https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d5f07879aaa04b2fd0e3a3a673bfe401.pdf 8cfb49160ea833e6ecc4072142facfb6 PDF Text Text • Th8 Sunday Times•Sentinel Page-D-671 Autos for Sale 73 Vans lit 4 W.O. '79 Chevy \61, 4f WD, tiC, cruin 1979 Ford F.lrmoat, 2 dr., blue, no rutt. 8 cyl. , au1o ., 90 .. .0 milu. reel d..,endlble Clit. AC . AM-FM CIIHttl. reer window deff011 . new tnow radllll. Diehud blttery • brakee, cont., Scottldale pek . Men 0 Wu c1mper top lntulated 04,200 . 304· 823·8843 or871· 1288. '16 Boats'\nd 76 Motors for Sale Auto Parts lit Accessories 79 Motors Home• lit Campers John boat for •Ia. Cell 814- 258·11'17. Black i•P top lor 1951 -57 N 38 , A1. 0100. 814·949· 2481 . U,100 C.ll 814·.W8·03&2. 81 , BLACKBURN REAL1Y 514 .. A"'" For repeir or ~rtl . 1976 Dodge Chargtr. Slant 8. EltCtllent cond.. Standard. 4 Goody. .r radial ti ..... almo1t new . white r1illd lentr~ . 70 Mrill. 4 elum. IIPOkl Whll . t500 . 614-9492800 evn. Plumbing lit Heating ~ u•· GalliJloliH, Ohio ·i 5h:J l'hon .. I h 14) .J4n-01108 1976 Che11y Impale. 37,000 Ktull miles . 11760 . firm . 814- 742 2187. 1973 Maveri ck UOO.OO. Phone after 2:00 PM 304-67G-'823. rune! CARTER 'S PWMSING AND HEAnNO Cor. Fourth end Pine 19711 OMC Jl....., c .... V011, 23ft. 114· 241·1441. St:il ' ' ' 814-742 ·2802 . 82 86 General Hauling Jam.. Bo>tt Wet., S.W:.. Alto s••,. 1954 Chevy Belaire. 2 door tllrdtop , ttlnderd, Nns good. Body feir . 8550. 080 . Cell January 19, 1988 Ohio- Point Plellunt. W. Va. Home Improvement• BASE MINT WAUAPRODFINO Unc:.n4itlon.a lifetime guer.n· OaMipolit, Ohio PMne 114-441 -3118 or 114- 448-44'77 • JIM'S I'LUMIINO. HEATING. Itt. 1, loa 311. Gtlllpolls. Cell 814-:117-0t7t. Clarfl Pklinblng end Hetting. 18 YNrl ~.,ce , unstop dreln1. New-remodeling · reptlr work . 83 Ao11r1 Oood-1 bcawdng, baaementL fool~~n , drivewllfl, septic tlnh, l.nd•caping. Cell envtlme 614· 448-4537. Jtmll L. Devieon. Jr. owner. laaerntnt Weteirpreoflng . 814 -448 -117& or 114-4415 - 7911 . Ken't Water Stntice. Welle, dlltmt. pools filled . Phone 814·387·0823 or 814 -387 · 7741 nigh t Of ~---------------- Excavating Weugh 's Water S8r.ice. Welis. cisttma,. poolt. Ftst, reliable HfVIc.. CeH 814-256-1240 or 814-258 - 1130. A..sonsble relet. 87 Race heats up Jr. Miss orientation See editorial on Page 2 Photo, story on Page 6 · day. Phon• 304· 812·2012 . t•. loal referenc.e furnllhecl . frM lltimetel. Catt collect 1-t14·237-041t, doy. · pools filled. Call 614-2158-1 14'1 Of Busim,•ss St'nict•s Upholstery TRISTATE UPHOLSTERY SHOP 1113 Sec. Ave., Gallipolis 814· 446 -7833 or 61.t -446 - 183J . .Tar Heels win again Nation honors King Story on Page 3 Story on Page 10 VIDEO PICTURES TAKEN OF WEDDINGS AND SPECIAl EVENTS. e 367-7660 n Oldsrmbile Cutlue 1800. Fuel oil flO Yt, 250 gtl. mnk, both $100. 304-676 .2738 . • at y en tine 1 Section. 10 PagM 26 Cents A .Multimedit Inc . NewiPaper Dttaun 280 ZX 2 2. lilver blue, 1c, 11ereo. uc . cond. 18,900. 304 ·!23-5843 . Miserable conditions 1976 Ford Pint o 1979 engine, nM battery end aterter. alumi- num &lot whtelt, 4 eyl. , 4 II). Nnl IIIC. bod¥ gre~t l Am -fm ctssette tap e . " Bills Gas Ia Carry Out " . New Heven. 304-882 · 2428 . 72 Trucks for Sale '86 4x4 S-10 Mui Ceb eir . PS . auto. tren1. AM -FM cllteftetnd Start 6HP go-kert, like new . THE FA lillY lllllllOVE IT HERE! - This home offers 1728 5(1 . fl .. 3 BRs. L~ baths plu s shower in basement. galley kitchen 11 completely eQ Uipped, LR. family room, drnmg room, carpeting, cen l!!l air/ heal pump, rear dec k overlooks Raccoon. C>ll lor an appoin lmenl loday OANV ILLE AREA - Clost to llti&s llinu - 67 acres. m/1. mce home offm 3BRs. 2 baths. krtchen wi DW , diSpl., double owen, relng., WB stove, 22xl2 LR. din ing room ; elec . furnace, carpetmg. Bam on property 24xll with loft. Call today 101 more in lor· mal1on. GE. Specl•ling ift z.,.lth. C.U 304 -5711· 2391 Of 814-4.tl• 2414. Fetty TrM Trimming, stump removal. Ctll3o.t·671-1331 197fl Chrvsler Cordoba. Ctill rienced ctroenter, eftctridtn, 1175-2088 or 1175-7318 . Starks Tree tnd Uwn Service, ltnd..:tping. 304-1178-2010. 197 8 Chevy Scotttdllt 4 -WO with msnv tllltrat . good cond. n 7, Rotary or r::able tool drilling. MOlt weHeco~ttell MmldiV. Purnp Nlel 1nd HNiot. 304- 1978 Chevy Luv 4 IPd., radjo, IPOrtv 11 , 799 . Johns Auto 896· 3102 hies, 8uleville Rd ., Gtllipolis. Bttl'lroom. kitchen r.mdeline. cerunic tile inltllltktn, •oofine. drywell. ~umblng , tlectr+ul, (eN ph .... of building!. ltM-87&2440 1980 ChttVy PU 6 cyl .. 3 spd .. l hlfl) , 12.696 . 1978 Dodge VIR 11 ,495 . 1978 Ford PU 11 ,095. 1978 Jeep CJ5 Golden E.gle 5& .000, S2.096 . B & D Motol'1, Hwv. 160. 614 ·446· 7322 . 1 978 Oodge iiJ ton pick -up . New cemper top . 6 cyL , 3 speed. Excellent con dition . Mey c;on· sider tr lde Ca ll61• -949 · 2658. 1976 Chlt'o' . pickup , C~eyenne Yz ton . V·B, PS Cell lili14 -388 - 8272 . - - - - -- --- lc1979 1.<. ton Ford . 2 whl. drive. 400 eng. tow mi let, 12000 . firm. 614 ·992 -6270. 1963 FOld pickup. lair cdti d. Ph o ne 304 -676 - $300 .00 4168. VW R1bbitt LX piclup. new diesel engine. ac . 1tento. 48 mpg . ex c. cond. n .soo 304· 623 - ~43 . NEW LISTING - NEAR NORTH GALLIA HIGH SCHOOL- Tn ·level home offers 3 BR s, LR, bath , 24x20 fam1ly room , carpet· ing, electric heat, n1ce deck. anached gar· age. Call lor an appomtmen l. CLOSE TO TOIIIN - N1ce onestory home featuring kitchen . LR. lam1ly room , dming room , full basement. carpeting, gas heat. city water. 2 car unaHached block garage. 200 ACRES MI L. FRONTS ON RACCOON CREEK - App roxima tely 65 acres tillable QUALITY IN EVERY DETAIL - 3 01 4 BR bnck home offers a 20x40 fam rly room, 3 balhs, k1lchen w1lh OW. drspl., mr cro wave and trash com paclor. dimng room, inlet· com system , central arr, 2 car garage, deck and a 20x40 pool Over $100.000. Call fo1 appornlment today . and 135 acres woods . Comfortable two story home oHers 4 BR s, bath , krlchen . ll v· ing room. lam1ly room. two lrrepl am . barn. 2 large sc reened p01ches l ovely qurel senlng. RESIDENTIAL - COIIIERCIAL - OR BOTH' - Very niCe bnck l'<lme located al 225 Thrrd Sl. has had mellen! ca1e and offers 1424 sq ft. of liVIng area wrth a lu ll pa rt ~ally finiShed ba sement. Also features acarport. workshop and a 28x38 concrete block commercral type bldg wrlh 3 bays used as an automottve repa11 I lor more 1nformat1on . 1979 JHP CJ ·10 . long wheel b111 PU . CJ,~IIdra treck . 360. V -8 , eulo . a1r. PS . PB, tlid1ng , .., windelw . low mil..ge 1979 CJ -5 Golden Eagle. V-8 . lspd .. spoke wheels . AM ·FM stereo. tow mtleege Cell 614 -446 9700 ~ 1982 Dodge A1 m custom va n auto . urpet . AM-FM tape . w ire rimt . ,por1y, 14 , 499. John ' s Auto Salel, Bulaville Ad , Galli polis , Oh 1970 Ford window ven . Econo· line. S500 Ce l\614 ·446 ·9650 NORTH GALLI A ESTATES - Morgan Twp l00x300 lot Ask1ng $3.900 Owner w1ll cons1der fmanc1ng. 24 ACRES 11 / l , HARRISON TWP .. CLAY LICK ROAD - Rollrni land . well oo orop erty. barn and tobacco base. Call lor more detarls MOBILE HOME FOR SALE - 14170 Fleet wood Broad more, 2 BR. 2 balhs .~ krtchen wl range and ICing . ca rpeting, lO x1l me· tal storage bldg. Call lor more delarls GUY AN TOWNSHIP - 108 acres more or less located sculh of Mercervrlle Approx 20A ti llable Balan ce woods toba cco base Ow ner wrll help llnan ce OWNER ANIIOUS TO SELL - HAS RE · DUCED THE PRICE BY $10.000- 132 9 acres mi l rn Waln ut Twp 11: story home has 3 BRs. bath . 42x94 barn . lar ge tobacco ba se Call tor an appornlm<nl POMEROY , 0 . 992-2259 NEW LI STING - Syracuse - ~ 2 IJedH)(]m home on a l ac1e lot Room tor a mobtle Mme life 'ISO $1 3.500000 NEW LI STING - letart lnexpen :;tve houstng 1S availa ble wtth thiS 2 3 ~droom on a large 101 Rental mestmen l lor on I> $1500 00 NEW LISTING - Rt. 33 near iCWI'fl Acompletely remodeled 3 bedwom horne New furnace. carpe!lng, k1tchen cabmts and bathroom h;.: lure, Nolhrng to dobut move. ,,, $1 900000 NEW LI ST IN G - Pomeroy - 5" '"of wooded land to en1ov are great Add to lhrs a 3 bedroom 2 ba th home w1tf' basemen!, ga r.:t ge . and barn rna kes 1! 1deal for you l Near 1own - good condr t10n Only $28.000 00 NEW LISTING - Foreclo· su1e p10perty pr 1ced to sell at $12 900 00 Needs some work. bul has great polen ~a l Call for mf ormat1on NEW LISTING - Trnec lusu re property - up to l r!'fltal un1ts PU1 ch ase as IS, good 1n· veslment .v1th repa1rs .vould navegood gross mcome Sieal al $19.900 00 SUNDAY PUZZLER ACROSS Vans & 4 W.O. 73 follow heavy snowfall RINOLES ' S SERVICE . lllP• muon. painter, roofing (lndud· ing hoi tar lppUCIIIiorl) 304· 614 ·" 6·4256 Chevy 4-WD . Ce ll efter 8U -3C57-0661 RON ' S Ttlevitlon Service . Hou .. ceh on RCA, Queru, LOOK AT THIS! 10 ACRES ll l l , ONE YEAR OLD RANCH - $39.9001 -ThiS home offers 1584 SQ II . 4 BR s. 2 bath; , krtchen. lam rly room . l 2x24 LR . drnmg room. carpetmg. elec 88 heal. Andersen thermo 'panes. county water SW school d1slnct Callloday and lnake an appmntmenllo see thiS one PRICE REDUCED TO $55.000 - Owner movrng lo farm. E>eellenlly located 3 BR bnck ranch 1n M1il1 V1l iaie. Othe1leatures rnclude LR. FR. eQurpped knchen . 1·- bath. lull hasement 10x10 covered palro. very nrce llal fen ced ba c,yard Ma •e an ap porn tmenlto see thiS ooe today BRAND NEW DUPLU - Greal rnveslment lor the buyer Loc ated oo Graham SchOol Rd Each un11 offers 2 8R s. IrVIng room. bllh. krtchen wrth stove, oelrrg., DW and d1spl . laund1y. large carport centra l a11 and stor age area THE PRICE ON THIS HOllE IN CUTENARY HAS BEEN REDUCED - Home features 3 BR s. l 'l baths. eQ Uipped krtchen. drnene. central a1r , nat gas heat. covered pat1o. unanached g"age Call for an appornlmenl DO YOU WANT LOTS OF AOOII PLUS !HE CONVENIENCE OF LIVING IN TOIIIN1 Th rs home offers both. l ocated on Second Ave lh rs home has 3 or 4 bed rooms.LR, dr n1ng room . large ki!Chen Wllh pantry off k1lch en , smal l back porch . large lronl por ch. full lol ·w1lh plenty of room lor garden and k1ds. gas heal. unanached one tal ga rage Callloday for an appornlment ADDISON TWP . - Appro. 7 mrles from Ga llrpolrs 39 '' ac r~s more or less fronts on township road All woods and brush . $8.9JO. GENTLEMAN'S FARII - 35 acres m/ 1, mostly bllable. 3 miles north of Rodney. Spnn g, well and county water . fenced and cross fenced . Tobacco base. Very n1ce 301 4 bedroom ranch style home wrlh k1lchen. LR. bath. breezeway . woodburn mg lrreplace Call for an appOintment $1,000 - II ACRES - CHESHIRE TWP. - Vacant lan d. sepiiC lank on property. Call lor more rn formatron. ADDISON IWP.- Possom Trot Rd .- 93 acres mi l. all woods Old barn on properly. $21.900 COIIIERCIAL - RESIDENTIAL - IN· DUSTRIAL - 50 acres, more or less. vacant land rdeal lor mvestment or any type development. Road honlage on U. S. 35 and M1lchell Rd. GREEN TOWNSHIP - 150 acre; m/1, approx . 40 acres llllable, tobacco barn . drrvethru shed . melal callle bam. Approx 1? acre lake on property ATIENTION INVESTORSII RENTAL IN· COlE OF $415 PER IIONTH - ASKING PRICE $29.900' - 1.5 acresmi l, 5rooms an d bath home, l2 x65 mob1le home and mo b1le home pad . Call lor more delarls to · day YOU CAN OWN A LITTLE BIT OF COUNTRY - 5 acres m/ 1on St. Rt. 141. N1ce one story home has a lamrly room w1th W()Od · burner. lull basement. heal pump. central arr. CISiern, well and county w~le1. Green School Call lor an appornlmenl YOU'LL LIKE LIVING HERE - 3 BR ranch IU sf mrnules Irom town on Rl. 141. Other features 1nclude k1!chen w/ range, rel ng., OW . drspl. and oven . LR wllh llfeplace. balh. lull basement. dec•. fenced back· yard. gas heal. cenlral arr . Clly school diS· trrct. RACCOON CREEK HOMESITE - Oilers sw1mmrng. boat1ng and frsh 1ng Lot111e rs I 00•600 and has electrrc. water lap and seplrc lank Call lor more delarls 90 Rinse, as the throat 1 Courses 7 Classifies 12 Mlll1ary student 17 Musical Instrument 21 22 23 2<4 :15 Master Extra Reason German river Compass point 26 Ex1rernely terrible 28 Keen 30 Hold back 32 Math term 33 Dollar bill 35 Japanese 92 Roman road ~Faction 95 Delineated 96 Zodiac sign 97 Seesaw 99 Storage comp,artment 100 Remainder 10 1 Nobleman 102 Notice lheloss of 103 Obstruc1 105 Most unusual 107 Samarium 166 Trapped 168 Biblical character 169 Handle 170 Dispatches 171 Place opposite DOWN I City in Nevada 2 Beasts of burden 3 Above 4 Spread for drying 5 Goddess of discord 6 Wander 7 Steamship: abbr. 75 76 77 79 80 82 83 84 86 88 89 90 Dawn goddess Relies on Pamphlet Kind of beer Tropical lruils Wireless set Shore Lilts wilh lever Damp Bone ol body Lock of hair Stares open· mouthed g 1 Place for combat 93 Deliverance 95 Surgical saw 97 Shade 98 Male sheep t02 Obligation 104 Rodents 106 Female deer 37 Sling 39 Band worn symbol 109 Abstract berng 110 Short hit 111 Forgive 1t3 Soaks up 114 - Bela Kappa around waist 40 Lair 115 South America: in it 41 Japanese drama 43 Equals twelve 116 Time gone by 117 Dress border 15 Landed properly 16 Importune 118 Uncouth person lOB Bogged down in mud 110 Prohibits 111 Feel indignant at 17 Brick -carryi ng 112 Mountain lake be\lerage months 4 5 Haste 47 Tellurium symbol 48 Chair 49 Of the nose 52 Hail · 5-4 Ancien t Jewtsh ascetic 56 57 59 61 62 63 Lounges about Entertained Pack awoy Willow Food fish Soil 64 Teu tonic deity 66 Ocean 67 Opp. of Rep. 68 Burden 120 Babylonian deity 12 1 District in Germany 122 Vehicle 123 St rain for breath 124 God ot love 126 Essential cha ra~ ter 128 Unruly children 130 Choral co mpositio ns t32 Informal letter 134 Bound 135 Corn units 136 Myself 137 Cuts 139 Lounging slipper 69 Manuscript : abbr . 7 1 Frozen water 141 Exist 72 Pintail duck 74 Cornered 76 Hard of hearing 143 River islands 145 Civil in juries 147 Pecan and 77 Pedal digit 78 Concerning 79 Praised almond. e.g. 149 Edge 152 Equally 8 1 Npgative prefi)( 82 Harvest 153 Heavenly beings 155 Female relative 83 Craw 84 Couple 85 Nol processed 87 Strips ollea1her 157 Expanse ot grass 159 Fulfill 89 Brown. ss bread 142 Free of ~ 60 Gratuities 162 Ci rclets 164 Pre-eminent 8 Harvest goddess 9 Cheers 10 English streetcars 11 Mexican shawl 12 Centimeter: abbr. 13 Swiss river 14 Club 107 Portion assessments device 18 Commerc1al · 19 Amend 20 Publishes 27 Pieces out 29 Chief eJ~;ecutives 31 Rhodium symbol 34 Guarantee 36 Dines 38 Tried 40 Erase: pnnting 42 Kiln 44 Decays 46 Judge 48 Traded for money 49 Lowest point 50 Priest's vestment 51 French arti cle 53 Bard 55 Sodium symbol 56 Molded mass ol 'bread 58 Petile 60 Give prior notice 62 Cleaning substa nce 65 Blushing 68 Meadows 69 Antlered animal 70 Clan s 72 Goes by wa1er 73 M ost uncanny t 14 Very poor person · 116 Strokes !17 Chapeaux ' 119 Fate 121 Pierce t22 Pasteboard 123 Proceed 125 Stupefy 127 Near 128 Chastise 129 Dried grape 130 Shooting star t31 Shoo1s !33 Hebrew monlh 136 Force t3B Cubic meter 140 Babylonian hero 143 Artic le !44 Wild plum 146 Peruse 148 Trade t 50 Roman dale t51 Fashion t 53 Beast of burden 154 Health resort 156 Goal 158 Pinch 181 River in Italy 163 Saini: abbr. 165 Dysprosium symbol 167 Behold! CENTRALLY LOCATED - GREEN TWP . 22 11 AC m/ l wrlhlronlageonSI Rt 14 1 and Nerghborhood Rd Also ad101n1 San ders Hrll Subdrvrsron Owner frnancrng avarlable Call lor more deta~ ls PERRY TWP . - 11 8 acres, mi l, older home oilers 2 BRs. LR . krtchen . bath. full ba sement. storm wmdow s. well . rural water available. Call for more delarls. 103 ACRES 1 / l , SPRINGFIELD TWP. Appro• 96 A. l1llable. older home has 5 BRs. bath. LR, krlchen . county wale! , 40x60 fX)Ie bldg., 40x60 lobacco barn. Va rrou s other oulburldrngs NEW LISTING - 2 unrl renta l tn Middleport 1n good condrlron $355 00 monlh ly g JO s~ 1ncome. owner want s $24 900 00 ' nd m'y help fr~ nance CAll TOO.AY 1 IDEAL TIME TO BUY A HOME ' WE HAVE A 9.8% RATE MONEY AVAILABLE' Henry E. Cleland. Jr. 992·6191 Jean Trussell 949·2660 Dollie Turne1 992· 5692 Jo Hill 985-1466 CDIIIElCIAL BUILDING - PERRY TWP. - NEAR CORA - 6000 sq. ft. steel bldg., ldea_l for trt_yone m truck10g. drillin' or mmmg buSHless. Owner may consider I gor hn1r1cmc. Call lor m01e in forma· ® 1986 United Fealure Syndical< • By NANCY YOACHAM Sentinel. Staff Writer Treacherous roads and scanered power outages made !11e m iserable Sunday night and Monday morning for some Meigs Counlian s, not to mention for highway department and power company work crews. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. reported the greatest number of outages for customers served by lis Atilens' lines. Fred Deskins of Columbus and Southern's Athens office reported approximately 3,000 customers off on a llne running from Nelsonville south to Pomeroy. Areas of Meigs County affected by this outage Included Texas Rd., lhe Harrison· ville and Snowville areas, St. Rt . 248 In tile Chesler area. the 1\Jppers Plains-Coolville area. Success Rd . and Cherry Ridge: AI 10 a.m. this morning, about 550 cu stomers were wtlhout power In these areas. Ron McDade of Columbus and Soutilem's GalUpoUs ofilce reported aboul859 customers on their Cheshire line toward Middleport · werewlthoul powerbetween4and6 a.m. this morning. By 10 a.m .. customers on this line were r es· tared " 1th the excepllon of aboulll in the Little Kyger area. McDade also reported !hal about 100 customers on Hysell Run. Monkey Run and Cave St. in Pomeroy were out for a lime, as well as 175 customers in the Lincoln Heishts area. , Altogether, McDade said abOut 100! customers served out of Gallipolis were affected by tile outages. As of 10:30 this morning, only about 1~ of tilose customers were still without electnc service. Ohio Power Co. was also plagued wflh outages dunng the night and at 10 a.m. reported about 270 CUSIO· mers were without electricity In the Story's Run, Langsville and Racine areas. Both McDade and Des kins and Ernie Sisson of Ohio Power anl!ci · pated the problems would be corrected today. Buckeye Rural Electric Co-Op and Monongahela Power Co. could not be reached this morning for infonnalion regarding tilelr Meigs Coun ty customers. The stale highway departrnent reported tha i lraffic on primary roads in I he county moved at a good pace this morning desplle I he five to eighl inch snowfall. Rts. 7 and 33 and the Pomeroy-Mason Bridge (Continued on page 10) GET om TilE SHOVELS - Employee Jam Guinther got 1m exercise Monday momlng as he shoveled snow from the driveway at SmJth..Nelson Motors on East Main. Next door at UUie Dan's Exxon they used a front end loader to clear Lhelr drive. Economic turnaround in Ohio no~ed by· Governor Celeste • FINISHING UP - Things around Pomeroy got a Ultle harried Swlday a1temoon when the pumps at the SuperAmesica Service Station at Zl9 West Main (botlom photo) wouldn't shutcifand about:JIIlgaDons of gu.soUne escaped. The Pomeroy Fire Department was called to Lhe scene around 3: 30 p.m. and everything was mder control by 5:30. Some of Lhe gas went Into the river and Ohio EPA and the Coast Guard were both notified. (Top photo ), The area was closed to tralllc from the Pomeroy-Mason bridge to BuUemut Ave. The sherl!!'s department and Pomeroy and Middleport PoUce assisted. Trucker charged in traffic death early today on US 35 GALLIPOLIS - A North Carolina man has been chargl'd, wt1h negligPnl homicide and passing wllhoul an assured clear distance by the Gallta-Melgs post oflhe Siale Highway Patrol followtng a twovehicle collision on U.S: 35 early Monday morning wlllch killed a Montgomery County man. The victim was ldenlifled by tile patrol as Gary A. Porterfield. 21, of 216 lrwtn St .. Daylon. JamPs A. Winstead. ~5. of Graham, N.C ., Is lodged In the Gallia CO)Jnty Jail pending a hearin g on the charges In Gallipolis Municipal Cou rt . The pa l rol sa id PortPrfleld was eastbOund on 35, about one and two-tenfhs miles wesl of Ohio 588. when a trarlor·lraller, driven by Winstead, allegedly allempted lo pass another vehicle and struck Porterfield head-on. Winstead was not Injured In tile 12:01 a.m. collision. troopers said. Porterfield was pronounced dead al lhP scene. lhe patrol said. His deat h Is 1111' first fatality this year In Gallla County. A Meigs County woman Is tlsled In stable condlllon al Veteran!( Memorial Hospital followtng a single-car accident Sunday mom· lng on Ohio 325. Candace L. Tillis, 35, of Langs· ville, Is being lrealed for fractured ribs, possible Inlra·abclomlnal ln· Juries and a possible concussion, hosplial official s said. The Gallia-Meigs post d the State Highway Patrol said Tillis was southbound on 325. al the lnlerscctlon or Salem Twp. 321. when sh<' allegl'dly lost conlrol d her car In a curve and went orr the right side of I he road lnlo a ditch. Her vehicle sustained heavy damage in the 6:15a.m . accident, troopers said . Meanwhile, three prople dieil in weather-related accidents and a Amish youth was killed In a l>Jggytruck crash Sunday, boosting Ohio's weekend traffic deat h toll to 10, according lo the Stale Highway Patrol. Three separate accidents thaI OCCUlTed on snow-covered road · ways and wlihln a few minutes of 5:30p.m. Sunday claimed I he lives of a Marysvil le man. a Bellefon· Iaine woman and a Clermonl County teenager. A horseodrawn buggy pulled lnlo the path or a tractor·! railer on U.S. 250 In Wayne County abOut 9: 15 p.m . Sunday, killing the 17·year-old driver of file buggy as well as the oorse. Across the state, there were six deaths Sunday, I'Ml Saturday and two Friday night . Only Of\e of the victims, woo died in 10 separate accidents, was wearing a sea t bell. a P,alrol spokesman said. The patrol counts fatalities resu lt· ing from accidents on the state's JX!bllc roadways each weekend betWEen 6 p.m. ?rlday and mid· nigh! Sunday. Killed were: Sunday Marysville: Richard R. Gruen· baum, 47. Marysville, in a I'MJ-car accident on a Union Coun ty road . Bellefontaine : Rebecca P. God· frey, 61. Bellefontaine. in a I'MJ-car crash on U.S. 33 In Logan County, Panna: Josephine Lenarcic. 71, Panna. In a two-vehic le collision on a Parma street . Baiavla : Lisa A. Kidwell. 15, Goshen, ln a one-car crash on Ohio 131 in Clermont County. Wooster : David J. Schlaybach, 17, Apple Creek, when his horse· drawn buggy pulled lnlo I he path or a lraclor·tralier on U.S 259 In Wayne County. Cleveland: Ronald G. Planlsek, 7, Cleveland, whPn st ruck by a car as he anempled to cross a city street. Saturday Akron: Cheryl E . Newton, 22 , Plllsfleld, Mass., in one.car accident on the Ohio 1\Jmplke in Summit County. ~ Hamillon: Ha1vey Wayne Brock, 28, Ham!llon, in a one- vehicle acclclenl on a Butler County road . Filday Usbon: Bryan B. Samherson, 19, Wellsville, Ina car·sernlaccldenton U.S. ll In Columbiana Coo nty. Hamlllon: John K. Williams, ll, Hamilton, ln a one-vehicle crash on a Butler County road . COLUMBUS, Ohio iUPll -Gov. Richa rd f . Celeste predicts lhP Buckeye Sta le will experience the same economic turnaround thai happened in New England and "be the Massachusen s of l hP next generallon." During his life half·hour lelevi· sian call·in show Saturday night, Celeste said Ohio has been gaining populallon the last couple of years, allrlbuttng that growtil lo hi s policies. The governor addressed a variety or topics that arose from questions from the audience and caller erom throughoul the state during that show broadcast over nine · Ohio lelevlslon statio ns and paid for by hi s re-election campaign commtnee. He deal! with l hP thorny Issues of Ohio's busines's I axes and workers compensallon progra ms. wtth the state lonery proceeds and wllh I he Income tax hike he engineered in 19&1 ' But Celeslhaid populalion sla t!so lies show that "staning In 1984 we actually began to grow again." He said this Is because his admlnlslra· lion's policy furnished new jobs which drew prople lo the Buckeye State. "People wrote Massachuse1 1s off about 25 years ago," commcnled the governor. "They said now that the textile mills havP closed, and the shoe faclories have closed. everyone's going lo leavP Massa· chusells. Today If's leading lhP country with the lowesl unemploy ~ ment and a growtng population. We're going 10 he the Ma ssachu · setts of the nexl generation." On workers compensa lion. Celeste said he recognizes " legtlimaiP concerns" oft fxo business commun ity and sa id tilose concerns result from a number of " unknowns" anached 10 recent court decisions liberalizing workers compensation. He said lfxo business concerns are " panly a result of what 's happen· Ing around the countr,• wllh increaSI'S in casualty Insurance costs and of her costs." The goveroor said he hopes the GenPral Assembly can wrile legis lation to revive lhe workers com · pensallon system by providing a " frame11urk for costs" so bu siness wtll know what it mu s1 pay fo r. in response to a quesllon alx>ut busmess 1axes. Celesle sa id Ohio's s1a1e and local bu siness !axes ranked 361h in the coumry and "if you compare us 10 mos1 of · the heavily induslrlali7.Pd sfales, we rank very favorably in terms of tax burden." "I think in 1erms of rhP coSIS of 1axes wr are very co mpetitive," said Celesle. " Our lax<'S are coming doMl ." The governor also look lhe oppotuni ty to explain lhal while he and lfxo GenNa! A!i';cmbly raised laxes in Iffi..1. they had provided some reductions since lhen. On other matiNS. lhP governor said: - Th~ slaiP gov~rn menl can help !ann fa mill~s by providing lowInterest loans. maintaining tile quality of educ1ron and extension service and trying lo expand markel s for Ohkl products. - He is working with lix' goveroors of other Greal Lakes stales to somehow redute the water level in Lake Erie 10 pmlecl the shoreline while still permilting hea~· shipping. Governor still seeks running mate Riffe Jr.• D·New Boston, and Sen. By United Press lntematlonal The biggest question circula ting Eugene Branstool of Utica, hath of In political circles these days whom want to remain In the appears to be "Will you run wtlh me • legislatu re. Celeste has been looking for a for lieutenant governor?" While Republican guhematorlal running male since Myrl ShohOpeful James A. Rhodes has his emaker died last year. On thP Republican side, Paul running male firmed up, other has asked House Mlnorily Pfeifer candidates are still asking. Leader Corwin Nixon d Lebanon to The Columl>Js Dispatch Sunday take I be No.2 spot on theGOPIIcket said Public UtU!tles Commission Thomas V. Chema, 39, of Shaker wtlh him. Several sources close to Celeste Heights- former exectlve dll'l'clor the Dispatch I hal Chema heads told of I he Ohio Lottery - Is favored by a Ust of possible candidates for a clear majority If prople whose lieutenant govermr that also In pollllcal advice Gov. Richard F . cludes Sen. Richard C. Pfeiffer Jr., Celeste has relied upon In recent ' . · d Columbus. years. "A lot of prople are fighting for Celeslt' has already been turned Chema," the paper quoted one doMI by House Speaker Vernal G. ,, ad \'iser as S.'l~' in g. " ThPr£''s ;t grrat movemen1 11wn~ for Tom C'hcma." The Dispalch sa id none of the advisers \\'as willing to rule out Pfeiffer or Bran stool becauSI' of shared unccnalnty over ihP gover· nor's thinking on lix' question. v Celeste held separate interviews last week wllh Branslool. Pfeilfer and Chem a. Rhodes has picked Hamillon Cou nty Commlsskmer Robert Tall as his running mal e. Senale Presldenl Paul Glllmor. the lhlrd Repu blican in the race, h.1> hirh'l \\' ll•n or whO rt' will pick. Rho<b .mrl 11 L•lfl'r had announced their candidacies, but Gilmor Isn't planning his formal announcemenl until Jan. 27. ,, ' il �Monday, January 20, 1986 Commenta U I Court Street Pomeroy, Ohio DEVOTED TO THE INTERESTS OF THE MEIGS· MASON AREA ROBERT L. WINGETT Publisher PAT WHITEHEAD Assistant Publisher Controller BOB HOEFLICH C.enPral Manager DALE ROTHGEB. JR. 'News Editor .4 MEMBER of The Associated Press. In land Dally Press Assocla· tion and thf' AmPriran Newspaper Publishers Association . LETTERS Of OPil\!0\ arr we lco mr. Thf'y should bf.lf'Ss than :m words ion!! All letter s are subject to ro i!ing and must tw> signed with name. ad drE'Ss and tf'l t'phonf' number. :'-lo imslgnf'd lellt:>rs will be published . LPtt('rs should be In ,o;:ood ta ~ lf' . addrPssin_g Issues not personalltlt•s Glenn-Kindness race heating up Sav~i? We have aU been made familiar with tlle problem of South Alrlca, but there is also tlw> matter of Southern Alr1ca, and that means Namibia, Mozambique and Angola, tlw> last being the most ronspicuous because Congress has oot yet decided what to do: Help Savimbl, or don't help Savimbi? Jonas Savtmbl (t!W> leader of UNITAl. you will recall, is the Angolan !Ijulvalent ri the oontras In Nicaragua. For years he tough! for independence from Portugal. pur· suing democratic government and clvU liberties. And then, at the moment of victory tn 1975, tlle roup d'etat happened . This was a Marxist·Leninist operatbn made possible by Cuban soldiers, who continue to reside In Angola , approximately 35.(00 of them. There is a nice piquancy here, by tbe way: Cuba dlarges the govern. ment of Angola $l,(XXJ per month per soldier. How oo earth does little ______________w_il_lia_m_F_.B_u_ck_ley__ k. Angola get that kind or dough? Courtesy or an American oil company, a subsidiary of Chevron, which is busy pu liing all au I of offshore beds. netting SffiQ m!Uion per year for the Angolan rommu· nlsts. The arms thl> government (th!> MPLA I roceivearerourtesy of Moscow, but they need their other inrome to stay alive. Angola. which used to export grain, has become another workers· paradise: There isn't enough to eat, and they need therefore to import grain. Savirnbi's position Is different from Ihat of the oontras, who !ought for their independenct> and ch·il rights, losing them at the moment of victory over Somoza to the Sandinislas. Because alt oough the contras don't hold down substantial parts of Nicaragua, Savlmbi is very much in rontrol of 30 percent of Angola. where he runs schools. and even hospitals. And w1x> has made possible Savimbi's su rvival'? South Africa . Opponents of aid to Savirnbi stress that such a thin g would conlami · nale us. be<.·ause South Africa and the United Sia les would then be partners in the same enlerprise. Having touched pitdl, we would ever after be defiled . This is an argument we never did hl>ar, not even relroactiveiy, when we joined hands wilh J osef Sialin to fight Hitler, but It rrsts these days on mischievous presumptions 'that don't have an annlogy in the Secoud World War. We are being told that if Indeed our goal is lo keep Southern Africa from rommunization, then we must r!'COgnize that collabora· tlon with the aparlheld government of South Africa in the matter of Angola wuuld so antagonize the bLrk population of South Africa as to drive them into the arms or the communlsls. 1\vo obsetva tions become rele· vant. The !irs! Is tha t In helping I ltiAiS A COLL'MBCS 1UP II -The fat is in the fire roncerning the dlallenge to Sen. John Glenn . D·Ohio. by Republican fli>p. Thomas N. Kindness of Hamillon. Glenn got tired of being labeled a do·oothing senator by Kindness. who said the onJ:.· legislation he has gotten enacted dllling his second lerm were resolut ions calling for a National Volunteer Firemen's Recognition Day and commemorating PPte Rose's historic base hit of last summer. Not true. said Glenn. issu ing to Ohio political n>pOrters a nlne-page list of accomplishments. including H bills ranging from research and dewlopment to Pakistani nuclear power. enacted under his authorship. The Pete Rose resolution was not one of thl>m. ~Iii• "Tha t nine-page listing paints a pot1rail or a sidelin e senator, watching the passing parade and tossing handfuls ci confetti oow and then ," wrote Kindness in rrbuttal. "It proves my point. Thanks." Kindness said 13of the "bills" listed by Gi!'nn were merely amendments. and in the other case. a different measure actually was adopted. Hopefully. confetti will be thl> most dangerous substanct> lossed in this Senate contest. Kindness has no opposition among Republicans for the Senate nomination. :-Ia one else is brave or foolish enough to tackle Glenn. The challengr to embattled Democratic Go,· . Richard F. Celeste. hoWP\'E'r, is quiiP anothPr mat ter. Republican State Chai1man Michael F. Colley is resigned to a three·way ptiman fight. try as he might to a\·oid OOP. "That appears to be firm ... Colle)· said of the battle among former Gov. James..\ . Rhodes and Republican stateSens. Paul E. Glllmor and Paul E. Pfeifer. The matter of the state party ettoorsing !or governor befon> the May ptimary. twice tabled. will come up again at the end of this month. said Colle' . "None tor the candidates !or govprnor >has said the)' r<' in favor of an endorsement. so it appears unlikPl)· there will be an Pndorst'ment ," said thl' cha itman . ThP situation is re,wsed in the slot ror attorney general. where no Republican law~·<'r ha s come forward to run against Attorney Genprai Ant hom· J . Ceit'br<'Zze .Jr. Colley said · scwral!l'ople" are considering the run Frankl>n \au nt\ Commissioner Roger II'. Trac)· Jr. dropped out of !hi> rarr for sl<:l tf' II'f'asurf'r last ~~·f\ek, lea,·ing thE' Rrpublican nomination to swte Rep. Jeffrev P. Jacobs of Bay \'tllage. .. Rogpr Tracv made that decision ... said Colley "He was not forced out, " · althou gh the chaim1an conc"<!r<l one candidate per ornce is the party's obj£'Ctiw• fo r thr primarY . Gu,· Cl'l!'sle had a two·dav reltl'al last we<>k with members of h1s Cabinet. and spent part of the tinlP '"·ing to prepare !he hPads of his departments lor doing their jobs during an election ca mpaign . "We want to make our people walk the stratght and narrow when il comes to the campaign." said Debra Phillips . ass istant press secretary to the go\wnor. Th~ t means no rx:>lit ical art r\·ify oo st0:.1 te 1im{' and no state resoun:'es used ·far politics. she said. The ool\ quPSI!ons !rom Cabinet m<>mbers seemed to ·be ho~· to contain some Rhodes infiltrators in their dPparlments. . '"There is to be no political acti,·itY going on in the deparonent s, fli>publican or Democratic... \eleste was quoted as tPUing his administrat ors. When as ked how they could help hLs campaign . he told them to "giw 110 petT<•nt tu tht'i r job and make government thl' very best thev can. " rcla lr<l Phillips .:1 think people walked away with a red! senst' of unity, " she said. Quote of the week- !rom lobb\ists for the tobacro. vending machine. liquor and n>staura nt indu stries complalng al:x>ut liquor and dgarette Today in history " Savimbl fight the Marxist in Angola. Sou th Africa is no! engag· ing. so to speak. in exporting apartheid. Whatever one lhinks of South Africa's government, there can hardly be any dispute over Its anxiety Ia help antl·communlst forces in surrounding arras. If tomorrow South Africa became an all· black .country . no one In Wa· shington would dispute the wisdom <i such a govem ment's sending support to Savlmbl to knock out the Cubans who squat down In Luanda with the indigenous communists. In soort. what is good for any government in South Africa Is the success or Savtmbi. The argument that we sland to lose the good wUI of black South Africnns requires us to be prepared to say to such folk : If you gentlemen don 't understand that fraternal opposition to communism Is an enlerprise philanlhroplc in character. then you simply do no! know enough to formulate foreign policy. ... We see the same questions beginning to arise in the Philip· pinPs. I! we help Marcos in his war against the communist insurgents, we will lose the good will of thP Philippine people. It is continually astonishing that we worry so much about the good qJinion or mankind whlle losing that good opinion, as witness vote after vote in the United Nations in which the Third World. or much of it . sides with the totalitarians. And all the while the Soviet Union cares not a fig for public opinion- and is lionized all over the world . "Do not undereslimate the lm· port ance or your dPcision," Jonas Savirnbi ""Tites in the current issu e of Polley Review. "For Angola is the Munich of Africa . Hesi tation . the refusal to aid UNITA in its !ight against the Cubans and Sov iets. wll be taken as a sign al by all the count ries in the region that !he United Stal es has abandoned thl>m to the Soviets as !he West aban· doned Czechos lovakia and Eas tern Europe to Hitler In 19.18. Iran's terrorists _______Ja_c_k_A_nd_e_rs_o_n_&_D_a_le_V<_a_n_A_tt.,--a WASHINGTON - as we've reported, the most remorst'less perpetrator of terrorisl actions aimed at Americans is not Libyan dictator Muammar Kltadaly , but the messianic mullah or Iran, Ayatollah .Ruhoilah Khomeini. Khomelni Is our public enemy No. I, an I his subordinates around the world are furtherin g his undeclared war oo "the grea I Satan,.. as he ca lls the United States. As often as not, his fana tical followers are cloaked In diplomatic lmrnunlty. for Khomeini has made an oOiclal governmenl Pnlerprist' out or the fund amentalist Islamic revolution he is trying to export throughout !he Moslem world. Thp extent oflranlan exploitation or diplomatic protection has been disclosed to us by confidential sources In the intelligence rom· munlty. They have provided ex· pllcit details . including the locations of the most Important terrorist nests. Thpy can be found in the Iranians missions in Rome. Vlrnna. BPrn, Bonn. BPirut, Damascus and the Vatican. • ln fact. the Iranian ambassador to the Holy See. Ayatollah Khosrow· Shah!. Is believed to direct a network of terrorist operations in Spain, Italy, West Germany. Bli · tain and France. The notches oo hi s gun include a former Iranian general and !he United Arab Emirates' ambassndor to France - both assassinatc<i. Italian police ha,·e a fat dossier on Khosrow·Shahi. including photo· graphs or him making payment s to various lndiYiduals !or the "expor· tatlon" of lrania n·spoo sored ls· Iamie revolution tmeanin g terrorism 1. Khosmw.Shahi's main rPCIUitin g office for fan atical young Shiites who might undertake suicide mis· slons against American s and othl>r targets is located at .161·&1 Via Noment ana. Rome. This Is righ t next door to tb? Libyan Embassy at 365 Via Nomentana. grounds . Our soun.-es say then•'s evm a tunnrl between the two co mpounds to facilitate access. Khosrow·Shahi, incidentally. was once Khomelni's chauffeur and bodyguard. and was believed to be second in command or 1he student s who seized the U.S Embassy in NOYember 1979, and held the American occupants hos lage for 441 day s. Other Iranian "diplomats " llith terrorist credentials include: While ·a high wall shields the Iranian complex from passersby oo the streels. only a low one separates It from the Libyan Embassy Brussels wPapon s bro ker in Ju n(' - been used in the Kuwait bombings and in the de struction or the U.S. Embassy and Marine barracks in Beirul, which killed 258 Americans. 1\aw a! sent the explosives by ship to Iran in 20·ton lots. Thp manifests were doctored to make the expio· sives look like shipments to the Indian army . ·f nllo//alt ·tli ,lwmi. mnlm.uador Our intelligence sources sa~' h£' wa s involved in the series of bombings directed at American and F'rrnch fa ci lities in KU\\1ait on Del.'. 12. 1983. Miraculously. no Amerbns dir<l in the des truction of !he C.S Embassv there. llul five \lnh1w t11 d - \uumni. t'lt(Jr}!f ' He was involvrd in the hij acking of TWA Flight 847 last June. in which one American was tot1ured and murdered . He is also "up lo his !')'cballs," as onr ""urce put it. in tit(' capliv ity of four American hostages being held in Lebanon. Nourani had a supporting role under Moht ashami in the kidnapping and torture of CIA agent Will iam Buckle)•. who died in capti,·ity last April. killed . ·II• \twni. "" 11/ltwht • i11 n,.n,_ Hr Sf'Cr('tly OOughl .\rl'it:nlrou l : about llO tons of explosives !rom a 1982. The broker had obt ained them from sources in W('st Germany. This material wa s tx-lien'd to ha v£' \IOlunteered just three names, as in support of sa nctions the aforesaid Bishop Tutu; Rev . Allan Boesak. a Cape coloured clergyman whose !ol· lowmg is al least bigger than Tutu's. and who has become stead il y more ex · treme in hi s positions in recent months: and Dr Motlana. a rather in · cen diary Soweto physician There was. Gray then wen t on to concede. "one group" of blacks that does oppose sa nction s ·'those m the homelnnds and'" the black townshtps who hold office under the white gov · ernment. " The 1mplication was that this is a handful of contemptible Uncle Toms. all too happy to ltc k the hand that feeds them. On the contrary. Gray's smear 1s a gross libel agatnst the tru e IC'aders uf South Afnca's blacks. Ga<sha Ruthe· lez1. the polittcal leader and spokes· man of South Africa's largest Si ngle tribe - 1ts 6 mil lion Zulus - mevi ia bly has certa1 govern menta l r espon sibi lities: but ~1s office no more make~ him a stooge of Presi dent Bot ha than Gray 's makes him a stooge of Ronald Reagan And the sa me is tru e of the mayors of the black town sh>ps elerted. in every case. by thetr black and the nation 's affairs. The prol'!6!.als are a maJor step forward toward .'IIlii political rights for blacks. but they stop short of achJevJng that goal m one enormous leap. and Jt 1s therefore as predictab le as sunrise that they will be di smissed tn our media llo the extent that they are mentioned at all) as cosmeti c piffl e. It is hard for men of good wdl to make progress when the1r ad· versaries are grimlv deter mined that no progress shall ~made . Berry's World constituencies 1n municipal elections And the fact is that Buthelezt and the overwhelming majority of elected bla ck officials. and indeed the vast majorit y of South Africa's black Sp<>kesmen o( all VarietieS. oppose "So how 's the ol ' chemical balance in the brain today ?" By IAN LOVE UPI Sports writer An exhausting and emotionally draining week culmina led Sunday for North Carolina with the Tar Heels showing why they are the nation's No. 1 team. On Tuesday, North Carolina rebounded late to defeat Maryland 71-<i7. On Saturday, the Tar Heels opened their $33.8 million Dean E. Smith Student Activities Centpr at Chapel Hill. N.C .. with a victory over No. 3 and previously unde· feated Duke95-92 and 24 hours later thPy used 2 free throws by Kenny Smith with three seconds left to defeat Marquette €&64. The trying trio of games left North CaroUna 19.0. At Milwaukee Sunday, Mar· quette moved ahead with 4:17 left on a Michael Sims jumper. The Tar Heel' s then employed their trap defense, led by guards Smith, Jeff Lebo and Sieve Hale, to overpower Marquette' s smaller guards. Nmrt h Carolina's pressure resulted in 4 Jayups, including one that turned into a 3·point play, to take a 64-<i2 lead with 1: 08 left. "We threw one away," Mar· quette coach Rick Majerus said. "The other ones you've gal to give them a lot or credit. We didn't take care of Ihe ball." The Warriors also played Satur· day afternoon, a 7().j)() victory over Dayton. Majerus had his team back on the practice floor at 7 p.m. that samp evening. They worked on moving the hall against the trap. "Last night at praclice tt.? thing that roncernect us most was tlle trap," Majerus said. "We didn't handle it well. That was the story of theThe game." Tar Heels had to rely oo their defense after losing a 10. point second·haif lead. "It was jus! greal defense down the line." Tar Heels roach Dean Smith said. "A nd , of course, there's no defense for Marquette against the layup." The Warriors srored 14 straight points to lake a 5147 lead with 8:35 left. Brad Daugherty led the Tar Heels with 20 points, but 16 came in the first half. Sims led Marquette, ll ·5, " i th 16 points. including 12 in tlle final 10: 58. On Saturday, Daugherty had 23 points and 11 rebounds for the Tar Heels, woo improved to 4.0 in the Atlantic Coast Conference. Duke, 16-1 and 4·1 in the ACC, got 211 points from David Henderson andas a heck of a game, just two very fine msketbali teams," Duke coach Mike Knyzewskl said. Also &tnday, Virginia crushed Maryland 7049, Purdue bombed Wisconsin 100.73 and Washington State edged Oregon 00·59. In other games involving thP lop ROCK SPRINGS - Meigs ex· ploded !or 19 points in the second period to coasl to !heir 13th win in 14 rutlngs with, a 52·29 decision over Eastern here Saturday in girls' cage action . Leading 7·6 after one period, the Marauderetles rang up 19 points to tre Eaglettes nlne for a 26-15 halftime lead. With the win, Coach Ron Logan's crew goes to IJ.1 overall while remaining at ll·1 in tb? TVC. Eastern, who are tied "1th Oak HUI for tlw> SVAC lead at 9-1, !all Ia 10·5 on the year. Julie Miller droP.ped in nlne of 10 free throws and led Meigs in scoring wllh 11 points while twin· sister Jenny MU!er put in 10 as did Tammy Wright , who came off the bench to play a sparkling game. Senior Amy Young led the Eaglettes wilh a game·hlgh 12 points while · Margaret Homer added six. Coach Logan was especially pleased with the play rrom his bench Including Wright, Maria Musser, and Teresa Johnson . The Marauderette's bench accounted ror nine field goals, the same amount as the starters. Meigs shot 29 per cent from the field , making 18 r:163 and continued tlw>lr hot free throw shooling, canning 16 or 24 ror 67 per cent. Eastern made 11 of 211 from the foul line !or 46 per cent . Meigs had 45 rebounds with the MUier sisters grabbln~ nlne each and Jenni Couch eight. Meigs had 19 tumov· ers and 22 fouls . Easlern was called !or 19 fouls. In an exciting double overtime resetve game, Meigs' Dee Hender· son dropped in· the winning field goal to gtve the Young Marau· derettes a 28-26 win. The Eastern resetves had made a desperate romehack in rrgulatlon by rallying !rom a ~8 deficit heading into the final quarter, outscoring the even· luai winners 13·1 to force the overttmes. 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' 10 teams Saturday, Michigan dP· featoo Iowa 61·57, No. 4 Syracuse lost to No. 18 LoulsvU!e 83-73, No 7. Oklahoma defeated Iowa State ~· 82, No 8. Kansas defeated Okla· homa State 95·72, No. 9. St. John's defeated oconnectlcut 21· OOand No. 10. Nevada·Las Vegjs defeated Fullerton State 62·51. AI Iowa City, Iowa, Roy Tarpley scored 18 points and Richard Reliford added 15 to lead Michigan. · 17·1. Tarpley, wno played wsthfour fouls !or the final eight minutes, hit 2 late baskets to thwarl the Hawkyfs ' · Ir;;::;;;;:;;;;:;;;;;;;:;:;;;;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:;;;:~ Meigs gals duiJlp Eaglettes, 52-19 will sanctions. So much for "complete unantmtty Very shortly President Botha is scheduled to presen t t o Par liament. a t the opening of its annual scsston Jn Cape Town. some dramatic new pro· posals to bring South Africa's blacks much more directly into the nation's political life. and to give them a far more substantial vo1ce in their ow n Marquette-North Carolina game Sunday at Mllawauloee. North CaroUna raiHed lor a 71-6'7 victory. UPI. \lullla· r/'(ljfmr~·.,· m fl, •irul: Kuwai tis and an ER)·ptian wpre G OES FOR BASKEI' - Marqu~le's Tony Reeder (52) goes to Ire basket In front of North CaroUna's Joe Wolle during IIW> .'\\rio : Hf' identifies targets. provides diplo · matlc rover and genNally overs('('s terro rist opera t ions spreading throughout the world from Synan. Libyan and Iran ian bases In the Bekaa Valley of Lebanon. IIi .\ lwm.~ ·lrdnk·mli.anth(lo;,~(ldo r '" I1L~trin : l~· har In S. African distortions _____w_illia_m_A_.R_us_her The problems of formulating a so und U.S. policy toward South Africa are difhcult enough wtthout having to be filtered through the mia sma of out· thE' !"; houldrr sof .1 minority of thr fl)pubtion. man.\· of whom may never be right mi sinformatiOn currently being served up in this country by South Af · able to USl' the facilil\· .. ri c a 's c rit ics . Those critics dominate Probabl\ beca uSl' thc.<·' ll be dPad from drinking and smoking. our media. and they are growing as· tonishingly bold alxlut twisting the truth . For example. readers of Alan COwell's lopsided dispatches fro m South Africa to The New York Times had every right to be puzzled by his re· port on the death of a "black township acti\list" named Ampie Mayisa on Jan . 12 In the 13th paragraph of his T()(la.< is \1 nnd;,\ . .l;m 20. the 20t h da~· of Jq86 with 31.1 to !oUow. account. Cowell finally got around to It b ~1ilrlin LurhPr 1\lng .Jr Da~ · . a fr'(lrral tx>lida.v this .\'Par for ttv? first an extreme ly Interesting admission : tim I' . "Uke other fatalities in the nation 's 1111' nl(J(!Ill." mmin).:! towan l it~ fuU phusP . violence. the killing of Mayi sa seemed 11w mom ing ~ ! <J r" ,lrc' Mrrrun . ~ar~ and Sa tum . to reflect the bitter war that is foughl Thr p\·r ning stdl'" an., \ 'pnus and .Jupit('r. between blacks div ided by their atti · Those born on thiS date an• under the sign of Ca pricorn . The)· include tude to the white authorities ... How much ha ve you read or heard . H&roltl CraY. creator of the romic stlip "Little O'lJhan Annie ," in 1$1 ; comedian Crurgt"Burns in l&lli 1 agr !lOt : Italia n film director Federiro during thiS past year . about "the bitter Fd lini in l'tllt Jg<' lili 1: aq ronaut F.dwin .. Buzz" Aldrin. !he second man to war that is !ought between blacks di· set foot on 1he moon. in 19.10 1agP :.;, : actor DeForest Kelipy in 19XI 1age vtded by their attitude toward the white authorities"' Next to nolhing. l 661 : ' trlil 'SS Patricia \eal in 19:!11 tagr il'li, and eom<'dian ArteJohnson in daresay - while Bishop Tutu. whose 1934 tagr ;11 . p<>litical following in South Afnca is On this datr in hisiO!i." minuscule. reeeived lavish attent(on In l2h., , Rtit ai n's Hm~sr of Com mons. which ha s S('rved as a modE'! for from our media as he cavorted around virtuaiJ)· all such parUam<'ntat-:-· bodies since. met for the nrst tim£'. the United States purporttng to speak In 1892, lhr first officia lly recognized basketball game was played in for practically all South African Springfield. Mass. The game was inH'nled by Dr. James Naismith. blacks. In 1981. Ronald Reagan was inaugurated as the 40th president of the Or take William Gray. the black United Slat<"S and George Bush as \ice presidenl. AI tb? same time, 52 U.S. congressman !rom Philadelphia, who oostages were released by Ihe Isla mic government r:11ran after ~4 days In has just returned !rom le~ding a group of half·a·dozen members or Congress captivity . on a "fact·finding " tour or South Afri· In 1984. Mo,·ie "Tarzan" .Johnny Weissmu lier died at age 19. In J<tffi. the San Fran cisco 49crs bent the Miami Dolphins, 38·16, in the ca. Interviewed on NBC's "Today" show.on Jan. 13, Gray was asked what National Football League's Super Bowll9. support he had found , among South AI· A thought for the day: comedian George Burns OIY!e said. "I don'! rican blacks, for U.S. economic sane· believe In dying. [l's been done. I'm working on a new exit. Besides,! can't lions against their country. "Complete dlr now. I'm booked." unanimity," was his reply . 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Coach Pau l Pettit's Tomcats are B-5 overall this season and In fourth place In I he TVC with a 74 slate. In Another Tomcat to ·wa tch Is fi.l senior Chuck Davis, also a return · two non-league game. the Tomca ts ing starter from last season. split with Wa terford. The TVC Meanwhile, t!)e Maraurers com e leading Marauders are 14.0 over all, otr probably the ir best siDwing In and 12·0 in the league w hile earning s<'Ver al weeks as they dominated a 13th state class AA ranking In last VInton County 82-57. The M araud· week's AP poll. ers wer e leading by li IX>ints at me Trimble brings in all-TVC gu ard IX> int in the third quarter . Tee Morrison. who Meigs coach In I hat game. the league's Greg Drumm er considers one of premier player, Mike Chanrey, the two best guards in the loop. the became the top scorer In M eigs other his own Rick Wise. school history, passing the old m ark Despite his 5·9 height, Mor r ison of 890 by N ick Riggs. Chancey ca n scor e inside the pain t wi t h a needs 105 points the rem ainder of high and quick release. the season to brea k thP 1.000 poinl m ark . Wise. the M arauders' leading scorerthls season, is creeping upon the number fou r S!Xlt on the scortng list. With 718 career points, the 59 senior guard needs 62 poin ts to tie Bob Ashley's total of 7!10. The 1·2 Wise, Chancey punch Is oot all the Mar auder s have loaded bot h better learns than ea r lier in the In a deep and talented arsenal. season." Rio won the M OC championship Starters Lee Powell, Brad Robin · son. and Shawn Baker all come off tipoff tournam ent by downing T iffin double figu re scoring In the V inton n.fJ7 on Nov. 23. County ga me. Huey Eason, J.R. Ea.He m .\ teifCs So uthe r/1 GIRLS BASKETBALL Nov . 20 - At Trimbla Tournament Waterford vs . Eastern Southern vs . 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All live Dragon st.frters all scored In double figures. " Tony Harvey playoo tremendou sly. " said head Tiffin Coach Keith Dambrot. The Redmen were led by Joe Vermfl's 'n points. M ike Smith turned In a solid performance with 18 markers tor Rio. Ron Ritt!nger added 10. Dambrot said his team, " played probably our best game of the year." He added, " !don't think we can play any better than w e did tonight." .. Head Rio Grande coach John Lawhorn sa id, " T!lfln Is playing better than anyone In the district right now. I was very disappointoo the way we performed on the boards ," he added . Tiffin outre· bounded the Redmen, ll-17. At one point in the game, T! ffin led by as m any as 16 IX>int s, 58·42 , with 13 minutes rem aining. At the eight minute mark , the D ragons began to milk the clock , but Rio was able to cut the deficit to eight. Jimmy Norman' s slam at the 1:22 mark all but kll!ed Rio's comeback effort. 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W . ~ · tfr>rooon 'lh Rig \\ ;1Jnu1 ll Gn•nthu'" II Rue ko •\o • '])·;IIJ 11. Ftr>t110 11t l .•• ~do~nd l l I ll(lv 1'4 1 S1 n l tl ,l1111• j'J f".JII,In l"hr HI. f a~ C'ht '{o L mTu n l 'pnr C a l li ~~. M<~ rliiiL1fl ll .Jii '. . MEETING SCHEDULE : PAT IE FORD, Inc. Anrl<! ;,\ M IMI(·t Iii Arr htJ.Jidli.l Hol~alf' '» COLOR FILM DEVELOPING* (7'!) - V.-.rhoU. I VJ.Ti : Smith, ~fl- 10: Kr rns. HNI: l)lmlf'f_ ~~fl. T~ - ('in I 'Al'E fo-1, Mark•mc101 '1~ t..,, \\,r tl~wr !f1h '>4 ( ']!· ~~~ ~ lfl. HH'I'blil~ · li.'> {' k• lln1r1:U('![nf' 50 , l',r rrru l',rd\J;i I!! ( "lfo Ma rl.k!Jil 00. AJtr JifJIJiln ~2 rk <.;r .lrN·ph ~ l'k• C,r!h !it, ( 'II• ,\(I<Un~ ~~~------.:_-~::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::= RIO GRANDE fOIID OCOMPlETE IIAOtATOII tiiiVICf •MAJOII AI PIUftl >COMPUTI WHIIL AIJONMt!!! • I "':ANCI · •MOlT MAJOR Clllorf CAROl Sill:~~ ~.~ ' "' tu,.ull~ Ad ~ 1 fll:., M, ( ·o mb c11 1 i\ k1 I .a rll!'ltl 7l I ·an s ~l ,\Jiran ct• ~ ~. Akr !\ prl nl! u JACI'.SON PIKE· Rt 35 WEST iliiG POWELL'S .., _ ..... lltorill·llrllot ,... .. r··~J~r~·~l• · 7~. " 1:1 b 'rl1 S;t~ ·m .u;. :iJ ( 'o1lii'I 'IJUll! '1\. Jlrri lilf<• · ( 'hr BANK · • USfD CAl$ lll1IWS • ~~Y~ Oh i ~, llll(t• St·hoKtl n..~w · lh u.ll 8)' l 'niiJ' d f'N"N~ lnto·tnutlonal Kitchen, and fast-improving Don· nle Becker are the ilrst three off Meigs' deep bench. · Coac h MJck Chlids' reserves are also having a fine season and lead the TVC with a ll·l mark. The Little Marauders are 13·1 overall. Star· ter s Include Mike Bartrum, Scott Williams, Chris Smith, Don Dorst. and Bill Brothers. Joe Snyder and Robb Harrison are first off t!., pine. Nexl Rio gam e is Tuesday . at Walsh. Box score: cnocoote candy bar. ice cream . oot1 oor.; I Ohio high ~c hool scores DORITOS TORTILLA CHIPS Now yoo can satisfy a yen. now and then. W1 th a THE CENTRAL TRUST The Daily Sentinel- Page- S Tiffin hands Rio fifth loss, 84-72 RAWLINGS ~ FOR HOME PEOPLE" ~ROW Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Meigs seeks 15th straight win against Tomcats. In two prevbus meetings al •'• WE WILL - TAKE CARE OF · · ALL YOUR INSURANCE NEEDS . .PH,"992-21 04 '" Jan. 21 - Trineltlt ........................... H... Jan. 24- lelprt............................ Away ~ ' .• BOYS BASIOBAll f ' ' MULBEIRY iiTS. POMEROY, OH•. MEIGS •• .. Monday, January 20, 1986 GALLIPdLIS POMEROY ST. PETER'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 541 Second Avenue Tue: 7 p.m. Wed: 9:30 a.in. SENIOR CITIZENS' CENTER Wed: 6p.m. ARRIVE ONE HOUR BEFORE START OF MEETING FOR NEW PROGRAM ORIENTATION. WEIGHT WATCHERS•••NOW! ~~~~ (808) 582-t399 r39 LET US PRICE YOUR NEXT PRESCRIPTION PKG. OF 30 BY JOHNSON & JOHNSON RW .• SU PER 0 11 SUPER 0 11 SUPU PL US I!O.AL FABERGE' ORGANICS 99 FREE HOLD STYLIN& MOUSSE SHAMPOO, REG., OILY, DRYOR EXTRA BODY OR CONOITION!O REG. OR U:TitA IOOY 15 oz. aonu =LFIVIR THIRMOMmR RI TE AID c 269 lt EG. OR !XrOA CONIROl 2 .~ 02 . SIZE 149 643 C UNT PHARMACY 208 EAST MAIN STREET ·POM EROY. OH. PHARMACY PHONE: 992-2586 �Monday, January 20, 1988 The Daily Sentinel The Daily Sentinel By The Bend Page- 6 Citizens Center at 6: :II and tbt>n using clues wUI move to the homes ol SI'Veral members lor the various courses of the dinner. A valentine's dance was planned for Feb. 14 at the Senior Citizens Center beginning a t 8 p.m . Thank you note was read !rom the Community Action Agency for a contribu tlon and canned foods contributed in December. bank and It was decided to keep it In the community at this time. Cards will be S€nt to the sick and shu tins. Next meeting will be held at the church with Donna and Lori HUI as hostesses. Both 'the February and March meetings will be held in the afternoons instead of evening. Dolly Wolfe had the closing prayer. Refreshments were served by Edith Manual to thoS€ named and Julia Norrts and Dolly Hill, members, and Autumn and Janie HJII, guests. Clergy appreciation week writing contest planned Three local ministers will be honored and a writing contest will b' held among school sludents as a part of the observance of Clergy Appreciation Week, Feb. 2-8, as des ignated by Civltan Clubs of the worid . Young people of Meigs County in grades four through 12 ars b'ing Provo. lelt, receives the key lo Mount Vernon where the Junior Miss Slate Pageant will he slaged In February from the mayor, Betty K. Wlnand. Looking on ls another l'Oni<Nant , JuDe ToohlU, llebnont County Junior Mlss. KE\' TO CITY - Provo attends orientation \ 'eromca Prol'o. Meigs Cou my· s J unior Miss, atlended the rr<eem oiientation for the Ohio Junior Miss Scholarship Progra m held at Mount Vernon. The da ughter of :11 r a nd Mrs. Rob'rt Murph.' of near Chester . she is a senior at Eastern High School and will b<' pa rt iripat ing in the stall' pageant on Feb. ; and ~AI thr orientation Sf'!'s io n. Pro\·o w as prr51'ntPd the key to Mou nt Vernon by Mayor Betty K . Wlnand. She was one of 28 S€nior high school !(i ds who attended in pt.,paration for the week' s slav fo r the Ohio Ju nior Miss Scholarsh ip Program . The Jun ior MisSI's will pa rticipa te in numerous program activities and rehearsals during the week piior to the finals on the stage of the Memmi a l Building, Feb. 7 and 8. The uinner will repr<'SP!lt the State of Ohto in the American Junior Miss Program which will he held in Mobile , Ala. in theswnmer. Wolf Pen happenings Mr. a nd Mrs . .John D<N·ns, Adam . Eric and Dickie. Trim ble. were Chr istmas overnight guests of Mr. and Mrs. J .R. Mu rp h\' and P eggy . Spendtng :\ew Year 's D<J \ wit h Mrs. J R Mu rp h;· and P e~K' Wt'I'P Mr and Mrs. Greg Da,·is, Ashlc\ and Josh ua of Eagle Riclgo> Road. Bashan , ond Mr and Mh Hobert :'<Jurph;-. Robbie and \'cronira of Ea gle Ridge. Racine. Here for an owr night visit with his grand mother, Mrs. Murphy, recenfl~· was Tyson El' ans. Mr . and Mrs. Robert Purtell. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wynn . Mr . and :V1rs .. lem · Halley and Kah·in. Mrs. •J R. :vtu•vh;· and Peggy. Mr. and ~I r s Ste'r Stanlel'. Athens . .Jeff and .l OP\ ' ~1cEhu\· .'sher"· and Jeff Arnold. 'an Carol~· n Elani attPnded thr \cw Year's watch pa rty a t tJw home of Mr. -t nd \1 r. Harle;.Johnson and Tamm,. . Peg!{\· !\.1uql h\ spent the ntg ht u·ith T~1mm\' Jo hnson \1 rs .· l.cs\ie Frank . Sarah Bet h. Tt' Xas Road. wr•rr WE'dnC'Sday \·isil or s of ~·t r . EugPnP HaninJ.! and \ Irs . Gi.Jd" Tuckr rman. M r. and \1 rs. Ri c hard \Y ynn and \\'rslf'\. \· i~ itrd in ~pwar k v."i th hf'r brot h~r <:md his ftt rnily. Mr . and \ Irs Howard 1\'ill inm Thoma Jr. :ll r. and Mr s . .J err~• Holley and J.;a l\'ln Lrr . spent Monday hrl1' " ·ith \!1 ,mel Mrs. Ha rle,-.Johnson dll cJ Ta mmY Mr . and \'l r" \\" illl. m t f 1 Hill'!' 1Jf Racine ~mnoun('P rrw-- h1 r th nf ..t daughter. Billi<• .ln. "'' " " JXlu nd s 121:1 uu nr('s, ;"\u\ '!1 .11 Plras.mt Volley Hospital. MatPrn al gr an clparm t ... ,uv R P\' (" and Mrs . Mi lton f\art1 orn. Fort Gay. W \ ' a Pat ernal gr.mdp.trrnts are Mr. and Mrs. Willi.Jm 1-:. Ri1rr. Mlncrsl'ille. Grea t grandmotht•r> an• Mrs. Zelma HawiC'y, M ln t' r"\'illf' dn d Mrs. I]Pssic Craig . T('('umsrh, Mlch The ro uplr al!-io ha vr d au gh ter s. K ri s t ~· - IUSPS tiHWt ,\ Dh· l~ion of Multimedia. Inc . Laurel Cliff notes The aflendence at the Free Methodist Church was only 68 one Sunday due to bad weather . Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kaspar. Dayton spent the weekend with Mn;, Bertha Parker. Mr. and Mn;. Gene Alkire, Miss Cleo Parker, Columbus visited Sunday with Mn;. Bertha Parker. Mrs . Tina Jacobs h,\ s\ returned home from a visit with her chlldn'n In Columbus. "We Do It All" SI 0 Per Hr. SIS Por Mechanical Work Hr . Body Work SPECIAL OIL CHANGE AND FILTER $995 Plus1GI PHONE 949 -2044 . PINE GROVE RD. RACINE, OH . doors and wmdow s in the home _Are there any Ia. bene· fits available to me? ANSWER: You may cla1m the credit tor energy conserva· hon u pend1 tures voo make lor our pnnc1pal residence regardress of whether you renl or own.Quahfred expen· drtures rnclude msula11on . storm or thermal wtndows or doors, weather stnpprng or caulking, and certain fuel· uvrn~ furnace devres. The credrt on these 1tems rs 15'16 of the cost up to $2,000 and ISnot avail1bleon nf!tt constructron. Solar. wrnd, and geoth ermal eq_urgme nt iS eli· A. g1ble lor Cle<ltt of 40%of l~e cost up to $1 0,000 ol the "Enrolled to i the lntern1l Revenue cost. 1985 rs the last year your may claim thrs cred rt. ANOTHEI SEIYICE OF H&A BLOCit THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE 618 E. Main St. PH . 992-3796 OH . Seafood Festival, Now-March 1st Feast on your choice of-these dinners: !\1 PmbN: L' ni!C'd Prf'S s lnl f'rn a tl onal . Tender Bite-Sized Shrimp $4.99 Boiled Shrimp $4.99 r t('r ma v rl.'m ll in adva n('(' dir('{'l to Thr Dalfv S('ntlnf'l on a 3. 6 or 12 momh h.1 ~h Crl'dlr wil l br lc1 \' t>n ca r rl er t>~:~ rh mon th :o.;o subscrip tions by ma lt pcrmlll rd In w ~-~.· n s w hN E' hom{' r ar r! Pr se r \" IC{' Is aval !<ib!P Mall Suh&trt pt lon~ Insid e Ohio J:1 'l fi Louisiana-S:t)'le Fish Fillets II< .!16 W I'P k li W P.-. k ~ "i2 Wf'f' ks . Out11ld r Ohio 115.60 1.1 Wf'r ks 26 Wpt>ks 'i2 Wf'f'h ·-· ~-~~,'~':'"'"';~ ·r. $4.79 129.12 l.'ill.24 ' . l 11.20 Seafood Platter · 159.80 $5.99 WILUAM C. CALUHAN, II, I woukJ like ID announre ti-e opening of my new offK:e 1n Point Pleasant West Vir~n~ .birthday All served with: • Rice or French Fries- Or a Raked Potato after 5:00p.m. • Cocktail or Thrtar Sauce and Lemon Wedge • Shuney 's all-you-can.·-1o-c:u Soup. Salad and Fruit Bar. f<::uur in~ Corn Chowder • Dinner Bread OFFICE HOURS Monday throu~tt Friday 9:00a.m ID 5:00 p.m Open Saturday morning by aJIIXlintment (304) 675-7300 ' LOCATED: SuMo 113 Modfool 01t1oo B"clnt Ill P l - Vlfkt Hooplhl - Pleooont. - Vlrginlo Witne11 my signature. this 13th day of January 1 986. Jon Buck , Clerk of the NOTICE OF PRIVATE SALE Sorvlcea ............ .. 60.000 Suppllea end of Penonaend Property ... ...... .f140,480 PROGRAM Ill- LEISURE TIME ACTIVITIES Rec,..tJon Progr•m•Contrectu•l Seovlcoo .......... .. ... 1,200 Other Operation and Maintenance .... .. .... 2.110~ • Toto! Roc,..llon Protrom ......... .... ... 3,200 • · . Total ......,.m HI- Loi.,,. Tfmo Acllvftteo .... ...J.200 PROGRAM VII- GENERAL GOVERNMENT Mayor and Admlnittrollvo OlllcooPononol Servlcoo: Sotorioo/ Wogeo .... ..11 ,500 Emplo.,.. Bonoflto .... 2,740 Travel Tronoponotion .......... 200 Contrectural Total Public Trans · Ptr10n1l Strvicei- Sen~lcoa .... ... ..... ....... 300 Copilot Outlay ...... 170,1100 lnttreot .... ........ .. .. .... 5,800 Totol Fire Truck FIO\d .... ...... .... ... 176,000 :>ANti ARY SEWER ESCROW FUND Contrectual SUPER VALUE NIGHTS and MondaY. ThesdaY. 4-10 PM TEN DINNER GIOICES $3.99 S!~!YS. Dinner Thble.. Public Notice Contrectu•l Services .......... .. .... 4,089 Total litter Con· aion Compen11tton . .. 300 Contractu•! Sarvicas ..... ..... .... 18 ,600 Other Operation end Maintenance .. ... . . 20,000 Debt Service .......... .9,000 Tronalera ...... .. ...... .... 2, 700 Total B11ic Utility S•rvices .... ........ 114,700 Program Ill - Leisure Time Activhiel Swimming Pooi- - IN THE COMMON PLEASE COURT. MEIG_S COUNTY. OHIO RICHARD STEWART, ET AL PLAINTIFFS vs UNIVERSAL FUEL AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION DEFENDANT NO . 85 CV 367 SERVICE BY PUB! CATION Unt= Fuel and Cherricol CtA~•. wOOse Lut 11nown addreu ill. 826 Brv.tway, F•· ret!. Pro. 16121, is .,_y notified that ~ has _ , named dofondtnt in a togol oction .,titled RICHARD STEwART. et el w UNIVERSAL R!EL AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, defendant. Thil tEtion ... ossigned ceae No. 86 CV 367 .-.d i• f*!di"lg in the Common Pfeos Coon, Meigs Cwnty. Ohio, Pomeroy, Ohio 46769 . The object of the com· plaint is to acquire title to the following described rM I es· tate by order of the court. S.id real estate being situated in Township af Sal · isbury, County of Meigs and State of Ohio . The surface land and rtver landing formerly known as the Silver Run Coat Cof11)any lane ing and described as fol lows: Bound!"~ on the aest by the tow weter merle of the Ohio River, on rhe north by land of Roy end Gail Hen· mann, on the west by the east line of the C& 0 Raitwoy co~anv· s riaht of wav. on tho aouth by Janda of F,..k Lynch, being app10111imatety 600 fMt along . the river and 200 foot wide and containing Poroonat Servicea: Solerioo / Wogoa ........ 7.1100 3 acres ""''" or leu, in 100 Employee Benofits .. .. .. . 180 acre tot No. 376. Contrectual Servlcu ............... 2.560 Other Operation end Meintenance ......... 4.000 Transfers ....... ......... .. ... 100 Total Swimming Pool ..... ....... .. .... .. 13,830 Concealions- wananta ahl ll be drawn or p1id for ularte• or wages eM· cept to peraon1employed by •uthorlty of and in accor· d1nce with law or ordi· nance . Provided further that the appropriations for con· tingenciea can onfy be e111· ponded upon oppeot of twothirds vote of Council tor ltemo of ""'n" conotltuting a logo! obHgotlon against tllo vittege, and lor purpouo other then thoae covered by other lpecific appropria· tion1 herein made . SECTION 12. Thio roaolu- tion shall take effect at the Nrliest period 1llowed by Soleriot/ Wogto .... .... 2 ,490 tow. Jonuorv 13, 1986 EMploYM 8ttnlftta .......400 PASSED:Dewey M. Horton , Trovol Trona ........ .. .... 1,200 President of Council cOntractull Anoat : Jon Buclt Sorvlcoo ........ .. ...... 6,500 Ctellt of Council Copilot Outlay .. ........2,000 CERTIFICATE Tr1n ... J1 ....... . . . . ....... 1,200 Section 6705.39, R.C. Tertii Firfl Eouio· - "No appropriation meamont F~nd .......... 12,790 aura shall become effective FIRE TRUCK FUND until the county auditor file• Contrectur•l Meigs County. Ohio 11 I 20. 1tc ponotlon Fund ..... 66 ,388 LITTER CONTROL FUND Stnrlctl "'"''' '' ... ..... 400 Other Opentlon and Mointonenco ......... 2.800 Total Mayor ond Adminiatrotive Olllcoo ...... 14,940 Toto! Conctalllona .. ... 2,800 Total Swimming Pool l.agfMiive Activitleo Fund- Program 111 - leiiUre (CouncH)Time Activhleo ....... 16,830 PtrtonotS.rvlcea: S.lerioa/ Wogoo .. ...... 1,400 CEMETERY FU NO EmploYM Blftolfto .. ...... .10 Personal Services : Total IAglolotlvo Sotorfoa/ Wogoa .... .. 13,400 Acttvfttea ....... ........ 1.410 Empto·, .. Benefits .... 4 . 800 ctollt. T_..,,.,_ Contractual Ptrtonottlorvlcoa: Service• ........... .......... 40 Sotorioa/ Wogoa .. ......8.500 OtMr Operations and EmploYM lonolito .: ..... 120 Maintenance ..... . ... 1.200 Trovol Trana.... .. ..... ...... 200 Total Cemetery CMirocturot leN . ....... 500 f'"'d .. ....... ........ .. 19.440 Other Operetion •nd Mointlftonco .......... 2.1100 GRAND TOTAL ENTERPRISE FU NOS Toto! Cletlt, .. .287,470 T...................... 11 .320 APPROPR1AnDN Thet tMre be appropriated County Auditor'• and Trull and Agency T,..o.' a Fooa ...... .13,000 from tha . Other ....... ...... .. .. ,... 69,0311 fd"'dl METER DEPOSIT FUND 1otot i'Togrom Vft - Gonorot Refund• ....... ....... ..... 8,000 Government .. .. ....88.7011 Grond Total Trust and GRANO TOTAL GENERAL Agency Fund• FUND APPROPRIAppropriltion .. ... ... ... 6,000 ATION ........... .f243,31iS TOTAL ALL APPRO SECTION 4. That there be PRIATIONS ... 11,166,700 appropriation from the folSECTION 11 . And the Viilowing SPECIAL REVENUE loge ia hereby autho FUNDS. Bt Strwt Corr- rized Ctorlc to draw warrants on llructfon and MoinllftlftCO . the ViiLige Truaurar for Stroet Mofntononco peyments from •ny -11 Pol10mlf SONfcta the foregoing approprie · Sotorioo/ Wogoo .. .. .. 17,000 tiona upon receiving proper EmploYM lonolito .. .. 2, 780 1nd vouchers Controctvrol Sorv . .. .. 2,880 certificate• therefor, approved by the Other 0pel'otion and or officers authoriz.c:J Mofntonanco ... ,.. .. 44.000 board by lew to approve the 11me, Total Stroot an ordinance orre10lution Mointlftonco .. .. .... 68,620 or of council to mtke the ex· Other 0pel'otlon and Molnllftonco ...... .. 11 ,944 Total Foderol AttV. Shennv .. .. ... 11,944 ,Other (STREET ' LIGHT FUNDI Controcturol Sorvlceo .............. 22.000 Total Other ......... ....22.000 GRAND TOTAL SPECIAL REVENUE FU NOS APPROPRIATION ... .Ii79,875 STREET LEVY FUND Capitol Outley ..........2,344 Totol Streot Levy Fund .. ,.. ...... ,.. .... ... 2,344 FIRE EQUIPMENT FUND Villoge of Middleport Materials ..... .......... 1.000 Tronofers .. ................. ..200 with the appropriating IU· thorlty . .. . l certHicate that th1 totel appropriatk)nl from Hch tund, teken together with 111 other outttandlng appropriations. do not exc•d such offic'-ltltimate or amended oHicLII••· tirNite. When the appropriation dota not 1111ceed such official ntimata. the county Sorvlcoo .... ..... ..... 26 ,000 Suppflea lo Motorfola .............25 ,1100 auditor olroll glvo oucll .. nlTot1l S1nltary Sewer forthwith upon rocelvEocrow Fund .. ..... 50,1100 ficott lng from the appropriating FIRE HOUSE ' authority o conHitd copy of · IMPROVEMENT FUND lho opproprlolion metarro. Controctvrol S.rvlcta ... .............8.700 The Stato of Ohio, RltiNment of Moiga County, 11 Debt ........ .. ... ...... 36.000 I, Jon Buclt, Cle.. of the lnttrell ""'" '' ........... 5.500 Vtltog<o of Mlddlepon. Ohto. Totol flra Houoo in uld County, and In whoM Jmprovemtnt ....... 47,200 custody the Fllea, Jpurn1l1. ECONOMIC and Record• are required by DEVELOPMENT FUND tile Lowo of the State of Pononot SorvlcoaOhio to be kept, do heroby Solerioo/ Wogeo ...... .. 9,400 certify the! the foregoing EmpioYM Bonolito .... 4,200 Annual Approprletion OrdiControcturot nance lo taken and copied Sorvfcn ..... .. ...... . 10,800 from tho original Ordinance Capitol Outlay ........ 88,1100 now on lite with uid VHtoge. Totll Economic O.votlhe lorogotng Ordiopmont F101d .... . 120,400 IIIII hoo boon compared nance PUBLIC by mo with ll4fcl original 1RANSPORTATION FUNQ and thlt thethe ume i1 • true Ptrtonol SorvfcooSotorioa/ Wogto ........4,100 ..,d conect copy thereof. . M.D. PEDIATRICS P1r10nnel Benefits .... 1 . 088 Contractual Tronoponotion .... .61,620 penditure1; provkled thllt no l'f'w York 10017 . Ohio ~ 57~ . ORDINANC< NO. 1170-88 ANNUAL APPROPRIATION ORDINANCE An ORDINANCE to moke epproprilltiona tor Current EAponlleo ond other bpendltvrwo of the Village of Middtepon, S~oto of Ohio, durIng lhe fiocol yoor ending December 31 , 19B8. Soclion 1. BE IT RESOLVED by the Council of the Village of Middlopon, S..te of Ohio, that, to ptO- Ftder•l Revenue Sharing- $5.49 In land Da ti\· PrE'ss AssociaTion and th<' Oh lo ;\'E"~· sPa p<>r Assocla lion . Na tion a I Ad\'Prtls lng R£>p rMmta l!ve , Bra nham "f'\l.·spaprr Sa lf'S . 733 Third Avfnur. Send address changt"!i tn Thr Dail)' Senrlnt>l. 111 Cour1 ~ ~ . Public Notice Total Proor•m VI - Charbroiled Halibut Steak com! d ois s pos laRf' pa id at Pomt>roy , l~ nn o~ . MR. AUTO REPAIR OUESTIOR: I rent my home. l ast year I installed sl01m Ohio PO~ M A.5ITER Public Notice >. Publ lsh«.l t•n.:rv Jft ernoon , Monda\· through rrid a ~: . 111 Court S!. , POmrro~· . Ohio. by lhf' Ohi o Va lley Pub· ll s h ln,~: Company Mulllmf'dla . I nc .. Pv mrrc\' . Ohi o 4 ~769 . Ph. 992-2l 56. St" :-.;~· Y o rk . Public Notice trol Fund ............... 4,089 SECTION 6: That there be opproprletod from the folvidt for the current ex- lowing CAPITAL PROJECTS 1nd other expendi· FUNDS. turn of the uld Villege of WATER TANK FUND Mlddlepon during the liK01 Contractual yoor ending December 31, Strvlcoa ... ......... 26,000 1888,the following 111m1 be Supplioa 1o and they orw hereby utooide Motoriota ........ ... .. 26,000 and oppropriotod oalofloWI, Total Water Tank viz: F._.,d ........ .......... .60,000 Soctlon 2. That there be Grand Totel Ctpital appropriated from the GENProjects Fund ERAL FUND: Appropriation ... .. .50.000 PROGRAM I-SECURITY SECTION 7. That lhere be OF PERSONS AND opproprlatod from the followPROPERTY ing ENTERPRISE FUNDS . PoNce t..w Enforcement WATER FUND Poroonol SOI'IIlcea: Person•l Services: SIIM*!W-.' '' ' ' .$93,1100 Solorleo/ Wogu ... .. 66,100 Employoo Employoe Benofits .. 17,700 Benefit• ...... ..... 26,800 Contractual Untform 1: Servicet ....... ..... .. 16,200 CIGthing .. ............ .. 2,800 Other Operation and Trovol Trana ...... .. ... ...... 300 Maintenence .... ... 30,000 Contrectu1l Debt Servfco ...... .... 16,000 Servlceo ................ 2,480 Tr•nshrs .... ...... ... .. . .. 2,700 Total Wotor Fund .. . 136,700 Other 0pel'otion and Molntononco .. ...... .. 8.100 BASIC UTILITY SERVICES Tronofwro ... ........ ..... .. 8,1100 Pertonal Servtces S.lerioo/ Wogea ... ... 50,100 Total Pollee Law Enforc.ment .... f140,460 Employee Benefits ... 14.000 Board and Commit· Total i'Togrom 1- Sec:urily B1!XHNS COURSE - Katie Saunders, 8, of Pomeroy began a 00-week modeling coune at Barblzon School of Modeling In Charleston, W.Va. Saturday under a scholar!llip which she woo mthe Norih American Youth Festival's slate pageant. She is the daughter d Susan Saunders and the youngest student at Barblzoo. She attalds third grade at Pomeroy Elementary School. with Fish Fil ll'b . ~c ufft·tl <.rJh. Uoilell and IJi t t: - ~il~o: ll ~hrimp Chapman ,. The Daily Sentinel Public Notice pen•• Subsnl brrs not d~ l rl n~ 1o pay 1hr ca r· PO:'i1FROY - In accordance wtth the uniform lunch progra m of t h<• Ml'igs Local School Dist rict . the menu fo r the ~wk of Ja n. 2fl is : .V1onda,-: no school. Tu rsda ~; chicken pa ttie sand\\i ch. I"'"'· peaches, milk. 1\'eclnrsday: bef<faroni. sa lad. hot rolls and bu tter. milk. Thursda;·: chalupa , french fries, pineapple sliC1:'s , milk . f" rlday: cooks' choice . 10. Amy. 6 and Tara 2• 1 . Brent Chapman cele brated his bir1hday recently with a ~urprise party held at thch omc of his sister, Linda Young. Pomeroy. Refresh : menls we'" served to lamlly and friends . He Is the son of JuleandJlll Chapman, Bailey Run Road, Pomeroy. Funeral set'\1ces fo r Mrs. Nora Gilmore, Pomeroy, were held at I p.m . Wednesday at the Ewing Funeral Home with Neil Proudfoot officiating Pal lbearers were Rick. Roger and Mike Gilmore. grandsons. and Roger Rawoon, Jack Nohe and Ovie Nohe, nephews. Attending from out of town were Hazel Goodwin, Ora Nohe, Arlie Shepard, Hair! Balderson, Nina Pursley, Freda Hudson , Margie Rawson, Delores Nohe , Roger Rawson. J ack Nohe, a nd Ovle Nohe, a ll or West Virginia . Also visit ing from out of town were Shirley and Virgil Poling, Fran Ide and Helen Ruschel. Columbus; Sally and Pau l Ayers. Athens: Lois Ann Gibbs, Hartford, W.Va ., and '\Era Mae and Bob Rollins, Point Pleasant. Burial was in Beech Grove Cemet ery . asked to take part in the writing contest and are to submit para graphs completing thz loliowing s1a1emen1: " My ministe Is special to me becauS€ ... " Writing entries wtll be judged on the sincerity and clarity of the content. Judging divisions will be grades four 1hrough six; S€venth and eighth grades, and grades nine through 12. Entries must be received by January :II and should include the name, address, telephone number and grade In school of the contestant. They should be mailed to Clvltan Clergy Week, P.O. Box 388. Pomeroy, Ohio, 45700. On Feb. 8 1he Big Bend Clvltan Club will honor·the clergy of Meigs County with a dinner at the Meigs High School. AI lhe dinner three local ministers will receive special recognition. SUBSCRIPTION RATES By Carrie r or Motor Roul• Onr Wf'f' k.. . .. . . $1.10 u nr Month ....... $-1 .80 Onf' Yrar .. $57.20 SINGLE COP\' PRICE Da ll~· . 25 CPnls Meigs menu announced Rizer birth Attend funeral Business Services Il l Cout1 Sl .. POIIIIIOW. otuo 0769 UMW group has meeting Several fund raising projects wi>re discussed at !h!> recent meeting of the Apple Grove Unled Methodist Women held l'I'Cntly a t the church. A "traveling" basket will be u5€d as one project wi1h Sue Grace to have the first one. Donna Hill presided al the meeting with group singing of "Just a Closer Walk wi1h Thee'· and a prayer by Mrs . Crace open ing the meeting. Vickl Abels gave the secretary -treasurer's report . A discussion was hrlrt nn the foocl The Daily Sentinei- Page-7 PHONE 992-2156 Or W111t Oa111, Stntrnet Ctmil1td Dtpl Monday, January 20, 1986 Sorority chapter conducts meeting, plans speaker A Meigs County high school junior will b' sponsored at Buckeye Girls Slate. the American legion Auxlllary 's workshop in democracy, by the Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sorority_ Meeting Tuesday night at 1he Senior Citizens Center, the chapter made plans for a progressive dinner to be held on Jan. 28. Membt>rs are to meet at !h!> Senior Pomeroy--Middleport. Ohio This deed conveys the rights of Jan Mining Co. II the roldwey leading from Sitver Run River landing to State Route #7 over the C&O Rail· way tracts and it is under· stood that the lend hereincon· veyed ties between the C& 0 Railway's right of way and the low watltf mark of the Ohio River. Roy and Gail Herrman heve the right for ingress and egreas over the road and land herein conveyed to their farm property adjoin · ing on the north. The prayer of said action is that the above described reel est1te be awarded to the plaintiffs, Richard Stewart and Betty Stewart, by order of the court and for such other relief as may be just and equitable . The defendaint is required to answer the corT'C)Iaint within twenty-eight deys ef· ter the last publicatton of this rmtice. whk:h will be published once uch week for six consecutive weeks, the lut publication -will be rm~de on the 27th dey of January, 1986. ond the 1-1981 Ford 4•4 Pickup Serial# 2FTDF14EO BCA07022 . The Centre! Tru st Co., NA of Middleport. Ohio reserves the right to bid at this 18le. (1)19 , 20, 21 3tc Public No1ice IN THE COMMON PLEAS COURT , PROBATE DIVISION MEIGS COUNTY, OHIO IN THE MATTER Of' SETTLEMENT OF ACCOUNTS, PROBATE COURT, MEIGS COUNTY. OHIO Accounts and vouchers of the following named tlduci· aries have been filed in the Probate Court. Meigs Coun· ty, Ohio, for approval end settlement : CASE NO . 24630 - Final and Distributive Account of Petrk:k Victor Wippel, Exe· cutor of the Estate of John Victor Wippel, Decea1ed . CASE NO . 24360- Final and Distributive Atcount of Stanford Stockton ~ Co- E~~te · cutor and Karen Werry CoAdministratrix with the Will Annexed, of the Estate of Ad• E. Bays, Deceased . CASE NO. 23224 - First Current Account of John T. Wolfe, Trultae of the Trust created under Item V of Last Will and Testament of Creed Janes, DeceaHd . CASE NO . 19106 - Tenth Amual Account of Louia B. Vaughan, Guordion of the Esllte of Wiltem Reaves, an Incompetent. Person. CASE NO. 23648 - Par- tial Account of Mary Jane Talbott, Admini&tr•trillt of the Eltata of Terry D. Tal · bott. Deceued. Unless exceptions are tiled thereto, 18id accountl will be for hearing before said Court on the 24th dey of Fobruory, 198&, at which time uid ac · counts wll be conoid- and continued from div to day untillfnolly dilpoucl of. Any penon inter811ed may tile written exceptions to uid accounts or to matters per· tliining to the execution of the trull, not than five days prior to tM dlte HI tar hear· ing. Common P le81 Court, Problte Division. 1 Meiga Coonty, Ohio j1)201tc Public Notice NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF FIDUCIARY On December 30, 1986, in the Meigs County Probate Coon, Case No . 24999. Richard E. Jorrea, A.D. #2, Pomoroy, Ohio 45789, w11 appointed Executor of the estate of Manning D. Webs· tar. deceased. late of 114 Butternut Street. Pomeroy, Ohio 46769. Robert E. Buck, Problte Judge Len1 K. Neaselroad, Clertt (1)6, 13. 20. 3tc Public Notice PUBLIC NOTICE POMEROY, 0 . 992-22 59 NEW LISTING -- Syracuse - A2 redroom home on a 1 aCie lot. Room 101 a mobile home stle also. $13,5000.00. NEW liSTING - 2 un it rental in MK!dleport in good condi1ion . $355.00 monthly gross income, owner wants $24,900.00 and may help finance. CALL TO DAY' Construction of the Depart· ment of Highway pursuant IDEAL TIME TO BUY A to Soctlon 41111 ,78 of the Revlaod Code ond otl other RAT£ IIONEY AVAILABLE! pertinent provision• of law. Henry E. Cltllnd, Jr. SpocUlcotiono and inllfUC · tlons to blddera ere on file in the office of tht TrMsurer, Rtclno, Ohio . By Order oft he Board of EduCition Dennie E. Hill, TrMii, Southern Local Schoof Dillrlct, Box 178 Rocfno, Ohio 45n1 (1 ) 8. 13, 20. 27. 4tc Automatic TraMmission o..maul Rt . 2, Patriot, Oh. I /10/1 HOM£1 W£ Hm A 9.8% 992·6191 Jean Trussell 949-2660 Dottle Turner 992-5692 Jo Hill 915-4466 SUPERIOR . SIDING CO. CJ z -a: Complete Gutter Work Complete Aemodaling Roofing of all Types Worked in home aree 20 years .. Free Es1imates " SHADE, OHIO Anything That Has To Do With A Mobile Home· No job too small or too big . We do S etups and .Underpinning "Speciol Rates For Senior (itinns 11 PH. (614) 992·3361 or 992· 61 DO 12-20-1 m 0 VINYL SIDING "ALUMINUM SIDING "BlOWN IN INSULATION BISSELL SIDING CO. New Homes luilt " Free Estimates" PH. 949·2101 ar 949·2860 Calls l/11/ltn TOWN & COUNliY YETEIINAIIAN CUNIC Paul E. Shockey, DVM I'T. I'UASANT OFFICE 305 Jackson Avt. Mon.-Wtd.-lhurs. 3-5 pm T..... 6:30-1; Fri. 1-2 pm Solurdar 10· 11:30'"" UIGI ANIMAL & -z YOUNG'S GUN SHOOT CARPENTER SERVICE IACINE FIRE DEPT. - Addons 1nd remodeling wo,. Bashon Building V. C. YOUNG Ill EVElY SAT. NIGHT 6:30 P.M. - Roofing- 1nd gutter - Concrete wort~ - Plumbing 1nd electrical worh (Free Estimates] Factory Choke 12 Gauge Shotguns Only 9-30-tf ~~2-6215 or 992-7314 Pomeroy, Ohio 12-8-llc J&F DOZER. BACKHOE. TRENCHER, SEPTIC SYSTEMS, WATEit GAS & SEWER LINES, RECLAMATION, PONDS, SPRING DEVELOPMENT. HOME FOOTERS. DUMP TRUCK STONE & DIRT PH. 992-7201 ELUM REST HOME DENNY CONGO WILL HAUL JUST CALL! !PrHiolrtly lutt.. ~ ltst H""'l 674 Plum St. Middleport 992-3595 F11 All KEN'S APPLIANCE SERVICE 985-3561 All Makes •Wa shers •Dishwashers •Ranges •RefrigeJators •Dryers •Freezers PARTS and SERVICE 4 Srtr RADIATOR SERVICE rm Ptlttlot Nt~h We can repair and recore radiators and heater cores . We can also acid boil and rod out radiators. We also repair Gas Tanks . Jurnilurt, Wtdding and Gracluotion AUTO &-TRUCK REPAIR Slation•y. Magneti< Signs, lubber Stolllfl•· lusiness Forms, Copy Stnices, U(. PAT HILL FORD 255 Mill St., Micldlrp"'t 992 -2196 104 Mulbtrry h ., Pomeroy 992-3345 Midd leport. Ohio 1-13-tlc WE ARE YOUR SALES AND SERVICE HEADQUARTERS FOR •ZENITH •SYLVANIA •SPIIO QUEEN lAUNDRY •GIBSON REFRIGERATOR •SATElliTE SALES & SERVICE Ill• Hue~ Full Th11o Sh~ Toe~•lelt• UO ALL 3/1/tln PLUMBING & HEATING 317 North Second Middleport, Ohio 4$760 SALES & SERVICE We Also Carry Fishing Supplies. ,. Dlly IUlliESS PilON£ RIDENOUR Racine, Oh. I6U I 992-6510 TV & APPliANCE Ph. 614·143-5191 RES!O£NCI PilON! CHESTlR- 985 -3307 I -2fl-tlc Collect Calls Accepted !CUT OUT FOR FUTURE U1£1 'IUS: Oflico Suppli11 & P&S BUILDINGS REALTY 7/ ll itlo THE QUALITY PRINT SHOP Roger Hysell Garage Insulated Dog Houses 614-385·7419 160 Gtllipollc, Ohio 12/30/ 1 mo . Sizes from 6'x6' Up to 24 'x36' development. AUTO RENTALNorth St. Rt. LIMESTONE GRAVEL - SAND TOP SOIL FILL DIRT •Senior Citizens •Disabled •24 Hour Care CALl JOE lOWlAND UTILITY BUilDINGS ::~~::::~:buy lnr~>ith••rfot· ml U-SA~E 992-3410 •Tender loving Care Sizes Start From 12x16' ATTENTION BUilDERS property has been divided into I acre am Sties, can be sold i t vK!ual ly Leax wate1 i able, iI 446-4522 1-3-tfc ALL STEEL & POL£ BUILDINGS 6 ACRES - '6,000 "We Rut Fo1 lm" farm Equl~ment Partl & Service JIM CLIFFORD 3-24-tfc 2 BUILDING LOTS >1 ACRE PLUS '4.000 CASH SPRING STREET U. S. RT. 50 tft ST GUYSVIllE, OHIO Au1ho•ized John Ome. New Holland, Bush Hog Farm Equipment Deale• PH. 992-5682 or 992·7121 15 ac1es wooded land, huge I excellen1 timber, SALES &SERVICE RENT A CAR CALL BOGGS CONTRACTING Alto TrtatMittlo• POMEROY WRIGHT ST. (614) 446-7619 or (614) 992·6601 417 Second Avenue, Box 1213 Gallipolis. Ohio 45631 1-12-2 mo. •t. 124,Porttoroy Ohio IFAIIM OR & BUILDING LOTS LISA M. KOCH. M.S. • %: CAU COllECT: SUIGUY IY APPT. 54 Misc. Merchandise Television Listening Devices Computerized Hearing Aid Selection Hearing Evaluations For All Ages ~ licensed Clinical Audiologist (6141 843-5425 mt:J. B&D MOBILE HOME IEPAII SERVICE No Sunday l · ·1 rr.. EUGENE LONG Ph. NEW liSTING - ' Pomeroy - 5 aCies of wooded land to enjoy are great Add to lhtS a 3 be<lloom, 2 bath home wilh basement, g31age. and bam makes 1t tdeal for you! Nea1 town - good condilton. Onl y $28.000 00 p1111nger school buses, according to ipeclfiCitiona of Standard• lor School Bua Wo Dtflw NEW liSTING - Rt. 33 nea11own. Acompletely remodeled 3 bedroom home. New furnace, carpeting, ~!chen cabtnels, and bathroom fixlules. Nothmg lo do but move in' $19,00000 NEW liSTING - Fmeclosure property - up lo 3 1eotal unrts. Purchase as o, good investmenc with 1epairs would have good gross income. Steal al $19,900.00. Seper1te and independent ,oids will be received with respect to the chauis end body type •nd will·atlte that the bus when usembled and prior to delivery compty with 111 school district specifk:atlona, all safety Mgulations and current Ohio Minimum •TRANSFER CASES• •TORQUE CONVERTORS• •USED - REBUILT TRANSMISSIONS• 614-379-2 20 I RUNNING BOARDS . BRUSH GUARDS , TAILGATE PROTE CTOR S DUNDEE NEW REPLACEMENT PARTS VINYl & AWMINUM NEW LISTING - letu1 Inexpensive housing IS available with l h~ 2-3 bed1oomon a ~•ge -~1. Rental investment lot oo~ $7,500.00. NEW liSTING - Fmeclosu•e p<operty pnced lo sell at $12 ,900.00 . Needs so me work, bul has great potential. Call !or information. uld Boord of Education . AU AMERICAN MADE CARS & TIUCKS 10-14-tt c Se1led proposals will be received by the Board of Education of the Southern Local School District ot Ra cine, Ohio 11 the tru1urer '1 office until 12 :00 noon on Jonuorv 31 , 1986 and et thai time opened by the tree IUrer ot uid board 11 pro· vided by tow lor two (2171 AUTOMAnC TRANSMISSION OVERHAUL PH. 304-675-2441 BEND AIEA CAll liplty Office For Hours 304-372-5709 Ohio Rules of Civil Procedure judgment wilt be rendered 112123, 30: 1116. 13. 20,27 6tc HOURS: 9:00 A.M.-5 :00P.M. Mon . thru Sat. Evenings & Sunday By Appointmenl 1-15-tfn SIIAU ANIMAL HOUU Real Estate General ( 107 Sycamore St., Po""roy, Oh. PHONE 992·7075 te•• ROBERT E. BUCK JUDGE II01f1 W. Main St., Pomoray , Ohio, 992 ·677 8. BED UNERS .s17500 Full Site 1'165.00 mini) FEDERAL-STATE INCOME TAX RnURNS on Jonuarv 31, 1986 et 10:00 A.M. t privote sale witt be held at the offices of .The Central Trull Co .. NA of Middleport, Ohio to 1811 lor twenty-eight dllys for answer will commence on thet date . In case of the failure of the defendant ro answer or ocher wise reopond es requirod by against it for tM relief de · mended in the COftl)laint. larry E. Spencer Clerk of Courts Meigs County Common Plees Court - Notice Ia hereby given that c11h the following collateral to wit: 3•D AUTO CENTER Blue Streak Tax Service W. E. (Bill) SNOUFFER 161. 1 992-171. 4/1 / ttn 1 2} II\ MILLER ELECTRIC SERVICE CLARK COIN SHOP We Buy and Sell Gold & Silver Coins Also Class Rings Scrap Silver & Gold OPEN 10·5 WEEKDAYS I 0·2 SA1VIDU Howt Your Weoddin9, Anniwtnory or Spktol Occasion on Video .... We Tope Any ~petial Occasion. CHARlES BAILEY PH. 742·2050 11-28-l mo. FOR ALL YOUR WIRING NEEDS Residential & Comme rcial Announcemenls Call: 992-5875 Or 742-3195 Court St., l'o-roy Allor 7:00-367-0626 1-7-1 mo. d. II 14 l!c ANGIE'S PIZZA EAGLEitDGE SMALl IIIGIIE Cntn• Parto • Sorvico 949-2969 349 lo. 2ntl An. llllltlltport, Oh. 992-3559 FREE DELIVERY PUSH'"'""'"' MOWER 01111 TUNEII' IN IP•rt• lneludedl SYRACUSE, POMEROY MIDDLEPORT BRADBURY Oil Change. Sherpon Blades S19.95 Tum left •t Meigs Memory G11'dtna . 3 mile off At. 7 oo MASON, W. VA. Open Mon.-Thuro. 4-11 Fri. & Sat. 4-12 1-15-1""· tht rfght 47169 Eoglo Ridge Rd . 1-17-tln • 1 Card of Thanks I wish to lhanh ell of those wt1o sent flowers. food , money , gave words of consol1tion in our hour of bearflevment also to the Par•medic 's, doctor' e. nurles & st1ff at Holzer Medic1l Center&. Scenic Hilla. The Phillip Lee F1mity Oinah , Tim a. Phil Jr . • -lc We wl1h to think ell who helped in env way in the kindnn• end services for our Husband and Fa ther, Terry lin !e: atso Rev. Richerd Hudson for his wotdl of comfort and the Rutland Anuui · c1n Leg ion for their services. Wife. M•rv : O•ughter lnd Sonin·l•w. Oien1 t.nd Fred Pinkh1m; Grandchildren. Eddie , ~ M ,. . Therese Bush , Richerd Bitch Jr., MlchMI Black. , �Pllge-8 The Daily Sentinel Pomeroy Middlaport, Ohio 41 Houses for Rent In Re~;lna. nice, 2 bedroom, Plrtty furnialled UOO p.., montt't plut d~lit Call &U 948-2801 . 3 be4room houR In Middleport . fully Clrpettd No p111 Phone 3 Announcements 114-992-2011 3 two bedroom houMI tor rent '" SWEEPER and uwing m.ct.~ne repair, parta, and IUPPW... Pick Middleport *150 , *1&15 .. or 1200. per month Deposit ,._ qull'tld. No peta. Specify employtd or retired Keys at 289 N Third St in Middleport or call , up and delivery, Da>o~il Vacuum Cl. .niJ. one half mile up Georg• CrMk Rd C.ll 61.t- U8-0294. 1·21 8-835-3952 Racine Gun Shoot spon10rld by Two ~room hou1t. Po1nt ptel.. nt , 304·876·7163 Recine Gun Club. EvttrySunday. beginning at 1:00 p.m. hctory 3 br hou1e in H111-tord Fully CltPet.t dolt to tchool 304· McDeniel Custom Butchering, e days 1 week. 304-882 -322' 882-2016 . Sinal• introductiOns, write tor applleation, Personal Toucfl lntroductkln• . P 0 Box 8638. Chert11ton. W V1 . 25302 For rent or aale. 2 bedroom, unfumihled, with b11ement in Henderton , t1 80 .00 montt't *75 00 deposil . 304 676 1 1 1B Lontfy, need 1 dlte1 C1ll D•tellne1 -800-972 -7878 Reduce ufe ..,d fbt with 42 Mobile Homes GoBett Tablets end E Vap " wa- for Rent ,., pills .. Fnnh Pharmacy Giveaway Femele German St'tephtrd brown 6 bl..:k Cell &14-448 1 149. FJM puppi11 to lovmg t\ome. Call 814 -388-9924 . 6 Lost and Found Found bllck end wh1te mete Bord• Collt. on At 7 m Pomeroy Call 814· 992 -JOn -.,...---'-- - - - - -lc- 11 Help Wanted ••oo Easy aiHmbly wworid per 100. Guarenteed peym..,t No l.lllptrience -no 11111 Detail• lend •ltf-lddralld lt•mP«t envelope:Elan Vlttl-715 3418 EnterpriM Rd, Ft Pierce. F.L. 33482 BlbV -I Ittlf neNed tor 10 month o:J '" Mlddlepor1 . Send referen c.. to P 0 Box 743, Pomlf'Oy, Oh10. LOST.Imllll bladl maledoo . Blue WE NEED YOUR PRIOR MIL t1pp.:j pews • ct'ttlt L01t it ITARY S~RVICE ElCPERIENCE New Ha~· en · Hertfurd .,.. Re- IN THE A.AMV NATIONAL wsrd Chuck Petry 305. New ' GU14R D. Monthly peycheck, H1v1n Hgt1. retirement benefits. educetionell IQiltence. 1nd othlf ~nefitl Found· beautiful femlle c.t on •veilebl• to our pen · time Showeltet Ad , Fri evening m•~• 3041-875· 39&0 or Cont1ct Ellen Show1lter, Sho- 1·800·1142·3118 . wa:tet Ad . in Che1ter -: -------------·IC- Situations 7 Wan~ed Yard Sale · Galll'polis & Vicinity Vtcency for the elderly 11'1 our home Treinld end fifteen Yllrl uper••n c l Call 114 - 992 7314 8 Public Sale & Auction RICK PEARSON AUCTIONEER SERVICE Eltete, term, enttque , llquldtt6on u .... Licens.t Ohto end Wnt Virginie 30-t-7735785 or 304-n3 ·&430 9 Wanted To Buy We pey cash tor late model clun used cars Jim M1nll Chl\l -Oid1 Inc 81!1 Gene John son &U -448 -3e72 Wou~ hltt to liMP tkJMtv people my honw C1ll &14 387 "' 0121 Will do blbyllttlfiO tn my home Evenmgl and weekend• Cell 8U -4C8 -0137 . JWD ' s Septic Tanks Cleanlkt A111onlbty pr1Cid Cell lny time, 814-246 -9284 W1nted 10 do Want to cl11n tlome Of' otf1ce. evenlnga Cell 114-441· 7102 Wallplflll'ing Will do tnm JM~nt­ ing pertairung to wallpeptf' Fr" 11t1me1es. weltptpering ide11 304 175 •55 or 875 2683 . Bob 's Shoe Repa ' · Ma10n . W V1 A11111r all INthll' good1. 304-713-5119 . WANTED TO IIUY uNCI wood & coal hllttn. SWAIN ' S FURNt TUAE . lrd . & Olive St. G•lllpO · iii. CeiiiU -tW& -3159 TOP CASH ptkt tor '83 model 1nd nrNer uMCI cars Sm1tt't 8ulck·Ponriac: , 1911 E1111m Ave., Gellipolis Ce ll 61 4 -448· Flll,JnCial 21 2282 Buying deity gold , litver COinS , r~ngs . jewelry, stetling werl, ol~ coms, lli"'Oe currency Top pnCft Ed Burken Barber Shop . 2nd A'lle Middlepor1. Otl 814992 ·3476 8uy1ng Aew Fur Beef 1nd Oetr hides S1ll1ng-trapp1ng IUPPIIII Whllt end n•tt litH Geof1• Bucklly , 1 -114 · &154 - 4781 Hours: 12-9 p m lett trme to buy fur 11 Febru1~ 2. 1986 Employ men! Serv1ces Business Opportunity THE OHIO VALLEY PUBLISH· lNG CO recommend• thet you do busm•• w1th .,.aple you know 1nd NOT to Mnd moni'V ttlrou~ the mell until you have lrWHtlgated the oHenng Major still bu1kjing company h11 er11 evailebl1 for construction or 111• oriented deeltr Complete treirung provided. no eaper1ence M<IIII'V All Cllh butin•• with excellent income potenti1l Refundlble depo11t required Contect V1c Ry1n It 1-800· 228 -41 54 Help Wanted HOME OWNERS ·Rifinence to low fi•ed rete U11 equity for 1ny Federal. Stete and C1vll Servict ,10b1 now IVIIitble 1n ~our 1r11 For i1fo call 1602) 837 3401 Dept 1201 purpose Leeder Mortgege Co 614 -692- J0ri1 DECK HANDS lmmed•tteopen lf'IQI tor deck hands , line hlndlers . mech•n•c•. weldtrl . other trlldee b c•llent bene-tits peckege includes on the JOb tra11ung. world travel1nd a greet pey check Apphcent1 should be 17 24 , 1n good phyiiCal condr tion . must PI" secur.ty biCk· ground invettigat10n1 Must have high 1Chool diplome or GEO Clll to ll free tn OhiO 1 -800 282 1384 Mo n Frt , 9AM-2PM 256 -1772 Medic•i laboratDry tlftchmcian Apply 1n peraon between 9 & 4 30 Mon -Fr1 Med1cel Pilla, 203 Jtckton Pille, Gelhpoltl, Oh«> 23 Ea~v A11embly Work! *600 00 p1r 100 Guerenteed peymMt NoE~Pentnce · NoSet .. Deteil• tend self lddrtlled stemped envelop• El•n Vitti · 5847 3418 Enterpr111 Rd . Ft Pierce, Fl 1'1482 ARE THOSE BilLS FROM THE CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS PiliNG UP Join the Army Netfonal Gulrd 1nd you will get 1 monthty peyd'leck. 1 good pert-t1m1 Clfttr. end meny other greet benlfh• J04 . e76 -3960 or 1- 800-1142 -3119 REPS NEEDED for bulinHI accountt. Full -time •eo.ooo to 180.000 Pert-time *12,000 to •18.000 No telling Aepeet bu1W1•1 Set your own hourt. Trtlnlng providld 1 ·812-938 8870 Mon-Frl, 8 AM to S PM CST . SMnl dtfvtfl w1nt.:l , 2 .,. .,. therold ••P•ilnGI. 1 y. .r flttbad. 23 VHrl of Ill Or old.-. Cu"tnt rnadlcel ctrd. C•ll J. L. ov• McCoy, Inc • 304-273-1311 . Professional Services leote 1 Ta• Servic1 R11aon8bl1 fl•ed rates Call &14 -246 -9693 Rodney V1ll10e II Income tell nrvice F~eral & Stele Wallece RuaeU. Bred bury. Oh 814-992 -7228 PIANO TUNING AND REPAIR , r.tiscover your pieno 's beautiful tone , call todey, Werd ' s Key board J04-876-!i600 or 876· 3824 Real Es1a1e 31 8833 Homes for Sale By owner Remodeled 3 blkf· roomt'touMonRt 33 Newf .A. fum..:e, ltrgl lot . U3 .000 Colloct 614 -423-6289 ..:......::.:...:............:.:_:..:..:.__ lcBy owner Stat.. y 3 bedroom hou•e 1110 E St 1n Pomeroy . 5 wooded ecr•. fernUy room, dining room. F A h11t, 2 b.ths, bailment. gar1ge 827 000 Collect 114 423-1289 Furni1hed. AC . c.ble. no city tllllel, *utiful river vifNII in K1n1u•• · Fottert Mob1l1 Home Perk Cell 814-448 -U02 2 bdr fully fumi1h.t , 1 2.86. con\1 , klcation, Upper River Ad wltet peid, 1ec. dep rtqu1i-ed Colll14-446-85i8. KIT 'N' CARLYLE ®by Llrry Wright 0 Uvt St • Glllipolia New a uMd wood -co111tovu. 8 pcwood LA suite *399, bunk btdl 1189, anlron racllnelfl *99, ne¥i used bHroom tuit... renge1. wringer Wllhtn . a lho11 New tn, .. groom tuitH 99 -1699. lemp1. also buytng COII6 wood IIOVII Cell 814-.WI-3189 •1 1978 Dodge V:! ton JMCk -up . New c•mper top 6 cyl., 3 IPHd Eacetlent cond1tkm Mey con lldtr trlde Ctll 61•-9•9-2568 32 Mobile Homes for Sale NEW AND USED MOBilE 2 bedroom mobtlthomefor rent, nur Recine C11t 814 · 992 - 5816 On• end two bedroom•. Send Hill Roed, 304-675-3834 PHONE 814 -44$ -7274 2 bedroom unfumihted tr1iler. deposit required Middleport. OhiO, 304·882-3287 or 304773-5024 B1 level . 1 1!! b1th. 101160. $1 ,600 Clll ev• "• 814-441 - •:zn. or 17 tPrings. 3 and full 183. twin, Quean •e3 . firm, Mte, U .2& 4 df cheets, 149. !i dr. ch1nts. *69 . Bed fremu , 121l.and *25., 10 gun - Gt.~t cabinets , 1350 011 or alectr1c ran1;u *375 81by m1ttr11M1. Ufi It 14&, bed iTem" 120. U~i. It UO, king frame UO. GCM1d selection of bedroom IUitll, rockers. metal c1biflet•. headbotrdl 138 a up to 165 Us•(~ Furniture -· Dra11er, & bed, met1l office dttb 3 m•let out BulltYilll Rd Open 9arn to 6pm, Mon thru Set GOOD USED APPLIANCES HOMES KESSEL'S QUALITY MOBILE HOME SALES 4 Ml WEST, GALLIPOLIS. RT 35 1982 Clsyton, 14X85 , fully turn. wuher . dryer, AC . underp.nn.no & pordl be cond ., Make •n Offer Cell 814-2581821 or 8U·268 -6315 Sofu and cheifl priced hom to 1898. Tebl•. *SO ~nd up to *126 Hklt·e · bed•.t390. a~1d up to *1550.. aofa beds * '146 , Recliners , 1226 to 1375 . Lemp• from U8 to U25 . pc, dinett• fJOm 1109 . to438 7pc *189endup. Wood t1bl1 with ti• ch•r• UB5 to 17166 O..k *110 up to U25 . Hutch11. &660 . Bunk bed com• plute w11h mettfe..... U76 end up 10 U96 . Be by bide. 1110 Msttr1n11 or bolt Double w1d1 tr11hw. AC , 3 bedroom• . 2 full beth•. n1ce loc1tion . Gallipolis Ferry . 1325 00 304-675 -3087 1975 Chev piclt.up. Cheyenne Y2 ton V·8 . PS Cell 614 -388- 8272 - - - -:--::--:-:-- -lc1979 J4 ton Ford 2 whl drive. 400 •ng low mllll . 12000 ~.:=========~======e:::-"::-::~::~ 64 Misc . Merchandise .ItO Hou11 COli Lump kif . linn Coel Co. Cell814-448 -1408 Celllhln't Used Tire Shop Over 1,000tirti.IIZII12 , 13, 14 . 16. 18. 18 5. 8 mllee out At . 218 Cell 61 • -258 -&251 . D11ryC111 9ft wide with remote comp., f300 C1ll 814-245- 1052 Wllit llfl. drye,., refrigeretor~ . rtngll . Sk1Qg1 Appli1nc11 . Uppur River Ad belid1 Stone Cr••t Motel 81-t-448-7398 . Cour, ty Applience. Inc Good Uled IPPiilncet tnd TV sets Op111 8AM to 8PM Mon thru Sat S14 -4•e-1899, 127 3rd. Ave . Gelllpolis. OH Vellev Furniture, new & us&d Large section of QUIIitv fum1 ture 1216 Eettern Ave, Gelhpolll. ·- -- - - ElectrIC dryer good cond . 90 Cell 614 -256 -6261 . Moliohen Fum 6 Appl SeiH G1b10n & M1yteg , St At 7 N G1lhpo h1 Call 814 -446 -7444 Sllbs· *6 per bundle wh1le th1y l11t . Cell614-245 -6804 . For 1111 rill din & hay Contact Bruce Devi1o n, 814 · 2!6-1427 Fnewood tor 11te UO 00 PU load, HEAP tccepted . CIII614 38B-9341 , Roger Melde Honey eatrector bee hi'lle & othtf bee eQuipment \lery reeto · nlble Mull sail Ctll614-266· 1679 Spht firewood S40 per PU load dehvered. 2 mi . tbove Stiver Bridge. C1U 614 446 -1199 or eve 614-4418-9848 . firewood m1nd 111soned, 120 1 pu::tc.up lold , you h1ul 11 . Clll 814-448-4599 SOLO 1982 Townhouaa 141170. 7a22 eal)tndo 2 bdr , AC, bUilt -In miCIOWIVI • lt8f10 Lerge beth , garden tub. some fumiturtl, Wllher-dryet Under· Pinning Bx10 metel buildinv on rented lot Must sell 115.960 Cell 614 -24!5 -9834 1989 Elcon1 12•&0 Cell 6U· 258 -8058 Of' 81 4 -258·6680 1978 Bey\riew 1 4x70 on 'n 1cre ground. 2 bdr, 1 beth, den, total electri£. '"· 171122 outbuilding, eMc . cond Will sell togelt'tW or ,.,.,.,,, Cllll14·44t· t428 or 814-448 ·4111 l'fter 8PM 1975 1h70 Fl..twood , new cerpet. wood burner. elec:lric. ell epptiencft . 3 bdr . 1 '1:1 btths, 3 dtekl. undtrpinning 1nd normwindow• E11tn1 nice Must ... ,, t10 .200. Call814·25&·8687 or 8,4-888· 1887 . For S.le 197& Cutle Mobile Home , h85 C1ll 814-4&8- Homes for Sale 4 bedroom flrepi.ce. 3 mt 111, &32.600 441 -1616 or 1244 hOUII for sail aouth of Gelhpo Call day1 814 n1ghts 61• -446 - - - - - - - -- ·1<Smgle story. 3 bedroom 1n town Clou to ec:hool E11y to hen 819 Buck wood or coel 1tove with masonry chimney 122.500 Compl1tatyfum1thed, 125.000. Call 814-949 -2933 lf11f' 4 :00 2 b.droom house on 1 ecre ground. between s.,racull lnd Recln•onAt . 124 Vlewotrr~er . glf'IOI 1nd 2 bufldlng1. Owner will help fkl1nc•. Completely remodeled Call 814·992 -9903 until 3 00 p m , after 8141 -9925149 ROUTE 2 - Just below Henefer10n. 1 0 2& acrtt nIce 3 bftdroom home. need oflar May con1kler trlde , 1215.000 . Cell 304-178-3030 or 878-34131 . 3.7 ACRES fl .. oll oleo 2 bod· roorn ll•rv•l mobile home with ldd· on room. A•sume loan No down peym.,tl tO quallfl.:l buyert. SOMERVILLE REALTY 303 •7• 3•31 304·8780 or v ..,. .. 1-- -- -- - -- 44 Love seat & chtir, obklng coffee teble. 6 pc. ltreplece utinsels br111 pitted , double bed mat · trns & foundetton , Clll 614· Apartment for Rent 53 JACKSON ESTATES APARTMENTS !Equal Hous.n11 Opportumtyl monthly rent 1t1111 et t171 iot 1 bedroom end t212 for 2 bedroom, d1po11t t200. loceted n•r Spr~ng \lelley Pleze 1nd Foodlend. pool end C1ble TV waileble, office hourt 11 POIIi bte10 em to4 pm 1nd 7 pm to9 pm Mondey-Fridey, Cell 814-· 446-2746 or leave meu1ge N•cetv furn11h.:j mob1l1 home , eft. apt .. central eir end heet in city. edulll only C1ll 61,-446 0338 Redecofltld ept ., 2 bdr • 1150 to 1250 Cell304 -175-5104 or 304 -876· 5388 Of 304 · 675 - 7898 44&-4337 Antiques 54 Misc . Merchandise Fir~~~NO"Od 1628 tor111e Clll61 4-256 - Sunbeum v1ccuu m cleener good cond , eatrl ~· · f25 Cell 814 - 2~1 - 8417 Arm1trang wood bumer stov•or cen be mid• 1nto furnece Also tome wood 1160 Hend1-Kteen p1111. Wllher 1100 . C1U 614 245 -5087. 2303 7401h Second AVe 3bch , 1190 mo • dep required c.u e14448 -4222 between 9 I 6 1980 Liberty 14•54, 2 bedroom. unfumish«< . vinyt under· pmmng mcluded Must ..11 Cell Furni1hed apt .. 4 room• & bitt! , no pets, eduh1 C1ll 814 -441 1619 . powe.- hydraulic winch, brulh csnopy Call after 4 30PM, 814 26-6·8479. Furn IPI. 939 2nd Ave. Gtlllpolis. 1 bch .• U35 mo., ut11iti11 pe1d Cell 1648·4418 1ft1r 7pm Seer• ll(enmofl ~If . good cond , 1125 Cell 814 -388 8186 304· 773-5873 MOBILE HOMES MOVED in · lured , rMsonebil Jilt... C1il 304-678 -2338 1973 Cemeron tretllf. in New Haven. all ~ec . pertifllly furnished. new und~Mnmg , must 1111. 15 . 500. 00 304 ·882- 28 88 3 bedroom mobile home 121186 w1th 110•200 lot , Plymele Aold. Gtlhpolil Ferry 304-676- 3193 Must uti 1972, Schuth 1 :h&5 , 1111 1 exp1ndo. 3 bedroom. wood bumlf, AC, Wllher drvet . pen11lly fumllhed, all applien cn. 2 porch• •nd underpen ntng , *8 ,600 00 Phone 304- 882 ·2886 Ukenew 1981 Msn1ion. 70a14 , 2 fuU beths, 3 b«trooms , front kitchen , wood burning fireplece . coact'~ lighted front. cuh pr1ce t12 ,900.00 No trede 1n pl1111 , WI dMiver, K & K Mobiil Hom• . 304-875-3000 Renlal s 41 Houses for Rent Duplex for rent. 556 Ttltrd Ave . Gallipohl. 2 bdr .. hv1ngroom, dinin;room , new lotchen , tenced beck yerd , refn; & renge, 1280 plus utilities, & NCurity depo11t. Cell 614 ·446· 0890 . Furn 1tficiency t190 utilities: p1ld 920 4th .. G1llipolis Single Cell 448 -4416 1fter 7pm. Furn efficiency I 1 60 utili1ies peid Sher• bath , 607 2nd Ave , Galllpolil. S.ngle Call 446 4418 efter 7pm 2 bltdroom furnished ept C•ll 814 -992 -6434 or 304 -8B2 258B . Th1 Mepl• Eldetly 1nd Hendlcepp.:j Housing All uttliti• pakl Convenl.,tty locatltd -tor Hnfor cftinn1 . Oft -street perkIn; . SecuritY 1nd ftrt protect•on Live· in r"id.,t manager Aenttl 11sist1nca ev1111ble Call 814· 992· 7022 E H 0 • rooms It bath niMIIv decor1ted lnquue at 918 Second A\le , Gelhpolll N1c1 1 lnd 2 br eptl1ments downtown 304 87!i 2218 . 8-8 3 bdr. gerage, City, get FA , woodfP . U76mo 1100dep • ref requlr.:j Cell 614 ·44&· 1171 or 814-448 ·4306. 2 bedroom hou11 tull biHment ltOVI end rtfirgeretor fumiehed, newly decor1tad 42 Chlllloothe Rd 1210 mo . 1715 depolit Cell 814 -441- 1340 or 814-448 · 3870. 2 bdr trailer, UOO mon1h, uUiitl• furni1hed . .cfult1 or 1 smell chikl . Cell614 -288 ·1 157 Ntca duplp hou11 compltlely furnished, w1ter peld, 1200 mo . Me dep req no lntide pat Coli 114-245-5e1B. Homes for rtnt, IMII Of lend contract. Rodn.., Vlll~~ge II , 2018 Ee•~ Ava., 2004 Cht·. thwn a Eureka. O.polit A I....... llec-"b reftrlftCM f'ICIU ,--. um 44_•_·0001 I .:.:Roolty::..:....:.:·_6_14 _·_ __ . __ D•mon11r110r Stle: Woodstove, Stihl Ol.AV Chek'l1aw Ind. Brulhcutter, 361 Vl Cheinuw C11t 1141 -992 -2094, Pomeroy Home 1nd Auto . 5 kitchen upholstered bl.rstools Vtrf gootJ condition . Csll 814 · 992 -244 11 after 5 :00 1984 Ditch Wftc h 6610 . 272 tlrs . 129.500 1984 Ditch Wrtch 6ri1 0 , 502 tlr., 126.500. 1980 4150 8 C111 Dozer I WIY blade. 0 houri on engine mt)or, 200 hourn on new und•n:errtlgl. 125. 000 1946Rogers2S ton tow boy , 12500. 1955 Prttcott tendem 1.1111e 25 ton low boy. 16600 Lewson end Ltw son Inc 6t 4-949-2293 or 61 4 · 688 8364. 3 piece hvlng room su1t . UOO CoffH t•b le & 2 end teble1 U25 'Vt~'V good condition 814 992 6.158 3 bdr , 8'1: mtlts p11t Hober on Rt 160 1300mo , 1150dep . no pet1 Call 614 -388-9763 Hou M lor ... nt or letM with optton to buy. 3 bdr . g1rege. centrel au 111 new urpel. fenced •n back yard , 1pproa. 1 '11 mi from town on Bulev1111 Ad U25 mo *150 18C dep Cell 1ft1tr 5PM or w•ehnd1 . 6U 448 · 9280. ' Miald tlatrdwood llebt. 112 . per bundle contl imng appro.11 . 1 112 ton, fob Ohio P1llet Co . Porne· roy , Oh 6, 4-992 · &U1 504 6 rooms & bath , newly decoreted InqUire 11 918 Second Av• . Galhpohs J bdr home. all kttchen epphln· c" Clrpllld, CA . lingle Clr sneched garage. Sec Oep & Ref r,.quired 1300 mo located Sandefl Or .. Gtlhpoltl Call 814 448 0264 1978 \l'oler1 6 cyl., 11r. new tir• . price Is right . Couch & end tables lillie n.w c.tt 81 4-446 · 3224 . Halt Prietll Flashtng errow 1lgn• 1289 lighted. non ·arrow 1249 New 1 end 2 bedroom furni1hMI Unlighted $199 . [Free letter1l) 1pt1 and house in Middleport Cell 814-992 15304 or 614 - , SH locn lly. 1800)423-0183 , enyt1m1 (800)828 -2828 . ut 448-1562. APARTMENTS . mobile l'lomet, hou ... . Pt. PleNtnt and Gelltpo lit 614 -.48-8221 4 rooms & beth furn11hed Loceted 735 Third-rear 175 dep . 1125 mo c.nu6 -3870 or 446 -1340 - - -- 350 A dozer, I WIY blede. Ill 2 bedroom tum11hed end 2 tt.droam unfum11hed apt , r• frtnctl end deposit requirld . New Heven. W Vt. 304 ·882· 3287 or 3016·773· 5024 U.urtllnd 1pt1. equal houtmg opportunity, 2 bedroom•. cet· ptted. 111 elec, epts, for mot~ Information 3016-882-3718 . 45 Furnished Rooms For flnt St-.p1ng Rooms 1nd light hou11 k•p1ng roqm1 . Perk Centre! Hotll Call 614· 448 · 0751 Hou.ekeepmg room . renge , retrtg , lhere bs1h, mete prtferrld, utititi• pd *100 Call 448 U 16 after 7pm. 46 Space for Rent Mobile hom• ~t . 12' •50 ' or amell•. 175 w1ter peld. 4th & Nell , G1llipol11 C1ll 441 -4418 ehtr 8PM. Downtown office tpece Ellcellent tocetlon on Second Ave Clo11 to court houu perfect tor ettornr{l CPA '• or othlt' prof•sionels . 8 ..utiful htrdwood floort trim. All utllhl• Plkf C111 The Wi11m1n Agency. 814- a 446 -3844. COUNTRY MOBILE Homo P"'k. Route 33, North of Pam•oy Lorgoloto. C.H 114-812-7478. MobMe hom~ lot Mowr.,. Up· holstory, 304·671-4114 TONY ' S GUN REPAIRS , hot dip rtblueing ell typn af gonsmirh work. flit Mrvice, 304-676 4831 S1rious .bout lo1ing we~ght1 Contact Gl01ls Gret1 R t 2. 80.111 282. Letart. WV 25263 304 - Dryer for 1111, *55 00 Phone 304 -676-2176 Firewood 12&.00 toed 304 -175·3334 POLITICAL AOVERTISEMENT tpecleltlll, Unk»n mtde, fKtory jo~ , discount prlcH. Alllt1m1 GulfentHd . S&m Somervi111 , 304 -175·3334 100 Annlver11rv Avon to 1111, 304 ·171-1429 Uviftcl room 1ult, lull elze meple bed fr1m1, 304-175 -1:278. CAPTAIN EASY 6:30 992-3810 eA!>Y. 63 Livestock 3 Sprihg1ng Heifers 2 Hoi Herford cro11 1-Hol Angu1 cron. 814-949 · 2582. Registered Hsmp1h1ra P~s for ule Cell 6116 -8163-5156 Kentucky lump , Ohto Lump , or delivery, cement biocks end building m1ttri1l G•llipolls Blodl Co . Pine St , Gell1pohe. Ohto Cell Block, br1ek. morter end me· tonry IIUPPIIH Mountein Stat• Blodt, Rt 33, New Hsven . W. Vo 304-882-2222 • 300 4•4a4 ' oek pottl 15 . e1ch or 11200. for ell. Tobecco 1t1ck1 1 6c uch 304-8715 -1288 or 623-5843 56 Pats for Sale Appeloose contest m111 f600.00 . LeepordWIItlm Pll!llturt Gelding , &950.00 . NurMrous hi point IWIJdl, 304-895- Engll1h Beegle. f35 .-No pepeu. Red bone Coon dog 150 Transpor1a11on 71 Autos for Sale 1978 Plymouttl Ve111nt Sc•mP. V-8 2 door, 318 motor, AC , PS, redi1ltir11, radio Calle14-246- 9198 2 tone 1981 Dodge Ch1llenger, ellc. cond Cell 814 -28& -1948 after 4PM 0026 Musical Instruments Lowrey pieno good cond .• Call 614 -387·7889 •eoo. A like new Peevey gu•tet 1mp 400 .. n ... ph11e , graphic EQ. reY•rb w-a 4 - 12 " IPIIker cebinet on c11t1 r w-cover. Purchllld new tor t1 .160 in 1984 bU1 Wll onty ulld 4 01 5 times Mu1t 111 to apprtciltel A1k1ng 1760 Cell814· 448-9407 Music M1n 130 watt amp he.ct be cond. 304-882 · 3236 58 Fruit & Vegetables FREEZER BEEF tor 1111. Cl ll C1rl K•nnilrd 304-876-4,82 Fmn Suppl11~s .-; LIVI~stnc k 61 Scrv1ces Ferm Equipment CROSS. SONS U.S 35 Wett, Jecltlon, Ohio 114-288-11411 Me11-v Ferwu10n, NIIW' Holt., d. Bush Hog Sel• Service. Over 40 Uled triCIOrt to diOOH from & co"-)tte line of new & ulld equipment lafllell •ltctlon In S E Ohk> a 1982 Ptvmoulh Hofir:on 4 dr., 4 IPd , niCI, *2.399 . John'l Auto Selet, Bulavllll Ad , Galhpohl, Oh ••oo.oo. 5543 8 plec• of firm equipment. 13,000 .00 . 304-882-3321 GOOD! 'lOSS BASEMENT WATERPROOFING 1 1M AVIt.JE AND PLJLL 'IM OUTA THERE! 1983 Chevrolet Cevelier Stati· onw1gon , euto, AC. PB . AM-FM cenette, U . 300 . Call 814-446· 1781 or 614· 388-9811 tfter 5PM RON 'S Television Serwice Hou11 cells on RCA , Ouu1r. GE . S,...ollnt In Zonhh . COR 3041-578-2388 or 814 -448 2484 . Fetty TrM Trtmming, atump remov1t . Cell 304·175-133 1 . 1 979 Ford F~~rmont. 2 dr , blu1, no Nit. 8 cyl , auto . 90.440 mllll. reel dtpendlbla car. AC. AM FM CIHft11, reer Window defrost, new $11,. IROW rtditll, Oieh1rd beU•ry It brekes , t2 .100 . C1ll 114 -448-03&2 For repeir or Pll'tl 1978 Dodge Cherger Sl1nt 6. Excell1nt cond Stendsrd 4 Goodyeer redlel tira . elmo1t new. white relied lettert, 70 Hriet. 4 etum. tpOkt whll *600. 114-949 2860 11\ift 1978 ~hevy Impel• 37.000 ec:t\.111 m•l•• 11750. firm . 814· 742-2117 77 Old1rmblla Cutlus t800 Full oil ltova 250 gal. ttnk both 1100. 304 -576-2736, Oetsun 280 lX 2 2, silver blu•. IC, stereo, IIIC . cond 18,900 304·123-1843 1978 Ford Ptnto 1979 engin1. n.,... bettlt'y tnd tterter. elumi· rw..~m slot wheell, 4 cyl. , 4 lp Nnl uc . body grHtl Am ·rm ce11enetape. "BilliG•• A Cerrv Out" . New . H1ven 304-882· we• 1983 Z28 C1m1ro lollded. low miiMQe. lnQulr111 on day• efter 4 p m , 304-676-1383 72 Trucks for Sale VW Aebbln LX pldlup, niiW dlenl engine, IC, 1terao. 48 mpg. exc. cond 12 ,600. 304 1523·5143 ' ,. McCu llo ugh , thrs story spans three generattons of a wealthy Australlian fa miiV and centers on the ~or­ bidden love of a beaut1ful woman and an ambitious GASOLINE ALLEY Except that 40ur holdup man he was a man! I thaHhe widow is a man disguised priest. (3 hrs) @ Dempeey ond Makepeace 8:05 ([) MOVIE: 'Firocreek' 9:00 0 (l] @ An AII -S1ar Cal• bration Honoring Martin Luther King, Jr. Stev1e Wonder. 8111 Cosby , Eltza beth Tav lor and Edd1e Murphy are among the celebn tles hononng 1he lat& c•v• I'IJJh1S leader 12 hrs) ill Families on the flllultline @ College Buke1ball : VIllanova at Georgetown (I) MOVIE : 'The Prince of Bel AI( (CC) 0 (I) ® Ka11 & Allie Chip fears he w1ll be neglected when he learns that h1s father's new wtfe IS preg nant. I]) illl American Play- as a woman! to a T! Sterb TrM end Lewn Servioe.. tendtclping . 304-157& -201 0 Rotary or cOlt 1001 drilling. Mo1t well• compl.. ed 11medey Pump ultl end serv1ce 304· .. .IS li-\1\T Wi-\1\T YOU WANT THE CLIENT TO 895-3802 SN'.~ 81ttlroom, kitchen remodeling, cat'amic tile inltllletton, roofing, drywell, plumbing , ti11C1ric.al, (Ill ph1111 of building] , 304-875- hou•e: The Rin and Ri te of 2440 82 Denial Rockel (CCI A young boy makes the as tounding d1scovery that he con lly. (90 m1n.) (j]l Greatest Amer1can Plumbing & Heating Hero CARTER'S PLUMBING AND HEATING COt" Fourth end Pine G1llipolil, Ohio Phone 614 -448-3888 or 614. 448-4477 Rt 1. Box 3156, G1lllpolis C111 8272 ® Wonderworks: Booker ICCl The transition from RINGLES'S SERVICE, ellpl· rl.,ced carp.,ter, electricitn, muon, pelnter. rooting: fincludihg hot ter lppllc.ttonl 304· 875-2088 Of 671·73e&. JIM'S PLUMBING l!o HEATING 1974 Dodge Dart Swing•. slant 6 . good workcer. Caii814-38B· our Pump 11ltt, HrviCI Regilter!ld in Ohio All work guarentaed C11\ 304-273-281 1. RIVIfllwood , W Vt . 1976 Mustengll Gh11 302 , 'V ·8. PS. P8, euto, new tir81, lhockl. eacellent condition, U ,OOO firm Cell 81 4-44S· J4.85 . 2428· 2 row . :JOO gellon, tobecco uanlplenttr , like new t1 , 100.00. 5 ft 8uah Hog 1250 . 1,100 get6on pilltlc we t 1, tank UOO Dlf'IUW 4 wly wood tplltttr 3 tobecco beler boaII • 100 lor all 304 •• 76 • 12 88 or 304 -523· Home Improvements (R) (ll) The Thorn Birds Based o n the novel by Colleen Fourmlnitturepoodlepups two mel•. twO femetes. 304-882- 57 11100 00 . 30U-676-114S. J .end L. lnttellatlon. Roofing, vinyl ektinJ, 11orm doo,. end wmdow1 •tlm•t• . Celt 814-992 -2772 . 19n Toyot• CeiH:t GT . fully loedld, *976 CIII ' &14'446- Reg11ter1d Austrellan Red Heller 1tock dog . Pups 8 weelt.s okf. *100.00 1ect't, 304-8822632 or 882-2938 • H•v· top quellty orch1rd gr111 and dover mi11ed, *1 .50 • bile Cell «114-441-4699 . 614 -742-2186 3872 1lf~l ([) Sanford and Son 0 llJ @ TV's Bloopers end Practical Jokes Gordon Tho ms on and Oavrd Copperfreld are thrs week' s pract1cal JOke v1ct •ms (60 mm.) CII Father Murphy ([) Hardcastle and McCormick (CC) Hordcos1le and McCorm1ck s plans for opening an lnsh pub are endangered when they drscover a hit man 's graveyard 1n 1he cellar . (60 min.) @I ffi College Basketball: Chsrlos1on at Wrigh1 S1ete 0 (I) ID Scarecrow end Mrs. King lee and Amanda m ove mto act•on when Lee's old boss rs accused of betraymg the o!d Oz network (60 min.) (R). (I) MacNeil-Lehrer Nawsh· s lavery to freedom rs seen through the eyes of Booker T. Washmgton . (60 mm) 9790 Mete L.a11 Ap1o 9 week• old. 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(R) 1121 ABC News Nlgh111ne i1J1 Trep~r John, M.D. CII Boot of Oroucho @ 5portaC.n1or (I) En1onalnmon1 Tonight Interview with T im C~m­ way III CIJ Gunomoko (j) MOVIE: 'Endangerwd l l Y R l' I \' 1.J II' 1.J t; P I Y .1 !\1 I' t~ YQ .1 M ) I' Z W P QRV IJPIII'II O I' li \' II H R .I I < I ' \' \J ~ y.,.tenlay'o Cryptoquote . THE WOMA N 11'110 Nil\ I!I.!:S ON TIIINIJS EVERY Ill lliR Sl Ml ~ li E\ F:l.t II'S AN HOURGLASS !lllUiiE - ANtlN'YMPI IS 0 Specill' 1121 Eye on Hollywood 12:26 ID MOVIE: ' Del11 County, U.S.A.' 12:30 D (2) @ leto Night With • David L•ttermen In Stereo (]) Bill Colby Show (!) NFL Filmo (I) ABC News Nlgh111no ....J second trump West could w1n th e lon g and ca sh the queen. but he didn 't have a hea rt to lead to hiS partner's eslab!Jshed queen and was also out of dia monds Sonce he had to lead a club Sou th was able to trump m dummy and th row h1 s losong Jack of hearts away II "FUNDING UPHOLSTERY SHOP I !Answet s lomoHO'o'. 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I could wa1t m th e hope tha t my club ace would capture a h1gh honor 1n that su1 t In fact . the actual lead of the club ace was good for the defenders. smce anv oth er lead would have enabled declarer to pl ay h1s spade ace and then play out fou r r ounds of dia monds d1 scardong the lone Jack of clubs from dumm y After hoi dong the opemng lead West sw1tched to the two diamonds If vou were declarer how would you prOceed "~ You ca n pl av ace and a spade. hop tng tha t the trUmps are 2· 2 1n the opposong hands If lhcy a re not ma ybe the queen of hearts wtll dr op wh en you play th e ace an d k1n g on that su1t However as th e cards are di VId ed non e of lhese needed thongs happen and so 1t seems declarer must lose four tn cks The actu al declarer found a wav to CirCumvent failure He won the ace of d1amonds at tnck two and played the spade ace Ne<t he cas hed the A·K of hearts D1amonds came next - he played the kong and quee n as bo th opponents followed F'1nally. he played a FOJ nle hey never wet r.t clOver orch11d gr111 mixed Call 304 -458 -1997 large belli of hey. 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John boet for Hie C1ll 114 2S8 -M17 Camping Equipment WHAT HAPPE NED WHE;;N A COUPI.. E. TR. IE.D TO 1<:155 IN A DEN5E.F05?' m 675-6799 514-448 2783 Ut1lity Bldg Spl 30 ' ~~:40 ' 119 ' E1v. w- 15' x8 ' tlidlng door & 11rv door- 15255 erected Iron HotH Bldgt e14 -J32-9746 collect. P"r WA"> WJL.DI~ II '• Boats and Molors for Sale 78 THIBLE 0 lnterv1ew w1th T 1m Conway. @I Jefferson& 0 (I)® Whool of Fonune ill Nlgh11y Business Ropon ® Eyewitness News liT MacNeil-lehrer Newsh· our llll D1vorce Court @ Barney Miller 7:05 I]) Mary Tyler Moore 7:30 0 ill (I) Now Newlywed 1288 Bilek jHp top for 1961 ·67 N 38 . 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Yerd 304-458·150 1 SURPLUS hllvy dtn1m. ermy clothing ell lliZtl. Sem Somtrvlll•'• . E11t ·Aeven1wood, lf temoons, week.,dl, dlllv•ry, Plows- ·oeer Born 2 - 14m . 3 pt hitch, 3 - 18 in . Calt 3 pt. hitch edjusteble plows. 6 boUom 18 in . C11e semi-mount plow1. 2 boHom plow• to fit C Ferrnell lrector. 2 bottom dr•g plowl, Oliver 4 bottom dreg plow1. 4ft Woods belly mower flt1 Cub F1rrnall. Oliver 86 tracsar Independent live PTOwide front end , Oliver eo tractor 2 new tiiH run a hke new . Cell 114-388-9884 64 Hey & Grain Antique Empir1 sofe 1300. Oak IO\ItiAif and 1t1nd IIUphol • 1tered 117!i .. Contole atareo •100. Firm 304-175-1054 304 -876-1090 , 930 CaM tractor , with ctb, low houfl, 6 bonom stm1 -rnounted plows. 41 row JD corn plentlr, ••.860 Cel 614-2B6-8622 241-1121 304 - Fuller Brulh pr•!lducu. wet mop1 tpec:i•l prlc• •• 99 co,..,ltte. 13.850 Col 614-288-1522 3903 671 -3e58 For qle, IIJ com t2 25 bu . C11t befont 8 em or after 10 p m . 135 MF tractor, 2 bouomplowl. 2rowMFcomplenter, 3pt disc Building Mttlnlll Block, brick, HWIN' PIPII. Wtn · dowt, lintels, etc Claude Win · tefl, Rka Grinde 0 Csll 814· a82 3152 Pu;hn• Ulld Furniture, good quality u1ed hlrnlture, hours 9 00 to I 00 or by appointment 304 875-64(13 or 8715 -1460 Farm Equipment I.......I_r.. . . IJ (2) NewsCenter (JJ Green Acres Vans & 4 W .O. 2 veer old Ou111er Horte Mere . broke to nde. 1175 00 304- 55 Building Supplies Ant1qu.e Qudtl lh•~Jdmede] sold on conlfgnment 1110 " New Apphques" I Wtllte, Rt 3, Boll 5-C, Rodney Ohio 45131, 114-245 -9448 61 0 by Henri Arnold and Bob Lee Un scramole these four Jumbles one tetter to e ach souare 1o term lour ord •nary words EVENING firm. 614 -992 8270. 73 ~ ~ ~~ 1/20/86 6:00 9 1}\fjj~ \8:)\1 ~ THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME Television Viewing 1980 Ch,:y PU 8 cyl . 3 IPd · aherp,U,896 1978 Oodgeven *1 496 1978 Ford PU 11 .0915 1978 Jeep CJ5 GoJden Elgie !i5. 000. 12 .098 . B 6 D Motors, Hwv . 180, 81 4-446·7322 a The Daily Sentinei-Paga- Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio 1978 Chevy Luv • spd . radio. IPOrtv at ,799 Johnt Auto Sel•. Bullville Rd .• Gllllpolie. SWAIN AUCTION • FURNITURE e2 14a70 3 bdr In Centenary C1ll 1 bdr in city. cennel '"· petto. off 1treet perking Celt 814-448 ·4159 20, 1986 ~14 · 441 · 4251 814 -446-0322 614 -UI -4292 JoJ.., '85 4a4 S -10 M1ai Cab 11r. PS IU'IO . trtnl, A.M -FMc•saette end Seen &HP go ·kart. like niW . 1978 Chry1ler Cordobe Cell -51 Household Goods 2 bdr unfum UdO. w..her It drver hookup '12 m1le past HMC on Rt 36 Cell 814 448-4389 or 304-875·9780 a••· Unlimited Clpltal IVIIIIIble for anr b1.1sineas p.npoM Cell616· -.voN Sell Avon PlY Chnstm~• b1ll1, 11m1ted t11ne 11111 up fee· FREE C1ll 614 446 -3358 Le•m NHdlecreft tn vour home w1th fam1ly and h"iends Schedule a cl111 end tam pnzet & marchand11e Cell 614 388 · 31 I NOTICE I 22 Money to Loan 11 . 1324 18 Wanted to Do Movmg Slle 20 veer• 1n 11me home Fum•ture, ctrpltl, household 1tem1 Cell81 C-.W8 · :W33 or 304·675·821 7 Mer chdiHIIse iiOndoy. Trucks for Sale 72 LAYNE'S FUAI'jiTURE Choke 12 guage thotguns . 4 Monday. January 20. 1986 (I) MOVIE: 'The Class of Miss MacMichael ' (ll) Newe @ MOVIE: ' Ssn Froncisoo' 1:00 (I) Dobie Gillis (]) NFL Films I]) Archie Bunke ( a Place @I (IJ Wild. Wild Wa11 (ll) CNN Nowo 1:30 (I) Father Knows Beo1 �. ' ' :Page-1 0-Tha Daily Sentinel Monday. January 20, 1986 Pomeroy- Middleport, Ohio Washout causes train derailment . By GBEG BURKE Unlled l'rtwllolemallonal The threat of !loodlng continued today along several rivers in western Washington, and a road waslwt caused an Amtrak !rain to derail near the Puget Sound. Injuring at least 16 people. Thlck fog spread from the upper Midwest to the Northeast. delaying flights and making travel hazard-ous with visibility in some spots down to zero. Two engines and five of nine cars went-off the tracks of the north· b:Juoo Los Angeles-Seattle "Coast StarUghl" In DuPont, Wash. The train carrted :n; people. "We're calllng the cause the resuh of a washout, " said Howard Kallio, a spokesman for Burlington Northern Railroad, which opera tes the train in conjunction with Amtrak. Nation honors slain -civil rights leader At least 16injurtes werereported . but all were liSted as "minor to less than serious." The derailment came a day after the entire Puget Sound region was drenched by a steady downpour thai caused floodlrig and road washout problems in many areas. Kallio said the derailment would mean blockage of the main line between Portland and SeatUe until at least today. By CHARLI'E TAYLOR United PriOlS lntemallonal The nation paused today to honor the birthday of Martin Luther KJng Jr., the "drum major for justice" who led blacks out of the shackles d. segregation and gave the nation a dream of brotherhood before he died a' martyr's death . It was the first federal holiday ever to honor a black man, and across the nation there were speeches, ceremonies, prayers and marches planned to mark King's 57th birthday. In many cities churches were asked to ring their hells at midday. as they did in Atlanta 18 years ago while a mule- drawn wagon carried his body to Its grave. Crowds would line those same streets today for a festive parade with floats and marching bands. Vice President George Bush was to lay a wreath at King's tomb in Atlanta, just before ceremonies at Eben&er Baptist Church in which South African Bishop Desmond Tutu will be awarded the King ~eace Prize. Both King and Tutu won the Nobel Peace Prize. Among those expected for the ceremony were Bush, Sen. Edward Kennedy, former President J lrnmy Carter. Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth and the aging Rosa • Parks, the black woman "There appears to be a fairly big hole and we will have to fill that." ' Kallio said . "It will take us quite awhile." Game~t~ned Tonight s girl s basketball game between Meigs and Vinton County. at Vinton County, has been postponed. .· Miserable conditions (Continued from page 11 were cleared first with salt. Treated cinders were used on the remainder of the state roads. The Meigs Cou nty Highwa)' Department workers, just as the state crews, were out aU night last night working to clear 253 miles of county roads. County employee Dave Spencer reported that It would take the biggest ~art of today for the plows and cinder !rUcks to · cover ·all the roads which he described at 9 a.m. as "snow covered, slippery and dangt'hlus... While Middleport Vlllage reported no power outages, Pomeroy Village reported scatt ered power outages oo Wetzgall and Fisher Sts.. Pleasant Ridge. and at the Pomeruy-Mlddleport ccrpora tion limits where snow covered limbs had fallen across lines. Both Pomeroy and Middleport street departments were out all night clearing the roads. Meanwhile. more snow was in the forecast for today. Some 2.500 oouseholds In five counties were wltoout electricity because tree llmbs, under the weight oft he snow. broke df and felled power lines. A travelers advi,ory remained in :effect today for the eastern part of the state, where an additional I to 3 inches of snow was expPCted to fall . As much as 7 inches of snow covered the ground in pat1s of southeast Ohio early today and repot1s of 3 to 6 inches were common. South Central Power spokesman Reno Rllbinett said about 2,500 consumers in Pickaway, Ross, Fairfield, Hocking and Perry counties were without electrical power this morning . He said the problem had caused no emergencies that he wa s aware of and that he expected power to be restored by the end of the day. "We're using helicopters to get around quicker and locate the trouble spots," said Robinett. Today's precipitation in the eastern part of the state was expPCted to be mixed a t times wit h sleet or freezing rain before changing to scattered snow flurries thls a!terooon. Skies were cloudy over the western half of the state early today but some some sunshine was expected in that area this afternoon. Temperatures were uniform over the sta te early today, wi th readings " ithin a couple degrees l1 the freezing point and readings were expected to reach only into the mtd lls th1S afterooon. The colder wea ther will be shct1-ll\·ed. however . wi th temperatures expPCted to climb into the 40s under sunny skies TUesday. On Wednesda)· there is a threat of rai n with 11'adings still likely to be in the -!0 0 or possibly ower :Os. Meigs County happenings ... Veterans Memorial Polt' broken off Saturday Admission s-- Walt~r Hartis, Syracuse; Johr Hunnell. Pomeroy: Mary Pickens. Clift on; James Brumlield. Shade: Bobb)· Price, Middleport. Saturday Discharges \\'a lt er King, Mary Pickens. Sundav Admissions--Ca ndace Tillis, Langs~illf'; Jane )l!oorr. Pomeroy: Laura Byrrs. Racint\ Charles Ohlinger. Pomero)·. Sunday Discharges 1'one. An Ohio Power Co. pole was r lipprd ebout 4: .~ Sundap)lorning whr n a car driven b~ a. Oa\·id .Johnson lost C'Ontrol while tra\'eling r as! on M ain St. in Pomr roy . .Johnson fell aslrpp at !he wheel acrordmg 10 a repon from the Pomeroy Police Department. The ~·r hic lr r rosSf'd thf' srrf'f't and ran head on int o the pole. He was cited for railutl' to co ntrol and taken from the scene b)· F:MS for medical ttl.:'atmrnl . Emergency squads answer six calls Meigs County Emeqc:ency Mrdi· cal Service repons slx calls Saturday and seven calls Sunday. Saturday at 1: 27 am ., Middleport to Bradbury Rd . for Ravmond Priddy who was treated but not transponed; Middlepot1 at :I: 34 a.m . to 693 South Second for Cled ith King to Veterans Memorial Hospital: Syracuse at 9: Jl a.m. to Minersville lor Harold Da1·is tu Hol2J'r Medical Center; Racine at 9:38a.m. to SymcuS<' for Walter Hartis to Veterans Memotial Hospital: Rutland at 10:2.1 a.m. toR t. 689 lor Larry Platt ,.-ho was not transponed: Syracuse at 5: :10 p.m. to Pomeroy Health CarP Center for Eurana Thomas to Holzer Medica l Center. Sunday at 4:31 a.m. transport('(! David Johnson from an accident on West Main to Veterans Memoria l Hospital ; Rutland at8: 36 a.m.tovk Candace Tillis from an aula accident on Hampton Hollow Rd . to VP!erans Memorial Hospi ta l; Pomeroy Fire [lppartment at 9: ·f.l a.m. was ca lled to an auto !Ire at t hP Faye Gumm residence on Wolfpen Rd .; Pomeroy Fire [lpparlrnrnt at 3:37 p.m. was called to tht' SuperAmerica Service Sta tion on West Main for a gas leak ; Rutland at 5::.1 p.m. to Will Vance Rd. for Louise Cross to Holzer Medical Center; Racine at 5:41 p.m. to Tanner's Run for Laura Byers to Veterans Memor ial Hospi tal; Pomeroy at 9:41p.m. to Five Point s for Oaude Ohlinger to Veterans Memorial Hospital. No lotto winner · CLEVELAND {UPI) - The top prize for Wednesday night's Ohio lAltto drawing grew to a t least $3.1 mlliJon after no player correctly picked all six numbers In the weekend · game. Saturday 's numbers were 7, 8, 16, 23, 2 and Tl . The number of flve-of·slx winners .and four-of-six winners was to b<> determined today. Auto theft CLEAR THE AISLES - Pomeroy Foodland shoppers moved aside Saturday mombtg as shoppbtg spree wlnaer Terry Georxe ~ Rutland hunied tn nu hJs cart In just 90 seconds. Georxe's name was drawn during Foodland Night at the Jan. 11 Rio Grande College basletbail game. His shoppmg spree totaled S109.02. Area deaths Willia m E. Varian Jr., 21. Clifton. died Friday night at Plea>ant Valley rollo"1ng an automobile accident. Born Sept. 19, 1964 in Gallipolis, hP Is the son of William E. and Drrama G Peck Varian Sr .. Clifton. He was a heavy equipment mechanic in the Un ited States Almy. Surviving in addition to his parents arc four sL,ters, Brenda G. and Car tie R. Board, both of Point Pleasant. Melissa F . and Lortie M. Varian. both of Cliiton and several uncles. aunts and cousins. Funera l scr..ir£" will be Tuesday Weather forecast Today ... snow ending this mornIng with morning accumulation I to 3 inches mainly east of a line Ironton to Athens. Cloudy with a few snow flurries this afternoon. High in the mid 30s. West to no11hwest winds 10 to 2ll mph. Tonight...clearing this evening. Low in the mid~Extended forecast \~ednesday through Friday A chance of rain Wednesday, a chance of snow Thu~ay and lair Friday. Hlgh.<dn the 40s and lower 50s Wednesday and 25 Ill 35 Thur.iday and Friday. lAlws bt the Ms early Wednesday.. thl' aJs Thursday and the teens Friday. ch~ge A Colum bus man. Albert E. I..Ju: ~>n .Jr .. :!2. was an"Pstf'd by ShN iff Howard Frank Sunda)· f'\·rning in H.ff'ds\il lr in ronm'Ct ion \\'ilh a stolen auto from thr Columbus ar!'a . A 1981 [))dgeOmni has bc<>n recO\-rred by the sheriff' s department a nd a complaint is to b<> filrd in ~l eigs Coun t\ Cour1 cha rging Lawson with rccri\"ing stolen prop<'rt} . l.ov• son is in c u s tod~ · etl lh•• MPigs Countv J ail. An accidr nt on Nf'w l.ima H.d . at pending. aboul 3: 10 a.m. Sunday morning was inv<"tiga ted by the department. Rrian K. Willis. 18, of Pomeroy. lost cont rol of his \'Phic !r. left the roodway and ra n through a fi eld. clipping an Ohio Power eiC<'tric polr. Ohio Power cmployres were summoned to rPStore pciwer. Heavy damage was sustained to the Willis vehicle. Willis Is scheduled to appear in Meigs County Cout1 on charges of failure to co ntml and driving while intoxi · ca ted . baked potato plus Ever!/ dinllfl' includes a Hoi Spot" and the a/1-you<a~-eatt'B':st:Otad Biiffe!!" World's Brgges • at 1 p.m. at the Foglesong Funeral Home with the Rev. Ira Wellman officiating. Burial wlll be at Clifton Hill Cemetery. Calling hours will be today from 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. at the funeral home. woose refusal to sll in the back of a bus In Montgomery, Ala., began the movement that led to the passage of the sweeping civil rights laws of the 1900s. ·Many of the men who ,rnarched arm-ln-a rm with King down the dusty roads and the bloody streets of the South aJ years ago gathered in an old railroad depot in Atlanta Sunday night for a reunion. John Lewis, woo was injured marchirg with King in the 1963 Selma -to-Mont gomery voting rights protest, said, "If it were not ftir Martin Lu ther King our nation tonight might he like a Lebanon, a Rorthern Ireland. a South Africa. We are glateful to Martin Luther King Jr. "He was a friend . a big brother, a colleague. But more than that he was a sensitive. caring human being." ' Lewis said. The old-time activists stood on a raised platfrom and led the estimated l,(XX) mostly black partlci· pants in freedmm so gs and the gathering rapidly took on the fervor of a prayer meeting. "This Is great , great," said King's widow, Caretta Scott King. "AUyou freedom fighters. So much spirit here. I see psople here from many campaigns. How fortunate we were to have been a part of 1ha 1 great period In history. • at y e Vot .35, lilo.193 Copyrighted 1988 en tine Meigs County returns to normalcy Things were looking up in Meigs Coonty Thesday mornlngafteraseven·lnchsnowblanketedthecounty Sunday night and Monday morning throwing out power lines, disrupting telephone service and creating hazardous driving conditions. Fred Deskins, administrative assistant of the Columbus and Southern Ohio Eiectrtc Co., Athens, reported customers from Racine to Letart Falls had powerrestoredabout3a.m. thismorningafteriJeing without service for 15 hours. Less than 100 customers were still out Tuesday morning but the service to the Shade-Coolville area was plugged in thls mon\ing and should hold . Deskins Indicated that all service should be restored today before noon. HarrtsonvUie area residents lost service about 4 a.m. SundaymornlngandLongHollowresldentslost service Monday afternoon. It was reported that some of the Harrisonville area Is served by Bud<eye Rural Electrtc. That company 'could not he reached Tuesday morning by telephone. The Ohio ~ower Co. indicated this morning that service has been restored to all customers. Ohio Power local manager Ron Ash said that all customers of that company had power restored by 2 a.m. Tuesday. · Problems occurred with phone service too. Gary Bates of General Telephone Co.. reported that the company lost commercial power on a microwave tower from Athens but It was regained abou t 4 p.m. Monday. The loss meant tha t customers could not use "0" and "1" to make calls. The lines were overloaded and at limes customers could not get a dial tone to make calls. However, Bates indicated tha t there was not as much wire damage as expected from the storm. Roads were clear except for pileups along the sides of meets and highways created by the plowing by highway workers. Today' s high temperatul1'. r--------------~ OIL & FILTER PLUS TUNE-UP .. -- ."" . SPECIAL • S394J5 • I . i '. 4 CYL. or 6 CYL. WITH COUPON • ' '• ' \ LOOK AT Till'! MOM -It's hard to resloit plcldnf: up a mitten fuU ~ when you're only three-years-old: Jolmathan Hagerty, son ol Chip and Mary lfaA:gerty ~ Pomeroy, found t!U out yesterday allernoon as he and his mother took a winter walk. 8110W BUGS? GRAB ARAB! If lfOU w1nt to get them 111. ....lnAMerl• lhtce112t COOPER CHRYSLER - PLYMOUTH DODGE ,_, .. MIDDLEPORT, 01110 '192·6421 a.s Monday tltru King Builders Supply 409 North Sftond Friday Middle por i' 992-3748 CONVENIENT OFF STREET PARKING L-------------Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice Public Notice FtiiiANCtAL REPORT OF TOWNSHIPS For Fiscal Year Ending December 31 , 1986 lebanon Township County of Meigs SUMMARY OF CASH 8ALAIIICES. RECEIPTS AND EKPENOITUR ES GOVERNMENTAL FUIIIDS Revenue Receipts RECEIPTS : Taxeo ...... ........ •1 6.519 .14 LicenH. Permits and Feu ... ....... 1.275 .00 Intergovernmental Recoigs .......... 67 ,936 .88 lntorell ... ............ 1.462 .83 Gitto .... .. ................ 791 .28 TOTAL RECEIPTS ....... ..88 ,044 .91 Expenditure Disbursements DISBURSEMENTS : Balance ........... 27 ,924.36 le11 Outstanding Checks ............. 5, 327.37 TOTAL BAL. ...... 22 ,596.99 I certify the following report to be correct and true, Transportation hereby noti fies all bidders that it will affirmatively insure that in eny contract entered into pur· suant to this advertisemen t, m inority business enterpriaea will be afforded full opportunity to submit bids in respon se to this invitation and will not be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, or national origin in con1idaration for an award . " Minimum wage rates for thia project have been predetermined as required bv law and are set fonh in the bid propout. " ' 'The date Jet for comple · tion of thia work shall be set forth in the bidding propo sal." Each bidder shalt be re· quired to file with hia bid a certified check or cashier's check for an amount equal to five per cen t of his bid, but in no event more than fifty thousand doltera. or a bond for ten per cent o1 his bid. payable to the Director . Gener~l Gove•nmont ... 23 .396 .33 Pubic Worka ...... 39 , 312 .34 Health ................. 6,590 .70 Miocottaneouo ...... 1.715 .69 Copl!lt Outlay ... 24 ,163 .81 TOTAL OtSBUSE · MENTS .......... 95 ,787 .77 Total Receipts Over! Undar) Diob.o .. .. .. ..... - 7,722 .86 Fund Caah Bal. Jan . 1 ............ 30 ,319.85 Fund Cosh Bot. Doc . 31 ......... 22.598 .99 SUMMARY OF tNOEBTEOIIIESS Outstanding Jon. 1, 198& ........ .. - 0 lilow l11ueo .... ... 11.022 .04 Aatirad ........... .. ... 2,755.&1 Outttandlng Doc. 31 , 1985 ... 8,261.63 Dopooilorv Botanco ...... .. ... 27, 924.38 Total Treaaurv to the best of my knowl edge. Shirley A. Johnson , Clerk 56338 SR 124. Portland . Oh . 45 770 Ph . 843·5205 11 I 20, 1tc Public. Notice NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS STATE OF OHIO DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Columbus, Ohio Januaoy 10, 1986 Contract Sales Legal Copy No. 86-106 lJNtT PRICE CONTRACT RS -986(1 I Se1htd propo11ls will be received at the office ot the Director of the Ohto Depart· ment of Tr•naportltion, Col· umbus, Ohio. un~il 10:00 A. M.• Ohio Stando•d Time, Tueoday. Fabruerv 1 1, 1988. for improvement• in: Meiga County , Ohio , on Union Awenu& In the Viilege of Pomeroy, Salisbury Townohip, by grading. draining. paving with ... phllt concrete on 1 bltumi· nous aggregate bue and by slide correction . Project Length - 320.00 tin . loll or 0 .061 milo. Worto Length - 531 .00 tin . toot or 0 . td't milo. Tho Ohio Deportment of Bidders must apply . on the proper form s. for qualifica· tion atleau ten days prior to the date sat for opening bid a in accordance with Chapter 5625 Ohio Revised Code . Plans and apec:HK: ationa ere on file in the Department of Transportation and the offi~e of the District Deputy O~rector . The Director retfHves the right to reject any and all bid ~. WARREIII J . SMITH, OIRECTOR t1 1 20, 27 , 2tc NfRf'~ A~AlE "fORf YOU IN THE .ClA~~IflfD AD~ HERE WE GOOOOO - Snow can be a pain in the neck for grownups, but when you're a ldd (or a ldd at heart) , the white slllff can provide hours of entertainment. You can build a snowman, make a snow angel oo the ground. throw snowballs, or sail down a hllloo a sled like Benny Ewing, Reggie Prall and Christopher Knight (front Ill back), ail of Pomeroy. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP! )- The Ohio General Assembly once again is looking at a tough proposal to combat drunk drivers because some people feel the existing three-year old statute hasn't gone far enough. The Senate Health, Human Services and Aging Committee will hold a hearing Wednesday afternoon on legislation which cut s out pre-trial alcoho lic treatment programs. lengthens the initial driver license suspension to three months and forbids occupational driving priv ileges for JjJ days. "It 's heavy stuff," conceded Sen. David L. Hobson, R- Springfield, author of the bill, "but so is killing people. Maybe it·s time we got heavy in this area." While the Senate concentrates this week on commllt ee work. the House has vat ing sessions. The first was scheduled for 11 a. m. today . The General Assembly thought it had solved the drunk driving problem when it enacted a bill in 1983 caiUng ror 72 hours of actual jail time ror any motorist convicted of driving while intox icated . But Hobson said there were too many loopholes. The largest, he sa id, is that lite penalt ies at'E' not enforcea ble within city limits, where local ordinances prevail. Hobson's bill extends the driver license suspension, lengthened from two to three months on the first conviction, to offenses committed within municipalities. Suspensions would range up to one year for subsequent convictions Instead of the current six months. Jadges would not have the alternative, as provided by a 1916 law, to suspend a jail term in favor of a counseling program on alcoho· !ism, nor could they grant drtvlng privileges lor work for the ftrst ll days of the sentence. Refu sal to take a blood aicoool test would result in cancellation of occupational drlv ing prtvlleges during the entire license suspensiOn. And Hobson's btU raises from four to six the number of points on a driver's license fo r OMVI. "I think the public has made a decision that this type of behavior on a repeated basis Is not to be tolerated ," said the senator. "1 want to send a message to potential offenders and the system that not enough positive result s have been had In this area and we're going to keep the pressure on." While it looks at the drunk driving bill. tl)e Healt h, Human ServiN'S and Aging Committee also wlll consider legislation establishing a state grant program to suppon di agnostiC and treatment centers lor Alzheimer's disease. Athens attomey will oppos~ State Rep. Jolynn Boster ATHENS- The J!J!li race for the 94th Dlstrtct seat in the Ohio Hou se of Representatives got underway Monday when Athens City Law Director Garry E. Hunter an nounced h1S candidacy for the Republican nomination for the position, currently held by JolyM Boster, D-GaiUpolis. Hunter, 36, cited the need for a " representative woo will listen to the co~rns of Southeastern OhiO' · and said he would '' provide lndivld· uallzed representation by meeting with the local officials on a regular basis and by being responsive to the needs of the residents." In statements published la st week, Hunter accused Boster of "pretty much walking in the shadow of the governor and the speaker of the House." Both Hunter and Jennifer Sheets, a Pomeroy attorney, whom she defeated in 1981 race, have crit ic· !zed Boster for appearing In thl' distrtct, which Includes Athens, Gallia and Meigs counties. at electiOn time. "I see a flurry of activity from her six months before the election and then very litt le after the election," Hunter said. "She has certainly not been very evident In Meigs County - we haven't seen her, " Sheet s said In a published statement. According to Hunter, the needs of the area are different from the rest of the state and the representat iVP needs to spend more time ''assessing local C<'Onomies in need of revitlllza tion to prov ide jobs and job security." Another priority, Hunt er said, is "the eHC<'tiw delivery of hea lth care services. primary and secondary education, tourism and trans portation facilities." Hunter has graduated from Ohio University and Ill.> University of Toledo and has been elected law By NANCY YOACHAM SentlneJ.slalf wrller Pomeroy's one percent income tax which was re-enacted this month by village council, was again a major topic of discussion at last night' s regular council meeting. Pomeroy resident Robert Burton reiterated that he Is st UI against the tax. just as he was when till> tax was first Initiated in January of 1985. Burton wondered why council roukl not pass a sales ta>c in the vlllage. rather than the Income tax. Mayor Richard Seyler explained that only the county commissioners can pass a sales tax, and only by unanimous vote of that board, and only as a county·wlde measure. It was explained that council has a lega l right under Ohio law to enact (or re-enact) an Inrome tax as a last resort In an emergency situation. The tax went back Into effect Jan . 15 in Pomeroy as an emergenry measure, even !hough Pomeroy voters repealed the tax in the November election. Donald May, woo lives on the Lincoln Heights side c1 Martin St.. told council he felt that payment of the Income tax should entitle him to some improved services, such as street lightln~; and road repair. Council said It would consider a street light and the street depart ment crew would make any necessary road repairs. A Middleport resident employed with Midwest Steel was at the meeting to see ~ he could pay the income tax on a quarterly basis rather than have It withheld from his regular paychecks. Council said the maUer would have to be taken up with Terri Long, tax administ rator. Howard English • Sr. was at Mooday's meeting because he expected a representative of Consolidated €ommunicalions ·Cable T.V. to be there: English said he has been unable to obtain lnl>nnation from the Point Pleasant office regarding his nuctuating cable bills. The mayor said other village residents are having the same problems with their bills and that he Is trying to obtain inlbrmatlon regarding the bllling proceedures for these residents. "I keep calllng them," he said . He added that till> cable company was In Pomeroy last week correct· lng equipment pro~)ems In some director three times since 1977. During his tenure as law director. Hunter has served as a me mber of the Ohio Bar Local Government and Labor Law Committees, the Ohio Municipal League and Municipa l League Attorneys Associa tion and the Ohio School Boards and School Boards A tt or ne ys Assoca itlon. Sheets has said she is still considering the possibility of a second bid in November for Bos ter's seat. Boster's victory margin in 1981 ca me in Athens County, where shl' defeated Sheets by 11 ,577 votes to 9,391. Boster carried ail precints heavily populated by Ohio University students. Sheets carried Meigs County. while Boster carried Ga ilia Couhty. Boster first WQn election to the House in 1982. defeating Incumbent Claire "Buu" Bali Jr., an Athens attorney. Piketon leak probed Income tax still major issue , "· projected to about 50 degrees under sumy skies, was expected to get rid of some l1 the snow. Ut ility and street department and highway workers were hit with long hours as they battled to restore service and to make roadways safer lilr travel. Meantime, all students of Meigs County School£ were out of clasSl'S Monday in observance d Martin Luther King Day. Undoubtedly had it not been for the holiday, schools would have been closed. Today, Meigs Local Schools were closed but schools were operat ing in the Eastern and Southern Local Districts. General Assembly seeks tough law for drunk drivers ., Includes: OIL OIL FILTER PLUGS SCOPE TEST Check: PCV AIR FILTER ADJUST TIMING IDL'E SPEED 1 Section , 1 0 Paget 26 Centt A Multimedia Inc . Newsp81J&r Pomeroy-Middleport, Ohio, Tuesday, January 21 , 1986 areas of the village. Brenda Neutzllng was at the meeting to discuss youth recreation with council. She wondered I! anything Is being planned along those lines for the near future. Councli reported that efforts are again underway to establish a park in the centrally loca ted Sugar Run area where the vlllage already owns some property. The mayor feels additional property in that area could be obtained from JX'ivate individuals for recreation (XIrposes, hcwever, nothing firm · on tbat matter will be ava ilable for several weeks. CouncU Invited Mrs. Neutzllng to a ttend the meetings of the recreation board for in(XIt as plans develop. · In other matters, council wtll rebid the sale of an old pollee cruiser retaining the rtght to reject any bid; will be removing several thousand dollars worth d. ." dead bllls" from the water department records as suggested by the state auditor; approved a license transfer requeSt lor beer and wine carryout from Guido Glrolaml to Beverly and Deborah Hensley and Guido Glrolaml, doing business as Shammy 's Carry OJt. ,, ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY - Athens Clly lAw Dlredor Garry E. Hunter has announced that he Is nrnillng lor State Representallve for the 94th Dlslrlct oamprismg Athens, Gallla and Melp Counties. Rumer, 36, was bom In Athens Courty, graduated from Ohio University and The University of Toledo. He seeks the seal now held by Joijnn Boster, Democrat from Gallipolis. PIKETON, Ohio t U PI ) - A partiCular timetable that !Rockfi vP. member committ ee appointed roth ! could make ava ilable," Matby the federa l government has chett said . begun looking ror thl' reason why The pla nt 's air-E>vacuation sys109 pounds or a radioactive gas tem was halt rd Jan. 12 aft er tests leaked at the Piketon uraniu m showed radioactin ' uraniu'm hexaenrichment plant. a fluoride was leaking into the air: Joe LaGrooe. manager of the The Ieaka.gr was detC<'ted by [lppartment of Energy's Oak Ridge special filters In stalled on the Operations office In Tennessef.. system and tIV' tests showed t iY.> !19s appoi nt ed li ve co mmittee was leaking from the first day they members. who began work Thurs- were installed. [)('c . 20. day. The ooard includes two DOE officia ls said It was unlikely Goodyear Atomic Corp. rep!'E'sen- any gas lea ked before the filt ers tatives, two members of DOE and a were installed. but they werE' representative of Goodyear's Pa- unable to document that claim. ducah, Ky ., gaseous diffu sion plant . Nearly 109 pounds d. the gas leaked between Dec. 2ll and Jan. 12. LaGrone appointed John Rothrock . director or the department's Recentt<"tS of air, !J:Jil and water Qu ality and Reliability Division. as samples showed no chan ge from chairman or the panel. normal radiation levels after the Rothrock was at the site over the 11'lease, Matchett said, adding that weekend , while othe r board the amount of radioactivity was members researched Investigation less than in a normal chest x- ray . procedures, sa id Tim Matchett , a The equipment that leaked the spokesman for Goodyear Atomic, radioactive gas was part of an which operates the pla nt for the ·auxiliary air ven ting system that federa l government. was used only during certain types Board members now are con- of maintenance at the plant. The equipment has been taken ducting Interviews with personnel at the plant. gathering documenta- oot of service until the investigation and developing form al investi- tions a('(' completed. Uranium hexafluoride Is the gation procedures. "TherE' will be no analysis until same gas that kllled one worker and all the facts are coliC<'ted and the injured 32 at a Kerr-McGee plant in report Is read . There was no Oklahoma .Jan. 4. < • � 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 01. January 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/. 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