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IIIUrlf . . .,. 11 ln. tin• till 22 in. wide path. B&S engine with recoilatart. 94-2008-4 enttne . €uurthouse employes seek insurance coverage . "Meigs County's Highway Depart ment offers _!nsuranee cq~er~ge for_employ~. as do the We!f~re and Sheriff' s Departments. We'd like you to consider the sam e for us. " That message was put befor e the Meigs County Commissioners by Paul. Gerard, Janice )'oung and Judy King, at Wednesday's com missioner s meeting on behalf of courthouse employees. A list with 28 signatures of employees who favor some type of hospital and major m~ lca l Insurance cqyer~l!~ \"~!lre~te<!JO..r;:.n mmlsslnnPrs . Ahou l 35 courthouse employees and fi ve employe.;.,; at the county Infirmary would be Included If an Insurance plan were adopted . As It now stands, If court house employees want Insurance coverage, they m ust pay for It from their own pockets. On the aver.age, a single em ployee pays about $62 a month for covprage; a family pl ays about $167 a month. · Gerard said he knows the other county off!ccs, arc not 'allfundedlromthe.sameso!.u:ces. Howaver:,_Ji.efe!L . '"fllen we' Ugo from there."said commlsslonerfUc h ~.Innes. _- -- 94-2020·9 Wizerd Tiller with power ~erae . 14 ln. tinea till a 12. 20 or 26 in. path. Han· die- mounted control•. · Eaay·apin rtc:oll .tart. I 114-2025·8 ........., ....... ....... •Puwar : Stratton ,._ • Tall- hitch 179.99 ~•••, . . .dilc ....,.ms.,. Four 1·pc., 9 in. ellcer tinea cut 171n. path. Standard current ~ ---..=..- -- - _.-. .::. been cam paigning for a pipr<Jin water supply. That hfiVl' tb come trom theTuppcrs Plains-Ch<'Ster W<Jt!'r District. Lindsay Lyons, of Tuppers Plalns·l·hester Water District, also prc.,;ent at thr m('('tlng, told 1hP group the woter txJ<Jrd has been discussi ng the proj ect and the nPxtstep is to get the $150 ta p fC'I' ond user s' contruct agr('(i m<'nl from each rldgP r~ ld c-nl . Signers for tap srrvlcPS am to have th~ir $1511 ta p f<'<'s to shr>Cis or Beoumont by April o or gPt In touch with C'lther to o OHinl' nowrn y pian l<fpoy thi' tc<·. ~-- ~· - ·· "- -~ i\n engin('('r lh<'n could~ hire-d to design plans for th<' water lin<' add ition . Those plans would he s ubmitted to Farmer'; llomc i\ dminlstrn tlon lor rcviC'W, along wit h a list of Silver Ridg<' residents who have paid thr fees. "Tap fees and user.,· CQntractagn>cment s obliga tl' propll' tocc·r1aln thi ngs if a grant comes through," Lyons sa id. t.Conllnued on page 161 waw r-~ woutcr GDCc.employes----~-~~-----­ favor new bill ----Tiniber--accid@nt -~ .·kills Racine man James Harvey Jonos, 24, 50421 State Route 124, Racine, was kllled Wednesday evening when struck by a falling tree on Township Road 303 Calaway Ridge, just west of Tuppers Plains. The T upper s Plains Emergency Squad and the Meigs County ShcrU!'s Depart ment were called to the area about 3: :ll p.m . Deputy · " II com es down to everybody working lor the same Another ~ elcgallon county." A delegation of rt'Sident sfrom MclgsCounty 's Silver He also pointed ·out that' surrounding counties. Ridge were present at the commissioner' s meeting to including Gallla and Athens, prov ide · Insurance ask for ht•lp In solving water problems tri that·arca. Tiw coverage for courthOw;c employees. Sil ver Hldgc w ater "problem has been going on for Gerard and You ng emphasized I he em ployees are severa l years and most resldeni s thel·c must haw " not dem anding or threatnn lng" and added thpL they \'later haulcilln from other part s of the countY. just w ant the commissioners tocon~lder thC'proposaL 1' "W(! nc'f'd funding- gra nts, whatevcr,somcthlng to . _Jlley a llOIJ noted they woyld -~ '.V!!!lng tD do -any !h!ng~ . get wa!cr on S!!•.rer- R!d~e-F·' sali:H5o.ocl}· Shf'1:'t'S, ~oiv-:lo ha~ · the commissioners ask In the wa y of gathering also been In contact with Sta te Rep . .Jolynn Roster Information. concerning the ma tter. Commissioners Instructed Ihe trio to obtain lettersof "We have 29 homes, 48 adult s and 29 children on 1he approval from courthouse supervisor s stat ing they ridge, and !he health d<'partmenl says our wells and w-Ou!d 00 wU!L"':g to have thei r budget-s n:-..·Jsed to allow c!.s!crr.!: nre- not up to stam.h:~rds.'' Kemp Bf.aumom said. for the insurance payments. Thl' letters arP to he returned to the commissioners next Wednesday. For some time, She-ets, Beaumont nnd others have Shcr iU Harry Lyons was QII the scene along with Jones' brother, Ronald Jones. The trPe had fallen down a hill pinning Jones under II. Jones had gone to the residence of his brother, Ronald, to cut timber Wednesday aftPrnoon. M r. Jones was pronounced dead at the scene. Meigs Coroner Dr . Jam es Conde sa id Jones died of crushed body Inju ries. COLUMBUS, Ohio (API - A bil l COLUMBUS - E mployees from The union has charged that thPr<" Gallipol is Development al Center have ~n a "nu mber" of plans to and the Athens Mental Health close mental h<•alt h and mental Center test !fled Wednesday In reta rda tion facilities in Ohio, inCludColumbu s In favo r of a bill that Ing a ll'nl atlvl' plan by ODMH requires prior legislative approval Director Pamela Hyde to shut down before the a stnte mental healt h 12 of T7 insti tutions In the next few facUlty Is closed . years. Testim ony was taken by the " The Gil ma111n ll>gislatlon should Human Resources Subcommltlee be· amcnded to include ment.al of I he House Fi nance and Appropri- r etardation· facilltiPs also," Woodation Commlll c~·ruff sa id . ''T he state of Ohto has a The bUI was lnt roduced by State . legal and moral rt'S ponsl blllty to Rep. Thomas P. Gilmartin, D- adt'Qua tl'ly care for those, who YO\lllg1;1ol'.'n. Employees In ment al through no fault of thPirown, cannot an constitutional muster has approved by a House panel. The m easure, sponSOred by Rep. Terr y Tra nter, D·Ci nclnnat i ,' cleared the House E lec tions, L and Conveyance and Town~hlps Com mittee on a 10-1 vote Ia te Wednesday. Now the bill awaits a vole by the full House, possibly ncxtweek.Then It goes to the Senate. At Issue ar e the district s from which member s of Ohio's delcga · lion In the U.S. Houseo!Repr<;scnt atlves arc elected. · out and closi ng instit utions. IP~1s latlvc approval prior to any Closi ng, full publi c lnput ca n b • gua rantl'cd." Du r in ~ a visit to GIX" last Oc tobt•r . HoliS<• SIJ('akPr V!'rn Riffe. p il~lg<'<i tha t then • m·l' no plans t.o clOse' [ ;DC, one of lht' COunty's maj or employPrs. Since thE' discharge of rlients lnto <'nmmunlly carl' - ddnstltullon allw tion - has Jakt·n effrct. there havP · been numerou' I>JYOffs at t~c C('nt cr , resulting In an employ,.C. I('Vei of roughlv 000. House okays redistricting bill 14 in. tine• till 12, 20 or 26 in. wide pattr. C'nain drive transmia· alon. B&S engine. 2 Sec:t1ona. 16 Pages 26 Cain .. A M u11imedl• tne. Newsp•per - Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, .. - Thursday, March 14, 1985 ' . c:: • By rrquir lng 110V, eo cycl• AC.1142001·9 WASHINGT ON (AP) ~- The_ Senate Budget Committee Is back· In~ a no-new-taxes plan for reducing federal defl clls by 9155 billion next yeat that Includes il freeze on Social Security benefits and hefty cutback s In the nation's milit ary buildup. The Impasse-breaking proposa l was approved by the Republicancontrolled panel late Wednesday on a party -line 11·9 vote. The committee endorsed a !rrew on m ost ~ovcr runent spending at current levels while agrccjng to a number of deeper cuts If had prev iously rej ected - Including sharp cuts In funds for Amtrak, student loans, mass transit and urban deveiOpJPCnl program s. Democrats ~n the panel expressed skcptlelsm with the plan, claiming higher taxes might stlll lx! nl'eded to meet defi cit-reduction goals. Bul Republicans hailed II ns a hrcaklhroug h, coming only hours afl•' r the comm ittee ·'c'<.•med hOJX'· lcssly dead locked as It rPj ccted on<• plan after- another, Including tht• president 's $974 billion budget unpopular for It s largP increas!'s In m ilitary slJ('ndlng and Its heavy domestic cuts. 'iltl' c"OmmittPP lgnorro 1he pres!·- -· Jo·nail duwnsP<>clflc programcu 1s to dent's piPa not to freew Social ma tch the broad oulllnPs adopted Security benefit s 8S JXIrl Of lhC Wedn i'Sday night. It must do Jh l;. dc flcil ·reduc!Jo n packagf'. befo•·c thC' measu rr can hi• sent to lnstl'ad, Its octlpn would <'anccl ih<' S.mate fl oor. cost-of-llvlnf( benrflts llw• fo r :1o..1 Tlw budget Is not actual leglsia· million Soc ial SccUi'lty rrclpiPnts lion In the sense' that it mu sl gotothl • n<•xt January. Democrats sa id thl'Y pr-es ident for his signature. but 11 would fi ght this move on thf' S.•nall' sets SJX'ndlng ta rgcts for congri'S· floor . slonal commllll'<•s to ahlde by in 1ltr rommlttl'l'was to meet today vollnR Jo tl ppropr lat<• funds and Home_Statelosses__ --.---~._.._. . .:.,.,. . :;.:, ·may hit $140 million Cl NCINNATI (AP ) - For the flrsl time In nearly a w~k. safety deposll box hoJders at Home Sta te Savings Ba nkwllt be allowed Into Its closed branch offlccs ·today. But other customers, denied access to their accounts at the 33 branches since last Saturday, will be left outside as negotiations to sell the troubled savings and loan.contlnue. Federal officials say they're fashioning a plan to aUow rerouting of Social Security checks for recipients wholle checks are now directly deposited Into Home State. Social Security officiaL~ say that If they are contacted by the recipients by March 22, they can arrange to prevent their AprU 3 checks from belna direct-deposited Into Home Stale. Meanwhile, Marvin Warner. a Horne State director and majority owner its parent company, or I stepped down Wednesday as chair· man of the Ohio Building Authority , sever al hours after a .newspatier reported he had withdrawn $37 m illion from 'ESM · Governnient Securities lnc. just days before the For t La uderda l ~ securities dealer was ordered closed. ESM ' s Mar ch 4 closure spurred a run by depoSitors 'at Home State, which had depOsited securities with ESM . All of ESM's assets were frozen by court order alter auditors dlscovere:Q a shortfall of $.lXJ million. K enneth Cox , Ohio commerce director, had said Home Sta te's loss could reach $140 million, but lhe state official overseeing !he sale effort believes It m ay be lower. Battles said First NaUonat of Cincinnati and other banks wUI accept Home State~ashlers' checks . tor deposit but won't cash them. au thorlzr- PI'Ogtam s for'tlie cnt lrl' govf'rnmcnl . !Carl iN W('<lncsd ay, !hi' president all hul dtu·r d CongrC>Ss tosc·nd him a tax ,incn•a.sc bi ll In a !-!pPf'Ch to (.1 group of busl nl'sSm('n <it lhf' Wh ll!' House, Borrow ing a 1hr('a t!'nlng dar!' by actor Cl int Eastwood in th<' movl<' "Sudden Impact," R<•agan challeng<'<l lawmakr"' to. "('..o ah!'ad. m ake m~· da~ -. ·· e .e mergency S&L hill COLUMBUS, Ohio (liP ) ~ Ohio Sen. Richard II . Finan, RCincln" has a new law creating a scpurilll' nail, and ot hC'rs off(•n-d thl' bill after stabilization fu nd to lnsu redPposll ~·; . HomeStat('Cioscd lt s:tl Ohlo offices of savings and loan cu stomers In thr last wt'(•kcnd and rroz<' It s account; 71 "tnstttuttons not affcctro by the follow in!( t 11<• collapse ol a Florida recent closing of th!' Clnclnnatl- fi rm, ESM Cov<'rnmmt Sccuriti<'S basro Home Stat<' Savings Bank. Inc., In which HemP Sta te's assets ThP Scna te appr'Ovro the mea sun• W!'r<' heavily lnvl'sled.31-1 Wednesday and the House The nf'Ws or t h•• collapS<' triggered pmmplly added Its approval 73 14. runs by dr positm'S on Homl' Stall' sending It to Gov. Richard Cei«'Ste, bra nches In Cincinnati und Dayton. who slgnro It In to law. Celcstt' ca lled although many ru stomNs did not the blll " an lmpot1antlnlt lativt'" for rchicve their funds ~fo re the the state to take to protect savings offices wen• d oSI'd ond turned over and loa n depositors. to a state m nscJv ator. Some lawmakers, Including Rep. Rep. Rolx•r t D. Nett ie'. D· Robet1 Corbin , R-Dayton, said they Barberton, wus House sponsor of ac ted quick ly to pass the lmmc· the bill which crca t<'S an w Savings ON HOME STATE SAVIN08 - 'l1lomM Battles, left, of the Ohio dl ateiy effective bUI because thry and Loan Stabiliza tion Fund to . Department of Cemmerc!l, and Arto Srnkh, 111ate approlnted feared the possibi lity of panic unless Insure the d!'poslt s itt the other CGIIIel'\lator, dllcuM tbe_CIIl"l'eDt ttl&~ Of Home. !llale. Sen'. lcel. ~ the Leglsla1Ul'(' liCtro Immediately lhsfltutlon,f a rsc ribcdas " well run with repot1el"ll al a . , - conference Weclntolclay nliJhf In to "shore up'' the other Institutions' and within th<' marglnso! (manageClnclanatl. ( AP LMerpholo).assets. ment) safety." · a.,.. , �'l' (:o~,Dmentary Page-2-The Dally Sentinel ·Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Thundllv. March 14. 1.986 Reagan as .Rockne ______w_ill_ia_m_F_.B_u_ck..;_ley_J_r. Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INT~; KESTS Of' TilE MEJGS-M,\SON AREA .. ~- ~ =-' -~~' --;:- - ~;3~~R:2'!~~~;;='===·· ~ ==-·· '-r ROBE~T L : WINGETT Publisher ; PAT WHITEHEAD ; Assistant PLoblisb•>r/ Coontr•ol her, BOB HOEFLICH Manager News lldilor ; A MEMBEf\of'ThP A:-.sc'JC'I<it£'d Prt•ss. Jnland . tlon and the Am ("l :kan~N.Pwspapcr Daily Pl'css Assoclu - Publl!' ht'rs Assoclatlon. LE'I:TERS Of Of'II"ION an• wt•lco mt! . Thf•y hhould tx> l('ss tha n ;sou words , li'llf'rs a r f' ~u hji'M 10 (1(j lrl n~ 1.1 nd musr IX' -.J.~:: n«< wllh na rll(> . addr'ffl s 3 nd lolopho.n'< numhl~l' . No un .~l~ rwtl ktiPr's ~~o· ll l t.x· 1: Lrottl'rs shn~:~Jd llf' In ~ourt rulings. . 1 do think It a pity that so many Conference. saytng a great deal about the the past decade, .an of a sudden, critics of Mr. Reagan decline to .RonaldReagansaldtothethrong polltlcs with which Nixon is quietly, mysteriously ... theRepubinvestigate that which truly ani· there assembled the kind of thing ldentlfled. llcan Party has become tlv> party of mates this extraordinary president one yawns over if spoken by, oh, Reagan then went on to use Ideas. We beeame the party of the , and the ronstit~ency that, after all, Jerry Falwell to Lynchburg, va .. or rhetorlc In one sen.se Marxist most brilliant and dynamic young made him president of the United Anhur Schlesinger Jr. to the Marxist In the sense that the minds." This, given what came States, notwithstanding that our Harvard Law School Forum. But Marxists have co-opted the lan· before In two generations of lntellige~tsia had told us, and . here was Reagan saying: "In 198!, guage of Inevitability: The class textbooks, 50 years of Demqcratlc taught our children, that conserva- ror the first time in 28 years. a struggle "inevitably" means the domination of politics, what seems end of capitalism, individualism, like a mlllenium of entrenched llsm - as It ·Is called - was quite Republican Senate Ls elected. And dead tn America. Killed by the New so, may . I say, is a conservative the Bill ol Rights. Reagan said: Eastern seaboard liberal dominaDeal, and decadent by reason of Its president." "Conservative !bought Is no longer lion of academic !bought, Is tack of Intellectual and spli'ltual What! Richard Nixon was not over here exclusively on the right. something that hits you as the BTUs. really "a conservative president?" ' It's the mainstream now . And the conversion of Constantine to ChrisWell, campfire meetings are Well, that Is what be said, 1s It not? tide of history Is moving Irresistibly tlanlty must have hit the pagans. · worth looking Into_ I contend - If such an evaluation of Mr. Nixon in our direction.'' You can't under- The notion that young conservatlves were coming up with the Ideas they are addressed by the man who coming ln from hard-line critics of stand What that does to you If, was, well - Inconceivable. is also president of the United statism is not newswonhy. Coming throughout your adult life, you have States, and such a thing happen~ from a Republican president It Is at !been taught to believe that the A very few, very bright llberjliS two weeks ago In Washington when least that. One does not disavow anemia of political liberalism Is the gave the Idea surreptjtloos attenMr. Reagan addressed the l2.th RlchargNtxon's Jl dmlnlstra!!on ~as _ irreversible wa~ the luture0 .. ~ : Professor John Ken~eth Gal-- c~~~~="':'!!~ ~-!1~!:t~c«i-.:: M:ciTcril-.= ICss-·-uiall -=con-s:rvatiVi - wiHioUt · ¥"'-'Wtofe!~ch more! "In ract, In bral(ll once WlllspefOO ffiat fn tact the IJ'lOSt innovative social mind of · the age was that of Mitton u Friedman. But his purpose was 0 mischievous: He Intended to compliment Frledmen for coming out w z for the negative income tax . What Friedman did, however, was lo belp 1o release a series of ' planted economic and social axioms from ihelr ideological placenta. And the result was that literate Americans began questioning the morality of the progressive Income tax, wondering whether the minimum wage made any social sense, doubting tlie notion that the more lime spent in school automatically meant the great advance toward social intelligence, questioning whether the welfare state helped, rather than hurt, those If was designed to help. This kind of iconoclasm, pre-Reagan, was the kfnd of thing conservatives whis- -- awsuils" " • Employers are starting to get sued for negligence as a result of Ohio 1 ...,=";~~:~~~~;;~!fT:: ~~~;~;a. ~~~t~;~:~~:=~r~}~~a;~40 . million from TRW Inc. an employee who claims to have an acute lung msease as a result of being exposed to lead. graphite and noxious fqmes while working at the company's Tapco plant In Euclid. TRW has a policy of not commenting on pending litigation. • The Budd Co. ofTroy, Mich., whi\;h has live Ohio plants, has been named (11 five sliDU<\i' QhLi!_s.uils st-ektnl(a,JulaJ..cif.itbOuL$.10 million . : Manufacturers and other employers who hope to the Legislature to coun actJons flied. In these cast.>s. the plaintUfs acted under court rulings that said an e-mployee may sue an employer for negligence even if he or she already has been awarded workers' comperr.mlion benetlts.-The court also said - ~·crkerE with a!!!'ne!'!!~ !heLd9!-te!epO>:'::}f ,G=p;=-riud-ofot ln'i'l?- as opposed to ~n on'the·spot injury - also qualify for injured worker benefit s. Jpseph Krahach. vice president for industrial relations of the Ohio Ohio cou ld avoid court Suit s ''and savr money, with simple precautions ... taking steps to insuiT' safNy in the workplace and on the job site." ~: invention that revolutionized America 's cotton industry. · On thls date: In 1743. tne first town meeting ln America was held, at Faneull Hall in Boston. . --ln.J8'll!.. phy§.lc ist _AI~rt Einstein was born inlJim,-Germany. In 1883. German political poilosoptu,. Karl Marx died. ln 1923, President Warr"~?n G. Harding became the first chief executive to fll~ an in('\)me tax report , . , In 1951, during t lv> Korean War, United Nations forces·recaptured SeouL · ID 1001, a jucy in Dallas found Jack Ruby-guilty ofmurderlngl..,.. Harvey Oswald. ' · In 1965, Israel' s ca bin~t formally approved establlshinent of diplomatic . retall"'[s with W<;st Germany. Letters to editor vs·. Navy,"Maryland vs . Miami oi Ohio, Mfchlganvs.FalrleighDickln• sprcud offense and a tlghl zone in an son, VIllanova vs. Dayton. attempt to bottle up Oklahoma All-American Wayman Tisdale, who "'~rages 'n pclnts. North Carolina A&T features " lim' up whose tal les t pla yer is t.;.foot -6 Midwest, at Houston -:- Memphis State vs. Pennsylvania, Alabama Birmingham vs. Michigan Slate, 'i'cxas Tech VS, Boston COill'gt:', Dukcvs. Pepperdlne. Early In the season, the Aggies played mighty Georgetown to wlthin61-56 and held Patrick Ewing to 11 points. "I was Impressed with the wa y they played Georgetown so close. Anybody thatplaysGeorgctowntoa center CiaudeWUiiams. Illinois State Coach Bob Done· wald said ~c Is unfamiliar with Sou them Cal, which tied for ·the Paclflc-10 Conference title, and posted an ovPrall 19-9 rC'<'Ord. The rest of loday' s SChf'<lule looks five-point game gets niy ailcntlon reaUyqutckly,"Tubbssaid. Oipahoma -Nonh ·Caroljna A&T wlll be the third of four games toda y in'I'ulsa and it palrsthchigh -scorl ng Sooners, ranked fourth nationally, wbo lead th~ nation in scoring at better than 9i points a game agains t a team that grudgingly sun·enders anaverageof66polnts, "I'm sure they would like to slow things down a bii,"Tubbssald. "But \lie'nigolng to do our best not to te l like this: , ,East. at Hartford, Conn. Gt'Orgetown_vs. Lctli!(h, Templevs. Virginia Tec h. Loyola ofChicagovs. lona. Sout hern Methodist vs. Old Dominion.· , Southeast, at Sout h &•nd, Ind . Kansas vs. Ohio University, Purdue vs. Auburn. North Carolina vs : Middle Tennessee State.. Notre Dame vs. Oregon State. West. ai Sail Lake City - St. Jotu\'s vs. Sout~ern University, them." hopes to pull one of them against tournament.. Ohio Valley Conference but deUNLV. , , In the East, Vlrgmla Tech was · fea red Youngstown State to wtn the Gaines was orle oflfiein:"Wiina....,......_ulKielifi.a::nnw·-ag-cii 1 ~:~ 1 •, c' ''P.-.7:-~2 --=-~~....G.J~~~men t .n,.--rt ='"'·.,..,= team tbat returned few veterans, ready without senior point guard AI ·, Auburn flrolshed seventh in the the coach picked his own 1te-•m to Young, who underwent orthoscopic Southeastern Conferef!ce, then won finish last In the Western Athletic surgery last week, Coacn Charles four games in the postseason Conference.Instead , the ' Aztecs Molr a pparently has decld('<l to tournament. beatJng Alabama lor knocked o!f Texas-El Paso In the bench senio·r forward Perry Young the Iitle. West, a t Albuquerque, N.M. champion•'UP-game - la~t -w.!'P.k,~ ~ !llld fr~E~~~~~:~~~~J~;· Nm1h Cai'Oiina State vs . N<'Vada -· gaining an automatic bid to . the missing practice on Reno, Tulsa vs. Texas-Ill Paso, NCAA's 64-team field. . erry Young is. the team' s Virginia Commonwealth vs . Marscorer, averaglng19 point s a game, shall , Alabama vs. Arizona . · UNLV has won 26 of ,' n games while Lewis-was toha vcrepla ced AI WilhtheNo.lseedmcettngNo.16, since . losing by 3tl points. to Young In t.he·s tarttng lineup. · No. 2 facing No. 15, etc. In each . G,eorgetawn on national television, Nonh Carolina, tn the NCAA 1 Your " E•tro Touch " Ftodtt Since 1957 .~ . . :~ • _... reglon. ~h~is~·~ ls~t~he~ti~m~e~ffor~~?~bu~t~th~e~R~u~n~nl~n~'~Reibe~l~s~.bari~el~y:ni~~~i play the llth F~ORIST~~~~~~ upsets. ~*~~~t;j~ 6 unnotJCI'd a c , "' V, hl'ffili; lng tO Coach Dean Smith. The Slue Raiders, 17-13, finished Ufth in the Job.seeking? -~-.- Iowa vs. Arkansas, Nevada·Las· · In afternoon gamc>s, Ohio State meets Iowa State while eighthranked Louistaloa Tech faces Pitts· burgh. Southern California-Illinois · State wlnd• up the four-game s la te, one of four scheduled around the country today withfourmoreon tap Friday. With no shot clock In the NCAA o;;::::::=:=:=~=:;;~:.~1~"=" ton vs. Kentucky. On F'riday, the scene shift s to four dlfferen\ locations: East, at Atlanta - Illinois vs. Northeastern, Georgia vs. Wichita State. Syracuse vs. DePaul, Georgia Tech vs. Mercer. Your 1111y--. -- be iax .deduciibie. -·. . H&R Blqck can determine what expenses ~- qualify as deductions and can accurately com• - "piete the forms y<>u need·. ·Come -oR- in- to -our ·, convenient office at: Southeast, at Dayton. Ohio- LSU Phelps, Nee reunited 618 East Main Street Pomeroy, Ohio Open 9 AM-6 PM Weekdays, 9-S Sat.-Phone 992-379S APPOINTMENTS AVAILABLE . H&R BLOCit Reagan was not leaving nay of those placid ldf.'!llogical stones unturned. Ametican blacks? "Pa11 of being a revolutionary is knowing that you don't have to acquiesce to the tired old Ideas of the past. . Saudi stability ____________,_la_ck_A_nd_er_so_n WASHINGTON - The Reagan administration is quietly preparing does not square with the public assurances. a new anns package for Saudi The royal rulers are vulnerable, Arabia , the premier Arab oil nation. This wUI likely provoke a major battle on Capitol HilL The State Department has a lready begun briefing members of Congress In secret. hoping to persuade them how important It Is for Instance, to.Shiite harassment. Shla fanatics respond to that wily old octopus, Ayatollah Khomelnl. What makes this all the more ominous Is tha t the Snlltes are concentrated In the Saudi otl fields and constitute.ope·thlrdofthework regime. Congress doesn't want a replay of Iron , where the shah was kept lnpowerwlththenot-so-covert aid of the CIA. This embittered the populace against the United States. When the shah was driven from the throne, he left'behinda legacy of political extremism, hatred for America_., economic disintegration and broken lives , Congress will 'demand to know whetner the Saudi royal family is more solldiy entrenched and, there· -fore, a more dependable a lly. The ~t.oc ret Intelligence on this score have been treated as second-class citizens. Warns a secret, !Of). page report obtalned by my associate Lucette Lagnado: "One cannot totally reverse i'hia antipathy toward the government, amounting in some cases to deep and abiding hatred fOr the royat family, which years of neglect has bred." Some Shiites, roused by Kbomei · nl's fu lminations, will begin lt> associate their grievances with the · United States. the report predicts. The report was written by one of the State Depart.ment 's leading Arab expens, David Long, in 19fll. It emphasizes: "The consequences of possible Shla uprisings could be devastating to oil production," noting that the Shiites, tnnuenced by Iran , are In a perfect position to sabotage Saudi oil Installations. So vast and empty a space as Saudi Arabia would be d!Hicull to defend . The Imperial famUy relies apparatus. ''There ' Is real fear" "for the security of the regime over the loyalty of the military," declares the Long repon . It Iells of past mllttary arrests "foo subversive activities" and "Saudi distrust In a professional military establishment." Fear of attack has driven the Saudi rulers to arm their defense forces with sophlsllcat~ American weapons. But suspicion of the mllliary has caused tlv>m to withhold the wherewithal. Notes the report : "Traditionally, the Then the repon offers this revelation, which might surprise members of Congress now being cajoled by the administration: " Due largely to Saudi ambivalence toward a modem military fort-e, there Is relatively little to show for nearly- 30 years of U.S. military training ... " The Instability of the Saudi regime and the shortcomings of Its military forees are detailed In a soon-to-be-published book, "The · American House of Saud," by Da former congressional Investigator Steve Emerson. The real fear _____...___~~--Ju_lia_n_B_on_d • Polls tell us that a clear majority --- • of Americans suppo):! Bernhard Goetz, the man wllo shot four youths who approached him on a Township Trustees. namely, W. New York subway on Dec. 22, 19&1 . Goetz shot the youths after one of Robinson. B. Marcinko and L. Hawk for their effort s. I observed them apparently asked him for one t('Ustee operating a dozer, mov- money . Since then, Goetz has tx.,.n lng snow, after 11:30 p.m. on that the object of worldwide attention cold Wednesday night, and through and much praise. He has become a the next day, in an effort to assure symbol of how victims _ unprothat all could travel . Trustees, for tected by pollee and the courts_ the m~l part, have had a thankiR~ss can fight back against crime. - Tliiiii-ks trusi~es :Au of us remember the recent heavy snowfall which paralyzed utjJity lines and transportation m<'dlums such as our township and county roads. How many of tis remembered to thank those people responsible for tirelesseffortsatclearlngsnowand I <Olen trees from the roadways? I ..:m tournament, the A!igies tib able to exploit their 'experlene<• with a By The Associated Pl'f)SS North Carolina A&Tlsseeded16th and last in the Mldwest regional but Oklahoma Coach Billy 'I'ubbs, whose lop-seeded Sooners me<>t the Aggtes tonlghtln the opening round of the NCAA Basketooll Touma ment,lsn't taking them lightly. tablets. ~:V~;~~~~t~o~bQ~.Jis~t~~~Sa~ .~u~dl~~~~;ji~;~~i~The Shiites resent the years~bcy · ol ln ,the year. 'l'oday's highlight in hlstooy : bn March 14, 1794, E li Whitney received a patent for his cotton gin, an N'CAA.t()urna,...ent action gets underway today pered to one another on their Manufacturers Association, said the decisions lhat expanded coverage under the workers' compensation laws were hard enough on employers. But the D<.>c. :u decision permllljng negligence suits is. "outside the " worl<ers'c6mpeiosa[fbh Sfstem: 'l' n;swas 'ufeproverblal straw that broke th~ camel's b<!ck," he said. , The OMA and other business groups are ln the middle of a grass-roots campaign to get the Legislature to void the coun decisions. Kraooch said the-OMA is drafting legislation tha t should be ready within a few weeks. : ~rab<!ch said the OMA want s broad support and Is seekin~ suggestions froin Int erested parties. Gov . Richard Celeste has told business and labor groups that he only will sign a bill on which both sides can agree. Meaw.L!'""· ~~~W::W in-its~ latest "News and Views" publication. defended the Supreme Court decisons, pointing out that empl<i)'ees may bring suit only for so-called "intentional torts." In qther words. there must be proof that the employer was knowingly negligent. 'Fhe labor puhlica tion asked, "Should not someone be Uable If he ul.tlinlionally hu rts someonfl PISf'T' News and V ieY~s said erpployers in The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Thursday, March 14, 1985 the situation required . But like many highly publlctzed events, .the facts of the Goetz case and the events that catapulted him Into the limelight aren't quite what they seem to be. Many people, for Instance, are surprised to learn that two of the four young men were shot in the back, and that one was shot a second time alter Goetz noticed that ~here was no blood visible on him . determine ill! should be submitted to another grand jury. Another poll, taken today, might show a shift away from tbe suppori that Goetz has enjoyed so far . No matter, the rush to judgment th at canonized Bernhard Goetz Is as frightening as the fears that drove him to carry a gun in the first place - and to use it. His fear left four you.ng men FRIDAY & SATURDAY MARCH 15 & 16 wounded, one near death. Our fear make us ail part os this carnage. That ought to frighten us all . 1 d would like to take this space to say a job. Let's change that._:_.:l:c: k _ G<A~N~ew:~Y;~o;~rk}:~:..!%.~W,~i'--;;fu~t~~~~~~:~:;~:~~~~:::-----r~~~~c..'.-J'--~~...!~~~"...'~:"-----~ ~'"""--~·-t-""'"'he~'2?' thank Y~ 0 ~~ ~n.!e _ Buckley, Alfred . posses- refused to indict him for attempted stan -he had a Florida permit, but murder knew this. They knew that not the required New York gun Goetz had leaned over one of his license- but refused to indict him victims aqd said, "You don'tlookso bad; here's another," before firing for attempt\'(! murder or any other I have an interesting true story. It No good, call the commissioner. serlous crime. a second shot. ,,, is.about the dog that Is above. the Talk to !he pollee. Gee; even I am . ·Federal o!flclals also refu,.;p to The people who have responded law. · · get ling . dizzy. Couniy commis· press charges against Goetz lor . pollsters' ql!estions may not have lllv¢ In Mlddleixm . A nice quiet stoner, Mr. J., talk to: tbe Village violating the civil rights of the known these things. But they col]imunitY except for t_hat Infam- Council of Mlddle.,Ort. clearly reOect .something more youths. · · ous; canine tl)at riP'! up trash bat;(S Well, to make a long stm)' short, Goetzlswhlte, thelouryouthsare than a spontaneous act of an aljalong Park St. Having taplck up thls has t;>eeri liappeitlng since obviously troubled maio. black. Goetz could be prosecuted one's trash early In tlv> mornlng December 7, 1984. I see this canine under federal c lvU-rights statutes Goetz .had been mugged before. after this devious dog has ripped the crimi nal every mornlng between 8 only If he had acted ln an official and his attacker was released from and 9 a.m. My trash bags keep capacity to conspire agah"t the 1trash bags Isn't a whole tot of fun. pollee custody before Goetz had Being· one of the victims of this getting tom and tlv> word trom on young men, or II he had tried to stop even completed tlv> paperwork that early morning raider, 1 was high Ls to talk to some&<Jy else. them from using the subway makes the crtu?ustlce system PI'O)"Pted to seek assistance from Now I make a publlc appeal to all because of their race. so inturiaUngl lex. the coonty that taxes me. Alter all, those elected or appointed o!!lclals, He had app lor a New York Rudolph W. Giuliani, the U.S. they do have laws to prohibit stray pieasedo<!oieoftwothlngs: (lfPlck attorney lor Manhattan , said that gun permit In 1981 but was dented . clOgs. So, l called the county dog up the dirty dog or 121 My trash Is Goetz acted alone and had no His neighbors reported that he had warden. He says that he can't catch picked up on Thursday mornlng "racial motivations," made raelststatements at tlv> ttme, it, tor me to catch It andean htm, he between IO and II a.m. I would Positive statements by New but , no one can say with any would come and get lt. I am not pa ld appreciate all .the lv>lp I could get. York's mayor, Ed Koch tarter certainty that Goetz was so mott· · by )he county to catch dogs so I - James Hudson. early rumblings against "vigilantvaled when he shot the young men. called a county commissioner. Mr. P .S. Let's all hope that tlv> human Ism"), and the state's Republican - Koch has backed off somewhat "HEY, WOW! If the secretary of education Jones said that since Middleport criminal element never, but-never; senator ~ Allonse D' Am~to, typify from his earlier endoroement of could sBB us now, ell? ~ ' has a leash law that I shouldcali the figures out how the clever canine the ,upport Goetz has received. Goetz's actions, and Asslstant ,New ' Both have been sympathetic, sayMiddleport Pollee. Ah, ha! ~uUs doeslt. York District .Attorney Gregory at last! Oops! Call the dog warden. lng that Goetz's actions were what Waples Is recexaminlng tlv> case to Victim of dog above the law LaSALLE MIDDLEPORT DEPT. STORE DAN'S FOREMAN & ABBOTT -WESTERN AUTO BAHR CLOTHIERS FRUTH PHARMACY HERITAGE HOUSE/LOCKER 219 · VALLEY LUMBER to '• :£:±.. SURnNG fltiDAY "PINOCCHIO" t MAX'S, INC. PAT HILL .FORD . C. K. SUPERMARKET ·.MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE ACE HARDWARE GINZA INGELS FURNITURE INGELS CUT RITE CARPET �---Ohio -= Sentinel Thursday, March 14, 1985 Redmen win first -NAIA tilt High altitude . ··. ·. fouled out ..:. George, Moeves, and Blackburn, all late In the game. KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Rio Grande College held o.!fBerea in the Coach Roland Wlerwllle'squintet bowed out with a 22·10 record. · something ls wrong with you. I felt the l<ey to this win was takingcareof round· victory over the Mount a!, neers In the 48th National Assoclatl6n of Intercollegiate Athletics post-season tournament in Kemper 16, J~ Verhoff 15, Dan Cuny 15, Greg Verhoff 12 and Kent .Wolfe 11. Rio Grande coMected on 33 of 57 thought hitting the foul shots down ho!f's long jumper (19: 03) got tbe the stretch was a blg key for us. We _~en on the board .. got the ball inside much better the Mowery's long jumper (18: 27) put second half. When our Rio on top for the flrsttlme_(4-2) .It Rio was ~~~~~~~:J~~~~~~~~1~~d~~= Arena. one-half minutes of play to remain ailv!> In the 32-team flefd . Up by what appeared to be a comfortable lead · (00.72) with 2:59 Ieff. .the Mountaineers battled back · topuU wj(hln two, 82-1(), wlthl: O!lleft ~~~ fllrnovets. Mowery had lett in the half. 14 assists. ·where we have won Oswley's layup (4: 59) gave the ForBerea,TommyoWsleyledali lnthepaint." Kentuckyflveathree-polntspread. scorers with 31 points. J ay Stenzel He ·a dded, "It was disappointing Rlofinallyfoundtilerangeatthefoul had 17, David Moeves had 14 Mark whenourdelensedldn't stopthemln line and stayed close on the heels of 12 and .Cliff Bla~kbum the last five minutees~:~b~u~t~Be;ie~a~iis::::..,~Be~~re~a~,;~untO long ~ ;;,; ; was tlt:!i.ll.1 6•.B..Jll•.l6.Md.l8 before ~! ·~ " · ~ .· ~ -~ from the field and 14_of 15 atthe foul we have played this George'si:OOI (0: 29) gave.Bereaa line. The losers had 29 rebounds Both teams were in foul trouble 29-28 advantage, then Joe Verhoff Stenzel's 28. Moeves · had seven. early in the contest. Rio's Curry and tapped In a loose ball wlth12seconds Owesley had six assists. Bere<~. had . Greg Verhoff sat out the final six left in the half to give the Redmen a 12 turnovers. minutes of the first half with three 32-31 halftime advantage. "Both teams .were tight in the personals each. Berea's Moeves Bereawas12of37'fromthefleldln beginning and ~ aJl:>J Qf ~~sy picked .-up_hi!;$thfrdr,per,o;onakwitlb= .the-fifst-half and seven of elghtfrom shots. But that's natural," re- 5:45 remalnlrig In the initial half. thefoulline. Rlohlt48percentfrom marked Lawhorn. "lf you are not None of the Redmert fouled out. the flOor (13 of 27). Rio was six of tight in a situation like that , then However, three Berea players · nine. Both tearnshadseventurnovers. shooting (five of seven ) (:56,: and :cil) and two charity tosses by Dan CUrry (: 12) which clinched Rio's victory. 'The triumph left Coach Jolm Lawhorn's Redrnen with a 31-4 ~ason record, and advanced them tq secnd round aCtion of the 1985 tournament. Rio's next contest is scheduled 2 p.m. Friday against West Virginia Wesleyan· (27·3). . . . .. It pays to advertise in · the Se~tinel..... . maJor worry for Huckabay ~~~~~.:~~:~~~f~~:;~~ ·~·-~;~~~:~;·~~-~~~=~=;th~e;ba~s~k~elt~~ba~ll-~W~e~dl~d~s~uc~h~a~be~~~~~e~r:;::;~Ow~sl~;e~y~·s~~goa~l~o~ff~t~he~~~~JH for57.9 percent. At the . The Daily Ohio • IIDNTINGTON , W.Va. (AP) green clad horses paraded during Marshall University basketball · Wednesday morning's sendort becoach Rick Huckabay says he's·uf> ·rare the team left Tri-State Airport In the air over playing In Albu- for New Mexico. 'The procession stopped at a querque In Friday night's NCAA Sllver .wllh blue Interior, 4 cylinder engine, f speed traruJmiiJslon, West Regional opening round.. downtown plaza, where Mayor Joe "power iteeriDg, am mdlo, radlalllres, chrome rear step bumper and Huckabay said he's concerned the Williams presented head Hu:ckotba:y' Jusl30,000 miles! lnlell!!- - - - - - _ _ _ nlgh aJ..Urnlle.J;Jilllil...a.Uec:I..Hwt-lO. - wJtlt..a..pmcJamallon, ~:11!l.!L.:.::.L'ILI freshman center Tom Curry, who' dream It, you can achieve it." has a nasal deformity that hampers Huckabay told the gathering he his breathing. wasn't wonied that Marshall ls a "Tom Curry is the one that really 50,000-to-1 longshot to win the concerns me," Huckabay said · tournatnent, saying that the team Wednesday . " He has trouble brea- hadovercomehugeoddsinthepast. thing at home. He may have a r eal Marshall was 7-9atoneP<>Int In the problem out here." season and lost its two tOp returning Marshall holds one more practice scorers from last year - seniors today' at The P it.. the University of Don Turney and Sam Ervin, who quit. the team after skipping a New Mexico's gym, a t 9 p.m. in preparation for Friday's game practice called by Huckabay lmtne- · against No. 11 VIr-ginia Common- dlatelyfollowingahomecourtlossto VIrginia Military Institute. wealth. 25-5. But the Thundering Herd reMarshall, 21-12. left for Albu· querque on Wednesday after cruls· grouped and won H of its last 17 lng throu gh Hu ntlngton In a caravan games, its second straight Southern ofCadill a~. 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V·B, ciuto . trans., 1h ton _P._ickup, v~a . stand. trans., PS, 11'5; short wide bed. rear step bumper, slidipg rear window. Stock N50102. WAS $2495 long wide bed, rear step bumper, air cond.,_AM/ FM radio, wheel covers, sliding rear window. Stock N57751. WAS NOW $5995 �.. Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Thursday, March 14. 1986 Thursday, March 14. 1986 DPT vaccine cavailable for some By GINNY KILLIN , School systems are urged to aUow you are not sure If your child needs • RN, PHN provisional enrollment of chUdren an Immunization or not, feel fr:ee to : · There Is a ·nationwide shortage of wbo need dose , five until the call the Health . Department ·ill l 992-6626 and ask to speak to anyone , OPT (diphtheria, tetan\IS, pertus. - shortage Is-over. . ~<t:~:Z;:-:~:m;l!:".!l~'i'lee)lie-15ihe one Parents are reminded that the ' ot the registered nurses. Immunlza· ' that children receive at ages two Health Department can provide the !Ions are provided tree to the publlc months, foor months, six months, four doses of Polio vaccine (at 2.4.18 every second and fourth Tuesday of 18 months and at the beginning of months and school (age) the 15 the ·month from 9·11 a.m. and 1-3 , sehool. months MMR (measles-mumps- p.m. Contact your own doctor rubella) vaccine, and 10 year TO concerning this If you have any • (tetanus-diphtheria) boosters. 1f other questions. . t:~~~~~ r Department in necessary quantities. So, for the last two montns; only the chUdren who are . at the greatest risk for fnfectlonl lfi i i i i i i i i i i i i i i i ;;;ii i i i i i i i i i i iQ_ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii equipment, food, field trips and suppUes. WrKten by teac(Jers Donna Norris and Christie CaldweU, the ' IT. PATIUCIC'I DAY __ §~~~'A.' ' ·and/or tetarius eomplfcatlonsofdlphtherta,_ and whooplilg cough have • !Jeen Immunized. This will continue 1.-.-.~t'El~!!M•'Url,lll more vaccine Is made available (which will probablybeinlatesummerorlatefal)). ·The only children that can be Immunized by the Meigs County Health Department are the two grant includes kfndergart~ students. tfere, the months, four months and six school has a tasting party for the ,stu_®nj§,~~h!ng~ months old: triere 1s a walling ust for those needing the two other the four basic foOd groops and gOod e~g habits. lmrilunfzatfons. We regret thls TASTY TREAT- Racine Elementary School has . received a nutrition grant for Sl ,000 to be used for _ --· · ~---- RACINE - Racine American DAN'S ' ' ' IN THE MIDDLEPOIT MASONIC BUILDING r~d~ur~ln~g~W~o;rl~d~W~a;r~II;;.iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~~~~~~~~====::::::::::: RACINE - Southern Band , Boosters meeting, 7:30 this evening in band room. POMEROY. - Pomeroy ~ Lodge 164, F&AM, 'will hold ' special meeting, 7 this evening, with work In EA Degree. 75°/o OFF .RACK '' POMEROY- A public meet· lng, 7 this evening, at Pomeroy VUiage Hall to discuss plans for t.he recrea tiona! facUlty to be operated this summer behind the former Pomeroy Junior • High SchooL Public Input Is INCLUDES TOPS, SOTS, PANTS, BLOUSES AND MEN'S KNIT SHIRTS lty~ The blrthday ·g!ft of the month went to Opan Hollon. Af!Pr the business meeting, games were enjoyed. Marcia Keller and Opal Hollon served sandwiches, salad and coffee to those named and Clarice Allen, Dixie Bealr; Dorothy Cashdollar, . Margaret Christy, Clara Conroy, Opal Eichinger, Betty Hawk, Betty Newell, Inzy Newell, Ethel Orr, Opal Wickham, Paula Wood, Bonnie Landers and Lori D~mewood. Members will honor Paula Hawk with a shower at the next meeting. .' J\1ARC phnning '-,--- --:;:; .. -,. ,.-: ._ -·· . "• 1.. 11~111o~ ;_~-- .--,.- - -- - - - Plans- for a-'jifiiey supper were made when the Meigs Association for Retarded Citizens met rrcently at the Carleton SchooL The supper will be held on March 22 a tthe school from 5 to 7 p.m. A gift from the Pomeroy Flrsi Baplst Church was acknowledged. ' . POMEROY Hemlock .Grange meeting Saturday, 7 p.m., at hall with kitchen shower \0 he held for grange kitchen. 'Literary - · Club has • meettng The Deily Sentinel-Page . 7 Poetry of Edwin Arlington Robin· before going on to New York. worthy noted that L€e graduated son was presented by Mrs. Forest Mrs. Bachtel said that Robinson from West Point, rode a horse, Bachtel at the Wednesday meetlllg . used town ch;rra_cters in )ils poems, ''Traveler" au during the war, and oftheMiddleportLiteraryCJubheld amo.ng the most- famous was was considered a strict dlsclplfnaratthe home of Mrs ..ll.obert Fisher. "Richard Corey" described as a ian and a humble Christian which • r.m-s. Dwight Walla~, pres~nt, ... psychologlal portralt.. !!al.n!f>r.Jn_;..oetther 4{'anJ<_Mr'~AL. --.;'"""'~ Introduced the reviewer who noted verse·, he died at 66. president of washingtOn-College at that the poet won the Pulitzer Prize Mrs. James Clatworthy's review Lexington, Va .. she said. • three tbnes. Born In Maine in 1.800, was ot "Lee After the War'' by The hosles$ served candy. he attended Harvard for two years Marshall Ftshwfck. Mrs. Clat· ,. ~ liJ MOVI MONDAY POMEROY -:. The Meigs County Women's Republican Club wUI meet Monday at 6 p.m for a pot luck dinner and r!'port on the inauguration at the Rock Springs Grange hall. AU Republican women ·of the county are invited to attend. We Rant VCR's and-·Disc Players" ROll 19" Am DIAG. SCREEN COLOR TELEVISION Rescheduled POMEROY- A group known as "Reconciled" from the Ken· tucky Christian College which was scheduled to appear the Pomeroy Church of Christ on Feb. 24 has been reschO.ctuled for Sunday, March 31. ThegroupwtU be at · the local church for the Sunday school hour and the morning worship servic.!. owels. r-------------l ( MEN~S IN STOCK AND BOYS' WE STOCK PARTS FOR FORD AND MASSEY FERGUSON REG. S2.79 & S2.S9 INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT S166 3 PR. PIG. WOMEN'S AND JUNIOR $269 ·-.... , _:;»JiflN . 25" COLOR 19" REMOTE CONTROl tELEVISION CONSOLE . COLOR TELEVISION NOW ·SERVING MEIGS .COUNTY t $399 ' $489 GIBSON GIBSON· DRYER . ~""'--""·~· .;~~·-,,~..,,).-c;: Officer's reports were given, L€e Weidemeyer, superintendent, gav a report on thevariousactlvltles at the schooL Refrehf!Jents were served by Nora Roush, Eileen Clark, Rhea Roush, Ruth Karr and Jessie Might. SIDEWALK SALE 19" COLOR TV "'""' Register For . Free Gift Certificate Friday From S _ ~- to 8-- - 304-372-9875 OR 372-5479 Over SO Years In Business On The "T" In Middleport OPEN will be Shown, "The Greatest Story Ever Told," on March 24 there will ~- be a special presentattononMalawi Africa by Tim Wall, youth mln!ste; at Hemlock Grove, and Bonnie ' Brant who grew up in Malawi as mfsslonary's·daughter. Services at the church are held at 9'a.m and 7: 30 p.m. . a .. MIDDLEPORT ,. IIICIDWAVE DVEII ......... PATRICK'S DAY SIOE·WALK SALE ~- S299 Sample the . -- Sglrsnis R OPER ... Exc1tement. Test Drive aVW. GAS or ELECTRIC RANGE Modll1423 ~~ s $ 00 t~ Sl ooo EACH . 1 LOT OF MEN'S SPORT COATS .. • SAl~ $1 0 to $30 :• 1 RACK OF LADIES' SLACKS . ~ VALUES TO S2S ,~ SALE i( $·10 ~ •, 1 RACK OF LADIES' KNIT TOPS & SLACKS • II REDUCED 30°/o LADIES' BLAZERS & JACKETS Ya PRICE II8IIDIIII 19 •••i• lverr I lox 1pt1na1 Anr llallvttrr Qualltvl No lloeptiOnll COSTUME JEWELRY CIAIIIS-IIECIUCEI-IAIIIIGS -Sl so . WOMEN'S SHOES 1f2 PRICE ONE GIOUP CHILDREN'SSHOES ss & $10 SHARP PORTABLE 40°/o OFF · ONE TAIU ATH~ETIC 1f2 $349 $299 I FRIDAY and .SATURDAY I CHILDREN'S JOX $ 1000 (INSIDEI YHS VIDEO RECORDER ROPER SAVINGS .. '"' . . . Dlfr•l YALUESJo. sas DEALER'S COST ~-~~-· .WASHER. (OIPICIIIliGI • ·-·~AT WITH AUTO. FINE TUNING •25 USED TRATORS TUBE SOX IEGIUR $1.10 · sT.~ ~ 21 CU. FT. NOW IN STOCK SHOP . - ·- . . . [ AND OUR VALUES TO 530 SALE CHEST FREEZER •60 NEW TRACTORS Becky Tyn>e P~idcd at the meeting with Katheryn Metzger givfngtheopeningprayer. The door prize brought by Pat Drennan was won by Gall Ferry. , · -Missionerriphasis._~-----_-_---_ -__ The Hemlock Grove Christian Church will have a three week special mission emphasis starting Sunday and $ ntinuing through Sunday , March 31. Theme will be Missions VIsion with Pastor Roger Watson having •pecial sermoms concerning mis· slons. On Sunday, a spec!a I movie MIQDLEPORT - Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F&AM, will ·hold Its annual inspection Saturday at 7:30 p.ln. Work will be In the master masons degree. "' - ·- -chester-alixi1ia-iy ~meers - · _,I~~~~:~~E~~~~~~~~~·The Ladles Auxiliary of the Chester Fire Department met Wednesday evening at the fire. house with president Erma Cleland presiding. ' The meeting opened with "The Lord's Prayer," followed by the Pledge to the Flag. The secretary's report was read by Frances Hunt and the treasurer•s report by Cleo Smith. The fire and rescue committee reported on the breakfast served to the firemen uP.,n their return from a house fire. Several cards were signed for the sick of the commun- . , POMEROY - A self-help : group lor the terminaHy Ill and .: . their families Is being organized. • The first meeting will be held •; _Thui'Sday at 7 p.m: at t!K!c.burch ·.: in Dorcas.Amedlcalrepresenta' . tlve wUI be at the meeting to ,! assist the group In developing a :: program of support for each other. · SATURDAY . .,. . WEATHER PERMiniNG T needed, Councilman Larry WehPOMEROY - Country store , rung reports to be held at meeting · of Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of FRIDAY Beta Sigma Phi Sorority at 7:00 HARRiSONVILLE •- St. Pap.m. Thursday at Riverboat Room of Diamond Savings and hick's Day dance Friday, 8 to 11 Loan Co.; each member to take p.m. at Harrisonville School, sponsored by Harrisonville PTO two Items for store. with llve d.j. Dance contests, with albums and cakewalks ~ POMEROY - The Rock records as prizes will be held. : Springs Grange will meet at 7: 00 Thursday nlght at the grange ~ hall. Dues are payable. · SATURDAY •; Legion Auxiliary 602 will meet .: 'f.hursday evening, 7:30p.m., at ~ the legion haU.Severalgfrlsfrom · Southern High School's junior class wUI attend. Refreshments will be potluck. . within the framework of what the state agency can. provide. ., ..~1HURSDA L ---... .,. lJ2 PRICE SP ECIAL ' SALE MERCHANDISE Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ·.Calendar ..' MANY CLEARANCE ITEMS A Molotov cocktail Is a homeContinued community service prepare favors and decorated Mrs. Parsons, both past presidents of the district, had charge of the made bomb, consisting of a bottle work at theArcadlaNursingHorrie, napkins to the parties. It was also meeting. Mrs. Richards was pres· filled with .an alcohol mixture, and Coolville, was planned during a voted to "ado~t" a grandfather, en ted a gift from the unit. usually a· rag \flck. Orlgln!jliY meetll!g . Qf ~American Legion _ ~f!l Ralrd~ .__!l _vet.eran, . and a ~ lt' wa'?l-ef16iiea"~ n17tf., tli" 'lifii ,.,!!e':.X:-IJy'RusSiah-civlliaifs' for use . Auxiliary of Feeney-Bennett Post grandmother, Allee MarKtits, bOth served the American Red Cross against the Invading Nazi army 128, American .Legion, Wednesday arArcadla, torememberonspecial night. occasions during the year. The unit bloodmobile canteen with several Speaker at the meeting was als6 addedJennyGareyofRutland, donating blood. A framed resolution Eileen Ridenour, the new activities a diabetic, to their list of special of respect (n memory of Emma director, who commended the group people to be remembered. · Wayland, amemberoftheunitslnce for the monthly parties they stage at RoorganlzaUon of the junior unit 1926, was preSented -to he£__.s<m, ·the nurslrig home and expressed was noted with Diane Jarvis and Charles, at thecloseofthedlnnl'r"for appreci<~tlon from the staff ;Inc,JJ~e Mr~, P~r'i\'n'I-!.R~!Jl!>-~ rlv!mf-< a!td patients. Jeannie Lipscomb, the helper. · It was reported that the recent Delegates and alternates to It was voted to buy flag etiquette party at the facility cost $228 with Buckeye Girls S~ Ashland Col· pamphlets to . give out on Poppy Sonya Parsons, Grace WelQh, Sonja lege, June 21·29, wl!r"e selected, five Days In May. Four digests,.:Need a -· Wayland, .J~~_n Gllrf!ore, .Gall. from MPJgs and one !rom Eastern. Lift" wtll be placed In the schools Ferry, Erma Hendricks, and Gerr! with several to have co-sponsors. A and libraries. TWenty-five birthday Parsons going to hold the party for reporl was given on the get- · and get-well cards were sent during the veterans and other patients. acquainted tea for Girls State the month, and it was noted that Veisia Roush, unit rehabilitation candidates and their parents held in · Gerald Freeman's mother had died. chairman, asked the juniors to February. Florence Richards and Reported Ul were Wilbur Haning, ' ' SHOES • ,Buy Now! ' •j• .' ' ·@ It's not a car. ·. OFF REG. PRICE •' • 1' •• • • YOU PAY 'W It's a Volkswagen. OVER 30 IN STOCK FOR OUR PURE- AND SIMPLE SALEIII 14 • • Bridge Plaia B1hnl Duff's Gc ';His, Ohio (614) 446-8051 •10 , ONLY . s APPLIANCES • TV • .....~r .2 Locations $998 GJ lpols, Ohio (614) 446-3733 •- · = �• ' Pomeroy- M Beat of the Bend Thurmav. Merch 14, 1985 Thursday, March 14. 1985 Ohio Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Science.. Fair held SAR formation ,neady ·complete , By CHARLENE HOEFLICH For ·the fir~ ·time this year, three Sentinel Staff Writer Governor's Awards for Excellence Nearly 200 project s - Inc luding were presented. Jared S heets everything from seed germination . received the award for e nergy to solaren~- were j udgedatthe research with his project entitled Meigs J unior High School's Second ''F'ractlonal DlstUiatlon o!CrudeOII Annual Science Day a nd then and Its Products"; Beth E wing displayed for a n 'open house recelved the awa rd forexcellence ln Tuesday night attended by aboul 400 agriculture and f.ood sciences reparcnts a nd friends. • search, entitled "Seed Germlna· Of the projects, 10 received lion"; andTerryF ieldsrecelvedthe superior r atings from the judging award of excellence lor his water team Of Russ Moore and John reources reSearch project, "Salt Krawsczyn of the Meigs Count y WatertoFreshWater ." Board of Educa tion offi ce. Gayle Receiving' grades of e~cellent on Price, retired teacher , and Ste· their projects "(ere Kim Klein, Ada phanie Ash and Vicky l;lug hes, .King, David ,Jacks , J a nelle Hyse.ll , Allyson Wolfe, Genla Anspach, teachers. Judging was on the basis of Brian Durham , Jim Grueser, Lori otigi nality and creativit y, clari ty of Frye, Shane E ngle, Scott Nelgler, ex pression, useol scientific m ethod, Amy Nap<ira, Carea Kauff, Donald a nd know ledge ac hieved. The La udermUt, Penni J effers, Robbie Sclence Day was held in coopera tlon Jacks, David Bowers. with the Ohio Academy of Science, Renee Young, Shaw n Fetty, Chad under the local sujX'rvls ion of Rusty . Carson, Shannon Stobart . Sa brina Bookma n ad Jesse Va ll , science Wilson, Todd Powell, Bill Gilkey, {l.andyBunee, Stacey Gibbs, J ason teachers, Receiving ihe superior awards Dodson, Pete Brlckles, Todd Her were Kim Chadwell,· Beth Ewing, schar. Cindy Ma ynard, Tim Stone, Ma tt Peterson, Brett J,..lttle, ·Kathy J enny MU!er , Wesley Young. Neal Thomas, )VIindy Spencer. Ter ry Richmond, Vicki Priddy, Carolyn Fields. J ason Black, Ja red Shr<:'ts E lam , Shannon Coates, Tara Clark , and Les lie Carr. They will com pete Amy Luckeydoo, Ma rk Cor si, Jeff in the dis trict cont es t to .be held al McElroy, Scott Barton, JonleSimp· Ohio University on April13. son, Shelly Smith, Mary Butcher. Sonja Steele and Johnnie Putman. All about Mardi Gras _,., -.r.c~-:"-''"'"·· wrong again. (Oh well , what do I know?) . . ' Howard arid Betty Roush have , just returned from Ne\11 Orleans where tbey have spent several months wltJi their son-tii-law and ., .. " '' Betty loved the and post to form . l<elth Ashley, organizing points out that parades- there are served as superintendent of the president, will help any interested 00 or more - start as early as Jan. Akron Schools. . . ma n in applying fdr mem"''rhslp 19 .and there are many Mardi Gnis He became a scholar in residence Including prepara tion of the balls which start In December and at Ohio State before becoming . run through Feb. 19 - when all of executive director of the Ohio the activities really climax. Council on Vocational Education . .------"--'------...L..------------1 Betty says she · al)d Howard after leaving the Ohio Department HOM E. SAT ELL/ TE averaged seeing at least one parade of Education. adaydurtngtheirstayfromJan.19 Recently, Dr. Essex became the TV SPECIALISTS through Feb. 19. Betty has some first recipient of the Amertcan a a-. Interesting Items - many being · Association of School Administra· ~• DaA.o -·-cstrandsof·beads which are thrown tors Kirkpatrick Awanl which Was from various floats along the presented in Dallas, Texas. parade route. Her favorite is a The a ward was started after the necklace handed her by Pete deatll of James Kirkpatrick, who Fountain from a float. Favors also was a top otflclal ofthe.Superintend· ''"'~~,-!!...! -Include -coin-replicas which Betty ents DLScboolscorganl i~i!tl 0 ll which ~ A-i:O. mp11ff'r§~Rf~rfi =·...,.~•=•#'f! also has. is headquartered in Washington, rBetty reports that the average D.C. The award for leadership in Offer Good Until Mor'h 31, 1985 cost involved in a parade Is $1 5 school administration evolved in million and points out that this 1."a Kirkpatrick's honor. (61.4) 378-6158 QUALITY SYSTEMS· SIINERBmD •ITE STSTEJIS Clip This ·on lot of money when there are hungry people in the world. However, she concedes that man does not live by bread alon~nd that Mardi Gras aelivities ife i"ffilly cuplifHng. J::>= • .F ~""'·==-,; y Ik h' k I' . li now. out m mgomg tote you to keep smiling - and I AM! for A S100 S · OVings TUPPERS PLAINS, OHIO tltslllo tho''" Olii<tl ' ON TO DISTRICf CONTEsT - Kim Chadwell's phonograph constructed of lbl cans, scrap wOOd, a threaded rod and foU Is among 10 projet:ls which will compete in dlstrlt:l competition at Ohio University on AprDJ3. Here she demonstrated for the judging team how her projed works. You Are lnYited To Preview The AII-Ne.w 1985 Standard Va,ation Bible $(hool Course. COIM and Learn and Short! !cr-="',..J;IJ!D~,r.,,!IHP-!?Z:!, . 198 5-9:30 "A.M. Co1111 . 43 7 Main St., Middleport, Oh. 4 57 60 E11/g fld E•J•g &lfu ,.; Do11t1 IUf~tl Ptnatlllt~ A history on area Churches of Christ was given by Bob Purtell , pastor of the Zion Church, at a recent meeting of the Meigs Counry Women's Fellowship of tlie Churches of Christ. Purtell noted that seve ral are well over 100 years old. He also talked about the Bedford Camp which has been ln ·operation for many years. It first consisted of the Bedford School and later the old Bedford Youth Center, adjacent to the school. wa s Sponsored by Middleport Book Store BUSINESS ; Mon.·Fri. 2·6 SO.NY Dealer ., Sat. 11 •5 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ . :83 Mill St. . · PH. 614·9'2·2641 Miildllflert ,------------L------------.11---------,----l.---..,.------'------------------ - -• WeU- let m e tell you about Fay, whom. I'm sure many of you wUI remember, and her husband. They are both now involved with the St. Judy Medical Center, a I.fOO·bed faclllry of AmericanMedical International which Is under construction in the New Orleans area . Fay is director of nursing services for five critical care units and .ts In ..the process of purchasing equipment , supplies and staffing the units, bringing some of the staff members from a s far as Saudi. Arabia. Her husband, Richard, is director of the biomedical department for the same company and is in charge of all their units in Mississippi, Louisiana and part of Texas. Incidentally , F;ty and Richard spent two years in Saudi, Arab\a. working with the same company in getting a hospital into operation. The Shiflets hope to make In back P:II"K ~-~~-~:-~;;;:, i'eh.M'iUor excmnge·any Item In lnst.lllect on yoUr un. Than our II VALUABLE COUPON ~ II ! AUTOMATIC ~ WIPER DELAY ~~ $999 • J1r. d Mrs. Leslie F rank and Beth, Texas Road , were ·Sonday visitors of Mr. and ·Mrs. Eugene Haning and Ronald. ~-sarah Mr. and Mr. Robert Russell, Mr. andMrs.SteveHaggy,Stepanteand · Brad, were weekend visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Summerfield, Candl, Wendy· and Crystal, Medina. Also . spending the weekend with the Summerflelds were Mr. and Mrs. Donald Russe)l. Mrs. Russell also visited her grandmother in Akron. ci I~' WITH MOTOR OIL 89( N COUPON 10W30 10W40 . OL TRANSMISSION FLUID (" I I REG ..................... IJJ.99 I . · I 1 Ends bothersome : dry-wipe squeak! 1 I Lord Jesus· ; with Mary Stewart at PREMIUM QUALITY . 111: 'til~ [ "POWER" tlle piano. Theof!eringwasreceived by Mrs .. Harris followed by a program o,f poetry and readings from noted authors on spring. A reading, "The White Magnolia Tree," was given in observance of Arbor Day. Dorothy Woodard gave eaoh member a booklet. "The Wonder ana Loveliness of Easter'." A St. Patrick's Day theme was carried out in refreshments .served by Marte Hauck. and Mrs. Mayer. Favors were pocket combs. Reports for duty Marine Lance Cpl. Anthony S. Kennedy, son 9! Julia A. and Leo C. Kennedy Jr. of Tuppers . Plains · recently reported for duty with ~:e~~A~i~ rc~r~a!f:t c:~ Ik;~:1~~:~~~;~;~~~~:~~~£~:~~~:Sec~~ond~~Mfa~ri~n scripture the Song Point, and Psalms, and the hymn "FairtlJ;t A 1~1 graduate of Eastern High ---- 1 . 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Parts Plus autostor• 2611 JACKSON . 675-2 ~9i B ~()J? 'C'J•fNien 212 1. Milln, l'otneroy . -- .· School, he joined the Marine Corps , In May 1983. .------0UR BRAND AUTO .PARTS YOU CAN TRUST -'-fOR QUALTY -"flLUE-PERFORMANCE BATTERY •SPECIAL • Mr. and •Sllturday eveningvisltorsdMr. and Mrs. Harley Smith, Kana1111a. Plans for spring activities were made and thank-you notes for holiday remembrances were reported when Friendly Circle met Tuesday at Trinity Church. · Peggy Harris, prayer circle chairman, gave a report on the circle's activities, while Elizabeth Flck noted cards sent to the Ill and bereaved 1in the area. Mary E. Chapman and E velyn Strauss were reported Ill. It was noted that Marte Dailey , former resident, will be at the home of her daugher, Peggy Houdashelt, the first three weeks in April and friends may contact her there. Pauline Mayer conducted the business meeting and led In a unison prayer. Maye Mora, Keep headlights and taillights clean In Winter by spraying with a bottle of window cleaner stored In the car. one QUICk spray can prevent an accljjent because they can see you and you can see them! r---------·COUPON - - - - - - - - - . go • Mr. an rs. ,Carl McElroy .of · Columbus re weekend vis itors of Mr.andMr F'auiMcElroyandMr . .and Mrs. a ut McElroy Jr .. J eff . . JOE')/ and esslca. rJ~~~~~~~~~~~ -------- mond Riley, senlntel,· Geot·g..' Parket·, student advisor, a nd J~ ~ P arker, news r~rt er. ' ' .v Two members of tlle ch apteJ' in Ihe District 14 public s~~~:~~contesthe ldrecently aqhe E n , udty ·1o Hunt representt>d the ·c h apter 1n ex temperaneous speak· Ing and received a gold rati ng a nd Se an Dodson received a gold ra li ng · an d P1ac ed third overall in lhecrc«< kl SjX'a ng contest. Friendly circle meets -no !'laSSie'.' poucv. one more note. While we were freezing and fighting our way through snow. the Roushes found New Orleans quite warm - there were two cold nights, with the lowest temperatures in 16 years, but outside of that the weather was great. I'm green with envy - but well wltll St. that's okay - it'll Patrick's Day .' Personal notes cnnGt· uon-wntn vou present oroor or our· purchased for expansion of the camp fac llli t es. Purchase of chairs · · fot the camp was discussed . · Marjorie Pu . rtell was song leader for the ·servlce and also had the opening prayer. Ruth Underwood gave devotions uslngscrlptureirom Matthew 6 and a poem, "The Father's Hand ." Next meeting will be held at the Bradbury Ch11rch, March 28 at 7:30p.m. Ann Lambert had the closing prayer. • Officers for the 1985-86 schoolyear will be Installed at the a nnual parent,m emher banquet of the MeIgs HIg h.Sch ooIFuture Fa rmers !Am · · o Th enca to fbe held on April 3. e new o fleers are Betty J o Hunt, president; Sean Dodson. vice Chase teJCteDt Darts which )y..,e bHn And - Bill Blower Is the new president of the Middleport Chamber of Commerce - and his energy is shOWing. Bill already ha s distributed all so~ s of literature about the actlvl· ties of the group to members and apparently hopeS to give the organizat ion a real shot in the arm with his enthusiaSm. Some of his goals for the comlllg year are setting the agenda for the year by appointing chairpersons to head each major event; reinstall'· ment of the monthly newsletter; complete the by-laws soon so they can be voted upon , maybe even this month; conduct a survey of the business .comrounlty to help deter· mine the goals and objectives of the chamber. and I o initiate an annual awards'banquet. officers· are Jason re~eaate SUPERIOR RATING - Jason Blllck's ~lectro-mllgllellc crane entered In the Sciooce Day competition at Meigs Junior High School Tuesday received a superior rating from judge Russ Moore of the MeiKS (A>!mty Board of Education offke. w-;omen's Feu,ow n ship has meettng . Officers chosen '""';;u';;:re:;::r;~1ii,'im;;;"i;Kn;;;o;tti':s,-:s:::;re ec : i'ta::::r:y::;-;R;::: a y·-:;:Sc:::hoo:'::"L Middleport Church of Christ they do, "' -Beity conunents. ' ===,......,-~·­ i'-> ··", VBS LEADERS, TEACHERS & WORKERS••• "I wen! down there an old woman with arthritis - but the activities really changed me. They believe in letting the good times roll - and V It >Jh porters. I'm sure, will also reEligibility for _memlleriihlp con· member Martin W. Essex who slsts ·of being at least 18 years of age· served as superintendent of the and a desceildantof a soldier In the Middleport Schools spme years · American ~olu upn or of a person · bacl;. . rendering assistance to the Ameri· Essex went on to become State can cause. SJJperlntenoent of Schools in Ohio - However, I'm The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Last year due to unbelievable circumstances fire dosings, etc., Empire Furniture was still able to survive another year making it our 72nd year doing business in the tri-county and surrounding areas. Because of these circumstances we're going to· have the biggest Furniture Sale this area has ever seen. We have over $1,000,000 in brand name merchandise overflowing our S20,DDO sq. ft. showroom cind into our warehouses that are U~!d.!o~,~~~· ~""~!_!ii_r.~~==~~ Science club meets . P lans for a lield I rip and a spring dance were dis~ussed at the recent meetin g of lhe Meigs J unior High School Science Club held at the schooL The group a lso completed plans forth~ science fa ir which was held T uesday wit~ a n ojX'n house lh t.he �= · ·- . - - . - .: . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~- Page- 10 - The Daily Sentinel ~-~... Thursday, March 14. 1985 ::.::-=~·- Pomeroy Middleport. Oh'IO The Daily Sentinel Page 11 J?irths, birthdays are noted in area_·-------........-------1' . ttn Eb . A surprise -party~ Linda Cleland Hohner and sons. Matthew and Michael , and daughwas held !er. Amy. Mrs. Diane Circle and recently in obset;Vimce of.·the 30th · daughters, Melissa and ~ura . A. blrthdayofRayEbtln at the homeqf birthday cake was served following his sister and brother-In-law, Mr. · the.dlnner. Athens; Hazel and Bu,d Wi~n. June and Harvey Vail Vranken, Grace · · Whaley, Doris Gtueser, Mlldred Phillips, Nina Cumings, andCharlle Gibbs, Pomeroy. . ; 'Mrs. Cuckler received 85 cards and numerous glits, Other residents 1 and staff of the Health Care Center joined In observing the occasion with Mrs ..Cuckler. and Mrs. Robert Manley, !l) Park St., Middleport. A cake baked and decorated by Mrs. Manley Inscribed " Happy Birthday, Sweet 30.. was served with Ice cream and fruit drink. Others attending were· the Rev. Odell Manley, Crystal and Tracy M anl~y . Roger and Donna Manley, the Rev.. and Mrs. Steve Manley, Steve J r. and Becky, Charlene Cadle, Je!f Acree. Ru ss and Debbie Fields, Mr.- and .Mrs. !lernar\l Hudson, Kim, Mary and Sara , Mrs, 1 M argaret McDanlel,jhe Rev. Steve Tom<;'!< . Games were.played. Senct· lng a gift were the honored guest's mother, Mrs. Leona Eblin, Datwin, and Mr. and Mrs. Wendel.Eblin . Wyant Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Wyant Jr., Milwaukee, Wis., are announcJngthe.birth oftheJr flr.stchlld, a Aaron James:-Jan.· 6. He weighed nine pounds. three oun=. and was 22 Inches long. Mrs. Wyant is the fonner Clara Andc>rson. Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson, Chauncey, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyant Sr., Kingsbury Road, Pomeroy. Maternal great -grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hunt, Cottageville, W.Va., and Mrs. Inez Anderson and the late J.O. Anderson, Ripley, W.Va. Paternal greilt·grandparents ·a re Mr. and Mrs. Oris Bumgarner, Letart, W.Va., and the late Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wyant, Pomeroy. son, J .QJRLSCOUTS. Meeting Mew Challenges Gladys Cuckier Hotly Nicole Broderick Aaron ]ames Wyant Broderick-------- Cuckler Girl d t Scouts try are encouragMartin add Nancy Broderick Buskirk, Emma Broderick, Dave e 0 · "'·new . ~u.1.1.11 ~S1 ~.a!fl0~··--·="'1=--erltert;ained recently with a party In and Sherry Buskirk; Jeremy and tO dO the'r best t 11 ·' observance of the first birthday of Jamie, Mike and Jan Buskirk, ,Jay, I a a their daughter, Holly Nl ~ole_ ___,Ele!h,_ai]\LRY.an...F..rank and -Linda . ti\1:- We- -salute·.: . their---- - Broderick:--~--13roderick and Vincent, Jim and 'I ACare !lear theme was used with Becky Broder lock, and J amie, and high ValUeS! cake, ice cream and beverages Christ ine Gruese r. We're proud to salute this fine organization for showing girls how to aim . high in their lives affif~.~~-..,~- •.~,~~-~ their ideals. c •.. Gladys Cuclder celebrated her 90thbirthdayatthePomeroyHeqlth Care Center recently. She has· - resided thereiorthepast11veyears .. Relatlvesprovidedcake,punch and nuts for visitors during the day, Including Evelyn Bryan, Eddie a nd Sending cards and gifts were Carol Bryan, Ruth Ann Hyland, Janice Evans, Denni>. and Carol • Powhatten Point, Margaret KostlAult and Matthew. val, Delores Hayes, Steve WodeU. .. - being served. Attending were Hoi· ly's brother, Joshua, her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Sherman ~·-AOid Scout Is : Girl -Scouts Know Mar.·Lt'ns, K, Dnnn . ~I-I' The birthdays of Mrs. Ken.Wth Markins and her great-grandsOn: Ja m~ Oliver . Dean, were cete- ' l>rated' Sunday at the home of Mr$. :. Markins' daughter, Mr. and Mrs. • John Dean, Wolf Pen. · Those a tte nding the dinner were l\1r . and Mrs: Robert.· Rled .. David Ried , Rodn<~y Rled, ail of Pataskala , Mr. and Mrs. Richard .Smith and son, Josh . McArthur; Mr. -andJohn . Waller Dean , ,Jeremy, 'Jam~ and Sarah, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs . flobart Smalley, Jr. and son, Hobie. Wicr1 on, w .Va .; Mr . and Mrs . Richard Thomas, Casey and Jordon. and Angela Jones. Wierton , W.Va. Ju anita Terrell, Athens , Mr. and Evelyn Circle, Columbus, for- Mrs. Bill Spaun, Shannon and Julia merly of Racine, · celebra ted her Ann, Pomeroy; Mr. and Mrs, Glenn blrthiday recently with at a dinner Y.oung, Mic he lle and Glenn .Jr., party held at the jai Lai Restaura nt . Ch~hl re; .Mr. a nd 'Mrs. Kenneth Others honored at the dinner were Markins. Racine, and Mr ..and Mrs . the Rev. Michael BeU . Mrs. Lind a · John A. Dean. · Bell, and sons, Nathan and Jerod. Following the dinner gifts were · Others attending were . Belly presented to thehonoredguests.The Circle Krider , Anna Circle Cleland , group enjoyed music and s inging. Circle ONE DAY ONLY .CLINIC. SPECIA·LS _ SPRING ·HUNTING AND FISHING CLINIC THIS SATURDAY, MARCH 16th · ALL DAY 9:30-7:00 P.M. · Manufacturer's Representatives From Companies Listed· Below. ~Snu!n - , , ·,.k""' • VO• " loyal, Heipiui, Caring -·· • The ·way to Good · · · Looking and feeling good means keeping active. Girl. Scouts are urged to join in sports for fun and fitness. -~ Girl Scouting brings out the best · in · our girls .... shaping them to become outstanding people.... We're proud. Regular 112.45 SUGAR RUN MILLS POMEROY, OHIO • I PO,EROY I OHIO ""''' / PAT HILL FORD POMEROY ,OHIO MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO . B v .. CLARK'S . ;,__~. . Sft95-·- SPIN CAST REEL 20/10 ,-. $14.95 $14.95 ', ..,, '" 33 HEI·l Cli/\:~\)1(' ' ,.,,.,.. , ......... CASTING QD 310 Bait Caster JEWE~RY POMEROY, OHIO . G&J AUTO PARTS POMEROY, OHIO CLOTHING HOUSE . - ----- $4995 POMElOY I OHIO ·~·,. ~ 1 $6995 • Ll'R DEPTH RECORDER ; MMIId IXM 101.111 fu.r i!Srpllo '"'III••UI' II lO'. ·040 ..... 0.UU .""""'''''""" 01t '"on~ .FABRIC SHOP BANK ONE™ ~oliN< FDIC • $5995' SKA ,1 355 . POMEROY I OHIO REEL ROD -- 95 MINN KOTA ELECTRIC . FISHING MOTORS , ltltllnt •lfiOI"IIotoc..lly .u, •' ·'n> ... _,ofAdJ•Miobli h .... l'" ....... ... 100 .... n. ,..,..,., ...,,.,.., t l.-tl ~ 01 ~ Itt~. -n............ l' .~ ........ . ,..,.;,.,, _n,. ........ ,y (.',M..- u,w- l•"l •tiOdhplll' l••l.lb •• 39.95 36.95 1 · -~ '1 any-~ g~aplllte rod! - ---. . '89'5 2000 $19995 181b. Thrust 65W $ 28 lb. 1 5- 9 ,5 Thrust • 565W FOOT CONTROL 76.90 REBATE NET COST- 35W LCR · Lilt Hind RIUIIItl• Modtll SHIMANO BMP 15X CRO FAMILY RESTAURANT INGELS FUINITU & JEWELRY· $139 PMA33X or 35SL Anti-Friction 1 AD DAIRY VALLEY fl Z'W LU WPS-60 CHoice FlASHER ..__......-----11: PMA 15S SYRACUSE, OHIO $1699 5 5 5 HAWKSN 199' ..... RENEGADE $1995 DAIWA QMD 10 & 20 ,. 4X32MM ..................... . ,.'2995 3X9X32MM .................... '3995 3X9X40MM ................... '59 95 4Xl2X40MM ................. '699 5 250 Yards Filler Spool HOME NATIONAL BANK KINGSBURY HOMES SI~MONS & u : .$ 449 8 COMBO • STREN LINE ' RACINE, OHIO [rassfire.. ROD AND REEL lEBCD®.$}995 CENTRAL TRUST CO. POMEROY, OHIO SI'IN NING REElS $PIN t¢l .\ .K&C JEWELERS lEBCD_ ·~ r\MEHICti'S ~ MEMORIAL. HOSPITAL ......... "''""''"' .... ,.. """"'""'/CINIU " ' " rowoo GUNI 22~ No. •v~•·~" " ' " 20/20 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO THOMPSON ~.....,._----+---·-------"'-·:J_-_ -~_ - ..... .CHEROKEE s1;c~ tl BOTTLING COMPANY CHUTER, OHIO . , .8 :·_ ' FRANCIS FLORIST BAUM LUMBER .. POMEROY I OHIO JOHNSON CENTURY $19.95 $9.98 Penn's Woods Game Calls P$10 CAM CAST . GRAVELY TRACTOR RICK SKI LIES CENTURV SPIN.CASTING REEL S ' OHIO THE DAILY SENTINEL ONLY m100 KDTA ,THo~~~~: lEBCD.?:F>f'~~~ THE FARMERS BANK - POMEROY FLOWER SHOP PLAJVO JOHN MOSES . sentatlon hv the Following Community Merchants..... . ~----~------------------~ D IN MULLEN INS. AGENCY (- SIMv10NS ;,&,1'/ili $279'5 281b. - 130.00 '46.90 $ Rebate boEa ·~ rod now• I 304 675-2988 Open Mon. tflru Sit. ·9:30 a.m.-7:00 p.m.; Open SunU, 12 noon To 5:00 p.m. located Between P.t. Plea!.a~t & Ma~n on st. Rt. 62 Next to Mas~n County Fairgrounds. ·• HNEW" 1985 MODELS WEEDLESS PROP TELEsalPING �~ ' -'-' (; Cz 0 E;J< 1 .. t . Page-12-The Dally Sentinel Thursday, March 14, 1985 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio Thursday, March 14. 1985 ·Happenings around Meigs County•.•. Rutland resident Emergency squads injured in accident answer five calls A RuHand man received minor Ohio Rutland Wednesday, the state patrol said BLShop, 43, was appao ently Bob not treated at the scene for the lnjunes, the patrol sald • BIShop was eastbound WE ARE YOUR SAlES BOGGS SALES & SERVICE Services Wednesday At 7:11 a m , Pomeroy went t...the Dark Hollow Road for BonnJe Shaeffer, taken to Veterans Memor lal Pomeroy at 12 41 went 4 Business Senrices Emergency squads make240nms Emergency Medical Services 240 runs during February, Admin Is tra tor Bob Byer reports. In the runs, 139 people transported with 109 Memorial ... :c:.- -·...... . .M ~.~,.. ....... - ..... -...... u ..............""" ftt•tltt-111 ,.._...,_..... u,,....... Pubhc Notice Pubhc NotiCII Pubho Not1ce Authomed John Deere New Holland Bush Hog Farm Equ1pment Dealer Farm Equlf'ment Parts & Sorvice Ill UIIO lllut-.rt•~ U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE , OlHG 11111 1· 3· tfc Pubhc Notice J&L BLOWN INSULATION •lnsulat1on •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement W~ndows •New Roofmg • FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE VI• Hen ~ hll Thu Shop T"htlol11 Start from 12 xl6 UTILITY BUILDINGS S1zes from 6'x6' Up to 24 x36 ' Insulated Dog Houses P&S BUILDINGS Racme Oh Ph . 614 ·843-5191 •Dryere •FrHzan AFFORDABLE • PORTABLE INTERESTED IN NEW VEHICLE ~ (614) 985-3105 3 7 1 mo cl'totce NO DOWN PAYMENT LOWER MOIITIII YPAYMENT BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Bo~ 326 Pomaror. OH 45769 For Faster Serv1ce Call 614-992-6737 RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Factory Choke Gauge Shotguns Only 12·5-tfc U-SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rt. 1110 North Galhpolis, Oh1o 7/11/tln . Roger Hysell Garage INDIVIDUAl REnREMENT Rl t 24,Pomeroy Ohoo 10.5% ·AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Also Trantmlulon PH, 992-5682 or 992-7121 I 0 6 tic 3-24·tfc IRA ACCOUNT ~ MOTEL RT. 62 NORTH POINT PLEASANT. W VA 8 m1IH from Pomeror·llason Brld&e SINGLE 124.95 304-675-6276 •Uve Entertamment •Free HBO •Kttchenettes •Restaurant A.U. 304·675·6276 •VINYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BlOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2801 b'rtlnPt..llll .. 114 COURT ST., POMEROY Auoss from Courthouse 992-667l Wlleva Evant- -Found your old book 'Smoky ' Valuable peper therein Contact me Stull. 607 749 2836 Strayed while hunting Sun dey evening black It brown 63 pound, spayed femele Doberman f••rf•eld Church Ad area Jerry Gibson, At 3 Box 160 Gallopoloo Call 614·379 2432 LOST or STOLEN mete Norweg1an Elkhound. tilver V1cin1ty of Rt 664 between Bodwell & Rio Grande Call 614 246 9212 slier 5PM Bflttany Spaniel found 1n Red H1ll are• No collar Orange and wh1te (good markongs) Coli 814·742· 31!12 LOST keys to Subreru phone 304-676 1688 7 and gutter work - Concrete work ~ Rooftng - Plumbing and electrical work Basement sale March 1 4 and 15. Roger Coates res1 dence Three m1les nor1h of Chaster 8 (Free Estimates) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·621S or 992·7314 Pomoro~~o Oh10 12 8 tic TIE COUNTRY LOFT GIFT SHOP Public Sale 8t Auctidn Auction every Fnday n1ght at the Hartford Commun1ty Center Truckloads of new merchandise every week Consigments of new !a used merchand116 always welcomed RtcJ'ierd Reynolds, Auctioneer Call 304-275 3069 9 Wanted To Buy OWNER Sarah F1shor We pay cash for late model cleen used cars J1m Mtnk Chav Olds Inc 811l Gene Johnson 446·3672 End of Rt. 7 By Mt1gs Hogh School Turn ttft. •nttr rwp: 79, ht dFIVIWDY Oft right. *cash$ $26 and .up for your JUnk car or truck Free pickup Call614 246 9681 24 hre 1/15 /~ n Wan1td to buy large carpet 12x18 Call614 256·6307 Howard L. Writesel Roofing Co. EUGENE lONG MITCHELl'S HOME VIDEO CENTER 102 Well Mom Sl 64 Misc. Merchandise Pomeroy, OH. PH. 992-691 1 MACHINE & MOVIE ' RENTAlS & SALES SERVICE We can repair and recore rad1ator s and heater cores We can also ac1d boil and rod out radiators We also repm Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992-2196 County property transfers ... Lena B Bargeloh to Ro~rt Victor Laughery, Denise A Laughery . Parcel OJ1ve Ralph E Stewart .Jr , Chrts L Stewart to Mary M Stewart, Lot Middleport VIllage Wilford E Chaney. Dorothy C'.haney to Clara P Chaney , 58~ acres Bedford · - Robert B Bleek Neva .J ·Cleek io Home National Bank, Lot, Sutton Home National Bank to Law renee B Vance. Lot 214, Letart Wilham N Burris to Michael Eugene Burris, Candace Sheryl Feller, Parcels, Columbia Arley G Markin, Shirley Markin 1o Thomas R1ggs Stevers Jr H €atherine Schvetzmen. 17 acres Bedford Thomas R Sievers Jr . H C3therine Schvetzman to " Anna Jane Slater 17 acres. Bedford Millard Van Meter. Vera Van Meier to Melvin R Van Meter, Nancyy Van Meter Lots :n, 22. Syracuse Village Millard van Meter, Vera Van Meter to Melvin R Van Meter. Nancy Van Meter, Lot 487, Pome· roy Village Marriage licenses • A marnage license has been Issued m Meigs County Probate Court to James F . Powell, 24, Racine, and Terri Lynn Davis, T7, Middleport Gas funds received ' Meigs County has received $21,973 42 and each of the county's townships received S7S8.77 as their part of the March dlstr)butlon of Complete Gutter Work Camp leta Remodehng Roofmg of all Types Worked tn home area 20 years Free Est1mates" CALL COllECT NEW-REPAIR Gutters Downspouts Guttera Cleaned Pemtmg Storm Doors 8t Windows 949-2969 or 949-2263 2/25/1 mo 3/ 8/2 mo -r.Georl!P_.A..,J:hi:IStv ~ a ~ 1:->IF!r_ .,Esl a Dav1d, and a twm siSter, Elva . Sl'rv1ces w11t be held at l p m Saturday at lhe Ewmg F'uneral Home w1th the Rev Okay Ray Laudermilt offiCiating Bunal will be m the Carleton Cemetery Fnends may ca ll at the funeral home from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p m Fnd"y Meig~ VINYL & AlUMINUM Ph. (614) 143-5425 Over 200 surv1ve BeSides her parenls. she was ~·~ _ g_rece!led m d~;uh bY .a l)rolh<I " SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Bessie Louise Hudson, deceased, Salem George Bryant Hudson. affidavit, Mildred Freeman to Arthur Rutland Thacker, Greta Thacker, Lot, Eleanor M Withers, deceased, to Salem Genev1eve R Withers. Cert of V1ctor Counts Sr. Vlrgmla K trans. Pomeroy VIllage Copnts aka V1rgtma Counts aka Margaret Walk e r. Ha ro ld Kathleen Counts, V1ctor R Counts Walker, Sandra L Swisher, WU Jr Laura P Counts Jeffrey L lj<!Jll Swjshe!J:!y _All )I In (acto to__ Counts and Jane Doe. aka Jane Doe Harold A Rainer, Blondena M CountS to Miles Home Division of Ratner, Lot. Sutton Tnsil co Corp , Sheriff's Deed, Jesse Freeman, decea sed, Sutton Mildred Freeman affidavit, Donald E FLory to William A Flory Betty A Flory, Tracts, Sctplo Maxine M Russell. Paul K Russell, deceased, af!Ldavlt Syra· cuse Village Lester M Hawk to CarlE Smith Petr Inc Right of Way. Orange. Former deputies file appeal with appellate court An appeal has been flied In the Meigs County Court of Appeals, F'ourth Appellate Dlstnct, against a decision hended down by Judge Jolm C Bacon In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Issuing a restraining order against the Meigs ,::ounty Sheriff Department Em ployes, Local 10lll and the Ohlo Council 8, AmerJcan Federation of State, County and Municipal Employes The appeal charges that the Feb 12 court order by Judge Bacon. who was assigned to the case, Is unsupported by theevtdence, denies the defendants due process of taw • and Is arbitrary •• capricious and unreasonable A motldn forstayofthe Injunction has also ~ fUed In the common pleas court pendJng the appeal and an accompanying affidavit charges that proper procedures were not followed by SherHf Howard Frank ~~--$5=,1~98~·~01~3~.92~1n~r~ev4ef inu~J~e~cof&ll~ec~ted~~cln~~~~;~~; ODNR f un d 8 Middleport, Ohio •-a. ....I' VIAU. -M ~ GH EE ..",n~~~t~'A'i~~mte __ 742-3171 'R~ -- _~ Phone Now Accepting L111lnga in Meigs Co 8 PUBLIC AUCTION WANT ADS bring Vacation Money SATURDAY. MARCH 16, 1985 10:00 A.M. rece1v U1111.~ified flllges cover the following telephone exchanges ... Gallla Co Area Code 614 446- Galllpolls 167-Cheshlre l88-V1nton 245-RioGrande 256-Guyan Dtst 643- Arabla Dtst Mctgs Co Area Code 614 992- Middlcport Pomeroy 9iS-Chester 30- Portland 247-Lelarl Fall• 949-Racme 742-Rutland 667- Coolvllle M.uon Co, W Va $18,077H • Area Code 304 675- Pt Pleasant 411-Leon S76-Apple Grave 173- Mason 882-New Haven 895-Letart 9l7-8uffalo Revival planned A pre·Easter revival wUl begin Friday evening at the Word of Faith Church in Middleport and continue through March 21 Special sbll~ng:- 1 and sharing of testlmonys wUl be shared. Evangelist Herb Insco! of Ona. W Va will bringthemessages Services will begin a1 7 30 p m nightly and the public Is Invited to attend Pubhc Sale & Auct1on 10 8 tfc • ed Lt GovernorMyriH Shoemaker, director of the Ohio Department of Nat4ral Resources has announced tha t $265.875 has been distributed among local counties and townships where tunber ahd minerals were removed from state forestlands Meigs County received $1,546. Other area counties and the amount received lncludedHocking,$1,033 65 , Pike, $26,637 29, Ross, $22,930 tll, Scioto, $22,959 95 and Vinton, 'Bud McGHEE 81oker·Auct1on Seme II l DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CAW 992-3410 or 843-5424 LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL-FILL DIRT TO PLACE AN AD CALL In Meigs County In G.111ia Countv 446-2342. ' - ~ - /992-2l56 In Mason caunty 675·1333 LOCATED: 8 miles southwest of Galhpohs. Ohto on St Rt 141, tum ri&lit on Pleasant H1ll School Rd • 1/, mile, nght on Faufield Church Rd , approK. 1111 mtles From St Rf 518 tum left on Failfield Vanco Rd 1o;, miles turn left on Fairfield Church Rd. approx. 1 m1le. ' WATCH FOR SIGNS FARM MACHINERY • Massey Ferguson 275 diesel farm tractor New Holland 851 round baler. New Holland 478 haybine, Kuker lnduslnes 110 gallon sPrayer, Holland Transplanter tob<Jcco setter Ford 401 3 pt h~ch 7' mowmg machme flatbed wagon' drag diSC, post hole d1gger ' MISCELlANEOUS • Dynamark 1036 electriC starter rK11ng mower, Lincoln 225 amp welder. SMC Sandborn a1r compressor McCullock Mac 110 cha1~ saw, electnc bench gnnder. Aldens pamt sprayer SealS 20' push mower. Stimpson meat gnnder, Super Biro meat saw, Montgomery Ward 26 cub1c feet deep freeze Kenmore cook stove ' TERMS Cash or check With pos1t1ve 1D. out of town checks must have a bank letter of cred1t Announce· ments made day of sale shall lake precedence over all adv~rt1sements CURTIS SWINDALL RUBY SWINDALL • OWNERS- GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7611 Sheth St, Syra,un OH (ron Sht(h and Tole Pomtmg Supplies: SALE - D.M C. Flou . 29< Open TO AM to 5 PM lues 1 Weds 1 Thun fro and Sat Also Open By Appl Clo"d Sun. & Mon Owntr Carolyn McCoy 2/20/1 m• 3305 JACKSON AVE. SMALL ANIMAL HOURS Mooolay 3 pm S p m Tuoodoy •30 ,m I pm. WstM11day 3 pm.·S pm Thursday 3 p m ·S p m Fmlay 1 p.111 ·2 p m Soturday 10 am -11130 am LARGE ANIMAlS AND SURGERY IY APPOINTMENT 12·3 tfn C1 TeleviSIOn listemng Devtces Computenzed Heanng Atd Selectton Heanng Evaluations For All Ages ~ ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. Ill licensed Climcal Audiologist l: ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 12 L3 Galltpohs, Ohio 45631 8 _su 11 14 Chtvy Tr. o=M!>84!£= c~.;o,mF""" Not Respos1ble for Acctdents or loss of Property \ , • • • finders 1 F•nchrs ................., 110 13.80 Chevy 1r 71·" Ford Tr 1 135 Doors Fsnchn ..............~ .. 13 10 Chevy Tr 73, ,. Ford Tr Hoodt 116.5 Deon ................ tUO 73 ·10 Chevy 1r 73·14 ford lr. Chrom lkimpors....•.$70 Chromo lumpon •• $70 73 ·10 Chevy 1r 73·" Ford Tr. Grotltl .. . . . .....140 Td Galos. $10 13 10 Chevy Tr 10·14 Ford Tr. 1 Tool Go los $70 Fondon .................'90 7l 10 Clotvy Tr ..ngor & lranco Fonolon Coun• SUpports • &Grilli Ntw ond lhH &uto Glon-late Mctdel Parts aooo11o •sa su PAITS •BASEMENTS •SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FOOTERS *GRADING •CONCRETE WORK fr--1·4~c·· ~-...... 8- GEORGE E WOODWARD. tln ' BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK SALES & SERVICE - [IIHtU I. /"rted Over 30 Yrs E~eper~ence Me~gs County-Nat 985-4452 Athens County-Doug silver 695-1010 PT. PlEASANT OFFICE TROMM EXCAYA 3 T7 North Se<ond Middleport, Oh1o 4H60 Painting - Carpentry Wallpapring COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE Beds oron wood, cupboards. cha1ra, chests baskets. d11hes. atone J&ra, ant•ques gold and 11lver Wrtte·M D M1ller At 2. Pomeroy Ohio 46769 or call 614 992· 7760 Good used ladtea bicycle and 10 gallon aquanum, 304 676·344 7 304·675·7Ut 13·80 Chevy 1r Auessortes'' REMODELING Wanted to buy Coal and woodburner Call 4"l6-4537 evemngs only Wanted to buy a whete wnh gold tnm van1ty or powder table m good cond1t1on Call 614 742·2076 "THE BERRY BASKET'' GIFT SHOP "Country G1fh ond c& c CONSTRUCTION New Homti-hten11n Remodtltng ln1urance Work Cu•lom Pole Bldg• & Garagu Aoofmg Work Alumtnum & V1nyl Sid1ng1 1 5 Years Expenence 31 Homes for Sale 32 Mobile Homes ElllJlloym r. nl Sr.r vu:t!~ 3 Announcements SWEEPER an~ towln9 ma chme repair, part•. and Pick up and supplies delivery Davis Vacuum Cleaner, one half mile up George• Creek Ad Call 614 446·0294 Balloons for Get Well. Anm veraarys, Birthdays. parttll Slngon9 Gorrllla Coil Bat· loono & Co 446-4313 Wlleva Evans -Fdund old book ·smoky paper therein Contact me. Staato, 807 749 2638 Loose weight now Aak me howl Nutritional weight loll program, no dtugs·only herbs Call 448-2011 or 448-3788 Management poa1t10n full Or part time Gun shoot et Racine Gun Club every Sunday, 1 00 p m Factory chocked guns only 11 Help Wanted Truck dr1vera needed m1n •mum expenence Call61 3 583-0647 AVON Soli AVONI Meko 45% Coli 446 3358 Man 1n late 30's destres hve In housekeeper ktda weicomo Call 676· 6437 Reps Needed for bUIIMII accounts Full t1me e&O,OOO to SBO 000 Part time 812.000 to •18 000 No ulllng Repeet bu11neu Set your own hour~ Tre~nlng provodod Call t 612. 9381075 Mon thru Fn BAM to &PM CST Government Jobs •16 000·060 OOOyr potto· ble All occup1t1ons How to find Colt 805 687 6000 Ext R 41162 Spec1al prtvate home care]----~----­ for elderly and hlndicapped Home equipped for wheel Personnel Off1cer A io Gr1nde College and Com chair patients References mumty College 11 accepting Call 614-992·3598 applications for the position of Personnel Offtcer Appointment for th11 po11tion is 4 Giveaway eHect1ve on or around April 1. 1985 Non-exempt. poro profiiiiORII, full-ttme POiiBeg of yard ..le good• Call tion Reporting directly to 614-388·8449 the Vfce President for Ac1dem1c Affa•ra. the Personnel Mid li11 black m•l• dog Off1car Is respons•ble for Coli 8711·7430 meetmg •II AffirrMtlve Action ond Equol Opportunity Couch to give owoy Coli Aequlrementa, edminltter 448-9301 lng the College btntftt progrim. edvertitlng •nd rePuppies Bo••r·Collle mix cruitment of all steff •nd Coli 614·246·6527 faculty Knowledge end blckground of word pro2 yr old m1le 1h Coon ceiling required Prior work hound. good pot for chotd exper6ence in 1 personnel ron Call after II 30, 446 rolalod fltld prolorrod Per· 9338 son• lnttrelted in the position should Mnd lener of To good home. two p1re Interest end resume Includk11t1. mele end female ing lht nemes of thrM C•oe not Included C•ll references by Fnd1y March 304·882-2898 22 1988 to Office of Box - Bill. Rio I Pupp~Part Oermen e College. Rio Sheptoora. port 1 Coli 514· 1~~n~~·. Oh 48174 Po 742·3012 oflor 4 30 p.m 3 Three bedrooms, central air 'llln'fl wall paper carpet throughout well lnsul1ted new paint. IHiched garage, g11 outdoor gr~ll , IWI'l'"Sif, many extr11 Call448· 2583 Part~ tim• (wee ~ kends) Commun•ty Servtca Worker for an lntarmedtata cere facility for the mentally retarded '" Galhpohl. Ohio Current Drrver't ltcenae end High School degree raqu~red, llllparlenca 1n the f•elc;t of developmental dll· ablllt•e• or other human HNICI field preferred Sand reaume to Robin Eby. Buckaye Community Servtcet. P 0 Box 804. Jackson, Oh 46640 Oeadhne for applicants 3-22 86 Equal opportunty employer IMMEOIATE OPENING Due to expansiOn local com pany has opentng for 11 people • 1 200 per mo to nart tf vou qualify Must be honest dependable & amb1 tiOUI Cd for p8fiOnaltnter view Thurs or Fn 1 OAM to 4PM Call 446· 7441 Yard Sale Pomeroy Middleport 8r. Vicinity YOUNG'S - Addon1 end remodeling Lost and Found Government home• from •1 (U lopolr) Also dellquent IIIX property Coli 806· 6876000 txt GH·41i62 for •nformatlon Wanted J/11/tfn a DAVIS-QUICKEL AGENCY, INC. 6 No Sunday Calls OPEN: Tues.-WecJ •• fri. Sat. & Sun. 1 0 to 5 Mondays 1 0 to Closed Thursday Allsiife Help Wanted for Sale CARPENTER SERVICE "W• Rut fff lm" Bashan Building 12 A 11 Giveaway Several bage of newtpapers •11614·986·4327. 110-tfn We d hke to mtroduce you to Eneaa:e-A Car the modern way to drtve the wehtcle of your £n1oy 'omplttt rth:ucat1on anyhmt ytor oround 1n your own Hot 5prmgt; Spa Stop by to stt th1 modtll Wt haw• 1n ttock BlACKWOOD HOME SPAS 40037 Sumner Rd. Pomeroy, 0~. 11 t4tlc S1zes •Refngeratora PARTS end SERVI RACINE FIRE DEPT. ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS •Wa1hen •Oishwaehera •Ranges CHESTER-985-3307 GUN SHOOT 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Pubhc Not1ce All Meku RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE FOR All YOUR WIRING NEEDS Resodent1a l & Commercial Call: 1317. 14 2tc 985-3561 01 DYty l 14 1 mo d ATTEST Jon Buck CLERK KEN'S '-APPLIANCE SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA PH. 992 -2772 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE !CUT OUT FOI FUTUII USEI AND SERVICE VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING The Daily Ohio HIGH SCHOOL JUNIOR SENIORS Tho Army Na ttonal Guard can gtve You valuable !lo\I'Ork exper~ance Good Pay good benefits plus learn a sk1tl Call 304 675 3960 or 1 600 642 3619 Care taker for two ch1ldren 1n Mason day ttme part t1me. must be Wlllmg to take excellent care of children 304 773 6077 altar 6 00 PM 12 Situations Wanted Taylor Commercia~ Ice Cream machme If 1nter eeted see at Donut Deh CIOUI Call 446 1323 Baby sitter needed tn Ractne area for sh1ft work Call 614 992·6553 1 8 Wanted to Do Ambitious person des~res ipnng cleamng JObs tn Po~nt Pleasant area Excl!'llant references, own transpor~a­ toon Call304·773·9187 Carpenter work pa1nt1ng . truck driv1ng or farmtng Dependable and honest, reasonable rattn Floyd Cra mor 304 675 9769 Fin ancial 21 Business OpportUnity tol 6 OOP~ sftor 8 OOPM cell614·246·6859 Middlepor1 Home pnced to Milt And we meen prteed to 1011111 Call 614-992 6941 House in Gallipolis 4 rooms & both 116.500 Coli 614 256 9364 4 bdr leundry utlhty room. 111, bath, large lunngroom d•n•ng room CA Attached garage level lot •40's Call 446 8064 $600 down-mobile homeS. latge lot your own bo11 dock Owner f1nancing Call 614·256 1216 2 bdr ranch carport Vz acre. Cheshire area Pr1ced to sell Coli 614· 367 7285 or 446 4283 after 5PM lnyestment 8 un1t apartment complex bu1lt 1974 4 apar1ments 1urntshed. only 1t;, vacancy resident manager, $1 ,440 monthly Income Renters pay all utth toes Coil 614 592·1 189 days or 614-694 2874 after 5 1 bdr h0\118 at 64 Mill Creek Rd as 11. except tools Unt1l Aprol 14 836 500 A1o Grande-3 bdr 2 baths LR OR den fam rm With wood stove. full basement. ctty water and sewer Owner tran1ferrmg oversell High S30's Call614 245·9486 3 bdr house 6 yrs old fam1ly room wtth ftreplace large k1tchen 1 Yz tath 2 car garage , City school&. Crouse Bock Rd &60.000 form Call 446·8188 for appomtment ~"""'-" I Older 11x room house (w1th two bedrooms) for sale or rent Double car garage full basement On epprox1 mately 1 9 acre lot Rose Htll _Pomeroy $29 500 Call514· 678 2513 5 yr old ranch home wrth 3 bedrooms 2 batha. large fam1ly room w1th buck stove msert 2 car carpon large dnveway concrete pat1o and deck Extra msulat1on Priced m lower 50 1 Call 614 742 2276or614·742 2980 4 bedroom, 2 story frame house approx 2100 aq ft llvmg space Equipped k1t chen, large rooms 2 com plate heatmg systems On paved rd • 1 0 mm from town in Forrest Run"' S49 000 Coli 614 992 6093 Buck home 3 bedrooms 1 Y, bath f1re place full basement 2 car brtck gar age on large lot College Rd 1n Syracu1e Call 614 992 5133 or 814 992 3804 NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUAl· ITY MO.l!.!.LE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS RT 35 PHONE 614 446 7274 1972 Buddy 12•60 2 bdr good cond • 2 ••r cond partly furmshed Call 448-3458 &6.400 1977 Ro9ont 1 4x64. 2 bdr Call 614 246 5286 anytime Close-out on all Redman homes Example New 14•70 three bedroom •544 down J2 01 per month We re Elaea Home Centers onUS 23(614)772 1220 or 773· 3926 8500 large own dock Qwner f1nanc1ng 814 256 1216 1979 Shannon 1 4x70, • 3 bdr Cell 614·367 0214 or 814-388 ·9021 12x66 Torch 2 3 bdr • un furmahed Has eJI screens & storms 8. homemade porches Call 446 7132 12x60 Schutt 10x22 tt porch. large level lot Crown C1ty. pr1ce neg • help f1 nonce Call614 266 1444 1982 Wella 14•70 2 bed rooms kttchen mtcrowave dtshwasher stereo wood burning fireplace ca1hng fan 2 full-balhs. central a" porch and underp1nmng 615000 00 Cell 614 742 2980 or 614 742 2276 1982 all electnc 14x70 Central air plus many extras Can be seen by eppo1ntmant or call Tom Anderson at 614 992. 3348 3 mobtle homes for sale Call c--~······ -S-1-t-992 -3e41 ... 1 975 Holly Park 2 bedroom all electric centrelatr refrigerator range, new car petmg, front awn1ng 20ft, wood deck 8 ~e30 underpmnmg 812 000 00 304 675 3164 after 5 00 1976 Fatrmont 3 rooms. 1 2x65 all 304 676 2652 bed elec 1975 Hblly- PatK;- 'i•x7u tra1fer 3 bedroom central a1r underpennmg furmshed w1th apphances only 304458 1727 1 984 Schult 3 bedroom, ref stove and d1shwuher, roofed porch and sun deck central a~r vmvl underpen nmg 304 675-5375 2 bedroom mobda home new underpenntng porch $4 000 00 304 676 7308 or 614·446 8040 33 Farms for Sale I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB LISHING CO recommends that you do bustnell With people know, and NOT to through the 1nv.e1ti Wholesaler Broker - Route Bus•netl Mfg Co tnvolved tn mus markettng of consu mer products 11 expendmg nationwide We are looking for sales· onented person for exclu11ve tamtory serv1cmg accounts High mcome potential Start-up mventory purchaiO 86 9 000 Coli 317 841 6463 Mr W11h1ngton 22 Money to Loan 4 bdrms. 2% baths 2 story cedar home on 3 acres near Royal Oak Park HobsteHB't Realty Coll614·742 3092 2 car garage apt Gravel H1ll 2 bedrooms, lerge llv1ng room , kitchen stove 1nd refngerator central atr Call 514·992·5310 HOME OWNERS Rofonanco to low fixed rate Use equ1tv for any purpose Leader Mortga9a Co . 614 5923061 3 bedroom houae In Ru111c H1lls Fully carpeted. storage buildtng large lot Call 61 4 992 6085 after 4 30 p m 23 3 bdr houn llvtng room dtn1ng room k1tchen Across from Vaughan's store Just 825 000 Call 614·992 3169 Professional Servocea. Peano Tumng and Repatr Bruntcardl Muatc Co 446 0687 Twentieth year of quality s1uvlce L'lne Da nlols 614 742·2951 PlANO TUNING AND RE PAIR. Reduced rateallm1ted t1me only Werd s Keybolrd. 304 6'75 5600 or 675 3824 Permanent ha~r removal Profe1110nal ElectrolySis Clinic New Hours by appointment 1o AM 8 PM Mon thru Fn. 304 675 5668 Re~ l Es t ~ t e 31 Home• for Sale By owner 1815 ecre1. custom brick homo. 2000 sq It w-gerage 3 bdr 2 b1 • FP , oM HT 6 AC Modern equip • bldg , b1rn county w1ter Mineral rights lncl I 1 39K Celt 614 i69 8311 Rill log Homes log homes pies end construct1on Stop '"· see our m...any modele F H A r V A approved Eenhtone Country Living 139 Water St • Jackson. Oh Coli 814 286 3734 8eoutltul 3 bdr homo built for you •1 6.900 & up Soo our modeto Call 1·614· 886 · 7311 lmmedf•t• poase11ion 2 bedroom home. 2 ecrea. 1.224 lb tobtcco btH. 11010 Rt 584, t23,000 Coli 8, 4·2411-8296 6 rooms and bath large lot and garden porches Call 614-992 7244 Farm house & 68 acres with tobacco base and mtneral nghts In Porter, Oh1o on Campetgn Creek Rd $49 000 Call 446 7247 34 Busmess Buoldongs FOR SALE DR LEASE' cammerc1al property end new bu•ldmg 70 x1 00' w1th 2 acres. 425 • road frontega no ton1ng requ1red 2 mll11 nonh of Pomt Pleasant, W Ve on Rt 62 Phone 304575· 1578 weekdayo 304 675-7896 evenmgs and weekends ~ 35 Lots & Acreagt Pnce reduced. four bed rooms k1tchen familY room w1th ftreplace. f1"11hed basement Point Pleas1nt, ·!304· 676 3079. ovonon91 1 14 acre• restncted wfth unftnlshed basement, alec & water Call 446·3044 Small home m Country Club add1tion. Po1nt Pleuent w1th Improvements 304 675-6066 For sala by owner 37 acres, 3 m1 from HMC on Kemper Hollow Rd $12000 Call 614·446 7476 2 story frame Insulated good roof, shop garage 9ardon. 85 000 00. u~der oppra11od 304·875·67l3 1 200 eq It house with 2 bedrooms 3 acres 828 000 00 304 773 6474 2 bedroom, allelectrtc home m New Heven Priced re~to ­ nable by owMr call 304 882·2814 Owner tr1nsferred, must IICrtfice. e-.c cond, 3 bed · room, finished banment, BVJ per cent a11umebleloan. mlntmal closing coats $9 800 00 down Phone 304·875- 1662 or 675 1353 2 bedroom fuel oil furn1ce, full besement priced on mspectton SH to epprecl1te. c•ll botweon 8 00 end 6 00 304 · 773·51 18 afl•r 6 00 call773· 6188 live in one. Rent the other. one •nd a third acres. 2 bedroom houH end mob1le hell !rom Point Ren l als 41 Houses for Rent House for rent Call 304 676 7263 675 5104 or 676 5386 2 bdr unfurnished houH woth garage Call446 9686 3 rooms & beth, fum11hed ubl1t1es furnished 1200 mo Call446 3793 1-:--:-- - - - - - - - 3 bedroom brtck home unfurnished , 1Ya blth, garage ' " cond. garden spot 1 over tooktng Ohto River on Rt 7 Depotot Call 614· 381· 72.70 Kyger Crook School Dtstrtct 1- - - - - - - - - - 3 bedroom country houM for rent or sele 3 miles off Rt 33 between Pomeroy and Athens $200 per month plus depo•lt end uttltttfll C1ll 614 · 742 · 2427 dleport 2772. �'. ~~~1~4~~~~~~S~e~nn~·ne~i--~~~~~::~-------rc~~P~o~m~e~ro~y~-~M~id~d~~~po~rt~,~O~h~~~====~~~~~::~-:~~~----~Th~u~nda~y~.~M~aro~h~1~4~.J1~9~8~5 ,- · 41 LAFF-A-DAY Houses for Rent 222 N. Third St. In Middle· port. clean~ 2 bedroom•. 54 Misc. Merchandise 81 Fresh horae manure. $10 .00 Johri pick up truck lo•d . 304-8822246 . dlnin9 room, living room. aun porch, basemen1 and Prom dress, 675-4392. porch . G.,ege also availa - ble. Reference1. No pets. si:~e 13 , 304- !==~---<';m;;;m ,,;:e diete pos .. uion . ooit . Farm Equipment Deere 145 KIT'N' CAIILVLE ®by Larry Wright 79 Motor• Homes & CBI"!'P!Irl room . kitchen . Acro11 from Vaughan 'e store. Deposit required. Call , 814-.992-3169. Love seet, e•c~ cond. Glan top dinette set. Phone 304675-6786 or 671;·5733. 1 ~drOO"ffl':'~ f~ll;1u~n;iT;;d 55 house apartment in Middleport. All utilities included . Cell- dov 614-992-2381 or night 614 - 99~ · 2509 . ·Supplies Building M.oterif11S Block , brick, !I&W.e r pipea. ·windows. l'intels , etc . Cleud~ Winters. Rio Grande, 0 . CoU 614-246-5121 . Henderson 2 · be<tr·oom hou1e, . full size. basement, S18&.oo · month. $100 .00 mounted plow. 4· 1 6. ftnlllzer tonka 2-1000 gol. , 2· 600 gal. , 1 -8h Brillion 2 bedroom ·house in· Bellmeede area, fenced yard, call 304-675-7207 must heve ·refe.r ences . - 56. Apartment for Rent 51 Ho!!sehold Goods FUrnished, no city taxes, water &: sewage furnished , - beau·t,ful ii verYiitw, Kli nauga . Foster's Mobile Home Park, 446 -1602 . Nice apta in Henderson, 304-676-1972 after 6 PM. 2 new wing back chairs. Nice 2 bd;.. mobile home .. For rent Sleeping Rooms and light house keeping rooms. Perk Central Hotel. Call614-446-0766 . 44 46 Furoished Rooms 2 bdr .. unfurnished 12x60, _Furniahed roofn. $125 . Utili· washer-dryer-hookuP. Y2 ini. ile-s,- range, 1-ef. Shir8 bith: past HMC No. 36. Call Men only . 919 Sec .. Gallipolis. 446-4416 after 7 p.m. 446 -4369 or 675-9760 . 46 Space for Rent 614-245-6818 . 2 bdr. good ref. &. dep . One child, free water . Clerk " Chep~!--~.d .....c~ll -!lt.4 ~1fla - B473 . ' bdr. mbbile home in Crown City. Call 614-256· 6484 . 2 Trailer for rent. 651 8e8Ch St .. Middleport. Call 614992 -2366 . Mobile home. 2 bedroom, furnished. central air, natu'1 ral gas. on large lot in Camp ·currley, ~1 -15;00 pi;,:; .:ti~: ~ 'Mobile homalot. 12'x60' or smaller, $75 water paid, 4th 8t Neil, Gallipolis. Call 4464-! ~- e aftu; 45 acres good flat farm land . $50 acre. At. 7. 9 lielow Gatlipolis-;--oh-.614 -266 -6038 between 1 • & 7PM. .44 Apartment for Rent 7·~M·. Coot 8600 .. will ta~e $360. 39.6~6. C!IL6 Pets for Sale HILLCREST KENNELS Boarc;jing all breeds . Heated indoor-Outdoor facillt·ies. AKC Doberman puppl11: Stud Service. eoll6·1 4-4467796 . . 26 inch color console TV with new picture tuba. Call 614 -742 ·2267 . Judy Taylor Groo~ing . Call 614-367-7220 . 30 Inch electric range, double oven, like new, 8150. 40 inch gas range. &45. 30 Inch gas rang_e, $85 . Kenmore washer and- dryer, · $150 . Coli 614 ~ 742-2362 . Briarpatch Kennels Professional All-breed grooming. Indoor-outdoor boarding facilities . English Cocker Spaniel pu·p pie•. Call 614-3889790. TWo piece living ~oom aulte with old mill design . Wood coffee table and end tables. Good condition . Call 614742·2076. Dragonwynd Cattery Kennel. CFA Himalayan, Persian and Siamese kitten1. AKC C.h ow puppi8s. Call 614446-3844 after 7PM . cultlpecker, 1-N.W Holland 352 grinder mi~ter. Cell 614-446 -~412. . . 1 979 Model Rog . Sorrell Gelding; starteCI on barrela. verv gentle. 69' Reg. Sorrell g_elding shown in 4-H Western Plueure in open quarter hQrse competion. Good confirmation, ··no bad habit1. CoU 614-286-6522. . Pony, yery gentle, $100.00. 304-676-8809. ~ 81 Trailer lots, sewer and water furnished, will take one small child, 304-675-1076. Merchandi se 61 Household Goods AKC Cocker Spaniel pups, 5 wks. old, 2 blonde femalea -c B. TV. Radio Equipment C. B ., 3 pes SiltroniK, Moon Raker 4'1, C.D . 44 roter, coax and swit.th- b~~ $600.00 . Palomar 300 amp 8260.00, Dak Mobla CB $40.00 . 304· 676-2700. 54 Misc. Merchandisll and · 1 bla.:;k malo. Call 614-992-6362. Auto• for Sale 1977 Orond Pri• 64.000 mUes, sharp. 1972 CheV. Impala. good shape. Call. 446-0492 ohor 8:30. . 1980 VW Robblt, 4 dr .. p~g .. AM-FM. radio, AC. auto trans. rear defroet. new tireo. 12;196. 19"1'7 r-VW Daaher etatlonWagon. auto. trans. AM-FM redia. reer defroet, new tirn, AC. low mil•ge, reel lharp, interior *1.196. Coil 814-388- ' 9698. hotchboc~. deluxe 72 Truc;ks for Sale 1887 Chevy '!.'ton PU. good cond. 1900. Coll448· 7826 eve"• between 4w9. & used pc Limestone, Sand, Gravel . Pick up at Richards & Son . Coli 446 -7785 . BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime ouarantH. local reference• furnished . FrH estimates . Coli collect 1-614-2370488. 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. A o g e r 1 Bas e m e nt Waterproofing. 1977 S u bu rbon, air. 4 1---.:.--=---:-:-:-:--:wh.,.l, no rull. Coli 446.· . J & J'o Siding . Vinyl & 7500. aluminu·m siding &. roofing. · · Free eltlmates. Call 114· 1973 Chevrolet 4 wheel 367-7488. drive PU, would like to trade 1 - - - - - - - - - for regular PU or equal value. Michael's Painting and Wal· Coli 814-266-8309. !papering. Coli 61 4· 742 · 2328 . 89 Chevy 14 ton pickup, 6 1--------~· 11<:cyl .• 4 1pd .• factory stake & M Contractors. Vinyl bed •-cs·o-:"" eau- &"i4-J&s- 9387. 1 984 Dodge Rom Deluxe cob ruck. Cruill. PS •.topper & trailer, hitch. 9,,400 mlloo. llko now. Coli oher 5PM. 614'379-2712. d Body Electric One Day at a Time 7:00 II (]) PM Magazine . CD Here Come the Brides C!l 1985 NCAA filaoketbail Championship Game· First Round 1 CIJ Uttlo House on the Prairie (J) Entertainment Tonight C!J Wheel of Fonune 0 CIJ Wheel of Fonune CIJ IJj) MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour ®News Gl ~ New Name That Tune · fJI Jeffer$0ns .7:30 II(}) Tic Tai: Dough Cll 0 (I) Family Feud m Jeopardy 00 Wheel of Fortune Gl tUI Entertainment Tonight fJl WKRP in Cincinnati {HBOI Puff the Magic Dragon A magical dragon takes a young mute boy on ~n advttmurous journey . An - I" L/()J JUsr /Mr76 IT... I'M !<CAD-I T'<:Lost: FORM ~lt:+!T.•. 11&.mi;H.:~- ~1-i~!n.aot ~ replacement window•· in au lati ng - roofing· remodeling and new conetruction-gutters. Call 304· 773-&131. . 1--------,-- ANNIE •m~1Arl m 64 Hay & Grain Ear corn $2.60 buStial. ·Call 446-3929 ahor 7PM . 57 . .4•4. 380 outo .. 6 llh kit, 17.44 tirao. mog whHio, 28,000 mlloo. AM-FM cuo. Call 614-992-6288 ahor 6 :00. Hay. $1 .76 .'Nice, early-cut, orchard grass. lasher Farm, RUtland. Musical Instruments 1 ------~-- RON'S Television Service . Specializing in Zenith and Motorola, Quazar. end houoo collo. Coli 304-676· 2398 or 614-446-2464. Fetty TrM Trimming, _stump romovol. Coil 304-676 1331 . ,TwJt..... AKC Yoadla _!dluar large round bales. e15 .00 pupa, 304-882·3672 . · · ·ebcii. i:oii 614-742-216(;. Hay for sale, ·e1 .26 per bale. Call614-843-6494 or 61'4843-6334. . B:OO II (}) Cosby Show ffi Circus ([) NBA Basketball: Houston at Detroit (I) Gl (j2J MOVIE: "Smokey and the Bandit II' ICC) 0 Clll!Q Magnum. P.l. [}) Woody Herman' s Big Band Celebration liD In the Kingdom of the Dolphins fJ) MOVIE : ' Marne' ' IHBOI Comedy Playhouse: The last Polka This satire traces the rise and fall of polka superstarS , the Shmenge brothers. !MAXI MOVIE; 'Amityville II: The Possession' 8 :30 D ill (!) Family Ties Ale< gets off to a bad start in his 1988. Ford 4-WD. e1.200. Beagle pups. 8 wks. old . Out of good hunters . Call 614· 992·3989. Bradey· Gt sPorts car. Gib· son Falco"n amplier collec. Iceman electric guitar. 446-31·26 . ·-_wood LR suite $399, bunk beds $199, antron recliners $99, new & used bedroom suites. ranges. wringer washers. & shoes. New livingroom suites' 8199-$699, lomps, also buying coal & wood stoves . Call614-446-3159. 71 ·--- - Call COU IIITRY MOBILE Homo Park. Route 33, North- of ·52 Pomeroy . large lots. Call 61 4 -992· 7479 . IMAXI MOVIE: 'Invasion of the Body Snatchers' 8:30 II (]) C!J NBC lliewa CD Riflemen . CD NCAA Tournament . Tonight , Gomer Pyle Ill ® ABC News ICC) CIJ ® CBS News · Business Nightly Home Improvements RINGLES'S SERVICE. experienced carpenter. alectrl· clan. masoo. painter, roofing n"ncfudin"Q' · h~oe · tar "' eppllcetlon) 304-675-2088 !" 676· 7368. Aot11ry or cable tool drilling . Moat wells completed same day. Pump sales and servicoo. 304·896 -3802. first college c"o urse . IRI 9 :00 II OO(!) Cheers An absurd bet that Sam made in his ~rinking days comes back to haunt him . CII 700 Club NCAA Tourn8ment Tonight 0 illlfQJ Eleventh Annual People's Choice Awards • llll Mystery! (CC) 'Ad,entures of Sherlock Holmes : A Scandal in Bohemia.' A (!) Wurlitzer electronic piano, 304-882-2608. Farm Suppli es & Livestock GASOLINE ALLEY masked Mr. Wallet, our offer is very Areyo1.4 qoinq back on your nobleman asks Holme s and Watson to save one of the royal houses of Europe from ruin. (60 min .) IHBOI MOVIE: 'Tho Hotel New Hampshire' 9 :30 0 II) ffi Night Coun Billie! lands in Jail on a coooteonno () I II fJI D.i ff'rent Strolles -~~~~~~~:;~;,~~s~.,~~~aa~i~o~.c~~~~4~4;6~-~3~9;2~:~·~,.· !-i~~~~~~~::~~~-~·· .. -· GYTIN (fi) 3 -2 -1. Contact ICC) Registered . QUarter f:lorH breeding Irish Ray by AQHA C~amp : Tonll> Bor Quell 'AAA' . Coil 448-3889. · 1970 Ford Folrlona 302 'runo good eJOO. Coli 814-388· Stud Service-AOHA Rusty .9 689 oher 2PM. Pop . Bar. Reg .. Mare 0100 , 00 . Grade -Mare 1977 Ford Oronodo *400. $60 .00 . Call 814-247- 1976 Chevy Monzo •zoo. 3216. Call 614-379-2703. Arabian . Stallion at etud. Pure -bred and p11rt Arobiin ~I for sale. Ask about our incentive program. R & J Arabian. leon. W. Va . 304468 -1062. . :,:..~-- CIJ Beverly Hillbillies C1J Dr. Who Bush-Hog TM-6 mower, ' 3 point . ~~~~:;i':l:~ mount~· exc· cond, · 1727. Henri Arnold ond Bob Leo II · ® Nowa CAPTAIN EASY · by I TUXE8 CD Hot Potiito 9N Ford tractor, plow and disc. Phono .304-675, 2848. \9 ~~ 1 Unacrambielhlle lour Jumblel, one letter to each aqUilla, tobm four ordlnlll)l woroo. 3/14/85- Ford 5 ft . di1c, Pittaburg 14 in . plow. Both 3 pt. hitch, con d. Coli 304-773- 16 ftftll~ ID~ ~THAT SCRAMBLED WOAD CWIE ~ 8:oo o rn m m o m ® • Pickens used furniture . 304· 676-6.483 or 676-1460. Nice trailer spece on Rt. 7, near town . Call 614-3670232 or 446-4265 . ties, d8posit with reference•. 304-676-7566 otter 2:00. 43 Farms for Rent The Daily Television ..· Viewing '.73 pop-up camper. 304372, 2303. ~ 2 bdr, mobile home completely furnished . Conv. location on Rt. 7. n~ pets. Call TRACY aemt~ $35.00. 304-676-3244. dining completely furnished, ni~e location, no pats. Call 614246-6818 . Ohio ky n mower $800 .00 . Trolling motor 3 bdr. houu, living room. for Rent Thursday, March 14, 1985 EVENIN.G Coll614·99~ · 7437 . 42 Mobile Homes ,. [J HOW '50C.IETY . 5'TA!I:i IN. GI~L.5' Mswer. 8v ( 1 XI 1 I )"( XI )" (AmiWMS tOITIOfl'OW) Yesterday's I JumbteS: STUNG DOWDY Answer: Whit people who VERIFY FROSTY growl atl day ,often fMI at nlght-OOG·TIREO • JumWt looti'Hol. 21 and 22.,. ......_ tarS1.11..ctt pe. M c:.a__,.poNge 'nc .._ _ _ _ _c#o~.,Sw I . P.O. IkuiU1, ,..,.,..,N.J. * " ywr IIIIM, llp-lnd fiNikec:t.cll ,.,.. . . to ' BIIIIGE James Jacoby An all-or-nothing situation NORTH 3-14-fl !) • 65 • .J J 0643 tKJ By Jaineo Jacoby · · '"~ ·~··~~<.K.Bc~5 .~. . Bridge being the imperfect game It WEST EAST .10~8 73 .KQJ2 ts, you cannot escape being in the • .7 .98 wrong contract on occasions. If you .Q81 2 • 10953 are playing duplicate bridge, where +J 97 .QIOJ your score will be compared with many others playing the same cards, SOUTH +A4 you need to evaluate your contract to .AKQ 52 determine if risky measures are t A 76 called for . · +A 4 2 I In today 's deal, the opening bid lhat •South chose, coupled with North's Vulnerable: Neither 1 strange decision . to suppress his fiv~ Dealer : South card heart suit, resulted in South' Wt"sl North East South being the declarer in thtee no-trump 2 NT when most declarers competin'g in' Pass 3 NT · Pass Pass ·the tournament were surely in !our Pass hearts. · ~ . Declarer realized the following: (I) Opening lead: •to The normal lour-heart contract easily makes live, which in golfing terms is par. (2) He could make only 10 tricks in three no-trump. (3) Ail the pairs in finesse is onsitle, they make siz for a four hearts making live would beat top. but if it's offstde, they wtll make his 10-trick result in three no-trump. only four for a near-bottom. Consequently' South risked his conThe important thing to understand · tract to try lor II trick$. He simply about this hand is that three no-trump led a diamond to dummy's jack and g01ng down would have been the same held his breath: When East played · matchpoint score as three no-tr11mp low, declarer had II tricks and an making lour, becatise mO.! of the excellent . duplicate score. Most other pairs in the field would be In d~1arers t~ -four hearts would not four hearts safely making J>a.r five. riSk the diamond finesse. If the (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.l '-------------....J . -· <Z:.J.':O..'";;;;.=: lt .--~~~-_...,.~ =~·~J;......,__..,;:. 82 74 Motorcycles · Nicley furnished · smBt"l house. mobile home, eff. apt. adults only. Call 4460338 . 81 Mt~nte Carlo t·tops. AC, PS. PB, tilt oteering. AM-FM 8 track. •6.000. Coli 4463972. Partially furnished 2 bdr. gar.age apartm·ent . Aduits only, security deposit. Call alter 3PM 446-9279. 982 Cem1ro automatic 1975 Jeep Wagoneer. new 305 engine. .AC, cruloa pe'"' ' 1977 Monte Carla. control, AM·FM 8-treclc, new paint & aun roof. Call $6,600. Coll448, 7358. 448-0686 . General Lee 1 968 Dodge Cherger. 440 engine. 4 sp. trans ..• ekcellant body end interior . Southern car. UIIOO. Coil 814 -742• 2603. Wagon running gear.s S196 & up. cOrn planter $195 & up, 1 & 3 bottom plows $196 & up, disc $126 up. Furnished 2 room• & bath. downstairs . clean, adult only, no pets . Ref. required . Coli 446-161~ Furnished garage apt. 1 bdr .. 29V2 Nitil Ave., Gallipolis $0!36 , ~Utll~ies _ poid . _ Coli_ 446-4416 oftor 7PM . Furnished ·efficiency 607 2nd . Ave., Gallipolis. Share bath, $150 utilities paid. adults. Call 446-4416 ahor 7PM . 2 bdr. duplex in town, &JL loc•tion, fenced in backyard, S250 mo . Call 4468293 .l familY 3 bdr .. unfurni1hed garage apt .• 1 mo. dep . & ref. required . Call 4463786. Riverside Aptl . Middleport. Special rates · for Senior Citizens. 8130 . Equal Housing Opportunities. 614 · 992-7721 . Two bedroom apartment• in New Haven . Newly r,mo· daled in town . Cell 614· 992-7481 . 2 apts. for rent. 1 b&droolm .1 furniahed and 1 unfur· nlahed . In Derwin area . Call '814 - 992 - 2807._~ --3 room furniahed apt. in Pomeroy . Utilities paid. Cell 614-992-9903 or61 4-9926949 . For rent: 1 bedroom furnlehed apartment. Call 814· . 992 - 6434 or 304-882· 2888 . lower 1 bedroom apt. Totlf electric. In Pomeroy by fire station.' Excellant condition , Coll 614-992 -7314. APARTMENTS. mobile . '-='<i--"iTOiiiDr,=~--~J.l~~!e=~~­ •nd Oolllpolio . 614·4468221 . a. _U_ee_d F~rniture __-· ...5 ~c . d1nette, head boards. and~ 2bedroom suites. 3 miles out Bulavllle Rd . Open 9am to 6pm, Mon . thru Sat. 614-44.8 -0322 GOOD U,SED APPLIANCES Washers, dryers, refrigera· tors, ranges. Skaggs Ap· pliancea. Upper hivar Rd. baaide Stone Crest Motel. 614-446-7398 . County Appliance. Inc . Good used appliances and TV sets. Open BAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat . 446-1899, 627 3rd. A,va . Gallipolis, OH . 1974 Pontiac Catalina, needo muffler. 1160. Coli 61 4·379-2233. pond scoop $50 8. up, hay baler $395 & up, hay ra_kas $325 & up, Sickle 13ar mowers S325 & up, bush hog e296 & up. 9 ft . hay bind 8795. Massey Fergu1Sftars lTV 10 ~ari8bl;­ son- Hay conditioner $20(); · drive lawn moWer 38 in . front end loader 8260. Call cut., used 1 1ummer. exc . . 814-286-6622 . cond . 1 'corner metal porch late model 81 HP Case pool. 1 metal flot post. Call diesel tractor $4,395 . John ohor &PM, 446-4229 . Deere 1010 tractor-runs & now 82.006. 9N Ford Llama Super Comanche 44 looks tractor, new battery-tune mag B'h" barrel, $226 . up-paint 81.696 . Call 614Smith & Wasson model 286-6622 . 1000 ohotgun 12 ga .. vented rib, modified & deer Farmall cub with equipment, borrelll326 . Cail614·388 - rebuilt motor, new tires, 1981 Olda Toronado axe. 981 1 . e1.900 . Coli 614 -379 - con d. fully toeded. must Hll. .Coli 448-3426. 2682 . 197012.50 trailer $3,600 . 1978 Hondo 126 1360 . 1975 Mustang II for part1. Call614-246-6016. Trade Center 'Furniture Outlet, Kanauga, Oh. New Moytog a. Croalev Applloncoo. con 448-4486 . Dlnetto Nl 8 choiro & table. Coli 814-1116-1778 ohor 5PM . 1---------Whirlpool cheat type freezer, uHd 2 mo .. 15.2 cu.ft. 11215. Love •••t 1100. :!!I!P_Mn dlnell~c!~ whito, wood •eo. Coll4460201. 14% lone Star 36 HP motor & iroiler. $1.260. Cell614· CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Co; : Fourth end Pine Gallipqlis. Ohio -Phone 614-446-3888 or 61 4 -446·4477 JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· lNG. Rt. 1. Bo• 366. Galli· polls. Coll614-367-0676. 83 Excavating 84 75 SEWING Machine repairs. Boatl and Motors for Sale 14 h. Storcroh deep V alum .• ex. cond. treller, like now 6HP motor 18110. Cell 446· 7904 ond 448-3907.: [}) Together in Concen: lex Beneke & His OrChestra fiJ Benny Hiii .Show . IHBOI Not Necessarily the News i 1 1 :30 0 (}) (!) Tonight Show 8111 Tracker 2. b111 boat with 40 HP Mercury motor. 5&8 Mlnnkot• troll motor. Super •ixty. 2 batteries. Too many extree to list. 14260. Cell 814-9811-4387. 17 ft. Cru'tlir>er, 165 inboerd-outbolrd, power trim prop, power trim tlba, trl-heul. 304-876-8288. 2 good Deya evenlnga 11 ft Hydra Sporta Baas Boot, fully oqulpped. S-S prop, on Pro-troll trollor. Exc con d. 304-8 75-18111 . 76 Tarcel. red, mlloa. v.o.c .. 00. 304-1711- Auto Parts S. Acca11orlea B & M Tl RES•. Tire <aoio, Cuotom WhHII, Coli far prlcu 304-898 -34118, Since 1871 . -- .AN' HERE's ONE FER 'fOU, Electrical & Refrigeration JUGHAID General Hauling James Boys Watar Service . Aloo pools filled. Call 614258-1141 er 614-446 1176 or 614-446-7911 . Ken's Watei' Servic•. Wells, ci1terns, pools filled . Phone 81 4·367-0823 or 61 4 -367· · 7741 night or day. SNAKE!! YOU KNOW WHY NOBODY LIKES SNAKf'? 11'5 BECAUSE Hc'S SUCH A 51.-fMY l-ITfLE Waugh ' s Water Service . Weill, cisterns, poole, reasonable rates. Night or day . Call 614-266-1 240. 87 Upholst~trY TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP • 1 163 Stc. Avo .. Oolllpollo. 814-448-7833 or81 4 -448 · 1833. R a. M Furnltura Manuftlc-· turing. 'St. At. 7. Crown City, Oh . Coli 114·2681470, coli Evo. 448-3438 . Old & no,., Uphootorod. Tonight"s guest IS Martina Arroyo. (60 min .} • Z8Wine (Ita!. l ffi Best of Groucho !!I Smacking of brew (!] SponsCenter CIJ WKRP in Cincinm~ti 0 (I) ®I NCAA Basketball Championship: Teams To Be Announced First-round 30 Pitcher's motion 3Z Aries coverage IS presented from the Special Events Center in aervice. Authorized Singer Sales & Service Sharpen Sci11ors. Fabric Shop. Pomeroy. 814-992-2284. 86 ~?subj. 1 5 9 Drive 2 Protazoan 11 Additional 3 To a c rtain 13 -nous .e 14 Crown exte.nt . · 15 Hooray! 4 CIJ!IJUDCtion . 5 Ariz. copse 16 Fl oor Yesterday's Answer I N.Z. clan covering 7 There is 1!3 Conduce 30 Like an 18 Cargo no more U Sacred . untended weight 8 Dramatic Egyptian garden 19 Convey role symbol 31 Affecta21So(Lat.) 10 Farfetched Z5 Reed once lions Z2 Ballot 12 Animosity used 35 Nevada tiN.M. 17 Devoured as a pen city Indian Zll "It's- of Zl Rip van 37 Grassy :U View my gnxmd ZIIGennan business" Zl COntend 3t Guido's note river • %'1 "If l Didn't-" ffi Bill Cosby Show Dozer Work land clearing, landscaping., etc. Free esti· matoa. Cell 446-8038 or 992-7119 anvtime. PEANUTS '(OU'LL GET SOMET~N6 OUT OF T~l5, TOO, YOU KNOW ... Salt Lake City , UT . Ill (!21 ABC News Nightlino fJI Twilight Zone IHBOI MOVIE: 'Purple Heans' 12 ;00 ffi Bums & Allen (!] ESPN's Speedweek ril AIIC News Nightline Cl) Dad's Anmy Ill ® Eye on Hollywood fiJ Gunsmolle 12:30 0 II) (!) Lete Night with David Lettermen Tonight ·s guest is Jay Lana. (60 min .) ffi Love Thet Bob ClJ ESPN's !iorse Racing Weekly (I) Bonny Hill Show e®Nows 1 :00 ffi I Married Joan ·Cll ESPN 's Ringaldo Review ([) MOVIE: 'Who Slew Auntie Roo1' Cll Entenoinment Tonight Gl (jJi CNN Headline Newa fl1 Wild. Wild Welt IMAXI MDYIE,_,'Spring Breek' 1 :30 CD Dobie Gillis ill 19B5 NCAA llasketball · Chompionohip Oame Firat Round (I) Puttln' on the Hila (!) News/Sign Off (HIO) MOVIE: 'Finnegan Begin Again' ICC) =';! ACROSS U Likewise I Muscat's DOWN ~~ News Good-1 Excavating. basementa. footers. driveways, aeptic tanks, landiCaping. Coli enytime 814-4464537, L. Davi1on, Jr. 1973 Hondo 360, 1200.00 pluo 1760.00 pena. 304875-11995. by THOMAS JOSEPH First 10:00 II (}) ffi Hill Street Blues Goldblume takes the law mto h1s own hands wh-en hi's w1fe becomes the Victim of a se·xual assault . (A) (60 min .) ill G1 (!~ 20/20 ICC) [}) In the Swing (JJ) Case of Dashiell Hammett fit American Caesar !MAXI MOVIE: ' Tho Best Years of Our lives' 10:15 ® MOVIE: 'Hell t~ Eternity' 10:30 ffi Superstar I'JI.Soap 11 :ooo rn Ill m o (])~ G 379-26B2 .• 1984 Harley Dovldoon XLX . 2400 milee, e.IC'tres. excel· lont condition. UIIOO. firm. Coli 614-992-5863. ~~~- ~M1-~trf Plumbing & Heating J•m•• Valley Furniture, naw & used . large section of qual· ity furniture . 1 216 Ea1tern Ave .. GallipOlis. Washer e. dryar avacado •225, Whirlpool wuhor $96, 40' in. eleCtric range $96, 30' in. electric range t76, other range• to choose from. Hoover dryer *95, 8 froat free refrigerators start at •160. amall harvest gold refrigerator •125, g1s range e86. Call 446 - 7398 . Skeggo Appllencoo, Upper River Rd. ~ 1960 Harely Dovldoon Sportster. 3,000 miles, 12.600. See ot 8etz Hondo. ....~ 33 Fright sluiek 34 Craggy hill 31Soapplant 31 Hire 41 Trans· h.-.J-+- ported 11 D!mcer . Vera4% Tarry DAILY CRYI'TOQUm'ES-Here'show IQ work it: AXYDLBAAXR II LONGFELLOW • One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters apostrophes, the length and lonna lion of the words are ali hints. Each day the code lette" are different. ' ~14 CRYPTOQU<n'E WDYHARQ JB HY GWV CJBHRD HAJDLB HY SR IYIXCWQ HY W VYX WCQRWTV WXHAYQ CYH YP FDYG.- XDFDYGD \'llteulaj'1~: ~EifflQBLE A MAN'S CIRCUMSTANCF3, BUT MANUEL KANT NOT.HiltlSE1'.F':""=-""'IM:=-'~ - -~ �. ,... Page 16-The Daily Sentinel :Courthouse•••. (Continued from page 1) The plans could be approved l)y MARKET IN BRIEF PI'OP.Osal. comrnlsslonersofferedto do. whatever they could to nelp ··u a 1 Tuppers Plains-Chester obtain the gront from FmHA would .come 1 grant. through to fund · tile proj(!!Ct, we · In other l)uslnes"s. the commls.. ..wf'!!ld tlle!!·d)"~!"'!>!'-I!Jd!!.~on tM ~jpne~~dJ!sJn";tro .cou;ttc-~ map and work to reach those PhU Roberts to check surrounding cust~mers," Lyons noted. counties .on tl)elr policies for Lyons also pointed out that granting easements to lay utility current Tuppers .Plains-Chester and gas Jines. Roberts Is to take the · operating funds cannot be used for information to Rick Crow, prosecutFrnHA or revisiOns ordered. 1---- Thursday, March 14, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio I'J.Y.S.E. Issues · Consolidated Trading Wednesday, March 13 Volume Shares 27 speeders forfeit bonds . and Barbara Stahl, Pomeroy, $43 and costs, both · on spredlng charges; Grace Andrews, Pome. roy, $nl and costs, driving whUe ~ llutl(~l1!illm Williams, ,!'ln.lg}~hyto.r;,._, RIJ!k~d.• ~r ·~~~.ar ""' r'iii'ea'fii'hifr l'Ob · ere~an Jr., Pomeroy. $213 and costs, petty Forfeiting speeding bonds were Presley, Pomeroy.~ and costs, · theft. I Mary Folmer, Long Bottom, $43; Roger Manley, Jr., Middleport, $44; Billy Raines, Gay, W. Va., $45; A crackdown on speeding contlnues In Pcimeroy Village with 'l7 ·peopleforfeltingbondspostedonthe charge In the court of Pomeroy .124 1169 1260 Traded 11995 Up . 485 closely; James Jones, Racine, $43, Improper ·backing, and Floyd Omohlndro. Huntington, W. · Va ., $43, tr'affic"l lghf violation. 19M NCAA .· ~~·CHA.\tPICNSHIP Lexington . Kentucky C' ••P1111 Aor" 1 ~t~~--~~~~~~tha~~t,. ~' n~L£8~~ ~)" the~. ·iin•1igieig!ar\tt::tornilifteyey,"!ifan~d·togu l~lde .,;.',ivneiesiijptf!i:lor.,.•""'i"Vi'o'?h'"'~~-=~~~~-=l -David Roush, Racine, $43; 1J9uglas Residents who do not sign ·a user's. agr~ment and pay a tap feepliorto !Ina! acceptance by FmHA, would not be consi9ered customers. Tap fees paid after FmHA approv a! now cost$375. · This matter stems from a decision to allow J .D. Dr.l lllng to lay a gas line alongllOO ft. of county road In Letart Township after the comp;my C9Uid not obta!il r!ght,of-wayfrom prop.. I tapf~does installed on Silver Ridge. If water lines cannot be installed, thetapfees wUI be returned . " There Is no wayofknowingwhen grant money would be available," Lyons said . He pointed out that residents of Stlversvllle ·paid tap fees in 1981 and they're stlll waiting for water. that Phil doing the engineering. All requirements cited by Lyons are in accord with FmHA guidelines. Stating they were " wholeheartedly in favor" oL Silver Ridge of CoUJity Roads 2S, Warner of the count y highway department said that crews have been and will be patching In those areas. Warner reported that the brid~e on Rutland Township 176 has been completed and that the Oh.lo Bridge ·company crew wUI now 'move to . County Rd . .'lin RutlanqTowpshlp to. in cost-sharing agreement between the county and Ohio Power Company. Contract in Hmho A proposed union contract for highway department em- · N. · E. ·Index Griffith, Pomeroy, Robert Southern, MiddlepOrt, $46; James Altnos; Gallipolis, $50; Lynette . VanReeth, Norwich, $4;!; KatJ:lrYn '·"---~ · Muter, Pomeroy, $<13; Raymorid Reuter, Pomeroy, $5; James Carpenter, · Reedsvute: $5; 103.24 . . . - 0. 178.19 - 1.47 Dow Jones lnd 1,261.70 -10.05 MARKE'I' IN BRIEF - The gi-aph above shows the stock lilarket actloil lor Wednesday, March 13. (i\P Laserphoto) . l>Ioy;:;;nsst:nruntffibo awaltlng ra t.iflca tlon by the commissioners. 1'he contract has been reviewed by the prosecuting attorney but. the commissioners gave. no Indication of what Is holdlnguptheratlflcation procedure. Paul McGuire,.Racine, $<15; Linda Holier, Racine, $48; Michael Smith, Syracuse, $48; Leota Chaney; Racine. $46; Gary Stalling, Athens, $48; Martha Hart, Letart, W. Va ., $43; ·Jacqueline Gaddis, Reedsville, $43; Vera Wilson, Point Pleasant, $46; PhUIIpCiJster, Middleport , $43; Randolph Russell, R.eedsvUie, $43; Everett Grant .-Mlnersvllle, $47, and Julie Hysell, Racine, $48. Others forfeiting )x:onds were Blanche M. Poeppelman, Wapa· koneta, $53, traffic light violation; John Green. Charleston, Va .. $63, following emergency veWcle too prescriptions. Rely on us for profeslonal accuracy at aU times. VILLAGE PHARMACY MIDDLEPOIT, OHIO w. Play!€)(• voss YoUr Hearf Sale WATCHES Men's and ladies"styles in casual looks,_spO[! __ looks and dressy looks. Reg. S21.9S to SS9.9S Sale Price• S17S6 to S4796 . , JUNIOR WRANC¥-ER S9.95 MEN'S SWEAT SHIRTS I Sizes S, M, L and XL Big selec. lion of solid colors in crew neck, long sleeve style- fleece lined. i A \ ·. .. . :Yi.It. Dress pants, casual pants and jeans. '1 '-=-'=·~ Quality bands inlude Wrangler, Lee ·- -=.:::, and Campus. . - ·- '=6uV:>'"sil:l!~:·s to 211: mos., 2 to 4, 4 to 7. · Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. $7,00 ........ Sale $5.59 59.00 ........ Sale S7.19 512.00 ...... Sale $9,59 $15.00 ;.. Sale S11.99 MEN'S AND BOYS' SPRINGFOOT MEN'S JOGGING _ TUBE SOCKS ~ · : . SWEATERS. OUTFITS iiliili S19.95 and S22.95 I / New Colors for Spring , blue and white iackets, and ·-----~~~~--·~!--.-?~·~~·-~ Boys sizes 7 to 14- men's9to 15. Big selection of colors. Save Friday ond Saturday· 51.59 White $ 00 59.95 l'llat<hing Sweat Pants.~ ............. Sole 57.49 BOYS _,. Lee AND~ and .student sizes 26 to 30 waist. Perfect for wear to school functio'ns, class pictures and dress up occasions. Solid colors with coordinating belt. BASIC pre-washed JEANS Regular blue Nice assortment of spnng sweatshirt tops includes crew neck sweatshirts, sweatshirt · jackets. vests and sh ort sleeve shirts. Sizes 3/4 to 14/16. Reg. '6.00 to 113.00 Special Sale Price Sale Prleed $1799 $479 to $1 Q39 WRANGLER COORDINATES PRE-TEEN SPORTSWEAR Reg. $14.00 to $21.00 ........ Sale ss.oo Reg. S.22.00 to s25.00 .......... Sale sa.oo Low, low clearance prices on our remaining stock of winter sportswear. JUNIOR WINTER JACKm & COATS Reg. S21.00 ................ Sale sa.oo Super clearance prices on winter junior sportswear. MEN'S · SWEATSHIRT TOPS 122.95 ·denim . Straight and boot llare style s. Sizes 29 to 42. JUNIOR $1 QOO CHILDREN'S DRESS SLACKS Slim and regular si~es 8 to 16 ~· . Sale . ...-Jil'" ' \ MEN'.S WINTER JACKETS S22.95 and S29.95 Sale SJO.OO .S34.95 and S39.95 Sale SJ2.00 S49.95 to S59.95 - Sale "18;00 S79.95 and S94.95 Sale $25.00 LADIES SPORTSWEAR Drastic reductions on our remaining stock of win- Reg. 41.00 .............. lllfJI~.!-~!..';'"""*·ia.JF.!~·:..~:o-"M~~....tr.~~~~~~ Reg. S65.00 .............. Sale S26.00 Reg. S34.00 to $38.00 ....... Sale SJ3.00 Reg. 526.00-$41.00 .•.•• Sale SJO.OO Reg. $79.00 .............. Sale S32.00 ' Reg. S40.00 to S48.00 ........ Sale S15.00 BOYS' CHILDREN'S I Reg. S30.0Q.S39.00 ...... Sale S.J2.00 Reg. S40.0Q.S49.00 ...... Sale SJS.OO Reg. sso.oo.s67.oo ...... Sale s2o.oo - fREE PARKING enttne 2 ' March Old water system causes dissension ByNANCYYOACHAM remedy exist lng problems. Sentinel staff writer A prior council had also discussed Racine VUiage Council is divided making Improvements and repairs on the lssueofrepalrlngorreplaclng to the system. the vUiage's current water system. , For the past two years, enginrer The disagreement has Jed to George Mara of the firm EMH&T, speculation that two council has been researching and developmembers arecontemplatlng reslgn- Ing preliminary engineering studies lngbecause they do not agree with a for Improvements on the Racine . recent council decision which will water system. affect the outcome of the village's Leans toward new plunl water problems. Council had been leaning toward · Couneil has .been aware of the the Idea of building a new w ater . ' · worsening condition of Its preSent treatment plant and much of the water system since Its present preliminaries in securing land m embers look office nearly four options were concluded In order that years ago. The 30-year old system a new plant might be buill . has led to many many lengthy Council had reserved the right to discussionson what might be done to borrow all or par1 of$."o01,1XXlwor1h of McCloud, a passenger in thevrhlcle. were Injured·. Southern's truck was tot ally dcsiroyed. No citations were Issued. A,pparcntly, thetruckwent over theslde of I he berm and the soft ground pulled Southern inlothedltch. Electric service and cableTVwas restored at a fcwmlnutcspasl7p.m. In other action. deputies were enroute to -Knox County this morning to transfer Steve Raymond, who will face bad checK charges In Meigs County. Meanwhile, damages were estimated at $7,1XXJ as the result of a Thursday night fire at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Moore. 16 Liberty Lane. Pomeroy. Pomeroy Fir<' Chief Charles 26 Cent• · -~ co~nc!lrnembers. Prior to Saturday's meeting , all ·council members had exJ)ressed the ll<'ed for improvements to the current facUlties, howPver, the extent and cost of lmprovPments was still at Issue. (Continued on page 6) Wreck causes outage Ohio Power customers from MlnE>rsv llle to Racine and cable TV customers in Mlnersvllle and Syr<!cuse wen• without service for about two hours Thursday evening after an RC Bolt ling truck driven by Robert T . Southern, Middleport, clipped a power pole on Ohio 124 near the Minl!rsvUie ball park. Meigs County Sheriff Howard Frank says his department was called to the scrne shoo1ly aiter the accident occurred ~t approximately 5:20 p.m .. Deputies were at the soehe to malnialn t raffle for power company and cable TV repair crews untU 5 a.m. Friday morning. The power pole l>ad to be replaced and a broken gas line had to be repaired. Neither Southern or M ark .12 loan money from Farmers Home Adminlstratlonat a five percent Interest rat.e. Up to 40 years could be taken to repay the ioan . Racine had until this past Monday morning to notify FmHA as to whether It wanted to borrow the money. At a special meeting last Saturday, council turned down all proposalstouseFmHAmoney. This action led to the dispute among the .. Legar said a kerosene hr'ater loca ted . in the center of the dining room malf!lnctloned with names reaching the ceiling oil heroom. The fire spread Into the living room . Furnishings were desti'Oyrd. Moore received bums of 1he himd In trylng to exti nguish the blazP. Firemen were hampered because there are no fire hydrants In thea rca and a tanker was used. Firemen went to thP scene at 7::16 and r~turned to station at 9:15. The depat1ment had three trucks and an . emergency unit on thP scene, more pqulpment thim u.~ual duetothelack of fire hydrants. There is some insurance coverage, Chief Lcgao· repor1s. WHAT SHOUlJ) WE DO'! Radne V.l llage f'>OUndl CWI't agree on what should toe doll(' ahout the mmmunity's water facility on .Broadway Street. 'lbe !acUity ha.• many existing problem• "are the result of ll~ aging pf'O(lCSS. MeW!whUo•, a holtom left, tho• concrere walls of Rru;ln~ ·· pump !4atlon are In bad shape, according to Engineer Geor!(e Mara who told council lltt• station "nt-eds to be replaced." M m·h of the water coming through the station splashes over the sldl'!l of tlherlng units. A hole has now WOMI through lhe COncrete. f'Aillnc:ll ha• also hecn advised to raiSe water rates and wUI met~ tonight in spt'Cial !iellSion to take al:tlon on WI ordinWice to do just that. SHIRTS Long sleeve styles - not all sizes. 58,95-$11 .95 ........... Sale S4.00 S12.9S-S13.9S ...... Sale SS.OO S14.95-S18.95 ....;... Sale S6.00 BOYS' WINTER JACKETS S22.95 .................... Sale SlQ.OO S29.95 ~ S39.9S .... Sale 512,00 I WASHTNGTON (API - Soviet chief Mikhail Gort>achev is pon<k'ring Presl<k'nt Reagan 's invitation to attpnd I he first superpo\Yer summlt in six years but has given no indication whether he will accept, according to an admllllstratlon orrtclal. Secretary of State George Shultz and VIce President George Bush met with the 54 -year-old Gorbachev aftcr .the funeral of Soviet President .Konstantln Chernenko, who died Sunday. Gorbachev aSsumed the reins of power less than seven hours after Chernenko died. The administration source said the gist of Gorbachev's r esponse amounted to. "We're Interested, we'll get back to you." The Soviets took the invitation under advisement "as WP expected them to do, and said they would discuss It and notify us later of a response." the official said Thursday, speak lng on condition he not be identl.fled. He added there ·was "no hint one way or other" whetber GorhachPv Intended to accept Reagan's suggesllon thai lhcy meet. most probably in the United States. Earlier, the White House had tried to dampen expectatiOns It helped fuel , saying It might be "quite a period of time" before Gorbachev Is ready to cons!der participating in a summit. " Honestly, we think It may be quite a period of time before the Soviets are ready to have any movement toward a meeting of thi s type, " White House spokesman Larry Speitkes said. He said Gorbachev "has a number of things on his platter thet-e. He may focus on those before hPf<icuscs on foreign travel, particularly foreign travel to the United Stall'S or someothercountry, orcritrJ'talning a foreign vl,itor In his own country. That Is simply the fact s of the way people do business." Speakes said It would take time forGorbachev even "to be prepared to entertain the Idea (of a su mmit ). to address If." Reagan raised the Idea of a summit by declaring he was "mm-e than ready" to m E'<'t with the ncw Soviet IPader once he consolidates his posltlon. , Taking It a step further. Bush said In Moscow that Reagan would meet wllh the Soviet leader whenever the Kremlin is ready. "lfthereevcrwasa time when we could move fmward with progress In the last few years." Bush sa id, " I'd say that this Is a good tlmdor that. " Speakes minimized the importance of reports that Gorbachev had accepted in .principle invitations to vlsll France and West Germany. He said the words ter sportswear. Petite, misses and extra s1zes. Reg. $1 O.OO-S18.00 .............. Sale S4.00 Reg. S19.QQ.S27 $10.00 Reg. S32.00-S3S.OO ............. Sale S12.00 Reg •.S36.0Q.S46.00 ............. Sale S15.00 WINTER DRESSES a1 With Color Tops ..... 51.49 Reg. S1 5.00 ... Sale 511.99 Reg. S18.00 ... Sale 514.39 MISSES AND HALF SIIE • ·:·):.~C. "_!,,L o :_.;~.;.,._.=· ,~ S6.39 Reg. sn.oo ..... Sale sa.79 S16.95 ..... Sale S13.59 S17.95 ..•.. Sole S14.39 s19,95 ..... sole s1s.99 521.95 ..... Sale S17.59. PANTS -SALE ., / It's the biggest sale on America's #l --::.-o(c----~-r""'~~~---· --.. br·a:r- Cr<JSS·YOUF-He3rt - -the-bra - •· that crosses over, lifts and separates for a better figure Find your favorites here and save 20%. clud~ R S33 00 S 1 Sl3 00 eg. s • .............. 0 e • .. llnLt BOYS' ~ TIMEX e • Gorhachev " is- less dominatro by their syst('m and thrlr phllo"lphy" than any other rcccnt Soviet ruler . At the sa me time. howrver, Reagan added , " I think what Is most evident. and I believe that this will be rr O!'Cted ln . him . Is that the SoviPt Union is tn a different frame of mind than they've .bc<'n in thP past." Wholesale.prices drop WASHINGTON lAP)- C'heaper standing H percent below the level prices for meat and ~aso line helped of the preceding month. overcome a sharp jump In fresh Overall wholesale price< which fruit and vegetable costs to pull held nat In January, wt'r·e down at wholesale pri('('S down OJ percent an annual rateofO.Spercent for the• last month . th<' government said flrsr two monthsof they('ar. today. That compao-es to a 1.8 percent Prlces.soarcct 9. 1percent forfrcsh wholesale In Oat ion ratf'for all ofl'll\4 fruit and 4.6 percent for vegetables and a sllght0.6 pet·cent gain in 1983- both the l-esul! of .Janu ary's the lx•st ba ck-to-back lnOalion devastating fn'f:'Ze in Florida. Bul · peoiormancc in two d!'Cadcs. prices for beef, pork and poultry The F'ebrua r~r drclln<' surprised were down. Overall. food prices fell many analysts. who had fori'Cast an 0.1 percent. lncrcase as sharp as 0.3 percent Gasoline prices were also off, overaU . The severe wlnt erwcather, they conjectured. had driven energy pri('('s up while sending food costs soa.rlng. · Although ti1Jit and vrg<'table priecs did rise, the gai ns w~r~ not as dramatic as had bc<'n <'Xp/'c' tcd. apparcntlybl'causcthPdPvastat ion '< in F'lorida was offsrt by higher yields In Ca lifornia . Energy prices also st a;·ed docile despite the cold weat hrr. hPipcd along by a sharp 16 JX'ITCiit dC'C iinl' in h<'ating all plil-es. While natural gas prices did rise 1.9 JX'I'Ci'nt . thry had ·fallen 1.8 )X'rcent the m onth before. Celeste declares 3-day S&L holiday €!N€~NAT! •WINTER CLOTHING ~ Little boy' and girl~' tops, blouses. sportswear and outftts. Reg. S5.SO-S8.00 ................. Sale suo Reg. Reg. Reg. Reg. "In principle" were diplomatic language that held little substance. · "We've got a couple dozen people that we've a!(l:C<'d to meet with in principle bul haven't met with them yet ," hi' said. Reagan, meanwhile, !O ld a gTOup of visiting magazine publishers th('r<• was no evidence that S9.Q0-$14.00 ................ Sole S4.0Q S15 .OO-S20.00 ............... Sale S6.QO 521.00-$26.00 .............. Sole ss.oo S27 .OO-S34.00 ............. Sale SlO.OO ~·~-~~~~~~~~~~;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ mercc Dcpar1mcnt ,aid (APJ -declared a Richard Celeste today Insured by the three-day bank holiday al theslale's tee Fund, a privately held Insurance estimated 70 state- Insured savings firm wtth$1;10 million. and loan institutions , saying he was AlthOugh state leg1sla tors acted taking a "serious step'· bc<'ause of this week to reassure depositors by some reported runs on deposits. creating · a $90 million deposit celeste said at a news conference Insurance fund separate· from the hewasuslnghlsemcrgencypowers Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund, as governor to close the statecusto!Jlers at Cincinnati-area lnstllnsured thrifts to allow officials tutlons began lining up outside more time to formulate a plan that banks Thursday to withdraw their will restore confidence in the money. institutions. Depositors of some of those Thegovemor'sactlon,announced savings and loans camped out less than 90 minutes before most of overnight on lines outsldethethrlfts. the Institutions would have opened including Charter Oak Savings for business, followed a day of Association and Molitor Loan and mounting concern at Cincinnati Building Co.. to withdraw their area banks over runs on deposits, money today . Last week, the Cincinnati-based Molitor and Cha11er Oak also Home State Savin!tS Assoolatton-:.......were mobbed tlcllOsttors . wll!lclosed _ Its doors after depositors drawing ca~h ' Thursday . State withdrew millions. The wlthdraCommerce Director Kenneth Cox, wals followed news that Home State who arrived here Thursday hoping had suffered severe losses as a to restore conlldence In the stateresult ot the collapse of a Florida chartered associations, said a third Investment firm, ESM Government institution, which he dldnot Identify, Securities Inc. had had problems in Columbus. depositors would not be <lbletowrltl' checks during th~ holiday period . by ElbstF•Itlr Joi*U01 011 •0 UU ) tU Ull tHAI(;[ CAIO IIANK UNE- Cllltomerw walt IIIIIDe......-.say oullllde ihe rilaln ofllt1e of CJuii1er 01111 Sa\'lap Alttlooi.UO. Ill ClDclnnlld lo wllhdnw money from lhe IJtate.charifreciNvlnp and Joan. The run on lhe bank ~ ,._... from .-.em aboullul week's IUCiden clcwln1 of lhe ttiat&-chanered Home S&aae Savlnp Alloctailon. (.-\P Luerphoto). Gov. Richard C<Cie!tte � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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