https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd8d2f8672033df12decb88c7d9b0858.pdf 028a0f63b44641ef0abe827ee2e83d81 PDF Text Text _P~~~~B__T_M-=O~a~il~y~S~mtt~in~e~I:---~.~--------------------:Po:m~e:ro~y~M:~:·:I:e~~ - :rt:·~O~h:io----------~------------~--~M~on~oo!y~,~M~a~~~h~2~.~1~9~87~~ Local Briefs:-- Music society plans EHS chapter Tri-M Music Honor Society is announcing the chartering of a new chapter. No. 1976, at Eastern High School. under the sponsorship of William Hall and Valerie Ransbottom. Principal of Eastern High Is Daniel Apilng. · Formation of this chapter signifies the school's recognition of the Importance of the arts In the development of a comprehensive educational program . Tri-M provides a means of appropriately recognizing the efforts and achievements of music st udents who offer their musical talent for others. Since 1952. more than 1, 700 Tri-M chapters have been chartered throughout the Unit ed States and In several foreign countries. Currently , Tri-M members number nearly 10,000 nationwide. · The chief aims of the Tri -M Music Honor Society are to foster greater Inte rest in band, orchestral and choral performance. and to provide wider opportunities for personal musical expression. Students are selected for membership in Tri-M on the basis of musicianship, scholarship, cooperation, leadership and service to the school and community. This high standards serve to challenge the students to greater effort and achievement, and io encourage thc-m in the pursuit of excellence. Officers of the Eastern chapter are President Jeff Sayre, senior; Vice President Todd Clay, senior; Secretary Heather Flniaw, sophomore; Treasurer David Rice, sophomore; and His torian Maraiyn Barton. junior. Patrol tickets two motorists A Sy rac use man was cited Sunday for failure to control and no operator's license In a one-car accident on Ohio 124. The Gallla-Meigs Post of the Ohl(j Highway Patrol said Earl 0 . Pickens, 2.1, was eastbpund in Su!ton Township all2:30 a.m. when he lost control on a left-hand curve, went off the right side of the road and struck a telephone pole. Pickens' vehicle was moderately damaged. · The patrol cit ed Dorothea L: Scarberry, .15, Middleport. for failure to control in a one-car accident on County Road 3 In . Salisbu ry Township Frida)·. The patrol said Scarberry was westbound, one-tc-nlh of a mile east of Ohio 7, at ~: 05 p.m. Friday when she lost control. went off the right side of the road and struck a ditch. Her car was modera tely damaged. Racine Council meets tonight Racine Village Council will meet at 7 this evening at his chambers at the Shrine Park Club building. MARC slates Thursday meeting The Mr igs County Association for Retarded Citizens will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Carleton School. Salisbury trustees plan meeting The Salisbury Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Thursday at the township building on the Rock Springs Road. Lebanon trustees meet Tuesday Ll'banon Township Trustees will meet at 7 p.m. Tuesday at thr township building . EMS ur;r,its answer 10 calls Meigs County Emergency Medical Services reports six calls over the weekend; four Saturday and two Sunday. Saturday at 1:38 a.m., Tuppers Plains to Ohio 681 for Barb Richardson to Veterans Memorial Hospital; Middleport at 8:10 a.m. to North Front Street for Genevieve Demoskey who was treated but not transported; Middleport at 9:17a.m. to VIllage Manor Apartments for Caroline Miller to Holzer Medical Center; Tuppers Plains at II : 51 a.m. to Reedsville lor Margaret Westlail to St. Joseph's Hospital. Sunday a t~ : 5:l .a.m., Rutland to Meigs Mine No . 2 for David Nieratko to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Racine at 8: :l8 p.m. to Yellowbush Road for David Proffitt Jr. to Holzer Medical Center . Sorority slate.~ Tuesday meeting Xi Gamma Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority will meet Tuesday, 7 p.m .. at the senior citizens center. Che8ter school names top speller Erir Ja0ks, son of Mr. and Mrs . Danny Jacks, was the winner in the Ches ter Elementary School spelling bee. Runner-up was Joe Kar schnlk, son of Mr . and Mrs. John Karsrhnik, Flatwoods Road. Pomeroy. Jac ks Is a fifth grader and Karschnik Is a fourth grader. Stortn spreads ·snow lnto Ne.W E. n,·gla~d . 8y United Press International A storm system that hurled tornadoes and heavy rain blamed tor 2ldeaths and millions of dollars in damage during the weekend lingered today In north· ern New England, spreading heavy snow. , Eight inches of snow fell in Lovell. Maine, by Sunday night and winter storm warnings for up to a foot of snow were posted' in New Hampshire and Maine. Snow also fell in Michigan and the northern Ohio, while dr-izzle soaked southern New England and the Ohio Valley. Gale warnings were Issued in the Great Lakes. "The slow-moving storm has produced a variety of weather. including heavy snow in the Southwest, tornadoes In the tower Mississippi Valley, flash flooding across much of the Southeast, and (it's) now causing some ... significant snows," said National Weather Service meteorologist Pete Reynolds. In southeast Mississippi, federal and state official today were to compile a damage figure for a tornado Saturday that killed seven people and injured 145. H~msley Albert Douglas Hemsley. 76, Third Street. Syracuse. died Sunday at Veterans Memorial Hospital. A retired employee of the Ohio Department of Highways. Mr. Hemsley was born May 3, 1910, at Syracuse. a son of the late Joe Bob and Maggie Stobart Hemsley. He was an avid baseball enthusiast over the years and was associated with all facets of the sport. He was a member of Pomeroy Masonic Lodge 164, F & AM. and Pomeroy Chapter 186. Order of Eastern Star. Surviving are his wife. Net tie Hemsley; two sons. Jimmy Joe Hemsley and Rallle D. Hemsley, beth of Shade; a daughter, Mary Donna Davis , Min ersville; a stepson , Brooks Edwards, Ma· son. W.Va., and a brother. Joe Hemsley, Parkersburg, W.Va . Six grandchildren and five great grandchildren also survive. Besides his parents, he was preceded In death by a brother, Rollle Hemsley . Services will be 11 a.m. Wed· nesday at the Ewin~ Funeral Home, with Rev. James Evans officiati~g . Burial will be in Gilmore Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 3-9 p.m. Tuesday. Wanda j. Guinther • Wanda .1. Baker Guinther, 67 , Syracuse. died Saturday at St. Anthony Mediral Center . A homemaker. Mrs. Guinther was born at Tuppers Plains, a daughter of the late Elsworth and Bertha Lemaster Baker. on Nov . 21, 1919. Surviving are her husband, Guy H. Guinther; three sons and daughters-in-law, Malcolm and Donna .Jean Guinther, Syracuse, William E. and Beverly Hope Guinther , Gallipolis. and Ken neth H. and Carol L. Guinther, Racine; a daughter. Karen Fay Guinther and a son', Terry Lynn Guinther, both of Syracuse. Six grandchildren and one great · grandchild also survive. Besides her parents, she was Two Lotto players have winning tickets · ' CLEVELAND !UPH - Lottery officials say two Ohio J..ottery players wil l sha re a $1 ,261.6.18 jackpot 'for choosing Ihe numbers 16. 21. 2i. n .18 and 40 drawn Saturday night. Ohio weather South Central Ohio . Clearing tonight with a low between 25 and :!0. Mostly sunny Tuesday with a J1lgh near ~ . The probability of precipiiatlon Is near zero through Tuesday . Ohio Extenjled Forecast Wednesday through Friday , Fair Wednesday through Friday . Hl!lhs will be in the 40s 'Wednesday and in the 50s Thursday and Friday. Lows will be in ·the 20s Wednesday and the 30s Thursday and F_rlday. ' Each will receive a total of $6.10,819 in 20 annual installments of $31,540 before taxes . There were 284 players who chose llvl' of the six winning numbers . Those players will receive $899. Another 13.127 players won $51 dollars by selecting four of the numbers. Lottery officials say total sales lor the drawing wen• $3,4115,102. Goodyear workers adjusting CASH JACKPOT WIN CASH EACH WE_EK THIS WEEK'S JACKPOT $975 $25 CASH PRIZE sso CASH PRIZE 773-5592, Mason Furniture . Pledges must be collected Tuesday, no later than Wednesday, Nease says. · In addition to the $12,000. local entiiles wlll also pay for construction of wooden decking to the landings in the two villages, "not to exceed$1.000," according to Nease. ' And, American Electr ic Power Co. will now be towing the ferry from St. Louts, Mo. to Pomeroy , and from Cairo, Ill .. back to Lock 26 on the Mississippi River when the ferry service is ended. These are minor changes from AEP's original offer to tow the ferry from Cairo to Pomeroy . It was announced by Nease Saturday that State Sen. Jan Mfehael Long, D-Circlevtlle, Is $100 CASH PRIZE JACKP_OT sso Jerry Rought r----""""'.:.......:...__;....;......:""""'-------------l QUlsnoN: 1paid mo ot tnt.rist tnt YNr bit llor10t to dllfuctlt on my Income tax re->tum. lsl~msomtWIY t c•n chlnp lilY return or ~~~~ I out of luck? ANSWER: II you itemiztd your dttfuctlons or II the $150 wtten 1ddtd to your other expensn ceusn your llemiztd deductions to nclld yo1r zero b~~eket 11110unt. you c1n 1mtnd yourreturn 1nd lpplylonrelund. This 1:1n bt done1nytime within thru ye1rs of the reaufll du1 d1te oltht return. JOHN A. WADE, M.D. Inc. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPJTAL EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST ".WE HAVE HEARINS AIDS" CALL (614)· 992·2104 (304 675-1244 .' t . A'RCHIES POWELL'S Officials appeal & Savings Co., or Grate at Chester Council 32.1, Daughters of America, will meet Tuesday night at 7:30 af the hall. Practice will be held for presenting the colors at the spring rally on March 14. Members are asked to be present at the Tuesday'night meeting. Those not planning to atlend the rally are asked to take their gifts to tomorrow night' s meeting. Although most of the rain in the It was the first time floodgates area ended Su11day, swollen along the whole Catawba system ; rivers remained out of their have been opened since 1977. • banks today In Kentucky, VirgiThe floodwaters covered the · nia and North Carolina, $14 million Broad River Electrt- : Charles Malthews. a weather cal Co-op hydroelectric plant;: Stormy weather during the service hydrologist in North near Gaffney, S.C. weekend was.blamed for 14 other Carolina, said, "We' re keeping "The tlamage could be In the •· dea,tps.lncludlng 12.traffic fatali- an eye on virtually all of them thousands or in the millions," ' ties:.five in North Carolina, three (rivers). Just about every one of said assistant manager Stacy . in Texas, and two each In· them we're having some prob- Williams. " We have no way oL Nebraska and New York . Two lem with." knowing how much damage : people drowned in Iowa when In South Carolina, drenched by there is because we can't get in . rain flooded a cave. • . · 6 inches of weekend rain, all there.' ' ·~ Snl>w and sleet In western New major rivers were above flood The floods prompted the evaYork caused the roof of an . tee stage, forecasters said. cuation of more than 100 resi-: skating rink In Star Lake to Duke Power Co. opened flood· dents of the Surry Community collapse .minutes after ·a youth . gates at hydroeleetrtc plants Nursing Home in Mount Airy, hookey game ended, )Jut no one along the Catawba River In the N.C. All returned by Sunday ;. was \njured, authorities said. Carolinas to minimize flooding. night. Flood warnings were posted ''Everything went · real today in western New York, smooth," said nurse Becky where officials In West Seneca, Johnson: abcut 10 miles southeast of Some roads in North Carolina . Buffalo, dynamited Ice jams to were closed by flooding and redirect the flow of Cazenovia mudslides, officials said. ~Creek. Minor flooding was reported, but damage was limited to basements and streets. Floods Sunday in the Southeast · forced the evacuation of a AKRON (UP!) - Goodyear nursing home in North Carolina 195 N. ~ND & Rubber Co. employees are Tire and damaged a power plant in MIDDLEPORT still adjusting to the results of South Carolina. corporate raider James Goldsmith's failed takeover attempt five months after Goldsmith said he would "change" the company. NOW SERVING ALL Workers In the Motor Wheel btvislon, which was sold to a LEGAl BEVERAGES & group headed by Motor Wheel preceded in death by one executives In Lansing, Mich., to SANDWICHES · grandchild. aid anti-takeover actions. met a r.~~;:::::::::~~~;;~ Services will be 2 p.m. Wednes- deadline Friday to reapply for day at the Syracvuse Church of jobs some of them have·held for Nazarene wtth Rev . Glen McMil- decades, or try to get another job lian officiating. Burial will· be In with Goodyear. Letart Falls Cemetery . PallbeatSome 800 active and laid off ers are be John Slack. Pete employees at the Akron Metal Hendrix , Bub Duncan, Jeff Hub- Products plant were affected . . bard, Eber Pickens. Don Casto, Only about 12 percent of the Jimmy Riffle and Tom Allen. Motor Wheel employees were Friend5 may call at the Ewing eligible to bump into another Funeral Home from 7-9 p.m. Goodyear job, the move most Tuesday and for one hour prior to considered desir able. the church service on WednesAnd uncertainty also surday. In lieu ol flowers, friends may make donations to the rounds Goodyear Aerospace. which. after 63 vears as a family. Goodyear division.· will become part of the Lora! Corp. of New Elizabeth A. Sayre York Cit y In a few weeks . Some Elizabeth A. Sayre, 44, Reeds- 6,000 people work for Goodyear ville, died Monday morning at Aerospace. "It's like a living death for · Grant Hospital in Columbus people. " said family counselor following an extended illness. of suburban CuyaArt Stennett Mrs . Sayre was a daughter of hoga Fails. Beatrice Mathers Bell of Cool"A part of Goodyear died, " ville, and the late Isaac Hugh said. "Someone bought Stennett Mathers. it; it's not the same. People are A homemaker, Mrs. Say re was shocked. There's despair. sorrow a member of Our Lady of Loretta and anger, guilt and depression. Catholic Church in Tuppers Apathy sets in . Thim people begin Plains and was a member of Xi Gamma Mu Chapter of Beta to rally and pick up the pieces." he said. Sigma Phi Sorority. Sanford Rose Associates, an Surviving In addition to her Akron job placement' flrm , has mother. are her husband, Joseph hired three new people to handle D. Sayre: two sons, Joseph D. the new workload. Sayre Jr., Tampa, Fla.. and "We never saw this kind of Jeffrey H. Sayre. at home; three Insecurity befor<', " said Ed Rose brothers, Ivan Mathers, The of the firm . "It's never been this Plains; Edwin Mathers, Par- bad." kersburg, W.Va., and Denzil Stennett said It may. take two Mathers of Lady Lake, Fla .; her years for some former Goodyear stepfather, Clarence Bell, Cool- !'mployees to become oriented to ville; mother-in-law and father- their new life. . In-law , Laura and Jesse Sayre. "You have to go 'through the Reedsville, and a number of first Thanksgiving, the first aunts, uncles, nieces, nephPWf Christmas, and all the anniverand cousins. saries without it ," Stennett said . Services will be 11 a.m. Wed- " People have leaned on Goonesday at Our Lady of Loretta dyear for support. They're as kCatholic Church, where friends ing, 'Who's going to take care of ·may call from 1-7 p:m. on me now?' II !ades awa y, but Tuesday. Rosary services will be some people need help to let go. ·• held at 7: .10 p.m. Tuesday . Officiating will be Father Frank Veterans Memorial Patala. In lieu of flowers friends may contribute to the Meigs Saturday Admissions - AnCounty Chapter of the American gela VanCooney. Middleport; Cancer Society. The White Fun- Albert Hemsley, Pomeroy; Kimeral Home at Coolville Is in berly Conlin, Pomeroy. charge of arrangements. · Saturday Discharges - Edna Leach, Angela VanCooney. Sunday Admissions - Ronald ___;_IC_on_tin_ued..:......:fro:.....m:.....P:::.age:...::l:.:..iBlack, Langsvllle; Bertha Zamo"99 percent sure" the state is rano. Shade. Sunday Discharges - Kimgoing to release funding of berly Conlin. $100,000 to be placed in escrow to Friday admissions - Thomas satisfy a U.S. Army Corps of Klein, Cheshire; Joyce Taylor. Engineers' requirement of proRo&er P. Daniels, Syracuse; tection for the Mason. W.Va. Pomeroy; Gladys Robson , landing. The corps claims the Lee Bing, Pomeroy. Pomeroy; landing suffered extensive damFriday discharges - Johnnie LAST WEEK'S ~INNERS • ages the last time a ferry Nash, Clyde Clark, Homer Seaoperated between Pomeroy and Mason. and that "tens of thou- rles, Catherine Welsh, Sheila sands" of dollars was spent to Maddox, Jesse Reltmire. Thursday admissions - Sheila repair the facility. The corps is Maddox, Middleport. accepting the escrow In lieu of a Thursday discharges - Kathy . perfomance bond. Attorney Bernard Fultz of Hetzer, Tammy •Adkins, Ella Pomeroy has agreed to prepare Schultz. John Runner, Audrey McQuaid, Faye Larkins. the escrow accounts, Nease says. Area deaths Albert D. . - -· ---- WINNING NUMBERS POSTED IN THE STORE • SUNDAY 10 A.M. (Must come in·and claim prize by following Saturday, 10 P.M.NO WINNING NUMBER ·GIVEN·OYER THE PHONE I If Any Prize Is Not Claimed In The Allotted Time, The Prize Will le Included In The Next W•~'s $100 Cash Prize · Jacl·'lot. PUICII.\)f 'IECESSAIY • ' • ' Daily Numbt•r 42:3 PICK-4 Ch•ar luni~ht, with a low lwtwtt·n 2a a nd :lO. Sunny \\'N hwsdil y , with hi ~ hs in tlu• 9582 mid ·Ill, , Tht• prohahilily of __ ___ - pr(' C'illita fi on is n•· ;u :w ro .:;_ through We dn t•s day . • a1 y Vol. 36, No.210 . Copyrighted t 987 en tine Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday. March 3, 1987 2 Sections. 2 4 Pnnes 25 Cont s A Mult im edia Inc. New spop er Pomeroy Council eyes new sidewalks, paving By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel Stall Wrller · Street paving and the possibil ity of new sidewalks were discussed at Monday evening's Pomeroy Village Council meeting. Councilman Larry Wehrung said he would like to see all new sidewalks in downtown Pomeroy. especially since the village expects to receive Community Development Block Grant fund ing to provide handicap accessiblily at each downtown corner . Mayor Richard Seyler agreed that new sidewalks would greatly improve the village's appearance, and reported that new sidewalks, with handicap access, will be installed in front of and beside the new City Loan on the corner of Sycamore and East Main . Elberfeld's Department Store already has new sidewalks in front of and behind the store, the mayor added, and a few other portions of downtown have ade· qualr sidewalks. However. most of the downt own sidewalks are not adequate. and to ensure las ting quality, present concr ete should be removed befor e new sidewalks would be installed. "It 's not chea p," said Councilman John Anderson. Alterna tives to fund new downtown sidewalks were discussed, but no action was taken by the board. To ensure proper sid ewalk elevations and sloping, and improve drainage, Anderson suggested that Main Street be stripped down to the concrete to obtain the origi nal road grad e. Ma yor Seyler gave And erson authorit y to check witli the Fis hel Co., the contractor installing lines down Main Street for General Telephone Co. ofOhio, to find out when they plan to repave the portions of the street which .Goodyear POINT PLEASANT - Rober! and chief "i'i(ilcurrve""'llicer boodyeai·Tire & Rubber Co .. will tJe the keynote speaker at the annual dinner of the Point PleasantMason County Chamber of Commerce on Thursday, March 26, at 7 p.m. at the Point Pleasant Moose Lodge. Tickets for the dinner , which is open to the public, are$11 and are available from the chamber office on the ground floor of the Mason Cou'nty Courthouse. according to Sharry Rous h. chamber secretary. In August 1986, Goodyea r announced that it would invest more than $~ million to expand its poiye§ter packag1ng resin plant at Apple Grove to meet growing market demand. The Goodyear facility in Mason County has been' in operation since 195R and now employs 450 hourly and salary workers. Mercer was elected to the to position at Goodyear on April 4. they' removed In the co nstruction process. If Fishel Co. repaves before the village has time to decide if stripping the road would be advisable, then stripping 1\'0Uld be ou t of the question at this time. Councilman Bill Young reported he has received a letter from Columbia Gas of Ohio thai the village will be gett ing a rate reduction, but he was not sure of the amount. Jane Walton . cler k-treas urer, reported April 27 th rough May 2 will be clean -up week in Pomeroy, in conjuction with a countywide clea n-up progra m. A reques t from .John and Jean Koehler, doing business as Rainbow Inn , to transfer a liquor license to Roger Lee and Ariwona Sue Walker, has been approved by .the Oh io Department of Liquor Control. A hearing on thr transfer was held in Pome1Continued on Page 2) NEW QUARTERS - The Meigs County Board ofE!ectlons moved from quarters in the Pomeroy Masonic Temple In this neat renovated building at JOB Mecha~lc St., Pomeroy, on Monday.The exterior of the building has been given a faccllft with a tan-and-brown color scheme carried out and the Interior has been completely redone to meet the olflcc needs of the hoard. The hoard J:; .~ercer , .coairman o Roher! E. Mercer 198~. 36 years after he joined the Akron-based company in 1947 as , a sales trainee. Previously, hr had served a vice chairman and chief executive officer. positions to which he was elected in December 1982. He is the fifth man to serve as chairman of the board of directors for the world's la rges t tire and rubber company since it was founded in 1898. A native of Elizabeth, N.J .. Mercer served in the Navy during Wor ld War II and gradu ated from Yale Universit y-befor e !Continued on Page 21 Jury convicts all three Home State defendants 8y CHARLENE HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer The Meig~ County Council on Aging's Alzheimer' s disease and related disorders IAD-RD) program funded through a state grant of $10,000 fr om the Ohio Department of Aging will get underway this month. Limited In-home respite care and training sessions for t:aregivers- will be offered. · Sixteen organiza lions statewide were selected to receive a grant from the Ohio Department of Aging, with the local Council on Aging being the onl y on e funded In southeastern Ohio. Sandy White is coordinator of the program, which will fun ction through the Senior Citizens Cen- building was last used as a wa.rd1011st! :•rea hy Store. Board of ElccUon' t•mployet•s wilt hold an open house In the new location on ,\prll 7. ~foore's ler. Plans currentl y provide for at no cost 10 low-incomrla mlllr s. Hom t•," ' 'Commu ni ty ll r sour15 to 20 families to be included in and on a slid ing fer scale to l'es." " Leg al fl sprcts of Carrg lv· the In-home respire care pro- oth ers. lng" i.l nd PPr so u;tl Can ·-Hygll'nC' A srrles of 12 two-hour !rain ing Ski lls. " Each topic wi ll be gram. The program is geared to provide temporary relief for the sessions will br offered 10 al l prP se nl l't1 I).V ;1 qual lri f•d pr off' S· primary caregiver so that he or AD-RD caregivers and thrl r siorw l i11 l h;d f! rlt l. she can have a da y away from the families. The sc heduled srsslon ThP prnr:ra m will also Include 24-hour care of a loved one. to pics incl ud e "Some I Love Is casr ma nagf'rnf• n1 , w hich lnRespit e aides have bee n Slipping Away," " Co pin ~ with c lud r ~ un :.~ ss t•ss m P nl IJy a trained by the Meigs Senior Alzheimer' s Disease - a Care- qua li f\ (•t\ sta r! JWrsnn to dC't(' r Center Health Coordinator, and giver's Viewpont," " Physical ml nC' w hnl sf\r v lcr•s :.1rr• nrNir(lt n in addition are certified in CPR and Psychological Changes ass ist the 11 0 -f!D vic tim and his and multi-media first aid. Em - Myths and Realities." " Rea lit y or hPr family In ord01' thn t th r phasis of the respite aides will be Orient ati on," " Ad apting th r Indi vidua l may hr ke pt al home on preparing and serving meals. Home Envi ronment , "• "Co ping as long as po ss lhlr Arr a n~P­ bathroom ass istance. ambul a- with Feel ings - Guilt , fln grr, mr nls fo r th e~ " se r vices, If tory assistance, personal care, Fear and Resentment " and , av allablr . will thr n he made hy vital signs monitoring, light "Music Therapy.'· lhr casr man:1gr mr nt staff " Import ance of the Medi ca l pe rso n. hou se keepin g and se lf Exa m-Medi cati on Effec ts." The trnln i ng st•s:-;ln ns and sPr· medicalion observation. Respit e care will be provided "E m er~en cy Situations In the ;Co ntin ued on Page 21 Leading indicators post sharp downturn WASHINGTON iUPl i - A poor performan ce in fa ctory orders. building permits and orders for consumer goods caused a 1 percent plunge in the index of leading economic indicators for January - the sharpest downtu rn in 2'1, years, the gover nment sa id toda y. Six of the 10 Indica tors co.ntrib· uted to the decrease in the composite Index. which fo reshadows economic growth . Other negative factors were prices for sensitive materials. the pace of deliveries and aver· age wee kly clai ms for unemployment ins urance, a Commerce Department report sai d. The Ja nuary downturn foi· lowed six consecutive months of index increases . including a 0 . ~ perce nt rise in Novembe r and a 2..1 percent jump in December. The December fi gure was revised upward from 2.1 percent because of cha nges in the net mlllionalre Warner, $1.5 million 8y RICK VAN SANT for Bongard and $25 ,000 for CINCINNATI (UPI) - Prosecutors say jury verdicts against Schiebel. Ail were released in the three bank executives, including custod y of their attorneys for 48 former U.S. ambassador to Swit- hours to give them time to post bond . zerland Marvin Warner, show The three were accused of that citizens will not tolerate Illegally funneling $113 million of while collar crime. Warner, former owner of col- depositors' funds in the .Cincinnati bank to ESM Government lapsed Home State Savings Bank, and ex-bank presidents .securit ies of Fort Lauderdale. Fla. ESM turned out to be a sham Burton Bongard , and David operation and collapsed two Schiebel ·were convicted Monday years ago, wi th debts of more of helping trigger the biggest than $300 million , including $144 banking crisis in Ohio history . "The jury's message In this million owed to Home State. When Home Sta te depositors case is that while collar crime is rned of their bank's huge loss, lea simply not going to be tolerated," said Special Prosecutor Law- they began a run on the institution and it closed in a few days. rence Kane. "It 's a fair verdicl. " "This tells the financial com- Tha t in turn triggered runs on munity that they have to be fair , other Ohio banks and Gov. honest and responsible when Richard Celeste closed 70 savings arid loans until they obtained ~andllng other people's money, " federal insurance. No depositors added assistant prosecutor Mark lost their money , but it was three Vander Laan . " I'm absolutely satisfied with the verdict. It's a months before Home State custo- . ·clear victory for th e mers had access to their accounts. prosecution." DENTAL HEALTH WEEK- The Importance ol hruHhlnK and Warner was convicted on nine A Hamilton County Common floHSing, as well as regular dental check-ups, ha.~ heen stre.,.ed in Pleas Court jury that deliberated of 85 charges, Bongard was found programs this month by Dr. Craig Mathews and Dr. Larry 10 days alter a three-month trial guilty on all 82 charges agai nst Kennedy and staffs In Mell!ll County elementary ~hool!i . Nearly found the trio guilty on 94 of 253 him and Schiebel was convicted 400 ehlldren will have participated ill the Dental Health Week on three of 86 charges. d!arges. programs when Kennedy conclude!! the visits today. Selected Warner, who was U.S. ambasSente,ncing is scheduled March grades at Pomeroy; Chester, Middleport, Rutland and Salem 30, when Warner and Bongard sador to Switzerland 10 years ago Center elemenlarles, and the Gln(ferhread House In Middleport could receive .up to 15 years in under President Jimmy Carter have hRd the opportunity to learn techniques lor better dental prison and Schiebel up to six and was a U.S. delegate to the health. Sandt Sargent, Angle Duckworth, .Jantt Connolly, Rhonda years. All three say they plan to ·united Nations 20 years ago Davis, dental hygienist, Mathews and Kennedy have participated under President Lyndon JohnappeaL In the school prol(l'ams. Here, Mathews and Mnt. Davis stress for Judge Richard Niehaus set son, said being so well-known students the Importance ol &ood denial care. . Rutland bond or $3.5 million ,. for multi- probably hurt him in the case. - oflice had been located In tht• M''' onlt•Temple lor some 40 years until Monday's rnu ve Into th e Mechanic Street struclnrc, owned hy KA . Wingett, l~acln e, and lloh Wingt'lt, Syra<: use. The Alzheimer's program begins this month chainnan to speak • In area .,.. .. ·--- Ohio Loflf•n Rio advances to district finals contest -Page 3 Hundreds of homes and buildings wer'e destroyed, and a preliminary estimate by Jones County oflicials put damage at $25 million. · LUNCH Reed at 992-2116, Farmers Bank D of A plans practice -----...., - ------·---- - ---- business formation Indicator. The last time the Index decreas<:'d at a greater rate was In July 1984, when It fell 1.7 perce nt. The posit ive co ntribut ions to the ind <'x , In order of th e larges t factor to thf' smalles t fac tor, were stol'k prices. nrt busi ness ror mot ion, averag'' wor k WI'C' k and money suppl y in 1982 do lla rs Based on a 1967 fig ure of 100, the comj)Os itt• index in .Janu ary stood at 1 8:! . ~ . thr Cornmr rce Depar tm <' nt said . The lnfl uo•ntl;d lntlrx has risen in n!nP of rh 0 !<J sl I I m onths, hut ana lys is f•xpPC IPd th r downtu rn . fl mr rit-:o's gi·oss nati onal pro duel ros<' a pun y U pl' n t•nt altrt' infl ati on dll rin J.( tht • !;_ts l q u ~ir l t' r of 19~ 0. rctu il sah·s <liT' clow n and unPmploy mr•n t is unl'han gr d. L:.~ s t wt'r k. tt1r• ( 'om mr·r ct• JJpp;u·tmPn1 .-. ai d du r ah lt, goo d ~ ordr• rs plunged 75 prrce nt In .J unuH r y - 1111 • !Jiuf.WS 1 drop in al m o:; l St 'vl'n ,VP<J r s. Frustrated vet holds 2 VA staffers hostage COL UMBUS tUPi i - A bll nt Army veteran held two Vetera ns Adm inistration employees hostage In an at te mpt to resolve his problems collecti ng funds he believed th e VA owed him, an FBI official said . J ames F. Vanove r, :13, honorably discharged from the Army alter servi ng onl y four months. is charged with hos tage lak ing to Influence a government agency, said FBI Seni or Officer David Cassens. He was ordered held pending fu rther court appearances by th e end of the week. 'An FBI hostage negotiator used one or the hosta ges as a co nduit to persuade Vanovl' r to hand over the sawed-off shotgun and surrend er. Mond ay alternoon's ord eal In a downtown federal building end ed a little more than an hou r after it began. with one shot being fired Into the ceiling of the offi ce by th e suspect. No injuries were reported . Vanover, who wears dar k glasses because he Is legall y blind , entered the building In th e middle of th e aftern oon and barged Jnto the VA office that had about 16 people In It, said FBI senior o!ftcer David Cassens. "He allowed non-VA people to leave the o!ftcc," said Cassens. One visitor In the VA olllce was Jim O'Connor of Columbus, who so ld V ;r nnvf' l' was wrt.t r l ng rJLl rk g!JSS!'S 11nd lnolkv l'lot hl ng. ,;,"1 " HP prob:o iJI.v t ~11 ·g u n In Il ls pan! :; ," ~~ d d O'( 'onrwr, p~r tl in ~ lloe sld<' oi hi.' lt•g whN c• ;,~ tnrtica te hl cld<'n . HOWPVrr. w trt•n !JI I in· r ~ frlf) k Va novrr frr,rn thr• 1Ju !lc lin ]..!, lw V!a S w c ·a r l n ~~ dark tmu sf'rs ;rnd :1 powch·r lllu i· polo ~ l1 lrt . Vanov<'r. unNnpl oy(·rJ sl rwr 1982 whr n ht• had 1.Vork1'd lor :rn f irm , a ppa n· n tly trad C'd ~0 mr · C(JIYl puh: r f'qulp· mr nl for a . ~ fl gaug<• shotgun at u paw n shop, Ca ssf' ns sa irt. H0 r l ee l ronl e-. would not sp<•r·u latP whr•rt• Van· over ohtui n<•d the hdndc uff., h'' used lu lwmku ff tho• lwo VA offi cia ls to ch<oll·' · " He w: t ~ in hPrf' F r lclny," CassC"ns sa id . '' Ji f• wil ~ t r u !i t r~tl f'd lor noI w· 11 ing twncllt s hr th oug ht wen' du t' him." Hand cOff(•ti to <·hair' W<' re offi ce mann grr .John Boli n. who assisted In pPr" wdin g Vanover to gi ve up his W<' upon, and Kev in M u r r " y. a c· '' u n so I or . psychologist. Tlwy w0 r~ not har med. U.S. Mag is trat e Nor a h McCa nn Ki ng ordered Vanover held for hea r l11gs Th ursday. The charge ca rri es Q max imum sentence of life In prison and a $250,000 fin e. --------~------------~----------~---~------~- " 111 gu n t'Oul d twve br <1 n �Page-2-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 3, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio r--------Local Briefs:------..., Organizational meeting planned An act1on for decla ratory rel1ef has been flied 10 Melgs County Common Pleas Court b; M,Jry .Ja ne Talbott, Tuppers Plams. admimst ratnx of the es tate of Terry D Talboll, and Teresa Talbott Bar rows, Kyle K and B1yan C Talboll all of Manetta, again'! Norman 0 dnd Ve1 a A Webe1 f uppers Plains All pla m1 1ffs are sole hc1rs to the deccdanl, and have an mteresl in a gas well on Oronge Township properly owned by the defend a n1 s Arco1 d u1 g Io a pnor agr('('menl the defendant s have the right to cx t•acl gas fro m the well for one dwelling on the properl y However plaintiffs al lege lhe defendants ha ve VIOl a ted 1he agreemenl bv 11 anspor!lng gas 10 another dwell lOg off the P• emJSes Pl amt1 ffs allege lhel ha ' r been Irrepara bly damaged, and are un able 10 de1crm1n< the ex tent ot defendants gas The first meeting of graduates of Meigs High School for the purpose of formi ng a Me1gs High School Alumni Association will be held at 7 p m Wednesday at the h1gh school library . extrac t10ns Plaml!ffs I('(( Ues l an orde1 r nJ O!mng thP defendants from furth e1 use of lhP "ell a nd that Jhe defendant s p!OVIde an accou tm,::: o r gas" h1ch has been 1 emoved In other lOUII mc~tt c J s a mollon for shoc k probatiOn has been dem€'d 10 the sta irs case aga msl Thomas Kent Hoskins A dec ree f01 judgment f01 cclos UJ e and sale has been hied m the case of D1amond Sav mgs & Loa n Co agams t Joyce A Blake, et al D1Sm1ssed by Ihe courl wc1e thP cases of Ve1 nal H Well and E Lou1se Well aga1nst B1ll G1a n1 and Sa ra P1erce aga~nst Donald E P1erce Cos IS to Ihe pla mllffs In bolh actwns Area woman seek.~ divorce A di VO ICC ac110n has bee n hied 10 Me tgs County Common Pleas Co ur t by Lca nn Jewell La ngsv ille agamst Tony Ray Jewell, Nor folk Va Squads an~wer 9 calls for help M€'1gs Count v Emer ge ne\ Med1cal Scrv1ccs repor ts mne calls Mond ay Pomeroy at 12 2o a m to 2o4 Co nd or Sl fo1 Hazel Grate to Holze1 Med 1ca l Ce nter, Sy rac use at I lo a m to Oh 10 124 for Sherry Hes lop 10 Pleasant Va lley Hos pital, Rutland al 11 43 am 10 Mmn Sl1 eet for Anna Km ca 1d who wa s tt eated but not tra nspor ted Rae me at I 4'> p m to Salsc1 Road for Mercedes Condon to V< tc1 an s Mt• monal Hos plla l Middleport at 4 p m to 158 Pearl St f01 Marv Bo necui!Pr to vet era ns Memonal Hos pi tal Sy ! acusc al 1 46 p m to Ihe Me thodiSt Church fo1 Edgar W1Jlls 10 Holze r Med 1cal Cen1 c1 MJddleporl at 8 p m to Second S11 eel fo1 M1ke M0111S Ia Vetera ns Memona l Hosp!lal, M1ddlep01 1 "' 8 14 p m to Mam St1eet fo r Ed1th Spencer to Vctc1 a ns Mt•mor wl Hospital. Rutland al 9 41 p m to County Road 1 for Na nt y Chapma n to Holze1 Med ical Cente r Alzheimer's program !Continu ed f1om Page 11 vtces under c~~c mana gr mrnt will be prDv1dcd al no cos t to AD RD fami lies. a llhou~th dona lions will be accep tNI and put bac k mt o lh<' program Also br10g planned Is ,, support ~t roup for faml l1 es and ca reg1v ers of AD pall r nt s Persons mt eJested 10 these services or m JOinin g a support group a! eas kcd 10 ca ll Ms Wh ite or Linda Friend at 992 2161 for more Informat ion Alzheimer s Disease Is a de ge nerallvr neurolo gica l di s stale of to tal dependence and helplessness requiring around Ihe clock vigilan ce and rare Ohio weather By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer That 's mcred1ble1 Fall off of Pomeroy Mason Bndge and live to be 97 That 's the way It 1s fore B Cash who fell from the top of a 40 foo t pier when the bridge was und er construction As d turns out. Cas h Is an uncle oflke Neal, Middleport , who recalls the mc1 dent well Ike says he was met at the Neal home by h1s mother on the evening of the acc1dent by h1s mother, who was a sister of Cash, and was warned to be q UJet He later learned his uncle had fallen from the bndge Cas h was w11h the Neals for several weeks unt 1l he got squared around Incidentally Ike also recalls that he and several other players on the high sc hool reserve football team m Middleport Ike played reserves although he wasn't yet m h1gh school c•ossed the b11dge and v-ent 10 New Haven m a car on the day of the bridge dedica tion Nov 12. 1928 When they attempted 10 return 10 Middleport whe1 e they were 10 play the Pomt Pleasant Blacks they found the bndge closed m preparatiOn for the dedJcat1on so they had to dnve on to Pomt Pleasant and cross the nve1 doo.n there m order to get back 10 play Ihe game And mc1dentally we 're told one of the f1rst loll men at the bndg<' was Luther Tucker of Mason County not H 0 Tu ckc1 Olive trustees meet Thursday A regular mee ting of Olive Township Trustees Will be held at 6 lOp m Thursday at the Reedsville F1re Statmn Free clothing day slated Friday The Calha Me1gs Community Action Agency will hold 1ts free clothmg day for low Income persons on Friday from 9 a m to noon The agen cy s cloth10g bank Is now located In the old high sc hool bu!ldmg 10 Cheshire "---- Trustees plan special session A spec1al sess1on of Orange Townsh1pTru stees Will be held at 7 p m Thursday at the hom e of Dorothy Callaway to discuss msurance and other business Blood pressure day scheduled ScipiO Township Senior Citizens Friendly Neighbor Clu b Will have blood pressure day Wednesday, 10 a m to noon Everyone welcome Country music dance Saturday A country mus1c da nce will be held Saturday, 8 30 to 11 30 p m at the Long Bottom Communit y BUilding Lodge to have special meeting Shade R1ver Lodge 453 will hold a special meet10g Saturday, 7 p m , w1th work In !he master mason degree. Area deaths Dr. Roger Daniels Dr Roge r Dame is, well known Pomerov phys iCia n for over 50 years d1ed Monday aft ernoon at Veterans Memonal Hospllal The Ewmg Funeral Home IS 10 c har ~e of arrangements Ray Depoy two stepsons and their wives , Arden and Janet Depoy , and Alvin and Patty Depoy all of Guysville, six step gra ndchildren three great step gra ndchildren a brother. B1ll Atkinson Columbus, three s1sters. Carolyn Daugherty and Jean Erw in, both of Columbus and Verna Mace, Chesapeake and several meces and nephews Bcs1des her parent s, she was preceded m death by two step sons. two sisters and a brother Services will be held all p m Thursda y at the Wh1te Funeral Home In Coolville with bunal to be m Me1gs Memory Gardens Fnends may call at the funeral home from 2 4 and 7 9 p m on Wednesday Eastern Star nt es w11l be conducted at the funeral home at 6 15 p m Wednesday March IS off and running and I do have a sugges tion on how IOU can save som e money by March 15 Volume II of the Me1gs Cou nt y H1s tory wtlllncrease its price fo1 pre pubhcalion order-s on March 11 If you order before the Group plans slate of Lenten services m1d month deadline the cost 1s $37 plus $3 1f mailed After March 15 the pnce will be $43 plus $3 for m aJ lmg Also m order to be sure that you gel a copy of the second volume, you shou ld Older al pre publ!catwn t1me Any books available after thai t1me will be at a hi gher pncc You ar e to ma1l your order w1th payment, to the Metgs Count y History Book, Box 145 Pomeroy OhiO 45769 By Ihe way, Margaret Park('r pres1den1 of the Metgs Count y PIOneer and HJStoncal Society wh1ch IS comp•Img the book, tells me that ove1 900 famtly his tones ha'e been receJV('d for the second volume and some are still commg 111 There o.Jl t also be approx1 mately 100 ar ticles on county histo ry chu1 ches, sc hools and orga mzatwns so the second vo lume should be a dand~ Shou ld old acquamtance be forgot? Well I should say not Joyce Hemmons of Atlanta Ga VIS!Icd the Meigs Jumo1 H1gh School m Middleport Fn day Jo VISit the hallowed halls where she walked some years back Joyce ts w1th AT&T and was 1n Cmclnnalt on busmess Her fhght out of C10cmnall was dela yed so she rent ed a car and traveled lo Middleport where she a11cnded h1gh school until 1957 wh en she moved to Atlanta w1th he! fam1ly Joyce d1d not gradu a le from Midd leport H1gh whic h ts what the Me1gs Jumor H1gh School was at that ttme but her older s1s1er, Ollv1a, d1d graduate ft om Middleport I understand she IS 1n Washmgton, D C Jhese day s Joyce had ret ur ned expectmg to fmd the Middleport H1gh School10tact She had not known about the co nsolJda iJon that had taken place a number of years ago Facult y member M1ck Ch1 lds wa s among those g1v mg Jove(' a tour of th e fa cility where she spent her ea rlier h1gh school \raJ s The Meigs County Mtn lstenal Sl Pa t s dal Wi ll be rolling up Assoc1a t1on will stage m1d week soon now so yo u'll want to get South C••ntr.tl Oh1o Lenten serv1 ces at 7 30 p.m each your green ready - anythmg Clra r lomght w1th a low Thursday through April 9 gars, except green w1th envy betwee n 2Ci and 10 Sunnv Wed The serv1ces w11l open th1s Mean llme ~ ou surelv w111 be Nellie Depoy nrsdav With highs m th e m1d 40s Thursday al the Pomeroy Umt ed a wanlm 10 keep smllln' I he probab! lll y of prec!p!ta Methodist Chu rch wtth the sub Ne llie Atkmson Depoy 72 lion " ncar zero through JeCI bemg 'Blessed Are Poor m Route 1. Guysville. died Monda y Wrd nrsd.tv Splnt" with Rev Wilham M1d BEAT THE order ca usmg progrPss lve trre Wt nds Will be fro m lhP north al eve nmg at St Joseph Hospital m dleswarl officiating Parkersburg, W Va verslb l c lntcll ec lu.ll 10 IO1o mph IOnJghl WINTER The loca llons, topics and Born at p, oct orville she wa s a Ohio Exlcnd<•d Forcmst deter10ral1on It Is cau sed b~ offlcwtmg pastors al the re· BLAHS daught e1 of tho late Fra nk and r han ges occ u1rin g m the ner vf' Thursday lhruugh Saturday mamder of the serv1ces Include Hawaoian luau Ma e Elizabeth Re\nolds Atkin Fan through the penod H1ghs cell s of the out er Jaye1 of Jhe March 12, Grace Episcopal Week·End son A homemake! she o.a s a bram and there Is no known "111 be between 41 and !i!i Church,' Blessed Are Those Who member of Minear Chapter 1 hursdav chmb10g 1010 Ihe !iOs ca use or cure Hunger' , Rev Glen McClung Order of Eastl'fn Star and F'rld.tl and rangmg hom ,,;; 10 6o The svmptoms erne• g(' gradu March 19, Sacred Heart Church, attended the Ca rthage Church ally and In cl ude al lcl at1ons In Sa 1u1day Ovc1 mght lows w11l be Blessed Are The Merciful' ' personalit y mood. judgment and m Ihe !Os Cal 1\ Thu1 sdav m the Surviving are her hu sband A Rev J ames Conbtt , March 26 memory In the lalcr sta ges of lOs f11dav morn mg. and bel ween Rock Spnngs United MethodiSt l'i and 41 ca 1l1 Saturd.Jy the dl sMse, vic tim s decline to a P o m e r o y C o u n c i l !Continued from Page 11 ·B lessed Are Pure 10 Hearl"· We 1nvite you to a Week·tnd Rev Lee Miller, Apnl 2 St Paul Winter Getaway at SHAWNEE the mayor sa1d village workers Lutheran Church, Blessed AI<' ro y, but according to a com mum LODGE STATE PARK G o o d y e a r c h a i n n a n contmued from Page I I ca non from the state agency not will be starting today !Tuesday I the Peace Makers' Rev Me l Frankhn Apnl 9, Trimly Con MARCH 28·29, 1987 enough ev1dence to deny the 10 clea n st reets ngat dent of Good1ra r m December Jonal ChUI ch . 'Blessed feotunng Hawanan luffet and Specnd jommg GoodyPa J A mayor's repor t of $2,137 gr.. tran sfer was submlll ed at the Howanan Floor Show featunng John 197 2 MerCPI was e lect ed pres I Assigned 10 Goodyo,11 's Indus collected m February fines and arc You Persecuted lor R1ghl · hearmg the mayor sa Jd Coelho, Shasta Hud, and Karlen• Cor1don de nt a nd chief executive officer eousnrss Sake" Msgr Anthony Tht tnttrtatun art nattvt Hawa11on1 !Jlal Ptoducls Di viS IOn m 1Q47 he fees was accep ted by I he board In answer to an 10qulry fr om of lh (' subSJdlal y Kelly Gian namore formerly wilh Aloha A1rltnes and ha,. !OSC Ihi ough a serl t•s of sales Co uncilwoman Belly Baronlck, ffer Sprmgfl eld Tire Co m Cumber ings al the services W ill (JO' a motod Hawau through lito frH world O pOSII!Ons bt"fOit' bccom10g man vta Hawa11an tnttrtatnmtnl land Md 10 January 1974 agcr of mdu SI Ji al p1 odu rts ope• go to Ihe rounty minister s PER PERSON BARGAIN PRICE 159.00 Returnmg to Goodyea r's Ak A u t h o r i t i e s r e c a p t u r e f u g i t i v e s emergency fund at ions all he Los Angeles pla nt m Doparttng Jackson and Galhpoh• ron headquarters In January 196~ ge nr 1•I sa les m c~ na gr 1 of SANDUSKY tUPI) Two The two escaped Saturday Veterans Memorial Casltndudn 1976, Mercer became an officer •lountftrtp molorcoach trantportatton dlvJslo n m 1%7 .tnd gcne1 al pnsoners who escaped from the night alter assaultmg guards of the compan y w1th hi s election Monday Admissions Ethel '!otUJda, n~gho lodgtn' m anagC'r a yC'a r ldfc'r En e County la•l during the who tried to stop an apparen tly Hatfield , Middleport, David '!oturda' ntghl luau dtnno• as v1ce pres ident of tire Named <JSSI<Ia nt to th<' prrSJ •Spt(tal Hawa1ian 1how weekend are back behind bars staged fight between th(' pair, a markenn g Barnhart Pomeroy William '!undaf marntng broakfost tchone of today facing charges of escape sheriff's spokeswoman said Adkins Pomeroy , Evelyn menu also tncludod and felonious assault Jail Administrator Scott Brad Barber, Reedsville, Oleva Cotte SPECIAl NOTE Joe Williams, 25, and Jack bee said corrections officers CNICK·IN IIMI-3.00 p m. K ld G Day of prayer activity set CNICK·CUIIIIIII-!2 oo noon Bledsoe 24, both of Sandusky, Dave Palmuccl and Don Hardy rill , Middleport, race r er Racine, Mercedes Condon Ra suffered head Injuries In the W01ld Day of Pr.1 yc r will be Day of Prayer In the United were captured about 9· 30 p m cine , Mary Bonecut ter Monday In a house near San fight, which Brad bee said appar Slates and has assumed respon o b~erved m Me1gs Cou nt y on 7E.£()~ ently was staged to lure the two Middleport Frida y a1 1 10 p m sc1 vtcrs at sJb!llty for the preparation and du sky a fter authorities received Monday Discharges Cindy Into a cell. the Unit ed Mcl hodl st Church dlslnbullon of World Day of an anonymous tip directing offlc ers to the home In Perkins Palmuccl was In a good condl ~T~h~o~m~a~s,~T~h~o~m~a~s~K••l~e_ln______~----------------------~ Setond St 1eet Pome1oy Prayer resources and mater ials Tow nship tlon Monday night at a Sandusky th roughout the world CWU Is the World Da v of P•·•yer erie In the The prisoners were alone hospital Hardy was treated at briHes It s cent e nni al on Frida y, ec um enical move ment tha i house when they were arrested, the hospital Saturday night and proclaiming th e theme ·come brings Protestant, Roman Ca sa id a spokesman for the shereleased and Rejoice ' The 100 year old lholl c and Orthodox women to riff's department prayer movemen11s a worldwide gether Into one Christian co m Williams suffered a mmor Bradbee said Palmucc1 at· munlt y of prayer, advocacy and expression of mutual p1ave1 a nd scalp wound In a scuffle tli'at tempted to break up a fight service It repre~ents a broad CIM'Istlan un ity a nd IS uniq ue occurred when officer~ attempbetween Williams and Bledsoe spectrum of religious tradition , because Its expression Is foun ted to place handcuffs on him, the After being attacked, Palmuccl race, age, economic status and An Internati onal Co mmittee et hnic background CWU works spokesman said He was treated summoned Hardy, but a third chosen from eac h of eight ma jor through! the national unll o2 at a hospital before being re- inmate helped Williams pnd regions of the o. orld was formed slate units !Including ones In turned to the jail Bledsoe overcome the o!flcvt's. In ·1967 to assum e responsi bilit y g1 eater Washington, D C and Both were charged with escape Bradbee said. fo; the global ndmutlst rallon of The three fled the building, bul Pue rt o Rlcol and 1.800 loca l and felonious assault In addition WOrld Day of Provr1 It was this to other charges under which only Williams and Bledsoe were units cop1miltee of women who wrote World Day of Prayer offerings they were originally jailed , the able to climb over a fence, You just can't fmd a better source of the Ce nt en nia l wo1 ship mate Bradbee said make possible in part the spokesman said cash these days than our Equ1ty Money Servtce rials In May 1986 th e ln terna m iSs ion o( Church Women Unl So if you're looking for the best way to borrow, the answer tiollal Comml!l rc ga thered for led Including the lnt('rnallonal th~ first lime in the United may be nght under your own roof. 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By Scott Wolfe RACINE - The Sectional Champion Southern Tornadoes will fly into Chillicothe High School Wednesday evening for a first round District tournament game with the Lucasville Valley Indians Game lime Is 7 p m The Tornadoes would undoubt· edly have lh('lr hands full however, no obstacles have bee~ too high for the Southerners lo hurdle In the latter part of the season Lucasville 1s coached by one of Ohio's winnlngest Coaches In Arch Justis, who retired from teaching a couple yea rs ago, but returned only as a coach at Valley Justis en]oy ed much success at Portsmouth Clay a team he coached 111 1981 when Clay defeated SHS In the District Juslls has In excess of 400 career wins Valley Is led by s1x semors all th1ee year le11ermen and all starters at one time or anoth er The much taller foes only go six deep, lacking any depth on the bench • Leading the way Is Greg Gillian, a 6 6 center, and Keith Hickman, a 6 4 postman, both of whom have scored over 1000 points In their ca reers 5 foot 10 Scott Hickman Is at point guard and Is a strong outside shooter and ball handler, Joining that trio IS 6 2 Allen Alley, Jeff Crabtree, 6·0 swing guard and 6 1 substi tute John Brewer Another player and former 6 9 center was sidelined early 10 the eason with a knee mjury Last season Lucasville went to the Regional Tournam('n! and went to the District finals two years pnor Southern countes with 18 2 scorer Dave Amburgey, a qutck aggressl'i'e ballhandler and ex cellent sharps hoot er Amburgey has the moves and the ra nge to dp some damage against the slower tllfitldtt f11nlltr SIIIMIU tnd utfltldtr" Ill rnar d• Hrlh lb1 1 (oallaKht r 111111 Ull(lttl llo"n Ul I I \t U' t ml rIll!>. l ~ trull - Ktnt\ltd lht tufllruh nf third h.L~I mun lltrn• II ( nh ~ filii lu r trlt Ktn~; tndmfuhhrllutl!;tktktr ~1\1 \ttrk {\If - f{tJUII<tl tho , 11 nt rat 1" uf tlurd ha ~ • nt 111 Utlu I' agila rut t md lo It h 111dt tl fJil t lu r Ut ""'" K l"lll U "~ n ( I fit Ill \uu rh mll;t.,.hdl (ut Ill• \-. .. uta NBA resuhs ~\TI0~\18\~~1-IR\11 \."stlt II\ ( n llttll'rt .,.:o. lnlt rn:atlmal tn .. tl rn I nnrt rt nn \tlanth llh l-.l1 n \\ I l't l (,1\ H 1sl.un II I II f'htll I~ 11 II 1 11 1 \bl1n~n II 1, ~11 II ~~" \nrk 110 II ~ I ~h 1 Xt" ftr.,, n, lr II \llant 1 Mil" wli• (hit u:u lluhm• (It" lnd •• •, I' Ia It nl ml Uh ·~ 1 !It! t lun - SmHtl l t rn \'Ill' "''~' "'' ' ' dlndnr 'rl d tl t luh 1 I tllf• r111 t - S tlllt II., nm.. t hr• 1 httll 11111 ln111 Kt olo ,,.,. f,.,IUII I11Uih1ll l~h1n ,. 1!1 hfi l lh 1 1 loll P \h 'I till ! 1 h l!7 !!I ~~ !I li \\ t,.hrn(nnhr 1111 1~1 Ill ' '':'\ I"'"" n lltmo .. , - ""II Ill h 1111 !11111<11 n orn \ho ro llll, h otlit r~ • " ••I• ut<l lim Sin 11 11. runnln ~ h "k" • 1 h 1• h du - n 1h '\ u h ''" r• ~~~'" 11 ~~ lu ul "'"~ thaltoul!h 1 \ '"" - '\ 1111< tl Un In I I'm I 1 "1~ 1 ant Ill ,, 1~7 \lid\\,,.., l)h IMI J1 ll n h I\ I l'ci I II !II U1 I' 'I ~~I i 111111"'"" ~I 'H •II 'I I~ 1117 Jl l 'I I'" Ill! 17 lit II ~~ • • ' j,.; IJI '"' r \nlnm " 111 :' !'iur unlll 1'1 ~ I' 11 llu Ul\ '" lun I\ l:ak tr.l'nrtl In ti • !olt 11th lou ldt 11 !'i ll l'hm nl)o I. \ I 111'1'" •j!l Iiiii ~I llj .\11~ Collt•ge ralings 111 17, It I llj !X 11 II Ill II :\1uul11 '''~"''"In I~ Ill II II lti !I ,., ktl I 1\\ tr<l 1\ont \l nm .. •la - ''"' lrul•d til< t .dmonlun lll hr~ tur Ill 111111 l or111 1111 ol l'lllil tlr tit 1 hnto • h1 ..~ I I I~ 1 I! 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P pa!rl 11 Pomrrn\ Ohi o M(' mbr t Un t11 1i Pt1s s l n1rrnat!on•l lnl .tnd DI ll \ Pr ('~s 1\<.:s()('lt l In n t n d I hP Ohi o N1 1-1 sp •P• t A ~socl al ion N tl lo n ~ ~ i\d V4't1 1 "1n~ Rrpt<'"rnl tth• Br 1n h:.~m NP" "P'PII ~liPs i ll Third A\ rn ur Nr" \ ork Nf'v. \ m k 10111 "' POSTMA.c;JT.R Sl:nd uldr 1>ss to ' l hr Dtih Srnlin~l Pom<'fnv Oh!o ~ !i7AA rh Ln.L.'N' 111 Court sr ~UR.~C RII~ION Rt\TE..'i 8)' farrl tr or Mol or KouU OnP \\ 1'1 k Onr M ont h OnP \t 11 !\INGLE fOP\ PRICE D:tlh ············ 2!i Crnt s suI>Sc ribfll s no! dC'Sit ingo t o p:n 1hP c 1r rlrr mu\ nrn ll In ad\ .lncr dlt <'Cl 10 rh rD.llivSrntlnPlo n u I fim l 2monlh b~s t~ ( 1 Mill "Ill tX' ~lvrn rarri<'r ra r h " ('(lk No subsulpllons h\ m til p<'rmll 1rd ln ... rro s " hrrr homr r,JrriN Sl'rVI('(' Is nvallabl1 l111ltav.k II II rtrrl n 1 all• rt I~ ~1nn rrt11 llh 1!11111 " 1lll .t mth 11 Other characters In the South ern script are Eric Milliron and Shannon Riffle, who were more than spectacular defensively In last weeks games Their aggres slve style has also yielded them 7 and 8 6 point s p(' r ga me respectively Senior Matt Harris Southern's Mr Consistency at both ends of the court, has a 7 poi nt output while Tim Gilbride. Shawn Cun nlngham, Jeff Holt z, and Scott McPhail and reinforcements off the bench Gilbride played a key role In Southern's victories last week In addition Shawn Diddle Is up from the reserve squad Lucasville Is 15 7, losing all but one game to Class "AA" schools !Peebles, the lone "A" loss 1 LVHS Is a very physical team that relies on its strength and size Offensively, they run a motion game, JUt ting Its big men outside to get a defensive mls· match underneath Both Gillian IJon shot fail ed as the buzzer so unded Raymorr tal lied 17 of h1s 20 poml s 10 the f1rst half Mlk<' Smllh who pla yed one of hiS most oulslandmg ga mes acco rd 10g 10 Coach .John Lawhoorn added 20 fo1 the wmn ers Ron Rlttlnger whose bomdworklat e 10 the gam e proved to b<' a b1g difference 10 the f1nal outcome, f1n 1shed w11h 1J points Joe Verhoff, m foul trouble most of the mghl (he fouled out w11h 49 seco nds left) f1 mshcd "1 t h 10 pomt s fl' s do 01 d!efOJ us now 'smd Raymore after the RID Grande v1ctory 'It wa s a JIO per cent team effo rt out ther e tonight ' Coac h f awhorn chipped in 'Raym01 e played excepl!on,tlll wd l especially dunng th e se cond half when the chips were down" Peters th1s )<"ar s Dtslnc t 22 Coach of the Yea1, remark ed R1o Grande without question has the bes t offens1ve tea m In the d1stnct They execute well ' Shawn Gamble's 24 mat ke1 s led the Cavs who bowed oul w1th a 2210 season recmd AI Wa lke1 R10 Grande College down 10 p01nt s m1dway th1 ough the se cond half came storming back Monda~ mght 10 hand VISIIIOg Walsh College a 74 7J setback 10 a D1s tnr t 22 sem 1flnal post season playo ff game m· Lyne Ce nt e1 The Redmen. 27 7, will now fa( e defend lOg District 22 cham pton Fmdlay at Ftndlay on Thursday, March o at 7 ~0 p m The 01lers who won the1r season openc• over R10 Grande on Dec 10 91 87, elimina ted M1d OhiO Co nference opponent Ccdarv JJle, 118104 mMonday sot hersem1f1 nal cont es t at Fmdlay Anthony Raymore, 5 ll sopho more guard proved 10 be the game's hNo In the c los 10g mmule of plav Raymore hll two chanty tosses and scored a dnvmg lay up to prese1ve Rio s th1 ee p01nt sp1 cad and VICtory Coach Oan Peter s Caval wrs ca lled t 1me w1th six seco nds left to set up a possible game tymg sc01 e but Ihe effort failed when R10 Grande fou led w1th two seconds left on Ihe clock Walsh missed the last second foul shot got the 1ebound and passed 11 oul 10 beyond the three pomt cJrclc, bu t a des pera OV£' 1 a ll Sou the! n Is making li s second tr ip to the Dislllcl unde1 Coac h Howle Caldwel l who has donr a masterful job m t"o vcaJS at Southern Caldwell sa id of Wcdm• sday s game,' We must do two thin gs If we hope lo wm We mu st rebound w11h them and play foUl qu artr1 s of good baske t ball Ins lead of ,, qu a11e1 a nd a hall We must shoot wel l early If so we'll do all n ghl f hcy a1 c a good club and will bP a good test Defensively, we'll 11y to co ntain the ir bulk with our 1 2 2 zone that we used against Kl ge1 C1eek We hope to pa ck It In Inside collapsing on Gillian and Hick man wh ile PI ess urlng Mar roo. ou tsld r If lh,ll doesn't work we II go back Ia ou1 old ga me plan (man to man) ' Qffpnsl\C l) Southrrn :>lans to ull ii ZC lis qui ckness In a po tential D.tvld vs Go liat h battle, and a nllcl pat cs an upbea t tempo fans goin g to Ihe g.t me should ~m t1c lp:.i l<' .:tn expess line" fo r those .11" ady havi ng ll ckets Anothe1 il nr o. Jil form for fans WIS hing to P"' chase tlckcls at Ihe doo1 l 1rke1s wlllJrm.t ln on sale th1 ough Wednesday noon All In dll Wcdnesd<Jy s battle should be quilt' a lh!llle• Game " By United Pr('ss International JOb th1s season We have b<"cn outsJled and without some people all yea r and these k1d s won 22 ga mes Ken McFadden and Clmton Ransey scored 19 pomt s eac h lo pace the Vikings to VICtory 10 their f10al regula ! season con lest The V1kmgs take a 22 fi overall mark and a 10 4 league record mlo the AMCU 8 tourna men! whlc~ opens Thu t sday In Springfield, Mo Second seeded CSU meets Eastc1n llhnols In the opemng round The Vlkfn gs led 45 42 at half 11me Monday n1gh1 a nd by as many as n points In the second half After Northern cut the deficit to 70 65 with 4 29 left the The Cleveland State Vikings spoiled Eldon M11ler s ret u1 n 10 Oh10 Monday mght The Vlk10gs notched a n R1 T2 VIctory ove1 Miller's No1·thern Iowa tea m In Miller s f1rst tnp back to the Buckeye Sta te as a coach since he was fir ed as Oh1o State's mentor last spring 'He IM!ller J did a grcat(ob 10 the first half to keep his tea m In the ga me,' sa1d CSU coach Kev in Ma ckey 'Obviously , we Slruggled In the second half because Northern Iowa adjus ted and took better care of thr basket ball 'I'm proud of our kids " added Mackev They vr done a terr ifi c Reds sign final six players Monday TAMPA Fla iUPII - The Cincinnati Reds reach ed con t1 acl agreeme nts with all six of thr clubs remaining holdout s Mond a) Slgmn g one-year pacts were outfleldcJ s Eric Da vis and Kal Damels and pitchers Tom Brow nmg Ron Robinson, .John Franco and Frank Willia ms, all of whom figure prominently m the Reds ' pennan1 hopes While the Reds would not disclose the tel ms of the con t rae!s It IS believed Davis Franco and Williams signed for $100,000 eac h. B1 ownmg fo1 $27o,OOO, Rob10son $18.'i.Om o~ nd Dame is $H5 01)() Robinson did not work ou t Monday bcc,JU se of hiS contract negotiatiOns and It apparently cost him some money 10 Ihe form of a fine P layers have the right not 10 practice. and they have the l'lght to come Into my offi ce and la y the fme down ' manager Pete Rosr said Robinson la ter said he had resolved I he situatio n with Rose Monday's workouts were ham pcred by damp fi elds but batting practIce was held on one field and mflelders took ground ba lls on a dry patch of another gomg on a 21 6 h•.tr \h.-h ieh g<-tV( lhC' hom e 1lub a 57 52 t~d\ a nlu gt• RIO s bigges t lead was h() '\4 , w1th 7 24 loft m the conl<'st Tho Ca\ s ht• ld a 6) (fl advn t.1 gr wllh 2 Ci9 Jrfl fol lowin g a str• II by Shaw n Gamble Ron Rlllin gc1 s lh1 ce po ull p i a~ I held Roa l and fl ee lh1m< 1 w1th 2 28 to go put lh r Rrdmtn bark on top G7 6o .Jtmmv Kr .11 ns h1 t two h er thro\\ s 11 ;',1 lo makr 11 fi'l 67 Rl tlln go>J ci t an t ct the boa1ds and Ra ymo1e added >'I alke1 12 IJt'IOw h1s se.1son muug t :-;ix turnoveJs, 21 as bv Ga mbll' and H son;..al s R1o had l h pt 11sonals Box S(O i f' s1st s, pfl t "\U•ill ("' I) - SPECIAL LEGAL NOTICE tunlty to be heard Jl'urUler Information may bo obtained by oontaottng Ule Commlaslon SecretAry NOW THAT THE ROAD IS BACK IN SHAPE, LET US PUT YOUR CAR BACK IN SHAPE FRONT END ALIGNMENT MAt 11airin~~ 1111,.1111 llh l 11'1 1 - l'a lrlnl(!>lnt II l!! lo '"'"~ '' \l ltl \mo rltiUII onhrtnu II II " I• • I.., L" !ll I L~~llhu ll lt ... rna Il l tl ' '""'I ll l r ll•\ unl S~t iHrlia l' 111 I I I• ., ( nlonnla llll ll"lthlllfll li llld •nit r n r ' ~trot.. 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'/, 1111~1111 1 HiiMtran" :Ill I altl\\oll COMMISSION OF OHIO BY Nancy L Wolpe,; Jl a nd Hickman can v th e bulk off('nslvely, and oft en go 'ba rk door' ' Coac h Howle Caldwell stal ed 'They gel yo u to shoo t rally lhlnkln g thai lhev ca n -out rebound you The1 depend on th1< and do a good job wllh Iheir game plan occas ion ally 'unmng w1th the ball on the b1 eak ' Defe nsive ly, LV HS 1s no I strong playing mostlv a I 2 2 match up zone Sou the• n now J4 8 It'd So u th easlcrn Ohio In points sro1ed (1753 ) but hds dlso yield ed 141 o l tmr is 7 p m " THE PUBLIC UT!LrriBS FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AVAll.ABLE Call or visit for more Information - (30<1) 675--:lOOJ, but taller Indians Southern's big men Include Kenny Turley 6 2 Jr , senior Todd K1mes , and sophomore David McMillin Kimes Is cur rently very "quesllonable" as a participant Wedn esday, how ever, accordmg to Coach Howle Caldwell, "really wants to play•" Ca ldwell added "His ankle IS still swollen and tender We've been giving 11 the hot and cold treatment We' ll JUSt have to play it by ear" Kimes' rebounding and extra offensive boost were missed In last W('ek's games Turley has been averaging 13 9 points per game and has led the team Jn rebounds with an aver age of JO plus per game McM1l· lm has adjusted lo lhe varsit y level quite well averag ' ~ 7 8 per ga me and gra bbmg 7 re bounds per game lncludmg 21ln last week's Sectional champion ship game Rio Grande gains District 22 cage finals Scoreboard ... •• Out of area transfer and WV/Ohio residents welcome. • The Daily Sentinei- Page-3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio • Southern five takes on Valley In Class A District opener Beat of the Bend Remembering the fall Relief action filed in court I Tuesday, March 3, 1987 ' I ' ..,!traction o...r.nt_. • Yow MONY t.cl SEARS CATALOG MERCHANT 1111 & JtntlltllaptOIIstall N. 21111 H2·2178 MiddttpOI'I ........... y .......... , _ �Peue 4 The Daily Sentinel PomE!roy Middleport, Ohio Tuesday. March 3. 1987 . . and noted that the Meigs Mu; • seum Is doin g a different township. Rutland will be featured in April wllh Janet Bolin to ' do a flower arra ngement demonjlration on April Il at the ~.Civic : , Center showing how arrange-;.· ments were made 200 years ago .. · For . the program. the Rev . • William Middleswarth showed slides of wild flowers. trees, . animals insects and flower. shows from around the ,county. He. talked about his photographic technique abd suggested that the best time to photograph flowers Is after a rain. The traveling prize brought by M~rgl Davis was won lly Joan Stewart. Arrangements were dis· played by Suzy Carpenter and Kimberly Wilford. Jo Ann Ste· wart won the door prizes. Mrs. Edwards read devot ions entitled "Season's.of the Heart." For roll ca ll members exchanged houseplants. Refreshments were served. Organizations around Meigs County conquct meetings SLINDERELLA Nancy Vance was . the top Weight loser at the Tuesday night meeting of TOPS OH 1456 held at tlie Rutland American Legion hall an Beech G R d Rutland. Other to;o~~sersoai~ February were Vlckt Ferrell. Sandy· Sergent and Sh· n Thacker. The pi~ co ntes i. b:;~n and will run for ·x k Members areremind!~ to ~e:e ~ several wrapped gifts for the funny mon ey auction 10 be h ld on Tuesday. Information on ~he club may be obtained by ca lling ' 'fhe morning program will be by Lind a Blazer on th care of lawns. s hrubs and ga rdens . The a ft ernoon sessio n will be led by Melanie Stet ha n with a dPmon· stratton on "Cont rived Flow· ers:· Also announced wa s an open house at thPChesterMclho· dls t Church on March 10 a t 7: :l0 p. m. sponsored b:l tho Chester Garden Club a nd the Shade V.a lley Council of Floral Arts. Marge Purtell had . devotion s usi ng Ecclesiastes 3:11 on the ttwme "Beauty." Each seal;on of 'the year has IJeauty and tell s the story of life. the youth of spring. the maturity of s ummer. the old age of autumn a nd the stillness of winter at the close. Each responded to the roll call "Trees You can Grow Indoors." She gave papers listing the trees that grow well Indoors and showed five trees she has In her home. The brassaia or as more common ty ca tled Sc heffler a needs sttb ng light but no direct sun with watering to take place wh~n the surface dries. Tile miniature palm. she said also need good Indirect light, 'while the grapefruit needs a sunn y window and a sl igh tly acid soil. The Norfolk pine grows very slowly and needs to be p.la ced In indi rect su nlight. Mrs. Murphy displayed severa l books show ing indoor·trees. Next meeting wil be March 17 a t th e home of Mrs . Thelma Giles with the program on "Planting Bulbs for Continuous Bloom. '· Also present were Susie Warner. Brenda Arms. Wilovene Ba iley, and Evelyn Thoma . CCL Plans for the observance of hu sband's night in March were made when the Middleport Ch ild Conservation League met Thurs· day at the Pizza Hut. The observa nce will be held at the Rock Springs Grange ha ll and will include a potluck dinner . 11 wa s not ed that the Rio Gra nde Mothers Club will host the district conference on Apri l 24 usin g the theme ··Down Home Country Li ving." Money making project s wcrr discussed and baby clot hes for a program at the Meigs coun ty Healt h Depart· men! were turn ed in . Peggy Harris had devotions on the the me ""Love and Truth .... For roll call members to ld what they go ! tor Valent Inc's Day . The traveling prlzr .donat ed by Mrs. Harris waswonbyThdmaSines. BETA SIGMA PHI Members of the Oh io Eta Phi Chapt rr of Beta Sigma Phi enjoyed a progress ive dinner recently with the group traveling from the hom.e of Ca th.v .Johnson to the home of Becky Tr iplett and fin<dly to the home Therrsa Kennr d.v . On F eb. 14 a valentine part.v was hos ted bv Mrs .. Johnson wi th .Judy Williams. valentine queen being honored. She was presen ted with candy and a va len iine pin. At Tuesday nighl" s meet ing at the Senior Citi zens Center. plans were made to sell dis hrlothes . It was noted that the hear t fu nd drive has been completed in Pomero)·. Me lisa Rizer. M. D.. family practice physic ia n with the Holzer Medical Cent er, spoke at theme(•tin~onwomen'sheailh issues. Next meet i n ~ wil be Ma rc h 10 at the home of Marty Ferguson. and on March 24. th e ritual of jewels tea will be hrld at 7 p.m. at the homr of .Jan Ha ynes . RUTLAND GARDEN CLUB For roll call members named a bulb which can be forced. Stella Atkins reported on the valentine plates she took to the Meigs County lnllrmary. Plans were made for a therapy P.[Qgram with Nature's Garden "C':Iub at. the Ga lli polls Development~! Cent er on March 26. A letier was read advising the. club of placing second In the Victor Refs state contest. A tablecloth to be made for the state . convention was discussed. and the spring focu s meeting to be held at the Athens County Extension office at th e Athens Fairgrounds on March 18 was announced. Marcia Denison a nd Pearl Ca naday furnished flow ers for churches. Mrs. Canaday displayed a dried vertical arrangement and a lso di splayed seed catalogues. The traveling prize furnish ed by Binda Diehl was won by Neva Nicholson. Ann Elizabeth Turner had a paper on "'How to Propa· ga te Houseplants·· te lling how to divide plant s and do cu ttin gs. Mrs . Nicholson's pa per was on "Forcing Springs Bulbs" men· tioning tulips. hyacinths. daffod· ils and nar cissus. Ruth Erie· wine' s paper was on "African Vio let Basics.·· She said they are the most popular indoor flow er· ing plan t and that proper care is good soil. adequate feeding. correct watering and exposure to plenty of indirct light. Ruby Diehl had a paper on the avocado plant noting that it Is one of the most fun plants to grow. AAUW Tim Scarberry. governm ent teacher at Hannan-Trace High School. was guest speaker at last week' s meeting of th e Middl e port-Pomeroy Area Branch of the American Associ a· tion of University Women held at the Middleport firehouse. Scarberry's topic was "'So Be It Expans ionis m. ·· He related how history shows that over the years event s planned by a Russian lea der have taken place. He referred to the result s of the World War II. the Vietnam conflict and America"s world situation at present . He sta ted that the Uoited States' problems will improve through honest a nd truthful methods but that World Peace will come only when all nations get toget her in Christ . C hri s tin~ Nap ier. presid ent. · cond ucted the meeting. Officers· reports were given and the birthday fund was co llected. It wa s decided to participate In th e .Judith Resnik American Fellowship. Each Branch in which the members cont ribute$! each will be listed on an hono r roll at the Johnson Space Center. The honor roll will reflect the personal co mmitment of AAUW members to honor Resnik a nd all women who take ri sks and lead ··tree"a orpoem the name tree . with us ing of a word Officers' reports were given and several communications read . Id.a Murphy had the progra m on recent meeting of thehos Rutland Dorothy Woodard ted a Garden Cl ub opening the meet · ing with devotions on " Am A· mencan . Herltagc. " AAUW member. llowship smo· theway fo rot hers.FeResnlkwa an ney was collected from the members present. '992·2612. · · · . NIFTY STITCHERS Mrs. Agnes Dixon en tertai ned the Nllty Stitchers Sewing Club at her home on Dixon Lane Wednesday afternoon. The group enjoyed sewing and . knitting. A g~-we11 card was signed ', for ~:~~l~edMII1h0°at~~a ~r~~e~;:i~;~ Center. J\Uending were Mabel Moore. Marlene Wilson , Edna Triplett . Jaan Blazewicz, Willa Maud C~ates. Norma Jewe ll . Louise Bearhs. Kay Logan. Ruth Moore. Grace Warner. Lucille Potrat z. and a guest • Addle Buck . Refres hments were served by Mrs. Dixon. Mrs. Triplett will host the nex t meeting. SLINDERELLA Mrs. &tty Dill received her :Jo pound weight loss ribbon at Monda y night' s meeting of the Five Points Sll nde rella Class. Mrs . Dil l was also I he top loser for the week with Linda Foster as the runner-up. At thr Tuesday night Ma son class. thrrewasa ti e lor the mos t weight -lost between Winifred e Clarke and Debbie Zuspan a nd Conni e Goodnight was runner-up . .JoAnn Newsome Is ·tn charge of the classes. FERNWOOD A spring focus workshop to be he'd a t th e Athens Extensio n Qthce on March 18 wa s an· nounced at the recent meeting of t6~ Fernwood Garde n Club held recently at the home of Mrs. Ida M~rphy . t~c Lee Lee. Joyce Ritchie, and the hall. . Rachael Downie was appointed Harold Brewer was a_Ppolnted to r~port at the March 24 to buy a fire exti nguisher lor the meet mg. 7 p.m. to beheld at the building. Middleport f!rehouse social Plans were made lor a smor· room . A silent auction sale will be gas board on April 4 with serving held at that ttme. Annual ~eports Jrom 4 to 7 p.m. Phyllis Larkins are to be made by the officers. was appolnt~d to have charge of Attending were Helen Smith, entertainment for the next meet· Christine Napier, Rachael Dow· ing. The meeting closed with. a nle, Lucille Haggerty, Judy Ar· reading of Helen Steiner Rices n~ld, Terri Rife, Lee Lee. Joyce poem, "Dai~~Prayers Dissolve Ritchie. Dorothy Woodard. Vlrgl· Your C~res. . ma Carson, and Sibley Slack. Phylhs Larkms and Ernestine ,JOB'S DAUGHTERS Hayman served refreshmetns. Inspection was announced for Alta Ballard and Melody Roberts March 3() at Monday nlght" s will host the next meeting. meeting ·or Bethel 62, lnterna· Others attending were Mae tiona! Order of Job's Daughters, McPeek, Mary Andrews, Ada held at the Middleport Masonic Bissell, Jim Wood. Dorsel Lar· Temple. klns. and Kenneth Bissell. · Lisa Miller. honored queen, RUTLAND FRIENDLY GAR· presided at the meeting and DENERS announced a practice to be held A committee to work with the on March 14 at 2 p.m. at the Rutland Fire Departmept on temple. A dinner at the Pizza Hut . park bea utification was named will precede the 7:30 p.m.. at the recent meeting of the inspection. Members are to ad· Rutland Friendly Gardeners vise the honored queen If they held at the home of Margaret KElLER Ill, C plan to attend the dinner. Edwards. It was announced the Melanie Named to the civic committee IEBLER Arnold. past honored queen. were Joan Steweart , Margaret BUSINESS SERVICE ' announced she had received the Edwards. and Judy Snowden. A grand ma ster 's youth excellent bake sale was set for Apri118 at 618 E. Main St. award for the district. the Rutland Department Store Pomeroy, Oh. 45769 At the March 9 meeting, with all proceeds to go toward the PHONE . members are asked to turn in purchase of benches and tables money from the sa le of for the park. necklaces. As for the club's regular ~lvic XI GAMMA MU beautification projects. Mar· 11 you would care to Donations to the Beta Sigma garet Edwards and Joan Fetty meet a CPA and talk Phi Endowment Fund apd to the will have charge in March. and about what they can To ret Foundation were made Janet Bolin and .Judy Snowden in do for your company when the Xi Gamma Mu Chapter April. of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority met The OAGC concen tio n in .July - call us. We would recently at the home of Mrs. in Columbus was discussed with be happy to visit with Evelyn Knight, spo nsor. the club to prepare 40 birdnest no obligation to you. Maurisha Nelson presided at table arrangements. Reports on the meetingandplansforFound· thera py proj ects at the school cr' s Da y tobeheldonAprll30al weregiven. This month 's project The Sportsman in Athens were will be planting marigold seeds discussed . It was not ed the Libby around the school. Next month Sayre Js back in the Grant planters will be made by the Hospital. Columbu s. children. Linda Bates assisted by Annie Suzy Ca rpenter talked on the Chapman had the cultural pro· observance of the bicentennial gram. Sheila Harris. was the .-:=~=:..:......:.:....:.;_..:__:...:_..:__.....J__________-:"__ hos tess. COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION Money -making projects were reported on a nd new activities planned at the recent meeting of the Long Bottom Community Association held recently at the hall. MelodyRobertspresldedatthe meeting. It was reported ,that $281 was made on the deer hunters' meals and that $232 wa s At H&R Block we know you're cleared on the December" quilt concerned about the most sweeping project. Bills were presented for tax law changes in history. This year payment . II was reported that In put us on your side. We're pledged to lieu of flowers. $20 had sent to the fi nd you the biggest refund you're Hank Holter family . THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE entitled to. A shower honoring Julie Elber· feld wa s .held recently at the hall. WHAT CAN WE FIND FOR YOU? Juanita Wells suggested having a household wares party at the hall E. MAIN ST. SYCAMORE ST. with the association shar ing in Pomeroy, Ohio Gallipolis, Ohio the profits. It will be held on Phone 992·3795 Phone 446·0~03 . March 9 at 7:30p.m. A country Open 9 A.M.·6 P.M . 9·& Sat. "H&R BLOCK- 27 618 ~~w~est~ ~ er~n~d~a~n~c~e~w~l~ll~b~e~h~e~ld~f~r~om~S~;;;;~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~r. on , • A nominating co mmitt ee of at I' y . A WISH LIST? 1 • DO liQU H14.A "E 1 VIDEO CASSEnE· RECORDER SKATEBOARD SPENDING MONEY NEW CLOTHES liNGS ISLAND BICYCLE And Receive * * * * WE CAN HELP MAKE YOUR WISHES COME TRUE! AS A CARRIER FOR THE DAILY SENTINEL YOU CAN EARN THE MONEY TO BUY YOUR WISHES . (You Must Be 55 Years of Age or Older To Qualifiy For Our Super 55 Club) OR YOU MAY WIN YOUR WISHES IN ONE _O F OUR CARRIER CONTESTS. STOP BY FOR MORE DETAILS AT ANY OF OUR THREE CONVENIENT LOCATIONSI IF YOU ARE BETWEEN iHE AGES OF Peoples Bank •• New Haven, W.Va. 882-ZISS 11 AND 18 CALL 992-2156 AND SA "THE BETTER BANK" ' Kristopher John Van Meter. son of John M. and · Cindy Van Meter. Minersville. observed his third birthday Sunday with a party at his home. A clown cake. cupcakes, Ice cream and punch werP served. Games were pla yed with prizes going to the winnPrs. Attending were his parents. John and Cindy Van Meter, his siste r , Courtni . .Judy Musse r. Gene and Nancy Van Meter. Jeff. Teresa. Aric a nd Aly son Patter· son, Mike. Kathy, David, Nicole. Mistie and Kara Musser, Debbie and Brooke Dalley, Billy. Brenda. Brandy and Keena Mor· ris. and Barb and As hl ey Ellis . Se nding gifts were Bob. An ita and Brent Wear s. Adoption announced bj area couple· Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Gres s. Columbus. announce the adop· lion of their first child. a son, Benjamin Paul, who wa s born Ma y 11. 1986 In Seoul . Korea . He arrived In Columbus on Monday . Feb. 23 Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roush, Syracuse. Pa terna I gra ndpar· cots are Mr. and Mr s. Richard Gress. Middleport. Mrs . Doroth y Roller. Middl eport. is a paternal grea t -grandmoth er. ·Joining the new parents and grandparents at Port Columbus Monday nig ht Ia meet the infant were Mr. a nd Mrs, Larry Field s, Syracu se. and Mr , and Mrs. Michael Gress. Christopher and Jenna. Columbus. Ito "AU AN AD CAU flMI S6 M(INDU !llru fltOAY t Ul. tao S P.M. t A.M. Until NOON 5UUID&Y ~ClOSED 5UNDU OUU<:Ill Jones birth Jeff and Tammy .Jones. :l.'\111 Stat e Route :l3. Pomeroy. are announcin~ the birth of their firs t child . a daughter. Shelly Dyane. born on Dec . 9 at the Holzer Medi ca l Cente r . She weighed eig ht pounds; 10 OUnC0S. Maternal grandparent s a re .Jean Bradford and Gail and Mary Bradford, Ra cine. and the ' l <lo ....... - · · Got<•• "' .,,.., ,...,.,., _., M "'' ' .,_,, ~ ~ .. ................. ..... ..... .. -. ""'"' ...........--.ft-·-·· ......... .... -~ .... ~-· ..··"' "' '"'"'"~" .... oe ..... ··· ~ ,,._,'"" ~ ~. .. ..... OIHIIff;l"l .... I ll!;~ li O N IOODI.UTl,IOI ~U 1 .01"' fllot\IOU : "'-~•••t~~.o• • •oo •ro r•u• or>u , •.,,. • 000 ¥ f"UOY Public Notice 011. 111 1101111 ::=.c. .... ... 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Bill Gene Johnton au.u&-3172 TOP CASH psid tor '83 model tnd newer used cars. Smith Buick-Pontltc. 1911 Ettlern Ave .. Gtlllpollt. Ctll 814·446· 2282. Uttd Mobile Homet. Ca ll 614446·0175. Buvlng dtlly gold. tllver colnt, rings , jewelry, sterling wtre, okl coins. lerge currency. Top prieta. Ed Burkett Btrbtr Shop, 2nd. Ave. Middleport. Oh. &14· 992-3410 SERVICE LIMESTONE 992-3478 . GRAVEL • SAND E111 plny 1111: nl TOP SOIL St:T VI "t:> FILL DIRT lO·B·tlc 11 AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 19D MULBERRY AVE. POMEROy I OH. 992-9949 PH. Bob Borton, Owner 2·H6·tln PLUMBING & HEATING 168 North Second Middleport. Ohio 4!760 SALES & SERVICE We Carry Fishing SuppfiRK Pay Your Cable 1!. Phone Bitts Here ~ BUSINESS PHON! 1~14J 992-6550 RISID!NC! PHONE 1~14) 992-7754 11 ]81110 QUILTING LESSONS "All you need to know to make your ·own quilts lind feel proud!" Rl!OIATOR ERVICE We can repair and re· core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843-5248 RIASONAILI • RILIAILE 8·20-'86 tin BISSELL BUILDERS Roger Hysell Garage CUSTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" Rt. 124, Pomtroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Alto T rlltlllltllofl 949-2801 or 949-2860 PH. PH. Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4·16·86-ttn or SIDING •ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 East Main St. Pomoroy HOUI!' lut.·Wtd.·fri. 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. S.ndoy: 1 p.m.-7 p.m. ly (hDfl<t or Appointment BISSELL SIDING CO. Ntw Homes Built MAR(H. 16 & 17 992-5682 992-7121 6·17-lfc 0 VINYL "Free Estimates" PH. 949·2860 MGM FARM CITY, INC. TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Middleport. Ohio 1-13-tfc lessons start RUSS MOORE or 949·2801 1·21·1 mo. J.ll·tfn z Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Swim Molds • Interpreting Services ~ LISA M. uJ % KOCH, M.S. Licensed Clinical Audiologisl an ambitious family . Pric.ed on inspection. CLOSE OUT Oil •KELVINATOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN •GIBSON •SA TELLITE SALES & SERVICE RIDENOUR TV & APPUANCE CHUTER-9&5-3307 2127/ttn GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bosha11 lulldl111 EVElY. SAT. NIGHT 6:30P.M. factory Cholet 12 Gaugt ShotguM -0- 0- V - .,. E-:R::N::-M .,-:E :-: N-:: T--:J :0 ~S­ t1&.040·S58.230 yr. Now Hir· ing. Call 8011 -117·1000 ht. A·980& tor current ltdtrtlllat. Wanted: H•lrstyli•t. mtle orfemtle. 1 v.. r tllperiance pref. ftrtd but not n~n11ry . Clll 982·2&10 or tlop In et She• lllutlont 293 S. 2nd Middleport,. : Baby titter nHded lmmtdlttaty. •, Able to work odd hourt. Cell • 814·892·7403. 11k tor Sendy . · Aaclnt Oun Shoot 1ponaored by Racine Gun Club. Every Sundey, bevlnning et 1:00 p.m. F1ctory Choke. 12 ljiUtgt shotguns. Control Hungth end lost welt~l'lt with new shape diet piln end Hydru Wetr Plllt , Fruth Pherm1c:y . 4 Giveaway Colt for Appointment 915-4167 Netd btbytlner in my home. Cllll14·446-8194. Typltu-UOO watlcly II home, lnlormttlon 1 Send ulf· addreuad envelope to Mr . Moyer, BD• 132 Ctrrolhon. OH IMMEDIATE. Help wtnttd, l11lk• time Obstetrical Ch•gt R.N· • potltlon •vtlltblt. ltbor and l delivery t~ptrltnce rtqulrN.. ' tllctHent frlnve benefit• tnd : sttrting 111arv. Conttct perton· , nal dtpl at Plttllnf Vtlley . Hospital lor more lnlormatlon.. Equltl opponunlty, aftlrmtdve_• tction protective emplo.,en. AIIIlltllllt: 1: 1111: tllo 681 . HBJ lnaurtnr:e Farm Unit . Seek· lng ~&In rep . In Galllt • 1urroundlng countltt. Unique marketing syst.m. Mtny tll.ltt· ing tccountt. Comptny bentflts a. Incentive progrtml. Gre.tt 111rnlng poltntitl. for pM'tontl inttrvltw write: Mr. DtlnttDist. Mgr. ctre of 8011 T·200 Gtllipolia Dtily Tribune. 121 Third Ave. Gtlllpollt, OH 45831 3 Announcement• tin A good opportunity lor 0646 . AVON. 1'10 urvlct chll'gt. open ·; territories, phone 304 · 67& · ~· 1429. •• IMMEDIATE lull tlmt opereting", · room technlclen poahlon It • tvtlltblt for qutlltled IndividuaL. ' EKparlanctd IIIJPifcantt only.- : e11.ctlltnt fringe benefit ptcllaga.• , ThoM dttlrlng mortflllormltlon . pl.... contact the ptraonntf , oHic. It Plt...llt V~lay Hoap ~ · • ttl. 304·175·4340, ICIUII Ol)o " pori un lty, tltlrm tiiYI I ctlon:: prottctNt employer. _ ~ (614) 446-7619 OJ (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue. Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 FOI SALE Charlie Sargent's CHRISTMAS TREE FARM at Alfred. Oh .• 4 mi. W. of Tuppers Plains on St . At. REPS NEEDED for busine" eceountt Full· Time. tl0,000-t80,000·Ptrt· Time, t12 .000·t18.000·No Selling, repetl buainna. Sal your own hours. Training pr~ vided. C11\; 1 ·112·938-1870. M -f , 81m to 5pm (Ctntral St1ndtrd Timei AVON. S11ll Avon -Mak• 40%. Ctii6U·446·33fi8. Babytiner needed prefMtbly tn my home on Rtccoon Ad. f!ew evening• & ltw wNktnda·mo. Ctii6U-44&-3431 . Dtptndtble, ambitloul paraon with pletnnt pertonellty for Insurance office. Mutt be proficient In mtth, & typing. Send resume to: Bo11 T-100 c/ o Gtllipolls Dtily Tr ibuna. 82S Third Avenue, Gtlllpof ls, OH 46631 . Otbvanter needed 1 couple Of dfVS • week. Ctll 1114·367- 44616. 992-2526 No Sunday Colis <-' Help Wan1ed J.R.'s REPAIRS 992 ·2196 BOGGS ' 100ft. Building 502 Second, Set . thru Stt., N..,t·Wittmen Agency . W11h1r. dryer , wringer type washer·doublt tubt. electric • gp rtngas, ttble, chain, cto- · thing. tntiques. many hams I 2·5·17·1110. .1-2-'17· 3 1110. For more information coli: be in force from and aftar praised \lalue. praised value. NOTICE OF SALE 614-992-7537 TEAMS OF SALE: Cash that date. TERMS OF SALE : Cash Bv virtue of an Alias Order 2·11·1 mo. pd. PASSED: this 16th day of on delivery of deed. Subject of Sale issued out of the on deli\lery of deed. Subject to accrued 1987 real estate Februarv. 1~87 . to accrued 1987 real estate C'ommon Pleas Court ·of Richard D. Seyler. ~ayor taxes. Meigs County, Ohio. in tha ta~~:e s . Village of Pomeroy. Oh. Howard E. Frank, 121 17. 24; 131 3tc case of The Farmers Bank & Sheriff of .Meigs County, ATTEST: Jane Wallon S"avings Company and Bank Clerk/ Treasurer Ohio One. Alhens. NA. Plaintiffs. Public Notice ACCEPTED: thia 16th day 121 t7, 24; 131 3. 31c vs. Marjorie Goett nka MarSALES & SERVICE of February, 1987. jorie Fetty. "' at .. Defend· - - :N::cO::T::-tc=E::-::D:::F:-:S:-:A::-L;:E-121 24; 131 3. 2tc U. 5. RT. 50 EAST ants, upon a judgment thePublic Notice rein rendered, being Case By virtue of an Alles Order GUYSVIllE, OHIO No . SS -CV- 196 in said of Sale issued out of the Public Notice Common Pleas Court of Authorized John Deere, Court,! will offer lor sale, at Meigs County, Ohio . in the ORDINANCE #662 New Holland, lush Hog Ordinance to delete all ~h:u~~o~~ d~~~:~o~~e ~~~~ case of The Farmers Bank & An wage and salary ordinances PUBLIC NOTICE form Equipmtnt COunty. Ohio , on the 27th Savings Co.. Plaintiff. vs. and fix salaries and wages of Sealed bid proposals will be day of March, 1987 . at Hillard Conley, et al. , DeOeolor received by the Pomeroy Vol · fendants. upon a judgment the VIllage of Pomeroy. 10:15 a.m ., the fol owtng ttlereinrandered, being Case SECTION 1 lunteor Fire Department up to Equi~menl lands and tenements. lo- No. BG·CV-5 in said Coun,l POLICE : the hour of 12:00 P.M. on the & Cited &I 830 E. Main Street, will offer for sale. at the front Chief: 1 Month thru 6 Months 23rd day of March, for the Pomeroy, Ohio 45769. and . furnishing of one 111 mobile S14.00Q.OO 1·3-'86 lfc 963 locust Street. Middle· door of the Courthouse •n After 6 fire apparatus, complete ort, h io O , Pomeroy. Meigs County, 45 7 6 0 P with cab and chassis, fire monlhs - 1 6,163.20 Ohio. on the respectively: 7 27th 10 20day of PATROLMEN : (Mual have apparltus body, and equipParceiOne; AIIofthatpart March, 198 . at : -a.m., schooling) Regular · Per ment as called for in the speciof lot No. 283 in said Village the following lands and Hours; fications that can be picked of Pomeroy, extending back tenements , located at 1 Monlh Thru 6 Months at 1he Pomeroy Village · 41371 Slate Route 33. 170 feet , to within 10 feet of Shade, Ohio, 46775 : or Without EKperie.• ce . Bid propouls must be 'he base of the rocks or cliff. Situate in the Township of wbmined 10 lho following 4.88 being 66 feet wide along the f M· After 6 Months and / or address: st'reet, e•cepting the land in Bedford, County o e•gs Vitloge of 1026 Hours thru 12 front of said lot. and State of Ohio, to-wit: Pomeroy Fire Oapt. Months 5. 24 In Ohio Company's Pur· . 'Excepting minerals as pre· 320 Main St. After 1 Year thru 6 Yearaan· 49 For Lease chase, beginning four viously reserved. 1 h k h"141 h Pomeroy. OH . 45789 d/ or 1026 Hours 5.46 '"'· Reference Daed: Volume rodswesto t ecree w IC The Village has th• right to After 6 Yoara - 5. 76 2~o. Page 153. Deed Re· run's into Shade River in the accept or reject any or all EKtra Palrolmen: Without cords of Meigs Count~ . Village of Birmingham; in bids. Experisnce- 4.86 the western part of Section JANE WALTON O~~-CEPTtNG AND RE· 17. Town 3. Rango 13 it With Exp8rience - 6.24 CLERK / TREASURER SERVING. the following being the southwest corner DISPATCHERS: Regular 1 VILLAGE OF POMEROY Month thru 6 months 4500 SQ. FT. real estate ·situated in lot of a lot deeded to William 121 24; 131 3. 10 3tc 3.61 NO . 283 . Pomeroy Village, Judson by Leroy Jones: described as follows : Begin lhence north to a stak9 After 6 Monlhs - 3.89 Public Notice 46 feet off the front or whera a line running east will Extra Dispatcher .............. 3.61 ·d f h t 0 f just miss the northwest southerly en ° t at par corner of the barn; thence METER PERSON: tOt No. 283 now owned by 1 Month thru 3 Months NOTICE OF Thomas L. Goett ar~d Marjo- east to a creek; thence in a IDEAL RETAIL 3.61 APPOINTMENT OF ria Goett. described in deed southerly direction down the Aller 6 Months 3 . 89 FIDUCIARY recorded in Volume 239, creek to the south line ofsaid STORE Aher 12 Months - 4 .06 On February 18. I 987. in Page 397, Meigs County lot, thencewest4rodstothe STREET: tha Meigs Countv Probate Deed Records. Being 8 lot place of beginning, contain· 701 2ND AVE. Street Supervisor- 6.36 Court. Case No. 26427, Rose 66 feet along East Main ing one acre. more or less. Assistant Supervisor M. Zimmerman, 1802 ElizaStreet. and 45 teet back. Also the follow ing tract of GALLIPOLIS 4.67 beth S1reet. Belpre, Ohio. Subject to a right of way land situated in Section 17, Laborers 1 Month thru l 45714. was eppoinled Ad· reserved by Marjq,rie Goett . Town 3, Ranga 13 of the Months - 3.61 mlnittratrix of the estate ol · Reference Deed: Volume Ohio Company 's Purchase. Donald Gordon Yeater, de· 54 Misc . Merchandise 260, Page 166, Deed Aa· in Township of BedfQrd, Aftel 12 Months - 3.89 WATER ond SEWER : ceased. l•t• of Reedsville, cords of Meigs County. Meigs County. Ohio, begin· Msigl Counly. Ohio, 46 772. Ohio. ning at a stake 160 rods Water Superintendent 6.83 Robert E. Buck. Parcel Two : Being the east west of the southwest Probate Judge one half o1 Lot No. 305 and a corner of land deeded by W. Assistant Superintendent ORDER & TAKE - 4 .70 Lena K. Nenelroad, Clerk parcel of land 17Vl feet by C. Hayes to leroy Jonei; aeventv feet otf the nor- thence west ten rods to a Laborers - 1 Monlh thru 3 121 24; 131 3, 10 31c FERTILIZER Monthl - 3.81 t'heast corner ollot No. 303 corne'r: thenCe south to a NOW SAVE in Lower Pomeroy, now Slake; where an east line will APter 3 Month& - 4.16 2 In Memoriam Incorporated into tl'le Villag6 just min the northwest WATER OFFICE: MONEY ON of Mlddlepon, Oh io. corner of the bam owned by Ctark/Bookkeopor: 1 Mooth thru 6 MonthaBeing in its erttirety a Marietta Ewing, thence east UR EA 3.81 parcel of land 70 feet on the east line, thence north to APter 8 month& 3. 89 IN MEMORY DA P t.ocust Street and extending the place of beginning. Wit• - Board of Public In loving memory of our It tl'lat Width 91 V2 leet along netsed by 1 btack walnut CLERK SUPER Affair~ : Per month Dear Dad, Clyde Winet. the alley and 'being all the lree 12 inches in diameter 146 .00 ·Who patted awey real estate now owned by bearing north 47 degrees Secretary to M1yor - 4.32 PHOSP HATE March 2, 1985. Harr~ R. Barnes out of Lots east by the magnetic needle, POTA SH We never loH the ones !'Ia. 306 and 303, 127 links dlatanl. being in CEMETERY: 1 Month thru 3 Months - 3.61 t Reference Deed: Volume the welt part of said Section we love. BUY I T~AGH" 0~ After 3 Month& - 3.89 153. Page 43; Volume 210. 17. Town 3. Range 13 ond Ctarlc Even though they're of Cemetery Records · 3 BlEND TO YOUR NIED\ P.age 449; and Volume containing .4 of an acre, gone. - 50 .00 :i897. Page 187. Meigs more or te11. . For within our h11rtt Thlt thla Ordinance fo her· County O_eed Recordt . _ Reference Deed: Volume Precious memories still eby declared to 1M en •m•r· ~areal One b&ing appra11ed 268. Page &99 . Maiga Unger on. gencv ordlnence lor the lm· at s12,000.0D. snd Parcel County Deed Records . Sadly ml11ed by Oaught· mtdlete prnervetlon of the l'wo being appraiaed 11 AP P AA t S E D AT era EIIHn GruoNr and POMUIU'f. UHIO ~12 .000 . 00 . The real eatolo 85.000.00 . Tho rosl oatoto pubtlc uletv In &Old VlttaAo Kathleen Holter 1n,d their of Pomeroy and &holt toke cannot be told lor le11 than effect 614 991 11!1 011 nnot be 1old lor 1e11 than famllloa. Jinua.rv 24. _1987 and two·thirds 12131 the ap· 1WD·thirda 12/ 3) tho op· I X Hartinger Parkway Middleport Zone-Commercial . . Call 992-3005 or 992-6167 949-2893 949-2756 COMMERCIAL BUILDING *Unlimited Checking Personalized Checks ·* Accidential Dealth Insurance *Universal Moneycard Option *Money Savings Discounts Visa • Master Card Option ., * Interest Option Emergency Cash Advance Free Bank By Mail Visa • Master Card *Travelers Checks, Cashiers Checks, And Money Orders Without Issue Charge · :MEMBER F.D.I.C. Billee R~>nae Pooler observed her seventh birthday rece ntly with a part y at McDonalds. Attending were her gra nd· mother. Elnora Inge ls, sister. Li sa King , mother. Sharon Pooler and Vicki Adams. Jami0 Drake. Cory Yonker. Brandon B~ckley. and Na than Radford. ·······Gampons··········. FOR SALE EAGLE RIDGE FOR LEASE SJOO. Minimum Balance In Your Club Accounr 2m Jackloa Avemae Point Pleuant, W.Va. 1171-UJl VanMeter bitthday Yard Sale & Vicinity · Paris Service CAR 5th Street Pooler birthday Lula Circle was dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and family on Sunday. Florence Circle and Linda Patterson visi ted Elsie Circle and Mr . and Mrs. Harqld Hager of Racine on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Watson from Kent, Ohio spent the wee· kend with Mr. and Mrs . Edson Roush. Mr. and Mrs . Arthur Johnson. daughter Sheryl visited Mrs. Edison Johnson of Racine Sun· day afternoon. Mr . and Mr. Hayman Barnltz of Pomeroy called on Eunle Brinker on Sunday. Cindy Pllzer of Bashan visited with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee and family on Sunday. 7 Bus.i ness Services Farm COLLEGE J" area happenings · 614-992-7270 Join Peoples ·Bank ;:* The .3 Oood watchdogs. Ctll 614· Btbv titter nHded. rtfettnct ' required. Ctll 304·678-tltl , tfttr 6:30 PM. ; . ECONOMICS SERVICES su; ' PERVI&OR, III. TheW.Vt. Dept. __, 446 ·3797. of Human Sev . Ia recruitino ~ appllcanll lot the ~. Frat -To g~;~od home ; 1!J qutlltltd potitlon. An employee In·. Schnauztr. ~ Ttrri•·Ftmalt, 1bova cl111 It r•tponelblt fot"· 10 mot. old. Bltck • Sllvt~r. CIII thia training end on·golng tuptrvj. • 814-4t8·4118. eion ~;~f Economic Serv ice · Tht employee Is ,.. ' Mtlt one.,• ., old Collie type dog Workers. 1ponslble lor tntutlng thai Dept. tO give IWtV lo IJOOd homt. 'CIII of Hum•n ltrvlctt Programt 01 614·992-74Se. benetlu art procttttd In tccor· with dtplrtmentel pollq.. 1 ,..., old lart~• mtlt dog, part dtnce Appllcltlons should b1 mllltd .; collie. Oood with children. 304- to: Stltron Wlnllltf·Strena, Arlt , 1715·14&8. ' Administrttor, 31315 11th 81 . . Ad. Huntllngton: W. V1. 2&701 .. 6 Lost end Found Baby sittll' prtftr In our home,' • two children, week dtVS . thtr • 4:00 ctll 3!M·773·15081 . lntef• ' LOST: Qalllpoll~ trll-81utticll ••ted paraon only. ~ ' ltmtll whh collet tnd nwnpltte· wry thy. It utn pla.t call VETERANS PRIOR SERVICE • .; 114· 742 -31•1 evening• · Could you usa an tllttt I 100.00:• Collect. Rtwtrd . or more tech month 1 The Arrny~ Nltlon•l Gu1rd provldtl IMCtl· ...• Found on lui1VII1 Ad. N•• lent ben.tH1 and good P•V· Try~ lhrint Clubolrown. bl~ ' one yatr with ut. 30•-1750 •, wtllt• mi•turt m~le ltttl•· 3t50 o• 1·100·142·3819. .; . Good whh PMPit. If no one cllims. wiH Qlvttwev. C.ll 114· 446 · 44'7t morning• • IYtnlntt. ' Mtlt a.11att Hound lound In vicinity ot At. 14llnd C. A. 11, Htrrisonvllltl. Ctll 61 4·742· Looking for r•t hom• for .,our :, love one1ltrQt room with blth, • 2016 . hot mttls, tv. tlltftl f400.00 · ' Lalt: Feb. 17, m111 Golden 1600.00 . Ph. 114·216·6108 . " Atlr...-tf. on k l ng~IMu·v Rd . 11 00 reward. Ctll. lrltn lUng 114·812·7029 1& Schoola lnatructlon Found: No ....... Elk Hound •• Dog In Tup,.. Plt6nt. Call 614-tii· 4U2. Retrlin Now. louttt...wn lu,:, : FOUND CelleD CtiJOing to ~...e In•• College. c.• 114·441-",. ~ . ktltona. 304-1711·4131. ..-. ' .. .,,,, �• Page-6-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday. March 3. 198~ Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 1 8 Wanted to Do 44 Rool•ng, Palntmg. 11m11ll plumb •ng and carpetry JObt Reason a· ble Free Estamatn Ph 304 53 Apartment for Rent ut1ht•es pard, t226 00 month 304 675-1090 Will do aew1ng '" mv home Now Antiques 74 Anttque Monarch coal II wood C111 614-379-2862 2316 Mt Vernon Adults Only No Pefl 304-676 1055 1981 , KX420 motorcycle. 304·075·4040. 54 Misc. Merchandise Brush 45 Roll Spray P81nting Sandblatt mg Work Guaranteed Free Esttmatea Ca ll 614 246 6662 0 I Electr.c Commeucal For rent Sleep.ng Roomt end hght house keepmg rooms Park Central Hotel. C.ll 814-446 0756 Residentia l, W~rmg Free lnspe clton Fute Estimates Work Guarantoed Call 614 · Rooms for rent. day weak month Galha Hotel Call 614 446 2223 446 9715 Rent as low as $120 month Will take care ol elderly m thetr home ! No l1ve-ms1 E.o;per•enced, 9822 do house cleanmg Have 46 Space for Rent Refer ence Call614 388 9931 "You've been coming to see spnng cleaning. 304 676 7361 me for 40 years. It's high time SOMEBODY pro- Financial Business Opportunity NOTICE t t THE OHIO VALLEV PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do busmen wrth people you know , and NOT to u nd mo ney ttuowgtl 'h e mall unttl you have rnvesttgated t he oHtmng posed!" for Rent K & K M ob tle Homes. Inc, new and used homes starttng at 54 400 00 a nd up 304 675 In Evreha llliCallent stlapa 2 Bdr wtth expando Responctble 614 992 3229 1983 Nashua wtth P•ano & organ lesso ns Mary Lu ca s Call 614 446 9787 01 614 446 -4426 Flot Rote phone se rvtce g1ves you unhmnmcl lo ng dtstan co calltng Busmess or person31 614 266 1172 Real Eslate 31 Homes for Sale Sma ll hou&e· F•ve m1les from Gall1poli1 AC & c arpet S1000 down $2 13 a month Coli 614 -266 - 1216 afte r 5 3 bed rooms c lose to town 2 baths frrepla ca cen tral a1r range & oven C•ty Schools Ph 614 -245· 9248 Rou te 36 West of Hobe r 3 mtles 3 BR smglegarage. ut1hty rm , 1 bntl\ n1ce yard Ca ll 614 -446 - 1358 3 BR Wmdso r mobrle home Awnings Plus 2 a cres 12 frun trees. co unty water , septiC •deal ln co tron '/.4 m1le N Porter Hwv 160 8 14900 Cell 51 3 731 2107 Cm t1 2story 4 BR 3 h bath lg l1vmg & fam1ly rm , spactous kitchen, full basement 1w1mmmg pool. Buckeye fireplace stove, otl halt , low budget Ca ll614 446· 7080 3 bdr • 2 baths gas neat . cenul an 161136 1nground pool ucet. lont ne1ghllorf1 ood near Holze r m c•t'l sc hnols $61 ,600 Call 614 446 3961 42 Mobt' le Homes for Sale 3000 Profess•onal Services e~t pando 3 bedrooms ce ntral au many extras w rll sell wttt1 or w•ttlout land, 304 ·675 6628 between Homo, Evans He1 ght s 3 bdr , ce ntral air full bamt c arport. low bllls -IFHA ) C1ll 614 448 0905 Hou se tor sale by owners 38 Vtnt o n Avo Call& 14 446· 2082 lor ap pOintment ~ ~ Two bodroom ~ouse l1vmg room din ing room kitchen batt-.. fu ll baaement. double ear gar11ge on approKtmately 1 2 acres on Rose Htll, Pom eroy Owner must tell Reasonable nlfer w1ll be c onsidered Phone 614 678 -2513 (I rooms an d both 111 Pomeroy w•t h base men t and f1 replar::e No reasonable ott er re fu ted Mu st tut ll Ph one 614 992 · 7462 Newly renova ted, 2 bedroom full buement , fr ee gas Por ttand Ohio 614 -843 6309 6 rovms bath Carpel and h.1rn11Ure Call 614 992 3860 6 room Mouse w1th bath 1 16 acres at lntfm eclto n 143 and 1 Turn left fuM green ho use 614 992 -74 5 3 2 bedroom wi th bath and car pori Lo ca ted o n a n•ce lot 1n Rutland A1 kmy 5 1 3,000. Call 614 -7 4 2 2093 or 614 742 · 2367 Pnce reduced by owner, 3 bHdroom kit c hen , dlnln!1roo m hvrng room fam•ly room w1th wood bur ne r one acre, garsga 2 outbulld1ngs, 304-895 3456 Com pletely remodeled tw o bed· rnom house with bAsement, 60JC 1 501ot 2312MedtSonAve Wo uld mnke eJCcellent starter hom e or re ntal property Al so, a new satellite syttem $21 , 500 00 30 4 - 675 -5477 10 00 to 5 00 or &ftnr 8 00 PM 304 372 9970 GOVE RNM ENT HOMES trum 51 00 IU repa1r) Al so ta• cielln quent and foreclosure proper· ties For mfo ca ll lrefundeble) 1 315 733 -6062 eat G 573 Pnce Reduced - 3 bedrooml , large ltv lng room k1tchen. J e r ry ' • Ru n Road $42.500 00 Ci ty water 304 -676 -266B ' 32 Mobile Homes for Sale REPOSSESIONI I Pay JUSt what owed , n1 ce clean 1 2~~;66 2 bodroom all elecm c mobile hom e lUSt reconditioned Mod· est amount down balance f1 ncmced m monthly paymentsUke r11nt only you are buy•ng your own hom ell We w1!1 dehver to reasonable locatmn at no add111nnal c harge •I purchased th 11 week Phone 304-676· 1121 between 900 AM 600 IS PM ' 86 " Holly Park ' 141180. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths 304 675 7298 Mobile home for sale 2 bed ronms good cond. 2 10Camden Ave 304-675-1462 after 3PM 1981 Schultz total electflc centra l atr , l bedrooms , '!1 bath s wtth 011t ra s 304-675 6969 alter 6 30 PM 33 Farms for Sale 30 acre farm has good home large barn and largo pond South Wes11un School 011tr1ct PI\ 614 245-9248 34 Business Buildings Commerc1a l butld1ng1 for lea se Downtown P1 Pleasant Stores oH•ces A One Real Ettate Carol Veager, Broker Call 304· 675 5106 35 Lots & Acreage m Ewmgton 9058 Call 614 388 211, acres o f bo1t(lm land Appro11 5 miles south of Eureka otf Old At 7 Good home site Call 614 -266· 1 774 A! hlon bUIIdrng lots mob1le homes permitted Cl'!lde Bowen, Jr . 304· 576-2336 Rental s 41 Houses for Rent S286 mo plus depo11t . Re teren ces req Uired Call Blackburn Re alt y 61• 446-0008 8 room lu on 60 acre• at Eureka S200 a month 6 room h s 76 acre farm -Muon County Call 304 676 6104 Newly decorated ht m Gall1po l1s 3 bdt . 2 baths Muat fliN B good refetences Call 614 -446 0239 2 BR hs 1n country &miles from Pt Pleasant Ref & dep re· ctt.ured. For mformat lon call 614 446 4802 2 bdr hs forsal eo rrent on lind con lfacl Cell 614 446 2689. 4 BR , 1 6 bath, L R Rd , dep required t250 per month. Call 614 446 4222 between 9&6 1 Unturn 641 Thtrd Ave $226 plu s deposit Watflf paid Call 6U 256-8338 In town -Vine St Re frigerator, dllhwasher , new carpet. ntce backyard e2 60 / mo Call 61•· 446 9364. lOR , 1n country, Vinton area , 2 Children Water & If ash furn e d 1176 S1000ep C&ll614 388· 9686 3 8R, hou1e tn City AI C . $276 / month Oep required Call 614 -446· 1134 Beaut1ful 3 bedroom hou se m Syracuse Full kitchen , larg e lewn Conta ct dii\IS 614 ·992· 8298 nr mghts 614 -667 -3786. Hou1e for rent 1n Pom eroy, S1 00 per month. es 11 Call 9 11 p m 614 992 679 1 2 bed room hou1e tor rent 111 Mrddl eport $ 160 per month One month rent and deposit required No pelt or water beds Caii6H-992 6597 198 1 Oakbrook 14x70 lR e11 pando 3 BR 2 bath w ood· b\lrn er, AC 512. 600 or best offfl r Mutt sell c11ll 614 · 3792687 House for rent , 6 raomsandbattl with gar1ge, l1rge lot wtth option to buy. 304 875 1090 For 18 1e o r rent 1973 ArUngton. 12x55. 2 bedroom f3000 Call 114-992 -6554 1968 Fleetwood 2 bedrOO"_l· Good shepe &4000 or w•ll negotllte 1968 Chwy 2 ton dump truck Also nuck c•mper Clll 814-986-4358 or 614· Three room olf1c:e, DTW Gelhpo hs. newly remodeled S300 00 a month 1ncludea all uttht1es Ph 2 bed rooM . Mt Vernon Ave t236 month Reference snd depnsit Call Mrs Buuon 30•· 676·266! 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr , a ll utllitlls pa id e11cept elec , turn or unfurn • sec. deposit required . Convenient loc•tlon Call 614 448-85158 or 1e'•48' Steel Bldg 747 T""• Avenue 3 phase power. 12 11 o verhead door concrete floor Call614 446-2382 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park Route 33, North of Pom eroy Rental na•lers Call 614 -992· 7479 Merchandi se 2 bdr , Plants Subdrvtston But a vtlle Rd S175 11 monttl Call 814 446 46e4 after 6 PM House tra• ler tor rent Ret & dep raqu1nrd Call 614 367 -:;-::- 75 Plj~sttc c•starn state approved. plutic septic tanks, plastic metal culverts EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack· son Oh 614-286 5930 16 ft Utthty Ttetler, dual aKia. 18 fl TII''V Basa bo•t with Evtnrude power tilt •nglne. drive on tr1ller. depth finder. ' ~ trolling motor, 304· 875-4864 after 6 00 PM 1985 Mob1le Home 141170 on St Rt 143 S230 gasmctuded Cell614-992-5449 _________ ,,_ large 2 bedroom trailer w1tl\ room add1tton on 20 acres, at Apple Grove. Oh1o Free gas $226plu sut lhtiBS $100depnsll requned May work out part of rent Call 304 372-6031 2 bedrOGm •n Syracu9e S160 per month , depos•t requ tred Yo u pay uhltl tea Call614-992 7680 Dr 814 992 -6236 Mobtl e home, phones 614 -446· 0608 2 bedroom mob•le home. lf4 m1le out Sand Hill Rd 304 675 3834 2 bedroom tra1let tor rent wrth add on ond garage 3 mriM from Pt Pleasant on Rt 2 N S200 plus ut1ht1es and depOSit 304· 675 3248 alter 100 p m I---;5=-1"H'o -::cc u-::s-::e-;:h-::o'ld""G;;--:o-::o:--:drs SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohve 51 Ga lhpol11 New & used wood c oal stoves 6 pc wood LR su1te 5399, bunk beds $199 rechneu new & uaed bedroom su1tes wrmgor woshers , & shoes New l1v1ngraom suites S199· S599 lamps Call 614· 446 3159 Counw Appliance, Inc Good uaed appliances and TV sets Open BAM to 6PM Mon thru Sat 614· 446·1699, 627 3rd Ave Gallipolis. OH Val ley Furniture new & used Large sect1on of quality furnt· ture 1216 Eastern Ave Gall•polia GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers , dryers , refrigerators ra nges Skaggs Appl1ence s Upper River Rd be11de Stone Crest Motel 61 4· 446· 7398 LAYNE 'S FURNITURE 43 Farms for Rent 10 acres of bottom land along Middlebran ch o f Shade Creek on C R No 231 1'h m1 West of Alfred Call co llect after 100 p m 1 513 885 2050 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom ba11c rent $176 00 plus electric Als(l requtred a $200 00 securttv depottt CON · TACT Ja ckson Estates Dept Ptl 446 3997 Equa l Houstng Opportunity Spac1ous 2 BR apt Eat m k•tchen Wa1her dryer hook up Water pa1d lmmec:hate occupanC'I Call 614· 446· 7026 Furntshad & unfurmsl\ed apts S 1 &0 00 and up, referen ces Ph 304 676 7738 or 304 675 5104 A-1 Real Estate Furnished apartmant. nut door t o library One professional adult onl'l Parkmg Call 614· 446· 0338 Unfurnished apt ·4 rooma.' bath Ce nhRIIy located 1 or 2 ldulls Nu pets Ref e ren cet Security depos1t requtred Call614 446 New ly conatructed 1 ttory 2 BA duple11 , appro11 1 mile from downtown Gelhpohs Releren cas No pets Call 614-446 1260 16 Court Street 2 BR 1 % baths w t w carpet co mplete modern k1tctten . gas host. well msulotod , wrred for phone & cable tv spacious parkmg 1n rear. patio $375 / mo plus ultltt•es , Depo11t Referen ces required No pets Ca11614 446 4926 5 Court Street. large 3 BR , 1 1h batt\ compl ete kitchen , gas heat park in rear. overlook CitY plrk & IIVBI t250 / mO piUS ut •l1t res . depoan . references re qu1red No pall Great for 2 / 3 stngles Call 61 4 · 446· 4926 Furnished Etftc1ency 1150 Ut1l1t1es pd Single. Share bath 607 2nd . Galftpohs Call 446 4416 after 7pm Furmshed apartment 2 BR t250 Ut1llties pd 941 2nd GallipoliS 446· 4416after 7pm Upstatrs apt 2 bdr , partly furnished Utll lt1es paid Adults only De po11t Call 614· 446 1467 after 4pm Furn ed ettlc1ency apartm en t Carpeted through out, sing le work1ng person only Call 814 446 · 4607 or 446-2602 Gra c 1ous hvmg 1 and 2 bed· room apar1ment1 at Village Manor and R.ver11de Apart· ment s m Middleport From 1215 Including ut1hhes Ca ll 614-992 -7787 EOH 1 bedroom furniShed apt In Middlepor1 All ut1llt le1 paid 1210 month plus depoSit Un · furn11hed f200 . 614 -992 6763 Now takmg 1ppllc.t10n s Stone Wood• Ap•r1mltntl 1 100 Po· welt St , Middlepor1 Ohio Contact on sfte Retldent Man1ger Mmni e Johnson , 9 •00 A.M to 3 00 PM Monday thru Friday One bedroom 1pattments for Senior Cit1zen1 Handicap. or D•ubled 614 - 992 · 3055 FmHA EHO One and two bedroom furnished apartments tor rent in Middleport All ulnltlts paid Call !14 992 -!084 APARTMENTS. mobile homtn. hou1a1 Pt Ple•unt and Gallipo lis 6U-446 -8221 Two bedroom furnished api New H•v•n . 304-882· 3267 or 304- 986 -3e39 6!4-446-4778 77J.6024 •8 1 Commodore. 141146, like new lived in o nly 6 montht, payoff. Phone 304-882-3054. 2 bdr fully furni1hedadult1 only, utll psid C11i 814-446-4110 Two bedroom 1pt. phone 304· 176·254eor 878·6783 76 ~~·~··~·~·~"~·;·M~~~~~~~~~;~~~~~~~~1 56 Sofas and c hatrs pr~ced from IJ395 to S995 Tables 850 and up to &126. Hlde·a·beds $390 to $696 Reclrners $225 to 8375 Limps S28 to $126 Dmenes 8109 and up to 8495 Wood table w 6 chatrs $286 to $795 Desk 6100 up to S376 Hutch81 8400 and up Bunk beds complet e w mattre1sas 1295 and up to S396 Beby beds 8 110& S176 Mattresses or boll sprmgs full or twm $63, tnm 873 ond 883 Ouean s etsl226 K1ng 8360 4 drawer chest 865 Dreuers 889 Gun cabmets 8 10. 12gun Ga sorelactncrange &375 Baby mattreJSes t36 & 845 Bed frames $20, $30 & Kmg tr•me 150 Good selectm of bedroom su1te1, metal ca b1nets, headboards 130 and up to S66 Uted Furniture wood table & 2 benches. beds, drener. wood wardrob e 3 mtles out Bulev1lle Rd Open '9AM to 5PM Mon thru Sat 614-446·0322 STOP lOOK -SAVE Mo11ol\sn Furniture & ApphanCel Rt 7 North Gallipolis. Ohio Ph 614 446 7444 6pc Wood Uv1ng Room SUite 8399 00 Whrrlpool w as her S76 Kenmor e Washer t96 Maytag wnnger washer •96 Refrigerator frost· free &96 Retngerator 11de by stde 895 Electric range 30 inch $95 Electnc range36 1nch 196 Gas range 30 mch &96 Dry e rKenmore $95 Skaggs Appliances. Upper R1ver Rd . 614·446· 7398 2 twfn beds with boK sprmgs & mattre ss 2 mat c hmg bed spread1 1200 Call 614 256· 6506 after 6 PM Sola. be1ge S. browns Call614 446 7367 $ 176 6 ptece hving room su1te. good cond1hon Call614 446 121 or 614 38B 9065 Uaed gas cookstove & bed sprmgs Call 614 446 -9301 E l ectr~cally operat ed hosp1tal bed wheel cha tr l1ke new. and beds1de cammode Chelf Ca ll 614-245 ·9496 M111ed hardwood ! labs S12 per bundle Cantamtng appro11 1 'h tons. FOB Ohto Pallet Co Pomeroy, Oh10 Call 614 9926461 Very large gymnastic cushmn for gale Oureble cover Askmg 876 Call 614-q92 -3200 or 614 992 ·3824 ask lor Rev 8.ak er Man'a d11mond rmg 11ze 13 3 diamonds 1 8 carat. 14 K gold Recent appr111sa l made wnh replacement value se t at $399 95 Aakmg 1300 Call 614 ·992· 3200 or 614 992 3824 ask for Rev Baker 161115 stor•ge bu1ldmg New Sawmill and sawmill parts tar sale Call 614 -247-3281 20 mch coal or wood furnace, 3 grave plots in Gravel Hill Ceitletary, 14ft. alummum boat. 26 HP Evenrude Motor and tratler 400 CC motorcycle like new leu than 1200 m1lts , 25 mch Zemtl\ TeleviS IOn, Cel1614 -992 2395 12 ft aatelllte drah All remote contra\ Good as new Call eve nmgs 614 -992 -51'81 Mu st sell Tony's Gun Repatrs hot rablue 1ng Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304·675· 463 1 Herbahfe Independent D11t Cell me lor product Mon· Fn. 9 ·3 Blorta Grate 304 882· 3152 Me sh sat1lhte dish and stereo and reclmer Call af1er 6:00PM . 304-676 6968 Radio Shack model 12 word processor wtth scrrpsit and accessories. 8850; IBM model 75 electnc typewnter. 8400. 304 - 675 · 1360 , Monday through Fr~day 9 4 New one men saw m1ll, por1able hi pressure washM and sa nd bla ster New 14x70 Skyline mobtl e home new Maytag Wrln· ger washer Phone 304-676 · Gunne Su des•gn prom dresses, one long a nd one tea length, sizes 3 and 6 both p1nh and wh1te lilltm. 146 00 worn once, 6!4-992 -5181 614-2e6·6622 AKC Registered M1n11ture Schnauzer puppnK Alao Reg11 · tared Cocker SpAniel pupa No checks Call 614-992- 2607 1 966 BUick Spac•all400 1976 Chevy lmpal• $400 1976 Ply· mouth Arrow f400. or w1ll sell all 3 for 11000. Call614 · 446 Brown pla1d couch la veseat. chatr, t1 00 00. good con d. 304 773-91 38 One blac k end white Zen1th TV , five ptece maple bra.kfsst set 8UIIdmg Matenal• Block, brick, sewer p1pes, wtn· dows ltntels. tJtc: Claude Wm· len, Rro Grande 0 Call 614246·6121 2374 Matchmg co uch and love seat W1ll 1ell se parately or together Tables lamps, chairs large m1rror. 614·992· 3267 Early Amer~ can c ream . brown gold and orange couch and chatr, same as new Eerly American Zenith console stereo AM -FM rad1o Phone 304· 773· 5007 M1ple twin beds With lmens. new warrenty on msttress sets. 304-676-2252 1984 Pl..,mouth .Reliant. 4 spd , AM / FM low mileage Caatl Pt1ca &2999 John ' a Auto Sales. 8ulsv11te Rd, GallipoliS, OH . Fa rm Supp lies & Liv es to ck 2 1973 Buick Opalt for sale· 1 runs 1 tor parts Make Offer Caii614· 446 ·0B76 61 Farm Equipment 1973 Dodge Charger. IJ700 flfm Call 614-448 -3082 attar 6 2010 John Deere d1esel tractor· plows, cltsc $3950. New Idea OyneBounce mower S496 Late model 224T John Deere baler $1 295 Hay wagon 8 300 Call 1984 Chevy CheveHe. 2 dr. auto , AM FM tape, EKtr• mea 82999 John'a Auto Salas. Bulav•lle Ad Gllhpolls, OH 614-286-6622 CROSS & SONS 1979 Dodge MagnumJ C•n be seen 1 mile on 218 or Call U S 36 Wast, Jackson, Ohto. 614· 286 6461 Massey Ferguaon, New Holland, _Bush Hog Sales& Service Over 40 used tracton to choose from & camplete lme of new & u1ed equipment largest selection In S .E Oh1o. 614-446-4312 66 Mustang, 302 eng 3 spd . aakmg 11000 or best offer. Cell 614 379 2436 JIM S FARM •EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 36 W Gllltpoht, OhiO Cell 614 446-9777. eve 614-448-3592 Up front tractors with warranty over 40 used tra cto rs . 1000 tools 1984 Ford Escort w1gon . PS. auto , P8, air. t2850 Extra Clean Call &1•· 286· 6622 AMX 1977 Northern born but souttlern bred No rust $1600 080. Mutt sell. Call 614-742· 350 lntemat1onal d1etel tractor wrth front end loeder S2760 2 bonom plows &260 3000 Ford dtsc tractor w1th pfows $3950 Cell 814· 288-6622. 3069 a. 1962 Chevrolet Biscayne 2 door sedan, 6 cyhnder, 1tandard thift, 88.000 actual miles 614 -9854306. ask tor J•m 477 New Holl1nd 7ft. Hay bind. lrke new for 12, 600. Vermeer Round baler 4k6ft bales, uaed 1 aesaon Call 614· 388·9832 Buick 8 cylinder engme, rebuilt tess thin 20,000 milu 1n 8u1ck Skyhawk. Body good. fr•me 11 bad Sell complete t500 Ball 4 rcw John Deer pi enter fertilize & lime spt"etder-10 ft , grav1ty bed. tractor llrts -s•ze 18 4 · 341 534 moun tad on nmt Call 614 448 2514 6!4-992-2e39 1978 Chrysler Cordoba Good body, good work car 1800 Call after 6 p m 614·693·7390 1860 Oliver tractor Runs good. good ttres& pamt with plow• 4 row corn planter $3550 Call 614 286· 6522 6 30 New two row mec:hmcal to· bac:co transplanter wtth 300 gal tank . t1 , 100 00 304- 675- 1978 Camero. 88.000 aeturel mtlu. 1utomatrc , AM · FM cassette. sharp. 1286 n .ooo.oo 304 896 -3599 62 Wanted to Buy 304·676·6286 1974 Olds 2986 88. dependable 0326. 304·676-2383. 1983 Ch8'\lette, 4 •peed, good cond, c1ll •fter 6 00 PM. 304· Livestock 676-6674. Duro c Boars Bred JUit like the boars we tested at the Ohio Teuauon that gained over 2 8 lb1 per day Roger Bentley, S1b1ne OH 613 684 2398 56 Pets for Sale Oragonwynd C1ttery Kennel CFA Htmalayan, Per1ian and Siamese kittens AICC Chow pupptes New Chow puppies Call614·446 3B44atter 7PM AKC Reg Pektngese puppy· m•le-& 126 · 10 wkt . old. Call 614 .266· 9391 614 · 25~- One CharolltS Bull C11ll 814- 367 7466 1 vesr old black bull, approx . 1000 lbs Wilbur Robin1on 1977 Dcdge p/ u truck , latr cond 1700. Call 614· 441· 8062. 614-986 -3829 or 614-9e63892 1982 Chtvy pickup, high m• · leage. tKc . cond. 13.500 00. phone 61 4 ·387· n57 Registered Polled Hereford Bull. • ye1n old, approximate weight 1.400 to 1.600 lbs, 304· 676· 447e 73 Vans & 4 W . O . Hay & Grain 1980 Dodge 0 ·50, 4x4 plclulp, 4 cyl .. 5 spd .. AC. New tlres N11w ,_inl Ex cond Csll Latge round bales of hty . t 10.00 each Will deliver Call614· 446 1052 a fter 5pm. 614·367· 7540. 1984 Chevrolet 4X4 P1ckup, shortbad. 30f!5 auto. ov•rdrlve, PS . PB. tilt, AM · FM EKcellent condition. Call 441·1297 Hll\1 for sale, T A W1lhamaon , 304-875 2Se6 ApproKimlte1 .600 bales mlud hay for sale, flr1t 1nd second cuning In barn, 11 25 per billa Clll 304· 175· 4100 between 9 .00 1m and 4 .00 pm 1973 Ford V1n. Econoline 300, 'AI ton . 35. 000 seu~r mllu Norttl C•rolln• v•n N.-w tlrn and bsnery Must Me to •ppre· ci1te. Ortl btoctl: e111 of Radne limits on Rt . 124 I 1300. Hsy t1 25 bale, call 304·676· 3997 atter 5.00. 1878 Ford F·150, •whHidrlve, lockout ha.~bs . PS. PI, IloilO, good cond, 304-182· 3238 Transpurtal1on 1979 ChiYY C·10. bllldl. 4 71 wheel drive. 250 angin•. plus lou• 11x1& tim, phon• 304· Autos for Sale e95·3850 1881 Z 21 Cem•o. red & bl.ck Interior PS, PB. air. tilt whHI, cruis1. AM · FM c ..seHe Ph '114, 810 ....~r. good ...... 304-675·173e. 614-38a-9802. 74 1970 Chll\l'eii•Must Sell Atk- lng~l2800 May conlidtr tr1d1 Coli !14-445·e201 1111 Hond• Cl 7SOK . Pur· chiNd nwr In 1111. Aotuel 1979 T-Bird. 77,000 m1111. PS-PB, AC , AM-FM 81•oo- ml1olg•370. hciiiOM condl· tlon 11300. Call 114·4487211 CnHne, t1700 CIIIIU-258· 8217 after •pm. .' .. Motorcycles \ • NOW THAT WE'[<f: 614-992-6703 HILL., WH~Pt- A/?E- ALL THE VALLE-Y 61ftl...S?• OVEF! 8113&, 2 bedroom trailer used for c....,p,ng. C•n be l.tt on rMtad riverbank lot in Wnt Vlrglnil or moved Lot h11 electricity 1nd city water Call 614· 992·3221 . Ser v1ces iH~ 7:35 8.00 81 Home Improvements hrs I 0 (IJ People's Court (I) MOVIE· "The Ghos1 of Cypress Swemp' Pan 2 ®l News ® MacNeii· Lehrer Nawshour GIIW @I Wheel of Fortune W Bamey Miller ([)Sanford and Son D (I) (I) New Newlvwod Gsma O(IJ Judge @ Wheel of Fonune GI IW llll Jeopardy @ Jatfersons Part 2 (II Honaymoonars 0 (I) @] MB1iock A handtlo ck after he 1s accused of murdenng h1 s 1nd1scree1 selC 1herap1S1 160 m1n.l In Stereo (])Hell Town (})Ill (I) Who's the Boss1 !CCI Tony and Angela ••· parlance m1d·ltfe crises when Tony begms da1mg a younger woman and An gela ALLEY OOP land s I Cll.N'T WA.IT BASEMENT WATERPROQF!NG Cil 'YOU TWO HAVE DONE !N THE L!!>B! SWEEPER •nd 1ewlng machine • repair. parts. 1nd aupplias Pick up •nd deUv•ry. Divis V1cuum Cleaner, one h•lf mile up Georg• Creek Rd Call 814- A young, hero·worsh•ppmg secret government agent can work 1ogelher. {60 m1n I Gil Nova: Confusions of a Waaponeer ICC) Hos1 Carl Saga 1nterv1ews George K•s· tlakowsky on hts four ltves Rus s1an em1gre A-bomb de· s1gner, sc1ence advtser to President E1senhower and antinuclear activist (60 EEK & MEEK mtn) HEY, LISTW @ MOVIE: 'Beneath the Planet of the Apes· 8:05 ill Ellis Island Four •mm•- 10 \HIS ... 9:00 Fetty Tree Trimming, ltump MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP rr------.:;--, RINGLES'S SERVICE , experienced c1rpenter, electrid1n. muon. painter. roofing finclud· ing hot tar •pplicatlon) 304-- LA5TCHRI5TfMS WA6 THE; WCR5T EVER.THE- ONLY PRESENT I GOT WA5 .•. 57!-2088 or 87!-7147 A PINK AND .AJRPLE DOGefiE' CO\T WITH 61LVER TASSELS . . to spend the money 1J (I) @I Hunter (CCI McCall franttcatly searches for Hunter. who mysterIOusly d1sappears dunng a mob 1nves11ga llon. (60 min.) I KJFE lHEY c:oN'T FIND OUT WHERE' I BLJRIE'D IT. (]) 700 Club ' ill NHL Hockey: Montreal Canadians a1 Calgary Flame• (2 hrs , 30 m1n I L1ve (IJ 1iJ (}) Moonligh f (CCI 160 m1n I e95-3802 f:ll (l) Collega Buk01ball: Atlantic Ton Conference Starks Tree 1nd Lawn Service Hedges . ehrubs , b1.11hu trimmed, l•ndscar.lng, ltump and leaf remova . 304-578· Tournament Se m1f1nals (2 hrs I (IJ VIctory a1 Sea 2842 or 870·2903 ® OJ IJ}I I' II Talle Manhat· tan iCC) A pregnan1 Ma" ,. Plumbing & Heating weds Rocco and g1ves birth to a daughter wh1le Cutter BARNEY •' LOW~EZY !! I Got SOME REAL JUICY 1 NEVER KNOWED · ELVINEY COULD SPEAK SHORTHAND TELL IT FA5T .. 1 GOT BISCUITS IN THE OVEN GOSSIP Dillard Water Serv1ce Poole. S 11terns. Wells Delivery Anytime Call 814·448- 7404 1he mass slaying of a family 160 m1n I (IJ Ill (}) Jact< and Mike !CCI M1ke and Jack•• auerd acoSiu me pany hos1ed by a former 60's radical recemly ~ 2919 •·- released after a long I I . 19 . . .. 871-7397. Wattr h1ullng , Form•iy Ken Wheetons now John' s W1ter Servlca. Same prlcu. phane 304-578 2e19 or 578·24114 Umutone. und tnd gravel dehnred , phone 304 676 · 31eo NIWI (IJ Hardca1tl1 end McCor· mlcl< PEANUTS Upholstery GET OUT T~ERE , LUCV, AND 1LL ~IT A & M Custom Couches 1nd Reuphotstery , St At 7, Crown Cit¥, Oh. 614-258 - 1470 E11e 814·4U-3.t.38. Open d1Uy 9 to 1 ·'I'OU A FEW - & new Uphostered ,.,.' ,.,, ." .,,," WHICH DO 'fOU WANT TO PRACTICE FIRST, FLV BALLS OR GROUNDERS ? I I' . 1Q ..__.___.._...__..__..__~ you A P~INT NUMBERED {;:!' lETTERS Comp lete lhe chuc kle quoled by ft llmg 1n the rr11SSiftg words develop h om step No 3 below YESIEIDAY'S SCIAM·lETS ANSWEIS Vendor - Niece - Ensue - Graven - GIVEN After receiving favorable remarks aboul all hiS tesl answers lhs s•udant blurted, "Bul you gave me a C." "Yes," replied !he professor, "and il's lhe besl C I've ever GIVEN " BRIDGE James Jacoby r---------------~/ Reading the lead NORTH l·l·81 +a 6 4 2 'A3 .AQJ10 5 1 By James Jacoby +s After a laborious auction, West leads a d1amond. In thiS s1tuallon you should always ask yourself , "Why didn't he lead a heart'" Since the obvious answer is that the d1atnond IS a smgleton, you should go right up w1th dummy's ace Now what about trumps ? Is either opponenl hkely to have four spades? The b1ddmg tells you that the one defender who cannot have lour spades IS East. If he did, West would have only one spade as well as only one dla· mond, and he would 9urely have bid more than a mere two hearts at his first turn. What if West started with lour trumps ? He would have remem· bered the rule against a defender trymg lor ruffs when he has extra length in the trump suit and would certainly have led a heart. Whal does all th1s mean1 Since trumps are apparently gomg to split mcely, you can guarantee your contract by refusing lhe trump fi nesse. Play A·K of spades and then concede a dtamond tnck to East You can subsequently shed your heart loser on a good diamond in dummy If you greedily took the spade finesse, West would take the queen, put hiS partner on lead with the club ace, and the kmg and a diamond would set you via a !rump promotion Of course, foolishly finess1ng lhe diamond at trick one would give you the same negat1ve WEST • Q 10 ; 910 g 6 2 EAST • 97 9K Q851 +K 9 7 6 +A9 +3 +K 10 7 6 2 SOU Til +A K J 3 'J• s2 7 +QJ54 3 Vulnerable Nmther Dealer North Wesl North EaSI I • Pass I' Pass Pas.'l !'tass Pass 3+ Opemng lea d +:1 result Fmally, West should be ce nsured for hiS opemng lead W1th a probable trump trick, he should qu1clly lead hiS partner' s su11 Declarer would then be a httle unlucky to lose both the dia mond fm cssc and the trump hncsse later, but he would be set tn a rout me manner A new book by J,1mes J11coby nnd h1s father the /Me Oswald Jacoby, JS now available at bookstores It IS "Jacoby on Card G.1mes. 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AM -FM stereo only 1.900 m1les Now buying shell corn or ear corn Clll for latest quotes R1ver Crty F1rm Supply 814-446· • 79 Motors Homes & Campers Grant Home lmprov~ment•· We spectahze In sun dtck1/ pet1os al1o 1uspended ceilktgs. Free estlm1tu. C•ll814-985· 4128 1980, Z-28, 350 T top Many e11tras 304-676 -6392 after ' 304·e96-3466 Mide• C•mper en t I' I ....,,O_Rr-G-r.U-.,D-;1 Our family had been trans!erred lar from our familiar turf We felt llka outsiders. A cousin senl us a potted tree with this r~--F-:--H--E-..., ~e~!~nt lhis, then you'll have ' A11antic Ten Conference Tournament Sem1fmals (2 8 N-M TirB, blemi1hed llr&S, Dean, Centt~l. 1 3 " -14 "- 15", 73 I (}) Entertainment Tonight How•• Mandai1alks With ET about h1s second feature f1lm , · Bo Bo · fJ) (l) College Basketbell: m Auto parts for sale. Rad•o. A C • gla11, end other part• for 1977 Cordoba 304-n3-6651 '79 Mercury 302, V·8 1uto, new raid1l , •9&0 00. 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Fmancrng arranged. rnstallatmn ll\latlable Call 24 hours 1 -800 345-0946 Pets for Sale VIRTTE t-+-1.:rl:. ,:.1,'-T.I~,..., ® Secret C1ty @ Facta of Ute Part 2. 6·05 ([) Beverly Hlllblllieo 6:30 0 (I) @I NBC News ® SponsCentar ([) Ill (IJ ABC News fJ) (l) Hogan's Heroes (I) Doctor Who ®l OIIW CBS News (jj) Perkins Family Chr~s and Alex ass1st Tracy With her actmg when she dec1des to go ou1 for 1he female lead @ WKRP in Cincinneti 6.35 (I) Andy Griffi1h 7 00 D (I) PM Megazine (I) Hardcastle and McCor· m1cl< ® Coll,e Basketball : A1· Auto Parts 1 r ® Mazda Sponslook mmJafferaons 70 THERE ARe• 'lOUR CANIII18ALS., Woodsphner $500 . Kawasaki 90cc &100 Call 614 446 · 4426 GAM I News CAPTAIN EASY 814-992-3221 WOlD 'UIILII Ell Big Valley (I) Square One TV iCC) 1186 24 fl Playtime Pontoon - Boat witH 10 HP Mercury engine ·Loti of e11tta1 C.ll solid floor Call 614 388 9802 Close out sale on 1986 While sawmg machine equ ipped tc 119 zag, monogram. over cast. mend. 1\emmmg, makes buHom wfloles. derna sews on buttons & more These machines are new with a 10 year warranty Sug· gested pttce IS 8329 96 now only $98 96 Ca ll 1-614 385 4635 for free dehvery 6:00 D CIHIJ Ill (})® IIIDJ @I • • RON Close out sale on 1986 While sewmg machme eqUipped to z1g -zag, monogram. over cast, mend, hemm1ng, makes buuon holes darns, sews on button& and mora Thase mach1nes are new with e 10 yr warranty Suggeuted pnce 11 8329 96 now only 898 96 Call61 4 386· 4635 for tree dehvery EVENING •j. Boats and Motors for Sale THAT DAILY I 3/3/87 -:::::;;:::;::::::;;:== '' '· 3120 7220 0444 3 bdr ranch. Rodney V1llage It NEW AND USED MOBIL E HOMES KESSEL 5 QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST GALUPOLIS , AT 36 PHONE 614 446· 7274 1966 Skyl ine 47x10 12700. ca n 614 446· 0390 adults only No pets S225mo Depostt reqwred Ph £114 245· 6863 6 00 and 10 00 PM 8 8 acres on John McCa rley Rd M •ll'~ Off1ce Space for Rent E~~:cellent for Attorneys, Accountant , etc Close to Court House, Call W1seman Real Estate Agen cy 614 446 3644 ~~~~;:~~~~~~T;;~~:;:~~~~~~·I614 446· , 647 I 32 Mobile Homes Ceram •c bu st ness Large Ktln , 200 plus molds and some stock 23 1,000 t1res. sn:es12 13. 14. 15. 16, 16 5 8 mtles out Rt 218 Call614 256-6251 33 Work wanted, house off1ce, or 21 Callahan's Used Tire Shop Over culverts • .... 61121HDA'(, 8lJr :.~~ f012~ ~Eli.' f.bf3.! ' ~ For Rent Efftcl&ncy sleepmg rooms Call 304·773 5651 Rehable Ca11Anvttme614 388 Will Furnished Rooms ~~ ~17 WIFI>~ 19B4 Honda XL800 ~ ' ' •1 .100 00 Motorcycle trailer hke new f250.00 30•·871· 7471 ..,. ' · Wallman 1 Pamttng. Aes•denllal. Commertcel. Industrial Television Viewing f>- If? A Wi'X- MAA WHO <3 c•ll ··:~ The Daily SentineiPage- 7 1 t BORN LOSER Motorcycles · 1883 Honda 7150 Shadow. Low milnga. *1791. C•ll 114-211· 1404 or eveninge-814-218· 1601. range 11000-Best Offer , An t1que hall tree-S&OO-Best Offer Unfurnished garage apartment tak1ng orders for Prom dresses Call 614-256 1989 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio -AH, '$5, tWO.l'Ha<f.IN>F'l_ e:. ~ 3 room apartment and bath, 676-2961 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llrry Wrlghl Tuesday. March 3, 1987 •(IJ The mM'A'S'H &hllcoopearo Hour Hoot1d by Welter Mat· thlu: All' 1 Well TMt Endl Wall A poor doc1or' 1 dsugh1er cureo a dying king snd Is gr5n1ed 1 reword 160 min.) @ Honeymooners Pon 1 11 : 30 • I]) 1111 lltlt of Clttan Tonight" a gue111 ore Geotge Segal, come<f11n Wil Shriner and K•ream Abdul· Jabber One letltr stands lor another. In this samp le A ts ll:led for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apostrophes, the length and lonnaUoo of the words are all hlnla. Each day the code letters are dtllerent. CRVPTOQUOTE 3·3 llf'ZZV!JA M Z G J F Z 'A 0 f' yv M f: F Z .1 F E C E M Z - Y P F L II V Z Z V II l' <.1 y G l' ll ~· 1i .1 F Z E 'A A Y (' I' R V <.1 Z · Yeoterday'o Cryptoquote : MARCH C'OMES IN WITH AOOER·HEAIJS AND GOES OUT WITH I'F:ACUC' KS' TA ILS - ULfJ PROVERB 160 min )' IR)In S1ereo. (!) SJ)OftiCentor CJi WK lfli In Cincinnati •mTul ABC N•w• Nlghtllne ICC) •m ®@ Mavnum, P.l . ® Great Otci•lono '8' D @ T J . Hooker A psychic helps Hooker search for a kidnapped girl who will d l& rt she 11 no1 found soon �r Page- S-The ·•• March 3, 1987 : Sentinel SYgo /ooliii(-1/S Johnson. birthday Larkins birthday Bridget Lea nn Johnson celebrated her fifth birthday re~e ntly with a par ty carrying out a Smurf theme. Following the birthday dinner. a Smurf ca ke, Ice crea m · and pop we re served. Attending the party were her parents, Skipp .and Pam, and brother, Brooks, his gra nd mother, Beulah Johnson. Patrln a Scott, Pa ula, Mindy and Ma thew Ison and Alice a nd Reed Koeing. The seventh birthday of Brandon Larkins was observed with a party at the hom e of his parents, Me lodie and Rand al Forbes on Valentine's Day._ "Fievel" was the th@me of the part y wi th the cake 'being baked an d decorated by Deana Larkin s. Atcnding the party besides his pare nts were Angela. Sarah, Jon at han and Deana Larkins. Rachel Forbes. Aaron and Jason Pa ngia. Sue Ellen and R.D. Barn har t, Ga briel and Jane· Ol da ker, Teresa, Tara and Todd Dav is, Melissa Pi ece, Belinda , Ti !!any and E ric Ri chmon d, a nd Shaw n and Steven Rice. Sending gilts were Brand on's father, Delmar Larkins. Wa nd a Wolf, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Forbes, Marga ret Eskew, and J oyce Blake. Sending cards and gifts were his great-gra ndmot her, Ed ith Webb, grandfather. Henry Jo hnson, and grandparents, Elmo and Susan Webb. Wilbur Koei ng, Kenny Ru ssell, John Sheet s. Bridget Leann ,Johnson Nelson and Noka Newso me. a nd Edi th Lee. Masters birthday is celebrated • iJilll!lt WADADS Joe Ma sters of Reedsvil le was honored with a sur prise part y recently in obse rva nce of his 50th birt hday. Gifts were presented to him and a bir thday cake was served with ice crea m, sa ndwiches , mints. nu ts and punch. Attending were Li sa Masters. ENTERTAINMENT - Don Sedgwick, plc't ured 1'. provided organ, accordian and harmonica music when the Tuppers Plains Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, entertained the 12 veterans and · patients at the Arcadia Nursing Home In Coolville. Flags were presented to the veterans by H.A. Sedgwick as Don Sedgwick allhe org;m presented I he Star Spangled Banner. Cubs have Blue and Gold Indian dances by members of the Order of the Arrow, MGM District. were the highlight of the Feb. 19 Blue and Gold Banquet of Pomeroy Cub Scout Pac k 249. The banquet at the Meigs County Se nior Citizens Center A brief talk on cub scouting was given by Rev. Bob Smith. Meigs Co unt y Cub Scout Commiss ioner. Cub scouts and families ended the evenin g by reciti ng together !he pack' s Cub Scou t Law. EWJliii'S RADIA"OR PVSE-CE Dinner giv~n for birthdays Voi.J&, No,211 You just won't find a better value. for your insurance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from the State Auto Companies. As an independent agency representing State Auto, we offer truly outstanding protection packages for houses. apartments and condominium units. I . - . JJ ,._.,._ 675-1393 Evangelistic team to VISit United Press International Sentinel Staff Reports Attempting to make up a Sl2 million projected dellcit. lhe Ohio Bur~au ol E mployment Services has begun taking steps to close 14 field olflces permanently by May 1. In all. the bureau is planning to close42 ofllces- 40 percent of its service points lor Ohio's jobless - by summertime. . • lll Jackpot drawing sparks brisk sales By RICH EXNER $10 million, and now people are CLEVELAND tUP II - A even more interes ted.·-• slate-record $26 million jackpot, Pete Bekos. owner of Bekos thC' fourth-largest In the history Market. a small corner store in of North American lotteries, is up • Toledo, braced for a surge in lor grabs tonight In the Super · business. He said most lottery Lotto drawing. purchases are rriade at the last The record prize. which sur- minute. passes the $25 million won In "They will be a little crazier," Aprlll98ti by newspaper carrier . Bekos sai d. "Naturally it's a big Walter Morgan ol Cent ervlile, chance to win a Jot of money. " Ind. ,_had some gamblers spend"We're getting people who are ing more than $100 on tickets. not routine players ,'' Bloomberg The--guarantee of $26 million said. was based on projected ·sales ol Players have the option of ~tween $14 million and and $15 picking their own six numbers million this week, lottery spo kes- !rom a fie ld of 44. or allowing a woman Anne Bloomberg said. lottery machine to automa tica lly "At this point, we do not se lett thei r numbers. anticipate a revision, although If Some stat es ha ve recomwe see a subs tant ial change. mended lottery pla yers not to another update would be approppla y.certaln highly used rombi· riate. " Bloomberg said Tuesday. nations to avoid having to share Even If the lottery would not the jackpot with several winners, announce an upgraded jackpot. but Bloomberg said the Ohio the top .,.prJ~e cpuld actually Lotlery is unabl e to determine exceed S261nUilon. which · combhia tlo ns are most often played. Yassur Ismail. owner of the She did say, however. thal 73 Public Market In Youngstown, percent o( I he 7 million possible said he was not surprised lottery combin ations were played last sales were brisk. week when there was no jackpot "It's a bout 50 percent higher winner for a fourth consecutive than normal," Ismail sa id as he Wednesda y. With increased pllnched number$ into the store's sales this week. a higher perce nlottery machine. "It 's always ta ge of combinations are certa in llke that when it builds up over to be pla yed. prt'd5Jitalion is zl' ro rwar r----------------~-----, I l Yes,l want to tJy Cambndge. Please send me two fREE pa~k coupons. Name' -----------------=~~----------------­ (Piease Pnnl) Address ___________________________________ City_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ State _ _ _ _ Zip ______ My current brand is; _ _ _ __ _______ _ ______ KingsD I I I 1G Taste breakthrough, HlO's D RegularD , Menthols D Mail COtJpon to: cambridge Two Free Packs Otter expires 9-30-87. By participating In P.O. Box t6053 Hauppauge, NV 11788 . this otter I certify that I am a smoker 21 years ol age or olde< UmH one per person. Offer YOid l>llem prohibHed by law. Allow 8-t 0 weeils tor deliveoy. ~-----------~-------~-- generic price! CI Ph1~p Morris Inc. 12 mg "Ia( 0.9 mg nicotine av. pel cigatette by FTC meth od. .SURGEON GENERAL'S WARNING: Cigarette Smoke Contains Carbon Monoxide. ' lished, then' may not be a need to close Pomeroy's oflice. But Hatc h stressed that the feeling was "~pPc ul a t ivr . " Hatch said Boster wou ld co ntinue wor king to keep th P Pomeroy office open. " He r interest . a nd I can include Senato r Long in thi s. 1s that when this lt he ctosi ngs l function. " Dr. Hobcrta Stein bac her . arl mlnisl rator ol the OHF:S. ide nt ified th e 42 off ices Tursdav. say in g sht? ha s no c hoirf' btl 1 io 1987 ' ______ __ _______ ------------------ -, 1-. ," br nw df' whc-thr r to "It is. wit h g rea t I'C'g rf'l lh ~1t I l'f:' li(•j' ;nT iVCS i n I tH• furm of i1 f(•d e r ;li supplcmc·nt ;d ap pro prla beca m C' an i t em, they arE' very must begin rlosi ng offices Immedia tely." Stei nb acher told a concerned. Wi th thr htgh level of unemploy ment in the area , these offices perform a verv val id prc·ss confl'rcner . S1ei nbac hr r sa i d i1 wll l rakf' a! leas t 4:; days to canePIIrases and l io n. ~I U S !f' l' i f .V JYlf'<lSUI' f'S 0 1' S<l\ lngs !'ro m rn on· t lw n ·lfl ll l 'lll · 1Co ni inu ed un P;Hw ]:I t Nation • awaits Reagan address r on i ~ht. Tlw spppr·h. rk :-. n i twd b.v ui(Jf>s. u~ " hi gh!.\' pc·r son;il ,.. Is un ;w swt• r to IIH' t'om m <· n1 s con · !ain••d in tiH' Tow<' r (' omm i ~s lon repor t lh;il <T il i<·izf'fi his hondsnff sty If' of mana g (·mPn! . ThP addrl'ss wa s f' Xpc'C tNI to backtrack trorn som~ of Rca gt~ n 's pn·viou ~ ... t;ll rmrnt s. sli"l r t i nc wi1h h l~ li rs t sl~~~~~ m t'nl on !\lov . 11 that lht '!'l' was " no fo undatio n" ro n •port s lh at lhr Unla•d Stalc'!ol had sPill ;u·m s to million Super Lotio jackpot. Th•• current guarantee of the 526 million, the fourth largest lottery e ver In the northeasl, Is ha.•cd on projected sah•s of helwccn $14 and SI5 million. (Uf'I) GE1TING THE FEVER - A noontime crowd gathered at a lottery Hekel oullel In The Arcade In Cleveland Tuesday to purchase llckels In anllclpatlon of tonight's drawing lor the $26 WASHINGTON t UPll - William Webste r. the form er proscculor and federal judge named by President Carter In 197S to restore credibility and Integrity to the F BI, now laces a similar job lor Pres ident Reagan at thr CIA . Praised by congressional leaders of both parties for his nine-year record at the FBI, Webster was tapped by Reaga n Tu esday to succeed the ailing William Casey as head of an int e ll ige nce co mmunit y reeling from the Ira n-Contra crisis . His selec tion followed 24 hours of scrambling by the White House to repla ce Robert Gates. the Casey deputy whose nomin ation to beC!Atllrector !ell victim to the sca nda l, and to reinforce lhe Impression of a n embattled administration embar ked on a fres h start. "Bi ll Webs ter wi ll bring remarkab le breadth and depth of experience, as well as an out sta nding record of achievement to this position," Reaga n, who ar ra nged an 11 : 45 a.m. EST meeting with Webster today, said In a written sta tement. Because of the haste with which the While House moved, presidentia l spokes man Marlin or all public employees from fh c public record s Jaw. Robert Snyder, ass isiant man· aging editor ol The Plain Dealer In Clevela nd, said his newspa per broke a story In 198:. about then-director James Rogers of the Oh io Department or Youth Services hiring convicted lelons. "'n1e original s tory. whldl sparked the probes leading to his convictions, was based In large part on what sta te personn-e l reco rd s revea led ," said Snyder . "Where are lhe exa mples or the co mpelling . need to make -~--·--------·---.. • 10 the list . na t ion · Gerberry said those , rrcords are. not the busi ness of citize ns, and that publicly elected olliclals who hire and fire sc hool employees have access to the records. But Kenneth Drum, executive director or the Ohio Newspaper Assoclttllllll, · said school ~m ­ ployees should be acroulftllble for their actions, adding the bill is "a direct contradiction of the slale's open records law.'' Drum warned that lhe next' step will be to exempt lhe records I v.ri\1 tl avf' s1;ll' I c los in,£! t hl' nPx 1 10 orfiCf'S on Siml!c.JI'I\'. rwo ot h£'1' r,ro ups ol f'ig tll a nd 10 offlct•s l'tJC'C' ~ hut ­ dow n f':-Jrl .\ ' in thP ~ ummr-r uni(".. ~ Webster nominated to replace Casey D-Austlntown, chairman ol lhe committee and author of lhe legislation, said he and school officials are concerned that some citizens are misusing school employee records. .His bill, supported by lhe Ohio Federation ol Teachers, lhe Buckeye Association of School Administrators and public employee groups, would make confidential such records as application forms, le tt ers of recommendalion, previous expe· r lenc, evalua tions and dlscipll· nary actions. movf' offi rr staff and furnltu rr . Bv mid -Apr il. :-; h£ "-,, 1id, a clrcislon lhP lr<c1n arms -Con 11·a a id i:lffalr in his l('l(•\'IS£'d :tdd t'f'S S to !h(• The third annua l science fair sponsored by the Me igs Junior High School Science Club will be ht'ld on March 17 under the supervision. or Jesse Vall and Rusty Boo~man, science teachers, and In cooperalion with the Ohio Academ~ol Science. The judging will be completed during t~e day by Russ Moore and John Cos tanzo, both of the Mel¢5 County Board of Education office, Ron Ash of Ohio Power. St ~ve Powell ol the Meigs Litter Control Program. a nd SCIENCE DAY - The third annual science day wlll be held al Larry Kenned~. DDS. Meigs Junior High School on March 17. Each eighth grader wlll That evening, /rom 7 taB: 30, an have an ex hlhlt and here Kathy Perrine demonstrates her display open house wll be held In the on <·reatlng electrlclly using two lantern halterles for her power junior high school auditorium. source. Looking on. is Rusty Bookman, a science teacher. Parents and friends of the participants, and all eighth grad· judged a nd given a superior, environment al research, Ii iier ers wlll have a project . are excellent, good or satisfactory. prevention and recyclt ng reInvited 10 the open house. Any student receiving superior search, energy resea rch, water Judging will be done on the will qualify to go to the District resource resea rch, and agricul basis of orlginallty. creativity, Sc ience Day al Ohio University ture a nd food science researc h. clarity or expression, use of The science club this year will sdentillc method, and knowl- on Aprllll. · Special Governor's Award5 lor also be sponsoring the Science edge achieved. !Continued on Page 141 Excellence will . be given In Students' projects will be COLUMBUS tUPl ) - Legislation shielding school employees' pt>rsonnel records from public view Is ready for a lloor vote In the Ohio House of Representatives. . The House Education Committee unanimously voted the measure out Tuesday des pile vocal protests by newspaper represenlallves who said It would "gut the stale open records Jaw '' and lead to concealing the records of all public employees. ~ep. Ronald, V. Gerberr~... 25 CP.nl s c losr tll rm bf'ca use hrr fcdcrallv -fu nded agency faces a $12 millio n deficit il_,. Sept. JO . Fi tzwatN sa id thrrr had bc<' n no discussion of tel successor fo r Webster. whose 10-year F'Rl ter m ex pires next I"Pbrua ry . Gove rnm ent sources sa id th e ca ndidat es In cluded hl gh-profll <' U.S. Allorn l'.Y Rudolph Giuliani in New York. fpderal judge Lowell J ensen in Ca lifor nia and Associa te Allorney Ge nera l Stephen Troll . Gi uli ani an d .Jensen arc for mer high-ranking Jus tiC<' Dl•partmenl o ffi cia ls und or Reaga n. In any eve nt, White House officia ls arr hopl'ful Reaga n has satisfi ed demands on Ca pitol Hill th ai he rC'spond to lhP worst crisis of his presi dency by placing soineo ne of sta ture and Integr it y at the helm of the troubl ed CIA. Senate Democra llc·lcu dcr Ro· bert Byrd of Wes t Virgin ia hailed the nomination, ca lling Webster "a hi ghly rcgardPd professional who will bring much-needed cred ibilit y to the CJA." Scnale Republ ica n lcadPr Robert Dole of Kansas said the move. su bject to Senate co nfirmatio n. " mea ns the CIA job wil l be filled by a real profes sio nal who unders tands the Ins a nd out s of th e lntclllge nco co mmunity and wi ll provide a surr and steady hand at th e agency ." Panel votes to _shield school employees' records · j P~tges A Muhimedia Inc . New spap flr WAS HI NCTON ' Uf' ll - l' n'' slated • 2 Sections. 14 idPnt I{C'uga n is 11f'ing ur g(•d hy c·ongrf'ss ional a . . . sodatrs a nd ror mPI' Pr f'S itlt'nt .l im m,\' ('art r l' to ;Jdm i t Pt'l'o r s in ju clgm r nr in judging lry em, on us! Mlr.suggestedretailprice. Thursday , with highs twlw<•en ~ 5 an d 511. Tlw prohahilil y or 3rd phase of closings The closi ngs are to be done in Boster and Sta te Sen. Jan lour phases and the Pomeroy Michael Long, D-Circlev ille. office Is In the th ird phase. have been working to persuade officials said Tuesday. OBES not to close oflices In their Mark Hatch, a legislative aide respective di strict s. Hatch .sa id. to State Rep. Jo lynn Boster. The Ne lsonville office will be In D-Gallipolls, sa id the time of the Ihe first phase of closings, Hatch closings are based on th e length said. It was chosen because of the of leases on buildings where the closer proxi mity of th e Logan offices are located, some of and Athens OBES off ices. he which have a maximum of 90 said. Hatch said there was so me days left . feeling Tuesday that if th e fi rst and seco nd phases are accomp, Science( • proJect that Cambridge taste will K.O.Doral! enttne Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, March 4, 1987 Local OBES office Mr . and Mrs .. Joe Gar nes, 4.10:!0 Pomery Pike. Pomerov. a nnounce the bir th of a daught er. Mega n Elaine. on Jan 28 at the Holze r Medical Ce nt er. The inlanl weighed seven pounds, H ounces and was 21 inches lo ng. Paternal gra ndparen ts arc Mr. and Mrs. Bill Gar nes. Sa lem Ce nt er. and the pat ernal great grandparent is Pea rl Ga mes. Wllkrsville. Maternal gra ndparents are Mr. a nd Mrs. Gene Mit ch, a nd ma ternal grca tgrandfat her is .John Terrell . Pomeroy RETURNING TO STATES - Sp4 Rundy Eugene King who has been stalloned In Honduras will return lo the United States about March U. At that lime he will be stalloned at Fori Riley, Kansas where his wife, Shella, will join him. They anticipate returning lo the Chester community In early· April. Mostly dear lonighl , wilh a low no'ar ;"1. Partl~· cloudy • • at y Copyrighted 1987 Garnes birth Thr Rev . Charles Martind ell,a Sunday sc hool consult an t. will be at the R" c lne Uni ted Meth odist Chu rc h on Sunday for both Sunda y sc hool atlO a.m. and the mor nin g worsh,lp service at 11 a.m. Followin g the worship serv ice there will be a potluck dinner In the fellowship hall followed bv a rongregat lena! mee ting In which the visiting minister will lead In a discu ssion on Christian educational needs of the chu rch and communit y. 014PICK-4 04-54 • r Methodi.rt Church to ho.rt con.rultant Dail\ Numlwr through 'l'hursda~· . Ron and Ca thy Mast ers. Jeff Mas ters. Lor i, Leo na a nd Jeremy Custer. Terry, Kay, J ennifer, and Shane Frick, Debbie Putnam, Her b Ruth, Herbie began with Cubmaster Grate J r .. Ann Linderman, ChaWright welcoming cub George scou ts r;=;:;:;:====::~=~ rles and Gladys Chaffee, Harold and th eir fami lies. Wright presand Patr icia Eagle. Marv in and ented roses to deri moth ers and I' his wife. 1\WI Mirna Wa lker. Ric hard and Ma ce! Bar ton. Kenny a nd Shirley Si ncla ir. Fra nk and Frana Riffle. Rev. Melvin Fra nklin, who "Our Price,, Won't Rusty, De bbie and Levi Burns, gave the in voca tion before the Boil Ynu" f: lroy and Thefma Kay lor. potluck dinner. spok~ briefly on COMPLETE George and IIa Williams, Dwight Dav id and Go liath. beforP presRADIATOR REPAIR 214 EAST MAIN . Bissell. Roy and .Ja nieArms.and enting the younges t cub scout New&Recond~ioned POMEROY Mr. and Mrs. Danny Mc8onald · Ba rbara Maste rs. prese nt. Jason Roush. with a RadiltotS·Cores 992-6687 ent erta in ed rPcently wi th a Se nd ing ca rds and gill s were sling shot and stone fro m Israel. CAU. St•t_• Auto dinner party honorin g Ted Crc- Max ine Hoffm an, Linda Lowry Ac hievement badges and armea ns, Mindy McDonal d and of Ca ney, Kansas, and Adr ian an rows were present ed to sco ut s by ~ ~... ...,..,.. John .Jeffers on their bi rthdays, Emm a La they, Letart, W.Va . Wrt-~ ht . J22l Jackson Avenue Point Pleasant and Gera ld and Mildred Shu ster ------~~~~------------------B~ra~n~d~o~n~L:a~r~k~in~s~------~~ ~ ~------------------JL~::::::::::::::::::::::~~::::::::::::::::::=:==: ---on the ir wedding ann ive rsary. Others attending were Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Simmons. Thomas and Tyler, To mm y and Shirley Simmons, Th eodore Cremean s, Mcla ine Dudding, Ca thy .Jeffers, Marge Cremea ns. Angie and Danny McDonald . .Jr. The children's eva nt::elis tir tea m from God's [lJble School will be at thr Poin t Pl easant Wes leyan Church Sa tu rday a t 7 p.m. and Sund"Y at 9: 45a .m. and 2:30 p.m. March 9 through Sunday. Ma rch 15. the Poin t Pleasant Wes leya n Chu rch will have a revival wit h thr Rev . and Mrs. Kei th Ledford. eva nge list and singers. Serv ices will be held eac h evl'ning at 7 p.m. The Rev . El mer Farmer. pastor. invites the pu bl ic to all end. Ohio Lottery Meigs girls advance into district game -Page 3 - --- - changes In the sta te' s oJl('n records Jaw'! " nsked Snyder, adding that the sta<c has stood on the s ide of publi c records In the recent pas t. "Th is bill wou ld simply gut tho sta tr ope n record s laW, a bul wark agai nst the tende ncy of All public bodies to trea t their doma in as private flefdoms. protec ted from the eyes of the people they are supposed to serve ," sa ld Snyder, quo tin g !rom a Plain Dealer edllorlal of las I Sunday . - Iran. " I t's <1 grc'at sp(lc•r h," Pf' trr Wal li sn n, ou tgoi ng WhitP Hou sf' C'OtHlSf' l, IOicJ T'f'JlO ri Pt' S tod:t.V. T lw prC's idPn ! w i ll dPiivC'r thf' nati on <.d ly !t•IC'v i ..., f·d acl d n~ s s lrorn thr· Ovat Offlr-<' ;o t !t p.m. I·SJ'. l"t' w Wllll l' ll uusr <lidt's havr sr(' n lhl ' SJJf'PC'h tlwt I.... IJPi ng ht•lcl. H••a gan. who loathl's to ~ a .v hr ha s lw Pn Wt'Ong , m ~I .V ha VP 1(1 l i l kf1 rlH' fJU~II\1\Jm c lo s e ! ~· leap 10 n~s ! o r'P som(~ (.TC'Cll blllt y lo his ;u.lministra l ion, congressiona l h.•udC'n; hu vr t)('C'n suy ln g. F'orm{'l' Whit t• ll oust· s pokl•, man Larry Spea kes sa id Ihill llra gan h;..~ s to rJ r monstrat P hP i.'i l n ('o nt rol ol' lh(' Whl t1 · 1/ousc• and foreign policy af to·r th<·dpv;o stat ing report oft hcTow•·r pan<·! ttwt he Jo' t the C<J mmand wi th hi ' deta ched managerial ''Y '"In an ex tra on.l inar.v flurry or a<·tl vl ty a nd brief appraranros brforr reporters. rh r pn•sldrnt has emergrd from thr r•l" mon th s of S(' c lu ~ l o n to t t'.'r !Odf•mon!'<. tr iJ I(' that hC' i!-. running tli s own ~ hop agu ln. i-l l' appo •a red In the Whi t • House press Ct•ntc:r Ttwsda y to we lcornP lhr n• •w " posltJ vp" signa l from Sov iet i< •ad r r Mik- hail Corbar hC'\' on mrdl11m rangr ar ms . "' ' al so :•ct('(l swiftl y 10 nominate• FBI dlr•·•·tor Wil liam Wl'iJSicr :o s th<' nrw CIA di rector. ' Services set for physician · Dr ' 11ogo· r r D:on i<'l,, ti O St .. P o m c ro ~' · a wldcly-knuwn Ml'i gs t'ounl v ph_\'· sldnn for :)o .\ · r ·Hr~. di! •ll Momlii,\ ' E hf'n czc r at Vrtl'rans M<·morla l Hos pl<al. A medical dor'tlJI' prar tlclng In Pome roy foo ·,u .Y <'<u·s. llr. Daniels w:J s a n:l! ivC' of Md g~ Cou nty. He was IJor n Or t. 29, 1904 .in Mlner.vill r , a son of ihc la te Georg~ P. and J\rahrlla Ski nner Daniels. Hl' was a member of thr Pomeroy 13apr is I Chur-ch, the American M•·d lca l Association and th(" Ohio SIUIP MrcllL·al Association. He ha d a n ex trnsl V!' pra ctice In Pomeroy over the years. Surviving ar<' his wife. Hr lc na R. Daniels; '' sis ter. Mrs. Edson j•JY I Rou sh. Raci ne; a brother. Hu ~h Daniels of Fort Lauderdal e, Fla ., and several nieces and nep hews. Besides his parent s, he was preceded In death by a brother. rContlnu cd on Page 141 --------· - ----- - - - - I � 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 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 3, 1987 atkinson daniels depoy