https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7ed8374cbbb3009b84e5fe8c11e2a8cc.pdf c139c1ac240fb83d1409e19ca7a58001 PDF Text Text Pomeroy-Midclaport• Ohio Pega 12-The Deily Santinel • .--LocaJ news briefs-. Thunderstorms batter Southern PlaiDS One mishap probed by patrol By United Preas International heading . northeast, forecaster ·Strong thunderstorms that Dan McCarthy said. spawned a tornado which killed At least' two tornadoes were an Oklahoma .woman fiung hall reported Monday night. One the size of golf balls and heavy slammed Into a southwest Okla· rain In the southern Plains today, homa City trailer park, kUling while snow fell In the Colorado U!Uan Robinson, 69, and Injuring Roc kies and Ice formed on upper her husband Sam, 69, officials Michigan roads. said. Showers and thunderstorms A twister touched down scattered along a cold front from northwest of Little Rock, Ark., the upper Great Lakes 111to the early In the evening, but there soutl!ern Plains, with the strong· wer~ no reports Of Injuries or est storms In Oklahoma, the damage. National Weather Service said. McCarthy said a severe thun· Heavy Oklahoma rains were . derstorm watch was In effed for north central Texas, southeast . . The Glillii!·Melgs Post of the State Highway Patrol Investigated only one accident Monday In Meigs County. Troopers said a deer was hit, but not killed, by !I car driven by Thomas D,. Metcalf, 47, of VInton Rt. 1, The accident occurred on SR. 325, near Danville, In Salem Twp. There was moderate damage to the car. The animal left the ,scene under Its own power. EMS has seven oolls Monday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports seven C!IIIS Monday; Syracuse at 9: 21 a.m. to Route 1.24 for Kathy Sayre to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroyat 10:47 a.m. to Wolf Pen Road for Robert Russell to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 1: 29 p.m. to Mechanic St. for Charles Gilmore to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 2:27p.m. to East Main St. for Kenneth Large to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 4: 13 p:m. to UbertY Lane for Nancy Griffith to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 6: 15 p.m. to Third St. for Brenda Manuel to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 7: 24 p.m. to Portland for Allee Adams to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Middleport... Hospital news Veterans Memorial Monday Admissions - Robert Russell, Pomeroy. Monday Discharges - Burton DeWees, Louis Taylor. Announcements Continued from page 1 village has had no claims; · Statterfleld, Dewey Horton, Wll· vehicle Insurance substantially . !lam Walters, Bob Gilmore and Increased; audit costs Increased James Clatworthy. from $2,000 three years ago to ~ separate office would be set $8,000 last year; employees up for an Income tax admlnlstrahealth Insurance doubled during tor who would ensure adequate the past four years now costing privacy ,for this setup with a the village $41,000 annually. person to be hired by council to While costs have continued 'to set up and administer the pro· rise, the village no longer re- posed tax. During last night's meeting, celves '$15,000 a year In federal revenue sharing funds. Mayor Hoffman reported excel· The flliance committee and the lent response to letters sent to mayor Indicated they feel that local businesses soliciting funds village real estate tax Is high for new town Christmas decoraenough and that the Income tax Is lions. Pledges and money sent the only fair means of Increasing now total $2,620. Mayor Hoffman revenue. It was pointed out that Indicated that contributions from almost aU ·s urrounding commun- residents are .welcome and those !ties, Pomeroy, Athens, Galllpo· wlshingtohelpwlththecommun· Us, Rio Grande· and others ' ttY project may mall their already have this tax and that 35 contributions to the mayor's percent of Middleport's work office or drop them by making Ioree employed In these com- suretolndlcatethepurposeofthe munltles are already paying this donations. The order for the new tax In support of these other decorations must be placed by communities. Officials at last April 1 In order to secure a 40 night's meeting report that res I· percent discount. dents will have an option where Mayor Hoffman reported that they ·pay the community Income Bob Pooler has secured a P.O.W. · tax. That Is, If they currently are flag for the town and the mayor paying ) n Gallipolis, they could will secure Information on Its pay In Middleport Instead. No prpper display through the person would pay the tax In two Feeney-Bennett Post 128, Amerl· communities, however, the can Legion. . mayor said. · Council authorized securing a A one percent Income tax loan of $65,000 which will be would mean that residents would needed If a grant application Is pay $1 for each $100 they earn. approved for the town to pur· The tax would only be paid by chase a lot at the corner of Mill Income producing Individuals St. and North Second Ave. It the and would not affect the many grant Is approved then the loan elderly and retired Individuals of can be repaid. The money wlll not the town. be borrowed If the grant Is not Mayor Hoffman reported that approved. Word will be received a recent telephone survey shows by Friday. that 44 percent of Middleport Council also entered Into an residents are either retired or agreement with the Ohio Water are on . dlsab!llty and these Development District for possl· residents would In no way be ble financial help In the manda· affected by the Income tax. tory sewage disposal system The tax would be one percent of Improvements. all wages and salaries and one Council acknowledged prob· percent on the .net profits of !ems with skate boards, bicycles businesses. Interest and Invest· and school buses which are being ment Incomes would not be taxed parked on the streets. It was or reported and there would be no reported that Councilmen Horton tax on any pensions ot other a nd Clatworthy wlll visit a West forms of assistance, Mayor Hot· Virginia communitY today to !man said . Elderly and retired secure information of how the people would not be affected community has establiShed .Its unless they operate a business television cable system. Plans for profi t and then only on the net · were made for securing a "clubprofit of the business. house" for the new miniature It was estimated that the new golf course at Hartinger Park tax would bring In approxl· with Councilman Gilmore report· m ately $80,000 a year and the lng that the course should be open suggested breakdown on the by April 30. Improvement of percentage of the total amount village parking lots was alSo for the various village depart· discussed. Also present for the me nts would be: streets, 25 meeting was Clerk-Treasurer percent; cemetery •. 10 percent; Jon Buck. recreation, 10 percent; fire department, 15 percent, and gen· • eral fund ,' 40 percent. The dlv· Continued from page 1 lslon of the breakdown .could be stl!dy space, more stack space changed at any time · with the and more room for specialized study," he said: a pproval of vlllage council. Mayor Hoffman commented College officials said the Initial that the Income tax would not timetable for the addition calls provide excessive revenue but for a library consultant to view would permit thd village to the current facility as early as maintain services at the needed August. Officials anticipate It level and provide funds for some will take 15 months for construeneeded Improvements and lion documents to be drawn up, equipment. allowing bidding to take place by Council discussed the need for December 1989. Actual construe· additional Income and no objec- tlon could begin the following lions were raised against the spring. • ued proposed tax which Mayor Hot· Li !man and the finance committee cense 188 Is recommending lor enactment A marriage license has been at the next regular council Issued In Meigs County Probate would become Court to Roger William Hysell, meeting. It effective July 1. Council 47, Mason, W.Va., and Barbara members present were Jack Faye Vance, 32, Mason, W.Va. I '' I. Good Friday services A Joint CommunitY Good Frl· day Worship Service, sponsored by · the Middleport Ministerial Association, will be held starting at 7:30p.m. at the· Heath United Methodist Church, at the corner of Main St. and South Third Ave. In Middleport. Rev. James A. Seddon, newly-Installed pastor of the Middleport First Baptist Church, will be preaching. There will be choral music and special musical numbers. The public Is Invited to attend. Request... Continued from page 1 suspension for the first offense, and that parents must be notified and expulsion shall take place only upon .a third violation. They also allege that state· ments given In the principal's office, regarding the possession allega lions·,. ·.were the result of coercion by school officialS. The plaintiffs are requesting that the expulsion orders be stayed; and a temporary restraining order granted until a final hearing on the expulsions. Stocks Snow fell over the so11thern Oklahoma and northwest Arkan· Colorado Rockies. The Salida sas early today. area received !Ieavy snow late Hai12 ~ Inches In diameter hit Monday afternoon and numerous the · Oklahoma communities of traffic accidents were reported Duncan and Comanche as well as on Icy roads. ·· Cotlon County. Hall the size of Snow advisories were posted aolf ballS was reported today In · for the southern foothUis as well Ada. as farther east over the upper Winds up to 60 mpb battered Arkan.sas Valley. Velma, near Duncan, the On Monday, numerous funnel wea !her service said. clouds were reported In the · In a 24·hour period ending southern Oklahoma CitY metro· early today, nearly 3 Inches of rain doused Oklahoma CitY. Four · politan area. Strong winds piled > up abQut 19 seml-traUers at a lot to 51nches was estlmaled around In the citY Duncan and Stephens County, with amounts ''pOssibly reaching 7 Inches," McCarthy said . Creeks a11d small rivers were Contlniaed from page 1 , brimming to the tops of their number of other Mexlca111, wit· banks, reports said. Showers and thunderstorms nesses and released detainees were scattered In eastern Arkan· Air Force servtC!!I!lan sas, southern and eastern Kan· eating at the bote! restaurant sas and western and central alSo was detained, according tp · Missouri. Afiashfioodwatcbwas Cable News Network. Issued for southwest Missouri. Tw.o U.S. televlslqn journaltsts In a six-hour period, nearly 2 -one for ABC and cine for CBSInches of rain was recorded at were treated In them!Utarywlng ,Joplin, Mo., and l % Inches at · of Santo Tomas Hospital for Tulsa, Okla. · undisclosed Injuries sllf!ered Showers ·and a few thundertheir arrest. during storms hit parts of Dllnols and A U.S. embaay spokesman eastern Wisconsin. Rain was said all other U.S. journauati · reported across parts of Michl· staying at the hotel at the time of gao's Lower Peninsula to New the raid had been accounted for: York state. Hotel manager Horst Sieber Freezing drizzle stung said telephones were .cut off 10 Houghton CountY and Sault Ste. minutes before the operation Marie In upper Michigan early said a DENI agent began. He today . . pointed a gun at him when he "Ice was forming on power Identified himself as the hotel lines and roads across parts of rri!lnager. He said the !!gent then the Upper Peninsula,'' McCarthy ordered him to go upstairs. · said. 'Big Klu' dies\ at 63I Area deaths Betty Hayes BettY Hayes, 60, of Route 4, Metropolis, lll. , formerly of Meigs County, died Sunday at Western Baptist Hospital In Paducah, Ky., after a lengthy Illness. Mrs. Hayes was born Feb. 1, 1928 In Racine, a daughter of Clifford a'nd Elsie Reeler Decker.. She was a secretary and a member of the Baptist Church and Pomeroy Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Star. Survivors Include her husband, William R. Hayes, of Metropolis; two daughters, Mrs. Debbie Wolfe of Racine and Brenda ·, Daily Number 084 Pick 4 . 4615 • .u. s.... Am Electric Power ........... , .. 27 .AT&T ................... .... ... , ....... 27 .\Shland 011 .............. :.... , .... 63* Bob Evans .............. ........ " .. l7% Charming Shoppes .. ............ 13% CitY Holding Co ................. .. 31 Federal Mogul... ....... .. , .......39* Goodyear T &R .... .. .............. 63 Heck's Inc ...... ..................... 1 Key Centurion ................. ...40* Lands' End ........... .............. 20~ Limited Inc .............. .... .. ....19% Multimedia Inc ... .. ........ ...... 63* Rax Restaurants ... .. ............ . 4% Robbins & Myers ........... ...... 10 Shoney's Inc. , ..................... 24% Wendy's Inti ..................... ... 6% Worthington Ind. ;...... .......... 20* * ------Weather----......20 to 30 mph today, becoming South Central Oblo Variable cloudiness and windy westerly at 15 to 25 mph tonight. Extended Forecut today, wl th highs between 75 and ThunMiay tbroup Sa&ui'clay 80. Mostly cloudy tonight, with a Fair Thurs~y. with a chance chance of showers and thunder- . of showers Friday and Saturday. storms and a low In the mid 50s. Highs will be In the !Ills Thursday Showers likely Wednesday, with and ranging from the upper 50s to highs between 65 and 70. ·the middle 60s Friday and The probability of preclplta· lion Is 20 percent today, 50 Saturday. Overnight lows will be In the 30s Thursday and Friday percent tonight and 60 percent mornings and In the 40s early Wednesday. Saturday. Winds will be from tqe south at Cloudy tonl1bl. Low !~&­ tween 40 aad 45. lnereulnl cloudiness TbunMiay. Cbaace of afternoon showers. m,... tn mid 6011. • at y . sa~u.s. ·Dally etoek prices (~ ollO:ae a.m.) , Bryce and Mark Smith ol Blunt Ellla A Loewt enttne · Z Sectlono. 111 Pog.. 26 Cents A Muhimedlo Inc. Newopeper March 30, 1988 Dukakis rebounds in Connecticut prima•ies OPTOMnRY SERVICES ON PREMISES Americare-Pomeroy Nursing and Rehabilitation Center ' HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) Democrat Michael Dukakls put hts presidential drive back In forward gear with a strong victory over Jesse Jackson In Connecticut primaries that saw Republican George Bush run away with a race all but over. Dukakls rode his advantage as the familiar three-term governor of neighboring Ma~sachusetts to head toward the April 5 Wlscon· sin primaries with a win after setbacks In IllinoiS and Michigan that stalled his front-runner bandwagon . , Jackson could not capitalize Qn hiS weekend upset In Michigan, and Tennessee Sen. Albert Gore Jr. was again denied his first Jesse Jackson ID tbe Conneetlcut primaries CAPTUREs CONNEcriCUT WIN - DemoNorthern victory, finishing a Tuesday. Ills wife, Kitty, loob on at rllhl. (UPI) era* Michael DvkaJd• poateclaatna1 victory over poor third Tuesday In a state where he Invested time and money. llllnols Sen. Paul Simon, who made no effort In Connect!· ' . . cut, trailed the Democratic field. Bush, .who grew up In Connect!· cut and whose father served the state In the Senate, won hlg In a Republican race he called "Icing TOLEDO, Ohio ( UPI) - A larly In central nelghbQrhoods to and public policy at the on the cake" after the wlthdra· chaage ol attitude In the neigh· · begin a massive campaign of UniversitY of Toledo, said wal Tuesday of chief rival Robert borhooda and "guerrl~" war· turning In known drug · traf- attitudes must change In the Dole. The decision by the Senate . GOP leader frotn Kansas virtufareareneeded toellmlnatedrug . tickers to the authorities," said neighborhoods. dealers and to wipe out ToledO's ' Ford, who operates a substance • "There has been a tradition of non-cooperation and non· drug lords, a city councilman abuse center. , . uld. ' '1 am convtnctd that a disclosure to authorities, tnclud· +.IMil.IINd ~~~~ IIIMn:lty. rwl• . :prllla·type war muat be lql,tlte JI9JIC(l, \II the pasti'.Ford .d l!nta· ahould n0t tolerate drug waged, block by block, netanoor: said. ''BuTihls must stop and we traffickers and \"mini· hood by neighborhood, against must act with great vigilance !lgalns~ the ever Increasing ayqdlcates" that operate In their the drug lords," Ford said. violence· prodUcing drug trade." neighbQrhoods because of the Ford, who Is a drug counselor danager It poses to their and teaches a course In drugs chUctren. ·, ' • By MICHAEL BABAD , Toledo bas six to 10 major drug United Pr~a International pushers, J!&Ch with a netWilrk of Hostile suitor Campeau Corp. 10 to 60 workers that use Cllllldren Tuesday rejected a final bidding to act as couriers, Ford said at a · process set down by takeover news conference Tuesday. target Federated Department "It Is an lmme!lse temptation Stores Inc. to settle the costly for a poor kid to ~lve $60 or $80 bidding war between Campeau • cash for running a few errandspr and R.H. Macy & Co. . · about tw'o dozen IJ'IOre to come. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) making sales to their friends," be Gov. Richard Celeste bas signed But at a hearing late Tue~day Also Inked by the governor said. 42 billS .-Into law, Including three were bills revising the state's In U.S: District Court In Ne.w Ford said some youngsters are York, Cincinnati-headquartered major capital construction mea- horse racing and liquor laws, becom1ng a family's "prime sures and a supplemental budget permltlng Franklin County com· Federated agreed to accept breadwinner" because of drug containing $2 million for the Ohio missioners to Impose a 4 percent Campeau's bid for consideration sales. · Natlonal Guard scholarship hotel-motel tax lor a convention · whether or not the Canadian The call for more treatment program. center, and strengthening the developer met Its conditions . centers and more pollee officers Separately, the Securities and · open meetings law for the news The governor signed the huge has been Ineffective, Ford said, stack of bills In his office Tuesday media and the public. Exchange Commission advised · and he Ufied residents to cle~n ~fore leavllig for .Ohio trade The new $618 mUIIon capital the same court that Campeau, of ·up their neighborhoods by blow· mtsslons In Africa and China. Improvements appropriation for Toronto, had not obtained firm lng the whistle on the pushers. The bills had been sent to him 10 1989·90 contains $417 million financing for Its offer and should "I am calling on citizens days ago by the Ohio General worth of construction projects on extend Its bid for five business .throughout Toledo, but partlcu- Assembly. Aides said there are · college and university cam· days after commitments are puses, $48.3 million for mental met. Campeau's move threw Into health and retardation facllltles, $56.7 million for parks and disarray the complex procedure designed to end the almost ~reatlonal facilities and $45 million for correctional 10-week fight for Federated, the· fifth-largest .U.S. retailer and facllltles. • A companion . bill has an $83 parent of Bloomingdale's, Abra· million long-range construction ham & Straus and other store Reclamation projects for abandoned strip inlned land In ·program for replacing outdated chains. Meigs County will receive $110,414 for design and planning Campeau said In a statement ·facilities for wayward youth run costa, State Rep. Jolynn Boster and Sen. Jan Michael Long the bidding process .was "unlawby the Ohio Department of Youth announced. Services. That co111truction pro· ful and deslped to ensure that Funding has been approved by the State Controlling Board. gram will take 10 years to stockholders not be glv~n the The Jesse Creek Reclamation Project In Rutland Township opportunity to evaluate the com· accompllah. has been awarded $44;507 to complete the final design plans tor Showpiece of the main capital petlng bids." the reclamation of three sites totalilli 90 acres of abandoned The multibillion-dollar bids Continued on page 6 strip mined lands. The Paaevtlle m Reclamation Project In Scipio Township ':viii receive $43,752 for Inspection services of. three sites totaling 95 acres. The Rutland n Reclamation Project, also In Rutland Township, . will receive $22,155 for 1\lpplemental design work to finalize the reclamation plans for 226 acres. 'Guenilla' warfare needed .to fight drugs, official says (614) 992·6606 With all of the state's 739 any assured the nomination for precincts reporting, Dukakls had the vice president. For both Bush and Dukakls, 139,968 votes or 58 percent to Coqnectlcut completed sweeps of 68,193 votes or 28 percent for the New England nominating . Jackson and 18,542 or $ percent contests, but the Democrat read· for Gore. Simon gained only 1 lly admitted his fight was not percent of the vote. · On the Republican side, Bush over. had .72,867 votes or 70 percent to ''This Is 15 rounds and It's going to be a decision," Dukakls 20,975 votes or 20 percent for told supporters In Boston. Dole. About 3 percent went to "We're on the way .to the final ex-television evaqgellsl Pat Ro· bertson, who vowed Tuesday to round and the final bell." Taking a page from Jackson, stay In the race In a bid to gain he noted, "Where we have not enough delegate strength to have won, In many cases we flntshed a power at August's GOP convenstrong runner-up. That's the way tion In New Orleans.. All 35 Republican national you build a strong campaign; that's the way you win delegates , delegates and 52 of the 63 and that Is the way you win the Democratic delegates from Con· . nectlcut were selected Tuesday. nomination. " Jackson, who carried the The remaining 11 Democrats will state's three largest cities of be elected and partY officials· Bridgeport, Hartford and New .Based on the unofficial vote Haven and· managed almost a totals, United Press Interna· quarte!' of .the white vote accord· tiona! figured Dukakls to win 35 lng to exit polls, was undaunted delegates, Jackson to gain 17, Bush to collect 25 and Dole to by his second-place finish. ''We've won from Puerto Rico wind up with 10. With some · to Alaska, from Mississippi to Democrats voting fractionally, Michigan, and .we have shown that would give Dukakls a total of that our campaign message Is a 606.15 commltt&! and projected Winning message," the black delegates, edging Jackson's civil rights leader asserted. Continued on page 6 C&mpeau rejects fmal )lidding process sought by Federated . Celeste signs 42 bills; goes ort trade mission r;.-looal news To receive reclamation funds Contact one of our sales representatives (listed below) today to reserve your ad space. You'll want to advertise' in our guide for timely tips and information on gardening. AD DEADLINE IS FRIDAY APRIL ist. ' • Gallia woman killed . in mishap A Gallipolis woman became Gallla CountY's first traffic fal!lllty of 19881n a three vehicle accident at 8: SO a .m. Tuesday · on US 35,juat west of Rodney. The State Wgbway Patrol Identified the victim as Dawn C Layne, 20,. ol 203 Klneon Drive. Ga!Upolls. Layne w.aa trusported to Holzer Medical Center where she died In the emeraency room. Trooperasald the accident occurred when the Layne car went lett ot center, atriklna a !ractor-traller driven by Johnny C.Rice, 35, or Hurricane, W.Va. Debrla from the accldentatruc~ anotbel' veblcle driven by Barbara S. ·Chapmu, 23, of Rt. 2 Patriot. Neither Rice nor Cbapmaa _wu Injured. I Davis of Syracuse; three sons, David and Steve Hayes, both of Metropoll!l, and William Hayes of Syracuse; 11 grandchildren; and one aunt, Mrs. Beulah.Circle of Columbus. · She was pr41eeded In death by her parents;. a sister, Pauline; a brother, Paul; and a grandson, TeiTy Lee Wolfe Jr. Servlcea will be Thursday, 1 p.m., at Ewing Funeral Home, . with Rev. Charles Norris officiatIng. Burial wtn be In Letart Falls Cemetery. Frtends m!ly call at the tuneral home on Wednesday trom2tohnd7to9. ~astern Star . services will be t..,Jd at 7: 30 Wednesday evenlngc ' Page 3 $.2 4 mr,"ll"wn ... I Ohio Lottery SPECIAL SECTION APRIL 5, 1988 Pleasant Register 675-1333 Vicky or Steve Gallipolis Daily Tribune 446-2342 The Daily Sentinel 992-2156 Patrol probes Meigs accident Patrol IIIVI!IItlgated a minor accident at Melp County, at tl(e llltenectlon of SR. 7 Twp oceurrecJ Meigs receives grant for ·drug & ee schools · The Meigs Local ' School Dis· trlct has received a .lfant for a drui·free school Protram. The lfant money wiD ·be uled to promote theclevelopmentofan f!lementary and secondary school drug abuse education and p~oacurrl~um. In cooperation wlt!t tbe devel· opment of the K,hool drug abuse education and prevention currie· . \11\lm, a proaram of family drug abuse preven lion will be developed. · A pi'OifBm•ayltem of referral of · atudenta for drug abuae treatment znd rehabWtatlon will be developed. : Current drug abule preventljOII COUIII&IIDI. actlviU• wtJl: be expanded aacltmproved uUIIzlag drill tree scbooll JI'Ut moaey. 1be T-..Iaatltl!te lfOUP wUJ •IIIICOun.aed to become more 'acllvlbr ID\iolwd Ill pr=o". "'""'taft'' ,._. pniiUI'IIIIIOIII aiudliatll'OQI. .,.._r-"""' · L.......,....,._ _...,......,._ _ _ _ _ .were to .be studied by Federat- complete the tender and $1.8 ed's board at a meeting In New billion of that would come !rom York Wednesday. note sales. The SEC said CamJudge Leonard Sand took no peau obtained letters from three action on Campeau's challenge Investment tiankers stating a to the bidding process or the willingness to commit to buy developer's renewed attempt to notes but they did not constitute a Invalidate Federated's "polson commitment . pill" takeover defense. Federated demanded both sui· But Campeau's lawyer asked tors agree to a provision that .whether Federated would accept . would see the loser either end Its Its bid for consideration If It did tender or extend the bid 30 not meet the terms. After a short business days. Because an recess, Federated lawyer Stuart .amended offer must under securShapiro said In court the retailer Ities laws be extended 10 days, would take the offer. that would give the winning A Campeau spokeswoman said bidder a 20-day advantage. It wp.s a positive move. Federated said It would agree Earlier, Federated demanded to kill or modify the polson pill to sealed bids from Campeau and give the winning bid the New York-based Macy's and "prompt" attention of called on each to make Its best stockholders . offer and agree to give the Arbitrageurs, professional In· winning proposal a 20-day vestors who hold an estimated 40 heads tart. percent of Federated stock, Observers said Campeau's ref· speculated the bidding war could usal threw a ·wrench Into Feder- push the cost of a takeover to $75 ated's plans but stockholders a share, or about $6.7 billion, or .would have the float say. more. "Basically, the one with the Campeau has offered $82 a highest bid that Is most attrac· share for 70.5 million shares, tlve to the shareholders would with a back end merger proposal likely win In the absence of the " paying $37 a share for 17.7 million polson pill," said New York shares .. The blended deal was analyst Monroe Greenstein of valued at about $73 a share, or Bear, Stearns & Co. $6.54 billion, Including an est!· Campeau earlier had lost two mated $100 million In stock option legal attempts to kill the defense . costs. Campeau also proposed a plan, which would raise the cost friendly deal that would pay all of a takeover by allowing Feder- stockholders- $73 a share. ated stockholders to buy newly Issued shares at half price If a hostile suitor acquired 15 percent. Macy's, whose takeover bids originally were accepted by Federated, would not comment. Committee members of the Federated demanded bids be curriculum committee luclude received before lis board meetKaren Walker, elementary Ing and ufied Chairman Robert . teacher; Mlck ChUds, junior high Campeau and Macy's cblef Ed· teacher; Saundra 111Us, apectal ward Finkelstein to address the. education teacher; Dale Harrl· directors. son, vocational teacher; John Both the Campeau bid, valued Redovlao, bigb school teacher, at $6.54 billion, and the Macy's and Sharon Birch, achool nurse. offer, valued at up to$6.3 billion, Members of tbe advllory coun· were to expire April · •· But ell are Annie C)lapman, comcampeau announced late TuesmunitY member; Jeannie Taylor, teacber; Rich Jonea, countY day, In response to au SEC stateme11t, It wu extendinl the commlnloner; Dr. James With· erell; cart Hysell, juveoUe of· , bid to an lllllpi!Cifled date ud had .d elayed acceptance of com· fleer; Mo-,;rr Anthony Clan· . mltmenta lor $1.8 billion In I'DLL IN POR&- P namore; · Redovlan 111gb ~rldp llaanciJII. m••h• •Uitarr leader 0... school 0011111elor; Sharoa Blrcll, replaton told the Securltlea Maaaol Aa&oalo Norlera scbool aurae, and ·Wendy Halar,. court campeau mlllt, If' IJid nllll a ci*W Ill& • proJect coardlnator. wileD It obtallll flrm commit· delepa. Mteaflwl Colllral The iflllt wu written by menta lor llnanclq, aDow atock· "-lea aad CUibbeu 1\lelp Local Supt. Daa E. MorTis. holders at leut five lloleti!Ma 1101111r1c, w1111 Tbe eommlttlll Will be working days to ablorb the lnformatloll. wltll lVIII FlUe aDd Qlarlel A letter from SEC ........ Walller ol ·tile lllldlatial treat· 0011111e1 Du Goelzer 1114 Camefll1a nlla aa1 ment PJ'Oifam Ia Athena. peau would need .._1 billion to . . . . . .,. .=,No= . ••••ae lor .. .• lfp'•••· ~ .. eo. ., an • call!lleriiiiii1110\11L (111'1) • • �Pomeroy Wednesday, March 30, .1988 Comment Q~J2, -~~!~. gainw~L NI~,:"· Q!!*.,. ,.~ Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio Wednesday, M.-ch 30, 1988 dominance of the Big East and BiglO,calledlntoquestlonlnthls year's NCAA play, is being reaffirmed In the National Invl· tatlon Tournament. The two leagues, which put three teamaln last year's Final Four, sent a total of 11 represen· tatlves to this year 's NCAA field. All were eliminated, wtth VIUan· · ova being . the only one to reach · ·· Today in history_ _ _ ___.;,_ _ _ _ _ __ The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio · . DEVOTED T() THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA . ~~ ts:m~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Asalstaat Publisher/ Controller BOB HOEFLICH General Manager • e~· on the rise Cong. Clarence Miller One of the legacies of Preslden t raging, and the Soviets are now Reagan' s term in olfice wiii genuinely talking about verlfia· undoubtedly be the restoration of ble arms control agreements American strength In world that the Administration can affairs. Over the last seven years accept. This was evident with the he has rebuilt and fortified ·our signing of the INF treaty durl!)g aiding forces fighting commu· Soviet leader Gorbachev's visit nlsm. These efforts have met to Washington last year and with with derlslof! and critiCism from the additional long-range nuthe President's dettactors who clear arms reduction talks that have repea\edly accused him of currently are underway. In conclusion, contrary to the being a saber rattler who unne· nay saying of the President's cessarlly reverts to a display of critics, the President's policies force to solve the world's prob· us on a path toward have put Iems. However, the truth of the matter Is that the President's peace world-wide. This is be· policies on the whole have cause his policies are founded strengthened our world position upon a realistic vision of peace, a and led to a world peace offensive vision that takes into account the true nature of the world we live that promises large dividends in in. Because of these policies , the months and years ;~head. because of this Administration's What the President's critics courage to pursue them in the ., fall to reallze when they talk face of vocal opposition, peace Is • about peace Is that It takes two on the rise around the globe. sides to make a peace agreement work. If one side unilaterally disarms or weakens its' defense In the name of peace while the · other side does not, the door Is opened for domination rather than peace. Thus, although .they may look like peaceful gestures, -such unilateral actions may actually pave the way for future conflict . This is particularly true If one side has no real interes t in .achieving peace. Thus any vision of peace that is not based on this· reality is doomed to failure. The President understa nd s this a nd his foreign policies have been designed with this reality in mind. The fact of the matter is that most of our communist adversar· les seek to dominate those !!fOUnd them and. will use wha· tever means at their disposal to achiev(! that goaL They will ta lk peace only w~en it furthers their . goals or when they are painted into a corner and have no other way out of the predicaments they ' find themselves in. The recent / events in Central America con· firm this view. For ·weeks, the communist Sandinlsta rulers of Nicaragua talked about entering into peace negotiatlons with the Contras. However, at the same tlme that the Sandinistas talked about peace, their troops were invading the neighboring coun· try of Honduras to wipe out the Contra forces that remained. Clearly their aim was not to pursue peace but rather to crush the Contras and eliminate them . as a viable force for change. Such Is the general nature of our communist adversaries world· wldP f •• y,,, ' . 2 5MARCH to 30°/o OFF SALE 30 ....- APRIL 9 TED KLUSZEWSKI ~Big Klu' claimed . 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Sole Price 2oo you for tournaments like this ," said Calhoun, whose 19·14 squad posted upset victories over Syra· cuse and Georgetown this year. "During the Big East you play against great basketball teams every night and it brings you up a notch." Connecticut, though, too){ some time to come up to Barros ' level. The guard scored 22 Points and hit 5 of 7 three-pointers in the first hall to llelp the Eagles to a 41·33 halftime lead. He was limited to just 2 points in the second half. ''Wehadtogetrelntroducedto who Dana Barros was and we did," Cauioun said. " That was as as good a half as anybody's had on us. "We made some adjustments at halftime: box·and-1, triangle· and·2 With help on Barros and EASTER SPECIAL! The Daily Sentinel Your ChOiclf &; enslve ball led by Nick King at second and "Cheez" McElroy in centerfield. McElroy's running catch In the top of the fourth choked off two potential runs and erased the threat of a big inning for the visitors. t.eadoff batter Mike Bartrum opened the second with a single and moved to second on a steaL Terry Fields walked and Wes Young was safe at first when pitcher Shawn Ray attempled to cut down Bartrum at third and the throw was off target allowing the two lead runners to .score. FolloWing a freebie to King, Matt Baker slammed a single to left to drive In two more tallies. Kevin Oller then hit safely as did McElroy with the ball taking a hop over the Infielder Into left (Contloued on Page 8 EASTER CAND·y· HUIIAID'S GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE-882-5776 '' • w~n 1 1 COUPON I I COUPON I ~ 1 I · 1 II 0 I OFF II /4 .1 ·1 I 1 I . BULl( OR BAG 1 I ALL HALLMARK 1 1 11 1 I 1 11 I I Good at I 1 . Good at I Johnoon'a Varietv Store I 1 Johnoon·s Varietv Store I o.---'!!"'-"'!..4~~!. ... ___ ! L.----~"e!!'!!.~~B.!, ___ J · POmD IUS, MUMS, TuuPS, HYACINTHS, CALADIUMS. AZAtUS . COMPlEn UNE Of VEGUAIU & liDDING PLANTs SMRUIIIIY &FIUif 11fES OPEN DAllY 9·5-SUNDAY 1·5 CLOSED El510 ,, '"''~' Egg quality isn't something many of our customers spend a lot of time thinking about. That's _okay. Wt: do. That's ont: reason you'll find the U.S.D.A. sh1eld on ~:very carton of Kroger t:ggs you buy. It assurt:s you that Kroger eggs are grad~d undt:r U.S:D. A. Ft:dt:rall nspt:ction. Just ont: httk .t hmg we do to bring you the treshest, best quality eggs every time. We think you deserve it. I I I ·C ~ · left the same job at Boston College two years ago to take over the Buckeyes" "We' regolngtoplayaB!gEast teap1 and I think the Big East Is one of the top conferences In the · country, right up there with the Big 10," Williams said before the Connecticut-Boston College game was over. " Whether we play BC or UConn, it's still going to be a very tough game. '' Connecticut sqcceeded In .stop- . ping conference scoring .l eader Dana ~rros In the second 'half Tuesday. Tonight, they face anothergoodshootingguard,Jay Burson, who scored 16 of his 18 points In the second hall against Colorado State. "The key to Ohio State Is not to thlnkaboutthemunt!IIgethome and have a couple of beers, " Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun Now Open For Spring Season OPEN MON.·fll. 10·9 SAT. 10·9, SUN. 1.2·6 SALE STARtS WED., MAR. 30; ENDS lAT., APR. 2,19N Every Kroger Egg is USDA-Inspected ·--------------· being traded to He the also Pittsburgh Kluszewski was a big ma11 at . Pirates in 1958. played 6·foot·2 and 240 ' pounds, but he With the Chicago White Sox and ' grac~ful 11nd a good .first , the Los Angeles Angels before baseman. Because of his huge retiring In 1961. bleeps, he· often · cut off his Kluszewski, a .298 career hit· uniform sleeves at the shoi!lder, ter, had . his most , productive which became his trademark. .season ·In 1954. He belted 49 In 1.956 he suffered a back homers and drove In 141 ruos in Injury, but finished with 35 home that season to lead the National , runs and a .305 batting average. League In both categories . In 1957, · however, the Injury With the Reds, the left-handey relegated him to mainly pinch hit 251 homers, fourth·best In hitting. He finished with · 127 ,. Cincinnati history, and was an . at•bats, six bonier& 21 RBI.and a All-Star four straight seasons .268 batting average. • ( 19~·56) . The following December he was traded to Pittsburgh for first baseman Dee Fondy. In 1959 he was traded to the White Sox, and · Jordan top player In 1961 he was chosen by the expansion Angels but played only ' By United Pret111 lntern:!lonal year. . one NBA' scoring leader Michael Kluszewski, the son of ari Jof<lan of the Chicago Bulls, who Immigrant Polish laborer, once averaged 42 points wh,lle l~ading his team to a 3·0 re~ord last week• sal!! he never considered. any was named NBA Player of the career other than sports . "It was either play sports. or Week. He also "averaged !I resteal," Kluszewski said. "I've bounds, 3.7 assists and 2.3 steals never considered any other In victories over Philadelphia, career." Cleveland and Indiana. Then the USDA r . He led the Reds ID batting !II!Ven seasons (1949·50, 1952·56) and In RBI seven straight years (1950·56). He topped theNLwlth 192 hits In 1955whlle batting .314. He also holdS the Reds season record for most homers at home, hlttlng34atCrosleyFieldln1954. Khlszewskl, who operated three restaurants In Cincinnati after ending his playing career, jolnedtheRedsasacoachln1970 and remained In that position until 1978. He was a hitting lnstructo,r for Cincinnati from 1979 until he retired In 1988. wn First the Chicken· Given this nature of our oppo· nents, the pursuit of peace is best undertaken from a position of strength. Our adversaries must be made to understand that they cannot win and that we will not permit them to unduly ex tend their influence. Only then can we hope to achieve real peace. Again, the events in Honduras this month showed the Wisdom of this approach. The President rapidly responded to the Sandi· nista's invasion and the Hondo· ran government's subsequent call for American help. Though it might have been an unpopular decision politicaliy, he did what he had to do. By se nding American forces to Honduras, the President sent a clear signal that we wlll stand behind our allles and that the Sandlnlstas cannot have things their way without a cnauenge. It appears that the Sandinlstas got the message. Not only did they withdraw their troops from Hon· duras, but they also surprisingly agreed to a cease fire while peace talks are under way with the Contras. In short, the President's policy worked In Central America, and It Is working elsewhere as well.· . Soviet adventurism world-wide lid been curtailed and they are pnulnely talklilg about peace. Prospects for a Soviet withdra· wal from Afg~anlstan are encou· ROCK SPRINGS- Big Innings have figured heavily In both wins and losses for the Marauder nine to date an~ yesterday after· noon's contest was no exception as the Meigs crew plated eight runs In the secon.d and six In the fifth to wallop the VInton County VIkings In a make up game. It was the second TVC win for the local lads who will face Belpre at home this evening, weather permitting. Righthander Bryan Durst started on the mound for the· Meigs squad and held the VIkings scoreless for four frames as he allowed by three hits, one a double by the first batter he faced, tanned four and Issued only two walks. Behind him, his teammates played excellent def· •· band In top running form. We need the help of parents, teachers, and businesses to sup· port the band. The Junior High is also supported by the boosters. Won't you please come to our meeting and help us? It doesn't take a lot of time and you feel pride in what you have accomp· lished for the band. Let's make our band what It onee was, "The Best Band in the Area". Peggy A. Stevens Secretary Meigs Local Band Boosters 992·3158 "Put 174 . f ·o..r l.QOin r •• Seeks band support The · eleetlon of new officers will be the main topic of the April 4th Meeting scheduled for 7:00 p.m. in the Junior High Ban· · droom. All parents are invited to attend. Our Band Banquet Is scheduled for May 17th and we need to know who will be attending. Please make sure to sent the request sheet (sent home with your child) back to the band director for var.ification. If there are any questions, you can contact Peggy Stevens (992-3158) or Donna Tillis (992-6376) after 6:00p.m. · The · boosters are · financially responsible for purchasing (school owned) instruments and their repairs, band uniforms, bus transporation, music, band ban· quet awards, licenses and insU· ranee, etc. The only way we accomplish these needs are through; a · fair booth; Walk-A· Thon, Tag Day, and football ana basketball booth receipts . We sell many different products and donations are · always welcome and greatly appreciated. Anyone who cares about the band, knows . what a hard·sh!p it is to keep the n · s . . I Letters to the editor LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome, They should be less than 300 words long. All letters are subject to editing and must be signed with name, address and telephone number. No unstgned letters will be publiShed. Letters should be ln good taste, addressing issues. not personalitles. ' Tonight:s final of the NIT, however, pits Connecticut, the last-place team in the Big East, against Ohio State, a squad which went 9·9 for sixth place in the Big 10. . Connecticut Tuesday night defeated conference rival Boston Cpllege 73-67. Earlier, Ohio State, which won the NIT'Utle In 1986, edged Colorado 64·62. Gary . . .M .s dow On this date in historv: ln 1867, Secretary of State William Seward reached an agreement with Russia for the purchase of Alaska for $7.2 million In gold. Critics called it "Seward's Folly." A MEMBER of The United Press Inter national, Inland Dally Press Association a nd the American Newspaper PubUshers Association. : Peace is In 1923, the Cunard liner Laconia arrived in New York City , becoming the first passenger ship to circumnavigate the world, a cruise or 130 days. In 1975, the South Vietnamese city of Da Nang fell to North Vietnamese forces . In 1981, President Reagan was shot and wounded by John Hinckley Jr. White HOJ!se News Secretary James Brady, a Secret Service agent and a Washington policeman also were wounded In the incident outside a Washington hotel. Hinckley later was acquitted on an insanity plea. · · By ·United Press Iaternatlonal Today Is Wednesday, March 30, the 90th day of 1988 with 276 to lollow: · The moon is nearly full. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars and Saturn. The evening stars are Venus and Jupiter. Those born on this date are under the sign of .Arles. They Include Spanish painter Francisco Jose de Goy a In 1746, English author Anna Sewell ("Black Beauty") in 1820, English social reformer Charles Booth In 1840, Dutch painter VIncent van Gogh In 1853, Irish dramatist Sean O'Casey In 1880, former CIA director Richard Helms and singer Frankie Laine, both In 1913 (age 75). actor Warren Beatty in 1937 (age 51) , and rock guitarist Eric Clap ton in 1945 (age 43). The Daily Sentinei-Page-3 Midclaport, Ohio .' -' ·:· .... \ ' . ·' ... .'.: . -~ It's how the Columbia supply people think - figuring thebest ways to make sure you have all of the ecaootnical gas you need today, tmd that the flow will continue. Far into the future. COlumbia constantly takes advantage of market oppor· tun/ties to save you money. We augmeiJI oor reliablepipeline gas supply with spot purchases made on a /owesl·bid basis. We baiBnre guaranteed supply with short·tenn bargain hunting. Looking long range, we can . cooot on 1Ji1S reserves and potential new sources which wil18ke us weN inio the next CM~Ury. Sc, you 'i UIJ!Ierslafl(i why we're so positive sboot 1Ji1S supply ... and /cNping gas such asolid-w l'liut. ttctlf!Jinty Is IDdiJC Ask our supply people, Ifill tllfX 're ~Ifill Ill)' lorlllleldfs. \ �Pagt 4 The Deily Sentinel Wednnt1ty, March 30, ·1981 Porneroy-Midclaport. Ohio Wedntldey, M.ch 30. 1988 THURSDAY, · ARCH 31st, F IDAY, APRIL 1st, SAJU DAY, APRIL ·2nd. . • • '' • •' ' I ·' ' .-. The Daily Sentinel Pega 6 Pomeroy-Midclaport, Ohio I:loh · i'-'· .:rlP FOR ·EASTER ."' ' ' ELBERFELDS I .. • . . PHOTO SPECIAL EASTER SAVINGS ' ..: • - THUISDAY·FIIDAY ·SATUIDAY . I . 20°/o OFF STOREWIDE .... • ' Sea These. Partleipating .Merehan.ts •••• · SEE OUR SELECTION OF SHOES . FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN ••••• .. ' .' ' ' .MARGUERITE SHOES 992-3639 102 EAST MAIN 3 BIG DAYS OF· .SAVINGS!! - .,. 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You'll like tho solectron far •- riow and all tummor lang. 115.95 119.95 122.95 129.95 big sizH, taa. Rtg. Price 116.•5 ta 14US Trousers..... l12.75 Trousers'... .,S15.95 Sale TI1IUSII's .,.,118.35· T..-s .... S2US .• • '• $14 41 $4246 EASTER SALE ' SPRING JEWELRY • Our new spring collection of necklaces, bracelets and earrings is reduced for I • '. .. . •; : Easter. Reg. s2.00 Jewelry ••.• Sale S1.59 Reg. S5.00 Jewelry •••• Sale S3.99 Reg. S9.00 J•welry •••• Sale $7.19 Reg. S12.50 Jewelry •.•. Sale S9.99 '' Nothing oloe makot ony moment 10 pndo~. ' . I " LlnLE BOYS' : SHIRT SALE 9 : , ~ Clip·on styles and four-in· hand ties in solid colors . patterns. See our selection of silk ties and knits. · ' ~ SALE '6.80 •9 60 TIES ............................. SALE •7 .60 '1l.50 TIES .... ............. ..... .. . SALE 1 1 0.00 1 13.50 TIEs·:........................ SALE *1 0.80 f •••••••••••••• • ••••• • •••••••• of styiH and colon fortY· try-. 5, M. L111111 XL plus •' ' 'If '\ . ~t.t:.·~~ S9.95 Knit Shirts •••••••••••• sa.46 514.95 Knit Shirts ........ s12.71 S16. 95 Knit Shirts •••••••• 514.14 S19.95 Knit Shirts ........ S16.96 $499 NotbiDt elM feel811ke rulgold. . Regular sizes S, M, Land XL plus big siza end tails. Solid colors, stripes. novelty looks. Van Heu- . sen • Le Tigre • J.J. Cochran and Custom Club. Short sleeves. l ' RUSS SPORTSWEAR SALE Pants, sweaters. blouses. skirts and jackets. Beautiful spring colors in ,Sizes 6 to 18. Ssle p,;~ed $2208 TO $49 28 ~PRE- TEEN SPORTSWEAR Spring is herel Dresses. skirts. blouses and shorts by Young Generation and Picture Me. · Pre-Teen Sizes 6/1 to 14/1 SALE REG. 126.00 to 167.00 $21 SS ro $55 58 Btautiful spring colors. Short sleeved knit .hirts, spert shirts and tank tDps. Siz11 12 to 24 mos, 2 to 7. ' Sale POMEROY . Watch r or Our Thursday .~ld t~ S20.00 ~::' $465 to $1 700 · . ' Joe und ~.u\un ·DIAMONDS •••••••••••25% to 400fo off . WATCHES •••••••••••••20% to 300fo off 141 GOLD .......................... 30ot. OH 'IREMENTZ ••••••••••••••••••••••••• 25% OH Easter. Is This · Sunday _ -..... Aprili ~- Reg. SS.SO .FREE . . Jatt AFew of the Oreal Savl•a• OFF . DRESS SHOES DON'T FORGET EASTER ISmiS SUNDAY!! ·, EASTER'' Our Pornrr "'I Store is <elehrutinq it~ 8th Ann1v~. ''"I' und we're huving the Brqqr>t JewPir '>' "-•dP of the Yf'ur ;u't tv \ll'f Thonl<, for v" '·" lr icndship ond supJJort. 200/0 S17,00 Shirts ........ SJ4.50 S21.00 Shirts ........ Sl7.8S S22.00 Shirts .•••.••• SJ8.70 I . DAISY priced. Solid colors, stripes, butto.n down oxford cloths. Short sleewe styles, fitted and fuller cut models. · . oawpous - ·SAVVY •• I Bargai~s POMEROY DRESS SHIRTS Our new selection - sale . KNIT SHIRTS $499 ADULT COLORED I-SHIRTS CUSTOM LE II IRING · ••• . ' .MEN'S VAN HEUSEN MEN'S MANY COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM INCLUDING SCHOOLS .,• . •K&C Jewelers · •Fabric Shop ·. •Clark' s.Jewelry .~ •Marguerite Shoes . •Top of the Stairs •Chapman· Shoes ''HAPPY DON'T WAIT TOP OF. AND THE STAIRS 111 WEST SECOND •DANS . VAN HEUSE 20°/o OFF I JUST IN .THE LATEST LINE OF PHOTOGUPHEI'S HOUH: Fll. & SAT., IPIIL 1 & 2-10 A.M.-4:30P.M. S,WEAT ·sEPARATES' •Eiberfelds POMEROY, OHIO "FREE" 8110 COLOR PORTRAIT ' • LK .1 00 KNITTIN.G MACHINE WITH THE PURCHASE OF SINGER'S #8217 SEWING MACHINE . TlteDelautMte• . = tUtclles i llrelch andMo n.:= • Drap-ln bobbin • Adj(lltl to.:;c:llbric .,_. •IW!rlv"" lllllforllllilgtlu,. • Buill-In Cllrylng handle. =- ~ GO IOIH o•Y S469ft SALE ENDS MARCH 31ST '· FA•K SHOP REID f .. \ , DRESS SALE · · .......... , ......... I ·3RD GilLS' . 1818 DAYS . OF SA~IN8SI DON'T FORGR EASTER y leautiful dresses for Easter in Size 6 to 24 mos., 2 to 14. lEG. SI.OO TO 152.00 Stle Prlie4 $679 to$4419 - �Wedna~clay. March 30. 1988 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio EMS ~ . five calls Tuesday Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Tuesday; Syracuse at 5:23a.m . to Route 338 for Dorothy Sayre to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 7:35 a.m. to the Country Mobile Home Park for Kay Hemsley to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 8:30 a .m. to South Fourth Ave. for Halley Cross to Holzer Medical Center; Middleport at 9:57 a .m. to Custer St. for Mary Hughes to ,Holzer Medical Center; Pomeroy at 11:25 a.m. to Royal Oak Park for Larry Spencer who was treated but not transported. Continued from page 1 session. They will also have to be more specific In their reasons, under the "Sunshine Law," for discussing personnel matters In private. the horse racing law Is changed to permit Ohio tracks to simulcast races from other tracks. It also liberalizes the conditions for obtaining a winter racing permit, expands tax breaks for capltallmpniveinents at racetracks and permits addl· tiona! racing dates In counties with one harness and one throughbred track. The liquor law Is changed to permit liquor to be sold In bote! rooms with keys to locked cabinets. The l)ew law, effective June 28, also will grant additional liquor permits for small enclosed shopping mans and riverboat attractions. Other bills signed by · the governor: -Jtevise the dental law to requlre c!)ntlnulng education for dentists and dental hygienists. -Increase the retirement benefits of school teachers who retired prior to July 1, 1979. -Set up a special fund for lottery profits to be sent to public schools. -Revise the civil defense law to Incorporate It with responses to aU emergencies, natural and man-made, and requlres all communities to have a plan for such ~sponses. provements bill Is a $36.6 pillion lodge, cabins and golf urse at Maumee Bay State rk. The plan also provides $22 Ullon for the supercomputer at lo State University, $14.2 mlln for an engineering-computer lence faciUty at Wright State nlverslty, $21.7 million for an fddltlon linking a biological tenc.es building and the College · Pharmacy at Ohio State, and ~5 .8 million for · Statehouse novations. · Another bill signed by Celeste ~-eappropriates $481 miUion In ,;apltal construction funds that "'ere appropriated In 1986 but the vrojects were not done. , Also approved by the governor 'ras the distribution formula for roceeds from Issue 2, the 0-year, $1.2 billion bond Issue uthorlzed · by the voters last ovember. . The first $120 million worth of l~nds are to be sold later this ar, and th.e money will flow to a! governments for replaceen! and repair of aging roads, dges and water and sewer 'ystems. Countjes are grouped Into 19 districts for the purpose of dividing up the funds. A special Ohio Public Works Commission will rate the priority of projects to be funded In each district according to their urgency because of deterioration or their potential In terms of economic ·development. A total of $12 million will be set aside for small villages and townships, and $1 million will be reserved for replacement of sewer and water systems. The open meetings law will be revised, effective June 28, by requiring public agencies to take a vote before golhg Into executive ~. l ~ E Hospital ' Dukakis ... Continued from page 1 599.10 In the race for the 2 ,~2 needed for nomination. Bush was credited with 813 Of the 1,139 necessary GOP delegates; Robertson still has a .total of 37. I titled Tuesday as the ' jackpot winner ln. Saturday's $3 million Super Lotto game . Ohio • Lottery officials said Erma Guggenblller of Fort Rec· overy wtU receive $120,000, alter taxes, each year for the next 20 years. The winning numbers In the game were 1, 2, 29, 37, 40 and 44. Tonight's Super Lotto jackpot will be worth $3 million. Area deaths Lucille Brandt Rev. Eddie Burnem WHY WAIT FOR YOUR TAX REFUND a 618 East Main Street POMEROY, OHIO Open !I AM -8 PM Weekdav-, 9·11 Seturday. Phone 992-1174 • MT. DEW, PEPSI FREE DIET OR REGULAR nallorn;:.=========:::;- • Pomeroy Mayor's coUrt ($] Pepsi oz. Cola 8 •REGULAR •BUTTER FLAVOR ·SPRING TIME ·SA~IN8S ARE . HEREI LAWN Crisco Shortening -LIMIT ONE- COOK'S SUPER TRIM · mi·Boneless Hams 16 . MOWERS 181NCH AND 221NCH Limit One Can With $10.00 or More Additional Purchase 3 LB. CAN BTLS. limit 2 With . $10.00 or More Additional Purchase Plus Deposit PICKENS HARDWARE · POMEIOY, OH. Lodge meeting The ·r egular meeting of Lodge · 4ll, F&AM, will be 7: 30 p.m. Saturday at the temple. AU masons welcome. GOOD USED . WASHERS, DRYERS REFIIGEIATOIS, TVs GAS & ELEC. UNGES Plan revival Mt. Herman United Brethren In Christ Church will be In revival starting Sunday evening, 7:30 p.m., with Evangelist Charles Norris. Special singing nightly. Rev. Robert Sanders, pastor, welcomes everyone. COUNTY APPLIANCES 627 3rd A••·• Gallpolls PH. 446·1699 . Head Lettuce SUPERIOR BONELESS Tavern Hams ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY ..-------------1 •PLAIN •REGULAR •NO SALT •GREEN BEANS •CORN •CARROTS •POTATOES... Food land ·V egetables . •SELF RISE Hudson Cream Flour PH. 992·2556 25 LB. $399 '•. U. S. N0.1 • Russett Potatoes HOUIS: I l.M.·6 P.M. 15 LBS. $1 59 BROWN & SERVE PiLLSBURY ASSORTED Foodland Rolls Cake Mixes ' $ 16-18 oz. BOX 10 CT. PKOS. '· •CHICKS .... SOLD IN LOTS OF SIX DUCKS • EASTER BUNNIES GUINEA PIGS FISH • GERBILS Today .... . FRESH Announcements SPECIAL DISCOUNT PRICES ON ALL SIZE AQUARIUMS · A rewarding career. It can be found in the field oflong-term care. And that's the op- . portunlty Pleasant Valley Nttrsing Care Center 1S now offertng registered nurses . . We're a lQO-bed sldlled nursing facllity. accepUng appllcations for full-time a'ld part-time R.N. positions. Our salaries begin at $9.33 per hour. Benefits include flexible schedUling, tuition reimbursement, medicalllfid dental insurance, paid · vacations 'and holldays and more~ . If you are seeking a career change. or looking to begin a new one, caD u$ at (304) 675-5236. ' , We Have Pet ' · SCOTCH BRAND , Disc Film~ $ gg, Pure Sweet $1 2·9 ·sugar Las. _ 44 2 CT. VIVA For more details or to see It you quality call a&R Block now. • .' ' Feeders & Supplies JT'SFASTI . ' ft Weather For All Your PET NEEDS See Us WHENYOUCAN GETYOURMONEY FAST! It's awllable whether Ha:RBlock prepua your taK return or aot. 11 .I Lucille Brandt, 62, Coolville, Rev. Eddie Burnem, 80, of died Tuesday at Camden-Clark Memorial Hospital In Parkers- Ashland, Ky., formerly of Racine, died Monday at St. Joseph's burg. W.Va. She was born at St. Louts, Mo., Hospital In Lexington, Ky ., after on Aug. 11, 1925, a daughter of double bypass surgery. Rev. Burnem traveled over the Edith Shockey of Melbourne, United ·States as an evangelist, Ohio, and the late Wyatt accompanied by his wile, Ann Shockey. She was a member of · Stewart Burnem, who survives. the Church of Christ. Is a Also among survivors Besides her mother, she Is brother. Edwin Burnem, of survived by her husband, Elmer Brandt, Coolville; four sons, Carl Middleport. . Services will be ThurSday, 2 of Boulder Creek. Calif.; Elmer, Los Angeles, Callf.; Robert 'of p.m., at the Ashland First San Francisco. and David of Church of the Nazarene. Calling Coolville; two daughters, Ann hours at the funeral home will be Marie Richmond and Joanne from 12 to 2 on ThurSday. Musulln , both of California; two brothers, Albert Pasano and John Shockey, Ravenna, and two Anlwanl McMillion sisters, Elizabeth Shockey of Melbourne, and Lolly Peck of Ardward A. McMllUon, 70, Paynesville. Reedsville, died Wednesday The body will be cremated. morning at Camden-Clark MemThere will be no visitation and no orial Hospital In Parkersburg, memorial services. The Leavitt W. Va. Arrangements will be Funeral Home In Parkersburg, announced by the White Funeral W. Va., Is In charge of Home, CoolvUle. Use H&:R Block's Rapid Refund Proeram. couch near the recliner, were not By United Presalnlernatlonal . NATIONAL WEATHER SERVICE FORECAST TO 7 AM EST 3-3HI8 Thunderstorms flinging winds Injured, he said. that have killed an Oklahoma Bastrop Is about · 125 mUes woman and a Louisiana toddler northeast of Shreveport and In battered the Gulf Coast tod!IY, n(lrtheast Loulslana. The wet, stormy weather was while spring snow fell In Wlsconsin and llUnols as well as the scattered along the slow-moving West and warm weather lingered front , which stretched from parts In pockets of the eastern United of the Great Lakes through the States. Tennessee !lttd lower Mississippi The heaviest thunderstorms valleys, NWS spokesman Dan were moving across parts of the McCarthy said. central Gulf Coast ·from west · He said It was chilly lhls I central Alabama Into extreme morning across North Dakota · ~Ac....;:~"\~11-...:dlf.: southeast Louisiana as ·a cold Into the upper Mississippi Valley •. front crept from the southern with readings In the teens and Plains, the National Weather 20s.It was 251n Bismarck, N.D.; 33 In St. Louis; 38 at Little Rock, Service said. Showers and thunderstorms Ark.; and 42 In Memphis, Tenn., moved through Louisiana Tues· the NWS said. day; with fierce winds toppling The weather was warmer trees near Athens and Taylor In across the eastern third of the the northwestern part of the nation. Readings continued In the · 60s from the central Gulf Coast state. Wlndsof50mpbtoppledalarge through the eastern Tennessee mi)SooW -RAIN (ill SHOWERS . tree In Bastrop, demolishing a Valley and Ohio to western New FRONTS: Warm "Cold . . Static Occluded trailer home, killing a 2-year-old . York state. boy,ldentlfled as Orlando White. . . It was 7lln New Orleans, 621n Map shows mini'l'um temperatures . At least 50% ol any shaded area is forecast and.Injuring 1\ls 3-year-old sister Atlanta, 60 In Pittsburgh and 691n to rece,ve·precipitation in<lK:ated ·· UPI Shahonda, pollee said. Cincinnati. Bastrop Pollee Capt. · Roy Readings were In the 30s WEATHER MAP - Showera· and thundentonns wiD extend Ryles said the youngsters were across· northern AriZona and In from aouUierD and eulen Teua and the lower Mllllui(IPI Valley , sitting together In a recliner at the 40s over New Mexico. AlbuacrMI Alabama, T - aad lhe upper Ohio V&Jiey lnlo lhe about 2:30 p.m. Tuesday when . querque, N.M., reported 41. Appalacblu moantaln npon. Snow llhowen wUI pnvall over the the large tree tore through the no111lern aad central Rocld- aad the nortbern blgh Plalna. BalD trailer's roof. Snow fell in cold air over paris 11110wen wiD be acailend from lbe northern PacHie Coast through "It had been raining 1111 day of Wisconsin and northern DU· the norther~~ Plateau npon wllb anow showers In the blgller long and we had high winds." nols. One to 31nches was reported elevatlona. Wlndll wiD be alrong and gusty aci'OIIS much of lhe Ryles said. "The tree fell on the across parts of southeast WI~~Con­ boy's back and hit the girl's sin, and a wetsnowadvlsorywas aoutbweslen quarler of the legs." posted. Up to 2 Inches of snow Another sister and the child- was measured at Rockfprd, Dl., Solllh Central Ohio ren's babysitter, sitting on late TueSday. · Mostly cloudy tilday, ~lth a ' chance of showers and temperatures falling to near 50 this afternoon. Becoming partly Nineteen cases were processed Va., $43, assured clean distance. cloudy tonight, with a low beIn the court of Pomeroy.Mayor Fined were James Council, tween 40 and 45. Increasing Richard Seyler Tuesday night. Langsville, $50 and costs, ex- cloudiness Thursday, with a Forfeiting bonds were Michael pired pla(!!s; Jerry Moore, chance of afternoon showers and Wright, Langsville, $52; Mary Pomeroy, $213 and costs, crimi- highs In the mid 60s. The probabWty of preclplta· ' Chapman, Pomeroy, $48; VIctor nal trespassing; VIncent King, tlon Is 30 percent today, 20 Gillilan, Reedsville, $46; Harold Pomeroy, driving while lntoxl· George, Bidwell.. $48; David cated, $375 and costs; Susan percent tonight and 40 percent George, Bidwell, $49; EliZabeth · Sanders, Pomeroy, $150 and Thursday. Winds will be from the northwCrump, Athens, $50; Carl Ben- costs, failure to Yield tberlght-ofnett, Williamstown, w. Va., $46; way, no operator's license and no est at 10 to 15 mph this afternoon . Luann Evans, Middleport, $48; Insurance; David Jones, Hew and from the north at less than 10 Robbie Jacks, Loil& Bottom, $49, Haven, W. Va., $63 and dosts, mph tOnight. . · . Extended Forecast all posted on speeding charges; expired plates. Frltlq lhroulll Sunday Timothy Thompson, · Rutland, A chance of showers each day. $63, e:~~plred plates; Jackie Highs wiU range from the 50s In Gibbs, Letart, W. Va., $375, the northern part of the state to driving while Intoxicated, and the 60s In the ·south each day. $163, reckless operation; Rhonda Smith, Pomeroy, $43, Improper Thirty-seven calls were ans- Overnight lows will range from backing; Donald May, Pomeroy, wered by the Middleport Fire the 30s In the north to the 40s In MASON, WY $63, permitting an unlicensed Department during the month of the south. driver to operate a motor vehl· February, Chief Jeff Darst recle; Margaret Troy, Mason, W. ports. The department answered three lire calls and 34 emergency · calls. All vehicles were driven Licence issued 725.5 miles during the .month. A marriage license bas been Issued In Meigs County Probate End maniages Court to Clell Francis LaBonte • Jr., 22, Long Bottom, and Joyce . Dissolutions of marriage have Michelle Hupp, 17, Long Bottom. been granted In Meigs County Common Pleas Court to Ethel Chrisile Jacks and Kenneth W. Jacks, and to Juanita Y. Reed To host meet and James L. Reed. The Harrisonville PresbyterIan Church will be hosting Action dismissed Maundy ThurSday services for An action by June Ann Lowery the Middleport and Syracuse Presbyterian Churches. A 6 p.m. against James A. Schuler has potluck dinner wiU !Je followed by been dismissed In Meigs County the services and. communion at Common Pfeas Court. 7:30. The Rev. Frank Hare, "At tile IIIII of the •-•Y·...... lridge" pastor, will speak. Release February fire report Mercer County woman Superl.A»tto winner • Low·Prlced Supermarket ' SPECIAL SAVIMIS n~ws Veterllll8 Memorial Tuesday Admissions - .Harold Fetty, Langsville; Jennifer·· Lance, Pomeroy. Tuesday Discharges - Sara Congo, Harley Jones. CLEVELAND (UPI) - A Mercer County woman was !den- EASTMAN'S 'Your ladepe'a dently Owned Heavy thunderstonns reach Gulf Coast Local news briefs... The Daily Sentinel-Page 7 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. IIAIII 992·2164 POMROY, OHIO ' The StoN With "All Klndl of Stuff" F01 Pete. Stoblea. Small AnlrMia ond LM¥111 and Ga1deno. L.arve and ·. ~VALLEY . ..-' . singC.. Ice Milk FOODLAND-24 OZ. Cottage Cheese $1. ..19 1-LB. QUARTERS ¥2 GAL POWELL'S EASTER Food land Margarine Marshmallow R is r 9 oz. 99~ �s. ltilllel Scoreboard Exhibition Pro results NATIONAL IAI&ETBALL AIIOC. 'I'll. ..,. . . . . . A.UUia ... DaUu •• Por'tlaMita,s.. ~us .....,._.111. LA U&alt. 111 O.ner 11'1', 8...,....Ia ..... tot. 111 ........,•• &. . . ao.._ .............. ?!.,... . . . . ." M ..... I ..... 1: ...... ClevelaalllltW~1': MJ.IIIII. ' A.U. ...... Detnlt, 7: ........ o.Jde• llale It t: IIJ.DS. a.~e,.. ft•*· u u a••rs. 11: • n ....,.. o...... . . . . . . a& ........ p.m. IIIP& NewYotia:a&IIUw&llkee,.._.., Sacrame•a&.Dell'#'lr,•fllll O.Mea&Wea&lllaii,•IP* ,.......,....... s... .-...........IPt NATIONAL BOC&EY LBAOUE ........... _,....,w......-. • lltltllai,Qlellec!l DetrollJ. __ ~e~s···------------------~<-~_a_~_~ r_n_m_r_.·~~·~. --------~---­ pJatlni two more runs. Durst drew a tree pass and sent Ray to the showers. Karr came on for the Vikes and was greeted by Brent atssell who slashed a double to l'llht to give the Marauders.an S.O lead. Atteraquletthlrd,theMaraud· era tallied three more In the fourth on a double by Blase!. his second, who after two were out rode home on Wes Young's sin&le to center. King doubled down the third base line and Baker again hit to left for a pair of RBI's. Vinton, in the fifth, picked up · two as Bissell, who bad been catching, replaced Durst on the rubber. Ray and sarraves drew a free pass each and Ray scored on a wild pitch. Brian Wiseman got aboard on a ·fielder's choice and Tom Reed drove btm home with a slugle to l'llht field. Not to be outdone, the locals added six more In their half of the inning. 'McElroy walked. Durst, Bissell and Bartrum sln&led and Fields drew a bale on balll. Then Young hit safely to right. Follow· ing an out, Joe Snyder ripped a double to left to pick up two more Marauder runs. As darkeness settled In, the visitors manageil to aet a couple more scores on 'a stnali! by Fred Wr!Jht, a tree pass, Sarraves second sin&le and Wiseman's safety. Bissell led the Meigs attack with two doublel and a sJnale, · Klug do\lbled and sln&led, Bar· trum, Baker and Yollllgeachhad two base hits, Snyder a two Wednu 1&1y, March 30, 1988 l>h< Ol''\T ( Ol PO:\ liaper and McElroy and Durst a lin&le each·. ' Llnescore: VCHS.: ................ ooo 022· 4· 7-3 MHS. ....... :.......: .. 080 :llx-17-lt-0 Batteries: M]JS: Dural Bissell (1), Snyder (1) lo: Btuell · Crooks -(2) . · .. VC: Ray, Karr, Wileman 1: Workman. NOTICE OF DIIAWING JUIIOIIS OHice of Commilllonero of Ju10.._ Meigo County, Ohio Merch Zl. 1911. To AI Whom. It May Con- <•>. Cifll: <•>· .. On Wadnuday. the lth dey of April, 1888. at 8 :00 o' cloctt. A.M .. at the office of the Commllllonen of Juron of Melao County, Ohio, Jurorw wtlf be publicly dr8wn for the May 1981 T1m1 elf the Convnon Ptuo Court of Mid County. Woll•ce 8redbord . I. 0 . McCoy Commllllonero of Jurare (3) 30 1tc NAPKINs ·Your ~~:'!!:~.peraonal utlafactlor; ciln match your voa!a in health fa1taat growing rnerket- Long Tarm Care. · Americare-Pomaroy haa an Immediate opening for a pert-time R.N. daliring day lhlft. Flexible echedullng. competitive aalery and benefftl offered. · Our Natlon'a demand ' for long term care will extend wall into tha 211t century. Join thafuture ... Join the Americare-Pomeroy Teernl CONTACT: Nanqy Van Meter, R. N., O.O.N. Americare-Pomaroy . 36759 Rockaprlnga Rd ... Pomeroy; Ohio 45769 · Public Notice C•ai'o C•lcullitor NOTICE OF SALE Clttzena Natlonel. A Dkll· lion of The Flm Huntington 'ftw1ericare-Pomeroy Dar Au Landen: I've made a . We need more than a health class lot of mistakes in my life, but the with one or ·two days !levo~ to biaest C&l&U7 at a..n Allplee, It: II p.m. ch.al'Jie. NY . . . .tnMOIIeap,l:llp.m. ....... .,a....... t:Up.m. n ....,... a..... Bal'tle.. alltd'.... alrW at W...llll*oo , NY .. lucien, a11bt N#!W .~e,., at Plttlb•rrh. •liM" Women's scores I can 'I help but wonder if I woulil have 10ne down that rotten road if I had been better educaled about the health hazards, the finan· ·ciaJ and leial problems and the real downside of drill abuse. · . So how do we wise up the kids before they set addicted? The an· JWer is simple: drog education at the junior hilh school level. We have cou~ in EflM)ish, history, math. wood shop, an and even driver's ed. But what good are any of these if the kid ~jets hooked and dies from an overdose? TOM PEDEN'S· sPRm~"tm~lfiA.TION! 0 ....... Waanen'n NC.U To.lr-aarnelll I!IIBT ., Wake Forett U, VI......,. II St. Jolla'n 81, Palrftelll11 Sfco. . . . . . . The Excitement Is Back! Te-..eeM.W&IIeP'ore~t• James 11....._11, a ...... a Ru teen 18, Old DelniiiH 11 . Vlrrl*ll.l!ll . ...b'aN INVENTORY CLE .CE April 1st thru April 9th Re,.._ AINort.... V• SemHIMI., Mareb zt Telll!lii!&IM' 11, Ja._ M ..... U Vlqlllia It, ••en 'JI lle ..ouJ P1MI, Mateb It Te..-aee 84, Vll'll* 71 MmWBST nr.alo•d 1 S..&b Caron. 77, Alabama U K&IIIIU II, lllddle 'feiiiU!:Mee '31 Seoce. . . . . Texu n, Solidi C.roU• 11 Stuktl'd 14, Mollla• n (OT) MIUiul~~~tl 7f,Bo•to•A ~.Uia-.t'e(IIAI, a.-11 ,U A.uUD, TexU - Repo-.J.Se 'he'l, MareiiU LouU~• TeciiN, AIIMlulppl • . TeiU 11, Malford II Relfellll Pl•l, Marell 11 ......w. 'hell 81. Te.IU 81 (01') . WI!8T PlntJlo..t SCepben F. AuiiDM, ~...._8&al:ea --- Colorado 18, Eulen1 DH .... Tl ' .. _ U. 818J*H F , A. .u. II Southern CaWenia 1•. Nebrul&a b Beat of the Bend . By BOB HOEFLICH Tom Peden has · a huge inventory of brand-new Chevrolets, · Oldsmobiles, Pontiacs, Buicks, Special Factory Purchase vehicles, and used cars that must be sold by April 9, 1988. For the next 8 davs only, Tom Peden will clear out this Inventory at substantial .dlscount. · . • · Mary Ann Andrew of Meigs County, a senior at Marietta College, Is trying her hand at being a disc J~key this . . .' · J~U~ater Le .. JI. .cii&We ,., C.ktra.. M · Loarc Jkaclt,. C&ll. Relfoul S.mln.Ja, Mueb N So -*lien- caul..,... 11 Lona; Bead S4ak IN, WMblqt01111 Redo_. Pl•l, MIU'CIIIM Iowa 1•. Lona Be~h State 11, kl- 18 MmEAST nuaRe•d Pean state 8t, La Salle 81 St. Jo~epll 's a, BowUac Greta • Set'ead Ro-.1 A.ubun~H, Peu S&&&e If Georr la M , W8tem &eotuclc)' 11:-· Ohio State lit, SyneUH 75 ~0-fm, ***PlUS*** of ·the college'a two radio stations. The station broadcasts a varIety of music to the campus and · community and each disc Jockey selects the mllslc for the partlcu· Jar show. Andrew's show. called "To the Heart Of It" ·features Christian rock lnUslc. A graduate or Seutbern High School, Racine, Andrew is a studio art·art edileatlon major ·and sbe Is the daughter of Joseph Palmer a.nd Toni Andrew. Take advantage of up to $1,000 cash back and no payments 'till May 1988, on approved credit Qn selected models; Marylaftd 711, 8& • .lol!ph's 17 At Atbe•, GL Relfonal SemlfiMia. March M Maryland Ill, Oht. S&ah! II Aubura 18. Geui"Jia 15 Re,to-.1 Ftaal, Muell ft& A.ubum JtJ, Mar)'laad 14 At Tacema, WMh. Na.tlo-.1 SemUI•I•, .\.pr11,1 Tennessee vs. Loullllana Ttth i\ubum n . Una: Beach sute Natlon~~l Cllamplollllhlp. A.prtl 3 Tennes!lee-La. Tec h winner \'1 . PRICES WILL NOT BE ADVERTISED, ·values for your trade · iri. Please bring In consideration of other authorized dealers · in the area. Cettifled appraisers will be on duty to allow top Exlllbltion ~ball Ne.w York (Nl n . Atlanta at WeN Palm Beaclh, na., 1:15 p.m. Sl. Lo ulll \'IIi. PlltatJUf1'h at 8rade11Co11o Fla., 1: 05 p.m . · Boscon ""· Ci ncinnati at Plul 01,., Fla., 1: 05 p.m . Moncreal vs. Lot M aeln at Vero Beaclh, tla., 1: 30 p.m. Philadelphia vs. llaneu CU:r at Ba~ ball Cit y, fla .. 1: Sl p,m. Ho!Mton u. Mlnne11N at Orlallde, Fla.. 1: 30 p.m . New Vorll: IAJ vs. Baltimore~ Mlaml, 1:30 p.m. Texas vs. Dlklqo tA J at Saruota, This clearance is FOR ~ETAIL CUSTOMERS ONLY. NO SALES PERMITTED TO DEALERS. Prices apply to available units only. · · No ORDERING PERMITTED ATthese prices. I If you plan on bu~ing · an new auto'!'obile this year, . do.zt now! P1a., 1: 30 p.m. VI!. Torv.ao at DGnHI.a, F1a. , O•klaad vs. Milwauk ee al Cllandler, Arts .• S p.m. Cle\'eland n . Saa Fra~tel.co M Se ta:• dale, Arb., a p.m. Suttle vs. O.lufo (N) a t Me•, ,\rb;,, Sale Hours: Reds .cut Guy Hoffman PLANT CITY, Fla. (UPI) th an 24 hours after C!ncln· L~ss nail Reds pitcher Guy Hoffman served up a 3-run homer, he was cut by the club. · The Reds announced Tuesday they ~ere asking waivers on Hoffman for the purpose of uncondltltonal t elease. However, If no club claims Hoffman within 72 hours, the Reds are free to re-sign Hoffman at a lower salary If they choose. Hoffman was tagged for a 3-run homer by Kirby Puckett In the eighth Inning of Monday's exhll:lltlon game that rallied the Minnesota Twins to a 4-3 win. The Reds also announced Tuesday that a decision will be made Sunday on whether to place third baseman Buddy Bell on the disabled list. Bell, suffering irom a sprained left knee, will remain In Florida · when the rest of the club departs Friday and will continue working out on his own until Sunday, when . he will fly back til Cincinnati . .At that point, a decision will be made on whether Bell will eo on the dlsa bled list or stay on the ·active roeter for the start of the re,Uilr season}fonday . • . Finance specialists will be on duty to arrange the lowest possible payments. Terms available up to 60 months. Calendar Detroit 1:30p.m . your car's title and · payment book, ·If appHcable. · · . A.ubu.,..Loq Beach St. winner, 4: II p.m. Monday thru Friday • 8:30 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Saturday· 8:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.; CLOSED E~STER SUNDAY • **Plus··* TWO CARS TO 1JE. GIVEN AWAY SATURDAY, APRIL 9th, 6:00 P.M. Must be 18 years old to register. No pm:chase necessary. Need not be'present to win. ' Register Friday, April 1st- Sat., April9, 6:00p.m. · HELP ''SUIT UP THE BAND" · Ripley High School's Band Uniform Drive. 'TOM PEDEN Chevrolet • Oldsmobile • Pontiac • Buick, Inc. Open Mon. ·Fri. Phone: 8:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. Rt. 21 .South • Ripley · 372·2844 8:30 • 6 p.in. 475 South Church St. 422-o758 .. ' 344 5847 ·, A record crowd of 477 teens attended Saturday night's dance at the Pomeroy . VIllage . Hall Audltorolum. The dance featured disc jock· ·eys, Ernie G. Anderson and Steve Rinehart of WKEE, and Ernie mingled. with the teens even doing a couple of dances. The auditorium was d!!Corated with multi-colored honeycomb balls and blackllfhls accented the d.j .s and decor•ttt:~ns. Merchants and Individuals contributed a • number of gifts which ~re awarded to teens attending and by the way, with such a crowd, there just about room for the teens to "Jtnle a little" . This saturday, Jack Horton of station WXJL will be the disc Jockey and the dance \Vm go from 8:30 to 11: 30 p.m. Prices go down for saturday night's dance, back to $1 a person. Ernie G., by the way, will be back to the local scene in two weeks. I know It. seems late to adVIse you, but the family Just eot the word to us on the death or fonner resident, Stanley Jame1, Toledo. Mr. James,80,dledlnJuneandts iurvtved by bil wife, Allee Eynon James; !WO clllldren, Stanley Jame1, Jr., Seeley, Mont., aad Eileen James, at borne, seven rrandchUdren and 10 great· grandchildren. Burial wa1 In Letart Falll Cemetery. And there's a new bakery in the county. It'a located In Bradbury near the ICbool and Ia 'beiDa operated by MIUie Duncan. The establllb· Friday, April 8th· Saturday, April 9th. · Hotdogs 21$1.00 . , Ali proceeds & donatitms willgo to. CLOSED SUNDAY . drugs. We need a full·blown course on drug educati()n. And it should be required. We should have for· mer drug abusers come in and talk to the students and tell them what it's like to 8et addicted so the kids will make the right move when someone offers them the hard stuff. Ki.ds need to know thai cocaine cait kill them. It can also make them want to kill themselves. - DJ., ONTARlO, CANADA DEAR ONT ARlO: I agree thai we need full·blown, requirec!. cours· es in school. Junior high is not too young. Several teachers have written to say they . are using my booklet "Lowdown on Dope" in the clai· room and it has helped them set the message across. ·Mary Ann Andrew :college disc jockey WMblqtoa •· New Meld.:$ State .n At c... 4 Rill MMt Citation Cheol F....., NCR Calh Regiater 2 door TNo Cooler motoriStS to the ·service station -~~~·aG..- qaebee a&PbiiUei,...,•IPt · .... lf~][~~~~~~~--~~-=~~~~~~~----~~========~~ (614) 992-6606 -l Public Notice ment is open Monday 't hrough Saturday each week and fetures baked goods and lun~heon specials. --~ ~ The Pomeroy Chamber of Commerce will soon be right in ~,;;c~e~r:n~~~ z~~~cr:~~: Stark Amburger .building on Main St. in the near future. It's the Easter season and the bottom line message should keep you smllln&. .-.,;1 -~:r.::::~~~~~ Ann Landers --..-... ANN JANDEIIIM --. c.n.e..a, 7 Hoallh ..... ............... 906 .35 Tranolera-Out ... t46, 369.22) Cepltel Outlay ..... 1,740 .81 Other Uoeo/ Nonoperating Exp ............ (229 .69) Dobt Sorvice Note PrinciJMI Total Other Fin . Sources/ Payment .......... 2,683 .&4 / 1Uoeel ............ 47,809.39 Exc. Rcpt1 a_ nd Other Fin . lntereot and Flocal Chergeo .............. 247 .22 Source.1 Over/ (Under) TOTAL Expand. Oiab. • Other DISBUIISE ......73 ,024 .28 Uoeo/ Not ...... (82,682 .76) Totel Recelpta Over/ Furtd C11h Balance tUndor)Diob ...... 4.689 .64 Jan. 1. '87 ...... 583,735.41 ' Fund Caoh Belenco. Jan. 1, Fund C11h Balance 1917 ............. 23.408.46 Doc . 31 , '87 ... 481 , 172.66 Fund C..h Bal.,, Doc : 31 . PROPRIETARY FUNOS 1987 ...... ....... 18.818.92 OPERATING IIEVENUESi Charges for · SUMMARY OF SorvicH ....... 239, 961 .01 INDEBTEDNESS Outotionding · Total Raceipts ....... 239 ,961 .01 Jan. 1, 1987 .... 2.910.76 OPERATING EXPENSES: Outotllnding Doc. 31 . 1987 .... 897. 53 Personal Services ........ 159.699.36 Fund Cooh Balance Dopoa. Bel ........24.891 .70 Contractual Sorviceo ......... 34,520 .79 Tot. Treu. Bal.... 24,891 .70 Supplies and , Len Outatitndlng · Chocko ............. 8,072 .78 Meterialo ........ 60,921 .76 TOT. BAL.......... 18,818 .92 Total DisburseI cOrtify. the following ro· menta .......... 255,041 .90 port to be conect and true. Total Recpts. over/ un· 125.00 to t~e best of my knowl· der Oiabl,lrl8.:·manto .......... (16 .080.89) edge: Clerk NON-OPERATING Bet1y J . Biohop REVENUES / (EXPENSES) M.arch 28. 1 988 Miscalloneouo .... 10.923.06 36470 Nance Rd . Other Sources/ Nonoper· Poma,.,y, Oh. 4&769 atlng Rev .. ..... , ... 2,297.00 1-814· 742-2492 Tronlfero-ln ....... 12.878.01 Tranlfert· (31 30 1tc Out ............... 131,293 .24) Public Notice Advancae· Out .. .. .... 130.00) Total .. Other Fin. Sources CASH BASIS COMBINED ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT For the Fiscal Year Ended t various drugs, what they do to the mind and body and where to go to get lielp if you are hooked. I'm proud of the booklet and 'have been told it has done a lot ofgood. Ifyou would like a ropy, send $2.50 plus Q se/f-oddtessed, stamped No. 10 envelope•(39 cents · postl'ge) to Ann ·Landers, P.O. Box 11562, Chicago, Ill. 6061 UJS62. . &hool menu The menu for cafeterias of the Meigs Local School District tor the week of April 4ls announced: Monday hamburgers, french fries, fruit , milk. , Tuesday - hot dog and sauce, peas, cookie, peaches, milk. Wednesday - spaghetti and sauce, hot rolls and butter, fruit, milk. • Thursday - fish sandwich, green beans, fruit, milk. Friday- cooks' choice. Saturday -cooks' choice. Payment made POMEROY - Meigs Olunty's three local school districts re· celved a total of $571,549.42 as their March State School Foundation Subsidy payments followIng deductions for employee t;eliremen t. , 1 Amounts received by eaclt district include; Eastern Local, $125,333.87 ; Meigs Local, $320,634.63, and Southern Local, $125,580.92. In addition, the Meigs County Board of Education received a direct allotment of $29,1Ml1.44. Public · Public Notice MEIGS COUNTY GENERAL HEALTH DISTRICT Cuh Re Concll..,tlon December 31. 1987 Total of Depoolt. 70.239.00 Total of Outatandlng Bolenon • Ch~~<;:ko •• of 12-31 -1987 ..... 8 .429 .00 Total of Balancu 12-31 -87 ..... f83.810.00 Summery of Recalptil, EXpenditur•. •nd a... nC•• for the Fl-1 Yur ended 12-31 - 87 Board of Health 1. 1·87 .............78.206.00 Recelpto .......... 170.&78.00 Totolo .......... ... 241.714.00 &-dltureo ... 224,1 06.00 Bolanceo ...........22,178.00 Troller Parka • Campground• ,1·1·87 .............. . 1 ,941.00 lloceipto ... ....... ....... 640.00 .................2,581 .00 s........ ....... ftT! ' LGUI Kntv., PMI, end&llollng~- lliloiiCftal at ......... ... NYieleql ai,PUa...... l WI.UperS. VUCHWI'J Public Notice G.......,l Electric Up-right Refrio!trlltor Freezer Hot·Dog Cooker Hobart Mut Tenderizer U .S. lorkel M.N t Slicer ll(!per Oven-llenge Hobert Meat Grinder one was cocaine. I started USing the junk when I was 18, just a kid. I had no idea what I was doing. I'm now 26 years old. I was arrested six months ago on a drug Ctle) Public Notice National lank will offer for Ale the following aqulpmant reJIIIIMIMd undar M · curity egrument: UST OF EQUIPMENT Shelving SohHfer Freezer (4 door) • Dloplay Meot (WerNn Scherer) Dloptay R,trlaeretor 3-rTrueCooler 2H-rtSceiM -r · The Daily Sentinel- Page 9 Ohio Public Notice EJe&urt J>lnner,AD OCculou, Beve~aae . runs C1ewl... l . . New Yerk: IN 1888 Ohio. December 31 , 1987 (3) 30 1tc MIDDLEPOIIT VILLAGE Melgo County, Phio GOVERNMENTAL FUND TYPES REVENUE RECEIPTS: Local Taxoo ·....... 98,515 .20 Intergovernmental Ravenua ...... .250.523 .40 Charges for Public Notice FINANCIAL REPOIIT OF TOWNSHIPS For Flscel Yeor Ending Dacembor 31. 1987 Scipio Town1hip, · County of Meigt "Thlalo on uneudltad Flnenclal Repon" SUMMARY OF CASH BALANCES. IIECEIPTS · Servicea ......... 57,991 .74 Fi.n u, licensea, • Permits ....... 63 ,228 .70 Miocellanoous .. .. 85,579 .63 Total llecaipts ....... 565 ,838 .87 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS : Current ; Security of Person • Property ... 158,370.19 Leisure Tima Activities ........... 2,710 .00 Baoic Utility G~:~~:i:r~l~~~~s 11!':."s'"e'IPrv~ic~ast~c.,..n...... 48 ,863 . 57 ... . 229,119.96 RECEIPTS: General Gov· ernment ... .... 123,683.19 Toxoo ............... .13.019.47 Intergovernmental Debt Service' .. .125.463 .91 llocolpto......... 41 ,412 . 78 Disburse· lnteroot ............... 1, 371 .16 • menta ....... .. . 688 ,210 .81 <I'll Other Rev .... 12.831 .32 Totalllecalpts over/ und · · cler Oiab ..... (130,372. 1 4) TOTAL IIECEIPTS ...... 88 ,434.72 OTHER FINANCING DISBUIISEMENTS · SOURCES / IUSES) ID....,._Govt . .. .. ..... 11.236.28 . Other SDurces / Nanoper· Safety ....... 8.690.83 oting Rev ......... 29,321 .85 Public Worko .....42.840.23 Tronoforo·ln ....... 65,086 .45 / IUseo) ............ l5,627.17) Exc. Rcpts and Other Fin ancing Sources Ovar/ (Under) Expend. Disb . • Other Usoo/ Not ...... (20,608.061 Fund Cash Balance . January 1 ........ 43 .952 .07 Fund Cash Balance Dec. 31 ...... :.... 23.344 .01 NONEXPENDABLE TRUST FUNDS CEMETERY RECEIPTS Charges for otice Property ....... 16B, 370 .19 leiaure Time Activitioo ........... 2,710 .00 B••ic Util ity . Servlcao ......... 48, 883 .67 T...._.,.,.on.... 229,119.96 General Government ....... 123,683.19 Personal Sarvic81'....... 159. 599 .36 Cornrectual .. Serviceo ......... 34,&20 .79 Supplies 1nd Matorlalo ........ 60.921 .76 Debt Service ..·.125. 463 .91 Totai _D isburse· · . manto .......... 941 ,262 .71 Total Receipts over/ Under Oitburseent• ............. (143,983.11) Miocellanaouo ...• 1 0. 923 .06 Other Sources/ N'onoper· ating Rov ......... 31 , 818 . ~6 Tranolero-ln ....... n , 662 .46 T....~eo.ouc .... m.662.46l Advencoo· Our ........ (30.00) Other U~&s / Nonop . Expenditure• .....1228.19.'1 Total Other fin. Sources/ IUoot) ........ .... 42, 282 .22 ~xc. Rcpts and Other Fin· ancing Sources Over/ IUndar) (opend. D iob . lo Other U-/ Net ..... (101,700.89) Fund Caoh Balance Jan . 1. '87 ...... 617. 804 .06 · Fund Cash Balance Doc. 31, ' 87 .... 678,103 .17 Treasury Bolonce ........ 131 , 924 .15 lnvaotmants ..... 502. 207 .43 Total Treasury Balance ........ 634, 131 .58 Outstanding .... 168,028.41) Total Balence ... 576,103 .17 SUMMARV OF INDEBTEDNESS MORTGAGE REVENUE : Outstanding Jan . 1, ' 87 .... 550,000.00 Rotirod .............. 16.000.00 Dutotondlng Doc. 31 , '87 ... 536,000.00 ' G.O. NOTES: Services ............. 1 ,466.00 Miullaneous ..... .., ...... 4 .92 Total Receipts ..... 1,469 .92 Total Receipts over/under OieiMoroementa ... 1.469.92 Outstanding Jan. 1, ' 87 .. .. 210,000 .00 Rotired .............. 65.000 .00 Outstanding Dec: 31 , ' 87 .... 146,000.00 TOTAL: Outstanding Exc . Rcpts and Other Financing Sources Over/ (Un- Jen . 1. ' 87 ..... 760 .000 .00 Rtlirod .............. 8o .ooo .oo der) EKpend. Diob . & Oth· or UMs/ Net....... 1•.469 .92 Fund Cash Belanca Jan. 1, '87.. .. .... 70.116.38 Fund Cash. Balance Doc. 31. '87 ... c. 71,586.50 TOTALS (Memorandum Only) RECEIPTS: Local Taxeo .. ..... 98,51 5.20 Outsta,.ding lntergovernmentll Rovenuo ....... 250,523.40 ChargOI lor Sorvicos ....... 299.417.75 Finn. Licenses, a. Permits .. .. ...... 63,228.70 Miscellanoouo .... 86,584 .55 Total Receipts .. .. 797,269.60 DISBURSEMENTS: Security of Penon lk Dec. 31. '87 .... 680.000.00 Memoranda Data: Property TIK levies: lnoido10 Mlll .. ........ 1.70 Outoide 10 Mill ... ......7 .00 Estimated Pop .. ........ 2.926 Federal Census Population.... ......... 2.967 THIS IS AN UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT I certify lhlo report to ,bo correct and true to the best of my knowledge. -'on 'Buck Clerk -Tress., 3-27-88 237 Race St .. Middleport, Ohio 45760 Ph . 614·992·6424 13) 29. 1tc CIISP & SEIYE VACUUM PACK BACON ·····~················~H.rli. S1.19 . 6-8 lB. AVG• . ll. 89< TALLY HAMS ················~········· SWin ECKIICI . lB. $1 •'89 VA. BRAND HA.M••••••••••••••• SMITHFIELD HOMEMADE MEAT SALAD••••••••••••·••••••• ~~·••••• 89< WFT WHIPPED I LB. BOWL MIRACLE MARGARINE ........ S1.49 KRAFT t6 SLICE Its Archway Cookie Time. Coffee AMERICAN PROCESSED CHEESE .........:.~.f!Z;. SJ.B 7 ·EGG WINESAP APPLES ............ ~J.••.~~ ..99< CALIFORNIA 30 CT. CELERY ...................¥P.-... 69< IDAHO 10 LB. BAKING POTATOES .. 51.69 lARSH REO GRAPEFRUIT .....ill.f!;, 2/59 1 NOODLES.~!.~:~ ••••••U.~\· S1. 19 OIE·IDA TATAR TOTS •••••••••••• 11.~1.1M".$ 1.79 FOI DELUXE COMBINATION PIZZA9.~1...f.~ S1.79 160%.$1 •29' CRISCO SHORTENING •••••••• KEUOGG'S . FROSTED FLAKES ........~~Pl••• S2.39 lUSH'S SHELLIE BEANS •••••••••••~~PI•• ·2/99c CAIIPIILL'S TOMATO JUICE ····~······~\Pl•• 2I 79< 5101BY'S SLICED PEACHES •••••••••••• !Ml....89< BROWN SUGAR ••••••••••••• !M!·••• 69< HUll'S .MANWICH ...................1l.'M!·S1.89 IIIILAI 1001-AID •• a..............\t~P.z••• 6/99< ·twill PAC~ -BOUNTY TOWELS .............. S1.39 .,.. Jc 0.. LA• AIMH POnED T••••••••••••\1&••• 2/69c �Pegs 1o-The Deily Seminal Wednssday. March 30, 1988 Alfred community happenings SBC award winner announced SYRACUSE - Eric Cun- with an assoc iate degree James Kelly has returned West Vtrgtnta 26101. In home and Is making a sattsfacOste Mae Follrod' s famtly ningham, Syracuse: was pres- accounting. Mrs. Sharon Datn , celebrated her birthday wtth -·a director. presented Cunningham . tory recovery. ented the award given to a Eloise Archer Is Improving. restaurant meal on March 13. student chosen to be outstanding with a commendation of merit among Southeastern Business and appreciatio n · for his Cards may be sent to Ca111den- · Present were ·Clair Follrod and Clark Hospital, Parkersburg, Mr. and Mrs. Dave Watson and College students for the winter accompa nltsiJments .. quar ter. Stacie, local ; Mr. a nd Mrs. Steve Follrod, Athens . Cunningham has main tained a high ~trade point average and has . ,Bazaar Sunday School attenda-nce an excellent attendance record · SYRACUSE No public this year although Items are March 6 was 29; church attend-whtle attending school lull time. Easter bazaar will be held at the bei1tg sold for the church by ance, 20. On March 13 Sunday He wUI graduate In September First Church of God, Syracuse, Lenore Jenkins, ~2·5655. School attendance was 28; · church attendance. 18. MEIGS COUNTY FAIR GROUNDS- POMEROY. OHIO A joint Middleport community Good Friday servicE>, sponsored by the Middleport Ministerial Association, will be held at 7:30 p.m. at the Heath United Metho· dllt Church, corner of Main and · S. Third Ave. The Rev. James A. Seddon, newly Installed pastor o! the Middleport First Baptist Chureh, will be preaching. There Will be choral music and special musical numbers. · . The Stlversvllle Community Church will observe Passover service at 7 p.m. Friday . The service will feature praise, wor- AUG. 6-6-7 SEPT. 2-3-4 OCT. 7-8-9 NOV. 4-6-6 DEALERS WANTED - BUYERS WANTED COME ONE - COME ALL l .easonable S.t-Up latn, llld.Or Spac.-Outdoor Spa'• Wo'n S.. You at the flea Marklt for Information Cal: (304) 422-4169 or (614) 742-2212 · 2nd. Annual Kroger E er Hu · ,. ship and communion: Haley speaking. Suilrtse service at Wesleyan The South Bethel New Testa· menl Church Will feature the Bible Holiness Church, 75 Pearl Unity Singers on Good Friday at St., Middleport, 6 a.m.; morning 7 p.m. service, 9: 30 a.m. and evening · Good Friday service at the Mt . · worship at 7: 30 p.m. with the Union Baptist Church at 6:30 Rev. VIctor Nelson, Jr., Nelsonp.m. Easter Sl!nrise service, 7 · ville, speaking. ' . Sunrise service Easter, 6 a.m. a.m. Easter sunrise service at at Apple Grove Urltted Methodist Naomi Baptist Church In Pome- Church with coffee and donuts roy, 7 a .m. With Rev. Samuel served. following service. Jackson speaking. Revival at Harrisonville HollEasfer sunrise· Service and ness Chapel Thursday through communion at Hysell Run Holi- Easter Sunday, 7: 30 each evenness Church, 6 a .m . with Leland ing With Rev. William Cantleb, erry, Mansfield, speaking. ~ine : school . note~ Right to An Olympic theme was carried out by students and teachers during their twp week Right-toRead observance at the Racine Elementary School. An outdoor torch .lighting ceremony kicked off activities. Butldtng level activities included decorattnl! with reading messages grocery bags for the Cross Grocery and Individual reading messages wrapped with Olympic gold rings placed Inside the sacks. Other activities Include Erica Magnus, a children's author from Athens, doing an all day workshop with students, a balloon launah,. guessing games · on the titles of fairy tales, .sustained silent reading, a book drawing an(! a book fair. · . Grade one activities Included making posters o!favorlte books , ,. ' •• .. 11 Holy Week services announced · 1988 SCHEDULE ·FLEA MARKET APR. 1-2-3 · MAY 6-7-8 JUNE 3-4-6 JULY 1-2-3 The Daily March 30, 1988 •• making alphabet pretzels and reading books at home. The two top r~aders were Joshua Ervin and Crystal Rose. · · Grade..twQ made book covers, . book pOsters and bookmarks. The. two top readers were Matthew run and Danny Sayre. Reading tiooks, repeating nursery rhymes and doing book reports · highlight grade three activities. The two top readers were Michelle Johrison and Bobby Wrltesel. In gracde four there were oral book reports, re~ding to first and ·second graders, reading at home, story starters, doing poems and mystery storle.s. Ryan · Martin. and Faith Rose were the .two top readers: Grade five activities Included making· dlaramas, · itving up We Reserve The Right To · limit Quantities Monday thru Sunday 8 AM-10 PM Read · . television time to read, reading to siblings and-or parents and wriUng thank-you notes to favorlte authors. Kendra Norris and Courtney Roush were the two top readsw. Activities for grade six were reading at home, writing book reJ!OI'ts, summzarlzlng news stortes, reading to primary children, visiting the library , making bookmarks and posters. Beth Clark and Jenny Cleek were· the two top readers. Chapter I students have been playing reading games tO reach for the gold medal. Cookies were made and served 1 to the entire schooL Top Winners In each class Will receive Olympic type medals on awards day. Winner of, a book bag given during the observance was Jody Hupp. STORE HOURS 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. R.C. COLA 6 PACK CANS $129 Harrisonville happenings----Weekend visitors of Or'a Carsey were her son, Roger, and his · son, Michael, Columbus, Terry Carsey and children o! MillersMr.Marshfield. and Mrs. George port, andNew Cooper, OPEN EASTER SUNDAY ~pril 3, f 988 B.ooam Til B·oo . Mrs. Darold Graham of Sumter, S. C. spent sometime here recently visiting Bessie Graham. Mr. and Mrs. Duane Stanley visited her sister and brother-Inlaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Scott, Nelsonville, recently. Mr. and Mrs. John Williams have been vacationing In Florida ~~~e~~~~~ weeks visiting rela-. Mr~. wtnnte Neal had her nine-year-old grandson of Nelsonville as her guest last week. Pm April 4th. ~ Rnday Fie-Ope M • Norrnat H esurne ours Mrs. Mae Dlxo~ Is staying nights with Mrs. Neal. Mr. and Mrs. Steven Stanley of Athens, attended a famtly dinner at the David Napper - home honoring the birthdays of Mrs . Lena Napper and Mrs. Margaret Hysell. rp;;;;;;;;;;;;;:;=========;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~l PORK SAUSAGE FOR SALE bYTh I Farntai'S Bank lind SliVings ( 0., . PoJY~eroy, Ohio. by Public Auction April 2nd, 1988. Dozer Macltl D850 Casa, S #7075565. Moto~ col:/lett2 rebuilt. Transmission recently ovarhau • Bid ars may matt at 9:30 a.m. at 105 Union Ava., 'Pomeroy, Ohio. Auc:tion will bt held at 1-0:00 a.m. at Randolph Fraley's, Stories Run Rd. Minimum. acceptable bid $14,500.00. •. I lB. ROll 69( For more information contact Scott Shank at 992-3293 COPVAIGHT IB • THE KROGER CO . ITEMS .t.ND PRICES GOOD ~LJN0AY. M"'ACH 11. THROUGH SATURDAY, APAIL2 , 19811, IN GAlLIPOLIS u .ora.:ID'r SfOIES. • WE AESM!Jl THE fliGHT TO UMIT QUANTITIES. NON£ SOLD TO DEALERS. For file Will drill I'll .,_11... Three smartly tailored looks to complement your spring wardrobe. Reg: $1 •.99 j ADVIIITISEI mM NUC'· EICh _ol Lhl&e II!Yirtiaed it&rTtl '' reciu+fld to bt rucliiY avlilabft IOI .... in ucn IC.ropr S~ore, uceptasspeciiiCIIIy notlld on th.• ad I! w111 do ru11 out olen eavenisecl item. we w~l offer you ~0u 1 thOtce ol a comparable II~ . ""'~ en ~~~••table , oell ~~~:nng the wme savings or a 111ncheck wh• ch w ~l e nt1tle you to purc hue the edven•ied ote m ~~ the adlil!f"! lse(l p rice w!ltun 30 di1y5. Only onP. vend or couPOn v.oll bflllt tepted po!r Olem purthillild. ' ' · FROZEN Kroger Whipped Tupping 8-oz. sec FROZEN Kroger Pie Shells Gold Crest Jelly Beans Kroger Cream Cheese 2For $~- age sec Strawberry Pies 8-ciz. . 11Hlz. 11Htz. IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE MEDIUM EGGS '' . 1' • 3 Sl DOZ. l-Inch 24-oz. $288 limit 3 ' California Strawberries Quart 88 Pillsbury Plus Cake Mix 18.2S-oz. Maxwell House .Coffee 3-lb. Can .. ' U.S. G'OV'T GRADED CHOICE GRAIN FED BEEF Bone In Ribeye Roast Pound I !' '!' ROYAL SCOT 1 l.B. QTRS. MAXWELL HOUSE DECAFFEINATED COFFEE 13-0Z. .. $2.99 NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE, DIET SPRITE. SPA ITE. Diet Coke or Coca Cola Texas Gold Ice Cream 2-Litar %-Gallon $ For ~I'AK 12-oi. CANS ... e1.'19 BOY ONE 6.5··8-oz. Ruffles Brand Potato Chips GET ONE -FREE! TRIM Beautiful E-.ster· Lilies l-Inch Pot 4/Sl I. .•'' .,' I I i =::;; " ~llloiiGI goocllaobfar-Two IIYiel to _ , all ~~aeon longl Reg. 517.99. $19.99 $ ~ r-- I ~~~ COUNTRY OVEN SHORTCAKE SHELLS 2--4-CT. PKGS . . . $1 .29 MARGARINE l 88 ' ROCK FARMS A 1111 tan • • • Dale I ly lallcnd cn.lhae. Reg. tl-99 llrap ' I I ' 'I • 305 lltR ·aoAD, IAWPOUS . '. ' ' \ DEcoRATED ••• t10.98 - ---~- --- -- Please . ~ r- �.-,..- -- ------ ---~ The Daily calendar·. The Daily Sentinel _.,NESDAY PHONE 992-2156 , rOt Write Dlifty Senti"tl Cltnitit!l Dept. J;'OMERQY - . Wildwood · Garden Club will meet at 7: 30 Wednesday evening at tile !lOme <if Mary Nease. 111 t~un St .. PaiMftiY. ·Ohio 4$169 We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities MIDDLEPORT- The C~~~~~~ ~ <if Christ In Christian t Pearl St., Middleport, will have a . temperan~ speaker Wednesday e!i"enlng at 7: 30 p.m. Facts . concerning the liquor .trafflce will be presented, THURSDAY Business Services· STORE HOURS Monday thru Sunday · -•••-...un -llli:lm .298 SECOND ST. · . POMEROY, .OH. ' ----· '· 1/ · . p · . k' "t • . LB. $]29 ,.4 or o1n •••••••• . _· -_ . ( leg ·Quarters ..•• ~~·•• ~ 9 CHICKEN •• . $ .U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS 59 Chuck Roast •• !~.... 1 .'' ... ...... t'• •m '•.. :.rt Boneless Ham •••••• $_. ,w..,~ . ol ADri1,.198B. 11.3:00 p.m. for the purpo10 ·,of -lng dlroctoro and tho traftMCIIon of ouch olher l!uolnen •• ...,Y properly como beforo Nld mHtlng. .. , , DOZ. , . Amtricare-Pomeroy Nursing and Reh 4iHtation.C•ter (6141 992-6606 IN MEMORIAM The ynn art long and thl meinaries IMIIY since Olan Goodwin left us March 30, 1970. Tht buddies of the 133rd Sea Bet Battalion USMC and miBiy local friends ha" kind thoughts of him - we thanll you. Ill is now and always · will be in ciur th.oughts and prayers. ·. HUNT'S NO. SALT DAIRY LANE ' . Ice Cream ••••••••••••• Tomato Juice ••••••••• RHODES 2 PAK Wesson ·Oil ••••••••••• 99< White Bread ••••••••• 46 oz. j' ...' ' • ,, I• '• . '. 112 GAL. i 24 oz. EA• UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT • . SYRACUSE - Remodeled 2 story home. 3-4 bedrooms. 1II> baths, basement, garage and an older barn. -Approx. l acre. Nice tor tn·e growing family' $39,900.00. HYSELL RUN - Nice ranch with gorgeous kilchen, huge family room. big living room w/fiteplace. · 20 acres of peaceful surroundings. Also a trailer hookup. HAS BEEN REOUCEO TO $49,900.00. MAKE bFF6R. POMEROY - Nice neigh, borhood! 4 bedroom home, 2 car garage, "WB fireplace, full basement, oak trim, workshop over garage. lots of cabinet space. MUCH MORE! NOW $39;900. l.NTEIEST RATES NOW AVAILABLE - 7 0%to 10% variable, 9.35% · 9.75% fixed rate. We can help you choose a loan best for yo~ I Other terms and conditions vary. OLD SCIPIO RECYCliNG I MEIGS' NON-FERROUS, INC • . HENRY E. CLELAND, JR. 992-6191 JEAN TRIIISn ,,,•• MI-21&0 DOTTI£ TUIIIEI ...... tl2-5112 TRACY RIFFLE ... '.... 941-!010 .OFFICE ..................112·2259 PH. 992-3466 WI lotiy aU S<rap .. •' •• • .,' '' I *** If you •re ovtr . ldl ,• INSTANT COFFEE 12 oz. $449 Limit 1 Ptr Cust-• • Good Only At POwell's Su,.._ktt 'Good Sun., Mar. 27 tltru Sot. Apr, 2, 1981 , HUNT'S TOMATO PASTE 6oz. ·4/$1 ASSORTED FLAVORS 2LITER 3/$1 Lisnit 3 ,., c,.,_ Good Only At Pow lit' 1 Su(l<ntllrktl Mar. 27 ..... - ........... _ 4LI, BAG lltnit 1 Por CvsiGod .Oiily AI Powell's s.. ernoarttl 8oo4 Stm.. Mat. 27 1itno S.t. • · 2, ltU . Cholrt . KOUNTRY CLUB GOLF LESS.ONS sa.oo 6 for S45 · AUTO & TRUCK · REPAIR Ale.o Tra••mli•loll PH. 992-5682 " or 992-7121 . Now G,;,s $2.50 . Squaro Groovn SI 0.00 latllt!MH TroPhln and ' Pfoqun $2.50 Engravt111 JOHN rmoao Chtsttr, Ohio· 3-Z-'JI. lmo. EAGLE IIDGE SMALL ENGINE PH. U9-2969 ·D••I• for . YAIDUN I. ECHO -n loeeted Helfw1y be· Rt. 7 &. B81hln. · HE~ & USED MOWERS a. 7 Financing on Y1rdmen Sei'Vice <in All Mokeo W. Maner IlK{ I~ WANT TO IUY WRECKED OR JUNK COS OR RUCKS . ,.-FlEE ISTIAUltSFO< ony, of thtso '""i<H <~II 614-742-2617 ·p.m. J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Wifidows •New Roofing . F~EE ESTIMATES J~MES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 • 3-18-88·1 mo. 1:00 P.M. RACINE .. GUN CLUB PickuP & Delivery FREE.E~;~~~~!~ ~ IACINE, OHIO 1614) ' J&L INSULATION HEATING & . COOLING 161 North S.cond Middt.port, Olio"45760 S~LES & SERVICE •fURNACES •AIR CONDITIONERS We C•"v Fishing Suppliu Pay Your Phone . and Cable Billa Here IIISlrifSS PHOll (6141 992-6550 RISIDENCI PHON! (6141 992- . oHEAT PUMPS FRE.E .ESTIMATES PH. 992-2772 3-21-88-1 mo. , CARTER'S PLUMBING & HEATING CHESTER. OHIO •HOME BUILDING •KITCHENS · BATHS •ROOFING REMODELING & REPAIRS SEPTIC SYSTEMS & BACK HOE WORK 992-6282 Phenl hJ ·. , hH~~~~ 319 SQ. 2nd A~e. Middleport, Ohio 915·4141 . GlllaAL tOIITUCTOU References 11 · ~~"" • ·Television Listening Dependable Hearing Aid Sales & Sorvk~ e, Hearing Evaluations For All Ages ~ LISA M. KOCH. M.S. ~ Licensed Clinical Audiologist *** inexperienced to aet The orlgln11 Buy. Sell ," Trede Ma$11zine for cart, truck1, bo1t1, ·c:ycl•, RV1 FOR OUICK RESULTS ... . Advertiie today in Wheeler Dealer, or you juat may ml11 a ulel Ita.,...._ 2-21-'17-1 .... "'- t -"2·3317 or 1· 164-4233 or RandS .AUTO REPAIR 41926 ST. RT. 7 TUPPERS PlAINS. OHIO 1 7 Yrt. Experience CERTIFIED MECHANIC BUS. 667-6102 HOME 374-5599 HOURS: 9:30 a.m.-6 p.m• Monday-Friday Sot. by Appain'-'1 ~·--lmo. CONCRETE& BLOCK WORK A()OFINO • SIDING 949·2741 Dr1in1ge Lin_.,, NU. , Sewer & Building. Lomt cl-ing. """'"'' Complete MObile Home Setups Fill Dirt • Top Soil • .Limestone · SMALL or lARGE JOBS •FREE•ESTIMATES• ·• W•ntad: Lldy tu my'. with ledy for comp1ny .• light hoiJu work. Cell 814· 4,..· 1023, 8am.4pm or 614 - ~8 - 1784 ~., 6pm ASSEMBLERS waft'lld. . Eef.n money 11MMblirtQ Ted_dy Bean. F.rM lnforma1:ion. Write: Jo-El Ent.rpri111 ~ 'P.O. lu 2203, kiisimmee, f l, 32742·2203. Yerd Sale: Fri•• S1t., Aprll1 • 2, 21f2 iJ'Iilei out 141 on lefl:juet before Cen.ten•rv Townhou••.Girls·tize 4T to 6. C1!b~1ge P•tch clubhouu, Wander rocking horl8. bookt , Piltternt. wo_:_::::_'"::on_::•_..:1_:c4_:; ·to:_1;_:6;_'toy:..:.:•:_·- - GET ·PAlO tor r...Ong bookat •100 per titlei. Write: . PASE· 33l, 161 S . linCOI'\Wiy, ~ . · Aurora, 11.-80&42, Yard Sele for milsionwy work team at Centenary townhOuse. fl'i ., April 1•t-. 9-&, Sat.· 1 ~ ·1 . Everything reM:ori~ble . Go:.ternmfllt Jobs. •1 e.040· '59,230 ye1r'. NOw hiring . YoUr erea . 1·808 -187-1000 Ext. R· 9806 ·fOr current Fedefel list. 'Large aale In Eurtkli!. Little ~Jf everything ; Thurs., Frt , &. Set . 9 ,8. Job hunting? Need _.. tki117 We trein peopltt for job_l l i Auto Mech•nlc•. Cerpentera. Eleetri· cien•. Food Service . Workers, Electronics Teohnich11n1. Indus· trial Maintan•nce Wo'rk_era , Nursing A11i1tant1 ·lnd Qrder· · lla1, .M1r:ihi•nlsts, and Welders . Register nOw for Clas ... Ngin·· nlng April 4th . Call Tri-County VocetiOn•l Ac$ult Center •• 763· 3611 ·ext. 14. A v•riety of funding source• to pay for . training arB available for tho1& eligible. EAAN AS MUCH. AS .300.00 WEEKLY. Auembl\t"ing prodUCta · irt your hom1. Stlrt right 1w1y. · ,No e~perienCe niKIHUf'V. Send _132 Stete St. Thursdey otily. · · Mlf eddreuitdr stamped enve· Miscellaneou1 Yard Ale- Satur" . lope td: HOM ECRAFT~ . ·P .O . dey, April 2nd. Aerott from Blue Bo11 7802, H"'ntington. WV : Fountiln MOtel on Bll'ch lane. 25778 . ,_ ,...,p,'"" .. "" -· ·-,_ -· .,,, .. omeroy · Middleport & Vicinity ···········--· · ··" -------· ~· ····-- 3 family y•rd tale. Frid'e y ·snd Saturd1y, 111. e"d 2nd et 108 Pearl St., Middleport. ln1id' building in back. Rain or shine. El ' till 4 . -----~-- Do you hive the spirit uf c.-ing7 Ther1 ere many job opportunities Ger•g:8 Silt. 9-5. Every- for hHith c1re worken. Bei:oma thing che•P ~ Crew Rd . Behind a veluable member of the h..lth Fairground•. cere tum in iust 18 weeki. Enrol now in the · Nur1ing Ger•g• tale: ·M•rch 31, April Alsittlnt•.Orderly · progr•m et ""1,2. 341 Rutland St., Middle· Tri-County Vocetionlll School·· · port. Ohio. 9-4. Sonny HUdson· AdUlt EducatiOn CentBr. Need rei:ldence. Rain or thine. moneY ·for trlining7 We heve a veriety of funding sourc.. avail5·family_y~rd Q;te. Aprl 1. and 2 . able for tho" ·eligible. Regiater On Rt; 1 ecron from Memory now for the ele11es beginning Gardena. Apri14th l ce11753 -3&11 ext . 1 4·. Cetch the.Spirit! · 3 family yard aale Apiil 1 and 2 (Fri. ond Set.) 9-l . 43 Cole St. Feder•!. state end civil ..vice Middleport. (Ne•t to riY•I Rein jobt. *18,4to ee9,S91 . lmm• cance11. · di1te opanlngsl Call Job line 1,618·469-361 .1 Extf, 1622 24 ••= ·...... P"t ..Pieiisa·nf"··· H.-.. Ia Vicinity ................. ............... WANTED DEAD OR ALIVE ' 3 Announcements •Washers •Dryers •Rangas .•Freezera •Refrigerators "Must h R1p11irable" Gr•t hair do-.n 't have to be e~~~:pen1ive •t FIESTA HAIR FA· SHIONS, a Sh1mpoo, Cut 1nd lEN'S APPUANCE SEilVICE . US-3561 We Se.-vice All M1k11 1122/18/trn MEIGS OFFICE MACHINES New I ••ld SAlfES.SIIVICI·SUPPUIS Royol & SCM Typ~wriloro loyal & MAX Cilnlators Roy,. ·& Ma1 Cash 11otiU•n . HOMEI BElT · . lollgle"-. OIL 45743 Ph. 16141 IU•UI6 QUAUTY PIINT SHOP (614) 992-3345 · L.~------~~-~~~---~,=··~· -Addona 1nd remodeling - Roofini 1nd guttilr work - Concrete work - Plumbing end electriCII wqrk, tfree Eotimateol V. C. YOUNG Ill n2 -6215 or 992-7314 ' Po1111roy, Ohio Blowdry 11 priced at jult 19.991 ' Our • no 1ppointment •lion it loclled at 322 Second Ave .. ICfOU· from p.k, 44$-9162 . A1cine Ohio River Camp Grounds. Opening Aprtl 1!. Come cemp witt) uti 21 c1mp 1itM. For rent: Hou•• keeping room•. camper. furnished •pt. All on Ohio River. Very beeutiful. 814-949-2528 . .· 4-15-'86-tc We can core· radi11tors and heater cores. We can also acid boll and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. We'd emeyer's ·Auction Service· livllllble at your corwenlenee 1nd lucetiunt. Mirlln Wede,...ye, AuctiOflHr· 614·2465182. . AVON alf ·a re••; Shirley Spears, 304-876, 1429. Auctioneer Col. ba·cer E. Cl!ck. 304-B9&·3430. Lie . No. 754BS . Auction Friday Aprll1 , 7:00PM. Hertford CommUnity Center. Big truck loed new merchlndlte. Yerd Sslert, Fie• M1rlr.eter1, every one . Welcome. 304·372· 3765 . 9 Wanted To Buy We ply cssh for l1te model clnn used cart. Jim Mlftk C.hav. -Oids Inc. Bill Gene Johnson 814,448-3872 TOP CASH Plid for ' 83 mOdel and newer used c•s. Smith B'ulck·-Pontiac. 1911 E1nern Ave., Glllipolit. Cell 614·448· 2282 . Complete houtlhold• of turn i· ture' & lntiques. Alto wood & coal hutert. $wain's Furniture &. Auction. Third & Olive, 614,448-3159. Auction- April 111· 7 PM. H1i1ford Com_munity Center. Big truck load of merch•n· dl ... .Something" for everyone. Coli 304-372·3785. W1nt to buy! Used fumiture•nd entlqun. Will buy entire hou•• hold fumi•hing. M1rlin Wede· meyer. 614-246·5162 . 4 Junk C.rs with or without motors. C1ll lArry Uvely-614· 3BB-9303. new Giveaway 7 wk. old ouooi••· Hove boon wonned . Pon Coll!e. Coli 614· ·_3._B_-B7 __9_6__ . __________ Male puppy-Fawn with bl-.ck muk. Co11814·448,4824 . Y11rd Sale Sal11 peraon for advertising· nl... axper,ses plu1 commis· lion , 304-767-7881 . ' Local org..ization Looking lor someone with boQkkeeping beckground, must have expe, rience. Accounts receiv1ble & PIYible. Payroll. general ledger. Send r..ume to Point Pleuant· Aaglater, box C-2&, Point Plh· ....•. wv 26560 . Babysitter prefer il'! my home. Ma1on, W.Va . Oaytime hour•. References required, 304-773· 60BI . Gel p1id for ·reeding books! $100.00 per' title. Write: PASE617K, 161 S. Uncolnwey. N. Aurora ,' II 80542. Local Northern Virginia Home Mer1uf•cturer needs laborers who 1r1 lOoking for study employment. Gu•r•nteed 40 hrs per weak plu1 overtime. Four 1 0 hour d•'fl •re available •• wellu lodging. C1lvenon, Va. 1· 703· 788·4222. 8:00am to 4:30pm. 12 Situations -Wanted H•v• room In prftt'lte home for elderly person. Reaton1ble rate. Good c1re. Refentlnce•. Call 114·266·6609. 1- - - - - - - - - - El_im Home. 209 S. Fourth, Middleport. Ohio. Room end boerd for aenior citizen•. Spec:J 11 c•re in prlv1te horne. 81 4-892· &873, j.:.:..:.:._______ Wanted Standing timber. Llrge or lmlllacr..... Call614· 682· 7~48 or 682-7218 :' Sleeping rooms 1nd room end ba.d for the elderly. Under New Mllnagement. R'aaonable. l14992·7204. WANTED TO BUY · ANTIQUES WIH do bab'('aittlng In my home anytime. Ex-dey c11ra te.cher. Croeh. cupboarda. beda. dreaaert, bookCIMI, chtlini, Reference•. Call 8.1 4-7422261 . quitta, pi~;ture dD111, Won • ... tin guM, toys, poet c«da, tram fruit j1ra, lemfll, wicker, chin• c•· binet. cains. costume ,jewlery, F"" to goOd home, Minieture mut~ boxn, gum bel me· CoUie, temel• •nd her two cute chin II, A mite. old it.,.t. Will be puppies. 2101 Y.t Uncoln Ave. in town on April 4th • 5th. PI.P~ . Pevino c11h. C.l ~llect-Tony· 211-144-1111 or Chudc, 211HorM menure. rpust load 1nd 719·2193 or Write: Chuok'• AntiquN, P.O. Box .t021 , Co· heul you,..af, 304· 876· 22-t& . 0 443 2 1 8 loot truok toppe<, 304-67&- , ::pl:.:••:..··.::.::hlo.:_.:.:.: · .:.-' - - 1325. Buying deify gold. 1llvw coins. ringa, jewelry, tterting · w~tre. old 6 Loat ilfld Found coin•. laraa currency. Top priOM. Ed lurkflt a.rt..r Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middl r twO:. Oh. 114· FOUND: Chillicothe Rd.· Fe- 192·3478. mela. tan-blonde Chlhuehu•· QUILTS .CIIim .t: Gelle County Animal' . High , - pold far pr.1910 S~oltor. · . quitt1. Appllll •· pleoed, any FOUNO :Shrlne club vic:inltv· oondl-, Colll14-992-2101 ., 814·02·1117. ·Ad. Coi: loftg holr, millo. Hnotclolmot!;wlll Dahan lontng Inc. Buyer of giyo to homo. Coli 814· ltending tfMber and loge. AI· 4411-441'1. bony. Ohio. 814-881-8284. 7 PAT HILL Pert·Tima Jobtll Join lh.e Army Netlonal Gu1rd : 304-676 ·3950 or 1·100· 842-3819 . Au·tomobil" washed ena w,ued inside and ou1. For free estimate e~ll SteYe et 514· 992 -3342. Molt cera 826 .00. 4'11 mo~th old puppy. mi~ed breed. Qf'N1 with children. 304675·8105. CARPENTER , SERVICE Public Sale AVON · All Ifill. C1ll Marilyn We•ver 304-882-2646. ·s. Auction t Rick P11r1on Auctioneer. li· censed Ohio 1nd W81t Virgini1. Eetete. •ntiqua. farm, liquid•tion seles, 304 - 773 · 6~8! . An no unc e111 en Is Scrip IMd. Paying .12 per ,...nd. CAll 114·742-2121 . I :~=::;;;;;;;~~;::::== ' - - - - - - -- I" Cell us for your mobile home insurence: Miller lntUrence, 304-882 -2145. Alto : eutu, • :;:h•:.:•:.:lth::_:._ _ __ 1 h.::o.::m::•·:.:l:::ift:;_ 1· 15 Schools Instruction Top job• require lop sldlls; Act Now! Sou..._.., Bu-'nMt Collog•446·43417 AICS Ace,. . dlted Rog . H-11·10118 18 Wanted to Do Jlrn'o Odd Jobo SunHcb. tiding, peintlfta._root· lng.. carpenter work.· trill• r• polr. Coli 814-378-2411 . ··· ····Gallipolis...,...,-- 992-21 MiddiiPI!Irt. 1· 1 ..... n too oN to 11t1 GOOD ' 992-3410 LII£STONE QRAVEL • SAND 'TOP SOIL & Vicin ity 8 YOUNG'S - ~or bad11g 2-2 '87·1110 . , :-'GiillTpoliS'"'"---· , R8in c:Hcelt.· . PH. 949·2101 or IR. 949-2860 DWII .,_ 11 Help Wanted z .... · - lullt · ""Free Eltlm•tes" . DIILII Yard Sale ::t .BISSElL SIDING CO. PHOTO ADS SEW Prltllioring 7 Heir Stylists. Acro11 Th1 Street ltyling Uk»n il seeking three ,_ •dditional ttylidl who are look, ing for more thiM:l just •nother (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·2104 2218 Jaff1rson Ave, Wed.• job . C•ll Terri at 614-448 -9510 Thufa. Fri. March 30, 31 , April1 . for det1ill. 417 Second Avenue, Boi" 1213 Cabbage Patch dolls with extra I , - Gallipolis, Ollio 45631 · oth•r dolls, live pl1nt1, silk Bab'(ilitter n~teded In Middlepon. or at ·arrengmentl, baby and Junkw C.11614-992 ·721 6. clOth... eleclric range. much Veterans Memorial Hospital A... mblers . w1nted. Earn momOfe. Mulberry Hgts, PomeroY., Ohio ney e11embling Teddy Beer •. d Sile, Fri and Sat. April-'1 Free Information. Write: Jo·EI L__.___________...,....::;,:;::,:::::....tii ·Yar. and 2, 403 Locutt St, Hender- Enterpris8i, P .O. Bux 2203. ton, wve. lots of nic. iteml, Ki.. immee, Fl . 32742·2203. •VI!IIYL SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION 915-3365 l '.tf •Junk Yard luaina11 htw- ·9 or "lltyllrig'·. • Reuphoi.Wrlng RestdMttiel • Commerci1l Furni1Ure Automotive • Ma'rtne Dreperin • Comlc:a A "lARGE SELECTiON OF FABRICS •ROOM ADDITIONS Dump Truck •Wreck• Service Cua:tom Home Building. Room Additions; Remodeling &. Repairs. Roofs. Batha, Kltchana WILL HAUL JUST CALLI •• .Will Do . Hauling With t•SJI!I, OliO DENNY CONGO '. ' t'' Backhoe ElWIN CONSTIUCTION REM()DELING & AODmONS ye111 old, Rn't respond to I~ Is lrt too oQozer serving Meigs & Athens Counties · MARCU'-' . CONTIACtlNG · Cl""s sl!artolllll $5.00 ;·. • LOTSA POP ~ ...11&•• NEW HOMES I ! HOUSE EVERY . .. SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. uc. 01110 11 Halp W•nted • •j RACINE . FIRE DEPT. . lEU CONSYIUCTION eiUidin• inckMtlrtt cans • , ... prim. HOURl: Mootioy·ft_, I to 5; l.otu I ,. Noon. r~: ·OPTOMniY . SERVICES ON PIQIISES $52,000.00. 3 Announcaments , lt. )24, Po1111roy Ohio lt. 2, Coohrllle · • NO SUNDAY CAUS STARCHER ROAD - Just out of town- 64 ~ acres of ground with. a 10'x90' barn w1th loft area. Electric availab.le. ASKING In nmnorr of Ro111kl W. Hllrrison who was killed in 1n alllo accld11t oil llld· dleport Hill 5 years 110. March 31, 1983. Sldty missed by friends and rtlltives. d GUN SHOOT BalhQm Building $15,000.00. I• -~- POMEROY - ·The Easter Issue of The Salvation Army's War Cry Is now on sale In the communities of Pomeroy and Mlddlepprt. Anyone not con· tacted and desiring a copy of the War Cry Is asked to ca11992-5472 or 992·2215. This Is the Army'·s week of self-denial for missions. Special · servl¢es will .be held at the Butternut Ave., Pomeroy, headquarters Thursday at 7 p.m. and Sunday ,10 a.m. and 7 p.m.' Tbere Will be special music and speakers._ ". In ·Memoriam Methar,.Brothers and Sisler 2°/o Milk .... ~ •.•.~~·••• · . HANGING R()CK GRADE A . ' $ lg. · Eggs ····~·········. 2/ "1 Dealer filM E. ~(UIPIIIt•l Puis & Sertrle POMEROY - 3 bedroom trailer 1ust out . of town I Woodburner, I car garage, equipped kilchen, AC, fenced . ya1d. Fruit trees, workshop. · MAKE OFF6R · ritiu1l!. Kliiea: se.retary · Faim Equipment • $30,000.00. {3123. 30; {4)10. 17, 4tc , Authorizod lGhn DMrt, . Now Holland, klh Hog HEMLOCK GROVE - Country home on 1 and 2/3 ac.re lot. Home _in good condition w/3 bdrms., new carpeting, attached garage. B•g yard for kid s. Much morel meroy. Ohio, according to . U. S. RT. 50 EAST ' GUYSVILE, OHIO (114·662-3821 $42,900.00 i1a by-lawo, on lho . ,lhlnl $ 'SALES & SERVICE POMEROY . - PRICE REDUCED - Beautiful mod· ern kitche.n compliments this 3 bedroom hOme with a deck for outdoor eating. Full ba sement, lois of closet space. Nice woodworkl MUST SEE! ONLY . Welt Second Strotl. Po- • BOGGS $18,500.00. ot1h8 ofllceofformoro !lank and Savlnga ComPIInv. 211 • 3-21.'87-1 mo. NEW LISTING - Nicely remodeled home in town. Could be 2 unit apartment. Sellers may help with f inan ci n g. WANT llhoreltoldero . of Farmoro Banaahareo. Inc. will be hold 2 992-2264 , ' Notice II hereby given that tho 0 nnual mHtlng of lhe ' · . 9 5 3 P.otatoes •••••• .o.L:·.a:!•• $ . 39 1 Revival services will be Friday. Saturday · and Sunday at 7:30 p.m. each evening at the Harrisonville Holiness Chapel. The Rev. William Canterbury wiU be the . evangelist. The Rev. David Fer· · rell, pastor ~ Invites the public to a.ttend. NEW LISTING- If trees·are what you · want on ·a lot suitable for building lhen this is 1\! V1sualize the house you've always wanted on this 1 acre shady lot Electric avai lable. NOW 12,500.00. LEGAL NOTICE BROUGHTON Will do Federal and State Income Tax, · typing, bookkeeping, . and Notary Service. · Margaret Parker . POMEROY. OH: 992-2269 Public ,Notice ' ---HARRISONVILLE - Roger .Hysell ., Garage ii-17-tfc E. Motn 1 l ~r.:;,:;:.l;,j:.r,.ol 992-881 , .UNCLASSIFIED RUSSET 949-2263 or 949-21 801 Middleport. Oh. • RUTLAND- Revival services · will be held at the Rutland Freewill Baptist Church startl~~g Monday, April 4, and continuing through April 9. Norman Taylqr will be the evengellst. Tbe public Is Invited to at~erid . · faoy VHS; "Real Estate General YAUEY LUMBER & SUPPLY DEXTER - Easter· sunrise service will be held at the Dexter Church of Christ at 6:30a.m. with a breakfast to follow. Theme of the service will be Slrnon of Cyrene. Sunday school will be held at 9:30 a.m. with worship service to be at 10:30 a.m. ·Revival services FREE ESTIMATES Ull a.-T CAirEI . or IOI'S EUCRONICS . 446-7390 Brigs & Str1tton Tec1mseh Wnd Eller Homelite , Jacobsen $] 79 Meellng cancelled MIDDLEPORT - A meeting of Middleport Lodge 363, F&AM, scheduled for Thursday night Is cancelled. Work In the EA . . Degree will be (lone at the next . regular meeting on April 5. & S1Wts ••• to &Parts LB. LB. . VHS TAPi Itt .. , ....., thott old Mo•ios Rentals IIIIIIIIIIIJ. 56 23 •• I 'll. Rump Roast ...!~.... $1 .89 BUCKET $229 Cube Steak •••••••••• 6-9 LB. AVG. lmm MOVIIS I SUDES to . Home Lot •• 11.& U.S.D.A. .. CHOICE BONELESS . . CORN KING - · Gutters Down1pouts Guttar Clearling l"ain,ing or Mobile ' . LB. . . NEW ..... IEfiAIR Campers, RVs, '£ ft ( . ' ROOFING · :1114/'Mh .._ BROWN'S TRAILER PARK Turkeys •.~ .••••••••L:.••••• u 77: .. Hso.aMEuM _AsD.Ea · . g.e ., -_1 . 19 .•.........•... . --.- RUTLAND - Sunrise serVIce at the Rutla.!!d Freewill Baptist Church will be held at 6 .a m. on Easter ·morning. ., . .,' ) FLAVORITE GRADE A-12 -14 LB. AVG. POMEROY - An Alcoholics Anonymous meeting will be held ' Thursday, .1· p.m. , at. the Community Action Building on West Second St., Pomeroy. Ala-Non will meet at the same time and location. 550 PAGE $~EET MIDDlEPORT, OliO . 1112/'11-tfc '" •• --- POMEROY - Sunrise serVIces will be held at the Poplar Ridge Church; Sunday, 7:30a.m. The public Is Invited to attend. • I Howard ' Write..t 1304) 675-7611 mo. .•' · SAU::M CENTER - Salem ToWiiShlp Trustees will ineet In special session Thursday at 9: 30 a.m. , at the fire bouse. · --SUNDAY liCK ~ALSTED, AGENT ·. · Paint ,_ant, WY Purchllil N~eessary Come In -' Lou of. · New • ' RUTLAND - An all-night hymn sing .,vlll be held at the Rutland Civic Center Friday beginning at 7 p.m. The event Is sponsored by the .Rutland Free- . will Baptist C!lurch. Fer s,rt.. -.d S111•m• SYIACUSI; 01111 NEW SJOIE-NEW STO<I LOW PIICES · Register for FREE lird lalh - No REEDSVILLE - Olive Town- . slllp Trustees will meet In special session. Thursday, 6; 30 p.m ., at the ~svllle Fire Station. . FRIDAY POMEROY - The Freedom Gospel Mission Easter program will be held Friday at 7: 30 p.m. Sunrise service will be held at 7 a.m .~>:on Easter morning. Gin SHOP SCrving Meigs, Gallia ·and . Mason Counties JO~S PRICES EFFECTIVE SUN., MAR. 27, THRU SAT., APR.i 1988. COOLVILLE - Pre-Easter revival services will be held · Thursday through Saturday, 7 p.m. each .evening, at the Vanderhoof Baptist Churcb. Speaker will · be Mike Homer, youth miniSter from Torch, Ohio. Special singing night. . Saturday . . . PORTLAND - Hazel Community Church, betWeen Portland and Long Bottom, will be In revival with different speakers each nlght, Thursday through Sunday at 7: 30 p.m. GEARY BODY SHOP OPEN 8.AM-l0 PM . . HARRISONVILE - Harrison-· ville Wesleyan Holiness Church will be In revival Thursday througll Sunday witb ~rvlces at 7:30 eacb night. Rev. WIUiam CanterQI!ry will be the speaker. WarCry GUN SHOOT EVERY SUNDAY - --~-- • Vicinity · ··· ·· ······· ~ ·· ............. . y. . . . . ~ 1.1.4:- • to l . 11>1 - l u i - A.... 2 au. · · aut ..... .t •• o~.-tnet. 11 vaoume DIIIMI'I. tva. floor CUSTOMMT ' Ha.s&WAGES ........,... "At lnu 1-l Prica" . ......... 1 nNNIIf ............. noll, clo• • • • pluo llllng. uulhun-. Lots of otMr ttuff. COil ll14-448-t114 .. 211- _.,_ ao.=:=...tnt:.: aau. 4 Fa111lly lela. v.-rlety ot r.:.. I dl on Ad :1 lull • Rd. -111.1. lot .. """' 1 • z. Help Wanted '"·a GOVE~NMENT JOII . 111.040 . 118,110/yr. - lllrlng. , _ - - 10t·IB7IOOCI bt.II·10tn f i l l ' " AVON- ... A- fill' COlli..._. . . ._ ALL-. -... ·-IIIIMeslitrtiiDifW.Iilll fralft -ar:t!Att • ' INOl'ICEI . . btJOI---=lllo __ ,..,_ "* l'IIE OHIO VAI.UY l'illuiH· lNG CO . fiDIIftm••• . . . -.OIIdNOTIO--_, a:..ttMo•ll•· ' �------ . Sentinel 21 - Ohio LAFF-A-DAY Buaineu Opportunity IS 1 75 64 Misc . MerchandiH Household Goods Dlamonda and gold . Brand new men and women'• . dl8rnond ringa. gold cheirta and All '".-ahandlaa ~ peroent JeW-•rv store c;:ott. .For intorrnatioft, cell Jt111 at 11 ... w.-, .,..ow 1984 B•Ja. rtd metal flake, 18'At' op en boW. V-8 anolna• turbo'prop., c uttorri bulh 1rtUer. tlrp low h.,u,., ild oqulpmont. 09,1100. oil 814· ·="""' cov•. 112· 2112 ovonlnv•· 8 ft. INck ooppoi. ln-0.., . o o 2 prom gown.. on. Ia tong, . ~. til. 7 . Other ,lt.. length, white. lb:e I>Call 114· 74230,1 8 eviNngt. Seitter . .7 0 HP · MerCury engine. Walk thru · wlndlhield. · CoiU14-448·11191. Vw . C.!l'pw. 81-o 5. Good condition. Gardin tiller til. Electrla dryor. 07&. 814-94!1· 2528. I 18;20 Walnut dining ~ aufte wtth deCo contora t411. 1120'• 9x 12 wool ruo ~th 3x& match runner *100. Smh:h 1111 rototill• I 8:00 Ill Cruy Uke Hounds . . 19e7 Glooo,.... Ski lo.,, ~P. uood 20 hou ro. 814·742·2808. ft . 120 ·I· ~ranral •1!21 E,.: cE.....D....-11 ·,_'.. ·,~. . . -,:c....;u,...·"- dating , ·conflicts. (NRI trucks .and trlll~r~ 'tor rent. 304-878-7421 . U Haul . I $UAPLUS DEN.IM, army. nntol · clothing; Wild turkey HUon, itOo.,, camoufi'OI grMn, ~ White clothing. NO. GMalts. Pol~l •dvertla'ng imprinted IPICIMIIel; Sa"' lomlf'VIIIe. R.t . 21 junction ln,dependance Road; East" Ravenewood. Fri, ·s... Sun, noon-B:OO pm. 304-273-1111. Dinnetta•; bedl. b~ddl.ng , ~reaaera, chelta, Couchea, cluire. lampe. coffee, end tablea. POLITICIANS · BUSINESSES e...., doy Spociolo. II milo out · liberal' discountt on union medl .lofrlcho. 304-175·1450. advertltlng tpeclallila lbook matchn) ate. _. , 0. " 'Sem" Aofrig .. w.- & ~'Yor· Good Somenri111. Maeon County prcipcond. Col 814-44e-3548. lrty owner ov. 32 vtare. Clll"for •ppolntmenu 30.. ·273; 111~. Queen lb:a bOK .,rtng arid m.-tr ..., frMQt end braa head- Signs portable. 'igh'Md, with b. .nl. good condhlon . 0250. . 299, fru - d•llvery. like new brOwn love aut. t200. l;ttera, W.VA. 1-eoo,e42·2434. Ohio Smallllg~tad curio cabinet $76. 1·900·533-34&3. Profeuional Service• 35 Lots Coli 114·892-3917 otter 6:30 p.m. 8t Acreage Mailohen FUrniture. Ou811ty fur~ ~ure • carpet at low11t pos:aible' prlan. Financing availibleto qUaiHfld ~uy~r~ , Upper River VHMt lol · on Pine St., ln. Galllpolia. No Mobile Hom• pormittod. U.OOO. Coli 114, &14·3133 oltor 8 RM. 31 Homes for Sale ' Big 3 BR . farm homu built on your lo~ e1&,115 and up. C.ll 1'· 814·888-731 1. Wilkwv,ille ~rn: Newly remo· :deted 3 BR ., balh . . b...ment. laro- d~. fruh trMI, outbuilding, 2 .fi: ecr• on C.R 8 bl«=ktop •rd .• w / rural wat.,, 831,000. a hou11 lot•· Golllpollo Forry. 304' 875· e908. ' . Rl~llt.l l s ·Coll$14-ell!l-7722. ,-24x40 sectionai-JBR ., 2 betht1 : utiltty room. new firePII!C•· 41 Homes for . Rent porch. 1 acre-land. 3 vrs . old. Calll14-388-930&. 3 BR. house --garage. Reduced for quick sale. Moving. Call '814-448-1368. 2 BR .·hOUIIe 1urrounded by pine trMI, 1 3 acres, full b..a ., 2 batha, hardwood floors, new· fence, pond a oulbuildingt. Priced in 840'1. Call 814-448- 2107-daya, 246 - 5100- ev~a . OPEN HOUSE.SATURDAY & MONDAY For SALE OR RENT by Owner: 11 Briel! houte-aecond On ·rightOrchaid Rd. , off south Rt. 7 . 2) Frame home-126% Third Ave.• Galllpolit._ 2 bedroom, .2 b. tha, 2 car garage. level lot on Rt. 33. Swimming pool, s.-telite, c lot~ to Meigt High. Call 614-992- 3254. Nicety furniahed small ho1,111. Adult• only. Ref. i'equirtd. No pat•. eau -814-448-0338. 233 Second Ave.:w / w ca,....., 2 BR ., 11h blth, khchenfumiahed. •360 • mo. plua clap .... ref. No .pets. Cell814-~8-4928. Nice 3 Bedroom hou11. Large Yd. • 314 Third St.·Kanauga. Coli 814-448-7473. 2 BR.-VInton area. Elec., water. 6 truh fumishiHI. · 2 children. Ref. 260 e mo. 8t 160 dap. Call e14-3ee-9ee6. 2 bedroom on Wolf Pan Ad. Call for Rant Mason, WVa. walking distllnce to grocery. furn iture store, post office, bank. $14.000 .00. 304- ee2-2971 . • Four bedrooms, 2 baths, ' Ned Sam Addition, clntral air cond, baseme nt, garage. fireplace. eo·o. 304-875-e999 . 32 Mobile Home9 for Sale In Euraka-2 nice & clean 2 BR . mobile home.. •200 & U25 per mo. Oep required. No . peta. Adults only . Call 814· 2•6· 5Be3. Nice madern 2 BR . mobile home. 11h IHiths, dining room, partially furnished . Upper Rt. 7 . Coll814-241-1111e. Nice 3 Bedroom trliler with el'pando living room. Large yd. -314 Third St.· Kanauga. Cell 614-446-7473. 12x80 Elcona1871 . 2 BR ., gat haM. washer • dryer, air. Extra ftica throug~ out. $5450. Call 81 4-448-0176. 1$70. 14x70. 2 large BR on 1 ecre. North ot Porter. Rural water. 114,000. Ca11814-388- 9719 1979 Duke Crown Royal. 14x70. Totel electric, 2 BR ., underpinning, CA . microwave. porches. Panty fumi.tted. Call Nice condition, 15 miln fTom Gallipolit on St.Sr. 218. C.H 614·25e-eoos. 1987 SauthbrDOk· 1 .. x815, 2 BR., CA, allelec:. Call614· 246· 9151 or 2415· 9173. Furniahed. 2 · BR ., A4dJYIIIe school aree, AC, waaher· Dryar lnd garden space. w..er/ .-w· age peld. C.l! 1:14-387-7741. 2 BR .• range, Nfrig ,· Pt~~ly fur· nlth&d. Excel. cond. 122!!! 1 mo. O.J. Wh~e Ad. Coli 814-448· 4389. 1989 Globla Most..-. 12d6. 2 BR .. t2500 . 1973 Cam.on, 1887 Newport. 2 bedroo electric. Will 1111 o Contract or rant for Depoiti rilquire. EnQui · Pearl St., Middleport. cond. C.ll 814-444-7316 or 'z 114· 288·9340. 12x80, 2 iiR... '02500. Good 248·9478. 141170 Schulta. ~II electric. Wether and dryer, retrigeret:or, tkw.. drapn. porch. .-wning Included. Ellcelient condition. can 114-992-&6P,2 or 814- 1&2· 334e. WindsortraHtr 3 bedrabmt, with addtdon, 3 M:r• land. out · buildlngt, G111ipotit Fen-v. 304.75· 8~30. 1914 flirmQrt~. 14•60. two fHtdrooma, 1 'AI' bathl. air cond. wnher· dryer, 304·17&-3118 itt., 15 :00 pm w•lulaye, w. . , ..,do onydmo. ' 1974 Cootlo 14al5. 2 bod· (oomt. 2 bldhs. all .._..,.c, twnlng • underpennlnt. 304- 182· 3121. City - · Col ll4-2~--IPM. . iriCr~wn City. *1&0 . Colle14·258·149&. Fuml1hed lfttaiancy apartment. Carpet ttwroughoul. Private· • quiet. &'Ingle working person only, _ Call 114-448-4607 or 446-2802. . Ad. Goll. 0. e14·448·7444. Stove 4 bum• Gibson, Hll•clnning, full·eutomatk: tlmH. etc. 2 yn old. like new, u.... very lhtle, uoo.oo R.trigerator Olblon, 17 CUbic feet Cllpldty. .frate frw. enerey-qver, 2 ve•n otd, like naw, $300.00. Autom.. ic Wllher Maytq, large capacity, Variout cyelee. ·2 epled, soak. perme· preaa, regular cycl... etc. like new. 2 yra old. •3so.oo. · Dryer , Glbaon, 7 yean old, works good, lerge cepac:lty. hlh-y duty, t~ont loodlng •• , 38.00. ~uy 6.5 Building Suppliea •ew• ·. 2783. 56 . .. Orttelou• IM... 1 and 2 ~­ room apartmtnta at Village Manor and Riverside Apart· mtntl In Mkldlepon. From a21&. including utllltiet. Call Dragonwynd Cattery Ke_nntl. CFA Himllayan, Pertlan •nd Sl•mua kittene. New AKC Chow pupPi11. Call 8,1 4-4483844 •tter 7PM . unfumlthed apartmenu In Middl..,art. Call 814-982-8304 or 2 bedroom Apt. tor rent. Car· peted. Nice Mtting. Liundry faciHttee avililable. Call' 114- 992-371 1. EOH. lioocl cond, 304-87&- 54 Misc . Merchandise Callahan's Used nra Shop. Over 1.000tlrft.~-12.13. 11. 18.6. 8 mil~~; 14. 11, out At. 218. Coll51~ · 211-e251 . SWI~ING POOLS • 1988 OAD~A ' Huga..31' oval pool with deck. flrice & filtar. Installation II financin:g available. 1-800·346· 0948. FIESTA HAIR FASHIONS, 322 APARTME ...TS, inObila hpm~, hou.... Pt. Pl. .ant and Gallipo111. 114-441-8221 ' BeeCh Street. ,_,iddl..,art. Ohio, 2 bedroom fumiahld apt, utili· lift paid, refarene111nd clepofit. 304-e82·218e. . . Two eftd one bedroom fumithed opertmerrt. coii304·875· 3BOO. One bedroam turnllhld 1p1, convenient location, 304-875~ 2441 . 45 . Furnished Roome Furnlahed room-819 &'a cand Ave., O.lllpolls. t121 a mo. Utllltlea paid. Sing~ mala. Share beth. Ca11448-4418 after7 PM. Rooma for ren1 -wHic or month; Starting It t120 1 ma. Gallla Hotol-114·448·9510. 46 Space for Rent RIVER LOTS For Boating • Camping· For Sale or Rant. A-One Real Estate Second Ave .• acrosa from park. 448·9162. 4 ' King Cun.r luohhog. t200. Coll11+441·8321. loW 35,000, privoto owntr. bought new Joec~IMI. with . e•tru, under 110 lnternulontil . trilator w/_plowa, trenepon dltc ... AKC' Cocker Spaniel pups. Re•dy for Easter. Call814-388· ••c. 3121. Mobile home turnllhld, 2 Hdrooma. UOO.OO pius p1 8ftd · coli .,... 7:00 pm 304-171-1112 or doyo 1787112 uk for Ethol. 2 Hdrpom tr.tler In country. ~t and ,.,.,ence rtiQU .... AJplne l!lle;eo ayaten,. .,,000.00. . 114·387·0320. 1978 Mo......., Morqulo.' high m11111e. good work car. UOO.OO. oftor 1:00 coli 3a.871·1800. 1111 Chevette, air cond, auto tran•. eeoo.oo. 304-876 · 4313. 1981 Rod Floro GT, 8 eylonglne, 304·571·117e'l. 114·«1-4758. H<tlneln BFMCIIng lull. Call VI'RA ST. RT. 141 at Centenary-V• mile on Uncoln Pike-Open Daily, Mon·Sat.,I-S. 814-448-3168 . Pogo blllt· t9.76. hulla hoopst2.99, 10".12"tricyc:ln.10" ICOoterl, 12" ICODtlrt, 12" BMX blcyc:le•·•t•rtinv at 819 .8&-wlll take trade ins. Strollars-M4.18. IIMIIes trotted blue jean akirts· .,0.99, laced hair bawt-t2.91, iron ttone dinnerwara-4 pc . tatting· e18.95. 12" silver stone skillet· tl.99. iran ttona pitchers & bowlo-012.98. twin mot· lrHI, box aprlngt-e88/ set, full 1i1e mattrus, box springtaH9. Wholeaate dealers are welcome after 8 PM. Mol"!.· Thufs. unl.,. by appointment. You must be a Valid Dtialer. *" 57 c- i'fod"Wf' wanting- "Farm 72 Frooh" 8Q-1111bo. Holotolno. 3-7 doyo old. C.M 814· 304·171·4t00, I o.m.-4 p.m. 3 bedroome. all alectrla. UIO.OO monlll Diva u t - . privOto lo1. 304·1111-- 8 . 44 Apartment for Rent 21fl.opl0 . • - . k........, oppl , - · W -·Dtyor 843·512& onytlmo. .' 69 lndul'hiel with log forka. 2 ton lntamationallog truck. Call Aoglot•od Polled HoNionlllull. 1 - r old. C.ll'l14-742·2011. 814,251·H74 oftw 7 PM. 64 · Hay 8t Grain engine. 4 bM'II oerburator, new 197g Chovy. 4 1 tour untt De-Alvei pipe line milker for sale or trade lor live stock. 814-887·8418 . Fdllll Suppl11~' . Pomeroy, Ohlo. &14,992·8481 . For Sale or Trade /it 61 liVI!SIIil.k Farm Equipment· Hlly far ule. Mlxld ,,....._ Squ•e bel•. • 1.-JI per We. flogonay. Inc. Alltl. Col ' -.171·7738 or 178-S104. · o~. 380 GOOd mlxld IMIU•e .._ of he, for oolo. 9 lurkoyo fo robblto tot 1114 Ford F380 duol whnl pick .up, 4 IPMCf, 37,000 actual mllu, 2 tone blue. 304-87&1711 oltor 7:00 pm. 1171 Chev El Cimino 360. outo, olr orlglnol. U .286.00. 304·Be2-3308. Colll14·248-1117.· 73 Vans&. 4 W.O. 1971 Plymouth Van. C~IM controt. Tr•ilenpecial. Uke niiW. ] r dll':p111 1.1111111 Auto's For Sale 1181 Dodge Daytona Turbo~ 1974 Honda ·7150. Extra• In· . 1977 c ........ whlto/rod lno. d ....... t450. Coli e14·248· rlor. Loaded. 18,000 rftil... All Coli '1 14·448·1120 betw-7. 9 PM . lunll beda wtd:t' 5r 1810 Hondoln_,o. Block• -.tul. 18.000 mil•. Hondo _,.d oyotorn. ~ llr". Vorv nloo. CoH 114•«1·0141. 1881 Ofdt, Callis 8'-PNIM· On• ownll". Loaded. Muet Hll. Mokooffor. Colll14·448-1071 •fterl PM. af--· NEW· -om boot1- UO. ., • • up. lllool. oollteol . .Coiii14·<MI-11 19. rJ All Toroln Vohlalo. 4 1117 ICowoookl 300. Uke now. .-y IH1Io ...0. Muot Mil. 114· 192-2131. 1114 Haolor - · s.ooo .......... -.-.171·7111. -· . . .. . . ..... -.----••·m,, ..... boiiO, . , . _ _ ... ........ 1171 • ......, lob Cot. Good Nnmna ~. t210. 114, U2·1172. 711 f]luolone.4 s• oyl., · 1171 .._~ 1171 • 4 ....... Coii14-MZ:UU. . 1171 C1Wo ...... C- - &~ · fl8 · ,. - It prepared? Firat we head, then we rip .Ita leathers off, men .••. " J A & A Home Repair • peinting, .-.moc:llllng. roofing. cerwnlc tie, & plumbing~_ Free eltlmlltls. · a .MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP - -.10,.... ............... Gilr814- Fatty Tree Trimming. atump , removal. Caii3Q.t.·87&-1331. M~ltwellscomplttltdllmedey·. s~n~lce. 304- Moton for Sale ..... _ ._-_____...... __ t at-''--. ..... ··~"' .... 717 'lioift. _•_n..~ao • I ' . MY DAc:is DECIDED TO <SfEI R/DIK H15 IS ~ HI= E;OiNq- WEi!PONA DIET=!' [XU3LE: (}-liN . j 1 Starks Tree end Lawn Service, lawn cera, landsoep,ng, 11Ump removal, 304-671·2B42 or a Plumbing &. Heating surrogate mother refuf,ies to PARNEY Y•Y·'fONDER COMES SHERIFF TAIT !' CARTER'S PLUMBING ·AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Golllpollo, Ohio Phono 814·448·38e8 or e14· 448 ·«77 I ll.IN 1T DONE NOTHIN' -· WHAT ARE YOU SO JEST FORCE O.F E lectrlcal &. Refrigeration ::...., Relidentlll or comrnervlal -wir· lng. Naw ..-vice or ,..,.Ira. ' Ucenttct ea.ct:rlclan . Estimate frae. Ridenour Electrical, 304· 1711-1785. . BIS THE GRlZZWELLS® 1liE 6REAT nl1H6 AeOUT WNIHG r---:1;,A ~Plilr L.Ae PAt:ml~ IS THEY CAH tit> A ~I.Y COM· P\..ICATED E"XPERIMEHT' ~p General Heulin11 Dlllord Wot• Sllnliao: . Pool •• Cisterna. Walls. O.lhtery Anr· time. Call 114-441· 711104-No Sunday calle. >bU f50Tl.l 6~ ~T... J .- J w..er . .rvlct. Swimming poole, -ciaterns, wells. Ph. 114· 241-8211. HABIT I RECKON·· F'LUSTERED ABOUT? _____ __......, 84 (!]) American Pl,houae A presentation of the 1985 Pulttzer Prize winnil Broadway !l'usical. . am IIIIDI Jake and e Fillman An ex-cop turned author creates an elaborate charade io s1ear a novel. 1!)1 Larry King Llvel 10:00 Ill Slnllgh1Talk 8 (2) ill) Tile Bronx Zoo Joe's close friend is accused or molesting a s1udent. E;l (I) (JJ Heartaea1 A B8&•3e02 OR FORCE OF YORE HABITS give up the child she was carrying. illl IIIIDI The Equalizer McCall listens to pleas of a recant divorcee with mental problems. II)) Evening Newi f9) Newo 81 (!) Benny Hill 10:0& fiJ MOViE: The Gre111 Bank ffobbery (NR), (1 :38) 10:30 Ill American Snapoho1a 81 (ZJ Hogan'• Heroes 11 :00 ()) Flemlng10n S1eale S1e.ele In the News 8 C2l (I) 8 (I) Ill IIIIDI ill) Newa (I) Sign 011 fiJ) -yHila (J))' Twilight Zone I Shot An Arrow Into 1he Air (ZJ Love !=onnec11cin 11:30 ern l!ll' Tonlght Show e (I)Chaerl • (I) Nlgldllne E;l ill P.l. all 8ml1h American =um, M...., P.L Sklln Deep PEANUTS · -01o. dollvory, !, woll, coif 104·171· 87 Upholatery . · Ad sean in our local paper under )ha heading "Garage Sales": "Selling odds to MEET ENDS." BRIDGE NORTH +10 5 .A862 James Jacoby 1-30·11 +Q 10 6 I • 71 3 False advertising ., EAST tJ53 2 .10 9 5 +Q9H .j 73 +J32 .Q 10 5 tK9862 SOUTH tAKB .KQI +AK987 .AJ Vulnerable: Neither Dealer : South By James Jacoby For much of his life Grant Baze was simply a winning rubber-bridge player In tough San Francisco clubs and a strong competitor in North American Championship tournaments. The n he won the McKenney trophy in 1983 and repeated that win in 1984. Since then he has been much in demand. as a bridge professional, whether as part· ner 1 teacher, or e.ven lecturer at crwse West Norlb Ean Pass Pass Pass 2+ 4 NT Pass Pass Pass P~ss vacations for bridge enthusiasts, Today's deal from a recent tournament shows Grant picking a lead out of thin air to mesmerize declarer into going Sotl1b 2• 3NT 6JiiT Opening lead : .• J set. In today's auc tion, South described a balanaed hand of 24-26 high-card home run . Declarer South . naturally points. When North invited slam, assumed the heart jack to be from a J. South promptly accepted. Baze·, West, 10 sequence . So in. due . course, after had no indication as to the best lead .cashing the king and queen of hea•ts ag~~inst six no-trump, and obviously .and noting the fall of the nine from lead might sacrifice a trick. So East, declar er pla yed toward . dum· than lead away from one of his my's A-8. When Gra nt followed with queens or jacks, he stepped up to the · the seven, declarer inserted tl!e eight. plate and swung away with his jac k of East won the 10, and declarer's 12 hearts. Babe Ruth never hit a cleaner tricks had shrunk to only 11. ~tVatJ~W by THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS DOWN 1 River to 1 Pussycat the Baltic lllntroduction 10 A word to the _ Cower 11 partner 2 Gaming .cube 3 Aliena~ 4 Anatomical network Bidder's 12 Latvian II 14 Violin's 6 Tin-Tin's 13 Intimate concern relative first name? 7 Atop 20 Spanish d e Ssert 17 Chinese tea 8 Relative :;r 3.•.. Ac tor J ack 16 Plndaric 22 Sen. Albert 35 ·Zapata!" 9 Apportion tadi . 24 Too young 36 "If - I 11 S . urn . "zounds! 19 Sailing Zl hazard Airport .gh ~1 23 yell Ill Neighbor's kid t !or (19~ fibnp ~~:ht Lili 1 9 Fairy-tale racer 27 Patois 28 Estate house · 29Gaze 30 Fountain · treat · 31 Work on mss. 33-out (manage) 211 Overcharge (sl.) 26 Corne r 28 Jeffs buddy 30 Burn 32 Populous .,..-...-on-or.:-- Would Leave You" 38 Cheese . 40 Bela's son 42 Craggy h.iU 43 "-· of ReasQn" 34AU hallow's 37 " .. .aban· don, ye who -· - here" 39 Breathing 41 Infonnatlon 44 Reluctant (to) 411 Curious 46Mme. Curie 47B8re DAILY CRYPTOQUOIES..;.. Here's bow to wol'k it: flltll1l Acl~lrly p1aya10ur 8 .(!),... Weter HeuUng, 1 rita. llnl'l'lldllle ' by fill ing -in the missin'g word.s SCRAM-LETS ANSWERS Ruridllr - Minor - Geese - Bottle - MEET ENDS Cll~ler(L) diiiOior far • vial11ng Middle Ellllm rullr. IR) ' . f, Complele 1he chvckie. qvoled · UNSC R AM ~L E AB OVE . LETTERS · 10 GET AN SWER ·· A. V ::;:..~.Lata. 304-875-1370. ~ • Sc:lllptar • R Water Service. Home ; · cllterar wells, PGOia filled. For- -, merly Jam• loya Wmra.Cii,l r 80iit1 and II ft . • , ..,., - · 1818 - - - · _y 'I I, ....... ....... - ~·How's moto. C.IIIU·...I ·I070. 1111 Y - 110 ·Moalm, 1000- ...............00. 304-MI·UOI. ~--··7- a 'rEAH ... Skiing. overhang gutt... 11orm doon .a windowt. Fr11 ettl- SullrldJr,4yroold,toOd"'-· . Hondo lOR, I yro old, runo woll. ........ doyo 104·171·2111 .... -----·78·1211. . ,.,. H - 710; tloo.oo. 114-117--. ' -·Your-.'--· wr111t1f ...,_, • cornptmllnt .' 814·448'S80e. 1987 Hondo 1 - o . Chom· a 81 (l) MOVIE: 10 (RI (2:02) S:O&.IIJ MOVIE: The Revengera . lPG) (1 :52) 8:30 Ill Anl11111t o1 Africa (JJ Head of 1he Class (I) Janice has a poltergeist • and It becomes aclive in lhe classroom. (A) E;1 9:00 Ill 700 Club 8 (2) llll Highway 1o Heaven Bob Hope guest stars as an angel dispa1cher with computer problems, Q (!) Top Flank Booing FrO'm Atlantic City (L) (I) (JJ Dynaaty .Sean has a final threa1 for Alexis:Adam learns his son's fa1e :(Finale) I..COK AT 11-IOSE t;J.HS GO AT E.ACH OTH.E-::.1<:::--~ . WEST 81 (ZJ M'A'S'H 7:05 (l) Andy Griflith 7:30 8 (2) (I) Hollywood · Squares · f!J Scholaotic Sporto A!111rlca (JJ Judge fill Wheal of Fourtuna E;l 1!)1 Crootltre' 1111121 ill) Jeopardy! E;l I])) Bemey Miller 81 (l) WKRP In Clnclnna11 7:35 (l) Sero1ord and Son 8:00 Ill Second Honeymcion 8 C2l ill) Aaron'• Way Roseanne is kidnapped for her psychic power to heal. E;1 • f!) SpeedWorid IHRA Drag Racing : Super Nationals from . . Tampa , FL (T) (I) G (JJ Qrowir\g Paino The Seavers clean for a garage sale and look bac.k on funny · moments. E;l Cil (!]) In Pertonnance et Uoe • WhHe Hause Marvin ·Hamllsch hosts 1his night of highligh1s from Broadway musicals. ·Featured guests are Jerry Orbach. Pearl Bailey and LOuis 'Bellson, illl IIIIDI SmoUoero Bro1here Comedy Hour Harry · Belafonte performs with his S. African music troupe. · lUI PrimaNewo , lBI Soul Train Muoic Awards (L) Tr•chinll-rMIOnable rata- WI• ter, eleatriD. pe, drainage linn. · Pipe a fixturw at dlacount. Cell 82 81 4·448·014S. AodHot-D... - * 814-317-0121. 1HISuruldlntrudtr700.1800 mllill, bleak, Ike new. Marw 73 Ponoloc LoMono. 380 2 8L. Colll14·441-3210. - UIED· -• · II L llod""'"' oultu, Ul·t211. Dooko, !ld. Coli 114· Polnllng. ri>oftng, romodollng, lrM trimming, ~u_lldings tom down, aen•al hauling. Cal ...,... oolor, 8100 mil•. Jen~~n oound ......... Vory nlco. c.n . 1997 Food E_, GT. I ...... 13000 IIIIIM, olr, AM·FM·C.O. oto. Very-· Coli 114-448· eunlng · ••• · lhollners lltllrtlrlg- .... o.C-k 441-0214. 171·2103. mru. 02,200. Coli 114·448· 1120bolw_7.9PM. 11<1111 tot or - · c.n 114-211-1270. • ., ... • repek, parte, and aupPIIM. Pldt • up .nd Hllnry. Davia Vacuum Cl11net. one h•lf mile up 11120. 1887 Chevy C.IIIYIW AS. Llko ft41W inlklt • out. 10,800 'mi•• outo.. AC. PS. PI, AM-FM· cou. ueoo . Coli 114·381· 8240. 1114 LYIUI. 1UIIuldt·lkyl..... Uvlnt-. . . . _._lon w--Ing. Pump 1aln 1nd Motorcycles after I PM. 1188 Ford flo ...... E01n ........ C.ll 114-317· 7817 or 387· 0317 . g._. m-. 1·114·237·0488. doy or night. Rogeralaa•ment 74 1177 Hondo 150 four 1\. 1200 mNM. Groot llhopo. Coli 114, 448-0148. IWAIN ilUCnON • fUIINITUAE 12 · Olivo lt.. O.lllpollo. NEW· I pc. WOOlf UH. Ult-tiH. ,...,..,cet Rotar:y or cable tool drilling. 197e KOwo- 400. 5700 mlloo. tiOO. Coli I 14·448· 7482. e..,.. •It• 1171 • up. IM1oom tuha *311 • up. Uncondh:ktnal lifetime guarantw. Loall furnlahed. F.-. '-tim-.. Call oollect 888·3877. 1H2 Yomoho 150 Horltogo Spociol II. Good cond. tiiO. Colll14-388-11 21 . Uvtng room IASEM~NT AON'S· Telavlalon Service . Hou11 cella on RCA, OuUar, GE. Spec:lalh1g In Z•nith. C.ll Good cond. Coli 814·o441·18e4 304-875-3073. J • I FURNITURE 1411 An. Horns Improvements 111•11 PlymoUth Voyager. 29,000 miiM• , fully loadad w/Nnnint boards. e10,600. 1981 Hondo CM 400 ,.._, blko. Low ....... tl50. 1971 Hondo XII 210 on & off. 1400. Colll14·218·1924. . A MINUTE. I Spaciout mobile home loll tor rent. Femlty Prtde Mobile Home Park. Gallipolis Farry. W. Va. 7872. Houro 1-1. G~AVITY fo~ 1971 Starer_.. pop-up camper. Sl-• 8. Coll81 4-3e8·9320. · Colle14-441-n4e. 248-9192 . Vallrly flumlture N' w and UNci' furniture and appllcancea. Cali 114·441- ' CoiiB14·441·17eB. 710 M•xlm Vameha. Shaft drive. MOO mil•. Cell 814- HouiBhold Good• . Coli 814·448·7137 oltorl PM. · 304·571·2398 or 81 4·448 · 2464. Sp.ce fof ameli ttal.... All hook-ups. Cable. Alto efficiency roome, ~r and cebfe. M11ori, W.Va. Caii304·773-IIB1 . ' .IS 1 79 Motors Homes SWEEPER ond -ng tlroo. Good aandltlon. t 1500. c•• 114-892·3518. O<lglnol. Eureka IWHper, tree trimmar, dehu mid lfler, entertain ment center. Gen.al Electric refrigerator, rocking love lftl. Call COUNTRY MOBILE Home Perk. Route 33. North of Rental trailert. c.n 11 .. -9& • - ... . - - ·-If· polntorl, - Trucks for Sale 1878 CJ5 jeep, J.C·. Penny hard . top, rebuilt, engine. · new tir11, t1.300.00 Of bool offer. 304· Wurllti11r Spinet Piano. 814· UTTLE $P~ING c(..;eANif'Jei. 'X THINfc: .t: r LL. SHUT oFf MY WATERPROOFING Loecl.r 246·1~S8. 71 ., e.oo. 304-e76· 1325. 304· 773-81143 ofter 1:00. voriotv AHoHo. 304-1,..1101. Musical Instruments ;r.rp LlfCE To Do A 2 fenilll"t for Chevy pickup t2&.00 for both. 1 grill like new Sleek .,. ond 22· It ur !roller. DAIAV FARMERS wkoold, UO.OOeech, 304·878· &361 . . F-250 tor pono. Coli 304· 878·, . 1043. 81.000 mloo. t2.591.00. 304· 882·3308. . 114·448·4202 . Cute Poodle puppie1lor E1111er, full bl~ed not registered. 7 1876 Ford Cour.ier. 1971 Fotd CIMv Monte Carlo V-6 aUto. Whole house attic fan: Never uud. •8&. Call81 .. ·246· &120. Approx . 130 pes. used rough lumber 1moatty oak). All for UOO. Colle14·245-944e. ichee,. 1·304· 4230 or 1•814-379· 2220. 19U Ch..., llitNtta GT. auto, 2000 m11oo, t1o,9u.oo. 1&81 KeftWOrth and O.KIIb·u.c~ com. Scott Farm Gma ..... W L 4&0e. U1ed • reb(ritt, _all tvPII i;pMran· teed 30 dip minhriurn. P.rlcea- · til • · up. Rebultt torqu••!l• low •• ne. 380 convlrlion kill to fit S·10'a, C-10' s.· matric ·a ovtll'tlrfft. Herd parts far trant ~ ' minton • tranamillion kits. Call teao.oo. 304·171·2117. Cocker Spaniels, 3 black with whtte, females, a100.00 eech. Call attar 8 :00 pm 304-871- Coli 614-8ee-7311 . BUDGET TRANSMISSIONS· . . PRINh NUM6ERED LETT ERS IN THESE SQ U ~RES a Olea. I0 . a '71 Cadillac. good Cond, . Livestoc;k HorMt ·fOr tale- 81andlt'dbred and Tennea... Weikert. C.ll - O!dt.. Buick. Ponti·aa, Chevy. Ch-vr tNck, Ford, Chryslertran....-.ont luHdl are intlllr· ..IIVInopectod & oony 3000ml: or 30 day Wllrrantv (whichever occura fii-tt). We buy Junk tranamllllons. .Cell 814-441· &. Campers 1974 Plymoulll FufY, t4()0.00 or but offer. Cilllfl.a.: 8 :00pm, 304-871·4808. Hoy for oolo. t 1 .21 bolo. Lany · 1877 F1 110 F01d pickup. 400 Johnaon 114·742-2442. auto, 304-773·11143 after&:OO. Milled h1rd wood slaba. e12 per bundle. Cont1ining appro11. 11h ton. FOB. Ohio Pallet Co. 304·871· 1928. 2 bedroom tr.llef for r~nt, ctoH to 1'101'11, IChooll and holflltel. ' 11!13 Z2B C.moro; T tope. PW. J.D. 4010 TriiCior Dl- 4020 kit hu ao HP. E contllllon. 11 4·843·1 114. C.II14,J81.9381 oftor 3 PM . St_. Bt!'rnerd pup.. Firtt shotJ & wonned. $2110 each. Call 1· 888·8928 after 1 PM. Proctor· ville, Ohio. retell, 1878 Unoo~n · Con..nthll Town C1r, ·c ond. or trade ·for pick·up, equal value. 30~·882 - . 135 !!If - · 590 llciurw wMh MF· Oyna· Bounce m,ower, MF rolko. MF N1 2 bolor, tiiiO. o - will flnonco. Coli 114281-1522. VNI ~ADA t7,191.00. 304-175·2111 .... 10:00 ond 1 :00. UIIIO. 241 '·1noornotlonol round baler. *2110. Own.r .- will fl· ....... Coli 114·288·1522. 63 mil-~ White German ,SIMpherd pup" plat, no papers, 304-&76-8809 . 8rokor, 304,871·5104. 7478. 'II Old1 Cut111a SUpreme •roucaham. 2 door, uc cond. llg Dakota f1rm home. 3 BR ., 2 ba. $16,996 & up. Modelaopen. 814·448-2e57. Pomero1. flnonoo. C.H 114,ZH·SI22. 614-379-2502. Be90. 2 bedroom apt. for rant. Stove Cl!" vou get the belt fumithed. O.po1it required. Call · Where hllircare at the best . prices? 814·949·2234. Furnished ·aff, Hsemant apt. One person. Utllhiu f,Umilhld . a160 per month. 307 Spring Ave. 114-892-2546. 30 gallon fith tanlc-ln(lludM hoo~t. light, lind. gravel, a pump. Call814-448-3732. · Baby goatt for ule. Pe~ pets. Just In time for Easter. Call NOW· PAV LATER - 4 p.m. 814·992·6307. Pats for Sale aeperately or, all .f or •soo.oo. Waugh Clinic. 304175 - ~33 . 1974 Yol-...n a.- 1eoo cc dull port engine. Good condition. OI'HI Work car. Call J- 0.... 7ft. hoy bind. - 44e-al9e. Of ....,or, Building Materials Holland grinder mi11er. loth Block, brick, pipea, win· excellent aondftlon. 31M· 273· dOwt. lintelt, etc. Claude Win· l-42-15_·----.,---terJ, FUo Grendtt. 0 .. Call 814245·5121 . Moo.., Fotgu- '7 ft. moww condition• ,In •a,tlent concllConcrete blocb· all alas- yard don. 304-~?B·<MOO. 9.a.n1.·4 or deliv.-y. Maton lind. Gallpo· p.m. lis Block Co .. 123'1:1 Pine St .• Gallipolis, Ohio. Call 114-441· Groom and Supply Shop-Pet Grooming . All breedt ... AI,I ltyl... lema , Pet Food Dealer. Julie Webb Ph. 614-441-02~1. Now 1 • 2 BR . fumlllhod Pli., PB .. AM·FM . UOO. 814· 9al-3537 . . 1000 Food dloool hoy l'lke. rrwow•!t m.mlne, U885. 1ne 10 Hr bulldolor w/wenah, 21 hra. Owner will bel•. &. Accessories 1977 Couger .St8tlon .W1gon. Perfeal lnt.ior. runs Y_flfY weH. UTILITY BLDG. IPL: 30"a40'x9' - · 11"al' .ollrllna • 3' ....... - · t41111 ERECTED. ~~~ :,RIE ILDOs . 114· 7 76 . Auto Parts ·,, • ''Don't you hea r yo ur mom Qali' 1 ing?' I asked · 1he j)I'9COCiOus young g irl. " No," s he replied, "and don't you hea r her :· L....I-...1.- .L......L-.J..c.-J yov devel op from step No. 3 belpw. (I) 8 (JJ ABC Nawo 1;1 (!) Nlghdy Bualneu Report am .. 1121 CIS !law• I!D Body Elec1rlc . . @ lnalda Polltica '88 · I])) WKFIP In Clnc.lnna11 · 81 (ZJ Too CIDM lor Comfort . 8:35 <If C!lrol Buma11 7:00 Ill Remington Steele Sp~ng1lma for S1eale (2) PM Magazine f!) SportaCen1er (L) (I) Ent8rtainmenl Tonlgh1 (JJ People'• Court (!) I!D MacNeil/ Lehrer NewaHour (1 :00) Ill N1wa 1!)1 Moneyllne · 1111121 ill) Wheel of Fortune Auto's For !;ale .. bedroom mobile 'ho e hiiH "'ile out JerichO Aold, dn Itt. 1:00 pm. 304-175·1483. Farm• for Sale Wentecl fllrm '-d to Nn1· ..,..... fof relllnll oom~Crown , 2 BR. apt. Mobile Hom" for Rent. Cell 614-ol4e•0627. 1886 N11hua 14x80, ?- Bad· rooms. underpinned, central air, porch, unfurnished. Perle Lane. Ca11614-446 ·9316 Morningt. 2 BR .. '2 bath apt. AH ,utilltlaa included. .tJIOi a mo. Dep. required. · Call . 8'4-448-~22 betwMn 9·5. Furnished nice brick 6 ;oom houae, 1Ya bath.s. willing to sher• 1. bed~m apartmtntl. Furwith lady or IMiiat<for COmJ*~Y . ni•tt,d and unfumilhld. t200~ -' Call 814-441-2218 8am-4pm; · a221. Per month. Utllitiat furor 614-«8-1784 aher &pm. nl..,od. Coll814-992-5724. 7 -room 3 bedroom hou11 on . -14acret, barn, pond, mileout, 2 Laure1Ciiftwith7acres. Washer bedrooms, central air. luae or and dryer, refrigerator, stove. sell, S460 .00. 3044-67&-8999. dishwasher. Asking t4&.000. 814-992-6310 'after 6 PM. ' 6 room house. beth, need deposit and references. 304· 4 bedroom. 1 'h: story house. e75·1090. . Nice lot, 70x100. Beautiful oak woodwork. Quick poueation in Smell uriturnishltd house. clean,, Middleport. Ca11614-992·6714 good location. prefer couple l~:~ne chikl), no pett, 3218 Partially burnt house on St. Rt. How•rd Ave.. 304-67&·8821 . 33. 'New aer.-tor- teptic system. Price negotiable. 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'TION, BUI' ARE INTBRB8TBD MOST IN WHAT CON" FIRMS ota OPINIONS. - SOURCE ·UNIOIOWN . • �Page 16-The Daily Sentinel ·'Spring forward' Sunday Pon1810V MidcleDOrt. Ohio • • Ohio Lottery Daily Number 193 Pick 4 . 7508 Super Lotto 17-18-22-35-38-44 • DST begins • e Vol.38, No.229 GROUND BEEF 10 LB. OR MORE $ 09 L8. $ BO PACK BALLARDS SAUSAOE LB. ·. PORK CHOPS 6 LB. BOX 1199 · . . Pattlet $12 49 Lhtkt END CUT · .. SEA STAR FISH $669 99 · 10 LB. PKO. c SIRLOIN PATT.IES $849 .5LB.PAeJIAIE . 5 LB. BOX By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel News staff Meigs County Commissioners received some •~good news' ' •STEAJCS •ROAST •GROUND CHUCJC · LB. · regarding Insurance rates when they met Wednesday In regular session. Insurance consultant Rlck.Pa· trick, of McNelJy·Patrlck and Associates, Jackson, described to the commissioners an lnsu. ranee option he developed for the highway department, In an effort to escape high Blue Cross rate Increases scheduled to go In effect on Friday. Patrick was at the meeting at the request of Philip Roberts, CO\Inty engineer. Patrick has presented a slm· liar plan to Michael Swisher, director ot the Meigs County Mattox, compuy pre~eroom superintendent are RETDUNG - Helen Da,viB, veteraa emplo:ree Department ot Human Services, of Oblo Valley PubU.blng Co., 18 retlrlaK followiDg . · - Pre8.1!11tlnJ Davis a wiUch and a gift for ~onslderatlon. Insurance certlftcate on behalf of lbe compaDy and fellow nearly 40 )'eAI'II Hrvlce. Robert L. Wln~te«, rates at human services were publlliber of Ohio Valley Publlablng and Walter 0. emp~. also scheduled to lncre.a se April • 1. ' A plan Is also being developed by Patrick for the courthduse and other county agencies, but Is not Ohio Valley Publishing will be paper In 1956. to offset, to the computers and yet ready for presentation. losing a long-time employee · In September, 1959, the GaUl· high-speed processing. Friday when Helen Davis, a polls Dally Trli>une was pur-· Her main hobby Is attending native of Pomeroy, will . be chased to form Ohio Valley auctions. Atter retirement, she retiring. She has worked for the Publishing Company and Davis "plans to take It easy for · companyfor3Zcontlnuousyears. has since worked for OVP. awhile." · Davis beian working for The Davis has worked as a proof· A graduate ot Pomeroy High Dally Sentinel In Pomeroy In reader, mallroom clerk and School, Davis' retirement will l!K&, about the time the paper shared duties In other · depart· take effect following four weeks became a df.Uy; and remained · ments. She worked thro11gh pub- vacation. She resides on Rose ,,,. untli _1~. ,.!I!_re~ to tbe.,. llahln& p~~ tr:?~ hot me~~ " ~IU In Polpe.~y. Tenth. District Congressma~ . ... ..,.....,.."•'1" ,~;; y '-' ,.._' ,. J ' f' I •', < .. ·~)V"'l Clarence Miller today announced the·award of an Urban Develop. ment Action Gran~ to the VIllage of Middleport In the amount of $65,000. (Editor's Note: Tbe foll~g is just one pan ot the larger Kaiser are pan of an industrial complex Middleport Mayor Fred Hofan 1nalysls of the curmil situa- story. Kaiser wants to sell all its Gallagher tabs "one of the largest fman, who has been working tion at :tbe Kaiser Aluminum planiS, including a smalf aluminum integrated aluminum plants in the closely with Millet In attempts to However, company secure these funds, stated that Corp. plant at RIVenswood, a wrapper plant· ·in Belpre, Ohio, · world. • major employer for Mason which employs 60 people. Kaiser officials insist the master contract the grant funds are to be used for County residents) ' hasn't turned a profit since 1981 and the sale of the plant are not real estate acquisition which wlll and Kaiser Ravenswood suffered a related. Kaiser corporate spokes· aid In the establishment of a new commerclal business In down· By Cbarle~ A. Mason ,"significa,nt" !"?fit loss in 1987, man Bob Irelan explains. "We are aggressively pursuing town Middleport. company officl81s say. According to Mlll~r, the pur· The current Kaiser Aluminum 'lbe difference between Kaiser- the sale of all or a · portion of Corp. . puzzle, which includes Ravenswood from the other Kaiser Ravenswood," says Irelan, a com· pose of UDAG funds are ·to negotiation of a three-year contract operations is Kaiser is in a greater pany spokesman at Kaiser's provide jobs and to encourage set to die a11midnight tonight and hurry to find a buyer for the . Oakland, Calif., offices. "That is the ln.":estment of local capital in potential sale of the 30-year-old fabricalion plant. Gallagher says totally apan from the contract. projects which will Improve the Ravenswood fatmcalion plant, af- the company doesn't have the smel- These are totally separate manage- economic conditions of the area. Private capital In the amount of feciS the about 400 Mason ter on the selling block, but if sale ment decisions." countians wbo work at the plant of the smelter and the fabrication The contract Irelan speaks of is a $203,500, In addition to the$65,000 and the accompanying smelter in plant enhances a sale, the smelter three-year deal struck by Kaiser In grant funds, will be Invested In Jackson County . may be sold, too. Kaiser officials with the United Steelworkers, a the project along with the crea. Pat Gallagher, Kaiser spokesman ~ keeping the sale price under contract that conrained concessions tion of at least ten new permanin Ravenswood, says Mason wraps as they are the potential · of the previous pact, setting Kaiser ent jobs and several temporary COIJ!Ity provides tile S!lCOIId-highest buyers. apart from iiS bigger aluminum in· construction job~. Mayot Hoffman stated that the lllliOWII or workers for the facility. ' Th add to the mystery, company dusuy brothers - Alcoa and project will result In the con· Jackson County is first with about and United Steelworkers union Reynolds Metal. ' · 50 percent of the 2,300 people officials have clamped a news · Gallagher would not comment employed as salaried and hourly blackout on the three-year master Wednesday afternoon when asked employees. The av~e wage for contract talks which began March if the negotialions could be exten· the hourly workers is $20 an bour. 14 in Phoenix, Ariz., after prelimi- ded past the midnight deadline. Gallagher says about 1,800. people nary diScussions in Pittsburgh, Pa. "We're know something Friday Meigs County's tlrst economic • work at the fabricalion plant and Auempts to contact union officials .riloming,• he added. development Joan has been apabout SOO people wen at the smel- in Jackson County for a behind-the· ' "We agreed not to talk about the proved by the Regional Revolv· ter. . scenes look at the talks were fruit· negotialions in the media. • One lng Loan Committee meeting at The sale of the Ravenswood less. possibilily has surfaced from un· the Buckeye Hills-Hocking Val· plant, announced months ago, is The fabricalion plant and smelter demealh the news blackout. There - . ley Reglpnal Development is now talk of a strike if the con- District. tract is not hammered ouL Such a Dr. Larry Kennedy, D.D.S., slrike would be called by the !'illddleport, was awarded $25,000 negotiators in Phoenix. . as part of a total financial · 'The com~y has mainrained package of $191,000.00. Central for a Ion¥ time ihat we do·not want Trust Company . will provide a strike.' Gallagher says. "It could The Middleport Fire Department spent a couple of hours go~ the way down to the 12 Wednesday night handling a chemlcall~akage from a container o' ock deadline," · on a truck at the Imperial Electric Co. Looming over the negotialions is Fire Chief Jeff DM"st said that a ~gallon barrel of amyl acid the sale of the plant itself. Gal' COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) phosphate on the truck had leaked onto the .. drtveway at lagher says Kaiser wants to sell the Ohio Republican leaders are Imperial Electric and onto the body of the truck. The RaveiiSwood facility becip•se the department washed down the driveway and the extarlor of the · plant has not progressed in 1er111s of quickly closing ranks around Vice President George Bush now vehicle with Inside truck cleanup wo_rk done by the owners ofthe Continued on page 6 that Kansas Sen. Robert Dole has .c arrier. thrown In the towel In the GOP ' presidential sweepstakes. starl8 The two top officials ot Dole's Ohio campaign joined the Bush By Unl&ed Pre..Jatei'Diilollll camp Wednesday, saying they . It'• lllma.t time to • ..,...., are solidly behind the vice . Two of four persons charged as the result of 1n llleeal - . allelld." ' president fl'om here on. gamblm.. game In the rear of the Middleport PoolRoom on Feb. Ia oilier wordl, dqU,bt "He's won the race fair and 28 were ~ntenced Wedueeday, In the Melp Counmty Court, square," said Oblo Senate Pres!· ' •vtaa time a& I a.m • .MeJD PrOMCUtlq Attol'll8)' Fred W. Crow ID lepoi II . . IIDIUr, IIIII tlla& meau S'ft ' dent Paul Glllmor, R·Port Clln· The four, eba~ by apnla of the Oblo BUreau ol Criminal .. •' a " • JIIUI' olocb ahead toa, the cbatrman of Dote's Ohio lnvestlptloll, we al,l accuaecl of mlldemeaiiOI' otfe-. ........ blfere ,.. . . to bed campalp. "He's won It at the . SenteDced to :,e,-Y Jan terma by Metp Couaty Court Judge ballot box. Geofie Bush bas Sal Patrlek H. 0' a Wedllelday were Leiter W. Wile of Or u Jill • , . OlD . , helped ~nald Reagan turn our Middleport, ebarpd with pmbJJDa, IJid Lawrence J. Taylor, country around. We enthuslastlMiddleport, elwpd with permlttln& pmbllq oa the premlles . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1!1 ' " aad cllupiMalacktonadla.m. cally endorse VIce President iDd for permlttln& aleollo1 OD the premllel, Dual! for President." Y"'llpt lla&llotar llaoll• ~ no coatat to the charges 8lld Rnteneea wei:e the ........ . , .. Oo ....... But Ray Jeske, an otflclal of 1 ~ Judp O'Brien. . .... rteefrlllme . . _ tbe Ohio Carn(~Blin for Pat Nearly N, wu eoaftlcatecl from the two sentenced men at ' ... It's ... to "fall ..... Robertson, laid the former teleContinued.on pap 12 . vision evaqellat will continue to · ' · Veteran OVP employee retiring CRISPY SERVE BACON ~ HB. PI(G, YELLOW COOKINC 6-7 LB. ONIONS LB. SL8. BA8 $ 49 •1 HITE POTATOES 189 SNOW FLOSS CHICKEN LEG QUARTERS 20 LB. TOMATO JUICE / 4/*300 39~ to LB. 46 OZ. CAliS OR MORE KIDNEY BEANS or CHILl BEANS 1S'It OZ. \.8. SIZE $ , ' ' . ,, .. 'K aiser. pact up at .m idnight COUNTRY SPARE RIBS SLB. BAO $ 49 MOUNTAINEER SLAB BACON SAUSAGE $629 SLB. PICO. FAMILY PACK CUBE STEAK S LB. OR NOll $ 29 FRANKIES t2 oz. PICO. $109. 1LB. PICO. + At the highway department, hospitalization and surgical rates were scheduled to Increase 80 percent, or $. 73 per man per hour. Major medical Insurance, which was paid for by the Individual highway department e mployee, was also to Increase. Total annual Increases for high· . way department Insurances would amount to approximately $115,000 under the proposed new rates. Under Patrick's plan, the hospitalization, surgical and major medical coverages would be combined and the highway de· partment would assume llabllity for the first $2,000 pe~ single policy and $4,000 per family policy, not to1exceed $38,000total liability. · . The Jlablllty was based on last year's claims rate at the highway department, which Roberts said was "a bad claims year." · However, reinsurance · would be purchased to limit the Uablllty even further , to approximately $1,200 per policy holder. This . means that when the $38,000 cap Is reached, the reinsurance would take over payments. In •addition to the agency's liablllty. there will be a $100 deductable per single employee and $200 deductable per family, The base rate under Patrick's proposal would amount to ap· proximately $51,000, combined wtth the $38,000 cap, totaling W,l,OOO. That amounts to $26,000 less than the proposed rate Increases. And If the $38,000 cap ls not reached, the yearly savings could be more. With Patrick's proposal, a single policy would cost $54.45 and a tamlly policy $139.64 . The 1987 cost for a family policy was $158. With the proposed rate Increase, the cost would be $284 per tamlly. Coverage wiU remain through Blue Cross arid claims will still be handled as they are now, Patrick said. Also, the highway depart· ment wlll receive monthly listIngs ot payments made. Basi· Continued on page 12 structlon of a 6,000 square foot commercial bufldlng on the CroW property at the corner of Mlll St. and South Second Ave. This building, along wlth 30 off-street parking spaces, wlll be occupied by Family Doiiar, which Is a national chain store · with headquarters In Matthews, North Carolina. Family Dollar Is one of the fastest-growing discount store chains In the United States and operate over 1200 .stores In 25 states, throughout the South and Midwest. · Hoffman stated that Family Dollar has been Interested In locating In this area for the past several ·years and It was just recently, through the efforts of several Individuals, that final arrangements were made for their location In Middleport, which had been contingent upon theapprovaloftheUDAGaward. Hoffman siated that he felt the project would not have been successful!! It had not been for the concerted efforts of Con· gressmal) Miller in elferting his with federal officials In obtaining approval of these funds. - · Accorolng to the mayor, as late as last Thursday, the project appeared to be In a "hold" situation but Mlller Intervened and a last minute agreement between the federal government and developers was made which permitted the project to proceed. Hoffman alsoexpressedappreelation to Wendell Thomas of the Ohio Valley Bank tn Gallipolis who has also been highly Jn. volved In securing the project, to Manning Kloes of Central Trust In Middleport who have agreed to provide Interim financing for site acquisition, to Bernard Fultz, who was very Instrumental In securing options on the real estate, and to officers of Craw's Steak House for making the property available for the planned devel.opment. It Is anticipated that construe· tlon wlll begin In May with tile new store expected to be open for business In November. · lntlll~ce Approve first Meigs revolving loan Local news briefs SLICED Middleport firemen handle spiU lender capital. Support for this project came from the recognition that Meigs County has a limited number of dentists and related health care professionals. Opening a private practice In Middleport, Dr. Kennedy will be hiring additional personnel to staff his otflce. Full-time job creation Is an Important ci'lterla In project selection. and approval. The Revolving Loan Fund was ciloltaltzed by the Meigs County Commissioners with an Investment ot $12,000, matched by a U.S. Department of Commerce grant of $48,000. Meigs County Is one of only six units of local government In the Buckeye Hills Region selected to participate In this economic development program offering below-market rate loans to qualltled businesses. Dole's Ohio backers switch to Bush Two sent~nCed for gambling tnsT Sunday be...,:t: ' ' stump for delegates In the totally unltied party," said Keith Buckeye State through the May 3 McNamara, the chairman of primary election. · Bush's Ohio campatgn. "This Is Atter that, he said,. "we will basically a Democratic state. unity and close ranks behind the The disaster could come If we Republican nonlnee as soon as permit apathy to set In and we all possible." Jeske said there Is no went home and played golt. The reason to believe the nominee primary will be a dre5s rehearsal will be anyone other than Busb. · tor the general election." . "There's no splltln Oblo," said Consequently, said · Johnson, Glllmor as he received a Bush "starting today we will concen· lapel sticker. from David Johil· Irate on the general election and son, director of Bush's Ohio not worry about other campalp. "We're goln& to have candidates " a gOod, strong, united team . He said this means the Bush We've worked toif!ther In the campaign will seek the Dole past and we're .II'Olna to work Dllllln& and telephone lists and together now." actlvllla at the county level to ''The key thing for usia to elect work bard for the Bush a Republican candidate, and organization. that's what we're golna to do In McNBIIIIra said the Bush 191!8," said state Rep. JoAiln campalin will ~ave money this Davidson, R·ReynoldsburJ, vice spl'ln& by w1 thholdiDg television chairman of the Dole campaign . advertlllng, but they wlllspend 11 · who also converted to Bush. for other campalp funetloha. "To carry Ohio, we need a Contlnllld 011 pap 1 . , .. ~ ~ ·'> ···· . ,, ..• ' 0 .op 2 6 Cents A Multlmoclia Inc. Newopapor Middleport receives $65,000 Urban Development Grarit 'If- '' 1ft PORK LOIN 2 Sectlono. 1 2 Pages Meigs Conunissioners eye insurance options CHUCK COMBO PACK 2 Lb. Baeon 2 Lb. Saattge 4 Cant of Blteultt t Lb. ·Potato Caket entine Pomeroy-:-Middleport. Ohio. Th\lrsday. March 31. 1988 Copyrtehtocl1888 BREAKFAST Dozen .Eaa• at y ..... Rain likely tonight, Friday . Low tonight near 50. Wghs Friday In mid 60s. Chance of rain 70 perc en ; tonight, Frl· day . . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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