https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/003ba3dbc1ecb284bed8f2a74f5e5362.pdf 8038c62ec6a1fe741099943411779eb0 PDF Text Text Ohio- Point Stock mar.ket seesaw S through ou _.( week Ry AL!\N KRAUSS UPI Business Wr it er NEW YORK (UP1t - Stork prices were mixed at the end of the week as investors took profi t s in the blue· chip iss ues rhat powered an otherwise 11cs it ant market 10 three r<:>cord -breaki ng advant'('S in th e f i1·r 1rad in g sessions . The Dow Jon<·s indu strial aiTr age cl imbed US to ~:l:lO . ?IJ after risin g as high as 2:112.o~ 1•ar li er on Thu rsdav. Dee lines · outpac<·d adva nc<•s 1.11~· R17 among the 2,1X1 iss ues that crosse•<! tho N YS F: tape. The mar ket se<'sawed th rough the week. wi th th<:> Dow a1wagr hitting rrco rd.,Jn M onday, Tu l's· day and T hursday bu t pos tin g losses Wednesday and Friday . Analys ts sa id profit -lakin g press ured tho blu e chip indu s tria ls, where th o ral lv Jw s bcl'n co ncentrated in the pa st two wr·('ks "Ci('arly th<' mark<•! ran in to snmc r••sistancC'." sa id Hugh .J ohnso n , head of the i n1·C'st men I pol icy co mmilt r<:> at First AI bany. '" The popul ar av~rages reac hed new high s, but at thP sa mr time lhC'm ~ rkl'l was los ing momentum in term s or brea dth measures such as the advancedrrlinl' r·atio and th e tra nspor t a· tion avf'ragr." .!ohn>on sa id hea v.v fot·Pign pu rc ha ses in blu<:> chi ps resulted in till' Dow risi ng bu t wl'rr not refle ct ed in the broa d er mra surC's. " ThP ~~d v.:'l ncc wa s m uch nnr rowr r 1 his w0rk ." S<.~id F:ugrnr P1•ron ! .Jr., chief technica l a na l.v st with .Iunn ey Montgomery Scotl in Philadelph ia. Per oni sai d trading throughout 1hr we<:>k was characteri zed by instit uti ons buy ing blue c hips both to reduce cash reserves b!' forc the end of the first qua rt er and to limit expos ure In other are;~s , w here· th e anticlpale'l co rrect ion is lik ely to hit hardl'st . " lnst itutlons. es pecially forC'ign institutions. arc pos i tion in g thrmsclvcs to l ake udvantiJ g (• or th1• fact th<Jt the Dow is stron ger than lhf' mark et ovNa l l. " PNoni said. ' 'Till' wc•('k was a cOntinuat ion. il sclf'C't ivc•, of lht' grea t advanrr. of th e fir st quarter," said Ri ~ chard M!'\a:Je , manager of MPr· rill Ly nc h & Co.'s mark et anaJy. sis department. But McCabe sa id 1echnical factot·s lndi1·a1e t hl' market may be ready lo r a spr in g pullback of CJbou t J pcrfcnt to 7 percC'nl. lie said 1hat dec I inr is likr ly to f ollowed by further ga ins Jatl'r i n tlw spring that co uld takC' the Dow as high as 2500. On I he Rig Board, Conrail, wh ich wc•ot puiJiic at the opening bell Thursday in the bi ggl'st U.S. in itial public offN'ing ever, was tht• mos t active N YS E ·listcd iss ue. I t ended the week at :!0'\:1. AT&T fo llowed . gai ning Y1 to 2~ y,. lt i nt reduced new compu ter produ l'ts on Tuesda~. Borg -War ner was third. fini sh· ing up 2.1,, at 44 % On Friday, investor I rwi n ,Jacobs' Min swr so ld a b l ockof10. 1 million share s at <10 ~, s hortly aftN noon. Later. GAF' sa id il acquired !l.l million florg -\Varncr shares at that pr!t'P, •·ais!ng i t s stake in the company to almost 20 perce nt . Standard Oi l l'nded the wee k up 6V1 at 70',>· On Thursday, British Pet roleum bid $70 a share to acqu ire t h e~" perce nt or Stand· ani 0/1 it docs not al r eady own. Harper & Row ga ined 5'Y, to 5:,J11 • Thf.' publish<:>r Monda y su id SP\'('rat com panies had ex presse d inwresr i n al'q uirln g it. Wendy's lnt em ational lost 1ft to l l', On Mond ay, Coca -Cola took th<:> unusual s tep of issuing a s tutt•rn c nt deny in g rumors it was USAir lost V2 to 441'., On Wednesday, a four-million block shar<> or USAir was sold at 45. The seller reported ly was Trans World Ai rlin es. which has a ban· doned its allemp t to acquire its rival ca r r ier·. Mining co mpani es rose on the st rengthening price of gold. Sunshine Mining gai ned 2Y, to fit;,. New mont Min ing rose 10''' to 95'11 • A sa soared 10% to 6P/1 and Newma n! Gold jumped 6'11 :tl. Broad mark('! indexes fe ll. Standard & Poor' s 500-stock index dropped 2. tl4 to 296.1:! and tho New York Stock Exchange composite index losr I .00 to interestc•d in acq uir ing Wend)·'s International. PepsiCo los t I '" to ~~% on the week . Tuesday , fas t-food franchisr operato r Ca lny saitl it rejected an unsolicited tak c'Ovcr bid from Pep,iCo Amer ican F.xpr css los t \ to 71i%. American Express M onda y announced a two· lor-ont' stock spli t and sa id it woo td spin of! iO percent of i ts Shcarson Le hman 13rothrrs brokerage s ubs i dia r~. Na tion;d Semiconductor lost 1'.~ to l4 "~. Tuesday it reported a thi rd-quar ter loss of $2o .6 m i l· l ion IBM lw d a net ga i n of 2' , 10 loil", in heal')' trading, LITTLE BEAVER GREENHOUSE _. Dow J.ones We·ekly Closings 3D Industrials March 27, 1987 2340 2320 2300 2280 2260 2240 2220 2200 2180 2160 2140 2120 2100 2080 206Q 2040 2020 2000 1980 1960 1'940 1920 1900 Friday's Close: 2335.80 Weekly Change·. Up: 2.28 HOMEGORWN QUALITY BEDDING PLANTS ANNUALS & PERENNIALS GERANIUMS r~43~6~.8~5·:_ , j~::::::~:::::::::::::~~~~~~~~~~~~~=·. Area's Largest ·auick & Pontiac Inventory is on Sale! , with your choice of 3. 9°/o GMAC Financing or up to s1·20()00 Rebates on most models! BUICKS 2 16 30 6 20 Jan. Feb. 6 20 Mar. 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FROM $7988 1985 GMC Conversion Van ·Loaded ............ $9900 PICK-4 0924 Louo at y Vo1.38, No.229 Copyright ec;i 19 87 en tine Pomeroy- Middlepo{t. Ohio, March 30. 1987 lluin and a chance t hun· dl'rst nrms and heavy ra lnlall agai n l onight, wit h u low in tlU' mid :lUs. lluin likl'iy T u <•sd :~y, wit h h\m perat u r~~s rt' maining in t lu• mid :111s. The proha hility of pr<'l'i ]JIIation is ncur 1011 1•en·en l •onigld and 70 prn·en l 'r u<•sday . 2 Sect ions. 12 Pogcs 25 Cents A M\1ll imcd 1a Inc New spaJler Reagan fOrges ahead with his political agenda The success with whi ch Reaga n bou nced bark from that perso nal cr isis has not been lost on t hose res ponsi ble for a d visi n ~ hi m about how to rebound fro .n the polit ica l da mage of t he l ra n-Conl!·a sca ndal. In the l ast l ew weeks, White House officials have gone to gre~t lengths to counter that fu ror w ith stepped-up activity by the pres iden t on such issues as arms contro l , tra de and domestic policy - plus a much higher public profile. In the case of arms control, the White House strategy has been to emphasize the prospects for conciliation in opt im istic assessmen ts of the By NORMAN D . SANDLE R WASH I NGTON I UP! 1 - Presiden t Rea gu n. d ~t ermin ed ro show he has not abandoned his polltiral agend a. laces combat with Congress and pressure from Western al l ies this week as par t of his effort to pus h his admi nistr ation forwa r d. Reagan plann ed a pC'p tal k wi th pol i tica l appo int ees today to show resolve on his qbj ectives. though his appea r ance before the Execu tive Forum ca r ried symbo lic importance as well - com ing on th e sixth anniversary o f the ~ hooting that wounded him, p ress secretary James Rra dy and two Jaw off icers. outlook for a U.S.-Soviet ag ree ment to el lminal<' medium-range nuclear miss il es from Eu ropr•. I n his dcali n!(s wi th Congress. Reagan has chosen the opposite tack, elertmg to pirk a fight with Repu blicans as well as Democrats by vetoing a popular $88 billion highway bi ll dcspitl' warn ings he can il l afford a veto OH' ITidc. Reaga n cou ld rece ive an earfu l of EuropeJn co ncer n about his eagerness lor an aq n s pact with the Soviets when he meet s Tuesday wit h F rench Pr ime Minister Jacq ues Ch irac and two days taler with NATO Secretary General Lord Carrington. Th r West E:uroprnns \.\'<.1111 gu;Jrantrf's th~ll Rrag;m. in his eag(' rrwss lor c1n arms cn nt ro l hrrakthr ough to help him overcome his pro!Jit' m s til home and cn h<meL' l1is lrg~tey, wlll notcrodr thr U.S. eommitmrnt to ltll'ir O\v n sr•<·tu ity. which r ests in l:lrge pa r t on a nuf' h•;u· cnuntPrwright to W :.n·s ~I\V Par t ronv<'ntional ro rrrs. B<.•t WC'f'f! his mrl'l ings with Ch ir.'.lc a m l Curri n}.! - ton, Hcagan wil l milk I'" brief trip to Phi l ad~ l p h ia - t h ~ second st cp in a pub! I(' image pol b l1lng 1h;~ 1 t.wga n las t wrrk with a v isi t to Co l urnbltl. Mo. and will lobby Congress to uphold hi s v<•to of tlu· highwav bilL -Hollywood·ready Winter slates for Oscar night Director's Guild of Amer ica. and his movie w as naml'd best dr ama pict ure at the Golden Globe awards .. He also was nom inated for best screenplay written di rectly for the screen for "Salvador ." Also nom inated for bes t d ir er· tor are David Ly nch, " B iu ~ Ve lvet;" Woody Allen, " Hann ah and Her Sisters;" Roland Joff ~. "The Miss ion" and Jam es Ivory, "A Roo m with a View." Marlee Ma tlin is f avored for best ac tress for her perform ance i n "Children of a Lesser God." Ma tlin , a deaf act ress playing a dea f girl in the film, Is also scheduled to present the Oscar for best sou nd. Other s nomin ated for besl actress in clude Ja ne Fonda, " The Morn ing Aft er;" Sissy Spacek, "Crimes of the Hea r t;" .Ka thle.cn . Turner, "Peggy . Sue "Pla t oon" and Its director · Got Married" and SigourneY, Oliver Stone. .are the rlcJr Weaver . "Aliens." fron t -ru nners in this year's Os· HOLL YWOOD tUP l i - As movleland gear ed up for it s big night, and an I'Stim ated 1 billion people worldwide wai ted for the 59th annual Academy Awards program, dozens of star-struck fa ns camped out on a 24- hour vigi l to SI'C their favor it es. . Tonight' s program on A13C begins at 9 p.m . EST , co -hos ted by Chevy Chase, Robin William s, Goldie Hawn and M ichael Cai ne. Wit h Oscar telecas t ra tings on a thr('('·year dow nslide, the broadcast is up aga inst stiff competition tonig ht. m uch to the dism ay of fa ns who like basket· ball as well ao mov ies. T he NCAA champions hip game begins at 8 p.m. on CBS. At the Music Cen ter , dozens of fans cam ped ou t on the bleachers to assure t hem selves of a good sea t when the star-gazing begins. Alter six prev ious nominat ions with no Oscar, Pa ul Newman is over due, and is the sentim ent al favorite tonight for his reprise of ·pool husller Fast Ed di e Felson In " The Color of M oney." Newm an's co mpet it ion com es from first-time ac lor, j azz m usi· cia n Dexter Gordon, "'Rou nd M idn ight; " Bob Hoskins, "Mona Lisa;" Wi 11iam Hurt, "Children of a LE'sser God" and Jam es Woods, "Sa lvador." return • • VISit By Unllt•d l ' r<'" 1nh•rnal lorml Spring may be on the wa .v. but Mother Nature wa s packing a few punr hcs tn rf'mi nd Ohioa ns today that wintry wea ther Is still possibl<• this Jail' in 1111' ypa r. A wint rr Fort y-five year old F rancis Thompson. of Sk i Run Road , Coolv JJie, is in cr itical con dition this mornlnng tMondayt after becom i ng lhl' 11th person to receive a new h~ar t In the Ce nt ral -Southern Ohio area. Mr. Thompso n r eceived his new heart at Ohio Stat~ Univer· sity Hospita ls in a 4 ~- ho u r operation that ended 2: 20a.m. Sunday. The surgica l tea m was headed by Dr. T i m o t hy Ga lbraith. Hospital spokesm an David Craw ford reports that M r. T hompson w ill likely rema in in cr lllcal condi tion for th e nex t few days, w hich Is to be expected alter transplant surgt'ry . Il ls too I felt like kissing the ground w hen we landed In New York," Leo· nard sa id during a W<'ekend visit lo his hom etown. T he delega lion. in th ree days, survived fighting between Mos lems and Christia ns, a te their way around a menu to avo id Africa n delicacies of dog, snake and a,lllgator. and landed at an Interna tional ai rport that would be considered a gr ass strip by Am er ican standards. Leonard said I he delegation, as ~ the fl ight neared the airport, was we lcomed to Kaduna Internationa l Airpor t, whi ch turned out to be "one r unway, unlight ed, In t he midd le of a field, w ith a hu t." " They had an outbreak of violence between Moslems and Chris tians," the l leu tenta nt gov· ernor reca lled. " The day we arrived In Ka duna, the govern· m ent was there i n lull force to ensu r e sta bility." He said officia ls at the U.S. Embassy had exp lained th at dog Is consider ed a delicacy In Nigeria. but .the Ohioans m an· aged to avoid i t. Leonard sa id the tra de office will try to help Nigeri a in its need lor !arm technology. equipment and products . He said farm s were aba ndoned when oil was discovered, bu t since t he oil boom has leveled off, the cl lies are overcrowded and hunger Is a major problem. He t he Nigeria's military go· vernment and bu siness leaders wer e very hospitable with the Ohioans. "The country Is only 27 years old," Leonard said. " I guess Jt 'sa m ir ror Image of what America was like ar age 27. It Is str uggling l or m at ur ity, bu t their cultur e Is still very pr imitive in many ways." • W<tlf'h was Wf'alht~ r Sf•rv icP ra ili ng l" or l h( ' possibi lit y of a "s ignifi can t" amount of snow. T lwt sam(\ poss ibilit y cau sed thl' NWS to i::;s uC' ltH' su m(' wutc ll for nor· th ras t Ohio momlng. SPRING ON THE POTOMAC - Tourists walked around the .Tidal Basin with the Was hington Monument and ,l elfer son Memorial In the hackr:round as t he cher ry hlo:ssom began Io bloom Sunday. (UPI ) Ex-CIA chief leaves hospital WASHINGTON tUPII Form er CIA Director Wi lliam Casey Is back home aft er a S<'Cond stay at Georgetown Uni· ver sily Hospital for con tinuing ca ncer treatmen t, the hospital reports . Spokeswoman Cynthia Bey~ rs said Sunday she cou ld give no details other than to say Casey was released fro m the hospita l late Saturday afternoon. Casey, 74 , entered the hospital Dec. 15 and underwent surgery Dec. 18 to have a cancerous brain t umor removed . He was dis· charged feb. 28 bu t was readmit · ted March 13 lor what hospital spokesmen sa id 11·as "rc· rva luation." soon to anticlpall• how long recovery may take. Crawford says, becau se recovery time var ies from patien t to patient. Mr. Thompson, who is self· em ployed, suffered from cardia· myopathy, w hi ~h is the weaken· lng of the heart muscle. He was hospitalized In Columbus just over a month ago to await dona tion of a sui table heart. During his seco nd stay a1 t he hospital. Case.v was led through a tube In his slomach and a ca theter was inserted Into hi s brai n as part or his chcmother · apy treatment. Casey, a major figure in the I ran -Contra sca ntlal. had test i· fied before thre~ congrt'ss iona l panels investigating the ro n trov ~ Nsy and was sc hcdu lr•d to ret urn when he suffered what doc tors ca l led a minor seizu re at CIA hea dquarters Dt•<•. l o. HP wa s r ushed to the hospital , where he suffered a second seizure. Casey· ., resignation was an· nounced F'eb. 2, and hi s deput y, Rober t GatC'S, wa s no mi nated to r~ pl ace him . But President Rea gan was forced to wlthdt·aw Gates's nomination beca use or st rong Senate opposll/un and ques tion s about thr role of CMcs, Casey and the Cl A In 1hi' sca nda I. Reagan t hen nominated Prtl Director William Webstt'r to lak<' over the CIA . He has yet to br c·onllrmcd by the Senate. Ohio's No. 2 man iours struggling nation DAYTON iUPII - Lt. Gov . Paul Leonard wlll remem ber his !Jrst trip to rhe Third Wor ld as a "grea t ex per ience" In a pr im !· live coun try str uggling for maturity. Leonard and a delega tion of Oh ioans Jim ded at a small airport in a cit y where the government had quelled civil fighting be fore their arriva l. and managed to dine wit hout parta ki ng in Nigerian delicacil's of dog. snake and alligator . The Ohioans were In Niger ia fl)r the openi ng of Ohio's f irst trade office i n Africa. The Buck eye State has trade offices · In Bel guim and Japan, an d this office Is t he first that any state hlls in Africa . storm posted for later to<la y Jormurh ol Wt'S1Prn Ohio, with llw National Coolville man receives new heart " It was a great experience. but More Used Cars In Stock! 85:~ • The gritty combat epic with eight Oscar nom ina tions took Stone 10 years to bri ng to the screen beca use he cou ld nor get financial backing from a film commu nity co nvinced that America ns had ha d enough of Vietnam. The film commu nity was wrong, and t h ~ pict ure has ea r ned more than $100 m JJiion so far . Stone already has been nnmed best director by the SUPER SALE Dail)· Numlwr 3-::l2-26-20-22-2 1 car race. IIQ,h CacleC Ohio Lottery• Indiana, Syracuse meet tonight -Page 3 February ranged from a low of!i.Spercent in franklin County to a high of 22.R percen t in Monroe Coun ty. . The cou nty rates, which are not seasona l ly ad ju sted, were released Friday by the Ohio Bureau of Employment Services. The seasonally unad j usted unemployment rate for OhiO In February was 9.1 percent, while the eomparablr U.S. ra te wa s 7.2 perce nt. After seasona l adj ustm ents, Ohio's ra te for , Februar y was 8.6 percent and the u.s. rate was 6.7 percent. Ot her counties bes ides Fra nklin wit h jobless ra tes below the na tional average i ncluded Hancock (6.2 percent) , Greene (6.41 , Hamil ton t 6.4),Holmes(6.6i. Delaware(6.7!.a ndMon tgomery (6.9!. Jn additio n to Monroe. five cou nties ha d ra tes above 1o percent. in cluding Har riso n (22.1), Pik e 121.21, Adams 120.21. V inton 116.11 and Scioio i 1o.8). BACI( IN BUS.INESS _ WOMEN'S 9:30 TO 5:00 OBES lists jobless highs, lows COLUMBUS<UPl t -Ohio's~·ounty.u ncmploymentrates for 168.37. The number of shares changing hands on the New York Stock Exchange during the week to· taled 930,746,290, compared with 910,677,110 a week earlier and with 622.606,100 shares traded duringthe sa meweekayearago. The Dow transporta tion Index los r 1. 45 to 138.45. The ut ility index dropped 0.38 to 77.32. Prices were m ixed i n active trad ing on the America n St ock Exchange. The Amer ican Stoc k Exchange ~i======;;;;;;;;:;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;:;;::;i index climbed 0.31 to 338.11. I Declines outpaced advances 401· 378 am ong the 9.16 issues traded. · Volume was 83,0.12;275 shares, co mpared wi th 74,288,105 las t _ week and 50, 71i3.690 duri ng t he same week a year ago. Wickes led the AMEX actives, rising Y, to finish at 4. Hom e Shopping Networ k fo llowed, dropp in g% to 20. and Texas Air was thir d, off 2Y, to 38V.. The NASDAQ over -the-counter · co mpos it e index fell 2.79 to STATE ROUTE 325 SO . OF RIO GRAND E ________ $186 38 STORE HOURS March 29, 19&7 W. Va. f or Tu c.s dav A tra vrlPrs ' advisory was pos tPd for· 1hP .1\a mr a rra : wf'~t of a line from J.or<lin, through Mi.l nsfkltl, D:J .v ton uml :)fl mii<'S wPs t of C' incinna t i. In eastvrn and c·C' rll ral Ohio, heav.v raIn wil l be 1h1• proil ll'm today and tonight, bu t snow wil l hr•rome a potr ntl 'd prnblt•m hy Tur•sda,v m orning. Wi t h th e rai n th at ha s already fa llen and th' ' potenlla l for two morf" in('hPs of rain today ami tonig ht . the NWS has lss·u~d a !loot! watch for c:J.'II'rn and centra I Ohio lor 111is aII' •rn oo n and tonight. 1\s for how mu c h snow would !~ I lin westNn Ohio . " lii'VI' iOping storm wa s to bring ht•avy umount s of prcel pltal ion to thC' sta te later today and tonight and tho NWS wa s unable 10 prr,l ltl exac tl y how fa st co ld air would m ov<' Int o the sta ll• and c han ~e lhP rain to snow. Cold air had droplled tcm pl'ra turc·s In northwest ohio Into th<• low :«Is Party today and mlxe(J snow with th e rai n In that an ·a. Overnight. a cold front was making li s wuy slowly acTo.ss Ohio. Rainfall . amounts W(' t'l ' genera ll y in the• one-half to I !1, -lnrh ra ngp since Sunda v cV<•nln g with th e hl'aVII•r amount s In thf• wPs f r rn l'ou nth ·.~. Th ~ front wa s to , top In "'"t <•rn Ohio as a storm c·<·ntcr di'VI' lop1•d south ol lhr· stult•. T his low prC's surp rPn!(·r wa s to movf• up the front. to lh <' l 'lllsiiU rgh " "'" tonight . Th <' _ , torm wi ll th1 ·n mov e !-~ l''"'' ·v northt•t~ s t 'l'u(•Jo.d.tv . Tho f<Jin In "' '' ' l<·rn Ohio wa s ·,<J mlx with or changf• ro snow t ill ~ mornin g b1 •tnrr· com ing to ;1n f'n li - for iJ ft' W hour.., during th1 · mltld lc· of the Jl;ry . Th1 · snow wa s 1h<.•n to bPS:: ln . :-•s thf' storm C'l' nll'r strength r nNI an d JlUmpNI mol' rurr !rom lh< · i\ tlantl r Into western Ohl". Sine{• fc\tnpf•ra turC's In wf'stt·rn Ohio wore to be nmr th<· lrr·l·zlng mark, the NWS sa id It was poss lblP lh<· -nowfall could hc• quite hcavv anti pi I ~ up qulckl,l' . - TltiP WINNER - E va Gardner, of Route I, Gallipolis, was the F ebruary wi nner of an' all-expenses- paid tr ip to Las Vegu, cou rtesy of Vauchan's Cardinal Supermarket , Middleport. ll Arrangm epts . for t he weekend package were made by A AA. Presenting Gar dner with a AAA flight l 1ag Is Don Vaughan, store manager. About tw o 10 thrc·c· lnc·hes \\'<•t·e exp!'rted by n! ghtlall. with a strong potential for addlllon;d, heavy snow tonight . As for thr flood posslbllltl< •s. It wou ld take about two lnchc•s of rain to ca use problems on Ohio rivers and strea ms, and It was likely that much rai n would fall In some ar·cas . Thu ndr rs torms were possible In the southeast and cast centra l counlles. u �.. C{)11flJlrl~Jl~~-------------------------------~-:_~~-~--·~_:_:~__ ._oh-io The Daily Sentinel Ill Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO fHE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ~!:h ~m~ ~v rrl.....JL--r'l f""'T"""e! d , lr=l ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher/Controller BOBHOEFUCH General Manager What is humanism ?_______sa_r_ah_O_v_er_st_re_et I owe thls column to a fnend who was upset at the adverse press that humamsm was recelv lng a few years ago A young man mterested m philosophy and the state of the world, he found tlme as he was can ng for twi n sons to visit the public library and study the philosophy that was molding his young adullhood He found a copy of " The Humanist Manifes to," flrsl proposed In 1933 and upda ted In the 1970s When federal judge W Bre vard Hand dehvered his opmwn recently that " secular huma nlsm" lS a religion and used his declslon to ban 44 textbooks from Alabama sc hools because they supposedly endorse secu lar hum an ism, I got out "The Humanism Manifesto" andre read It Again I agreed Wlth my frlend Anyone v. ho believes "secular huma- nlsm" i s a rehgwn doesn't know much about It For those who haven 't botherl'd to fmd out what "secular humamsm" Is all about, I offer these precepts from "The Humamst Manifesto II, " the updated version ' "We appreciate the need to preserve the best ethlcal teach lngs In the rehglous tradlllons of human kind, many of which we A MEMBER of The Untied Press Internationa l, Inland Dally Press Association and tht• American Newspaper Publishers Assoctation LE'ITERS OF' OP!N JON are wei rome They should IX' J(ISS than 300 words good taste, addre;slng issues, not r;-ersona lllles Ohio Politics Magic wand "balances' troubled state budget mirrors Riffe gamed So7 million by Ignoring lhe Leglslatlve Budget Offlce's rcvenu eestJmates and gomg wll h those of theCelestE'admlnlstratJOn He spilt the difference on welfare caseload project tons and accepted the admlnJSlratton's health care cost savmgs cs tlmat es , gammg another $40 mtlhon And he upgraded from $25 mllhon to$60 mllllon the predicted gam from a tax amnesty program In fairness Htffc was fl PC to angle the budget any way he wants. because projeCting lhe economy, tax collections•and welfare costs lS an mexact sc 1enre at b~st ' We all know our estlmates arc gomg to be wrong," Budget Director Wllllam .J Shk urtl told thr House Fmance Commit tee "We just don' I know by how much and m Whlch dtrect lon " But the Speaker chose, m most cases, to believe the most optlmlstlc scenartos. enabling htm to add money for school s, colleges and unl\ersltles and stJll cal l the budge! balanced As Importan t no thoughl had to be giv<:'n to rescinding a 198!! 89 "w lndfall" of $700 mtlllon from 1he effecrsof t he Feder aI Tax Reform Art - a wmdfall that wou ld have gone unnotlced except that elect ton ronsrtous lawmakers nois tl y vo ted to glv<:' 11 back last yE'ar before 11 evC'n m Jived Meanw hih' . as lhr public schools grudgmgly accept ed rhe $7o million extJa offrtrd by Rlffc I they wanred $1 4 billion more), thr Finance Commlttec turned deaf ears to human serv ice advocates perhaps more desrrvmg of a ct umb Roy Lowenstein 1eprcsent mg the Ohto Coa lttion for Homeless, asked for $1! mtliJOn 10 get the homeless off the streets The sta te ts provldmg $1 2 mill JOn a vea1 and the p1 oblem ts growing. " Thmgs "'e gettm g ugly,' sai d Lowenstein ·Can I we do bctrer than $10 a V<'aJ per homeles s person'! " SenlOI elltz<'ns asked for $10 I million to be res torl'd to Celest es rcrommendallon for lhe PasspOJt ptoglam. whlch helps the el derly hve mdc•pcndcntly and cuts down on nursmg home cos ts Thr gover not ~"<anted to oflcr the p1 ogl am m 50 percent of the sta te by 1989, but his pl an was cut m half Frances Babv of thr Ohto C'ounrll of Home HPallh Ca re Agcnrws. sa ld l edel al stdl tshcs show :1 pereent of MedlcaJd mane\ goes to home heallh cal P m the"' crag!' shtt<• In Oh to. tt's Jess than one-tenth of 1 percent Rabv sald Oh10 IS dtsmall\ • behind th e rest of the rountr; In helpmg keep lhrrld•·rlv out ol nulstng homes and thmgs will onlv get WOfSC' ·.·-. . .. t~ . ~ B ut appatcn tly, lhete II be no crumbs lor su!'h proglam s m Oh lo whet c lhc school and nuJSmg home lobbtes haVl' the clou l. and I ('VC'rSC I<JXl:lfiOil IS lhC' OJ df'l Of the day to the Editor ... Letter A en// for more members <. • • .• ...·-•. .. .. ... _ ' ..· Mrtg, Chapl<'l No 1\ Ots.tblrd 1\mrtl( dn Vf'hl .1 n s h. IS lH~ patd up m£'mbrt ~ sP \ l'n (lrhnquflnl mrmbrt s ..md 7 rl Me 1gs ('ount\ vfltrr.ans who t~r P PIJg JhJ(I to bC'co mr mf' m bt., s Wr nerd mID\ mOll' pald up mf'm lw1 s to ..111 r nd our ffi('C'f lnJ.!S v. hlch Is one • nlght rarh month at i pm at Ill Hut trlnut ,\,r Pomrto\ Ohto 11 brhoo\l'' dl l mrmlx>1 s to .11rrnd lltrs<• mPr t mgs and ftn(l out wh.1t rut~ .11 r lx>lng made on' ou t 1Jcnrf1ts <~nd \.\ h fll stt•ps .liP bPJn g tuk4 ' 11 to <Omballh!''l'IU IS Somr of 1hf'sC' pr oposPd or l alkf'd dboUI ( Ul s dl (' i:IS SUC'h rutlmg oul dll hPnrflt s bdo11 \II p<'l CPO I S(' l \II (' {'01111('('({'(1, 10 lt anspOJidlron JC'rmbur sc·mPnt to and !t om Vel<' t .tn' hospl tals J<oss hosptt .1 1 beds and Irs' dOt'IOn.; cllld nu r s(' .... VA homC' ltMn progr~tm usrrs fPC' flom J percent ro 1'• pr t r ent cos ting,, home bu\ r l lhou,ancls ofdoll.ll s mOJr thr ptlltlcge to usr lhr program Ru11.11 plot ,JIIowanrrs l'xrrpr thosr lCCCIVl ng VI\ to m pensatlon or prnstnns .11 the limo of Math Whlllllng av..11 ar rhr VA heal th c,ll r' sv stem Is a ron rlnu lng gamt• fot budget planners Thrt r art• l oa ruts that h.Jvr br<•n v. Ill br made to put paprt· Whal wr nord most ts llw ht' lp fr om ~dl mrmhC'r s to I CJ ik lo\our buddl!'' and t1 v to g<'t htmot hrl l o JOln our r h.tptrr and hrlp fight thrsr t·uts tn our lx>nrflts lf each member brought m onr new mrmbr t. It rrallv wou ld be thr g1ratrst rhtng thar happened 10 lhls chaprrt Oo ~ou know lhat thr appl O\ rd gl ant lot ,ldrwal k wheelchair 1.1mps fol· lh<' cl rv of Pomc1 ov was lnltlatrd bv Dl\ V Cha ptrt No '•'I'' So rome In and help us grt some things done fa t the rom mum!\ and oursrlv<'s. Whr•n thrgu nsofwa l gos llrnt all too oftrn thr sat tttl n ' s our nat tons vr lerans mad£' aJ<' for gotten and v. hen lhl' Am!'rlra n people lot get. so do thr polltl ctans thrv elect So wr hd vc to havr a Iat go membership to keep them mindful of thr sltuatJOn at hand Our govrt nmcnt Is trvlng to huv ' pl'arr wu h 1l axpayers' mo no, , 1\hlrh hasn't workl'd and nr\ N will Wr ·" e bPing stolen blind b1 lhl'se people rh.H ad min tstcr thi s foreign aid such as the so·callrd Contra Ald. which Is tht• btggrst boondoggle m history Let s makr thi s year a good vrar m evrt y wav for Chapter "To enhance freedom and dtgmly the lndlvldual must expe nence a full range of civll liberties In all societies. This mcludes freedom of speech and the press, political democracy, the legal right of opposition to governmental pollcles, fair judiCl~ l proress, religious liberty, lrel'dom of association, and artistic, scientific and cultural freedom "The separation of church and stat e and the separation of Ideology and state are lmpera tlves The state should encourage maximum freedom for dlf(erent moral, political, religious and social values In society. Debt crisis WASHINGTON - The Latin Amencan debt cnsls lS deepenIng and federal officials are contemplating once again the dread possibility of a flnanclal Armageddon that could leave I he world banking system a smolderIng rum The effect on millions of Americans. already bent bowlegged under thelr consumer debts, would be catastrophic Brazll , the biggest single deb tor In Latm Amenca recently announced th at It can't even meet Interest payments on lts $100 billion debt Other countnes In the region are making It clear that they must lmd some relief from lhe burden of their collec tlve $400 billion debt These ominous developments are a reminder to Treasury and Fed eral Reserve Board officials that a full-blown International panic has been averted so fa r with only temporary, Band Aid expedients What will happen l( the debt bomb goes off? Thi s Is no academic question for Treasury officials, who have been trylng to forecast the consequences and draw up contingency plans to soften lhe Impact Bul one Treasury economlsl glumly pre dieted l hat a def ault by one or more Latin debtor nations would cr ea te a "credit Implosion" In the Untied States Here's why· Default by Brazil or another big debtor could cause the collapse of al least one "megabank" sl uck with the defaulting government's now-worthless bonds. And such Is the delicate lnlerrelatlonshlp among the rna· ]or banks that the failure of one would almost certainly topple others hke so many dominoes The banks that managed t o survlve I he mrllal debacle would lack the resources to finance the, major corporations· operatwns and expanswn. whtch depend on borrowed money. Not only would the supply of credit dry up, but desperate bankers would call In loans already made m hopes of staving off collapse Calling m loans would creale a wave of corpora te defaults and bankrupt cles, refinancing would be lmposslble That 's what the Treasury of fllal meant by credlt lmploswn The casualties would no t be restricted to bankers Corpora tlons dnven over the edge would take th eir worker s with lhem Suddenly stripped of their JObs, Today in history Today Is Monday, March 30, the 89th day of 1987 with 276 to follow. The moon Is just leaving It s new phase. they would be unable to make lhe1r Joan payments This would bring even more banks to ru ma tJOn , and a full-scale depr ess lon could result "The probl em wlth th e maJor banks lS that they are the system ," a former Treasury offtclal explained to our asso Clale Mlchael Blnstem The 15,000 banking mstltutlon In the United States are ostensibly mdependent But they are locked together like Siamese twins m everything from check clearing, wtre transfers and data processmg to Joan shan ng and mvestment advlce More than $1 trllhon worth of lransacllons per day d~pend on thls lnterlockmg network The efficiency and stability of the credll system are essential not only for bankmg but for the natJOn's economy as a whole "A sudden failure of one mstltution, particularly of subst anti al size, can Interrupt a long cham of pa yment s and dramatically and unexpecl edly affect other, unrelated Institutions. some of which may not even have a business relalwnshlp with the lnslltulwn m dllflculty and have themselves been well managed and sound, " Fed chairman Paul Volcker has warned Congress In other words, the Innocent will suffer along with the guilty Perversely, American workers and businesses are already su ffering !rom Latin America 's efforts to solve lts debt problems through austen ty and relrenchment This has brought a drastic decline In U S exports to the debtor nahons, and a loss of at least a million jobs In manufac turing and agrlcu lture ENVOY IN THE DARK Add to the long list of those who should · have been told about the secret Whil e House arms deal wllh Iran - but weren't - the name of Davld Newton. he's the Ameri can ambassa dor to Iraq and wa s cl early caught by surprlse wh en the arms sandal bega n unfolding last November. It was Newton's unpleasant job to try smoothing relahons with the Baghdad leadershlp. which wa s justifiably out raged at the U.S sale of weapons to a country Iraq has been al war wlth for more than six years The ambassador could take some comfort from I he fact th at his boss Secretary of State GeorgE' Shultz , apparently wasn 't much bett er Informed. A lesson to be learned _____Ro_be_rr_w_a_Lre_rs WASHINGTON (NEA l When people are dtsmlssed from jobs because they engage In unethical or lillclt activities. prospecllve new employers often are unawar e of the transgressions That's because the threat of dlsgrunlled former workers In lllallng clvll su its alleging libel or slander has made many corporate personnel managers reluctant to specify Improper conduct when asked why an Individual was fired But whal about Instances of questionable behavior thai have been examined In detail by the news medJa ? Don't potential new employers have a responsibility, especially when co nsidering candidates for senior corporate positions, to take note of past ethical lapses that have been publicly exposed? Those quesllons are timely because they relate to the conduct of a leading corporation whose activities have Inspired a major scandal In Great Britain. The company Is Guinness PLC, lhe firm best known as the brewer of the dark, thick mall beverage called stout Guinness last year defeated a rival bidder and spent more I han $3 8 billion to purchase Distiller Co Ltd , one of Britain's leading liquor producers whose produts Include Dewar's scotch, Johnnie Walker scotch and Gordon's gin. this year, however, apparent Brlllsh law, orchestrated the manipulation of Its stock price and engaged In other unlawful actions during the corpora te takeover. Gulnness' board of directors promptly fired Ernest W. Saund· 'V . ' "!..'"' - er s, Its $560,000 a-year chairman tlces , characterizing them as lundmg of I hose activities mlght of the board and Chlef executi ve "Marxlsts marchmg under the be revealed , but added "Ward officer. The board also de· I banner of Christ " mforms us that th ere are ways In manded the reslgnatJons of two In his memo to Furer, Saund- ' whlch thl s matter ca n be sa ti sdirectors who were Saunders ers slressed the Importance of factorily handled." allies - Arthur Furer board deviously using lmlerml'dlaries The Senale mvestlgatlon later chairman of a Swiss bank, and such as lhe taxexempt , non revealed that Ward funn eled Thomas J Ward , a Washington profit Ethics and Public Polley Nestle m oney through his law lawyer. Center l o attack the crediblllty of ftrm to disguise lis origins. Did Gulnness know or care that the boycott leaders Wlthout · re Nestle's earlier behavior was all three men had been entangled veallng that the crlllctsm wa s as shabby as Gulnness' recent In controversy before• The brew- lmanced and orchestrated by conduct has been tawdry. Has Ing firm might have avoided Nestle . any multlnatwnal corporatio n considerabl e embarrassment II Saunders' memo noted corpo lea rned a lesson this second time It had considered their earlier rate concern that Nestle's covert aro und ? conduct while working lor Nestle SA, a Swiss -based multinational that Is one of the world's largest foor marketers • Furer was general manager (chief executive officer) of Nes tie during much of the period In the late 1970s and early 1980s when the company was the object of an lnlernatlonal boycott con ducted by religious groups and others They obj ected to Its promotion of Infant formula to Impoverished families living In underdeveloped countries Saunders was a Nestle senior vice president whose responslbll· ltles Included neutralizing the boycott. His work generally was shrouded In secrecy -except for an especially revealing memo he wrote to Furer In 1980 The m em o. subseq uentl y leaked to the news media, lnsplrl'd a U.S Senate Investiga.VIDEO tion that showed Nestle had SIIOfPit¥; paid almost $50.000 to Icy Berry's World CABLE o/f,,=1 turn, commissioned of the Nestle boycoll The study eventually became a magazine article titled "The Corporation Hat ers" that harshly attacked the religious leaders opposed to Nestle's prac· "So what if we can 'I afford all that stuff/ KEEP BUYING/" I Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Scoreboard ... • NBA results ... Ell.o,;ll'rn I aftf1•rt Mll ' ,\ttwnlt \\I. 1'14 l oR ~.1 1!1 j,lfj l9 n .m U' t II> 1-' llt Hi ! I ;,& 'l9~ 111, ~ I ifl .!9G II', ( rnl rall )h INiun IK l3 li'llo - \ 8w•hm :.. l'hila \hlmKfn So~ olt•r~) 1\oitw '• ~ ". 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Soth .. i l. 1Ja}4 11n .Jo •flc r """ ~ If p 111 " l lwo ~o \ tuM l..t.r.unlt 611 \\ )nfor d :t(l ,, ' Dayton Dunbar Ohio AAA·cage champion, 70-65 ,. '" Ohio hlgh school coac hes have mtxr rl emotions .tbout thr proposed lht ee-polnl shot now bring usrrlln co llege g:1mcs 'l lw Ohio coaches have not adopted thr thr rr polnwr yet but haw permtsswn to rto so for the 1987 K8 season U nder llw propositiOn the''''"'' distance llnr 19 '1, would b!' required loo three points H avila nd Wavn(' Tr acP ,1 sc hool \1\. llh ]')q buvs. was thP fit sl team in hi story to appeal rn lhC' tour nrv ft nm P ..1uldlng Co un 1v Columbus DcSaJrs lh(' r!.tss AI\ ( hdmpll~ll . I ~ tllf' l.llg4'S1 of lhC' four AA teams 111 lhf' toU JIH'V With lrJ·IIJov s. V-.trl WrrJ h"" 319, Akron St V!nC'f'nl St Mary hd s \f)h .trld D.n.ton Jdfrrson shows 184 bov s enroll!'rl Aother coach from eastern Ohio was hem d to say "from our place to Columbus Is about two hours, but to this place we ha ve to drive nearly five hours, and then play a team tha t Is locatl'd In town" Sllll anolher head coach from a big northern Ohio city not ed, "II t he Ohio High School Athletic Association Is going to order one learn to I ravel 200 miles to play a regional game, then th ey should not have to face a team !rom that city. II jus t Isn't fair" This sa me coach noted I hat many line college gymnasiums In Ohio are not bein g used for tournamenl play at the sec tional. district, and regional level He cited Youngstown, Marietta , Rio Grande, Wright State, Cedarvllle, and Otterbein plu s about 10 others One big advantage Dayton has over Columbus lor the tourney Is the shuttle-bus system to transport fans from the majot morels to I he arena and back It Is convenient quick . and take hundreds of vehicles out of the traffic congestion at the arena Famlllar laces In th e crowd Included Williard "Buddy" Moore, a Middleport natlve and former Ga llla Academy football coach, who was just appointed athletic director at Middletown high school in January Wayne Wiseman, a teammate of Bevo Francis at Rio Grande, Is rellred from teaching, but still serves as head ba sketball coach at Springfield South high school Roy Moses, also a Bevo teammale, was In altendance Most head ba sketball coaches from southern Ohio and Rick Van Maire. whose Greenfield McClain team was I'dged 52 51 by tourney champion Columbus DeSales In the regional tourna ment About people we remember, Dick Refton, who guided the old Pomeroy Panther basketball tea ms In I he 1950's, now retired from Mansfield Mala bar high school. Paul Kuhn, former Gallipolis cit y schools superint endent, now retired as superintendent of Harrison city schools. where he still lives Tom M etters, longtime sportsw rit er for the Athens Messenger. received a first place award from the Ohio Prep Sportswriters Association, for hts report on th e Athens Fort Loramie th1• Cl.tss 1\ st.tlr rh.omp, h.rs onlv '1\ bo\ s enrolled the sma ll est of th <• 12 tr.Jm s In the· tout n.lllll'nl Buckeye Trail, wllh 1% bovs halls ft om GuPrnsrv Cou nt\ and scrimmaged Jim Osbot nr s GAHS Blur Devi l s In ,, pre seaso n warmup on Nov 7 In th e big Ci.Jss /\AI\ ToiNIO Whllm rt h.ts 1tl71 hovs, C'.1nton McKinlrv h,Jd 90h O.r ytnn Ounb.u 72fi ,one! (''' ' r>l,ond St l osr>ph 647 Teams appr.H'lng In the st.1tr toul nrv mu'l pl ,l\ clthrl 21i 27 or 28 games fl om st.trt to fi nish Mosl tr ,Jms pl.1v ,, l Og.tnw season schedule and th r lh ll'r lourn.urH•nts lhrn tlr>t<•t mine how manv they mu st win to lC.J ch the lop Humm IS alwa ys a pal I ollhf' tou 1n.m11 nt , Irk!' on 'I hur.sclr v evrning rmmedlatf'IV fol lowrng 11H' lip ufr IJl'IW('( 'Jl r'or I LOJ amiP and Old W.tshmglon But ki'Y' Tt .lll ,, pl.l\1'1 lwl difficul ty dtlbbllng lht• ball HI' ' hawed 11 to,, g,,mc olflcl.d , who bOUOC'f'd If roUJ 01 fiVf' lilllf'S .tnd Jl'qUt•sf(•(j tl !lf•W b,l)j fl u m foUl n.lmP nt offrcla ls St·rms th C' bdll dl• l nn t h.tVI' Pnough dl! In lt rn the Fl ldav g. lmfl hi IWi 1'0 Dunh.ll .tnd St lOS (• phs soml' \ratr St Jor ran s ~01 up st' l whPn onf'of l hl'li s t,H pl.a VPl s fouh' cl 1 out , and thrPw" frw papl't nbj<•tts onl o thr pl.tvlng floor T hP PA .mnouncr1 g.tVI' lhl'm .1 lf' l ~t' wa rnin g dbout lhr s action and sta t ~d 'offrnrlrrs caught thr ov. lng oh]ct ts or1l o lhr• plavlng floor will hr F:Xf.CUTED fot m ttl<' .llrn.t ' This brought " mlxtu tr of diri'JS dnrl ]~' ' " hom lh!' <~Ud l l'nll' Also at the stall of th .ll g,JmP .r shor 1rrfllr l.ll h.1rlto thlllll' th•· ball up SJX times b<'fUII' It w,ts lour hl'd for thl' up• •nlng tip oil St Jos!'ph' s center John B!'o~uf o rd ''to 11. whti!' Dunb,IJ ' s cen tr1 Mlkr Hal!'v. swnds to 7 On the shuttle bus belwt•t•n th1• """"' .ond 1111• Holld.tv Inn South fans noticed .111d l'hucklrd .11 ,, bu siness on Broadw.oy Sl known as Skid Row FIC·r v.ood W.Js .tvc~lldhlr r1 o m wnofil'n skids In th e yatd For thosC> who l .ln ' l John Atena wo~ll, thr ., 1987 SCHEDULE FLEA MARKET Meigs County Grounds, Pomeroy, Ohio APRil 2·3·4-S; MAY 1-2-3; JUNE 4-S-6-7 JULY 2·3·4·5; AUG. 6·7·1·9; SEPT. 3-4-5-6 OCT. 1-2·3-4; NOV. $·6-7 304 422-4169- 614 742·2112 , JfJAA lourn.Jml'nt Is s t•ll or St 24 2o, ,onrl lfi In Columbus on M.11rh Hoosiers eye third NCAA hardwood title under Knight -. ¥' A number of co unterfrll ltckrt s f01 the Friday night clash between Cl ass AAA Dunb<11 dnd Cleveland St Joseph W<'l r sold outside the aren.r f01 $15-$2> s tat e tournament" championship game fea lu rl ng By DAVID E NATHi\N Magic Johnson of Michigan Slate UPI Sports Writer • against Larry Bird of Indiana NEW ORLEANS ( UPI ) -The Stat e By GENE CADDES however. Haley stlll had a Indiana Hoosiers ca n elevate Indiana, winner of the Midwest Bobby Knight to the co mpany of . UPI SporlR Writer healt hy Klrk Taylor, the other Regional. reached the final bv collegiate bas ketball's all-time half of hls dynamtc duo DAYTON , Ohio (UP()- Day downing lop ranked Nevada Las coac hing elite lonlght with a Following Baker's InJury, Haton Dunbar's first state h1gh Vegas 97-7:lln a semlltnal game ley consldered movmg Taylor victory over Syracuse In the school basketball champlonshlp Saturda y Syracuse. the East NCAA Tournament final back to gua rd . but mstead, wen! wasn't easy Regional champwn . advanced Kmghl can become the third with 5-fool-9 jumor Mlk<' Garrl The Wolverines of Coach Mlke by whipping Big East rival coac h In NCAA history to win son at the pomt Haley outlas tl'd scrappy Canton Provldence 77-S:\ " I flgured lf we were going ro more th an two national titles McKmley 70 65 Sa tu l day mght ar All America guard Steve AI ' I be a stat e rhamplonshlp team, wllh a victory over Syracuse thE' Umverstry of Davton Arena before an expected crowd of ford, Indiana' s all tim e leading we ou~ht lo be able to do It for the Class AAA champions hlp mor(' than 64,000 In the cavernou s scorer, struck for a team- high J:l Wllhout one player "sa id Haley, and they dld II lot thr most parr Superdome Legendary figu res points In the victory over UNLV who had s~"<lte h ed Jhe versatile, without explosive pomt guard The 6 foo t 2 senJOr presents rhr 6 foot 4 Tavlor from guard to a John Wooden of UCLA and Mark Ba ker I he Adolph Rupp of Kentucky are most difficult defensive probl em forward spot for the game Baker, who scored 23 points 10 only others to achieve that fo r Syracuse The Hoosiers usc the semlfmals, sprained an ankle screens to get Alford open for hls Garrison finished with 3 points. dlsllctlon 5 minutes Into the game and was 6 assists and committed only 2 Indiana has won tw o lltles In jump shot fmlshed for th e nlghr turnovers while runnmg the the past 10 yea rs under Knight. " I didn't sleep much after ' ' Unfortunately for McKmley, Dunbar offense. who also won a Iitle as a player watching the Indiana ga me In Baker's absence. Taylor with Ohio State in 1960 (against UNLV)," Boehelm said '' stole the show. scoring 31 points Thr showcase gam e of co llege "When Alford pla ys the way hr " lor the second mght In a row He basketball, set for a 8 12 p.m did , I don't know If they re led the Wolves In rebounds also EST tipoff. cu lminates a season beat able " The Daily Sentinel , with 11 and was the unanimous that Jx>gan In mid November If Sy rae use uses a man-to man choice as the AAA tournament's with 290 Division ll<:'amsgunnlng I USPS 145-980) defense, as they have much oil he 1\ Dlvl"'l on ol Mulltmeclla. Inc MVP lor lhe national title. The meet tournament, guards Sherman "It was j ust like TayiOJ s Jng will be thr first ever between Douglas or Greg Monroe or sma ll Publl shrd f'V t"rv aflcornoon Mondav perlormancP every night, " said the tenth-rankl'd Orangemen, forward Howard Triche wil l lhrou~h Ft !dav. 111 Court S! Po· mt•rov Ohi o bv Ihe Ohi o Valli')' Pub Haley, who now has won four 31 6, and second ranked Hoosl cover Alford. 11 s hln~~t Compa nv/ Mulllmf'(l la Inc . state titles, Including three whlle ers, 29 4 "Alford Is going to get hi s Pomf'rov Ohio 4$769 Ph 99'2 2156 S<' ('(lnd ( t ,H;~ po~ l aJ!'£' paid al Pomrtoy at Dayton Roth "He's a money Syracuse coach Jim Boehclm, points,· Boehelm said, 'but any Ohi o ballplayer When the chips are who played with form er NBA one of lhelr starters Is capable of down, he takes charge He's been grea t Dave Bing In the Orange a 20-plus point night so you can't MPmbC'r Unitf'd Pr£'SS Inlf'rna!lo nal Inland DallY Pr<'SS Assoclalion and 1hC' doing It all year and the best Is men backcourt In the mld-1960s, be concernl'd wllh Alford alone" Ohio N£'wspap£"r Assoclat,on National Is making his first championship yet to come for Kirk Taylor." Syracuse's star during the Advrrtislng RcprPsl'nl .lllvf' Branham McKinley Coach Dave Cady game appearance Before this Nrwspapl.'r Salt'S 733 Third Aven u£' tournament has been Rony Sel Nrw York. N('W York 10017 agreed about Taylor's talenls season, Syracuse had failed to kaly , a 6 foot 10 junior center win consecutive NCAA Tourna· "Treg Lee (of Cleveland SJ who did no I begin playing basket· POS'JMA.tTER Send nddrrss ch.mR£:os to Th£' Dall)' Srnllnt>l 111 Coun St. Joseph) was th e player of the m ent games In 11 years under ball until he was In the ninth Pomeroy Ohio 4.'i769 Boehelm. year," said Cady, " but It proba grade In Athens. Greece. He Is The game will be televised on bly should have been at least a scoring 24 polnls a game In five SUBSCtnPTION RATES By Carrier or Motor Route tie. I don't think we have seen CBS and the network Is hopeful NCAA games and has leaml'd OM WN•k $1 25, the matchup will attract an anyone better this year " with freshman forward Derrick Onr Month $5 •c;. On£' Y('ar 165 ~' McKinley' s only lead ca me audience thai approaches the Coleman to give the Orangemen when Terry Jackson opened the top-r ated final - ever. lhe 1979 formidable Inside punch. SINGLE COPY PRICE game with• a 3-polnt pla y Re· 25 Ccn ls Dall v naldo O'Neal's faslbreak baskel Subscrlbt'rs not desirlnii: topav lht?car put. Dunbar ahead 40 seconds rl~ may rt>mlt In advan~ dlrret ro ' laler and the Wolverines, alThC' Dally Sl>nl lnl'l on a 3 6 or 12 month basis Crrdll will be glvrn currll'r each though never able lo muzzle the F~ir W(l('k, ' Bulldogs. were on the way to No subs crl pllons by mall pt'rmlt !Pd In their 15th consecutive win In a ar(las where hom<' carrier scrvlcl' Is 24-4 season availabl e Earlier Saturday, the Class A Ma118ub8crlptions title went to Fort Loramie, which lntJide Melp County Dealers W1nted- Buyera Wanted - Come One- Come All raced away from Bucyrus Wyn13 Weeks $17 29 Reuonable Setup R1t11-lndoor Spece- Outdoor SSM~ct 26 Wl'eks .. $.14.06 ford In lhe final quarter for a 52 Weeks Sfi6 56 WE'LL SEE YOU AT THE FLEA MARKET 68-50 wln over the Royals, while Oul~de Metp C.unly Columbus DeSales took the AA 13 Weeks Sl8 20 For lnftr-tlon Call 26 Week.! $3510 title with a 71-64 decision over 52 Weeko , $67 60 Dayton Jefferspn. ' Some 100.000 shut sleeved fans wlth d<1lh temps In the h1gh six ties, pumped about three million tt oll .lls Into the Dayton economy Wynford , from Crawf01d County """' Flucyous, drfr,tlrrl Wayne Trace 50-49 In the Cl.rss A opc•nt•t Wvnlot d h.rs lhHbo vs enrolled Hlllu HI ~tit So; ltu"l ftn,. kt-l hall Sturo•,. ~hill Ga llipol is bask~t ball game outing the 1!)H'o-8(i " '"'on, Ath ens edgl'd thr Blue DC'VII S 49 44 Dayton has now hosled I he lournament for two years and Is drawmg more anger than prai se as the tourney Jocallon. Most fans and coaches do nol like the cold fact that many team s from the area play as many as 10 games per year In th e arena Dayton Dunbar, Dayton Jefferson , and a number of other teams have the advantage of playing In the gym, while many opponents coming from 200 300 mil es away have not even see the city before One coac h from northern Ohio said, "at least St John Arena at Ohio State Is never used for regular season or tournament play by the high school teams until they arrive there for th e Oiltiii[O (1\1.1 H No\\ \ urk j N•• I a l Sl l'•ltr~ llUrlt Flu l nl I llltt;ar~ 111 Lo• AnJl• h.,.. 111 :n p m ), The Arena parking area will accommodate more than 4,500 vehicles and Is also very close to the huge Delco Moraine brake faclory, which produces braking systems for General Motors 11 s Kt sulh Tornnlo ~ ( hltiiJ:Il t,\1. ~ 6 Tt·~u~l :'\tw\urk lt\1.11 l>ttrolt 6 Ka~n s11 ~ ( lly I, llllnnlni[N (!no lnnatl 1 HO!<ilun 0 o\tla11111. .&, Bulllmurt ll f'III!OihUI"{h 'I, Mlnnt'Oitllu ~ l'htlldt•lpWu ~ Sl l..utls I ITit d ulto r II f 'hh Ul{ll The sprawhng Dayton Arena complex, also known as a trauma cent er this year because of the many close games In the tournament. Is adjacent to Welcome Stadium, a magnificent football comp lex owned by the Dayton City School system II II Ill I! 9 II ~uturda' \!I OVP Stall Reports The 65th edition of the Ohio High School Boys Basketball Tournament at the University of Dayton Arena has come and gone Fort Loramie of Shelby County Is the new Class A king , Columbus DeSales won the Class AA title, and home- lawn Dayton Dunbal rei gns as the AAA champion. :i.1ti II ro CII\' (bh oiJlO ttl "' I • !IKlll' II Ill Tnrnnln c ltulund \Ill\\ Ill K l! \Unm slllu To ~ 1 1s 1'\t\\ \ttrk KllnsiL~ ' '" '" " ""' ·~ II II nn.. tnn i'i-4 il7 II ( hh o\Jl!l !'olini1Psolll :'1: \TIONI\1, HOC KF.\ lf. \<.1 I' By Unll"d FrtM lnlt rnaUunal •• ' "" ' " "" "" !'ian ~ randstn <lntlnrwtl loian Hl••.:o l ..u~ \uNtil's Mttnlrtal 6, !'\tv. \nrk 1!\1.1 8D!Iton IlK Phlltult lphla llhl ( hit 1111;11 liS Nr" \ ork !!ti l'urllund l;ltSan \ftlonllllll Nn ganws " r. I'll lnnln,;~ SUnda,y's RfoHIIIIs ' " II lnn)n,;~l (ooh!ton Nlu4l 111.1 U11111 1141 ' l'liiiii'IHaJI,o~ II.I[UI I touts The Daily Senttnei- Page- 3 State tournament briefs... Exhibition results i'lj ,\TIONAI IIA."'Kt::I'Do\1 I \SSI)4 R~ IJnllt d l'rt '!o!>~lntHna l lon,d deepens~__J_ac_k_A_nd_e_rs_on_&_D_al_e_~_an_A_t_ta or· Chaplet No. !>1, DA V Pomc•oy "Happiness and the creatlve reallzatlon of human needs and deslres, Individually and In sharl'd enjoyment, are contmu ous themes of humamsm. "Without countenancing mind less permi ssiveness or unbridled promlsculty , a civilized SOClet y should be a lolerant one "The preciousness and dlgmty of the mdlvldual person is a central humanist value We reject all rehglous, ldeologlal or moral codes that demgrll.!e the mdlvtdual, suppress freedom , dull Intell ec t , dehumanize personality long All letters arrsubj~ tt oed lll ng and mu s! br> signed ""lth name, address and telephone number No W1slgnal let ters will be pt bhJthed Letters should be In By LEE LEONARD UPI Statehouse Reporter COLUMBUS I UP I t - House Speaker Vernal G Rlffe Jr , D-New Boston has waved hls magtc wand , produced $111 mllllon for ed ucallon. declared the proposed stal e budget bal anced, and lS ready to send 1t over to the Sena te When It grts thete, the m.J)Onty Repubhcans will dtscover the budget Is no more balancPd than the day it was wntlen back In January by the admmtstJatJon of Gov Rlchard F. Celes te It's pretty dtfflcull tot ake what the Leglslatlve Budget Office called a $298 mllhon shortage, add $111 mii!Jon m spending for education , e!Jmmat e some fees and a commerc tal avlatJOn fuel tax, scrape togelher $60 mllhon worth of unused rotary funds and call th e budget balanced But that's what Rlffe and hls fmanclal experts dld, after puttmg on thetr rose co lored glasses to look at revenue es tJmates and welfare raseload pro)ectJOns The rest of the balancmg act was done Wltb share In common But we reject those features of traditional religious morality that deny humans a full appreclalton of !heir own potentialities and responslbllllles. March 30, 1987 ,.. Page-2- The Daily Sentinel ' I th ink Syl .tcu sr• has un outstandmg 111 sldt' gumt•, Knight said "Se l k<~lv and Co lo m an arc verv . vrr y good tnsldr• There arc th l re 01 fout thing s rh at yo u have to br able to dolo play lnsld<:' and thrv do all of them well · I ndlana will pla y II s 11 ad IIlona I man to man defense und Oran Garrett will try to stop Selkalv Ra<·eway results TO ll DO Ohio tlJ Pt 1 N H [; Blast w,ts dl •r l<~rr>d lh f' wlnn!'l ol Sunda y nlghl s ft, tu1 (•d Hllh rae1 • p:u C' .tt rt,u Pw tV l'utk dftl'l lh!' flt st pl.trl' lin WitS £'hdl J:U' d \\ lth rnt PrkaPnlC' ( , '1 n. oekvwo nlht'r.t c·Pw rth.t !. Oil J 1 f!04 king , hul II tl( k 1s hrr j udgC's dPt f> l min4'd th1 p.t(('J lnlt•lf<•oed 11IU1 LPC' Trr Sl rl k<•s In the .rtf'lCh .1 nd pi,IU'cl him IOUllh N ru; ll l,ISI, <iiiVf'n IJy F'tank Osbotn, l( ' fUinPll $i1, $(1ti0 ot!Hl $4 llll as lh f' wlnnrt' whlll' natl (•t Rt rJ p.tld $H Kf) and $1 XII tnt sc·cond .tnd GrP 'J'pr Str lkl'' kJikNJ IJa!'k $.\XII f01 lhfrd CANDY CLASSES 10 A.M. til 3 P.M. Every Hour on the Hour Thurs., Fri. & Sot. April 2-3.4 Trained Staff To Assist You ... et:Jt !ACt(~...-:~.~~ MATIN[[S SATURDA~ I. SUNDAY • All S£ATS S2 ~ A~l ll r ON (VERI l UESO!! 12 50 BAA~IN MARCH 27 thru APRIL 2 PH. 992-6910 .OHIO VALLEY BULK FOODS POMEROY, OHIO ~====::;:;:::::::::::~::::::::::::::::::::::;~ I AmNnON MEIGS COUNTY VOTERS IN ORDER TO VOTE IN THE MAY 5, 1987 ELECTION YOU MUST BE REGISTERED TO VOTE BY APRIL 6, 1987 YOU MAY REGISTER, CHANGE YOUR ADDRESS, OR CHANGE YOUR NAME AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Meigs County Board of Elections I01 Ml<hani' Strut Pom~roy, Ohio-992-2697 Mondoy thru Friday 1:30 o.m. tq 12:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. to 4:30 p..m. Meigs County License Bureau Mulberry Avenue - Pomeroy, Ohio Monday, Wednesday, Friday 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. Tuesday 9:00 am. to 7:00 p.m. Thursday 9:00 am. to 12:00 (noon) Saturday 1:00 a.m. to 12:00 (noon) If you are unable to visit these locations, please call the board office and your needs can be taken care of by phone. �Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio ' --- By The Bend SocSec: March 30, 1987 Page-4 the aged as well as a dults and children who are blind or dts abled Because eligibility i s based on need the aged, blind, or dtsabled p erso n must m eet guid elines forlncom eand reso~r ces For married people, a spouse's mcome and resources are constdered and for a child, the parents Income and r esou r ces are counted afler cer l am deduclions are applied SSJ can supplement an apph cant's income up to a federally se t level In 1987, th e maximum m onlhly SS I payment i s $340 for someone with no other Incom e Any other mcome would l ower lhe SSI amount though An elderly widow with $220 m ol her countable incom e would get an SSI check for $120 for example A marned couple with bolh people eligible could recetve a maximum or $510 Resources are classified as either cash assets or those thmgs witll a cash value This year s eiigibilily limits are $1800 for a single person and $2700 for a married person For a disabled Competitor named from Meigs County Sta cy L1 nn Rurn 14 daught er of Mr and M rs Jon Michael Burns Ches hire, has been se iecled to co mpel e m lhe Ohio !VI ISS 1 EEN Pageant to be h<'ld In Davton al Stouffer' s Dayton Plaza Hotel Day lon Co nvenlton and Exhibtlion Center Aug 21 21 Each gu l In the cont es t mu sl matnlatn a B or beller averagem school and mu s1 contrtbul e al imst 12 hoUI s servic e ttme lo a chart l abi('or CIVIC group Pattie tpants wtll co mpete m f tve ca tego11es m cludtng schoiasltc INTERNATIONAL DAY - 1\s ,, part of the International Da~ program at Rivt•r\lew El<•nll ntary School rt•<enlly, shaoxoan Yu of China and Furno Tagnch1 of J.op.m <arne from Oluo Un"er"IY to met'! w1th lht• sludt•nts \ u t.olked lo llu sludcnls .ohont Chmt•st• cullur<•, and Moss Taguclu, ptdun•d her e, taught the studt nls in gradeN 001' I hrough makmg a pro wet SIX ahout Japant•se arl With ,til or I Ill' !OilUdents Bing given family dinner MMFN \01 non F. Btng stall oned wtlh the lJ S Navy tn Guam, "as honored with a famllv dinnot p.trt v '' the homo of his gra ndmothct Bert ha Ring Bailey Run Road Pomeroy r ecent tv Ho ts tho so n of Ve t non .Jnd Dariren Bmg Ga llipolis Attend ing lh<' patt i wt• t r Nann Phil lips Diana Ca ldwell Oudne and Tony Bmg T erry an d Sharo n Sayre Mts tv 1 t a\ls and l atrd of Ga lllpoits Rtil and K ay Mc E lroy Jeff l or1 and Irs stca Pomero1 Enc and Ianter Bower Cluts Tomm y and Trt tl Port sm outh Bing has no" retut nod to Guam where he ts aboard I he USS N ta gara rails and "til be ac htevement volunteer servtce, speech 0 1 taienl pet sonal mler \Jew and lot mal presenta tr on Th e v.tnnerwtilt ece"ea M 0011 tuitiOn scholarship l o Lincoln Memortal Un1vers1ty Harro gate Tenn a $1,000 cash scho la t shtp an appearance con II act and a full scholarship to Barbizon School of Modeitng All contes lanl s wtli recetve a logo shirt a cerhflcal e of achievement and a $200 sc holar ship lo Barbtzon Sc hool of M odeltng Burns "hose hobbies and mt eres t s Include play mg p1ano and flute, wor km g with small c hildren and sw tmmin g ts bemg sponsored by lhe Stiver Run Youth Group, Middleport , Susan T rent Pomerov, L ois Taylor Vernon E Bmg st a flo ned I herr fo t I he ncs I two 1ears Ht s add t <'SS ts MMFN Btng Vernon E USS Ntaga r a Falls AFS 1 M D tv tston FPO S.m I ranctsco Ca li f %67:l 1012 with Agnes Dixon a nd Trect e Abbott winnmg 1he priZes For I he program I here was a surprt se shower lot Nancy Grueser and her mfanl daugher, Anna Jeanne The group discussed makmg pads oul of newspapers and sheet mal ertal for lh e Cancer Society and decided to save ca ncelled sl amps for !he Semor Clltzens Cenl et Communty calendar/area happenings MONDAY RUTLAND - Rutland Gar d< n Club will m eet a t lhr home of Mrs Vernon Wcbl'r with Mrs Virginia Atkin s co hos tess M on day al 7 10 p m M embet s wtil decide on a civ ic prowct tn keeping with Natton.t l c.~rdenmg Wel'k Apr II 12 18 building A il CO.Jc hes at e t o take rqutpmcnt 2, fr om 9 10 lo 3 10 all he Meigs Counl y Scmor Center Cra fts , cera mics candy and baked goods wtll be sold TUESDA\' REEDSV ILLE Riverv tev. Gat den Clu b will m eet al 7 30 p m Tuesday at lh<' homeof M rs D<•nvet Weber Meigs Coun1 y Exlens\on Age nl Agncuiture John Rt cc w tll pr rsent the pt ogt am MIDDLEPO RT Semi annual mspcct to n of .Jobs Daughl ers Belhd 62 wtli be held Mondav a l 7 !0 p m a l the IYliddiPporl Masonic Temple Mr s Paulme Ptnker grand guardian will be lhl' tn speclmg officer Ail M asons and OES membet s a re tnvt l ed to attend Dmncr LONG BOTTOM - Th e Long Botlom Communil y Associahon Wtil be s la ~i ng a SprtngSmorgas bard dmner Salurday April 4 from 4 Ia 7 p m al l he commuml y build tng The all you can <'a l dinner will m clude sever al m eals and enlrees hom em ade noodles dessert s and drinks for one low prtce Eve ryonc welcome Cour~t.' CH ESTF.R - Ches 1c 1 I own ship Trust ers wi ll have• a spec ial mee ting Monday 7 10 p m at I he to" n hall POMEROY - A hun let sa fel1 cout sc spons01 r d by I he Ohio Depar lm<'nl of Na tut a! Resou r res will be held Ap ttl 6 8 9 and 10 from 6 lo 9 p m nlghliy al th e Meigs Count\ Office of F.duca !ton In thr Pomeroy Mumctpal Ru tldin g Al l pattlc tpants mu st pre r eg tster by Mar< h 11 b\ ca llm g ,John Costanzoa t 84l 5405 RACINE - Ractne Bail A5'o clalion coaches will m f'('l a l 6 p m M ond ay at klnd<'r ga r ten llaz.lar POMEROY -A n Ltstrr Raz uar Will be held Thut sday Apn i Dance POM EROY - Shady Rtver Shufficrs ar e sponsoring a square dance and clogging on Salurda} Aprti 4 from 8 lo 11 p m at Pomeroy VIllage Hall Mu sic wtll be provided by Circle D Wranglers wilh ca ller Jim Ca rnahan $2 donalions w ill be accepted al lhe door Everyone Party given for senior citizens A senior r 11Jzrns pa1 tv wa s h5'ld tecentll at Mtddlrporl F irs t Baplisl Church by the Board of fhrlsiian F.duc,lltOn of th ~ church The chur ch soci al rooms b<' IPoet's corner Onh Gnd Kne~wN r J Y.Onfif'l V.hll (.od ll i lh th in k" Of thf' thing-: I !In tnrl s,\\' I wonf1C'I If Hr hl' 11 ~ mf' Whr n I kn f'r l• loo.~ n to p1 ., ' I v. onctrr If Hf' ~ plr !Sf'fl As I as k Him frH • tr h ftll 'fi' 01 dOC'S Hf' sr 1 111 pr lVI 1 A tr iC'f'ofr uth l\ g HPd 1 I I wondf' r If Ht douht <o M v "U h .Hinn 1~ f01 1 • •I • As Hf' look!l eli t p in n \ 11 g 1\ 1 t To SN' just hov. I 111 I I ¥t nndC'T If lfr kn oy. .., With 1Pmpt 1Jikm r'' r\ rlt\ Just hnv. ion~: I r 111 u fu ~ ' And lUI n •n<l" dk J \1 n 1 came a shamrock dlnm ~ roo m wi th dmnc1 mu sk by Fra n Parkct Dlnmg 10om dClOI aI tons WC't c grPPn and whttc t,tble clolhs shamr oek favoJS w llov. d.rffod iiS and a spn ng bou qu et Pat!\ ~:uesls wet c served a t>uffet dmnrr which was planned and prepat Ni b~ lhr education board Pa11 v gues l s wet e wei corned by Ma r ]Ot iC Walburn on bfohalf of the educaiion board. and gra ce was g iven by Rev I ur I Eden Co c hair men fat the dtnner were Mar jm ie WaibUI n and Ca r oly n Davis assisted by Ade le Whil<'. Donna Grueser Wanda Sha nk and Sa 1ah Fow let Foll owing the dinnc• a rcadmg ca ll ed Remember When was I kn~ thf'sr m tO\ IJUf'stlon ~ AI f' IX'hH'f'n m\ (,od 1n1i m1 J fk p Y.h•n H1 lnok tlUI Ot'<lllfc r-~ rom 1'11\n rnrt srt II lt f'f' So :.HI da \ ~ pass .md q m s t Inns lise Somr a n ~ " cr.: I v. j n t knnv. Bul v.hrn m\ lime on f'llth ts 1111nuc h H(• lltrll mt v.htlt tn gn Olr n lilll ison Pomr• O\ lu!'l t A PrayPr Awl\~ Jrfi u!ll I!! just ll pravr r uv. II' With hf'lp lh Il ls for fn (' H e~ lhf'l t If vou ju !lt kn ff' l dov.n Just If\ It t nd \ ou II ~ rr }'lr lllakr \ ou r troubiNl on• In onr To thr F,11hcr up 1bo\ f H <' ll ~< hO'>I.VOU '>I. hV H ! Clmi• IOI 1rth To provr His father " IO\r So as rarh dHv dr 111. s 10 u closr Ju st go to Hi m In pr a v1 r Thu nl< Him for lu "l llslrnlng And 1111<ln.'!: tlmr lo rM<' For bl•l n,:: lhrrr In h1 1r vou To hrlp vou th1 OUI! h "arh don Rl'm £>miX' r If vou Ju ~ t knf'('l d ov.n }l('s j usl a J)rl yl r IV. <J\ ' Ol('n Harrison Porn" roy present ed b\ Adele White A slory a nd song lrt sh Ttmes • was presenled by Bob Parker Rev Ear l Eden took guesls · Dov. n Memory Lane" wtth ptclut es and stories of his ehtldhood Those all ending lhe spec ial aclivily were Mr and Mrs Har old Cha se Mr and Mrs John M etz~er Mt and Mrs Willis A nth ony Sa r ah Fowler, Beulah Whil e, Belly Gilkey Winnie While, Carolm e Miller Lillie Hubbard. E liza beth Slaven Earl and Jean Ede n, E lhel Hu ghes. Dorolhy Neulzllng, Janice Da · niels Loutsc Thompson Nellie Wer ner and Freda Edwards Specia l helpers were Sl acey and Adam Shank QUESTION lam • construclron worker and Sll'nd about 1200 a year on dungarees work tackets1 and coveralls Can I deduelthe cost lot ~y work clothes and the expense of cleamng them? ANS•ER No The clothrng you descrrbe IS ordrnary ctothrng lhal IS adaplable to gene111 we31 whether or Kltl A Kobllf Jr EA Enrolled lo Prectrco ~ofore the Internal Rmnue St,.lct ' not you are workmg The cost Is a pers ooal ex Pense and not deducltble Th is Is I rue even rl your ' employer reQUires you to wear thrs clolltmg. On ly costumes and untforms that are not su1table lor ge neral wear are deductible The cost of reqUired pr otectrve clolhrna such as hard h!ls salely shoes work gloves aQd rublle! boots IS dedueltble ANOTHER IIIIVICI OF -. ........ __ _- - welcom e Walkalhon POME'ROY M etgs Hi gh Sc hool Band Boosters arc spon soringawa l k a lhononSaturda y Apni 4 starling at 10 am Anyone Staq LJ'1111 Bum Dubim, VIdeo Touch Middle port, and Dr Wilham Thomas Galltpolts Trec lr Abbott will hosl lh e Apni 16 meeltng w11h Phyllis Skmner l o have th e program at that t tme The club praver was gtven and Mrs Blacks10n served refr esh m ent s 10 th ose nam ed and Louise Bearhs Frances Goegiem B u ena Grueser, VIOle! Hy sell Lr nora L etfhell Nancy Morns and Phyllis Skmner The Wilkesviie Township Vo lunteer Ft re m en's A ssoctallon will br ha\ rn g a mcelm g and lr a mmg sesswn on Sund av Apn i '\ begi nm g al 1 P m Ail f ur drpart m enl and assoctalion member s arc urged to all end !JOn 123 151 (BI(21 of tho 0 R C lAm Sub H B 5B4l Only bids recttved from MSE a who are cert1f11d pr1or to the bid open1ng t1me and date will be accepted Sealed proposals wtll be rec11vad at the DIVISION OF RECLAMATION DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES 1865 FOUNTAIN SQUARE SECOND FLOOR COLUMBUS OHIO 43224 unt1l Thursday AprH 30, 1987 at 10 00 am E11tem Oayhght Sav1ng1 Time and opened theraher for furmah 1ng the matertlla and par formtng the labor for the executiOn and construction of MORRIS SEEP SALISBURY TOWNSHIP ROAD 27 MEIGS COUNTY OHIO RECLAMATION PROJECT NUMBER MG lb-8 1n accordance w;th the plans and apac1f1catlons prepared by lht DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL RESOURCES, THE DIVISION OF RECLA MATION. COLUMBUS, OHIO BIDS WILL BE OPENED IN THE SECOND FLOOR CONFERENCE ROOM OF 1866 !BUILD· lNG HI OF THE FOUNTAIN SQUARE OFFICES OF THE OHIO DEPAIITMENT OF NATURAL IIESOURCES THE ESTIMATE FOR THIS PROJECT AS DETER · MINED BY THE DIVISION OF RECLAMATION IS f21,280 00 A pra bid mooting witt bo held on Fridoy Aprlt 17 18B7 al 1100 am otthe Coploe ofthe,lono spec\· flcations and proponl forma will bo forwarded from tho Dlvlaion of Rodtmotlon. Do· part~Y*tl of Noturot At· aour. . . • upon receipt of a chtcll In the omount of R"'B·""' modo poyoble lo the IU NDA Y,.VI~ purchased with cash '" the speclftcattons become the property of the prospective b1ddera and no refunds wtll be made Add1t1onal mfor mat1on may be obtamed from the D1V1110n 1f Recla matlon, Department of Nat ural Resources, 1865 Foun tam Square Bu•ld1ng H Second Floor Columbus, Oh•o 43224 !Phone (6141 266 10681 Each bid must be accom penrod by a BID GUA A ANTY meetmg the re qutrements of Sect10n 163 64 of the Oh1o Rev1sed Code CONTRACTORS ARE ADVISED THAT IN AC CORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF THE JAN UARY 27, 1972 EXECU TIVE ORDER BY THE GOV ERNOR OF OHIO AND AMENDED EXECUTIVE ORDER B4 9 FEBRUARY 16 1984, EQUAL EMPLOY MENT OPPORTUNITY CONDITIONS ARE APPLI CABLE TO THIS BID WAGE RATES ESTABLISHED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SEC TtON 1613 18 AND 1513 37 OF THE REVISED CODE ARE ALSO APPLICABLE 81d1 are sealed and ad· dressed to DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL AESOUR · CES DIVISION OF RECLA· MATtON 1865 FOUNTAIN SQUARE, BUILDING H SE· COND FLOOR. COLUM BUS OHIO 43224 No bidder ml'l withdrew h11 bid withm !601 days after the ~etual data of the opening thereof The D1rector of Natural Resources res.vas the nght to rejec1 any or all bids or to accept the bid whtch em bra cu such combination alter •••tv nata proposals as may pro mota the belt Interest of the Stata Ao p«>Vkled In Section 123 151 of the Oh•o Ro vised Code and Admmlatra- tlvo Rule 123 2 15·02 of lha Deportment of Admlnli· trattvo Services, tho CON· TRACTOR ahoH milfte every effort to enaun, that cert1f1ed CONTRACTORS RE QUIRING ASSISTANCE IN SECURING BIDS FROM CERTIFIED MBE SUBCON TRACTORS AND SUPPLI ERS MAY CONTACT THE STATE EQUAL EMPLOY MENT COORDINATOR BY CALLING 16141 4e6 8380 OR THE MINORITY BUSt NESS DEVELOPMENTOIV ISION BY CALLING 16141 466 6700 OR TOlL FREE ON 1 (8001 282 1086 APPROVED FOR PUBLI CATION IN The Datly Sen ttnel Pomeroy Ohto on March 30 and Aprol 6, 1987 RECOMMENED LARRYW MAMONE, Chrof D1vtst0n of Reclamation Date 3 / 24/ 87 APPROVED JOSEPH J SOMMER Otrector Oapanment of NatuNI Aftouceo O.te 3/ 24/ 87 13130 (4)6 2tc Public Notice FINANCIAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31 1 986 Scipio Townohlp County of Meigs ''Th11 11 an unaudited FlniOCilll Report" BUMMAftY OF CASH BALANCES. RECEIPTS AND EXPENDITURES "''"" .... .-.............. ~- ... r _ _ ,...,,. - - ...... - BISSELL BUILDERS (USTOM BUILT HOMES & GARAGES "A I Pmes" Reasonable PH. 949-2801 or 949-2860 Day or Night NO SUNDAY CALLS 4 16 86 tfn ANTIQUES BUY OR SELL RIVERINE ANTIQUES 1124 East M'"n St Pomeroy HOURS Tuo Wed Frr 11amto7pm Sunday 1 pm 7 pm By Chanu or Appointment RUSS MOORE 992-2526 3 2 I mo •- Addona tnd remodehng Roofmg tnd gutter work Concrete work Plumbing 1nd electrical work 992·6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Oh1o 4 1586fc EAGLE RIDGE AUTO REPAIR Truck, au1o , & heavy equipment repairs and welding I All makes & models) Intergovernmental Recorpts All Other 44 12 2 69 Revenue 48.270 75 PH. 949-2893 or 949-2756 John K. Btnh Owner/Mechanic 1 2 '17· 3 rno TOTAL RECEIPTS 103.214 70 DISBURSEMENTS General Govern mont 14 Publrc Safety 35 Publrc Works 38 Health Capitol Outley 7 TOTAL DISBURSE MENTS H 548 228 523 159 865 82 30 24 2B 90 BINGO EAGlES CLUI-POM!ROY, OH IHUIS •7 PM-II 6 4l ........ ..., Claul/1ed ·-. --.- 8 889 1 8 Fund Caah Balance 16 519 30 Fund Cash Balance n .. .,_"_ TOTAL RECEIPTS 103 214 70 DISBURSEMENTS General Govern ment 14 Publtc Safely 31 PubliC Works 38 Health Capital Outley 7 TOTAL DIIURSE MENTS te 548 228 523 159 885 ·-n=!:':.·-- cue:.~- U - et ..,.,,_,_ _ -...a....a,..__,_ :;~~ II U -.,.,_ 325 54 1 I 889 18 derJ Drob Fund Cash Balance Jan 1 B6 1651930 Fund Ca1h Balance 86 Oepoattory Balance Total TreaMWy ~ • :::::':!::.,_ TVs, Antennas Satellite Sales Installation Service % Electronic Organs 2! 092 73 Checks TOTAL BALANCE 5 109 49 23 40B 48 3/ 31187 I certify the fohwtng re port to be correct and tru• to the belt of "'V knowt edge Betty J B11hop Cltrll 354 70 Vance Rei. Pomeroy Oh 45769 614 742 249Z • 13130 1tc •• schools 2 3 bedrooms level lot carpel tng other lealu res mclude a mce Iron! por ch $26 900 00 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohto 45631 614·843-5248 REASONABlE • RELIAIIE 8-20 '86 tfn J&L BLOWN INSULATION CUSTOM BUILT GARAGES POLE STYLE or CONVENTIONAL VALLEY & FAn ESTIMATES TUNEUPS to TltANSMISSION CAll 992·7403 A~t. Sf Rf 33, Pomeroy, OH Your Old One 3272mo G&M TV REPAIR 49835 St. Rt. 124 Racine, Ohio 45771 949-3088 Bus. 949·2606 Home All Makes & Models 24 HR. SERVICE 3·11·2 mo pd ICUT OUT FOil FUTURE USEI KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All M•h• •Washers •D11hwashers •Ranges •Refngarators •Dryers •Freezers 12 J.9. IH mo pd Al10 Trautnlulon PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 Factory Choke Gauge Shotguns Only IIJ.8 lfn 6 17 tfc ous Real Estate -=~ RlllTtJR court lOCk garden water h~ mmeral s POMEROY- 2 story 8 1m home w1th b1g lot 3 baths SER JICE We can re r rr and re· core rad1a10rs and heater cores We can also actd bo1l and rod out radtators We also repatr Gas Tanks. some furntlu re PAT HILL FORD CERTIFIED APPRAISALS CALL 992 3325 Middleport, Ohto Housinq Headqu;uters No Sunday Calla 3 II tfn POMEROY, OH. PH. 992-9949 Bob Barton, Owner 2586tfn J&L BLOWN INSULATION VINYL & ALUMINUM SIDING •Insulation •Storm Doors •Storm Windows •Replacement W1ndowa •New Roof1ng "fiiEE ESTIMATES" JAMES KEESEE PH. 992·2772 3 II· 87· 1 mo Flattened Alum. Cans 26' lb (loan ShHI Ca11 Alum. 1 75' to 29' Ill. #1 COPPER ...............42' #2 COPPER ............... 32 1 Irony Aluminum 5toll 1 1b SCIPIO RECYCUIG Loc..ed 2 Ml E aiP•gevHf• On TownlhiP AoMI J142 614-992-34 6 lot m ment of Trenspo111tlon Col· umbuo. Ohio. until 10 00 A M Ohio Standerd Tlmt Tuesday. Aprol14 19B7. for 1mprovement1 '" Atheno Galt\a Hodclng Molgs Monroe Morgen NC> VARIOUS PATTERNS AND WOOD SPECIES 985-4176 or 985·3564 38632 BAILEY RD POMEROY J.25 1 mo Hoddng, ble. Vinton and Washington Countln. by opplytng Fnt Dry patnt fOf center Nnf!ll lane llnao ond tdgo u,.,. Projoctlonglh - 0 00 foot or 0 00 mile work length - veries feet or v1r111 m1le Pavement width - varl OUI 'The d1te Ht tor compla tlon of thll work shall be 11 AW An nou nee me nl s 3 4 Small Temtr Hound female spayed 111 shot• Hou111 brohn 843 15372 c.u Free fem•le 8w•eka old klll•n• 1 grey 2 bltdltnd grey ttrlped 304 676 296t Three certffled check or caehler' 1 ch.c:k for an emount equ1l to flvt pel etnt of hlo bid ~ut In no event more than fifty thouund dolltro, or o bond for ton per ctnt of his bid, peyablt 10 1ht Director llddtromulltptlly. on the forms. for qutiHica· llonatttootttndoy•prto"o 1flt date 111 for opening bide In KCordtnco with Chopttr 5525 Ohio Ao•loed Codo Pion• ond IJI)ICiflcotton• ""on flit In tht Dtponmont pr- ~!r!~':'."~::;,:d~= Thtrd St OH ____ 45779 .. ..;;:.;;.;-..;.o. 1 puppie~ 10 good home 304 676 3809 6 Lost and Found Found lett than 1 ye•r old black mete dog In Mlddleporl la br• dor type With llule white Ca II 814 992 3218 Lott In Pomeroy era• 0fly lnmed bifocal• 1n hghl brown cete loti 2nd w..tc. of Mtrch 7 Dlrtctor Tht Dlrtctor rooeMJs 1flt rltlhts to rtjoct •nv and tU bid WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Mar 30, April 6 Yard Sale 9 Apnl t1t 2nd 3rd R11n or Shine 3 ftmlly v•rd tile An tlque d lthn II thrH IIU of tllv•rw•r• 2 2 whael 11•ctors karostne h•ller & tools Vlcto nan wllh ttend 4 prom dreMet mite household itemt Winter COitt & IWIIttrS VtriOUI Jl:tel ol clothing Port• Ro1d in Po"" 8t4 388 9898 701 Cherry St Vinton Ohio April 11t 2nd • Jrd ••18 tbove ground twimm lng pool entlqu• blldroom suh• new couch 2 Outen Ann chtlrl living room tu lte dining room tulle brelllf11t aat. Sltrto bookt porch swing. ,.cnicte~e oth• ltemt to numarous to mention N1ce ~eetlon of Fen ton Olltt 3 Femltv yard 1111 29 NtiiAve 2nd 3rd & 4th 9 · 5 Cloth• of all •Ire• Tupp•rware tppllan ctl & mite 5 f•mily S1turd_,- AprU 4th 9 I Ewlngton Town Htll turn right off 1110 Kidt cloth• tMtnn furniture Pt Pleasant & Vicinity We pay cash for late model clean uted cart J1m Mmk Ctlev Otds In c 8111 Gene John to n 614 446 3672 TOP CASH paid fOf 83 model and newer used cart Smith B~o.uck Pon t1ac 1911 Ea1t11rn Ave Galhpoh1 Call 614 446 2282 I•• • V.,d Stle 100 8th Strttt Point llle1unt Aprll1tt. 2nd tnd 3rd •• OLD ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Anv me orc ondttiDn Call toll free 1 BOO 433 7847 Buyn1g derly gold ulvar coin• nnga jewelry tterllng ware old coi ns large cu rrency Top pr1 cea Ed Hurkl'ltl Buber Shop 2nd A11e Mtddleport Oh 614 992 3476 fmploymenl Services H1r lngl Government 10b1 your aree t16 000 *68 000 Phone c •ll r•lundable 602 838 8886 LIVe m hired h•nd Able&. w1lling to ht!lp w11h beet slack tome cropt & caretake 100 acre farm Houling ulilltin beet & othftf benef1t t prov1d11d Wage negotl able Mult htllll 1111id dnvert license & have ekpenence w1th farm m•ch1nery Rohtrl'ln ce pre terred Cat\ 614 379 2297 or wnte Rlch•rd lnn!t 86 Rt 2 PllrtiOI OH 466 58 Tour Guides Oo11t monvy mo11 veta you1 Salary to Jt•rt Commlutont Bonu1 F•ntlltlc opportunity to urn tBOO 8t 000 wk M11ny company benefit& adv•ncement mtntge ment po11110n1 11vallable Call Sue for Interview 614 286 8421 Not Just t Job Neadtd Buamett office man eg• for nur•1ng home Should be exper ienced In Med1ct1d & Mtdtcere billing procedurH E• cellenl s1lary & blln&fltt Send resume to 8 o• T 500 care of Qllllpoltt Daily Tribune 825 Thtrd Ave Glllllpollt OH 46631 N1111ded Full lima act1vltln d lrec10r for • 100 bed SNF ICF hcll1ty 32 hr 1ctl111tlet direc tor cou11eiJ preferred S11nd re1ume to Four Wind• Nurtln g Cen ter 215 Seth Ave Jtckton OH 46692 Attention Admln lttrll ••• Mtlntenan ce supervl1or needed for t 100 bed SNF ICF facility located 1n south nsf Ohio Mutt hlllt knowledg• In c11pentry plumbing elutrlclty etc Send rHume to Four Wind• Nursing Cent•r 216 Seth Ava Jt ckson OH 46692 ProgrHtlve 100 SNF ICF hethll c tre ftCihty Is teelunu •dmlnll tutor 1n Jouthetlt Oh io Ekcnl lent 1111ry & benefltt Send r111Ume to Four Wmd1 216 Seth A11e Jtckton OH 46692 AnN Admlnillrator Full lime sallt clerk Eve ning IL Seturdty work req uhad Ud tu IPPIIeiltOrt Reply to 801 71 Gtlllpolit OH 46631 AI RUN ES NOW HIAING Flight AHtndents Tr~vel -'gents Me eh~r~lct Cuttomer Serv•ce Lilt ing1 Stl1rl11 tO t60K Entry level position• Cell 806 687 8000 Ext A 9eOI MOM AND o•o Let u•IIIV tor your child 1 college educ1hon The Army Net lontl Gulfd c1n provkle up to f 1 B 000 In educttlon 111111t•nc• Ctll 1 800842 3619torfreelnform• lion picket or cont1c1 your tout Army N111on11 Gu1rd rlltlfUiter for 1n Interview E)(C£LLENT WAGES For •p• re time t"embty work e lectron ICI cr•ftt OlhiM'I Into ll!t04) 641 0091 en 3817 7 d-v• AVON no ••rv•c• ch•ge optn ltrritorlu phcne 304 6715 1429 Gino t Deliver• Ctth Now tptlllettlon for dtllv erv driVert Must hwe own ctr Stop by todty end •~»PlY I t Gino 1 in M11on !Wid Point Pleennt IC Ct~pting F'trt Ttml Spuch Thar1p1st nttdtd call 304 675 1244 12 moiHie horM on 1-'t behind Me... f'elrpounft Ctrryout 3 mil• of _,....., Apri 1. 2. 3 ,...,. Of ltltna. lom1 naw clothln1 I 00 ? • Busmess Opportuntty I NOTI CE I THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH lN G CO recommendt th•t you do bu1lna•• wtth people you know and NOT to 1end mon.v thr ou gh the ma 1l un til you htve mv eat1g111ed the o ffering FA£E BROCHURE I Opon whlthm thre• weekt your 11erv own top brend apparel store lad1ea Ch•ldrent large s1ze Plttne or Combination t to ra Regular piiCII or off price Atk about ou r new t 13 99 lad 101 r.lolh1ng IIOr• t19 976 .ncludel Inventory flltturet In stme trarnmg Juppliel tnd much mor11 C111i 11nyt•me 1 904 7864111 23 Professronal Servtces Private mvelt!geting All type• of lnlltJtlgahont S trie11y confi dtmttal Call 814 247 3281 Jut11 t Personal Ct ra Home h•• opemng for el derly pat1ent1 24 hotll care family bu11neu Jincf'l 1969 304 773 6873 Real Estale Homes for Sale 3 bdr 2 bat hl ga1lleat cent•! 1111 1 6x36 mground pool tkcel Iant nfMg hborhood near Holzer In ci ty 1chool• &61 500 C11li 614 446 3961 Help Wanted Situations Wanted Will do smell lig ht c letn lng tor your bu•lnnt Mu in• Met thewt , , , ?.U 2002 School• lnllruction Mu1t nil newt~ remodeled 1 bdr home near new twlmmlng pool Galhpohl t18 900 Mu11 Sell Ce ll 614 446 2539 Wh•t a B•rg11lnl 2 etory hnu111 Remodeled totally rew1rtd In 1uletlld brand new hot water heater 2 Of 3 HR t low heatmg b1ll1 \IffY nice lot garage w11h 2 ou tbu1ldlng1 All lof o nly 12 0 000 Or bell n flftl Ph 814 246 9378 Small city hou1e •n qwot ne1gh borhOod J BR bath ulillt y room k1lchrm w1ttl 11ove W8 llreplace Hardwoodfloore 1 car gttaga 1 14 Vmton Cou rt Ca ll 814 446 4306 Of 448 1171 Small 2 BR ho u1e 6 mile• helow Gtlllpollt on Rt 7 16011 100 lot Air co •uht ioned C• rp et S1000down t213 permo Call 614 2156 1216 •fter 5 Modular tlome IAYallot loc•ted on Sl Rt 3215 nur Soulhwa•t ltln HS J BR 2 full hath• total elec &. 30•40 gllr&gll C111 614 37924 28 4 BR 2 balh di nin g rm living rm kitchen 2 8a10 tlortye hldg• lanced hac k ya rd Call 614 446 6683 Co untry home near Crown City ~ room & btth tc reened btc«, pmch C1rport Apptoklmllely 3 acret 839 900 Ca ll 814 2&8 1319 3 brm 1 belh utility o•r•u• ltrga kitchen living rm nice n.lghborhood 2 mll81 lrom Holzer on Rt Jti N1w carpet ratrlgtrator & rtnga Included in 11le S37 600 C1 ll 6 U 446 1368 Lute wllh o ption to buy Big 2 RA Runic ho me built or, your lot 111 9915 & ~P Cell 1 814 888 7311 For ule by owner 2 1tory houte m Mid dleport ovt~ rln oki ng plfk 30 yr g uarntetd vlnyle tidin g w w cerpet 1 Y, bath un1que woodwork 814 992 5126 Go vernment home• fr om *1 IU repa ir) Delinquent II• prop erty Repottell lont C•ll 80&-. 897 8000 hi OH 9805 '"' cvrrtnl repo lilt 2 bedroom house In Cll htn Price reduced fr om I 10 000 to 114 000 Phon• 1 304 773 6134 In Po meroy I room• ud bttll w ith full b•temant lnd flrepltc• Thlt II 1 ste11 It I 14 000 C•ll 614 992 7482 Good cond•llon 8 room• b•th l•rg e porch garage work thop Mld dl•p ort Ct ll 614 892 2602 8 room houu with btth 3 or i bldroom 3 btrn• t new vee! btrn reedy for o peration 10 btcco tllotmrmt 3 000 lbt th,. y•tr Hou•• h•• new hetnlng t ylttm new Clrpet Will 1811 w1th or without equlpmant• 198! MF tr1c1or with tit r.qulp • ment Mu ch mort 1100 000 ~ 304 &711 88!51 for11teorrent 2110N Me ln 51 304 4!8 1875 32 Mobile Home8 for Sale 1981 Kno• 12•80 tnt•l tlec 1(1.99& 00 2 bedrObm h ont k1tchen 1972: vinyl 12~~:70 tottl ell'lc 2 br fron1 dm1ng room lot qu1llty here fll891!t , 1980 I 14J~II0 tot•l •ll!lcUit h•droom a c: In I:~~:=r~~j:\i~;~T::~~f;ront Holly 1 B13 kltC:hBn 1 te•e& get 1 room 141 ')0 Holly P•rk 1 hnnt Prlct In clud.. dtlh1ery bk)ck ltvtl on tbovt unlit 0 • W Hom• Pt Pt•11•n1 wv 304 ~ en ••u 1884 Rt1reln Now 8outhe••tern But In•• con..,, C. II e t 4 446 ~387 Skyline mob1l• home U •?O lot.t tlectric 2•1 •life rlor wett1 2 bldfoomt 1 b•th with g•rthm tub ft den 304 671 8387 Wanted to Do Will do houtekt~~Ping ref•'"c:.e R..tone.,.e Colt 814 441 4011 April 2 3 4 Twp Ad 78. 1 ot 21 31 ,1 2 •.5 5 2 bedroom Utller 0 2 • 00 00 304· 171 2170 o r Will Clft fOf tld•tv In your ttome b • retl tble Full or tNrt time Ctll 614 3111 8822 Middleport & Vicinity - 11 18 Pomeroy Financial Want•dto buy used railroad 1111 Call 814 448 27 12 16 Vll'd 8tle Edith Ftort W A ltrker Ferm Southtldt Apt il 2 • AJHII 3 Ctnnlng mlto o.o,..·, Wanted To Buy Gouernment Jobs f 18 040 *159 230 yr Now hiring C1ll 80& 687 1000 ht A 9806 for current fedar•llisl Gallipolis & Vicinity Eoch blddtr shtl be ro quktd to fllo with hlo bid 1 SyriCUe, G1veaway To n1 ce home male English Sener Bird Dog 4 yn old gentle Call 614 742 21527 poul •• Help Wanted Announcements Raclna Gun Shoollpon••mtd by Racine Gun Club Every Sundly beginning at 1 00 p m Ft ctory Choke 12 guage sho1gun1 111 fonh In tht bidding pro Send resumes, complete Wtlh references. before Aprtl I, to· Jantce Lawson, Clerk Vllla&e of SyraCUie 1. Gollla. Meigs, Monroe Morg. .. No- APPLICATIONS BEING ACCEPTED FOR LONDON POOL MANAGER & BAmRIES 3-4-1 mo 13 1n Athens County and v• rious routes and MCttant '" IN MEMORIAM On March 30, 1970, The Good Shepherd called another sheep mto his fold. Olan Eugene ts sadly mtssed and will always be well remembered by the Goodwin Famili•s USED TIRES 949-9070 or 949-2045 ATH 13 0 00 on Stole Routt Athono 24 HOUR TOWING & ROAD SERVICE ACTION TOWING bit, Vinton Washington Count181, Oh1o on Section In Memoriam 11 erlf, on a Henry E Clel and Jr 992 6191 Jean Trussell 949 2660 Dottie Turner 992 -5692 Ofltce 992 2219 Coil 614 981 3901 Public Notece NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbue. Ohio Mtrch 20. 1987 Contract Sates Legal Copy No 87·214 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT Seolod propoltls wrll bo received at the office of the Director of tho Ohio Dot>trt· Racrne at 1usl $8 000 COUNtRY HOME- Jusl a nrce place 101 the tamrly 3 BRs furnace woodburner l C wa ter barn garage and 2 94 acres Asktng $29 900 1·13·tfc SUGAR RUN ASHLAND 949·2860 or 949·2101 Mar 30 Apnl 6 992-2196 BISSELL PH. WARREN J SMITH DIRECTOR Askrng $50 000 FISHERMEN - Wanta place lor ~our campers' 4 acres near the Rac1ne Dam wth TP waler and ele Dolh mrlable On ly$6 000 SPECIAl - Ha ndyman you can ha~e a cheap home by some work and malenal s lor about $16000 MOBilE HOME- 12x50 two BRs natural ga s furn ace and RAD TOR CUSTOM "PLANING •JOINTING "MOLDING 190 MULBERRY AYE. bid a !amrly rm lg dmmg moclw• krtchen full basement w1th garage and n1ce lot for the k1ds 3171mo REBUILT & REPAIRED Built 8 rooms elc Pomeroy Just $14 500 67 ACRES - On n ce tayrng land on good road wrth TP I• u4 S11 Bllore Vou 81y. B&B WOODWORKS Homos thoutand dollars or a bond for ten per cent of h11 bid payable to the D~rector Bidden must apply on the proper forms for qualltica t1on at least ten days pnor to tha date set for open1ng bids In accordance With Chepter 5526 Oh10 Rev1sed Code Plane and apeclflcations are on f1le tn the Department of TransportatiOn and the of t1ce of the 01stric t Deputy D1rector The D~rector reaerves the right to reject any and all alumm um s1d1ng small yard near the busmess sectron m RE·OPENS MARCH 20 Pottery and Gttts B11d Baths, Outstde Yard Dolls, Jesus Statues V11gm Mary & Angels for Yards and Graves AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSIONS SIDING CO. to five por cont of hie b1d but in no event more th1n fihy On 5 25 ac res $97 500 NEW LISTING - 3 BRs gas lurnace carpel1n g c•ty water bath basement 2 porches St. It 124, Syrau1se a certified check or cashier's check for an amount equal NEW LISTING - 3 yr old one floor 3 BR home 2 bal hs cook and ba~e umts dishwasher ca rpetin g basement patio 18x36 mground pool tenms LlnLE lED BARN "VINYL SIDING "AlUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSUlATION New qulrod to file wtth his bid 216 E 2nd St Phone 1-16141·992-3325 JO'S • 'The date set for compte t1on of th11 work thall be as set forth 1n the btdd1ng pro posal Each bidder shall be re TEAFORD 10 8 tic Cotnt 124, Pomeroy Ohto AUTO & TRUCK REPAIR DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! 992-3410 LIMESTONE GRAVEL • SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT 4 5!1c (6141 843·5425 Rl. EVERY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. PARTS and SERVICE SUPERIOR SIDING CO. Roger Hysell Garage Bashan Building Used Car or Fix Sealed proposa ls wtll be racetved at the off1ce of the Director of the Oh1o Depart ment of Transportation Col umbus Oh1o un111 1 (J 00 A M Ohto Standard T1me Tuesday Apr1l 1 4 1 987 for improvements '" Athens GaH1a Hocktng Me1gs Monroe Morgan No ble V1nton Washtngton Counties Oh•o on Sect;on ATH 33·0 00 on State Route 13 In Athens County, and v• nous routes and sect1ons tn Athens Galha Hocktng Me1gs Monroe Morgan No ble Vmton and Washmgton Count1es by apply1ng retro reflect1wa polyester pave ment markrng mater~al for canter lines and lane lmes PrOJ&Ct length - 0 00 feet or 0 00 m1le work length - vanet feet or vartea mtle Pavement Width - van tn Hi tn RACINE FIRE DEPT. We'll Sell You A No 87 212 UNIT PRICE CONTRACT 16141 992·7754 GUN SHOOT Automotive Repair March 20 19B7 16141 992·6550 3 20 87 RIGGS CREST SUDDIVI SION - REAllY NICE' Split Ioyer home wrlh 4 5 bed rooms all tn excellent condt tton Garage ntc e lot WB Hookup bhndsa nd shullers tncluded WANT $54 900 00 Contract Sales Legal Copy I!SIDENCE PHON! Apr1l 111 248 W Mam Po me ro v Recliner a lmo•t new com pound bow 11dul1 and ch tldrant clothing baby 1tems ect basement A really n ce home lm JU St $28 900 00 Columbus, Ohto Pay Your Cable llt Phone Brlls Here t iUSINESI PHON! April hl end 2nd t66 Petri Street Mrddle port 10 00 t1l 4 00 Bedtprefldt curt11m1 n1ce clean clothing room dmm s room and lull NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION SALES & SERVICE ' POMEROY - large 2 story stone home wrth 4 bed room s I 1h b•lhs lamily Public Nottce We Carry Flshmg Suppl1ea 992-6611 31187imo & Service SUPPLY 131 23 30 1416 3tc 161 North S.tond Mid.tporf, Ohio 457 60 Middleport, Oh. PH. 992-2772 SANDY'S AUTO SALES LUMBER Probate Judge Lena K Nesselroed Clerk HUON ALL PLUMBING & HEATING Tecumseh Weed Eater Homeltte Jacobsen RACINE - lwo st ory home wtth a large beault lul lot House needs some repatr Several shed s and outbutld t ng s Porch ONLY $1690000 ot Route 2 Box t 84A At bony OhrQ 45710 Robert E Buck 813 tln SMALL ENGINE REPAIR Authorized Service & Parts Bnggs & Stra11on APPROXIMATElY 20 acres ol otce huntrog land wtlh a one story ranch Home has3 bedrooms dmtng atea and a lull basement unftntshed Qutet and peacelul Good Vrew MAK E OffER $32 000 00 On March 1 8 1987 tn the Me1gs County Probate Court Case No 25460 Mabel Han nah c/ o Susan l Gwmn Gwmn & Wallace 77 North Court Street Athens. Oh1o 46701 was appomted E•a cutrlx of the estate of Wade Smth Hannah daceesed late ~ (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992-6601 Mobile service 2 21 092 73 Bait,... home IS close to stores and NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY Licensed Climcal Aud10log1st NOW Hou tehold sa le Apnl hi and 2nd 10am R11meures1d ence Tyr" 8l11d Rt cint (lnt•d•l Table 6 ch••n bedroom tu ll e wardrobe hall tree bedd1ng boob m••c uteful•utme MIDDLEPORT - This older Annette and Duane z ~ LISA M. KOCH, M.S. room modern ktlcheo and bath $35 000 00 Loo Who's forty! Computenzed Heanng A1d Selectton 0 Swim Molds • lnterprettng Servtces 23 408 411 ·Less Outlltand•~ ntc e llvtn g S~rvices J.R.'s REPAIRS Ph. .. Free Eat1metea" Total ReceJJitl Owr/ (Un Dec lt 82 30 24 28 9tj :-;:...~ . ___ _ I--- Intergovernmental Flecetpts 44 122 69 48 270 75 POMEROY - El1 mrnate marolenance wtlh lh ts bnck ranch house 3 bedroom s 1'' balhs ftreplace base men! gmge on approx I acre oil and New •ool large _...,.., ;; g •• .. _e. w. -c-»o CAll COllECT. Doc 31 86 23 408 46 TOTALS Ill fUND BALANCE RECEIPTS Taxoa 10 B21 2~ Expense s 992·2259 '1 - -·-....... p•we• COtil! r '"" Complete Remodeling Roof1ng of all Types Complete Gutter Work Worked '" home area 20 years " Fraa E1t1matea " 325 SA All Othor POMEROY,O. ,,JIM ....... _,_ Jollowtn.f l elepho n.l! l!-'chon.8•• EUGENE LONG VINYL & ALUMINUM Total Rece1pts Ovw / (Un o••~ y . . _ _ _ __ Public Nottce V. C. YOUNG Ill GOVERNMENTAL FUNDS RECEIPTS Tax., 10.121 26 E. Mainlloilllolllill..,. ~-· '*•:.. f I , Jl , .... ... .... ,.,..,.,ODI> {Free Estimates) t Jan 1, '86 OliGO IMP II WICNUDU IM PII HU.ID& CARPENTER SERVICE Pubhc Notice derJ IN!ITH '"" •"' ,.QNgAw YOUNG'S CAU (614) 992-2104 (304) 67 5-1244 exact amount Plans and 011 DO 1·3· 86 tic s bus1ness subcon tractors and matar1almen part1c1pate 1n the contract the total walue ot subcon tractors awarded to and materials and serv•ces pur ch11ed from mmortty bus1 neues ahall be at least ten percent of the total walua of the contract wherever pos Sible Any person who mten t1onally misrepresents h1m self a& owmng, controlling operat1ng or partiCipatmg'" a mmority bustness enter pnse tor the purpose of obtatmng contracts swbcon tract s or any other benefits under thts seclton shall be gu1lty of theft by deception as prov1ded for 1n Sact~n 2913 02 of the Rev•sed Code ou aa Business S1 PEl SQ. Pl. s7so PEl FLAT mmortty nt• ' " " p M l YtiC A• Far111 Equlptmt Parts & Service "WE NAVE NEARINC A/OS" Department of Natural Re NOTICE TO BIDDERS Bidding on this project ,. sources These may also be ment Opportunity Coord1na tor 1n accordance wnh Sec •• o•~ "'"I~ FLOWERING PLANTS Pubhc Not1ce .......". ... D.. IIOU 04.10 ....... g •• """'" S7SO PEl FLAT EAR, NOSE & THROAT GENERAL ALLERGIST Pubhc Nottce ·~ o.o.n u•~ ~u•• Authomed John Deere, New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Dealer VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Trustees to meet POMEROY- Salisbury Town shtp Truslees wtli ffif'('l Thurs day, 7 p m, at t own ship hail on Rock Spnngs Road noao c"'"''e"'"""' cu o.. Oil •,. U. S. RT. 50 EAST GIIYSVILLE, OHIO JOHN A WADE MD In(, rescheduled for Apnlll al9 a m MBE by State E~ual Employ ,,. 1 o .. ,. •~>~~n "' .... .. 11111 010111 H• .......... I H .. _ CO,. OUCIUN I MO,.OA' 'IP'Ift Open r;==========~==P•:n::·::;:·=u=n==·=~ should cai199~ 1158or992 5185for a sponsor sheet If canceled due lo ram. lhe walk a lhon will be restriCted to Minority Bu11· neu Enterpn1es IMBE'a) who have been certified as ·-- c. ....~.... ····~ •- ,_ ,...,..,..,........, "'"'""~•••n• .,. •- · "' .,.,., ~"~' •· c.. ... ,.,~ "' • ;.:'.'~:.:or.:..~ '';',;'.. .~:·:: :~ t ::! • o.. · SALES & SERVICE Shrubbery or Fruit trees, many varieties; Eosttr Potted Flowers in many varieties; Geraniu111s, Violets & Hanging Baskets. 9 5 Dail da 1 5 0 ... .... .... MGII A<• ... '""' .......... " " ' .. . lor Spring Season lridgo Clooing Spoclat VEGETABLE PLANTS S PEl DOlEN PA<I 1 .................. c ..,. BOGGS 992 5716 t ~ "" "' "''' '"'""' .,.,._,_ ............ . .. . ....C•''"'"'"' . "" "'" ._.......... _ HUBBARDS GREENHOUSE SYRACUSE • Now ...,~"'" ~ '"''" At a recent fun mghl at Star Grange th e Women s Acltvtttes chairman anouncPd lhal Star Grange had 11 en I rl~• in th e Na tional Se" mg Co n1 es1 l1 was also reporled that four members had allended lh<' Deparlmenl Hea ds Tour m eet mg hel d In Cen1 erv1lle Aflei a potluck dmner m<'mbers worked on lhe Grange yearbook a nd the 2!i 1ea r mcmbershtps presentation'"""' m g which wtll be hC'id on Aptti 1R Firemen to meet mteresl ed '" watkmg to hetp ' h" band purchase new umforms Pubhc Nottce , .,,. , _ AATEl •••-a 11•-DI n•-DI 11>1..... Wtnt 10 do btbVJittmg m my home Have reteren c:" Fenced In yard Ph 614446915&& or U6 4426 Middleport & Vicintty ·-·-__ ·H.oo-·-..--·- TO Pl1Cf AN All CAll 992 2156 MONDAY thru fRAY I A.M. ID 5 PM. I ,U U.ld NOON SATURDAY ClOUD SUND.I l .... c .. .... ........ ......, a.. .... ....... .......... _,. .... . ... . ' ... . ... ..................... .,_ ..... ..................... ...... . ........ ,.. or bhnd child parents resources over $2700 counl toward the child s $1800 II mil (Parent s Income and resources affects a child's eligtbllity unlil age 18 1 Th e family i s not counted and neil her i s the famtly car In most In stances Who can gel SSI payme nts• Perhaps yo u have an older widowed r elalive who ge ts by on a small monthly pension check or know a family with a develop . m entally disa bled child str uggling to make ends meel In botli mslances, SSI checks could helP: with monlhly expenses As a matter of fact 52tl people m Meigs County are S!ll recip tents mcluding 38 children Th" $110 000 I hey receive monlhiy' helps I he county's economy. loo : If you'd like to know more about· SSI call the Alhens Socia[ Security office at 992-Gii22 We: have a free pamphlet on SSJ thai• wil l g ive you more Informal to'! 1 B Wanted to Do Pomeroy Star Grange meet 1 Better Health Club conducts meeting A dona I JOn of $25 was m ad(' on the new Sentor Ciltzens Center van with a wheelch air hft when th<' Rock Sprmgs Beller Hea ilh Club met recenli] al the home of Helen Blackston Dorothy Jeffers pr esid ed at the meeting whtch opened wtlh the Lord's Prayer and the pledge Officers' reporls were given by Ann M as h and Mr< Bl ackston Mrs M as h al so had I he conies! Yard Sole The Daily Sentinel: SSI not a Social Security benefit By Lou Horvath Field Representative A lol of peo ple mlsl akeniy lhlnk SSI Is 'Supplemenlal So ctal SecuriiV " Acluaily, lhe Supplemenlal Securitv Income progra m SSJ i s not a Social Securtl\ benefit al all True the Social Security Admmislrallon has handl ed SSJ si nce II was Introduced m 1974, bul lhe funding for the need s based program com es enltrely from federa l tax revenues not the Soc tai Secunly trust fund s SSI paym enls are intended for The Daily Sent1nei- Page- S &75 111&1 3 14•80 3 304 878 H•ve filii Wculd lllle to cart for ~d.,lv "'"" m my homt. Hevt .per~ .. ca • r.terMc. Call 614-...... 8113 tnvtt•to W1ll fMCI your dog CM' cet whfle YOU VICitlon 304•tl2 3477 t971 Buddy 12.110 2 br 1 '/J b-'h•. go hett & cook 13 100 Colt otc•• p m 304 t?l 1884 e 1113 Mobht h~ 14•10 exc cond •u 100 00 All eltc:trlr: •nd cMrt"l ' '' wltl ~der truck on trld• 304 171!1 31 11 efttr 4 00 PM �' Page- 6- The Daily Sentinel LAFF-A-DAY 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND HOMES KESSEL' S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES. 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS, RT 36 PHONE 614 446 7274 Plastic cistern 1t1te approved, ptastu~ sept1c trmks , plast1c culvert. metal culvens RON EVANS ENTERPRISES. Jack · ton Oh 614·286-6930 1988 Sllyllne 47x10 42400 Clll614-446-0390 1972 Castle 14d6 w11h 1982 Sw1mmmg Pools 1999 New leftover 1988 model pools Huge Hill24 foot swim area 4 teet deep Include• deck. fence. f1lter Bnd warranty F1nanc1ng arranged. lnltellat1on ava1lable Call24 houn1 -800· 346·0946 Expando 12• 20 F1replace cen - 2 s torage buildings Must sell &13.800 Ph 245 5884 after 5pm 2yr old completely t urn1shed Heat pump washer S. dryer Ph 814-448-8341 New leftover 1986 model pools Huge 16~t24 foot swim area, 4 feet deep Includes dec k. fen ca. filter ll warranty Fmancmg arranged lnstall&tion av&lll'l ble Call 24 hours· 1· 900· 346· 0946 1967 Ban ner 12x60 I'Aakegood offt ce trlr or Sunday School 111nnex for churc h $4500 Call 614-388-8368 1973 Castle 14w.70, 2 bath. 2 BR Call8144468002 1983 l•berty IMob1le Homel 1 2x58 Tot&l elect ric exc co nd 87500 Call 614 379-2227 2 bdr mobile home w11h furn1 lUre for sale by ownM Call 614· 379 2455 1976 bath Nashuave ry12~t64. good 2coBR nd large Mov1ng need to sell Call 614· 446-7687 1982 Mansion 14x65 , 2 large BR , all elec Set up on Beautiful r~v e rfront lol Ready to move Into with 8Veryth1ng ygu need 614· 992 ·3348 attar 5pm or anyt1me on weekends 12x60 two bedroom tra1ler on about 1 acre 5 miles fro m town cou ntry S12 000 Call 614· 992 7020 1Ox62 Oetro1ter 2 bedroo m A 1 condltt on SZBOO 614 696 1052 or 814 696 1090 etter t3 00 p tn Mob1le home, 1979 Village 2 bed room clean, 8x8 storage bldg Rented lot &8.000 00 304 -675 5986 33 Farms for Sale 84 A , 12 m1les north of Po1n1 Pleasant. 8 m1les off Rt 2 Good block b&rn rura l w&ter fenced all m1neral rights, w1ttl or w•thou1 equtpment and mobile tlomo W1llie Gnnstead. 190 N A1fle Range Rd . Bartow Fie 3JB30 or call {81 3) 537 1252 66 V1 acre farm 2Bx68 double w•de, 3 bedroom 2 baths, 2 ponds, 2 barns. lots outbuild mga, 24x60 machtn e shed new fences leon area 304 46B 1812 881/, acre larm 28x68 double w1de. 3 bt~droom 2 baths 2 ponds, 2 barns. lots outbulld mgs 24ll50 maclline shed new fences l11on &rea 304·458 1B12 34 Commflfdal bu1ldmge for leaae Downtown Pt Pleasant Stores off1ce1 A·One Real Estete Carol Yeager Broker Call 304· 676 5108 for l ease Rt lllll Store· 60 •75'· Plenty of otl street parkmg· large thow wmdows -12 tt roll up door ·Aigt'll on Mam Drag 701 2nd Ave Galllpollt SJ 00 per sq ft 35 Lots S. "No, Resnick! One of the little ones "that hangs on the doorknob! t-:::;:::::::::;;:::~===:"liiiiiiiiijjjj;iiiijjjj;jjiiiiji"l 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bdr . all ut1llt1el paid ellcept elec turn or unfurn , sec depo11t required Convement location Call 614 446-8558 or 814 448 4778 In Eureka t11cellent ehapa 2 Bdr w1th expando Reaponcible adults only No pets S225mo Depos•t reqUired Ph 614·246· 5863 Furn1shod 2 bdr , AC. beautiful r~ver v1ew m Kanauga HUD accepted Foetlf Mobile Home Park C&ll 614-446-1602 2 yr old completely lurmshed Heat pump. washer & dryer Ph 614 446 8341 2 BR fu rmehed mob1le home He&t p11d loc&ted m Galllpollt Call814-24!5 5190 Par11y remodeled. 2 bdr mob1le hom B 1 mile out of Gallipolis on !588 Cell 814-446-6483 or 614-446-1323 Mobile home for rent near Chethlfe Call 614· 367-714B 44 Apartment for Rent 1 Bedroom basic: rent a176 00 plus electriC Alao requned e $200 00 security depo1it CON TA,CT Jacbon Estatee Dept Ph 446 · 3997 Equal Housing Opportunity Furn11tled & unfurn11had apte , $160 00 and up, referen cet Ptl 304· 676 · 7738 or 304-675 6104 A· 1 Re&l Estate Business Buildings Acreage 3 3 acres 3 mtles wott of HMC nea r 'route 35 Ca ll 614-446 8221 af1er 6 2'h ac res of bottom land approx 6 mllee 1outh of Eureka off Old At 7 Good home s1 te ~C=o~ ll =6~14~-=2=6~ 6~1~7_7_ 4 _______ , lot 4-5 acr es more less. 5 m•l&l from c•tv hmlu Rt 218 C1ll 614-446·2460 after 4pm Mobile home lot 1 acre plus, Rt 7 near Pomeroy 1$3400 614 992 · 6587 , 614 992 · 7671 , 614-992 -5732 U.n 120 ft. x 1 80 It Beum Add1t1on, ChMter Town1h1p All utllltiH available Call 614-459 9830 Aatlton buildmg lots mob1le home• perm1ued Clyde Bowen Jr 304 · 670 2336 Retirement force• sale ol 20 acre1 at Tuppers Plain front ing Rt 7 & H1ckorv Lake Road ,rime for development or home tile. Royaltuts from produci ng oil g•• well and free gu 304· 9215-8660 after 5 p.m. Anyt1me wae~end• 15 Court Street. 2 DR . 1 V1 battls w/ w carpet. complete modern kitchen, gas heat, well 1n1ulated. Wired for phone & cable tv, IPICIOUI parkmg In re&r p.11t1o, 8376/ mo plus utillt111, Deposit. Refltfen ces requued No petl Call814·446· 4926 Furnished Effic1ency t150 UttBtlet pd Single Share bath 607 2nd. Galhpoh• Call 448 4416 after 7pm 740 2nd Ave , 1 BR 1186 Oepo11t reqUirfld Call 814-446· 4222 between 9&6 1 SR , ground noor apartment All ut1htiflt1 paid Near McDo nald 1 Call814-446·7026 New apartment completely lum Ret & Dep , 1 or 2 adults only Call 614 · 44~0338 ~ 'f.! Spaclou• 2bdr tpt . C A • watet peid Neer Pizza Hut Galllpolle Ph 614-448 7025 . Unfurni t htd apt · 4 rmt & bath let floor With y1rd. Ret . & Sec Dap Call 814 446 0444 Furn11hlld upeta irt, 2 ro om• 8a bath. utthtie• turni•hed. clean. No pets Adult• Call 614 4461519 Grac 1ous living 1 and 2 bed· room apartments at Village Mtnor and Rivlfelda Apart· ment1 tn Middleport From 8216 In cluding utlhtiu Call 614-992-7787 EOH t..rge 2 bedroom apartment in M1ddlepon, wa1her 1nd dryer hookup part1allv tumlahed Ptv own utihtiee. t18& . per month Call 614· 992 ·2381 days or 814 992 2509 evening• 20 acres. 1 'h mila off At 62 South, Ambro11a 5 acres mea· dow balance woodland, 304 871H5i699 af1er 6 00 PM 1 bedroom apartment'" Middleport all utllltin paid t210 per month Call814· 992·6763 Rental s 1 bedroom unfurmshad garage IPt 1200 a month, at 00 depo1it Pay own utillti" 810 Page St Phone 814· 992 6271 anytima 41 Houses for Rent 3 bdr ranch. Rodney VIllage II. 8285 mo plut depo11t Referen· ce• requited. Call Black burn Realty 614-446-0008 4 rm house and b1th1n c•IV Call 6U 448-0974 Houtfl on Ten• Road 814 446-07 61;; Call Houte for rent in co untry 2 BR no pett Shown by appoi ntm en t Call 814 ·441·9442 4 room hi available aftM fiu t of April. Inquire 11 91 8 Second COUNTRY LIVING at Its tme•t on blautlful Morgan 'a Wood· lawn farm. Rt 36 , Phny, W Va Tot•llv rttnovatad. 3 bedroom home, WW carpet. garage. full baatment. dithwather dlapo11l. wuh., dryer hookup, new kit· ctltft. Ire• water and altctnc. security gate, 1460 00 Call Andy Sigler 304-67&-1288 Also, 9 ttall hor11 barn for rent 3 room houta with bath, 1100 month. HUD apprO\Itd on St Rt 87 304-458-1042 42 Mobile Homes for Rent 2 bt~droom mobile home In Pomeroy a 200 pM month Ctll 614·992 -6783 54 Misc. Merchandise Callihan 's Used T1re Shop Over 1,000tlrfi,Sitll 12 13, 14 . 16. 16. 16. 6 . 8 m1IM out Rt 218 Call 614-266 6261 USED MOBILE tral air, 2 battls, One and two bedroom furnithad aptl for rant '" Middleport All utilit1e1 paid Call 814-9926084 APARTMENTS . mobile homes . hou1e1 Pt Pleaeantand Gallipo Iii 614· 448·8221 Twn badroom furniShed apt New Haven, 304 8B2 3267 or 304· 773-6024 46 March 30, 1987 Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio Furnished Rooms For rant Sleeping Room• and hght house kHplng roome Park Ct~ntrel Hotel Call 814-4480768 Rooms for rttnt, day Wtllak month Gallla Hotel Call &14446· 97 1fi Rent 11 low as t120 month Furnlthed room 8140 Utllltl• pa1d Share bath Single mala 919 Second Galllpolll. Call 448-4418 afterJpm For Rant . Efficiency alttplng rooml. Call 304· 773·5151 46 Space for Rent Olfica Space for Rent. EltCallent lor Anorneys, Accountant, etc Cloea to Coun Hou11 Call Wlnm•n Real Ettatt Agency. S14-448-3S44 For rent 12•80. 2 bedroom mobile home Racine area. 814· 992-5858 COUNTRY MOBilE Home Park. Route 33. No nh of Pom•oy. Rental trell..-e Call 114-982· 7479 2 bedfoom tralltr. couplat , 1 1mall ehlld, locu•t Rd .. Rt. 1 Point Plaatant, 304-6711· 1078 Space for rant. Utlllf tpttM. Locu1t Ad, At 1, Point Ple. .nt, 304 878-107e Merchandise 51 Household Goods SWAIN AUCTION & FURNITURE 62 Ol1ve St . GallipoliS New & uted wood-c:oaletovee. 6 pc: wood LR su1te &399 bunk beds $199 recliner• new & used bedroom tu•tes, wringer wuhare. & st1oa1 New llvmgroom IUIIU $199 $699. lamps C&ll 614 446-3159 County Appliance. Inc: Good used appliances and TV sets Open BAM to &PM Mon thru Sat 614·446· 1899, 627 3rd Ave Galhpoll•. OH Vallay Furniture new & used lArge section of quality turru· ture 1216 EaatBrn Av11 , Galhpol11 GOOD USED APPLIANCES w..here. dryer•. relrigiJI'ators. r11nge• Skaggs Appliances. Upper River Rd betide Stone Crett Motel 614-448-7398 LAYNE'S FURNITURE Sofas and cha~ra pnced from 139& to 8995 Tables 150 and up to 1126 Hide-a-beds 8390 to $696 Rec:linere S226 to 1376 lampe t28 to t126 Dmattas t 109 &nd up to U95 Wo od tabl e w 8 chain t286 to t79& Desk 1100 up to S376 Hutches 1400 and up Bunk beds complete w-mattriiMI t29& and up to &395 Baby btdl 1110 & 1176. Mattre11e1 or box apnnge full or tw1n 163, firm 173, and $83 Queen tetet226, King 1360 4 drawer ch"t t66 Ore11ere 889 Gun cab1net1 8. 10 12 gun Gu oralactr~crange 1375 Baby mattreues S35 & t46 Bad frtmtl S20. t30 & King frame t50 Good aelect1n of bedroom suites metal ca btnelt, headboards no and up to t 65 U•ed Furniture wood table & 2 benche1, bede. S. drener 3 m1le1 out 8ulaville Rd Open 9AM to 6PM , Mon thru Sat 814 446-0322 STOP LOOK-SAVE Mollohan Furniture & Applian ces, Rt 1 North Galhpoht , Ohto Ph 614·448-?444. 6pc Wood L1v1ng Room Su1te t399 00 G1bson slda by side refrigerator· freezer Gold 8or1cub1cft Call 614 446-0193 Uke new-Whtrlpool white rafr lg· eretor 17YJ cubic foot . Runs great No mark IUI'Itce Call 614-379-2720 Good uud pcrtabll'l & floor modt~l colored TV's Call 814· 446-1149 lana reclimng chatr. unuted Call &U-268-6260 L1vmg room lurmture and m11c household ittml tor ~ale Call 614· 992· 3267 53 Antiques Old Ontntll Rugs W1ntedl Any' size or condltlcJn Call toll fiae 1-800-433-7847 54 Misc . Merchandise Kenmore wnher ·dryer t126. Calvinator waehar dryer 1250. Norge washer-dryer 8160 tl14· 742-2362 Handmade quills for ule Call 614-992-7851 24 tt. Seart alum inum •• tens1on ladder liberty II metal deteC1or 2 end table• and 1 lamp table Coli 614· 992· 3703 Remington "Special F1eld" 12 geuat with Rem Choke {full mod Imp cyl) New in boa 8396 English 11ock, 21 inch b1rral CaH 614-992·7844 tf1tr 6·00 •nd"-$04· 67&-8300 day•. Guartnteed GoodiBtll 24 inch stacked w1sher end dryer Porta· ble Mtytlg Wllhlf Three 2 door Frott·FrM refrigerator• Auto matte waaheftl and 911 dryers Flreltone Store In Middleport 1980 C70 Delu~te Pa11pon Very good condlt1on 1326 080 02000 Wh11tllf Rtdtr Pioneer ctr atereo recetver all digtttl dolby auto riiVIII'II Both used tor 3 wee... 111!50 each Coli eU -992-6885 Good 90 day grain f ed USDA Inspected quartetS and halves &1 25 Cut 1nd wrepped Ph 304 937 2900. 94 000 BTU Kero Sun Healer :~~o G·~·.~.~::::r;;::: ~~~~~ d1nner bell 1100 Washmgton School saau• &20 each K1tchen cabmet 860,CandiJtWiclc P1antera 5Cd1sh Pea· nut Jar 860 es Call814 446 7508 The Arbuckle Ctlurch A1de 1s now takmg orders for homo made Easter Egg1 A 6 oz egg sell• for 11 00 Chocolate co· vered flavort ere, choco late, coconut peanut butter maple nut cherry , & cherry nut Call 3 04 -937 · 268, ' 30 4· 458 · 1853, or 304·468· 1997 1974· 40 ft Fruehauf Van Tralot, tlidmg Tandem 52200 F~rm Call 304 679 3906 Formal . baller~na le ngth dresses. coal , all a1ze 10 Call 614-676 3099 17 cub1c foot GE frost free retngerator 81 freezer Like new Ask1n9 8200 or best offer Call 814-446-2746 Atr cond1t1oner 2, 000 BTU Saars Best like new Ask•ng S350 or bfltl offer Pa1d over 5700 Call614· 446· 27 45 Fmu Suppl1r:s & KIT Auto parts for aala Radio, A C . glasa. and other parU for 1977 Cordoba 304· 773 5661 CROSS & SONS U S 36 Weat, Ja ckson. Oh1o 814· 288· 8461 Mauey Ferguson. New Holland. llu1h Hog Salu & Serv1ct Over 40 u1ed tractors to chooeelrom A complete line of n&w & used eqwpment Largen sele~lon 1n S E Oh1o 79 Motors Homes S. Campers 2 horae· Horse trailer &600 Good cond1t1on Call 614 448 0038 Internatio nal 444 . 40 H P 246 Mas aev Ferguson Call 814 742-2972 af1er 8·00 pm Wh1te 16 hp S4.9&0 .00 MARCH ON LV S1den Equip ment. Henderson. W Va 304· 675-7421 New Holland 477 Hay bind Ellc Cond 304·273· 4216 3 year old 10 f1 etalnle~s ste el satellite d1sh w1th tracker II , Drake rec e1ver and remote con trol Pa1d new S3 100 a1k1ng 0900 614-992· 2881 6 formal dresses for sale Size 8 -9. 9 ·10 Worn On e time &40 00 each 614·949-2497 Brottl er Electronic Open Arm Sewing Mach1ne Hu a number of decor1t1ve 1t1tchn plus Zig zag and butlonhohtr Almost new, needs minor repa~r Call 614 -949-2202 55 Building Supplies Build1ng Matenals Block, briCk, •ewer p1p11. wtn· dows lintels. etc Claude Wm ten Rio Grande. 0 Call 614· 2•5· 5121 Concralfl blocks alls•zes yard or deliw-erv Muon sand Gall•polls Block Co, 123'11 Pma St. Galhpoht Ohio Call 814 446 2783 56 Pets for Sale Dragonwynd Catte,.., Ken nel. CFA Hlmal&yan, Per11an and Siam..a kittt~n t AKC Chow pupp111 New Chow pupp111. Caii614 ·44B·3844 after 7PM Groom S. Supply shop Pet grooming, ell t tyles, all breed a Julie Webb Call 614-4460231 Now buymg shell corn or ear corn Call for latest quotes R1ver C1ty Farm Supply. 614 44& 2996 Want to buy Alfalfa or m1xed h&y out of f1eld call 304-384· 7698 63 French Alpme Goats Ca ll 614379-2128 6 AKC Rag. Sibar1an hu,skies Blue av•• S71!i without paper1. 81 26 wittl papers 6 wks. old Coll614·268-8746. Enghth Setter, Regittered gOOd hunting dog Will welt or trade for gun Call 614· 949· 2544 6B & Fruit Vegetables little Beaver Greenhouse on St Rt 326 South Back m bu• meu. bedding pltnte home grown AEAOY. 69 For Sale or Trade • 71 Autos for Sale Mov1ng Must Sell. 84 Dodge AriH. 78 Ford ltd 2. 81 Monte Carlo, 77 Ford truck 1 ton, 68 Chevy p1ckup, 70 CheveUe Cali 614-446-8201 or 448· 8113 1967 Ctutvy Impala-Red with black Interior 396· 326 HP. Very good condition $1600 Call 814·245-9809 1980 Pinto w1gon, low miles, no rult 1660 1974 Tormo S600 1966 Pontiac. clean 81000orbestoffar Saeat 1710 Chetham. GallipoliS, Ohio 1986'h Mercury lynx Sport. brrght red, AC, stereo, sharp, 26 000 mil11 new radials Call 614-446-0382 1981 Pont1ac Trans Am wtth Turbo charger-V8 301 eng1ne. au tomatic trantm1111on, excll· lent condition AC , PS. PB. wtth T top. crul1e control. tilt whael, power w1ndow1. power locke, rear dafroeter, rear louvera. new exhau1t , AM ·FM stereo casette player T-top covora Included Alking ssooo Call 614· 446· 2 206 during day hours & 614·446 2'734 dur~ng evemng hours 77 F~reb~rd High mileage. se· cond ownsr 8900 Call 814 446-4913 1982 Ford Thundltfblfd, IUIO , wrth air, 60,000 m1les Very good cond Cali 614· 266· 6860 Mercury Capr1 Hatchback 4 speed. excellent conditiOn Alii· 1ng t2000 Phone 614 ·992 · 6663. Hay & Grain Hay fo r sale. Round bales milled Call 614-245-6117 Dr1 ed shelled corn 84 50 per cwt Ground 15 OD per cwt Ground With mol a11e1 S5 75 per CW1 304· 468·1031 65 Seed S. Fertilizer 1972 Chevy Camero 8975 .. 1978 Flat 1800 Convertible 11160 . 1979TranaAmS2960 Ph 304-676-4819 1979 Cad1llac EIDarado. sharp ear. low m1leage, loaded wnh extrat. can be 11an K • KMob1le Home saln. 304· 676-3000 81 Ford E1cort $1,800.00 304-676· 2670 or 87&·8813 '71 Uncoln Mark Ill . good cond. 304-882·3146 . 19815 Camero, t8, 500 00 Call 304-676· 6510 1984 Chev Impala. • door stlarp , AC . .AT, t1lt. U.696 00 tlbout $2,000 00 under book. 304-875· 6281 . DeKalb & Kenwonhy Seed Mustang !wrecked) . 4 Corn, W l 312 11talfa Phone t1979 ptld. 4 cyl. 8600.00 902 304 675 1506 after 7 p m Monman Circle, Pt Pit. 304 875-7414 Transportation 71 Autos for Sale 1980 VW Da1her 4 dr. 4 cyl, d11sel &·speed manual tran1· m11t10n Appro• 45-60 Mpg $1500 00 Call Harold George 614· 446· 6346 8 30 to 6.00pm. 1972 Ouster 6eyl auto 1974 Dodge Cor net V· 8 , auto 1275 00 each Call 614-388· 9889. 1974 Volkewegen Bug Good co nd. Call 614· 448 4171 1982 Ctlevy Cttatlon Good pamt 8a lirtl, clean with ltr. AM / FM, 11496 1982 Pcntlac J2000, 4 cvl . PS / PB Cell 614· 286·8522 80 Monza. a~~: cellent cond New ex hautlt, new tires 82000 16 1'h Centr~l Av t m Rio Grande. Ca ll 814 246 6482. 1984 Ford Etcon Auto , AM· FM ·tape. Wlfl riml. t2999. John '• Auto S&IM Bulavllla Ad . Gallipollt 1977 Pontiac Orand Pm. Qood Cond Good body Run• good Coli 814-266-6786 Motorcycle Honda 760 for tala or trade fo r jeep 304· 8756909 1984 Plymouth Rahant 4 dr .. 86. 000 mllu . Exc Cond 03960 Coll814-245-9695 72 Trucks for Sale 1981 Ford 'IJ ton 1hort bed. V· B. PS 65,000 m1ln, standard. good condit1on Ph 61•· 245· 5077 1978 GMC 2 ton septic tank pumping truck J ohn• Auto Salu, Bultvllla Rd Gallipollt 1987 Jeep Comm•nche 2WD PU Must IICflflctl Financing Awllable to Qua hlied 8uyere Call BU-448· 8300 ••• for Merrill or 61 4-448·0862 aek for Elizabeth. 1979 Dodg e lAton, 318 com· plllt rebuilt auto tranemiss•on •8oo Coli 814· 388· 99501988 Ford F-150 .tx4, Mutt IIClriUcel Fln1nclng Avtllable to Quelltitd Buver• Call 814· 448· 9300 11k forMarrlll or814-446 0682 aak for Elizabeth 1973 F-360 1-to n Wrecker. 440 Holm" bed, with light bar, 3151C-auto trana , AM·FM It• reo New ltttrmg tire1. com· p1atalv recondlt1oned, n1w paint 84300 Call 614-448· 8343 or 614·44e·8393 1918 Ford Rang• pick·up 4 cyl .. 6 •peed 0 ·0 . Radio, white whh red interior, only S, 700 miiM Uke ntw 88000 1986 Ford f · 2&0 4 whet dtNt, 300 •I• cyl. 4spa..t, AM· FM cauett, red whh rild lntenor, dual tanks, 30.000 miiH t8500. 1985 Ford f ·150 4 wheal driW. 300 lix cyl. 4 spted AM-FM, ch•· caal whh gray Interior. turbine whealt with Dtyton rad ial " Sttgt". 22.000 mil .. 11000. Call 114-02· 7144 afttr 1.00 and 304· 675-8300 diY•· Hoepltal bed complete. like new, wheel chair, 304-882· 2814 Ponablt 40" x4B' lighted changeable lener algn · 8299: Frae dMhrery lreelatttrl A.AA Slgn1. 304 528-4934 Surplus dttnlm, rental, army, Carhart clothing. Sam &omtrvllla'a Eut Atvtnlwood, Fri. Sat, Sun, 12.00 till 1 .00 PM. 304-273-5855 Suptr •Ingle water btd comi)Jtte t250. 304-875-6209 oh" 5 New kitchen ctrptt 12x1&, king bed, Kirby , IU'Idtrptnning . 141l70 trtller. etareo. air clunar, wtter bed. 304-87&-1162 3 pltet living room 1ulte, t1 711 or belt oHar, 304·171-2843 .. 0 • 0 Q 81 For sale or trade p1ckup of equal value, 19761nternallonal Scout 4•4. tBOO 00 304 882 -3237 after B·OO PM 1978 16·paeeenger Dodge van. 40. 000 actual m1les. good con· dit1on 83.000 304·8B2· 3122. 304 -882- 3206 . 304 -773 6131 . 74 Motorcycles 1987 Suzuki 230 Quad Sport Excellent condit10n $2100 Call 614-448-2235 1985 Honda Rebel 250 1.045 mlias Call 614-446·8305 1982 Honda CM450A . ellctl· lent cond1tkm, fun to ride Call 614-246 -15005 even1ngs 1985 Honda 450 Ntght Hawk. 200 mtlat Matchmg fun face helmet S1300 C&ll 814-379· 2218 Two trtllere to u" for off1ce tool shed or storage One 11 10x60, other ie 12•60. Call 814-992 7401 •• 1979 Jeep CJ7 6 cyl., 41 .000 orig1nM m1lu Great condit1on new t1r.. 82000 Call814· 992· 7018. • Jondh 1hought to himself, "This Is the worst Interior decorating I've ever seen I" 1986 Dodge Ram Chargff jloob llka Bitzer). Rad and whitt , low mlltt , AM-FM c•tetta rtdio. powtr wlndowe and door lodle. eruiM. 1ih. 4x4. wlnlilahleld aun viaor, llght-.:1 running board1. Mutt Mil, new Clf' ord•td Call 814· 742· 2211 btlort 1 .00 ond 114-992-1764 after 8 00 and • • fOf Oa"• 1973 Ford f ·100. long bod, cultom loppar, black, good oond , two gaa tlnkt. 11 }00. 1·304-458· 1514. 1985 Honda Ehte 250 cc Scooter Call 814-379-2128 1985 Harley Oav1dson. Softall Lots olaxtras Ex cond 2,600 m1IH t&800 Call 614 258· 1116 1982 Hond.11 460 N1ghthawk Btwn 2600 & 3600 miles 8660 Negot il ble. Call614·446·8676 btwn && B pm. 380 Cl Honda Ex running condttion Looke good . new battery. New pomta. plug•. & electric etan, also new SillY bar •400 or w111 trtde Call 61•· 446-6445. 1985 Honda Stledow 500 low m1l" Ex cond Many e•tra1. Call 814· 448· 9684. Htrley Davidson motorcycle• 1979 W1da Glide. &3000 OBO 1972 Sporteter. etock. t2000. f1rm Ca11614 898·7058 1 ® Motorcycle 1984 Kawa•aki KX eo 0550 304-675-1874 ' B1 Honda 900 cullom. fully drMsed, first 81 ,800.00 tahs It, multlflll, 304-882-3397 Ktwauki f . 7. good condition, t260 00 304 57e-219e 75 Boats and Motors for Sale - FRANK AND ERNEST· BASEMENT WATERPROOFING Uncond1t1onal hfet1me guaran· tee local references furnished Fret~ est1mates Call collect 1· 814-237-0488. day or night R o ger • Basement Waterproofing you Me-AN I HAve - .. ... (]) Fine Romance ®J Wheel of Fortuna Gl <UI@ Jeopardy ALLEY OOP 7 :35 B·OO ITIS HI fit, DOCTOR l THAT1S I.AaRY •\ ' .. EEK & MEEK Rotery or cable tool " dnll1ng Mo•t wells complt~tad ..me day Pump sales &nd eerv1ce 304· 895· 3802 I ~ OUT \.lilT!-\ A CIA AWJr lAST ~IE>HT . I ' WHAT WAS MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour • ®I Gl @ Collage Basketball NCAA Tournamen1 Champ1onsh1p final . from Ne w Orleans, LA 12 hrs I IL•ve) ill) Wonderworks The Haunting of Barney Palmar (CCI When Barney Palmer discovers that he IS ha unted by the sp1r11 of h1s grea1 unc le, he decides he has Inherited the fam1ly's mag1cal powers (60 m1n l (Q) MOVIE: 'What's Up, Gah1anized corrugated culvert. 82 36 ft . up All11zes Fittings Fa bric1t1on. Day 8a mght del1\lery wlthm 160 m1les. Will not be undenokt 304-925-6211 Concrete fm11h. ptrkmg lots. basements · &ny tize job Senior Cit1zen Oltcount. Riek Garfield 614-985-4464 MORTY MEEKLE AND WINTHROP Docl' ~------------~ Ya.J WAKE UP SIQ: ")11E IT Mlqf-IT NOT BE: BE SURE YCU PlOW Wi-'AT DAY 1r 15. IN II'Ok'NIN~ ... Caroli na, Dreams' (I) 1-.1£ UKf.? f.AW . B~ North George1own, Houston, and lOU lSVI!ie. (I) D CD Barbara Walters Spacial (CCI T wo-11me Academy Award nomtnee Debra W tnger and screen legends Bette Da v1s and Elizabeth Taylor are .ntervte wed by Barbara Wa lws 160 m1n I fll Q) MOVIE: 'Electric ,• RINGLES'S SERVICE axpe· r1enced ca rpenter electrician. maeon, painter, roofmg lmclud· mg hot tar applicatiOn) 304· 675-2088 or 675 -7147 (l) Honeymooners ID CI1@ ALF A1 ALF's urgIng, Bnan te lls his teachers that 1here are 11 planets 1n the so lar system ~In S1ereo) (I) Father Murphy (!) Cotlage Basketball· 1982 Final Four Highlights H1ghhgh1s of college basketb'all s 1982 f•nal four teams ,. Feny Tree Trimming. stump removal Call 304· 676 · 1331 A SCHOO'- DAY. 8 :05 (I) MOVIE 9 .00 (I) 700 Club Ill D (I) 59th Annual Aca· 'lover Come Back' 8 30 0 CII @ MOVIE: 'Stone Fox' ICCIII n S1ereo) (!) College Baseball Minnesota at Arizona (3 hrs ) (lJVe f CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING Cor Foul'th and P1ne Galhpoli•. Ohto Phone 614-446-3888 or 814446-4477 84 S. I ~ <1 ~ ~ Electrical Refrigeration 86 ., demy Awards (CC) W11h e1ght nom1na1 1ons each 'Platoon and A Room W1th a V1ew head the list of mot1on-p1cture nommees a t 1he 591h annual Academ y Awards presentation, from the Dorothy Chandler Pavi lion of the l os Angelos Mu · 1 10-00 been bu1ld1ng a case aga1nst a pornographer for years, 1s . " ' ' 'I .. ! • Upholstery Mowrl'f'"• Upholltenng terving lri county lf81 22 years The bt"t in turnlture upholt~larlng C1ll 304 · 676 · 4154 for free ntim•tes II Program Yourself Landing Whan 1he bank tnes to for,close on thetr property. a farmer and his son work hard 10 keep the land that has been 1n the1r famdy for several generations ® 1D lj) Cagney & Lacey !CCI An anorney. who had PEANUTS R a. M Cuetom CouchH and Reupholttery, St Rt 7 . Crown City , Oh, 614-268 14?0, Eva 614 ·448 3438 Open daily 9 to 4 30, Sat 9:30 to 1 30. Old • new Uph o1t1rlld fll CD for Success (I) Ossie & Ruby Fusselfa VACATION Formerly Ken Wh Batons Now John 's Water Serv1ce Sarna Price• 1,000 or 2.000 gal tervlce 30•· 676-2248 87 Paul Ho gan . (3 hrs )(LIVe) (I)® American Playhouse J ,J . Water Service Swimmmg pools. Cisterns & wellt Call 614 -246·9286 Hou te coal, limestone. and grevel. Delivered 1 ton and up Jim LlmfH' 304-876 12 47 or 675 -7397 SJC Cen1er Co-hosts Chevy Chase , Goldm Hawn and ' MAW'S HOROSCOPE SAID SHE WAS GOIN' To PARIS ON A BODACIOUS General liauling Watter1on' s Wat er Ha uli ng , re .. onable ratel, tmmed11t e 2.000 gallon dtl111ery cisterns, pool I. well etc call 304 6 76 2919 r 1._ , HARNEY Re•ident lal or commercial w~r· lng Naw tervl ca or rep11n Liceneed electnclan Estimate free Ridenour EleC1rical, 304675-1786 1988 Attro·gltll tri·haul ball bolt Loaded. live Well. trolling motor. 31 HP Mercury outboard motor like new Call 61•·388· " 96-78 afttr 4pm , anvtlme wttkendt BUDGETTraneml11lonl ' Uttd' R•bulh All type~ torque convtr· ,.,., • tfenlftr CINe. Engine oYif'haul lli"t•. Alllton Trttntmil· akm Partt 6 CVC Jo lntt Out· f8ntHd, will daltvtr. caah • carry or lnttall Call 114-3792220"' 281-8877 Cincinnati Reds Spring Training Report Dave W eekley re pons from Tampa, Flonda, s prmg tramlnQ home of 1he Reds, mananger Pete Rose ta lks about the up-comm1ng season. player 1nterv1ews wtth cur· rent stars and old ttmers 81G pojA'J"t> AND WHICH IS THe L.ll'iLIS ,PoTA"nl? ·. RON 'S Telev1 110n Service House cella on RCA Qua~:a r. GE Specialing m Zemth Call 304· 676-2398 o r 614-4462454 A S. R Water ServiCI'I Home cilternt walls. pool• lilted• Formerly James Boys W&ter Same ra tes Call 304-675 · 8370 Auto Parts S. Acceuories fort D Ill WHICH I.S THE ., Tree & 11tump remov1l, c ham hnk fences mowing mulch. 1hade& shrubs, azahas rhododendrons, Don 't Land scapes Call 614· 446-9848 Bne Boat 1981 Sea Nvmph, drNe on trailer, dual rod boxe•. dual llvewellt, two 106 tmp batttrlet. 1984· 60 hp Mercury motor with span II prop, 1984 mot9r guide trolling motor, lCR 4000 graph, e~tcellent condition Ce11 814· 286·4183 or 614· 286-1187. 76 @ Wheel of Fortune (Q) Barney Miller 7:05 (l) Sanford and Son 7:30 0 (])(I) Newlywed Game (!) College Beske1ball: NCAA Final Four High lights @) Q) Too Close for Com- 'Jb MAleE THE DeCISION Pamter . lntertor / Extenor-26 ye· ars expenen ce FJee eat1mates· Reasonable rates Call61 4· 258· 6785 Dillard Water Serv1 ce Pools. Ci•tern s Weill Delivery Anv· time Call 814-446 -7404-No Sunday calla 10ft. fl•t bottom Alan Boat with oar~. Good condition Jimmy King At 1 long Bottom 814843-5274 MacNeil/Lehrer Newshour 78 17' Chrvlttr Courier 231. 140hp Chry1let motor. 01llv trailer 14500 Ellcallent condl· tion C1ll 814·246·56B5 Rich Line Ball Boat 36John•on out board, 566 Mincot• trolling motor, lwe wall. trtilor. $1400 814· 992-8190 Nawo Ill @ Home Improvements All types carpentt~r & concret e work lnter~or. exterior, remo· dehng palnlmg, roofing, fre e estimates Call814 446· 6174 ,, ., n ·' . .,., .. .. ". - To Mr.Nor:nan Manley, Calif. I read that @) you have made 58 holes-in·one. I have never made any. I am sure you don't need them all. Please send me one. brurally murdered 160 m1n ) !AI ® (Q) Newo 10:20 (l) MOVIE : ' Forty Second Strnt' iColonzed Versronl 10:30 II (]) (liJ You Agalnl Mau audntons to be a replace· mont drummer wtth t he Beac h Bo ye IAI lin S1ereo) ffi Bill Cooby CD Pootocript to a War: Tho lndo· Chlnue In America The problems 1ha1 lace lhe 22,000 refugees who immign11ed to Amenca after !he fall of Saigon are stud1ed (jJ) Onio 8r Ruby: Funollo Landing Whan the bank tries to forclose on their pro· party, a fa rm er a nd his son work. hard to keep th o land that has been in thetr family to r several _g_enera ttons 11 :00 D CIJ ® • lj) Clll Nowa CD Hordcaotle and McCor· mlck • CD M'A'S'H (I) Netlvo Lend : Nomodo oftho Dawn This documen- tary explores the rlse of the South Amer ica n • lnd1an I ..J__----' I C) Co rnp lfl iO lhe t hutk lfl quoled bv fd long on lhc ~~~~ ~~o ng wotd\ yOlJ deve lop f1orn Sh' p Nu 3 b t•l ow .J__ I' I' I' I' I' I UNSCRAMBLE LETTERS TO GET ANSWER . I I I I I I I YESTERDAY'S SCRAM-UTS ANSWERS Oriole - Hotly - E1ght - Zenith - HELLO One little boy to another d1scuss1ng the telephone " 11 's run to use. You just keep pushing buHons unt1 l somebody says HELLO" ET VIS itS Alan Th1cke on t he set of h1s new Otsney Chan nel mov1e. "Not Outte Hu· man " f» W M•A•S•H 0 Ill People' s Court (I) MOVIE 'Hacksaw ' Pan ®I 17 I work m a job placemenl bureau One young appllcan1 puu led over h1s a ppllca 11on form In the bla nk marked " position das1red," he had wr1Hen "·····-· " f9 PRIN T NUMBERED LETTERS p IN THESE SQUAR ES I (I) En1artainmen1 Tonight Services SWEEPER end sewmg machine rep&lr. parts, and t upphn P1 ck up and dehvery Oavts Vacuum Cleaner. one half m1le up Georges Creek Rd Call 614· 446 0294 I' I l......,I____L__....J___ C!l SportsCantar 1b '!lAY FOR I{OUR&LFZ I I 1 r,--T-R_U_E_V_I---.1 mick WHAT DOYOUIIAVt !!£fOR~ DIN~~~ Starke Tree end lawn Serv1ce Greener lawns that 11 Weed and Pest Free. liquid or grandular application tree and shrub loo ' 83 Honda XR 600 Pro Unk. exc , Stump removal anywtlere with· cond, 304-876· 3270 aher 5 00 out lawn damage For complete tree and lawn care call304 ·676· PM 2842 or 576-2903 1979 Suzuki OS 750. mea road bike, 30,·87&-3000 B2 Plumbing 1979 Su1uk1 ttratt bike 42&. & Heating uoo.oo. 304 676-7503 85 Bronco tl Edd1e Dauer Edttion, loaded, low mlleege. garage kept E•c cond 012;000 304-675-5479 ~ her 1nto e rea l woman . 6 · ~0 0 CII@ NBC New& (!) 1986 NCAA Final Four Highlights Hrghhgh1s ol1he 1986 final four 1eams •nclude LoutSVIIIe, Duk.e, Kan· sas and Louts1ana Stale (I) 0 (I) ABC News !CCI fll Q) Hogan's Heroes (I) Doctor Who ®J GIIJ) CBS News ® Reading Rainbow (Q) WKRP In Cincinnati 6 :35 (l) Down to Earth jln Srerao) 7 :00 0 CIJ PM Magazine (I) Hardcastle and McCor- KawaukilTD -760. Driv11haft 81250 Call614-992-7258 '78 Kawasaki 860cc needt work. n.w Plrtl Included A tllaal ., noo 30-· 875-6428 _rM~E...::.D~E~N;.,_...jl -.~~· ; 5 I Kelly th1nks a bra wtU turn I 'ill'tCifiC~UH TOLD '{00 'tOU CAN!.IOT HAY~ ACOOKI~ ---.:-1 Secret Crty 6 05 (l) New Leavell to Beaver 23112 ft Prowler camp1ng trailer, good cond 304-676-1915 e\lenings f I I' I I N~EI--=.6 ~ .;..SI-ll ; (Q) Facta of Life 10V:~ f1 camper truck ehde-m GLIBTH f::--1,----r-1 (I) Square One TV ICC) :::..:=_:__________ 1979 Fleetwmg camp1ng trailer 21 ft. dual axle completely selt contained , very clean , 83,895 00 Will accept n~ce 10 ft truck camper on trade, 304675-6714 U80 Cheveue 4 epeed. AC , good runnmg cond1t1on $1200 Coll814-992-3978 64 I EVENING mill Jeffarsons 1980 Prowler Bunkhou11 Sleep• 7 Salf-contamed AC, very good thape 16600 614· 992-5954 19B4 Chevy Conven1on Van, 16,400 miles. heavy duty sue· pen1ion. black, 2 tone 111ver· gtay Power wmdow power door lock, tilt and cruise. flex l'teel ..ate, gray inteflor, h1gh riM roof, auto. wtth 306 engme. over drive. burglar alarm. built 1n radar detector, C8 . Bole radiO sy•tem with equalizer. AM -FM Cassette, color T.V. and VCR front and rear heater and AC lighted running board• Ca II 814-742-2211 before 6 00 or 614-992·6764 eftor 6 00. 1978 Yamaha XS 400 Excel· len t. f400 Call614· 379· 2128 One pair Peacoc ke. f1ve white Gene. lilt Mu1covy Ducks, 4 year old half Morgan Mere 304-675-2865. 3/30/87 rn ~rtslook Nom&d Camper. 23ft , tleeps8. eelf contamed hke new Phone 614· 742-2770 WORD b~ ­ &·00 O CilCil D Cil®l lil <W® camper, all self contamed cbm mode 8a 1hower Good cond 8600 304 882·2B87 . 6 Wk old p1g1 Call 614-266· 9351 Bx11 flat bed dual exit~ trailer, tHDO 00 304 882-3237 lf1tr 5·00PM '* Vans&. 4 W.O . 19BO Thunderbird Good condt· 110n t1300. Call 814 247 4292 Tony: • Gun Repairs, hot rebluting Opttn 9·00 AM to 7 00 PM Coli 304-675-4631 Rough lumbar, o.k l popl• *150 thouaand by th• Bd or zoe bd . 1t 304·875-4412 Walker'• Wredtar, Hendlf'tOn 73 1985 Plymouth Tunsmo 5 1peed, 19. 000 mil", many eKtrae. 83600 Call 614-992 8837 after 4 00 RegiStered Amer•cen saddl ebred ho nat forsa le Good breedtng 3 maree 1 geldmg Ctll614· 448· 1642 ext 478 or after 6 C&ll 614-266-6461 S©~(l1J-~ t'JS" GAM I ----.....:-~ E~l"d by ClAY R POllAN _ _:__~--0 fo1.1r Reorronge lellers of the Kramb led wo rds rMAT DAILY PUULIR low to form lovr 5irnple word5 COMIN6VP f'r>T"ATr-..::.:; I Camper and lot. Racoon Creak 1976 GMC ~ ton truck 454 engine See by appomtment only 614-742-2577. Duroc Boan Bred juat hk e the boars we tested at ttl e Oh10 Testation that gained over 2 6 lbs per day Roger Bentley, Sabina OH 513· 684·2398. l ookmg lor Reg111hrred English bull for stud ~& rvic e must have papen Call614·446·7862 1 Reg11tered ft~mal a 8aasett Hound pup t100 Call 6 14· 446· 0974 Livestock E'Ve:~YTH i~b1'5 Television Viewing ® Iron~~~;~;~~~~~~~====~·~-~'"~'~"-~~~~ MF 4 row corn planter, Nl 340 2 row c orn p1cker. grav1ty wag on. 3 pomt hitch wood aplll ter Call 614-266·8689 af ter 6pm lJ 198& Pal amino full lilt Pop-Up Truck Camper Ph 814-4468648 after 7 ·00pm Ut1hty Bldg Spl 30'x40'11.9' , 16~~:8 Overhead door. Service Doo Horse 614·Erecred 332-9745 r Bldgl $6333 AC tractor, &726 Runs great I PLMlt;D R0%'>,61-lT The Daily Sentlnei - Page- 7 News (I) Big Valley JIM ' S FARM EQUIPMENT CENTER SR 35 W Galllpoht Oh1o Call 614-446-9777 eve 614· 446 3692 Up front tree· tors w1th warranty over 40 used tractors, 1000 tools 3010 John Deere tractor with John Deere plowt, John Deere bush hog S4600 John Deere hay bind &1350 Call814 288 6622 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio HORN LOSER Auto Parts S. Accessories 2010 John Deere d1e1tl tractor· plows d11c 83950 New Idea Dyne Bounce mowe r U95 late modal 224T Jotln De•• baler 81296 Hay wagon $300 Call 814 288-6622 175 Maasey Fergueon tractor With plows. diSC. bush hog U660 Cell 614· 288-8522 ... Ueed A Rebuilt Tranem1slione. All interAally inapected • gua· rantetd InstallatiOn and pick-up available Call614-448·0986. 61 Farm Equipment 62 Wanted to Buy Mixed hardwood siBb! $12 pDf bundle Containing appro• 1 'h tons FOB Oh1o Pallet Co Pomeroy, Ohto Call 614 9926461 76 L iv~ol uck Gravely tractor e le c: tr~c stetl. 8-epeed wtth attachments Call 614-446-4149 Couch & chair 30 Volu me Enc.,.cloped1a Sr•ta nMica w1th bookcatt All ex co nd Call 614· 448 86 38 or 614 388 9089 'N' CARLYL! ®bf LeiTJ Wright <;. • March 30, 1987 BRIDGE • K7 James Jacoby • r14 NO il'lll t AKIU i h r~ + 10 2 Stretching for game WEST • •, 911 f.AST • (/ 0 :1 • Q 17 2 • .14 .9 • Q 32 +K .I90I;4 By James Jac oby ., +AII14 ' +7 ers, South 's hand has a n a tlract1vc 4-62-1 s hape Furthermore, h1s II po1nls a r e lwo aces a nd a kmg - the highes t qua hly pomts Th e fin a l plus 1s that two-diamond ! • A K l tl H fi :1 accept a game mv1tat1on'1 For slart Vu lner.ib)P Nmth·Soulh ,4I... Dealer Easl response ma t ched Sout h 's two lillie diamonds If opener ha d he ld a s mgle d ramond and two small cl ub s, he would have passed 1he three-hea r! mv1 Lat1on like a s hot W1Lh a s pade lead, how s hou ld yo u play ' Declarer saw that the game would be easy 1f both red s u1ts spill 32, a nd d1d no t see a ny s 1mple way to guard agams l a ny other d1s lnbut1on . so after playmg low from dummy a nd wmnmg East's spade queen w1th hos ace, he playe d A-K ol hea r1s Now the r e was a pro blem He cas hed the di a mond A-K a nd trumped a d wmo nd a s East discarded the club f1vc If he now le d a hea rt a nd East was kmd e nou g h to cash both heart t n c ks before pl.>ymg e ith er cl ubs or a s pade bac k, cv ery thmg wo uld be JUSI f1ne That was not gomg to happen Since he need ed to get rod of hos club loser, declarer led +A (,1 r, SOU Til Now why s hould Sout h, w1th a mml mum o pe nm g ol II h1gh-card po mts North's 10 M1 l rl West Nort h Pass Pass 3. I :a~ l l'.u:is 2• South P.ISS P.ISS Opcmn g IPa d +I) to lhe kmg of spadtos .1nd IJI,Iyl'd ,1 g,ood Ea:st trumped 111 Jmm ed la iL'· ly as South shrd h1 s l'luh Nqw, h(~t au sc the sp.Jdcs were 'l·J dt•r· LIII'I m.Hlc h1s d1.1mond ga me contr net Is th(~rc a h•sson la•r.-•'1 Onh• on4.' In· stead of }c(.ldtng a low spad;. I rom mg from longest and st rong1•s1' n1o1y be .1n old w1ves' say1ng. but usua lly 11 s the hcxt appro<J f'h ~·"-' lty THOMAS JOSEPH ACROSS 11ndulge 5 A1da's ·-Scene" 39 Sharp 40 Lack 41 "Duck soup" DOWN 9 Unco mmon 1 Dutch City 10 Ward off 2 Brother of Moses 12 Finn Mac Cool's 3 Persuad•• 4 Longing land 5 Knight's 13 Gave the lie to garment 16 Socce r 30 Zodiacal 15 Oxford 6 Done great s1gn tutor with 19 Friendl ess 31 Hoffman 16 Average 7 Tonne one film 17 Malay 8 Good 20 Mod1fy 33 Compul gibbon thinking! 23 Worship sion 18 Fisherman 11 Fuller's 24 .Jeremiad 36 One 20 "Theyherb 25 Brake part (Fr.) serve 14 Hummmg 27 Ranch 37 Turkish who... " sound or butte r measure 21 Narrated 22 Debtor's burden 23 Peerless 25 Musty 26 Challenge 27 Chinese for god Hebrew measure 29 Entrance 32 Agency 28 that electrified rural USA 33 English river 34 Wrath 35 Guarantee 37 Aeslr's rule 38 Friendly Islands DAILY CRYPI'OQUOTFS- Here's how to work it : 3130 AXYDLBAAXR IILONGFELLOW 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, apostrophes, the length and fonnation of the words are all hinta. Each day the code letters are different. CRYPTOQUOTES 3-30 R D TUK TWKWAU DLANR 1' C K Y RD N WPU C K w w DKU M N W VI P U II P U R MNUWRN . - A UDVAU U H C DR Yesterday's Cryptoquote: 111~ AVERAGE 111AN'S JUDGMENT IS SO POOR, HE RUNS A RISK EVERY TIME HE USES IT. - E.W IIUWE <I three c:1rd hoh.lin g, W(•st WOJJ !d do h<' l lcr ta bl tng a club a l lru k n n~' · Len d· �.. ..;-. •.• :Page-8-The Daily Sentinel ' March 30, 1987 .· Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio ' Local·Briefs:---. Suspect Marine's lawyers label story (,fantasy' Patrol tickets Pomeroy man There was a lhreP·vehick accident on U.S. 3:1 in Sali sbury Township Saturday morning, accord ing to the Ga llia ·Meigs Post of lhP Star e Highway PatroL Paula Mora , .10. of Rarlne. and Sharon Pierce, .11, Rac in e, wore ht'aded north on U.S. :13 when a truck, also northbound . driven bv Fdgar Abbo11, :>ll. of Pomero)·. reported ly struck Pierce's car 1n tho back as PiNrP and Mora wPrrstoppedon the road. The collis ion torvrd PiNce's car to strike Mora's car, the patrol said . Abbott was ci l<'d for as sured clear dis tance . Local student featured in ad Rio Grande Commu ni!)' College has unveiled newspaper advertising feat ur ing Daphne Dillard, a RGC.CC st udent from Pomeroy. "We chose Oaphne a s someo ne who is representative of th e people of sou 1hcrn Ohio and I he students here at 1he Rio Gra ndr School of Technology," said Sanford A. Lane. dean of the School of Technology. "Through Oaphnf''s Pxample, we wan! the people of Me igs Coun ty to know about rh~ opportuni ties to learn job sk ills and Improve themselves th roug h the courses and fin anc ial a id available a t Rio Gra nde," sa id Lane. Dillard, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roger Oillard of lfl7 Laurel Plarl'. Pom(•roy, is" secre tari al science st udent at Rio Grand<• a nd a !986 gr aduat e or Meigs High SchooL RGC -CC a nd its School or Technology offer courses in seven career tracks: romputN science. diesrlla utomotive, draflin g· !design , rlerrron ics, manu fac turing, medical labora tory techn o lo g~; and secretarial sc ie nrP. EMS respond.~ to J5 calls Mei gs Count y F.mcrgency Med ical Services reports 1.1 ca lls O\'er the weekend; 11 on Sa turd ay and fou r on Sunday. Saturday at 1:16 a.m .. Tuppers Plai ns Fire Depar tment was called to Kecbaugh-Follrod Road on a false alarm; Middleport at 2:01a.m. to Village Manor Apartments for Carolyn Miller to Holzer Med ica l Cen ter: Middleport at :!: 12 a.m. to !he Supe r Ameri ca Station where Middleport Police Officer Clint Patterso n delivered a baby girl for Danlrlle Smith; mother and baby were then tra nsferred to Holzer Medical Center : tuppers Plains at 7:5:1 a.m. ro Bigley Ridge for Reno Fitch to Veterans Memorial Hos pita l: Tuppers Plains at 12:09 p.m. to Township Road 404 fo r Bert y Hawk to Holzer Medical Center: Rutland at 12: 45 p.m . to Happy Hollow Road for May Crickman to VctNans Memorial Hos pit al: Racine at 1:26 p.m . to Hill Road for Mike Lltrhfleld ro Veterans Memoria l Hospital; Middleport at 7:34 p.m. to Cheshire for Henry Davis to Holzer Medical Center; Pomer oy a t!O::n p.m. to La~rel Cliff for Elizabeth Winland to · Vet era ns Memorial Hos pital: Rutland a t 10:54 p.m . to Beech Grove Road for Shirley Frazier ro Veterans Memorial Hospital: Syracuse at ll:lo p.m. to Collegr Road for Andrea Theiss to Pleasant Valley HospitaL Sunda y ar2: 59 a .m ., Tuppers Plains to Reedsville for Cindy Smith to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Middleport at8 : 32 a.m. to Stonewood Apar tm ent s for ln<n Pooler to Vet era ns Memorial Hospital : Pomeroy at 4:42p.m. to Spr ing Avenue fo r Andrea Arnold ro Pleasant Valley Hospital: Pomeroy at 9:26 p.m . to Pomeroy He alth Care Ce ntN for Helen Dias to Holzer Medi ca l Center. MARC !>late,.; Thur.~day meeting Meigs Assoc iatio n for Retarded CitlzP ns will meet Thu rsday, 7 p.m ., at Car leton Scho oL Spaghetti dinner planned Saturday A spag hetli dinnpr, sponsored by the Meigs Association for Retarded Cit izens , will be held Sa tu rday at Car leton School. Serving will be fr om o to 7 p.m . and cos ts will be $:i per adult dinner . Childr en's portions will a lso be served. Racine church plans revival Reviva l serv ices wil l be held at the Racine Firs t Baptist Church beginning Su nd ay and continuing through April 9. Evangelist will bP Ron Dillon, from Highland Park Baptis t Church, Hanaha n, S.C. Sen·ires will begin ar 7:30p.m. nightly. Group schedules .~morgasbord The Long Bottom Comm un i t ~· Association will be staging a spring s morgasbord dinner thi s Saturday, from 4 to 7 p.m ., at the communit y building. The all·you ·can·ea t dinner Will feature several mears and entrees, hom<· madr noodles, desserts a nd drinks for one low prier. EveryonP wr lcomr. Special service slated Saturday The public is invited to a ttend a special service at the Pomeroy sen ior citizens building this Satu rd ay, 7 p.m. , with Herbert Insco,., rvangclis l. Accident moderately damages car Moderat e damages w<'rr incurred loa ca r dr l\·en by Becky Davidson, Pomeroy, Satu rda)' afternoon on Wes t Main StrePi . Pomeroy Po li c<· s aid th~ brakes on the westbound vehicle went out of commi ss ion and Davidson struck a guard railing. Therr were no in ju<'i"s and no c harges were flied . Alumni group plan.~ meeting A meeti ng of lh<' new Meigs High School Alumni Association will be held ar 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Main Street Pizza, Pomeroy . All graduat es of Mrlgs High School are Invited to attend . Square dance plannf:d Saturday Shady Rlvrr· Shufflcrs arC' sponsoring a square dance and dogging this Saturday, from 8 to II p.m .. at Pomeroy VIllage Hall. Music will be provided by Ci r cleD Wrang! ers with caller Jim Carnahan. Everyone welco me and $2donatlons will beaccepte\:1 at the door . phio, area weather scene South Central Ohio A flood wat ch Is In effect for :this after noon and tonight. : Rain and a chancl' o f thund er· •storms and heavy rainfall agai n :tonight, with a low In the mid 30s . ;Rain likely Tuesday, with •tempera rur.es remaining In th e :mid 30s. ·', The probability of prerlplla· ~ ion Is near 100 percent tonight a nd 70 percent Tuesday. Wind s will be from the northw · es t at 15to 25 mph tonight. Ohio Extended Forecast Wednesday through Friday Fair Wednes day , with a chance of showers or snow flurries Thu rsday and fair again Friday. Highs will be In the 30s Wed nesday and In !he 40s Thurs· day and Friday. Overnight lows mostly will be In the 20s . WASHINGTON tUPII -The lawyer for the Mar in e guard accused of allowing Soviet agents Into the U.S. Embassy in Moscow says the bizarre nature of informa tion his client ,gave investigators shows his story was "fantas.v" or coerced. The New York Times reported today . The Times, citing declassified vers ions of investigators' m emo· randum s, said Sgt. Clayton Lonetree. of NaY"jo a nd Winnebago Indian herit age , claimed "in· rrlgue," blackmail and "what tlw .whitr man did to the Indian," wer~ motives In his all eged espionage activiti es. Thr 23 ty ped pages of drclassi· fled documents were- provided ro rhe Times b'' William Kunstler , one of the Marine' s defense lawyers. who denied Lonetree wa s guilty of espionage or any or her charges. The document s deal wllh responses given In three separate interviews last year by Lonetree when questioned about how hi s Still laler, accord ing to the documents, Lonetree said he gave secret information to a Soviet agent because "of what the while man did to the Indian." " Wh at 1 did was nothing compared wit h what the U.S. government did to the Am~rican Indian 100 years ago." Lonetree was reported ro have told the agents. Then in thP typed account of his interrogation , immediately followlng that sen tencc. ·he wrote in lon ghand: "But I still have a great love for my country ." Lonetree further described how Sasha soug ht names of others in th e Moscow and Viennil embass ies where he worked who may have been alcoholics. homo- .• sexuals. dr ug users , or otherwise .. suscepttble to recru itment, .· Th e · Times said Kunstler ·. claimed that one of the investiga ' .:: tors admitted at a prelim inary ' proceeding that he had urged:. Lonetree "to just tell us some- :: thing- tell us a li e ." ' t.tl'1 FINAL FOUR Indiana · squeaks by Syracuse -Page 3 Ohio Lottery• Daily Numlll'r 794 loutti m•ss Wt•dnt•sdu.v. with n,;,,,,_. hdw<'<'ll 40 and H . Tht• PICK-4 fpr~:Jha hili' l ~ of jll'l'l'ipltation i' 1891 • •. .. Ch•n ririJ;" tonight, with a low • Wt'l'l1 2tl aiHI :10. Vnriahh.• at y .. Vol. 36, No.2.w " · Co~vrig~ted 1987 · pt•rt·t•nt tonight and rwar \\'rd ru•sd;_IJ . • enttne Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio, March 31, 1987 2 So ct1 o ns. 2 6 Pngos 25 C ent s A M ultimndi a ln c . Ni!w s potpCI • • Lifeline between 2 communities shuts down romantic involvement with a Sovie l woman employed at the embassy evolved into an espi on· age relat ionship with her pur· paned uncle, Sasha. Kunstlcr. who described as bizarre the information Lonetree provided Naval Investigative Serv ice age nt s, said his client's account of his activities showed they were "fantasy" or the product of coercion by the agents. In varying accounts of his actions, the document s show Lonetree ar one point allud~d to "intrigue" but later told inves tl· gators he feared he would be bla ckma iled for signing a -slatemen! declaring: "I will always be a friend of the Soviet Union." · Trial ~n!! Tu.-!!day The trial of William Oliver Curley, RL 4, Gallipolis, charged with murder and aggravated arson In connection with the Dec. 21, 1986 death of his mother , begins Tuesday in Gallla County Common Pl eas Court. A court s pokes man sa id the tria l is expected to last through the week. The spokesman added that If a jury Is seated by noon or early afternoon Tuesday, jurors will be taken to the scene of the alleged cr ime. Curley, 64, was arrested Dec. 22 by the sheriff's department following an investigation by the department and the sta t e fi re marshal into the blaze that swcpl · through the rear section of the Kemper Hollow Road mobile home that he shared with his mother, Noldle E. Curley, 81. Mrs. Curley died. of smoke Inhalation and thermal burn s, according to an autopsy condu cted a lew days a fter her death . William Curley was indi cted by the Gallla County grand jury In January on the two charges . I Area deaths I BRIDGE CLOSING- Signs warning vehicle and pedestrian traffic that the Pomeroy: Mason bridge Is closed. The hrldgc closed at 9: 30 · a.m. Monday and workers lor Malden-.Jenkins . Construction Co. then began prt•paratlons for : removal of the first 60-foot approach span on the Racine board OKs changes in water bill collection procedures . .. ,. """' .RITE AID CENTRA· VITE VITAMINS Charles L Archer, 67, South Fourth Street. Middleport, died Sa turda y at ·the Holzer Medical Center following a lingering IJiness. i\lir. Archer was born a t Brad· bury on Sept . 2, 1919, a son of the late Earl and Margaret Burford Arc her. He was a retired employee of the former Robinson's Laundry and Dry Cleaning Ser· vier in Pomeroy . He had worked for the firm for more than 40 years. He was a m ember of the Disabled American Vet~rans a nd Feeney·Bennett Post 128. American Legion. Surviving are his wife, Betty: a daughter, Ba r bara (Bobble! Archer of Middleport : two sons, Pat of Middleport a nd Michl Archer of Union Cit y, N.J.: a grandson, Christopher Archer, Farmington, Conn .: four sis ters, Mrs. Elmer (Mar tha 1 Burns, Middleport: Mr s. Delmar (Berty) Rothgeb. Oklawaha. Fla.: Mrs. AI (Julia 1 Black, Somerset. and Mrs. Mary Crossan, Fort Thomas, Ky, Services will be held at I p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlings-Coa tsBlower Funeral Home with Rev. Sunny Zuniga officiating. Burial will be In Riverview Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2·4 and 7-9p.m. today. Memoratlon contrlbuUons In his memory made be m ade to the Meigs County Chapter of the American Cancer Society, Ma · so n ic Temple Building , Pomeroy. Veterans Memorial Saturday Admissions - May Crlckman, Rutland: Julta King , Rutland. Saturday Discharges - Ruby La nguell, Beatrice Wood, Mary Laudermllt, Michael Roach. Sunday Admissions - Cynthia Smith, Reedsville; Ida Pooler. Middleport. Sunday Discharges - Martha Atkins, Leah Nease. BOTTLE OF 130 .RITE AID BOTTLE OF 24 ELASTIC LEG DISPOSABLE 79 DIAPERS LARGE-PKG. OF 32, MEDIUM-PKG. OF 48 OR 99 SMALLPKG. OF 66 50 t:ents for walk ·ons and ·JHL"i~L· n~.et · •·s . Par king ffif!lt•rs alnng Uw riv~·r walls t h<• lnwc.•r I'IIUH'fU,Y (larking )OI haVt' ht•t• O t:OVI'I'I'd to a llOW (or traffi<' ~olng to und from lh(• ft•rry Ia ndin" . l't•oph• ar t• a~kNI nOt to ,,ark vdtidt•s In llu·st • S Jiill 't'"i , or Warner sentenced to 3 1h years in prison ,, ,. Changes in collection proce· renters that they will have to dures were made by the trus(ees make appli ca tion fo r service and of the Racine VIlla ge Board of pay a water deposit to Jeanette Public Affairs which met Lawrence, billing ·collectin g agent, at the Racine Department recently. Slore. Also, the billing·collectlng Water bills will still be billed qua rterly with payment to be agent Is ro be notified when made on or before the lo th of the renters move. The proper ty billing month. A late charge of$.1 . ow ner will be bil led and res ponsi· Is to be added to bil ls not paid on ble for payment of the bill when lhe billing.colleclion agent is nor or before the 15th. If bills are not paid by the end of the billing notified the property · Is vaca nl. month, a 48-hour shu t-off ·notice The deposit will be refunded will be given the wal~r cu stomer when the renter moves, if the bill with termin ation of wa ter ser- is paid . Residents are rem ind ed that vice to fo llow if the bill re mai ns annual permits for quanlly water unpaid . users arc also ava il able from the If water service Is term in ated billing·collect ion agent . Resi· for non-payment, th ere will be a dents who fill pools. water lawn s So lurn..on charge, plus, the and gardens, etc. , are required to cus tomer will have to make the obtai n the permit and pay !he appropriate quaqerly wa ter depappropr iate fee . os it brforr waf~r · service ·is A $10 fee will be cha rged for restored. any checks returned "not paid" Rental property owners are by the bank. asked to Inform prospective 99 ·charii"S L Art'her means of travel hetween Pomeroy and Mason, W.Va. while the hridge Is out. The fe rry will operate on a 20·hour-a-day schedult•, hetwot•n the hours of 5 a.m. :1nd I a.m. Ferry rates arc S2 for cars and pickups, including three pt•opl e; $1 for hicycles and motorcycles, Including two oeoole: Ohio side of the s pan. Th e $1.39 million Ohio Department of Transportation repair contract stipulates a four-month · closure of lh<• hridg<•. Mt•anwhile, a 12-car ferry owned by Darrell ~odgcr of Clinton, Iowa, will provide the alternate Savings Ba nk, was convicted of helping trigger the biggest bank· Ing cris is in Ohio history by Ill egally investing bank funds in a sham operatio n. CINC INNATI (UPJJ-A judge who sen t' millliinalre ''bu siness· man Marvin Warner to prison says criminals with computers can be more dangerous than street thugs . "Society has lear ned th a t a well-dressed person with a smtl · in g face, pen and com pu ter can hurt you more th an an armed thug," Ham ilt on Count y Common Pleas Court Judge Ric hard Niehaus told Warner Monday a s he sentenced him to 3 · ~ years in prison and lined him $22 million. Warner, 67, a former U.S. Ambassador to Switzer land a nd owner of coll apsed Home State "How many crimina ls can claim 56 ,000 victims?" !he judge asked Warner, a reference to depositors whose money wa s frozen In Warner's bank when It folded two years ago. "Trust In banking officials Is absolu tely necessary and you betrayed that Irust." Warner was taken to jail when he was unable to posl a $22 million cas h bond ordered by the judge. Warner 's att or ney s are appea ling both th e bond and War ner 's convicti on on nine bank ing vi olations. Friend s and rel ative s of Warner. who wa s Pres ident Jimm y Cart Pr's a mbassador ro Swit zerland 10 years ago, had tearfu ll y pleaded with th e judgf' norro send Warner to pr ison. But Warner himsel f s imply as ked fur "justi ce:· "Give me th e jus tle<• tha t you would an y in <llvldual. and no· thin g Jes s ." he told lh <' judge. The $22 mill io n fine Is re stl tu· 1ion for the amount of bank fund s that Warn er Inve st ed In ESM Governm ent Sec uriti es <Jga ln st th£> onk rs of hi s bank' s hoard of dli'Pct ors. War ner h"d made $8 mil lion In pl'nw na l lr ; tn .":>actlo n ~ with ES M. ESM turnf'd 'fl U I to tw a ~ tw m and when it fo ld NI two ,V l 'IH !-i a go, il owner! Homr•Srarc·$14<1 mi lll<ln . Wh<:n dr pos ltors i<'i ll'nr•ci of th e los s, lhi'Y bcg;.m a run on II OmC' Stare and It <tulckl y r losPd. That In .I urn I r lg~C'r ('d run s on other Oh io banks and C:ov . Hi clwrd Ce les te ordered 70 sa vin gs and l oan s CIDSC'd until 111r•y obWJnp(j f ed c·r ~ll Ins u ra nr·t·. ('fl'atl ng "'" Ohi o's bl ggr•sr hankln g cr isis l ' V{' f , Conrlnurd on page· 8 Mine workers are briefed on rights, benefits MERCFRV1LLE - Members of the United Mine Worker s ·e mplgyed at Crown City Minin g Co. gathered thi s morning to be br iefed on their right s and benefits In the wake of an operatio ns shu tdown at the min · Jng complex . Larry Jarrell, presiden t of UMW Loca l 2150, said the s hut · . down affects 97 union members . There are to be 17 men recalled for reclamation work, he added . Members of the local said !here arc also 2:1 compan y s la ff em ployed a t th e mine , bur they did not know if the shutdown would immediately affect them . Jarrell said the compan y noli· li ed the loca l of the shutdown la st Friday afternoon a nd !hat "there wou ld be no work until lurthcr notice." No reason was given for th e s hutdow n, he said. , '' There arr Sf' VP ral rum o r~. but no n•a so n," .l ilrr(•J I Sil id. Co mpan y off icia ls d c·el in ~d comment Monday on report s llw r the min e had c losed down and w er e not Hva lla hlt\ ror eummt·nl Ihi s morn ing. "The meetin g wt,. re ha vin g toda y is for lh<' mPmbe rs tof thr lora II to flncl ou 1wh a 1r ig ht s 1hry h.a vr und er 1he co nlr:Jc t and how .Janl•ll ~Jl tl il !-.1 l'nf •mh(•rs lli p J,! atlw rr cl lJ I I hi' Cuy:tn Tow n.... hip Vo lunt rc•r i"l rr llPJJ;II ·tmcnt . 1\skPd what tht•ir OC'X I mov(l might be, .la <wll rt•s poml<'d . "Th<• un r mpl o.vmc· nr lim'. " Crow n C'lr y M i ni!<~ hu' bPr n In op< •rat io n sin!'" tlu• Hl70s . Th r min in g co mplt ·x o pf' r at ('s fhi" O U ~ h !,I'Vi 'l"a J "i ('( 'liOn.o, or r:u yan Tow nship. long the ir brn c llrs will last ," Absentee voting underway in Meigs HERR'S i\hsentee voting fur lht• May primary elections is now underway alth<• Meigs County Hoard of Elections office, IOK Mechanic St., Pom eroy . i\hsentee hallots will he mailed or residents can stop hy the offlco• and cast uhsentee hal lot, , There POTATO CHIPS 6 Oz. Bag 79( will he May primary elections In Pomeroy VIllage, the Southern Local School District and In Columhla Township. The hoard office is open from K: :!0 to 4:30p.m. Monday through Friday and Is closed from 12noon to 1 on those days for lunch. • DIOC.OKE OR SPRITE Board approves purchase of Bank One branch office Regullr or C1fleine Free 8 PACK, 17 OZ . NON·RET. BTLS . $175 SAVINGS EVERYDAY RITE IN EVERY AISLE AT • ••.• lr.tliW lltTf AID ACCII'TS AU ltfANUFACnllliR'S COUPONS ~ ·,;·:. WI ~!flY! THE ~ 1t1 Ull!fiiiWilRIIS • PIICIS lffEaiYI MAIOt 30 THRU APRILS, 1.917 • Nm ·blfGIMliiQliYPOGIAPHKAI.I. . . RITE RITE AID DISCOUNT PHARMACY - 208 EAST MAIN STREET POMEROY, OHIO PHARMACY PHONE: 992-2586 ' Theodore T. R~cd Jr., President of the Farmers Bank and Sav ings Co .. Pomeroy, received word Monday that the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, Washington, D.C. ha s approved the application of the Farmers Bank to acquire certai n asse ts and assu me certai n liabilities of the Tuppers Plains Branch of Ba nk One, Athens, NA ; Tuppors Plains, Ohio . This aut horizati on was approved on Marc h 26, 1987 by the Board and by their order sha ll nor be consummated before the thirtieth calendar da y following the effective day of this order . Voting In favor of this actio n were Cha irman of the Board, Paul Volcker. a nd Governors SegN, Angell , and Heller. Absent a nd not voting was Governor Johnson . Mr. Reed announced that he a nd B.T. Grover, Jr., President of Bank One Athens, have agreed that both banks will sign the final agree~enl on April 30th and that the Farmers Ba nk will commence operation In Tuppers Plains on Friday, May 1st. i\TI'END DINNER - Henry Hunter , chairman of the Meigs County Democratic Party, eenter, was most pleased with Saturday evening's ,Jefferson-Jackson D~y Dinner held at the Meigs County Senior Citizens' Center. Approdmatcly loO local residents gathered to hear remarks hy State Sen. ,Jan Michael Long, at left, and Auditor of Stale Thomas E. Ferguson, at right. .. CAN DIDATE FOR OFFI CE - llehecca Trlplo·tt , a o·undldal l' fur Pom eroy VIllage Council, Is hoping Auditor M Stall• Tl!uma,, 1': . Ftlrgus on 's predi ction that 191!8 will he the year uf 1111• H<•mu!'rab proves corro •ct. Triplett Is pictured at Sa turday ' ' "" "11' ~· ., ,Jcfferson-,Ju ckson Day Dinner held at the Mt•ig• County St•nlur Citizens' Center with, left to right , Slate St•n. ,Jan Mlo·hiwl l.un~. Auditor FerJtUson, and Henry llunter , ch.alrmun of thr ,\J,.J~, County Democratic Party . State auditor, Long address Meigs Democrats Approxlm!llcly 150 people turned out S'aturday evening lor the Democrallc Party ' s Jeflerson-J ackson Day Dinner a t the Meigs Count y Senior Cltlzens' Ce nter. State Sen . J a n Michael Long addressed the group, followed by guest spea ker, Audit or of Stat e Thomas E , Ferguson. Ferguson pral5ed Long for his accomplishments In the few weeks he has beE:ll In office and ·es pecia ll y lor hi s as sistan ce In bringing ferry service to rome· roy during the c los ing of the Pomeroy -Ma~on bridge. Ferguson said that 1988 wi ll be the year of the Dcmocrar. s and also talked about the operation or his offi ce and how It arts "·' a SI OP·It« i> to c mb~zz l l'rs . Re becca T r l~ lr ll . co nd ldut(' for Pomeroy Vllt ug <' Co ull!·!! , wa $ al so lntrotlut' <'d ro the gathe ring. ' . I' '• ! I• i • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 03. March Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource March 30, 1987 archer