https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/e1e2246d6ecd4c61be8b3e5239eccaf2.pdf 34f83c0b010627d73e55eb81bf8b8f5a PDF Text Text •• • p ~-~~!~::~10~T~M~~~~~~~~------~----~_:·... -;:- , "' ~ -1 • • '' ' ,,.,.,~~··~-·~d~~-~rt~·~O~h~io~--~----------------~----T~u~e=sd~a~y.~M~ar~ch~10~·~1~9~8~7 . ~ r---nJC,al Briefs:--- Inventor defends design of ferry doors Sout ern Band Boosters to meel l h Ba . d B ·So ern n oostcrs will meet in the htg h school band roo 7:30 p.m Thursday. Pa rent s of al l ba nd st udents in thr 1 · di r cl arc urged to attend • Squads respond to eight calls Meigs Count y Emergency Medica l Scr\'tccs repo rt s c·ighl calls Monda y. ~aclne at .1·47 a m tra nsported l{al ph Web b to Vr tl' rans • Memorial Hospital : Rac mt' f' irc Depar tment at 10· 22" m to a • brush fire on Stt vcrsv tlle Road: Rac ine Fire De par tm ent at 10:39 a.m. to a brush fi re on Hay man Road: B:Js han Ft rc Department was called at 10 4o a. m to asst< t Rac ine. Po mcrov Fire Department wa< ca lled at 10 ~ g a. m. to a car fi re on Mulberry Avenu e. Mtddleporl at 6:0:. p.m to 929 H.vs<'ll St f01 Carolyn Young to Vetera ns Memoria l Hosp ita l: Pomero.v a t 6:48p.m to a chimMy fi r e~ ~ the Tcr rv Cull ums rc<ldc nce at Hemlock Grove; Middlepor t Ftrc Departmen t "' 7 2.1 p m to structure ft rc at the MtllCI build mg in Ches htre Firemen spon.~or LONDON tUP it - The de· "gner of the bow ca rgo doors on the Ill-fated English Chann el fer r.v Hera ld of Free E nt er prise says it ~~;as" foolhardy .. to se t out to sea with more than ~>00 people aboard with the low-ly in g doors stt ll opl'n Trans por t Mini ste r J ohn Moore told a husht'd House of Commons on Monday th at tl dppears "an mrush of watrt' thro ugh the bow load ing doors" ol thP vessel ca used the dtsas tl' r But na,·a l archi tec t Jack Brow n defended h1s inven ti on as Rrita in mour nc·d th e loss of at lt•ast 134 Jives wiJCn the 8.000-ton \'C'SSt' l ca ps ized in cal m. sh(J II ow F'ridav rve nlng as i t waters clea r<'d the harbo r of Zeebrugge. Re lgtu m. bound for DovPr, England. Seve r a l sur v i vors have clct imed t hry saw crew m r n on the !owN vc htcle drck batt ering Saturday dance S) racuse Fire Departmen t is sponsoring a Sat urdd\' nt gllt dance at the Sy racu se Grade School. 8 to ll p.m . with mustc bv Mld.nlte Express. Admissto n $2. E\wyone 11 cleo me Pr r5 ident Reaga n ag~ in r nd ors ing th e moV£'. at lras t one of the .~Lated Racine Ball Associat ton wtll have stgn-up th ts Sa tu rdav a nd next Saturday. Marc il 21. lO a. m. to 12 noon. at Sou thern kindergarten building. Regist ratton $1 0. co ngrE'ss tona l committ ees probtng th r Iran arms Conlt a nt d "'a nda l ap pe:1 rs rea dy to seck i mm unil ~' lim itf'd from prosrru - tion fo 1 k C'\' w itn essrs . Lc.Jders ol bo th committcl's <J r rongrd to mer! latr today to Lodge slates Thursday meeting di scuss the issur loomin g l;u ge in thr ir in vc~ ti ga t io n s. and lhrre Shade Ri vet Lodge 4!i:\. Ches ter . will hold u regula r mrctmg 7:30p.m. Thursday. Refres hm ents will be servE'd we re pa nel In dica tions ~< as lhr Sr natP fur thet alo ng th an its House co unt rr part on thr scns1 tJ\•r mat tcr. Sen War re n Rud man, 11-N. H.. Masonic lodge meets t.onight thr co mmi tt.ec v1cc chili r ma n. Racine Masonic Lodge 461 meets tontghl a t 7 30 in regul.r session. All regul ar mas ter Masons invt ted. Candidate collects Senate race funds ~hapter honors _,_co_n_tm_u_"d_f_ro_m_r_a,;...g'-' ~-'-- l'!>rt showed a cash ba lance, as of F'('b. 28, of $83.70!i.97; including S21.41U1 , In gener al fund : $1!.0'•l19 street fund : $16,211.90 lire lund;. $21.366.50 wil t or re· venue; $2,796.66 revenue shar· lit~t: $.1,:143.76 slate hi ghwa)•; $2.121.48 cemet.l'ry: $2.400.97 wa t~r deposit : and $!;_1)0(1ce metery endowment . :Aletter from lhr Me igs Coun ty tiller Control office was 1cad (llvlslng that Ohio Clea n Up ,W('('k Is Aprll27 to Ma)· 7. Council ·will ,announce more deta ils r<'· t(ardlng village clea n up at a lal~r date. · Ben Petrel. pres ident of th e Board of Public Affairs. was ,Present to discuss with council specifications needed for elec t 1 i cal work to be completed at the aerator building. Robert .Jo hnson . ftrr chte f. repot·ted that a n adva nced fi re tra ining course wil l be <ta rtin g shortly fo r Raci ne fi rc·mcn. He a lso re port ed that three members ha\'C star trt l a bas ic courSI' and as ked council to app rove purchase of ma nua ls and workbooks fo r th<' basic class. Cou nctl also accepted repor ts from Mars hal J oe Kirbv and St r('t' l C'o mmissto ner ·Glenn Rizer. a nd accept ed the ma yor 's report showmg one case in Februa" wi th $1 ~.70 collected "' bond. Coun cil moved in to a one-hout· c•xecu ri vC> St?ss ion to dtscuss perso nn el matters. before re· ccssln g un ti l 7 p.m. Monday. Marc h lli. ,.. i to a la ndf111 or us ing leaves. grass an d stu bble for com post The di vision says if an a! ler na llvr to burnin g is no! avl:.l ilabl e. follow thesr prrca ut ions: -Always burn after 4 p.m when there is less wind . higher humidi ty a nd c o o l e r tr rnpera lu res - Kn ow applica ble loca l and state regula)ions. -Selec t n sale, cleared sit e fo r burning. free from over head obstr uctiO ns would be made altodav's meeting. A two-t hirds vole of the special panels would be needed to m ake an\ such gr ant But Rudm a n sat d he anti cipates a volt' in lhC' "n<'X I couple of weeks" and added. "It 's now Vt'lerans Memorial Monda ' Ad missto ns - Ora Stn cla ir. Pomeroy, Cat I Find ley. Reedsville..Jul ie Mi ller, Pome· ro': Darlene Hic ks, Pomer·o,: Engta John so n. Middlcporl : Jack Mi ller. Langsville Monda.v Dtsc hargcs - El ro) Kay lor w her e she was a churc h SC'Cretar,y. Survivi ng bes ides her mot her a rc her hu sband. Roland P Ll del, New Have n, onr d aughler, Marcia i\. Hoffman, Col umbus; !wo sons, C' r a1g S. Lid£>1. New Have n. Douglas R. Ltd<•!, IJc llevi llr. Il l : one brother. Rov A Buehrle, Fresno. Calif. six grandc hild re n. Srt·vices will be Wed nesda\' a t 1 :10 p.m. a t the New Ha,·cn Uni ted MethodiS t Chu rch wt th the Rev . Doy lc Pa yne offic ial mg. Buri al will follow in Sun r ise Memoria l Ga rd ens. !.eta rt. W.Va. Frie nds may ca ll at the Foglesong Funera l Home on Tuesday lrom 6-9 p.m. a nd 1! -:l!l-l ::lO p. m. on Wednesday. In lieu of flowers, the family 1 eques ts ·co ntribu ltons be made to the New Haven United Mel ho· dis t Chu rc h or th e New Tr ibes M ISSIO n . William F. VanMt>ler Willta m f' VanMeter, 68, Ma so n. W.Va . dted Moncla v in Pleasa nt Val ley Hos pitaL Born Nov R. 1918, in Cedar Crovr, W. Va . he was the son of Kalil' Nollge VanMeter, Mason. and th e late Okoy VanMeter Sr . who died in 198o. HC' was a r~? ti red coa l m inPr fro m Mctgs Mine No. 2. Surv ivors bestdes his mot her include his wife. Luella F . Va nMeter . Mason; two daugh· tors. Bonnie Du rs t. Cott agc\lille, W.Va .. Cheryl Jenkins. Ph il ippi, • W.Va .. one so n. Mi chael Van Meter, Mason: thre<' ststcrs. Eva Gibbs, Hosa ii E' Roush. bolh from Ma son, Flora Brrws 1rr. Loga n. W.Va: stx brot h e r ~. Winfi eld. Ok ey ..Jr. .. John L.. Geo rge H , and .Jack ie L, a ll from Ma<on. and .lames E VanMeter Boston. Mass .. foUl grandchildren. He 11 dS preceded in death b,· onr so n. Larr y Lee Va nM eter who d ied tn 1978. Sc rvtrcs wil l be Th ur<da)' a t 2 p.m . at tilE' Fogleso ng Funt't'a l Home wtl h th <' Hcv. Bennie Stc1 r ns and the Rev (;po rge Hosc hat officiat mg. Burial ll'i ll be in Kirk la nd Mr mot·Ja l Gunlr ns F r iends mJ\' cal l .::~1 thr fun et a! home on Wcdne<da,· from;~ . ;) an d 7-9 p. m . · fo r ward . Carole Lee Staats. :.6. Rout e 2. Ridge Road. Point Pleasa nl.d ted Monda\ c'vcning at Pleasa nt Va lley Hospital She was born May 7. 19.!0. m Nltt·o, W.Va .. lo lh t' late Geo rge R and Mace! .lcflet·s Cook . Surv tvmg arc her. husband, Charles F:. "Tubby'· Staa ts Sr.: two daugh'ters. ·M rs. Burm a Akers, Nit ro. Mrs. Donn a Ad· ktns . Poin t Pleasant : three sons, Charles E. Staat s II. Point Pleasa nt . Terry Lee Staats. Cli ftO n. W.Va. David "Tony" Stdats. Rut la nd; fo ur sisters. Mrs. Max in e Cross. Was hin gton D.C., Mt s. Don s Lemon. Mrs. Lo is Skidm ore, a nd Pa tncia Cook, all from Nitro: three brot het s. Millard P. Cook and Donald E. Cook, both of St Al ba ns. W.Va .. Ric hard Cook. Alexa ndri a, Va , • nd 11 gra nd child ren. &'n iccs wi ll be at I 30 p.m Thu rsday in th e Crow-HussC'I I Funeral Home with the Rev. .Jerry Scott officia tin g Buria l will be in K ir ~ l a nd Memorial Gardens. Friends may call all he funera l home on W ednesd a~· fro m 2-4 and 7-9 p m. tCon tinu ed from Page 1t were 600 without work in Janu ary percent - in .Janua ry. Its jobless r8 te fell from 1:1 percent in. DeccmbN to 12.9 in Jan uary, OBES said Vin to n's .January indica ting that fr om a n estt- J9R6 jobless level was Jij.2 ma led work force of 4.800, there percent. Rutland lays off thr rlghl to revoke the permi t> if !COntinu ed from Page 11 necessa r:v·. E lliot , Guy Hun ter and .Jerry Black, council president. Dav id Dav is, vil lage ma lnle· nance superviso r, repor ted t)1 at the prese nt village-owned law n Ohio weather mower is in need of extensive -C heck weat her conditions repa irs Council is looking int o and don't bu rn on drv, wind y purc has ing a new mower. hln p:· · · days. ing upon vi llage fin ances. - Kee p f! re fl ghlln g tools handy, Incl uding shovel, ra ke · Village clean-up da ys in Ru and wa ter supply. lland have been tentat ively sc he· -Usc approved, sale tras h duled for May i ·o on Sa lem bu rnet'S and barrels. Street, New Lima Road and the -Stay with the li re unlll II is alley aro und the element ary completely out. schooL Clea n-up day for Mai n. The threa t of forest fi res does Brick a nd Depot stree t areas will not diminish until vegetables be May 6. becomes green. Res ldenls needIng to repo rt a forest lire should Present for the recent meeting contact thei r loca l lire depart· In add ition to Fink and Va n men! or Milliron at Shade River Meter, were Councilmen Dav id Wi lkes.. Steve J enk ins, Herb State Fores t, 614·378-61 16. grtti ng 10 thr !im r \\ l ' ltaV(' to gJ\'C' 1t urgr nr ron~Jdc r a ! mr1 . · Rccr nt com mc-nts l rom s('\ · rral co mm itt rr mC'm ber s lwvr indi ca 1rd r PnclJness for J drc 1SJOn menI donatiO n of $1 o3 million to " relief fund and ordered a n in ves ti ga tion under Hi!(h Court J udge Sir Mar tin Sheen, an ,. x p c rt o n m ar 1 I i m e catastrop hes. According to the lat es t casu· a ll \· toll rel eased bv Fla nders prov incial gover nor Oli vier Vanncs te tn BelgiUm. 409 people were resc ued. o:l ,bodtes we re reco,·crr'd and 81 people were miss ing and pres umed dead. Most vic· 1ims were British Rhine army personn r l. vaca tionrrs and bu siness people·. Middleport will i\ seco nd readi ng was gi\·cn a new flood da mage protectio n ord in a nee Ma)'Or Hoffman repot· ted that he atte nded a me~tm g in Colum bus on f'eb. 21i to h~· " aspects of ru ral t r<:~ n spor1at,io n l und r rd uc !tons in JqRH. both in sl at e and fE'drra! mo n iC'S Acc;o n hng to wh.\1 1~ known about thosr redu ct ions no'.\ , at thC' vrry wors t M1dd lrpor t wou ld lose only ~5. 000 a 'ea r for Ihi' publte It unspot tal ton s\S tcm now oprra ted throug h the Blue Strea k Cab Co. It w,ts disclosed at the meetin g also th"t a pplica tions lor gran ts dPi.lll ng with rura l publw tbJnspmta tton will br morr compC' !rtivf' tn th e tutu r·r. th P m~wor sa rd Clran· up wt•(• k sri :\ IC't!rr wa s JC'<~cl from SlC','P tCont tn ued fro m Page ] I had requ ested that a part of the moncv from the sa le of the Har tt ngcr property on Third A' cnu c. be t1 scd for bleac hers fat· the park satd th at lt c had met wi rh ! he' Rrcreatw n Commiss 1on a nd M"yo r Hoff man and mem bers of the commi ssion feel that upg1a ding the bas ketball co ur" wo uld be ·a l>ett er p roject that the purchase of bleac hers Tt1r commiss ion mr mbc'rs are see unn g cs ti matrs on the costs in1 olvcd in the upgrading and wi ll att end co unrtl meetin g to prrscnt flgurf'~ LIS soon as thPy C:IIT' [IVUl!D bl f'. /\!lend in g the session were M,I\' Or Hof l ma n . Cle rk Treasurer Jon Buck. a nd Counci lmen Horto n. r. it morc. J ack Sallcrftt'ld an d Wtllt am Wal ters. Powell ol the Mctgs County Offtcc of Lill t'r C'o nt101 askt ng t h<~t thr rommun it v rst~bli s h clea n-up 11 eek fat· Apri127-i'il:ly 2 () ll d a~sUJ mg tlw !ow n that somr support wi ll be a\·a iiabl<' dun ng t h ~Jt South Central Ohio ' Clear tonight . Wtlh a low between 15 and 20. lncreas in!1, cloudiness Wedn esday , wi th highs between 35 and 10. The probabilit y or precipita ti on is near zero · thro ugh Wednesday. Winds will be light and sou· theasterly tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Thursday through Saturday i\ chance of ra in or snow Thursday , with fa ir weather Friday and Saturday. Highs will range lrom 351o45 each day, with overnight lows in !he 20s. Meigs girls on '· their way to regionals -Page 4 Ohio Lottt•n·• Daily Number 444 0 PICK-4 8019 • at y Vol.36. No.216 wrok thr ough tlw r ounl\ Council had no problem wit h the dates St' l fot clean up week. offt~e Council P n •:-; icl f' nt ll or I on . t .~ .li n \'Oi r (•cl co mpl~lint s t~gwn s t thr rablr trlrvi sion 'lcrvicr of !hC' t Q\vn Coun cilman G1lmorr. who A. KEBLER Ill, KEBLER BUSINESS SERVICE II 18 E. Main St. Pomeroy, Oh. 457119 PHONE 614-992-7270 If you would care to meet a CPA and talk about what they can do for your company - call us. We would be happy to visit with no obligation to you. You just won't find a better value for your in· surance premium dollar than a Homeowners policy from the State .Auto Companies. As an independent agency representing State Auto, we offer truly outstand· ing protection packages for .houses. apartments and condominium units. 214 EAST MAIN POMEROY __ JJ .,...,.,.. 992·6687 State Auto ,. . ,. Equity Money Service makes borrowing less taxing. It's good to know that when you borrow through our Equity MoneyService, the interest can still be deducted on your income tax return . And because you're using the security of the equity you have in your home, we can offer you Equity Money at a very low rdte. To find out about turning your home equity into ready cash, contact your nearest BA.t\JKONE office or call us at 742·2888orat 1·800·824·6954 MoNEY·skkV!cE. 2 Sect•ons. 22 Pages 26 Cents A Mulhmed•a lrtc Newspaper Fashion show's proceeds will benefit school By NANCY YOACHAM Chapman said Ihal 400 tickets Sentinel Stall Writer at $4 each will bE' sold fo r the Hall of the pro&!eds from show. If the show Is a sellout, $800 ticket sales for this year's spring will go to the school lor the new fashion show, sponsored by the library and computer research Pomeroy Area Merchants Asso- center. to be located in whHI is ciation. will benefit Pomeroy currently the teacher's lounge The new library will be a Elementary School. Annie Chapman , of the mer· memorial to Robert Morns, who chants as social ion, reported on was principal at Pomeroy Elc the progress of the fashion show mentary lor many years before at Tuesday's meeting of the his death lhts winter, Chapman Pomeroy Area Chamber of said. Commerce. The fashion show is scheduled Chapman explained that half · for Thursday, April 2, in the of this year' s ticket sales will be Pomeroy Elementary School given to the school to be used to gymnasium, with a social at 6:30 expand library facilities. which p.m . and Ihe show at 7. Chapman are now Inadequate. said a shopper's mart with several displays will be avatlable for browsing-during the social hour. In addition to other minor changes in this year 's form at, there will be parking assistan ce, she said. and advised that tickets be purchased ea rly a t the var ious Pomeroy locations soon to be announced. Mary Powell, of th e merchant s assoctation, and Paul Gera rd, of th e chamber, re ported on activi ties which are being planned for Easter. Gerard said the Easter Bunny will make a personal appearance in Pomeroy to pass out treat s. Powell said an "anything as long as it's wearable" Easter Bonnet Parade will also be held during the season for homemade hat s, recycled hats, etc. There will be categories fo r children. teens and adults, depending on the number of entries received. with prizes in each cat egory. To encourage part icipa tion. Powel l said local merchants will be asking some of their regular cus tomers to ent er the pa rade, although cu stomers are under no obligation to do so. Gerard also spoke br iefl y about the annual Heritage Weekend celebration. He said plans will be und erway earlier than usual this year in order to make the weekend 's activities bett er than ever Although a commtttce of eight to 10 people is lo be formr d to over see act lvit ies, Gcrmd sa id he is ·•open fo r suggestions" from a nyone. He sa id thi s year 's btce nt Pnn ta l ,lnni v ('r ~a r v of the Nor thwest Territory wllllikl'ly be included tn Heritage Weekend He also encouraged chamber membcts to begin thinkin g of wa ys to relebrat r Pomeroy's sesqulcl' n· tenmal (]50 year s~ anni ver sa r y, which comes in two years. Btl! Neu se, pres id ent of chamber, said a golf tournament may also be scheduled m co njunction with Heritage Weekend ZEEBRUGGE, Belgium iUPI J - Britain's Prince Cha· rles helicoptered over the site of Europe's worst, peacetime maritime disaster today, saying hts .country owes a debt of gratitude to Belgium for lis rescue opera· lion after a Brit ish ferry capsized in the North Sea. · The prince began a two-day scheduled visit to Belgium with a brl~l stopover in Zeebrugge. where olflclals said he vlsite<l .. with navy pesonnel, divers and other rescuers who helpe<l save 409 pa~s~ngers of the Herald of Free !j:nterprise car ferry that capsize<! Friday with an esti,,; ,.,.•• ~t!l!f ~3 Jli!Dple aboard, most of •. • lliem£rltons. ·· ' . .Before flying to Brussels where he was welcomed by Prime Minister Wlllrl e d Martens, he flew by helicopter over the partially submerge<! hull of the 8,000-ton ship lying on its side a mile from Zeebrugge and visited wllh hospitalize<! survivors of Europe's worst maritime disaster. since World War II. The Friday night disaster clal!lle<l 5:1 lives and 81 are missing, presumed drowned a!· ter they were trapped in the l)ull of the roll-on. roll-off ferry when II mysteriously capsized in less than a minute In ralm seas while en route to Dover, England. Saying Britain owes Belgium Counsel seeking delay on • • unmuntty By JUDI HASSON WASHINGTON (UPli- .John Poindexter and Oliver North, two of the major ligures in the !ran-Contra scandal refusing to talk, almost certainly will not testily to Congress under a grant or Immunity until the end of May, lawmakers say, Leaders of the select House ~nd Senale panels Investigating the scandal are trying to Iron out ditferences about whether and when to grant immunity !rom prosecution lo gel testimony from such pivotal players. But they were unable to reach a decision Tuesday, as lndepend· ent prosecutor Lawrence Walsh sought a !io-day delay on the Issue I rom a Housepanpl mlndlulolhis concerns. The delay Is Important to Walsh because he Is still devploping his criminal probe or the case with an eye to possible Indict· ' ments, and any Immunity would protect witnesses from prosecu· lion lor anything they say under Immunity . Asked II he was please<! with his meeting Tuesday, Walsh said, "I'm not satisfied, but I think (a brief delay I would be a lair balance." He was expected to make a similar request today to the Senate committee, and Chair· Nease reported Iha I res ponse to tht' chamber-sponsored Pomeroy post card contest has bee n sslow, with onl y about el~hl entries Nease hopes other ama· leur photographers will enter pictures A savi ngs bond Is top prize. In final ma tters, a motion to writ e a lr l tPr to the s tatr direc tor of the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services oppos ing the closure of the Pomeroy OBES olllce passed unanimously . Pomeroy Is at the bottom of the stale's th trd-phasc closing list and no definit e closing has bee n set. Tht• chamber met a t Pomeroy Trinit y Church. Speaker searches for more funding Royalty views. site of ferry disaster "a great debt of gratitude," Prince Charles !old rescuers the disasler would have been much worse had it not been lor their efficient operatton m getting people out of the vessel quickly By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS !UPl i - Ohio House Speaker Vernal G. Rille Jr .. D·Ncw Boston. recognizing the sta tp' s budget constraints, says he'd like to find a nother$.100 million to $4[)(1 million to puml' The nearly 500-foot ferry, int o edu cation du r ing th e next owned by Townsend Thoresen , is two yea rs on the floor of Zeebrugge harbor But Riffe also sa id Tuesday he on Its port side in :mIOfI of water. may ha ve lo rework the entire The salvage company Smll 1988·89 budget proposal or Gov. International has scheduled 35 Ri cha rd F Celeste later this working days to weld attachment month because hl' Is getting points to the red-and-while ferry , A!I;I'OUAL EVENT - Many local residents took signals II may not be balanced. lng I he activity. Answi!rlng preliminary qut'stlons enabling two powerful lugs to lime to donate blood at the Red Croos Bloodmobile Riffe s aid he will be receiving and j(('ltlng her hlood prc.surt• cllt'l'ked Is Meigs pull II upright . drain It , remove updat es on (c venu c estimates held Monda)' at Meigs High School. Sponsored by student Tamm,v Staats by BC'ISf•y I.caeh, R.N. 1\l the cargo of trucks and cars and the student council, th<' Meigs hlood drive Is an tram the Legislative Budget the •·hed-ln lahlt• In hack art' Brian R•·•·d and tow It to port annual l'Vent, with nurse Sharori Tht•is~ ~vnseeOffice ear ly nrxl week, and will Shirley Scull, R.N. check to see !!they cover pla nned ex penses. " II I'm told that this budget Is out of balance by the LBO, we'll ha ve to s tart all over," said Rille. WASHINGTON I UP I ! resolution to cut off all uid to the sary weapon to block the resolu· planned to usc toda y's skirmish The Speaker was not ready to House Democratic leaders, c on~ U.S.·backed rebels trying to tlon - his veto pen - but they over Rea gan 's request to release say wh<'fe he would get the ceding they will lose thE' battle overthrow Nicaragua 's leftist noted Reagan will be back to Ihe fin al $40 million of last year's money lo balance I he budget and but hoping to win a war. pushed a government. Included in thai ban Congress this yea r with a requ est package to t ~ ll him the votes arc add to education. Bulhe sald hels parliamentary light to the floor was the final $40 million Ins tal- for $l0o mill ion in new aid to the not there lor another round of al rea dy makin g his own Inquiries Contra a id . of the chamber today In a bid to lmenl of $100 million in aid Contras for llsca11988. "We have tM responsibilit y to and will consult with his Finance That reques t will be s ubj ec t to halt U.S. ald. to th~ Nicaraguan approved by Co ngress last year. say what we believe and !;1y the Co mmlll cc expert s on various Contra rebel s. Speaker Jim Wright of Texas defeat by majority vote or either ease for a posit ive policy In Latin phases of the budge t. Primarily as a backlash to the and majority leader Tom Foley the House ,or Senate. and Rca· America ," Wright sa id Tuesday. · "Th ere' s some Indication there Iran-Contra scandal. the lead er· of Washington said they realize gan's veto ca nnot be used If no " I don't think the$10o million will might be som e mon ey to be bill comes to his desk. ::.....:::...:.:::.;;~:, to vote on..;a,...,._P_re_ s ident Reagan has the necesbe approved." found ," he said. The Hou se leaders, therefore, Riffe told reporte rs he would like to be abl e to give primary and secondary schools, colleges and universities enough to ollset the 2 per cent rat e of Inflation. Under the Ce les te administra tion budget plan. primary and secondary eclu catlon would re· Takin g less than ll v<' minutes C<'ive only $:1.:1 million more In General Telephone Co. or Ohio wants to know what customers to a nswer over the phone, the 1988 tha n th ey have this year think of their phone se rvice. So It ques tions arc designed to mea· an Increase of 0.1 Pt>rcent. The sure Impressions in the follow ing Increase In fiscal 1989 would be asks. "That's wha t we do eve ry categor ies: 4.4 perce nt. The two-year basic Telephone install ation, repair. education budget Is $3 blillon . weekday. And then we use the responses as a ya rdsti ck on how handlin g or calls req ues tin g new Coll eges and unlv ~ r s lt tcs service or changes In servic e. would receive less than $~million we ' re doing and as a sounding board lor needed Improve· direct-d ia ls lo ng-di sta nce calls, more In l'l ~~ than th is year - an local calling, direc tory ass ist- 0.4 percent lnl'rcase. Another 7.3 ments," said G. Dan Boone, GTE 's so ul he rn di v is ion ance, operatOI'• asslstr d long· percent would b<' added In 198R di sta nce calls and monthly "I 'd like to at least Sl'f' thrm manager. bllltng. co me In line with Inflation," said Developed In 1977. thi s ~ro­ "The result s provide lnlorma· Rifle. " I think that 's about 2 gram focuses on results of tan ongoing phone survey to plnpolnl lion on bo th a current and trend perc<'nt. Th at fl!(ures out to wh at areas customers perceive basis." said Boone. "We use roughly $:1(J(I million to $100 as satisfactory or needing lm· TEu·CEL to help us detl.' rmlnc million ." Rille ~a id prc llmlnarv discusprovement. Walker Reasearch. accept able service levels, set of Indianapolis, Ind ., an lnde· pri orities on alloca tin g capital sions with 1h•· LBO have lndl · pendent firm , helped develop the resources and evalua te and sub· caled tht' budgrt "v<'ry w~ll stanll ate our objec tives ... could b<' " out of bal a nrr ." plan and conducts the surveys. "This conllnuous program proWh en the hudg et goe• to th(· Called TEL-CEL . lor Telephone Customer Ex pectatio n vldl.'s comprehensive a nd statis- Senate, It will b<' In balun cr. " Level, the program seeks custo· tica lly secure ln!ormutlon." he vowed Rifle. "I will not send an mers' opinions In eight major added. About 1,000 survey calls unbalan ced budget out or th~ ca tegories. Do they reel the arc made sta tewide each month Hous e. It 's again s t th(' NOT IN AGREEMENT - President Reagan, seen above with service Is exce llent. good, lair or cover in g a ll T E L -CE L Constllutl on... Sen. Robert Dole, R·Kan., Indicated Tuesday thai he does not ca tegories Meanwhllr, th e Sc nat~ unpoor? al{ree with his daughter, Maureen, thallonner national security So what do CTE's cus tomers animous ly vot l'd to make per· " We don't wa nt our cus lomers aides John Poindexter and Oliver North should he eourt·marllaled think about ser v ic e·~ manent a law that requires court be just satisfi ed we want our to lor not keeping him lnlormed about the Iran arms·Conlra aid "The trend lends lo flu ctuat e ln officials to supply In format ion to service to be good or excellent ," scheme. "I gave up arguing with my daughter long ago," Reagan dllle ~e n t cat egories from month victims .of rrlm e about the said Boone. "TEL·CE L resull s said. (UPJ) help us Identify problem area s so to month. That Is due In part to proceedings that have to do with man Daniel Inouye. D·Hawal!, Its lvvesllgallon by Au g. 1 and the we know where to make weath er. whi ch ca n lnfiuence the crime. said II Is now unlikely either House panel is under an Oct ober Improvements." results du ring severe periods." The tempora ry law , now lour Poindexter, a Navy rear adml· deadline. yean old, requires prosecutors "Our employees see the resulls he said. rat. or North, a Marine lieutenant "But overall , In the southern to notify viet lms of th~ date, lime With the senators talking to too, " he said. " so they know colonel, will testily before either Walsh. the House panel arranged where our customers think we di vis ion , the pictu re Is Improving and place or the trial, or the date panel unlllthe end or May. and the res ults refl ect our lime and place tor final dlsposJ. a meeting today to discuss the need to Improve. " Inouye also said the Immunity status of Its lnvesllgallon or the Residential and single- line bus- company's co mmitment ro qual· lion of the charges. Issue could delay !he start ·Of secret sales ot U.S. arms to Iran Iness customers are represente<l tty service," he noled. Another provision requires public hearings, now expecte<l to and the scheme to divert prollls In the survey. A similar survey The past three yea rs have three weeks notice to victims II begin In mid-April . His Senate to Nicaraguan Contra rebels. GTE started last yea r polls shown Improvement, Boone sa id, the offender Is btln~ considered panel has a mandate to complete lor parole or a pardon . multi· line bus iness customers. (Conunued on Page 8) Salvage operations continued today at the s ite of the wreck. but official s said they do not expect to recover bodies trapped in the hull for at least three weeks- too late for them to be identifiabl e Leaders press fight against Contra aid Customer's opinion important to GTE .i ,.,. _____ ent1ne Pomeroy - Middleport. Ohio, Wednesday, March 11, 1987 • Copyrighted 1987 Partly Cloudy tonight, with a low between 25 and 30. Partly cloudy Thursday, with highs In the mid 40s. The prohabllity of precipitation Is . 20 percent tonight and near ......_....~ 1.ero again Thursday , • M oore announced a gover n- The chann el is one of tlw wor ld 's bus ies t tourist and bust· ness waterways, ca rryi ng mil· lions of peo ple between Bt ita in and mai nland E urope. Carol•· l,.t•t• S1aals Area unemployment._ __ Forest fire season begins The threat of spring fo res t fi res Is prevalent at this time. J tm Milliron. Sh ade River State Forest, said toda y. The Ohio Division of Forest ry reports that the spr ing fores t season began March 1 and continues until Ma y :n. In thl.' spring of 1986, Go\' . Richard Cl.'les te ba nned open burning In response to one or the worst lire seasons In 15 years Tills year could eas il y b(' a repea t due to the lack or snow whic h had not packed down leaves whi ch tell last fall. Thi s mea ns they wi ll ~rn easter. Continued warm weather combined with little precipitation a nd spring winds will put Ohio In a potent ial ly ~rtous !Ire. season. Mil liron l'ilports. Forestllres d<'stroy In ad dition .fo valuable limber, li ves a nd Jlometl. This loss Is du e primarily lo t)le careless burning of rrsi· denlial debris and litter , the division reports . The divis ion ilclvlaes that lndlvldua Is should tonalder alternatives to burning, iuch as hauling houst:>hold trash II . Lidcl. 62. New lia,·c n. W Va . died Mo nday morn lllg tn Pleasa nt Va l lev liosptt al. Sit e was bor n -\ ug 2:>. 1 92~ . in S1oux f'a li s. S D . to Hazel I Anderson Buehr le. Sioux Fa lls. S [), and lhr la te Elvin W. Ruchcle. She was a mem ber of the New Haven Umted Meth odiS t Chu rc h Lcor<~ ' sa id no decis ion on immunit y Area deaths Lt•ora A. Lidel WASHINGTON 1 UP! ! Mc tzc nbdu m ' atsed Soo<.tKIII Cleveland Mayor Georgi' Voino- fo r all oll 988- about the sa mP vlch has already a massed a amount Votnov ich ro llectrd in C(lnslderable warches t lor his six months- bt1t ·h ad co nstde raplanned race In 1988 against S<' n. ble head sta rt over poss ible Howard Met zcnbaum. ri vals wtlh $1 mtllton in th e ba nk ' Volnovlch has co mplained that as of .Ja n. I, 198o, from pas t he will never be a ble to ma tch fund- raisi ng effort s Metzenbaum In ca mpa ign dona· Mc tzenbaum 's account . has tlpns, but Federa l Elec tion Co m· ea rn ed $160.000 m inl<'rcst and ll!isslon ligures sa id othrrwisc.1 \div idends during t ~ e las t two '011' FEC said the Republ ican · yC'a r s n\ayor raised $ ~>54 . !XJO In the la st More th an half of Vo inovich's he! r ofl9Hii. fi rs t 864 contnbu tot s dona ted at :Most of Volnovlr h's monrv was talsed at his :,Oth birthdav pa rt )' . leas t $500. and onc-lh<rd gave at aha!lair attended by 1.200 peop!P lrast $1,000. Some 29 peo pl e' gave J)IIY 14 and Ihal may have ra ised $2, 000, the ma ximum indtvidual co ntribullon allowed by Ia \\ . as much as $000,000. The Its! of Voinovtch contribu: Republican Re p . Bo b tors includ es sevPr al senior v1rc McEwen, who also is co nsider ing pt·es idents, chairmen and chief epterlng the race. had $19!i.!XJO cxecu t ivrs officrrs of Ia rgr l~!t over from his successful corporatio ns. rr·electlon campaign. harbor wtth them sti ll open. tf With 250 crossings a day, the that is what happened. was · Free E nt erprise and ot her fer· · · r fool hardy," hr said. ries pre also majo r carrtt>rs o He said the door svstem was co mmercial fr elghl in truck des igned for a life of 20 year s. six 1rat' lers In bot h d t· r~ct ' lon s round tn ps a day, 12 openings In Pa rliament and at a news and l 2c losingsda ilyfor50weeks co nference, Moore decline<! to a yea r on th e cross-c hannel run say il the doors were open before between Bn ta ln and mai nla nd the ferry went down or wheth er Eu rope. The Herald of Free they were IDI'Ced apart by some En terprise wc·nt in to serv ice in other fac tor. 1980 But hesaidthcgover nmenthas ordl'red immcdi alec hcc ks on the Ma ny au th or ittes have specu· opera Iion of all door mechanisms Ja ted lhal a sudden shi ft ing of on cross-c hannel ferries sailing sea water ballas t from one side to fro m British ports. From now on, anot her led to a tilltngof the boil I "a ll ope nings in th e hull and th at , co upled with open bow superstt uctu r<' must be closed doors. il llowed water to be before they proceed to sea," he· sucked in abo ve deck as it moved satd • • Immunity Committee may favor Wi\SHJ J\GTON tU P lt- Wtth Baseball, wftball sign-up with heavy too ls at tltestill·opcn bow doors in an apparent btd to close them as the vessel accelera ted out of Zeebr ugge harbor to beat a heavy cross-c urrent spawned by a n unu sua lly high tide in the, narrow Nort h Sea chan neL Brown. in ter viewed by Indopend ent Telev ision News, said the hydra uli c door system he des igned had -four manu ally opera ted stages that once closed. 'properly co uld not be opened by a<;ctdenl. " I ca n' t for the life of me Ima gine why they would wont to be htlling these it ems. 1 would go fur ther to say th at eve n If they were workin g on the doors on the vt~ssl'l as it was movmg out of the inner ha rbor to the out er harbor. 11 is' very ques ti onable seamanshtp to leave, the doors open... he satd. " In fac t. to go out of the outer �,Commentary Inside South. Africa ----~W_ill_iam_A_._Rus_h_er The ·Daily Sentinel ·I lll Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE ~IEIGS-MASON AREA ~lb ~m~ ~'--~·~d·~ 'q:lv ROBERT L. WINGE'IT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD BOBHOEFUCH General Manager Assistant Publisher/ Controller A MEMBE R ofThe Umted Press In ternational, Inland Dally Press Association and !he American Newspaper Publishers Associa tion LETTERS OF OP INION arf' wt•ll'Omc They should be Jess I han nl words long All leit er s aresubj E:'Cl to((lltlng and ITI.I st bP sl,l:!ned wllh name, address and telephone number No unslgnOO letters will be publl ~hed LetlNS should be In goOd ta stt•, <~ddresstng l s~U t'S, Page- 2-The Daily Sentinel • ~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio · Wednesday, March· 11, 198i: JOHANNESBURG, South Africa - This Is my eighth visit to South Afr ica in the past 25 years. Thrs time l am one of about .10 journalist s and ed uca· tors on a fact-finding tou r organIzed and financed by the Rev . Su n Myung Moon's World Media Assocra tion. We will~ spending two weeks talking to spokesmen for ju st about ever; Imaginable position on South African a!fatrs, from Pr es ident P.W Boiha and US Amba ssador Edward Perkins to Soweto firebrand Nthato Mo· Ilana and and Zu iu chief Mangosuthu Buthclezr Our group itself boasts a varrety of t ale nt s and a spectrum of opinions, tncludin g as it does former .~sslstant secret ary of state Stefan Halper, Sou ther n Christian Leadership Conference natio nal vice president John Nellles , and former Hudson Institute president Dr. Max Singer, to mention only th ree of my colleagues. Not even the Jet age has mana ged to bring South Afrrca really close to American shores. Our trip Involved a seven-hou r flig ht from Washington to Londorl, another 51\ hours en route from London to a r efueling stop on llha do Sol in the Cape Verde I sla nd s (where we watched a Soviet transport plane take off for A ngola with a fresh supply of Cuban troops) and a final eight - hour haul southeastward to Johannesburg. We have spent the tnp's first several days In this capital city of South African business, and naturally l seized the opportunity to to inquire wnat effect eco nomic ~ "c,tjons against South Afnc _, imposed by Congress over President Reaga n's veto, are hav mg Precisely as predicted by all of us who opposed them all along, they are )laving almost every effect save the one Intended by those who f avored them The hope of these supporters was that sa nctions would 11o quote one paper) "jolt the South African government" Into aban- u.s. not personall1lcs, Letter to the Editor i' Thanb fnr the .mpport Th~ Pa r tlund PTO has JUSt finished ano lh•·r fin~ st•uson ol basketball due to th e tremendous support of the p('(]p ie Therr are many words th at coulcl br sard but not In j ust a lew shan linPs. That rs whv I wou ld like to tak <' this ltme to Sd\ "thanks" to lh •· parflnl s, C'O.lr h(ls, advJsC>rsand to all others tha t made rt pos sibl e. A t la st but not least. a smcerr thanks Is du e ro the studrnts who participated as players or chC'Cr leaders. Th eir participation and · intrrcst wa s l'ery mu ch enjowd b1 all Dt' bor ah Rizer Por tland PTO or They deserve a Lnt of credit would lrke to thank yo u for pulling rn t hP nrw spa p<'t .rll the lett<'r' to the ~ditor Flu t in the Jusl.tfllCk YO U pul In \ 'OU Sitghl I WISh ,YOU WOUld 11 11 1s not to(J murh !'11'01 correct madr cl rrou bl <· I ha\'C put rn) our p.<per· " h.rr I fell wa s fair dod what I though t was r ight. Si nce I pur the artrc·Je in about thr· Southwester n bas· ketball gam<' , I " ""' ll't'et\l'd two t(~ llrl :-; from pa rr•nlS .tt Sout hu estern than king me for the art rcte Th rngs lhr\ would Thank.~ [)u r mg the pa st SC'ason I ha vP WI illf'n two lc iiC'r s to rhe editor Som e thrngs I h<~ve S<rid somr pr•opiC' m a.1 nor hm·c· lr kPd. Hut I IC'<'i I was f<r lr and I would not hm r written 1 i,L: hl 01 havc llkedtoputmbutdrdn ' t Sol think I hav e aecomplishrd a lot. So thank vou fore' et v rhrng you have done It will probably be a long time before I hav<' any lhmg lo gripe about hut I wish if you could pleas<· publish t ht s las t ar tr!'it • for me Thr mrslake vo u made. rt should bee n Coac h Ronnie Qulll~n and Coach Pullins. l thi nk he deserves a lot of cred rt . T hank \ 'OU Willl,rm T . Kimes Racrne for a jnh well done basketba ll l hrm I haq• 1rt'f'J\f'd lr11 r1s from people• thunking Ill<' for lhC'm . The Lll'lirlr· ... I wrotf' to thr 0d it o1 ha vr ,Jiw,i\ s bC'e n publtshed b\ the paper The prop,le of Meigs Co unt\ shou ld be thankful th,JI we ha\e such a serl'iceas thi s. If vou plr k up st' \ rr al newspa per s \ 'OU don' t SPP thiS i n lhPII papPI S Whrn I piek up The n arl\ Sentinel. thi s is one of th0 first thrngs I look for. So I would like to thank thC' ~di t or of Th0 Darlv Sentinel fo'r allowrng propiP like myself ro "rite these arti cles and for lhPm to publish them and if a p~rson h11 s somcthr ng tha t he feel s should be sa id. that ot her p~ople wou ld be rntrrrst r d in 10 send it rnto the SC'ntin el and to thank >·ou. st r . fo r publishing thesr .rrllrles and thank vuu The Datil' SPnrrnrl for a job "ell done. Thank \'OU Wrlliam T . Kim~s Support for I he band direclnr MPigs ll r~ h Sc·hooll3a ncli)rr P<' tor , Mi ss l.or i 1\ling• •r is up for ron t mC't 1c'ncwal. Ou r hand n('t'd' I hi' stahrli l\ of ~~ rrturnm .c h .~nd d1rrc·tot a ft rr I hf' (' O n ~ liJ nt I urn m t~ l in t hf' pas 1 .\ ('UJ'S We "uu ld ltkt • to show nu r , upporl fnr t ht' rr nrual ol her contn.H'I Pll'.1sP ~ hO\\ \OUI .sup doning Its segregationist poli- · ...' cles. On the contrary, it Is agreed . .. by political analysts right across · • · the South African oplnlonagalnst •·· . further concession s to the bl acks, put an end to the good will toward . ., America that President Rea- . •. gan's policy of "constructive engagement" had engendered, and strengthened th e support of the Botha government among the ·· whit e voters so spectacularly · ' that Bolha has called an election for May 6 to cash in on rt. On the economic side, the , , " sa nctions· have thrown substa n- , .. tlal number s of blacks out of · • work I once again, as opponents "'"" predicted ) -an es pecially pain - ,; ( lui wound in a country whose ~ ' unemployed hav e no dole to fall . ; back on. Soqth African businessmen have been picking up the assets of departing U.S. firms for a so ng. So uth Africa's Roman .,. Cat)lOiic bishops have is su~d a " statem ent admilling that sane- . Irons (which they have favored) have proved a di sastr ous mistake. course, in the long run "' after South African entrepreneurs have m ade some quick mon ey filhng the gaps open ed b;· >,, the US. sa nction s - the con tmued shortage of foreign capital for fresh investment ought to ,, begin to slow down the South African eco nomy . To the ex tent that it can. the government will try to all~vlate the resulting ·., black unemployment by giving these workers jobs, in mining and elsew here, currently held by visiting workers from Lesotho, Swaziland, Mozambique and elsewhere - thu s shifting the <~ . .rmpact of sanctions to these hapless nei ghboring states. But the long-term effect on South Africa' s bl acks Is bound to be purl b' ai!Pnd rn g lht• Mall h 17 MPr~ s Board mr ·P trng at thC' Middl eport ,Junior Htgh at 'i p m . Your support w ill be gtrat i)· su ppor ted Pegg\ A StPve ns, Part\ Ar nold .. John W Tiltrs Sr , Do nn a Ti lli s. .Jud\ Caruthrrs Robert Carut hers. Fona Smith. Co nnie Dodson. Mr. and Mrs Don Mavt's The Lighter Side What's a bad egg among friends? By DICK WEST WASHIN GTON ! UP! I - In one of Its publications, the Phlllrps Petroleum Co offrr s somr trps on " how to lose friends and infuriate people." That accomplishment Is easy enough for the or! industry. All it ha s to do Is rai se domesti c prices. But. as we know all know from eve nts of the past year or so, upping gasoline prices is cas lrr said than done. So Phillips, a part of the Industry, c.rs ts it s advlc~ to person s, primarily salesmen. going overseas "In doing business abroad," it observes. "you ca n buy In any language. but you ca n ony sell in the languagC' of your customer." Maybe that has been part of OPEC's problem. Maybe Its salesmen have been speaki ng Arable to customers who could only say "y~s"l n Chinese. At any rate , r~lea se of the Tower Commiss ion report on the sal e of ar ms to Iran was accompanied by a report that American exporters have an opportunity to seill89 million eggs In Iraq. Som~ administrations never learn. After sending arm s to Iran, this on e turns around and makes millions of eggs available to Iraq, Iran 's foe in a long· pla y ing war. If you don't think t>ggs can be used as wea pons, ask the pollee. They shOuld be ab le to set the record straight. Phillips tells us that doing business abroad "Isn't easy." The firm adds that salesmen may "offend client s, alienate fellow workers and bungle multimillion-dollar deal s." Yes. and I would say that Is only the beginning. It you alienate people In some countrres, they may throw eggs at you. Or at the pollee. In London, the publication says. "a 'convenience' Is another word for public toilet." But the same article cau tions salesm en In England . against asking "directions to the 'restroom."' Well, you may well ask, what Is a restroom , a powder room . or a washroom called In the United Kingdom ? According to Phillips, "toilet " or " loo'' will do. Both sound Inconvenient to me. Japanese, It adds. don't say no In any langu age. Meaning, probably , that they are very poor at giving directions. ' serious. Fake bolts? No problem..__Ja_ck_A_n_de_rs_on_&_"_D_ale_~_a_n_A_tta ..,... ' ' WASHINGTON- Soldier s rid· in~ In certain Army trucks and armored veh lciPs beller hope th at unscr upulou s foreign bolt makers always makC' counterfeit fas teners as well as the ~ e neral s thrnk they do Otherwts~ . the steel bolt s that hold the ve htcl~s togrther could start popping loose. Counterfeit bolts have tur n ~d up 10 vrhtcles made by four Amer ica n manufa c turers Th r bolls look l rke the gPnutn e ar t rclr but arC' made with low -grade strel. The problem is th a t generals at Arm.' Tank Command are convinced thai counterfeit s will do the job as long as temperatures do no c limb above 000 d~grees . Above that mark, thr low -grade steels start turning to putty ApparC'ntlv the general s had not heard the laiC's I fi'Om experts at the National Bur~a u of Stand· ards: The)' found two coun terfei t , bolls that wcrr2o percent WC'aker than normal- at room tl'mpera· turr So far. bolts of thrs poor qu alu v have not bC'endetect cdby the Army or the manufa ct urers. stock of coun t ~rfert bolts or se nt them back to the suppli er The three other companies acceptrd the Army's reasoning that coun terfeit bolts presented no problem -until alter Feb. l. " ! 'm appalled," sa id Tommv Grant . the country's prem ier crusader aga inst substand ard bolts. "I t' s noll he genera l who Is going to get killed If these bolts far I. tt' s the soldrers." Grant. a Houston-based bolt ' ' In ventories. maker, has bern working on the In a Nov. 19. 19~6 m em o co unl crfcr t problem with con · obt ained by out assocrale Ste· gressiona l and military mvestr wart Harris, Brig. Gen Carl W. gators smce la st year The Tipton granted the waivers to coMn terfelt bolts origi nate four defense contractors so t hey mainly In Asra cou ld use lhC' substand ard bolts Also expressing shock was until Feb. 1. The compan ies and Charles Wilson of th e lndustrral thC' Army vehicles tht•y make arc Fastener Institute in Cleve land FMC Cor p .. Mll.l and Brad iC'v He reralled a rC'cent TV report In Fightrng Veh tcle pe rsonnel carri - San .Jose, Calif., on lhC' Bradley ~rs: BMY Corp .. ft r ld artillery Fight Jng VehtCIC', in which a m an ammu nitton carriers and M8R clarm ing ro be a m echanic at recover y vehicles; Emerson FMC Corp. told how bolt heads on Electric, M9Rl flr·r-s upport tea m the Rraldve kept popping off vehicles; and Oshkosh Truck. Ins read of replacing the bolts, 1he heavv. multi-usc trucks. man said, th e bolt heads were or ' the four contractors, on ly simply glu ed back on . 10 pas s Oshkosh said it disl'a rded it s Army inspection . Nevert heless. 1h€' genera Is were so concer ned abou t fake boils that they ord ered the four vehrcle makers..,t.o stop using l h<'m. But th e generals weren ' t worried enough to order replacement of counterfeit bolt s in C'xisting vehtcles, or eve n to order an rmmcdrate halt to use of the potentially disastrou s bolt s. fn strad. they gave th e manufactur rrs two mon ths to use up lhC' fakes thrv mav havr in their WOrkerS yS. Union VS. (First of two columns i ALLENTOWN. Pa.- Unfolding her·e is a saga that typifies the nationwide strugg le between oldlin e industrial companit's and their blu~-co llar workers as both drsperately seek to preserve their dw tndl ing eco no m ic security. ThC' a n~u lsh experienced by both employer and employee is part o f a broader pa11ern of economic disloca tion a11ributa ble to n~w technologies. global comp<:> tit ion and other fuctors oft en beyond the control of those whose lives are threa tened with disruption. On one gJde of the <truggle Is Mack Trucks Inc., which has its corporat e headq ua rt ers and se' ~ral manufacturing facilities In Allentown On the other side are Mack's o,hlO blue-collar employees, all member s of rhe United Auto Workl"rs . In addition to the Allentown plants, the co mpany has production f acilities In Ha gerstown, Md., and Somerset, N J. Las I year, M ack stu nn ed this commun lly when It announced It would shut down an assembl y plant that employed 1,830 people and transfer th e en tire operation to a new, S&J million facility In Winnsboro, S.C., whose work force would total only 850 because of advanced technology. The Allentown plant was antiquated but It was abandoned only after the UAW's International leaders rebu!Ied j\lack's at· tempts tos~ure a broad range of co ncessions from the union and Irs members AlthOugh the threat has never been explicitly stated, Mack has 1~11 little doubt that continued rejC'ctlon or co n c~ss lon s wil l lead to consolidation of all it s opera· lion~ at th~ South Carolina facllit~ . No n-union wa~r s at that plant , sc heduled to open this summer, will be about half of wha t the · production employees now earn. The company rs demanding 1hat the typical blue-co llar em · ployee, now earni ng $520 a week, accept slightly more than $41 per week of reductrons attributable 10 a wage freeze and other concessions. Mack employees al so wou ld relinquish their right ro strike, accept new joJJ classifications and give up one of the weeks of paid vacation and three other days off now granted every year. In return for union accep tance of a sJx.year co ntract containing those provi sion s, Mack cou ld agree to maintain Its ex isting production facilities In PennsyJ. vanla, Maryland and New Jersey through 1993. In addition, the di splaced Pennsylvania workers wo~ld be given preference In filling jobs at the new South Carolina plant and the company would halt the practice (known as "out sourc· ing") of buying truck components from oth er firms rather than having them built by Its workers. , Desperate to retai n their jobs, the workers at all of Mack's existing plant s voted overwhelm· lngly to accept the company's concessions -an action that has placed the UAW membership at odds wllh their lnt e~ n atlo nal union. The company Insists that It " An FMC spokesma n denied the accusation. " If the m ec han ic rs correct," Wil son said , "t hey have a signifr cant problem ." He said the breakage could have been du e to improper tempering by the bolt manufacturer " These bolts might have been full of thermal stress," Wilson explai ned, "and when subj ec ted to the first transient load during testing, tht' heads fell off." A Tank Command spokes man said It 's Impractical to tes t every bolt . and ad ded that irs qualityco ntrol specialists have yet to find a count erfei t bolt that fails below 500 degreC's . As for the prevaJcnel' of counterfeit bolts, a spokesma n for RMY said the compa ny identified 2o0,000counterfelts out of7o0,000 supposed GradeS bolts. Em erson Electric sa id II found none that would fall below 500 degrees FMC's SPQkcs man said that betwe~n 20 perc~nt and 311 percent of its Grade 8 bolts were count erfeits In tests done before F eb . I. Oshkosh found "six or seve n" cou nterfeits In 170 Grade 8 bolt s. •' ' ' " ,• ,. '• N EW CONCORD- Th e Mergs MaraudcrC'ttes wrll enter regiona l plav Thursday at6 p.m. on the Muskingum Co llege hard woods against Akron Hoban . marking the seco nd straight yea r lhP MHS la ssrs ha s advanced to lhP state's "sweet six teen" bracket. Hoban, 20-4 for thr yea r , defea ted Nowavnc easily 70-:16 after burld1n g a .!6-11 halftrme edge in it s district titl e game last Sat urday Meigs, spo tless at 2o-O, defe ated Sh~rlda n 5:!-:!8 to claim a Sl'l'Ond Straight di,tr·ict cr own .11 Athen s High School la st Sat urday Hoban al so cla1mcd the rrgronal litlr la st yea r and ad vanced to the state tournament where thry lost in th e spm i· fma l s. Meigs was defeated h)' (;pr mantown Va lley View in the rcgtOnal s' openrng game According to Mei gs coach Ron Logan. Hoban will press thr C'ntirr gamp and lrkes to run Thr>· also" til play either a 2-l -l or l2 zo nr whtlc on d~fens!' Thr Lady Knights, who ha,-~ str ung toget her th ree cons~c u 20-win sC'a.sons, t1ve rndependent t~am Summit Count.v arr an loca ted rn Coach Ron Logan 's Marau · drrc11es have bern near br ilhant rn tournament pial thu s far that includes wins over Alexand~r <07 -4ol , New Lexington toR- .1Ri, Rock Hill t64-:n 1, Piketon i4R 421. and Saturday's o:l-:!R v ictor)' Sh('ndan . OV('t Thr Mar audrrC'Itrs ar (' l'Om· plrtrlv healthy and v.r l l sta rt thru norm~tl fivp of r; 0 sr ntor .knm Couch .md -}- 1) ]unJ O! Tammv Wright al gu,rr ds, li-11 Sl'nior ·Iulie Mtllrr ~ net 'l Xo.;f'niot .Jrnnr Swdrtz at for wards andli I Sf' nJnt· .J(_lnm M1llrt .11 cPntC' r Co mrng off Co.rrh Loga n' s brnch will br junror Shell\' Stobarr . sop homo1e Missv Woods. junror Dt•e Ht•n der son. jumor Wcndv F'1 v dnd u pair of freshmen, Beth F:w111g and .lodr Ta\ tor Hoban starl s <.1 srntot. thn'r juniors, and a sophomore rnrlud ing ;,.;, senior· Shr ill ' Brown and 5-4 junior Tamm,\ Mc·Dcrm itt at guards, o-111 soph omor (' t{,ll'hl'i Cowlt•y and 'l l l JUntO! Drdnnd Gl tnski a! fOI\Iards .r nd h II jun tor .Jrnnifrr ~- ,,., , h.11 dr .r t C'C'fltC'I' C'owlt'\ t(•d Hoban w 11h 11 pomt s in its win ovrr 1\owav nr v, hlir 13rown and MrDc• r mitt t·ac h rallied rn 1'l. Brm1 n stt l :: I .' I' ,• ' I .. ...' ' ' '• ' ,, . '•'· I, :- ' I,. ' ',, ,,' .. ' ' '' I, ' I I, Nt'AA Tournament Roundup By IAN LOVE Ul'l Sports Wrllt•r F'a rr firid en t ers the NCAA Tournament with the MrtJ·o A tl antic Athletic ConfNmce champronship and little chance of addrng anothrr postse,rso n tirtr . The Stags , 15-lo, meet No. 2 "But accordmg to the NIT. they thought w~ "auld bt• tn lh<' NCAA's and they had to make arrangements on where lhC' ga me would be pl ayed " Th e Bobcats, me anwh rle, want to atone for their earlv departure from th e confermce tourney. " ! don't know if we ca n pia' a n~· wor·se than we did agar nst Weber, so l 'm lookin g forward to coming back and giv ing It our best shot ," sa id Kr al F<•rch, Montana Sta te's lone se nr01 "We're lookm g at an o ~portun il)' to play anothPr game because none of us was satrsfl ed with ourselves," Bobcats Coach Stu Starner said. "This Is just a grea t opport unit y to pla.v ano ther gam~. and then the bonu s is to play it at home " The · Bobca ts, a sm al l tram with excellent quickness. pl ay a fast -brC'ak offense and aver.Jgc 86.1 point s per· game The• arc led bv 6-foot-8To m Dom.rko. wh o averages 20;, point s and h R rebounds pe r ga m e. ,. ,. l nJUI \ In W:a,yrH'~hurg:, P.l . (21 ;j) !IH ' dt slnc t wt n , hut ts l':'\(W rl ( •d to h<' r P.td\ Thu rsd,J\ Ti rkC' Ts C:l )'(1 cu 1 n ' n!h on s,llt · .t t the• MC'rgs lt rg h S!'iloul "' $.1 ''O d pic•< r. TH: kpls shu uld tw , 1\ .JJ!d bi P .11 tht' gt.~H· tn t h(' 2 ~00 .1 1 c•n.t {t l Musk1 n ~ um Th(' ~ t·cond g.tm< · ht 't \U'l 'll 1hrrP-IJ mf' drfrn d1n g st :J I<' t h ,m1 p1on Miller s!Jur g Wt•st ll ulrnt•s rli -111 a nd W!'IJ,,·rllt• ~ ~ -III J 11111 bt • HI H p.m. Till' J',;.\ rn \\Ill bt• cJ('(ll rd bl'1 \\'l'('ll J..::d nW!>. .!Ill] ,1 SP( 1)/](j 1il'k t"'! 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( 'alii (:! 11 I 1 '"' ~1. . lo~l · Jth' s, i\l .lirw { !j - ~). 2. 1:; p . m - Nu . X Sl. ,1\t.u·.\' · ~ . Tt•x.ts !'lh· ll \'~. IUu t ; l':lllch•, Ohio (~X- j ). :; p . m . - 1'\o 2 ( ulli·~~· "' C'h.u·Jt·~lull. S C (.Ill I) \ ... ( .thrini , P.a. 121- j) ti : 15 f IJ "i's l Vir•t.tirua Slalt· (.!7 Jl.u· llur ~. 1\rk . ,,.Ill.- :n ""' 1IK-I:11. K::UIJ) .m.- Nu H \\ tashhurn , K.w (:~U - 1 ) \ .... ( .thrini. P.1 . ft·l - ~1 W: J.) (1.111. - 1\u :; \\l !>it ·onsin- 1':.111 ( lai11 · l~ ft :1) \' ~ Sf 1\' U \ 'alh-y (it~ ltll-:i) . turnovt'r"' <.~ nd shoo1 llw ball Wf'll d t P~lm lh dt St'\'t.•r.ll ('()(:IC' h('S SC;I\ htl"' !hP h1•st m ~ trl to mun ddenst' in !lw WP ... I " At Lln t'() l n N(' l) thf' Co1 n huskf't s mt~km~ lhru four th N IT dpprd 1 ani'(' 1n fi\ <' \ C\ .ll's hos t I hC' "Was hin g ton's ~.u obabl\ onl' of Jp pC' ..Ifdnf P · i\fter thr• dl.sappolltlmt•nt of thr fa vor iles rn the NIT W<• go! " difficult a<srgnm!'nl " AI HotSI'. Id a Ira. lhr llr onco' of Boisditd tr 217. \\ill tn to sllflt• hrgh sco rrng Ut ah wrr h ,, tough man -to man drfl' nsr as thP) m.Jke 1heir !Irs! NIT appca r ant'<' The Utes. 17· 12. who won tho tournamC'nl in 19i7 dod frnishc·d seco nd in 197:!. Me It'd by sophomor r ce nter Mi tc h Smrrh a\rraging lh 9 point s .1nd R.4 rebou nds a game "Thev' re a ,good tc•am that plays tough man-to-m.rn dl'fpn se, " U tah Coac h l.,vnn Are lti bald•,ald " Wr'vr go t ro limit our POSTMA..~TER ~nd addrf'Ss ch.m~ Courl :-11 . PomNn\ Ohio 157ti9 SUBSCRIPTION RAT ES OnC' Wc:rk' On f' Month Onl' Ytw .. .. . .,.. . .. SING I.E COPY PRICE ... ...... . . $1 25 · $!i 4" ... .165 l!tr 2~ Crnts WC'('k, subsrrlpllqns b~ mall P'' rmtllt'd in arros whC'rc homC' carrier servlcr Is availabl e t "> j '· ~ lhf' f11 st s l.l ).!(• o f our pt og 1~• m and m.t kl' c1 p os t "if'~l s on tourn amPnl is vr t \' sig niflc ttlll . bP 111 It 's ~o in g ro h<'ip in n' t'l'uitlng anclln tht' futun·. · In olht•r fir st 1ound g.tlll l'" on Thursda\ it's ,\kt on, 21 X. . tl l llrnors St.rre . 17 12, ll a\ lor . 1~ 11, al Arkan s; JS l.trrlc- l !ock , l2i. Ci t'\'l'idn<l St .l ll', 24 -7, .rl Tr nnPSS('f ' · Ch ~tlt ; tn oog t L ~I 7. .t.Jrksonvlllr'. 1'1 -111 . .rt Vancli ·t b!l! H) · lrl: ICJmf 'S Madtson, 10 ll , \ 'S Stl'phi' n I•' ,\u>lin. 21 7; LaSaiiP. 11;.12, at \'r lla nov;1, l'i f;;: and Hhutlt• I sland . 211'1 , "' l' lurrd a St;rt t•, I ~ 111 ' ', ' r' II EYER~ & \ 2 SO TUCSOAY \2 50 I PLATI N ll" lu ~t<,\ ~l• ltly n l ""·" 1~ ;flow ' '" • " All rnterested partres w1ll be grven an opportunity to be heard further mtormallon may be obtarned by contacling the Commtssron THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMIS SION OF OHIO By Nancy L Wolpe Secretary R~N SG~ne CIIARilf SIIHN hQm mr u\01\•y e..'""' l>ulll "'" uro< y 1111 ~ ltUilltr~ l r ~ h" """ • ''"'" LOGAN ' FISH TAIL ~ ' SJ.24 :t With Frles......,$1,79 Thar's the way we arc at Ci ty Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talkmg. So call City Loan Bank . Get the mone y you need today, without getting payments you 'II regret tomorrow At Cicy Loan Bank, we tell you right up front how low your monthly payments wil_l be. And along with your low payments, we gtvc .----'--------.=-::-~ you plenty MON rHLY of time tO 'AMOUNT TERM PAYMENT repay, and SJ,OOO 48 monrh S 97 64• we don't ask S4,000 48 month SI30.J9• for one bit S5,000 48 month S157.26.. of collateral. S6,000 48 month SJ88.12.. We'll 0thtr amounts 1nd term l 1110 IVIillb~ G) even take your application right over the phone. And give you an answer fast, usually m JUSt 24 hours. .ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "lt thllllll .. t.. , _.., ...... lrldp .. 'lrN8r. Pomeroy: 116 E. Main St., 992-2171. PH. 992·2556 •' ' I ACommerciA! C1ec111Company ' ' ' " -' ' M<mb<r FlliC '23 K Annual Pr ra:ntllt ' <Jo+~••••a .,' '• SATURD~V ~ f.ATS the who l~ thi ng," he sar d. "F:\·r ryon1 •' s ~omg 1o Sd\' 11' s onf' ot 1h.-. btggc>st mi sma tches of the tour ni..lmrnt . but \\ c't r J::Oing t o go ou t dod do thr ~st wr c.Jn ' The Hoosirt s, howevPr '. have str·ugglcd latel y aga inst some of the bottom tram s in lhl' Hig Trn Indiana finished 24 -i in thr rrgular Sf'(.! so n and ~ h JJ C'd thr Big Ten tillr with No fi Pu rdue. but lost two of rt s fi nal th rre ga mrs Special of the Week , POMEROY, 011. '•· ADMI SS ION \> , to' . LEGAL NOTICE nor muking thr NCI\ ,\ , Ihi :-~ 1s nt'W MATINEES SUilOAV • All The Publrc Utrlttres CommrsSion ol Ohro has set tor publtc hearrng Case No 87-01 -EL-EFC, to revrew the luel procurement practrces and polrcies ol the Ohro Power Company, the operation of ns Electrrc fuel Component, and related matters. Thrs hearrng rs scheduled to begin at 1 30 p m on March t6, 1987 ar Crt y Councrl Chambers, 218 Cleveland Avenue, S W , Canton, Oh io 44702. No ,, Phone 446 4524 LJI(' m l tkmg tlwi t 21-.1 pu s f S ('.J Son co n s (' c· u 1 t \ ' r' I ill' for us ... suu ll )ti iHl\ Nr1• . wt1o Jpd NPbruskLJ loa 17 11 ffidl'k 1n hi:-> ftr~ l vrar LIS eo<.~eh "For us to 1 JACKSON PIK E · RT 35 WESl BA~CA!N W<tn iors of Mantu•·trt'. 11;-12. who ~+~+orj t n ·Th r Dallv Sf'n!lntl. 111 Hr Carrttr or Motor Routt• continues ~J a12,a 1n s1 GOOD LUCIC IN THE REGIOMALSIII Nrw York. Nf'W York J0017 .' ' ' dn klf' 10::15 a.m. 1\o. !J 'J'rc•\ot'('f'a ~. l1.ou·t·m·, 'l'.. nn (2K-:I) '~ \\·'~' land ll.lplist, Tt•xas (22- 111) t2 .:ll1r>.m . - Nn. Ill ( ••ntral 1\as lrln~ tnn itK-K\ " Atlan lh('hristian, N .f. ( :!5-X). t J:) 11.111. - ~o . II Soutlu•rn Tl·4'11 , (;,, r.!7 -li) ' '"' Ta)lor , Ind . 1:!4-7) . ~ : :Ul 11111 . !\u I ! 1\c•,tl'llt'V St.•lt •, ~1'1 1. i!ll·i') \S AND HIS LADY MARAUDERS ON THEIR DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP AND THEIR CURRENT 25·0 SEASON. Mt•mbt'J' Vnll''d Pt r lil.; tn tt• rn.•llonal. ,,' " dn 1~-1 - li). The Husktt's .1 1c led bv 7 foot c<·n ter Chr rs WPip .rnd h-Ill Phil Zevrnbergen , two All P.t !'·HI selec t tons. Wl'lp, who is expected to be amo ng the top 111 pla vers SC'ICCI ed in I hts \ear's NBA dr aft, a\ er aged 21 point s and 4 "' bounds a ga m f' th t ~ s0ason. · How do wr stop him"" " St ar ner a<krd. rf'fer r ing to W!'lp. COACH 1n t11 nd D.llh Prf'l'l' A ~ l'oc l, ~l ton a net I hf' Ohto Nrwspa p c>r Assort:11 ton. Nat ton:r I Ad\ r • 1I!<~IM.Il R(lprrsrnl ·• t 1\ r 81 an h.1m • Nl'\'. spaprr S:ll~ . 7U Third Avf'nuC' . . '' 0 ]('I t~d round gnnws Wt • lhlt'~d.l .\'. !\t.u·c h II : No. IIi Gt•orgt•town, Ky . (t7 - ~tl \~ . :\lrnrw~nla- Uululh Congratulations f,ubllsh1 ·d f'\f'J' \ ,lf l1"1nr1on Mond:J \ lhrnu~h frh1 ,1,:, 111 ('o ut'l St P11 m(•rov. Ohio h' 1hr Oh io V.tl!('\' Pub tl~hm,e: Companv Mul!lnH>di,J, Inc Pomf'lO\, Oh io ~~70'1 Ph 11M 21!ili ~" etmd r·l,1ss poslal!r Jl.l ld ,11 Po mf' rn\1 Oh!n Su bsC'I'IIJrrll no! des! rlnf: Io pav I he' ca r ri1'r mav 1('1111! In advanl'f' dlr<'CI to Thf' Dud~ SCnllnrl on a 3. 6or 12 month b.l~is Crrd\1 ".'ill br ~vC'n ra rr lrr ca C' h :·,. ,. tournt~mrnt through March :!0 wllh thr champiOnship game at the Super· dome in New Orleans. FaJrfleld Coach Mitch Buona guro r!'cognlzC's his team's underdog role. "I think th~' tlhe Hoo siers! have the capabrlitv or winning (llSI,S IU·961) Dal lv . '· ' '· ~ '· 64- INJm .\ IJhfsion 11f 1\lulllmLodl:a.lnt. ' I ' Indiana ctl the Hoosier Dome Thu rsday rn th<•opt•n lng round of lhC' Midw~st sub fl•gronal ThC' The Daily Sentinel ,.''· ~' Flr~l !) a.m. - NIT post-season cage play begins today • .' NAJA Pairings Plan tournamt>nl Fairfield recognizes underdog role Lours 10 consider the Issue. A statem ent Issued at the end of ,., that session ack nowledged the workers ' anxiet~· o~er possible job losses but concluded that the ' '' Mack offer was " una ccep tabl e" and " not In the best lnterC'sls" of Its emp loyees For the distraught workers here who earlier sacrificed th eir -< I hopes of futu rr pay raises to their I desire for JOb securil •, the " cunent impasse m eans they arc • torn between co nflicting clr- · • m ands of thrrr union and th eir ' company '• MANAGEMENT §rYL£S The Mid-Ohio Conference and District 22 Among th is year's entries Is Central Washington, )'Pars. Th<' CS IC has been represen t~d by at leas t champ ions will battle Coach Buddy Mevcr' s St wht ch makes a record 21st trrp to Kansas Cit v two lt•a m s n rvt•r y tour namenr si nce 1981. No Mary' s, Texas, of San Antonui Brg State while Wl sconsln -Ea u Claire returns for a loth oth!'l' leagu~ has had more th an one t ea m In th e Con ference and Dlstrrct 4 champions. tournament appC'arance NA l A tourn;m wn t In any Sl'ason History Is agains t Abe Lemons' undefeated CSI C Has T'.ree Repr~•sentall,es Tournament1'ough On Winner Chiefs since only once SIOCl' 1972 ha s' the No. The Centra l Sta res lnt ei'CO ileg laiC' Confer ('OC'l' Th r tournament I• uniqur In that th,~::.l~~~~~ ]-seeded team managed to back that honor with a se nds three reams - K(•a r ney Slat(• !Ncy I' !Pam Will have to pla y ffl'(' games Ill ('I ' title and the last unbeaten [earn tomaketl throu gh Mis souri Souther n and WashiJurn I Kan. 1- to the seven day,, deprndln~ on whet her It has a th e tournament was Centra l Sta te 10h1o1 in 1965 ., national tournament for the second trm<' tn threP ft r< t round gamr ruda; nr Thursua\ · , Charleston, S.C. Tough While Oklahoma Cit y is thl' pre- tournament favorite , any of thr top eight srrdrd teams- lrd by No. 2 Cha rl es ton 1S.C .r r:lll -11 and ~o 3 Biola (Calif ) (29-li - rs believed to hd vc a good chant'!' 1\ doubh · l'ltmtn.ttion nwn 's K1\ NSi\S ('IT\', Mo . (ll l'l) - 'l'h•• Nllt ionlll ,\"nr·ialiun of ~ t m' p1 1ch softb,lll to ur nanwnt to post the wmnrng str eak nrc<·<> all to wrn t hl' lntrrf ollt_iglatt• ,\thlt'lit's firsl ·round p:airln~s fm· 1ls ;;11111 tour nament "til hr held .1 1 f·:.iSII' rn ltr gh annil't'rsar)' nwn 's h.L'ik(•IIHrlltour·n,mlt' lll Schoolo n Apn l 'l'l· lh I nil \- ft ' l't s Charl es ton , wh1rh "on th e 1~R:l t ou r name nt . rs Tht• tournanH'nllwgan I his morni ng ,,t Kt'lllJH 'r t\•·t·n.a. F:SPN Sl-il.tnd 1~\ ·ogamt ' b .i lls For mOif' the ani;' champion In ihls )'Ca r' s field, but srx will pro\lidt• trh•\!lsion covt•ru~t· uf IIIC' "'''mifin . tl~ . l\1ar'l'h Hi, Jllformulion. c. dl JiX !dOll t~ams that havC' bern ru nners-up are entered. :md finals Mnrd1 li. 1\11 tlnws arl' ('S'I' Meigs girlS begin regional play Thursday against Hoban Coach Andy Russo said the ~lu s kies who were :l-10 on the road this seaso n. e~ prrted to get a homl' game. ''I'm disappointed. " hr said COmpany_Ro---'be_rt_W_al_te_~.~ already ha s a firm co mmilm ent , ratified by rank -and-file votes, from all of the UAW locals. The intcrnalronal un ion insis ts that without its approval "the .pro· posed memorandum of understa nding " Is meaningless. Moreover. th e UAW leaders are hostile toward the co mpany plan. In early February, Mack and UAW represe ntatives met In Detroit and n~gotiat~d for 12 hours before aba ndoni ng efforts to reach an agreem ent . In late February, the UAW lnternatronal Executive Board held a specia l meeting In St. By JOHN HENDEL UPI Sports Writer KANSAS CITY. Mo. IUPII -Top-seeded and unbeaten Oklahoma City heads a field of .12 teams mto the 50th NAJA tournament a week-tong cram cours e on ba sketball that will ~esult In the small co llege national cha mpionship. AI leas t 15 continuous hours of basketba ll mark eac h of the first three days of the tournament First -round games are scheduled fqr today and Thursday with eight second- round contes ts on Friday. Four quarterfinals are set for Saturday and the tournament's semifinals are scheduled for Monday night before Tuesda y's 8 p.m. title game Rio Grande Plays Thursday Coach John Lawhorn's Rio Grande Redmen, represen tmg Di strict 22 out of Ohio, plays tis ftrst game Thursday, at 2 4'> Central Ttme I~ 45 Ga llipolis time 1. tour nament . ' The Daily Sentinei-Page-3. Pomeroy MiddleP!lf1, Ohio Action begins in 50th NAJA meet By United Press International The Washington Huskies will confront the small but qurck Bobcats Wednesdav when thrv pia)· at Montana State in a first -round NatiOnal lnvrtatlon Tournament game. The wmner will advance to the seco nd I'Ouncl of th e .12-tPam tourney earl~· next week at a site ro be drtt'I'mlned . In oth er first-round games Wednesday, Nebraska hosts Marque11c ami Utah plays at Rots(' Sta te Washington, 18 14, lost Its chancr for a berth in the NCAA tournev with a 76·64 loss to UCLA m the finals of the Pacific-10 Co nference. Montana State. 21-7. whi ch won th~ Big Sky Co nference regular-season trtle, wa s upse t !06-101 bv W ~ bcr State m t he op~ nin g round of It s ' : ,' . Wednesday, March 11, 1987 I ~lc ' ' , �March 11. 1987 Wednesday, March 11, 198 Pomeroy. Middleport, Ohio Dodgers make it three ,in row, 5-4 Spring Training Roundup By United Press International VERO BEACH, Fla. •(UP II Mike Sciascia keyed a five-run second Inning with a two·run single and Matt Young pitched out ol a ninth-inning jam Tuesday to lift the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5·4 Grapefruit Le ague victory over the Atlanta Braves. Trailing 4·0, · the Dodgers pounded Atlanta starter and loser Rick Mahler. stringing together seven hils in the second Inning. Alter Sciascia's two-run single, Los Angeles added runs on RBI singles by Tracy Woodson. Steve Sax and Mariano Duncan. SECOND PLt\CE WIN1'>ERS - This TuppPr. Plains sixth gradt• h~ am fin i!o!ht•d s(•cond in rtl't•nt tournamrnt . Frnn• row. IflU to right ar<• St·ott Rak<•r, ('had Savoy, Sharon Baker and Tudd Ma ... hlnko. Seeond ruw- Brent Baih•y, ,Jeremy Clim•, Chris Carleton, Rohhit• Calaway and Eric Po"'f'll . Top row - foaduo~ lton falaway and DaJto Baker. 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POMEROY, OH, PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT., MAR. 14, 1987 9 4 Pork Loin .••• ~~ •• $1 1/4 BUCKET Cube Steak ••••••••• LB. FRESH FRYER Leg Quarters ... ~.... 39< CUDAHY $599 .Canned Hams .. ~~ .. U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Chuck Roast ••••• ~~. $ $9 1 U.S.D.A. CHOICE BONELESS Rump Roast ..... ~••• $1 79 S~PERIOR $ 39 Sliced Bacon ••••~~.o:~ 1 KWY. ~ORDER . leners ••••••••••••••••• 12 OZ. PKG. 79( • .t'elly has top lfWL. salary • U.S. NO. 1 RUSSET .oST. LOUIS tUPI\ - Buffalo , iflls quarterbac~ Jim Kelly Is rJ1i:' National Football League's ~hest - paid player with a 1987 base salary ol $1.1 million. a~ordlng to a survey distributed b ·:the NFL Pla~·ers Association. elly, who earned $1 million In bMe salary last year. edged San Fli'';lncisco quarterback Joe Monr$1a for top salary this year. ~ ontan a. who made $950,000 l ~ t year. wiiiinakc $1 milli on tts yeat·. as will Marc Wilson ol 1 Los Angeles Ra iders and .J hn Elwa:• ol Denver. :f>lo other players will hit the million-dollar mark In 19R7 base s.olary. a lthough lln~backer Lawr4h<'<' Taylor of thr New York CA'anl s and running back Marcu s AfJ~n of lhr Raiders will get . ' Rounding out the top 10 are St . I.IOuis quart erback Nell Lomax 1,875.0001, New England delen· !> back Raymond Clayborn 825,0001 . New York Jets delene lineman Joe Klec ka 12,000\ and Cleveland quart e , a c k Bernie Kosar ($800,1lt01 . ' No other players will ma ke ~ore tha n $8011,000 In 1987. unles s Otlcago quarterback Walter P,ayton breaks th at ma rk. Pa;·tlln who made $685,000 last "-•~on . has not signed a contract tflr next season. . l The salary survey is dlstrlb· <!Jed annually by the association t11 It s players and accredited ~ents. II Is supposed to be &hfidcnllal. but copies wrre ~~alned by The Sporting News a(!d at least three newspapers. \ kelly also was tops among package deals with a ftve·year c~lntract that will pay him $8 rf)llllon. or an average of $1.6 million a year. Miami quarter~Jj.ck Dan Marino was second '*·llh a six-year deal ~ -DIET COKE or SPRITE White, Milk Chocolato & AAort. Colaro POWDEIED SUGAR * $@<).000. Merckans Chocolate - SPECIAL THIS WEEK - · ,••While K<'ntucky, 18-10. is coniHratlng on Ohio State, Dander admi!ted he Is also Inking about a rematch with Ciforgetown In the second-round !('8me Sunday. Kentucky was . hUmiliated by Georgetown 53-40 iQ: the semllinals of the Final Flour three years ago. ; chapman prompted some ghter In the news conference en he discussed Ihe possible a,tchup with the Hoy as , who are Jtavlly favored to defeat Bucknell in 1heir openlng-roun<! game. ="A couple ol times we have lqbked past teams and that hurl u~. : · Chapman said, and added . ~t:h a smile , "Hopefully we will ~t. a chance to play Georgetown. ali I:Jucknell. " · ~ Fresh Block Chocolate NICE SEUCTION OF MOLDS & CANOY MAiliNG SUPPUES ' ,. Reg. slu TUES . & THURS. 5:46-6:45 CARLETON SCHOOL- SYRACUSE JOY KING, INSTRUCTOR FOR INFO. CALL 992-3794 reeo nls. Hal l. a 6-0 jun ior. avcragerl16 po ints and 10.7 n· bOunds prr ga m ~ for the Buckeyes. She a lso set a Big Ten record wllh a 6:1.6 fl pld goa l per c~nta ge . Abra m. a 6-2 seni or , was the Big Ten's lea ding scorer with a 22.1i scor ing avera ge. Edward s averaged 19.2 a nd Long 16.2 poi nt s lor the Hawkeyes. Po lk , a 6·:1 seni or cent er. aver aged 20.8 points for Illinois. • Limit 10 WEEKS, 20 CLASSES' -. S42 MON. & WED. 4:30-5:30, 6:30-7:30 Ohio Srat e and Iowa wpn• coBig Ten c ha mpions wi th 17·1 The second team Included Ann e Mari e Mc Nam ee of Nor thwes tern. Molly Tadlch of Minn esota. Krls Emerson or Michigan State, Nlklta Lowry and Lisa Cline or Ohio State. I .,' . .,. ·'' DANCE FOR JOY SPRING SESSION STARTS MARCH 23 · and twn mPmb(lr s of the Iowa Haw k••.vrs. Mlchr llr Edwards and Li sa Long. ., CY : LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPII hen Kentucky guard Ed Da' nder heard the Wildcats would f ce Ohio State In the opening . und of the NCAA tournament in ~lanta Friday, one word came 12 mind. ~ " Hops,on." Davender told a , ~ ~ws conlerence at Wildcat l#;>dge Tuesday . . J That is Dennis Hopson, the '\UCkeyes' outstanding ~· 5 for"'_ard who Is the second leading ~orer In the nation, averaglng29 (j;jints per gall\e. " "I 'm· just wondered who Was going to guard him, " said the6- 3 Q'avender, Kentucky's best del· <1,1sive player. "I dldn 't volunteer fif It. He does have a size alii vantage on me, but I'm always w4111ng." ;.While Kentucky Coach Eddie Sjjtton said he wasn't sure. who w.puld start defending Hopson, he hlnted the Wildcat's other 6- 3 f~rward, James Blackmon, might get the assignment. But s~veral players will probably ~II the duty. "We haven't made the decision ~o we will start," said Sutton. ''1/fe may alternate who we put orr Hopson. It is Important we keep someone lresh." , ~litton said Ohio State, 19-12, may lind a similar matchup <1llficul!Y In defending Rex Chap- . r1jan. the Wildcats ' outstanding l~.eshmen guard. . ' • "When l learned we were P.Jaylng Ohio State, I thought it Was a good bid. We just have togo alit and pJay," Chapman · said. ·Crt 's do or die.' I don't think we'll Ji6,ve any trouble get'ttng up lor alw game because It could be the l's t game of the season. I'll be r~ady to play ." r Besides containing Hopson. Si;tton said Kentucky must al so well In transition defense and )Y,lndllng Ohto State' s relentess Jiress. He agreed with Chapman t&at II was a good matchup. ~ " I would think of all the fir st rpund games, this has to be one of tJlc top three with the two teams being fairly equal, " Sutton said . ·.t;i f would be surprised if either tf,!m could blow the othf'r one ~ Pomeroy & Pt. Pleasant Restaurants Only MESA , Ariz. tUPli - Brian Da yett singled home Chlc·o Walker from second with two our In the lOth innio!! to giv~ 1h•· Chicago Cubs a 10·9 Ca c·111' •League victory over the Califo r· nla Angels. We Reserve The Right To limit Quantities ~ .' FRIDAY, MARCH 13 SATURDAY; MARCH 14 SUNDAY, MARCH 15 PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla . tUPII- Pete O'Brien's two- run homer lifted the Texas Rangers to an 11-5 Grapefruit League victory over the New York Yankees. O'Brien' s hom<'r was one of seven hit s off Yankees right · handrr Ceclllo Guant e, who allowed e ight runs In 1 2-3 Innings. Jeff Kunkel hit a solo homer off right -hander Brad Arnsberg lor R n~ kl'lha ll ll• • ndi ·r ~nn: ~ h: m • d SPECIAL! SARASOTA , Fla. iUP11 .Julio Cruz's RBI grounder with the bases loaded capped a tworun ninth Inning to lead the Chicago Whit e Sox to a 4-.1 vict ory over a Pittsburgh Pirat es split squad . .John Cangelos i. celebrating his 24th bi rthday , had two hit s, scored twice and added t wo walks for the White Sox. Steve Lyons went 3 for 4 with a RBI for Chicago. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla . t UPII - Lee Ma zzill i hll a tworun home run in the eighth inning ro lift the New York Mels to a 5-4 victory ov~r Hou s ton in an exhibit ion game pairing la s t year's National League championship series opponents. Mazzlill's homer. his secant! ol the sprln!!. gave the Met s their first vlctorv of the exhibition season after three los~s . The As tros remain winless In three ga mes. '! 3fi :!.i ~ !JI :11 II til :"11unt ro•aJ al "lnnlpo •~:;, II; :13 [1. 111. \li i l ~'<•"' tll h i~h •n " '!111 "!:1:1 .'bin ' I '!'~ Ill ''i Jifi~ II '! I .tili l :t'! '!II :w ll to•l lln ill :\T H iiii J:o•r ... 7: :1 ~ 1!.111. )!j!l •) ~111 \\ :IUI.o · ; !t '!.11 t'!!l \\• · •lno •-.11:~1 ' ' ~ f ill llll '!> 1~ 1 11 11 (' hii·:IJtll lnd lan :t ~:i!l ',!,l J '.!II 1:1 li."t :!"!ti 211 . \ "ant"ll ll\'l' r '; , lk tr ulr I I~ ll a to llnu-.lnn Uo·tn o·r ."':u l \u t om i '$ \1. U\'-.tU:TR,\1 .1 . \'oi:oiCK . I •' Ill ral Ill\ j tt:l " 1. T '"*'· lit' c; ' :111 :.'!I !I fi!l '.':JII '! H ( 'a l l(ar,l ti, " 'i , IJinl(lun :1 1'1'1 . . ~;\M . ."ol ~ :t:c:1 .:rr1 II Uh I.~ H•n rt'sull~ ,\l lanll;· llh h lun \\ I. ' 1\r l!> tHn l."t ' " I 'I; !I a :11 '!II " ~ lln~n :1· ~ '!M :\o•\1 , .,.rk '.'II I'! U; 1ll 1 ~• :c ~ CLEARWATER, Fla . (UP])Mike Schmidt hit his first springtraining home run and catcher Ronn Reynolds knocked in two runs as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the Cincinnati Reds 10·7. Philadelphia broke a 6-6 lie in the fifth Inning off loser Norm Charlton, scoring two runs, one on a sacrllice lly by Jim Olander and the other on a wild pitch . · !fi~ ( 'a llljlht'll ( nnl; •rt·rll ·o• lfill'l~ · , nlto • oll ' r• "'~ lnll•fliillhmal 1-: .t ~l • • r n I nnl;•r l'fll'l' :!tiM l!tK :\"\' II ~· , . " NBA ~ -i X\' I' I ltd rl I ' I : L~ ' \ co,\ 1. T l'h . (;j-' Ill "! I ;; .. r. Ohl" IIIJ: h S. hu11l I olrl~ ":a ~ l..o•t h:1ll lntli .u• " ~11rr j., Girl~ s('ort·~ \t l':dr h' k Uh \oo.Htn l'h i\:1 the fir st Texas run . O'Brien and Kunkel each have tw0 home run s this spring. LAKELAND, Fia. tUPI I - · Jack Clark doubled twice and had five RBI to lead the St. Loui s Cardinals to a 9-7 exhibition victory over the Detroit Tigers. With the score tied 4-4 in the fourth Inning, Detroit scored three runs to iake a 7-4 edge. But St. Louis rallied In the fifth with lour runs to move ahead 9-.7. WEST PALM BEACH , Fla. I UP II -George Wright doubled in a run lor Montreal and Mike Greenwell belted a lirst - Inning grand slam Tuesday as Montreal and a spill squad ol the Boston Red Sox battled to an 8·8 tie. Because the Red Sox had a split squad. the teams had agreed to pla y just nine innings. liX U.r Sl \ 'in SI DUNEDIN, Fla. iUPii .Jesse Barlield drove home two runs with a homer and a single to s park the Toronto Blue Jays to a ~ - 3 triumph over a Boston Red So x split squad. Joe Johnson pitched the first three Innings lor the Blue Jays for the victory . Tom Henke pitched the ninth to register a save. Boston starter Jeff Sellers went . three Innings and was c harged with the loss. .... ( Wildcats ~~~~ must sto flopson . Potatoes •••••••••~:.~z~. 1 VALLEY BELL 2°/o Milk •••••••••••••• GALLON PARKAY JUMB~ SPREAD . Margarme .•..• ;.•:.':~. $ 29 1 $ 4 $129 Fried Chicken ••• ~.~·. 2 9 Fabric Sheets ••• FABRIC SOFTENER $169 BORDEN'S Snuggle .......... :!~~.. Ice Cream •••••••••••• SNUGGLE NER 20 CT. BANQUET th GAL ·coo~··· ' C\11.1' • ' • KRAFT MAC. & CHEESE : . 71!4 o o oz. 41Sl Umit 4 Per Cutlomir Good Only At Powtll's Sup•rnrarl:ot Offtr Good Thru rt141 StMps ·11 $ 79 'I •• •• •• • - SURF DETERGENT 1470Z. $429 limit 1 Per Cu1tiNner Good Only At Powell's SUfMrmarktt Offer Good Thru Sat., Mar. 14, 1917 • '' .... COUPON.''.'· •·····couPON······· • : CLOROX FRESH SCENT : • • • • . • MAXWE'L HOUSE : COFFEE 3 LIS . •• • •••• l $549 • • • • • • • •• Umit 1 P11 Customer Goo<l Only At Powell' I SuJNrmorkel • Otter Good Thru Sat., Mor. 14, 1987 •, ~ • • • • •• • • ••• • • • • • • •• • ,, • •• • • • GAL. •• •• • •- • ••••• BLEACH 69< •• • limit 1 Per Customer • Good Only AI Powell's SuJNrmorket • Offer Good Thru Sat., Mot. 14, 1917 ~ • ...................... .~ ... �Page- 6- The .W.inesda)l.:Marr:b u 1987 . March 11• 1987 • • on ra .u a 1ons, 1r s, '' n 00 uc n wee II ~ ·----·-. ........ ~ • • am 1ons I ew one or • ,• ' ---·----- -- The . ' ' --- . • . • IS r1c • 0 1·on Ohio ' MILLER 6-1 ·Sinlar Center JULIE MILLER 6·0 Senior Forward WENDY FRY 5-10 Junior Forward/Center MISSY WOODS 5-11 Soph. Forward/Guard JENNI COUCH 5·6 Senior Guard JENNI SWARTZ 5-8 )enlor Forw;mrd 5-7 Junior Forward/Guard DEE HENDERSON 5·4 Junior Guard · TAMMY WRIGHT 5•5 Junior Guard 1st ROW L-R: Beth Ewing, Tammy Wendy ·F ry, Missy Woods, Jodi Taylor, Shelly Wright, Jenni Couch, Julie Miller, Jenny Mil- Stobart, Dee Henderson, Amy Satterfield. fer, Jenni Swartz.. · BACK: Roger Foster, Asst. Coach; Ron 2nd ROW L-R: Wendy Kloes, Manager; Logan, Head Coach. · *WON 25, LOST 0 . TVC CHAMPS - Meigs' Jennl Couch (24) takes her tum during net cutting time following the TJil· Valley Conference title-clinching victory over Federal H,ocklng. · *1986-87 ATHENS SECTIONAL CHAMPS *1986-87 ATHENS DISTRICT CHAMPS MOST WINS IN SCHOOL'S HISTORY * ·RANKED ·6th IN CLASS AA IN STATE HIGHEST RANKING EVER IN SCHOOL'S HISTORY- *1986·87 T.V.C. CHAMPS Gravely Tractor ·Pomeroy Flower Shop SALES & SERVICE . Pomeroy 992·2975 G & J Auto Parts · 992-2139 Pomeroy Pomeroy Village Pharmacy 255 Mill St., Middleport, Ohio Middleport, Ohio Pomeroy 992-2174 Middleport 992·2049 BOB & JEAN GILMORE 50 Riverview Rd., Middleport ' The Daily Sentinel 992-2155 Pomeroy Chester 985·3301 Pomeroy · Ace Hardware Pomeroy Home ~ational RACINE 949-2210 Bank SYRACUSE 992-6333 992-6128 IIUCE FISHER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Baum @!lf$ Hardware BILL BLOWEI K& C Jewelers Pomeroy 992-2115 Pomeroy JIM·COBB ' Adolph's Dairy Valley Pomeroy 992-2556 992-6687 Pomeroy · ... ....... ' BILL-NOLA-PAUU DOUG & VELVET ADKINS Veterans Memorial Hospital Pomeroy - ~ Pomeroy, Ohio 992·2196 OH. Foodland ~hio · Pat Hill Ford Middleport 992-5432 Brogan-Warner Insurance 992-6614 Pomeroy Pomeroy · 992-2104 1 """ . I ' ·vaughan's..Cardinal Pomeroy Home & Auto MIDDLEPORT 80--TEAM-80!!! ( ' 992-2094 Chester, Ohio Cleland Realty Pomroy Ingels Furniture & Jewelry Middleport 992-2635 . Ewing Funeral Home . 992-2121 Dr. James P. Conde, Inc. 992-6800 Pomeroy Hartley Shoes 342 2nd ~w.. Gallipolis, ON. 446·2691 Pomeroy, Oh. 992-2054 II Middleport Pomeroy In The Heart of Pomeroy 112 Court St. \ Middleport Simon's Pick-A-Pair Second Ave. ' 97 N. 2nd Ave. Meigs Athletic Boosters 409 Pearl · 608 East Main Cf= nr&lilk~itMiilQ!$~rs~pen·-fDIC ' OLDS.-CAD.-CHEY. INC. Fruth Pharmacy Middleport, 992-3785 N. 2nd MGM Farm City Pomeroy, Ohio Crow's Family Restaurant Craig R. Mathews, DDS Larr-y 0. Kennedy, DDS POMEROY, OH. ATHENS, OH. ' Sugar Run Mills Middleport Riggs Used Cars CHESTER, OHIO 992-2342 Pearl St. . Rawlings-Coats-Blower Funeral Home Downing Childs · Mullen Musser Insurance Baum Lumber Farmers Bank & Savings Co. 221 W. 2nd 698 W. MAIN POMEROY, OHIO Middleport Trophies Francis Florist Pomeroy State Farm Insurance ROGER FOSTER Asst. Coach RON lOGAN Head Coach .Quality Print Shop 992·2039 Smith-Nelson·Motors, Inc. Swisher-Lohse Pharmacy 992-2955 JODI 5-4 Sophomore Guard Pomeroy Middleport, Ohht ' t 992-5272 ,. • • �Wednesday. March 11. 1987 .----Local Briefs:---, EMS units answer five calls ' Meigs Count y Emcrgene.v Medica l Services reports five ca lls Tuesday. . . Tup!X'rs Plains at 2: Oo ~. m . to C~ rs ter for Clare nce Taylor from an au to accident to Vr ll'rans M<' moria l Hos pita l; Rut la nd at 4: 07p.m. to Co ll egc i\ vc nul' for El issa Smith to Vet,.rans Mem9r lal Hospita l; Raci ne at o: 24. p.m. tra nspor ted Ra lph Webb to Vetera ns Memor ial Hospi tal; Middleport Fire • Department at a minor oil wl'l l fi re on Noble Summ it Road; Pomeroy at 10:19 p.m. to Ebenezer St rc<'l for .JoAnn Tallerson to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Auxiliary plans wup sale The Women's Auxil iary of Vetera ns Memoria l Hospita l will have a soup sale Friday in the lobby of the hospit al. The sale wi ll begin at 10 a.m. Three fined in Pomeroy court Three ddcndants were fined a nd seven ot hers for fe ited bonds in the court of Pomeroy Ma.vor Ric hard Sey ler Tuesda y night. Randall Arms. Syrac use. was lined on th ree charges. $1i:l a nd costs on failure Ia ca nt)'()[ his vehicle, $26.1 and cos ts on leav ing the scene of an accident. and$:17:. a nd cos ts on OWl. Others fin ed : were Cynthia Stanley, Mason, W.Va .. $63 and costs. squeal in g • tires; Max Geary, Mi ddlepor t, $o:t and costs, no motorcycle ~ endorsement. Forfeiting bonds in the court were Vincent Knight Jr ., ; Pomeroy , $43, ass ured clear dista nt•e: Cas h Zimm er ma n, ; Rulland , $4.1, lmpropPr backing; .James Pi ckens. Rac ine, $49 : • Pres ton Cougheno ur, Gallipolis. $.10: La1-ry Hil l, Wes t :. Columbia , W.Va. $48, a ll on speeding; Dav id Cl ar k, McAr thur, : $4:1 , ill egal turnin g. and Rctw Da .' ·· Minersville, $4.1, assured · clear distance. ' : Fine.~. bond forfeitures accepted Fift ee n persons cited fo r speed ing over the pas t wt•ek were =·either fined or forfeited bo nds in th <• co urt of Middleport Mayor • Fred Hoffman Tu E•sda.v night. • Forfeiting bonds on the charge we re .Joseph W. Whi te, : Ches hire, $4~; Robin E. Slater, Rut la nd, $4.1; Dale Ha r rison. : Pomeroy, $40: Bclty .1. Martin , Middl eport. $4 1: Robin A. ;.. Riffle, Shade, $40; Robert fl . Casey, Gall ipolis, $41 ; Jamie S. ; Davis. Pomeroy, $41; Gerald A. Moore, Pomeroy, $40; Cy nthi a • A. Irish, Thurman, $41. • Fined on the charge were Be ll .v J . Mc Kinney , Middleport. : $15; Eddie E. Dill, Pomeroy, $H;; and Sheila M. Harris. ~. Pomeroy , $1o, a ll without cos ts; .John W. Powell, Midd lepor t. ',1'$21 and costs; Heidi P. Sorden, Spring Grove, Pa. , $15 and cos ts. :· Other forfeiting bonds were Petre Ha ley, Middleport , $1 2.1, ;. diso rderly manner: Lance Her ma nn . Middleport, $:10, no : operat or's license, and .~oO squea ling tires . ,.;: Others fined WNC Tamera Chlldr!'ss, Middleport , $425 and ·. costs and 10 days in jail on a DWI charge; $2o and costs, no :: o!X'rator's license; Ronal d L. Ri chaJ'(ts, Middl eport , $425 and :; cos ts and :l days in jai l, OWl. a nd $2:; and cos ts, no opNat or's •. license; Sue E. Grog, Rutl and , $10 and cos ts, go in g the wrong ;: way on a one way s tn•et: Lennie Tennant , $](10 and costs, -' keeping bar open aft er hours in viola tion of ordinance: and ~ .James Albert Dun !'a n, $2Ci and costs, di so rderly mannrr . # Middleport is.mes do!.f advi.~ory Dogs in Middlepor t must br either in fenced areas or tied. Owners who allow the ir anim als to run loose arc in viola tion or , the village ordina nce. Middl!'por t Mayo r Fred Hoffm an ; emphas ized toda y.a nd will br subject to a fi ne. ~.Meig.'> Local board meets tonight : . Meigs Loca l School B~a 1·d will mr•r•t 6 p.m. tonig ht : 1Wednrsda.v 1, in speci al session, to considPr es ta blishing a pep club fund . Area church .~chedule.~ dinner Middleport Unit!'d Pcntrcos lal Church is sponsoring a chicken noodle dlnn!'r Frldav from 11 a.m. to2 p.m. Ea t at the church or call992-:l824 lor delive ry. Dlnn l•rs are $:!. 50 each and In addlllon to lh<' chic ken noodles, include g1·een beans, col!'slaw. mil anrl r hni re nf nir. White Shrine to meet Friday Ma rv Shrinr .17 ol Whit!' Shr ine of .ler usalum wi ll meet F rlda1·. S p.m .. at thr masonic IPmple In Pnmrrn)' Bulk Garden Seed · Flora M. Oiler F lora M. Oiler , 88, Rt. 2, Vin ton, died Tuesday aft er noon a t Scenic Hills Heallh Care Cent er a ft er an extended illness. She was bor n May 12, 1898, in Vinton County. She was ma rried twice, fir st to Stace Peck, who preceded her in dea th In 1968, then to Cecil Oiler of Middl epor t. She is survived by Mr. Oll er and seven daught ers, Mrs. Fran· ces Quick, Mrs. Belly We lker, Mrs. Ann a Ess man and Mrs. Margie Thompson, all of McAr· lhur· Mrs. Bertha J effers, Titus· viii ~. · Fla .; Mrs. Bon~il y n Spears. Venice, ~'Ia.: and Mrs. Ja nice Wolfe, of The Plains. She Is also survived by four stepson s, two stepdaught ers , 26 grandchildren and several great · grandchildren. She was prrcrded in deat h by one so n, two daught ers. two brothers and thr ee sisters . · She was a membe r of the P ilgrim Holiness Church at Radclift. She a llended Vinton Wesleva n Chu rch. ·serv ices will be Sat urday at 10 a. m. In the McCoy-Moore Funeral Home, Vint on, wi th the Rev. A.B. Ma loy offi cia ting. Burial will be in Rad cliff Cemetery. Friend s ma y ca ll the funeral home F r iday between 2·4 and 7-9 p.m. Eli:atlwth A. Evan~ Eli zabeth A. Evans. 78, Cheshire, di ed Wednesday mor ning at the Wor th ington North Care CC'nt er, Columbus. Born Jan . :n, 1909, at Buffalo, W.Va .. she was the daught er of the latE' Karl Clark and Mary Eliza beth Thomas Alkeson. Sht' was a sc hool teacher, having begun her carerr in the sc hools of Pu tnam County. W.Va. She later taught for many ye ars in the Ga llia Count y sc hools. Sh e attended Mar shall Univ!'!'sity, Duke University and Rio Gra nde College. She wa s a member of the Ches hire Unit ed Met hodist Chu rch. whe re she taught Sunda )' School and was treasurer for many ~~ cu rs . The Meigs County' Board of Edu ca tion met Tuesdav evening She is surv ived by two brot h- in regula r srsslon , fo.llowtn g a er s, Herbert T. Atkeson , Wor- ·brief m!'etlng In At hens. thington, and Kart C. Alkeson, Re hi rrd by thr board we rt· Columbus; three s isters, Pa uline .lane Good, a:l a sp!'ec h th<'l'a plst A. Ada ms, Buffa lo, W.Va.; Mrs. lo r the county 's sc hools, .John A.G . tFrancesJ ~llh , Atlanta. Foster, as work-stud)' coordina· Ca .; and Mrs. Virginia McClung· lor fo r the s<· hools and .Jim · " Ra msden, Livonia, Maine. She Rogers as a schoo l psvchologisl. was preceded in death by her J ohn Riebt•l, coun t'y superinhusband, .John Arthu r Eva ns on tendent, repor ts that ihe count y July 2:l, 1985, boa rd is still accep tin g applit'ase rvices will be held at the lions for a seco nd psychologist' s .1. · Rawlings.Coa ts-Biower Funei·al ton. Ho·me in Middleport at 1 p.m on POSI Also rehi r0d bv the boa rd as · Satu rday. F riends may call coordinat or for · Ihe coun ty .s Friday from :1- C. and 7-9 p.m .- H en!Ad and gifted jJrogram. " ' to sta te fund ing, wa s Bur ial will be ill Grave l Hill subjP!'t Ce metery, Ches hi re William Bucklov . The cou ntv 's Millard Rail, 77. Long Bottom, died Wednesday mornin g at Veterans Memorial Hospit al. Ar· rangemenl s are bei ng completed by the Whil e F uneral Home. Floyd K. Snydt·r Flo.vd K. " Biackie" SnydPr, o9, Le ta rt, W.Va .. di ed Monday at Pl easa nt Valley Hos pit al. Born Jan . 21. 1928 in Mount Alt o, W.Va .. son of the late Har r.v Thomas and Edna A. Gerla ch Snyder, he was a co ns truction worker. Sur\rivors i nc lud e his wife. and the composit e score sum mi ng up all ca tegor ies is tre nding upward . He 11olcd the biggl's t ga ins involved direct distance di aling South Central Ohio Par lly cloudy tonight, with a low between 2o a nd :m. Pa rt l.v cloudy Thursda y, with highs in th e mid 40s. The probability of pl'('('ipitation is 20 perCCQ I tonight and twar zero aga in Thu rsda)'. Winds will br light and 1aria bl<' toni ght. th an 4\1 points 1from 87. 17 in 1984 to 91.79 in 1986 !, and local di al service. which rose almost three point s t from 87.46 in 1984 to 90.41 In 19861. · On th e other hand. imp ressions of billing service dropped 2Y, point s tfrom 94.91 in 1 ~84 to92.:17 in 19861 . prlmar il.v du e to the complexit y of te lephone bills. Customer feedba ck res ult ed in a rev ised. simpler bill fo rmat, in troduced In .Ja nuar)' " We view TF:L-CF:L rr·sull s as Don't Take A Chance. ,. WEDNE.'>DAV R,\ CINE - Rac ine Elementa ry School is sponsor ing a book fa ll· Ma rc h ll th roug h 18 at th•' schoo l. Thr• fa ir will be open 10 the public from 11 : 45 to 12: :ltJ dally. Everyone wplco me. MIDDL EPORT - Middlepor t Ama t't"ur Carden Cl ub meets ut 1iw fin• hall in Mlddlepo l'l . Wednesday , 8 p.m. .s ervires will be Frida.' · at 1 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home. Mason, W.Va .. with th e Rev. Herm an ,Jordan offi r iating. Bul'i al will be in Graham Ceml'· te t·v. Fr iend s mav ca ll · at lh!' fune ra l hOmE' on T·hursda ~ from mcrs ," he observed. " We' re pleased that almost 9:1 percent are sa tisfied , but we're sllll trying hard er." will speak. necessary. MULLEN MUSSER ' CUSTOMER APPRECIATION SALE CONTINUES! · BECAUSE OF OVERWHELMING SUCCESS WE HAVE EXTENDED OUR SALE TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR PATRONAGE 20°/o Off POMEROY- Pomeroy Aglow Chapter will mee t Thursda;·. 7 YOUR INDEPENDENT AGENTS SERVING. MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1868 cent er. Robert Shackelford w1ll spra k. Rrscrvat io ns nrcrssa r ~ ·. St., Pom1roy p. m .. (' lli·:STEH - Sha d<• Hlvrr Lodgt• ·l!il l' lwskr, wil l hold a regular mrt•llng 7 :10 p.m . Thurs· senior POM EROY - 'istrator, to the winm;rs or the denial winners announced Smil e Ohio Stvlc was th!' theme of the Meig County Dental Health Poster Cont es t for ell'm ent ary st ud ents with plaques a nd cash prizes go ing to the winners . Cont ests wrre held in th e sc hools. with the fi rst place 895·3800 •GRAVEL •SAND •MASON SAND •SEPTIC GRAVEL •FILL DIRT •TOP SOIL winn0r s compr ting for co u n t ~· honor.s. Schools partici patin g wpre Middleport , Sy racuse, Par· !la nd . Leta rt , Sa lisbur)'. Rar ine, and C hes t~r . . OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8 A.M.-5 P.M. Th e OPEN ON SATURDAY ('OUn1\' winners Wl'l'f' Chuck Legar .' Middleport. fi rst ; Rva n Will ia ms, Svracuse, S<'· ra nd: Corey Hill, Letart. thil'd: and ,\nn ic .Jess ie. Sa lisbury. four th. Legar's postt•r will now be sent to the Ohio Department ol Healt h Southeast . D'is trict offic·r for Ry SMITHFIELD SHREDDED 52.39 LB. BOILED HAM ..............s.~~~~~. 2.19 . . JUMBO FRANKS ................. S1: 99 $ ECKRICH LUNCH MEAT ' CHOPPED HAM LOAF ......Lf._ 1.29 ' SUPERIOR . BIG RED 80LOGNA ........LJ...... 99< 1l8. KRAFT PARKAY NEW GREEN MARGARINE ..QVMH~J•• 79' WCUMBERS .........J.L-.69 1 KRAFT 11 0!. 16 SLICE PROCESSED NEW AMERICAN CHEESE ............. f.!~. '1.89 GREEN PEPPERS .... tL.89 1 r itizP ~ s Blaclt Teal Rork Spr ings Fuschia Unitf~l llrt'SS lntPrnutional 200fo OFF MATCHING HANDBAG WITH ANY. DRESS SHOES und loo k at Eliza beth , we find it hard to believe th ai th at could br· conside rrd immoral. " throu ~h cHAPMAN SHOES ~arachu~r The fiOct. rs I 22, 1797. IJv jump '"' mode· And" Jt• .Jacqurs Gar nrr in . w ho dro pp!·d I 0!. PACK BEAVER ' , ' •' 10 ELBERFELD$ IN POMEROY I ~h~ ceau k in ,PJr ·o~m~Par a~bo~u~t~t;~ ~~l~fis.e~e~t~o~,~,.I=·~M~o~n~·~::;:::~~N~E~X~T~~~~~~~=·==========~~~~ 1! 0America's Favorite Store OPEN MON.-FRI. 10 -~. SUN. 12·6 c:=-• ...... ''' *~'qf" IAJ.EIJAJITS WED., MARCH H, ENDS SAT., MAICM 14, 1N7 I I ' '•• I TOP • ,, GUN • \ \ • ' BACK STREET VIDEO • • Our Reg. 5.47 Package Rote lulh 'i'• RYAN 3.97luol Mason 773-552'1 Pomeroy 9'12·S89S '' ~IJI$t iV Srock A.no Bog ged ItemsAvoilable Only rn Stores With Goroen Center lown AnCI Garden rtems Avolloble Ontv In l01Q81 I( mort Stores. HAVE.YOU TAKEN YOUR IRA DEDUCTION~ YELLOW ONIONS .. ML89 1 Bilpl ist 1.'hu rdl. l'a,t;c t ow n. is lrH·ilin g P\' I' I' ~ 'I JI U ' to a W•nd Sund.-\' ti p.m . "•·r v hT wit h Hf'\'. F r ~1 nk S.il.\'1' 1". p;n; tor. F or inl nrrn;tt ion c~d l il~ t2 J~ t 7n . White Quallly #1 Grade 3LB. BAG NEW I'AI:ETU\1':" - Mom in J;: Star U nitt~cJ ea n · s pos it ion I hHI in·v ii ro ff' rt ii i· za t!on is a sin : "When wr loo k at w hat WC'Wf' nt NOW IN Robin Foreman, who will graduate fr om G!enville St ale College in Ma'y , is doing her st udent teaching this semes ter at the Nor mant own Elementa ry School in Gilmore Co unt y. W.Va. She Is the daught er of Lawrence a nd Reily Foreman, Mason . . Miss Foreman will rrct•tvc· a bac helor of arts deg ree in element ary edu ca tion 1-6, with a specializa tion In early childhood. She is afllllaled with DE·II a Zeta Sorority and Ihe Order of Diana. $ St•r vk t•s sd LOOK Robin Foreman Foreman doing .rtudent teaching p.m. A FRESH SUMMER Roger Ca l'l', thr futhe1· of tiJ<• fi rs t tes t·tube baby in the United Stat es, ;,.yea r·old F:lizat.. th .lor· dan Ca rr. challenging thr Val l· distr ict compC't ilio n. ThP winnc·r of th<' di strict cont est will lh<· n com pel<' in the state co nt est. .Judging wa s by Dale .Jacobs, Middleport, Eliza beth Thoren. Rac ine . .Jane Ha rris. Chester, Ma t'gle Lawson, health co mmissionf' r . a nd ..J on .Jarohs, :ulmini s· l!'a to r for l hP Hea lth Depa rtm ent . The cash pr izes wrre donated b.v the Meigs Co unt.v Proba te Court a mi .Juve nii<' Office, $15 fo r first place: Bill Wi ckl ine. Meigs Countv Auditor, $111 for second ; and ·Howard Frank, Meigs Counlv shr•r i!T. and Carson Crow, assist~ nt prosec u ti ng att orn(1y , $o eac h lor thi rd and fourth pli!rrs. bl' f lr st Su n d a ~· fl1 t''VI"I'Y 111\Jtlth .tl ti Quote of the day Annie !Je!"sie , fourlh . p~~;~; w ill So uth Bf' lh c· l NPw T' '" t;un, ·nt t ' tlur('h w ill bt> h;l \' ill g Hihl'' Si'h tJ\) 1 tht ' bf' a p ro~r am and rdr es hmPnh contest. Lclt to right, tht•y arc Chu ck l.egar, first: Ryan Willianlk, second; Corey IIIII, third, and DENTAL POSTER WINNEJtS- Certificates, plaques, and cash prizes wcr<• presented by ,Jon ,Jacobs, Meigs County Health Department admin - Letart, W. Va. Rt. 33 a1 lhe Hr fre!<i hmPnl s "l' J'Vf'd . G range will merl Thursd il~' ~ ~ 7::lll p.m. at th P hall. Thr•rr Wi ll (Formerly Mason CountY Sand & Gravel) VELVEETA CHEESE .............!9!. '3. 99 9 dent s in the di st rict ar<' urgt•d tu a !lend. Reser v ations arf' INSURANCE 111 Stcond Sou lhNn Band Boosh' L':' \'.'il l m Pe l T hu rsday, 7::10 p.m . in 1he hi gh sc hooluand room . Pa r·pn ts of al! b::~ n d :-o tu· in Pomeroy. Robert Shackelford ! DOWNING CHIDS ;,. ~ p . m . Ohio Extended Fore!'asl' Friday through Sunday Fair Friday , with a chance of ra in Sa tu rday and Sund ay. Hi ghs wi ll be in the 40s Frida.v, climbing in to th e :.os during the wee kend. Ov!'rn ight lows will be in lh<• 20s earl)· Friday, ris in g to n(•ar :mSat urday mor ning and to between .1:i a nd 40 early Sunda y. [(!\CINE « - d J~'. THURSD,\\' POM EROY .:_ Pomeroy Ag low Chapter will meet Thursday. 7 IIi hI<' >l'iooo I SOUTH 111-:T IH:J . - w ill bP S(' I'Vt'd. p .m ., at 1he s.en ior ci t izC'ns rcnlt ·r KAHN'S 1 LB. PACK Ohio Seed Company If There Is A Que~don ••• Calendar/ happeningr SAND & CRA~EL, INC. KRAFT 1 LB. MASON, W. VA. Page- 9 KELLV Harve y, Arhcns; four brothers. J am es Sn yd er , Cos hoct on. Ra lph Snyder, Stoc kton. Ca lif.. Ea rl SnydN, PomerO)' . Euge ne Snyder , Ba kersfif' ld . Ca lif. ; three ·g1·andchi ldren. Chr istopher M. Clar ke. Treria M. and Shannon Kimes. Jewelry Items in Stock Wednesday, March 11, 1987 srrvic£' , which w ent up m ore B!'II V .1 . Snvder, Lrt art : two da ughte rs, C.h<tr lo!!t• .1. Kimes, Ha rtford, W.Va., and Kathy L. Clarke, Laurel Ba y. S.C.; one Gr n rvirvt' The Daily Sentinel Customer's opinion !Continued from Page 1) a grade card from our cus to· Millard Ball sis te r . By The Bend three sc hoo l districts have ~n spliltlng the costs to operate 1 e county T,\C prog~am, ~?wevf~i du!"IOthe districts own mane difficul ties, t~ey rna )' not bc.a b1~ to continue the funding..Ri ebe says !I Is hoped th ~ t s lat~W~dl~~ for the. program forthcommg. . · certtflca tes· Sc hool bus dn·vmg were issued by the hoard to .l~e Drasko Jr., In Soulh ?rn Local. and Way ne Benne ll , m Eastern Loca l. • d The board also went on recor f Oh' School in support o an IO Boai·d Assoct'at ion resolution , passed last month e n couragln~ · leg1.·s 1a ters t o adequat ely slate . lund Ohio s schools. Ohio, area weather scene by the PICKENS HARDWARE • County board rehires staff · • 69.88 ~~~8 , Select ~ 1 grade rose bush ln assorted varieties and colors. For beautiful yards. Shop now and savel Ryan" Gat-Powered Trimmer For Lawn Core ' Single-line lead lor a 17" swath. Two cycle, rear engine. VALL~Y ; ' '" ' EGGS •••••••:.............P.W••• 79~ ' -_........ 2 LB. BANQUET 10 PIECE FROZEN CHICKEN DINNER ...........~~~. S4.19 SEA FISH and BATTER .....~... S1. 99 10 oz. BIRDSEYE PEAS ...............~~~.... 69c ,..... ~:-..::;. ,.. ..,_.. ,.:r-: .... ,..,. ...,..... Sarah Beelh l,arklns • .'· lol! . , '• .. lml @ ft&Sour a.37~~; :;,-- 25.88 1 1. 97 ~:;7 3.2 7 :~7 lturdy Garden Tooll . :; lroadclllllpreader Sprinkling Can 5·1b. • Gran Seed Long handled shOvel, :·:, 50· lb.· capacity hop. Ruged 2 &al. watering Green se!d. bow rake or garden : . •.: cah with nozzle . 5-lb. ba&. Prov1des qutck per, 4x8' spreading hoe. Your choice. • ' wldll\ to u11. B Larkins birthday 103/• OZ. CAMPBELL'S CREAM Of MUSHROOM SOUP .......... 2 FOR 99C 46 oz. . $ HI-C GRAPE DRINK .......~~~.. 1.09 12 OZ. KELLOGG'S . CORN FLAKES .................... S1.29 24 OZ. !SUGAR SWEETENED) KOOL-AID .....................~~~.. S2.49 16 OZ. DEL MONTE PEAR HALVES ...............~~~......97< . 14 OZ. STOKELY SPINACH ••••••••••••••••.•••• ~.~~~•••••• 69 < 15 OZ. CHEF·BOY-AI-DEE BEEF RAVIOLI ................~~~...... 99< 5 OZ. SWANSON CHUNKY CHICKEN ••••••••~~~•• S1.09 26 oz. MORTON SALT ..............!~~...... 39c 12 OZ. HORMEL CANNED SPAM LUNCH MEAT .....~~~~.. Sl. 99 30 CT. JUMBO BOUNTY TOWELS .........~~~~ ••••• 99< Mr. and Mrs. Delmar Lark ins of Middlepor t recently honored the ir daught er , Sarah Beth, with a party In observa nce ol her s ixth birthday on March 8. A Ca bbage Patch doll ca ke was baked and decorated for the occas ion by her mother, Dea na. Favors were give n eac h of the children. Attending the par ty were her sister nd brothers , Angela. Brandon, and .Jonathan Larki ns. Tara Dav is, Rac hel Pangia, .Jennl Howert on, Ashlec Vaughan, Ra· chel For brs . .larP.d and Patti and Audra Ga ul, a nd Angle Pierce. Sending gift s were her gra nd· parent s Randall and Margl!' Pec k, Wanda Wolf. Mr. a nd Mrs. John· Nic hols. Mega n and Ma rk Nichols. Mr . a nd Mrs. Rill Bos ton. Lori and Jared Boston, ,Jennifer Ashley. Read the Best Seller Read the I CLASSIFIED RDS ,. n ' Camp~s c~m crowth. ' 'Not WI. Our Reg, 147.88 I) Start ·Building Concrete Mix Your IRA Today -ot Yo~ · how uml Ap;t 15. 1987, to""" VOUt IRA . ond , - . e "" croclillor 1988. Del- tu• allow your monev tq grow 1<111•, and you'l pay no - on your IIIA'und you fl!lgln w~ t.ndo. Wont Jo - · monJ7 Juot tJPMk to uo. 0Aflll . 8\12·2135 Pt Pleasant W.Va. hbale 40- Lb.' Caw Mal""• Compostedrottmanure enrlchel the aoll. : • 40-lb.· bog. Savel • Member F.D.t.C. · 2212 Jackson Ave. 22" lld•DIIcharge :l'n·Hit Lawn Mower JV,·HP mower with aide dlachorge, recoil 'atort engine. Engine contr~l on handle. 70 PEOPLES BANK "THE BETIER BANK" 5ttt Street New Havt!!l, W.Va. 13788 'Net wt, Second Stteet Mason, W.Va. 773-5514 • �F!ege-10 The Daily Sentinel ~tockton bir~hday observed MARC meets '•' :• The Faithful st ud{'nts at a ca rnp th is summt•r Followers of the Hemlock Grove Ch ris tian ~urch surprised Alice St oc~ t on j!ilth a party at her homf' in flemlock Grove Sunday. . r, The afternoon was spe nt in ~nglng, taking pictures, making i tape, and visiting. Rcf n·s h· fnents of cake, let> cream, tc" and fO!fee were served to thr hono red Pl ans for sponsoring severa l gursl a nd Miid rrd Ziegler. Leola Smit h, Nao mi Reed. Ruth Fran· were disr·ussed when 1he Meigs cis. Sara Culiums , Airtha Han- i\ssorialion lo r Relil rdcd Ci ti dolph, Helen and Hilber Quivey, IJ•ns mPI rfhursd<J .\' at thr Ca · Murid and Wallace Bradford · rlrto n Sc hoo l. Several monr!'·maki ng proa nd famil y mem bers. Mllrilyn, . i rcts Wt' I'P disc ussPd und it was Douglas a nd Ca rol.,... Mar t'i n, 'noted 1hat HhC'a Rou sb won 1hP Mild red and Ra lph Rcrnard, and comlor t ~ r tlonatr•tl by Ruth Kar·r. Ru th and Danny Ber nard . Oflirrrs' reports were given and Lee Wedemeyer, supcrin · ...~q Wednesday, March 11 , 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~~~~~~ ~~~~~~.;..==1"""'.....,...,-----.--...,..!!~~~~~~~~~=================::::!:====T~h~e=D=a=il:y=S=e;;ntinei-Page- t 1. Training planned for Alzheimer's famiiies Caregivers a nd famil y members of persons with A\zhelmer 's disease and related di sorders are invit ed to allend a program on "Coping with Afzhel · mer's Disea se - A Caregiver's View point " to be present ed Fri tc ndcn t, reported on sc hool act iv· ilirs. The allendance award for room count wflnt to Primary II. day afternoon at the Senior · pro blems of the disease both ph)·sically a nd psyc hologically. Citizens Cent er . rn conjunclion with the AD -RD Ruth Kite Mi ller. foundcrofl h(' training sessions. the program Marietta Support Group, will will include some in-home res· present lh~ topic and di scuss the forma!lon ' of a loca l wpport pile care and management tech· niques dcsignf'd to help families group. Friday's session is the first of keep the victim at home as long twelve two-hour tra ining ses- as possible. The program Is sions to be offered over the next sponsored through a grant or three month s des igned to help $10,000 from the Ohio Depart· caregivers in coping with the ment or Aging. "Ads outside Meigs. Gallia ot Mason counties must be prepaid. · •Recei~ $.60 discount tot ads paid in advance. "Free ads - Giveaway and Found ada under 15 words wilt be . run 3 days at no oharge. ' "Price of ad for all capitalletten Ia double price of ad cost . "7 point line type only used. •sentinel it not responsible lor error~ after: first day. IChecll for errors lirst day ad runs in paper) . Call before 2 :00p.m. ' day after publicat io n to make correction. "Ads that must be paid ih advance are: Card ~i Thanks Happy Ads In Memoriam Yard Sale• armUpTO inter Savings ...-........ ithOur ·A classified advertisement placed in The Daily Sentinel lex· cept - (llassifiad display, Buainets Card and legal notices\ will also appear In the Pt. Pleasant A-sister and the Galli· polis Daily Tribune, reaching over 1 B.OOO home's. ~ U.S. GRADE A TO PLACE AN AD CALL 992-2156 MONDAY thru FRIDAY 8 A.M. to S P.M. 8 A.M.~Until NOON SATURDAY CLOSED SUNDAY POLICIES COPY DEADLINEMONDAY PAPER TUESDAY PAPER WEDNESDAY PAPER THURSDAY PAPER F.RIDAV PAPER SUNDAY PAPER Holly .Farms Whole Fryers 0·11 WOAD& 04.011 ti.DO 08.011 10 DAVS 013.011 1 MONTH t33.DO 1 OAYS 3 DAYS I OAVS 11-215 .WOADS 11.011 011.00 I we do wn our of an ad~anised nom. wa w~ l otter yoo.~ you r chooce of a compar able iteril , I when avaiiHIJtc. retlet t1ng the same savings 01 ~ ur chue ad~cnisfl(l price a •a•ocheck which wollen t•tla you to the an~ert1 scrt ncm at the wlthro 30 tla'l' s Only one ~Ofodor co upon will lle a~cepwd pttt i t~m IJurttlasOO. LIMIT 4 PLEASE CO PYRIG HT 1987 · THE KROGER CO. ITEM ~ AND PRICES GOOD SUNDAY, MAR CHB. THROUGH SATURDA Y, MARCH 14, 1987, U.iS. GRADE A HOLLY FARMS BREAST ' QUARTERS LB . .. 99¢ IN POMEROY AND GAlLIPOLIS SlORES. WE RESERVE THE RIG HT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEA LERS. OotHo ca..mv ArooCodl814 MllgoC..mty &71-Pt. Pl. .ant ··~· 241-LetiR Fatla 1171-A.... 0"'" 742-Rutlol\d 13T-Iuffolo Pomeroy 1143-Pont'"d 141-R-• Daily Sentinel Crafts from Around the World Cost Cutter White Bread ....... 1s-oz . . REGULAR OR UN SALTED Springdale Kroger Saltines ........... .... . 2% Milk ............... .. KROGER HOMOGENIZED MILK GAL. . . $1.79 Fresh Broccoli ............ . c "Royalist" $ Boiled Ham ....... HOW DO YOU SAY THANKS At times like these thore are not enough words that can show our appreciation to the peoplo lor kindness that they have shown to our fa mil~ . There are too many People lo name. as you know If you ha~e e~er been in this situation . Our Mol her was sick for a ~!I)' long time. [verrwhere we 79 went people wou ld ask about her. Mom passed aw.ay February 28th. ' We wou ld like to give spe- lb. Bunch cial thanks to Rev. and Mrs. McMillian lor the ir kindness and being there when the lam· <iy needod them. There Is one more person we would like to thank. our Mother, tor being the greatest mother In the CHILLED world. Thanks a&ai_n to every-one. Wanda Gu inther hmily Bo x 14, S racuse. Oh. 45779 Sun Gold . Orange·Juice ... y, -Gal. 42774 Helwig Ridge ·: s:h•d:;2.~;6~~m (31 11 , 11c Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE $3.25 for each pattern. 3 Ctatt llooks (value $8.85) when roo Older one otlhe Add 75~ each· pattern tor 12.9 5 - - bebw. postage and handling. 111~n0oc:het Send to: Patterns. Dept 11 5-£11]' RI>Ptt Crccllet 6315, P 0 . Box 18, 117-Artol~ Woodside N.Y. 11377. I~ and C~thts FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31. 19B6 BEDFORD TOWNSHIP County of Meigs " This is an unaudited Financial Report" SUMMARY D CASH BALANCES. RECEIPTS AND , EXPENDITURES GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEIPTS: Taxes ................ 89.41 0.37 Intergovernmental Receipts .......... 61 ,828.64 Interest , .......... " .. 1 .785.49 TOTAL RE.CEIPTS ..... 183,024.50 DISBURSEMENTS: General Government ... S24 ,267.99 Polar Pak derj Di&b ... .... .. $1,778.03· OTHER FINANCIAL SOURCES tUSES)Advances-ln ...... $8.000.00 Advancii·Out ..... 8.000.00 Other Sources / Receipts . ;Refund) ... ............ 622.62 TOTAL OTHER FINANC· lNG SOURCES fUSES! ..... ... ......... 522 .62 Diab. S. Other Uses ......... .. ..... t2.300.66 -SAND & 8RA~EL, INC. Ice Crean'l .......... Y, -Gal. c Big K Soft Drinks. ~ .......... 2·Ltr. Fonnarly Mason County Sand S. Gravel 49c ,, TM Letart, W. Va. At. 33 895·3800 oGRAVEL •SAND •MASON SAND •SEPTIC GRAVEL •FILL DIRT •TOP SOIL · OI'EN MONDAY-FRIDAY, 8 A.l.-5 P.ll: Go Krogering l NOTICE is hei'eby given that on Saturd~>V . March 14th, 1987, at10:00a .m .. a public sale will be held at 105 Union Avenue . Pomeroy, Ohio, to sell for casfl the following collateral: 1979 Cadillac Brougham Fleetwood SS# 6B69S99190529 The Farmers Bank and Savings Company, Pom· eroy, Ohio, reserves the right to bid at this sale. and to withdraw the above colla · teral prior to sale. Further, the Farmers Bank and Sav· ings Company reserves the right to reject any or all bids submitted . Further. the above coll ateral will be sold in the condition it is in with no e~­ pressed or implied warran· ties given . Real Estate General St'l v trt:s 11-Haullhold Gooda 12 - CI, TV. A..lo Equtp'"t 81-Antlqu• 54-Milo. MarCih"'cllae • - ltal~g luppllea . 21-l....,.•a Opportunity 22-Mon-r to Lo• 11 - Homa tmprovtmenta IZ - Pit.tmbW.g De<:. 31. 1986 ... '25.3B3.19 TOTALS & FUND BALANCE RECEIPTS: Taxes ... .. .~ $9 . 410 . 37 lntergovernmenlal Receipu .. ... ..... 51 .828.64 lnterest ............... 1,786.49 TOTAL RECEIPTS ....... 63.024.50 DISBURSEMENTS : General Governmant ... .. 24.257.99 Public Safeov ....... 1,350.00 Public Works ..... 36,196.57 Capital Outlay ........ 441 .91 TOTAL DISBURSEMENTS ......... t61 ,248.47 Total Receipts Over/ JUn· dar) Disb ......... 81 ,778.03 Advances -In . ....... B,OQO.OO Real Estate General TEAFORDm Real Estate~ WI.Tt)a 216 E. 2nd St. Phone 1·(11141·992-332& 40 ACRES - 9 rm. home, minerals & build ings. Pri· vale on counl1y road. 66 ACRES - · Minerals, woods & wildlife. BURLINGHAM - -2 bedroom trailer and 4.85 ac res in lhe wood s. 43 ACRES - 4 BR fatm hou se, lurn ace, bath, mi· nerals on good cou ntry road. POMEROY - Near the busi ness section. Gas hot wale1 heal, 2full baths, 2 porches, basemen! and small yard. PORTLAND - 2 lg. lots. 6 rm. one floor house and out· buildings. REEDSVIllE- 6 rm. home & 2 lots. T.P. waler. drilled well with ltaile1selup. RUTLAND - 2 apartments near the posl oflice with 2. lots. CERTIFIED AP~RAISALS 992·3325 OPEM OM SA'IURMY Houstnq CLOSED SUNDAY Ht'.tdqu,lllr ·r·, E.Mair•W POMEROY,O. 992·2259 NEW LISTING - LEE CIRCLE - Nice 3 bedroom ranch wrih drnrng area. large liVIng room, laundry area. carport, and outS<de storage. N<ce n~ghl:xlr· hood. Owner must sacrrl~e. $31.!XXlOO. MINERSVILLE- Small house at a small prrce. GoOO rental propertv. Etectrrc BB heat. I bedroom, equrpped kitchen Want $9.500.00 DOOER- In t~ country. A~ proximately 98 acres, barn and other burldin gs, pond. lencrn& approxrmaleiy 16 acres tillable. 35 acrt:S pasture w~h two story home. MIDDLEPORT - Thrs one should be sold' Excellent condtlton home rn a greal ne1gh· borhood. 3 bedrooms, I'h baths, d1n1ng room. ilvrn groom, full basement, 2 car garage, central arr and heat. all storms. low heat bills. carpeilng and many other great features. Also a new chrmney lor woodrurner rn basement. Only $42.000.00. RACINE - Approximately 4 acres ol vacant ground rn I~ countf'l $1.500.00. I MIDDLEPORT - Newer mOd· uiar, n1ce level tot in Middl~ port · Wood burning lrreplace, porch and dec k areas. Beaut' lui place. Owners must sacriltce. PRICE REDUCED. $29,000.00. Honry E. Citltnd; Jr. 99Hm Jnn Trusnll ..... 949-2660 Oottio Turner ..... 912-5692 Office........ ,....... 992·2259 AW a Heating ll-£1ce't'etlng M -Eitctrical . R.trigaraUon 11- 0en•al H1uiWtg It- Mobile Home Aepaif · 87 - U!Jhoa.tarv 11 - Peta tar .... a..,,._ 17-MualclllnltNnwnt• • -fruita • Vtgl\lbl• II -for I at• or Trade Business Services ---------"1""--------.,---------T-------SUPERIOR SIDING CO. EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMII]IUM Comple1e Remodeling Roof ing of all Types Complete Gutter Work Worked in homo area 20 years '' Free Estimates'' CALL COLLECT: Ph. (614) 843-5425 3-9-' 87-2 mo. pd J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •R8placement Windows •New Roofing "fill IITIMATII" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 3·11-'87·1 mo. (CUT OUT FOR FUTURE USEI Roger Hysell Garage Rl. 124, Pomeroy Ohio AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR Also Transmisslon PH. 992·5682 or 992-7121 6-17 -lfc J.R.'s REPAIRS TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service Electronic Organs. Mobile service 614-843-5248 RIASONABII • RILIABll 8-20·'86 tfn BINGO EAGLES CLUB-POMEROY. OH . THURS .~ 7 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Maku PM- U 6:45 70 Hurd (urd Gam!l \SO prr qnm• OVI~ I 10 PIOfJll \6S P'~ qamr (,,,A I oool .. ~t~ •Washers •Dishwashers •Ranges •Refrigerators 1 •Dryers •freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4-51tc CLOSE OUT OM Fund Cash Balance Total Receipts Over / IUn- KEUV NON RETURNABLE BOTTLE Ml'l t:i l,tlf iiiSI I ltt.t 111.1 .II Jan. 1. 1986 .... $23.082.64 Capital Outlay ........ 441 .91 TOTAL DISBURSE· MENTS ......... $61,246.47 KROGER · Cheese ................... 24-oz. Public Notice Public Sa let~ ....... 1,360.00 Advanceo-Out ..... 8.000.00 Public Works ..... 36,196.57 Other Sources / Receipts 3 Announcements Cottage 17-MIIOIIIIIIIDUI 11-Wintld Ta Do GUN SHOOT QUILTING RACINE LESSONS " All you need to know lo moke your own quills ond feel proud! 11 FIRE DEPT. Bashon Building - EVERY •KELVINATOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPEED QUEEN •GIBSON •SATELLITE SALES & SERVICE RIDENOUR TV & AP,PLIANCE CHESTER-985·3307 2127/lfn 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES ACTION TOWING 949-9070 or 949-2045 3-4-1 mo . DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-341,0 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT >n Arlm"<·oo 7 Hllrd Cuuh fRH w1lh thn od ontl purtho" of ,.,mtmum (lU(~oq~ llmtl 1 pPt (UIIll m @f pt r I•~ go lfUton. lie. IOOS·Ol hp. ?llt!U PUIIIC INVIIED 6:30 MARCH For more information coli: 'VINYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING 'BLOWN IN INSULATION YOUNG'S 614-992-7537 2-iil<no pd. CARPENTER SERVICE core radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT FORD HILL 992·2196 Mi~dleport, Ohio 1-13·tfc ;.U Addona nn d rt~m ode h nll Rnnl inn (lind work - Cunt:rttltt w ork BISSELL o•mn• SIDING CO. New Homes Built "Free Estimates" PH. 949-2860 8toc t,.clll work (F roo Es timntos) Pl um binn l'lmt V. C. YOUNG Ill 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio or 949·2801 No Sunday Calls 3-JJ.t ln 41~ ' Rhl r .. ) BOGGS SALES & SERVICE U. S. RT. 50 EAST GUYSVILLE, OHIO Authoriud John Detre, New Holland, 8urh H"1J .,/ Announcements 3 Announcements farm Equipment Deoltr Co nhol vou r Farm Equipment Parts & ~u•llu Tftke W~;r g trl " New Shftl)j)Oi4'1t Plttn " & E V ap Wnlor Pill s 11 1 F ru lh PhtH m lrCy A IICIII" Gun Shoo t ll fiOtliUI Ud by Anem u Gun Clu b Evo rv Sunday , buumnir1[J ot 1 00 p m Fft ctory Cho ku. 12 {l llll{llt mho tgun1 AUTOMATIC EAGLE . RIDGE TRANSMISSIONS REBUILT & REPAIRED AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto. & heavy equipment repairs and welding. IAII makes & models) SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 190 MULBERRY AVE. POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Barton, Owner 2-5--86-lf n Clip I CBJ Flattened Alum . Cons 26< lb. Clean Sheel Cast Alum. ~s· to 79• tb. #I COPPER ............... 42 ' #2 COPPER ............... 32< Irony Aluminum S lo II• lb. SCIPIO RECYCLING LOCited 2 MI. E. of Pagtwille On Township Ro•d IJ142 614-992-3466 +I m BISSELL I PH. 949-2893 949-27S6 or John K. Bentt Owner/Mechanic ruui i! MI IO t·hJnltn!II Oili)CCitliOn • ~ tty For u1fo m H1I10n Cltll l04 · 67 6- 3098 4 J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL FREE ESTIMA YES PH. 992-2772 Woodon 11 1111011 PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Pay Your Cable & Phone Bills Here • IU!IHI!! PHONE 16141 992-6ll0 RESIDENCE PHOME 16141992-77l4 t' ~ ~/ !In Computerized Hearing Aid Selection e, Swim Molds - Interpreting Services z -~ LISA M. KOCH, M,S. LlJ Licensed Clinical Audiologist l: I '" "."".:•: Ga llipolis Lost and LOST Black Lulmnlot e 1yr o ld. Vic mtly of NtHifhbo rhood Rd II 111ttn Ph 614 446 3 488 l O!U 2 lnllll! d Oifll 1 Beegle. 2 . t h old, 111 n. blA ck, whlta 1 OriUI'Inv S pen ll! l. 10 month old. 0•11nge. whit& le11 11ten M1ul· IDMrlll! AU! I C11ll O htn Kennedy 614· 742 ·2133 f emale hound, Feb 1 5 , Pen1le Chu!'t VIC!ntiV. l fl Wit rd. J0 4 ~~, 3328 LO ST hl fu: k 111 nd wh1111 7 Yard Sale Pomeroy Middleport & Vicinity HUDNALL & Wtt Cany Fis hing Supplies ba•ll IO" 111 Gell lpoh• utr ic n. 8 26 "Ttl u l·li·l7·1 mo. PLUMBING HEATING 161 North Sorond Middleport, Ohio H760 SALES & SERVICE Giveaway fll ft i · I OIIIII 1-2-' U .J mo . BUILDERS CUSTOM BUll T HOMES & GARAGES "At Rtasonoble Prices" Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS Sonumnl! 10 dri\ln llul nuy rUi!IV•is ' ft ::J .J.2 Y11rd ule 144 M ul burv. Pom"ij . roy W"d Thru Frl 11 ' 12, 13 9 00-2:30. B M11, .. Public Sale & Auction - ---....-:0 I-- LEA MARII: ET l.u1 1 lor r iHl l Rl 3:!5 b e lw~ ·Southw,& hrm Hluh Scf10 pJ A10 G r11nd u .J 9 We can Ttpair and re- 16 & 17 P.M. Faclory Choke 12 Gouge Shotguns Only 10-8-tln lO·B·tfc RII~011ER start leSSOM SAT. NIGHT March 3, 1987 Fund Cash Balance .• Fund Cash Balance Barbara J . Grueser, Clerk Public Notice will never be forgotten . May God bless you ail. Betty Sayre and Family IN THE DELl-PASTRY SHOPPE SANDY MAC Jan . 1. 1986 ...23,082.64 I certify the following re port to be correct and true , to the best of my knowl · edge . eJCpress way . Your kindness 1-lb . Fund Cash Balance (3j11, 12. 13, 31C who assis1ed in any c ' Uses ......... .. ..... 52.300 .55 Checks .......... .7.01 8.1B TOTAL BALANCE ...... s25.3B3.19 The family of DALE F. SAYRE C Disb . & Other Total Treasury Balance ........... 32 ,401 .37 Less Outstanding MD 11 .05 b' IXII&Iglo'hlndting. prayers, cards. flow - 11-H~~gw.,... ·2-N.,.Hav• 811-t..ot.t Balance ......... 532.401 ,37 Card of Thanks ers. food and to all Auto• fof & Ill TNclll tor 1111 Vena • 4WO 'a Motorcycl• 11 - lo•u • Motora tar SIMa 7t - AIIt0 Ptrt• • Acceuoriel n-Auta Aep.W 78 - Camplna Equ.,ment 78 - Ctmp. . • Motor Home• 12--otodW-• 13-lnMirM• 14-•--r....,.,, 11-1-11 A I... Notlon 11-R-Io, TV a c:e ll"'olr 773-IJoioon Dec, 31, 19B6 ·.. 25,383.19 FREE OFFER their deepest appreci· ation for ali the 71 n 13 74 - II I . 4111-t.-1 Depository Italian Pinnochio doll , uciting crafts from Apple Juice:.......... 48-oz. .I !Refund! .......... .... 522 .52 Ijo TOTAL OTHER FINANClNG SOURCES !USES) ................ 522 .52 Tahiti , Poland, England, Egypt, Mexico, Africa . Workshop No. 6014 is 53.25 plus 75e postage and handling. to I 23-Prafllslan.. Haitian applique. Russian wood painting . Workshop includes Mexican lin punching , wishes l t .tw; po t l.tl lll ll N7-Coolv1111 world, including Ukrainian glass painting, 89~ 31- RuiiEitMa W~nted A1o1Codo304 882-Middttpon Make 10 craft projects from arocnd the Whit;sEH~~~e 311- Lolo. A....,.o MMOnCo., WV ArM Cocll 11• 131 4, 6, 6, B. 9, 10.1 1.12. Btc 1 l4- lu•lu lulldklfl Classified pages cover 'the following telephone exchanges ... The undersigned reserves all rights to reject any and all bids and all bids are subject to the approval of Probate Court of Meigs County. Anyone Interested mav call 992-2186 for an appoint· ment to see the property . Offers will be received until 11 :00 a .m. on March 13, HJ87. All interested parties may be present at the date and time of the sale and bid competitively for ttte prop· arty . · John Mora. Administrator of the Estate of Elmer Young, Sr. Store, eoccpt as specihcallv flOted in this ad. It 11 -F~rm E.,lpm~nt iU -W~nted to luy eJ - LN•tada •• - Hay • Grain • -l..t a Fartllb:ar l3- Farma for Slit ;)I real estate by Deed descrip · tion . ADVERTISED ITEM PDltCY 31-Hom• for lala 32- Moblla Ho"* tor Sala illljill< 'll'li'l) j Public Notice LEGAL NOTICE Each of th11~e ;ad~t!nist~d iterns i5 n#qiJtred to he raaoilv a~ aila bll;l for sakl m eac h Kroget WORDS t7.DO 010.011 011 .011 ' 021.011 010.011 08.011 013.011 021.011 Public Notice Pound ~-311 R1111 •reto~ oonaecutlveruna. broktn updsyswHibecttarged i:Jr ..m dty . . . . . . . . ldl . DAY BEFORE PUBLICATION - 11 :00 A.M. SATURDAY - 2:00P.M. MONDAY - 2:00 1'.M. TUESDAY - 2:00P.M. WEDNESDAY - 2:00P.M. THURSDAY - 2:00P.M. FRIDAY Offers will be received at the office of Bernard V. Fultz at 111 Y2 W. Secortd Street, Pomeroy . Ohio, for the sale of the Elmer Young, Sr . real estate. The real estate is situated on Eagle Ridge Road in Chester Township, approximately 3A mile south· east of S .R. 7 . The real estate consists of a one story, 2-bedroom home with bath, approKimately 6 .75 acres of I .rll'l ~I IIIIi I•' ,\ I IVI •,\ Ill h {\ 111\1111111. ·' 111 : I11:, RATES Wanted To Buy W• pAy c 111h for dll!d CArl 1111 model cltl~ Jim Mink Chev.· Oida Inc, 8111 Gene Johnao, ~ 614 ·4411 -3672 "' Buying da lly g nld, sitver cOins, ring1, jftWelry, Slllrling WfHt, old c(IIMI , lArge curutncy Tap pr l· ce• Ed Burkf!U Bt•ber Shop, 21'1d. Avn Mid dleport, Oh . 114 - 992 ·3476 ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 8 lt . pickup topper wtntl!ld Call 014 ·949· 2013 . 8-13 tin Wanted : Pure Bred Norwegian Elk Hound CtiiSU-992 ·7103. Gallipolis, Ohio 45631 I ., �.. Page_- 12- The Daily Sentinel 9 Wanted To Buy LAFF·A·DAY TOP c•sH pa1d for '83 model and newer u1ed ca rs Smith Buick-Pontiac. 1911 Eastern Ave., Geltipolia Call 614-446- Grec10us hvmg 1 and 2 ' bed room apartmentt 11 V1ltage Manor and R1ver11de Apart menta m Middleport From $2 1 S •ncludmg utilities Call 61 4-992-7787 EOH 1 1 Help Wanted 1 bedroom furnistted apt in Middleport All utilities pa1d $210 month plus dep os1t Unlurntsh n d $2 00 614 -992 - Sell Avon -M ake 40% Call 6 14 446-3358 676 3 Good w1th People? Put you r l arg o 2 bedroom apartm ent 1n M1ddfepon. washer and dryer hookup, part•ally turn11hed Pay own ut•lit1es 8185 per month. Calf 61.t-992 -2381 days or 614- 992· 2509 evenmg1 tnlen1 s to work Earn good SU Avon 2156 Ca ll 6 14-446 - Babys1t1er needfld fo r 5vr old from Bam . to 1 2 noo n Mon -Fn Ca ll 6 14 - 44 6 2153 ~ ,_, Mature woman to care fo r two small children rn my home 1n Ga llipolis 811m to 4pm weeh davs Se nd name ad dr ou phone number and list of ref er et~ ces to P 0 Box 49 3 Galhpohs, OH 45631 614· 26 6 1786 ~=:-::-:----:--- · lcmg9805 Cn11for805 687-tade 6000 ht. R current ral hst The Me1gs Lo cal School D1 stn cr seeks l:ln mdiVIdua l t o prov1de home tutonng to a studont who l1ves m tho PomBroy araa Th e home tutormg sorv1r.es are t o be prQv•ded f1vn (6 ) hours pf!t week 1 he homo tu tor w•ll be cert1f19d <~S an elemcnuuy teacher and or 11 spcc. ttc lenrmng d•sab•l•t•es teachm 1n The Stat e of Oh1o Persons Interested m 1t11s pos1· t1on shou ld con ta ct R Charl es Hollid ay . Mtugs l ocal D•rector of SpeCial Educatio n, 614 742 31 131Salem Cen ter Elomentary Sc hool) Wanted m ale or f ll m~:~le 1 year eltpflrlance prelerrod but not necessary Stop m at 2 93 5 2n d M iddfuport. or Call 614 992 2550 Ha~r s ty hs t AVO N no serv1ce charge, open rem t o r~es , phon e 304 -675 14 29 Housc w1fo, gra ndmother, senior t11gh students earn 4 to 8 hours HlCOf'lle pillS bemuses 50 nfleded t o take or den by phnne reta •l o~dv e rii!Jmg promotion dey and t1vtmm9 shifts available tompor· arv No e.11parlence necessa ry Will tram Apply m person •t 232 Mam St Th ursday, March 12 between 9 00 and 7 00 Need peopl e for fig ht delivery, CO D or ders, must dreu neatly ha ve transport ation . know Pt Pl ~asa nt area Apply m person, 232 Mam St Thursday March 12 between 9 00 7 00 REPS NEEDED for hus1ness ;,ccounts Fullt•me, $60.000 sao 000 rart ttme $12,000 $18 000 No se ll1ng repeat business Set your own hours TrlUntng prov•ded Ca ll 1·612 93 8 6870, M F, Bam to 5pm i ccn lral standard tunal MOM AND DAD Let Ul pay for vour chtld'a colleg e educauo n The Army Nat 10nal Guard can wovide up to $1 8 000 in educa tton asst!lance Call 1800 64 2- 3619 lor free inform a· 11 nn p~tck et or contac t your loc al Army Nattonal Gua rd recrUit er for an mterview 12 Situations Wante d Have room and board tor eld erly person Reasonable 61 4 -992 6022 15 Schools In struction 1 1 B Wante d to Do ' Stevn 11 awhty '• Tr 11sh Serv•ce R e~tsonn blt:~ rat es $5 per mon th good dupendab!e serv1 ce Ca ll 614 -367-023 4 Availabln for elderly dAy CAte while shopp•n g, etc tn my home Call f or mform11t1on 30 4-773· 5217 Financi al ' 21 Busmess Opportunity t NOTI CE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH · lN G CO reco mmends that you do bu SIIIf.ISS w1th people you know and NOT to send money throu gh til e mcul un til you hDVe tnves t•gat ed the offermg S9 99 On e price shoe storn! OJICn either ,. ' hoe or fuhlon non·franch•se store w•th the L1be rtv Fash •ons advantage Over 1, 300 br11nd n11mes One t •me l ee Inventory, l i~t t ures , buymg tr1p, supphet, instore training and mor a, Call any t1 me Dan Ko stechy 501-327 ·8031 Ow n your own Jeon Sp ottswear , !a d•es apparel , cht!drons matern•lv. large s•ze&, petit e dancewear areo b1 c or tt cc euo ri es st ore Jordache. Chic lee Levt lzod Gitano. Mens, Calvm Klein Serg1o Va Ien t o, EvAn Picone lll Claiborne MAmbers Only Gasohno, Healthtell 011er 1000 otheu S14 ,800 10 126 900 •nvtmtorv f11ttures . grand openmg etc Can open 1 6 dWr'S Mr Keenan 304-678 -3639 Own your own ]e on spon1wesr, hdtet app11re f chlidrens maternity, 111rge size1. petite , dancewear -aerob•c or ecceuo r1e1 store. Jordache, Chic, Lefl, Lev1, l1od. Git1no . Mens, Calvin Klem , Sergio Valenle, Evan P1 conn , L1z Claiborne. Member• Only, Gasoline, Helthtex. over 1, 000 0 1hers t1 4 , 800 to t28 ,900 tn 11nn tory, training fill lur es gu1nd opening, etc . C1n open 1 6 days Mr Loughlin 16121888-6656. 23 Professional Services Julta 1 Personal Care Hom• hal openin g lor elderly patlenta. 24 hQur c;are, f1mlly businau ainca ........:..-------''---. 1959. 304-773-6873 APARTMENTS mob1le hom es, housea Pt Pleasant &nd Galltpoha 614-446 -8221 Twobed•oomfomoshedaptNow Antiques KIT 'N' CARLYL! ®by LIRJ Wright 74 ITwol 1981 4 Real Eslate 3 1 Homes for Sale 3 bndrooms close to town, 2 baths ftrepl ace central lilt, range & oven Ctty Schools Ph 614 -246· 9248 3 bdr . 2 bath s, gasjleat. cental 111r, 16x36 mground po ol e11cel lent neighborhood near Holzer 111 c1ty schools $61 600 Call 614 ·446-3961 To be moved or demolished larga 2 story frame hs located at 36 Ean South St Jackton OH Make offer to Holzer Chn1 c; 814 446 -5186 By owMr Good Starter hou se 3 BR city school t, gas heat w.ndow AC , fenced yard, hardwood floors 1 car garage Call 614 -446- 1171 or 614 446 4306 1646 Lmcoln He1ghts. Pomeroy, 2bdr . lmmed1atft poaset110n $9.600 00 Ph 614 -992-3749 or 614 992 3602 No Sunday calls Must sell newly remodeled 1 bdr heme near new swtmmmg pool Gn fllp OII s Sacrit1ce pr~ce S1B,900 Call614· 446 -2639 2 bedrQom w1t h bath and carpo rt Located on a mea lot in Ru tland Aakmg 813,000 Call 614 -742 2093 or 614 -742 2367 Completely remodeled two bed room house With bailment, 60x150 lot. 23 12 Madison Ave. Would make e11cellent ttarter home or rental property. Al to a n e w satellite a ystem $21 ,500 DO 304-675-5477 1o·oo to 5 00 or eh&r 304 -372 -9970 s.oo PM Pn ced reduced. 3 bedroom house, J1m H11l Road 304-6753073 6 PM to 9 PM Owner will f1nence. 3 bedroom. 2 baths, dlllnmg room. femUy room , central Btr, on e acre, gl'lrege 2 outbUIIdingt, 304- 895-3466 32 Mobile Homes for Sale 35 Lots & Acreage 36 acres for sa fe Hone Cava, Ractn e, Ohio !> 8 500 614-949 2t28 Ashton buddtng 1ot s, m obti e homes parm•tted Clyde Bowen, Jr 304 -576 2336 2 acre lot, drilled well. LBt art , 304-895 3554 41 MOBILE HOME SALES, 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 36 1966 Skyhne 47x 10 t2700 Call 614 446 0390 12xS4 Nashua, 2 BR farge b•th Must see & make offer Call 614 446-?687 3 bdr ranch Rodney Vill age II. $285 mo plus deposit Rettf ences r e qu~red Call Blackburn Rnalty 614-446 -0008 Broom hs on 50 acres at Eureka 8250 a month 6 room hs 71) acre farm-Maton County . Call 304-675-5t04 4 BR. W1 bath. L R.Ad . dep $260 pDf month Call 614-446-422 2 between 9&5 rllqu~red 2 BR house, located 52 M1ll Creek $150 month, S75 depO!It. Cal1614 446 3870 3 bdr on At 218 8300 per month plus $300 d apos tt Call 614· 256-1623 peh S195 month 8100 deposit Call614 -446-3617 Beautiful 3 b ~tdroom house 1n Syracuse Full kitchen. , large lawn Contact day1 614 -992 · 6298 or mghu 614-667-3785 42 Mobile Homes for Rant 2 bdr . all ut1f1ties paid except ale c , furn or unfurn , tee deposit required Canva nient lo~atiol'l Cell 614 -446· 8558 or 614 -,46-4178 2 bdr fully furnished adults only, uti! paid Ctll614 -446 -4110. In Eureka ucellent shape 2 Bdr With upando . Aasponcible adult1 only No pals. $226mo Deposit required Ph 814-245 2 . 2 BR mob i l e homu t 150 J mo -eac h- 1100 Oep , wa ter p1id Call614·446-3888, alter 5 446 -4491 2 Bdr , unfurn . 1 2x60 Holly park · WO hook-up, Oep o11t & ret requited Half m1le past Holrer. Call 614·446-4369 or 304 - 876-9760 1986 Mob1le Home 14x70, on St AI 143 &230, gas1ncfuded Call 814 992-5449 3 bedrooms tn Tuppers Plama $200 pet' month plut utihties and deposit 2 children allowed Call 6t4-667-3487. 2 bedroom tra1ler. couples, 1 small chtld, Lc cust Rd . R• 1 Point Pleasant . 304-676 -1076 614-992-7479 1975, 12x60 mobile home for ta le 8260D, 080 Call 814 992 6941 or 814 992 31§22 '81 Commodore. 141146, like new lived tn only 6 montht, payotf Phon e 304 -882 -3664 K & I< Mobile Homes, Inc, new an d used homes starttng at $4 ,400 00 and up 304· 676 - 3000 197 7 Cameron . 12x60 mobile hom e. total electric, 2 bed room s, excell•nt condition , make offm. 304· 876 -2268 or 676 2531 , ask tor Riclt New 14x70 Skylme mobile home phone 304 -675-6367 1979 Hollypark, 1 4x 70, 2 bedrooms Moms stereo , record player. 8 tuck t•pe, gun cabinet. 304· 675· 7979. 1971 Mobile Home 121166 Kirkwood , panly remodeled 304 - 773-6873 33 Farms for Sale 30 acre farm hat good home. large barn and large pond . South Western School D11tri ct Ph 614 246-9248 68 111 acre farm . 28x68 dcuble wid& , 3 bedrc om. 2 b1ths, 2 ponds. 2 barns, lots outbulld lngs 24d0 machine shed. new fen cet. Leon araa 304 -458- t8t 2 34 Busineas Buildings Commercial buildings for Ia•••· Downtown Pt PltiUnt Star ... oHices A-One Retl E.-lte. Ctrol Ve-aer. Broker. C1ll 31M- 67Ht08 FO R SALE·'h 6000 SQUARE FOOT MEDICAL OUILDINO PT. CLINIC 708 VIANO ST. PT. PLEASANT FOR DETAILS. CALL306-e47-3740 Othc c Space t or Ren t E11cellent f or Attorney s Accountant etc CiDse to Court House Call W• seman Real Esta te Ag ency 614 446 3844 18' x48' Steel Bldg -747 Tfltrd Allfmue 3 pl'l a!e pow er, 12ft overh&ed door. concrete floo r CAll 614 -446· 236 2 COUNTRY MOBILE Home Park, Rout e 33, North of Pomeroy Rental tnulers. Cell 614 992 7479 Spa ce for rent tra1ler spaces Locust Rd At 1 Pomt Pleasant 304 675 t076 49 For lease 44 Wan t to lease tobacco allot· ments Ph 614-388 8514 Apartment for Rant 1 Bedroom ba sic rent &176 00 plus electric Also required a t200 OQ 1ecurity depo t it CON TACT· Jackson Est•tes Dep t Ph 446 - 3997 Equal Hou 11 ng Opponunlly Furnished & unfurniShed apts., $ 160 00 af\d up, referen ce• Ph SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Oltve St , G111ipol1s New & used wood -coal stoves, 6 pc wood LA su1ta S399 bunk bed s 819 9, recl1ners new & u1ed bedroom suites. wringer w u hers, 6 shoes New hv~ngroom 11.11tes S199-S599, lamps Call 614446-3159 County Appliance, In c Good used apphances and TV set s Open SAM to &PM . Mon thru Sat . 614 -448 - 1899, 627 3rd Av e. Galhpolts, OH Valley Furniture. new & used Largo section ot quality furm· ture 1216 Eastern Ave , Gallipolis GOOD USED APPLIANCES Washers. dryers. retngerators. ran ges Skagg s Applian ces , Upper R1ver• Ad be11da Stone Crfllt Motel 614-446 -739B LAYNE 'S FURNITURE Sofas and chaus price d from $3 96 to &995 Tablet S50 and up to S125. H1de-a bed• $39 0 to S695 Rfl chnera $225 to 8375 Lamps S2 8 to 1125 Dinettes 8109and up to 849 5 Wood table w -6 chairs S285 to 9795 Desk 8100 up to 1375 Hutches S400 an d up Bunk beda complete w -mattrenes t1295anduptoS395 Babybeds 8110 & S1 7&. Mattresses or box springs tun or twm 883 firm 873,1nd S83 Queen setsS 225, Kmg 8350 4 drawer chest 865 Dressers $89 , Gun cabmets 8, 10, 12 gun. Gas orefeetric renge 8375 Baby mattreuet S35 6 84&. Bed frames &20, 130 & Kmg frame t&O Good 11lectm of bedro om sui t e• metal ca· binets headboards S30 and up lo $65 Uand Furniture wood table & 2 benches, beds, dresser, wood wardrobe 3 miles out Bulavlll e Rd Open 9AM to 5PM. M on thru Sat 614 -446 -0322 304-676-7738 o• 304-676 · 6104 A· 1 Real Estate 16 Coun Street. 2 BR 1 /t b•ths. w / w c arpet. complete modern kitchen, g11 heat. wall Insulated. wired for phon e & cable tv, spac10U1 parking in r•ar. patiO, •376 / mo plua utlhties, Depoait Referen ces required No pet1 Calf 814- 4461 4928 5 Court Street, large 3 BR, 1 16 ~th, complete k•tchen, Qll Ov~trlook heM , park ln rear, City p•lt & river i$250 1mo plut utlllu•. deposit retet"encet re· qu1red No pets Grett for 21 3 singles C•ll &U -448·4926. Furn lthad Effi ~;lencv . t1 50 Utihtiet pd. Single, Share bath 607 2nd, O.lllpolis Call 446 4416 aher7pm 740 2nd Ave .. 1 BR, t185 , Deposit raqu irad Caii814-U&. 4222 between 9&6. 1 BA , ground tloor aptnment All utltltlft paid Near McDo· n..da Call 814 -448-7026 New IPiftment · completely lurn. Aef. & Dep 1 or 2 adulta only. Ctl1114-448-0338 Efficiency apt 6 trllltr npt to Alo Grande Colltgt Ph 614-. 441-8883 Of 114·441-1323. Ntwty bultt 2- bdr. tpt excellent location furmshed hltchen. Aaf • Deposit Ph 814·448- 1250 ther 6pm . Very nice one bedroom tpt Cen1r11 Air, h,.,dwood floors , & gltage Rtfttences • depotlt requ ired . Ph. 614· 441·4151 1986 White sewmg machines Equ1pped to z1g zag. monogram, & hommong 446-8933 Mi xe d hardwood 1labs 512 per bundle. Contammg approx. 11h ton s FOB Oh•o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Of11 o Call 814 -992 6461 4 Umroyallaredo LTSR rad1af! ST23685R16 on 8 holewheelt Lots of m1les left 180 each or all for $300 Brand new Setale.11 qutlt box !pt~ngs and maure11 plu s fram e Cost $200 will sell for 8100 Eldon Walburn, 380 S Thll'd Middlepor t 614 -992 2805 Two used chatnsa ws and two demonstrator 1aw1 for sal• Pomerov Home an d Auto 814 992 -20 94 F~r ewoo d , $35 p1 ckup load, dehvered Call 814-742 -2076 or 614 -742 -3194 anyt1me Tony ' s Gun Rnpairs, hot rebfuemg Open 9 00 AM to 7 00 PM Call 304 675 4631 Good u!ad baby bed comp let e1• playpen , 304 -675 -2524 Model 94 Wm chester clas:~!IC 30 30 9250 00 20 1nch Homel•te cham saw $100 00 Call 304-77 3-5303 2 hospttal beds complete w1t, m at1ress 2 hosp1t al bed s wtth· out mattresses Gas cook stove 304 · 773 ·5873 55 Building Supplies Butldmg Materials Block, brtck, sew er pipes, w indows, lintels, etc Claude WmtiH'! Rio Grande 0 CIU 614· 245 -5121 Concre1e block• afl 1tze s yard or del1very Mason aand Galltpohs Blo ck, Co , 123'/r Ptn e Sl , Gafhpoll&, Oh10 Cell 614 -446- 2783 1-6t4-886-7311 · 56 Pets for Sale Dra gonwynd Canery Kannel CFA Himalayan, Par11an and S1ame1e kitten s AKC Chow puppies New Chow puppies. Call 814 446 -3844 after 7PM . Groom & Supply shop Pet groommg, all styles, 1ll breeds Jul•e Webb. Call 614 -446 0231 Registered Lllbrador Retri!Wer pups Yellows and blacks Own f~tm ale and mele, Call evenings 6t4-992-6t8t . 4 AKC Regittered Cocker Spamel puppies 4 weeki old 3 buff colorod, 1 eflampagne Shots Call614 ·992-7719 59 For Sale or Trade Good used portabl e & floor model color TV 's. Call614- 446 - 1149 Ntw Mayteg Wfltng&r washer. phone 304 -675 -83&7 40 inch electric range. good cond, 304-676- 1687 ~~ iltlllff 458-t997 Bar & 2 Bar Stoolt 1 pc oi Cerpet 12x13 Ph 614· 446- 4387 Farm Supplies lit l1vcslock 61 Farm Equipment 20 10 John D1ere diesal trectorplows, d11c t3960. New Idea Dyne Bounce mower 1495. Lllte modtl 224T John Deere baler $1295. Hay wagon t300. Call 6t4·286 8622. JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CE NTER SR 35 W Gallipolis. Ohia Call 614· 446·9777, eve 614 -446·3692 Up front triC· tors with w•rrlnty over 40 used tractou , 1ooD tool• ' \~ 61 Ferm Equipment CROSS & SONS U S 3& West, Jackson. Oh10 614-286-845t Ma11ay Ferguton, New Holland, Busll Hog Sales & Service. Ovtr 40 used tracton to choote from & complete hne of new & used equipment Largelt telect1on in S E Oh1o 1860 Oliver tract04' Runs good, good lltBS & pa1nt, wilh plows, 4 row corn pllnter S3550 Calf 614-286-6522 340 International tractor. PS, live power, hve hydr•uhcs. wrlh 1t~ternat10n11 mow1ng machine. New Holland baler S2450. Call 6t4-286-6622. J•vtden Firm Equip. 614 -4481676 Special Sale on our new k1oti trectorl Up to t3000 off on Vermeer hay equipl Roundbalars . mowers , mower conditions. rakes, tedders, 6 a complete line of bale handling & feeding acefla G rirwter-m lurs. wagons, rotary cutters, blldea, disc•. cultivttort, plows , seed· · ora . · post drivers, wood · spllnersgates, heldglltet 1 truckracks , truck - beds. trallen , aprayera, feed-bunka , hvnloch· waten 6 wheelhone lawn II garden equip Used Equip 7 round -b1ier1, some of th•e balers require eslow as 35 horse power tractors! Mow•ng m•chines . rak•s . teddeu 1quare-b1lers Used tractora. d11cs. plows. tobacco-Mtters, wagons , harrow . bushog , gravity -wagon, Llm•tpretders cutiditloner & hay. bines. Uted Wheelhorse lawn mower. Lo· catnd 1 m1le off 218 on lngallt Rd Ut1f1ty Bldg Spl 30'x40 ' 119', 1 6x8 Overhead door, Serv1ce Door 95333 Erected. Iron Horse Bldga . 814-332-9745. Gravely Attachments· Tlllat. rotary plow, snow blad"e & Saulkey , Alto 3'1.! Hp. glfden till• $160 DO Call &14 -317-0149. John Daere 3010 with lotder $4,8&0.00. 12ft transport ditc t49& 00 AC no till planter t1 ,6&0 00 3 Bottom John De&rft Plow $396 00 C1t1 614Ford Tractor wrth bush hog. grader blsde, plows. d11c. culti vator 6 draw bar. t2.600 00 Ctll 614·2e8-6622 Late Model 180 Mauay Ferguson Tractor U .950 00 Number 12 Maney Ferguson Baler t1.15000 M•••ey Ferguson Hay Raike e400 00 601 Ford Mowing Machine S450 00 Call 614 288-6622 Cub- Plow, eultivacor. mower Looks and run1 like new. 614· 71 Autos for Sale 198.t Ford Escon wagon PS, auto.. PB. air. t2850 EKtra Cletn Call814-288-6522 1940 Dodge 8usinea1 Coupe All original, 80% finished, eXIra perta. 97.000 actual m•let SB&OO Call 614-388·8620 1978 Buick Regel PS. P8, Till wheel, air cond • cruise. mtmed. w1pen Call814 -446-7390. 1974 Chevrolet, Good cond. Call614· 446-1622 1980 Ctdillac 4-Dr Sedan Ctean . must tee to apprec11te. f3.7&0 00 Ph. 6t4-448-8038 1982 Volluwagon Sciroceo High miiH. good eond1ticn but nHduotnework Ph 614· 2561384 mornings or Sundavs. 1977 Monti Carlo 1 owner good condhlon asking S700 00. Ph, 614·446-4724 1fler 8pm 1981 Plymouth Tur~smo $4,800.00. 1986 El Camino ' 1984 Dodga Colt Clean no rust U:.B9& .00. 1982 Chevy Cit· ation PS, PB, Air t1 ,496 00 Ph 1982 Ford Multlng GT 302 4-tpeed mtka offer, vary good condition Ph. 2•&-551!10 N1ghts. 1976 Gremhn, good running condition Georgia car, 6cyl .. auto, AC S900 00 Ph, 614· 388·9960. 1966 Chrytler Imperial good sh~· teso Call 81o&-388· oo 9189. 1971 Chev•ll• 350 Auto New paint red with bl..:k atnpH Sport hood, nttw t•ret. good 1h11pe plus 1970 Chevelle ~s 4 -tpeed Good frcnt end All tor 8t ,700 00 Ph 8t4·448-46t4. 1978 Thunderbird Air, cru11e. tilt Engine, tr~nsml11ion and brakn recemtv rebuilt $1000 Call 6t4-986·4443. 1981 Old1 Cullats lmecul1t11 condition . AC . new tins . chrome wheel• Asking U200 Ctlll14·992-6107. White Farm Tractort, Bast Price in Area. Siders Equipml!lnt Co. Handerton. W Va 304 -875- 742t New two row machlnctl tO· bacco transplanter wit, 300 tenk , 51 , 10000 304-676 - a•' t288 Naw Holland 477 hay btnder, Gehl95 Grinder miller wfth 21 " mill Flotation t~rea . Both axcellern condition 304· 273-421 6 62 Wanted to Quy . 1980 Cordov1 . •t . 600 00 58eO o• 675-t 247. 19B1 Old1 Omega, 4 door, auto tranamila10n. PS. Pl. ak. AMFM ct..ette. new tim, 304- 676-314t. 1971 Olds Cuti.i.11 Brougham, 2 door. 280 V-8, 76,000 mllea, $2,260.00. 304-875-.t8&3 ftV•nmga or days eall 304-676- 4230. ' 80 AMC Sp~ril, 6 cyl , 4 speed, air, S1 000 00 or b"t offer. 1fter 6 ·00 call 304· 675· 8542. 1984 Corvette. ch•coal tnd ailvar, loaded, $17 , 900 .00. 304-676-3073. 6 PM to 9 PM . 1976 Chtvv lmpal•. 4 door. auto. tiOQ or bett off•. call aher 2 PM. 304 -882-2418 For sale or t,.da. 1977 l TO Ford Station W-aon 1980 Chevy Impala C1ll after & 00, 304- 876-2720 72 Trucks for Sale Now buying shell com or •• corn Call for latettquotea. River City Ferm Supplr. 814- 446- 63 1986 Chevy C-10 auto. elr, crulta, AM-FM TIP•. dualtankt Ctsh price t7,999.00 Johnt Aulo Still, Bulwille Rd , Galli· Livestock pollt, OH Ouroc Boan , Bred juat like the bo1n we telted al the Ohio T"tltion that gained over 2 I lba. per d1y. Roger Bentley. Sabina. OH , 613-&14 -2318 Top quality: 3 & 4 yr. old Overo 2 Ouaner Hor.. Maras Ph 8t4 216-9314. Appaloosa bav mare 14 yrs, 14 hand. UOO 00 Bay mare 11 vrs. 16 hand. •&OO 00. Both mtre •re gentle 1nd broke. Call 304-895·364e ., 304-176· 4614 64 Hay & Grein Ph 8t4·2&8-tHt o•lt4 -2611674. 1982 F1DO Ford pickup long b..t. 3 1pd., VI . Runa good, a Uttl• rough . Fint t1500. bu~alt Call 81.t -848 -2013. 1979 C30 Chevy ton truck 42,400 actual mil• wilh rnach.,lea bed 4 speed, 350 motor Phon•614· 949· 2493or 114-843-6340. 1984 Chevy, thr" qulrter ton pldrup, 360 1ng1n1, auto, Pl . PI, 33.000 mil•, 1xe cond, •a.ooo oo 304-812-2938. 1989 Chwy pickup, block, 81 ,&00 00 1984 KawoAicl. Colt 304-876-7889. · Ml~~;ed c~ nmothv hay, 250 balat. t1.60 por bolo 11 Con. ~II 8t4-379-220t . ' 6 6 Seed & Fertilizer DoKtlb • K-nlty leod Com, W L 312 etfalfL Phone 304-8711-tiOt llltw 7 p.m. (jj) Barney Millar 7 05 (J) Sanford and Son 7 .30 8 CII ()] New Newlywed Game · (!) 1983 NCAA Final Four Hlghllghta H1ghl ights of the 1983 f1nal four college bas ketball leams - Nonh Caro - 1-••: -<'· ' 61(·441·0981 Auto parts tor ule Aadlo, A .C , ~la11. and other ptrtt fOf 1 977 Cardoba , 304-773-50&1 '. FRANK AND ERNEST· .' . Perla for 1980 Chii!IIIV Cltttion X-11 . or $600 forwholecer. CaM Lee or D•bble 814-992 ·1311. • ' ' 8t4-247-32et THE:~E!S' MATTE{Z- ,.''· 1977 Pontiec Gren Prik for parts Garden tiller. Call 114- I 992-3see Tu~NING ... .. .. ' Truck topper I It fU,.gl11a, 8160 00. 304·87& -1974 after 600 INTo E:Nt:~~"( f:'Xce:=pr WHf;f'?E you'R"!:" 5'1Ti1NG. •' Late '70 ChiNy pidc up bed, outa1de good, tSO 00 304- lina State , Houston , Geor!l•a. and loUtsville A!"OUNP '' '· Uud auto p•rtt. Chevy, Ford and Chrysler products. Pdhone 1!11 CD Too Close lor Comlon 0 ()]Judge @ Wheel of Fonune m(iiJ (jJJ Jeopardy (jj) Jofferaons 7:35 Cll Honeymooners 8:00 8 CII (jJJ Highw.., to Heaven ICCI Jonalhan and Mark retarded young ster to compete tn the Spec1al Olymp1cs and asstst ..• 676-6892 79 Motors Homes & Campers Cil Bring 'Em Bock Alive niii.NKS , M~. BENNV '·'• FINDVOUR SISTER! hope to 1mpress two attractiv e women by JOintng a hea lTh club. (AI 1111 CD MOVIE: 'Tenspeed and Brown Shoe' ()] ® National Geogrtphic Special ICCI ScientisTs working to save the grizzly •' .-. " ,, ScrVICI:s 81 NCAA Tournament Spacial (60 m1n I ()] Ill ()] Porlect Strangers iCCi Larry and Balk1 (!) 1 I HOPE YOU '•'· 0283. .. ..-,. .. from eKttnction are interVIewed 160 m1n ) In Stereo ®l Billy Graham Cr~ude '• "i, Home Improvements -~· ·•'I Gl CDI Billy Graham Tolla- / hassoe Cruoode (60 m1n I EEK & ·MEEK BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncondit1onel llftttme ouenntN Locel reterenCtl fumlahld. Free •lmllet. C1ll coNect t-614-237-0488. dov or night. Rogers B••ement Waterproofing. ',. Street' (Colorized Version! 8:05 ([l MOVIE : 'Dutry' 8:30 ()] Ill ()] Harry ICC I A mis- '.. understanding leads Nurse AM types carpenter & eonc:r«a work: Interior, exterior, remodaling, painting, roofing, frN Htimatn Cell &1,·448·1174. ',. ' Rooting. Painting, smafl plumblng and carpetry jobll Re..onable, frH Estematl. Pit . 304· :• Atlantic City, NJ (2 hrs .. 30 mtn) ltve ()] Ill ()] Dynasty ICCI Kryslle ask s Sarah to move 1nTo The mansion, McVane continues tO blackmail Adam . and a millionaire throws a gala pany for AI· '•' " 678-298t .. •· RON ' S Tele'llision Service Houae cella on ACA, Quanr. GE , Bpec:i.tling In Zenith Cltf 304· 571-2391 or 614-4.t&- .. 73 r~enced · ctrpenter, alectrici•n. muon, plinter, roofing ftncfuding hot llr IP,akationl 304- t 181 ..4 Dodgo Atm Chort"· look1 like lluer. lOw mil-... AM ·FM CIIHttt ltereo, nanniltg \ ..--... • I i • i 2842 .. 576- 2e03 Plumbing & Heating CARTER'S PLUM81NG AND HEATING Cor. Fourth and Pine Gallipolia, Ohio Phone 814 -448-3888 or 814· 448 o&.t77 GRANDMA'S RECIPE FER ASH CAKES .. BY 'JINGO !r I THINK I'LL MAKE' SOME' '• . '• ,•' seduces one of his attract ive case studies. Peter 's n1ece unexpectedly comes to li ve w11h him and Chnstine con sid ers an appo1ntment to a I NEED TWO YA SPRINKLtN' HANDFULS OF OF SALT WHITE CORN MEAL GRANDMA DIDN'T TRUST THEM · NEW· FANGLED MEASURIN' CUPS A GLOB OF SHORTENIN' AN' A DASH OF MILK ,,.•.• • ,. ,..- ,;;r, r-' ...'· ' ' '-I - ·-> 17S-73e7 Umestone, Nnd and grevel delivered, phone 304 - 175- ·. 1 1 ._ .- -,, . .,'I ' ' Upholstery .. .' ~------- .·- · ' ,.,. ,.' •' ., R • M Cultom Couchet end Reupholstery. 81. At. 7, CrOwn Oh. 8t4-211-1470, Eve It 4·4411- 3431. Op., dolly 9 10 4.30, Sot. 1.30 to t ·30. Old • C~y. PEANUTS TI:IE GOLF PRO JUST CALLEV.• I-IE WANT!i TO 't'OU ASOUT '1'0\JR 006 MacNeil -Lehrer Newahour (jj) Nowo t 0:05 ()] Billy Orehlm Cru11do t 0:30 Cil American Snepohoto • m iNNNewo 1 t :OO D CIICJJ II CJJ® a CDICDl Nowa (J] H~<dce•tle and McCormick · • m M'A*S*H ()] Flyore In Search of 1 Drnm Tho problems fa ced by black aviators during the • • Une' (I) IJ1) Tonight Show e Tonlght' s guest is ac1or Chrittopher Rnve. (60 min 1 In Storeo (!) SportoCenter ()] WKR P in Cincinnati • m Tul II CJ) ABC Newo Nlghtllno (CC). ®())Magnum, P.l. evestigi110n ~ Addorty Adde~y ·• in· of 1 friend ' a octivltlto leads him to a block market dealer of 11omic psr· Ticlao. 170 min I (R) 12:00 (I) Bumo • Allen (]) Mudli lportaloolo CJ) ABC Newo NlghtNne !CCI • m Aawhldli CJ) Taln of the Unu· =TV new Uphottertd. ' ()] a •I' Mowr..,·o Upholttorlnt NMnt < • CD Odd Couple 11:30 Watterson '• Water Hauling, ,, rtatoneble ratn. immed1•te ' 11 2,0()0 gallon delivlry', ciat.ns pools, well. etc till 304- 578~ ' ;· 2919. J HouH coel, lim•tone, 1nd gravel. Daliv•ed 1 ton and up, Jim Ltn1er, 304-171·1247 or {60 examinod. (60 m1n I I]]) To Be Announced. @ Honey-ere t 1:06 (Jl MOVIE: 'The Long Grey lS J1mes Boys Wat~r Service Alao poolsf1lled Clll814-256- 1141 't or 114-"8- 1175 or 614- 441- , 7911 labor relations board m1n) golden age of avtetion are •t 01llard WatM Service. Pooi 1, Sitterns. Wetlt. Deljvery Any11me Call614-446· 7404. a•e s1ud1ed (60 m•n I ® . CDI MOVIE: 'Houston Knight•' ilil Peter, Paul and Mary • 25th Annlverury (AI In St6reo. t 0:00 CII ClJ) Nucloor Power-In Franco it Worko ()] Ill ()] Arthur ,Hailey' 1 HoteliCCI A se• researcher , BARNEY .,• General Hauling Italian city de stroyed by lha eruption of Mount Vesuvtu s, • . ·- St•ka Tree and Lawn Service, · Hedges. thrubs, bushes . · ;, trimmed, ltndsctpklg, ttump and leaf remove! , 304·171· Vesuvius The excavations of Herculaneum. an anc ~ent a ,." 896·3802 tUn ~~~r. emeou~... lrlcountye,..zzre.,. Thebwt OOftd~lon. Mutt Hit. Col llolofo 1n lumllu<O upholttoring. eon 1:00 st4-742-2211. lllttri:OO 304 · 171 -4t14 ,., , .. \14-02·17414 . lltlmat•. \ tto.d, I •' Rot1ry or Clble tool drilling. Moat weNs compfet_. sM~edr, Pump tales and allrV'ice. 304- 87 •ohldo $t,OOO.OO Ph 114311-19&0 THERE5 ~MWOi HE WANTS 'TO 6EE, ANYWAY. NO, HE ~AVE' IT UP. .. HE GAYS THE WAY THE WRL.D IS 1HE5E DA.YS ... •' •' 676-208e .. 676-7t47. Vana&-4W.D. 1973 Ford 1 Ton Van. NewtirH, breket, Trensmls•ion cam plototy Nbull1. Good running .....---------, '• •, RINOLES'S SERVICE, oxp• 85 ()] National Geoilraphlc Spacial: In tho Shadow of MORTY' MEEKLE AND WINTHROP .EYEq'I.A65E5? Fetty Tree Trknmlng. ttump removal Caii304·671S· 1331 . 82 OXiS (60 min ) 1 16 '10.-JR G-RANDI=ATHE'R STILL MAKING HIS OWN 2484 ~-...._ .,.-..._ be- I CAFET I .__I.__,L-..JI'1 1-.-JI.__. l . .= Grandpa gave outlhls advice to -r-c .,u-' P•H' o-rrll :. . 5 I I I 1 all of Ills family: "Temptations, 1-1 · · unlike opportu"'lies, w111 always r--:-----:-::--, give you second " I - . c E RH E B IO l--,lr--'TI...:.:.r.l':....:;l~7=-rl--i . • _ ~ _ Complele ohe chockle qoofed by ftll• ng 111 the m•~smg words _ L..-l'-....1.-.L..-l'-....1.--' yo u de-.e lop from slep No 3 bolow A PRINT J:<!UMBERED lETTER S W IN THESE SQUARE S UN SC RAMBlE lETTERS TO GET ANSWER YESTEIDAY 'S SCIAM·lllS ANSW.EIS CIOfldv - Racer - Hello - Fiddle - CHILD ol FOUR An elderly woman lamantad to her friend, "I usad lobe lhe mother of foor children. Now, h S88mtl, I'm lhe CHILD of FOUR mothers." BRIDGE James Jacoby A daring . NORTH slam 3-11 17 • AS 7 5 .Q .J 765 ... + K 10 5 3 By James Jacoby After South's takeout double an today's game, Wesl anticipated that North would have values to btd West decided to bid one no-trump ftr st and then bid spades at the two-level, a good way to show hts ltmited va lues Note what happened North inte nded to bid four hearts, built cost htm nothing to cue-bid hts spade control first When East showed hiS second livecard suit, South really got ea rned away when he jumped to four hea rts, but since the btddtng told h1m that h• s partner would be short tn diamonds, he wanted to play In game That was enough for North , who promptly btd the slam. After the dtamond lea d, decla rer look a stmple approach. He ruffed the diamond tn dummy, played the spade ace, ruffed a spade and led the club Jack to West's queen a nd dummy's king. Now another spade wa s trumped low Declarer cashed the heart ace, ruffed another dtamond and ruffed dummy's last spade wtth hts heart kmg A low club to the 10 allowed htm to play dummy's re maining high hearts, and the club ace wa s his 12th trick It's too bad that Wes t stuck in that one no-trump bid, since that ca used WEST .10 9 3 .10 9 2 EAST .K Q642 +KJ4 +Q9 7 2 +AQ H32 +64 •a .J SOliTil • AK43 +101 765 +AJ 8 Vulnerable Neither Dealer East I. Wesl Norlh Ea11t I NT 4+ Pass 2+ H 6• Pa ss South Db I 4. Pass Opcmn g lead • 4 declarer to play lum for the clu h qUeen, but wlu ch or US, ' lw Jdmg SIK htgh-ca rd pomts and hea ring our partner open the btdd1ng, would thmk the opponents were a bout to b1d a slam' A new book by Jauws Jm·oby <md h1.' /aliter, 1/w late Oswa ld .lumby, ts now available at bookstores !t JS "Jacoby on Card Game.fi, " published by Ph:~ro.o,· Books l!'IMI1t11 lit at by THOMAS JOSEPH Duck an to balieve that Harry is 1n love wtth her 9:00 (IJ 700 Club (!) Top Rank Boxing from ,.,..." .· ,.,. 448-0284. CLAY I . 'OUAN (jj) MOVIE: 'Fort)' Second ,,•• SWEEPER and sewing machine repair, parts. and auppli•. Plek up and delivery. Davia Vecuum Cleaner, one hilt mile up George. Cntelc Ad Ctl $14 - a Stereo , " 1972 Cobr1 camper . fullv equipped, 27 h . C1ll 614-448- help a young couple struggling to stan a fam1ly. (2 hrs I (A) In ALLEY OOP 3t90 h8)" for sale Round bal... Colt 614-246-&117. Used GM transmlaaicns All intern1lty inspected • guarln· teed. Alao Ford & Chryller Call DINALS Newshour Gl (iiJ @ Whoel of Fonune '' ,j:· ' 1972 Ford 41114 1981 Chwene KOX200. llka new, t1 , 180.00 Large round b••ofhl)',t10.00 etch. Will deliver Cal1114·44810&2 11ter &pm ,.' .. t 979 LT 9000 Fo•d 1978 B&naon Tandem dump trtiler Mutt Nil Immediately Call Eve' s 814-317-0548. 2986 ",. ' ' ., I ()]MOVIE: 'Tho Incredible Joumey' Pan 1 @ News (liJ MacNeil-Lehrer • "• •r. Auto Parts the f1 CD M•A•S•H 0 ffi People's Coun •' FDr sala· 1979 Oldt Cutltss Supr•m• 114-992 -3739 1966 Ford Mu111ng, 304· 876- Set ot metelslid••n stock nckt to f1t 8 ft. pickup bed Call fuss about h1s upcom1ng movies " Nuts ," " T1n Man," and "Stakeout " "" " good noo.oo Ph. 814-3189960 Super A, Fermall w1th cultrva tou Very good condition Alli1 Clllmlan G w1th cultivaton Vert good. Call 614-949 -2013 814-949-20t 3. '".,, ··,., 76 1961 Dodgel.tncer 4-dr .• &cyl.. 3-speed. Stlndard ltllft on floor All lactory equipmant Runs 304-676-33e6. 6 h used Bruah Hog, 3 pt 4 ft , 1lmost new 8ruth Hog, 3 pt Call ET t alks wtth R1chard Drey · 6t4-288-8522 992-6803 1 set nach of 12 •nd 1o&inch 3pt plows Calll14 949 -2013. • 8642 & Accessories 1984 Chwy Chevette. 2 dr ., 4 spd., AM, wire rims Cash pnce $2499. Joim's Auto S11 ... Bulaville Rd., Galhpofls. Ctiii14-441· 889B Boats and Motor1 for Sale 16 ft Tri-Hull. 70 hp Chryslat with tilt trtiler and lceftaori•. cha1p, after & 00 clll304-171- ltea rranot ltners of 0 fovr Krambled words rn ~~:::::::::::::::::::lr:~::~;:==~·~~·~~~~--~-~ = ---..----,----.,..,..--.-...~·~.~~-75 +==========:.JL:=========~ •Paint maru. in pl. .ure halter Call Proven 304-7115-7519 SNAFUTM , 1088 N-• a ' :::--:--::---:---:-:-::-:------:..' 1914 HOfldl CR 100. eac cond, low uuge. •eso.oo. 304- 4151· ~ by . 6:06 ()] Beverly Hlllblllln 6:30 D CII ()II NBC Nowa (!)lnoldo the POA Tour ()] D ()]ABC CD Hogon'o Heroes ()] Doctor Who ®Ja CDI CBS Nowo ® To Be Announced. (jj) WKRP in Clnclnnoti 6:35 ()] Andy Griffith 7 :00 8 (]) PM Magazine Hardcaatle and McCormick (!) SponsCenter ()] Entenainmont Tonight YOUR AMIGO. 1983 CA12tli Honda. uc.. ;·11 WOlD UMI -----~· fdli•4 tngred1ents (jj) Fecto of Ufa 1!7 THI?RE NO WAY TO OT~ER ~AVE!- •• . 1995 Cell tfltr & , ,m, S@\\4UlJ-d££trS® comets from some amazing 1988 Hond1 200)(, 3 wheeler. ., ~ new cond t 1BOO. Ph. 304-171· ~~ · 814·949-20t 3. 2 Oulft s done by ladies A1de Group Regular S11e- Farman Wrench Pattern S126 00 King S•ze· Shadow Bcx in Mint Green Wh11 e and Lav~tnder , 8160 00 . Ph. 937 2681 or • • -! .. bulh $250(). 614-742-2241. 286-6622 81g 2 BR Rustl e home built on your lot $11 .995 & up Call •••' w; New a Cil Big Volley TV '• 1973 Sporttttr Con~plldy: r• 29e8. a CI1 ()]a Cil (}Ia CD1 CDl (!) Mozdo $portalaok ... m Jefferoono ffi Square One (CCI ® Newton'o Apple Ira Flo tow mixes up e batch of "I, 1983 Honda Odvtfey be ell ant a Pubhc Notice. Closeout sale on ,, LTD · 710. oondhlon 8760 Ctlll14-948· 2013. Swtmmmg Pools $999. 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March 14, 1987 Not Responsible For Typographical or Pictoral Frrnr• . Daily Number 589 Super Louo 24-31-1440·7-41 JOIN THE SAVINGS DURING OUR • ANNIVERSARY DAIRY LANE SALE! BOILED Ground Beef Cooked Ham $19911. S LBS. OR MORE .-' ,.; .. ~·· .. SUPERIOR · MT. BRAND BOLOGNA $79191bs.· BONELESS HOLLY FARMS GRADE A SPLIT . FRYER BREAST...........~~~ ••• $l 59 TENDERBEST USDA CHOICE T-Bone Steak Chi(ken Breast FLANDERS TURKEY DRU,.,STICKS BEEF PATTIES WHITING FILLETS PORK CHOPS QUALITY ' 24 oz. CTN. Cheese Super Dip Idaho Potatoes TENDERBEST FOODLAND REG. or BUTTER GENUINE J 199 DOZ. ASST. FLAVORS VELVET 15 LB. BAG Shoulder Roast LB. BLUE BONNET Margarine Ice Quarters Cream 2 Sl 16 oz. PKGS. PINK or WHITE ARMOUR 12 oz. CAN DIET RITE, CHERRY RC '· 8 Towels 2··· 9< SINGLE ROLL Plus Deposit ••,.' .. ~ 22< Tomato Catsup 32 oz. BTL. 59< 69< ,. Spaghetti Sauce 32 oz. JAR 9< State Rep .. Jolynn Boster said she Is co ntinu ing her efforts to es tablish an effective advocacy office for Appalac hian Ohio within th e Celes t e administration. As a result of her sponsorship, the Legislature approved House !Jill 891, mandating the creation the school and used to purchase play~round - Mason Elementary PTO. which of the Ohio Office of Appalachi a. collects Campbell soup labels which can be equipment . Ot~ers pictured, left to right, are This office Is seen as the way to Joyce Brewer, PTO soup label coordinator, and redeemed lor school supplies and equipment, was focus state government resour· Irene Shaw, Mason Elementary principal, and the winner ol a certlli cate lor 5,000 labels in a ces on the needs of 28-coun ty hack, Stephen Barr, Bennett Food Brokerage, contest sponsored by Wetterau Grocery In Millon , region designilted as Appalac h{:reg Mullens, Campbell Soup Co. representallve, ian Ohio, Boster explained. W.Va. Here Mindy Kearns ollhe I'T.O ac~cpts the and Larry Howard, Foodland director of ccrtillcatc lrom Bob Eastman, Foodland stores The current orrrce of Appalaoperallons. owner.ll will be added to other labels collected by chia, which is part of the administrative structure of the state Department of Development. serves·primarily to adminIster funding received fro m the federal Appalachian Regional Commiss ion. As ARC has been diminished in COLUMBUS IUP!) - Legislafunding and scope, the Depart · tion rais ing Ohio's beer·drinking ment of Development's Appal· age from 19 to 21 has received a ac hian office has been reduced in .rocky reception in th e Ohio size and responsibility, Boster House State Government Comsaid. As a result . the resources of mittee des pite its spo nsor's conthe o!fice are inscff!clent to tention it would sa ve lives. implement the goals of H.B. 891 . Rep. Ronald J . Sus ter, D· "For the Ohio Office of Appala- Cleveland . presented the bill chia to be an effective advocate Wedne day, saying it would for the people of southeastern reduce leena ge traffi c deaths Ohio. it mu st be funded adeand injuries. and con form Ohio's qua te ly," said Bos ter. D- minimum drinking age with Ga lllpolls.· "On behalf of the other states. legisla tors r~prese ntin g the 28 But critics said they resent Appalachian counties of Ohio, I pressure by the federal governWINNERS IN CAMPBELL'S CONTEST - Syracuse Elemenhave worked to es tablish fundin g ment. whi ch has threatened to tary School was second place winner In the Campbell Soup Co.'s at a reasonable and fair level of begin withholding 5 pl'rcent of 14th annual labels lor edu C'oltion promotion with Food land Stores in $150,000 per year to cover staff highway funds by Oct . 1 from Ohio and West VIrginia. The program encourages HC hools to save and all ('Xpenses of operation." states, including Ohio. which which can be redeemed lor school aiel• and eq uipment. The labels The fundin g mec hanism fo rt he ha ve a dr inki ng age lower th an Foodlund slores program was sponsored by Wetterau Grocery in Appalachian offi ce, as wel i as 21. Milton, W.Va. Jack Burton, sales representativ e, lor Campbell's, Ohio's minimum age for drink· other state government offic~s. was at the Pomeroy Foodland store Wednesday to present a is th ~ biennial budget meas ure. ing liquor is 21. but the beer· ccrllll cate worth 10,000 labels to Romora Young, Syracuse label House Bill 171, currently under drinking age was ra ised from 18 chairman. Others pictured, left to right, are Larry Howard, to 19 when 3.2 perce nt alcohol consideratio n by the House Fl · director ol operations lor Foodland , Boh Eastman, ow ner, and 1Continu ed on Page 8) tConllnued on Page 81 ,James Lawrence, Syracuse principal. House Democrats vote down Contra funding BOX ·Elbo Macaroni or Spaghetti 2 LB. BOX 99< oz. 1B oz. BOX BTLS. ·"' Macaroni and Cheese Dinner 7 oz. Corn Flakes Bath Tissue 4 ROLL PKG 16 Tea Bags 100 CT. 26 Cenu . 'I' " ., ., • ·~ .... WASHINGTON tUPii - By voting to cut of! ail U.S. aid to the Nicaraguan Co ntra reb els. House Democra ts are warning President Reaga n his cherished program of supporting the guer· rillas he calls "freedom !igh· ters" is near dea th. The 230·196 House approval Wednesday of a moratorium on Contra fund ing was neither a crushing defeat' for Reagan nor a meaningful development. The resolution is expected to die in a Senate filibuster next week, and leaders of both chambers agree (hey ca nnot muster the twa· l'hirds majorities needed to over· ride a certain veto even If the measure makes it to Reagan's desk. But House Democratic leader Thomas Foley ol Washington sa id Wednesday's vole, however sy mbolic, sends a real message to the White House loudly a nd clearly: Congress Is ready to cut off aid 10 the Contras. as it did in 1984. Foley said Reaga n is now sure to.lose his request later1 his year lor $105 million In new Contra aid The se lf· in s uranr~ covera!(E" may be expa nd ed in the future. A bid of $Hi.!lll!l annually, the s<Jme as las t yr-a r. from Down lng·Ch l!ds-Mul lt•n·Mu ssrr Insuran ce Agency fo r foocl stam J> ins urance. wa s acct'fMd by the commiss ioners subject to s tate ap prova l. . . . Coon ty E. n gtn~Pr Phil Hober ts reported that a da le ha~ still not been se t by a med iator to negoti ate the hi ghway Mpar l· ment's un ion co ntract. which cxp h'es Ma rc h :11 . Ht• ~a id hl' has n·cetved a letter offtrlai ly ap· 1Co nt in ued on Page Ri Woody Hayes dies today at age 7 4 ...,......,...,....., Boster presses funding efforts Critics slam drinking bill · 5 9 $ RC Cola .~••••••1!••$129 P~per un ive rsity's Coilege of Arts and placed on the institu te's mail ing Sciences, to provide Ohio Univer- list for addiliona! informu t ion on sily student s . and faculty with services ava ilable to the co unt y on· th e-job 'education, Finney th ro ugh the agency. sa id. The insti tute offers a in oth er business, the ro mm is· variety of exper tise designed to , sioners formally adopted a resoimprove government in sou- !utlon jo in ing th e Buckeye .Joint theas lern Ohio. Co unt y Self Insurance Program. In addition to the data ce nt er at a cost of$42.800. A brea kdown branch of th e institut e. th ere are of the total shows th e Depart two other branches whi ch focus ment of Human Services payi ng on economic development and $9,09145; the co unt y engineer. public adm inistrat ion. In ad di· $9,90.H!i; the health de partment, tion to standard info rmatio n, th e · $2.038. :l7; E MS, $2, 108.78; TB , institute also prov ides low-cos t $.194.30; Car l ~ton School!Mc igs specialized research. Industries. $:l,oo2.19; a nd the The commissioners as ked to be county genera l fund. $15.709. H. ' Florida Grapefruit 5 LB. BAG •• HALF GAL. case, would mean more services for older cit izens. Projections also reflect where changes could be made lo alter population trends. Projections are based on past history. migr at ion, bir ths and dea ths. etc., a nd may change with eac h new cens us Finney pointed out . The institu te has pr~pared similar booklets for oth er sou· theas tern Ohio counties. "Our goal is to see southeas tern Ohio grow," Finn ey said. The institute was crea ted in 1982 under the auspices .ol the ' Treet 3 Section s. 36 Pogos A Multimedia Inc . Newspap er . sketch of the analysis booklet. Sentinel Stall Writer Data used in the report wa s An analysis of local popu lation coll~t ed fro m U.S. Census sourand employment trends was ces, the Ohio Bureau of Employpresented Wednesday to the men! Services, and the Ohio Data Meigs Count y ·Comm issioners. Users Cent er. Prepared by the Ins titute for Among ot her thin gs, th~ana l yLocal Government Administra- · sis projects for Meigs County a lion and Rural Development, dramatic downward spira l in the Ohio Universit y, and placed in 0 to 40 age brac ket between the booklet fo r m, the analysis pro· years 1985 a nd 2010. As Finney vides baseline data which could pointed e ut, such projections be usefu l in determining county "are not meant to bring gloom needs. a nd doom ," but to give local Mike Finney, director of the government s an idea of the types ins titut e's dat a center, gave the of county services to be emphascommissioners a thumbn ail ized in the future, which in this S9 9Rib. Cottag·e SLICED BACON Pomeroy- Middleport. Ohio, Thursday, March 12 1987 . By NANCY YOACHAM 14?oq,. $14 ~oq,. $1 3 LIMIT 1 WITH $10.00 or MORE ADDITIONAL PURCHASE CUBED BEEF BUCKET STEAKS...... JL .. 91bl. SLICED 3 LB. CAN LB. S4 9 FROZEN $189 99 $ FROZEN ent1ne . I Commissioners accept population., job analysis GALLON Eggs Crisco rtening $299 ' Lar9e ' Quatter,s· Vol.36. No .217 Copyrighted 1987 FOODLAND ,arelist ' 2°/o Milk at y • Mostly clear tonight, with a low near 30. Partly cloudy Friday, with highs In the mid 40s. The probability ol precipitation Is near zero through Friday . for fiscall988 and should begin to push diplomacy, no I weaponry, to reso lve co nfli cts with Nicaragua's leftist Sandinis ta regime. " We arc saying that this vote demonstra tes this is the last official aid money to be voted by Congress and It is importa nt for the administration ... (to) move to a tra ns ition policy so it will not lake itself up to the last dollar on the last day and say we are in a crisis," Foley sa id . The resolution approved by the House calls fo r a suspension of ali aid to 1he guerril las trying to overthrow the Soviet· arined and Cuban· trained Sa ndlnlstas - in· eluding the !inal $40 million Installment of the $100 m illion aid package Congress approved last year - until there Is a public accounting of all U.S. and private aid the rebels have received so lar. Reagan holds the ca rds with his veto power In this case, but only a s imple majorit y vote in either chamber wil l be necessary lo kill the $105 million request and keep him from even gelling a chance to veto that measur@. Contra Resolution The House voled Wednesday lo delay the final $40 million installment of the $I 00 minion Conlra ,aid package approved by Congress lasl year. FOR 230 171R) 213(0) - AG*MT 1S6(R) AID VOTED DOWN - The House approved a resolution that would cut oil aid to the Nlcarapan rebels, a sym· bollc first step In a Democrat· promised drl• e lo end all U.S. flnnanclng of the Contras . (U PJ) COLU MB US I UP II - Woody Hayes. th e lege nd ary and fe isty Ohio State University foo tball coac h whose temper nea rly overshadowed his coachin g abii itit•s. d ied ea rly today. He was 71 . Rick Ray, OSU's at hl etic direrlor . sa id Ha yes's perso nal physi ciil n, Dr. Joe Ryan , sa id Hayes died at his home in Col umbus ear ly today. F'or 28 y~ars. Way ne Woodrow Hil yes wa s Mr. Ohi o Stale Foot bal l. Hayes repiilced Wes Fes !~r in 19>1 and surv ived 28 sto rmy seilsons in a job that had bern considered "a grav~yard fot· roachPs. " However. on the ni ght of D~c . 28. 1978. in the closing minu tes of Ohi o Stal e's 17·151oss to Clemson in the Gator Bow l. a fru stra ted ' Hayes sl ugged a Tiger player in fro nt ol the Buckr•yc bench . The next morning, Hayes was re lieved of his dulles by Athletic Director Hugh Hindm an - a former linecoach under Hayesendin g a co lorful but co ntrowrslal career. Th e Gator Bow l incidf'n t was only one of severa l in which Hayes was involved over the years. includ ing co nfron tations with news men. camera men and fans a nd th e famo us s ma shing of a down marker la te in the 1971 Mic hi ga n game. During hi s 28 years at Ohio State, Hayes wo n seven outrigh t Big Ten championships and also .shared fiv e tit les . His overaii record at OSU was 205-61·10. Hayes, a long tIme diab(•t Ic. suffered " hea rt attack In Ju ne 1974, but by lh ~ lime foo tba ll season rolled aro und In September, h ~ wa s back on the sidelines. A tireless worker, Hayes' daily schedule usua lly ran from ear ly morning until late nig ht. srvcn days a week . He often said of opposing coac hes. "I hry may out think me. bu t th ey won't outwork m ~ .1· Hayes underwen t gall bladder surgery in May 1981, and less • LEGENn th an two weeks latN·, had 10 have a Sf'Cond oprra t ion to r('move a surgica l sponge that wa.< left In him . Hayc•s too k the second opera · lion In stride, telli ng th r doctor: " I don' t kn ow hOw a doctor co uld make a mistake. I coached for40 yra r s and never made on(.'." But, th at was Woody Hayes . Thin gs that wou ld bo ther most people. didn't fazr him. After hi s dismissal as coach. Hayes refu sed to atte nd an Ohio Statr game for two yea rs. f~ar ing he wou ld drilw at ten t ion from his successor, Ear le Flruc(•, a lso a former assistant and good frie nd. H~ mad e his first visit " home" to Ohio Stadium for the Sept. 12. 19Rl , oprnN against Duke. .sil · 1ing In a prlv."r room In thP press hox . Altho ugh he slayecl away from the game and said he didn' t miss th e ac tu al coachin g, Hayes did kt''P in touch wi th his form er playtn. with whom he lunched tContlnued on Page R1 Mine owners ink agreements with union before new talks "The UMW stands n ·a dy to CHARLESTON, W.Va. iU PI ) · barga in in good fait h l'or non · - Display ing a cooper a live co ncessionary co ntra cts that spirit that makes them stand out as "enlightened leaders" in th e prov ide the fair meas ure of industry, four more coa l opera · ~cono ml c justice tllat our tors have s igned promises to members so rightly deserve a nd. improve job opportu nities in In return. maintain the stability advance of upcom ing contract and ever· Increasing produc ti vity talks wilh the United Mine In the coalfields that have been so beneficial to the industry." Workers union. UMW Vice President Ce('li Lett ers of intent to en hance job Roberts , who accep ted the s igna · opportunities lo r union members tures of the coa l offi cials, sa id the were signed Wednesday by re· letters demonstrate "a jo in t presentatlves · ol Pikeville Coa l Co .. Beckley Coal Mining Co., recog nit io n that coa l min ers who Scotts Branch Co., and Kanawha have given their entire li ves to the coal industry deserve loyalty Coa l Co. In return." UMW President Richard " These companies clearly Trumka said the letters were identical lo the one Is land Creek realize that lhe tim e has co me to Co rp. recently signed with the provide a fair measure ol job opportunity and economic secur· union. "These agreements arc lty for their empl oyees and our further exa mples or the kind of members," he said. "Their co mmitment to fair and cooperation that can exist between the coal Industry and lhe just trea lment of · their em· union." said UMW President ployees marks them as represen· tatlve and enlightened leaders In Richard TrumKa. the Industry." All of th r minc•s, loeatNI In WPsl VIr gin!<.~ :nul ('LlS f<\rn Krn tucky, arP m <Hlll ~l'd by PlckJ rHis Mather & ('o .. which also holds an interest In llr·ckl~y Mining and Scotts llranch . In the lctt C'rs. the opera tors prom ised th~t : - Any uvaiiab l<• jobs at nPwly acq uired or opt•ncd mines must be filled fi rst tJycompa ny em· pioyees . in it Ia ll.Y by 1hose laid ·off under guidclin~s of the 11!84 agreement sl"nrd by the B!tumi· nous Coal Operators Associat ion. 11 no f11r! oughrd mlnrr.• arc avullable, act ivc employees within the UMW di strict and co nti guo us di st rict s ma y trans fer to tose op~ra tlon s . "UMW members laid off from Pikeville Coa l Co.. !Ji:ockl ey Min · !ng, Sco!ls Bronch and Kan awha Coal Co. now have pa nel right s, not just Lo their ow n company's mines, but to those ol the othN three companies as well, wi th out loss of se niority." Roberts sa id . ·, J FI!OM Slate looth11ll co11ch Woody llay<•s died this morning at hi• home In Colurnlms 11t the age of 7~. In his caree r, he won more than 200 gaml'S. (UI'I) , l • ·' r'ASSK~ THE SCENE - Forrn<Jr Ohio ' � 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. 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