http://66.213.69.5/files/original/93e5dcd49edc5029ac44ca0369eeb6ba.pdf 6d9e6fe5289d7e538e740ec4d13ef6d1 PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~MEIGS / MARAUDERS *EASTERN EAGLES _*SOUTHERN TORNADOES ....... 0 ....... Fund raising project ted champions Beat of Bend Page !l Southem story on Page 3 Valentine messages Marauderettes advance See Page 10 aily Voi.32,No.2t4 .Copyrighted t914 • enttne 1 Section , 10 Pages 20 C.nh A Multimedia Inc . Newspaper Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, February 14, 1984 $100,000 fire hits Empire Furniture Veteran fireman loses life during downtown blaze MEIGS vs. Vinton County-Home--Feb. 14 Federal Hocking-Away-Feb. 17 EASTERN vs. Waterford-Away-Feb. 14 North Gallia-Away-:-Feb. 17 Man dies mlieadon collision POINT PLEASANT-The death of a Huntington man In a two-car, head-on collision Monday morning marks the fifth fatality on Mason County highways this year, the Point Pleasant Detachment of the West Virginia State Pollee reported. State pollee said Daniel Z. Boston Jr .. 45, Green Valley Road, was killed at 11:45 a.m. on Route 62. one-half mUe south of Lakin. when his vehicle was Involved In a collision with a car driven by Jeanette Taylor, 23, Point Pleasant. Cpl. K.R. Beckett said Taylor was Injured and was transported to Pleasant Valley Hospital by Point Pleasant EMS. A nursing supervi· sor .a t the hospital said Taylor Is In fair condltlon and Is being treated for a chest Injury and a broken foot. Beckett said Boston, who was traveling north on Route62adjacent to Klrkland Memorial Gardens In his 1983 Plymouth ReUant, appar· ently attempted to pass a third northbound vehicle In a blind section of roadway and In doing his passing maneuver collided head-on with Taylor's car. Taylor was pinned In her vehicle for about 40 minutes before she was treed by members of the Point Pleasant Fire Department who used the Jaws of Life, he said . Boston's car and Taylor's 1983 Buick Regal were totaled. Beckett said Boston's body was transported to the State Medical Examiner's Office In Charleston. SOUTHERN vs. Ravenswood-Away-Feb. 14 Hannan Trace-Home-Feb. 17 SOUTHERN RESULTS THROUGH GAMES OF FEB. 7 Southern 50 Gallipolis 47 Southern 49 Southwestern 36 l- J Southern 58 Kyger Creek 45 Southern 64 Eastern 37 Southern 71 Miller 57 Southern 66 Logan 57 Southern 62 Ross Southeastern 57 Southern 62 Wahama 53 Southern 81 North Gallla 51 Hannan Trace 48 Southern 45 Southern 86 Ravenswood 60 Southern 77 Southwestern 43 Southern 71 Kyger Creek 59 Southern 86 Wahama 71 Southern 81 Eastern 50 Ceredo-Kenova 71 Southern 54 WON 14 - LOST 2 TORNADO SCHEDULE Feb. 14.. ....................... at Ravenswood Feb. 17, Hannan Trace ............... Home . !EAD COACH - CARL WOLFE RESERVE COACH-HOWIE CALDWELL EASTERN RESULTS THRU GAMES OF FEB. 7 Federal Hocking 56 Eastern 4~ Kyger Creek 44 Eastern 42 Hannan Trace 49 Eastern 39 Southern 64 Eastern 37 Waterford 44 Eastern 34 Federal Hocking 56 Eastern 37 Eastern 61 Wlrt Co. 49 Wahama 66 Eastern 40 Southwestern 51 EastPrn 44 Ea•t•rn 5.1 North Gallla 52 tOT) Eastern 72 Wahama 66 Kyger Creek 56 Eastern 47 Ravenswood 66 Eastern 49 Hannan Trace 50 Eastern 47 Fort Frye 51 Eastern 49 Southern 81 Eastern 50 WON 3 - LOST 13 EASTERN SCHEDULE Feb. 14, Waterford ..................... Away Feb. 17, North Gall Ia .................. Away HEAD COACH-DENNIS EICHINGER RESERVE COACH-DON EICHINGER MEIGS RESULTS THROUGH GAMES OF FEB. 7 Meigs 62 Federal Hocking 52 Meigs 49 Miller 33 Nelsonville York 54 Meigs 48 VInton Co. Meigs 51 Trimble 70 Meigs 69 (OT) Belpre 64 Meigs 61' (OT! Alexander 69 Meigs 66 Worren 55 Meigs 54 Meigs 73 Wellston 5.1 Meigs 51 Miller 41 Meigs 73 Nelsonville-Y nr• " Meigs 63 Wahama 58 Trimble 79 Meigs 6.1 Belpre 60 Meigs 55 Meigs 73 Alexander 59 Warren Logal 70 Meigs 53 WON7- LOST9 MARAUDER . SCHEDULE / Feb. 14, VInton County ............... Home Feb. 17, Federal Hocking ........... Away HEAD COAC!t ~ GREG DRUMMER RESERVE COACH - MICK CHILDS . STORE GUTI'ED - Empire Furniture, fonnerly Baker Fumlture, MlddlepoJt, was gu~ by a tire MCJIMWI even1111. 1..-. hM been eet at more than SIOO,OOO to the slnldw'e and Its contents which is owned by Mr. and Mrs. Casby Meadows ID of GaDipolls. Seven area fire departments ass1sled Mlddlep"'t firefighters In brbaglng the blaze under control. At one pobtt, the fire threatened the entire Middleport Business Dlstrid. Losses are expected to run more than $100,!XXJ and a Middleport fireman is dead as the result of a major fire in the Midd leport business section Monday night. · Gutted by the blaze which several times threatened to take the e ntire block was the Empire Furniture Store, N. Second Ave., owned by Mr. a nd Mrs. Casby Meadows ill of Gallipolis. Dead is James Daniels, Middleport fireman, who was working outside the Empire Furniture building when he keeled over. He was Immediately given CPR and was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital where he died a short time later. Seven fire departments were called to the scene before the blaze was brought under controL fire progressed. liremen were The tire tlul>atened to engulf the joined by departments from Gallientire business block and persons polis, which also furnished a ladder living in second floor apartments truck; Rutland. Racine. Syracuse over the threatened buildings, aided and Mason, W. Va . Smoke poured from the buildlng by friends. mo11ed most of their and flames shot high into the air. belongings to safer locations. Firemen were able to keep the blaze The fire brought out sightseers. and as a result . Jaw enforcement from spreading 10 the Village officials from across the county Pharmacy. on the upper side of were stationed at aU entrances into Empire Fumiture and the Burkett the town preventing motorists from Barber Shop, located on the lower side of the Empire building. entering the town. Eddie Burkett, owner of the Middleport firemen answered a barber shor said he lefl his shop ca ll to the Empire FumitureStoreat 5:16 p.m. and shortly afterwards. about 5:05 p.m. and reaching h.is the Pomeroy Fire Department was nearby home was met by his wife. called along with the ladder truck who pointed out that smoke was 1Coni inued on page 61 which is kept in that village. As the Council okays annual budget FIRE AFTERMATH- As darkness feU Monday night, area firelighters were busy cleaning up after a major tire guUed the Empire Fumlture Bulldlng In Middleport. During the blaze, veteran tlreman,Jwnes Daniels coUapsed and died a short tbne later at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Loss has been set at more than $100,000. The statellremarshal'soHice has been caUed In to help detennlne the lire's cause. Middleport VIllage Council Monday night approved a permanent 1984 appropriations resolution providlng for expenditures of $2,197.()15 this year, up $500,!XXJ ovN 191\1 expenditures. Breakdown on expenditures under the new budget include: general fund. $134,!0l: safety fund , $143,900: s treet maintenance, $91,100: HUD fund , $1,300,!XXJ: revenue sharing, $11,300: street light, $ll.!XXJ: street levy, $25,600; fire equipment, $21,100: fire truck. $6.600: fire house improvement. $33,!XXJ; bond retirement, $W,875; sanitary sewer escrow. $.1l,!XXJ: water tank. $50,!Xll: water fund. $145,300: sanitary sewer, $lll,270; swimming pool, $20,!XXJ; cemetery, $19,!XXJ; water meter deposits. $4.200: economic development. $9,!XXJ. Attomey Bernard Fullz was named the town's law dii'E'Ctor for 1984 and will receive no salary . Council discussed plans for im provement of the marina area as a recreational facility. Councilman Horton outlined a recent meeting of the Middleport RecreationCommis- sion on the matter. The commission proposes tc. improve the facility to include activities for people of all ages and different activities such as a jogging area, basketball courts, hockey facilities. a movie screen, and tennis courts. Horton said. Mayor Hoffman said a long range impro\'ement plan is needed for the marina . He pointed out that the U.S. Corps of Engineers wiU provide up to 50 percent of funds on such projects and has money available in 1986. It was decided to proceed with a long range plan for improvement to the marina site. Councilman AUen King stressed . however, that the site should be monitored to pr<'vent \'andalism. Mayor Hof· !man sa id that perhaps, living facilities could be included if a recreational building were included in the improvement plans. It was brought out !hat even though the village plans to improve the marina area. it still stands behind thecounty w~dc r<'Creational program which is being developed for a facility in Pomero)'. Mayor Hoffman will see about pl"t'liminaty plans for the 1Coni inu£'<1 on page 61 Emergency grant forthcoming for project By BOB HOEFUCH Sentinel stalf Middleport V!llage Is apparently to receive a $ll,(XX) emergency grant for the repair of a slippage on Middleport HUI and the vUlage may go Into the gas well drUling business. Those Items were among the. major business matters discussed when Middleport VUI~~ge Council met In regular session Monday night. Mayor Fred Hoffman reported that Diane AIIEin, Meigs County's HUD representative working through the Ohio Department of Development, hilS Indicated that a request for a $ll,<XXIgrant to repair !he slippage and to repair water llnes damaged a'S a result of tile . sUp on Middleport Hill has been approved and has gone to tite Ohio Controlling Board for approval. The grant. is expected to be released In about a week. Bids on repair of Middleport HUI and the water lines are being sooght and wW be opened on Feb. 24. If bids are \OUilln The prlce range then the n>pa!r.WIU be poS516le - •• In the near future. At the present time one way traffic Is being maintained at the site of the slippage on Middleport HUI and portable traffic lights arP being used. oo· ahead given Last night. council authorized Mayor Hoffman to proceed with securiltg a firm to do a feasibility study on the village drilling a gas well on the 60 acres the town ·owns below Middleport. where the sewage lagoons are located. Mayor Hoffman said wells are coming in all around the location. If the village daes get a well, It would be helpful for the location of Industry and would pi:<Jbably provide less expensive natural gas rates for Middleport Village, the mayor reported. He said that Columbia Gas of Ohio has verbally agreed to purchase gas from the town should the village get a good well. The mayor inl!lcated the costs Involved COIJld be.. prohibitive, but the survey will provide cost information as weU as more specific Information as to wbe'ther the village should proceed. BaU park figures are $8),(XX) to $100,!XXJ for the drilling and from $~.<XXI to $.lXJ,<XXI for the pipe line that would be necessary . Mayor Hoffman indlcated that, perhaps, state or federal fundlng might be available to help on such a drilling project. Council discussed the $5 permissive auto license tax Which has been puf into effect through legislation passed by the body. The Ohio Departrrient of Motor VPhicles has Indicated that the tax will not be collected until January, 1985 so It wlU be a period of time before the village realizes additional moneys from the measure. In another-. action, council voted unanimously against providing free parking at meters durtng the next Christmas hollday season. For a number of years, council has free<! the meters for the season and In tum, the Ghamber of Commerce gave the village a ,. contribution. However. for th<' past two years no contributions were made to thf' \'illage when the meters were freed . During the discussion, it was also brought out that freeing tht' merers encourages employes of businesses to park near their placl'>i of employment. thereby defeating the !!'('('parking for shoppers. Mayor Hoffman point£'<1 out that the v illage does have a free parking lot now in the town : Councilman Dewey Horton said that he dOl'S not want business people to get the impt"t'ssion that council is against the business community and asked that the matter be reconsidered later if they arc complaints about last night's action to discontinue free parking at the meters In December. The January report of Mayor Hoffman showing receipts of $5518 in fines and fl'<'s for the month was approved and a letter was read from the Department of Highway Safety indlcaling that the village will receive an intoxlllzer to use in DWI ca~ as soon as one Is available. �Comment The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pome roy , Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTEREST OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA 1'1~ &!m~ ~v ,....,..._. ...._-,-, ,.,..,.,.c::~,""' - ROBERT L. WINGETI' Publis her PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Mana1er DALE ROTHGEB, JR. News Editor A MEMBER of The Associated Press, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publisher Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcomed. They should be less than S80 words lonr. AJlletlers are subj ecllo edl&lnr and musl be slrned with name, addree1 and telephone number . No unslrned le&teMii wUI be publllhed . Lecten should be In rood taste, addres!lln&lssues, not personalities. Bigger the dollar; bigger the downturn "The bigger they come, the harder they fall ," goes an old saying that people are starting to apply to the robust U.S. doUar. And concern Is growing that when the dollar falls, the nation's economic good times may well tumble, too. Notxxly Is talking y~t about a return to the long and painful ~ton of 1981-82, when unemployment rose to the highest level In more than four decades. In fact, almost every economist sees continued recovery at least through the rest of this year. But several top government economic officials -Including the nmmaUy upbeat Treasury Secretary Donald Regan- used the word "recession" In talking about future risks during congressional hearings last week. And Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker said that though huge federal deficits would likely be the real reason for any new business downturn, a steep drop In the dollar could weD be the Immediate cause. The value of the doUar relative to most other nations' currencies has been rising for several years, and there Is wide agreement among traders, government officials and private analysts that a sizable decline Is dueperhaps overdue. Ar\d once that decline starts, they say, there's no telling how far It could go. The reasons for a possibly abrupt decline, Ironically, are partly the same as the reasons that drove up the dollar's value In the first place. David Ernst, an International analyst with Evans Economics In Washington, summed It up, saying that "right now, there's a balance between fear and greed" In International exchange activity. "There has been a lot of greed In taking advantage of high U.S. Interest rates and the strong stock market," he said. "But now the fear Is coming out. People are starting to gel worried." In other words, high rates In the United States , coupled with decllnlng Inflation, an obviously recovering economy and a stable poUtical system, have encouraged strong Investment in this nation the past several years, driving up the value of the dollar. But by many accounts, foreigners' confidence Is beginning to be eroded by recent Indications that the U.S. government deficit may remain at record• or near-record levels, perhaps reviving Inflation and pushing Interest rates to risky as weu as attractive levels. "I wouldn't be surprised If a pretty steep decUne In the dollar could add a couple of points to Interest rates," said Ernst. Such an Increase could badly damage Industries Including housing by rnaldng It harder for Americans to buy houses and other Items nollTI8lly bought on credit. A big drop, he said, "If not sending the economy back Into ~slon, would slow us down a lot." Market's sudden slide I I· The sudden sUde·of the stock market since early January has a lot of people perplexed and upset. Any time the Dow Jones Industrial average falls 10 percent In a month, wiping out more than $100 bllllon In paper wealth, It must have an urgent message. But Interpreting that message Isn't easy. Some analysts say the principal problem Is the dilemma of the federal budget deficit. If nothing Is done about the deficit, they worry, the economy wll1 soon be back In a recession. If, on the other hand, federal spending Is cut and taxes are increased to narrow the gap, those measures wll1 cause a recession anyway. Others say Chairman Paul Volcker of the Federal Reserve has spooked the market with his stony unwillingness to relax credit poUcy_ There Is one school of thought on Wall Street that stock prices are suffering not so much from fear about the futureoftheeconomy, but rather from disappointment about the recent past and present. "Two widespread expectations - lower Interest rates and very strong profit Increases for 1983 and 1984- are proving undeliverable," says Greg Smith, research director at Prudential-Bache Securities. Smith Barney, Harris Upham & Co. teUs Its customers: ''Throughout the last half year, economic, earnings and stock price expectations have not been met. At first, investors were complacent. After a while, however, this calm changed to concern and, more recently, outright panic. "Much as the pendulum of emotion swung way too far to the positive side, It may now be swinging too far to the negative." As Heinz H. Biel, at the firm of Janney, Montgomery, Scott Inc., observes, "The stock market almost always goes Its own mysterious way, and attempts to rationalize It are usually futile. "What can be said, however, Is that whenever sentiment leans too generally in one direction, up or down, there Is a probabUity of a market move In the opposite direction. This seems to be what we have been seeing these past four weeks." Appreciates coach Today_in history Balances & WASHINGTON- In his budget message of Feb. 1, President Reagan called for congressional action this year on two constitutional amendments, one to provide a "line--Item veto" for future presidents, the other to compel adoption of a balanced budget. I would oppose both of them, out of a general prejudice against tinkering with the Constitution, but the proposals merit discussion. This Is what the president said: "Where Congress· lacks the wUI to enforce upon Itself the strict fiscal diet that Is now necessary, It needs the help of the executive branch . We need a constitutional amendment granting the president power to veto Individual Items In appropriations bllls. For(y-three of the 50 states give this authority to their governors. Congress has approved a line--Item veto for the District of M 0 ,. , ._ . budgets_----...;.:.___:...____:_Jam_es_J._K--=.ilp_at_ric_k Columbia, Puerto Rico and the trust territories. It Is now time for Congress to grant this same authority to the president." Reagan addressed the proposed balanced budget amendment more brtefiy. More than 30 states have petitioned Congress for a constitutional convention at which such an amendment could be put out for ratification. "If you want to make It happen," said the president, "It wUI happen." If Congress wants to pursue the line--Item veto, Congress might take a leaf from the book of the Confederate States of America. It Is generally forgotten, but the Confederate constitution contained this proVIsion: "The president may approve any appropriation and disapprove any other appropriation In the same bill. In such case he shall, In signing the bill, designate l>tr'l the appropriations disapproved; and shaU return a copy of such· appropriations, with his objections. to the house In which the bUI shall have originated; and the same proceedings shall then be had as In case of other bills disapproved by the president." A persuasive case can be made for the procedure~ Pork barrel politics, like the poor, wUI be always with us. Every year the appropriations bills are larded with pet projects that caMOt truly be justified In the national Interest. For a specific example, consider the National Endowment for the Arts. The President Is proposing to reduce Its funds In 1985 to $143.8 million, down 12 percent from the $162 mtulon In the current fiscal Issue. lnfiuentlal members of the house and Senate are hopping mad. They want to restore the whole AS ~ "(041, ... ~ Jil.l)SJrtN ...' / Salvador slush WASHINGTON - The provisional president of El Salvador, Alvaro Magana, has control of a special bank account that dispenses millions of dollars a year without proper audit. I've seen canceled checks from the account, which sources say Is used as a slush fund to reward Magana's political .,--------cronies. There's a good posslbUity that the money In the secret Salvadoran treasw-y account comes originally from U.S. aid to El Salvador. U.S. officials have complained that the auditing system set up to keep track of aid funds ranges from negligible to poor. The Salvadoran sources who smuggled the documents concernIng the president's secret bank account to my associate Dale Van Atta risked their Uves to do so. The documents Included copies of actual vouchers and checks totaling more than $1 mllllon paid out of the account, which Is amount and more. Suppose a bill were sent to the president Including an Item of $175 mtlllon for the endowment. Under the line--Item procedure, a president could veto that one Item and return the bill for further action. If two-thirds of each house voted to override. so be It . If lhe vetos were sustalnro. a compromise figure would ha V!' to tx> found. But the cases for a llnP-IIem veto Is only persuasive; II Is not convincing. In most sla tes the gubernatorial power Is usro almost wholly to correct duplications or to make technical changes. Constllu tlonal amendment ought 10 tx> a la' t resort . The need Is not SC'If-evtdent. Not even a persuasive case can be made for the proposed amendment on a balanced budget. The most popular version of such an amendment .was known as Senate Joint Resolution 78 In the 97th Congress. It was filled with good Intentions and bad language. Before I he begtMtng of a fiscal year· year, Congress would have to adopt a "statement" In which total outlays are no greater than total receipts. The receipts set forth "In such statement" could not Increase "by a rate greater than the rate ol Increase In national Income In the last calendar year ending before such federal ye~r ... " WeU, the Constitution does not deal with "statements" The Constitution deals with bllls, order, votes and resolution, but "statements" are unknown to \he drafting- art . Such terms as "national Income" are statistical Inventions. Given a sharp pencU and a good eraser, a president could estimate of outlays, and presto-changeo, mumbojumbo, the requirements of this amendment would be met. Pfut! the Salvadoran oligarchy. Perhaps Magana's pay-outs from the secret slush fund can be explained with the same benign justification. But attempts to reach the Salvadoran president through the embassy In Washington and a high official In San Salvador were unsuccessful. _ The vouchers are lnitatlngly vague In their description of a the purpose for the disbursement: "Una comlslon de orden polltlca, autortzada par el senor Prestdente de Ia Republica" - that Is, a commission of a political nature authorized by the president. An embassy spokesman acknowledged that the account number on the checks Magana signed -1!i0-52-101-ll-101-oot-198was a Salvadoran treasw-y account number. He suggested that It was being used for a multl-par(y commission set up In August 1982. But at least $720,00) had been paid out of the account before them. son, Lori Adams, Sherr! RusseU, Rachel Reiher, Tammy Theiss, Gina Nance, and Karia _Srnlth. Back row - Head Coach HUlon Wolfe, Jr., J enny Bentley, Joyce Foreman, ,Jull Houdashelt, Amy Uttlefleld, Laren WoUe, Debbie Michael, Alana Lyons and BUll Rice, Mgr. Absent was Asslo;tant Coach Kim Grueser . 19!13-84 SVAC CHAMPION SOUTHERN TORNADOE'M'ESWith a convincing 'l&-31 triumph over the Hannan Trace WUdldUens Monday evenlnJ!, the Southern Tomadoettes became the undisputed SVAC league champions with a perfect 10-0 league record. Southern's overall record stands at IZ-5 overall as It flll#ered four loMes to Clas.~ "AAA" opponents. Pictured are team members, front,l-r. Diana Simp- Southern, undisputed SVAC champions BySCOTT WOLFE ME RCERVILLE - Placing 10 ~Iri s In the scoring column, the undisputed SVAC leagu~ champion Southern Tornadoettes la m bas ted the hosst Hannan Trace Wlldklttens 79-31 , wrapping up a perfect 10-0 league record a nd 125 ledger overall . Of the 10 players who scored , 1hree hit double figures and another came c lose, completing the quadruple scoring threat that skinned the Wlldklttens during a n explos ive 25-8 first period a ttac k. Southern shooting ace Amy Littlefield scored 36 points to lead all score rs, while s pea r heading Southern' s potent fa stbreak with needle-threading passes to teammates Laren Wolfe, De bbie Michael, and Jenny Bentley. Wolfe notched 12 points and 6 rebounds, Debbie Michael tossed In 11 points and team-high 9 rebounds, while Bentley scored eight points In a fine effort by all four senlos. Julie Dillon canned five field goals and a free throw to pace the Wlldktttens with 11 points, Tabby Sheets added 10, and Kim Cox five. fund _ _ _ _ _ Ja_ck_A_nd_ers_on known simply as "198." The 58-year-old Magana Is an astute j)Oiitlcal operator and a respected economist educated at the University of Chicago. For 17 years before he was named president In April 1982, Magana headed Banco Hlpotecarto, El SalvadoP' s largest mortgage bank: · In fact, It was his longtime practice of giving Interest-free loans to Salvadoran mtUtary officers that won him the anny's support for the presidency. During the heat of the debates two years ago, political enemies on the far rtght denounced Magana as "the biggest thief In El Salvador." The Interest-free loans to selected officers - some of whom were not expected to repay even the principal - have been defended by Salvadorans as a shrewd political move. The financial favors supposedly enabled the officers to resist bribes and payoffs that would have put them under the thumb of I don't have copies of aU the checks drawn on the "198'' account. But the first check, tot roughly $240,00), was dated May 26, 1982, only a month after Magana became president. Sources say that at least one check per month In the same amount was Issued throughOut 1982 and 1982, which would bring the total for that one vague purptlee to nearly $5 mllllon. And these were not the only checks drawn on th~ mysterious account. My sources claimed Magana acknowledged to a confidant that he was part of the venerable Salvadoran tradition of pervasive coJTUptton. He assured his friend that his own money was safely salted away In England. A few mUIIon bucks here and there might not seem like much to Americans contemplating a federal budget approaching $1 trillion. But El Salvador Is a poor country, with an annual budget of less than $1 billion. MEIGS ~~A" Three seniors in home finale congressional receptions. But most Important of all, Sally wou)d "establish one--on-one relationships with Members of Congress and other leaders on the Congressional Advisory Board." After finishing the letter I said, "It's a helluva honor, Sally. What's the problem?" "I just have a feeling they're trying to get some money out of me." "That's ridiculous. I'll bet they haven't sent out more than 500,00) letters like this. You should feel fiattered that Gam, Johnston, Kemp and Chappell are seeking your Input on the problems of this country. I know those guys and they don't take advice very easily." "But," Sally protested, "! don't know anything about defense, foreign policy or Internal security." "Don't be modest, Sally. They apparently think otherwise or they wouldn't have written to you." "I thought senators and congressmen held hearings and questioned expert witnesses ori things like that." "Of course they do. But then they also depend on advice from other sources. This Is a great opportunity, Sally, that you may never have again. Just think of you sitting In a room with these four powerful legislators. They're up a tree on what to do about the anns talks and they tum to you In deSperation and say, 'Sally, what do you think we should do to -acquire .a -fl~t-strlke capability?' " "Do you believe they'll really ask my opinion on things like that?" "Of course they will. They're not gntng to put someone on a United States Congressional Advisory Board whose opinion they don't respect." "How often do you think they.'ll want' to meet with me?" "It doesn't say here In the letter, but I would guess at least once a day. Also, I Imagine when a big defense bUI came up In Congress they would want to call you at home to see how they should vote." "It's an awesome responsibility," SaUy said. "That's why they're asking you to send In $1,00> annually. This will prevent them from getting advice + + Adams 1·1 3, Houda sh<>lt 0·0-0. L)O O!> 0·1·2. R£>ilx>r 1·0·2. Simpson 0 J. J. Russf'll 10:1 . Smith 1·0·2. Nancr 0·0-0. For<>man 0·0·0. T hPisss 0·0·0. TOTAL":i 32-15-79 . SECTIONAL FEB. 22 7:30 FEB. 21 7:30 . . t' + + + Alexander ha s fi nished at 13-5. Meigs is 11 -5. Tournament pairing<> set Kyger Cre-ek . 11 -6, rneetsSoutllw0Stern 6-12. in the opening of the Class A Sectional Tourna ment Feb. 20 at Meigs High School. · North Ga llia . 4-H battles defending champ. Southern at 7:30 p.m .. Feb. 21. The winner of the Kyger Cr('('k -Southern game pla~·s Eastem on WednC'Sday. Feb. 22. 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ANT VAIDY A, M.D.t i FEB. 20 7:30 from deadbeats." "Maybe I should just send In $250 and become a 'Special Advisor.' Then I'd have time for other things." "You have to go for the big one, Sally," I told her. "No respectable United States senator or congressman Is going to take advice from sometxxly wflo won't put her money where her mouth Is." 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY ..Auto-Owners Insurance 2. KYGER CREEK 11-6 SOUTHWESTERN 6-12 TH E PLAI NS - Sophomore Jodi Har rison' s career hig h 18 poi nt s paced the Meigs Ma rau derettes to a come- fro m -be hind, 47 -42 fi rst ro und Sectiona l Tourna ment victory over Alexa nder here Monday . Meigs, now 16-5 , a dva nces to second ro und acti on aga ins t No. 2 seed a nd un bea te n War ren loca l a t 8:30p .m . Satu r day . Sheridan pl ays No. 1 seeded New Lex in gton In the firs t contest at 6:30p.m . The Ma ra uderettes were tra il Ing, 35 -34 with four minu tes to go, bu t ralli ed to ta ke a three-point lead by the two minute mark . Meigs' ace, seni or cent er, Jenn y Meadows, who ha d 13 poi nt s a nd 12 re bo unds fouled out with 3: 30 to go with Meigs clin gin g to a one point lead . Free th rows we re Meigs' biggest a lley as It ca nned 17 of 27 includ ing nine of 12 In the fourth quarter. Harriso n was a perfect eig ht for eig ht. Alexa nder made elgh tof 20. Rhonda Haddox added nine poi nts while B.J _ Gordon and Jennie !\Iiller eac h had fi ve rebounds. Ka tie Wri g ht led Alexander with 12 points. "We didn ' t pl ay very welL Alexa nder ca rne out ready to play . We tig ht ened up In the first q uarte r a nd were non hitt ing. We played a good defe ns ive g ame a nd free th rows wo n It for us," sa id Coac h Ron Loga n. Meigs made 15 of 54 fr om the fi eld for 28 per cent coll ected 27 rebounds a nd m ade 20 turnover . ll t\NNA N T ltAfE 131) - K. Cox. 2·1·5. Southern hit 18 of 24 fi eld goal R. rJ~(· IJ. J. J. Whit lf'V lll ·2. Ca ldwpll 1·0·2. tries In the fi rs t ha lf for a blazing \' ..tnhoo~(' o.o.o. Dilio n ') .J 11 . Sh£>f· ts 3+ 10. hot 73 percent , while a lso can- IJ CrJX 0 U·O TO'r ALS 12-7-31. ning seve n of seven at the li ne for perfect mar ks. F or the game Southern shot 54 percent from ~EIG S (47 ) - Meadows, 4·5- 13 : Had · dox. ·H -9: Miller. 2-2-6; Ek>a n. 0-1·1: Harrithe fi eld , hittin g on 32 of 59 at so n. 5-8- 18. Tolal'l 15-17·47 . tempts and ca nned 15 of 20 at the ALEXANDER (-12)- BatPy. 1-0-2: Burfoul circles for 75 percent. ton. 4-0-8; Burke , 4-1-9: Batley. 2+8: Three Meigs Marauder seniors OickPns . 1-13, Wright . 'l-2-12. Totals 17·8· Senior sharp-s hooter Litt le42. fi eld co nnected o n 13 of 19 at - will play their final game at By Quarte rs: te mpt s for 66 percent : tea mmate !.arT\' R. Morrison Gym ton ig ht Meigs lift . Home. Car. ~u sine ss. 6 12 14 15-47 Wolfe ca nned 6ofl 2, and Michae l when Meigs hosts Vinto n coun ty . Alexander One name says II all . 9 6 13 14-42 Those pla~·e rs include guards hit fi ve of te n for grwt contrlbut 1\ick Riggs and Mike Ken nedy lng effort s. Littlefi eld also ca nned 10 of 11 and cen1er J ay Evans. Riggs, r-----------:--:---:~--::-:--:-::-=-:::-:~:-=:~~:::~ free throw attem pt s for 91 per - Meig s' all time leading scorer. cent fro m the line, while addi ng a has the c han ce to set the Meigs tea m leadin g 9 stea ls. High Schoo l sing le season scarSouthern next plays in the Sec - tng record tonight. He needs two tio nal Tourna me nt at Gallla Aca - point s to brea k Bob Ash ley's de my Hi gh Sc hool on Wed nesday mark of 328. Riggs has 327 after ·1ast weekend' s games aga inst :. against Symmes Va lley. Coach Hilton Wolfe, Jr . hopes Well ston and Waharna. Vinton Count~· is 7-11 overall t las t night's ga me was just a fi ne t t uning experience for Wed nes- and tied with Meig s for sixt h at 7- t 9 in the TVC. Meigs is 8·1-0 overt day's Import a nt cont est. Score by quarters : aiL : t Southrrn 25 tn Hi 2tl-71J !\leigs' re ser\'es must win its fl . t l-I T 8 :.! ti 1 ~- .11 S OUTH E RN (79) - LilllefiC'Id 1.1JO.:I6 . nal two games In order to t ie t Wolt€'6·0·12. Mlchac>I S-1· 11 . Ek>ntlf'y4 -IH. Alexandf.r for the T\'C crow n. With 7: 31 showing on the firs t period clock Hann a n Trace took the Initial lead 2-0 on two Ta bby Sheets free throws. _ Southern's Little fi eld tied the score off the pick-and-roll with a feed from Lare n Wolfe for a 2-2 score, seconds late r after Ha nnan Trace attempt ed to st all , Lit tlefl e ld stole an erra nt pass, the n zipped a pass to Wolfe for a 4-2 SHA lead . From that point on Southern was off and running towa rds a v ic tory, executing a full court press and effectiv e fas t brea k that resulted In a 25-8 firs t period score . With five steals In the fi rs t qua rter Littlefi eld drove the length of the court numerous times for 15 first period point s. Southern failed to score earl y In the second fram e , but was jus t a s hot going down the stretch des pite an aggress ive effort from the Wlldklttens . Southern continued to be hot during the fram e , again ripping the nets a t nylon-smoking pace with perfec t executions. SHS outscored the hosts In the frame 18-2 for a n Incredible 43-10 halftime lead . Congressional advisor _____A_r_tB_uc_h_wa_ld )' . Free throws give Meigs, 4 7-42 win Page 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-:-Middleport, Ohio Tuetday, February 14, ·1.rn4 · • A lady friend of mine from Maryland named Sally came Into the office the other day and showed me a letter, "I need your advice on this.'' I looked at the letterhead. It was from the "United States Congressional Advisory Board," which listed as Co-Chairmen Sen. Jake Garn (R-Utah), Sen. J. Bennett Johnston (R-La.), Rep. Jack Kemp (R-N.Y.), and Rep. Bill Chappell Jr., D-Fia.) The letiE:r began, "We are writing to you today personally to Invite you to join with us In the select United States Congressional Advisory Board. "As a charter member you will advise and support the members of Congress (232 Senators and Repre-sentatives) who belong to the Coalition for Peace Through Strength ... Our objective Is to get today's and tomorrow's opinion leaders really Involved and helping We, the freshmen Cheerlead- had confidence In our ability to on defense, foreign policy, and ers of Meigs High School, would perform at our best. Internal security matters." like to take this opportunity to exWe are proud of our freshman The letter then went on to say that press our appreciation to Coach basketball coach and his team. the "Advisory Board" was Ina fight Phil Harrison who led our team We look forward to three more with "well established ultra liberal to a 17-0 season, the first unbea- good years at Meigs High School organizations who have been untlatten record In our s~hool's his- for the class of '87. eraUy dlsanntng the U.S. and are tory. Sandy Bailey, Heather Cultrying to keep us from rebutldlng With hi~ leadership he has allums, Darcie Hysell, Amy Radeour strength.'' ways set a good example of good kln, Diana Williamson It said that Sally could become a sportsmanship and has alwavs Chairmen's Advisor for $1,00), a Senior Adviser for $500, a Special Advisor for $250, and a State Advisor for $100, annaully of course. U Sally became an advisor to the . Today ts Tuesilay, Feb. 14th, the 45th day otl984. There are 321 days left chairmen, she woUld receive a · . "Handsome Engraved Wall In the year. • Todily's Highlight In History: · Plaque" to hang In her home or On Feb. 14th, In the year 269, St Va!entine was beheaded In Rome during office. It she chose to be a senior, the penecutiQn of Claudius the Goth. special or state advisor she would receive "a 9 x 12 Embossed and · On this date: · In :liW, Moses Coats of Downingtown, Pa. Invented the apple parer. .Sealed Membership Certificate." · · In UH9, James Polk became !he first president to be phOtogr!'phed wiJlle · She would also get· a !'Special 'bi omce when he posed for Matthew Brady In N'ew York City. Identification Tag" to wear to Letter to the editor The Ohio " • Oester signs four-year pact CINCINNATI (AP) -Ron Oester, who had tiled for salary arbitration, has Instead signed a four-year contract with the Cincinnati Reds and an option for a fifth year. Infielder Tom Foley, who played In 68 games last season as a backup to shortstop Dave Concepcion and batted .204, signed a one--year contract and two other players agreed to terms but have not signed, the Reds also annotinced. oester, a 27-year-old second baseman, led the Reds last season In runs batted In with 58. That was a personal career high, and he also . posted career highs In runs scored, hits, .doubles and homers. In 157 games played, oester seared · 63 AUTTLESDHL. GOESALONGWAf The Stihl 009 is • S111dil. chllin SdW that's big enough on power iiDd per{ormdilce to tdke care of iJll your firewood needs. 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Glouster Trimble sixth, Springfield South clings to a Marla Stein Mar ion St'venth, East pn>ca rious lead while Mansfield Canton eighth , Strasburg Franklin 1\lalabar and Wellsvillt' enjoy more ninth and Haclnf' Southern lOth . comfortable margins this wpek in Th<' Assuciatt'd Press' Ohio high n•u · ~ t m ·s. 1lhtu ,,\!' + - /lrM' ,, ,ta ll· \).Ult·l +J I ' \Juri' 1\!lh'+' ,tnd bi'Oiltkal<lll' " .-.. hool boys baskt'tba ll poll . raft.., llhk+ hll.!h ,..·huJI h.t\'i b<l!>kl'fh.ill South 119·01 has a nine-point lead h•;•m' !l'u ' 111~-k htt !lw A'Vll'liltNI Pn'Sll 1W t.o.Hnr" lot 111'1 ru I polnr lut !Uth 1 on•r 111 nncr-up Clt've!andSt.Joseph ( '1.·\'ir."i \.-\:\ I :-.pn n~_,-t'lt'hl Soul h. I!HI. !H ~1111 1" 1 It;- I I und a 12-point mar gin over !. llt•Hiumt S1 hN1.Jh. lb I. :.! I~ llmd·mtcd Tolt'doSt. Francis 117-01 1. !"ol"k1 Sr Fr.uwr'. 17 11. :.!1:.! ' · I .mrun .\td..:mll'\ 114 I. t-;-;" in 1hl' Class AAA raCt'. \. ,\k w n ( ·,'fltr;ll/tu\\1'1. it.!. II'• ~ l alabar t 16·1) had 253 points to h Co nt"lnl1,!1 t (I.IJ.i IIII I.' 1/W. lf"tl : 11-trt.-·n,m. l i I <f. 11·1 for st'Cond·ra tt'd Willard (17·11 l"l. Ltm,t S.'fllnt . 1111 )Ool Jml IIJR for No. 3 Columbus ~- !.01.1111 Km ~: . lti2 :1"1 1\1. \\" ,ttn •n 1\o -.r.•rn l{i•<it•t'\'o Jj 1. t"l \l'hitPhall 116-11in the Class AA poll tlrho.·t .... · ho.~Jb n~' ' l\ l nl-! 111 t>t rn.m· 11'1111<' \\'p!lsv illc, undt'fea ted after 18 jl'Jtnr-. 11 Fll rt.r ll 1! . h t'!!l'nn).! Alt('r !-1 1.1. l., uJ<\!' '' 't ll"l 1·1 t tl t•t. 11<.1.\ ' \ '!lln~t· g;~mcs. had the biggest m argin, a ll.t\ .tnt! C.tn tun T lmk t'fl I ~ hi. To lt '(kl 2-l:i- 193 t'dge over second-place Sn tll II 17 •Itt'• . 1'1t·\dtm c1 1-:;tsl ,.m<l P<x•blcs 118-0) in Class A. VanBuren \lukllt'I0\1 n 1:.! 1';1. ! ),I\ tun I Jun b.u Ill ( "( _.\.'ir.' ,\,.\ 1l<·l I was third am ong the small l \t ,m,!ll"ld :'1\,tl.rll.u . I•• I . !\'\ point' 2. \\ lil.>tll . 17 I . '! I I school powers with 177 points. I ('.,jumllu, 1\'hlll'lktll. Jt; \. Jt'jo( It was a fOJm -following wpek with I du•• ~·u•.t!U t .l . I'• J .md ,\krnn Sl \ tlll '\'fll S1 \l.>t \ I l l I!'• the top thrPe tt'ams in each class •· i 'olumllu' Bl'\ lt.., t: ! . 11'1 k<'f'ping 1h<' same spots as ~ wrek 7 , ,1\ ,11'11 ' ~ .111'~ ....... 17 1 ,,,, II "i..mtlu•k"l l't ·rku" lh I 7'1 ago. Only t hr!'e membt'rs of last '• l'orr-.mourh. l'l I '6 ln 'C'k's top tens. Dayton Dunbar in IH Bt~~\IU.,\\\nlurd lh! 1.1 ( lll'ol'l "''hlJOI• ti~VI\ lflt.: ill t il ITI> >I'I' Cl.1ss r\r\A. Bucyrus Wynford in pnmh 11 \I ,Hl't•ll h.t'lll11'th lJ 1:.!. ,,..,. Class Ar\ and East Canton in Class l'•mn >rcl lnhn Clo'fln ..,.._ !.l l ~!!.tln Ltlhn l11· .4 l-1. y,U!li!"l<t\\11 ... IUih !I l"o. E ..... r A. loS! ga mes. ('linTon !1 it.. lll). ·rhl1 l~ 17 till' • Ywn~-: Thcd<'katscost all thrre. Dunbar oJ<J~<. 11 Hd \ t'l1. \l'ho, •lo·t 'hun:. \.'hl. tbJI.t H.trh •• .md :'lltiiiJUI\ lA•k• · u :.! 1. l.im,. tumbl!'d from <'ighth to 19th, l 'o'fllf',ll ( ·,, rho.>ltt' I\ !.!.. Hmm.m \:.! 'l'l W\'nford from eighth to lOt h and di•·•. '"nh 1 olh-J!• • I lUI. l'ol<i"l'.. tlt ·r ,md C.o11lil'ld Ill East Ca nton from sixth to eighth . Canton McKinlev held onto the I 1\'l'll~'Uh •. 11411. !4'1 ~mr-. 2. Pf'f't~r'!>. II' H. 1~1 fourth spot in Class AM with Akron l \ 'an l lun·n . 17 1. J';j Ct'nlrai -Hower fift h, Cincinnati Oak ~ Columblanil . li 1. Hi t 'l Richmond Dill• · Soult\1-,,.,tf'm. 1.').1. Hills sLxth, Ba rbt'rt on sevpnth, Lima Senior eighth, Lorain King h. Cioustt>r Trimhlf·. 1; I. 79 0. ~1 .:111:! Stf'in \ l,uinn. \'\.!. ';".! nint h and Warren Westt'rn ReSt'rve H. F:.t-.t Canton. tn :t. ;7 l Oth . G Stra~rJ.! Franklin . I•~ 1. 19 lfl. fbclnf' Soothf'rn. In-:.!. ~:.! In Class AA . Fostori a and Akron Otht·r 'i('hool" tW'I'h In~ \0 or rnoff' St. Vincent -St. Marv wpre tiro for point' II. Moru'O('\'Illf' ·II U. ~brtn~ ~kl< inl<'\ -~ t:l. Ottl:'o·lllt• :t+ I~ 1IIf' I. fourt h, Columbus · &>xlt'y sixth, llnd~f1Xll'1 and Fostoria Sr. Wt'f\dc'Un :!ti Navarrt' Fairlt'Ss sevpnth . San!h. Sar.th.w illl' Sht'fl:tnckJah 19 17 t fl(•t . Df'lpl'l:ls St .John ·,, Cortlafld Mapk'Y.·ood. dusky Perkins eighth , Pot1smouth l't'flirl,ula 1\'0;II.Iric.IJ!t•. <'t'O\l n Cit\ Uun nan ninth and Wynford lOth . Tl'ar" .tnd Mlcklh·t<M'n F1•nwtdc Ill. '!2 . ''~ Wa ... hln~<ton Atlf:kr;.r Cml r.•l 15. 2l In Class A. Columbiana was l k-a\·rr Ea~l f'l'n 1:.! :!-' ll ll'l. Mdb nald four th , Richmond DaiP Southt'astdlld nuv.·l'~ t on C'orott on \'a llf':\' 10. "" r ATHENS .. wo-"' ~·. •' + ~ ~, • WINNER TO ATHENS 1RONTON SECTIONAL WINNER SHERIDAN (9·9) BELPRE ( 14~ 4) FEB. 22 8:00 .. .... • • 0 .. 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Andrew Fields, Chris Guinther, Crystal Harmon. · Jodi Hobbo, Michael McKelvey, Amy Moo,.., Amber Ohlinger. Stephanie sayre, Jated st....art . Grade lltrte - Kevin Arnott , Belhany Bass, John Bentley, Raberta Caldwell, ValeriO Connolly, Jennifer Cross, Tamara Hayman, Angela Mill!. Grade four - Jell Allen, ·J ason Arnoll , Mlchea Bentz, Amber CUmings, Carlton Drummer, Stacey Fry, Kim Harrts, Marcy IIIII, Scott Ll!le. Filth grade - Jamie Andei'IOII, Jenny Lllle, Cheryl Pape, Joella Pizzino, Michael . RUIIi!IJ.Robyrr Stllltl, Andrea Theiss. Sixth grade - None. " Mad e ::==========~ One of our staff membt'rs, Goldie Carson, Is completing her final week with us, deciding to try out city life for a change. She's bt'en a delight to work wi th. We'U miss her and know that thoSt' of you who have had contact with her over the past couple of years, join us In that feeling. So--lotsa luck. Goldie. Amy Weaver, Ryan Williams . w 618 E. Main St. ----- bt'gins at 10 a. m . and continut'S until roll were : What can we find for you? iililllllittii.-Jiiiii..,.iitiitiiii Josephine Ritchie report s that her sister, Norma Ritchie, wUI bt' observing her birthday on Feb. 24 and loves to receive cards. She conflnro to a nur5tng home and the address is Norma Ritchie, Circleville Health Care Center, 1155 Atwater Ave. , Room 127, Circleville, Ohio, 43113. SAUSAGE noon . 5. ThE.> third' six weeks RTUding period honor roll rA the Syracuae Elementary Schoof has been , announct"d. Making a gra<k> of B or above in all thelr subjects to be named to IlK' In arecenf survey of customers who got refunds, we found 3 out of 4 believed H&R Block got them bigger refunds than if tbey:G · prepared their own taxes. 3 out of 4. People who know their business go to Look out, Jaws of here come mem bt'rs of the three chapters of &>ta Sigma Phi Sorority a nd they're " gonna gil ya." We aU know that over the years mem bt'rs of these sorority groups--Ohio Eta Ph! , X I Gamma Mu and Preceptor Chapters--have done some outstanding things--l'ven to some fantast ic parade floats they crea tro over the years. Well, the gals arc now toying with the Idea of holding a public auction to help raiSt' money for the Jaws of Life equipment, a projt'Ct of the Pomeroy Fire Department. The equipment Is quite an asset In freeing people from vehlclt'S In accident cases and will bt' available to any unit across the county if needed . An auctioneer has volunteerro to donate his St'rvlces for the auction and the sorority has bt'en given a location lor the sa lt>-· the Rock Spr ings F airgrounds. Now comes the chore of organizing the auction and getting together a lot of " good stuff" · so that much money can bt' raised. Now the latter area Is where you com e in. If everyone glvt'S at least ont' " goodie" to the sale, the sorority wur do well . Meantime, the group has set up a meeting of City Council, that is composed of repreSt'nt atives from all three groups plus St'rvlce chairmen for 7: 30 p.m . Thursday at the M eigs Inn. The "plan" wUI rea Uy re pinned down at thaI lime. Incidentally, the meeting is open to all mem rers of all three groups so that the City Council can get all of the available input. It 's a good projt'Ct and we'rE' lookbtg forward to a very successful auction--won't you make a mental note to help out as the plans movt' along? FRESH-COUNTRY STYLE SYRACUSE - The Third Wednesday Club of SyracuSt' will meet at 10 a. m . Wronesday at the SyracuSt' village hall . There will bt' potluck dinner at Sorority will fund-raise to help fire departments I Honor rolls I $518 CENTER 1 LB. Beat of the Bend By BOB HOE fl.JCII Dally Sentinel Staff LOIN END .... $1.39 LB. CUT LOIN CHOPS ..... ............ $1.69 LB. CUT RIB CHOPS ........... ........ . $1.59 LB. CENTER MIDDLE PORT - The Mid· dleport Literary Club will meet at 2p.m . Wednesday at the home of Mrs. WUson Carpent er . Mrs. Marvin Wilson will have the book review, "&>lovro Invaders," by Eugenia Price. For roll call membt'rs are to give a comment on the book . VALENTINE WINNER - Darlene Curry, Spring A.ve., Pomeroy, left, Is presenU.'II this five pound V alenttne box of candy, which retails for SS7.!10, hy A.nlta ,Jacohs, manager of the Middleport Sundry Store. Ms. Curry won the candy In the Valentine's Day promotion of the store. No purchase Will! required for participation. I do want to caU to the attent ion of you baSt'bali card collt'Ctors out there thai former National League MVP Dick Groat will bt' Jeaturro guest at the tlilrd annual Parkersburg BaSt'baU Card Show. The show has bt'en set for Saturday, March 10, at the Holiday Inn, located at the Intersection of 1-77 and U .S. 50. Dick will bt' on hand from noon to 3 p.m . to sign autographs. The show Found Karori GIRLS' and LADIES' 992-6674 0 ' Patio Furniture In Stock! ON St. ' . ' . .. ... . . ... ' . Save 20°/o On All CLOSEOUT 126 Ma!n • ' 'Pre-Season Savings \ \\ On Patio Furniture 992-3978 PIZZA SHACK ••• .' place as the Unltro States flnlshro Into today's free dance finale, lro by com ing down the course. 1-24. overwhelming favorites Jayne TorThe Unitro Sta tes now has thrt'e viii and Christopher Dean of Britain . m roals, one gold and two sliver. Three- time World Cup champion . - - - - - - - - - - East Germany leads the medals Phil Mahre and his brother Steve race with 15 total, six gold. The carried U.S. hopes into the men's T he Doily Sentinel Soviet Union has 14 medals, thrt'e giant slalom today, but the Yakima, gold . tUSPS 14 ~HI I Wash., twins had disappointing first A Divis ion of MultlrTM!dla, Inc:. But there was more U .S. gold tobt' runs. Phil finished lOth in a time of mined. Publis hed C'V('ry a fl rrnoon. M ond ~:~y one minute, 22.09seconds. Steve was Scott Hamilton, the three-time back In 18th at 1: 2'!.43, with the last of throufth Friday, 111 Court Stft'(' l, by tht' Ohio Va lley Publls hlnjil: Compa ny . Mul · world champion from Denver, It'd in the hugt' field - 109 skiers - still II media , lnr ., Pomt'roy, Ohio45769, 992· men's figure skatbtg going into 2156. Second class posfaJrr paid at Po· mer oy, Ohio. today's short program . Hamilton.------------~ built a large lead over Jean· Mf' m ber: Th€' Assoc iated P rt"Ss. In · la nd Da ll y P rf>Ss Assocla ton and lhr LEGAL NOTICE Christophe SlmOnd of F rance after Amr rlra n N ('W s pa ~r Publis hers As· the compulsory figu res on Monday. The Public Ulililies Com · ·"ocla tlon. Nationa l Advrrt lslng Rt'pre· S<'ntall vC', Bra nha m Nr w!iipa pt"r Sa il'S, " My coach told me If you see an mission of Ohio has set 73.1 T hird Avf' nuf' . Npw York , N€'w opportunity, take It," HamUron for public hearing Case York 10017. said. " Uyousee thedooropen, kick It No . 83·31-EL·EFC (Sub· POSTMASTER: Send addrPss to Th€' in. And I'm going to naU It shut." lile A) , to review !he luel Da lly Sf' nli nPI, 111 Court St. , Pom('roy, Judy Blumbt'rg of T arzana, procurement practices Ohio 4 ~1 69 . · and policies ol The Oh io Call!., and Mlchat'l Selbt'rt of SU BSCRIPTION RUES Power Company , I he Washington, Pa.. were third going By Carrter or Motor Routt> operation of ils Electnc OnC' Wf'f'k .......................... ... .... SUX1 Onf' Month ............................... S•U O Fuel Component and Onr YE'a r .. ................ S."i2 . ~ related matters . This HINGLE COPV J'RICF" hearing...is schedulelU Q 1111' ... .. ... .... ... ... .......... .c~n" . begin 1:30 p.m. on The native of Lancaster , Ohio, March 7, 1984 at City all-stateas a high school football and Subsr rlbf'rs not dc>S irl nR lo pa y thP ra r· riN ma y rl'mil In adva nl'l' dlrf'Ct to Council Chambers. 218 basketbaU player, told The AssoThr Dally St•nllne l on .1. 6 or 12 month Cleveland Avenue , SW , ciated Prt'Ss by telephone from his basis . Crf'dll will br ~ l v P n carrlrr('ach Canton . Ohio 44 702. month. California offiCt': All 1nleresteo parties will " I am just flatterro that my name No suMcrl pllons by ma II pcor mlllrd In towns whf'rf' home l'a r r h•r M-'rvlcf' Is be given an opporlunity Is even conslderro. I've got a great av<t tl abiC' . to be heard . Further tn· job here in CaUfornla and I am tormalion may be ob· MAI L SUBSCRIPTIONS lnvolvro with great prople. My ln!ffde Ohio by conlacling lhe tamed family and I enjoy what I am doing 13 Wl't'ks ..... 114.04 Commission . 26 W••ks ... ................... ..... .... 121.30 and enjoy living here. ~1 WPf' ks .... . ..... ~1.48 THE PUBLIC UTILITIES "Since J've.b('en living here for the Out ~tfd e Ohio COMMISSION OF OHIO last eight years, I've had St'Veral l:J WM'ks ................... $1!'. .21 By : Mary Ann Orlinski . 26 Wpeks ... .. ........... $29.6C major institutions ask metocometo ~2 WrPkS ............................... S,"i6.21 Secretary work for them as director of athletics. I 'w had opportunities almnst every year ." K ern, of course, has drawn intert'St from maj or universities becauSt' he has a doctorate In sports administration. BELTONE Consultant Who Will Be At: RACINE PLANING MILL 3rd • ' Will Be Given By Mr. H. William Mattingly : LI'ITLEFIELD SCORE<i :her 13 baskets against Hannan Monday night. Shown with ·Littlefield is the WUdcats' Tabby Sheets ( 10). Littlefield scored 36 pobtls :in leading the Tomadoettes w a perfect I~ slate against league foes. With the vicrory, Southern wrapped up another SV A.C basketball :championship. ' 2 9 LB. 1/ 4 LOIN FAMILY PACK Elt'Ctlon of RUTLAN D officers when Rutland Fire Department Ladies AuxUiary meets at 7: 30 p.m . Wronesday at the fire st alion. • 0.' • • U.S. finally strikes gold at Winter Olympics RIB EN D ....... $1 1 ••• ..... . l.. ..... ..... .. ... 2. GALLIPOLIS (12·6) 1/ 2 LOIN FAMI LY PACK RUTLAND ELECTION OF officers when Ru tland F ire Department Ladit'S AuxUiary meets at 7: 30 p.m . Wronesday at the fire station. FEB. 25 9:00 FREE ELECTRONIC HEARING TESTS ·. stock·the· MIDDLEPORT - Membt'rs of Middleport High School gra· dualing class of 1964 meeting to plan 20th reunion, 6: 30 p.m ., Wedn es d ay a t L aSa ll e Restaurant. t--vs.- - - ---1 MARCH 1 8:00 FEB. 21 8:00 5 WEDNESDAY 1. ALEXANDER (15·4) MEIGS 8-10) Sentinel Page SYRACUSE - SyracuSt' ?TO meeting, Tuesday, 7 p.m ., at the schooL FEB. 25 6:00 For Pomeroy Area ' l __ -.; Calendar FE. 20 8:00 FREE HEARING TESTS SET Il : TIJESDAY NELSONVILE·YORK 8·10) The Ohio ~ .... ... ' . I SECTIONAL Kern turns down AD proposal ·-r . - ~ ~~AA Tuesday, FebNary 14, 1984 NEW LEXINGTON (3-15) COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP!- Rex Kern says he has turnro down ovt'rtures to serve as an athletic director at major unlversltlt'S, but did not rule out the posslbUlty of bt'coming a candidate for the Ohio Sta te job. The Ohio State position openro Monday when Hugh Hindman, 56, announced he was taking early retirement at the end of the academic year June 30. Hindman had St'rved St'Ven year s as the Big Ten Conference school's athletic dirt'Ctor and a total of 21 years at Ohio State. K ern, 34, quarterbackro ttie Buckeyt'S to their last national footbaU championship In !~. He now St'rvt'S as a vice president for Nautilus in Ventura , Calif. ·"t Tuetday, Nbrua,Y .14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio PRIC ES EFFECTIVE THRU SUNDAY, FEB . 12TH 8 7¢ Limit 2 SUPER MARKET With This Coupon Coupon Effective Feb. 12· 19, 1984 C.K •. SUPERMARKET • OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY- 9:00AM. TO 8:00 P.. M. C.K. SUPERMARKET SECOND & MILL ST. PH.992-3480 N: 2ND ·AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OH. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantities. WE A"CCEPT FOOD STAMPS & "WIC" COUPONS MIDDLEPORT, OH. ' I ; �Par-=:6---The Daily Sentinel :ruesday, February 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 14, 1984 Thousands attend Soviet leader's last rites MOSCOW (AP)- Saluted by volleysofgunfireand whistle shrieks across his vast nation, Yurt V. Andropov was buried today in Red Square at the foot of the Kremlin wall among the past heroes of the Soviet Union. His successor as Soviet leader, Konstantin U. Chernenko, hailed him as "an ardent champion of peace" and then the open red-draped coffin was carried around the mausoleum of V.I. Lenin, founder of the Soviet state. Two men escorted Andropov' s sobbing widow to the graveside. whlle his son and daughter stood nearby, appearing stricken with grief. With tens of thousands of Soviet soldiers and civUlans, and hundreds of diplomats and world · leaders looking on, the coffin was lowered into the grave. The Kremlin bells rang and the sound of gunfire rumbled across Moscow. The official press said the salutes would be echoed in dozens of cities across the country, while every factory, ship and train whistle blew in memory of the late president. Most factories and offices were to stop work for five minutes of silence in his memory. Vice President George Bush. representing Presi· dent Reagan as head of the American delegation, arranged to meet with Chernenko after the funeral, a U.S. Embassy official said. Bush, on arrival, had urged the Soviets to explore "important opportuni· ties" for peace. Chernenko also scheduled meetings today with prime ministers Margaret Thatcher of Britain and Pierre Mauroy of France. It would be Mrs. Thatchpr's first meeting with a Soviet Communist Party chief. The funeral cortege, led by officers bearing dozens of funeral wreathes wrought from red and white carnations, rolled into the cobblestone Red Square just before noon 14 a.m. EST) and stopped In front of the Lenin mausoleum . Andropov's casket was canied on a red-draped caisson from the green-and-white House of Unions, where it lay in state for three days while tens of thousands of Soviets filed by to pay last respects. A portrait of the late president and a column of generals and admirals carrying Andropov's medals on small red satin pillows led the funeral cortege. Soldiers carrying their rifles rigidly in front of their chests and swinging their arms in time with the slow goose step walked beside and behind the caisson. Chernenko, chosen general secretary of the Communist Party Monday, led the 12 surviving Politburo members wearing red mournJng bands on their left arms onto the top of the Lenin mausoleum when the procession reached Red Square. "Farewell our dear friend and comrade, your memory will always be with us," he said. Foreign Minister Andrei A. Gromyko followed Chernenko to the podium and delivered a highly political speech that focused on the U.S.-Soviet deadlock over reducing nuclear weapons. Gromyko attacked what he called U.S. "policies of militarism and the crazy arms race." Tens of thousands of civilians filled the center of the huge Red Square under a bright sun in 19-degree weather. Andropov, 69, died Thursday after a history of diabetes, hea11 and kidney problems that worsened ln the last six months of his rule. However, the brevity of .hls leadership did not preclude a hero's funeral in Red Saquare, the center of national mourning and celebration.lt Is the scene of state funerals, the annual Revolution Day military parade and the march of thousands of workers on May Day. The last Red Square burial was for the late President Leonid I. Brezhnev, whodled in November 1982 after 18 years in otrlce. Chernenko does not yet have the additional title of president, with which Brezhnev and Andropov consolidated thelr power. The presidency will remain vacant until the Supreme Soviet - or parliament meets next. Elections for the new body are scheduled for March 4. · Red Square became a religious center in the 16th century when Czar Ivan the Terrible erected a cathedral to celebrate a victory over Tatar invaders from central Asia. In the 17th century, it was the scene of executions 1\Ild uprisings. In 1917, the Bolshevik revolutionaries battled the monarchy's guards ln the square, and overthrew · Czarist rule. Today, the ashes of more than 100 Soviet heroes are interred in the Kremlin wall. Among them are Yuri Gagarin, the flrst man ln space, and the writer Maxim Gorky. Buried in a grassy area behind Lenin's tomb are 10 other top Soviet leaders, including Josef StaUn, who was removed from Lenin's tomb and reburted behind it Jn 1961 after his excesses were denounced. Veteran Former Iranian official, family shooting victims MADEIRA, Ohio (AP) - A former Iranian official under thP late shaw of Iran apparently killed himself after fatally shooting his wife and three young daughters, police say. Mostafa Ansari, 38, was found ~ad Monday morning in a bathroom of the family's home in this Cincinnati suburb. The bodies of his wife, Karin, 40; and daughters, Jasmine, 10, ilnd 7:year-old twins, Nadia and Tania, were discovered in their bedrooms. Each had been shot in the head with a .38-caiiber handgun, Police Chief Phillip Hudson said. "Some of them had been shot more than once," Hudson said. " It appears as though the fa !her shot the others, then himself." Ansari had served as director general of international commerce tor Iran, said Douglas Weigle, the lawyer who helped with the family's 1979 immigration to the United States. · "He had a lot of money" and investments, Weigle said of Ansari. But the attorney said Ansari recently expressed some concerns about hls contracting business that Weigle declined to discuss. Weigle descried Ansari as "very warm, outgoing, friendly, capable" and "very well thought of in the diplomatic community." (Continued from page 1) coming from the Empire building. Burkett got about two inches of water on the flrst fioorofhlsshopbut late last night had cleaned up and was ready for business today. Smoke, waler damage Middleport Fire Chief Jeff Darst said Vlllage Pharmacy received smoke and water damage. The Heritage House of Shoes and its auxiliary business, Locker 219, south of the Burkett Barber Shop, received smoke damage, Darst sald. A building 11ilusing offices of veteranarians who visit the community weekly and the comer building· occupied by Dr. Craig Mathews received no damages, However, partial Darst said. vacating of structures near the fire took place as a precautionary measure, Darst said. He said his file on Ansari contained letters from ambassadors and U.S. State Department officials favoring Ansari's immigration. "I think (they) left the day before !the Ayatollah Ruhollah) Khommeini flew in" to Iriih, Weigle said. The victims may have been shot Sunday night, Hudson said. Police were alerted at mid-morning Monday after a cleaning woman could not get into the house, the chief said. The cleaning woman called pollee from a house next door. The neighbor told pollee she had not seen · the children leave for school, Hudson said. Police forced their way into the house after getting no response, Pollee officer Ronald Gribbins said. Gribbins said there was no sign of forcible entry. FlreftKIJters hampered Darst said fire-fighting was hampered at first because firemen couldn't get enough water out of the fire hydrants to effectively fight the blaze. However, they hooked two FIVE DEAD - PoUce officers and rescue workers mernhers of the Mostafa Ansari famlJy were found pumpers into the Ohio River and remove a gurney that may have contained two bodies shot to death in their split level home, the victims of an that helped conquer the fire, Darst from a home In Madeira, Ohio, Monday. Five apparent munler-!illlclde. AP Lase~. reports. Cause of the fire has not been deterrnJned : It was believed to have Weather forecast started at therearofthe third floor of Clear tonight. Low 33-38. Light COLUMBUS, Ohio tAP)- Gov. Celeste declined to speculate on around the state of Ohio today," he the Empire Furniture Store. However, Chief Darst sald that there Is and variable winds. Sunny Wednes- Richard Celeste is taking Ohio's his cliances of winning a stay from said. day. High 5459. Chance of precipita- congressional redistricting battle to the high court. "l don'tthinkyoucan Celeste and Secretary of State an elevator shaft near the location and the fire could have started at a tion near zero percent tonight and the U.S. Supreme Court, but Senate handicap court cases," he said. Sherrod Brown had asked Judges President Harry Meshel is drafting Wednesday. But he said if the appeal fails, he is Nathaniel Jones, Joseph Klnneary lower level and shot up"the shaft. The Empire bullding was gutted Extended Ohio Forecast some new boundaries just in case prepared "to move expeditiously to and Robert Duncan to delay their and all of its furniture and stock was 'lbUI'!iday through Saturday: they're needed. meet what the court's requirements order which instructed the Legisladestroyed or ruined. The store does Chance of showers Thursday and A three-judge federal court panel might be." ture to come up with new districts by have insurance coverage, Darst S8turday. Fair on Friday. Con- on Monday rejected Celeste's reMeshei, D -Youngstown, said he March 15. reports. The roof collapsed tinued mUd. IDgbs ln the 50s. Lows quest to delay implementing its Jan. already has started preliminary "The Ohio plan Is unconstitutional only a shell during the fire leaving mostly In the 30s. 30 order, which called for the 21 work on an alternate districting and its use for the 1984 election Is closed for standing. The store had districts to be redrawn. plan. enjoined," the judges said Monday. the day at 5 p.m. "It Is our judgment that the "I've begun looking at some "In this regard, the motion ... for an Fire lll8l'!ihal called present pian does comply with possibilities because we simply order authorizing the conduct of the Chief Darst said late Monday reasonable and responsible stand- cannot afford to wait until the very 1984 primary and general elections ards as to the definition of last minute to begin some activity on upon congressional districts nJght that he has requested a congressional districts," Celeste it. Should it not be necessary, then enacted in 1982 is not well taken and representative from the state fire marshal's office to come into town said shortly after his lawyers tiled nothing will have been lost," he said. Is accordingly denied." today to help determine cause ofthe EstaDean James B. Daniels notice of their intention to appeal the In its Jan. ~ decision, the court Meshei said he would not introfire. case to the high court. duce any pian in bill form until the said t'!E' districts failed to meet the Esta Dean, 94, of Pagetown, More than 100 firemen from the James B. Daniels, 68, of South "We hope there will be a stay court case is settled. equal population standards reseven departments were on the Third Ave., Middleport, died early Route 2, Albany, died Monday granted" that would allow this Celeste said his office had no pian quired by the U.S. Constitution. The Monday evening at Veterans Mem- afternoon at her residence. Funeral year's primary and general elec- under study. population difference between scene Monday night getting the fire orial Hospital where he was taken arrangements wlll be announced by tions to be held using the existing "My hunch is there are probably Ohio's largest and smallest districts under control and at 9:15p.m. most the Bigony-Jordan Funeral Home in of the deparirnents had returned to after becoming Iii while fighting a districts, Celeste said. several dozen plansbeingtoyedwlth Is 0.62 percent. their home ~ with Middleport Albany. fire at Empire Furniture in and Pomeroy wrapping up final Middleport. details. Apumper and crew from the . Daniels collapsed at the scene, Carter L. Franklin Middleport Department were stati· 'was given CPR by Middleport oned at the sce[\e overnight in case emergency squadmen and transCarter Long Frankiin, 74, 80922nd there W!'re any fiareups. ·ported to Veterans where he died St., Point Pleasant, was dead on Christine Peck from Powell St. to Boosters to meet Public response to the fire was shortly after arrival. He had been a arrival Monday morning at PleaVeterans MemoriaL The Pomeroy noteworthy. Apparently, several -member of the Middleport Fire sant Valley Hospital. unit transported Harold HendrickSouthern Junior High Athletic motorists and residents detected Nine calls were answered by units 'Department and the Emergency Born March 7, 1909 at Point son from Veterans to the Holzer Boosters will meet Wednesday, smoke coming from the Empire .Squad for 40 years. Pleasant, he was the son of the late of the Meigs County Emergency Medical Center at 11:25 p.m . February 15 at 1 p.m. at the junJor Service Monday. Medical building and as a result several calls -· BornonMay8,1915,hewastheson Benjamin Franklin and Francis high. At 10: 26 a.m. the Middleport unit were received immediately for the Guest speaker named of the late Lloyd A. and Nona B. Elizabeth Long Franklin. fire department to investigate. Revival announced _Daniels. He Is survived by his wife, He was a long-time merchant in went to the North Second Ave., The Empire Furniture Store is the Michael Spina, Long Island, N.Y., Janice Collins Daniels, two daugh- Point Pleasant, a member of the Middleport, residence of Sandra Williamson and transported her to will be the guest speaker at services A revival wlli be beld at the former Baker Furniture and was ters and sons-in-law, Jennifer Sue Presbyterian Church of Point .and Allison L. Scott, Gallipolis; and Pleasant where he was elder the Holzer Medical Center; at 3:18 being held this evening and Wednes- Middleport Nazarene .Church Feb- purchased by Mr. ·and Mrs. Meap.m. the Rutland unit took Rod day evening at the Word of Faith ruary 17-19 at 7 p.m., nightly. dows, Gallipolis, on Nov. 1, 1982. 'Lynn and Michael Shuler, Middie- emeritus for the past few· years, a Lawson from Route 124 to the Ho!zer Church, 93 Mill Street, Middleport. Evangelist and singer will be Last night, Middleport Village ·port; five grandchildren, two aunts, U.S. Navy veteran of World War II, Medical Center; at 4:10 p.m . the Richard Baker. The public is invited Council meeting in regular session 'Mrs. Glena Daniel and Mrs. Clyde 50-year member of Minturn Lodge Pomeroy unit transported Grace to attend. passed a resolution to commend Mr. Veterans Memorial Ranck, both of Columbus. No. 19, a member of Royal Arch Daniels for some 40 years offaithfui · Daniels worked for the New York Masons and Franklin Commandery Glaze from her home at Rock Marriage license service to the flre department. He Admitted: Clair Boso, Portland; Central Railroad Co. for 17 years, which body was named for his Springs to Holzer; at 6: 01 p.m. the Middleport unit took James Daniels Tomy Simmons, Middleport; April also had been serving as a part-time and the Ohio River Boat Co. for 20 grandfather. A marriage license was Issued in dispatcher for the village. years before his retirement. He has Surviving are his wife, Ruth from the fire at Empire FurnJturein Haggy, Rutland; Ella Scarbrough, Meigs County Probate Court to . - - - - - - - - - - - ·also worked for the Covert Baking Scholz Franklin, at home; one Middleport to Veterans Memorial Umg Bottom; Benjamin Fields, Howard Michael Ferguson, 22, Hartford, W.Va. Co. and was a part-time dispatcher daughter, Sarah Margaret Frank· Hospital where he later died. At 8:36 p.m. the Racine unit Pomeroy, and Cheryl Lynn Clark, Discharged, Christine Peck, Mar·for the Middleport Police Depart· lin, Sanfranciso, Calif.; two sons, Public Notice Diehl from the transported Eva 25, Middleport. vin Darst, and Alice May. 'ment. He was -a member of the Carter Long Franklin II, Houston, Middleport Masonic Lodge 363, F. Texas and John Scholz Franklin, Southern Juhior High School to lEGAL NOTICE Attn: Jim Hart -and A.M. since 1945. Huttonsville; one brother, Ben Veterans Memorial Hospital; at Althetrs Oil . Inc of Box 4 13. Funeral services wlll be held Franklin IV, Point Pleasant; four 8: 52 p.m. the Racine squad transCornong. Oh• o 43730. 1614 . ported Dorothy Jones from Route .l'hursday at 2 p.m. at the Rawlings- grandchildren and two step347-421 9) ba s applted under 124 to Pleasant Valley Hospital; at •Coats-Blower Funeral Home with granddaughters. Ohto Revtsed Code Chdp tnr 1509.21 nnd Oh• o Adm•n•stoa · the Rev. Mark McClung officiating. Amemorial service will be held at 10: 16 p.m. the Middleport unit took marina Improvement and about . wmcn might be voiced on the uve Code Chap>er t 509 9-5 Harold Hendrickson from Russell what financingmjghtbeavallableto planned building of homes on village :Burial wUl be in Beach Grove the Presbyterian Church Wednesfor an enhru,ced rncov~ry own!!~! pwperty on Haplneer Parkprotect 1n Frc 24. Rutland Cemetery. Friends may call at the day at 2 p.m. Burial wUl follow in the St. to Veterans ~d at 11: 39 tool\ help. Report given way. There were no ObjectiOns. Townsh1p. M e1gs County. Oh1o funeral home Wednesday from 2to4 Lone Oak Cemetery. The saltwater Will be lntec terl Jt Hoffman also reported thit the Upon the recommendation of Friends may call at the Wilcoxen :p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. Masonic a ma xtmum pressure <J f 500 ps1 Office of Economic Development Councilman Jack Satterfield, 1\ was Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. today. 'SI!I<vices wUl be held at 7: ~ p.m. and an aqt1 C1pa tod maxtmum for has expansion money available agreed to place another street light CLEVELAND (AP) The volume of 500 bbl per day 1nto In lieu of flowers, the family 'Wednes_day. the F~rs t Ber ea geolog1ca1 zone businesses which want to expand to on Beech St. and counell gave the requests that donations be made to wiJ)ning number drawn · Monday at approxtm~tely 1650' below employ . more people or tor· new third readlqg to · an ordinance Frank Roberts World Hunger through the Presby- night ·in the Ohio Lottery's dally su rface. All comment s or ob1ecbusinesses w!Uch would employe prQVlding for. plaCI!ment of Interest game, ·:The Number," was 466 . . tt o ~ s must Ge recetved. tn terian Church. people. Hoffman asked that any . . from watesr meter deposit funds ~ntmg . .wt thm fiftee n day ~ by In the "Pick 4" ·game, played Dr. Frank Roberts, 50, an Underground lntectt on Co n. Monday through Frlday, the win- business Mshing to expand or any intothegenera1fl:tnd.Acommuntca · emergency room doctor at Veterans Meets Thursday trol Sec!ion'', OJViston of Otl & resident wishing to start a busipess lion from the Consumers' Counc• ning number was 1058. Gas. Fountam Square. Colum. Memorial Hospital, died Monday that would employ people, conlad was presented slxiwlhgthat natural bus. Oh•o 43224 1614-265, .The lottery reported earnings of The Episcopal Church Women Jilght at'the hospital where he had 69 16). FurlhP. r tnformat100 cai1 been con1lned since becoming Ill on wUl meet Thursday at the LaSalle $872,019 from wagering on its dally him so that a requ~t for such . gas rates ineffectforM)ddleporta're be o btarn~d by con tacung moneys could be done In a block favorable compared to other com-. either Althetrs Orl. Inc. or the Sunday. Dr. Roberts resided ln Restaurant at 12: ~ p.m. for a game. Earnings came on sales of · package. · munltles. Council voted to place a Orvrston of Otl and Gas at the MJssourf and was a part of the · luncheon. Hostesses wUl be Jean $1,098,579.5(), while holders of win~ ab~e numbers or .address.es. Last night's meeting served as a · dawn to dusk Ught at the Page St. ernergmcy room personnel 'COO- -.M'oore, Catherine Hysell, and Ellen · ning tickets were entitled to share pubUc hearing for any objections well house. $226,~.50: 121 t 4. 15c Gibbs. tracted by the hospital. ' Celeste appeals redistricting issue Area deaths ( { i .. PULLINS EXCAVATING - Dozers - BackhotS - Dump Trucks - Lo-Boy - Trencher - W1ter - Sewer - Gas Lines -Septic Systems LARGE or SMALL JOBS PH . 992-2478 Jl 18 1' ,o y - _ _, - - ·- _....L_ --~:.c..:;:__,;;,;. ____..;.._ _~-- .. _, - - _;____"-- 1114) 446-7612 Galllpoll1, OH. •tnoutatlon "Pens •Storm Doora 'Wooden Nickels "Matches 'Ball Caps •Storm Wlndowo "Pencils 'Scratch Pads •Now Roofing FREE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 "Balloons "Decals ""Hard Hit" Decals "Bumper Sticken 2-10·1 mo. PAT HILL FORD Route I long Bottom. OH . 45743 985-4193 or 992-3067 12-20-tfc 992-2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-sfc S&W TV AND APPLIANCE SERVICE Chester. Ohio Ph . 986-4269 tt No Answer. Call 985-4382 Oewayne Williams & Scottie Smith All Makos and Models Antenna tnslotlation House Colts and Shop Smice Available 1 } l I "'0 1111 Vinyl II Aluminum SIDING BISSELL SIDING CO. "Beautiful, Custom Built Gara_ges" Call for free siding estimates~ 949-2801 or 949-28o0 No Sunday Calla J. ll -tlc INTERESTED IN A "NEW VEHICLE We'd like to introduce JOu to En1111-A-Car. tho modern WIJ to drive the vehicle of JOUr choice. No Down Payment Lowir Monthly Payment BLACKSTON NEW CAR & TRUCK LEASING Box. 326 Pomeroy, OH . 45769 For Faster Ssrvice Call 614-992-6737 MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE For all your wiring needs; furnaces repair service and installation. Residential & Commercial Call 742-3195 Or 992-5875 BOGGS SALES &SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllE. OHIO Authorized John Deere. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Service 1-3-tlc Boshan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only I 19 I mo You were my Valentine; my life. I had many years as your wife. A thousand years would not have been enou&h. Without you, life is very rouch. Have I missed you. Gene? More than words could ever say. But your memory and love is in my heart Where it will forever stay. Deeply missed now and every day By Eskew Bring This Coupon In FOR 10% OFF ANY SERVICE GRAVEL HAULED Expires March 17 CHARLES SAYRE AND SON KAY'S BEAUTY SALON Roofing & Siding Co. AL TROMM 169 N. 2nd Middleport, OH. 742-2328 10/20/t.f n PH. 992 Roger Hysell GARAGE YOUNG'S ROUSH CONSTRUCTION AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmission PH . 992-5682 or 992-7121 3-24-tfc WOLF INVESTIGATION - Addona and rlmOdellng - Roofing and guner work - ConcNtl work - Plumbing .net tltectric• work V. C. YOUNG Ill Pomeroy, Beef and Hoes "From the Farm to the Freezer" Cut 1nd wrapped to your specifiutions. Fut, Dependlble Service. CALL: 742-2789 or 742-2515 1·111 mo. pd MIDOI.EPOIT 614-992·7626 UTILITY BUILDINGS MEIGS INN eetor meant duttlett leaning •Wire bru1h81 for creotote emoval Georges Creek Rd . 614-446-0294. POMEROY, OHIO - I I I I I We need tob•cco poundage. February 18.1984 7:00pm . Rutland Church of the Nazarene . Deborah J . Gilmore. Director The public is invited to anend. AMWAY products mean Quality and personal service. Try us and see. call 614-949-3027. K.O .G. EXPLORATION, day, 7-6 p.m. 304-8823224. 4·2J.tlc 4 Giveaway These cash rates include discount C >Wanted C >For Sate C 1Announcement c >For Ren1 Lhasa Apso dog to good homo. named Bengio. Call 614-256-6021. 16 ft . or larger self con· toined. Colt 614-256-1216. 1. cute. Call 614-256-1946. Guinea Pigs. Call 4463180. Situations Wanted Have opening for elderly lady in my home. Urge room with bath. hot meals. TV. nursing c•re . Handicapped or diNbled. Call 614-2566609. Rodney Howery 614-6987231 . Will care for the elderly in my home. loti of references. Buying daily gold, oitver Men or women . C•ll 614 ~ coins. rings. jewelry. sterling 687-3402. ware. old coins. large cur· rency. Top prices. Ed . Bur· kott Sorber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport. Oh. 614-9923476. Cash paid for fancy iron or heavy iron beds. $160 •nd up for certain Meigs Co. stone jan. Old time cup ~ Mercer's Riverview Per· 1onal C•ra Home has vacan· cie1 for elderly person1. Betty Mercer owner. 304~ 773-5882. Will care for etderly in our home. L.P.N. c•re . 10 ye•rs experience. ull992 ~ 7314 . has • vacancy for •nother COMPLETE HOUSEHOLDS reoident, elderly p8fson . Call FURNITURE. Beds, iron.' 304-675-1293. wood. cupbo•rds, ch•irs. chests. b•skets. dishes. stone jara. •ntiques. gold and silver . Write ~ M . D . Miller. Rt.2, Pomeroy. Ohio -2. 21. - - - - - - 3. 22. ~- 23. 5. 2~. 6. 7. . 25. - - - -__ _________ 8. '17. - - - - - -.... 9. 28. - - - - - - - - ~. Will Servtces ,, 29. - - - - - - 11 . 30. - - - - - - 12. . 13. 1~. 15. 31.------32. - - - -......33. - - - - - ~- - - - - - - 16. 35. - - - - - - - - Mall This Coupon with Remltllnce The DII!Y $~nel . 11f Court St. Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 ' t:' house cleaning. 1-========= I· 45769 or call 614-992- 13 7760. Employment do 304-675-6683. Insurance SANDY AND BEAVER Insurance Co. has offered services for fire insur•nce coverage in G•llia County for almost • century. F•rm. home and person•l property coverages are avail•bte to meet individual needs. Con· t•ct Na•llnsurance Agency. agent. Phone 614-4461691 . Help Wanted I would like to have a middle age to older lady to live in, colt 992-3704. Part-time charge nurse, W be experienced and pOHII d D love fast paced environ ~ 1· ment. Also accepting applications for part time RN 5 to Will do babysitting in my 11 and 11 to 7 shift. Apply home. Call 446-0028 . 8:30 to 4:30, Mon.-Fri. Scenic Hills. Rt. 2. Bidwell . Call 446-7150. Someone to do sewing & alteration for a family . Must be experienced and expert. References and transporta~ tion necessary. Call 446~ 4416 after 7PM. Sales · Automotiva After · markttt. National. corporation needs self·starter with proven sales experience to work out of Ohio. W.Virgi · nia. and Eastern Kentucky . Excellent growth potential. salary, bonus, car, expenses, and excellent fringe benef· its. Send resume and salary requirements to: World parts Corporation. 354 Richmond Lana, Crystal lake. Illinois 60014. Electronic field. be able to work & repair on stereo's, CB's, FM &: installations. Send resume to P. 0. Box 342, Gallipolis, Oh. 45631. Painting -residential. com· mercia I. interior. exterior. Reasonable rates. free elti~ mates. Call 614-367-0637 Ask for John. Will do babysitting in my home. Preferrably days. Ref~ erences & experienced . Call 446-8261 . Financial 21 2 ttory frame home 300 block 3rd. Ave., Gattipotio. Features 4 bd r.. 2 b•tha, form•l entry, living room. formal dining room, kitchen with eating nook. (utility room) all decorated in charming Colonie! style . New gas furn•nce . Lltrge back yard (with cerpors • outbuildings). very conve~ nient to sc.hools & down- town . Call 446-1 171 or 4411-1818 . . 2 BR. 1 story, newly remodeled, c•rpeted. nat. gas heet. city schools, down-- town ohopping, $20,000. Call 814-367-7817. Home must aellll Remo~ deled. fireplace. super extra De•ll Some furniture tooJ Middleport . Call 614-992· 6941 . 3 bdr., 1 'h both, family room. 2 C•r garage, cent. air. on Rt. 160 across from North Gallia HS . Owner wHt help finoncw. Colt 614-388' 9729. Mobile home. 2 large bdrm., furnished. carpet, nice ftet 2.55 •cres l•nd. G1r1ge, p•tio. cellar. 2 milu from Rt. 7, Grover Rd. Chnhire. Cot~614-367-7870 . Loc•ted in SyrecuM~Ne•r school & swimming pool. 3 bedroom situ•ted on one~ third acre lot. Prtce reduced $23,600. or witt rent for 8240 mo. 304-855-3934. For sale. completely fur· niohed. 3 bedroom home. H•s all new furniture. carpet. Buck Wood stove. ond welt inoutated. Alklng $26,500. For an oppolntmont. Call 614-949-2933. Excellent condition , tri · level, 8Y, percent assumable loan, $11.000.00 down. Colt after 5 p.m.. 304-676"1629. SOMERVILLE REAL ESTATE . 304-675-3030. Residence 675-4232; Jean Casto 675 -3431: Jock McNeely 675-2553. $48,000.00 assume 8'h per cent loan. exc. Point Plea· ..nt location. 3 bedroom. 2 Business Opportunity bathe, full basomant. 304• 675-1219. . interest. 304-675-7541 : A FRAME HOUSE two bedrooms, acre lot v.. mile off Rt. 35 Southside. 131,000.00 phone 304675-34B9. 32 Mobile Homes for Sale TRI-STATE MOBILE HOMES. USEO- CARS, TRUCKS . GALLIPOLIS. CHECK OUR PRICES . CALL 614-446-7572. NEW AND USEO MOBILE HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Mt. WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 35. PHONE 614-4467274. . 1977 12x60 mobile homo, 2 bdr .. furnished. good cond .• $6,300. Call oftor 4 and on weekends, 614-256-6618. ! NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUB- 1978 Shultz 14x70 cont,.t LISHING CO. recommends air, all new furniture. ex . that you do business with people you know, ond NOT to send money through the mail until you have invasti· gated the oHering. cond. on rented lot. Call evenings 446-2075 . 1972 Kirkwood 12x65 2 bdr., unfurnished. with un· derpinning & porch, exc . Recre•tion Department is now taking applications for summer employment in the following areas: Playground Leaders, Playground Super~ visor1. spring and 1ummer Tennis Instructor. Softball and Baseball Umpires, Base~ cludes 89,000. inventory, store fixturea, training and much more. Mr. Tate 704· 753-4738. ptiances. $10,000 . Call 614-256-6035 or after &PM 446-8261 . tics Instructors, P•rk M•in· tenance Personnel. Applications accepted now 22 Money to Loan homo. Colt 446-7165 . Own your own Jean· Sportswear, l•dies apparel. or children'• store. 300 brand namas. $16,500. in- I 10. ._ ~-:_:_ _ _ _ __ lo~ cond. Call 614-256-9325. 14x70 Kirkwood 2 bdr .. unfurnished mobile home. Central air·heat. carpet. ap· 12x63 Vindale. mobile until April 2. Apply in person or by mail ot 518 Second Vindale trailer. 12x60, 2 2 !rea cats. Calico striped, Avo., Gottipotis. Oh 46631 . HOME LOANS FtXEO bdr ., AC. new carpet. neW mixed with white. Catt 614RATES 12'h% purchase or underpinning, 20ft. f!t 40ft. 742-2328 .. The Meigs Local School refinonce, 9% adjuosobte awning. Outbuilding good ·District is currently· ':~~~:: rata. leader Mortgage. cond .. all S6,500. Must see Two white cats, one male; apptlcationo from c• Athens, collect 614-692- to appreciate. Call 614-245one female. 614-992-7613. apptlcanto for a Varsity Girt's 3061. 6142 after 4PM, Mon.-Fri. · Softbett cooch ond a ReUsed 2 bedroom mobile oorvo Girts' Softball Coach 23 Professional homes, fumishod. 1Ox50 6 Lost and Found 01 Maigo high School for tho and 12x.52 sizes. Your Services 1983-84 ochoot yaer. Applichance to own a comforta· LOST Golden Rotriev~ pup. conso mull hold o valid Ohio ble home. Browns trailer VIcinity of Rs. 688 6 Mit- teochlng cerliflcose ond mull meal certllicotion re- PIANO TUNING Lower Court. Minenvitto, Oh. 614chell Rd. Colt 446-227S. quiremtnto of Ohlc> for priced regular sunlngo- 992-3324. sporta 1porta medicine and di~eounts to Senior Citizens. CPR. Poraons intereotad Churches • Schooto. Word's 1969 Champion mobile 8 Public Sale ohould consect Don E. Mor- Keyboard, 304-675-3824. home. 2 bedroom furnished: w ..her and dryer. ready II AucJion rio, Superintendent of Melgo Loco! Schooto, e1821 South Brunlcordl Music Co .. Getti- occupancy. $4950. 614, Moyovltte Ssockyordo, Third Ave. In Middleport, polio. Celt 448-06B7. Plano 992-7479. ' tuning, repair with skltt • Moyoviiio, Kentucky Auc- Ohio. inregrity. Lana Ooniats, 814tion Every Monday • Frldoy, 1:30PM. 'In weight'. Coli EARN EXTRA CASH In 742-2951 . 608·11114·62415, ,Jim Glboon opere time. Rowtolgh Pro- 1------:--c:::-=--, Mgr., tSU:tiU·4288: Sie dUCto liHdi dlotributors in Avlo~• Tox Service. 8 miiol Clyde Elliott, 814-268- your oreo. Phone 1·304- Welt of Tuppers Ptolno on 676-1090. 681 . 614-986-360S. 6604. 20. - - - ' - - ' - - - • ' 12 W•nted to buy mobile home ·s puppies. 4 female, 1 mala. batt Scorekeepers, Gymnas- 17. - - - - - 18.-----19,------ ,_ '- ames in Point Ple•unt and surrounding are•s. excellent part time opportunity with flex•ble hours. Excellent for nurse not currently working or only working part time. Witt pay top price. Call 614-379-2165 . Colt 304-372-83S6 after Wanted to buy Travel trailer 6pm . The Ga.ttipolis Porks and ... RN· LPN, enthusiastic nurse to complete insur•nce ax- am•ll orch•rd. beatttiful cetion. Good neighborhood. Priced 119,000 or wilt sell on land contract •a.ooo down, $150 month. Celt 814-388-9053. evenings. McDaniel Custom Butchering. avery Friday & Satur· ' thing busine11, includes in· ventory. fixtures •nd supp· By owner with 2 •cres more or le11. Been remodeled. 18 a_n_te__to__o_ _ strong supervisory skitto. 1____ The Rutland Nazarene Youth. Proudly presents Kid's Praisel3 Saturday. by mall witt! ttlfs phon!! When you get SEPTIC TANKS A SPECIALTY MMR 539.-NEW LISTING- East Main St., Pomeroy. 4 bed· . rooms, 2 baths, dining room, living room has 2 gorgeous teaa gtasss wtndows, full basement, gas ttoor.furnace, tocation very convenient to stores. Smail yard w1th .shade tree. Owner ·will consider 10% land contract to qua lifted buyer. Oilly $19,000. . MMR-538-In Rutland. lhis 2 bedroom hOme is areal buy. Nice size lot and lots of storage space. Owner will negotiate on this one. call and see il wee can help you with terms!!! Sells for $21,000. . ltUIR·537- This one should be_so)d. Avery.neat.ranch tn almost new condition. Total eiec)rtc; 3 bedrooms, ullilty, new carpet throughout Outside is maintenance free. Asking $36,500. . . MMR-535 - Colonial 2 story home on Mulberry Avenue. 2 .baths, 3 bedrooms, sittine room,J~r.mildininuaomwLlllilll:.. •. in chin~ and window seat Eat-in kitchen. Full basement has Wood burner. 2 car heated.garige 'and more!!! We have excellent terms on this ,§tately home. Call ·tor details. . •a.oo school1. 2 milet from town . Coli 446-0276 . Six rooms. one •ere. l•nd contract. low payments. loW W. Knight Res. 1304)6762853 Bus. (304)675-3275. Broker Cheryl Lemley. Meics County Associ1te Phone 742-3171 Easter is coming, tt8rt uv~ ing money, eam hour wood burner included, city 1---------3PM to 7PM, Mon-Fri. Must 1----....,---=--- Clifton, W.V. 304-7735873. Phon•----------------- M. L ~·Bud" McGHEE HAIR DRESSER, N- Vorl<, N- · Vorl< Holr Solon lo looking for experienced otytiot. Apply 401 Vlond St. Pt . Pleo11nt. 304-1176-7311. 4 bdr. ranch home, large LR. full b•aement, with garage, Reduce s•fe & fast with GoBese capsules &: E ~ vap 'water pills' . Fruth Pharmacy. Vacancy: Julia's Personal Care Home . Formerly Mercer Convalescence Home. 18 years experience. Address-------- SALES REPRESENTATIVE Ouhllndina rncome Opportunity Sellinc_ Gourmet Steaks Poultry, ·seafoods. Loul territory. C1ll 616· 459-6189. This Ad Will Appear On! Once. Profe11lonel Service• 11 INC. now leasing miner•l rights , please call Richerd 742-2328 23 Ph. 446-5042. Gun shoot Racine Gun Club. Every Sunday starting 1 p.m . Factory choked guns only. Nam•------------------- •Lowest Rates Around 'Dump Truck Service Call 614-388-9906 or 614388-9617 after 6. Call Macrame Cl11ses. Morning and evening. starting soon. coupon. Cancel your ad by results. Money not refundable. AL TROMM'S BACKHOE SERVICE Standing timber will p•y top priced for red & white oak. supplies. Pick up and delivery. Davis Vacuum Cleaner. one half mile up MEIGS INN · Write your own ad and PH. 949-3046 Apply in p8foon. Ripley Sporlsweor, R1. 66 Eoot. Rovenowood, W.Vo. ties. •2.000 . 00 . or 304-676ture. 446-3159, ltd. f!t 614-367-7608 3217. Olive St .. Gottipolio, Oh. front end. 3 pt. hitch. Witt SWEEPER and sewing ma- poy up to $2500. 614-742chine rep•ir, parts. and 2279. CALL 992-3629 For Resesmtions Curb Inflation Pay Cash for Classlfleds and Savell I order •Powe~t col- W•nted to buy used coal & wood he•ter~ . Swain Furni· Good f•rm tr•ctor. wide NON PROFIT OIGANt!ATIONS Wt Accoftu"cKUtt up to 250 peopt• tor parties 1nd dances. PARTS and SERVICE 4-5-tlc ~:Jt' 3 Announcements 36 CLEAN, SAFE. MODERN ROOMS, CABLE TV, STEAM HEAT, AIR COND. Ritts as low as: '10 A Night or '40 WHkly 11£TING IDOlS FREE TO •W•shers •Dilhw•shers •R•nges •Refrigerators •Dryers •Freezers CHIMNEY KING memories of d•ys gone by. when you were hen with us. Missed so much by wife. children. grandchildren and gre•t grandchildren . OWNERS: Rodney & All Makes Racine. Oh. Ph. 614-843-5191 10-G·tlc D. Stobart. Sr. Love is " Custom Exhausts" 985-3561 P&S BUILDINGS In remembrance of George lliles South ol Chester Rt. 7. Pomeroy, Oh. KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE · Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24'x36' Insulated Doc Houses In Memoriam - rienced only, factory sewing-m•chlne operetor . board . colt 1-304-882 2711 Horper'o Adult Core Home FOR FUTURE USE" Sizes Start From 12'x16' Announcement s 2 "CUT OUT ALL STEEL & POLE BUILDINGS Help Wanted We poy cuh lor late model spore time. 304-675-1429 . cleen uHd carl. HELP WANTED, excellent Jim Mink Chov.-Otds Inc . opportunity, looking for Bitt Gena Johnoon someone to Utke over clo446-3672 W•nted to buy. New, used&: antique furniture. Will buy 1 piece or complete house· holds. Also complete Aucti · oneering service. Cell 614-992-2181 CUSTOM Jerry's Custom SLAUGHTER Wanted To Buy AT POMEROY LANDMARK POMEROY LANDMARK KELLER'S 9 in good shape, 12 or 14ft. in width. Call 614-379-2116. Don't Miss II. Rock Bottom Prices 992-6215 or Auction every Fri. night ot she Horlford Community Cent8f. Trucktoedo of new merchendiN overy week . Conolgmenso of new end used merchendiN etwoyo welcome. Richard Roynoldo Auctioneer . 304 - 2763089. UNBELIEVABLE GIGANTIC SALE WATCH FOR ANNOUNCEMENT IN THURSDAY'S AD (Free Eotimates) REDUCED WINTER RATES Now Open Consultation by Appointment Ont,. Process Service. Child CustodJ, Missln1 Persons. Surveillance. PhotolriPhJ, Insurance Claims. Locate Heirs. Peace of Mind Report. Video Inventory CosssHe ol Personal Property. liCENSED - INSURED 6 Yem Experience WOLFE INVESTIGATION 64 Misc. Merchandise CARPENTER SERVICE New Homes-Extensive Remodel inc· 1nsur1nce Work Cu&tQJII Pole Bides. l GlrlltS Roofin& Work Aluminum & Vinyl Sidin&s 16 Yeera Experience GREG ROUSH PH. 992-7683 or 992-2282 11-1-tfc Rt. 124.Pomeroy Ohio 11 Wonted 3 tldln to work to replece 3 who won't work. TWO MONTH SPECIAL. night, Pt. PIHIInt, WVe. Celt 446-3368. Jon. ond Feb. 1884 off Auct. Lonnie Noel. Youth ...aon pricea on furniture Cent8f Bldg., Comden St. Phyolpot Theroplst Conoul- ro- uphototerlng. Mowreyo 814-387-7f01 . 11n1 wonted & deys 1 week. Upholotery, 304-176·41114. Port time. excellent hourly Rick Peorson Auctioneer wage. Send ruume to 81lnlfco. E1111e, Form, An- Pomeroy Heolth Core CenRei11 E:; ti11e tique • Uquldetlon 11leo. 111', 387119 Rocksprtngo Rd .. Uconoed • bonded In Ohio • Pomeroy. Oh, 9112-81108. WVe . 304· 773-17811 or 304-773-8188. HELP WANTED . expe - 31 Homes for Sale RACINE FIRE DEPT. •Replecement Window• Public S1le II Auction Auction every Tueadey GUN SHOOT VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING ~moo Kitchen Cabinets - Roofin& - Sidin& - Concrete Patios - Sidewalks New Construction - Remodelinc - Custom Pole Barns. t· •. pd J&L BLOWN INSULATION DICK ROBERTS RADIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. Council okays~fr~_~.:....;~~=--~~-)_ nr: 8 In Memorl1m Or-Dill·--~ Do,~. lllc..tll., ,_,.,,Olio 411M Happenings around Meigs County•... Ohio lottery winner 2 PHONE 992-2156 Emergency runs I The Ohio �Page-8-The Daily Sentinel They'll Do It Every Time KIT 'N' CARLYLE ® 1968 Schultz trailer. 12 x 60, for sale . 2 bedroom, unfurnished. on rented lot. near Meigs Co. fair ground; 17.00 ea. 4x8 wood or maeonlte pa- neling good aelectlon e6 .99. 421n . or 36in. morblevanlty top' a (B) gradea $39.96. VInyl coated wall papar double roll $1 .99. Elec. bueboord heatara 220 volt 14-29001(6-3300)(840001(8·49601 6 pc. or 1973 Shultz mobile home. 2 bedroom , partially fur - nished $4,000.00 call304 882-2247 or 882 -2018 after 4:00. more 5% extra diacount . Commercial aluminum dou· ble entrance door'a com - Farms for Sale 43 acres , county water, pasture, timber . small barn. . 304-675-7690 . plate 8699.96 . 6 pc. a~ryllc tub wall kits with ahelvea 149.9 5. Ranges hood' a various sizes and colors e26 . · Penn's Warehouse . 614 - Business Buildings 44 Apartment for Rent Investment property in Rio Grande, apartment building, 1 yr. old. 3-2 bdr. apt's. Good monthly income , $42,500. Call 446-8038 . 35 lots & Acreage 35 acres at Rodney on W.T. Watson Rd . Owner financ - ing available. Call446-8221 after 6 weekdays . Gallipolis Ferry, WV . Mostly wooded, tobacco allotment . Call 614-367-7271 . 1 .8 acre, ex. Building or mobile home site, with 350 h . road frontage , located on old 160 near Porter, all utilities near by. $3,960. Call 614-388-8801 . Two acre level lot approxi - Merchandi se Housing Opportunity) has one and two bedrooms, rent starting at *157 for one ond S193 per month for two bedroom, with $200 deposit located near Foodland and Spring Valley Plaza. pool and TV ant. Call 446-2746 or leave message. Furnished 2 rooms & bath, upstairs, clean , no petJ, util . fum ., dep . req ., adults only. call446 -1519. dryer hookup, $176 plua utilities. Call 1-304-2739745 . 3 RMs. both, all utilities Route 2, Bmi. paid. $260 / mo. no pets. Plouont. Will accept partial ,_c_a_ll_4_4_6_-9_2_8_3_.- - - trade. S10.000.00 . 304- ' 676-3717. Furniahed efficiency. $176 . Utilities paid. A,dults. 920 4th. Ave.. Gallipolia. Call 446-4416 after 7 PM . Rentals Furnished garage apt. 1 bdr. ·, Houses for Rent House for rent $275 in downtown Gallipolis . 1 block from park . Call 446064,4. In town 3 or 4 bdr. house very nice. no pets. Inquire at Shepperda Sales & Service. 1 ot . & Olive St .. Gallipolia. House for rent. wil~ell on land contract with small down payment. Call 446· 1339 or 446-7672. S226 . Utilitiea paid. 29\<1 Neil Avo.. Gallipolia. Call 446-4416 altar 7 PM . Attic apt. fumiahed $176 . Utilitiea paid. Share bath, men only, 919 2nd. Ave. Gallipolia. Call 446-4416 after 7 PM . Regency Inc. newly deco rated apartments .. Good neighborhood, close to schools and shopping. 2 bdr ., kitchen fumiahed, carpeted, utilities partially paid. $200 per month. 304-6766104 or 304-676-6386. 843 Second A-. .. Gallipolla. 3 bedrooms. stove, refrig.. 6 rooma. off street parking. woaher & dryer. Kyger Creek no peta, dep. & ref. Call District. $200 per month. 614-266-1629 . $200 depoait. Cl 446-04B6 1 - - - - - - - - - after 6:00. 1 bedroom Apt. $196. mo. 2 atory frame house. 3 bedroom. Syracuse. Deposit required . 614-992-6284 or 614-992-5732 . including utilities. Equal Housing Opportunity. Contact Village Manor Apta . 614·992·7787. 1- - - ' - - - - - - - Riveraide Apta. Middleport. Two bedrooms. one acre. $150. month, depoait. Rt. 62 South Point Pleasant. Call 304 - 675 - 7541 Special retea for Senior Citizena. S130. Equal Houa· ing Opportunities . 614- 992-7721 . evening I . For rent with option to buy, 1982 2-bedroom all electric mobile home, setting on nice lot. ready to move in to . S200. down S175 . 'per month. 304-576-2711 . Newly decorated semifurnished 1 bedroom Apt. in Middleport. Second floor of Coats building. Suitable for 1 or 2 adulta. Inquire at 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 12x60 2 bdr. modern furnished trailer, convenient location, Upper River Rd. deposit req . Call 614-4468568. . One or 2 bdr. turn. or · unfurn., nice & clean. adults ; only. Oep. req . 112 tank fuel , oil free . Call614 -256-1636 : weekdays before 2PM . : 1 4x70 mobile home located · on O.J . White Rd. Nice quiet dleport. call 992-6304. Apartment for rent. 6 rooma and bath. double car garage, furnished or unfurnished. call days--992 2381 ;evenings-- 992-2609. For rent in town, 4 room apartment with bath, stove, Electric and refrigerator . Apartments now available to elderly & disabled with an of lea a than $12,300. Ranting for 30 percent of adjusted income- : Partially fumished 3 bdr., 2 . bath, on large private lot. 4 1-304-882-2566 . Nice one and two bedroom apts.. unfumi'ahed, phone 304-675 -2218, 8 till 6 . 45 Furnished Rooms · Racine. call367 -7148 . For rent, 2 bedroom trailer. furnished. cloae to Kroger's For rent Sleeping Rooma and light houH keeping rooms . Park Central Hotel. store. call992 -7314. Call 614-446-0756 . mobile Two bedroom mobile home on lot (unfurniahed). Married with one 1mall child ac- 3169 . LAYNE' S FURNITURE Sofa. chair. rocker. otto· man, 3 tables. (extra heavy by Frontier). S686. Soft chair and loveseat. •21s: Sofas and chairs priced from S286. to S896. Tabloa, e45 and up to $126 . Hido-abeda. S440. and up to S626 .. Reclinera. S175. to S376 ., Lampo from $28 . to 875.5 pc. dinettes from 199 .. to 436. 7 pc . 1189 end up. Wood table with six chalra S426 to $746. Oeak 1110 up to S226 . Hutchea. e&50. and up, maple or pine finish . Bunk bed complete with mattreaaes. $260. end up to 1396. Baby beda, e 1 1 0 . Mattresses or box springs. full or twin, ass., firm, 168. and 878 . Queen sell, 1196. 4 dr. choata. $42. 6 dr. cheats, 164. Bed framea. $20.and $26., 10 gun - Gun cabineta, t360 . Gea or electric ranges •376 . Btby mattreaoea. $26 & $36. bed framea UO. $26, no. king frtme $60. a. Good selection of bedroom auitas, cedar cheats. ~~~!:.'~~~~:.•1 cabinets, Uaed Furniture -· bookcase. rangea, chairs. dryers. refrigeratoraand TV'a. 3milea out Bulaville Rd. Open 9om to &pm, Mon. thru Fri., 9am to 6pm, Sat. 614-446-0322 TV & Appliances. 627 Third Ave .. Gallipolis, 614· 4461699. Spin washers, gao & GOOD USED APPLIANCES COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33. North of Pomeroy. large Iota. Coli 614-992-7479. f.urnlahed efficiency. e1411. Utilltlea peld. Share beth. 80'1 2nd, Galllpolle. Cell 4411·4418 after 7 PM. 49 For lease Minimum terms available. RON EVANS, Jockaon, Oh. 614-286-6930. For LOSE WEIGHT. Now Doll· cious Nutritloua, " Trim· Qwik" milk ahoko diet plan ATTENTION PARENTS . halp your children do a better job. Save e125.00 on World Books. Terma aVella· ble. 304-882 -2486. BIG REO TAG SALEcomoln and aave on Biaq craft bead a Dab-it· Shop, 1317 Ohio St.. Point Pleuont, W.Vo . 304-676-7720. Cub tractor and alx piecea of Soya Farrah cord . suit, size 20 jacket with ponta 28 w. hght tan, ruat. brown. navy 8 in. thru 18 in . Stete approved. guaranteed. RON 66 Building Supplies Will cut and deliver fire Building materials wood. Call614 -256-1628 . block. brick, aewer pipes, windowa , lintels. etc . 7340 after 4:30P .M . HILLCREST KENNELS Boarding all brooda. Heated indoor- outdoor facilitiea . AKC Doberman puppiea: trailer. $1,000. Gravely Stud Sorvlco. Ctll6'14-446backhoe $1,200. Call 614- 7796. 266-1427. 1- - - - - - - - Judy Taylor Grooming. Call Firewood for sale. Call 614- 614-367-7220 . 266-1640 or 614-256- 1- - - - - - - - - - 1274. Briorpotch Kennell Profeaaional All-brHd grooming. Uaed R-40 Ditch Witch Indoor-outdoor boarding fatrencher. Call 1-614-694- cilities. English Cocker Spaniel puppioa. Call814·3887842 or 614-694·6006. 9790. 1 6 ft. tandem equipment Firewood pickup or deli- vered. Call after 6:30. Call 614-266·6689 . Mobile home auppliea: nontoxic antifreeze-$5.60 per Oragonwynd Kennela. AKC Chow puppies. CFA Himalayan. Par- Get that apecial aomeone a faucets, puppy for Vtlentinea. AKC breakers, etc . HotPoint he~vy-duty electric dryers, Reg'ed. lhasa Apso-9 wka. old. wormed and ahota. 1 dryora. e69.96 & up, gua141 &Rt. 7 . Call446·8033. furniture. 304- 676-6608 after 6:00pm. · Five year old registered Blue Tick Coon hound. 304·671!11434. 1=;:;:::;=::::===== 59 For Sale or Trade Troy·Bilt tilltra. Check our apeclel price before you buy any tlllora. Swlahl< Implement Co. St. Rt.7 N, Galli· polla,OH . Coli 1114·441104711. 100 HP MF tractor, 12' WhHI dlac. 14' Harragator 10' Farrowing crataa, 30 HP Bobcat type loader. Call 1·814·1182·3831 . 273 N.H. hay belarwlth bell thrower. 2 wagona with rocka, uaad choln .. wa. Coli 614-38B· 8tlfl4. doora. thos month only $279 . male, 2 femalea . Call 446Kingsbury Homea Porta and 0706. Acce11ory Store. 900 East Main St .. old Bookmobile building in Pomeroy or call 992-6687. Used Buck Stove, several uaed Stihl saws. Pomeroy Meiga Co. atone jere and juga. Good condition, ConiRidge Salt Co .. Pomeroy, W. R. Dye, Harriaonvillo; John Geyer. Pomeroy; T . M. 52 CB,TV, Radio Holnea. Syracuae; H. w. Equipment Sayre, letart Folia; Henry Seyfried, Middleport; Micheala, Middleport; . Any jug The Fix·lt Shop: TV, ateroo, or jar marked Portland. microwave, repair, warranty Dexter, Langavllle. iSogt· for R.C .A., Zenith, KMC. · town, Antiquity or RHdaGold Star. Emerson. Houae ville, Ohio. All other Melgl Calla, 256·6218. Co. jars and juga wanted. Call 614·992·2692. AM-FM car otero with craig coautto player, all tho optiona, 9 mo. old, $100. Call 614-388-9809. OUR BOARDING HOUSE ® Uud RCA 21in . conaole 11 year old Appolooaa marakid broke, 9 veer old 34 ln. pony, 11100 lb. work horuwell broke. 2 yaar old till ln. mora pony, gr-. broke. 2 year old atandtrd brHCI atud colt. 3 western lllddlta. 614-892-11102. For ult, hena about 1 \<1 yoora old. 304·837·221111 . BOARDING HORSES 11 Stonohovon Riding Stable near Point Plaaaant. 304· 8711· 71141 avenlnga. 64 Hey & German Short hiar Pointer puppy, 4 moo. old, female. $26, no popera. Call 614246-6474. For sale or trade 1 female & 1 mala. Byr. old. WalkorTrH Dog. Non rogiatored. Call 614-266-1415. t----------..1----------....; and orchard graaa. . call 814·742·2126. Good mlxod hoy for ulo. e1.60 per bale. - 614-982· 3709. Conditioned mixed hay for ule. c111 982-63113 or 949·21188 . . .... I r,lllspllrLIIIIIII 71 ~:-~--:------- Autos for Sale TOP CASH paid for loll model uud cora. Smith Buick-Pontiac, 1911 Eaat· ern Ave.. Galllpolla. Call 814-448-228~. 54 Misc. Merchandise 19711. Cordoba·blua In/ out, noW t1r11. air. CIUIIi, PI, real aharp. Call 448•71133, Cindy. llmeotono. Sand, Gr~val . Delivered In Maaon, Mligo, Gallla or plck up at Richard• & Son. Coli 448· 77B8. cltta. fl14-949-28tiB. 2, f . 7B .1 4 ln. r~dltl anow tlroa on Chav, w/leala both for e·llo. Call 304·411B· 1887. 1882 EXP . many 111111, mull 1111. Coli 448·41iiO. , LEASE OR RENT 100 ac..form 304·8711·2891. Dour, new · 90 · HP 127,1100. Call 4411·1038. ' GOrldltlon, 1118 VW Aelllllt Cham• peen• Edl11an, oxc•llant aood Cal1•••·18 8. niM•ti· Small camper. Phone 304-; 882-2027 . •• 1 8:30 81 BORN LOSER Home Improvements PLASTERING - New and repair commercial end resl- Marcum Roofing & Spout· lng. 30 years experience, IIP"Ciallzlng In built up roof. Call 1114-388·9887. Appliance· Service all mak11 6 modele refrigertors. weahera, dryera, rengea , compactor•. dlahw11her~ , mlcrowevea . Heating & Cooling, ShHt Metal Work . Gallla l(lafrlgaratlon Co . 814-4411 -40811 . RON'S Talavlaion Service . Specializing In Zanlt~ and Motorole , Ouezer. and houaa calla. Call 304-678 2398 or 1114 -448-2464 . 304-1176 -2088 or 675 45110. 1878 Ford Muatang, 302 engine. 4 •-d tronamlaalon, e1800 . 304-87111284. 19119 Toyott Corono. 4 door. 4 apead . AM, FM. llr·cond.. e6oo.oo. After 1!:00 304·1175·1!743. '74 Volkawogon,e1.000 . 304·1176-6433. ' 118 Volkawogen , good NOYI, liOYI! GET THAT ~Ut!LEGS YOU HAPPEN TO Kl()¥( WHERE HE KEEP5 HIS Clfi!IRS.. AHO I AM AFRAID I ¥/ILL NOT 6E A~E TO CONTACT HIM FOR SEVERAL ¥1~RiED L.OOii OFF YOOR FACE ! YOU, !IAA6UCK5 AIV l ¥/ILL TIU! TttG MATTER OVER ANO ... rienced roofing, including hot tlr eppllcetlon, cerpen · ter. e'-ctrlclen. meaon . Call Water Well• . Commercial end DomeJtlc . Teat holes . Pumpa Sales end Service. ALtEYOOP' furniture cleaning , frH 11ti· 1879 Fod Courier Pickup, 4 apead. 1211911. John'a Auto Stlaa, Bulavllle Rd., Golllpo· lla, 448·47B2. Open till dtrk. 73 Vana & 4 W.O. 1977 Dodge Ram Charger. four whHI drive, naoda aoma work, 112,000 milea, n.ooo. 304-882-2861 . 18BO Chevy luv, 4x4. call 304·8711·2714 or 6761677. 74 electrical. 304-876-6316 . Ponunce' MOVIE: 'The Yaar of Uvlng Dangaroualy' ()) N- Traaoure Hunt (!) ESPN'a Sportalook <IJ Andy Griffith (I) N-a/Sporto/Waathar ())Dr. Who CID 3-2·1, Conttct 1!11 Buck Rogara 8 Cil (I) NBC Nawa ()) Rifleman (!) SporUCanttr <IJ Carol Burnett (I) • (J2I ABC Nawa Ill <Il (JJ CBS Nawa ()) BualnHI Report CID Why In tho World D Cil PM Magazine ()) Aliaa Smith and Jonas (!) SportaCentar 'Olympic Edition .' ([) Hogan'• Haroa1 (I) Enttrtalnmant Tonight (I) Cherill'l Angela D (I) Whaol of Fonuno ()) (J]) MacNaii/Lihrer Nowahour (JJ Nawa . • <I2I Paopla'o Court 1!11 Joffaraona 8 Cil Tic Tac Dough (!) Thla WHk In tho NBA ([) Senfond and Son Cll II Cll Family Feud (JJ WhHI of Fortunt <I2I Entertainment Tonight 1!11 One Day at e Time D Cil (I) A Taam When a · friend of B.A.'s ia ripped off and beaten by an used car salesman. the team wages on all-out war that loads to a 'high noon ' shootout. (60 min.) Cil Bedrooma This HBO Comedy Playhouse spacial men's 1,000 tho biathlon. (3 hro.) Plumbing & Heating Ill Cll (JJ Dlanay'a All-Star Valentina Party Donald Duck heads a host of Walt Galllpolla. Ohio Phona 1114-4411 -3888 or 814·4411-4477 sixtll·two! JIM'S PLUMBING & HEATING. Rt. 1, Bo• 366. Gallipolla. Call 814-367-0676 . control DOZER WORK By Ted Henne , ponds. ditches. buamenll. etc . Call 614446-4907. Carter & Evan• Cat 216 hoe, dozer~. crane, loadera, dump truck . Call WINNIE 614-446 · 1142 between 7:00AM & 6:00PM . '--'-J""" Ml55 MARSHALL.. ships. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] 9:30 ([) NBA Basketball: Atlantt at Utah 10:00 Cil SCTV #7 (!) NFL'a Greateat Momenu: 'Beat Ever Taama' ()) Firing line CID Newawatch .INN News 10:30 ()) Blondle (fi) All New Thla Old Houaa 1!11 Love Amarlcen Style 11 :00 • Cil (I) CJ (I) (JJ • (J2I Newa Cil Billy Crystal ·A Comlc'a Line Cil MOVIE: 'Night Shift' ()) Another Lifo (!) SportaCenttr (I) Nawi/Sporta/Waather ()) Not tho Nina O'Clock Newa • Benny Hill Show 11 :16 (!) !SPN'a Sportolook 11:30 D Cil Cil Tonight Show ()) BNI of Groticho (I) lanny Hill Show II (J) Magnum P.l. Mag· num has to protect a hell· railer from hurting himself. (R) (60 min.) Coli anytime 614-446 · 4637, Jamaal. Dovlaon. Jr. owner . J.A.R . Construction Co. Weter linea. Footers. Drolna. All kin do of Ditching. Rutland, Oh . 614- 742 · 2903 . Electrical & Refrigeration SEWING Machine repairs. urvlce. Authorized Singel Soles & Service Sharpen BARNEY DON'T -.fERGIT··IF VOU HERE~S THUTTY I CENTS CARD· WIN TONIGHT·· PLAVIN' MONEY, PAW·· Shop. Pomeroy . 614·992 -2284. ; General Hau!ing; JONES BOYS WATER SER\ VICE . Coli 614-367-7471· or 614-367·0691 . · ()) Lltenlght Amerlc, (JJ All In the Family Cll <I2I XIV Winter Olympic Gamel Tonight'a program features highlights of the day's activiloa from the Winter Olympics from Sa- Need aomathing hauled away or something moved? We'll do it. Call 446-3159 between 9 a.nd 6. population performance of Aubrey Wertheim's work about contemporary relation- I SURE WISH YOU WERE GOING WITH Good- 1 Excavating, bile· menta, footera, driveways. aeptic tanka. landacaping. their problems. (60 min.) [Closed Captioned] fill MOVIE: 'Eacapa from Bogan County' Cil Cil MOVIE: 9:00 D 'Celebrity' Part 3 Cil MOVIE: 'lovaoick' ()) 700 Club (I) Search For Equity Ill (I) (JJ MOVIE: 'Gone with the Wind' Part 1 ()) CID American Ployhouaa 'Popular Neurotics.' Jeff Goldblum and Mimi Kennedy star in this specia l Excavating B5 PEANUTS . f'!javo, Yugoslavia . JIMS WATER SERVICE Cell Jim Lanier, 304· 676: 7397. NOT 6ET'f1N6 ANV VALENTINES IS 5Af) · ,. Dump truck for hire .. will heul coal or llmeatone· Phone 304·876· 3190. 87 · Upholatery lilly LH'J nrH and Battary ~loa. New and 11Htl tireo. ..io, tlr• repelra••11103 Jef. -·- _TRI STAlE-- - - II ftroon Ava. Point PltaMn,. · .UPHOLSTERY SHOP .. JO•·I711·1401·. Now open 1163 Soc. Avo .. Galllpolhi' a4 ~,.. 1 dey, inaohonlo on m34411·7833 or814·448: . duty. L rx) n Now IITilngtl the cirCled lf!loro IQml lho IUrpriae 1111-. U geatod by lho above CO/lOOn. 10 · aug· (An!IW«< tomorrow) veslerday·s I Jumbles· BLESS DOWDY PONCHO CURFEW Answer What lhe kid who said he didn 'l like alphabet soup ended up eating- HIS OWN WORDS BRIDGE Oswald Jacoby and James Jacoby Steering the slam home elegant., but it was effective and gave Edgar a chance to show expert·technique. "Dummy's ace of dla· monds took the first trick. Edgar cashed my ace of clubs, ruffed a club, cubed his ace of b~rts and led a beart to the- king. If both opponents followed , be would ruff a club, come to dummy to draw the wt trump and claim, but East showed out. "Edgar bad to lead a heart to his jack. He cashed his king of diamonds and chucked one of my clubs. Back to dummy with the ace of spades to pull West's lut trump. "If East had been dealt four clubs and four spades, he would bave been squeezed at this point. East wasn't squeezed, but Edgar was a winner if either black suit broke. He cashed my ace of clubs. The queen dropped, and the slam was home. "Nothing exciting, but at the other table Dick Pavli· cek opened a club against that same grand slam, and declarer worked on spades instead of clubs. He was down one since Dick trumped the second spade." . NORTH +A6 .KQ98 ... WEST +3 +AK10H2 EAST +Jl0752 .3 •1o 7 65 • Q 10 8 3 +Q93 SOUTH +KQ984 .AJ42 t K 54 +J tJf762 +864 Vulnerable: East-West Dealer: South WHI Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: +6 By Olwald Jacoby tllld Jam.. Jacoby Oswald: "Here is Edgar Kaplan at his best. I was North· and, as you can see, I got him to seven hearts after he had opened with ore . spade. The bidding wasr t Valentine's Day apecial. (60 min.) ()) CID Nova 'China's Only Child.' Tonight's program looks at the People's Republic of Chino's efforts to I don't feel a day over Cor. Fourth end Pine Sciuora . ·Fabric 1NV151E5L.c MAN'5 MOTHE~O~ FAIHE~ MUST HAVE. BEEN. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Disney characters in this CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING truck rental. 614 -446 4066 . t------- lCDRAMO~R ~-,;OVIE: 'The Plrataa of iHE KJ I [ XJ CIJ Clla <JJ (JJ • <121 meter speed skating and 20 uud Hondaa to choou from, Mini to Mighty. Coli 4411-2240 . 16.11 ft. fibergitll boll. 40 HP Johnaon aupar qulot engine & trailer. All for e1.898. Call 4411-4337. ::loANNEY~ _ dancing, P11quale Electric Co. all phaaea of electric work, all work guaranteed . Aerial Boeta end Motors for Sale Gil program features women's giant slalom, men'a short program figure skating, ice Motorcycles 76 ---- ·!I l~~~j I (I) Cll 1121 XIV Winter Olympic Gem•• Today·s Custom built cebineu, counter top, counters. re· peira elltype1. Plumbing 84 ·- ·-~.,_.., NawJa~ mateo. 304-1176-2296. Trenaportation. 1976 Chevy luv pickup truck, el!tiO firm . Coli 814· 379-2116. D I_ .. (]) (I) MOVIE: 'In love And War' ()) I Spy (!) NCAA Boakatblll: Providence at Syrocuoa (This game is subject to blackout) ([) Portrait of Amarice: GET your carpet SHIP SHAPE WITH CAPTIAN STEAMER . Water removal , 83 b TYTUP ~ Cil cond., motor needs aome Trucka for Sale ·~ features four stories about love. sex and marriage. 304-8911 -3802. B2 by HenriAmoldl(ld Bob Lao J-. 2/14/84 a ~THAT StRAM~ WOAD GAME lk*ramblo 11-. tour one 10 111Ch - ·· 10 form four 1t11er ordinary-.., m WEEKS l ,....c;;~~ F & K Tree Trimming, atump removal. Call 304 -676 · 1331 . 1881 Chevy Cltotlon. 4 door, air-cond.. PB. PS. auto .. 4 cyl. engine, 32,000 mll01 . Exc . Cond .. U,IIOO . OO . 304 - 11711 11!28. 1980 Chevy Cltttion, 4 cyl., 2 door. club coupe, radio. PS, PB. alr·cond.. otHia bolted tlroa , ahorp, u . uo . oo . 304 -1176 21911. --------'70 Chevella, axe. cond .. bucket uou. conaola, vinyl top, tlr-cond .. 304-1175 11053 after II . 7:30 8:00 RINGLE ' S·SERVICE expe - 71! Olda Cutlua. pa. pb, o-c. tm ·fm, new radiala 1996. WIH ttko trodo. 304·8767421 . 7:00 dantlal, frH lltlmataa. call 1114-288· 1182. '78 Volvo 241! D:L. aarlea. Nlco cond . 304 · 8711 1171111.304-11711· 1178 fl . 1878 1II fl .. Gitatron boat, cover, and tr~llar with 1178 80 HP Mercury motor, lkloa. veat, 1111 j1cko1a Included, ,moe new. •4.800. Call 814· 1879 Chevy Impala, V-8, 2411·1222 or 814·8811PS/PB, AMIFM, AC, lm· 4848. macultto. U700. Call 4411· 1282. 76 Auto Perta 1881 AMC 8plrit 4 .;ct.. & Acce11orles J.M·FM tlpo. aunroot, e2.786. 1878 Plymouth Horlaon 4 opd.. ,2,311, John'a Auto lalal, lulavlllo Need • lteering colum for. Rd. CaR 4411-4782. Open til 18711 Dodge van. Coli 4411· 2841. dtrk. For loau, Chevron Station, Muon area. Good location. 304-1178·2982 "lftlf flpnl. ~) No ruat . Muat IH to appre· For aala: Hay, Clover. Alftlfa e&O. 304-676-3936. Knauff Firewood Pickup or Delivered. 12" -22" atoclted In yard. HEAP vendor, prompt delivery. 614-2811· 8245 . 1973 VW Square bock automotlc, ••••Rent condition . 72 19711 Jeep WegonHr. • 1878 Ford Gronada. Call 4411: 3249. color TV. Needa aome work, 1880 Ranoult laCar, 4 ap .. aunroof, A .C .. AM / FM. U4811. 1878 Chevy Nova. tuto., AM~FM, 12198. John'a Auto Sileo. Bulovlllo Rd .. GaNipolla. 4411·4782. Open till dtrk. Grein Ground ear corn e8.110 par 100. Bring own container. Rogiatored toy poodle pup- . 304·678·3308. No Sunday plea for ..1e. Chocoltto brown molta. UOO. each. call Mixed hay 300 balaa, e1. 110 Nice Valentino gift. each . Phone 1114-379· 614-992-21107. 2404. 1·6 year old UKC Regiaterod fomalo Wtlk... Gonna Finlahar ond Tinley River bred. Neoda 1at place to be night champ. Alao 1-16 month mole Walker, atarted Wlcka Thunder and Spring CrHk Rock bred. Haa beat of brHd. Call 814·992-3023 after 4:30p.m. 1981 Pontiac Phenix W. V-11. 4 dr. httchback. AC. atarao radio, tinted glua. crulaa, tilt whHI, wire whHI co-•· Coli 4411·42011. ID1t 1..!:11 ~~ ~ Cil Autoa for Sale work ond nHdl wlndahleld . uoo.oo. 304-676-2431 . For ..11. Good condition hay 11.110 a bale. coli . 992-7201. Motor Home fully equipped, llka new: e52.ooo. Call 448-3423. Servrces 71 73 VW Super BHtla. good 1971 F-1 110 Ford. 8 cyl .. 3 cond .. e1,0110. relloblo . Call apd .. with overdrive. good 4411·1 1108. cond. Coli 4411-4292. - - - - - - - -1880 Chav. Monu. olr, auto~tic trane .• radkJ, exc. cond. 30,000 mllta. 448· I 11111 Sill'~''"" 0890. .\ ii'J)'\1111' 1878 Ford Floott, good gao mMaoga, AM·FM/coalitto · - · 4411· 7280. 61 Farm Equipment sian and Siameae kittens. menta, water heater. ateps. ranteed . Hupp'a Appliance & Glassware. Corner of At . Peta for Sele Cattery · windows. Nice 11lection of washers & 611 3 pliancea, Upper River Rd . beaide Stone Creat Motel. 614-446-7398. ... ..:·:'":""::': · :•:•:•..=;:=========.J ~-=o~~":"':': Umeatone delivered $9.00 Claude Wintera, Rio Grande, ton. Call614-388-9612. D. C•ll614-246 -5121 . Bast daola on the Boot 4'hx5 ft. picture window & LUMBER - Rough cut, oak. Tractora. Sldoro Equipment white padded headboard for Handaraon, WV. 304Poplor, 2x4, 2x8, 2•8. h4, Co. 6711· 7421 . bed. Call614-26fl-1768. 1x6. ,1x8. length availtblo, 8 1~~=:::;;===:;:::== foot through 14 foot . Hogg I 36x36 block garage and lot. Zuapan. 304-773-6664 63 Uveatock 1935 and 1936 Ford truck . & daytime. Call between 1 :00 and 6:00PM . Will accept any Now open for buaine11. Yoo.rllng Bulla, rag'ad . reasonable offer. Call 446- Mountain Sttte Block, Rt. 0181 . Polled Hereford Enforcer & 33, New Hovan. Complete VIctor blood linea. Don Cox masonry auppliea, 4". 8", 4 show ceaea nice.. 4 12" block. Delivery MfVica. Pttrlot, OH . Coli 814·378: 2871 . ladders, toola, Iota other Phone day 304·BB2·2222, items. Call614-256-1661 . evening 882·3239 . Holatoln cowo wHI fraahen Fresh manure for gerden. within flO daya. Alao Regia· :~g ~o pickup load. 448· 1-=5-:6---=P-e-ta-fo_r_S_e_le- tared Holateln bulla out of high producing Dama. Call 814-2811-24911. For Sale: car aeat. playpen, stroller and awing . 446- Sale or Trada -1983 Alr~treem and plaster crefta at the cord. alocka, 2B W. All like now condition. 304-676· PLASTIC CULVERT PIPES. 1780. EVANS. Jockaon, Oh. 614· 286-6930. a:00 304-876-3775 . 8x8 atorago building , $400.00. 304·67&·46117. ~ ------~EV~E~N~IN~G~----- Service Representative . tors, rongea. Skaggs Ap- 46 Space for Rent furnished. 304-676-1 076 . Apartment for Rent proved for drinking water. CAPTAIN EASY 79 Motors Homes & Campers Call Margaret Pierce, School Coli 614-446-3844 after 6. gallon. Water hooting ole- 1- - - - - - - - - - cepted . Water and sewer 44 PLASTIC CISTERNS Ap- cond. , tfi,OOO. Phone 304876-1280. aeout of new 1983 WORLD BOOK ENCYCLOPEDIA, 8126.00 off regular price. Soft aculpturod dolla, Cobbego Pttch type; alao ttklng RON EVANS. Jackaon; Oh. ordora for Euter. 304·676· 614-286-6930. 4014. Will pay 1160. and up for room efficiency apt. Call electric chromo dinette aet S149 6 piece dinette set t99. u~d bedroom suites. refrigera tor.• . rengea, cheat, dre11era, wringer weahera, TV's, dryera, & ahoea. Call 614-446- Cllmper. One owner, excel, lent condition , awning, Air•: Annual clearance eale clo- SEPTIC TANK Uaed furniture. includes appliances and other misc. and Gallipolis . 614-446 8221 . In Middleport, Ohio. Two all maple rockers 869, 7 piece PLASTIC Huntington, WV HolM Box Offi.Cinomax CBN Cable Notwrlo Sporta'Networto Atlenta,GA Columbuo. OH P..toerebllrg, WV Chlri-.WV Huntington. WV Columbuo. OH Athallo, OH Hyntington. WV Hurrl.-. WV 1978 21 \<l ft . Coachma~ Diu . 304 · 675- Haul in your pickup truck . APARTMENTS. mobile homes, houses. Pt. Pleasant . 446-3617. home, utting on lot reedy to move into. S200.00 down S176 .00 MONTH . 304676-2711 . $34, Home and Auto. 600 Eaat Main. Pomeroy. 614-9922094. · 2 bdr. mobile home. turn . or WITH OPTION TO BUY. 14' standa Wood, 1090. Fli'IID Camping Equipment RAWLEIGH medicated vt· por. apray In room, uae In vaporizer . Dale and Wilma ftfll}~ Television Viewing fender 1 and: 78 equlpmant e2 . 1100 . 00; Xl500 Hondo 'B1 modal METAL CULVERT PIPE 6 in. $600.00; Wooden 38in. thru 60 in. diameter in stock. wide llttrior door 170.00; RON EVANS. Jtckaon, Oh. Daya call 304-875-7337 614-286-6930. oftor 6:00 304· 6711-11574. dinotta. furniture . Cali 4467633. .Phone 304-676-6679. wide wuh Caae 310 front end loader dozer, 84,600. Call 614266-1427. heat. call992-7314. income : Mobile home for rent. in $36, pickup load. Call 614-2466804. truak urol herba. Dole and Wllmo Wood, Diu . 304 -1175· 1090. Great educational tool , to Firewood cut up alaba e 1 5 YEP, I Auto Parts & Acceaaoriea NeW RAWLEIGHS old faahlonad · 2 cemetery Iota on Mount Guna-Ruger, Rod Hawk 44 mag .. 870 trap. Thompaon contender. 3 bbla. Coli 614367-0482 . 711 cough ayrup, combine• nat· "$2.00 Rebate " ot Hockenberry Pharmo~y . 21 in. frostle11 refrigerator, Whirlpool alec. stove, Curtia Mathia console televiaion, 2 ; ter 6 weekdays . j dinette 1111 S179, box springs & mettre11 twin or full S100 aet regular-firm W11hera. dryers, refrigera- 2 bdr. mobile home at : Evergreen . Call 446-7032 . · mi. from Gallipolis. Recently antron livingroom auitea $199, antron reclinera •99 other recliners 880, map~ For rent, New 1 bedroom furnished apartment in Mid- : location . Call 448-7157 after 5PM . : remodeled . Oep. & ref. . required. Call 446-2676 of- $399, bunk beds complete with bunkits $199, 2 piece Apt .18 in Middleport. 614· 992 -7347 or 614-9922610 . TWIN RIVERS TOWER. · unfurnished. no pets. Call 6 piece wood living roo.,; suite with 6 inch flat erma electric dryers. auto washers. gaa & electric ranges, refrigerators, TV aets. Three bedroom home. Ma- son 304-773-5440. SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St .. Galllpolia. New & uaed wood & coalatovea • 120. mapte dinette chaira Nice 2 BR, carpeted apt. in Kanauga with washer & mately 400ft. road frontage. N . Point 51 Household Goods by Larry Wright The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Pomero -MiddlePOif, . . . Ohio DICK TRACY doore . C/lavy fendtrl '84.98, Chevy doora 1110, Ford fandara 178. Call 614288-12110. . 384-3646 . Hill. Call446 -1617. JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS (Equal bedroom 41 An 2h.6'> d•amond decorated & W Homes. 304 -675 4424. near Sat diamond wedding rlnga 1600. 304-8711· 11122. Surplua ponol e109.9tl IBI gradu 189.95. 'h ir ··u~ ~ mal pane gl111 nancing available . $6895 . D acres Bulldora Salvage. Exterior prehung ateel door' s emboaaed 8 or 8 1973 Douglas 65x14, 3 bedroom. 1 bath . gas. Fi - 28 64 Miac. Merchendiae birch $39.96 (B) grade• e2o.oo. 1980 Mobile home 14 x 50 for sale, partially furnished , 992-'7128 . 34 64 Misc. Merchandise lnteriOJ prehung door's Legacy oak and walnut and 84500. call 992 -6364 . 33 Tuetday, F.bruary 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 32 Mobile Homes for Sale T~y, F.bru~,Y 14, 1984 ' I , t 6ETIIN6 YOUR I-lEAD CAU6!-IT IN TI-lE MAILBOX! MRE'S ONLY ONE TiliNG WORSE .. 2·1'1- ., ' 1111 Twilight Zone C!l NCAA 8eeltetbell: Provldtnco 11 Syt:Huao (Thia game is 1ubject to blackout) Cll Cetllne . 12:00 Cil MOVIE: 'The Amateur' ()) luma • Alllll (J) XIV Winter Olympic Qa.,.. Tonlght't- program feature• hlghllghtl of the day'a actlvitaa from the 1 Wint0r Olytnplce from Sa· ralevo. 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In this sample A ia used for the three L's, X for lhe two O's, etc. Single lellers IJICIIIlrophel, the. lenfllh and formation of the wordl are ali biota. Beeh day lhe rode lellers are different. caYPTOQUM'ES 11:411 OQL OMSB 'G c I CR QCSZLGO BMKL OQCO MG QMG HK c NSHFL OH 0 CG W OH MROLROMHRG CSL GLSMHYG.- QLBLR SHXBCRZ Yeaterdey'a Cryploqaote: REAL GENIUS OF MORAl,. IN· SIGHT IS A MOTOR WHICH WILL STAf\T ~'/'IY ENGINE.-EDMUND WilSON I I • �... ,_ ' ............. - ..., -....,-- ,.....,.,.__. - ·....,..._- - • Tuesday, February 14, 1984 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Page-l 0- The Daily Sentinel ' .Local cage roundups Voi .32,No.215 Center accreditation See Pages 3, 4, 6 Story, photo on Page 8 Olympic roundup I 04th birthday... story, Pboto Page 6 Photo on Page 10 he aily en tine 2 S..:tions , 16 Pogn 20 Cents A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Copyrighted 1914 I love you and I miaa you! Happy Valentina• Day . Mindy H. John I will alwaya love you. More each dey. Your Henry .. Scott. I Love Youl Valentino• Doy. Undo. To my Soekrit Admyurer. I Luv Yew. Happy Valentine '• Doy. Love Your Schoolmarm. Hi Aunt Marilynn. Happy Valentine 's Day. Love, Larry To Allen P. I Love You. You'll alwoya be my Number 1 Valentine . Hoppy Volen tine'• Day. Coral D. Hi Aunt Shirley, Happy Valentines Oayl love larry BLG . We Love You! Mom & Dad To GALS on l-EAST Cotter man Hall-CAPITAL UNIV .. Happy Valentine's Day. Meigs County Mama & Pop, Just being you ia special and I love You Vary Much . ToJo Dad & Mom Hysell. We Love You Very Much . Happy Valentine's Day . Madeline & Ralph. To Jan. The most special and beautiful girl in the world to me and also the only love I would ever want to have. Love ya Alwaya, Bob Erich You're e Valentine that'll alweya remain close to my heert. Love Sandy. Mu IBoby). 23 yeora of being cloae make the memoriea laat forever. Love yo. Baby. Doddy, We went everyone to know how much we love you . Auatin P. & Mommy. Jimmer. To the greatelt hueband in the world. I love you . Connie. Daddy, We love you! Maton • Jeremy. Grondmo & Grandpo Filher. We love youlf Moaon & Jeremy. Kenny, I Love You noW · and always will! Glad your mineBe My Valentinel Lpve, Cheryl Good Luck. J .P. and C.T. You look great together! Grondpo & Grondmo Smith, We love youll Dolloa& Mon. From Monafield. Katzjammer. You are my pride and joy. I love you . Papaw Morrit. Gueu Who? Roger, Just a little way of saying I love You. Audrey Cheryl, To my Darling wife. whom I Love very much. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY I Your loving Huabllnd, B.H .. I'm glad to be beck with you. Theae 3 montha have been great, you make me vory happy. Don't over chonge. I know we'll olwoya be together. I love you . Your laochy Elf Kenny Happy Dear Jimmy, You are the aunlhine of my lifa. Love Ye Mamew Morria. Daereat Tami. Be my Valentine and I'll be youre. Jon To five great kida. Bryan, Tracey. Kelley, Jarrod. Monica. We love you. Dad and Mom. To Fudd, My favorite mechanic . and the one I love. love ya, Hulge Jean Your firlt wife Kevin. You're alwaya in my thoughta and you'll be in my heart forever. Love. Robin. Bob. The one who Yz 'a my Sorrowe and doublet my Joya. I loVe You. Bany Roger. You are the one and only for now and forever . I Love You . HoppyValentine'a Doy. Your wife. Jenet. Mom ond Dod, Thonka for everything. eapeclolly yourlelvea. I Love You very much. Boby Bubba Mark Shrivera. To A Terrific ond Greet Looking Guyl Happy Valentine' a Doyi Gueaa Who Jeff, I love you I Hovo onothor groot boHbell Hoaon thla year. Hoppy Volentine• doy, Slick. love, Deb Door Butch. Aa long 11 I con aee the Blue In your eyea, my love for you will never die. Love Penny Dear Valentina. You will be my awee theert for "Time and otornity". H.B. HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Charlotte. Janat. ond Paul. Love you, Nothln Hyaell Scotty, I will Love You even more 11 time goe1 by. Forever Your1, SIS I.A.. I Love You! SWEETIE Penny, Charlo and I Love You very much . We are very lucky to have you. Love Chorlio & Charlo I love you Butter-rum. Cone Randy s .. Your my No . 1 IWMthaortll Lovo Chrla G. SCOTT. Happy Volentine'a Day. and hopefully Iota more. Love Heidi To My Plummer. Be my Volentine forever . Love. Rug layer Tim. You make my life wonderful . I Love You . Love. Chrla Jeffrey, My huabond, my beat friend. You ere my love, my life. my everything. Happy Volentlnoa doy. Lovo, Dione We would like to wi1h a very Hoppy Volentine'• Day to Mr. & Mra. Errol Conroy. John & Eliubeth Hoyoa ond my brother Howard and wife. You hove been of help end loved ua tinea mother palled away laet June. Love, Hartmana & fomily Chorlio, To the beat huabond o girl could evor oak for. I'll love you alweya. Lori Dod end Mom, We jult went to aey thonk you and wo love you . Patrick. My linie DevU. Come fly with me. Lori love. Lori & Lee Ann. I love your monkey. but I love you more. Dou,. o the moat wonderful, greoteat mon in the world. Thonka for the love you glvo me. · Love elweya. Aliaho Mike, l110, Shelly. Tlno, Love and appreciate yell DloneiMom) 10 Jonothon. To • apeciol Volentine that ia very apeciol in my life. Love. Miaay Mom end Dod. You are more precioua then word• can ever expre11. Carolyn & Ivan Steve, I mfaa you but it' 1 worth it. Love. Kelly Mom Powell, We love you. lvon & Carolyn Vlck. I love you. Joy We love you. Mom ond Dod . Vick & Joy Lee. Bob. I love you. Nency Dear Jeff. You ere the "Sunahlne" of my life. I love you II MomC HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY. I Love You Mory ond Noncy. Herb Mommy ond Doddy, Hoppy Volontinoa Doy. I love you. Borb & Lynneno, Thonka for overything . Frlonda. Connie Door Mom & Dod. Hoppy volontinea doy. We love you. M .. J .. K .. T., & Joke HAPPY VALENTINE'S DAY Aunt Freda. I love You. Nancy Hoppy Volontinoa Doy Robby, Adom. Michool ond Tara. Aunt Bott To • very apeciol Some one in my lifo that I will love end careful now, alweya, • forever. Love ye buchea. Dee Door Jofflo, You oro atill my Volen tine efter ell theN yeara. Lovo yo. "Lukoy" Brenda. You're alwaya on my, mind an alwayaln my heert. Love Alway1, Eddie Mommy end Daddy. Happy Valontlneo Doy . I love you. Tyaon Lee Mom& Dod. I love you more then you'll ever know. Love. Connie Ann, Thonka for being you. Frionda. Connie Dad ond Mom B .• Thank• for your hard work on the houae. I Love You. Uttle Lulu lvaunna 8t Craig. Thank you for being aupportive. We love you. Mom & Dod Marine base surrounded Tyaon Lot and Tyler St-ort. Hoppy Valontinea Doy. I love you both. Grendma To Terry P. Lori. You are 10 thoughtful and we love you. Mom & Dod To my Gronddoughtor Milly. • You are my ray of aunlhino. You ore my apeciol volontlne. I love you. Mommo Hoyo Dorin. We're IWo ahipo thot po10 In the night. Glod we hooked onchora. Be my velentine. Love Kim Grondmo, No one elaeiaoa -eat 11 you. Thota why we love you llko we do. Hoppy Volentine• doy. Tyaon L.. & Tyler St-ort. Ronnie • Ronnie Lee. Two aweethoorta. I love you both bunchee. Happy Volentlnoa Doy. Sullo Grondmo and Grondpo Birton, We wont to Hy we love you today end oil year through. Hoppy Volentlnea dey. Tyaon & Tytor. To Pauline. ROMI Ire Red, Vloleta ore Bluo. Somotinoo I mill you while being Mayor. But when we're together we make 1 keen peir. Fred Keith. Hope we're together forever . l'llalweya love you . Love. Jenny To Mindy, Happy Volantino'a Day Cupcake, Wlah I wae there. Terry Stophonlo. Alway• and ever eweet. From your head to your feet. Won't you ploaH be mint. ond bo my Volentine. Boom -Boom To my email and dainty vanilla wafer who '• fantas tic. I love you now and forever . Seven Crary AI, We love you forever . Witt you be our Valentine? Squirt, I love you fuore than ever end forever . Buddy To Tommy ond Shirley Simmon a. My Loving Parente. You're the greatett. All My Love. Kathy. Alto. Candy bars and choco latea of all kinde, are made for you my Valentine. J .W. Joahua • Jeremy, Two aweet boya thot we love very much. Mommy & Doddy To Jennie My Valentine forever . love you. Roy To Marcello. A peraon with a warm Hoort ond Loving woya. Hoppy Volentine' • Doy. love Don L.L. Drive, drive, drive your new car. Gently down tho road . Try not to got o big acrotch on it, Or park it where it'll get towed. Uh .. alao I love you a big load . T To Don, A guy that I will never atop Loving. Happy Volentine'• Doy. Love Marcella Sunny. Our Love ia DHpar than any Ocean. Cave Dwollor. BEffiiJf, Lebanon IAPI - Anll-govemment forces suiTOWlded the U.S. Marine base al Beirut airport tcxlay after Druse Insurgents linkro up with Shiite Moslem militiamen and took control or the highway Into the city. A Druse advance overnight seized the last area, south of the airport, in which the batlered Lebanese army acted as a ruffer between the Martnes and mllltla forces. Shiite mllltla controlled the areas north, east and west of the airport base. A Marine spokesman said the U.S. forces did not come under !Ire in the offensive. The advance by lhe Syrtan-supported Druse "has raised some concern. obviously." said Army Col. Ed McDonald, chief spokesman for the U.S. conllngenl In the multinational peacekeeping force in Beirut. Ht> said the Marines were ordered to don fiak jackets and CaJTY weapons rut col!]d leave I he runkers. Marines can leave their baae by helicopter to U.S. ships offshore. With his p.S.-Irained army falling apart, President Amin Gemayel today was reported ready to give In to opposition demands thai he scrap Lebanon's troop wllhdrawal pact wllh Israel. Bul Druse leader Walld Jumblatl said today he would demand Gemayel's removal from power evt>n If the withdrawal accord were abrogated. "Amin Gemayel has to slep down. There wUI never be any talks, any dialogue, any l'l'COnclllatlon wilh Ihe Phalanglsts or Amin Gemayel while he Is in power, " Jumblatl said loday at a news conference in Damascus. Syr1a. Israel, which invaded the nation in 1911'2, has warned that II would keep Us army in southern Lebanon If the accord Is scrapped. Although It signed the pact lasl May with Lebanon. Israel refused to remove Us troops from Lebanon until the Syrtans pulled oul their fOI'C{-5. Syrta has refused to do so and the U.S.-mediated agreement that was designed to gel foreign troops out of Lebanon has not gone into effect The Druse militias captured a stra teglc mlle-long corridor 10 the sea after defeating govenunent troops on Tuesday. lt was the second defeal in eight days for the Lebanese army, which was pushed out of Moslem west Belnlt last week. .~.S."MlrrineS COilld depart on amphibious landi'ng craft frml the il!!ach,near the airport. They would have to cross the coastal highway to get to the beach and'Arnal, the largest Shlitemlllila, has checkpoints along that stretch or highway. Coal production up at Meigs mines Mike& Kim, Hoppy Volentine'• Day . You Will IIWIYI be my babiee. lloveyouverymuch . Love, Mom AEP-affUialed mines produced 13,262,275 clean tons or coal in 1983 according to an article published in the Ohio Power Company's monthly employee publication. According to the article, Central Ohio Coal Company led AEP mining division In terms of Iota! production with 3,512,135 clean Ions for the year. The total represented the company's best production year since 1973, when Central Ohio mined 3,667,844 clean tons. Despite the fact that Its three mines were Idled for four months because of the severe recession. Southern Ohio Coal Company's Meigs Division produced 3,027,627 RU11 and Juanita, Hoppy Volentine• dey to our favorite "Rook Player1". · Love. Luke & Kathy Volentine Greetinga, To the 3 B'a.l Love You. Bruce. Brent. ond Becky- Mommle ond Doddy too. Your one ond only, Great Groot Aunt Voro . --~-----lc- BIII. Your the Belli I Love you 10 muchl Love Alwoya. Kim. Clutch. I Love You. Babel Robyn. I Love you Punkin'l Hoppy Valentine' a Doy. Poul. · Hoppy Valentine'• Doy, with oil my love. Jane To my Huaband Steve Colvert. I love you ao much, Hoppy Valontine'a Doy. Love Judy clean tons. Meigs' monthyly production rate of approximately 375,(XX) clean tons figures out to an annualized rate of 4.5-mllllon tons. The Meigs No. 2 mine p)'oduced almost half the Meigs Division's total, extracting 1,502,701 clean tons. The Raccoon No. 3 mine produced 768.139 clean Ions, while Meigs Mine No. 1 produced 756,787 clean tons. Longwall mining represented slightly more than one-half of the AEP Syslem's total coal production in 1983, accounting for 2,689,021 clean tons. .I r ll OPENING AND AWARDING OF bids highlighted the business of the Meigs County Commissioners Tuesday. Reviewing the bilk were, 1-r, Bid opening highlights session Opening and awarding bids highlighted Tuesday's Meigs Coun~ C''"""""*-"'' bwllneu sessllin. =;;;;.~.- .•, .• One bid for robbecy and burglar coverage was received. Submitting the bid was Brogan-Warner Insurance Co., Pomeroy. The bid, which was accepted. offered $lXl,!XXlcoverage with a$500 deductible. The annual premium of $8,25315 to be paid from State Public Assistance Funds. A bid was also submitted by Citizens Development Company of Middleport for office space for the Welfare Department. The bid was for space already occupied by the department. The bid read : one year or two year I lease at a cosl of$1.00J per month which incudes interior and exterior Theboardalso<)~pteda$650per received by the Uquor Control Board filed by Craig Howard dba month bid for two years from ·p r;HifiiMI · ~~ ,l(iiu!e!IQI" , . Malililli .G a*lll b: t11e \'tiellare , ~ ~ CottJtU Road, C&aty ~11. Sc;!I*)~­ $1,!&la!h0ntbu"''""u'l5~and' 1111Mi·1ilhiett•lvt i . ll!O! ·~ exlerior maintenance. slamp office. Commissioners hav- The C-1 permit Is for beer only. Anyone having objections to the At the present time, commission- ingtherlght to cancel the lease with penni! being issued are to file with ers are paying $850 a month withoul a 00 day notice. the commlssJoners by March 12. mainlenance. Meeting with commissioners was Permission was granted to Bob Dave Koblentz refering lo the Bob Byer, administrator of the Byerfor EMS persormel toattennda five-year lease noled that If down the Meigs County Emergency Medical road, commissioners wanted Servlcewholnfonnedtheboardthat quartely meeting or the Ohio wanted to bulld a building they tht> EMS board of trustees had Association of Emergency Medical would be tied up. recommended thai the low bid of Service In Newark on Feb. 18-19. Reappointed to the Buckeye Hills Richard Jones felt this would nol Horton Company totaling $40.534 for Resource Conservation Develophappen and suggested they consider an ambulance be accepted. Accordment Project Executive Council ing 10 Byer the bid was$4,00Jiower theflveyear lease. were Manning RDush, commisA motion was made by Jones to than other bids submitted. sioner. Roy Miller. altemale to accept the five yt>ar lease wilh Commlssoners approved the recRoush and Thereon Johnson county maintenance If approved by the omendation made by Byer. State. The mot ion was passed. ·An appllca tlon for C-1 permit was member at large. Business college reps address chamber By KATIE CROW Sentinel staff Representatives of two area business schools- Dave Slephan of Marietta College Business Resource Center and Cacyl Kiser of Gallipolis Business College- spoke to members of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce Tuesday at a noon luncheon in Veterans Memortal Hospital. Stephan reported the Business Resource Center at Marietta College was created 10 years ago to meet area business needs for eduacatlon and technical assistance. The Center operates to facilitate and enhance the expansion of area rusiness, large and small, the creation of new businesses and the management of businesses already in existence. Clients have included major manufacturing firms, chemical companies, banking Institutions and a variety of small businesses. Stephan said one of the areas tht> school wants to pursue is the seminar program. Such a program has been slarted with the chamber of commerce at McConnelsville. The center Is also making an introduction lo the computer and would like to present the same program through the Pomeroy Chamber. Service offered are Individual counseling sessionS, market surveys and studies, seminars. managementaudltsanddalasource. Cacyl Kiser of Gallipolis Business College said that college has been located In Gallipolis for the past W years. At the present time GBC offers associate degrees in microcomputer administralion, execulive secretarial. business admlnlsIra lion and accounting. Students may receive one or two year degrees. Kiser said Barb Kempler will head the school's Meigs office which will be opened soon. Anyone having office space available should notify lhecollege. Stephan and Kiser dlstrtbuted brochures on their respective. schools. YMCA meeting Pat O'Btien reported on a meeting he had with the district supervisoroftheYMCA. Hesaidthe information he received was nol vecy positive. to devt>lop a y would lake approximately three years. He also noted ht> was advised against placing a onemllllevyon the baUol in May. It has been suggested that efforts be made to obtain federal grants before any levy Is placed on the November ballot. O'Brien said questlonalres wiD be distrtruted regartllngtherecreation center. He added, "We are not giving up. It Is just going to take more time than we thought." Chamber members Tuesday agreed to support the recreation center. Ron Ash, president reported on 1ht> two meetings of the board of dlreetors, one held Januacy 10, and the other Februacy 7 at Crow's Steak House. Ash said a video tape of Meigs County for presentation to the Legislative Conference. Ash also reported that a spring banqut>t was discussed. He said he t Continued on pagt> 161 Retirement benefits raised Uoyd, Hoppy Volentine' 1 Dey Swootheot. You're the beat huabond In tho world. Velentine'a forever, Donne COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Benefit checks for members of three state retirement systems soon wUI be a little larger. Legislators have given final approval to a bUI granting 5 perCent lilcreases, effective Feb. 1, 1984, to State Empleyees Retirement SystemandStaleTeachersR.ettrement System members who were retired as or Feb. 1, 1983. Members of the PubUc Employees Relllement System who · retired prior to Feb. 1,1984, also are . eligible for the cost-of-living boost. · Sen. Oliver Ocasek, D-Northfield, who carried the bUI in the upper chamber, said the retirement systems h8d ask for the dlfterent effective dates. "If you go home and one or your retirees says, 'How conie they got It onedateandwegotltanotherdale'! ' I want to defend the members or the I Manning Roush, David Koblentz, and Rldlard Jones, comm1ss1oaers and Mary Hobstetter, clerk. Koblentz and Jones have indicated that they wiD seek reelection. . ( I Legislature," Ocasek said. "It was the syslems themselves that said baslca.lly this Is whal they could afford." Final action on the bill camt> Tuesday when the House approved 8&6 a compromise version drafted by a conference committee. The Senate followed suit later with a 31-0 vole. House Finance Chairman WllUam Hlnlg, D-New Philadelphia, said there would be no additional cost to governments. "The only cost would bethecostof the benefits which the systems would be paying. In each case the systems have agreed they can cover that cost without increasing either the portion that the employee or the t>mployer pays," Hlnig said. Funds would be generated by investment earnings. Rep. John Galbraith, R-Maumee, opposed the boost for the teachers' system. He said Its members received an 8 percent increase lasl year. "I don't think a 13 percenl increase in pension benefits for the state leachers Is warranted," Galbraith said. The measure, which now goes to Gov. Richard Celesle, also gives certain members of PERS who recently were required to pay Social Securtty taxes the option of continuIng their membership in the state system. Changes in federal law extended rnandatocy coverage under Social Security to employees of prtvale, non-profit organizations. Some of them were already members of PERS. Ocasek said the bill gives several thousand workers in hospitals, zoos and libraries the option within the next 90 days of whether to remain in PERS. DAVE STEPHAN of Marietta College BuUiess Re8oune Center was one of the speakers at tbe Tuesday luncheon meeting of tbe Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce held at Veteraus MemOrial Hospital. � 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 02. February 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 February 14, 1984 daniels dean franklin roberts