https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/96c3f6f4dbfc75e27276992de49f1689.pdf 336ee5a2215e3b65602f4f5023b13cfa PDF Text Text r nurswy, rHUruary 1::1, --Local Briefs:·-4 calls occupy EMS units Four calls were answered by units Wednesday, the Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports. At 11:08 a.m., the Rutland unit was called to Jacks Road for Richard Jacks Jr. , who dead upon the unit' s arrival· Pomeroy at 2:41 p.m. took Olga Pierotti from East Second' Street , to Veterans Memorial; Racine at 5: 28 p.m. was ca lled to a structure fire at the Dessle Boggess residence on Ohio 338 and was on the scene tor one-hall hour, and at 10:31 p.m., Pomeroy took Ruby Frlck ·from U.S. 33 to Vetera ns Memorial . Summary judgment motions given Motions for summary judgment have been gra nted, and defendants, Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc., Marcella, Brent and Bob Chapman, dismissed, In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court case of State Farm Fire & Casualt y Co. agai nst Columbia Gas of Ohio Inc., et al. · Judgment actions have beer, flied by Farmers Bank & Savings Co. against Paul Dalley, In care of a work address; an d by Jeffrey W. Maze, Coolville, aga inst Ton~a E. Keebaugh, Pomeroy, for $5,143.29 and $2,5~7.48, res pectively . A request for partitioning of property In Olive Township has been !lied by Robert Harris, Pomeroy, aga inst Naomi King, Middleport; Farle Mae Cole, Pomeroy; Delores Ba iley, Middleport; Clermont Buchanan, Parkersburg, W.Va.; Helen Bartimus, Reedsvill e; Woodtow Ro ckhold, Toronto, Ohio; and Donald Rockhold, East Liverpool. Two area couples seek divorce Nancy Keirns, Shade, has filed for divorce in Meigs Coun ty Common Pleas Co,urt from Kelven Joe Keirns, Shade. Terry Lee Wolle, Rac ine, has filed lot divorce from Deborah L. Wolfe, Racin e. Pamela L. Boso and Steven C. Bosn have been gra nted a dissolution of their marriage. Court issues marriage licenses Marriage licenses have been issued lri Meigs Coun ty Probate Court to Charles Edward Blake, 19. Cherry Point, N.C .. and Karen•Lynn Cook. 18, Syracuse; and to Chris Alan Capehart , 23, Middleport, and Connie Mae Lyons, 19, Middleport. Colo. avalanche leaves one dead, .two missing BRECKENRIDGE, Co lo . Breckenr idge ski area. The vo. (UP!) - A massive avala nche lunteers ·were replaced about 8 that a witness said was trlgg<'red p.m. by 30 fresh searchers and by skiers In an out·of· bounds two fres h dogs before the effor t area roared down a mountain, was suspended. kllllng one skier and burying at Sk ier Tim Kirkland said he was least two others under tons of skiing with the three people, all snow. friends of his, when the ava· . At least one member of the lanche overtook them. four·man ski party escaped the Kirkland , 25. an Australian wall of snow. Identified the missing skiers a~ The continued threal of ava· Paul Way, 23, of Auckland, New Ianches halted the search for Zealand ; Nick Casey, 23, of survivors at about 9:.10 p.m. Ca mbridge, New Zealand, and a Wednesday , and authorities said man Identified on)y as Wayne of they would resume searching at New York. daylight today after setting off Witnesses described the ava. blasts to stabilize the snow. lane he as 20 to 30 feet deep and a About 200 volunteers using half·mlle wide and roared from probes and specially trained the mountai ntop "In a tremend· dogs found the body of a male ous cloud of snow." skier at 5:30 p.m. Wednesday , Kirkland said the four men about three hours alter the skied pas t out·Of·bollnds ava· avalanche on Peak 7 of the lanche warning signs at the Breckenrid ge ski area because the steep area looked attractive. Celeste (Continued from Page 11 Is still a problem of raising $21,600 to be put In escrow for repairs to Pomeroy Street In Mason, If Indeed. the street were damaged by heavier traffic flow from the ferry to U.S. 33 through Mason. Long has said the Ohio would be unable to commit s tate funds lor repairs of a West Virginia street. However, Long has been work· lng with a private Industry to try to s!'cure additional monetary backing needed for a ferry operation. Long. ex pects a call f~om the priva te company today telling him whether they ca n participate or not. " If they can,.. Long sa id, "soml' of the financial bu rden will be removed." Long said he Is "stil l hopeful " that Ohio will come through with some of the needed dollars to put a ferry In operation , and that the state of West Virginia ml~ht also commit some of the financing needed. Long, State Rep. Jolynn Bos· ter, D·Galllpolls, and numerous community leaders have been working together to try to secure the ferry service lor the county . ' Jo hn Webster , a volunteer who h~ Jped dig the dead skier from abo ut 4 feet of snow, said efforts to revive him failed. Thevlctim 's identit y was withheld pending notification of relatives . " He was completely blue. There was no air pocket. There was no pulse," Webster said. · CLEVELAND !UP!) -Ohio's Super Lotto jackpot went un· claimed for a third consecu!lve week Wednesday night, meaning the top prize will grow to at least $1li million next week. A state loltery commission spokesman today said there were no tickets sold that listed all slx of the numbers drawn Wednesday night. Thenumberswere9,10,17, 20, 24 and 3,2. Althougti Wednesday's SlO mil· lion jackpot went unclai med, there were 179 tickets sold with live of the numbers . Those tickets are worth $649 each. In addition, 10,181 players picked lour of the numbers to win $44 apiece. There were 166,252 tickets with three of the numbers. Those tickets are worth $3 each. Panel votes to. end support ' .... ..,.. ,._ •• • Rio Grande to host major ·Moe contest -Page 4 • Dail)' Numher 356 PICK-4 1938 SCIPIO RECYCLING Ohio weather • at y Vol. 31, No.203 Copyrighlod 1987 WASHINGTON (UPI) -Plans for a U.S.,Egyptian Invasion of Libya were conceived In 1985 by CIA Deputy Director Robert Gates, developed by national security adviser Robert McFar· lane and tllwarted by tile State · Department, The Washington Post reported Friday. : State Department efforts In the :summer of 1985 to block the · Invasion plans Included a secret :t·rlp to Washington by the u.s :ambassador to Egypt and at. · tempts to keep Vice Adm. John :Poindexter, Me Far lane's succes :sor, from flying to Cairo to advance Invasion plans . An Invasion ot Ltt>ya was conceived In a mld·July 1985 study by Gates, President Rea· gan's nominee to head the CIA, Middlepo r t Masonic Temple would be ava ilable for use as a meeting place by chamber, whe· never special speakers ar ea part of the program . Steve Powell announced that the Meigs Cou nty Business Ret · enlion and Expansion Team will be visiting businesses throughout the county during May to . Because the tea m won' t be able visit all businesses in the co unty during the one- month period, Powell asked that any business spec!!!· ca lly wanting a visit contact the co unt y development office. Anyone wishing to assist with the program should a lso contact the 22( TO 26( lB. # 1 COPPER 41 ( lB. 31 ( #2 COPPER (Continued from Page 1 development office Powell said. It was suggested that drop-ln mail boxes be Installed in a couple of locations In the village. Blower said he would check with Middleport Postmaster Joe Stru· ble on necessary procedures for having this done. 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TV'S · ~ VCR, AU SIZES! ·OUR REMAINING STOCK OF Mo*l SBl729N An elegant portrtylll of Colon~ Arnt:rkan Fill DILMI!o<c.tllllltM<I om. enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Friday, February 20, 1987 3 Sections, 22 Pag es WINTER CLEARANCE MERCHANDISE MEN'S, BOYS', WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S CLOTHING STORE .HOURS 9:30-5:00 MON.·SAt. ELBERFELDS POMEROY 25 Cent s A Mul timod iu Inc . N ew spaper following the June 1985 hljackhig of TWA Flight 847 and while Gates was head of CIA lntelll· gcnce analysts . Gates suggested a joint U.S. · Egyptian attack on Libya would allow the United States "to redraw the map of North Africa, " the Post said, quoting sources who have read Gates's report. William Casey, then CIA director, ordered a study of Libyan military targets for attack. McFarlane and Poindexter, his deputy at the time, and National Security Council aide Donald Fortier then devised a plan calling for Egypt to attack and capture half of Libya's territory and force Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafl from power, planning documents and asked to dilute them Into something Egypt could accept and the United States could use without risk. Veliotes · advised blocking a trip by Polndf'x ter to Ca Jro to sell Mubarak on an Invasion of Libya , but Reagan approved the trip the newspaper said, citing uni· dentifled sources. The State Department and civilian and military officials In the Pentagon viewed the plan as poorly considered and too risky - even in the unlikely event Egyptian Pres ident Hos ni Mu· barak agreed to such an Invasion. To dampen White House fervor for an Invasion; the Joint Chiefs of Staff cautioned an attack on Libya could require a U.S. forc e 15 times greater than that which Invaded Grenada in 1983 - about 90,000 troops -and would reduce U.S. forces in NATO to danger· ous levers . The State Department also tried to head off the plan by calling home from Cairo Ambas· sador Nicholas Veliotes, who was given the White House Invasion over tht' oppositio n of the State Departm ent and Poindex tr r <~nd Fortier wr nt to Cairo ovr r La bor Day weekend 1985. Reined In as to what hr could say to Muba rak by th r Stat !' Department , Poindexter failed to sell the Egyptian leader on an Invasion of Libya. although joint con tlngi''I1C)' planning co ntinued . ThC' Whil<' Housr ull lmately sa net io n~~ March 1!18fi nava l rxerc!ses in th e Gulf of Sidra . lnt'crna 1i01wl wa t Pr ~ clalm Pd for Libya IJv l:anha fi. a nd att ackrd an on·shorr Libya n missile site (l ft ~r Libya launched miss iles or It s own at U.S. warplanes. I '' By RICH EXNER CLEVELAND !UP!) - A Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. executive says corporate raider James Goldsmith's 1986 attemp· ted takeover of the nation's No. 1 tlremaker hurt the firm, despite clalms made by Goldsmith that Goodyear Is now stronger. "There Is no way, In the long run, •that he did any shareholder a favor," said Blll Newkirk, vice president in charge of public r~latlons at Goodyear. " He ·~ ~~mit,!lL Is reall:( s¢r~~jng • up !lie ~uSTrlal base." ' · Goodyear, In the costly fight to keep control .of the company away~ from Goldsmith, sold Its aeros~ce. oil and gas, and wheel, rim and brake divisions. Goldsmith made $94 million as Goodyear spent $621 million ·to buy .back Its sto'ck from Goldsmith. "We're smaller. We're debt ridden. It was pretty well ac· knowledge that we were a well· run company," Goldsmith said. "The aerospace was small, but very healthy." Newkirk. speaking during a luncheon of the International Association of Business Com· munlcators, also ctitlclzed the Reagan administration. "Ronald Reagan was down ther~ preaching good fund amental private enter11rlse (when.we "needed help)," Newkirk said, claiming that the administration fa l!ed to act on the company's b~half. "Th!' people who stepped up were (Sen .) Howard Metzen· . baum, (Rep.) Tom Sawyer, (Gov .) Dick Celeste- all Demo· crats," Newkirk said. "Do I sound a little bit lrrated about that?" Newkirk said the community's support of Goodyear's bid to stop the takeover was an Important aspect of the successful effort. "There were a lot o( town rallies. .. . and letters flowed to Washington like a rlver:' '-New· kirk said. "Once we established the scrappy, fight· tiack a ttl!· tude, pro·Goodyear sentiment seemed to swell!' The policy of giving the media CO!!,Ies of letters to employees proveclii-~lril-effecttve 'tool in gaining support, he said. "II was a time of great uncertainty for all employees at all levels," Newkirk said. "It , (giving the letters to the med ia) !'nabled us to say things th at would not fit inlo a normal news release." left, Patti McG hee, stxth in Information process· AWARDS - These Ohio Office Education ing I ; Melanie Mankin , first and 8t•cky Hauer, students of Meigs High School arc pictured wllh third In admlnl~tratlve as.• lslant 1: Susan King, the 23 awards which they won Saturd ay In second In admlnl•tralive assistant I ; Sandy regional competlton held at Nelsonvlllc. They arc, Bailey, second, and Carol lfcndrlx, ll!th In front, lrom left, Samantha Roush, third In o!llce · Information processing II: Mlkkl llupp, ftl'llt In sppport assistant A; Dare! Hysell, third In o!llce computer accounting; third row , from left , Tracy ,upport assistant B; sixth In shorthand trp.!J.scrlpllon, and a certificate In bu sln es~ .• Scholdcrcr, ~ ~~lh In c;omputer ac:countln g; ~J,!'r.\1' i\lusHer, flnrt In cntrcpcrcneur (lndlvldull!) ; knowledge ¥kills I; Krls Sexton, fifth In financial Darla HJng, Dnwn Keesee, ,Jackie ltoblnson, specialist; Klm Stewart, sixth In prepared Laura Faley, first In !t'am entrepreneur and communications II; Kelly Thompson, second In Mayrene Thom1~~ . ccrlillcalc in business skills. extemporaneous communications and serond In Sally Radford , not plclured, w••• fifth In keyboarding; Tammy Staats, sixth In cxtcmpo· employment skills. raneous communications II; second row, from Pomeroy will have primary ·contest With . two races on hand, run for mayor of the town. They lected In May will be opposed by Pomeroy VIllage will have a are incumbent Richard D. Seyler a Democrat candidate, Rebecca Triplett. Republican primary election In and Thomas J. Werry. Four Republicans flied to run Incumbent clerk·treas urer, May. This was evident Thursday at . for the two seats on council, Jane Walton, flied lor the Repub· the 4 p.m. deadline for candl· which will be ope'n this year. lican nomination to run again for dates to file for offices In Those candidates are incum· clerk and will be unopposed both Pomeroy and Middleport came bents Bruce Reed and Henry In May and In the fall. Middleport will not have a May at the. Meigs County Board of Werry. The two new candidates are Bryan Shank and John W. primary. Elections offici'. Filing In that town by Thurs· Two candidates are seeking Blaettnar. In lhe November election the two nominees se· day's deadline were Fred Hoi· the Republican .nomination to fman, Republican Incumbent, lor mayor; Jon Buck, Republl· can Incumbent, lor clerk· treasurer, and Republican In· cumbents, James Clatworthy and Wllllam Walters, lor council , with two to be nominated. was treated tw ice this past COLUMBUS (UPI) - A The two Republican council weekend at a nQarby hOspital. Franklin County Common nominees will be opposed, In the · Pleas Court judge says multl· fall , however , by a Democrat Milligan allegedly began his personality Billy Mllllgen, candidate for council, James actions as a protest to being who is refusing io eat, can do David Hudson. kept at the COPH. He said he what he wants to do. Residents of Columbia Town· would rather die than to be Judge James C. Btitt ruled ship who are a par t of the kept at COPH , but he said he against a motion to force Alexander Local School District MilliMan to eat. Milligan, would prefer to live. will vote on a school bond Issue In • acquitted of three 1978 rapes Milligan has been In and out May. The $3,980,000 Issue In the because he has as many as two of physclatrlc hospitals since district would provide funds lor dofen personalities, has re· his acquittal. Last July, he the construction of a new junior fused to eat for nearly six walked away from COPH and high school. The millage Is 5. 7 weeks. He Is at 'the Central was turned himself In No· mills . Ohio Psychiatric Hospital In vember In Florida. Resid ents of the Southern Columbus. Local School District will vote on James Kura, an attorney He had been to the state of a $150,000 bond Issue In May and representing Milligan, says Washington, where otf!Oialt in proceeds from the Issue would be Milligan wants to beleft,alone. Bellingham, Wash., want to used to remove asbes tos from Authorities say Milligan's con· talk to hlm about the dltapschools of the district. The Issue dillon does not warrant emer· pearance o! a man he had been Is for .4 of one· mill for a 10·year gency treatment, although he seen with diii'IDI bit lltay there. period. ' Judge allows Billy Milligan ·to eontinue refusing to eat INTO SAt ·.lTlNG AMERICA 'S Bl ~· ~~4 O.E ., A.· s WELL - These Ohio OJ!Icc Education •tudent• of Meigs High School placed well hut did not win awards at the regional competition held In Nelsonville Saturday. They are, front, from Jell, MoUie Webh, Debbie Downie, Penny Clark, Tina Bissell. ,Jo Ellen Cran e: bll<!k, from left, Ellzaheth Thornton, Mell'llll · Hensley, Clarissa Pierce, Shannon lllndy, Krlstl IUchmond and ,Jan(•t Werry. With lh •rn are banners whic h plact•d In 1M Saturday comprtltlon. MHS 0 ffjtee ed ucat"100 s1ud ents ne t 23 award.s Students of the Meigs Hi gh School Ohio Office Education cla sses won 23 awards during las t Sat urday's regional compc· tit on held at rhe Tri·County Joint Vocationa l School at Nelsonville. Participating schools Included Athens High, Bloom Local High, Buckeye Hills Career Center , Buckeye Valley Career Center , La wrence County Joint Voca· tiona! School , Mei gs Hi gh, Northwes t Hl~h. Plc k a w ay · Ros~ Joint Vocational School. Sc ioto Count y Joint Vocational School. Southern ){l ~ h Sc hool, Tri· Count y Joint Vocational Sc hool and the Vern Riffe .Joint Voca· tiona! School. . Instructors of the Meigs High Sc ~oo l classes are Bf>vc rly Ga ul, Ca rol Crow . C01<ton F'l.< hcr a n~ O!'c ky Cottrrlll Mlkkl ll upp. Marla Mu ~'l'l'. DHrl a K i n ~. Da wn l<er, cr .. Jur·kl Robln, on. Laura F'urlr;·. Sa ndy 13ullc·y. Susan King, ~ · · tan l c Mank in, Kelly 'T'homp" '" · IICCk,l' ilu Ul'l; and Sa mantha ltnu'h will corn pete In thl" stotl' rhamplo n.< hlps. Colum)Ju,, Ma rrh 20 and 21. N.Y. governor ~ bows out of presidential contest ~ Jtylill(! in 1 diY.inctlvely unt q~~econsok . Richly-Rrtined Pine finim. • • CALL 614 • 992 • 346 6 FOR INFORMATION NEW PRICES GOOD THIU MUCH 1 and a low Goodyear reels from takeover try NOW PAYING HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICES ON FERROUS SCRAP Chamber ~ n ow hctwt•cn 25 and :10. Cloudy S aturdn~· , wit h u chance of rain or snow and hi ghs hu· tween :15 and 40. The probahll· lt y of llrCI'iltitut ion Is 30 Report: Liby~n invasion scenario was stopped . FLATTENED ALUMINUM CANS 25( CLEAN SHEET & CAST ALUMINUM Mo~lly doudy lonlght, with a chan ct• or per<·P nt tonight Police seek link I! mil~ III!W thm(n\1\lflt n pic ture .'111C o r~d ljuaiM)' lltll( ll:ru k.oJk hi th i.~ ( oi!JIC'n'1poflli'Y \lyk ~~lll!>nh: , Lu~t ruo.•~ f.tutrm:~ o~t.. fini!.h. •• ·' NEW LARGER PlmRE, INCREDIBLE SURPNESS, PLUS FULL SIDEO SOUND MoOd SB2'131G ' > County may soon . BIG 27.!:..TV Borh •• ,.... ~11/rN svmm I fAe5JNUt&d Z~n it h\ ollll~IU A UI~ n~~· rcrn pn:Mdc~ • ....... WASHINGTbN (UP!) - The Congre~s It would lace certato· 4' Mr. Jacks was born Oct. , Senate Foreign Relations Com· · veto by Reagan . Ne~cil E. Carsey Reagan Is therefore on th~, 1930, In Rutland Township, a son mlttee may, have won only a hollow Immediate victory from legislative high ground; It taka. Neac!l Eloise Burson Carsey , of the late Robert Richard and 59, 825 Park St. , Middleport, Gar~~t Avonnel Kennedy Jacks. Its largely partisan vote to a two-thirds majorllyvoteolbotll. widely known Meigs County He had been employed at Foote challenge President Reagan and the Senate and House to kill ;I ~· businesswoman, died Wednes· Mineral Co., New Haven, W.Va. cut off all U.S. aid to the presidential veto. Nicaraguan Contra rebels. Surviving are his wife, Freda day evening at University Hospi· "' Still, the critical fight com ~:. tal In Columbus following major Ratliff Jacks, Langsville; a daughter and son·ln·law, Penny later this year. Reagan . wantasurgery. . Even Democra ts who led the and Raymond Reynolds, Mason, $105 million In new aid for tile Mrs. Carsey was born May 28, effort Wednesday to kill any new a stepdaughter, Jacklyn W.Va.; "freedom fighters" he says arl!'' 1927, In Pomeroy, a daughter of ald and the final $40 million Sigman, Toledo; three stepsons, battling Sovlet·and Cuban·l€4 . Leona Burson of Athens and Installment of a $100 mill ion aid Michael Beach, Xenia; William package passed last year agreed subversion in Nicaragua. •' · Ralph Burson of Pomeroy. . •,.,' She was a graduate of Shade Beach, Langsville, and Bruce with their Republican foes tha t fjlgh School and attended Marion Beach, Toledo; three sisters, the measure has little chance of ' '" College at Marion, Ind. She wa s a Betty Rupe, Langsville; Donna succeeding. ' Veterans Memorial , Nationwide Insurance Agent in Bendler, Marysville, and Marvel Pomeroy and Athens and had Lane, Ma rton; two brothers, Ray Many on Capitol. Hill oppose Admitted - George Black;.; received Intensive training in Jacks, Brewton, Ala. ,and Gerald such a challenge to one of the Portland; Ola Hysell, Pomeroy;;" multiline Insurance sales. Mrs. Jacks, Salem Center; and sev· president's most steadfast for· Geraldine Sexton, Middleport:~ , Carsey had received numerous eral nieces and nephews. f\l so elgn policy goals, and with the$40 Maudle Wood, Pomeroy. . ·' awards of achievement from the surviving are eight grandchild· million. already appropriated. Discharged - Beatrice DonO:.: Nationwide Insurance Co. A ren 'and one great·grandchlld. even If th e cutoff got through hew, Dqrothy Jen kins. ".: Besides his parents, he was I, registered realtor, Mrs. Carsey .:: was bra nch manager for Hayes preceded in death by three '• Realty , Pomeroy, and owned the brothers. Mr. Jacks was affiliated with C.& W. Realty Co. In Pomeroy. (Continued from Page 1) : ; Mrs. Carsey attended theSyra· the Apostolic Church In Rutland. Services will be held at I p.m. a new Massey· Ferguson tractor ' cuse Church of the Nazarene and policy will be announced as soon:; Saturday at the Ewing Funeral for the highway garage. was a member of Pomeroy as Its completed. •, Chapter 186, Order of Eastern Home with Rev. Emmett · A. Roberts said he was reluctant Also related to the hlghway1: Star , the Oriental Shrine of Rawson officiating. Burial will to accept the bid earlier because departm ent, Commissioner" Amer ica, Thea Court, and was a be In Miles Cemetery . Friends in addition to being out·Of· Manning Roush reported that al ; past president of the Ladles may call at the funeral home county, the firm was out·of.sta te. union contract meeting was held' · Auxiliary of Drew Webster Post fr om 2·4 and 7·9 p.m. Frid ay . However, he has since learned Friday at the garage and another~; 39, American Legion. She was a thet the company's service Is meeting is upcoming this: · member . of the Meigs Count y highly reliable, and that the fir m Tuesday. .~ Farm Bureau. f' does support the Meigs Count y Surviving in addition to her In more routine matters, api' CINCINNATI !UPI) - Area Fair. Roberts said money for the prcival was given to requestS::: parents, are her husband. Jack purchase has been set aside in W. Carsey, manager of the MGM pollee officers are Investigating the highway department budget. from Bob Byers, director o~ Farm City In Pomeroy; two a possible link between a satanic · Roberts reported he has Jo. Meigs County Emergency Medi•:. daughters, Diana Kay Kinder, cult and the discovery In sou· cated a Cincinnati map print ing cal Services, for EMS personnel. Athens; Jacque!lne Sue Webster, theastern Indian a of legs severed company and will be checking for to attend various state conferen·: Columbus; two sons·ln·law, Mar· from the body of a Cincinnati prices to print a revised Meigs . ces and seminars throughout thecus Dale Kinder, Athens, and woman. year, and to advertise forbids for: Sgt . Ray Hounchell of the County map. Timothy Paul Webster, Colum· three·quarter ton van to be; · a Roberts said he Is still working bus; three sisters, Mary Burson, pollee department at Fa irfield, a to develop a hi ghway department conver ted for use as an Invalid• Harriett Burson Meeks, and Joan suburb of Cincinnati, said a policy fo r off·the-job alcohol transport vehicle, not an emer.: Burson, all of Athens, and search of a mobile home near the offenses by employees . The new gency vehicle. • several nieces and nephews. She city had uncovered satanic ob· was preceded In death by two jects and a marble altar. brothers, Rober t and George I·'. Burson. I • Services w!JI be held at 2 p.m. Sunday at the First Church of the ' South Central Ohio ' Nazarene In Athens with Rev. Increasing cloudiness tonight, Glen McMlllan, Rev. James with a low between 20 and 25. Kit tie and Rev. Robert Madison Cloudy Friday, with a chance of officiating. Burial wlll be In snow or snow and rain mixed and Athens Memor y Gardens . hi ghs near 40. LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF PAGEVILLE ON Friends ma y call at the Hughes . The probability of preclpita· ,. Funeral Home,'l68 Morris Ave., Iron Is 20 percent tonight and 30 MEIGS CO. TOWNSHIP ROAD 142. At hens, from 7·9 p.m. Friday and percent Friday. from 2·4 p.m. and 7·9 p.m. on Winds will be light south eas· Saturday. terly tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Rich~rd Junior Jacks Saturday through Monday Fair through the period, with Richard Junior Jacks, 56, died ranging from the mid 20s to the Ll. unexpectedly Wednesday at his mid 30s each day. Overnight lows home at 34221 Jacks Road, will range from the mid teens to Langsv!lle. the mid 20s. I lO ,o~" . rr======;;;;;::===::::==========:J Drllmll lll' rtlll l o>~l"llgt>r ~ n•ry ri<'W iino.l No jackpot winner t ::101. ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) _Gov. Mario Cuomo, whose fiery key· note speech at the 1984 Democratlc National Convention propelled him toward the front oft he 1988 presidential race, has .opened up the field by suddenly dropping out The New' York governor cauaht many of hit political supporters and o~ponent~ , off II'U8rd - and 11ve 1om!! Democratlc rlvale nrw ~ope tor their own C&IJIPfiiiPI _ when he announced pn a radio talk show l)roadcast statewide Thurllday night th~t he would not make a run for the White House. " In my opinion the Demo· '' ' cratic Party offers a number of presidential candidates who can prove themselves capable of leading this nation toward a lllore sane, a· more progressive anct a more humane future," Cuomo said trom the studios of WCBS-AM ln. New York. "l will not add my name to that number," he hid; "I will not be a candidati." · The 54-year·old aovernor, run· nina a 1trona 1econd to forme!' Colorado s.n. Gaty Hart 1~ n~arly nr} early aurvey of Democratic pmlclentlal favor· ltet, had aald prevlqu1ly he would annouiiCt by the end oJ . February whether he would ru~, II' ou t a race or set up an explora· tory campaign commit tee. Wllh Cuomo out of the picture Hart has a chance to widen hi~ lea d In the polls- but the horizon brig htens coMtderably lor sev· era! other challengers. "The governor' s announ ce· mrnt means that the race lor the no mination remains wide open " said Rep. Richard Gephardt D·Mo., w~o plans to make hi~ forma l declaration of candidacy Monday. '·Anyone who currently Is seeking the nomination will have a gOOd chance with 111e bigger· name people out of the race, " Gephardt said. Hart pralstod Cuomo's " leader· ship and humanit y" and sa id , "l res pect what mus t have been a difficult per~~nal decision for Gov. Cuomo. Other potenti al Democra tic candida tes Include Sen. Joseph Bid en of DeJa war , Gov. Mi chael Duka kls of Massac huset ts, former Gov. Bruce Ba bbitt of Arizona and th e Rev. Jesse Jackson . Cuomo gained national prom!· nencc wit~ his stirring keynote speech at the 1984 Democratic National Convention In San Fran· cisco, where he co ndemned Pres· !dent Reagan lor not unde rstand· lng the nation's problems and for ., co mpar ing Am~rt~." to 11 .. , ,111\ lng cit y ?.n,th!• hill, -;- wh~n ljls 1 0 r~ thcr a talr 01 "' ' ltirs lllll'd 11 with d<'spcr". . ' faces Rca; an n v r .~t'I'S In plarr~ !he1 "'vrt visits. , . , When tht . f.< 0 "'"rnor won a second ter m m a la ndslide cru sh of Rep uhlicHn Andrew0' Rourkr. his name was lou tt'd eve n mo re freq uently by D••mocrat s des per; ate to rc~~ln th e Whit e HousC'. But until f hu rsday·, Cuomo had not com.mltt d. hlmse~!. . : • The radio Ji• ogrum s ho~t. A1.t ' Athens, told th•' l(Ov~rno r bcfo:! they w~nt on t~c air that ~ wanted 10 ask ati>ut the pr,c;sQJ. ency . Cuomo rc~ponded. A!tk me. I ma~u rpr lse you." �• ..-., • • • ' ., The Daily Sentinel 111 Court Street · Pomeroy, Ohio · . DEVOTED TO THE INTER&'lTS OF THE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb Bm~ ,..,..,___.~-r·~d.F=I ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher · PAT WHITEHEAD Aulstant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEfUCH General Manaser A MEMBER of The United Press International, Inland Dally Press Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association. LETTERS OF OPINION are welcome Thf>•· should be- tess tha n 300 words long. All letters are subJect toedi11ng and ITll st b; slgn«< with name, address and ..,:; ------------------------------------------------- f<l?:~... THE LA~T MAN IN BI::IRUT TAKEa HIM~ELF HoaTAGE Today in history ' ' By Unllcd Press International Today Is Friday, Feb. 20. the 51st day ot 1987 with 314 to follow . ']\he moon Is approaching Its last quarter. Tile morning stars are Venus and Sat urn. The evening stars are Mercury, Mars and Jupiter. . ·. Those born on this day are under the sign of Pisces. They Include American Revolutionary War hero William Prescott In 1726, photographer Ansel Adams In 1902, Sov lt'l leader Alexei Kosygln In l904 "What's My Line" TV emcee John Daly In 1914 (age 73Lfashlon designer Gloria Vanderbilt In 1924 (age 63). film director Robert Altrilan In 1925 !age 62). actor Sidney ?oilier in 1927 (age 60!. acrr..sses Sandy Duncan In 1946 (age 51) and Jennifer O'Nelllln 1949 (age 38). and heiress Patty Hearst In 1954 (age 33). ' ' . this date In history: In 11109, the Supreme Court ruled the power of the federal · government was no greater than that of any Individual state of the . ~ ~ ·, Union. on A_._Ru_sh_er -~ ,I The euphoria that has over· taken the Democrats since November. when they captured the Senate and the , Iran/contras controversy began to unfold , appears io be resting In a conviction that liberalism Is about to make a comeback. That, at any rate. was the recent conclusion of Mayor Joseph Riley of Charleston, S.C., president of the U.S. Conference of Mayors. "The continued assault on American domestic policy has ended, " he announced happily at the organization's annual mid- winter meeting. "Our programs and our needs and the needs of our cities are not going to be slashed any further." He predicted thai mayors would now be able to go on the offensive for the first time since Reagan became president, dema~dlng more funds for their ever-needy blirgs.And at a recent meeting of Democratic state chairmen and the party's national ' executive committee, Texas Commissioner of Agriculture Jim Hight· ower - a red-hot liberal who never really cooled off - went even lurt)ler. Hightower de- nounced the bankers and the "robber barons" o! big business. and called for more federal spending to help farmers, college students , the· unemployed and low-Income Americans. ·The assembled high Demo· crats loved it. According to one' reporter, "Mr . Hightower was surrounded by state party officials requesting a transcript of his remarks and Inviting him to speak In their stales." 01 cou~e. all this generosity to the voters will have to be paid for with higher taxes- a .polnt that Is traditionally Ignored In Demo- Sign 'em up, dead or alive • By GERRY MONIG~N UPI Sporls Writer The Cleve la nd Cavaliers, fast becoming the NBA' s most weirome visitors. Thursday night brightened the New York Knlcks' dismal seaso n. The Knicks, who had won only three of their previous 16 games, handed the Cav~ llers their 13th consecutive road defeat, 120-105, behind Ge ra ld Wilkins' 25 points. Even without ' Inju red starter s Bill Cartwright and Gerald Henderson, New York preva ued r· R,on Harper. Clevela nd's roo· kie standout, matched Wilkins' point total. but Wilkins recorded a career· hi gh· 13 assis ts to help New . York snap a four-game losing streak. "Harper's a grea t player," said Wilkins. a second·year guard who has led the Knlcks In scoring 12 times this season. "He does a lot of things in the open co urt. " I have to go after a guy like that. It's just like going agains t Michael ,Jordan. I was goi ng a t him a nd he was going at me. II was a game where he got 29. but no one else scored." Cleveland, which completed a four·game in flve·nlght stin t. also got 19 points from rookie Brad Daugherty. "The four ga mes in five nights hurt us. and the Knlcks played very well," Cleveland Coach Lenny Wilkens sa id. " I thought we were me ntall y Iired tonight as well as physically Iired. "We didn"t play well tonight, but we'll get better. I think w~en you consider how young this tea m is, you' ll agrroe it's just a "V m_ , The Lighter Side • C.Iev~land brightens Knicks' dis~al · year in road .setback ;$'• Happy days again?______w_illw_' Abusing a gift horse WASHINGTON - A governHere are some examples of the ment Investigation of American Vienna embassy's expenditures· embassy "gift funds " reveals from the gift fund during the thai questionable use of the tenure of von Damm , who privately donated money by resigned as ambassador after Ambassador Faith Ryan Whittle- marrying the owner of Vienna•s sey in Switzerland was matched famous Sacher Hotel : by former Ambassador Helene -In September 1985, she spent von D"a mm next door In Austrlsl. more than $13,000 to take some Both women worked in tile 400 guests on a "friendship Reagan White ' House before c~ulse" on the Danube River. appointment to their diplomatic The ~tab Included boat re9tal, posts. restaurant meals, fireworks and The· State Department has a photographer to record the ended the controversial embassy event. funds, which were an administration Idea designed to supplement - In August 1985, von Damm an ambassador's sometimes dipped Into the embassy gift fund skimpy "representatlopal fund" to buy a $600 coal as a birthday for entertainment and similar present for Dagmar Koller, wife goodwill gestures. News stories of VIenna's mayor. Cable traffic last fall reported that Whittlesey between the embassy and Foggy had dipped Into her embassy Bottom revealed an Initial reluc· fund to play hostess to some of lance In Washington to approve the same American big shots who the expenditure; II was finally had donated to the fund . OK'd after the fact. When the stories broke, the - In December 1985, von House Foreign Operations Sub- Damm played the gracious hoscommittee, headed by Rep. Dan tess to Attorney General Edwin Mica, D-F ia., ordered a General , Meese, his son and their wives, Accounting Office audit of all Who stopped off In Vienna while sucn privately financed embassy on a European tour. The ambasfunds. Our associate Lucette sador, who worked In the White Lagnado has seen the resulting House while Meese was preslden· report. tlal counselor, threw a party lor .. ., I.-. t.i ·d~ t·:" ' matt e r of ti me b~ fore wr co me together and play as a group. As soo~ as we get some experience. we' re going to be ve ry Iough to beat." New York received 2() points from Kenny Walker. 19 from Patrick Ewing and 18 from ·rrcnt Tucker, who came off the be nc h. Clevela nd pulled within 111·!05 with 1: 24 to play on a free throw by Daugherty. But New York then pulled away . Henderson bruised ·his left thigh at prac tIce Wednesday and Cartwright is still sufl.cring from a spra ined left ankle. "! had a meeting with the players before the gamr." New York Coach Bob Hill said." ! told them I'm going to need a specia l ·effor t out of each of them becau se of the lnjuires to Gera ld and BilL The guys who got their chance took It a nd played welL " Pat Cummings replaced Ca rtwright and Rory Sparrow replaced Henderso n In th r Knlck s' starting lin eup. Elsewhere. Golden Sta te rdgr•tl '.- directly with the NRWC's ethical close its espionage activities, the issue cited In the format com- '>; , lapses but alleges that the spying NRWC says It will appeal RI- plaint - the allegation that the ' .~' .' NRWC violated the ban against violated federal Jaw on technical chey's order. co rporate contributions. ' -'~ grounds. The law prohibits corporations ' Ironically, that recalcitrance Richey's opinion, the first from making any contributions may help discourage similar judicial order In the case, sugor expenditures In connection adventures ~Y the NRWC or gests that the courts are willing with elections to federal office. other organizations In future to go much further In criticizing ~, Because the NRWC Is incorpo- presidential campaigns. the NRWC for spying In presidenrated, II must abide by thai The burea ucratic FEC almost tial campaigns . Perhaps an restriction. certainly will limit Its ruling In appeals court will be even more But the NRWC paid for the the matter to the very narrow •" forceful. private detectives who, In turn , • provided their services to the Mondaie campaign, the NEA complaint notes. In response, the NRWC Insists that It was engaged only in " vlrgorous citizen enforcement efforts ... to assist the FEC" In upholding the campaign !inane· lng statutes. , But when the FEC sought to Investigate 'the NEA complaint a nd asked for data about the payments to Investigators, the NRWC refused to supply any Information. , The FEC then went Into U.S. • Dis trlct Court here to seek '• enforcement of Its demand tor • ., Information - and got from , Judge Charles R . Richey a ruling ' against the NRWC on the narrow ~ I scope of the complaint and on the ,. ' broader Issue of political spying. ' "There Is a vast middle ground ' ' •' between !Uing a complaint to' tally devoid of supporting eviI dence and hiring detectives to ,, '• • violate the (law) In an effort to iI discover violations of the (taw) , by others," Richey said In his ' · opinion. "The NRWC should have found ' '. .. an alternative means of gather· 2,.c, Cl1N7 bw NEA, Inc. ~ lng evidence that did not Involve subsidizing violations" of the "ARE YOU CRAZY - doing the speed limlf law, the judge added. on an lnrerstatel STEP ON IT!"' Apparently determined to continue resisting attempts to dis· .. COLUMBUS, Ol)!o iUPI) The Ohio High School Athletic Association Board of Contra) has voted to expand from three dlvtslons to four lor boys and girls basketball, effective with the 1987·88 season. The board voted 4-3 Thursday to expand the current three class system, which has been In effect since 1971. .• ' The board also approved on a .5-2 vote. thai the state wrestling 'tournament move to three divlslons, Instead of the current class breakdown, effective next season . Wres tlers currently compete In Class AAA, AA and A. Because there are fewer Class A teams that compete In wrestling, the three-division formal was approved so that there ' will be Berry's World HI:I CS ti.DtEIITo\lY fOUliWitJrt Commi ssio ner Dick sa id •hat would be decided soon. "We'll bring th ai back lmmediately to work on it ," Armstro ng said. "But our schools have Indicated that th ey like the current forma t of the gir ls playing one weekend and · the boys another." The 1988 boys,basketball tournam ent will return' to Columbu s after being held In Dayton for two years. This year's tournament Is to be hel d March 26-28 a t the University of Day on Arena . 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Celli<·s II!!, Ruekt•ls ~2 !\I ll ouslon. r{obNI Pa r is h arcumu latrd :111 polniS and n rebound s. and K<•v ln Mcl lalr• contrlbutpd 21 point s and 12 OHSAA HI GH IUILDIJfG - ' approximately an equal number of teams In each division. Last year there were 241 Class AAA teams, 219 In AA and 98 In Class A. . Ridgedale basketball coach Steve Kick, president of the Ohio High School Basketball Coaches Association, said prep coaches have wanted a fourth division for several years. " The coaches have supported Ihis for three to four years," Kick said. " We're very pleased that this Is going to give kids more of an opportunity to compete In a state tournament ." Under the new system, the three-day state basketball tournaments will consist of 12 games Instead of nine, beginning In 1988. No format for the 12-game tournament was announced, but Elementary Tournament -~ ' ' OHSAA votes·for division .expansio ,:~ . co· NO. 20 Wyoming clipped San Diego State 85-73, San Diego defeated Gonzaga 61-48 and VII· Ianava nipped St. Joseph's 88·87 In double ov.er time. At Long Beach, C,a li f..,Freddle Banks scored 20 points and Armon Gilliam addPd 19 to power UNLV to Its 12th s traight victory . At Bloomington, Ind. , Daryl Thomas scored 24 points a nd Dea n Garrett hit 2 free th rows with three seconds remainin g to help Indiana , , 22-2 a nd 13-1, escape with a Big Ten vi ctory over Minnesota. At Syracuse, N.Y., Sherma n Douglas scor~d 18 of his 26 points In the second half to · lead Syracuse over Providence In a Big East game. At Durham, N.C., John Smith hit lor 13 points to lead a bala nced Duke attack. At Lake Char les, La. , Ga be Corc hla na and Ronnie Gra ndi son eac h provided 20 points for New Orleans, 2I-3, In a game that featured the ejec tion of two '' ' Oantley and l siah Thomas C"ach LOCATED 2 MILES EAST OF PAGEYILLE ON MEIGS CO. TOWNSHIP ROAD 142. . By JOE ILLUZZI " I've heard Danny say a lot UPI Sports Writer 'This Is our building and nobody Is going to beat us here."' Kansas The home·court edge ins tills Coach Larry Brown said. "But I confidence In Kansas and Temp)e. think we play with confidence No. 14 Kansas extended its · here (at Allen Field House) home winning streak to 48 games ·· because the crowd Is so loud, the by beating Kansas State Thurskids can"1 hear me yelling." day night and Temple clinched The Jayhawks, 20· 7 overa ll and I he Allan tic 10 Iitle, assuring the 9-31n the conference, have won 14 seventh· ranked Owls of home· of their Jast16 games and hold a court advantage throug~out next hall-ga m!! lead over No. 16 \\!eek"s ~onference ,tournament. Oklahoma and Missouri In the "Everybody feels confident In Big Eight · his own house," Temple Coach Kansas also tied a conference John Char,t~Y said after the Owls record with Its 48th consecutive surviVRd '~a , ~haky flr.s l o. hall to ."" l)oine·courl victory. The streak defeat St. Bonaventure 77-56 at ties the Big Eight mark set by Oklahoma before the Jayhawk s McGonigle Hall. · T~mple,. which has won 14 beat the sOoners In Norman, stralght,lniproved to27·2 overall Okla., last season. Elsewhere, No. 1 Nevada-Las and 1G-Oin the conference. The27 Vegas pounded Long Beach Stale victories lies a Temple record set by the 1955-56 and 1957-58 learns. 86-66, No.2 Indiana edged Mlnnesora 72-70, No. 9 Syracuse de· The '57-58 club reached the Final Four. feared Providence 90-81, No. 18 Danny Manning scored 3.1 Duke topped North Carolina points · to · power Kansas over State 66-50, co-No. 20 New OrKansas State ·84-67. leans beat McNeese State 90· 77. New Jersey llO·J06. Drro it whipped Scat tie 11H05, Boston beat Houston 99·92 'li nd Port la nd pounded P hoenix 124·108. Warriors 110, Nets 106 At East Rutherford. N.•l., .lor R~ rry Ca rroll collec ted 22 points· and 10 n•bounds , and Chr is Mull in addPd 20 to lrad Gol de n Slat e, which won for the fourth tim e in it s las t 11 gamPs. l'lstons 117,· Supt•rSoni<'s !05 At Ponliac. Mirh .. Adrian SCIPIO RECYCLING Kan.sas, re~ple continue home succeS$ . '•/ • night at Long Beach; Call!. The top-ranke~ Running Rehels won 86-Gii. FULL SPEED AHEAD - Nevade-Las Vegas' the visitors . She also arranged fund vouchers on grounds of . · .•. tickets to the Vienna Opera security . production of '" Fidello" at a cost Footnote: The current ambas· • ,. , of $317 .28 for five tickets. The sad or to Austria, Ronald Lauder, · '· purpose o! the expenditure was was deprived of a·$150,000 check · '· " to further U.S. Interests," ac- for the gift fund from his mother, cording to th ~ embassy voucher. cosmetics tycoon Estee Lauder, -.r - Also jus tilled by the need to because nervous Foggy Bottom promote the national Interest bureaucrats sent the donation ' ·' was the purchase of 10 scallop- back. But when the emMssy's · • · shaped pewter bowls from Car\!-. ·summer employment . program 1 h h ler Inc. In New York at a cost of for young people was short of ·,;; funds last year, Ambassador ··· $1,023. Not all the embassies with gift Lauder wrote out a check o! his funds spent the money on !ripper· own for $10,000. les. The GAO auditors noted that UNDER THE DOME: Rep. '"" the embassy In Lagos, Nigeria, Tom Lantos, D-Callf .. Is known ' :; ; which had received more than on Capitol Hill for his Interest In -~ $338,000 In donations , used the foreign affairs, his concern for ',. " money to make badly needed mi streated animals and his usu· .·, .; Improvements at a consulate, ally .dignified appearance. But "such as retaining walls, fences the Hungarian-born Lantos Is ' .~/ and gates." In addition, the also a bit of a ham -In an almost 1.... embassy dona ted a large chunk litem! sense. As a sort of Rich , .. ,, of the gift fund to the American Little of the animal kingdom, he ' : · does an amazingly lifelike lmlta- ' - • International School In Lagos. The Paris embassy also used lion of a pig. His aides are lis gill fund for such unglamor- amused by I he boss's oinking - . 7 ous expenses as renovating the but also a little, nervous. They > _ ••' ambassador's residence, buying can't be sure When a constituent ., ·-: a plano, reupholstering furni- from the posh San Franslsco . ·;.. ture, Installing drapes and paint· Peninsula might happen by dur- . '"''· lng light fixtures. lng a performance and wonder If :. ,: The Moscow embassy wouldn't th ere's a truffle hunt going on In let the GAO auditors see Its gift their congressman's Inner office. ..• Robert Walters ,. •"''' Fre<l Banks drives around Long Beach State's Morton Wiley on his way to I he basket Thursday ' ' ' . ~.1 ._ --~;~--,-·. " A case of espionage WASHINGTON (NEAl- The National Right to Work Commitlee, a strident right-wing organization, appears to have devised a unique method of undermlnlng,. f! not destrctylng, the Integrity of the nation's politic ~! process. Here's how It works: A special Interest group uses private detec· lives to Infiltrate and spy upon the campaign organization of a presidential candidate II opposes, ostensibly to gather evidence of violations offederal Jaw. .The NRWC did exactly that In 1984 when II hired Investigators to probe the campaign of Democratic presidential nomin ee Wal ter Mondale. The NRWC, whose hallmark Is shrill anti-union rhetoric, says the espionage was m!cessary to advance Its " nationwide Investigation Into forcedues pollllcklng by corrupt union bosses." The Investigators, It says, traveled for seven months to "document more than 25 lnstan· ces In which power-hungry union officials.. violated federal elec· lion laws In an effort to plump Big Labor marionette Mondale Into the Oval O!ftce.' ' Sworn affidavits document the activities of the NRWC lnvesllgators who Infiltrated Mondale campaign organizations from Alabama to California, posing as volunteers who usually were assigned to work In telephone banks calling prospective voters. In ' several Instances, those telephOne banks allegedly were funded or op~rated by state or local af!lllates of the National Education Association. Now, the NEA Is seeking to have the NRWC punished for Its spying. In a formal complaint !lied with the Federal Election Com· mission, the .NEA does not deal \ erath) campaign oratory. But , ~ shucks, you can't play po~er •:; without a few 'chlp, can you? The •~ Democrats' strategy Is obvious:. :f Raise taxes sky-high, on the pretext that this Is necessary to reduce that dreadful federal ...• deficit ; then earmark about 10 )~ percent of the proceeds for debt :1 reduction and spend the other 90 :., on "benefits.·· In Harry Hopkins' ~~. lmmorta.l words, "Tax and tax, · ·~ s,pend and spend, elect and -~ elect." ··· This swift return of liberalism, less than three nioilths alter Democratic fortunes ' revived, Is proof that tl)e call by tiary Hart and others for "new Ideas" never really appealed to most Democrats. Their 1980 defeat by Ronald Reagan and his fellow conservative Republicans· was · hard to bear, and his landslide victory In 1984 over that true-blue liberal Walter Mondale was almost unendurable. But neither experience has sufficed to detach the Democrats !rom their 55year allegiance to the belle! that big government can be a benefl· cent father figure to the American people, · fulfilling thefr. "needs" with ·money taxe d from ... .er ... corporations? The rich? Somebody. The Irony Is that conservatives are probably almost as happy as Jim Hightower to see liberalism coming back . As long as the • Democrats were out there cast· .. ' ing about for "'new Ideas," there was always at least a theoretical possibility that they might stumble across a few - !hus putting conservatives to the trouble of ana.lyzlng and debunking a whole new bate~ of slogans. Jack Anderson & Joseph Spear the Daily Sentinei-Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middlee(M;t. Ohio Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ~r Friday, February 20, 1987 telephone number. No un signed letters y.Jil be publl!.hed. Letters should be In iQod taste, addr£>Sslng Issues , not prrsCilalltles. By DICK WEST WASHINGTON 1UP! I - A visit to my friendly neighborhood bookstore reveals that someone has published a volume titled "Gossip: The Inside Scoop." That title reminded me that I probably could write a book called " Leaks: The Outside Scoop." Not that gossip has been around as long as leaks have. Co-a uthor Jaek Levin of Sharon, Mass .. tells us that gossip only dates back to the Roman Empire. Evep without looking it up, I know that leaks are older than that. There is a temptation to say outside scoops have been disclosed by leaking Information a I least since the tim e of the ancient Greeks. But practically everything ancient Is being blamed on them these days, so forget any thing you have have read In Homer. Instead, give some thought to casti ng a new movie about the Reagan administration, If leaks regarding Iran gel any worsP. We all know the part that leaks played in br·J nglng down President Nixon and who starred In the motion picture version of Watergate. But a different set of actors probably would be needed for a film based on Iran-Cont ra leaks. As Robert Orben, a former White House speechwritcr, has pointed out, the Image of the hero has chan ged so much in today's movies. "Peter Lorre would be a leading man." I can't argue with that obsPrvatlon, bull do quarrel with a poll that showed Rodney Dangerfield as the c hoice to play Secretary of Slate George Shultz. Bert La hr . who first ga ined fame In "The Wizard of Oz," would have been my choice. And what about the survey's cas ting of Burt Lancaster in the part of President Reagan. Shllcks, not even Ronald Reagan could play th at parJ. Taking my cue from Orben, I cou ld c~st Boris Karl off in the role. As for Secretary of Defense Caspar Weinberger, the survey, as well as ·i\dm. John Poindexter and Lt. CoL Oliver North, is strangely silen t. However, if I were In Hollywood, I would hire Mickey Rooney for that part. !\or the ro le of Attorney General Edwin Meese. I would have contra cted Sidney Greenstreet, based on his performance In "The Maltese Falcon." i:rea lize poll participants O'nv i~oned Ed McMa hon as Meese but It would be wor th the price of admission just to hear Greenstreet, as attorney general , chuckle over some of the leaks. That brings us to Na ncy Reagan. Although Jane Wyman, who once was married to Reagan. received the majority of votes In the poll, I ca ri think of only one actress who cou ld do justice to tlie first lady's part - Mae West. T.he role of the sodden reporter drenched by a ll these leaks I would fill :With Humphrey Bogart. Thai leaves Orson Welles , .Judy Gar land, Ingrid Bergman, W.C. Fields, Anthony Quinn, Te liy Savalas. Cary Grant and Shirley Tel)lple among the ~ncast. But we can't crowd them all Into one picture. · Wtth .an It alian director, say Rosselin!, we surely would have a hit on pur hand s. OK . So some of these ac tors are dead. 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Pal 111 Oh••rlla f 'a~ IWIIM'W' 1t1 Df nftl.on Kf'nyon Ill woo~tu fl:dw\'111• • .111 M"ai"h Ml Vr.r1111n Nn .e Malo Ill' Ohio DOmlnln n Ill Rio (irundr 11fhn id \ lrhua Anderson Und) at Bl•fflon Flndi!Q' at \\' llml~an Polnl Park (Pa l al DrkP Transactions U!~EBAU, Ro!<llon - i\(rl'ed •• l· yo>ar o11nlf'l(1ti " 'lih !lutfh·ldl'r" Ento~ ~urks aftd Todd Jkonzla~Ct"r ad pllrllm.l~tlln Lel•tfr, a.h "''omlward, and Mille Ror hlotd. ('allfprnia - SI~ed riP&·IIIM...- VPrn 1W h11• to a t•nnlrat'l wMb F..clmonton ofllw> l'at'lfh· Colrlll& r... aa;11c. · C'h ov•i.nd - AlhtllluM·r d ouUirlder llrril Butt.r 1oM ..M MthHrallon C'Mf' 11.nd will ••arn S'Jt~.OOII for lift' 1111'7 !H'IW'OI. Houlllon - ~IIIP.d plh•hi'NI Roh Malllt•o•, Dne Mntiol, Rot•k.J Odldrt'!t11 an at Tom F•nk. ll'lll:thl'f' Roha.lr "'lilf' 11ad Infi elder ('hut•k .fatk~~ooa to l· )'ll'at l'nNntc-111 . Montru l - Sl rned rll(lill ·hande..,. Flayd l'attmanK aad ~r rto Valdn and ~ hortlllnp EKtr..._ Betttf'~~o lo l· )'('llr t•olllru.t•I K. . Nl'w \ 'ork cAl. I - Slrftf'd pltC'hrrPut ('komt'nb 11ad OUiftf'ldtr Ka1 IKIUif' lo l· .w ar t•ontrad M. The Redmen, 24· 7 overall and 10·3 1n MOC action, have dropped their last two league contests and need to win Saturday to assure themselves of at least a share of the MOC title. Rio Grande Is tie with Walsh, who edged the Redmen last Saturday 81·80 on a· last-second three-point field goal. Walsh hosts Cedarville, who defeated Rio Grande Tuesday after hitting two technical free throws with one second remain· lng. Walsh and Rio Grande are only one game ahead of third· placed Malone. RIO GRANDE - The Rio Grande College womens basket· ball team closed Its regular season Thursday night with a 86-66 victory over Wilmington at Paul R. Lyne Center. Lea Ann Mullins paced the winning Redwomen attack, which contained four doubledigit scorers, with a game-high 25 points. S<?nlor Robbin Luck, playing In her last regular· season college game, added 22; Peg Morbitzer netted 16 and Holley Hastings 11. Wilmington, who dropped to 11-13, was led by Anne Ker lgan and Diana Gallalay who scored 15 points apiece. Michelle Ray chipped In with 10. , Also playing In her In" '' '''' .' ' ' ' F.AMT fk--nllr)' ;1. Bry.1111 M Rnl·•port 1\1. tl , N.u.art'ih !It fW" Pu~tl 11, f raniiLII1 I'II'I'C'l' 311 ' ' ; f'llrllf'~t'FirMIIIII•t"' ~t~ ltA-.ftoff. ~ roM'Or•• IN, \ '. ) Kll. Nrw \'ark Trt•h 71 Dtl"u iiiL ' 6 Mary 71 Gan•n Ill, Elmira Ill '.'' W'IIH~m C.etl,.,..,.l'l t'7. IAh•oft Vallry l.1 lAnlli IMI!ift• l/, 'it. Rohf'r1 Morrill '1'11 II, 1'1'1111 st. Ml N l111: ~tn~ lll, h l01t ( 1, 'nl Norwk-h 17, !41. -1411'W'ph'~ (Vt. l 11t MIIIIP'IIdltllll'tlt~ N)'llt'k . . [AIIIo' r• MC'1111101tllt' U Old " 'C"Mih•ry AI , rrau 11 nn. 1"11.-mllt.,. ""·PhiL Blhf•· ti l"lll-lrlllllaN tt. Point r.,.k »1 Rllotlt•l•lultt ~.. rrt W-.111 CIJFJ loW. t\IIM'ID 1J. ,\MwttpUOII M *· Ff'IUirilo tN\' J W. M . f'ra11.,1ra1 17 N_.vl llf'rl• 1!. Eft\M'l&tln 11' ~Mia 11$, HaiiH' :U MHI-·IH• Mlllil . . " 'IN'ftiiM' Tr1'111 " !Wrf'\'rf'llfl1'f'rlll 7t. • n N !WrfOIII l !. 11. IUio* IIIIMd ('el. 11 .~r rat.. llt"lll, Provhlrnt'f' Ill ' Trmpk' 77, !'H. Be•\'l'lltW'f' M U. Nf'.- E•Kf~ ts., Nrw E•Kfu4 Cot. II , Vllllrlllft\"• M. Rl..._..11 CPa.) In I toT I -,. . ._ ....... n. n.tfl" '7-1 lk'II......,_ IU, Alllllul '71 lA. LeM;fr·RII)'IIIf' :n llrlat111rwMC!r '71. . . ..,,..~JdlltJ 'ft Cllr~tiM lrt~~ . ITflta.l ,, Bel Mil.. 71 0.~ II. No. C1roMu 1111. M Brln~~~lllll Ah...., '• EIIIOrJ Nl. llettrJ.,.. LJIK'tlt.fl• FrudaJtat lo• 71, I:,.WIH' 11 & MachT~ regular-season contest, Rio, Grande senior Lisa Jones dished out a game-high 10 assists. The Redwomen finished the season 18-5 overall and 5-31n theGreater Ohio Athletic Conference, earn· lng themselves a third of the league, crown. Mount Vernon Nazarene and Malone own the other two-thirds of the title. Leading !rom the outset, Rio Grande built a 3'7·25 halftime advantage and never looked back. The Redwomen start National Intercollegiate Athletic Assocla· tion District 22 tournament ac· tlon Tuesday night, when the host . Malone (18·9) In a flrst·round contest. Tlp·off time Is set for 7:30p.m. In Lyne Center. ' by Realistic Save·•ao Cut $150 ~~~~~ -- - 149~ 2~5 0 SELECTIONS O'SAVINGS OSERYICE - 19915 Low All S2D Ptr _ , , Digital ready! Huge 15" woofer for solid bass. 5" midrange and 4" tweeter. Walnut veneer lin· ish. 27'/,•" high. N404032 Ohio Dominican defeated Walsh 72·66 Tuesday night allow· lng the Redmen to remain tied for first place, despite losing to Cedarville In the closing seconds. Starting In the backcourt for Ohio Dominican will be 5-foot-2 freshman Chris Miano and six· foot freshman David Bransoom. 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Pomeroy. ,. · · 45~ Rtg. lt.IS birth , ::.Guests named 43~ 4 clr. Auto., PI, JIS. iir. : ·' "Lonesome Dove" by Larry • • .•McMurty was reviewed by Mrs. : -: <Roy Holter at the Wednesday : · ;: •meeting of the Middleport Liter· • • aryCiubheldatthehomeofMrs. : ~· Robert Fisher. •~ I In the absence of Mrs. Dwight :' : Wallace, president, Mrs. Wllso11 : : ·carpenter welcomed the ' ' members. Thought for the day : : was "Time and Reflection Quiet : · ·; All Ills." •' • In her review Mrs. Holter :,•: mentioned that the author al!o :; ; wrote "Terms of Endearment" •' ' commenting that this gives un· :. : derstandlng to the deep i::harac· ;..;. ter sfudles which take place In • · the town · of Lonesome Dove, ;•• ;· Texas. She said that the story :: : centers around the Heartcreek · ,. .•. Livery Stables where a sign lists ~- •: • Slltnt P119lng Mode By Radio Shack Cut : : . · Meigs High School J .R. Kit· ;.. . chen, guard, Is one of the area .-; • high school basketball players to : ·• be selected for the All Star Team : . ; !rom Southeastern Ohio to play In ··. · ·Belgium, Holland West Ger· :· ·: many, Apri110.20. · • Each of .the selectees must : : · provide $11!95 for the trip and • ' • Only 1/o" Thin BattlfV extra . ·FCC /llli0- various activities are taking place to help !hem. Those want· lng lnforn:uitlon on, how to ·make doncatlons for J.R. should con• tact Fenton Taylor at 992·2158 or Pat Kitchen at 992·6312. II cancer clin ic sponsored 'by the American Ca ncer Society wil l be held· at the .Melgs Cout\ty Hea lth Department , 1\)Caled ; In the multipurpose building, Mul· ber ry Height s, Po meroy, next Friday beginning a t .1 p.m . The clinic Is limited to only 20 pJtlrnt s a! this ti me. It Is fr{'{' of charge and residents interes ted in maki ng an appointment should call >he hea l\h department :at Thank you William Kimes for the note. I suspect your question al!Out the courthouse photos Involves a recent announcement that the Pomeroy, Chamber of Commerce IS holding a photo ~ntest . to secure two pictures - one of the courthouse and one of downtown ·Pomeroy - to be printed on postcards later. The photos must be full color. You can secure any more Information you might need by calling the .chamber office•. 992·5005. Members of Evangeline Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, will be staging a bean soup dinner !rom· 11 a.m. to 6:30p.m. next Friday, Feb. 27, In the basement of the Middleport Masonic Temple. You can ·eat In or take out and the group 'Will offer a $2.50 special which ·Includes 'bean soup, corn bread, a ham sandwich, and a soft drink or coffee. ~92 - 6626 . NEW INDUCfEES - New members of Eastern High School's National Honor Society chapter have been chosen. They are selected on academics, service, leadership, and clllzenshlp. New ,members are, front from Jell, Laura Farley, Deleah Sanders, Todd Wilson, Lee i\ nn Rohlnson; second row, Renee Kaylor, Lori Burke, l.arlssa Long, Abigail Cauthorn, Maralyn Barton, and back, Amy Burkhlmcr, Bryan Durst, Mlch:tel Martin, Chris Spencer·and David Ri!'e. Recent visitors of Mrs. Pearl Russell. Ractne, were Major and · .Mrs. Karl Russell, children, ·. :Melissa and Ken. Olathe, Kan· · · ·sas; and Mr. and Mrs. F:loyd ··Chapman, the former Kenda · . :Russell, Pickerington. Mrs. Rus· · ·sell received calls from her •· · :daughter, Aleta Lynn Russell • : ;Burton of DeBary, Fla .. and Llaa : . ; Ann Burton, Orlando, Fla. Lisa ; · was married on Valen!lnes Day · ·• to Jeffrey Scott Gage of Orlando, : ': f'la . at the Trllllty Baptist • • Church, Orlando. The bride lithe" ; : granddaughter of Pearl L. Rus· : •: sell and the late Kenneth Russell1 · ·· and the daughter of Aleta Lynn :· · Burton and William Burton, both ! : of Florida. '• ' ' ' ' ' •. CrediiCtlflls.· ~ ' .•• ' -~. ... ... .... ............... ...... _...,._ WANT ADS Dr. E:.s . Villaneuva lsdonatCng his serv ices 10 arommod~!e those vis iting the clinic and Norma Torres. R.N .. dirl'Ctor of nurses or the healt h deparlmenl , and other h<•a l\h deparlmen> )X'rsonnel will be on hand towdr k • with the clinic. Dr. J ames Wilhcrel and Qr . Michael Fu rlong will also :be worki ng wl\h the ca ncer clln1cs a! a later dale . Ear ly detecllon or ea ncer Is one or tht• alms of the cllncls staged by the local ra n~ er sodC'l!'. . Pay for your order: between All I know Is what I hear and I hear that .. Ferndora Story Is really Into carpet cleaning- so, you know, If you need a helpln' hand - even cleans up · the shadows I'm told. Incidentally. Ferndora - loved by so many will mark her birthday annlver· sary on Feb. 22. You gotta admit - Ferndora Is definitely one of those people who help us to keep smiling. the names of Gus McRae and E.C. Call who were Texas rangers. . When tbe two fou~d O)lt al!Oul tbe free land offer In Montana, tbey d~lded to 1obtaln a herd of cattle ~uth of the bo.rder .an\! drlye them ·to Montana. The . darlngldventureledtothecleath of Call and at hl& request hfs body was returned to Lonesome Dove for burial. He never ackfl.!IWI, edged,hlsson whose mother w-. a' pi'OIItlt~le. The livery ·stable sign waa used aa his burial marker. Mrs. Fisher served refresh· ments to those named and ~rs. Jame Clatworthy, Mrs. Chester Erwin, Mrs. Bernard Fultz, Mrs. Charles Gaskill, Mrs. Richard Owen, Mrs. Sibley Slack, Mrs. Forest Bachtel, Mrs'. M.L. French, Mrs. Nan Moore and Mrs. Walter Waddell. · February 23·28 Now what happened to that newspaper? One . time a few years back someone loaned me an old newspaper which gave the details' of the dedication of the Pomeroy-Mason bridge back In 1928. I would really appreciate having access to It, one more time. Save 6o/o; . During Pioneer Days: . NBS MEMBERS - Secoad-year membel'!l of Eastern Hllh School'• National Honor Society Inducted new members Ia a tappln1 ceremony recently. Rev. Carl Hicks wu speaker for the cer~ony, arran ~ted by advisor Sue Amold and principal Daniel Apiing. Pictured arc, from tt!lt , Travis Newlun, Lesa Rucker, Amy Louks, Grt•g Leachman, Todd Clay , Missy Calaway, Arlen<' Ritchie and Kirk Reed. Members of the Southern High School Future Farmers of Amer· lea which will start Its obser· vance of National FFA Week, Feb. 21 -28, fared well In the recent Djstrlct 10 FFA judging contests. Here's how members placed: Shannon Williams, extempo.' raneous public speaking, sliver medal; David Custer, FFA Creed, bronze; Chris Grindley, prepared public speaking, bronze; Mlck Eakins. fruit and vegetable production. third; placement In prod~ctlon, fourth; Scott Bickers, dlvetslfled crop, fourth: Chris Grindley , secretary book, bronze; Kevin Grueser, treasurer book, bronze; Scott Bickers and Bryan Dalley, . reporter book, bronze. Making up the CIIRtrlct are Hocking, • Perry, Meigs. Gallla, Lawrence, Washington and At he ns Counties. fields that are" P••rt of agrlc ul· ture. This Is an indica tion thai Ihe n<'ed for agricu lture and ag ricultu ra l training wil l continue to be Ihe basis of the American way of life, Sayre repor ts. In the Southern classes. stu dents explore various fields of agric ul ture and arc ciirr~ntty sludylng plant sc ience. machine mainlenancr. carptmtry, leader· ship developmenl , public spea k· lng, power tools and reco rd keeping. In observance of FFA Week, letters are being sent to community leaders thanking them for their contributions lo agrlcult ure and "Leaders for the New Fields of Agriculture" will be the theme for the week being observed by more than 430,000 members a nd vocational agriculture students just in the United States. Aaron Sayre, advisor for the Racine Chapter of the organlza· tlon. reports that al though , - -- - - - -farmers are only about 2.5 percent of the population. about 20 percent work In ll!arketlng. research, communications. enRIneerlng, food science. compu· ters, agribusiness and other rr;;;;;;;;~;;~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:::;:::;;:::;::::;::;::::::;::~ ~ '(~:.·II~~F.e;h~:~~~atanc!;;~ . Tandy Pocket Pager Weatheradlo00 .. . : ; Mr. and Mrs. Monty Rae Hart, :·;:;, :~·; J>omeroy, announce the birth of a plete tonal control to your par stereo! .f12·1870 Binaries e.trl De~ktop 30 Off 1\ddS eo wans of power and com- Record off·the-air O! "live" w"h bulll·ln mikes. IM4-788 eanerles, crystals eKtra 4 dr. luns good. 1979 Mer~~~l• Cougar XR-7 .............. S995 . • Two Meigs Countir*!s were ' · · reappointed to the board of • ' trustees of the Ohio Valley : · :· ·Health S<?rvlces Foundation, Ind., recently at a meeting In Athens. They are Bernard Fultz, •.... •. a vice president, and Hugh P. •, . Custer, named treasurer. · ,, •:· 69~.19.15 ;~-- Hear potlce, lire, trains, others on UHF and VHF·HVLo, VHF·Air. N2<J..106 TA0":>14 1 PRICE Low Aoi2D PI< Monlh • 19 80 VW Diesel Rabbit .........S99 5 111M good. Itt;. ml By BOB HOEFLICH Semmel Staff Writer Two Meigs County young peo· , . pie have been · selected Into the Ohio Civilian Conservation . Corps. · · They are Cindy · Priddy and Jessica My· ers and they Join 260 corps members In the essential task of preserving Ohio's natural re· sources. As members of the corps, the two women wlll receive training In first aid, CPR and defensive driving during their one year enrollmeni In addltlo~ to on the job training while worl\Ing on numerous . conservation corps projects such · · as timber stand Improvement, - · wildlife habitat . development, ; .: : lake and pond .. constrUction, r : • stream cleaning and historical • · •, •.'., renova tlons. : '.;I '' Priddy Is the daughter of ' •' Juanita Harmon, Rol\lte 1, Mid· : ; dleport, and attend~ Meigs High ; •; Sc hoot. She has been assigned to . . , the Zaleski·CCC Camp. a reslden' · ' tial site located ·In McArthur. Myers .ls the daughter ot Melvin and Carol Cross, 30417 VanZandt, ,' . • Road, · Langsvllle and she has •· also been assigned to thP Zaleski ,· : ·camp. i .: Hart By Realistic HALF ~~eg. 14u 5 Telephone Answerer cut •500 Reatistic-2500 •io Off. Good concliton. Runs good. Uttlt rough. CCC members.named • By Radio Shac.k 79900 Cancer clinic is scheduled l;~ ,l)J~r~ry . ~(ub..meets . Racine FFA members place tn contest Tandy® 600 Computer 19 77 Olds Vista Cruise Wgn..............S129 5 1979 Ford Fairmont Wagon ..... S995 ·· Beat 'o/the bend >: W1Ulam11 U. Ml . . . hli,.,- 'TI M00111 AllaM II· C'llr~l. ''=~~:.U::f:s.H~~Rs . TUES. Fit. 9·1 9911 159.15 1211 :.t Rrtiullt~ Kin I"'~ F.a..trrn Nll•l'rf'llt' ~! 2°4 Condo• ·HSt. · Pomeroy, 0 . Phone 992·2976 • Friday, February 20, 19JJ7 Page..:..s • .•. .• Ohio Dominican, 6-20 and 5- 8, lost to the Redmen 85·79 Jan. 27. Rio Grande S<?nlor Mike Smith scored 25 points In that game and senior Joe Verhoff 23. Play underneath the basket proved to be the difference, as Rio Grande outrebounded Ohio Dominican 43·33. '• College Basketball ' · PRESIDENTS' Redwomen finish season with vidory ,;....--------. Mfon_. · • Basketball Schedule ''. TOURNAMF.NTil Kln ll:l'l ' "ollt•lco ln,·Mallul'll.. Qu lrl ri C'rtiMiti Rohrtn~ "'et~lt"yll n 711, IIIMI"Iah i I NyM·k til, fAJIIrrn Mf nMnll rr ~~ EMMtf'rn l'MI••kl' 7-&. flonkl• ~ I " SALES & SERVICE ... .. TVC ' · ' • Alexander at Athens ' ' 'n!IU'!tda)' ' ll GDAVELY TRACTOR WOLf BAND t . Kl'lln •" -"' -1 128-:! 1...... .. ,· •Trace ' EAGLES (L.UB SAlUIOAY 9· I I '· ' '' THE POMER · . ,OY Uh hlnn Ill I. t . CfllllmhtUII Read)' .. ,"""'"'"""""" lSI ~- "H e' s con · tacted severa1 c1ubs p()sted a· 323-229 . Carlton . the r~ord. Phlllles• but nothing has developed." In oth~~ ~~~~~~nded negotl, Carltonwas4-8wl(ha6.18E~ a~d La~fter falling· to resolve a. before ~lng releaSI!d by t e a 1ons th 1 has revented .th " Phlllles ·In · June. The Giants snag a e!t catch~ from acceptacquired hill! and he went 1·3 rree;h!team·s·s1 mllllonotrerfor with a 5.10ERA. His last stop was ng T lk cheduled to with tbe Wl\lte Sox, wl)e•:e he had one yearFrl~a s are s · a ~;3·r;cord ~nd 3.69 ERA. . r;re:s:u:m:e===Y=·=====:; We II a!low him to work o~! with us to ~ee what 'happe~s, Giles said. It could be that we would be Interested or It could be that some other .. club would become lntere~ted . Is Proud To Present 1n 21 years In the majors, · · THE · ' Ill. fl'nlral Ml~"uurl St . ( IIJ. .l ) ......... ...!:1 I !I st . l ' lm.Jd !'1.1111• I Mln111. ) II i · 7 f .... . . ll ~• - \' lq~ lnla Still•• t 17-:11 . ... .... ......... ... 11 FRIDA\" H.S. Wrestling Poll · major·league baseball." · Blue ends his 15-year major· ·. league career .with a 209-161 record . . ae won the AL 's Most Valuable Playe~ 11nd Cy Young awards In 1971 following a 24·8 seaSQn with the A's Among those pit~hers hoping to continue his career was Steve Carlton; an all but certain Hall of Farner. Carlton a 42-year-old left· bander, ;pent last season with Philadelphia, San Francisco and the Chicago White Sox. He was Invited to the Ph lilies'· camp In Clearwater, Fla., as an unsigned, non· roster player. · "Lefty has been down here throwing for two weeks," said Phlllles President ·Bill' Giles, whose team opens camp F rlday. Redinen shoot for MOC title u. t'lurld~tlnlw"'* t lorllll t':H' L ........ .. n !II•· I P un (N .l '. ) t'tl -1) 17 .... .......... .... .. li. f 'ul S4ull' 4'hlt1tllll·6) ... .... ........... .'!! I'IU' h . / l("onn.) (111-'!) 1311 .... .. ti . M't'!ll TrlllS Stull' f'l l·3) ............... lt1 7. Norlhl•rn Kf'nllll'k,· (It- If ............ lh (:II~ t . Oak Harher s.. Women's Polls ! . Cle.-e 81 . ..1.-eph (41 O'H) ........... tsA ·1. llarbtrtoR (I I CIHJ .. ,... , ....... ...... 'IO I .f. Ca111e111 MciUI'It.)' ( I ) (I'J.%) ......... 1M3 S. To led& St. Frlofld• (I H) ....... .. ...• ISH I. Dayioa D...har (lf.4) ........... ... .... 117 1. CIIICIII..al Woolwanl I I) f J&- :1) ..•.. 17 It WUMII .IHIIM U l (18--1) ......... ......... 13 f , Clr~ri ... St. IKDAIIM• (lf. S) .. ........ 17 II. Warmallardln1 (11.1: ) .................. 1~ eLMs AI\ By ·FRED LmF · · UPI Sports Writer The rites of spring formally began Thursday In the middle of February with miar.ly a dozen teams welcoming pltchero and catchers and .the Oaklalld A's saying goodbye to VIda Blue. Blue, who signed with .the A's last month after the Giants failed to offer him a contract, an· nounced his retirement. The 37-year-old left·handerwas listed as one of the A's starters after agreeing to terms Jan. 22. "Over the .past few years, I have been contemplating retirement," 'Blue said In a statement released · by the A's. "So with mlluid , emotlons and slight re· morse, the day has finally come when I will no longer be PIay Ing The Daily Sentinel And gel a FREE 6volt lantern ' Savea fu 116% on every : Pioneer.. 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A''"" o..n ~---------------·----~---------~ FRI. 10·2, 3-8; SAT. 10·2,.3-6; SUN. 11·4 ..• �Page 8 The :g~rty held for Valentine's Day Valentine atnner party was be(d at the Heath United Metho ~Jt!l Church, Middleport, for the r-<n~pg Adults ::!the dining room was deco riT&I with hearts, valentines and rl!(t streamers, and the tables !~lured white covers with red stfea mers and red candle centerll~- Games were played with prizes being awarded Attending were John and Mar Commu~ity of the upcommg berries, and low growlngshurbs. Anna E Turner's paper was on clematis which she said provides a screen for privacy along with gtvm g a touch of color with Its brig ht flowers Shesatd the plant vt nes upward though shrubs, on a trellts. ralltng or tree and needs to be planted In a two fool deep by two foot wide hole where the soli nas been mixed with sand and peat A handful of lime should be added to the soil and the crown of the plant set at soli level with the roots spread when planted. Binda Diehl's topic was on the new pe1enmal, the day lilies. She 'alked about various kinds and colors. mcludlng the Valencia, a SIX mch crepe like ruffled flower tn tanger me or melon ' hue, the Doris Mvrna, a large ruffled light ptnk with whitish ribs. and the new Il lS Eagle's Fhght, a bright rose-grape color MJidJ Pd .Je ffers gave garden1ng tips for spring Mrs Nichol· son displa yed a valentine tree arrangement and served refresh· ments Margaret Chapman won the hostess gift . Others there were Stella Atkins, Virginia Nelson, Ruby Diehl, Anna Ogdln, Wanetta Radekln, Marjorie Rife, and Allegra Will aa; convention to be held at u~lln were given by Ja net ollh , Ohio Associa tion of ai"den Clubs' president, at last week's meeting of the Star parc:!en Club held at the home of :t'Je~a Nicholson. ~ Mrs Bolin noted that the f Onvenlion theme wtll be ·coun ~ry Classics " She also an j!Oqnced that the 1988 convenuon ~ Ill be held at Wheeling, W Va ~nd that a one week trip to f;lawali is being planned for next ~ear . ~ ~pe tree sale deadlme has heen r.-xtended through February, • hP ~(a. Mrs Nicholson presented ,an owl to Mrs Bolin for her t otll!ctlon • Devotions by Mrs Nicholson L-tcluded an article "Picking the ~elghbor's Tulips " from "Ml'dl la tions on Garden Themes "She if.~t~,ll sc ripture from ProvPr hs and a Valentm'e Day poem For roll call members named tho it favorite magazine pe1t am ing to gardening A card was signed from Debbie Ator, a member who has a new baby ' !"au line Atkins gave a paper on pl~nt s which attract birds, listing !orgythla, honeysuckle, rose bar .,. '· Star, are to meet at the Pomeroy Masonic Temple at 2 p.m Sa tu1day for mltiatory practice. SUNDAY By CRARLtNE HOEFLICH 8e11t1Del8tatf WrMer • ., Florida In Fl!tltua11'11 lieo'e Josephine cble o~:?.?!a.?.~: tqm . Jaml!ll c..White White·· honored by military BURLINGHAM - Word of Ltfe Chu rch, Burlingham , will be In r~v 1 va l Thursday through Su nday with Evangelist DR Va nce Special singing nightly . E' CI yone welcome. fire HARTFORD, W Va - Dan Hayman and Ihe Faith Trio will slng.Frlday, at 7 p m se• v1ces at Father's House Chu rch, Hart fQr~. MIDDLEPORT - Faith Ta brrnacle Church, Batley Run Road, will be In revival Sunday through March I at 7:30 p m each evening Emmett Rawson, pastor. welcomes the public. w va S!\TURDAY SYRACUSE - Syracuse Unl ted Methodist Church Is sponsor in_g , a chili supper Saturday, starting at 4 30 p m Also on the merlu wltl be hot dots, peanut buller sa ndwiches, dessert and dtllnk Everyone welcome MONDAY when E.ll ~ ~f~= Mary of Columbus, her great grandson, Eflc, son of Nancy and JJ1o~~h:~ne~~~:~r~: Navarre, arid Mrs."J Canton lor a week of fun In the sun there. , • The group visited Mary Ritchie's daughter and son·l•·law, Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Rilodes, and took ,ln. a II the slellts Disney World, EpcOt, l<ellnedy ' Air Space • Center, · ~ess Gardens. . Incidentally, It was 'Josephine's first t,llght. , ... -~ to get out much, or live alone and not physically able to handle the cooking. , Since Janet became state pres· The mea~s are provided !dent, she's not only planning lor through the Meigs County Counyet another meeting, but she's on cil cln Aging's nutrition program. the move every minute Right but the delivery Is handled by now she wo~king on the Clncln· volunteers. Snow and pad roads natl Home and Garden Show to create lots of problems - like be staged In M11rch, and the Wednesday morning when four 1 upcoming state conver~tion this Inches of snow !ell. summer In Dublin. Several Ot the regular volunRegion 11 is one O! the host teers felt !heir vehicles just regions and local cll!b$ a.re couldn't handle the roads, so making seven foot square patch- some contacts were made and work dothes which will serve as four people ;with four-wheel overlays over bright plain colors drives came to the rescue. on tbe convention banquet tables, The senior citizens who regu· and then wlll be sold as an OAGC larly get the meals - and lor treasury benefit. ' some, It's the only·hot prepared meal they get - really depend on Our congratulations to the · the delivery. So to be sure that Rutland Garden Club which the meals always "go out, Center captured a SE:COJid In the state In personnel would like to have a lhe Victor Rle~ Outstanding listing of those with !our-wheel Garden Club contest of the drives who would be wilting to OAGC. , . deliver meals In an emergency. In the letter advising the club Just call the €enter, 992-2161 of Its second place, the OAGC second vice president wrote: Have a nice week! ' 'Your book shows that your club is one of the outstanding clubs In ' the state and for the 50 years of service to your community and to tt. 2 Ntrth, Pt. PIHMnt the OAGC .is to be commended '' Chief Hospital Corpsman cSS• And speakiilg of F,lorlda,llanet .James C White was presented Bolin will be going there tomorthe Navy Achievement Medal on row to participate In the Ameri Jan. 20 can Guild of Flower Arrangers The high military award. pres- Seminar. ented by the Secrrtary of the Janet, president of the , Ohio Navy. was given for " profes- Association of Garden Clubs, was sional achievement in the SUPf'r· Invited to do an arrangemen) !or tor performance of his duties the seminar, one titled "Kaleidowhile servmg as lnd!'pendcnt scope." Garden club members Duty Corpsman In USS Sword· from both North and South fish from April 1986 to October. America will be there, several Hot meals are delivered week' • 1 1986 " hundred, in fact, so It was quite days to about •70 senior citizens "CROSSOVER'! BAND HMC White Is an Independent an honor for Jaqet to be invited to across the co~nty who are Duty Corpsman onboard the USS exhibit. FIIDAY &UTUIDAY homebound or otherwise unable Swordfish, a fast attack subma lO.P.M. • 2 P.M. nnE> homE>ported In Pearl Har bor, Hawaii NO COVEl Ch,lef Whit!' Is t)le son of Mr h'.- worth It to d; ln th~ f"w and Mrs GeorgE> C. White, t>lllra mlln for the heal rounlry tnd rork mu111ir In tht- ur.•· PomE>roy, formerly of Rutland. _ By 1\1!'1. L..Balllenon , visited receqtly with Mr. and 'ftsltlng ,wtth 'Mt. and, Mrs. ' Mrs William Congrove. He is a 1966 graduate of Rutland Frank Jones.r'ecently were 'their r-_;__ _ _ _...:;__ _ _ ___J_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ Htgh School. sons !rom the servlcys, Mark ' Jones who completed 18 months , ' ' of duty In (jfrmany Is now sta· : ttoned at Ft. Cam'PlJell, Ky.; and' Michael Jones (Air Force):ls staRUTLAND _ lhe '' Rutland triOned at , England Air torce ' Garden <Club will meet at 1·30 Base, La. · • p m Monday at the home of Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Warren P,Jtkens L£ATHEI I VINYL-Several Colors Albert Woodard. Plans will be and Mr. and 1\frs. Lyle Balderson finalized for the March therapy ', ~ere Sunday dinner g\lef ts of program at the Gahipolls Devel· Mr. and "!rs, ,Jay Longat~lpre opment Center. Mr. aqtl Mrs: Em~t Whlll!bead Winner of Valentine Candy-Kay Grlndataff spent the weekend with M'r. and Winner of Merchanta' Roaes-Cathy Meadowa POMEROY - The Pomeroy Mrs. Ed Hen$ch and sons a! Can· High School Alumni Association ton. The Hench's youngesj son, will meet at 7 p m. Monday at the Matthew, celebrated his first blrtl\home of Yvonne Young Anyone day _on Sunday, The Whiteheads also visited with Mr. and Mrs. Walt Interested in helping or In pres 3rd Hensch and daughter, at Canal Ful· entlng Ideas for the annual reunion is asked to contact Mrs. ton. Mr and Mrs . Roger Chaney· Young at 992 7690, or attend the and Angle of Tuppers Plains meeting. The C.B C.'s were recently entertained at the home of Mr and Mrs Ernest Whitehead. Mr Whitehead, president, conducted the business meeting Mrs. Whitehead served as secretary Thank-yous were read for community nowers that were received. Thank-yous were extended from Mr. and Mrs Donald Myers for flowers they received during their Illnesses. Btlls were paid The club voted lor the same slate SYRACUSE - Syracuse Fit e Department Is having a dance Sj~,(u,rday, 8 to 11 p m . at Sy1 acuse Grade School Admission $2 per person Music by Mi~night Ex press Everyone welcome ,, . " • POMEROY - Office• s and ~rompters of Eva ngeline Chap ler !.86. 01 de1 of the Eastern R~svllle happenings INSULATED UNDERWEAR................ 1I 3 OFF 1 RACK OF MERCHANDISE ............. 1I 3 OFF DEPAITM~NT STORE . ua• '< MIDDLEPORT - The OH KAN Coin Club will meet at the Burkett Barber Shop In Middleport Monday evening with a social hour and trading session at 7 p.m. to precede the meeting A coin auction and refreshments will follow the business session. ·~ AT JOUR ~ ~ ~ l f .I ' : ' Parcels, Orange-Chester. Donald S. Deeter, Mildred G. Deeter to Eagle Mountain Energy Corp., Ease. , Olive. Grant A. Newland, Linda Newland to Allen S. Hall, Patricia E. Hall, 4.5 A., Olive/Orange. Larry E. Barton, Carolyn K. Barton to Jeffrey J. Cowdery, Tammy D. Cowdery, Lots, Olive. Linnle J. Crary, dec'd., Eliza· beth Smith, John Mart Crary, Affidavit , Reedsville/Olive. Thl s w•• k'.• specla1s r~~;:.J~ff;r~et~~arolJ.Jeff. .rs, Parcels, Rutland 7 Diamond Sav. & Loa n Co to arry W. Banks , Parcels, Poeroy Village. , Martin R Carson, Shirley Anne arson to Jemo Associates, Inc., arcels, Middleport VIllage. • Garland R. Caldwell , Sarah E C:aklwell to Benjamin H Ewing, J Ewing, Parcels, Orange. Benjamin H. Ewing, Doris J . g to Benjamin H Ewing, J Ewing, Parcels, Orange ~ Dopald E. McKenzie, dec' d ., eot<)tha L. McKenzie, Affidav it, lalltbury. • George E. Sellers, Vytlce Sell· 1 to Don M. Rose, Donna R , Parcel, Lebanon. Leona L. Smith, dec'd., Alta nn Rupe, Affidavit, Pomeroy llage. George A. Groghan, Judith D. ogllan to David R. Stout, by erllf's Deed, Pomeroy VII· ' 'i . ' ·-tlf ' ·' ~~ •7 miles, come~ first: on engine and powertroin. • 7 years/lOO,oOo miles, whidtiMir ~omes first, 9gainst outer body rust-through . ' ' iEE II rdDAY FOR AIL IRS OF 5UPa SAVIU SUNDAY, FEIIUAIY 22nd HOMEMADE NOODLES & CIIICIEN DIN.I ...... $355 •fNY COOPER Fealuring • fhorftt - Our thlc:ll homtmedt noodlellimmlled tn 1 HNciotM whh tln.raua portktnt of Chic*.,, IINid wtth MIIMd 1totatoe1 • Homttnldl Grevy, HomKOGII ... Uma le1n1, A hot lut'Wid Aol Of' Homemldt lllcutt. Mu· well HouM CoHH or Decatfit..CN. bottl fi'Mhly brtwtd, 'Of 1 IINIII *ink IIOODUS I CNICIIII ALO.: ...- ...................... s-tlltwl '1.79 . . . .....1... 399 OPEN MON.-THURS. 9·7; Ftl. 9-1; SAl. 10-1; SIN. 10-7 U\rrbauu11·s nf <1t4r.atrr Chrysler·PIJ~nouth·Dodge So: 3rd 992·6421 ' 115 E. \ Pammy Memorial Dr. 992-2104 "-- I Archer) REEDSVILLE- Church School9· 30a Wot!ihlp ServiCf'll'OOa m IJ)eett'1'1 TUPPERS PLAINS ST. PAUL Church School 9 a m , Worship 10 a m , Blbl• Study, Tu•sday, 7 30 p.m, UMW, Third Tuesday. 7 30 p m , Communion First Sunday I Archer) m Supt Sundav Srhool ~ :Jl a m p (';I( t1tn.2 s(f \1('('S fif!:;t md third ~rDav lollfM' lnJZ f4.uvkl\ ~hool Youlh ~Hng 7 :(1 p.m f'\l'f\ !'iun dilv - GR AHAM UNITED MET HODIST Prc>achtn~ 9 30 am fir"<t and ~<ccond ~un da vs of mth mont h. lh lztl ,md hmrth ~ un d.Iy P,lc h month worshiP s\'rvlcrs .11 i :lOP m wron~da' r vc>n lnJ!s at 7 lO p m Pravc>r ,1nd Blblf' Studv • SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST Mul b c>rrv Heightill Road Porn<' I m• L.rr O\ Bruch Pastor Sabbath Srhoo\ ~upi"rl n IC'ndC'nl Rhonda Mark in Sabbat h School lx'~ J n~~:; at 2 p m on Saturd,l\ "ll h ~AOr~hip CENTRAL CLURTI!R ' Rev. ~am a E C.rhllt Rev. Steve• Nell Gil Rev. Melvll Franklin R<v. ctemenle S. Zullp,lr. Rev'. Robtr& Musaman tASBURY ISyrarus(') -Worshlpll a m Chureh School 9 45 a m Charge Bib! r Study, WPdnl'Sday 7 ~p m UMW. fir st Tu esday 7 30 p m , Choir R c h~r sal Wedn('Sday 6 30 p m UMW. foun h SUn day,6 30pm tNelsool ENTERPRISE - Worsh ip 9 a.m . CtrurC'h SchooilO am. BlbleStudv. Tues dav 7 30 p m , UMW First Monday. 7 30 p m : UMYF Sunday 6 p m Choir R,.. . CIIEmt Mlddl IPf . . I ' ~' M!DDLEPORT CHURCH OF CHRIST. !ith and Main AI Hart son mlni&tN, Mike GPrlach Sunday School Suptrlntende-nt Blble.SChool9 JO a.m : Mornin g Worship JO· 30 ~ m Evenln~ wor.hlp 7 00 p m. wronesday, 7 00 p m Prave-r meetln~ MIDDLEPORT CHURCH OF 111E NA ZARENE. FrEd Penhorwood. pas tor. 992 5289 Sill Whit(', Sunday Sc:tlool SUpt Sun dav School 9 l) am , Momlng Wors hip 10 45 a rn Evan(lfllsUc m('("llnii: 7 00 p, m Wt'dnPSdaY 7 00 p m Prayer m('('tlna: UNITED PRE811YTDIIAN MINI!ITIIV Rev.... WllktoHARR!SONVn.LE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH - SUnday: Worship ServiC't'l 9•00 am . Church School 10 15 am . MIDDLEPORT PRESBYTERIAN sunda y School 9 am , Church !K."rvlre 10 15 a m SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED PRESBY '!'ERtAN - SUnday SChool, 10 am : Church servlcfo. ll•l5 am Rl!TLAND CHURCH OF GOP. Pallor. John Evans Sunday Sdiool 10. 00 a m • SUnday MornlnM Wonhtp U ·00 a.m Clill· dtm 's Church 11 a .m. SUnday Evenklg Servlct 7· 110pm Woo.,&p.m YounttL• dt .. · Auxiliary Wedne~day 7 p.m Fam nv Worship hrarsal G·lO p.m Wednl'Sday fFranklln l ~ FLATWOODS- Church School. lOam . Worship U a m , Bib!(' Study , Thurs day. 7 p m . UMYF, Sundav 6 p m 1 IFrankllnl , FOREST RUN - Worship 9 a m . ChurC'h School 10 AM . Choir practlcr TuPSday 6· 30 p m , UMW , ftnt Tul'ldav. 7 30 p m iNtlsM I HEATH iM!ddltpont -Church School. 9. 30 a.m , Mornln~ Worship 10 30 a m Youth Group, 4 p m WPdnesdav. Church Choir rE'hPBrsal. 7 p m., Thursday. PrayPr Srrvl('(', 6 30 p m • Blbi('Siudy 7 p m !Zuniga I MINERSVILLE - Worship S.rvtct' 10 a m., Church School 11 a m : UMW, thir d Wednt'Sday. 1 p m. Choir pra ctlcf Mon· da y 7 30 p.m fNelsMl PEARL CHAPEL - Worship S.rvtc< 9 30 a m Church School 10 15 a m UMW SE'cond Tuesday 7 30 p m. (Muss man \ ' POMEROY- Chun:h School. 9 15 a m • Wou hlp 10 30 a m , Choir rPh8rsal W<"dnE'Idav. 7 30 p m UMW, S('COnd Tul'tiday. 7 30p m . UMYFSunday. 6p m !Corblll ) ROCK SPRINGS - Church School. 9 !5 am. Worship lOam , Btbll'Study. Wed· nt'Sda Y 7 30 p m , UMYF (SE'nlor!l Sun day, ~ p m : 1Juntorsl ('very other Sun day. 6 p.rn (Franklin) RUTLAND - Church School 10 a m Worship 11 a.m, UMW IEve ningCirciPI sf'COnd Wednesday 7 30 p.m , UMW IAI ternoon Circlel SPrond Thursday. 1 p m tMu ssmanl , SALEMCENTER-Chun:h&ho~9 15 a m 1 Worship 10•15 p m. !Mussman) SNOI\'YILLE - Worship, 9:00 a m , church school 9. 45 a.m. IMuumanl SOliTHERN CLUSTER Re~ Across from the Courthouse POMEROY, OHI0-992 -6677, ~here is a tendency to regard any enc:~r.age­ • • 992-2975 ment of reltgton by our elected offictals as an attempt to 1mpose a government-mandated form of it on our cttizens. This comes from a natural concern about the separatton of church and state, but 1t can result tn an attitude toward reltgJon normally reserved for an tnstdtous dtsease. It should be remembered that our founding fathers, who made no secret of thetr reliance on dtvtne guidance, msured our own religtous freedom by tn· cludmg tt •n the laws by whtch we live. Moreover, to this day every public offtctal takes the oath of offtce wtth one hand on the Bible, and leglslattve sessions routmely begm with prayers; wtth no harmful effects on the populace Indeed, perhaps the encouragement of fatth would help to solve many of our own senous problems-:- Our revered forefathers thought so, and we would do well to fol· low thetr example. Ra~lings-Coats-Biower 1111 Qul<ktl olll Ruth Ann Yoa,.tr FUNERAl HOME ~·serving Families" 221 i Jl Ill UN II'f I) I' AI1 It C' IIUH< II Ht i nn ~~(l rn• I 0\ n. pI S ~ ill \ D. l \11 1 WI ~ ' IIlli\ Sr 111tslor Mr [\In Dr 1k1 S S Supl :;;unduv SLhrml!l IIJ ,•m MOinln g \\'mshlp HI ¥1 , 1: \t n ln ~ Wors hi p 7 10 p nl Wf'lhlf'sd,Jy Prr~\tl SYRACUSE FIRST CHURCH OF GOD non Prnt ('('()SIRI Worship s('rvi<X' Sunduv 10 am. Sunda} School1 1 am F lf'nlng worship Sf'l"\ ICC' 7 00 p m WC'dnfosdnv pravt"r met'tlnR 7 00 p m M1' HERMON UNITED BRETHRE N IN CHRIST CHURCH Locail'd In Trxa> Roa:er Oraee Rev. Paul McGuire APPLE GROVE - Churth School 9 JO a m Worohlp, 10 00 a.m illrot and third WednHda~ TUPPERS PLAINS CHURCH OF CHRIST. Dave Prentice. mlnlat{)r Deryl Wells. Supt Church School 9 a m . Wor ship SPrv Ice 9 45 p m CHESTER CHURCH (\F THE NAZA RENE Rev H('rbe'rt Grate. pas tor Frank Rlffl t', supt Sunday School9· 30 a m . Worship St'rv lce 11 a m and 7 p m Sunday Wfdnesda y 7 p m Prayer met>! tn~ LAUREL CLIFF FREE MITifJDI ST CHURCH. David BPII, pas tor Robrrt E Barron Director of Christian Education: Stevf' Eblin , assistant Sunday School9 30 a m , Momln~~t wonhlp lO 30 am :T(I(Ins InAction. 6p m, Evt'RinRWOr!!hlp 7 30p m Wt'dn esday evenln~ pray(lr and Bible study. 7 30p m Choir practice Thursday 7pm DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST. Charles Russell Sr • minlstt'f' Rick Ma combfor. sup! Sunday School 9 30 am , Worship service 10 30 a m Blbl~ study. Tu..da y, 1 30 p.m REORGANIZED CHURCH OF JESL'.l CHRIST OF LA ITER DAY SAINTS Pori land Racine Read William Roush, pastor Linda Evans, church school dlr(l{'tor Church schoolS 30 am MornlnRworshlp 10· 30 a m . Wednesda y evenlnli: pray('r lfi'Vlct'J, 7.30 p m BETHLEHEM BAPTIST Rev Earl Shuler, pastor Worship servicr 9 30 a.m Sunday SctloollO· 30 am Bible Study and prayer 54.'rvlce Thunday, 7 30 p m CARLETON !NTERDENOMINATION AI.. CHUROl, I<lnpbury Road R<v Do· vld Curfman. pastor Sunda y School 9 30 a m . Ralph Carl Sup! Ev('Rin~ worship 7 00 p m Prayt"r rll(l(lflng, Wednesday 700pm LONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Vornon Eldrldtt:e, pastor: Wallac(' Damt'Wood , S s. Supt Sunday School 9 JO a m Worship Sf,rvlce, 10 30 a m Sundaysl, Blblt" study every Sunday 7 p m., UMW Se<ond TuHday, 7:110 p m . PrayPr me-elln~ Wednesday. 7 p.m. !Grace) BETHANY - Worship, 9a m , ChutTh School !0 a m : Btblt !lludy, WednHday, 10 a m , Dorcas Womftl's Fellowahlp, Wl'<lnHday. II a m tMcGutrt• CARMEL - Church School t 30 a m • , Wonhlp. 10. t5 a m ~cond aid Fourth RACIN E FIRST BAPTIST Sieve Deaver. Pattor Mlk t' Swl~ter. SUndaY SChool Supt . SUnday SChool 9 30 a m . Morning worship 10 40 a m . Sunday evening wor!hlp 7 :II p m • Wf'dn l'llk)' evm1n1 Blblt> 1tudy 7: ~ p.m BVAL!NGIIAM OOMMUNrrY CH\JROI, Sundays, Fellowlhlp dlnMr with Sutton third Thuroday, 6 30 p.m tM<Culr-.• ' llur!lnltlllm Ray Lauclormltt. paotor, RoaMiotam pootor SUnday School EASTLETART-CiiutThSchoolh m, ' bert 10 am .. ....-.hlp 7 ~m . Wodneodly. 6 p.m. Wo1'1111p 10 a m lfCOIId and founh Sun· )II!UfhJIIOftlng: Wod .. 7p.m chiUdl l<lVIces dayo. UMW ttn1 Tuelday, 7.30 p.m. ' PINE GROVE HOLINESS CHURCH. l\ !Grace•. mil~ ott Rl. 325 Rev &n J . Walls pa stor LETART FALLS - Worahlp 9 a m , Rabori S..rl... S S Supl Sunday School Church SChoollO a.m (Gnrt) MORNING STAR - Wonhtp, 9 15 a m , • 9:30 a m .. Morning Worohlp 10 lO a m : Sunday fllltllln& ...-vice 7 30 p m , Wed . Church School, tO·30 am.: Btblo STudy, notdlyoorvlce, 7:00pm Thursday, 7: JO p .m. tRader•. SILVER RUN BAPTIST. Bill Lllltf. RACINE WESLEYAN - Chu"'h SChool, putor Slev• Llttlt. S. s. SUp!. Sunda y lOam.: wonltlplla rn., UMWiour1bllbi School 10 a m , M omln ~ woutp 11 am., day al 7.30 p.m., Mtn'o Prorrr BrHkiMI Su.ndaly evmlnJr wor•hlp 7 :m p m Pr1yrr W - y. 1a m IG....,.,). . m.,.llng and Blbi••IUdyThuroday 7 30 p J !JU'ITON - Cltul-oh !lchool, 9 30 1 m , m. Youlh mHtln g Wednetdly 11 7 p.m . Momlntr Worohlp 10:15a m lint llld third REJOICING LIFE BAPTIST CHURCH Sundays, FellOWihlp dtnnor with Catmol =.1!3 N. _!nd Ave. Mlddlfport. SUnda y third Thuroday. 6.30 p.m. tMcGuire •. cman. ZARENE R('v Glrn n McMillan p tt~ t or Mary Janl~ Lav(lndrr Sundov ~r h ool !'iupt Sunl1av School 9 :W a m Mornln .'!: wor!'!hlplO 30a m E\an~cll s llr s rr.\('(' Pravf'r a nd P ra l~r Wrdn f'Sda v 7 p m Youth m('('tlng 7 p m EDEN UN ITED BRETHREN IN CHRIST C Ll'sllf:' Glllllan pastor Sun dav School 10 00 am Morning Woroohlp 11. 00 am Sundav PVf'ntn~ S('n'\C'f' 7 00 p rn Wednr~dav rvPMlniZ prove-r ~rrv\C'(' 7 00 p m HYSELL RUN HOLI NESS OlUROl Mlkf' Thomp~on , Nrw Havm WV pastor Sun dav School·'' q :lOam Mnmln,e \1m fi p m .11JO ]).z m SunduVt\l'n lngs{'f"\ l('l' ,,, 7:10 pm Thursdav Sf'l'\'kN" ,,t i :\0 p. m FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 11 B,o!d Knoh l()(aHod m Countv Rodd 11 Rc>\ La"' rMICf' Clur!'!Pn r:-Jmp pas1or ft('v Ro~C'T Willford ns!'il paslm P1mdtln~ ~(lf\'iCf'sSunduv 7 :vtpm Pr.l\rrm f'f' tlnJ! WC'dn rstluv 7 30 p m G,,r\ (,, Jffhh lmclf'r Youth $!'TOU P~ Sundu\ Nrn in,e .11 ti Ul p m ~ llh RO.IH'f .1n tl VIOi f' 1 Wl11 f01d lf'lld<' rs Commu nion l'if'rvkc> flT!>I Suncl,lv f'.t ch mon lh WH!TF. S CH/\PFl WESLEYAN Q!URCH- Coolv ltl e RO Ro\ Phltllp Rt df'no ur. pas1or Sundu\ Srhool 4:10 a m , y. or ship ~f\ lct' 10 30 u m Bib!(' !OIUdy ,1nd ~o~. n rshlp s<>rvrc(l Wrdnrsdav 1 p m RUTLAND CHURCH OF CHRI ~T Mark J (J n ~ pa!i~ l or Bill Nic h ol~oo Sun rlav Srhnnl Sup! Sund.l\ St·hoo19 JO u m . MornlnR Wor~h l p and Commu nlon 10 30 a m Rllfi.ANDBIBLEMETHODr~T Amos Tilli s pastor Sonnv Hudson sup! Sundav Sc hool 9 :lO a m MornIn!! wnr-h lp 10 :10 it m -~und tv "' t•nin~ Sf' n •lcf' 7 on p m WrdnM!duv !'irrvlrP 7 p m WMPO pro .!Zfam q ,, m r t('h ~mt IV RUII AND CHURCH Of THE ~A?..A RENf. Rl"\ LO'Af'll Ford pustor Sund,•v Sf: hool ~ ll a m • W or~hlp -('1" lcr 10 10 • m Young proplr s srn lcl' ti pm sf'rvlcrh :KJ p m Wf'dn ~dJ\ 11t• 71' m MA SON CHU RCH or CHR!Sl' Mltl<'l St . M.t~n W \'a ~~ U$lf'Ml' l C'o nJ.!f r ml n l~t('r Sundav Blbll• STU(l\ 10 ,, m Wm ship 11 am und i p m WC'tlnNHli•' Alb If' St ud\ \QC,t1 ffiU !iiC' 7 p m U~ERTY ASSf.Mlll.Y Of foOD DlMI dlnJl' f..:Jm l\1as01l W Va I N ThaCk( r pa"tOJ [vrnlnR: srr\kl' j :111 p m Wo ml'n ~ Mln lllll rv Thu 1sd.n 9 :«1 'm Wt'dnr~I.I;IV Pravrr .•nd Blblr ~tu llv 7 1 ~ F:\'a ngr·H~tic Sf'n. vm HARTFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST IN CHRISTIAN U N!ON Hartford W Va Rev David McMan is pa stor Chu rch school 9 :10 a m 992-5432 CIHV School Jll a m Sundav r\lenlng 7 00 p m Mid wt"<'kserv!C(' Wed 7pm LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Dalla s Jan ~y, Sunday School Supt SundBY School 9 30 a m : Sunday Morntn~~: Wor shlp,lO 30a m: SunOayevenlnJ~:Wonhlp, 7 30 p.m Wednesday event n~~: Prayer Mee tinM , 7 30 p.m SYRACUSE CHURG! OF THE NA ~hl p w. Matn St., Pomeroy ~--~~99~2-5141~---1r,~-..~u,r~o.~~:U~SW.~~:J CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY KENO CHUROl OF CHRIST Vtrnon Eldridge, minlstE'r- 0\lvrr Swain Sund av SChool Sup! Preachln~ 9 lO a m f'arh Sundav HOBSON CHRISTIAN UNION !Thur· man Durham) pastor Sunday service, 9 30 am. evenlng serv \C(' 7 30 p m Prayer meeting, Wednl'day 7 JO,p m BEAR WALLOW RIDG E CHUI!C H Of OIRJST Jost'ph 8 Hoskin s pastor Bihlf' Cla s-. ~ 10 a m Mo rnln~ Worship 10 :«lot m Ev~;~ n lng Worship fi• 30 p m Thursda\ Bt bl~ Study 6 30 p m NE W ST!VERSVILLE COMMUNITY CHURCH. Sund.w Srhool "<<'rvirr 9 45 .t m Worship srn'ic(' 10 30 1 m Evangco!lsllc serv\c(' 7 10 p m YordnNI dav. Pr avt'r m('('f l n~ 7 :10 p m Thu rsda' ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST Pomrrov Hur rl !lonv!l tl' Rd Robc'rt Purlrll min is trr Stf'\e Stanlev S S Sup t Bll l MrEI rov A~jS I Sup! Sunda\ Srhnnl 9 '10 ,1 m Wor sttlp S('t'\ )C'f' 10 :Kl am E\rn lng wor shlp Sund av7p m ;.~ndW('dn N~dav 7pm ST JOHN LUTHERAN CHURCH Plnr GrovC' Th<' R!'\' William MlddlNil' [lrlh, pastor Church srrv 1cr 9 JO a m . Sunda\ &<hoot 10 30 a m BRADBURY CHURCH OF CHRI ST John Wright pastor Sunda\ Schon! q :YJ ,1 ' m La rr\r H.n.nro.; S S Supt Morni n,R ~Aorshlp 10 :«1 ;.~ m RACINE CHURCH OF THE NAZA RENE R('\' Llovd D Grimm lr pa r.; tm Ora Buss, Chairma n of th(' Boa rd ofCh1ls ' tla n Llf£' Sundav School !-1 :W ,, m MOl n lnR worship 10 30 am Pvangrllstl( sf'! v\C'C' 7 00 p m Wrdnl'Sday S.l' f\ !('(' 7 p m LIBERTY CHRISTIAN CHURCH Dr' Trr WoOd\ Ca ll pelSlor ~ 1'\ lu•s Sum.l.rv 10 a m .md 7 p m Wf'dn('Sd,n 7 p m HEMLOCK GROVE G!RISTIAN. R~ e-r Watson, pastor Crenson Pran, Sunday School Supl Morning Worshtp 9 30 a m , Sunday School 10 30 a m. £V(Illlng ser viet' 7 30 p m Mr UNION BAPTIST Donald ShuP past or, JOE' Sayrr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 45 a m • EveninK wor ship 6· JO p m : Pra)'l'r Mtetlng, 6 30 p m (row's Family Restall'ant ..,,,.,,_, K1111dlg Fli•i c•l~b•" 264 S. 2nd, Middleporl Communi ty off Ct Rt 82 Rev Ro bert Sanders pa stor Jetr Holt(!r, lay leadf'T, Ed Rou sh Sunday School Supt Sundav School 9 30 a m . morning "' orsh lp and children' s t hurch 10 30 a m , • •vt•nio ~ preaching sl•rv\cf' on lhl? ~cet md .mrl tourth Sundays at 7 30 p m , Ctl r l sl lt~n En deavor on lhe first and third Sundays at · · - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 7 30 p m Wednes day prayer m<'t.'lin~ and ' Bible stud y 7 30 p m NORTHEAST CLVSTER Rev. De• A. n:.lur a... Roy Deoler Rev Seldon loluuon ALFRED - Chun:h Scho~ 9 30 a m , Worship. !Ia m . UMYF 6 30 p m . UMW Third Tuesday 7 30 p m Communion. 1 !Irs! Sunday (Arch'-"!') • CHESTER - Wor !ihlp 9 am Church School lOam , BibleStudy. Thursday. 7p m , UMW first ThUrsday , 1 p m, Com munion first Sunday ~Archerl JOPPA - Wor~hlp 9 30 a m Church SchoollO 30a m Blbt e StudyWtdnesday 7 30pm tJohnsM ) LONG BOTI'OM - Church School 9 30 a m . Worship 7 p rn . Bib!• Study. Wed· nl'Sday. 7 30 p m UMYF . Wednesday , li 00 p m • Communion Fits! Sunday ~ .m Wf'd~C'Sd,n Pta\ f'T Mf'Plln,e 7 1(1 P m MT MORIAH CHURCH Of C.OO R.a rln (' Rl'\ Jam ('!~ S,\ll f'l f[('ld pastor fi('('man Willia m~ Sup! Sund,l\ S[hOOI 9 4 ~ am Sunda\ and WOOn c>Sd •v ('VC'n tnt: ~rn•irrs 7 p m MIDDLEPORT FIRS1 91\PTI~T Cor nn· Sixth and PO' lmf'• F:.lrl EdC'n Pas tor Soh Park('r s s Supt C. •th\ Rlg~s A""' Supl 'sund.l\ S<.tlOol !11~ ·• m MorninR Worship 10 1~ u m Suncla\ EH•nlnj:!: S('n lrr 7 p m Prawt mf'l ~n.c un d Blbl<' Siudv Wrrl nt'Sdav C'\ ('nin.ll 1 P m Chlldrf'ITI s choir prartlrr. Wf'dn£"5 dJ V i p.m Ad ult r holr p1 arll< r WNI ~ m Rud lo prORram WMPO 5\unde~v fwu m ~.-·· 212 E. M1in Street m-3785, Pomeroy MEIOS COOPERATIVE PARISH VNITED METHODIST CHURCH ""'mMI lln<t1 Middleport, O~to 0 Pansh Hull imrJI'dlatf'lv folk:M lngttr srrvlet' ffiMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST 212 II Main Sl Nrll PrnidfOOI pa.~(J" BlblC' Sdlool !l::Jl .1m Mornln,l!\l.'<l's.hip lll><.~.m Youth f'n('('f\ngs 1 ~00 p m E\ Nlln~ \I.'OI"ShJp 7 00 p m WcdnC'I'dav nl~ht Jr•l\'f'l m«'lin,e .1nd Ribk• studv 700 pm THE AALVATION ARMY 11 ~ Bullrrnut AVl' POJIY'rov Mr!-i Ctt.1 Wlnlng m dlw ~ Sundl:l\ ho!lnf'S.<; IT\IY' IIn ~ 10 II m Su nci,IV Srll<)Qj. 10 ;ll ,, rn ~"'"'' Srlml YPSM Elol<;(l. Adam.~ \('adN 7 l'l p m !=\alvntlon m~X>t ln~t \'artou.<~ spc>akm and mu..-;k s r:n: ·tul~ Thursda" 11 ll a m tn 2 p.m Lad!('!!; HOITX' Lc>aguC' tnmlhrn; In ch. u I!' ,,IJ lnvttrd +i 4~ p m 111ursda\ CorprJ Cad·"' C'la.o;."s fYOIJn,e PropiP.Blhlc>l 7 ll p m Bll>lf' Stud\ md Pr.1vf'r mmfu.c c:pm to ttl"' public POMEROY 1\'ESTSIDE Gil RCH OF ntRL~ :m2f; Child! m •, Hom' Ro:.Kl 1Count v Road 161 ~!l2-~ V(l(, l) mus11 Sunrl:n \\ or ~ I tip JO ,1 m Bibl<· ~u&.l U ,1 m Worship n p m W«<nc5da\ Rlblr S!uctv 'i' p.m OLD DEXTER BJBL E OlRL<;TtAN pu ~tor John F Fultr, Mgr Ph 992 210t Pomeroy .K&C JEWELERS K~ ........... TRINITY Cl!URG! Rev , W H Pl'rrln pastor. J:)(>bbl{' Bock Sunday School Supt Church School9: 15 ,1 m , Worship SC'rvir lO l:l .1m Choir rffl<>mal ~dav T :f) p m Wltk'-1 dlr«'tlon of LoL" Burt POMEROY ffil 'ROl OF THE NAlA R~E Corm Un oo ,md Mullrm• f«'o.· Tho11Uis ( Jk'rl MrC!ung posta- Norman ?re5 k'v S S Sup! , Sundav School <l :1) ,1m morrung worship 10 l) a m {'Vmin ,e~0'\1 ('(' b p m mid \H~k s«vlC1.' WalnOIOO\ 7 p.m C.Ri\CE EPL~ffiPAL OlUROl 3'.lO E M ~:~!n St Pomr'rO\ Sunduv SAV!Ct'S l-blv romrpun.!on on tk> ftrSI Sundo\ of l':lr h rmnth and comblnl'd whh morni n ~ IJ"B\'f'J on tlv' thlrdd Sundav Mot nlng-prayN' andS£rmJnon .111 othr'r Su.ndavs of ttv'o rmnth Church School unt.l Nuf1>f'IV Caf(' provide-d Cot[('(' tour In I tl' OF MEIGII COVNTY • financing lor qil<liified rwtclil bu~rs through Chrysler Credit Corf10!111ion on ntNJ dealer sli,c;k. Other roles en al'Oiloble asienglh of Conlrod incnaws. Dealer contribution may affect flnal price. See dealer for ·detlllls. "Cash badi to,rwlaM bv)'ll'l anc11es- on new dealer stock. Offen mlude all Vista Wagons and any Coli. with Special Value Packages. , IESTAUIANT 915-3132 ' Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy, 011. &EN • l_FRANKLIN l ·· '"' ·. '··oo A1eneg, /ne. \., ...../ 204 Candor St. RALL'S i"Mj'ij, M1 DDI F.POR1 rHl!RCH OF C_!lRtST LASAGNA AlONE..........*1.99 • ,,, 992-3978 ft') \ ~1 ~-~' IN CHRIST! A~ UN ION R•v !<eli~ E~lln 1stor Sund,l\ S< hOOI Cl :\() ,\ m \\.1 df' ff.. vm<~ n ~pi Mornln~WOJshJP JO :\{l.t m Sund 1, l'\ rnl ng ~• ·n IN' r 10 P m SH limoled warranty at dooler RoSiriCioons apply ,• Mill WorkCabinet Maktng Syracuse m ' Aoll or Garlic 8NICI ~ NE PLANING MILL RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST CHc RCH SISI('r HarriNt Warn('r Supt Su nd.n S<hoo19 :11:1am. M o rnln~ Worship 10·n a m • - POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST Lyston Halley, minis ter. Sunday School, 9 30a m Mornln~ Worship lD. 30 a m FIRST SOUTHF RN 1BAPTIST Po m~ 1 m PlkP F I..1m at O'Bna nt p,zstor .1,1c k Nf'C'd~ Sund.J y:-i(hOOl OirN'lOI Sun d,t\ school 9 W ,1 m MornlnJZ Worship ]0 45 <>vrnlnJX\I.Orshlp 7 OOpm lOST I & 7 :m tEST 1 Wf'dnpsdav Pray<'! S£'1 vier 7 00 p m 1D S T 1 & 7 :lOP M tE S T 1 Mission Frl('fld " l •.,f'~ 2 ti l Ro v(ll Amtxlc;c;adnr~ tbo\ " <IC:C'S fi lfl1 .•nd C:l1l~ 111 Ar!loM wgrs li Ull on WNn~d.n s 7 P m 10 S T 1&7 :Ulp m IF. S T I Tur~d,lV Vls.lt.ztlon ii ll p m FA ITH TABERNACLF. CHURCH Ral lr\ Run Road R(", Em ml'll R.t~o~. son pas tor Hyndh•v Dunn ~u pl ~un ci·~ Srhool . 10 am Suml.l\ P\('nlng s('rvl<r r :vlp m Blblo I NI<'h tn,e 7 •• p m Thursda\ . SYRACUSE MT~~TON Cherrv Si S\ 1acuSf' S<'r\i IN'S 10 a m Sundav F.\ ('nln~ Sl' f\ tcf' S Sunda' .Jnc,l Weclnf'SdaV,11 7 00 P RBIANT ~ A Qtnerout portion of latty Laugni, ltrvtd With cMUdout hot buHINII SuCGDtuh, 1 crltp To...c~ Salld Cwlth drnlina of your cholc.), and yowr choice of 1 ala amy Hot I 104W Maon 992· 2311 Pomeroy ,. sC'r\if'f' fo ll n\!. m ~ .11 i 1~1 E\f'I\Onf' .,.,rl ON PLYMOUTH FIIDAY, FEIIUAIY 20th LASAGNA ......................................................S3H lOUIE 7 of Columbul. 0 - . ftewart Elisha, dec' Stewart , dec'dPerry, , Marlnda d., Letes Affl· ir======;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;=;;;;;;;;;;;;~~ avlt, Bedford. , Frances L Hunt to Robert L . ' Co. Na1tonwide Ins. . GRAVELY TRACTOR SALES " MEIGS DRE \ \ CENlER, INC. P. J. PAULEY, AGENT comf' Meigs County property transfers Iage R Craig Mathews to Martin W. Davis, Lots, Middleport VIllage Ray Hall, Mary G. Hall to Maggie Ellis, 7 Acres, Rutland. William A Young , Ida Young to Darrell W. Young, 15.67 A , Bedford Donald H Maxson et al, Geneva C. Maxson et a!, to Adm of Veterans Affairs, Sheriff's Deed, Tuppers Plains. Betty Lou Dean to Rodney G. Chevalier. Debra L. Chevalier, DEALERS Olib•st Fl nrul 352 EAST MAIN POMEROY. OHIO 45769 614 / 992 -2644 Serv•ce Cl-IURCH Mm C'w ti" o! officers for the new year. President, Ernest Whitehead; VIce President, Roy Hannum; Secretary, MarUyn Hannum, and Treasurer, Pauline Myers. Community projects were discussed. Refreshments were served to Mr. and Mrs. Donald Myers, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens, Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber and Mr. and Mrs Lyle Balderson. The next meeting will be at the Balderson home. \It'll{• Counrv ~ Soles and Rulland, Ohoo 45715 J, Wm . "81ll" Brown, Owner Phantt6141 142 7771 .. . • Joseph Robert HE>msley, Ka ren Bernice Hemsley to Elizabeth Ann Hemsley, Parcels, Syrrcuse ( Clifford R. Smith et al, to pames D Houdas heit, Na ncy A o ud as helt, Sheriff's Deed, Syacuse Village ~ary E. Grah am, Robert W Grfltam to Rita J ane Mees, larry Richard Mees, Trac ts, Le· ~an9n >,George E. Gr~n. dec'd, Louise tireen, A!!ldavlt, Scipio Equ.lprllent ,,. ,,,_., ' ' 'J Brown's rn & THE INN PLACE CBC group conducts meeting I ·t.. She will be joined by her husband, Joe, for the trip LADIES BELTS ••••••:••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 6/Sl ATHENS - There will be an open house Sunday at the SineCera Group Home, operated by Rob and Tammy Barber, Luhrig, Route 2, Athens. 'P,OMEROY Belles and Beaus Square Dance Club Is s~ n sorl n g a dance, Frtday from 8 tq ll p m,. at the senior citizens cen(er in Pomeroy. Caller will be John Waugh This is a benefit djl~Ce for one of the club's co uples who lost their home to \ The Daily Community calendar/area happenings • FRIDAY MIDDLEPORT - Middleport Lodge 36.1 F&AM will have a special inspection meeting Fn · dal! Dinner at 6 30 and lodge at 7 :IO All rna sons welcome ,, corner :ro·stng gle Blake, Steve and Jenniler Harrison, Steve and Donna Jenklns , Pa ul and Frances Thomas, Brad and Stephanie Alexander, Julie Byer, Jeff Hubbard, Jean Horton, Allan Azar, tile Rev. Sonny Zu niga. Prepar ing and serving the di nner were Beulah McComas, Mary Wise, Grace Johnson, Nancy Cale, Vicki Houchins, Emma K Clatworthy. &tar Garden meets ~ ~ ~blights 20, 1987 Olllo S unda ~ m or nln ~ Kl'r· rvr ntn ~ sf'rvlcc, viC<'. 11 a m . Sunday 7 30 p m W('dnesdav prnyrr m~ln ~ 7 3() pm FAIRVIF.W BIAI F. CHURC H lrlarl w Vo Rt J Jam ~ Lewl"· pa11tor Wo r ship sen lei'S 9 30 a m Sunday SchOol 11 a m E\('ftlng wOI'!hlp 7' :JO p.m Tu('!lda y colfaR(I prayer mf.'l'finK and Blbl(l Studv g :lO am Wonhlp nnlc<'. Wr.dnesda y 7 :!Op m • OUR SAVIOUR LUTHERAN CHURCH Walnut and Hi'nry Shl Ra v('n5Yt0od, W Va The R.Pv Geor~(l C Weirick. pa~tor Sunday SChool 9 :IJ am . Sunday worship nam CALVARY BIBLE CHURCH , ~cal l'd on POm(lf'OV Pike. Coun1y Road 21'1 ncar Flat woods Rrv Blackwood pastor Sforvlc.'t.'!t onSundoyat lO: lJam and7 :W.pm with SUnday&hoo19 .30am BtblrSiudy Wrd ncsday. 7 :wJ p m F AITH rE LLOWSHIP CRUSADE FOR CHRIST. Sl Rl :t:l8, Anltqull y ll<v Fra nklin Dicken¥, pastor SunUay morn lng 10 1m., S un day evenl nl( 7.30 p.m Thursday even In~ 7 :lO p.m S1'1VERSVJLLF. COM MUNITY RAPTIST CHURCH P11tor Robert Byero sundav School Jfl am , Wo rs hlp lervlce ll am,: Sundly t'VeninR lll!'l'\'lce.1.30 p.m. Wednflelay evenln,; ~ervtee 7 :ll p m. MIPDIZPORT INDEPENDENT HOL1NEM CIIVRCH, Inc., '15 Poarl !II lie¥ Ivan Myero, pollor, !IDler Manley, Sr , Sunday ScboOI SUperlntnd<t\1. Sunday •Scho0113tla.m ; Momtnr Wonbtp 10:30 ' 1 m Evonl. . Wonhlp 7:30 p m.: Wed IJIHdiy Evnlnl Btblellludy, Prayer and · Praloe Sorvlc:e, 7. 30pm. ' CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST APOS· TOLIC- VanZandt and Ward Rd Etd..Jam .. Mtller, pulor Sunday S.hoot 10: :ll am . Worship Sorvtce. SUnday, 7 at) p m Blbl• Sludy, We<tn ..day, 1 3tl p m CALVARY PILGRIM CHAPEL, Harrl oom~ tll• Road. Rtv. O.Wey King put or: CllntM Fau lk. Sundoy SChool Supl., Sun day S<hooll ao a m morntnr woralllp, n a.m , Sunday E'Vonl ng IOIVtco 7 JO p m Prayer ~ouna. Wednosday, 7 30 p.m located on 0 J WHile Road ot Hl~hwu y 160 Pat Henson paslor Sunday SArhool 10 a.m Classes for all aJ!es Junior Chu n h 11 a m , Mornln~ wor ship 11 a m Adult Choir praclicr 6 p m Sund av YounJi! Peo pies, Children s Chu rch and Adult Bible Study, Wednt"Sday at 7 30 p m HOPE BAPTIST CHAPEL. 570 Grunt St Middleport Affiliated with South('rn Bapllsl Convention David Bryan Sr Ml nlsl er Sunday Sc hool 10 a m M01 nln~ worship 11 a m Evening worship '7 p m Wednesday ev<' nln ~ Bible study and prayer meeting 7 p m BRADFORD CHURCH OF CHRIST 51 Rt 124 and Co Rd ~ Ma rie S('evcrs minis ter Sunday School Supl Harry JIC'n drlcks Sunday School 9 30 a m . Morni ng Worship 10 30 a m Evenln$1: wonhlp 7 p m Wedn esday wors hip 7 p m ST PAUL LUTHERAN CHURCH Cornrr Syca mor r and Scorond S r ~ Po meroy Thr Rl.'v William Ml ddiNJwan pastor Sunday School 9 4~ a m Chu rch !ervlce 11 a m SACRED HEART CHURCH MsRr Anthony Giannamor(' Ph 992 5898 Sa tur day Evenlna Mass 7 JO p m • Sunday Mass Ra m. and 10 a m Conf(.'lislons onr half hour tx•forl' l'ach Mas s CCO c\a:;;srs 11 a m Sunday VICTORY BAPT!'T 525 N 2nd St Mlddltport Jamrs E K('('SM.', pu stor Sunday mornln2 worshi p 10 a m Even !ng serv l ct~ 7 p m Wl:ldncllda y rv(l nt ng worship 7 p m VJsllatlonThursdayfi :Wp m MORSE CHA PEL CHURCH Char!PS Norris pa stor Su nday Sc hool, 10 am . worship sl:\rvl c(' 11 am , Sunday night worshtp srrvlcr 7 :JO p.rn , MldWt'!'k prayrr service Wcdnesdav 7 p m MIDDLEPORT INDEPENDENT HO LINESS CHURCH lnr 7~ P<'arl St. Rr v Ivan Myers acllnR pastor Reger Man If')', Sr Sunday School Supt Sunday School 9 30 a m Morning Wo rship 10 30 a m· Evenlna Wonhlp 7 30 p m Wednesday evenlnJZ; Blbl€' study prayer and pralae service 7 30 p m LIVI NG WOHD C H f.~T l R CIWilCil Of' r.oo- C:llhf'll SpPn Cf'l Jl •• ~ t or sun dav Sch ool 9:\0 ·• m Mmnlnc !if'f\ 1<(' HI On am s unt11\ f'\f'nln g ~l r\ I< P7 INip m. Mid \l.t'f'k pr1w1 sfr\\1 1• \\,'fln t'f; dll\ 7pm MT Ot. tV E COMMlN!TY rt! Uilf'll l.llol.' ll'nfr Au ~ h p • ~ t or M.n: F olm1 r ~~ ~pt Sund.n S1hool •net M 111 nlnuWor~hl ll !I ~) n 'lJ !oiund IV I'VI'nlnC " f' T\ !Cr 7 p m !-ill\ Il l' 7 ltl tJm 1-AI111 Bi\P1'1S1 C'UL HC'It 11,t llro~td Sl M,,.,on Suntl n Sr h011l \0 ,, m Morn 1nll ~ ors hlp 11 .1 m P.\l • n ln~.: M'r\ IC'l't, P m P1.1V1 r mN•I In g Jf\cl B i ble• Sluth WNI m•stl.)\ 7 p nl F'ORJ:S1 HUN BAPrtSI i!l'v N\'l(' Runlrn pa~t01 Cn1 n~ 11u" Bunt h ~ u p! Sund n School 9 :l/1 , m Si'(i HHI und lourt h Sund!IV!<. \HJt sh1p "'' t \ l( r ll 2 :l() p m MT MOHIAII !31\PT ISr I ourth 11nd... M,tln sr Mlll dll'pnrt fit ' (,l tiJ~ rt C1aliZ It p1~ t nr M • ~ ~1\l n 11•urm•.n cln('r sundav S1 hool W o • ~ hlp rn ~up1 ~1 Suru.la \ S1 t10o\ Sr IV[Ct 111 ~ rl 1 «In rn SUCCf.SS !lOAD CII URCII OF CHR!!IT · - Josrph B ll oskln ~ 1 \od lll!t'll ~l Sundll\1 Rl blr S1udv II ,J m Wor shlfl HI 'm Suo •, d.•v l'Vf•nln g ~1 ! \llf' II pm WI'Cinr~ cl.~\ I'Vf'nin J,.! sf'rvkP 7 p m PEN1 F.COSTAI 1\SSF.MRT Y H H In • 124 rWII II,t m Hllb H k p t ~ IO! Sumlq\ s.. ht~o l 1U .1m Sund.t\' ~'" ' nlnlo! ~t · rvilf' 7 p m Wt'<ln('~tl n r vf'nln~ "' '" lrt• 7 p m ( ARPf:N I I H BAM IS I f)on (_ hrnctl", ' Sup! Sun d.n Sr hool 11 \II t m Morn l n ~ Wnr~ hlp 10 ,1(1 ,1 m Pr,,w 1 ~~ 1Vh '' .11 \Pri\ ' Rt otf' Sunti.IV!i · MIOOL.EPOR1 Pf.NT I COS I i\ 1 1'1'\(ql /\\1' Rrv Cl.nk R.1kll IHSIOI {llt1 NJJi o. tln~ h JJ m Suntll\ St: hoHI SutJl Sum! j\ School l{l rt m v.t1h cl, ls~P !. rm .til <~J-:'1 '!-. Evrn lng st•rv l('('ll oi l h p m W(>tln r " d 1\ Bl hh• studv 11 ; ll"l p m Youll1 doi V Ul 7 141 p m !.1' 1\ h f'S Ftl f:CC I I ~ l A F F I I OWS H!P llH Milt fil Mhid ll•pmt lirll1hlr Churk M« l 111(fsrtll . p 1~1111 Sun tl t \ s, ho(l f tn • m !\un1! ~~ f'VI nine ~ 1'1\ ill'~ 11 j !) n1 ~ ni l \\f'C II H'S I1 ll\ III 'S .II 7 )JIll AN 1l ()l 111 Y HAPTI S'J K• nn • th !-imtl)l l,(' f\ p 1• 1111 Sun1l1\ Srhnnl !f ~~ 1 m 1 hurth ~f' l vln 7 Wl p m \nuth tl'll n\l. ~ h lph Utp m fl[h!l SI UtiV 1 hu r~ fl, l \' 7 "I Jllrl 1 FUll (,OS PFI II C:IITII O U S ~ II(W1 HII 11UI f{ o 111 PomPrP\ Tom K('1f iJ t•r•., tm iiHifl \ ( ,,mhcll S S SU Jl l Sur1tl j \ , mornln J! "' '' h • rl lll 1m c,; Jnilu v •' \f'n tngsf'r\ll! 7 \H p m Tm~rl . 1 1 nnd l hut' tl nSI' I\\H " 11 " tl1pm • \\!litO OJ F"i\ ITH ! 1 :\.111 1!-it Ml11illt 1 jYI!t Sun~tt\ mr•Jnlni! "' ' \ 111 1(1 1..11 m, , Sundn r \ cn l!ll! 7 lll lhu• ~ !l•l mmT1 InJ! Ill hi~ ~1 u1h 111 ~ m \VI'tlnr..,tlll\ • u •n1nl! j UI!J m ~). \\ Iii\\~ !'\ ( HLH< II m llt E Nt\ 7J\ ItFNI ll11 Llr nrl11n SlillUtl IJIIItr•l Sum! 11 S1 h111! l <t 111 ~~ U\ 1 m Wnr ship Sl'l ~ h \' , • m Ynurh "ri \111 Su nr ll \ h V•p m Sumt,t\ r ' IPn l n J,!~ If \hr>i nn p m Wrd m ,II.•\ P1 1\f' l Ml' r lin !! •nd Hth t•• St u~! y .. IMI~m , !'\ I 1\SFSf.l'll FMH.; J CIJl'l!( lt Siill d. H •t lrrnnou sf'l\llf~ .~ ll Ml lh ur"-ti !v 1\ rn ln.: " ' n l t f'~ 11 7 v• ~IH S I HM,.fi<\I CIIt l{( H MI ~ IHI \\ v,. p, •.,lnr f)[) I Murph\ '>u nd •' ~~ hnn1 W • rn Sunil• ' 11tntnc 7 ~~ pm i'l /l \l c1 ml 't'lln L! ,1011 B\hlt ~Hid \ \\ 1:1 ru "'''' 7 111 pm F\1 '1\11111 "•h nm~ HV'IIANOFHH Wil l l \ I ' Jt s1 ~~ h m ~1 Itt•\ P lui 1' 1\ ir I p +' 1 ~ 11 Sun1l 11 SC'httnl 10 1 m W~'Cint -sd , n Sun ~ I 1\ 1'\ ' l ••nln l! r•• r nln 1 7 II': I p m \1'1 r11 r•lt ll l' 7 \"1 pm r' SOll fl lllf. llil L ~ fW l'F.S! IM I:I>( (11Uit( II SIJ\ 1'1 I Utl ~ l' 0UII Ilc li1 t • n ~ ltilktl [ll "lll sun /11 \ Srh n• l •n \\ ~ i~ hlp SI! \ Ifl Ill 1m Sunrln• r•nl11 1 " ' 11!r 1 7 00 p m \\ 1 ~ lnr ~ 11.1\ nh•I J1 l llh l• .. lutl v 7 fi(J p m ~ermonette Somewhere there's a detour " II Is good for me that I haoe been al!lltted; that I might learn thy 81alutes." Psalms 119:11. , Life is sometimes like a highway stili under construolon j t when a driver leans back and feels all is perfret there Is sure t~sbe a detour. we reel allis perfect. the wa y Is smooth , we arl' happy, we relax The adversity strikes and wt' muSI go over some rough roads . Often as we travel the detour we can look across dnd sec thE> ; highway. It looks finished and ready ror usc, and we wonder why . It Is not open. So In life we have troubles and look back at th ~ . ood days and we wonder why we could not have gone on in thr· g sa me comfortable path But we must not forget that detours are ",, for our safety. '' So also we are sale In the storms God sends us In factthcy are , fo r a purpose Often the purpose Is to bring us Into closer ,; fellowship with God: to realize our dependence on Him. • When we are temporarily hav ing'trouble and advers it y we ; might remember Milton who, through blind, yet saw Paradise: ,;·, Beethoven was deal, yet wrote beautiful ha rmonies. Adversity, , 1s something to overcome. Contrary winds are to be laced. We can overcome 11 put our trust In God. It is good lor us to be;,:, a!!licted so that we •may be brought closer to the God we, 1 , worship - Lamar Putor, First Southern Baptist ; ,, , · Church, 41872 Pomeroy Pomeroy . ,• �···-··-··- • -- Ohio February 20 19EI7 Friday, February 20 1987 ' " 10 "AU AN AD UU "2 21S. MONDU hru fiDU I AM. • S PM I AM. Un NOON SAfUIIDAl OOSID SUNDAy -·-·""' ·-01 ...••• ....,.-•• A4TEI .. . _.. • oo ~-­ =~ •:::w,·,.___ mo Ctou j t: d poge eove lie fol o w "B elep"one t:-i cl!tJnte• --* ...-··=:=;'j-. 5:e ·"lr;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;J~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;-:TL....::....::===----,--~~:§E__~·::=-~::'J.,.=~-J ... ·--. -. ~­ I< ...... _ -~ ~ ~ ALUMINUM SHEETS FOR SALE SIZE 23X30X007 ONLY 2s( EACH USES FOR ALUMINUM SHEETS RANGE FROM ROOFING DOG HOUSES TO MAKING HAMMERED LAMP SHADES CAN BE PURCHASED DAILY AT THE DAILY SENTINEL TIL 3 P M. Pubhc Nottce NOTICE TO BIOOERS andlnthtTownohopofSutton PIJRCHASE OF Situated on Sutton Town INSURANCE oh p Motgs County Ohoo 111 M EIGS COUNTy thot port of the northwttt DEPARTMENT OF quarter of the aouthaot quer HUMAN SERVICES tar of Sectoon 11 Townoh p Sealed proposals wll be 2 Range 12 Otuo Com eco ve d by the Me ga pany 1 Purch118 on the west County Commisstoners 1 de of the pubhc road con Pomeroy Oh o at th e tanng30acres more or len C e k s Off ce until 12 noon Eaoepting and retiNIIlg lher o n the 11th dey of March tfrom the folloWing SHuoted 1987 and at 1 30 p m on Section 11 Town 2 R opened by the Clerk of sa 1d 12 Sutton Township Meigs Boa d of Merca nt te I;~::;{.~~~Ohio and being more Ro bbery and Burglary Food I dMQlbed as fot.. Sta mp coverage Commencing ttt the Separate and 1ndepnndent 10uthwett corner of the north b tis w II be race ved w th welt quarter of the IIOUtheut aspect to t he Insurance quarter of Section 11 thence requ red to be purchasad as lOUth 89 deg 13 05 Bill P ov dad by the spec f1ca 664 69 feet to an lf'Dn pm the 1 ons Spec f catiOns and 10 pont of beginn ng of the trect st uct ons to b1dders may be herem described thence con obta ned a t the oH ce of the t nulllg south 8~ deg 13 05 Cieri< of the Mags County aaot 250 00 feel to an ron IJ01 Commisaloners Pomeroy In the centerline of Township Oh o Rood 209 pooorng an Iron prn Sa d Board of Comm 1 n the centeri~ne af TOWMhip s one rs retervet the rtght to Road 209 palllnQ an lf'On pin wave formal t es to accept at 233 40 feet thence along and reJe c t parts or all of any the centert1ne of Townthip and all b do Rood 209 North 7 dtg 0 0 Mery E Hobstetter Clerk Nat 316 66 feel to an ron Me1gs County Board of P n thence cont nu1ng along Comm ss oners II d road north 37 deg 20 2 20 27 2tc 19 cast 222 10 laotto on ron p n thence continu ng elong sold rood north 32 Pubhc Notte& dog 20 21 call 84 99 feet to an ron p1n thence leaving nod road north 52 dog 27 PUBLIC NOTICE 08 well 240 83 feet to an V liege of Syracuse Will ac o n p n pa111ng an ~ron p n cept bida fo r insurance cover at 1 8 6 7 feet thence lOUth age unt I Mach 1 1987 37 dog 32 42 well Coverage criter a ava labia by 324 89 faat to on ron p n conlaC1 ng Syrac use Village thence aouth 10 deg 06 Clerk. Jan ce IJiwoon Syr 69 west 454 39 feet to the cul8 Munictpal Build ng Sy po n1 of beginning end con racuse Oh1o 46n9 to n ng 3 8945 ecrao 2 20 27 2tc Aud1tor s Parcel No 18 00584 000 Appro oed et t6 200 00 Pubhc Notoce TERMS OF SALE To be sold for not lau than two lh~rda of the eppra1aed va SHERIFFs SALE lue s 1 000 00 caoh or cor REAL ESTATE I f ed check at time of 18lt Me gs County Common and belanc1 by cash or cert P eaa Court Case No 88 1 fed check w thm thirty daya CV 199 ITT Financ1al Ser after conf1rmat1on v ces Commerc al Oiv Howard E Fronk Sheriff s10n va Dale W H II et al 0 l Mans Jr Defendant• Atlorney In purwance of an Ord• of 12) 20 27 f3) 6 3 IC Sale from slid Coun to me (i. octed I will offer for Ale ot publ C aUctiOn on the stepl of Publoc Notoce the Courthouse at the Meigs County Common Pte• Coun IN THE Pomerov Oh o on Fnday the 27th day of March 1 987 at COMMON PLEAS COURT OF 10 00 o clod< am the fol MEIGS COUNTY OHIO low ng descnbed real l:rltl'te lltuated n the County of FRANK PUCKETT Plaontoff - VS Meigs 1n the State of Oh o H ROBERT BEAVER and 5 Happy Ads MARY ALICE BEAVER etal Defendant• CASE NO B6 CV 86 NOTICE OF SHERIFFS SALE ANO PROOF OF PUfLICATION In puf"'Uttnce of an Order of Sele to me directed from the Clerk of Court of Common Pleas of Me1g1 County Oh1o I w II offer for tale at pub c auct on at the door of the CourthouH n Pomeroy Me go County Ohio on tho 13th day of March 1987 at 10 00 A M tho follow ng real estate Parcel 1 Being the South west quarter of Sect on 33 Townah p 8 Range 16 of the Ohoo Compony o Pur chese containing 180 00 acres more or len EXCEPTING THEREFROM thll portion of oold porce of land conveyed by Homer A OFI • Pubhc Notte& Happy 40th Birthday, She ron From your hutbsnd Look who'1 50 $sfutdsgl Pubhc Nottce Dav s at ux to Donald Bur dette Dav • by Warranty Otad doted Apr I 4 1927 recorded In Volume 131 Page 159 of the Deed Ra cords of Me1gs County Ohio and more part cularly descnbed a a follows to w t EXCEPTION Begonn ng at the Northwest corner of the Southwest quarter of Sec t1on 33 thence south fol low~ng the sect on I ne 1 08 2 rods more or less thence et r ght angles and East a distance of 46 1 rods thence at right angles and North ad stance of 90 rod1 more or leta thence at r.ght angle• and East ad stance of 61 rods thence at r ght an gleo and North 1 5 2 rods more or ess to the center of the East and West line of Sect on 33 thence West 97 1 rods or to the place of beg nn ng conta n ng 35 15 acres more or less Leav ng n Parcel One above deter bed 124 85 acres more or less Parcel 2 Be ng the North west quarter of Sect on 32 Townah1p 8 Range 1 6 of the Oh o Company s Pur chaH contalnrng 160 00 acres more or less Parcel 3 S1tuated n Sec ton 33 Town 8 Rang a 1 5 of the Oh o Company 1 Pur chasa and beg nn ng n the center of the road lead ng from Salem Center to W lkesv1lle and 50 feet !Iouth of the Northwest co ner of the Southe111 quarter of Sect on 33 thence South 28 rods to a stone corner thence a I ttle North of East 20 rods or to the center of 111d road thence a I ttle West of North w th the cen ter of 111d road to tha place of beg~nn ng conta~ning 1 00 Acre more or leu Parcel 4 Beg1nn1ng at the Northeast corner of the Southwest quarter of Sac ton 33 Town 8 Range 16 of the Ohio Compony o Pur chase thence North ! rods thence Welt 70 9 rodl thence South 5 rods thence Eaat 70 9 rods to the place of beg nn ng cont1nmng 2 21 acrea more or leu EKCEPTING AND RE SERVING from all of the above real eetate the coal and mm ng nghta herelofore conveyed by Floyd E Dav11 end leona M Dav 1 to Oh1o Power Company by deed recorded 1n Volume 199 Page 277 Moigo County Ooecl Aocordo reference to which 11 hereby mode for de finite de~eriptron of thl1 ex caption and reurvat1on EXCEPTING AND RE SERVING from the above parcels all that certa n veen of coal known as Number Four Four A Claron or Lr mettone Coal which hea been previously conveyed to the Ohoo Power Compony Alto ucepting from the above a parcel of land told to George Workman end Helen Workntan by deed recorded In Vol 261 Page 659 of the Deed Records Me gs Coun ty Ohio REFERENCE DEED FOR PARCELS 1 THRU 4 Vol Real Estate General TEAFORD Real Estate 218E 2ndSt Phone 1 1814) 992 3326 2 52 ACRES - Ea slern Schoo s 5 m home 2 BRs gas heal at wellhead pr ce Carpelong exce pt bath Want to sellle estate 66 ACRES - Sec t on 25 Rutland Townsh p all m nera s and young t mber BURLINGHAM - 4 85 ac es dug we I 2 BR I ao er 12x65 with I II baths L P gas fur nace range & refr ge alo MIDDLEPORT- 5 rms g lam ly rm bath utrlly gar age & lg lot Back pat o fronl porch ROCK SPRINGS- Lg yard mostly evet n ce 7 rm 2 story home wllh 2 fu I baths FA fu nace modern b rch k !chen wth d sposal refr gerato cook & bake un Is POMEROY - Good 5 om horne on Pleasanl R dge St Gas FA furllli:e basement carpetry panehn& 2oulbu ld rngs &7 acres $25 000 RACINE - One story 3 BR nsulaled home near the schoo s Level lot c ty ulol t es Buck 111ood stove Sl Dr & wndows walk to the store Askong $24 000 RT 124 - 125 acres rver frontage old house barn & bldgs I p waler at one trailer setup hcellenlloca ton wlh acres of tractor land $709 000 HAYING A SELLING PIOBLEI! CALL 992 3325 Pubhc Notoce --------umo 275 Page 371 Mega County Deed Records Parcel 5 S1tuated n the county of Me1g1 m the State of Oh o and In the Townoh p of Salam and bounded and dtocrobed 11 follows S 1 uotod on Sec 33 T 8 R 1 5 Salem Townsh p Me ga County Oh o and beong more partrcularly deacr bed ao followo Beg nn ng at a poonl n the centerl ne of S R no 124 S 7 deg 07 W 29 72 faet and N 83 dag 27 30 w 19 97 feet from the center of Secttan No 33 thence along the center 1 ne of the Townoh p Road N 61 deg 09 30 W 263 21 feet to an ron p n thence N 84 deg 30 N (paning an ron P nat 339 94 feet) for a total d 111nca of 673 63 feet to an iron p n thence along the fence I ne N 6 deg 42 04 E (pass ng an ~ron pm at 78 73 feet) for a total d s tanca of 348 36 feet to an 1ron p n thence S 93 deg 59 31 E (pall ng an ron pin at622 63 ftel)foratotal d ala nee of 656 32 feet to a potnl '" the centerline of S R No 124 thence along the centerline of S R No 124 S B dog 67 53 E 302 68 feet to a po nt thence S 1 8 deg 63 39 E 184 50 feet to the pomt of beg nn ng conta nmg 5 793 acrea and be ng part of a 103 acre tract ducr bed m Vol 218 Pege 171 of the Me gs County Deed Re cords The above descr ptron was furnished by Harold D Wha ley Surveyor No 4986 and ourveyed May 30 1975 REFERENCE DEED Vol 218 Page 171 and Vol 264 Page 309 Maogs County Deed Recordo Sawe and Except No 4 Claron or L mestone Coal underlytng atiove prem11as EXCEPTING from Parcel 6 descr bed above 1 8629 acres conveyed to Bonn e Gene Scott and Samuel E Scolt aa recorded 1n Volume 284 Page 31 1 oftha Me gs County Deed Racords mek lng the total acreage qf Per eel No 5 3 9301 Acre• SubJect to all easements h ghwaya and leaaea of re cord Parcel One was appraised at $36 000 00 Porctl Two wao oppr- ot $24 000 00 Per eel Three was appr~~Md at S 176 00 Perctl Four was oppralltd at $300 00 and Per eel Fllle was oppraised at S28 000 00 The reel eotote cannot be sold for len then two thirds 12/ 3) of the ap pralltd valllt Terms of Sole Howard E Frank Sheriff Me go County Oh o 121 6 13 20 3tc Strttt EmpfoyHI Over 1 yeer Mn'lce •4 88 h per our Ulllhan 1 Yltr HrVICI t3 10 per hour Pool ond Porfl Director •5oo oo per month Uf rd 3 eguo 1 - 1 OOperhour Pork Activity ond Molnte nonce Director - •?& 00 por weoft Secrttory to Moyor e510 00 per month btro Clericol Help- t5 27 per hour Cltrfl Cemetery Truot- e145 00 per month •7! 00 Volunt. . Flrema1 per yoor ~0 roghtto b d all oalecolle and to Withdraw thehis above teral to sale Further The Bonk end Sav reoervto the looi!'rr•iii,;d any or all blda I" Further the above colla teral w II be sold in the con d 1 on t 1' In with no ex prossed or rmplled warran traa 9 ven f2 1 1 8 1 9 20 3tc I Council per mHt 1ng (24) e12 Pretidfllnt of Council e14 00 per moetlng 1241 Boord of Public Afflfr1 18 00 per mHtlng 1121 Cleric. Bo.trd of Public AI felrs- •8.40 00 per month D1ap1tcher - e210 00 per month Clerk. Water Dtptrt"*'t len than I monlhl ~ - t614 00 per month ---:,-:--::-....,-,--:---I Clerk Wiler Deportment over 6 monthl 11rvlce Pubhc Notte& S812 00 per month - - - - - -- - -- 1Emergency Cle,. Water / Sower - e71 2 00 per ORDINANCE NO 1178 87 month An Ord nance to a*lablrsh Water and Sewage Supt VIllage Jobs end Wage t8 30 per hour R d 111> tlmeo over 40 atet an establishing legal hourt}-•9 45 per hour ~~:ays vacet on and sick Water and Sewage Alit Be tt ordeonod by the Supt - 14 82 per hour Council of the VIllage of Miler Reader - 8& 19 per M ddleport ao followo hour Sec 1 That the followong Water end Sewege Dept wage scale " hereby EJttra Help adopted for employeea of Over 1 veer service the Vollage of Middleport t4 81 per hour Chtef of Pollee _. • 1600 00 lell than 1 year HrVtceper month 83 90 per hour Assistant Chef of Pol ce _ Mechtn c 8& 71 per hour A Cemetery 1 dd tloneU 30 per hour Over 1 vear aerv ce Regular Patrolman Over 1 year of aervlce _ 84 88 per hour less than 1 year 18N1ce 86 59 per hour Leu than 1 yearoervoce _ S3 90 per hour Refoef Dlopotcher - *4 42 86 37 per hour Part t me patrolman _ per hour $& 37 per hour Swtmmlng Instructor Part tlma patrolmen fpro 14 00 per hour batoonary) 84 69 per Cullodltn - 100 00 por hour month Park ng Meter Person lien Office of Community Dovel than 1 year service) opment , 3 36 per hour Execut1ve Secretary Park ng Meter Person (over *6 30 per hour 1 year oorvlcel _ 83 86 SEC II Thot oecrottr II per hour cler1caland/ or bookkeeping record kteptng hourly am ploy- be employed 11 a moxlmum of 35 houro per week except for an emer gency thll 1holl oriN 111d lmt-cy of oxtrt hours to be opprovod by Council 8EC Ill Tho following ore hereby dtclored 11 legal hoi ldoyo for tho omployHI of the Village of Middleport New Veer 1 Day Momoriol Day lndependonco Day Lllbor Doy Thonk1glvlng Day Chriatmu Day Employee 1 blrthdoy Vetoron1 Doy SEC IV Thollold Alorleo wll be In effect on and after March 1 1987 SEC V Each full time em pfoyH of the VIllage ohall be entitled to 1ick luve In the amount of one and one fourth 11 14) dayo per month and thtlf be entitled to ac crue 11od olck leave up to one hundred twenty 11201 doyo VI Etch full time om pfoyee of tho VIllage onclud lng full time hourly rate em pfoyeeo ohall be entitled during each year attar the flm year to two wHkt vaca tfon excluding legal holl d•y• w1th pey Employees with fifteen or more veers of ltnrlce ohoH be antotftd to three weeki vacation with pay eech year SEC VII Each employee of tho Vlllege entitled to va cation ahell ~- the vacat1on t1meln year of entitlement or oholl be pold for any unuotd portion of vacation at the r prevailing wage l'llte at the time of payment If at lhe end of any year any such em ployee h11 accrued eny un uMd vacation t1me the Clerk Tretourer shall make payment to the employee for such unused t me with n thorty doyo 130)after the end of thevacatton year upon re quell from the eHected em ployee Vacat on t me shall mean each 12 month penod following the flrlt full year of employment SEC VIII That 1 group hospital and medical 1nsur ance plen be provided for all full t1me employees of the Yllloge of Middltpbrt who elect In wrlllng to pertoc rpate rn the ume and that the premium therefore be plfd by tho Vollogo up 10 the amount of the prem um quoted tor the present con J.R.'s REPAIRS Business TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales tnstallatton Service Services Electromc Organs Mobile servtce 614-843 S248 IEASONAIIE 8 CARPENTER SERVICE - Addona and emodel ng Roof ng and gutt ... work Concrece wor" - Plumb ng and elect lc•l wok (Free Est mates) V C YOUNG Ill 992 621S or 992 7314 Pomeror Ohto 41 5 861c I£11AIIE 20 16 tin ~ Licensed E MainiWIII POMEROY,O Henry E Cltlend Jr !92 6191 Jm Trusslll 949 Doltlt Turn1r OffiCI 2660 5&97 992 2259 992 1i Hutch Call 81 4 old Good dog X 100ft Hartmger Parkway M1ddleport Zone Commerctal Call 992·3005 or 992·6167 25871mo GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. lalllan lulhlln1 EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. Factorr Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10-1-lfn FOI SALE Cherhe Sargent 1 CHRISTMAS TREE FARM It Alfred Oh 4 mt W ofTuppera Plema on St Rt 681 A good opportunity for 1n 1mbltloua f1mlly Priced on lnapectlon Cell for Appointment 915-41 3 11 lfn c The Army Nttiontl Glllrd needs bottl non prior and p io mil tery ,., .. celnc:ll'lllldutll Jo n now for a~ nttme job wth full tme be et ts Educ:tt on1l money tvtlltble 304 875 3960 o 1 eoo 642 3819 9 Wanted To Buy Wt PIV cull for late model clean U.ed Mob 11 Hom• Ph 814 41t'Dt7B Wlnt.cl to bu¥ Chlvett• wilh " 985-3561 Chmcal Aud1alog1st WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENilH •SYLV~NIA •SPEED QUEEN LAUNDRI •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATEWTE SAliS & SERVICE We lnJ ~FeR Tl•• Sht Tt~••lelu II ttlf RIDENOUR TV & APPUANCE CHESTEI-"S 3307 All M•k•• •Wa~hers •D11hwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators •Drvert •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 41 c AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS RfiUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MUliERIY AVE POIIIOY, OH PH. 992•9949 lob larton Owner 4/1/dn BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM IUILT HOMES & GAIAGES AI lltato111lllt Pncn PH. 949·2101 or 949-2860 Day or Nitflt NO SUNDAY CAllS I IS-16 lftt EAGLE IIDGE AUTO REPAII Truck IUtO l h..vy equipment rt!HIIrt and welding IAII m.t!H & modelal PH. 949·2193 or 949·2756 ............. ow... /lulluulr 2 5 86-tfn DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALLI 992·3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT flEE ESTIMATES JAMES KEESEE PH 992-2772 124 AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR AI" Tr11..1111.. PH. 992·5682 or 992·7121 Looking for rttt homt for your lo• 1 one 7 Urge oom with btth hot mula tv tktral 1400 DO 1600 00 Ph 114 218 1109 Cert fot elderly femtle bed or wt lttlc:ht r patient In my home Ht .,, .. ptrltnc:t 304 871 20 73 envt me Re tm Now SoutheestM'n Bus neu Colleg• Ctl 114 441 43 67 Scho!IIS lnatruct1on ------ SER~ICE We can repa1r and re core rad1ators and heater cores We can also ac1d botl and rod out rad1ators We also repatr Gas Tanks PAT HILL FORD 992 2196 Mtddleport Ohto 113tlc SALES & SERVICE Wt Carry Fithint Bupp n P1y Your C1bfe & Phone Bille Here IUSIIIE$$ rHONI 1614) 9U UIO IISIIIIICI r!IONI 16141 992 rm 2! " 1883 NllhUI 14x7Q 7•21 IJt ptndo tituated on 4 V. tern Stnd Hill Aotd th M bedroom total tlectrlc:.. central tlr fully equipped kitchen g•dln tub two wtter beds twt:1 porch• 101112 build na ,.,. c tnd we ter Pr ctd to sell Shown by tppolntmtnt Serlout nqulrl11 only 304 176 6128 botWHft I 00 tnd 10 00 pm Now Ullllng tpplic.t on• for cooks Apply at the Holhtl\' Inn No phone c.!l1 J ivate duty nursing lyr experience Ph 114 448 8391 ar 114 241 6612 tx~tncM pi- AREA MANAGER 2& OoO to es 000 ptrt t me or full tirnt Postlleum worklhop wo""na from your own home IIIII or teeching background jnt*red 485 00 nclud" com Jllit• trtinlng for nttnMw $03 &M-3383 ••• 9804 9tm to 8pm Wented Rhythm Pltyw or Steele Ouittr pt,yer nHCIIfjt fCM' Coun try lend Preftr It leaat 21 to 40 yr old Prtf« .omeone who ling1 needed lmmedlltly CaU 814 24& 9311 Applications being acc.ptld for london Pool M1n.ger Send uume complete whh ..... tnct to Clttk .Mnlce Uwlon Vllei• of Svrtcull Syr.eau11 Ohkl41779 Oeldllnt fclr tpply ng March 1H7 Hobltitetlan Spoalollol II wontod Mutt hawea,.....oelnworldnCJ wtlh tduhl who h•• IH'IIt'l profo~o~nd rettrdlllon tnd dwel opmenUI dlllbiltdel Muat hwe • Q M R P c«tfftcete Mtd • Ho-lan lpoalollet II CortHI cliO I - by tho Ohla Ooport '"""- of Minta& Rett«<ltion tnd Developmental Dl11bllltle1 not 168 Ntrlh Second Mid•IJIOI'I Ohio 45760 81 Commodore 14a45 like new I ved In only 8 months peyoff Phone 304 882 3114 AVON Wowll Mokl lila bucka No tKOCHt ng c:h1rge C. 8t4-'-M 3388 ,.....,, Oegoto ........... ..... PLUMIING & HEATING 1973 Arl ngton 12~t5t5 2 bed rooms 13000 Ctll 114 992 6554 ft ultd tO IUit porCh II pat 01 tnd ~ .1t build ngt and til exter or c:arpentry tnd tame interior f xpe lenctd Ctll &14 448 J37e Sel.. person needed tt klctl Cif' dteltr no tllptrience n~~e~~nry 8Md r..ume 10 P 0 loa 7210 PomMOy Oh~ RADIATOR 1Od& Kropf Eldorado 2 bed room• ltundry gal httt rtiHd ceiling whh sky I ghtl und«pin n ng 101 d otk nterlor Mu11t 11111 to eppreclltt hctllent cond tlon $3600 Co I 8t 4 992 2763 34 W tnt to do babysitting n my hom• Ct eu 388 8114 W ou d kt to do btbystttlng n my hom• Nttr Nonh Gtlt • H gh School Pl't 814 388 11018 requncl Uary OOINMI'IU moo with quotlfl-no No lnaludo Olodloof Nobility ,,.....,.. PEAl olclo 1-e; d.:%:...='1on IHt -~~ .... -bur Iliff focNItleund pr01rtm Hour11rel 00 AM 400 PM t2 , _ poofllon • - r v 23 t tl7 o. poetlng mutt ... uut 1d b¥ Marell 11 1tl7 Apploentlilhould'..,... rllfUm• to cournv -a•d ol R-.tllllon Po lo• 307 ..,..... Ohla 417711 Attn t Lee Wedemeyer d... ........... •• , lalt14Mal Busmess Butldtng8 Comm•clal buikUng• tor lute OoWfttown Pt Pltllant StOf'lt oH Cit A One Re.e E1tttt Ce ol Yteger Brok• C1ll 304 875 5101 Ont room schoo lodge :rprox 28~~;32 on CitY Chep Ad Ctnlrt heat • AC 100 tmp eleetr c box 9170 tff ciencv gtt fumtce drop ctillng ptne4td • c•Pet Ctll 441 uoa ot e7& 3019 35 Lots & Acreage Pltno l111ons n your home a.l)4.675 1379 Lot fa 1111 1 Kre plul New Pamoroy Rt 7 Coli 814 982 8732 or 114 992 7871 lomeont to babyth In mv home lam to 4pm to 2y old ltttlellrt c.u .... eNngs 114 4.8 7.9 2 II I mo pd 1973 K. rtrwood 12d& 1 or 2 bedroom New carpet fu nece. hot wttt hetter •7800 114 992 2464 Help Wanted lessons start 614-992-7537 1972 2 bedroom Mobile Home 05 500 00 Ph 614 418 4841 Pl11t c C stlml Seplic Tanks en lvtrtt Nt• tpproved • m1t1l cutvena Ron EVIInt EnterpriML Jr cll.on Oh 11• 218 5130 NOTICE TIHE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH "tG CO recommend• thlt you d o but ntu whh people you k 10'W tnd NOT to atnd monl'( th ough the m•l untl you hl'le ifiNIIttQated the oHerlng Far morl!! •nformahon call 1971 Commodore 12x815 Z Bdr pertly fum 1hed wood bum ng 11ove Ph 814 318 9904 Verynce1981 PttriotUX70 2 br 1 ill btth 10x20 porch underp nn ng M lton Rou1h 30' 895 3376 All you need to know to make your own quolls and feel proud! MARCH 16 & 17 14x70 Fleetwood 2 Bd 2 full bathl total tiiC Pr Ct IUIQOI I bte Call after 4 wltttdtYI enyt me weekend• 614 388 8633 R )Of ng Ptint ng smtll plumb In~ end ctrpltry jobs Reaon• bt 1 FrH Eltamttll Ph 304 5 • 2111 COUNTER ATIENDANT Pr• vknl1 uperience or wtltlrHI Apply in penon Donttll 1 llllltn Rlltlu tnt Spr ng Velley Plat QUILTING LESSONS 141170 FIHtwood 3 Bdr 2 tul beth• total elec Like new Pf ce negotitble Ctll aftt 4 WHk deya anydme weektendl 814 388 8133 K & K Mobilt Hom• Inc new end ustd homn etertlng II 14 400 00 tnd up 30• 171 3000 I I 19 87 I mo NEW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WUT GALLIPOLIS RT 36 PHONE 814 4-16 7274 Wanted to Do TiB Lldl• needMI tor good pay ng tempo trv office like work No tape lence neceutry Also Need 1.._ with car for Ught dittvery work 011 tllowenct Apptv In penon onty -.bloluwty No Phone Cell• To Mrt Ctrtlf Room 1• Econo Lodge Mottl MondtY 9 9 30tm 10 t-Ile Roger Hysell Garage It ,._,y Ohio Situattons Wanted Bu'f'ng dalty go d • tver co nt rint• ,.welrv ttert ng war• old coins l•o• currency Top prl c• Ed Burkett Berber Shap 2nd A>lfl Mlddtopoot Oh 8t4 an 347& 11 •lnsulat on •Storm Doors •Storm Wmdows •Replacement W nd ows •New Roofing 14~9 15 ~l'rVILI S KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE A'J ()N no serv ce che ge open territories phone 304 676 rncn:o blown or tr~n~mlulon 71 tall model Ph 814 3f7 0120 !1np loylllr:nl J&L BLOWN INSULAnON VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING Son ,tone to do a te tbont tppl y n per~on 10 00 to 3 00 Duh Cleaners 2419 Jackson Aw Pont Plt111n1 12 Mobtle Homes for Sale 14._70 F eetWood 3 bd 2 full b11hs tottl elec like ntw pnce negot tb • Cell after • week dtYI anytime wHkendl 614 3B8 B833 GOVERNMENT JOBS $18 040 •69 230 ¥' Now H r lflll Coli 801 887 8000 EKI R 9 BO& lor c:urrent fld&fal at W1nted to buy ttandlng t mber Cohct Cllll IICCepted we PIV CIO!Iel4 742 2328 1 3 84i lfc tfn 100ft Sunday Calls Ptrtt & Servl11 Gallipolis FOR SALE No TOUR OU DES DEl RLAND RF.SOAT Pltasent wo lung condll ons M11ny com pan ~, benet ts Mtn-aemiNit po lit )ftl avtl able UOO *450 81 ~ elk y For tppo ntment 286 11421 Ilk to F enkle RETAIL SECURITY In ocel ttor ! Sto e Detect ve lttrt It t 3 US per hour Tre n ng Pro grtn, 81 Equipment lnciYded Send btckg ound nfotm.. on with Phone No To F •h•• Big Wht• 47 1135 US 23 South 01I1W8 e Oh o 43015 AnN Mlk 1 Fron"kowlek D L P M No phc e cells piHIII lnd newer used cars Smhh luidc Pontiac 1911 Eatlern Ave Otllipollt C1 I 814 446 UBI '" 949-2860 or 949·2801 32 Help Wanted tOP CASH pa d for 83 model New Hom~t Butlt Free Estimates Fir• e•••••••• 417 Second Avenue Box 1213 Ohto 45631 NEW LISTING- Rac1neA two bed room house on a good slreet Large ol and block bu d ng Th s ho use s alfo dable at $13 000 00 MIDDLEPORT - Stat~ y horne on a good street Large lot and many fe.~tures Great location great Slyfe great d~gn Must be seen $4250000 can't JOm the Jet set until we get out of the debt s•et'" Farm lqutpmtnf Dealer ~ (614) 446 7619 or (614) 992-6601 992 2259 MINERSVILE - Monl Farm - ApproKOmate ly 6 ac oes wlh a 2 bedooom n cely re modeled home w lh lots of cabon et space barn m lk house lru t trees fenc ng and a good ga de n space MAKE OFFER $1 2 000 00 3 bedroom mobl 1 home conve nltnt loctdon upper At 7 tumlthtd Wattt" plld Ctll 814 248 6818 Authomlll Jthn Dttrt Ntw Holland luth Htt ~ LISA M KOCH, MS POMEROY The lam y oom s usl off the k tcheh and nea the a ge ear deck Excel ent ne ghbo hood lor k ds La ge lot 2 balhs approxomate y 5 ac es central a r $30000 00 2 Bedroom mobile home to nnt Sho811rlng R dgt UOO OOmo 17& DO d.poiH Ph It 4-411 2495 Jwn M nk Chev Old• Inc 1111 Gent Johnton 814 446 3172 BISSELL SIDING CO. SALES & SEIVICE U S RT 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Computenzed Hean111 A1d Selectton ~ SWim Molds lnterpret111g SeMces POMEROY AREA 10 acres close to fown wlh a 2 car garage and a n cely e mode ed 3 bedroom home New fu na ce new hot water tank etc Heoe s whal you have been ook ng lor at $42 900 00 In Eureka nctll.nt thape 2 ld with axptndo Responclblt edultl onty No pitt 122t!imo 0epollt r~ulrld Ph au 245 5883 ' •VINYL SIDING 0 ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Mob1le Homes for Rent Nice Hml prlvttl 01 With 2 BR tr•l• furnlahld Water pe d llrgegllllld nporch Veryn ct quiet netihborhod Sec dep & ref required Centenary 1r11 Colll14 448 3158 ' BOGGS ICUT OUT FOR FUTUIE USEI APPROXIMATELY 136 ac es ol vacant land Sec uded and Jll vale Exce ent home ~le or hunt ng and Up to 30 acres hay land WANT $45000 00 trect SEC IX That ell full tlma employees des r1ng to par.., tic pate 1n the plan shall file an tfect on with the Ciarlo within ten doyol1 Olafter the \ eHective date of th11 ordi t' nance EC X That oaforled em • pfoyoes who do not elact to ( Ptrtic~J)ate be pa d an e•tra S70 00 pe monlh In eddl~ r ton to the present aalarii schedule and those emJ ployee1 peld on an hourly baa 1 who do not elect to part c1pata rn the nsurance plan be pa1d an add•t•onal40 centt per hour Any em ployae may at any t1me elect to wrthdraw from the plan and 1n such an event such electron for w1ttwhawalahall hkew1ae be I led m writing. with the Clerk Any em ployee who elects not to par tJclpete n the plan may file 1 aubsequent electiOn to tocopoto end f to the on a non rated ouch employee may bo·corne a participant In the plan kew sa any employee part1clpates n the plan ;;;;,;) ' '•" ·· file and election to withdraw from the plan n wh ch event h1s wages or salary 11 the case may be shall ba ad JUited 11 prov ded n th s l)llragraph SEC XI All ord1nancea In conflict with this Ordinance " are hereby repealad SEC XII Thatallfull tome hourly peraonnel ohall be pa1d an add tiona I three cents 13 centsl per hour for each year of consecutive full tlml HrYICe With the VIllage of M ddleport and that all full t me salary per oonnel ohall ba ~aid on odd toonal 11x dollaro f$6 001 per month for each year of con secut1ve full time serv ce to the village SEC )(Ill That village counc I ahall determ ne which employees are clall toed u fullt me employee• • SEC XIV Th 1 Ordonance •hall take aHect and be n force from and after Ma{Ch 1 1987 Paued the 9th day of Fa bruary 1987 Atttll Jon P Buck Clerk Dewey Horton Pres dent of Council 121 20 27 2tc Ultd Clfl YOUNG'S 42 LAFF·A•DAY Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE Not1ce 11 hereby gtven that on Soturdoy ..._,~ 21 1987 11 10 ~";"";,'pub f c lila will be hold at 1 0& Union Avenue Pomeroy Ohio to tell for c11h the fol lowing collateral 1982 Kowaoo•l Motor • Cycle JKAKZHD14CB617627 1982 Kawooaki Motor 1982 Ponlloc J 2000 2AB77GOC7665508 1980 Pontiac 4 Dr Phoenix 2Z685AT1 14241 The Formero Bank end Savmgs Company Pom erov Oh o """'" the The Dally Pomeroy-Middleport Oh10 f l lldll r.lil l 21 Busmese Opportunity Alhton build ng lots mobUt homn perMttted Clyde Iowen J 304-171 2331 RI! II Li l ~ Profesaoonal Servtces P tnO & o gtn I•IOnt Mary L.ucll Ctll 114 441 9787 o 114 4-18-4128 I Rl!dl Es LI II! .11 Home• for Sale 3 badroom rtdeoortted Petrtot V lsgt . Will help flntnce U9 800 Coli 114 4-11 1340., $14-4413170 ,,. ct houll in Pomll'oy eroom• 41 Hou1e1 for Rent 3 bdr tnch Rodney VIIIIOI II t281S mo plus depoeft Ref•en Cit requ rlld Cell 114 441 0008 8 oom h0u1e on 50 tCrH at Eu till 1200 1 month C.ll 304 878 6104 3 8edroom unfumithld houll large TV room with fi,.ltct 1 ill btth 350 00 per mo 1A mile pllt HMC on At 31 Ph 814 446 4319 ar 304 675 97ao Beautiful 3 bedroom h0u1e In SvrtcuH Fun kMchen ltrge lawn ContKt d.,, lt4-112 8218 ar nlghll 814-167 37SI In Mkldleport 2tudr00f" haute. t200 per monllt plu 1 ut Ht6tl Rtf.,.oet tnd -=urlty depoeit required Na pill Kitchen 1t0¥1 lormlohod Coli 114-112 8011 1 nd ballh wtth full blllft'ltnl I 17 100 Phano 114 182 Hl2 2 ltOI"'f 7 room houtt for r.,t In Qonyjllo Ohla 1 ~ both Coli 814-742 2347 1 wo bedroom houN llviftv room dlnlnt room ldtctt.n beth full bMemtnt doUbt• a• on tpprGxtm ..ttv 1 2 r~~n~ on Ro11 Hill Pomerov Owner mutt HI RettOntlbft .Iff• w 1 bl con-'«<•ld Phone Ut4-871 2513 2 b 1 hom home 14 lurdei'M Addition stove end rtfrio•atOt' NtckKitd Reaeontbletlft1 OoCNI 1oc.-ton ContMt Ch&dn1 Na tloool Truet Oopt 304 1784480 ,,.tt• b_.,, I omplotoly r-olod 2 bod wmo. i¥0rylhlng new 2312 Mtdl1on Ave 121 800 00 304 171-1477"' 104-372H70 llllt or rent Ntw Hev• 3 bedroom• 2 bllh• tQplece ...... u1 ooo eoar12?1 oo month pluo dopaolt. 304 273 1471 42 Mobile Homes for Rent Ia- 2 bdr oil uti- pold · .tee fum or unfurn MC dlpottl r..,..ed Canuentent Cll1114 441-lf&l or 814-4771 21rdr Mty""" --only ..... pold. Col 114-44t-4tf0 1985 Mob • Home t 4.70 on St At H.3 U30 111 ndudlld Coli 814 992 8449 2 bedroom furn shed New Htvtn CtU 304 882 24&8 48 Space tor Rent lOT N CARLYLE 72 ®by L1rry Wright Slit -, -. .. ~ 1172 Ford Pick Up TrYCk Uttl• ru1t eeeo 00 Ctll 114-388 lUI Sptce tor Rrtnt Trtll• 1P1C1J1 loc:u.t Rd Rt 1 Point PltMint 304 171 t078 •• ~ • 1981 M11d1 1r...ck no ru•t 12 1 80 00 Ph 218 8122 Mm liMHiise 51 Truck a for 1981 Ford R..,g ... 4x• et 000 or 11 000 Ttkeov•~•• will trtdt for oktM' 4114 Pit 814 448 4788 Household Goode 1--------- 1918 Ford Rena• 411• 20 000 m .. Ntw t ' " tnd r m lhwp 814 119 3381 SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 12 OlveSt GtUipo t New•uNd wood COIIItOVII I pc wood lR suite t399 bunk beds •199 recliner• new a uttd bedroom suites wr nge w11he 1 • 1ho• Ntw Mvlng oom IUitn 1189 1119 smps Ctl 114448 3158 1977 Chavf pldl up 8 cyl 3 1petd t1250 Good condit ion CoH 114 992 2738 73 County Appl ance nc Good uHd tppllenc• end 1V sets Open 8AM to &PM Mon thru s .. 114 «11198 627 3rd Ave Gtll pol I OH rJJfl. Vtlley Furn tu I new l uttd Ltrgt Mctlon of quelity turn ture 1216 E"tern An Gtllpollt Cl .. eo""'* Vans &4 W D 1980 Dodgt 8 50 4•• p okup 4 c:yl 5 11)(1 AC New luck shot muddtr li 11 new euatom pant Sh•pl Cel 11• 317 7840 1981 Ytmtht MOTO 4 228 dual let on t tnsm s.ton with r...,tnt Low UIIQI excellent condUon 11750 00 Ph 814 448 B877 GOOD USED APPLIANCES 0....------------------~ ------~-­ w..hera dryt • retrlgeretor• r 77 J..p CJii Y 8 4 new tlrll angel SktgCtl Applitncll 54 Moac Merchendtse 61 Farm Equipment ntw b ektt 49 000 mllll Upptr R Ad btlklt Stone t2 800 00 W II conllder p etc up 2 end 3 Crelt Motel 114 448 7398 truck on t tde 304 171 21113 hom11 30• 110 M111 1 Flfg~o~IOn 0 Nil LAYNE S FUANIT~RE Httbtllft lndependtnt D It Cell Trtc:tor t 983 ChtvY Bllllf 81tvtrado 2300hrt t3 9&0 00 me for product Mon Fr 9 3 8h Pull Typt Bush Hog lotded rtd tnd whitt ••c cond 2 b.troom mobile hom' adu t1 Sofll tnd chi r1 prlc&d f om Glor 1 G ttt 304 882 3112 .. 150 00 300 gtl SprtYtr wtth 304 176 7725 oflor I 00 only you pay utll t 11 depoth t396 to 1996 TtbiM t'O tnd 20rt boama 1218 00 Ph 2BI up to •1 26 H de-t bedl 1390 r~ulred Phone304 676 2153& 1111111 toft IOVIIIII cha r to 1595 Recliners 12215 to grMn f ortl K ng wood coM 8522 74 Motorcycles 1375 Limps t28 to 1125 bu ner 4 yrs o d ttldom used 477 New Ho land 71t Hay 81ne Dlnttt11 t109 and up to 149& 304 175 8932 orto 4 30 kt new for I Z 100 00 Vet Wood ttble w I ch1 • 1286 to 44 Apartment mMr Round Ill• 41C5ft bl II t795 Deak *100 up to t371i Wood wood bu ne end Chief 1981 Y•m•h• y, Z 210 end YZ for Rent us.t 1 11110n Call 614 388 HutchH t400 and up Bunk lotd of wood •1150 00 304 250 bctllent cond tlon Ctll bedl complete w mtttra1111 876 2704 1832 &14 ue 9710 8pm 12915 tnd up to 1395 Btby beds 2 lA 16 Court St Carpeted 11106 t176 Mtttreu .. orboa Model 94 W nch11te Cluio White F•rm T •ctors B11t PI' ct Kitchen turn UISO monlh Plut spr ngt full or tw n 183 flnn 30 30 1450 20 Homtl te In Artt S dtrt Equ pmtnt Co 1980 Honda CRII!IO excelltnl condit ion Ptl OU •41 09151& utilh" diPOI t Ctll 114..4•6 e73 end 183 Queen sell 1221 Xl12 chan IIW 1100 Cell Hendlf'IOn W Vt 304 671 7421 King t350 4 d twer ch•t U5 492& 304 773 6303 1181 KtwiHk KX2&0 Eacal Oreuers 119 Gun ctbinltl 8 .,t condtlon e1300 1173 1 Bedroom b11lc ent •17& 00 10 1 2 gun Quo tlectric renge ltby Orand pitno good condl tc.wuekl 17& ,._ I or glnll plue electt c: Al.a required t e376 Btby m...ressn t35 & tion 1121 Tw n bedl 2 11 82 Wanted to Buy 1300 c. 114 9112 0115 141 Bed frtm• 120 no • 1200 00 security depo11t CON 110 00.. etch Sw VI rocking TACT Jtc:kaon Eltetn Dept Ph K ng frtme *50 Good lllectln chu no Otk driiM thrM 446 3197 Equal Houtlng of bedroom auitll mattl ct drtwe 1 with c acktd Tenn"'" Auto Part1 b nm hetdbotrdt I 30 tnd up pink marble top 131 Ctlltfter & Now buying th" corn Of ttr 76 Opportunity com Call fo lallltquolts Ave to teli & Accessones p m 304 175 8713 Chy Ftrm Supply 114 44e 2 Btdroom tpt nlct Ctrptt ng REA~ PM 10----2985 Wltff PI d Wllhtr & dryer Uted Furn tu e wood teble & 2 3 pleoe living room au te hook up 1tovt rtff g fum lhed benches beda dres11r wood tZOO 00 Sew ng machine PRICE 8 REDUCED avalleble Jtn 1 1987 Ph wardrobe 3 miles out Bul•ille tzl 00 Good Condl1 on 304 Uted OM trsntm 11lon1 All Ltveatock 83 Rd Open 9AM to &PM Mon 804-416 7026 571 2841 nttrntlly lntptcted • gue In thru Set 814 4•8 0322 teed A 10 Ford • Chry.. tr C.ll Fumilhed • unfum sh_. tptt 114 441 0961 Ustd tofae chtifl rec nert and •110 00 tnd up reference~ Ph Regletertd Quartlf Ho 11 bom 55 Butldmg Supplle• bltdd ng of 'llrloul 1 Itt Co bin 304 en 7738 o 304 875 & 17 88 Orullo oood b'oodllnt & Snyde Fu nhure 9518econd 151 04 A 1 Real E1tate Ph 114 371 2143 79 Motors Homes Ave Ph 814 ••1 1171 au d ng SuppU81 c ONOUtl & Campers Furnished IIPartment next door 8uyou11 Surp u1 11)4 x8 x¥1 10 I brery One profell ant adult ThrH cuthlon F eutHI sof1 Atvel'llblecuJhlont Ollvtg ten Vtllow pine rough 11w1d T 1 11 only Perking Ctll 614 441 sdng t1099tt Z5pc up end oft wtllte Ellcelltnt cond 0338 25ft Shiite ctmp• S ttPI I tl 19 (2) 4 d ~~~ Vel ow pint 1 on tnd vtry clten •no Ctl Fu 1111 btd full 1 zt t g a r rough uwed T t 1 1 tiding Unfu n shed ept 4 roomt btlh 814 9B6 3994 tWn no Lotded wllh ItO .... liS 19 ea 25 pc: up 14 19 131 64 Hay & Gratn Cent elly loctted 1 o 2 edulu Ex cond UIOO Ctll 814 441 4 •B xJAr. 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Carryout seroice is offered · Saturday's chtll supper at Syracuse United Methodist Church Will also of!er carryout service. Serving will begin at 4: 30p.m . Bring your own containers. Petit jury trial ca,ncelled The petit jury trial scheduled for Monday In Meigs County Common Pleas Court has been canceled. Jurors need not appear. Grand jury session scheduled Meigs County Grand Jury Is scheduled to convene Tuesday March 17 at 9 a.m. Etta N. Randolph has been been sentenced for forgery to six months at the Ohio State R.Normatory for Women, Marysville. The prison sentence was suspended by the court and Randolph placed on two year' s probation. An order for attachment of property has been flied In the Meigs County Common Pleas Court case of F·a rmers Bank & Savings Co. against Paul Dalley. An agreed order has been flied In the case ol The Bank of Josephine against T&T Equipment, et al. An agreed entry has been llled In the case of RobertSisson.Jr ., et al, against Tom Werry, et al, and Stevie B. Coleman. third party plaintiffs, against Tom Werry, et al, third party defendants. Robert Jeffers, Rog~r Jeffers and Janet Jeffers have been dismissed as third party defendants lri the case. A judgment of $2,&JO for a child support arrearage has been granted Barbara Ann Grover, now known as Barbara Ann Fridley, from Dalton B. Grover. ·Driver cited in village accident Two vehicles were damaged and a driver was cited In an accident on Butternut Ave., at 10: 17 a.m . Thursday. Pomeroy Pollee said a truck driven by Clyde L. Shingler, Lancaster, struck a parked car owned by A.W. Mllchell Route I, Rutland. There were light damages to the truck and m~erate to the Mitchell vehicle. Shln~ler was cited on an assured clear distance charge. Calendar item in error A Dally Sentinel social calendar Item announcing a Belles and Beau Square Dance Club for this evening !romS toll p.m. at the Senl?.r Citizens Center In Pomeroy Is In error. The dance wlll be held Saturday evening. Caller will be John Waugh and the dance will be a benefit for one the club's couples who lost their home to !Ire recently. County court issues fines ' The following lndlvlduals wre fined this week In Meigs County Court by Judge Patrick O'Brien. Larry Mason, Logan. $24, speeding; David Lawrence, Springfield, $20, speeding; Scott MacClenlhy, Vinton, $300 anl! costs. 120-day license suspension, 10 days In jail DWI; Rodney Riggs, Pomeroy, $20 and costs. !allure to control: Okey Meadows, Pomeroy, $24 and costs, speeding; Garland M. Davis. VInton, $25 and costs, line suspended, speeding; David Lambert, Rutland, $21 and costs, speeding; David Mason, Waverly, W.Va., $20 and costs, speeding; Ralston D. Hemsley, Shade, $25 and costs, speeding. · Forfeiting bonds lor speeding wete VIctor · Slebeneck, Wichita, Kan ., $50; Craig Chapman. Crown City, $50; Danny Kirkbride, Albany, $50; Lawren.ce Hysell, Rutland, $30. Units respond to four calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports four calls . Thursday . Pomeroy at 12: 48 p.m. to Dark Hollow Road lor. Lula Shaffer to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Syracuse at 4: 13p.m. to Second Street for William Halley to Pleasant Valley Hospital; Tuppers Plains Fire Department at 6:54 p.m. to a minor fire at the Wayne Bennett residence In the Arbaugh Addition; Bennett was transported by EMS to St. Joseph's Hospital lor treatment ol minor Injuries; Tuppers Plains at 9:48p.m. to Mt. Olive Hill for Tammy Pierce to St. Joseph's Hospital. Youth League meeting slated • Middleport Youth League wlll be holding an organizational meeting Thursday, 7 p.m., at Middleport Vlllage Hall. Parents of children particlpallng In lhe summer baseball program are urged to attend. Alumni game meeting Sunday There will be a meeting Sunday, 3:30p.m., at Southern High Sc hool, to discuss the alumunl game to be played Tuesday . • 'I Two Middleport men have admitted Involvement In ~ Feb. 12 breaking and entering at the Frank Broderick residence on Long Hollow Road. Douglas Freem!)n, 19, of Middleport, has admltled to break· lng Into the Broderick residence ontl!aldate, taklngseveralguns. knives and jewelry Iterns. Deputy ~enny Klein , who made the lnltlal response to the Bro derIc k res ld ence, a 1ong wlth Sheriff Howard Frank and lnves· " f 111 IIgat or P au 1 Gerar,., o e prosecutor's office, obtained the · a dm 1ss 1on f rom F reeman an d recovered several or the Items, Inc 1u dlng s lx fl rearms an d one knife. Freeman is In custody at the Meigs County Jall following his sentencing Tuesday to a on(!-year prison term on 'two earlier theft charges. According to Gerard, he was out on bond awaiting sentence for grand theft of an automoblie and receiving stolen property, when he broke Into the Broderick · residence. The receiving charge resulted!romFreeman'suseofa credit card stolen In a November 1986 break-In, also at the Broder· lck residence. · Freeman has not been formally charged with the most recent breaking and entering at Broderick's, but that will likely occur today (Friday) when a complaint Is !!led In Meigs County Court. Freeman also lmpllca_ted · 11 M a not er · lddleport man, Mike Manley, 23, in the Broderick break-ln.. Manley; whO has a record of B&Es, Is now In the Area deaths Clal'ence T. Nonis Clarence Tom Norris, 8<1, 49469 S.R. 338, Racine, died Thursday at the Pomeroy Health Care Center. A retired machinist and sales· man, Mr. Norris was born In Meigs County on Nov. 20, 1902, a son of the late Philson and Ella Phllchard Norris. He was a member of the former United Brethren Church at Letart Falls and a present member of the Racine Baptist Church. Mr. Norris was a former Letart Township trustee. Surviving are hls wife, Reva; a daughter. Mildred Gathers, Columbus; a son, Thomas Junior Norris. Columbus; three brothers, Ross Norris, Syracuse; Rev. Lawrence T. ·Norris, Decatur, Ind., and Carl Norris, Junction City: eight grandchildren, sevven great-grandchildren and · several nieces and nephews. Services wlll be held at 1: 30 p.m. Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Rev. Steve Deaver offlclatlng. Burial wlll be In Letart Falls · Cemetery. Friends ma y call at the funeral home from 7-9 this evening and !rom 2:30-4 p.m. and 7-9 p.m . Saturday. Joyce Annette Gabriel, San Antonio, Texas; a stepdaughter, June Opal Johnson, Harrlsonvllle, and several nieces and nephews. Eight step-grandchildren and two step-great-grandchildren also survive. Besides his parents, Mr. Cook was preceded In death by hls wife, Atlanta, and three brothers. Services wlll be held at 3 p.m. on Sunday at the Ewing Funeral Home. Burial wlll be In Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after 3 p.m. Saturday. r------------1 Royal J, --- ~31 JACKSON PIME·Rl:35Wii5T BARGAIN *TINEES SATURDAY I SUNDAY - All SEATS $2.50 AIIIIISSION EVERY TUESDAY $2.50 ~IIUARY 20 lllru HI FRIDAY thru TliURSDAY! ::.J . ! Middleport Jail charged with a Feb. 16 B&E at the Francis Hudson residence on Rutland Street In Middleport. Manley has admltled his part In the Broder, · . CLEVELAND . tUPII _Ohio Lo f! tte!'Y o lclals are pleased with Super Lotto's popularity after Its first year In existence and that · · popu 1ar1ty Is much stronger these days as players have their ·, h eyes on next week s prize w111c will be at least $15 million. Lot\ery officials are celebratlng the first. birthday of Supoer Lotto which began Feb. 19, 1986 with a $5 mllllon jackpot. ' · In the last calendar year, Super Lotto accounted for 24.7 f . k poercen1' o to1a1 1o11ery 11c e1 sales, officials said Thursday. "It's a nice way to celebrate," said lottery spokeswoman Anne Bloomberg, noting. how next week's $15 million jackpot will likely generate a large volume In ticket sales. "Historically, when a jackpot reaches a certain threshold, more and more players come ln.'' Wednesday' sSuperLottojackpot went unclalm~ for a third Ohio weather . : · : · The two olflclals testified · Thursday before separate House : Finance subcommittees holding hearings on Gov. Richard F. Celeste's proposed biennial budget. Anthony M. Kouneskl, general manager of Queen City Metro In Clnclnnatl, one of two public transit o!!lclals to testify. said the administration's proposed 40 percent cut Is "draconian." . , · : V«llerans Memorial . : · : : · - .......... Dop , R&G FEED & SUPPLY CO. 399 W. lain- 992-2164 Vol. 22 No.3 Copyrighted 1987 ;~.- BEST USED CAR DEALS IN TOWI' N ·1983 Plymouth Horizo~n ONLY S703 1. loimaY ,: 4 dr. auto. funt 1reat. · : 1981 OLDS. OMEGA ol an early presidential primary scheduled for March 1988. The money js not ln1he budget. and unless It Is Inser ted, the regular May primary electlqn will have to be moved to March to save the expense, or the presidential primary will be put off until May. "It's still alive," said Steve Fought. public Informa tion of· fleer for the secretary of state, ·senate to eye Pact helps launch revitalization plan • act ton ' 1982 PONnAC PHOENII U 1 4 dr. auto. air. 1984 CHEY. COIIIVEISION VAlli OIIILY S31404 ,. 25,000 mllu. One • - · run11~•t. Lee., awned. La••••· .... Your Choici oNLY ~ ~99500 1979 DODGE ASPEN-2 •~r. auta., rua• poe~. · 1978 BUICK IEGAL-OniJ• 52,000 Based on Current Bank A, P.R. and Terms. Tax & Title Dtlwn •It•. COOPI:R Factory OHiclal Cars Over 25 To Select From- Located ·Alana The River In Pomeroy, Oh1io Hours: Mon., Wed., Fri. 8:30 · 8 p.m. ·Tues., Thurs. 8:30 · 5 ,p.m. .Sat. 9:00 · 4 p.m. & Closed Sunday i. · '' who is planning to meet soon with legislative leaders to get the $5.2 million In to the budget, due to be passed In June. "It's ·not like ther e's.no time 1to make ad justments )," Brown sal d. Brow n told r eporters he as· sumed the Celeste admlnistra· t ion would put the money In the governor' s budget to reimbur se county boards of election for the By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UPII - Ohio's participation In a muchballyhooed Midwest presidential primary may have to be delayed by four years for lack of money. Secretary of State Sherrod Brown conceded Friday he never asked that $5.2 million be inc luded In his office's 19ES-89 budget to pay the extra expense reform 2 dr. outo. Only 31,000 mllot $,__-IIOinti.Y 8 Seclions. 48 Pages Middleport-Pomeroy-Gallipolis- Point Pleasant, February 22, 1987 A Multimedia In~ . New1paper Funding woes cloud Ohio role in big primary FOI-THE OIIILY Mostly cloudy today , wllh l ' highs hetween 40 nnd 45. tmts·· SEE MARK SEARLES or liEN RICHARDSON 1985 FOlD RANGEl Buslness ...................... D-1 Comics .................... !nserl Classlfleds ......... D-H -5-6·7 Dea.tbs ........................ A·6 Editorial ..................... A-2 Sports ...................... C-1-8 • I ~on -. ....... ............... •· 1 "• Thursday Ad~lsslons - R:Uif Frick, Pomeroy; Cindy Thorir~ Long Bottom; Betty Poolet Middleport; Johnnie Nash, Ml~ dlE:port; Flora GlbsoJt M!Cldleport. ' · 1'hursday Discharges - Dri. Ro ~~sh, Ge roge Pulllns, Ed w~..., "'" McGrew, Charles Flndlelltl Ch! ~ryl Ferguson. " 1 proudly introduces the new standard in pet fuod nutrition. New Purina® Pro Plan."' High perfurrilance, advanced nutrition for ~ogs and cats of all life stages. Pro Plan™ ts available only through veterinarians, authorized pet shops or other pet professionals. An area dan~ing group is deep into rehearsa~ Bob Hoeflich discovers -'- B-6 ~ CHRYSLER-PLYMOU TH·DODGE ANNOUNCING AN IMPORTANT NUI'RITIONAL INNOVATION IN PET FOODS. -8-1 Super Lotto game was In Octo~ whl•.n three winners split a S m!Uion jackpot. ·-~ Although Wednesday's Sl.0 mll'l: Ia! ; · lion• jackpot went unc m , thel~e were 179 tickets sold wl five.• of the numbers. Tho~ tlc~:ets are worth $649 each. · ~ add1ltlon, 10,181 players pic~ fou:r of the numbers to wln · I. . .., ap.nce. ..., South Central Ohio Mostly cloudy tonight,' with a 399 So. Third llldilltport chance of snow and a low 992·6421 between 25 and 30. Cloudy Saturday, with a chance of rain or snow and highs between 35and t-----------~1--------------'·--------~ 40. The probability ol precipitation Is 30 percent tonight and 40 percent Saturday. Winds wlll be !rom the south at flve to 10 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Sunday through Tuesday Fair through the period, with highs ranging from 25 to 35 each day. Overnight lows wlll be In the 20s Sunday and Monday mornIngs and range !rom 15 to25early Tu esday. Celeste has proposed an oper· atlng budget for the Ohio Depart· ment of Transportation of $26.7 milllon for fiscal year 1988, which begins In June. That represents a 32 percent cut from the previous !!seal year. The budget Includes a $28.9 million appropriation for !!seal year 1989. Public transportatiOn grants absorb the brunt of that cut, slipping 40 percent from $30.7 mllllon In the currerit fiscal year to $18.4 percent In fiscal year 1988. For 1989, the fund would get a 4 percent lncreqe. .:. .t : Budget continuing : to draw COLU MBUS (UP!) - Public transportation o!!lclals say cuts In public transportation funding are too deep, while thedlrectorof the Department of Youth Servl· ces complains that an Increase proposed for his department Is too small. sparked a return to traditional values - A-2 .. ...,_... J .,.. 1 con:seep 11 ve week . The rewere1 tlck.ets sold that listed all six . · 0 17 the numbers wbkh were9, 1 • 20, :24 and 32. "' a.Ioomberg said the last .la_roe . C-1 ... Ick break-In, and will also Ill! cha1:ged Friday. ~~;: Both men will make couo; appo_earances early next week. ::: ""' Cook - Royal Jerome Cook, 80, Cook Road, Hem lock Grove, died Thursday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mr. Cook, a Iarmer, was born Feb. 25, 1906, a son of the late Hugh R. and Estella Blanche Humphrey Cook. · He was a member of Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. Surviving are a daughter, Kids learn ~.~....egiate cage wrapup how to .battle t--------~-- -~~--....,.~~ll!lll'l'!~ m;uJt>.: "ld as · sault George R. Plagenz notes that social ills have i\Jong the ........ B+K Chl ... ": Game 00 · . tes ls.t 8tDDiVe'ftUIII"V 50 cents lly LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS (UP]) - The spotlight shifts to the Ohio Senate this we~k in the contln ulng saga of civil justice and Insurance reform at the Statehouse. Senate President Paul E. Glllmor, R-Port Cllnton, Is to name a nine-member spoeclal · committee, probably headed "of"'Seii. H. Cooper Snyder R-Hillsboro, to dissect the three elements of the controversial package. Cu rt Steiner, an aide to Glllmor, said late lasi week the committee will be made up of s ix Republicans and three Democrats representing a broad-based background . The l~gl slation , which has produced a year-long squabble in the General Assembly, Is aimed at providing commerc ial liability Insura nce at reasonable rates to businesses, local government s and school districts. A blll which cleared the General Assem bly last year was vetoed by Gov. Richard F. Celeste. The new version was passed by the House last week a nd forwarded to the Senate. The special commi llee is expoected to be mad·e up of senat ors reflecting the view· points of the warring factions - business and Industry, organized . labor. cons um er groups. insurance compa ni es and trial lawyers. Meanwhile, the Hou se Civil and Commercial Law Committee wlll star t hearings Tuesday afternoon on the element oft he package which was left out this tim e - a limitation on lawsl,li.!S against defective products. That provision was the target of Celeste's veto. and House Speaker Vernal G . Rifle Jr., .. D-New Boston, chose to put It In a separate bill at the governor's request. Rifle said It will be sent quickly . to the Senate lor Incorporation Interest of the package·. The governor's office is expoec ted thi s week to be r eady with Its version of product liability language, which probably will not be as strong as the section favored by majorIty Republicans In the Senate. Budget heari ngs continue In several Ho~se Finance subcommittees this week, with the huge Ohio Department ol Education outlay being aired Tuesday evening, Wednesday afternoon and Thursday morning. Other agency budgets re· celvlng scrutiny this week wlll be the Ohio Environmental Protection Agency, Tuesday evening: the Department of Mental Health. Wednesday a lternoon; and the De par· ment of Rehabl\ltatlon and Correction and Departmen t of Insurance, both Thursday morning. ' By KEVIN KELLY Tlmes·Senllnel Stall GALLIPOLIS - Revitalization and Improvement of downtown Galllpolls has become a reality to business and property owners now that a financial agreement has been finalized between the c ity and one area bank. An agreement spe lling out the the cooperation between Gallipolis and Ohio Valley Bank was signed Friday. City Manager Dale E . lman said he has received a verbal commitment from Commercial & Savings Bank or Gallipolis to enter Into the same agreement. The city was awarded a $75,000 small cities grant' from the Ohio Department of Development In October 1986. The money wlll be used to buy down the interest on conventional bank loans by making the loans ava)lable to property and business owners at 4.9 per cent Interest wlih a 10-year payback period, !man explained .. The !act the banks were agr eea ble to working with the c ity and the merchants was a factor In Gal!lpolls' application for the grant be ing approved, Ima n said . Termed a "genuinely public and private" partnership by OVB Executive VIce President Jeflrey E . Smith, the agreement has OVB working with the ci ty and downtown merchants to provide the loans to "bankable." or credit -worthy, Individuals. The bank Is to assist loans ranging from a $2,500 to a maximu m of $25,000 and wlll provide up to $400,000 to eligible applicants within the target area . The city will deposit Its loan subsidy from fhe ODOD grant with the bank at the closing of each loan, and the bank will .co~perate with other lending Institutions In executing the program, " providing the other Institutions agree to be bound by the same terms and conditions." according to the agreement. The target area Identified in the Improvement program Is the nor thwes t side of Second Avenue extra expense of the presidential primary . The Legislature. at Brown's request. approved an ear ly presidential primary for 1988 In order to join Ohio with llllnois a nd other states In a Midwest primary to give Ohio more clout In the selec tion of presidential nominees. Brown said when lhe bill passed. " the s tate budget didn't look so tight." Normally, each s ta te agency lists li s an liclpa ted expen ses and puts them in li s budget request . which Is then studied and usually trimmed by the state Ofllce of Budget and Ma nagement. " We did not put II ln. " said Brown. " I dldn 'l think II be· longed in our budget." Fought la ter said the secretary of state asked the state Offl cp of PARTNERSHIP IN EFFECT - AQ agreement between Galllpolls and Ohio Valley Bank wns signed by City Manager Dale E. Iman, left, and between Court and Locust streets: Court between First and Third avenues: and Stale between Second and Third avenues. !ma n said three prlorliles have Budget and M a na~emerit In December to give the sla le Cont ro lling Board the a uthorit y to dlstriiJule the money. Brown sai d th a t und er no circ ums tances wo uld count y boards of e lections be blUed for th e cost or the two primaries . "There should be o ne rather th an two primaries ." said . Wll· liam .J . Shkurtl , director of the tCo ntlnued on fi<Ji OVB Execu tlvc Vice President ,Jeffrey E. Smith to launch a slructurallmprovcmcnt program lor a target area In I he city's downtown. been established by lh eprogram. The flrsl Mals with facade a nd lnlras truclure improvement s . Once those lmprovemenls are mel. lhe . property or business • ow ner will movt~ onto structural and safety Improveme nts . The third priorit y, to be cons idered afler lhr flrsr two hQv~ · (Contin ued on A-:11 • White House denies claims of cover-up . WASHINGTON iUPII -The White House, faced with new reports that aides tried to hide President Reagan's role In the sale of U.S. arms to Iran. denied Friday that Reagan was involved In a cover·up of the lran·Contra affair. Robert McFar lane, Reagan's former national security adviser who was an architect of the Iran arms initiative, told a presldenllal review board Thursday he took part In an effort by White House aides to hide the president 's role, The New York Times reported Frld.ay. Chief White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater, as ked If there was a cover-up by way of having aides brief Reagan on a false chronology, said, "No - not as far as t he president Is concerned.· · "As fa r as the president Is concerned, there was no coverup; certainly he was not aware of any," he said. However, Fitzwater was careful to say he dld not know whether Wh lte House aides 1rled to cover up their actions to protect the president. "I don't know what they (aides ) might have done." The Times sa id McF arl ane acknowledged he wrote a memorandum on Nov. 18. a day before Reagan's last news con ference. which allowed the president to say he had not given formal authorization to the project to sell arms to Iran th rough Isra el In August 1985. But a source told the Times that McFarlane knew when he wrote the document th a t the president had Informally en· dorsed the arms sale beforehand. Mcfarlane's lawyer , Leonard Garmen t, declined to commen t on the Times report although he sa id McFarlane stood by his earlier testimony abou t the al· fair. Mcfarlane has steadfas tly Insisted Reagan gave prior ap· proval for the sh ipment by Israel, putting hlm at odds with key ad mlnlstrallon officials. Garmeni a nd anolher lawyer. Peler Morgan, planned to spend Friday and Saturday with McFarlan e a t Bethesda Naval Pre!< ldent Reagan · Lawmen press search for robbery suspects Cuomo pullout fuels other candidates' hopes WASHINGTON iUPil -With certain to make the race rnc1uoe New York Gov. Marlo Cuomo on Delaware Sen. Joseph Blden, the the sidelines , It Is Gary Hart Rev . Jesse Jackson, ·Rep. RIagainst the field for the 1988 chard Gephar~l of Missouri and Democrati c presidential former Arizona Gov . Bruce Babbitt . nomination . The Cuomo announcemen t, With the key early caucuses and primaries stlll a year off, the however, could be the · catalyst decision by Cuomo, a nnounced which draws others Into the Thursday, puts 1984 contender battle, Including Massac husetts Hart far out In front of the pack. Gov. Michael Dukakls. Sen. Dal,e · · Of all the potential ca ndidates Bumpers of Arkansas and possl· besides Hart, only Cuomo, the bly Gov. Bill Cllntonol Arkansas. Sen. Sam Nunn of Georgia, eloquent New Yorker, had been able to post double-digit ligures another person mentioned as a In the polls:IAnd even he trailed possible candidate, said Friday far behind Hart In the lates t Iowa night In Atlanta he would riot form an exploratory co mmluee and New Hampshire soundings. The Cuomo announcement to see k the presld~mcy In 1988 but gave added optimism to some said he was not closing the door ca ndidates set to make the race on accepting a possible Demo. and could pull others Into the . cratic nomination . "So the experts will undoubtsweepstakes for the 1988 edly write me o!llor 1988, " said nomination. But Sen. Daniel Patrick MoyniNunn. chairman or the Senate han, D-N.Y., said Hart " Is the Armed Services Commlltee. only candidate there Is" right "Perhaps, they are right." now and said he talked to !he Recent polls In Iowa - which former Colorado senator and holds the nation's first caucuses suggested "to him that he move - and New Hampshire, which to have the nomination closed.·· has the first primary, underlined In addition to Hart, those Cuomo's political strength - · . Hospllal, wher~ he Is recovering from a suicide att empt. Gar· ment' s office dC"cllned to com· ment about the reason for their meellng. As Investigators widened their probe into the secret sa le of arms 10 Iran and the subseq uenl diversion of profit s to Nlcara · guan rebels. the chronology of events relating to lhe globe· spanning lnltlallvc grows even more lmporlant . The Tower com mission. the lhre~>· member panel appoint ed by Reagan to review the policies and practices of the National Security Council. Is comp lellng Its report and Is expected to Issue a report next Thursday . PROSPECTS IMPROVE Marlo Cuomo'• startling decision not to seek the 1988 Democratic presidential nomInation bodes well for the protpects of Mas1achusetll Goy. Michael Dukaklll, above, according to aeveral labor leaden attending the AFL· CJO convention In Bal Harbour, Fla. (UPI) despite the fact the New York governor had not visited either state Qr set up organizations there. ,, By ,JIM WEIDEMOYER Tlmes-Scnllnel Staff RIO GRANDE -A n all· poi nts bulletin has been posted thro ughout sou1heas tcrn Ohio for 1wo armed white males, accused of stealing a Dodge mlnl·van owned by an Athens vending company outside of the laundromat in Rio Grande around 12: 30 .p.m. Friday, authorities said. The van was reportedly located by authorities taler Friday on Tick Ridge Road In Raccoon Township. Further ln(orma tlon was not available Sat urday from the-Rio Grande marshal's ofllce. One of the two suspects In the theft reportedly struck the 74year-old driver of the 198<1 Dodge van, owned by Laughlin Vending Co., and drove of! with the vehicle, which con tained large amounts of dimes, quarters and one·dollar bllls, accordi ng to repOrts. Robert J. Wllllams of The Plains was released Friday from Holzer Medical 'Center alter being treated ror a blow to the head !rom one of the assailants. Rio Grande Marshal John I Vance sa id Willi a ms apparrntly refused to r<· llnquls h lhe va n upon lhe drmand of lhf' assullants and was ' tru ck In the h C'a~ by the ba rrrl of onr or the firea rm s. Willi ams wa.< with his wllc, who Is 70 but not o th c rwi ~P Identified. wht' n lhe two m••n overpowered him and took the, va n. Van ce sa id. Vance addrd thai It a ppeur('(j · that the two men Intended to s.tca . the truck from the outset. l'lf(urlng !hat II would have a lot Ol' money after emptying vc ndlnp machines a t prior s tops. Wllll" ams had em pllcd only two machines at the laundromal. be!orc t~ van was taken. There were three peoplewa~h · lng and dr yl n ~ the ir clothes Inside the laundromat when the two men approached 11 , Vance sa id. The th ree people were coerced Into the restroom and locked Inside. The 1wo men t~en pushed a soda pop machln() Jn Iron I of the rest room door. · • According to repo~ts. bolh men were wearing reflectlvr . Qn (Continued on A·3l v � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 02. February Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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