http://66.213.69.5/files/original/8e8df5372bb1f565676679265ca513f8.pdf 0da6cf9dfac9e98c0b717b5713193bbd PDF Text Text . _..-._ ....... Page-10-The Daily Sentinel T~y.Aprit23, Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Council Area deaths 1986 Ea$tem District plans Friday registrations· MARKET IN N.Y.S.E. Issues (Continued from page 1) Consolidated Trading from both towns at 7 p.m. Thursday Mondi!Y , ~April 22 In Pomeroy toroundQuttheplanfor Lee B. King !Jelen Sisson Flft' and brother, Jobn tht' establishment of the new system Volume Shares Carl Sisson. · . Registration for kt.ndergarten and grade this !;lll . for both towns. Lee B . .King, 72. of Cleveland, 360 · Parents are to provide at the_time first grade In the Eastern Local Mayor Hortman also reported the formerly of Meigs County. died of registration, a record of irnmunlthe 1985-86 school School District for Issues vlllage Is getting a break In a Floyd E. AUoway · Sunday afternoon at St. Alexis za Uon Including four DPT, four polio year has been scheduled Frlday. planned engineering survey to . Traded Hospital. Cleveland. following a Sabin. one measles, one reubella -Parents shjluldreglster their child Floyd E. Alloway, 52, Belpf<', died determine what Improvements brief Ulness. 1,998 and proof of a reeent tuberculin skin , for kindergarten or as new Monday evening at Camden-Clat )l need to becan1edout forth~" sewage Mr. King is survived by his wife, Up test within one year before entering· enrollee In ·the first grade - a child Memorial Hospital In Parkersburg disposal system of the town. It was Ann King; and two children at school. The birth certificate must who did not attend kindergarten this 839 following a brief Ulness. originally thought that the town home. Kathy King and Jeffery · also be provided. The teacher wlll year In Eastern Local - at the . He was born In Belpre, a son of would baVt' to pay $6500 for th.e Unchanged King; a sllster, Helena White, request other Information on a following time and place: Floytl V. Alloway, Belpre, and the engineering survey. However, Crown City; and a brother, E;l.mer Ail kindergarten - Tuppers registration form . late Sara G. Stoffel Alloway. Hewas . Mayilr Hoffman said last night thai King, a lso of Crown City. It is Important that all parents Plains Elemeniary School from8: 30 an employe ofBorg-WarnerChemi· he has learned that 75 percent of the In addition to his parents, Mr. and regis!& their child according to the a.m. to 3:30p.m. Friday. Mrs. Edward King, fol't'lll'rly of cais for 26 years and was a member costs will be paid by the Ohio schedule so that plans can be New enrollees, first grade of the Pleasant VIew United Environmental Proteetion Agency. Point Pleasant, Mr. King was completed for the fall classes, TupperS Plains, 8: 30 a.m . to 3:30 preceded in death by two brothers, Methodist Church. He was a veteran The eost .of the survey Will be a bit Supt. .Richard L. reporls District p.m. Friday; Riverview Elemenhigher, but In tl)eend thevUJagewUI Clarence King, Middleport and of the Korean Confilct. Parertts can direct any Roberts. tary, 9 a.m. 1o 11 a.m. Frl!lay, and Besides his father, he Is survived pay on!~ $1700 or $1lm, Mayor S.&P. Comp OrvUJe King, Point Pleasant. question to Mrs. Cindy Linton, Chester Elementary, 9' a.m. to 11 Hoffman reported. Funeral services will be held by his wife, Barbara Parsons kindergarten teacher at the a .m. Friday. 180.70 Approves :!:).year franchl8e Thursday morning, 10 a.m., at Alloway; a son, Robert .F. and a Tuppers Plains Elementary School, · Children, who, · are presently Dow Jones lnd, Thomas Weirto~J,. Salerno. 1~222 daughter, Kathie Alloway, both of . Last nlght, council apProved a phone 667-3310; Mrs. Debra Pratt, enrolled In a kindergarten class at Belpre; four brothers, Clyde H. and new 25 year franchise for Columbus Broadway , Ma'ple Heights, 1 Unchan ldndergarten teacher at Chester Plains do not need to enroll Tuppers Carl W .. bOth of Belpre: James of and Southern Ohio Eleetric to Cleveland. Elementary School, phOne!ei-3304, for the first grade. Friends may call at the funeral CoolvOie, and David R., Little continue providing the town with or the local· superintendent, Roelectrical S<'IVlce and council aphome from 2-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m. on Hoeking; a sister, Jean Amick, whos(' fifth birthday Any child berts, at 9854292. Belpre, and two grandchildren, proved too payment ofS100 a month Wednesday. Us on or before Sept. 30, this yt'ar, fa Questions concerning the avalla · Robbie '!Jld Bobbie Jo. until theendofthis yeartotheMelgs may be registered for kindergarten blllty of the Jmmunizatioi)S should . Besides his mother, he was Boxing Club and Reef<'ation Center Marie Foster Any chUd whose sixth be directed to the Meigs County this fall. preceded In death by an infant by the Middleport Reereatlon birthday falls on or before Sept. :JJ, Department of Health, 992·0026, or to sister, Mary Ruth. Committee. The center and boxing Marte Foster, 62, ~t. I, Bidwell, this yt'ar, may be registered for first the family dQctor. Services wlll be held ~t 11 a.m. • club Is now located in Middleport . (Evergreen Community) died In UnlesstberearestUiothercloslng Mayor Hoffman announced that Holzer Medical Center Monday Thursday at the White- Ethridge from page I) Middleport has been awarded a days forthcoming this year, most Funeral Home, 125 Lee St., Belpre, following an extended Illness . $22,262Uttercontrolgrantfor1985by schools of the Meigs Local School , Harold Priddy with the Rev. Mrs. Foster was a former officiating. Burial wUI be In Rock· the Ohio Department of Natural Districtwillwrapupthefirstweekln County. The ft.rst conrerns Indus- finished this week with a final draft employe of the Ohio Valley Publish· land Cemetery. Friends may call at Resources. Documents for the grant June, District Supt. Dan E. Morris trial development in the county and to be available next week. lng Co., having served as the the funeral home from 2to4and7to9 Costello also announced ' that ·have arrived and Mayor Hoffman reporls. througheventuallmplementationof Tribune' s bookkeeper and head of . Wednesday. p.m . authorized to enter into an According lo the present plan the program, business and Industry was Robert Skinner will be rep1aclng · the classified and circulation de· agreement with the department in which will be In effect unless there in the area is . to be expanded. A Susan Isacc as director of planning partments nearly three decades recently formed committee, com- for ~uckeye Hills. Skinner is to carrying out the provisions re- would be cause for closing schools before retiring on Sept. 30, 1983. · quired: Under the grant a supervi· again during tht' current school prlsed of key PE:OPie from through· assume his new poslt.Jon on May~Harland Martin She was• born Dec. Tl, 1922 at sor will be employed to oversee . year, June 6 will be the final day of out the county, wt.ll be meeting ln. Evergreen daughter of the late Otis open session Tuesday May 14, 6: 30 Harland Martin, 75, a foimer general relief workers In carrying classes for students of the Middle0 . and Margaret Blaine Rowsey memberoftheBoardofDlrectorsof out a litter control program, the port Elementary School, Salisbury . p.m., at the courthouSe, to discuss Skidmore. She married PhUip Evans Farms, Inc., died mayor stated. Elementary, Mei&sJunJorHighand the project. Bob Foster, June 10, 19441n Tallahassee, MondayatVenlce,Fla. It was reported that the vUiage MelgsSmlorHlgh.Finaldayforthe The second project, a regional Fla., whO survives along with a son, Martin came to GallJpolis in 1939 bas sent a $l,<XXJ d<'POSit on the teachersatthest'buUdingswlllbeon Jourlsm employment and.expanslon Thomas R. Foster of Alexandria, 01 and after teaching five years at purchaSe of the Chesapeake and June 7. The last day of classes progr;un, Is 1n the last stages of Meigs High· School has been Va .. , ada ughter, MargaretLayneof Gallla Academy High School, he Ohio Railroad depot and adjoining students at the Bradbury and planning. A project draft Is to be accredited for the 1984-85 school Evergreen and a granddaughter, became associated with the Evans property and now is awaiting word · Pomeroy Elementary Bulldlligs yt'ar by the North Central AssoclaLeigh Layne of Evergreen; four Packlng Company. During his 28 on whetherthecompanywlll accept will be June 7 with the final day for lion Commission on Schools. brothers, Henry S~ldmore of Everyears with the company, he served the vUJage offer of $40 <XXI for the teachers at these buildings being Cl .. ,. Meeting In Chicago, the assoclagreen ; Paul Skidmore of Porter: as secretary, president and chair· property. Mayor Hoffm~ said that June 10. ·. lion accredited the high school and Herman Skidmore of Jackson and man of the board of directors before Meigs County Engineer Phll RoMonday, June 10,, will be the last In a communlcation to Su~. Dan E. Elmer Skidmore of GaUipolls. ;, Morris repeorts that during the the COmpany Was SOld In 1972 berts has agreed to Survey the day for students at HarrlsonvUJe, She was preeeeded In death by · Rutland and Salem Center ElemenA Meigs County man was cited uy three broth!'rs and two slst!'rs. . HealsooperatedafarmonLower property, another requirement Qf tary Schools with the final day for the Gallla-Melgs post of the State review of the school's report and . _ Ulnh p i II ll wiil Funeral services will be con- River Road and was Involved with the purchaS('. Roberls has also 1 .supplementary Information, no dethe CalHa County Junior Fair, agreed to handle the engineering teachersbelngJunell. I ' " "di'~a~ a ro r::mo In g1":;. a~0· viat!on.Sfrompoliclesandstandards ducted:at 1 p.m . Thursday from th(' Future Farmers of America, ~-H workontheproposedbicyclepath GraduattonforMelgsHigh~hool ::ctorotra~~~~nsFf vov g were ooted. The school is to be McCoy-Moore Funeral Home at Clubs and the Boy Scouts. along the river, the mayor reported. seniOrs remains set for June 2 with Troo ld s · R Sco · 'commended for ltseffottstoprovide VInton with Rev. Jack Finnicum 35 ~rved on the Gallipolis Upon the recommendation of the seniors )laving to report to classes · R jps sa Ieven · ht!;· for Its studentsaqualltyprogramof Martin officiating. Burial will be In VInton 01 City Board of-Education for eight safety commlttee council sus- through June 6, following gradua· u . education, the letter from State Memorial Park. Visitation wUI be 7 t. . :::~~was~~ .. · · ded . ·th ' 'd' 11 hree tion to wrap UP the ye.ar on ' \\C e s w at 1 e ccoon Director Stanley . L. Fox st·a tes. held at . the funeral home fl'otn 2-4 . Years,_.servlng two years as presl· . pe~ e ru,es an _gave a t . . Ai. the · tio . f Councilman .. ~k B~ldge. A r1g driven , by . \ , · and 7:9p:rrt. WedneSd;iy. · dent: His propose<J mergerof the. ri:>adi!Jgs_to an ,ordlnan<!E" ~ttlng · Gilmore~=~ to look hito .'. ·R;iymond L..-Patiei-,son, 22, of SR ··· - · ·· · ·' 143 Pomeroy wasalsosouthbound Visitation scheduled township .school dlstrjc\5 lnto ·. a down rules and .regulalions .or the . Dale countydtstriciwasdefeated, but bas pollee department. Officials said · !be establ~hn\ent of a block parent but could not~ In time and struck SJneebeenadopted. . that the~ at.readyexi,sted but program in the community. Scott'srlgfrombehind<~t9:45a.m., William Ammer, rlghl eminent . . f.u.llera l st:l'\;:iqes for Dale SiS59~. ~ He also served as the director of were not written down and thattbey Through the program ho~ are ' the patrol said · grahd ·comm;mder of , the Gr.and •-~ H . e ordi nance would prov lde. a :.• marked In each block with . were · · reported-follow· · _ ~. Rt.l, Cheshire, who died ~lfndily · th . .e H. 11""' ospIt a1 F ounda u·_ou~ . •' e.It· th ~. · 1 a symbol ., Commandpry·ofOhlo wiUvlsltOhio · ·,.; · · · No Injuries 4 Board of Trustees and was a·.-· more·etficlent_ police department·. whlchlndlcatestbatachi dwl ,any · in<> -1h . -Ide 1 : hl ·h• . sed -· ' ·-morn]ng in .(he Holier .M"E!!lical . · ·· · , · · d ·· problem· can go ·to that lioin<' ror .. e ace n , w c cau • Valley S:omrnandery Nil.. 24, Wed· . ·center will 'be 'held . at" 2 p.m. · .member of Jtst'xecutlvecommlttee, !:hE! fire epartrnent- was rom· . · · . · . . heavY damag~:> til ?atier5on's vehi - itesday evening, .7: 30 ·p.m : All overseeing the construction of the mended for washing streets In the help. In view of the recent attempts . le N .d . r1ed Wednesday in Miller's Home for t0 pick up youngsters In the c . · o amage was repo to · members are urged to attend and Funerals in the former Warehime $21 mUllan medical center at the business section on April 14 and · Scott's rig Patterson was cited by bring uniforms. Refreshments wlll Funeral Home with Rev. C.J. intersection of U.S. 35 and SR 160. members plan to clean up the community, Glirnore warned that troopers f~r defective brakes. be S('rved. · . A former president of the Ohio marina area Friday evening. Coun· action be taken now to establish an L<'mley officiating. Burial will Meat,Packers Association, Martin cilman Bob 'Gilmore was com- aid program .for the chlldreri. Act·r;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;,;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~;;;;;;~ follow in Gravel H:JJJ Cemetery. has 1 serve~ .on the Rio Grande mended for presenting a program _lng Pollee Chief Sid Utt!e wUI con. ~ Visitation will be held at the funeral College and Community College on village government to the tact Meigs Juvenile Offieer Carl · "'1. home from 6-9 p.m . Tuesday. Mr. SiSSQJ1'1< pa~;entswef<'the late BoardofTrusteesslnre1964. " combined third grades of the Hysell lo secure Information on Funeral arrangements ar!' Middleport Elementary School. how the program works. tJ ~ Frank and Nettie Halfhill Sisson. He "We don't want to have look back m d. was preceded In death by a sister, pen mg. and be sorry." Gilmore , 1 a 503 • Meigs schools. ·will complete classes June 7 .Lack of planne~ (Contln~ed Meigs High School · earns accredition M • 'ted eags mal) following accident. 1 7 nd ir Siss~n· ·1 _,. ··--' * Judg'e denies .mot ion NlnecaUswere answered by local units Monday with brush fires visitation . creating problems for several ft.re Judge Roderick further ordered departments, tht' Meigs County that the defendant's employer, Emergency Medical Servlres Indiana Michigan ELectric Power reports. . Co., Withhold earnings frorp Barnett At 12 a.m. Pomeroy went to the to represent current and delinq\lent Kingsbury Road !or Allee Plantz, support tb be processed through the to Vt'terans Memorial Hospitakent Meigs c6unty Bul'l!aV of Support. tal; at 7:35 a.m., Pomeroy took Bond, issue topic Brian Hartman, an employe, from the Pomeroy Health Care Center to . at Wednesday session Veterans Memorial; the Racine Fire l)('partment at 2: 38 p~m. went Supt. Richard Roberts of the to County Road 31 for a brush fire Eastern School District will be and was on the scene until 5: 53 p.m. speaker_at a meetlngofparentsand with the RavenswOod, W. Va ., grandparents to be held at the Long department assisting; Middleport Bottom Community Building at7: 30 at 3: 47 p.m . went to Route 7 for a p.m .' Wednesday. Roberls wlll fire and was on the scene until brush speak on the planned building 4:07 p.m . and at 5:00 p.m. program In the Eastern Local the VIllE' St. are Middleport went to School District and tile upeoming for another brush fire and was on the tax levy. A question and answer : scene until 9:03p.m.: at 6:16p.m., session will be hl'ld. Middleport went td another brush Divorce requfll!ted . fire on the flOod road; Pomeroy at Mkhael C. Huddleston, Pomeroy 7:40 p.m. took Wald Jobnson from has tued for Ia divorce In Meigs the Pomeroy Heliltl\ Care Cenl<'r to County Common Pleas court from Holzer Medical Center; Racine at Glady~ Sue Huddleston, Miners7: 53 p.in., went to Broadway tor Inez vOle, charging gross neglect of duty Hill who was treated but not and ·extreme cruelty. transported; at 10:19 p.m., PoJne. roy wen.t to the Hiland Church Road for Piney Covert, taken to Veterans CLEvELAND (AP) - The Memorial. winning number drawn Monday Meets Thursday night In the Ohio Lottery's dally game, "The Number," was 249, Twin City Shrlneltes will meet In the "Pick 4" game, the winning Friday, 7::J> p.m., at ihe 3-In-One number was 6767. Restaurant instead of Thursday. Meig. County Common Pleas Judge Charles Knight has denied a motion of D. Michael Mullen, attorney for Faye Steinmetz, also known as Faye Brevick, for his client to serve a six month sentence for grand theft In the Meigs County jail. . Steinmetz is to serve sentence at the Ohio State Reformatory for Women at MarysvUe and wll) be transfered there by the Meigs County Sheriff' s Department. In other court action, City Loan and Savings Co .. Downers Grolre, Ill., has filed suit In Meigs County Common Pleas Court asking for a $3451.38 judgment from Dianna L. Lee, Pomeroy for an amount due' and owning on a promissory note. Common Pleas.. Judge Richard Roder.lck, assigned to hear the case of Sharon Barnett, now Sharon Rinehart, against Wayne V. Barnett , has found the defendant behind In child support In the amount of $15~.00. . To inSUf<' that the <)efendant will comply with previous child support ordt'rs, Barnett Is no long& allowed visitation privileges with hiS rnino~ son without written permission from the· plaintiff, or u·ntU the defendant brings his support payements current and files a motion with the court rc:qUt'stlng a hearing for the purpoS<' of allowing ( Tonlght, mostly cloudy with scattered thunderstorms. Low 5560. Wednesday, thunderstorms Ukely and not so warm. High 75-lll. The chance of rain is 50 percent tonight and 70 percent Wednesday. Extended Forecut 'l'hunlday throop Salurday: ChanCe of sbowen or thunderl!tortnl11ru"""ay and Ft1day. Fair on Saturday. Hlghsmollly lnthe'lllll 'Diunda)' and Friday and In the . . ' Friday and Salurday. co~~~ied~lso agreed to place another street light on Riverview Drive. Veterans Memorial Admitted..Karen GUkey. Discharged-Shirley Wolfe, Kennt'th Cremeans, Howard Richards, Jr. 9 FT. SOUTHERN SPUN DISH DRAKE 324 RECEIVER TRACKER II MOTOR DRIVE COMPLETELY INSTALLED * $1895 *. TUPPERS PlAIN. OHIO P•t Offlul Mon.-Fri. 2·6 Sal. 11·5 378-6158 . . MEN'S SHIRTS·. , ;;\A~. . {t I (: \ . ~; ' . /? !_~ ~ ·.J.uj[ ~j lc ~~~~ Our entire selection reduced Wednesday only. Complete selection of sizes in.regulars-:- tails- big sizes. Knit Shirts- Van Heusen Dress Shirts - Spo~ Shirts :.-Tank Tops- Cut-offs. You'll like the many · styles, colors and patterns. Save 20% Wedne~day. .. LOWST PIICIS ON PASSINGR CAIS AND UGH1 TIUCI TliES *ALIGNMENTS *FRONT END WORK *BATTERIES *TIRE REPAIR USE OUR FREE . PARKING LOTS LOCATED: MAIN ST., RUT!.AND, PHJD · OPEN: 8-1 MON.-SAT.; 8-8 FRI. PH. 742-3088 Me- Cerd end VI.. Wtlc:Ome I. • ELBERFELDS; POMIIOY· '• · cop~riAhtact f/~"'•hl• ........... •••n•• ..It , ....... tAib 2 Sectiona, 1 4 P•u•• 26 C.nta .A Mu~lmedltlnc . N-IP- Po"1eroy-:-Middleport. Ohio. Wednesday. April 24. 1985 11811 .S outhern· ~ard employs personnel ' .. Southern Local School Board, m('('ting Tuelday evening In a lengthy regular ses51on, awarded 011('-year, two-year, t.hree-year,flve-yearandcontlnulng l<'acher contracts. One-year eontracts awroved were . for Donald Dudding, ~te El Dabaja, Deborah Harris, Debra Hill and Diane Rice. Two>year contract approilals included Kimberly Grueser, William Hensler and Oleryl King and Barbara Beegle was hired on a three-year contract. Barbara Bailey, Sandra Boothe, Karen Davidson, Pauline HOI and Cari Wolfe were ' rehired for five more years. And William Beegle, ShirleySayreandDonnaNorriswereglvenrontinulng Clrele, Mary Find!~!)', VIcki Northup and Jane Ann Hill, teachl!r's aides for the elemenlaly schools; and . for Lori BrJnaaer, l1lP school SECretary. Vlrglna Davi'l and Thelma Salser were given continuing IIOII·teachlng employee contracts. The board approved a number of one.year supplemental contracts Including Joyce Thoren as lunchroom supm~Jsor, fiow-throligh coordinator and handicapped coord,lnator; Michael Winebrenner as head basellall CC);fch; Barbara Bailey as Echo advisor; DOnald Salmons as senior play advisor; Sandra Boolhe as Title IX <;ompllanceomceri Lee Lee as variety show advisor; Carla Shuler as DPPF coordinator and Chapter ll coordinator; GraceGrlffin as Cuipter I secretary; Dmn1e Hill as Chapter I tll!tlSII!Vf and DPPF treasurer; and Cathy Blaettnar as Cbap!{'r I coordinator. Other one-year supplemental contracts approved Tuesday evening were John Dudding as head softball coach; Suzanne Wolle as head volley ball coach; several ~traru. . Approval · of these l<'achers was based on the recornrnendatlons of the appropriate princ!pals, John .Riebel, county superinfelldent, and Bob Ord, ·superintendent of Southern Local. The board also approved two>year non-teaching employee contracts for Barbara Bearhs, Patricia 1 James Lawf<'nce and Michael WlnebreDtiE'f as boy's junior high basketball coaches; WIIIJam Hensler as freshman basketball coach; Michaela Hoback as high school cheerleader advisor; Donald D!Jddlng as yearbook advisor; Jobn Van Reeth ov& marching · band, summer band and pep band; Donna Norris as head teach& for Racine Elementary; L<'ah Ord over guidance services lor K-12: William Hensler as assistant baseball coach; Howard Caldwell, Ill as reserve basketball coach: and Kim Grueser as girl's varsity basketball coach. SupPlemental contracts Supplemental contracts for the positions of reserve gtrl's basketball coach, reserve volleyball coach, athletic director, transportation supervisor, junlor high football coach, junior high girls' basketball coach and jw\ior high cheerleader· advisor are to berepasted for applications. It was recommended the board renew a teaching contract for BOE teacher WUUam Lake as soon as Lake completes necessary requirements for renewal of his teaching certificate. In other business, the board adopted a calendar for the 1!ei-86 year; hired Melvin Lawrence a5 a substltul<' bus driver; moved to pay oon-certlfted persoMel $5.21 per hour and substitue bus drtvers $.1)31 per day with the tncf<'ases to beceme effective May I: voted to have the high school cheerit'ader:S placed on a 'rotating schedule with other organizations using the highschool gymnasium In order toellfr!inate the cheerleaders having to practice In the gym at6: :JJ in the mornings: agreed to seD in June, an old buS to the boY scout organizatioJl for the price or one dollar; moved to enter into contract with a policy manual update service at a yearlyCQfltofSim; mavedlo buylO extra cop~ of the board policy manual at a cost.of $ZiO; and gave approval for Treasurer DEnnie Hill. to atl{'nd a eonfprenre for the Ohio i\s!ioclatlon ot Scho:ll Business Officials on April30 and !'daY 1 in C<J!umiNs. Decomposed body found near Athalia Violations draw $10,00() C9Urt·fine Mt'lgs County Common . Pleas vlolations.JJldge Charleli Knight lip fined The cue was scheduled to Hanley Hardin of Zallesvtlle $10,rol reconvefl(' ~Y momlng ~t with $5,1Dl susp!nded, for viOlation those Involved entered lnlo negotla· of oil and gas drWing violationS as t1ons and the matter ended soon charpd In 21 allegations Died by the af!{'r. . • ., , Swank 011 and Ga&.Co;, IluYer, · StateotOhlo. In Aprlll982, Hardin drWed two · Ohio, lind~ Clllj)., Hacken· . wells . lit Bedford . TownshiP oo . sack, N.J. wen> I.'OiuD!,arlly dlspr"*'-1y iaised fro~'~! oliiaet. Pat .• mill!ll~tlllmpaa1J{ ,' ' 1 ltJy. m. 'l'IPe wells, cles!poilit!ll .' Hardlq, 1jloasiiii!JII!ftllltJIIIItll!tilr WDUams~-and WIUiams 'lbree, ·!he Wl'IIB, agreed tO. accept u.tilllty were 1~nd by inspectors to be in for the Wtolattons. ,. \'lolation of - a l state reKu!.a· ,Of the·$10.1Dl fine set lly Judge IIQI\S, Including failure to. notify a - Knight, Hardin 1$ to •P@Y ~.001 stal!'iiaspectorpr!ortomuddingalld_. immediately. The other $5,(n):was · cementing oPefations; drlillng WUsuiip!nded 011 coDdltlon that Hardin IiamS TwO without notifying the commttsnoothervlolatlonswlthina. Inspector and absence In the ")oear'stlme.Inaddltlon,Hardlnwas superVIsion of the inspector; allowpennanently enjoined llym any · big the escape or salt water from reclamation on the Wllllains Two .storagt" pits which were not ccin· and Three sites which havealreldy •Slruc!Ed to be liqu~ tight, and been restored Ily the properi:y ~lol'EC'lalm theweU sites. · owner. In cornmenting,on the decision, ;· Court proceedings against Hardin Judgt"ltnlgh(sald, "lilmextrernely· , .'i'nt1 other third party defetidants concerened with the improper ':began Monday morning in Mt'lgs · storaie of , salt brine and the ::county and continued thrOUIIhout contamination caused by such :Monday atterooon. During tes!Jmo improper stotage.'' '111\Y, Hanlin claimed thal soon after Knight also pointed wt that ;..ertng llito the lease with WDU- Hardin was fined .even though -.s, he sold the lease to Arkron Oil reclamation of the WW!am's wt'l· !sites had already been cmtpleted ' ~' of Hackensack, N.J. art!~ . I!Jid accepted by the state. 1 ·ttlt'nefore was not liable for the on . .'llrP :iJ(oc;.ed board ·plans :,w keep school open RIO GRANDE - Calling a vote BHI'A voted to have ,a work Buckeye HUis Teacher's stOJIPIIieo~API1!18afterrejectinga ,Mioclatlon to strike beginning May fact-finder's Interpretation of two 1 "very disappointing," the Gallla- Issues the 888oeiatlon had sought 'llllekson·VInton Joint Voeatlon clariDcatlon 011• I - . I!!IJard of Education said ~esday The assOciation had requested .nlltlt It intends Jo keep the school speciDc' IIUIKIIage from the fact· ·opl!ll complete the academic yeir. finder ClliiCf'l'tllng the1ssues before , !In an open letter, released during It .woold s1gn a contract with the 'naesday night's meeting, the board board. · ~It .has "cornrhitted themselves The two parties presented ~ fa.make sure that the students have ~ues of dJspuie to the ract-ftnder, "' opportunity 1o complete this. a~ted by the SUite Employment 1e11ao1 year. Provisions have been · RelatJOna Board In August 191M. . .Rtade .to insure their (students) Both the board and BHTA keiytoandfl:Omschootandduring ' . a~ed-tlielact·flnder'srecornen· ._,, hours. we wUJ have certified datlims. However, the boardrefu8ed ""'-, ne1 to work with the students Jo sign the contract pending the l"'r""""" t~de mean~! educational clarification. at all tirries. . , ·IJY· the WEDNESDAY ONLY SALE! "tEniNO YOU THERE SAFELY" . HOME SATELLI'fE TV SPECIALISTS ELBERFELDS RUTLAND TIRE SALES ~. Low•*-illn.ndQand In the • SYSTEMS Lottery winner weather {Qrecast ltDrC/AL r SII.VEllBIRD SA.TELLIT., ds Emergency squa answer nine calls R ' Voi.3S, No.7 . enttne ' at .Y - .20 - .41 • . behalf of Jack Stanley and Larl'y Walker, preslllenl and treasurer, respectlvel,y, of the P..-neroy Youth League, one of t·llhlrts to he worn by members ollla girls softbaD team which Is being sponsorecl, by the center. Hensler named grid coach; Wolfe tenninated as AD DiscussiOn of changes being made within the football and boys' basketball programs at Southern High became somewhat heated at Tuesday evening's regular meeting of tht' Southern Local Board of Education. Hired last night by the board as bead football coach was Wtlllam Hensler, a teacher at Portland Elementary. This aet1on follows the recent dismissals of BUI Portt'r and Darrell Dugan, whofortbepastfour yt'ars volunteered their services as football coaches. Voting on flensler was divided as board members David HOI and Denny Evans noted that H:enslerbad no e!!perlellce as a bead fllOtball coach . .Evans later conceded that the board probably bad no all<'matlve but to hire Hensler since It had actually hired him as heed football coach Dve years ago. Hensler never tlSIIIIllled his dulles that year as coach becaUS(' be left · theteaehingprofesslon'forwtsldeernpkiymrot. Itwas ·~"'"ft u"'" that ' Porter and ......,an were accepted as vol~nteer coaches and according to Evans, "We were glad to have them ." People In the community and some parents are questioning the board's tactics In the firing of the two men. Hensler's. position as reserve football coach Is to be posted for appllcarits. · fn other action,\ the board falled to renew a supplemental contract for Carl Wolfe as athletic director for the school. That job Is also to be posted for applicants. Wolfe remains on staff as a teacher and boys' varsity basketball cpach. Wolfe was also not rehired as transportation supervisor. Also divided on this Issue, some members felt there was no one elS<' qualified to assume the position of athletic direCtor. However, as pointed out by Denny Evans, "We fired our football coaches with noOD('any better to takeover their jobs. " Coroner disputes statements Ihadequate and Insufficient peysleal exarnlnatitl!l iri. tbe Emeraency Room of Vl!lerans Memorial H64pltal may haverontribuled to thedeath~a man ' Much 11 in the Mel&& Qlunty ]all, accordlne to Dr. Jt1111es COIId!!, Mel&& CouDty Coroner. Conde ~~sued a preu stall!r'ltl!lll Tueldey dla statements made 1n the AthliDI Meuenaer .. attitbuted to w. Scott Lucu. admlnlatrator at ~ the death ~ Robert Stewart. %1 , 1, · ~. , , tK tllole sta,tellli!IIIS, Lucas allegedlY, uld. "U ' lnldnes were Jlrl!lllll, they lhould have silrJw!l~ Ill· thethtsandx·rayathatweteglvenSitt!wartllllllildt 1, · · Stewart was trought back to the I was found to warrant lllrther atteutbl,". . , , .Cmde aald he baaed 1111-concJuslllll after mltiiWit halpltll r&udl, lllcludlaa · enltlpll()l l'litllllll-JeiiOI'I*, lab and x·raY le811, and eruPij&k!) rd'pllyaldan'a nota. lit aays "inlutrlclent and Inadequate" lab and X·ttl tests were performed on Stewart. t -l!E\VIten 4*' Conde noted that lit iesls and procedures that"WI!Q! perfoml!d,slgnlficantalmonnalltieswereapparent lind unexplained wbleb should haveral8ed suspiciOn lind prompted ful1her li'\laluatlon lmrnl!dlately. "From the enegeucy room records, 11 appean that Inadequate hlstcry W.. !fbtalned by both emei&diCY room penonne1 and the atteodlni pb,yllclan. The r~onla further Indicate that , Inadequate phytllcal examination was perlol'llled or ll!llramcled It It was perl'lllmed. The ablence o1 proper history alld ' phyllcal exam, along with llllufftclent lab lind x•ray II!Wreiy llmlted the abiUty to8UJPlCI injurtm ~ .the IJIIIIIIIllude suffered by this patllnt in the accident," Cmde's statement said. "~the abdamlnaiiiiJurles rfWaled by the aulope)l perb'nled by the FrankiiD County Ctxt~~er _ . maa1w llld IIM;IM!d multiple YltlllltniCI:un!a, proper llld timely testln& in recqpdtloli o1 thelle Injuries, coupled with qgrNtve treatment and llll'lllcal intervention may have at lees! otrer ed SOil!(' · ' 1 ATHALIA - A badly ~­ posed body was found in the Ohio River Tuesday night and authorities are Investigating its possl\>le llnkto two Columbus men reported missing In the Decemller crash of a prtvate airplane south or the GaUi~Jolls Locks and Dam. The body has been taken to the _ .West V!rptlil Medical F,;x8miner in · South Charleston fQr an autopsy and . IdentifiCation. · ' · •· Gallla :county· Sherlf!'s. n.pan. · ment Investigator Carl Langford saki this morning be ~ been con!acted by the examlner'_s o~ ~ the_ CI~ :and deiltill recor:ds of Gallipolis nat)ves Patil Hawks II and Huber1'Harder. · The two men were reported missing on Dect.>mber 9 after witnesses said they saw a small private plane crash Into the river. Authorities said tht' body was found at .9: 57 p.m. by Brian WOIJamson of Athalia near the Hecla Association Water Plant . The body ~as foundont)lesurface of the rtver, hung up on a stlcl< In approxbnately one foot of water six feet from ~bore, near the GallJa· Lawrence county line. The body was removed from the scene by the Lawf<'nre County Sherltrs Department and Wl\S turned over to Ferrell's Mortuacy In Huntington. W.Va . Ferrell's transthe body to St. Mary's HO!lpl\•11. which turned It over the the state medical examiner. · The two men left Columbus for a business triP. to Deyton and reportedly left Dayton for a sightseeing trip to Charleston, W.Va. However they never arrived at the Kanawha County Airport and haven't been seen sinre leaving Dayton. P/nn clean . -up A-'s • ....,...J. . Cleanup days In Rutland will !iet underway Monday. The schedule for pickup is . Monday, from thectvlccenterlothe corporation limits on the New Uma Road and the Lasber Farm; Wednesday, May 1, from tlMi civic. center 10 the Southern corporation . limits of the vUlage. The vlllage wlll make ftw pickups. Point of tht' cleanup is to clean up lawns andtrash.Garbagewlllootbeplckt'dup. . itt inmate's death hOpe of survival for Stewart," the coroner continued. In pjll'llcular, Conde believes that the early morning emergency room vlsitofMarch11dldreveal findings that warranted further medical attention. w. Scott Lucas, Veterans Memorial administrator, declined comment this morning on Conde's statement. Stewart's body was found In his bunk at the Meigs Qlunty ]all on the mornlng·or March 11. Conde who places the time of stewart's death at approx~al<'iy 9 a.m., was called to the scene about 10: a.m. by Deputy Sheriff Kenny Klein. Klein was on duty when other prisoners discovered that Stewart was no longer breathing. Stewart was jailed the prev1oua Sunday nlght aftt'r his release from Vet&ans MemOrial Hospital whef<' he was taken for treatment of Injuries sustained In a 7:10p.m . accidellt 011 RuUand Township Road )70. According to the Ohio Highway Patrol, the pickup truck Stewart was driving struck,a tree. Stewart was . ao v charglld with driving while Intoxicated, 00 operator's llcenseartn~!ballrotubereto~t=St rt 'l2 alsooi!Rt ' tewa s r, ar ewa · • ·1 Langsville, was a passenger In the truck. Charles Stewart was also taken to Veterans Memorial but then transferred to Holzer Medlc.al Center fvr treatment of faCial injuries. . At the jail, Robert Stewart complained of st~m~ach cramps and was taken back to Veterans Memorial by Pomeroy EMSat2::J>a.m. He was again treated and rel('8~ with What a Veterans Me;?'0'.1el spokesman ·• . called no visible signs of Injury · t•r · Jenn,v 'l'!eni: was on duty in the Veterans Menorial emelgaw:y room. Stewart died at the ]all a f('l' hours Jal«. The preliminary autopsy report 1""ed by Conde the following TuesdaY morning on ht'half of Dr. Patriek ·· FardahloftheFranklinCount~···oroner'sstaft.aiJIIIIII that Stewart died of massive ln tra·alxlcrnlnallnjurls and hemmorhage. 8 . �'":. c.·.· ________ ·.o...m ·. men.tary . ·' .·. . DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE IIIEIGS..MASON AREA ~(;b t~::m~ ~.._ "'T" ~v . ,....,.,.=,..., .. ' ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOB.HOEFLICH General Manager Assistant Publisher/ Controller DALE ROTHGEB,. JR. News Editor A ME MBER of The Associated 'Press, Inland Dally P ress tlon. and thE' A.medc,;~ n Newspaper P~bllshers Association; Assod a· LETTERS OF OPI ~ JO·N 3re ;elrom~. Thfy st'!ould be less than 300 wOrds tO ng._All le t te~s ar~ sub)E'<'t t o ed t ling and must be signed wtth name. address and · t~ l e ph o il ('' number , No unslgrt<'d le;t ters will be publi shed . Letters should be In ·good lasl e, addrl"Ss\np: l ssu~, not J)("rsonallttes. · ' WASHINGTON-Forty-odd years ago, as a young reporter. I had occaslen to spend a nJgh.t.as a guest In .an old mansion In the Ylrglnta piedmont. There I slept -<>r trled to sleep-on a feather mattress. II was a tei'J'Ifylng experience. · I relived It a few days ago In reading a speeOh by Navy Secretary John Lehman. Lehman's theme was the Pen tag· on's bureaucracy. He has been struggling with It sin~ he took office In 1981. This ~ft, gelatinous .·blob lies beside the PQ!Omac like that feather mattress of my recollection; one sinks IntO Its warm and amothertng embr<!ce, AU MEnll'fS 1-\~RE 'lQ~A'I' ' · Ai TI-lE CO~ttER OY: "-'OI.I."fWOOli' ~ Vl~E,., Professional bealth care providers who defraud the govemml'nt and · other health .;are InSurers are targeted In a bill that could PVentually mean .lower premiums. for consumerS. . . The legislation grew out of Investigation by Blue Cross'Blue Shield of Northern Ohio In 1984, Indicating that 24 Indicted Individuals - most of t.bem providers and tbelr employees- collected llll'!:al payments totaling S!m.IXXJ. Sen ..Eugene Branstool, D-Utlca. says his bill is not aimed at subscribers to .health care Insurance ptans. "It Is directed at providers such as physicians, laboratories, pharmacies, hospitals, and nursing homes (for) . .:. offenses such as ovei-bUilng, double bUilng, bllllng for servlceS not rendered. and billing for UJIIII'Cf'SSIU' services.'' Branstool says. . He. said cutting down on fraud will lead to lower costs for bealth. Insurance. The U,S. Chamber of Commerce, he said, "estimates that 15 cents of every bealth care dqUar consumers spend on Insurance payments goes to pay false claims.:· . . .. The · Licking County lawsmaker's btu addresses the problem by toughelilng Penalties for health care fraud. 'Currently, the fUlng of a fraudulent clakn Is a fourth-<Jegree felony - punishable by up to five years In jall and a possiblE.' fine of $2,500-' but only If rhe clatm Is for more than . ,.. IN AN ~FFORT i'O A~6E A C::W\MCe 1:~{0\INTtR 1!1E1WeE~ 'Tl\E HEW SOIIIET SiA~ MI~IL ~~~~E\' AN~ U.S. SUtE~STAlt. ______,g, WASfUNGTON - Seven days Rowland declined ·to discuss his .Branstool's btu would rilake the fUlng of any fraudulent clakn, be!ore Labor Secretary Raymond holdings with our associate Donald · <J"Eg<IJ'dless oftheamounr, a felOny. Currently. lftbeclalm Is less than.s:m, Donovan was Indicted on grand Goldberg, but an aide said that ;.~ !he. offense ls clii$Sed as a miSdemeanor which can result In a JO.day jaU l;troeny · .charg.is . last taU, .he when he was chalnnan of OSHA's ·· ; !lim~ and a ~urn fliu! of.$250. •. · · .. . · . . . .. . , : . granted an )lnilsual walyer.to !he ..rev!~ co.mml!islon from 198ltlll ·~ · He says tnaJiY clalins , Involve amounts less than $:Ul and · that · ...mail he liad,appollilecftwo months· :·!list July; ill! recused himself from ~ Pri;Jsecu~ ln View of !he the .light penalty b;;ll~ against What often. · ·earlier to head· the 'Occupatloi)al , matters· litvoivlng·. comilanleo, 'ln. .,· llivolves a large .amount of investigative work, tend. nor to pursue legi!l . safety and Health Administration. which he oWned stoek. · . . . .• jiCtiO!I. ., . . . . .. . • •. .• , . • .. . • This. questionable waiver allows . Donovan's (llemoofl)ept. 26; ·~. making ally fraJidulenfclalin .a fo~~h-degree felony ,!3ransto<,>l's · )He new OS!iA cbjef, , l{o~rt· ' rell~es Row)~ntl of anY. necessity · ' liU.raises;~ pelllllty ~QI' a clalrn.of l'l'iQiy.thai! ~lQ ~ tlll~-clegree.fei~"W· . RowlaJl4, ) o take pa~ ~· <tgency: ] o rectiSt. l)tr:nSell noW t)iat .he 1,s tn ··:;whict! Cim bring up to _lO years_In jalland·a po!>Sible.·flne of $5,~.- _: · · · , decislbnS.that affe<:t ~rporationsli!: ·. rngre · dl~t cilntiot" of .agency :. William Huston, who headed the anti-fraud squad created by Blue which ·· lie . 'h as substantial ··decisions · that couid. aff~t his ·:Cross-Blue Shield In northern Ohio, testified In the Senate In favor of ,Investments. Investments. · ~ Branstool's bill. · . Rowland Is a Texas lawyer and Donovan wrote: "I am hlireby • He said the lnvestiga:tlve l!llit founil. that criminal prosecution Is more Reagan disciple who owns stock In granting you tlils waiver ... to .: effective than merely seeking restitutiOn from ti!Qsewl!ocommlt fraud, an a number of cqemlcal, energy and engage In the following activities · · . . pharmaceutical companies; ali of Insofar as they may affect Interests ·: optiOn trequentJ:y 'pursued under .eldstlng statutes. · .: Branstool said he agrees. "It Is generally accepted among many them have .a significant financial speclflcallynamedlnyourflnanclai stake In OSHA rulings designed to disclosure report ... the setting of ·, govenrine!lt and business leaders that a crknlnallndlctment, a conviction, :: and the resulting publicity creates a deterrence that Is more eriective In protect workers from Industrial policy (Including eoforcement pol· • preventing unlawful acti\ 1ty than sknply recovering or attempting to hazards. Icy), the making of legislative :. recover illegal payments," he said. . · . . Rowland has placed most of his recommendations and other legl.s· :: If his bill passes. he added, "Qhlo consumers and businesses will hPnefli hol!llngs In what Is known as a latlve matters: rule-making, safety •: fl:om lowff premiums as well as avoid additional expenses resultlng from qualified blind trust. It allows hlm and health standards and admlnls· • · to know whlc'b stocks be stU! retains tratlve matters." ;: itauduient medical claims." · ownership of, but· not which ~ · The waiver does not apply lo stocks hls trustees decide to buy for specific OSHA actions In which the him. companies are a direct · party .. ~ . .;;.::While Build peace, not WASHINGTON (NEA) -"The one thing t don't like Is tobecaUeda dove," Insists retired Adm. Noel Gayler. "llr!l no pacifist- but~hat 'I'm talking about Is our survival. ·and for that we need to have a deal with the Soviet Union." a . in history I ·: Today Is Nt'edlle9day, Apr11 24, the ll4th day of 1985. There are 251 days ·:left ln.~ year. 'Ibis Is Secretirles Day. · . • Today's hlgbllght In history: • On AprU 24. ~. Congress approved a btU establishing the Library of :Congress In Washlngton 'D.C., app10prlailng $5,!nl "for the purchase of such books as may be necessry." . . On this date:. . . In 1'101. the llrst AmeriCan lii'WSpaper printed on a regul<lr basis, the · Bollon News Letter, was published for the first time. · In 1'192, the French 1)8tlonalanlhem "LaMarseillalse"wasccmposedby -: (laude-Joleph Rouge! de Lisle. . . . •· In Jtltrt, federal troops .were ordered out of New Orleans, ending ~ · Nol111's plii.Qvll War nale In the South. · · •; JJ1 11198. Spain declared war on ~ United States after. rejectlna :·Anldllca's ultimatum tO withdraw from Cllba. • ·: In m5, Tul1rey began the bnltal mass dl!pnrtatlon ~ Annenlanl dul1nl ::wCll'ld war L Hwldreds ~ tboosands ~ Annelllana are beUewd !0 hllve :•dll!d ell route. ~: In ]911, lrllb Dlltlonalllb In Dublllllaundled the Easter Rlllrl& wlllch ....... put dolrD by Brttllb ba!slt!WI'8l days later. .: : . . Tell , _ . . . 'l1lt u.s. lfiJuR ~ Rii$1 joined tile !lellate in ~ Jivln8 P•eddtftt Gerald R. Flrd autlladty to 1111! troops to protect !be evacuatloo ~ Alnei'Qnl and South Vletnarnele from ' SaJ&m. l w ants, administrative assistantS; special assistants, executiVe assist· ants, aides to these assistants, aqd all of thein have staffs. Within. the Joint Chiefs of Statiwe have a small platoon of operations deputies. and each of t~ deputies has a deputy operations deputy, and all of thein have staffs. · ·: "These are the fesults," said . Lelirilan. "every one· of tbem, of reform . Each was created In tlie name«>f 'Inter-service unity,' 'Joint· iless" and i •~orrn p~~ ·" What has been created. over the past 40 years Is an Incredible and unwieldy monster." · · This vast arid .clumsy bureaucracy•.tliougii'Lehman did not say this 'In so .. many words, crear.:s mllddenlng problems In milltary operations. The~ are too many comman(IS and ·too many bead· · quarters and too much paper to l:J!'! handled by too many people. But It ·Is In the area of p~meni that the system embraces and swanaws the whole concept of ·mdlvklual 'responsibility. As Lebinan made clear In his exasperated remarks, It Is a herculean task to tlx ac;countablUty · anywhere 1n the defense estabUsll· ment. In the lntrtcatestlckywebsof paperwork. the principle of acColiil· tabWty Outters and expires. Responsibility gets dlfflised; finally It disappears. Everyone Is responsl· ble; theretore no pne Is responsible. It Is "the system." The computers • did It In addition to the Pentagon's own engulfing bureaucracy, Lehman and his brother secretaries must grapple with a congteSSl!inal bu· . · reaucracy that Is relatively as massive. Ten years ago a.secretary of the Na\>y ·reported to four subcommittees on Capitol Hill. war!teads---.--~_R_ob_er_t_~_alt_.::,.e_r.--s lng operational. "Our MX mlssUe and the Soviet Union's SS-18 and SS-19 mlssUes are destabUizing for 'both sides," he adds. "Battleships are an anachronism - and putting cruise missiles on them doesn't cbangethat." Uke many other politico-military experts, Gayler Is most outspoken on the subject of nuclear weapons. which he argues " have no sensible · mUltary use since their consequen· ces always recoU ten'lbly on the · Cayter Is member of a small 'but growing group of retired generals and adnilrals from all of the military services who have become outspoken critics of Prest· dent Reagan's mindless and ex- user." travagant military expansion, e!1Jleclally Its excessive reliance upon But whUe Gayler and others are nuclear weapons. ptesslng for bUateral "deep and "I believe In strong America .:_ continuing cuts In nuclear warpolitically, economically, psycho· heads and weapons-grade nuclear logically and mUltar11y." says material," the Reagan administraGayler, a former four-star admiral tiOn persists In promoting In arms who spent 46 years - hiS entire buildup of unprecedented adult life - In the navy before proportions. retlrtng In 19'(6. When Reagan ent~ the White Gayler's credent(llls as a patriot House, this country already had are Impeccable. From 1.969 to 1972, enough nucl~ar warheads not only he was the director of tbe National to annlbllate the entire population~ Security Agency, one of the federal the Soviet UniOn but also to government's two lll06t Important obliterate civilization tlu'oughout • Intelligence organizations. . the world. From )972 to 1976, he W<IS In '191!0, the federal government ccmmander in chief of aU U.S. spent S3 bUUon on the production~ amled forces In the Pacific, the nuclear warbe,a ds. That fl&ure has Senior leadership post In the largest Increased substantially In every mllltary command In the world. succeedllii year, wttli the president • Today,. he Is affillated with the seeking to spend S8 billion next year Amerlc1111 Committee on East-West . and $10 ~ In 19!10. Accor'd, a prestigious Washington· baled orpnlzatlon whose approxl· At that rate of procurement, mately «<l InVited members In· according to the Wuhlngton·bllled elude fanner secretaries of state Center ·.on Bud8et and Polley and clef- as well as other widely Priorities. thla country w'lll spend .n!Spected forelp policy and mU· rn blllloa uly tor the produciiQn 'ttary speclalllts. of Jllldear warheldl bltW- 11110 andJM. Tltole Wldllldl are t r ' , · Gayler II bluntly crttlcal !I( many ccmpolleuta of Reaaan'•· mllltary howe~er, wDaut buildup. The B-1 bOmber, he IIOtel, teml" - IIIIIPeapn's J*opusetl · has become obllolete before becom- 'IIJudal!l for next )'Ul' . . the . ••t.IWI -:lipprurrmc By BEN WALKER . contention. would be affected by OSHA's According to Rowland's financial · pi'Ojiosed standal'ds on oil and gas dlsclos!lre statement; he oWned . operations.. OSHA has announced stock .In tbe follOwing ·COmpanies · tliBt these.standards wUI be n'lodl· thai have ari ac.tual qr pcitentlat:: fled llec;"use !If Industry objection,'!: . 'Interest in; decisions made by his : . Termj!(io also has:.shfP!'ard .ojJera- · . agency ....; do:Cistons' which Rowland lions .that are subject' to OSH;\ Is. explicitly ;aiio~ to~. m;lke by regulations. · · · · . Do11QV:an' s waiver memorandum: .. . - Johns-Manville: Rowland has ...: Monsanto: .~wland owns at ·... another .$15,~ or more ··Iii thl$ · • leasi :$15,(0). worth ·o f stOck iii !his ., COil)iJ!l!IY. which has mlin:Ufac;iured · · ·comjlany ,. which .:!11anuf!icture5 . asoostoii. OSHA Is In the mtilst lit Its .. . ·lienzene·. and fonnaldehyde, both rule-making process· for asbestoS, . potential carcinogens. Rowland has ' and Its decisions on the risks denied a petition by the lJnlted Auto assoCiated with asbestos could have · Workers seeking t.o temporarily a major knpact on hiwsults against Ilrnlt .worli;ers' exposure to foiJTial· Johns-Manville. llehyde. Benzene standards . are - SqulbQ and Schertng-Piougll: under revtew by OSHA; some Rowland owns stock In these big manufacturers In which Rowland phannaceutlcal firms, which could owns stock haye opposed, tougber be affected by OSHA's laboratory standards for'·~ chemical. . safety standards. • -Exxon: ROwland owns at le<ist Rowland's appointment 111Ust $15,(01 worth of stock In the oU and still be cbntlrmi!d by the Senate. gas company, · which also uses The Labor Committee's top Demobenzene In its operations. crat, Sen. Edward Kennedy. IS - Tenneco: He owns at least planning to question Rowland and $15,(XX) worth of stock In this oU and other · Labor ·Department officials gas producer. Like Exxon, Tenneco about the waiver. president's unquestiOning acceptance of nuclear-<:apable weapons systems. · In .)9116 al~. he wants to spend $6.2 billion on the B-1 bomber, $4 billion on the MX mlssUe, $3.8 billion on the F-16 fighter, $2.5 bllUon on the .F-15 fighter, $2.9 bllUon on the Trldenl mlssUe, $2.8 · biWon on tbe Aegis cruiser, and$2.8 bllUon on • the SSN.Q!ft attack submarine. The president Insists that the • . nc••crt .. Soviets' propensl!Y for cheating · makes It dl~lt to fashion a new arms-control agreement, bu.t Gayler argues that "verification of nuclear arms agreements, to the extent required · for security, Is • feasible .and practical." Cessation of the nuclear arms race Is not only desirable but Imperative. The perpetuation of. current policies 'only Increases thl! per11 of global nuclear destruction, ' , Berry s World ' • .' AP Sports Writer . ·Once again, the ¢hlcago Cubs are riding the Sutcliffe & Sandberg express. " HI' reaUy looked . determined ~ fore the game," Cutis Manager .Jim Frey said after Sutclitte, laSt year's National League·Cy Young . winner, scattered e(ghl hits. and bl ~ted a .long home run Tuesday night to . lead Chicago (iast ·the · Pittsburgh Pll'ates iHJ. . Sa.ndherg, the NL's Mcist Valua· ble Player last season, was batting just .143 and had not driven home a · .nm this year before he homered In the fourth Inning. · .' Sutcliffe, 3-l, had won 16 straight regular-season games before lbslng .his last s~rt In Montreal. Suicllffe, . an· admitted "sore loser," dld not allow a Pt.rate ruMer past second )lase. . Sutcliffe touched off a two-run 'thltd Inning with a single agajnSt 'lVItke Bielecki, 1·1, .and then homered in ihe fourth. Two batters after Sutcliffe homered, Sandberg unloaded. ' ·. InotherNLgames,Montrealbeat ·Philadelphia 5-4 In 10 Innings, St. Louts trtnuned New York 8-3, . Hou~ton downed Clnclnna\1 6-4, ·Atlanta tripped san. Diego 4-2 and ,San Frai]Cisco nipped LOs Angeles "I , 2-1. Braves 4, Paolrul2 RlckMahler.thi'topwlnnerlnthe . major leagues, raised his record .to 4-{)by ,wlnnlng his fourths tart of the season. Mahler went the first seven tnritngs, allowing five hits, and Bru~Suttetf~hedupforhlsthlrd tor at. £lass cracked RBI singles In the first and third Innings and hlt hiS two-run homer In the fifth off loser · ·· John Stupar, 2·i. flouston rookie Ron Mathis won his first major-leligue game. €anllnals 8; Mels S Andy Van Slyke trtpled and 'doublecl.and Lonnie Smith singled twice and stole three . bases for tree-wheeling St. Louts:! ' The Cardinals . combined. eight hlts: seven walks, lhiee New Ytll'k eJTOrs and five stolen bases to \VIti· Kurt Kepshire. who entered the . ' Glanlll 2, Dodgers l What does Fernando Valenzuela game with a 15.63 earned run average, pitched si!Ven-plus Innings h<~ve to do to win? Valentueta has not allowed an to w1n hls first game 1n three ~run In 33'1nn1ngs this season. decisionS. Tom Golinan, l ·l, took yet. saw his record slide to 2·2 when the loss. · Expos ~. Phi)Ues 4 •San Francisco score!! twice Iii the Vance Law fouled off a couple of fifth on a two-nm eJTOr by Dodgers fuU-<:ount pitches, then tOokball fOur . shortstop Dave Anderson. It was Valenzuela's nlntb loss In fora walkwiththebaseslpadedand his last 10 decisions at Candlestick one o\lt In the bottom Of the 10th ·· Inning to force home Montreal's • Park. Mike Krukow, 2-1>, pitched well f<ir wtimlng run. Philadelphia reliever Charlie the Giants, sc<~ttertng seven hits Hudson, 0.2. gave up aleadori single while striking out 10. to Andre Da\\!son In the lOth and then Aslro8 II. Reds 4 Kevin Bass homered for !he struck out · Huble Brooks. But second slfa(ght game and also Hudson walked .the next three singled twice, drtvlnglnfourrunsat batters to lose the-gaine. tile Astrodome. Bass has two hQme · .Jeff Reardon, Hl, pitched three · runs. this season, matching his.·1.984 scoreless lmilpgs to get the Victory. . . save. · Dale Murphy. leading the majors · In home runs lind runs b<ltted ~. doUbled home an Atlanta run In !he first Inning. That brought his.RaJ · count to 221n 13 games this year. The loser, Mark Tbl!l'lllond, Is 0.2. ' . '.. ' scored on the lnlleld hit. Eariler that lnnnlng, durblg a pickoff attempt In whiCh tbe nmner appeared out WitS ruled sale by McSberry . .(!U' Laserpholo). ' Rozelle leaves decision up. to Kosar ·Brunansky's blast defeats Seattle; . :c leveland, New Y ark, Texas, .beaten ~~!~e~::~~a~~rn,;~~~~~ · i . ·Astros .batter Kevin BllllS. Reds ftrsl basem8li Cesar Cedeno was Charged. with an error as two nmne..S . LIVELY DISCUSSioN - Cincinnati RedS playermanager Pete Rose, silting out the starling lineup . against the Houston Aslros Tuesday nlgllt m· the Aslroclome, holcls a mUd discussion with umpire John Mc:Shen-y following a Collhion l!i first base Involving RedS Sll(!Ondbaseman Tom Foley, center, rear, and NEW YORK (AP) - National Miami in 1983. championship In 1983. CIPVeland Coach Marty Scholtenheimer said the Browns wer!' "pleased that our position has been upheld by the league. We' ve felt throughout that we've done the AND thlngs we need to do, but this Is not a time lor celebration. There are still things that need to beresolv~ and I frankly don't know at this point what' s going to happen." 113 SECOND AVE, The confusion began March 13 POMEROY when · Kosar announced he would obta in his d~ree this summer and CALL 992·3381. !:Urn pro rather than return for his 992-2342 thlrd season with the Hurricanes. whom he led to the national • . . In the Be;.me Kosar case: The By HERSCHEL Nl'>SENSON · kee '&.5 In 10 Innings and Oakland nine hits whlle pitching a complete decision. which covered 11 pages, is AP Sports Writer outslugged California 14·9. game. that It ls . Ko>M~r's decision. It's just Uke old times In the Royals7,BmeJays6 RedSol!'5, Yankees4 Rozelle gave ' Ko>M~r, the iop American League. Minnesota's Caudill relleved Doyle Alexander Dwight Evans (!rove In his second quarterback 1n University of Miami Torn Bnmansicy Is pi<tylnglongba.ll after seven Innings and . breezed run of the game with art llth·lnnlng history , the right' to decide whethl'r With Salomi' Baroja$ and the thrOugh the eighth but got In trouble single and Boston tookadvantageof he wants to play for the Cleveland . Toronto Blue Jays' bullperi Is lnthenlnthwhenJknSundbergand two of New York's four em>rS to Browns _ the team he says .he blowing late leads. · · , plnch·hltter Dane Iorg opeiled With seore two unearned runs In beating . prefers -or the Mlnnesot,a Vlldngs. · Brunansky has faced Barojas 14 singles and Willie WUson was lilt by the Yankees for the fourth straight Rozelle uphe.ld both the . trade He has seven hits, Including .a pitch. to load the bases.. . time.Marty Barrett Started the 11th between Mlnn~ota and the Houston runs and 11 RBis. Home Caudill storn'led from the mound with asingleof!NewYorkrelieface OUers~tgavetheVIklngsthefirst run./No. 5 was a two-rtm shot In the · when plate umpire Drew Coble Dave Righetti and Jackie Gutierrez crack ·Kosar In next Tuesday's Inning TUesday . night that awardedWUsonflrstbase. . S<~criflced . Wade Boggs then beat regul college draft as well as . started the Twlr)s to a 4·2 triumph "He·made an attempt to get hit out an Infield. single up the middle Clevela'Jjd's deal with the Buffalo over the Seattle Mariners. . .aJid not an attempt 10 get <;>ut of the and Evans' single to lett 'broke the [lUis that gave the Browns flr~tplck . "'~ere are certain ~ys you .Just way," CaudlU.sald. "That changed Ill'. . . ln a supplemental draft If one Is feel ~nfldent against, B~nansky . the . Whole perspective ,of the . OrioleS ll,l\allger!il .· neces>M~ry . . ··. . . . · . Kosar• .·who has two years ·of said. .E;ver.slncehe.w~sln<:hJ~ago : ,b;IJ1gm;ne. Ipstead:of bases)paded. . "st rm DaVIs rtcbed a threE, (Wlt!J thl' .Wl'ute Sox) I ve ha9 g!l!llt •. there's rini!.oilt With runnersatfjrsl . ': hltt~aniiRickn!.pgey,Da'ri Ford collelieellgi!:JiltY,;lefHiUI.has'saidhe.: .success aga(!lst hln). 1 don .1 IJUn!< and second." ''. ·· · · · .· d · Mil\ . y · horrtered for ·· lntl!nds to graduate ·tl\ls sw'!ll\'l!'r, · I've hit this well <~gatrnt any ·'one • 0111 · ·latet, George .B~t aBanl.ttm ·. ore~ Dao,;::,g.wbOenterect the wlllbeeligiblefbpu.:ftweeli'sdraft ·. pitcher." . doubledaU .~tunne~homefora game with .an .8.31 ean;ted run , ,If he not.lflesthe NFLb ... YThursday' Meanwhll~, Toronto tpok a 4-2 ..54 ~s . qry l~l!ll- ,.JoJ;"ge .()rta avera~. retire!! 1 !! baiters 111 a, 1'0\" f!PteHe ~ dea~pne -:;- · o~ he can -..c !e~dlntothellintb. lilnlilgcmly.(o~ then t,Wr:nef!'ll •..Qf!se~lng two '1'0> ':.. ~Jer tile Rang~rs.)!Jaded the b~scs-, .complet~ ..lils : s~udles . and \hen ' the 'J<ansafCity R<iyals sc.'Ore: flvl' .I'Q!Ito runs in·ll!e·bottorp oH~e.nl!lth • With llJ one out. In the !lrst tnning·~nd . · . announce tP.at he wMts toplay In ~e ·. ilmes o!Hellef ~Ul CaUdill and : agatnsFKansas City relief ace Dan . scored thelf only tUn.· ' : NFL. · · . ·· .· · · · · . ' make off wllh a 7-6 victory. · Quisenberry. In the first case, Minnesota could , "I ~ess I was right after aU when , 'flieni 4,Indlans 3 Whlle So,. 6, Brewers 5 drafl"htm. In the seconct case, he .Y said last week In Baltlmorl' tharlt Kirk GliJSol) had three hits, Pinch-hitter Oscar Gamble's would likely go to Cleveland, .which wouldn't be the last tkne;"' said Including a two'run bloop double to bases·loadecl'slngle capped a two- has made It no ~retltwould select Caudill, wbowas hlt hardonApr1113 snap a fltth·lnnJng tle, and Dait run rally against Milwaukee relll'f hkn If it gets.the chance. <Is the Orioles scoredslxtknes In the Petry, BIU ·Schener ' <1nd Wlllle . ace Rollle F1ngers In the bottom of Dr. John Gell'tka, a dentist and eighth lnn!Jig, rallying from a 7·2 Hernatidezcomblned toscatternlne . the loth Inning. After Mllwaukee friend of the family who has been deficit ior an 8-7 Victory. "It just hits as l)etrolt snapped·a two-g~e had gone ahead 54 In the top of the acting as .Kosar's agent. made It camealotqulckerthaniexpected." loslngstreak. Petrygaveupslxhlts lOth on Ted Siinmons' RBl single, ' C(ear which way the 20-year-old Elsewhere, Detroit nipped Cleve- 1n 6 2-31nnlngs. Hernandez relievei:l . flng~I'S took over from Bol:J quarterback was leaning. · land4·3,BostonedgedNewYorkS-4 Scherrer In the eighth for hls third McClure, who had retired all 10 "I still think he feels the same," In lllnnlngs. ilattimore sheliacked 'save. Loser Bert Blyleven yielded batters he faced. Geletka sal.d. "I think . he has a ,T!'xas Jl.J, Chicago shaded MUwau- · Cleveland preference." The Oilers said they were studying their legal options followIng Rozelle's declsloq. "It Is unlikely that any action will be taken until Minnesota has exhausted all effotis off. stride most of the night scored 17 ~ns on '!'/ hits In their Meigs VlNCENT - Warren's Don to convince Kos<~r to notify tile Ullman hurled a flve-hlt shutout as and allowed only two walkS against previous two games before running league.formally." theOilerssai(Iln a • the Warriors regained a tie for flrsl four strikeouts.. Rick Wise was the Into Ullman. statement. Meigs hosts Trimble !his evening place In a 5-0 win over Meigs here starter and loser for Meigs. He . Meanwhile, Mike Lynn, general received two and two-thirds Innings tn' trying to stay either tied or alone TUesday In TVC baseball action. of the VIkings. said he manager Both the Warriors and Maraud· of relief help from Rod Roush while on top of I be leaguer ace. Thursday. would try to convince Kosar to ·.,rs goto7·2ln tbeeastemdlvlslonof Todd Hysell came In to get the final Meigs goes to Southern for a ' declare himself eligible for the 'the TVC standings. Warren has lost out. The three combln€Q for slx non.Jeague tile. The Vlldngs' quart.e rregular draft. MeiJ<S ....................... ....... 000 ooo ()...() 5 2 ro Belpre and Meigs while Meigs strikeouts and five walks. Harrison . • War. Local .......... .. .........•.031 IJJl x- 5 5 I . back coach. Marc Trestman, filled Chris Kennedy. Rodd ·has lost to Warren and · Federal , Wlsll (LP~. Roush (4 ), Hytl-11 (61 and the same role when Kosar was ·at Hocking. There are four loop games Mike Chancey, James Acree and Gh,..n. Ullman tWPI and Ingram. ·remaining for both squads. Scott Gheen each slngied one time ~~~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;iiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiii!~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiri~ The curve-balling Ullman had for Meigs' hits. The Marauders had . l1 DOWNING-CHILDS MULLEN INSURANCE .:,. 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By BARRY WILNER AP Sports Writer In 1982, Dale Hunter scored the biggest soat 1n the hlstcizy of the QuebEc Nordlques. Tuesday night, In similar though not quite as dramatic fashion, Hunter duplicated the feat. Hunter took a pass from Michel Goulet, who scored three goals, and blasted a slapshot past goalie Steve Penney at 18: 36 of overtime to 1Ift Quebec to a wild 7-6 victory over Montreal Canadlens In the · third game of the Adams DIVIsion final. The win was the Nordlques' second In overtime In the best-of-seven Na tiona! Hockey League series an~ gave them a 2-1 lead over their archrlvals. lbe · "For now, at least, this Is the most impOrtant goal of my career," said Hunter: whose overtime tally In Game 5 of the bpen1ng I")WWd otthe 1982 playoffs allowed QuebEc to eliminate Montreal. ElSewhere Tuesday, Phlladel- . phla and Edmonton - the teams with the NHL's best records thts season - grabbed 3-0 leads In their series. The. Flyers beat the New York Islanders 5-3 and the Oilers nipped the Winnipeg Jets 5-4. Chicago took -a 2·1 lead over Minnesota with a 5-3 decision. All four series resljrne Thursday night. ' Black Hawks 5, Norih stars 3 The viSitors feU behind 2-0 when Dennis Maruk and Dtno Ciccarelli scored for Minnesota. But Bob Murray and Tom Lyslakconnected before the end of the first period, barrage by the Islanders In the second period. Pelle Lindbergh again was outstanding In goal for Philadelphia. Brian Propp scored the winning goal on a 2-on-0 break withNewYorkdunngaflve-mlnute power ·play and Ron Sutter had a ~ · goal and two assists. thenAISecordscoredtwlceln2: ~of the middle period to put the Black Hawks In charge. Secord snapped a 2·2 lie with 2:50 left ln the second periOd when he tOOk t.he, puck away from North Stars defenseman Craig Hartsburg and wrlsted a 20-footer between the legs of Minnesota goaltender Gilles Meloche. Then Denis Savard stole Flyen'5,Jalan4en 3 The VIsiting Flyers grabbed a 4·1 lead but had to withstand a 27-shot. Cavaliers defeat Celtics, 105-98 RICHFIELD, Ohio (AP) - The Cleveland Cavaliers would prefer to think that World B. Free's32 points, John Bagley's 15 assiSts and. Roy Hinson's nine rebounds were the critical items in their 1o;.~ playoff victory over the poston Celt!cs. · They'd prefer not to talk a bout Larry Bird, who spent Tuesday night In a hotel room Instead of on the basketball court. "We played them two tough games In Boston when they had Larry Bird, and we should haVI'won at least one of them," Free said . . " When you take a guy like Kareem · (Abdul-Jabbar) off the Lakers, they'restill a great team." Bird. however, had scored 70 IX{lnts in the Celtics' two close victories over the Cavaliers In Boston before resting Tuesday because of a persistent problem with bursitis and bone chips ln his right elbow. The loss cut Boston's lead over Cleveland to 2-1 In .the besCof-five first round of the National Basket· ball Association playoffs. Cleveland hosts Game 4 on Thursday. Bird previoUsly had missed only one playoff game in six years, and he played in · of Boston's 82 r'egular-season games this y('ar. But his absence created more of a, . strategic problem for the Cavallers · than It dl!l for Celttcs' Coach K.C. Jfipes. whO simply 'tnser)ed · SCott . We(lman into the ' offensive plays designed for Bird. Wedman responded ·with 30 pOints; lnclqdlng 12 In the fourth · quarter, be(ore be fqtd_ed O!lt with . .just over <i minute-to 'play. · :· · , · • ···I did all right, but we lost/' he s;;ld. "I'm not Larry Bird." ·. Cleveland had lost 17 straight games to Bpston dating back to January 1983, Including playoff losses last week by scores of 126-123 Thursday and 1~106 Saturday. But they took the lead at 4-2 Tuesday.onRoyHinson'sbaskettwo [nlnutes Into the game and never g<!ve it up, a lthough Boston pulled within one point a\ 58-57 early in the · third quart.?r and was within two points four d!Uerent times In · the fOUrth quarter. . ' • ' so· '· . :.". . ·.. · The Cavailers led 76-66 entering the final period, but Wedmanscored four of the Celllcs' eight straight points to cut the deficit to 76-74. ·Mel Turpin a nd Lonnie Shelton, however, hit consecutive jumpers for Cleveland to stall that threat. With less than five minutes to play, two Wedman hoops and a Robert Parish basket each brought the Celtics ba~k within two, a taB-If>, 90-88 and 92-90. But each time, Cleveland responded with basketS· one each bY'Phil Hubbard, Free and Hinson. Hinson's basket gave Cleveland a 94-90 . advantage, and Hubbard followed that with a toughlayupwith two minutes to play to make it 96-00. Boston got no closer th~p~ four the rest of the way. Kevin McHale finished with 21 points and 11 rebounds for Boston. Parish scored 19. ~lnson had 21 points and Hubbard scored 15 for Cleveland, which shot 51 !if'rcent from the field, to 43 percenttor Boston. · Leaders 4MEIUCAN IEAGVE BATI1NG j~ 111 be ts)-F'ranco. ~fL land. .e2: &rnazanl, Cleveland .440: HaiTah, TPltB.!i, .400; Whltakw, Dl>tmU. .8 : fbrltoo. Ch!ca,llO. .:1!2. RuNS-M.DaVIs, Oak land. 16; Murpey, Oe.klaru:l, u : RICe', Boston. 13: Cow('ftJ, St-ank>. 12; Franl'O, Ck_oo..oeiiWld. 12: PIMUs, CAlifornia, 12. . . . ' . RRI'""":M,Q.aV151, !Jok lol,n~ , 16: C . 'l'hfl~· - St>att~. l~: Armas, Bolton. t:J: · • ' .· J)l'Cinl'l'l; C~lfornla, 13: · Pn"Sitoy: ~Uie. · t:l. . . HiTs-Pudlttt. Ml.nnetO!a, ~ CoDIIlll, Dakland. 19; CowenB,.SPIIftle, 19: Franco, C'kwland. 19: • art> Uedwlth 18. OOUBLES-Orta, r Kan11a11 c'hy. .ti; }~. Dl1l'Oit , 5; Mallin~ . Ntw York,~: 11 are- tAec1 wllb.4 . ..••. ·, TillPw-'--Wu.<n. ' ilanu• .~ • City. ·. t · : r. .w&tker, Chlcail:o. 2; ·ortrfc.y. Nf>'A· . · : York: 'Z : ? .Bradley. Seattle>, 'Z : Ptflls, ,• CalifOrnia. 2: Pl.ICkt'fl , Mlni'\HO!a, :2. HOME RUNS-G.Thoma.,, Sl>aHk.>. 6; M.lla\U., Oaklan d. 6: Prt'511")'. ~attlf'. 6: AITI'IIlS. Bostm . .J: BalbOni, Kan.\18 Ory , 4: Brunansky, Mln""""a, 4; Sctlrtlfdl.'r. MllwaukA>. 4. STOLEN BASES-Collin!!. Oakland 10: Pl't!l~. Callfomla. 7: Gtiffb'l, I Ookland. t: 5 al'(' 11m wl1 tl 3. P11l1iJNG t2dl'ciSIOM I- 11 arr tkdwlttl •) .000. • STRIKIDln'S-Mon1s. OPtrolt. 25: ~·x.­ ander. Toronto. 3J: lloo!lh. Tf'xuli, 19:. Boyd, Boston, 18: ncmms, Bollton. 17. SAVES-J.Hawt'll. Oakland,!!: RIWM'Hl. NN• York. <I; Waddell, Ck>\•rland. 4: twrnandC't. Detroit. J: Nunrz. S.at11e, 3. EHS's reserves roll over Sauthern, 12-0 EAST MEIGS - A big nine-run second Inning broke open a score.less deadlock here Tueseday after· noon as the Eastern reserves rolled to a 12-0 triumph over the Southern Tornado reserves here at Eastern High School. ·, Earlier last week Soutlfem . · handed Eastern its only loss, but the young Easterners came back with'a much improved effort to push Its record to 3-1 overall. Southern Is now I 2-2. Brent Norton and Bryan Durst .p aced the Eastern attack with three singles each, while Jeff Johnson, ifeff (aldwell and Mark Griffin slugged two singles each. Brent Bissell and Steve Horner added singles, and J<yle Davts walked twice. Eastern plated nine runs in the second frame on walks to Grtffln and Davis, Brent Norton laid downa bunt single, Karl Smith wal)(ed, Jeff Johilson singled, Jeff Caldwell singled and Bryan Durst smacked a two-RBl double. Bient Norton capped the scoring with another RBI single, the score 9-0. Southern settl!!(! down behlpd the relief pitching of Eric MU!iron to allow just three more runs for a 12-0 EHS win. Kenny Turley was the Southern starter. SHS pitching gave up 14 hits, five walks and had four strikeouts. , Brent BlsseU went thedtstancefor Eastern to pick up the win. Bissell gave up seven hits, Issued three walks and fanned six enroute to the wtn. Southern ·hitters were Bai-ry McCoy with two singles, Bill Hupp a double, Eric Milliron a single, Ml)<e WoiJford a single, JeffHoltzaslngle and Kenny Turley a single. Eastern's varsity hosts Hannan Trace In an tmportantSVAC contest IDnight, while Southern travels to Kyger Creek. $PEC/Al OF THE WE£1< \ BA~B- t S1.09 WITH FliES"'" 1.59 E l ADOLPH'S DAllY VALLEY · "At ttht Ellll of the Pomeroy •soil lritlgt POMEIOY, oM. PH.9t2·2556 o••••~+OO ,.,...._ ' """"""' Nile - Aprit!J,M ~Hair Arts . Edmonton beat Winnipeg for tti~ ninth · sucCessive time in playoff action as Mark Messier had three assists and Glenn Anderson added a goal a nd two assists. Wayne Gretzky scored the game-winner at · 6: 13 of the third period when !)e got behind defenseman Randy Carlyle, skated In on goalie Brian Hayward and, after faking a shot, slid home a backhander. . Defenseman Dave Babych, who also had two assists, tied t-he·score with only 15 seconds remaining in the second period on a wrist s hot which was misplayed by goalie Grant Fuhr. ' , "I gave up a bad one in the second period and I had to come out in t ~e third and make a few good saves fat, the guys because I knew the guy.s would come t hrough and get me 'a goal," said Fuhr. • Networlt VIdeo ... ........... ,..................... ILl No.2 ................................ , .. .............. 1117 Cbapman-Shoel ....................... .......... . 106 ~= ~ulo Pa ~s .................. .. IOI ~:r~,.. ·:::~ ·e;;;;;·ii!i; ·t;;~i;: Belzlng 437. Team """"' - Rick Simpkins d '1'\Jmpil<e Fml 51~ Chapman Sboest!ll: Whaley'• Used A-uto Parts 4188. I'lL ................ , ... ,, .. , ,.. , 1:1l OFF THE ~K - Cleveland lndltDtS' second baselnan Tony Bemazard lu~ges for an errant throw from catcher Jerry WIDard as Detroit Tigers'. Walks help M~rauderettes defeat Lady Warriors, 12~4 . VINCENT - Thirteen ,walks Newman. Hatfield was corning off a opened up the door for the Meigs no-hit 15-0 win over Alexan<jer Maraucterettes to score 12 runs on Monday. The Marauderette mound only three hits here Tuesday in ace fanned eight a nd walked two. Meigs' 12-4 win over the Lady_ Mtiacle, Warren's pitcher, fanned . Warriors. two and gave up 13 free pa~. · Meigs' Baf b Hatfield entered.the ' Meigs, which had bull! a 12•11ead · final Inning With -a · no-hltt~r . but · 'by tl\e biit!om of the iseVent!J; tipped' alloweda s harp 's!nglebyWarrim's .._Its · recoFd -·to 12-1 overall and "". ""' .... 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Wahama primed its scoring Wickline, Dan Wolfe and Sean machine In the first Inning with the Grueser. aid of several free passes and an Mike Wolfe had a double and agresslve effort at the plate. single for Wahama, Hysell a double Starting pitcher Jay Bostick, who and single, Matt Thompson a double was tagged with the loss, walked the and singles each by Todd Gress, first two batters, then hit a third with Troy Tucker, Dawson, .Tewell a nd no out. Bostick then buckled down to Mitchell Roush. strike out the next two batters In On the mound Bostick walked ten, succession, before serving up hits to allowed ten hits, hit one batter and Matt Dawson and Matt Jewell, the fanned six . Thompson, Long and scoreJ-0. VJolfe combined for fourteen striWahama plated three more runs keouts, allowed just four hits and dld In the third and added two In the not walk a single batter, one key to third and fifth Innings, before finally their success. 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Jodi Miller had a triple while a ~Ingle each by Jodi Harrison and Hatfield were the only safeties the Meigs lasses could muster. COacli Jon Arnott'$ crew retul'ltS ·home tonight with Trimble .w!i!ie hlttlng· ihe road again Thursday ar Southern. · · ECTIVE THRU SAT., APRIL 27, 19$5 .. ...................... .. .. 126 Valu ............. ..... .......... U7 ... ......... ................ 1119 Parts .. ..... ... .......... 104 ' . '""'"""'""" "" 103 ~~( ""'" "'"' "'" ' " '"" ' " 102 733 Third Ave nue. New York , New York 10017 . speedster Kirk Glb8on (23) swipes second for the second time Tuesday,llds time In the fourth Inning of their American League game In ~eland stadium. (AP Laserphoto). POMEROY, OH. April 8, 1181 soc lation, Natlonal Adverllslng Representall vt>, Branha m Newspa per Sa les, ., 298 SECOND ST. IIIIJioe'-a Membt"r: T he Associalrd Prf'ss, In· la nd Dally Prt:'Ss Assoctallon apd the American Newspape-r Publis hers As · ' · ~Nile- . 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It's estimated that about 13l!,IXKJ Ame.rlcans wUI develop colorectal cancer tn 1985, and that -Terrie Starcher liO,IXKl will die or it. QUESTION: Why is co)orectal · cancer sometimes called the " neglected cancer?" ANSWER: In general, people feel helpless to .control cancer of the Starcher bas been selected council. She has bei!n In 4-IJ for or ~ectum . They think that · colon -~~b~alte and Lisa Henderson ·as seven years, Is a member of the to Buckeye Girls State at Chester Bow IJunters, and a Aslwtd CoUege, June 22-29. Both CandystrlperatVeteransMemortal are juniors at Eastern IJigh School. Hospital. , Co-sponsor with the American Lisa, dal!ghter of IJarold and Cancer, one Of the most feared LeglonAuxUI$ryofFeeney-Bennett WUma IJender~n, Route 1, Guysdiseases, wUI attack one of three Post 12815. the PzeceptorBeta Beta vUie, Is a meJ11ber of the yearbook penple tn the U.S. In a lifetime. ChapterofBetaSJgmaPhiSororlty. staff, junior class secretacy, on the Changes In the American diet can Terrie Is the daughter of Roger and newspaper staff, and on student reduce cancer deaths by at least 35 ' Jackie Stiircher Route 1, Racine, COUJ)CII. Shelsalsoasevenyear4-H percent, according to conservative and Is an ait~rnate on student • club member. · estbnates from the American Cancer Society. Including more onioll5 In the diet may be one of the most bnportant dietary adjustments Americans can make. Prellmlnacy research has shown that onions have the Ohio V:aUey Christian School Is. 446-0374 or by coming by the school ability to prevent cancer In Its now ·accepting kindergarten regis· office located In First Baptist Initial stages. tratlons for 1985-86. Registration Church at Third and Locust In This reveiMion was discovered will f!!maln open untO the clas5 Is . GaUlpolls. whUe tests were In progress to show ~registration Is also open for tuU. • • the Impact of environment and OVCS offers a tun-day kinder· grades otte-12 at OVCS. The lifestyle In developing cancer, garten program w)llch teaches eleinentary school features the according to Dr. Michael' Wargochildren to read through the A·,Beka Book Christian School vlch. Ph.D., ot the M.D. Anderson phopetlc approach. It also Included curriculum used In approximately IJospltal and Tumor Institute In teaching· In numbers, science, · 10,1XKJ scliools. This curriculum IJouston. music,. and art. A prove! program effectively lntregrates academic Wargovlch explained that sevexcellence with Biblical principles. eral different stages are Involved ·In for eight years. This same Integration of acade- the development ot . cancer. The Chlldren should be five years old ·by Sept. :II and their parents should mies and Bible Is carried on first event whlc h ocC\Jrs Is the bring ·their birth. certificates and through the high SChoo\ both.ln the Immunization nicords. AppUcatiOP . college prepatatocy courses aJI!IIn ·tnroiml!t\on can be obtained by the geJinoal dlplomll courses: •Call · Of; Fred· WWiama at ~.4 fopnore I /. Girls State delegate, ter.nate announced by groups Evecyone over age 40 should once colorectal cancer Is diag- cancer require a permanent colos· nosed. th~ disease Is already well tomy. Survival after five years for have an annual rectal exam by a advanced. They also believe thar persons with coloreclal cancer physician. People over 50 shOUld they have only a short time to Uve diagnosed in Its early stages is have a test In which a tube with a light on Its end - a sigmoidoscope · · and that they'll have to have a around 77 percent. One of the most common symp- - Is l!lserted Into the large bowl to permanent · colostomy (a fiXed opening of the colon ·Into the outer toms or colorectal cancer Is blood In examine the 'tntestlne. the stool, frequently Invisible to the QUESTION: ShOUld I take afiy abdominal wall). eye. tor persons 50 or over who extra precaution because a relative Because of. this sense of hopeless' no signs of colorectal cancer show had this kind of cancer? ness, people often neglect to take (fecal blood, cramping, abdominal ANSWER: J1 there Is a hlstocy of steps to have colorectal cancer weight loss and change .In pain, colorectal cancer In your famUy. diagnosed In Its early stages . QUESTION: How can colorectal bowel habits, tor example), the you should see your doctor for the American Cancer Society recom- appropriate tests more often than cancer be prevented? ANSWER: Unfortunately, there mends a stool blood test evecy year. the guidelines ot the American . Checking for hidden blood In the Cancer Society recommend. . Is no sure way to guard against Evecyorie, however, should realcolorectal cancer, but people who stool Is easUy done using a special are diagnosed In the beginning or ldt readily obtainable from your Ize the importance of regular the disease have .;· much greater doctor or pharmacy. The ldt examinations tor colorectal cancer. chance of survival than those who Includes several cardboard pieces Don't neglect to check for this with filters In the center, on which disease - remember nearly !II av6td regular checkuj:ls. When colorectal cancer Is de' fecal matter Is wiped. Several percent of the patients whose tected early , only about 15 percent samples (obtained over three or · disease Is diagnosed early can be or the patients with rectal cancer . four days) are sent to your treaied successfully . and vecy few or those with colon physician to test. Onions may stop some forms .of cancer ... Q)VCS plans registration fur kindergarten session OlD VIRGINIA PoiK SAUSAGE . ~;,~ 99C RED GRAPES 1 .99( ... "• , .• ''initiation stage'' where an interac- lions where a lower Incidence of cancer. They're determining now tion occurs with a normal cell. certain cancers exist, the diet that !ll percent of cancers are "Onion and garlic oils actually usually Includes more fruits and col'lrlbuted to lifestyle." ·•• A new laboratory Is being Inhibit that Interaction. Compo- vegetables. The decision to do a ' nents In onions block some of the more concentrated Investigation constructed at the M.D. Anderson,, enzymes necessary to convert a specifically on the onion and garlic Tum01;· lnstltu te.. to study this carcinogen (cancer-causing sub- · family resulted partially from a. · new-round information about diet , sta nce ) Into a dangerous study Dr. Sydney Belman con- and cancer, and speclflcaUy the ::: chemical. " dueled at the Institute of Environ- · special characteristics of onion and He said It has been determined mental Medicine In Tuxedo, N.Y . garlic. ;l that. "Sulfur Is very Important In the In Belman's tests, a carcinogen Since Wargovtch's findings on • detoxification of carcinogens. On· was placed on tile outer layer or onions are conclusive on a short· Ions coQtaln some of the richest sldn of mice, followed by an term level, he iS now working concentrations of organic suH!des. application of onion or garlic oils. toward more long-term tests which The component In onions Is "Commercial onion and garUc oils should provide even more excttlng: propylsuH!de." . Inhibited the dangerous cell results. He will present more This ongoing research Is being growth," he stressed, adding, detailed Information on his studies conducted at the M.D. Anderson · "there's a lot of Interest In the · In May to the American Association Hospital and Tumor Institute as a benefits of onions and garlic. " of Cancer Research. · Wargovlch further Isolated the result of studies In which Wargovlch was Involved over a four-year chemicals in onions and garlic period In Toronto at the Ludwig which were responsible for the Institute for Cancer Research . At Inhibited growth. the Institute, researchers were "There's a new emphasis toward studying the Impact or lifestyles on prevention" In cancer studJes, he stressed. "We are·studying how you cancers. OJ! JACKSON PII<E • RT. J& wtST It was discove~ed that In popula· can alter your diet and prevent Phone 446-4524 IONEIISS lOSTON . FOODIAIII . . 1601.$1' . 3 . . 4199 UIIS • ARMOUR BUCKET STEAKS oz.$139 ~~· 11.$219 CAN ~---f' •ASSORTED ·. ~NiiliDAJ' •DECORA'I'ED Scot ·Towelt: . I i ( -Metes County Will be· held Chapter Frlday' at 1: :II p.m. at Racine OES 157 wUI have friendship United Methodist Church. :Plannight, Wednesday, 7::11 p.m. ning session for May Fellowship Potluck follows the meeting. to be held Friday, May 3, at Grand visitation wUI be May 15. . Racine Methodist Church. AU OES members Invited to attend. POMEROY - 1W1N .CITY Shrlnettes wUl meet at7::1l·p .m. '• POMEROY William Friday at the Three-In-One Ammer of the Grand Command· Restaurant. ecy of Ohio wUl visit Ohio Valley · Commandery No. 24. 7::11 p.m., COLuMBIA -The Columbia IWedriesday. Members ·are Chapel Christian Church Is In urged to attend and bring revival through Friday; 7: :II .f unlforms. Refreshments wUI be each evening. Bob Purtell Is.the ~~rved. speaker. Eugene Unde~. '1 • pastor, Invites the publiC to •: ; LONG BCYITQM - Eastern '. attend. .• Local School District Superln- \ --· POMEORY - Spring Carnl· ' •tendent Richard RohertswU talk ; on the upcoming leVy at a val 2 to 6 p.m. Frtday at the ; meeting to be held Wednesday Bradbucy School. There,wUI be · high~ at 7:30 p.m •. at the Long games, a countcy store, cake Bottom Community BuDding. walk, fish pond, bazaar tables with food and bevePages and ..: 'DIUBSDAY other attractions; public tnvtied. • POMEROY - The Meigs County Women of the Churches SATURDAY of Christ meet Thursday, 7:ll POMEROY - Izaak Walton p.m., Middleport Church of . Club will hold a tree planting Christ. work session Saturday at 1 p.m.; aU members needed to help. POMEROY - The Salvation Army, 115 Butternut Ave., HARTFORD - A hymn sing PomeroY, will hold a free will be held at 7: 30 p.m. clothing day Thursday from 10 Saturday at the Church of Christ a.m. to noon. All area residents In Christian Union at Hartford, . In need of clothing are welcome. · W.Va., with Sudden Life Five as · guest singers. ROCK SPRINGS - Better Health Club, meets 1:15. p.m. P-'"Tellcher coafereaces · Thursday at hOme of VIolet Parent -teacher · conferences IJysell. Lenora Leifheit wtU wUI be held In the Southern Local ~ , present the program and PhyUis School District schools Satur·· Skinner, the contests. day, as a makeup day for those lost during Inclement weather. DORCAS -Support group for Students will not attend persons with long term lllnes8es classes. Hours of the conferen· meets 7 p.m. 'lbursday at the ces are from 8:15 a .m. to 3: 15 Dorcas United Methodist p.m. In each of the district buUdlnp. ·Church. P~ts wUl have an opportun- · . RACINE - Southern Local lty to dllclllli with teachers the/ OAPSE Chapter 453 meets 7: ll student'i strengths and wea·. p.m. Thursday at thehlah8Ch001 knesses In school work; learn In Racine with eteotlon· of abOut the achool's currclcyJum. Parenta are to ll!lld In requests officers to be held. for contermce times. POMEROY Riverview Garden Club meets 8 p.m. ReYtval un' POMEORY - Revival servl· Thursday at the home of Mn.. Walter Brown. Mrs. Ronald ces are imdelway at Whites OSborne wUl do a slide p.-ta- Chapel 8lld will continue . tllnJuab.. Sunday, 7 p.m each . tton tor the even~~~a. Tile Rev. Arm& 11 11111DAY t~Htr l!vaJqfelllt. Tilt! public ts ' -t MASoN ..-. Mason CUIED '. BEEF STEW 24 ,.Catendat: j _hq.ppe'!ings ROLL ROAST POR.K &. IEAII(S · , TRAil BlAZER DOG FOOD .25 11.$3'99 . .• ' . > • •' .. ' • •• •'t J •We r- The Right To Umlt Ouontltte: , ·' '•Prlce1 Effective Thru Saturdav. April 2711 1986 •UIDA Food lt11mp1 Cllldy ~~ •Not Rnponllble For Typogl'lllh~l ~rror 1 •r w., procram. · RACINE - Plallllln& seuton nws tn\ltted to atlelld. ~ for-OIIII'CII . \ \ INDUCI'ED TO HONOR SOCIEI'Y - Eleven Southern lfllh School students were Inducted Into the National Honor ~ In ce.remonles Friday aflemoon. Inducted Into the organization were left to ri&ht, froot, Jeresa Slnder, Jodie Harris, Paula Winebrenner, second roW, Kencla Rizer, KeUy Rizer, Melissa lhle, and Dixie Dugan, and third row, Kelley Gmeser, Todd Adams, Ryan OUver, and Sean Wl-tEN 11-tE suN doN'T sl-tiNE, you sTill CAN! TAN YEAR 'RouNd! Gmeser. S FASHION COLOR DRE S SHOE SALE THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY ' 2 0°/o OFF ............. Now there's no exeuse not to keep your tan throuahout the year! Our methods are safer than the sun and take one-fourth the time it takes at the beach ... without painful bums . Tovpo, Groy, ' N.,y, Ref, ....... Mill. IWhlte &loot110t .......I , SPECIAL lntrOtluctory Offer S2J' 75 FOI IOviSin $5 SO Pfl VISIT Sun and Sand Tanning Salon . INCLUDING: '· . CONNIE, FOOTWORK, CANDIES, 9 WEST. GLORIA VANDER~ILT, NATURALIZER . CHAPMAN SHOES NIXT TO ELIERFELDS IN POMEROY ., • ° •We offer a full line of Ultimate Tanni"g products. ' . •We open at 7:30 each morning. LOUTID AT 1HI HIAI QUAITEIS •aun SHoP FOREST RUN ROAD .. . • 94J2-6311 OPEN 8 DAYS A WEEK AND EVENING HOURS CALL ENT OR IN �I ·~ . . N.A. ·graduates • .• -. ':!!!! ~ l Many senior citizens are finding new enrichments In tlleir Uves by sharing their wisdom, love jUid care With a mentally handicapped or developmentally disabled child; The Foster Grandparent Program gives persons 00 years of age and older tlle opportunity to become active contributing members of the. community plus gain a sense of pride and dignity by sharing their valuable skills they have acquired through life. . Fo5tergrandparents volunteer:a:J hours a week In day care centers, residential facilities, · pre-schpOis, headstart programs and schools. They help the handicapped children on a one to one basis with recreational activities, develop rrn· tor skillS; personal hygiene, social and educational skills. "The relationship helps fill the chllp's needs for developing secur· lty, friendship and support with Individual loving attention, plus the senior citizen has the opportunity to enrich their own lives,'' said Dei! Roskuski, the program's Commun· lty Awareness Recruitment Coordl· nator lor the Department of Mental. Retardation and Developmental new EMERGNECY - Dol Neutzlbig, R.N., of the Holzer Medical Center emergency department, discusses bead Injuries with Dr. Sam ~vert. Levert will present a ses9lon on the subject to nurses, Emergency Medical Technicians and paramedics Tuesday, 4 p.m. at HMC. , -. Harrisonville area happenings Alkire and Mr. and Mrs. James HeWitt, all o! Coiumbus. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Atkins and sons of W~slitngton spent a week with Mrs. l)tella Atkins and Miss Ruby Diehl. Mr. and Mrs, K. C. Welsh returned to F1ortda after spending a few days With Mr. and Mrs. DareD Napper and son and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Doug Bishop spent weekend With his mother; Mrs. June .Hayton In Catlettsburg, Ky. Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Siepte who spent the Winter In Floridaz visited Mrs. Frances Young recently and went on to their home in Wilmington. Recent Sunaay visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Alkire were Ray Nine residents of the Gauta , Meigs and Jackson cOunty areas recently received certificates from tlle Nursing Assistant Training program of1ered through the Adult Education Department of Buckeye Huts Career Center and the Gallla· Jackson·VInton Joint Vocatlonai Sclxlol District. By successfully completing a 240-hour Nursing Assistant Train· lng program, these graduates are trained to be empoyed. In area .ii1spltals, .clinics, nursing homes • and doctors' offices. A major component of the;r studies Included field experiences. These experiences consist of obser· vatlon, tours and clinical work at varl!lus local and area medical and nursing facilities. Maqy residents of the· local area have obtained employment as a result of their training In thls COUI'!Ie. Those Interested In this type • .pJ training contact the Adult ~'Ji!'lucatton Department during Fall ;-..ton Registration Beginning In :~tember, 1985. -~~. . .... l ogy at Louisiana Sta te University Affiliated Hospitals, Cha rity Hospi· tal of Louisiana. Following hls presentation, a period for discussion a nd a question and answer session wUI take place. These monthly sessions are a joint effort of the hospital and clinic to provide the most up-to-date information on a number of pertJnent topics, fea turlng physicians specializing In these areas as speakers. P~ysicians and nursing person· net from Gatlla, Me igs, Athens, Jackson and Mason Counties are Invited. Anyone wanting additional infor· matlon on the program should contact Mary Harrison, R.N., the staff development department of HMC by calling 416-5246 or 446-5311 . ·Layette showers Disabilities. . i "The program provides a ~45 per hour stipdent, which Is tax·lri!e, travel reimbursement, a free m~al at the volunteer site each day,lan aMual physical eKanUnationan<f 40 ho~ o! ~aining,'' Rol;kuskl said. The Foster Grandparent Program is currently seeking 10 senior citizens fo becom~ voiuhteers and whQ would like to give a ill o! "Tender Loving Care." If you know of anyone who would !Ike to bene!lt from this program, please <;ontact Sylvia Day, Buckeye Community Services,J;>.O. BoK 245, Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 or 6141446- • gtven ' ' Wednesday, April 24, 1986 Pomeroy-Middleport; Ohio : 'The Daily Santinei-PIIQe-9 Foster grandparent~ .i being sought in area ~· Head injuries topic ·of emergency class . · The fourth In a series of monthly .. pi'Qgrams presented by the Emer· gency Medicine Department ot Holzer Gllnlc and. Holzer Medica I Center will be held on Tuesday, Apr1) ~.at 4 p.m. In tbe Physicians Lounge. The topic to be presented Is "Head Trauma and Coma." Making the presentation wUI be Dr. Sam Levert, from the ~rt · ment of Internal Medicine, special· !zing In neurology. · 1 • Levert joined the clinic and the ~pltal $tatfs In January, ·1984, •~lng from Baton Rouge, La., .;~he was associated with !be •. -lfaton Rouge Neurological and , •· .r-/eurosurglcal Associates. ·~ '·A graduate of Loulsl'l!la. State · tJntverslty School of Medicine In : New Orleans, he Interned and ·cQinpleted his residency In Neurol· 24, 1986 Wednesday, '!iege-8:-The Daily Sentinel. Two layette showers were held recently honoring Marla Grimes. The first was held on March 25 at thehomeofErnmaCJatworlhywlth Clnda Harris, Judy CrookS, and Twlla Childs as hostesses. ·Others attending were Bobble Archer, Donna Carr, Sheila Harris, Char· lotte WUUord; Kim WUUord, Eva King, Melanie Dillard, Emma Clatworthy, Kathy First, Lynn Bookman, Becky Kloes, Jennie Ashley, an~ ~y Radekln. A second shower was held on March 26 at tlle Meigs Junior High SchoolwlthStephanleAshandVickl Hughes as hostesses. Atendlng that shower were Kelly lambert, Gay Perrin, Carmen Manuel, Jeannie Bowen, Vlkki Bumpass, Kim Adkins, Cheryl Norris, Debbie Scott, SuzaMe Weaver, Kenda WUI!arns, Linda Lear, Carla Saelens, Emalene Pratt, and Joan Tewksbary . I Recent visitors of Mr. ~nd Mrs . Mrs. Fay Sauer rA Middleport Frank Blse were Mrs . Jeff Foster Rd . visited recently wltb Mn. ·and family of Belpre, Mr. and Mrs. Gladys Williams and Mr. and Mn. Eddie Bigley and family, and Mr . Lyle Baldferson. • and Mrs. Fred Blse and daughter, · Mr . and Mrs . Wllllam 1bomas all local. a nd · famUy of sprtnglleld were Mrs. Nell WUson has returned weekend visitors o! Mr. and Mis. home after a vacation trip to Walter Brown. Mr. ~nd Mrs. Ernest Whitehead Florida, visiting with Mr. and Mrs . CharlesCongroveandMr.andMrs. · spent a lew days With Mrs. Je~ Robert Sims. Frydman and Sarah a,t Hyial!(l Mr. and Mrs. Foster Niday have Park, Ill. returned home after s pending the ~ Mrs. L. Balderson wl!lter at Florida. ' Reedsville personal :,happenings NOTICE: Last Week To Pia 7109. Hubbard's Gree..''iouse NOW OPEN FOR . SPRING SEASON j I • Complete line of vegetable &'bed· dine plants. ha!'line baskets. potiBd plants - blooming &foli· age, shrubbery, rose bushes, azaleas & Rhododendrons. OPEN DAILY 9 to 5 SUNDAY I to 5 ·' COPY RIGHT 1985 · ' THE KROGER,,· CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SU NDAY, APRIL 21, THROUGH ·• SATURDAY. ,APRIL 27, 1985, IN GAlliPOliS & P'OMfROY !H() STO!I(S • • WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT ' OUANTITIE$ , ·NONE SOLO TO ' DEALERS. PH.992-5776 ' . / • -- SALE ENDS SATURDAY • /"" /!' "'. / .,. !,, .,. w - ' -• ;- D ........ ~ ·:- ..... ~ ..-·. ' ' .• ' ' ~ :"." ·"' .- .. ._;·~·.v.· ~· •- -'-'. · . • -· ' . ··~ 2/BBC .A91 AIIOrtecl 8·10' Shade Trees Ideal shade trees turns yards into restful cob I oasis. Assorted varieties. 2 . 120ur , Qur 'lf$1 ~~ur FOR 7.95 Ea. Quality Patented·11oM Bulh . # 1 grade patented rose b4!h in assorted varieties and colors. Save. 1 Anorttd Bedding Plants Choice of marigolds, tomatoes _ and more. 3-4 plants . per pk. . . • .. ' •. ADVERTISED rTIM POLICY • .. .' - . .:- - ': ·-:.' · • •• .... -·-,_·...... ~· . -.· . , : :;:· .• ' :~·, -. of ma.nuf.,cturer. If you, 1l re·ndr sat!Sfl"ect. K fOtJ er w1tt r-er.!ace .vour ilet'n w_ith the : , .. same bra nd or a comparable brand or refun d yow purchase price. Sl/2" FLOWERING $499 ~; MUMS •• EACH . FIRST OF THE SEASON ,_ .. Yellow Sweet Corn • :: I ... Ear • ~1 • " TOTAL.SATISFACTIO~ GUA~ANTI~ Everv1h1ng you Duy ar Krog er 15 guarantel'!d for your total sat1sfact1on regirdletl' .... , advertised ,item; we Will oHer you your choice oi a comparable item, when available, reflecting the same savings or a raincheck which will entitle you to purchase the advertised item at the advenised price wilhin 30 days. Only one 'Vendor coupon will be accepted per item purchased . ~ - · ~acH o,f these ·advertised item~ is required t0'1:)e~rea.dily aVaijabfe' fC)r sale in eacfl Krogar Storl!l,- oxcopt aS speoifiOaHy noted iii thi1 ad . If Wct dP .run ou1 of an • '<. ' ART AUCI'ION -An art auction to benefit the Big Brother!! and Big Siller& (11'01r81111n Melp, GaiDa and Mason coWJtles was held over the . ~: weekend at. the Rio Grande Colleae and Community Colleg~ Fine and '; ~ Perfonnlng Arts Center. Works were brought In from a Dayton g'ailecy, · • , , and lnopected belom the Saturday auction. '; • ,t ••. ; -' :.•~i;:===========;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ SATURDAY IS THE MIDDLEPORT CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 5K ·RUN· FUN THIS .· . ::~ . $5 OO OFF ON AN'.:-'RuNNING SHOE ... TASTY & LUSCIO ·California Strawberries • •' _r ' ). .. j • --.::::::~<:· J' 9.88~~~96 . ' 5.77 . 12.97 Our · 29.97... 6-8' Flowering Trees . Color(ul spring blossoms, cool leaves In the summer. 1()()..Ft. Extension Cord Outdoor or indoor cord is 3-wire grounded. Save. ' • ·f ~ SALE -. 77< SALE I 400 SHEETS PER ROLL "'!~u~~~A. ~s~fc!!S ·Fleece ·· Bathroom Tissue Mixed Fryer Parts Quart Geraniums In 4·1nch Poll ·VIhlflfll U.S.D.A . GRADE A HOLLY FARMS . . color lo go1cten. porch or potio!l Pound &-Roll Pak • • • ~ • ·'J ..' .... ... ,... ~ ~ • .. IN. THE DELl FRESH STRAWBERRY PIES 8-INCH $2.99 • .,' ' r ;• • r r •, •r r' ,. • .' '' 3.47 ~~~ AT YOUR ATHLETIC FOOTWEAR 1.57 1-lb.• Bag. GICIIIIMd '' . OPDI FIIDAY UNTIL7 '--- ~--- 1 ' Ntitwt. .,. 1.97 FOR Choice Of Plower lulbt For a qulck·cover oro base · for ~rmonentlawns. Savel . 2 Our $1 •-aac Our • 4 Qt. Potflnt ~ 10·peck gladioiM, 2-Pack dahllel Reedy-to-un, odorless; 0. begonllll. Your choice. For inside or outside. ' \ \ I . ' 177.97 22", lelf.Propalad Mow• 3'1:1~HP lawn mower wlltt , . , colltlart engine. 22" blade. • LIMIT 2 WITH ADDITIONAL PURCHASES BUY ONE Kroger -0.5'% Lowfat Milk NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE MTN . DEW, PEPSI FREE, 12-CT. PKG. Gallon . • .,t' .. . , .., Diet Pepsi or Pepsi Cola Freezer··Pleezer Ice Milk Bars GET ONE FREE! •I .. !I :I ~ c I I .:1 •••• .::a ::~ ::8 2-Liter LIMIT' 2- Bns. WITH UD.OII I 12 OF eo --- LIMIT ONE COUPON FAMILY COUPON GOOD SUII lPRil 21-IAT. Al'lll !1, 1• SUBJECT TO APPUClll£ STAn t l - ~AXES .. ('• ~· •. 1 �... • ... i :hga 10-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Meigs County property transfers... Glenroy E. Wolfe, Olive L. Wolle, Hoeftlch to larry E. Hoffman, 1.49acres,Chester. _ Teresa K. Hedman, Pt. Lot 4111, Gladys Heiney to Eagle Moun- . Mlcldleport VWaae. · taln Energy eo.,., Right of Way, Betty HS'oell Romine, Delbert A. Robert E. Chapman, Bev!'rly CbapmantoRobertRayChapmAn. Be-.letly Ann Chapman, Lot 35. Syracuse VWage. WU11am B. Davidson, Karen S. Davidson to Karen S. DaVIdson, 6.5 acres, Sutton. Romine, Betty Hyaell toln~ OUve. Hysell, Joy Hysell, IS . ~ ~· acre. Rutland. _ . Clara E . Heines to Kimberly H. C. Parrish to Eagle Mountain Energy Corp., Right of Way, Olive. Robert K. Hoeflich, Charll!he E . Glenroy E . Wolfe, Olive Wolfe to · Wedneetley, April24, 19·~ Grueser, Gary PbWlps, Parcel, ' Bedford. Cllllord L. Christy, Irene L. Clu1sty to Mary L. Haaeny, Lot 83, Middleport VWaae. . LaWI'elllle L. Baqhman, Beale. M. Bauahman to Beatrice E. Smith, WU11am Frtod Smith, Sr., Pt. Lot 4ZI, Mlddleport-VUJage. JacaJyn L. Bing to Dooglu w. · Jude, Pamela K. JU4e, Tracts, The Daily Sentinel Frarik Young. Allee Young to Michael K. Gilmore, Deborah J. GUmore, .483acre, RutlandVIUqe; AUdra Edna Hayes to Hollis V. Hayell, Unda S. Hayes, 100 acnla1 • Bedford. . • Harold D. Graham, . Janet K. : . Reino Und, Robert B. Cozart, Donna Cauut to James R. Brown, Lucille Brown, Paroe~. Pomeroy VUJage. . . Ethel Mae Stitt ' to WUbert McClain, Parcel, Sutton. · Homer Cannan, deceased, Eliza· belli c. Cannan. aftldavlt, Pomeroy VOia&l'. J• . Elizabeth c . cannan to Harry s. ;:=======~r.========;rr==::::::::;:::::==:;r;:=~~~~iiiif=~ UDIATo·· •NNETT'T MOIU ; PIONEER CARPET. .& UPHOLSTERY ,. CLEANERS Graham to COium~ 8lld Swtl)ern • Ohio Electric Co.. Easement, . , , 35115 Dak Hill Roed lon& Bott0111, OH. j5743 ,~PH. (614) 985-4212 · .. U1t VDII Sc-rldtr Equl,..nt heom-dld ~ by Llldina C.rptt IIRU· ' flctlttn. . Scipio. PH. O NE 992~2156 Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 'FREE ESTIMATES" 3-22-tfn ...........__ 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 I FOR SALE SlWl GIIOCEIIY STOlE w/GAS PUW ., Diller, Oloil With 2 !Wroons Apt. in ll111r. hP..... toGII I'IIKID AT $11,000 . Coli hwid •o-w 691-7219 ~.,, BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHID 62 NORTH · ' -POIIIT I'WSAIIT, W. VA. . 1-Cenl of Thanll1 Cpaid in advanctl 2-in Memory Cpaid In aclvonctl 21-Bueinta Opportunity 22-Monay to Loan 23·Profeaional Soorvicea 3-Announcemeqtl 4-Giv-•v 11-Happy Ado II·Loat ond Found . 7 ·Yard Sala Cpaid in advance( I·Public & Auctilln 8-Wanted to Buy 31-Hornat for Sale 32-Moblla Hom•• for Sale 33-Fem~• far Salt 34-Buelnaa lulidlngo 36-Lou & Acr•38-Real Eaut• Wanted s• r 1::r:l11';111• ·rl ~ I \i ' .I' ' Public Notice . PuBUC NOllCE IWem Twwwl.. Trwte.. Moigo c-.ty, ... _ ... bidr6tl af ftiOLilll. of four ..,.. cemet-. Neloon. 'a. IWim Due • · lit a n=*• on Aprl 21. 111411 10:30 A.M.IItllle _,... __ 2t23t.....,_ c - ... 7 ..._.Touusuhip T- l.ioo . . . . Ohio 45741 141 23.. 24. 2lc . Pub1ii: Notice ·lEI···~ OFMAUlSfATE ... "' Ohio, Moigo o..tr- J.CKION -:1 ' ~OOUCTION -,, ......,. •httoail110N ·.. \IlL .. -. - . u... CHARLEt D. CARR, et II r a........ -......,Of = ln~=!f13(j':":!!;, ·f~Mgo 12. Ohio eon"*•r'• -v l"ridov. - of Mev tile iOICI; AtturNy .... --on.... Cash for Clauifiecls and .Savell I own oniOr IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT OF a- 31 - 11 1 P-K no1; MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO riOidaly ,.wclkw• Tho fl"""" S.r* a Savlngo .......,....,thllilly73.2flat ' Co .. PlelntHf, to1n Iron pin on.,._h ... · of rw1- , _ - by Oe.. Hil FOld Tractol. Inc., M.- Ervin • M 1 J 1r! 11t at., OelenDeld ,.. . lr! Vol. 221. ·c ... No. 84-CV-210 ......841ofthl0oottfl co do NOTICE OF SALE of.MoigoCotfty, ONo;"'--toonOnlarof . . -In• -on Wlotliongthlioold~Er- vln'oiOUIIi h 1 1 lEW» of 31 .711 taet to on 11ert p1n; -liontl ... e11oy 1 llollba at 111.5 flat to 111e pllaaofl . . . . . . REFERENCE OUA;.:..~~e> lunoil'288; .fllliio·237; 'lllloiiiii c-.ty D.-lfeoonlo.. .- T- o f - Caoh far not ._ .... - - - o f thl._,_, • - •' 12• -,.. _ _....__ . _ . .,.. t7.1100.00. -Howord E. Fnnlf IINIH ........ Public Notice PROBATE COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO ESTATE OF TONY A. TAYLOR. DECEASED C01e No. 24,740 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On April 12. 1981. In ... Molp County Pn>- Court. C.. No. '24.740. Vtlmci L Taylor, 37285 S.fl . 124, Mid· dleport. Ohio 457110, .- ft-? . IIUNCvtiCIIrLUWAIV CUAJ .. WITJI ClASSIFID ADS R. .C Estate Ganeral Public Notice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COUfl'f. OF MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO The F•rmera lank • S•vlnga Co, Plaintiff ••• Circ"· Ran• Olio Holley, at al.. :>.d W.ull·:d II I ""'I Dmndantt. Ca.. No. 811-CV-5 NOTICE OF SALE ... _............-.... -toon~ofBola - b¥ tile Con• non .,_ Court of Molp County, Ollio.l t1on on thl171h dey of Moy. 1 - iot 10:30 A.M. an tile ..... of ... COurt . . _ of _ . , In thl Ylloge of Pomoroy. Ohio. -lbed .... _ thl: - .- · Situ..od in tile Ylloge of M' '1 s to County of Meigl - . . . of Ollio: E. M•iroW POMEROY,O. "2·2259 - --· ··NEW LISTING - Middleport - Older lwo story brick home. Localed on good street. 2 lots. Needs work ..Could be dupleM renlal umt Askong $15,000.00, NEW LISTING - Iiddle· port- Garage apartment. 2 bedroom apartment now rented, 3 car garage could be rented lor car or storage. Small lot. $12,000.00. lOT IN IIOOLEPOIT 50'x120' level lot w~ 11 util> tieS availale. Beautifl,j lliew of river. Want $8,500.00. 8 al••'llotoP-K ... otllle .....,_ - o f IDI No. 23ir! '"""!''• Addlllooito Mid- 2 . In-Memoriam NEW In lcwinc .._, of m llw IIOtller, Elllily PtJion, • . . . . . . .., ..... 24, 1m. Go4 Ollldltl•fl-rlorHia prdatl scr flir. So He elloole OtOr dar IHIIItr 11111 pt.eld lltr on,. 1 - lit 10:11 A.M. ..... of ... Court- of caunty lr! ... 'l1llagl ol ;!!"''""'Y:rool Ohio,'tile Mo:uq tllin ..........., ......,.. • J wEtwr h bv ...... ~. did in Deal 1118, ...... 911 of tile MoigoCountyDeoclfl Jo: N- 57 deg. 41' &at 83.80 floot north 12 now ,.., Rtill I EIllite Ganere I UST.IIIG - Catlnlr - Galli1 AjlproM. 50 ocres, of VICini """ ' ~;ld well, septic, •· .. so\.D..,.rox. ~ bedfU, ..i!irld ICI1S lnd I nice Altked pond. ,. minerll ri(hts. Just $15,~.00 . 218 E. 2nd St. Phone · 1-(814)-992-33211 175-Pt. Pla-nt 468-Laan lltr, II*• • p..a fllr, Wt .... I floww to. bioi· - ,... IIIIo Ilia ioviRC Clll. Wfr ..... ., cllli4rtft -: Public Notice . J17 Marth S.Ciiiil llll·····"· SALES I SEIVICE Ohit 45760 -SPIIOM 16141 HJ-6550 lllllfCI PltOM 16141 . .......... ---- .. _ AU STEEL & ·:POLE BUILDINGS _ _ of.,..._.onllid Slzts from 6'J6' Up to 24'x36' Slzts .. : lnsullted DOl Houses ·P&S 8UILDI1fGS J , ·•llbQIM ......... to; tMnce North 34 deg. 23' Watt 11 lett totllo • NEW LISTING - Remo· deled 2 story 1 rm. home. 1.21 acres, some furniture. $35,000. NEW LISTING - 5 rm. ranch at 5 Pts. 3 DRs, car· peting. dbl. prgage & level lot. $36,000. MIDDlEPORT - Good in town homes. One wHh 2 BRs,one wHh dbl. apt, and a 3 BR one. 5 ACRE available. Water & elec. • RACINE - Lg: 3 or 4 OR 'home, lg. lol tor privacy. Of· fer welcomed. FARIS- 122 acres in Easlern, 3 BR ranch 1nd 1 12 1cre mini·larm near L•nas· ville with 2 BR linch. -CHEml .......... ............ ... ATIII-33H. -~ ·,~ " :~ 10-6-tfc MILLER · ELECTRIC SERVICE , ::..~'0: ·. rf <all: :;992·5175 Or ~- 742-3195 County Appliance, Inc. .. 1 U7111Wa ~is 446-1699 CALL .:; 446-4522 F1t11 E••lt•••t ~ ll~GH£E ''Wt R#tf F~r IMt" U·SAVE H· AUTO :~ RENTAL 'R.•n'Yf- Co. ller1h •• GaiNpolit, ~1/Hn : · Sf. It, T60 ·Business Services ,.. ,_,!•"""---., ,...... .... ......... c., ' • & s,.,liu.... •24.75 , ... & C...trtilh, lletlc IWo & S ppliu Alto SaW S.,..ttly , .. If. . . . 614·915-4211 -Garage lt. 114.....,., Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR AI" Tr•••lltle• PH. 992·5612 or 992·7121 3-24-tfe 41111 mo. OliO VILUY SA11W11 SYSTIMS AM!t ,E.e/At Dexctl Receiver 8' Alum. Dish · Instilled ,.. S14tS.OOru .' IM OUT FGI · Cal 992·356 1 . H -I mo. 'pd. JIRSCii.I!"'D POOlS Vl•n u•E• I'OOL · ACRYLIC WAU 1'001. AIOVE IIOU!!D I'OOL Owr400CM!al "IPAI" •r•OIICI r--ct&S ' ';L"wr- 4ti:U... .., .~ HIS. 10 •·•· ta 5 p.il. T.. 14 ft2·1149 ""'" T-114 . I """"" •Dryenop....,. •llehltloo•tan PARTS and III.VII~ ACCIIT fiiiCI 'JMILy I'lL "14tJ1 SUPIIIOI SIDING CO. ~· :! CompiMo n~n 1 a&a u• 0 - Worll ·---·,-!:!v ~~ • Complete flamadlil,. 1 •' floofi . . of 111 T • WCirkld In home • ' 20 YMrt I It,........ ..,~ I ........ "" so.,. .; to . . ~~~o....r. ............... , ILACIWOOD HOlE SPAS · 40037s- .... ~, I ' "Free ' 4/ OH. 45769 For F11llr Simco *llOWN IN INSULAnoN IISSEU' SIDING CO. · - .r.d-. end rtmot!tllnor - Rooflngond--rk - - con.- work -l"turnlllntond-trioll . VINYL I ALUMINUM SIDING WE .. . Y. C. YOUNG 111. • 12-B-Hc •t.la.t.A P.U'tl•• ..... , .... IIIII ••Ditf 4-1-2 ... d. S&L THI QUAun FARM EQUIPMENT F11 All ,,., , . , lltt!#l r-· _, DIIC, plen-. taro, pt, bNoh h-. arlin drill. hay"*'· 10 fl. dl'llfl · harr-, Cub For· mall with mo- end plow, hay crimper, IUb Ioiiar, potlto plow. hay . .,.5.10 ,.............. ....... ,......s...., 3 Sip&, · c., Sorwiat, Etc. ISS Mil St._ •t'rpr I luppiilo. Pick up end d•llv•ry, Dlvlo Vacuum Cleaner. one half milt. up G.Org11 CrMil Rd. Clll 114·«~·021!4. . . . 992-334\12/Hn •. Phone: 614-669-3761 hilt., 01. or 669·3765 ~10' I fOil · U.P. WI'- M•llh . " *Drtke 100•. LNA ·. . $) ·.o~ 324 AE.CEIVER I 9' SoutiWhTI Spun Available_ Complete System $) 1 with Tracker ca.url ,_.,,OM. ~ TOWN I COUNIIY. YnEIIINAIY . CUNIC IN MDUI'OIT PAUL E. SHOCIIO, D.V.I. OPEN EACH THURS. EVE. 6-8 --- PT. PUASANT OffKE IACISON AW• . · SIIA&l AIIIU& IICMI 1101 .1 WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 ~ LIMESTO,.E GRAVEL • SAND . TOP SOIL FILLt..- DIRT a• lba. in four moe.. 4 · 1 11 R ec apt lo f.l1t-Salea-Offlce Loc11 company. Sand complete rttume to box 2020 In ctrooftha OaHipoilo Dolly Trlbuno825 3rJ. AVe .. GollipoHo. Oh 451131 . -ric. GivNway Raapile Care Worker lD Clfl for hl'ndlc1ppld children and aduttt of Gallla County . •SEP-TIC SYSTEMS •FOOTERS •GRADING *CONCRETE WORK PH. l42-23.28 - 7J-10 O.wp Tr, , 11·14 Clonp. Tr. O 161 ......... .. . '1'1 73;~-~~: ...~--..--tSI "--Ia ,_·--·--·-· Tr. ___ ......... . 1Sf .f'"..!:_!::;__.._,.., ......_, Chny• ·--·---'11 73 ' i'.~, :~T~~;-·- ttSO 73~~...!'::... ___ ,,a 73-10 a.;;;Tr:'' ... .... _______ "ct:.:: '· ·--'" 73-= Tr. · 7 T - - -S 0 Uf.: Ooon· Tr. , 61 11·14 ford Tr. "" l'ar-a 1Niin I ,..., =z· diately. Pttflr prior ••P•Moy 1ot. •Ciil 114-949· . rt.nca with handicapped in2141. . dtvlduala. Mutt have own tranaporUtlon. Wrhe: Gallla 1 pmtrooetertogiV••w•y. County Boord of Mtntol C11i e14-742-2SII . fl•l •""' lion· Developmental Dloebllitlet 11 P.O. Bo• 14, For aumrner UN. garden Chaohlre. Ohio 45820 or •pace. olread·y plowed. .. u 1114-3&7-0102 . .r.ppll*'IUI,m.nt 1nd fur- catlon deadline Mty &, nilhod. C1ll 304-871-4247 1985. or 8711-1435. Part-time LPN living In GaUIWill be r•dy for • new home IJIVIIIOIIMEitTAL IYS'IDIS *B~SE'MENTS 8 WIIAUY'S AlTO PAm If, 611 Wilt . . ucmc Tei~Wilion Ltsttnlna Dtmts : Speclellzlng In ' All Ty.... Of ComputeriJICI Httrlnc Aid Selection o · H11"ri•• Evaluttons For. All Act.s r- I Wlrll)g til. Aealdentlel ·== , And A~pelr LISA I. KOCH, U. ~! . Ucenlltl Cllnlcel I P1L ~~~ ·"49 •• , AudiOIOJIIt (114) 448-7111 or (&14) 992-&eGI 417 Stcoild Avenll, lox 1213 • lllllpoll&, Olllo 45131 _f.lllYif' Will mow yard• In· Oenipolia '"'· Call 814-441-2948. lng, ptenning. mowi"ng. trim- ming, retail ohrubbery. All Coll814-448-3100. COLEMAN WATER WELL ORILLING Pump ulea, urvice. Registered In Ohio . AN work gu•ra~t-. Clil 3_ 0 4-2732811 . R1ven1wood. W. Vo. H1rd worlolng, diiPendoblt, 11 yur old w1nt1 to mow• clun y.rd1 or do odd jobo, 304·875-117&2. Hou11 cteoning. t4.00 t»r hour • .refere,..C II, 304-&715· 2498lifler 6•00 PM . Fl ll.llll I ~ I 21 Bualneas Opportunity I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISHING CO. ,..ommondo thJt you- do buJineA with Part-tim• work during Mav chHdran1. !ergo •I••· combinetlon Jtore, acceuorie1. Jordocha. Chic. LM. Levi. Eoov · - · llod. Etprh. Tomboy. Cilvln Klein, Ser- 7 Now taking' application• Yard Se!e Mon . thru Fri. 1 :30 to 3•30, no phone c1M1. Muot 1M I 8 .,_,. of~g~ or older, dapln- ....... .. ·· - --·~iiiiipoili dllble & Vicinity Frlinr~ O....am,_llobo. t 1 5.000· 110,000 1 year poAibil. All occup.llono. 1011-8878000 Ext. R-1101 to find out how. caa :::.lot ~~;;;~;;:--;;;--;;.;; :I'Mome - · .. thinll • =~~Pt.':,"'uth Rd . ( Mowtno tail laturdaV April · 27, 1·1. 313 Deloby Or.. funollure. olr· oandltlonar, otoWng, bookl, g1m11, "''"· gio Velenta, 'Ev.n Picone. Liz Claiborne, Members Only, Orgoniclllw Grown, Oooollna. H•oltht••· over 1000 othlro . t7,900 to U4.900 lnvintory, treining l fixtut;es, grand opening, etc. Cen Ot»n 111 d1y1. Mr. Koenen 1308}1178 31139. lnaur~nce . Domlno'o Pizzo, 900 2nd . Av• .. Gollipollo . Martollt. BatWYa. ori US. 311 open S.tunlay a Iunday, open err a c.......t rent. off . - ori. ~. jlro, olothlna. droner. drapu. long ·Fd:...:ra-=-· ..... _=-t·not_o.---:~ : Yllrd ,.,._ o - c I lid, Friday 4-21, tO-Ipm. car end OflloaMa....,_ntadwlth -m5yoar~eapanaoca lt1nley home products. Nlld II , homemalcaro In aunoundlng eru to drop Jnd p6ctl up cetaloga, C hourt 1 day, 3 dll'tll - k. Con-n 175-• 150. C1ll 1114-8492310. 22 Money to Loan In IICCOUntlng. Knowledge of ~lllnt:a . .ry.Su- .,.loolci,. lot · parmarltet laparlencawauld lit • piu1. Wei • profe11lonal ...,_ to ..,w wldo uo. Thlo pooltion 11 in tho M·lddlapon l'omaroy 1111. PI•• oend - - tO The Dolly len· line!. P.O . lo• 721V. Pomeroy, Ohio. Drl-·•laoman for Pomeroy, flecintorat. Muothavw experience. S - O'IIUme to Tile DallY lentlnal. lax 721E, Pomeroy, Ohio ·417111. • Mult MII19B3 Joy SkyNner. Iota of extr11 included. C•l% 814-448-7200 5 :00 . • ""*' .::.::_:__-:::-::-----::--:-. Jay Or. 3 bedroom, 1 Y2 bath, Nice 2 bedroom viny,_. home . Remodeled . car peted, tobacco ' bue. 2 acres. Kerr-Harrisburg Rd . 121 ,000 . Coli 614· 246 629&. 3 bdr. home, .. Goverml1ent full hom.a from informa1ion. HOME OWNERS·fleflnanct to low fixed r1t1. UH *'IUity for ony purpoll. L.aedor Mortg. .• co .• e14-582· aou .• 23 Profeuional Servlcaa Pilno· T•lng and Repair. Brunlcardl Muoio Co .. •14· 448-01187. T-ntleth yoor of qulllty - ·· Daniele. e1 4-742· 29111La~ . ' 12xll0 '*vel lot on fit. 7 irr Crown City . 1 Oa22 porch. Clllll14-261-1444• ttf living room. large ki\chen A dining arn, laundry room. 2 car garage, central air. gas heat. Coli 814-448-3427. 1972 14x70 trlllor fo( 15,600 with 21 ,000 BTtl window eir conditionert nice. Cill814-448-0141 . : 1 9&9 ChamP,ion treil•• 12•80 with 1975 odd·oof 12•24. Good condition. Cal( 614-992-2589. • 1982 oil electric mobilf home . 3 bedroom•. 2 Mtha. central elr. porch. ewninge end etora;e buikting. c.eted on riverfront lot lq Middleport. Call 814-992, , • '3348 1fter 5 :00p.m. La: 1985 14xi!O Joy Skyti4 two bedroom mobile homR Goo holt. locotad In S.leilt Center. •10.000. Phone 1-514-483-1407. 14x70 C1otle on '14 acre. 2-car carport. 18x21 addi · tion. Coll814·992·31 19 "! 814-992-3132. Mobile home• moved . 1.,.. Rued. 20 yNrt eaperienc( 304-&78-28118 or 671 2998 . 1981 Schultz. 3 bedroomo underpenning, 304· 675-1753 . with Mobile home for ule, 2 bf Holly Porto. 304-87&-382B. . 33 Farms for Sale Mllgo County, 113 ..,.. with 4 b,edraam- hou ... 2 bArns ....3 poftda. 20 ).eras iil.. blo. , 50 pluo ·t»iitu,., with · now fence, ...,...tty drilled Ull -11. Will con· alder Hill,. houM ond 10 ecrea. MUat Mil. Mid DO'.a. .Coli . 814-11~2,4471 diY! ·,~d .814-592 '4124 ni11hto .. =-=--------::-:--:--: 34 fully carpeted baNment •nd ciorpon . 1.10 1cra1. Nicely lendaceped tmall orchard. Will •II furnlahltd or unfur~ niohld . Clll814·985·4386. • FOR SALE OR LEAS!\;· commercial property en ~ new buHdlng 70'•1 00' wit!' 2 acre. 200' rood fronta ... Eastern School Diatrict. 8 room home in good repair • 3 bedroom house in Ruatk: Hifl1. Fully carpeted. atorege building, Iorge Iot. Call814· 992·5085 ofler 4 :30 p.m . 7 room• 1nd bath, Nelson Rd .. o..ter aro1. Coll814698-6528 otter 4:00pm .. For ule or rent : Pomeroy. 6 room. 1Vt blth.nk:e y1rd. Adults pref•rrad. Would consider 1 child. No petl. Security depc;nit and refer· ence reqUired . Sele 130,000. Rent 1225 . 614949·2848. Four bed'reams. kitchen· family room with fireplace. finished ba1ement, low •so ·o. Point Pluont, 304875-3079. evening•. , Businen Buildings no zoing required, 2 ml'-' north of Point PJN.. nt, w.. VIi. on fit. 82. Phone 304• 675-1578 wlelldayl. 304 675 · 7898 evanlnga end weekend•. .~ 35 Loti & Acreage ' Fony two ecru near 1 Will plow gardena. l•ro- 01 small. Point Pleuant, Ke· nouao, Ohio. Coli 81 4 -4411• 4088. 304-875-7228 altai 5 :00PM . Houoo cleaning. •4.00 P*( hour, references. 304 - 175 ~ 2498 oftor 5•00 PM. Have an energy efficient home built on your lot. From et 3,900.00. C1ll for eoti· mateo. 304-1175-3981 . a11umeble, 3 bedroom~ 3 blithe, living room. dining room , family roof'('l, *'luippod kitchen. p1tlo. 1lr cond, double garage, low 70't, f:low Hoven, 304·882· 2508 . • June. Mature women to a 1973 Arilngto~ 12•10 with ·l2x16 odd-on, undarplnJ ning, 18.000 . Call 81 4e ·441-7010. c : infOfmation. Nice G004I condition. CoH 114-182; 7183 oflu 5 :00PM ; t4,800. l Government home from e1 IU rapolrl. Alta dlilquenttu property. Call 805 -687· 11000 e•t. GH-10189 for Arbuckil. 3 bedroom. fomily room. HI.. betha. J,4 acre, 1 -304·586-9148 . Found mala -gla ot tl)e Cornlltlik flotling Lalla. C1ll 304-n3-II08 . 111011 famole long haired dog lad an Cornat11tl ArM . Coll1r. no name, Rewerd. 304-871-2412. 12•50 mobile home 2 bdt: room. Mmi-tumlahed. French City Mobile Hom••· 614-446-9340. . people you know, ond NOT to Mnd money through the m~H untH you hllve inveati· II" lad tM offering. Own your own jean QIIorb_..r, ladlft apperel, halp wife toke care of lnv•Hd-.troka victim. Muat lie eble to move lift vicdm ond p.rfarm a-rill hulth cora. Good poy. Call Mro. H. Brown tt.loro BPM 1t 814· 448-7021 for oppolntmant. 81nk Sola·R•po•- 14 wid... Jult PlY 1500.00 down end take over ..-y: menta. No charge for deltvl ery. Call today; only II• til remoln . 814-n2-1220 Of e;4-n3-392e . on 1 ecre l1nd, Rt. &64. Call ' wm 'cfo outlide houoe paint-. 11 . IU ' repoirr. Aloo_dli.lning:'C:alle14-441-2514 . . ' q.,_,t _to• ptopertr.- Coli 8 o& . e·e 7 • 8 e·o & - for Wlnter'a Sohlo us 36 . • 1975 Schult .12•85. 2 bdr .. total .a.ctric. exc. cond. French City Brokoro. . . . .. vice, 814-441-9340. W..rto. CaH Keith at 814- b101ement. gao hilt. 111 268-8251 oftor 8 •00PM. Clrt»t. nice kitchen, Ittached ll"roge. good loco lion Bowen• Contt~uctlon . f•cingrlverwithgerdenspot Complete r~modliing, fire- in 900 Block. city. C1n hlip , ploco opecial.loto.- Pointln~ : . finance . CoR 8 ,..4411- 25~~ - interior ·f!o oxMrior •.Cem""t. . Of 814'·4411--..1 171 : . - . ·' .. '-clc. ~•· b~-· · - w-•-~ . 211 _yro. . , . . porl•nco. roao.onatile 3. bd;, brick home. 11 r1111eo rotH. Free ootimat01, work from town, prlee reduced. luoront•d. Coil 1114·388- Cell 614·4411-0833. 870 0 , ll14-3t8-11108 . . trailer acroee frt>m MHkl FIN tom, • t-tl-lin . I-ll. - 992·7013 lost end Foun!l Grocory In Burilngham. ,.. hloo----·---..s• -~J~'u;.,-_.._-lalo...,Pwl& poUa area. Apply In per10n bet-en 9AM & 4PM to Medical Pllzo, 203 Jockoon Pille, O.Hipolio. Found; 1 pair ladle a gla...a : · Men 10 war'; in Mrvlc• In ..H. on Rt 33 In litltlon muot have good 8u~lnoh1in. ContiCt ledy In refare,-cao. Apply in t»roon. 73-79 ,.... Tr. a':= In-home and out-of-home worken n11dad imme- 4 female Norweti•n Elhaund puppleo to glva•-Y· 'TROMM EXCAVATING' · JOHNSOn E l, Help Wanted AVON . Soli Avon molcl 45%. Call &14-4411-33&1 . ,. h----'---'......:---'---_:'---------rlcamanorv Townho-: 3 ......--------, FamilY, Thu..... y 21. flowoi 1:s 10•511 1985 N- Moon, bdr .rm .. all o••· elr cond .. eaue aood cond .. t3.4110: Coli 1114-448 -0178. HouM for sale by owner. Will do lAwn mowlftg & yard round l8wn m1inten1nce. Shapllerd on Nlighborhood fld. Owner ptMII . .n to identify-recover. Coil 1114441-e199. Cof!lplete Stock of Wejlt~er- ~ ile Hut Pumps, Central Air Q Conditioninc and Furnaces. ~ ·18 W d 0 ante to o Kotllic Undacaping deaign· Found blac* m11e Oerm1n Service BULLDOZER & BACKHOE WORK . 11'1,. 11\'IHIII Sr:rv 11 -;;:::;:=::;=:;==- . " .. Wontod A..-ln C1ncer Boclaty in nold of donotion of twin liza ohHU. 304· 171-8749. tJ Healln1/ Cooling . INTBm£RM 10- tfc , Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy, Ohio . 457119 • or coil 614-992- Call 304-882·2182. Strength Coplulea . Fruth Ph.srmocy, Middleport. Mobile Home 4- 0-1 mo. CONGO Will care for elderly ·In our home. 11 y.. ra IXperience. Coll514-992-7314 . I••• Gnpetrult Ex1r1 4·17·1 mao pd. Eltirn~~l• .. ~DENNY Junk Clrl. Coil 1114-2459284. COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS FURNITURE. Bodo, kon, wood, cupboud•~ cbllra. chest•. boektt1, dloh .. , ltone jaro, 1ndqueo. gold and 1ilver. Wrlte-M:D . · Trim oH pound• with Go 975 li'I IL 1614) 143·5425 3/1/2 1110, pd. 16141 915-3105 lobo. lawn• mowed. Coil 1114-2511-11495. Room 1nd boerd for elderly. only. Cotl1114-992-6022 . niiO. ·H•rbel Pie~. Aile Me Howl CaU i14-448-2081, o; 11'444e;a188. 6:95 Sales clean uoed coro. Jim Mink Chlv.-Oidolnc. Bill Ga"* Johnlon 814-448-31172 Buying dfilly gol~. sliver eoln1, ri1111,jowalry, ollfll111 wore. old ~n1. 1!'•.. curTrim' oH ' ,;aundo : with ·Go- rency. Top ........ Ed. _ 8ur~ ·. leu ·, Gropafruit · htra · · ..olltt 11• ri>ef onop,. 2 nd . "ve. ·• Stlongth C•tsouln ond E··· Mi-part, 01\. ' .,,.,.,,92-. V • p T 1 b Ia t 1 Fruth 3471. · Ph.srmocy. w 1ntlld to buy• • go•cart. , Ai1'uiE T~'v•.sAiiwrE SYSlEJU Daft ..... . . Announcemenu SWEEPER •nd AWing machine .repair. pirtl, 1nd 104 ......, ... . . _ , Wanted To Buy we pay Cl'llh for tete model electric. cerpentry, ' odd• Allllllilnc,: r!l l!lll ' .,. Grllllaotioft Steti&:I;.,Mlpotk Situations Wanted Handyman. Will do painting, ---------:-: 1wall pepering. plumbing. RIDENOUR • TV & APPLIANCE CHESTER--985-3307 PUIS: Ofllct Sowlos & 4-10·1 mo. Ser'ljJce Pro 9 PIINI SlOP -.nd . . . .. 143·5155 or Conligmanto new u merche-n dill alwevwei· corned: fllchord fleynoido. 12•. Auction..r. con 304-27530119. •GIISOif REFRIGERATOR JUiS IEESIE 992·2772 PH. Profeulonel Service a 1 -~------­ WINDOW TINTING Ralidant!al , Commercial• AutQ. Free eltimatea . Cell 61o6· 448-9348. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 23 Poohlon Avai .. bil. t»n-tima oaloo pem>n for local buol· Y1rd lola 248 Dll>b'f Dr .. 2 neu . Muat be aggr••live, mi. out Rt. 141, •••. 9-4. •ndeb~towortcwlthpublte . M0¥!111 hou-. 3 f11mllilo . PooliblNty of politlon 11 aooiltlnt Monoo., H quell- 1,-~----=-~::-::::-­ · s.,. 2 n- fiood. Muot . hove pr..iout I PIANO TUNING AND RE4 Fomily yord bucket ••••· Avone. hom. ..... '"parlance. S.nd ro· PAIR, ReducectrotH IImHed Int.. rote of g..11worom oume to T.fi .M. Corp. 1129 time only. W1rd'o f(ayboard, evorvthlng nlco. Thura. 2~ • Jac:koon Pilla. GIIUpollo, Oh 304-875 -UOO or 875 3824. Fri. 211. Rain conceio. Low• 41831 . Oorfield, Boolckllt»r. fomlllar with Rr:ol Esl~le G.L.. IC<:ounlll, poyoble and ~eeelvoble . Our offlc•. t»rt time. Stnd lnquiriea to Box Middleport 22. 8yrocuoe, Ohio 411779 . . 31 Homes for Sale 8t Vicinity lady to llve in, cere Md cook for lldariy lady. Coil 614- In Estate- 3 bdr. on At. 36, 'h 992-3704. mi. Woot of HMC . Call Yord uia II Bill Croll - - - - - - - - - &14-446-0803 . rolidanc;.. Reel"*. April28. JOIN THE ARMY NA - J.:..:_______-:9:00am -4:00pm, Womon'o· TlONAL GUARD. GOOD Mutt Mil 3 bdr. ranch. clothin 0 , men''s dothing, PAY. GOOD BENIFITS. EQ· W01tbrooke Subd ., FR, irl'o .... n1 curtain rug UCATIONAL ASSIST - woOdburnlf. carport. deck, :dd1 a:;;i e.-do, • ' ANCE. Coli 304-1711-3950 city utiiHies, & ..hoolo, or 1-800-e42-3819. t35,000 . Coli 614· 441· 7144. REPS NEEDED for buoine11 8ccounta. Full time Built On Your lot: Big 4 Cer 8t Vicinity t8o.oo-o . oo to Garage e89915 . 3 bclrhome.· · tao.ooo .oo . Put time •13,895 . SN Our Modalo. 112 . 000 . 00 to Coli 1 -814-8811-7311 . 3-femlly g•roll" 11le. 2320 118,000.00. No •ling. RoMt. Vernon Ave. Pt. Pl. peet bu1inen. Set your own lmmtculate ~rick, 3 or 4 Thuro. 9 . 1 . Lot• evervt~ina. lfauro. Training . provided. bdr.. 2'-'1 bathe, flnlohed Cell1 -812-938· 1075 Mon· banment, appUanca~. 2 car 4 IamAy yard "'*· II mlleo Fri. 8 .r.M to 8 PM CST. garage, comer lot. Debby out Jerry1 Run It Apple Dr .. Coll614·446·3918 . Grovw. Aprll25, 21, 27th: 9 Olin MIHI hao Ot»rtlngl lor to 1. Salet-Appointment c~rka . House for Hie at edge of Salary guerantHd, but Cfln town. Qallipotia. Owner will 3 fomlly yord .... Sat. 9·3. Mrn *1.10 per hour, 1l1o land contrect. Call 814· Otlvw fld . nur K&K Pt. Pl. ha.. opanlngo for 11 0ht 4411-9628 . Look for ligno. delivery. Apply to Jane Rlch1rds. Lowes Motor Inn, For ule or re.nt with option Point Pleo11nt, Wed, April to buy 8 rooma II bath in 8 Public Sale 24th. 9 AM-12 Noon. 7PM- Oallia Co .. ~annan Trace 8:00 PM. An equ•l oppor· School Oiat., 3 bedrooms. 112 & Auction tunlty employ... · acre lot In coumry. countY water, garage, ba..,...ent, W•nted. pereon to live in cellar. 124,000. Coli in Auction ..ory Frldov nig~t ot with olderiy couple. 304- morning before 1:30PM, tha Hartf01d Community 1176-4247 or 875-1436, ..11814-682 -7417. Canter. Trucklaodo of now be7-n &•00 PM and 9•00 merchandill oftvary &w~~ PM. Split foyer. 3 bdr., 2 betha, ========= •ZENITH •SYLVAIIIA .SPIED QUEll lAUIDIY •N.W Roofing . "FREE E8TIMAfE8" · ,_,,, Oloio ARE YOUR SAL£5 HEADQUARTERS FOR •Storm Doon 992·6215 .. 991·7314 . 1/11/tlio AND SERVICE •lneulatJon •8torin WlndQwe •Aepl.cament Wlndowa I F- Eltimotltf . PH. 949·2101 •r 949·2160 No Sunday Colh J&L BLOWN INSULATION CARPEfnER SERVICE au cower. l "Frtt Eltlllltta" lnmllltlon Awllllltle . IUGIII LOIIG 915·3561 AI M•••• •au-UM SIDING Cell 614·"2·673 J.J.tft Fill ISMARS AfFOIDAIU - POITAIU USil •W.....,.•D""-"'*• *VINYL SIDING 446-9416. lEN'S APPUANCE SEIVICE Expert .l lmet And Qulltr .... lrlwda At DISCOUIIT PRICES Po~. P1rte & Serwl11 ~~ ~~ ....,"!""' ,., .., s,.,., '· . ILACISTON NIW CA' & nu~~~fza"G 0-r :•• ENT A CAR Roger .Hysell LOWII IIOIIIM.Y PAYIIIIT Flm Equipmtnt Help Wented ------ Pt-Piiiiil&-rif .... 11-1-tfc • ..a. ....,. QIW. THE IIID CAGE GRfG IOUSH PH. 992· 7611 ·~-. NO DOWN PATIIIIT ' 11-14-tfc ' In ' 11 YNra Experience 't •·.If. "' c tstdltllilll Co•MRIII Good used rlfri&mlart, 111shtrs. dryers, ps 1nd tltclrie rlnpl ~~~~~ lY stll. OPEIIITO 6 R. .l &tate General NEAR HOSPITAL ~ One floor 2 BR home. Hot water heat, lull basement & dbl. garage, on corner lot. FINE LG. IAICfl - Over 2.000 II. of floor space. 4 BRs, 3 baths, office, 2 family rms .• formal diing andl.79 acres. beittt, 011. . Ph. 614·143-5191 - In endof ... o.""" •••... hiNin to . . ,• Sllrt Fro111 12'116' : .UTILITY 8UILDINGS .... 11' Welt .,. . . . .. tho_ ... ., ... _ofllle ...._ paloot II lllo ... Eaot ._of that poe~_. I •• I 'loyl SWI19 ...._ Public Notice "'""""' W oetto ofthorwl1 : d; thlnol . . .. . ... _ . . of_ ... . . tnl In ., _ . . llfacdon ID ......_."" ''*..."" ........ VEHICL£ YOUNG'S PLUMIING & HEATING --34-23'EIII o f tile ........... Now "-t-Ilt"""• I INTERESTED 111-A NEW We'd like to introtiiCI rot1 to En--A-C.r.Hit -~~ •r to drin till vt~ltil ~ pow Autharizlld John llHre .. Gn~wi-1 773-MIIOn · 882-New Heven 895-letart 937-Suffalo 81.20 - . wHch . . II --- 1., 3·11<: ------~-~-~-~~-~~~. . . .. 11 -·--·-p-o-;n&.:o;;··------- ROUSH CONSTRUCTION "2-2196 MltWieperf, Ohio The Daily Sentinel-Page 11 ••t. · "Fraa Eatlmat•" bot • • 11oot ,......,....... n a , "· ··614-446-941~_sl'l-Tmo. New llomn luilt day u· c~eg. NEW LISTING - 2 BRs, balh, centr11 air & heat car· peting, lg. basement Asking $1~.500.00. offer wanted . - I S lHE TilE TO CAllUS .......... 576-Apple 304-675·6276 l·lG-U.n. • Public Notice NEW LISTING -Remodeled 3 BR lrame in Racine with dbl. garage on corner lot Loot ' ' •114 still ,.....,. I 982-Mlddieport Pometoy 981-Chaater 343-Pontand 247-Latart Fell~ 848- Racina 742-Rutlend 887- CoolvNie SltwllillntlitYiilteofPo. _ , c-.ty of Moigo and - o f Ohio:• TRACT 11: ~-!II Iron pin at , . ....,, litllt ltld iOVt ... jilffact, Alii pt~Ct Is iiu • dove, ... 4411-0IIIipolle 387-Ch. .l!iri 388-VInton 2411-Rio Grande 2511-0uyail Diitrict 1143-AI'I!bia Dlitrict 379- WIInut d.. .lbed AREA - Excel· lent 3 BR ranchllg. stone fireplace thlt w II hell the whole houll!.2 car fllrl&e. 2.47Kres. '""'· I NEW liSTING - Middlepart Recently redecorted. thiS 2 bedroom home is neat and affordable. 33'M50' lot, walking distance · to downtown. $17.000.00. NEW LiliA ROAD - This ranch type house is in IJ111 condition & the family room is neat and sp1cious, 3 bed· rooms, a nice fenced yard tor the kids plus above ground pool. $44,900.00. IIIIEIOIY A.A.A. Muon Co., WV Arat Code 304 .,._far_a~..--. plecaofbetlnni... on tile 17to.doy of Mly, ~=La ./' Phone---------------~- ilwlwl..., ... eo......., ...... CourtofMelgoCounty.Ohlo.l cou!:.~h= · Ned :.:::·toi:ll 141 10. n, 24. 3tc , -of I t4110.17.241511 . B,5tc Nam•---------- dlopoon. 0'*'. at 1111 ko•wtbo of on e11oy with LDcuot 81Not; ! ' * Loc:uot = '---------""1 = """""" of do... o fTony A. Taylor, · Iota of 37295 S.fl . 124, Mlddilport, Ohio 457110. Roben E. Buck. Probllte Judge f4} 17, 24: 1611. 3tc · Write .vaur ill illll by mail willl llli5 coopan. cancel your Ill by pnane Wilen ~ get , results. Moner notretllldablr. Public Notice MIIGI l'1ointfff = Curb Inflation Pay iAwRe·Nt~rx' It... w- " " ' -· Conlftmdii!Qin... No. 84 cv 282 north lino -of. tile ...,.._ l n - o f o n O - o f . . - o f 8ICdan 3o datod MM:h 5, 1t85 in nocdi ••-ofllncl,_ · tho ............. - · I wll owned by public-- - - t o tile miclolo of Court - - I n ••ud - i n Poi'*"Y, Ohlo.lnllle .,. ....., ....dor. to -c-.ty. -llnoalonolllemicloloof -far-. . . . on .... --<>! Public Notice lr*o:-- k . 304-675-6276 •Uve Enltrtalnment tfree HBO •Mthoneltes oflestturont N•g•County Araa Codell14 - - . ._.. ,... -i04-I12-36 U ._ - PAT HILL FORD NIW Holllnd, Blish Haa . oaoow••Po•• -·-arid · SIIMIUi 'IUS GeiHa County Aree Code 11;4 • 188ti, ot 10:00 o'clidc A.M.. tile .. - . g • ; " I rwl PLACE OF BEGINNING. thoc-.tyof and . . . , . - . t -tHrd of Milia and ._of Ollio, onjl ono mw MI In tho of " ' - burylno gn>Und. Tho of tHo il-131 Flfltn'TIIACT: 8wlwlii141 In - t o b e , . - ,.,.or ... - o f tile o t i l - · ..._ . reed ...... IPt tile -Sold I '---! in - l n 81Cdan.30. Town 4, Orang• · Townlhip, Mila• ondllingo12;---71 c-.ty.Ohio. -ondl-tolflodng'o Sold Poad •w I lilt line; north 132- ...1.000.00 lnd tt. and 1:ffi -fllr-lhln-.rtliidllof n ""'"onc1 l .l r W ; - - 117 - a n d 4 ~ 1£RMS OF IAU!: T., per -lnuaulhloly,.ICion -~~~1-inh.lndondoy to . . PlACE f>' ~~... ' ot _ _ ....._toblflllld NINO. oaoillilolii• obdy 1801 deal. · -. ..... 1111>1pt . . lliiS StiEIIIFF"I sAL.E·OP, . .... - - in EIIATU IlNDEII THE DOCTfiiNEOF.CEVEATEMPfOR: ._,. fll fdl ~us THE MEI08 COUNTY BilE~. .I RIFF MAfC£8 NO GUAIIAN.ToOi r · far • -· ., I .. TO-ATUSOFTITLE lot. ..._ . .._ " ..... II IE "'' ......_ f!fliOR TO T-•• 81-HOOM lmprovamantl 82-Piumblng • H•tlng 83-E....,tlnf 84-EI~ & Aefrillldtion 81-0...,1 Houllng 88-Moblll Harne Repair 87-Upllolotary P-ay.lblon lrid&t Up to 16 Wcirde ... One lnaertion ........ ... t4.00 Up to 18 Worda ... Thr• day inaertlon ....... . ·.t5. 00 Up to 15 Worde ... Six dey lnaartlon .. .. ........ ta.OO Public Notice -._In a 111-Form Equipment 112-Wantad to Buy 63·Li11eotock 114·Hav & Grain IIII·Satd & Fartiil&ar llid--.. . Public Notice ~ . . 41 -Hou- for Rent 42-Moblla Homeo far Rent 43-Farm• for Rant 44-Apartmant for Rent 41-Furnilhad R001111 411·SJ11!Ce far Rant 47-Wantad to Rant . 48-Equlpmanl for !lent 74-MotarqcHe 71-8- Motora 71-Aullo P - & AccaiiOria•. 77·ArnAapelr 71-Carnplnl Equipment • • 78-Carnpar• • Motor Home~ I dll'l StiiiiJirr:s & ii'Ji,IIJI~ .. ll1:111als 11 -HalpWantad . 12-Shuation Wonted 13-lnaUt..14-B.....,.a Training 111-Schoola 16-Radlo, TV & ca Repair 17-MilceiiMeOUI 18-WantiHI To Do 73-V~n~a4WD. a.nes 1rota • Classified pages cover the following telephone exchanges .... 71·A- far Sale 7Z.Trucb far Sale 11.1-HauHflold Ooodo &2- Cl, TV & Radio Equipment 113· Antiquea . 114- Mile. Marchandiaa 115-luiidlng Supplle1 Ill-Pat• for Sala . 17 -Muolc.llnatrumanto &8-Frult1 & Vagatebln 58-Far Sala Ot Trade RT. ; l r •flSII'IIi oi'liiJI f llldiiCidl 110• CONTIACTJNG 1;a..,.rw-~--' ' : ;o,l,__! = ·-- We can re1111ir ind rt· r"': core rad11tors and heater cores. We Cln also acid boil and rod out radiators . We 1Iso repair Gas Tanks. Carry-Doot U.... __:., IIORL • '· SEIVI(E C..0lftlhioll4p. -~ · Ar1111 .rr11 ··rn1·rrh OhiO -----·oaiiij;oiii_______ __ Pomerov-Middleport, . S . - Busm~s · erv~ces Yarbrough. Lot, Pomeroy VIllage. Salem. '· Aprii24,19B& .WednurJa,, . By owner. 9 '12 per cent Two country hou•• on Route 33. 1 'h mile aut of Foote end Sporn, c•ll 304882-Z864. 5 room houM, 2 cloMd In pOrcttea. In Point Ple111nt, 304-675-545& . -4"'1,..--,.Ho_ u_ae -s~f:-or -:R:-e-n--:-t : 7 room home with 2 car' gar1ge. in Cheshire, 12so; mo., pluo dop., ldult1. only. no poto. Coil 814-387-7271 ' or 614-367-7302. For rent, option t~ will rent: wtttt• buy . 3 bdr. 2 bath.; ret .• stove, OW, CA. 2 car,. gorogo, city odiools, dap.requlred . Cell. ' I 14-441 -: 4348. 4 bdr. in country, *250 mO.· plus dopooh. Kyger C School Diatrict. Call 814· · 3117·0609 . ' Very nlco 3 bdr. home, 2> bltha, good alze yard. 1300. • 3 bdr. home country atmoe- \ pharo; t%71. 3 bdr. home, 32 Mobile Homes for Slle NEW AND USED MOBiLE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, fiT 35. PHONE 814·448· 7274. 1971 Freedom OOod cond. Cali 814·258-8520 . 3 bdr. 14xllli & lot, 2 mi. from 011Hpolla , Green School Dillrlc:t.goOd cond., loroo 1und·acio. t14,900. will conlider trill• In of envtNng of v81ue 11 down payment. C1ll 114-4488038. 1971. 14~111, 3 bdr .. 111 eloctric, 1111\11 utMity.bldg .. ln town o~ . rantll lot. Clil 114-448-2038. with riverview. •210 . Aeter• 1 encee • depoeit requh'ed.\ Coil WIMmon Agency, 114-• 441-3844. -~----· 7 room. full beMment. 2 ~ milo down riwr. UIO 'mo .• dap., reference- ..,.ulred.' Call814-441-0143, or441- ! 0571 . ' • 4 room• •nd bath. Y, baH·~ rnent, · tully cerpetMI, new .. t»lnl, unturnllhlcl. cane1 4- • 892·309!). ~ 2 bedroom hou11 in P - 1 roy. L.atge deck ond tt.oa- • mont, low u1H1tlie. ~200. l par month plu1 oacurlty , dapoolt. Coli 11 4 · 112- • 117113. t 2 -oom houMin Mlnw• • villa. hold• Mln•n•lll• ' Chu ...... by lull Plant. Total ; electric. Coli 11 4·112· • 11218. : •• · �• Wednesday, April ~~~2~1lte~~P~~~-::::::-:-::::::~:....-,~:;:::~~;;~~~~O~hio~==T.=======~-~~r~Ap=ri::24:·:;:·~~5, LAFF·A·DAY 41 Houan for Rent ln .• corMr and line poltl. top rail, gotolncludod, 1200.00. 304·175-4419. Full lire bed for Nle. com· plato. 304·875-4291 2 bedroom A !ramo home. f17ii .OO month, •100.00 Hpaalt. ·solithllde, W. Ya. 304-171-11111. Wedding gown and vall size F- hun1lf1i1 an 2110 ..,r.. y..r around. 15 room log coobln, private drive. CioM to Sp<Kn, Kol- and Mountel• """· 304· BIIII, 3817 tPI 11 a.m. ~~~~~· ··· .,..~ ;~. . ....;;;;:._ "'' "'"''"............... Mobile Homes for Rent · 1102. Fully furniohod. air, utilhieo poid,2bdr .. eduhoonly. Cell 814-448-4110. ' "I couldn't fmd a thing I wanted in the stores. How abOUt a Standing OVation?" t~~=~=====:-r~~=::::::====:l 44 1· 3 bdr. mobllo homo, all · utllteo pold, fumlohed, no poll, oacurlty Hpaolt, 1421 mo. Cell 114·441·13111 ""II bet_I.IIPM. Nice 2 bt'ldr. mobile home, conven*'t location on Rt. 7 . . Completely fumithed , 1181 mo. , waiOf poid.' Call 114·241·881B. Mobile homo for Nnt. Call Apartment for Rent New .one bdr. efficiency ept. Colll1~ ·4411-03110. Nice 2 bdr. wo- • dryor. water • trath peld, 1 milo from hoophal, 1200 rent pluo dep. Celll14-441·1314. · Trailer tor rent. Coli 1114· 441·4225 aftor 4PM. cleen 1p1rtment1, Henderson, 304·1175·1972 after 5 PM . 2 l»droom mobile home for re"nt. Burdette Addn, 1171.00 pluo utlltleo and dopoolt. 304-175-2484 . 2 br iumiohod tnoller, lo· cetod on Crab C - Rd. 1110. on.onth. 304-1711· 1201. 44 JACKSON ESTAT-Es· APARTMENTS !Equal Houoing Opportunity! monthly Nnt nano 11 1113 . . for 1 bedroom- 1188 for · '• ;2 ,.bridroom, claj;oott '1200. · ~tad near Spring v~ · Piau "<!Odland. . pool and Ca.,.. TV available, end light houM k..ping rooms. Ptrk Centre! Hotel. Call 814-448-0758. Furniahed room, r•nge. re· frig . 1100. ohoro both, oin· gle male. 919 2nd . AVo., 13ollipolio. Cell 448·4418 after 7PM , 1--------Mobile homo lot, 12'•50' or omollor, 175 wotor poid, 4th • Noll. Golllpolio. Coil 441· 44111 after 7PM . Mobile home loto. R • R Mobile Home Po"',,Bulaville Rd, Gelipolio, Oh. Coil 814· 441-0527 or 814-441· 1283 . Treiler •JHICI for rent. Cell 614· 3243 .... COUNTRY MOBILE Home Pork, Route 33, North of Pomeroy. lots. Cell 114-9112-747 . L..rr m•••-ve- Apt. for r011t 1200 • up. Coli 175-5104 or 175-5381. Nicely furnlohad mobllo homo. off, apt .. central air ond hol1 in city. edulto only. Call 114-441·0338. Fumiahed 3 rm ..... upftaira. utiitieo pd. 1185 mo ... 110 depoolt. 114 Locuot. Adulto only. Call 441·1340 0< 441-3B70. Fumi8hod offlcioncy 701 4th Avo .. Galllooli8. 11 BO. utilltieo poicl. ...... both, odulto. can 441-4411 aftOf 7PM . Up•taira3 roomt, fumilhed. bath, washer-dryer. AC. cleen, no pet:1, ref .• dep . roq .. adulto. Call 814-44811119. Upltllin unfUrniehed 3 room apt., ""rpotod, utlhiH paid, no chil*""· no polo. Call 114-446-1137. 2· 2 bdr. opt. furniohod, pay alectric. no polo, oacuritv dapooH. 1310 mo . 2·3 bdr. opto. unfvmiohod. poy-t· ric, no poto, -urhydepooit, 1360 mo. can 114-441· 13811collbat_I.8PM. 3 roomt with privete beth, ref. Roquooted. Call 114· 441· 2215 . . Oerege 1pt., furntehed. 21V. Neil Ava., Golllpollo. 1 bdr.. 12311. utMhieo poicl. Call 441-4411 aftor 7PM. Ai•eroiclo Apto. Middleport. lpeclel r1t11 for Senior Clti1ono. 1130. Equal Houoing Opportunitloo. 11 .4 · 8112-7721 . . Wood• 7 ft luoh Hoe 11 , BOO, 211 ft tobacco pipe trailoro 11 I 1100 .. 121 t900. Add 1 room for hOUH· or trelle<, 24 ft.x12 ft. 2 yoaro old, bath, 40 eat. hot woter tank. hook up f.or woohOf· dryor, 11.000 value. Soli 13100. Rt .. 36, 304-1711-1288 or 304· 738·2342 . 814-281-11245. . SPECIAL cut olabo 8 PU loodo daliverad in dump truck t100,or 21oodot180 . You pickup 116. Call 814· 246·1804. Pool People Special: Let ua aumrnerlze your pool 1100. 10% off, all pumpo and fihoro. Micldllport 81 4· 992-5724 0< Golllpolio 81 4· 448-3051 . 62 Wanted to Buy Building Matorielo Block, brick, oewer pipeo, 63 Went Livestock Block. brick. mortor and 8 wMk old pigo. Call 81 4388-91102 or 814-3888141 : I m11onry euppliee. Mountlin · 1 yur old colt_for tale. Cell State Block. Rt. 33, Now Ho•on. w. vi . 304.882· 2222. 66 ' Pets for Sale 2 bred aows, 1 ten month otd Spring Special-Patriot utility bullllngo on dloploy ot two HILLCREST ' KENN~LS convenient locetlona, 8 • S Boarding ell breeda. Produce, YN;nd St. in · f't. lndoorwoutdoor flcllltle1. Ploooant, and French City AKC Doberman puppleo: Mobile Homao in Gallipolio. Stud Service. Coli 814-448· 8•12 Uti&. •aloo 10•11 7795. 1885. Delinrad and Mt up Judy Taylor Grooming. Call on. your lot. 814-387-7220. 2 rail motorcycJe trliler, factory built. 1 oloctric chain Brierp8tch KoMalt Profooaaw, 12 in. Hr . .1 gee chain oionol All-br•d grocming. oaw 10 in. bor. All A-1 cond. lndoCK·outdoor boarding fo· cllhioo. Englith Cocker SpoCall 614-2411-11294. nlel puppieo. Coli 614-388· 2 e•tr11 large Boiton ferns, 87110 . Heated Homp Boer. Call 114·7422724. 2 Americon Saddlebrad ond TonnooMa Wolklng horoa Fillloo. both coming 2 yoaro old, 304·937-2123 ofter 8:00PM . For Nil et all tlmea aprtnglng Holatene cowa end heifera. 304·578· 2510. 2283 . 64 •••IS· ANson•Cd·.814·241-1547. ~rom dr••· ~. 61 Houte_h old Good• SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE 12 Olivo St., Gall polio. Now • uMd wood·c:oel ltovaa, I pc wood LR ouHo U99, bunk bed• 1119, entron ~linera •99; n.w ~ uted bedroom aultee. ""II"· wrk1ger weaheri, • ahoH. New · llvingroom ault•a 11 89- t599, Iampo, aloo buying co.l a wood atovn. Colll14·441-31118. LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sola. chair. rookor. otto· mon. 3 tebleo.loxtro hoavyl, tllll. lof11 and 'chairo priced from 12811. to 1895. Tobllo. I&Oand up to 1125. Hido·•·-o.•311o. ond up to 11110.. oofa bodo 1145, Racllnora. t22&. to 1375., lAmpo from t28. to 1121. pc. di-jH frO<n 1108., to 435. 7 pc. t1111 ond up. Wood table with lix cllelro 1285 to 17411. Dook t110 up to 12211. Hutchoo. tll80. lunk bed comploto with mattru... t271. and up to 1385. 8oby bodo, 1110. BIIMtt baby ~ with mat· treu, all wood. nice condl· tion. misc. baby lteme, en· tlquo 12 gi . double borrall ohotgun . Coli 1114-4460785 . TRS·80 model Ill computer with 48K lnd loto of ooft· wara. Beot offer. Coil 114· 3243evo. braka,a, · 1hoc:k1. good body. 11 .ooo. Nagoti· able: CaH 1114-4411-4313. 9·6:30 Mon.- Fri. 11 ,210. Cell 114-388· 9901 . . 13 hivu ol bul. 1 ••.,..,. tor. m,iec. bu tQuipmont. oil good oond. ·C•H oftar 1. 114·441-4833. 4,10C) tomato atakell, u•d 1 year. Reaeon•bl• priC!II. 2 whMI·gerde, trector with en 8 horae Brigga engine . Baby owing, 11.00. Wind· thlold for 1873 Ma..no-. 11 li. 2 8oara full oil 1tav11 with tan~o. 1200.00 lor both. Call 114· 742· 21515. 14•70. 1883 Shullto trailer far ule. 3 bedrooma. Excel· llint concltlon. Singer Mw· Mattre. .e or box apringa, ing machine. Good concH· tion. Electric or padol. Coli 1114·992-3414. Will ooll at n•• rocktn. metal c1blneu, hoadboardo 138 • up to 115 . Yegetoble and llo- planto, wholooaleand rotell,locoted Letart ,..,on11ble price. J••· Camilng new drlllea. new ehoea. 1nd other heme: s-1"11 machlno, rall·owov bodo. Call 114·143·113411. • Fl,.waod UO.OO pickup load. 130.00 dlliv-. Coli 304·171· 17U or 6752881. ne•t door to gravel pit, watch for ol9n or """ 304· 81111-3400. . f mil Suppl11:s .~ LIVi!Siiil.k 61 · Farm Equipment Spring Spociol: 24'x30'xB' with I ll'x7' g0 ro'" door • aervlce door , 13,888 erected. Iron HorM Bklgs, 114-332·974& collect. I 2 bedroom epertmenta. N- H - . WYo . N-ly re-ed. In l.,.,n. 114112-7411. 1 -room furnl- _,._ mem on I . Main lt. in Pomeroy . Call 114-tt2· 7;114 1 -llllfumilllad• ..... ....taere~Dr.......... *'-'· No c.,._, No peu, 12m11M!rom'-t·Call 114·ftZ·D07. APARTMINTI, mobile ~- houoM. Pt. ..... _ . and QalllpOIIo. 114·441· 1221. < • r· liD Dlfl' rent Stroktl ! power, Y· B, 7,000 mlloo, liko now. Coli 614-'4 41· 7002. 1867 Ford Cougor 93•R7. •eoo. Cali 114-246-8102. 1979 Monte Cllrlo in very good cond. Beet offer. Call 814-3243 .... 1977 Ford Mo..rick, boot oftar. Call 814· 256·6251 aftor 8 :00PM. 1878 Ford LTD, bluo. vinyl Hltl enci top, power 11etr· lng end brakea, eutometlc, tilt ot-lng. cruloa, AM·FM otorao with 8 track. air conditioning. t 1 .600. Runt good. 13ood condition. 742· 2610. 6711-304· 19BO Ford F180, FWD, 4 opaad, lock out hubo, 302 engine. FO, ltapoicla. Coli 814-949·2497. 81 Home Improvement• I COU~P 1>0- ru-· M""'um Roofing • S"""t· : if1i1. N- inotaling roof8. 30 yoaro axparion~. ; opoclallli"'l in bull up roQt. .. c .. 814·388·9Bii7. -----~· ~ , BAIEMENT · .•.· WATEIIPROOFING ··.: Unconcltional l~lme ......... Local '!";~ furnllhod. Cll cohot 1-114-23'7~ ••• 0481. dty or night. R_. ; B . - t Watorproofi~- . 15 I WILL NOT lJ .oo-::lrP.. ~ liU:M !'CR 'IDL1012AT!:i A ~"'Ji.l FCOLJSI.I MIST~S! ~ 1;;12:~ .. =·=· eu•· • ··•••tees.. F-...--> remodeling Motorcycl11 Honda CB 150 helmeta • -h ISTOLCYj V y end 2 Intercom. Muat Mil. CoP 114-441-8183. 2·1.9?11 Mandt XR 1100 bo!h for 11,000. CoN 114· 24611598 after IPM . .. ANNIE SiuHT IG OOLVONI: OF THE5ENGES, neW · HOOTIE, AND NOT THE fi\OST 1983 Suzulcl1211 4-whoole< with raolco. teoo. concl. Coil 114-378-2183 after 4PM . ••c. I/4POflTA!fT !lo'IE. ,..,.._._t J • L lnoulotion. Vinyl oicllng, roofing, windowo, otorm wincloWo. otoro doO<o. Call 114···~ , 2772. "' ~ ~ .. :, . Gw'o D- Stroam c~- -: Cleaning. upholotr•"~ :· acotchtuerd. deodorizer.; .. · ...- . . . highly ...... : commended. 114· 1'420: · 2211 or 11 4·882·13011, , • RON'S Tolovlolon Sorvic; .. HquM callo on RCA, Ouatao', GE. lpeclalin9 In Zonhh. Call 304-578-2398 or 114441·2414. · : . · Now llTange thl) circled lett«~ to All•werhere: ( Yesterday's (]) Sportocenter Sanford and Son Cll Entertainment Tonight CZl Wheel of Fortune Cll Wheel of Fortuna · (I) (jj) MacNeil/Lehrer I HOWA HANt'ICAF'PEP ' 601..FEI'Ii PL.AYS. I j ' . =~~,;::,:~·~ r.. J) c~ I I l ) HIS ( I XX) fAns-. tomorrow) Jumble!!: CLOVE ~UGH WAITER BLAZER . Answer: A spendthrift wife· "'!ight love her husband lor this-All HE'S WORTH .·o Newshour · ®l News CD (j}) New Nama That Tune @I)JeftOffOna 7:30 II ClJ Tic Tac Dough Ill Cisco Kid C!l Inside the PGA Tour (I) NBA Basketball Playoff Game: Teamo To Be Cll 0 Cll Family Feud CZl J8opard\l conatructlon.. guttera. Cill 304· 773-1131. ALLEYOOP Te~~ ME, SiR KNIGHT, WHI'.T RI'EWII.RD CAN I BESTOW UPON 'IOU? ®l Wheel of Fortune CD (j}) Entertainment Tonight @I) WKRP in Cincinnati [HBOl Not Necessarily the News 8:00 U IIJ 11) Highway to H•ven (CCI Ill flipper (]) Baoketball: MeDon· aid's High School All-Star Game frann Dallas, TX Cll8 (j}) Fall Guy !CCI Colt learns of the death of a bail James Jacoby A helpful white lie NORTH +83' •su tAXQ52 +KQ10 By Jameo Joeoby WEST EASt On your partner's opening lead, it's +tsu +AKQ normal for you, as third hand, to play •xJ 1093 the lower of touching honors. That .H71 • 83 gives partner the most infonnation +761 +852 about your holding in the suit. But if jumper after le~ving hiRl SOUTH · you want r;our partner to switch suits, IO<;ked up in a small town jail • J 10 7 6 wrong Information is best. This deal, overnight . (RI (60 min .l .AQZ from tournament competition, fea0 Cll ®l Double Dare A t1o • group of San Francisco socitures the battle lor the , overtrick: +AJ93 alites, bored by their lives, Rubber bridge players can turn to the Vulnerable: Both deCide to become burglars. next chapter. East Dealer: 160 min.l When West led the seven of hearts, (I) (jj) Smithilonian World w..t N.... East defender Heitie Noland of Lake Sootli (CCI 'Heroes and the Test of Pass Charles, Louisiana. knew that proba· Time.' Tonight's program Pass 2t Pass 2NT bly the bes1 her side could do if West looks at American painter Pass JNT Paa Pass got on lead again would be to take Thomas Eakins, the U.S. PIM three spade tricks. So she played the centennial expo in Philadel art jack at trick one. Playing this phia and new discoveries Opening lead: '17 rd denied the 10, and that messaae about Custer's Last Stand. • MOYIE: 'Lady.Singotlte just what she wanted to convey to West. · ·. . .· Bl"eo' ·· . . . IHBO]: ~OVIE: 'Am~ric'ao, . DeClarer.' now took ·,.tack. ' If -lt~ .. Hot Wax' .. ·. pl;iyed o~t the diamonds and they 'did . . ."· !MAX) MOVif\ '$iil!wood' not split 3-3; be woulil !Urve to :make !CCI an embarr1111in1 dilcard on the 9 :00 II ClJ CD Facts ot Ufe !CCI fourth round of diamond!. To bold the Tootie makes plans to aS· spade •uit protected, he would have to •. sume a more adult relation- •. throw a.dttli'winner away. So CO!Int- question, be played a. spade and East . < shiP.. with· ~er college -age o.n 'the more problble"H dlall!ohd , took three 's pade . ,tricks .· lll .· deny . · boyfriend . (R) . he ·played the dlamoild .ace ahd declarer an o.ertnck, Tbe pr9blem . · 1})700 Club diamond to the 10. When West ·for West was made much .,.sier by (]) II (j2) Arthur Halley'o won the Jilek, he asked himself why · Ute false impression given by Eut at Hotel (CCI An old love of Christine's comes back into declarer bad given up_ an early trick Dttf! that South held A-Q-10 of her life with hopes of reunit· diamond. When he answered that hearts. •a ~ .Ri!IIGlES'S 81i'"\IICE, .o>:,, parioncod corpent•• . -•.. ' · cia.n. ·maoon. painlt!', roof· :· lnt lfncludlrit hOt tar ~; appllcationl 304-171-2081 • . · or 871· 7318. '-----..,..--,_---....J 1ng. tAl 160 min.l f r a11:, pur I d 111111 82 Auto• for S1le TOP CASH poid for '80 model and newer ueect c.r1. Smith Bulck·Pontiao. 1811 ~aotem Avo .. l3ollipolio. Call 814·441·22B2. 1989 Comaro 398 4 opd .. U, 1100 or will trade for motorcyclo. Call -after 8PM. 114-241' 11832. J KJ II . Announced replecement wlndowe .. . in o uloU ng· roofl n 1· · 74 tSTEBIC a Ill 1M ~ I'!:OO~,lHG:& 1975 Plymouth Voyage< B pononger von •e&o. After D • M Contractora. Vinyl and elumlnum a1dlng· · 430 caH 114 · 982~ 2170 . Hey & Grein 1979 Lincoln Mark V, 28,000 mi.. loaded, garage kept, 18,900. Call 1114· 441·2076 eve. MOVIE: . ' Harry · 6 :30 II ClJ (!) NBC News Ill Rifleman (]) Mazda Spc>rtoiook ill Gomer Pyle Cll (j}) ABC Newo !CCI 0 Cll ® CBS Newt Cll Nightly 8usine10 Report l'iD Body Electric . 1!11 One Day at a Time 7:00 D IIJ PM Magazine Ill Chuck Connor's THE!'.& WAS ~OM!:THiNG Fitty Tree Trimming: oturUP ' ; removal . Coli 304·171· ; .1331. . '•' •. .71 [MAX] Tree_}'' llEA~L'i Wi&H Western Theater Tonk end Pa( Shop,', Rtn~o.r.t'hy Seod C.o rn. 2413 Jock•on Avenuo, Pliont 304-1711·1 iloe. . . · Point Pllooant'. 304-17$2013. fioh. birdo and mora. Fertilizer by bog or ton. 11 03 fifth StrHt, Now Haven. 304·BB2-2271 or 882·3358. Fruit 68 & Vegeteblas 1160. Boor Cot 8 oryotle ocannor. 1100. Coli 814949-20811. lull or twin, liB ., firm, 188. and 17B. au- loti, 122&. 4 dr. cheoto, 149. II dr. chooto, 1&8. Bad fromoo, UO .and 125., 10 gun· Gun coblnoto, 1350. Gao or olactrlc ron'"' 13711. leby mattr-. 138. bed lramu 120. 125, • 130. king frame 1110. Good - c· tion of bedroom ouHoo, 1981 Toyota Terrcel.l;;:=:;:====== 711 =~il~~~o':t Phone 304· Boete and Motors for Sale Plumbing Heating a. 0 (]) (10 MOYIE: 'Sunset ...·- Umouaintt' Cll (jj) Well· Temperod Bach with Peter Ustinov '• The life of Johann Sebastian Bach is celebrated in this the 300th anniversary of his CARTER'I PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth- Plna . Gallipolla, Ohio Phone 814·441·3888 .., . 114·441·4477 . ; b1rth. 12 hrs.J 9:30 D C2l 11) Sara Sara's teen· JIM'I PLUMBING • HEAT•· lNG. At. 1, h• 311, Gilll-: polio, CaH 114-317-0171.. 10:00 IIClJC!l St. Eloewhere Pe- 83 age niece ends up going out with Marty when she comes for a visit. (H90I MOYCE: 'Eddie and the Cruiaers' ' ter White is the ppme suspect aher Annie. iS attacked by a man wearing a ski Exe~~vating · 1975 Corvotto, 911vor. oir. 1----,--..,--,.- - power wlndowl, eutom11tic, ~It whHI,good cond, phone 304·812-3181. 71 Malibu clouic, 1-d. runo SOOd· 1100. 304·171· 3841 or 885-3410. 11171 Pinto, otlck'•lhifl, oir 304· 871•4883. 72 Ot: SNUFFY 15 MV BIGGEST ... 1878 Toyote Crolllida auto, po, pb, I cyl. air cond. p.w. 11,000 mlleo. am·fm I track. 14,3110. 304·11711· 1218. Truck• for Sale 14ft. boat with tnoller • 40 HP Johnoon motor, t1 ,1110 or boot - r . OrtradeforPU trucl< of equli •oluo. Clll 114·441-4337. 14 ft. John bolt. Evinrudt remote--rot 1rolli!lg metor. Oepth llndor and traHor. 1700. CaHI14-742-2871. ' Fithi"ii boat. 12 ft.. aluminum. wido body, With trailer. 1500.00. Coli 114·1192· 522B. 84 Ellctricel CUSTOMER & Refrigeration (!) Sportscentar Ed ' o Applianct. Ser•i•t· · · Borvln~ aH makoo • bronclo · · cH refrlglret-., w11her1 a ·: ~ dryaro; nov•• • dll· · hwaohe<o. CaH 114·317· · 7117 or 114-441·4481. . ; 0 Cll Ml!lnum, P.l. Cll Lotenlght America (10 TaJd a (j2) ABC Newo Nlghdine • Twilight Zone [HBO] MOVIE: 'Hard to . Hold' !CCI 12:00 ClJ 8umo a. Allen (!) Sporto Focuo· Juliuo . Irving Cll Bonny Hill Show (iO MOVIE: 'Rod Alert' • (jJ Eyo on Hollywood •Gunemoko 12:30 • IIJ (!) ...,. Nighl with Oavld Lilli""""" Tonight's gueat is Jay Leno. 160 min.l (]) Love TIMrt Bob (!) M - SportoCil ABC Nawa N~dlno . D (I) MOVIE: Kololdo· SEWING Maohlno rapeirl, · MrVioa. Authorlled liiftuor : S - • Sorvico S......,~, Bcla•ora. Fabric Shop'} ·· Pomeroy. 114·882·2284. ··: J-. > -.. Yolty FunOhuro, .0.. • ueod. 1.111111 -ion ol qual· hy furniture. 1211 E....,. Avo .. Qallpollo. ' . I'ID lntormrtional Edition ... County Appllanco , Inc . Good UMd aP!IIionOH and TV lito. Open.lAM to IPM. Mon lhru Bat. 614-448· 11f8. 127 3rd. An. Qalll· polio, OH. dl~lf*"*.f .ltr THOMAS JOSEPH AC.088 SIGreek 1 Example tnQWltains 5 Turkish 40 Join oxcart 41 N\181y tyke 10 "Green DOWN Mansions" I Wos hero solicitous 11 Landed Z Endure SWords on ,. 1Z Bogart tide page In 'Deer . "CIII8blanca" 5 French city A.Mwer to ,.,.IBtley'a 11 Completely I Scope JIIIUk (Lat.) T Emmet 1t Dorothy's IT Prtzt! getter IS Tllro root 8 Autltor's dOll 18 Untied 18 Betoee<:h queot Zl Body of liO S.A. cattle 17 Small t Clusy believers breed violin performer II Wave'a 31 Auack 18TOO!h 14 Aqua&lc top H E8)'PtWl subotance anim11 14 Set:Mck king 10 Inter· II Monel II r_. 37 Male swan jectton II Specks . II Atlrlletlve II Greek iallnd ,15 Plant root type (I) WKRP in Cincinnati 1 7 ft. Stercraft and tl'li!W. 140 H.P.. inboard, out· board. tri·heul. Lit. lackoto, '•" lilil"ii oqu'-nt. ...,.., G1nerel Heullna~ included. CaN 114-982· 7141, aok for Claudie bofora -----~----------~~· 1:00 or 304-773·1187- J a - loyo Wot.r ... vloil."" 1 :00. Al10 poolo lilatl. C8ll t14-::: IXC COnd, 12.200.00. 211·1141 or 1114·441--. Low bou boat on trailer 1175orl14·441·7811 . ~ : t 2.300.00 . loth Ktn'o Wnor Borvloe. =~· : f4.zoo.oo. IN Tn Ciluntv oioterno. pootallnld. •· &port, ~· 304·17B·2111. 114-317·0123 or 114·11'7·~ : 7741 night or day. • ~· 76 Auto P1rta ... • Acc1uorlea 87 Uphaletlry ' · ·.••~ 1 mask . IRI (60 min.l (]) PKA Full Can)ICt Karate (I) Mojo< Lei!IUI Beseball: Atlantoat SanDi(j2) 20/20 !CCI 10:151MAXl MOYIE: 'Octo· pussy' 10:30 Ill Tr.... ler'o World liD INN News 11 :oo II 1IJ Cll 11J 1!1 Cll Gt l'iD II (jJ Newo Ill Bill Cooby Show Cll Agronoky oncl Com· pony . • Benny Hill Show 11 :30 D C2l 11) Tonight Show ClJ Boot of Groucho (() e 11\la' Thundarcraft 1rl-hull with top, 90 HP Maroury trim. luo . than with f\0 hrt. on motor. Dilly troller·a•c. cond. Call 81 4· 441·1088 -liPM. conditioning, Mlchelon tlrh, low mleege•. no rult. Ueod FurnHwo .. II pc. dinette, head boardo, and 2 bedroom euttee. 3 mllea out 8ulavilie Rd. Open llam to 5pm, Mon . thru Sot. 1114·448·0322 114 dlopon. utiHieo paid. Call et4-882·10B4. 1979 CJ·II Golden Eagle, PI, PB, low mileage. good cond .. 14,100. Call 114· 448-8700 . 19B4 Oldo 88 Coup• GOOD UBEO APPUANCEI W11horo, dry011, · r.llfrlear•· ton, ran-. BlwiMio Ap· 1 bedroom furnithod tpt, c=:.ncu, U - RlVor Rd. Calll14· 882·1434 or 304· . ~:~; ~,... Motet. 112-2111. Two bedroom furnlahed ·1pertment for rent in Mid· 1 ::::~======::::::= 7'3 Vena & 4 W.O. 197B Dod.. Omni AC. PS, PB, auto, MW radial tlrea, AM · FM ceaa . litereo. I I K (l.D 3-2·1, Cont.ct !CCI m 1178 Ch.V. Elcomino ss. axe cond. dayo phone 304871·4230 !Minin8t . 3048711· 41113. 66 Seed lo Fertilizer Onion .. plantl ju1t arrived· whitt. red & yellow. Swlaher Implement Co:, S). Rt. 7 N., Gallipolio, Oh. Cell 114· 446-0476 . (]) Fiohln' Hole ill Beverly H lllbllliao Cll Dr. Who ~J!f.1 1Lf'' Truck• for S1le Dregonwynd CattMy Ken· Ml:rr.IJdfliiJ:.I: Ill Hot Pototo 111 foot complng trallo<, call 304-1711-4488 . ' nel. CFA Hlmaleyen. Per1ian and llamooa kHtono. AKC C"9w puppleo. Call 114· 4411:3B44 ofter ·? PM. . . poc;j PI ....... liiO. 114-441-1111 . (Bot.. OebbY Or.J (lJ Newo ... 72 IIJ Cll (!) . . Cll {)) • 8:00 • gao••""'·· with tuba. Included. lngulre at 918 Second Ave .. Galllpolio. Oh. EVENING enoli!!t:: 304·BB2·2882. 5 yaor old gelling r..ioterod Quortor Horao. 1500. Call 614·992-5380. 4/24/85 tlr••· ~~::::::::::::::::~::::::::::::·--::·:~:::~~ 13 WEDNESDAY 30 ft. RY: GMC 414 41,000 1111. AC, folding TY, 1ntem1. AM-FM. 111111 dll·~ - · Cl, full Mfrltl.. hoi. air hooting. IWJiinll, 011 • IIOW, rn~cro-weve• .:hoW'.lorgo ciOMt. good oto,....· 110 V Onan Reedy 1c1 go. Aoldng 111K Of boat offor; anything ..,.. wrong In 80 dayo, I wNI pay tho bill. Calll14-245-8888, PNfar,..nlngo. Conbe_, anytime. · Broughem, 1lr. crulae, tilt,' llntela. etc . Cloudo Wlntoro, Rio Gronde. 0. Call 114-246· 6121. you're -...t. c.ai'O..,IIli!;le. chCI<f,~ op )lou• ow>~Q•'s c.>at.. engine, :;:::::::======= 66 wlnd9w1, Y•~ Cllll ~I~ The ·' ·Television .Viewing 1877 Play·m~ RY, -..at. ; oalf•contoinad. AC, t.,ll. bath. raf1ill. Nfrig., _ , olean. ••· cond ... : 13,100. Call 114·441·, 2297. FIJR8M.I. \:fe. -bbi\ 'lC. So10.ri.h;"' 1978 Hortay-Devidaon Clot· 71 Autoa for Sale lie. Iota . of ••trao. 8.000 miloo. 14,800 or boot ofter. .,974 Volklwagon Bug. new 304-176-1 2811. to teeM. tobacco poundagt in Maoon Courity, con 304-175 -1113 ofter 8:00. Building Suppllet ~Nl.DI~ Morgen'• Woodlawn. Farm. Poll Builllngo Conotructod for com~iel, g~ragee, farm, ~orw, etc. Anv 1l1e, t,.o eotlmotn. Call 304· 2 Dno-Woy ticketoto Hono- .171-3181 . lulu by way of Chariooton, lhp gardon tillar Chicago ond San Froncloco Soaro to bo uoad by Moy 3, 1986. 1210. 304-175-4237. TRACY & Campers ' 24 ft. 4 axle hOivy -ip- . mont trailer, alactrio bnlrel, plndel hook hitch, 11,800 naeotNiblo. Call 814•381· 11801. Electric bo•. 12Q, for more lnf. call 304-875-8175 or 1711-11383. . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 79 Motore Home• Pool filtoriD .E;J 171, a111rt .j hours •• poaaible 1 0 am to 4 ·pm end 7 prn to 8 pm Monday-Friday, Call 114· 441-2745 or loovo 1---------we deliver. HEAP vender. For rent Sleeping Roome Trtiler lot1 for rem, •wer and water fumiahed, will rake omall child, 304· Apartment for Rent I;:;:;;=::;:;=:==== 46 Furnished Room• hoap . In country, t1'76 mo.. "00 clop. Call I 1 4-4411722 aftor liPM . KIT 'N' CARLYLI ®br Lerrr Wrlgh1 190 AINo Cllelmor tractor, good running cond .. goOd tirto. Coli 114-812-7332. 8 . Never worn. new. *250. Ball for 1200. 304-875· 382B. . ool"' ----~--- 814-441·0110BiiiJ~~;:i,~ii;~= I; for Rent 2 bdr. trailer. 2 mi. from Farm Equipment M Farman Trector tor ute. Good condition. Cal 1114· 949·2651. •250. 4302. each . 304· 11711· 53 Antiques --------·19.84 Hondo 3 whoelor, Schwinn 10 opeed blko, 5 15" old otylo ;eily whoelo. For ~- Sell! Antique piano, .. approx. 1 old, cherry. 304·67G·II828. Coli 614-44 ·8204. urge block loather bor with marble top. 1100. 304-8711· 64 Miac. Merchandise · 2574. Knauff Firewood Split· 81i% tNirdwooda. You pick up or afte< 1PM, or 114-4411·1109 . 2 b*· fvmiohod. 2 ,milo down n-. Dopooh • refer· once required. Coli 114· 4411-0143. or 448-0171. 2 pt.ca living roO<n oullo. good cond. t1711.pO. Coil 304-171-42B9 . Raoiotorod Collie pupo, teO. Cell 114·881· 3180. 200 ft . chain link fence , 42 I rooma and beth. earaea. full b e - t . .... . .. ,n "-•eway, - d air hHt. central air. Cal 114· 949· 2734. Furniohod, air cond., cable, no city taxoo, buutlfuln-• vlow,Konauga. Footor' oMobill HO<nt Park. 1114·448· 81 •r 2 bedroom fuml- hou· •.In P-oy. 1210 per month. c.u 114·1t2· 1113 .tt.I:OOPM. 42 54 Miac. Merchendite 24, 1985 tcOpo' D LATER, c.IE HAD IS. 51-iiP IN Tl-IE COMPANV ASSOCIP:I'ION " ()JJ NoIMAXI MOVIE: 'Young lacly Chatll<lay' 12:45 Cll MOVIE: ' F- Strlkao Out' 1 :00 I]) I Married Joan (!)~,..... Hole \l), E"'erutl~ Tonight D(!ICNNW- Nawo D MOVIE: 'The Hootege II Change the decor 17 VolitiOn 18 Mldlanlte king •• Rh)'tlunk sa lmmov'able b-1-+- aa•My and Only" UYou (Ger.) Ill Poaeldon's son S7ldlo talk 18 Conotant tippler DAILY CRYPI'OQUOI'EI! -Here'11iow le,wort It: AXYDLIAAXR II LONGFELLOW One letter stands for lliHilher. In INa ample A is tiled for the three L'•• X for the two O'a, etc. Single letlen, apcilb ...,., the lenCth •nd fonnation ol the words •re aU . hlnta. Elcb day the code lett.ernre different. .. CIYFI'OQ{JO'I'B 4-14 G DPXT VGK V E K W Q , T IV KEA EKS~ X D WI P A 'A E E . TGH T GH Tower' .......... - e<l?l-1410. · 304871-MII c...._. IIJCK'I NIW AND UIID PUIINITUAI. our I"'IIno 104·171·1410. ......... - -Y· •. _,. •• • • . •i •-.. I .... .._~ Pool ...... ,.,_ 304-1711401 . . IHIOI Amorlca Undlr· .....,, WhetBu Am 17 Lee Grant narrrnoa this candid 1 - foretd air f u - look at the bettie batWHn mind o'ld body. - ..._ ~~.tori - · air fiiiiCI ... 104·871-2700. rl\ • N -, •• •t ., 1 . . ....... .-. ...- -QPIIPHT BDEUWDR 'J 1111..,'1 Clil 1•11e: BEUEVE ntE DOUBTER, AND DOUBT WHEN YOU ARE TOLD TO BEUEVE. LUDWIG~ • �.. Wednesday, April 24, 1986 Mayor fines l;i speedel"8 Etta Mae Ellis '· Etta Mae Ellls, 57, long·time resident of Cheshire, died Tuesday atthePomeroyHealth CareCenter. Site was born Oct. 18, 19Z7, In Cheshire, a daughter of the late Pleasant A. and Vesta Mae Little Ellis. Survlvlng are four sisters, E unice Chris!)! ~. Mtddleport ; Ruth Darst, Albany; Kathleen Lowe, Columbus, and Roma Litton, Delaware; two brot~rs. 'Louis a nd Pleasant E ll is. both pf . Middleport, 1111d several nieces and nephews. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by two sisters, VIrgie Ellis and Vesta Ellis, and a brother, Sidney Maynard. Miss Ellis was a member of the Pomeroy Southern Baptist Church. Services will be held at 2 p.m. Frtday at · the Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral home with Rev. WOllam R. Newman and Rev. David Hunt offictallng. Burtal will be In Gravel HUI Cemetery, Cheshire. Friends may call at the funeral horne from 7 to 9 p.m . Thursday. Frances R. Ewing Frances R. Ewing, long time Middleport resident, diedApril21 at Daytona Beach, Fla. Mrs. Ewing was born SepL 4, 1891 In Middleport, a daughter of the late Wilber C. and Easter Maftin Russell. Besides her parents, she was preceded In death by her husband, Herbert '0. Ewing, and a grandSon . Mrs. Ewing was a lifelong member of Grace Episcopal Church In Pomeroy. Surviving are two daughters, Mrs. R. G. (Henrietta) Avery of Charlottesville, Va ., and Mrs. W. B. (Easter Martin) Davis of South Daytona, Fla., five grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren. A memorial service will be held a t Grace Episcopal Church in Pome· roy at 4p.m.Saturday. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery.· Mary Alice Wayland wood officiating. Burtal will be In Meigs Memory Garden. Friends may call at the funeral home from 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday and from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m . Friday. Shirley Wolfe Shirley Wplfe, 85, formerly of Langsville, died Tuesday evening at the Pomerpy Health Care Center where he had been a resident for a short time . , He was born In Meigs County on AprU 22, 1900, a son of the late John and VIola Wise Wolfe. He was a retlrf:d car repairmen with the New York Central RaUroad. , Surviving are several nieces and nephews a mong which are Joseph C. Wolfe, David E. Wolfe, Lena Clark, all of Middleport; Audrey Raley, Rutland; WUbur WUdman, Amsden: Judy Gilkey and Frank · Gilkey, Sr.. Jackson, and several great nieces and nephews among which is I:rank Gilkey, Jr., La ngsville. Besides his parents, he was pfllCeded in death by his wile, Grace _G ilkey Wolle in 1981. five brothers a nd one sister. Services will be held at 11 a .m. Friday at the Rawlings-Coats· Blower Funeral Home where friends t;nay call all day Thursday. The family will be present from7to9 p.m. Burial wUI be in Gravel Hlll Cemetery, Cheshire. Harland Martin Har land Martin, 75, 215 Second Ave., Gallipolis, and of Venice, Fla., died at noon Monday in Venice. Born Nov. 17, 1009, near Woods· field, Ohio, son of the late Rev. E .A. and Eva Ann Higgins Martin, be was a 1933 graduate of Ohio State University and came to Galltpolls in 1939 as a voca tiona! agrtculture teacher at Gallta Academy High School. Earlier, he bad been a teacher in Ross County and at Rome-Canaan in Athens County. He resigned from teacffing to join Evans Packing Co., where he served as secretary, president and chairman of the board of directors until 1972. He also served on ·the board of directors of Bob Evans FarmsuntU1981,andheandhisson, Roger, operated Martin Ford and Mary Alice Wayland, 45 , 109 Ebenezer St., Pomeroy, died Tues· day at the Holzer Medical Center following a Unger.ing Illness. for. 10 . . rcury · Sales· in Gallipolis · · M.rs.. way larid. _was · born .m Me ·. _.-. 'Mtddlepart on Nov. 15 · 1939 a · · yei\j's. daughter of Clarence and Marg~ret - iu~e c;rrated.a farm on Lower Eskew Andrews, Pomeroy. She I) ad Her oa 1 ~ Fred Lo tse Ande . been emplpyed at the Swisher- . e marr a u r - Lohse I?rug Store for a number of ~e~:S~:.rvtves, on June 5,1938, at years. · r '··· " · · ·•. R K -. SurviVing :In addition io her · ,: ~Sl!I.VI':Ingareason, oger · Mart ln. of Galllpolls: I! daughter, P&rents; are·her husband, Jennings Wayland; a daughter, Laurie, and a Mrs. John E. (EDen Kay) Lang of son, Terry, both at home: three - Springfield, Va., two grallddaugh· brothers,BIUAndrews,Middleport; ters •. Suzanne Martin and Anne Jim Andrews, Athens, and Ray- MMarl te LaN ngL; three grandsons, chael ell ang, Tunothy Martin mond Andrews Pomeroy · a sister · Lang and Matthew John .Lang; a ' ' Susan Karr, Chester: a nephew and tw'm brother , Herman M. Ma rt•two 1eces "'of ~~will be held at 10 a.m. Xenia; and 8110ther brother, Cecil Saturday at the Ewing Funeral R. Martin of J;'ennsvUie. Home with the Rev. Robert Sanders Funera_l servl~ will be held at 2 . p.m. Fnday m Grace United officiating. Burial will be In River· M thodi t Ch h B r1 1 will be in view Cemetery at Middleport. e s urc · u a Frtends may ·call at the funeral Moun<;! Hil!Cemetery.Frlendsmay home after 1 p.m. on Thursday. callatWU!isFuneraiHomefrom&9 Friends may conti'ibute to the p.m . Thursday. . The body wUI be taken to the church one hour prior to theservtce. Cancer Society In !leu of flowers. Masonic services by Morning Felix Alki~ Jr. Dawn Lodge 7 w!U be held In the funeral home at 8 p.m. Thursday. Felix Alkire, Jr., 64, State Route 143, Pomeroy, died Tuesday even· Sibyl Greene . tng at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Alkire was born Dec. 15,19~ Sibyl E . Greene, Hartford, W.Va., at HarrisonvUle, a son of the late died Tuesday in Pleasant Valley Felix, Sr., and t\rlle Nelsoo Alkire. Hospital, following a lengthy Illness. He was self-employed and affilArrangements will be anno1111ced iated with the Calvary Bible Church. later by Foglesong Funeral Home, He was a member of the OH-KAN Mason, W.Va. Coin Club. Surviving are his wife, Mildred Fire extinguished . Kapteina Alldre; a son and daughter-In-Ia)", Roger and Chari· The Pomeroy Fire Department dlltl\Aiklre: twodaughters,MarUyn extinguished a brush fire on C:Ounty Alltlr't'Wilt, Lancaster, and Shirley Road ll Tuesday and was on the Alllre Stanley, Pomeroy; a sister, scene from 11: 23a.m. to 12:59 p.m. Mrs. Louis (Coelle) Campbell, Beverly; a half brother and wife, Charles and Jean Alkire, Racine: half sisters. Mrs. Bob (Frances) Alkire, PomerpY; Mrs. James Tonight, mostly cloudy and cooler (Lena) Hewitt, Columbus; Mrs. with scattered thunderstonns. Lo11· Walter (VIrginia) Burke,Pomerpy; near 45. ThurSday, partly sunny. Mrs. Helen Pickens, Racine; two near 70. Cliance of rain 5C High foster sisters, Mrs. Stella Atkins and percent tonight and near zero Miss Ruby Diehl, Rutland, and · Thursday. several nieces and nephews. E~ FOI"'!CCIM . Besides his parents, be was Friday through Swiday: preceded tn death by his fost.e r MOitly 1W1DY ~ and Salurmother, Mrs. Mary Diehl. day. Highs bt &he au. and lows Ill the ServiCes wW be held at 2 p.m. 40s. Chance of~en and thunderSaturday at the Ewing Funeral stormi1Sunday.Hlgh&fi5.'l5andlow8 Home with the Rev. Alan B\ilck· •r E. Weather forecast · 45-55. I I ) ' 'J' .... , . ;) r WINNERS - / J 'l'hl>se are the Meigs County youngsters who were awarded cosh prizes as winners lnTheDallySenttnel'sannuaiEastercolorlng~'Ontest . First placewlnnersrecelvedSU, secondplace,$10and third place, $5. The group Includes, baek row, left to rl8bt, first through thlnl places, respectively, In Ute Again a reminder that spe4!!1ing wUI not be tolerated In Pomeroy IS _ the fact that 13 people torlettecJ bonds on the charge In the court ~ Pomeroy Hayor Richard Seyler Tuesday nlgllt. Fo.rtetting bonds for speedin& were George NlcinSky, Hemlock Grove, $50; Malcolm Broome, ' Vienna, $44; Katluyn Doidge, Pomeroy, $48; Marlon Slater, Ractne, $44: )'vlary Hardesty, Chllll· cothe, $46; Herbert Erwin, Racine, $44; Barbara Jewell, Letart. w. Vl\., $45; Donna Grinstead, Mason, W. Va., $43; Paul McDaniel, Middleport, $46; Jokhn Harmon, Portland, · $45; MarkE. DUiard,Pomeroy,$43; Alfred Stewart, Mason, W. Va.,$43; Albert Curtis, Pomeroy, . 44. John No!'lhup, Racine, forfeited a $63 bond posted on a charge of an Wegal: turn on a red light; Sonny Anderson.: Charleston, W. Va., $375 I,JDDil · forfeited on charges of drivtngwhUe · Intoxicated. 1 ) Fined were John Paul Jones, Jr. 1• Gallipolis, $313 1111d costs, destruc.. lion of property; Ronnie PickenS, : Racine, $375 and costs, drtvlngwhUe : tnto~lcated; . cecn Frye, Rutland, · ·$32 and costs, !allure· to register ·: motor vehicle; Theresa Hill, Point Pleasant, w. Va., $63 and .costs, · older age group, CathJI Lambert, Langsville; Dawn !allure to register motor vehicle, · Shuler, Route 2, Racine; RoblnManuel, Racine; front, and $63 and costs, ' no operator's I to r, first through third, respectively, In Ute younll'r license. Becky Davidson, Pomeroy, : age group, Melissa. Cntford, Pomeroy; ~ was placed on six month probation. Newsome, Middleport, and Jenny CUHord, Pomeroy. alter facing charges of disturbing · thepeace. · Ex-cop arrested in _shooting death · WAYNE, W.Va. tAPl - Bond hearings were scheduled today for a former poUceman and another man charged with.murder In theshdollng death of a Fort Gay pollee officer. Thomas Edward Hams, 39, of Fort Gay andJessleJ. Steasman,23, of. ProctorvUie, Ohio, were arresied Tuesday after being queslloned a t Ute state pollee barracks In Wayne, said state pollee Cpl. Robert Blair. Assistant Prosecutor Tom Plymale said the arrests followed a cooperative investigation by the state pollee and Wayne County sheriff's department. Police held a news conference to announce the arrests but declined to suggest a motive for the crime. "We have established a mot.ive but I can't reaDy comment on It," Blair said. Officer John Tucker, ~. was found dead of a shotgun wound to the fate and neck Saturday night. He had been parked on Court Street, where hewascheckingtrafficwltha radar gun, officials said. Situationclarified GU Corliss, of Starcher Rd., Pomeroy, present at last Wednesday's meeting of the Meigs County Commissioners, says he is ·In agreement with the decision of Salisbury Township Trustees regarding the abandonment of 290 feet. of roadway on Township Rd. 2ll!. Roder,ick dismisses libel suit ktlow MeigsCodnt;:happenings.·:: . Emergency squads answer four calls WILL THE LADY WHO LOST $1 00 IN A POMEROY BUSINESS EASTER WEEK fLEASE CONTACT THAT . BUSINESS. Because S()'fi'Wtimes less·is rrwre-. mare comjart and style. . KARLA Cu.rhioned ·in.role. heel to toe. . AvAilable in White. MOMS & DADS . ·e Vol .36, No.8 Copyrighted 1986 APIIL 21, 1915 . Sentinel Slafl Writer • Charles Blakeslee, e~uttve director of Meigs County'sReglonalPJannlngCommlsslon, Wednesday queslloned conunissloners concerning the hlrlng of a full time planner for Meigs County. Blakeslee wanted to know when the hiring wUI be done. Commissioii€TS, In this year's !:ounty budget, appropriated $20,00! for that purpose, but as yet a planner has not been hired by theboard. · Rich Jones explained to Blakeslee that a job desctiptlon for the position is presently 00.70 percent completed and when It is finished, the position wUI be advertised . As clarlfled by the commissioners, the decision of hiring a full-time planner will effect Meigs County for many years to come and a snap judgment on the matter would not be wise. "We don't want to do . . 'WASHINGTON (AP) -Democratic leaders said today they are readying amendments to a Republl· can package of spending cuts after President Reagan's nationally broadcast aptieal to Americans for ·'making your voices heard" to back the proposal. · The 1986 budget plan, which · includes llrnlts·.on Social Security cost-of-living Ulcrea5es · llrtd . l_h e · ellrnlnaUon of many popular federal programs, was to undergo Its first iest In the GOP-run Senate later -~- today. , . ,· :~· -- · · "" . Deinocrats, who say tl!ey have been shut out of the negotiations up to this point, said today they are ready to make their moves. "It's a ·compromls,e between Senate Republicans and the president, so at somestagewefeelllkewe would !Ike to be in on the compromise. and that process will start today," said Sen. Lawton Chiles, D-Fia, The Republican plan faces an uphill battle in bottl houses or Congress, In part because of Democratic perceptions the JllVP.osallsn't fair . . "! have found no sentiment In the House of Representatives on either side of the aisle to support that Senate-presidential compromise," said the House Budget Committee chairman, Rep. William Gray, D-Pa. "What we've gottodolsshare the burden with everybody. I don't think you can fence off any area, tncludbtg Pentagon spending, from the budgetary scalpel of austerity as he'sdoing In his plan." Majority Leader Robert Dole, R-Kan., safd Reagan'sspeechon the eve o~ the start of Senate debate on the plan "raises the odds" for victory. "It was a good, tough speech, just what we wanted," Dole said. However, lie said that, as of now, he still lacks enough commilments for Its approval- a vote hesatdwas not likely to be taken for at least 10days. Speaking from the Oval Office, Reagan said: "Please tell. your senators and representatives, by phone, wire or maUgram, that our future hangs In the balance, thatthts Is no time for partisanship." The White Hoose said that In the , first 40 minutes after Reagan's address. theWhit~Houseiogged546 4 nLL 10 ll,S.OO 1 S1ftt1t 125.00 Couple c.a 992·3124 telephOne calls.expressing support for the president's stand and 128 calls voicing oppilsttlon, according to deputy press secretary Rusty Brashear. Reagan said the plan, wllich would cut $300 billion In federal spending over the next three years, "not onty·deserves.ynur suPP9rt , It mustliav~ youf sUPiJOrtlo pass.'~ . Many sena,toi'S of both parties have voiced reservations over some of the more sensitive elements of the PI!Ckage - Including the limits !>n Social Secilri!Y .and·pflli)Osed f.'iln\1· nattoii at p~ar!IS llkeA:m'trak rail . - P<ISSE'nger ~r\'lce, the Jobs ·Corps and loans for stnall businesses. "We stand at a crossroads. The hOUr Is tate; the task is large,and the stakes are momentous," Reagan declared . "I ask you to join us In making your voiCes heard in the Senate this week and later in the House." Today'sSenatevotewouldpermit the plan negotiated by the White HOu.se and key Senate Republicans to be formally debated as a package - a vote tbat Senate and admlnls· !ration officials said was Important both symbolically and procedurally. "It's critical that we win that vote," Budget Director David Stockman told reporters Wedness· day night after Reagan's address. "We're throwing everything into it. It Isn't the end of the road but It gets us over a major hump In terms of brlngtng the package through .... " SenateMtnorttyLeaderRohertC. Byrd of West VIrginia , delivering the Democra·uc response to Rea · gan's address, said "I listened carefully. I was disappointed." He said the president's plan "shortchanges the future" with Its deep spending cuts and Is "unfair to most American families."' And, Byrd said, In proposing a 2 percent cap on Social Security cost-of-living Increases In each of the next three years for rates of Inflation .of up to 4 percent, the president had broken his own promises to the nation's elderly not to tamper with Social Security benefits. "In the absence of strong pres!· denttalleadership .. . we will propose our own plans lor the future," Byrd said. · ~--------------------------~ -!.1-U ') .,:!;JJ'JJJJ.:!J J f 'i,:j,j)E:1'J!J JJ;J ~J POMEIOY, 01, 992·5272 • lumm• Progr•m For Your Child Car• N"d• lu.Htt DINwr 6•00 ill"b?'rCM ·~~-'"•~· ~ ...__._---~-----~:""""--'f""-""~r- • .. . I \ . ' Notice of the Ume and place of the public hearing must be published at least five days before the day on which . the beartng Is to be held . Leach has asked the commissioners to schedule the meeting because his proposal Involves private property which lies adjacent to a county road. The May 8publjcmeetlngwlll be thefltst ofltsklndin Meigs County. OBES olllce future WJCertaln Ernelyn Scarberry and Edith Adkins of the Ohio Bureau of Employment · Services, present for Wednesday's meeting, warned the connrnl.sstoners that although recet1l efforts to keep the Meigs County OBES office open were successful, the.future of the office is still uncertain . As explained by Scarberry, ~ Meigs office Is still designated for closing by the state and that September would be a key time in the decision. (Continued on page 6) stm Final agreement reached in sale of Home State Democrats ready to amend GOP's, Reagan bridget HARTLEY SHOES 210 EAn MAIN 2 Sections, 16 Pages 2& Centt A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper . somethlngthatwUibeamtstake." Jonessaid. "And we Commissioners for 10 a .m ., Wednesday May 8, was want a competent person who can work well with the requested by Chuck Leach of Leading Creek Corp., an entire county," added David Koblentz. all and gas drUI!ng service In Rutland Township . Blakeslee, who offered the planning commission· s Leading Creek Corp. ~ould like to use brlne to control asslstancelndeveloplngtheldeaofaplanner,wastold dust problems at its two acre eql!lpment yard on by Jones that when the time comes, the help of the Leading Creek Road. . planning commission would be sought, however, the . . LeadingCreekCorp.lsinvolvedwlthmostaspectsof oil and gas well serviCing exceptllig the actual drilling commissioners themselves will be doing the actual hiring. process. According to chapter1509oftheoll and gas laws, if a According to the board, hiring will be based upon qualifications and past experience In the field of board of county commissioners, ~ board of township development . trustees, or the legislative authority of a municipality Public meeting set wishes to permit the surface application of brine on Meanwhile, oU and_gas well related firms in Meigs roads, streets, highways or othersimUar land surfaces County will be Interested In tl\e outcome of an for dust or Ice control. a resolution permitting such upcQmlng public meeting rl!garding the use of salt application must be adopted. At least ol)e public hearing on any proposal to permit suzface application brlne for dust contrpl purposes. · The meeting, scheduled by the Meigs Countv of brine is necessary prior to adoption of a resolution. LOW 1111110• tAilS ....· enttne - By NANCY YOACHAM 4-and-5 YEAR-OLD I.INDERGAmN . TEADFVlCE at y • Planner hiring awaits job description .REGISTER NOW FOR 2'h-3 YEAR-OLD DAY NURSERY TINY .TECH- • . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday; April 25, 1986 . In a letter dated Oct. 7, 1981, the trustees stated that according to available records, that part of the public road had not been used for over 36. years and that they' were GALLIPOLIS--. A libel action publlshedbytheTrlbuneonMay 26, evidence of a voluntary retraction beirlg paid only for r!latntatnlng .85 against the Gallipolis Dally Tribune 1983. · · · which was published the next day." of a mile on Township Rd. 2lll. has been dismissed in Gallla County Roderick said that no malice wa s The Tribune published a front Corliss, who wants the . 290 ft. Common Pleas Court. shown to ll>)rs. NelSon and ruled that page retraction of the death notice . section which leads to his driveway Judge Richard C. Roderick ruled "the mere publication of a death on May'27when it learned the notice added to the Salisbury Township Tuesday on a summary judgment · notice, which information was was false. road system, has been checking into motion filed by the Tribune, its innocently received In the course of the necessary steps to facUltate this · publishi!r, ~~rt L. Wingett, and ordinary business, Is not libelous ..." Mrs. Nelson's at.iorney:MaJ:thaJ. action. Multimedia· . Inc.;. owner!> . of the · Rode-rtck agreed -with the &entl' ·· Crossen, argued ·that the -~ue oi AcCQrdtngtostate Uiw,a township · :I'r.lbunE:: .. • ments "of· the Tribune's at!Qrney, , negllgeni:e in publishing ·.t he.dea.!l\' ·· lose!; 1ts fights .to a roaq w)llch has · 'The suit was filed In-September DavldT.Evans; whosaldthat"even notice should be pursued because~! not been used for 20 years only after 1983 by Gamet M. Nelson, Rt. 1, .~!Tlilllc~weretobeirnplledfromthe ·the Tribune ·changed .. tts p,olicy on formal proceeding to vacate the Bidwell, who claimed ·- she was - mere publlcatlOn ofUtedeathnotlcee .. publication ot death notlees. road. •• rtbeled by ) i. false death'''n~t!C~ · tliat Jmplicatlpn.. is ·,r~butted bY· .· ,, " Wh,ile this'. court..does not ·. ·Ppjl. .. Rqtierts, Meigs County . hOW evldimee' Cali bE!'ilrought to the : EnglneeP, .feels the road was never attention of a 'jury with respect tO' a officially taken oft township right of subsequent remedial measure, this way and therefore,lfcertatncrlteria . . ' is met by COrliss, and If the engineer court will assume for the sake of this Friday obsen:ance set gives approval, the sec.tlon of road · motion that it could be placed before could be added to next year's a jury," Roderick said. Planning session for May Fellowtownship mileage. But based on the fact the Tribune ship Day of Church Women United had not shown malice to Mrs . of Meigs County wW be held Friday Four calls were answered Tues- Nelson, there could be "but one at 1: ll p.m. at the Racine Baptist day, the Meigs County Emergency conclusion and that conclusion Church. May Fellowship Day will be Medical Services reports. · would he adverse to the plaintiff," observed on May 3. At 11: 17 a.m., Tuppers Plains took Roderick said in granting the Brian Hartman from Bailey Road t.o dismissal of Mrs. Nelson 's suit. Food service seminar Veterans Memorial Hospital; Lottery winning Pomeroy firemen extinguished a set at Senior Center brush fire on county road~ at 11: 23 numbers: 988,6790 . • The Meigs County.Health Depart. a .m .; Racine at 4:30 p.m. took ment wUI sponsor a food service Barbara Sharp to Jackson General CLEVELAND tAP) The . semin'll'· Friday at 6 p.m. at the Hospital with injuries received In a winning- number drawn Tuesday motorcycle accident on Township Senior Citizens Center In Pomeroy. night in the Ohio Lottery's dally The semll\ar entitled, "Current . Road 149, and TuppersPlainsat6: 39 game, "TheNUmber,"wasS$. · Concepts" wtu be conducted by p.m . took Sorlny Harris to Camden In the"Pick4" game, the winning · number was 6790. Lo\llse Mauch, R.' sK of the Ohio Clark Hospital in Parkersburg. Department ofHealt!J. · , · A mavte, "The SpoilerS" will be Another iruck involved shown and wUI be followed by a question and answer period on f~ In a account of an accident on service ru~ and regulations. ' State Route 124 Investigated by the Ohio State Patrol and reported In Weekend seminar set Friday 's Dally Sentinel, It was stated that It was a single car Dr. Donald A. Nash, professor of acCident. The vehicle involved as Greek and New Testament at actually a fuel.oil truck owned by Kentucky Chrisllan College, will be Excelsior Oil of Pomeroy. Driver of conducting a weekend seminar at the vehicle Grover Klein, ?:1, the Hemlock Grove Christian Pomeroy, was treated for multiple Church. FridaY's session, "The bruises at Veterans Memorial The difference World's Greatesi Coming Event," Hospital and was released. is comfort. will begin at 7: ll p.m. Nash wUI speak about the "Signlflcanceof the Veterans Memorial Second Coming" dflrlngSaturday's ' 7: ll p.m. session. On Sunday Nash Admltted ..Ptna Covert, Pomewill teach the adult Sunday School roy: Rochelle Cummins, Racine; ·· ~ lesson and on Sunday evening, Charles Mugrage, Racine; Brian beginning at 7 p.m., he will preach Hartman, Pomeroy; Todd May, on "Why. Christ Is Coming." The Middleport; Kathy Walker , public is invited to attend any or aU of Rutland. the weekend services. Discharged--Melissa MU!er. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Gov. dlent, least-expensive plan put Richard Celeste and state officials bliforethestateo!Ohlotoguarantee Home State deposltPrs Immediate have received a letter from Chemi· access to 100 percent of their cal Bank of New York setting forth ItS offer to buy Cincinnati-based money." Home State Savings Bank. Lipp said the deal can be He said Wednesday he thinks t.h e implemented once the legislation Is letter "and attachments from M,ssed and signed into Jaw by the Chemical sbould provkle enough governor and there Is judlclal infonnatlon to permit the General ·. clearance and J:edel'al · Reserve · begin considering Board approval. · -. . 1\l;sembly legislation · on the sale pi HomeRep .· Robert . D . . Nettle, D- . State." · Barberton, cbalrman oflbe House In the letter, Robert 1. Llpp, Financial Institutions Cornmtttee, . Chemical , president, advised the said he would spo!IS(/r the bUI . governortli<li a·fillal.ag,:eementwiJI . aijlhorlzing t)le,!1omeSII;lt!' sale~ ?' be s~: wtthln a few d3:Ys ·' ;afti>~ :.. Cele5te . alid_~ ll?gislatlve Iea~rs · certain schedules ·relating to · the agree-, as expected , to-language in terms of the transaction . are the formal contract. Basic provisions of the legislation, completed " Celeste said. He said also advised thai the allowiilgthesale ofHon\eStatetoan out-of-state corporation and, In amount of money. the state would have to provkle Is $127 mUllan, $2 effect, granting Chemical a state mUllan less than estimated in an bank charter, already are m place, informal offer last week. Nettle said. He said the bill also sets conditions under which Chase L!pp aiso was quoted as saying that the deal would have to include Manhattan Corp., which has ac$81 million from the frozen assets of gulred two of the affected S&Ls and the Ohio Deposit Guarantee Fund. is negotiating for others, c an obtain a state bank charter. Celeste and others bad been Still to be added tot he billwerelhe estimating $87 million from that exact amounts of money involved, source. "I hope to work with the leaders although the state apparently will and members of the General havetocorneupwithmorethan$lnl Assembly tn a bipartisan, coopera· mllllon . The total inc!Ydes the $81 uve effort t.o safeguard th(. deposl· mllllon from the privately admlnlstors of Home State and other tered Ohio Deposit Guarantee Institutions while limiting the expoFund , which Insured Home Slate sure of Ohio's ta..payers," Celeste and69otherstate-charteredsavings said. and loans that were ordered by In New York, Ltpp issued a Celeste to close temporarUy on statement tn which he said, "The March 15 at the height of the state's Chemical offer Is the most expe- S&L crisis. to Upp AFTER THE ADDRESS - PresldeiJI Reapn JIOIM!S for photographers In the Oval Office o! the While House Wedilesday rilght after giving a n!UlonaDy lelevlsed"address. The president spoke about 1..,; budcet deficit and lw<es during Ihe speech. ( AP Laserphoto). ,Board erred! Wolfe has five year .AD _contract Carl Wolfe w!U continue as athletic director for Southern Local because he has a nve year contract to do so. In AprU 1~. he was hired by the school board for that position on a 'five-year contract. Mrs. Janet Grueser, president of the Southern Local Board of Educ11 tion, said Thursday morning thai due to an Inadvertent error, Wolfe's contract as athletiC director was acted on by the Southern Local Board of Education during Its regular session this past Tuesday even· ing. The board Tuesday night voted to terminate Wolle's con· o tract as a thletlc director and t.ransportallon supervisor. To clarify . another matter acted on Tuesday evening, it was David Hut who moved to hire WIU!am Hensler as head football coach fQr the high school. The motion was seconded by Don Smith. When put to a vote, Pete Thoren .vQ!ed no, Denny Evans abstained, and Grueser, school board president, voted yes. However, during discussion, board members Hill, Evans and Thoren all expressed concern of · Hensler's Inexperience as a head football coach. Pilot's body identified CHARLESTON - A badly decomposed · body found Tuesday night in the Ohio River near Athalia has been positively tdentllied as Paul Hawks II of Columbus. Hawks was ihe pilot of a private plane that crashed into the river south of the Gallipolis Locks and Dam last December. Hawks' body was identified by the West Virginia State Medical Exa· miner's office by using dental records, a spokesman for the office said this moi1llng. His body was found at 9: 57 p.m. Tuesday by Brian WilliamSon of Athalia. The body ·was found near the Hecla Association Water Plant, In approximately one foot of water six feet from shore. The body of a man reported to he a · passenger In Hawks' plane, Identified as Hubert Harder, also of Columbus, has not been found. The two Gallipolis natives were reported missing Dec. 9 alter Dying from Columbus to Dayton for a business meeting. The pair then left Columbus for a ~ightseeinj: trip to Charleston, W.Va., but never arrlved. Three Gallla . County teenagers told authorltl~ they saw a prtvate plane crash tn'to the river on the afternoon of Dec. 9. Woman escapes injury A Meigs County woman escaped Injury when tbe vehicle she was operating went off the right side of Vance Road early Wednesday morning. The GaUia·Metgs post Of the State Highway Patrol said Qonna M. Workman, 31, ol Rt. 4, Pomeroy, was southbound on Vance, almost one-half ntlle south of SR 681, when she apparently went off the right side ol the roadway and struck an embankment at 1: ll a .m. Work· man's pick-up sustained heavy damage In the accident, troopers said. Teachers' leader says group willing to talk RIO GRANDE - In order to and those conditions have never prevent a strike, the president of the been resolved ." Buckeye Hills Teacher's ASsocla· By walking out, Baker said the t!on says his organization is wl!Ung association hopes to get the board to to sit down with negutiators for the recognize those conditions. GaU!a-Jackson·Vinton Joint Voca · "We have been negotiating, or tiona! School District In an attempt trylngtonegotiateformorethantwo to resolve two issues before the years. It has been a long, hard road and we 've been mPt with resistance scheduled May 1 walkout. "If negotiations between .row and since day one. The only thing I'm then (May 1) will help," BIITA interested In Is · seeing that the President Marlon Baker said Wed- teachers get a contract and we get nesday, "Uten we're willlng to the school system back to working negotiate. Iftheydon'twantto, then together again," Baker added . that's their perrogatlve.',' .The teachers, Baker said, offered The teachers voted AprU 18 to to accept the same contract waik off their jobs after rejecting a package as any system within the fact -finder's Interpretation of two area , but the association was told it Issues the association had sought would have to negotiate Its own clarification on. contract. Additionally, he added, "their Joseph Mllllous, appointed by the State Emplpyee Relation's Board. ·lawyers told us we wouldn't receive heard arguments on 20 Issues of anything unless they were forced to dispute. between the parties In gtve ltto us." August 1984. Both sides accepted In an open letter released at MUllou's recommendat.ions . How· · Tuesday night's meeting, the board ever, a contract between the parties said It was "very disaPJIOlnted" with was never signed after the assocla· BIITA's decision to slrlke rut added lion requested clartflcatton on the that the school would remain open. retroactive date of the contract and "Provisions have been made," the need for six hours of additional the board's letter said, "to Insure education before instructors could their (s'tudents) safety to and from advance beyond the 11th salary school and during school hours. We step. will havecettlfted personneJtoworlc "When we voted on the contract with the students to provide lllNII. · (In August). " Baker said, "we lngful educational classes at aU . accepted It undercertalncondltlons times. " · ' l � 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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 April 24, 1985 alkire andrews ellis ewing greene martin russell wayland wolfe