https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3561fedc4504dc2217f22db0fdac201e.pdf 909340e41130ce5b2a862243acba993b PDF Text Text Pege-1 0-The Daily Sentinel Tuesday, March 24, Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Beat of the bend life·begins at 90 By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer Clero M. Baker, 147 S. Sixth Ave., Mid gort, Is nh'"' rv. lng his birthday today, March 24. • · Last year · . his 91st birthday, he received a clever poem written by his aunt. Mrs. Gertrude Cossin who Is almost 93. 1 know. Like me, you probably believed that life begins 411 forty. Well. In her original poem, Mrs. Cossin is pretty convincing In her statements thai Instead, life begins at nlnetv . Here are her words: '.'They say that life begins a t I. , ninety, That's when nc>w life begins." .,..... ,.... ....... itlttlodlol11141 ..... ....... •E...,., ""-t IIIias. • rltioo11 .., ,... • - BIC . UHn 11llo lEW 14 DZ. THURSDAY POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Beta Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi $0rorlty will meet Thursday. '7: SO p.in., at the Grace Episcopal C~ur,ch Parish House. . POMEROY - Meigs Count y C)!ipter of Alcoholics Anonym'OUJ will meet Thursday, 7 p.m ., at the Sacred Heart Church In Pomeroy. · FRIDAY '·" ; POMEROY - The Senior Citizen's Dance Club Is having a this Friday from 8 to 11 op:m. at the senior citizens center ,lit ' Pomeroy. Musl~ will be by Larry Hubbard's True Country Band. Admission •e:e ·,rovk!fd IUO. Elrlnasnacks. ~· ~ . •• ' . .' t I ' 99 1 NOW OUR REGULAR $2.34 ,. . l • • ,., NOW ~, 3 REGULAR $3.99 Harris birth Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris, IJI, the former Peggy O'Brien, are annouclng the birth of thei r second child, a daughter, Erin Roberta, on March 18 at teToldeo Hospital in Toledo . The Infant weighed seven pounds, eight ounces. Mr. and Mrs. Harris have a son, Robbie, two. Grandparents are Mr. and . Mrs. Gene Harris, Columbus, and Mr. and Mrs. James rO'Brlen, Lincoln Hill, Pomeroy. 4 Pllli 40110111 l !R!~LAR NOW 32 oz. SAFEGUARD BODICE $2.29 DAWI 79 NOW, •• NOW1 OUR REGULAR $1.99 OUR HGIIIAJI $1.71 oz. IAILOI PLUS AITACID OUR REGIIIAJI $2.H 12 10 OZ. JERIEIS LOTION REGULAR 01 Elm STRERGnt OUR REGULAR $2.19 2 79- NOW FIBER FULL 1111611 REGULAR, EX-BOD!, SOFT 100! . OUR REGUW $3.99 PRO·IE&A 3DD IIDUir FISK OIL CAPSULES 31110111 Q·TIPS OUR REGULAR $2.39 OUIIEGUW$6.99 .' 2 Pllll FUJU DISC FILM ~:5 EIPISIIRES NOW EX-LAX UIFUIDRED PILLS 311 3aaaunSUI OUR IIGUW COLOR REPRINT- SPECIAL FN . DILl Receive 6 Regular Size Color Reprints 8 oz. NOW CLAIRIIST HAIR SPRAY r--..., AND EITRI REGULAR, UNSCENI£0 EXTRA HOLD HOLD. Llu Reb1te 379 100 _PLUS 2& FREE 3D CDUIT II& BUFFER IN NOW COUIH DROPS . 3~~12 - NOW 00 :::t. HILLS NOW J9c LIIIT 1 OUR REGULAR COYER IIRL PRO COLORS NEW! EYE SHADOWS 8 COLORS rcc;;,e,------- NOW I IUITIFIL IFFEI , F1• .DUIIIL LOYIII CARE C&H LITIH ROW 2~~N.H COITR~X CAPLETS TIILETS 11 COIIT 24 CIIIIT I DR CILOI -3~! 299 · On FrH IISS OPAL'S PANTY HOSE REGULAR STYLE ASST. SHADES NOW Hair Dlyer LIIIT 1 From Clairol 30 PLUS FREE STAYFREE 1111-PADS REGULAR, DEODORANT, SUPER NOW. 399 "Special Purclulse!" 4 oz. DIIETAPP ELIXIR NOW See Stares For lltb1ils" SPECIAL OFFER! OUR REGULAR "Rural grocery · • remains . popular develop a pro-business climate that encourages local businesses to stay and .expand in Meigs County, he added. ' To do that , teams of vo lunteers will visit businesses in Meigs Co unty to identify their needs , co ncerns and problems. Shields sa id. The survey data, which maintai ns the confidentiality of each company. will be reviewed by Shields and thl' local tas k force. ·then sent on to the Cooperative Extension Service a t Ohio State University in Columbus. whc>re it will be compiled and analyzed by compuler : George Morsse. exte nsion economist at OSU, will prepare a fi nal report and recommenda· lions and send It back to Meigs County for review a nd action. If the visits unea r th an immedlate problem, an economic solution may be sought by Shields, such as the ava ilability of low-interest sta te loans or tra ining programs that compan· ies might not be aware of. The R & E program could potentially help local businesses lower their costs. Shields said, by identify ing and using state and federal programs, by prov id ing help with sta le a nd local govern ment regulations, and by providing train ing opportunities_tQr .,fi!i!l1· , agement and labor. The val ue of the techn ical grant to Me igs County is $15,000. · "This program has a lot of promise for Meigs County , but it ts a tong-term project th at won't br ing down high unemployment . or distress. overnight ." Sh ields · I SAVE 57c ·40 COUll Taking care of good businesses that are already In Meigs County may be the best way to crea te inore jobs, sa id Kimball Shields, Meigs County devel op ment director. Meigs was one of only 10 Ohio counties selected to be par t of the Ohio Business Retention and j':xpansion Program, cosponsored by the Ohio Departmenl of Development a nd the Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. Shields willserveasconsuitant to a task force that Includes Steven Powell and Ron Ash as the local R & E project coordinators. The program originally gai ned heightened aware ness in Meigs County in 1986 when County Extension Ahcnt .John Rice brought toget her communit y leaders to ex tensively study and work to find solut ions l<j> local needs. . Thcchancesofanycommunity attracting a major fi rm with hundreds of jobs Is slim. Shields said. si nce there are thousands of communities around the country competing for those firms. The majority of new jobs In a county ·come from the expansion of existing successful businesses, he explained. Historically . most ·fir-ms have expa nded wJihin 50 miles of their present location. "Through R & E. we'll ca pitallze on our strength, which is small manufa cturing fir ms and natural resource re!• ted Industry·," he said . The main goal of R & E Is to . - . •' '. 2 Soc1lons. 16 Pnges 25 Conl s A Multimedia In c. New spaper By BOB HOEFLICH Sentinel Staff Writer With busi nesses in busy traffic rcnt c>rs folding frequently, one ra n' t help but wonder how the sec>mingly isolated Lawrence Grocery on DeWitt Run ha s s urv iv~d for the past 40 years . Perhaps "one-stop shoppi ng" has been the key for the store !orated at th e foot of Smith Ridge. just off Ohio 124 bC'Iween Portland and Lo ng Bottom. The s to r~ . owned and operatc>d by Howard M. Lawrence Sr .. for the past 40 years, certai nly offers "so mething for everyo ne." BrsidC's groceries . can ned goods. meats, and dairy products one would exp~ct to bo offered, the general store offers dt.v goods, hardware. motor vchicl<' suppiiC'S. gasoline. fred for ll v~s ­ tock and pets - you name '' · Lawrence probabl)· has it. Thc> store had bee n In existence si nce the early 1900s but was closed and vacant when Howard M. Lawrence returned from th e· U.S. Navy at the end of World War II. With practically no money, sa~. Village levee a busy place AcLivity on the Pomeroy levee continued Tuesd~y as · Columbus & Southern Ohio Electric Company workers dr1lled a hole for a "high water anchor." .1\t lar right in the top photo Is Darrell Rodger, owner of the ferry whiJ:h will provldt• transportation between Pomeroy and Mason, W.Va., while tht• Pomeroy-Mason bridge Is closed for repairs. A crane owm·d hy Malden-Jenkins Construction Co., the Nelsovillt• contractor making the bridge r<•palrs, was used to lift heavy metal plates+ off the ferry onto Pomeroy's and Mason·~ ·tandlngs . The platl!s arc part of mechanisms helng installed at each landing, which will lock onto the 'prow of the ferry as It lands and hold It straight against th e rivt•r's current. The locking mechanism on the Pomeroy side will normally be anchored ala point farther down on lht• landing. 'fhr ferry Is seen In th•• photo at right at the landing. However, if the river rises, the high water anchor will he used to bring th e locking mechanism up with the level of the river, thus enabling the ferry to co ntinue operation. The project, including vlsita· lion and the final report with it s recommendations. could bo com· plete ISOLATED - This is th<> i~olated Lawrenc•• Stort• at DeWitt Run which Is still operating along 6 principals hired by Southern board general store lines after 40 years und er the ownership and management or Howard M. Lawrence Sr. Lawrencr. who was born and ...iJt',Y . . . . flU PII.IIE tiER.! The Newest Generati~n Of Pain Reliever H lltllf THiets NOW 3 48 LIIIT ILIA SELTZER . PLUS hN llllltlll 11111111 NOW •• reared In th<' DeWitt Run area, bought the store building which ac tually has more of a home a~pcarance- and opened for business. The business prospered an d Lawrence was able to add ro his stock and expand operations. · According to records: the flrsr ow ner of the store was Pete Anderson. who opened for bust· ness before 1910. Then came . Charles and Dolsy Smith. who were the operators !rom 1910 to l913. After Ihe 1913 flood, William · Bentz became the store's owner until his death In 1920 and the business cont inued wllh his widow and dau!!hters In charge. About 1922 the store was sold to The Sou ther n Local Board or Education hired six princ-Ipals on th ree-year contracts when it met Monday night In regu lar sPss \on. li lrcd -by the board wer(' principal s .lamt>s Lawrenct'. f)('borah Rou sh, .la mes /\d a ms, Oonna Norris, .i<' nn lng> Bet ·g le and Mlchal'ia fl oba ck. i\ contract with the MPi g< Coun ty Board of Mental Retarda · lion and 0<'VI'Iopmental f)l.sa blli· tics was appr oved. Th(• contract provides for thr sN vices of " spc>I'Ch thC'raplsl for two hours worklv and a specia l educa tion tra chcr for one-half hour weekly. Total cost for the cont rac- t services wil l bl' $4U.!lli per wcr k. Jilred as substltut<• trac hers for thc> remainder of the school year were Anglla Baker. Kim· berlv Bat ey and Kau sa r Ahmad . Not -renewed as a substitute was Na ncy Fis her. . Noi renewed as ma rchin!( and pep bands dlrcl·tor lor th(•I987-8H school vea r was .Joh n VanReeth. VanRc;., h will be l e<~ c hlng instru· menial music- at the elementary school level. Mat ernl tv leave for th e remainder of lhC' st·hool yea r . effective from March 2. was approved for Daisy Franz. Hired as a substitute bus driver was .Jose ph Drasko. t.. Two junior studC" nl s wC'n ·,c:lv<' n pNmlss lon to participat e In the Regional Schola rs' Prog ram to be held in !lpi'il at Ohio Unl vet"· slt y. Cost ro partlclpuit•ls $2o prr stud ent. This is the third yea r Southern has bern part or lhl' prognJm. Per ml." lo n was also grant ed for Suprr lnt cnd(' nl Bobby Ord to attend a two-day sy mposium on th e pollt ics of sd HJf> l flnan ct' and manu gemrnt. to br hl'itl April ~H- l'l In ('ul umhu s: and lor Tn ·<JsUIW f) r nnie Hill to att end a four-da v m cetl n ~ of tiH• Oh io !l ssoc f ~ tlon or St·hool ll uslnr" Offldals to h<' hr•td April I:l·lli In Co lumi>u s. Approv al 11 :.IS glvrn lor a trip tfl washington ll .l'. i\pr ll !1-111 tor Southe1·n .Ju nior ltl gh'.s l'i ghth grade. And u J'('~o lut lo n ac!'Ppl ln(! amount s a nd ra t Ps as ll r H•I'· mined by 1h1• hudgl·l r·ommlss lon and authorl ~ l n g nt•rc ssar)' tux lev If'S and C'l'rt ll)·ing t hPm " ' t h• · county aud itor w:" pu s>~·d 11 wu ~ rC' p!li 'H•U th a t old d' "' k" and chairs ot v:oril'd sizPs wi ilhP sold al $2 P:IC h on " first come-first sr l'\·r has is. Th•••lt·s ks and chai rs :11 I' stor<·d :o t th r junior high C~ nd klndt•rgartPn bulldln ~s . Thr nex t m• · r · l i n ~ of lhP ho. 11·d will he 7 a.m. this Sa tu rda.v. Meigs Local employs new football coach Run.· From the left are Lawrence, Theodore wmrord, presenting the plaque, and four r;eneratlons !10m one family who are customers at the Lawrence Store lncludlnJ! Irene Hupp, O'Dessa Proflltt, Danelle -tones holding Tabitha Jones. Clyde Lawrence In about 1932. Hayward Miller. Miller enlarged story onto the struct ure. (Continued on Page 10) From Mi ller the store wen t to the operar lon and built a second · appreciation for his many klndneue~~ , Howard M. Lawrence Sr., left, Is presented an engraved plaque by friends and customers recognizing him for 40 years as owner and oJierator or the Lawrence Store at DeWitt Bob !Ishley, Middleport , a physical education and hea lih teacher at the Meigs Junior High School, was give n a one-year contract as coach of the Meigs High School vars it y football program when the Meigs Local Board of Education mer In special session Tuesday night. Ashley serNes as golf team coach and as asslsiMI varsity ,, ,., ' LIQUID CHEER DOWIY REGULAR, SLUDER REGULAR, SIIPER PLUS, SUP!R ent1ne Retention of business program goal 8.11 ~:r· 3.00 ""! .... 14 oz. TAIPAX T und :10 percent • Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Wednesday, March 25, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 ~&.99 BATH TISSUE hlllly of preclpll01tlon is 60 Ullll- OUR REGULAR $4.49 • Reunion planned RACINE - A 10-year reunion for Southern HighSchool's Class for 1977 Is being planned. Addresses are needed for the fo llowing 1977 graduates, .Dwaln Hall, Jim Imboden, Joe lmbodE>n , Greg Lynch, Steve Nease, Sue Riffle, Jake Schuler, Kathy Shain, Robert Wilson. Danny Wolfe, Denise Roberts. Jeff Counts, Mike Dalley, Sharon Baker. Anyone with Information regarding these former classmales, or anyone wishing to assist with the reunion, should contact Bobbl Chapman Hill, 247-4681, or Ailsa Harris Findley, 992-5175. • llol.36. No.226 REGULAR OR SENSITIVE II& 8 RDLL hetween 50 and 55. Th e probu· Jltr cc nlloni ~ht a1 y SHAVERS Showers likely tonight. with a low betw een 40 and 45. Mostly do udy 'l'hursd;~y, with a dlanct• of shower< and highs 'l'hursday . & HOlE PERIIIEITS MIDDLEPORT - Th e public Is Invited to attend a preachers' shoot out to be held 7:30 p.m. Friday through Sunday at Ash · Street Freewill Baptist Church In CHESHIRE -Cheshire Cha p- Middleport. ter OES meets Tuesday, 7:30 .p.m., Inspection. Bring covered SATURDAY 'dish and dessert. CHESTER - Ken Amsbary Chapter of lzaak Walton League "' •· ADDISON - Revival services will have annual judging for the through March 28. Addison Unl· larges t white tall buck and 'ted Methodist Church with Rev. g~ouse tall contest on Saturday ·Charles Lus her !TUesday), Rev . evening at 7 p.m. Kurt Cline 1Wednesday I , Rev. SUNDAY ·Richard Graham (Thursday), RUTLAND - Faith Taberna:Rev. Rick VIlardo (Friday ) and cle Chu rch on Ba iley Run Road :RA!v. William Price !Saturday). will be In revival Sunday through Services 7: 30p.m. April 5 with serv ices at 7:30 p.m. •'· eac h evening . Everyone MIDDLEPORT The welcome. 'Middleport -Pom eroy Area Branch of the American AssociaRACINE- Public Is Invited to tion ol University Women meet 7 attend Sunday 11 a. m. services at p.m. Tuesday at the Middleport Racine Unit ed Met hodi st firehouse. Church. Dr. Paul Hayes, president of Rio Grande College, will POMEROY- Meigs Count y's be guest speaker. Liller Advisory Board meets 7: 30 p.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy MASON- Meigs-Mason Girls' ODES building. Softball Association will meet Sunday, 2 p.m., In the Middleport POMEROY - XI Gamma Mu Masonic Temple basement. All Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Interested, please att end. 'Sorority will meet Tuesday. 7: 30 p.m.. at the home of Annie Horseshow club Chapman . MIDDLEPORT - Meigs Horseshoe Club will meet Sunday, 2 POMEROY - Joint meeting p.m.. at the new horses hoe junior and senior auxiliary, pitching courts on South Front Drew Webster Unit 39, will meet St., Middleport. All horseshoe Tuesday , 7: 30p.m., at the post pitchers welcome. •· .- home. Free clothing POMEROY - A meeting of the POMEROY - Free clothing Melp High Alumni will be held day will be held Thursday, 10 Tuesday, 7 p.m., a t Main Street ·a.m. to 12 noon, at the Salvation Pizza. Anyone Interes ted In help- Army on Butternut Ave., PomeIng with a reunion this spr ing roy. All area res idents In need of should attend. clothing are welcome to come. Daily Number 928 PICK.4 1250 SALE PRICES' IOOD THRU lARCH 21, 1111 OGILVIE TUESDAY KYGER- Cheshire Township Tru&tees meet Tuesday, 5: 30 p.m., to~nshlp building. Ohio Lottery -Page 3 ..., " his • "" fii'ICIIptioo. TOi IIITLEY R. PH. Bri an D. Houdashell, salesman at Smith-Nelson Motors, was recently awarded his dl· ploma for having completed a profess ional selling skills seminar held at the Buick Universit y of Automotive Management. Here to present the diploma was Paul M. Arata, Buick district manager. CalendarI happenings ·' boys, girls split games ••r• Jllilliii•IIM,_,._,.,......... I' 'J .._.. II • ,....;,._ hr nc • TIM _,.. wl Speaking of the nineties, that will be Bill Lowen who will mark his 95t h birthday this Thursday. Hc> resides atl.17 Butternut Ave., Pomeroy. I erroneou sly gave the las t nam e of "Lohn" earlier. Many schools must have had balloon launches as a part of right to read week . The remnants of three have been found so far. Virgie Ours found one In the . , When you once reach that ripe back yard of her Racine home old age. from the Hanby Elementary Your troubled times are past; School In Westerville and Thur, •Your carefree days are start- man Carsey found one In a tree ,lng now, nea r his home In Bradbury and his granddaughter, Mary Ann, ,. You're worry free at last. found a second one in the yard. All mankind wants to help yo u, The Carsey balloons came from They love to be your friend ; different schools -one from the They sm11e at you so tenderly, Park Layne School In New Their kindness knows no end. Carlisle and one from the Gettysburg School in Gettysburg, Ohio. ... They carry all your lu~gage, : _ They help you cross the street; Mr. and Mrs. Ray Steiner and If you can't hear the words they their son. James, of Cleveland, lipeak, . enjoyed spending th e weekend In ,'. They'lllaugh and just repeat . Middleport with Ray 's mother, Mrs. Marte Steiner. It seems that If you forget appointments. the Stelners had six Inches of If you can't recall their names; snow In Cleveland last week and Just tell them that you are were delighted with the pleasant , ninety, weather here In Southeastern And you're absolved of all the Ohio. blame. That strange feeling you have. When you're sixty-five or could be spring fever - and that seventy, should mark the end of cabin They don't forgive yo ur sins; fever for another year. Do keep . When when you arrive at smiling. POMEROY Wildwood Garden Club meet s Wednesday, 7:30p.m. , Fores t Run Church. I MElT P'llll Tl . . D FIUT •I J"tiwtftllt , •.. But I'm here to state they're . wrong; ;.·It really starts at ninety, . ,\ " Ask me! I've lived that long. WEDNESDAY RUTLAND Rutland Friendly Gardeners will meet W.ednesday at the home of Kimberly Wilford. A program on 'roses will be presented by Robert Snbwden. All-TVC ''F•mLI WilDLY ., !arty. •' THE PHIRIICI basketbal l ro:o ch. He was ont• of two final applicants intt ·rvlrwcd b,v thr, board Tuesll ii ,Y night for the postrecently vacatr1t by lonwttmc. Meigs Loca l footb<lil coach. Cha-. rlcs Chancey. who res igned. ThC' other ttn al applicant Is formerly from Nrw \I aven, W.Va ., and Is present ly with th rG IImcrCounty Schools In Wr st VIrginia . �., Commentary The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESl'S OF TilE MEIGS-MASON AREA ~~ rs'm~ ~L--r• ~d · ~ ~v ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controll er BOB HOEFLICH General Manager A MEMBER of The United Press Int ernational, Inla nd Da il y Press Assoc iation a nd the AmNlcan Newsp aper Publishers Association . lE'ITERS OF OP INION are welcome Th ey should lx' IC'ss than 300 words long. All letters arc subject to I'd I ling and lllJ SI llf> sij::ned with name, address an d telephone num ber. No un signed [('llers will b(' pt· bll.~ohed . Letlers shou ld be In good tas te, address ln u issues. no t person<~lltles . . Page- 2- The Daily Sentinel' .Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio : Wednesday, March25, 1987 ' Thatcher a good bet _____w,_-ui_am_A_._Ru_sh_e~ LONDON - If you get most of yo ur news about Britain from th e American media, y u have reason to believe that Prime Min ister Margaret Th atcher Is on the ropes : that she is not only personally disliked by most Bri t· ish voters, but is lea ding a party that is doing badly in the opinion polls - and one that would, fur thermore, gl adl y replace her with some more agreeable personality before facing the electorate again, If only there were some practica l way of doing so. Having sni ffed the air her e for a week now, I am glad to be able to report that most of this gloom-and -doom stuff is grossly exaggera ted·- the wishful think· in g of reporters, who arc as liberal here as they are on the other side of the Atlantic. Thatcher Is quite likely to ca ll an el ec tion In the latter part of 1987, and quite likely to win it - thu s becomin g the first Brilish prime minister in this century to win three elections In a row. Ills true that her personality is not , i n British eyes, her strongest poin t. She comes across as a klnd of righteous scold- perhaps (a s Conservative Party chair man Norman Tebbit ha s sugges ted) becau se, as th e firs t woman prime minister, she dares not be understood as being In any wa y soft. But even today, after se,·en years in power, her part y is only lh.r ee percentage point s behind lis,only seriou s r ival , the Labor Par ty:__ strikingly close, consid · erlng that such polls, at this sta!(c, necessarily refl ec t the usual public exasperation wit h any government, while the oppo· sit ion is promising voters !quite irresponsibly) th e moon with a fence around it. The British politlcal scene is further co mplicated by the pres ence of a third party: lh!! Alliance, a coalition of the old Liberal Par ty and a group of breakaway modera te Laboriles called the Social Democrats. This con!lation, which comes in behind both Labor and Conservatives in the polls, is currently quite under-represented in Parli· amen! because its suppor ter s constitute a substantial minority The Lighter Side All you wanted to know about corks By DICK WEST WASH I NGTON 1UP I t- Ass um ing you have opened a bottle or two of win0 or champagnt' in your I ime, did you ever wonder where the cor k ca mr from ? I didn't ei ther. mainl.v because the brand of wine I customarily buy isn't sealed with cork. But even the most expensive wine was not .•ea led in Count y Cork, l rrla nd, most likely. Th at counl.v al so i s the home of Blarney cas tl 0, where tourists ma y kiss a stone. The histor ical reference of how a rock acquired a reput ation fo r r loquPncc is easy to cross-index. Qu<'en E lizabet h I is said to have com plained that thrcastle owner never said what he meant. " This is all Blarney," the queen opined, and the reputation st uck. Anyway. accordin g to the National r.eographir Society, the world's leading cork-prod uci ng count ry Is Portugal, which Is a long way from Ireland and probably farther than you cou ld throw the Blarney Stone. Cork, the Geographic says, has hundreds of uses besides its role as a beverage stopper . Other uses include serving as a heat shield on rockets . Brt you never knew that, did yo u? We are told that " most quality cork," presumably in cluding the 6.:i million winr bottlrs that are cor ked each yea r , is harv es ted by hand. 1 once mrt a m an from th at region who rem embered pres sing gra pes with his fret . but th at is anot her story. A cubic inch of natural cork may co ntain as many as21JO million air pockets, " mak ing it four limes light er !h an water." No wonder it makes" bett er stopper th an metal ca ps, which rend to be heavier th an water. "When peop le open a bott le of wine. thr.v don'tlhink !he cork wa s once the outside of a fret•," on<' Portuguese official wa s quoted as observing, and I suppose ht• is right. My tho ught s. at least. seldom run in that direction, which rnay be away from lh<• Mediterranean toward the Irish Sea : I am more inclined to think of Bla r ney when I am opening a bottle of wine . But that ma .v be because my brand does n't require a corkscrew. Twi sting Ihe metal ra p will suffice. Trees arc indeed involvc(lln keeping more expensive wine from overflowing - specifical ly , the qurrcus suber, an evergreen also known as th r co rk oa k. When a cork oak Is about 20 yea rs old, and the outer bark is more than an inch thick. it is stripped with what one refcre nee work describes as a " long-handled hat chet. " Th e proces s that may be r Ppcatcd cvcr.v nin~ :.·cars or so for l:iO yrars, or however long the t rre lives. Cork of th0 bottle-stoppin g var iNy generally is found aft0r the second stripping, when th e trees are about 40. I onC<' go t hold of some cork that had been stripped from thr tree with a short -handled hatchet, which may expla in my pred ilec t ion fo t· cheap w ine. Cork also ha s bren <Ted iled with bl'ing rompre"lblr and firr · r0tardant , insula! ing, resisting !ri el ion. absorbing vtbrat Ions and not deteriora tin g w ith ag<'. nut then those who wr it e on lha t subject ma.v ha ve kissrd tho Blarney Stone. A WoMAN? fRoM MV RIB? WHAT WilL TH£ VATICAN 'SJAV? Today • Ill history By l'nih•tl l'rt'NS lnl~rnatlonal Toda _ , . is WC'dnrsdav , Murch 25. the B4 th day of l9R7 with 2Bl to follow. Th~ moon is mo,·in g toward It s new phase. The morning stars arr M ercur;·, \ "cnu s and Sa turn . The evening stars arc Mars and J upiter. Those born on this dale arc under the sign of Ar ies. They include ftall an symphony conductor Arturo Toscaninl In JR67, Mou nt Rushmon' Sl'Uiptor Gutzon Borglum In 1867, composer Bela Bartok In JRBl. film dltw tor David !.ca n In 1908 tagc 791, actress Simone Slgnorrt In 1921. sports comme ntator Howard Cosell in 1920 (age67), feminist writer Gloria Stelnem In 19~5 tagc 51 1, and rock musician Elton .John In 1947 t agr 401 . On this da!(' In history: In 1~11.147 proplr dlrd w hrn they were tra pped by a li rP that swept a dress-making company In New York C"lty. In 1947, u mine explos ion In Cen tralia. Ill , killed lll men, most of th<>m asphyxiMr d by gas. In 19!\4, th<• Radio Corpora llon of Amrrlca be~:a n co mmercial prOduction of ro lcr television sl'ls. Wednesday, March 25, 1987 in many districts but not l unlik~ older parties) a dependable' plurality almost anywhere. II you are in search of gloor:tt' and doom, the place to look Is at the annual convention of the L abor Par ly in Blackpool. Nell .Kinnock, L abor 's parliamentary" leader and candidate for prime minister, knows ·very well that: his party is far to the left of center in British politics today, and he did what he could to conceal this fact by such devices as changing: the traditional red background ot til<> speakers' pl atfof m to a.more' soothing beige. But a motion. to pull Britain out of NATO wa s defeated only by adopting in-' stead a r esolution that Labor, when lt comes to power, wm dismantle Britain's own nuclear weapons, order all U .S. nuclear warheads and their delivery. systems 1including Cruise mis· silesl out of the country, anti close down the nation's nuclear. power plant s 1which provide li third of its electric energy)·, Britain under Labor, in short: would carry out nuclear dlsar' totally a nd m a rn e nt · unilatera ll y. .· Luckily, II is by no means certain that Labor hasn ' t shot itself squarely In the abdomen with this resolutlon. Most Brit· ons, including most Labor support ers, are r ea lists. Evem Kitf nock & Co. tried to paper over 11/f appalling implications of th!s " defense" policy with solemn vows to remain loyal to the NATO alliance and to beef up Britain 'S: co nvent ional forces . But what good; precisely. against a nu.. clear superpower, is an ally,. however " loyal, " which is, neither armr d "with nuclearwea-'• pons nor willing to alia\" other s tO' deploy th em on it s soil? The mystery deepens:.-·__J_ac_k_A_n_dc_>r,<;_·on_&_''_J(_)!i(_,_>p_h--=-Sp_ea-..,.1:' WAS HINGTON - Ca ll it "The Mystery of thr Missing E ng!· necr." Congress ional i nves tiga tors have been trying, without mu ch success , to find out what happenC'd to Herman Silber, a Soviet em igre who worked in th is country on plans fat· the new American F.mba ssy In Moscow , then ret urned to the Soviet Union and appa rently died there. The trouble-plagued Moscow building is alrPady six years lx'hind schedule, and cos t over· runs havp topped $100 million. Co nst ru cti on wa s abru p tly hailed in August l9RCi, after American inspec tors uncovcrcd numerous elec tronic " bugs" im· pl anted In the structural co n· crctr. Since then , IC'a ks in the roof and other defect s have r:lised the poss ibilit y that the building w ill have to be sta rted ov<'r from scra tch. The discovery of the KGB bugs lrd to an obvious question: Was Herman Silber a "mole" recru it ed by the Sov iet secre t pollee to pa ss along co nstruction details that would coi'T!promis(' th e SC'- cur lty of th e Moscow embassy? Here' s what our associate Lurette !.agnado ha s been abl e to l earn about the my sterious enginrrr : In l97:i, the chosen fi rm of Sk idmore. Owings and Merrill hired Silber , an American ci tizen who had emigrated from the Soviet Union. ro wor k as a structural engineer on the em· ba ssy building. State Depart m~ nt officia ls told co ngressiona l i nvest igators it . is "standard practice" on oversea~ buildin g project s to hire peoplp wi th specific know ledge of constru elion practices in their particular coun try. How Sllbcr obtained permission to emigral<' from the Soviet Union is not clear but it is known that he was unsuccessful in repea ted attempts to get exit visas for his famil~· remainin g in the Sovicl Union. Alter hi s employment contract with Skid· more, Owings and Morrill wa s completed In 1976, Silber returned to his family In Moscow. And then the iron curtain dropped . " Famil y m embers hav0 told us that he di ed after his >'€tu rn to the Soviet Union." Sta te Department official s told co ngressional investiga tors, a<·cordinJ:: to an internal document we haw seen. They added that the department began an investigation in 1976 "Ia determine what if any impart Mr. Silj)er had on espionage r fforts of th e Soviet Union again st our mission in Moscow ." But the officials ga vr no details surrounding Silber's death- he was repor tedly in his 40s - nor did they disclose the identities of the "fami ly members" who informed 1hem he was dead. What thcronJ::ressional in vcs ti· ga tors wan! to know. of course. is whether Silber, eit her voluntar· ily or under duress, gave the KGB cons truction details of the building whose des ign he had worked on. The investigation is co ntinuing. DEREGULATION'S PRICE: Cutting l hr nation 's sav in gs and loan Inst itutions loose from stri ct !cdpral supervision sc<'med l lk0 a grand idea at the time, buJ.; deregulation gave too many. Incompetent or un scr upulou ~ S&L management s the mcssag ~ ' " Anything goes." Now mo1·c than 400 thrift s across thr co untry are lnsolvpn( : They're dea d bu t they won't fall ' down. only beca use the F0dera1 1 Savin gs and Loan Insurancl"· Corp. can 1t afford lo let them go: bankrupt. It would cost $40 billion' to pay off the federally insured' depositors In these 400 lnsoivetit· S&Ls, and the government's insurance fund i s currently about: $1 billion. ·' Most of the troublcd _S&Ls ar~ · the victims of thrir own misman" agem ent. Lest th ere be any doub't · that dNcgulation was the root ca use of the disaster, these' figures tell the story: In 1980} before deregulation, exactly one' S&L offi cer was removed by: federal regulators for miscon·., durf; last year. -!8 were rrmoved . In 1980. the ft,ds took supervi sor y ' action against just one S&L; l,ast· year~· art ions WC'TC' in stituiC'd 1 agai nst ~1-!. Rashers hit big business_--:--'__R_ob_er_,_wa_lt(_. r~~:. :> WASHINGTON - Entrcpre· neur T . Boone Pickens Jr. cites " the grow ing abu ses of en· trenched corpo rate management " to explain why "profi ts plunged 17 percent" among the coun try's oOO largest companies between 19!«1 and l9B!i. Deput y Trea sury Sccrctar_ ,. Richard G. Darman cri ti cized " largc -scalr corporate Amrrl · ca's tendency to be likr thC' government bureaucracy tha t corpora10 executives Jove to malign - bloated, risk-averse, Inefficient and unimaginative. " Thr nation's Catholic bishops note I hat " I he desire to maxim ize profits" on' th c part of mullina· Ilona! corporations and financial institutions " ha s often tempted ' these transnational enterprises to behavior th at lncre;.tses ineq·u ality ." In recent months, majorcorpo· rations and the execut ives who co ni rot I hem ha vr become If\" Cl'easlngly popular targets for a wid<• range of critics - a trend likely to spill over lnlo the political arena during next year 's ca mpaigns. Under President Reagan's leadership, " big government" has been the Institution people loved to hale during the past six years. With Reagan's Influence . and I he " conservative revolu· lion" he led both on the wane, "bl~ business" Is reclaiming the dubious honor of being the most widely disliked. ' But the co rporate community has brought much of the grief upon Itself by condoning abuses and excesses ranging from lllr;:· gal :·tnsld!•r trading" to unjustl· lied mulllmlllion-dollar "golden parachutes" lor executives. " Far too many executives," says Pickens. focus their energy and allrnt ion not improv ing corpora te performa nce but Instead upon attai ning prr.sonal benefit s in the !ot·m of " the four Ps- pa;·. perqu isites , power and prestige." Darma n agrees. In a speech late last year, hr corn pia !ned that "some high-priced private mal}· agrrs seem to spend less time developing th eir tcompanics' 1 resea r ch and development budgets than they spend review ing golf scores." Noti ng that man y domestic firms arc unab i<> to develop products appea l ing to co nsumers in other natlons, Darman added: " Indeed. In many cases Amcri · ca n manager s are not even as adept as some · forelgnr t'S In designing product s, strategies andtactirs forour owncullurc." ' F inali.v, Darman noted that Pickens and others who were "On<'0 dism issed as corporate raiders ... arr now gaining attentio n as a new kind or populist folk hero -taking on not only bi g corporations but the phenem enon of cor poracy itself." fndced, Pickens recently es· ta bllshed the Washington-based United• Shareholder s Assocla· tion. fn a recent m ailing solicit · lng members lor that organlza· lion , he r iled these examples of excess and abuse: . - "The chief executive of an alllng .Fortune 500 company was using shareholder money to supply his son with a penthouse suite In Manhatt-an, provide board members with 2 percent loans and purchase a posh condominium on th e beach In F lorida." - ·"A chief executive who was replaced for Inferior, performance wa lked out ttte doo~ with $~Ci million under the lcrms ·o! a severance co ntract he arra nged for himself. This rxecutl vt• pa yoff scheme is ca lled a 'gold<•n parachute.... - The flpet of aircra ft mai n· rained by many rOt·porations fo r their ex<'Cutlvcs' usc rivals some small airlines in size. Some firms have as many as -!fi planes. - lllmostl ,400 companies last year spen t shareholders' money toftrn millions of dollars! to rename th emselves - changes " that in many cast'S were only· "ego-building exercises" for , ('Xerut ivf's. Crilicism of the business com: · muni ty is hardly unprecedented;" but the source of the co ntr mpor· , ary disr,on tcnt is unusual. When a.; corporate board chairman, a • s<>nior official in Reagan's Trcas-·• ury Department and the coun. .. try's Ca tholi c bishops are all outs poken on th e same subject", if"s lime to listen. ': .VC girls romp 56-34; SEO boys rally _Jo edge TVC All-Star seniors, 98 to 88 ALBANY - In thr second annual all star ba sketball game f-:a turlng all senior boys and girls from the SEOAL and the "l'ri·Valley Conference pl ayed Tuesday night at Alexander high s~ hool, the Tri -Valley gi rl s w hipped the SEOAL girls 56·.14, 111hlle the SEOAL boys downed tpelr Tri-Vallcy counterparts 98· 88. down 10 bou nds, while Ger ig and Broka w each netted five lor the SEO. The SEO team shot just 31.5 percent i l 2of 3B), converted lOot 19 at the line. had 20 rebound s, and 30 turnovers . Last year the TVC team posted an exc iting 65-58 overtime victory over the SEQ gals. Boys Game Trailin g 80· 79 with just 2:21 1n the girls contest the Miller t·emal nlng the SEOteam swished sisters fro m TVC and distr ict nine of 10 free throws in the final champion Meigs combined for 23 two minutes to come away with a JOOints while Alexander's Audra 98-88 victory . Burke scored 12 points In leading . The clock showed 3:22 with the the victory. SEQ holding a 79-74 lead before ' Coached by Ron Logan of Vinton County' s Scott Gilliland M eigs the TVC girls grabbed a swi shed two free throws, M ark 14·8 first quarter lead before Saunders of Vinton Co. , and Phil 3i?nny Miller and Jennl sw·ar tz King of M eigs hit buckets to give each canned two buckets lor ·a the TVC the one point lead . quick 22-8 lead In th e second War ren Local 's Doug Huffman period. bagged a three point pl ay at the : SEOAL coach Gordon Baker of 2: 10 mark to squeeze the SEQ t)le champion Blue Angels saw back in to an 82·80 lead, and never his team gradually reduce lhl' lost it aga in. big lead to jus t nine points in the Down th e stretch Huffman hit fourth quarter before falling four free throw s, Gallia's Todd behind by the final mar gin of 22 Miller two. Chri s Cowell of points. Wa rre n two, and Mark Bradley 1 • The TVC girl s, now 2-0 in the of Mar ietta one. brief series, hit 21 of 58 shots (36 The SEO r aced off to a 28-17 p~rcenll, made 14 of 20 free fir st quarter lead, had it 48-39 at throws, and g r a bb ed 38 halftime, and then saw the TVC rebounds. rally to kn ot the score at 56·56 -; Burke, a 6-0 ce nter. pulled midway through the third peri od. ., : .CLEARWATER, Fla. tUPi t Mike . Easler·-s sacrifice fl y ~Go red Von Ha yes in the fourth inning Tu esday and th ree Phila · <jelphia pitchers blanked Cincin · na ti, lifting th e Phillies to a l -0 Grapefruit League triumph over t.lre Reds. Don·Carman sta rted for Phlla· delphia and gave up two hits i n five innin gs , his longes t outi ng of 1,[1e sprin g. Mike M addux allow<'d oftc single in thr00 innings and Steve Bedrosian faced thr ee Soto on mound against Dodgers .· TAMPA, Fla. iUPi r - Righ· tliander Mar io So to, who ha s not pjtchrd since ar throscopi c su"rgery on his right shoulder Aug. 2~. was schedu led to make h!s first . pitching appearance of 1987 for the Cincinnati Reds today in an exhibition game against the Los Angeles Dodgers. , Sofa, whowon88gamcs!orthc Reds in the pa st eight years, has recovered faster than expected and pitched fou r Innings In minor leag u e co mp et iti o n last SatUI'day. ,, "I wouldn' t be surprised if he !brows ha rder aga in st th e Dodgers because it will be more oompetitive," sa id M anager P,etr Rose. " I think he' ll throw good, but if he doesn't it won't be a;nega live as long as he throws !~ce and easy. I think hr is oapable of throwin g 60 to 70 pitches." Rose said Soto is recovering ahea d of schedule, bul will rPmu in on a recovery regimen . • Th<' surgery. conducted by (Xtdgcrs' orthopedi c surgeon Dr. Frank Jobe, Involved cl eaning some roughness away from Soro:s rotator cuff. Highly t·cgat·ded rookie lefthandp r Norm Charlt on also Is expected to pitch against th e Dodgers . Chariton has m issed his , last two start s beca use of tenderness In his pitching rlbow, but he did pitch in the minor league game Sat urda,·. The Daily Sentinel Put>lll'hNI rvrr.v aftrr noon, Mon{il• ~· mrrov . Ohi o. IJ v thf' Ohio \';•l l f'.v Pub· lishi n'g C'nmp;in~· 'Mu l• lmrd la. l nr•., Pomrro.•.·, Ohio 4.1769. Ph . 9\fi-215ti. Sf'· ro ncl rl :• ~~ poslilgf' p:1itl a! Pnml'rn.v . Ohln. Mrmht' r: Un ll <'<l Pt•f'ss ln t<' rn:~tton at . lnlu nd Dallv Pl'f'!'iS A.o;.socl at lon and t ht" Ohio NrwsPnpf'r A. ssUt'itll lo n. Nat tonJI Advf'rtlsln~ Rf'prrsrnl:•tlvr. Branham Nf'w ~ p u prr Si!l l's. 7:U Th ird Avf'nur. Nf'W York , ~<''>~' York 10017. 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Gal l 0-0-0: A.nn Brokaw IMa n ~ - 1 - 17 : Ann F'a rr:1 r rA i hl 0-t -1· ,, thrnugh Frlda,v. 111 Court Sl.. Po· LIONESS After three quarters the SEQ had edged into a 64·60 lead and built it to eight points before the late rally by the TVC. Neither team missed many shots as th e TVC hit 52.9 on 37 of 70 while the SEQ shot 49.2 with a .35 of 71 effort. Led by Huffman's nine of 10 and Gary Harrison of GAHS with five of six, the SEQ tea m won the co ntest at the foul line hitting 28 of 37 while theTVC netted 14o!20. Huffman's 23 poin ts led the SEO with Harri son gettin g 19, Robbie Richards of Warren 15, and Tom Cassady of GAHS with 10. T.he Vinton Count y duo of Mark Saunders 24 and Scott Gilliland 16. Alexander's Joe McClain 17, and Phil King of Meigs with ll topped the TVC. Gilliland gr abbed ll of his team 's 29 rebounds while Chris Cowell of Wa rren cl aimed nine of the SEQ 34 bounds. The SEO, coached by Jln't Osborne of GAHS, also won last year's contest107-9l. Mlck Childs of M eigs' champion M arauders led the TVC tea m. Osborne Is now 4-0 In all-star coaching com pell· lion . Phillies slip past Reds, l-0 1USPS 11 ~9 601 ,\ Ulv b; lon of rtlulthnedhl. lnt·. Berry's World The Daily Sentinei- Page- 3 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Mall S11Mcrlpllons lnAidc Melp County 13 Wt'rks ......... ....... ..... ....... ...... $17.29 26 Woek• ..... ...... .... ................... 114.06 :;2 Wt'rks ... .................... .... ..... . $ti6.56 Outside Melp Counl y 13 We<ks ..... ................ ............ 118.20 26 We<'ks ..... ............ .... .... ... ..... . $3~. 10 !2 Werle.• ...................... ,.... ,, .. $67.60 hitters in the ninth. hitting instructor Bil ly DeMa" is fn th e fourth, Ha yes singled to worried. left and moved to thi r.d on a single " Buddy will hi t," DeMars sajd. " I feel thai , even though he's by Lance Parrish. One outia!C'r. Eas ler scored Hayes with a hitting worse than anybody on slicing line' dr ive to left off loser the learn this spring. He takes ext ra hitt ing and In balling Tom Bmwning. The victory ga ve the Phillies practice he looks grea t. But he an 8·9 spring training record gel s in a game and he' s lungin g at while the Reds slipped to 9·8. the ball a lillie bit." PhilliPs third baseman Mike • Bell himself sa id hi s timin g is Schm id t did not pl ay because of a "all messed up." pu lled left ca lf muscle. Schmidt "Buddy wi l l be all r ight ," Rosr suffered the injury in Monda.v ' s said. "Some players are good game aga in st the Met s at St. spring trai ning hi tters and other Petersbut·g. are not." Reds' Outfield Rumors were flying in th P l'otentlally Explosive Red s clubhouse when Nick rNotes, quotes and anecdotes Esasky suffer ed a broken wrist from the Cincinnati Reds' spring when hi t by a pitch last wee k. The training cam p: t word was that the Cubs' Leon · How many homerunscouldthc Durham wa s headed to the Reds for Esasky and reserve out R~ds starting outfield - Dave Parker. Eric Davis and Kal fielder Paul O'Neil l. who is hav ing a splendid spri ng for th e Daniels- hit this season? "I think !hey could hi t7.1." said second year In a row. But General Manager Bill manager Pete Rose. "I th ink Bcrgesch and Rose adamantly Dave and E r ic will bot h be in the denied any deal was In the works. 30s, and you never know how " It srrms like we have dis· many Kal can hit beca use he hit s cus sed this before and as I 've told so many balls down the lines. " I just don' t wa nt him t Da · you before. we've never dis· niclsr to start thinking abou t cussed Durham with the Cu bs," Bergesch said . hitting home runs."' "Why the hell wou ld I wa nt Davis. who struggled ear ly in Durham now?" Rose said, rrf<'rspring train ing 14-for-21 at one rl ng to hi s satisfaction with th e point 1 has hit his stride. E nt ering play of Terry Francona and Dave Wednesday's game aga in st th e Concepcion at firs t base. Phillles, he had hit safely in Ill games in a row and In his last flvr Tramml'tiom; games was Jfl. for-14 with thre<' I nllo •J:•' ~ : 1n lllt•K•I . .l a iO' :\'n nlo·fl .ftrn home runs. eight RBI and three n ra n ct, ,nhun:. h >t~ kt • lli ll ll t'tt:u·h al doubles. H ,\ nmln,;. ha,li.o'lhnl t o·ot iWh. ,.·,~nhatt AI the other end of the specturm is Buddy Bell, who was hitting only .10514 -for-.381 prior to Wen nesday. But neit her Rose nor ('hlo · :~,e:n - ~IJ:nt•d lade It • .tim C'lt \ 1'11 Ill II w rit '!> ll f I· )'l'llr 1~1111 fi.U I'· lltll' kt -,· Rit11o1Un - :\'am••d \\'ll ll:uu .lr. p~·-hlt • nl . 1), 11''"'"'11 SAVE $$ OFF NEW 86's 1986 Lazer, 2 dr., auto., black ........... Save S2J82 1986 Ramcharger, 4x4, sharp........ 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TRI -Vi\LLE\' fS8) - Ulvssf's F1nn•s 1NY1 1-0·2: Scott Giltllaml · IVC ! ~+Ul: Don BrckN IMrll 2-0-4; Mark .'\a undi'T'~ IVC'l 11 ·2 · 2~ : M tkr Huss1' 1t iNYf n.n.o: Hu P.v Eason IMf'll 2-0·4: [)(•nton Gu!hri(· in lht• wurld , hlaslt•d Shriver, lh1• No.5 playt•r in lh l• wurld , ust'd a pidUI'('S(ttH' dr•ut• 11 1 t tl H• f"ll'."i t pont t f tl It' 11 lll· 'tI ~t· t t H' ' 1ll 't•a k 1'1' . VO eJo' 0 C~lp 11ft• o Wt.•rdt•l won point s off Shri\•t•r 's nt•xt twn s••rv 1'!'0 t•n l' ltlll•• In a 1- 1 lead to takt• ('Ontrnl of tlw mah·h . Ku sslr Wrig ht tAl i 11-0-0: Jennl C'our·h !Mrll .1·0·ii : Val Tlll h ~ Mil l O-t}.(l : Mia Burt INYttHl-0: Audru Burk<> i/\ 116·(1.12 : Ju\\(' Mtllt•r tMI'il ~ - 4 - 12: Shann on liustnn IWt•h t•anked !IHth her groundstrokes from till' hasdim• with uw ·;uut,'t' . IH't'd .... inn Tuesday In stun srcond· Sl't'd t•d Parn Shrh• ~> r' lli, :J-fi, 1-li in lilt> first round Of the :U50, 1MIO Virg-inia l'ilirns or \\1 as hlu ~tun . • ~ ..:a.,.~ .lrr.... ..., ~ ~ ~ S~ecial of the Week \ FISH SQUARES t 79< 0 WITH FRIES ..._......... $1 .34 ~~\ ~ • l 1 u\ 11 1-2-4: Phil Ktn sz IM('J\ ~ -:1- 11: .J:1 miP F'f'C' 1VC1 2·0·4: Se-nft Po w1 •1t IMPil fl.f'l.fl; Stf'w Mussf'r IMri J 11-0·0: Jo<' M{'Ciuln 11\1 1 7-.'J-17: Cra iJ:! Wilson rMitl Hl-2. 1'0TA.li' 37-14-88. Score b~ quartf'r !l: SEOAl.. ............... .. .... ~H :!0 Hi :14- ~IR Tri -Va tl f'y .. . .. .. .. 17 22 21 ~fl.-~ Jackson picks new coach JAC KSON Larrv Bl ack· stone. 40, ha s been emp loyed by th e Jackson Board of Educa tio n as head footbal l coach of the lronmr n. . Bla cks t o n~ was pi c·kcd from a fl<>ld of ~0 appl ican ts to repliice Dennis Hut chinson, who resigned from the head coaching pos t two months ago. A nativ0 of Baltimore , Ohio t ncar Lancaster> he pla yl'Ci hi gh school football at Libert y Union. where he earned All -Ohio honors. Pla yi ng collegiate footbal l al Fairmount Sta te College. W.Va . he was named an All Amrt'ican fullback and defensive Pnd in 1967. was the all -time rushing leader a t Fa irmount . a nd was ;1 nin th -round nra!t choice of th e Oakl and Rider s in 1968. BlaC'kstone ha s srrvrtl as a!i · sistanr foo tb al l coac h al Fair· born Baker high School, Wl'liston high school, and Pr inceto n. W.Va . Hi s coac hing assig nm r nt s have been Grafton. W.Va .. Lewis Co. W.Va .. Sa l em Co ll ege. W.Va .. TMI Academy, Tr nn .. and currently head coac h ar St. Paul's College in Lawrencevil le. Virginia . Thr new JHS ment or is mar ried had has one daughtrt' and will teach hea lth and ph ys ica l educatio n. ADOLPH'S DAIRY VALLEY "At tho End of the Pomeroy -Mason Bridge POMEROY, OH. PH . 992 -255 6 oo+ ~ •••••o $25 REBATE With the purchase of any Speidel Analog Quartz Watch Offer good from April I through June 20, 1987. 212 E. Main - Pomeroy �. · Page 4 The Daily Sentinel . Pomeroy Middleport, Ohio Wednesday, March 25, 1987 Meigs' Kitchen Honorable Ment ion Ur.suline's Johnson UPI's Class AA Player-of-the-Year I hi' field and ;,~ p0n·~n 1 from t h•· fn•p lhrow line. His ~Ri carrrr blockrd sho!S is a sc· hool rword. us is his 101a l or S~ re bounds. Naml'd along wil h .Johnson tu lnte~national. . 1hi' ;\If-Ohio rtrsl lf'am wpn• ~<' n i o r H<.trr~ · S<·~· mo ur ol' C' Hmpbl'll !'vl r rnu r i<.~l and 1hn•r j unior s: By GENE (',\ODES Ton_ , . Lucas of Co lumbu s Har·IJPI S1uor1s Wr it•·• ilr,·. Tim Shephertl of Ober lin COLUMBUS. Oh io rU PI 1 and Cary Walkin s of UhrichsShane .Johnson of Youngs>own ,· ifl r Cla\·monl . Ursu li n('. a 6-foot i s(' nior sho t"He• is an outstandi ng ba sket. bloc ker. houds l hc 19R7 Unitc•tf bal l p l a .v~ r. " said Ursuline coach Press ln tornu t ion a I Cia" /Ill Fra nk Rr·rk . " and hi s aceompboys !I ll-Oh io bask!'l bal l i<•am . li shmrnl s have r ami' agai nslt he .Johnson. who has outs tanding brs1. We l ry 10 play as strong of leaping abil ir,·. <1\wagpd 22.:. competition as wr l'an ." pol nl s, ' " ~ r ebounds and :•.1 .Johnson is i:J l hfef'-yPar srar ter bloc ked sho ts a ga me the past for B~ek. who d :. im s "' he ha>n"l season. hill ing 49 flCITrnl fr·om rl'achrd his full po1en 1ial ycl. Hi s M eigs' ,J. R . Klll·h•·n, •••nlor . t he Tri· Vall<·y Con ler<·nc<• 's " Piayt,r · ol·thr· v.,ar " today r t·· ceJved llonor ablt• M1•ntion Ci:L.s AI\ All·Ohio hy l lnitr•d Pr ''" g"mc• is i!Oini! ro improrp as he ~rts oo inlo rollrge and brll~r •·om pl't ilion. " Hr has pko r.r 10 lrarn," sa id Beck . " H~ dors n·l hu\"P lh<' va ri ctv olshors I"d fik<' rospr hi m havr. HP rf'lic>s mui nlv on thf' ju mP<'r. WP'vp \.\'Orked. on olhC'r shots. bu1 hr dido 'r havr 1o i hPm i n hig h schoo l. " Il l! hough .Joh nson co uld be onr usr ·" 1"j in Rac inr . Southern is 2-0 pend i ng the results of Monday night's suspebded game. w hil e Feder al Hocking is l -1. . Scor eless through lhrec innings, the ga me's complexion soon changed w hen Frdr ral Hoc ki ng took adva nlagr of four K en Tu r ley wa lks and a t wo r un single b.v M acr. !he score ~- 0 . In th { fifth 1he Lance rs utili zed 1wo walks and a fi el d~r·s choice for a solid 4·0 J~ad . Fras hir r . who had pin point co ntrol thro ugh the fi r st fo ur shu.t -oul innings, then lost hi s super coni ro l as both Chris Stout and Shaw n Arnott drew walks, Mi ·k~ Wolford doubled , and Shawn Cunni ngha m singlrd fo r thr er r uns, lh r score now much closer a! 4-J -I n lh~ sixt h ca nt o FPder al drew th rrr walks, two off reliever Todd Lislr. The o1her wa s iss ued by Soul hrrn ace David Amburgey. who wa l ked anot her, and hit ooe ba tsman for a 6·3 Feder al ~: n ll t · t lt' ro ..,~ F'H ... .............. 0 0 0 3 l H 2 0 Batl er les: Turley, Lisle (4th 1 Amburgey ! WPi and Ri ffle. Frashler, Wil fong CLP J and Welch. f'hlt · u,~:u Class AA All-Ohio nH. I .\1111 lea d. l n the fin ale the m omenlum quickly cha nged as Frashier and Wil fong combined fo r fou r wal k s, Ba rr~ M cCoy sla m med a sin gle 10 lie th e score t2RRI'sl and Shawn Cunnin gham doubl ed hom e what proved to be the winning run s, 8-6. Am burgey went down in the book s as !he winning pitc her or r ecord In relief of T odd Li sle and sl art cr Ken Turley. SH S pitching gaw up I > wa lks, one HP. two hits. and recorded l en slrlkeout s. Fras hier and Wilfong combino:>d fo r si x walks and two slri keouts for F H. Soul hern hitt ing was led by Shawn Cu nningham w ith a dou ble and single, and singles each by McCoy. 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Ml II • !Mu n Mll"''ilUkl'l' .'J'i.l .:llllt Nt •101· l'urlr. \ il:m l ll ' Uil l'ilu n t:l II II I'd . . r'l~'!l I'MI ~hu r1h llllniiCil l'hlllllh•lphl:l :\-lnnl r t•ltl ,\ nwrh-IUI Kt.. !o•rn ('nn1t•r••nl'1' I. ~ :\r"' \ 'urk 1\l l:antn ...; \TIU S .\1 . H \'\KR'I'II \ I. I. ,\.'(SCW '. \ ·,\ll nnlu ~· lh•lruH \.•~Ill" il k t ,l' ll(til' Htlll"""" rt•sults ,. \ • l\1••11111 I'll li n re~~ulll! ~ • _ l ' nu ldlll l:= Tulilt H. u~o~o •. l ~ ·:t \lll•.tlll rK , l .ll ll rno•: K1 •n S..·hrt•tlo •r. 1\r)'ll n: k t · ~ l" NBA Exhibition ~111111 11 !1 1 n·~ : )li ko· f· ==========- • .J. R . KITCHEN (Honoral>l <• M ention) Class 1\A U PI i\II·Ohlo ) Bengals seeking to halt work • on proJect ·We Have An Open Door Policy- 24 Hours A Day! are seniors . CI NC I NN ATI t UPi i Four seniors and one junior Another squabble Involv ing R ima ke up the third tea m . ver fro nl St ad ium sco reboards has flared up bet wee n I liP Ci nci n· nat i Bengal s and Reds. !his one ovrr I he construrt lon of auxll ia ry scorl'boards. Hamilt on County Com m on Pl eas J udgr Wi lliam Mat hews dec lined a r eques t by tile Bengal s M onday to stop rhe RPds from ooildin g thr scoreboa rd s and adjacent adverti sin g panels. Por tions of thr boards wE'nl up Friday , prom pting the Bengals lo compl ain that they oloot ruc ted I lk' v ii"W of 7!i0 sealS N~R sidered "1 mong !he lx>s! in !he stadium for fool ball ga mo:>s." Thr Bengals say thr affecl rd sra ts ellhE'r havr obS!rucl rd v iews of the field, passes and k icks. scoreboards and olher fa ns, or are sea ts thai were in the winl er sun but wou ld now be in tile shade. Although Mathew s dt'Cllned to issue a temporary lnjuctlon . hr war ned t ha t If the Bengals can prove w hat they r lalm , the Reds eventually co uld be order ed to tear tile boar ds down. ·FACTORY This m arks I he seco nd time INCENTIVES this vear lhr Re ngals have COULD SAVE YOU objected to plans by the Ri'ds-,to wor k on scoreboards l.n the HUNDREDS ON FAMILY sl adlum. In February , l hC' BenCARS INCLUDING THIS STANZA! gals said 160 differ ent seats wou ld be l os! by a new replay M S R P Plus 1ax. rdQS & lrt~QIIt scoreboard . The city, whk h leases the sta dium to !he Reds and Bengals. was ordered to replace those los t sea ts. Comm on Pl eas .J udge Ralph Winkler has been hand ling the dlspules. bul he is out of tow n and won' t be back unl il Apr il 6 openin g d ay of the Reds' season. Mathew s sa id the case was · Wi nkler ' s and th e final decisio n should be leflt o him. Don Br een. Reds vice presi· dent of business operations and m arketing, sa id th e Reds were going ahea d wilh the co nstruction of the scoreboards and bi llboards. Breen said Bengals fa ns sti l l have a •'pN fecl view" of th e f ield des p ite t h e a u xi l iary scoreboards. Reds President M argE' Schott sa i d the team is aim ing for a M ay 24 complet ion of t he new sys tem - the ~2nd an niversary of the m ajor league's first night ga m e. played at old Cros ley Field. l o~• a~n~• · I'! . ~'<!II .Iii .1:111 .1:',11 •' ·"·. '' " ...m . I' ' ·'" II II II 1 II • II STORE HOURS Mon.-Sat. 8 AM -10 PM Sunday 10 AM -10 PM March 298 SECOND ST. POMEROY, OH. NATIONAL FROZEN FOOD MONTH PRIC.ES EF.FECTIVE THRU SAT., MAR. 28, 1987 . . Banquet 1o.n oz . TV Dinners .... 89( 49( GRADE A Whole Fryers ... ~••.•· . ' FRESH PORK BUTT Steak/Roast •... ~•.. $11 9 Cube Steak •••••••••• U.S.D.A. CHOICE .. Round Steak .... ~a••• 99 Ice Cream..... 3 19 BORDEN' S PAIL 5 QT$ MINUTE MAID Orange · . . 12 oz. $119 JUICe ~ ··· ·· · ·· · ··· Pot 7-eoz. 3J$1 . •••••••••••• P1es LB. Chuck Roast .... ~a••• PIZZO ••••.1•0;~.2: .. ( BANQUET BUCKET U.S.D.A. CHOICE lo.t Cream 14 oz. 79( . ••••••••••••••• P1es Bacon ............... ~a... . '. J~no's BANQUET CRISPY SERVE YANDEKAMP LIGHT ( R1 SPY Fish 7.5 oz. $1 29 St .IC k5 ••••••••••• $l 99 YANDEKAMP (OD. nouNDER, smE Fish Fillets .... ~.~.~~; $2 49 HILLSHIRE FARMS SMOKED sa·usage ••••••••••••••• $199 ARMOUR . W1eners •••••.•.••..••••• 99< LB. 12 OZ. PKG. •. OFFER GOOD ALL WEEK • $10,499 STAIIZA NISSAN VAl Longest cargo area and most powerful standard engine available in a compact van. $11,999 5 IPHI/. M S R P Pl~s FLORIDA ·. TROPICANA '· •, • oz. Orange Juice ••••••• ln . !iiiJS & ~fUM KRAFT SINGLES .'• Amer. Cheese ..'i.~z•• • ~~ 1'11r 1 tm11H llfl'lt ~ QIJIIIIM~ OOytrJ-' tlltloO/lolh~ iiUIM twl IIIW NIUI'I lluc•s I,... rt<ml / 1 l?!lllllflli f.lo('o 111lllfl, lllOt'mY /ll)'mfi!IJ 01J4J :J/l (ll!r J IOOO M llo,.. •D SJltNIIofljln(l"'/ m ~~5/l ~ . . 1¥11/lbif ~ CIIJ flrll 01 Pllllllnat/j Your Nearby Nissan Dealers are mlklng g111t deals during tile MARCH SALES MARAT,.. Hurry in - all im:tlllives end Apr/12n-! TAYLOR NISSAN 1200 E. State Street· Athens, OH (614) 594-3528 Limit 20 Coupons Margarine •..•...• ~••... 39< $4 49 Surf ................ :~2!·.. · DETERGENT t •• I t f t • • •• COUPON •••••••• I I I I KRAFT I •• II I • I • I •• •• • : 71/4 oz. 4I Sl ~ limit 4 Por Customor &ottl Only At Powell's Supor Market Offer Good Thru Sat., Mar. 21, 1917 o o • .,, ............... COUPON' ••• I I I I ~~.t .VELVET TOILET TISSUE : MAC. & CHEESE : ~ FRESH BAKERY Donuts ••••••••••••••••• 1 I $1 49 BLUE BONNET Coffee •••.•...•.•..~~~ •• •' $1 09 64 ' XE KillS CAB a!30 OPTION PACKAGE AVAILABLE ON E MOOEL ...U~-- AT NO ADDITIONAL COST! • Strawberries ••.• ~~•.. • FOLGER'S INSTANT Walsh named AA Coach-of-the-Year COL UM BUS, Ohio (UPI I Bob Walsh, w ho dlrecled Oberlin to an unbeatrn regu lar season and a No. 1 ra ting, h.ls been sel ected the Uniled Press Inter · n a llo ~l boys Class AA coac h of 1~ year. Walsh. whose Indians followed up last ye.r's state tournament IItle with 1 20·0 m ark tile past season, won e~s lly over Green· field M cClain' s Rick Van M at re In balloting by coac hes !rom arouJKI the state. Walsh r reelved 21 of 47 votes. whllt' Van M atre. whose team also posted a 20.0 recor d, had 7 voles and Gar y Petny of New Lebanon D ix ie had 6. • Others with mor e than one vote w~ Ron Hoyt or New Conco rd John Gl enn, Paul Penn ell or Columbu s Briggs and G len Wy.' villt' or Chagr in Falls. We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities ' .lu ••,\ Hln.:. ru,\' of rhr many casua lt ies of the The seniors are 6- foot Chris (i-foot ·2 Brian You ng of Fal~f~ld NCAA ' s Proposition 48. Beck Sl evens of Brllai ro:>, 6-foot -1 Ron · Un 1on. the l op scorrr wll h ~ 1 claims : "Shane has rome from a nle Mi l chell of K i ngs M ills Ki ngs, average. Joel Gut h. _a t~a~' good academic sc hool and he'll 6-foot -2JimHarriso!Ttnora,und j unior, roundsoultlk'lh!rd · ad j uSI ro col lege. He ha s good ,..:...:.::.:._:..:_.:.__ _,:_..:__ __ _ _..;._ _ slud)· ha !Jil s and I hav e all lhl' ronfidcncC' he's going to do the work.· · As fo r his baske!ball, Beck sai d. " Probably hi s greatest sm•ngTh is hi s ver lica l j ump. his qu ickness and his abili l~ lo run the floor. And. he pl ays bo th ends or the court. " He wa s seco nd on our· clu b i n as sists," no1ed Beck . "Most of thosr came afl cr he would gel a rebound and I hen lead t he fast break .. Johnson. who played th r pos1 for Ur suline bu t is projecl cd as a co llege forward by Beck, wound up second on Ursuline's career scoring l i s!, wit h 1.291 point s. Tim Joyce. a fo rmer all· Mid· American Conference player at Ohio Univer sit y, scored Ui6 for Beck In the carlv 1970s. The 6- root -> Sey mour aver aged 2:1 point s per ga m ~ in lea ding Ca mpbell Memorial lo a 19-T reco rd . Watki ns. 6-foot -2. wa s the leadin g scorer on the fi rs t tea m . aver aging 28.4 ·point s a co ntest , while L ucas. a husk)"· n· fool - ~. 22>-poun dCI', aver aged 2>.4. • Shepherd , playin g on the top• ra nked All tea m i n thr stair. led the Indi ans in scoring wi th an a\'er age o f IR point s a game. Na med 10 the second tea m ' were Mason' s 6-foo 1·6 Jerry ' . ..' Benlfcv 6-foo t-4 Mike Crawford of Ne_;:. 'concord John Gl enn . ;,. • foot -10 Fl r ian Wat kins of Columbus Briggs. 6-foot-1 David Nash of Urban a and 6-foo t-1 Nal han Craig of Oay lon Jefferson. All .. Southern tops Lancers in non-league contest By Scott Wolfe RACI NE - Co m ing fro m be· hl ~d In thebot tomof lhc sixtha nd f in al Inning, rhe Southern Tor nado(.s poSied an 8-6 non-league t r iumph over l h<· Federal Hoc k· fn·g La ncers herr T uo sda.v night . 8 PAK • 99< Limit I Por Curtomer Good Only At Powtll't Supor Market Offer Good Thru Sat., Mar. 21, 1917 . ··~················· • • • ·: •• DOZ. . . . . .COOPON ••••••.. ••••• COUPON' •••••• • • I : I I I I I "'L I MAXWELL HOUSE • • COFFEE : 3 LB. CAN • I I I I ••••••••••••••••••••• I I I I I I I " oz. 3/S2 l fmjt 3 p., Curlomtr Good Only AI hwoll's !uptr Mlrkll • · Olftf Good Thru Sat.. Mar. 21, 1987 I $1.00 •Any m anuf acturer 's co upon greater t ha n 51 C w ill be red eemed at face va lue only. •Only one manu faclure r'a coup on per item . • The tota l value of th e dou · ble m anuractu rer's coupo n ca nno t exceed ! he p urchase price or the item . Money will not be refu nded . .•Thi s offer does no t app ly t o Powell's Super Va lu Cou· pon s, free cou pon s, or any competi tor's coupons . : BETTY CROCKER 18.5 • : I CAKE MIXES $549 Lomil 1 Ptf Customer Good Ony AI PowoU't Iuper Market · Offlf Good Thru lat., Mar. 28, 1917 0 I •The total value or th e dou· ble c oupon m ay not exceed •This o ffer exclud es ciga · renes, or any other it ems prohibit ed by l aw . •Offer is only good f or pro · duc t on h and . N o Rain · ch eck s. • I I I , ., • I I • • I • I I • I • • • • •There i s a limit of 20 coupon• you may redeem . • • • • �Pomeroy- M Wednesday, March 25, 1987 By The Bend La Salle, Southern Mississippi reach NIT finals NEW YOR K I UP I I - Th e La Salle Explor ers fi nished I he regular season with a 16·1t te~o r<l and lillie <'xprc lalion or quali fying for pos tseason compc· !ilion. Thursda y nigh! , lh<•y 'll be pl aying Jor I heir firs! Nalional ln v il al ion Tournam<·nt cham· pions hip in .15 years. . L a Salle advanced to the fi nal fensecoll apsed t o de~y freshmen >Sensalion Lionel Simmons in· side, but allowed uncontested jump shots from the perimeter. Simmons pl ayed with a broken nose suffer ed i n a second-round ga me again s! Niagar a and fin · !shed with 21 point s and B r ebounds. Tuesd ay' nigh! wil h a 92· 7.1 rou1of against th e Tro j ans. " We had no . L a Salle lost close gam es to Ar kansas-Li l lie Rock in Madiso n place to go and 1 thought we North Carolina, DePaul, Notr e Squ are Ga rden. The E xplor er s would be going our separale Da m e and Temple, and played In face Southern Miss issippi. whi ch ways for spri ng break. Th at was the Metro A tlantic · ' A thletic r all ied il<'hin d l o· 2 r un I al e i n one of !he low poi nl s of mv Confer ence. rhr ga mr 10 de frJ I Nebr as ka ca r ('('r ; now I 'm at a high poin t.'' LaSalle jumped Jo Jea ds of9· o, R2-75 in l hr ol her srmi fi ml. Ins lea d, the NIT seleclion 12·2 and 15·6, hitting it s first. 4 " We were all bul dead th r ee . co mmit lee took i nl o accounl the shots and 5 of Its first 7, all :1Wf'cks ago," said La Salle j unio r Explorer s' sd icdule. eas ily the pointers. The Trojan s zo ne de· T i m Legler . who scored 26 poinl s toughPSI of. the N IT panl clpant s. a EASTMAN •• Your Independentl y Owned 1 . FooDLAND 12 Price Low Priced Supermarket ,JOII!\' THOMPSON ( l JI'I 's Coath· of·'l' ear) Thompson Coach of the Year Sale! ... SEE BELOW FOR MORE SAVINGS!! WASH ICJ GTO I\ t UP it - John T hom pson. co ll~ge baskelba)f 's nigh prir•s! of defense, has been n~ m fld Un i t r~ Pr r ss lnt Pr na tiohal's \oa" h of 1h1· Yea r aftN gui din g (;('(,rgctown to 29 v ic tor ies and !he Rig E as ll illc in whal ,..:.:L.:u BEEF LIVER fo r !he Hoy as. Thompso n, !he burly rx - !los· ton Cf' it ic. tra nsforrn f'd Gl poors h9ot ing tr am with o nP bo nCJ fidr swr - fi rs! lc<J m A ll· Ameri ca Roggi£ ' Wi lliam s- and a r oller · 1ia,n of s<Taf.lPy ro le pi <J yrrs inlo ont. ol l hr m as ! Jcnarious d!'lr n· sivc rea m s in t ht"' nat ion. ·aeef : ·Mosl peop le lik e 10 slrul around and l hrow lh<· ba)f a! the IJaskcl ." T hompson said. " We look lor p<'<l ple who appreci al e thP- m usk o f defr nsr . Th t~ l wa .v rhr ' co ur r has two r nds- twicP !he r half<on ge. !w ire !he fun and lwlc!' l hP pl a.v ing I im e. A sub for us- In Jo minu 1es r an fee l l ike he pul in :Kt minu !rs of effo rl and ra nt ri bu tion." ·rhompson wa s sr•lr r !Pd hy " panel of on spor!Swritr r s and broadca slers fr om across !he c·ounl ry fo r thr awa r d, which wa s arnoun ccd Tu csdav . ~ " I ' m not sure wr all undcrs (~ nd what T hom pson Is doinJ:: dowh there." said Scion Hall ('opc h P .. J. Cur lcs imo. whow !c;; m hand<'d lhr Ho.vas lwo of !heir lossrs . ' " Wr know de fense is ju st as i mpor tant as orfr nsr. bu ! except .John and /Ind ia na Coac h! Bo bby Knig ht , no1 loo many of us ar r k c~·n on slopp ing fo rward and doi ng il !hal wa y . To rer ru it kid s for dr fensr ; 1o go e~ fle r ! he ix'sl · aJ:hl e!Ps, no! !he il('sl baskcl ball pl;J yrrs; 10 usr 10 or 12 pl ayrr·s a gamC' - \'ou' n ' rca ll.v put tin g ASST. FREEZER QUEEN RED RIPE LANE Strawberries •• IDWfllaJ ,I bedroo m or buy a new color TV or VCR. Ri ghi now. Mullins r epor ts " about $3.000" in her chapl er. But In addition to funding, lhe chapl er needs more volunleer wor ker s and fund r aising ld€'as . Mul1lns has been visiting co m · munity orga nizations. Including the Pomeroy-Middleport Rotary, explaining the program. She is In hopes thai as word of Operation Liftoff sprea ds, bu sinesses and individuals will al so m a ke donations. Mullins Is quick 10 polnl out that "there are no adminsltra tive expenses in Oper alion Llf· toll. All money goes directly to the children." She also points out !hat a trip includes mom and dad and br othNS and sisler s too, because lhc besl memories i n· cl~d;dth~h:t~~IS' ~~~lilyOpera! io n Liftoff is all abou l - gr anling wishes - and making happy memories. Anyonewanling more lnforma· l ion m ay conta ct Mullins a! 245·9535. 'or wril e Oper ation Lif~ loff of Ohio. P .O. Box 1094, Gallipolis. 4 o6~1 . or vi sil one of Homer Will ard was rrccnlly honored on hi s 94!h birlhday al his hom~ on Roek Springs Road b,v members of the Faithful Follower s Class of the H<•mlork Grov e Chr isti an Chu rch. GALLON Irr and r akf' wrrr 19 th e honored gu rs l and his wlf~ . Belva. and !he afl r rnoon pictures. A !lending wer<' Al r lha Rand olph , Naomi Rer d. Mild red Ziegler. Leol a Smilh . Helrn and Hilda Quivr.\', Sylv ia and Zlba Midki ff . Sara h Cullum s. Rulh Frands. und famil~· m('rilbr r s. Parker birthday i==:;=-~~FOODLAND Cottage Cheese ~~n. AFRICA MISSIONARY - DPhhlr Pickens, who has sprnt a year on the hory Co:L't of Agrira , sp••nt an aUer.noon with social studif's cla."isPs of ~radc•s four, fi\'t• and six at the Riverview School. King Size (~N 59( UGH11UNA .~~··•···· 01 20 oz. LOAVES White Bread REG. OR HOMESTYLE .Orange Juice ~:"~z. ASSORTED BUSH Beans t hl\ Mi nH'I Ps." $ 3 00 ~~: 6 ••· 12( OFF LABEL ' l 'vp nt'\'Pr h:1d u IC'a m t hai nw as mul'h as t hi s $1 69 PEPSJ.(OLA ~,~:·• or(r hus surpr is(•tl m p, · · said Th ompson. who will l'OU(' h the U ~<; . 0 1.1mple l£ •arn in !hi' l !IHR MT. DEW, Die! or Reg. h Price Savings ALL THIS wEEK Appt•aring in native costumt•, Pif•k(•ns displayt•d White Cloud Tissue ~~~Ll numerous interesting ohjects and gavf' lads on the Ivory Coast ar<•a. Shf' and her hushand, a miss ionary, and tllt•ir two children will he r<•turning to that arc•a for an extc•nd1•d period ol timt• in lh£' near futurt\ Harrisonville area happenings T w~ n t y ~r i g h l perso ns had I he i r bl ood pr ess ure checked at lhr M arch cl inic n1 the !own hal l sponsorPd by !he Harrisonvi lle Sr nior Citi zens. A bi r! hd ay dinn f'r wCJ s srrvC'd at noon wi th TROPICANA CHILLED 1 r i' P(j m s~r vc d DOZEN Ilia Soul lll•aSI 11rglona l fin al. 1'hompson Slal'lr d a pair of fn•,.. hm :nl g ua r ds. usrd a 6-foot· 4 j u]l io r ;1 1 ('t' fl iPr <~ rHl rota trd I ~ p lpyf'r s to wt,a r clown th1• oppos i tiap . 1/ owc>v f' r . it w as t he prPserirc of Wil li<t m s. 111r I r am 's lonr S£'1i ior . !hil l cnmprl lr d T homp· st~n to du b hi ... i('Jrn " Hl',Ug l(' and :rhomp,un. who plii )'l'd crnl f' l' IJ'!hi nrl Bil l Ru sst• l l on IIH' gr eat C'Q it iC's lt·am ..., or ttl<' L II P · I ~UiO s, h ;i~ a :l:lfl-1~ n n •cu rd in 1~ " ' •a rs :_ n (;~o r gdmvn . !lis fi r st ;1nd o nl\· r611Pgia iP t'UUchi ng job. HP gt!id<' d (;l'or gr tow n 10 l h<• na · l inna l !I! IP In f!IH.(, nirw straighl N(' Ai\ hirls. fivT i)i g !-:a s! 1il les aJ\d l hr <' t' F i nal F o ur ass istanc£'. "Al l chapter s are inMpend eni, " Mullins sa ys, " bul no child , i f hr or she fit s the cril er la. is ever lurnr d dow n." Mullins sa .v·s there is a real need for Opera tion Llfl off in ·!his area . " Ther e arc HI kid s right now in the lhree counties which ma)· quali fy for Operalion Li ( toll." Children from Mason Count y, W.Va. can al so ix' a ss is t ~d by lh e local gr oup, shf' add ed. Although Oper ation Llfloff is usua lly lim ited to children ages 3 10 JR. •'ther e may be exceptions,·· she says. Referrals usually co m<' from community groups and hospfl al s. and trips are arranged , 1o mer! the medical needs of thf' rhlldrcn. But whal if a ~hild does n't want l o go 10 [)J sney world, or is 100 sick to !ravel ? Perhaps a child want s 10 vi sfl grandparents in Wiscon sin. or a child needs transportation to a fa ra way cfl y for speci alized treatm ent . In such . cases; Operation Lif· toff .will ·also lend a financial hand . And if a child can no longer !ravel, Operatio'n Liftoff ha s been known to· redecorat~ a Large Eggs ~ 199 2 LB. BOX tH&(Ia:.: b~· up:-.rn in g thr H oy a .~ in S ~ mmn · Gu nws Jl Sro ul. " T hpy'vp just ama t.l'd m£'. " which pro\' ide !r ips for ser ious!) il l child r en, and be~:a n " S<'arch for such an or ganizat io n. To her d ls m a~. so mu ch r~d tape was in volved wilh !he agencies she conr ac l ed !hal lack of I im e becam e a m<J jo r factor. II was lhe C lcv~ l a nd Ca ncer So· riol y !hal finall)' pu t Mulli ns in touch with Oprr al ion Lillo if in Penns)·iva nla. and wilh in ! hr~e weeks. her yo un g fr iend and h.l s m ot her were on their way lo Dl sneywor ld . Mullins 1hen go! a fell er fro m Bisc hoff. saying he wl shPd th ere was an Operation Lifl off chapler in Ohio. She vo lunl eN ed to s1art one. ' "We' r e a small board r ighl now," she says. " with only abou l 10 members." Al!hough lhc group hopes l o evenluall.v.' work wilh children lh roughoul !he sl'.-:11c, m onc_ •y now limit s them 10 lh£ • M e i gs · Ga ll ia -J ac k s on Counly ar eas , and p lans ar e undN way fo r their fi rs! Disney · wor ld !rip. However , there is a Youngs l own boy needing a !rip , and if !heir ~h a p! er ran '! prov ide I he mon~y. oth er chapl ers In the counlry will be contacl ed for GRADE 'A' ENTRIEj Hov·as com pil ed a 29·'• !-- U rpris0d A lillie goes a long way - when it helps brighlcn l h<' lifr of a seriously ill child. In 1978, Ernest Bischoff of Bensa lem. Pa .. saw a n e~d to bring j oy to child re n stricken with life threatenin g di seasr s. He envisioned the galhering of pub· licly donal ed funds which would be used to send qu alified . needy children, sufferin g from Illness. on all -expenses -paid tri ps to Dlsneyw or ld. With !his in mind . h~ orga ni zed vo lunt eer s who shared hi s feel· in gs, and Oper alion Li floff, regis· tered and slate author ized, be· came official. ·so successful was Opera tion Lift off that other chap ler s of the organiza lion began formin g across the country. ln December 1986, !he fi rst Ohio ch ap ter began in Ga llipoli s. , lnstr umr nl al in sla r ting l h ~ Ohio chap!cr was Gallla Co un· ti an Jay Mullins. Through her job with the Gallia·Meigs Hca dstart Program . Mullins bcca m ~ acqualntr d with a local chi ld suffE•ring fi·om a life·threatr nin g illness. Sh e had heard of or ganizal ions wa s spent v isitin g Hnd ICJking fc)ur th wi n n i rigf'~ t sPa son. whil r winn ing l hr l. IMIOi h ga mr in (;rorgclow n's Rl ·)'f'ul' bas kr l ball hi'slot·v on FPh 11. Prov iden<"e r ~fi rcl Cr or ge !own'.s se<tson Sa l · hcis Operation Liftoff getting off the ground 29 2°/o Milk (DAIRY record th is \'f' ar. thf' ~r ho o l' s '1 Page- 7 L ola Cla r k. Duanf'S i anlcy, Virgi · nl a Gibson. Ora Cars~y and France s A lk l r~ observin g birl h· days. Eighlre n ul lcnded lhe Weight control class planned hr alth and Nellie Is hel pin g in her dinnrr . Fav e Col!rr ill has retu rned cart' . Thr L end ·A·Hand Soc lrly h0l d from. a m on!h 's sta.v in F lorid a lis M arch mef' lin g al thr apar t· where she has assiS!rd in the ment of Mar garr l Douglas a! The ca r e of hr r parr nt s and sistrr. Paul ine. who is reco ver ing fro m Mapi Ps , Pom eroy . Ca rds w!'re sig nPd for ill m emix'rs: Fr ances back surgery . Mr . and Mr s. Sl evrn S1a nl0y , Young. Fra nces Alkire. flcll y Bishop. Winni e Nf'al and Helen A1 hr ns. enlerta lned his parr nl s, Mr. and M rs . Duane S!anley on Dais. The business me!'lln g wa s lh Pir w ~ d dln g anni ve r sa r y sppnt m aking deta iled plans for Mar ch J:l. Bess iPGra ham and Ruth Low<' a dlnn~ r 10 be hf'ld April 16 which spr nl a day in Wh rr lrrsburg. . lhe mr mberso f l hel hrer Presby · Ohio. wi th BPssir' s sisters. NPII i~ trr lan c hur ~h~s of M0l gs Counl y and L0na. Lena is in very poor will al! r nd . In honor of M rs. Rc rlha Par krr' s bir!hda .v a famil.v g<J ih· ering was held a! her homr Ius I Sunda)·. Allrnding wen• Thom as and K al e Parker . l.aur<'i Cli ff. Ms. Cl ro Parker. Ge ne and Ch e r ~ l Alkl rl' . Kevin and Laurir Alkir e. . llmm~· Ferguson. Columbu s; Hrr man and Ga.v lr Kas pa r of Da,v·lon; and .!rannin eTullr.v and hPr d aught er and gran dd augh · tr r . Tammi and Amanda Nod· land from Commerce. who spenl a Wl'l'k visl!lng Mrs. Pa r kN . Gills and cards wcrr prrsen!!'d lo Mrs. Parkc•r who T"'"'· also rrcr ivrd Pres ident RC'a,l! an. and ,g r rf' lin ~s M rs. from f{o nald . Dr. and Mrs. Bi ll Allen, K alir (hc.r/N 11oh'.• and Bobby, WE'stervllle. spenl a recenl weekend wl!h Mrs. Clay i on A llr n w hil r Clayton was hospitalized at Holzer Medical CPnl r r . Laura .J ea n Eichinger . Colum · bus. spent lh(' Wt't' krnd wl!h Opal Eirhl ngrr. p. m ., r~mt iJ I t ht • ] !U\\' fl l ;ndj •l' lk .•; IL I U · m C;ll lipnli... . ' ouc I, -',,' "• . ,. .»ljh~ ' '' BIRTHDAY NOTE D - D<•e .DI'I' Warth WIL~ honor~·d r l'c·ently with a party In ccld>ra· lion of h<·r 17th hlrthday at the home of her parent• , David and Flor!'ncc W~&rth of llart· ford , W. Vu. Jler sisters. hrolh· ers. nieces, and nephews wer e gu.,;ts at thr party . A $11111 ('Onlri!Jul ion to l h£• Sl•ni or C'ilizPns C'l• n1f'r towa rcl BARGA IN W. TIN[[S SATU R D A ~ & SUMDAV · AL L SCAT S $ 2 . ~0 A~ ISS ION EVERY J"U[ SOA Y it . ~0 fh (• IJ U!'(' h a S!' 0 1' ~I \ '<HI \Vllh U whrrlrhair lit't was mi.l cl(' IJ.,· l ht· P o m (' I'OY U n i !Pd Mt •tlunJ'h t wo m en du r ing :J H'( 'r nl m <'<' l ing. Mrs. Wc•ndPII Hoov''' ' ptr si<i£•!1 <.II 1hP m t.'<'l in.[!. d uri ng w h i('h I inw ~q si f' k ra il ~ W( 'r< ' n •porlt ·d , II JACt'.SON Plt'.E - R T~ WE5 1 PhOne 446 -4524 L MARCH 20 thru 28_j :RIOAY th ru THURSOAY: was nol('d th u t lhf' grrJU p lw s udd('d four n('w mPmlJC'rs :-. in t.'t' 1hC' bpg inn ing of th C' yl'ar . MPel - ings ar c o f c~c h lh<•serond T u£ •s <ia.\' month. 7::!0 p.m . h~ ld SUPERIOR BULK Wieners .••...•.....•........•... !~•. Sl.4 9 SMITHFIELD Boiled Ham ................ Jl'HP. S2 .09 ECKRICH HOMEMADE . Ha·m Salad .........•.....•.... u-. .... 89< I LB. BLUE BONNET MARGARINE .......JIU.\ .... 79' KRAfl 12 OZ. SLIC£0 PROCESS EO PIMENTO CHEESE ....~ ................ S1.89 NEW YELLOW ONIONS ......... ,U V•.VAL 89 < CALIFORNIA aa ct ORANGES.. .......... 3 FOR 49< NEW GREEN CABBAGE ....JJ\,.19( 26 OZ. CAMPIEU'S Chicken Noodle Soup ........... 93< 17 OZ. DEL MONTE Fruit Cocktail ....................... 99< 3 OZ. REG. Rea. Jello ....................... 2 FoR 89< 16 of'!)Ll t ls f:l(' f ion ro m P.·· T hom pson sa1d of t hi s v ~..~<-_l t ''~ I Pa m. " 13u t t h i.~ .. ~31 Perch Fillets ...................•.. S2.49 14 OZ. TASTY BIRD f Chicken Livers ....•...... 69< ClasS<'S wi ll b~ llm flcd to l o ro unl y re~ idenl s. Rrsid e n l ~ needing morr In for mal ion or who wish 10 rrgls!er arr 10 ca ll 9!12-lili26. not to los0 UMW ha.1 111 r.:r.:! inp, 16 OZ. T. SEAS FROZEN M~ i g s ' has not ' !<•am had 1hf' bur·dl' n on il . 11\fso h;td a spl'cial fi'r li ng form )· nthC'r good tf'a ms bPc.rtusr th1 · ~· hUrl mar(' prC'ss urc. T hos'' othf' r ,\ud ra and Oulch Well, l.atT\ ancl .lu d.v Wel l and t\man da an<l .J odv WI' II. LARGE EGGS ........ JlQ/.,.. 87' $ Sat., March 28. 1987. We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantltiea. Not lhP reg ul ar rn un!hl .v m f• r ! l n ~ s held rver.v Ol hrr Tucs!la,v . 7::111 BUYER VALLEY \.\'(' Ck S. ; ·This is rt l rf' mf' ndous fpf' Ji ng ll~ m s \\'I ' I'C' p la.vi ng lift•-lhrt• tllt•ning ilhu-ss on all- t•" pt•nst~S- Jillid lri11 ~ lu Ui.'•;jlf '.\'WIII' Id . Turkey Breast ............... u•. 52.98 Wr igh t ro nl rol cl asses wi l l begin M ar ch :n at !he M~ i gs ('oun lv H ~a llh Ocpar1men1. Cla ~se s wi ll hi' l augh! on Tu esda.v· 'Jnd T hursday evenings and ! he nul ril io n Nluca tion and wei ght eontrol and Pxrrcl sr program wi ll co nli nur for six a pp0.a r<tners. iloca usc · of llw l . T his !r am has Ii i~ grr;1l chal lenge of play ing 10 w in - and th a t '~ fun . s a~ in g. 'This tr am may be bPt tC"r !ha n u ~. 11\11 Wl' l'llll bt• " l l h ~m . " ' 'i'h<' Hovas wer r undrf~a l ed in 1-i' gamc•s oul sldr lhr Big" Ea sl £'£l nfr rc•nce. im·JurJfng regular season vi<'!Or if's over NCAA lou r namc•nt-bound Dr Paul. A r iz· oni' :J nd TPx as- E l Paso· and NCA A vir torles over Bucknell . Oh io Slate and Kansas. In add llion, !hf' Hoyas drff'a l r u f'j n;J I Four l ea rns Syra cuse and Provid ence a Iota I of fi ve limPs trit.s season. LEAVES BROCIIURES - .Jay Mullins, pr£·si£1<· nl ur ll p•· •·a finn Lifloff of Ohio, hca d<Juarlt.•rt>d in (;alliiHIIis , 11 ' :1\ 1':-o lll' o! · hu•· · ·~ whkh dt•scrihc hl'r or~unb. ation un tlw t·uunkr a l Tht • Uai l_v St•ntim•l. Eat'lt yt•ou, Opt•ratiun Llfloff st · ml~ d Jild rt ·u wit h 94th birthday noted by Willard DAIRY LANE •, yOursr" ll on the linr ." ~'h e Wednesday. March 25, 1987 5 LIS. OR f)p spiH' la C' kin g f('am sizr <J nd a l r uP Cl' nt rr. fhf' Hoy a.-; used a r·o:m bi n c.11 io n o f a w c• ll - team s a nd co CJ r hf's . LB. Ground \.\'as cxpPctr d to be· a down :-.; ra r camou flaged malch-up zo ne, m an·IO· ma n and fu ll cour l press or<' 10 bc fuddl ~ opposi ng & DEVEINED The Daily Sentinel · At City Loan Bank, we tell you right up front how low your monthly payments will be. And along with your low payments, we giv~ MONTHLY you, plenty AMOUNT TERM PAYMENT of time to repay, and $3,000 48 month S 97.64* we don't ask $4,000 48 month $130.19* for one bit S5,000 48 month Sl57.26.. of collateral. S6,000 48 month S188.72** We'll Other "'"""'!I and tetml also avallobk. even take your application right over the phone. And give you an answer fast, usually in just 24 ·hours. That's the way we arc at City Loan Bank. Up front, fair, plain talking. So call City Loan Bank. Get the money you need today, without getting payments you'll regret tomorrow o1. CAMPBELL'S Pork & Beans ....................... 59< 4 OZ. INSTANT · Sanko Coffee .................... S3.89 2 7 02.. JOHNSON Glow Coot Wax ••.•••......... S2.99 14 oz . Lemon Pledge ................... s2. S9 14 02.. WITH S• OFF Gl 'rr.=:= a Commerdol Credh Company Mrmb<r FDIC ' 21.91 Annual ~~ntt~t Ra~ Pomeroy: 116 E. Main St., 992-217L A'' ax Cleanser ........... ;.... 2 FoR 99< 15 12 02.. Manwich ........................... S1.09 I PK. JUMBO WITH 40< OFF Bounty Towels.,................ S2.59 12PK. Holsum Buns ....................... ~.79c �:;:::Page- 8- The Daily Sentinel ateedsville · ~lJMW meets ~. The Reedsville United Mrlho:~ dist Women mel with Mrs. · :"Barbara Masters anct Mrs. Ruth :·Grate, co-hostess. Th e oprn ing < praypr was givrn bv Mr. Vivian : :Humphrev and Mrs. Su" Dougl as ;.,led the devo tional progra m . T h<' -:topic was "Rcsolvrd Not To Bc· >Foolish" . :> Mrs . Marlrnc Putman cnn .''~ Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio <luctrd lhr buslnrss mrcti n ~ . Mrs. Mam ie Rucklry thankr<l the gro up for kindnrss -' hown h<'r during her Il lness. SevPn ty,six shut -in ralls wrrr rrportPcl and ca rds Wf.'rT· sig nPd for srvPral rr i0nd s. Mr s. Putm an <.~ n nouncrd l h(' di"rict meetings to be hrld Thr group vol rd to ra isr t hr ir m i ~s i on plrd~r .and to visii " nursing homr. I n place of thr rrgular April mrrtin g. thr group will <'a t out at Mom's Countrv KitchPn . Wednesday, March 25. 1987 A whi t<· eleph ant sa le was held. Refrcshmcnls were srrved to . Mr< . Ndl Wi lson . Mrs. Emma Durst . Mrs. Linda Putma n. Mr.,. Sandy Wrst . and Denise and Mrs . Mary Alice Blse. guest s. and mrmbrrs Mrs. Pa t Marli n. Mrs. MariPne Pu tman . Mrs. Mamie Buc-klc_ v. Mrs. Virginia Wa lton. Th1 • Sout heast . Ohio Area Mrs . Robin Putman. Mrs. Vivi an \\'omen ' s ,\gl_ow Spring Retreat Humphrev. Mrs. Sue Douglas, to be hrld April :1-fi al the Hocking and Mrs . Li ll ia n Picken s. 'Door Va lley I nn, Nctsonvillc. is oprn to prize_ , were given to Mrs. Buck - the public, not jusl Ag low lev an,d Mrs. Bias. mrmix'r s. <.~ n cl informa t io n on Aglow planJ for retreat Wednesday. March 26. 1987 Slinderella meers :ttt rnding al l or part of the srss itin.s mav br obtai ned bv ronl<trting Glor ia .Johnson, 7422442 Ot' Dia ne Harrison, ii2-2!\06. Dr. .Judy Chavez will be thr featured speaker al lhr retreaT. Her til l ks arc Si'hedu led lor Friday evening. ,\ pr il :l, 9a .m. on Sa tu rday morn in ~ and 7:30p.m. on Sa tu rda y evening. She is a noted eva ngelist and Bible lcarh<•t. an ordained m inister. and an evangelist a tl ar~e for the PTL Cl ub. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 9 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ClASSifiiD ADS sure ta get results Alfred happenings Li nda You ng los t Jhe mosi weight . and Betty M . Dill was runner -up at last week's meeling of the Five Points Slnderella Class. I n I he teen class, Melissa Fosl er los t the mos·t wr ight . At lhe Tues day Mason class, Car ol McCurc los t the most wight with · Ge wanna Nic ~ ol s being the r unner-up. Jo Ann Newsome, lect urer . adv ises th at the cl as"s will co ntinue after the dosing of the br idge . HAVE YOU TAKEN YOUR . IRA DEDUCTIO.N? Mrs. Wi l ber Parker. Al fred, and Thelma Hayes. Long Bollom RL. returned home March 8 from a 12-day Borln_er Tour of F lorida . Feb. 27 they enjoyed tours of Silver Spri ngs in glass -bott omed boats and of Weeki Wachee where merma i d underwa ter shows are featured. On February 28 anct March 1 th ey loured Disneyland's Epcol and Magic Kingdom . Marcti· 2 they visited Mrs. Hayes' broth er and his wi fe, Mr. and Mrs . Carl Biddle. ·at Win ter Haven, Florid a. Later thai day they enjoyed the bea utiful flowers and pl ants at Cypress Gardens. March .3 they toured Busch Gardens which feat ure animal s and habi tat s of Africa . On March 4 they visited shopping centers. Al amonl e M al l and D i sney Vill age. March 5 I hey enjoyed a visi t to Sea World wh ich fea ture ma ny sea animals- whales, dolphins. sea lions . sharks. That evening they went to· Sa nford-Orl ando dog lrac ll o watc h th e grey hou nd races. Marc h 6t hey star ted home and on the way visited K ennedy Space Cente r and St. August ine. ol des t city In the Unit ed Stales. Thai evening they went to a fruit market where they purchased Florida fruit s. Ot her Meigs Coun tl ans on the tri p were Mr. and Mrs. John !hie. .. • rtng •ngs t - --/ -''""·'·::'- ,.II _-:::.J .._,.... --... . ---·-I/_,.......... . __ ,.... . . . --...... _ - .. . . . ..... . -.. ......-.. __..-.. ..-_ -·---......... I Assorted Pork Chops 7:30p.m., on Thursday, Aprll 2. Through illusion, the young lady pictured Is " turned Into a Shetland pony." This ill the annual appearance of the Hetz er Circus In Rutland . u- Tuppers Plains Elementary School participated in I he annual Right to Rea d Week March 2nd thr u .Mar ch 6th. The theme for 'the week was "Check out a book, check Int o a fantas tic place" . , Mrs. K ay L1lng, Chapt er I rea ding teacher . Mr. Donald Shue. Pr incipal and the cl ass· room teacher s coordinated the ac tivilles for !hi> week. Included In the ac tivities were: Hat Day. Badge Day , .T-Shlrt Da y. -Dressup Day (Students dressed up as th e ir favo rit e s t o r y boo k character). ADVERTISED IHM POL,ICY •s fll{l~•m•l 10 he r o11t!~~ a~allilhlrl hH )al~ rn c t~Ch "'I' l l~' StO Hl, ~ACC!JI ~~ >f 1C l.li>Cul l~ llllh:l\111 11 11~ <td . ll w o; rio tun tlLJ I o t all ~li'luW~ t!ll ,,.,m, w u w41 o tt ~:~r vu"' ~lour c ho• c~ o1 J r.om po~r illJI~ lltllll whr:m a~arla t ~e . rulidC\IIl\1 thl:! ~,.,,~ '>tw•nu• or a r aillch ~c k whio.:n ~~w•ll .,m it~<~ ~ou ro p o.~rch&o e thu lldvt~11•sood 11~111 ~~ thll ~livl!lt""d pucu wi1h111 JO rluys O.olv uo• ~ \ll!mk'lo cuii!J•II' woll be acc upt ~ li p r r 11tm po.~r~ na5 tH1 COPYRIGHT 1987 - THE KROGER CO . ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD SUNDA Y, MAR CH 22 . THROUGH SATURDAY. MARCH WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES . NONE SOLD TO DEA LERS . 99 C Cost Cutter V\lhite Bread ....... 16-oz. REGULAR OR UNSALTED ((roger Saltines ................. 1-lb. ' ' ·Polar Pak ' lee Cream .......... %- Gal. . 1-LB . BAG ... $1 .69 ••••••••••••••••••••••• I IN-STORE CERTIFICATE I c c c 99 Spotlight $ Bean Coffee .. 3-lb. ADVERTISED ON TV""'"""":__..=___,_-- . .+Ron I ~%j~j1:.18 . G•L $J2 9 KROGER HOMOGENIZED MILK GAL. .. $1.79 QUARTERS $ Parkay Margarine ............. 1-lb. '• 49 C : I ;1 S Kroger 5-lb ugar ..................... Ba9 1 1 1 I ~ omcroy. I I : I POMF.ROY - Free cloth ing dav will b~ held T hu rsday. 10 a.m. to 12 n(J()n, at th e Salva tion Armv on Bu!ternul Ave., Po m ~­ mv. All area residents in need of cloth ing are wel come to come. ·~---···~············-~ RUTLAN D - Rutland Township Tr usters wil l meet Thu rsday, 6: :mp. m .. at th e Ruliand fire station. At The Checkout When You Buy One 12-oz . Jar Of Maxwell House Instant Coffee I 1 I I : I -- - · Only LIMIT I $499 ON~E~?~!~-!~30~URCHASE OFFER GOOD AT KROGER STORES ONLY-OFFER EXPIRES MARCH II, 1987 10 TH E RETAILER MAIL TO: Gltl•ral Food Corp.-P.O. Box 601 , klnk.lktl, Ill. &OID2 1 c Cottage Cheese ...................24-o~. • •• •• ..• -~ • -,, ·~ · ·l "' • __.._•• ..__ ~ Big K ·49c Soft Drinks ............ 2-Ltr: THURSDAY POMEROY - Preceptor Beta Bel a Chapter of Beta Si gma Phi Sororll y will meet Thursda)'. 7:30p.m .. all he Gr ace Epi scopal Church Pari sh House. I I 1 KROGER $J99 POM EROY Wi ldwood Garden Club meets Wednesday. 7:30p.m .. Forest Run Church. I (Retail Value $1.49) Sun Gold Orange Juice·... %-Gal. NON RETURNABL E BOTTLE WEDNESDAY Rutl and R U T LA ND Fr iendl y Gardeners will meet Wednesday aI 1he home of Kimberly Wilford. A program on roses will be presented by Rober t Snowden. POMEROY - Meigs Count y Chapter of Alco holics Anony mous wilt meet Thursday. 7 p.m .. at the Sacr ed H ~a r l Church in .1 CHILLED Qo .,.. , _ ,... ~ 11/lo0- 10"'-"''- ~ ·-· ·- ·,.., ,........ ' ' ...... ,........ ~ ~ ,.-~~ ....... "'";, ''"'" '"""' , ·-"""" ,_........,, ..... ,......,_.,......-t ·-- .... - - . ...... - . . . . . . . . . II 1 .. - - /...... I c-"'1 .... ,- - .. ONLY 23 DAYS LEnt Start Building Your IRA Today You hove until Aprll16. 1987. to otart your IRA, ind rocoivo 1 tax crodlt lor 1988. Dofomd w• your money 10 grow loot•. end vou'l poy no laX on your IRA untl you bogln wil-Ing !undo. Went more? Jud ......_to • PEOPLES BANK "THE BEITER ·Q) -' ., FLOWER POMEROY SHOP BANK" Member F.D.I.C. ru nf'r~l . 11rrun,.:t"nlt'nl , ju11l fa ll nr \'iKil ' . ' ... ' • /'/., . II"' ,,,, ..,·, , '-·•~<1•/ . ,,. , .· Second S~eet Mason. W.Va. 773-5514 2212 Jackson Ave. Pl Pleasant W.Va. 675- 1121 5th Street New Haven, WVa . B!j2-21 35 ' •' A VCR tape on Righi To Read Week was shown to each classroom. It showed activ ities lhal other schools in 0 hio have done for Right to Read Week. St ud ent s i n K indergar t en through thir d grade enjoyed making words wi th alpha bet cereal. Mrs. Long's fifth and sixth grade student s enjoyed reading stories to the Kindergarten student s. We al so had some j:trandparenls com<"in and read stories in the different cl assrooms. Cont racts were sent home and signed by the parent s thai thei r child com pleted one or more of the reading aclivilies listed on the contract. Each activ ity was worth fi ve points . Each child who ea rned 25 or mo r e po in ts rPCe i ved a cert iflca te. On Friday . balloons were l aunched with na mes and ad· dresses of the student s all ached . Some of ·th e -balloons have traveled as far away as Okla homll Cit y, Oklahoma and Ste· r llng. Colorado. Teachers and parent volu nteers helped to make Righi to Read Week a success. America's Favorite Store oPEN MoN.-FRI. 10-9, SAT. 10·9, SUN. 12·6 SALE STARTS WED., MARCH 25, ENDI SAT., MARCH 21, t917 Community calendarI area happeningf 28 , 1 98~ , IN POIIIEROYANO GALLIPOLIS SIORE$. orth~~~ue ~ ....· -11- " \1 ·Right to Read observed at school ~:::::::::::::::=-r::::::::================~ SLICED FREE , o 11vurti~HI111 :m~ II • _CI .. - 01 , , . 01 .. - - ... --;_. _ lh. 992-!0lh ol rh., oc ~ to.._" rlrl't ijln..rl ILLUSIONIST TO APPEAR - Dorian Blake 'and Co., pictured, is une of the new features with the ,James Hetzer Circus which will appear at the Rutland Civic Cent•r lor two shows, 4:30 p,m. and ....... .• I -~.--- ...-::... ... ...... ""'" "'- REMEMBER WITH T..FLOWERS M'nll a tw aul ifulh SOLD IN PKGS. OF 10-LBS. OR MORE FRESH "SILVER PLATTER" ._ ...... , _ _ • . . -• ....,:0 _...,.._ ~---··': :::.... --.. - -:=-,.-~,,:.~:=,.~o": --~ ~.!:r:" ' Et~c h __......... - , . IN THE DEll-PASTRY SHOPPE BUY ONE Fresh 8aked G~;.o~~ ~ Dinner Rolls ........ 12-Ct. ~REE! Go Krogering SUNDA Y RUTLAND. - Fai th Tabernacl e Chu rc h on Bailey Run Road will be In rev ival Sunday through Apr il 5 wit h ser vices at 7:311 p.m. eac h eve nin g. Eve r yone wel come. RACJNF.- Public is invi ted to attend Sunday 11 a.m. services at Rac in e Uni ted Mt> t hod i sl Church. Dr. Paul Hayes. pres ident of Rio Grande College, wil l be guest spea ~ er. MASON- Mr i g~ - Maso n Gir ts" So ftball Assoc iat ion wilt meet Sunday. 2 p.m .. in lh ~ Middl eport Masonrc Trmpl c basement. All Interested. please allend. will serve luncheon t in honor of Rev . Charles Ta lco tt. who is leaving Ihe area 1 fo r members of the Middl eport. Syracuse and Harr i sonvi ll e Presby ter i an Churches th is Sunday. starl ing at 11:30 a.m. All members and friends invited . M IDDLEPORT - Hopr Baptist Chapel. !i70Gra nl St.. Middl eport. wi ll be in reviv al Sunda)' th ro ugh Apr il o with services 7 p.m. each evening. Preac hing and speCial singing by F.rnesl Marlin. pa stor of Ca l vary Bapti st Churc h. Da nv ille . K!·Nursery wi ll be provided. I·GaL 147 Ideal Landscaping Assortment Our4.97,8-10" Spreading Junipers ..._. JA7L.-'f Our 10.97, 18-2A" Or 2·3' Flov1erir1g ~hru~i$.7.Ill FRIDAY POMF. ROY - The Senior Citizen' s Dance Clu b Is having a ·dance thi s Friday from 8 to 11 p.m. 8llbe senior ci tizens cent er In Pomeroy. Music will be provided by Larry Hubbard' s Tru e Count rv Ba nd . Admission $U O. Br ing snacks. , MIDDLEPORT - The public Is Jnvlled to att end a preachers' shootout to bE' held 7:.10 p.m. Fr iday through Sunday at Ash Street Freew ill Ba ptist Church In Middl eport. SATURDAY CHESTER - Ken Amsbary Chapter of Jzaa k Wall on League will have annual judging for the largest whil e ta il buck and grouse tail cont est on Satu r~ay ~,·e n i ng at 7 p.m . • SATURDA Y - Final sljW-up lime for the Middlepor t Youth · Le ague will b~ Sa turday. 10 a.m . unfil noon at village hall In Middleport. 3.4 7 Our 1-gal. , 8-10" Aboruitaes. 680 2.37~~; 4.27~~; . 1·Gal Hardy Delli Dormant RoMs l' 1 grade darmanl poHed rose bush. Lorge variety. OUTDOOR CARPET ·& GRASS IN SEVERAL COLORS STARTING AT. 8 4.97 Hardy Growing Evergreens MONDAY RUTLAN D - Rutland Garden Cl ub wi ll meet at th e home of Mrs. Ver non Weber with Mrs. Virgi nia Aikins, co-hostess. Monday at 7:.10 p.m. Members will decide on a civic project in krl•p ing with Nal lanai Gardening Week. Apr i1 12 -18. -.- - At The Regular 3 SALEM CENTER - Salem Ct•nter PTO is sponsoring a spr ing car nival Saturday. !\ to 8 p. m .• at the school. Proceeds will he used to purchase playground eq uipment. $3 99 ~ 992-7059 .~lnatte Jlnnr C!Intttrittg STATI! ROUTE 12+, lOX 41!70 J.IINERSVIUE, OHIO 45nl 1614) 992·7059 • 0ur 9.97 Ill t0.12"~Y- Hard'( ozoleos In oasorled varlelies and color~ 1·gai. alze. 2·Gol. yews In globe. upright or spreaders. 10-12" 11ze. Saver © SEVERAL PATTERNS OF VINYL AT $3 98 SQ. YD. DuPONT ST AINMASTER CARPET Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:00 to 6:00 6 44 ~~~ HIPUNPX So.YD. ·As a March Special We Will Deduct Sl.OO AYd. Off already low price son sales over 30 sq 1 yd. ~ llCOOATM MARBLE CHIPS £ ... 3.97~.ur 3 47 612 • 1.pf. Wooollllen •' 0ur§J 3.97 50-11. . . . . . . CJipo Orlho0 WMd-&-Gon Decorative marble chips town wHCI killer In lor attractive landscap- 1-pt. size. Save! ina. 16841 2e97~ug7 Foldi"l ......, Fonct Vinyl 'coated loldinl border fence . IB"K '. 88¢ f"illl Our 1.37 ~ 10" Hanging lallrel 10" plalflc hanging • basket wllh wire han- : ger. While ond colora. • 185 UPPER RIVER ROAD GALLIPOLIS , �Page-10- The Sentinel .---Local Briefs:-_, Mjddleport mayor's court EMS units resppnd to 9 calls Meigs County Emergency Medica l Services reports ninec~ ll s Tues day; Ra cine at 11:.11 a.m. to East Letart for F l oyd Cummins to Veterans Memori al Hospital : Middleport at 12: 5o p.m . to 26 Railroad St. for Virginia Pennington to Veterans Mem orial Hospi tal; Pomeroy at ~ : 10 p.m . to La sley St reet for Norma Goodwin to VN era ns Memorial H os pital; Rutland at 4:28 p.m . to Nrw Lima Road for Casey Tilli s to Vetera ns Memorial Hosp ita l; Middl epor t Fire Department at o: 3J p.m . to a traile r fire_at the Paul Cla y residence on General Hartinger Parkway ; firemen were on the scene about 15 minutes;. Middlepor t Firr Dt' partmPnl at .1: 48 p.m. to a bru sh lire at the Dal e Millard residence on Ohio 554; Rutland at 8:01 p.m . to Meigs M i ne No.2 for Wi lliam Cadle to Pl easa nt Valley Hos pital; Pom eroy Fi r e Depart m ent at 11: Oo p.m . to Enterprise for a chim ney fire at the Arn old Johnso n residencP . Ewings Chapter SAR to meet Ewings Chapter Sons of the American Revolution will meet Thursda y, 6::111 p.m., at the Meigs Co unt y Museum . Dinner at 6: 30; mee tin g and program at 7:30. Area church hosts program Mor ga n Center Wes leya n Church is ha v ing "New Guinea Miss ions Day " this Sunday beginning with 9: 30a.m. services. RE'v . James Ke ilh olts will spea k. During evening services, Rev . Mike and Sharon Garr ett of Butler. Ohio. who are prepa ring to go to the New Guinea miss ion fi eld, wiil hold the 7: JO p.m. ser vice. Pa stor To m Hanks wel comes all to attend. Attendance drive underway Syracuse Nazarene Sunday School is in a spring attendance drive until Easter Sunday . The church is in competition with the Huber Height s Church of Da y ton. and is tryi ng to brea k li s all tim e attend ance record of 260. Pastor Rev. Gl enn M cMi llan savs that if t he attend ance reaches ju st 200, he wlii walk to Ra cine. Although the pastor is not sure the 200 mark will be reached, he is walking daily to get him self in shape, ju st in case. Cont es ts are al so being held between classes, with a sit down dinner for the winning adult class. prepar ed by the l osing adull clas s. The winning teen or childrens' cl ass will have a pizza pa r ty . The c hurch is also offering a Kentucky Fri ed Chicken dinner for two at Craw's Family Resta urant to the family that has the mos t family members present a t one t ime between now and . including Easter. Bank files foreclosure actions Home Nationa l Bank , RacinE', has filed two foreclosure actions in Meigs Count y Common Pl eas Court. One act ion is against Dal e Teaford , Wanda Tea ford , Carla Sue Teaford and Terry L . Bcil, al l of Raci ne. et al. Thr other is aga inst Judie McNickle, Racine. Ba nk One, Athens, has flied an action against Ricky L. and Connie S. Murphy , Tuppers Pla ins. et al, requesting judgment of $J:l, 8.'> 5.11 . Area woman files for divorce Filing for a di vorce in Meigs Count y Common Pleas Cou rt is Christy M . F'r liure. Rutland , from Thomas Eugene Feilure I. Point Pleasa nt , W.Va . Fin• destroys Cheshire home Th e two-s tory fr ame home of Mar gar et Rupe, on Roush' s Lane j ust outsid e Cheshire, wa s toW lly destroyed by fi re early Wednesda)' mor ning. Middl eport Fi re Depar tment wa s cal led to the scene at 6: 18 a.m . th is morning. and was assis ted by tankers from Pomeroy and Gallipolis dl'partment s. There were no injuries. Capt. .John Bycr, of the MiddiPport department , estim ates loss of the home at $20.000. Th ere was som e insurance Byer says. Origin of the fire t's bci icvpd to have been around a cooking st OVC' . ·Rural grocery _r_c o_n_nn_u_ro_f_ro_m_P_a_ge_1_r_ _ La\\Tr nre sold ro .John i\shworth and Ronal d Har t who r losed I he stor e in the ear ly 1940s and it sat :vacan t until Howard Lawrence )'eturncd from th e Navy to once -<~gai n brea t n<' life i nto the es tablishment. Lik e man)· grocr•r.' businesses today, lhr Lawrence Grocery mai ntai ns ion~: hours -.. from ·9 a.m . to 10 p.m .. Mond ay through Saturday. However , on S"ndays the est ablishment is r los!'d tigh· ·trr than a drum. L<~wre n ce has bern burgia rizPd a few times ,o vN thr year.> - however. a wat ch dog at the' st pre 2 ~ hours a day does serve as a det errent to ,anyone templt'd to brea k into the es Iabl ishment . "Whar wo uld we do without lhr ilt tie store on the hilltop? Wirhout the pot belly stove where we ali ga ther to talk to a man that' s dear to our heart s? His door is open to any who co me and his kindn ess is deeply appreciated. Thanks from your fri<mds, neigh be " and relatives." Whil e the tradit tonal pot· bellied st ove has given wav to a mon' modern coal burner. which keeps the store warm and toasty, th~ Howard Lawren c~ philopsy to love and help his neighbor undoubtedl y will never change. : Lawrence, who ls pos lmaste r Two defend ant s were fined and eight others for fe ited bonds Tuesday night In thecourtofPom erov · Mayor Richard Seyler. F ined were Eric Taylor, Ra · cine. $4,3 and costs, assured clear distance, and Rodney Hart, Par· kersburg, W.Va .. $3'io and co sts, driving under the influence. Forfeiting bonds were Vernon Boyd, Columbu s. $.175, dr iving under the Influence; Clifton Moles, Cheshire, $43, Improper backing; Tony Allen, Marietta, of the Long Bollom Pos t Office. needs helping hands to keep the businPSs going . Clerkin t; at the stor e is BNI)' Plgolt, who ha s IK'en employed ,r t the stor e since )9711. Lawren ce' s wife, .Joa nn e, ~ r eps In dul'ing the evening hours and the Lawr enres ' two tePn so ns, How ie and Dann y, are frrq ucntlv ra iled uJX•n to per· f or m r horrs a b o ut th e es tablishment . Lawrence, opera tor of thr store fGr the longest number of years sinrr' its early l9t!Os open· lng, is popular with his custo· mer s. And this probahiy stems from the fact that hr has been generous and kind to them during hard t lmes over the past 40 years. When he marked his 40t h yea r at the store earlier this m on th' lt was a special occasion. Tn appreciation for his kindnesses and to show their appreciation, customers held a little ceremony and presented Lawrence with an engraved pia~ue. Thr lnscrlptloo r eads: Pomeroy Court $49, speeding; ·Johnson, Middleport, $48,Sherry speeding; Tim McFadden, Blissfield, $63, driv· ing under suspension: Todd Robin son, Pedro, $49, speeding; John Ridenour, Chester , $.<;(), speeding. and Golda Radcll!f, Syracuii!, $45, speeding. ednesday, March 25. 1987 Minch 25. 1 Mercedes F. Condon Mercedes Farmln eCondon, 79, 30595 Sa lser Road , Racine, a mu sic teacher in Meigs County for many yea rs . died Monday at Vetera ns Memoria l Hospita l. Miss Condon was born Dec. 13, 1907, in Hamilton Count y , Ohio. She was a daughter of the late Ca r rie Farmin e and Edward Condon. Survived by several co usins, M .rss condon wa~ a member of .th e Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of La iter Day Saints near Rac.ine. She was a descendent of the Mercedes Benz f amily of France and Germany and was the fi rst woman to head a stat e opera co mpany in the U nited States. She served as artistic director of the Mississippi Opera Co. Forthepasteightyears,Miss Condon had made her home with Anna Cornell, Racine. Following cremation, the remains will be taken to Dra gon· wynt Estate, the home of June Shahan in Gal lipolis. where friends may visit to pa y their respects by appointment by ca lling 446-3844. Memorial servi· ces wlil be held at a later dat e at the Reorga nized Church of Jesus Christ of L atter Day Saint s, near Racine. lnlieuofflowers,frlends m ay make donations In the memory of Miss Condon to the Humane Societies of M eigs, Gailia or Ma son counties . Sixteen defendants forfeited bonds - 15 of them on speeding rnornlng at Veterans Memorial charges In the co urt of Hospital. Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman Born in Winfield, W.Va., . he Tuesdsday night. wa s a son of the late Samuel D . Forfeiting bonds on speeding and Sa rah Elswick Craft. He was charges wer e Dal e W. Rose, a r etired steelworker. for the North Manchester, Ind.. $40; Republic Steel Co., Canton, and Richard J. Poulin, Middleport, ,t " d all ended the Middleport $41; Rebecca Kingery, Point l <ed Pentecostal Church. · Pleasant, $49 ; John W. Grate, Letart, W.Va ., $40; Ralph E. ::.urviving are hi s wi fe, Myrtle Car l. Pomeroy, $42; Dale E . Deal Craft of Tuppers Plains; Warden, Gallipolis, $41; Preston three so ns, Carl Cr aft of Carlisle, H, Sho emaker, Mas on, Ohio, $40·, . Paul Craft of Carrollton and Francis C. Minor, Cheshire. Robert Craft of Tup!lers Plains; $40; Shaun Scarberry , Apple thr ee dau ghter s, Betty McCoy of Grove W Va $4"· Robert Bl k Co lumbus, Carol Arnott of Cool· ' · ·• '' • ac • Rutland, $40; Karen Meadows, ville, and Mary Ann Torrence of •· Middleport, $43; Larry Rider, Pataskala ; 21 gra ndchildren ; Pof)'leroy, $5l; Vincent E. Moss· several grea t -grandchildren; man, Pomeroy, $40; Michael A . one brother , Samuel David Craft. Butcher, Ga liipolls. $43; Carol Winfield, W.Va.; and several nieces and nephews. Office to create jobs Besides his parent s, he was preceded in dea th by one son, INDIANAPOLIS I UP!) - All· Charles; on e gr~ndson; on e stat e Life Insurance Co. said great grandson; one brother, Tu esday it will employ about 500 Robert ; and one sister , Beulah people ·at a new office 'bein~ Niles. opened on the eas t side of Services· will be Saturday, 1 lndian~polis . . p.m ., at Whit e Funeral Home in The office will process paper · Coolville with Rev. Clark Baker work for Allstate Life's group officiating. Burial will be in health claims. Tt will occupy M eig s M emor y Gardens . space formerly used by Ali · Friends may call at th e funeral state's Per sonal Property and home from 3:30-5 p.m . and 7_9 . Casualty regional office and p.m. on F n"d ay . operations center, which wa s cl~sed In May 1985. PUCO i MM Ut'S order COLUMBUS rU PTJ The Publi c Util ities Commiss ion of Ohio has ordered the Norfolk and Wes tern Railway Co. to provide walkways for trainmen along r ailroad bridgps in Medina and Akron . Tu esday's actio n resulted from a complaint brought against N&W by !hi' Cooperative L egisla· live Commit tee of Railroad Brotherhoods and Railroa d UnIons for failure to maint ai n walkways on railrmrd bridges In the two northeast Ohio cities . Walkw ays enab le r a ilroa d work er s to safelv disembark from a tra in If it i s stopped.on a r ailroad brid ge. The walkways also all ow emergency crews access to a stalled train on a bridge. PUCO 's order applies to N&W's bridge No. 140 in Medina and the Silver StrN't Bridge at milepost 16l.lin Akron. Ohio law req uires th at "a suitable walk and railing from which trainmen ma y walk shall be provided al ong at leas t one side of all bridges ... " N& W had contended that the Federal Rail· road A dministra tion preempted thl' stat e law . Howev!'r, th e PUCO found that since there Is no federal regula· tlon on this matter the decision for walkways is left w ith the state. ALL STORES OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK! PHARMACY : By SHARON PERKINSOI\: ·. CHARLOTTE, N .C. 1UPll _ The Gollath s of TV E'va ngelism are tak ing sides in thE' " holy ~ar" sparked by the rrsignatiofl QJ PTL founder J im Bakker as Jimmy Swaggart defends him· s~lf agains t all('ga t ions he toppl ed Bakkt:'r and another sued him and ca l led h is allega· lions ".false ." Bak kerr·esignedlas tThursdar and put Fa l well. lht' fundameritalist fou nd er of th(' Mor al Major it y . in cha rge of thr charis· ma tir PTL m ini stn _ i:l mO\'(' tha1 angered somP. within both prearhPr. Tursdav hr would takecharge or PTLdosp ite th r eontrovers~' and desp ite " ha\' lng seco nd thoughts four or five timf's a dav ." Ba kker ' adffi i! ted hav in g a ; A $90 million suit c ha rr-:i ng Sw agga r t wi th seek in g 10 s~i zc> · t ry o f M an· in G'or man " m1·ms th •· 9f Mct nlire. La., was filetl 1;uesday, th esame davBakkcr's ~ .ttorney said Swaggctrt was invoJvcd in a simila r plot in vo lv ing PTL a nd Okla hom a eva n g<'- !Jst Oral Robert s impl ied Swag· garttop p l~dBa kker. . How ever. Tennrsse(' cvung<'liSt John Ankerber g supported Swa g f{arl by c h a l le n g ing ~a kker's claim that hC' rrsignE'd to f~:ndoffa"hos tilct a kC'ove r " of l?TL and not brcau sf' of hi~ t rvs t with a church secretarv. . . · T w0 oth cr evangeI rca 1 gil!nls, Billy Graham and Pat Robert · so n, declined co mment, and Mora I M ajorily founder .Jerry . F a 1we11 , grven co ntrol of PTL bv · Ba kk er, tr ied with out success to calm 1hr fu ror. . Swaggart has ackn owl edged • 1 • f · grv ng tn ormatron abo ut ·Bakk er's adultery to o fficials of '" A · G "'~·e ssPmblies of od, in whi ch • bo th m~n arc ord ained m inisters. "B ' ut w agga rt denied Tuesday he wa s par i of a vendetta or was ~ k' 1 f p •see mg co ntro o TL' s $172· w Ill ." mi on Heritag e USA empire in r South Caro lina. " I'm not in t h0 water slide · •bustn('s s or lhr amu se mC' nt park •b · I ~ usmess. I am a preacher of •s·God," he sa id. . G I n h 1s suit. orm an charges •Sw aggart eon spir ed to se ize ~Gorman ' s ministrv· by accusin g : him of committin g adu ltery • . while hr was pa st or of th e first . d c h urr h in New : A ssem bl yo f (,o ~ s t ~ Orl ea ns. PAIMOUYE DISHWASHING UQUID 22 oz.. & DEODORIZER SPRAY TRIAL SIZE Swagga rl sai d he wa s "grievPd 3and sa ddened" that Go rman harl DOUBLE YOUR CLOSET SPACE. FITS BENEATH PRESENT CLOSET ROD. ORGANIZER Steel construdion. While calor . 715715 Available in Brown or Yellow *20 93/4" H. STEP STOOL lo 'f. Sturdy steel with enamel finish. 8 '--....;.;,;,;;;~::::::::;,;,;;,._-~ IRISH DEODORANT SOAP 3.5 oz. MEDICATED (Twin) 79 II~ United Press International • ' LOS ANGF: I.ES t UP It - Boys :l.Vho prrfer girls' and )~hose. fa th~rs arc. rn attrn trve !li nd far! to dea l w rth extreme :t'rmlnine behav ror arc morr ~ ikrl y to become homosexual.' 3 han boys who <·xhibillraditlonai ~asculi ne IK'hav ior whi le grow · ~ n g up, a pionee l'ing l o-yea r :-r ud.1· _shows. . . • Unlike prevro us r·rsea rch tnlo )~hal makes som r boys grow up ~o be homosexual or bisexua l, the 'l'tudy r elrasr<l Tu e~ da y also 1 uggested. I hat tt IS not a ;l;trrro ty pir overbeari ng moth rr ~h~ plays the ~ajar. ro le in her :t'?n s sexual onent~tron . • " Thi s is the first lim e that : rh )·body has ever ta ken a l argr "roup of doze ns of boys and 1ooked at lh<'m dirC'.~Ii.r ~s they ?"0rf' growi ng up, S<~rd Dr. ~l r h a rd Gr een. prolcssor of :l>syr hlatry at the UCLA Ncurop· ;:;y('hlatnc Institute. : Green and a 10am of b0hm·· • sec," Bow lei said Tul'sdcr .1· ni ght. " it 's been bl owi ng rl'a l harrl since we quit . Wr'vt' go t sh to r.ig hl · foot dr !ft s at timr< ' In wc:-.: h•rn Kan sas. snow dri ft . , reac h £~d f) fPt't \·v iltl winds tl(': tr till mph, rlosin f! all ma jo r roa ds . Includin g morf' than II)() m ilrs 111 l nt rrs Ia t r 7tl int o Co lo r:tdo . Up 1o l:linchpso f snowbu r ir•tl llii! Ci t.'. A v iolent . blu stery storm pou nded thC' Plains with hravy snow and ra in for 1.1 lhlrd day today , pi ling drift s up to ei ght fee t in K an.l\as and Nebrask<J , stranding m otor ist s and closing hundrC'dS of miiC'S of hi ghway!'i. Thr storm spread snow todGI.\' from Wyoming to Nor th Dakota aild prompted bl izza rd wLn nings for ...... ~·r t s of Sout h Dakot·• ... and Nr braska. Up to Ei inc hes of Kan . . a nd Gard(' ll Ci ty n-; L" It it snow wa s rx pf'cted in cpntral . '' B as ie <~ ll ~·, th is f' nt in' p:1 rt uf thl ' staff' is r \o sl'cl down ," s: lid Sf'Xual encountflr with a church secreta fy in l980 and pa~· i n g $115,000 in hush monrv, but said So uth Dakota, and up to eight Rober t Hi.t hn. a Inches was forecast in cent ra l F'in nt·y Count ,\· shf'ri ff' .., url"i c·p itt and w Pster n Nebraska . Garden Cir:: he r es ignr d to stop . a hos tile takmver ofPTL. Anker berg cal l€'<.! Ba kkrr ' s rlai m " pat('n tl~· f<.~ l se" and sai d he will mee t t oda~~ wi th l\ssrm· bly or God execut ives in Springfield. Mo.. to present rv ide nrr abou t '' lh(• entl rr PTL mattPr ." He sai d that ev idence m ight br " Th e combination of snow. !'C>id IPmprra tures "n d v. intls gusti ng to nra r ~l mph 1is t produci ng impossiblr driving co ndit ions and sub-zrro w ind chill s," 1h(l Na tional Wcut hl•r made public' Thur sda~· . 11akkcr ha s not named th ose invo lv!'d in the alleged takeover att empt. bu t PTL lawyer Nor· man Roy Grutman did . Ht• sa id it wa s Swaggart. Gru tm an said a " hoi\· war" was bri ng fou ght over million homes th e PTL mini strv reaches. Grutm" n al so said the,· ~~ Swaggart and Ba kker had been at odds for yea r s. Swaggarl acknowledgt'd the rift. claiming PTL doC's not "exemplify Chr ist" and saying on CNN's "Larr~.· Kin g l.ii T" Tuesday night th at Bakker wa s " a ca ncpr that need s to be exc ised from t.he body of Chr ist." Robert s. whose Tul sa, Okl a , ministr.v is embr oiled in a controve rsy over fund · ra ising tac tics, joined th e fray by urging his flock to bu ild a " wal l of protec ti on " around Jim and Tammy Ba kker with their checkbo oks and sayi ng an "u nholy allia nce" had bern formed to se ize PTL. Swaggart sa id he was em bar- S PEAKING TO THE PRESS- Evangelist ,Jimmy Swa·g gart spoke to th e press aUt•r appearing on CNN's "Larry King Lin~" 'fu esda)'. Earlier In the day, Oral ltoht•rts joined a "holy war" on TV prt•acl"'rs, implying that firt..~ and-hrimstone Swag gart tri ed to topple PTL founder .Jim llakker over st!xual Indiscretion with a church secretary. (UPI) r asspd by the stale ol televised 1· Pva nge 1sm . " The gospel of Jesus Christ has h never sunk to sue a 1E'Vei il has today." he sai d. " We've got a T dear broth er in uisa . Okla., perc hcd up in a tower tc lllng 1 h if h d peop e t at I ey on' I send h G • money t at od s going to kiii him. then we got this soa p op~ra being carriPd out live down in So h I' 11 i h · ut aro ma - a n t c nam t• fG d" o o . Jessica Hahn. 27, a serrctar.v th M 1 a e assa pequa T a b, ernar 1o Churc h on New Y or k s Long Jsland, admitted shchadasexual encounter wit h Bakk er in 19811. b 1 · d 1 d d • ul nsrs tc , " i n I come f orwar d m . th e f'rrs t p I ace " an d. • claimed she go t "only a few $ 00 do llars" of the 115. II Bakker r laimed was paid in hu sh money. c Study determines ~.r ~actors behind homosexuality • EYE Violent spring storm causes • deaths of two 10 Oklahoma ministr ies. . Falwell \'owed ~ioneering gam~s iom l scie ntists tracked 1he deve l· opme'nt of two grou ps of boys tn th e first i nvestiga tion th"t triPd to idmtif.v the fac tors tha t lea d to homoscx uali t.v in males from childhood. The resea r cher also sa id "our study showed th at ther apy de· sig ned to stop iatrr homosex ual orient at ion is ineffective." . Green sat d one group tn rhe st udy consisted of bo)·s who sai d they preferred to be girls, dressed in girls' clothing and pre fl'rrrd such "drrss- up" toys as Ba rbie dolls. role-played as girls , avoided rough -and-tumble spor ts and played prim aril y wi th gi rls . ThP other gr oup Pxhibited ron vr n ti o na IJ)· m a s c uI i nr behavior. In the fi r st gr oup. Gr een sa id, ~4 of the boys - 7o pPrcen t of th em - grc•w up to be homosex · ual OJ' bisexua l. "By contrast , a II bu 1one of the boys who showed co n1-cntionai m asculine behav ior during boy· w r'th 11 'tn"' irc•s. Th e storm. bl amed for tw o tra ff i(' dl'aths in Ok lahoma Mon day, was Px pcctrd to movt' i nto tlu· upp t•t ,l anw-. l{i\·t·r in S1 1lltll . l ):tlwt<L t~ ml r h·t · r~ ;11ut ~ 1 1 ·c. t nh : in t'<~s t 1 • 1 n ~P hr. 1 :-. k ; 1 an d 1., 1.., tt· r·n . 1\ <~n.-.; 1 ~ w~ ·n• D\" f'di11Wi n ~-: tlll'ir ha nks. 1111' \l"t •.t t h t•t . ., ,.n ·ict · -.; tid . Siln·r r· 1•4•1·t-: i\t •h., Snow fall totals Tuc•sda.v in· r ludrd 14 inches at Murdo. S.D .. and 12 inc·h()S ut I\P nnriJel' <.llld idrai. S.D. Poor v isibi l itv and slipper .\· roads lorccd 1he Sou th Dakota Highwa" Par ro l to closr a ~1111· " m ile stn•tchof lnt c r ·s tat( ·~i O rrom Eii swort h Air Force Ba se, nca r Rapid Ci tl.' . ras tt oCham bl'r lain . Highwa1· 7:1 from Philip In 1-!11 1 and Highway o.1 fro m Mid land to i -!10 wen· al so closed . In Loup Coun ty in nort h· rrnl ra l NC'bra ska. stuiP snow · plow crews \\"Pr!' pullPd off the roads at abo ut >: :!II p.m. Tucs d<~y because of thr blowi ng s n O\\' . Offici a ls sui d cn•ws wou ld star t cleari ng roa ds agai n in rhc· mornin g. "A ll wr did was r~o ro und ctnd · " ro un d today. and she J· ust fi ll t•d r ight ba ck in ." said Don Bowl<',·, assis tant super visor wi th l h!' ri n' n cl ~< •d ll i tht 11 ·; 11 · J.1 · tllirwr 11 ·su r r; tin dul"i ng tll t· pc1.., 1 tnur d . l _\ :-.. In J<\ ; 1 1 1 ~ ""· W;~ l n 11 1 ( ·n ·t·k m·1·r tl nwf•d i1.-. IJ; 1nk.. , ;~ I ( ;n ·; tt l {i' tHI. · .nul fltJ•Jdi r1g \1". 1 ~ r 1·porr1·fl o r1 ttw Hi •p uiJitrttn l~i \" ('1 al c·nllrmdLt ; tn d c' l.Ydt ·. \\" IH ·n · \l'; llt•r n· , 1 ~ in Top,.kn . T hP storm Jlrom)Jl C' d h •• ns;L" ,,,.,., .pin g lrll o rh•· r·i t.r p.rr k " "till ' ··••utiJ r•(i"<' '' ' ,, ,,,.,, . ' " THURS DAY IS VHS 99 1- DAY y IDE 0 cI'y " THE LEADER Of THE PACK fAM ILY MOVI ES THE TOMB COLD SWEAT SURPRISE ATTACK ON THE EDGE ZULU DAWN EXECUTIONER VENGENCE IS MINE SEVEN DEATHS HAROLD THE DUCK HEARTBURN KARATE KID 11 BACK TO SCHOOL TOP GUN CLUB PARADISE MAN HUNTER ALL THE LATEST RELEASES IP· ~ · r g~ o ' s~ o ba~ d yo~ur~ ould~ n·l ~~~~~~~~ RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. LOOK FOR OUR MARCH 9th INSERT 2 FOR ONE OF OUR BIGGEST STOREWIDE SALES EVER hood ar e hrt~ roS< 'xual, " Green sa id . As prev ious st udies of h omo~ se xuality sugges t. Gre~ n · s study lndl rates that par~nts pia)' a critical role in their ch ild's la ter sr xuai behavior. " W~ did fi nd a gr ea t deliciency in thr time fa thers shared w ith their f~minine sons. particul arly in the first four or fi ve yea r s of !ill'," he sa id . "A lso . th r more parents were supportive of cr ossgender behav ior th e more extf'n· sive this behavior beca me." He sa id the ex tent to which thr boys in the st udy <•xhihil<' d feminine behav ior also ror r e· laledwith a lack oflnt errstinthc child by the paren ts, es pecially th P fa ther . Other fac tors co mmon among th e boys who grrw up to br homosexual or bisex ual were tendencies of bl'ing perccivrd as " bea utlfui r h lldrcn.. by 1heir· par~ntsandascr iesof c h.ronicor ser ious illnesses early in life. Debbie Rodgers- Medical laboratory Technology "I chose Rio Grande because its a small college and you really get to know the instructors. They are always working to improve their prOf/ram and keep up with new technology My trainmg at Rio will help me get a betterpaying job when I graduate." · Rio Grande School of Technology has an excellent, accredited program ol classroom and hospital instruction lhat prepares you for work in hospital. clinic, commercial and research laboratories. ANTACID TABLETS Rerular, Wintercr•• or Speer111int FREE S700 ROLLTOP DESK 75's Push Button. Automatic Wood Handle Ed Doper - Manulacturing Technology Foot Wood And Wrought Iron Park Bench "I've been real pleased with /he courses and Instructors here. They know what fhey're talking about and are always available to answer question~." Rio Grande School of Technology knows manufacturing lrom top to boHom , teachlng the skills you need for supervisory, sales and technical positions In local, regional and national industries. Rio Grende Sctooot ot TechnoloGY knwttetlt tlkll to succeed tn todey'acomjlltl· tlvejDit merkel. Th1t'1 one re11on wlrj 114% at 111r lhldenb lind wortt Iller gnrdutlon. Gradulles of MIIIJI Co<lntyllgh ICIIOOIS quetity tor en utametlc !!!!!! arant lrem Ria Grande. . Cell toll·frll J.IG0·21H201 fit. 311 or t·61HI5-5353 Ell. 301 todey for more lntormlllan 011 haw Rle cen halp you gele lab , or mlt'le up In ,..r cenrer. Flnenci•l Aid 111110 mlteble. Classes lllrt Mtrclt 31 LOOK IN INSERT OR CALL TO FIND OUT HOW YOU CAN RECEIVE THIS BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ROLLTOP DESK. DON'T BUY ANYTHING TILL YOU CHECK WITH RUTLAND FURNITURE CO. 'CAUSE YOU MAY LOSE HUNDREDS Of DOLLARS IN CASH AND .FREE MERCHANDISE. Rutland Furniture Co. HoMe oF the 8r1te 8uy1, Whttt You Oet Oreal Buys SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGIES \\" ct .., patrol l i n gwr s lnnKan ><~s hi g ll wa,vs lookin g for strandt •d motor is ts. Al'mor iPs ;tt No l'ton . Dud ~t' Cit.\" J nd Ru ssf'l l u "Nt ' opr•n.. d ·111 prm·i dP shc•ltc r for i.J IJou1 ltiO strandf'd t r;t\'f'lf"l's . -.a ic! r\;lt io n;d r. u;.~rcl spokr s\vornan .10.\ TI' ('nl f' jp;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;::;;;,:;;;;;,:;;;::;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;::;::;::;::;;;;;;;;,:;;;;;;;;;;; t~ r B ii! Barlowsaid. state department of roa ds. wit h 1111' National Cutt rd troo ps m ·n· Sr r vlcPsaid. the western Gr eat Lakes by to night. weather se rvice forrca.<· d l 'IJI11 _,. Cm·. Mikr' 1l cm lr n tn cll'dan ' dis:.ts trrs i n Iii. countiC'S in rlw wt •s tPrn pm t ol tlw s tart• . ~(' hooJ ..,, go\'Htmwnt nffit 't'S i.lll d . tmsinPsst·:-. '' '<' rl' c lv!\Pd Tu r--~tl i.l y . tllrouglmul \\" l'~ tt ·rn l\ ; 1 ns;~o., ;ttHI . n111 ·ttH·Pnt r, d 1'\ l'IJra :-. ka. Th P . , , 0 1-rn al ~dJ dum twd r :tin in 1., 1 ~ tern s tT I io n ~ nf Snu t 111 );tl-:o t; 1• !\r• br;r., ka """I'"'"·" .rnrl inro Ttw up1wr M h.:~iss ip pi \' ;!111'.\ ". ,\ t 1oot 1 \\",tr nin.l: "" ''~ po-. tt' f 1 .1 1(J il l-! ROLAIDS DOWNING CHI.DS MULLEN MUSSER YOUR INDEPENDENT lGEm SEIVING ,_ MEIGS COUNTY SINCE 1161 '*"~~For Pt"".ng EHOO 'Evangelists choose ;~ides . in (.holy war' • r;:=========::;~ ~t. Wf' ~... ~TIM R'9hl To L>m1t Ou.rltd•s 786 N. SECOND. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO GOLF UMBRELLA INSURANCE 111 S.Collll P-roy Tuesday Admissions - Floyd Cummins, Racine; Leah Nease,. Racine: Norma Goodwin, Pom e-. roy ; Beatrice Wood, Rutland. Tu esday Di sc harges -Bertha Di ehl, Thomas Turner. OUR BUSINESS BEGINS WITH FILLING YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS. Charlt's L. .Craft Charl es L. Craft , 88, of Tuppers Plains, died 0ar!y Wednesday Veterans Memorial I,fJ;~~=~~;;:::=:;;~~~======!;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;; Opal A. Merrell Opal A. Merrell , 82. Coolv ille, di ed Tuesday morning in Ca md en-Clark Memorial H ospi· tal in Parker sburg, W.Va. · Born in Meigs County, she was a daught er of the l ate Frank and M ary Adeline Shields Reed. She had been a nurse for 60 years and wa s ret ired.irom the E .C. Hart· m an Ear, Eye, Nose and Throat H ospit al of Parkersburg. She a ttended Grace Br ethren Chu rc h in Coolv ille, and was a member of the Coolville Senior Citizens and Fidelity Rebekah Lodge 886 of Coolville. Survivors include one daugh· ter, Judith Anne Gillian ; two grandsons, Ri chard and Mkhacl Gillian; two grea t granddaugh· ters, Cass ie and Stacy Gillian ; and a special family friend, Gl adys Richard son, a II of Coo lville. She was preceded In dea th by her hu sband , Fred W. Merrell In 1978, and two brothers. Services will be Friday, 2 p.m., at the White Funeral Home In Coolville with Pastor Robert Markley officiating. Burial will b!' in Coolville Cemetery. Friends may ca ll at the funeral home after 2 p.m . Thursday. Rebekah serv ices will be held 7 p.m. Thursday at thl' funeral · home. · Harper. Middleport, $40. Michael Woolard , Pom!'roy, forfeited ~ $50 bond posted on a charge 01 leaving the scene of an accident. Twelve other defendants were fined In the court Tuesday night. and they are Roy Neff, Middle· port, $18 and cost s; Bernice Swan, Pomeroy, $15 and costs; Crystal Richardson, New Haven; W.Va ., $15 and costs; Arthur A. Stobar t, Middleport, $16; Harold W. Brinker, Pomeroy, $16 and · costs, all on speeding charges :: Danny Buffington, Pomeroy, $21 and costs, speeding, and $50, driving und er suspension : Cher y l Hysell, Middleport, $2 ~ and. costs, disord!'rly m·anner: Max Geary. Middleport, $10 and· costs, no exhau st system, and $10 and costs, no llc.ense plates;' Lester Hawley, Middlepor t, $10 and costs, f~ llure to control' vehicle; David Hys!'ll, Middle· port , $10 and cos ts, illegal ex '.' haust; Belinda Hicks, Syracuse:· $50 . and costs , no operator· ~ license; Kenntli Dillon, Mason( $10 and costs, failure to control ve hicl e. The Daily Sentinei- Page- 11 742-2211 ' RUTlAND �.'Page-12-The Daily Sentinel implies. General i\rqui.'OHion. whiC"h la st Wf'Pk announrl'd <J tf'ndrr offer of SIOO a shan• tor GenCorp Inc . . ma y · bl' more interested in pur!-i uing profit s 1han atquirin~ corpora tions. analysts sav. Th< • $o0 million to $tl0 milli< in in profit Genera l Acq u is it ion cou 1<1 make bv selling it s ~ - H p<·tTrnt sharr in GC'nCorp ma)' br more all rac tivC' than GPnCm·p it sel f. " I would assumP that' s lh(' cas<'. j udging from th eir pa st hislot')' ," sairl a New York analys t who follows GonCorp. "The offpr !hat 's outlhNr ha s a numbC>r of C'ontingcnciC's on it , and th rrr•s no gu<..~ raniC'l' th at thry' ll be abi<· to delivt•r it. " Tho disparity between Gen · Corp stor k 's markl'f vaiuPand thr tender offrr also rcinfor crs 1he spc·('u Ia t ion . Gt'nC'orp In c . ~ tork co ntinuPd to r ise TuC'sduy. c l o~i ng upli:ZIJ:t rrnts on vo lumP of .·1~9.0()(1 sharps to $1 Ill.;,(), Gcnpra l Acqui si tion is a di\·i sion of' Gt'nrral Partnrrs. u un ion ol· i\FC lnd us tri rs said sh<' had suffered intermittently for the past four weeks from what seemed like a cold. Last Saturda y, she was taken to Fayette Memorial H ospital in Wa shington Court House, and then transferred to Rivt>rside Hospllal in Col umbu s. "She started m aking progress over there. and then all of a sudden went inlo a relapse.'' Mr. Lininger said. She was mortally ill when shP was transferred to University Hospllal late M onda y , said Dr. Timothy Galbraith, co-director of OSU's heart transplant program. Without a heart transplant or artificial pumps, she probably would have died within hours, he said. Her kidneys had fail ed. her lungs were fai ling and her blood COLUMBUS 1UP I I - Two !'Xterna i and " highly exprrimental" hear ! pumps were being used todav to keep a Ross Coontv· woman alive at Oh io State Inc . Uni\'Prsil_v Hospital. of I rvi nc. Ca I if .. and Wagner & Brown of Midland, Tr.xa:o; . Cyril Wa g n<'l' and .lark Brown. principal s in V\"'agnr.r & Brown. have bl'Pn asso<'iated in wkeovcr bids ll'ith corporal<' raidN T . Floonr Pickens. In a l:. wsoit fi led in Colum· bu s M o nda y, GrnCo rp rhargr' d th at Genera i Acquis i· li on is srPking to manipulate stock prices for a profit. The la wsuit sa id thr partnrrs havr at tem pt ed six takeo\'Crs but h;~vc complrtrd none. Th<• GenCorp l awsuit fol · lows ont• fil ed by General Acqu is ition th at challenges CcnCorp's proposed anti · t ak eover measures . T he mPa sures. which are sched uled for a vote at th f' March ~I sha r eho ld er s mootin g, in cl ud e one designed 10 prevent "gn>cnma i l " by prohibiting 1hP board of directors from buying out a raider at a premium ra t e. Genera l Acquisition offi cia ls have said they arr willing to inrn•ase lhPir offer. wh ich they say i~ genuine. GcnCorp officials say the.v iir{' reserving comment until ! hey can determine what ac ti o n will best benefit sharPhoiders. C,vnthia Lininger. :lO, Frank l'or1. the fi rst person to rN·eive su<'h artificial devices ift Columbus, was i n cr it ical ' but stable cond ition in the hospital' s Int en sive' carf' unit . The pumps wrre propelling Lininger's blood through tutX's surglca li.v· implanted in her hear t. Su r geons hope that whilf' the tempo rarv · pumps t akr over ht-r rircu Ia t ion. t hC' woman's own heart will recovw . Doctors said co mpli catio ns f ro m u viru l ini'Petion may havP caused Lininger' s heart 10 fall. Her hu sband. Danny Lininger. pressure wa s falling, said Dr. P . David Myerowltz, l hHo-dlrector or the program . The pumps were lns ertt>d by Myerowltz and Galbrai th in a six-hour opera! ion that began at II p.m. Monday. • Ga lbraith had bePD testing tlw experimental pumps on calves for months. On March 11. he By United Press International received permission from !he U.S . Food and Drug Admlnlslra · lion to use them In human~. Galbraith said the pwmps an• "highly experimental." Twelve mt>di ca l centers in the nalion have approvai lo use the devices , made by Thoralec Laboratories in Berkeley , Ca lif., he sa id . \, , : , . ; A storm ce llar or UPRIGHT . fO PlACf AN AI t:Ail9t:l -2156 ""''-· · WE HAVE ALL YOUR GARDEN TOOLS Pickens Hardware w. .. "'·- O.lho .. "'· - .. _......... -.- INTRODUCTORV OFFER ...... "' .. "" .. """'" ..,, .. , " . . .... . . '<" .... " " . -...- ........._....... ,...,.... ........ ..... ........... '" ...._ c ... .~,.,..... 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For I am wailing for you in the sky! SEIM!i'rM"' 2" x 60 Yd. Duct Tape SPECIAL PRICE -151906, 7, I •e,7 Twin-Pack Acrvllc Lltex Caulk wlh SlllcOne s.r.!,. Our Best qualhy caulk for~~~- or -loiUie . Paimabte. 10.3-0z. each . White. ,_,..k .SPECIAL PRICE rever. •m•a We miss you scit Wife. Mafy K. Cltildren , Vickie , Victor. DiM!a, Janice and Bfad : and ndchildren. lkl )'II!IJ g:IMSTAR.O.. CMll •• iQ stOftl Hardw•el.umber 11 Home Centers KING BUILDERS SUPPLY We can help. 111- MiOO- RAOIATOR SERVICE We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores. We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks. PAT HILL FORD 992 -2 196 Middleport. Ohio 1 -13 -tfc •viNYL SIDING 'ALUMINUM SIDING •BLOWN IN INSULATION Roger Hysell Go rage 111 - l ' t - .. :',}:~ 405 North Second Avenue MIDDLEPORT 141 - ~ ,...:: .... . AUTO &TRUCK REPAIR Tot . Receipts Over / !Under) Disb .... .... .... 12.496 00 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES / jUSES Operating Tranfers-ln ........ .. 940 . 27 Operating ~ Trans.- Oul.. ..... 1537. 53) Other Uses/ Nonop . Eltpenditures .... , (788 . 68) TOT . OTHER FINANCING SOURCES !USES[ ........... , ....3B5.94 Expend. Dib. & Other Uses / Nel ...... .1 2,1 I 0.06 Fund Cash Balance , Security of Person S. Properly ......... 21 ,874 .73 Leisure Time Act .... .369.69 Transportation .. ... 4.092 .27 Fund Cash Balance , Dec. 31 ......... 27.922 .00 Reserve for Encumbr . ... B25.81 OPERATING REVENUES · RECEIPTS Cap. Oullay ...... 3,675 .00 TOTAL DISB . ........ 107.456.75 Tot. Receipts Over( !Under) Dis b.... ....... .... 29 , 179.20 OTHER FINANCING SOURCES / (USES Operating Tranfers -tn ...... 4.440 .27 Operating Trans .·Oul ... ... f4 ,440.271 Debl. Serv ....... .(6,562 .501 Other Uses / Nonop. E<pen. .... .. .11 .250. 1BI T~TO~~~~~ FINANCING (USESJ ........... 7.81 2. 687 Charges for Expend. Oib . & Other Uses!Ne1 ....... 21 ,366.52 Fund Cash Balance, Jan . 1 ............ 26,133.20 Fund Cash Balanc e, Dec. 31 ......... 47.499.72 Reserve for Encumbr. ' Supplies and Materials ...... 19,570.15 Dec. 31 ........... 4,040.06 Treasury Bat. .... 47.499 .72 Cap . Outlay ....... 3,675.00 TOTAL DISB .............. 53. 101.05 Total Receipts over / under Disburs ........ .. 16,683. 20 NON -OPERATING REVENUES I (E XPENSES !: Inves tments .... 30,00CJ .OO Tot. Treasury Balance .......... 77.499 .72 TOT. BAL .... ..... 77.499.72 OUTSTANDING Jan . 1, 1986 Summary ol Indebtedn ess Trnsfers -ln ...... .... 3 .500.00 G.O. Bond s ....... 45 ,000.00 Transfers-Out ... .(3 ,902 .741 TOTAL .............. 45.00.00 Debl Service .... .!6.562.501 , RETIRED Other Uses / Nonop . G.O. Bonds ......... 4,000.00 Expend ..... .. ... (461 .501 TOTAL ......... .. 4,000.00 OUTSTANDING TOTAL OTHER FIN . SOURCES / Dec. 31 , 1986 IUSES J............. 7.426 74 G.O. Bond s ....... 41 ,000.00 Expend . Di sb. & Other TOTAL ...... ........ 41 .000.00 Uses/ Nel ........ 9.256 .46 Memoranda Date: Fund Cash Bal. Jan . 1 ........ 10.J21 .8B Fund Cash Bal. ' Dec. 31 .... ..... 19,3 78 .34 Reserve for Encumbr . Dec. 31 ......... ..3,214.25 .,. Agency Funds Fund Cash Bal . Jan. 1 ........... 199.38 Fund Cash Bal . As sessed Valuation .... 3. 6;90,420. 00 Proerty Ta• lt!Vies : Insid e 10 Mill. ...... 10.00 Outside 10 Mill ... 29 .80 Es1imated Pop .... ...... 1.000 Fed . Census Populalion ............. ...946 I certify this report 10 be correct and true to the best Dec . 31 ............. 199.38 To1al Memorandum Onlv RECEIPTS : local Taxes ......... 9,940. 65 5 Happy Ads THIS IS AN UNAUDITED FINANCIAL STATEMENT Janice l awson 3-16-B4 Fines . licenses, & Permits ......... 7,272 .00 .......... 12.205 .78 KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE • 131 25 1tc Janice lawson 614-992 -7351 Ill•· & Mrs. Dana Hollar & family, Mr. & Mrs. David Gruuor & famll . Help Wanted 461 S. 3RD AVE., MIDDLEPORT P•of01 SALES & SERVICE 985-3561 Pay Your Cable & All M1kes HIIIB 615.000 $68.000 Phon e cu ll rtJfund ahln 602 R38 8885. · BUS!NEII PHONE 16141 992-6550 REIIOENCE PHONE 16141992-7114 Pharmn c 1 ~ t PIH!I811111 \lall ll V H() spiiHI. P01n t Plnmuml. W\1 . 11 in noed ot R Iiiii time st Hff pharmactst Thn hO Sflll&l h1111 a nAW m odnr n phnnna cy Wi th Ul) IO · diii•J l)hi!IIIIIU;y fl li!Ufftll & smvices Plmt ~U ill VniiH'( H0 11111· till 15 a loadm g tum pllAI in th e Arflll Ill 51HV <CII8 l/. fndfilifl!l . Growth O IIPill hlllllt lliiH~ e•c11l • l ent for n tlhlltlllltl: u~ l look•nf! to tho hllu111 Cnll AH:: hmd Etld y . D~roctor nl Phmn111 cy 111 304 675· 4340 11•1 200 f or 111 1 I f ~ I' •' Ih Gallipolis. ~v ·Blrthdav Sharon 54 Misc. Merchandise ORDER & TAKE FERTILIZER NOW SAVE MONEY ON UREA DAP SUPER PHOSPHATE POTASH BUY STIAIGHT OR ILEND TO YOUR NEEDS MGM FARM CITY, INC. POMEROY, OHIO 614-992·2181 ~o 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE USED TIRES & BATTERIES lllh!IVIIIW Junlor Pn11n Sh ott Aunder bo • IWCill\ th u ll!!OS oi 14 & 16 10' wo• h 9 hou rs por wuok Must bo f mm!t !It w11 h tim Ouwey De cimnr Syst em . llfl nbl 11 to l'llphtbetll 11 JICCtlll'llltlv . & tuwu a genmnl worldnu know !lld{llt of th e 11 ACTION TOWING hrBt'l' St1Htm g PHY 949-9070 or 949-2045 45631 BOGGS U. S. RT. SO EAST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Public Notice Authorized John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog LEGAL NOTICE Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting ol the stockholders of Farmers Bancshares, Inc. will be held at the office of Farmers Bank and Savings Company , 211 West Second Street. Pornoroy, 011io , according to its Equipment Form Dealer Farm Equipment Parts & Servin p.m. for the purpose of electing directors and thetransaction of such other business os may properly come before $!lid meeting. Paul E. Kloes Secre1arv 13125; 1411. 8. 14 41c Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE THE CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY ol SoutheaSI Ohio, NA, the legal holder of BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 Eosl Moin II. EAGLES CLUB - POMEROY, OH . THUAI.,7 PM- 116,,1 IUH,, 2 20 Ha rd Co rd Gum, HO ptr qamP OYER 1 tO PFOPll S6S pH qomt (o~~r.tll ond~dtd ·~ .. d,., ''''" 1 H01d Cordi FRH with th~t od anti pu rr l •(1t~ of m1n111'1Um porlo:~, l1m1f 1 per (UIIomer p,.r 811190 992-2521> 3-2-1 mo. REBUILT & REPAIRED SUGAR RUN ASHLAND Complete Remodeling Roofing of all Type s Complete Gutter Work Worilod in home arM 20 years " Free Estimates" CALL COllECT, Ph. (614) 843 -5425 PUIIIC !Ni!IEO AUTOMATIC · TRANSMISSIONS EUGENE LONG VINYL & AWMINUM h~. 2f1"11 10-8-tlc SUPERIOR SIDING CO. IUIIOn ll,. rOOS-01 I LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT RUSS MOORE MULBERRY AYE. POMEROY, OH. 1'10 PH. 992-9949 3-9-'87-2 mo . pd . Bob Barton, Owner 2·5.. 86-tln JO'S Announcement s the lollowing described personal property by virtue of Security Agreement dated June 13. 1986 does hereby offer for sale on the 4th day of April, 1987 at ten o'clock a.m . in the offices of the Installment loan Depart ment in Middlepor1 , Ohio the following : I 974 Ford LTO Se<ial which may be inspected by ap ~4W68A 112268 pointment. The bank offers thll vehicl8 without wBrran ties, and reserves tho right to accept or reject any offer received . Minimum accepta · ble offer must be greater than t75 .00 . Terms of sale will be cash or credit bv prior arrangement . Flattened Alum . Cans 26' lb. Clean Sheet Cast Alum . 2 S' to 2'1' lb. nl COPPER ........ ....... 42' n2 COPPER ............... 32' Irony Aluminum S to 18' lb. SCIPIO RECYCLING 2 M i. E. ot Page'>~ IIIII On Township Road #142 located 614·9'12·3466 unLE RED BARN St. lt. '124, Syrolule RE·OPENS MARCH 20 Pottery and Gifls, Bird Baths. Outside Yard Dolls , Jesus Statues, Virgin Mary & Angels lor Yards and Graves. CotOI 1- ud Stt·Btlore 'lou lluy. 3· 11-1 mo. ·4· 3 Announcement& Rn cen n Cun Shorn a pon~~onrfld by Aft t m ft Gun Club Ev1uy Sundfty, bnginnlng at 1 :00 p .m. fftc t o rv CtlOkfl, 1 2 guagft dtol gun a. MASTEACAAO I 'IISA I No credit check . Ala o. new crftdil card. No Onfl r.elu attdl FOt' int o, r.l'lll {rolundllblft j 1-318-?33 - 6062. e.. l M573 4 Giveaway 2 car hodifts 10 g ive awAy Ptl. J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL fREE fSTIMA TES Pll. 992-2772 ! ·11·87-1 mo. . VINYL & AlUMINUM SIDING YOUNG'S CARPENTER SERVICE - Addonsand remodulmg •Insulation - Roofing and gutter w o rk •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement Windows •New Roofing - Coocrete w o rk .-Plumbing and e loctrlca l wor k " FRU EliiMATE!" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992-2772 3-11-' 87-t mo . BISSELL BUILDERS CUSTOM BUilT . HOMES & GARAGES "At Reasonable Prices" PH. 949-2801 (Free Estimates! V. C. YOUNG Ill Aotrlovm , % Sht~ptlerd Havn p11p ors Oil s ho t11 Cll ll614 ·44tJ EAGlE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, auto , & he~vy equipment repai~l and welding . jAil makao & models) Night NO SUNDAY CAUS Jollell.ltlttl Owner/Machenic l ·f·'l7·1 .... TYs, Antennas Satellite Sales . lnstaRation Service Electronic Organs Mobile service 614-843·5248 IIASOHAIU • IIUAilf 8-20-'86 tfn GUN SHOOT RACINE FIRE DEPT. Bashan Building EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. FCKtory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 10-1-«n G&M TV REPAIR 49135 St. If.- 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 "'9·3088 Ius. 949-2606 Home '" Maltes & Models 24 II. SEIYICE J-17·1 mo. pd. AIRLINES NOW HIRING Flight Altondnnl ~ . Tmvut Agnnts. Me· ehanl cs, CuN!nmnr Snrvtr:a Ust mgs Sllltnioll to &SOK Ent ry lavel potitio n• C~tll 905 · 687 6000 b! A-9806 Govern mnnt Jula S15. 040 . $61,230 vr N ow hh •ng Cr~tl 806 -6S7 6000 h i A 980 6 l o1 cummt tndmal lisl P e rl!OII 111 marrl~td cu upl11 l Ot w•lh n!l ttll l llh lisht1tl . •uludJi tl 1ou1ham Olwo compnuy Good so lul 1ncomll pmnnun!, tend lfllllll llfl t o Ooa 146. 8ttmHtn , OH 43107 mflmVIIIII s nlftll MOM AND DAD· lnl u• p ay fur yDur chi ld 's collegll eduoatin n The Armv Nar io nlll Gu1rd Cl'lll provide up to $18 ,000 in education anis!ance. Call 1 800-842-38 19 lo r fruelnfornHI liOn p111Cit81 nr CO iliii Ct your IOCIII Army N111lon n! Owttd recrurtl!l tor an lnterv1ew EXCELLENT WAG ES For •P"'" time auemllly wnrk. ltlAcltnn l c1 , cr111t 1 Othms Into IIW4t 6<11 -0091 . a•r 3667, 7 days 11111n ana g l rl w11nled 10 b&by t il 2 1 month olct mtflnt JKliS ihle J fl vttnlnyl u woek and som11 S III UI !Iav • Cam11 Co nlftO.IRJOII Cntl aftm 6 :00PM , 304·1P5· 136& Need people f or htthl d~Nery , COD nrdnu, n1uu th ou n11atly, have own tlftnsp ort ll lion, know Pt Ptt llr #!a Appl y 111 PINIOn . , 232 Main St. Point Pl oa.ant , W ,,. v •. Housewil11, ur andm othtlr , ttnl o r hiph s tudflllt l ft lltll 4 to 8 hour• income plu1 honu11ns 60 nudnt.l to take orders by phon• '•tt~U adveth1ng prom oti on, dll'f and evening 1hlft• f1V11il 11bltr tiHflQOI · ary . No e~poriunce nftctnary' wlllua in, npply in pnrson II 2 3~ MAin St. Pmnt Pl n11unt . W. Vfl AI/ON , 110 ~ titv i C <'l Chl'lr(Jt . optm territrn i111 . pho nn 304 -176 . 4 bltllutilul sp11y11d tern .. le c at I Fr ee to good h omt~ 2 tom cntl Call 614 ·266 -1318. 1429 15 Froe g11rd nn pint , 16 12 t<an11wt111 St . Poln l Pleatflnl. W \/a 7 Yard Sale Schools Instruction AltiraKl No w Southtrllh"n Bu s lll ftll Cullng n Cell 614-446 4387 · ·Gallipolis -- .. · 28 1at hou •e on Goorges Crftftk Rd .. Oft Bulaville Rd. Acrou St from Good N11w1 Oeptltt Church Mi1c hem1 & creht ·· .. Pom'&rov Middleport · & Vicinity GaJege S11ltt Wtdnttdly tnd lhu•eday . March 26th lnd 20th, 341 Rutltnd St .. Mlddl.,ort, Ohio, Ra in or thine. Car parts. clothing 11nd houuhold ' '""'· 9 J.l.'i REPAIRS Numlmt t"tnrt I I!T14 1 o r ftttl -tim u F111htn n Cotmllfti!H!I tor Otlllfln 'N Way You Cnn ol\rn S12 10 t20 por hour nnd {ltll 45% disc oun t o n clothus 101 the I Mmily . We tuu hiring nmt tnkin11 hooking• Nt1w In thi • HillA Cnll614 448- 2070 8869 Gftrage Sale: Sat . only. Much or 949-2860 4-16· -lfn Togor:u1h o mw1 % yr old 1f1 l11b. & Vicinity PH. 949-2893 or 949·2756 Day or 61 4 · 446 -7948 992·6215 or 992-7314 Ptmeroy, Ohio 4-15 '861c C lerical An f;l li CHIIunt and chnl · lenginu cnrmn 11wnits you with 11 IIIII grOw ln{J C0111f1Any We h&Vtl 11 poslti Orl OJlltn t orn 11 0teon wh o 1s d•pan{!Ahln, r.ommunlc ettlfl woll 11nd hn s yrmilllll o ffi ce shill11 . includ lnff l'r'flill{f nnd math 11p11 liette . E•colllmt working eo nd1 · 1101111 & b1111U!It PIOfl t llmS . Fm Hdditi onnl intormn1ion & consld · nrnu o n con tAct C rod itThrlft ot Amene11 . 614 . 446 - 411 3 E OE A u pn~t s lhl n 131 25; 141 1 21c J&L BLOWN INSULATION $3. 35 pm Ubrnr'l' 446 READ 992-3410 Pomeroy HOURS, Tue. -Wed. -fd. 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday: 1 p.m .-7 p.m. By (hDIKI or Appoinlmtnl · l-3-'86tfc bylaws. on the third Wednesday of April , 19B7. at 3:00 DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALl! ANTIQUES i~ how If mturu st ml. cunta c l thu Dr Smnu11ll Ro U 111tt Memor 1nt 3-4-1 mo . 8· I J lin hut muet be Hirllt{ll Guv1111111Htr1t tObi · Y()III Phone Bills Here •Washers •OishwBsh ors •Ranges •Refrigerator s •Dryers •Freezers e~ tlU•Irtll Gf)', rrHIIJUn!ib lu Send •o sume : B o:o~ T 10 CAl l! ol GallltJOii! O~tily Tubuntt. 825 Th llfl Avu Galllpoli s. OH 4 56 31 Wa Cftny f15h1ng Supplies 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 SALES & SERVICE 36532 BAILEY RD . POMEROY 3-25-i mo. grow old. Sadly mlnt•fby I b8 North l01ond Middleport, Ohio 411 bO Syracwse, Oh. 46779 VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985-4176 or 985-3564 IN lOVING MEMORY Deep in our heart lies a pidure. Mont preciout !hail silver or gold. It's a picture of our dear mother Wt.. mamory will ntvor G11l · Fr~dny Qtld cl10rot IPitfl· tlmft Some typlll iJ. secuttar11~! wnrk . nmwrnmu phnne. runnin ~ orrandt Vorv llohr hou&ework . P.O. Box 261 CUSTOM : 'PLANING ' JOINTING 'MOLDING In Memoriam Of our dear Mother, Gladys Wines, who passed away 3 years ago, March 25, 1984. HUDNALL PLUMBING & HEATING ICUT OUT FOR FUTURE U5£1 Clerk · Treasurer B&B WOODWORKS Revenue .... .... 35,306. 16 Charg. fur SeN.... 71 .91 1 26 2 . Pl ~uun nt 3-20-87 6-17-tl c ~ (614) 446-7519 or (614) 992·6601 of my knowledge . Help Wanted lnur G1ndos Demlnnd Re1orl . worhill ~J c o ndill on& . MtiiW COilllliHlV t~IIIHtlitt . Mnn Hy tl rnerll 1JOS I11011 ~ I!VIIIabltl. S300 &4 50 B1·wuuklv For apllO II\Imom . cn ll 614 -286 -642 1, ~sk for Fr nnkiu 992·6611 Licensed Clinical Audiologist Intergovernmental Mise 11 Middleport, Oh . LISA M. KOCH, M.S. ~ Public Notice .. 28 ,019 .01 Per . Serv ..... ..... 20 ,430 .68 Cont. Serv . .. .... .. .9.425 .22 Supplies and Materials ...... . 19 , 570 .15 Jan . 1 . ....... .1 5.811 .94 VALLEY LUMBER & SUPPLY PARTS and SERVICE -z Gen. Govl .. Jacobsen Computerized Hearing Aid Selection C!l Swim Molds • Interpreting Services TOTAL RECEIPTS .. 136.635.95 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS: DISBURSEMENTS Gon. Govt ...... 2B ,019 01 TOTAL DIS8. .. 54,355 .70 Hom elit_, ::::1:": ... ~- It,.., 614 -742.· Services Weed Enter Also Traumlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992-7121 ~ ~i Call Employm e~ l Briggs·& S1raHon Tecumseh !t:r=t;.•r.:. Property ...... .. 21 ,874 .73 Leisure Time Act ..... 369 .69 Transportation ... 4,092 .27 PAT HILL FORD • No Sunday ~ GOOD BENEFITS, DEMO VEHICLE NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY APPLY IN PERSO~ ' PH. 949·2860 ar 949·2801 ~- .... . SALES PERSON NEEDED • 11 - IIM• . 1> I Cl , _ ,.~ ,. _,.._oOioDo " Free Estimates" framA 3166 Authorized Service & Parts Rt . 124, Pomeroy Ohio Homes Built Wanted to buy. 70 ft . ho~~~~~ trallm 11 - M........ ~ ... ~. Wanted To Buy • 992· 3476 . SMALL ENGINE REPAIR ........... . ... ... ........ .,... ,.,, ··~ .................. ._ . .., New ••-*-...::1'11- ..... 7H- OO.,,_....,,..,,,, .,_ ..... Services .... , .. 66,690.56 Misc ... ................ 3.093. 59 TOT. REC ......... 69 ,784 .25 OPERATING EXPENSES : DISBURSEMENTS · Pars. Serv ........ 20.430.6B Coni. Serv ... ...... 9,425.22 Your Choice S499 each Rebate limit 1 -c-. .. Proprietary Funds Dirt Shovel Rlke blaclewith Mned step. :':':~~·~· Dec. 31 33-Gal. Large Tralh/L,awn lags SPEOAL PRICE :.o 2 In - "-f_,.,.,_ __ · --___ -__ __ . , _,__ u-•·-,._,_.,, ..... ,._ ,_' ....... .....-. ,, _..... Public Notice Hollowbeck Bow Cost after mfr. rebate and b - locl<lng action. IIF325 South ( '<•nt raJ Ohio · Showers like I)' toni ght. with a • low betwrl'n 40 and 4:·,_ Mostly rl9u dy Thu rsda y, wi th a chance of shower s and highs between and 55. The probabli it y uf preelpi · ration is 40 pen·rnt this after· noon , till pNcrnt Jonif(h t and :10 percent Thursda y . Winds will br from tne west at 10 to 20 mph tonight. Ohio Exh·nded Forecast Friday through Sundllf A cha nce· of rain I~l'iday , with fair weather Saturday and Sunday. High~ will range from 45 Jo a5 each day, wllh over nig ht lows In the :JOs ear ly Friday and between 25 and .35 Saturday and Sund ay morninli[~ . R.. onue ....... . 35.306.16 Ctl_. for Serv... 5,220.70 · Fines, licenses. I Pei'mits ..... .... 7,272.00 1 · , Misc .......... ...... .. 9, 112.19 · TOTAL ' RECEIPTS ...... 66 ,851.70 EXPENDITURE DISBURSEMENTS : DISBURSEMENTS Security of Person & Now Thra SaL, Aprll4 -·• ,_,.._,.,..,......... '-V•••• • •""'~ Public Notice Public Notice ' SPECIAL $A99 , .., ,_,...,.,, •-•-•n•• . . .- ... 1)1_ lOG OM MO.. DOY lOGON •u r5ooo IOOOM "'"'~ !00 ... ). Intergovernmental 16 gauge, 3 conductor indoor/outdoor extension cord. Orange vinyl coating lor visibility and safety. 1613 SJTW-A. *53354 Jtr- c - . ~ ~ ~~~:~.r~~~'g:; ooN ,.. ., ·-·--· t - H _ ..... f -LN1 .... , _ ~~-co , W'I ...___.. ··..._-,.. ..,.. ...........·-· _. 441- 0 - · ~Df.WUNI IIOONDAY ~.0./'tl · -~-00• - ~ -·-·--.... __ _ 1. -.-·-.--u ·... -.. :::=:.:..-=.... ·-··-. ... Cltmified pGgf'l cover the followins l~lephon e e~ c hon~e..._ .,... ...,, ~:"cC.:":'Io forces • evacuation ISMfirMe. · 50' Indoor/Outdoor Extension Cord .. • • 111110 ... 00 010110 C.'lool"'o100 o .., ~· RfVENUE RECEIPTS : ' ; RECEIPTS : •. Lecal T8K.. ......... 9,940.65 WE TAKE PRIDE IN THE AND VALUE OF OUR 1 11)(1 ••• lll!ll ' " .. u•GO ..~o~o .........~......... .r. . .. . ,.,_,, .. ,...,,~, ,. , , ..... 01011 OICID 01) 00 UIOO ...................... .................... ........... ... ...... __ .,.... ~ ~~~-·- .............. ._ 11 011 - ........ - ....... .e.,... loO '*''"'"'" ... ....... '"''""" ............... ,.............. . . .. ) 100.'1 )00.01 10.001 10 0.0.'1 '000111H , •-c..... . _ O>IWQIIOI II •.WOIICII ri··WONOI ClOSED SUNDAY · ...·--............... . ... _ Hoes • Rakes • Shovels AATES ,_..DAY thr• fRIDAY I A.M. tv 5 P.M. • I A.M. I.Mril NooN SATURDAY 9 8uy;ng do;!y gold . , ,,.., co;n o, , rings . jew elry. sterling ware. old .._..,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,..;...,....,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,...,.'""' colnt , laro ~ curroncy . Top pri· r Ces. Ed Butkon Barber S h op ; · 2nd. A ve M iddleport. Oh. 6 14- SIDING CO. •Triple Edte Cleaning supplies 8 u sines s se rv •·.ce s' BISSELL ; Cownty , Gov•rnmantal Fund Types lnd~idual ftf•ailly - 1\ ro rnm1o' s dir f'r 1ion :md SpC'cd of 11'(.1\'l'i HW\" bf' rrrati c :.m d yo ur r seapP rOu 1r co uld become biockPd. Torna d op~ I ravel at spcrds ii Shi gh a s 70 mph, and wind-blow n debris mav· approa c h sperds of near :1110 mph In most cases. i1 is bes t to !rave• ~: o u r ear and ta ke covpr ln ~~ sturdv homp or bui ld ing. If a shcltrr is not H\''-l i luble, mo vr as far as possible from your car and liC' fl at in a low spot. iltld covPr ~o ur head, the tornado's drop in atmos phcri c press ure. Reailty - Mosl hom es and ('Omm etieil! buildin gs ha v(' enoug h natural ve ntin g to rcliev·r any rhangr in atmospher ic prrssurr rrsu ltin g from ~l t nrnado . l"h laking the limp tooprn windo"'r ~ . you may f'xpusr .\ ·oursf' lf to added danger lrom fl y ing gla ss . corner. Blaze Ohio wealher .\'OUr' <:ili!OmobiJP . Myth - Window s should b< • oprnrd to rrducr llama gf' from , Myth - The safest pla ce in a :· hom" or bui lding is rhr so uthwest Reality - and drbri s. In addition. you ma y rx posP fh e in sidr o r voUJ' ho mP 10 Wdtrr damt.~gr froni storms th dl arC'ompany t ornt.~dOI 'S . Myth Whrn a tornad o a pproa r h P~. it is b('st 10 !'Ire In •5.4 AMP Motor •24 Ft. Coni Yl. CI NC I NNATI IUPII - Fire Chi ef Norman Wells says <iam ag<' and inju r ies ro old have been much worse in Tuesday's fivealarm apa rtm ent bu ilding fire . F.leven residr' nts suffer ed smok0 inhalation or cx haus1ion and at least fiv f' were hospital izetl. One firefig hter injun'li • ~nrc ' Wells said it appeared the fire b<'gan in a seco nd-flo or apart · men!. moved outside through a window and up a n outside wail. HI' said vr t·y little fit·e moved Into t he in trr ior of the building , b ut smoke and heat fill ed the s tructun'. fordng lh 0e\·;1ruation of more than :m resident s, man y of I hem elderly or handicapped. " It sure co uld have be~n '·' lot worse," Wells sa id . "We got a lot of people ou t quickly and that helped ." Di s trirl One Fire Chief Tom Mason said . "If the fi re had starl cd In !he wee morning hours it's doubtful W<' would ha ve go11e n everyone out al ive." Mason said th r fire. co ntainl'd to one apartm ent . was probably caused by ca reless smoking and started i n a bed . He estimated the damag<' at $7\ (I(KI. Th<' building l'On lain s ]0:, low· lncom<' apar lmPnts and 11 com· mercia! r•stabliishmrnts, said ow nf'l' Winston Folkers. Among the offlrl's is that of the local NAACP c lwptrr. Matti<' Nuby. till. a thi rd-floor res id en t >Jnd pa SI pres id~nt oft he IC'n an t' s associat ion. said at least flvC' small fir•• s have b('en set in lh~ build~1g bv· va ndals a nd a r so nists so far this month . Sht• sa id worrird tenants held a mel' I ing with u l'i l y firefigh!N two week s ago to discu ss fire safrt,·. Paramedic Do na ld Phil· lips sai d then' was a fire drill in thr building last W<'t' k. But M ason sa id only thatthrre haVf' IJI'l'n "s mall fi r es or acrid· e ntal n;lturp" ovPr the years. RPsidrnts said smok<' flllrd the ha ilwa,·s of thr building . ··1 didn ' t sec any thing but smoke," said Sam Collins, fi9, a second -floor resident. "f was go ing to jump. i\ frrrman said wqit and in two seronds they got u ladder. Much more ott hal smok<• a nd I "fOUld lla vr brt·n drad." ba_srmPnt is brst. but iflhos l'<.~rr not a va il ubk . a small w indow !r ss room or closet in thr C'('lll('l" of the home offer s th<' bes t p rote c- t io n. External wall s should b• • av·oided . Most damagf' orrurs on l h<' windward sidr a t iJ strurtur(•. Tornado Safel y Week in Ohio is designed to alert I he public to thf' dangers posed by tor·nador·s. and to educate people in proper sa fety procedor('s. The Naiional Weather SctTice says hi story ind icates mun v tornado deaths result from im proper-action, r ather than a lack of advance warning . So I he Nil'S and the Ohio Di sas ter SPn· i<'r·s Agency has prepared 1he l'ollowing rui<'s to help rd ucal< ' peopi P in the diffcrrnecs bet ween rraJ . ily and myth. Sentinei- Page - 13 The Ohio Many myths associated with storms Experimental pumps keep Ross Countian alive Analysts questioning firm's takeover .t ry AKRON I UPI1 - A record or incomplt-'1£1 !ijkf'OVf't' at · • tempts by assoc ialrs of Cc•o · era! Acqui si tion lnr . · ha s prompted financial anatv·srs to speculate that th e comp<~n)' may not br \\.'hat its namf' 1987 Wednesday, March 25, 1987 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ~ 8 Wanted to Do Rtrhahh1 ol dnr mnn mow lawnt Roas nnr1hlnrAifll CIII!R 14 446· 3658 -------- W•ll C/1 HI !ur ttld e rtv m ycur home [ • & r11ti11hl11 Putt or p M ! ll rti PJ Cll ll 6 14 388 -9822 Car 111 r o, Eldtrrly 111 my nom e. Ruferoncns , J04 fl76 Go od 8832 Will dtJ lllthyll lt lr'l(llll my hnml'l5' dl!yl II Wllttk , big VAf(l Oil lliDhwA y. nut Al l prt)vidf'.ld, r11110 n11W• rlltlt•. referttrt(fll a"allabln aft8f A1u ll 10 Wril11 to Child Cu•. P 0 Bo1 94, Gallipolis F•rry, W \J a 25615. Fma11m l Wanted To Buy Wt pay Clth fOf ltttl mode,! clean u1ed ClrS, Jim Mink Chev.-Oidi Inc. 8111 Gene Johnaon 21 &14 ·448-3172 TOP CASH pt id for '83 model 11nd newer uttd c art . Smith Buicii -Pont iac. 1 91 1 Eatteu'l Ave .. Otlllp o!lt . C11ll 814 · 446- 2282 . Good lila model used sll~ogt chopptr. Two row corn hNCI. Also need good feed wrh1d•r. Both muet be In owery good condition lnd rtttt.H11blt price. Ph. iii14· 49J•2401 or if My 114·483-259&. Business Opportunity ow n f 1 3, 99 on t pritftdellgnor slloflstote , A rttld Own vovr prfc:t1 unbltllevable tor IIVtlily sh on ~rm11ty pri ced hom t18 tO l60, Over 1 &0 brand _250 ttylea. t14 ,BOO to t2t,too mv•nrory, training, flxhn•s . ".,It granll openlng.Cin with O¥tr 1. 000 c:on~blne br•ndl ot tPPtf.. . ICCftlsOry. dii'ICtwoltr· .erablc. ehildrent aho,, C.n OPWI 15 Cll'ft. Mr. Mc:COfnb' t•oort2• -ooto. �Page-14-The Daily Sentinel 21 Business Opportunity Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio LAFF-A-DAY 46 Space for Rent Space for ren t tratler spacat l oculi Rd Rt 1 Pomt Pl easan t 30 4 675 10 76 I NOTICE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lNG CO recommends that you do busmasr; wtth pAnple you lmow and NOT to s end m onav Merchandise through the m&tl unit! you have ln.., est•gated th e o fhm ng Own your own Jean sportswear l adut s n_ppnrel c tuldr e n s mate rnity large ltZet J)Ell tte 51 Household Goods doncewear-aerobt c or acc MSO· nes store Jordache Chtc, l e e Lev •. h:od . G•tano Mens Calvtn SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ohv o St Gallipo li s New & used w ood coal Uo 11 e9 6 pc wood LA sw te 5399, bunk bed s s 199 recliners new & used bedroom SUII OS , Wrtng er WB6herS & shoes Now liv1ngr oom suttos 91 99 S599 lamp! Call 614 446 315 9 Klem Serg to Valent& Evan Pt cone, U1 Cletborne Members Only Ga soline, Healthtex OVflt 1000 other s s 14 BOO t o S26,900 mve ntory tram m g hxtunu grand openmg et c Con o pen 15 days Mr 'ke enan (30 5) 6 78 3639 23 IC Professional Services County App liance Inc Good used apphunces and TV se ts Opnn BAM to 6PM Mnn thr u Sat 614 446 -16 99 627 3rd Ave Gallipoli s OH 3 2S Pnvate mvesttgatmg All type s of lnvesttg attons Stnctlv conh de nttal Ca ll614 247 3281 V1rgtnta s pers onal care home Ha s vacan cy for elderly people 24 hour care 20 year s e~<.pe r1 ence Reasonable rates Call anytime 614 949 3014 Jul1a's Per sonal Care Home has openmg tor elderly pat1ents. 24 hour care, tam1l'l buamess sm ce 1959, 304· 773 5873 "Sorry, but the equitable distribution of wealth is the last thing I want to hear about today." 1------------.,-------------1 32 Mobile Homes Real Estate 1973 Ca stle 14x70 2 beth 2 BR Call 614 446 8002 31 Homes for Sale 3 bdr 2 bath s gas heal, cental au 16x36 1nground pool, eKcel· lent ne1ghbort'tood nt!IH Hob:er m cny schools $61 500 Call 614 446 3961 Must sell newly remodeled 1bdr fl o me noar new sw1mmmu pool Gallipolis Sacrlf1ce pr1c11 6 18 900 Call614 446 2539 What a Barg aln l 2 story house Remodeled totall'l rewlfed , m sulotod brand new hot water heat er 2 or 3 BR 's low he&ung bill s ver'l n1ce lot, gllrage With 2 o utbu\)d1n g s All for onl'l $20 000 Or best oftt1r Ph 614 245 9378 3000 sq It 2 :u ory new house 8 acres. lull basement 3 BR wuh sk'lhght & deck on maater Good well & sepltc Partly f1mshed to live In Call 614 379 2263 Well cared for older home 1n Pomeroy 2 story, Lg rooms 3 BR boaut1ful o ak ktt chen lots of ~t o rage new deck Good ne1gh borhood Rog er & SU!IHt Abbott Call614 ·992 6114 Small c1ty house m qu1et ne1gh tjorhood 3 BR beth ut1hty roo'tn, kttchen with stove WB , t~tepla ce Hardwood floors 1 car garage 114 V10ton Court Call 614 446 4306 or 446 1171 New 3BR house 1 'h bath 2 cer garage 545 ,00000 Ph 614 446 3617 49R 2 hnth!l LR OR ut1l1ty room 2·8K10 storag6 BLDGS Fen ced backyard 10 Gall1pohs $30 000 00 Ph 614 -446 12x60 two bedroom tra1ler on about 1 acre 5 m1laslrom town country 512,000 Call 614· 992 -7020 1972 Kmgwood 12x66 2 bad room mob•le t'lom e w1th central 01r bUilt tn wet bar rafr~gerator , stove, d1nnena. new carpet, 11ttmg on rented lo1 cttn be left or moved Pr~ced $6 000 00 304 7173 6202 1981 Kr10 K 12M60 total alec $6995 00 2 bedroQm, front k1tchnn 1972 vmy112~t70 total eloc 2 br front dmmg room lot of quality here $6995 • 1980 Fa~rm ont 14x60 total electflc S7995 , 2 bedroom, a·c 1n master bedroom front kitchen. eJicellent cond1t1on 1973 Holl'l Park w 7x1 2 rollout 58495 , gas heat, front dmmg room , 1411:70 Holl'l Perk s f10ast Pnce Includes delivery block level on above umts 0 & W Hom es, Pt Pleasant, WV 304 675 4424 1982 Fleetwood 14M70 3 bed rooms , 2 baths, 304 675-3030 and 675 3431 1984 Skyhne mobile home 14K70 total elee1r~c 2M6 eKte nor walls, 2 bedrooms, 1 bath wtth garden tub ft den 304 675 6357 1 2x55 2 $2,400 00 675 6613 bedroom trailer 304 675 -2670 or 86 · Holly Park ' 14M80 3 bedtGomt 2 baths 304 -675 33 Farms for Sale Small 2 BR ho use 5 m1leabelow Galllpoha on At 1 150M100' lot A11 co nditi oned- Carpet $1 000dDwn $213permo Call 614· 256 1216 aft11r 5 Ew.ngton · 60 acres two story house stone fireplace fuel 011 furnace , large barn, gnunary. workshop and other outbu1ld ings Rural water Call 388 8610 for appt Fo1 sale b'l owner 2 uory house 10 Middleport overlookmg park 30 yr guamteed vmyle srdmg, w w carpet, 1 1h b&th umque woodwork 614-992 5126 106 acre term. 8 mtle" out Ttibhle Roed tn Meson County 3 gas wells, well water eiBCHIC and talepflone Call 304 -675· Now l og Home and 1 acres on M1l1:1 Hill Ad Racine 3 bed· room bath, b11sement . garage for ced air wood 11nd COlli tur· naca 90 percent complete Askmg 150.000 Su Yonn1e or Jtm Persmger on Mtle H1ll Ad Aac1na or call 614 -247 4292 Government homes 1U ropa1r) Delinquent erty AepDssnssron s 687 6000 E.t GH current rel)o list from $1 taK prop· Call 805· 9806 for 2 bodmom t'l ouse 10 Chiton Pr1 co teduced from S1 6,000 lo $14 ,000 Ph one 1 304 773 5634 8 room house w•th bath. 3 or 4 bedroom 3 barns 1 new veal bern , rudy tor operatiOn to· bac co allotment. 3 000 lbs thll ye ar Hou'e has new heetmy t ystam new carpet Will sell wtth or wnhout eqUipment 1905 MF vactor With olleqwp rnent Much more $100 000 304 675·6851 4 bedroom total electnc large hvtflg room dm1ng room, k11 chen ce1ltng fans lull !Ire basement uflltargr'Jund sw•m · m1ng pool 1 acre ground Lo cated Grandv1ew He1ght 1 Pnc:ed to sell nud 50 ' s 304 ri ced to sall676 75:-7 anytime For sale or rent 2110 N Ma1n St 304 458· 1875 32 Mobile Homes for Sale N EW AND USED MOBILE HOMES KESSEL ' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST GALLIPOLIS AT 35 PHON E 614 · 446-7274 1966 Skyhnn 47x10 S2400 Call 614 446 -1)390 1972 Ca stle 14K65 wiTh 1982 E-pandn 12•20 Ftreplace ceo 1ral 111r 2 I.Jath a 2 storag e bUI Idm~ s Must sell $13.800 Ph 245 5884 ah er Spm 3999 84 A 12 milfls north of Pomt Pleasant. 8 mtl&s off At 2 Good block barn rurel water, fenced all mlt'lerll nghtl w•thor wtthDuf equ•pmen1 and m ob1le home Wllhe Grtnttead 190 N R1fla Range Ad Bartow, Fla 33830 or call (813) 537 -1262 34 5950 24X 52 doublew1de. New coun tar topl new cnrput ISa wlndGWI Call614· 256-9393 19 69 Monarch 121160 w1th stove & refrigertltor See at Co Rd . 1 mila from Centerville n, 2. yr old completelv turmthed Heat pump , wttthlf & dryer Ph. 6 14·446-8341 1967Banner12•150 M1kegood off•ca trlr or Sunday School anneM for church •4&00 C•ll 614 388 83fi8 1982 Mansion 14x65. 2 large BR . all elec Set up on Beautiful 11verfront lot Rudy to move 1nto with everything you need, 6 14 992·3348 after 5pm or Anytime on weekends Business Buildings Commtfcull buildmgs fot IAate Downtown P1 Pleannt Stores. oHrces A One Real Estate Carol Veaget, Broker Call 304· 675 5106 For lease Retail Store·60 K75 · Plenty of off str11et parkmg large show wmdows 12 ft roll up door· R•ght on Main Drag 701 2nd Ave Galllpol11 $3 00 per aq ft 35 Lots & Acreage 1 '/1 acfe lot w•th new aepttC tank mstnllad 3 1/ J m•les down At 1 Caii6U 446 4761 In Eurek11 excell ent shape 2 Bdr w 1th e"pan do Re sponc1bl e adults only No pets 5226mo Oepo ~nt reqwred Ph 614 2455863 Furmshed 2 bdr , AC beautiful r1vor VIBW m Kanauga HUD ac cept ed Fostm Mob1le Homo Park Call 614 446 1602 House tretl er for rent Re f & Oep req 'e d C t~ll 614 367 2 yr old compl etely furn• shed Heat pump , wesher & dryer Ph 614· 446 8341 3 bedroom tra1ler furntshnd washer and dryer awmn g a1r cond1t1ontn g S210 per month 8100 dapos•t 614 992 7479 2 bedroom trailer , co.upl es 1 smell child l ocust Rd , Rt 1, Pomt Pleasant. 304 675 1076 44 Apartment for Rent Furnished 81 unfurnished apts • S150 00 and up, taforen ces Ph 304 -675 · 7738 or 304 675 5104 A 1 Real Estate Rentals Houses for Rent 16 HPJacobsen lawn tractor 60 In ch mowing deck &3000 Call 614 446 2086 attar 4pm 1 BR ground flc. or apartm ent All utthllet pa1d Near McOG· nalds Call 614 -446 -702 5 f1rewood· 100 per cent hard wood Split. dehverod, stack ed Call614 446 3120 -· New apartmont comp letely turn Rat & Oop 1 or 2 adult s only CAll 614 446 0338 Go od 90 da'l ~ratn fed USDA Inspected quarters and helves S1 25 Cui and wrappad Ph 304 937 2900 Furnished elf• c•ency, pnvat e bath S175 00 Uhhfles pat d 920 4th avo Galhpohs Ph 446 -4416 after 7pm 94,000 EITU Kero $un Heater &75 Green Tappen gas range $ 10 0 An trqu es Cas t ste al dmner bell S100 Washington Scflo ol seats S20 each K1tchen cab1n!:!t &50 , Planter s SC Pea· nut ]111 550 Candl ewick dishes Call 61 4·446·7508 la•ge 2 bedroom apartm ent m M•ddleport. w asher and dr'ler hookup partiDII'I furni shed Pay own utlllues 5185 per month Call fi14 992 2381 dDys or 614 ·992 -2509 evenmgs l11tla Beaver Greenhou se on St fH 32 6 South Back 1n bus1nass beddmg l)lants home grown READY I 59 For Sale or Trade Prom Oren never worn Slle 3·4 Ph 614 .367 0331 Farm Supplies & Livestock CROSS & SONS U S 35 West, Jackson , Oh1o 614·286 6451 Masse'l Fer guson. New Holland, Bu sh Hog Sales & Sorv1ca Over 40 used trac tor• to choose from & complete line of new & used equipment Largest selet t1on 111 S E Ohio JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SA 35 W G&lllpohs Oh •o Cal l 614·446· 9777 , eve 614·446 -3592 Up fr ont trac· tors w1th warranty over 40 used tractors. 1000 to olt Utility Bldg Spl 30' M40 ' x9 16K 8 Ov erhead door Serv1ce Door $6333 Erected . Iron Horse Bldgs 614-.332 9746 . 5 Bottom Semt-mount ed plows 546 0 00 300 gallon tprayer ou1f1t $295 00 6ft pull typa bu sh hog S450 00 8ft rotary padc er $150 00 Ph 614 -286 · 6522 Ohvor 55 Tractor w1th mowing machine 2 row oltvar plsnter & new •dea manure spreader S2 850 00 t~rm Ph 614· 286· 65 22 36 Massey Ferguson Omsal Tract or $2850 New 6tt Grader Blade s 175 New Post Hole D•g gar S276 Ph 614· 286 6 522 5006 I 45 Furnished Rooms For Rent Etfrchmcv sleeping roomt Call304 -773 6&51 Want to buy Ear corn, call 304 676 2146 63 Duroc Boars Bred just like the boars we tested at the Oh10 TestatiOn that gatned over 2 6 lbs per dev Roger Bentley, Sabma. OH 61 3· 584 2398 Hay & Grain large round balet of hey S1 0 00 each Will dehver Call614· 4461052 1fter 5pm, Call 614 949- Oned shelled corn S4 60 per cwt Ground S5 00 per cwt Ground with molasses $6 75 per cwt 304 468 1031 400 to 600 bales ha'l . $1 25 per bale, 304 896 -3454 or 896· 3966 65 Seed & Fertilizer OeKalb II Kenworthy Saed Corn. W L 312 alfalfa Phone 304 676 1506 after 7 p m TransportatiOn 71 Autos for Sale 73 Vans & 4 W.O. 1983 N11san 4•4 E11cellent condtt1on. 5 speed loaded, w1th topper S!i200 614 986 3833. 1984 ChtNV Conversion V1n. 16.400 milea, heavy dut'/ sus· pension black. 2 tone •liver· gray Power wmdow, power door lock , tilt and cruise flex 11eel seau grey Interior, h1gh nse rool, •uto , With 305 engine over dnve. burglar al.,m, builtin radar detector. C8 Bote radiO syttam Wtth equahlar, AM· FM Cusene. eolor TV and VCR front and rear heater and AC , l•ghted running boards Call 614-742-2211 before 600 or 614-992-'&784 after 6.00 1979 Jeep CJ7 6 cvl , 41 , 000 ongmsf mttH Great conditiOn new t1rn. 82000 C1ll 614 ·992 · 1984 Dodge 0 60 4•4 20,000 actual mile• 54995 614 742 3166. 1983 Pontile Grand Prr• PS . PB . alf, new tires S4,B60 .00 1981 Camero· Raltywheals PS PB , $2 ,960 00 firm Ph 614· 2e6·6522 1980 Plymouth Champ Auto $399 John's Auto Sales, Bule ville Rd • Galhpolls, OH 1983 Plymouth Reliant Auto, au cru11e, f'2399 . John's Auto Sales, Bulaville Rd , Gallipolis. '73 Chwy Blarer. 327 auto· mauc, rally wheels. 81 ,200 00. phone 304· 460· 1806 1986 Bronco II. Eddlt Bauer Edition loaded. low m•leage, garage kept Excellent condt· •ion. 812,000 304 -676-5479. For sale or trade l)ickup of &caual value 19761nttrnahonal Scout 4.l4, $800 00 304 882· 3237 after 5 00 PM OH 1975 Chevy w indow 111n AC, PS / PB . AM / FM / Call .. CB ra· d1o, good cond Askmg •noo. Call 614-446-4626 1980 VW Duher 4 dr .. 4 cvl. d1eael 15· speed manuel trant· miss1on Appro• 45 60 Mpg $1600 00 Call Harold George 614·446-63468 30tc.6 00pm 1972 Ouster 6cyl. •uto. 1974 Dodge Cornet V 8 . auto &276 00 each Cell 614-388 9669 Ftat X 19. needs tome eng me repau HOO. Ph. 614 446 74 Motorcycles 1981 Honda Sdverwing Inter· state Good eond 81200 Call ~ 1984 Honda Sh•dow motor cycle VT 700 Large cebm tent Ktwuakl LTD·750 Otfvethaft 01250. Clll614· 992· 7266 1974 Volktwegen Bug Good cond . Call 614-446· 4171 ' 83 Honda )(R 600 Pro Unk, exc cond, 304-675-3270 a her & 00 1988 Honda CRX S1 Blk , factory alloys ele AF, low prof tires, 11.000 m1 '8000 firm 614-992· 3264 after 6 00 p m, 1979 Su:rukl GS 750, mce road bike. 304-676-.3000. 1985 VW Golf 6 speed. AC , 4 door, AM -FM 1tereo Under warrlnty $6290 814·742· 3080 Mercury Capri Hatchback 4 speed, ucalhtnl cond1tion Ask· lnQ UOOO Phone 614-992· 6663 1973 Chrysler New Yorker. 440 engine, 4 barrel! Alms good 8350 304 773 5873 or &14· 742-2491 1985 Plymouth Tuntmo 6 apeed. 19,000 m1ln , many e.11tr111 13600 C.ll 614·9926837 eher 4:00 1981 Chavettt. auto •lr brand new tad lel tires. nice clean mt•rior, I!IJIC runnlng ·cond, 304- 75 1604 1979 C1dltl1c EIOarldO tharp car. low mileage, l~;~tded with 8.11ttas. csn be settn K II K Mobile Home sales, 304·1175· 3000 1978 Ford Fiesta A-1 mechanically, body needs wortt, 304· 175-7442 oflor 6:00AM '78 Chtr~~atte noo.oo 304· '81 Ford Etcort 11,800 00. 1981 Old• Cutlau t800.00. 304- 875-5297 3852 '73 ChiYV Impala, rough but runt good. *360 00, 304·076· 1366 PM f500 DO 304-895· 3336 All types carpenter & concrete work Interior, uterlor, remo · deling painting roofmg, free estimates Call614·446·6174 Boats and Motors for Sale RiChllne81s18oat 35Johnson out board, 665 Mincota troll1ng motor hve well, trallor 81400 ~~ GOI'NG NOWH~/<'1? ~ ~~ ~--"F'iTi"i'i'~~ Stereo) @ Bring 'Em Back Alive @ Thoroughbred Racing: Mu1uoi Savings Lifo Spring Chemplono~lp From New Orleans. LA (Liva} (]) llJ CID Perfect Strang era (CCJ Balko and Larry d1sa· ALLEY OOP 'IOU REALLY WANT TO ACTIVATE THE PROGRAM?? gree over whether or not to 1est1fy agamst a numbers racket boss (RJ fj) aJ MOVIE: 'Giant' Part 2 of 2 our @ Ci) iD Now Mike Hemmer A hom1c1dal women hater threatens the host of a RlNGlES'S SERVICE expe· rienced carpenter, electnctan. muon, ptmter, roofmg hnclud mg hot tar apphcalton) 304 676-2088 or 675-7147 EEK & MEEK Hart (60 mm.) 8:05 (]) MOVIE: 'Standing Toll' 8:30 (!J NCAA F1im (])Ill (f) Harry I CCI Harry sets up rat races to rarse money to buy a v1deo game 9:00 614-986 -4464 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Uud • Rabullt Tunsmls11ona All mterna!lv msptcttd 6 gua· rsnteed Installation aqd pick· up av•il11ble Ph. 614· 448· 0988 BUDGETTransml11ions Used& Rebuilt All t'(pet torque eonver· tera • trenaftt Clttl Engine overh•ul kits. All11on Transmit· sian Partt & CVC Joints. Gua· t~nteed , will dell'oler, cath & carry or 11'11111 Call 614 -379· 2220 or 256-6677 Auto parts for ule. Radio. A C .. gla11, 1nd other Jllrls tor 1977 Cordob1 304· 68& 1 n3- 78 Camping Equipment 1976 Motor Home, Fofd c:hu· sis, low mil•. roof air, 2 3 h .. •1.000. C•ll 304-881-3138 1fltr I p."' mtn) (lwej (]) II THE TROPICA.L M~OPHELES FL-Y I..AY.S 'T11REE M ll..l.-1 ON E?a65 EVERY SEVEN DAYS. 6HE' MUST60 ®il.Y WHEN TI-H:Y ALL-COME HO\AE R::JR THANKSGIVING. Plumbing CARTER' S PLUMBING AND HEATING thia Farrell go awrv when he gets embroiled in a rna· BARNEY WH FIT'S FILL THAI DADBURN RACKET? -·SO HE WOULDN'T BEFIT LIP ON MY f'OTS FIN' PFIN5 cabre cue. (80 min.} [j) Hol\ywoocl'a Favorite H1avv: Buaineumen on Prime limo TV A look 11 how televl110n por1rays businessmen Host Elt Wallach (60 min.} 9:30 8 CIJ IDJ Tortelllo (In Stereo) @ H<>iln'IHirOOI tO:OO 8 CIJ 1111 Bron• Zoo Harry reluctantly agrees to become the new dean of boys and Sara convmces Danz ig to allow tttn ·age mothers to bring their infants to clan. (60 min.} (In Stereo) 00 8 (IJ Colbyo ICC} J ooon and Ph illip h&Ye a f istfight Francese& dii&P· pears. (60 min.} ([) Ho\iywoocl'o Favorite I I I In! I I I YESTERDAY'S SCRAM·LETS ANSWERS Enamel - Sl/lf - Naive - Admire - FEMALE After laking numerous messages lor our popular son my husband greeled him by saying, "Please call the ent1r0 FEMALE population of your schOOl " BRIDGE ll~ H7 NOilTII • KJ 4 'f 7 4 'I tA(/ 10 '1 James Jacoby • K .I 8 Play-directing double WEST EAST • B3 2 'K J 6 2 By James Jacoby • Q9 7 I • !J ~I • flfl ~I t K .r 11 ~ .1 z • 10 ;, t B6 SOlJTII .,Q Today's meandcrmg slam auction features a b1d you may not have ~c cn 10 7 6 ., • A Q 10 cept to help the opponents When East doubled f1ve diamonds, South wa s unsure about slam He decided Lo put Vuln erabl e partner mto the dec1s10n-makmg pro- Dc.ll!· r So uth cess Hence the five-heart bid Wh en West's double wa s passed around to Sout~ . the redoubl e guaranLeed the heart ace and asked North for additional help m dec1dmg whelhcr to bid slam . Because North liked hiS black kings, he bid six spades What a lousy contract espec1ally when the b"ld10 g announced that both red kmgs were well-placed for the defend ers' But watch how West 's no·purpose double led declarer to the wmmng pla y • A 6 42 West Nurth Pass :! • 'l No rlh Sr•u l h + ,. l~11st South 1•.,.... .1 + P :tss 4 N1 Pa ss Pass Db I 5I Dbl 1':1ss I 'a!->s 5' P .1 SS n• l' a s~ p,,ss ltttH1 I 1\ tss O pcnm~ lc.ul t 8 Declarer won dummy's diam ond ace. playe<l a spade back to his 10 <~nd then l club to dummy's Jack He cashed a second spade m dummy. and then played kmg or clubs and a club back to hiS ace Ea st could not ruff. and declarer ruffed hiS remaining small club 1n dummy Because of Wesl's double, declarer kn ew that West had the heart kmg and suspeclcd he also had the Jack So he ruffed a diamond with his spade queen and cashed ltll' spado ac e. pr c ktn ~ up I JH' l as t trump from Wes t A t th1s pnm 1 W est had nothm g left hut lw.u ls mlus twnd D eclarer plilt'Cd the heart qut•('n cnt Uw Lable West had to lake· the k111g :Jnli lead back mto dcd arcr 's A-10 .1 nd Uw contract was mad e Now I .r sk you would 11 ev er how e happ4mecl w 1tho ut Wes t doublmg ft vl:! hc.t r ls'' 415 Israeli ACROSS port I Irritate 6 "Murder, DOWN -Wrote" I Box 9 Poe bird 2 Uta 10 Aftennost or Walter 12 Emissary 3 Forestall 4 Marsh 131sland 5 Beseech passage 6 - of 111 Thrice state (Lat.) 7 Hebrew 20 Wrest from 32 Turkish 16 Dem.'s opponent measure 23 Pub city 18- had It! 8 Quicken measure 33 Wish for 19 Dinner 11 Concoct 24 Bellow 34 Canines, course 14 Gigll 25 Darnay's for exampl e 21- rose or Merli savior 36 Doubled 22 Attention 17 Poe26 Start over 23 Mexican taster's 27 Ancestors 39 - the mark monetary adverb 29 Dead heat 41 Thicken unit r."'"'T.:"'"ft"-r.24 Perfume 27 Ship 28 Worker 29- foil 30 Table scrap 31 Complete 35 Shoshone h-+-+- tribe 36 Drone 37Unknown Jane 38 Rich cake 40 Century, plant 42Cooper's "High - " 43 French playwright 44 Clear after costs DAJLYCRYFI'OQUOI'ES- Here'a how to worll II: HNvy: 8u1lneasmtn on Prime Timo TV A look at how televta,on portrays Wsttarson 't Water Hauling, reasonable rates, Immediate 2.000 gallon deh\lery citterns. poott, well etc call 304 -576· busineumen. 2919 Mott: 675-7397 Formerly Ken Whaatons Now John ' s Weier Serv1ce Sema PriCes 1,000 or 2,000 gal service 304 676-2248 @Newo 'PEANUTS Upholstery .Q'I.A'{, HERE WE 60 .. THE FIR5T PITCH OF THE SEASON ... 10:06 ([) MOVIE: 'The Soo Hewk' FORME , T~I5JSTI-IE MOST E)(CITIN6 MOMENT OF THE 'f'EAR ... (COiori1ad V•r110n) ~/25 AXYDLBAAXR IJLONGFELLOW Eh Wolloeh . (60 mon I fflellll Houaton Knigh .. La Flammo io okapticol whtn a veteran officer gaino clty·wide tome lor rescuing 1 butinenman's kldn1Pi11d d'ughter. (60 min.} (j]) New•wotch Houae coal . limestone and gravel Dehvered 1 ton and up J1m Lanier, 304-676-12t? or Mowrey 1 Upholattring Jar\llng ni county arte 22 v••ra The best 1n furniture upholstering Call 304 · 676 · 4164 tor free est imates 1lll Magnum, P.l . Magnum's plans for a ro mantiC weekend wtth Cyn- General Hauling R & M Custom Coucfles and Reupholsterv. St Rt 7, Crown City. Oh 614 -258 -1470, Eve 814· 446· 3438 Open daily 9 to 4 30. Sat 9 30 to 1·30 Old 6 new Uphostered Clay; Dominique no1icea that Oex is anrocted to Sarah. (60 min I Cil In Ptrlormenco at t~e White Houu Marvtn Ham · Iosch, VIC Damone. Liza Mtnnell1 and Bobby Short ® 81 R & R Water Serv1ca Home ctstern s walls, pools f1lled Formerly James Boya Water Same rates Cell 304· 676 · 87 (IJ Dyneoty iCC) Buck Fallmont ins 1sts that Ben keep Lealie away from present a concert featuring the mustc of Rodger• and Hart. (60 mon.l Cor Fourth and Pme Gelllpolls. Ohio Phone 614-446-3888 or 614 446 -4477 6370 Auto Parts & Accessories @ Top Rank Boxing from Atlantic City, NJ (2 hro . 30 & Heating 85 for the hoophal (}) IDl Night Court While Harry anempto 10 0 administer the oath of c itl · zenship 10 Ouon Le, she goes anto labor and must be rushed to the hospital. @ 700 Club Concrete f1m1h, parking lots. betemlf'lts • any stze JOb Sen1or Ctttren DIScount Rick G1rfieid Re11denti" or commetc••l Wit· mg New servtce or rep11rs. Ucensed electncian. Estimate fren Ridancur Electrical, 304 I UNSCRAMBLE LETTER S FOR ANSWER I' I present a concert featunng the mus1c' of Rodgers and Gal'olam:red corrugated culvert, $2 36 ft , up All t1Z8S Fittn'tgt flbriCition Day & mghtdalivary w1th1n 1 50 miles Wtll not be undersold 304· 92 5· 5211 Electrical Refrigeration 8 l While Hou11 Marvin Ham· l"ch. Vic Damone. Liza Mlnnel\o and Bobby Short 895 3802 84 psychology [)) In Performence at the Rotary or cable tool~ dnllmg Most wells completed same day Pump tales and service 304- Starkl Tree and Lawn Serv1ce Greener lawna that ts Wead and Pest Free, hquid or granduiar appl1catiOn· tree and shrub too Stump removal anywhlft without lawn damage For complete tree and lawn care catl304· 676 2842 or 678-2903 televtston show (60 mon.} Fetty Tree Trimming, stump ramoval. Call304 -675-1331 J & J Water Sar'oiiCe Ststerns.• walls, swimming poola Ph 614 ·246 -9285 78 Duck threa1ens to leave her boyfnend Donald unless he can curb hts volat1le te mper (60 mm J (In fAST: • PR INT NUMB ERED LETT ERS IN THESE SQUARES before - a double With no purpose ex- 7:35 (l) Honeymooners 8:00 1J CIJ [l) Down ond Out w1th Donald Duck Da1sy 2454 10ft flat bottom Alan Boat with oart Good condition J•mmy King Rt. 1 Long Bottom. 614· 2833. THAi WA5 A CINCH F~ ME= .. _ .:t 'M U5~l> TO Iii CID Judge ® Wheel ol Fortune lllll2l1Dl Jeopardy IHl Movie (]) MacNeil-Lehrer Newsh· 814-992-1160 ' 8101 ttliler, boat & mlni -ICohllS troll motor tor U60 304 -676 · fort RON ' S Telev1110n Sarv1ce House calls on RCA , Qua:rar, GE Special•ng in Zenuh Call 304· 676·2398 or 614· 446 · D1llerd Water Servlc& Pools. Cisterns. Wallt Oaltvary Anv· t•me Call 614-446 -7404 No Sunday c alli 643·5274 @To Be Announced. 6785 82 (60 Iii aJ Too Close lor Com - Painter lntenor / Extenor 25 ya era a.11perienca Free eat1matet· Reasonable rates Cell614·256· 675 1766 75 FRANK AND ERNEST· 8@G SWEEPER and sewmg machme repair, partt. and supphes Ptck up •nd dehvery, Davis Vacuum Cleaner , one hall m1le up Georges Creek Ad Call 614· s killer @News [j) MacNeii-Lohrar Newshour Ill W@ Wheel of Fortune !HI Bernay Miller (]) Sanford and Son 1J CIJ CID Newlywed Go me Home Improvements & 1972 Honde 450 exc cond, hos nephew ' Min.) 1976 Starcraft fold · down camper, sleeps B. awnmg , porta· poll 304 773-6079 eftar 6 pm 014-742 -2586 Harley Oavidaon motorcycle• 1979 W1de Glide. S3000 OBO 1972 Sporflter, stock. UOOO flrm C•ll 814 698-7058 Aevoluttonary War leader 304·882· 2268 WATERPROOFING 8 (I) Wonderful World of Disney: The Swamp Fox Gen Franc1s Marton (the Swamp Fo)l) searches for I' ' ' ' Iii aJ M'A'S'H Iii CID People's Court Apecfla pop -up camper, sleeps 8, gas nove 1ca box, porta pole, awning, water hookup S700 Uncondit•onal lifet1me guarantee local refetencea furntshad Free est•m•tes Call collect 1·614· 237 -04B8 day or mght Rogers Basement Waterproofing Co mp lc 1e t htl d\Lick Io q uo1ed . . . . . by hll mg m th e m1ssmg word~ L.....J'-----'---L--'-----'--' you deve lop It om 5lep No 3 bnlow Tno 1280 BASEMENT YE ~ ·-II·-?" 1--rl:,;&M. .:.A,;-:;_R_y.0l:_;,.,,=-,.--1 O Hams and Lmda Ronstadt talk about the1r recent col· laboratton on the1r album , 1979 "Nomad" bunkhouse tra1ier 2&· sleaps 9, awning ac, roll down stabili:rflr jacks, full Rease hitch 1ncluded 304-675· 614-446 ·9369 8a59 614-446-3644 7479 675 1247 7016 1978 Pontiac Trant Am, f•lr cond. •900 00 Ctll 3~- 875- 304-875-3100 '65 GMC 2ton, 6cyl, 6- 2. runs good, S500 00 '49 Chev ptck· LIP S160 00. 304·876-7397 or @ SportsCenter (]) Entertainment Tonight Dolly Parton, Emmylou 0600 304-882-2687 446-0294 Hav for sele 2670 Olflca Space for Rent E"cell ent lot Attorney• . Accountant, etc . Close to Court House Call W11em•n Real Ettlle Agency Cottage t55 wk Ut1htie1 paid mick 10V1 ft camptf truck shde-m camper all self contamed, com· mode & shower Good cond 81 I I' I' I I My neighbor had spenl days getting ready lo lake a trip with her family . While giving her some help she sighed, "Why does it r----:-:~-:---:--, take so much luggage to get away [j) Newton's Apple (CCJ !HI WKRP In Cincinnati 6:36 (])Andy Griffith 7:00 IJ CIJ PM Magazono @ Hardcastle and McCor- travel trailer , Serv1ces N0 0 C L Y F UQAF W aJ H<>ian'o Horooa Cil Doctor Who ® 81 (H) CBS News Motor Home 1979 Dodge Hoh· · day Rambler 36 ,869 mile~. Goodcondtt•on 26ft 304-875· ~ 2316 1971 tnternet1onal 1600 Dump Truck w•th tr1·axte equtpment, trailer 84996 Call 614 992 73&4 even1ngs 3938 304-675-2170 or 175· 1113 COUNTA"' MOBILE Home Perk. Route 3 3, North of Pomeroy Rental 1rallen Call 614·992· 1976 GMC 2 ton septic tank pumpmg truck Johns Auto Sales. Bulav•lle Ad G11lipoJ1s 1976 GMC Starra Grande 16, 75,000 mllet, topper. very mce. IOhd, 304 · 676 5829 Of 676 - 682-2918 48 Space for Rent Trucks for Sale 1981 Ford Vt ton short bed. V 8. PS 56.000 m1les. standard, good cond•tton Ph 614· 246· 6077 Livestock , I 72 1975 Datsun 620 pick-up In good runn1ng cond1t1on, fa1r body conditiOn Call 614-3670583 after 6pm . 1971 Ford Torino, 4 dr •475 ; 1972 Chevy Camet'o •975 .. 1976 Fiat 1100 Convertible •1160.. 1979 Trans Am U:950 Ph 304 875-4819 ~'f£'i) S,7,5b 304-882 3145 2985 a ~\\e~ \~ ~kre WN'f.et> ... '71 Lincoln Mark Ill good aond, 1906 Ford Ranger V-6 S9200 Call614-446· 1420 SNAFU'M by Bruce Beattie ~ fl- \/>.'< 1 ()ll 6.~1 Tl~• ~ Autos for Sale Now buy1ng shell corn or ear corn Call for latest quotes R1ver C1tv Farm Supply, 614 -446 · 61 Farm Equipment 20 10 Jo hn Deere d•Meltractor plows d1sc $3950 New Idea Dyn e Bounce mower &495 Late model 224T John De ere baler $1295 Hay wagon S300 Call 614·286·6522 71 1985 Ford F-260 4x4 V· 8 PS. PB , AM FM cassette Low mi· leaga excellent conditiOn Ph 614-379 244, aher 5pm Wanted to Buy 64 TwobedroomfurniShedaptNow ~==:::::::::.t==========~ Hav en, 304 -88 2·3267 or 304· ~ 5024 675 7421 6 wk old p1gs Call 614· 256· 9351, Gas furna ce. 4 years o ld 100 000 BTU's, witfl 80,000 InternatiOna l 444 40 H P 245 output 5450 Call 614 99 2· Ma ss-e y Ferguson Call 614· 2517 742 29 72 afler 8 .00 pm. APARTMENTS, mobile homes houses Pt Pleasant and Galhpo lit 614 446 82 21 Wh1te 16 hp $4, 960 00 MARCM ONLV S1den Equ•p· ment. Henderson, W Va 304· AKC rag1ttered Cocker Spamel pupp1 e1. buff color shot s and wormed S150 Call 614-3889756 F1 eld reedy uted farm machtn· M111od hardwood slabs $1 2 per ary PTOmanurespreader, 2row bundle Con tam ing apl)rox 1 V1 corn picker, wheat dnll on tons FOB Oh1 0 Pellet Co ru bber, Ford disk. wheal d11k1, Pomeroy , Oh10 Call 614 · 992 · other equ1pmen1 Ralph HGWe 6461 App alachian Highway & May flew Rd Jackson. OH Call Sta ck 3 HG Beams 44 rotar 614 286·6944 CDE O~r ec t io n BON rotar wne C0·8Ktl, AF tett er, OICIII ator, For sale Gra11ely Attachments other m1sc Batt ott er. IBM T1ller rotary plow and aeulkay elect tt c ty pa wr~ter needs smnll Ph 6143670149 repatr $2 26 080 M ount Ra d10 Clock, bett otfer See at 30 5 Uu d R6 6 D•l ch W•tch Trencher N ThH d St (gr ay apt I and used 350Jonh De ere Dozer M•ddteport 614 694 7842 or 614· 694 Grac 1ous hvtng 1 and 2 bad r oom Apartm ents at V1llag e Manor and R1verstdA Apart · ments tn Mid dleport From t215 in cluding utiht1es Call 614 -992 7787 EOH 8 room ht on 50 acres at Eureka $260 1 month 6 room ht 75 acre farm -Muon County Call 304·676· 5104 014· 440· 2U3 0946 740 2nd Av e 1 BR $1 0 5, Deposrt req u1red Call614 44 6· 4222 between 9&5 Roomt for rent day wnek month Glllha Hote l Ca ll 614· 446· 9715 RentulowasS120 month 1 BA house in Gallipolis Clean, storage buildmg WD hookup, t140 month plut deposit Call New lefto ver 1986 mod el pools 1-1 uga , 6x 24 foot sw1m area, 4 teat deep In clu des deck fence f11ter & waHanty Fmon c 1ng !ntanged InstAllatiO n ava1la bl e Call 24 hours 1 800· 346 Furnrshed Efttc1en cy $150 Ut1l1t•es pd S1ngle Share ba th 607 2nd Galhpohs Call 446 4416 ah er 7pm For u nt Slaeptng Aoom1 and light houae keeping room s Park Cent1 el Hot el Call 614 ·446 0756 3 BR In cltv. AC 1260 par month Deposit required Cell 614 ·446 · 1134 Swrmmmg Pools $99 9 New leftover 1986 mod el poolt Huge 15x24 foot sw1m area 4 feet deep Includes doch, fence , l1lter and warra n1y Fm ancmg arrang ed mstall at•on available Call 24 flours 1 800 345-0946 6 Court Street large 3 BR 1 o;, bath complete k1lcflen gas heat . park 1n rear overlook city park & nver S250 /, mo plus ut1h11ea depo:!n t. refer ences re· qwred No pet s Great tot 2 13 sm glos Call614 446 4926 3 bdr ranch RCidney VIllage II , S286 mo plu a depoSit Refer en cat required Call Blackburn Realty 614 446 0008 N1ce 2 BR houH 1n Middleport Full baaernent , AC dithWisher glfbagt dtspoul , large yard, Excellent locat•on. S250 month Call814-446 ·9206 after 6 30 PlastiC CIStern st ate approved. plastiC septiC tank s plost1 c culvert s. metal culvert s RON EVANS ENTERPRISES Jack son , Oh 614· 286· 593 0 4926 773 41 Misc . Merchandise Callahan 5 Used T1r e Shop Ovar 1 OOOtnes mes 12 13 14. 15. 16. 16 6 8 m1los ou t Rt 218 Call 614 256 ·6251 15 Court Street 2 BR , 1 'h baths, w / w carpet complete modern kitchen gas heat well 1nsulated, w~red for phone & cable tv spa cmus, parkmg m rear, pHilO $375 / mo plus uulittes Oepos1t Ref erenc es reqUired No pets Call614 446 N1ce on e bedroom garage apt Central a11, large room t mea locatiOn DepoSit & reference requued Call 614 446 4159 20 acret 1 16 m1le off At 62 South, Ambrosia 5 acres maB dow balance woodland. 304 675 6699 after 6 00 PM 54 Farm Equipment 2 3 year old, this JuRe 1 987, Reg•stered Appaloos• pon•nfor sale $600 for both Mutt take both Call 614·256·65015 after 6pm Norwalk couch & mmch1ng cflan Early Amerr co n des1gn, bmg o With fl oral P<ntern also matct11n 9 green swt ve l rock et $75 00 Ph 614 ·446·19 54 1 Bedroom basiC rent S176 00 plus el ectri c Also required a 1200 OOsecuntydapostt CON TACT Jackson Estate! Dept Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Houstng Opportuntty Asht on building lots mob1l e homea permtned Clyde Bowen Jr 304· 676 · 2336 LOT - 2 acre drtlled well l etart CBII 304·896 3!)64 after 4pm Parton s Furmture Out let 141 5 Eu tern Ave Grand open mg sal e Under new manog o m ent l 1v 1n g r.o om sult a $179 95 & up Chest drawers S59 95 & up N1ght stand s· S49 95 Matlrense1· e,99 95 & up Bedroom su1 ta· $450 00 & up Rechners $119 95 & up 3 PI8Ce ta ble Sfl ts 579 95 & up Dmnelte tet· 599 95 & liP Starts March 2 3 Mob1le hornet for rent ttartmg $175 00 and up 614 446 0508 Spacious 2bdr ap1 , C A , wale• pa•d Near P1u~ Hut , GalhpOiii Ph 614 -446 7026 Retirement forces sale of 20 acros 81 Tuppers Plam fronting Rt 1 & Hickory Lake Rc.ad Pr1me tor development or home s•t e Roya1t1e1 from produc.ng o1l gas well and free gu. 304· 925 86&0 ehar 6 p m Anyt1me weekends Berkhne w all-a way recl1n er wl1h el acttt c autom ehc m<1 t10n Almost new 5 months old S350 Call 614 446 -9780 Mobile homa fm rent nanr Cheshire Cell614 367 7148 COMEDieNNE. 03 DOO 304-696-3038 Rog1sterd famalaC ocker Span1al Jmo old Hu had shots and been wormed Buff collar and very pleasant Ph 614-446· 1 120 after 7pm Fruit & Vegetables WANTED TO 8E A STAND- UP Nomad Camper. 23 It . sleeps S, self-contained, hke new Phone 614-742 2770 Q,231 58 -~HE 1972 Travel Trader 21 ft sleei)S 6, excellent condit1on Call 614· 742- 2331 Pets for Sale AKC Reg•stet ed M i n~tture Oob· erman Had shots, wormed. ears cropped Excellent bloodhne proud, VIQOt<IUS & playful Call 614· 42.3-8071 I SHOULD HAVE REALIZED 1'/HE~ I MARRifP MARLA- WOlD Rearronge let ters of l~e sc ra mbled wordt be· low to form fo ur Simp le words wm Camper and lot, Racoon Creek 1976 GMC lA ton truck 454 engine Sea by appointment only 614· 742· 2677 81 0 four 6:oo 11 ru oo mro ®Ill w IDl News @Big Valloy @ Mazda SportiLook Jolforaona (I) Square Ono TV (CCI IIll Secro1 City !HI Facta of Life 6:05 (])Beverly Hlllbilllaa 6:30 IJ CIJ IDl NBC News @ lnoide lho PGA Tour (])Ill 00 ABC News GAM I S©\\~lA-<2£tfS® by CLAY I, POLL~AN~:::::::::::::::::,:- TMAT DAILY PUULII _ _ _ __:.__ fdlrtd EVENING CAPTAIN EASY 62 Groom & Supply shop Pet groom1ng, all styles, all breeds Julie Webb Call 614 448· 3/26/87 Motors Homes & Campers 1972 Terry 23 1 he Daily Sentinei- Page- 1 S. Television Viewing 1986 Palemino tull size Pop-Up Truck Camper Ph 614 441!1 8648 after 7 OOpm 55 Building Supplies Dragonwynd Catter'l Kennel CFA Hunalavan , Pers1an and S1amese kittens AKC Chow puppies New Chow pupp1es Call 614 446 3844 after 7PM BORN LOSER 6038 Portabl e 40' K48 ' hghted chan geable letter Slgn- $299 Free delwery h ee letters AAA Signs. 304 526 -4934 56 Pomeroy-Middleport, Oh~ 1978 mm1 motor home Dodge Chat11, low mileage 318 eng Good condtt1on Call 614 -266 14 Carat Gold Womans three quarter carat d•amond cluuer nng $800 00 304 -882-2549 B1g 2 BR Rustm home bUilt on your lot $11 995 & up Call 1 614 886 ·7311 STOP-LOOK SAVE Mollohan Furn1tur e & Apph an ces, Rt 7 North Gall1pohs. Ofl 1o Ph 614· 446 7444 6p c Wo od l1vmg Room Sutto $.399 00 79 Hosp•tal bed complete like new wheel chatr 304 ·082 28,4 LAYNE S FURNITU RE Wednesday. March 25, 1987 Cemper tor sale Terry '78 model 26' fully equipp&d with •-c Cle1n 304-882·2291 8K16 flat bed dual axle tra1ler $800 00 304 882 3237 after 5 00 PM Con crete blocks all s•zes yard or delivery Mason sand Gallipolis 123'h: Pme St, Block Co Gall•polts Oh1o Call 614·446 2783 Camping Equipment 78 Tony's Gun Repairt tlot reblue · mg Open 9 00 AM to 1 00 PM Cali 304 ·675· 4631 GOOD US ED APPLIANC ES Wa shers drye1 s retnger ator s range s Skag g s Apphan ces Upper R1ver Rd ba!Hde Sto ne Cres t Motel 614 446 7398 Used Furn•t ure wood ta ble & 2 benches beds, & dresser 3 mtles out Butav1lle Rd Open 9AM to 5PM Mon thru Sat 614 446 0 322 7220 S•Ktean acres •n Rutland Ga s w ell vefy secluded S11 200 Call614 992· 3901 1976 Ktrkwootl 14K70 racondl · tton throughout gat hu t 3 bdr, 2 baths, sea t o IIPIHfCIIte s8950 Call 614 446 01715 19 84 Shultl 14x65. 2 BR 11fJ bat hs hke new Underpinning & dtJch A•luno t14 600 C•ll 304 676·66!51 (IVel 304 675· 2 bdr fullyllun u;hedadultsonly . ut1l pfltd Call 614 446 4110 KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Larry Wrighl 3 year old 10ft sta•nleu tteel satellite d1sh with tracker II, Drake rece1ver and remote con trol Pa•d new 83100 asking S900 614 -992 · 2881 Vall ey Furntture, new & used l arge sect1on of quahtv furm tu rc 12 16 Enster ~ vc Gall1pohs Sofas and chmrs pr~cod from $395 to $995 T t~b l es $50 and up to S125 H1da·a·bad s 5390 to 55 95 Recliner s S225 t o S375 l amps 528 to $1 25 Omattes $10 9 and up to $495 Wuod table w -6 cha1rs S285 to 57 95 De sk 51 00 up tG 53 7 5 Hutches 5400 and up Bunk bed s complet e w· matlresses 5295 and up to $3 95 Baby bed s 5110 & 5175 Mattrets esor box sprmgs full or twm 563 , firm S73 and $83 Queen sets S22 6 Km g S350 4 drawer chest S65 Dressers $89 Gun cabmets 8 1 0 12 gun Gas or ele ct nc range $375 Beby mattresses 535 & $45 Bed frames S20, 530 & Km g frame $60 Good select•n of bedroom sUi tes, metal ca· bmet s headboa rds $30 and up to S65 2 bdr all utilities pard eMcept el ec turn or unfurn sec depos1t requ1red Co nven1ant lo cation Cal! 614 446 8558 or 614 446 4778 7298 6583 - - - - - - : - : - - -lc- for Rent for Sale ' 54 Mise, Merchandise BUtldmg Matenals Block bnck sow ar p•pes w1n· dows, hntals at e Claude Wtn · tars, R10 Grenda 0 Call 614 246-512, 42 Mob1le Homes Wednesday, March 25, 1987 1 One letter stands for another. In this sample A is used for the three L's, X for the two O's, etc. Single letters, apclltrophes, the length and fonnation of lhe words are all hints. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTE 3-211 MRQ KRQEZ 10:30 (I) Amorloln lnopthOU iiJ) On Sr.ge It the Wolf Trap: Klnt'• $ingor1 on SIAigl At Wolf Trtp Tho tix membtr Britllh·mtlo voeel tnoembit tlngt 1 dlveroe ooloe1ion from folk muoic 10 Butlu' tunujeO min.} 1 1:00 • I]) (IJ • (J) (jD • @ lltNewo (I) Hardoeltll ond McCor· mlok UZNPHEEHIXZ XHZE MRHKZ S Q X Q J'l -I K R H c; V KQ Etl~G n II K K Z X X AN~M XHG Y. G ~ <i C f' ~ T E Cl')')ltoquote: THE MAN WIIO WON'T LEND MONEY ISN'T GOING TO HAVE MANY FIUEND!l - OR NEEO THEM . - WILSON MIZNER .. ·,. '" Yeeterday'a •• �L Wednesday, . EMPIRE FURNITURE 1987 TUE AY 8 A. . TO 5 P.M. FRIDAY 8 A.M. TO 8 P.M . SATURD AY 8 A.M. TO 5 P.M. MONDAY 8 A.M . TO 8 P.M. TUESDAY 8 A.M . TO 5 P.M . 842 SECOND AVE. GALLIPOLIS, OHIO 45631 TWIN MATTRESS & FOUNDATION $9995 FULL MATTRESS & FOUNDATION $14995 Recliners GROUP ·REG. S349.95 NOW $198 88 Sectional w/INCLINERS REG. S1999.95 NOW $.98888 Day Bed POP-UP-TRUNDLE 2 TWIN MATTRESSES REG. $649.95 CHERRY End Tables Coffee Tables REG. $1799.95 ENGLAND DARK BROWN .. . SOFA, LOVESEAT, CHAIR REG. $1999.95 PINE Dinette 4 CHAIRS REG. 5399.95 REG. SJ49.9S White Chests GOLD TRIM 5 DRAWER :;:9.95 $148 88 4 DRAWER :;~9.95 $12 888 SKIP'S GONE TILL WEDNESDAY, APRIL lST, 1987 AND WE NEED TO SHOW HIM WE CAN SELL FURNITURE WITH OR WITHOUT HIM. WE'RE DEALING! OVER 100 LIVING ROOM SUITES IN STOCK OVER 100 RECLINERS & CHAIRS OVER SO DiNETTES OVER 30 SLEEPERS OVER 200 END TABLES CHERRY DRESSER w /WING MIRROR lEG. 5799.95 $488 88 Vol.36, No.227 • 834 Pi«'k 4 Cloudy tonight. low in mid floud.v Friday, chance of ruin . lflghs In low 61Js •. 0466 ~Os. Super tollo 23,10,7,1,3:3,11 at y Sofa, Choir $88888 Daily Numht'r • BASSETT COUNTRY Skip's Goofing 011 As Usual Ohio Louen Kemper UPI Special Mention -Page 3 en tine 2 Sections. 12 Paaes Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Thursday. March 26, 1987 Copyrighted 1987 25 Cents A Multimedia In c , Newspaper .Financial arrangement approved for service . A financial arrangement between the State of : Ohio and the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers lor . operation of a ferry between Pomeroy and Mason. · w.va. has been reached. · The Meigs County Commissioners received a : call during Wednesday 's regular meeting from . Corps' representative Ed Austin, apprising them · of the agreemenl. Someone from the Corps will : meet with the commissioners In Pomeroy 1 p.m . · Thursday. Final papers authorizing the commis. stoners to administer th e state 's portion of the · money will be. signed at that time. . Money for the ferry is coming from the Ohio Department of Development. ODOD Is adding : $90,000 to Meigs County's Commu nity Develop. ment Block Grant allocation to be held in escrow . as security th at any damages to the Corps·owned : Mason, W.Va . landing will be paid once the ferry disco ntinues operation. Ferry operator Darrell Rodger Is putting up $10,000 of his own . which brings th e total escrow account to $100,000, the amoun t req uired by the Corps as protection for th e Mason landing. Once the landing is no longer In use by the ferry, it will be examined by both the Corps and ODOD for possible damages. II repairs are necessary, those oyer and above Rodger's $10,000 will be paid from the sta t e funding . An invoice for the repairs · must be submitted to the state before the money can be released, which Is standard ODOD procedure when dealing with block grant money. The financial arrangement for the ferry was worked out through efforts of Stale Sen. Jan Michael Long, D-Circlevllle, Gov. Richard Celeste, Pomeroy Area Chamber of Commerce President Bill Nease, and other local leaders. Long became Involved when it became evident that funds to meet the Corps' steadfast demand for a $100,000 performance bond to prot ect lhc Mason levee could not be raised locally. Corps olliclals out of Huntington. W.Va. said lh<• $100,000 was necessary becau se the Corps had to spend "tens of thousands of dollars" to re pair the landing the last time ~· ferry was in use. Some loca l residen ts have felt the $100,000 demand was excess ive because the Corps has never pinpointed th e exact amount of money spent to repair lhe Mason landing. Because the ferry opera tor has installed mechanisms over both the Pom eroy and Mason landings, which lock onto the prow of th e boat as it lands, it is unlikely damages will be incurred to either landing . The ferry operator ha s also put up $15,000 to b<' held in escrow as par t of $21 ,f<IO requested bv Mason Mayor AgnC's Housh ~s ~~ g uaranf('l' th;~t possible c.l<lmages t o Pomrroy St rePt in Ma son will be repaired . Rou sh has twen co nce rned thut incrcasrd t n1ffi c on Pom0rov Strcr l from lhf' landt.ng 10 U.S. :tl wil l damag;, lh<• black top. The rest of the $21,WO ra m<' from donations from merchant s In the l'omrroy ·Middh'port ·Ma son arras. Th(l frrry is prep:.Jrf'd to go int o oprra lion a~ soon as thr Pomeroy ·Ma ,on bridge Is elosrd for rrpa lrs. TPnativr closi ng datf· for tlw br!dgP is sti li nex t Monday , pending delivery of mat erials. Thr contractor. Maiden -.tcnkin s C'onstru rtiu n Co .. Nrlsonviilc, wil l makethr final necislon as lo when t hi' bridge shou ld r losr . ;wC'orcting to (;C'o rg c Dougan. dlrect or of Ill!' Mar lr llil offic·e of t hl' Ohio Department of Transportation. National Garden Week is proclaimed by commissioners BENCH CRAFT Blue Country Sofa REG. S999. 95 $48888 ' NA liD NAt $488 88 . GARD 1ENIN G WEEK APRIL ·12·-r SPECIAL WEEK DESIGNATED - A procla· matlon declaring Aprll12-18 as National Garden Week In Meigs County was signed Wednesday by Meigs County Commission President Manning Roush. With Roush, from left to right, are Brenda Bolin, president of Friends and Flowers Garden Cluh, Rutland; Rutland Mayor ,Jim Fink; and ,Janet Bolin, Rutland, stale president of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. Meigs County Commission President Manning Roush signed a proclamation during Wednes· day's regular commission ers' meeting declaring Apri112-18 as National Garden Week In Meigs Cou nt y. Gardening gained national recognition Friday, April18, when President Reagan signed a proclama tion authorizing the specia l week. The Na tional Garden Bu· reau achieved this honor lor gardeners with assitance !rom 15 horticultural organizations as co-spon sors. but ion s of J\mprica's ga r·dr. nC'r s, Se nator Mark Hat fie ld tOregonl, an av id gardener. il'd the legis lation in the Sena te. Sai d Hatfield. ··Gardening ha s bi'en an important facet of American life since 1he birl h of our na lion." Congress man Thoma s Luken of Ohio emphasized, "' II is time to rPcogniz(l thr many rontrlbu tions of the Amrr!can ga nlen ler," as he led the effort In the Housr of Represe ntatives . Purpose of \he nat lanai week is to recognize the numr rouscontri· whosr act!vit\Ps f.' nhanc r th (1 ••nv lronm rn t lhr unci f'nrlch qualit v of tiff' In America . Thr nation al week wliliM'romc' a fo.-al point for nat ional. sta te' ;Jnd rommu nlt.v ,,.·tl vlt irs to ce l rbr ~IIP gardr nin.u. f.vpnt s such as (,du c~t llona l programs. co mm unit y IJpautlfkcll ion projPrts , awards rr n ' mnniC>s, tours, dPmonstri.lt io ns and ot hC' r' frs llv 1- .t irs wi l l tJ.o plan nrc! . Locailv .. Janrt llolin. of flu . !Continued on page ij) Billion-dollar tax fraud uncovered NEW YORK (UPI) - Hollywood celehrltit•s, the head of CBS and others who Invested In a billion-dollar tax fraud scheme may owe the government at least 5200 million In back taxes, Interest and penallles, authorllles said. A federal grand jury In Manhattan Wednesday Indicted three partners In a scheme that muy lw the largest tax shelter fraud ever, satd U.S. Attorney Rudolph G.Iullanl. None of the Investors wa.• lndlcled. 1 Giuliani spcculated that the investors owe lhc government at least 5200 .m illion. He told a news conference, 11 Thelr tax returns havt:> heen lrO'lcn and some have settled." Th<• 20 lnvr.• lors and their spousc•s named In til<' indldment were• not charged with t·rlmlnal wrongdoing In the scheme. which hegan In ,January 197~ and con tinued through tht• ftlln~ of thr :11-count indi ct ment, Giuliani said. But that "docs not nwan they don't havt• to hu:c dvU t:harges" related to UliO million In allcg<•dly falso· tax dt•ductlons. hc said . 1'ht• invt•stor. Included actot'!! l..orne GrP<•n, Michael J.undon, and S!dnc.v Poltit•r; th•· lal<' ~rti•t Andy Wllrhol; Cit~ l'r•••id••nl and c:h tef executive ofli<·t•r l..aur<,nce Tisch and his brother, U.S. Postma.•tcr General Preston 1'isch, and television produ cer Norman l;•ar. .Settle wrongful .death suit out of court; sum undisclosed · A wrongful deat h suit agai nst . the Meigs County Commission· · ~r s, former Meigs Sheriff James J>roffltt and former Deputy Carl Hysell, has been sell led out of court for an undisclosed amount. The Meigs County Commissioners recelv<'d notification from their attorney that the su it. flied by Doris Fisher, administratrix of theestateofPhllllpF!sher, has been finalized. Doris Fisher filed the ac tion In U.S. District Court, Columbus, on Aug. 13. 1985, after Phillip Fisher hanged himself while In custody in the Meigs County Ja il earlier that year. A jury trial and damages in the amount of $220.000 were requested . On recommendation of Robert Byer. director of the Meigs Count)' Emergency Medical Ser· vi ce, th e commissioners ac . cepted a low bid or $12, :194 from Sm ith·Nelson Motors For a 1987 van to be used by EMS as an invalid transpo·rt vehicle. Tabled by the co mmissioners was a request from Middleport Mayor Fred Hoffman for lh~ county to share in one· third of the loca l match money needed for subs idized taxi serv ice. The mayor's request for $:!,500 from ·the county will be reviewed and then discussed next week. Ca r son Crow, assisting Meigs County prosecuting attorney. ex · plained to the commissioners thai his office wou ld like to hire a temporary employee to help wlih title searches on properties to be sol g for delinquent \axes. The possibliil y of the commls, ioner' fronting thr mon ey for the• temporary help, to he rclm· bursed from the sa les of the properties, wa s discussPd bri efl y but no decision was mad e. Crow did not indica lf' how soon u deliquenl properties sa l e will be held . The commissioners announced that a public hear ing wi ll b<.• held 10 a.m. April 9 at the co urthouse, lor lhr purpos<' of IW Piving commcnl s on proposed I'('J!Uia · lions affct·ling building In areas of specia l flood haza rd, as designated by lhP Federal F:mcr· gcncy Managem<'nl Al(ency. Adopt ion of these r<'gulations Is n~ crssary In order rot· rrsldent s of M~lgs County to be able to continue to •·ecelvf' federal flood ln s uran c~ th~ co mmissioners sa id. Haylifts needed to feed stranded cattle in Kansas; roads closed in three states By ,JIM FISHER United Press International A violent spring snowstorm · that pounded the Plains for lour days aba ted today after prompting hayl!!ts to feed stranded cattle in Kansas. sweeping snow into 12-foot drifts and closing hundreds of • miles of roads in three states. The storm. which was cen· tered over the Grea t Lakes early today. had weakened and was not expected to · produce an y more wintry · weather . th e National Weather Service said. Rain fell today in· the Great Lakes and from the upper Ohio Valley across much of the Northeast . Three traffi c deaths - two In Oklahoma and one in Kansas - have been blamed on the storm since Monday . In central Nebraska, west· bound Interstate 80 from Kearney to Elm Creek was so packed with snow and Ice • Wednesday night thai road crews were forced to plow a 15 - mile stretc h on the shoulder so hundreds of s1ra nded motorists could get \ through. " They had them backed up nine miles from Kearney waiting to get through and it's . moving slowly," said Cathy Sigler. Nebraska State Patrol dispa tcher. shor tl y before midnight WednE'sday . "It 's so packed. The lanes arr like big ruts," Sigler sa id. State police said a liO·mlie stretch of ! ·80 was closed for much of the day Wednesday becausP of blowing snow and stalled vehicles. Faith Cedar. guest service r~presenta tlve at the Holida.v Inn in Kearney, said 1~ motorists had been stranded there since Tuesday. "We've had several people ch~ck In from Grand Island411 miles away - and (they) said II took them eight hours to get h~re." she said. The storm has spread snow In a 200-mile swat h across central Nebraska since Men· day . On Wednesday, northw est winds up to 50 mph blasted 20 Inches of snow into drifts 12 feet high In Broken Bow, cutting visibility to less than one-fourth mile. ' Gov. Ka y Orr declared a slate of emergency Wednes · day lor centra l and wrstern Nebraska, in addit ion to th e emergency declared for cas t· ern Nebraska Monday be· cause of floods caused by hea vy rains . National Guard troops were helping evacuate flood vic· tims near Beatrice, where the Rig Blue River rose to 11 fe(•l above flood stage Wednesday, forci ng highways and bu si· nesses to close. "There's lowland flooding all over everywhere." Gage Co unty Sheriff Jerry Dewitt said . In we<tern Kansas, also hit hard by the storm, officials said heilcop!ers would begin hayllft operations today to feed catile In Gave and Grego counties. "They've been four days without feed ," said Major Joyce Cole of the adju tant general 's office in Topeka . "Nobody can get anywhere to feed the cattle . ... It 's espe· clally Important now s!qce it 's calving time." Parts of Interstate 711 and other road s werr reopened Wednesday, but many roads west of U.S. 281, a north· south highway running through ce n· lrai Kansas. remained closrd or Impassa ble . Gov . Mike Hayden's disaster declaration remained In effect for 4n cou nties west of U.S. 281 . In ce ntra l Sou th Dakota . Interstate 90 was reopened across the state Wednesda y afternoon after heavy snow and poor visibility had forced closure of about 200 miles of the highway lrom , Chamber· lain to "Ellsworth Air Force Base Tuesday night. Drizzle and fog were re· ported from the Ca rolinas across Georgia to northern Florida , and rain doused parts of New Mexico. Texas and Oklahoma. Up to 4 inches of snow were predicted for the south-cen tral mountains or New Mexico. In the Northwest. rain and mountain snow were scattered from Washington to western Montana. SPRING STORM CONTINUES- Snow driven hy strong winds drifts up a(l'alnst this farm shed near the Colorado·Nchraska harder ell!lt of Holyoke Wednesday. A slow-moving spring snow storm stalled over the area, dropping temperaturt•s and caus ln~ the snow to blow and drift. (UPI) - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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