https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/91a4765776c8f53c16ad1818e9f70a79.pdf 5a307c3695139dbf146d50edc45a6a46 PDF Text Text . ' • . ' P~- 8- The Daily SentiMI ' Tu8sday, February 17, 1987 _ ' . . Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio •. "HO.ME BANK 4 ~ c~rrs · This Week's 8a111es FOR HOME PEOPLE" FUNERA~ ," IBOYS) Feb. 17 -Feclerai-Hodcing ... Home Feb. 20-0ak Hill .............. Away IBOYS) ' Feb. 17 -Ravenswood ........ Home Feb. 20-Symmes Valley .. Away .+11:: 0H1~771 BLOWER EASTERN SOUTHERN MEMBER FDIC HOMf .. • RACINE. .BRUCE FISHER {BI~L BLOWER I SYRACUSE OFFICE ·AtHitJ'" ',,.Oet~W: · ' 992-Slll." · RACINE OFFICE MIDl)lEPORT, GIRLS "AA" SECTIONAL AT ATHENS HIGH S.CHOOL - 949-2210 OH •. ..!> Trimble 19-81 SAT .. FEB. 21-1:00 p.m. Warren Local (6-91 THURS .. FEB. 26-6:00 p.m. . :. rJlleil£~(s j : \ \ TO ATHENS DISTRICT v1. Portsmouth Lower MARCH 2-6:00 p.m. POWElL' Sheridan 110-51 SAT., FEB . 21 3:00p.m . Federal Hocking (14-21 - ' A GREAT PLACE FOR BREAKFAST LUNCH & DINNU Featuring THURS., FEB. 26-8:00 p.m. ' * Great Hamburgers •Roast Beef on a Croissant Stuffed Baked Potatoes Taco Sala4 s * Salad Bar * Real Ice Cream * TO ATHENS DISTRICT vo. Ironton Upperr MARCH ~-8:00 p.m. 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY.. OH.. Meias 117-01 !Bvel MON .• FEB. 23- 8:00 * * Dining • .. Nelsonvlla- York 15-1 11 MON ., FEB. 23- 6:00 p.m. New Lexington (8-9) Alexander 112-31 THURS .. FEB . 19- 7:30 p.m. Belpre (0-161 . STORE HOURS: Carry Out • MON.-SAT. - Drive-Thru SUNDAY BOYS "AA" SECTIONAL AT ATHENS HIGH SCHOOL Warren Local110-71 INo. 2 Seed) WED .. FEB. 25-6:00 p.m. Nelsonville-York (7-101 WED .. MAR. 4-7:30 p.m. 992-2057 . THE ·CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY 10 A.M.-1 0 .P.M. TO OHIO U. CONVO. vs:-Tromon-Lower March 11-8:15 p.m. Alexander (9-81 WED ., FEB. 25 - 8:00 p.m. Federal-Hocking (7-111 Sheridan (8-91 TUES .• FEB. 24 7:30p.m. Millar (3-161 SAT.. FEB. 28-7:30 p.m. TO OHIO U. CONVO. New Lexington (0-171 VI. Pon1mou1ll Lower Maias 117·21 !No. 1 Saedl • SAT .. FEB. 2B-6:0_0. p.m. Belpre (1 t -91 "YOUR FINANCIAL CENTER" 97 N. 2ND STREET ..MIDDLEPORT I USED CARS MEW CARS USED CARS SAT. MAR. 7-8:00 •COMPLETE f'ADI.ATdA SERVICE •MAJOR RE~AIRS •COMPlETE WHEEl AUGNME'NT • BAlANCE •MOST MAJOR CREDIT CARDS ACCEPTED GIRLS CLASS "A" SECTIONAL at MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL Hemlock Millar (7·91 (No. 2 Seed! SAT.• FEB. 21-5:00 p.m. Racine Southern (5-101 SAT .. FEB. 28-1:00 p.m. 992-6661 INSTALLATION LOANS 992-3007 POIII TJu1ciij !RUCK~ MARCH 10-8:16 p.m. Patriot Southwestern (3· 111 r PAT 111.1 FORD, Inc. r------, · , BODY WORK '1992-219,61· ~~~~=;NCE TO WAVERLY DISTRtr.T vs. Minford Lower MARCH 3-8:16 p.m. . ( WELCOME 461 3RD AY£., MIPDLEPOIT, OH. Cheshire Kyger Creek (11-3) INo. 1 Seedl SAT .. FEB. 21 - 6:46 p.m. Vinton North Gallia (3-131 SAT .. FEB. 28- 3:00 p.m. BAUM <['!"~ TO WAVERLY DISTRICT vs. South Point Lower MARCH 6-6:30 p.m. Crookovillo 10-1 &I SAT., FEB. 21-8 :30 p.m. Reedsville Eastern (5 -91 HARDWARE PHARMACY "Your luilding Material MarUI Pl11t" 915-3301 BOYS CLASS "A" SECTION at MEIGS HIGH SCHOOL CHESTEI, OH. "3 Registered PharmaCists To Serve You" B. 4- 7:00 p.m. CROOKSVILLE MUZZLE LOADING and HUNTING SUPPLIES Nonh Gallia (Bye! Open Till 9:00 Every Night No. 1 Seed E t rn WED .. FEB. 25-7:00 p.m. Kyger Creek HOURS: SAT .• FE~ . 28 - 7:30 p.m. 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. . Saturday 7:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. "Your Athletic Shoe Headquarte~· WE WILL TAKE CARE OF ALL YOUR ' INSURANCE NEEDS · EWING FUNERAL HOME D()WNING-CHIDS MULLEN, MUSSER ' INSUUNCE 111 src• AVE. SERVICE ALWAYS" . "DIGNITY AND POIJIIOY ; ., ., By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Stall Wrller The Meigs Local School District has seriou s financia l problems. ThIs was disclosed Tuesday night when the distrlcr 's board of education met in regular session and learned that $130,000 has been cut from stat e funds expeeled by the dis!rlcl for the 1986-87 fiscal year . . July 1986 through JunE> 1987. Shortly after the opening of the regular meeting, the board moved Into a45- mlnutE>ex~utivE> .sesslo~ and apparently was advised at that lime of the.$130,000 reduction In state funds. In the open session of the board, following lhE> executive session. District Superintendent Dan E. Morris pointed oul that lhE' current appropriations will have to bE' revised in some way lo make adjustmE>nts lor thE> loss of the $130,000. He did sta te, however, that there Is $43,000 In uncommitted lottery fund money and $51,000 remaining In the district's reserve borrowing fund , bu 1 even these two amounts will nol make ·up the total cutback. Student loss cited Assistant SuperlntendE>nt James CarpentE>r reported tha t the cutback was basically due lo a loss of 56 students from thE' total enrollment figure. The loss of each of those students to the dlslrlcl was $2,300. With this explanation of thE> loss of $130,000, the board turned down a rE>quest from lhe Meigs Local Band Boosters for funds to be used In the purchase of new band uniforms and thl' board turned down two requ es ts !or professional leave from sta ff membE'rs. PH. 992-2121 308 E. MAIN· 101 MULBY AVE. POM'OY, OM • . POMEROY, OH. Soutllern 113-183, In a non-Jearue bMketbaiiJame TuMdq nlr~t. Above, Soulhern'• Totl4 Kimes let• 10 with a abort jumper. Tofll8do on rlrllt II David McMtlllan (40). See ~tory on Pare 4. . \i 26 Cents A Multimedia Inc. New &paper physical conditions of the landings. Kyger I old RogE>rs that the corps is requiring a $100,000 performance bond to guarantee repairs to the Mason landing, should damages occur. Although Rogers Is expected in Pomeroy next week ro discuss the possibility of providing th e ferry sE>rvlce, Nease Is not allowing himself to be too optim is tic about Rogers bringing his ferry to Pomeroy. "There are still a lot of loose ends," Nease says , Including payment of the corps·rl'quirE>d per fomance bond. In addition, says Nease. Ragers wan is to bE> assured 100 days operating time. and wants payment for towing his boat the approxlmatE>Iy 1,200 river miles from I owa down the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers to Pomeroy. This will cost about $5,000, Nease says. Mayor Rou sh Is also asking that $21,600 be placed In escrow to guarantee repairs lo Pomeroy Street In Mason, should the streer be damaged by hE>avier traffic from the ferry to l).S. :13 through Mason. Long says he ca nnot ask for Ohio money 10 rE>pair a Wesl Virginia slreel, and he would like to see more particlpallon from WE>s t Virginia In thai regard . However, Rou sh doubt s th at will happen becau se of Wes t Vlrgl· nla's c urw~t road problems throughout the state. Roush says she Is very co ncE>T ned abou_t Mason r es idents CIA chief nominee undergoes· grueling Senate examination SBOOTOUT AT SOUTHERN- Vlslttar RaveniiWoocl outecored ,. phoned by Rogers. NE>ase and Roush repo rt they answered Rogers' quE>stions conCE>rning the Pomeroy and Mason landings as best they could. HowevE>r, NE>asE> point s out I hat Rogers needs to see the )andings himsel f. Numerous timE's In rE>cent months, ferry operator Doc McCoy, of Point Pleasant, W.Va. , has explainE>d that dllfl· cultles exist In trying to provide servicE> bE'twE>en Pomeroy and Mason. The Pomeroy levee Is reverse to the currenr of the river, making tanding difficult In the best of weather, and lmposslble during high water. Ron KygE>r of the U.S. Army Corps of EnglneE>rs, says Rogers also called him to InquirE> of I hE' Retail chain planning shutdown of 29 stores ,_. . 'I 2 Sect ions. 12 Paget Ben Slawler and Charlrs Frecker had rl'quested such leavE> to attend the Ohio Industrial Technology ConfE>rence In Dayton and Suzanne Weaver had requested leave 10 attend the Sixth Annual Computer Fair In ·Columbus. In I he past, the board has been approving numerous rE>quE>sts E>ach month lor professional leave for staff members. However, a!IE>r last night 's an· nouncE>ment of the $130,000 cut· back, It was indicated that only professional IE>avE> rE>quests which arE> "mandatory" wm probably be granted in the future.' No more commitments . Morris said that the board will not be able to make any more financial commltmen]s during lh~ 1986-87 year and Indicated with no morE> money appa·rently to come from the state the board may have no other alternativE> DISPUTE TURNS HARSH - Robert Gatl!fj, confirmation hearing ·before the Senate lntelll· than to ask thE' public for gence Committee Tuesday. The dlsput•· conleft, nominated to be the new CIA director, and additional funds . cerned the responsibility of lhe CIA director to Sen. Sam Nunn, D-Ga., right, ciiiShed In the AI last night's session, the report any Illegal Intelligence acll~ltles to harshl!fjl exchange o! the day during Gatl!fj' board did authorize Treasurer Conpoess. ( UPII Jane Wagner to make appllca· tlon for spending reserve borrow ing to !hE' maximum available to the district . These monies are from next year's funds a~d thHe remains only a maximum of $51,000, which · can be borrowed al I his time since the district earlier Asked by commlltee Chairman WASHINGTON (UPII - Ro- committeE'. He wa s nominated borrowed $177.000 from the fund . bert Gatf'll, trying to convince lwo weeks ago to repla ce CIA David Boren. D-Okla .. whel her Following a. discussion and a Congress he would be a for· Director William Casey, who hl' b<'lleved II wise 10 use U.S. rE>pot·l by Meigs High Principal thrtght CIA director, says he did resigned because of his slow arms to open channel s wllh fra n James Miller on a survey laken not just sit on suspicions thai recovery from br ain-c an cer or to win rel ease of American among seniors and faculty profits from covert U.S. arms surgery. hostages In L£'banon, Gales repmembers at Meigs High School, sales to Iran WE're diverted to In a day that focused exclu - lied: "No sir . I don' t think so." the board agreed that seniors )lllcaraguan Contra rebels. sively on his role In the Iran arms He wcnl so far as 10 say lhc who have excess absences during Gates also l otd the Senate dE>al, Gates acknowledged Tues· the school year can still take pari Inlelllgence Committee a1 a day several shortcomings in the agpncy erred In nor rrylng lo revNSP Reagan's secret .Jan . 17. In graduation exercises. - grueling confirmation hearing CIA's partlclpallon In the project It was decided, however, thai Tuesday that If he had been CIA and promised never to allow an 1981i, order 10 kt'e p thl' arms dea ls (Con tinued on Page 2) director at the time, he would operation likE> II to happen again. hidden from Congress. " Our officers violated our own have fought - and might ha ve But Ga tes Insis led he did nor sll resigned over - President Rea- Internal regulations," h ~ sa id. on evidence of lhP Contra di vergan's decision to keep Congress "We did not communlca le well sion scheme, saying thai In early enough Internally aboul what in I he dark about the clandestine ober 1986 he brought tht• Oct was going on. We should have arms deals. suspicions of Intelligence officer Gates, a career Intelligence protes ted more vigorou sly our Charles Allen to olher officials officer who becamE> the CIA's No. lnvolvemPnl in operations where for eva luallon Including Rea2 official last year, wa s sc h~­ there were slgnlflca nl element s gan's national securit y adviser. duled to rE>turn today for a second unknown to us and where we Vice i\dm. John Polndexlcr. dlslrusted key figurE's." day of hearings bE'for£' lhe hf More for . Leta II PH. 992...6614 f· CALL 992-3311' ot .992-2312 have been working together about lhree weeks to try to develop "a package deal" be· twE>en privat E> Industry and the statE'. Long says hE>'s bE>E'n in contact with "an out-of-state opE>rator" who has exprE>SSE'd lntE>rE>st in providing I he service. Long was referred to the operator by Bill Nease, president of the Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce. Nease says the operator, whose name Is Darrell Rogers, of Clinton, Iowa, ca lled him last Saturday, after reading In a national. publication concE>rning waterways, about the need for a fE>rry between Pomeroy and Mason. Mayor Agnes Roush of Mason, W.Va., says she too was tele- OF FURNITURE · len H. Ewing·Direct9r I By NANCY VOACHAM Sentinel Stall Writer The possibility of a fE>rry while thE> Pomeroy-Mason bridge is closed for repairs "is looking a little better," according to State Sen. Jan Michael Long, DCircleville. Long will be meeting I his evening (Wednesday) wlih Gov. Richard CelestE' lodlscuss patentlal economic probiE>ms to the PomE>roy-MiddiE>port area if ferry service is not provided. BE>fore going to the governor's mansion, Long is mE>E'tlng with "some private Industry people" to SE'e If lhey would be willing to "hE>Ip defray costs" of securing a ferry. Long says he, along with State Rep ..Jolynn Boster. D·Galllpolls, Cadillac • .) e.n ttne Lawmaker taking ferry concerns to Celeste COMPLOE SELECTION co Chew.-Oids.· Clearing tonight, with a low between 15 and 20. Mostly sunny Thursday, with hlll'hs In th<' mid 30s. The probability of precipitation Is 20 percent this afternoon and near zero tonight and Thursday. • Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, February 18, 1987 Coeyriphted 1987 786 N. 2nd St. Middleport, OH.' Trimble WED .• FEB. 26- 8:46 p.m. SOUTHERN Nb: 2 Ssed (rJcanv~~•j Vol.36, No.201 11·1. 992-6491 TO CHILLICOTHE DISTRICT vs. Minford Upper MARCH 4 PICK-4 2158 at y $unday Mon. thru Fri. Daily Number 127 Fiscal woes vex Meigs Local.board 8 A.M.r10 P.M. , Mon.-Thurs. 6 A.M.-11 P.M. ·Fri. & Sat. 6. A.M.-12 P.M. Sunday 7 A.M.- 11 P.M. 698 W. Main Street. Pomeroy Ohio ·Lottery• • . "$,rle• Pill.... TOURNAMENT BRACKETS . 992-6333 Area teams post losses • • In cage action -Page 4 . ·' ' . United Pre10s International OVP Stall Reports Heck's Inc. , an eastern . re· glonal retailing company that recently had a buyout fa ll through, has announced a major corporate restructuring that will Include the closing of 29 stores. Employees al the Point Pleasant Heck's have not yet been officially advised of the status or that store, but Bill Hickel, assistant l)'lanager. said this morning that "As far as we know, we won't bE' clo~lng . Hickel said managers of the local store found out about the restructuring plan at the same time the public did, through the news media and unolllclal sources. The Point Pleasant Heck's, which opened In the late 1960s, was lhe Nitro-based company's 12th store. It now employs 40 peoplE>, Hickel said . Today, Heck's has 158 stores In nine states - Wes t VIrginia. Indiana. Ohio. Pen nsylvania. Mary land. Virginia, North Ca rol· Ina, Kentucky and T ennessee. The co mpany Is expected to re lease a list of srores targeted for closing this afternoon. The store closures and other corpora te changes are des igned to reduce co nllnulng losses . fleck's hasn't made an annual profit since 1983. The company lost $4.9 million In 1985 and $10 million In the first three quarters· of 1986. Fourth· quarter and year-end figures for last year are expected soon . A Charleston Investment firm president said the restructuring was Inevitable I! Heck's Is 10 survive. " It's a pretty drastic move, bul (Continued on Page 2) who musl travel Ia Ohio lo their pla cE's or employment. but no led Ihal her first priority must bE> to residen ts who ha w had to pay orr bonds, which were sold In the mld-1960s to raise money to' pave Masoo' s streel s. At Roush's request. Wesl Vlrginia Depa r tment of Highways offi cials visited Mason to del emlne th e amounl whi ch should be held In esnow. Roush says as long as Pomeroy Street and the Mason landing are protecled. she would be In f avor or I he !err:;•. Roush, Nease, K yger and Long have all lndlcaled I hey are willing to meet with Rogers If ht> comes to assE>ss lh ~ landings. Added radon • testtng planned A second round of radon tesllng In Meigs Counl y to co nfirm resull s ol lasr fall' s study will begin nrx l monlh . According to .Jon .laco bs, Meigs Count y depul y hralth comm lsslonf.'r. radon at thr four sites I(•Stf'd averaged 4.5, with two resting below lhat. one les tln g al 5.4 and anolht'r at 6.7. The four s ll e~ sc tccled lor tes ting were In I he Porrland and Pomeroy areas . .Jacobs described lhe r<'sulls as showing a "verv low · level of r adon." The sa me• sites will be r r -lcs led l or a compar ison study. he said. Thr 1es 1 cups and fill ers arrlvpd this wrr k and will bE' putln place for anal her thre<' months In early · March. . .Jaco bs explained that levels or radon. a natura ll.v·occurrlng ra dloacr lve ~as , appears to be hll(h along I he Ohio River although the l es llng hr're seems to have refutt'<l I hat assumption, a1 il•as t In Meigs Counly. High levels of radon In enclosures has bc!'n crl'dlted with ca using ca ncer. particularly tung ca ncer. Radon has no co lor and no odor and natura lly occu rs In soil where deposits of uranium , gran· ltc. phosphal c and shale are prcsenI. Wh en radon Is genera l ed outside, .Ja co bs explained, rh r wind disperses It lhrough the almosphcrr. However. radon concvntratC's !n houses bPca useo oncr' lhe gas Is Insi de It Is I ra pped . Radon cnlers closed bulldlnl(s from lhc oulsldr through small craeks and openings In I he floors and walls . and may bE' ca rried In by wa l er In which It has been disso lved . It Is also round natu ral ly In some hulldlng matrrlal s wllh lhr• ra don being then released In I<> lhr slruclu re. .Jacobs sa id thai ailhough radon In high lr•vc ts Is a hea lth !Conllnu!·d on Page 21 Kaiser to appeal fine from OSHA RAVENSWOOD, W.Va . Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp. will appea l a $720 !Inc lev ied by the Occupational Safety and HeallhAdmlnlstra· tlon In connection with a fatal accident allhE> flr.m's Ravens wood plant last year . The Jackson Hera ld or Ri · pley . W.Va .. said toda y that OSHA Informed Kaiser of the line last week alter complet· lng Its Investigation Into the death of Richard VanKirk . 50, Ravenswood . • VanKirk, who died Nov. 4, suffered massive Internal In· juries whitE' helping dismantle a gear drive on machinery In the plant's scalping depart ment . He died hours after the accident In a Charleston , W.Va .. hospital. Kaiser spokesman Pat Gal · ' laghcr said Kaiser chosE· to contesr t hr' II n ~ bee a usc ·'OSHA sa id wr did not,r~vlcw safet y pr ac ticPs with the crew prior to performing thr job and lhey said the crew was under the dlrcc l supervlslon<lf a foreman and thai the'job was nol perform!'d safely. "We don't a~rr-c with lhctr determination and we do no1 agree wllh rhe fine, " he added. · Ga llagher sa id · he was unce rraln of rhn meaning or OSHA 's rPferrnce to work Cl'l'W being supervised by a foreman . " Wheth er that co mment meant there should have been additional supervision, I don' t know," he said . Kai ser has 15 days to tile Its appeal. �• Wednesday, February .1B, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Briefs:----. .Fiscal woes vex Meigs Agency applies for state gran /. The Meigs Co unty fl ea lth D~pa rtm ent has applied for a gra nt of $25,650 fr om the Ohio De p a rtm ~ nl of Hea lth to bl' used for expanding dental serv ices through the local agency. Jon Jacobs, depu ty hea lth co mm issioner. r~port s that actio n on the application is expected wi thin the n ~xt m.onth and he says Ihat the de partment has l'very reason to b~l i ev~ th at the gra nt w!ll be made. · For the pas t sev~ r· a l mon ths some denta l serv ices have bee n available to children through thl' hea lth depart ment part icu· lar ly In the way of se rem in~'(, clmn ing and fillin gs. The work has been done by Dr. Ma rgie Lawson. health commissoncr, one day a mon th, on a slidi ng f~e seale geared to the family income. II dental room was comp leted a t the Health De partment mid-summ r r li.1 st vPur. The gra nt man e}· would be used for the pu rc hase of additional supplies and equipm ent with emphasis on portabl<' it ems which would be used in a mobil unit. Acc ording to .Jacobs. tent alivC' plans call for equ ipp in g a unit and oslng ad ditional dentists and other perso nnel to go to sc hools and nursing homes and hospitals to prov ide nredrd work. 8 forfeit bond.~ in mayor\ courl One dr fr nda nt wa s fin ed a nd ~ l g hr others fo rfe ited bonds in the court of Pomerov Ma yor Ri chard Sev ier Tuesday nigh t Vin cr nt Stone, Pomrrov. was fi ned $1i ~ and cos ts on a charge · of opera! ing under suspended driVP r' s licensr. Fo rfeiting bo nds on speeding cha rgrs were Dav id Tracy, Dyrsvil le, $48: Sharon Griffi th , Rrrd sv ill ~. S4R: Ral ph Riggs, St. Mal'\·s. W.Va .. $48: and Ra lph C . Guelt eig, Vint on, $51i. Others forfeiting bonds were .J eff rey Baug hm an. Rutl ;r nd, $63, squ ea lin g tires: Ron nie Ohlinger, Wes t Colu mb ia, W.Va .. $63, failing to stop at a s topl i ~ ht : and Anita Shepherd. Syracuse, $63. expirr d plates. W eal.her for ces .~chool closing~ All sc hoo ls of MPigs Co un tv wr rf' r losPd Wr dnPsday clur to a marC' tha n thn:r -int h SOOW f ~lll \Vhic h OCC' UI' fC"d OVC' rn ig hl. fh (' first major snow of the wi ntrr. M ost schools of llw eo un tv havP bPPn closrd ('VPrv week du e t o ic.v wra thcr -r orld it ions. · d ~v this · HowC'v(' r , Ea s tr rn Loca l Di s trict sc hools did operate on Mondav. Schools have five davs in whi ch thev ca n cloS<' du e to Wf'at her condll ions br for'f' a n< makrup timr is required. Some of the sc hools of th e Meigs Loc al District have been closed for rnorc tlwn four da.v s. c•ounting toda )'. EMS responds to nine calls Me igs Count y E m erg~ n rv Me dica l Services reports ninroca lls Tu rsda.v. Midd letJOrt at 2: 29 !l .m. to Rroadwav St rrel for LarTv Hudnall to Ve trra ns M'r moria lll osp lt a l: Tuppr r·s Pl ains a t ~ : ;lR a.m. to Scout Cam p rc>ad for Goldie Krackom brrger to Holzer Med ical C.: nter : Midd lr porl a t ~ : 16 a.m. to lludso n Strrr t for D o r o th ~ .Je nkin s to Ve tera ns Mr mor ia l Hosp it al: RullHnd at>: :15 a.m. to New Lima Road for Terrs" Poole who was treated but not tn msporled : Po nic roy "' :;: 4i a. m. to Pomr roy Hea lth Carr C£' nter· lot· Ruth McE lroy to VPtrrans Memorial Hospi ta l: Syracuse Firr Departm ent at R: 44 a.m. to a chimney fi re at thr Phil ip Donov!ln res idence on Snowba ll Hill: Pomeroy at 11 :18 a .m . to Linco ln Height s for Elza Gilmore to Veterans Memorial Hosp it al; Pomero)· "' 2: 14p.m. to Union II venue for Ear l Smit h to Hol>H' Mrdita l Cent er: assis ted bv HMC transfer uni t: Tuppr rs Pl a ins ot 4: 10 p.m. to Co unty. Road :;o for Margaret Westf;r ll to St .lo,eph's Hospital. · Ohio rndon 1es\ results revealed Dll YTON t UP II -Nearly 40 JlNC(•nt of Ohio homes tes ted for n tct on gas showed IC\Tis of thr gas which e-xceed th~ E n,·1r·o11mr 11tal Protrctlon l'lgem.')•'s guide linrs for radon safet y. Dr. Wa r·d II It er. foundrr of Trrra dr., Cor p., a ma nufac lurer of ra don dPtPc tion dt1 v iees. s!l id 4J1 hom('s aC'ross thC' statr wer C' trstcd and IGH of thr m had radon Jp,·els cxrC'rdi11g EPA guidP li nrs. l'llt rr r<'porrrdthe trst res ults Tu Psd av In a speec h to fa c·ult y and stuclt •nts :rt Wright State UniVI' rsif)o' s Sc hool of Public Hralth . Radon. wilic h comes from the df•ca)· ol natu ra ll)·~ occurr ing ura niunr in rill · soil. can be fou nd in tig hll.v ·st•a lr d buildings tha t tra p !Ill' gas. l'lltrr wa s schrcl uli•d to be in Columbu s toda.v to mrrt with the chu irm oul of s wt r• l rg- i ~ l a tivP comm itt Prs n ·\· irwing lhP radon prohli ·rn . the comme ncement program will denote those studen ts have not met the req ufremenls fo r gradu ation. Resignations accepted The board accepted the res ig· nations of J erry Batcha as a substitute teacher: Tina Stewart Lambert as a substitute custo· dian: and Rick Blaell nar as junior high foo tbal l coach and . ass istant va rsit y track coach. Employed were Cheryl Li ght · frit z as a teacher fo r the remainder of !he current sc hool yea r: Stephanie .1 . Alexa nder and Randy S. Koehler as substi· lute teachers: Lynn Anderso n and Dav id Curfma n as substi tute bu s dr ivPrs and E dna Da vis as a sub stitute coo k. Board member Bob Barlon as ked why substitute bus drivers were still being hi red whrn th ere ar e already subst itut es who have been given little or no work. Infor mation on hbw substitut es arr callrd for dut y will bo sec ured. Audit underway board~ lCo_ nlin_uro_rr_om_Pa:.__ge_11_ _ ____..;. . ported that an audit Is underway in tile dist r ict by Shirley Beegle from the State Auditor's Office and s he will be joined by another Stat e Auditor employ<;>e. Cos I to the district will be about $9,600and the audit Is expected to be completed about March 20. An audit will take pl ce annually In the future, acco r ng to plans of the state audit a agncr said. The board rant ed a leave of absence lo Include up to the remainder of th e current school year to Helen Milhoan, and Marie Birchfield was• given a leave of absence from Marc h 5 to April 6 to care for her moth er-in· law. who is Ill. She req ues ted the leave.wilhoul pa y or benefit s. The board agreed !hat ex · penses ln volv~ shou ld be com· piled to determine if Ihe district is receivi ng enough money for use of the facllit ies. Morris repor ted on an alterna· live sc hool to be operated by thr Meigs Count y .Juvenile Courl in cooperation with Meigs Count y Schools. Morr is !laid' th at the alternative sc hool wi ll be held in Ihe quarters of the Me igs Count y Board of Education. loca ted In Pomerov VIllage Haft, a nd will servP ail three distr icts of !he county . Hours of the school will be 8:30 a. m. to 3:30p.m ., wi th st udenls to provide their own tra nsporta tion and lunch. Th r rf' is no cost invo lved for a ny of the t hrec loca l dislricts this year. Morris staled. School Is outlined The school will be (or students The Ohio High School School suspended from the ir regula r Alhletic Associ ation wa s given classes due to some rule infrar· per m ission to use I he high school ba., ketball facilities on Fe b~ 21 , lion, Mo rris said. The boa,rd approvrd a stipula· 24, 25, 27 arid 28 for Class A boys . and girls ~c tion a l basketball rour namenl s with th e association to pay $500 and meet other terms · ;;ddt:;;~";.a;;~;;·~~;~ Th ose who have been fi ned in Middlrport cour t bu 1 never got aro und to pay in g the ir fines and cos ls cou ld find themselves ja il ed on thr old fi ne charges. Middl eport 's new po ll c~ . ac· cording to Mayor F red Hoffman and Chief of Police Sid Littlr. b th at either the fine a nd cos ts mu st be paid or the offender will have to servr time in jail. In rour t Tuesday nigh!. th e nrw po l ic~· was enforct•d in Sa m McC loud, Middleport. was •cntrn ced to 25 days In jail ro r otd fin es, give n another 1Q days for co nt empt of courl . and was fi ned $25 a n costs on a dlsor·de rly manner . or hers fined in the court wer e .Jeffrry W. Whittington, Middiepor t.' $425 and cos ts. and three days In jai l on a c harge of DWI: Don Lovett, Middleport , $25 and costs. disorde rly ma nn er: and William Eak ins, Middleport, S25 several cases. Charles Ohlinger. Middl eport , an~i~:t"o~,s~~~Jin;a~~:~ges was sentenced to three days In were J ames · Johns on, Mason, jail on old fin es: and Robert W.Va ., $16 and costs: James R. Scarberry, Middl eport . was Pullins, Mansfield, $15 and costs: given 23 days in jail on old fines Lee R. Capehart, $15 and costs: and costs. a nd another 30days on .Ioey Poulin, Middleport, $15 and a charge of petty theft: .Jerry costs: Donna M. Manley, Middle· Moore, Middleport. was given 21 port. $19 and cos ts: John W. days In jail on old fines a nd costs, Randolph, New. Haven, W.Va., 10 day s for fleeing an officer, 10 $15 and cosls. Forfeit ing bonds in the court days for des truction of jail property, and 10 days for petty · last night were George Stilts. theft. and was fin ed $25 and cos ts Middleport, $450 on a charge of DWI and $200 for leaving the for disorder ly manner. scene of an accident: Ca millla Wa lker, Racine, $50 and costs on expired tags, a nd Mar k E . Smith, Middleport, $41 and costs on COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPIJ speeding. The Public Ut ilities Commission of Ohio Tuesday rev iewed the ' electric fu el component ra te of the Clevela nd Elrrtrlc Illuminat· Veterans Memorial lng Co.. and allow,t!d for lower Tuesday Admissions - Do· rates. rothy Jenkins, Middleport : Sadie The change. effrc tlve wit h bills Lar kins, Long Bottom: Evelyn 10 be sent oul Marc h 1, will mran consumers using 750· kilowatt Sc hule r, Middleport: Edna hours of elec tr ic ity per month Roush, New Haven, W.Va .: Ed· will pay about $2.60 less a montjl. ward McGrew Jr., Reedsville. Tuesday Discharges- Darrell a commission spokesman sa id. Taylor. William Morris, Ruby Fick, Mary Ka y Banks, Eddie Smith. Marv in Darst, Rotiert Cundi ff. Hol•er Medic al Center Feb. 18, Discharge.: Tammy Boggs, Rarhrl Brown. Chi lton Ca dlr, Aaron Ca rro ll. ll'o ntinu ed fr om page 11 Glrn Cassadv, Taba th a Clagg. haza rd. that when detec ted in Dennis Franks. Shrrrir Ga tes. homes. th ere are ways of reduc· Marie Ker·ns. .Abigail Ki es lin g. ing th e level. Drbo ra h McKinnr )' , Mrs . .James Radon levels arc being made Sc.hm oll and daughter. Ryan Splt·es. Mrs. David Whitr and b)' the E PA a nd Ohi o Depar t· mr nt of Hra lth in five rountles daughter and Ralph Wiseman . along th e Ohio River includ ing Births: Meigs , Athens, Washinglon. Bel· Mr. and Mrs. Ga ry Popr. a •on. mont and Monroe. from Nor thu p. PUC reviews rate Hospital News Added radon Retail <'hain ;Conti nuer! from Page 11 It's somethin g tilat should be d o n ~." said .Josr pll ilmos . presi· ctr nt of 1\mos·l.eeSrru ritirs Inc. " I r· ~ a movf' to Pn han('P th r posslblr surviv;rl of the ro mpany. Th r cn mpan~· can' t kf'r p losing m o n ~y like thr.v werr and stay ln busin ess." Wi lliam Br;tgg. Hrck 's co rpo· ra te co un sPl, s:.lid tiH' storrs to hC' closPd arc in arf'I<!S wh{I J'C' f'CO· nomi(' co n d itio n ~ ha vr bern poor . C l o s ings ;rr·<· to IJ rg in immr di atcly. Bragg sa id oth r r cha ng1•s Include cuttin g ove rhead. rrdu c· tlon or execu tive sala rlrs . the sa le of cer tain equipment and t'Pal es tate, consolida tion of wa rehouses and el im ination of 1he quart er !)' dl\'ldcnd. fi e sa id the moves wou ld save Hec k's more th an $4 million In cos ts . Hr said It Is not known how much of a wrltcoff the co mpany will have to take 10 cover the cost of rloslng the 29 stores. . Ohio weather South C(•ntml Ohio Becoming partly cloudy this afternoon. with highs In ~h e mid 30s. Clearing tonight. wit h a low betw een 15 and 20. Mos tly sunny Thlirsd3y, with highs In th e mid 30s. The probabi li ty of preclplt a· tlon Is 20 percent this aft er noon a nd near zero tonight a nd Thursday . Winds will be light and nor th· erly tonig ht. Ohio Extended Foree""! Friday through Sunday Fair through the period. with highs mostly in the 30s eac h day . Overnl~hf tows · will be In the teens or lower 20s. I . LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF PAGEVILLE ON MEIGS CO. TOWNSHIP ROAD 142. NOW PAYING .HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON FERROUS SCRAP fLATTENED ALUMINUM CANS. 2S( LB. CLEAN SHEET & CAST ALUMINUM ., 22 26( ( # 1 COPPER 41 . TO #2 COPPER LB. LB. 31 ( LB. CALl 614-992-3466 FOR INFORMATION. L~~~~=N~E~W=PR~I~C~ES=G~O~O~D~T~H~I~U~M~A~R~C~H~1~~~=~ RUTLAND DEPARTMENT STORE Phone 742-21 DO PHil:tS t~FECTIVE THRU SAL Ff:B Ll. IUHI SHREDDED......Ib. '2.39 SMITHFIEL!) 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S1.49 •175 CT. KLEENEX Facidl Tissue ........~ •••••• !~~....... 95c 'I ·m mmwd. Kt•n H ~ mmund from Nl'llll' Ha \'1' 11 1A HI . 1. ( 'lndnooll - Sltnf'd plll'hl>rs Kuh )lurphy and !\j·uU Tt•r r~· In ont" yt•ar H.S. Basketball By COLLINS YEARWOOD UPI Sports Writer Iowa State Coach Johnny Orr experienced Ihe agony of victory Tuesday night when his Cyclones d<'fe~ted No. 14 Kansas . "One of !he guys I hate to beal is Larry Brown." Orr sa id after his Hawkeyes downed Kansas 95-86. "He's a tremendou s guy and a tremendous coach. I hope he stays in the Big Eight, at l<'ast as long as I'm here." .Jeff Grayer scored 26 points, Tom Sc hafer conlributed 25 and Sam Hill added 20for Iowa State, 12·12 overa ll and 4· 7 in the Big Eight. Kansas. wh ic h is winle.s und<'r Brown in four ga mes at Hilton Coliseum , fell into a tie with Oklahoma for the ronfer· e nce lead at 9-2. The Jayhawks, 19·7 ovrra ll. were led by Danny Mannin g's 30 points. Iowa Stat r npvrr !railed after Gary Thompkins' basket gave thr Cyclones a 10-9 lead with 15: 43 1eft in the fir st half. Kansas tied the scord2· 12 on a basket bv Chris Pi per with 13: 30 left. · The Cyclo nes opened a .17-27 adva nt age with five minutes lrft in the half and led 46-38 at intermission. Iowa State stretched its edgr to 57-43 five minut rs int o the second half and wa s ahead by as manv I • , as 19 points on ,four occasions . "We sfibt poorly," Brown sa id. " We'rr not a perimeter shootin g tea m. We got ca ught up in the pace of Ihe ga me ~ nd took a lot of quick outside shot s. That' s not our game. " Kansas shot 31 fo r 70 fr om the field and made just 4 of 14 3- poi nt atlempts. Iowa Sta te was 35 for 65 from the field . " It wa s a grea t victory," Orr sa id . "That' s the firs t lime I've seen tl hC' Cyclones I play like they did las t ~ea r . We pl a~ed with intrnslt\'. " Orr saltl . Hill and Elmer Ro binso n pla.ved their bes t ga mrs of thr season. Hill' s 20 points were !he most he has scored since hitting for 22 against Texas-1\r lington .J an. 5. Robin· so n had 14 points, 9 In thr first hal f. Elsrwhc re, Providence de· fea ted Seton Hall 91·87, Kansas Stale whipped Oklahoma State RHO. Ar izona topped Southern Ca l 7.1-61 and Har lford beat New . Hampshire 61 -oo. .. •AI Providrncc. R.I.. Billy Donovan, who sco red 23 point s, made 6 of 6 free throws In the . fi nal 25 seco nds to sea l a Providr nce Big Eas t victory over Seton Hall. LAI" I ' Unlirii.CI~ . 4ili l!l.i ,,_ tl:i ~~~ llli ri' IU' ht•d li~'JJII' Ob Oft UIH'· \'1'111" l ~ lrl" lmt·l .. wilh plh•hl'r Doug Sbk tlnd ~N'Ond ll w;t•man Tim Tt"uft•l: unnnunt·t•d nul · llo•ldt•r Kl' \'ltl Mdtl·~· nu ld~ lost hi " ~&~hi · lmllun ,11nd will t•~trn w:uNIII lnr Kt>,.;uJt , N\' Kllnlton.ti, IMnrll '! " '!nlliPI'K :t. flLu•tll •t• :1 (0TI 1 l•hi111dr lphla :!. :\'\' l \ landt ·r~ ·! lla rUunl !\, ('hit'UJ:ll ~ \ 'wwmn·•·r I. 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It wasn't the NB,O., but It certa!ply was representative of the style as the fifth ranked, Class "AA" Ravenswood Red Devils blls- The Victory Circle It's tournament time By Scolt Wolle Having been absent from the "circle" lor a time, I'd like to take this time to congratulate both the Meigs Marauders and Meigs Marauderetles basketball teams for their super seaso ns and respective TVC league cha mpionships. Good Luck In the upcoming tournaments! · Tuesday, February 24 at Southern High School, the districts' four sixth grade basketball teams will each play one half. consisting of two, six minute periods as a fund raiser for Southern senior Mall Harris, who is part of a senior all-star learn chosen to participate In Holland and Belgium, Aprlll0-18. Each player must raise $1595.00~ g~ on the trip and as I understand booster clubs and privaTe Individuals usually sponsor the partic ipants. Also on the Feb. 24 agenda Is a Southern Alumni basketball game In which the odd numbered graduating teams will play the evens. Game lime Is 6; 30. Admission will be S2.00 adult and $1.00 student. Also, Southern Coach Howie Caldwell and area boosters will be selling an updated version of "The History of Southern Basketball "; 1918-1986 at a cost of $5.00. Interested persons should contact Caldwell for a copy or buy one at Tuesday's game. Other area players scheduled to go on the European tour are Ed Collins, Eastern; J.R. Kitchen, Meigs; Jay Martin and Joe McLain, Alexander; Todd Miller, Gallipolis; Denton Guthrie, Alexander; and Eric Householder, Federal Hocking. Members of others schools In the region are also on the team, which is coached by Alexander mentor Mike Meeks. Coach Howle Caldwell reflected these thoughts about Tuesday night's unbelievable 113-103 loss to state ranked Ravenswood .; " This game was hard to believe. Who would ever think of scoring 103 points and still get beat? We've proven we can run the offense, but we're going to have to start over on the defense." Southern has scored over 90 points In Its last live games after scrapping Its more conventional pattern game and sticking mostly to a torrid run-and-gun offense. Southern has three times passed the century mark with scores of 104, 125, and 103 points.) Caldwell co ntinued, "In the third and fourth periods we cut the lead to 11 or 12 points. We'd make our run, then fall back to 19. You can only make so many runs at a team when you're coming from behind." "You can't take anything away from Ravenswood. They're tough ... at every position. They are th e best team we've faced . I think this game will be a good game to gel us ready lor the tournament ." "Our kids have adjusted well to the running style. Defensively we had some trouble at the post except for Todd Kimes. He played well." In closing Caldwell slated, "I've learned a lot this year, especially about winning and losing. One night I heard Coach Osborne (Jim Osborne of Galli a Academy) say 'to try to keep an even keel.' Before we would be sky high when we won and down In the grave when we lost. 11 was an emotional roller coaster for us. Now we try to keep that even keel. We lthe team) don't get too high (on winning) and we llon't gel too low. We just hang tough and it's made us a better team .'" tered the Southern Tornadoes, 113-103 In a scorching hot, offensive oriented boys' high school basketball contest. It wasn't what the Tornadoes had hoped for, but the· "game proved to be the second record ·breaker within a week, this time going Into the books as the most points scored by two teams on the SHS hardwood (216 points) and possibly the most points scored by a Southern opponent. It was no consolation, but also the most points scored by a Southern tea m that was defeated. While Southern maintained its solid learn effort and newly unveiled run and gun game, Ravenswood depended on upbeat game that centered solely on Its five starters. Point guard David Jones lamed the Tornadoes with 32 points, while guard Bernie Rees and 6-7 exchange student Enrico Rau tallied 27 markers each. Rees was deadly at the line, where he sank 17-21 to allow Ravenswood to remain in the driver's seat. Meanwhile, Travis Thompson also hit double figures with 15. · The hustling Tornadoes were led by the stellar performance of 6-3 center Todd Kimes, • who ~ ~. I EASTMAN'S••• netted team high 20 points and the Devils momentum. and fouling · slowed the game, Turnovers, o!fenslve let grabbed a game-high 21 allowing SHS to actually pull downs, and an overpowering rebounds. . · within eight points with : 15 left Following Kimes were guard Inside game by the winners (103-111). Time ran out and RHS David Amburgey with 17, Shan- turned the game Into a potential claimed the explosive win. non Ri!!ie with 16, David McMil- early blowout. RHS ripped holes Southern hit 39-68 for 57.3 lin 11, Matt Harris 10, and Shawn In the SHS defense, especially In percent and 25-36 at the line for · Cunningham 9. Kenny Turley the post, where the towering Rau 69.4. RHS hit 37-66 for 56.9 and '-;:: tossed In 1~ second period points. . 39-57 at the line for 68.4. The hosts ~ and Eric Milliron each had 8. Also during the SHS cold spell, Ironically, the game was actuwon the battle of the boards 42-35 • David Amburgey spent much ally won at the line. Southern hit led by Kimes' 8 and Turley ' s 7.• lime on the bench In foul trouble. 39 field goals (two more than · Rau had 15. : RHS led 54-39 at the half. Ravenswood's 37). but hit oniy25 SHS had 3 steals, 18 turnoversi :;, : In the third round Southern cut 2 assists, and 38 fouls. Ravens.; : : free throw a ttempts, 14 shy .o hhe visitors 39 safeties. The Devils the. lead to 11 and 12 points on two wood had 16, 18, 12, a nd 30 • · "' canned 19-23 In the last frame, occasions, but lost momentum respectively. •. and slipped to 19 and 21 point while SHS trried to play catchRavenswood won the reserve ,: : deficits before trailing after game 54-36 led by Jeff Marcum ~ · up. Possessing the excitement of a three frames at 78-61. and Mike McCorkle with 16 and • : Southern won the final frame, 13 points. Chad Taylor, Shane .;· tournament match-up, the 11ewly formed rivalry began In nip-and- 42-37, scoring more points In one Simpson, and Shawn Diddle leq tuck fashion. RHS went ahead 4-0 quarter than some teams do In an Jay Rees ' club with 9, 8, 7 on goats by Rees and Jones, but entire game. In the round the two respectively. · SHS fought back to'lie on goals qy squads poured In a total of 79 Southern travels to Symmes points. . Amburgey and Riffle. Valley Friday to co nclude league . : In all 68 fouls were called first Southern took Its first lead at play. 15-14 on a long jumper by Eric effecting Southern when AmburRAVENSWOOD (113) - Bernie R.ce!!, Milliron. but quickly saw that gey left with just one minute gone 5-17·%7: Travis Thompson, 4-7-15: EnricQ In the final round. In the latter lead diminish to 23-18 at the end Rau, 12-3-21; David Jones, 14-4·32; Gene ' stages both Harris and Milliron Morgan, 0-4-4; David Weightman, 2-2-i; of the first period. Francisco Ganon, 0-~: MaU ~ynolds, , The second frame proved to be also exited. David S,encer, 0.2·'l, Jeff Marcum; . With 4:22 and 4: OJ showing on D-IJ.O; Mike '1\tmer, Mike McCorkle. TOTALS . devastating for Southern as they • the clock ·Jones and Thompson 31-3&-IIS. were outscored 31-21 In roughSO'I!TIIERN (103) - Eric Mlltlron, · left with five fouls respectively house fashion. As things grew 4-11-8; Dave Amburgey, 8-5-1'1'; Shunon as did Weightman with 2:50 left. Rttne, 6-4-16; Matt Harrl.!i, 2·6-10; Scoit , more and more physical, RHS McPhail, 0-11-0; '11m Gilbride, 0-4-4; Jell . At the 4:22 mark SHS trailed was assessed two lechnlcals, but Holtz, 0-0-41; Sbawn Cunningham, 3-:J..t;; 95-74, but~ super Intense defense Kenny Turle)', 4-0.8; Davrd McMIII!nj even that was not enough to stunt . ·AND 1~87• · • FRESH LEAN MORTON HOUSE FOODLAND QUARTERi TROPICANA BEEF STEW MARGA~INE ORANGE JUICE 24 oz. CAN 99< :K~.' 4 ( Ground 6401.$129 CTN. Beef S LBS. OR MORE •REG. •DRIP •ADC eEP Maxwell House Hll; Todd Kimes. 9-2-20. TOTA.., · :tt-::5-103. Coffee . u!';~:::.t.~:.~':':'. . 31 24 35 113 2:t : ,-Sou-lhern.......... __......... _IR 21-124--,2 ,- 103 ,' LB. GRADE 'A' FRYER contest to FH Lancer quintet w•~~l~~~~~~~y 11t-Mi,.:nt'41 funt•ral EAST !\'IEIGS- " Heartbrea k grabbed 8 of the winner's 29. 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As a token of ·appreciation, A week or so ago two up and coming freshmen at Eastern Coach Dennis Eichinger offered were omitted from the scoring column after having great a kindly gesture as he started all games. Shaun Savoy netted 21 markers to lead Coach Don three of his seniors for much of Eichinger's little Eagles, while the following game Kenny the first round. The parents night Caldwell had a 21 point night. The same night sophomore Chad . and senior night crowd saw Ed Sinclair, also omitted , had a 14 point night. Out Eastern way, It Collins, Brent Norton, and Todd appears some young talent may be on the way . Wilson start and play their last home game. Until next lime I'll see you In the victory circle! Eastern took an early lead, once leading by as much as 8 points' before dipping to a 20-19 lead at the end of the first round. Federal Hocking was not to be denied and stormed back to tie the score before the half, 23-23 initiating a close nip and tuck baltlf that lasted to the final tick of the clock. Eastern led 40-31 at From slaff, wire reporls 1\t Tiffin. Andy Boolh. Rex the Intermission. 1\ pair of seco nd dlvlsicin club' Adams and .Jim Widder co mThings started out close In the flexed their muscles In the bined lo r 51 points to lead Maione third frame, but Eastern's comMid-Ohio Con!erenc!' Tuesday past Tiffin. posure disintegrated as the night. scori ng upset wins over th e Booth paced th e trio with 18, Lancers roiled to a 22-8 streak co-traders. /\dams had 17 and Widder 16. that gave the visitors a 53-48 Cedarville notched a 78-76 win Howeve r, Tiffin's Skibo Si ms led advantage. ovrr Rio Grande and Ohio al l scorers with 2J. Gene WilliNearing the end of regulation, Dominican surp t·ised Walsh, 72both teams had a chance to win II ams added 15 for Tiffin . 61i. Malone. which led 43-:19 at the outright, but al.least the Eagles /\tRio Grande, Don Simerly hit half, Is now 9-4 in the MOC white battled back to a 66-66 tie. two free throws on a technica l Tiffin is(;-7. Both leamsare !G-12 Federal went up by four In the foul with one second left to )live ov~ra il . extension period, but Eastern Cedarville its win over Rio battled back, setting the stage for C'IWARVII.I.I•: (iH) - \' ru~~;t• r !t-9-IK; Gra nde. two clutch bonus situation free fo~rl'i ' lnM 7 · ~ · 17; Slm1•rly :..:i-1:1: \hlwf11•ld II was lhr seco nd s trai ght loss :,.J-1!1: ,\n~u .. ~ -J.I~; Kt•llt•r H ·!·; rulh throws by Householder and the for Rio Gra nde, now 24-7 ovHail 1 · 11 ··~ . TOT,\I.S ll:!-11·7H. game clinching free throws by tUO GH,\NUE liS) - Vt•rholf ~K-~9:. and 10-3 in the MOC. Cedarvi le Is IUttln"t'f Phil Gillilan with just 27 seconds 7·•1-1: Ha~· mon· 3.;H .'I; smtch 1~- 9 overall and 5-8 in the league. remaining Ia give FH a 75-72 4-:!-11 : (:uthard 1-:1-3: .la t•kJoilm 1-1~ :.!; Rio Gra nde was assessed th~ SlngiPion 1-U·'l, T(YI',\I.,"'i :lK· IIi-ili. lead. llnlftlnw- C't•dat\·llh• 4&, Rln(;r;Uid•• :!>! . technica l when senior captai n Thri'l'EHS made a quick goal, but polnl gnals - l 't•diii'\'Uh• :u ~ " 'akt',Joe Ver hoff ca lled a timeout with fl••hl 2. t'rt•t•manl. Klo Hn.ndt• 4-11 t time ran out on the75-74 overtime one seco nd left and Rio Grande Vt•rhoff :I, Smlt h) . Jo"O pt •r.·t• nia~tt'- f 'l'dur· win. • Mt t:f·!·a-1). Klu Gru.ndt• ;)~ i ~~~I . F1' didn' t have ''"Y limP ou ts \'lilt EHS hit 31-63 from the floor and pt•n·t•ntaa-(1-('t•darv lllt• j" ( 11 -I.J J. Rio remaining. (i rundt• Hj) ( IG-20) . Rt•huund~ - ( 't•danllh• 12 of 22 at the line. FH ca nned Anthony Raymore's two fouls ~.J i\' t•a"t'f' H). ftlo(irandt• :~.J t Vt•rhoff l ~l. 30-50 and 15-21. .\!. .. 1.-.l.......-ft•dW'\'Uh• U t\'t'UI{t'f' ti) , Kin shots with nine seco nds left had nrandt· EHS had 45 rebounds led by HI (Hitlinl{l'f' ~). T1nnov••r:t-f4•· given I he Red men a 76-73 lead, darvlllt• 10. Rio (Orandt.• II. Martin's 11, wh!le Scott Way tlr-d the but EddiP. game with Waakeficld three-pointer. That's when Verhoff cail('d lime out. With 23 seconds remaining, Simerly co ntroll ed a Rio Gra nde shot which was blockt>d. With 12 seconds remaining. Freeman attempted his first three-point shOt, but struck nothing but -ai r. Raymore rebo unded the shot and was Immediately fouled by Wakefield with 10 seconds remaining- the Rcdmen had not reached the bonus situa tion. Raymore was fouled. pushing Rio Grande into th e bonus and sending him to lh<' free-throw line, one seco nd later by John Angus. Cedarville. using itS strong Inside game, led 40-28 at the hall. Wlmerly and Wakefield each finished with 13 points. David Yeager led Cedarville with 18 points, Mtke Freeman added 17 and John Angus 12. Verhoff Jed all scorers with 29 points, followed by Ron Rirtinger with u, Raymore 13 and Mike Smith 11. Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, February 18, 1987 $ or Spa hetti 2 LB. PKG. ' /"""1.._ ·- • · - 11.1 1 }o-111 ......... r"''~- ,-I' I ·-·· ( • ( ~ ~-(' Corn Flakes oz. 18 BOX $ Tea Bags I 00 CT. .~ ......,.. -~ ~-. / $ �Page-'6- The Daily Sentinel library line.r: Wednesday, February 18, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Wec:!nesday. February 18, 1987 Community calendar/ area happenings Books by mail, new releases ·outlines by library By Ruth Powers 1986 was a busy year for the · Meigs County Libraries. Library materials totaling 105,270 were circ ulated through the libraries and thei r service outlets (book · mobile, Books-by- mall and book station). At the J a nu ary meeti ng of th e Library trustees, Patricia Hoi· ter was elected president, Pa : . trlcla Mill s, vice president and Ma ry K. Yost, sec retary. The RSVP ladies from the Se· nlor Citizen Center held their Va- Volunteers; Golden Buckeye Card; lentine story hour Feb. 11 at the VIdeos; Tax Forms; Literacy rna· Pomeroy Library. They are great terlals; Large Print Books; Story ladles to work with and the libra ry hours. If you would like more lnfor· Is grateful to have them. mation on any of the above men· A II !tie reminder of some of the tloned services call 992·5813 or 992· services provided to the public by 5713 or come Into the libraries. tbelr library system; Bookmobile New books added to the collection service; Books·by·mail ; HomE-- recently Include; "Steamboat In bound service; Deposit collection the Cornfield" by John Hartford, !Senior Citizen Center, Veterans which Is a delightful chlldren:S Hospital Extended Care Center, book, depleting the stamboat "VIr· Reedsvllle book station 1; Talking glnia" that was marooned tin a Book Sublendlng Agency; Literacy ·com fie ld along the Ohio. Some of the pictures In the book are of Pomeroy and Middleport. Other new books ,. Shan, L.ustbader; The Dinner Party by Howard Fast; Gir ls In High Places by Sugar Ra utbord; Queen of Hearts by Susa n Shreve; The Hllls are Etern al by Hylton; Life Wish by Jill Ireland; The Fltzgeralds and the Kennedys by Goodwin; Pall· ence of a Saint by Greeley; Olit· brea k by Robin Cook; Night of the Fox by Jack Higgins; The Price Waterhouse Guide to the New Tax; Polson by Ed McBain ; Watcher by Dean Koontz; Windmills of the Gods by Sidney Shel· don; Dreams are Not Enough by Briskin; Echoes In the Dark by ; Joseph Wambaugh; Where to Put Your Money In 1987. ' 1~~-------------'----------:; · . Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio '· SEE us Fo·•. ·ALL YOUR : HARD WARE·, ND PLUMBING NEEDS ..' · A. WEDNESAY CHESTER - Shade River Lodge 453, Ches ter, will have a special meeting Wednesday, 7 p.m., wllh wor k ln EA and FC degrees. Refreshments will be served , \ THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT - The Middle· port Child Conservation League will meet at 7: 30 Thursday night at the Pizza Hut. RACINE - Racine United Met hodis t Chu rch Is sponsoring a soup supper Thursday beginning at 3:30 p.m . Soup,. sa ndwiches and pie will be served . POME ROY - Meigs County Democra t Executive Committee will meet Thu rsday, 7:30p.m., at ·CaPpenter's Hall on Eas t Main St., Pomeroy. All Interested democra ts Invited. . The Daily Sentinei- Page- 7 dance for one o! the club's couples who iost thei r home to fire. ... FRIDAY MIDDLE PORT - Middleport Lodge 363 F&AM will have a special Inspection meeting Fri· day. Dinner at 6: 30 and lodge at 7: 30. All masons welcome. HARTFORD. W.Va . - Dan Hayman and the Faith Trio will sing Friday, a l 7 p.m. services at Fa ther's House Church , Hart· ford, W.Va. · P OMEROY - Belles ani! Beaus Sq uare Dance Club Is sponsoring a dance, Friday from 8 to 11 p.m., at the senlor citizens center in Pomeroy. Ca ller will be John Waugh. This Is a benefit SAT URDAY SYRACUSE - Syracuse Un i· ted Methodis t Church Is spo nsor· ing a chill ,supper Saturday , star ting at 4:30p.m. Also on the me nu will be hot dots, peanut buller sa ndwic hes, dessert a nd drink. Everyone welco me. Rob and Tammy Barber, Luh rlg, Rout E' 2. Athens. BURLINGHAM - Word of Ll fe Church, Burlingham, will be In rev ival Thursday throuf!h Sunday wit h Eva ngelist D.R. Vance. Special singi ng nightly. Eve ryo ne welcome. SYRACUSE - Syracuse Fire Departme nt Is having a dan ce Saturday, 8 to 11 p.m., at Syracuse Gra de School. Admls· ston $2 per person. Music by Midn ight Express. Everyone welcome. MIDD LEPORT - Faith Ta· bernaclc Chu rch, Bailey Run Road. will be In rev ival Sunday through March I a t 7:30 p.m. eac h evening. Emmett Rawso n, pastor, we lcomes th e public. SUNDAY ATHENS - There will be an open house Sunday at the Sine· Cera Group Home, opera ted by ~ Meigs .Heart Fund campaign is underway With over half of ail dea ths in Meigs Co unty last year bei ng att ribu t~d to ca rd iovaocuiar .problems, 1hP Amer ica n Hearl Associat ion is urging resident s to join In th<:> fi ght against hC'art d isease by supporting the fu nd dr ive cur rently und erway. A door-to-door campaig n for co ntribut io ns is underway this mon th all over the count y, Sa ndy lann arel la, chairman, report>. Goa l fo r th e Mei gs County Bra nch has brcn sci a t $4,000. Accordi ng to the chai rma n, a major portion of all co ntri butions goes in to researc h with some fundin g go ing inlb educa ti on an d commu nity service programs. The impor tance or knowing the warn ing signals of hea rt att ack ar e being s tressed by the Meigs Cou nt y Branch. During a heart attack. your body se nds out war nin g signals Ihat your hea r II is starvi ng for oxygen. These, accord ing to educa tio nal in formation from the Amer ica n Hear t Assoca ti on, include uncomfortable press ure, fulln ess or· squ eezing in the cent er of th e> chest las ting fo r more th an two minutes, pai n spreading to should ers, neck or arm s, and sever e pa in, d izziness, swea ting, fainting, nausea or shortness of breat h. To control hear t attack risk fac tors, the Association reco m· mends th e followin g: Stop smoking. With in a rew yea rs of stopping, yo ur risk of dea th fro m ca rdiovascular dis· Meigs tops in VICA competition Meigs Hi gh School fi rs t place wi nnPrs in IIH' annual skil ls compel il io n o f V ! CA !Vocal ional -lndru stria l Clubs of America ) wi ll "ompetP in th e regiona l compel it ion 10 be held al 1he Co tum bus Tt•c hn ica l I nst ilute on March 7 . The in·school co mpetition held Tuesday night alta cled nearly 200 stud en ts an<J parents with contests b<:>ing hPid in th e areas of ct ul o mech i.wics1 cos metology elec tron ics , hand calculator, and welding. Awards to thP win ners \.\IE' I'(' prov ided by G. and ,J, Auto Pa rts , Moto r Parts, Sm ilh·Nelson Mo· tors, .Jim Co btJ Dea lers hip, Pat Hill Ford, Twin City Machine and Welding, Geo rge Wright. Midw· es t Steel Cor poration, Portsmouth BPaut,v S uppi ~ ·. and Farmer·s Bank . In the au to mc·l'ilanics ro mp<'ti· tion -l hc winnPr s were Gar.v Curtis, fi rst. .feff Mays, seco nd, and Roger Ca rpc'nlt'r, third . Tom Werry and Bill Wil liamso n arc the instruc tors, <J nd judg ing the co nt est were Larry Hudson, Larry Bunch, Frrn Da niels, Dave Robi nett(', Don Thomas, Ralph Stewa rt, Hill Coza rt. and Owen Col mc• r. .J ulie Hvsell took fir st. Rex .Justi s, .seco nd, and Cheryl Ro ush, thi rd In the cosmetology competition .. Ju dging Ihe contest fo r Ka~· Profi tt a nd Li nd a Yonker, instructors, were Pau la Butcher, Debbie Meadows, and Susa n Sisson. In th e electronics cont est the winners were Dave Smith, first, and Bi ll Tay lor, seco nd. Da le Harriston and Gary Wa lker arc the instruct ors , and judging the co ntest were Scali Harr ison and Rick Williamson. .John Sisson was the winner in the ha nd ca lcula tor co mpetition judged by Wal ker. In lhr weldi ng competition. the winnrrs in fh C' senior div ision were Dave Capehar t, fi rst; Bill Coy, second; and Breit Ford, third . In the junior ei?SS, the winners were Randy Kesterson , firs t; Eric Spencer , second, and Raymond MyNs, thi rd. Ken neth ease will be almost th e sa me as if you had never smoked. Check hi gh blood pressure. 1------..:......_ Have you blood press ure checked regularly and, if diagnosed, stick with your trea tment programs. Reduce If overweight. Research shows that the deat h ra te !rom hea rt disease a mong over·weight perso ns Is estimated to be th ree times higher than among ' those who are not overweight. Eat and exercise se nsibly. Eat a diet low in cholesterol an d sa tu rated fats to lower blood cholesterol levels, a nd exercise briskly 15 to .10 minu tes a week to build a health heart. The goal o! the Me igs County Branch, Ia nnarell i says, Is to reduce the number of dea th s from heart related pro blems. In 1985 out of the total of 267 Meigs Cou nty deat hs, 1.35 were all rib· uted to ca rdiovascular diseases. ______,;. . _____ ____ .,' ,• • ~ See The Difference ur ·Cost Cutter • r1cas akel H <m·~ Richar~ • amencan OSJ+ %-Gallon +--«••••o PH. 992-25511 J0 diV1 Only 0111 o•• ittm purt l\lllold $ 18 I 2(8x10s) , 2(5x7s) , and 10 wallets for only . .. l.t"'ar hman . Am v Louks, Trav is N£>u: lun , RrC'n l No rton. BrPnd n HrNt Kirk Rrrd. Arlt•nr Rirc: hil'. Tnrn mv H0 b1•rts. L('C'A nn Cost Cutter -White Bread 16-oz. Loaf $2.00 deposit req vired plus $1 .~ sitting fee for each additional sub/'eel. Add itional photo pac't<age available at regular price (s lghlly higher derosll). Advertised special features our setecllon (2 poses) o tho Blue and Brown Old Master. Scenic and Seasonal background $1 .00 additional. Robln ~on. Lr~, t Hurkr'r. Drlf'a h Sandl'r.~ . S;Jvtl\ .. k rt S.t.Vt'l'. i\ nJ::IC' Wrs l. Todd W\l!'o n. Grad •• II : M<ILil\'n n:m on. 1\ mv Bc 1rkhl· mPr. Lbo1 B b~f'll 11wl nur kr .•Jolin H:.t wk . Rr rwP K:n •lor Bonnlr Kwnl £. ChrlMv Spotlight Bean Coffee BigK Soft Drinks 3-lb. Bag 2-Liter Lo n~ . Dr lgg~. Hrathrr Fl nl a\1: , T.tmm,\' Lr achman . Mlkr mffi\' •'1: I~ ~ ~h Don't Take A Chance,. Marlt n, A.v Mnru. Lisa PooiC'r. LN Ann RN>d . Otw lfl Hicf', .l;ty nt' An n Rl! chll', Chr l ~ Spr>nC'N . Trlsh;-1 Spl'rlCC'r. Grade 9: fWi h Arbaug h. E r n It' Bak('r , Shuwn Bush. Ang ir• Chapm an. Rrr k v Chi'V ll llf'r . •J a nw~ f'h('\'ll lif'J' , K im Mrlri- PHOTOGRAPHY DAYS FRI., FEB. 20-SUN.r FEB. 22 PHOTOGRAPHY HOURS: FRI. 10-2, 3-8; SAT. 10-2, 3·6; SUN. 11-4 Pal'kr r. Crvs!it l RrC'd . Crf'la While. G~adf' il: Su'li.I J\Il f' C'l.l~' . Andr (•a Clrhtnd , Slrphanll' Grml nf't Billy Johnson. Mlii'Y An n Kl bhl l'. '1'11 nva M o n~ a n . Mar k Mutph,v . l.l'igh Ann Hl'dovl un, .lor Taylor . Grad e 7: Strvr nar nr !l . Tina Co nnolly , Je ff Durst. Da vi(l Gumpf. Dann.v l.awrrnrC'. Jr nn y M'a strrs. 'l'nm·.v Mn xr>y. .Juli E> RifflE>. KE>Il h Sp!' rt(•f'r. 1\lvPna Van MC' Iflr, 88 $ Specia l elfects, black & white backgrounds and props available only In our designer collectlnn Ruth Nutlf' r . Grad•• 10~ l.ls.1 l~o Ui n IJI! ICCIPitd Gallon %:'fJallon • . ' ' Bu um . MC'I! S.~il CaiH wa v. Todd Cl av, Ed M ur~' \llltl'ldOI COUPOn w dl Springdale ·- 2% Milk Non Returnable Bottle Co llins. K\l·k Fk k. Erlcir Kf'ss l n ~rr .'.Crf'g tyrr. LI UIChllll r h ~ Btlv.! IH!.e d tle rn II I hi! •dvtfTIWd DIICI Wllhtn j Gr!ldl' 12: H11bv n Barnf'1t , Durlrnr ' Rlfflr. Dan Tripp, VOIIt choor " ul" r ump11rHII I~ •t•m . Whlll't a rut t hed w hoch ,..41 a nr ttle -ou 10 ~ If There Is A Quesdon ••• WPfl': H a ~<'r . ' Sun Gold Oranae Juice Polar Pak Ice Cream roll ur th£' En ~ r rrn l·lla h Sc hool ha s brt•n announ<'t'fl . M ;1klnJ.! aJJ radt•of Bo r abovf' In alllh<' lr s u b lt'Cl~ to br nam('(\ lo rhrroll Amy ~nu liiYIOlJI ()I .. Cnlll8d Eastrrn High School ThC' flrsr six wrf'k~ ura dln ll P<'Tiod honor t.a mbrr t. Ti m l.. ow),o n. Lotrls sa rof!.,, PASTEURIZED PROCESS CHEESE FOOD . Honor roll To n y;~ "' '~ d\I~~BIIIu tn ll11 ci m!l thrt um~ POKfRAI'IS POMEROY, OH. P,X Iendrd vacat ion in F'lorida with thr lr son· in-law anci daugh· t Pr , Mr . :~ ncl Ms .. Jo h n Mr Laughlln . Mrs. Kat hiPrn W:~rd and F reda CarpPntrr \ \ '( ' !'( · r0ce nr vis itors of Mr. and Mrs. DPnzi l .Jac kson, Sher ma n, W. V :~. •Hlvo•rnw<l ''' ''11 .,...,, WE RE SER VE lHl RIGHT fO LIMIT QUANTITI ES NONE SOLO TO DEA LERS ADOlPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At the End of the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge hav£1 rf'tu r nrd homr from an ADVflnliO n01 " "' Eao ~~ ut thMe adv"rt•sed item• ,. ieQuued to bt rl!ldolv h8ol& h"' '"' ~It! •n u <:h llrll iJ"I S tu"! , Ollrl!pl HI ~fl'll<':ti O!: IIIIy no!R(I on t h ~ Ill Jlwo• 1ln •un Oto l o t 10 COP YA IG~T 1987 THE !(ROGER CO ITEM S AND PR IC ES GOOD SUNOA. V, FEB 15. T ~ROU G H SATURDA Y. H8 11. 19117. IN P01£10T ~ NO (lAUI P1lliS ' Stii·entille note.r Mr. and Mrs. Eblin and Ric hard Fett y are I he Ins tructors. The judges were Paul Amberger, Chr is Black, Bruce Coltrill, Mike Haley, Bill Miller, Lee Willia ms, George Wr ight. Other partici pant s in the co ntests were Bill Morris. Chris Hu tton. Terry. Lit tle, Mike Roush, Anthony Wilson. Lois Ebli n, Mary F lagg, Carla King, .Jodi e Ervin, Do nna Curtis, Drea ma Bentz, Susa n Ba um. Alison Jone, Le igh Leach. Stephanie Milam, P aul Brickl es. Angie Pierce. Don Bunce. Sco tt Gver. Shannon Stewart. Tim J effers, Ron Ca pehart, .Joh n Ca rl , Scali Newell , Scott Oberholzer, Da nny Hall, and Steve Tracy . PICKENS HARDWARE MASON W.VA. Spo111ght a..n CoHee1 ·1b. B•g. . .•1.88 Individually Wrapped Slices Cheese · Food....... ;....... 12-oz. 590 In 011 or W•ter Star-Kist ggc Saltines Kr~ger 69C Tuna .............. ......... Chunk Ught 1-lb. e.s-oz. Am.v Wrl l. S hl' rT I Wo lf. ov't Graded Choice Grain Fed Beef, 11-13-lb. Avg. "Untrimmed Wholaaale Cut" Whole Cap-On In The Dell-Pastry Shoppe PIATT'S BEAUTY SALON IS IT IMPORTAN.T TO AnEND A FUNERAL? Pre-Spring 'Special MARCH 3-APIIL 14 PERMS \ 20°/o ott SDAY & WEDNESDAY CUTS & STYLES $8 SO CALL FOR APPOINTMENT PRATT'S BEAUTY SALON 80 lACE ST. _ MIDDLEPORT 992 3751 If¥ BISHOP, STYUST-MAXINE MEDLEY, OWNER Pl~ '.«114-i:. F,.,.J.if.(tu) 1111~U U!.POB. · ~ Yes, it is, and lor a variety of reasons. First, it shows you me. Your btin& there is appreciated by the members of the family. You can help just by ollerina to help and mean in& it. By attendin& the funeral, you help shirt the lrievin& :... and &riel-shared is 'riel-diminished. Of course. if you were out o town or incapacitated durinc the funttal period, your not at· tendlnc is understandable. In such a case, ate· ,lelfam, latter or phone call helps the family un· .derstand your pllcltt. Visitina the bereaved to offer your assistance and condolences is proper conduct. In fact, many mourners may fHI it your obliption to .observe this custom out of respect lor the family or 'friendship lor th' daceased. You ,YDU fail to observe thesa simple social · amenities, '-ou m.~y be unintentionally cutting . your ties wtth the family of the bereaved. It be·· •hooves you to attend, to visit. to console the be· reaved . Kroger Cottaae Cheese / ~4-oz. SandyM.a c Boiled Ham Boneless Sirloin. Tip Pound Pound 78 · $ 48 Sliced To Order Sliced Free Go Krogering 5TH STREET 18141117· 3110 COOLVILLE, OHIO • • 1\ ~ -·· - ·- -- -----------·- -·-~---~--'----- · · - ---- ------- --~ ----·--...,.------ -- . .. __ _____ 'I _.,... " �• The Daily Sentinel Ohio Wednesday, February 18, 1987' 18, 1987 Toledo accepts S&L related settlement The Daily Sentinei- Page-9 Pomer{ly-Middleport, Ohio TOLEDO !UPil - The city will receive $930,000 from out-of.court. settlement stemming from the !allure of ESM Government Securities Inc., officials said. City council accepted the offer Tuesday from . the · AmNlcan Motorist Mutual Insurance Co .. which Initially refused to pay a$1 million bond covering two former employees who directed the . city's ,Investments with the · brokerage firm. an The ci(y said It was owed the bond because American Motorist had covered the actions of James Kash, former finan ce director, and Daniel Hls kev, former treasu'rer . · Toledo flied a suit In U.S, The co lla pse or ESM result ed In the loss of $19.2 million Toledo had Inves ted with th e Fort Lauderdal e, Fla ., brokerage company . That collapse a lso led to the fa ilure of the Home State Savings Ba nk a nd t h£> s tat c' s1985 fina ncial cr isis . Dls irlct Court las t July, asking for the $1 m111ion bond a nd SIO million In punltlv£> dama ges. THe Insu rance compan y In turn s ued the two former employees for allegedly failin g to accoun t for the lund ~. .A TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to 5 P.M. 8 A.M. Until NOON SATURDAY THE CORNER OF GENERAL HARTINGER PARKWAY AND PEARL STREET IN MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . . TELEPHONE 992·3471 POLIC s SIORE HOURS ARE: 8 A.M. 10 10 P.M.-'-7 DAYS A WEEK Chuck Roast - Swiss Steak Bone-In LB. $ • 1.60 discount lor adt paid in advance. •free ads- Giveaway and Found ads under 16 words will be run 3 days at no charge. •Price of ad lor 811 capitalletterl il double price of ad cost •7 point line type onty used. . Boneless ,- Chuc~ •A classified advertisement placed in Thi Daitv Sentinel !eK· cept - classified display , Business Card and legal notices) wit~ also_ app~ar in the Pt . Pleasant Register and the Galli· polla Da1ly Tnbune. reaching over 18,000 homH. LB. COPY DEADLINE- . MONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Notice is hereby given that on Saturday, January 21, • 1987, a1 10:00 a.m., a pub· LBS. IN THE DELl ·corned Beef *1'' ~ $ IN THE MEAT DEPARTMENT Imported Seedleu Red Flame OR White LB. 1982 Kawasaki Motor 1982 Pontiac J 2000. 2AB77GOC7555508 . 1980 Pontiac 4 Dr. Phoenix. 2Z685AT114241 , The Farmers Bank and Savings Company. Pom eroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at thi1 sale, and to withdraw the above collateral prior 10 sale. Further, The Farmers Bank and Savings Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submined. Further, the above collateral will be sold in the con · dition it is in with no ex preased or implied warren· ties given. IN THE DELl Roast Beef 121 18. 19, 20, 3tc Choppe4 Public Notice Ham $J29 LB. Whole meroy, Ohio (Case No. 86· DR-631. The last known od· dreSI of larry Roger Love wat Box 31486 Bowles Road. Dexter, Ohio 46728 ond tha'l LB. Crispv Serve Frankies ' OtNteCounty A-Codol14 ~ Shedd's Countrv Crock ~ $129 lb. IN THE GROCERY DEPARTMENT RC Cola , 79"'' Softv Brea · 5/ 1 2 Llttro 16tz. L"'" IN THE FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT ' ~allev Ut. 99~ 99~ 24oz. IN THE GROCERY DEPARTM $J99 12oz. Tide family Size $ 99 IN THE FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMEttT Banquet · Fried hicken 21••· 11-WnodloO.. Public Notice Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY OnJanuery30, 1987, in1he Meigs County. Probate 25413. Coun, Freddia Houdashel1, 398 Gr1111 S,_, Middleport, Ohio 45760. wu lippointad Administratrix of the estate of laona Kohl. dec......t, lata of 366 G,.,. S11'8et MiddiOf>Ort, Ohio, 45760, Rober1 E, Buck, Probo1e Judge Lena K. Nesselroad. Clerk 1214.11 , 18 Jtc and specifications prepared by the DEPARTMENT OF Nil· TURAL RESOURCES, THE DIVISION OF RECLAMA· TION, COLUMBUS. OHIO , BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN THE SECONO FLOOR CON· FERENCE ROOM OF 1865 (BUILDING HI OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DE· PARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES , THE EST!· Public Notice NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals will be_received at the : . . until March 6, 1987 at 2 :00 p .m . Eastern Standard Time end opened thereaher for furnishing the material• and performing the labor for the execution and construction of : 54 Misc. Merchandise PUCAILE TO THIS BID. WAGE RATES ESTAB· USHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 1513.18 AND 1513.37 OF TliE RE VISED COOE ARE ALSO APPLICABLE. promote the beat interest of the State. As provided in Section A pre· bid meeting will be held on Friday, February 20. 1987 at 1 0 :00 a.m . a1 the site. Copies of the plans, specifications and proposal forms will be forwarded from the Oivison of Reclamation, De· partment of · Natural Re· sources, upon receipt of a check in the amount of Oflio 43224 . (Phone: (6141 2611-1058). ' Each bid must be accom · ponied by a BID GUA· RANTY. meeting 1he •aqulrements of Section 153.64 of the Ohio Revised Code. CONTRACTORS ARE ADVISED THAT IN ACCOR · DANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE JANUARY 27, 1972 EXECUTIVE OR · ~R BY THE GOVERNOR OF OHIO AND AMENDED EXECUTIVE ORDER 84-9, FEBRUARY 15, 1984, EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY CONDmONS ARE (>.P· FOR SALE PLUMBING & HfATING 168 North Stcond Middl1ptrf,•Ohlo 45160 SALES &SERVICE We Carry Fl1hlnt hppll" Pay Your & Cel>te 681. Phone Billa Hera A good opportunity fo• an ambitious family, in accordance with the plans Priced on 1~141 inspection . 16t41 9t2·7754 ln8 / l l~ DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 Mom John Les Love Guess INVITATION FOR SEALED BIDS . Large Roll , AnnaL. Warmke, E~~:ecutor; will atJ cept bids for the purcn1se of any or all of the hi tlowlng parcels of real estale from the eslt~te of Roman F. W8fmke. deceased: PARCEL 1: A lracl of 160 aCres, mo1e or tess, situated In Rutland Township, Meigs Countv. Ohio, as described In volume 2-47, pege 8-f5, Meigs County Deed A~Jcords. Subject to al_1nd In· stallment conlriCI of record In 11olume 100, page 779, Meigs COunty Deed Records . (Sida can be made on this parcal for either the en lire Interest or a one·hRII Interest In lhe parcel .) PARCEL 2: A tract ot 120 ao::res, more or lets, In Salem TOwnstllp, Meigs COunly, OhiC', with 14 ve in ol coal fllCCtpted. Relerance: volume 257, p~~ge 86, Meigs County Deed Recorda . PARCEll: House and lot at 56 W. Union Street, Athens, Ohio. Bids etlould be addresaed to Ri chard P. laylor, Attorney at Law, P.O. Box 878, Alhflna, Qnlo . All bids should be In 1eealtd ·enVelope wllh " Romtn F. Warmke Estate Bid " written or typed Ion ttll envelope. All bid• will be opened February 28, 191117, al P.M. at the law office ol Attorn er Richard P. Taylor, 771/J. E. 'State Street, Atliens, Ohio , ThA right Is reservnd to refuse '"Y anclall bide. after the actual date of the opening thereof. The dWector of Natural Aesourees reserves the right to reject any or all bids, or to accept the bid which em · Maces such combination al tematt ,roposals as mav 2.52 ACRES - Eastern Schools, 5 rm. home, 2 BRs, gas heat af wellhead price. Carpeling excepl bath. Want to senle estate. 66 ACRES - Seclion 25, Rutland Township. atl mi· nerals and young timber. BURLHIGHAM - 4.85 acres, dug well, 2 BR trarler 12x65 with I;; baths, L.P. gas lur· nace, range & relrigeralor. MIDDLEPORT - 5 rms., lg. family rm., bath, utility, gar· age & lg, lot. Back patio, front porch. ROCK SPRINGS -lg. yard, mostly fe,el, ni ce 7 om. 2 story home with 2 ful l baths. f.A. furnace, modern birch kitchen with disposal, refri· gerator, cook & bake units. POMEROY - Good 5 rm. home on ~easanl Ridge St. Gas f.A. furnace, basement. carpetry, panelin~ 2 outbuild· ings & 7 acres. $25,000. RACINE - One story 3 BR, insulated home near the schools. level lot, cify utili· Ires, Buck wood sto,e, Sl. Or. & windows, walk to the store. Asking $24,000. RT. 124 - 125 acres, river frontage, old house, barn & bldgs., t.p. water at one frailer setup, Excetlent loca· lion wtth acres of tractor land. $709,000. HAVING ASELLING PROBLEM! LIMESTONE GRAVEL .- SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT NEW LISTING- Racine Atwo bedroom house on a good street. large lot and block burld rng. This house is affordable at $13.000.00. lliitl · H• •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRY •GIBSO~ REFAIGERArOR •SATEWTE SAL£S & SERVICE If• A fill Ti111t ~.1.1 .. n.,••.t... •• D1ty RIDENOUR TV & APPLIANCE CHESTIR-915-3307 4/ 1/ tln FOR SALE 100ft. Public No1ice MAY CONTIICT THE STATE EOUAL EMPLOYMENT CO · ORD!NIIlOR BY CALLING (6141 466·8380 OR THE Ml· NORtTY BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OIVISION BY CAL· LING 16141 488 ·6700 OR TOLL FREE ON 1-800-282 · 123. 151 of ohe Ohio Ra· vised Code and Admini1tra· tive Rule 123: 2-16-02 of the Department of Admin· istrative Services. the CON · TRACTOR shall make every effort to ensure that certified minority business sub· conuactors and material men participate in the con · tract. The total value of subcontracts awarded to ~tnd materials and 11ervices purchased from minority businesses shall be as set forth in the apeficiations. 1096, APPROVEO FOR PUBLI · CATION IN The Dailv Santi· nel, Pomeroy , Ohio on Februarv 1 1 and 18. 1987 RECOMMENDED ' LARRYW . MAMONE , Chief Dlvison ol Recl amation Date : 2 / 3 / 87 APPROVED ' JOSEPH J. SOMMER Director Department of Natural Retourcea CONTRACTORS REQUIR · lNG ASSISTANCE IN SE · CURING BIDS FROM CERTI· FlED MilE SUBCONTRAC· TORS AND SUPPUERS ' Dole' 213 / 87 f21 RADIATOR SERVICE APPROXIMATELY 136 acres of vacant land. Secluded and private. hcellent home site or hunting land. Up to 30 acres hay land. WANT $45,000.00. We can repair and recore radiators and beater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. Wealso ,.,air GIS TaAks. PAT HIL~ FORD 992·2198 POMEROY AREA - 10 acres close to town with a 2 car garage, and a nicely re· modeled J bedroom home. New furnace, new hot water tank, etc. Here is what yoij have been looking for at Middleport, Ohio $42,900.00. 1-13-tfc POMEROY - The family room ~ jusf oft fhe kitchen and near the large rear deck, Excellent neighborhood for kids. Large lot, 2 baths, approximately 5 aetes. cenfral air. $30,000.00. QUILTING LESSONS "All you' Mill to know 11 mok1 your own quHII 111111 INI proudl" MINERSVILE - Mini-Farm - Approximately 6 acres with a 2 bed room nicely re· modeled home wifh lots of cabinet space. barn, milk house, lruil trees, fencing and a good garden space. MAKE OFFER. $12,000.00. L1s- stll't 1 1 , 1 8 21C ftr molt iollor-leo talh 614-992-7537 Ht-1•o. IIDDLEPORT- Stately home street Large ~ and, 1111ny lealures. Great location, great style, goeat desill!l. Must 1111 a ~ ((IT OUT 101 flf1lfil USEJ lEN'S APPLIANCE SEIYICE be seen. $42,500.00. Htnry E. Cleland, Jr. 992-6191 Jt1n Trusaall ...... 94'9-21i&OI 915-3561 ~~~:.~~~.::.::.:.~~tl~~; "•kl• All OWathtrO •DI-Ittro ...nt• •llefwflter- •D,..•F·- l•liJ 'ARTS end E:IRVICE .rrlqtJ.JIII r, Hlfo EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR "At R1asonablt Pricu" PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 GUN SHOOT Roger Hysell Garage Rt. 124, Po,.•or Ohio Call 992-3005 6:30P.M. or 9'2·6167 12 Gauge Shotguns Only SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MUI.IERIY AV£. POMIIOY, OH. l. t. 'IJ -S MO . lAClNE FIRE DEPT, Zone· Commercial REIUILT & REPAIRED or 949·2756 John II. Bentz Owner /Mechanic EVERY SAT. NIGHT AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS PH. 949-2893 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4-16-86·tfn Middleport 2-5-17·1 mo. Truck, auto, & heavy equipment repairs and welding , IAll makos & modolol CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES Boshan Building AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Alu Tramtluloa PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 Factory Choke 6·17-tfc L0-1-tln YOUNG'S J.l.' s IEPAIIS CARPENTER SERVICE TYs, Antenna1 Sattllitt Salt• Installation Stnice Electronic Organa Addon1 •nd r•modeUng - Rooting 11nd gutur work - Concutle wmll - Plumbing and lttectr iell W Ofk (fret~ Eatimatet) Mobile service V. C. YOUNG Ill 614-1.43-5248 992-6215 or 992 -7 314 lob lorton, Ow11tr RIASONAILI • RllfAIIE Pomeroy, Qhio J&L ILOWN "VINYl SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "ILOWN IN INSULAnoN PH. 992·9949 2-5··86-"n IISULAnON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •ln1uladon •Sto"" Doors •Stomt Window• •Repla IAICII 16 I 17 100ft. X BISSELL BUILDERS Horti119er Parkway 0· -tfc CALl 992·3325 ltoo WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS fOR 9t2 -6!SO JI~DIIKI- 985-4167 With ·eyes of · blue Happy ·Birthday Bid• are Hlled and addressed to' DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL ,.ESOURCES. DIVI SION OF RECLAMATION. 1865 FOUNTAIN SQUARE. H. SECOND BUILDING FLOOR. COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224. No bidder mov with his bid w~hin sixty (601 tUSINESS !'HONE Calf for Appointmen1 22 Marcel To~tal 89~ mation may be obtained from the ~vision Df Recla· mation. Department of Na· tltf'al Resoufces, 1866 Fountain Square. Building H, Second Floor, Columbus , Charlie Sargent's CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred. Oh .• 4 mi . W. of Tuppers Plains on St. At. UTILE LEADING CREEK II RECLAMATION PROJECT MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG -Sc-2 ., Jeno's Pizzas Public Notice Business Services 1-11141-992-3326 49 IN THE FROZEN FOOD DEPARTMENT Public No1ica DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1855 FOUNTAIN SQUARE - SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS, OHIO 43224 Phone Thorofare Po 2Llttro MATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS .DETERMINED BY THE DIVISION OF RECLAMA· TION IS $860.455.00. $14 ,00 made payable to the Real Estate ·t.J:! RtllrQR 45th ~1' 1 'J I I I'' Public Notice Public Notice Oapartment of Natural Re· sources. These may also be purchased with cash in the eKact amount. Plans and specifications become the property of the prospective bidders and no refunds will be made . Additional infor· Happy Ads Historical ~1r·rr lr.rilllt\1 ··~· TEAFORDm IN THE GROCERY 249 11-R-. TV. Cl Rl!lolr 17-M"OIM•IDUI · Cieri<. 11)21 , 28:1214, 11, 18, 26 6tc $169 ,lib. 77--Ropolr 11-Comlolnelqurp . . ., 71-C.mpn • Motor Homte 702-R-d 117-coolvllo Mt. ~ernon Homogenized Milk 1811. 74--ll'fCI• 71-1.... a Moto,. fDf • • · 71-AIIta Aaa.10rt. 241...._Ftllo IN THE DAIRY DEPARTMENT Folgers Instant Coffee Far111er Select french fries Bell Cottage Cheese 72-lNolltlor loll 14-IIMll:-T~ an answer upon the Meig1 County Common Pleea Court + Ill , jlllr l.il IIIII n-v-•cwo·, l l - . _ ... _ plaint within 28 dll'(s of11< 1ha last publication . by sarvlce qf 5 ,_.....,....... II 12 ............, 11 ........ , . quired to anawer the com- 1-lb. pkg. JI - AMI ElUte Wll'ltlld ' 141--A-• 2:00P.M. WEDNESDAY 2:00P.M. THURSD~Y 2:00P.M. FRIDAY Casa No. •-Lata.ACfellt •-ool 143--d - 2'00 PM MONDAY - 2'00 P.M, ruESDAY - 14-lulln•alulldln• ,_...... ,..,.. MMDII Co.. WY ...... Codt- ....., I '' \llj iJIIII ,\ li'JI" J·rr l I U-Mobllo Ho- lor loll l3-Fannt tor • • ~---·- .... DAY BE;FOAE PUBLICATION - 11 :00 A.M . SATURDAY I rl1' 1-W-·IIIf property ond auignment of deb1o. la1ry Rogel Lova io re- Bacon 12 oz. pkg. IN THE DAIRY DEPARTMENT ..o.oo Clauified pages cover the following telephone exchanges... 216 E. 2nd St. IN THE DAIR1 DEPARTMENT UI.OO Rat.. art for oonMCUtlvtruna,INoken updaytwtllbl chatgld IIDr tiCh dly 11 MPtmelda. his address is currently unknown. The ptaintiff l&eka a divorce. custody of Susan Love. an award ot the real estate, and a fair division of of IN THE MEAT DEPARTMENT Superior $ 69 LB. NOTICE TO: lall'! Roger Love. please take notice that Karen Eileen Love hat filed a complaint for divorce, in the Meig1 County Court of Common Pl&ll, Po- $149 IN THE MEAT DEPARTMENT Tavern , Hams Cycle JKAKZHD14CB617627. Ora pes ~ 18. IN THE DELl LB. lie Sale will be held at 1 05 Union Avenue, Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell for cash the fol· lowing collateral : 1982 Kawasaki Motor IN THE PRODUCE abbage Bananas 1 MONTH 11-H_ .... 11-l.ott .... 7-Yn 1o1o.,.. to 111.00 I 31-HOIMI for I tit .-o-"' ·812-Mirlllltpor1 THURSDAY PAPER FRIOAY PAPER Golden Ripe t13.0D t21 .0D fi1.0D 11.00 113.00 133.00 10 DAYS •Ads that mutt be paiq in advance ere: Card of Thanks Happy Ada In Memoriam Yard Salet - WEDNESDAY PAPER IN THE PRODUCE ... oo 3DAVI IOAVS 17.00 t10.00 day after pubhc1110n to make conection. SUNDAY PAPER IN THE PRODUCE 11.00 ti .OO 14.00 •sentinel is not responsible for errors after first day ICheck lor errors firtt_d~ ad runs in peper) . Call before 2:.00 p.m. Roast $ LB • 1 OAVS o~tside Meigs, Gallle or Maton counties mual be pre· ·~eceh'e 1 -Ctol ol , ..... 2-ln Ma:det 1-A: AL....,..tl 0·11 WOIIDS 11-lii.WOADS 21·36 WORDS CLOSED SUNDAy •Ads paid . II<' d RATES n~l Window• •N- Roofing "fflf ES"ItMAIES" JUlES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 1·11·'17-1 mo. 8·20-'86 lfn BISSELL SIDING CO. Mtw"- ltlilt "frH E111mateo" PH. 949·2160 or 949-2101 No s-t.y Celh . BOGGS SALIS & SEIVICE U. S. IT. 50 EAST GUYSVIllt, OHIO , Autt.rbtd Jolon D•rt, Nlll tllhncl, llllh IM9 ,..., fqui(IIMI11 • Dealtr Fe,. E~tlp•e•t hrte & 1tn1ee . 4· ! 1>861c ' . Computerized Hearinc Aid Selettion 0 SWim Molds - Interpreting Services z . S LISA M. KOCH, M.S. iil Ucensed Clinical Audiologist ::t ! (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Secolld Avenue, Box 1213 Glllipolis, Ohio 45631 · 1-13 • •' . - �'v- """ LliiUY ;)tlllllllel t-omeroy Allllllll111:1: 111 enls 3 Renlol~ LAFF·A·DAY 41 Announcements Cholle. 12 guege ahotgun1 • Nice 3 BR houae. ·~60 plut utHittt & sac. depot•t. C1ll 614 · 448 -9280 after · & &i weekend e. Avon Open HouM, Monday Feb. 11, 11 Jim's Carpet Outlat In Henford, 6·9pm . Public in\lited. r.treshmenta. door prire• every hour. everything there y, price Bring friend• & relatives. 8 ro~m house on 60 acr1111 at Eurekl. UOO a month C1ll 30.·878·5104. 3 Bedroom unturnl1hed haute, itrge TV room wilt. firepltca, 1 1/t brth 1360.00 ptr mo. Y.t mila Pitt HMC on Rt. 36 Ph. Giveaway 81•·••&·•389 ., 30.·876· 9780. Free Aebbit Hutd• C1ll 614- U8·136• Beautiful 3 bedroom haute in Syracute Full kitchen, large l1wn. Contact diVt 1114-992111298 or nlghll 81--887 -3785. Mele cat. two 8 month• old kltter... 4 seven weak old kltten1. 304-117&-6747. 5 $240.00 from car wuh acro 11 from _Eaetern Ave, McDonaldt tan~ It by mtll P.O. Box 306. Galllpoht, Oh 415631 . Stolen on Feb ~0. 1987 about &pm, no quettlona liked. IMPORTANT! 6 Lost and Found Rewerd for VolVo car keys lost at K -Man, Wednead-v 2-1 1-87 Bring to Tribune oH•ce lOST· White Qermen Sheptlard female (In Nebo Rd . "RE WARD", Ph. 614-379-2240 . Reward lor 1 black Chow Chow, loaf in vicinity of Rt 7 and At 218 Ph 814·446·7163. loll 2 weekt ago. lut tHfl at Rocktpnngt Dog Pound Brindel Pitt Bull. 4 yeert old f300 rew1rd for return. Call614-9922881 . 8111 Stewart FOUND, smell blaclc and whlta young dog whh NO name, collar 304-896-3698. 7 Yard Sale ·······p··············-- ....... . omeroy Middleport S. Vicinity Odda and Endt Sale. Corner of lincoln and Pearl Stt.. 493 lincoln, 1n Middleport. Febru1ry 19 end 20. Starting at 9 ;00 em. 9 Wanted To Buy "Maybe a 'Beware of the Dog' s1gn . WOU}d cheer him Up!" ~:;::;~;;:~;;;:.:==r;,;::=:;;:=;::====~ 111 H 1 W e P ante d Nuclear Power Trainees Up to 18000 cash bonut avalltble on completton of our trlining pro· gram Potltiont available for f'ligh tehool diploma grtdl.lates w•th strong mtlh· tcience beckground. age 17-24. who will relocate at our 8Ipenae. Call 1-800-282-1384, Mon-Thura, 9am-2pm . ~__:----- · ·· ­ GOVERNMENT JOBS . $f8,040-1&9,230 yr Now Hlr· ing Call 806-687-6000 ht. R-9806 for current feder11 lltt. Salea-peraon needed at local car dealer. no e11periance n~~eeuary. Send rasumelo P.O. Boll 7290 Pomeroy, Ohio. The Army National GUird needt both non-prior tnd prior military service lndlvldu1lt Join now for a part-timt job with full time benetiu. Educational money available. 304-676-3950 or 1- 800·842·3819 Electronic clau, 'free for unem plovad. or welt~ra , working ttu denta will be ctltrged i f" of *2.00 per ttnion. C1ll Jerry Mullint, 304-882-3517. Someone to do ahltfationa. apply in perton 10.00 to 3 ;00. Duke Cleanets, 2419 Jedlton Ave. , Point Plaatant 21 B usiness Opportunity Own your own Jaan Sportawear, ladiat apparel, chlldrent· maternity, 1..-ge tiret, petite, dencewear-aerobic or ecceaaoriet at'ore. Jordache, Chic. Lee. lev•. lzod, Gitana. Meni, Calvin Klein, Sergio Valente, Evan Picone, Ur Glaiborne, Members Only, Gasoline. Healthtex Over 1000 other• •14.800 to t26,900 inventory, training, fiiturea, grand opening etc. Can open 1 6 days . Mr Sidney •0•· 262-4489. Own your own Jetn Sportaweer. Ladiet Apparel, Ctlildnna- Matarnity, large Sins, Petite, Dancewear Aerobic or Acce11ories Store. Jordectle, Ctlic, Lea. levi, lzod. Gitana, Mana, Calvin Klein, Sergio V1lente, Evan Picone.lir Cltiborne. Membttt Only-, Guoline. HeelthtaK over 1000 oth· era . •14.800 to U6.900 inventory, trtinlng, fiKtures, grand opening etc. Can open 16 dayt M•. Loughlin (8121888·4228. 23 Professional Services Piano & organ le11ons. Mary Lucaa. Call 614-44111-9787 or &14·4·8· U28. AVON . no tarvlce charge, open territorln. phone 304-676 - 614-446·3872 TOP CASH ptld for '83 model 1nd newer uted Clrs. Smith Buick-Pontiac. 191 1 Eutern Ave .. Gallipc:llia. Call 614-44111- 2282. Uaed Mobile Homea Ph 814· U8·0176. Top pricet paid for attnding timber call after 6pm Ph. 614- Supplement your inc::om• For only 3 or 4 hours 1 day vou can net a good Income delivering THE DAILY S£NTINEL. Mutt be dependeble tnd tlave rell1blt uantponation Great for rttlr~ person To bt consider~ und n1ma. addrett. phone numbltf and make of ctr to Bolt P-1000 in care of THE DAILY SEN TINEL. 11 1 Court St., Pomllf'oy, Ohio 4!5769. 15 4•8·752•. Wanted to buy ChevetUI with motor blown or trantmiulon 78' to 83' model Ph. 814-367-0120 Buying dtily gold, silver colnt ringt, jewelry, sterling were, otd coint, ltrge currency. Top pricn . Ed. Burketl Barber Shop, 2nd . Ave. Middleport, Oh. 814- Schools Instruction Retrain Now . Southeattern Busmess College Ctll 814-C46 - 4387. EIIIIIIUyiiWIII Serv 1ce s 11 Help Wanted 31 Homes for Sale Raposaettad 14•70. 1986 PtDetux 2 bedroom, 2 bath, $600.00 down take over paymenta of t225.00 per month. Fr" Delivery . MID OHIO FItr~ot Roofing. Ptintlng, small plumb· ing •nd carpetrv jobs. Renona· ble. FrM Ettam1t11 Ph. 304- 678·2981 . Build to 1uit porchet, patios and out building• 1nd •II ell.tiM'Ior c•pentrv and some Interior. Experienced C111 614 -446- 3376. Private duty nurting 6yr. tllptrlence. Ph. 814-•4& -8398. 30.·878·1379. AVON -Wowl\ Mtke big buckt. No proceulng charge Call F1nanwl GU·4•6·3368. 21 Business Opportunity AREA MANAGER 25.000 to 88. 000 ~n time or full time. Pottaleumworkthop. working from vour own tlome. Sal" or ttactling background prefttred 496.001ncludHcom· ple1e training for irltervlew 803 844· 3383 tltt. 9604 9am to Gpm. _6_1_4_ -4_4_._·4_7_7_8_.- - - - 2 bdr fulty-furnithedadultaonly: Wednesday, KIT 'N' CARLYLE BORN LOSER APARTMENTS, mobUe homea, hou1e1. Pt. Pleallntand-Gatllpo- llo. 81•·448·8221 . NlcaHmi-prlvetalot, whh 2 BR. trailer, lurnithed. Weter Plid. large glttttd In porch. Very nice. quiet naiqhbOrhod. Sec. dep. &. ref . requ1red. Centenary area. Coll614·446-3168. In Eureka BIICeUent thtpe 2 8dr. with upando . Re1poncible adults only. No patt. t226mo. Depotlt required Ph . 814-245- 6863 2 Bedroom mobile home for rent. Shoestring Ridge . noo.oomo. e76.00 depotit Ph . 614·446·2496. 3 bedroom mobile home, convenient location. upper Rt. 7 . lumlthed. W1ter paid Call 814- Futnlthild one bedroom apt. convenient location. call 304· 1972 Ford. 400 Engine. JNith 1 • C-6 trantmittion, runt good C-4 1 , trantrfti~tlon Ph . 304-675·.:' 6350. ,. 713·6024. 875·2 ••1. Two bedroom aptt for rent In Point Plea.. nt, Hud .:ceptfd 0 col1814·«8·2200. 2 bedroom mobile home for rant. Adult• onlv . Call 814-992- 2&98. 1986 Mobile Home. t'•x70, on St. At 143. *230. gat included. Coii61.·992·6U9 2 bedroom. furnithad . New Haven. Call 304· 882· 2468 . 3 bedroom furnished . 1 child, no pett . Good clean condition 4 milet above New Hevan Rt . 33. Coli 304·882-2486 K & K Mobile Homes, 2 and 3 bedroom mobile homes , 304- &76-3000.· 44 Small 2 bedroom cottage. AC, and cerpet. 8 Mlletfrom Gallipolis •1000.00 down •213 .00 mo. 100~t1&0 lot. Ph . lll14·446· 8698 9am to 4pm. 1971 Commodore 12x66, 2 Bdr.. partty furnished. wood burning .tove Ph. 614-388- 9804. 2 BR. 16 Court St. Carpeted. Kllchen turn . $360-month . Plus utilities, depotil. Ctll 614-446- 4928. 1 Bedroom ba1ic rent S178.00 p(u1 electric Alto required 1 •200.00 security depotlt. CON TACT: Jackton Ettatea Dept. Ph 4•6 -3997 Equal Hout ing Opponunity. Nice houu In Pomeroy-. 6 roomt and bath with lull basement. •17,!500 . Phone 814-992- I NOnCE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO rtcommendt th1t you do butlntll with people vou know. tnd NOT to tend money through the mall until you have inv"tlglted the offering. 8U·U6·7026. ' ' Furnlthad & unfurnithed .aptt ., t150 00 and up. references Ph. 7•62. 304·876· 7738 ., 304·876· Completely remodeled 2 bedrooms, basement, everything new . 2312 Mtdlton Ave., 5104 A·1 Rut Eattta . 021.600.00. 3().4-876·6471 o• 304-372·9970. 32 Mobile Homes for Sala 1 4x 70 Fleetwood. 3 bdr .. 2 full batt. I , tottlelac. like new, price negotltble Cell after 4 week days, anytime"waekandt. ea388- 8&33. NEW ANO USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL"S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 MI. WEST. OALUPOLIS. RT 3&. PHONE 8U.u&.727 • . 14x70 fiMtwood . 3 Bdr ., 2 lull bltht, totalelec. like new, price negotiable. Call after 4 week· dayt, enytlmt weekttndt. 614· 388·8633. 14a70 Fleetwood. 2 Bdr .. 2 tu11 baths, tote! elec. Price negoti• bte C1ll attar 4 wukl:tay•. enytimt wHkendt. 614-3888&33. Furnlthtd apartment. next door to libr•rv· Oneprofnsional adult only , Parking. Call 814-446- 0338. 2 room, furnithad. upstairs apt. clean, no pets. Adultt Utilities furnished. Rei. & dep. required. ctll&1•·446-1619. Unfumlthed tpt.-4 roome , bath. Centrally located. 1 or 2 adult&. No pets. Reference•. Security d•po1it requirltd . Call 614-446- 0•4•. Furnished ap1rtment. 2 Bedroom, nlceloc1tlon. Aduitt only. No pets. Call 61 4·446· 2404. Furnithed apartment. utilltin p~~ld , 108 Vine St .. $236.00 Call 114-44111-9244 Between 9 :00- 5:00. Newly constructed 1 ttory. 2 BR dupieK , approlt. 1 mile from downtown Gtlllpolit. Raferen· c"- No patt. Call 814-446- 1250. 0 .480. 0 1980 AMC Concord. gooCI - ' cond, $1 ,000.00 or beat offer. · • 0 One Hdroom ~pt . eitra nice & clnn. Adultt only. No pet1. Ph . 54 Misc. Merchandise ' 61 46 Space for Rent Off•ce Space for Rent. E~~:oelltnt for Attor.n~s . Account1nt, etc Clo1e to Court Houu. Call Wiseman Real E1tate Agency . 614·446·3644. COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park. Route 33, North of Pomeroy. Rental trailert. Call 614-&92- 7479. Space for Rent: Trailer sptcet. locutt Rd. Rt. 1 . Point Plea11nt 304·676·1076. . Merchandi se King Heating Cotl or Wood Stove wtth fan only 2 years old. Alto Singer Commercial Sewing Mtchine and Fibergllll Motor Boat. Call 446-3131 1 0 to 6 after 6 448-2200. Used R: 15 Ditch Witch Trenc::her and 3110 John Deere Dozer 1·814-&9•·7842 ., 894·6006 PUBLIC NOTICE 1987 tchool model free arm tawing mtchinet regular $399.96, now $138.00 Ph. 614·385·4535. For Sale- Good Cedar Fence Pott .1 .26 Ph. 304-937-2900 . Wanted to buy Ctlevette with motor blown or transmlttlon 78' to a 83' modal Ph. 614-367- 0120. 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Olive St . Galllpollt. New&. uted wood-coal•tovas. 6 pc wood LR suite 1399, bunk bedt 1199 recliners new &: used bedroom tuitet, wringer wuhert. &. thoea . New Uvlngroom suites 8199-8699, lampt. Call. 814- 446·3169. County Appliance. Inc. Good used appliances and TV tttt Open BAM to &PM . Mon thru Sot. 6U·446·1899, 827 3.-d Ave. Gallipolit, OH Valley Furf'liture, new &. used. large 1ection of quelity furni· lure . 1216 Eastern Ave .' Gallipolis. ' MiiCed hardwood tlabt. e12. per bundle. Cont1inlng approx. 1 'n ton• . FOB Ohio Pallet Co. Pomeroy. Ohio. Call 814-992- 8481 . • Firtw"ood for Nla. •30. JMck-up lo1d. HEAP voucher• accepted Coll61•-2•7-3081 . Electric powered cement mixer, e11c ..ent condition. t276. Bear· c1t pollee tcann..-, good condl· tion. t60. Two aluminum stock sport wh•s for '86 Ford Ranger or Bronco 11.· $10. each . Call 6U-949·2183. Tonv'• Gun Repairs, hot rtbluelng. Open 9 :00AM to 7 ·00 PM . Coll30•-875·4831 . Hetbtlife lndtptndant Oltt. Call me for product. Mon-Fri. 9-3 . Glont Greta. 304-882· 3152. W11hert. dryers, refrlgeratort, renget. Sktggt Appliances, Upper River Rd . beside Stone Crett Motel 614-446·7398. LAYNE'S FURNITURE ' 2010 John Deere diHeltractorplowt, dltc 13950. New Idee Dyne Bounce mowpr •496 lata model 22•T Jotln Deere baler $1296. Hty wagon $300 C.ll 614·286·8522 . 1980 Ood!Je B-50. 4x4 pickup, ·~ 4 cyl , 5 1pd., AC. New Buck , · shot mudder tires , new cuttom ' · paint- Sharp! Call 814· 367- ,. 75.0 U.S 36 Watt, Jackson. Ohio. 814·288·8451 . Munv Ferguson, New Holland. Ruth Hog Slltt & Service Ovar 40 uted trtctort to ctloose from & complete line of new & uted equipment. Largeat telection in S E. Ohio. JIM"S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER. SA 36 W. Gallipolis. Ohio. Ce11114-446-9777. eve. 614-448-3592 . Up front trac tors with wantntv over 40 uted trectort, 1000 toolt Farm AII-H Tr1ctor with cultivatora, plowt, ditc. drew bar. front end loader, new tirea, new bo._ 0750.00 Coli 8U·286· 6622. 1976 311100 Ford Tractor with plowt •111.250.00 New Holland Hay Iller t796.00, MF Rake 1395 00 Coli 814-288-6522. 62 Wanted to Buy Now buy-ing, thell corn or ear corn. Call forlltestquotet. River City F•rm Supply, 614-446- 2988. 1981 VahamA 650 Special lots : · of chrome . 614 -992 -7163 , S1 000. or best offer 64 Hay 1978 Dodge 4x4 for pans. Engine, transmission. transfer caae. bed. rear end, drive shafts. 614-992-71 63 . • Want to trade large round belet of hay for c.ttle Ph. 614-48- 1062. Whltlt·ttraw wire trtd btiH t1 .76 . Tom Wilton, leon. 304· 676·6724. Hay t1 .25 Bale 304-676-3997 after 5;00 Sudangrttt hay 30.·767·6577. f1 00 bale Transporlation 71 Autos for Sale 25 h . Shasta camper. Sleeps 6. Full size bed . full size frig .. air. awning. loaded with ttorage. Ell. cond. •4600. Call 614-446 - 1983 S10 Chevrolet PICkup, 4114; 1983 Oldt Hurtt; 1981 Monte Ctrlo; 1980 Plymouth Vol art; 1970 Chevelle; 1976 JA ton Chevrolll pickup; 1968 ChiiVf'ohrt pickup: 1978 Ford Custom Van; 1972 Ch~n~rolet Et Camino. Oynamark Aiding lawn Mower. Ctll 814-.,.6-8201 or 814-446·81 13 Make offer. 304·875·1329. Zenith Beta vtdeo c:'a uette player and recorder . Model No . VR8BOO-VR9860, 36 moviet, PG and A r~ted, 17 rallgoua tapes. ,11 for $800.00. Can be teen and tried out at 913 Fifth St. New Heven. W. Va. Call for appointment 30•· 882 ·2308. 1983 Dodge Colt, 4 speed, AM-FM-Ttpe, wire rimt. Cuh prica t2199.00. John't Auto Still, Bullville Rd., Gtllipolit, 8 foot velvtt sofa upholstered chair good condition . Will tell together or individually. Priced reasonable Ph. 304-8715 -3243 . Oh. 1970 Chavalle, good condition. Leaving for armed forcet, mutt ull Ph. 614 -•48-8201 or 814- U6·8113. ~ur Ai' LeAST IT, THFi"Y'~J: J-ION~.n:- '· . -. . ..,.. 7:35 8:00 ~·· - 1495. B1 ALLEY OOP WHEIJ I FIRST MET LARRY, I THOUGHT HE Wf>.S A CHMMING YOU"--G MAN ... Home Improvements BASEMENT WATERPROOFING ·• I GAM I .~I-T=L..:;.l,.:;:..B,;..I! Y.:..l-11 " .::;-.1 I I l' CALLI I III1I : 3 I ..:.;.,.;:.,:1·I :....;-1 ~-:---r 1 HORT T ~-;-.,;.:....:;...:.::.r.-ir--1 6 5 . . . _ . . I had mlsdialed three timn and got the same woman . The oparator dialed for noe and asked lor my party. The woman replied , I OR E I NG ~~:. !1 wasn't belore and It's 1--.1.::....:,:.1...::.,1;:;_;;lr-,7,.=..,,:-8-i 0 Com pI etc th c chuc kte quol ed \ --.J._..J___ .1. -.J.L..J.. .....J by l1i11n g Hl !hu lni S~ 1 ng word\ L No 3 below. y ou develop fr o m sl ep SMARr I. lHAT'S lUf\AT J'D CALL 'fM 1Hf.Y STlU. OOIJ'r KlnU FTM General Contracting 13yr~ eiperience. .Roofing & Construction Ph. 614· 388-9308 · Free ettimelet 10% off during the holideya. offer e11piret Jan VJHf\T 10 CALL flo CCLf'l£ ... 15, 1987. All tvpes carpenter & conCI'ete work: Interior, eJ:terior, remodeling, painting. roofing. free estimates. Cell614 -446-6174. i additions , electrical. roofing, tiding, plumbmg . Ell.cellent references ~ell 614-367 -0412 . . ~ • ' RON'S Television Serviee House calls on RCA , Quazar , GE . Specialing in Zenith Call · 304 -676-2398 or 61 4· 446- • 1\JORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP 2464. Fet1y Tree Trimmmg, stump removal. Call 304-875-1331 . AINGLES 'S SERVICE . e~tpe ­ rienced carpenter, alectric•an, !ftaton, painter, roofing (includ· mo hot tar appli cation) 304675· 2088 or 675-7147. motor, no smoke. no oil. t260 . Oapendable. Call 614 · 2•15 - 9894. Two uttd mobilt hom••· priced right. one 2 bdr. and 1 three bdr. •""'• UOO.OO Coli 814-U89219. 66 Pets for Sale Drtl(lonwynd Ca"erv Kennel. CFA Hlmtll'(an. Penian end Siam.. ldttens. AKC· Chow 1981 Oldl Cutlan. lmecultte condition. New tirH and chrome whMie. AM·FM catMUa and AC . Aoklng nzoo. 814-192· 8888. . puppiH. Coli 814·UI·3BU 1177 Chevy MaHbu. e cyl .. good olt0<7PM. condtdon, good work a•. S400. Co111•-141-2779. Went.t AKC malt larno_yH far otud ..mco. 304·1'1t·272S. B2 I II II ~;1111 1 ' 111" 1\ [I \ 1r' , \Ill Acreage Whit• Farm In Area. Skflrl Ho-.1, 7421 . w. k loogo. oood condMion. *1200. 118·3810. .. CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine G1llipolit: Otllo Phon8 614-446-3B88 or 614: · .. 46-4477 85 BUT HE'S A FU5T-CLA55 OC BULLET AIN'T WORTH A HOOT TATE.R HOUND ~5 A BIRD DOG OR A POSSUM HOUND General Hauling Dillard Water Service : Pools, ~lsterns . Wells. Delivery Any time. Call614· 446 -7404 • 7911 . .. 10:30 11 :00 '•· Haute coal. limestone anu gravel. Delivered 1 ton a'nd up • ' Jim lan ier. 304-675-1 247 or · , , 876·7397. •• ...•• ., .' ..• Wtttf hauling. Formerly Ken Wheaton• now John 'a Water Service. Same pricn, phone 304·676·2919 .. 578·2464 B7 • • Upholstery PEANUTS R I M Cuatom Couc::he 1 '1lltft • Reupholttetv, St Rt. 7 , Crown City, Oh 614·258·1470, Eve. 814-446· 3438. Open dally Sho 114·112·11&3 ., 114·1122720. new lJphoatered. I IMAGINE THE i.IFE OF A SURGEON CAN 6E VER'i REWARCIING .• EKctllent condition. UOOO. Cell • :30. Sot. 9 30 •o 1:30. Ol"s& 1111 Merourv Lyni O.l. aLrto . trenunlalon, power ttaertng, A.C. Mllny mora •tru. 11114· Mowrty't Upholstering 111rw:'\11f ,--\ trlcountyarea22yeara. Thebftt 1 tn furniture uphols"ring Call ' 304 · 875 - ,154 tor free ,; "'lmatu. •~ ® 1D il1l Magnum. P.l. Magnum ' s routtne bus iness trip to Los Angeles leads 10 romance, a mu rder investiga110n and a drug ring . 12 hrs.)IR). ilD Greet Performanceo: Uva from Uncoln Center: Placido Domingo in Con· eort (2 hrs.)ln S1ereo. ~MOVIE : 'Deliverance ' 8:05 Cil MOVIE: 'A Fiotful of Dynamite' 8:30 (JJIJ(J)HeadoftheCiall ICC) Charli e s class makes a video to be placed m a time capsule . 9:00 0 (J) (lJJ Cheers (CCI Cliffs plans oo sue the owner of a dog that bit him become secondary when he meets the woman to whom lhe dog belongs. In Sterao. CD 700 Club ())II ()) Amerika (CC) Devin learns about the ret ist-;; ance movement in Chicago, Justin is reprogrammed and Kimberly 's outlaw play is closed. (2 hrs.) Port 4 of 7. (I) To Be Announced. 9:30 D (J) llJl Tortelllo In S•ereo. 10:00 II (J) llJl St. El11where ICC) Westphsll snd Auschlander face the distinct poa· si bility tha t St . Eligius may be sold to it s rival Boston General , while Morrison confronts the convict who assault e d him. (60 min.) (!) College Baokatball: 1111· nolo State at Bradley (2 hrs.l Live . 1111 (1) Odd Couple ()) (jj) Eyes on the Prizt/ America"• Civil Rlghtt Years 1964·1965 ICC) The right 10 vooe and · 1he murder of three C!Vil rights workers are documented. (60min.) ~ • il}J Equalizer McCall becomes involved in tho case of a woman with a mysterious and · possibly deadly ssc•el (60 m1n.1 ~ Newo .. 1180 M..-cury Capri h1tchbech. 317·77110. I I BARNEY Plumbing & Heating 1879 Oldt Cutleu. High ml- Coli 11•·186·3801• .. &1•· UP ANY MCRE MD f-lo'SITS • =~-~------· W1ttet1on ' t Water Hauimg, :.! reatonable retea, immediat e r l ' 2 .000 gallo n deUvery . cistern 1, .,,, pool•. well, etc. call 304-1576 ' ' 2919. . t 6·9pm. THAN l 1VE Al.ReADY ~. .' Wtntld to buy Chevatta with motor blown or trentmlttion 78' to • 83' mode4 Ph. 814· 317· 1973 Volkawgon Suptr Beetla. excellent condition tt.eoo.oo Cell 114· 2'5-8187 between ME IDA HOO<EYG-AME BUT HE :AID... I James Bova Water Service A I s~ · pools filled. Call814-256-114 1 · or 614-446-1176 or 614-44&- 0120. FAVORITE SPORr 15 ?- HCX:KEY.' 81 ' Or•nd Prix 84 ,000ml . $3,300.00 or take over pav- monto •120.00 coli UI·0193 HE OOES'<'r WANTME TO PICK Starkl Tree and lawn Service. Hadget , shrubs , bushu trimmed, landtcap•no. ttump and leat removal. 304 · 676 ~ ... . 614·UI·7402. 1978 Ctlavv Malibu Clastic $1,800 .00. 197• Ford Rtn- I ASKED MY D'ID TO TAKE 896·3602 1975 Buick Century. 2 dr , auto, good work Clf. Good cond. Call Ph. 30•·&75·3783. Y0LJ KNOW WHAT MY Rotary or cable tool drilling .. ; Most wellt completed same day Pump Illes and service. 304- ' 2842 o• 676·2010. @ WKRP In Cincinnati CIJ Andy Griffith D (J) PM Magozina (I) Hardcaotla and McCor· mlck (!) SportoCantor ()) Entertainment Tonight ET talks to Valerie Bartinelll about har upcoming CBS-TV mini-series. ''I'll Take Manhattan" 1111 CZl M*A*S*H II Cll People"• Court ()) MOVIE: 'Hot Lead and Cold Feof Pa" 2 ®News (jj] MacNeil-Lehrer Nawahour II il}J I]IJ Wheal of Fonuna (H) Barney Millar CIJ Sanford and Son II ill [I) New Newlywed Game (!) Collage Basketball: 1968 NCAA Final · Four Highlights Highlights from the 1968 final four teems: UCLA. North Carolina. Ohio S1ate, and Housoon. 1111 CZJ Too Clo" for Comfort Ill [I) Judge ®l Wheol of Fortune ID il1J llJl Jeopardy (g) JoHoraons Cil Honeymooner• II Cl) il§J lilghway to Heaven (CCI Jonathan and Mark try to help a Vietnam veteran who •s considering turning to a hfe of cnme to solve h1s problems . 160 mm .) In Stereo. CD Bring "Em Back Alive (!) Collage Book8tball: Pittsburgh at Georgetown (2 hrs.) Live. Cll II Cll Parfec1 Stran· gars (CCI When Larry and Balki take a skiing weekend With Jennifer and Mary Anne, the foursome soon ftnd themselves snowed m together at a remote cabin Part 1 of 2. 1111 (1) College Basketball: Florida at Tenneuee 12 hrs./ ()) Maclliaii-Lahrer •• .) -------------- ·~ . ' ,1 YESTERDAY'S SCIIM·lEIS ANSWEIS Cogent - Scout - Watch - Acquit -- ACCOUNT . "Now 1 know hOw a criminal must fael when baing lntsr· rogated by the police." moaned my friend . "My husband lound a slx~enl error In my bank ACCOUNT." BRIDGE James Jacoby April Fools' Day six weeks early OB~IOUSLV. '(OU llAVE SAVED TilE LIVES OF MAN'/ PEOPLE .•. IS TllAT WHAT LED VOU TO BECOME A SURGEON ? NO, I JUST LIKECI THE LITTLE 6RECN e<JOTIE5 ! CD Americon Snapahotl • rn INN Newo D ill C1J Ill Cll ® e CBHlll Now• · CD Hardcastlo and McCor· mlck • (1) M'A*S'H ()) To Be Announced. (jj) Newowatch ~ Honeymoonaro 11 :06 Cil · Are We Winning Mommy?: America and 1ht Cold W1r Historical foo· tage and inoervlew• wioh Cold War eMpona are com· bined in thla examination of 1he origin• . prograu and af· fact s of thit continuing confllco. Nerro1ion: Anne Jackson. 190 min.) 11 :30 8 ill ~ Tonight Show Tonight's guel! Is Bob Uecker. 160 min.lln Soereo. ()) WKRP In Cincinnati 8 (1) Tul 8 C1J ABC Ntwa Nlghtllno ®I (9) Mognum, P.l . (fi) Maotmo of DINswr The team of lndlanapolia black young~tera who won the na· NORTII +o o !·11·81 , 9 0 75 4 tA KQ 9 4 +K 10 By James Jacoby For an unusual trump lead I hat was devastallngly effective, we turn now to the I 982 Olympiad held on Biarritz, France. The West player was Ahsan Abbaso from Kuwait. Note that by doubling three spades, West gave· North and South an extra round to do some more cue-bidding, and that r esulted in their reaching the te~uou s slam. I am in sympathy with the North-South bidding II South 's spade queen and club jack could be turned into the heart queen, th e slam would be a good one. The same would be tr ue if North's doamond queen could be transformed into the heart queen Un· fortunately Soulh had to make do with what he had Abbas i's lead was the I 0 of hearts East won the ace and returned a spade. South took the ace. led a dia mond to the. queen and troumphantl y tabled his hand. announcing that he was finessing East for the queen of hear ts. It was a nice grandstand gesture, but the bl eachers collapsed when West produced th e queen to set the hand. Left to hos own devo ces , declarer might certainly have pla yed first to his heart Jack and been set . but the de· ceptive opening lead sealed his lal e WEST E AST .Q 10 , A2 +K .I 7 2 +9 8 6 5 4 • J5 • 10 7 6 3 +8 7 4 • Q ~5 2 SOUTII +AQJ ,KJ6 3 t8 2 +A J 6 3 Vulnerable: Nmther Dea ler: South South I NT We5t North Pass Pas.-; Obi 2 t• 3t Pass Pass 4t r, ' Pass Pass Pass Pass Pass z• 3+ Pas.~ 4+ 4, 6, Pass Pass Pa ~s • J afn hy tr ansfer Opemng lead· • 10 L - - -- - - -- - - - A new book ~y James J.1coby .1nd his father , the 1.1!e Oswald Jacoby. rs now available ,,t bonkstorfS. It is "Jacoby on C<~ rd Games. ".pu~lished ~y Pharos Books. A,AA"' .. ~'n+d ot¥uuwv ..l'-' . Newahour EEK & MEEK 446·0294 1988 Ford Ttlund..-blrd, one owntr, must sell. Call 614-246- "On second thought, I'll have the shrimp cocktail." >u.>Pf:CT~P r-------------~ Hltkory Hill Sofa, 1 If.! yeart old, mint condition, bett qutlity 871>&101. ·. .t ALwAy; SAL~ .... Utad tofu. ch1irs. flclmert. end bedding of variou1 sizes. Corbin & Snydet Furnilure, 966 Second A\le. Pt.. 614-446-1171 Commtrelal building• for , .., • . Downtown Pt . Ple•ant. Stor11. offlc.t. A·Ona Real Estate. Carol Yeager, Broktr. C.ll 304· EVERY-SIZE· gUT .yoURS 79 Motors Homes • & Campers Unconditional lifetime guaran- · tee local reflt'encea furnithed. '' Free talimetes. C"'l collect . ~ 1· 81•·237-0488, day or night ,"' R ogera Basement ." Waterproollng. ~ : & Grain • .. / large round balet of hay, will deliver. $16 a bale. Call 614446-1062 after 6. SWEEPER and sewing machineJ... _ ___;:_..:_::~-- 3 repair. parte, and supplies. P1ck "' Mixed hay $1 .26 per bale or will up and delklery. Davis Vacuum ' trade for livestock Ph. 614-446 - -Cieanar , one half mile up . 4053 Georget Creek Rd. Call 614- Ustd Furniture: wood table & 2 benches. beds. dretter, wood wardrobe. 3 mllet out Bulavilla Rd. Open 9AM til 5PM , Mon. thru Sat. 614-448-0322. Busineu Buildings FRANK AND ERNEST· & Accessories Services Standing At Stud . AQHA Palamino Stallion. 16.1 hendt. Reg· ittered Mtrn •too. 614-9492466 avff'llngs. Building Supplies 7:06 7:30 Auto Parts 76 Livestock &I Plymouth, 383 Commando -od. Jr. 304·878·2338. Motorcycles 74 Horae 1nd Saddle Ph. 304-876- Sofat lind chairs priced h-om t396 to f996. Tables •so and up to $12&. Hide-a -btdt 1390 to S595. Recliners *226 to $376. lamps •28 to 1126. Oinettet 1109 and up to $496 Wood table W·8 Chlirt e2B6 to 1795. Desk 8100 up to 1376. Hutch11 e400 and up. Bunk badt complete w-maurnaea t295 and up to t396 . Babybedt e1 10 &. e176. Mattresteaor boll. spring• full or tWin $83,' firm t73. and •83. Queen •ets •228 King $350 4 drawltl' chnt 186: DretJert 189. Gun cabinets B. 10,12gun. Guorelec:tricrange 8375. Baby mattre11e1 tl& & 146. Bed frtmH $20, $30 & King frame t60 Good telectln of bedroom tultet. metal c::abinets. headboards no and up to $66 ..... '77 Jeep CJ6, V-B. 4 new tires, 1 • new brakes, 49 ,000 miles . '· 12.800.00. Will contiderpickup truck on trade, 304-&78-2953 . 6360. 65 8:36 7:00 ------ CROSS & SONS '81 Commocklft, 14x45. like Athton building loti. mobHe homN Clydo ........ e ...'•, 73 63 payoff. Phono 30•·882-3&&•. • I DIDN'T KNOW TH~Y HAD !INOW IN PE:R~ . Trucks for Sale • . · Farm Equipment 9234. & CAPTAIN MSY WOlD whales. 992·2.S • . 36 Loti (jj) Secret City (H) Fact• of Ufe 8:05 Cll Beverly Hlllbllllaa 8:30 Dill I]IJ NBC New• (l)lnalde the POA To~r C1J II C1J ABC Newt CZJ Hogan'a Heroea ()) Doctor Who ®I ID (lZ CBS Newo (jj) Newton'a l<pplo ICC/ Host Ira Flatow explores the lives of dinosaurs , the causes of heartburn and the predatory habits of killer Furnished Rooms Rooms for rent. day . week. month. Gal\ia Hotel. Call 11114446-9715 . Rent atlowas.120 month. Gm. 1111 CZJ JeHor1011s Cll Sq~are One TV iCC} 304·875·138&. new lived In only 8 month1, Tribune - 446-2342 Sentinel - 992-2156 EVENINQ 30.·676· 7376. 1973 Klrllwood 12d!5. 1 or 2 bedroom. New c.-pat. furnace. hot water heater. '7800. 814· 34 ' 6:00 • (J) (I) . . Cll (jj)[liJ Newt Cll Big Valley (!) Mazda Sportslook 1984 Ford Tempo, clean, air ·· cond. $3,300.00. 304· 876· : · 0 GOOD USED APPLIANCES Apartment for Rent 2/18/87 . 0 One bedroom 1partment. i1ttra nice In~ clean. Adults Only. No Pttt 304-675-1381. • 1984 Mercury Topaz. clean. air I ' cond, $3,160.00 . 304-176-·; : 4480. J• 0 Two bedroom apt, phone 304· 875·25.ao, &76·6783. 2•5·6818 Mobile home for rent in Racine. Alto mobile home for rent in Cheshire. Call614-367-7148. ' 1973 Old1moblle 88, 4-dr. runs '• good t460 00. Pt. 1-304-882- :· 248& . .; 11 The Dail Television Viewing .. 676·5384 Two bedroom turftithad 1pt New Haven; 304-882-3287 or 304· 45 Pomeroy-Middleport. Ohio> 18, 1987 '73 Nova, 33.000 mllfJ:I, 6 cvi. 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The closures are austerity move aimed at saving projected to save the firm about money for financially ailing $5 million this year. Heck's Inc. will witness the Heck's has 158 stores In nine closing of 29 stores in the retail states- West Virginia, Indiana, chain, Including six In Ohio. Ohio, Pennsylvania, Maryland, A suit was filed Wednesday by Virginia, North Caronna, Kentwo men who recently retreated tucky and Tennessee. from a friendly takeover of Other corporate changes will Heck's sued the · Nitro-based include cutting overhead, reducchain to recover $1 million which tion of executive salaries, the they was Invested In an sale of certain equipment and abortive effort to merge with the r eal es tate , consolidation of firm. warehouses and elimination of . Robert Toussle . and Albert the quarterly dividend. Lowenthal, who led a group of The suit by ToussiP and LowInvestors In the failed merger enthal adds to Heck's problems. attempt, filed the suit In federal "As an inducement to enter court In New York. alleging th~l Into the agreement. Heck's re· Heck's official s reneged on a peatedly assured Toussie and 'promise to reimburse Toussie Lowenthal !hat it woulll reimInvestors for expenses when the burse them for all reason1ble deal collapsed this month. costs and expenses, up to $1 In West Virginia, Heck's Is million. In the event the merger shutting down three stores in agreement was terminated," the Huntington and one each In sui t states. Charleston, Wheeling, Fairmont. Toussle sought the payment Parkersburg and BluewelL The and provided documentation to Point Pleasant Heck's was not on support the expenses. but Heck's the closing list. " has refused, without justificaOther stqres will close in tion. to honor its contractual Alliance, Marietta, Sandusky. obligations," the suit states, Piqua, Tiffin and Lancaster. "Despite repeated requests, Ohio; Richmond, Danville, Glas!Heck's ) has refused even to gow and Radcliff, Ky .; Rich· explain why Ills not honoring It s mond. Ind.; La Folette, Oliver contractual commitment," the Springs, Elizabethton, Oak litigation said. Ridge and Dayton, Tenn.; OxHeck's officials have 20 days to ford and Mount Airy, N.C.; and respond to the suit, which was Radford. Christiansburg and filed for the Toussle group by the Bristol. Va. New York l aw firm of Skadden. The stores, each with 30 to 40 Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom. employees. are to be closed over The lawsuit also answers quesa period of about 60 days . llons about last week's announceCompany officials announced ment that Toussle and Lowenthal the closures Tuesday as part of a would resign from the Heck's major corporate restructuring to board of directors. No explana· check the multimillion-dollar . tlon was given at the time. losses Heck's suffered In the past ~ 0 CARNATION for the coverage, An exact dat·e when the coverage becomes effective is also expected at that tim e. Although other counties in the state are now considering joint self-Insurance plans, the southeastern Ohio group Is believed to have been the first to initiate the. idea. Insurance consultant Rick Patrick of McNelly-Patrick Insurance Co .. Jackson, was at the commissioners' m eeting to ad· vise the board that Blue Cross health coverage plans at the county highway garage and Department of Human Services are up for renewal April 1. Coverage for courthouse em ployees is renewable May 1. However, the commissioner s are balking at the idea or renewing with Blue Cross, aft er having had disagreements with the company in the past over unjustified ra te increases. It was because of unexplained rate Increases that the commls· sioners hired McNelly -Patrick as co nsultan ts to review the cou nty's standing with Blue Cross. Blue Cross later brought 11\e county's rate back to a fi gure more in line with what Patrick and th e co mm issioner s felt was fair. Patrick explained 10 th e board lhat Blue Cross's share of lhc money Is figured inlo the coverage premium. ·over a five-year period, Pa trick said, after Blue Cross received its share, there was a "stored balance" of $12,000 from the courthouse plan. and $64,000 from plans al the highway garage. Aecordin g 10 Patrick, lhls type of surplus should always be used l o offset rale increases over the llmt• of thr 1201. 99< limit 1 Per Customer • Good Only At Powell's Supor Valu • • 0 o.; OHtr Goool1'11ru lot, foil: 21, 1.. 7 i ~ : ........... ' ........ . • • FABRIC SOFTENER • SNUGGLE l"oz.$169 el limit I Per Customtr • · Good Only At Powell's Super Volu ~ "0- 0 '2 SEtJDA, _vC'I JSE To .•The total value of the dou· ble coupon may not exceed $1.00 •Any manufacturer's coupon greater than 61 Cwill be redeemed at face value .only. •Only one manufacturer'• coupon per item. •The total value of the dou· ble manufacturer's coupon cannot exceed the purcha• pric~ of tha item. Money will not be refunded. ' •This offer does not apply to Powell's Super Velu Coupons, free coupons, or any competitor's coupons. •This offer eKciudea cigarettea, or any other Items prohl~ited by law. •Offer is only good for product on hand. No Rein· ehecka. · e1 ~:2ft•. W!h!u.S!t~ t~ 1.~ lt•t ••~. 2 Sections, 12 Pages 25 Cents A Multimedia Inc. NeWspaper , •There Ia • limit of 20·.cou· ponhcJu m1y redetm. . policies. Because I he Blue Cross poli cies arc con tinuous, Patrick told lhe commissioners they must notify Blue Cross If I hey plan to advertise for bids from other compa nies . Although no decision on adverti sing for bids was made. ,!ones sa id the commissioners wo uld "have to have answers 10 a lot of questions" before renewi ng with Blur Cross. In other buslne,s. Phil Rober ts, count y engineer, accepted a bid of $22,997 from Falrplaln Tractor Sa l ~s. Ripley , W.Va., for iConllnucd on Page 12 1 Chamber discusses • ,upcommg • • • acllvtlles say La Fabric Softener ••• entine 'Area Heck's store not on closing list 3 LB. BOX BOUNCE - 40 COUNT SHEETS 17-32-20..9-l 0-24 · Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday, February 19, 1987 By NANCY YOACIIAM theastern Ohio counties have Sentinel Staff Writer asked to be . Included In the Meigs County will again have . sell-insurance program. Authorlllab!llty Insurance coverage as z~tlun from the counties was soon as the Buckeye Joint County given at a m eeting In Jackson Self-Insurance Council's pro- last Friday. which Commissiongram becomes effective. ers Richard Jones and David Groundwork has been under- Koblentz attended. In addition to way for the self-Insurance pro- Meigs and Jackson Counties, gram since skyrocketing costs Athens. Hocking, Vinton, Gallla, for liability coverage made it Lawrence, Washington and Impossible for many Ohio coun- Perry Counties· a.re al so part of the seU-Insurance group. ties, · among them Meigs, to renew liability policies. Each county In the group Is The Meigs County Commisexpected tQ be advised at another sioners announced at Wednesmeeting ~n Feb. ?:1 of their day's meeUng that nine so;.particular financial obligation SUPERIOR E-Z-CARVE Pork Sousa Super Lotto Increasing cloiuUnetOo to. night, with a low between 20 and 25. Cloudy Friday, with a chance of. snow or snow and rain mbed and hl~hs near 40. The probability of preclpKatlon IS 20 percent tonight and County·may soon regain its liability coverage 19 Steaks/Roasts •••o:-. S1 U.S.D.A. Daily Number 191 aty Vol.36, No.202 Copyrighted 1987 Limit 20 Coupons FRESH PORK BUTT CLOUDY • GOOD PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SATURDAY, Feb. 21, 1987 BONEL!SS Ohio Lottery Bigger OU lineup sinks ' Mialni, _ 60-47 -Page 3 · OPEN FOR BUSINESS -If you're In th e mood for a movie tonight , you might want to stop at Video Touch In Middleport. The new store, owned by Mitch Meadows, left, and Dan Meadows, and managed by John McKinney, right, opened for business Wednesday. Videos , Including a large selection of children's movies, video recorders, and all types and slzesoflelevlslons arc available. Free memberships, birthday specials and 24-hour photo proc essing are among features offered. Located between VIllage Pharmacy and the Added Touch beauty salon, the store will he open 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., Monday through Saturday. t'or information, call Video Touch at 99Z.:W62. Proposed event s for lhe comIng year were dl ~cussed Tuesday at th e Middleport Chamlx>r of Commerce meeting held at Mid· dleport Dairy Queen. Alumni week and the annual block party were among the event s highlighted by President Bill Blower . The Ohio Chamber Legislative Conference. 10 be held In March In Columbus, was announed by Blower . In recent yea r s. Middleport and Pomeroy Cham bers have prepared a combined presenta tion for the annual conferencl'. B lower said hP would be checki ng wllh the Pomeroy Chamlx>r 10 se~ If they want to ·parllclpale logel her again this year. Chamber member Dan Arnold reported thai the basement of the (Continued on Page 121 Celeste declines commitment on ferry By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Start Writer If Gov. Richard Celeste didn't know before Wednesday evening that Meigs Cou" IY Is in need of a fer ry service. he knows It now. State Sen . Jan Michael Long, D·Chillicothe. spoke with Celes te Wednesday and explained the critical economic need of putting a ferry In service bet ween Pomeroy and Mason, W.Va. during the upcoming months when I he Pom eroy-Mason br idge is c losed for ex tensive repairs. Long reports thai Celeste "Is well-aware of the problem now," and Is also In possession of " !he man y-many leiters of concern " which were forwarded to Long's office from Meigs Coun tlans. Because definite dollar figures are still not available, I he governor was unable to commit slate subsidies las t night. However, he asked Long to gath er those figures as soon as possible. A po l~ ntlal ferry opera tor oul of Clinton, Iowa, ha s cx pres s~d to Long great inl crcs l In oblain· lng I he service co ntrac t, and ha s sa id he cou ld havr a boat In operation by March 16, If lhr cont ract is sN tled r ighl awav . However. as point ed out by.Bill NeaS<·, president of Pomero.v Area Chamber of Commrrcr. lhis operat or hasn·o personally seen lhe Pomeroy and Mason . W.Va ., landings, and unlll hr docs, N~a se Is reluct ani 10 cu un l on I he Cl inton . Iowa firm . Polnl Plcasanl. W.Va ., opera · l or Doc McCoy, is also inlrrestcd In provldln~ lhc ferry servlcl•. However. McCoy has said hr cannot afford thr$100,000 perror· mance hond whi ch Is being required by I he U.S. Army Corps of Engineers to proll'CI the Ma son landing from dama~e by a ferry . The Iowa operator ha s told Nease he ca n a !ford thr $100,000 bo nd . In addition. Neas{' said, lhcrt• !Continued on Page 121 Kaiser banks on end to W.Va. 8&0 tax CHARLESTON, W.Va . i UPli - Lawmakers facing the difficult task of balancing a budget and keeping school teachers and other public employees contented felt more pressure to no1 to disturb the planned July I phaseout of the Business and Occupation Tax . In a hearing, business executives from across the sta le Implored lawmakers not to give the B&O a new lease on life. A number of tax proposa Is are awaiting action by the House Finance Committee, among the B&O phaseout passed In 1985 and scheduled to take effect In July . Debate has become testy In this session, since Gov. Arch Moore Incl uded about $98 million In his budget proprosa l that would no longer be th ere I I 1hl' B&O phaseout occurs as planned . Th e position of the House leadership has been unswerving - the lax reform package of 1985 Is coming off as scheduled. That plan -calls for the B&O tax to be rep laced by a success ion of olher taxes , among them business franchise and severa nce taxes. Pal Ga llagher, vice president of public affairs for Kaiser Aluminum, told delega tes that his troubled company needs. and In fact Is banking on, the elimination of the B&O tax . Kaiser runs a mill In Ravens· wood that employs aboul 2,200 people- about 1,800 fewer than Its peak employment In 1979. Gallag her urged caution In to make up Ihe dlff~re n rc between Moore's budge! and l hl• actual revenues ex pected Ia acrruc under the reform plan . " Kai ser Aluminium, one of I he largest employers In West Vlrg.f nla, needs lhl s tilx pa ckage," Gallagher sa id . "We hav e planned for It to go Into effect Julyl. " . Scott Icard, speakln~ for Appalachian Power Co. and several other cleclr\c ulllllles, said the new tax plan would generate th ~ tax burden for el ectric compan Ies by 16.8 percent, or morr than $14 million . While approving the tax reform, Icard sa id It should be made more lair. r r_vl n~ " lf business tax revenue Is raised . II should be spread among ail taxpayers," Icard sai d. Houston Wood . a repr~!sent a ­ llve of Weirton Steel Corp .. gave one of I he most succ lncllestlmonles to date In I his sess ion . · "We strongly endorse lmpll'mentatlon," h ~ declared. Marily n Fi clchcr, rxcrullvc director of the West Virginia Broadcast(•rs Association. said most of the II telrv lslon stat ion> and mon' I han J:UJ radio station s In Wesl Virgi n\" are ba ck ing the reform packa ge•. " Th e broadcas ting Industry felt the B&O tax wa s detrimental to the business communlt v," FINcher said. · Court ~entences area man on 2 charges MOUSE - The Melp County Unit of the American Cancer Society wUIIlold a "send a mouse to collere" campaign In all Meigs County elementary schools, grade one through six, beginning Friday and runnlnr through Friday, Feb. :n. Through the prop-am, children wUI ral•e funds In denomlnatlonA of 87 cents each, lor the purchase of mice for cancer research. and hopefuUy wUI recruit friends aad nelghbono to help with tbe fund·ralalnr aetlvlly. Prfzl!l will be awarded to the atudents collectlnr the most money, a part of which wUI remain In Meigs County for uae on local c811cer patlenla. Pictured with the tbeme alandlng po~ter Is Myca Haynea, (11'8t fll'ader at the Salllbury Elementary School, and pictured with the aword emblem of the American CucerSoclety Is Jerrod Do•ll•· a llfth fll'ade at the Sal IIbury School. Jan Haynes aad Ralph Werry are co-chairing the send a mouse to collere PfOfll'UII. One defendant was given a prison sentence and another was given a six months suspended reformatory sentence as the result of hearings held before Judge Charles H. Knight In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court. Douglas Freeman, 19, Middleport, earlier had entered pleas of guilty to one count of graqd theft and one court of receiving stolen property on a bill of Information prepared by the office of Meigs Prosecuting Attorney Fred W. Crow III. . The grand theft (auto) charge allegedly involved the taking of a car belonging to Newaza Smith, Pomeroy, and Is a third degree felony carrying a possible pe. nalty of one year, 18 months or two years In prison and a fine up to $5,000, according to Paul Gerard. special Investigator for the pr_osecu Ung attorney . The receiving ch~rge allegedly Involved a stolen credit card and Is a fourth degree felony ca r rying a possible penalty of six, 12 or 18 months In prison and a fine ol up to $2,500. Judge Knight sentenced·Freeman on the grand theft charge to a term of one year In prison and a sl~ month sentence on I he r eceivIng charge. The sentences are lo run concurrently. Freeman was remanded to the custody of Sheriff Howard E. Frank pending transportation to the Chillicothe Correctional Faclllty. In a second case, Etta N. Kelly, 19, Coolville, who earlier entered a plea of guflty to a forgery charge, was sentenced by J)!.dile Knight to serve six months In the Ohio State Reformatory for Women In Marysville. The sentence was suspended and Kelly was placed on probation lor a two-year period, In addition to • making restitution . Kelly was originally charged In a bill of Information from the office ol Crow as the result of several checks which were passed bearing the forged signature ol Kelly's former hu sband. A co-defendant. Michael Sheffield. 19, North Carolina. also earlier entered a voluntary plea of guilty to the charge and Is due for sentencing on F eb. 25. Gerard reports that forgery Is a fourth degree felony carrying a pOssible penalty of a determinate sentenee ol sl~. 12 or 18 months In prison and a fine of up to $2,500. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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