio. Mr. was a Korean veteran having scrvrd In the U. S. Air Force. He was emp'ioyed by National Cash Register Co. in Dayton. Surviving are his wife. Irene\ a son..Joseph, and a brother, William St anley, of Tiffin. · Services will bP held at 10 a.m. Wednesday at the Eaton-Anderson Funeral Home in Fr.anklin. Grave· side lites will he held at 2 p.m. Wednesda~· at the Gravel Hill Cemetery. Cheshire. Friends may ca ll at the funPral home from 5 to 8 this evening. would resume work' today. "We have been able to locate 100 bodies," Prlani said. He Indicated most of the bodies were still in the wreckage. Mexlcana Airline spokesman Eduardo Kuri said it would take at least 24 oours to recover all the bodies. Mexican a officials sa id I he oodles would he taken to Morella - 130 mUes northwest of Mexico City for ldentlficat ion. In a special office set up by Mexlcana in the Mexico City CLEVELAND (UP11 - Monairport, do7.ens of anxious and day's winnin g Ohio Lottery teariul relatives of passengers numbers: Dally Nwnber milled abo ut, begging for Meets Wednesday 1 ~. Information. Ticket sales totaled $1,074,852.50, Lebanon Township Trustees will "Where did it crash. please? Can with a payoff due of S735,:ffl .~ . meet at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the we go there'' We want to go the re PICK-4 anyway we can ?" said a young township building. 3757. man. A CivU Aeronautics Agency Veterans Memorial statement said communication Pearl Russell to Aleia Lyrut with tiE Boeing 7Zl was lost soon Adm lss ions.. Loretta Beegl~. alter II took off from Mexim City at Russell Bw·ton, Kenda Sheryl Russell Chapman, Karl Richard Pomeroy. 8:40a.m. Discharges--Louise Folmer, Ha· The last messagp the cont i'Ol Russell, parce ls, Bedford. Pfaff and Smith Bulldrrs Supply raid Triplett. tower In Mexico City received front Co. and Gene Yost . Mary Kay Yost, the doomed jet wa s a! 9:06a.m., wren pilot Carlos Guadarrama parcel. Lebanon. Melvin T. Hood , [):>c., Helen reported arl emergency . Louise Hood, Affld., Porn. VIII. "Emergency: Mexlcana 910 askLois G. Bailey, Dec., by exec .. to Ing to return to Mexico iC ityi", Murrell 0 . ,Bailey. Pa mela D. Guadarrama said, according to a Partly cloudy today with a high Bailey, parcels, Columbia . transcript of the exchan!;{'. between 80 and 85. Vat·ia ble EUen J. Rough t, Gerald J . cloudiness tonight with a chance ot "Received 940. You are aut ho· Rought to ~effrey J . Warner Eason, rlzed to descend to 200. Bear right showers and thunderstorms. The Linda R Warren Eason. parcels. dlrect to Mexico," a controller lows will be near 50. Porn. Viii. responded. Mostly sunny Wednesday with a Edwin Keith Cleland to Conn ie "Direct to the right to Mexico hlgh near 70. Darlene Cleland, parcels, Rutland. (C ity I," Guada1-rama confirmed . Edended Forecast J ack WelkPr to Charles M. Fry, It was his last message. The Thursday Utrough Saturday tower twice nied to contact 1h<:o Aletha ,J. Fry, parcels. Bedford. Fair Thursday and a chance of Maury Miller, [)(>c., Mildred plane but received oo answer. rain Friday 1111d Saturday. H!glt<; Several minutes later, the airpo11 Miller. Affld .. Salisbury. ~ will range between 65 1111d '15 Alice Barnhouse, [)(>c ., Floyd H. 'lbursday 1111d Friday and between control tower .In Morella reportrd sighting a column of smoke rising Barnhouse, Affld, Bedford. 55 and 65 Saturday' Lows wW be rn Vivian M. May, Donald A. May to from tiE mountai ns around Ute mid 30s to Jllld 40s Thursday ami Donald A. May, Vivian M. May, Maravatlo. In the 40s Friday and Saturday. · Rescue workers who J~ach<:od 1he Lot s, Mldd. Vill. Mary Theresa MattEr, Dec., wreckage said th< clock in the Bernadine Meier, Affld .. Porn. VIII. shattm'll mckpit had stopped at Ethel Swan. Dec.. to Maxine 9:11 Prlcc. Marvin G. Swan, Mary Jo Moser, Cert. of Trans., Lebanon. Clarence V. Price, Maxine Price, MaJTiage licenses William C. Moser, Mary Jo Moser to Marvin G . Swan. parcels, Marriage licenses have been min erals. Lebanon. Issued in Meigs County Probate Clnda L. Umbargrr 10 'John E. Cou rt to Bruce Eugene Cond<', 24, Umbargrr. parcels, Bedford. ' and Diana Linda Lyons, 25, both of fll !ltl UltiOil ..... Clarence B. Cash to Claratce l'f'l.lld Ill ..., r,, Pomeroy; Al lan Lee Wheeler, ll. Ivan Cash, Mary Camille Stanson, *- •ttt .CUlM , and Karen Sue Grate, 37, ooth of Betty Louise Wiseman. tracts. Pomeroy. Rutland . romtroy · Ohio lottery PropeJ:ty transfers Weather forecast WHAT TO DO FIRST WHEN A DEATH OCCURS • • l r~ ?~~~ When a death occurs in your famiy, call us immediately and then phone your !)IStor, priest 01 rabbi. He can provide .the mmediate cotrlort and solate at your hour ,o( peatest need. ' On our call. we will find out whit the tamily needs are and what immediate arr111pments ntllSt be made pr ior to the :: services. It is comfortinc to know that our services are · available to you totally on a 24 -hour-day basis. As your funeral cirector, we are familiar with all the personal 111d lepl necessities wltich SIJTTOund death. We will proceed . with all thouilttfulness and efficiency lD take care of there- , quired, procedures, takinc these burdens off your shoulders.. Thesa include, amon1 Others: declaration of death (wlidt , must be cert~ied by a doctor), co~q~letion of the death certi· , ficate, reaistration d the death and request fur burial permit. There are literlly dozent of other det.a"s, all d wltich •• im· port.lnt to you and for our personal aurfort II\ these oritical oours. You em rely on us to take care of these mtten with . dipity and foremost concern for your needs and comforts. 'I H&RBLOCit : Practice 8e88ion set COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPII Many long-distance phone calls made from one Ohio city to another wlll he about 9 percent cheaper beginning today because of a surplus In a fund designed to prevent unnecessary local phone rate Increases, the Public. Utilit ies Commission of Ohlo .sald Monday. A customer woo makes $15worth of In -state, Jong-dist)ncr calls monthly should save abOut $1.35 each month. the PUCO said. The rate reduction Is fXJSSibie because .of a surplus In a PUCO fund designed to preserve universal telepoone service and prevent unnecessary local phone rate Increases. · · The PUCO Is phasing out tiE pool to move to cost-based IJ"iclng and has crdered that all !unds he . returned to local phone companies ~­ and passed on to consumers '" through iower In· ~tate, longdlstantl' rates. "Natural gas prices are falling. none of the· large local phone compan ies have rates cases before us and now we are able to tal<e action to make Ohio ooe d tiE first" states In the nation to lower In-state, long-distance phone bills," said PUCO Chairman Thomas Olef113 . I Area death 166 people killed in Mexicana crash Emergency squads kept busy 5.94 mlk~+Th~ on tiM• l!l-da\ dl!lil hltti Ils i: ~Wtt"'ll fl"toto.ll fl.l'lll pll<'hN' Fr,mk ~·1 11 ~ to a 'n"lpl'· A rontrarr ){an ~a!-> C'lr y- Sr>nl pii<'I~N AI ttar,or.;t'f'l PARTICIPAN'IS - Eight Ohio Offtce Education Krls Sexton, 33rd In AccOunting and Related I. Association stud~nls represented Meigs High Sehool Standing left to right are Cheri Saulers, "eighth In at the StaleOOEA Contest, held Friday 1111dSalurday, Word Processing U and Debbie Downie, lith In Word Processing I. Mlssl Primmer also won a cenlflcate March 21·22, at the Hyatt Regency Hotel In doMttown Colwnbus. Fourteen hundred of Ohio's best Business for outstanding performance In Ecomrnlc Awareness. Al<;o participating In the state oomest but mt Office Education students participated In tiE oontest. pictured were Sherry WilsOn, lOih bt Records 'lbe students had eamed &he right to parllclpaiA> at tiE ~lanagement II and Missy I.Ongstrelh, :Uth In state level by winning or placing In tJte lop three at lnformation.COirununlcatlon II. Meigs BOE ln!Jihlc· regional competition. Seated left to right are Susan lors are Mrs. Carol Crow, Miss Becky Windon, Mrs. King, who placed third In Word Processbtg I; Carol Hendrix, 14th In lnformation-Conunun!cal!on I; Mlo;sl • Beverly Gaul 1111d Mr. Gordon Fisher. Primmer, founh In Accounting and Related U: and MAAAVATIO, Mexico (UP)) Mexicans AirlineS Flight 940, car· ryln g 166 people, had been airborne less than hali an l)ourwhenlhe pUot reported an emergency and requested permission to return to Mexico City. Five minu tes later, tiE Boeing m crasred In the rugged central Sierra Madre mount'\ins. All 166 peop le aboard wNe killed . The crash Monday was the worst in Mexican history. Lt. Col. Carlos Garci<I Priani, assistant army chief of staff In the area. said the tall section of the Boeing 7Zl, with some 20 bodies Inside, fell on one side of a hut. The · maln sectiOn of the plane slid over the crest of the hill into a crevice, Meigs County Emergency Medical Service report s nine calls leaving a trail of metal shards, Monday; Racine at 1:09 a.m. to Third St. fo r Linda Crystal to pieces of broken seats and hum an Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 4:30a.m. to Story 's Run remains. Rd. for Larry Cundiff to Veterans Memoria l Hospita l; R·utland at "Up to now I cannot tell you the 11:09 a.m. to Zion Road for Roland Morris to Veterans Memorial official version bul It seems that Hospital; Middleport at 2:40 p.m. to Story's Run Rd . for Nlmcy there was an explosion In the air -Plants to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy"at 3:16p. m. to before (the plane) crashed Into the Anne St. for Norma Curtis to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Racine crest of the hi ll, breaking Into two fire department at 4:~ p.m. to a brush lire In Anti<}ulty; Pomeroy parts, " Priani said. fire statiOn at 4:41 p.m. to a brush fire on the Oood road; Racine at ThP plane took off from Mexico 10:38 p.m. toRt. 124 for Ura Morris to Veterans Memorial Hospital; City's Benito Juarez International Rutland at 10:57 p.m. trea ted but did rot tran sport Jack lrshan from Airport Momjay morning bound for Rt. 689. . Los Angeles, with stops at the Pacific Coast resorts of Puerto Valarta and Mazalian . It was not known If any Ameri· Carl Vincent Gheen Sr., Pomeroy and Linda F. Gheen, Pomeroy; ca ns were aboard. An airline Michael Eugene King, Racine, and ~llle Jean King, Racine, have spokesm an said only two pas· filed for a dissolutions of their marrla es II) Meigs County Common sengers - the son and daught er of Pleas Courl . the pilot - were bound for Los JamE'S R. Reeves, Cheshire, has fU for a divorce from Emily Sue Angeles. The rest , Including nine Reeves, Cheshire, charging gross n lect of du ty. French citizens and a still undeter· mined number-of other foreigners. were heading to Puerto Vallarta and Mazatlan. James Stewart has been granted a judgment In Meigs County ' A Mexlcana Airlines spokesman Common Pleas Court of $43,\J'Ui.~ !rom PMA Enterprises In c. The said tiE crash was tiE worst in drfendant's motion for a continuance was overruled by the murt and Mexican history. The deadlies t 11 land installment contract retween tiE parties was declared null previous crash was on .June 4, 19Gl, and void. If judgment Is not paid, the pro~rty In ques tion will be when a Mexicana Boeing 7!7 foreclosed and sold. ra mmed Into a mountain near Charg~ of menacing and disorderly conduct flied against Jack Monterrey, killing 79 people. Smith have been dismissed with prejudice based upon tiE failure of Mexlcana FUght 940 went down the state to bring tiE defendant to tria l within the limitations of the near the Isolated ham let d Marava· speedy trial statute. Smith was arrested oo Feb. 14. tlo, In the ruggl'd Sierra Madre In other court matters, the probation of William A. Carswell has mining region. some !Kl miles been extended for two years. rorthwest of Mexico City. Rescue teams were flown by helicopter to a mountain clearing but still faced an hourlong hike up a steep. du sty, pine-studded mounAt 10: 58 p.m .. Rutland EMS was tainside to reach the crash site Sheriff Howard Frank reports an 9,000 feet above sea level and 9 accident about 3 p.m. Monday called to a motorcycle accldenf on mUes from the nearest road. Involving an Eastern Loca l school Rt. 6S1 just off the Appalac hian Theankle-deepreddust made the Highway . The man In volved In the bus and a parked car. footing treacherous. According to the sheriffs report, accident refused treatment and left Workers -carrying bodies on Sandra L. Cowdery, an Eastern the scene before tiE sheriff arrived . stretchers back to the landing site to driver, was backing her bus out of The man .later returned for his be loaded on the waiting helicopters the bus garage parking lot In motorcycle but It had been taken sometimes lost their footing and Tuppers Plains. She backed across from · the site. The sheriff Is fell. . both lanes of traffic on Rt. 681 and Investigating . By the time recovery operations The department received a ca ll hit a parked car owned by Warren were called off Monday night , only around midnight d a prowler In the ConnoUy. Cowdery was not cited. ·a bout lJ bodies had been removed 7 vicinity. ui otrer matters, the sheriff Rt.Autooritles from the site, autoorities said. They a !so Issued an lndlvld· reports a large plate glass was ual with DWI and le!t of center said t herccoverycrews-;~bou t 260 broken at Keebaugh's restaurant soldiers and Red CI'Oss workers citations last night. ~rou nd 10 p.m. Monday. Em· · ,,,.. ployees who were In tlte building at r;~~~:;;;;:::::::::::;;;;:;;;;::::::::;;;;;::::::~~:;::;j the time said the window just suddenly broke. There was oo evidence of gunshots and no objects which could have been thrown at the window were found In the buUdlng. The m3"tter Is being Investigated. The deparlrnent Investigated a H&R Block could put·the two together for you! domestic violence call on New : :Lbna Rd. at !0:15p.m. !that's t~lso ti!K deferrecl until you ATWITIC lf'ai\IP CHARLESTON, W.Va. (UP[) -Savings of $500 million In three years Is envisioned by Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. otflclals who cite cuts In administrative costs and overread and a new labor contract. . The company told shareholders In Its annual report d the anticipated reductions for 19&; through 198S: The letter from Chalnnan Cornell Maier and President A. Steprens Hutchcraft Jr. said cost reduction effort s and a healthy aluminum market would return the company to profitability this year. Key elements to their reductions Included renegotiation of Kaiser's contract with the United Steelworke rs that lowers annual wage and benefit costs by $50 mllllon, company otflclals said. Reductions in total salaried, administrative and overhead costs will mean an annual savings of at least $24 mution, the report said. The letter to shareowners said Kaiser's total employment has been sUced In half In the past Hve years through asset sales, decentralization programs and ottEr moves. The company had about 13,450 emp loyees in 1985. ·r- make ~fortune .. just some smarr rrr;~lo~ser;;Bo;b;F;or;sc;h·;~~~~~~~~~=~;;~~~~~§~~~~~~~~ - l'larl'd pllchrr Tom Waddl>ll ramJI Savings envisioned by cuts vou don't neea a fortune teller to f'k •,:l'lt~ nd lr·~lo!U r ' Clean-up week In Middleport wm be reid April7 through Aprllll . RRsldents are as ked to place unwanted Items and debris cleaned fwm their pro~rty near the curb In front d trelr homes and It wUI be picked up by the street departmept free of charge wring tha I period. with a Mike And The Mechanics Mike And The Mechanics ml11ur · The PTO organizations of Portland, Letart and Racine are holding a pedal tractor puU on Friday at the Soutrern Local High School ln. Racine under the sponsorship fo D. J .'s Trading Post andd local farmers. · There wut he six divisions including 20 to 30 pounds; 31 to 40 pounds; 41 to 50 pounds; 51 to 00 pounds; 61 to '70 pounds."~ntl 71 to Ill pounds. Weigh-In wut begin at 5 p.m. and pulllngwut start at 6. First and second plaee trophies will he awarded In each weight division wllh boys and girls pulling In Sl'parate categories. Entry fee is $1. All children are welcome to participate but they must be accompanied by an adult. There will be no admission charge for spectators although donations towards the event can be made at the door Pizza hot dogs , baked goods and other Items wUI he available. ' ' GIFT ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (UPil - Joe Price, making his first start of the sprlng,_l:!ltched three scoreless Innings .el"d drove In the first two runs with a bases-loaded single to give the Cincinnati Reds a 6-2 victory over Ute St. Louis Cardinals Monday. Price, who had an elbow problem last year, gave up one hit , walked two and struck ru t three. His single sparked a three-run second Inning . lo PTO sponsoring pedal pull a FREE f'h lcilf,tto u\J. ,- Hf.il'a<;('([ outfk'lcfi ltud\ I ~W In a move to reduce service duplication , tiE cable telev~lon system serving Galllpolls will drop one of the public television stations It offers to subscribers. · WOUB-TV In Atrens wlllleave the Consolldated Communications Group lineup at the end of the current school year, said' J.M. Crawford, general manager, In a letter to Gallipolis officials. ConsoHdated serves Galllpolls and several communities In the area, Including Point Pleasant, Pomeroy and Middleport, Crawford said that when WOUB Is dropped Its channel on the system wut be reiJiaeed by an electronic program guide channel ' listing all shows, contents and broadcast flmes The decision to drop the Ohio Unlverslty-~sed station sprang from tl!f> fact .Consolidated has more customers In West Vlrglnla than tn · Oh!Q and "one public broadcasting station Is sufficient," Crawford sa)d. Co11S€quently, Consolidated's only PBS offering wut he WPBY·TV, Huntington. . Crawford said the company expects complaJnts, "but 1n order to "serve our subscribers better, we want 10 carry as few duplicated stations as possible." · re~ Price is right, Reds triumph Each CasseHe OrLP .rates drop Consolidated drops WOUB- TV symmeM v,dlt•y: Meadow s (LP), Gate~ (2nd), Tihi"' (! lh) and Bloomfield. •· . Long dIStanee Local briefs slve attach. Gates walked, Mea· Eastern's de!ense was hlghllgh dows singled, Childers singled, Sly ted by outstanijlng plays by..:outBloomfield rammed a double, and . fielders Stev~ . Horner . and Jet! Foster singled. The score was now' Ca ldwell. Caldwell guMed down 12-4. two runners at the plate and Horner Eastern added slljgle runs In the made his usual rutstandingcatches fourth and fifth ffinings while In center. Symmes Valley plated a s~gle run Sly Bloomfield rlpped tiE ball for 1n the fourth and tu.o 1n the fifth. thrre hits, Including two doubles ~;astern senior Kevin Barber led and a sin gle. Gates, Tibbs, Foster, the Eagles with a three-for-three Larry Pernesettl and Meadows evening Including a triple. Eddie each singled. ' Colllns was 2-for-2 with two walks Eastern travels to Fort Frye and a double; Durst had atrlpleand tonight a~·d to Southwestern ~ single; Brent Bissell a double and Wednesday . single, Royce Bissell two singles, Llnest'Ore: Jeff Caldwell a dou ble and single, Symmes Valley 004 012- 710 2 d S If Easlern '750 Oil- If 1.5 3 an teve Horner a single. Je Bntteri"'' Ea.'llern' ounqWP),Collino Johnson added a triple and two (Gihl und Bissell, Kyle Da•to (41h) . Transactions mrr Dr! roll al MOf'lllt'll i, nlflht / Y""'flnrhrd dl\chlon IIIJto Jl·dlndw-d pl'llyoff bertll .lll and suffered the loss for Symmes Valley as tiE potent EHS bats knocked him out of tiE liox In the second .round. Meadows went one and one-third frames. Junior south· · paw"Steve Gates hurled two and two-thlrds Innings, while Dallas Tibbs finished the game . That trio combined, gave up 15 hits, walked 8, and fanned five. After Durst had retired tiE side in the first frame, Eastern rallied early "when with one out Royce Bissell singled. Following a second EllS out, Brent Bissell ripped along RBI double, Kevin Barber Hned an RBI single, Eddie Collins had an RBI double, Jeff Ca ldwell walked, and Jeff Johnson hit a towering two-run trlple. Before the dust had settled , Jimmy Ca ldwell walked and" Bryan Durst helped his own cause with a smashing triple. Durst came home on tiE overthrow lor an B-0 Eastern lead. Symmes was Idle In the second round, but Eastern· roared like a freight train through anotrer big Inning. Sophomore Steve Horner singled, Brent Bissell singled, Barber trlpl!\(1, Colllns walked, Jeff ' Caldwell singled, Jo hnson walked, and Durst singled for a four run second inning, the score 12·0. Spotting Eas tern 12 runs, Symmes Valley decided It was time to get to work, as , the Vikings Wlleasred their own potm t offen· "-'t.ll 1'\.'V lalanct'l'!l ut Phlladclphl~t . 7: :\'i Jl n1 f"lll!lbu'll.h a! WashlnRJon. 7:3.'1 p.m. Toronto at Sl . Lou\5, 11.: .l 'i p.m. Cblt_, a1 MlniAO!a. tt: :n pm. Phlladrl~illl 2l ~11 1 !)7 20:i ,-~rn 2.l ~ ~ 1 1A ,\ ·QJbr MMit rl m M 16 i m ?JS li .ll 9 Ill .1.11 ll.l 1ii 4t1 li .'111 2Kj :ti1 ,.(1JD 'J6~ M~DI\I..-n Bul fal Urtfn1 SmY1hr Dt\Won r -F:<I .11 :t'i II 74 1¥1~ l :llll ~I() 2!12~1 :l"l -~~ 6 ~ .1~ :ti9 lli r-.4 s :~ ~~16 .l lli ~ - Trnl Drtrolr • Krenchlckl ended the season with a over the regular third job. .272 batting average In !MJbase games. The Expos needed anotrer Infielder· because Tim Wallach broke his toe. Krenchlckl said he wasn't sur· prised by the trade, made fXJSSible by strong spring performances by rookie outfielders Paul O'NeUI, Kal Daniels and Tracy Jones. The Reds are ex peeled to use rookie shortstop Kurt StUiwell as trelr .backup Infielder and they could have two •Of the young outfielders oq the qJenlng day roser soould they decide to carry seven rut11elders. By Scqlt WoUe .. . EAST MEIGS - The hard· hlttlng Eastern EAgles brought their bats .to life early Monday evening to plate Ill runs In tiE first two Innings enroute · to a · hard· fought 14-7 SVAC triumph over Symmes Valley. The win oobsts Eastern to 2·1, while Symmes Valley suffers Its first defeat at2·1. Eastern's Bryan Durst went the distance, striking out one, scatterlng eight hlts, and giving up three walks. The sophomore righthander picked up his second win dtreyear with relief help from Eddie CoUins whocollectE!!)thesave.CoUinsgave up two hits · Junior Shane Meadows started The DailY j\ Eastern du~ps Vikings, !4-7 ·Southern defeats defending champs . April1, 1986 tuesday.. ~pril 1, 1.986 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio fjamli"fJ. j{-J Jltme . "Smlcs Plut ...Aff.llltiDn to Dettll" BRUCE FISHER (614) lltUI41 MIDDL~RT, OHIO ., f BILL BLOWER • �• The Daily Sentinel . . ' . By The Bend .. • • Pain could ·be .infection· or vartcose ·vetns ... . ~ Tuesday, April 1, 1986 Family medicine:' By EDWARD SC~K, D.O. Aasls&ant Prof....,r of Family Medicine Olllo University College ~ OsleopatNc Medicine Question: My husl;xlnd. recently developed pain and swelling In his scrotum. What could cause this conditiOn? Answer: SometlrnPs pain and enlargement of the scrotum ta sac-llke structure han ging from the groin which contains the m ale reproductive glands, or testes 1 are the ll!SUII of an Injury tci the groin caused by such activity as bike tes tis, demands Immediate treat- . ridlngorplaylngsports. Fr«Juently ml'nt. The ti'Stis twists around the the swelll~ g Is caused by blood In blood vi'Ssel that supplies It , and If the tissuE'S of the scrotu m and II'S tes not di ag nosed and surgi ca lly and rapidly subs ides wlv'n Ice Is trea ted withln about four hours, the applied and an athletic support er is test is loses its abil ity to fu nction worn . Some tnjuties. however, can forever, and may have to be be serious enough to result In loss of removed. Sometimes, though, this one Ot' both testis tsingu lar of · Condition "cures" ·Itself when' the 1 ti'Stesl. 1 testis untwists from around the · In other cases. no injury· has blood vesseL occurred and the symptoms of pain On the otlv'r han d, the sa me and s~elllng apply to only one side ·· symptoms could be the result of an of the scrotu m. This serious / infection of the epididymis (epp- uh· condit ion, called . torsion of the Your SocSec: . PRESENTED PlAQUE - RA!v. and Mrs. Odell Manley were .. presented 1111 appreciation plaque a1 a special "mortgage burning" service held reCently at the Middleport lndepe~~dent Hollness Olurch. Tile Manleys have been with the church since 19'76. Page- 6 I• ..... somethi ng you should do every l ew years to be sure all your earnings have been credited. It's simple; just complete a "Req uest for Sta tement of EarnJngs" JX>Stcard type fo rm and mall it ln. By writing "QC" In the upper right corner, you 'll get the number of quarters of coverage you now have along with the breakdown of your earnings. Best of al l, this lqa tree service. Well, tha t should be enough to shake ltv' oobwebs and sp1ingfever OJ! of you . lf you'd like an ea rnings r«J ui'St fo rm or a Social Security number application. just stop In at OJ r office at 221~ Columbus Road . In Athe ns. Or you ca n give us a call at 992-6622. Interview with BORN LOSER • salps wit h ma ny memoers of the com munJt.v cont ributing foods. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Amos moved into their new horne, -the forrnpr Russell Flndling property. Members of the church and comrnunitv who attended the· fortieth wedd.ln g annivPrsary of Eloise and Russell Archer on March 16 Included Mr. and Mrs. Clarence HenciPrson, Clara Follrod, Nin a Rot>nson. N<'lliP Parker, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Spencer. and Myr tle F1an nders. . · 'Mr. and Mrs. Delix'rt Yost visited Mr. an d Mrs. Richard Yost and Aaron March 22. They report that CRnevirve Guthrie is making slow rC'Covrry. Mrs. Wilber Parker \1sited Violet Parker, Route 248, and Elizabet h and John Hayes, Chester. Divorce Court IHl Barney Miller 7:05 IIl Mary Tyler Moore ' 7:30 0 (}) ® .Now Newlywed Game (I) AWA Wrestling fJI (!) WKRP in Cincinnati 0 (]) !Ill Jooperdy Cll Mind Your Lenguogo @ 'Wheal of Fortune II) lJ]J Entertainment To- FRANK AND ERNIE night Interview with Ted Danson. IHl Bob Newhart 7:35 (I) Sanford and Son 8:00 0 (2) !Ill Tho A-Team B.A. muscl es his way into a ch ampionship stock-car REMOTE TV TUNERS -; rac e in order· to protect Hannibal's nephew from Laurel Cliff area happenings Attendance at the Free Methodlst Church March Zl was 78. Mr. and Mrs. Ha rold Tally, Jean Parker, Texas, spent a week wit h Mrs. Tally's mother, Mrs. Betha Parker. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. (iene Alkire, Mrs. Cleo Pa rker, Qllumrus, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kasper, Dayton, and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Parker. local, had a blrt hday dinner for Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Edna Schaefer, Mrs. Ferndo ra Story, has been report ed ill with very bad colds. Mrs. O>cll Hart and daught er Mrs. Hilda Hart Tirado, Shade, atten<Pd Sunday morning service at the loca l chur~. • ' Right to Read week observed Jeremy Coleman, Aimee Lemley, and Alanna Cleland , were p>ster winners in a Right to Rl'ad activity at the Rutland El ~rnent ary School. Several special activities took place during the week Including a reading rock-a-thon and come-asyour·favortt..- character day. Par( ents were Invited Into the classrooms to obse1ve reading classes. In the dress-up cnl est, BobbiJo Dllsse, Na than Halfhlll, and St.e phanie Davis were the winners. Bank One dona ted gifts lor the fi rst, second and third place prizes In the contests. Morris birthday Matthew Morris recently ol> Served his ninth bir thday at two part ies. The first party was held at his hom<' on March Zl wit h his pa rents, Roland and Fern Morris, his grandparent s, Eldon and Phyllis Morris, and his grandmothe r, M ary Showalter. Joining Ihe group later were Nancy Morris, Ell!'n Showalter, and Tim. and Da nny and Angela Mon·is. Cakr and other refresherntns wcrr served. ThP second party was a surptise one held at his cub scout pack meel lng. Ca ke and ice cream were served to Patrick Young, .Jotm Jeffers, Rya n Dodson,lf'ony Roush, and the den mother . Thelma Jeffers. Unable to attend but sending gifts or cards were Da le, Pa tty and Clay Showa ter, Jackie Zirkle, Frank, Linda and VIncent Broder ic k, Jim, Carol and J immy Anderson, Gary and Flossie Dill , and Beula h and Buster Sheppand. Klrnherly ,ftA!nee Johnson Johnson birth Mr. and Mrs. David 'J ohnson, Middleport, arc an nounc ing the birth of a daughter, Kimberly Henee, at the Holzer ·Med ical Center, Feb. 22. The Infant weighed nino popnds, 11 ounces and was 22 inches IOtig. Maternal grandmother Is Mannie Stephenson, Pomeroy. and the palernal grandparenls are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Johnson, Mason, W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson have two sons, Jeremy Da vid, seven, and Scott Michael, three. t29S 531 JACKSON PIKE · RT. 35 WEST PfQ,e 44e ·4524 BARGAINMATIN EES SATURDAY I SUNDAY - ALL SEATS 12. 50 ADMISS ION EVERY TUESDAY I2.1D i • I ' • ~ARCH 28 -APRIL!) about her declin ing health. ... I'VE SOT A . "OETTING ~ou fHERE SAFEh • . ,LOWEST PRICES ON PASUNGER CARS AND LIGHT TRUCK nRES ARt 'tCV BAD. 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Benny Hill Show Cll i!CTV the asaault on her on -air ra· Pass DAILY CRYPTOQUOTES - Here's bow to work it: "sz sz IQQM w Q z <.: U XC Z Z A W, J sz XA J sz wQ z c I Z T XA ~ XAT . - R U QP ZUV Yettenlay's Cryptoquote: I NEVER IJAHED TO BE RADICAL WHEN YOUNG FOR FEAR IT WU\I LD MAKE • ME A CONSERVATIVE WHEN OLD. - RORE RT FROST Show Ton igl'lt's guest is pianist Horacia Gutt ierez . WELL, TAKE A LOOK AT Pa5S I NT Pass 36 Killer Derby ·Coverage from Aiv· (60 min.) In Stereo. @ SportsCentor 11) WKRP in Cinc innati fB C!l® Taxl 0 I]) Simon & Simon A female disc jockey hires Pass 37 Being (Sp.) I ll]) Comparaqle Wonh All ln,m ~)U~p I I OJ rt·olll.oi'l ''•1'. 11 Jndl ~ l l li Lli ,I~I I J'• I n l ' J• 'll' I 111 J,:, 3 NT Soat• 35 Immovable ·· IHJ WKRP in Cinclnneti 11 :30 0 (}) ® Tho Tonight EvuinJIUd weeke ~d s i)y • P!HIInlmeht Pass Pass Pass East derrick IIl CBN News Tonight ® I. Nortll w.. , 18 Any minut<•25 Leafy sorrel now shelter 7 Beside 21 Metalware 27 Flutter 22 Where lhe 28 German oneself c. k 1 8 ReadY odhaw s stye cake 10 Bogart play 29 Old Chinese ntm role 23 Break residence II Vestibule bread 34 Watch 15 Gossip (sl.) 24 Im portune 35 Charge (]) II) llll Spenser: For Hire SNAKE! ! Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South verh entiinl!l;'r+-t31 Have debts t-,.,.++32 Extinct bird 33 Nputical m in.) 0 tK975 4 policy" diver to investig ate th e disppearance of an rocean · og rapher. (60 m1n.) In Stereo . or~ e ad, 6 30 Riblical (2) llJ) Stingray Stingra V masquerades as a n ava l ONLY ONE tQ • K 732 unit 27 "The best 10:00 0 . HEY!! tJ6 • 26 Radiation tryi ng time for Al ex and th e I TOLD YOU NOT TO STEAL TH EM CHICKENS SOUTH 25 Bad humor staff . I 2 24 Mexic an laborer exam ining the last elections in two Me xican slates. (60 min .) 0 11) tiD Foley Square A the D.A:s office pic ks a ' •a 6 Wood 17 Resort 19 setting Distant Author 20 . · Vidal 2 t Rr<ttsh Conserr.... vative -,.. 22 Santa's laundry problem 23 Agreed . journalist covering a day i n 1() •-··... . . • 8 53 2 'A J 9 4 • J98 • Q ID tA63 City 16 Make a choice City •· 1·1& , EAST WEST .10 9 7 4 .Q 7 3 2 by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 38 German 1 Yearn river 5 Fowl 39 Early garden enclosure 9 Mine cart DOWN 10 Obtain I Literary 12 Suffer muskeU!er from 2 Hart 13 Typewriter or Stephen 3 Think well feature 4 Uncle (Scot.) 14 United 15 Swedish 5 German important cri minal case. Austin NORTH tAKQ · \O.K 8 5 t A 6 54 tQJ tO ~-'Hd" LouiM Mandrell I Mel McDaniel IJ]) Frontline: Standoff in M.. ico ICC) The qu astion 9:30 Andgetananswertoyotll'financialneedswitltin 48hours. · Ta1li to the manager; and you're Wfring to the boss." " STEAL-THILY" It is easy to see that North jumped to three no-trump on brute strength rather than a long suit, but West still had to try to defeat the contract. On the opening lead East played t he spade five, starting a higb-low signal to give count. Then, when clubs were played from dummy, East further cooperated by signaling with the club eight. West ducked the first club but won the second as East played the deuce. Arne Mobr reasoned that there was no real cbance of beaUng the contract if declarer bad tbe heart ace. If South did not, he probably held the diamond king whicb woold give him nine tricks unleU the defenders could tate five tricks flnl So West took what seemed to be his best chance. He thrust witb 1remely critical p arents. IF YOU 6 EE' Af'!Y qERMS, EN SIGN GALA XY Answer: How a co mpetent thief does his work- ICC), A fte r David crack s an ()) tomonow~ (An swers CLOTH contr~ct. plans a spec ial dinner to reun ite Jo with her ex· GE:RMSARE fteeneficial· Jumbles: TWEET Arne Mohr of Denmark got off to · wrong opening lead, although he later made up for his mistake. Why is the opening spade lead wrong? The bidding suggests there may be a long diamond suit in dummy and West's Q· 10 suggests that declarer will be able to run diamonds. So the best chance for the defense is to lead a suit that can he quickly established. With the club ace aJI an entry, West hopes his side can later cash out to set the the lead. )6 0 min.) 0 C1J tm Mary )CC) Mary SPENIJ EVENING WITH BOSS. .992·21t 1 tJ By Jamet Jacoby Madd ie is determ ined to discover w here he fo und ~----------.,-, Now arrange the circled letter~ to fonn the surprise answer, as aug. ge11ted by the above car1oon . The second shot hits home suspected in t he murder of a blonde found in Hunter's apartment. (60 min.) In M.ORTY M E EKLE AND WINTHROP ,., James Jacoby Hunter ari d McCall investi· gate a Russia n defecto r Al.Cll. 1 """"' . .446-2765 I .. BRIDGE Stereo. Ask the boss about our tax preparation,!too. PH. 742-3088 Yesterday's 1Il 700 Club @ Championship Roller Derby (]) Ill (!}I Moonlighting - WHAT MOTHE~ ~AID TO TH! 50Y WHO HAP IJEE"i P'LAYI"i\5 WIT!-1 CoAl... . 9:00 1J (2) ® Hunter Part 1 of 2 £XWSE: M£ .. .BUT ~(D Ill X)~~E"( I I)"? MMI:( yes to a special favor . EEK& MEEK •• LOCATED: MAIN ST., RUTLAND. OHIO OPEN : 8· 6 MON.-SAT.; 8-8 FRI . t ) II • " ~~~~~ j ICHANIG I K) · ) he can't get Saiki to say Don't be shy. You'vegot a date with the boss. Even eve,nings or weekends- just call and make an appointment Your Beneficial manager will happily meet with you. For a Personal or Home Equity Loan. Or a Credit Line Account up to$200,000 And you'll get an answer in 48 hours or less. So get in touch with the boss. Your date's waiting for you. r .r I I career may be ruin ed when Rod Newsome, son of Frank and Jo Ann Newsome, Five Point s, was recently honord with a party in observance of his 12th birthday at their home. Att ending wPrr the honort?e and his mother. JoAnn and brother, Terry, Philip Woods, Mike Hoffman. Matt Ridenour, T.J. BucklPy. Dea n Mays, Lee Gillian. Tony Grate, Jancll!' Neutzllng. Alvena Va n MeiPr, .Julie Rifflr. Monica Adams, Ell7abeth Lawson, Tim Lawoon. Elea nor Lawson, Nichola Pickens and Danny Short . Sending gifts were Mr. and Mrs. Rorinle Dalton and sons, Chris and Stevie, and Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Perry. 300W. Second Stree1. . --- th e art of sayin g no. Larry's budding photoj ournaism Newsome . birthday POMEROY- ;ALIGNMENTS *FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES *TIRE REPAIR Muter Card and Vioa Welcome '1 Rod Newsome GALLIPOLIS416 Second Aiienue , . Evening star Ali ce hesitates to te ll Gordon th e truth (60 min .) I]) MecNoil·lehrar New&h· our IJ]) Nova: A Iaior Atom, B Is lor Bomb )CC) Th e work of Dr. Edward Teller !'tho father of the hydrogen bomb,') is presented. (60 min.) (A). IHl MOVIE: 'April Fools' 8:05 iiJ MOVIE: 'Captain Nowman, MD' 8:30 (]) II) (j}) Perfect Stronger• After Larry teaches Sa iki FRIDAY thru THURSCAY: The boss is io at the following locations: RUTLAND TIRE SALES mobsters. (60 min .)(R). IIJ Daktilri ._, (]) II) lJ]J Who's tho Boss? iCC) . f!l (!) MOVIE: 'Ghost Story' 0 (I) ®I Morningstar/ -~ I·--· tJ- - ... J I 2 . mJollersons our - - .. Ron Ho- II) llll • Matthew Morm ."' ® Eyewitness News · [)) MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh- ·- Sunday school attendanCe March 16 was 24; On March 23 Sunday sdtool attenda nce was 32; chu rch ·.attendance: 23. Sunrise Service, Easter break· fast, and egg hunt will be held -Easter Sunday. Weekly prayer meetings on Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.' are well att eb ded. All lfelcome. · Alfred Youth mPI March 23 and final ized plans for their soup 31 pper, on April ~ at ~ p.m. Soup. sandwiChi'S, and pie will be served. All welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Swart z and Jeff , and Mr. and Mrs. Randy Wagoner, Williamstown . W.Va .. '!Jlellt Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Hoba rt Swartz. ; A largl' crowd attended the ,Russell Findling sa le March 15. Alfred UMW sponsored the lunch four ordinary words. (I) !Ill Wheel of Fortuna ® 'Nightly Business Report 0 Johnson birth Alfred coffimunity notes • one let1er to·NCh square, to form ward. fl) GAME 1>¥ Henri Arnell! and Bob loo Untcrambte theM lour Jumbles~ (]) Cll llll ABC News fl) (!) One Oay at a Time 0 Cll ®I CBS News · · (I) Doctor Who ' I!]) Body Electric IHl Jollersons (jJ) NBC News 6:36 IIl Carol Burnen 7:00 0 (}) PM Magazine IIl Aliao Smith end Jones (I) SportsCentar (]) Entertainment Tonight J Nelson birth '· 1.!1/ ~~ · (]) Rev_ co' s World Claas Women Church mortgage burned •.,., ~ 6:00 0 (}) N-ocantor 1D Gr_een Acres ·· CU Morda Sportolook (]) 0 11) Ill llll IIII' Nowo fJ) (!) Dtlfrant-S.trokes CIJ 3·2-1, Contact (CCI ®l Eyewltnoos Newe ·(j]) Hat he YOlJI 1Hl Good Times 6:05 IIl Andy Griffith 6:30 0 (}) NBC Nightly News IIl Tho Rillomsn • CAPTAIN EASY 1 Middleport Independent Holiness ing a buUPtin board with a pictorial Church burned It s mortgage on history of tlv' var ious stages of the Jan. 31 with several area chu rches building process, including pictul'l'S represented a t the special service. of Bob and Ro~r Jeffers as they Thirteen ministers wpre in attend- donated their se1v lces in excavat anee 11Ythe meeting. ing the grounds. Pic tures of past The mortgage was burned at chu rch ac tivities were also approximately 9:20 p.m. by Rev. displayed. <Aiell Manley. chu nch pastor. Rev. Another buUet in board was preSteve Manley, the pastor's son. pared with Busy Bee's and mu sical " Rev. Robert E. Manley and Rev. notes entitled "The people had a Steve Tomek. mind 10 work so the church was Adam Jordan Johnson Pastor Manley led the m ngrega - completed working togPthe r In lion with the prelimlnarys and harmony." Nancy and Dorcas theme song, "Let the Lord Have His Ma nley a rrang~>d the two boards. Way." Congregational singing was Rev . Ode ll Manley and his wife Mr and Mrs. Carroll (Joe l · conducted bY Kenneth DeLong. Dorcas have pastored the congre- Johnson. Portland are announcing ,.' ' 'k) Speclal music was featured by gal ion slneo .July 1976 when It met In the birth or a son, Adam Jorda n, Alan Kenneth Nelson Ooncas " nd Betty Manley on the the home of Mr. and Mr<. RogPr bOrn on Fb. 20. The infa nt weighed plano, Debbie Light on the org-Jn, Manley . In August 1976, the group six pounds, live ounces and was 19 ·RI'v. St€'Ve Manley and KennetiL , rented thr 'former Tuckerman 's inches long. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson DeLong on r hythm guitars, Rev. Grocery Slore on the corner of have another son. Tyler Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. Steve Nelson, Steve Tomek on bass gu it a~, and Fourth and Lincoln Sts. in Midd le- two. Flatwoods ROad , Pomeroy, are Ruth DeLong on accordia n. port. Thr property on Pea!' I St. Ma ternal grandparents are Clar- announcing the birth of a seven Juanita Roush and Henry Eblin where the r hunch now sta nds was ence and Iva Lawren.;e, Portland. pounds, 10 ounce son, Alan KenJr. presmted voca l solos, respec· purchased in May 1977 and ron· Paternal grandparents are Helen neth, born on Feb. 4 at Camden tlvely. "The Brush" and "Mreting st ruction trgan at tha t time. The Pickens, Racine, and Carroll J ohn- Clark Hospital In Parkersbu rg, 1n The Air." Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth first srl'\· icr and dedication of the son. Middleport . Maternal great- W.Va. DeLong sang a duet "Look for MP basemen ! was April 2. 197R ThP grandfather Is Ray Ward, East Maternal grandparents are Mr. At Jesus' Feet," and a trio, Rr,·. mortgage was ))'lid off this past Liverpool, and the pa terna l great· and Mrs. Dale Eaton, Parke rsburg, and Mrs. 'Steve Manley and Rev . .Janumy. grandmother is Margaret Johnson. and paternal gra n~arents are Mr. ::;iteve Tomek. presented "Wha t a The congrega tion presented Pas- Mlddleport. and Mrs. J .K. Nelson, Flatwoods ·(Dvely Name the Name of Jesus." tor and Mrs. Ma nl~y with a pl aqu~ Road, P om er oy . Gre at 'The youth ol tlv' church sang rnscrihed "We the people of the grandparents are Mrs. Effie Eaton, "We're a New Creation Here On Middlepo11 lnciPpendent Ho lin~ss Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. W.O. Pl'arl St.," the lyrics by Nancy Church want to than k God for our Buckley, VIenna, W.Va. and Mrs. Manley who led tlv' youth singing. de bt -frce house of worship and for Maxine Nelson , Columbus. Mr. and The youth also presented tlv' oo n~_, oor pa'stor and his wile. Odell and Mrs. Nelson have a daughter, Sara "Ohedlen(('" led by the JllSior. "-Bettv Ma nley ," along with a rose Beth, 21 months. Guest speaker lor the occasion boutonn iere for him and a double was Rev. Ben Wa tt ~ of Ew lngton rose oorsage for her. Larw baskets 1'11h text from . Titus 1: I. Rev . of red an d white carnations, one Dewey King led the Jiayer before donated by F rancis Florist. ciPcoihe message. rated the altar. Gucs ls wrrc The congrrga tk:l n cnjo):ect. •·trw· reg istered by Nancy Manley. ., 4/1/QG - . dld-uh-miss 1, a sac-llke gland that It usually occurs 31about age l! and larly from the time tircy reach sits on top of and stores sperrh is marked only by the painless, .. pllberty, and took carefully fo r produced In the ti'Stls, Treated bY non-tender swelling or one side of unusual swellin g or ten <Prness. antibiotics, thls Is not usually a the scrotum. Cancer of tlv' ti'Stes Physicians will exa mine male serious condition. requirE'S exploratory surgery . to children to 'make sure bot h testes Occasionally, varicose veins de- diagnose "!l,d treat It , as well as have descenciPd into the scrotu m. If velop along the spermatic cord radiation lltd chemotherapy ~ the ti'S tes h~vrn 't descended by age which leads from the abdomen to necessary. Like all other cillloers, it 2, they are surgica lly placed into ttl:> the testes and causes swelling. In Is fatal if not caught early. scrotum. many cases It Is not a problem; In Ques tion: Is there a sPit· Men . are ottrn emba rrassed to fa ct, the swelling disappears when examin ation for can(('r of the see a doctor about swelling In the lying down. testE'S? scrotum, but' a physici an needs to Cancer of the te;ti'S can also Answer: It's Important for al l be consulted qu ickly tt tlv' swelling cause enlarl>"rnent of the scrotum. males to check tllPir testes rrgu - Is sudden and painful. quires your exact 19lfi earnlngs and minutes to complete the form an d. the best estimate or your 1986 pri'Smt some iden tification such as earnin gs. your martiage certificate or the That es timate affects benefit di vorce decree. payments for the year. BeneficiarAnd how about you studenls who Ies under ffi can earn up to $5760 In are looking for after-school jobs or 1986 with no reduction In their summer ernploymr nt'! Do you checks. Someone between ffi-00 has have a Social Security number yet? an earnings ilrnlt of S'IMO while •Getting ready to start to drive? The those 70 and older have no llrnit. drivers license application requires One half oft he amount earned over a Social Security number. It takes the applicable limit Is withheld less than two weeks to have a card from the year' s Social Security Issued so don 't pul this off until the benefits. day before you star! to work or the What about your Social Security day you ap ply. for your dtiv lng card ? Have you recently changed permit. Gel your Social Secutity your name due to a marriage or a number before you need to use it. · divorre? Don't forget to get your Another one of those spting Social Security recond changed, cleaning Items Is a check of your too. All need to do Is few Social Secutity earnJngs record, ftJNNl00~ ~THAT Te.l evision Viewing Don't put off returns} reports By LOU HORVATH Field Representallve Hey, It's Spring! Forget.about all that snow behind the garage that hasn't melted yet and t ry tci Ignore those day- to -d ay fift y degree temperature swings. Spring Is the time of the year you attend to those litt le tasks you didn't complete over the winter. And by now you should have guessed J'm talklng about those Social Security mailers yoo may have put off during the cold months . For example, if you're rece iving Social Secutity benefits and also working, you have until April 15 to file an annual earnings report with Social ~utity . Th at report re- .I ~ Lao Vegao. NV • (]) Entenolnmont TonJoht Ho- 0 11) Madigan: The Men. hetten Beat guest ia movie mogul Sam ~ Cll llll rjews (j11 MOVIE: 'David Copper. f,ald' 1:00 IIl Dobie Gillis (]) Archie Bu nker's Place fJI CD Wild, Wild West Cll (j}) CNN News 1:06 (]) MOVIE: 'Good Neighbor • Arkoff. (60 min.t In Stereo.; C~~by Show (]) ABC Nawo Ntahttlho 1:30 I]) Fath~ r Knows Boat 11) News Interview w ith ward . Ron fJI (!) Rawhide III MOVIE: 'Men from Rio' Cll il}l Eyo on Hollywood 12:30 8 III 1I11 Late Night with'• David Lettormon Tonight'S IIl Bill Sam' .' �Page-1 0-The Daily Sentinel organizatio~; Meigs Middl~rt. Pomeroy Tuesday. April 1. 1986 Ohio gather for meetinis recently singing "Biesseq Redeemer." Car· to contact Mrs. &mlen. . 'Suwort of. tt.> Meigs County tentatively set lor 'Ji.Jesday momroll Ann Harper, secretary; and Carron Ann Harper gave c1evo- · TubercuklslsLevytobevotedonln ing when the United Metoodist ··11. soup supper was planned for Ruby V~ughan, trea5Urer, gave lions entitled "At Last I'm Begin- the May prtmarY was given by the Mrs. Everett Hayes reviE>wed Women of the Pomeroy Church April 5 when the Alfi·ed Church reports. Tbe Slota VaUey Sprtng nlng to"Understand." Group I h.ad group. Sununer meeting ~ the Georgi' Bernard Shaw's "St. .Joan," met recently at the church. lftv1YF met at the church J'!'Cen!ly . Presbyterian was announced for the program entitled "Thoughts As!Klclatlon was announced for published In 1925. at the Wednesday It was noted that the Sunday The supper wlll be held at the AprU 16 at the Covenant Presbyter· About Easter: Reflectklns on a JUne :a; at 7: llwlih Group II to h•ve ma>tlng of the Middleport Literary evmlng Bible study program on the church with se1vlngfrom~ to7p.m. ian Church In Cclumbus. Reserva- Broken Boey and ~ Matchless thep-ogramandGroupltobelDst. Club held at the home of Mrs. Holy Spirit wUI concludE' on Palm and !he mPnu will consist of chili , lions ~$3.!J:laredueby AprUlland Love." Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. Refreshments were served by F.orest Bachtel. Sunday. Aretreat foryoungwomen anyone planning to attend Is asked Harper gave tiP p-ogram. · Group II to the members attending. Mrs. Hayes told of the authentic under 40 to bl> held on Aprill!lwas' vegetable soup, sloppy joes, hot dogs, and pie. written history when the English announced along with a district .,li t Sull!lay night's meeting the Public Notice Public Public Notice Public Notice occupied most of FranC!' at the time retreat to be held on May 2 and 3. grou p played games, Marilyn of William, the Con<juerer. Sh<? The school or missions has bel'n Meltll Ccuntv. Ohio. 4117e9. -MEMORANDA DATE: Robinson had the lesson, songs noted that during the 100 year war, planned for July 14-21 and tlw The .rnv• of tho C011111alnt Aueued were sung and r£1reshmmts wPre !Con tinued from Page 7) clonWidl Judtl.....llltloinittho 1357 to 1456, each Province was dlstrtct annual me<>tlng will bl> held Valuation ......... 3.690,420 se1ved. Next meeting will be on Delondlnll. Owlght E. C.t Property Tox Loviea: ruled by Its own Lord and the on Sept. 25. Oct. 16 will be spiriiual TOTAL REV . Apru~ 6. · a~d Jllilqu.... K.. Cor!, In tho 10 Milt ........... 10.po tnoldo country was deeply divided Into mrlclun~nt day. RCPTS ......... ...... .. ..69,467 .,m of Twenty- Tho....,d Outoldo 10 Mitl ......... 30.80 loyalties. The peasants lived in EXPENDITURE / Activitioo ............. ........ 296 Eat. Population .......... 1 000 5_, Hundred Slxt- DotIt was noted that bijo.akfast will be OiS8URSEMENTS: Basic Utility complete dessolution with disease held following sunriSe Services-. at.. len 1nd Five Centt 1980 Foderot Pero. Sorv . .... .. ....... 18. 960 S_arvicoo .... .... .. .. .. ..... 4 , 828 Canouo P!JP . .... .. .... .... .. 948 (t20.718.06), with lntNew .officers were installed in a and srarvatkln prevalent. A devout the church. Eighty-nine sick and Fringe Bonaflto .. .. .... .2, 161 .Tranoponatlon .. .. .... 19, 710 MAR. 24, 1988 - · lit rote oi M;ll2 .,.. Joan De Ark, a 12-year old, had shut In calls were rep(\rted . Dorothy ' capd light cet·emony conducted by Mawlatoond Gen . Go• ....... ...... .. 21 ,369 t conify the following ro· cloY. from- 5, 1ll85, . Kath CDanicl. retiring leader, at visions of a unlted France an.,; Downie used a letter from Adena L. Sup! loa ...""-.... .. .. .. .. 11,287 Pore. Sorv ........... .. . 18,950 port to be correct and true, one! tho colla of tHo tction: 'Ji.Jesd· nig-ht's me£>ting of Pome· Utititieo .. ....... .... ... .. .2,636 Fringe 8onofill ......... 2,161 to tho boot of mv knowl· IIIII 1ho . Corrc>lllnt bo loreunder the leadershp of King Goety, a deaco.ness lor the Met hoOutlay ..... .. ...... .2.600 Materials and edge: ond 1hot "tho Mono Charles In 1429 at the age of 17, she dlsts pi C_Jnclnnati, and a pl"dyer roy T , Cl ub 570 held in tt>e Cap. Supplioo ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. 11 , 26 7 Other Operating J1nice Llw1on . •nd/ or intertltl• or an tltd cal,eteri· at Veterans Memorial saw her mission a success. Later poem lor devotions. Utilitioo .................... 2. 636 Expensea ................. 13.480 property, il any, bo mor· C\.erlc-Treoo. . Hospi I. she was tried for heresy . TOTAL EX PEN 0 . Cop~al Outlay ...... .. 14.046 ohlited and the real ollato Wetor'il .. P. o . Box 261 Alice Wamsley presented a proFr nds Haggy, McDaniel and OISBURS ...... ......... .60,231 Other Operating Mrs. Hayes read excerpts from gram on the tubl>rculosis problems titlo quiotod and oald prop Syr..uoa. Ohio 46779 Exponooo .............. .. 13,480 Exc. Rctpa. Over any sold In the foreckJaure PH. 814·99~ · 7351 the play. For roll call membl>rs and asked lor support and endorse- Kay Monis tied fo r being the best lUnder) Oiob . ............ 8.473 TOTAL EXPEND. action and 111 amoLntt due 1411. ftc losers of the week with Margaret tnt. Rev ........ named a famous martyr from mmt of the levy. She noted that 21 .. ...... .. .. 3,36 0 OISBUR$ ...... .. ..... 116,886 Plaintiff be paid from tho Biggs as' 11li)J1er-up. Thirty-four religious or political history. TransferExc. Rcpu. Over proceed• of the tale. cases have been found in Meigs members weighed in With two nE'W Operating Public Notice In ............................ 600 (Under) Olsb ... .. .. .... (4 ,116) Mrs. Bq,chtel Introduced the Coilnty. Frl'E' skin tests arc availaPlointlff bo peld from tho Int. Rev ......... ....... .. .. 3,360 nansfer•proooodo of tho ula. prograrri theme. E117.abeth Mourn- ble · at the office in the Meigs members bl>lng welcomed. Area 9perating Out .. .. ................. .. ... . 600 Operating TransfauYou 1re f'«<Uirld to answer Recognition Day was announced Ing, Jen Cheshire and Beulah Multi-Purpose building on Monday: Note and Bond ln .. ......................... 1.1 50 IN 'THE COMMON PLEAS tho C0f111illnl within twonty· for May 17 in Cincinnati. Winner of Retirement .......... ... 11.131 Operating TransfersMcComas were guests. COURT OF eight (28) days .... tMt Tuesday and Wednesday morn 04t ...... .. ...... .. .... .. .. .. 1 ,160 MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO this week 's fruit basket was Int. Ex.p. and Fiacal puiJIIcotiotl of lhll Notico. lngs. DIAMOND SAYINGS & Virginia Smit h. Weigh-In each Chargeo .................. :2,394 ' Note and Bond whlcl1 witt be publiohod once A report was given on the Church week is from 6 to 7 p.m. with Other Fin. Usea ..... ....... 718 Retirement .... ....... .. 11 . 131 LOAN COMPANY, 1'1week lot olx (81 ......_ tnt . Exp. & Fiscal VS. Exc. of Tot. Repts. Women United program held at the meet ings following. live · ·The r.. pubtico- · Quarterly birthdays were ob...... .. .. .. ....... 2,394 Chargee Over IUndarl Total DWIGHT E. CARL. ot.,ot.;...,.., tion wiii'IITIIin Cl1 tho , .. day Other Fin. Uaoo .......... .. 718 served at the recent me<>tlng of the Episcopal Church with abcut 50 Otlllldtnto of April, 1988, _.,d tho Oiaburo . .... .... .... ..... (2 ,4101 Fund Cash Balance TOT . OTHER c- No. 811-CV-375 Harrisonville Senior Citizens Club persons attending. The Emmaus IWentv· olght (28) dayo for Jan . 1 . ' 86 .. .. .. ....... 12,630 FIN. SOURCES Walk will be held onAjprU 17toll, It .. NOTICE B~_ BUCACATITION BU ~tn~w.r-will commence on tt•i oold at the townhouse. Adinner was (Uoao) ... ,.......... .... .... 1 ,300 TO : Honry D. ~ _. dllte. In the C8H of your faikJre Fund Cash Balance was reported. Spring , a ctivit il's Including a setved. Next meeting was anWtltroud Andonon, . whoM· to .m.'AW' or otherwlae ,.. Exc. of Tot. Acpta. Over Doc . 31, '86 .. .'.... .... t0,120 Cookie Day lor shutlns on May 1 . mother-daughter banquet on May Rea. (Under) Total Oio· nounced lor April 12. for Encumb. !tot lin-. odd1574 opond .. ' requaotod by tho will berepeatedagalnthlsyear,AII _ _1_3 were planned at the Thursday Doc . 31, '86 ........ ... 1.086 bunementa .......... (14 ,981) Smith S1N11. Millon, Wilt Ohio Ruteo of Civil Pmooduro, Fund Cash Balance YtrgOIIo, 26M 1, ~ od· judg,..,t by -u~ will be members are asked to donate two night meetfng of the Wom!'n's TOTALS Jan . ' . 1986 .......... 71 , 110 dreu w-~known. . ·•. . , _ llflolnlt yau and lor dozm cookies. Mrs. Ada Warner AssociatiOn of the MJddleport First REV . RCPTS.: Fund Cash Balance You ore honlby Pmp . Taxu .. .......... 12,624 tho -~ ctemonded n tho PfE'Sbyterian Church . Susi!' Cleland of Chester host€0 asked that Campbell soup labels bl> Doc. 31 , 1985 ........ 66,129 you State Lev1ed Shared C01111tolnt. O-IlThe group also planned a ya1'd Taxei, etc .. ............. 29,091 Res. tor Encumb . the Thu rsda)' night me<>ting of I he saved. lilt In tho tegol tction ontltttd D- thlo 19th day of Dac. 31 . 1985 .... .. .... 3,469 Dlomoncl . Slvingl e. _Loin FobNory, 1986. The birthdays of memlll>rs were sale for May 7 on the chureh lawn lltergov. Grant/ ChaMer Club. "1th proceeds to go toward the C'ontracts .. ....... .. ...... 3.221 Oepos. Sol. .. .......... 26,312 Compony, Ptolilliff. vo. ' iAn'! E. Spencer Linda Ghci'n was a guest at the observed. Mrs. Downie presented tnvostments ....... ..... 30,000 Dwight E. Cor!, ot. II.. Defonllfor Cleok of Cauno repair of the Iron! doors and canopy Charges me<>t lng. Officers reports were the prayer and self-denial program. Sorvieeo .. .... ... .. .. .... 69,037 Total Treasury onto. Thlo lOtion By Olano Caluthon, given and dues and the flower lund Kathy Corbitt and Gertrude Mit- of the church. Jean Sorden presided Int. Eomlngs ............. 1 ,696 Balance .. ............... .58,312 oaignod· Cow No. 85-CV· 12) 25; 13) 4, 11,18,~1'1 26; at the tn<'<'l in.g which opened with Fines & Forfoito .. .... .. 2,888 Lou Outotond................ 46 376, "l'l lo pondng in tho (4) 1, 8tc manics were collected. A card was chell served a dessert course. TOT . BAL ............... 66.287 Coun of Common " ' - of All Other Rev ........... 3,963 signed lor Dorothy Roach and flowers were sent to Mary Starcher and Donna Fry. Plans were made lor a bake sale at the next me£>ting. Hostess gifts were presented to Mrs. Cleland and Doris Wilt received an anniversary gift. Games were played with prizes going to Mrs. Wilt. Ruth Young and DeiofE'S Whitlock. RelrE'Shrnents were served. The door prize went to Elaine Quillen. The April meeting" · will be held at the home of Dottie Jones, Gallipolis. Alfred UMYF prerary Club TOPS ~ Senior Citizens Women's Association .· w• Chatter Club """' hiM!-hll- ...-!hot Colwnbia Grange A quarterly birhday supper with decorated cake and homemade ice cream was enjoyed by members preceding the march metelng of Columl:ia Grange 2435.' Ellz.abethJordan, women 's activities committe<> chairman, announced that Columbia.Grange had 13 entries In tbe national grange w.vlng contest held rECently. RUth Birchfield had the first place entry In Class A, adults. and Patty, Manzey had the second place garment. In Class C, sewing for children. Jane U!'wellyn had first place, and Rose Barrows had second place. Ms. Llewellyn also placed third in Meigs County in Class C. A donation was made to the Meigs County Council on Aging to help fund projects for the elderly and nC<'dy. Legislation was disrussed as a part of the Uterary program, and Easter readings, a contest and joke completl'd til' program. Columbia Grangt> will visil Star Grange on Aprlll5 and present the IJ"ogram. '. -...._.,. ., :::.J{ . ... :' UMW ·e lly Unlled Press lnlematlonal State officials say they will not Issue penn its for open burning In lire-sensitive areas during the current dry, windy conditions that have whipped up brush and forest fires In what is the worst outbreak of spring fires since 1950. Tuesday Gov. Richard F. Celeste said that peoplE' wishing lo bum material outdoors muSI .~dmYall\>a perm11~Urofnda ls say · t~ won't Issue permits in lire-sensitive areas. . Twenty-three countk>s and parts of 10 others - mostly In southern and southeastern O.hlo - are Included In the firesensitive areas. The governol'- could no I declare an outdoor burning ban because he lacked the lpgal authority. Prople violatln~ permil rules, could bl> fined $aX!. Rain fell in some parts of Ohio 'Ji.Jesday evening, but not In Scioto County along lhe Ohio River when• some of the worst fires of the day occurred. Autoorities said 235 acres were burned, one house and one mobile home were destroyed and two firelighters suffered minor Injuries. One was said to have suffered from smoke inhalation and Oil(' Injured a hand . Three children riding their bikes were trapped for a while by names In the Rubyville area of Scioto County but were rescued by firefighters. WASHINGTON iUPit - The has ordered Union Carbide to pay a $1.3 million fine for safety vlolatilns at a chemical plant In West VIrginia , th~ biggest penalty sought In the Occupational Safety and HE>alth Administration's 15-yO'ar history. Union Carbide, however. said it would "vigorously contest" the penalties proposed Tuesday by OSHA and announced tiy Lahar Secretary William Brock . The n>cord fine, which the company has 15 days to challenge and could bl> reduced through negmlatlons, followed a "wall-towall" OOHA Inspection of Union Kings & lOO' s Also available in Menl/io/,. • SURGEON GENE·RAL'S WARNING : Smoking By Pregnant Women May RestiiL.in. fetal Injury, Premature Birth. And Low Birth Weight. individual education plans utilizing microcomputers. John Perrine and three Chapter 1 readingtffichers were authorized Ia attend a one day reading styles seminar to be held in Columbus on April28. Dr. Mar1e Carbo, one of thr nation's foremost authoritll's on ··reading slyles, will be seminar leader. The board granted p<-nnission to Janice Weber and four students to attend the FHA -HERO State Convention on AprU 25 and 26 at Veterans Mernortal Audltorlum in Columbus. The local chapter will pay the costs inv-ol ved . The board granted approved for Valerie Am Ramsbottom, vocal mu sic director, and the show choir to participate in a spring festival and competition on April27. Approval was also given for Charles Collins to assist with the baseball program and Don Jackson wit hthe softball program at no cost to the district . Calamity days for th(• school year were approved. state's worst sprtng lire [iij;at;W~iiii$iiiiiiii/Eii~~:::::;] season In recent yearsforest and they lear it will bl>come the worst in Outdoor Fires Banned In 23 County Region the division's history If the unseasonably warm and dry weather conditions continue," said CE'Ieste. "I urge all citizens, especially In the state's densely forested areas, not to Ignite any outdoor fires." - I OHIO 'file ban affects Adams, r---1 ••~ ·I l I I ,- · J - . ....... Athens, Belmont, Cacrou. CoI ~ I I J . shocton, Ga llia, Guernsey, HarI ) 1 1 - .l "'! . ' I ;.. - - - - :,. _:...__ . • • : rison, Hocking. Jackson, Jeffer· ,... L"' r \ ,r-.. · I ·t I son, Lawrence, Meigs, Monroe, I ......... .... ~! .. . ..... 1 ( ) Full ban on f 'J ~ I Morgan, Musklngum, Noble, ; I . I I J I · outdoor fir~s r .- " . . . ._.. l . .......... ....s. ..... \ ..,., ........ I . Perry, Pike, Scioto, 'li.JscaraI . I I I was, Vinton and Washington and () Pat1ial ban on 1 J I I , L.. ... _ _ ... t ., , . .. -, parts of Ashland, Columbiana, · outdoor fires , !.. t Fairfield, Highland, Holmes, I \...,. .., .. J .. I 1 ' ' Knox, Licking, Richland, Ross 1 ~n : 1"'~'·- ~---' and Stark. "r ' ..·r~ L ,. j . ~ .... - ,. __ 1 . I '1 Tom Berger. stall forester , .. / . . t- ..... -1 with the Division of Forestry, / \ I I ·- -- ..... said sta te firefighters were I . I l _ ..,, _, • • t , ... battling a bia7.e 11onh of New I 1- ... .. &.;ton In Scioto Cou nty, while I I crews from the U.S. Forest Service were fighting two other bia+es in the Wayne Nationa l -1,-,..-- ----Forest . · "They (state firefighters) were hopl n~ they could eontaln BURNING BANNED - People wishing to bum material outdoors It, but the wind has been gusting must olllaln a pennlt, but offlclalt! say. they won't Issue pennlts In a1 to 30 mph and-it won't stop nre-..,nsitlve areas. Twenty-three countie!l and parts of 10 others burning," he said. m0811y In soulhem and southeiUitml Ohio - are lnc..ded In the State foresty officials estlm~e fire-sensitive areas. as many as 000 seaparate fires out in the county's parks, some County Park Dislrict issued a have destroyed' more than ll ,(XX) forest fire ale11 for the county's of which are heavily forested, acres in Ohio in 10 days. Most 16 parks. the first time In the but park officials are warning have been started by ca reless 56-year history of liP park visitors to be very careful trash burners. but a good district that such an alert was percentage have bl>en dcllber· because dry conditilns could Issued bl>fore S~.Jmmer. cause a firl' to quickly sprl'ad atcly sel, Berger said. and get out of co ntrol. ln Clnclnnall, the Hamiil on No major fires have broken -, r-.. . Carbide's plant at Institute, W.Va, that turned up 221 safety violations. The Inspection was sparkl'd by an August · 1985 accident In which a toxic chemical cloud escaped from the sprawUng laclllty, Injuring 135 area residents and plan t workers. "We just were surprised to lind conscious, willful, overt violations on such a widespread basis," Brock said. "We found what we belk>ve to be very serious problems with the Institute plant's safety systems, its reconlkeeplng, Its safety and health programs, and Its safety management systems. "We. found employees without respirators being asked to detect the presence of deadly gas by sn~ling the air alter alarms indicated a leak. We used to use canaries for that. " Plant managpment consistently Ia iled to report serious on-the-job Injuries, Brock said,' Including broken bones and eye Injuries. ln Danbury, Conn., Unkln Carbide President Robl>rt Kennedy sald: "We fl'E'I ' that OSHA has grossly distorted the actual saiety · conditions and attitudes In the plant. Most ol tbe citations ar~ entirely unju~tified and our attor~ neys have been Instructed to file an appeal." On Dec. 3, 1984, a gas leak at a Union Carbide pesticide plant in Bhopal, lni:lla, caused what has been called th ~ worst Industria l accidenl In history , killing more than 2,500 people. ~ Appl-cants sought for rehab project Middleport ll'layor Frffi Hoffman anhounced today the village wlll soon be applying for funds for a housing rehabilitation program similar to the one operated by the vUiage in 1982-84. . Village officials request that :. anyone needing repairs to their t , tJomes thr'OIIIh tbLs program to r. -~ the O!llce of Community ·, IJp;elopml!nt . at 992-6782 before ApriJlO. • 1 Kings: 10 mg " Ia( 0.8 mg mcctine IOO's. t2 mg "tar: · 0.9 mg nicotine av. pe1 ciga1e1te b1 flC mel hod . show Mh's. suggested p1ictng based on lull·ptitebrands I 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newapaper James Wilhelm, Jr., band instructor, reported oo the Ohio Music Education Assn . co nventkln and Wendy Halar, principal at 'Ji.Jppers Plains and Riverview, reported on a principals' conference she aMended on March 18and19. Board member Manicke reported on a spring conference held in Columbu s l'l'gardlng legal aspects of school rmployl'E'contracts. A motion fo set aside $1,CXXI Ia covpr expenses In obtaining legal counsel with expertise In school law pertaining to renewei, non-renewal ani! termmatkln of schoo, contracts passed unanimously. The board also unanimously approved a new set d bus conduct rules formulated by a bus committee. The board agrl'E'd to apply lor !'llglbllJty with the federal surplus property department of admlnistralive servicl>s to be used for educational J11rposes. The board will me<>t in special session on AprU 16 and regular session on April25, both me<>tlngs starting at 7 p.m. .Open homing ban·declared Rhodes ·blasts Celeste again in 23 fire-sensitive counties ~vcrnment PAGEVILLE -Scipio Volunteer Fire Department Ladles Auxiliary Is sponsoring a smorgasbord Saturday, !rom 5 to 7 p.m., at the PagevUie Townhouse. Prodeeds to the jlre department. " contract lor Martin, pmposed by Smith and Gaul, failed at a 3-2 vote. The one year contact for Martin was putto a vote and passed 3-2 wllhHeines, Manlcke and Caldwell voting in favor of It and Smith and Gaul casting no votes. Bus bids on two vehicles were accepted. The cost will bl> $35,00.64 after reimbursement by the state. The bodies were purchased from Edwin H. Davis and Son, Inc., Langsville, and the chassls)rom Gibson Truck Parts and Equipment, Inc., Athens. Two executive sessions were held, one for heartngs with parents concerning bus discipline problems and another for teachers. Discliplinary action taken ey the administration will stand, It was announced. The board approved an Appleworks workshop on Aprll_8 for special education personnel, Carol Brewer, Mary Jo Buckley, Ron Hill and Mike Douglas. The workshop will be held at Ohio University Inn with no cost to the hoard. It will place emphasis on creating ·violations net Union ·Carbide $1.3 million fine ·. FRIDAY REEDSVILLE ~ Olive Township Trustees will ml'E't Friday, 6: :xJ p.m., at the Reedsville fire station. I ,. 2 Sections 16 Pages Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Wednesday, April 2, 1986 Easteffi"s LocaTl:!oard of Education nas approved its annual approprtations resolution totaling $1,545,129.71. The tax amounts and rate for the 19ffi.fl7 budget were accepted. The tax rates consists of four mills Inside and 21 rnUis outside. Anticipated revenuE' wlll be $102,287 for the four Inside mllls and $524,221 for the outside millage. ln addition, one-half mill will bring in $12,582 for debt service. , BY a 3-2 vote, the board set work blurs for administrators In the Eastern Local School District from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. eac h day wtth ll minutes for lunch. Board members. Roger Gaul and Jtni Smith, voted against the sch<;'dule of hours and board members, SuS\e Heines, Kathy Manicke and James Ca ldwell voting lor the measure. The board was again split (3-21 on a vote to give Rick Martin, prtnclpal at the Chester Elementary School, a one year contract. A motion for a .three Natural Resources' Division of F01·estry is in the midst of the TIIURSDAY SYRACUSE - The Meigs Association for Retarded Cit izens will meet Thursday, 7 p.m.. a t the Cark>ton School. ALFRED-Alfred t.liuted Meth· odist Church Yiluth Fellowship is sponsoring a soup supper Saturday, 4 to 7 p.m., at the church on Sl. Rt. 681. On the menu wUI be vegetable soup, chUI, hoi dogs, sloppY jOE'S, homemade· pies, coffee, tea and • pOp. etittne Eastern board ·okays appropriations "The Ohio Department of WEDNESDAY SC'I PIO - Senior citizen's of Scipio Township will have blood pressure day, Wednesday, from 2to 4 p.m. at the Scipio lire house. The J11blic is Invited. SATURDAY POMEROY - Royal Oak Dance Club Is sponsoring a dance, Satur· day, 8 p.m. to 12midnlght, at Royal Oak Park. Admission at the door is $15. Music by the Tunetimers of Columbus. • at y Vol .35," llto .246 Copyrighted 1986 Weekly Bible studies and prayer sessions lor the summer were Calendar • . In order to a definite neep for this type of assistance -In the community, the mayer said applications . for lDme repair wUI be I " -·~ - - ·· ·~t takm now before the tirant applicaUon Is 'submitted. All applicants submitting bl>fore the April 10 deadline will rECeive top priority if the application Is approved by the state. Both rerital property and ojVner· occupied homes wlll be eligible lor this prqp'am and ali It yet, no particular area ot the community has been targeted for assistance, which means the area from which most applications are received wUI probably become the targeted area with an In-depth survey of that area being conducled bl>fore application submission. I ,. lncorne guidelines and ap~atlon forms are available at the Office <1 Communi ty Development, 237 Race St ., along with assistance In filling out applications. The mayor stressed the lmportanre of filing applications immediately slnre the number of appHcants wiU be used in convincing state officials of the nl'E'd for this program In Middlepot1. Since these federal funds are Umlted, only those communities with exceptional needs and data will 5Urvlve the compeiitkm from all over Ohio. DETAJLS FINE - Labor Secretary William Brock tells repooters 'IU~ that the Ocatpallonal Safety and Health Admlolstratlon (OSHA) has ordered the bluest penalties 1n 1ts l~year hl8tory. The agency Is lining Union Carblde $1.3 mWion for more than QJ safd]o viola· tlontllli the compants chemical plant In lnslltute, W.Va. UPI. IRONTON, Ohio (UP! I Fonner Gov. James Rhodes again lashed out at Gov. Richard O>ieste 'Ji.Jesday, but a Celeste spokesman said Rhodes ' comments were appropriate for April Fool's Day. Rhodes , ooe of three candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, told a Republican audience In Ironton that, if elected, he will revitalize the slate's busi· ness climate to tnake it attractive to business and industry. " The present governor is chasing industry and jobs out of Ohio with his anti-business actions and poll· cles," Rhodes said in notes prepared for a speech at the Lawrence County Uncoln Day Dinll{'r. "We can' t afford fourmore yearsofthis. "Ohio's unemployment rate Is one of the highest in the country . Celeste says he's proud of it . His pride Is misplaced, " Rhodes said, adding that 46 of Ohio's 88 counties stiil have recession· k?\'el unem· ployment of 10 percent or higher. "Celeste may be proud that there are 455,000 Ohioans unemployed today, but nobody ciS(> Is ," be said. Brian Usher, a Celeste spokes· man, said in a telephone Interview that Rhodes' statement s are "nonfacts." "The fonner governor mu st be taking April Fool's day jokes. seriously, in continuing to spred his non-facts," Usher said, echoing the Celeste's sentiments exlJ"essed at Democratic party dinners In Nel sonville and Daytoh Tuesday evening. " If it were up to Rhodes. Ohioans would ceieb!"dle April Fool's Day all year long," Usher said . "Ohio ha s recovered at a faster pace than the natklnaiaverage," he said. "When Rhodes ll"ft (unem· ploymentt was at least 14 percent. Now It' s below9 percent. It also has dropped at a faster rate than the national average ... that's an example of a (Rhodes') non- !act. Thai's the kind of April Fool's Day joke Rhodes likes to tell." Rhodes also said he wUI restore professionalism In the Developmen! Department by getting ride of "the amatro rs and the hacks who don't know the first thing about attracting and ke<>ping induSiry. Rhodes knocked what ~ called CE'leste's inaction on the state Workers' Compensation problem, which. combinl'd with tax In· creases. have chased Industry from Ohio, he said . " It was no acc ident that Celeste lost · !General Motors' ! Saturn (plant ! to Tennessee , Toyota to Kentucky. Chrysler- Mitsublshl to IUinois, Ma?.da to Michigan and General Motors to Indiana," Rhodes sa id. "They are not going to come to a state wher!' the cost II. doing business is higher than in most other competitor states." Usher said taxes were ralsl'd :II times In the last four years ~ Thodes ' administration, "and they still didn 't balance the budget." "Rhodes likes to lhink that we're all ilollsh enough to take the mess (Rhodes and his administrators! created and k>ft for us four years ago ... and let them do It again." · Fonner Governor James A. Rhodes Long oil slick found in ·river at Pomeroy u.s. Coast Guard autoortties somewhat hl~h<'l' - about 2,111) were in the · Pomeroy-Middleport gallons, Shelle)· addl'd. • area around noon.Monday trying to An EPA cl<'anup crew was· determine 'the origin or' a large oil reported to he in til' Poln \ PleaSJnt sUck on the Ohio River thought ID area about 111 a .m . 'Ji.Jeslla)'. have begun somewhere between however, according tu ShPIIey, mUes 249 and-250 around Pomeroy. cleanup m~asu rcs will only be Lt. Frank· Shelley of the Coast feasible " II enou ~h Oil is localized In Guard's Huntlrigtlllj office reports one area ." that authortttes do riOt know how The coast gu ard has sent sampJcos long the sUck Is or where It came of the spill to a laboratory for from. tl'stlng. but results wUl rot be He says the Ollis a thick, black available for about three weeks. substance with a strong odor and And wherwer the cil leak came has the appearance of crank case from, ShE>iley says the ieaka~e oU.He says it extends down river to appears to hav~ stopped. mile 310 at Huntington and possibly beyond. No· flshkUi has been noticed by 1 A guard patrol boat was on the coast guard authorities, he reports. Keith Little of the Meigs County river Monday in the PomeroyHealth Department reports that Middleport area and a small Meigs health authorities took picprlvale airplane was used to take tures of the spill from the Midc!leplctur'!!s d the slick as It sprpad port levl'E' at about 3 p.m. Tuesdownriver. The Environmental Protection daay: He says it lookro to him thaJ- · the largest concentration of cil was: • Agel~CS' Is coordinating ' cleanup atthat point. He said some 91 the 011- • efforts, Shelley saya. He estimates hal! washed up on the slnre about l,:m gallons of Oil !pllled Into Middleport. the river. EPA's estimated !lgurp Is tn: :. � 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 04. April 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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