https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2f7b0e44f6e0935e6a313ca3cc33639b.pdf 518696e9a64bffcfc74c40765751bd9e PDF Text Text Page-8-The Daily Sentinel · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' Tuesday, February 3, 1987; . . . . . . -Local Briefs--.- ..... ·S & ·L judge limits evidence on witness ~ .. EMS units respond to 5 calls .. ' '. CINCINNATI (UPI) - The judge In the. Home State trial, agreeing with prosecutors that defense lawyers had beaten a dead horse and now wanted "to Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Monday ; Rutland at 6:56a.m. to White Hill Road for Kenneth Wolfe to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Pomeroy at 9:05a.m. to Village Green Apartments for Brandy Fortune to O'Bleness Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at 12:26 p.m. to Spring Avenue for Christy Fellure to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Pomeroy at _2: 30 p.m. to Wetzgall Street for Brett Florian to Veterans . Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 5: 49 p.m. to Ohio 124 for Christy Shain to Holzer Medical Center. Iva Turner Scipio Township Senior Citizens Friendly Neighbor Club will have blood pressure day Wednesday, from 10 a.m . to noon. Everyone welcome. Church to cater sandwiches The Middleport United Pentecostal Church will b~ catering sub-sa ndwiches Friday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sub, macaroni salad, a pple or pumpkin pie, and drink, ail for $3. Delivery service provided. Call 992-3824 with orders. Drivers ticketed .in accident . Two vehicles were damaged and drivers·ofboth vehicles were cit ed as the result of an accident on East Main Street in Pomeroy Monday. Pomero>: Police said that a truck driven by Jimmy Buchanan, Long Bottom, had stopped in the lane of traffic to avoid a hole in the street made by water repair work when he was struck in the rear by a car driven by Judy Spencer, Racine. There was moderate damage to the Buchanan truck and heavy damages to the Spencer vehicle. Buchanan was cited lor not having financial reponsibliity and expired plates and Spencer was .cited on an assured clear distance charge. Police are also investigating ·a breaking and entering at the Whitehouse Tavern on East Main Street. Entrance wa s gained by breaking out a window in the back of the es ta blishment. Several bottles of alcohol were stolen along with candy and food items. A juke box was broken into and the money removed. West Virginia aids !Continued from Page I I other preliminary work. In add it ion. Am erican Alloys Inc. has already secured pledges for cut -rate coal and reducted rates in other areas and has a commitment from one company, whose name was not disclosed, to purchase about $1.5 million worth of its product, th!' governor said. The n!'w plant will produce high silicon alloys for use in the chemical and aluminum Indus tries, according to B!'rnard Whit!'. Shaw said th e governor's letter of commitment Is good for six months, "which means we've got to move.', In fact . Frank Lee was to meet this morning in Charleston with members of the governor's staff and Doepken. The senator sa td\e,.anticipates a phase- In opening ~he n!'w compa ny , with " certain crews doing certa in thinl(s und building up to a full operation. beat a red herring," has limited evidence about · star witness Ronnie Ewton. Hamllto!l County Common Pleas Court Judge Richard Nle- haus granted a prosecution mo· tlon Monday ·to exclude all evidence concerning persoonal profiting or any-wrongful acts by Ewton or other ESM Government securities officials. Ewton, who founded ESM, . already lias pleaded guilty to fraud In connection wlth the collapse of ESM. That collapse triggered the fall of Home State Mason, Eleanor B. Bessilman, Savings Bank, which did millions Canton, and Mary E . Roush, New of dollars worth of business with Haven, W.Va. ; one brother, ESM. James S. McArdle, Sharon, Pa.; . Former Home State owner and five grandchildren. Marvin Warner and ex-bank Services will l_le Thursda,Y at presidents Burton Bongard and 1:30 p.m, at the Mason Unltejl David Schiebel are standing trial l)tethodist Church, with the Rev. on charges of misapplying Home Bennie Stevens ofliciating. Bur- State money to ESM. ial will be in Kirkland Memot4al Ewton 'testlfied for the prosecu. Gardens. Friends may call at tl\e · tion that the defendants kept Foglesong Funerat · Home ·on pouring · money Into ESM ' alWednesday from ~- 4 and 7-9 p.m. though . they knew ESM was and at the church from 12: 30 to insolvent. Defense lawyers co.n1:30 p.m. at t'he church on tend their clients didn't know Thursday. ESM was brok~ and allege that Ewton's luxurious lifestyle Virgil V. Glaze helped create the impression to Virgil V. Glaze, 64, 291N .Front Home State officials that ESM was profitable. St., Middleport, died Tuesday. "The manifest purpose of this A retirejl master sergeant in evidence," complained prosecuthe U.S. Army and a retired constl')lclion worker, Mr, Glaze tor Lawrence · Kane, "is to was born Aug. 31, 1922, in Akron, confuse the issues by t·rying a a son of th!' ·late Homer R. and case ·against Ronnie Ewton and Grace Van Horn Glaze. Surviving are two sisters, Louise Radford, Pom!'roy, and Anna Pullins, Columbus; three brothers,' Carl Glaze, Longview, Texas; Harry Glaze, serving · with the U.S. Army in G!'rmany, and George Glaze, Port Orange, Fla., several aunts, uncles, nie· ces and nephews. . Besides his parenls, he was preceded In death by a sister, Bessie am. and five brothers, Donald, Ray, Homer Jr., Herbert and Glenn. Mr. Gla~e served in the army in World War II and in Korea. He was a member of the Vet!'rans of Foreign Wars. Services will be held at 3: 30 p.m . Thursday at the' Ewing Ail it would show is how Funeral Home with Rev. Melvin much dirt they leave behind. J. Franklin officiating. Burial Here's how our guarantee will be in Riverview Cemet!'ry. works: we'll rub a white towel Friends may call at the funeral over a carpet just cleaned by hom!' from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. Wednesday. Area deaths Center hosts blood pressure day "I would hope within three to four months we' ll start phasing In the wo~k Ioree," Shaw said. Shaw said that for many of the unemployed workers. most of whom were In the gymnasium Monday night, the governor's announcement means "survival." "These people had their backs to the wall. They have waived a severance package and that's tough to do when you're losing your telephone and your cars .. . it was just a great sigh of relief," Shaw said. The senator also said the governor's news is important to all of Mason County because it brought to his attention th!' "dire strails" the community has been in economically. "I think maybe it'll help us change our attitude in the county." Shaw said. "Hopefully we've bottomed out and are now on the upswing ... this is oneo! the indicators o! things getting b!'ttcr." Iva Turner, 84, of 53 Beverly Place, OakwOOjl, died Sunday at Kettering Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Turner was a former resident of144 N. Fourth Ave. in Middleport. A housewi!e, she was born Aug. 4,1902, at Leon, W.Va., to the late George and Minnie Wingett Hill. She was affiliated with the First Baptist _Church of Middleport · and was a member of the Order of Eastern Star. Survivors Include two daughters, Opal M. Priddy, of Point Pleasant, W.Va., and Dorothy I. . Drenner, of Garden Grove, Calif.; two sons, Wililam H. Turner, of Oakwood, and J. Raymond Turner, of Grove City; five grandchildren, Robert F. Priddy, of Decatur, Ill., 'Kevin Drenner and Mark Drenner, of Garden Grove, Calif., Megan E. Turner, of Oakwood, and Debra Turner, o! Grove City ; and four great-grandchildren. In addition to her parents, she . was preceded In death by her husband, Jacob Turner, · two sisters and one brother. Services will be Saturday, 1 p.m., at Middleport First Baptist Church with Rev. Earl Eden of!iclatlng. Burial will be in Middleport Hlii Cemetery . Friends may call at Ewing Funeral Home from 2-4 and 6-9 p.m. Friday. The family will be present from 6-9. The Middleport Chapter o! the Order of Eastern Star will conduct services 7: 30 p.m. Friday. Joseph C. McArdle Joseph C. McArdle, 72, Mason, W.Va., died Monday in Car!' Haven Nursing Home. He was born July 18. 1914, in Mason to the late Arthur J. and Leona B. Stanley McArdle. He work!'d as a bulldozer operator. Surviving are his wife Edith J. McArdle, Mason; two daughters. R~becca J. Peck, Leon, W.Va., and Delores A. Shepard, Mason; three sisters, Glenna L. Fruth, Ohio, area weather scene ~ "The defendants are charged ;: with misapplication of funds, pot :. with theft. · Had they blien ~ charged with theft, the evidence • would be ·releviuit to show that . ESM and Ewton were the actua.l .. thieves. ESM's misconduct is not .;. a defense to a misapplication : charge, however. · '· . "" "The ·crimes occurred wheri· defendants placed the bank· ~: assets at unjustifiable risk. That: · the ultimate loss was due to a: second crime - fraud, theft of: any other- does not legalize the: misapplications. One of the reai• sons it Is a crime to put another's:, money at undue risk Is thii' possibility of .a subsequent theft; , fraud or simple busjness faililr~: "It is apparent that the defend~· ants are not satisfied wit~, beating a dead horse," added Kane. ''They also want to beat a.' red herring." Assistant Prosecutor r;:arL Stich ·added that defense attor- . neys .only wanted to engag<" in "Ewton-bashmg." .: . '• ~ a white iowd guarantee. . Monday Admissions - Linda Bailey, Dexter; Rodney Spires, Cheshire. Monday Discharges - Macie Salser, Dennis Hart, Grace Holter, Martha Adkins. FURNITURE GALLERIES · Stanley Steemer.~ If any dirt shows, we'll stay and reclean it at no extra charge. Next time, call Stanley Sieemer. · STAHLEY STEEMER•. Anything less just isn't catpct cleaning WINTER CUANING SPEGAL Any Room Any sofa and chair. $18.95 :=~::..-...... Ph. 992·6788 (WV. Colloctl Or l·B00-325·5136 tOH. 'Only I •se:oo . ·· LAST J UAYS 20~0:-:'Yo-,.-::8:"":0:."'!!0!":'"¥o-o,--.,f .-1. . . South Central Ohio Clea r tonight. with a low in the Pomeroy officials (Continu ed from Pag~ 11 lor a n!'w water compressor. - Council must approve water de par tment pu rchases over $5.000. Council further authorized the mayo r to c hrck on costs to have the pre~r. nt a ir compressor rebuilt or to purchase a us!'d compressor , to b!' used as a back-up. In fin a l business, council approved the mayor 's report of $3,044 .08 in fihes a nd fees collect ed in .January. upper 20s. Sunny Wednesday, with highs near 40. Clearance Sale The probability of preciplta· lion Is near zero through Wednesday. •DINING ROOMS •SOFAS •WALL UNITS Winds will be ll~:ht and wes· •BEDROOMS •CHAIRS •TABLES terly tonight. •AREA RUGS •LAMPS •ACCESSORIES Ohio Extended Forecll!lt Thunday throulfh Saturday Fair through the period. Highs will range from the upper 20s to FUINIYUIE Corner of Second & Grape the middle 30s each day, with overnight lows ranging !rom the GALLERIES GaH lis upper teens to the lower 20s. . - - - - - - - - - - - -.....- - - - - - - - - - - - - - •DigitDI Commond rtmott 'ontrel •lroocknt lttriO IOUnd srlttm COTY tH<IU<t tubt •Auto-Programming '-Gucwtz urstal Cablt fUlling' •tt~tc• loe~l ubtt tOIIIp&ltJ lor rtqt~ I IIMHh , ,. 1987 FORD RANGER •s• 3.9% A.P.R. You just won't find a better value for your in· surance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from ·the State Auto Companies. As an Independent agency representing State Auto, we offer truly outstand· ing protection packages for houses, apartments and condominium .... : YOUR CHOICE ........ ......... POMEROY 992·8887 . e.:w I ' I Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, February 4, 1 987 longer on passage of acid rain An ordinan ce a bolishin g resid· control legislation. ency requ iremvnt s for Mar s h~! "Mar!' than trees are dying .loP Ki rby was given fina l approfrom pollution that cause~ acid va l when Ra cine VIllage Coun cil ra in," said Dr. Anthony Robbin s, mr t in regul ar srs~ ion Monday past president of the American night. Public Health Association. At Counc il votrd to sr nd le tte r s to , s lake are people's health and resi dents who have a llegedly people's lives. " bern dumping as hrs on streets Robbins and leading experts and a,llay rrqut•s llng th a t this b!' from the American Lung Associdi scontinu ed. Th r rr· port of Clerk ation, American Academy of Beeg le was approved. ,Juno Pediatrics and Mount Sinai MediThr rr port show!'d a Jan. 31 cal Center said immediate action c ash balance of $f!-J.:l24.:l9. Makwas especially ne!'ded to 'protect ing up thr ba tanct· arr general children. who hav!' less ability to fund . $22, :~10. 1 2: strN't fund, fight off respiratory disease and $7, 784 .27; fire, $16. 119.67; water inhal!' more pollu tant per pound re .. $21. 717.49; revenu e sharing. than do adu its. Power:~ fuel supply departmenl said such .22: s t att• highway , $2,7RI For the past five years, the ACID RAIN DEBATE CONTINUES - While aflet!t the coal industry and the . limitations will $3, 247 ..13: remr tt•ry , $1,943.32 :· main obstacle for acid rain medical e•perls described the effects on health of Southern Ohio Coal Co. comple• in this area. In watt•r depos it s, $2,400.97; ceme· IPgisla tion has been the Reagan acid rain Tuesday, coal Industry olficials are the above photo, Southern Ohio Coal employe•• trr v end owment, $6,0110, Beegli:administration, which says more ur~:lng restraint he!ore Congress approves Roy Lanning operates a new roof bolting machinr• a lso g;~v r " report on thr stat(' . research is need!'d to find out if legislation limiting the output of . coal-burning at Meigs.Mine No. 2: a udit or's sr minar dru ling with acid ra in is really responsible for power plants. J.E. Katlic ol American Electric annu a l re po rt s he ld in environm!'ntal damager,or health th~ hand of those seeking iegis ia, Sou thern Ohio Coat Co. comp lex bu rntng pla nt s a rc meeting fed· Ne lso nvill t•. · effects. But Sen . George Mitch ell, lion to reduce s ulfu r e miss ions in Me igs and Vin ton count ies. r rat clean air sta nda rds, whil r Street Commissiont•r Glenn D·Maine, chairman of the s ub- from coal-burning power pla nt s referred to a cid ra in and anti - the Ca nadi a n power indu stry has Rizer reported 15 load s of trash tongwailing e ffort s as " two mod· yrt to put its first scrubber on a go in g to lh e la ndfill. five calls committee. sa id the ~ mer g ing and industrial boilers . Ka tlic, senior vice pres !· mons ters that can' t be power plant sta ck. ern J .E. evidence of acid rain 's hea lth · unswem l . repai rs mude to the "Th ev a lso do not rf'<[u trr dump truck, pl owin g s now, effects was a "significant d!'vei· dent of AEP' s fuel supply unit in destl'Oyed." !Continu ed on Page 121 Katiic argued tha t AE P 's coa l· opment" that might strengthen Lan cast er, which oversees the s pr~a din g cinder s and the pickup of H; bags of littN al ong thr s tree ts of thr town du ring thr• month. Council approved the p u rc h a s~ of necessary gea rs to . J.e ban~~ lUPIJ .- ~A_.~ mt nt 'lDt. IQ COflltni!..:~,.Joollsh . ~ in review. ...~., , .,"· - . ~.:.:,.,..,;.,: -,;~(lUfC&.• 'Bu.t,'I .S.EA U.Jn ndin~.o n and tater. by th O<I ~ J a m i~J ih a d-for-. repair the hydr.autic pump. Co unShill~ mirttia' 6ffi ciai warne? that. action in Lebanon anll not engage u.s. officials In Washingt on the beaches of the southern t he Li bl'ra tion of Pa les tin< '. a ell approved fh (' purchusP of s ix thr United States " will pay a the American prople in a new gav e no details of any plans for suburbs will make Ka rbaia-5 previousl,v unknown group th at ha nd·held ra dios for the fire c\a lmrd respo n si bill t~· for ub· depa rtm ent . took like a weenie roast ." very high price' : if Navy and quagmire," sa ld Tarek Ibrahim, th!' fo rce In the eas tern Medit er· Ma rshal Kirby rc port l'd th at Marine battle groups poised in milita ry affairs spokesman for ra ne an. Th!' U.S. forces were put Kar bala -5 was Iran 's .January dueling four coil cgr professors. the MrditPrran ean strik e a t the Shiite Mos le m militia AmaL in place a ft er two Moslem offensive on the SOHihN n Ira qi th rN' ofth Pm Amer ica ns. on.la n. hr had dr lvl'n 201 milt·s during th e month , a nsw<•rr d 10 ca lls, Le banon in a bid to fr ee the "The AmNicanswilibefoollsh extr e mist group s r!'newe d port of Basra In whi ch tens of 24. Th t• fir st threa t w ;~ s ;~cco mpan · c it Pd one dr·lv er for Spi'eding , Am t•rican hostages. if th!'y atte mpt to carry out a threat s to kill th ~ ir Am erica n thousand s were kill ed a nd icd b)' a phOt og raph of Amr r\ca n used 42 ga llons of gasoline and Fea rs of a n Imminent U.S. m ilitary operation in Lebanon." ca ptives. wou nd ed. Beir ut's southern sub· Te rry Anderson, kidna pped by co ilf'<'led bonds tota lin g $42. milit arys trike mountedinBeirut Ibrahim said. " We are always Diplomatic sources predicted urbs and easter n Le banon's Counc il dls cussPd the lack o( Tuesday night. Civilians hurried ready for them, al)d we are any Am erican at-tack could re· Bekaa Va lley arc a horb!'d of tht• Islamic J ihad Marc h 16. i9R:,. home before da r k, a nd Moslem always on a lert. But we think suit in h!'avy casualties a mong Mos lr m fund a mental is m. SE AL Th e other cam e with a photo· enforcement of village ordinun.:. milit iame n manned roadbloc ks they a re exaggerating their U.S. forces a nd dea th for the refers to NaV)' und erwa ter graph of Amer ican Alu nn Strrn. crs Involvin g tra ilers, dogs run <: a hductcd .Ja n. 2•1 by the Sf'Co nd nlng loosP, junk cars and litrcr . .. a nd ant i·a ircralt guns across the th rea ts. hos ta ges. command os. Council recessed until 7 p.m . on-:: "Th ey will not do II. and if they A possibl e U.S. att ack is " a il Two th reat s aga ins t thc' hos- group. capital. Monday. r r b. 16. Att endinl( the:: Islamic .Jihad Is hol ding 1\nc!Pr· tages were made Mond a)'. fi rs t "We r ail upon th e Amer ica n do it, they will pay a very hi gh the ta lk in. diplomatic circles, " meet ln g wt•rc· council members . propie to pressure their govern· price," h!' said in a telephone said a Beirut-based diploma t ic by the pro-Ira nian Is lamic .Jihad so n, a n Assoriat r d Pr<'ss repel!·, le,· Fra nk Cleland,: Hob!'rt Beeg ter . Am eri can UniVI'rs il)' of C• I'I'Oil Teafo rd a nd Lai·ry Wolfe.: IJI>irut offic ia l Thomas Sulh cr· 1Continued on Pagp 121 land und three F renc hme n. Th~eats continue against hostages, military action . U.S. strike force poised off Lebanon A five-ship U.S. assault force is led by the helicopter carrier Inchon.and ~rries about 1,900 Marines, and tanks. ,,...il;ir.ioi;.L_,:. ·Over (40) Rangers In Stock RCA Stereo Video Cassette Recbrder •I nttarad remota control •Linear stereo scund with Dolbyt Noisa Reduction •Up to 14 day, 2-avant programmer , ., 07-chennal, so;position broadcast/ cable•tuner• •New Image-sharpening High Quanty VHS (HQ) BGULAI 1409.00 ONLY $379°0 .... .- ~ 26 Cents Council abolishes residency measure United Press International Sentinel Stall Reports Air pollutants associated with ,acid rain - lorig suspecl!'d of causing environmental damage - also directly affect human health by impairing breathing and increasing resp iratory illness, h~ a lt-h experts say . Meanwhile, a senior official ·with Amer ican El!'ctric Power' s fu r l supply dl•!lsion in La ncas ter warned that " coa1 oquais electricity ... if you play with th!' . electric utility , you're directly aff!'cting coal mines and coal miners in thi s a rea." Med ical authorities told a U.S. s~ nat p subcommittee on environ· ' mental prot ection Tuesday new ·studies show that exposure to cu rrent atmospheric leve ls ol sulfur dioxide, nitrogren oxides . and ozone can irritate and -constrict lung passa ges, cau se : bronchiti s and wheez ing and ·seriously aggravat e asthma. - They said thl' evid enc!' of adverse health effect s is suffi· . cieniiy conclu sive - and aiarm·ing- that it would be irresponsible for Con gress or the Reagan : administration to delay a ny Mediterranean Sea with approved credit 2 Section a. 12 Page• A Multimedia Inc. Newspaper Doctors call for limitations -on acid. rain Two carrier battle groups, a total of 22 ships, are led by the USS John F. Kennedy and the nuclear-powered USS Nimitz. Each carrier has Marine assau~ forces, Navy S~al commandos and about 90 attack.and fighter planes. -.. TURKEY 0 150 . miles SAUDI ARABIA --~---r-----------------:---------:------;-----------·--·--· -·- . < .. Panel to give advice on handling shortfalls IRAQ $759°0 tOol-.v WI • ••dtmtlrtt ot OOiby ~b0r8torltt \Jc:Mtin'= "Chtdl your loctl 011W. comPtnY't wmp.tlwtlty,.., tl . 214 EAST MAIN •• enttne aty Vo1.36. No. 191 Copyrighted 1987 Partly clo~dy tonight, with a low between :10 and 25. · Partly cloudy Thul'!'lday, with highs near ~8. The probability of precipitation Is near zero through Thursday. • SYRIA -OR- $500 CASH 7890 WASHINGTON cU PIJ The Unifcd St a tes marshaled a major nava l a nd Ma rine force in th e eas tern Medit er ranean Sea today but un ad min· !s tratton offi cial sa id tt would not be useo in an ger if Amer ica n hos tages in Le· banon are kept aliv e. A fi ve-ship U.S. assa ult : : , -ll: · force can·y in ~ about 1.900 r;~~;·! Ill' · Marines and tunks puil~d out lit of a Spanish port two da)'S ahead of schedule Tuesday and hPaded cas t to join 22 other Ame r ica n wa rs hips in the eastern M!'dit erranPan , thrcc of th em with another 1.900 Ma r ines a board, Pe n· lagon officials reported. The fi ve ships led by th e hriicopter carrier USS Inchon will link up with two a ircraft ~~~~ carrier . battle groups with about 180 pla nes to stand by if L,.:;...;._________....l~--~·.1.---....,jr...----------~ needed for response to the " hostage cris is in Lebanon, the IN POSITION - A five·•hip u.s. assault force, carrying about 1,900 Marine~ and tanks. ·officials sa id. pplled out of a Spanish portlwo days ahead of schedule Tuesday and headed ca><t to Join 22 The appa re nt total of 27 other American warships in the ea11tern Mediterranean, Pentagon officials said. ( UPI I s urface wars hips will repr~s~n t an assemblage of U. S. sea yo u need them ." Amer ica ns to Le banon. lt y. "They're there tn case of power ranking among the Element s of the Io ree will Ma rin e amphibious for ce~· som" horrendous occurre nce • biggest ever massed in the re turn home " if the re a ren't previous ly have been used to so the presid!'nt can make a ar!'a - roughly south of any hostages · killed, " th ~ evacuatt' Amer ica ns . from decision to use them if he Cyprus and du P west of Isra el official said. . , ; · wanted, hostile areas. but the adminis- but an administration offiAt least 28 forei gn tlbs tages tralion has rema in <'ll ·silent . "Jt wouldn't ,make a ny cial said the armada wa s not are being held in th e region, about the · buildup of naval sense for U.S. military forces dispa tched !or ' " offensive including the most recent power within str iking dis tan ce to be on the east coast of the pu rposes." I college captives four Beiru of Lebanon a nd the reason for United States instead o! the • "We' re not gathering forces among them three professors, it . One official noted an eastern Mediterranean." he to order a strike," said the Aml'ricans. The United States evacuation cou ld not be ruled "That 's the whol e idM added. official, who like. the oth ~rs ha s barred further travel by ou t. to have the forces where on condition of lEG. ONLY 75-68 • boosts naval. _forces •Ht·ConN square-corner 11 O' Daily Number 930 PICK-4 -Page 3 u.s. RCA '26" diagonat ColorTrak Stereo TV tOfllt'IUbility Loca~ ·- os:.m.ur, Offor "Pi<H 2115117 Ohio Lottery Marauders nip Warren ESM, with the expectation that; ESM's misconduct will over: shadow the defendants ' own. • crimes. 'WhY other~ deaDets don't offer Veterans Memorial < By GRETEL WIKLE COLUMB US t UPI J - Dr \' PI· op in g ways to hrl p sma ll govrr n· mf' nl ~ and !-i Oml" govf'rnmr nl age ncies cope with th f' elimin H· lion of ff'dr ra l n•vrnu<• s ha ring fun ds is thr job of u select commltt er· as It rolls up · us ~ I C'f'Vf?' ~ and s ta rt s writ ing recomm end at ions. The House eomm iltre has ber n co nc<'nl rating on the problem for srvcru t weeks. und Tu rsduy mr m bf::rs spPnt their ta st da y hraring tr stlm ony on how th<• state ca n help counties , cit ies and cer tain agencies copP with the Joss of f<•derai dolla rs. The actu a l ta sk of writ ing recommenda t tons will be placr d in the lap of u subco mm itt r•e which has until March 15 to repor t to House Speak er Wrnal C. Riffe. D-Ncw Boston. Re prese nt a ti ves o f threr groups took th eir concer ns to th e comm ittee Tu!'!iday : countirs, c ities and the Env ironmentui ProtroJ ion Agen cy. G!'Orge Haggard. cha irman of the EPA 's lnfrastru ctu r!' Task Force and Water Public Advisory Group, said the E PA will need more than S9 billion just to meet drinking wa ter and waste . wa ter n ~ed s through th e yea r 2000. The es timate covers im· provements necP,ssa ry to meet current mandated standards and regulations, he said. "This ts a con se rv ativ~ es ti· ma te of practical and tan gibl e need ," Haggard said. " Ohio communiti es face a tremendous shortfall" even if certain federal funds arc r estored. County representatfves complained that th e loss of federal dollar s translates int o no capital -- --·- ·- ---.-' '• l mp rov~ m l'nt s , no roa d a nd brtdgr · rr pa ir <l nd thr thrr ut or tayofl s of employers In thr ('OUni ,V. "Wr llrr lacr d with th<' r ~s pon . s ibttlty of s k yroc k rtln ~ man· da ti's an d fl a t rrvr nues." sa id : f,t ob!'rt .J. Ha r ad a. v il' ~ prrsident , of the Ohio Count .v Commt-.ton· : • r rs Assol'ia linn. Fr dNU I ma ndutc• ~ pply to · s tan dards "' county ja ilS: for·: t' ~u mph · , hul <·ounly govern : mr nt s a lso lac<' incrr asrs in· insura ncr• prr•mium s. huma n sr•r·: vi c(tS bu d~w t ~ unO union wagl's.: set und<·r the stipu lations of th!"• coliccli vr b"r ~at ntn ~ taw , Bui<: uda said. Somr solutions thr Leg t>l arurr s hould pursur. n arad a sii ld .in ct udr inrrca s i n~ Ihr \oral go: vrr nmr nl fund . gi ving m o n~ lla lituM to toc;.t ~ ovrr n m r n t s 11{ increase tax t·s !Such as th r sa t.;s taxi , a voidin g nrw regul" iion.< a nd n oqulrr mr nts a nd ta king up:: more n •sponst hlil ty in ma in tain -. in g roa ds a nd hr tdgrs noW.· mainta in ed by thr cou nty, Other count y romm lssionpn; who tes tified Tu r sday urged thflcommitt.C<' to ch11 ngc lh(' s.vstr m of selling uutomobiic llct·nsrs that counties rPC irvc more mo:: ney, a nd i[llplr•mcnt a gaso itn~: tax to benefit count y roads a nd: · bridges . Claire Sawaya Hazuc ha. as·. s istant director of the Columbus Office of M a n a ~ e m e nt · a nd: Bud~e t, s ul(~e s t ed other ways to; boost. count y a nd city funds . :· She said the cap on the amount: cities can tack on to driver· ~ . license fees should be ra tsed .meaning d.r,tve rs would pay mor~: every lour years when thry get· their lice nses re newed. so - - ----- ----- -~----:--.. ,-. �• Commentary The ·Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEJGS·MASON AREA .. ~lh ts:m~ ~._...,...,~=·= ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher BOB HOEFLICH General Manager PAT WHITEHEAD AsslstiUit Publisher/Controller . A MEMBEft of The United Press Inter nation al, Inla nd Dally Press Association and t he American Newspaper Publishers Association LE"'TERS OF OP INION are welcome Th~ shoold be less than :ol words long All let ters are su bj eclto editing and rrust be sig ned wlth name, address and telephon e number No un signe:t le llers wil l be pu blis hed Lett ers should be In good taste, addres sing Iss ues, not per:mnalltles. SAN ANTONIO (NEA) - Dr. Gordon Dreesman spends a lot of hi s time In the company of chimpanzees. Dreesman is cha irma n of vi· rolgy . and immunology at the Southwest Foundation lor Blo· medical Research, one of the Ins titutions eontrlbutlng to this cit y's grow ing stature as a cent e r for m e di ca l a nd scte ntifl c research. The focus of hts r esearch is acquired immune deficie ncy syn· drome - AIDS. He is seeking a vaccine In th at cause, m a n' s closest primate rela tive has been e nli sted as an ally The alliance goes back to 1983 when. even before the AIDS virus had been ide ntl(ied for certain, a test a nimal was successfully infected at Southwest, establishIng the chimpanzee as an accepta ble stand-In for humans in AIDS. experimenta tion Tha t fir st patie nt , as it happens , r ecoved after 60-some days and is now In good health . Why, Dreesman and his col · leagoes cannot say for sure. But m e anwhile, other chimps have been similarly infected, a nd the search for an effective , sale procedure to produce AIDS antibodies progresses. This involves a computerdes igned synthetic protein that mimics a por tlonofthesurface of the AIDS virus The idea Is 'o trigger enough antibody prod• C· tlon to prevent subsequent In' ,c. lion . If It works In chimpanz 1es . It may very likely als• in hum a ns But the testing ca n' t be rus hed. An experiment runs a minlmum of 12 to 15 months, and the s upply of c himpanzees, a n endangered spec ies, Is limit ed. Only 25 of Southwest's 'colony of 160 have been drafted for the AIDS cam patgn Once mfected , a n a nimal ca n ' t be u se d f o r other experiments. Southwest is one of several fac ilities utilizing chimps In the AIDS quest There have been recent reports of rival ries in AIDS resea rch so Intense that they amount to sabotage of coiJ!petl tive ex peri · ments. Dreesman Is inclined to minimize the significance of these accounts. Basic researchers, he notes, The eyes have it .. (:Letter to the Editor ... ,• r . ,• ..· Nol 1he be.~t .~ub.'ititution ..,. :,- ·. ltl'ad tn thrpapct lhat sevrta l ~ ' peo ple In Middleport ex pressed '. to the Mtddl epor t olftcia ls th a t · · they w<'r e upset with the cable : . compa nv about tht• QVC' c han nel that replaced c ha nnr i li m C'olum· : • bu s. Thi s" is a cha nn el tha t srlls :- mrrch,ondl se fat 24 hours .: - 1 live tn Pomerov a nd would .- like to sav that I am v~ rv ups~t . · a lso. To beg in wit h. my ca ble ·, went up m ore tha n $~ a month I : -:· know vou ca n go to Point : : . Pleasant a nd get a box free, bu t ~:-:with this box m srnlce II you - •liave a VCR the on iv thing you ~an tape Is the program you·r~ wat ching. I unde r sta nd thai lor :::::$2" more th rv "Ill sell vou ...... . ..... . someth ing tha t will make 11 >u vou ran wa tch one progt am and ta pr a nothe r· one at the same time Thi s is .tnothe t· rtpoff. but my ma in co mplaint is that tf thr\ wan ted to put th e QVC' c ha nn el on. whv drdn't they put that c hannel on the box and II people wanted It they could go to Pornr Plro,rsa nl a nd gel II They cou ld ha vr saved somP m o n r~r bcca usr thrv wouldn' t nC"ed as many boxes Gettmg up ;t ! 7: :!0 In the morning a nd wa tc hmg the QVC' channel Is abou t as excit ing .ts watchi ng pain t drv . Llovd Wng ht 100 Beec h St Po meroy 4 • _r • • r~.Today in history - - ,_ By United Press Internallonal ·• • · Tod~y Is Wednesday, Feb 4, the 35th day of 1987 wit h 330 to follow ·:.· :· The moon is moving towa rd Its fi rs t quarter ::: . The morning s ta rs are Venus and Satu r n. . • , The evening s tars are Me rcury, Mars a nd Jupiter . Those born on this date are under the sign of Aquarius . They Include ;•. -:;. Polish-born Amer ica n P,alriot Tade usz Kosciuszko in 1746, physic ian .; : and educator Mark Hopkins In 1802; F renc h c ubist painter Ferdnand ::; ; Leger in 1881 ; aviator Charles Lindbergh in 1902; theologian Dietrich ;-:.-Bonhoeffer in 1906: civil right s activist Rosa Lee Parks in 1913 (age -:..:74): actress Ida Luplno In 1918 (age 69); feminist Be tty Frleda n In :;:::.1921 (age 66), a nd comedian David Brenner In 1945 (age 42) . - .. . :-:·· On this dat e in his tory. :-·:: In 1861. at a convention In Montgomery, six states -Ala ba m a, ·: ·:Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Miss issippi a nd South Ca rolina :: ::e lected J efferson Davis president of the Confederacy . : ·:: . In 1938, Chancellor Adolf Hitl er seized control of the German ar.my - ·:~ and put Nazi officers in key posts as part of a pla n tha t lead to World : : War II. : · · In 1974, Patrici a Hea r st, 19, da ughter of Sa n Fra ncisco publis her .Randolph Hearst, was a bduc ted from he r Berkeley , Ca lif , :._: apartment .by urban guerrillas. ;- · In 1977, 11 people were killed a nd nearly 200 injured when a n ·: ·:eleva led train jumped the track a nd cras hed Into a s treet below In : · .: downtown Chicago.--: ':': · A thought for the day; Theologian Dietrich Bonhoeffer said, "A God • .· who le t us prove his ex istence would be a n Idol." < . "For your health's sake, no smoking on or off the job - and, while I'm thinking of it, only eat meat twice a week, shower daily, go to church on Sunday, and you can just forget about sex or out you go .... " By KEITH WISECUP Sentinel Staff Wrlt~r ROCK SPRINGS- Mike Ba r· trum and J R . Kit <:hen combined for 48 point s as Meigs rallied from a th ree point deficit m the fin al• three minutes lo score a tight 75-68 win over Warren Loca l here Tuesday In non- league action. The Mara ude r s had trailed 60-57 wtth 3· 22 left wh en they pumped In eight unanswered points, four each by Kitchen and Bart rum, to take a 65-60 lead with 2:02 remaining. Twice the War riors came to within three, 65·62 and 67·64, but four stra ight free throws by , Ki tchen and two breakaway bucket s by Brent Bisse ll In the final minu te pol· ished off the Warriors' chances. are Inclined to be competitive to the point af times of behaving like prima donnas. But he person· a lly be lieves th at, faced with the AIDS challe nge, the research community feels a tremendous urgency and so Is exchanging Information more freely than a t any time he ca n recall The urgency, he stresses, Is all too well -found ed. The re Is no indication that the number of AIDS cases Is going to do a nything but increase in the fore~eea bl e future . "We have to get rid of the idea th at this Is a gay disease," he says. " It 's a venera! disease- a · fat al one that threatens everyone . But right now public education Is not getting that acros s. " Eve n so, he lhtnks we may actually have lucked out on the timing of the AIDS onslaught "II this had happe ned 10 years ago, we would have been in big trouble The re would have been a monume ntal epide mic . But now we have hope. We have the tools in cell -clomng and molecula r biology adva nces to attack it." . Still, It is going to be a long haul . A vaccine, wh en it comes, will be too la te to help the millions already infected. New drugs are their only hope , a nd they may be three to five ye ars In the future. By tha t tlmP, If th e re Is no setb~ck In current research effo r ts, a vaccine may be undergoing clinical fi eld tests. But It will be seve n to 10 years before mass public inoc ulatlons is feas ible We may , however, soon hear of a significa nt advance. Dreesman says that within a fe w months, Southwest expec ts to complete the fir st ser ies of multiplea pproach vaccine tri a ls with the c himpanzees and to announce the resu lt s. Bartrum drilled 26 points for Meigs , hitting from in side a nd around the perimet er while also grabbing a team-high nine r e· bounds . Kitche n scored 22 points and added seven r ebounds. Bls· sell had 12 points while Donnie Becker contributed eight points a nd played another remarka ble floor game as the Meigs lads turned the ball over only six times on the evening. Warren's bliste ring quick point guard Doug Huffman pumped in 31 points, hltting12of19from th e fi eld, and kept the Warriors on top in the fi rst half with 17 markers. WLHS' Brett Rauch also had a superb gam e, scoring 25 point s while grabbing 13 rebounds In a losing cause. Rauc h picked most and Japan . We becam e a differ · r nt place." The 239-square·mile island is mdeed a " different place.'' boast in g a healthie r economy than na tions hundreds or thou· sands of times ti S s ize 'l'h fact tha t Singapore's living standard s have risen faster than any other country's in the last two decades is the mos t s ignificant tribut e to Lee 's leaders hi p 196~. LPe has ruled his 2.5 millio n people like a n tmperrous fat her, sponsorin g numerou s ca mpaigns des igned to keep hi s e thnrcal l1 diverse people happy, ha r m on· ious - af\d orderly. Thouj:th Srngapore's Chmese, Malay s, Indians a nd E uropea ns spea k at lea F! two dozen lan gu a~es a nd dtalects, Lee ha s imposed Eng· !ish as th e official lang uage o f governme nt and sc hools . • Lee's persuasive campa igns have prom oted fami ly plann ing , marriag e between educational eq uals, ~ood manner s and br us hIng a nd flu s hing teet h, whrl e " I dtdn'l set out lo butld an independent Singa pore,' Lee told us r ece ntly " I set out to build Sm gn porr which is part of Malaysra ... Aft er 1965, the QUC'SIJOn Wci S: ('quid W(' ~UfV I VC'? Without Mal ays ia . thrre ww; no hi nter la nd to keep the pla ce go mg .. " We arc likl' a heal! without a body withou t Mal,rys ta And thPn we had to rPach out to the world an d make ourselves releva nt to th e rest of t he wor ld . So our t ra de I ines and our Investm ent lines wPre thrown to Europe. America condemnin g s moking, splttrng, ch('wi ng gum a nd long ha ir among men. Litterrng a nd jay walking invite heavy fines; ma ny comme rcial ve hicles nre fitt ed with yellow rooftop li ght s that stat I fla s hrng whe n th e vehicle exceeds th e s peed llmrt . Singapore s uf fere d a n eco· nomrc s hock tn 1985 because of the wor ld trad e slowdown Lee is leadin g the Sli ugg le ba c k from hi s count ry's worst economi c s lump tn two d eca des. He adm tt ted that it has been a "ver y s low rccove rv.'' Th a t' s onr reason wr don' t think Le<' wtll te ltrc nex t year He's not quitt er. a nd it wouldn 't be likl' htm to bow out whilr his coun try was s !ill stru gg ling reo nomica lly. Anoth e r reason rs thai. so far . none· of Lee's lleut e na nr s has m eas 01·ed up to his exactrng sta ndat ds as a political he ir. We asked him poi nt -bl a nk if he was rea lly gomg tq reltre in !988. Lee replied: " I'm hopin g tha t I'll new ca reers Beyond a ll tha t, delving Int o new areas of know! · edge m akes us feel better a bout ourselves I knew a 48·year·old freshma n who was so excit ed about ap· proaching her inte llect ua l expan· slon thn t s he said , "I feel like a child who' s been locked in the attic a nd suddenl y le t out Into the suns hine ." I aiso remember a comment by Me igs hit s It s' record to 16·2 with the win and sta vs a t 13 lin the TVC. Warre n Local fa lls lo 10·6 overall and sports a 6· I SEOAL ma r k, one ga me )Jehlnd league· lea dm g Gallipolis. Warre n, which held a com m a ndmg 40-27 edge on the boards, wa s In cont ro l ea rly. building a lead of mn e point s at 25·16 with 5:52 left In the fir s I ha lf An 11-polnt spurt by the Marauder s gave the m their fir st lead of I he night at 27-25 wit h 3: 37 rem aining in the second pe riod Leading 28 27, Me igs watched rt s lead disappear thanks to Mr Huffman who popped in three quic k bas kets for a 33·28 WL \\ \ltlt E!'Ii U)( ,\J. 1~K 1 - Hrt11 lt.tut h I I .1-'l!\, llo h llariOM ll. o-o, Chrl~ ( mt•t•ll I·O·K, l)oujC fhlffm ,tn ft· "'i· ll Httllhlt • Hil hi.U'lb IH} O 84•n]h• hill I II !. Kt ·'hi fll•m J.!.. 2. TCYI'1\L~ !!J IU ~ ~n: JC, !-1 t75 ) 1 H Kitth•·n 'II•!!. llonn h• lk•1•wr l-i).H. :O.Iilit• Hur lru111 ~ K' l !) llun t:a., nn !ll~ I. Rn•nt m ~-.,, \1 ·, ~ ll. ( hrts " 11111 h I I .l. Rill Urnllu'f"ll l• II Si t'\' I\IU !'o!ot'r U-0 U St uti l'ut,H\1 II IHI I 0 I \I ~"" the Wa m ors were called fa t lK fou ls to Metgs' 15 Kevin Or ler. Todd Powell. and Don Dorst all led th e Meigs reserves with 10 pom ts eac h as the Litt le Marauders rolled to ,rn rasy 57 31 win Coach Ru sl\· Bookman's reser ves we 1r M 111 tota l contro l, bu tldlng a :lO·I4 halftime lead a nd bv th e e nd of lhree quartet s, led 48-18. Doug Robert s led Warrrn w ith 111 Tho Me igs resen es dre now 12-o oHrall a nd are 11·3 tn !he TVC' . Warr en's reser,_;ps have d 16 1U v,. 75 lh qn.t rl t' r" \\ .trnn 1.-n .d !! II \lt • l~t" Rio Grande College, wrth four pl ayers finishing In double fi g. ures, outscored visiting Mount Vernon Nazarene 46-28 In the second half Tuesday to post a 94·68 Mtdd·Ohio Conference ba s· ketbail vlctorv in LyneCenteron "Insurance Night" before a good-sized crowd. Up 48-40 during the halft tme int ermisston, Ri o scored ear l)' and often to ope n second ha lf play and rebound from It s first league loss of the year. On the season, Coach J ohn Lawhorn' s quintet upped it s mark to 22·5. Inside t he MOC', Rto Improved its league· leading re· cord to 8·1 In other MOC co ntest s Tues· day, Urbana lost 100-80 to Cedar· ville: Walsh edged Tiffin , 60-58 and Malone bea t Ohio Domini· ca n, 66-59 Mount Ver non dropped to 8·D overall and 3·5 on the season . Mike Smith pumped in 25 points to pace Rio' s a tt ac k aga mst the Cougars . Joe Verhoff added 21. Ron Rittinger 12 and Doug Fogt 10. J eff Goodrich had 19 for the ~rsilors, Todd Mornson II a nd Tim Ju stice 11 . Rio Grande wa s 4~ of 66 from the fi eld a nd six of 18 at th e line RID cont rolled th e boards, 4J -21i. Ve rhoff picked off nine rebound s and Fogt eight ThP wrnner s had 19 assists. six by Smith. a nd committed 12 tu rnovC"rs The Cougars v. ere 27 of 45 from the fie ld a nd 10of19 from the Ime. Richard Ca nter pi cked off 11 rebounds for th e losers Mt Vernon had 20 ass ists, s ix bv .Jeff Case. and had 16 t u 1 novrrs Rto ret urn s to act ton Sa turda v PI - h/1 l"t .!" - · j j (ICt•.. t•rH " \II i I .trf\' lt)-.UI .l- t-11 10'1 i\ l ~"'i II 11 II Kt •\ In Olt.·r ".- II Ill 1\t t \ ~ 11\illl•r Hlti, Stull '\it • l,~: ltr ~· II I , l'tpld l't•Mt·\1 i 1· 10, I hm~ l'nltin .. '! Ill \l ,tH UukPf' I· I 9, n Tt II 1.1111·· n 1111, s, Ill! 1\,u hm Ill!. l~nn ()m -.1 I ! Ill , l tulih ll.mi.,ml Ill '! 'W '1 o\la'"i .!:.- j li lh' IJUarll·r-. 1 I! - • II \' urrt•n I JI I .tl Mt·llr.' II IQ Ill ~· . ' ii with a co nference ga me a t Ur ba na . Tipoff trm e rs 7 30 p.m . Box score. MOUNT VERNON (tiK) - ,Jl•fl Cruod· r ich. 6· j · J9; Todd Morrlsfln, t\- 111: Tim .Ju,oo;lke, 4· 1·0.11; Sum Rarhcr, I :l B-K, Richard Cuntt>r, 3·11-6; Tom (lark. I 1·(}.1!1: Tim Madison, 1·2-.f: ( niK Sho1•nu•k cr , I 0.2; Puul Gn•ll{ury, HI- ~ TllTt\1.."1 2H 10.61! RIO GRANDE 19~) - Mlkl' Smith, 1 2· 1 ·2~ .••ot• Ve-rhoff, 1 I 121: lkln RUtin ~t••r, 6-0..12; Oou~~~: F••Kt. ~0.10: ,Jim K1•nrns .1· 1·0-9; Kuy !'ilnl(leton, 2 1 · ~. nlhOn)' Ra\i mor P, 2- IH, Roh ,Jut•k!iOR, 2-U~. St t' ~l f h;xton, 1 i).:!; Buh l.ln..Jamood, J.t._ ~ TOT AI ..."i ~I ~ 6-9-1 llulfUm t.• !(COff' - JUo Gr.mdl' IK Mt V1•rnon .JU Hawks get big 54-point effort from Wilkins By COI.LINS :VEI\RWOOD UPI Sports Writer The Haw ks needed everyonrr~t Dommiqu e Wtiktn s' :,4 point s Tuesday night to beat the Bos ton Celtics " It wasn t the type tof gam• •! that I co me dow n a nd score and the nPx l guv com es dow n a nd scores." Wilkins sa id a ft er hrs game-htg h perform ance lift ed Atla nta to a 126· 12:! overt ime vtctory over the C'rlt lcs " It was som et hing that wa s earned It wa s n' t like It was a n easy 54. It wa s the tvpr of ga m e th a t was nrp a nd t uck a ll the be .tble to do it . " It' s a target I have set in order to for ce the pace for the vounger men to com e forward and ta ke ovet the job ill jusl) de pends upon whether somebody ea n ta ke over t hts job and run it. I think I have a good tea m of younger co ll~:ag u es who can run the government " As ked about his son, Brig. Gen Lee Hste n Loong, Lee described him s imp!) as part oft hat tea m Som e observer s bel ieve Lee is try rng to set up a C'h rnese dy nasty I hrough his son. and Lee may In fac t have that tn mind "Somebody has go t to take over thts job a nd provldC' the .captaincy of the !Pam." he said . Asked what he would like to be rem em be red for. Ler sa id· "A s som eone prC'se nled with an awe· so me cha ll e nge who m a na ged to ker p the plaC'e a live a ns found a vounget group of prople to keep It go in g. im provr on it a nd prosper a ft er mv coiiPagues a nd I were too old Th at's a bout it " wav.'' WINS SECOND PLACE HONORS - Shawn Connolly, son of Kenneth Connolly who was one of the first graduates of Eastern High School, recently won second place In a speed pitching contest held by the Cincinnati Reds, Kand Kool Aid Speed Pitching 1986. Shawn won second place hy throwing 58 miles per hour In the 10·12 year old division. The Meigs County native received a Reds jacket, a trophy , and four tickets to two Cincinnati Reds games. Shawn hopes to compete on a Babe Ruth team this summer. Shawh Is the grandson of the late B'll Connolly and Erma Connolly of Long Rottom. Pinango retains title INGLEWOOD . Ca lrf !UP! I Bcmardo Pin a ngo withstood a 12th-round knorkdown Tuesdav night to 1e ta in his World Boxing Association banta mweight title wit h a 15 round una nimous dec i· stan over Frankie Duarte. Pin~ngo . a 1q80 Oly mp ic s ilver meda list from Venezuela w ho now l lVC'S in Panama, was su, pnsed bv a left hook and fe ll to thr ca n~·as midway th rough the 12th He recovered qut ckl), howevPr. to run his l'ecord to21-2·21n his lhli d It t lr de fense actress Sophi a Loren: " It 's a mista ke lo think th a t o nce you' re done with sc hool. you need ne ver Jea rn a nythm g new There Is a fount a in of youth. It Is In your mind ." " Hr dtdn ' t know wha t hi t him ," sa id Pinango's trai ner, Luis Spada "A ll h<' knows It stun g Th e coll ege professor was right; .We' r e not fini s hed yet. We mus t continu e to seek new knowledge a nd let it re-create us . That's t,he esse nce of living. The Daily Senlinel !USPS llil-&tlll l i\ Dlvl:don ol Multimedi a. In c. Berry's World Puhl!shrd rvC>r\· aftNnoon.. Monda;.' thr ough Ftlda v, lll Coutl St. Po mf'rQv Ohio. h v th r Ohio Va ll ry Pub tlshlng Companv 1Mu lt lm('(ll a. In c. Pomf'rO\ , Ohio 4:J769, Ph 992 2l!)fi Sr cond r lr• s~ poslagr paid at Pomrro;.r - Ohio M<' mhN United Pr rss I nu~rnatto n al. Inland Oallv PrPSs Associ a! ion a nd t hr Ohio N('wspnprr Associ a! io n. Nat lonal Adv('rtl slnJ! R<'prt•sPnla!IVC', Branham him that rn stant But he v.asn' t r eally hurt (Duarte! gavr him some good punchrs, bu t Bet nardo is m good shape." Duarte, who mrssed live vcars in the ring while overcoming drug and alcohol probl<•ms. was cut over both eyes Th e :l2·y~ar · old c halle ngrr bega n bleeding in the lOth round and c lai m ed he was the victim of a head bu tt Th<' oldes t fighter Pver to chall<'ngr for thr 118· pound crown, Du artr lost for ju st the srco nd timC' in 12 bou ts s ln cP launchi ng his com eback in 1984 fi r is 41· 7-1 w ith 32 knockou ts for his earerr. .Judges Roi>c•rto Ha mil rz of Puerto Rico scorrd it 14 2· J.ll. Rodolfo Hill of Panam n had It 143·140 a nd .Ju an Ma io of Argrntln a ha d It 14>- 140. Ptnan go had threc points deduct<'d for low blows in the second . fourth and el~ ht rounds. Pinango, who will turn 27 on Mondav, captured the crow n las t ,June 4 with a unanimous declston over Ga by Ca nizales, then re· talned it with v rctorics over C'lrin Dl Leva In It aly a nd Simon Skosana In Sout h Africa . Newspapf'r Salrs 733 Third i\V(InU C' New York.. Nrw York HKJ17 Said Atla nt.r C'oach Mtkr F't a· te llo· " The Cel tics don't throw ga mes away You have to win 11 from them . 'Niqu e rWIIkmsl wa s sensa tiona l and (,John) Bat tle stepped m a nd drd a super jo b." Wi lkins , who scored >7 point s against Chtcago on Dec. 10 a nd 5:l points aga in st t he Los Angrles C' lrppl'rs on J an 12, hit 19 of J4 s hots from the fi eld a nd 16 of 20 from the free throw lin e aga inst the C'elt ICS. Boston led 58-51 at h a lftim ~a nd 86-81 after thrre quarter s Atlanta fought back to tie the score 111 111 with 22 seconds l ~' fl in regulation on a basket bv Wilkms Wtlkin s scor~d 16 po in ts m thr fo ur th quar!Pr and 11 tn over timr to help tht• Ha wk s earn the victory Boston mtssed a cha ncr' to tie th~ score wit h tw o seconds ll'fl when La r ry Btrd hit the b.rc k of the rim on a n :I-point shot Elsewhen ' , Phil adelphi a dr fea red Indtanapolls 99·94, C'hl· cago beat Was hin gton 98·91. Den ver s topped Hou ston 107· 101. New York upset Mi)waukro' 110 ](19, Spurs dec ked Golden State 11 I · 10:1. Uta h t ripped Sacra· m enl o 101 95 and Portland be lt ed P hoenix 117· !OJ. 76ers 99, Pa cers 94 At Indi a na polis, Charles Bark ley scor ed 22 po in ts to spark t hl' 76ers to a co me-from · behind victory a nd hand the Pa ce rs the ir seventh straight loss Bnrkley's field goal with 2:02 rem a ining gave the 76ers the lead a ft er they had tra iled most of the gam e Indi ana's Herb Wtlliam s tied th<• gam e on a free th row, but Andrew Toney's 10-foot jumper ga v~ the 76ers the lead for good. Bulls 9K, Bullets 91 At Chicago, Mi chal'! .Jordan scored a ga me hi gh :12 pornt s a nd Mike Brown scored 10 fout th quar ter potnl s to sp.r rk thP Bulls Brown ftni shed with 16 point s as the Bulls snapped a ft vr·ga m P los tn g streak ..Je ff Malone and E nnis Wh atlev each h.o d 20 point s for Wa s hmgton Nuggets 107, ltockcts 1115 At Houston, La faye tt e Lever sco red 26 po int s. gra bbed 14 tebo unds and handed ou t 11 ass is ts to power the Pacers Jackson grid coach steps down .J ACKSON - The .J ac kso n Hi g h School hra d V .tl srt.v loot ba ll coac h has a nn ounced hr · wil l testg n h om his posl tton Al though sc hoo l offici a ls ll' fuse to co nfirm th(• ann o un r•~ me nt. second-yea r coach Dt•nn is flui Ph lson submt tled his l~llet of res rg nation Mond av. acm rdtn g ro The .Journai -Hrot a id Hut C'htson would not puhll rll commrnt brrausr thP .Jackson C' itv Sc hool Board has not actrd upon t h ~ resigna tion. Hut chison n•vca lrd h~> d('( I sion to mem bl't s of thr football tra m las I Wednes dav uftrt noon Thursdav nt g ht , hr met wrth lea dC'r s of the .Jackson Sldrllnet s Club, " pn va t r su ppor t gr~>up A 191i'lgr.tduatr of.JI1 S. Hut ch I· so n ftrs t coac hed a! W.01tlm lll gh in Bir mln g h o~m. Ala . wh •' t c hr• compli ed a 24 H trt·ot d In l YK:>. h• · was hired as football coac h and ma t hm c trcs al .JII S, uftl't .Jim Revnolds reslgnPd from thP pos ition a nd was pt omotPrl to asststa nt pri nci pal Hutc htson's 19H'J sq uad posted a :l-7 tecord L.tst sraso n JfiS fini s hed 1·9. He sa id he will continue to teac h at .Jfi S a nd will work with the footba ll team un til a n •plaCP· m rnt Is found . Hu tchtnson Is thr second SEOA I. gr ld coach to n •s lg n withi n a werk Loga n' s C'larr nce Perrv 1cslg n<'d In latr .Janu a ry to accept thr Wilmington Hi g h Sc hoo l post. ·ulTl ETftS· . '~ 0~ a ~liKE IP ,J II. Kfi'(;IJEN BARTRAM 'Cup" back in America SAN .OII :fiO 1UP II -The Sa n Dlrgo Yac ht Club celrbralcd t h<' bi ggest nt ght of It s llll VPa t hi stor v wtth c hamp,rgnP s hol· gu n bl.ts ls .md un c h,trart!'l'lst i4' wo r whoop!-i An ov Prf\m\ rlubhou sP crowd p.11 r tr d rnt o th<' catlv ho ut s lad. I\ ~r. 11 s p.r o whl'n I ttl' Cup t rs idNI " In IIH• h,rll nwrd h,tlls of I ill' Nt•w York Y~ c ht (')u h a nd nobod)• could l'Vf' t sr1P tl. · s(tid th o~ t th<• wor!tt s l))d('st s pmllng lt oph y wil l pt ob.o hlv loUI thr country twfo1 P rom ln ~ to JOost ul tit( ' San l)jp~o l lub a ~ ! dv or it (' son Df'nnls Con1wt sklppl'red hrs St.JIS & Strtpr' crrw to i.lll rc~sv vlctorv over Ausl t a lt a's Kooka butt " Ill in th r· fi nal taec of lhf' 1\m!'rlr.t's C' up f1na ! m FtPm <.~ ni! P, Aus l ri.i lt c~ Mm c t h.m 71Ki tr·\ PIPI's includ mg San DiC'gO Mavor M<~ur PP n O'C'on n01 an d s tng••r .Jo hn DPnvrr , frasted on swo t dfhh .rnd Aus tralian beef pl r as thPV c heered th~ llvr broa deas r of Co nner' s rnrxot abh' m a rch on thf' \ up . Wearin g s hl r ts P mhl ~zo n ed wtlh "r.o. De nnis" and " C:'B v•' to G'Dav." lhC' crowd too k th<' US v lct ot \ fo1 gr ,mtt•cl aft Pt l'unnr•J' gra hbPd thP lrad I rom th l'ou tst't. C'l ub mrmbr rs. Jam m f'd In It o n! ~31 JACKSON PIK£ · RT 3& WES T -~ · 4524 8ARllAIN MAT INEES SATURDAY ' SUNDAY • ALL SE AT S 12.50 ADMISSION EVERY TUESDAY 12 SO ~'" 10 ttwu nMU&RY~ FRIDAY thru THURSDA Y' ol 11 l f' lf•vis ion •w l s throughou t the sptl ,lfld· ~:~ l ts h butldln g, spent mul h uf nigh! I .J~1 in g nw '""lcomP hom•· pl.rns for lh <' lr natiH' so n ami hi' H'<·lalmf'd boo tv Those pla n; wtll tnl'l udP " J( 1sson 1n sporf'.imdn shlp rol' 1)1(' folks bat k LJS I . ('l ui> s poko·s man Tom Wil so n. ll 'l'.oi ll ng rhr · 1:12 I MOC Stand in~ t:H o\1 .!, :\104 Ill HIO folt \'UI "X rI \\ ••1-.h ; " :. ' ...u ~1 ll lllllt ' , ·rutin f • dun Ill •· :. \' t•rnlltl ~ r t~ I rhan ,l Oh lu llum ln h.an .I '" ..t I I t! !Ol 1. ··· ·· ' IX ; I 1.1 I I I 'I "",, "I! ; " 1.1 1i I i X ! '!II 'l' u••..,d.n ·., n ... uu .. IU04,1{,\Nll E 9t. ,\ luunl \t•rr1mJ i\ raw r t'll' ilK llan Ill' IIlii I rhunra KU :\1lluru Ull. OhJ,, 11111u lnl11111 .,,, \\ ,,,.., ,, !ill, 'I'll flu ill 'l'lmr..d.lV'., )l11111 •· f ' \\ l lmh~l{lrlfl .at ('t•ll aniiiP Saturda)''N ~~~:a n u,.. f •·dar \ Uh al )1111unr· \\ ral .. h at \II \'t•rnon Ohlu l)omlnhun rll Tl flh1 IUO filti\ N JJt. •rl l rh .1n rt HISTORY BOOK DEADLINE: FEB. 15, 1987 POS'IMASTER· ~n d addr""" <hrui~ lo ThC' Dally S('ntlncl. Ill Court St . Pomcrov Ohio .&~769 Onr Month Onr YC'ar . .. ... . .. . .. SINGLEWPV PRICE Dallv .$~ 45 $G5 00 riM" may r['fTiil In adVIlRCf dlreC't to WN~k No subscriptions by ma ll pcrmllt£'d In areas whf'f'l' hom(' carrier servlct• l!l available Mall SubKrlpt;IGnl when ready 25 Cl'nt s Th<' Dall y Srntlnrl on a :l, 6 or 12 mont h bas\!l Cr{'d\t wil l IX' ~vPn car rlt>r each ' _ _ Copyist Meigs County History@ $37 00 (lncludos 5% N•me _ _ __ _ _::..__ _ _ __ __ __ Ohio S•les Tax) I will pock up my book in Meigs County _ SubsCribers not dl'5 1rlnf[ lopay the ca r· • PLEASE ENTER MY ORDER FOR: • SUBSCRIPTION R~TES By Carrl t~r or Motor Rvu1e OnC' W(IC'k .. , .. $1 25 "GO. ,'STARS AND STRIPES' - GO! " 1.! " 't\ltltEN I 0( t\1 . Ill l - 'h t.·r U.ult•·" I ,I ~ 8rl.m l'! t'\ lilt• Ill !, Ur td ll ol hl•tl II 1 1. llnll !( lto lwrt ... i II Ill lt!o.HII :\t•jlliUit' \lt:l(.!'oO 1:1"'il - ma r k in the SEOAL Meigs travels to Wel ls ton rhl s F ndav m an effor t to clm ch a ilr !01 their !hi t d strJight TV C champtonship . Wattl'n goes to ' Marietta. lo Ill Redmen rebound with 94-68 triumph Learning should never stQp _ _R_u_.~ty_B_row_n A college st ude nt, rebelling but not easy. For one thing , while aga inst a poetry·wrltln g assign· I was fa sc inated with the rhe tor ic m e n! , compl a ined to his pr ates· of Quint ilia n, my husba nd was sor. "I' m no poet " But the less tha n c ha rmed wh en I wa nt ed professor shot bac k: " Young to leave Friday-nigh t pa rties a t 9 m a n, I want you to unders ta nd beca use of Saturday-morning you're not fi nished yet. You're classes. s till In the process of bei ng Pam Mendelsohn of Arcata. created." Calif .. returned to colie!'(e in the I think of t hat incident as a '70s for a master 's In psyc hology. reminder that we a ll s hould Out of her own need s. s he was recast ,ourselves from time to Ins pired to write "Happier by t'lme a nd not consider ourselves Degrees'' t Ten Speed Press) - a "finis hed ." For our own inner combination guidebook and pep g rowt h, it's good to jump-s tart ta lk lor co llege- bound wo men. our mind s rnt o new directions She writes about t he hurdles of a nd diffe r e nt goa ls A career reentry 1admissions tes ts and coun selor once said. "If you want registration run·arounds) a nd to be alive as long as you li ve, offers ad vice on how to cope with you've got to Inves t in yourself. fea r of failure, how to study for You have to be invol ved in the exams and what adult students t as k of se lf re m aki ng a nd may have to give up: friend s, recrea tion " le is ur e. bei ng a per f ec t One of the best wa ys to do this, homemaker. of course, Is through con tinuin g She also discusses how a education Tec hniques and tec h· mother's r eturn to school affects nologles are changing so quickl y the famil y. Children may com· these days, few of us ca n afford plain about thrown-together not to re-school and retool to meals ("Youcallth" dinner ?"), upgrade our marketable skills. It and hus bands get Irked whe n is reported lhat more · than 20 studen t-wives spend a ll weekend million adult Americans- or one writing papers. of every e ig ht - is tak ing courses But the women Me ndelsohn part lime . Inte rviewed also articulated upAnd wome n make up the beat adva ntages: " I fee l that I ' m highes t 'percent age of those on a rea lly good role model lor m y ca mpu s. That' s because women c hil d re n ": "My e ntire life are more a pt to fors a ke educa. changed - I rega ined self· tlon for marriage or move In and · confide nce"; "I didn't expect to out of the work force with the e bb m eet peers, make friends a nd to and fl ow of famil y responslblll· be In an excltln~ atmosphere" ; ties. What ever th e r easo n, "I'm proud of gain~ back and women. a t som e point. often unde rtaking something very dlf· realize th a t their lives are flc~lt and very remote from what chan ging a nd more s'chooling is I ever had before." necessary for the transition . Returning io school sharpens our skills or teaches us new ones : Whe n I returned to campus to It can get us a promotion a nd prepare for a new caree r some higher pay; tt can ready us for years ago. I found It exhilarating margin Warren led 37 3~ a t the half. The two ream s traded baskets most o f the third period as War ren held it s lead a li of the qu arter. but was up only 49·48 to begin the final eight minu tes. Meigs outscored WL 7-2 a t th e outset of the fo urt h quarter to nab a 55·51 lea d, but that quic kly evnporated mto a 58·55 defi cit by the 4; 12 mark . Meigs mnde 30 of t;9 from the field for 44 per cent and canned l !i of 22 fr ee th,l'ows (68 per cen!l lncludmg nine of 11 In the final period . Warre n shot a v.arm 54 per cent, making 29 of 54 whtlr dropping 10 of 17 fou I s hots (59 per cenll . Warr en was quilt y of 18 tu rnov · ers compar ed to Meigs' srx and of hts pomt s under t he bu cket a nd hilll of 14 fro m th e field Keeping it thriving ___J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on_&_-_D_al_e_Va_n_A_u_a WAS HI NGTON - Alt hough he' s onl)' G3, Prr me Mmts ter Lee Ku~ n Yew IS the dean of de mocra tic polittr i,ms m th e Fa r East, havi ng held power for 28 vears. He has announced he' ll retire nex t yea r . but don't bet it . Lef' has been Singapor e's leader smce the for mer Bntish co lony achieved limit ed sell-rule in !9Ci9, the n t hrou gh two drfficult yea rs in a fede ra tion with Malay· sia and final lv Ind e pendence in The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 ' Pomeroy Middleport. Ohio · Meigs Marauders outlast Warren Local Warriors,. 75-68 Allies against AlDS ____;______,D_on_G_ra_iff The Lighter Side , By DIC:.:K WEST WASHJNr.TON 1UP II - Judges elsewhere m t he world s til l have 11 rnanths In which to compe te, bu t the title of the yea r' s m os t mjudlc tou s mngistra te thus far in 1987 clenr ly belongs m Zimba bwe. In the city of Harare, It has bee n re ported, a judge sent enced a nurse to fou r years m prison. And all s he did was set a nother nurse a fir e. Th e judge said the nurse teacted "out of a ll ptopotlion" to hav mg twr ear bitt en off Needl ess to say, I don' t agtee If you lose an ea r dut ing a n a lt erca tion, II seems to me the onl v sens rble reCOUi se ts to set your assai lant on fir e Most nurses. as you may know fr om bitter experience, don ' t burn very well Dou sing hl'r wtl h gasoline may have been necessary to get the fir e s tarted. For a judge to d ecide that Is a pr ison offense strikes m e as the heig ht of lrrespons lbiltt v, pa rt tc ul a rly when the other nursP a lso underwen t trea tme nt for de press ron. Biting off a co lleague's ear is no ca use for dppressio n. That proves o ne's teeth a nd g ums a re rn good sha pe, whi c h Is reason to set vour s pirits soar ing I would say Nurse B had nothin g to be depressed about. At leas t. · nothing tha t could be bl a m ed on the dl'fendant The Bibl e teaches us to•rrtaliate rn kind . By tha t tokpn, mavb<' the defenda nt s hould have go ne for he t opponent's ear ra ther tha n fo t .~ m a i<'hes But all in all , I would say. Nurse B got off lig htl y Aftrr a ll, she didn 't hav<' he r rx terna l aprwar a nee ma r red. drd s he'! ·- Once I he burns hea led, she could trpot I to a hospt lal 01 ,r ny ot her -:' prospective pmployer as good as new . · ·· But a nurse with one eat is fa t from being tn mint cond i!to n A ~ ; prospecti ve em ployN would thr fully just ifr d m concludrng that · :· somethin g wa s miss in g. High pr ires. for exa mple. :: Tired o f pay rn g htgh pri ces for coffee? Ma vbe vou wou ld lrk e to pav •. hi g h pr ices of a ~ up of gasoline mstead ·• Alt hough I haven't fi gu red out what a cu p of gasolme would cost at current ra tes, I do know tha t admmlst ra tlo n offic ials ci ted falling prices of gaso line bv the ga llon as chrefl y responsr bl e for las t yea r 's : drop In th~ U.S. in fi n! ton rate So per haps gasoline by the cup Is so ~ inex pr nstvt> tha t even a nur se In Zi mba bwe ca n a fford rt. ~ ·. At any rate, it proba bl v is chea per th c~n beefsteak . According to thP lates t edition of F'o r e l ~ n Agrrcul tu re. there arc . • "excellent opportunitit•s" for Am et lean expor ts of bPe r a nd dall) cattle in Mex ico . It wasn' t so lo ng ago tha t the Me xir a n economv was geared to . ; gaso line pt ices. Tha t ou r neig hbor south of the borde t m ay br • ·sw itchin g to be~ r ,md milk cows Is good news llndeed. : ·: A dash of crea m in a cup of r·offee alread y is a requt s tl r for many : :colfel.'- dtlnr rs If Mextcan beef becomes ple nt tful. It mav rep lace ·.: ea r s as the sta nda rd fare with Zimba bwean nu rsps .. I cet ta lnlv hope so Prison tr rm s aside. l:lf'ef may cos t more bu t it : , also rs m pre nutritious Wednesday, February 4, 1987 Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 4, 1987' lnolde Melp Colonl~ 13 Weeks. .... .... .... ... . . 1!7.29 26 Weeks . . . ... ..... . . 114.06 ~2 We•ks ... ...... .... .... .. $66.!16 OUlolde Molp County 13 weeks . .. ............. . ... 118.20 26 Week! . . ... ........ .... . .. 115.10 52 Weeks ... ..... . . . 167.60 _· _ NOTE Non Ohoo residents & Tax exempt organlza lloos deductS% Ohio Sales tax t$1 75 each book I Add $300 per book to be mailed 10 address ar right Address - - -- City, State. ZIP- - - - - - - - - - - --j _ _ My story Is"""' the 500 FREE WORDUmli Here Is 10' lor each additional word _ _ In addltloo to my ireo pkture, I want _ photos printed for $12 50 each _ _ Copy(sl ol Meigs County History Volume I@ $35.00. Add $300 for mailing _ I wish ro becomo a member of the MEIGS COUNTY PIONEER & HiSTORICAL SOCIETY. INC . and Ienclose $500 annual dues $ _ _ TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED . ' ----------- SEND CHECK OR MONEY ORDER TO: Meigs Co History P 0 . Box 145 Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 SIGNATURE FOR FAMILY HISTORY REUASE Must Ha Signature Don't Take r,. Chance. �Paga-4-The Daily Seirtlnel Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio NCAA womens lop 20 R)' ( 'nll!'d Fr""" l•t r rn.l&onal EA... TF.KN ( 'UNn:Ht:Sf f: ,\lt ;u~ l k Dl\'ll.hlll P~ ·c . M' I. :.n . :r. 8~on ..... ... . ....... . M'oml'll!>i top 211 kMn. ll!P I ) - Th l' !'\("A,\ Dlvhdon II wem••n' 11 hiUI~f'tbllll poll r~UM"d 'l\1111dll.)', wli h rl't<lrds lhf'OUih liH Mll'i~ION , 1 ~ .1:1:1 Phllad ..lphla .. .. 1 ~ ..->1!7 ,,,, M'wdlln.t'l on .... .... ... .. ..'!.! ~! ~ II HI :"."I'll' Yurlc .. .. ........ .... II .12 "~"~' •'•''"''') ....... . ..... II 31 :vu .m •·•·h. 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(Ke lley~ pushes (Con· lon~ In the back and they let it go. "Those three guys ll he offlcals) are the mos t gutless group! know, to llet th at go. It ' s a shame that the game has to marred because they had no gut s to make the call," said Pllino, a former ass ista nt under Brown with the New York Knlcks. Kelley sai d he bumped Conlon but there was not eno ugh co nta ct to merit a foul. "I knew lime was runnin g out a nd I went for the ball," said Kelley. "Mar ty Conlon was t here a nd we m ade contact. I was just hoping to m ake contact and, hop<"fully, jar the ball loose. But I thought It was only con tact. " Host Boston College improved to 9-11 overall and 2-8 In the Big Eas t. The Friars, who ent ered the evening tied with Sy ra cuse a nd Plltsburgh for first place in the confe re nce. dropped to 16-4 a nd 6-3. Ernie Lew is had put Providence In front 66-&1 wllh 511 seconds r emainin g when he hit a 3-point shot. Following the basket, the Eagles moved the ball to midcourt and called a timeout with 35 seconds left. Boston College then worked the clock down to nine seconds before Benton fired his shot tha t bounced off the rim. Kelley., who finished with only 4 points, pulled dow n the re bound and thr.ew up a n off- balance shot that hung on the rim before rolling ln. A 25-.foot hook shot by Providence's Jacek Duda fell short at the buzzer. Troy Bowers led the Eagles with 20 points. Oana Barros had 16 and Benton finished with 9: · Delray Brooks led a ba lanced F riars' attack with 12 points while Lew is had 11. In other games, No. 11 Syra.cuse struggled before beating Seton Hall 84-80 a nd Wes t Vlrgl· nla d ow n e d Alabama · Birmingham 79-64. At East Rutherford, N.J ., Greg Monroe scored 16 of his 20 points in the second half to spark Syracuse to a ·c ome-from- behind Big East victory over Seton Hall. Monroe a nd Sherman Douglas led a rally tha t enabled the By RANDY MINKOFF UPI Sports Writer CH ICAGO IUPI ~ - Big Ten bas ke tball coac hes urged the NCAA tourney com mitt ee Tu esday to consider six teams from the conferenoe for next month's "Th ey will take six teams. When you look at the Big Te n and However, the coac h ~s insisted the top 25 ratings, half of them they were still pointing prln ci· have been beat by the Big Ten," pally toward the league cham- sai d . Frieder. " I think we've pionship rather tha n gear ing for a lready proven we'll get six the tournament. teams. I'd be disappoint ed If we The league has bee n ra ted by didn't." some as the toughest in the nation "Loo k at a team like Ohio State this year with four teams ranked which is playing well now," said In the top 20. League-leadi ng ' Purdue coach Ge ne Keady, " a nd Indiana, Iowa. Illinois a nd Michigan is goi ng to be In the top Purdue would seem to have a 20 soon." lock on a tourney bid while "We think with the schedule Michigan and Ohio State are a lso tha t we 've played that if we ca n in the r unnin g. win some more gam('S then The Big Ten , a holdout in the we've got a c ha nce." sa id Bucktrend toward adoptin g a post - eye coach Gary Williams , whose season league tourney, has sent club Is 13-B. " We 're still playing six team s to the NCAA In the past fo~ the league cha mpions hip and two years. that's the main goaL" " I would say they should take Keady agreed, sayi ng the six . The league Is so. so tough Boilerm akers' prin cipa l goal a lwhere e ve n a team like Michiga n ways has been to win the league State which has n't had a great championship. · post-season tournamen t. MISSES REBQUND- West VIrginia' s Wayne Yearwood (50) missed this rebound as Alabama· Birmingham's Eddie Collins ( 31) snared II away. The Mountaineers defeated the Blazers, 79-&1, In Mor~antown Tuesday night (UPI) "I'm a league title guy ," Keady said. "We work like heck to work and Improve each week . We want to do well in· the NCAA but we haven't been Invited yet." Williams said pointing toward the Big Ten title is enough prepara tion for the NCAA tourney. "You ca n' t worry about the NCAA if you don 't do well in the Big Ten," Williams sai d. " If you play well, everything takes care of Itself." Frieder also pointed to the success of capturing the league title has had on recruit ing a nd fa n support. He noted he is the only coach in the last seven yea rs to win outright conference tines back to back. " We've got six teams playing 'as well as a nyone, so I think s ix should go, " said Minnes ot a coach Clem Ha s kins. "f'm a lso in favor of an open tourney so everyone ca n pa rticipa te In thr to urney." Wisco nsi n coac h Stev£> Yoder a nd Northwestern coach Bi ll Foster, tied for the cellar with 1-8 r<'co rds , both agreed tha t a n open tourney should be adopted. "''d be for It,' ' Yoder said. "But I also think the confere nce c ha mpio ns hip s ho uld mean something. l may be in the minority but I think if you win in a league like this. you' ll be ready for the tourney ." Poller ~asy 'Itoo Hearts WICHITA, Kan. (UP! ! -Top seed Barbara Potter breezed Into lhr second round of the $75,000 Virginia Slims of Kansas tourna ment Tuesday wi th a 6-1. 6-2 victory over Ara ntxa Sa nchez of Spain. Potter, who is ret urning to the tennis tour aft er a t hree- month layoff. opened the mat ch by winning the first five games. Th e 15-ycar-old Sanchez ma naged to win just three gamf>s. . . ...... PICKENS HARDWARE MASON, W. VA. DISCOUNT COUPONS II''''''"' t sary on Valentine's Day - a in't thai a roma ntic a nn ive rsary date! Gt•tt ing back to the Meig s Inn . I understa nd then' £t i'C pla ns for the large area on which it sat. I hope so. I have nothing agains t mini-parks. but enoug h is l'nough . Sentin t>l subscribers in thr Syrac usf' and Racine arras may get their paper a little later tha n The Ladles Auxiliary of Ve tera ns Memorial Hospita l sends a big vote of thanks to Mr. a nd Mrs . Larry Powell for the g ift the unit received d in the sa les s lip savIngs program . The four th performa nce o r the Valley Artist Series In the perfo rm ing a'rts center at Rio Gra nde Colleg e a nd Com mu nity College sou nds interest in g. The presentation will be "ThP Mikado" by the Skylight Com ic Opera and is staged by Pet er' Amster who has direct ed and choreograph<'d produc ti ons of opera and thea trica l works for thr Chicago Opera Theall'<'. There·s a toll fr ee number you ra n c ull in tTga r d 10 the pe rformance which will be a t 2:30p. m on Sunday , feb . 22. lt's 1-800-282· 7201. There' s nothing wrong in being ~oncrited . It' s kreps us fr om ta lking about othe r people . Do kr rp smiling . .!olof/H" Cynthia Crooks, daughter of Mr. and Ms. Edwa rd Crooks, 5.16 Hig h Street , Middleport. has been selected for membership In Phi Theta Beta, the Mu sklngum College Educational Honorarv. Qualifications for mem~rshlp inrlud£' a :t2 gradf' point aver· age . junim· sta nding, a n commit ment to a career In !'duration. Musklngum recruit s three rimes thr na tio nal ilVrrage Int o edu cation. In addition Muskingum student s ave rage 20 PJ:rcentage points hig her on 11'{~·· ACT a nd SAT achievement tests than edu cation majors natinally. Musklngum was rece ntly se· lerteq bv thr s tate of Ohio as a site fo r · the " C'Iassroom of the Future". a fiv e year . proj ect directed toward s tudy ing elemen tary and second ar~· edur a· lion in the 21st r e ntury. .Jos hua Bell Stephanie Bell Pageant results announced for kids Stephanie a nd Joshua Bell. children of Shawn a nd Rhond a Bell, were both trophy winners In the Dream World Baby a nd Bea uty Pageant held Saturday a t South Point. Both children won first places in t h~ beauty competition. Str · ph an ie was al so crowned 1987 Mi ss Model , Miss Swimsuit . a nd Mi ss Spor tswe a r and I'Ccf'ived trophil's In eac h ca tegor.L She is a stude nt at The P innell Dan ce Centre In Columbus a nd Is sc heduled to begi n !ra ining in profes sional modeling late r this month with the Su ga r and Spier Modeling Agenc.v, Columbus . Fireman's auxiliary has meeting Several rund r ais ing projects were discussed at thr rece nt meetin~ of the Rutla nd F ire Departme nt 's Auxiliary . A fi sh dinner . potluck di nn er and an a uction were among the mo n e~· · r a i s in g projec ts di s· cussed . Marie Bi rchfield will check into what is involved in having a fi s h lry. whi le .J oa n ·Stewart wil l confer with u auetio· neer for the s a le which would involve both I he auxiliary and the fi re department. Plans we re mad e for Inv iting the Harrrsonvill e f\uxiliarv 10 I hr April meeting. THUR., FRI. & SAT ONLY S19' 9 NEW RELAX RIDER by LEE JR. & MISSY BLEACHED & STONEWASHED FOR SPRING 17.00 OFF REG. S26.99 THUR., FRI. & SAT. ONLY $1999 Craig Venoy on Feb. 22. The shower wil l ~ h eld al l he c hu rc h hosted by the missionary group with Mrs. Thoma as chairman . Others attending were Charl dlnc Alkire, Eva Dessauer, a nd Laura Proudfoo t. 290 North or *a EXPIR£8~7 I SAVE so~ ~c:~~of Oscar Mayer- Hot Bop I 1 I I - -a-~~~~ SAVE so~ On any variety of Oscar Mayer'~ Cold Cub INSURANCE 111 Second St.. 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WELCHES In itiation wa s set for March 2 when the Racine Chapte r 134, Order of the Eastern Star. met Monday night at the Masonic , America's Favorite Hot Dogs and Cold Cuts MULLEN MUSSER LAYAWAY FOR PACKAGED FRANKS •••••• tArJ. 51.19 Racine OES meets .Judy Williams . worthy matron, and J im Hall. worthy patron, presided at t he meeting with practice forlnspectlon being set for March I a t 2 p.m. for star points a nd co nductresses, and at 3 p. m for ·all o·l her officers. An open book practice was held . Debbie Wolfe a nd Louise Stewart r<'ported on the school of instru ~ tlon he ld Friday In · Athe ns. It was also noted that a ' gra nd Inspection of New Marshfield Chapter will be held on May 26 in Athens. It was reported tha t cards had been sent tomembersw ho a rei!L Debbie Wolfe and Patty Struble served refreshments carrying out the valentine theme: Lynne Crow and Donna Johnson will provide r~treshments for the March meeting. IDOWNING CHILDS 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE STONEWASHED S$.50 OFF REG. S25.49 Missionary Society has meeting New officers were elected at the recent mreting of th e Eva ngeline Mlssonary Group of the Pomeroy Church of Christ. The mecting followed a potlu ck supper with Betty Spencer presiding. Elected were Pat Thoma. pres ide nt : The lma Si nes. vice pres ident: Pauline Ke nnedy. secretary: Janet Venoy, treas· ur<'r: Brenda Venoy. flower fund , a nd E il een Dowt•rs, mother-daughter dinner chairma n. Officers from now on will serve only one y£>ar terms. The . mother- da ug ht ~r fellowshi p dinner will IX• he ld May 7 Ill 6::!0 p.m. with the theme to be " Suds of Love ... Janet V~noy had mission study on Ope rati on Eva ngelize. Eileen Bowers had progr·am on ··The Happies t Day of I~'Iv Life" wit h Bib ! ~ readings by various group mrmbers . · Plans were ma de for a laye tte shower honoring Brenda and Bo th chl dre n Will co mtlrtr in lh£' st at e final ~ in .JunP ... to dazzle your favorite Valentine. Choose either style aooiillb/e with shimmering white or white and sapphire blue Austrian crystals. From our Krementz 14Kt. gold auerllfy collection. NEW 606 LEVI'S FOR MEN Crooks selected for society winner SEE US FOR ALL YOUR HARDWARE A·ND PLUMBING NEEDS 'JW' The Meigs Inn is now histo ry In Pomeroy. At lo ng las t the fi re gutted stru cture has bee n leveled. Among 1hose on hand on a sunny Monday afternoon to see the las t of !~•.:- ~ t r ucture co me down were .Jack 11:1tson, Ge rman Village, Co lum bus, a former resident who is vis it ing her e and Ge rald Shu ster, Pomeroy. Gera ld h'a s had the gloo pis for weeks on end now - a nd st ill isn't su rP how he' s progrrss ing. By thew a;·. he and wife, Millie. will mark t ht~ir wedding anniver - • well as the Interna tion al Motor Sports Association a nd the SCAA Trans-Am racing programs . · The Cha mpions hip Auto RacIng Teams program, of which the India napolis 500 Is the glamour event, is run in North America. Jo hn Coo k. pr esiden t of Porsche Ca rs North Ame ri ca, sa id at a ne)<'s conference Indys tyle event s are one of the few racing forms In which his company has yet to co mpe l ~. He sa id this latest endeavor - a threeyear arrangem ent with Quaker Sta te motor o il as r.xclu slve sponsor - marks a "new chap: trr" for Porsche. N•·w• .p L(otlfo•''I''''P'" r efrcs hm('nt s. rnOneymaker. Po.,sche to enter oval racing, Indy 500 NEW YORK I UPli- rforse he, taking it s au to racing ope ration Int o new territory. Tu esday a nnounced pla ns to e nter oval racing an d participate at tho India napolis 500. Compa ny executives said Porsche Is largely embark in g on the venture becau se more th an half It s sa les is concentra ted In the United States a nd the new racing progra m provides greater visibility for the West G,·•rman automakrr. · Porsche has es ta blished Itself on th e Int ernationa l Gra nd Prix and Formula Or ! c ircuit s . It will continue to take p art in those as Plans for a va lr ntine dlnrH'r at the Point of VI ew in Parkersbu rg WC'r(' madC' at a recC'nt mePt lng of the XI Gamma E psilon Cha pt .. r, · Bl>ta Sigm a Phi So rorit;· Ltnda : faulk presided at the mee tin g · with me mbers vo11ng to do thl' door-to-door hC'arl fund dri ve In Middl e-port in F'dJruary. Ca ro l Crow nn d L y nne Crow S l'l V('d By BOB HOEFLICH usual on Thursday . Rosie McClaskey, grandmother of Sentinel Staff Writer Lebanon Is closer to route driver. Brenda Randolph, County than you died and funeral ser><lces will be might realize. on Thu rsday. Brenda will get You probably your paper to you just as soon as possible follow ing services. have notic e d that the U.S. Navy and Ma· Then there's Portland Pete. Pe te is a groundhog who lives rlne forces are. on the Gay le Price fa rm In the ·within striking distance of Lebanon as the plot Portland a rea. Pete couldn't thick e n s o ver American wall until Monday to make his a ppearance and so came out of hostages. Tony Kennedy, son of Mr. a nd his hole a nd went Into a second Mrs. J .R Kennedy, Tupp<"rs hole Sat urday. He didn't see his Plains, is serving with the u.s. shadow but then, you ca n't Marines and Is aboard the USS depend on an ea rly spr ing on the Ke nnedy close to · the troubled basis of that outing since he was spot. Not a good position to~ In, out of the wrong day . Inciilentally, Gayle Prier is that' s·for sure. · learning tha t business is businf'ss I know I don't pick up too quickly on these things but I do is business . He received a notice of a wonder why Americans st ill re ma in In Lebanon ·especially div ide nd - a mou nting to all of 12 when It has been dec lar ed a n cents. it cos t 22 cents to mail unsafe area. They stay, are taken Gayle the notice. Incide nta ll y, hostages, a nd the na tion fl exes Ge~y le wha trve r tha t invest m ent Is , it doesn' t appear to be a real ils muscle. should go to tourney rPCOrd pla)·s us ·real tough a nd cou ld have won." said Iowa coac h Tom Davis. Mic hi gan coach Bill Frieder pointed to the league's success agains t top competit ion . Sorority meers Really close to home... 11-polnt second- half deficit. At Morga ntown, W.Va., Tyrone Shaw scored a season- high 27 points, Including Including 14 straight free throws. a nd Darryl P rue added 23 point s to lead Wes t Virginia ove r AlabamaBirmingha m . It was the firs t m eeting between the schools . E lsewhe re, Army nipped Fordham 68-67 In overtime, Boston Univers it y stopped New Hampshire 72-58, Penn edged Prin· ce ton 69 -68 in overtime, J acksonv ille routed Morgan State 102-66, Western Kentucky des troyed Old Dominion 94-53 and Houston pounded Southwestern Louisiana 75-51. ~earns · Wednesday, February 4. 1987 Page- 5 Beat of the befzd Orangemen to overcome an Big I 0 feels six -The Daily Sentinel At City Loan Bank, we teU you right up front how low your monthly payments wiU be . And along with your low payments, we give MONlllLY you. plenty AMOUNT 'fJ!RM PAYMENT of lime to. r-::==---:-----:--:::-=.---1 repay, and u ,ooo 48 month I 97.64 we don't ask $4,000 48 month 1130.1 9• for one bit 15,000 48 month 1157.26*• of coUateral . 16,000 48 month 1188.72•• We'll take your application right over the pho,ne. And · give you an answer fast, usually m JUSt 24 hours. Other IIIIOWlll IIIII termuho milobk. even That's the ~ay we are at City Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talking. 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In December the group planted tulip bulbs around the school. Lorle Barnes furnished koolaid and Margaret Edwards. cookies. Joan Stewart will take s hells to the February meeting to be used In .,I he therapy projects at thP school in March and April. She will furnish cookies and koolaid lor the February therapy session. Devotions entitled "Alter" was given by Mrs. Davis. For roll ca ll members presented something for an auction. Officers' reports were given and thank you notes read from Audrey Patterson and Iva Stewart lor holida y fruit ~ baskets. . Kimberly Willford read a letter from Tourllne, Inc. on tours a.vallable, and Lorri · Barnes discussed the spring tour to Calaway Gardens In Georgia. It was voted to pay a dollar per member toward the Meigs County History Book recognlta· Wednesday, February 4, 1987 tion page of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs honorl,ng Janet Bolin, . new president. Margaret Edwards Won the traveling prize brought by Mrs. Bolin. Gardening tips were given by Marie Birchfield who noted that now Is the time to sow.seeds for bedding plants, llke·begonlas, coleus. Impatiens, and other slower growing plants. She also suggested ordering dwarf dahlias or sowing seeds now for summer bloom. ·If houseplants are not growing well, give them a posed by Mrs. Stewa'rt wit h little more sunshine and wat er. Margl Blshlp and Iva Sisson to she said. hawe charge· for February. Mrs. Mrs. Stewart's topic was Stewart also proposed that the "Making containers from Junk ." · club· gl't Involved lri decorating Members displayed containers 'the fireman's park for the July 4 they had made with Mrs. Stewart celebration and arrangements show ing an arrangmentln a junk · were made to check into park ~ontainer. Suzy Carpenter and benches for the park. Janet Bolin and Sandy Titus Joann Fetty will mak~ arrangrttents In junk contai ners to displayed arrangements at the meeting. Mrs. Bishlp won the display at the post office. Civic beautification and doing door prize, and refreshments something each month was pro- were served by Mrs. Davis. Deposit 99 PLAIN • SELF RISING Martha White ·' See The Difference ' ur Cost ·cutter • r1ces akel . Flour OIL or WATER . Star-kist AIIVEJIMED ITOII'OUCT EICh of th&Se advertised i!IIITIJ ia reQUw.d 10 be IUdi/y IY8ilabitl f01 NIB in IIC~ Kroger Store. e~ceot as soecilicellv "oted '" this ed . If we do ru~ out of an · edvertosed i!tm. we w111 otfar ~ou voor choir:e of a COtnPitllble •tern . when BYiillble, 11fle cting rlit same savinRS or a rainchKk which w~l entitle vou to purcl'lese the adven•sed •tem at the ed,.trttSfld Pri~e wtt~Hn ll dDVS Onl~ on' vendor caupoo wi•l be accemed oer item ourchaud 6.5 oz. CAN Tuna .USDA CHOICE Full Cut COPYRIGHT 1!387 THE I(IIQGER CO . ITEMS AND PR ICES GOOD SUNDAY. FEB . 1. THAOUGM SATU RCAY , FEB: 7. 1!187. WE liES EAVE TH ERIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIE S. NONE SOL D TO DEALERS Round POIIIEIDY AND ~lliPOUS STO~ES. · •PEAS •CORN •GREEN BEANS Steak . 25 LB. BAG ·Del Monte Vegetables 9 NO SALT · VEGETABLES 5 FOR S200 . ame neon PASTEURIZED PROCESS CHEESE FOOD FOODLAND GRADE 'A' ASST. SLICED Large Eggs Pork Chops 11.$159 DOZEN '' . .. ' Chilled Polar Pak Ice Cream Sun Gold Orange Juice %-Gallon %-Gallon c c 00 . • $pr·i ngdale -2% Milk. INSTANT ~~y QALLON ~_ OFF MILK WITH COUPON WH YOUBUY . . 8 OZ. JAR. ... Gallon $ II any4 -n 81rdo Ey• Farm Pol~ FNH. fi- 16-oz. Loaf Iugar- ...11-o- ruddt~ (INiant or c:o ot.-d) (3 o.)" SUgar- Jett-o- Gletattn ( pkgo.)' MIJdUNI Potlo Natuoot flat..o LOg Cab!"' Ute syrup LOUII Rtc:h- b1ooy Cold Cull ~ poc:*oce equo~ one~ BigK Soft Drinks 2-Liter Maca·roni and Cheese tnner Spotlight Been Coffee 2-lb... $3.57 Spotlight Been Coffee 1·1b... $1.79 . Individually Wrapped Slices · ~!!~~. . . . . 12-oz. ggc ~~?~~s ......... fi9C \ I Kroger Cottaae Cheese 24-oz. ~~ • • Kroger · ' r.:...~~ 1.... In The Produce Dept. Natural or Butter Flavor Betty Crocker Popa-Secr:et Microwave. Popcorn 10.5-oz. · 18 Flour ... ·............. s-Ib. 32 BTL. •Plain •With Meat - Rciisin Brand Cerea 59c 20 oz. . "1 - 7 OZ. BOX . KrQgs;;'""" Spaghetti Sauce $ ......--, «1: [::"") Tomato Catsup oz. $ 49 U.S. Gov't Graded Choice Grain Fed Beef~ "Untrimmed Wholesale Cut" 11-13-lb. ·Blac.k .Pepper $OZ. CAN ---, ""-v', --~ ' IM•UO $ 69 11 Corn Flakes oz. 80X y....__ .......... ·~-::.> ) Tea · ,. 100 CT. Cl: \ - -~ ~~ ·' Whole Bm1eless Ribeye ' Pound Sliced · Free Go Krogering •We AoNrvethe Right to .. I - -or-- •Price~ Etfwctlve Wod .. Fob. 4 thru Sot.. .Fob. 7. 1987 ,,- - - -- - -- - - -- - - - - . - -- - - - - - - -- - · - -··---- , ~--·-- - - - - · • - - - -- .. "' • .. Non Returnable Bottle Cost Cutter· White Bread $318 . ..... OHt• .,~ . Maxwell House CoHee -----.- r--- JNfChOM EXPIRES 211 ~ / 87 ' �,· Page-s- The Daily Sentinel ., . . ' '. Look For Our Storewide Sales Circular In Monday, Fe h. 2, ·sentinel • ' r - • . ' . • .. Fourth Grade: Kelly Thompson. Jerry ~ambe rt. Tcra Hanson. Jeremy Ford. Shell~· Williams. Cindy Armstead, Lean 11 By~r~ Jason Dunlap, Abe Hatslop, Mark '.•,-. ., ,, Fifth Grade: Mike Harden Elizabeth ,,.• The Riehl To Ross1 ' Sar~h Wi seman, Chrtsfy Jenkins, David Lambert . Ca th~· McGuirP Lori At hi.L ' .. ' limit Quantities Sixth Grade: Adam Blair , Angle BlakE'· STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM-10 PM Sunday 10 AM-10 PM man, Dan ny Erb, I..t>ah Arrowood, Tina Buck, Dn'ma Gil bert Tom Lambert Mike Miller, Jodi Stanley, Kathy Watson, Jason Williams. ~~ •, •, , • lock, Mlk €' Marrum. : ~ . .' Eighth Grade: Lisa Hall, Eric Lloyd, . • Jim Howard , Cheryl Darnel!, Chris 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. ' .... Omitted •'•.. Mrs. Nita Conde and Jessica Cale attended a recent layette · shower honoring Mrs. Brian t Conde. Their names were unln· •. tentionally omitted from an •, earlier listing of guests at the ' shower. FRIDAY Pi\GEVILLE - Scipio Township Trustees will mN't Frida)' , 7 . ' p.m .. at Pagevllle Township Building. MIDDL EPORT- 'The United Pentecos tal Church in Middleport will offer sandwich meals with deliver y service fro m 11 a.m. to :1 p.m. Friday . i\ sub, maca r oni salad, pie and beverage will · be served for $3. l as 1 six wPe k s. Honor roll 'l'hf' l hl n l six " 'l'l'ks g- rlldl n ~ pPt 'llld honc1r roll at th4 ' Sal l~ h\11'\' F. h•mrntar v School h;_a:-. l>r f'n ;,~n nu uuri, t Makin g .1 • gra dr • o lll o r ;1bm •p In all thPlr .'. U b]{'{' ! ~ lo lw• 11 11 111!'<1 !<I TIW ro ll wt•n •: r xc han gc mark('! . (' XC('p! that rir ~ t Gra dr' : Blll .v .In l ~l'· nt U• .> . l.att nt• so mehow export s <H0 su ppo~ Pd Hlan kl'n sltlp . VltH'Pil l !1rod<•r'kk . l . ;~I ' V Dl t • kr~ n s .. Jt•:-.-.r· F ots tm an . C'h ,1<1 Fo lnwr. to incr PasC', and im ports a re .IHso n FrP• ·krr. M i1·hott •l Fr\' lll \t'r , .l!tmt •!> supposed to decrease and br- GriJ,:i'l'. Myr a H HYI '~ .. lo-. lnitt l~ 'Ht'h . Sa t :1 come morP Px prnsive. a nd 1hl' . ' " ''' · M lrhnrt I R if hl'l t, 1-lrldl Ll'~ar. Tar ;l :vl lrh:u•t, l-lull v Ml lhnan. ShC'rn Pa fl(•rson. r esult is ., upposrd to bf' tr~dr Meliss a I Lunshur~-: . . lf' t' t'm lah Russf'll . Sabrin a Srnllh .•INt •lll\ Kln j.: b ala nCl'. Sf.<.'Ond C r otdl>; l.t't' Cord t':t\', .la rt•tl 1\ln g, 1-: rl n K r ;m ~t'IV n . T lmnw ' l 1t•;n •lt'\ (' hd s toplu ·t Ht~u ~ h . Mr•li" ·' :' Wha l•·v Thin! Cr:l dl' : A utumn Cn ndt•. t}Qrollt v l.r' ll hi•l1, M lnrl~ l' :t l lt ·r~to rL llani r•l Hu-.sPII Fo ur lh (; r ;uli •: .l .t l'tn<l F••lmt·t . l lt •lrl l Huflm.'tll .. hii'\' l .l p~t ·"nl h . Sh llt • ,\ •lrt tHt'. Milllh f' w M orri s, 1-:t·lra Hobu· . T'l n \':t Will . r\d ;tm Kral-l ~ t ' l\ ' 11 Fif th C radt •: lh .tn l'l•nrlt•. J• ·t·n.-. 1 llou ~d o l ~. Tony Kin~ . Hr:td 1\n••ll!. . Erw W<~~o:rwr. .la S!t ll Wllhl'rl'il ~ 1 :-~ 111 Grad•·: C'a rrl1 • 11anr•l!. , M;tll ~·cook. J.:ll zu b ' lh D••wn lt •, Ml ~ l v l t;n·IJI OIII .. I ;L~I •II Hurtm.J n .. lnltn Ma r·lin . hturtrll'\ ' Mlcl kil l . .li rn Pullins. ShPi lP.\' Snr lth . \'\'4'111 ' "• ·UilJ.! It 's ju>l th at somr holl' along the wa y I developed thi s grea t ad mira t io n fu r t lw c igi:lr · smoking Paul ,\ . Volckcr, chair· m a n of 1hC' F'r dC'r al Rf'S (' r\' f' . i\ nd when he gets to 1alking about the dis tortions and Jmbalancrs . and th e danger of " free-fall " , w~ ll m y depressio n neurosis ac.fi.. va trs and I ft•ol like stock ing the ba scmr•nt with food and thin gs. When someone ta lks about a PHONE 992-2156 ' $ 59 Shced ~ologna ••••• 1 BONELESS SKINLESS $ Fryer Breasts•... ~~. 269 DINNER BELL BONELESS Hams ••••••••••.••• ~~ •••• $189 OSC~R MAYER 12 Oz. Pkg. CHOPPED Sirloin Patties ••••• . SUPERIOR Dexter, Ohio 46726 and that his address is currantly un· . known. The plainttff seeks a .~ divorce, custOdy of Susan Love, an.award of the real estate. and a fair division of of p,ropeny and assignment of debtl. Larry Roger Love is required to answer the com· plaint within 28 days attar the last publication. by service of an answer upon the Meigs County Common Pleas Court Cieri<. 11121 . 28: 12) 4. 11 , 18, 25 8tc '. EYE 111E WANT ADS FOR GREAT BUYS Sliced Bacon •.• ~2.~~. $14 9 W1eners •••••••••••~•••• 2 ' '' ., '' I ' ' t ..i ~ :' ...' '. ' I ' ,' ' ·' . Dance canceled SHADE - Sa turday's round -and squar!' danct• at Shade Elementary School has bPrn ca ncelled . '1 ., ' ., .' ' Lettuce .......... ~~: ..... S9( •' : . TEAFORDm Real Estate t..r! · RIAITOI 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1- {614)-992-3326 BROUGHTON 24 Oz. Cottage Cheese •••• oz. Pizza ••••••••••••••••••••• 10 (HICKEN OF THE SEA OIL or WATER C'hunk Tuna ...~~~!·••. 59( •·····cmPON·······• • GOLD MEDAL I t I • I • 1 1 1 • 6 oz. CAN • • ••••• •• •••••••••••••••• 4/.Sl Until 4 Por Cust-r Good Only At Powtll'1 Slopor Volu S Oflor Goci.f'rhtu'Sat, Fob. 7, 1987 •• ' CAKE MIX 18 112 oz. 79( Umll 1 Por Cu•t-r Good Only At Powoll'• Slopor Vat.. • Offor Good Tltn Sat., fob. 7, • amv CANNED FROSTING BEnY CROCKER, CAT FOOD 79< Umit 1 ,., (UIIOIIIII • .Goo4 Only At Powoll'l S..por Valut S • Offor Good Tltru Sal,, Fob. 7, 1917' Giazed Donuts •• ~~z. $.129- FRISKIES FLOUR BAG FRESH BAKERY ::couAW . 1 • 5LB. 67 ACRES-Minerals, T.P. water available. Tractor Iiiia· ble LARGE HOME - lg lot, 3 BRs, 3 bath s, one on each lloor, garage, lull basement, gas lu1nace, atlached wood· buro1ng un it, nice kitche n, lam1ly rm. wilh wood burn· ing unit. $50.000. 83 ACRES - Nea1 Racine wrth m111mts and 3 BR home. About 25 acres of lrac lor land. 4.36 ACRES - Near Ra1in e l ocks. ·T.P. water avilabl e. High on a hill wilh wonderlul vi ew. Only $6,000. RACINE - 4l. 9 rm. home next to school. Dinin g 18xl2, 4 BRs, living about 25x24, den with fireplace. garage and 2 ~~ - Just $27.500. MIDDLEPORT - Remo· deled 3 BR home on corner lot near the school. Gas fur· nace, range, ref11gertor. gar· age & carport. $29,500. SElliNG PROBLEM, CALL BRUCE 992-3325 OR · JENO'S 4 ROLL -PKG. ""'ll• S 1~~~ Oz. $J3 9 Umil I Por Custornor ' Good Only At Pawoll's S..por Valu 5 Offor Good Tltru Sat. Fob. 7, 1987 TO OUR MOTHER (Freda Carseyl We'd love to tel the story About our mother in all her glory. She worked all day from morning till night With seven children it · was such a sight. She cooked and cleaned without any pay And sha didn't com· plain any day . Now that we're all gone from home We're thankful for the seeds she's sown . The love she gives we cannot repay, But within our hearts her love will stay; HAPPY BIRTHDAY, MOM I With all of our love. Judy, Sally, Jr .. Jim, Polly, Wayne, Cathy Real Estate General 2% Milk ••••.•••::'•••• $15 9 Charml•n •••••••••••••••• 46760. Lena K . Ne:::.~!!~.JC~~= PUBLIC NOTICE LEGAL NOTICE SPECIFICATIONS Sealed bids will be re· ceived in the office of the vil- lage Clerk, Pomeroy, Ohio t.Jntil 12 o'clock noon on Feb. 16, 1987. Public Notice 1. For the purchase by the Village of Pomeroy a (1) new Portable Air Compressor 176 CFM with minimum spBCifications as follows: · ENGIN.E: Diesel 3 Cylinder - Air Cooled 173 Cubic Inch ' Displacement · Ether Cold Weather Starting Aid · Muf· fler with Rain Cap . COMPRESSOR : RPM With f21 3/ 4 Service Valves - Automatic shut· Down fo'r High Compret~or Air Discharge Temperature . Fuel Tank 1201 Gallons or ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE USE) J.R.'s REPAIRS KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service 985-3561 All M1ket •Wa•hert •Dilhwaahert •Ranges 992·7614 • •• . I ' •Refriger1t0r1 •Drvert •Freezer• PARTS and S Now location: - .. · 168 North Second Middltpqrl, Olio 45760 Automotive lepair & Strvict IUNEUP! to !RAN!Mt!!ION! SALES & SERVICE CALL 992·7403 Apt. We C•rry Fl•hing Supplies We'll Sell You A Used Car or Fix Your Old One mo. E. Main r Pay Your eable & Phone Billa Here l tUSIItllS PIIONI 1614) 9'12-6SSO l.l!lliNCI PHONE tll4) 9'12-7714 !128/tfn POME~OY,O. 992-2259 POMEROY - Nice 1~ story home with vinyl sidi n~ 2·3 bed10oms, partial basement and equipped kitchen. Just $10,000.00. HYSELL RUN - Really mce ranch with a gorgeous kitchen, huge family room with lirepl ace, plus a !railer hoo· kup. All quiet and pea celul on approximat ely 20 acres. $53,000.00. SELLERS RIDGE ROAD Approximately 150 acres of vacanl land. 17 acres tillal· ble, balance pasture and woods. Electri c availabl e. D1iiled well, roya lty income and hee gas. Will split acreage inlo separate parcels. $400.00 an acre. Call lor mote inlormation. HYSELL RUN - A 14'x65' mobile home with 2 bed· 100ms. equipped kitchen, and in real good conditiort.lmmediate Possession. $10,500.00. Honty E. Cio!tnd, Jr. 992·6191 Jeon Trumll ..... 949-2660 Dollie Tulnlf ..... 992-5692 OffiCI ............ ,... 992· 2259 BISSELL BUILDERS "At Rea~ablt Prices" .4-16-'16 tfn All Makes & Models 2 4 HR. SE:IVICE ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL IIVEIINE ANTIQUES 1124 EaJt Main St. Pomeroy HOURS: Tuo.-Wod.·fri. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m.-7 p'.m. ly Chonco or lppointmMit IUSS MOOIE 992-2526 1· 14·1 mo. 1·11·1 ... ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE Hcadquat ter s RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHEmR-985-3307 GINGERBREAD HOUSE PRE-SCHOOL Middleportr Ohio cARPENTER SERVICE - GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Balhan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factory Chot.o t 2 Gouge Shotg11u Only 10-8-tfn ONLY 2s( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO ,MAKING HAMMERED LANP SHADES. UN BE PURCHASED DAlY AT Ttl DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P.M. Addon1 •nd r•mod•linlll Roofing and gutter work Con cr•te '*orh Plu mblng 1nd electriCil hold unt il the contract or bid is properly executed by him . Bidder to submit detailod specifications ol equipment offored The right is reserved bv Council to reject any or all bids. !2 14. 11 21c MILLS ELECTRIC COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL 614-992-3023 f , IJ,' .,. I mo. V. C. YOUNG In 992 -6215 or 992 -7314 Pomeroy, <-~-------------, DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL · FILL DIRT • 10-S·tfc Open Enrollment Thru The Year OPEN TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY & THUISDAY 9 AM to ll t30 AM and 12t30 PM to 3 PM We can ref11ir and rP core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992·2196 Middleport, Ohio 1-13-tfc EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding. (All makes & modeiol PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John I. hnt1 Owner/Mechanic MEIGS EXCAVATING COMPANY •All Typos ot Excavating •Landscaping •B11ement1 •Sewage Systems •Water II. Ga1 Lines •Water Well Drilling •Trucking_ Call: 742·2407 1-16-'87-1 mo. SHARPENING SERVICE Circular Saws Sow Choln Planer nive• Orilt Bin Kniva1 Chisel• GRAVELY TRlCTOI SALES ow Open MAIN STREET PIZZA 222 E. Main, Pomeroy PH. 992-2228 • 4 P.M. 'Til11 P.M . Sunday 1hru Thursday Friday & Saturday 4 P.M . 'Til1 :30 A.M . PilUS, SUIS P1Zl.& BIEAD 1· 7·'17· 1 mo. J&L BLOWN INSULA nON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ln st.Jiatlon •Storm Doo rt •S1orm Windows •Repl ace ment Windowt • New Roofing 204 Contfor !1. "fBIISTIMATIS" Pomtroy, Oflio JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 PH. 992-2975 1-15-'87-1 mo. BOGGS SALES I SEIVICE U. S. RT. 50 El ST GUYSYILU, OHIO Aothoriud John Dttrt, Now Holland, luth Hot farm Equlpmont · Dtaltr F~t• E••l••••t· Pttfl & Serwloe 3 Announcements Reciflfl Gun Shoot spon1o red b"t Rncinfl Gun Club. Every Sunday , be ginning •' 1·00 p.m . F1ctory Choke, 12 guage shotiiiUOI. work (614) 992-7328 OFFERS ENRICHING LEARNING EXPERIENCES FOR CHILDREN 3 TO I YEARS OF AGE -;: j Free Eatlmale•l 992-3410 H9-'87·1 mo. Roger Hysell . Garage Be an Alotl e ~:o11 en . hold 11n Allon~ Show . Free (!Oim ft tic:• Feb . b onus benefits. Ca11 Oon n11 Oallon 304· 676 ·4689 or Debb i Beckn er 304 -895- 30 48. 4 Giveaway B o~ apr ing• B. m111tr eu . Call 6 14·446 -7060. & Whit e 10 6 ·8aby rabbit s C11ll 614-.U&1149 Small lo ng-haired puppie1 to give away 6 wu lu old. Cal' 614 ·99 2·7636 . Cat a to give away. Good hun· ter1 . Ca i16 14·906· JBB4. Puppies t o gtvft away 614 - 74 2- 2026 Ca ll Pupplet mixed Collie, m1h1 and f emale. phon e 304 ·676 ·4853 or 675· 7669 6 lost and Found L.ost In S yncu1e . one or11nge u g er m111 11 CAl w ith bh1ft coll ar. Ono cros1ed eytt R6w nrd . Call 6 14-992 -2364 Lo1t 2 Brind le. w n•ri.ng mornmg female Pit Oull1. On11 other white pup. Both red co llar• SIUnd•v on Bigley Ri dg• Ad ., long Bott om Cnl l 614 986· 3982 l ost Cock A Poo don Black w ith whito spot on che1t . Hrts c hoke r ch atn on No tall . l o1t 1n Mon key Run llrfle 6 14 -992 · 3992 Lou Brtndle Piu Bul l. 4 vr\ old M ining since Frl In Brl'ttbury " ' " ' Antwtrs to Tigar. R~1Hd 61 4 , 992 ·2881 Dill StewiW't . LOST . Fem1!e Blue Ti ck Coon hound. Cornuoclt IHU . \l lelnit y of Crnh Crfl ek . on e Vfllt old. color wh ite w ith tnr gtr 1nd ~ m all bl•ck tP01t. lin coloring on l&tU w eight ab out 60 lb1 , wurin9 c o ll ara. o n11 et ee1ro nlc trainmg coll ar Q(l!d in color REWARD for return or inlorm111lo n ludlh\j t o · th e rew rn of tht1 dou. Don o. 30 4 576· 32 8 9 2 c••• 7 Yard Seie Gallipolis & Vicinity AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto TrU&MI,.Io• PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 gray ' m81e cat giveaway Ca l1 614· 446·9301 Rl, 124, Pomoroy Ohio Feb 7. 9·6pm S1500·New Avo n ruoduett·lt dlacount 1 mrle •bove Sliver Bridge P1111 Loolt ·SI!fnl 9 Wanted To Buy 6: 17 ·lfC l·l-'16 lfc We P•V c• •h for lat e m odel cle.n u•IHf cart SIZE 23X30X007 CERTIFIED APPRAISALS H OtiSIIHJ Dtlf SER~CE Dqy or Nig,hI NO SUNDAY CALLS 949-3088 Bus. 949-2606 Home N RADIATOR PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 laclnt, Ohio 45 771 If• Htv.t Afill Ti1111 Shit Tt1~1lel .. Call Adminillrator Mrs. Shirin. J. Nuggud. M£d. 1-7-'87·1mo. CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES G&M TV · REPAIR 49135 St. lt. IU ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH . •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATELUTE SALES UERVlct: 4/ lltln PLUMBING & HUnNG . St. Rl. 33, Pomoroy, OH. POMEROY - 1'h acres, nice 1 lloor plan home with car· port, shed s and cella1. Garden space and other lea· lures. PRICED TO SEll AT $26,900.00. YOUNG'S Busine.ss Serv · 1·ces SANDY'S AUTO SALES PRICE REDUCED - MORNING STAR ROAD - Here is a beauliful ranch type home with a lull basement, W.B.F.P., on I acreof land, wrth plenty ·of e•tras. Coun try setting in a great neighlxnhood! NOW $49,900.00. Iagie Council a~ a guaranty without trade-in . Best Warranty Possible that if the bid is accepted . Eac h bid mt.Jst contain the contract will be entered into ftJII name of every parson or and its performance prop company interested in the erly socured . The111 checks or bonds will same, arid the bid must be accompanied by 1 check or be returned at once to all ex· bond in the sum of $100,00 capt the auccentul bidder. to the satisfaction of the Vii· His check• or bond will be '~--------------.J----------------J---------------~----------------~==~==========:r -~~------~~ REASONABlE • REliABlE 8-20·'116 tfn 601 · More · Lockable Side Panels • Hourmetar · Fuel Level Gauge • Engine Water Tam· perature Switch . Engine Oil Pressure Switch - Sound AI · tentuetlon 76 dba 7 Meters from Enclosure. · Offered As Trlde-ln; Coun· cil will accept bids wi1h or Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice An nou nee menls Electronic Organs l\llobile service Real Estate General Single Stage Oil Flooded Rotary Screw 175 CFM @ 2400 Public Notice 1· 12!4. 11.183tc Public Notice In Memoriam ' •' BROUGHTON TOILET TISSUE Robert E. Buck. Public Notice 614-843-5248 $ 159 Wildwood garden club has ·meeting NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIOUCIARY On January 30. 1987. in the Meigs County Probate Court, Case No. 25413, Freddie Houdlllhe11, 398 Grant Street, Middleport. Ohio 46760, was JlllPOinted Adminiotnotrix of the estate of Leona Kohl, deceased, late of 386 Grant Straet, Middleport, Ohio, Box 31466 Bowles Road, . KAH~'S NOTICE TO: dress of Lany Roger Love was Luncheon Meat ••L:·. $-12 9 $ 29 Fryer Breasts •••• !'.. 1 SPLIT Public Notice meroy, Ohio !Case No. 880R-63). The last known ad· FLAVORITE LB. Public Notice larry Roger Love. please take notice that Karen Eileen Love has filed a complaint for divorce, in the •Meigs County Court of Common Pleas, Po- POMEROY . - A Title XX Comprehensive Social Serv in• .Plan hearing is scheduled for 1'uesday, Feb. 10, 9 a. m., at the Meigs County Courthouse, for all • Interes ted parties who wish to at lend. I. The F abric Shop will be mov· in g to Main Street befo re the spring flower s bl qom . Ada and Arlhur Nease have purchased the formerEbcrsbach Hardware building and arc al· ready Into remodeling it . Th e new location will allow th e Ncast's to expa nd their already large volume of materials and accessol'ies, as well as 10 perhaps offer some sewing and craft classes. And rumor is that a phys ica l fitness center will be going in to the building on Second Stref't now occupied by Th e Fabric Shop. So the groundhog saw his shadow - what' s anot her ' six wPcks of wi nt rr if th ey' re li ke t hC' Or Write Dailly Sentinel Classified Dept. 111 Court St., Pomeroy, Ohio 45769 CSSP meeting Birds was I hi' topic of a paper prepared by Doroth y Smith at this week' s meeting of the Wildwood Garden Club held at · • the home of Sandt Hawt ev. In hrr paper Mr·s. Smith sa id that the da lly requiremen ts of birds arc about the same as our own, food , water and sheltt•r , with bushes and t rrcs Into whi ch birds ca n fly as bplng th e shelter needed. She also reported on tlie various ki nds of feeders for birds. alan~ wi th the different foods, and noted the bir ds also need sa lt . A var iety of bird pictures were displa yed and two · games on birds were conducted by Evely n Holler with prizes going to Bett y Milhoan, Marcia Arnold and Janet Theiss. Devotions were given by Hilda Yeauger who read "The Afterglow" and " Red Letter Year ", and gave a prayer for the month . . Mrs. Ycaugcr was congratulated . on her 56th wedding anniversary. A paper was . given on the carnation and there was a discussion held on forcing tulips, hyacl nlhs and daffodils for In· door blooming. Evely n Hollon read an article stating that the peace rose has been chosen as the national flower . Refreshments ; were served to 10 members and a - guest. Dianne Hawley. Our best wishes to Glad a Qavis of Dexter who will celebrat e her 891h birthday on Feb. 12. She enjoys cards and lhey may be sent to her at 35293 Bowles Road, Dexter, 45726. · Mrs. Davis enjoys gettin g out and frequently allends the square dances at the Rutland Legion Hal l. Now in case you've been th ere and wondered who the lady was with a partner out there on the floor doing the schot tische, it was Mrs. Davis. Loves to scholtlsche! " free•fa ll" in the dollar' s va lu t'. my stomach hurts, not that f undersl.and what it all mm ns but somehow j ust the words of " free-fa ll" sets up a fear cmot ion and I ache. Never did really unders tand the econom ics Ol' thr impart of th e dol lar sl ipping on the forr ign Arvll Holter Is having some heail b probl ems and Is now a patient at St. Joseph Hospital, Parkers burg, Room 308, )9t h and Murdock Ave. He could use some cheering up about now so per· .haps you'd like to send a ca rd . The Daily Sentinel WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middl epor t Literary Club will meet Wednes· -day al2 p.m. at thrhomeofMrs. Robert Fi sher, Middleport . with Mrs . Roy Holler to review, "Lonesome Dove" by Lar ry McMurry . Roll ca ll wi ll be a -: comment on the book. , , . POMEROY Ca th ol i c Women 's Club will meet Thursday at 7 p. m . at the rectory . Rosar.v will precede the meeting. been sold and that wou ld have given more reside nts the chance to SE'€ what 's availabl e in local shops and perhaps that would have tra nslated in to even more shopping at home. Buying in the Bend is the name of the game, and the merchants who participated last year fell the style show ga ve an extra pu sh to I heir spring business. ' -Calendar REEDSVII,.LE - Oli vP Town· ship Tru stees will m<'rt Thursday, 6:30p. m., at the Reedsvi lle . F ire Station. ROSI' . ' Mr. and Mrs. Rocky Na ve the former JacquPiinc Rapp. c:aw. fordsv ille, Ind . are annou ncing the Oct. 10 bi r th of a da ught er, Kayla Marie. at 1he Wr ight · Patterson Air Force Hospital. Day ton. She weighed six pounds 10 ounces and was 20 inches long. Malt'rnal grandparent s arc Mr. and Mrs. Larr.v W. Ra pp, Pin e Grove Road, Rac ine, and paternal gra ndparent arc Mr. and Mrs. .Joseph Nave, Cra wf or d sv ili f', Ind . G r eat grandparents are Mrs . Th elm a Banks, Pom eroy, Mr . and Mrs. Lawrence Rapp, Shade, and Mrs. _ Phala Amos, Co ttk. W.Va. • Great-grca t·grandmother Is Sa l· - · lie Cadle. Shrewsburg, W.Va . THURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS - Sa lisbu ry Township Tru stees wilt meet T hu rsday , 7p.m.,a tthC' township · · hall on Rock Springs Rd. Hanson. Miss!(' Williams Jason Savag-e Mall Miller. Missy Arr9Wood. Ch'rt~ MlllPr, Heathf'r Bond, Cltrls Metzger. Penny Break! ron, Ai mee Branham, Angle ... ~ Prices Effective Thru Sat., Feb. 7, 1987 Nave birth · Sevf'nlh Grade: Kt>i1h As hworth, Brian ·' Apple, Lovel Forgev , Jessica Roach. Ka ra Marcum ,. Adam ~reak! ron , Lynn Gi ll, Remoe H al('. Stacey Pratt, Ml'\lnda Spur · 1l Kayla Marie.Nave By CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Remember that terrific style revue last sprin· g ..... all those , lovely clothes, shoes . and jewelry modeled by local res!· dents to show what' s available In stores her e. Well, another one is being planned by the Pomeroy Area Merchants Association. It will be held on April 2nd, probably al lhe Pomeroy Ele· mentary School. Annie Chapman Is chairman and will be needing all the help she can get. Pomeroy's v illage hall audita· rium was used las t year and while it' s a nice facility , th e merchants found 11 not big enough to handle everyone who wa nted to come. Many more ticket s could have , Johnson, Charil y, Lewis, Devi n Melzl!er. Jason POJX>. Ml)neka Pope, Jason White. Alecla C ~ambers . ' We The Daily Sentinel Page--;9 Ll!?rU9E~El<Jrlly I Community corner Being fashionable ... _________ ' • '· I Pomeroy- l\!liddleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 4, 1987 •VINYL SIDING 0 ALU-.UM SIDING "a-: "ILOWN IN INSULADON z ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. :s:: licensed Clinical Aaidiolo&ist z - (614) 446-7619 or (6141992-6601 417 Secllnd Avenue, Box 1213 Galipolis, ll1io 45631 1·13 BISSBL SIDING CO. Ntw Ho11111 luilt Jim Mink Ch...,.·Oid t Inc Bill G•n• Johnson 614-446. 3672 TOP CASH p•id tor '83 model •nd newer ul&d e 1r1. Smith Bulek ·Pont ilc. 1911 E11tM n Ave. . Gallip o1l1. C•l1 614 · ~·48 · 2282 . ' W.nted to buy · tllf'ldlnljl timber Callthtr 6. 01 4·446·7624 . "Fr• Eetlmet•" Tr•ll•r lot in G1lllpoll1 vicinity. PH. 949·280 1 or '949·2860 No Sundoy Calls · C11t 614·441·44115. _. • 11111J1:! 12& Clth Ptid for c:ompl.te'junlt cart. bodltt tow8d IWI.,. .· C111 814 -882 -6750 or 614· 2415 · 9264 �Page-10-The Daily Sentinel 9 Pomeroy-·Middl!lport, Ol)io LAFF·A·DAY Wanted To Buy 44 Apartment for Rent BU.VING RAW Fl/RSI Glnui1g, Ytlktw Root. belli and deer- Furnished apt. 919 Second. Gallipolis. 1150. Utilities pd. Single mate, shere b .. h. 4484416 tfter 7pm. Buying daily gOld, sitver coins. ringa, jawelry, ltMiing ware, old 2 room, furnished, upstairs aPt. dean," no pats. Adults. Utilities furnished. R~tf . & dep. required. ca11614-446-1519, large cunency. Top pr i- us. Ed . Burklt1 S.rbef Sho p. 2nd. Ave. Middleport, Oh . 814- 992-3C76. Modern 1 bed room apartment. Call 8U-446-0390. · Standing timber. At Tromm. 61--7·2-2328. . Furnished apartment, 2 BR, nice loc .. lon. Adults only , No peu. Call 814·«6-2404. Ulld sliding glau doors. 304895-3859. . Furnl1htd O•aae IIP!Irtment. Adults only. No p.ta. Weter & Qlrbtga included. You Pll'f elec. Coll814·4•8-8288. Employmr. nt S~fVIC~S 11 Help Wanted AVON -Wowll Make big bucks. , No proceding charge. 814-448-3368 . Call AvoA. Free Buic Kit. Jan. 28 -Feb. 8 . Start now. Earn elltra dollar~ . Call 814 -446 -21&6, 448-·882 =---:--::--::---'600 per week. 2 yellow page salespeople needed. Only thOle with at lflatt one veer sale• uperlence need 1pply. M1il return" to box T-8000, care ol th11 Gallipolis Dellv Tribune, 825 Third Ave . Gallipolis, OH 4&631 . ' Telephone ulea-EJtperien ced people to tell ads in newspapers, Re-locate to TUpelo. Miss. Moving e•penses paid. Plus a free apartment. 8300-81000 week -pottlble. Details 1-800-647·8177 _Barmaid wa,nted-Happy Cor11er. Mu1t be 21 . Ca ll after 4 :30. 814-446-2625 . ~outekeeper wanted part -time. Co11814-245-6488. Occasional baby 1itting in our :home for 17 month . old. Dev ,light houn. Some evening. Call .6U-446-8648 after 6. No eJtperience necessary, mu1t be available for immediate em- ployment. Co. Beneiita, major medical benefits. Call Thursday .& Friday. 10 AM to 4 PM ·814-446 -1648. - - - - - -- -lcAIRUNES NOW HlfUNG. Flight Attendant•. Agent1, Mechanics, CultOmlf Service. Saltritt to f60K . Entry level position• . Cell 806-687-6000 EJtt. A-980& for current li1tings. - - - - - - - - - lcGOVERNMENT JOBS . .f 16,040-e69, 230 yr. Now~Hir ­ .ing. c.n 806-687-6000 E•t .R-9806 for current federal list. l The Meigs local School Di1trict "is currently sccept int~ appli ca· tiona lrom individu111 who mey .be interested in participation in a forty j40l hour cour111 laading towards cartitication as a Drivar ~ducation labor~tory Aide. Applicants must provide eviden ce bf driver insurability 1nd 1 ' Department ot Motor Vehicl" chtcl< will be made of applicant• driver licen t es. Information 1nd appli~eatio nt mey be obteined ·fror:n tha Milgs LoiCIII School• SuperintendMit's Office in Mlddlt!port. Ohio. 614-992-2163 . Someone to care lor fllderly In her hom11 in Tuppett Plaint . Room, bo ard 1nd so me pay. C1ll evenings 61 4-446· 7496. Be11 Webatflr. Avon reprHentativH wlnted. No shipping charge. For more information, call 614 -992 7180. AVON , no 1erviee charge. open territories . phone 304 -676 · 1429. Be part o f the number One Be1uty Company with AVON . You earn as you learn. Call Marilyn Weaver, 304-88228U. HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS : Join the Army National Guard noW. begin earning • monthly paycheck, 1nd deter your active duty lrainlng until June 1987. Pert-time job1. 304-875-3950 or 1-800-8423619. Turn your hobby into ea1h. demon1trate need craft at home, parties. earn cHh tnd merchandi•e. no deliveries. call J o Ann 61.·3 88-8833. 12 Situations Wanted Qui et settled lady with little or no income to live In, in exchange for light houtework whh a tettled lady. Call614 -446 ·9515. 15 Schools Instruction Retrain Now . Southelttarn Bu1· ina11 College. Call 614-4464387. 18 Wanted to Do Will c lt~an your hom e or office t nytlme. Plt!tl fl Clll 614-266· 1240. Will do bebyal tlln g in mv ho me. Contact Uu Thornton. 614446-4117. bpet"ianced baby1itter in Northup. Call614-446-&89&. Will do first cleaa wathing and Ironing in my home. Can give raferenctl. Call Mn. Ctldwtll on Bob McCormlcll Ao.cl at 614-446-4334 altar 5 PM. Will care f01 eldtrly in their home. 304·676-72.98 . F1nonwl 21 Busine11 Opportunity Own your own jlln·Jportswtlf', laditt epparel . chlldren 't • m1temity. lar;e 111". ~He, dtnc:eweer-aeroblc or aoceetorl• nar•. Jordtche, Chic. Lit. L..., l. lrod, Ghana, Gueta, Cetvln Kl ..n, SeuHrgkl Vet ..te, Evan Picone. Lll Cllibome, M1mben Onty, Ot1oUn1, Hutth• av.1.000 o1hert. t14.800 to ue.eoo inventor,, trattdna. flatur11 . O.nd opening etc. C.n open 15 dlft. Mr. 81dnl't 1•041262-·488. Wednesday, Febru~rv 4, 1987 ~~---=~ "When I -get -it · perfected, -it will be .so dangerous it will Unfurnished apt.-4 rooms. bath. Centrally located. 1 or 2 'adults. No peti. References, Seanity deposit required. Call 614·446· 04U. Apartments for rent in Pomeroy and New Haven. Call 614-9926069. BORN LOSER ICIT 'N' C~RLYL! (!lbJ Larry Wright v Autos for Sale 71 ' ·~ ./)f.fJ.j ~ . m lMr ~ro~~r.. 1-;;:;;::;;:::;;:;:;:=:;;:=~=:-r---------"i r r. SNAFUTM by --------------· De•• O.•• flo-. .....,......,.._ "Mon1leur, Is something wrong with the garlic bread?" . 1 White F•rm TtiCIIon, hit Price In A - E. .lpm ... Co, ".......... w. v.. 304-17117421 . 62 Wanted t9 Buy NOw buying shell corn or ear corn. Call forlatut quotes. River City Farm Supply. 814 -4412986. Hlhboro 16ft dump aooteneck grain trailer, t3,600.00 . 304767-81577. 63 Livestock Quarter tto,.as, weanlings, yearlin!JI, • 2 year old. Al1o regilttred querter getdlng· hu piNIIUfl pointl, been ahown in 4-H & placed II Ohio State Feir; & &registered Ouart11rcoltt. Call 81·-288-6122. Pig1 for treerer: .225-240 lb1. Coll61•· 388-8889 alter 6 64 Hay S. Grain Large round belt~~ of hl'f for t ale. $10. 00 e ach Ph . 614-4481052. Hey for Hie: Clun, miaed hay·niNif Wilt. e126Jbale. Call 61•-UI->1053. •! Hoy. •UO/ bale. Call~h- 2•55.85. . 1• Hey for 1ale. Ctfl, -614·992· 583&. Hay for lllle, mixed. e1 .00 to 01 .25 bale. 30• · 895 - ~60. 71 Autos for Sale 1--------1980 ~rans·Am; new Y·8 en· gin e. no rust. 9 inside, 8 outlidt, Auto .. PS / PB. air. steteo. ca. not hot-rodded. well meint•ined. Asking t4BOO. or beat off• or tradfl for 4 to !i pauanger 4 wheel drive. 89 to 13 muatlng convertlblaarwh•thove-you. Call 614-446-2745. 1976 Lincoln Mark IV Designer Edition, new engine, complata new interior, e•hautt. tirll, brak•. alternetor. bl1tery. PS. pump, control module, water pump, etc. No rust. Asking U.OOO. Bett oHar or tradafor 4 or 5 palltnQif, 4 wheel drive, or what-hev•you . 3 eppral1tl1 of ear for U200 before paint acrltchtd by vtnda4t. Nothing tOd..,, will pull ClmPifll well or In clastic comfort . Cllt 814•n-2746. 197._ Chtvv Ceprlca. good cond. AUI1t good. Auto .. PS , PB, 81•-4•1-1622. 4 W.O . ;: aood. call&14·379· 22&2 . · 1983, S10, 4••- V-6, 1 opHd: 11•c cond, 304-875-4B63 Or 676-4230. ' 79 Dodge Ma• i Van .. 88,000 50UIJPtD f'RE'IiY GOOD! Motorcycles 1981 Honda XR800R , t17&0. 1981 Honda XRIOOR , U76. 1983 K1wesaki LTD 750, Shaftdrive. 81376 . Call 814-9927218 . . 86 ATC 200X three wheeler, many extras. 86 PUCH Moped. Cell 614-98&· 4468 aft• 4:00 p.m. 76 S. SWEEPER end 1ewing mtchine repair. p1n1, and ~ppllea . Pick up and deliverv. Otvis Vecuum Cleaner, one ·half mile up GeorgH Creelc Ad. Call &14••8-0294. FTM Genlfll Contracting 13yra ekplfience. Roofing & Connruction Ph. 114-388-9308. Fr1111 estimates 10% oft during the holldl'fl . offer eJipiret Jan 15. 19e7. 1974 Buldl Electra, PS. runt good. eaoo . can 61.t-446 1172. 11i& Chryallf Fitttt Avenue. With an toy•· 33. 000 mllft, tl100. Must Mil, Call814·892· 2601 . 82 Plumbing Heating & CARTER"S PLUMBING AND HEATIN G Cor. Fourttl and Pine G1lllpolls. Ohio Phone 614· 446· 3888 or 614· •48-•477 B5 General Hauling '78 'ontltc lonnevlllt, ell powor. fiOO .OO. 304-676· 3044. 11M Ch""Y Sial loft w...... low m l - 01.310.00. :104-1711- .weD. ~~ITEM IS APTV F·l7 FIGHltR.£1"5, FULLY EQUIWID Wml · .. - - C>•N'"' ""' "" 11-\£ 1-X..M&R I'S 0C0·55S·3aXJ... AH .. J H£AR _, OORFIRST RlfJG ... ~HIGHLY · C(»L..fl£0 y ~~- · ­ ~ i i MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP · HOW DO! KNOW I'lvl REALLY A ~12ROT? MAYBE" I',\.\ NOT... BARNEY I THINK I'LL CHARGE TH' TOURISTERS FIVE HUNIIIERT OOLLERS FER 'Tt-\15 PA'TCHWORK QUILT. ELVIr-.IEY •· Waugh' t Water Service. Wells. ci Uerns, pool1. Same dev deliv· ery. Cat1614·266-12 40 . James Bovt Watlf Service. Al1o · ooola filled . Ca11814-2&8-1141 • or 614 · 446-1175 or &14-446· ' 7811 . • Will heullimettone, 15 or more : tont. 88 . 26 a ton. Call614-388- · 9873. Hou•e coli. Ot llvarecl1 ton end ' up. J im llnltr, 304 · 87&· 1247 ~ "'671-7397. 171-7276. - EEK& MEEK Dillard Water Sllf'vlee: Pools. Sistern1, Wet11. Delivery Anytime. Call 614-.tl46· 7 40 4. 1910. Z28, 360 V-8, l -oop, auoo triM, PI, PI, m-o whttlt, new tir11, ttc. 304· 175-8392 eft• 6:00. •JO Conco•d. good cond. 30"" - MAYBE I 'M A PAIR OF qAI.05HE5 ... cp A !;!I-LIM I WONDER IF PUTTING6CMET HIN6:IN MY FOOD. PL.J.DDIN&. -::::::;;;;:=:;::;:::::::::: ·~ -.;-;- W1tten on ' 1 Wiler Hauli ng,: r1110n1ble nt11, Immediate . 2.000 gellon dellvary, cisterns. , pools. well, ate. call 304-576- • 2919. '79 · Camero, t1 ; 500 .; 18Cemero, U ,OOO . 304-8?83302. ir~ -"VES Z · ~ ,.. _ _. Telephone 1ervice in home. wiring & repair•. C• lll14-4465188. 19?9 MercuryCou;.,.XA7, 1ow mileage, t2, 100. 00. Call 304871-SUI. '73 Nov•. 33.000 mil•. e cyl. A.P.S. 4 door. aecond owner, tlf· blk lop, 01 .110.00. 304571•13M. ovE~He-A~IN<S •. . ·All IYP" carpenter & concr11e work: lnttf"lor, exterior, remo deling, p1inting, roofing, free estlm1t11. Ctlt 614-448-6174. cruisa, delay wiplfa, 48,000 mlltt. e7800. Call 814-o\484223. 1976 Chtvale M1llbu Clauic., 8 ft. pull-type dl1c. Call 814266-1178. H~LP BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Unconditionet lifetime gu1ran · tee. Local retet"enctt furni1hed. Free eatimata1. C1ll collect 1-814-237-0488, dl'f or night. R 0 g e r I a II I a m • n I · Weterproofing. Rottrr or ctbla tool drilling. · Molt well• completed aeme dey. Pump uln 11nd 1ervice. 304· ' 895-3802 78 Camero, sttarp. Ntw; t lrtl, brakn. eahMitt. New velvet inl-. Coli 114-379· 2920. c:ovL.PN'r Home Improvements 1974 Buick Apollo. Good work car. t595. 1980 Plymouth Vol1rt. Qood cond. Call 614448-8201 . 1978 Honda Civic. 4 apd ., r•bulh motOf, m~ehining by Jeg'•, ljlr.a naw radili1, n•• petfeel: Interior, n.. perfect body-nNds paint. eUOO+InYest..:t. Tlklng oHera. Call &14U6-2301. / :r. Ser v1 ces 1970 Chevelle 327. 4 apd .. new paint & tirn, o\&,000 miln. U185 or belt offer. Cell 614448-8201 . 1983 Ford Etcort, 4 apd ., AM-FM tapa, wire riml, Cllh price f2198. J ohn't Auto Sales, BullVille Rd. Oallipoll1 . <SuYS, gui Budglt trenamltslona used &. rebuilt all typet. Torque converters & transfer Clift. Engine owr hiUI kits. Allison Tr~nsmit· lin parts lnd eve jOinta. 30 dl'( to lifetime warrant.,. Will deUver. cuh and ~earry or install. Call 814-371-2220. or 2585677 AINGLES 'S SERVICE, u perlenc&d carpenter. electrician. masan. painter, rooting llnclud· ing hot tar •pplicatio nl 304875· 2088 o• 675-7147. Riviera. Grey with Excust: ME;, Auto Parts Accessories Fattv Tree Trimming. stump . removal. Call 304-875-1331 . Bui~ • Motorcycle trailer, 11xc cond.304-675-7476. Cttevy trucll, ultd·eutomltic 350. trtnemiaaiona., FMX·C4.& Ctlrytllr. Guar•nteecl. Cal1614- 1982 FRANK AND ERNEST·- 1984 H011da XL800, 2,600 miles, like new, 304-875-7478.' 0 Ida -Pontil e- Buic k-Chevy- power seals, air. PS. P8 . tilt, ~·· 676 - 3 190. Upholstery R & M Cuttom Couches a~d , Alupholatery, St. At. 7, Crown C~y . Oh. 614-216-1470, Eve . 6U-UI· "38. Opon dally 9 10 • :30, Sot. 9:30 1o 1:30. Old • new Uphoattrld. Mowr..,·a Upholtterlng llfVing trlcountv~rea21Yhft , The best in fumtture upholstering. Call 304 - 871 - •154 tor frtt •llmates. illJ News I]) Big Volley ill Mazda Sportslaak fll IIl Jofforeans I]) Squore One T\1 Ull Sacral City illl Facta of Lite 6 :05 ffi Bavorly Hillbillies 6 :30 U ill@ NBC News ill Inside 1ho PGA Tou• II) 0 (J) ABC News W CZJ Hogan's He~os II) Dacto• Who ® "G) IDJ CBS News (fl) Newton"s Apple (CCI Ira Flatow d isc usses lhe physic s al base ball. loo ks at polarize d sunglass es and visits the inventors fa ir. illl WKRP in Clnci"'fati 6 :35 ffi Andy Gritlith 7 :00 U ffi PM Magazina CD Hardcastle and McCormick ill SportsCento< I]) Entertainment Tonight Aud rey He pburn talks about he r AB C-TV movie , "Love Amo ng T hie ves" . M·A·s · H g (J) Peoplo·s Court ® MOVIE: 'Tho Boy end the Bronc Bus1ar' Par1 1. ® Naws Ull MacNell-lahrer Newshour II) W 1Dl Wheel of Fo<luno llJl Barney Miller 7 :05 C5J Sanford and Son 7:30 U ill Cil Now Newlywed Game @ NHL Hockey: Washington Capitals at Naw York Ranf!.8<S (3 hrs.) li ve. fj) CZJ Too Close for Com· fort 0 Cil Judge , llJ Whaal o f For1uno II) IDJ IDl Jeopardy ilJl College Basketball : La Salle at Notra Dame (2 hrs .) 7 :35 I]) Honeymooners 8 :00 U Cil @ Highway to Heaven (CC) Mar k sa bota ges J o nath an's -atte mpt to re unite a n a g ed film sta r and he r daughter wh en he lea rn s that J o nathan may be s e nt to He aven after th e ass ignm ent is completed . (60 min.) In S16reo. (]) Bring ' Em Back Alive Cil 0 Cil Perlact Strangora (CCI larry w o rries lhat Balk i's behavi o r w ill ru in a blac k-tie preview fo r a fs mous photogrsphe r. W CZJ College Basketball: Auburn a1 Kentucky (2 h<S .) (J) MacNoii-lahror Nowshour (j]) GI IDJ Now Mike Hammer Ha mmer bec omes involved with murd e r whe n a n old fr iend asks him t o he lp her bro t her, a retired bo xe r on th e co me bac k tra il. (60 mm .) (I]) Discover: The World of Science Researc h on ro· be tic ha nd s is studied and a new ra bies vaccine is loo ked at (60 min .) • B:05 I]) MOVIE: ' Scaramaucho' B:30 (J) 0 ® Head altha Class (CC) Charl ie 1eaches ultr a· cool Eric a less o n in a c· ce p!i ng o th ers when Eric re fuses to join 1he other me mbers of the c lass in a c ompetitio n ag ai nst a te a m of Russ ian students . " 9 :00 U ffi illJ Gimmo a Brook iCC) Joey's 1eachor s ues Nell to r a h ug e s um alte r he . s lips on a sk ate board a t t heir home . In Stereo. I]) 700 Club Cil 0 Cil Dynasty iCC) Th ree-ye ar-old Krys tina un· d e rg oes serio us med ical pro blems, Sa mm y Jo serves Clay w ith a n n ul· me nt pape rs a nd Ada m pro poses to Da na Wa ring . {60 m in.) (I) (J]) Eves on the PrizeAmerica's .Civil Rights Years 1954-1965 The in crea se of stude nt invo lve men t duri ng the Civil Ri gh ts figh t is d ocu me nte d. (60 mi n.) , (j]) GI IDJ Ma gnum, PJ.(60 min .j 9:30 U CII!Dl Ta<lollit W hen No rm a nd Cliff leave t he Chee rs bano visit Nic k a nd l o rena. Nick exagg e rates his s ucces s in an e Hort to lm prets lh om . in Ste<a o. (!JI Hot~an'o Heroes 10:00 II illJ S t EIHWhO<a Au oc hlanda< is {CCI st unned whe n his o ld fl a me c he c kt in lo r eve surg e ry, No vino risks a rep rimand whe n s he off ers s helter to a w o unded b li nd ind igent a nd W estph a l! faces an ul· timatum ove r St. EUgi us· fu· t u• e . (60 min .) I]) 0 I]) Arthur Halloy"s Hotel (CCI Pe lor'l ax-w ile u ne xpectedl y arrives and a lo ya l hotel em plo yee hides his llli lohoc y from his longloot s on a nd tho staff. (60 YO'RE FROM OUTER SPACE. LOWEEZY II IT'S GOT MV DESIGNER PATCH ON IT m Q;ndJ Odd Couple (I) Speekor from Tex01 (j) Ill IDJ Equellzor Tho Coal end Nmlltone delivery. B7 WOlD I the be- FURANI I I ~---~...-1~...-1~...1 ~-..~1· I I VOCEL 3 t . -,;S5;-;;K~;-Y:..;.M;_;Q --11 :.o 6 1 I 1 · PEANUTS d 1ughter of 1 visi ting po l- . ice ins pector must delf ver vital informa tion on an orgln ize d crime ring to aave her tet her'• lite . (60 mi n.) Part 1 ot 2. [l) Nowawotch (!JI NtWI 10;30 I]) Amorloon Snopohot. l1l &pl01h : Swimwoer '87 Ill CZJ INN Nowo [j) Geno<ltlon ot Risk 10:35 (J) MOVIE: ' 0•. Jokyll end Mr. Hyde" 11:oo • m Cil G 1111 N-• Cil ® • 1121 (]) HordCOitll ond McCor· mlck l1l Amerlc.' o Cup Che~ lengl OOwnunder Uva. Ill CZJ M'A'S•H " Don 't harp on your maladies, " advised the elder . " Say you are well and , who knows , II may - _ .~ I · " LUSHET I , - 1---,,F-.;,1-'-,.1.7-::,. 1-'-r:~8~ O Complete ihe chu ckle quoled by Idli ng in thu miss mg words '---'-..1..- .L-...J- .J..--J you dev11 lop from step No. 3 below . _ e _ _ _ _ ' PR INT NUMBERED LETTE RS IN SQUARES YESTERDAY'S SCIAM·LifS ANSWEI-S 111rusr - Robin - Group - Jackel - TONIGHT Mistake overheard in weather forec881: "Sunny and cool today wl1h little or no chance of TONIGHT. " BRIDGE wm 815 250 Rebel, 1750 mila. Lots of extras. C1ll 614-446·6290 after 6. RON ' S Televl 1iori Service . House c alla on RCA. Quaa:ar. GE. Specialing in Zenith. Call 304· 578· 2398 or 614-446- ' 24&4. . •n-0811. YOU'V~ GOT TO AMIT, THAT fli11:>T f').RT miles, $1 ,800 .00. 30•· 676:. .. 3044. 81 1';;;;--~;-:-:--.'="-..=--:~ S. 1979 Chevy Luv 4Jt 4, lift ki_t, good Ur•. chrome wheels, rol bar, tog llyhtl, runs 8! loollt . Timothy h1y. Second cutting e1 .40 bale. Flrlt cutting f1 . 3!i. Will trede for cows. 304-8913010. Tran spurt• tiun Vans 198& Ford Rangll' 4x4. Many extrat. 89300 or e1 000 & take 'over paymenll. Call after &pm; 81.·446-4788. 74 S©\\4U~-~t-trsfl UMI ....;.._ ldloed by CLAY I . POUAN _.;;...._ _ __ Rearrange letters of 0 four scra mbled word$ s:oo U ill Cil 0 Cil i!DI GI IDJ For sale: 1973 C-85 Live Tandum. long frame. Cell814-8988631 . ···a· Fumllhld .,.,.m.... ,..., door tollbrtfY. On1pro~ldult only. PO<klnfl. Coli 61•·UI· 0331. _ _ __ 2/4/87 76 Chevy Silverado, 1 ton dullly. 4 d•. 03600. CoM 614· 448· 2107-doylimo. 8,.· 246y 5800-evlflinge. _& _·_7_35_7_._ _ __· _ _ _ One bedroom furniahed apart- _44 ment in Middleport for rent. Cell Seara Cold Spot Refrigerator, I ~ 81-- 992 -630• •• 614-446- coppa<lono .. See" Kenmo,. 66 Building Supplies t - - - - - - - - . . . , . - - - - - - - - - 1 1 5 5 2. . auto ldectric r~nge, coppertone. Maytag Waaher and Dryer, and 1!1 One tnd two bedroom lpert- white.' "Kitchen table 1S. uppliiJ . Cloteout• mentsln Middleport. Furni1hed. c h• I" · 1 bu Ifet. 1· chut of Building, · 11: _. 21 Business 36 Lots S. Acreage drawers. Cell 614-992·7462 Buvoutl·r urplua 111 ' xl' x~ " Coli 814-992-5084 . ~ a 00 Yellow pifleroughuwtdT1 ·11 0 ppo rtunity •ntr ! p.m. · 'd"1ng: o 10.99 ea. 25 po. up .. 2 bedroom riverview apertment. 2YJ ecret of bottom land, Equipped kitchen. tre1h pidliup. Brown colored electric range. ·~ . 81 . (2) 4'a8'x~ " YeUow pine Good monev weekly . Proce11ing approx. 15 miles south ot Eureb Ideal for 2 . perti• to 1hara e75.00 to f100 .00. Cell aher rough uwad T 1-11 siding. mail intormetion . Ruah nlf- off old At. 7. Good home site. tlli.99 ... 25 pc. up U .99 . 13 1 5:00 PM. 304-676-2929 . ••pence1. Call 814-992-11539. addreued stamped envelope: Coll814-258-1774. 4 ' x8'•~" T&G plvwood, $10.9& ea. (4) o\' • 10'x%'' ptyTerry Lee, 131 -A Eureh St• Nvlng . 1 end 2 bedGracious New couch Ia matching chair. wood. , 18 _96 ea. (&) 4 'aB'xW' At .. Gallipolis. Ohio .t.5831 . Aahton building Iota, mobile room apartment~ at Village homn p•mitted. Ctyde Bowen. Manor end AivM1Ide Apart- C•ll 614-446-3B97 or 614· luan plywood, t6.99 11. (81 f1000 .00 p• week net-profit Jr. 304-178-2338. · _• _4_8·_:2_:3_:1_:6:_.- - -- -- - I 4'a8' all wood p•neling. Wood· menu In Middleport. From Unique vending unitl with loctgralnt 6 "prints. f7.96 e1. t216. including utllitin. Call tions Name brand itemi, Pop, 2 ICtel Sand Hill Road. 30._ 814-992-7787. EOH . Seconds tl5.91. 111 M1aonlte. Candy & snackt. lnvlllmtnt 67fi- 78.4. M1rlite plenkt 11" wide 96" 53 · Antiques 1ecured with inventory equiplong p1nellng . . T•o . Seconds in Bradbury. 2 Nice apartment ment . Cell Now at 818· 741 · Reduced. 1 v, acre lot. located at f1 .60 ea. (l)4'x8' Merlite bath bedroom•. Ph btth. Call 6149298. embouad in 4"•4" black Aatrock, 500 ft ffontage, priced 992-3312. Antique dining room tat; te~e. pHel t7.95 and ea.ae ••. (9) upon inspection. John Warner, chi111 clotet, & buffet . 70 yeart Foil faced !NOTICE! foam inaulatlon·board. 30.· 675-3717. 1 bedroom apt. In Henderson for okt. -Solid oak . Cell 614-388THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH l'h'" lhicik •• .99 Ull'll"·ffi.99i r.,t. 304-876-1972 aher 6. 9960. ING CO. recommends th• you 11 "-16.&911101•8" Vonilywhh do butinnt whh people you marble top e179.96. (11) 30 ' ~ One bedroom ap1nment in Poirit II now. end NOT to 1end money Vanity merble top f79.96. Pltesant. Very clean and nice. 54 Misc . Merchandise 1121 6 whh through the m1il until you hiNe piece high gloll 'tub Has ·washer d,Ytr hook-up. Rentals inveatig1ted the offtf'ing. encloaure kit f29 .96. (131 6' Adutta only. No patt . Phone tempered glau sliding tub 30.· 876-1400. Own your own jeln·IPOrtswear, 40 gellon ges water heater. J ike dootl, aluminum finish. 141.94 Iedin apparel. chlldrent new. Price negotiable. Cell 614- or f39.95 With pur~ehue af tub. APARTMENTS . mobile home1, 446· 9348. m•ternity, large 1iHa. petite. 41 Houses for Rent 1141 Single door med . cab. Pt. Plea .. nt and Gatlipo· houses. dancewear·lerobic or lccesao-plastic bo•. 1talnlen steel lis. 814-44&-8221 ries ltOfe. Jord1che. Chic, Lee, Callihan's Used Tire Shop. Over frtme. e19.9S 11. (15) 1 and 2 Levi. la:od. Ghana. Guen, Catvln 3 BR, unfUrn'ed houae. tv room 1,000tirn, liles12, 13. 14, 15, piece flbtrglasa tub and thower Klein, Sergio Val ..te, Evan with fp, 1 b1tf't, 1 / 2 mile p11t One bedroom fu rnlthed apart:· 1&, ·16 .! . 8 mllet out Rt. 218. combination. Colora & white. Picon11. Uz Claiborne, Members Holzer Medicll Center on Rt. 36. ment in Point Pl111111nt. 111 Call814-258-6261 . e129 .9& to t199.915 ea. 6 " H 1h U&O / month. Dep. &. Ret. electric. Adults ontv. No paU. 0 n1y, Gaao.ne, percent discount on 2 .piece • eat tt.lt 0 .,. AOl'ed . C1ll 614-·.. 8· 4389 o• Ctll after 4 p.m., 304-676· 1000 oth1n . t14 .800 . to .... Plattic oittern U1te 1pproved, up. 1181 4 piece 101id oek towel 3788. plastic ttptic tanks, platti~e bar 1e1. t19.96. (17) Preflnlthed $26,900 inventory, training, l -3--;·-6_7_1-_9_7_6_0_ . ----fiJtturn. gtlnd opening etc. C.n Oellixa 2 BA house. 842 First Two bedroom furnished ept New culverts, mtt1l culverts. RON oak bruc~ flooring %" x2'h" open 15 de.ya. Mr. Sldntv 14041 EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jocll- Random lengths f1 .95sq. tt. 10 262 4489. Avenue. Gatlipoll1, off street Haven, 304-8B2-3267 Of 304- aon, Oh . 614-286· &930. c.t.n up f1 .75 sq. ft . 20 sq. ft . 773-&02 • . perking, no pets, referenctJ. pr. c.t .n. (18) Prehung steel deposit. Call 814-266-1629. Insulated doors $89.95 ea. (191 for aale, herdwood, Firewood Unfurnished five room apt, call lerge pickup load. $36. Call Pine panel 23 Professional doors t39.915 to 30•-875-1415. 3 bdr. ranch, Rodney Village II, 814-448-9286 or 614-446- 159.91 B. gradn. (201 Double Services t 286 mo. plus deposit. Referen.1437. lidelight entrance doort 'h gl111 ctt required. Call 614· 446· 1h penel. t299.915 ea. (211 8 ' 45 Furnished Rooms 170 cord . Firewood stacked &. Double entr1nce doors. 'h glua 0008 . Gu~ar lestons. Call 614-389: delivered. Call 814-.379-2151 . 'h p.eMI. f349 .95. (22) Prlhung B43fl. Nice 3 lA house. •350 plus Furnilhed room . $115 Utilitie1 Heap voucher accepted interior doon, finished • unfinutitltat & sec. deposit. Call pd. Stove, ref., single male. Ished. Cholet 11111. *34.96 ea. Starks TrH and Lawn Service. 614 -448 -9280 after 5 & Share bath, 919 2nd., Gallipoli1. Radio Shack TRS-80 model 1231 Wood a. p4astic thutltrl Hedgea , shrubs , bu s hu weekends . 446-4416 1fter 7PM . . 1616 computet". mag herd dl1kt from 31" to 80" t9.96 to trimmed. 11ndac1ping, stump (Radio Sha~ekl . 8 mag herd di1b Ul.91i pr, (241 all wood screen 1nd le1f remov1l, 304-576· Unfurnlthed house in city. 641 For rent Sleeping Rooms and (Radio Shackl. Key board & doon . e12 .96 •• . (26) 2842 of 6711-2010. Third Aw. U25 • month. C11t light house keeping rooms. Park cable. C•ll -61 4-388-8323 . 1lf•." •31"KB0" . white storm 814· 258-6338. Central Hotol. Call 814-446doors. insul1tltd foam filled . Julia 's Pettonal Care Home. Firewood for ule. Call 8 14-986· e89.95. (28) Oountenop pltttle Clihon, W.Va. Famity buskleu 8 room hou1e on 60 acr11 at 0716. 4484. 60 cents ,q. ft. (27) Vinvl tiding 1lnce 1989. Have vactncy for Eureh. UOO 11 month. Call Room• for rent , day. week. trim 15 colors (12' J channel elderly p1tlent. 304· 773-6173. 3o•-87fi-1104. month. GaHia Hotel. Cell 614- Visa-Mastercard. Get your cerd f11 .101 (10' inside corner 446· 9716 . Rent ulow 111 f120 today! Alto new credit cerd, no o3.00I 11o· outaide co'"" House for rent. Rt . 180 North, 3 month. one refuted! C1ll 1·618-469- f4.001 1281 12" •12'' plain miles from Holzer Hospltel. Call 364& Ext. C-13860 24 hours. white ceiling tile 26 cents ee. or Re•l Estate 614-448-2783 daytime or 61464 piece ctn. f18.50. (29) .C.6·2661 evening• . 46 Space for Rent Unwa nted Ada . 198Z-8HP 24"x48'" acoustleal tmbotled Kohler walk behind gravely with fire rnlstant ceiling p•n•l• 31 Homes for Sale 2 bedroom. furn ished house tor mower. Sulkey 1nd snow blade. f2.35 ea. (301 Cloaeout whhe rent. No pats. New H1ven. Excellent cond. e159S . l Model- ceilinggrid1(12' maintMe1 .50 Office Sp1ce for Rent . EJtcellent 3 bdr ., clott to town. 2 bat~t . 30.·882-2468 . for Attorneys, Accountant. etc. Gravely with mowi!H' 1nd SUikey. ea.) (4 ' tep 110 cents 11.) Penn't Runs good. e&96. 8aum Lumber Warehouse. Wellston, Ohio. firepl1ce. centfll air. City school 2 bltdroom home. large yard. Clo18 to Court Houn. Call Co. 814-885-3301 . 81•·384-3646. Open 8 -5, 8 diltrict . Call 614-2415· 9248.. Wiaem•n Real Ettlte Agency .. lnter•ted parties only. Call davs. 114-U&-36U. Mixed hardwood slabs. s 12. per A-1 condition-Convenient in 8U-742-26n bundle. Contlining eppro• . 1'h downtown ara1. 333 Third 3 bedroom ttouse for rent in COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, tons. FOB Ohio P1llet Co. 66 Pets for Sale Avenue. Ca11114-4.t.l-0?3?. Porileroy. f275 per month plus Route 33, Norttt of Pomeroy. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ctll614· 992· Rental trailtia. Cell 814-992· 6481 . J BR . 2 1cres of land, g•aae. deposit tnd reference required. 7U9. 81.· 992 -7727. Call 614-448-9232. Dr•gonwynd Cattery Kennel. - - - -- - -·lcSpece for Rent: Trailer 1pacn. Excerci1e bicycle for tell!. Like CFA HimiiiYtn. Pert lan 1nd Governmtnt hom" from e1 . 1u Lacu1t Ad. "Rt. 1, Point Pleuant. new. 850. Call 814-992 -3090. Sl~tnese kittens. AKC Chow repair). Delinquent ttJt property . 42 Mobile Homes puppiea. Call 114--.8-3844 304-875-1078. 2 atorv house. 1~':- batfl. 1 110ry af1•7PM . RepoltiSiiona. Call 8015 ·687for Rent house. newly decorated. large 6000. Ext, GH -9805 tor current picture for sale. Call 614 -992· 2 AKC Reg . Pekingne puppl• . repo list. 72U. f 126 tach. Adult male f76 . C1ll Merr.h•ndi se t110 par month. *150 depolit. 3-4 bedroom hou•a ntlf school 12x60 8U· 266-9391 . turni1hed plu1 wtilltin. Firewood for 111le. 035 pet' load and hospital. Priced to 11111, Reccoon Ad. Call 614-441· or 5 lold1 t160. Delivered and AKC Mlni .. ure Schn•ur lfs and 023,000. Coli 6U-992-8<HIO . 9~0 mclood. Call· · BU-9•9-2501 full blooded Cocktr Sp1nllls tor 51 Household Goods lfter & PM . Wilm• Osbome rnldence tor Convenient locl1ion· upper At. aalt. No checllt. Call 614-992Hie. 2 Lincoln Terrace, Pome- 7 . Nice 3 8dr .. p.rtlally fur· 8518. Firewaod. f25 . pickup lold. Not •ov. Ohio U719. Call81•· 992· nithtd. Water peld. no in1ide OelivO<od. 304-675-7771 . 7412 after 8:00 p.m. One Siamut kitten, litter pela. C.lll1·· 245-5818 . Mollohtn Furniture. At. 7 North. triined, t415.00. One baby OOit Gallipoli•. OH PH. 614·«8· 2 br, kllchen, blthroom, whh Mobile home, furnished. Wnher 7444. Why pey more? Check u1· Fuel oil1ank • uud gu turn~ee 010.00. 304-871-6043. laundry room, living room S. a. dryer. In Centenary araa t210 out for low prieta on furniture II· " like new .. . 304-87&-3000 . dining room. all elec, ApprO)!.. 7 a month. Call 814-.&48-2390. appllencea. 6 piece wood living Tony's Gun Repairs. hot reblu• mllet from Pt . Pl. on Rt. 82. 2 59 For ·sale or Trade room group, t399. iny. Open 8:00AM to 7:00PM . trectstpprox. 1 1cremoreorlns 2 bdr., all 'utilitin paid ••upt overlooking K1nawha River . tltc ., turn. or unfum., sec. USED FURNITURE. Sofa, neal- Ca11304-171-•631 . o4o.ooo. Call 30•·676· 6••o deposit required. Convenient lent condition. coHN table. 1otid 23 inch Zenith CDflaolecolor TV. For 11le or trade for 4 whetter, b.tween 8:30 anil4:30. locetlon. Cell 814· 448·855B or m1ple corner cebinlrl. Corbin & 080.00. 30.·675-2815 altl< 1972 JllfJ CJ6, ntw tires, top • 614-446-4778 . Snycter Furniture, 15& Second 5:00. clutch. Excellent cond. Call Aeducltd, 3 bedroom hou1e, low 614-367-0397 altO< 5PM. 40' a, 304-8?1-8751 or Donna. 2 bdr. fulty furnished aduttt only, A111. Gtlllpolia. 814-448-1171 . 20 " Homellte c hain aaw Town and COuntry Rell Estate uti!. paW. CaiiiiU-448· 4110. SWAIN f 100.00. Spttd Queen clothes Broker. AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 ' dryer f100.00. Antique cld.2 bdr. mobile home. Children OH\Ie St .• Gallipolis. New & Uled cloael 1150.00. 304 -773 .IIIII S uppii i'S The Price is rlghtll 3 bedroom ICCtPtad. Calll14-448-3895. woOd-coal stoves. I pc wood LA &303. hou•t on lA •ere. C111 now, Llvc:,tor:k Maidl 304 -458-1831 with 2 BA Mobile Home tor rent-2 suit~ f399, bunk bed I I 199, rechmn naw & uNCI bedroom Am•ican Dream Hom•. children. Rlflt'ence. Cell 8U.- suites, Wrlngar Wllhers, & 448-0IOI. shoes. New llvingroom tu ltet 56 Building Suppliee e199-e599. l1mpa. Call 61461 Farm Equipment 32 Mobile Homes 2 b.drootTI treiler. coupl11, 1 U8-3169. · sm1ll child. Lacult Rd. At. 1, Pt. for Sale Building Meteriala Pletunt. 30.t.-171-1076. County Appll~n ce. Inc. Good Block, brick, ttw.er pipt~, win· uNd lpl)ll•ncn 1nd TV aatt. dowt, llnteiJ, elc. Claude Win· 2010 John Dtlfe di11al tractor· • K Mobile Hom•. 2 and 3 Open BAM to 6PM . Man thru t" •· Rio Grande, 0 . C1ll 814· plows, disc $3150. New Idea 1981 Oallbrook, 14•70 whh K Dyne Bounce mower f495. Late 7•12 e • p~ndo. 3 BA ., 2 baths, bldraom moblla hom•. 304· Sat. &14· 448-1699, 827 3rd. 245' 5121 . Ave. O.llipolis, OH . • ~ model 224T John Dt111 baler woodburn.,. •• - cond. fNnch 1575· 3000. Concrete blocks 111 lit es yard or e1 295. Hev w•aon e300. Call City Brollerage. Ctll 814· 448- Two bedroom mobllt homt, Vall.-y Furniture, new & Ulld. delivery. Mlson lind. Glllipolit 614-288-15f522 . 93•0. fumished. t7& .00. 304 ·875· L~rge MCtion of quality turni- Blodl Co., 1231h Pine St., ture. 12111 Etstern Ave .. Galllpolit, Ohio Cell 814-441CROSS. SONS Skyline 14•70. 3 bdr .• 911. 6612 . G1IUpolls. · 2?83. U.S. 35 Wttt, Jackaon, Ohio. 1hin9ltd roof. hou11 tvpe aiding. 614· 281-M61 . French City Brollereg•. C1ll GOOD USED APPUANCES Polt Buildings by Qual ity MatHy Ferguton. New Holland, 614-446-93.0. Washert. dryers. refriglflitors. Build••- Worlr.thops, c•porta, Bush Hag Bel• a Service. Over Apartment rangtt . Skaggs Appllancas. animal shelters; · g~rag". FrM 40 used tractOfl to chllost,from · 14x70 FIHtwood. 3 bdr., 2 full 44 Upper River Ad. b•ide Stone 111imattt. Phone 814 ·384 · &. compl ..ellne of new • uatd ba1h1. total elec. llkt new, price for Rent Crnt Matal. I 14-.t141-7398. 15762. equipment. Largest selection In netotllble. Cell aftet 4 wtekd•ya, 1nytlme weekends. 614~:::::::::::::::::J~:::::::::::::::::J :. S-_E:_.O~h-lo:_._________ 388·8833. Urge apt. \ dupla hou.e on JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT • Ch•hire. 2 bdr., CENTER . SR 35 W. Qallipolit, NEW AND USED MOillE Mtln St. Water pekf, Call614· Ohio. C1ll 814·446·9n7. eve. Bruce Beattie HOM ES KESSEL'S QUALITY fumlshtd. 814-441· 3892. Up front trtc· MOBILE HOME SALEB . • MI . 2·6-6818. tors wtth vwan•nty over 40 used WEST. GALUPOLIB. ·AT 38 . 2 IR , 15 Court St . CarpMad. triiCtora. 1000 tools. PHONE 814-448· 727 • . Kilchlfl fum. t360-month. Plus utllitill, d.poalt. Call 814-4481180 31G-C John Oe1re doa:er 14•70 Fl.-twood. 3 Bdr., 2 full 4821. with canopy • winch. Cell b1tha. tot1lel.c. Like n.w, price 814-388-1012 •• 11.·388netotllbta. Calf aft• 4 weak· newtv dtcoratld, 1 8312. d..,l, 1nytime w~1.nda . 614· Furnllhad. BR , l~t~t endoaad porch. UOO 388-8&33. month. Aduha. Sec. Dep. Rtf' I. John 0.111 1010 tractar with Call 11•· UI-2236 o• e1•· plowt.dltc U150. John Delft 1912 14xl5 Mobile Home on U8-2681 . 2 row planter t275. Hamm• rtverfroftt tot In Middleport Unit miU with Ill ICCtttorl•. Cllt has ,.1 otra' s ttt up. C1ll 1 hdroom belle r.,.t t171.00 51•·216·6622 . . 614· 992-33. . ,,,.,6:00pm. plus electric. Alto r~ulrtd 1 , 3010 John dille! tractor 2 bedroom . Nice. Clnn, eood UOO.OO HCUri1v d -. CON wtth plowt t4110. John condtUon'. f3500 . Call I 14· TACT: Jac:Uon f:atat11 Otat. Ph 441 -3117 Equel Hims lng IJanapo<l dllc Ull. AC no-IIH 7·2· 3100. Opportuntty. pluter t1110. 300 t•llon '81 Cammadare. 14a41. lllr.e 1-::-.:,:..__.:_______ fii'8VOI' U91. Coli 114-211· new ltv.d In only e months, 2 hdraom apt. nice ClfP"Ing, 1122. •M 882 3•-..a Wltllf' paid, Wllhlf • drytr If pavo · rnone _,,.. · ~~;~~ . hook·up, 110\11. refrio. fUMfshld MOTOR CAR 8AOURI , It Rt. 180 North of Hob• Hotp, 19113. 14x70 trellar, c..l tfttr avelleble Jan 1. 1887 Ph. Ohio. 11>1· - ·1112 1 :00, 304-773-1163. ' 1...... 7026. ......... .22 . ... utlo<lllFumllhtJd • unfurnished apta., llvM1Gd< ... hOt• Ifill• · t110.00 1nd up, ref•enCII Ph. Alto. 1n ttHI neo- 1o< 33 Farms for Sale :10•· 171· 7731 . Of 30.·671plolcupo and ton tNcloo. P • H 6104 A-1 AHI E1181o. 30 tete ''""· h• good Mme. large barn • large pond. louthwett.-n IChool di'ttrict. Co11114-2U-IUI. PUZZLU EVENING Uaed Furniture: wood table & 2 benchu. beds, druser, wood wardrobe. 3 milea out Bulavllle Ad. Open 9AM to 6PM. Mon. lh!U S11. 6 U -448-0322 . outlaw war." THAT DAILY Trucks for Sale 73 . low to form fo ur simple words. 1982 Ford E1cort. 2 door, S1 ,760.00. Phone 304· 8754480. 72 The' Daily SentineiPage11 - Television Viewing C't·tY ~IT~ ~i:t1T FRDIIT Cf :me ~ . AT LU?T Hf3 OIDH'T .RUf.ll:. <;e.~fJ£Xl~~~:/ ' Topaa:, clean, AC. 1984 Mercury_ 03.110.00. 30.·675-4. .0. Sotas end chairs priced from t 3 96 to *991!1, Tabl11 t&O lnd up to *1215. Hide·• ·bldt f310 to t695. Atdine,. t22& to 0375. Lampo 028 lo 1121. Dinettes f108 tnd up to f495. Wood ttble w· B chairs t28& to" *715. O..k f100 up to f3?5. Hutchn $400 and up. Sunil beds complete w-mlttretMt t286 and up to f39S . 88by bedt *110 &. t1715. Mattrna•or box ~prlngs full or twin f83; finn 173, and e83. 0uHntetse225, King f350. o\ drt~r chnt tG5. DrtHert eae . Gun cabinett B. 10. 1'2gun. Galorelec:tricrtAge t375 . Baby mattreu" t315 • $o\5. Bed frtm" 120. 830 & King frtme e&O. Good selectin of bedroom auitea, metal c• binetl. htldbotrda no end up to f86 . Sofa & chair, brown•.· t2oo.· 10ta, beige1, t176. Call 814- Pomeroy-· Middleport. Ohio . LAYNE'S FURNITURE hidll. AI.O lltlling trapping tuppNea. Whe.t lit•. Nltellt ... lut day to buy furs Feb. 7th. Hour~ 1 :00 -I :Q_g. Clo1ed Wed. George Buckley 814-864- 4781 . coin~. 61 Household Goode Wednesday, February 4, 1987 James Jacoby Nothing but the best NORTII , _, _, .A 32 " K32 + KQ 75 4 . AQ By J a m es J ac ob y Alt ho ugh two c ha nces ar e bette r than o ne. you'll w a nt to t ake yo ur best c ha n ces . Cover the East -West hands a nd pla n your play in six hea rts. Certa inl y you w ould win wi t h th e heart k ing and play to your ace. Since Wes t is left w ith a na til ra l heart tric k. you ca nnot a ffo rd to lose a noth er t ric k. Because the di a mond suit is a logical so urce of t r icks, you wou ld next play ace a nd a dia mond tow a rd dumm y's K-Q. But when Wes t d is· WEST . f; AST • Q 10 9 " Q J 10 • 10 • 676 "4 +J 9 863 + 10 852 +K 91 6 43 SOU Til • KJ 54 • A98 7 6a +A 2 +J Vulnerable : No r t h-Soul h Dea le r Sou t h ,2.. cards on the second dla mond, you are North East South Wes l appa r e ntl y left with dec iding be tw ee n I. 2 Pas;; Pass the club a nd s pa de finesses for your 4 NT Pass 12th t ri ck. At first g la nce you c a nnot Pass 6• . f1 NT Pa ss Pass ta ke both fin esses . Suppose t hat yo u Pass 6• Pass cas h the ace· a nd kin g o f s pades. May - Pa ss Pass be the queen w ill fa ll doubleton . II it doesn't, t he n you la ke the club finesse. Open ing lcild : • Q That's giving you rse lf t wo cha nces, but pla ying for th e drop has less cha nce than finessing in spa des Wha t Ly_o_u_c_a_n_ "f in_e_s-sc-th'"e. -que_e_n-. ""s,in_c_e_y.,Jou + you would reall y fi ll)!. to do is first la ke the club finesse wi t ho ut t he n sk o l being set il East holds the kin g. An d there is a way . Afte r taking t he A-K ol dia m onds (Wes t d iscarding on th e second round ). . play the ditm o nd queen a nd discard the club jac k. If Wes t ruffs. he must pla y ei ther a s pade (clearl y wro ng) or a c lub. If West d oes not ruff, throw him in wi th a t r ump a nd he w ill be in the sa me fi x . Whe n he plays a cl ub, have shed yo ur cl ub jack earlier, you will be able to r uff il E a st has the king a nd the n fa ll bac k o n a s pa de play te r . That's giving yourse lf the two be•t c h ance s. !a- A new book by Ja mes Ja<•oby and his father, the /ate Os wald J.>cnby. i.< now available at bookston.s. 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In tills sample A is u.~ed fur the tltrec I.'s, X for t he t wo O's, c lc . Sm~lc letters. apos trophes, the lengt h a nd formation of the words arc all hints. Eac h day the code lette rs are different. CRVPTOQUOTE .' 2-4 ' C: .III.J Vi' MflMVf' ' A K LR f nsRWil w f) SM I. W F V ll (' II L V ' D II W II I! E .I <" i I r MOMVI' (; .1 II .J V P L z ll NM 11 Z I V (; F. s ~ MHWII l; M C I. V M KLO M C M terdafio C ryptoquote : IF' A· Ll'l"fl. E KI\'O WLEDG E IS DANGEROUS, WH ERt; IS Til E MAN WIIO HAS SO MUCII AS TO Bt; OUT Of' IJANGEil . - THOMAS lllJ XLEY v.. . �' . . Middleport woman seeks divorce \ ·''., Millie Mae Price, Middleport , has flied for a divorce In Meigs County Common Pl eas Court from Robert Lee Price, Nelsoiwllle. · Granted di vorces wer e Lori L. Warner from ,James W. Warner, Robert L. Hunt against Frances L . Hunt and Charles B. Williamson from Anna Jo Williamson. In related matters, restraining orders have been Issued against the defendants In pending divorce actions by Glenda Marlen0 Donovan against George W. Donovan, and Linda K. Persons against Denver Ru ssell Persons . Two ca~es dismissed in court The cases of Joyce Diane Otto against Vernon Micha<'l Otto, and Rema Chafin Mohler against Thomas Mohler, have been dismissed in Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Squad.~ ' dispatched on 5 calls Meigs Count y Emergency Medical Services reports five calls Tuesday . Rutland at 6: 19 a. m. to Meigs Mine No. 1 for Terry Neal to Pleasant Vall~y Hospital; Tuppers Plains at 11:20 a.m. to Bigley Ridge Road for William Brewer to ,Veterans Memorial Hospital : Pomeroy at 12: 27 p.m. to Pomeroy Health Care Center for Delores Wickline to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Rutland at 6:19 p.m. to Ohio 325 for Drussle White to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 7: 38p.m. to Letart Falls for Beatrice Donohue to Vet er an s Memorial HospitaL MARC plans Thursday meeting Meigs Association lor Retarded Citizens will meet Thursday, 7 p.m ., at Car!Pion SchooL Lodge slates Friday inspection Ra cine Ma sonic Lodgl' 41il F&AM will be Inspected in fellow craft dt'grt'e, 7: 30p.m., Friday . 1\ll masons invited. ' Court i.~sues ' marriage licenses !\ marriage license has been Issued In Meigs County Probate Court to Larry Edw ard Kit' in, 19, and Norma .Jean Hysell, 18, both of Pc :oo~ r o,· ; Ri cky Eugene Lunsford, 24, and Jeanette Lvnn Thomas, z,, both of M idd lcporl. Child support judgment granted I I ' Donna Ka.v Mar cum has been granted judgment of$3,000plus interest from Sherman Ra,· Marcum, In a property set tlement , and a judgment of $175 in late child support. Winifn·d L)·nn Hawk, now Winifred Lynn Young, has brPn . granted a $900 judgment Is latP chi ld support from William W. Hawk. Standard Food Service Inc., Hurricane, W.Va., has filed an action against Yvon ne Scally , Middleport, and Paul Dalley, Gallipolis. et a! , rC'qurs ting j udgment of $1,528.23. EHS plari8 .mlo recital Vocal ;md instrumental students of Easll'rn High School will pr~srnt a solo r~c ita l at 7: :m p.m. Thursday at the United Met hodi" Church in Chester. 1\pproxlmatrl,· .10 students wil l take part In this concert which is bring presmtcd in preparation for the Ohio Music Educa tors Association Solo and Ensemble Contes t to be held Saturday at Ohio .Univrrsitv . In addit ion to solos, several voca l and instrumental C'ns~mbl rs wil l also perform. There will be two flutr t rlos , a trombone quartet, a clar inet choir and brass choir plus vor al tri os and quartet s. 1\dmlss lon is free for tomorrow night's program and the public Is invit('d to attend. Mis.~umary to .~peak OU slips past Rockets in overtime play -Page 6 . Minna E. 'Johnson nlngham Lyons. She Is survived by two sons, Minna Evelyn Joh'nson, 75, Dlotis McCloud, Newark; Harold New Haven, W.Va., died Monday McClaskey, Heath; three daughIn Pleasant Valley HospitaL ters, Isabelle McCloud Blake, She was born April 12, 1911, in New Haven, W.Va.; Mrs. Roy New Haven, to the late JosephA . !Emileen) Sayre, Racine; Mrs. and Maggie L. Fry Kay Sr. Clyde !Ada I Gallagher, Newark; She was a retired cook at the two brothers, Oris Lyons, Lowell, Philip Sporn Plant. and Russell Lyons, Middleport, She was preceded In death by and a. sis ter. Mrs. Ernest her first husband, Walter E . tGretta) Tanner, Thornville. Owens, who died In 1962. and her Twelve grandchildren and 14 second husband, Willie 0. John- great -grandc hildr en also son, who died In 1971; one survive. brother, Carmel K.; and one Besides her parents, she was sister, Florence Cullen. preceded In deal h by her first Surviving are three brothers, husband, Diota McClou'd, ner David G. Kay and JosephA. Kay second husband, Cecil McClasJr .. both from Letart, W.Va., and key, an infa'nt daughter. a Ivan G. Kay, Jacksonville; Fla.; brother, a sister and two several nieces and nephews. grandchildren. Services will be held at 1 p.m. There will be no ,visitation or services. Thursday at the Ewing Fun~ral The Foglesong Funeral Home Home with Rev. Charles S. Is In charge of arrangements. Norris o!!lclatlng. Burial will be In Greenwood CC'metery . Friends may call at the ,funeral Rozella MrClaskey home from 2-4 and 7-9p.m. today. Rozetta McClaskey, 80, 15e Iva Turner lrvlnwlcks Drive, Heath, died Monday at Licking Memorial Pomeroy Chapter 172. Order of Hospital. Eastern Star, will conducr serv iA housewife. Mrs. McClaskey ces at 7:30 p.m. Friday at t he was born Oct.18, 1906, at Graham Ewing Fu neral Home lor Iva Station, W.Va., a daughter of the Turner rather than the ·Middlelate Tom and Minnie Cun - port Chapter as reported earlier. Court takes forfeited bonds Seventeen defendants, all charged with speed ing, forfeited bonds In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Richard Seyler Tuesda y night. They are Robert Spencer, Chillicothe, $48; .James Hubbard, Rutland, $49; Ralph Calver t Sr .. Pomeroy Route, $48; Boni ta Freeman, Pomeroy, $47: Allen M. Bolen, Albany, $49; Vicki Johnson, Portland, $45; Sheila Harmon, Rutland, $45; Scott Dlllon, Long Bottom, $48; Wanda Vining, Rutland, $46; William .1 . Roush, Syracuse, $44; Mila Raymond, Long Bottom. $44: Jeffrey 0. Patterson, Route 4. Pomeroy, $48; .Nora Hughes, Apple Grove, W.Va., $44; Rhonda Snider, Pomeroy Route, $52; Theodora Woods, Pomeroy Route 52; Charles Call, Huntington, W.Va., $52; Elmo Pierce, South Central Ohio Mingo Junction. $45. Partly cloudy tonight, with a Others forfeiting bonds were low between 20 and 25. Partly George Hoschar Jr., Pomeroy cloudy Thursday, wi th highs Route, $375, driving while lntoxinear 40. ca tl'd; Donna J. Miller, MiddleThe probability of precipita- port, $1i3, no Insurance, and $43, tion is near zero through Improper backing. Thursday. Fined were Pearl Boling, Winds will be light and varia - Toledo. $46 and cos ts, speeding; ble tonight. Gary Priddy, Pomt'foy, $63 and Ohio Extended Forecast costs, expired platl's; Earl R. Friday through Sunday Fields, Pomeroy, $63 and cos ts, Fair through the pC'rlod. Highs no operator's license, $47 ·and will be In the 30s Friday and costs, speeding; Sharon E. Saturday and ranging !rom the Jacks, Rio Grande, $47 and costs, low to mid 40s Sunday. Overnight speeding; Gary Lang, Wheelerslows will be In the 20s Friday and burg, $47 and costs, speeding; Saturday mornings and the ,TPd W. Smit h, Racine, S43 and low or mid 30s early Sunday . costs, speeding. Ohio weather ~upt•r Lotto :~ 7-19-40-36-5-:~ Eight defendants forfeited bonds and two others were fined Tuesday night In the court of Middleport Mayor Fred (Continued from page 1) Hoffman. Marshal Kl rby, Clerk Beegle, Forfeiting were Carl ~tewart, Street Commissioner Rizer,: Middleport, $100, disorderly Bond Clerk Peggy Kirby and manner; Allen G. Gering, Cot- Fire Chief Robert Johnson. Ai>" tageville, W.Va., $40, speeding; se'nt were councilmen Dick Leonard R. Smith, Point Plea- Wamsley and Scott Wolfe and sant, $4:;{), driving under the Mayor Charles Pyles. Influence; Trent A. Nash, Mid· _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____,;, dleport, $50, spinning tires; 1 Loren Neal II, Cheshire, $100, petty theft; Richard Friley, Middleport, $100, disorderly manner; Dale F. Riffle, Pomeroy, $200, driving under sus pen· slon; $4:;{), driving under the · Influence, and Charles P. Petry, New Haven, $450, driving under the influence: · Fined WC'ere Robert L. Riffle, Pomeroy, $425 and costs and 10 days In jail, driving under the Influence: $100 and costs, failure to control vehicle, and $100 and cos ts. possession of marijuana; Anthony Seyler, Mason, $25 and Come in anytime between costs, disorderly manner. Vol.36. No.192 Copvri9hted 1~87 Council By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Staff Writer A representative of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers rx plained · upcoming cha nges ' In flood insurance to the Meigs County Commissioners at their· regular Wednesday meeting. Larry Davis, · a hydrologic technician and flood plain manager, told the commiss ioners that effort s are under way to convert unincorporated areas in 'se:;eral Ohio counties, presently under federal flood insurance, from an emergency assistance status to regular status. Proce· dure changes in the co nversion will be minim~!. Davis said . ·we Are Having A Candy Workshop Through Sat., Feb. 7 Tuesday Admissions - Charlotte Hess, Pomeroy; F'rancis Thompson, Coolville; June Cremeans, Middleport; Freda Mllll'r, Racine: John Dean, Pomeroy; Beatrice Donohue, Racine. Tuesday Discharges- Jeffrey McKinney, Elwood Bowers, Evelyn Schuler, Dorothy Brewer, Darlene Hicks. REMEMBER ·WITH. FLOWERS • Tu ~w.nd a he1utlfully do-olfllled funerol arr61!n~men1. ju11 nil or vi~tll POMEROY FLOWER SHOP ··n,. u'" ' .'ion•t./ .myo" New flood pia In maps, based on 100-ycar frequency of flooding, are being developed. Prelim!· nary maps will be sent to the comm issioners for study, review and public Input, said Davis. Then. at the appropriatE' time, the commissioners will pass a resolution to en ter Into the regu l ar flood insurance program, wh ich will allow loca l insuranee ·· companies to Issue additional flood coverage for buildings within !he revised flood plain. Davis will al so be contacting municipalities in thl' coun ty for additional information to be used in preparing the new maps and Insurance changes. Davis said the changes arc "still several months down the road ." Discussion of tho county high· way department's union contract , which expires in March, will begin Friday afternoon' with a meeting of County Engineer Phil Roberts and union representatives. Commissioner Manning Roush was appointed to serve on the highway department's negotiating committee. Roberts and Tl'd Warner, cou nty highway superintendent, . r eported that a bridge on Bedford Township Road 89, n(•ar County Road 18, Is bei ng closed lndefi- nltely , Costs to repair the a~ ln g structure would be $:15, 000 to $40,000 RobNt s sa id. As an alt ernativ e- 10 ('Xpr nsivfl rrpairs, Robert s and Warnt' r arr co nsidering closing that end oft hH oad . Probl ems with .I he bridge W(' re discovered during Robert s' annual brid g0 inspections, which are about half finl s h~d . A bridge on Ches ter Township Road ·114 was found in in need of minor rep air, Robert s said. Replacement of a br ldgr on Lebanon Township Road 138 was recently co mpleted. hr added. Tabled by the commiss ioners for revirw b~' Robrr ts Wl~ r r tractor bid s ol $27,5711 from Depoy Ga r:1 gr , Gu y s vl ll ~ ; $2K,H85 from So uthPastPr n Equipmc •nt Co.. Ga ll lpoli.s: and $22.997 from Fairplain Trac tor Sa il's, Riplr)·, W.Va . The highwa.v dcpa r lrnf'nl is pur<'has!ng a l;u·gr tr;J ctor to bC' used in mow in g. Upon n•commpildat ion from Mike Swisher, direc tor of the Mc> igs Coun ty Departm ent of Human Serv lcr s, the board passed a rC'solutlon adoptin g an alt ernate tran sfer seheduiC' for payment s of th eco unl y ' ss h a r ~o l public assistan ce.. which is about $46,0110. Th~ r·oun ty will now Democratic chief visits Ohio to help strengthen party _unity 10 and 4 and let Joni, Dot or Dee show you how to make Chocolate Covered Cherries, Bon Ions, Peanut Butter Cups. Fun 111d Eatf To Do! DON'T FORGET OUR EYEIYDA YLOW PRICES ' ' By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS tUP!) - Democratic Nationa l Chairman Paul Ki r k says hi' wants to work close ly with staiC' plufi"· leaders to ensure th~t Demo'crats don' t leave their 1988 presidential chances in shreds on the primary campa ign trail. "The need to win on the part of. the Democr atic part,· has never been greater," Kirk told reporters Wednesda y bclorf' att ending a fund-raising dinner sponsored by Attorney General Ant hony .J. Celebrezze Jr. for thC' national par ty. Kirk said he want s to make "'sure the !i)emocrats do "nol ~et· caught up lri "n~ r row interests and litmus tests" among their Special Thlt Week GRANUlATED SUGAR 5 lbs. Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio. Thursday, February 5, 1987 $1 39 limit 1 Per Customer OHIO VALLEY BULK FOOD · 514 East Main, POn.troy 992·6910 presidential contenders because he Is tired of th e Republicans winn ing the presidency. Kirk said the · single-Issue groups and s(X'cia l Interest factions within the Democratic party " have to understand that no portion of their agenda will be accomplished if we lose again." which could skew primary res ult s. The chairmon said the party enjoys diversity, " but we can' t allow that dlvNslty to sow the seeds of our division. We have to make II work for us ." Celebrezze said he ho(X'd the dinner wou ld raise at least $50,000 for the party . Kirk said he "Wr are going to ask our would use 11 to help the party candidates and constituencies to expand Its data base, local<> r un with positive messages," voters and make surf' th ey vote. Thechairman said that despite said Kirk. "People don't want to hear the n e~ative . They want to an early southern regional primknow what we're for . We want ary Ohio, which votes In March, the ca mpaign to be a positive, " will be at least as Important if civil, substantive and construe- no! more so." ,tive .~lal~~e. " • ··•><•--·"'"'' ..... Jlut .be noted that ."unless our·,. . li& 11lso sa id he will tr.y··lo get party Is competitive in the South, t,he 1988 presldl'ntlal hopefu ls to I don't believe we're going to refrain from Issuing straw polls carry I he nation ." Alt hough he maintains "absolu te neutrality" In the presidential sweepstakes, Kirk said Gary Hart Is the frontrunner now bl'cause of name idt>ntlflcatlon. He said Gov . Richard F. Celete of Ohio Is becoming a strong national political flgur~ because PUSII FOR UNITY - Paul Kirk, chairman of the Democratic WASHINGTON tUPI)- The administration hopes to defuse of "his toughness to govern and National Committee, right, answered •1ucstions al a pre'" potPntlal hostilities In the eastern Mediterranean Sea by his compassion to car£'. He's conference In Colurnlms Wcdnt.,;day . Kirk was In town to atllmd u brin~ing a Marine assault force home and sending an aircraft right up !her~ with the best of lund-raising rt~;eptlon and dinner sponsort!d hy Ohio Allorni'Y carrier battle group Into port. Pentagon sources say. them. " said Kirk. General Anthony ,J, Celt!hrt•1.Zc, h'fl. ( Ul'l ) ' The arrangement will hold as long as American hostages in L~ba non ar~ not killed, they report. Still, a second Marine group of five assault ships kept an ·easterly coursp in th e Mediterranean Wednesday, ready to join onp of th e biggest U .S. flotillas In the region Saturday as a replacement for the three-ship Marine force now there, the sources said . The military showcase began developing after the latest round of kldnapplngs In 'Beirut last week, but the Pentagon By LEE LEONARD sources said officials have moved to cap the buildup In the lion proposed b)' Gov . Ri chard 1' . lr-gps and universit ies. UP! Statehouse Reporter absence of escalating hostllllles - and by Wednesday the But hP poiniC'd out !hr. studen t's C'r lcs te. number of U.S. ships In the region was down to about 20 from 22. COLUMBUS fUPII- Chancel- . But he said that since• st udents sha r P of th e cost of coli<'g<' lor William B. Coult er of the Ohio pa y one-third of the cost of lh<"l r ~ du ca tl o n has dropped from 47 The Marine force on extended stay west of Lebanon. led by the Board of RPgents says Ohio' s edu cation, and th0re is no In- pC'r ccnt In 19R:l to the cur rr·nt :Hi huge helicopter car r ier USS Sal pan, was ordered to head home co llege students will have to pay crease In st a t~ funds, It stands to pC'fc•·nt, and said the proposr•d past the Incoming Marine group led by a smaller chopper three times the amount of any reason they wil l have to pay thr ~~ budget " will dr lvc· this well back carrier, the 'USS Inchon, the sources said. cost Increases on campuses limes th0 am ount of any cost up bt'yond 40 perl'cnl. " 1\t' the same tim e, one of two aircraft ca rrier battle groups during the next year. wllhln striking distance of Lebanon, led by the USS John F . Th ~ chanre llnr IJi tar- ked In Increases. And Cou lter told a sta te legislaKenne(ly, was au thorized to put Into the northern Israeli port of Coult er decried the mraw· r pa rticular t h ~ lnstru ction;c! sull· tive panel Wednesday that If Increases of 0.4 pr rce nt in fiscal sid i<'S. tick c!Pd for no lnct'casr In Haifa Friday. Some of its escort ships have moved to area ports cos ts ~o up by 1l percent, as they 1988 and 7.:1per ce nt In flsca l1989 llsca l i !IRH and a 4.7 percent hlkr ajready to give crews a chance to res t, the sources said. wlll for most state agencies, the for higher education in the In llscal 1989. The administration is "trying like hell to defuse It," said one students will be hit for a 27 governor's $22 billion bud~ el . source knowledgeable about events In the area. "There' s · ··rrJs nof r r.asn nahlf' to c·xpc·c·t percen t Increase. nothing like defusing It than putting ships Into port. " that campu s tost s will bcha vr In Hr sa td it~ls the first time he In testimony before the Ohio can remember OV(' f a :Ill-year I his way," said Coulter , citing a 1 A second Navy task force headed by the nuclear-powered House Finance Com mlttee on the ca reer In th e hlghet· edu cati on (X'r Cl'nl annual Inflat ion rat e and aircraft carrier USS Nimitz kept apart from the Kennedy group and was condllctlng routine operations In the area with Its • higher education budget , Coulter sy st em that no )'ea r-to-year negoti ated sala ry I · lit• declined to predict the exact Increase has been proposrd. warplanes Involved In normal exercises, the sources noted . said cos ts could r.lsr hy amount of fee Increases resulting or more, and If Coult er said any fee Increases from the no-growth state alloca- would depend on individual col!Continued on U.S. acts to defuse Middle East tension CHINA CABINETS 'UTILITY CABINETS 2 DOOR UTILITIES WITH MAXIMUM STORAGE SPACE. White or Almond SLIDING GLASS DOORS. OPEN WORK AREAS. LARGE DRAWER 24 INCH CABINETS SALE White and Almond $7988 30 INCH CABINETS SALE $8888 36 INCH CABINETS ~~­ SALE '" - $1 0488 . 30 lnch ............................................ Sale $11988 36 ·Inch ............................................. Sale S 381 13 42 lnch ............................................ Sale SWING INT.O SPRINO ALL RED, WHtrE & BLUE CONNIE PUMPS WARDROBES 20°/o OFF BASE ' ' . Chancellor says higher fees necessary on state campuses Lawmakers consider sales tax ex CABINET~ FULL WIDTH HAT SHELF. MAXIMUM CAPACITY. lOCKS. BROWN CRINKLE FINISH 36 ln<h Width $1 S288 BUTCHER BLOCK Micarta Work Top Large Drawers 1 . Strang Shelns White or Almond FILING CABINETS HEAVY STEfl CONSTIUCTION ~eg. sno.oo.......... 241nch ...... Sale $8888 Iotter ancllogal Sizn.. lodes TWO DRAWER Salt FOUR DRAWEI Salt FREE DELIVERY $6111 $ Reg. $124.00 ..........30 Inch .......... Sale .Reg. $156.00 ....... 42 Inch ......Sale ELBERFELDS $9988 S12 518 E.,.,,.,,,. 1'01111111'1 01110 111•1 nr.sui ~5 Cenu A Multim odia Inc. N ewspaper 2 Sec1 ions. 20 Pagus. Official outlines changes in flood Insurance CANDY in \ . ....... • Partl_y l'ioudy tonight, with a low In tht• mid 20s. 'Mostl_y doudy Friday, with high.• In the mid ~Os, Tht• probahlllty of prel'ipilutlon l.s near zero lhrough Friday . • MAKE YOUR OWN VALENTINE Veterans Mt>morial enttne • Middleport Court George Pickm s. a missionary to the Ivory Coast, Africa. will show films and speak about his work, when he visits Keno Church of Chris t, Sunday, 7:.30 p.m. The public Is Invited to attend. __ _NEXT TO. ELBEIFELDS IN POMEIOY DailY 1\umlwr 616 • locally CHAPMAN SHOES Ohio LQttery EXEMPTION TESTIM· Stille Rep. E.J. . ThOft\8!1, R-Colutnhuo, quet~U· oned a wltne~~s Wednesday during a hearing on a JIOIISible saleti tax lncrell!ie for the ·manufacturing Industry before the llousc Ways and Mean• Committee. (liP!) ONY - By LEE LEONARD UPI Statrhouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP!) - Legisla tion narrowing a manufacturing sales tax exemption granted last year by the Ohio Supreme Court Is ready for a vote in the Ohio House of Representatives. . The Ohio House Ways and Means Committee reported the blll out Wednesday, 14-2, desplle concern from state Tax Commissioner Joanne Limbach, who said It will cost the state at least several millions of dollars which are counted on for the 1988-89 budgeL The committee approved the blll only after lnsertln&a pair of amendments appeasing representatives of the manufacturing community who testified they would otherwise be worse off , than before a June 1986 Supreme Court decision whlf h broadened the sales tax examptlon on manufacturing. Before the court decision, an -- ··---·•r·-1' to spend the money grant exempItem had to be directly used In the tion s) . Th ere Is a revenue loss. " manufacturing process 10 be Bur Limbach said the bill exempt from the sales tax . would ··substantially" reduce Companies frc>q uent ly visited the $170 million loss. ·Th e courts of law to challenge the tax overwhelming majori ty of the on many ft~ms. The high court extended the loss does fix, " she said. I. John Reimer s of the Ohio exemption to Items "essential to the manufacturing· process," The commlltee approved which Llinbach said would cos t the hill only afler ln~ertlng a the state an estimated $170 pair ol amendments appeas· million. The Ohio Manufacturlng representallveti of the ers' Association said the figure manulaclurlng community was more like $.'j() million. who testified they would other· T~e committee vote<J to ~eturn wl•e be woroe oil than before a to language pre-~atlng the court June 1988 Supreme Court decision, with two exceptions: decltilon which broadened lhe -Equipment used for testing. oalero lax enmptlon on miUiuproducts·, now taxable In some factllrlng. cases, will · be tax exempt. Limbach said the revenue lm· pact would be•"mlnlmal." Chamber of Commerce, sald~h e -Equipment used to measure revised version was "close" to Ingredients before they are com· what the chamber . wanted. He blned In the mart'ufacturlng pr~ had been opposed to the bill cess will be exempt. before the amendment expand . "I'm·· disappointed," said lng the exemption. Limbach. "The committee chose , "We can't oppose the bill," ., •: On of the Ohio 1\ssocl alion. " !\ s un,drl stand the amendm ent s, they ' ve ta ke n care or our ro ncrrns. '' Sr>vrral compan ies tes tlfll!d In favor of the broadened exemp· tlon. " We do not want a sal es tax Increase on mJnulacturers ," sa id Whltnry Compton , Bethel Park , Pa ., at ax att or ney for USX Corp. John Naughton, Parm a, repr~se ntln g LTV St C'el Corp ., said the bill could cost his compuny $500,000 to $U million unless the measuring equipment were exempted. Ri chard Cunningham of Cln· cln~atl, representln~ NCR Corp., said taxation or testing equipment would hurt his company. "We' re faced with a tax Increase and millions of dollars In legal fees," he said . "It's this kind of a change that' s going Ia cause a tr em e nd o u s amount o f litiga tion." make publi c assistance pa,\ · mcnl s In two equal lnstallrn<'n ts In June and Septcmb•' r. llrequ<'st from 1he Soil Con ser va tion Service for a $211,0011 mon ~v transIN wi ll be discussed with till' co unt y audit or to dC't ~r· min(' If the enlin• am ount can be tran sf~tT Pd at th is time. SCS nflrds the transff'r l>:v .June 1 10 r~cclve s tat ~ matching funds. 1\ nd finall.v . plans Wet'e laid by 111e board to "lrv lo get ba<·k on lhr srhedul0" of purchasing one. car a yrar for the sheriff' dr partmenl. This pra ctice would less en maln ta inancC' bills the comml s~ lont•r s !-iald . Hostage standoff • continues BEIRUT, Lebanon IUPI) Shill<' milit ia lt•adt•r Nablh BetTI warnrd today again st U.S. mil· iwry a('lion In Leban on and said such an lntt>rventlon would lead to the kill ing of ho"agrs h0ld In thP wa r-torn rountr ~·. " flny American mil itar y Inter vention In l.obanon would prov ide thP I>Pst oppor tunity for killin g thr host ag t•s, ·· Bcrrl said in an iniPI"V If'w with a F'rC'nch television stat ion, •' xcerpts of which Wf're publ lshrd by l'li' irut nrwspapPrs . I:Wr r t also salt! Iran wa s not Involved In ' thr " detent ion" of Church of Eng lund tlos tage nego1Iator Tf•r.r.v Walt r . " Walt~ l.s not kldnappecl , but detained. His capt ors are not LC'ba n rs~ . .. , Therr are a lot of no n-I.C' bum•sf' l<.•m.JPr s w ho HI'(" behind the det ention Of Mr. Wa ite. .. . Iran has no part in thr matter ." BNrl said. Wail (' droppt>d out of sight In Bei rut . l:~n . 20 wh~n he !ell hi s Druzt> MQslem militia r scort s for a mretlngwlththe kldnappcrs ol two 1\m('ri can s, Thomas Sutherland, ac tin ~ dran of agriculture at thP 1\mrrlran Unlvr rslty of Bei rut , and Ton y 1\nder son, Midd le Eust co rrPspondent of Th ~ 1\ ssocia trd l'rrss . Militia sourcr s sail! Wl'dn rs· du v Waif•' was being held In Brl rut' ' lf;.squarP ·mlle Shi lll' southern suburb - a st>ml autnnomous reg ion adjacf•nt to a Pa lestin ian rc•fu ger ctlmp that h"s I>Pen lnaccrss lbtr to goVl' rnm r nt sf'curlf y for mon• than two years. Concern over Walt r'scondlflon was couplr d with fC'a rs of an Imminent U.S. strike In Lebanon to rescue some· C'lght 1\mrrlcan hostages ilf'l)r vrd dotalnl'd b.v Moslem fundamt'ntallsts or to kill th e hos tage· tak ers. Syrlu Wedn~sda.v act usr d thl' United Stat es of using the hos· I a~~ C r is t~ (JS d COV('f !() all i.i Ck l.ebanon. " Wa s hln~t on h osta g e~ affair has usr-d thP as a pr Pit' " to launch an ;J tta ck as part of Its sl ra trogy for thf' rf' J.!IOn." thf' Syrian ra dio sa id . " Wushlngton want s to bring thf· /\ rail P'" fll< · to their km •<•s." U.S. olllc· lals In Wa,hln glon Wednesdav ,oug ht lo too l tht · c risis a tmns phl' rr c n •o Jtf•tl t)v bu ildup In t h ~ Mt'ditc orr;~n< ·un I1Ut warned th at two U.S. <·arrlers had Instructions to IJo mb drm •ns of targPts In i.Pbanon shou ld l hr Uni!Pd Stnt fi's ordr r a rf'lnl ial inr( If the host ages ar(• klll• ·d. !\ flw-shlp U.S. assault for<·c c a r r y ln~ tanks and about 1.!10() Marines tell a Spani sh pMt' Tu~sday and heu dcd to jo in 22 other U.S. warships In the eastern Mr·dll cl'l'anran , th ree of them wllh an othr r 1.000 Marines aboard, Pr-nta~o n olflcluls said. The ·fi ve ships, le-d by thl' helicopt er carrier USS lnl ·hon, will link with two aircraft car ric •r battle groups ca rry ing about 180 planes to stand by If nr~drd to res'pond to thr hostage c rt.~ Is, the officials said. · The 1\merlcan buildup began aft er the 11111~- known Islamic Jihad for the Ll berat ion of Pal es tine thrt•utcned to klll four kidnapped professors, thre~ of them Amcrtcuns, unless I srael freed 400 Pal es tinian prlsonprs by Feb. 9. .. -·· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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