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AV""-'-'LEON~Y TOQUAIJMO API"I.ICANTS ' Mceoysald. "If they were better or t ny of the New York bankS are better they would get I he commerlcal business," said McCciy. "But Columbus bankS havedoneagood job." bUnt~ Friday . Chemical Bank on Friday announced that It had signed a letter of Intent to try to buy the failed Home State, whose closing March 8 triggered depositor runs on· several of the other 69 privately Insured s&I...<; In Ohio and prompted Gov. Richard Celeste to order a temporary banking bollday for those tl\rtfts. Chemical Bank Is the nation's slxth:largest bank holding company. . the sheer number of offices, Cherillcill would be vastly outnumbered. ThroughOut Ohio, Bane One . has more than :JXI offices and Home State Jess than 40. "The onus lsontherntocompetewithstrongbanksln Ohio," said Mary LoU Koehne, vice president of From SOFIII SLEEPERS BY 1 BASSETT, SEA~Y & L" ·Z·BOY Harold Felty, 56, of Rt. 1, Langsville. a passenger In a car driven by Harold Felty Jr., 19, also of Rl.1, Langsville, was treated for a possible concussion and released. hospital officials said. A second pasS~>nger in Ft'tly' scar, 55-year-old VIrgie Felty, also of Rt. 1. LangsvUIE'. was Irea led for bruises. The driver of another car, Len ville Harman. 62, of Rt. 1. Rutland, was treated for facial scrapes and a forehrad cui. · The Gallla-Melgs post oft he State Highway Patrol said Fetty was weslbound ·on 124, approximately one and two-lenths miles west of County Road 13, when Ha~ repOI1edly pulled from a private drtve Into hls path at 12: 15p.m. Both vehicle sustained heavy damage, troopers said. Harman was cited by the patrol for f!lllure to yield the right of way. 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Four residents hurt in accidents •Solid or Plaid Cloth " • 1 Seetlo~. 10...... Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Monday. April 8. 1985 COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP)- Muchofthf'opposltlonto lhe proposed sale of Home State savings Bank to Chemical Bank of New York has come In the fonn of complaints from some banking officials that It would give an out-of-slatE' llnanclallnstltullon a toehold In the Ohio market. But otlier officials say they're not worried aboul competlllon from the nation's six-largest bank holding company . John B. McCoy, president of Bane One Corp., said Ohio banks would not be pushovers for Chemical, despite Its size. With assets of$52.2 bllllonatthe end of the year, Chemical Is more than fourtlmesblggerthan Ohio's largesl bank holding company, $13 bllllon National City. Chemical's net profit last year was $340.7 million. more than the total as>ets of manyOhlo banks. But Its vas I resources pose little lhreat to lheprofltsofthe big Ohio banking companies, such as $9 billion 'Bane One, Don't Miss This ~igantic S,torewide Sale At Mason Furniture.• Other Mattress & - \ uaemble. 14~"x9'h"x16V2" . ,. . • of aooct looks utd comfon with thil cootcmponp' ensemb~ f'rom lbuett. The tasteful cuualatylina or the inlaid brw trim on the bent oU: arms and bases or tbe This Colonial laminate top table reduces l042lt22 in. with leaves removed and drop leaves down ... of room •J Peter's Basilica, as he celebrated ... ,balcony over the main door of the atop a -top hat. Beneath ·he wore a By 'lbe As8oclated Press Easter Mass.Cholrs sang and basUica to deliver his traditional 'Egg hunts; strolls In ~e sunshine, tuxedo with a chlcken·wlre bow tie military bands blared as the croWd meosage"Urbl etprbl" - iotheclty nuclear . weapons protests and and cumberbund. applauded the pontltf, resplendent . (Rome) and the world. .traditional church services marked Pope'siJ1ellllllle Meanwhile, Pope John Paul IT. In In gold robes and a gold-encmsted Easter Sunday as millions of He $aid that for nearly 2,<XXJ years American Christians celebrated the an Easter message delivered to , miter. more than 250,00) people at St. At the end of the two-hour since Jesus rose from tl1e' dead, 'resurrecilon of Jesus . Tens of thousands of New Peter's Square, praised thoi;e who ceremony, John Paul went lo the leaving a~ ~>mpty tomb. Yorkers, ·some wrapped In furs fought for human dignity In World against a briSk wind, turned out for War ll. but said human tights the ritual promena~ down Fifth violations, wars, and hatred still Avenue, which dates back to the plague the world 40 years later. latter half ofthe 19th century. · At Stone Mountain .Par)( near Millions walched Sunday 's .ce· Atlanta, about 8,oopchlldren hunted remonles on live television In 35 for 60,<XXJ Easter eggs. And Wa· countries, and tens of thousands of shlngton began Its · w~:ek-long others protested world hunger by Cherry Blossom Festival with the marching through Rome to the traditional lighting of a Japanese Vatican In cool but sunny weatl1er. stone lantern at the Tlcllil Basin. Church bells rill' · HOllywood Bowlllel'\'lce · ·In Jerusalem, Cl)rlsti<!JI pilgrims About 13,<XXJ (ieople attended an , from around the world celebrated Easter -seivice at the Hollywood Easter at sunrise services. Church Bow~lnCallfomlathatwashighl!gh· bells pealed a joyous reminder of ted by the release of 200 pigeons, Jesus' resurrection after his death whJ}eat least 1,500peopleattendeda on the cross . More than 1,00) Catholics went to service at Mount Rushmore In the Black Hlils of South Dakota. the Chureh of the Holy Sepulcher to The annual Easter egg roll on the hear Ma5s celebrated In front of the White ·Hoil.se lawn, dating back to shrlneveneratedforcentwiesasthe first lady Dolly Madison; was site of Christ.ls torrib. About 1,500 scheduied for today for children 8 Protestants gathered for open-air years old and younger. President services at the Garden Tomb, a . Reagan and his wife Nancy are skull-shaped hill outside the walls of vacationing at tbeD- Santa Barbara, the Old City. Calif., ranch and wUJ not attend. Eastern Rite churches, whiCh 1 In New YorkCityonSunday,hats celebrate .Easter next Sunday, EASTER BUNNIES ON PARADE_ An Easter bunny Is joined by abounded at the promenade down observed their Palm Sunday with a BIJ!l!SING G~N ~Pope .Jolin PIIUI 0 holds Ills crOIIIer 011 the Fifth Avenue. march down the Mount of Olives. ~of St. Peter'& Batolllca after shine his "Urtll fit OrtJI" bl! 111&10 three Dttle helpers near St. Patrick's Cathedral during ·the aiiDUal Noel MacFetrtch's bonnet con· John Paul, 65, looked refreshed more than t!O,aee people In St. Peter's........, lor the 11111t11al EaotetEaslem Sunday parade down New York's Flfth Avenue. (AP slsted of a stuffed chicken f90Stlng despite a midnight Ma!)S at Sl. . ceremony. (AP Lasei1Jho&o). ..• ·~)· .• ...,... -~· ' - .r" ''~i ,.. ' ..... - ....·~.,.-~.,•. _..-~ ' • ·.. ' .:l'~4<• ~·,.,· """"~:;.. • "'· ... . ~ ~';. •I •.\'.; ~~,. ,. '~ ":"' • "'" ' ·•r ~: '"h·~ • CONTEMPORARY/CASUAL , SOFA GROUP ' kitchen. Note the sturdy reet to keep It above da mp count ers. enttne. 'Millions celebrate-resurrection J/; -~ · all solid hard· rock maple - each one • at y e . ~rJ· , Butcher Block . . • . ,,. . ' • I Vol .34, No:252 Copyrighted 1986 ~~.hJ;/~. .. -· . • Slory,&l +w,PaPIH f. 1 THE BEAUTY OF WOOD CASUAL DINING SET • '• SW,,pboeD•Papl · >, " . ,I Buckey~ Girls' State'" AJOI LEAGUI BASEBAL . . MASON FURNITURE . I !t • ~ ' Improperly hand\ln& a flreann In a Glenn E. Polley and Mitchell Griffith, both of Rt. 2, V:lnton, were motor Vehicle and tlslni a weapon arrested by Meigs County Sheriff wblle Intoxicated. Polley was also charged with driving · under Howafd Frank at 12:39 a.m. suspenslori. ' Monday morning at the Little Coal The two are now In custody at the Bucket Carry·out on Township Rd . . Melp Cwnty JaU pending appear· · 321 near Salem Center. ances In Meigs County Court. · Both men were charged with ~ ~ . . ", '. '. marketing at First National Cincinnati Corp.. a $3 "Butwecan'tgo lnthelrstate.TeUmewhat'sequltable . billion bank holding company . , aboutthat." Fifth·Third Bank In Cincinnati would gear up for a The Ohio General Assembly was about to approve marketing assault, a spokesman said. "But whoever an Interstate bankln' bUI a f~ weeks ago, but the comes In tram out oftown, they will have a tough time, crisis with Ohio's stati>-chartered savings and loans because they'll be the n~ kid on the block ," the has delayed action, McCall said. Celeste and legislative leaders say It could be spokesman said: But at least one executive resents the facl that his mid-month before legislation can be prepared to allow bank IS prohibited from competing with Chemical lhe Home State sale and gtve the thrl!t's 49,00) Bank on Its home turf. depositors access to their money. Ukes Glllmor's plan As of Friday, 34 ol the s&Ls covered by Cf'leste's As an alternative, Julien McCall, chalnnan and order had been allowed to reopen lor full service chief executive officer of Oeveland·based National because they had federal insurance or would qualify City Corp., said' he supports the suggestiOn by state for It soon. Sen. Paul Gillrilor, R-Port Cllnlon, to have I he state The remainder have reopeoed for llmltro service buy Clnclnnatl·based Home State, then try to find an under lenns of legislation enacted during the banking Ohio bank lo take It over later. . _ .holiday. On Saturday, Celeste signed a bill that would "As !ar as competing with Chemical or Chase · allocate$00mllllonlnnon·ta.xstatert>Venuestobelpthe (Manhattan), It doesn't t:'Otherme a bit ," McCall said. 35 smal~r thrifts stUJ opera ling under withdrawal .I:'I:::IC~ limits to ouallfy lor federal Insurance. .Bridge not damaged by · loose barges . There were no damages to the . Ravenswood Brtdge as the resull of three loose barges which floated into the piers of the bridge Sunday. 'The bFidge was closed lo traffic ,, lor about two hours·untU 5:21 p.m . · with Sheriff Howard Frank going to the scene to keep traffic from going onto the brldgt> from the Meigs County side of the Ohio River. In Ravenswood , the fiN' depan.menl handled the emergency sl!).latlon. A spokesman for t hedepartmenl said this morning thai the Department of Transportation Indica led the brlc:!Rc was no( damaged by·lhe Incident . ·.,_ Oft\cJaJs fWOrled lhat the lOW• boat, JOII Drea !lushlng five bargt'S, twolllled wlil1 gasoline, was headed · upriver when It losl power and floated backwards down llle Ohio River. The bargt>5 broke loose am:l · three of them g91 hun~pagalnst the piers of the bridge. Another lowboal , City of Pitts· burgh, came to the rescue and moved the Jon Drea and tlie five bargoes to the shoreline where l\li!Y were tied up. The Tri-State Mat~rlals Col'JY. also dispatched a boat to the scene to help, but II was nol neede!J. E@shu~t~ukd · Due kl rain, t:lturlllllal Easter~ . hunt ot t~ MlddlepOrt·POIIIPt'O)' Rotary Club ~.ni, Sunday at the Hartinger Park ti1 Middleport was postpo!lf'd until 1 p.m. next Sunday. �• -----------~---- ----Monday, April 8, 1985 qomnlentary ·The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomel!lly, Ohio l. · DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ . ~~ ~,_-,-,~doo= ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOBHOEFUCH Genera~ Man~ger DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor • f ~t . . A MEMBER or The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Associa- on and the American Newspaper Publi s hers Association. : LE1TERS OF OPINION. art" Wt>lcoine . Th£'y should bf? IPss than 300 words ,. flphonf' numbpr , No unsi(J:nt"d letlers will bE> published . L('1l er s should be In .::~R - All le-ItE-rs arP s~bject 1.0 editing antt must be signed with na me. addres s arid .. ,..good laslr, addrrsslr1g Issues , not pPrsonalltles. · ~arter gets ·m ixed . . On the matter of the spooning to sign that President Nixon met now In process between Ronald with Premier Brezhnev to sign that Reagan, suitor, and Mikhail Gorba- unfortunate agreement known as chev, coquette, we see, lightly : SALT I, and tllere was . a little limned before us, a nice dlslirictlon, shuffling of fine prtnt. This dlc!JJm the reificatlon of which we should - no extemporaneous summits encourage. It Is the alfterence governing summit conferences has between a "visit" a~d a "s~mmlt. " always been tllat of Mr. Reagan, It is lncro"asingly the qase that a and accor(!ingly the world was meeting between the leaders of two surprtsed to learn that Mr. B\lsh,ln counirles: especially if they are the Moseow for tile overdue funeral of superpowers. takes on the majeslic Mr. Chernenko, Invited Gorbachev · dimensions of a meeting at. which to Washington to meet with the matters will be decided that affect president, and everyone assm:ned a . summit was in the making. . human destiny. We know that any communlca· Now, It Is requently stressed· ln lion 1 between the principals ln unwritten diplomatic -textbooks that tliere Is never any polrit in Washington . and Moscow is of schedullng a sunimlt conference reallsllo forelg:!l policy began to except to ratify arrangements w_onder whether their hero Mr. already worked out between two Reagan was soft~ning. Softening is great powers. Sometimes there is here defined as being beguiled into last-minute work to do, as was the supposing that exchanges between case in June 19'72, when Prestdent commuist and Western leaders are Nixon ~t with Premier Brezhnev always desirable on the grounds that, inevitably, the ensuing dlalec- · visa, so · to speak, signed by the tic breeds Utile Socratic infants like president, which includes a tour or grow up to be the CongrHs of the White House. And soon after Vienna. , Mr. Speakes ga,ve us tllat clarlfl!:a· Reagan is enough a student of lion, "White House officials," . as summit confeences to recognize .The New York Times disP!Itch put that In our time the splrtt of i(•. ·:ll:!djcated that Mr. ReRgan · Frankenstein, rather than tbat of ~ would respond favorabY to the Socrates, llas dominated summit. selection . of a !JI'Utral European conferences. We'd have done better country as the site for a summit ·if we hadn't attended · Yalta, meeting." And that certalnly · re- . Potsdam, Geneva, Vienna, Mosrow movl!d from immediately consider· anq Helsinki. So then, what was ation tile notion that a summit is Is- Reagan up to? immediately in tile offing. The morning's news on TUesday So that weare left asking whether brought forth from Larry Speakes, Mr. Reagan's Invitation merely to the White House press spokesman, visit was a good idea. When the news that "there has been no Gromyko made hls ' much· discussion about arrangements for publicized call on Mi-. Reagan In !he a summit, no meeting set, no time heat of the election campaign, an , set, nothing along those lnes." If obvious purpose was served In ,; that is true, tlien what,"'e have, In meeting with him, namely to ; effe<;t, is the issuance' by George redress the mlsimpession so assidu· .Bush to MikhaU Gorbachev · In . . ously cultivated by Walter Mondale , Moscow on March 13 a visitor's that Ronald Reagan was incapable • -of any direct communi~atlon with • Soviet leaders. Perhaps Mr. Rea- . · gan seeks an opportunity to col)firm this point by receivil)g Gor,bacheVI ;in the White }{ouse. What would they then talk about? 2ro put' It diplomatically, Jimmy Carter's latest book, "The Blood of Insights Into the Middle East," has drawn mixed revlews. So, PJ1lbai>IY, wW the advice he offers. · . ' ~ut ,as the preslqent who engineered the Camp David accords, P!lving the way to the Egyptian-IsraeH peace treaty, Cart.e r eomes to the subject wtih crroentlals. When he criticizes PreSident Reagan for showing "Hille inferest In diplomacy" to resolve regional disputes, Carter is arguing for hl• own busy method. The 1979 treacy shows it can PiiY off. ~·contrary . to the policies of his Democratic and Republican p~ecessors, he has tended to prefer the threat or use of American rn!Jitary force Instead of negotiation," Carter says of his successor. ~I would be in error, of course, to suggest Reagan has ignored the Afab-lsraeli conflict and diplomacy as a way of resolving it. Carter: does nql make that claim. ln fact, he compliments Reagan forhls proposal for a se(l.lement based on Palestlnlan control over tile West Bank, linked to JQrdan. ' :fhe trouble, In Carter's view, is that after launching the trial balioon, wllich was shot doWn Immediately by Israel, tile president did not fight ha)'d for acceptance of the plan, the Camp David formula, or some similar a!)proach to negotiations. . . ;tarter faults Reagan both 'on substance and on :proCedure. -fie considers Reagan too easy with Israel- not -insisting, for inStance, on a hail to ali future sl'ltlement activity on the West Bank. He thinks it was · · w~ng to fonn a strategic alliance with Israel. And he thinks Reagan or ·· SeCretary of State George Shultz should take personal charge of the effort tc).;o;et up negotiations. .I'The best first step," Carter writes, "might be for the U.S. secretary of state to explore the options unofficially among tile disputing powers to ·. a~rtaln as broad a base of pOtential a~nt as possible."_ · WA$mNGTON - _Al¥Jut 200 , Khomelni , turned <!galttSt him after . Carter 'appar'Ei'lliy woui4 lnclude'the Palestine Liberation Otganiia!ion, :. members .. of Congress ·have -been . he began.a remorseless crackdoWn despite its re<;6rd·of terrorist attacks on Israeli officialS and clV.Uia~-­ S'uckered Into wrtting letters· of on communist element~ -Ir-an; · -lteagan·and Shultz trted to-Sidestep Jsrael's rejection of the 1982.peace _ . pian, whjch has softened sin!;e~hlmOn Peres succre;Jed Menachem ,E!egil) · en_oor~nii>nt . for a terrori$1 groiip . They now ·call ·'themselves the i!S prime minister. lnstead. the at;lmlillst·ra'tlon hope<l King Hu~5ein. of · · whbse -cadre5·· partlciP!ItOO: iri ·the . ''Peopie Mojahl>dhJ .Organlza'tio~ of '.JoD;,Ian and Arafat could agree on a mix~ negotiating delegation. If tliey· · seizure of the U.S. Etnbassy and 52 -. Iran" - a- name that' apparently -hostages in Iran. In fact, the group sounds enough ·uke the anli·Sovlet did, it would be hard for Israel to lioyroH tal]!s. advocated putting the hostates on · Mujahldeen guerrtllas in·AfghanlsHussein and Arafat disappointed the Unlted States. EventuaUy, theY trlal as . spies,· and staged a tan to confuse the unwary .. may gettogther. But untn the Arabs decide to talk directly with Israel, tile demonstration protesting their We unmasked the Iranian Mojaadministration Intends to Hmlt Its diplomatic role. release. hedin terrorist~ last August and told Hussein and Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak want the Unltfd States This militant Marxist organiza- how they had hoodwinked several to meet with a Jordanlan·Palestlnian delegation. Carter thinks it's a good lion has sent fast-talking Iranian members of Congress into writing idea to hold such "exploratory talkS." exiles, soaped, pressed and wear- letters of support. We even gave the But, so far, the Reagan administration is stan<llng firm - or aloof, ing tailored suits and neatly knotted names of four U.S. officers the depending on how you look at it. It is counting on the Arabs to provide their ties, to visit Capitol Hill. They have Mojahedln had bragged of assassiown initiative. ......-: persuaded gullible congressmen natlng in Iran. that they are really "lreedoiTt Some of tile gulled congressmen fighterS: ' against · the Ayatollah quickly repudiated the Mojahedin, Khomeini. but the Iranian Marxists merely It's technically true that these redoubled their lobbying efforts on What Is It that indiVIduals ll"d Institutions spend their lives seeking to Marxist revolutionaries, once pro- the Hili. Now the State Department ,:red,uce or even eliminate, but which almost aU of tllem concede is necessary to bring out their best? The answer Is tisk, and America Is Involved as never before In both risk-.taking and risk-dulling- In foun<ling new companies and preserving the old, in encouraging ventures and Insuring against loss those who lake them. WASffiNGTON' (NEA) - The raised about $200,1XXl. The latt"SI Ulustration of rjsk-du!Ung Involves a proposal being depositor panic about the financial Celeste is hardly tile only political considered by the Ohio Legislature to guarantee up to $85 mution of losses integrity of Ohio's state-issued beneficiary of Warner's largesse. to depositors In troubled savings Institutions. The pressure to do so Is undei'standabte. because savings lnstltut.ions are savings and loan associations has J'he flamboyant real estate devei· subsided, but the political repercus- . oper and horse breeder has been a generally considered among the safest .repositories of funds. major donor to Sens. Howard M. But the returns on such accounts are low, since it Is a maxim of money sions are just beginning to be felt . The two men ln the middle of a Metzenbaum and John H. Glenn management that the least risk brings the least reward. political situa,potentially.explosive Jr .. both Ohio Democrats, and to . At theotherend oft he scale lie the big returns, the reward for taking the tion are both Democrats C>hio · current an(l former Senate Demobiggesl risks. If is a reward tradiilonaUy associated wit!( entrepreneurs Gov. Richard Celeste, who is crats from Illinois, Indiana, Michiwho create new companies - most of whk;h go under but some of which expected to seek re-election next gan, Montana, Alabama. Colorado lhriVI'. . , . year, and Cincinnati businessmen and other states. · Workers whQ Invest their,careers In such companies- which are being Matvln L. Warner, a long-time In addition, he has made substanfounded at a record, 600,00J.a-year-rate - are just as affected by the financial backer of Demo- tial donations to the -presidential major risk-reward ratio. If the company fails, so do they; If it succeeds, they cratic office-seekers. camP!Iigns of 'Democrats Glenn, might, too. " • Warner owns virtually all of the Jimmy Carter, Sen. Alan Cranston In contrast. securtty seekers Involve themselves with larger companies outstanding stock ofthe Home State of California, Sen. Gary Hart of or the government, where financial rewards and opportunities for personal Savings Bank of Cincinnati, whose Colorado and others. In 1977-, Carter growth might be less but where risk ls greatly reduced. su<lden closure last month caused a named Warner ambassador to Every day the give and take is played out. . financial crisis among the other 70. Switzerland, an appointment criticUnions arf' making -a big play for security, and giving up big wage Ohio tllrift lnstltltutions insured by ized at the time of a political payoff. increases in or<ler to get it. a state agency. Untl recently, Warner served as Homebuyers are accepting low-q:JSI variable r!lte mortgages, but giving Warner also was a major Inveschairman of the Ohio BuUding up thl' security that comes wlih having a flx!!d·n~te loan, albeit at a higher tor In ESM Government Securities', . Authority, which presided over rat~. ,, Inc .. a Fort LaUderdale, Fla., firm millions of dollaril ·wotth of state General Motors Is spending heavily and risldly to reinvent the small car whose arcane specialty was the construction every year. - using new labor and management teChniques, new design concepts, new trading of sjlort-tenn, hlgh-rtsk . He was appOinted by Celeste. But ·tech!loiogy -but the potential rewa_rd is tlle.Jlt!,tt ~car on the market. flnimclai Instruments - known as he res~. reportedly under Small investors are riskily choosing companies on the over-the-counter ·repurchase agreements. . pressure from the governor, at the market because of the possibility of making a bigger, quicker bundle, Home State lriVested illit\o$i half same time Celeste was ordering Ihe which cannot easily be done witlllnvesttnents In the big, safe blue chlps. of Its assets through ESM. On temporary closure of all state· Dissatisfied ·with mediocre performance from mkldle managers, big , March 4, ESM was closed-under a insured thrifts to hail a depositor companies are encouraging thenl to take risks, to J'I!IOVI'Ite the book Instead court order sought by the SeciJritles"' run on their assets. of going by it. and Exchange Commission; which However, the ·two men remain The old philosophy said It was easier and safer to cf9 nothing. Tile new has accused the flim of fraudulent Inextricably tied In the · tnlnds of view. stated in dozens of ways by different manageri, is tllat if you do practices. many polltlclans in Ohio and here in nothing you become nothing. Five days -later, liome State was Washington. forced to clOse amid reports that It Two years ago, Ohio officials had lost as much as $150 million on warned ,Home State that It was too Its investment witll 'ESM. That heavUy involved with ESM. But lhe . attlon panicked depositors at the state- regulators took no action other 70 state-Insured thrift when the bank flllied to follow up on TQday is Monday, April 8, the 98th day of.l!lli. Tilere are 'JR1 days left In institutions. . a commitment to phase out Its ties !he year. · . Warner was a major itnanclal with ESM. Some Republicans Today's highlight in history: backer of Celeste's 1!KI2 gubernator- suspect thai the lenient tretment On AprU 8, 1974, Hank Aaron of Ihe Atlanta Braves hlt his 715th career Ial camP!Iign, personally contrlbut· was attrtbutable to Warner's polltihome run lri a game against !be Los Angeles Dodgers, breaklng Babe · ing $36,<XXl, co-signing a loan for callnfluence. Ruth's recoi-d. 'J he hlt was off pitcher AI Downing. S75,<XXl and hosting a party that When Home State was forc€d to A~raham: '~ I Jack Andersot(.: Gulled by Iran - 'in ... ha$ privately wa.rned members of C\JiJgress that IIley are being courted -by militants,; who are devout Marxists, ..stridenily. antiAmerican and vioierit. ·. · · .. -· The department's warning is contained ln a one-Pilge summary of an Intelligence report on the Iranian exile group. Our associate Lucette Lagnado has obtained the report, which says the group was formed to combat "U.S. ImperialIsm" atld "crlmltial Zionism.'! These are regarded by the .Mo!ahedln as "the prlncipalforceswljlcll have corrupted Iran and oppresseit tile world." According to the document, members of the group "have advocated the use of violence since their inception" and have par!jcipaled in "bombings' , assassinations . ' of Iranians, a !lacks ~n · ISraeli. ·: office~ l_n Tehran and -· bank ' ' robbeiies:" · · • . , .' : , The 'Mojahedin apparently 'were "' ·. among til~ -~tudent ml!ltants -Wbo . · seized the U.S. Embassy· In 1979. ' 1 . "The Mojahedln took a measure of .: ·, . credit for the pro\origed holding of _"., · American diplomats as hostages," 1 notes the State DeP!Irtment re- '· port," "advocated putting Uicm on , · trtal as spies and staged a large " demonstration In Tehran protesting ·:·• 1 their release (in January l!KI1)." ~ .r -Foot'!o~: A well-dressed exUe • called at Olir office to plead the " . Mojahedln cause. Ms. Lagnado ·yo:. questioned him about the. group's " ' ·" virulent anti-Amertcan activities "' including the murder of u.s: ·•• 1 . officers. He blandly dismissed the .;;r accusations. , ... " Behind the Ohio scare Robert Walters '" Jock Its doors, $611 million to $700 million of its $1.4 billion worth of assets was tied up ln repurchase agreements made through ESM although Warner reportedly withdrew $37 mlllon of his personal funds from ESM before its coUapse. Fearful that the state's official . Investigation of the financial deba· · de might be perceived as a • -.•. whltewash, Ohio Democrats gladly • accepted the selection of a Republi· can (a widely respected Cincinnati '• lawyer) to lead the probe. Celeste handled himself deftly , during the first mnth of the crists, but the official lnvestigalln - as well as possible unofficial discio- : · sures -;- co~ld adversely affeet his ' · promising political career. ·' ·, " ',. Berry's World .."'. I~! " 1" 1''. f:'., ,,., ..'"•' Today ;in history J . .: The usual things. 1) Both countrtes seek to resolve their differences by peaceful means. ~) ,Both desire co-existence. 3) Both deeply ::: regret tile continuing poverty of so much of the globe, and 4) Both pledge to continue efforts to do 1' something about ·1t, and to meet Jc frequently to explore possibilities :: : for joint action. '~ That communique is the counterpart, between hostile powers, of the ' 1 communiques jointly Issued by ' 1 super-friendly powers like Great ·•; Britain and the United States. The • .. Friendly Communique was carica- ' tured ln 1957 in Punch magazine. under a cartoon that showed '•• Dwight Eisenhower, dressed in ,,: hunting tweeds and seated on a 1" 1 park bench ln front of the White House, clasping hands wjth.Harold '" Macmillan, dressed as a . country J:: squire's wife, a quilted blanket over •: theirkneestokeepthemwarm. '" " ... •' ' "Clove clgar&ttfnl can ruin your lungs and, bflst of all they'll REALLY UPSET YOUR P~RENTS. " . The Daily Sat ttinei- Page-3 Inflamed.knee may be~ch Anderso~ Page;-2-The Dl!iiY Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. 'OhiO Monday, April 8, 1985 Summit"in the air?_.-'.----~-w_i_uia_m_F._B_ric_k--='ey~J_r. *eviews.on book, Mideast advice ,. Risk-reward ratio . P~roy-Middleport, Ohio " .' . I ~·~ By 'lbe AMociated Pl'l!ll8 Just wben Sparky Anderson had the chance to take the field as the skipper of a world champion, he · figured fo be elsewhere, cursing the fates. Anderson managed tile . Defl'llll Tigers to the best .record In baseball lnl984andaWorldSerlesroutofSan Diego. AsthemajorleaguebasebaU season opened · today, however, Anderson wasn't sure If he'd be at ;rtgers Stadium for the game with the Cleveland Indians or sitting in a room at Henry Ford Hospital. Anderson twisted his left leg 'J'Itursday while runr:ing frotn the dugout to the third base coachlng box In Dunedin, Fla., during an exhibition game against the Toronto Blue Jays. There was so much On Tuesda)', it will be tl)e Chicago fielders Ne1son Simmcins and Jim White Sox at Milwaukee, M~ta Weaver, plus lnfleldere: Plttaro, • at California and Oakland at Seattle who wUl start at third . lh the AL. St. Louis Is at New York, The opener in Baltimore featured · Pi!Uburgh is at Chicago, San Diego Orioles pitcher Storm Davis, who at San F rancisco, Atlanta at was 4-0 llfetlme againstTexaswithll Philadelphia and Los Angeles at 1.70 earned run average, against Houston. Texas' Charlie Hough, who was ()c5 Th(> Tigers surged to a nine-game against Baltimore with a6.91 ERA. wiruilng streak al the outset lasl In Boston, 46-year-<lld knuckleyear and were 35-5 to break~ the bailer Phil Nlekro, the oldest player race In the tough Eait D!ylsion- in the majors, was tabbed by the .Gone from that team are pitcher Yankees toopenaga[J1st25-year-<lid Dave Rozema and opttlelder Rup- Dennis "OU Can" Boyd of the ReO pert Jones , bothofwhomslgJjed free Sox., .Jilhn McNamara .- ~Yho mart· agent contracts with other teams, aged In California last year, made and tlllrd baseman Howard John· ;his debut as boSs of the Red Sox. son, whowastradedtotheNewYork "I'm 0-j; in opening day games, Mets for pitcher Walt Teri'eU . Three including a two-hi! Joss, so maybe rookies made the roster - out • if 's time I won one,' ' said Nlekro. 4 swelling around tht>taKen . kneeto the on r;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;; Saturoay·tllat he was l hospital Immediately after the team arrived in Detroit. He remained In 'lln-edm• Stadlwn In Cincinnati. Tile Reds were . ADDRESSING niE TROOPS - Ci11c111n1a Reds the hospital Sunday. preparing lor today's Natlnal League opener against player-11181111Cer Pete Rc.e, lefl,lallalloatp'Oijp ofhl8 "It is not a clot, but there is Mcdreal. (API eserpholo). . · players, _Including learn captain l)ave CcJec:epdon, inflama lion of the leg," Dr. Clarence center, during a work~Jut SuMay afte.,_ at S. Livingood, the 'team physician, . sa id · Sunday. "We are go!pg to continue tests.'· Livingood said the vein, nerve and knee joint ail were affected and he sa id he wouldn't know until just before the opener whether Anderson can be released. Coach Dick Tracewskl was expected to manage the· team if ·Anderson could not. CINCINNATI (AP)- Pete Rose job to get them coming b;!ck.'' Winningham in center field. Tracewski had a 2-0 record as learned the mystique of Opening_ "I tlllnk 10 games above .500 is a manager of the Tigers durtng Rose Is depending on virtually the reaHstic objective for this club,' ' previous absences by Anderson. Day in Cincinnati as a schoolboy. Rose and his classmates would same lineup that closed last ~ason Rodgers said. "ll all the pieces fall In other American League open40 LB. BOX get tickets lor Crosley Field and an to get the teain back Into contention together, we can contend with ers today, it was Texas at Balti.. automatic excuse from schoOl for · . In the National League West ibis anyone In the division.' ' more, New York at Boston and the day to attend the traditional year. The Redshaveflnlshedlastor Peter Ueberroth, tile new com- Toronto at Kansa~ City. The fifth the last three seasons. National LeagUe opener. missioner of baseball, wUI make hls traditional National League opener Right-hander Marlo Soto,l8-71ast · first Opening Day appearance at Hls appreciation tor the cicy's In Cincinnati had the Reds entertain· fascination wltll Opening Day year, has recovered from a soi-e Riverfront Stadium. ing the Expos. elbow In spring training and will hoopla deepened when he made the r Tax ballclub as a rookie In 1963and posed start the 2:00 p.m. EST opener r---------------------~ ' against Montreal's Steve IWgers, witll his famUy for a picture on the making his ninth Opening Day start field. In lOseasoos. Th(> National Weather "When that happened, it woke me up," he said. "I realized, 'I' min the Service predicts temperatures only big leagues. I'm inaClnclnnatlReds In the 40s witll a chance of rain or AN~WER: This credit is available lor energy consnow. uniform.'" servation expenditures you make lor your princi- " Rose plans to be In the lineup at Rose gets to enjoy Opening Day In pal residence regardless of whether you rent or · a Cincinnati uniform for the firSt first base, continuing his quest ofTy owrt Qualilied expenditures include insulation, storm or thermal windows or doors, weather striptime in seven years IQday. A sellout Cobb's aH-tirne. hit mark of 4,191. ping or caulking, and certain luel -saving furnace . Rose, whoneedsjust~hltstotopthe crowd of more than ~.lXX) will cheer · dev1ces. The credit on these items is 15%of the N. Second Ave.· Middleport, OH. "Pete, Pete," f!Vf!ry time Rose, the mark, batted a si.zzling .611 thls cost up to $2 000 and is not available on new conspring, best on the Re<ls. · structiOn. Soiar. wmd, and geotherma equipment Reds' player-manager, steps onto In Ohio- 992-2179 · is eligible for a credit ol 40%ol up to $10,000 ol the Riverfront Stadium field today · While the Reds were (,'OI'Itent to : In W. Va. - 1-100-SIARS-99-the cost. In the National League opener keep (heir roster generally Intact ANOTHER SERVICE OF over the wlntCI', the Expos ·made against the Montreal Expos. · , 1-800-732-7799 "Opening Day In CinCinnati dramati~ changes as part of their to s.Mon.·Fri: means a lot,'' Rose·said: "It may rebuilding In the National LeagUe 9:30-12 ll!urs.; · . _ _ _. . rne'an more to me because I'm a East. T~ -tNCOME TAX PEOPL.E_; · · 9:30-2 S!fll. . Cfttcimta Uan. I knc:>\V wruU they put . _ New El!poi; . .Manager Bu!:k is expected to st11rt · Silt into it·alxlthe tradition:" Rose's return to ihe city where lie players, ., indu(ling · R(lgers, · Wbo· ~"'-_J_;__._,_::.:..__;,;_"-~"-"":...;_..:...._,_-..;.___,..._:..:..:....:.:__;_..,..::_~;_ .· ·beca~ a baseball star lias stirtixl .-weren't_lri t,he Open~J~i Day lin~pa , r,.....~~~.!...,;.-----..:..~-----_.;..;.,..,._---" . . . .y~_ ago. . ·excitement unSeen In recent )'ears. Rogers sat out last year after There are signs . trumpeting his tendinitis wiped otit his spring. He return everywhere- on billboards, struggle<l to an WICharacterlstic store windows, bumper stickers. 6-15, but went on a rigorous The sellout alone marked a break off-season conditioning program to with recent history. It's the first advance sellout since 1981, the get back into shape. "He's. got the major portion of baUclub's last winning season. Although Rose has been tile everything back," Rodge-rs said. "His sinker Is just as good, and his catalyst lnthelocaibaseballrebirth, moving fastball bas plenty ·of he•;jlownplays hls-P,art. Instead, he velocity on it." · likes to point to tile way the learn The Expos traded catcher Gary played after hls return -as..:pl~er· ·, Carter to the New YorkMets In the manager last August, complling a ... off-season. Former Mets Mike 15-12 mark In Septemb!;'r. Fitzgerald, lfuble Brooks and "That enthusiasm is because of rookie l-lerm Winningham will be in the way my players produced," the opening lineup - Fitzgerald Rose said. "It's great tllat the fans are excited. I hope we do as good a . catching, Brooks at shortstop and . . Sellout expected for Reds' · 1985.-opener against Expos· HEAVY DUTY Laundry Detergent $·1599_Pius Price Includes Shipping AUTHORIZED CATALOG MERCHANT PHONE H&RBLOCit :ROdgers ' OPEN:9:3o ___ ' energy-saving options ~as easy as: ... P-.Ie vault record set ATHENS, Ohio (AP) - GatY Hunter'spolevaultof17feetwasone . of three meet records which feU at the 22nd Ohio University Relays. · Reprerentatlves from :n teams competed In the event, InCluding Olympians Thomas Jefferson of Kent State · and . Earl Jones of Eastern Michigan. · Jones, a bronze medalist In tile tro-meter run at th(> Los Angeles · Olympics, ~as a member of the · meet's winning sprlilt medley and distance medley relay teams. Jefferson, who also won a bronze In the 200-meter run, did not run on a winning team at Saturday's meet. Hunter, of the Ohio Track ClUb, broke a meet recoro of 16-1 set by Roger GUders of Ohio Universi\)' in 1977. · .Bllly McKinley of the Lakewood Track Club set another meet record of 51 feet, 10% Inches ·In the triple jump, eclipsing the ·mark of'51-4~ set by A. Hopkins of Toledo In 1968. In the women's division, Pam . Mudrak of Kent State broke Iter own meet record with a triple jump of 36 feet, 7~ Inches. 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The Red Devils ·Paul Fletcher, who has ca~t the eye of several · scoutS and college recrutten,flred a ·nifty five-hitter'. He fanned nine and walked ~ two In the seven-inning stint. Mike Chancey made his season · mound debut ahd hurled five and two-thirds innings with Don Hen· ricks coming in to finish the final . Add-On Elec:tric Heat Pump. Wf'!lll('f'n MlchiJ;Cilll. L1 .!11~: Chuck YoaniNi. Utlilllactl«t. 4/Jl.mrt<T lntl'rnlf"" dluiC' hul'dl~ •.\1.3; Robrrt IRYo'ls, Wl'St'fn Wa~: hln,R~on, lll~rrrlf'r Inning and a third. They fanned four and walked three. Chancey was charged wltll the loss. Five dlffl!l'l!llt Marauders col· lectecl one slnl)e as Si.'ot Gheen; Jay Carpenter, Dan Thomas, Jack Welker, and~an had a base knock. Jack .JoiJiuiOO led R.avenswoticl with a 111t11e and cblblewhUe Bo Carter collected a double. The Red DevtJa had ntne hltl in an. Both the Melp boys' and girls' · eamea at Lopn Saturday were rained out. Both Melp teams host Belpre lalleht In 4:31p.m. games. . 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Catol Snilth; daughter ol Mr. and Mrs: John Smith. Is secretary ofller junipr.'Ciass and for, the past thJ'Ee:. years has Served on the student council. She is in the National Honor Society, president ·of the Junior Clvltan Club, treasurer ol t~ St\ldfnt Council, and on the prom committee. She plays varsity volley· ball and softball, and is both a faculty and office assistant. Carol attends the Middleport Church of Christ and Is a past honored queen of Bethel 62, International Order of Job's daughters. ,_ , Christina Taylor •1 k : Loc ' . a1gu; ta es, trophy tn pageant , , • : : Angela Patterson, delegate Christina Taylor, nine-year-old daughierofForia Taylor,Pom~roy, and Herman Taylor, Rock Springs, placed second in the beauty contest aft he Miss Cinderella Pageant held in Columbus recently. Eighteen candidates participated ' open house set : POMJ;:ROY ~Mrs. W.O. Bamitz • will observe her 90th birthday on ; Sunday. 'April 14th. at her hoz:ne 403 ; West Main St. , Pomeroy, receiving • her friends and trlends of her children from 2 to 4 p.m. . Born on AprU 17, 1895 .a t Letart Falls, she is the daughter of the late • Alfred B. and Kate Alexander. She was married to William Barnitz on June 28, 1917. All or the Barnltz children will be present for the o~rvance. They Include Mr. and · Mrs. Harry (Julia) Young, Gallon; , Mr. and Mrs. N.W. (Thanet) Kramer, Lockney; Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence W. (Wilma) Nelson, . Kalamazoo, Mich.; Mr. and Mrs. . Bob {Etriota) Wells, W~~saw;· Mr.' . ·. and MrS. Melvin : iBllile Jean 1 .· ·Hoefscher."St, ·Loui,s, Mo.; ·Mr. and , KING BUILDERS SUPPLY 405 N·, ·2nd Ave., Middleport Anlla Sml!h, delegate ConYenitnt ,, ·. .·•· "". . .~ ·' ·' Off .,. .·) ,, . ,, ' Ph. 992·3741 . . .. ' . a • . New UNCLAIMED SCHO.OL .SEWING MACHINES - NECCHI'S Education Departlilent placed orders in anticipationJ!f large school sales. Due to budget cuts these sales were unclaimed. These machines must be sold! All machines offered are the most modern machines in .the Necchi line. These machines are MADE OF METAL.and sew on all fabrics: LEVIS, CANVAS. UPHOLSTERY, NYLON, STRETCH, VINYL, SILK, EY[N SEW ON LEATHER! These machines are new with a 25-YEAR WARRANTY. I I I With the new 1985 Necchi machines, you just set the color-coded dial I ~n~ ~ee ma~ic happen; strallht·stwin.a. ZiiJIJ, buttonholtS (any size), mvtstble blind hem, monOJIIII, ntm stitch. tlllbroidtry, applique. I sew.on: buttons and snaps. topstitch tlutlc stitch, professional sel'l1 In& stitch. straiJht stretch stitch ...all of this and mort, without tilt need of old-fashioned cams or prl)ll'llmmtrs. II S191 Without this ad, $598 PLACE: Holiday Inn, Gallipolis £ Ol1 oM\.1\ YOUR PRI(E WITH THIS AD I D.AT~: Th_ursday, Apr~l ' •.·= . ._..Donahue, aJte.,we , L 11 · Time; 1.1.00 a.m. • 6.00 p.m. OMt\IOII·"Mo PbO"• (a\\t. --------·--------. 'i. .Care Bear_N* will be at your brand new Pizza Huerestmrant · located at 415 West Main in ].>omeroy from 1 to 4 PM and from 5 to 8 PM, Sunday, Aprill4. So conie on in and say hello. There'll be . free ballQOns and free Care Bear"'' hand puppets. · · On Saturday April 13, get a Pepperom Personal Pan. Pizza foronly~. And from Aprill5 through 21, you11 get .a Free :P'azza Hut• Sports ·Bag with your purchase of any SJru!]1, medium or large pizza. That's the new \\est Main Pizza Hut• Grand Opening Celebration. Don't miss it. ........ •, . ' . " .~ - l · ' S.ll800a!CilanP Thf' earth wlll .soon tlE' clothed, Mrs. W.O. Barnitz Mrs. Robert Barnitz, Mason, W.Va .; Mr. _and Mrs. Hayman. Bilrnitz; and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson . (Bi'mlce) Carpenter, Pomeroy.·. . The !a{Yllly has a_Sj<ed that no gifts he_pi-eseJ)ted. . .' . SALE PRICES GOOD THRU APRIL 14, 1985 OR WHILE SUPPLIES LAST · iVSPS lfi·HO) . A DIYIIIIon of Multlriltdla, Inc. Published @very afternoon, MondaY through Friday , lll Court St .. y tht' Ohio Valley Publishing Company rMul · tlmedla , Inc ., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769, h. 992·2156. St>cond class postage paid at Pomt'roy , Ohio. .Mildred Hudson lost the most . weight and there was a tie between Rhonda Hannahs and Betty Dill tor runner-up at the Monday night . meeting of the Five Points class of SUnderella. _ At the Tuesday night class In Mason, Mrs . Naomi Reed was accepted Into the sllm·a-trlm pro· gram for having reached her goal weight. Linda Clark lost t~ most weight, and Candy Van Meter was runner-up. POSTMASTER: Send addrrss chan~('S to The Dally Sentinel , 111 Court St.. e>· 1 . me roy. Ohio 45769. York 100t7. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIM IT QUANTITIES ' SUBSCRIPTION RATES ..... PIPER One Week . ... .. ........................... . . $1.10 One Month ................................. $~ .80 One Year ................... .............. $57.20 SINGLE COPY PRICES BIG ROLL! , Daily ....... .... ...................... .. 25 Cen ts SubScrltx>rs not desiring to pay the ca r rier ma y rt'mlt In adva11ce direct fg The Dal ly St>nllnel on a .l6or 12 month basis . Credit will be given carriE-r ('ach month. TO*ELS No subscriptions by mall permitted In towns wh(>t'P he mp carrier sC'rvf('(' Is avallabl!'. _.1~&9c Mall SubicrlpllonH ln.ttlde Ohio 13 Weeks ... .. ... .. ..... .. .... ....... ...... 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Star1 I"C'achlnJ{ for nw sky. ~ sta~ nw ln:><'S wllh limbs so ghostly, Now sway In 2<'n1](' br(.'tlt>: htTP 11nd tlk'r£> those slerKk•r orms, As flllln~ up with l<'aves. ~n to move around: F'r om {'V('f"Y nook and cranny, AboVC' and undc>r ground. stan URN' liri>'S cycle, And br2'in anofh<'r Y<'ar: \VIII . And as tlmC' moves on with no r£'gard . Ht' wlll :I! ways ix' oui' rrlcnd : But rf'ITlPmlx>r He st ill has the power . And som<' day these things w!ll E'nd. So look around and seP that JX!Wl'r. H£' INs us.view E'ach.,Yror: And though sometlmf'S we may forget, Rcmrmber who put 11 her<'. - By Olen D. Harrison. OPHTHALMOLOGY .(Diseases & Surgery of the Eye) Bec.r.. • Announces The Opening of New Office I AT 565 JACKSON PIKE ..•• Penonal Pan Pizza aV'dilable II AM -4PM, Mon: through SaL HILLCREST EYE 'CLINIC MAY 1, 1985 APPOINTMENTS MAY IE MADE BY CALLING TM • Care Bean and ~Bear character designs. 0 1985 An:!erican GreetiriSI!Corp. Pizza Hut Authorized uaer. C 1985 Pizza Hut, Inc.' . . 446-0112 .. 01 675·7969 AFTEI 6 ' I-· ,._....... UMIT 2 /-- So 13k(' no part lor wanrro. Thalli w\11 always bl' Tllal way: Hf' has thf:> poY.1'r to stop It, But mjo~ II whll(' you ma ~·. EOW. JAY SHERIDAN, M.D. • .~\t~\. .~.. -139-' . So you SE'£1 each year this nonnal c han ~. We thought j ust ha s to bf:oo: Is part ot God'!ii ~11:'8 1 plan of llrP . • From C'<lrth to h l ~h<'St tr('('. NOT'ICE Tenderheort : ·.lltEGUlAI & MINT BulldlnJ!: nests and slngjnJ!: songs , Thl' l;lar(ll:llld blrnk surroundings, -· . Whllr \n th<'lr short Are Oyln~t hM'C' ond there: w~ CREST TIIIWIITE PlaytnR !h[.'lf pan tlw bPsr lh('y ca n. Birds of <'V<'I'Y color and sl1..(.'. . UMIT! 6.4 Oz. From wlnf(.>f' to summ<'r's SC'('nes. ' • Take A Look At Us .. ·You'll s Better! By Carrier or Mator. Route . JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. . _ _ _ _.;__ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _...:.._ _ _ __ 'l'he DaUy Sentinel Sli-nderella class has meeting ' and Sandra Cobb, plays. wtth the all-countY band and the· concert band at Meigs. She is a member of : Unlven!lty, preaches · the old· fashioned gospel, is an accomplished musician and wlll be pro\!ld· lng speclalll)USlc each night on the VIolin, vlbra-harp, therernln, and musical glasses. Services will begin at 7:ll. The public is Invited to attend . In lfs coal of ~~ green: As tlrT'IEI arrlvt'S for season chang€'. Ail forms of lifE'. though dormant Wf'f(>, ... . the Junior Clvitan Club and of the Racine First Baptist Church. Sl)e. has also been active In basketooll, · the Pep Club, and the marching and pep bands. on the softball team. Heidi Cobb, daughter of Charles academic AU-American awai!f for foreign language. Site is on the student council and for three years Memtx>r: The Associated Press. In land Dally Press Aasocl8tion and the American Newspaper Publishers As· socla! lon, National Advertising Reprti-sentatlve, Branham Newspaper SalC's, 733 Third Avenue. New York . New · Dicky Kingof Pomeroy was one of 30 area students to be named to the Washington Technical College President's List for the winter quarter. To be named to the list, · King, a graduate of Meigs High School, attained a 4.0 grade point average. · ~played Poet's corner (Continued on Page 5) fi<'Wn Melissa 'Prtnuner, alternate also worked ·as a volunteer at tlie SenlorCltlzens.CenterlnPomeroy: A college preparatory student, Gina Follrod was a class o!flcer in both her treshn!an ad sopbomare On President's List Crilsade ·cO'ritimies·through ·........, Evangelist I<en l.ynch will be the featured speaker during weeklong crusade that began Sunday, and will continue through Aprll12a t Calvary Bible Church on County Road 25, midway between Flatwoods· and Chester. Lynch, a gradqa IE' of Bob Jones GRAND , OPENINGf .· In the competition. The third grader at the Salisbury Elementary School was sponsored by Paul and SheUla Rollins oi South Fork Inn, Point Pleasant, W.Va ., and Carland Kay Platte~ of C & K's, Middleport. ' 90th birthday . Pizza Hut® ,• ,• '• ' daughter of Mr. and _l';lrs. Ollie HarriSOn, Pomeroy. She has ben a member of the student council for two years, and plays volleyball, basketball, and softball. a Will Be Here For A .. Mrs. Ray Smith, Cheshire, Is in the job training program at Meigs and wqrks at Pieaser's Restaurant ·In Pomeroy ..She 1s a member of the HeroQub and was a member of the Meigs High school Guidance Mv1· · ' sory ~mmittee last year. She has , ofMr. andMrs. Raymond Donohue. She is a member of the National Honor Socie,ty and the Meigs Quiz Team, plays in the marching, concert, pep, jazz, all-county and district honors band, imd sings with the Chorallers, Collegium Musl· cum, and school chqlr. She attends theM t. Union Baptist Church where she is choir member and In the summer is a Bible camp counselor and teaches Bible school. -Laura Smith, daughter of Mr. and '• Meigs, a member Of the Collegulm Muslcum, and In the marching b<lnd, and this year Is in the Rifle Corps. For two years she was In the flag corps and has also been active In the Pep Club and the S!>a!Ush Club. Angela PIU&enon Is also a delegate from the Auxiliary of Post 128. Daughter ofWllllam and Wanda Patteron, she is in cosmetology and some academic classes, a member of the VICA Club, and has participated in the marching band for the past three years and the concert band for tWo years. Anita L. Smilh, daughter of Oscar and Madgle Smith, Pomeroy, is the delegate of the American Legion Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post 39, Pomeroy. Shehasbeena member of• the junior auxUlary of the post for five years arid (Jas held all offices In · the unit as weiiasservtngasEighth District junior president last year. Through the unit she has been active with the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation fund drive and assisted with the annual Poppy Day sale. She Is bugler for the DreiY Webster Honor Guard. ~ At Meigs, Anita is In the Meigs ) Golden Regime Marchllng Band, the concert and jazz bands, and has participate(( lit theMelgsAU-County Band, and the District XVII Honors Band. She participated in · the BOwling Green Site University's 27th annual New Music Reading Clinic.. Anita also sings with the Meigs High •concert choir, the choraUers, and has toured with Collegium Muslcum. She attends the Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. ·, ;o Melissa Primmer is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Stone of Dexter. She Is. a member of the National Honor Society andllleOhlo Office Education Association. • Jodyllarrlson, wholsenrolledlna college preparatory course, Is ·the p=o~~: ~~~a:~~ ~:hSh~~ lrusmemr:~:: '• : : Meigs High School delegates and Heidi Cobb, alternate~ : :alternates to the 39th Annual ;. 'Buckeye Girls Stat~ to be held at Delegates ~ Ashland College, June 22-29, have Polly ChadWell, daughter of Paul :: been announced by the American and Kathy Chadwell, is on the ·• Legion Auxiliary which spoqsors student councll,ln the Pep Band, the : :the workshop In democracy. Meigs Golden Regime Marching • • Puil)OSE' of Buckeye Girls State Is Bandd, the captain of the Rifle : Jo educate young women In the Corps, "and was recipient of the ; 'duties, privUeges,rlghtsandresponforeign language award. She Is a , slbllltles or · AmeriCan citizenship, . Ill!'mber of the Sacred Heart .: and toglvetothemanopportunltyto' Catholic Cpurch. She Is sponsored ,. learn about the problems of governby the Centl'l;ll Trust Co. through the :· ;ment through actual practice. Each American Legion Auxiliary, · :glrlattendlngGirlsStatewlllhavea Feeney-Bennett Post 128, )1eflnlte function In the government . Middleport. , : AU Meigs High School juniors, the Mary CUlllllngharn Is sponsored ; delegates are Polly Chadwell with by the Rutland American Legion : Carol Smith as her alternate; Mary Post through Unit 128, Middleport. • Cunningham with Melissa Oaughter of Mr. and Mrs. James · Primmer, alternate; Daphne · Cunningham, Rutland, she Is In the Dli_Iard· with Jody Harrison, alter· business administration program at nate; Tammie Gilkey with Kenda Meigs and belongs to the Ohio Office · -Donahue, alternate; Amy Molden Education Association and FHA· Wtth Laura Smith, alternate; An· HERO. She attends the Morning : geia Patterson with Gina Follrod, Star Church. : alternate; and Anita Smith, with Sponsored . by XI Gamma Mu' Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority through Unit 128, Daplute Daune Dillard is the daughter of Charlotte and Roger DUiard. She is treasurer of the Meigs High School Junior Civltan Club, a member of the Ohio Office Education Association, vicepresident of the MHS Word ProcessIng Club, a varsity cheerleader, and plays• varsity softball. She Is a )llember · of Grace Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, and attended the Middleport Church of Christ where she is active In the youth group and the junlor choir. Tart)lllie "·Gilkey ~the. daughter of Frank- and . Connie · GUkey, . Langsv Ule, and has .been ·Sj>lected · ·,(~r - spensor~hlp. :by· Amer)c~. Legion Post 128, MlddleP<>rt. She has . been active In both the conCert imd . 'marching tmnds for three years and . participated lri solo arid enSemble contests, and the jazz and al.l-county - -•bands for three years. She was chosen for the District XVII Honors Band. Tammie has also participated in track and is an active member and vi~ president of the Clvitan Club, She is a member of the Hillbillies 4-H C:lub. , S(lllnsored- by the Auxiliary of Post 128. Amy Molden is . the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren Molden. She Is a choir member at The Dally Se'ntinei-Page- 5 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio P.M~ 100 COUNT .Do we have nLEIOL your name right? "----..,.\. .,3-2.9 Nows the-time to tell us. a•IJIU..TI UMIT 2 "' The new edition of your phone book goes to . press soon. · . But before the presses roll, bEi sure you're list~d correctly. , ' Or tell us if you 'd like more listings (the kids, a relative, your spouse, for example) . . _ · After all,-it's your phone book. When you see your name in print, it ought to be the way you want it. So, if you want -cHanges or ad<;litions, let us tell you what the charges are. Ju~t call our business office now. 4.75 OZ. lATH SIZE .......... DOVE General Telephone .. �.. "'' Pllge-6-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, O~i? Monday, AprilS, 1986 outh go on vanda~iJm. spree .PHILADELPHIA (AP l -Thou- Sambor said he h<!d no explanation sa~· Of· teen-agtfs moving as for the vandalism, "unless they 1111 "a ~of peopk> trom one end of IM want to be kung fu masters." Scores of pollee, some on hQrsebacks or wlth dogs, brouglit the st~Wt to thl' other" surged through t~. down!OWJ! movte and arcade area touching a vandalism and looting spn>e that resulted in 12 atrl'6ts, pollee and witnesses said. :1~yor· W. WUson Goode. $aid pollee ~tlmated 5,0ll youths crowded intothethree-blockarea . It ~ - "a case of too many young peqpJ.:- being In one area at one tltlv!," Goode said. orr the ram~ . ...,,.,.............. Ut!t,:r•• .... l......,. ................ ............ ............ .,.............. ..................... ,..... ,,.. , ,, ........ .. u .w..uwe ~ ,.~ ...··............ ... -...,.. . Public Notice Jt1 _.... ' .r-: ..·, .1-- .. HOLIDAl' L0001NG - AI DiPietTO, owner of A&hletes Foot store on Philadelphia's Chestoot St., walls for a crew to come board up his store front alter the business was looted by some of acrowdot2,00&-3,000people thathadfonnedinthecenterc!tylhopplngareaSwtday.Pollcereported that many of those Involved had jusl come out of a kung·fu movie ln the area. (AP Laserphoto). Joe and Arthur Allen, both Portland. Nine grandchildren, one great-grandchild, and several nie· ces and nephews also survive. Besides his parents, Mr. Allen was preceded in dea th by two brothers. - Memoria I services will be held a t 7:30 p .m . Tuesday at the Ewing Funeral Home, Graveslde rites will be conducted at 10:30 a..m . Wednesday at the BrowningCemetery in the Portland area. Friends may call at the funeral homefrom2to4and7to9 p.m . Tuesday . Weight class . .. registration begins here Meigs residents are to register as soon as possible for a weight control Program ·ro be conducted by the Meigs County Health Department with class sizes to be limited. The series of six week classes wUI beginat6p.m. onAprlll6andwillbe Mid on Tuesday and Thursday evenings giving participants a P - tho 26th , day of ' ldl That it is h_., agreed 1 Mardi 1985 • that tho Vlllogo ohellot ita own expen~e. make ell re~rrenge­ Cion Ho.t<y m - of water mlirw.• ...._ontof lines, fire hydrent1, v•tve - Council boxea. unitaryMWWJ or other Aneot: Jon P. Buck municlpllly owned utllitiel anCl1111< d/or eny appurtenance• 1411 8 , 2tc thoroto. which do not co~ with tho prollili..,.•of Oirilc· live NJ>. 28-A. Public Notice lel That tho conllrue1ion, ' ORDINANCE oeconsti\IC1ion, and/or roarrongement of both publicly NO. 1164-86 end privMMy owned utititieo, An emergency ordinance i1lfemd to in a~bwctione (c) enacted by the Village of and (dl abcMt, ohol be done in Middleport. Mligo County, ouch a manner aa not to Ohio, In the matter of the lntltrfeni undu(y with the oper- - deKribed '""'"""'· oilon of tho contractor con· mem. ond to requeot coopera- otructlng the imptCMItlon from tho D i - of and a1 boddilting of trencheo Tranopc>rUtion. ' made n-!Y by ouch utilitY WHEREAS, tho Village has ,...,8 ngementl """II be peridentified the need for an p r . _ the improvement of a portion of the public bllceway which delc:rlbed aa lollowo: Grode, dialn and ·pave ao a - a y In the Village of Middleport beginning in tho Railroad Street· Polk area lnd extllnding to the • - of the lhoi>!Hng piau. Said portion of highway within thll municipal corponl· • tlon limits being h....,_ to at the lmpro\lement, ond WHEREAS, the Village further delireo cooperation from tho Director of Tranoportatlon in tho planning. delign •nd conetruction of said i~. NOW THEREFORE, Be it -ined by the Council of the Vllage of Micldfepolt, Ohio: SECTION 1 (C0opon.tlonl That Vllage hereby req- .tho COGpef8tion of the Director of Tro,.poriO~on. GUN . SHOOT . EVERY SAT, NIGHT 6:30 P.M. Fa<tory Chol<o 12 Gaugi Sho,fgullll VINYL LINER POOL ACRYLIC WALL POOL ABOVE GROUND POOL Over 400 Choice! formed in accordance with the provlliono of tho Ohio DOIIIrt- mont of Tranoportlltlon Conttruction and Malllrial Spocifi- cations and lhall be oub)ect to at o... tho State "SPAS" ~.ttl.. lnotollllion of all HYDIOTECH CHEMICAlS 491 Gtn. Horlingor Pkwy. Middleport, Ohio HRS. 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Day Night 1· 614 1-304 992-2S49 773-S634 ' 4.. m utility lacilititoron tho right of woy confOI'm with the """U of the F-..1 Highway Adminiabotlon Pol· noquirements icy and Procedure Memoran- dum 30·4 "Utility Roloaotiono and Adjustments" and the Department of Tronoporta· tion'o ruleo on Utility Accor,tmodetion. (gl That oaid 'VIII- henlby agr- that tho oaid Oepart- . MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE ment of Tn!llnaportation of the State of Ohio, lhatt be and is hereby oovwd honnleu from ~ rnioJ lDmpltte , •• ation any• time. ,.... lfoullcll tn ytur twn Hot S,.iogu lpe. liop ily to 100 tht m.Uh we e..we in steck. IIA<KWOOD HOM£ SPAS 40037 Su11111ar ld. Po-oy; OH. · (6141 915-3105 3-7·1 mo. Tuesday . ti'(:,"·:;:.loin Jii:.: USED GUN SPECIALS .................. _?! .-:r•• He,.. "'main_, way--·to BlUM ' · LUMBEI CO. c•m• _lnd_oam..,.......,. - .... .,...._or_, ........ ........, .,.., . s,,l,g s,.el•l" 1 Baby Parakeet, Cago & Suppliii ..... 124.7S Garege lilt. Wedneldey, April 1 0 . Two 16 inch Shirley Temple dollo . George White reaidence on Old Rt. 33. ..... ·PfPieiisa·rii ----&Vicinity Auto washer and dryer, oak table with 4 chairs, coal stowe , other houaehold lte,ma. aome loola. etc . CHf· ton. W.Va . Watch for -'gns. O,.r 200 Movies Awaetablt 614-915 -4212 ' 3 EBERSBACH ARE OHIO Featuring Wall Pa•nt and Stains *16x32 MAICH SPECIAl * In-ground Pool Jim (614) ·446-7619 dr (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue , Box 1213 Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 8-ll iln Uniquo Silt. (noi ploutid INSULATION • Grawe Arr.,..nMnts $3, $1, & $12 VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING All UASI..... $1.00 OFF FIGUIINES ..... Il.OO OFF POICflAIII •ID IBIS Olhar Nico litJJB •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing " FREE IOSTIMATES" 3-18·1 mo 992-2772 4-1·2 mo . d FOR' FUTURE US£1 r----1N""T,.,..ER:-::E-:-:ST~ED~ iNA ' ., . :. I . ' ' . i . NEW VEHI'CLE - .· We'd hke 1o lntro4ucJ you to · Enpae' A·Car. the modeun way to drive ttle vehicle of y.oui" chchce. · 110 OOWN PA YMINI · LOWEI MON1HL r PAr MINT ILACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK lEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH . 45769 For Faster Service Coll614-992 -6737 304-675-6776 •liie Entertainment •Free HBO PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North Soconcl , Middleport, Ohio 45760 SALES & SERVICE ~-it:'l IU!IN!S5 PHONE 16141 992-6550 RIIIDINCE PHONI (6141 992-1754 1122/tlc PIONEER CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS Specializing in All Types Of Residential Wiring And Repair VINYL & ALUMINUM E . Main•ol.lll POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW USTING .:.. Ranch type home on a large lot in tile countcy. 3 bedrooms. d~· hwasher, all in good repair. Pnced to sell at $29,900 00. NEW LISTING - Approx. 3 acres in the country but close to town, I\\ story oiler home thai needs scme repa1r. Large garden area. Want $17,900 00 NEW LISTING - lliddle(lort - Recen~y remodeled I \\ story home w~h a new kitchen , large liVing room, 3 bedrooms, n1ce dining room with big bay window, storage building or garage. Nell! and nice. Just $25.000 00. ' MIDDLEPORT - Walk to all stores! 3 bedrooms. cute Interior, newly painted exterior Only $19,800.00. · Complete Gutter Work Complete Remodeling Roofing of a111 Types Worked in home area 20 years "Free Estimates" CALL COllECT, · Ph. 16141 843·5425 3/ 812 mo pd BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE. OHIO Farm Equipml11J Parts & Smict 1-3-tfc *VIIfH•SIDING *1\LUMINUM SIDING . *BLOWN IN . · INSULATI!)N BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes Buill "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 No Sunday Calls '$1nlot Cltlz1111 PH. 992-3549 4 1·1 mo. pd. CHESTER AREA- Abeaut1lul 3 bedroom ranch on 2 32 acre lot ' Country living wrth niCe patiO and balbeque. large rooms make thiS a barga1n al $42.900.00. ' PRIVAVY - With 3 beautttut acres and a really n~e 6 roqm home wrlh 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, equ1pped kitchen, ceil· ing laos, lront and rear porches, and a woodblKner. REALTORS Henry E Cltl~tld Jr. OHIO VALLEY SATELLITE SYSTEMS APRIL m.C/Al Oexcel Receiver 8' Alum. Dish DITCHING ·. ·SERVICE ·-· DE'NNY CON,GO WILL HAUt .JUST CALL!·. 992-341() . LIMESTONE GRAVEL ··SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT ·RENT A CAR CALL 446-4522 "W• R111 Fot Lm" U·SAVE AUTO RENTAL St. Rl. 160 North Gallipolis, Ohio 7/ 11 / lin YOUNG'S CARPENTER · SERVICE - Ad don•· and remodcllling - Roofing and gutter work work - Plumbing and electrical work (Free Estimatef) V. C. YOUNG Ill 992-6215 or 992-7314 POiJJiroy, Ohio 12·8-tlc . · GAS . LINES WATER tiNESSEWER LINES ELECTRIC LINES F,, E1fl11•t11 Bus.; 915-3813 Res.: 985-3837 ~ - 11-1 me. FENCE & SUPPLY PH. 992-6931 RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER-985-3307 Reduce 11fe & fBit with GoBeli copouleo & E-Vap 'we1ar pills' Fruth Ph8rmacy. THE QUAUTY PRINT SHOP F11 All y,, ,tllll•t Nlflt Ptus, Olfico Suppliot & Furniture, Wedding oild Graduolion Station:J• ~n•tit • Sigm, I llo111f1U, l111iness Forms, Capy Servim, !lc. m Min st.. Middl-t 104 Molliorry A• .. hmoror 1 992-3345 312/ iln MEIGS EXCAVAnNG COMPANY II Call 992-3561 Installation Available Call: 742-2407 . .. Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124,Pomeroy Ohio Jun Trussell 949-2660 Dollie Turner 992·5692 AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto Trtltllllltloll PH. 992·5612 or 992-7121 3· 24-tfc Announcements •• Daly "Free Estimates" 4-4-1 mo pd . 3 SWEEPER and sowing mo· chine repair, parte, and eupplies Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner. oRe helf mile up Gaorgeo Creek Rd . Call 614-446-0294 . Expert Servtce And Quality Name Brands At piSCOUNT PRICES Installed Ptus 992-6191 ' ACCENT WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS /DR •ZENITH •S!lVANtA •SPIED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR Wt Htu I< Fall Tl111t Sht f••••ltlll Will do 'au types of excavating, landecaping, baeements, eewage systems. water and gas lines, water well drilling and ..,--.. vice, trucking lllmet1· 10118 8u dlrtl. ' S1495.00tu 11 3·22-lfn 3/11/till NEAR TOWN - Pnvacy, seclusiOn and approx. 48 \\ acres of ground w1th lree natural gas and a 4 bedroom ranch wrlh lull basement, outbUildings and a b1g garden area Just $49,900 00 Se rvi ces We Use Von Schrader Equipment Recommended by Leadin& Carpet Manu facturers . 'FREE ESTIMATES" Help Wanted .AVON earn 40% plus iree products. Call 614-4463368 . - Concrete Authorized John Deere, New Holland , Bush Hog farm Equipment liealer · Emp l uy m ~nl PH. (614) 985-4212 gP.ICIII Rltll Fit deiiV gold, Junked or wrecked Ford trucko 1973 thru 1979 . 304-e75-3674. 35185 Oak Hill Road long Bottom, OH. 45743 Annnu ncI) lil t) nt s SUPERIOR SIDING CO. silver coins, ring1,jewelrv.sterling ware," old coin a, large currency. Top prices. Ed . Burkett Barber Shop. 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh . 814-9923478. Buying 11-1-tlc Real Estate General EIJGENE LONG COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE . Beds, iron, wood, cupboards. chairs, cheats. · baskets. dishes . stone jars, antlquee, gold and eilvar . Write · M. O . Miller, Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 or call 814-9927760 . GREG ROUSH PH. 992·7611 304-675-6276 1-10-t.t.n. JOHNSON ELECTRIC - JAMES KEESEE PH. siNGlE '2H5 A. A.A. J&L BLOWN On St. II. 124 in 5yrac• Now Homos-ExttMiro Romotltling Insurance Work Cuutom Polo 11~1. & Garagn Roofing Work AlumiiMim &•Vinyl Sidings 16 Years Experience . RT. 62 NORTH POINT PL.EASANT, W. VA. 8 miles lram Pomeroy-lloson Brid&e Wanted To Buy We pay cash for late model clean uaed cars. Jim Mink Chov.·Oido Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 614-448 -3872 ROUSH CONSTRUCTION •Kitchenettes •Restaurant Roach 1-304-675-1712 3·21 ·1 mo. JO'S UT1lE RED BARN •Washers •Diahwaeherl •R•ngea •Refrigeratora •Dryera •Freezere PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-ilc -z MOTEl 675-1388 1-t.14or992-7191 Middleport, Ohio 1 ·13-tfc 915·3561 All Mek11 % 2101 Jefferson Avenu• Pt. Ploosant,' WV 25550 Free Solar llanket With '"' Bab iabie 992-2196 . KEN'S . APPliANCE Auction fNiry Friday night at the Hartford Community Center. Truckloada of new merchandiH every week . Conaigmenta of new & used merchandise alwaya wel comed . Richard Reynolds . Auctioneer. Cell 304 -2763069. Licensed Clinical Audiologist POOLS PLUS ·$7900°0 PAT HILL FORD ' ~ Publlc Sale 8u Auction -~-----~- 1 LISA M. KOCH, M.S. . 4/ 1/ 1 mo AT We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. 0~ 8 9 RADIATOR SERVICE (CUT -a:z <• GARAGE SALE, 3203Jock· son Ave ., Point PleaAnt. Television listening Devices 'Computerized Hearing Aid . Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages <:1 Pair Fan'y Finchs, MACHINE & MOVIE IINTAlS & SAlES · PH. 992-6911 SPRING PROMOTION VAWES ' Phone ,,, THE' BIRD CAGE & Supplies ..... 138.00 tldlatiels, hotic Birds Available Cages & Supplios Also Sold Separatoly . Call Evening~ - 102 West Main St. Pomeroy, DH. Or 1 'J ' MITCHELL'S HOME VI CENTER AFFOIDAILI • POIJAIIf PERSONAUZED POOLS 1h>m .~ •BASEMENTS •SEPTIC SYSTEMS *FQOTERS *GRADING *CONCRETE WORK 1. Lll .. ,,_ Bashan Building ·. troro ................. -.-··· w .. ,..,..1111 fl'l I l l MMtl- RACINE FIRE ·DEPT. any and all dam- or claims thereof aritlng from or growchoice on evenings when they can lng out of the certific:otion of FOR ALL YOUR take part. The program Is free. obligations mode ... ag.-1 to Each class wUI be two hours and in Sections (al, (b), tel. ldland WIRING NEEDS e~ ~ . (ol heAiinabcMt Residential & Comm.rcial attendance Is required at only one This ordinance Ia hentby two hour weekly session. Classes In the _ . <if the above declollld to be an emergency . Call: wUI include nutrition education, described improvement •• ,__e by......, of tho need 992-5875 l igh , _, for e..,...iti!'lll highway im" sI ress management ' week y we . The V'~loge wil _ . , . and provemento to promote high. Eleven calls for assistance were M I I Th R t l d 742·3195 emor a · e u an un., was Ins, relaxatlon trechniques, recipes, bear •• cooto of the improve- woy oafety, and provided it aJIIWered over the weekend by units · ll-.14-tlc called to Hilltop Rd. at 4: 571J.m. for diet recall sheets, exercise techmem, lou the lmOUnt of ...-the elfinnative vote of of 1he Meigs County Emergency Kyle ~mley to Holzer Medical nlques and other phases of weight Federol Aid Iundt oet elide by two·thinlt of tho members meotcal Service. Seven calls were .Center. Racine at 7: 21 p.m. · took tho DirectOI' lor financing the alectod to Council, It lhall take •..:.roy Rlcharos from Reed . svUie to , ·c ontrol. . il'llprl)Yement froll'\ fundo alto· effect and be in foroe imme. ~ilswered on Saturday and four on TOWN & """ . There will be · a limit ·, on the cated b'f tho FodOrel Hig~-v dlately upOri 111 poaooge and· SUnday. · . .VETERINARY St. 'Joseph's Memorial Hospital. ·. Qumi;Jer of people who can be Admio.botlon. Further, tho approval by...,._ Mayo<; othe!'· - ~>Ati:-30 a.m. Satutd.ay, the Racine And .at 10:36 p:m ' RaCine lr<U~Sadmitted to each series of .classes_ . Vittagr; ag-.JO -.me and Wile, ~ ltiotl ..lce~llnd .be · . CLINIC · ~r one hUfttlrwd percent ' in force from . a.~ aftw thi \11111 transported Larry 'CUJ.ll!llins · · ported Jean J o hnson from. the fire wlil~h are io.• be held ill .the ' !100%1 of tht.cott of pretimi· ·eertieot ·periool allowed by taw.· • Iff MIDDLEPORT -the -fire station to Ve!e~ans station to Vete~ans Memorial, . 'c(uifereqt:e . rooljl . of _·:the multi- , n~~y ""Qi"'1"rinli •1111 right,of·· . . PAUL E. ~HOCKEY. Q.V.M. :· Memorial Hospital. .Pomeroy ·at On .Sunday· a t 12:12· p ;m., ~~~ . purpose· building,. _Mulbe rry wpy · · · · · ·· P~,;.. Mari:h i1.1986 ··oPEN EACH 5:-55 a:rri. transpbrfed · Geneva Pomero.v unit took Kathe rine Oliver · . · SECTION II · . J Heights, Pomero¥. (Content) Fllld Hoffman .(:qQ!'ad to Veterans Memorial from THURS. EVE. 6-8 from 1:?7 Mulberry to Veterans ., • Residents are to register at once Thatitlsdoclaredtobeintho Mayor :ijj,,South FourthAve. Middleport at Memorial. by calling 992-6626 and are 10 •public l-ot that the cona... PT. PLEASANT OFFICE !1'33 a .m. transported John Motley Cari HOJI<y Atl2 : 16p.m.,Rutla.ndwascall<>rl h f l o f - Vlloge be ond aAch tindicate t eir pre1eren~ ore !her ..,._tis heNbv given to the . 3305 JAUSON AYE. Preoident of Hamllton St . to Veterans to the scene of an auto accident on Tuesday or Thursday evening. The D i - of T..._uotlon to Council SMAll ANIMAl HOUaS Memorial. At 12:07 p.m .. Syracuse Ohio 124 W(>St. Lenvllle Harman and Tuesday night sessions will begin on c:onotruct tho •bcMt d-ribod Attest Moodor 3 p.m.-5 p.m.. was called to Church St . for Travis Harold Fetty wera taken from the J.., Buck Improvement, In'Rcotlono ' AprU 16 while the Thursday night with _.__ onc1 . (4) 1, 8, 2tc lutsll11y '=30 p.m.·l p.m. ili'Sle who was taken to Veterans Wo..,os4or 3 p.m.-5 p.m. scene to Veterans Memorial. Pome· classes wUlnot start untO AprU 25. 1111--;,."':"'~ by the Thursclay l p.m.·S p.m. roy was called to 168 Mulberry at Director. friday 1 p.m.•2 p.m. 2 In Memoriam 6: 55 p .m. for Shirley Wolfe to Meets tonight IA,::~o.: ~:V,. . ·V.fiJerans Memorial Sattirda, 10 a.m.- 11:30 a.m. Ve terans Memorial. And at 8:54 The International Order of Job's That the Mayor of lllid LARGE ANIMAlS AND SURGEIY IY A,OINTM!NT -·saturday Admissions--Larry p.m., Pomeroy was called 10 259 Daughters will meet at 7 this Vlllogo, is hoNbvouthcaizedto IN MEMORY 304·675-2441 • "• rnl Ra I Ge evaConrad W('S!MainforHeienNorrtswhowas evenlngattheMiddleportMasonic enter into............, lnd Curtis Jones, passed ,I;Uf!l ns, c ne; n ' taken to Holzer Medical Center. perlclng _ .. and opeIMiddleport; Victor Braley, Pome"I:emple with a meeting of the c1at r:ontroc:tuol obllgationo. away a. yoor ago April lroy ' ··, John Motley, Middleport; To review connector council to be held at 6::.> p.m. SECTION IV 4, 1986. He left a host ( M i i - . Pertdng J'l!omas Stewart, Rutland. Pomero'v Area Chamber of ComTrolflc c~ of Friends auul Rela11 Help Wanted O.oSaturday Discharges--Curt is merce wui meet Tuesday at 12 noon Meets Si11nafo lnd Dovk:elt tives. He is sadly milled by his children, ~sh, Horton Arnold. a t the Meigs Inn. Bernard Hurst, Middleport Chamber of Com-~=........ '""""'=n..;:. Cion. Billy; Jamie and assistant director of the Ohio merce will meet Tuesday afternoon loge. wttt """- ....., •id Wendy; his parents • , ,-~nday Admissions--Katherine IJ<>partme nt of Trahsportation wUI at 1 p.m. at the LaSalle Restaurant. highway- to trolflc at ol Ayward and Mao Ollver, Pomeroy; Shirley Wolfe, be present to give a review of the · An outdoor meeting had been the lmpro\leJonee; bro1hers. sistLangsvllle. ,preSent status of the Ravenswood scheduled but the meeting Is being ment in -=ordonce with tho art, nephews and n;: $unday Dis charges--Jo hn connectorroad.Chambermembers moved indoorsbecauseofthecold provioi..,o of the mtut• nieces. SEMI DRIVERS ..,.. 1 nJiating themo ond make Train Now For local -n_u_um_a_n_ . ------,----ar e_u......:rg::.ed _t_o_a_tt_e_nrd-' . _ _ _ _ _ _.;;w_,e_a_th_e,r_.-~-.,.------r-4 ample financial ond or Ow• the leod =:':'~lor ouch malnte- 64 Misc . Merchandise •Job Placemen1 Assistance •DOT Certification Public Notice Publi~: Notice (bl Maintain the right of way Public Notice Public Notice •Correspondence/ R"ident ll1d keep h .froo of obotnlctioJ11 Call 3D4·419-2027 In • mannel totitfocto<y to the Court, Ca1e No. 24648, Rt, t 4 until 7:30 State of Ohio and hold uid 2. The-ion olthelevyof Mary M. Seaman. 34 Anne and ·- NOTICE OF ELECTION o'clodc P.M. of llid cloy. Mlnorol Wollu, W. Yo. an~~altex~eoftM ' I' ON TAX LEVY rightofwavlnvt-etorpublic Street, · Pomeroy, Ohio ' ly of , "" a.-1 of tan-miN limitation for the 46789 was appointed Exe- Eluictionl, ~ . AND BOND ISSUE UNITED TIUCI MAml 1- Mod. 916 -A· S&W 9 of Mlilgo County, highway.,.._- permit Hom• Office Cl••rw•r•r Fl purpooo of paying IM cOils of cutrix of the estete of Ohio. t •.FOil EASTERN LOCAL nq ligna. poll... bllbo8rd1. ahot pump dHr gun , 1, · SCHOOL DISTRICT purchaoing cl-oom locititieo Addison A. Seeman. de· roodlide otendl orwithin other pri'176 ·00 . Ewlyn Clorl< vote inotaltotiono the ............... .. . from tho Stata of Ohio at tho ceased. late of 34 Anne . . ~~~- il hereby gillen lhllt 1- 270,700 8DL With Chelnnon .......... to e molution of the rote of ono-half mil f0< NCh Street. Pomeroy, Ohio right of WIY Hmitl; and 3x9 score. New cond. 11i>on1 of Education of the one dollar of valuation except 46789. Jane M. F!Ymyor ~ ":tr!tnd~~~! ' 329.96 . ~ Local Sdlool Diltrict, 54 Misc. Merchandise that in y•roln Which tho Director lormlngtothoOhioManuatof 120 Ga., 870 Deer IICiopWd on the 16th cloy of tax rote for debt Robert E. Buck, Dated April1, 1985 Uniform Trolflc Control 00111· Gun. Now Cond ..... .. . .Fobuuory, 1985, there wil be outaide tho ton-mil limitation Probete Judge '239 .00 ' tho . _ _ . is '-• thiWI thrw 1nd one.h8tf Clll on '"""v~·-" "' 1-12 Go ., 870, 30" lull !4)8, 15, 22, 29, 4tc -~·liid to • of tho ,_..,. of oold School District milfl, tho .... ..... be lri· complonoe with the provlLena K. N..rroed, Ilona of Section 4511-.11and vent .......... .. ' 226 ·0 0 at tho primflly - . . to be crealed to thet .... which is Public Notice 1- 12 Ga., 870 Deer gun Clelk tho _....., ' * - lour 141 8. 16, 22: 3tc ~ --on T~. Moy .... R_otad -C...:._ tho Ohio I ................. '210.00 19811, at the ..... plectt milll and tho tax .. to. for debt - ; •N ' 1- 20 Ga ., 22 0 vor d' R-•......_,_ in tho l ' _... ... .-....... ol.votlntl-. the loltowinO fiOfYict a..- tho tan-mill And Under. • ...-..,. . . olinglo propoNI: llmitotion, until tho ""'~ following -~ s auvege ...... •1 10 .00 Prohibit perldng within tho Public Notic' .r l· The qu8otlon of iuuing price is peid. but in no caN ... t h o l , I 1410.22Mog .. Hmlta ..,. tJrtiouc1o of - Boord of Educ:o- Ianger than twentv· three .. ~--- .. -... Over & Under, SauvSECTION V yM01 <tlorl b the ....._ of con(Righ1 of Way. Utllty Rwago .. ....... .. ... '95.00 The polio for Ilia election •lii!JICIIng, lurnlohlng and ......,.._ ond Saving tho 1- H&R, Sgl. Bdl. 18go. (IICtlllpplng a new high ochool, wiM be open at 6:30 a.m1, end s- of Ohio of .............. ..... . •e11.00 until7:30 p.m . of ·"'-'""· flllOVIting, .....,.. 0 1 122 Win . Mod., 87A, lliddoy. ........ equipping lnd lumoh(ol Thotale.-g -ond ogl. ohot ... , .. ... '90.00 a, • .,... of the 11oan1 of tng elJistlng bUidtngo ond public way right of way wtthlri 1 - Mo01berg, 600ET ,.., W for IChool purpoMII E1uiction1 of Meigo County, tho Vlloge which Ia ... "" • 410 ... .. .... .. .... '99.911 Ohio. . .... ~· .... -ng ....... lri for the oloo uld 1....,.,.._ 1-lthoco JI'Od., 37, 12 , Ewlyn Cieri< ._..,-be-_...,~~ go. dear gun ............ .. ouflk:lont to Chairman . "" tlleaot-~ ~'190.00 1 thoJofor. 1-Cott Trooper MK Ill, ol41f' l""' ........ ' - Jane M . Frymy.r lbl That tho Villlge n'tov · 22 Revolver. ~ .. ... ....._nd OiNc1Dr .ilollnof--ofthe _ . . •nv --...... right of for t h e - . ·- ~ VIIIue vf II .. OPirtf in Doted: April1, .18811 """ llluaol Dlotrict 01 hted ~h• etoreuld (41 8, 11, 22. 28, 4tc far tolei Thlt-.......... ...,_moo_ill ...... . . 110 ...,..,... for tho v-r -orwllbo-wlthlnd ' 915-1301 " " " ..... amount io tillobtolu""' from ol '---:.:.;.;;.;:;.;;.;._ __. • .:',.... ,.30,000. lito public utflty oom..,...whooe f. . . . . . numliar of Public Notice ....... _ w l l b o ....... oold. . to arr.cllld by thll llid lmptow-_,.. II I Ulf . . . ,_,., The Real Estate Gt~narel II &ted .....,. ' 'Uioual PROBATE COURT OF ogNedtomMul-lndol ,:,.,~ . •'. ~ . MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO fl I f IF i J illlnt MIILL. or 1;.---"'•:Jalla a tD Plf fie Pill alpll I!ITAY! 01' ADDISON A. . II. L. ''IIICI" McGHEE re•rr•ngementl In euah SEAMAN, DECEASED Brour·Auctlon Servle C.. No. 24e41 0oc:11et llttryl IAI!IIey 111'.)11.37 ....CNtly f a rAud- - 12 P""478 -...... for by tho .,... of llkii114WCU.ifllmiNI lltlp Cauqty AIIGCIIIt NOTICE OF ..... ·of - - · which oold .....,.... . _ ogrllilto ...., _ _ .._.of APPOINTMENT 742-3171 • 13.7 "" ...,.... -...ah natl 1 ,. ......,.. OF FIDUCIARY !" 'lien; . . On Apr12. 18811, in the Now ·Accepting Uatlng• In Melg1 Co. r;. :; . nqllfiGIIIion by llllid v-... or ~11111 County Probett tlie Deportment of Emergency squads kept busy Middleport . & Vicinity Business. Services Public Notice i Tran..,Grt.tlon. provided by low. . .................. 1ft PH. 742·2328 «olien on ..'""' -- - BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK .....ea..wv w..t-er "-t.-11& Iii .... DIM · disturbance began about 4 p.m .. ~nted "It was like the riots of ~ '.005. more or less." b(ioode said the violence began thre£> movies - two martiala'rl.s"teatures and the box-office hit "lleverly HUts Cop" .:... ended at ~~ the same tlme. "Pollee Commissioner Gregore lnd __ ... Yard Sale ·--- - ...... F,.()meroy""""'' """ 11 -14 Chivy. 1r. Fonctoru .........,...............'65 F.,....ru ..................... '! 10 73 -10 Chevy fr. 73-n Ford 1r. Dooru ......................... •1 35 Fsntltru .........................151 •3-10 Chevy. Tr. 71-79 ford Tr. · Hootlu ......................... '165 Dooru ......................... 1150 13-10 Chevy fr. 73·14 Ford lr. Chrom &u..,. ............. $70 Chromt lumpon .........$70 73 -10 (ho•y lo. 73· 79 Ford 1r. GriNu ...........................140 I ail Golu ....................$10 73-10 Chnr. Tr. 10-14 Ford Tr. la1i Golos .................... $70 Fondon ........................l90 73-10 Chevy. Tr. Rongor & lranca ftndtrl Count Supportt ...........I6S I Grilh Now ond Uutd Aulo Glan-lott Model Portu 9-ll-tln WHAlEY'S aunrn Rt. TROMM EXCA'VATI t:l,.ul/1•••1 ,,.,•• nwror llu• "Jultm1'1111 lt•lr•JIItlllll' f'tr•IJiflllf'' l •.• 1J•.._.. .. .... ........... 7 73-10 Chnr 'Tr. .......... c~Ortlcer Jack Rqtter, who said he was on the sce ne when the . ., Business Services -,..~- .,.,. .. ..... ,,.,........... .... .............. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio . ·:::· r .. .... __1\ _.L ..... weJe'llrrested on burglary and theft cl\arges , said ' Detective William \'(ood. The stoi~n merchandise was JtlQSlly eyeglass frames a nd sport· .~' goods, h e said. • New . 111 Court St., PoMtrow. Ohio457S~ boxes and garbage cluttered the rain-dampened sidewalks fOllowing ~.f.our adults a nd eight juveniles JaR1es ' PHO' NE -992-2156 Or Write DaiiiJ Stft!llltt Clusihed Dtllt. ln about an hour. Broken glass, empty .shoe .. Elsworath Allen, Tl, ~!ll:tJ,and, died Sunday afternoon at \le.terans Memdrial Hospital. Retired, Mr. Allen was born April ~JJ!l31n Portland, a son of the late and Jessie Bell Brewer. · c, surviving are four sons, Barry, W!Cine; Mltchal, Syracuse; James · ~IWdJley, both of Portland; three - c!Ailghters, Jane Rigsby, Coolville; Robin Allbritton anti Lisa Allen, I!Qt~ of Bern; N. c.; a sister, Mllda. Hart, Racine; two brothers, The Daily Sentinel mel~ under control Hundreds ol youths W(•nt on the E:jjsfer Sunday rampage along Owlltnut Street, smashing windows and looting seven stores along the st!:lp, pollee said. · ·wesley . Monday, April 8, 1986 !-11·1 .... 4/ 4/tfn Trim off pounds with Go Bese Grapefruit Extra Strength Copouloo. Fruth Phermocy, Middleport. Aeroblco, Monday thur Friday 9 to 9 :30 11.110 each 1111ion or •1.00 • ·wo4k. Monday, Wednasd8y, and Friday 6:16 to 6:00, •1 .50 each H&aion. Held at New Meige boxing club, 2nd St. In Middleport. Coli 1114992-6885 .,.., 5:00 . We need junk. Too nice to throw owayl Will pick-up. Call e14-992·3824 Monday thru Friday 7 to 5 :30. HUNDREDS OF SINGLES , STATE WIDE are Nspondlng to thie edl Detaile: U :OO, Hillbilly HHrtl Club. Ltlvuy, W. Vo. 28878 . 4 G .i veaway Sack of baby clothea. Call e14-245·9283 . ' SiameH kitten. female to give away. Cali 814-44e1944 after 4pm . One female Siberian Huokey. one year old apayed, 304-875-e889 .. 6 Lost and Found · \ G&W PLASTifS LONG ,IOITOM. OH. GAS PIPE W,ATER PIPE GAS REGULATORS OTHER SUPPLIES IUS.: 985·3113 RES.: ·9U-3137 J.u. t .... , All STEEL·& POLE BUILDINGS Sizes Slut from 12'd6' UTILITY BUILDINGS Sizes from 6'x6' Up · , . to 24'x36' Insulated Doa Houses . P,&S BUILDINGS . Racine, Oh. Ph. 614-143-5191 10·6-ttc loet: taileheft for Clnn. Lotha In Rt. Bidwell Rodney lid, St. Rt. 554 to Cheolllro· Rt. 7 to Middleport. Reword no.oo . Cell 814- 2415 · 5100. f Severellmmedjate poeltiona for Commiesion Sale• . In ttMl home~bulinell I<IOUrity and Wltlr 1rtltment .- Multiple · incomes available .Including commia-. aion, iM)nusat, It profit ,.._,_. ing . Trainlhg & m~~tarlala provided. Flret year Incomes $30 000-860,000 . Send rosu..,;, to: P.A .' Murphy, P.O. Box 448 , Wellston, Oh 45e92. Local compeny needt experienced telephone solicitor for Golllpollo. Make big money, work for home or our office Write toP .0. Bo11. 729. Atheno, Oh 46701 . 2 position• open- Yallow page. selea people needed. Muat have auto and must ba available to travel. Only 1hosea with sales experlance need apply. Send resume to box 800. in care of tha Gellipolil Dally TribuJia, 826 3rd. Ave . Ga!Jipollt, Oh 45631 . Executive Director : Tri· county mental health board with an annual budget o,f approx'hnataly •2.000.000 seek• en Executive Diractor. The Boerd seek• a qualified' mental haelth profeuionat with mental he1lth edminia~ tratlve uperience, or a qualified mental health odminletretor for the posttion with 1kill1 In finance, plan ~ nlng, and public relatlono. Competitive compensation package. Deilldline for sub: mltting oppllcotlon lo Apnl 1&. 1986. Send re1ume to: Search Committee. GllliaJackeon ~ Meigl Mental Health Boa1d . P.O. Bo• 614, Galllpollo. Ohio 45631. Equel Opportu.nity Employer Wanted: Motor Route Driv· ers needed for The Daily Sentinel. Only honeot'; dependeble per10n1 with relie ~ ble transportltion need apply. Nat • good Income for just 3 or 4 houre 1 d•y. Apply in peroon or call The Doily Sentinel at 614-9922166 . WANTED Highly org~nlzed individual for A· R Clark ofull~time 12,30 PM to .9:00 PM Mondoy, ..thru • Fui!I•Y. 50 WAM Medical tlt'minology. computar okiUs, minimum 1 year fo,..,.l bookkoopjng training or 3 YMrl~_pe ­ rionce., Good filing okllla. Send reauma • letter of intereet to lo• eoo fn ..,. of Galllpollt Dolly T rfbune 82& Third Ave .. GoNipollo. OH 41131 . Doadllne, 4-11·85. For genorot office - " '· Muot ogeroto belle office machines. ·Write box 7298 In ..,. of THe Dolly Sentinel. 111 Court St.. Pomeroy, Ohio 4117ea . 1---------- Loot : Co-tto player at Holzor CNnlc. Reword . Con wonted. Modlcolooolot· tl14-44tl-8128ortl14·441· ·ant -dod for phyolclon• 9129. offlao. Sotorv depending upon ••parlance. Sand rofound. amal. m~a.. brown ou- to lito Daly Santino!, Chi Huo Hue. On Co. Rtl. 25. lox 728 M. Pomoroy. Ohio Colt e14·912·8801. ,, 41789. 11 Help Wanted 31 Hqmea for Sale Looking lor a reoponolble Green Townahip new 2 atory individual who mHts people 4 or 15 bdr formal dinin· Hilly to hendle 11111 "nd groom. utility room. 1 Yi nmlnare N\ Melga, Athene, bath, garage, concrete drive ~ and Vinton Counties . Muat flice lot , 4'12 mi. from have 2 yeare college and be Gallipolis on Rt . 141 . Will willing to take on job 1rain· ' con aider mobil' ~ome •• lng . Could be parttim•or full trade ~i n . Bargain priced . time. Send reeume with t52,600 . Coli e14-448 , picture to Sou1herr"! Hilla 8038. Memorial. P .0 , Box 21 -206, Columbuo, Ohio 43221 . Houee for in Jackaon County, Ohio . 6 mih!Jt above We ere looking for women Thurman off Rt. 35 on Co who would like to be making Rd . 41, Bloomfield Twp . 2 extra money. Maki from bdr ., baaement , Utic . UO.OO to UO.OO In on gerden epace. large back ,vening having 1 Friendlv yard. good community. Home Perty. Alao. sign up across from Bloomfield and got a t400.00 kit of ochoot. Coil 814-256·6261 gihs end toye . No money attar &PM. involved. For mora informa1ion, call Magnolia Nitz at In Eetate- 3 bdr. on Rt. 35, '12 614-992-3681. mi. Well of HMC Cell 814· 44e -oeo3 . JOIN THE ARMY NAITONAL GUARD . GOOD PAY . Mutt aell 3 bdr. ranch. GOOD 8ENIFITS. EDUCA- wenbrooke Subd .. FR , TIONAL ASSISTANCE. Call woodburner, carport, deck , 304-876· 3950 or 1-800· city utilities , a. schoola, S36 ,000. Call e1 4-446 · 842-3619. 7144 . Open terrltoriea wi1h new Avon, call 304-876-1429 . Immediate poases11on 2 bedroom home. remodaiQd. lady to live~in . oMuet be naat, tobacco baH, 2 acres. ci1y able to lift. no smoking , light ochoolt. Rt. 564, $23,000 . houoework . 304-875- Call 814 ·245-629e . 1786. Beautiful 2 story coUntry Lady to do light houae work horrie. 4 bdr .. LR. beamed and care for older gantle- ceiling . OR , 2 fireplaces. men . Will need to liwe in wall insulened. vinyl siding. during week with weak ends aluminum windows. 1ft acre off. Write to Box. C·6 care of lot or 17 acres available Call Point PlnaantReginer, 200 614 -448-2369 . Mein 51, Point Pleasant. W . Va. House for Sale : 62 Linboln St. 812,600. needs aome Wanted: Someone to do repair. Call 614-256-1773 light office' and telephone after 6pm work Apply in person F.O.P. Hall between 1:00 & 4 :00. •soo down -mobile home Evening houra. will train . ·and large lo1· your own boat dock -owner f1nancing. Call Wanted: aomeone to do 614-268-1216 babylitting in their home. houro differ . Call e14-256- Beautiful L·shape, 4 bdr, frame houH, lg LA. modern 6307 kitchen. DR. 1 1/t bath , laundry~ut1lity rm. attached garage . 40' •· Call614 ·446 · Situations 12 80e4 . Wanted ' Ouplell : Sell or Rent, One aide rented. rent the other Quite lady to live in as a lady furnished . Adults only. no companion and 10 ahare pets, Ref. Dep . Call 614· ellpenses, in Racine. April 446-3687. 2ht. Can be raached at 614 -949-2691 or before Houae for sale: 4 rma. lit 419 -886-3628 bath, trailer hookup. village of Crown City. $12.900. Call 614 -266-6068. 1 8 Wanted to Do SectiOnal home, like new, all new appliancea. 3 bad ~ Will do lawning & yard work . rooms. large living room. Call Keith tt 814-258-6261 temily- atyle kitcheq, and dining room. Situated on alter 8 :00PM . large lot which fronts on Will do baby litting in my three streets . Ellcellant . Tuppere home. Rodney aree, 7AM to neighborhood Plaino. Ohio. $32,900.00. ' 7PM . Colt 814-246-9131 . 10 percent down, financing awailable to qualified parties. Handyman- painting. wall Cell 614-992-7034 . paper , plumbing. electrical. 'carpenttv. odd iobs. Rea•oniblo rates. Call &J4-266- 3 bedroom · house ~n Ruetic Hilla . Fully carpeted. storage 8496 . bu.ildinQ. l~rg'elot . C~ll814 · .:::.::..:..:...,:._-----,-...;.-lcQepe.,ditble ya rd "sarvice. 992-6086 after.-4 : ~0 - ~M . WHdl. Walkw.av:s cleared .. Po.meroy; 3 t:Midr.o om. 1.'h. LeaVei~ raked .' He.dge• bath, utilities, A~. ir'IU·· irlnimad, etc. Colt 614·9~ 2- lated, allcerpor1o 22e9. Bitt Slack . · largo lot. Cell basement, 614-992Will plow gardena. large or 2602 . small, Point Pleaunt, Ka · Nothing down . Taka over naugo. Ohio . Coll614 -446· payments of $337 . per 4088. 304-e75· 7228 alter month on 111umabla loan at 5:00 9112 percent. Included in peyment are tlll&l and insu ~ ranee . Lo11 of remodaling . 4 Finan m l bedrooms. 1 '12 baths, central heat, in Pomeroy. Call 614-992-7074 . ------ 21 Business Oppqrtunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO , VALLEY PUB· LISHING CO. recommondo that you do buaine11 whh people you know, and NOT lo aend money through the mall unlil you heva investi · gated the offaring. · lnvutment Opportunity . Slnglaa & Multiple houaing. Purchaae 1 or ell, owner financing awailable . Call 614-446-0116 . 22 Money to Loan In Pomeroy, 2 story home on Pleileant Ridge . 2 bedrooms. 1 'h ba1ha, living room, dining room , kitchen, baaement. Large yard plul acreage Several out · buildingo . $30,000. Call 614-949· 2648 . Homes for Sale lnweetment. 8 un1t epartmuunt complex, built 1974, 4 apertmenta- furnlahed. onty 1% vacancy, rHidtnt managar, •1 ,440 monthly In· como. Ranters pey all utltltloo . Call 814-192-11•9 days or 814 -694-2874 alter 5. Well cored for property In Mooon . Low upkeep. 304· 875•8743. Nice 4 bdr hou• by owwner . 1 oore tot . II mlloo from Pt. Ptoooont. Call 814· 44& · 1875. 12X66 Torch 2·3 bdr. un~r· 1 nished . Has all .craena ,1& 1 atorme & homemede porches .' Call 81•~448.., 7132 . '' :. .. Mull tell 1979 14' x60' 2 bdr .. gas heat, Underpinning, tie downs. new cerp1t1• 1 bath, $7.600 . Coll1-61+,- . 669 -7722. " . .. 1972 cond . ~ Schu~z extra goo'd' Call61<1- 25e - 19~~.. . Sell or Rant . 12X48 l\tr· wood, furniahed, aduh:a, no pets . Ref Dep. Call 814' 446-3587. '·" · . 1973 Community 12?'~~; washer, dryer, new undfnl· pinning .. partly furnished . Good Shape, Cheopl C•ll 6 I 4 -448-1004 or 304-11156682 '•· 1969 Fleatwood trei ..r·, $3000 or best offer. C•ll 614 -266 -1446. . 1978 Bellglode 12xeT; :~ bdr., all electric. AC • • underpinnihg included. ••·! cond Call 814-448-3289., ' 1972 Galuy 14X70 $6SOO, good cond. C9!' 614 -44e, Ot46. • • 1972 14•70. 5 room, ••Jro large e•pantion, carpeted .. Ellcellent condition. WitH ot without furniture . Sacrlflc4i price. Call614·992-6131 1977 Mobile Home, 2 bed: rooms. total electric. 1\irniohed . Call304-773-9l86. Mobile homes moveD, Ttl ~ sured. 20 yaara axperieng, 304-576-2866 or 5741: 299B . .' ' •. 33 Farm house&. 68 acr~ "."11!' tobacco base and mentra,l rlgh.ts. In Porter, Ohio .oft Campa i gn Crettk ,Rid -:' f49.000. · Call . 814-446 7247 ' ' . " ' ' ' 2 acre home aite on bleckt9,. county rd, rural Wltet', soma 1reea. plenty room ,for a•rden and fruit trees.. Cl&l 614 -379·2671 . . ' ' 4 cemetery lots in Memory Gardens . Colt• 614· 4'&· 9669 . . ' 17 acres at Baahan. ;O.hi9 · $6500 .00 . Call 814-8ll76150 . 121l65 mobile home, on 4 acres of laval giound! ~Ne minutes from Pomeroy. 21.,. 3 bedroom. $17,900. c·~ 614-992-6096 . . .. 6 acre• of land, public Wtter and elec t ric , 304 -.U~2449 . • ' •· I 2 teval lots, 7 milee from 3 bdr home In Village of Chester.Ohio, TPC water, gas, garden apace. garage. 1 'h bath. attic. Must See to Apprec:iate. $29,50\1. Gton Thoma Catl614-986-3571 . 304-676-6047 . Ht~.tl fslii l l' 14x65 3 bdr , oil olectriF .. underpinned. porch , util . bldg .. rental lot. in to~n:'"i Colt e14-446-203e . Call · anytime. Three bedroom homa level tot gerage, dry b11amen~. bath on4 hall can 614-992· 3510 and 614 ·992 -3983. 3 bedroom home. 8 11.1 aaaumable loan. garden spot. reduced down to $49,000 . PIANO TUNING AND RE · PAIR. Reduced re111limitad time only . Ward's Keyboard . 304 -e75 - 5500 or e75 · 3824. t600 down-mobile ho""' and large lot-your own bolt dock-owner financing . Call 614-256-1216 . <[ House for ula and 28 acres . Call 614 -773-5226. Professional Services WINDOW Tl NTING Rool · dential. Commercial & Auto. Free eetimatea. Cell 614 · 446-9:)46 . -~-------~ ·' acres land on 'Bud Chattin Rd . ~ . 000 . 30ot· 676-4464 . Four bedroome , kitchenfamily room with fireplace. tiniahed basement, low $80'1, Point Pleeant. 304 ~ 676-3079. evenings. Piano- Tuning and R8pair. Brunicerdi Mulic Co .. 614 446-0e87. Twentieth year of quality tervice. Lane Danielt, 814 -742-2961 . NEW AND USEO MO~Iif HOMES KESSEL'S QUAL' I tTY MOBILE HOME SALES;;. 4 MI. WEST. GALLIPOU!k RT 35 . PHONE 814·4~ej. 7274 . 4 'h HOME OWNERS -Refinance to low fixed rate . Uae equity for any purpose. Leader Mortgage (:o'., 614-692 · 3061 . 23 32 Mobile Hotn•• "' for Sale Beautiful Alta Loa home. 3 acres. 2 mi from Pt. Pleaaant on Jericho Ad . 3 bedrooma, 1 b•th , full ba11ment . wooden deck, 8Vz pet. aasu ~ mabte loan , t64,000. 304675-7733 . SAVE THOUSANDS BUY FROM OWNER . Bettdeallr lawn on this recently remodeled home . Extra large room•. carpe1ed 1hrough~ out. Iota of storage room. plus "h basement,large front porch and carport aitueted on end tot In quiet neighborhood. priced in upper30'aor take over paymenl of •227 with down pa'/'ment negotl~ able. 30'4 -e75 -8586. 3 bedroom houu whh 1 Y.t acre lot Gallipolis Ferry. phone 304-875-1702 or 67~ · 8391 ' 32 Mobile Homes for Sele 1980 Deluxe 14x70 mobile home. underpinned, fur· niahed. on 1 1A acre land. Exc waH and outbuilding. Front and back cement stepa, 5 minute• pa1t Ha"nan High School. Appraleed at •315,000 . Will taka 129,1100. wilt fino nco Plrt. 304-&&2-&840 . town. off Rt 2. Coli 30J· 676-6689 after 5pm. Renta ls 41 Houses for Rent Houee for rent Call 304. 676 -7283 676 - 6104 or 676 -5386. . ·' ' ' 3 rooms with Privete·bath, ret. Aaqueated . Cell ..$1o.C . 446 -2216 . ' 1l . House for rent in Ponfaret, 4100 00 per month . -01111 614 -992 -6848 . - .,, c• bt"- 4 room and ~ house m Middleport petad, stove and refrig.,...t prowided . Attached gariV'. Great for single or wOn.-. couple . Sorry, no pett·..children . $185 mOnth...,_ security depoei f . ttfiOtll 614-992-5292 alter 11< ~ weekend. ...--' '"N,I Small Four bedroom houM ...... Racine. no pets. CaH·tM. ..·. 949-2253. •& Five room bnck hom~~."chtilli to P1. Plea1ant. heat lftf lit, city water, 14 acree: pOnl, smell barn, gordon, 1 yMuleaoe U50 mo. CaM 104. · 676·8278. •, •:; "''h Housa. five room1 anti in Point Pleaunt •. no ·,...• one child occoptod," e11i 304-875 -4388 . . .. •• Rolllnotown, 1 chiNJ '·lecepttd, no .,.rs, ·~ 304·895-34311. . ' ••• < ' 42 Mobile Home• " for Rent • ""11 .... ~'"" 2 bedroom Inlier, ..._, only, dopooh requluetl. C.. ~04 - 67&- 111311. �·. __ , --~----~------~·---- -------------~ . Page-c-8-The Daily Sentiner .42 Mobile Homes for Rent Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio LAFF-A-DAY ! .. 54 Misc. Merchandise Pole Buildings Conairu.c t8d for . commercial. garages. farm, atoret, etc. Any ai:te, 'frrt eatimatoo. call 304· 676-3981 , · 2 bQr ., all electric . Call 614-446 -3371 . Nice 2 bdr. Skvlina furn., w.-ter paid, hjtcated on Rt. 7. Call 614·245-6818 . Jeager Air Compressor. 150 CFM , 6 cvt. ceninetal en · gino. $2,450 .00. p~ono 304- 458 · 1610 or 458 · 1031 . 2 bdr. mobile 11ome R 6 .R Mobile Home Park, Bulaville Rd, Golipolis. Oh . Call614· 446 · 0627 or 61 4 · 446 · 1283 . . Furnished. a·ir cond .. · cable. J"'O city tu:es, beautiful riverview. Kana1.1ge . Foster's Mo· bile Home Paik, 614-446· 1602. Double -wide mobile home. cl1y schoolS, 3 bdr, owner pava water, sewage, trash. gaa . Call 614-446·3547 8am· 6pm or 614·446·402B 7pm·10pm . 2 bdr mobile home in Crown City . Call 614· 256·6520. "Now let'-s. start with the .. larger SiZeS and WOrk dOwn Untl'l We get that Satt"sfying Stab Of pain. ,1 In Tuppors Pllfins. $176.00 month plus utilities and '-----------,..-----~---.;..,-j deposit . Call 614 · 667 - I 3487 . 51 Household Goods 54 Misc. Merchandise 44 Apartment for Rent JACKS 0 N · ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal Housing Opportunity) monthly rent atans at $163 for 1 bedroom and $198 for 2 bedr~. Cleposit S209, located .._. Spring Valley Plaza and Foodland, pool and Cable T\1 available. hours as possible 10 am to 4 ~m and 7 pm to 9 pm Monday-Friday, Call 614~46 · 2745 or leave rressaga. Redecorated 2 bdr apt .. eN:c. lbcation . Regency Inc. Call :lo4-675-72B3 675-6104 or 676 -5386 . 1 bdr' basement aPartment. Call 614-446-1437 9am· ~pm . Small kitchen and bdr, fUrnished, utilities pd. prefer Working, non-drinking male, Raf. Oep . Call 614·446· 4063 . Nicely furnished mobile home. eft. apt .• central air a'nd heat In city, adults only. Call 614' 446-0338 . • Qachel~r apt .. · 1st class. newly furnished, Ref. req. $225 per mo . 154 Fiist Ave Gallipolis . Call 614 · 446· 1615 or614·446·1243 . Furnished 3 rm apt, upstairs. utilities pd, S 195 mo ... $60 .deposit . 94 locust. Adults only. Call 446 ·1340 or 446· 387Q . . SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olivo St .. Galli polio. New & used wood-coalatoves. 6 pc wood LA suite $399, bunk beds $199. antron recliners $99, new It used bedroom suites. rangea. wringer washers, a. Shoes. New livingroom tuites $199- $699. Iampo. also buying coal a.· wood atovet. Call '614-446-3159 . LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofa, chair; rocker, ottoman. 3 tables. (extra heavy). $6B6. Solos and chairs priced from·$286. to $895 . Tabloo, e60 and up to $126 . Hide, •·bedo,$390. and up to e56Q., lOla bods $145, Recliners. $225 . to $375 .. Lampo from $28. to $126. pc. dinettea from $1 09 .. to 435 . \ 7 pc . $189 an.d up. Wood table with six chairs &286 to 5746. Oook $1 10 up to $226 . Hutches. $650. Bunk bed complete with mattreaaei, $276. and up to 5396 . Baby bodo, $110 . Mattressaa 'or box aprings. full or twin. $68., firm. •ea. and $76. Quean aats. $226 . 4 dr. chests, $49 . 6 dr. chests, 859. Bed framea. $20 .and $25 .. 10 gun . Gun cabinets, eas·o. Gas or electl-ic ranges 8375 . Baby mattrasoes, $25 & f36, bed frames $~0. 825. & &30 , ·king frame 160. Good ae!ection of bedroom suite1, rockers, metal cabinets, headboards e:ta 8t up to $66 . Kniuff Firewood Split- 96% hirdwoods. 'You pic~ up or we deliver. HEAP vender: 614-256-6245. u'mestone. Sand. Gravel. Pick up at Richards &. Son . Call 614-446-7785. SPECIAL cut slabs 6 PU loads delivered in · dump truck $100. or 21oads $1BO. •You pickup $16. Call 614· ,2 45·5B04 . sPring Special-Patriot utility buildings on displav at two convenient locations. B a. S Produce, Viand St. Pt. Plea· sent, and French City Mobile Homes Gllllipolis. 9 X 12 t696, . also 1Ox16 8995. Delivered and lot. st;~t up on your Guns: model12 Winchester, model 1 0 Rom . Call 614· 446· 3346 . Woodburning furnance like new. capable of heating 2000 sq.ft. $300 . Call614· 446-4113 . Johnson Upright FurOace, used 1 yr., 5 rms. of duct. ex . 1 BTU. Call Tool box pickup full of carpenter tools, all kinds. Call614-446-3774. Uaed wood frame picture windows. Anderson sliding gla11 doors, exterior door, storm doors, other items from remodeling. Call 614446-0318 alter 5pm . Used Furniture .. 5 pc. dinette. heed boards, and 2 I-:-::--:----.,.-----bedroom suites. 3 miles out Built On Your: Lot: Big 4 Car Bulaville R~. Open 9am to Garage $6995 . 3 bdr homes 5pm. Mon. t~ru Sat. 813,995. See Our Models. f & ~ bdr apts. in G'iillipolis. . ~1·4 · 446·03~2 •• Caii1·614· B86 -7311 . · ~dullS only. Call 614-446· · . 8~21 . .. . ., ', 'GOOD USED APPLIANCES Se•rs Free standing wooQ washers. dryers,. refrigera- butner·, King wood. & · coal .. ·..Riversi~a ~pts. ~id~lePort. 'tO'rs: ranges. $1tagga· Ap·· 'b4rner, 16 KW. ~tact . COle· ; Spieoial ·ratel for S11nlor ·pllancu; \Jpper River Rd . -m•ri·fuinac8 With.'2Y:t ton airCitizens. $130. Equal HoUs- beside Slone cr..t Motel. conditiOnal-. Call 814-446· ing Opportunities .. 614 - .614-446-7398 . 0946 . 992· 7721 . . County Appliance, Inc. Galaxi& Boat 120 Mer1 bedroom furnished apt. Good used appliance• and Cruiser. ··,vitti trailer. eJIC . Call 61 4-992·5434 or J04· TV 1011. Open BAli! to 6PM . cond .. Caii614· 256·64H . 882-~668 . Mon thru Sat. 614·446· 1699. 627 3rd. Avo. Gelli· VANGUARD PAINTS · In Middleport. ·1 bedroom polis. OH . QuaHty you can trust . fmnished apt . Utilities inEl;»erabach Hardware , cluded . $195.00 plus dep· Valley Furniture. new & Pomeroy. Ohio . Call '814· · osit ... Call after 6 :00 pm. used . 1.-irge section of qual- 992-2811 .• . 614-992·7177. . ity furniture. 1216 Eaa1ern 86-205 F 3.8 zoom lens for Ave .. Gallipolis. Three bedroom furnished any Cannon 35mm SLR apartment, quiet and pri· Glass top coffei table and camera. S126.00-offer. Call vote . No pata. Call614·949 · end table. lg. velvet lounger. 614 · 949-2693 9am to 2263 . 2 twin 1iza • beds. Call 2am . 814-446·7376. APARTMENTS. m.o bile Slight paint damage. New homes , t,ouses. Pt. Pleasant Couch 8o chair 3 yro. old . Call flashing arrow signa. t249 and Gallipolis. 614·446· 614-446-8286 or after 5 :30 ' complete. free lenerst Four loft . Call Immediately. 8221 . ' call 614 ·446· B127. 1(600) 423-0163. anytime. Nice apartments 'for rent in 2 twin Hollywood beda. like (Not a repossession) . Handeraon. WV. Call 304· new, asking $1 00 ea. Call 675· 1972 after 5PM . For sale. Oliver 14 Inch pull 814·446·1!920. type plow. Good as new. Country Oak tables, chairs, $100 .00 . Call 614-985 · 45 Furnished Rooms cupboards, de••· ice boxes. 3866. Conkles, Tuppers Plains, Rt. For rerlt Sleeping Rooms 7 . Ha'nd crafted and Firewood $20 .00 pickup load. $30.00 dolivarad . Call and light hduM keeping finished . 304 -675-6762 or 676 · rooms. Park Central Hotel. Caii614·446 · 075B . Westinghouse refrigerator 2991 . and electric stove set in harvett hold. Good condi· WANTED-Area Sports En· 46 Space for Rent tion. 8300. for the pair. thusiasta 1hat Want to reCharlene Hoeflich, 614 · ceive .direct meil apecials list, an exciting new mer992-6292 , chandise program. from Tri Mobile home lot. 12'x60' or County Sports. 304-676· smaller, $76 water pai~. 4th For sale, set of bunk bede 2988 or write to Rt . 1. Box & Neil. Gallipolia . Call 446· nice condition . e&5.00 for 471. Point Pleasant, W. Va. both. Sara Ramsev. Co Ad . 4416 alter 7PM. 25 Pomeroy Pike near Meigs Include name ·address and zip. COUNTRY MOBILE Home High School . Part<. Route 33, North of Atari : 2600 with storage Pomeroy. Large lots. Call 2112 ton central air condi- cabinet, 17 cartridges. 3 tioner. Complete with H coil 614-992-7479 . and tubing. New Com- joysticks, set of paddlet, set of driving paddlea UOO. B' Rental space for tr,vel trail· ·preuer. f460 .00 . 614 · Ford truck topper *250. ers, campers, fold ups. Wa- 992-6437 altar &PM . After 7 p.m . 304· 875· ter. sewer, electric cable 1758. . hook ups. Call 304· 773· For sale, dining room table and 4 chairo. Coll614·9925651 after 5:00p.m. 8 -foot truck topper .126, 7537 : Forty 6 Yt foot steele posts Trailer lots for rent. sewer $100. Call304·876-2452 . and water furnished, will Color T.V .• t95.00. 4 refrlg· aratoro,t76.00 and up . take ono small child, 304· Elactlc range, tg6.00. Au· Ridlculous!ll 2 use~ snow 675· 1076. tomatlc w11her, t149 .00. 3 mobilee f9~ the price of one. dtyera. t96 . 00 u ,ch . must aoll. Call 304-882· 16.000 BTU .AC. UOO.OO, 3376. 47 Wanted to Ren~ Goa range. t86.00. Colt Baby bod $30.00. Blue e14·992-223&, prom dress size 9 *26.00. Like to rent lot on Ohio River One long peach drets for boot dock. Ohio oido w~h t1'0.00. 2 palra lodles olze picnic oreo . Coli 814·992· 54 Mi1c. Merchandise 32 ponts new. CeH 304· ' 8940 . 675 -3048. Hoovv oquipmont. backhoe 610 8 ..... good ·cond. Rex·Rotory photo copier. 3 M CIIUII deok copior. A.B. 304·4118·,1 077. Dick electronic hencil CQLOR ENLARGEMENT maker. Memograph ma ~ SPI!CIALII Now lhru April chino. Call 304·8711-3099 , · 51 Household Good• 1 3. From your oolor nega· HP Croftomon riding lown tlvo or slide: 6x7 for B9 Pic keno uHd furniture. 304· canto; 8x10 for t1 .99. mo-r, ox . .cond. 93 pieces 6711· 8483 or 676· 14110. HOCKENBERRY PHAR· white, line chi no. Call 304· 8711·2488. MACY NORTH. RICK' S NEw AND USED • FUANITUAE. Ueed otovoo Dining room buffet. Duncan 24ft. round awlmmlng pool, end rwfrlgorotoro. Compare Phyfo, mohogany, 304 - 304·876· 3106 ofter 11:00, · 875-41138. our · price a. eave today . 8711·8479. Pttone 304· 773-11430. Prom formal, pink jeweled Sluah machine, cash regia20 In coppertone gas range. top, aize .6 or 7 J Loti of tar, ice maker, milk a hake Brow~ .vinyl covered chair apptrel olzo 6, 7, 9 . Ctll blonder. John ThoiJot, phone 304·11711·31 88. 304-6711-6479 oftor 8 PM . 304·8711·18~11 eftor II PM. ..... . 61 F,.- .1 Equipment .. Dragonwynd · Cattery Ken nel. CFA Himalayan. Persian and Siamese kittens. AKC Chow puppie"s. Call 614446· 3844 after 7PM , . Jacks 'Tropical Fish & Pet Shqp', Evergreen, OH . Call 614-446 ·0198 . We hove several baby ducks left $2 .76 or 2 for $6.00. Semi fancy guppy's $1.10 pr. ~any m~re speclals . Hours Mon.· frl . 11 :00-B:OO, Set. & Sun. 2:00-8:00 . Rabbits. young laying hens. Call 304-458·1806 . 3 Baagle pupa &26.00. From fine hunting stocks. 304· 675-6761 . 57 Musical "Instruments . For sale Spinet-Co.itole pi -. ano bargain·. wa.,~tfd:· ·re · sponsib!& pftrty ~o •atc:e--o'ver low · monthly pavrt~ants .on ' apif'!.e~ pi.no; .C~n b.• · • .• •n locally. · Write Credit ' Man ~ agar: P.O . Box 537. Shelby· ville, IN 46176. Yamaha C.P. 30 electronic piano . matching ., amp in · cllUied $700. Call 614-446 · 4525. Bundy Trumpet. 1Y:t yrs. old. ax. cond. Call 614· 446 · 3044. 58 8t Fruit Vegetables Potted tomato plants $100.00 par 1000 or $.10 par plant . Call 614-843· 5309 evenings. Fresh green beans .69 lb. Bedding plants 81 .29 doz., Celery .39 stalk. Onion seta .29tb .. 6· 10·10fertilizer60 lb bag $3, 50. 8 & S Produce acrosa the bridge in Point Ple..ant. 8X14 Baker flat truckbed with steel sides. Call 614446 -2757 . Plow 2 bottom 3 pt. $250. Cultivators . 2 row, 3pt. $200. Sprayer. 8 row, 3pt,S66 . y, cu. yd. Scoop 3pt. $100. 1972 Zundapp Motorcycle Hill Climber $150. 19731ntarnatlonol1 ton dump otake bed $2496. Call614·388·8280. '72 CJ 5 jeep $1 .500. '72 intar 24' hay truck $2.500. '77 'A 4 wheol drive Chev $1 ,600. (41 26 It pipe tobacco trailers e500 . each. 7 h woods Bush Hog $1,400 . 7 It tnt mower 8700. 79 It >A 4 whoal drive Chav $4.5()0. Camper top t20Q. 8 hpTroy BIIU).OOO. Mbrgan's Woodlawn Farm. Rt . 35, Pliny, W. Va . 304· 676 · 12B6 or 304·736· 2342 . 1·972 Grovely walk behind tractor, 2 sp. axle. 30 in mower. steeing sulky $800. 304 -675 · 7733 or 676· 6622 . 1980 Maney Furgerson tractor, exc cond, Model 265. $7.80(! . 00. Low ~~';;.'t'ol~Q4·458 · 1610 or ~2 wanted to Buy Good · used . metal utility trailer with sides, 4X5. or 4X6. Call 304-675-2466. 63 Livestock 3 gentle poll_e d Herefotd bulla. Hatf r~gistE!red and· service age. One yearling bull . Call 61 4·992· 7458. 23 White Rock hano, 1 rooster, $1.60 each or beat offer. Call 304·B82-2972 . 10 year old Gelding Quarter horse. gentl8, gaited , 8400.00. 304-676-6761. 2 year Stallion Palmlno. good behavior, $350.00. 304 -676· 6761 . 6 year Registered Ouanar horse $560.00. excellent riding hone . 304'· 6766761 . Fmn Su ppl tr.s & LivesiUck 61 Farm Equipment JO 2 row planter, tobacco setter, 5 pt. chizel plow, JD 8 ft. wheal dioc. Naw Holland hay rake, 3 pt. post hole digger. sickle mower, 8 ft. drag dioc. Call 614-266· 1266. . 65 Seed .& Fertilizer We now have Northrup King ' seed . For your greaa & aeed needs. Call 614-245-5193, Al!izer Farm Supply. 71 Autos for Sale Spring Special: 24'x30'x8' ' - - - - - , - - - - with 16'x7' garage door & 1 service door, $3 , 888 '74 V.W. good cond, aae at erected. Iron Horse Bldgs. 2304 Madloon Ava . or call 614-332-9746 colloct. 304-675· 7231 . 4/8/85 EVENING 6 :oo " Home Improvements CAPTAIN EASY YOU'VE GOT TO COU>JT YOUR < ~;~=~==~=;~::y~~~;~~~"'~"~"";"'~'~'~ ~~ 71 Autos for Sale '71 two door Chevy Nove, good cond, 304·875·3646. 72 THI~ Marcum Roofing & Spouting. · NoJN ln.stalling rubber roofs . 30 years &Jiperlence, speclaliJing in built up roof. Caii614., J88-9857 . . Trucks for Sale 83 Ford F-350 pickup, V-8. 4 spd. Call 3PM . 614· 258-1280 . DOE<; ·I\NYBODY AROUND HERE LOOK HI\PPY, IJLE~SING~, RICHIE. i!i !iUCH A BEAUTIFUl. Pt.ACE! 1'0 'NU::-,..,.r •. PO V11..1.. e : BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditional lifetime gua· · r:antae: Local , furnished . Freereferences estimates . " Call colloct 1· 614·237· 0488, day or night. Rogers. Basement Waterproofing. J & J 's Home Improve ... manta, Siding Vinyl S..aluml:.' num siding. overhang rutter &. roofing . Fre~ 8stimates. Call 814 -367-7468. -----...,-.,.----lc- • 0 Iii M Cont'ractors. Vinyl and aluminum siding · ~ replacement windows ~ i n s u Ia t i n g · roofing ·remodelil"!g and new construction -gutters . Call 304· 773·5131 . TOP CASH paicl · for. 'BO 1977 Ford f. 1,5 0 ·tong bed, model end newer uaed car~ . Sml1h Bulck·Pon11ac. 1911 . 6 cyl., otand., PS. PB, radio, Eaotern Ave .. Galllpolla. Call · t2.499. John'• Auto Solos, Bulollilla Rd . Call 614·446· 814·446·2282 . . 47B2. 1974 Plymouth Fury 3 with 1978 Dodge Ul Rod Express 1979 400 Chryolor engine, just put in alto Saw Mill for axe. cond., low mileage, 3,200, will consider trade. aata; Call 614·245-11644. Call 614-388-8736. 198t AMC Spirit DL. 2 dr.. Spring special: Gene' s deep · hatchbock. PS. PB. AM·FM steam carpet cleaning . stereo, air,- tllt, 4 apd .. great 73 · Vans & 4 W.O. Scotch guard, free esti· gas saver. Priced to sell . Colt mates. Call 614-992·6309 614-2411·6040 ofter IIPM. 1977 Dodtie Window van, or 614-742·2211 . 1981 H'ondo Station auto, air, extras . Call 614 J & L Insulation. Vinyl Wagon. auto. trons .. 33.000 446-4182 . . siding, roofing. replac(l!ment miles, one owner, ex. cond . windows•. storm windows, catr614-245. 9296 1984 Dodge Caravan . store doors. Call 614-992· Factory made car tr~iler, Loaded. Call 614-949 · 2772 . duel wheela. spare. wench ,' 2273 . ·~.RO,N'S Television SerVice. new cond. t1900. Johno Sp8clalizing in Zenith and Auto S•les. Bulaville Ad, Motorola , Qyazar, and Gallipolis 614·446-47B2. 74 Motorcycles lt,ouae calla. Cell 304-576· 2398 or 614 -446 -2464 . 1982 · vw Jetta Dieaal, 6 spd. one owner,. air cond. am·fm tape, f5,600 . Call B4 Honda Big Rod. 8 mo. Fetty Tree Trimming, stump old . Colt 814-388-9991 or removal . Call 304-6756 t 4-245-66 t 5. 1331 . 614·38B·8623. 1983 Chavette, 25.000 mi., red. with .4 spaad. f2895. 1 981 Honda 750 custom. RINGLES'S SERVICE. ax· 2,700 mi .• padded sluy bar , perienced carpenter, electri .. Call814-379-2682 .. exc. cond. Call 614·367 · cian. mason, painter, roof· ing (inc,uding hoi tar 1978 Grand Prix SJ, PS. PB, 0394. application! 304-676·2088 pow. windowa & doortocks, AC. •uto: trans., tilt Wheel, 1971 HQ!lda 760, good or 675 -7368 . bucket seets, new paint a. cond., extras included. Call Rotary or cable tool '-rilling . tires, new shock• & brakes. 614-245-5120. Most well's co.m pleted Sl!me Call614·266·6439. 1982 Honda 750 Custom. day. Pump sales and servi1982 Ford Escort. tan. 2dr .• 2 •.000 mi. ex. cond .• back ces . 304-895 · 3B02. hatch beck, 4 opd, oc, rest, luggage rack,$1960. Starks Tree .& Lawn Service. am-fm, Michelin r1dials, Caii614-38B-9B09. Landscaping, seeding. tertii· 40,000 miles, 33-35 MPG. izing, thatching, for com· 1981 Honda Interstate.· 8JI. extra clean, Can be aeen at 620 4th Avo Gallipolis. Call cond. Calli614) 388·8244 . plate lawn service, Call us . 304 -576-2010 . 614·367· 78110. . ' 19BO LTD ,. Ko~uaki 760 . 1965 Ford fll!uoiOrig, 2 door 2,000 octuol mileo. Like · Pll!ml)ing hardtop. a· cyl.. I!JtO. on new. Very oftorp .. 8.1600 .00 . . 82 ill)p;, cinnpletotv restored, Coil 814·9149·2410 ·or 614' & Helitin!! new Ghroine. t28QO.OO. 247-3901 . 11 ,.. 0.,. 6 ,., 8 ,..·.,.;:.-c- • 1 974·, 750 · H·o n' d.a fully .,.c-'_ .6.;.:1_4__.9_·9_2_··~2CARTER'S PlUMBING . i97a· Chevy c..:.p.riica dre~ucl, ·. n .o.oo miies. AND Hli·ATWG Wagon. Wood panel ·aida •sao. 304-675· 7733 . Cor. Fourth and Pine trim. $1500. 1971 ChovGallipolis. Ohio rolat Monte Carlo. $1000. 1976. R 250. runs good, Phone 614-446-3888 or $400 .00. P~one 304·8BZ· Call614-992-6125 . 614·446·4477 253B . 1982 Datiun ·20o SX. ·ex. JIM'S PLUMBING & HEAT· cellarit condition. AM·FM DR 100 Suzuki. good shape. lNG . Rt. 1. Box 36( Galli· : runs watJ, 304-676·2716 . stero casaette. 1ir conditionpolio. Cell 614-367-0578 . ing. Cell 614·198·8257 of· tor 5:30PM. f6&00. Boats and 75 . 83 Excavating · 1 ~81 Subaru GLF. It ,pae4. · ·. Motors for Sa[e . • . · '.....:.. ·_ ·· ---~-'·~ air. AM; FM. rear window - - - - - - - - - •' ·defrostir. new tires. ·Call Good-1 e"cavating, base- ! 614·742-3143or814·980- Woodburning furnance' lika ments. looters. driveways. 3920 . new, capable of haating septic tank,, landscaping. 2000sq.ft. e300 . Call614· C 8 II t' 614 446 ' 1982 Chevetto, 26,000 446·41 13. any I me · · miles. Sell or trade for cattle. 4637, James L. Davison, Jr. owner. C•. II 614·9811·3891 . Johnaon Upright Furnace, Used 1 yr .. 6 rms. of gas Dozer Work land Clearing, 1·974 Chryolar Now Yorker duct, ex. cond,. 10,000 landacaping, etc . Free eati- , stlltion wagon. 304·675· BTU. Colt 614-446-0865. metes. Call 61 4·446-B038 1>J81. or 614-992-7119 anytime . Tool box for pickup truck, 1978 LTD, 2 door, 40,000 full of carpenter tools. all Reasonable Raies. Ditching m.iles. one owner. or will kindo. Call614·446 ·3774 . for water, gas. electric, and trade for truck Or lives1ock. drainage lines . Call 614Call 304-8711·4437. Uied wood frame picture 446-850B or 614-446 · • windows. Anderson sliding 2776 . '76 Ford Gran Torino SW. doors. exterior door. 67.000 mlloo, axe. cond, etorm doon. other items price on inspection . Call from rel!lodaling. Call 61484 . Ele.ctr.ical 304-675-4589. 446·031 8 altar .5pm. 8t Refrigeration ·= -- ,. l.L ... '• ..;.. Trucks fc;~r Sale 1976 .Chevv p.u .• outo. PS. good shape . Coli 814-448· 3774. 1977 Ford Courier p.u .. new point. 4 opd. t1895 . Coli 614·379·2682 . 1978 Ranger 4 wh . dr .. black, neW tires, brakes, shocks, exhaust ayatem, motor. low mileage. Call 614·44~·8240. 1972 Ford Rongar XLT 380VI, AT. PB. PB. tinted gloll, olldlnO rNr window. chromo box rolls • monv other extr11. Equipped to pull camper. one owner. 68,000 mllos. lmmocultto condilion . Call lt4-448· 31111 or Aov H01klno. 1984 Dodge Rom Doluxo cob truck. •crulaa, PS, toppor & troller hitch, 9,800 miles. like now.' Coli 114·378· 271 2 efter llpm. - .....- - - - --·IC1 976 Half-ton pick·up truck, I ayl. NHdo bodY work. 1100.00. FuN ol.. high topper for .plok·up, 2 bunko.U211.00 'Col 114· 9811·3313. Ua;t Ford · Aonger. long ...d.12.000 mlloa,llko n-. 304·87tl·6111 ofter 11:00. 1178 F800 Ford with 42 fl oorlel buckot ond utHity body. good aond. t10.1100.00. Ph""' 304· 458·1810 or 451· 103t. • Built On Your Lot: 81g 4 Car Gartgo 169!J6. 3 bdr homes $1 3.995. SN Our Models. Coil 1·614-886·7311. Surs FrH •tanding wood burner. King · wood a. coal burner, 16 KW eloct. Cola· man furnace with 2Y2 ton air OS~~~Ionor. Coil 614-446 · Gtl ..la Boat 120 Mar· CruiHr, with trailer, exCl . cond .. Call614·258·6413. Ed's Appliance Service . ~ Serving all makes 8& brands · of refrigerators. waahen & ' · dryers , stoves S. dis - , hwashers. C1dl 614-367· ' 71B7 or 614-446·4466. ' A11to Parts 8t Acce11oriea Poning oul or Mil whola· 72 CheY'( Chavollo SS. Coil 6;4·388-81122. '14 Cutl1sl Supreme hood, fender end door. Coll6·9 PM 304·6711.111 49. Ford truck parts 1985 thru 1879, 304· 176·3174. 77 Auto Repair PeroQ!lo Body Shop. Locuat Rd. Pt.Pioosant. Pool K•K. Fr11 Eotimotes. 814·8811· 4174. WE Wf££ FINO THE ASP ANP I AilE . FATE() TO MEET FOR A FINAl CONFRONTATION! ...SO WE MIGHT AS Wct.l:. HELP OURSELVES TO THEIR OUTFITS! 79 N!~~Qrl Homes 8o Campara .He's me ,_,__ to his room for dinnedoniqhtl . ~ 8 fool truck topper, lull length doora. con otond up in. Col 304·6711' 2408. 1977· Travel Troller, 28 ft. oir. oloctrlc ond goo. hoot. Awning. good condition, 11.000. 304·87tl·4081. .BARNEY GIT OUT OF VOUR MAW'S PURSE!! .A---1 /. ~. IJ Jumbles: BANA~ )HIS( (Answers tomorroW) ___do- _... _.._ .......... _...J-- ..1 I I) EMBER VACUUM THROAT AnsWer: What they called t!lat guy wno wouldn"t lend any money-UNTOUCHABLE ....... , . . . . . ~ ........ poMCMIIO: ........,.., '-0- lul01, fl•lfn)or•, NJ. 01011. _, w.n ~r.. Ck.D, allltlf IJ (})Tic Tac Dough CD Cisco Kid C!J Inside 8eseball Cl) All In the Family ([) 0 ([) Family feud. 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Now he ruffed a spade in dummy and now ; declare~ would simply d.isc~rd (60 min.) trumped still another di,ainlind, AI dummy's losmg Club. So· West dis· 1111 MOVIE: 'Dropout' IHBOI MOVIE: .'Rare _ . this point. ~eclarer led a Club toward .cardecl agajn. anct now. 0n the th.i r· dummy's ace•. W~st, could. not :gairi by teenth · trick , the king ill club's · in Breed' · IMAXI .MOVIE:'· trullJping (a· low cltib would thep Ill> East's hand and West's. gOO<! queen cir . 'Octo· . pussy . 't .played !rom dummy), so he di~Carded • trp!l)ps crashed. . . . . . 8:30· (!) Winners: Lou BrOc:k . . a . diamond . Dummy's ·last ~iamotld .. ·lr m~y more ·comnion ·· ln .tile !i:oo . a CIJ ,. m ... .-MOVIE: ~as rullecl, ~nd n9w the fourth sp~d~ chemistry lab, but I call that conden'Wollenberg: · A Hero:s was led . Once again. if West ruffed sation. 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JIVIDEN ' S FARM EQUIPMENT 1966 · MFG. 18 ft . 80 hp NEW: Long tractora. ·Var· Evanrude 1800.00. 304· meer round bale,t', rakel. 896-3096 . ted dart a. mowers: A com· plota tina of bale handling & feeding ICCellories, Wig· ons,. grinder· mbters, rotary 55 B11ilding !lupplies tilla~s. rotary cutters, blades, cultivators, disc, plows, post drivers. wood•plltters, Buit'ding Matooials · gates, power washers, toBlock, briCk, sewer pipes, window•. lintflll, etc . bacco Setter, tobacco spray· era. corn aprayera, truck Claude Wintert, Rio Grande, racks, teeders. salt & min· 0 . Cal! 614-245-5121 . oral feedero. bunk feedero. Cement block, all sizas. · spike tooth harrows, calf craeps. headgates & corral building panela. Wheel Horse lawn & Block Comaterials. .. 123'12 Gallipolis Pine St .. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 . Call garden tractors aJIIeal And seewith uatlndem for a 614-446-2783. complete tina of ports • ---~------service! Block. brick. mortar and USED: 2000 Ford. 3000 masonry supplies. 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Monday, April 8, 1985 - - --- ---r~----- e ()) Oavld Lettorman PEANUTS A Sad ·5toty m Love Thot Bob TH~'s w~o~Ar MAKEs IT SO SAP CII USFL Football: Arizona at o.n(1) ABC N~ Nlghtllno 8 (I) McMIIIIIn • Wife ·e.~y Sunday Murder Case.· IRI (90 min.) · eCD .N.... IMAX] Eroo America 1 :00 ffi I Morried Joan (f) Entertainment. Tonight • (J2I CNN Headline News 1111 Wild, Wild West H CRYP'roQUOTE . ZSPOSRD · SP ASYXMI E: TXMJPSKR PJYYKJRTXt QI XR : MSEYP SR KMT HMKAOXP.- TKR. CEYBJSP · Y•l Idey'aCiypiiQ ale: BILL (W.<;. FIEUJS) NEVER REALLY WAN"Im ro HURT ANYBODY. HE JUST FELT ANOBI.JGATION . .:.. GREGORYLACAVA 7 �.- ... . Monday, April B. 1986 .. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio , ·. Page- 10- The Daily Sentinel Fire _corisumes -.80,000 acres CRI:SWELL, N.C. iAPl - A · ·was ' lsible trom 40 miles away ;dged on today after consuming . more ha n !IJ,lOO acres in coastal North Carolina, whilf,' officials tumetl their eyes to the sky .and hoped or rain. Wee•:end rainshowers in seven Southc •srern sta tes. meanwhile, qu.~ ncbed all but the stubbornest fires that officials said claimed at least a·nother ill.OOJ acres. ) ·But the National Weather'Servlce 1 In Ra ldgh sa idno rainfeli Sunda'yon · the · fi res' burning in a thinly popula ted · area of east<'rn .North Carolina and non<' was forecast for the nexl few days . ' "We need a gocid soaking rain," said Tom Pitt ofthestall" Divls ionQf Emerbency Management . "Tile 25-mii·· line of wind-blown fire I hat situath•n in eastern North Carolina In 'states where 'ram had fallen, Is tha t it's burnlng underground ... officials were concerned about with peat and other organic mateblazes rekindling when the woods t~als, that pJ'eSelltS a lot. or dried oul. problems." Officials estimated that in the past "The last rain we had prior to week fire has destroyed 20,00J . Friday was on . Mi!rCh 31 when we had a half:inch of rain statewide,'' woodland acres In South Carollna ; said Richard Green of Kentucky's 22,00J acres In Kentucky; 11,600 In Department of Forestry. "We Alabam a: 10,00JinTennesSeej 7,00J began having fires again the In Georgia; and 3,00J each In following Monday.'' Virginia and West VIrginia. About 3,!XXJ acres of marshland In eastern SoUth Carolina . also kept Firefighters In North Carolina's bUrning. Washington, Tyrell and Hyde counIn New Jer~y, !Ire authOrities ties sald' llres were visible 40 miles said an arson fire .destroyed 1.240 away, and ash traveled 20 nnlles on acres of coastal woodlands before It winds that gusted tip to 20 mph was contained Saturday liy flreflgh · Sunday ·and changed direction at ters and doused by rain Sunday. least three limes. 1 · . SWISH£1 Your Social ~urity \.0~$£ $1 1 . • • c..,.yr~ghted only By The Associated Press DINING ROOM ONlY a ns, were killed in Ohio traffic accident s over the weekend, the Highway Patrol sa id . The patrol counted traiflc fata l!- · "ties from 6 p.m. Friday lo mldnlghl Sunday . The dead: Serve.d with whipp1d potatoes. chicken gravy, cole slaw. hot roll , butter & coff~e . Sorry, no substitutes except beverage·w1th ' ~ditional price. $3•·25 SWISHER LOHSE Pharmacy ltnnen McCllllofl&h. It Ph . Ctl1tlts Rlltll'. R.Ph . ll o111ld Htnnln&. R.Ph . Mon thr11 Si1. 1:00 a.m. to IJ p.m Sunlllr IO:JO 1,m. to 12·30 p.m. and 4 lo I P-tn PI£SCIIPTION S PH '!12·2!5!1 Fr1 tndly St'"'ct .CROW'S FAMILY REST AU RANT PH. 992-5432 POMEROY, OH. {nl M11n Sl I I SUNDAY opt~ Ni&ht t 1111 a PorMfOW. Oh AKRON - Joseph H. Stolicny,44, of Canton, in one-car accldenl on Intersta te il in Summil County. SATURDAY CINCiNNATI - Rcidney S. Mar· tin, 18, of Cincinnati; a pedestrian struck by a car on Interstate 74 in Hamlllon County. ' COLUMBUS. - Pink E . Hodge , 29, of Columbus, a pedesuian struck by a car on a Columbus clly street. AKRON - Slephen E . Speer, 35, of Akron, when his motorcycle and a car collided on an Akron city street. FRIDAY NIGH'i' I . AKRON - Elli< Wilson Jr., 36, of Akron, a passenger, In a one-car crash on Ohio 591n Summit County. MILLERSBURG - Jack C. Boley, 61, of Shrpve, In a one-car accident on a Holmes County road. .. Three lotto winners . .. CLEVELAND (AP)- Holders of three winning tiCkets will share a $1,578,006 jackpol from Saturday's "Ohio Lotto:· game, state lottery · officials said. Each .ticket fs worth . $526,232, whl(h. will .. b(>,. paid in 26 arinual . tnstallmenls o~ $26,311,60. Ohio· Lottery offici~ Is ~ld . • . · . ·. . Each or !he Jaqkpot lickcls ust.c d all six numbers drawn· In the game SatU[day- 3, 4, 18, 19, ~a lid 37. Lottery officials did not. lmme· dlately announce hOw many tickets .. , h ad five or four of the wlnnlnfl number s and !he winnin g payments. The latest SPmiweekly game had sales of $.1. 740,(JJ.'J. Weather forecast H~ever, '· .. • ' When it comes to your taxes, time is money. Remember, April15 is the last day you can add to yqur IRA and still deductthose contributions on this year's tax return. And when you put extra cash in a BANK ONE Tax Saver IRA, you can lower your taxable income. Sp you'll pay less at tax time, or get more at refund time. It's easy, too.Just$25 will open a BANK ONE IRA that earns · · money market interest HOW AN IRA CUTS YOUR TAXIS If you deposit $500 or more, . $1,000 IN $1,500 IN you can choose your own . AN IRA SAVES ... INCOME* AN IRA SAVES ... $15,000 maturity d~te.and lock in high $201 in ta1<es $301 in taxes $20,000 $260 interest for as long as you $390 '· $25,000 $300 want...from 12 months up to $450 $30,000 $340 $499 . 120 months. But hurry! Time's $377 $547 . ' $35,000 . running out to·save on your Source. 1964 Tax Tables. taxeS. *Assumes single filing status. Substantial penaHies fat early withdrawal. IRA. The AU·Amerlcan TaxSbelter -COIIJNII 50011 : ' MASS APPEAL' I· 'II~ JUST WANT TO HAVE fUN' •• ... ·.' '· Tonight , considerable cloudiness with a chanceofsnowflurrlf.!. Low 25-30. Tuesday, cloudy with a slight chanc<' of morning flurries , becoming partly sunny In the afternoon. High 40-45. 1;he chance of preclplta· lion Is 50 percent lonlght and 30 percent TUesday. Edended Forecast WL'IInesday through Friday: Fair on Wednesday. Chance of rain Thursday and lair again Friday. Highs In mid~ to mid·50s Wednesday and 50s to low IMlll Thursday and Friday. Lows In the 20s Wednesday and upper 20s and :lOs Thul'!!day and Friday. . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio. Tuelday, April 9. ; 98~ , &eli By 808 HOEFUCH A second reading was given to a Setltlnel Stall Writer new ordinance which Increases Middleport VUiage CouncU Manwater and sewage tap lees by about day night agreed to proceed with the $100 each . purchaseoltheoldCbesapeakeand CouncUman GUmore reported Ohio Railroad depot and three that Feeney-Bennett Post 1.28, adjoining lots for $40,00J.. American Legion, and the MiddleCouncil voted unamlouusly for port Fire Dep,artment have agreed Mayor Fred Hoffman to proceed to contrtbute $!ro each towards a with the purchase agreement If · July4celebratlonin thetown.About detaUs are ~orked out to his $1'\00 Is needed to buy ·a flreworlcs satisfaction. ' display plllnned tor the observance The purchase contracl. provides and GUrnore was autborlzed to use that the village must have the · ~towardstbatpurcha~fromthe property surveyed and otrlclals · new village recreation lund. Gll· ·· .· wt>re In . agreement with ,that more pointed out that the motley Is measure In that they would want needed now In order to take that survey done . However, the advantage of a discount that Is purchase contract also provides offered with the fireworks package that the town would be responslblt> 11 payment Is made by Aprtll5. for the removal of some 150 of track behind the depot. There were some CouncU discussed a request for an misgivingS about this and Mayor additional street light at the end of Hoffman will try to work out some Riverview Orlve. Acouncil commit· agreerrient whereby thevUlagedoes tee will cheek Into the situation and not have to go through that process. rePort back a! 'the next meeting. At However, councllmaz:t BobGUmore the request of councilman William Indicated that he did not feel Walters, It was agreed to mark tile removing the track woold be a very area near Secon!l and Mill SIB., big job. · . · ertectlveiy ln.anattempi to cutdown Council approved the report of speeding near the Intersection. · MayorHoffmansllowlngrecelptsof Noonan VanMeter, meetlngwith A•----~ ........_..-land PARK EXPANSION- S,ak•! M' J I& Ill PM'II wll be expa tllell · $5.ll21nflnesandfeeslorMarchand .councII , """"-a""""~"'· • , + M agreed, at the request of Fire Chief near hla property, owned by the INI .,_ .. lw ~ • a - - .. l'k'llk ,._,, • OllldDot voley ball Jeff Darst toadvertlseEnglne13for Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co. .-ft. tw. llui be pb 111111 •IU'dlel')' ~- All\8111l!Wied area of sale. even though the the ,.-k, 11M..,_ cleared 11811 Jim C1H1un1 ol JI:F ·~·~"'·:....'-' ·. "·will~• ... •.v•n•""' ~ wtth4111 '"' W"t Brn4 . 11l!thecan .·, Q;. J·&~II!SW:U'-!h .. !d~,=I!IUV•PJIId!J' . . beell ,.~_.-....,..,....., - - - ~· ' r-• cn!el< .......... to be ••1-ctiJ, ii!a'Wtnga brook, w1111 . , t1htK>.purch.aser until the z:tew .fire make I! direct contact In regard to · . ' . a w., .. · u .. - · truck' arrtves.' , , · . • hiS pui'thaslng.tllfsmall tract. .·. tile blab ~ aJonsllde. ~ ~.. .,.... .:eN ol S~ ----------------- ·-J I Everyone can Have BANK ONE . Member FDIC enttne 1 S.Ction, ! 0 Poget · 21 c.nto A M•ltimedio '"" · - - Depot de~) gets approval '2.49 ,. Slx people, two of them pedestrl· • at y ll Val.3!4, No.253 Six.killed on Ohio roads . ' .I. '· .. Hew~sglventl'!enameofan~lclal ....,.aaol ~r+aSeen ~ .... - -~ E-... .,,__ IIDil 1111 AnDU Vlllllp c-11, oa 1be "---:• • • , _ .,_, • .. ...... _ , . lbe ....., •- be~....., .... by lhl! Dna a1 .._ ~...,-. ex,...... P"'""'' "' ,_,.. · A~ to AmoU, who al8o !M!n'et!l "" chalnnan of tbe par1l ' ~~=w.::'!=.=:::.c..~~ - Is· nilw ·ln lhe'pn.o of getting plans· IIPIIroved •. r -uic .....,and 11!8ii00inl! " ' - " ~· .Cable TV :·6rdinari~e receiVes firsf · re3dirig >. .· By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel staff Wrller Middleport VIUage CouncU Monday night gavt> a first reading to an ordinance approving the plllnned upgrading - Including a price Increase - of Consolidated Olmmunlcatlons Group, Inc., the ftnn that provides cable television setvlce for the town. Appearing before councn ·on behalf ot the firm was Hugh Buckner, who pointed out lhat the proposal follows three months of discussions between the company and representatives tromvarlousCOI'J!I'I'iunl· ' · ties served. Under the ordinance, the techniCal upgrading of the companY, wUI have a 30channel capacity and CNN will remain as a basic setvlce. Basic service will be expanded to 14 channels from the present l21iy adding WGN Chicago and WTAPParkersburg. The basic rate Increase for the 14 channel service will be reduced from the $1.93 per month originally asl<ed to $1.82 reducing the company's margin of profit from 20 to_15 percent. . . Tl)e company wUI not seek a five percent Increase In !he basic rate which wouldbeautomatlcally allowed In 1985 uilder the Cable Communications Act ot 1984. However, the company does Intend to apply the nve percent Increase In 1!Hl to subscribers In thOse communities which do not agree with the new proposal. . U11del' ~ new paiJI)osal, the :i5 percent discount for basic ~ allowed lor !Ienior clt12rns and disabled wJl1 remain at that tl~ . The satellite tll!r, additional cllaJ'Ip ~ basic service, wUI be expanded to nve channels tram tour and will consist of Nlckl'lodl!on, FNN, USA, MTV and Nashville. 'f1te new price structure will be etrectlve when all electronics have been replaced, all defective · cablt> and other equipment replaced as necessary and the basic channel lint' lnerea~ to 14 channels. · Buckner noted this will ta~ approximately two . months. BUCkner said the comptiiiY Intends to do everything passlblt' to ovetcorrie the negative Image whlch ,has resulted trom a change In bllllng pa oti'Cllres and It . was Indicated that the company Is w!IUng to 9Pnd an employe Into the village on a particular day to Iron out with customers aoy confusion on billing processes. Buckner report.e d the cost . of upgrading tht> television system wUI be $941,00J, but lndlcaled that the system w!Jl be greatly Improved once the 11roject~ Is finished. He pillnted out that Federal COO'Ullunlca· tlans Commission regulations do govern the channels that the compiiiY must bring .In, tbereliy, tornetlmes caUAlng duplication. Hltttna upon ~ rate Increase, Buckner stated lhai COllis have ~ up In the ca~ televisiOn Industry by 209 percent over the past 15 ' yetii'S. The rate lncre~ Is far below !hat percentage, he said. . · All four cOundlmen p~t lor the meeting- Bo9 Gilmore, Dewey Horton, WUIIam Walters and Jack Satterflt>ld - approved a firs! reading or the ordinance approVIng tht' upgrading and price lncre~. Meet with council McDade, formerly of Meigs County, now district manager -at Gallipolis lor Columbus and Soulhern Ohio Electric, and Bill Willis, adnllniStra · live asslatant lor the company In Columbus, mel with Ron council. ' Willis, reparted that the franchise lor the rompany lo provide power to Middleport VIllage expires on July 2 'this year. Councilman Horton complained about !he company's having moved lis local octlceoul of Mlddleporl saying thalli makes a difficult situation In paying bills, getting repair work done, and power cut ott a! fires . Uowever, the officials said that removing the local office helps to keep rales down . McOadt> said the company works with local firemen In training them how lo cut off power at a fire. MayOr Fred Holtman Inquired abotlt the possibilities. of negotiations between the company and the vUiage on rates. However, he was told this Is not possible but that the village has the advantage of rect>lvlng the rate of the City of Columbus. Whm the village was negotiating directly with !he company lor rates, the charges were higher than 'tile nte of Columbus, Willis reponed. Tile only step the villa~:" can lakt> regarding the company's rates Is toappeel to the Public UtUit.les Commission of Ohio, WUI!s oald. Mayor Hoffman 'said !he vltlage would not want to go through that process . • Zil-yetll' franchise Council gave a first reading to a new 25 year fran~hlse ordinance for the c6rnpany to cootirniP to operate In MlddlPPort . Tile new franchise wlll run unt.U ~uly 1, ~10. Charles Hoffman , Pomeroy, met with council to complain about the delay in the completion oil'll'W homes In the new housing area on Hartinger Parkway . Mayor Hoffman said thai the delay Is broughl about lhrou!jh the lransfer of the property without bidding and that the matter Is In the hands of lhr Ohio Altorney General a t this time. Tile matter Is expected to be settled wllhin two weeks, Mayor Hoffman said. Hoffman, tht> purchaser, said that his home has been tom up for several monlhs In anticipation for a rrtOV(' to !he new home. He asked that his down payment be returned. Mayor Hoffman ageed that the village would return !he money and !ha l another buyer would be sought for !he home . . Ohio's Celeste defends sale Patrol·cites · three drivers OOLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Gov. Richard Celeste told a state bankers' group toCJay that bank would have agnee<l to buy the failed ' Home Statt>' Savings Bank of Cincinnati without a state-funded bailout o! HoJTie Stale deposits. Three drivers were cited by rh(\ Gallla-Melgs post of the Statt;> Highway Patrol following S('!Jaratt' accidents In M<'igs County Monday, Diane L. Wllhrow. 18, of Sha<M>, was cited by troopet'S lor no brakt' lights following a rol li<lon on u.s.3.1 Monday afternoon. Cars driven by Withrow an\f · Qouglas Eckstein, 1!!, of Fort BraJl~, N.C., were southbound on 33, when troopers said Wlll!row stappiod lo make a left tum and Eckstein failed to stop, striking Withrow . from behind. Both d r lvt'rsescaped lnju,.Y • 1n !he 2:24 p.m. lneklent , whlctl caused light · damage · to bol~ vehicles. A Meigs County man was cited for no child restraint · . follOwing ~ two-car accldenl on SR 7. Cars driven by James D. Bryan, 63, of Ru~ll. Ky., and Rlchanl Ca!'n!thers, 25. of Rt. 2, POmet~:. southbound on 1, whet! ' troopers saki Bl)'an was passtnir Carruthers when Carruthers al - , tempted a left turn, slrlklngBryan 's car In the right slde.NQinjurles were :reported lo~lnll the 10:25 a.m. no Celeste, In ·a speech io the Ohio Bankers' Association, defended his decisions to lemporarlly close 69' prtvately·lnsul'e,!l savings and loans on March 15, and to sell Home State to Chemical Banko! New York. Bankers declined an Invitation to questiOn Celeste alter the speech. Celeste last week announced t)lal Chemical Bank had signed a letter or Intent to 1purchaSe Home State, whose clOsing March 8 trlggt!red a · nln on I!OII'Ie other Ohio thrltis and resulted In Celeste'• closlhg orc:ler.1 ' ' -e- lo .... ......_ . Celeste said the sale of· Horne State wu dlacu!lied with IIIM!ral Ohio anil out-of-state banks, but an Insisted on somesQrt of state bailout to protect HomeState'sllepotlltors. "No one wanted to acquire a · ~ly wounded deposit baae," • Celeste said • • ' . were ....,..left • ~ Enle 8lllell 111111 "-7 Cl 111, 11 ataM. are 11\lhM will....., CMIWI ?') ......... ,flllt ' .. S)t• At. An....udllr"l c..~~~--·-t I II ' hMbMI 1 1nll 1111e 9 I -'"' p: poplars I :f ifa tte wtiMe1 p1nes Mdlllullp tinapu.t u-. s,,., '· .... - .- (Continued on page 101 j � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 04. April Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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